https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/492/HastingsBanner_1965-01-07.pdf 6beafe258ee95d4d9a2e32b9e3451cbc PDF Text Text Hastings High Tragedy Strikes With New Year; Babies Die In Fire; Teens Killed Prepare lions are being made by lhe Instrumental music de­ partment of Hasting* High School to host the Michigan sodaUon District 10 AU-Star Band Festival Friday and Sal- Sixteen schools. Grand Rapldr. Christian. Grand Rapids Cres­ ton. Grand Rapids Forts! Hill*. Grand Rapids Godwin Height*. Grandville. Hastings. Holland. Holland Christian. Holland West Ottawa. HudsonvUle. Ionia and Lakewood will send from 4 to 1 first chair player* Delton Woman’s Brother Meets Highway Death SCENE OF TRAGEDY — Tills Is lhe h»m» District band directors will dl- I rect r.ectiongls Friday night and. Saturday morning. Saturday at- I temoon. Al O. Wright, condue-. ■Banner photo. lor of bands at Purdue Unlveraity..wlU direct the rehearsal. w s [7 • Saturday evening. Jan. 23. at IjOCill F 111*111111F6 7:30, in Hastings Central Audi-, • torium. the All-Star Band con- Ci..„n V.»/.<»»« ducted under Wright * baton will ^tOFC 10 V *U <llC present a public concert. Chamber Welcomes i Bliss Manager > iI Harold W. Cloud, the new 1j manager of the Hasting* Divi­ sion of the E W. Bliss Company. ' was welcomed at. an informal host the All-Star* in their homes; luncheon held Tuesday. Dec. 29. Friday evening A banquet Is beJohn of QuftHty , Lat th* Hotel Hastings arranged a: Furniture announced that they Uv we by the nuuiip Hastings vnnmoer Chamber or ot “re giving up their lease of the I Commerce. Chamber of Comcherrtra Association to honor lhe | Taylor Shoe Store and > merer President Robert Godfrey musicians, „re pUclllg the entire stock on presided al the noon event. OUR NEW YEAR'S BABY—Winner A special feature of the eonthe structure can, Rare and ■ shower of gifts from Hasting* merchant* was Daniel . cert wUl be M guest performv,ulK1 • . — . . > __ > «_ u, n.n....* ante by lhe HasUng* High I mu explained that all of the, YOUth TOr Christ school Choir under the dlrec- ! furniture In the Quality Furol-' E«|_ . lion of Herbert Moyer. I ture's warehouse outlet had to Film Os ArilQulSVIlIC I Hastings bond members who be sold because there is not room| The motion picture. “Cod'* will play in the All-Star Band to transfer it to the main sal**Country." is to be shown al the 'aie Phil Stanton. Rod Demand, flow. • Blrte gymnasium at MlddlevlUe's Jack Bendrr. Greg Webster. Jim; FriU; said the furniture in his T-K school at 8 pm Saturday. I Francisco. Karen Bacon. Dale warehouse building was being Jan. 9. This is sponsored by the Working. Gwen Fitzgerald and d«posed of at drastically reduced Youth for Christ and everyone 1* iPauI Claggett. prices. ' J welcome. Daniel Bumford, son of Mr. Warehouse Outlet Dan Bumford Wins 1965 Barry County Stork Race __ were X-*—— killed V4O—« m*n of ea the iFm, Knight* Wnlahla of ot ColumCVUmn- , Th< ..X—. opened 10*101“ Three teenagers instantly early Sunday when | bus, mid that the generorily of 1 |y ta their car skidded on Ice north- resident* of this area vra* "with-; ©r m... ------ r--------------west of Allegan on M-40 and1 out comprehension" in reporting! Thomas.. Nancy Jane. 3. and her 1 the people had given practically i sister. Mary- Ann- 3- mcl (lr*u> enough thing* to the bereaved in a fire that badly damkgedL. Thomas Inlnlly to their home at 812 N Church their home 1 Street, ~---- ‘ Fire Chief Edward Tudor reported. on Uni uh. 17. lloitami 109th Year Robert U'Connril of Delton. The three were pronounced Pennock Hospital'in shock und suffering with a xeverely cut , laht arm anrt knee nnzU-frur. ture of the right leg sustained when she brokd a window of Preson* who aim wish to con-1 uJe second floor and Jumped out. nine miles northwirjt of Allegan. tribute to the Thcsnas family taken to the hospital wire may do *0 by calling him at | their youngest child, David, 1. hit a patch of Ice and skidded WI 5-5180. -who fell a* the children were 100 feet before slamming Into a peals for help came from nearly the house. Officers believed the boys, both everyone, and no organization Allegan High Schoo) Seniors, can claim credit for thia won­ shock. were taking Mis* Unruh back to derful expression of brother- I was driving He reported that about vjoo sleeping. uxu n ruwuuagr- mk is io ue Gram. tu*d gone to bed in held at St Rose Hall Friday arid thetr first-floor bedroom when they heard children screaming. and Mrs. Richard Westgate, who 1 glv»n to the Thoma* family— They looked out the wiBdbw*' and saw the fire In the Thoma* three brother* and two sister*.; will bo sold and the proceeds home which lx owned by Don oil at home. .turned over to tjieni.<• ' ■ Gary, the son of Mr. and Mn.j ». and Mr*. Thoma* had Mrs. Lewis dialed the fire dsDallas Peters, who survive, b insurance on Ihrir house- partmeiit at 4:35 anu and Earl... bold goods Hr U employed a* a j reported th* blsxe. and momenta Inter he was acrosa th* street Bite* Company. ‘ where he and tiw father caught a brother ■----------- •------------ the children as they Jumped NUMBER 98 ni ■». w ! from the root. Mr* l^ri* round*d up blank- Hostings, Michigan, Thursday, January 7, 1965 1947. nine More Donors Barry Joins in State's 2 Men Report Needed for Barry ‘Grass Roots’ Program Thursday for ------- — • Preparation* have been com- cational adjuitmcni* that must Military Duty Blood Program !ipleted for Barry County s parti­ be made to meet those trends The citizen leader will be Join­ 13’: 1 cipation In a State-wide "grass While Daniel lx bur New Year's baby, the first girt to be bom Cxlnder. daughter of Mr Mrs. John Cxlnder of SI pounds Manv nw" more donons donors are needed '. roots" program aimed at Devel­ ounce*. Dan weighed <5 p^und*’. MW 4 ounces | to MPPly lhe Barry County oping Human Resourcea in MichiganJ. M Mr LT m™ K'1U1 Moro than 95 local residents Kenneth Kahler, of R1 Delton. of the local ch*Pter- have agreed to serve a* "cltUen Race, break­ reign by Um man Resources" study. Id IZ noon until ompany. Mrs Gordon reported that no longer be scheduled in those HU father is an electrician ap­ communities. prentice working in Battle Creek. Mrs. Gordon said this Infor­ Doug B mation came from th* Regional Center at Lansing. She explained that when only a few pinta of blood are contributed al the and lhe Sum­ rue. . soaring beyond all reason Dan's mother is Uie former Clinics will continue to be Norma Wallace, daughter of Mr. held tn Hasting* and at Middle- due* enough pinta to supp free blood program so that plant. Norma attended Hastings County may continue to have Huth School this vital, life-saving service. She and Douglas were married on Jan. 4. 1957 *Samuef Bleam Retires After 39 Years at Hastings Podunk Lake, retired on Jan 1 the Hastings Mfg. machtairi and Person* without appointment* for Monday* clinic are invited to Just "walk in" and give their pint of bipod. Barry Democratic Convention Jan. 27 the program guidance commit­ tee. has announced. A* citizen leaden. Steeby ex­ plained. each will be responsible ntighbortiood group of 10 to 12 people, and conducilng that fa)UR through a MrtN ot three dtacuaalon meetlnga b« the topteaktfpeepte. Orowlh." "Musation and «nrin|rig.■ find "Matching People and Job* for Growth ' Direct Dialing Setfor Aiea Communities movA 45.1 million project 1*----log- ahead to bring Direct Dis­ tance Dialing to some 128400 telephoQf customer* In 34 southwvstern Michigan communities Mr*. Irene Parker, chairman of •Usa—®*evy- County Demon. sW~ Coupnlttec. ha* announced that Hls fellow workers presented him with an outboard motor to pm. Wednesday. Jan. 27. at the mark hl* retirement, and the Courthouse. Hastings Mfg. Company present­ ed him with a wrist watch Michigan Bell Telephone C«n- Battle Creek. Benton Harbor, Bellevue. He and hls wife, the former A Democratic party meeting is Florence Mtxnc. wtuna he ituurird to be held Itiursday, Jan. 14. st June 29^1021, plin to spend mo*t b pm. at the City Bank. Activi. of their lime at'their home on the lake front»here they moved from Hasting* about 12 years urges all members' to attend AU backward glances “hits ofyesterday ”... as gleaned from the Banner files proved Liat" of the American Commlttae. lad a delegation of! Last week the NaahvUto News jubilant Democrate to Lansing issued a special l(-page paper, a eocnprecompre­ Saturday where they partlclpat- well illustrated, Illustrated, giving * hensive history of the village, an which Gov G. Menncn Williams excellent write up of the Indus­ began his unprecedented 4th trie* and business firm*, men­ term a* Michigan's chief execu- tioning favorably Ila public li­ brary, the school*, churches, club* and llbtari**. A thrilled crowd of 2400 per- Recommend New ria JI Hiallicay ; cued youngster* Projects i/i Jail be Built Western Mich. " — - -----------------I firt.” Mrs. ----The Stale Highway Depart-1 said her husband attempted to In New Location ment ha* announced that high- ■ get into the house to reacue the Member* ot the Citizens Oom- »ay construction projects total-.two children, but the Hames pre­ Ing 1105 million will be placed [ vented it Two Barry County men are DU and courthouse requirements unde^ contract in ing thilr effort* with thoae of lhe central guidance committee scheduled to leave this Thursday Monday night approved a motion' Michigan in 1965. I’rojcdn Ori the 12:30 bus for Detroit where they are to be inducted tlve Extension Service. Neighborhood discussions will tohiorrow at lhe Detroit Induc­ tion Station. take place during January and excluding the cost of a companied by h»r husband. Ebruary. Steeby aald the comHairy County is not slated ’ AuorChg to the report, there ittee hopes, through the coop­ military duty were Edward was no sign of anything wrong highway work. eration "of the citizen leaden, to Among the proJ ecu angouru when Mr. and Mr*. TTuxmaa people tn 73 discussion troupa. William Schilhanrsk, chair­ For the moat part, dlscu*ttons man of the Barry County Selec­ tive Service Board, reported that Sheriff Mari H. Campbell, in hi* under contract In April. Modern- The younger children homes. Steeby said that Michigan Detroit for their pre-lnducUon frequentiy helped with the famiState University Cooperative Ex­ physical examinations. Uieir extended January session cost of (336,000 to be pot under tension Service, sponsor of the Tuesday, said hl* deportment luid contract in September. SUU - wide program, has pre­ - Board members are now classi­ fying men born in 1645 and are pared factual materials and aids to meet Jan. 13. two lltue girls are survived by Barry ha* no induction quota He Invites persona wishing to four brothers. Michael. 10; Doug­ for February. The county re­ las. 8. Larry, 5. and David. 1; wanting to take part ih -the dis­ ceive* credit for Voluntary en­ cussions, to contact the Commit­ listments in the armed force*. a twin of Mary’s, and tee al the County Extension maternal grandmother. Service ollie*. Phone 945-5121 Marc Squter New Board Member of Guidance Clinic Maple Valley Adopts Teacher Salary Schedule To Honor 30 Areai Leaders At Scdbt Fete More than 30 Thomapple DisIn . nine and one-half months land.. I 45 pm. Monday at St. Boae of representing dearly 200 Scouting unit* In the 10 district* of the Grand Valley-Council who will Joseph C. Dunphy Campbell said. dine together^ 6:30 pm. Ttiura- bodies reposed al The Maple Valley board of county cruisers traveled" 153.611 day. Jan. 14. al,a recognition Osgood Funeral Home unto time Therp te » meeting of the education has adopted the salary mile* during thg-rear. or enough banquet at the Civic auditorium Board of Director* of the Knla- schedule tor teacher* for next io have, traveler mors than six maaoo Child Guidance Clinic The starting salary will be which will be held thia Thursday *4.700 and the top salary *6.000 Countyb new member of the with (100 Increment for begin­ board Is Mare Bquler of Middle­ ning taachara or any teachtr on 1664 touted >3. including 14 for ville. The other local members probation until tenure 1* re­ drunk driving, 42 for reckless driv­ from the Thomapple District are ceived. Plus any increase In base ing 42 minors in possession at William Lewis, Delton. Charles land. Mrs. James Coleman and Intoxicants, two felonious driving, Hum. Norman Jahnke and Rich­ Mrs Robert Cary of Hastings. -• a UM Incre- 12 driving while license revoked. ard Reyff. Middleville; Robert Gordon Ironside New President of Kiwanis Club Nashville’s New Sewage Plant Well Underway The board ha* also adopted th* following achedula for ex­ tras: Debate. *75; varsity foot­ ball. *328: varsity basketball. burg. Marshall. New Buffalo. Oli­ vet, Otsego. Plainwell, Richland. plant should. If wort continue* sistant basketball, *225; varsity baseball. *200; varsity track Scotts. Three Oak*. Vleksburg. 4200; junior high sport* (each WatervUet. In addition, the direct dialing yearbook. *100. plays, Junior and service te scheduled to be offered John Bare and Edscl Sinclair. ibertles, gross indecency, contempt Bonfield; Robert Kelly end Ver­ non Richardson, Clarksvill*; Paul firework*, contributing to delin­ Blossom and Allen Brace. Nash­ quency. parole and probation viola­ ville: Jerome Bernard, Ladey; tions. drunk and disorderly, non- Garry Durkee, KennsUf Gackler wpport, cruelty to animal* and and Fred Tape, Caledonia; Clare other crime*. Blakely and Willard Kenyon. traffic accidents, Including one fatallly In the City of Haotinga Woodland:• D e n n 1 * VanDuaen. Prairieville; Fred Kruse. Greg­ ory School: Robert Reeser. Jo­ seph ‘ Duffy. Arthur' Stauffer, Michael Straub and Jack LambDeputies investigated 421 crimi­ nal complaints, 268 miscellaneous certificate of appreciation from greasing. an extra *250 for teaching spec­ complaints. 185 traffic complaints i_ The voters approved the *124,- ial education. partment* on 141 occasion*. wardsburg, Hickory Carn«i OM plant, and the village last By lhe Um* lhe IBM contract* July received a 435.400 Federal are Issued, each teacher must grant. have earned two extra credit*. Icket*. served 002 papers und pro­ The primary plant consist* of Ths multl-mlllion-dollar -eased 5.458 driver's license spoli­ an Imhoff tank. *ludge drying ject Include* a alx-stor ’ ‘ ' "Through th* efforts of these ation* and made 328 Impaction* beds, chlorination and a small addition In Kalamaxc laboratory and storage building. with related switching Scoutn or Explorers and recelvIng the character building, citlrenship training and physical Dick Haddix, president of the link the 3t communities to the plant. I fitness program of the Boy Scout Nashville, with a population of nationwide dialing netsrort will । movement." Scout Executive be Installed during the next 10 around 1>M persons, ha* for icvcnth and eighth graders, that the sheriffs office had taken, Russell Evans declared. many years discharged untreated months. sewage Into lhe Thnrnapple river which la designed to irulUl in m *14,2*6, including *2.734 in origlTechnician* are scheduled to begin installation of intricate The Organic SoU and Health America and a deeper apprecUiwltchlng equipment In the Kaia- ated a public nuisance and public each. Chauffeur's Ucensea brought Builders of Soulhwxwtesn Mich­ maxoo building addition early in health hasard. 'Hie new plant tn *2.244. The county receive* a igan will mon Bunday. Jan. 10. refund of *7 on original driver ’ s will be a welcome addition and fortes with over 5,500 Jayoce i project is completed, improvement in the community. chapter* In the entire United Bradley. Mr* Neva McCully, a Michigan subscribers teacher In the Jackson school* P.8G4. panies in the following non-Bell communities: ball. *200. and cheerleading, *75 I^ikp-O Jaycees Sponsor Contest Name Frad Hilbart Allegan Chairman telephones throughout the conti­ gio* which 1 ! named by Gov. Frank D. Pitt- nental United Bute* and CanPrincipals r.u~. —-------------- gerald to serve in JUa admlntelotte here Tuesday evening in tratlon ar Insuranca Cemotb.. . *_ * a— District, ha* suMMBtl Hugh Al­ len a* Allegan County Republi­ the new gymnasium. program only — watched Coach Lewis , Drachman. Allegan medical ex- The Hastings Banner born at 9;41 am. Frida at Pennock Hospital. months at \'irp" Residents 2 Youngsters Generous in Aid -To Needy Family ^?* a.S, jcOSES X* Fire Razes Home Organic reported Uut In December receipts tererted wero 11.73045 and M0 a week Pennock Hospital is one of the Church parlor* Friday «mq*m rttve James stalled aa prerident of the Has­ tings Klwanl* Chib at a cere­ mony conducted Wednesday. Dac. 30. by Lt. Gov. Howard"V*Ji Esmond of Holland. prealdani; WlUtem I). Ellis, sett. Joseph Burkholder. Edwin 6 Wietnik. Harold C. Brandt. Rev George C. Elliott. Dr. Carl H. Peurach. Mayor Franklin C. Beckwith. Atty Richard J. Hud- Retlring direotott, were Har­ old E. DcVany and Robert B. Godfrey. Offer Adult Night Classes Wright Sim. director of adult education at Hastings High School, reports that only ftxtr start of an adult night typing underway Indicated interest tn having an when enough person* enroll, offered ovary Tbeaday night CAR LICENSE RALE Bpousored by Delton Fire Clut Jan 14 and Feb. 11, 19«5 • At the Delton Fire Bam ducted on Wednesday Th’iroday The fewer arrange Toungtay. �also at her home durkv- the I also Sidney, Charles and Fran- mas rt»lt relatives and friend* ini worth and Tammy visited rela-l holiday season were her ton* and > eta. Thera were 18 grandchildren Petal to Allegan over the Christ-1 Uuntington and Marion. thetr wives, the Orlcy Bhhops Mr. and Mrs. Walter Burnholidays. of Holland and the Lou Bishop* was complete with a call from This was their tint expe at flying and found the tr of Cass City, and her grandnup. lightful aven though a bit L P Bishop with hls too. Tom­ Goldsboro. N.C Ort Bunday, Dec. 20. they ehmy. of Milwaukee. WIs. The holiday season brought. Mr. *nd Mra. Arvid Miller of Joyed a Christmas with Mr. and -■------ - — Joy to the Joe Meuilna household R5 were guests nt a New Year * Mm. Dan (Ellen• — Frlslnger end at Algonqultflhkc on ChrisunM Eve._pariy at..|fteJwpw..<rf the, family.And. Mr. and Mrs. David B^TRK HASTINGS BANNER Intone Requiem For Mrs. Larsen At St. Ambrose Miller COMPLETE LAUNDRY SERVICE Electric Fondly Bundles Damp Wash ”Wa.h and Fluff Dry Rod Milter HASTINGS HOME LAUNDRY • RESIDENTIAL • COMMERCIAL Free Estimator Insurance Co Rapids. Tuba. Okie, arrived a* a com­ 1 the Wolverine L. plete surprise__to Mrs Measina -Underwriting Dept .... ..... ^.. .. ______ -------------- _____ pt. and their Mrs Lawrence Wiseman visitThe family hadn't seen Marvin i wives On Christmas Day the led relatives in Indiana over the We Finish Shirts, Flatwork. Work Clothe* Lynn Donovans Donovans entertained entertained Mr. Mr. holidays for five yean. Also arriving dur- Lynn Ing the holiday were sons. Le­ and Mr*. Glenn Donovan and Robert Jay and children, Rob­ Ambitu- Catholic Church at Del­ land add Neal, and their families Dennis, and Mr. and Mr*. Ed bie and Anne, of Kokomo. Ind, from Lansing and Gerald and Tudor for dinner. spent a few days here during (he (Lillian fr Ray Gibsasi) ton al 10 un. Monday hl» family from Laingsburg. Mr. ------w( 5 4Q62 The Herbert Reinhardts re­ Chrtstase week vtaiUng his par- * s, s e -x-r-.. ..... The Rev Fr. Joacph C. Dun­ Mm. Lee Re taler. daughter turned on - Wednesday of tail rnte. the Marland Jay*, and hls I1**3 5- Michigan phy offietetwi with burial in Mt. and and ton Ln law. were present; week after spending the Christ- mother accompanied him bock to Calvary Cemetery. Mra Laraen had been in ill •health for a long time Ln Florence. Wit . tl» daughter ot George and Amelia <Dernalrr‘ r NOW! ten on June 15. 1B20, at Flor­ ence ’ They moved to Delton 22 years save cash! L save stamps’ ; bros* parish And the Altar SorilP b aurvlred by a daughter. Latrona Laraen nf Battle Creek; two sons. Bruce bf MlrumnpolL-.. Minn, and Francis of Ventura, Calif.; four granddaughter*: a • LOOK OVER TWO0BMMfB FULL BOOKS OF ■ FREE STAMPS .. . FREE « GREEN STAMPS Start’the New Year right. Save more on your favorite foods and fill stamp books fast with our "Brand New" Bonus Card for you . . . up to 2,550 extra free stamps. Shop and save both ways everyday. If you haven't received your Bonus Card, stop in and ask your friendly Felpausch cashier at the Food Center for one. Mrs. Harry-Snyder. Hickory C«rMs»; Mra Jennie Smith. Home­ wood. Hl. and Mra. William Delland. Rapid River ■ The body reposed nt the Henjon-8milh Funeral Homo until Personal Mention WE’VE GONE 'HAWG WILD’ ON PRICES t Mr. and Mra. Victor Pratt of trvlng. and Mra. Glenn Maurer Of Nashville were weekend gue-u fef Mrs. Catherine Mahrer . ; Vlxltlng Mrs. Lester Miller on Bunday were her sister. "Mra Agnes Prk-e. with her daughter and granddaughter, Mra. Judy Hilly and daughter, and Janke and Judy Bjork, of Clarksville, >nd the Sterling Ostroths. local. Mra Frank spent a week at Chrl lime in Grand Rapids home of her son, lhe 1........ Ma<hers. and also Visited her husband . Mra. Walter Ryan returned Sunday after spending the holi»»-with Mrs. Marjorie Ryan. Tim and Pat at Taylor and her granddaughter. Mr. and Mrs wm. Ames and family of Tren­ ton. Mra. Ryan left here on the Monday before Christmas so that She could attend a bond concert in which her grandson. TUn, played The Lyle Storys entertained the Gordon Storys of Charlotte, the Ray Millers. Mrs. Anna Bar•pum and Mra. Ed Story for dm-1 Mr o» Christmas Day • Andy He and Roscoe Cauwl .drove to Battle Creek and Belle­ vue on Dee. £1. . Priscilla Arnold, a student at Central Michigan University, Mt Pleasant, spent the Chr.stmos MudAj» with her parents, the ‘ Willard Arnolds, who also enter­ ' talncd their daughter and family from Lexington. Ky._ Mr. and Mrs. Eddie C. Harris and ton. Todd. On Christmas night there was a family get-together at the Ahiold home which included Mr ,hul Krll0« “d «>n ftobert. of Lansing and Mr. and Mrs Dan Martin and daughter Nathalie, of Eldridge. Iowa Tlie Omar Barntuns entertalned Mr;, Mahel Hurless and Mr. and Mik Andy Keathley of , Rattle Crrefc. Mr and Mrs. Jack Lyle BIca.-n and Miss Doris Cappon. local. lor dinner on Chnstntes Eve. On Christmas Day. Mr -and Mrs. John Barnum and family of Woodland were din­ ner kue*U. • Th® David Barryr. were very happy to have their daughter. Marie, home from Hawaii <ner the liolldays. the first tune the hod been home m two years, and the brought nre rreft of colored I film making the family feel that1 they were really in that beautiful | vccuntry. Also home for the hr,Hflays was the Barry-* daughter. Maney, who .teaches at Holly. I hancyk friend. Fran BU»ernall. a f Saturday after. Christmas. the ■ SPARTAN REGULAR or THICK I PORK I ROAST SLICED BACON 2 . . . WITH COUPON BELOW AND 5.00 PURCHASE CANADIAN BACON ib. 89* VAN HOLTEN’S SAUERKRAUT is-o..29* COUNTRY STYLE SPARE RIBS ». 49* HERRUD RING BOLOGNA ib. 59* Uw the holidays. Vicki Boytanr <*nt from Wednesday until £faturdaj with them, and Sheri, Teri *na Judy Tuckerman were also1 with them from Thursday until । gaturday. Vicki's parents, the Wendell Boytaru. were Saturday, bupper gucste. .The Malcolm Tuckennaru wore Hew Year's Eve guests at the . home of far twin sister. U» Rol­ land Walts, of Allegan, and Pat- I I U and Pam Tuckerman visited i •heir grandparents, the Oates, in I ■ Allegan on Thursday and Friday i .- The Elmer Treats were enter- 1 tBlncd for dinner on Sunday at , With hls wife. Ruthle, and their teahy. ware at her parents' home ftr Christmas. Mr. and Mrs Hugo White. Barbers Corners. 121 N. Michiaan Phon* Wl 5 OR CHUNK Ib. b ‘ BONELESS, CUBED ’ OVEN-FRESH TURN- « rqc < .OVERS • □□ DEL MONTE DEL MONTE delicious APPLE! SPARTAN NO. 211 CAN CRUSHED, TIDBIT, CHUNK STEWED PINEAPPLE TOMATOES- PEASS WHOLE OR FRENCH BEANS CHILI SAUCE YOUR CHOICE JRK LIVER 29 PORK CUTLETS 69^ ECKRICH SMOKED SAUSAGE -ib 79* VEAL SHLDR. ROAST'-* ib. 49* ib. 69* VEAL SHLDR. CHOPS -' OHO? SUEY MEAT ib. 69* SLICES OR HLVS. 303 CAN DEL MONTE • | PEACHES FRUIT COCKTAIL CHICKEN, ■ BEEF, B TURKEY... OVEN-FRESH KLEENEX DEL MONTE CATSUP i,?1 _ OR FRESH (BURNY BROS FROZEN I/Ulllt WHOLE KERNEL or CREAM STYLE ... 303 CAN 6 “1.00 I 200-CT. FULL OF RAISINS PEARS »N. PEACHESSl PINEAPPLE nDI NIC OR GRAPEFRUIT M KIR Hi 1-QT-, 14-ozs. CAN. SHORTENING \ [ THIS WEEK WITH BONUS COUPON NO. I BAKED GOODS GERMAN CHOCOLATE CAKE 69* RAISIN ., 9QC BREAD '4D . TISSUE 5-L00 100 '50 free free WITH COUPON BELOy AND 5.00 FOOD PURCHASE STAMPS STAMPS SPARTAN COFFEE BROADCAST CHILI*/BEANS 49c.! 24.39 3^1.00 NEW TEXAS GREEN CABBAGE lunibua, Ohio - Mn. Albert« _ Jack.--m to spend Christmas wiiu her mother. Mrs Claude Oildw- wc auatfE IHC mont to uaur quaNthies ... r SPARTAN MARGARINE % 6 -1.00 I WITH THIS COUPON AND 9X0 FOOD PtliCHASC | SPARTAN < >OD CENTER | n SPARTAN BACON Wf-HteU SAT.. JAN lard Bldwp. Mrs Aivah Mllufid Mrs Hilda Zcrbcl and WITH THIS COWON ANO SOO COCO FUSCHASE A AC SHORTENING 3 -4“' iff. 1H*U SAT.. JAM 9, 1»*S 1»4S FELPAUSCH .FOOD CENTER A FELPAUSCH FOOD CENTER I �Bessie Palmatier Pleasant Valley By Mra. Ethel HLmk Dies Monday; Rites Thursday tu.^1. Lace Banfield-Vicinity LEGALS By Mr*. l*o Frry Funeral services are to be held . U3 Church here: also, nn imperi­ al 2 pm. UiU Thursday at the **—"———■---------- ----------Henton-Smith Funeral Home for Mra Bessie Palma tier. 66. of 335. W MUI Street The Rev Marciua Taber 1* to1 by the local Christian Endeavor Thi* wm very interesting to all. a Open house was held Sunday at tiie poraoruge felkiwihlp hall hon­ or lug Rev. ana Mr* Max Chenshire on their silver wedding anni- . Pant Resident Dies Saturday In California Mr*, Free stilea were New Year’*: Eve supper gueata of Mr. and Mrs Perd Steven*. * The WSC8 willl More Abont- ■Hastings High Cafeteria Menu Backward Glances Dawaon and hl* brother. William, operated '• drug store in ftftn Arbor. Iii addition to hU brother, he l« survived by a ton. George of Holland: a daughter. Mrs Jean Rroxdon. Palo Allo. Calif. Hls wife. Pearl, died in ISM. Continued from Page One 8he wm born-July 27. 1»78, in PnurieviUe. the daughter of the gtMata from away who attended Charles and Emily iTUuai Arm- j. the silver wedding open houae for strong. She was a past member of i Rev and Mrs Max Ovendilre Sun­ the Prairieville Baptist Church day. * Judy Bkugii of Freeport She married Duaine Palnuttlrr' David Pl«ce and baby. Hickory. Keith Fax hju been hclpiag care Mra PabnaUer u. lurvivrd bv ,or h*r n'oU-er two sons. Karl. Ri Hickory Cor- Mrs S'rs'' **’ ukcn to But,rrnrrs. and Earl, w W Stab-. *orUl Hospital Sunday evening. Road; four grandchildren, eight', Ml? and .Mrs. Delton Tyler and g.-eat grandchildren, a brother, T Erncat Armstrong. Kalamazoo of Myer, family at Fre> and a xutrr. Mra I.ucrcUa’ P"1' u,r birthday of Mrs He died March lC_-lU6t IxvH of! ice Is progressing well in­ side Temporary »team radiators are tn place and plastering com­ menced on Mopday The building I* expected to be finished by June 15 or pooilbly a few weeks Dr. A. E. Dahlman D.C. Chiropra* enneui ANNUALJANUARY WAYS FIRST QUALITY * 128 W. Ccnl Hastings Phone Wl 5-3394 All Famous Penney Brand Sheets THIS WEIK'S SPECIALS GARDNER'S-The SUPER DRUG REDUCED! 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Ben Franklin 102 W. State Street in Hastings Open Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Saturday until 5:30 P.M. ... Friday until 9:00 P.M. �formed that Albert Drake/Hfl, who f dtni mddenly at hU luxno In Ball!more Township on Bunday. Dae. JI. I noldcd in West Woodtand a* a-l biy. With hls parenU. Mr. muf. Mra. Fail Drake, and two brothers., wul«al.id1I*miru>^"iT«rwi ranu, « WUlm.. &x] tai u.u. .C. » no. Uw East Middle Lake 0^77^7 * ' ~ : ' /Tv Mrt. IIbasU. M. Cairnt Firemen . Iiisirur •insert wi-an. News Notes . rive Five f IQfi^ Alarms I Inrms fnnijM Al* Mn ' o**1^0*1**1 and HtilvlaJtnlhlt HasUiup tinmen hsVe been busy Mr. and Mis Warren Cairm, New | . 1C Dayi(j A Solhard has rcslnre the advent of tin New Year.: Yoari Day. * Mra Frank Bumpus lurotd to the United Blates after In axidiUon to ttw tragic fire '.*•» taken to Pennxxk Hospital. 5Frveij. jor jj months at KaraAr^non Tuesday and underwent surgery । mu:*el. Turkey Airman SoUiard earfy cn New Year's, tlrreim were । Wcdnwda>. air reported to be llew ln!o New yorfc citylm New tailed to lhe itewrence Desmotxls. rreovertag nicely, Mjs__ Admiral car's Day. He called hl» parents new home about 7 05 Dial evcntis Focrcii o! Lonrirw Itos been taking frosll f,cn. and reported » wife MUr a flood lamp had tipped over c*« of the home and Mr. B. Mr. unj pleasant trip. His comment and' set n draJFon fire wiildi' Foexch *cnt the weekend WlUi । <« the United States was. "it's and set a dragon nre. u. i murnwj 10 their home | r,c greatest place in the world dropped and burned some oi “W in Laming Bunday. Before leaving for Turkey he, tarpetlng. The Hie »tu out when; . Mr. and Mra. Lloyd Owen of1 had been stationed at Taiwan firemen arrived. There was smoke i Cedar Cm-k and Ml lUUl -MraJ 'Formosa) for 15 months, damage. 1 Guy Nash of Cadtort Center were | Hu-present address is: crmH....jISunday caller* of Mr and Mr* , ... x s»ihaid rnZ™ JiSlo Lh^r W »**” Iniimn d.l i jfscc Cocnuuiy when a bearbs beesme visltrel her datyhter In taiuini; the , nruoAi Brook* AFB San Antunio. Antunto. T:"Texas OverhSted and burn-d groue and i ^^,^10*’^ Alrman 8oU 'artl * parents are Airman Sothards dust off a blower Mason ha* been confined to her Mr an<1 and Mrs Mra. Donald bolhard Solhard of • uvu a .ui au uiavu-.i ui IO Algonquin Lake Sunday at 3:05 ini firemen were । and throat. . I IJ„ Hastinff 8 I; y.,.0. A | 1 FUlIU* 1 ickets I ■ ■ .■■>—. BMu* Past Freeport Retarded Kiddies PIIWOCK HOSPITAL Resident Dies Enjoy Christmas tdrt Helen LcBtar, a former ADMITTANCES Freeport rmfdent. died BaUirday. Party at School Jan. 2. M Blodgett Hospital In .•.““J’*' S. t* 1’ J »k , “» no.. Grand Rapids. Bho VM the DKLTOH-Mvdt MtasksU. XI. O.e of tile foundation taken out only dec. M—H»l*a L Bryuu. as. fui«j trs and Mra. Mary Wlndes. gave Brown-Tcnum Funeral Home In Greenvine with burial in the Freeport Cemetery. C-arcnta and 'triaKb dents rememUT the family well, and extend sympathy. exchanged and Uie loaded ClirUt- . In Grand Rapids Thursday. In the' evening, they attended the union Michigan Btkto end Gene every child dosiated by the Free-, W. MsdlMn. Batrnt M<xr». MS. port Extension Group. Coffee anil; r»i Washington set an MSU alnglsseason -catching record by cookies were served to gurata ; The hupUs, teachers anti parents! grabbing 35 j«isrx=. in 1B64. would like to take this opportunity ] to cxprcM their sincere thanks and to wish » happy and prosperous, New Year to ail those who have generously helped to make Christ­ mas happy and the year successful Tliey especially thank The Has­ tings Banner and The Reminder for free advertising and printing, lhe Hastings Cliapto- No. 7 OES. the inland Lakes Garden Club of Delton, the Milo Extension Club, the Orangeville Ladies Aid. the MIDDLEVILLE Chidester Extension Group, trie Freeport WCTU. the Knight* NASHVILLE TtmpLira No.. 56 Tt-mpuus no 50 of 01 the me Hastings Hasuiiga *1. Ki. si FA: AM Lodge and the West Dow I- , Lrosa Host. at. to 1 tng Farm Bureau for donations I SHELBYVILLE j»y auxtord. d«< and gifts for the chUdm and for | M HasUiig* Free Methodist Church. l5< 1 * Tin1 Woodland U.B. Church poopie held a prayer meeting at the j JA« home of Mrs. Glen Hendee hut aapit Wrilnralay _rwUug._TtH«.._W5W !.»*•? 11 present. ♦ Tliat was a short'-------vacation!" Qqpte from both teocli-1 era and pupils when they returned • to school Monday morning. It will ] be a steady gruid now 'Uli Easter i / By Mrt. John Hook Many Barry County residents 1 I<oh' >(> 94S-1S1S Durfee West Woodland High Bank Fann Bureau will heavy celebration tlio night before Some with stitf. necks treiud them with Mr. and Mrs Robert Foster by rubbing them With alcohol ^-on Friday. Jan 8. * Mr and Mrs the inside W Rev and Mrs. Lowell HOW many times have you writ­ Demos and child:cn of Woydland;;v*ua. Coro., spent WerOhsrlay with PU. c nve mttea rast on State RomI »nn mei: wm and family tn Histen 1061 Llnce Lut Thursday? * jurpiised Mrs Glen Hcndee and air. oil! Mrs. Robert Foster. * A farm shed had caught fire, ap- Unga A chetTful tliought: Now we can her sister. Mrs. Vow Gabriel. II Janice and Dttna Davis returned patently when an exteuion cord to Western Michigan Sunday alterto an electric fence shorted. Utile i • struggle with‘the income tax rebrought Ice creiun and cookies to iioun'and Hooctt Fuatcr ritiymxi Use Banner Want Ads! purt! The form came through the Methalist Church. Uie "Jolly Jills" woodlabd -imia. titall* last week.-We couldn't even Help Alia. Uiibrlef celebrate her: to Mulligan Bute Monday.*' P.imuhe D,C| so' onu aura. u..>l, a.iu of — HaAwgs -------- " , Mid .. the......... ....... . Ex- i have a-Happy New Yc.ir betoie birthday. Mra Ward Stony am! Mra. Har­ Hu nurd went butiday evening call- tension Club. Abo thunks to those ■ tliey were on our necks Oh well! ran! Richards of Green I*rice tinxij lex* ot Mr. ana au *. Chflurd Conkj who have not been mentioned but Questton—Wliat has happened to ] the birds? Last year at lids time tiio tatter's granddaughter, Kxthy 1Iiul * Karen and David Stanton wi‘“ •««« » generously given. '------------ •-----------we were havtiqr a variety of birdv ittefwite. of White Cloud visiteu ■' spent Ian wrex with their grandMra Glen Hrfule - and Mrs. Verna | tunlsti bmoke .Signals I Oo|4po Tl(u- n*»tla«» ?enr’ Uiereare'taur uerfods of time ! I'^hrlel Lui Wednesday, * Wwd i DUhke having the kltcheru-l^ xiikr. MMai«»ni« when there's not a bird Unre and i “^^dMth ^Dw" pS>’ ' filled with anwke while cooking B much of the Ume Uw one* that ore J “L??’~!1‘ | meal? I hat a quite right for Aib«rt* boot. MiadUruu there orc sparrows oi cne kind or, ‘^nd. On--. 0. Earl Eckert. 70. a another. oKUlly there wlU be . t*^unu?lUj [ smoke means the meat is being • cooked al <po high a temperat.uT muMUtw" one or two Junco* where last year Jl.Ir- E’ kert 1,wc from Di.:- i lure! Low to moderate ternpaji a I “ng about nin« ycais ago. purdus-! there would be * down or so। A4 By Urt. Burr fatten turra while frying, modarau* aim ume we ve .uu u:e mnmwm. RS “ }« • ' time. We've had the nuthatch. tempcraturea while broiling, and r "'* ■ “* J* c * Belly Downy and one day there &l Martm Road, and redded then "**2.. " Jfor some time. A few vears aco slow to moderate temperatures R( b Oeo. Jr. BuUcji Barryvlllc W8C8 will peach tree but It didn't come to the trough It may be the dogs' Mrs Ethel Tarango, whom he had u-«l «l u‘e home ot Mra. L A. Use Banner ll'anf lib! not seen for 40 years, and. because »•»>■ Thursday wfuxitoon. Jim. giving a Utter meat product i or the ins “t l:3u they Meal their suet unle.s »cilor UiC climate, «>k»ate. lie he has made raid" lite i so Pu> pm. * a Mr sir and ana Mra. aira. wiS-i. imt, ekielv 'home with iicr most of the time Kobcrt Adams oral Mark of The Nra Ymr'i ’Day was sad-'»“«« ‘lw«- Mr? Eckcrl 13 Na-iwlUe, Teim., were Monday d<££ fw^nany m tto community ><*» <r«n when the news came by radio Bnd' P»«uno:il4 and complication* and Cun luimu am family * 3L Paul Humphny of I taherwteecUbc tragedy that befell I *“» “ I'*'1™1 National and Mraj. ite id Humo! r. _. j* w. wtre_ Sunday dinner family of Veterans' Itopltal at the tune ot Ua.^ HiuUhgs. Their home at 812 N. i ins death.1 FuiuTal wrvkew were guests of Mr. Mid Mrs. RusacU i Church Street burned In Uie early held on Tuesday al Portland with Moul. TTie HOmphrcys und । morning hours and two ot their burial in the Veterans' Cemsury Meads »cie dunday guesu of ] children. Nancy. 3, and Mary Anri. there. Besides lhe sister, ills Air- Mr. Mid Mrs. Arthur Mueller i3. perished. Mrs. Thomas Is the vivora Include nieces and nephews and daughter of Quunby for a , former Phyllis Bryans, daughter hl Oregon und cousins In Grand ixiapd Chrlalmaa gwUicring. Mixa Manon Dowsctt of Lan­ •of Mrs. Velma Bryans of Barnum Rapids Mr. Eckert was In Michlgan last'Summer and visited Mr :shit was a house guest of Mr. ; Flood and Uif Ute John Bryans. and Mrs. Alfred Hone, who reside ami Mra. ‘Dun-iid Dowseix fur tile. She wu hospitalited with injuries I sustained apparently when she at- ' on hl» farm, and other friends. Mrs. Robert C. Smith were Sal­ I tempted to rescue the children ! u r a a y evening guuto of the JoAnn Bryans. locaL and her niece. D.K.aM tXzwjctta. * Mr. and J Judy Bkxjwn. of Nashville, were, Mrs. Hany Given of Belluvuv WAYNE HAROLD wen buiiday colters of Mr. und home and narrowly vwcapcd the j Mrs. Burr Faaoctt. 'flames. Six ether children, four] R) ' Mr. and Mra ^Ulenn l*ufpaff • boys aged 10. 8. 8. 1 and two girls.' .. Post-Holiday Thought 1..... 9 Mid ---------4. escaped ----- ----------------------from lhe burning-- , Sunday callers nt the UeweUyr, wcr» Thui*4ay guests of Mr and . liuuse. some jumping from the sre-1 Woodman home Iralud'.xl Mr and Huron Healy and family of | ond floor to do to. The home and J Mrs. Kauieth Garrison of HusOdessa, a Mi. and Mrs <contents were a total less. Grave- tings. Mr -uid Mra John DcFutust Geoffrey Haley and baby of Lan­ . side-service* for lhe two children ]Of Martin. Mrs. Maybelle Keller WBrc Sunday dinner guests um tiie days ahold let each cue j were held Munday at ML Calrary! !1Iuj snn. JDxmny. of HastirKS told of Mr. und. Mrs. Glenn 1’ufpaff. Cemetery. 'Mrs. taiteMaphet of Prairieville * Mr. and Mra HaiuUl Hum"Dress Well '. . . You Can't Afford Not To" hw lime and energy on I Mrs Ivan Courtney of Ukcjar Mr. and Mis. Alvin VandiTp1<»- mrlLiuid fiumly were Sunday foolish things that cm not be lorltLsa was a ci'ilcr on Mrs. Glen and family of Martin were gue.-te duJflFr guests of Mr. .uid -Mra 138 E. Stote St. Wo Rent Formal Wear worth* ItUe to Uiose whom Hendre Thursday. * We are In- ut Uie Llewellyn Woodnun home Hairy Schultz. Jr . and family <>f we hotff dear . . make ■----------------------- — mi Saturday * Mr and Mrs Wil- MiddteviUc * Mrs. L. A. Day actmtme happy this new hum Hart of Hastings were Sun-: was n Sunday dnuier guest ot stay caller, of Mrs Ferri* Brown Mra. Ruth Springer in ILtstlnga land daughter Mrs. Brown aid III Ute afternoon, they both cull­ ' daughter entertained Mr and Mra. cd on Mra. Lillian Bench of VcrWlla". better time than) the • Winter Baron on Saturday far nuxilviUe who U a patient at | lunch ; Pennock Hospital * Mr. a ri d new -life and beauty into I Mr and Mrs Loe Cook held a I Mrs. William Spencer of Hasyour home! We offer a com­ | surprise uimivcnanr party for his ; tings were Bunday callers of Mr. plete kitchen planning *ervIparcnta. Mr and Mr». Millard and Mis. Charles Day * Mr. Iconic nt thrtr home on Sunday.'and Mrs. Leslie Scnsiba and for you Prrainalixcd assist­ IThQM- uiftndlsiK were the Cooks', baby of Hastings wire Friday ance and free estimates are broihera- and sisters and .their [evening callers of Mr. and Mra cheerfully given at the la* r Mrs. Ronald ’ Lewis Bolton and family. I Adders and Ge ___ Anders spent] The BarryvUlc-NashviUe MVP itrtJd • Clirtstnia* D.ty- with —Mr ■' xm.1 Mrs. ■’ ■ groups were entertained New ; Bob VanBoveu of ,KaLimar>» * i ’ Mr and Mrs Bob Andm andl]nnd 1 Mra Karl Pufpaff and fami family si>ent the CTuistmas hoh-1|lly. W-The Barryvlllc 4H gnxip I days -in Florida visiting relalivc*. I: will m«t Saturday at the home They retumed Suntlay with the| of Rhea Mead. Jltn 0. at 7:30 children having many exciting ex-L^,,. m. .-»>>«. pm. • 1W Karl Pufpaff «... and w l'r-Jpertenre* to tell their grandpar- mund Strong apenb a couple of cute one of tin- must thrilling was day's hut w</k fishliw near I. 1 a H.I. vuit tA to — see -cniK^, ' Flipper." the famous lronlon * M/and Mrs Darwin 811 E. Railroad St. television Mai. McClelland of Woodland were i Christmas at the Llewellyn Sunday evening lunch gurete of Ph. Wl 5-2423 ; Woodman home was celebrated by Mr and Mrs. Ennund Strong. : : Mr and Mra. Thornton Wuctimaii of LowelL Mra Maybelle Keller 'of HiutUnjs. Mr*. Irene Japiiet of ] Pratncvtile, Mr. and Mrs. Robert । McKibtx n of Hastings and Mr. j Mrs.-Earl Atkinson held n housc' warming party in their new liomc before reaching lhe scene. By Vidor Sitton Ladies & Gentlemen Marriage License T Barryville CONSUMERS POWER COMPANY the one you've been WAITING FORI flSWESEEIT SrTu^d IT S OUR WINTER SALE Ob) ^MENS AND LADIES' COATS -d SUITS SPECIAL OFFER Cloverdale • Hope at B . McPkmdiu Men's 'll/ea'i For a Limited Time You Can Get This Were Getting Ready for Our 5O-PIECE SET OF Grand Opening STAINLESS TABLEWARE January 14-15 & 16 at the New FREE DURACLEAN (STORE WITH THE PURCHASE OF A NORTH JEFFERSON AT WOODLAND HASTINGS Phone Wl 5-2091 FREE COFFEE & DONUTS “• DOOR prizes 1. A 9 by 12 Rug 2. $2$00 Discouni on Any New Wall-lo-Wall Purchase 3. Your Favorite Chair Cleaned Free WE HAVE THE LARGEST SELECTION OF CARPETING in Barry County Over 800 Square Yard* in Stack for IMMEDIATE INSTALLATION! Prices Start at $595 Now You Con Hove a Beautiful Carpot Installed Completely in a 9 by 12 Room Over Heavy Rub­ berised Pad for — per sq. yd. IdlevUlrf ♦ The McCullum CE group had a skating party at-the I twine ot Mr. and Mrs. Lynd- n |Johncoek of Gun Lake. All had a 1 very good time * Mrs Mary Munyon and son. Bob. of Bedford were callers at the Ira Osgood home on »|0O°» ~JunenalJ4ohie Uy from Freeport. Rev. and Mra. Jerry Jolmcock and family from OWiego and Rev. and Mra Isaac Oycod from North Star. Lynden Joimctwk madr t> tape recording’ tliat evening of the children sina1 ing carols and say tag Uielr Christ­ mas parts for their txauuns tn Texas, Mr. and Mra; Lyryien Jchncock plan to go to Texas to visit their daughter and family soon Jim Rinc of Wayland spent the Christmas holiday*. visiting hl? sister, the Stephen- OaBuods. Her mother. Mrs. John Rine.. afstt of Wayland. *p«tu CbrJstmax weekend und New Year's tredtbnd with Iter |Mr. and Mra. John Rlnc of Ko[ komo. Ind.. Mr. and Mrs. Nomun Strictly A Family Matter should cost is a matter we leave entirely .yyhere it- belongs—with the family. We display 0 complete line of services, beginning with the most moderately priced, to rpoke selection easy. SEE FRIGIDAIRE'S FAMOUS JET-ACTION 'ZfaaJti M OGU OJ M GOIMfiI Hasting* spent Christmas Day with Mr, and Mrs. Stephen Osgood. * Mlfa Mary Ellen Osgood U spend- Springer spent"ClupUnas Day with her folks, the Seotu. in Hastings * Our sympathy to Mr and Mrs. 'Charles Hur* und family on the WASHER AND DRYER Deciding how much the service Benedict and family of wTlylanri Norman Benedict*. in Wayland. FRIGIDAIRE CORNER WALNUT AND S. JEFFERSON HASTINGS Hie Osgood family ChrWniaa wru held at the fra Osgood home. Those attending from away were and family spent Clirulma* Eve with the Donald Springers In Has-- Less than LEOIlflRDOSGOOD WASHER AND FLOWING HEAT DRYER Even in this low-budget Jot Action Wa*h*r you'll find all the wonderful Jipiic washing [al A feature* plus Rapidry Spin that leave* clothe* c«tra light, extra dry. You’re the boss with thi* low-budget dryer, too—lets you select the correct time for fabric* on the Timed Drying cycle. Other model* to choose from. Seo them soon and take a look at the beauti­ ful stainless tableware, too. __________________ Mf .9623-2* CONSUMERS POWER COMPANY Banna Ads Benefit I'OIH « �Delton Nips [Past Lake-0 Car Partanal Mention Mattawan, 68-64, In KVA Battle Coach Marr Wlnegar'* Delton High Panther* tnUlMI to a M-M ilctory over Mattawan Tuesday night at Delton to remain in a three-way Us for first place with fined to the McLaren Hospital Hickory'Corners and Bangor in where he underwent major surg­ the Kalamuoo Valley Assoc la- ery after surgery at thu Munson Hoapital. : Mr. Durling, a native of Dur­ and, was a Ford dealer at lake Odessa from 1M4 to 1050 The family later moved to Grand Ledge where they operated a tomia far the game. Another alum. Paul Siegel and hl* wife. Jo, and the great MKU, fan. Don Siegel, flew out for tills famous New Year* Day rpcctarlo as they have a number of time* before. U. of M. alumnae. Ann McDonald, daughter of Judge and Mr*. Archie McDon­ ald. Who now nskics In California, was also at the game with other U. of M. friend*. U-M student Barry McGuire also caw the “"J^iPartCkwItsvjll* When You* Need East Doud $25 to $1000 See "OK" Howard START THE NEW YEAR FRESH! Highbank By Mrt. Vern-rilaicltlitt * PAY ALL YOUR BILLS Mr. end Mr*. Arthur Eddy of Gnu* Lake were Wednesday (up­ per gutala of her brother, Mr. and K* tix-rtng on Sunday at the Mr*. Clayton Jarrard. home of Mr. and Mrs. Ladle UouM in Charlotte. * Lyman Hunt waa admitted to Pennock Hocpltal on New Year** Day for pneumonia. * Robert Hart has been In the Imcidtal the past week after having hus teeth re­ moved. * Worth Green, Glegina Skidmore and Ida Norton arc othcra from, this way who are in I*vnnock Hospital. They are Im- * CUT fAYMCHTS IT H TO 16 Hastings SPEEDY WASH and COIN-OP Laundromat PROFESSIONAL DRY CLEANING SERVICE •3424 of her brother and family, the Edwin Reynolds', tn Grand Rapid*, Wednesday the Orsfadm* visited liielr aoniuid family, the Albert Ornbonu. In Laiwing Mr. and Mrs. Orsborn arc to Imvv Friday to Middleville By Mn. Mary Jackton mas time, returned to Lawrence. Their first stop will be at ZcphvrKans. before the New Year, visit-1 hill to visit a codUn. Onral PuracU. li-g the Horace Diamond family Ui I Guest* of the Richard Cooks Chicago en route home. [New Years Eve were the Donald Mr. und Mr*. Maurice L Patten Simpsons and Darrel Johnsons of of Hastings enjoyed a visit to Charlotte. The latter foursome S i react* Jungle Gardens white were en' route to the Johnsons' vacationing on Florida's Lower cottage at Gun Lake for tho New CITY OF HASTINGS ELECTION NOTICE for office* to bo filled pt the Hatting* City Election to be held on Monday, April 5, 1965, it at 12 Noon, E.S.T. Saturday, January 23, 1965 Fourth Ward*, City Assessor from Pint and Foiirth DONNA J. KINNEY. City Clerk One Group of our Finest COATS and CARCOATS Nylon quilted, fleece, etc. One Group of Two Groups-Marked Down Now Year'* party ol tiio home ot Mr. and Mra. Harry IlaUch and remained die next day. * Mr. and Mrs. Vera Hoojier were New Ymrl nucsis ot lwr either. Mr. and Mra. Robb of Wayland. * Ladies ROBES Ladles & Subteen Fall and Winter From Regular Prices One Group of Broken Values Io W Hastings, Michigan Reduced Brand Name, Values to $79! MARKED DOWN City Clerk. Aiderman from Firtt, Second, Third and Ward* and a Board of Review Member. * Ladies SWEATERS Our Entire Stock of Newberry drove tn Wednesday evening id spend a few days with their daughter, Mr. and Mra Alfred Boraum and family. One main cve^t was Io irclp llteir grandson. Eric, celebrate Ida fifth birthday. * The Prairie Literary club will mart with Mr*. DRESSES Ope Group in Junior, Sub­ teen, Mine* and Half Sixes' of former selling now marked down PUBLIC NOTICE WATCH THIS PAPER NEXTWEEK ... Values to $3.98 FOR IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT OF -Entire Stock of Childrens COATS, ShibW SUITS & JACKETS VITAL INTEREST All Reduced. One Group ’A Off One Group TO EVERY PERSON IN THIS AREA WHO IS IN NEED Of HOME FURNISHINGS Childrens PAJAMAS—Boys & Girls DO NOT Buy Furniture Too Soon And Be Sorry Later! Something Big Is AboutxTo* Happen At One Group of Childrens Ladie, & Children,—One Group GLOVES & MITTENS TOPPERS SUITS, ETC Broken Site, Girl, ORLON SWIATERS Om Group of Cardigan* and Slipover* . . , Broken Si*M— Cotton and Flanelette. Broken sixes NYLON HOSE by BerkshireGIRDLES and BRAS By Formfit and Rogers PANTY GIRDLE PANTY GIRDLE PANTY GIRDLE 3.99 53.99 Now BARGAINS in YARD GOODS WOOL REMNANTS Now 3 yJ,$P' ■A t. H Tara— «a,. Hr W ' Printed and Wide Wale CORDUROY Look for famour 'Trade Name’ label, on the thingr you buy...you’ll find them here! ]Parmail® dir 124 East State Street pair for ARNEL JERSEY RogMlarty $1.91 Drip-Dry and Cardona cotton 1.00 �Shower Honors Mrs. Gory Pranshka Kaye E. Gardner Wesley E. Friend Exchange Vows Methodist Women To Hear Social Agency Speaker Monday. Dec 3*, at a mUcehaneotw shower for Mra Gary' PtafMhka, the form-r Judy Wlerenga. " Thirty neighbor* and friend/ at­ tended. After playing games. Judyopened many lovely gift* from a table gaily decorated with u white umbrella Refresliment* were; *«vrd Judy i* Hie daughter of Mr. and Mra Ralph Palmer. W. Slate Road.. Site was married in a lovely home wedding Nov. 27 Forty guest* witnessnl ll»e double ring ceremony Delmer Gardner. 81! Third AVe-j | Friend, wn of Mr and Mn Wesley 1 C Friend of Cast* Grove RflM. Hastings. took place Sunday. Dec ’ The Fum Mrtiwdirt. Woman Bncltty of ChrMUan Srnlee hutch con a HI be held on Wednesday. Jan 13. tn the ehurch dining room bride Rev. Luther Brokaw officiated at 'the double ring ceremony In the preamr-r-ef the ImmedMIe family Name Duplicate Bridge Winners Historical Society Plans Activities For Second Year Mr*. Raiell BUnton and Mra. The Barry County Historical Society, which wa* organised and incorporated during Hie port yvar, u planning for a full year's acUYitlea organired by Mrs Jean Gould, chairman of historical -sites and markings. , * Mra John Working i-t cliair- •Die Hastlnga Duplicate Bridge Group closed their 1964 aeawn Turaday night. D«? 28th. at the Emmanuel fpfccopai Undercroft with the following winner* Nortii and South: Mra William Stebbjn* and Mra. D. C./Prtndl. m*t; Mr*. M. S Yoder aixl Mi* Grace Denton, second. a:u! Mr and Mra Gordon Ironside, third.' -Die East and Wert winnvrti were Mrs Jack Oagood Mai Mra Charles Hets, first; Mra. Robert Cook and Mra Frank CcCloskey. second, and Mrs Charles PolU and Mra W. G. Pierce. ItilnL Mra Ailed from the Family and Children's Service of Barry and Calhoun County agvnclrs’ chairmen of the March 25 *eCedar Creek Bible Church, read Her topi,’ on "How n Jtaclal North-south winner* in the rton on antique*. Don Fulur. Agency Servra 'the Community" tore an altar drooraUd with red. Episco­ ehairman of the Civil War and Duplicate Bridge Plu>' ting* Mutual Insurance Company. siMMild juovc tno*t Ultrarating to yellow and while mums. local txTOCB. irt* tile April 15 pal Undereroft Turaday night all member* Mrs Alien will wel­ were Mra Kenneth Row and J meeting. Mr* John Walton, j come a question and answer period । Mra. hoy Hubbard Second went father and carrying n lace covered •* chairman of the county museum at the door of tier talk. ! REVEAL TROTH-Mr. and Mrs I Devotkrn* will be glsra by Mrs ^GAGED-Mr and Mra Clay- (Bible with a bouquet of white carnstlott* and red rosea. Mi» Gard­ Peter Coble, .l,,t* Newland of H3 Nashville (ner wa* attired In a floor-length ANNOUNCE TROTH —Mr. and । ------------------------------------------------- Rhymer Scholma. R2 Hasting*. ” r"““ Mra Lawrence Allen. R1 Dalton, A group of friends honored j announce ,t!»e engagement of ■X SIS '"“ra“ " The MehdaNe Circle. Mra Frank I *td» '» announce the engage- ,gown of Chantilly lace, styled with announce the engagement of Mr and Mrs. Richard Beduhn j their daughter. Joanne Elisabeth, a ------fitted bailee, McMillan. Jr-chairman, will sene ment ot their daughter. Audrey ‘u --------- .jeweled ----- aabrinu their daughter. Lol*, to Gary by giving them a hoiiae warming to Jo«cph W Rentz, son of Mr New member* include Ernest ' the hmcheon and rMtervutlpn* Mane to Gale Paul Weuel. soft neckline and long sleeves ,1 VunDuine. , ___ in their new home at 206 E and Mrs Robert Wade, Hasting* Appelman. Jr.. Mra. Bernard .-.on of Mr and Mrs should be o|| Mr was — r.Ulal to ... Mra ...... Zane ...... o aii .■ p i au auij Wetzd ut bouffant ............. skirt — -- - of - - Urv — - caught -- — - Clinton i_..uiuhi VanDume. vuii^iiiix. 428 Chun h Neath street the first evening of [The Bride-elect 1* a 1964 gradu- WalMMi, Mr and Mra Jack mid went to Mrs Gordon Iron­ Marti ' .... __ _....n.. The bride-elect• Int ..... < Miss Allen an-.. i> .. a, side. Sr. and RuV Hubbard and Nadi. wl Wl s.vtin 5-2110 na .. Vermontville « thr front with *)“’ rna-a ro*-' over over tulle tulle _ ..___ treft_ Wayland tlib new year Srarral of the | ate of Hasting* High School and Wood. Mr*. Donald' Shumway third to Mt* Frank Andrus and - •-----------u u !*J1 graduate ul Nashville flouiue* and leuturrd buck Uera of l964 graduate of Middleville guests were funner aaaociates at j I* “ freshman at Calvin College, and George Bpenccr. Anyone Mr and Mrs Chester Stowell, High ^chooT and a !»&4 gradu- l»ce und tuUe 'Bie elbow-length Hltfh School and is employed in tiu- Penney store giving added Grand Rapids Her fiance was wlio wlsivra to join may contact Mra. Gar! Puller. attended open house JestlviUe* air of Blodgett Memqgial Hospi- veil was held in pace by a jeweled | tnr offlce ot Abraham A: Son-. In enjoyment to the evening in a also graduated lmm from Hasting* Hailing* any member. nt the home of Mr and Mis tai Scliool of Nursing where she croum. Grund Rapids Her fiance, si 1962 High School hi 1964 and 1* now Members of the committees Harold TenEyck Ln Grand Rap- ' i* employed. Iler fiance i. a 1BC2Attending as matron of honor Wayland H|gh School graduate, serving in lhe Army. staUoned ids New Year's Eve honoring graduate of Vermontville High'was Mra.Virginia A. Dickinson.; b employed by General Motors lovely affair for all who at­ ut Port l-eonard Wood. Mo No Historical SIU* - Mra. Gould. their daughter. Mrs Kevin Pen- School and 1* employed at Alu- wearing u light blue rtreet-lrngUi । >n Grand Rapids. A May wed- tended. jhmth ”d;r*«*wiui -----matching hat. '-*■ ding is being planned ford of California. •nunum Extrusion of Charlotte • *--• — *Mcrcvwlr* French. Bun McPharDr and Mra Robert Cary cm । RuwcU Kelly. Grand Ropidv! lin. Richard Cook and Gerald trrtalncd friend* from Grant । brothcz-ui-Uw ul the groum. served Shoup Rapids for dinner on Saturday — » .*___ Collection Committer — Donna evening. Dr und Mr* Arthur PerSOHUl lYientlOD Save on Solid Stainless A small reception was held at Pinon **M/in9nc --------- -■ --Wilkins. chairman. Uie bride's home following Uw RmgO ^WingOS ophoff and family and Dr. and । Ways and Means— Vai Bauchceremony A*rt»ung .il the guest In New Year S Fete Mns Donald Gori* and family.) Christmas Day Rural* of Mr ' man. chairman, and Homer >_ _i- ..was .. Mra. ti .. ...i z-f nlrnannt ■Look Richard Gardner -TVie conununlUv tnuuunu. ” w-aa- „ mnaif. *' ... evrsnnir .’ L.'” ; —■■■■■ — ——. meucnr,,-*,,. wm-w ■and rt-rvlng was Mra Jack Dani-'Ul‘„yyNrw years Eve “* thS three louplra friendship,slnK wtre hfr parent*. Major *'>d 8Uxip ner, Hartmzs Club ind: idates dAl*6from fruin their thrtrAnn A,UIArbor A:bwday* Mrs Mrs Alien Allen Prentice Prenticeof ofBaltimore. Baltimore I Junior historian — Mr* John twr both hath sisters-tn-law ulster*-in-law ot of Uie th«I “ .. . ... --------------bode, also Mra. Art lU.u of Ver--^r Tw^ra" rom-) ' ’ ’ )Md. and her grandparent* Mr I -Working, ciialnnan. and Clayton I mcntvUlr. cousin of the bride. Mra I w potluck supper and I There was a gala house-warm- ' nnd Mra FYank Prentice of Has- lUiuxhlld I Dorothy Kelley, sister of Uie groom, j j of square dancing. »«>« at the Gerald Lawrences on tings. K ! Membership — Mrs Clarence cut und served the wnidinq cake' lt|j Okmw pneraon of Ionia and -Saturday evening u* they welon Sunday. Dec 27. ihefol-1 French, r,rlB.,u chairman. Ethel BatlghChuck Wilbur of Battle Crrek vol!-) corned friends to their o pen ) lowing had dinner at the Frank , lnxn Krn antl Elirabcth Huff­ mother. liouw ing fur more than 80 couple*. Ix<usr in their new home, the I prentice home lor tor a late Christ- nian Following a short wedding trip framer Dun tilfgel honu home at HUM) ma*' Clarence The roems were numuprUtely *' ’nWT ,,un latf0 I niiL Mr and Mr*. Clarence Museum — Mra John Walton, to Detroit, the couple raturswd decoruleil With a large clock unGun Road The Iris Jean Jean Dugger Oun lLuke -“k‘ H<xul 'r,M' holiday holiday I Prentice. Premier. Mrs. Mra Iris Dugger cfMjrnuuI. Bernard Bedford, liom'e to spend Christmas with mxoruu’d wim a. ralnv air 726 only 5109’5 decor 1Mlt lent aa ffestive air to to the the । ! nnd and Alana Alan* of of Oketnoa. Okemoa. Mr Mr and and CUkytoo — '­Webb. Clayton Hau*their parents u* gurets arrived from | Mrs Erick Welker ErickA »ear rrpresenteo uie nummo* ,n> party •—•» — anaand s*r« Vmlof , I chdd. Ethel feaughnum. Bernard The groom is in the US Navy, the face., bells, balloons, angels Charlotte (.rand Ledge. Utn-, Uvmmg Mr. and Mrs Verne WatM>n. Mr and Mra. Gerald Thai« V-M’» unique "Courassigned to the. U_S£. Hornet, ami and man, other decorations nude rtng. Haauhn and many of the I Prentice and fomfij of Shoup Setting . .. « _ __ <__ *___ »..—>> trrtviri*d* rrt*tho lamillra lustorlra—Mr t Ixwrvtirr* l-wrertcraatatGun! Gunvllle. Malur and XL,.. A1 >* n elusive ADD^A+TRACK » Karehera. MeMh Haight*. Ed A buffet supper was **- FTenUce of *d • self teaching feature Let* you ployed at Fates Fine Fbdds in take ‘ ■ ... o Middleville, and off Middleville, and Mr Mr Gasman Qaaman t 3* k-. Odessa and, *Hi J°>n her husband Sentz* and-Pete Andcraon* tn a few months O, MSV. . «.«. .> Mra. Art Wingtxden entered , Hames. Hany and Don Mead and or song . . learn anything ut Mr and Mr*. Stewart HOwea (Workihop at Western Michigan the Chicago Wesleyan Methodist Lyn Burdick. Wld wwlW Ukp Uj Hurpital on Monday -where she had a dinner party on Chrtatm** Door prizes of George Peterson £ Day Their guest* were Mr. and <-------- ----------------Look at these pital 1* located at 250 E. Superior Mrs Donald Patten and *an.) to four lucky winners important V-M features! St. Ciucago. III. Mrs Wingerden Kenneth. Niles; Mr. and Mra Spacial sail* evant! Out­ Colorlul hat* and noise-maker* wa* in Ciucago for the holidays Ray Patten. Uuutng; Jack Don­ standing stainless beauty at > 4 monaural channel* ttietch Members of Carlton Carter Ex- were handed out just before mid­ visiting her sons. John and Jim ley. Detroit, and Mr. and Mr* your use of tapes. leiuuon Homemaker* Study Club night The mew) was .enrel <wllh,nnu .,r lluIlw , tremendous saving*. Thi* it and utheir fatiullca. The Jim Clyde Bender. were very graciously entertained hum being fumlrtied by the club> WMW»rd«w» have The Hastings Cleaner* bowler* speeds, for extended .tape heavy weight luxuriously __ — at lhe iwme of Mra IJoyd Shroyer slurtly after midnight, anil danc-'__ Members of Fitzgerald Corps ICO time for highest tidehty. und. _grandmother W ha* been held their Christma* party Wedon Dec 9 Iler home was fratlvr mg continued until the wee houra assisting with the new arrival. finished jUinleit that never of Ihe Woman* Relict Corps held »Easy push-button control*. througti'jut with liollday decora­ ternoon They had dinner at the their Christmas meeting at the TIU* 1* U»e third child fur Uxneeds polishing. Save while »Provision to record and play tion*. Hastings Bow! and exchanged hall on Dec. 17. Game* were played The food committee for the eve- jjmx. back -through auxiliary these low price* are In ef­ The long table in the dining nmg were the Merle Haines, components. room was beautiful with U1U<- Girave Bedfords. Preston Camp­ RetrtBliments ot cake and kt fect Sale ends January 30. Mrs Lawrence Herrick enter­ sleigh* for name raid* and Santa bell*, Keith Sages. Melvin Haight*. tained eight fmrtdtnncr Wednes­ sen ted her bowler* with a gift. cream were served The next birth­ Claus chimney* to hold napkin* Ward Woodmansee*. Drew An- day evening of lost week Win­ Mr and Mra. Kenneth Church day meeting will be on Jan 7. Down tile center was a sleigh with dcTMMi*. Dave Herxhbergera and ner* al bridge were Mr* D C. of Delton. Mr. and Mr* Donald There will be an Installation of Santa and hU pack drawn by Marshall Greenleaf*. . French. Mrs Cornell Denton Norton of Woodland. Mr, and officers with Esther Und. depart­ reindeer. The attractive decora­ Mrs Ray Welch and family of ment president, in charge Out-of-town guest* were from tion* were made by Mra. Hale Charlotte ‘were Sunday evening Battle Creek. Ionia, Charlotte, De­ Mr. and Mrs Norman Sand­ Witt. Nashville. Portland. Sunfield. remembrance in celebration of luncheon gue*ts of their father. suuiun Twelve members sang the Lake O*y.i. Grand Ledge. Wood­ Clarence Welch of Nashville brook and Mr and Mrs Ernest her birthday that evening. Doxology The luncheon was a surprise in Appelman were among those land.- Grand Rapids. Vermontville After dinner a business meeting Mulliken. East Lansing. Orleans. honor ot Mr. Welch * 80th birth­ who attended the Governors 138 W. State Wl 5-4284 The Don Nevins home. 416 E was called and a profit of about Springport. Bath. Olivet. Lansing day Inaugural Bal! Grand, was really "jumpin' and *35 from Uie Christmas Bazaar Tekonsha and Mason Pat Eskman spent Christmas held Dec. 4 was reported, enough The next club dance will be held their twin daughter*. Julie and with hl* parent*. Mr. and Mr* to send a delegate to -College at Northeastern School* nll-purPeter Eckman, for lhe first time Week for Women " posc room. Jan. 9. from 8 to U pm agers. A smorgasbord dinner After exchange of gifts members Fort Ruker. Ala. serving in the was served ivs the evening of Army He was home for a month thanked Mrs Shroyer for helping dancing and playing "Charades" Other* of the family home for to moke this a happy Christmas Into houra vnnaunaa meeting and adjourned to meet at Christmas ’ were Mr and Mr*. ■proinvs&ed . , the carb' ..... 'T tni the itome ul Mis. C. B. Valentine ul the manilng. and the New Holh$ McCornUek ot Grand RapYrar made a rery happy en- ldJ Mr Mn Wm, Morey III i Daniel* co-Iioates* Jan. 13. at 1.30 t’Trtrt’jand children of Lantlng, Mr Ttie ii»e Sunday evening* :and Mr* Wm Morey HI of DtI and Smart Food Buying" Roll January were designated Thc ffirrhng Moores welcomed | mondale and Michael Colper ot STATEMENT OF CONDITION in the New Year by entertain-' «r ; call "Shortcut* in Fax! Buying " E.U Bi' Bible Month. This 1* In cooperation with Ing the Dave Barry*, the Gordon . .. ------------ •-----------d p-.., of DECEMBER 31, 1964 । The James Brittens enter- the denominational rmphart* Kenyon*, the Leo Demonds and Woodland ilr and Burdett tallied their family for dinner on on small group Bible ttody. 108 E. State Street Cotant and John and Mr. and I Christmas Day. —. and Ln observance of Bible port for a potluck dinner and Mr*. PhllUp Cotant. Bteven and court whist The prlacs were Marcia spent ChrUtmM With Mr The local Evangelical United and Mr* Wm. Hewitt, Charlene _-$3,325,045.99 Flrat Mortgage Loan*-------------Brethren Church, of which Rev. lowing the winner to ■snitch” and Marilyn of Grand Ledge from those havvng won in the Charlene and Marilyn visited 510.05 Accrued lntere»t----------------------operating Ln this effort, having their grandparents, lhe Cotant*. 16.220.79 Loan* on Saving*_______ '_-----begun on Jon. 3. and will con­ more excitement and adding to most of last week 53.535.83 Purchased Land Contracts tinue each Sunday evening The Arriving at the Che* Banghart Stock—Federal Home Loan Bonk _ 40.000.00 home on the Wednesday night lul Dean home. 10 before Christmas were their eon Mrs Amy Bower, local director 120.906.25 Government Securities ____________ of Christian education There ----- _— ------- ------------and family, lhe Bruce BangharU. 15.000.00 Other !nve«tment* ..------------------------are claw.' and teachers for chil-’ guest* of their son. Alan, had a with their three boy*, from Cash on Hand and in Bank* --- --------153.705.65 then, youth and adult* The wapderfui time a* they greeted Omaha. Neb. To have the grand­ 37.574.14 Office Building I Depreciated)-------children at home far ChrisUnas 9,136.31 Furniture & Fixtures (Depreciated) helped to make the day an Heeled in the materials pro“ “ “ Bond Premium _____ 594.24 -JZ3TF3Tthe f"Bible Study Bookletby honoring their dajjrhte'. MarDonkld B App. with the p.-nerul je*n, whoso marringe to Michael King*, of Ann Arbor and Mr* theme of Jams Christ Renews Lyon*, son of the Owen Lyons. Banghart's parents, the Mason TOTAL: $3,804,503,56 H1-. Church Through Lay Parti- liu, solemnized on Wednesday Norwoods of Delton. The Bruce iipitatlon and VocaUonal Dedl • Dec. 1C There were 50 gueat* BangharU returned to their ration-' The public i* invited to to greet the newly-wedded couple home on Bunday, lhe Norwoods attend thrae study periods |Bt the Chrlrtle home which was were overnight guesu and Helene --$3,524,917.71 Toto I Savings -----------' dccxxuted Ln tlx- wedding motif and Terry King left the follow­ 372.00 Accounts Payable----with the large bells adding mirth ing Tuesday. I to the aUractlveixea* Quest* 35.000.00 Other Borrowed Money 39,862.79 Due Borrowers--------Mr Robert StotxrtGray Gravofof Creek. .Nohvillc MrMrand Mra. 27.15 Life Insurance Escrow and Hartings rural Nashville announce the en­ 3,519.27 Deferred Profits . gagement of their daughter. Lu­ 6.204.6Z To celebrate the IgUi birth­ Guaranty Reserve cille. to Robert Gay of Battle day of Carol Roar, nine girl* In­ 2,118.05 The bride-elect is a graduate of cluding Dawn Burghdoif. Mar­ 181,553.82 the Nashville High Schoo! and 1* tha Culbert, Jill Edgvr. Janine 10,928.15 Undivided Profit* : employed at the Brunswick Corpo­ sey. Sally Kenfinid. Marjorie ration In Kalamazoo . THE FURNITURE Het fiance, the son of Mr and TOTAL: $3,804,503.56 BUILDING Mra Robert Gay. la a graduate of the Springfield High School and U Wednesday evening. Dec. 30 lowing tlve dinner, Jean F employed by Fuller Tr-uusniiraton in Kalamazoo Phon. 374-3523 A May 22 wedding date ha* been to complete a very plrarant Hing. Society newS ______ Chorlotte Dancers. APTER-CHRISTMAS PLACE SETTING Sale! MW,.niroiss; ina M si Carlton Extension Members Enjoy Holiday Gathering W5">~ Fitzgerald Corps # Has Gift Exchange MUSIC CENTER HASTINGS SAVINGS & LOAN ASSOCIATION Designate January As Bible Month At E U B. Church Patrick C. Hodges HASTINGS. MICHIGAN Dependable Jeweler Assets January Clearance CARCOATS SKIRTS SWEATERS SLACKS DUSTERS SLEEPWEAR GLOVES Reduced Liabilities Parents Announce Troth, Nuptial Date '*« from Kai*maza>. UPHOLSTERING Wayne Hasel Hair Style of the HATS JEWELRY An especiolly flattering style for all . . . or Price Let one of our experienced stylists create a new hair-do just for you! The Bonnet & Gown Shop Alma Fingleton nth 136 E. State St Phong Wl 5-3853 Coll Wl 5-338Z AU Saringi Ihturrd lip la 910,000 uiih FJ.U.C. Serenade Open Evening* (Above Saving* & Loan) �Hastings Women's Club-Luncheon Al 12:45 Friday THE HASTINGS BANMW—1 Lake Odessa By Mri. Dan Peterman Uincd her bridge club Ttaoday Christmas Eve guests of Mr. and Mra Glenn Edu in*, rural play weal to Mrs Lawrence Ker­ Woodland, uric Mr. aud Mr*. ik k. Mra Byron Fletcher and --------------- Jtm an,lth ““J family of West Women's Club wiU meet this Woodland and Mr. and Mr*. Friday for * 12:45 luncheon at Walter Wortley. * Rev. Vernon the Fir*t Methodist Church for . Beardsley tpent Christmas with their annual busincra meeting. I hi* daughter. Mr. and Mrs. ClayAccording to their annual The program ''Hasting* Un- ,on Goodrich, of Sunfield. Mra. eustom the Stuart Cleveland Umlted” wHl b* a symposium of Beardsley U »UU a patient at family and the J. Franklin rrpswwntatlvea from Chenoweth Pvnno^t Hospital. * Guests oi’ Huntley fomllj- were to-gethcr Machine Co.. HaMlnga Aluml*nd Mrs Wilbur Neeb and for dlnnec New Yaark Day. This num Co. Hastings Corporation Batrlcla for ChrUtmas were Mr. gathering included the John iiastlbgi Manufacturing Co' ‘uld Dan^iO Miller-and th* Huntley family ot Marshall Tvden Corporation. Flexfab and Miller family of Grand Ledge. Eddie of ™Di­ Hasting* PitargMs* Prod nets ,-*-do,‘ Die Rd '*'* Dixon* nt mondale,-MU* Margaret Miller All member* orc urged to at­ ot Lansing and lhe Jen Millers tend. The buatneie meeting will of Portland. * Mr. and Mr*. Ho­ follow Uie program. rner BarUctt were at Ea*t Lan­ sing Christmas Evn with their The Bert Benhams had Christ- ton । and family, the Gerald Bari- BETROTHED—Mr. and Mra. El­ nuu with their son and family. HJett*. mer Wieaenhofer. Rl Hastings, Uic Paul Denhams of — Akron. I Mra, Leonor Varga* and her wish to announce Uic engage­ -ri~ -• •landing from Thursday until family of seven ot her childfan ••*«» ment of ««« their daughter. , Judy uu, Sunday there, and en route home j and their families gathered at Lynn, to Patrick Oene Harrison, therno tong about town Thurawere Christmas dinner guest* of the Sunfield Community Hall son ot Mrs. Virginia Root and day evening M the bright New their Min. lhe Robert Benhams. | Sunday. Dec. 27. for a dinner | Walter Harrison of Middleville, in Battle Creek On New Year *, and' Chrutma* party Besides A July wedding 1* being planned. large and small. Eve the Wilson GuldetoOf Lacey ”--------------- ------------ ------- -- 1-------------------acre guest* ut the Bert Benham .—... .... .... , t alk ipvu. u.r viummiuu -rcihome. vln Bartletts, the Ellglo Gala- end with her parents, Mr. and st tile Elk* Temple and the Has­ vlx families, of Lake Odessa; Mr 'Mrs. Voight Curtis. OUicr guest* tings CounuV Club. The gold and Mr*. Raymond GuUerrea of for a ChrUUnM family gather- and pink decorations at the club Albion. the Raymond Rivera and . mg and dinner were Mr. and Puul Silva* families of Lansing Mrs. Thoma* Gilliland and faml- with deft touches. by Isabel The Rev. Vernon Beardsley . ly. rural Woodland; Mr. and Mr*. 7^-7— .“ZLTZZT. „ TTaZ was the guest speaker at the Edu aid Kenyon and family of. Baltimore Church near Hastings 1 rural Port.and and Mr. and Mr*., Bunday, Dec. 27 and was a din-1 Kendall Cross and family, take 1 '**<**" ,T ncr gUMt of Mr and Mra Hu- Odeara. I St tert Hunt and family. * Mr. und | bgt. and Mra Bryce H. Lee 1 ““ Mrs. George Mooq and Mi** LI-1 and titrve chlldhm of Benton’^** KI2?etad.. * las Frost -of Flint spent the Harbor were New Year * weikweckcnd of Dec. 26th with Mr. tnd guenU of hLs uncle. Mr. and played. "The Anniversary Walls" and Mrs. Waiter Wortlsy. Other {Mrs Edmond Myers Sr. of in honor of Kay and Lynn Perry guests Saturday were Mr. and Woodland road This is the flrat and Dr. Hay und Jean Finnic Mrs. Glenn Edwins, rural Wood- [ tlnu. Ul 23 ycaj» Myera had who celebrate their wedding land. Mr. and -Mis Maynard asm jus nephew, who u nos- a I Mk■— IM— Mr -------ami ------------------Mra Slant 1itxauiiuur . ... ... .. ■'■'■' •__ ____ ------vuncr u nc *cr» - iI Tiwre were a number of before Leak and family of Lansing. * 1B yoart ln tlu. Aurmra He ll* dub party gattartngn. one Mr. und Mrs. Clifford Walter Wjts October to being hosted by the Lyle Olllcwand Fay. Mr and Mis Andrew lk.,lUjl. Harbor fnon North P‘“ « bome «» w Ort<1' Walter and MarJean and Mr EaromL Mr mid Mra Myrt»-SU«‘ »“ • Yews and Connor end txv fanUly Tnh Lc^* Rrn party W. Walnut and Mra. Mra. Fred Fred O O'Connor and , nartv at ai. 511 sir — —" f Bette of rural Nashville spent i,-./vmr**' mntwr when Pot and.Duward Caln cn- Auld Lang Syne Is Theme Song For Many___ Parties:r. ____ our Barbecued Chicken & Sodl*6 Ribs AeUlIlC s-' 1 QibU ■■ gettem!. .. C T in Klinitir/jaS’f ia ine ■ ■Tom & Sally Robinion JUpvIUlW Z05 N. Michigan —OPEN DAILY— 9 A.M. io 11 P.M. East Doud Society newS gurata of the Edmund Mycra,PJ^ family of Grand Ledge. OUicr with the izvs were Mr. 'parent*, the O'Connors, to ex- visitors and Mra. Ororgo Eisenhart'. * 1 , Sunday aunaay guc>u gumta or ot Mr Mr ana and Mr*. Mrs. *Ir. ®’ra, °*Firge ,”obefu Curl Uiemuin wuc Mr and Mra. entertained their family for smith of Woodland and jCiuutma* on Sunday. Dec. Frunklxn, ot Grayling. ITicy were. Mr. and Mrs Furreat, p-,,— Robert* and daughter. Doris, of Mr- and Y13'Frttoratm.- Mr ana Mis Roe Roberta ,naj‘ u“ Bhcrlyn Pcturand suns. Lee and Gar?y, Nosh- '««• “nuul Itep:0* attended •rih|’&Vnw ,ulU‘ Mr- an“ ** tertWned and 10. gyrate Joined sreeung -- — " Ironside Drive. tuctnig a new xcurs e.vc Hosting Eve **—‘ ’New Years party were the Stan Cumming* and tlieir guerta were the Theodore Knopf*. J- Franklin Huntleys and the Stuart Cievelands. pn,.l!v .(l6. „ v t) incidentaby l-'vi gave uic isl­ vllleand Mrs I-*Vern Rob- <>w wedding of Burtara Fetter«u- rural Woodland. Mr. and 'uan ot Unsung* and Rex FuhMr*. Thoma* Steury and daugh- er Saturday. Jan. 2. al the ter. East tansUig; Mr. und Mrs Woodland Zion Lutheran y Russell Arne* and children:-’Chui ch • Mr. and Mra. Bran- *“* Nashville; Mr. and Mrs James don Sliadc and Alice, aikd Mra. aurinS Ulc nouaays. Taylor and children. Eaton Rap- Wayne Shade and Idnda visited T,’^re WM a "Spur of the Ho­ dton and sunj. Saginaw, and Mr. of Hickory Comers Sunday. Jan. Castlemans with tile Dr. John aud Mrs. Rex Goodemoot and 3. * Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Bates Williams. Walter Forsbents and family, rural Lake Odessa. « Mr. of Woodland visited Mr. and John Bays assembled to watch and Mrs Lynn Prentta and five Mrs. Chester Kcrtcriy Wednes- the Oid Year out and the New daughtersof Ludington State, day evening, Dec.,30. * Mr. and Year enter on the calendar -- - . . r ' Mra. Corf Gierman were New page. By Mrr. Lloyd Oicen te.tW 94*. SSI 1 family of Woodland. family from Delton and Mr. urn! Mra. Duane Hamilton from Uu&bviBe, Ul.. called at Howard Mootcs. * Earl Mooscolid Mr. and family .Were ChristniM Eve guest* of Mr. und Mra. George Herman of Rl Hastings. They spent cmutmas Day with Mr. ' a inner gue*U at Eiwln Paynes R2 Vermontville A, Happy New Year to AU I Woodland Ky'.Wra. Glendon Curlit Mrs. Lloyd Owen were dinner । gucet* at Mra Dorothy'Monroes ; 1 “■ CotUM1- ftnd Mra- atie । Pro»b>tertan lounge. Mrs. Lioyd Owen railed oa Claud * Saturday P-im vialMembers of the TO BE WED Hammonds in Hinds disuict . Uij> Mr fcnd Mre Gicndon I families were present for of Mis* Wanda Kingsbury to Saturday. i— -- ■ — Cordon 8 Hull is. announced by ttw bride-elect's father. Ralph E. Delton. A Mr. and Kingsbury. R2 Delton. Gordon is the sou'of Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Mra while Richard Martin wm Hull. IU Hasting*. Mu* Kings­ fty Mrt. Burr b'aiictt in test man. bury is a Senior at Delton Kel­ and A reception for about U gueats logg High School and her fiance is a 1M2 graduate of Hastings High School. A June wedding u the Methodist . Church will meet ton Hall following the ceremony. being planned. Baltic Creek were Barryvjlle Personql Mention Miss Bemadlne Hoffman, who Lv a returned missionary from Sierra Leone, Africa, now living in Charlotte, was a guest of M^s Myrtle Wlbon over the weekend. On New Year-* Day Mbs Wlbon. Gun Lake were Chrirtma* night Odtuus wld plan to Uvc hi Halting*. ■ —Tlw Ana- ' _______ • Bolton and family, * Mr. and Mrs. Richard Bemv.lt of Haa- ncraia viswhc were Sunday ain- Cord Ann Beedle S nre gu.-u with their daughter, ] p -ndPmAnt Told ulumoon caller* of Mr. and Mr. and Mra. Gicndoo CurU*; EngQggmenT I OIQ ! ■'•»« Beedlc of Curtis Mra. Lewis Bolton and family. und family. Word wm received tbit Mr Rmd. Nashville, has announced Mrs. tawis Bolton's mother. Mr*. Clara LaHommcdlcu, i* quite rtek at Pennock itapitol. involved in land, were dinner guests of their , * Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Pulpaff A The Woodland PTA will bej brother, Archie WlUon. and hls ■ of Kaiunuuoo were Dec. 20. daughter. Vivien, of Katemaxoo , wbdtend guerfg of Mr. and Mrs. Elementary PTA Monday. Jan. The bride-elect U a The Don Nevin* family. ttieiKarl PulpaH and family. They 11. lhe meeting will to held m Edsel Sinclair family and Mrs.! wae Chnstmas Day guusta of the • auditorium of the high of Nistrville High Sclxriland t« Belle Doster were dinner guest* Mr. and ' •* NLs. — ” Gary — — Gillett and* .ctool at 3 pm. Speaker* for a student at Central Michigan on Chri*tm*s at the home of family of ^faraiiall. * On Sun­ tte evening will be the foreign ( University. Ha- DAnoe, a graduMra. Maurice Hughe* near Plain­ day. Dec. 27 Mr. and Mra. Karl cxclxuigf students attending Me at Camdem, Michigan. High well. Mra. Hughe* also enter­ Pufpafl and family entertained Lakewood this ><ur * The School, la employed at the Oid*tained Dorothea tnd Ralph Com­ with a ChrhtnuiA dinner for Mr. Wmmui's Study group of the mobile Company in L*nai'}«ing of Mlddlevill* arra the Ran­ and Mra. Glenn Puipaff, Mr. imd Mcihodiat Church been post- ■ A Juno wedding I* being punkin Hughe* famSy of Prairlc- Mrs. Keith Putpoll and family -nrkiu«rl poned until .Ian Jan. 20 2Q. Ttm Ou> mix-tinir meeting <’ nod. — « OI,—- K.1t-rT<Ti nt Uns— * win ,.. . De... naa Int.... tne noaic or axra.I ------- :—re . -------tings. • On Ciuistma* Day. Mr. The Roy Cordes left Friday to (Hendon Curtis. * The Wood; Mrs. EUie FTcydl of Detroit visit the William Yates family in ana Mra. Karl Pulpoff and fam-. land Firemen will entertain was a guest of Mrs. Helen Mott their wive* Jan. 14 with a sup- far a few day* last week, and on cart Of their new granddaughter. and Mis, Burr Foaaeu. * Mr. pre. ♦ Sunday evening visltora New Year’s Day Mrs. Mott. Mr*. Mary Elltabetli. bom Tuesday. Dec. and Mrs. Donald Dowsctl went •*Hh lUv. and Mra. L»ur«icc1 Freydi ’ and Mr». .B*H* Dopier 38. Hie little lady ha* a brother LowcU and Lormda were Mr. were entertained at UM UPn and Mrs. Ray Titkcmeyer and i Newton home to watch the Rose Miss Elisabeth French arrived ChnMmas Day. On Saturday tta family. . jBowl game. Wednesday from New York City DowmOU visited Mr. and Mra. Homer Potur at Marshall. French. for 10 days. Her arrival Mr. Und ^trs. G;enn Putpatf uec. Xi rax ann aus ion inn-; Uiurt luuly un coincided with her mother* Jan. B mwiuniM rhndmai r>nv Mr unzl Mr* *71 .. . Dmxan . ..... and __ . «... ...... ' Mra. .. Mu family the party given by Mra. K. 6. Me- Hawkins and son of Banfleld.' Intyrr Out aitenuxm honoruig Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Haley and ^Tion*" ca&inn. * sir nori Mra Gicndon Mrs French. family’ of Lansing and Mr. and CulUi ;u,d flinuly spent New Mbs Jane Fletcher returned to Mrs. Huron Healey- and famUy | ycar>t Day ulth her sister. Mr I WEDDING New York City after visiting hereof take Odessa. * Mr. and Mra and Mra Galen KUmer and: parenls. the Byron Fletcher*, dur- Burr Faasctt were Bunday call- । l4IUrtP at Middle take. Th*. PHOTOGRAPHY U1« to bow, m a Ur ua Mra. >W to.on ilruco Thompaon. who is gta- sun and Carole and Mr. and Mra. lhc takc w Mrs x<„t[np ortnagv honed at Madison. Wl*. wot home Jerry SleUema and family at .Marijui Piluu joined the. with hu family, the Ston Thotnp- Grund Rapids | famuy a“The home of Mr and *uns. for s fra day* between Mr. and Mra Burr Passrtl en- > aiBM. Hunday. Dec.j ChTjJmaJi and New Year's. He tertalned lhair family with a A&P Announces Promotion tototo WM a progressive dinner party~ .. --------------------- , UK <KUUUl»- ICJUl-Philip Nyquist. | The following six couples have He succeeds George W. Bird a supper club that gets togitlrr! who is retiring under the Cotn- ' one* a month; Mr. and Mra. I ill 65 with nearly 37 years with the food Burdette Barter. Podunk take. ctalp. A native «f Indianapolis, brand Rapids. Mr. and Mra Grorge Juppstrom. Mr. and Mrs. Keith Chase. Qun Lake We had a progressive party New Year’s Eve starting at lhe DeVaulte pnrtinentJi until IMO when be Unit. Hq held till* port until ™c“”" j Htoto Miy । “gt. in th* outfit waa George. Cogswell.; Wednssday to -poid Christma* W1S.^v'xLhwrpLb^u^ to,wllh lUa parrnW' Mr “)d Un’ ’ Sunday Ken Wtey returned to, RwbcU Mead and family. He re- ; Arizona U. ut Tempe. Aru. after . llis CttJup nl Weal being with hl* hb fatnllv family during the teinc on 8unday. ★ Mr. and , holiday .vacation. Mra. Russel Mead and family, i Mr. aiKl Mrs. Paul Humphrey of Owosso and Zane Mcud spent CtirlMinoJi Day with Mr. and Mra. Clayton McKeown at Quun- I by Mrt. IT. H. Cheeteman with the. Humphrcjw on Chrisl। mas Day and Mr. and Mra. Rue- ■ Some of the Christmas fam- 1 xjmd wcnt m Owazo on ’ fly gatherings am the Forms | Sunday to have dinner with ttie ' Coir family were With Mrs. Cole's; Humphrey*. Rhva returned home . brotlveni in Grand Rapids, and • Blth them. the Saturday foltowing Christ-1 Mr and hInu &un gm-th and, mas they were lhe guests of j Mn( narel Higdon of NMhvillo Forrest’s parents. Mr. and Mra. j 5pcnt ctafctmas Evo with Mr. 1 Ward Cole. * The Mile* Ruffner I and wia. Robert C. Smith and I family tad Christmas breakfast I daughters. * Mr. and Mrs. Rob- | with their son. Dale’s family, nt crt c. smith and daughter* were 1 Leach take, and Dale's family ---------- ------------------------- -- -------------Wur_ dim-— -we- -t blr mr- 1 --------------------------rrr enta home. * Friday evening’ HASTINGS OFFICE Cheeaemans entertained their family and the Ward Cheese­ man* and Frank HoUday famlSault Ste. Marie. Mich, to Mem­ guests had attended Alex Hoff­ Hm a1tli buffet lunch and gift man's wedding cnrliir Ilfat eve­ exchange. phis. Tenn. Mr. aud Mrs Franklin Russell Bird started with A ft P in ning at the Presbyterian Church mul family of rural Charlotte, the Allan Peterson family from following year he was transfernow residing In I Arning and J family aixl Ruth Ann Peterson |n this capacity until ll»l 237 WmI State St. Phona 945-4392 EDWIN J. MIIUNIACH. A New Yar'j morning break - Mra Margaret Pvteraon spent Western Division with beodquar- : and Wright Sim hosted u neighW. Walnut St. This wm also a ting her daughter, Elsie, and family and daughter. Mra. Frank Gadget Shower for a recent viston since 1954. ' bride and groom.'Mr. and Mra. Thomas Stebbins. Tom and MODEL LOANS CONFIDENTIAL - ONE TRIP SERVICE DON’T LET EXTRA BILLS FROM THE HOLI­ DAY SEASON CREDIT JEOPARDIZE YOUR GOOD STANDING. GET A “BUDGET­ SAVING" PERSONAL LOAN FROM US. MODEL FINANCE CO. 945-3429 HASTINGS. MICHIGAN Open Saturday Morning* and Wednesday & Friday Evening* !• you’ll love our [ BAKED GOODS w— Sweet Breads »*«" «- "«-• Toffy Apple Tie---------A rich and dehetou* one crust o« wrtti 65c ilreuicl topping FRIDAY & SATURDAY SPECIAL! I Loaf of Date Nut Sweet Bread-------- 34c I Loaf of Butternut Milk Bread-------- 25c Dunham ■In his new aaakgnment. Horn­ berger wUl direct purchases for AUTOMOBILE CLUB OF MICHIGAN Miss Sally Raseley Robt. Beckwith, Jr Married Saturday Children from NoahvUlc. Mr. and B from Algonquin. Mr, and Mra ?. Raymond Owen and childreg. field. * Dec. 87, ■<w6n. Micixae! C'enUr. Thursday afternoon and David, was torn to Sgt. and evening that wm sort of like a Mra. Jamon Hural »Vicki Heidi houae-warmlng loo and there were 25 guccu nt the Clayton | friend* in taxutrig for several days burg. Mr. and Mu. Clair Fns- I ,Brundstetter* at Podunk take to {during the Christman season. !*ott and family of Algonquin «1 five pound*. seven ounces. . . . .... > wcnj tw<J car],,;,(to of ft|ul Mf and Mjs ciarwure ' friend* from Roduater. Ind., who Mart?. Jr., and family of Par- j | Old Father Time made a dig- took, time out lost week to drive; t^-e. * on Sunday. Dec.- 27. | I nlf:cd but reluctant departure. to Hastings to visit with Raj'mnrxi. jjyto Fassett left for, Illinois os I i ! K.. rj-s T.lttta WUo-a? on. Gibson and hl* family. Tlw men; /delegate to the International! WAY 140 W. ST ATI STRUT Ermund Strong and family i Christma* Cay gucada of Mr. Special 52c Save 7c 59c Voh*« Apple Fritters------------------- 6 for 39c A rich fry dough with piece* ol apple throughout and Chopped German Bread *A DALE’S BAKE SHOP ♦STRAHH HASTINGS* FSIDAY Su. SUNDAY the women, the wildness, the world of Younffhlood Hawke 5 Thursday before Christmas and Dale and Sue Ruffner returned Hniurday. Ho usually spends the Bummer vacation with the Ruff­ noon but on the quieter side to ner family. * Mra. Olrnna Skid­ iccuperate from the long hoUday more i* in Pennock HrnpitAl. * CHfford Moody and Mile* festivities. Ruffner attended funeral scrvlcra In Boating* fw Albert Drake. The mon have staled their new home and the follow­ Creek.. ♦. Sunday Mra. Ruffner ing Dr and Martha Heubner nock HiMpitaL and also called Algonquin take home when on th* Bill Turptmnlng family in Grand Valley State College NMhvflk. * Mr. and Mrs. Vic- Zuinlxrge were among the guests. The Kakurday after New Year’s Ita-tinjB. * Mr and Mra. Frank **“■ the Dirk Footer open houre lield HolOday and i ty until forth during Ute afternoon and weekend jurats Sunday. * The tmail suppes* partite following Year* dinner guest* of Mr. and this event. Mrt- Ward Checseman cam* Mra. K. 8*McIntyre entertain­ from Holland. Landngl Vermont­ ed friend* with an open hcusc ville. Woodland, and Lynns. 25 in.*11 including the baby daugh­ Gteen Street Wednesday after- ter of Ifr and Mra. A. Brown ।and the official end at I Christmas Season. the 39c rlourh with bfriwn-su*sr YOUNGBLOOD MMilYOAFl^HAWKE EVERY SUNDAY Treat the family $1.89 Sffifi KfW® ■ ' Win �g—THF HASTINGS TUNNER TUhrMay, Janu»> I. IMS -- Bert F. Litts Dies at Farm Home Sunday —On Npw Year's Kvr her grandchik Rodrui Randall. J Doug Stowell Enters Graduate School at Ann Arbor ./ Personal Mentionentertained Gary and . Mr*. Frank Bloom ana u v.. ♦Phillips spent Chrlxin-.u* Day! ■*'*r and Mr* Ellsworth Scott with tiie former * sister aiM bus-?•«'<> Nanc>' ttrf0 ln ,Col°" °"r Kind. Mr and Mrs ArthurCrnw- tne weekend to attend a reunion ■ ford, of Otangevillr ,f the Scott family. Leah Williamson Douglas Stowell entered Graduate School at the Unlvtr-1 slty ot Michigan thi* week. He wa* graduated from Midi- ’ limn State. .Um vemiiy in June I Ivan Snyder. the capable liosts. Saturday Doug participated In lhe wedding events. Sunday he \\ oodland Iinr of people visiting the Ken­ nedy gruvcslte waj. amazing. alin<»t. .incredible, lie felt The EXPERT TIRE k SERVICE JIM BARR Tire Shop u.' 5. ROYAL 6r>bom* plan to leave for Flori­ da the latter part of the week making Zephr Hills.'where they John McGuffin Joins Insurance Firm at Traverse Electric Razor EXPERT WATCH AND JEWELRY blhty tn the acceptance of new auto buslnraa for t£c company. He ate has permit.- in mUcejLuwou* lines of casualty SERVICE Walldorff-Sponable Mr*. Glenn Sterner and family, also of Mt Pleasant. Visiting the Hie evening wil^Cc Mrs EUa Kantncr. Sb? will lie »peakmg mid demooKTBUps hair styles In UHE7Q panted her parents, who made the trip by tram. 'Serving Your Community al Michigan University. ka/hnlldHr* <■ 1,1. I,.., «... . Fully Equipped Ambulai 24-Hour Service Phone WI-5-3252 Mother Succumbs City, and has a three-year-old Mr and Mra. John Martin and daughter, Mlahefle He rr.-udffl at Mr. and Mrs peter Martin spent 621 Weal 13th Street in Traverse th- New Year's weekend in City Spencerville. Ohio, and attended I Ing Donald's birthday. roommate. Marilyn Lowe, of Mrs Myrtle Cary of Decatur Cassopolis was a guest at the 'vpent tlie Christma* and New Williams* home over the weekYear * holidays with her son ond I end On Christmas Day the Wiifatnlly. Dr and Mrs. Robert: dams family was entertained, at Cary, who also entertalndd on; the home of Mrs. W s parents. Christmas Day Mr*. Cary » pur- i Mr and Mrs. Max Paine of Macuts, Rev. and Mra. LeRoy Cab- pie Rapids. the Traverse City St Francis ski couch In the Summer hls prin­ ciple hobby 1* calling on JGrund 'lYuvcrte Bay He is the son of Typewriters Cr Adding Machines For Sale ur Rent Qnit&ft' JtWELfK SHOE CLEARANCE! Repair Service SCHADER'S Office Supplies t urnrd home Saturdeyafroth 'New1 Mexico when? they spent the Chnstmo* holidays * Mr and Mrs. LcRoy Flrasner and family telned the family tor a Christ- Connie Heels & Casuals NOTICE OF THE WIND IS WHISTLING Snow banks up around lhe house . . . your fireplace glows qnd crackles . . . and you re warm and secure as you await the Holidays ond the New Year. CHANGE OF DATE DRESS HEELS STACKED HEEL Several Styles and Colors HUSH PUPPIES CITY PLANNING COMMISSION Discontinued Styles and Colors Originally Scheduled for January 19, 1965, DRESS FLATS Or are you?'' Before you settle down too snugly, you should double-check your 1 Group Ladies LOAFERS 1 Group Ladies TENNIS OXFORDS Mr. Sneakers property insurance. Since your own “comfort” is dependent upon your home, your business and pWsonol possessions, you should see that they ore protected 3 by adequate insurance. Before you get too "snug", ask your Hastings Mutual man 16 double-check your insurance. this important Public Hearing has been re­ scheduled for COLEMAN AGENCY 203 S. Michigan FrandsenS Insurance Agency 120 W. State St. 2 Big Groups 1 Group SHERWOOD Men's Dress Shoes Slip-Ons ond Ties 1st Group $E88 2nd Group 3rd Group $Q88 1 Group GENCY itionol Bank Building Hostings Hastings Hastings Phone Wl 5-3412 Pheno Wl 5-4174 Phone Wl 5-3972 'rnu/tJrpc . roMPIFTF COMMFRCIAI MflW- FARMOWNFRS The Commission urgently requests all inter­ ested Citixenj to attend and air their view* Shoe Store PHONI Wl 5-4940 �Hastings Banner National Honor Unit Prominent At Maple Valley j Mother of Delton Sen!or Citiseni Eari c Keekrs Elect Officers Area Resident Senior Citizen* plub mtt Mon. Celebrate 50lli Thunday. January 7. 1965 5ecHo« Two— Pagra 1 to 8 day. Doc. 28 at tho Episcopal Wedding Jubilee ,. .... Dies on Dec. 24 Mr*. Luella E. Walker. 40. 5115 L!y..yUl,^'Mrs. Preston of Er-name Lake-o Ivan Hewitt N. Burdick. Kalamazoo, died abopt 3 am. Dec. 24 In a Kala­ Fair Officers mazoo hospital. Slip hdd .been Dies at Barry Lake Odessa ' an thieresting and important oc­ hospltailted five days. ■ casion. Important because the end ot 6. 1924. in Dennison. Ohio, the Buried Saturday - B. GarUnger, president;! Medical Faeili PU-KO, SO. .no mra. sn.m.e-, daughter of Howard and Viola standing Russell. She married officers will be choaen to take BailQi. in Carlton township Mr. | Funeral services were held I Aubrey Davis, vice president, and । Keeler b a lifelong resident of Saturday. Jan. 2. at 1:30 tor i little Hough, secretary - Irras-, Walker in Kalamazoo B4riy County and Mrs KMler. Sarah K Prerton. 84. Lake '“W * president, Clay Adams, vice came iieie when she was seven odau* at the Ptekroa Chapel in . New members on th* board are ; Home at Saranac with burial In .Uk, -IU, latemral in Mnnu JMI She is survived by her him-; president L. D. Stamm presided. | Tbe numbera . inclutte Helen The HSU which the nominating THY. KNier retired nveytm^CtarksvUle-Cemetery: The Rev ’ Pickens- Others on the board of, Ooodcnough. Marlene Ackett. band: three daughter*. Mrs. committee liad prepared was agoI Roy Houghton officiated directory are Ed Leak. Ed SarDonald tDarknei Robart of Mr. Hewitt died Sunday at Busfln Patricia Adrian■Htelr daughter. Margaret, of u „ .. . , louis. Fred Garllnger. Roger Richland. Gloria and Kathy, at elected by acclamation. arun luwdi U.S Iteto. M1UM1 Joe Mahar. Dave Mycm, Ann preaidrot, Jamea Matthews: sec­ HUZnt. .nd —I. Lkwt.n..,™™-’ •;K.n.ld Bluet. '»»I A .I,,. Shilton. Charlene Schantz. Sue al home; her father. Howard retary. Mrs. Albert McClelland; -H—k- Z-Ur. k«l l—u y'iJjT M *“ Murphy. Pattie Goedert. and Ruaaeil. Detroit, throe brother,. treasurer. Mortimer C. Nichols; Hasting, were present to help , "> ■ t(j i profit of *1.475 for 1964 fair, Howard Ruaaeil. Jr.. Blooming­ them celebrate In addition to She was borp in Ontario. Can- MoJor unprovemenu wrrr made X bE^Tat. the fair dale; Donald of Auburn. Calif , Bayne; chaplain. Rev. LoweU IMr three children prraent. they ads. Sept 22. 1880. the daughter . . .... Surviving are a daughter. Mra. and Ronald of Mattawan; two McCarty; associate. Rev. Harold hava another son. Dean, living tn of Benjamin and Sophia Braen. . • ---------- I Forrest BcoU ot rural Saranac; inned ' ---------------grounds and more ore sisters. Mrs. Roticrt Long, Wood ­ Linda Imhoff. Kathy BtanUxi. die Keller for thc comlne )Tnr mum. Bug bee three eons. LaVern of Woodland land. Calif., and Mra Donald Robert Snow. Jeanne Vleic and | She moved with her parents । > Group singing of favorite Kinsey. R3 Delton. Susie Laurie. nac; 11 grandchildren; two great., ±5 Th* M‘nn,n‘-_____ Funeral service* were held At Hie initiation ceremony grandchildren, and a brother held In the all-purpose room at matt of her life in the area, I and Rnd Mr ..Carl Hewitt, of Woodland. the Fuller street elementary Funeral. Home in Delton with and Mia, Eldred with their, ac­ Lake Odcxuia about ; and Mrs Raymond. Reagan and j school, lhe older members were Mr. S. W. Patchett officiating. cordions. In addition they of­ Miss Evelyn Brower of Cold­ nine years ago. Spe married j new baby daughter ot Freeport. Burial was In Cedar Creek fered several selections which J Cecil Preston. JuiwflR, 1907. He Tor a Christmas dinner on Sun-, water spent the holidays with Jk-JI - -------- « .Ak.. Dec displayed tneir musicianship and headquartered In Canton. Ohio, idled Mrs. Glen Brower. on March 8, 1963 ----mastery of the Instruments All hag entered suit against t h e I - Surviving urc two daughter,, I The John Masons entertained Buffalo Weaving Weavimr and Belting Beltlmr Mrs Clyde <<Alice Alice'< Jackson Jackson of of ' — Lansing and Mr. and Mrs. Keith their daughter and family. Mr plause. James were Thursday evening and Mrs. Donald Chase of Char­ Mrs Minnie Williams offered corporation, in the United States iEldier.e> Allen of Nunlca; a dinner guests of Mr. and Mra lotte. on New Year's, and on a reading of a Christmas poem, DUttlct Court for Western New orother. John Keller of Grand. Robert James and Julie on Air-, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs Ben Ma­ and Mr. Stamm reminisced York for Infringement of patent Rapid, a half-a^inter Mrs Harson ' of Nashville were their briefly recalling some chlldlwod righU relating tt> an aircraft ar-| vt.y ot Port’ Huron; a Grand Rapids to tee Georg' Krsta The John Maseru were at memories and iraprersions rtsttns system. । step-brother. Allen Eby of Elkt home Of the Ben Masons on Thr suit concerns the unh- ton. seven grandchildren and where he was taken following a ChrUtmas when they entertained benediction offered by the cenzed manufacture and sale of nine great, grandchildren. lhe family. Bugbee. 'certain .products used In the; -eIbiim arresting aysum to stop Und-based jet aircraft which WdCOme have either overshot the ran- s u' U , way or have aborted us takeoff etS <SUla> The Maple Valley National1;Susan Hansen. and faculty ad- Frank Honor Society haa a memberalUp six junior* who were recently initiated Into the oegwnttaitlon The mrenbershlD UM la based mltted through a faculty com­ mittee. Tbe-fUst NHS for the Naab- RUBBER STAMPS Mede to Order All Sizes Stomp Pod* . . . Ink Bliss Sues to Protect Aircraft Patent Rights Cut the Cost ot Living CHECK OUR HOME & PROPERTY LISTINGS of ™e WEEK State Police Seek Recruits du« to an BU“- Corners Hear Report » On Brazil Clubs , i aircraft launching and arrcstini: , .Welcome 4H Young Michigan men interest- ariuinment. has succeralully in- ; Christmas party----------------------n I auilttd such uniU throughout the j JW n,"mc Wednesday. | tree, ju at * pm. ylworlO _U» , ”—U«J ’•“? "«« about 4H club* in Brazil and talked about 4H work in Brazil. A 4H club In Brazil' la a 48 club. Member* played game*, pawed out white elephant ' gifts, and hud refreatuqroU. Throe were 19 official* Mate that two present. ThA nest community companies manufacture meeting will be March Marshall Furrow home Uoenttng agreement with the company. Proposed pay Increase*, which would become effective July 1 If approved, would make the scale F206 to 1965 for Trooper t and Mr and ,Mr». Keith James Eligible to apply are young were in Lniuing Sunday. Dec. U» .uli. BIU. Com. ■ >k. >«• UJUMUm >•Applicant, who qualify will be Eligible for a trooper training itralhlng the Buffalo Company school tentatively planned to from further infringement. dam­ itart Ini the Spring. age*; adequate to compensate for the Befcndrnt’s alleged prior infringi-ment and court costs and A Wide Choice of Homes and Real Estate of All Types WE HAVE A GOOD THREE BEDROOM HOME in PralrimrUI* Village to trade for a houM frailer. A NICE BUNGALOW ON GASKILL ROAD AT MIDDLE LAKE, ha, living room, large kitchen with , wide and over 500 feet deep, ha, good well, teptic tank and drain field, children go to Altoft School y to cm grade, men a<» picked W for-Hatt mgs Schools ... 47.500.00 ‘ ANOTHER BEAUTIFUL HOMI AT ALGONQUIN LAKI, large living room with fireplace, carpet and drape,, three nice bedroomt. bsihsod !4 with double vanity, stall shower, and tub. modem kitchen with built-in I Kano stove oven, refrigerator and deep frees*, one bedroom and bath upstair,, heated 426.000.00 A GOOD LARGE HOME in the -Hh ws<d to rent for$90.00 ft msnth A REAL NIC! BUNGALOW all cn one floor, ha, living room, two bedroom,, kitchen with dining space, AN UCTRA NICE HOME ATALOANGUIN ' 'place, three nice bedroohu. ha* 4 bath ar Has 91st Birthday ried or single, who have a high Hula* to help hUdad. Kira James, school education or lhe equiva­ celebrate hls 91st birthday. Othlent. George James of Grand Rapids and Mr. and Mr*. Harry James ot Lansing. Elza lived for many State Police career advantages include lire uniforms and equip­ ment, subsistence pay. paid va- and Mra. Weldon Meek Ironside Agency SALE Shop and Save on Everyday Needs From January 7 thru January 16 A FEW OF OUR BARGAINS ARE 5 Groin ASPIRIN TABLETS 300 Tablet*—regularly $1.69----- Now Only 84 AEROSOL SHAVE BOMB—Re?. $1.29 Giant Size Regular or Menthol------Now Only 64 DeLuxe TQOTH BRUSHES Regular 69c Bru,he, — Now Only ’.4 Price 34 RUBBING ALCOHOL—8 Ox. 45c Value1 Now Only 22 FAST PERMANENTS $2.00 Value .. $400 .For Only ■ Accident & ShE Wa • HaapM Phena 945-0425 Wl S-14M rUter. the Clifford Conklins, of pay. opportunity for promotion Dowling with appropriate Increases In 9IXTY ACRES OF BARI LAND eicep'mg one small lot for .96.900.00 BUSINESS LOCATED RENTAL PROPERTY in good business dl,tnct which rent, tor $150 00 pe> A NICK HOMI IN WOODLAND VILLAGE. hat three badrown, upitaki Applications for these poaitlona and more complete infor­ mation may State Police post. H.C.B. is the Best Bank I 'A For Country' New Kolomozoo Civic Production A RIAL SWILL HOMI IN THI Irt WARD, in new addition, a trlA GOOD HOME WITH LIVING ROOM, dining room, kitchen, largo,&th. half baument. also a targe building 34‘ x 50 ft. two story,' four car prage, with four tioort. utility buiUina RANCH TYPE HOME IN THE Is* WARD, with living room (carpeted! ih/ei bedroom,. kitcMn and dinetta, with built-in stove, oven and dupoul, real nice tile bath, attached |ar»g« with exmeht drtv*, i.JI L... —1-4. ... U.. -- «---- __ f.__ .1 ... _ L._ _ I- A-. '.. . Price reduced to "An intellectual detective atory,” tea dtecription that waa applied during ita seven-month next play being presented by the Kalamazoo Civic Players A RIAL GOOD HOME IN THE FIRST WARD, ckne in. ha, three bedrooms, two bedroom, up and one ____ <1. ■—.----------C..U < u-.-. .. >.L ... 1.___ _ A RIAL NIC! HOMI CL09I TO CENTRAL SCHOOL!, hat two bcdnxw ind two cimtt ugatsire and Story Ever Told.’ Hls play will basement with new gai furnace, garage, i, cap Intulated, there i, a stslhlct steel sink, formica to©, on cupboard,, and ha, cherry paneling, full corner lot, A-l location, for ..$12,600.00 TWO ACRES with Qudmit houw and well, clou in for -.292400.00 Auditorium on Friday. for Jan. 16. Following -this week's opening A RIAL GOOD HOME and km of good building lata In the 2nd Ward, home ha, living room with firaplsce, three nice bedroom,, dining room, one and ony-half bath,, kitchen, ufilily room, hot water, Dll heat, situated on tie acres with lofi pLbuilding titH ........SXQOOO.Ofi You know your ONIONS I Thursday. Friday and Saturday at H 30 garage, lot, M shade, corner lot ... 97.200 A RIAL NICI VIRY COMFORTABLE HOMI IN THI FOURTH WARD HASTINGS, ha, two (tar­ --93.900 A RIAL SWEET BUNGALOW IN THI SICOND WARD,with living room, dinette, two bedroom,, kit- Mr. and Mr, Robert Miller and family of Garden City vialLaury and Mr. and Mra Elwyn Roberta over the weekend. fl 1.000 garage, about four miles out of town for .........................$1,500.00 (LOT AT SUNDACO PARK AT THORNAPPLI LAKI with a 28 ft. trailer home, lot * 50 x 120 for $800.00 ANOTHER GOOD BUY IN THE 4ik WARD, Hart .ng., ha, two nka bedroom, with clown upstair. ’ 910.000 A RIAL GOOD HOMI IN THI VILLAGE OF WOODLAND, ha, two bedroom, upstair, and down, one tihi- A REALdOOO. YXAR "ROUND HOMI RIGHT ON LEACH LAKI, ha, living room, dining and kitchen room, combined, bath. ha, redwood aiding, good wall, lot from water's edge to highway. ha* permanent dock and • pontoon boat and e 16 ft. (feel ftthlng boat, heater and electric rang*, this place haa oily been built a few year,, all for ...$12,600.90 Wl NOW HAVI LIINAAR’S PLAT OH BIG CIDAR LAKI, VIRY REASONABLY FRIGID AND WILL SIU. ON LAND CONTRACTS. A GOOD HOMI CLOSE IN IN HASTINGS. ha, two bedroom,, hall and full beth igatal bedroom, living room, dining room, kitchen and toilet mat. ha* bOMment with r rww water heater, altuatod on Mt lot, for ..——TWELVE <121 NICE LAKE FRONT LOTS on Algonquin Shorn, priced from $1,000.00 FACT DR FICTION lion eoeta only 13.25? That’s a faet. While some cost more, some less, today’s modern prescription drug is your beat health value. In m<Mt eases it help, lower your total coat 6f getting well. Tou will like our courteous, prompt, piV acription service. 92,000.00 DUE TO RECENT SALES WE NEED NEW LISTINGS HSjTINOS ULISMEH ESTATE Carl Nlothamer Home Phone Wl 5-3004 145 W. State Marfina,. Mkh. Jacobs Home Phono Wl 5-5134 Ffcana Wl 5-2406 If you're in o stew about money problems, come into the bank that serves Greater Hastings best. We've got lots of green if you need it and a place to salt it away if you don't! Hustings Citq Ihml? MEMBER: Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Friendly, Neighborly Service for 77 Coniinuout Year �I 2nd L. H. Lamb Wrestling Tourney Saturday 8 Schools Battle r———---- ;—i For Team Title -1 । I West Central I Saxon Wrestlers To Host Comets Standings TEAM W I, M. tj OF Tuesday Night suae i t a? i:i Escape', in The Snow In HHS Gym SEr CrDHtl l-Cz/jf** l.nlttfli . csxicn City *t luar.Bc n . • C.ltdool* *1 MMShrtUt. Dttfenning l.hanips in I at^rtai Scholaraltip llenc/il A full program of .wrestling is oi rat ta prep athletic fan Saturday tn the Hastings High School's main gymnasium when ■ Individual honor* in lhe second annual Lee H- Lamb Invitational I Wrestling tournament. I;JO eontlnnlng until tzr nt- TkUI* at Climax Sco-.u. iiisstm i HI Hastings High'* wrtitling team, width dropped a 25-17 de­ cision al Grandville High- School Tuesday night, will entertain the strong Grand Ledge High team or»ad t*4«» *t trai*. At Grandville Dennis Me- Jail Man for 60 Days for Providing Beer *.“*.7 u Buktrr Oorm c«»»t«* *t buhIms OAMIl* SATURDAY NIGHT pinned Daryl Vlbrrg In "not guilty" to "guilty" when re-arraigned before Municipal I about Lakewood J Vs Drop 5th Game Man's Conditioning Clotin Bogin YMOA Dineur Bob Kin, onr.ounccd that th* Men* Condi­ tioning Class would get under­ way UUa Wednesday at 7:30 in the main HUB gym. New this year will be * church volleyball league for adults playing each Wednesday during the condi­ tioning sessions Athletic Dlrec- this activity. Michlgan State soccer player* Payton Fuller. George Jane* and Louie Eckhardt were named to the 1964 Al)-America roccer squad picked by the National Soccer Coach**' Association of America. Injured in Carlton Crash 3 r e r e Injured and pay court a»ta two-car ooilWon on M-43 al : Carlton Center. Sheriff Morl Troyer, 27. R5 Has- CwnpbeU reported. tings, pleaded guilty to driving while under the influence of Liquor and wna fined *50 plue HaaMaga; Oliver Boulter. 71, Woodland. Sheriff Campbell sold OvwTwo youths, Hollis B Adams. smlth apparently waa making a hawk. —Mich. Hept- of Conaeivatiod weight division I second Quarter the JV'l nuuiCoach Charles Gorman's ComZL 73 r rteanri v -a,.. I aged to score 9 points for their tatartuS ~Jmta in winrUnr. ’ W«hcM point total in that quarlated 106 points in winning last ,, v,,... ,,, .. u,. fnomit year's toumamc'nt, Including four J10* championships. ' ea’rrtl 21 polnta m thc KUtw Hastings, coached by Robert Miller, was only five point* back u, 01 !«. Profil* go to Uie-h. H. Ijunb Scholarship fund. Grand Ledge, the defending' champion, will be back along, with Albion. Battle Creek Cen-' Tl>e 1IB. ^cwuuu Lakewood JV> last their trai. Battle Creek Itakevlew.; fifth straight basketball game to Charlotte. Gfand Rapids Union, j uje Lowell Red Arrow* WednesPortnxe and Hasting* Iztav tx-c m on lTw lAkfvur! Hastlng* winner* by decisions included Bill Arnold. 96; Terry Gerald. 120; Bob Gibeon. 186. and Lae Belfield, heavyweight. 2—THE HASTINGS BANNER Armchair Athlete 1 Brother Joins ‘J™* Mensa Society 1 Bill WUllanwon, 1134 S *30‘ fiU-plu* *5 45^1 for being minora in ।___ John Davis and Bob Collins, 24th Kalamazno, paid . 310 fines plus 15.45 court'roiU tor hunting without permlaKion on land own-, cd by Orrle Dixon In Baltimore Township, hie home tn the path of Mra. ‘ i conscious and waa was IxapttailM! hospltallttx! with Kulsta and a pcuslblc neck injury. Mr. Boulter had a head injury, cuts and brulsea and Oversnllh had cheat Injuries!, cut* and bruise*. He wna ticketed for failure to yield the right of way FOR FUN and HEALTH ... all of our lane* have resurfaced for the been naw *ea*on and all equip­ ment ha* been checked ond reconditioned. two percent of humanity * minds, In the finale, the .Vikings play- championship rare. VIcteric* by! parUnent's parks and recreation <1 their bcm ball of the year Coach Bob VandefVeen* Blue A section, reported that 31 State according to the announcement back!park user* users"were dogs ■ Williamson la an engineer to LowtU1* IQ. Gald eagers wHI nut them hark!nark were bitten by does All four of Hastings' cham­ into lhe niniit osms could 1 last year, most of them young*♦ Cl"k Equipment. pions from the inaugural event High point num tor Lakewood drop them out Itlc conlen- sters under 10. "Our parks must Mensa ha* no civic, poliUcal were graduated last June, Ron — meet high healUi standards, and or__^ligtous affiliation. It wa* Frick, heavyweight; Henry TeuMike Tartan with 12. Tartan . tlon. Friday night lhe Saxons will i,toe -l°b keeping them clcatf,filmed in England nearly 20 j nc&shv. 185. David Foote. 120. »aw only limited actum througiu; 1-5^” Bff° to ,he US' and Tom Furrow. 154. out the game. Mike Jackson and be host to Greenville's Yellow ’ Wrestlers are to wetah-in fmrn I Jim Johnson rncii liad 8. Tom Jackets, who had been undefeat- ... m. iizw). Mrowin has ruts been own retareia-; : m I&6 ° Growth ,i.. ­ don dog* to this over-crowded condi-1, riwOv urdy portly ,r,,« duo to the'' 9:30 to 10;30. At the wel weighing In.‘Hewitt scored 7. Mike Booher 3. ...■ ed until nipped u.. by lhe high-fly a contestant may welsh not . Gaiy Kimble 4. Tom Hazel. Rob ing St. Johns Redwings in the tlon and you have a very oerious , entrance rrflulremmts. according ■ ^h,. announcement. Candimore than two pounds above the lambert. Jim Stewart. BobWic- final 1904 game. Saturday night situation." Our gal Ruth agrees. । weight ciaaslficatlon in Jhlch he Hastings will make iu first trip as do many other campers. . . . J ^tes must submit proof of their j Grand Hapid-v Union 38 and Al­ vision*. 95. 103. H2. 120. f27. 133. Wells scored i . 13S. 145. 154. J65. 180 and heavy­ weight BatUe Creek Lakeview, msk- Thu Thursday the HHS Troth game in the Vikings' new gym Wrestling also take* Uie spot­ light on lhe "Hilltop this week , with tne second annual Lee H team title. Basketball for 6lh, 7th and Lamb Invitational tournament 8th grade girls U to start Sat­ Elimination bouts are scheduled Kalamazoo Invitational Wrtst- urday. Jan. 9. at 1 pm. in Has­ to get underway about II am. ting* High School's East gym. Saturday with the finds at 7:30 pions The champion* were Mike m the main HHS gym. Ttus will. Brown, 103; Kent Roberta. 1)2; rule* explained, Girls should: be the first event using the large. Randy Hammond. 12Q:*M1E[: bring lubber »hoe* and play new mat which arrived Monday clothing Mrs Kan Robbc will in time for the Invitational. The supervise the program for Uie mat has a gold-colored fringe, YMCA. ~ then is solid blue with n gold center and a blue "H". Grand standouts' Bill Curtis and Joe । MlclUgtn State hockey captain Ledge is the defending champion Johnsen both are gnultuiU* of' Doug Roberts is the. brother of but Is expected to be hard Grand Rapids South HlghlJr ‘ ‘ ‘ ' pressed to retain the team tro­ who captained the School ,*18 phy by Battle Creek Lakeview, winner of Kalamazoo'* invita­ tional, the Saxons who are n vastly Improved group of grapplers. and others in Uie eight­ team field. This tourney provides all prep athletic fans with a wonderful opportunity to see this increasingly popular sport ... Girls Basketball. Saturday Afternoon j To Occupy New Maple Valley School in Fall search in psychology and social We think of the Job of lervioing our clients as a round-thodock proposition. After all. lasses don't limit themselvM to an 8-hour workday. If yo« suffer a loss ... fire in your home, auto accident, businoa Ho Quitting Time on Service to the State-wide service program" for used car buyers ^Guaranteed Warranty^ 15% discount on all parts AND 15% discount on all labor for one full year on any Guaranteed Warranty used car We have joined with hundred* of other member* c< the MICHIGAN Automobile Dealef* AaeodetioQ to provide the used car buyer with a Btato-wida discount program oa special education which are both seif - contained classrooms Cur­ rently only two of the regular classroom* are vacant, and only one special education mom is oc­ cupied. thus allowing for future expansion. The new multi-pur- ation area for the children as well a* groups from the com­ munity. The new kitchen is lo­ cated at th* north end of the muni-purpose room and is pro­ viding more cooking area for the Vol lunch program The new1 library at Maplewood l» centrally located in Uie new addition.** An attempt i* being made to employ additional elementary teacher* for th* second semester which would eitmmuV some of the combination grades^ The now facilities at lhe Fulin use. These include an all­ purpose roopi. kitchen, kitchen storage and boy- and girl toilet*. When the work is started on remodeling Uie Nashville High School for upper elementary grsdrs, the older portion will be tom down and facilities will provide far nine classrooms, a science room, band room, li­ brary-study hall combination, cafeteria, wood shop, m e tel shop, agriculture room, drafting room, gymnasium,- a homrmaking room, toiler room and two MICHIGAN Smtas Halting* Fisher-Hengesbach Ford Dao tor I2B N. Michigan FUna Wl 5-2421 Larke Buick-Chevrolet 1435 V Hamner PKom Wl 5-2425 end throughout a varsity football carver al Michigan State, was moved to guard tar the 1994 Pontiac - Oldtmobila - Cadillac North • South Shrine game and rnponded with an excellent per­ 107 N. Michigan formance in hb team's 37-30 vic­ Phon* Wl 5-2471 tory- Reahm Motor Sales Open Bdwling SATUR­ DAYS and AND SUNDAYS Most WEEKDAY AFTERNOONS. Bob & Mickey Lambert intellectual .uimuMIon of in­ telligent oonvqraouon with other HASTINGS BOWL INC. Maple Valley'* new Junior-1 Mlchlgan State senior iukh high X4WVI school UUUUUI* building is U! to I; -------------------, renews its footbe ready for occupancy by the bal* rtvalry wllh Penn Slaw tn ’lltinv T.!nn< Poll ___ wmI-Iou)! 1965. .. It .. is being j ’®“- maetlnir mecllmt, Ihr the SNittany Lions construe icarftidway between uic the , ~~ a* University I ark — on• Sept. 25. voruvnicicu rniuway uciwccn -------- -----_ _________ __ ..... ,7 __ Tim xmiaHa last Hi"! In wllii two communltlM of — Vermontville |TTie squads last met in 19M with and Nashville which consolidated f“8U* national championship on Jan. 21. 1963, to form the newlelcren ’inning 34-7. Maple Valley school district. The new single story, fire re­ sistant building will contain 15 classrooms, four science rooms, two shop*, a drafting room, agri­ culture room, homemiiking. com­ mercial, typing, arts and crafts, band and music, gymnasium, a language laboratory, kitchen, cafeteria-study hall combination, audio visual room, a library.; health room, teachers' lounge, three guidance rooms, superin­ .Outdoor Trail—The controver- 1tendent’* office, principal! of-. sial proposal to ban-dogs from J 1flee, two general secretarial ofState parks in Michigan during 1flees, a vault, seven storage the Summer season headlines |rooms, and both boys and girls several suggested regulation 1locker and shower rooms and changes covering these public 1toilets. recreation areas which will be The new structure will house, open io a public airing in Lan- ’750 students and can easily be sing Friday. Jan. 22. This <expanded to accommodate 1,000 students. month's Conservation Commo- i Mon hearing is set for 2 pm. in At Uie time the voter* of the the Stevens Mason building Last tnew district approved Uic St .420.­ February t h e • Commission ap- (000 building project plans in­ proved placing State parks and cluded c elementary additions at the Maplewood elementary school dog:, from May 1 through Sept in Vermontville mg^thc Fuller 30 to halt nuisance, health and I street elementary school In safety problems caused by these Nashville, and remodeling the kntmals. There- was such a howl present high school building in that the order was modified The Nashville far elementary purDepartment reporta that, a Hur- —Mt;uiriujnMlJua mibooiiob . the park users who expressed I their opinion last summer were new addition includes six class­ wnicn are now in operaoperarooms which I tlon for grades four, five and six. SHARPEN UP YOUR GAME Woodland at Michigan . Suppose that all Advertising in America Suddenly Stopped What Would Happen? SRADIO} ■ YOUR CONSTANT ■ W COMPANION K First, you'd probably notice that . . . without advertising revenue . . . most radio and tele_yisjon. Ststions,would, be. off the qir. Many newspapers and magazines would also be out of business. Most other business firms would soon be closing their doors, too...... because they would have no way of attracting cus­ tomers. And, with industry at a standstill and workers unemployed, there'd soon be hardly anyone left who could buy anything. Of course, someone would eventually take over and start things rolling again . . ’ but on his own dicta­ torial terms. Ar&Xmerican freedom would be lost..........because advertising stopped! Station WBCH is proud to have a part in keeping America prosperous and free through advertising. HASTINGS - BARRY COUNTY RADIO STATION WBC on your DIAL �THF HARTINGS BANKER—3 Thtmdsy, Jannsry 7. 1W5 sw. Bin Kruko 190-548. Howard Merte Halnei 222-5WJ. Bill Hark-. HASTIXGB MFG. LEAGUE ।Thaler 190 - 645. John Cuddahre ney 209-563. Kdwsrds 203-568,1 Maynard Tucker and Jerry '212-611. Larry Novak 213-626.1 Shannon Lydr 611. Btu Sweet Bmelker shared series honors Mahler Motor* 42. Ec Sales and Michigan Bell larty Farm Building 36. saska­ toon Golf Chib and Yoder s Sun­ oco 34. Citlxens Elevator 28. Ber­ ry Bros and Clark Super 100. both 23. and Carpenter Hard- HASTINGS bowling C Howard 512. R Peltow 508. Put Tcrpenlng 507, Keith Craig 2*7-574. P. Davis HJO-Sdlt Roy Schlachtor 202-539 and Harold Sherry 510 17 TUESDAY MIXED LEAGUE of The Hastinipi Cleaner* bowl-' with a 600 series and high game ing team which rolls on Wed-' MONDAY MIXERS nesday afternoon, will be 77 on ' High series honors this week of 233 Don Cheney posted 194­ 529, Norman Jenkins 197-818, Monday. Jan. 13. .went to Faye Allen with 172-504 Fraln Glover 164-4M. Walter land Ellen DavLs with 174-504 Sinclair 176 - 506, Frank Richter THURSDAY MATINEE leah Dawe rolled the high game andlngs: Hastings Motor with’ 183-453 Other good" scores Susko "j'.-Y 152-5^7 Slkock 159.434. Jerl CLcCheBales 44. Lydy Trucking 41. VandenBurg, ney 154-437. Mildred Adrianson ’s-^~ ----- Shirley Team No 5. 36‘,. Onnada Dry 182-503, Louise Balis 172-500. Lu­ •M-406. Jane Sherk 166-384. Judy 35'n Crystal Candy 31, Ramblers cille Westover 167-486. Doris Warner 150-390/ Ruth Rice 147Blanton 186-466. Us Nevins 163- «-o. ooroin* urumm 158-412. High game* and series includ­ <64, June Benner 179-480. Gladys Standings: Kellers Cltlaa Serv­ ed Lillian Beaugard 168-466. Edwards 163-468, Anna McDon­ ice 45. Highland Dairy <2, Ken Faye Xll«n-Ul-453. Marge Smith ald 170-462, Wilma Daniels 159­ it Bob's Gulf 36. Andrus Insur­ 169-452. Joan Marlin 143-405. 462, Gen Hal! 180-481, Gerry ance 334. Sllcock Marathon 29 Mickey Lambert 153-407. Newton 179-479. Myrtle Cudda- and 8&K Radiator 284. hee 191-454. Mary Lou Snyder 152 • 397. Betty fiheler 191 - 475. NITE HAWKS MONDAY BOWLERETTE5 Marge Haan 178-482. Marge Wie­ Norm Hall was oaf m front land 176 - 486. Jean McAllister Standings: Walldorffs 52. Penwith 207-659. Ray "Pavlik close 158-452. Reba Lydy 183-477. Huth behind with 202-551 John An- Schreldcr 187 - 477, E. Thomas dera chalked up 177-516. Larry 180-451. Jean Harbin 157-462 and Mobil 40',. Gilmore's Gems 40. Armentrout 203-537. Paul Cassel Marianne Tachlda 162-461 197-627. Dale Qsaenhaimr r 208­ Standing,: Poodlind 47. Wel­ 528, Jim Durbin 192-523. Paul come, Piston Ring and Haan 43. 34 Gardner's Drags und Has­ Gould 181-627 and Dick Bonar- Vogt's 41, Savings A- Ixxn and tings Milling Co. 32. Cuylers McAllister 39. Food Center 38. Trucking and AcUon Flex 28. Standings: Delton Cafe 46',. Banner 37. Northside 35. Mary's Highlander and Courthouse SerNite Owls 4114. Headptns 37. 34. Hastings Heights 29 ,. ParEagles h. Egg- malee's 24' Eaglea 36. Assemblers Assemblers 30 30>,. 24S. Big D 23. Sheriff s heads 23. “ Sidewinders 20', and Olrls— 80S. **■*■ “ * ‘ ' Cl.L '.. Michigan Magnetics Good Sertea: Shirley VanDenMisfits Ifi. 19 '.j And 'Girls 19. burg 200-548, Sharon Ctxutor 194-483. Sharon Harrington 156­ , RECREATION NO. t 455. Sally VanDulnc 162-461. RECREATION LEAGUE NO. J , Dave Reynolds fired a 220-593 Irone Wilfong 171-465, Jeanne series potted with a 213 high and George Cogswell took solo Frenthway 174-460. Madeline Everett 178-454. Jane FYedcagame Jack Sheler rolled 206-210- j honors with 238-570. John Kastnsky posted «0-588. Bill Burns burg 181-489. and Barb Kicncy 1221-878. ‘Dick Hudson 197-560. 169-461. Good Games: Evelyn Donovan I Curt Awrey 209-553. Bob Vander180- Gladys Edwards 163. |Meer 205-533. Gene Grabau 183- — ---------------------- — ... Marie 528. Nathan Lewis 208-521. Rod Ulrich 167. Joan Baines 169, 1 W/ IlICTROHICS i Newtan 18O-M9. Clarence Ehlert Ruth Service 161 and Helen Root f 174-517, Howard Johnston 185- 164. Ho L-JoSEHVICE 1516. Leon Ackett 180-515. Jim ' _______ ■ I Barnum 190-512. Gordon French MONDAY MIXERS LET US FIX YOUR 188-500, Walt Beck 160-509. Jim Arman 196 - 509. Jerry, Bonfield TV AS IT OUGHT 188-608 and Benny Kenyon 201­ hlglie/t name In the Jaaguo to 504 TO BE FIXED Sandings: Burns Refrigeration 46',. Goodyear Bros. 42, Parker's Alm* Covllle with * 236 far Tavern and WalldorfT's 38. AckclFs Confectionary 374. Wood­ Lots Cart 165-442. JullAs lorn mansee Lumber 37. Johnnie's 165-432. Boonie TRuhaway 157­ Crank Balsnce 34. Gilmore Jew­ 455. Ik.-nie Eckert 162-467. Ber­ elers and Team Nq. I 33. Has­ tha Thaler 160-470. Marge Wletings Meat Market 32. Seven Up 31 and Nashville Gravel 26. 187-506. Edythe Groat 152-407. Marian Swift 161-451. Ruth HASTINGS MEG. Schreiner 197-466. CUe Westover Quick service call us today. We repair hi-fi and CENTRAL RADIO &1TV HOWARD TRUMBULL with 211,580 Jsck Rose rvUod solo honors with 224-570 Eldon , -Mathews posted 213 - 563. Joe j Bennett 206-523. Maynard Tuck­ er 186-531.*Les Springer 222-542. I Dave-Reynolds 209-572. Al Relgi ler 185-524. Bob Cannoncy 186­ :510. Walt Beck 196-501 and Har, ry McCollum 174-510 Standings: Casite 46. Tool B_om 42. Court House Service t<l. Machine Room 40. Pattern | Shop 34. Chrome Room 33. Of­ fice. Tough Guys and Pistons1 Geiger posted solo h mors with 230. finishing with 587 Bob Allen Chalked 214-528. Ray Jopple 221O'™ 203--MO. Mafiison Gallup 203 540. Bob Mallison w.-kt-i i.,x vni.iuta ir-.. Rm 206-549 and Dare Reynold, Standings: C a a 11 e 48 Tool Room 45. Machine Room 44. Saxons Host Greenville At Alma Saturday Hastings and other Wcat Central Room 37. Pattern Shop 35. Of­ Conference teams will resume t.'ietr I fice 33, Platons 31. Tough Ouyr league campaigns thia week with PUPPIES AVAILABLE the Saxons entertaining the strong • und Journeymen If. Greenville quintet Oils Friday night ■ and then Coach Bub Vander Vean puppln —all male* —available ytn take hls Blue Ar Gold squad TUESDAY TWISTERS .Standings: Barn Market 474. to Alma to meet the Panthers Sal- , In terraled In obtaining Pleasant Point 41. Alley Cats 38. urd.iy night tn a postponed game. Pepsi and Sally's Beauty Baton 374 and Local Finance 264. Barry County ahrrifTa aflke. Phyllis Puller rolled 168-447. Sue Lambert 147-420. Caryl Hur­ The LOweil squnfi jumped oft to less 151-424. Dollle Lorton — 429, Pat Lambert 152-416 and S'- Johns took command of the and at one time led by six point* Sharon Geiger 136-399. We.d CentraI £ knocX off pr * T!ir Vlku** cime lo rtau.7 StS. OreauilJe. 56-M. ’' the ‘ " r Arrows -uul bv the end of *c the SUNDAY MIXED LEAGUE quarter 10 28 m. . U> a prv-hoilday tUl St. Juhna had nu *rt" ieu M *" Bill Burns Had a big series, The Vikings keptZup their blis­ prevlcxidy counted Hasting, among firing a Me 602 wllh. a 203 high tering pare In the second quarter Its victims. game. Bill Tschldd chalked 204­ While St. JqIitj la 4-0 In league and by Intormlstton time were M3. Nancy Taylor 150-425. Helen 538. Carol Neeb 188-427. Ella Hig­ uum^ UkXo^ and Gr u 'd who iqst then don 177-436, Dorothy Burns 153­ t^etore 300 league mark. 431 and Joan Ka&lnsky 148-406 Standings: Team 7.444; Team rir~-nv.nl nn.t~4 . ui-M ccmc trotn behind again. । 1 looker Motor Freight 33. John’i jvtr Lakewood, defeated Ionia 64- 1 Charlotto. 51-38 lc-e Crank Balance 27S. Team 8 24’> j8 and The whipped iZL, VMm -eve ; be«i‘n 10 “J* . ground before Ute ! Fomous Hunter h'iSivUd«» ..u h... . ch^. to display their prowess against a To Socok Of weii-balkneed Alma squad next / ... , Friday night in'a conference battle ClorksVlIlt ClUD £w“£ ’t^TeX Tht- Ctor ksviBe . Tri - County this will be their first trip to Lake- '■ Conservation Club is to meet at wood for u basketball game. 8 pm. Wednesday. Jan. 13. A. C. Ground can । replace Eaton County Conservation Club, pouad in :a- is to show pictures of a rccens, tinna lor growing and flnlsh- polar bear hunt in ths Arctic. He will also display some of |il* fcldps are favorable. says Rob­ trophies Lunch will be furnished ert Hines. Michigan State Uni­ by the dub and lhe public Is inversity animal husbandry spe­ cialist porta. NOTICE TO ALL VETERANS . AND WIDOWS OF VETERANS. WHO ARE ELIGIBLE FOR 1965 HOMESTEAD TAX EXEMPTION ._ . .. ... . vuuii pumi*. Arrows from Lowrll Wednesday .... _ .. ..... night, Dec. ». in • mm-ronf.r. Jn the tast quarter the Vlkbw 1 ence tangle on the home court. *hm Lakewood The Vikings, who anticipated HXtt. fion TOlinp. aM Ron Mrs. Dan Peterman YJ’u*h rowing.' were not dlsap- ; yYaitcc in that order via lhe foul / “T ,uu!f °n>y Mlke OToole and WalThe Harold Johnstons. the El­ oroved to be the deckling factor in lrtt frtxn '-r nf lU '*i^h ”'> . . ,w ™ lis Johnston family and the Ev­ r, favor the Tnwrll“ U1>S h-nn T Tlwv ... nl... artt Johnstons of Woodland spent Saturday. Dec. 26 with CbachRogcr Egg-1 Ev"> *»»« eUrtere out the era Mild that lie wn* proud uf Lowell squad was held-to 11 points garter txrt Johnston, of rural Wood­ hls boys and the fine showing for land for their family ChrUtmaj jwty. Tiu- Harold Johnstons lie roniidextd imd all the ear- fbm Phillips with 21 points. 15 of marks of being ''State champion- which were drilled in the first half, ruaU of the Gary West family. ship stuff." OToole, Hewitt and Hamp each Woodland Road, Bunday. • m.y got sue. speed and good >>“ t'1 put thsrn m Uie double, sliootors." he said. "Our only hope column. and family luut *a their Clirut- vs, to run the legs oft from them Coach Eggers said that he now and to make the steal every feels Uie Vikings have been given Mra Addle HUI and Mrs Ruth "After our fine Oarlock of Canon City. After- Lake Odessa fly William Gedrls ot Grand Rapids. * Mr. and Mrs Neil Wortlcy and family at Jefferson City. Mo, Votui* Woudma nw 180-443. Di­ Wcrtley. Mr. and Mrs Wayne ana Woeff 121-331. Elnora Beck­ Wortlcy and family al Big Rap­ with 153-427. Judy Scimntx 134­ ids were other guests Christmas 381, Myrtle Cuddahre — 126-341. Day. * The Arnold «« Erba were were r ,, Arui V*n- .Christmas Eve guesU of the Roy Liew 146-355. i Erbs coS?^^.V2j ^--1 ananas Rush and Hastings Heights 324. Parmatoe n^”r^“‘c7‘ i 244. Michigan Magnetic ^4.' z“ nCh 'lll^Thn Big D 23. Girls 22. and Sheriff ,h eyiria nu ipvumng mo wee* ncre 1°™ 4 1 relative* * Mr. and Mra Me -----------Oarlock and family spent BunHASTINGS CLASSIC LEAGUE Tt’ESDAY MIXED LEAGUE 'day and Monday. Dec. 27-28 at Dick Bonarskl led the circuit -■ui naan roure Standings: Keller's Cities parson City, with relatives for with aev-oiv. 240-619. no,-, Horv Haan rolled 235-606. F Williams 229-600 Eld ^rvice <9. Highland's Dairy 42.1 u‘rir famU3’ ChriaUnaa party. 384.11 •' Mr. and Sheler 508. Jack Sheler 644. Andrus -Insurance ------------- Agency •-------- ----------- Mr* L. F. Rush were George Lydy 526. Harold Hall Ken A Bob's Oulf 39, Bltoock in Grand Rapids Bunday. Dec. 538. Don Kieraey 214-679. Karol Marathon 30 and SAK Radiator 127 as gutata of Mr. and Mra. 3hop 384. fChartos W. Cartoon and son for Owen 209-577, Wayne Newton Norman Jenkins rolled 201-559.1 • birthday dinner for MY. Rush 222-532. .Art Gallup 205-541. J. Bowman 506. B Connor 537. R. Bob McCollum 214 - 834. Fralne1 Other surprise dinner gunta Lundquist 626. R. Rust 5?4. L. ueruM-n ouu. n. Raulslon nauisson 200aw- 510. David nurua Annis nrs-soe, 182-454, non Don ""1 ot awyiu Royal <-■ Oak. AUeraoon Bennett 506. R. 524. R Miller 508. C. Naylor 511. Cheney 161-464. Bob Toasava visitor* were Mr. --------------------------------------- A200-460, George Ulrich 177-485. Dnwdawaki and -r Dorothy Glover 179-409, Bueko Slkock 157-451. BeUy McCol­ Shaw of Grand lum 167-439. Jerl Cheney 162­ 417. Louise Annis 149-388. Wilma. Woodland were McCullum 146-404 und Nancy ner aurau of ti* We will be at the City Hall to receive appli­ cations starting January 9th from 9 o'clock to 12 o'clock noon and again Monday, the 11th, from 1 o'clock until four o'clock; Jan. 16th, 9 o'clock to 12 o'clock; Monday, Jan. 18th, from 1 o'clock to 4 o'clock. Applicant* should have the following informa­ tion: Date of entry into service, dote of discharge, date of deceased, proof of property ownership, com* pen ration check number. This applies to City of Hastings ONLY. . W. L. WALLACE. Supervisor 1st & 4th Words STEVEN COOLEY, Supervisor 2nd & 3rd Wards any squad In the West Central." Plymouth Valiant $2004? Journeymen 13. Fimtens Star* We Close at Noon on Saturdays Are you playing NIGHT HAWKS Standings: Delton Cafe 534, Nite Owls 444, Head Pins 40. Lynn of Hatting* were Sunday. Heads 23 S. Sidewinders 214 and Misfits 114. Ray Pavlik led the kegiers rolling 206 - 568. Dick Bonankl posted 548. Stu Sweet 202-548. ingruun over the holidays Jake Cook 206-526. Jim Durbin Mr. and Mr* Kenneth Jack­ 552. Paul Cuxyl 8|3. Ray Thayer son entertained Saturday eve­ 535. Norm Hall 530. Ted Dalman ning al their home with a with fire? COLEMAN RECREATION LEAGUE NO. 3 Standings: Farmers Oas 49. Freeport Supply 46, Michigan Bell 43. Mahler Motor Sales 42. Eckardt Autos 40. Moriarty Farm Bldgs 38. Saskatoon Golf 35. Yoder's Sunoco 34. CltUen's Ele- Super 23 and Carpenter HardJack Sheler snaggled 212-585 Tuesday. Ken Smith 219-660. Jsck Echllnaw 521. Jim Barr 212-522. Denny Fredrickson 220­ 534. Galen Daniels 535. Larry No­ vak 548, Tony Youngs 527. Har­ old Eckert 523 and Ray Wieland Mkhigaa Ben McCauls. the Arnold Rafflera. Miss Bonnie Jackson and Joe Bombttowskl of Grand Rap­ id* The gathering wa*. held twed University Hospital at Ann Dr. and Mra. Ruaeell Mlxtor of Wheaton. Ill., spent New Muter * Mrs Alm* Worthy was in Big Rapids for lhe week­ end and attended the funeral of a brother-in-law. Hascn. Diebel. Rahirtliy and tor and family. * "Reliable Service Sinca 1928' LOCAL and LONG DISTANCE at Jackson with the Chalmcr and Clair Torrey families. Sat­ urday they attended the wed­ ding of their granddaughter. Katie Itou. and Kenneth Sines at the Calvary MrthodlM Church al Jackson with the reception following at the Clair Torrey HEATED STORAGE FACILITIES BtolUr* Ultra Houi«*old family of valiant 100 2-dr. sedan The full price is low The down payment is low The monthly payment is low The day-to-day costs, like gas and oil, are low. See. Valiant really is the compact that hasn’t forgotten why you buy a compact Have you? Valiant’s also the lowest-priced car made in America with this 5-year/50,000-mile engine and drive train warranty: asiswx! THE ROARING 65s FURY BELVEDERE VALIANT BARRACUDA Ctartwilk Mu Wayne Shade and Linda. ♦ AT NO CHARGE Lef Ua Da All C<WI 5-5164 ) JOB TOO LARGE or TOO SMALL MiLini the holidays with her daughter. Plymoutfi family of Bloomington, tod. spent several days during hoUday* with hlg parent*. When lhe Michigan e—1 -luM In » — State BARRY'S FARM STORf DEWEY'S CAR PALACE S. Hanover at Halting, City Limits M-43 at Sprague Rd.. Delton �Banfield-Virinitv PLAY THE NEW VACATION BINGO THE FRIENDLY 1 FOLKS / Happy New Year to The Ban­ ner Maff and Ito many reader*. Trip for Two! One Given Away Every Week I The evening at Jan. 1 Dr. and 130,000 Winners! vertically, horizontally or diagonally on your Vacation Bingo card and you’ve won $1001 1. W1M KROGER BRAND FOODS If your Vacation Bingo due shows a picture of a Kroger pro­ duct, you may turn il in and get lhe item FREE' If you get a Vacation Dingo disc shewing a picture of To2 pie, you can turn it in and receive 50 Top Value Stamps FREE! Ways to Win Tenderay Brand 4. WIN TOP VALUE STAMPS If you gel a Vacation Bingo disc showing a picture of Toppie. you can turn n in and receive 50 Top Value Stamps FREE DOUBLE STAMPS Chuck goast RIB STEAK' EXTRA Tenderay Boston Rolled Oscar Mayer Smoked POT' Cottage Butts b 59/ ROAST Country Club CUTS VALUE STAMPS FREE WEDNESDAY Mr. and Mrs. Leo Frey and Kathryn spent from Saturday until Wednesday visiting her 600 4 3. WIN A WIDE WORLD VACATION FOR TWO Aller you punch out your concealed disc, fill out and detach your ollietai entry blank and deposit al your Kroger store’lb ' bo eligibWor weekly drawing of a one-weak, expense-paid I trip for two to any one of 24 world famous ciliul | Franks 2 ’* ** Eckrich Bulk Smoked with coupons below Sausage'b 69/ Herrvd's All, Bool FRANKS Mr. and Mrs. Norman Leonard and family from the Cox rood wen* New Year’e Eve guests of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Izn Frey. * Mr. and Mra G. H Gorton's Frozen Perch or 50 EXTRA TOP VALUE STAMPS 126 EXTRA TOP VALUE STAMPS Haddock Portions i ie TENDERAY 99/ BONELESS POT ROAST SWISS STEAKS «. 59/ ''v Tenderay 4th & 5lh Rib RIB ROAST 25 EXTRA TOP VALUE STAMPS 50 EXTRA TOP VALUE STAMPS FRESH GROUND HAMBURGER kadeem at Kroger thru Sal.. Jan 9.1965. Campbell's 1-lb. LINK PORK SAUSAGE HMHTlUMFHlUESTAMM [7 srorusm imstamt coffee Patrick Cudahy Canned Picnics PORK & BSANS Franco American SO EXTRA TOrUVJE STAMM Country Club Beef Stew I lb 8-oz SPAGHETTI KING SIZE COFFEE CAKE Rvdaera U Kroger thru Sat. Jan 9.1965. Fine Quality Frozen French Fries2 u> »i9 29/ Kroger Buttermilk BREAD 2 1H-lb. loaves 50 EXTRA TOP VALUE STAMPS 50 EXTRA TOP VALUE STAMPS, and Mrs Gerald Shepard and sons from near St. Mary's Lake hosted Mr. and Mrs. Fred Pn-y, " —' Leo Frey and MV- UrJ-’.-J" TEIimj’.__ ____LU___________ Frey and family. Mrs. Louie Myer* and family. and Sharon JcrRena to a potluck dinner. Mr. and Mrs Garry McAlvcy and family from Pittsburgh. Pa.. where Lhfy were met by her fa­ ther. Norman Craze. They re­ mained with the Craw family until Tuesday when they re­ turned home. * Sunday Mr. and KROGER GELATINS Embassy Salad 50 EXTRA TOP VALUE STAMPS 1 Gillett* St*iiles« Steel ‘RAZOR BLADES < CHARMIN TISSUE 50 EXTRA TOP VALUE STAMPS* WILD BIRO FEEDER 4 roA* 28/ I Redeem al Kroger IhrwSal. Jan. 9.1965. Gordon Buxton wmj Mr. and Mra. John CroRo and Johnny of Albion. Mr*. Charley Hoffman of 50 EXTRA TOP VALUE STAMPS Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Buxton attended Uie funeral of Charley Hoffman-. <n Ludington on Dec. 21. Mr. Hoffman wu fatally in­ jured when struck by a car as 50 EXTRA TOP VALUE STAMPS' with Ihapuechaw of a 5-lb. bag of with the purchase of a guart p' of WILD BIRD SEES KRAFT CITRUS SALAD I Redeem al Kroger thru Sal. Jan. 9.1965. Sunkisf 8t Frey * Mr. and Mra. Wayne Ferris and family. Mr. and Mrs Victor Schonu and family from near NaahvlUe and Mr*. Myrtle Dunn spent Ctirtstiuaa Day with SALAD DRESSING Mr. and Mr*. Norman Craze Very early the next mmuns IS-yMT-oid Maxine, daughter ot Mr and Mra. Wayne Fems, untomy for an already ruptured apprudlx. She haa been tn intenaivr core at Community Hoapiul until Sunday when r.he was plaeed In * private rocm •pewtk hwllh it wubod lot the PORK A BEANS NAVEL NGES While Cloud Luncheon litkruaTlUMtroMSr CkvBlila*tiu4ai.3b All Purpose Special Label Puffs Citral* Tmb 2 will 39c FiciilTlMMbo*40olS< Iceberg Head AMERICAN CHARMIN TISSUI 4 roB 28/ SPAGHETTI LETTUCE ISVk-oz. can 7/ STORE HOURSt Mon. 9-tf; Tuei. 9-6; Wed. 9-9 Thun. 9-9; Fri. 9-9; Sol. 9-7 �Ringo Sicingo Club Entertain* Middleville Mr and Mra Donald ChurcliI of Toledo. Ohio, ha* bean •ponding hi* Chrtettmu vacation with hte grandmother. Mra. a PARTY GIFTS Office & School Suppliei STATIONERY their CurutniM dance Crtdler. Other Chrbttna* <Un- Sunday lhe Wengers returned him to Kellogg Center an the and other relative* returned home Saturday and Kayjean k-i for Combat—Manne Private ttamrvr W>V% Kaa ■ - a>.l>.aa . — -rc- —- .—'• ••—••• vnartee A. Ganna, son of Mr in torse relumed to her home, i p. oartns of R2 Mr. and Mra. Stanley Fink- Dalton, completed four week* of betner were New Years guest* individual cornoas combat examine teaming rtov Nov -^ ~ “ maiviauai nt nla W w. m-x _ . . .Uie ,.i First —. ■Infantry »*.Train "-■ »of /tl* cw,«tn cou*m. vw Dr. mw and Mn> Rich- .. .. io at ard ClarkJ* of Hastings. HaaUnga. * * The The'ingRcglment, Marine'Cor pa ling Regiment. Marine Corps Kaccheie Furnace Company in- **Base. — Camp LeJeune. ------ N.C. While Kj ^chM Purnacc <u™ce in the with the regiment all ne».34abnfn'' of Mr w1,1 Mra Of,jrKe trained in tactical anti .>0'“ to >»■«• (creating program put on by .,'^1, 75 foreign student* This la a lino . Private Elmer L. Hoover, son of,.__ M„ wuurew o< onred «.pM. , ^7. were guest* of their daughter. p.tU(l four wrrks of individual1 Mr. and Mrs Richard Rryff and I combat teaming Nov. IB at the! !£_£??**.; M SUdlre. Dnr. nrad“yment. Marine Corps B**e, Camp ’ . Even -------------------------------------------------While *?"} though ■ ---Lejeunr. Lejeiinr. NC. -nu.. K with ..... the ..... regiment all new Marines are hnid the day the spirit still H Allfl HFCHAt & Vlrmitv ’trained in tactical and combat nenaersnot ot vicinity |MU|S nwlc(1 for somewhat slippery. “Capticlou* spent Christman with her parMichigan is always with u*." * tnU. Mr. and Mra Olrei Swreu of FUnt. The Bwreu left the next day for Florida. * Many Empha- Utfhf*bL?Ut' In .Ure. ________ this — dance . waa ~~ — after Christmas seemed to reign; small unit tactic—the four-man By Ifn. Richard Clark waa placed on the small unit nrt twun U’e l<-n»*n “luad aM,w J ’ rtii-» V4J-IUJ tactic—Uie four man fire team vitod everyone ~f---------------- ------------------------------It was a very happy day for DIUenbeck of Detroit calling, also A belated Christmas celcbra-----------------------------------------tlon and family grt-togrthcr al1 the new brane of Virginia 8am and Thebirn Nay Tabor, Hr., at Grand Udge waa j,(r uui Walter Wellman the Keel Tobta* home Included Brtu Wj!h ilrs E(lllh Bteaub co­ Creek brought to Uglit ln *‘llch returned a^uniay morning from Mr. and Mra. Phillip Annitrong hastes* ■ *-**, “ U-day vacation In Florida Dick Straub of Monroe, who dut Church circle* will meet nx.y apcnl christens* with her After the evenings dancing T h 11 r a <1 ■ V At I hl frvll/wtm— .■ . — ... « ■ ... haa been spending hl* Chrtetma* Edger Tobias and family of Shel­ vacation with hi* grandparents. and refreshment* were served byville, Ind.. Mr. and Mrs Iton Mr. ami Mrs.'Douglas Straub, re­ home ot Mra. Hazel Derrick; Re- tor. There were 33 member* en- Toblaa and family at Aurora. turned laane Bunday. * To celebcca* Clrciir with Mrs. James Joyed a’ family reunion. Their Ill.. Jerry Tobuu of Ft. Cartevening the annual election of ■ Rugg; Esther Circle with Ardis daughter, Mr. and Mra. K Kei- son. Colo, and Richard Tobias uratc Uh- Jrd birthday of Brenda. officers waa held. RcbuIU were Mr. and Mrs Phillip Armstrong : Lutz; Sarah Circle with Mra. ly and baby of Caro flew down of Lansing. 'entertained Saturday evening m follows: President*. Prte V»d ' Bob Wenger and Hannah Circle tor ttic ocoulon. While ttie WeliPat Underhill and Dick Clark the Gorden Cases, the Don Bow- PYanom Powell; vice presidents, 1 will meet at the church with a man* were in Florida they Visited gurat speaker. Mr*. William many Middleville friends. They were at Hardy Dam fishing on era. the Edgar Tobiases, the Ron NrUierly. of Ha.Mir.gs tuw Jay Giner, son of Mr. and New Year's Day. * Warren and Toblaare. Richard. Jerry and the Georgia Brogan were New Year * Keel Tobiases Guests includtd Mr. and Mra David Otto lift .MrsBob Olner receive a four- 1Aiy nlIIIKT |UnM ot iwu mr. uiu Monday morning fra- DesAtoino, year *cholarahip to Galn»vliie puri* Brogan and boys. * Dori* Hasting* Iowa, to attend a turkey' con- College for being u star on in* Brogan s fattier, Jim RLzor. b rcntlon. Mra. Cart Wheeler took high school football team. Mr. reported to be Improving at Per killers: care of the home while they and Mra Bi'b Olner moved to nock Hospital after suffering alcohol, speeders. were away. * Twenty - three' Florida because of' hls health | vinyl| FLOORS A vinyl floor to meat every taste and budget Hastings Floor Covering Magic AUTO WASH Harlow Venton on Christmas! Mr*. Jaok. Robinson and four suredv recovery, Day. They Included her inoUicr. i children of Holt spent ChriM- । community supper waa Mra Ruth Hrtggs. Mr and Mra 1 wt^i folk* Mrs. Rob,____ 1 Dale Briggs. Mr. and Mrs. Mcr-1 (nreMaurlne Winds i is the Mra. Wilbur Schantz on Saturrill Thompson. Mr. and Mra 1 hadtti nurse for U10 East LonStanley Venton aU of Vermont- ’ Bin< School A Mra. A. C. Joiinrav. Mr...re Mr. Dre Kam. 12“ s «~ru. Schantz ,.mu, family-. mS "v MH. CUrk .pre, ram Mra. V, Turk of Bottle Creek. w r„ with hl* cousin. Bruce Calvin. io ner aaugnur* 1MJCne none, u*. um- Her. - ---------------- ----------- -ek Mre Aire in IKUlr "«■ th“, »™» «“» M roe U» WIOUV. » Mr and red •'*“ SaUmUr nJlM . Mra. Roland Cui entertained the Clark*. * Mr and Mra. A 5-Minute. family Christmas Day Quest* Jim Morgan of Hastings were L I . , Rundav callera of Mr. and Mra. wire sax*, u ueuy. Mr. ana Mrs. z ~„ ~ Coin Operated Bob Getty, Bill OeUy, Mra. A. ^U?‘,*\„6rUL * IC. Johnson and Mra. Iva Sny- t?lub will, meet Wedneaday. Jan. tier'. ♦ Mrs. Olga Hulben and ' ~~ 1620 S. Hanover Honovor 25 1 C CAR WASH A HUden Washburn of Martin- or, Boats - Bikes Pickups - Campers Engines - Equipment So iwnple eChild can ofAf- Venetian Blinds A NEW CONCEPT IN CAR CARE SCHADER'S Office Supplies hirdar Jim Cursi of Michigan State won the all-around title [I. . Tlie room had been prrviouso in the 10<M Big Tan Oymnastica (26 w ------decorated Ln ChrUtma* painting* w*•done by the'school children. A festive Dots >wa* added by a punch bowl provided by the club for everyone'* enjoyment. The parent*. Mr. and Mn Albert Froct for the Cbrisunaa holiday* ; co an rvaaera ana esnrcially to thoee who help make mis column poaalble. Th- weather man mr.ranatrH J^wriirnTlaaTdai Vrnr-. thel^™.rdy ™‘ S! Community Building in Has­ tings with Chuck Wilbur and Georgs Paunoti sharing the Curtis Arnold. He ha* employ­ ment in Grand Rapids. Mr. and Mrs. Leon Cooley and baby of Miami. Fla. ar» visiting her folks, the Paul Newmans of NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING Woodland Mutual Insurance Company Community Room • Woodland, Michigan Tuesday, January 19, 1965 ot 10:00 A.M. Victor Eckordt, President Kendal Coats, Secretary WANT TO BUY? Try the Wont Column For Quick Courteous Service Phone 945-2405 CAVIOSD CARR. O»... Discover the difference in the 65ChevrQlets (As different from other cars as they arefrom each other) ther. GeorN Juppstram of Grand Rapids Street. They leave here for their new home m Dalia*. Ghevrvltt hnpala Sport Coupe CJTEXWM^F-At roomy a car at Chevrolet’s ever built. When you take in everything, there’s more room inside this car than in any Chevrolet as far back as they go. More room for shoulder* and feet. So, besides the way a '65 Chevrolet Joe's and rides and is powered, we now have one more reason to ask you: What do you get by paying more for a car—except bigger monthly payments? ChtvtUe Malibu Suptr Sport Cottfe ClIEWLLE—The most popular intermediate-iized car you can buy. Corvair Corea Sport Coupe OORVAIR—The only rear engine American car made. PUT A ROOM IN YOUR ATTIC Let us pion and build a lovely attic room for you . . . one that will utilize the available space to the fullest. Call this week for an estimate. We can supply materials and labor to remodel the average attic for . . . AS LITTLE AS $1500 A MONTH! Of all the cars its size, Chcvelle is the biggest seller. Why? Because of You should read what the car magazines say. They think there's its Full Coil suspension ride. Because many models come with thick nothing else this side of the Atlantic that can touch Corvair’s styling carpeting, vinyl interiors. Because you get so much for your money.’ and ride. They say that a Cana with 180-hp just has to be tried. PUT YOUR BASEMENT TO WORK! Turn basement waste space into useful work and ploy space and fuH details on our Complete Home Improvement Service. We can supply materials and labor to remodel the overage Chtvy H Nova Sff/rf Cfflife CHEVY II-Ae economical a car at you can own, but... Bui those nut-resisting rocker panels and self-adjusting brake* havo rever been In more beautiful sumnindinn. Come <ee wtal expensive looking styling and yard! o( luxurious uphoUlery can do. basement for . . . AS LITTLE AS $13’° A MONTH! zwv.uTf.xi’ n. . COR\T.l IT.-The only true Iporte car America makes. Now everybody claims to have n ’’true" sports car. But other dealers ain't lay they have ore nvmhble with n trel-iueeled IB, re Corvette doci. Or with 4-wheel duo bruU-v. Or with a dear consewntx-. Drive something really new-discover the difference'at your Chevrolet dealer’s Ik. HOUSE OF QUALITY 125 NO. JEFFERSON ST. ^CHEVROLET Chevrolet • Chevette • Chevy H- Corvair- Corvette *1.5-3431 <~ LARKE BUICK-CHEVROLET 1435 S. Hanover HASTINGS ~ Wl 5-2425 �Farm Item Selling Time is Now! For Results Call Wl 5-3481 MORTGAGE BALE 6-THE HASTINGS BANNER Barry's Farm Store CHRYSLER—PLYMOUTH LARKE BUICK VALIANT 8. Hanover CLASSIFIED AD PAGE HASTINGS BANNER PHONE Wl 5-3481 MINIMUM RATE — 50c for Twenty Wordr. Wl 5-3400 ond 1-1964 CHRYSLER NEWPORT SEDAN. J435 S. Hanover I9C-2. CHEVY It I .& rsrOErttji rts FARM BUREAU ~L.tn 11 \ I K STATION WA-I GON. *:.<?>:. stanslud. ' i >. ■ vn.iAM 3 door. Hardtop, t! c>l. Radio. Calendar of Special Events See the New Car Trade-Ins' Hastings Motor Sales 1960 FORD - Eueltant condit«nt I960 CHEVROLET I960 CHEVROLET IrrcaU 4-ft. H*/d1cp; 8 Cyi.. sutomatc, ladic. h«tw Lttsdcnt thsp*. SHARP USED CARS 1963 GMC . . . H Ton Pickup Long box. custom cab. nearly new tires, radio, ready to go. 1963 OLDSMOBILE . . . Dynamic 88 4 Dr Sedan Po-ser steering and brakes, ra­ dio. good whitewall Ure*. beige and white tutone. 1M2 PONTIAC . . . Stat.'hlef 4 Dr. Sedan: Pul:,- •<|.iipp<M- maroon and _ whtte t.niorr. 5n* owper .with kIWANIS LAND BANK LOANS Used Farm Machinery Choice Building Lots Algonquin Lake ' ' - - ntt*. wry clem* 1M1 jOl DSSHillIl.F . t-u>-: 1 Dr Hardtop. pone: r.m, and brakes, rasharp car.. ■. — ” 5? * s?: 196! fONTMU rrerrs- «nd white v.none,- new Pnntue trade 1961 OLDSMOBILE • .• . 93 Series 4 Dr. sedan Gleaming black finish, w wall*, power steering and brakes, „ beautiful f,airtlly*c*r. 1968 PONTIAC . ... Catalina 4 Dr Sedan; Power steering'and brakes, nt1 . dio. hydramatic. w walls. All white with beige interior. 1868 RAMBLER . 4 Dr Station Wagon. 6 cyl, standard transmission with overdrive, radio, red and white tutone. 1968 FALCON . . Station Wagon. With auto­ matic transmu.uon. radio. whitewalk, nice economy car 1858 OLDSMOBILE ... 98 4 Dr. H&rdtop Fully equipped, nice clean car priced to sell. REAHM MOTOR SALES PONTIAC -OID3 CADILLAC ML 6-847*-W7N Michigan Ave. ' Waaftnja Michigan 1/7 •SU.'- RXLi-ILKfi MORTOAOB BALE Classified Paragraphs TRAVEL PICTVRE•'Sourdouiilu. to Scnorllaa." Don Cooper tell* the story of the Pan-Aincrlcan Highway from IWNER BEING TRANS­ drive. e NOTICE TO WHOM IT CON- OWNER Alaska to Guatemala. An en­ FERRED CERNS—If there are any more vruurn —3-bedroom home tor ■fr For Sole—Msscalhnsou* tertaining film ranging from # Form Shop FRIDAY. JAN. 15 sale; •» one rfiile ouUlde city false stories concerning our the Arctic to a great buried Automatic Radio. 8 cyl. BASKETBALL — Charlotte, teenage daughter hi high ' limit*, on large tot. Large kit­ city tn the jungles of Guate­ chen. living room and newly FARM STORE — Imrgret farm "WHERE'S THE BEST BUY in there. 6:30. school, legal action will be ta ­ i960 FORD 2 Dr. Automatic. mala. Central Auditorium. 8 panelle'd family room- Hard­ washers and dryers?" See Uwe store in the area. Stop In and — • R — — a R — "u* ken. We have evidence now ' pm. wood floors throughout. Newly •■SPECIALLY" priced Hamil­ and know who you are. Don't . look around. We strive to fill WRESTLING — Grand Rapid* ton! at Consumer* Power Co drive In our driveway, you and •decorated Priced to wll rea­ TUESDAY. FEB. 16 j your complete supply needs. Union, here. 6:30. " sonably. PosKUton between your friends. Feeds'of all kind*. Animal , KIWANIS TRAVEL PICTURE— FRIDAt. JAN. 22 Jan 1 and June 1. Call Wl 5­ Signed ‘KX' BOYB BICYCLE FOB SALK— WRESTLING—Si. Johns, there,'| "Zooa Without Bars." Sasha 4663 Af Tap Parent* I Slemel. 'The Wiilte Hunter of Who"ve Had Enough , Phone 629-9711. 1 28 331 W. Court St. Hasting*. 1 7 Brazil." takes us to xoos a(f FRIDAY. JAN. 32 u» cratral OJireKVATIOS CLUB rra JAC^BB WLUU<A<2 WALL LAKE COTTAGE "fOr' fABT 34-WUR FILM SWEEPER BAGS AND HOSES BASKETBALL — Grand Ledge, tnrtiim g nm . w‘nU wheat screenings for | SERVICE I No charge T6r orerthere. 6:30. torium. 8 pm. . _ | fecderg for phea*ant* and size prints tl 222' 8*^fferson9 FOR SALE FURNISHED other wild bird* this winter. Phone Wl 5-5606. Mrs. Shirley NOTICES appliance repair. tf wttbins tf TABLE PAPER — For picnics, North Shore, Sleeps 9WUKtM-___________________ _ j family reunions, lota^of use*. McCULLOCH—WRIGHT—PIO-1 Safe beach $16,000 STALK SHREDDERS-For Rent « »y ’00 1M( LINCOLN CONTINENTAL NEER — (Sales and Service! I tf Franctoco Farm Supply, M-37 ncr onlce. Dr. Sedan. Has all power A Write Box .M3 c/o Haitimrs So . WI5-3150 tf FOR MORE BEAUTIFUL HAIR moit saw*. Complete Chain Banner for further detail*. In showroom condition ..$4856 -Use Rexall's fast permanent > at chains sharpened Chain saw Regular 83 00—Now *100. No 1964 MERCURY MONTCLAIR * Automotive pre-shampoo—No after odor accessories Francisco Farm Lately Cape Cod Home 4 Dr Sedan. Has power steer­ Supply. M-37 Bo. Wl &-315O. tf ing. power brakes, radio, white­ On Leach Lake 1961 STATION WAGON—Chev. HOUSEHOLD HDT1 —Oust never | wall tires A one owner new 6. In good shape. Gets excellent gathers on unused Item* ad-; Large lot with lake frontage. 8HE THE . JACOBSEN AND ear trade that's like new. $2895 mileage. Asking $1100, will vertlsed tn a HUtlne* Banner 5 minutes from Hastings. Will SNOW BIRD SNOWTHROW■ take best offer. Call 795-9348. 1964 MERCURY MARAUDER Want Ad Phone Wl 6-348L lease with option to buy $90 a demonstration and *ee how month. Phone Grand Rapids Hardtop Coupe. Ha* automatic Dodge-Dart Dealer OL 6-1755. tf drive and radio.------------ $2550 1&C0 PLYMOUTH V8 FOR HALF. and heart. Burkey Bales and * Personal* 220 W. State —Automatic. 2-dr $500. Phone 1963 MERCURY CUSTOM Service, 218 N. Jefiereou. tf BEFORE You Buy Or Build Nashville OL 3-2111. 1 14 4 Dr. Sedan. Has automatic • Quality Merchandise , NEW McCULLOCH CHAIN ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS— Investigate PO 171. Hastlnga Telephone drive, power steering, power 1962 CORVETTE FOR SALE— SAWS — $124*5. Francisco 301H S. Michigan. Wl 5-2895 Meetings every Homes By Solomon-Bement Ca brakes, radio. Like new con• Priced to Fit Your Fuel injection. 82500 Call Fann Supply. M-37 Bo, Wl 5Monday. 6 pm. U dnian ............................... $235« Office hours will be from Woodland 367-3556 after 6 pm. 3150.« Hastings Heights Economy 1963 MERCERY CUSTOM 11-4 Wednesday only. WINDOW GLASS xNSTALLXD WHY NOT LET US MAKE you a rubber stamp with your new ConverUJKe. Has automatic Used Cor Lot across from 1 ZIP Code nurnwr Three-line 150 E. North BL or call us and drlve?"power steering, power Food Center. Also, Cars at , ★ Buiinen Opportunities sash. Burkey Auto Glass A Phone 845-9415 stamp with your name, ad­ we will come to you. Radiator Shop, 318 N. Jsflsrbrakes, radio. A one owner new dress and ZIP number far son. Hasting* tf car trade and like new. ..$33*5 rear of Dodge-Dealership, i 945-9407 or 945-6393 OPEN A NEW AMF BILLIARD $2 25 This Includes, postage ROOM IN DOWNTOWN HAS­ 1963 MERCURY MARAUDER USED CAR LOT VA. and F.HA. Financing TINGS—For information write A Mobile Homes . laitv Shoppe. Delton. Mich. 2 Dr. Hardtop. Power ateering. WI‘5-3903 or Wl 5-2454 I Harry Thurketlle. R3. Box 93. 48046 _____________ . _______ « We consider trades radio and w wall tires. ..$2195 Lakeshore Drive. 8t. Joseph. Keller's LOSE WEIGHT—Ju*t 4 capsule* Michigan. 1 '28 1963 CHEV. MONZA 900 dally. Fashion Rite for tow FOR SALE-rAt Algonquin Lake. Mobile City and Sale* Bpart Coupe Has Spider calorie dieting. 82 79. Lapo Two waterfront lota. Terms Lowest Price* in Michigan FARM IMPLEMENTS glne, 4 speed transmLsoloir on •k Help Wanted Pharmacy. 144 E. State. Ha*4«% Down Payment noor............. -31285 tlngs. ________________ tf Phariln or call 5-3094 day* or 111 N. DEPOT ST. 10 and 13 Wide* 5-5231 after 6 pm._________ tf 1962 MERCURY CUSTOM RELIABLE PERSON with ear to HAVING A PARTY? — Punch We Buy Used Mobile Homes BOX 497 PH. 527-4518 deliver Olan Mills'Club Plans Convertible. Has power steer­ 40-ACRE FARM FOR BALE— See Mrs. Mnxlne Sloan. Room Available at small rental fee ing and power braki-s. A one IONIA south of Ha*tings. Phone Wl 3. Curtls-E-Houie. Wednesday. Call Episcopal Parish House or owner and like new..........$1795 Rectory. tf Battle Creek. Michigan 1»« FORD STATION WAGON 4-5 BEROOM MODERN HOME Phone WO 5-3562 Everybody knows IN NASHVILLE FOR SALEtf THE FATMAN—Private Detec­ 4 Dr. Has automatic drive and RAWLEIGH PRODUCTS tive 24-Hour, Shadowing. Tepe, OU heat, comer lot. Two block* radio Has very few miles (ind Foto-Film Evidence. Nation­ Be a Rewleigh Dealer In Has­ to school. Phone NashvUle OL extra sharp One owner new wide. Confidential. Call WO ting* No capital neceosary. A-l shape. 3-3111. 1 14 • car trade in. .. ... . ttttt 10, 12 and 30 Wide* Write: MODERN THRKE BEDROOM TBACItMtS: Rawieigh Union. Battle Creek. New Moons Hartford Bchulto 19(2 MERCURY WAGON ----Dept. MCA-651-881 HOME In Lakewood district Tip Outs Expandoe 4 Dr Colony Park 9 passenger. -1961 Aills Chalmers D 17 with for sale. Would take late model Freeport, Illinois 'Roll Out Rooms AIIB Chalmers 3 btm. 16 Inch ■ . : car or property In trade. Phone 3- Walls Gun Furnaces mtrf. plow. is.v • pciv-i-r bruizes. Radio OLAN MILI23 NEEDS 4 LADIES • . (■ ■ • trade Lik. —1955 I ii.C No. 300 Row Crop ot MODERN BRICK FARM HOME Br i-H-.ij telenhonoMlM wofc _ _____ AmttUMJD-TrMs.___ 1-1 shape. fur rent—war BHiroonir # Situation Wanted ours 9-3 or S-4. 41215 per I Buy Used Mobile Homes On Delton school bus route. i .i i i «i:v Mt.ri.-OK Harris No. 30 Tractor. hour guaranteed Must have Would consider selling. Write CEREAL CITY 4 c I •• 1’- Scdt.n. A. one ownpleasant speaking voice. Sec Box 958 C/O Hastings Banner. VORK WANTED—Odd joba of -; : . ■ Lvtra (Utarp MOBILE HOME SALES Mrs Maxine Hloun. Room 3. <> c Tractor with Sup* Two Lake Frontage Lota any kind. Can do pointing on Curti* - E - House. Wednesday. WO 2-M33 555 Oiclunan Ros. .<» uure Loader. brick or stone wall* Wood­ * New Subdivision Thursday and Friday. 1/7 Lovely Cape Cod Home cutting by the cord with chain H Tractor. Good Bajlle Creek. Michigan On Leac h Lake OPPORTUNITY' OPEN — Man * About 120' x -340' ? 1'.: ■ . (f t- . u-’om n Across from Ralston Purina Large tot with lake frontage. needed for Hastings and Barry lifUitvi jiteu.r A on iAlmets_WD Trnc5 minutes from Hasting*. Will I WILL CARE FOR YOUR County area. Agent licensed In nTT.,r . srrade—Sqv impel 2-row culUva-i Coll CHILD while you work, at a LlfF and A-H Permanent posi­ ALUMINUM TRAILER FOR lease with option to buy $90 M tion. vested contract, salary RENT -- luxated in Brandon month. Phone Grand Rapid* . <Mrt.n-ry~ior.iu. wt 5 3094 l>'’G'e 5 o n GL 6-1796, ' t' open, no travel. Write Inquiry 1961 FORD i .-UKLINE ten 15114 w State St. Has­ i Dr. Sedan. lifts automat ' ___ ... _4on.with riding sulky,! to Michigan Life Insurance 1/7 Call Delton 623-6571. or a - BEDROOM MODKRN COT­ ting*. Apt. 3, Miller Ice Cream Co. Box 5251. Lansing, Mich. rotary mower, cycle bar. roto_ drive *87 TAGE FOR RENT-Refrt»era Store. 1/7 All raphes held confidential Uber and blada. A-l siiapal • Wl j-jZdl Otter O p.m tor and stove furnished. Lo 1/7 A Notices 1M1 ENG. I ORD ANGLIA ' ]uln Lake. Call NURSING- WORK WANTTO cated' 'J Dr. A one owner, ha* ver Private or rest home. Hoaprai •1957 Dodge Pickup Truck. No tea miles/.................... SIS. experience World War II. *P V Household Goods rust. Good shape! •GILCRAFT' ANNOUNCES that 111 NORTH MICHIGAN AVE ma Boulter. NA. Phone T.71964 INTERNATIONAL SCOUT our new shop is now open for NUE FOR RENT — Becom 1151. >14 floor. Available Excellent fo business. Special projects de­ 4 Wheel Drive. Demonstrate 1965 MODEL -GINGER — PurPART-TIME CLEANING or signed and built to order. Car­ mode). Very few miles. Sav Janitor work wanted by yting Phone 845-3486.W $$$$ on UH* one! .............. $199 Look* andjwws like brand new. ' jyrgry service, paneling, cablman in Hastings. Come U331 Fully equipped for designs, Wind countertop work as al- VERY NICE UNFURNISHED W. Court or call Wl 5-5TJ. Lansing Gilbert. 5366 TRANftPURTATION buttonholes, blind hemming, 1/7 2-bedroom apartment for rent etc. Complete with dark finish —• • . SPECIALS Private entrance, good loca­ 1/14 desk consolette. Will sacrifice (Over Start's Wallpaper tion. Phone Wl 5-4W8 days I960 BUICK LaSabre 4 Dr ..$69 far 8 payments of 4815. Cal! IET Yofejl WATER SOFTEN­ IOTICES Wl 5-3583 after 5 pm . tl Sporting Goods Ac Paint Store । today 945-9431. 1/7 1966 OLDSMOBILE 4 Dr_..$7f ER SAiJKaT FARM BUREAU 1960 DODGE 4 Dr ............... $59 Open Friday 9 am. to 5:30 pm SERVICES—Itock, block and 116 NORTH MICHIOAN AVB CIRBY COMPLETE with power IUN8MITHING SERVICE NUE FOR RENT — Bpace fo Zeo-tate available. Our Car 1960 FORD FALCON 4 Dr...35$ polisher for hardwood and tile Guns, scopes, ammunltla. gun commercial or professional u*i Load Buying - * floors Cost over $200 new. Pay l«$8-MERCi:»V cues, receiver sight*. ----Phone 045-3495. tf only 6 paymenu of 87 or will NEW YEAR" for the HOME straps, alines and awl' Park Lane 4 Dr. ... .......... $59. discount for cash. Call today censes. Rifle. range i INSIST ON MICHIGAN BOT1959 MERCURY Curtains. R^gs. Scarf*. Remodel • Repair 845-9431. 1/7 Nor public September throt TED GASI See Carl Ac Betty's Monterey 4 Dr. ----------$48.' Bedspreads. Blankets and 15, Saturday and Bund until 1957 BUICK H. TOP ........... $19; many other articles < 4 pm. Shop hours dail V Lost and Found 487-ACRE GRADE A DAIRY to 5 pm. Monday. We DOLL CLOTHES 05 5. Chunk Wl 5-5352 and Friday evening* . Honth.______________________U plete seta of farm buildings. 4 1985 INTERNATIONAL 13" FEMALE BEAGLE LOST [m Huckleberry Our Shop. For that Gift Doll . silos. 4 modern houses. 2 large '-j Ton Pickup. 4 Wheel Drive miles eut of Delton Phone JAN. 2—Five miles north of CARPET CLEANING IB EASY , 2 for price of 1 barns, loafing bam with free -.............................. 32695 with Host New Electric Up633-5782. Doug Young owner. Nashville op M-66. Has collar stalls for 100 cow*. New Surge with name. W found contact NEW WATERPROOF TARP picture window milking parlor handwork. Clean Charles Jablonski, 1032 N. complete with low line milker Hayford. Lansing.-.Mich. Call WALK UP AND SAVE! and automatic feeding. Cement Ftocr Covering, 123 W. 8 IV 5-3738 or Woodland 367­ 6 x *-$4.79 1/7 barnyards, good crop land. 60 Hastings. Phone Wl 6-611 2337. Reward offered. 1/14 a b la—res acre wheat allotment. Partly FEMALE^BEAGLit-Btackrihite KKPKBT TAILCWritt^ —1 tiled. Loose housing eet up on WANTED—Snowblade for 6 hp. Bolen riding tractor, 1866 black top road. Also herd of and brown. Wearing white ng low prices. Guaranteed water model. Warren J. Ciirn*. R3 100 Holstein cow* with 4100 collar with red bead*. Lost Box 183. Hastings1/14 LINCOLN-MERCURF DEAIXB ind mildew proof. Wednesday evening. If found 3450 Montgomery Rd. 8 miles 1310 M, Michigan Ave. Attic fOledt Um a IVmI Ad. City. With. •714. 1/i Safe Buy Used Cars 1959 ok claim*. WRESTLING —Godwin Heights. PRICED TO 60!!! 1962 VOLKSWAGEN HsXanro LN. 8 SATURDAY. JAN. 33 Greenville. BASKETBALL— Alma. here.6.30. WRESTLING -- Grand Ledge. hrte. 0:3d. FRIDAY. WRESTLING — Charlotte. here. 1960 BUICK • Okla iu Mkai'- Wl 5-2223 LEGALS > Hasting* Invi- 1961 CHEVROLET ’im cn’r SERVICES M-37 So. CHEV BEL AIR 4 Dr Sta■ r.n V.-..,- ;i Automatic, radio. p.-: CHFVRQLET • ( .„, l.tloSiM IM tLEFti si! S on the farm. 1963 CHEVROLET IMPALA 4 Dr. Sedan with power steering and brakes Automatic. ' PVBI.ICATIOW OMDXW . or. if PREFERRED, .did. Standard. 1963 OLDS F-85 CUTLASS Au­ tomatic . floor shift. Radio, heater. w-ridewalls. . mi M-rll.K. r.. < tc> »r>4 1J>» You can NOW get your at our store (M-37 So.) A NEW 1964 STUDEBAKER 4 Dr. Station Wagon. 6 cyl. Std. trans. Wl 5-2426 1962 CHEVY If - FARMERS Custom Grinding done CHEVROLET Wl 5-2425 NOTICE GOODYEAR BROS. GOOD AS NEW STORE (eating - Plumbing Servics KAECHELE'S MAHLER MOTOg SALES WINICK SURPLUS HASTINGS BANNER CLASSIFIEDS Coll Wl 5-3481 �t I I IMTIXOI BANl Tkanday, Jamtary ». KALAMO FEXTBCO8TAL Card of Thanks and In Memoriam CARD OF THANKS IN MEMORIAM 1 wish" lb express -my thanks In lovin to the people who made my Rub- wife, mot on Jan. 1. 1*65.1 *old my inter«U to Mr. H. D. Burpee of Del­ ton who will be able to furnish all your stamp needs with effifirncy and quality. CARD OF THANKS W* want to thank everyone for th* kind consideration given during Ute lllne** and death of Hujhi* Wttater W* especially rant to thank Dr. W. R. Birk. Rev. Don M. Oury. the Veterans (,t Foreign Wars of Freeport, and the Leonard-Osgood Funeral Home. Your kindness , will long be rem«mb*r*d. Mr and.Mra. Bruton DeCocker Roy Gardner church LEGALS Services tn the Churches MOBTdAQB SALB 11:16 am. Sunday school anu Mr. and and Mr and and family Mrs G*org*'Lydy family Mis Hebert Falconer family A cordial welcome to all. Junior church. 10 am. Sunday school. 616 pm. Chitsuan Endaavur. CARLTON CENTER 7 pm. Gospel Hour. Clarw.ce METHODIST CHURCH 8trou*e, speuker. 1 pm. Tbuxaday. prayer and praise at the parsonage followed Sunday school, 10:15 am. by adminUtraUve board meeting. Ail quarterly report* are due. CARLTON SKVENTH-DAT ADVENTIST CHURCH FIRST CHURCH OP CHRIST Elder Charlo* WUb« SCIENTIST IN MEMORIAM In loving memory ot Blanche I Bayne, who passed away J.*.. 13. 1962 and William F. Bayne memories Death can never take away; Memories that will always linger While upon this earth we stay Bunday school. 11 Wednesday service, Reading room open ( ARD OF THANKS I wish io express my thanks to Time may pass and bring 1U THE GALILEAN BAPTIST nunc*, and nurse*1 aids at Pen­ But their memories will be ch erUli rd HURCH nock Hospital for the wonderful In th* hearts Uist hold them Funner Free&ort High School Haar Factor Ralph VanduWerf Bliss Local 414 for the plant, to Their Family Sunday school, ID am. the Bliss co-workers for the lovely basket of fruit, the Coals Grove LAR. for the lovely plant; to IN MEMORIAM my four daughters and son who Wed. Prayer meeting, 8 pm. so graciously sat with me Altef The little church wiUi th* big jurgery. for the cards, calls, box­ away Dec. 30. 19M. es of candy and plants my sin­ Mrv Lillian Bsonson Altenn t-r U. luuO McKay Tu cere thanks. Daughter Dorothy Smith HASTINGS ASSEMBLY Lyle Neil Granddaughter Diane Otis OF GOD CHURCH Grand Grandsons Rodney 10J K. Woodland Arcnu* ORDER AF POINTING TIME CARD OF THANKS and Michael Otis Rar. M. F. Oobi*. Pastor IOM liEAMleu CLAIMS I want to thank my friends 45 sin. Sunday school. ■nd relative* lor their thought­ 11 am. Mdrning worahip. - fulness durir“ tny llln«M and4 ■ publication obdbb. i VI: I pm. Young People's service. e hospital. Your my day* in 1 pm. EvaagaUoal aervle*. l-klllp H. Hit- Mrs. Bruton DcCockrr CARD OF THANKS We wish to thank our many friends, neighbors .and relative* tor tha lovely card*, gifts and flower* and all who called on us or helped in any way to make Uie <tay so enwbbl*. Mr. and Mrs Harry Letnaat CARD OF THANKS thanks to all for your expres­ sions of sympathy In our recent bereavement; for the flower*, letters and cards; to Dr. Hoffs lor his special attention, to Rev Harley Townsend and Rev Chas Gibbs for their comforting words Arid to Mrs. Loren Hershberger: enteful to th* many friends neighbor* for the generous p inorial. May you each be rewarded. Mrs Owen B Smith Mr. and Mrs. John J. Smith Air and Mrs. LawaotrSmlth and family Mr. and Mrs. Ferris Lathrop and family Mr and Mr*. Raymond Smith CARD OF THANKS I wish to extend ray deepest so many friend*, and to the nurse* at Pennock and Dr. Birk nnd Dr. Blair during my r*o*nt illness. Thanks so much H. Lynn Newton BOWENS MUXS CHAPEL Henry VaaTU, Evang*il*t UNITED BRETHREN IN CHHIBT CHURCH E. Colfax al N. Boltwood HASTINGS CONGREGATION OF JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES no West CoUax Bute; Sunday. Public talk, 8 pm. Watchtower Blbl* Study, 4:1* Vk%>lL>*Milek4>. Prelate J»4x«. l^retts K. AMrlrk or la I .. teas, at te CARD OF THANK 8 We wish to thank all the peo- U"SS-, during the illness and at the PUBLICATION — rtaal AccsuL time of the death ot Virginia « W».l Htete Htreal MaUtfa*. NleBicM obdkb rtJa raduoAriov— .I Kn; x11*। rrrg. Tkat aMirr-n* fl>rn qugj,.wjwn,»Ki :i-.l loss PrMwl. ItawakU FkUlp IL Wl •M&: INSURE WITH US AND BE SURE rWNTUrn. - *. Atlmeyc kt La. lawyer* llalUTa FIRET PBE8BYTTRIAN CHURCH . Broadway and Center WHMtrd H. Curtis. Minister Sunday. Jon. io, 19*5 .M. CLAIMS Mcrnlng.wonsblp, 9:30 and 11. Kwte of Mukln*. 7M Featair Cwn f« tk« (ouaty of Skip. In |ba Matter ot th* Knatc ■< : "“I"* ”' a coffee hour In Memorial tdilaaaa '<•«>« JERRY ANDRUS Natl Beak BWg. THE SHERWOOD AGENCY FOE INSURANCE ROglET W. SHUWOOO, Mgr. Fkeoe Wl 6-6*11 PUBLICATION OBDBB ■5S:Wr’ “ “ State Farm Insurance AUTO — FIRE BONDS Income Tax Service Swinton Insurance For 1964 Incomes X^Trin i!»y the OBI,, on t s'.'.'-K'Lr'.jSi, ... D ..w l I.. ... Hn.» .....1.1 Un.'. -Pl l>* Tk» llaaucft Usaaar, hliraltca M COMMERCIAL PRINTING G. W. SPENCtR IbMiam,’m.AT 1001 So. Dibble. Huttings Hastings Press Inc. rnuu* dr 4-*xh HASTINGS FREE MKTHUDLBT CHURCH Bunday school. 10 am. Woratup service, 11 am. Young Peoples service, 1 pm. Evening service, 8 pm. uus friendly church. CYC group* Wednesday, 4-6 PJn_ • Young Proptf Thursday. 7 pm. HASTINGS GRACE URLIURLN CHURCH HASTINGS SKVENTH-DAT ADVENTIST CHURCH 404 W. CoUaX Wedne^lay peayer, 1:30 pm. Bunday, "it is Written." on For Information, call Clayton children. ST ROSE CATHOLIC CHURCH Swift 147-3224. Wednesday. Jan. 13 family. Iter. Fr. JooFph C. Dunphy, Mcndny Woodland Bible club, for boy* potluck aupper, followed by an- . Rev. David Hawley, Assistant 7 pm. Tern FtaUowahlp. nual bualne** meeting of Like j Sunday Mom, 8. 10, 11:30 am. 7 pm. Monthly Local Confercongregation. -----------[ Confosslons 4 to 5 and 8 to • Saturdays, 7:30 am. on Sundays. Tuesday HA4TINGB BAPTIST CHURCH LAKEWOOD E. U. B. CHURCH Bet. Rua*nll Houseman. Pastor Dally Momc*. 7 and 8 a. Wednesday am. Bunday school. ST. AMBROSE, HELTON group. Bunday Maa*. 8:30 am. Morning eiiurcli aaage by the pa dren youth, adult*. ST. AUGUSTINE, Sunday eve MIDDUCULLE Wednesday service broadcast WBCH Friday PILGRIM HOUNE88 CHURCH children 4 to B. OUR LADY OF GREAT OAK. 5 pm. Adult choir rehearsal. DOWLING Church. Phone HS-H38 meetings. 7:30 pm. Evening church irr- PEOPLE’S BIBLE CHURCH , Saturday 11 am. Morning worship. Rl. Nashville. Ph. 653-8477 2 to 4 pm- Church library Youth meeting, 4:16 pm. dal music, hymn sing. K mile E. of M-*6 on State Rd. Evening Gospel Hour, 1 p. Monday 6 30 pm. PL>neer Girls Club*. 11 am. Morning wonhlp. Tueaday 7 pm. Junior High and Senior ORANGEVILLE WOODLAND UNITED BAPTIST CHURCH High Youth Group*. BRETHREN CHURCH W. Glen Campbell. Pastor Brigade boy* clubs. 7:45 pm. Evening service. 1-owell Dimoa. Pastor 2 mile* south of Gun Lake Bunday achool. 10 am 9.45 am. Sunday KbooL nonary Society meeting. P Thursday. 7 pm. Pioneer Girb Homing worship. II am. 11 am. Morning worship. Wednesday Christian Endeavor. 6:30 7 pm Evening worship am—Mens Prayer and Boys Brigade. Wednesday. 7:30 pm. Bild* am.—Women's Pray> Women's Missionary Fellowunited. rerUSM W •! ih stoof «l MaUiao. >ereU« al back tekertn V. XX. E. R. LAWRENCE Ph. Wl 5-4441 MMDMHMB Sunday School, 10:30 am Mbciaiurloa, phone 044-9252 7:16 pm ClirlMlati Endeavor. 8 pm. Gospel Hour. Mrosage Lowrance Brother! Insurance and Bonds null g pm. Official Board meeting. Wednesday. 8 pm. W8CS lunt iunn Thursday, 3 30 pm. Carol and children'* choir rehearsals. WESLEYAN METHODIST CHURCH MeCALLUM UNITED BRETHREN IN CHRIST CHURCH "The Church tn th* Wildwood’ Otis I Ake Road Rev Darlene Speas. Pastor 10 am. Sunday tohool. 11 am. Morning worship Cherub church. Business Directory All Forms of DM OBDEB FOR PUBLICATION- ;itcd and enjoyaq each ope. r Sadie Ostroth OF DISTINCTION A^nanMa Hereto di na< la Th. HaMlaat Bek ' CARD OF THANKS MEMORIAL MONUMENTS Mrtfn.l LEGALS Sinceiely. Opal Townsend Stephen J. Cooley and Our Famillea f ha STONEY POINT HasUngs METHODIST Ctarrchae1 FREE METHODIST CHURCH Rev. Oweoneth Sebring, Pasta* । held this Sunday at ail ChrUUan 10 am. Bunday school. Rev. Cleurgc Elliott Rev. William Nrthcry mandmant" given by J«aua: ”M I hare loved you. that y* atfo TRINITY GOSPEL CHURCH love ono another" (John U). I HIM Jnrrten I Aka RLrw< Sunday. Nursery service provided. WOODLAND CHURQH OF Brotherhood. 8 pm. RadJO^WOOD 1300. THE BRETHREN Cherub and Junior choir, Wed . 8319 Coat*' Grove Road Tueaday, congregation Blbl* CHURCH OF THE NAXARENE Rev. Charles Gibb*. Pastor study, 8:16 pm. HASTINGS WE8LEYAN 307 £. Marshall Street Senior choir, 8 pm. Pri, minister school, 7:30 p m METHODIST CHURCH Minister, Dole R. Harvey Catechism class. Saturday, Bunday school. 11 am. Service meeting, 8:30 pm. 410 E. Madison. 945 5-5065 Wednesday choir practice, 7:30 Rev. Keith Cotfcy, Pastor । Kf •Ll-fi*' >£ *:45 am. Church achool. BupC. MILO BIBLE CHURCH Wl 5-3212 Mra Evelyn Benedict. Uularr raiua a copy of tkl« »<ka •rbunday, 4 pm. Junior choir Route 3. DoUon Michigan 10 am. Sunday school. t» be aeroed upon rack kaeva HW 11 am. Morning worship oxpxa roa fubucatiom--’ GRACE LUTHERAN CHURCH >u laterwt al *b laal kaawn addruw Rev. James Lemmen. Pastor 11 am. Worship aarvloa. 1:30 pm. Wed., Bible Study ■•Uc« al lte»ru>< Frotels W Will— by B. Jefferson & Walnut 5U. 10 am. Bunday whoo 1 . 4:30 pm. Young People * meat.and Prayer. Kall (Wil* B DxterKteMJos it ilma Rev. David Btuckmeytr, Past-rr WOODLAND 7:30 pm. Evening **rvio»First Bunday after Epiphany. METHODIST CHURCH GTRDALE EVANGELICAL Divine Worship. 10:4* am. Rev. Lawrence Lmrell. Pastor Sunday school. 10 am. IRVING CHAPEL Her. George Marshall. Pastor Morning wonhlp, U am. NORTH IRVING WESLEYAN Church school. liLam. Youth Fellowship. 7:10 pm. Sunday school, Biblo METHODIST CHUBCH Morning wonltm, il a. t-lM'l ail Sunday school. 10 UL~ EVANGELICAL UNITED Every ounday— Worahip. 11 am BRETHREN CHURCH “Thia tf the : Rev. Gerald Hephner, Pastor 503 E- Grand Street KILPATRICK UNITED Bunday school, 10 am. Rev. H. J. Buwalda. Minister WOOD-TV, BRETHREN CHURCH ORDER FOR PUBLIOATIOW Morning worship, 11 am. Durkee Rd. Young People* service, 7 pm. Charles Gibb*, Pastor Pastors office houra: Tucnday Hoffman Evangelical service, ~ Royd Walter, Supt. through Friday. 9 am. to 12 "The Lutheran Hour," noon. By Appointment Endeavor Sunday, 6 Bunday Schedule Sunday school. B;M am. Nurs­ LAKEWOOD BAPTIST •tally Hltbc. JU. >S. 7 pm. » £“• ery provided. OBDBB aFFOIBTIBO TltfE P«tek. OrlPI aim UHatata ICB HEABtNU CLAIM*. Morning worship. 11 am. Me«_______ weanesdqy. 1 pm. Martha 8Ute •< Mhtiina. 1 EMNKNUEL EFIBCOPAL land Piro BUUon. Coming of Christ: IC» Certainty." CHURCH The Y Hour. 6 pm. Sk. Den M Ota. B-ta I 10 am. Sunday school Evening service. 7 pm. Group u nm. am. Holy noiy CommunCm lommiuurai. S Bible study, special msterisls are 11 am Morning prayer and rtrucUon class 7:60 pm. Evening service. provided. Everyone la welcome. CARD OF THANKS My grateful thanks arc ex­ tended to each friend, neighbor and relative and the Church for the kindneiues. prayers and con- dinners, the beautiful flower*, the money for memorial, the cards of sympathy, the doctor* and nurses al lhe hospital, to Rev Curtis and Rev. Buwalda for their ministry, for all Ulis .."..'1 more we can only offer our I 'Sacrament' to ba 72S: 1:5 ?€: Sunday Subject CEDAR CREEK BIBLE UHURCH wrta.. 1:30 t-«n pm. nm Unital ttn.twt’ lu Bunday *ci Campground Rd. 3 mile* south of Friday, .. *Ju. .. . »oqL Hastings Church Womens Tea. lor church and nursery provided. Pastor, Donald Tack Welcome Corner* 7:30 pm. Evening service. Warship service, 8:3ffam. i Wednesday. 7.30 pm. Family Worship, 11 am. Church school, 10.30 am. Night. Adults, Youth, Junior* Youth meeting, 6:16 pm. Martin Corners Evetung service, 7:3C Church school, 9:46 am. rehearsal. Wednesday grayer me Worship service, 10:30 am. Bible study, 7.30 pm ,, Quimby Church WOODBURY UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH CHURCH OF GOD Rev. lorrey G. BarcOnic, Pastor Telephone 374-3248 Church. Wiic.-c a Christian Experience tn Village ot Woodbury ZION LUTHERAN CHURCH Velte Rood al Woodland Worship, 11 am 11 am. Morning worship. Rev. Einar Unseth. Pastor Junior church lor children, 6.30 pm. Youth service. “Your Friendly, 7:3u pm. Evening worship. Fellowship service, 7:4* pm. 7:30 pm. Wedneaday prayer. Sunday school. 10 am. Clx«s Youth FaUoMhip. Wed. 7 pm. for alL Why not join our Sun­ I THE CHURCH OP day school at the l»-ginning of JESUS CHHIBT OF Bible Study and prayer ter: LATTER DAY SAINTS Worship, 11 am. Installation CARD OF THANKH I want to thank Ute Jolly Jlltf PUBLICATION OBDBB. ORDER FOB rORUCATIDR— Hobby Club for the lovely tfay of goodie* they brought me for Christmas. May God bless you all. And thanks again. Mr*. Frank Bloom Inctcura.el SU.I May the good Ixird bless each ! Phono Wl S-5O5B I liaatiaga, Micki*au'- SERVICE and REPAIR GUIDE Clip Thii Guido—Keep It In a Handy Pldca for Future Reference Applience & Ge nerol Repaii DON'T WRING YOUR HANDSI Butin*** Service* Offered — Rlng'WI 5-3482 and let a BANNER Want Ad solve your buying or selling problem. HEARING AID 8KRVICE—RvWATCH At CLOCK REPAIR­ Quick, prontabl* raaulto at low ING— Guaranteed workman money-back guarantee. Jacot ihlp. Also all kind* of Jewelry Pharmacy. Phone Wl FW4 — ----K UHI m. Repair and—Engraving. Miller Jewelers, 118 W. State BL -A Square Deal Always. SERVICE ON ALL MAKES ot Concrete Product! can, tractors and machinery Ice man repair your appliance with factory warranted parts All types of repair work han­ dled Cal) Service Dept, Mont­ gomery Ward. Hastings Wl 6- Jefferson. Erpericneed mecha­ ORT YOUR READY-MIX from nic*. Goodyear Bro*. Phon* the Barry County Ready Mix Wl 6-M62. RAPIATORS Cleaned, Repaired. Recored. Burkey Bales and Service. 218 N. Jefferson. Phon* Wl 5-5178. ALL GRADES WASHED HAND and GRAVEL—Bender Gravel Phone Wl 6-M13- Plant. W. BUto Rd. Phon* Wl 3-3133. •I’rtacnt Imperative," Series on WATCH AND DIAMOND RING UfOT Thro* Tctise*. RBPAIR — Expert workman­ Mucellaneoua ship. Gilmore Jeweler*. 102 E. The aanlor Hlgh Youth FUBuilding, Contracting, State BL Phon* Wl 5-5316. lowshlp group are going bow Ung COMPLETE PLUMBING AND from 4 pm. tr — >m. HEATING SERVICE-Repair Th* Juntor i Youth FelRoofing and new. Royal Hayes. 438 W. LAWN MOWERS SHARFENKq Clinton. Phors Wl 5-3133. and repaired Small engine Adult dtacuaatan^group. 8. parts and service. Burkey Salr-a ELECTRICAL , CONTRACTING and Service. Phone Wl 6-60M OOMPLBTB DKVKLOPDIO . Boy Bcouta SERVICE -- Jacobs 1’iescrlpWednesday or Wl I41H. ture* and supplies. Kallry Elec­ tkm Pharmacy. Phone Wl *7 30—The annua] moding of thr tric Service, 834 Middleville congregation will be held in Me- ' Rd . Phone Wl 5-31W after 6 modal Hall. Note, tills will not ,Automobile tr Machinery pm.. Haatlnga. Radio. Television Repeiring Thurcday • The program committer ELECTRICAL CONTRACTING . jmen's MBociaUon AND REPAIRING -21 years ALL MAKES OF TV. Radio*. Record Changm R«pair*d. n planning meeting. buxine** experience in HasCentral P-adlo and TV Bervlce, MS N JsHarson. Plums Wl *Kirk House choir. Court. Phone Wl 3-60)0 or 8181 or Wl 5-StfU. Wl 5-3M5. �HASTtNGM BANNER TTe reealw thaLJs thre bought the timbered Gun Allen FWi vudted Maud Karell-’ Mn and Mi*. Millon Miner, «imas dinner guest* of Mr. and Hartinn ^spent test week with ! Lake area, only four clubhouse* er. Mr* Leah Karvlire. Bulb Mr. and Mra. Wm. Kauffman Mr*. MrivlnMcDremld of Dut-,thMr daughter. Mr. und Mra. of Mr. and Mr*. Reuben Crlt« tWayland. KaUmaaoo. Hastings Yalrger. and Audio Roush at and family and George Kaulf- ton. * Mr. and Mrs. Harold Dean Stuart. A Mr. and Mra were Mra. Isabel Like of Ononlity near lU Ha*Eckertand and children children were a-cre ChristChrist- Frank Frank Thompson Thompson and and family family *',,,7771; r,Jr of and Bradley। occupied *ilea on the Medical Facility - . nuul man ot of Sherwood Sherwood were were CluWChrut- Eckert Jr. ot Mr .... and Mra. mM Day dinner guret* cf of their, ,77 mT, ciaraUie lakefront. - tings Dec. 23. * U. d LI.r. ma* Ere *uppre gurau of Mr. ।| apart —- ChriMma* with their • son. e College gpent apart parents. parent*. Mr. Mr and Mr* Mra. Joe KauffKauft- ■ and und Mr*. Richard Deming of AlAl- . Mr. Mr and Mrs. Mra IX_ DennU Thompson. J 5/lon an ' I Now 85 years Mire. U'* a well i Tim Miner of Hope --------—— . populated progrresivc resort. Chrtttmaa from Thursday till man. Bill. J». remained for the gonquln. * Mr. and Mr*. Dwight at Goohcn. Ind. * The children Mr. and Mm. Melvin McDrri_..^ _* - ---------- —j Friday with his parent*. Mr. and rest of Ihs week. Ferrin and children of Holland, and grandchildren of Mrs. Kl, Mrs. Milton Miner, a Mr, and, christma* dinner guesLi of | Mf- *“<1 X"- Howard Ferri* and ' not* Whitney spent Christmas mid of Dutton were Dec. 24 fMrs. Milton Miner and TttH were ■ Mrs Greta Blough were Mr. and children of Hastings were with her and Bob. They all enand modern faculties. Chrtstmas Day dinner guest* of slnl Reuben CrlUs. Mr. and Mrs. Chrwuua* supper guest* of Mr.; Joyed a nnti.u-k dinner and «x. 6ji | !>*and Mra. Hubert °"Th?lt '.Mr. and Mr*. Jack Miner Lu Robert Blough and daughters of Mra.Harold Eckert, * change , ui I present t ju_____________ jus and family and Mr* । Grand IUpld.% Tiwy also called Northville. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. I Dec. dinner nuwl* of Mr. GraiuJ Rapid* were । VlnXrt fro”' i rm lire fatlw. Leon Shields Shields of of ji Blough Blough and and family, family, local. local. Mr. Mr.'1 and and Mrs. Mrs. Harold Harold Eckert Eckert were were Mr. Mr. ■I Crarai Cron* of c Christmas and Mr* Keith Blough and fam- lend Mr*. Douglas Bumford of Dec. 27 visitor* of Mrs Elnora .<11 Sunday ' ’ By 'f i dinner guinc* OI Air. ana rymKw/ ariu and Mrs. Mrs tI uy Uy una and mr. Mr nnu und iru». Mra. nrcxmrci Richard oamur, Bellevue. mt Mr.. ana and tarn Mrs. uinsrico Charles Whitney and aw. Bob. w * mrMr. ~»u and Christmas eyenuig uu in •.««* TW-jtii MUton Mjncr were Mr. and Mra Blough and family. * Mr. and Dunhain of Cooper. Mrs. Reva Mr*. Franklin Burgel and chilMr. and Mra. Allen FWi oc- Jack Miner anti family o» Grand Mra. John DeWared spent Christ- Benson and Mra. Celia Prior at of Springfield. Ill-, spent Christ»". Christmas dinner cocnpanRd Mr and Mr*. Keith Rapid*. Mr and Mra. Oenrgv ma* with Mr. and Mra. liatnre Hastings and . Mr. and Mra. ma* with their parent*. Mr. and Beu* and son. Lynn. They visited Miner and children of Hastmp. Deweerd of Middleville, * Mr.' Richard Deming and family of Mrs Flunk Burgeon and Mr. and Daren of Middleville. Freeport By H. D. Burpee Call Wl 5-3411. ntuen by Ethel Adkins. It L* I'd race them In a canoe made i of a hollowcd-oul log." ■ ■ really Barry County history. WILDERNESS CONQUERED Ineering adventure in the re.-wl. Pioneer Recall Wiwn Rcaortres | business, which started with a Replaced The Indiana Al Gun : holiday celebration July 4, 1884.1 • For the event a couple of fed­ i lows wanted to build a bowery -- ---- ------ — .---------STREETER'S - landing, pio- ! dancing. This they did by hecr Gun Lake landmark u re- laying matched lumber on a lay­ membered by some area old- 1,,f l°R» tor the floor, then timers as a atmmbeat stop i setting up poles around that But for Calvin BUecter. whose I »Hh log* on the top to make a' father bought tlw original 700- square structure, then using acre pine timbre tract Uwct 'soulh south and ! brush for the top and enclosing east of Wayland tn 1880. a wagon drawn by a yoke ot orm pre­ dates the picture. For that'# Ixsw ond mure people canu- there, the the then 5-yrar-o!d Calvin, with hi* father, William Stn-ctre. entered Gun Lake’s history —; built a dance hall, but soon that. when the oxen-drawn vehicle transported the family to their dattoha." With an increase of patron* wilderness ihomc(lctul. coming Into the area, business nine, tills was on old pine forvat picked up to Mich an extent that which belonged to a man named In .1887. a hotel was erected, fol­ Barnard. I think' he picked It lowed the next year by a larger dance imll. Calvin, who was 12 at the time, and hls brother were a tittle dOfervnt than they helped with the buslnra* . Anot her big celebration of arc now—they'd .-take o. claim acmewhere. and take out a load member* -wa* our Fanner’s Picnic. The farmers from miles around got together and pul on n big picnics—the Patrons of In­ dustry Picnic. The P and I had land. He thought It would be it about two years, and then SUPER RIGHT BEEF OF QUALITY Chuck Roust V - H w» CENTER BLADE RAN READY WHITEFISH 69 Herring Arm or English FAN IfADV Salad Shrimp 59c bought this. We About four or five thousand poo- | pic aune hero with borae* and WMKilii. Some would come Ln tin . Wednc*dav and camp until Sunwas suppoera supposed to look after the ^*1* Months before people would land." (In those days. It dtdnt talk about IL and the. ifirlt would Breause of the long driving dialancr around lhe lake, fami­ lies camping on the opposite I side came across by steamboat. ■ The Manila. a steamboat named for Streeter's wife, and later another Manila followed by a gasoline launch, plied the lake on family-run excursion*. About that time. Calvin and Ing a tree, then hurry brer and ill* brother, then both married, run them out.” . bought out their father’s bindAfter two or three years, Wil­ liam Streeter. who wius u hand with the spear and a fisherman and hunter. I renting a couple of bodothers needing boat* for fishing he usually got them by bribing the squatter'. Moving into the crude log cabin, the family began clearing the land for farming "Fatlier had quite a time keep­ ing people from stealing the tlm- Gradually the surrounding pine stump*, put the chip* Ln a basket attached to the end of a ami began to grow To provide those wanting oc- l pole in front of the boat, then remmodation*. with transportsbum the chips for a light." (ton. a stagecoach line operated j by the family brought guestsaa, 15 to IB men fishing with from Mlddlevfllc oraT Bradley i thaws light* on the Like." . This. too. helped bolster t h e Daytimes, it was a common sight anywhere on the lake to tractions." A&P whole-bean Coffee gives you all the flavor you pay for. Because it isn’t ground until you buy. Only takes fifteen seconds. And you save money./ You can’t get that fresh-ground * Coffee Mill Flavor in a can...Not at any price MILD AND MELLOW the barn which wa* on the hotel Ji'L■■-■nkl. aiecra-irt Um twn:-. go-round relic still lying around in the barn brought back some vivid memories to Streeter, who. with his wife, now Winters in Florida, spending the Summer months in the north at ,their Manistee cottage. . When visiting at hi* son’s Gun Chuck Steuks c(NntitADfcurstt. 49c I. Stew Beef u*n, ionium 3 lb Bog Jane Parker BAKED FOODS *2M 3 lb.Bog »2.25 Ann Page '"mi1"- | Salad Tomatoes 7/16" .404" 13 25 15.20 ANNPAM-IOV..OZ.CAN VACUUM pACK QT. JAR l-LB., 4-01 LOAVES Sandwich Thin-sliced loaf! Fresh? That's guaranteed or your money back. Cherry-Filled Turnovers 39c Made with flaky puff pastry and juicy Montmorency Cherried QT. JAR Capri Liquid Detergent *’.£ 29c Angel Soft' Facial Tissues 5 Our Own Tea Bags Champion Saltine Crackers RED PLUM Preserves 20c OFF 69c 31* 1A> ANN PAGE PURE Red Raspberry : - Phons Wl 5-5052 Preserves 2 O.-M 69C Pure Egg Noodles BJIII ;tant Coffee NORTHERN TISSUE PACKAG£ 37c 4 29c NORTHERN TOWELS 2 SS 39c WAXTEX WAX PAPER 1^ 2-tB. 6%-OZ. QflC MILIi QT. BOXES OF 200 2 FLY e House, INSTANT 12-Qt. Size FAT 124 N. Hfami 19c | Apple Tomato A&P Coffee 2—’1.45 Sulfono Solod Dressing 35c Pie-39® Soup IOC Bond Dill Pickles 29c 16.70 save over 35% FLORIDA, SWEET, JUICY ’£F 29c I HOUSE JANE PARKER—PKG. OF 4 BAR SIZE 17" 21" 24" 1325 15.10 16.75 2/1 89c Grapefruit or Oranges 5s. 59 I Pascal Celery FINE FOODS IE 49c Sliced Bacon Luncheon Meat 3 ’1.00 JANE PARKER I-IB., 8-OZ.»” SUE Brea<T27w39c PITCH Spare Ribs 69c SUPER RIGHT JANE PARKER- look! new low prices for Super Silver saw chain t». MARSH SEEDLESS, PINK MEAT 3-lb. Bog ’2.13 CHAIN SAWS OUTCUY OUTLAST EM ALL 49' 39' 39' SUPER RIGHT, ALL MEAT RICH & FULL-BODIED VIGOROUS & WINEY Juicy slices of orchard-fresh apples, delectably seasoned . . . • baked inside a flaky light crust. Enjoy this fine pie —save cash! k HAMBURGER PORK ROAST RING ROLOGNA BOSTON STYLE BUTTS tionc. operating inside a plat* form. ran ID. which 1 owned for twenty years. In the Summer the mart. In the Fall we went around to the fairs I bougha.it in 1884 and sold it in 1615. two years after I bad sold out the u. 69c SLPER RIGHT QUALITY, ALL BEEF ► WHY WASTE MONEY! come an annual event/ County and 53c Boneless LB. MB gj COOKED. SftlED AND DEVE1NED Ou 2 IKS’ 45c Pillsbury or Bollard BISCUITS tS 10c 39c 99c 79c 23c । Air Detergent ! R1NS0 BUN.. 25^ . Dsf.njwrt, 25c Off.. । LUX UQUID... I SU«F_..„......... IMarpOTt, I5< Off. I wun------------------ DttertMrt------ - Mb. I^h. ft,, j* 4-U.1-Oi.Pkf. $1.1/ Prica* in Mt ad •Hoctiro thru Saturday, Jan, 9, J 963 Super Markets � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/492/HastingsBanner_1965-01-14.pdf 1362ff72110faccdd7b64e51a244b2c2 PDF Text Text < •■1 The Hastings Banner^ viJf’?.e8',<?cnUof _______________ P '_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ to Dedication o Hastings. Michigan. Thursday. January 14, 1965 14 PAGES — 3.SECTIONS NUMBER J9 Their New Library H. Lynn Newton Suffers Fatal • Open House Saturday to Follow Formal Ceremony at 10 a.ni.; Will Begin Book Circulation Tuesday Heart Attack H. Lynn Newton. 64. 643 K. Mill Street, long a prominent Hastings and area residents arc invited to attend the dedi­ cation and often house of the Hastings Public Library which are to be held al the new institution on S. Church Street from 10 a.m. to S p.m. Saturday, Jan. 16. Formal dcdicatihQ of the library will take place at 10 a m. when a Flag is to be presented by the Fitzgerald Corps of the Women's Relief O>rpa OAR to Mayor Frank Beckwith shout 10:10 azn. Friday after suffering a heart attack at his on arrival at Pennock Hospital . ”•■*“** M»* Uompany and general chairman of the Has­ tings United Community Fund drive, to receiving a Golden “U" ■ war* Cmm U’a.1.. ■'--O__ .1____.__ _ . .. aaa-a.a_ .. railed In a Hastings Community Fund drive. In ace**Ung the pttei before ChrutmaA Mr. Newton itul bren * pat­ tern maker for the B W. Blls* Company and a cabinet maker for the farmer Grand Rapids Council Approves Intersection Job, Sick Leave Policy tlw Hasting!! Table Company He opened the Newton Lumber Company on N Michigan Ave- lumber bualneaa until 1936. HEAD EXCHANGE CLUB—The 1M3 Seanlln (centerI, RUte secretary of ! •t the Has Ungs Exchange Club were ImUlkd by Vern _U Exchange Clubs. Left to right are Chester Stowell. I; Seanlln; Richard Welton, president,and Nelsaa Alien, „.. ,-.-ci ta the annual model airplane meet which is the largest ot Its type In Michigan. The Club has given the Freedom Shrine to Hastings High School Hastings Teacher EDITORIALS Dies Tuesday at City Council members Monday night approved preliminary plans to help relieve the traffic bottleneck at Green and Broad­ way. adopted a new vacation and tick leave policy for municipal employees and transacted other business at their regular session. Ed Miller, district traffic engineer for the State Highway Department, told the aidermen that the preliminary plans call east-bound through traffic taper- Pennock Hospital nock Hospital about 5 30 pm Tuesday. She had been hoapltal­ lied tor one day following a possible and to । fact that ii sinking fund of 8140P00 heart attack, but had not been Uie court house is alrvadyUvalhible for this pur- teaching since the Christmas of the Hastings City Band, play­ ing the sousaphone. and also played in Bushs Orchestra at dances in the 1920s. tings on March 30. 1900, the son of Adalbert and Anna 'Holes' tnet and until further study lias I driveway member ot the Hastings High School faculty as a language too many unanswered questions In , structure of 30 to 33 unit capacity afire ted Fvrmor control lights have been danj- (VioleU Hoevenair Chure-h. the Hastings BPOE Osgood Funeral Home. The 1 The need for an additional WlHard H. Qurtte officiated lane for wewt-bound traffic east o< tha Intersection may also be Itudied by Blate engineer*. English and French. membership and application T^itrra'ciub. cants will be available.' Tuesday. Jan. 19. the clrculathe Barry and Michigan Educatlon Associations and Uie First Church of Christ. Belarus t The library is to be open a to­ She was bom in Hasting* on tal of 40'v hours each week. Feo. 3,'1903. the daughter of Ja­ The schedule will be: son and Lois >Marshalli McEl­ Monday. Wednesday and Fri­ wain. She was graduated from day—I3M to 8:80 pm. Hastings High School and earned Tuesday and Thursday — 13:30 Citizen Leaders Study People, Economic Growth Chairman at the Bgtn County has Joined other, group will meet three time* to Michigan counties in a series of | review major occupation shift* ‘BUMfy discussions" al basic is- . ukely to occur in the next five Sue* relating to propie and eco- years, education and training hnrnM grow Us.Jg-^Mtrh igan. ao> necv*fio>gor Mtehlgan people to eerdtng to Arthur "Btecby. County extension director. cltlien Typing Course For Adults Set service. Vacation time must be earned and cannot be used a* extra pay. Wright 81m. director of adult Employees will receive one education at Hastings High School, announced that an adult each month worked and may night school claw tn typing would ent employees were given credit new typewriter room No 106. in days for past employment on the Thursday. the high school. Milton McKay. State president of the Michigan Elks Associa­ tion. is to be in Hastings Mon­ day. J*n. 18 for a dinner meet­ ing with the Hasting* Elk* and Wtt*L **T rtdenta had commodated in the class. Persons working under the di­ rector of public services will start lllnasa. Those in other depart- Methodist Men To Hear Burpee Ti» Methodist Mens' breakMethodist Church on Bunday. is History as a Hobby." Ptaue —— / WI 5-4087, by Friday Jan. 15th after extra help is hired to take their place Other member* of their department will fill in for them until such time as this is no longer possible or until it is evident the employe* will not be returning to work. Council approred *rsetlon of a orv .-asvnc. nsewvai .... CITY COUNCIL, Page 1) rato public library ha* long been Grand Opening Emcst L Miner. Jr, who ha* Barry County Extension Start, been in Luslnets here for the members of the Barry County Guidance Committee. - the grand opening of hte new Duraclean Uirprt Store at 101 E. Woodland' Avenue which will be held this Thursday. Friday and Saturday. Miller is inviting everyone lo Jersey Parish Show Tuesday Saranac Legion cote guard will betod by DrtHnuuter Robert Tubha, a Michigan State Police trooper formerly with the na­ tionally-known Jeckaon Zouaw Waitings' Mayor Discussion Leo dvr At Municipal Meet Officials Postal receipts for Hastings known as broke all records during 1944. the fir* time Heaee Bee MOJl* ABOUTi Lalhrop bequeathed 313,000 to Hastings for th* specific purpose of developing a separate public 'In addition, the library fund ha* reduved a 416.800 grant from the THbrnapfile Foundation *5,000 from the Upjohn Family and 11500 from the Tyden and Viking Corporation* A gift of *5MS5 wax made for Uie letter­ ing on the library, the Klwanls Club gave *500 and the Rotary Visitor* to the store during the Club over 6600. grand opining will have an op­ A drive for 830.000 for books portunity to win a 6 by 13 re­ was launched and receipts toversible rug simply by register­ ing at the store. The second prise The library is located in the old post office building at Chureh wall-to-wall catpet installation, and Court Streets. The building and as a third price he will aAd land, valued at *4A00. was by a son. John of Whitehall; three grandchildren: a brother. layceef Bosses Night Tuesday Members of the Hastings Jayreea are to have their annual • Bosses"Night' Tuesday evening. Hastings Mutual Insurance Com­ pany building. - E W. BUm Company, most of Keough, wea spilled. Three restriction* Sre neceathe time In the can division, be­ fore going into business for hlm- Seek Barry History tlents to insure that they get th^ *elf. care they need with a mlnlmun I He married Ruth McCollum of Coun'Middleville on Nov. 9. 1940 The Millers have two sons. Michael. absolutely ns rears ry, you are requested not to visit patients at formation in this matter pteaae the hospital at this time, Bay can Mrs. Jack Walton WI 3-6314. Now Convalescing Ebert Eaton. 81, IMS 8 Han- GRAND OFENLNG—Ernest L. Miller. Jr. leg and right arm and U recup- Amasa and Edith (O*D*U) Grove school and waa graduated from Hartings High School in 1916. He took short cwmeea from Michigan State VnlreAity. He married Kalhryn Holland Pennock Hos pi tai Restricts Visitors ecsnmuniUra in Bion. VanBurm. , front the hospllsl' ' NYC Freight Slices Trailer; Driver Unhurt Ur. Richardson waa bom March 13. 1808. tn Hartings Township. on the farm where A New York Central freight The store has Monarch and at the Hastings Hotel in Hag- Magee carpeting, with over 800 train sliced the trailer ot a seml- merly coach al Hastings Hlxh lings on Wednesday, Jan. 30. yard* of roll stock for Immedi­ truck in half at MT pm. Wedate tnsuUauon' and carrie* the complete Un* of Monarch and damage ths tractor and the driv­ er. Herbert X. Fish. 43. Battle reciptente of the Jayee**' Dt»Magee sample* tingulshed Service Award and Miller is a native of Bunfield reetocUoa as alderman froi Vic Peterson along with RusYoung Farmer award. Me and Mrs Ernest Miller, who failure to yield the right Other petition* being drcu-'„ al ___ th*_______ moeclng. _ _____________ Please invito latod are for Aiderman Jama* your Jersey Breeder friends, a* Cohraan. Pint Ward; Dale Baa- the malting list may be incamsetL Beccxid. and Dwight Pishtr. piete. Engineer Ralph A. Cagney of Third Ward. . Secretary Prank Langley re­ No petition* are being efreu- port* that plana for th* 1868 diploma nock Hospital, h appealing to lated for Bflhrd of Review. The Parish Blvow will b* made al Uie public again to cooperate seat la now held by Arthur Uie meeting and election ot offlskidded 364 teal. 6 InchM before with the hospital's policy of re­ Havtn. .cere wiU be held. Uie Impact The train went «n- stricting visitors to the Immedi­ School. oUier 588 feet before stopping ate family when patients have to FWt uki he had made a stop While in the Navy he served in the South Pacific in an amphi­ st the Tyden Corporation and bious demolition squadron as a leaving U»e area iiad looked to signalman, first class. He served the west but failed to see the on­ in the Okinawa and Phllltpine coming train, probably because the sun was in hU eyes training for night duly Caas. •*. Joseph and Branch IT al Hendrick's Field, Oounttea are scheduled to al - machinery plant la nearing cempleCion north of their present facilities Frederick B. Porteoua. formerly chief engineer of the the Hastings public school City Offices Harting*' Mayor Franklin riBauuui C. v. Beckwith win lewd on* discus­ sion at Um Region 1 meeting of the Michigan Municipal League funlclpal । the exact figure being *101,728,Kalamaxoo this Thureday. cation yesterday afternoon made ! Augurt In New Duraclean confirmed backward glances "bits ofyesterday".... as gleaned from the Banner files died. Cltuens of Hastings will be able to obtain a library' card free j Carpet Store Deadline Jan. 23 iteen have registered county gptrm- requirt* these hours to complete returning to Haatlng*. For further Information, con­ witli initiation to follow. Vern HLUlker. exalted ruler. Is tact Barry County Extension of­ urging all members of the Elks fice at Hasting* Mi-5121. Fifty-four cltlxen leaders re­ Lodge to attend. ceived training Thursday night for the first discussion meeting on 'People. Jobe and Growth " with a reception for dlstinguiahThis Thursday the discussion •d ladles in the National Gallery of Art nt 9 pm ft will ruhnUand Training" and on Jan 31 charge. the lubject will be "Matching There will also be free cortee brary. Improvements hi Prevddent Johnson about noon People and Jobs for Growth.” and doughnut* and balloons for talra *33.46086 Wednesday. Jan. 30. and the The deadline for filing nomi ­ the youngsters massive parade that follows nating petitions for offtoes to be The new Duraclean Carpet filled at the April election U 13 noon on Saturday, Jan 23. city Michlgan's two parade march­ includes a large, ing units will be the Michigan The annual meeting ot the lowroom. cleaning igan used for vacation purpose* Under the policy the City Stdte President Of Elks Here Monday Night Hsrtinp. Adult* living outside the City Funeral Home. Frank A. Salis­ will need to purchase a library bury. CB, Is to officiate and laadrivnt of Uh Onate Orow burial will be in Riverside Cethe- a family card for one year. The HasUngs library wiH Inauguration tlon after one year's employment. inauguration of President Ijm- 1U in the field working Wednesday Balurday—13:30 to 8 pm Mr*. Grooe announced that afternoon and waa apparently Northwestern University and did until the initial cataloguing is in good health. He had stopped finished, the library will not be County Cooperative Extension Service and Roy Titkemeyer. Russell Keech. Eton Lawrence. Mr. and. Mrs Wayne Pennock. Any local resident may take Mr. and Mik LawTence Holcomb. ffP110* Placing the one they had *ppiurt in these dlscusalons. Each Don* Of Audltartum. Director Wright will । • •­ afen. are to lope Saturday by conduct a reliearral for the Alllipa. * Under the new policy, etnploy- automobile for Washington. DAL. that afternoon. 66, the University of Michigan. Barry Party Wright, professor and head of 215 other cities of similar size the department of bands at Pur- I Miller declared that "Ail la due University, is to be tn Has- ■ alL Hasting* is doing a fin* o..—i ta u>|T|c reel the District 10 All-Star band Councllmen adopted a new sick Art Richardson Richardson. o|“hf of "tight turn.- The orl- Inventory analysis baaed on 190 Is Fatal to WtswtU. correa- Nor. 1. UI19. elude cutting back the north­ west corner to facilitate truck ? " Heart Attack Plana env specific recommendations. AlUmugh' erected on a new location within there appeared to be unanimous about a mile radius of the ««t 728 N. Michigan Avenue, opera­ tor of the Northalde Grocery agreement that the present court house haul* at a cost of not more Uian tlian Store: throe grandchildren; a *375.000, plix the coat of the site, brother. Walter, of Northrilte, one ber of Commerce, is to be master of ceremonies for the dedication. Mrs Florence Wilson, the li­ brarian. Uie members of Uie Ll- liand to conduct visitor* through the library for the remainder nf In our opinion, members of the Committee felt prepared to advise the day. Residents of the Hastings area The library board includes Many years ago he was Uie Citizens Committee came up with a course of setton until mure farts were saddened this week when Mrs Richard T. Oroos, president. foreman of the assembly room of they learned ot the death of Mtes tile Bigler-Player Action Com­ Uons tn retard to the Jail and Emily Julia McElwain. 61. 411 W. pany. which made player pianos | jail are eenrtble. practical and veil ■•br ILM.C.'vTr State Plans to Ease Bottleneck at Green-Broad way With Additional East-Bound Lane for Vehicles mat ribbon - cutting ceremony | teo M>>u Kanbwllb. iha nubile will be Invited Into the library to Inspect II. Robert Jone*, secretary-mana- I th* Cedar Creek Extension Hasting* WCTU lo Meet Thursday Jan. 11 at 7:» pm. Mr*. William Llnlngteu. 313 E. The Mmoo will be "Rapid aad Clinton, will entertain the mem­ Smart Food Buytng." Roil call ber* of the Harting* WCTU —<>■ ,_________ J—..Lran. i* >r ISA Amv CAR IJtENtni BALE Sporoired by Delton Fire Chib �I.. . ] HUS WHX WITH BONUS COUPON 100 EXTRA STAMPS I WITH PURCHASE OF . / • 5 LVS. OVEN-FRESH BREAD | Ju 50 STAMPS id V 2'HDS. LETTUCE STOCK YOUR PANTRY NOW AT BIG SAVINGS AND SAVE TIME LATER ON. TAKE HOME BIO CHANGE FROM EVERY DOLLAR YOU SPEND THIS WEEK AT THE Head Lettuce 2*39‘ SPARTAN - POTATOES BUTTER BEANS, SAUERKRAUT, L RED BEANS, wA COUNTRY FRESH FANTASY NEOPOLITAN CHILI ICE CRE^M 40/ LIMA RID WITH COUPON BELOW AND I BHL BEANS, X BEANS, MWB KIDNEY BEANS, PORK Mf / % ' JI PURE I- LUNCHEON NAPKINS... 60-CT. CTN. SPARTAN SPARTAN TOMATOES TOMATOES I BEET SUGAR -• A ~ F, V . ag... IVibs- O” ' SPARTAN COFFEE 2 1.39 AND BEANS... 300 CAN o, h-GAU ■ HOT BEANS, °’Xr° 7~l , _ ... it's 4,000 beans better ... ! savings galore SWEET PEAS, APPLESAUCE, an OR WH. KERNEL „,CR. STYLE CORN, store 111 303 CAN CHICKEN NOODLE SOUP, *1 Can TOMATO CATSUP.T12-oz.BtL SPARTAN (burny’bros) LOl frit MICHIGAN ' U.S. NO. I Ik D I U U V Ik IIV Ik OBAetfRuir Swift’s Premium Pro -Ten APPLE JUICE or TOMATO JUICE DANISH ,tt co< ROLLS " 3“ 1-OT., 14-OZS. SPAR fAN frozen, 6 -OX A DANISH £Q PASTRY'“ O7« PIECES OR FRUIT AA GRAPE JUICE...IH.UO TENDER BLADE CUT SPARTAN 303 CAN GRAPEFRUIT SSS.ST BEEF STEW MEAT « 69< MO4EN Bttr UM CHUCK STEAK ^49‘ SPARTAN TOILET TISSUE ... L LUNCH NAPKINS... ££?” 100 CT. " ■! JUMBO TOWELS WHOLE POTATOES..2LB. B-OZS. 1 < dHIMi SWIFT’S PREMIUM LAMB SHOULDER ROAST u. 49< IDRIED BEEF OR GRAPE JELLY SPECIAL LOW PRICE. SPARTAN SPARTAN SPARTAN SPARTAN SPARTAN SPARTAN SPARTAN GRAPE JUICE .... > rr .oz 3™1.00 PINK LIQUID DETERGENT / 3 ’1.00 BLEACH...................................... 49< SANDWICH SPREAD................. Q 49< STRAWBERRY PRESERVES - 89' WAXED PAPER ..... « 19< PURE VEGETABLE OIL . . <^z 79c OVEN-FRESH HOT DOG BUNS -25< OVEN-FRESH JELLY ROLL 3 1.00 WITH THIS COUPON AND JM POOD PUKHAM... j|। ■ CUP THESE COUPONS NOW.A SUGAR 5# 49* EK ■' ■ T 10 -8# | I K JAN. J*. IMS Iff. TNIU SAT. FELPAUSCH FOOD CENTER WITH THIS COUPON AND 100 FOOD Mrt£MA|l.„ j x ----- ----------------- — ■ 1 | SKINLESS swm Art | | FRANKS P,£M,UM ik:' I I 47C HP. TN«U UT, JAN. IA1«M j FELPAUSCH FOOD CENTER ^49’ SAUSAGE «. 49< 7v=s WITH COUPON BELOW ANO 5.00 FOOD PURCHASE SHORTENING 3 _ 63' GRAPE JAM SBSST RIB STEAK u. 79< tONfim UM LAMB SHLDR. ROAST u 59< !S. A "JlBfr PESCHKE PESCHK LUNCHEON MEAT fciP 3|[SKINLESS SPARTAN SPECIAL LOW PRICE... SPARTAN 1‘ CHUCK 7Qf ROASTjtfY CHUNK TUNA*c*T.. BITE-SlZf ,,99* You've never seen BEEF SO TENDER '■<”■ ,40ls- FROZ£N--^f STREUSEL . . . 20B.bat Potatoes hhEWie QA( - ©T INSTANT COFFEE file CUT WAX „ GREEN BEANS 1 SPARTAN 10c OFF... Ihroughout MIXED VEGETABLES, CATSUP ifc 4,o> 89c FOOD CKNTttt Z * UjW SPARTAN ... No. 1 CAN SPABTAN HAIF GAL. SPARTAN t<. |40Z. VEGETABLE CRUNCHY CHIPS PINE-ORA NOE DRINK “ OR TOMATO SOUP KOSH« CW ronui DILL PiqtLES PEANUT BUTTER UB. 802 o« PINEAPPLE JUICE SPECIAL LOW PRICE.. WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES SHOP AND �School Board Algonquin and 1717 from | •nd r<iwX«WWwt<- Continues Study Of New School •on* attended Uie-Modern Matir I totroduetoey-meeting for pnrenu and tint 187 have staiwd up to . Tint HARTINGS BAXNFB—3 ! - -- Hastings High . ig Cafeteria InCHU I '■! acquaint them with the new I thllM. cnnkta.Studies are being continued car- । matheniaticnl procedure*. cenitag future requirem-nta for Board mkrab-ra approved a nw .new secondary school faclHtle* and I'vket scliedule for Uu- operetta PptaU*' tile* and members of the; w ur pmemco rw. Hasting* Board of - Education at , H 25 and M Only ti tickrta will w,u their regular monthly mscting held “*!• »nd 1>‘O will be sold fur Tueaday noon approved a contract •Polite night* or performuue’ to with th» Warren HNmea Arrtu. Prevent an overflow tor the-final tectural Ann of larwltig iilaht Previously 50-cent student The fee A* drafting the i.re- u‘krts **r» *“« and no specifk j4|A'*Y.UJA>< K—Teoaate WdlVtU llmtoary plana la *10 an boar n**ht *** designated while the ire for deL.n^ . ' w,u' ta»more being transferred _ .u.. . mat a. aerhltN-tml IO the ...<■< band uniform imm. fund, cuuubii enough and _ -j __ 77. and architectural supervision of _____ money will...be_____ earmarked. for the tbs project would be six percent equivalent of 40 new uniforms, Lake Odessa fur the first K500.000 and five Supt Ou‘ii*her said The school City Council Lamb InriteUcmal Wrestling Sincerely yours, Thomas E. Dewey Alcohol, ------------- - — ............... ........ —In small had given *318 40 to the Ch r tit mas . amount*, affects judgment It srai sale, including 448 11 from' may convince you that you are Central, 412513 from the high the best driver in the world, school, ynsn from Northeastern but dont try to prove IL $1200.40. A written snggetlion from a Franklin C. Beckwith be sent to Hastings, England, as this COME SAVE! GET IN ON THE SAVINGS SPECTACULAR OF THE YEAR. ALL ITEMS PRICED AT A (Ladies JACKETS Ladies COATS All Better Coats at Real Saving* ur retwAaUd and was generous In giving ride*. This picture wa> taken as he took boys and girls in his Firtt Ward neighborhood an eulUng "trips" hot long ago.—Banner iitioto. I Pays Fine, Costs on a charge of driving white of Grand Rapids were Friday under the Influence al liquor. He callers at ins parents. Mr ar.d had been arreated by Officer Mrs. Ruuell Friend, a The W Albert Siantori on Jan. «. । m. Society membtrs wiU meet let the paroonoge fellowship nail Ion Thur*.<iay, Jan. 14th wuh a j school day program with < sack More Aboutlunch at noon. Mem are also in- Backward Glances on Mlsuans * There will be a bowline party Saturday. Jan. 10 Continued from Page One is nopen tnat tne notra can oe 20* 25" 35" Bowling Hall eponeond by the w — Better DRESSES Wanted style* in bnnnr quoltty . . . Juniora, Misses, Half CO *r #■ CQ *F SK O by Nathan Berio* answered 14 alarm* in the City with damage etttmated at *2.150. and 13 rural alarm* Including the gasoline trufuport truck Ore with damage estimated at S43.oco Chief Tudor si*o mad.- inspec­ tion* of many building* Mid checked on complaint*. Our help is as far as your nearest phone! hie department had tavcatigat- to peneel Friday evening. They are the parents of Ur* Dorothy been In the Air Baw Hospital tin Southern Illinois for almost six months He Ims lad cornpliBorry county Republicans were cattons of u badly fractured leg. well represented in Allegan last A Mr. and Mrs Raymond Munwoek nt a farewell party given son at Grand Rapids iiad lunch to Clare E Hoffman Congress- and were Sunday evening gurata Michigan before hU departure to , ------------ •--------- •' Washington. | Normal driving speed* are out • • • of aouon when normal visibility 40 Years Ago 1 is lacking. Drive according to Dan Cupid fell down on the conditions preparation? Or just everyday needs from your drug store. Give ua a rail . . . we deliver! ALWAYS ON THE JOB . . . TO SERVE YOH BETTER Flu* S&H GREEN STAMPS G7IRDNE DRUGS i';‘; Fanner* aiamld follow label direction* earefully when tuing all peatlcldea. and they should I sprays and dusts on the farm I This will help avoid peallcide residua* In milk, according to Michigan State University ento­ Wl 5-2134 motogisu. ___________ I Quality atui 'J~riendhj Service 110 W. State St. f.r 100% wooleni »4 Many colors One Group—Ladle* $3 OVERSHOES SNOW BOOTS ’O Color* . . . Some fleece lined Leather. Some turn-down cuff*. One Group—Children* On. Gr~p SNO-BOOTS$2-*3 HOUSE SLIPPERS ’1- 2 Mostly children* tiles. One Group—Men* Heavy *3 SPORT SHIRTS Wool, brushed rayon, corduroy vna wrvMp ’6 WORK SHOES Save up to 50%. Broken *ise*. *3 One Group—Men* 5 Boy* *1 WINTER CAPS Wool*, corduroy*, »upplon, leather. jOne Group—Men* Sport *3 .CORDUROY SLACKS Broken tixe*. Taper model. The Skinner Garage Company here advertImo “Tile Epoch-Mak­ ing; Page Motor Car" wldcli at1 of automobiles in the 12,000 J* oteaa including—A 36 hp. <- j r cylinder engine hung on three-' '■ point i.iupcnsjon: throe speeds j,* forward and one reverse; artfl-r toasted under the dashboard: multiple diac clutch; Beech magnlto system and a Gray At Davis starter and electric Sys­ tran $2 BLOUSES' Mottly like 38-40. White, colon. One Groujhr-Women* Sweater Typewriters & *4 JACKETS Black or tan. Knit collan. Repair Service SCHADERS One Group—Drc*» or Sport lEOnnRD-OSGOOD *1 BOYS SHIRTS ’1 . One Group—Women* s3 DRESSES Mine* - Half Since. Juit 6—Mine* Fiiherman ’ ’2 PARKAS . One Table—Boy* /7‘ SWEAT SHIRTS Fleece lined. All sine*, colon. Broken *lxe*. Long tleeve*. Office Supplies _ Olive drab. Small tine only. Adding Machines For Sale ur Rent Entire Stock—Men* KNIT GLOVES Lea Hi er palm*. Tan or grey. One Grou|p-Lody Jowncroft One Group—Boys One Group—Boy* QUILT JACKETS LONG JACKETS Big *olection of *tyiee and colon ... Broken" ljuun . , . cur—roy . . . (uburbans. Pil •iees. or quilt lined. “^funenal-Honie CORNER WALNUT AND S. ItffEUON x HASTINGS It takes a special knowledge of LLECT" MissesSKIRTS Odd Lots - - - Broken Sizes & Colors FUR LINED GLOVES A Spacial Knowledge CASH QUICK & EASY ■ ■ ■ | Entire Stock—Men* Jr noon flwlJ < tu , - ' The entire debt of the xlty, school* U now paid. Tills txmdl- j beating, gambling, runavap, tlon is reported by members of the board of education, who re-. cenlly paid the last of the bonds Issued when the city was bonded eluding one for drunk driving. fur 112.000 for remodeling the Traffic ticket* were issued to ward school building*. 19 drivers and nine were handed out for non-moving violations. Vie Panner H’enf Adi! Overtime parking tickets issued totaled •iff. Officers processed 61 applications for drivers' licenses. City cruisers traveled 3470 miles using 274 gallons of gas Nine guest key* were placed on care with out-of-state licensee Need ■ prescription filled? An emergency aid ’X$1 A88 Most all sizes Sixes. One Group—Ladies cotton i" ah quinca . . . some • reversible. pieusuilt Valiev Steve Doroff. M, R3 Heating*. | * iVUrtUIll. tdlltj Coats Grove Hoad, palda fine Dy yrtt E,hel i{[nnk of 445 plus 45 48 court costs as- I r2 cu.ta.ui. gtj.i seaacd by Municipal JudgeUK.. that Ctty*a IMtb birthday cele- . county. Only 174 marriaga Ubr«tMh was just “tiled." I cenaea wereftaMUxl during 1824' Coundlmen also wondered i compared with 189 during 190. I The "smoke-Olled" City Councfl chamber shouldn't be for too much longer Alderman authorled .installation of a fan to ‘ draw the smoke from jiipcj. •rtgar* and cigarettes out of the Council chairiber. Fire Chief Ed Tudor reported that in October. November and OF ITEMS, COUNTER SOILED. BROKEN SIZES OR COLORS!!! Mo*tly medium size. Black, brown. ElY ON YOUR FRIENDLY ' PHARMACIST... FRACTION THEIR COST. ODD LOTS. ONE-OF-A-KIND Thomas Dewey Delighted With Hanner Clipping f!?!" * ■“> .... _______ _ .on.., <mleM. Tt» other Wd for the ad*erttecd oroo,n lhr Nov 8U| 01 Thr erty waa for f iso , Banner in the "Frr.di Out of the Royal Johnson. * Orin Haynea and Mme .u . AU|C" iMture *>»« noted a re­ •on. Clayton. Of Hickory Comers , Unl'rtslly pro-; 18C9- issue, written when former spent Bunday with their daughter New Work Governor, Thomas E- and sister. Mra. Wayne Shade and >e«- U'At|DeweF* grandfather was editor Linda. Mra. Jerry Suiter and fam­ pn?rwn; lhC’r »ho l of The Banner. She seht this nc- ily of Clarksville were Monday m*d only a few more credits fort count to Governor Dewey and rue>u. Mr. an.1 Mrs Stanley Ralys and graduation wm ^end * yepr ae- following is the appreciative and tudly teaching under *pectal *u- ‘ .interesting irtler she received In three daughters of near Lowell pcrvuiion. Hie Hasting* KhooU reply will pay the regular starting salary I January 4, 1065 for teacher*, with th; totem teach­ er* rcceivtng 43400 and the rr*t Mrs. Herschel B. Rochelle goU« towards their supen taton AIR2 More About--------member of the Hastings faculty! Hastings. Michigan may be omptoyed for thia purposMi* William Quinlan, <05 N 11>ar Mr’ R«helle: Taffee Drm. was hired a* an ad-' ,,,***e ,on[1’' ,n "V dlttorud nS- KUidctwarten lx tracher ef. •■a 1•0Ur “ !•“«■ of rNovember Continued fronj Page One Northeaslem 1* comnlrted Mr. । nave that clipping from The Quintan, who has twen doing sub- JJ^wntodSaherth?rU'm'r fence*—with three top strand* of barbed wire— around the two Mute teschtor ha* her bachelor of arts degree from Albion and I* Ji in J 13.000. Director ot Public Services Ken Laberteaux reported that —_ j .. ... . . ning trirointn oa osso where my the new water well is in oper­ grandfather much later founded ation and testa are continuing. by the prramt tiutrartor*. another newspaper and where 1 The final payment on the Fisher STARTS TOMORROW! ANNUAL JANUARY »*nlwl--b»«. cealelil takt Ualeria* aa* mil M.M. U "r Bupt of Schools Richard J. forms are required, there wUl bein* *••••* *••■ 414-41 Guenther reported to the baud mutry far them that, diptonus were being nrdXi | Mr and Url Kmnrth fuln~ Jackwn were Bunday visitor* of for 378 candidate* for graduation' her grandpareuta Mr. and Mra. in June. Last June the largrsl graduating class lu the history of Hubart Carpenter. * The lake-aide the school numbered 108! Grange Udlw a-rved dinner to ■Die current B nlV etas* mabout 45 Saturday nt the Oranve Hall, -a* Use Kate Grange held , u,clr their ontanuauoiui organisational meeting n w .. • cuurae. 12 in agriculture. 13 In Mra Herschel Rochelle, an unHospital Oulld 26 met Monday cuiuticretal and three ipaeUl or usually thoughtful and cohaidwlli **r*. yn o. 8 w with io 15 ------— — -----wim w. Dann lo-um wnn foreign iludsnu prate nrreot. treniienflv n.t« I member* *•’ ----- :• ' J®n- Irf NU«ntly CU,8 present The work was Kenneth Schaub's bid of MO tlipplngk from tiewipMMrt tJ|on fr»en **i«ts baby biank«-i. for the purchase of the old l.ittle fnd. to *“>' individual that she tUap;J> Bnd sterilizing big*. luincli Brick bchool property was arme rtnv ,nUmlfd Tuw^hX. ^ter < |j One Grolip—Mens LONG JACKETS Quilt* . . . corduroys . . . hooded. Small, medium. *1 |W ' One Group—^Mens QUILT JACKETS Knit or self collar*. Ideal utility in black er grey. ' HOMEOWNERS CASH to consolidate your bills, lit and 2nd Mortgagor. No Red Tap*. Entire Stock of Holiday Entire Stock—Girls No Application Fee*. Quick Cloelng. Widowi, Retireee era Welcome. m OFF ALL YOUR BILLS GIRLS DRESSES Moat all sixes . . < j| venible. Sisa 4 to 14. Cut Your PreMnt Payment in Half! FIRST MORTGAGES F«r. Mo. If Y.u Need O"1* $17.42 $1,500 $3,000 ...F*r O"1* $34.84 $5,000 ..-,qr $58.06 CWfift *J SECONO MORTGAGES Original Haute Caet Haaaa ■al. Naw Ym Can $ 6.500 $1,500 S 9,000 $ 5.000 $ 6.500 $13,000 $ 9.500 $3,500 ODDS n ENDS REMNANTS $15,000 $10,000 $5,000 ONE OF TWO OF AN ITEM HUNDREDS OF YARDS OF BETTER REAL SAVINGS HEREI1I FABRICS—ALL PRICED AT REAL ONE TABLE TWO TABLES $2,500 HURRY IN AND SAVE Call Collect QUILT JACKETS Print*, plain* and re- Main Floor SAVINGS. HURRY! HURRY1 Downstair* Store or Mail Coupon W 05-0527 ^IjanAr |T| LtlAKut 11 * Open Every Day 9:30 a.m. - 5:30 p.m. Open Friday 9:30 a.m. 'til 9 p.m. �| Northern Mich. Athhfti fir Scholars . J"* ‘"ehlgan Btete Unireretty.th•.ajuce and location The selection 1 ]etes Payton Wall FhrI undoubtedly will be made lhe । man and Mike Johnson edmbasis of reasonable price. Piled perfect marks in Ute ctate. , room I’all terra to head an honor . (Conlwucu from Fit. I. UUa Seed With 8140,000 avafiable In a; p^p of Bparuui Vartlty .pcwlde adiquate jterktnc .-pace! sinking fund earmarked far jail team members with grades of. B and room for possible needed «x-i conatroctton. more U*n half the I" better. Mike Yowi^, HHS Has State-Wide EDITORIAL, • 1,291 Enrollment Jledlth. • change for the worse takes place tn Barry comity, there will be few days In any year Uiat a Jail of such tire wid be fiUed to anywhere near capacity. However, tn view of Ute ruue re­ garding Sigregauon of pruonera required by tno Biatr Dejan uncut it OorrecUoia- I ulus. Wiiidi we believe are entirety acnaib.e and In accord wlih Utt jjrojwr handling at prtntun — mure umta axe ac­ tually Mcded men lhe average ot the psuon toad on any one klay - ■ , Safety Hints ourse. no oflJcial statue. It can became ill, with nausea, ;<<eminent! a course of action— | ncadachrt, duuineas and couching. nothing more. Action from here!1 Fortunately, everyone recovered. on in- will depend on Uie Soard । What happened? -• o: Supervisors, under wbcoe aum- f in mixing the bleaches and the 'vinegar. UiU lady inadreitenUy ority the Vuounittce was created. ' rekased some chicane gas In her mere U do guMsUon that Barry ■। small. UghUy closed kitchen. County needs a new J all. 'Du- vole!I Die moral is simple. Be very .ost June did not mean that Barry ^cautious about mixing two or more County ciuzjna were blind to this powerful v.«tfto:ia such as arc Rites Thursday For Ralph DeCan Of Castleton BervkM will be »>•* Thurs­ day at 2 pjn. from the Vogt FunerajHome at Naahvllte for n~Prt DeCan. fl. rreldant of Castleton Townshipvcrslty 1 record er.ruumont tig- Pott,r iunior ,, Mr. DeCan died at his real’ urea for the 1854-66 academic lww' _ II Mr. dance oa R1 Nashville Monday 1 Marine Unco Corporal Gordon।1 afternoon following a brief 111! b. Ruthruff, son of Mr. and Mra.• : not. A retired thresher. he wm ‘Horace L. (Smith ot Hl Dowling., born in Potterville on April 7. I has completed advanced canbat; 1897. a aon of Jaoob and Mary I iCook> DeCan. He waa unmaxtraining In preparation for trans­ placement to Uie hr East while I Serving with Utt Second Battalion. In 1050, 02 percent of the stu- 1 First Marine Regiment. Camp Pen­ dento came from Upper Penin­ sula cnmmunltlea. compared to dleton. Calif. ’ 71 percent during the current pauaten tn the future. | The Sire of the >11 recommend­ 'site, la already on hand. Therefore: achieved a 31 In hU pre-tew! ed. appeals to us a* being realistic! . a comparatively anal! . oddlUon | course antf Don Japlnga. Wayu. M- >«>-:ss JfZt.-US: and pnxilc.>L A 30 to 35 unit stTJciura shxikl be adequate for les than a tenth of Uut Included ■ fal cducaUon course. - ------- ------- ' the present and the dmmedlateJ' In the proposal that was dvcish v.y j future and could be designed klthj I flture addiuons in mind. Then, at __ ___________ . _ ____ The additional bonding required.; • (lie time when more >11 units arc probably In Ute ueigtuxnhood <4 j I Deeded Uwy couid be constructed»140000. ---------- •U, we - believe, well within —III J ' to accord with the needs that wid the present means of the cofintyliiy American Medical Association ■and should be apuiovid by voters! A 36-y<ar-old Boston housewife Uien exist , > cicanrcl tier klUhen floortlrac une wlt|) r.VSdlnner Feasibly the 30 lo 35 unK jail; If and when Ute matter is put H. J)tft jnsard. ia mixUtre of household cleansers. may seini a bit has, of , wm®ereW v“nUlre *8*r we agree, that' The irur Gltteana Committee .u», at)fTUeach dmna. Wayne county, wbfch this yw L rapreaantwl by 319 eGudania. an con;jwurd tn seven in ib&o. Seventy-one ot Michigan's M I counties arc npresented on Utt NMU campus tlda jw. Mlpond to <3 oountlM Ln IBM.; These Ln attendance at North-' em from Barry County are: Has- ' HONOR HASTINGS OFFICER — Navy Lteutehant WlUtam 8. Buehter. wn ef Mr. and Mrs. John M. Buehler of 633 W. Bond Street. waa recently awarded the Navy Unit CommendaUoo RlMoa-while serving aboard the destroyer 1’88 Maddox oporat­ Ing out of Long Beach. Calif. The award was presented to the crewmembers tat their actions In the Gulf of Tonkin after lhe Maddox’Mas fired on by Viet Cong torpedo boats. Following the Incident lhe Maddox and other ships of the Seventh Fleet con­ tinued their patrols Ln the Gulf of Tonkin, demonstrating lo the unfriendly nations of lhe Far East lhe United Steles' firm in­ tention ef fulfilling their obligations to the free people of Asia. Hastings Traffic Tickets Births at Pennock art A. ru». B*tU* Ctwk. ruled te med but merely rellcctcd d.Mti*-. taction with the^Jhhu then pro-' IT S THE SECOND BIG WEEK OF OUR ANNUAL will now see fit to get a propos.il sale in mixture!. । The strong cleartscs often are' uiitwu by the Cinrens Committee ' tricky to use. The package labels on can, bottle or cartai Include -p tor public vote at uie earhwt explicit directions fa proper and ,*a>s.b.e ume. Buch a proposal will. sale use. The labols point out Uie • potenual dangers. 7 lie proUan is, there, a U0 unu >u has been in mat many Householders have be-1 operauon for several yean, Ttu come so laml-iar wlUi me common popmaUon of hauxi County u cleansers that they no longer alxnjt oo ptr- can larger than Um lhe danger admixing household of Barry County. Yet, the new cloanaen u not a ma>r health Eston County jail baa turned ou. probrtxn. but is serious enough to' to be large enough lo take core o: warrant attention. A recent report in a HU-mcai journal snowed that all their own prisoners, all of tin curing a period of 60 day* in Uie Finn hwiih at Parmalee’s Ladies HATS nutton Center, regarding adult p^noiung*. Four of uimr were tor nihaUiwn of produced by this experience, a Jail of even 30 Unite should do us very well here fa Barry County. In regard to possible sites for ore inaee using sodium hypo­ chlorite and ammonia or vinegar, oodium liypochionte and vinegar react and produce chlorine gaa. The Hastings Ladies Their Regular Prices SWEATERS Price All of our Fall and Now ot Winter Hats ONE gM5U? FROM OUR FINEST NAME BRANDS Our Entire Stock of Middleville COATS and CARCOATS By Mrt. Mary Jackson “tep'sL ’ ’ • doing the family wash. However., niasy. Jsa 15 Bsskslbsll. Ksaaws like any OUlCT tlOUKhOld chemira!. ?T'n5f,r*-ia Jt’ “*■ u***n' clilorir.c bleach rheukt be used rsr’“«»“» 7U. TmJUm. -ssau^hsra. s;JO; eth orsds nssart- on Uie label b*tL»s«sa. Hsrs, s; wans 1’roa The problem of tlie dangers of I 0D,““ IM“"' c‘/,w‘u- mixing various cleaning agente has ’ Molior7 Ju ie-Jr null Tss-’h... I recently come to the attention swotZi. “io . ot lhe health auUioritica. and the UoaasMur. Ju. xo—Sssasrtr’ Exsas.: package labels sometimes do not , Thursday. Jan. Ul—5«ni«M<r lixxcu. mdyde kxrlflc warnings TD be Bo ijrlr.r cis*, *t llastlnss. Cub: . •” ** »«at« at CststcrU; ITA. Buy,, completely sure, don't mix. unless U/b. »;jo ata. you're aiiaoliitely certain that you.. rulyii2^aSo— : undwstaud enough. tJementary b»u. M*>k Vsu'sy. u«s, «:30; Ba<1 chemistry to know wnat you're. tstiAirtSiatxi r... u, •• Ladies ROBES Broken sizes in nylon, nylon fleece or blends. Values from >598 to M798 Ladles & Subleen Fall and Winter DRESSES One Group of Values lo $79’ MARKED DOWN One Group of Broken Sizes... Values lo ’58 of former selling prices One Group in Junior, Sub­ teen, Misses and Half Sizes now marked down Ladies & Subteen SWEATERS and SKIRTS Our Entire Fall and Winter PURSES One Group of Assorted Styles and Colors MEN S and Ladies LINGERIE LADIES COATS and MEN S SUITS and SPORTCOATS • Reduced One Group of SUITS by Curlee x Pajamas, Slips and Gowns Ladies and Subteen Wear one rack of Broken Dresses, Skirts .Price Sizes Blouses & Slacks Men's OUTERCOATS and JACKETS by Outdoor Life LADIES' and GENTLEMEN'S PENDLETON GAI 138 E. Seat* St. One Group of Childrens & Ladies Cardigans and Slipovers Reduced CHILDREN'S WEAR One Rock of Coati, Jackets, Pram Suits, Dresses, Skirts, Etc. NYLON HOSE Eye Catchen Rag. 99c Pair Price by Berkshire Now J GLOVES -■ MITTENS -'A ENTS OPEN WEDNESDAY EVENINGS "Dress Well Girls SWEATERS One Group of You Can't Afford Not To" Wo Rent Formal Wear CHILDREN'S PAJAMAS & SLEEPERS Look for famous 'Trade Name’ labels -the things - -—you ■ buy...youII find them here! One Group of Flannels and Knits in broken sises 1A m Parm.aloejr 1^4 East State Street ** 1 Z_ q * •» VZIT HA IJ / 3 off �Personal Mention “ UIV, ulD irvucuu wvn> wj. ...IS**., .... ir uu ,vi. u> nright Of Fraepert. Rev. Lowe'l ty fcr dinner. Jan i Mra. John Komoely of Marlon 'attend the funeral of her bro* ( Bteama ware Mr. I The Mlllere spent Wednesday Cher. Jamse Werner. Ihsy were tlcned until hl* dlacharga in OcAlterd;n< of Coau । evening of last weak with their to return thia Thursday. (daughter, the Carlton Moreutu. | Rev. Dortene Bpeaa waa moot n d family of Highland Park spent M: the Ken Reahuu . 1thur Chrirtmas vacation In GaM- ,Orov» Edith Mohler on :fornla visiting with their (laugh­ ter. Cathy; aHter, Dr. Clara Btuh; broUier, Uie Frank Huth family of Ventura; and a!» coualn. Dr. Kdward Bush and family of Los Banoa. Calif. Eugene, Rapids and vu.tcd Mrs Saturday. grandson. Marti Mr and Mra. Glenn Cathey of Mra Joale Koch, of Clara and wtrn rwl Jan 1 tn OrMnvilla war* dinner rflnnaa pittU r-'.-l. Mr. and Mra Pete Powell at j. ine Koger rrcwiers were, rar. ana xtra uary otuacoaKer Sunday id Mra. Georg* Dowtin* called on Mr. and Mrs tar guaato of the Millars on (Bharon Bpeasi in Canton. Ohio Straub, toe^ay reenfng and attended Attending Ute Central District 1 Waeki„ ------------------------------conservation meeting at Ministerial all-day meeting of . Wtngeter were the Richard Win tsvlllc with them. [the Michl.-an Conference from seirra of Muskegon and LeRoy ra. Cteorg* Smith accocnpo-1 the United Brethren in Christ | Waldron. Airman Waldron, on Geiger and family ot Woodland for dinner on Bunday In honor WE MUST MOVE! 8 Presbyterian Circles Meet For First Time ter ton Church held itatr Oral tneuinga laM week and acartod «oOm white getting acnee rated OUT OF OUR WAREHOUSE AT ONCE FROM HERE FIRE STOCK Of THIS BUIUMNO MUST GO and enjoyed Curtla wwa Local Furniture gathering. On Hn.4,U 1:80. Mra. Bobert Shannon entamiaod arena Store to Vacate ; Warehouse Outlet MAIN STORE WHICH REMAIN OPEN the Winter. Mra. Krameth Hoff- John Frits of lhe Quality Furniture announced that they are giving up their leaac of the former Taylor Shoe Store and are placing the enUre stock on ude so-that the riructura can be vacated Frits gkplalned that all of the furniture In the Quality Furni­ tures warehouae outlet haul to READ ABOUT IT HERE SALE TO BE CONDUCTED ing in The HaiHngi Banner Jan. 7. *65 IN MAIN STORE AT 117 WEST STATE ST., DOWNTOWN HASTINGS - STARTING THURSDAY 10:00 AM. I'ut Bn>wn the F»taCircte Roar. -Frits said the furniture tn hta warehouse building waa being disposed of at drastically reduced February. Each 1 rlauntnan at bar particular Circle and gpeh chairman wM the favorahte tum- DUI TO UNFORSKEN DEVELOPMENTS. IT IS URGENTLY NECESSARY THAT WE IMMEDIATELY VACATE THE PREMISES OF OUR WAREHOUSE OUTLET BUILDING. LOCATED NEXT DOOR TO OUR MAIN STORE IN THE LOCATION FORMERLY KNOWN AS THE TAYLOR SHOE STORK BUILDING. THOUSANDS AND THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS WORTH OF FINE QUALITY NAME BRAND MERCHANDISE HAS ALREADY BEEN RE-LOCATED IN OUR MAIN STORE (THE SITE OF THIS SALE) BUT WE SIMPLY DO NOT MAVI ENOUGH SPACE FOR THE ENTIRE CONTENTS. RESULT: WI MUJT LIQUIDATE ROUGHLY HALF OF OUR HUGE INVENTORY AT ONCE. COSTS. FORMER SELLING PRICES AND POSSIBLE PROFITS ARE BEING FORGOTTEN IN THIS ALL-OUT EFFORT. Society newS TAKE ADVANTAGE OF OUR MISFORTUNE AND SAVE ” 50% 3 LITE POLE LAMPS COMPLETE MODERN BEDROOM SUITES DELUXE NYLON LIVING ROOM OUTFITS Including a roomy double etyfed Mr. and lira, drener with tilting mirror, matching chest of drawers and tee your choice of enter a lull .U« te>okc.M or panel type bed. Available in light or ▼XW dark woodgrain (inistes . THIS HAS fl 7 BEEN SEL1.1NG FOR 8L»30 ............... tW Extra long luxury sofa with modern arm styis, large raatchiag $8995 at eight, tool THIS WAS OUR RBGULAR SIMM QUALITY '........................... TWIN BED 3 Pc. CURVED SECTIONAL SOFAS THIS IS THE ONE THAT YOU LOOKED AT FOR $239.50. REMEMBER IT? FEATURING FULL MATTRESSES MOULDED FOAM ZIPPERED CUSHIONS AND HEAVY-DUTY FULLY WASHABLE NYLON COVERINGS. WE STILL HAVE THEM IN CHOC. BROWN AND CHAMPAGNE BEIGE ONLY. $995 Some got ailghUy damaged moving them be 1 ODD Occasional «r>4995 QUALITY ... | Rog. $239.50 Quality $15995 Hide*a-Bed Sofa Sleepers Hollywood Bed Set* OBamirii with Na ctee inrempring nrattetMea. full faua padding and 1M% aytoa covtriaca. Bereral to ehmm fr* lo al ef box apringa. «et of atx atur fly toga and choke Large 6-Choir Dinettes Qaatev xS^»1590’ CHOICE FOR_____ Mra Munnt Johnaou. of richly padded Treatable ra qta ra qe plastic headboorda REG. ▼ J , Walnut RECORD •S0JO QUALITY--------- tel" ’18“ RANCES -REFRIGERATORS - Rolls and Rolls of CARPETING $4995 9X12 JUTE RUG ....a. » —«.4i- PADDING FORMAL DINING ROOM SUiTft INNERSPRINQ MATTRBSKS Fully guaranteed muhl-ooil unite in ail QUALITY ----- S1Q95 |Q DRAWERS TO MENTION OPEN an Account CHAIRS Rid. SK.95 QwaMy ... .ENCkANOER BODY-FORM MATTRESSES Thu t» the one that that ~ you have seen advertued in **LipE!> and “GOOD HOUSEKEEPING” at P9.S0. Fair traded price. We arc overstocked and must unload at DEALERS * COST ... 90DAY CHARGE Some A« Coih < ■■1 > Im ’ MISCELLANEOUS ODDS AND ENDS MANY METAL CABINETS 10 FC. TABLE fir CHAIR SETS Cemplgte Bunk Bod Outfits fi Year Crib Mattresses 2„. $59.95 48.95 | V , Yr. Qwilted Top Mottresttg$34.95 Single Safe-Bod Loungers $29.95 $34.95 ODD CHEST OF juvenile rocker ra m colors remain to (elect ftcan. QUALITY 9X12 Plastic RUGS Including a full ier«th tnnenpring maUrera, Qwatitv DOUBLE SIZE CONVERTIBLE 5OPA BEDS Irwaldc. Jr, and FT. Joseph C Dunpity. Tte eaat-waat aocund place *u s t* batwaen Mra. Gor­ don Irunaidc. Hr, and Mra. Char Ira Potta with Mra Jack craracd and $||95 I I Bl I Qwahra at the Emmanuel ^Racopal Under­ croft Tucaday night The north- 2 STEP END TABLES kf, “S1B.99 ,TiReg. pnac-nt. doming from Lansing, Baltte Credb Catomta. Lowell and Mkhart. Ind. Four jwnraucna <A95J 9 QNflty day girl waa really happy over the whole affair. They rang "Happy BUUiday- for her and (are bar birthday prerante end all admiral the IxvjitUul cake with gold rosea. To be brief, it waa a wonderful Tiltins BACK RECLINERS >3495 Mra. Edward Braith entertained ter bridge club for dessert and an evening of cards on Wodnasda)'. Jan. 8 Ttewe winning prises wrrw Mrs. Bojd Payne, Mra. Leroy Pot. ter and Mra. William I'aiker Banquet sised extension teble and g chain. IlKG ? f UY3 rauoquAUtr—-O JF DREDS MORE ITEMS, TOO NUMEROUS HELD BACK - 4 COMPLETE FLOORS OPEN an Account rW477///?7 No Money 1 DOWN Odd COFFEE TABLES To rriebrate the Mill bUVutay grandparaite and uncle. Mr. and Mra Howard Bornum and Bruoe. and Mira Carol Mreter far dintwr 0.-K. Mrs. Lysle Biiedd and Mra. Merle Wheating liate joined tiw many Heatings people located in TWEED CARPETS WITH PAD G. Metre Taylor »u home < Sunday from Milwaukee. WI and dude was aiao hum? for 11 weekend from Michigan Stole. .a.m Quality ... Pay JI Weekly •^nTS“nWm • 117 WEST STATE ST , HASTINGS • guoau of Mr. and Mra. Mkluad Hall of Baton HapicU on Bunday. DOWNTOWN PH. 945 - 4172 ■ Mra. John Pttrak ot Album �•—THE II48T1XCIR BANNER Parents Announce Daughter's Nuptials InMrthe West George 'Hastings Unlimited Title for Women's Club Program Presbyterian Rites Unite Couple New Year's Eve and Mrt J Swanw R4 Hasrih** have an­ nounced the marriage ot their daughter. Janke, to Airman 3XD. Roland Curtin, son of Mr. and .. . __ c-.trtiu E cmler"Road Tito couple were J tn the chapel ot the MrthodlM Church at Lav Vaw*. N^The groom. Rationed *1 M‘‘r; red Air Bare in California, met Janice wl» flew to California, Dec. Kth. to me« her fiiuuice and thin she ftew home Munday, Jan. 4th. to complete her studies at the Argubright Bualneah Col- L The Hostings Women's Club luncheon tables. Friday. Jan. 8th, at the Pint Methodist Church were adorned with beautifully unique flower arrangements dona A., in a lovely Cfirtstmai candlehylil crirmony Thursday, Dec 3L i»t 7 pm. tn lhe Frat .Presbyterian Church Tdl lighted tapers were Uon of Harmon Wilcox. He.not only donated much time, tail flowers for tiMBC arrangements. : The Rev. WDIard H. CurtU per­ formed the double ling ceremmy. Clark I^vengood aiulstacl by Mra. Howard Martin and Mrs. P. R. tk bondelmayer. Mrs. Dayid Kru, ko provided background music REVEAL BETROTHAL — Mr for the luncheon. and Mrs. Lloyd O. Chap-nan. R3, I Pine Lake. Plaiira.il, announce the engagement ot their daueli-1 „11 given to the iter MarilynKay to Victor " s>'nP*»Ium n-prw«ii*Uvm Br^ekeS. son UI M? and Mra ,rom «"“”«» ‘nduMrt* at the ; Clar«S\' Bioekema IU Del- '‘n,1JA1 meeting Mra Willard I ton. Both are HXQ^raduates of Curt“- education chairman, in­ . Delton Kellogg High School and i t-r°‘luc«l the first speakers rrprr- *<X-'m|iinlrd Mldsul Cterdy as lie Mr. and Mra. Kenneth H. Hoff- Street. Union City, ure punmta of the bridsf couple ...Given in marriage by her father. Roland, a HHS tl graduate, will complete Id* military duly this June and he Ims tentative plans to enroll at MSU Janice graduated from H.HS in '63 and when college starts m Septwnresiding in Lansing. Mlkd with prtnrvM lines orui a ctoak The licod was t»rd<itxi with White fur. tflie carried a white fur padt with a cluster of nd pam. , . |cal pn=» division. James Chase MitUX . Mbs Patricia Keunu ry. Reading.. P4 . college roommate, attended as I MR AND MRS. R B OMO. JUNIOR n. |,,e explained that it taken 20 maid of Ixjnor &hc was atttmi in I . Mias Alexandra Jean Hoffman Recites Vona. u green velvet floor-length gown I -----white “e klUl *r’X>l dm*- ml;hcmP lh,lr t**h I-*kr hon*^ni f r x tho United States uara more --Ml ii white fur talltvw h*t Rh. 1 dOU Am.xl. fSfX” M feather hat and black accereorics., The bride is n Judtor In Retail- < Ulnnc f nr H if I irp i cans tiian all ti» other countrira single red pobiretUs. Mra. Omo wore a one-piece gmn ‘ng at Michigan-State University r ’Ul I UiUI D pul together. TS1? *!'* . ??**? «ooi knit dress, beigt whimsy hat I«««‘ graduated from Hastings | Membcra of Uie Uwrencc J. George Chenoweth of Cheno'1 a,ld ***' accessories Both moth- I H‘«h School in 1BQ. Her husband ■ Bauer Unit 45. American Legion weth Machine Company emphaMR AND MRS THOMAS KENT STEBBINS Mbs Marolyn Stiyder, Parkers4WB orchid coraagra l* « graduate In Engineering from Auxiliary held tiieir regular sized that his company sen* sei . . Mtas Hasel Ann'Jeffson Becomes Bride. ■SX iXtato Joh,“an M1m I Michigan Stale Unlveralty and Is) mretlng Thuraday. Jan. 7. with v^aito exX^^t X^Lt Sft. . ■ Nancy McOsker attended the guest cmpluycd tiy the E. W Hites ComPnsidint Elvira Sayles pnsuihave a product. This company u ", Th». Jut. niinw» n‘uu-> Aiivmacr Minuni uie Kurai juvet. They wore >hite fur pillbox a . recHrtlon held at Uie li&ls and carried corriad while whita lur fu> muffsmufla I~* .“"-jr -•* p“ni 1 ,n<’ 1 m the die casting busineM and lulls ana and Jf?” ' nuu corrwu anile fur niufH .i .T i>.ii The rehearsal dinner was given • Others present were Mar- i produces ditw for many 1.-utpt 1 -1 - Uwum Sharpe Memorial Holl n,.. Mto. with a single red potnartUa. I Anne Stebbins, Mrs. Gerald Gon­ by Uie groom's parents at the Has- ■ guerite Beckwith. Ad* Bogart. I nnn* os Westinghouse Whirl- ---------------------------- ------------------ 'you and Mias Jennette Barry tings Hotel. The tables were deco- Dorothy Kurr. Dconn* Burn- pod. General Motor* and our frit-nil of Uie groom, served as brat | pound the punch, tea and coffee; rated with candles and pine [worth. Evelyn Curtis. Lydia own E. W Bliss man Ushrin were David Rend- , Mrs David Hendrick, sister of the bwwhM' j Rogers. Arloa Newton. Jean Har- , HBJrtln„ nber’-taM Products ricks, caroh tile. Iowa, brocher-in- i groom, cut Uie take assisted by Oursta wen- from Hastings. Hol- [ b‘" a new company of six ycara wm law of the groom; Lyle Bandera. Mrs Ray Patten, and Miss Sue land. Grandville. Kab.-nnrrei. Jack- [ UjjP reported a* dues paid by reprraented by Plant> Managw Holland, cousin of Uie groom, and Shelburn assisted by James M itnton mtv rwtroit tjiixiiur : 103 just seven short ot Quota. , ' O»rl and Harvey Hoffman, brothers ■ Francisco pranebco had charge chanre cf et the gifts RltUr C1„k. cotaa.ter. Cere£> ■ 8-’^ reported on the ‘ lovely ceremony on Saturday, ■ As Mr and Mrs. Omo left for aland Ttkon*ha. Out-of-state guest*‘WP made to the VA Hospital j*cU w reinforced plastics one Dec _____________________________ . re. 19 which united tn mar----- --------- --------------------- — i Dec. “r were from HtcksvUle. Oilto; MB-! Dec.2323totoWin antettn tnthe thedtetridtetri-. , of..tlyxbeing an extendo tek>- 1 riser MUa I duel Ann Jrffaan . -■Kl Fitzgerald Corps Honors Birthdays Legion Auxiliary S2 !£££ Reporb Activities, Fltagtrnld" Corps 100 of the Wanans Relief Carprs met at the I.O.OF Hall Thuraday tor tiM-lr dinner honoring the Janu­ ary birthday*. Games were played until time led to order by prenucnu pro­ item. Myra Henry. ExUier Frit I gave a talk regardirut the Christ­ ....... ... V A V '■ In Battle Creek. Thelma Barr and Maybellc Smith gave a report on tlir Cliristmaa gift* sent to shut-lh numbers a’udf Kurr, patriotic instnic- Waukegan Church Is Setting for Lovely Ceremony dcdlcation ceremony over tn Mrs F.stlwr Und from Wyandotte, department presi­ dent, who came to install the new officers Mrs. Nina Baker of Blissfield, department treasurer. daughler’* wedding Coldwave Super Special . Second Lieutenant and Mrs Unl1 R«*tabUltatk>n chairman }“*»«* Corporation, maker of und Mr. and Mrs Thomas F. Jamra R Tta~^of n Monro^ Dorothy Gronewoid. Betty GolStebtana 538 W Grorar Street. ! Va.. were in HaMinra fw^ho dtn- °lorU Winans and Mra. o,<’, a»k«ule building; are parents of the bridal couple, holidays During their stay Jim Frtt wcrc ,hc volunteers with 50<np,u^' Prtacnted In marriage by iter land Joy nnud many hlnkta Sav1'^ Ww of store fronts, house Md- larner. Ih . wide wax aiurm tn — MT*, »wu era* Own men mid u»iu "«kcr uie suspended celling*. a tloor lensth gown of lmportod ap ‘and former classmates at Mich­ of the U.VS. dance on Dec. “«■ 30 which she, Mfk. Gronewoid. ^™ ,lt cra. and cartxirts, and Flexwhite .velvet featuring a modiigan State University and in- -—- -— -------------- ' troduced their «ix~- weSTold Josephine Bewfaley, Mary daughter. Kelly Jean. Kelly Join Fauna? and Joyce Bcuhler atalso met her gnuxlparetits. Mr. tended. Any person who attend.-, and Mra. James P Thomas of parties of the V.A.V.S. U HaaUngx and Mr. and Mra. Gerrrad-v nnd *aUn« re-------------- ------------- — ------------- —--------------------- , aid Harr of Dowling for the fust lurn "Rain and again just to ree Hostings Unlimited** by giving carried a bouquet of white Uara Price of Freeport The bridetlnic. j lhe lift It given to the ipirits of the industrial history of Has- rosa/whlte stephanotir. and gar- ji elect 1* a 1964 graduate of Has1 tings High School. Her Hance the patients tings. He traced the beginnings net rare | was Kmduated from Hasting, Notice was received from the of railway transportation and Miss Donna Klauxrr of Wau- I High School In 1962. An April 3 kt.™ <»« given by Mrs William Pickard ordcT.our jx-ppur, for "Poppy brought the fust industries to honor was gownrel in a wdr I ‘ She received many lovely gifts to Days'* which Will be May 20. 21. this city. lnk aUTrt lr^"h dre» of vrl------------ *-----------for Iut daughter who was bom The price of poppies hsvixig Ui 1890. Richard a vttesn v.teen styled styled with with a a scoop scoop neckneck­ , Mre- Richanl nukf- Mra —- - ------------------ -----------... nxii uini- line and a bell skirt Her bou- ')—------------ ------- —*—----------the grandmothers were prison ’«• , * wc would need the money to pony met Emil Tyden. while va- quet was a nJgsy of happX Tuesday morning to attend Uie came from Hastings, Grand pay'for them and put their cauoning in Colorado He was roses and snow dnft pompons B.-idramahts were Mra Ronald »R11 ’’ll. Rapid.-., Alto, Caledonia and minds to work on various ways fascinated by Tyden's new idea to rake it. In the near future cunccrnlng the manufacture ot Vims nice.- oi of uwthe brideMix*lroteaQr‘^ °r*isn correspond ent, IXrartlng <ms,. niece onue. Mira c ’What'a New Ytar s Day Mr. and Mrs. they are planning a bake sale, a freight car door reals and con­ New in China." joint r rnomiu. entertamrel Jtt " ua, X Clfl rrr.c t ' RummauiFsale vlnred him to take a look at groom, and Miss Karen Klein. James F. Thomas entertained The Stanley Malcolm family their son andfamily. Mr and i ‘nA,ft C^0<?C Washingum dance, ftastlngs. Sixty thousand dollars Mrs Gerald Hare and Mr and *“ rab-‘lWU1 Vhip “ Com- cranberry and styled like the wen- with the John Malcolm Mra Jay Hare oE Dowling and *«“ , *7?'7 *•?>' w“ »« r the new maid of honor. They carried family at Chesaning for Christ­ Mita Judy Thomas. Mto. Thomas J ’nu'rnaUona* and Seal none gay tawjqiuta of pink sensa- mas. Dennis Malcotm is a stu­ . . . . . ... . _ . UV wncxse nome was. bumetl re- r^rwntwinv ar. iumi jure nnishcu a West C««t.~ ff*01 later tJt‘- Unn ■’“* "te-wdrifl pom- dent at KrilngK Community Coltour of singing engagement* and stoped the machinery nrorseary pans. All the attnulanu ware was home, for the holidays. L1“-J** CJ^1>>K his tin reals at a pill boxes with pearls and but­ • I Birthday party price competitive with the lead terfly veils Mra Ross ? ls KlVcn MM'h 5Cftr bjr ln t^c. A3 ------- --------— ' Mrs. Ross Bidelman Bidelman suent spent last last | wWc AurUlaX f^ turn ** there U1CTc ----wa*----a1' w“llnm Damson, Ann*-* Arbor, in .Grand Grund Rapids visiting I {"J*®. ,be tack tack ,° otr *»k ‘U«l machini week ’In kiu «‘ machinlre and "' .. best man. Ushers were relatives M*ruh ,3' . . 7 dc* metal working facilities in Ha*- Grandville MllcheU. cousin of relatives Mr. Mr. and ana Mrs. airs, Richard iticnara , Welton. Sr- went after her Sun- I , ' 77? “ujounceu uucr. | up WK. vunaDliaasca UK. groom ana Micnoei viaray nr,.! rDo1 -TVw-1Co eVr-». ■___ 'I and — __ Smith m_ r-i______ . . ofr day and had dinner at lhe Frank ®rT[Tiu\,.Pc<uu’S 7^11 Chicago. William friends Buchanans Burnwurth will have charge M later .JIL t Later the lhe v<Hn= Viking Co. — was estabI groom. -------------------- | ali octlvIUea of the Unit for lished and how' operates In thr | Following tlto reocpUon at the — I the month of January and the new plant on W state St. (Com-I Eir» Club In Waukrgon. fhe [social meeting will be held on f»ny President Richard T Groos.' newlyweds left for a wedding the 2lst. Any member having Hsr.'-K I Reg. $15.00) Call Serenade Hair Style of the Month WI 5-3382 Peg’s Beauty Bar Open Evenings (Above Savings & Loan) 33 !6% ALL SALES FINAL 1/ 72 p-i« The Bonnet & Gown Shop Alma Fingleton thy Meier. ixMinsetor. • 945-3616 SILVER REFLATING Reduced HATS JEWELRY conductor Doria Daugherty, as­ sistant conductor; Clara Bayne, guard; Iva Corwin, asnbtant HODGES' Annual January Clearance CARCOATS SKIRTS SWEATERS SLACKS DUSTERS SLEEPWEAR GLOVES Blackford, ptesldent; Beatrice PrlLzcr, senior vice president; Eatlwr Frit, treasurer. Verna -------------1 . . uimuis aira spro* uoraung. wncre me groom 13 a U^~~I.-,------------------------------------ [about the Tyden Industries.) student al Michigan State UniFtaLnTwaS^in h?ta eSiS In 1010' Mr' Trdcn ,novPd the:ver*n>‘ ‘’vJSL1 Ch*r«® entire company to Hastings Due1 Mr- alK1 Mr* Stebbins are I-dta hS to a Urk of Ume Capital.' forni«’ Mudtmls at MacMurray SALE j/mw OHLY lcily tteord, about this and ron-i«°*n uas ,nad' b>- her mother. andI-Other voli-lnrerl Mr Rlwrrnon -■ I1 mnri RtkreJal inwirwiMiii niMfAWra- th* (mwn-a rGronewoid wiivaa AAta. ikL i I? *?* r.iinmm an tBliss o nay Comafter iiiiii i HteTital^Thuradav^Jan 11 !* uf^ b'11IF ln<1 ■U* Present 1 grandmother. Mrs P. W Btabi.' v a^v -a™ ,!nvn^ Ipany locaU(|n. • Wna- and Uw groom'a great aunt. -Uhin, » SS “'““"“M •“I"* ’“J. “IE other dance may rail her at ?*r ^cn organlzwl the Has-. Ro 5-3951 or Ro 5-8861 Dances;M“ny,ac,u[in« Company in . are held Uie second and fourth ,?15’ pLac‘,l« Abt'n Johnson uviuuion in in ■ ”,^rd n, . . ■ — l--,....... ... .. . . _ rlumif Charge After machinery for lhe Rkihurd OrowM. Bob Thursdays of each month at 7 Real Company wits Byron Fletchers. nna finished iiiiuwica, Hostings Mamifdcturlng started ^tepiton Johnsons, Richard CotluutlnEs Manufacturing started ------------•-----------making piston rings out of cast ■Many Friends Iron for Uie new automobiles. By ara Wilcox. Erik vonReise* Rob­ ert Stanleys, Wright Sims and the 1930 s. Hastings piston Ring (Share Traditional san. Ken Hoffman family. R. B Omoa P. H Mitchells. Charles the country. jHolidav Custom Many friends sliared in the traditional oboervarWe ofthe Itolldays with the Eduard Orinvalds family as they continued the various customs from their native homeland of Latvia. Saturday evening, Jon 2. the Dr Dourias Ca*tlemon family and .the Richard Keraer.ich fnm- of Industry in Hastings were humble men, who knew how to Mr and Mra Max Dietrich, aunt ure what they had coupled with and uncle at the groom. Broota real love for the community in which they Urad. V Macnldcr cousins of the groom. Elmhurst. HL: Mias Cindy Wooerier, Brookfield, IB.: Mm Mike Clardy, Kalamaaoo. and Mra. William Damson. Ann Ar- FORE i AFTER Tako-yoir precious worn silverware and heirlooms out of hiding and have them QUADRUPLE SILVERPLATED by skilled silver­ smiths at great savings during this Replating Sale. Old farhily pieces, replated like new, make wonderful gifts, so take ad­ vantage of these low, low prices. Personal Mention liome for the Trie Lighting cere­ mony that continues each day the Uoyd OotkilLV home in Dow­ from Christmas Eve through ling was the scene ot the North­ east Farm Bureau potluck sup­ Twelfth Night. per jxirty Tuesday when lhe West Dowling Form Bureau and candlea tn metal holders im­ Banfield Farm Bureau members provised and made by Mr. Orln- were incited its guests. Thare valds so the candle stay.-, upright evening. Melvin Smith showed Pictures of tlwir recent European and the youngster*. as well as trip as part of the program. The Clayton BrandMetters left the adults, tlwroughJy enjoyed seeing and bearing about the yultide Season In other countries. forma until early Spring. The following evening the Among those from Barry Richard Grow and the Richard County In Lansing New Year's tlon of the Tree Lighting ritual 007 Oeonje f H the Ortnvalds at 320 E. Wai- I aai*- Lea. nut street. /eal Engagement Judv Charter kvul mk t>van H ctMr. *'627 Euclid Place, Lansing, tberr daughter. Judy Kay, to RgPLATINQ SALE PRICES' $ 9.95 Sugar bowls 10.95 10.95 17.95 Waste bowls Teo, coffee pots, each Waler pitchers .... .* 17.95 Trays (per sq. inch) Mra. Hale McDiarmid at Lake Odessa. A Bummer wedding is planned. Betty June Reese Plans June Nuptials gagnment of their daughter Beuy June, to Phillip O. Soul* dint la planned. A former Hastings fellow. Phil Elisabeth French, who U here Sheldon, now tn California, was vUlUng from New York City, delighted to have a vutt with sons of Battle Creek vtelted Mra. were in Kokomo. Ind.. Saturday Gary Townsend oh Friday. Mrs through Monday with the Rich ard Fingleton family, I ATTiCt-C Crtom pilditn ..... EXPERT REPAIR SERVICES AVAILABLE TRAIGMTENED • BROKEN HANDLES. MISSING PARTS 1 INSULATORS | BL! a»{/IW M ... 6iWt ULrtf IH TW | Patrick C. Hodges Dependable Jeweler 108 E. State Street �F CLEARANCE Mrs. Carlson Weds Byron W. Fellows Al Ridgewood, N. J/ Th. many Hastings Attend* at Priced Regularly from $34.95 to $125.00 Price! Now are 106 -The HaMinga Bannor." JiMt to keep informed araout this smalt mid western town that they both The future adilrtwa of lhe Fel­ lows family will ba. 82 Oxbow KoMrKeedham, Mom., and with tho account at thia marriage go all good wiahew to Ann and *U of iter family. MIDWINTER SALE Ensign Snyder is Married in Rites At Macon, Georgia SPORT COATS of purse and dilates wl ih gold thread ouUuitng the liantr design in the anoea and puna, her Mt waa gokL her cutaaga waa at bronse cym- Brackett, Athens, oa.; Dr. - and __ ,__ _ _________ ______________ Mrs. carroli Bcaaiey and Mr. and Ivan J. Snyder, B12 E. Madtaun i ***** byron Kncnena, Hartetta. Street, cxciuugcd their wedding I tea.; Dr. and Mrs. A. B. Gwinn vows Saturday. Dec. 19. at 3 o'clock i *nd Salty. Hasting*. and Mr. and at Uie Vinevuie Memodist Church, Mr*. Wuuam Robert*. Jr.. Pcn*».Macon. Ga._____________________ cw« Fla. WuUam Roberts wu Candelabra and Christmas greens1kood'h^w •**! roommate entwined with glistening'gold rope £ ..JJXd2”UVemi,r °* SuuU‘er“ Priced Regularly from $29.95 to $65.00 They are Now Marked Down to Assorted ARROW Edgerton and Nunn Bush DRESS SHIRTS MEN'S SHOES Alvin H. Biaeketl in ui pretence ^id out-of-town gootta. TtM taain of 200 guMta The Itev. Brackett. ------------- - ------------- ““*** “ --------pastor of uie Ir-gwahto Bapust I church at Macon. Ga., la Uu: Regularly $14.95 to $19.95 Broken Lots ' sorted to the altar by her ■ ™ k*‘ [(suu-r. the bride wa* gowned Ui :jawrt 1 o‘M3i c> tcepnonc. .dV'l mist taffeta and hand-1 abowera were given for the bride Ipkxcd French lace. The gown'by frlonas at toe Uulvwity M uciuund a tilted bailee wlUi an Georgia. AUwna, and in Macon, i Italian neckline ending in a meld- Ou। ed cummerbund of ange] mist tai Mr. and Mrs. H. Donald Brackett I eta and long starves graced with emeitanitd at a "Souihern Fried Now Just boys' clothing are repcesantod la this groat savings event. Included are HART-SCHAFFNER b MARX. COATS extended to a flowing lace Upped] bnyder. Sr, ML.i Lind* Ttiompaon ChapG train. A crown ot seed aim Douglas Stowell. pear j and crystal* held her flnger- . Mr. and Mrs. Haskell E. Barron Up-kngth illusion vW. She ear­ ned white tiride'a roses in a cas­ cade With wnlie Phahusujpaia PALM BEACH. ELDER-GLASER. ALLIGATOR. GREAT WESTERN MARKDOWNS on All CLOTHING are from TOPCOATS and ALL-WEATHER COATS, Mrs. W. N. Johnson of Valdosta, Ga. atteiukd u matron of honor. She wore a aucei-Jcngth ancrald pti-n dress styled with a fitted bodice. three-quuter-tength sleevei, lull skirt and bateau neckline. ar.cta.id green sllppcra and match­ ing piuixix list with face veil com­ pleted her ensemble. She carried FRESH DONUTS Superette con. Gu. and her daughter. Mrs. W. N. Jbhnaon pf Valdosta, <M entertained the bride-elect, her mother and the grooms mother, the ladles of tho bridal party and friends of the family at ths "Bride's 205 N. Michigan by Alligator and Miss Linda Tlwmpiwn and MLu D.tty Leverette. ewwity sisters al lhe Uni.ven.ily of GMirgta. were Hart-Schaffner & Marx Regularly iron <4 honor. Mrs. Ralph Stanley Penney of Derby. Kan., sister of the bride. KUie gu-'it book. She wore a lame sheath atyle dress with Bmtehhw tectg and shore Ljiui I’ciiiiey and Ralph Stanley Penney. Jr., were flower girl and ring bearer. They are tho children ot Copt, and Mrs R Stan­ ley Penney ot Derby. Kan. Ensign Thomas Nunnally. UK. Navy. Athens. Ga.. friend of the $13.95 to $95.00 Don't Miss Them! NOW PRICED Bargains for BOYS Reg. $12.95 to $17.95 OUTER COATS Now$9“‘°$1348 Great Western Rag. $7.95 to $14.95 WINTER JACKETS Now $588 to HI88 OUTER COATS Priced Regularly $19.95 fro $45.00 Uvular $12.50 & $15.50 Uthf™sk< Quilts 88. NYLON JACKETS ****** $o' Men's COTTON PANTS $o Aft $4.50 h> $5.»5—NOW ONLY O.IO $ Now Marked Collar* '5.88 Campus SPORT JACKETS Regularly Priced $16.95 to $29.95 Now I Sportswomen to Install Officers Plain 59c doz. FROSTTO fr DlCORATItl were Charles Brackett, Atlanta, Donufrs 69c doz. Oa. cousin of Uie bride; Douglas Stowell, Hasting*; Eiudgn C. David TRY SOME TODAY Roberta. Trinity, Tex., and Ensign Clarence Gloter. Spartanburg, giieot speaker and is Co show a new 8. C.. friends of Uie groom. Open Dolly A reception followed the cere­ film on the effect* of couwcvatlcn mony in Uw church parlors. A on business. Members ara making plana for table covered with white linen TASTE TREATS cloth and net overskirt was graced the Wally Tuber show to be prewith a Uxrec-Ucnd wedding cake 0 A.M. la II P.M. decorated with pads pink raws. Sterling stiver candelabra with tall Banner Adi Benefit YOU/ pink taper, were placed at each end of tile table. Thate assorting about the room* were Mrs. H. W. Wanaiey, Mrs. Robert Ethridge and Mbs Sara Jo McOouiik of Macon. oa.; Mrs. David Mania. Madison. Ga., and Mrs. Wayne Matthews, Athens. Ga. A* the newlyweds left for a wed­ ding trip to New Orleans.-Xa.. the bride waa wearing a beige and gold chmtei style wool suit .with a mink collar, beige lizard' shoes und matchup bag and beige gloves. Her hat was a golden souffle- styled of metallic lace. Her corsage was White Angel Food Bar Cake -— of wlUte ptaitaenupals orchids from her bridal bouquet. (Our regular 4 Be bar I Comes in a (oil pan' with a fluffy January White Sale Reduced to FRIDAY b SATURDAY Chocolate Glazed Donuts CLEVELANDS | ■ Shoes for Complete Men's and Boys’ Store Men and Boys 130 E. State St. OTHER NAME BRAND BARGAINS IN OUR LARGE STOCK! WI 5-2163 6 for 39c X chocolate yeait ratted dough with chocolate glaze A treat for cvvpone, ' . SHOP OUR STORE FOR MANY Coffee Cakes . .............................. • iA targe variaty to choate Irosnl I 58c . DALE’S BAKE SHOP �1 Swampland Friends or Foes? Credit Seat Belts Personal Mention Past Resident Dies in Virginia Harting* friend* have reeved word of the death of Mrs Nancy hurt xi « Deputy Redmon said Judge Me­ , Donald waa driving west toward/ Hatting*, coming from Charlotte, when he came upon Mr*. High* car which waa attempting a Mt Two drivers who crashed ItonJ- ■uni onto Maryan Road, Her turn i her airtcr, Mr*. Gordon Porte, of signal, Were on. Redman aald. f Grand Rapid* Thursday to visit 1 Judge McDonald a 1983 Oldvnoblle their parents. Mr, and Mn, Pres-1 With Preventing Serious Injury st<ter. Mr and Mrs Carlton Kelj logs, and niece. Mia James Wood. and new btby of Lakeview. ♦ Mr* and Stanley-* I Sylvan Togg waa a Thursday over- 77—----- ---- *------ -- ----- - ------ v-----••• M ■ — ...— Mt prartlrall, tieadnn. State soertr coach. Gene Ken'jBtanley waa taken to Pennock ney has compiled a record 70 BBapItal for treatment of bumpc wins, elghr looses and five Uea. tings with her parent*, when stlH Dlnnar guests Sunday of Mr*. a young girt Rhr al tended Hastings publio Alvin Helriitel to help celebrate her birthday were Mr. Helrigtl -ilioola before graduation from from the Medical Care Facility: Connecticut College for Women Mr. and Mr*. Keith Marlow, Carl­ ton- Mr and ' Mr. tK.-.i... . and family spent la»t week । Mr. and Mr* On to AUerdlng while iUi-.lr ho.utf waa being readied for .hem. ♦ Mra. Orrin AUerdtag ac­ companied Mra. Frank Kauffman of Boyne to Haaiinga Saturday cm ♦STRAND ^HASTINGS* Mrs Hertha Tucker and Ml>» Maxine Tooker of Grand Rapids were Friday evenbig visitors ot Mr and Mr*. Robert Tooker. * MT and Mrs. Russell Johnson of Mw -Robert Corso of Hollywood. Call-1 famia/would appear on a certain chow Mr* Cutro, the fanner Joon guests of Mr. and Mr* Robert Tooker. W Mr and Mr*. Gary McGhee and children were New Year’s Day dinner guerta of Mr and Mr*. Gene Allen of Hartings W Mr. and Mr*. Dave Patrick and. ciUldn-n of ClarkrrUla were Sun- and Kurt Kunde were Tuesday supper guest* o' **— ------ ‘ ney and Bob. [Instant Applesauce iMay Soon be On the Market Farmers' Week to Answer Questions Homemakers Have ; parent-teen rrluUonaldpa? Are ycu curious about family life In other’ rountriea? Are you looking for making quick-rooking dehydrated foods, according to Mi* Marliu Kuhn. Extrnaion Home Economist for Barry County. I When explosion puffed apple piece* are conraely ground and sweetened, the result la a freeflowing granular product that can be converted instantly to apple­ sauce by adding hot water. The sauce not only has good flavor but also has the dertrebie grain of Local Police Marriage Licenses Building Permits Ph. *45.2405 I lime usually required for dehy­ drated fruits and vegetable*. . Instant applesauce can be made to any degree of gralnlnesa ar tings dealer We provide rat&natea without obligation and all of our workmanship la guaranteed East SMe lumber Campeny, all Eart CITY CAB CO. FOR QUICK COURTEOUS SERVICE 109 N. Church St. 811 E. Roilroad St. Ph. WI 5-2423 Can a small-town girl find happiness (married to a man who's in love with his new Dodge Polara?)' MA man who talks ‘ Yes, Inventory has been taken and the stock analysis has been made. Once again it's time to face those grim expensive facts every Retailer must face, at inventory MunU. N’ewayto laudacape arciulect, will provide landicape deaigu Idea* far nameownen. And. home­ maker* am get Infonnattori* about. proper dresa far special acauton* time. Under Stocked in this department. Over Stocked in that department It just goes to show that another season has passed and we still haven't learned to pre­ dict the customers' buying patterns. ■Our Buyers selected a gorgeous array of Boots, Shoes, and Sneakers for this season. Some patterns sold like hot cakes. These we must re-order (and pay for) FAST. Others equally as pretty and practical, less than one season old, are just sitting here. This creates all sorts of problems. We have shipments on the road of new Spring Styles and no place to put them and what's more embarrassing, no cash with which to pay for them. Needless to say, this is an unbearable situation for a pay as you You can depend on Haatlngz Aluminum products for long, lasting beauty, comfort and economy. Whether ytxi need Siding « Storm Window* and Door*. you will do well Jarnos Groaa, who came home from two-week*’ boot training at Great Lakes NSYal TtAlnftig CrnUr. * Mr*. Tvra Owtza and Bob Mother jf Grand Rapids were Sunday SENSATIONAL SHOE SAVINGS Here's Why sensitive, financially conservative, flSMESEEIT go, in his sleep Aman who about such nonsense even smiles white as a 383 he dreams about cubic inch V8, lhe money he saved a 121 inch wheelbase, by buying a She can and ovw-17 Polara instead of if he shares it cubic feel of big car X? with het b'Lnk spacy? Can she? - tmtt m a wtitef Jrand Rapids. regional director, » to be the main speaker for hr evening AU parents are in­ vited to attend thia meeting. ebulk i as a pizza topping, brown the sauaage In ttie frying-pan first, then pour off the drippings before spreading on the spicy nore help. The girla are i-nawtrtng Uie call, but more adult* are era the dough far the base seeded to grewp thet. glrU Other good cholera far a plaza — topping Include cervalat or pepMont yau volunteer to help? peronl. juiced very thinly atop Seymour Menzies of Traverse the pungent tomato aauoa. AnTty w»» a guest of his cousin, other good variation for a plzsa fra PrankAndrus, for a few topping usee alleed smoked mulays this week en route to Fiori- aage links. Combine It with she- I ULCERATED Accountant. SO, sure enough, the milk diet didn't work and now he says . . . 'SELL T^HOSE DOGS!! GET THEM OUT!!' 'FORGET THE COST!! WE NEED CASH!!' Official Call to Barry County REPUBLICAN CONVENTION So, an accountant's wish is our command. Hurry you'll be glad you did, foil the purpose of electing dele* good feeling you'll have knowing gates to the State Gynvention, and such other business as may come before the convention. down and pick up the savings and think what you've arrested the pain in poor Brother Bob's Abdomen. And now a word from our sponsor: "Polara. COURT ROOM of the BARRY COUNTY COURT HOUSE in Hoeting,, Michigan. DONNA BALDWIN.- Secretary lorry County Republican Committee B5 Dodge Polara OWKS HASTINGS MOTOR SALES • 220 E. State St. �The Hastings Banner 50th Farmers’ Week Set Early in February begin the 50th annual pilgrimage Uvcetock. lim economic*, turn boar slud especially built for swine artificial insemination in the coun- They’ll pack th* kid* in the car naU“*1 rceourcc*. muck crop* Outstanding display* include SO In *11. nearly 400 aUthorttiea cn Uie Michigan State University from throughout the -ountry will the agricultural engineering de­ campus. appear to report on everything partment. from nut growing and tractor* to food from -Mother Hubbard » Cup- will pei lann paring agriculture of 50 years ago will be MSU President John A. wUli the modern, scientific f*nn the -Missouri Rabbit." Hannah and Tran Van DUin. forand home of today Twenty Mail department* and 10 farm aaaocls- new Abram* Planetarium and Uie tlona and groups wiU exhibit tire new Biochemistry building In the the United Stales. • Golden Annivervary - From Piogreaalve Past to Forward-Looking MHU farm Futur..* lud«ln< ae*tch unit of Animal Husbandry. contest*, the latest research Into Department which ~h** the bftly SPECIALS THIS WEEK! Mermen's Skin BracerR” *n1° 77' Secret Roll-On 69 Rexall Aspirin 84' Economy Hol Waler Bottle *1” Economy Fountain Syringe if,T *1 ” Saccharin Tablets $1 98c Sise . . . For Only 5 Gr. U.S.P., 300-BoHla Bliss Sells lo French Air Force' Deficit 6.64 Per Year, Plot Shows Reduces Dutch Elm Disease L'nl- i XTTSLS Dlvtb.m and Michigan Ktate Univeraliy for rity foresters. the prenldmey Minirllme be­ July, IMA He Joined (orPark superintendent*, and fore nell In 1 SKI I as an iw>< late pro other*. l*m year good result* were pwrimeut of English. and dean Biiaa' amatlng and launching tnunitlt* In tlio Stale which co­ of the College of Aria and operated with the Plant Indus­ Sdeiue, before becoming a try Division in Joint programs vfttr president. Dr. Keatti waa Service plan to install Uie equip- Under such agreement* the di­ formerly an Inatruetiir at Engvision conduct* Dutch elm dis- lf«h and axsUtant profAaaor at protect military aircraft from overrun crashci on land-based flridings by laboratory analyiia. runway*. Two BUxs BAK - 12 arnwUng on the removal and destruction Uwalavt. he lettered In football. unit* were installed at LannYork t onpiunity High Reboot. Blhoue in mid - November, and ElmhurMt 111., graduating in IMS. During World War II. he from a diseased tree to a healthy roae from private to major und liis Jet fighter plane. The BAK-12 units were picked up in There la no known cure once a with the U.8. Army Ground Force*. Married, he la lhe Norfolk. Va. by the French airfather at three grown children. Boyer, who explains that intanaevrral m Isola rly bo<A«, yewra has been unable to find a Tito French government tuu placed order* of more than 1500 - | 000 for 12 aircraft arrmtlng *yaterns designed ami built by tinE. W. Blisa company. rrprrTwnu* an accuinuiai- ‘LU' ’till JS* uw. uw!> ua SICT. .i»n« ju>a w* .. 2" ’ni' «rl» average ywr. Tt>f Tart that we B^ahv^JuinL!? • h^^hA’ L^marVim^t.nL^ •but what U more important is tliat nearly Uuee quarters of the water las* Is due tz> txmr sail management." John Hamp. Work Unit Conservationist for the Barry Soil Conservation District, analyzed the soil loss report on the plots noting that soil losses decreased as protective measures applied increased. Hamp and Streby report that ways to beat the drouth are a.* follow*: Cross slope cultivation; colour cultivation; minimum tillaM^uid adequate ferUUza- method of recovery is very easy! Ironside one each. whTO know *"* T,*J' fwl ■ T’1'’ 5a»°« young»Ur* had to “Ul ,IU>re Pt"P'r Ult' corae ,‘Om b*hlnd Alnl“ Th'5' advantage of lhe opportunity to trailed 11-12 at the quarter and learn lhu technique Abbey aald 31-21 at mtermuuuoo. They . .. . .. .w-m the third and moved auljn.the final? for their victory. tlon He can be Jim King scored 1» to lead the the sheriff'* office. locals, John Peterson had IB, i Alan Dean 7 and Jim Williams. Bob Ironside and Steve Taffec each had 5 points The following information was collected at Uie Tri-County run­ off plots located at the W. K. Kellogg Bird Sanctuary by R. R. Van Dusen, wildlife specialist. The Grand Rapids Kent A Barry County office ot the Mich­ igan Employment Security CommlMion 1* talpng applications of youth. 17 through 21. for enroll­ ment tn a Youth Mental Ma- Area Youth to Enroll Now in Name Mike Davis Junior Conservation Club President Training Class dent ol lhe Junior Barry Crxxnty lar meeting. Jan. 4. Other offi­ cer elected included Richard Cassidy, vice prtwldwit: Lind* McQvalne. secretary; Dennis Districts of Kalamazoo. Barry and Calhoun, who sponsor the Manpower Development and Re­ Frick, treasurer and BUI H*mplots: training program. Frank ChrUtaffiliate with the 4H Club for a trial period which will end announced. in April. Green. waa called to Detroit last and eligible youth wUl be paid Mrs. Francisco's Sister Succumbs retailer? Bring borne thoae bone* stock in cooking liquids or ■auce* Bone* contribute rich flavor and nutrient* Waste them notl Woods, «i>. who died Tuesday. sclxwl graduate* will be Ambush" or "20-Carat" ketbal! player yeans, winning ac- 1063-54-55 UPHOLSTERING Only *1.50 Saxons — 3rd Straight Young W in Report Spray ; United State*. Dona Cologne Milt in "Tabu Jaycee Auxiliary Sees Demonstration On Resuscitation Area Rainfall Hastings High's Junior Vanity basketball squad. after dropping Monday night al Southeastern their lint four game*, broke the with president Gladys Gillett Friday and Saturday ported wU s County Run-off Plots have con­ being planned for the next meet­ tinued to daeline lor the fourth ing Hostezsm for the evening were Carl* Pultr. Gladys Gillett >trsight. Barry County Extension "Dim - and Wlllo Fuhr Greenville reThia reflect* a similar redac­ was Dick Abbey from the sher­ tion in total rainfall since iff* department She showed a The little Saxons »tariad rlov» inovle about artificial-------------reausltaEffective ianltatlon and spray 1ML .---------------------------------flnn uu »»e*wt heart — — - massage, muMtr n- then thru ..... ly against GraenivUe. taking »a program* can reduce a communThe average rainfall for this l‘ °n anil demonstration with -'R» Resi- —> • x__ -m. . ra t Inr, with —- j 8-7 first perlid lead but spurttd DB. WILLIAM REA KEA4T _ .in lhe second quarter pumpirg Nflwiv named , actual Htlnlall since 1055 |1M 1 cue Annie." Watmr stale i niv<.r<iiv i nr ! eweged 2850 inches or a deficit, Everyone then tried mouth to'| in'28 point* to the visitors' 11. »-1■ In.the-third canto they hit 10 c«*e la inevitable In communl- wXut kJ: Keil .Xdemk > •« • points lo nine for lhe young Yel. . , j ,«. . . , . .1 low Jackets and then coasted lo ited ed loss lot* of of 7S.4 7S.4 tnehea inches of of rainfall rainfall, Abbey staled th|*t every in- ij>e win veraity. Dr. Kea*t. appointed poorly carried out. should- -■know how to by the WBU Board ..| Govr^ or 2.047,260.8 gallon* or water per :; dividual ------T John Peterson led the JV* with *cr». । properly "recover ” a person He ' nor*, aurceeds Dr. < lareeire B. -recover' He „ Jlm Kln< had y A!gn recent meeting conducted by HUberry wbo la retiring after "Up to December 1. 26M inch- «tre**ed that it Is especially Im- (Dean and JJm William* each It year* a* pre«id«-nl and 33 es ot rainfall haye been recorded portant for mothers , hB41 7 j)gn Heath 4 Jim Beadle 500 ’A-Gr. Tablets SPECIAL OFFER ^rflnn Twft—PnnM I tn R V—/ vi J... I Id Thursday. January 14, 1965 three straight the honors in RUBBER STAMPS municipalities that achieved efDetroit Friday with burial in1 Acacia Park Cemtery nmr Royal । Chand Rapid* THE FURNITURE BUILDING Wayne Hasel FWowa 374-35U The Youth Metal Machine Op­ erator Training class will start CooUa»oo« Youth In ten* ted tn thia train- Improved mechanization will allow fann animals lo activate device* fat dispensing their own..Security ff<xl •nd »ewnUng to.-. dT Chfri^ . CfcrI V- ,uuState Ida Dr. Charles Trurcdcll. • univertttv agricultural sciential. Hera, he cay* take only eno-1 Jimmy Hasneimon first h*nd.twauMh ta Lhe time required fe' “ ifcr conventional feeding rwtb-jM Mad* to Order All SIsm Stomp Pads .**. * Ink and Supplies SCfiADERS Office-Supplies I a person doing the task. Paimer Adi Benefit YOUJ H.C.B. is open until 5 p.m. I REAL ESTATE Top Listings In TOWN AND COUNTRY PROPERTIES ’That's a SWITCH! ■> A Nld HOME IN THE FIRST WARD has two bedrooms bath ubstalrs. end down, one bedroom, living room room, kitchen and full bath, garage with cement di hardwood floors, cap Insulated, storm windows and A RIAL NIC! HOME IN TH I IW WARD, ha* two good bedroom* and screens, is Insulated, new roof, full basement, and a large g*rago—$10,000.00 A PLACE IN MIDDLEVILLE, has house with six room*, and there are three nice lot*, all for----- .....----------------- .$>,000.00 WE HAVE A COOO MODERN FOUR REDROOM HOME TO A BEAUTIFUL HOM I RIGHT ON MIDDLE LAKI 1120 feat laka A REAL GOOD BUT IN A GOOD HOME IN TH! 2ed WARD. Km four bedroom* ar^S MMH MM rts upst»lis and down ora bedroom, l.ving rt^B ■■ I ■ kitchen and full bath, and library, has baser jlf I |> . burner, s double gart’^^"1^ AT PLEASANT SHORES THORNAPPLE LAKI A NEW COTTAGE, the main part is 20 x 24 ft. and added to this is an 8 x 24 ft. room, large screened-in porch all finished in knotty pine, threepiece bath, hat a flowing well, and large septic tank large enough for two cotteget, large drain field, »emi-basement for $12,000.00 A BEAUTIFUL HOME AT ALGONQUIN LAKI, all on one floor, has large living room with fireplsce. three nice bedrr ’ closets with overhead lights, has bath and one-half. g*rsg*. aluminum siding, paneling woodwork in living room, an excellent road, ichool but service, lor$20,000.00 A REALLY &MR MM ■ Ota WOODLAND VILLAGE, ha* throe bedroom* ■■ ■■ vo bedrooms, living, room, dining room, kisck JlfL 1>.1 basement, with gas lurnaCe. would sell c^ — th 20% down WE HAVE TWO SCHOOL HOUSES TO SELL VIRY REASONABLE, one has a hooting plant, well, septic tank and on hard top mad can convert them AMERICAN GOLD SEAL TRAILER HOUSE, size 10 m 55 ft., has all equipment, two bedrooms, living room, dining area, kitchen and bath, situated on nice lot with good well and septic tank and drain field, lots trailer bouse and all for —$7.*00.00 FURNISHED HQpE IN MAPLE GROVE TWP. FOR RENT. Reason­ able rental to small family, •nd down one bedroom, living room, dining room room, kitchen and n b*fh, full batemenf. g*i a • garage, For --$7,500.00 . A NICE BUNGALOW IN THE SECOND WARD, all on one floor, has living rodm. dining room, kitchen and full bath, three bed­ rooms. closets, has basement and a gas furnace, br A REAL NIC! HOME OUT IN CARLTON TWP. on • kitchen, hasted lancad in tot $ WE HAVE A HOME IN RATTLE CREEK, with three bedrooms end bath up pnd down It has one bedroom, living room, dining room. TWO VACANT LOTS In Hardendertf Addition with sewer, weter and curb and gutter and gal all In for .....$100.00 m. $1,200,00 bMk A PEACH OF A VACANT LOT ON ALGONQUIN LAKE, ha* a tfee*. for$2,100.00 A SCENIC PLACE ON THORNAPPLE RlVER 24 acre* cto»e In % mile of river front, lots of tree* and,building site* for only . w $4,200.00 A BUSINESS PLACE IN VERT GOOD LOCATION, bdek building 25 * 113'. full basement, furnace, hat stool and lavatory. Some banks promise you great things H.C.B. does them. We have the most mod­ ern facilities in the Greater Hastings area . . . to serve you better . . . faster efficiently. See the light! INCOME PROPERTY IN THE lit WARD, two family, the lower THRU NICE BUILDING LOTS ON HASTINGS HEIGHTS. rent* for $55.00 per month, tower apartment ha* living room, three bedrooms, large kitchen, lots of cupboards, bath with shower stall, utility room, laundry room, upper apartment ha* throe room* and bath, full basement ------------ .....$4,000.00 A RIAL COOO, COMFORTABLE HOME IN THE FIRST WARD. Hjitmgs. has two badroems and bath upstairs, and down a HASTINGS SALESMEN Carl NMEbtom** Mom pbeee—WI 5-1004 Rickard Sloeere—WI 5-5158 fireplace In the dining room, has a one stall R*r*g« and H situ­ ated on I lots-------- -- — ----------------........$1,000.00 porch, full beeement with automatic 0.1 heat, garage in base­ ment. carpets and drapes, will tell with $1,000.00 down for ( $12. DOOA0 ANOTHER YEAR HOUND PLACE AT ALGONQUIN-LAKE. *11 on one floor, with basement, living room, with dining bedrooms, ktfchen. shower and sfcxsl and lavatory. Hnstinqs CiTij Bnnk MEMBER: Fedaral Deposit Ihsurance Corporation Friendly, Neighborly Service for 77 Continuous Year A REAL GOOD HOME IN THE Ird WARD, with living room. din. IsTATI y �-THE BAITINGS HANNWM Hastings at Charlotte After Splitting Pair Saxons Lose HAN DLl OP 1’ X 1-FIHE. ' LSCRawS TO WOWUNr. JDiSCAMpek BAMBOO | Cage Roundup Overtime Tilt OAMlla ntlDAT MIGHT To Greenwile toil. Down Alma 74-ftl &TIP-UPS QalMtani A>4l>U St Mausvss. Cltwaa Scott* U M»»l« V*1I*J In Potiponad Tilt There Saturday Night Coach Bob Vander Veen's Has­ tings High basketball squad split their game* Friday and Satur­ day night, losing an overtime heartbreaker here to lhe fine Greenville Yellow Jackets. 61-60. then downing a determined Alma squad on the Panther court Sat­ urday night. 74-64 Jerry Fuller lofted to a field goal to the final three seconds of the extra period to give Greenthe Blue * Gold which had made a terrtAc comeback in the fourth period to send the West Central contest into the extra throe minutes. In the overtime. Hastings moved ahead one point when Steve Schondelmayer converted then Dan Plank Im on a jump shot and Greenville led, 50-58 ' With 15 seeondsXto go Bteve O’Donnell hit for two points and Hastings was back on top Greenville took time out with II seconds remaining, and with • three seconds on the clock had came tn to Fuller and the smooth guard swished the net with a 13-foot side shot and the game GAMES SATUaDST Dallas st Ml4dl.au. WEAVY-MAOC TiP-UPs ARC AVAILS* 4 I mtrra HoLtt > re 3 MIL M14«rvlU* CtUSaali St. waytaas M. Kwtavtor aa. Kaaawa'Hills M. ItawUl— »7. Dallas *S, OslMkorx Aasaxa 4& • HOTGMftd UNWaAFUNOER I.': ES CiU.-IIr lAJiEOAt* Hastings Wrestlers Again J z~w • ——■ y J ___ fin — settle for supporting roles, broke Big Orioles Upset Redwings the pace for his teammate*. Before he, was pulled In the third quarter he rang up 34 In Key Clash to breaking his own record of 40 pointe set test year In a game against Charlotte. lAikewood Travel* Philipps, too. had a good night and in his usual scrappy manner To St. John* After began the night by pumping in Romp, Over Alma two field goals in Uie early mi>The Hastings High Saxons, mente and went on to add 13 scoring a 74-64 victory over Alma more points before the final Saturday night to their first Rescue Youth After He, Bike Go Through Ice Mint* Iblnc into fourth fore Hastings gal going. Olton- Hastings lost- 1U captain and finest player. Lublenteeki. ria Uie foul route with 2x30 left in the period. Greenville lost Dave Bal- in the canto w ~ , Greenville had Uie ball a* the regulation time was runijiUR out. working for lhe final good shot. Fuller took the shot but mlived just aw the horn blew. As time calm lad took the last shot, but this time he didn’t miss. Hastings had Ave more field Saturday night his feaxens to a Alma. 74-64. The his fourth season Lubicniockl led big victory at Scalar, playing on the Vanity, | the Blue A Gold their first appear-. keiball court, moved Into a Ue By the end of the Ont quarwith Charlotte for fifth place in the West Central standings os a. At half time they Greenville and 8L Johns share J. In the third. Alma the top rung after Charlotte1*7 points to the Vikupset of the Redwings Friday night. 61-59. Greenville scored a thrilling 61-40 victory over Hastings here but with a good deal of scram­ who still clung to lhe edge of the same night to gain the Ue bling as the Vlklnga pushed Uie broken ice. The lad grabbed ■ lor the lead ulWi the Orioles' as- through for 18 more points to the rope and wua pull.d t , the Piyithcr*' 10. b> Hagerman. Tids inekletil had a happy Starting for Lakewood besides Grand Ledge and Lakewood ■ emalned right behind.ThoCom­ Hewitt and Philipps waa Mike OToole. Ron Prance and Walter ets defeated Ionia. 71-85, and luikewood romped over invading ■ BurilM'' Reed. Others seeing ac­ tion during the first half were Alma. 04-50 This Friday night the Saxons Ln Von Hamp. Butch Carr, Tom will travel to Charlotte In a Barnum and John Booher. After water. Thanks to Die timely walk “must" game for both teams two minutes of play in Uie sec­ by Mrs Pattison and quick think-1 ond half. Coach Roger Eggers lug by Hagennan. Uie boy did * Johns. Grand Ixdge to Green­ pulled Hewitt. OToole and not suffer such a fate France. For Uie balance of the ville and Ionia to Alma. second half every Viking squad Charlotte's big eagers upset member who had not seen action 5 Coach Bill Swears prevlousdj' during the night were thrust into ‘ r. . . unbeaten Redwings when Carl uit iuc records show **»•, Uie w gap The that e/»»t/CM*cre w» I/l Peterson s t e p p e d to the free Vlklrigs quite a night. thro* line with three-seconds Hamp added 14 pointe to those C/j6J,/num fL? 6,'5B OToole drilled m in ii. 11, uvorgc George' uauai Leaders ui of ouu Bob King'sa Satur• — ■ — rc- " | w rooie ariuea t tnrv lo{Xat Ht Johns i0?*11!' .. B .I Johnson and Tom Barnum Barnum had S day clay morning morning basketball leagues ' 8 each. Dave Bjork and John are unbeaten teams, with the Sharing game honors was Al­ ma's Paul Dean, a Sophomore alio turned in a fine perform­ ance. Dean hit on eight out of 17 attempts from the floor and nine out of 13 guts. HOWTO HweFiin ZifhlQfQ ryi III City Tournament . onitiAij cHa'i))io)ii/ SILHOUETTE SOLID BODY ELECTRIC GUITAR Killing Deer Illegally Very Costy Here TOTALS it a st ■ nos EXPERT TIRE SERVICE Hetotwi JIM BARR Tire Shop U. s. ROYAL DiMributoe S8950 Now & Used Tirwe Maawtod FREE! MUSIC CENTER IM W. Stale WIS-4U4 Fin farming NMtibd Towmhto s Day- r Scout Troop 50 and their hunt leader. William Lewis. H-on a Polar Bear Gamp Out uuuoo. pleaded guilty before Yankee bpnng* Justice William Hummel! of using to* many fiihing Unas on Big Guernsey 1 I and hiked Members of the troop i are Jerry Daniel*. Jerry Ekhi “ ■ •“ w Paul Hammond and Danuy and reconditioned. SHARPEN UP YOUR GAME Open Bawling SATUR­ DAYS AND SUNDAYS and Most Mott W WEEKDAY and AITSSUAAMC AFTERNOONS. -------------- Bob & Mickey Lambert Your Haeta HASTINGS BOWL INC Woodland at Michigan ¥ Phone WI 5-3487 WBCH WEATHER DIAL HHS Fronh Top Laketvoml. Delton Scouts Have Camp-Out ment hat' been chocked 24 HOURS A DAY HWunl r HUMd. M. in-, N 52-35 Michigan, and hu father-in-law. Hastings High's Freshman bas­ Leopoldo Martlnex. 54. R2 Has­ ketball team scored sn impreatings. were given five-day jail sentences by Municipal Judge wood's Frosh on the Viking's L. E Barnett when they pleaded court Thursday. guilty to Illegal possession and Mike Htigerald led lhe Ut­ killing of a deer. ile Saxons wtih 15 points. Greg ted the man after ... all of our lane« have been returfaced for the new season and all equip­ YOU CAN BE WEATHER WISE total was more than double as iincreased throughout Low­ er Michigan . . Judge Barnett recommended This Tht HHS tth that Hlited be placed in the custody of the sheriff so that he pm. encounter with the i'.add­ could continue to perform his ling Orioles. duties as custodian of Uie Court - FOR FUN and HEALTH F/. Four! persons who arc prihably Top awards for actual scores went to the Hide Floor team from sorry about the bounty sy.^tem— the Bliss circuit. 3640; to Car! and not because it is a wAte of your game license money — are Asplnall and Carl Hathaway in : the doubles, 1382; to Wayne three men from Kingsford in Uie Decker in the singles, 634. and to UJ*. and one from Niagara. Wis . Bob Carmoney in the all-events. 1near Old Buxx’s old ttamping grounds. The four lru-d u> ;«jcket IB10. The team champion in the' Michigan bounty money on three 1964 handicap tournament was 1cojotes shot in Wisconsin Iron Municipal Judge Bill the Nite Oy-ls of Uie E. W. Bliss Mountain : league with 3048 while Bob Lam­ Bolognesl fined each one 3100 bert and Harry Long won th< Wild Area biased across 20388 doubles wlUi UM, Knime th Enge»eth the singles with 504 and 1acres tn Michigan tn 1064, the Long took the top all-events 1highest figure In IS years. Al­ though last year's 1.250 fires award with 1678 WITH A ■ M| VbBII Ml IUM H ■>■■■■■ ®3 had some of our hlbematora Ray Wolfe. 1033 N. Broadway. - woodchuck Last year there were 70 teams ------reported seeing a woodchuck entered tn the event, plus 128 U’? t*rn at Aims rmgledoubles. 214 stnglto and 174 in “»*/“«* on N. Broadway. .. a.'giJEW' . ... -.-T. . .. w»w<M _____tVnr.rl.-r what Mr Wmtrhuck I..!1.'tfi ls°g; WITHOUT HALF TRYING DrA'tnoot' w DeadlineJan. 24 mm Teams Remain Unbeaten Intennlssion Charlotte gained o Dajtcl 6U[er nnd Piul 8tuaft the 5Ul arBde loap the Red'P°.lDt.»n J!'* Ith?'1 .f*r each scored a tree throw. Reed wings on top in the 6th Grade Hastings High's wrestling team. —------1 mto Uie finale trailing by three. <nd Carr failrd *cOrc but' circuit, lhe mini and Spartans to tex* the second year, captured i and Jim Andrews won the 103s e w-vu. 40-40. muse than made ud for U by sal-.first place to ths 7th Grade pound UUe tiUe by defeating defeaun. Mike runner-up honors in the Lew H.'pound > __ I' Peterson and Dick Dkk Lux scored j। llnf up scaring plays. wheel and the 76 es out In front ■ __ u — • __ ... __ __ ________ ■ . I .k.-l — A A Brown of Lakeview, 8-0 Lamb Wrestling tournament A F fTT C I I ** * * 14 points for the Orioles and Bob ’। High scorer for the night went < in the 8th Grade league, which was inaugurated a year Consolation or third - place 4' Lux had IL Clark Berkhousen, to p, u] Dean of Paul of Alma Alma wltn with 251. Results Saturday. Jan. 3: ' AlLkXJ ” ?!. ‘ 5? points a 6-foot-l sop I points. Dean, 6-fdot-l sophotings superintendent of schools ... — ™ uh Grade League ‘j*1* I8, Al Werblsh 17 and Al ulore< Alma's only hopet jor( and to earn money for the Lamb Hatra ot Battle Creek. 7-1; Ytatp Anderson 10 Ulc nl„llt KllJ a{jcpl ft, ।ball Knickerbockers 34 — Garry Hall j scholarship fund Dennis MacKiniie, who defeat­ ! 16. 16 Cota 14. 14 Greg Oreo Martin 4. 4 LakInk- j Oatdoor Trail-Our State CqpVf preUmi- , handling and on Uie boards, ed Bob Swantuk. GJt. Inion. Bailie Creek Lakeview's Its M -.t, I, Baxter tw. era 33 — Jerry 13. WW.. Date irvatlon Department has |“fmSa trailed Grand Ledge I v,k,n« »“> ll“e • cha ttrvaUon has Fisher 12, Greg Crawford 5 and p with an idea we've aluay* , , “ to move into U»e coveted f defeated Roy Bodell. Charlotte. Jamie Pryor 2. 76'era 52 — Rick | 4-1. Hastings wrestlers winning wondered about. The experts suggest that anglers can reduce i slated to meet St Johns there. Saturday a e c u mortality, losses among under- 1 w totaUto.... u,. m Cale and Bob Gibson. sited trr—t■ they catch this Win_,c uqmejs ll“ *6-15 at the; >>., |»_,i winas’ 5-, Attoik *• Warriors 22 — t«- InltXt.-i tofvmovv **“ the '<Or* W UP X,18hUlU 12. Jeff MUlCI 6 Mid DOUJ The cMmplonshlp matches: -wl^u'd #{ the *»•«- T"' ud«e« Acker 4; Celtic. 18-Tom Hoke —Ctack Mllltr. Alblcn. d« Grand Ledge, the defending VS-FOUND UUoavd ES ruxk. Lsktvtvw. I L tav^ subdra^Ftroto fishermen * M‘4S "**' lnl° »»>e finale *'rbUh' a 8-,oot-5 "bounding Hammond 6 r^, champion, was fourth with 58 hy * "... Mike Edge! Casteleln 2: Hawks 17-Rfchard Edge] led led Grand Grand Ledge aUr points, as Battle Creek Central are encouraged to simply cut with 10. Doug Baribeau and Jim I St. Johns in a recent poll was Casteleto 3; Hawks 17—Richard took Uilrd with U points. their leaders, leaving the book in Richardson each had 14 and Ed ranked fourth in the state. Last Buller 6. Bruce Edger 5. Dave Frier. Ot»od L»4j» Charlotte won fifth place with Coleman 4 and Paul CUrtl* 2. ury KaagU, BatUa < Meister Meteter 13. Jim LyUe Lytle had 28 for j week the Red Wings fell before 47 point*. Albion had 35, Grand <1 Kan Cota. HaaUaga IonUl- John Mow ait 15 and John I the Lux brothers und Charlotte Rapids Union 22 and Portage 14. £X?to sphere 13. by the M»re 61 to 56. Coach Eg-Buckeyes 8—Bill Feldpausch 4. Hastings came out of the rug­ inrTrt T11c Comtu won Uie Junior1 gers said that Uie. defeat will -..I Gordon Hoses 3 and Philip Gasged compeUtion with two cham­ EdMta I^rtmmT SnSI EK SSiftK ^h Varsity game. 56-50. to stey un-|gtve Bt. Johns C a psychological j per I; Spartans 32 - We. Van­ pions Tom Gibson won tlu* 180Brad ,OtuiingL uepanmimt nani^^n ln lca<uc p[ay edge tf nothing more. Last year' Elenburg 20. Dick Arnold and pound trophy by defeating Jim biologist tor lhe *outhcm Lower' Lakewood's Randy Hewitt I lhe Vikings trimmed the St-'Kevin McKcough 4 each. Bill Wlnatanley of Grand Ledge. 3-1. Peninsula. In Uie delicate proce-u and Bon Philippa led their [Jahns boys three times. I VanDenburg and Pat Weller 2 of having fishermen work'loose Viking squad to an easy victory I • —— •-----------each; mini 23—Elmer Smith 11. । hooks wpMh small trout have over the Paaih<ra of Alma 1 Speed may not only spoil a I Jim Peterson 6. Bteven Merrill swallowed. A large pereaitage’of 1'rldsv night. M lo M. half. (trip for yourself and others and-and Steve Gillam 3 each. Oo< these fish suffer Injuries that They went into the finale out Hewitl. who has been closely U may shorten your life. Give phera 30—Mouse Reynolds 13. | cause them to die. adds Durltok- guarded all season nnd forced to happiness-don't take it away in front. 56-43, but to that thrill­ Dan Hess 4 and Jim Ellis 3; Woli tf rabbit hunting at the Rose­ ing lost period Alma moved up Olktoa. Lake wildlife research Center to wtthln six pointe on two oc­ near East LansUig Is any todicacasions before the Saxons could find-Uie range again a. noI—there are coltontrUb a-plenty ODoniWll played one of his OUMt best gam/s against Alma, work­ “hXm’bui lS’.u aouthern Michigan this aea1mi u> Torres; tie B«i-1 son. Our Jack Taylor and others ing wuljzun the boards and sink­ have reported harvesting some ing five out of 15 field goal at­ dandy rabbits, too. Through the tempts and seven out of 12 gifts. end of December, Che cottontails take wllhin the Rose Ijtke StateGBhENVILLE with Uie center'* record-setting clip of 1057. Already. Hose take hunters have bagged more bun­ nies than they took during the enure Pall and Winter M-tuon of a year ago Throughout :-.>uthcrn Michigan, about 13 million cot­ TOTAU* tontail were shot In 1057. and this year's kill could will ap­ proach that figure. Our Game Merle Haines, secretary of the Hasting* Bowling Association, Warden Gene Brown und our rabbit population U real good, report* that Bunday, Jan, 24. is and hunting is fine It has been the deadline for entries for the 24th annual Men's City league a ''phenomenal uprising.'' Brown tournament • To Enter Men’s Ellis and Mike Hubbell 3 each; Green Hornets 14-Art Merrill and Jeff Kennlston 6 each, Bill Goggins 2; Red Wings 6—Bower­ man 4. Adams 2; Black Scorpion* 2 — Jerry Whitney 3; Untouch­ ables 21—Spencer Goodyear 11, jvff Hoke 4. Steve Edger 3. Tom Ijoc* 1; Olobe Trotters 12 — Steve Chenoweth 6, Sieve Brownell 4, Jeff Rodek 3. Sunday evrnlng Jamei Gilles­ pie. son-of Mr. and Mra. Pau) Gillespie of 1635 Fine Lake, de­ cided to ride his bicycle across Fine Lake to visit a friend. He and his bicycle crashed through the lee and both took a surprise dip. Cheetahs 14 — Craig Fry 8, The ins lads isos cries eric* for ior help »«•»» were •**> Mike Hall Hau 4. Bob bod Shumway nnumway 3; a: heard by Mrs. William P>‘u*on :i Wolverine* Wolverines .. 12—— Ed .MeKeough 8, ~ — -r-; ' Di,n M>ers and T* walking with her dog. j each; Longhorns She ran to Uie James Hagerg man home for help. | _______ #__ Hagerman. 5041 Walnut Ridge. I __ „ _ waval ArwAemy was 2nd in Lamb lournament^^^^^^^.^^^ss^'^^z tings close the gap by the end W the period. 15-U. In the second frame Uie Saxctis couldn't And the basket, sinking only-six out of 19 shots at the visitors drilled seven out of 12. The Yellow Jackets led. 33-30. at intermission Each team scored 14 points in lhe third period. Hastings pump­ ing In eight straight points at the start then Greenville took over and sank six paints In a verlnes 10-Torn H 8. Stephen Prodaai 4. Chuck BuntheUner 3, Ricky Morgan and Kevin Kurr 3 each; Wildcats B-Bteve Stew­ ard. Jim Cummins, Dennis Mur- Automatic Weather Information at All Hours of the Day! J HASTINGS and BARRY COUNTY RADIO i (d 5 Hear Us At 1220 On Your Radio Dial �iUno Maatif 33. 7-Up 31 and I Nashville Gravel 38. I Jim Anuun paUefl 200-386. I John KaMtwky 2M-M4. Dave Reynolds 215-568, Lou SiUbcc ; 558. Ed McKroagh 554. Kingsley Bennett 533. Curt Awrey 215-531. Dick Hudson 204-529. Jim Bourne .224-526, Benny Kenton 525. B:l! Burn* 228-534. Pete Kruger 207­ '617. George CogswtU Old, Km Stahl 210-521, Rod Newton 510, Paul Sevka 207-506 and Gene Orabau 500 HASTINGS •OWUNG I Standings 4 4 1 IH . XI available through Dog Ward­ en Dean Braden at the aher- MONDAY MIXERS rolled by Doris Stanton, 190-553 Irene Heath had 203-531. Alma CovlUe 191-473. Vai Braith 173­ 470. Betty Sothard 170-452. WlrU Chandler 178 - 458. Sue Lambert 194-438. Mary Schreiner 158-357. Lql* Carl 187-457. Marge Camp­ bell 142-410. Marge Haan 186­ 491. Marge Wieland 187-481. El­ len DavU 18B - 458. LaWanda Converse 141-385. Nancy Btonehouat 131-339. Jackie Annin 191­ 512. Joan Kaalnsky 476-452. Judy Schantz 124-367 and Myrtle Cud- IIT-kI Central COMMERCIAL MINORS Standings: Smith Bros. 45- V Brewer 519. Gordon Norris 213­ 588, Lyn Howe 505 and Dick Kaechde's und Hasting* Ca­ Hunt 218-504. Ella Glllell posted 168-422. De­ porat ton 35, V Store slid Has­ ting Aluminum Products 34. lores Mater 144-413. Bally Moore Chenoweth Machine 33b. Tlnk- 197-467 and Kathy Lathrop 173- •Standings: Foundry 34«4. King Utleg 31. The Banner 30. Viking. Caukln and Consumers 37, Pat­ Pina 33. Bide Floor 33 b. Lathe tern Monument 38*4. Team 18 33. Can Plant 29 b. Core Room tuts 24 points and Hasting* ElecFlyer* 27, Red Crown.,. Engineer* and Pattern Shop 26. Vise and Carl Hathaway waa tlte out­ Charger* 25. Office 23. Blazcn standing krglcr. snuggling 204- and Lucky Striker* 21 and Mix5IH. Cart Aspinall portal 207-581. Galen Daniela 545. Paul Wood­ man 207-545. Ixxi Silsbee 509. THURSDAY MATINEE Food Center, McAllister and Denny Frederickson 203-519. Kay Standings: Host Inga Motor Bonnet A Gown 44L-Banncr 39. Moore 518, Jim Barr 202-525. Sale* 48. Lydy Trucking 41. CanAlary's and Northiude 38. Has­ Bud Water* 512. Pete Kruger ----- - _— -­ 226-522 ana and i*en Ken ucmoi* Dernott oiw. 508. < tings Heights 35’.-. Parmalee zsD-MC Freddie Kiddo; posted a 184. high Crystal Candlesi 34 and Rambler* 28b. Big D and GUIs 24 - and Mich. Magnetic* and Sheriff * game for The Banner, but skid- 10ded his next game, to 101 and Faye Allen led the lassies with Girl* 23 b finished with 422. I 188-511. Higdon chalked 170-450. -----------Ada SkedgeU 170-438. Lol* KenHASTINGS CLASSIC LEAGUE COMMERCIAL MAJORS yon 158-434. Penny Ritchie 1«Standing*: Sports Bor 42H. 4,6 “nd Bobbee Handy 150-410. in the hot Char Circuit last Piston Rings 40. Harwood's IGA; , Wednesday, firing 232-810 Mate 29. Miller's 38',. CUy Food 36b.j TUESDAY MIXED LEAGUE Haines ported 245 for solo honors 34. Larke Buick. 32. Roush standings: SentStanding*: Keller's Keller'S Cities ClUeaBervand finished with 695 as did Joe 7-Up I'aklMW 31. Welcome Tavern 30. lcc 53, Highlands Dairy and Giriarowskl who had a 315 high Aluminum Products .and Tyden jr—'• *• ..iv a* anAm* .,—.1 Ken's A Bob'* g Gulf 43. Andrus game. Keith Craig rolled 208-544. Corporafton -------------22 arid and Montgomery Insurance 42S. Sikock's MaraBhonncn Lydy 222-551, Harry Ward 1«1--------------------- *--------------- Thon 30 and 8&K Radiators 28’> Long 225-544. Herb Service 208- I Three cltap* rolled over the George Ulrich posted 186-529. 588. Wayne Decker 212-586, Dick ' 600 barrier Thursday night, ted Don Cheney 200-513. Bob Miller Bonarski 206-574. Bill Tschlda by Maynard Tucker with a 211- 192-526. Frank Richter 194-478 616. Lawrence Keeler fired 250- Pete Anderson 188-495. Walter 573. 615 and John Kasinsky >»d a Sinclair 181-488. Pralne Glover Standings: Hastings Filter* 608 with a 247 alngte effort lo 172-480. Bob McCallum 184-481. 56'-. WBCfl 50. Moore 48. Has­ cam solo honor* Harvey Haan Betty McCollum 169-465. Sueko tings Sanitary Service and Haa- posted 323-599. John McLran Silcock 194-448. Jane Sherk 156­ tlngs Milling 45. Ptpai 42. Wil­ 212-588. Rod Newton 217-565. 416 and Wilma McCollum 158­ ---- — ■ — - --- .439. Good liams Insurance 41. Heuhm Mo­ Bill Hackney 204-552. Dave-439. Good games: games: Bob Bob Silcock Silcock tor Batea and Miller's Garaev Goodyear 225-563. Dan Alkrdlng 177. Ruth Rice 182 Sharon Oto Ml, Ward Woodmansre 206-579 kill 150 and Dorothy Glover 151 Allteter'a 37',. Elk* 37. Mllter'a Max Myer* 549. Keith Craig 236------------ •-----------Duraclean 36. Milter's Pub 34. 549. Irwin Harwood 545. Wayne , pi • f • • Dowling Merchants 33. Burkey* Newton 543 ar.d B. Bums 222- I 1(1 M' *** li4 a«a Middleville to Host Delton Saturday Night Expre»ticay, KEA Eonjerence Itoiler» Meet on Trojan Court A game of particular Interest Francisco’s, Woodland, Wilson’s Still Unbeaten Francisco Farm Supply scored a 60-5t overtime victory over lhe ' mi Middleville Merchant* Thursday 1SIIVU UUJU night and Woodland Market the Hastings sauna uaaaetbail league. Also undefeated In two games is Wilson Insurance which scored a 57-42 win over Pisher-Hengesbach. Saxon Wrestlers Host Charlotte Friday Night Hastings Merchant* play Mid­ dleville at 7 and Walldorff'* Unbeaten Quint! Hasting* Bantam Pace High Scho<d B^«^ua‘,llnt Beuketball Loops Ttw Unknowns and Arquln-i the young’ people rolling telnc* are leading the Monday 11»° kames each match, night Freshman-Sophomore “Y” Bob Terry and D. Reigter ords while the Romeo* and Raid-, dated for the Middleville T-K 1 main Hasting* High gym white er* are undefeated in four game* gymnasium Saturday night when | While Hastings High School's i Ji*.Ung* Mfg. meet* Flaher- in the Junior-Senior circuit. the Trojan*, currently on top of Results Monday. Jan 4 the Expressway Conference/ en­ ' Receive top score*: Rod Newtertain the Delton Panther* who lotto Friday night to mm the Insursnev Fmhmea-Huphontore* Jon 121-217. M. Olmstead 109-2*4; Oriole eager*. Coach Bob MillEast gym. are tied for fir»t place in the Jim WY-nes led Wilson InsurArquintelne* 48-Dick Stanley E^^t^'ooodyearTl8-206. spencer Goodyear 118-206. Bbb Bob . .. ------------ ..... ------uun Kalamazoo Valley Asaoclation. Jlm VVVUI--. Jtu 14. Andy Johnson U. Ted Wood- TSry ui-219. Doug Reigter 120the Charlotte . grapplera I Ance w me one-sided wi n _ ... mansee manner 10. 10 Bill Htxim*ay Rhumwav 8S and|zQ. and ! -rr> Mark Martr Haines* Italnro 103-173, Ifn.tM Lewis levi* f,,. <■ rt ■ Sil r Fu, Ing i.. r-., n in 48 pointe Ed Boldrey This Friday night Middleville malrr Rymnauium. Dave Robinson 4, Esquire* 11 — | Ladere 188. J. Ladere 101-177, scored 8 pointe. Ed^Jfiaurer. Steve toe* to Kenowa Hills, Parch­ Gene Storkan 6. Steve Keller 3. jjm Casper 122- 183 and Jim Next Tuesday night the HHS Harrison and Roy Roush 6 each Jerry Brewer 3. Unknowns 41— । Whitney 107-181. ment invade* Delton. Hickory Corner* goes to Richland. CU- wrestler* will travel to meet and Gene Service. Merle Martin Rudy McPherson 18, Bob Cole rnax-Scotts to Maple Valley and Grand Rapids Unkm at 6 30 and and Dave Ackett had 4 and Bill Pennfteld to Bellevue. Coach Ray Page'a Middleville eager* won the ' big one" Friday t g a 1 n a t invading Caledonia, downing lhe BcolUea 63-63 which tave them their ’third straight Jim Andrews. 103 pound*, sour-1 • --------nau 14 j* Hurricanes 37-Chuck Jordan A church Volleyball league has and D Bar cd Hasting*' only pin. defeating 'Martin Martin and i. num — 1 had ... Chuck ------ —Ouenther —-— . Uh.. Larry , ><• 0. -Tom b(rn formed for play ....... during .... the .pointe. Jerry Eckman 8, n..., □nd with 2-1 records. Northview Lae Shpherd. Tarrv'»« um 6. Jerry Laubaugh 5. Dare Dave i| u'ednesdav Wednesday night conditioning .. . , Dykstra 6, Sebring and i Larry and Wayland are 1-2 and Hamil­ ftenrtnc dAebrtnn. for »he »*«- ( 6pencer 3 Knd VonLancn 1 Dar- Crawford 4 and Dick Hamm 2:!<ja*jea being conducted under ton Is In Uie cellar. 0-3. on* were Phil Arnold. 95. who!" „ hb Dowling lads ;118,1 Fink* 6-Rich Pennington 4; Youth Council sponsorship each 1 win swift led hi* Dowling lad* Middleville roared lo a 32-12 defeated D Wiseman. 6-0; Ken' .h |3 MtnU JIm Callender1 a”*1 Butch Murtch 2; Trojans %fdnwdky rvenlng in the main first period advantage and went Cole. 120. wiio dccuionrd Jerry had in Bob Gaskin 9 Don Doi- 29~J«n Kimmel 12. Ray Zeigler Hastings High gym on to win. but the game wasn't Quen 9-3; doulr* Myera. 154. (cr 5 Ehredt ,nd Dick Bry- ’• ®tldl?,ore.6' ** ^orEin i { o*'h CUr*7 dccisionivl Rhodabcck. 8-5. 6-5. ans utl4 <* and an(j Don Jjon Storm 2 pointe. pointe, ----- - Kip Rhodabeck. ’■ *nd °*2T.vVa?.d mV*™ A; Program scored 14 polnu in that big ini­ and Tom Oltwon. gnd Jonn HahIfr meo* 33-Mlke Hallffax ...12.....Jim scheduled | s,.hrdu>d Wfe----- -----------.. ..... ........... Uils Wedncaday were GI boon. 180. who decidecl- , MarV tial frame. slonrd Jim Wlnstanley. 4-1. , n ., r ««-. ™ Chamber* — ... 7. _ _____ Terry _________ Keller 5. _ Btu the Methodist vs. the Presbyter-. vic- , Keeler 6. Chris H*U 2: Bojacks ian> and tlw Catholics -Others wrretllng for Hasting* • led Walldorff'* to their 3easy “pointe vs. Grace were Greg Wood. 112; Terry KelT. h 7 34 — Johnson and Guggemo* 6 Lutheran at 7 and Woodland i-r irrIM. -n *' d n . Soenccr — „ Cmlhrri 4. 4 Jon Jon LawI.**- r-hn —h of nt the **■» nlav< lev. 127; Rt/VA SieveRobinson. 133; M Norlnn 4 nrh Rod brothers church Brethren play* Lind<nEndsley. >»: Rlii»Felske. dD Moore 2 rrnc«' »nd Lon,t 3 *“c”'!l>® Teachers and HopeChurch !4St n.ih Gibson 165 and !«■ , . had 12 for Tom Payne 2. 49'ers 33—Keith of the Rrrthr»n meets the J«vHaXti>WK Don Etowm 6I Ferrts 10. Jack Hewitt 7. Dan cees at Belfield. heavyweight Middleville outscored the Scot­ wn. Hutchin* Tom Drake Drake 1; 1; Kartrdwen"and Darrell WilHutchin* 55 and and Tom Next Wednesday the Methoties 15-13 in the second period C-------McGee “3 and "rather* llamson 44. Garry Brothers 14 14— — Jim Pronetero Francisco 3J. dlsta ploy the Grace Lutherans and 16-12 in lhe third. ^^Neil knd Bill Aww 2 each Grtg Webster and Dale Workins and the Catholic* play the PrreRob White led the Trojans . iSin MoJm sawed buSSte < ABHJJ-T 33-Bt^e Albyterians at Woodland non ’ s core d'bucket* < ®*ch; ABHJJ-T 33 — Steve Albyterians at 7. 7. At At 8 8 Woodland with 23 pointe, Stauffer had 21— and Don Curly one a* Francisco's le«Mng 12. Dick Brower 3. Kyle meets the Jayceea and Hope MONDAY BOWLERF.TTES including 18 in the first half— WED.‘AFTERNOON LEAGUE Jerry King and Ed Solomon had Standings: Walldorff * 55. Pen­ Period Louie Thompson and j J, Jlm-----------Harbin-----------------and Dave Tebo 2 The matches are 15-potnt Springport High defeated nerlod Louie tnompoon nna . --------matches are 15-potnt Standing*'. Maker's 50b. ney's 51 *a. Hastings Radio and 6. Dan Norman 3 and Jack Maple Valley Tuesday night, 67­ ... goal* ti. In i/wh 29—Tom Reynold* Rev no ds game* c tunes and team* get set a paint nnlnt for Bodel each sank Held fftch; Raider* 38-Tosn Campbell and Tom Griffith 2 TV 50. Motor Aire* 47, V*J Mo­ 49. In a Cereal Conference thril­ the extra three minute*.’ Mohn 1)008 Cook- Cecil Leffel and each game won. Teams play with 41. Stanton's 37. Hartings Clran- bil 41S. Ramble Inn and GU-1 each. ’ tiir victors with 14 Dointe Rlck lx'n* 6 re®1*’ Faulter* 22— a minimum of six and maximum more * Gems 41. Copper. I-antern If you didn't le*rn to ski at Rogers ended up with 12 for ler at Nashville. SteveCotetuto 13 Carly and Jim ’ Le« Belfield 10. Tim Williams of eight and lhe team ahead afNe-Hl 33b. Shlrkey's 27',. Vila No 2. 40. Color Center 38. Dura- an early age. University of the Scottie*. Tom Russell and at the quarter and Springport ... Bin i>SSI row ‘ gLSLS-L i clean 37b. Gardner * Drugs 36.: Michigan orthopedic surgeon* Bob Applegate had 10. ... . ... , ■ i xiuam ku. z*ku **iw**s <• wai j Enala 3. 3 t.urnanicni la ael for March 24 “ cole 4 and Ralph Peake 3. Engle 'Hastings Milling Co. 33. Cuyterradvise: “Take tt easy'' Middleville's Junior vanity bsu a ,, Thompson luumpsou iwa took Kune game ikuiiii scoring * 'Trucking and Action ... ..CX 32. Flex 42, They *ncy caution cauumi older utur, beginners remained unbeaten with a 72-48 —; .. Courthouse tjervice 29. High-'not to try to matter too many win as Gary VanBlst hit for 24 Shirley VanDenburg led the 28. Copper Lantern No 1.1 new tricks at once. polnu. . lassies with 185-506. Faye Allen lander score 42-37 going Into the last ftIld j verllnde and Pat Norman 27** and Hastings Floor Cover- | Beginner*, and out-of-condlrolled 180-501, Grace Allerdlng 44 each. each ping Galeaburg-Augusta. . period 176-447. Wilma Daniels 195-480. trading the Lion* waa Bruce landing*: Good Mriea: Shirley VanDen-’ ot Infurtea on the slope*. aay The Panther* outscored Gales­ Joyce BkrdgcU 186-449. Ruby I Merle Haines, secretary of the burg 18-12 in the first period and Hunt with 25. Mike Kilpatrick TFAM Downey 152-426. Betty Howes flhl Hastings Men's Bowling Aasoeim WooiumJ Markst 160-425 and Betty Ziegler 165­ 171-479. Irene Heath 179-486.1 to be involved in minor akl mis­ 29-12 in the second They added Dick Steward had 6. Dun Becks ‘ atlon. reports 31 teams have regFani June McKelvey 174-489. Barb 10 to the gap tn the third, pour­ 470. Florence Weyennan had a , Klerecy 176-464, Evelyn Donovan haps. Broken ankles and torr. ing in 23 pointe to II for the had 25 for Springport. i are istered to compete in the MichlWilson Insurer Insurance teo St He Bowling Association Springport gron tho prellmi- 1Ia>Ulin Mff. 190-497, Gerry Newton 175-471. Bnmente lq the ankle gnd knee, cm tournament to be held at the Gladys Edward* 176-451, Merna which restfit'from twisUnc will nary. 93-76. , Hailing* Merchants Colonial Lane*. 1950 8. Industrial | DtPew 150-450. Sharon Harring- probably be seen more frequently polnte. . - *------------- Barry Lumber -/Lj Highway. Axui Arbor, starting --------------------- ---------------------- -U® 153-450. Irene Wilfong 184- this Winter because of Increased Gene Nusbaum pounded the Jan. 9 running each weekend IJXKC: Standing*' Bum* Refrigrre- $«, Betty Bheler 166-459. Jeanne hoop for 30 points, getting 34 In IA! —- JI I _ ..____ ______________ Ml.JI nn* Uirough May 23. Hastings keglers Leu common skiing injuries the fiat half Dan Sutherland VT uill rail Mirrh O-7 Prize* will Guodyrwr Bro* 42. Walldorff s 181-458 and Ruth MiUer 173-478 seen in hospitals and doctors' of­ had 13 point*. Bob Lammers io. total 1129906 for Uie 1907 fire-' 40. Ackett's 3#'.-. Woodmansee । Good Single Game*: Joyce As- fice* involve 1 the hands, arms, Bill Bourdo 9, Gary Ford. Bob The death of Wally *Pipp. a | ------------ • — man teams and 4542 two-man Lumtasr. Gilmore's and John's ' pinall 160. .Madeline Everett 186. hips and bock. And broken toes Nusbaum. Rick Olson 6. Mike New York Yankee teammate of I K«.»i Naval Intelligence ha* been in teams, 8.161 all-event* and 9.054 Wertman 4. Dennis Campbell 3 37. Team t haa 35 pointe Has- ! Betty Horton 166. Ruth Kruger Babe Ruth far 10 years, brought opcrauon Mnce •> March — 23. 1882. »mgle* entries. ‘ ----------------------------- ------------------- 183. Marge Stowell 166. Louise tection provided by most ski und Jerry Crummel. Harland back memories for old timers in Gate* and Jeff Galley 2 each. Annis 164. Boonie Hathaway 162. bools. this area who also remember him But if you are injured on the Delton had 39 field goal* and when he played semi-pro ball for Kathy Colvin 160 and Kathy .Colvin 160 and Dortha- Brumm, tkl dopes this Winter, there's a made 13 out of 23 gifts for the Hastings good chance you will be back on 93 points while lhe home team Dahlman Helen Burr of Hastings Milling your boots next year. had 45 pointe. knew Wally Plpp very well. According to the U - M sur­ Delton won the preliminary, Roy having played basketball team pUked up the 5-7-10 spill D.C. geons. ski injuries may be "tem­ porarily incapacitating, but arc and 5-1 In league plan, tied for Chiropractor E. W. BLISS LEAGUE Ptpp moved to Kalamazoo Dale Cappon brake away from keldom permanently damaging " the KVA lead with the Hickory 128 W. Canter St. Comer* Hometa who knocked oil is pack Friday night and fired signed by Detroit. On April 10. 1941. lhe Navy He waa an excellent-fielding destroyer USS Niblack, while E W. Bliss wheel. BUI St. Lawnua-u*. «***« Kellogg and Bangor played Hostings recce rolled 517, Carl Baker 207- noculng survivor* of a nip and tuek ball throughout first baseman who played tn the 1921, 1933 and 1833 World Series 52g, Bud Green 201-535, Joe Ul- Netherlands freighter, depthPhone i rich 210 - 876. Dick Root 616, charged a German submarine M the home ran champion of the WI 5-3394 American League. He hit 12 In Roy Breekmyer and Howard twe«n United States and GerRichland rambled post the 1916 and nine In 1917 to win his * KVA defending champion. Com- titles. An illness which sidelined him stork. 70-51. Friday on the ColU' one day with the Yankee* opened court. The Trojan* coupled speed the door for rookie Lou Gehrig with board control lo outscore who want on to play 2.130 conthe ColU tn all four periods. Richland led 18-11 at the quar New York. League ^^X^ Plavs Volleyball - iOtfWednesdays lhr J,y’ h.dM_lTfo; ^^rjik^t”?.^ ski injuries Springport Nips Maple Valley Seldom Lasting, Doctors Say Teams Enter State Tourney Wally Pipp Was Hastings Player n.mnrl,, fnr nlrl timer* In . ______ Dr. A. E. PAINT-BY-NO. SET Two 8x10 in. keyed Rog. 1.00 SK.,,,! 67® Coloring BOOKS U27< Stash away for rainy days, thrill a visitor or birthday PUY FASHION FASCINATING PUZZLES SISTER DOH TOGS Approximately ,650Pc». Ful-Lock feature keeps each In place! Brit*,' for 9 to 10 in. (Ml*. Asrtd. styles. 102 West State Street in Hastings going Into the finale. Urry Valller led Comstock with 20 points Bill Pechota had 24 tor the Trojan*, Bill Howland keen tn IBIS. xad_ Jahn-iram Ifl PmI . Newby 10. day at a nursing home at the Richland has a 4-3 overall rec­ ord and 4-2 in the KVA. Com­ He is survived by his widow. stock has won three and lost seven. Grind Rapids, and Walter. Jr., of Youngstown. Ohio, and a daughter. Mrs. William Glbler, Arlington Heights, Hl. Northview. Trailing IB-IS after 31. by halftime. Kenowa Hills defeated Hamil­ ton. 60-57. Rocky Rlngold and John Twiss led the winner* with 15 each and Fred Winneil had 13 Lloyd Schrotenboer had 15 for Hamilton. Allegan moved into a Ue for the Wolverine Conference lead by bombing Plainwell. 74-49, al Allegan. Allegan and South Ha­ ven now are 5-1 in league play In other conference encounters Paw Paw edged Vicksburg. 61­ 60. and Kalamaaoo University High edged Otsego. 50-49. Waverly Matmen Defeat Vikings The Lakewcxxl Viking wrestler* were downed by a forfeit in their match against Waverly Thurs­ day evening. On the mat the Viking* picked up two pins and four declatons. The forfeit, which automatic­ ally coat Lakewood five pointe, came when Mike Matteon was unable to see action because of a pulled muscle, giving Waverly two pin* and three decisions and one forfeit to beat the Vikings. For the Viking* Frank Wordon trouble Friday and edged previ­ ■rtd “Big Brad" Ollbuple each ously Unbeaten Cedar Springs pinned their opponents 77-78, for LowailY fifth alraight In 21 seconds of the Uilrd period The lead, changed hands 31 In the heavyweight class- Big lime* I* fore Guard Bob Elzinga Bind pinned his man 3:40 In drove In for a layup in the final the first period. Coach Daryle Hartxler said Arrow* their fourUt league win both boys have rJwwn good 1mand sole possession of the loop Ut-ularly pleased with the whole lead. Springfield scored a 43-42 team. thrilling victory over Bellevue tn The mat men jwstlng decisions Springfield while for Lakewood < Wellman and Maple Valley defeated Olivet. Jack, Archer. Oreg Jim Wlokam Thursday evening Dick* Steward the Lake wood grapplers travel to Belding for a 6:30 meet Eartier Valley with 34 p____ pc trick had 16 and Dave Llndburt 14. Tom Helson had 13 far Coach HarUlcr ■a that he be­ ouret. J Maple Vaitey won lhe prelimi­ lieves his squad will post a better riwwtng this trip. nary. A Marine Corps Division with supply units is composed of 17,-1 Snappy '65 Plymouths snap up a deal right now! Women Martnea comprise ap- Fury.. . The biggest, plushest Plymouth ever. Just one of Plymouth's 60 different models... the Roaring '65s! There couldn’t be a better time than right now to make a snapping good deal on a 1965 Plymouth. Plymouth ' Dealers are determined to keep sales running at a fever pitch through the cold winter months. They plan to pay you to put on your overshoes and slosh into the showroom. How? By offering deals, deals, and more deals! Never again will your present car be " worth as much as right now at a . Plymouth Dealer's. They're offering the greatest deals ever... real snow shovel specials! So button up and go see your Plymouth Dealer ... you'll get a warm welcome and a red hot deal 1 GET A DEAL ON A GOOD USED CAR, TOO! With Plymouth sales up, Plymouth Dealers are taking more car* in trade. 80, for a good buy on a top-quality used car, go to Plymouthland. FURY/ BELVEOERE/VALIANT/ BARRACUDA ^CHRVSUER See your “Dealin’ Man” at Plymouthland Barry's Farm Store S. Hanover at Hastings City Limits Dewey's Car Palace �4MTKB BAITINGS BANNBB Ttanfcj, Jwaaary 1*. IMS l|) Proceedings of the Barry Co. Board of Supervisors Public Fonlm font FWds and children of_Kal-; Great Lakes S,l«m T.ff4 an^Mr's Martin 'Bittle and baby of Grand Rapid* were Saturday 1 vlritors al tho Clair Clum han*. V-rv I nctlv Guy and Mr*. .Maggie Morrill ot Mra. J«iy Posthuniu* and T vl J ViUBWJ ..,.,1.1— Alin wan ttatunlay I . . <k । ‘ l-Ax Burner valcomaa kattars to Court HOUK. tlteY Andy lit: Delton sL».tc‘£-Sl ^Pollution of Freeport | JJJ/.jrSE" van Tan- * Mr- and Mra. MwdecadM than Mottrar Naten Mewcar and children «« interim. Sunday guasta of Mra. 8. l^itf An4 joaUng man in terms Afternoon visitor* were Mra f reduced fish 'harvestI Wn.-n. TVaff attel Sims. * MX. ! ... . . .. u Area r DcJloa High Journalists | j war* out u*.-u own ealvatiou. man lo wuraiup Him. (quote) 1 Wieland. * Mrs. Mina Wieland car. 163g. Give unto the ixird fnenoa hid a revolving dinner. wn* a Bunday dlnnur and lunch ' Ute gaury due lo Hi* name. Brang Die evening started out al Ute -on oiicrmg and come before I Him; woraiup the Lord In the i beauty oi Holmes*. (unquote) man Mid Mr. and Mra. Karyl Hardier and Michael. (quote) Isaiah 53A. (quote) He ’ a-.... u^muclt'd Fur our Lmn-m-sslim*, lie uiuj™ fim uui RoOert Hughes far the main Saturday evening visitor* of Mr. I iniquities: The chastUKment of and Mra. Richard Bhocbridge. * I,— /I.anzl you in Uu name of Jcsu*. Christ ter Monica spent a delightful day at the home of their son. Holy ghost. (quote) 01. John ton Panthers played a home basketball game on Jan. 5. Tbcy acu-ared Mattawan by a score of sanlUrians conferlUchlgan State UulDutch«» and Mra. Roy Frurt. verslty. visited Mrs Margaret Cave. Mm , imI* Kan-hre and Ml** MAUoe He cited njuch evldtnce to Leali Korciwr and Mlaa Maudo Thursday. .Erie. Ontario. Michigan and Mr. and Mra. Porter roore and HurQn pojnUng out that Erie Mr. and Mrs. Hann Fisher at hai ^nrrixl the worst damage. Augusta were Wednesday yulU>r» n„ton mo Erie lake Her­ at Mr. and Mra William Klcuip ] • ci«eo harvest, which wa* * Mr. Md Mra Gary Klddrr and ^n« °1Uan undl ln lMO a, dl*llnM1 W » ratrt 1, Q0° P°undl non mompaon auauicu uw and Mr*. Al ana sort (n l#w wllltefi»h harvest from wedding reception ot Mia* Kami Eric wcie Bunday ^5r the lake declined from 3 million Linn Reigter. daughter of Wells of Mr. and Mra. Ralph Moore: 3fl&00 pound,, he added. The Hurler of Hasting* and Howard * Mr. and Mra Gory Kidder atxl b uuf of (jlher commeritey Gib*on ot Mlddievilte, Friday aon of Caledonia wwe cjaiiy valuable specie*. cvrnlng al tho American Lcgarn lunch guests of Mr. and MraAn(1 toe Eric ha* few lamp­ .. .. . .... alAlUaniarH Barnard.* *Mr Mr.and andMrs. Mrs.AJaj nw. .ton nO.. ted. Barnard and son visited relative*. re>v^°2id pruntablt- commercial patty in Charlotte Tuesday. * Mr and | * f-gont under," he Mra. Enue Orow w ? d „ Ja ^ raid, and it could happen in rite, Deordorff of Lake CXteewere Rundav eurat* of Mr. and ... * life, and they snail never perish, Club traveled to Hastings for an neither uuui any man pluck enjoyable afternoon of bowling. Marte Burdick at Gull Lake, a Uu;» out oi my .hand, (unquoteMrs, Prank Kauffman of Bowne. many ore looking les ward to re­ Mra. Dolton Tyler and Ruth Aim I other*. 1 simply warn - the sin- turning to the Hastings Bowl. * and Mrs. John Kowalczyk. Nancy tair of Judgment to come, (quote­ On Jan 13, the curriculum study and John were Bunday visitor* . EJckiei 3.1*40- When 1 *ay unto was continued and this partacuI Uie wicked, ihou" shall surely Orvin , die. und thou givest him Allerdlng not Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dutcher parente of all these students and family altoxkd a .family uie wicked from his wicked way. .hn«., IX. nA*- nuteArr bahit* at the ivimo o' Mr and ’ man shall die in Ida iniquity. Mra John Dutcher Sunday. * Hut his b.cxxl will I require at Mr. and Mra. WiUiam Mulder ... ... . .. ... Uy ot Allendale wero Friday­ ...._ . .*■ vr- an/t Mra I Mr. and Mrs. Marvin rau.-» and family were Grand Rapid.* victor* Bunday, a Mrs. Raymond Koon rtalted Ml** Donna Huyser at Zeeland Bunday, w Mr. aiu! Mrs. Robert Newton Halted Mra. William Newton BatunUy. * Arthur Fuller of Hastings was a Bunday vWtor of Mr and Mrs. Robert Newton. * Mr. and Mra. Gary McGhee attciuied the Dale Carnegie gradualien dinner at MlddleVdla in Middleville Monday evening The bora spent Ute evening with Km— Lfr— ( M-.A . _________ Mr and Mr* Raymond Seme •P®,l„Bun^ ete“?5 * and Mra. JY*ncU breec « Htar. a Mr and Mr*. Woyd Dutaw visited thefc son and fumUj M.. and Mr*. Banard Dukm in HasUng* Saturday. LIUlo Billie jiut returned home from -undergoing a tonalUcctomy. * Rev. and Mr*. WUUam Bryde were Thtnytay visitors of Mr and Mra. rjoyd Duke*. * Mr. wvd Mra. Charles Grim in^d gumta ot Mr imd M£. \ Ckle— &t tlte rlCCl 11*1 V Cl) 1*CB- ?ro.m copy. Jhu Usut wld contain Ifi Mr. and. Mra Chart® Biougb. * MeGhre. to....... ..U»r *. n L. HuSmaa. L)oai. seMau.: P*Mn truth of God's Holy word. • 9polaCjS have arranged for the''bud- * Dqradd Blough was a Water1* a former article I gave live ouucun* in catte to be prepared Bunday visitor of hl* parents. .4a.by’ mux. «»P ----steps find : <llh annminrewntamu* thus Mra -Jan < ----------,to --—God. ----------------------. Let —. me give “* I, wun wiui acxuurannounconenu-. luuiounccuteiiui. uo» Mr. —• and - ---------- ■ .Blough. ----------- ’tacr Ba.kler, u, - -------senior you lhe golden rule of interpi <J-~e|uU)luig to niake Mr und Mrs. Mllum Buefher tatlon of the word of tied. When • M pnojin yj, and family. Mr and Mrs. Keith )Kz- nlaln w-nKA nt wtnture ' ....... . . ...... txmllv Arvl M> nnzt Mr. and Mrs. Royal Naler of Huntington. Ind., and Sauce Those Leftovers ’ Nelson Good of Caledonia were With apples plentiful, there's Friday vbltors of Mr. and Mr*, going ip be lot* of applesauce. uf Middleville was a Bunday vial- .—------------ --- --.------ -----------tor of Mr and Mra. Allen Pish. 2 tablespoon* of prepared horscMra. May Ollhouac * son-in-law. radish and 1 tablespoon ot lemon nirtay in Jackson. The funeral panlment for leftover raMt^beef, usual, literal meaning unless the the (party--x a chance to i Buehler. * Mr. and Mrs. Keith lo facta of the immediate contest. * M1SB Mart.' Builder attended a party al the la: Mudlod in the light of related ,yn orxne bock tohome of Mr. and Mra. Dwayite psasugea and • axiomatic tui‘lachool for one-baUday session* Deardor I f Saturday. ♦ Mr. and ■ fundamental truth; Indiea te rwiirs-dhf be long before ’Mis. Bill Blough and children otherwise. Follow these rules and : ,hn ^n rrui.e Bn day again. Wcl- »P«nt Sunday with her parents, you can never go wrong: If you _ Manlvn iuui XIr5 Jerr>‘ K>‘WT uf . fall to follow them you can' u ' Battle Creek. * Mr. Mid Mra at. never go right. Arthur Kidder.i "" | 1 : Dan Poslma visited Mr. and •• Haatinga, Rif Mich. ‘ ----------- of---------------I Mrs. Russell• Johnson Hastings SrS1 NOTICE . OF ANNUAL MEETING Lake Odessa 'auu’vu o-u’-.-o '■’!hj uu i’ooo'ou i DtCVld of Middleville visited hl* By 3fr*. Dan Peterman 01X1 la 1113 wor<1 tiU >ou repunt; g ,.4 l»««n4 A»». IT4.IIM Tn-irarity and Find Him spiritually, and. I Only two men from Ionia wero Mia William Newton of Haaknow you are ready For HU kcond coming. J have been lvt^' inducted Jan. 7 from Ionia coun- uni£a wu a New Years guest l.Juu.uu 4.Ota). 00 . S.000.00 S.uuO.Uu The so call Prompt Action on 1.000.00 1S.UO0.9U Mild jul Utere Is no question that r.Boo.eo l.SuO.OC- about 80 percent of the people 0.00'J.U-I M.40Z.14 Mop given our money over to Charlotte. 10 000 09 We have plenty of room to 4 0V1)X-O build the mid jail, a nd connect 11 ouo.u-j 17^000 VO 11 .-•%<■ 1 1 Sheriff Dept-, without disturtdlig 0.000.00 ii'ooo oo c<x‘rt House. The anid taxis tjooojm surely lire plenty high now due »00 ou to School House. City HaJl. etc. *» too'oo'And nuin>' stUl have and wtthai^ooo'oo • out a doubt always will have T.ovo oo; the feeling hurt to allow the s ooo- a ’ Monument moved away from '' । where our Old Timers have *$»oSn‘00 ' plaop<l lt alxK,t 75 y®ra ago One u‘" j icmi forgive but not forget To aotivate for a new Jail, without a question tiiey fed It's a good and right movement To give it a strong consideration they feel H.clnvr ot Dn Mnfilioto A H*l Sbisiwr a Hail C-»aty HMrtU . siso.Ooooo you'd 40,000.OU ■s Annual report* will be read *nd two director* will be ness will bo transacted as may legally come before the meeting. Victor Eckardt, President Kendal Coats, Secretary Mercury, year’s most successful car, awarded year’s top honor Wide press acclaim.. The New York Times called Mercury “the surprise hit of 1965 in the medium-price field.” AutomotiveNevn says It's “probably (be most changed car in yean." Life Magazine, the Miami News, the Pittsburgh Post Gazette have echoed these sentiments. But what counts most, really, is customers — people who come in and say, “I like" — and then buy. Right now, the 1965 Mercury is getting its greatest customer acceptance ever. demand, production ichednlei for Mercury have been increased 83%. Production up 83%. Come acc what all the talk Is about Drive the new Mercury — today. To assure meeting now in -a,11? All MrBbyrv wt exv-il. !X7.r. KlS5.lffi5iK.KS sjs Hit iU'!»'S7.,‘>®Mru 'v & loiten lo.u • ¥«*»—autonUoj* 1®- Woodland, Michigan Tuesday, January 19, 1965 at 10:00 A.M. elected tor terms of three ye*r* each. Such other busi­ Mr. and Mrs Rowland Curtis of Middleville visited Mra Ray during Ute holidays. * Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Lindner and Mari­ Anne spent over the holidays TagK was a Tuesday visitor at with Mr. and Mrs. Paul Lindner and Mra. Jiy Champlin and tiros in Indiana en route home. Receives Car Life’s Annual Award for Engineering Excellence. The car you sec on this page is. the proud recipient of the hardest won award in the automobile business. In selecting Mercury for 1965, Car Life Magazine stated, "Mercury shows a quality of concept, design and engi­ neering far above the ordinary." thi’XV.i*” •vrl«-4, • Community Room Hawkmi) and Billie 6 Mont- ert Newtan. ♦ Mr. and Mra. gemery. * Mr. and Mra. HOlx-rt* Clark Bianchanl and daughter* McDowell and Curt of Hut Lan- at Grand lUpid* were Jan. 3 xlng and the Blaine CurtU fsuni- visitor* of Mr and Mr*. Robert find that lhe above is i.in. Ji, . i. ; Wrt.tr. Wil ta-rig Woodland Mutual Insurance Company Willi* the increased Credit, of course, goat to the car itself. A new kind of Mercury—built in the Lincoln Continental tradition. Beau­ tifully proportioned, and with luxury features and options once reserved only for the most expensive cars. No medium-price car has ever come so close in luxury to the hlgh-price class. . Continental tradition MAHLER MOTOR SALES 1310 N. Michigan WI 5-2479 Hortlhg* See lhe "Bing Crosby*' Show Monday Night, 9.30 F.M.,'.WZZM»tv', Channel '13* " 1 "■ 1 ' ' '■11 1 ■ 1 �THE HASTINGS BANNEX-8 Official Action of the Hastings City Council ITLSLUSl.?-— Donors Give 131 Pints On Red Cross Clinic ,— • - - -• - , -• The Barry County R*d Cross turion"1of 131 pinta from donor* u . gallon pint were presented to Lyle GlUeaple, Thomas Owen I IlMpIlal rrtiwl swvti vna, m*i llaaaftt. nn>oiM 11 U>« 'Tbssk la «rd > 4f Virginia L’uohr ta AU. a Cii,* if >i«al£"B?,* MHM affleUla at l£a < Physlclan* In attendance were Dr. W. R. Birk and Dr. Wealey Logan. • _ * Nurses ozaUtlng tho regular Red Cross staff from the Lansing Regional Center were Mr*. Clare Olmstead. Mra. Ken Reahm and .. .. . ■ l eisure Is fluuuu; ; * UkMSMJUlji Of Tomorrow row's schools and their primary I ha airman's wife. Geraldine. is obligation will spring from the to John S. Diekhoff, Michigan professor of highi education. Winnie Dunn and Mr. and Mrs. Ki-ltii Strickland und Bandra. Mrs Juna Dunn called Thura- Hubbard Hills By !Wr». Albert Green MMSlOTtlto m>3*M & Fire Chief Thomas Ward. Mead quickly called to a neighbor near by who called tho fire deportment The injured moved back tnu> our neighbor- Grand Hastings Rapid*. the follow mg Wiley, Mra. John Crue, Mra. Harry Burke, Mra. Lyl® Gilles­ pie and Mrs John Sleeper. Gray Ladles were Mrs. An­ The Banfield Methodist Church thony Hein, Mrs. Margaret fflclal board met at the church James. Mrs Frank Ritchie and Mra. W. L. Scudder. admitted to Lakeview General Mrs Ray Wateru and Mrs. J. Hoepilal last Monday for medical Shulte were canteen chairmen rea*ona. * Leo Frey accompanied which was supplied by Guild* 13 The names of the donors fol- (October). Mon American* unfortunately think work ta good tn itself and we have guilty coMciencea when pastimes. sdl-lndulgenc®*, ” Dtek- their hunting dogs in sure, however. Include not only play, but also worship, the duties of a citizen, a mlghbor, and a parent, enjoyment of tins arts, and Speedy re­ study. Bowling remained \ until Bunday. Opportunity PWiOCk HOSPITAL „ Battle croak Township. Mr. Mead was using a bond­ ing cement which apparently Uxkwiik stMtaia®. •nl at r<4i rail *..... —------- ------------------- —------------ - Gibbs Saturday. * Mra Winnie grw burn* on 1U* right luuul -sss: were unable to give blood for Tuesday while putting UM on a medical reasons. >> luau, m. 6X -?S HrLgnridi •th* <*a«Ml »•■ witk lk« MuUUmI taMut. Y*m: Uttal: Tv®! C'tfriw. „ ’* ... .* w<ma Mnd. a There were 109 appointments but U were unable to attend.. ta»Bs J. . . Banfielib Vicinity at Um clinic h»ld at th® Hastings Mfg. Company Monday after- ik- .. ; TUESDAY TWISTERS StandlngitaBam Market 48^, Pleasant Point 44. Alley Cata 43. Leun Grlffeth were home from who love their work above all Pepsi 38'4, Sally’s Beauty Salon 37'i and Local Finance 28H. a It....,, n.W,<« ITU PhyUl* Fuller waa the out­ Rue Grlffeth and family and 1 standing lassie, rolling 169-465 Mr*. IU>aa E<n;li-&in. spent Dollle Larsen chalked 180-439. Judy Baker 163-419 and Marlene Lowell 158-406. Grund Rapids. It was a happy RECREATION LEAGUE NO. t Gordon Green of Battle Creek Mike Bchondelmayer was the w big .u.> gun Tuesday night, firing 213 «• avidity. Xus pussck, X4, Ju. 5; *Urr and arilshimt with«•«. a big 615. Ray ana Albert. Green, nuntfStoTSw fwj» U" rn™«-» JBS^ J«a. fl; D*ri«n« crui». bi. Thaler 552, Jim Arman 528, Ga—■<— ... ..... cur-.jtn Daniel* 215-552, "Paul Cassel foul nMMML OU but V 'latwt 201-538. 201-538, John ABerding 208-577. LaMcln Mackall. Bl. Ja lo* [Torn Rhodes 514, Dave Kruko l»; 1510. Larry Novak 207-571 and .. Standings: Freeport Supply 50. - --------- — *»- Motor* WOODitaMD — kia* Boaiwr. ami Fanners Go*tv 49, Mahler avkiu*. Ttny “I. 46. Michigan Bell 45, Eckardf* Auto* 42, Moriarty Farm Bldgs. 39, Saskatoon Golf 37. Cluxcn's Elevator and Yoder’s Sunoco 34. Bergy Bros. 31, Clark Super 29 Lacey and Carpenter Hardware 20. ®l>ending uwne time with her daughter and husband, Mr. anti Mr*. Richard Malera in Kalanui- old Gray Wednesday evening. ★ Judy Aldrich. Sue Aumlck. Green spent New Year’s with •a sspnilatata cm! o< *40.00. Ymi: their daughter and enjoyed the manugement. ftessett. Gliau. Fliktr. Hantly, Beulah Babich. Norris Bacon. home Bunday after spending five KUUtalS. l.««t •>* SxrSxr. XSwat: parade Bi California on colored days in Community Hospital as M«.». C*m«4. Marahsdl hoff. “these who will continue to Bock. Donna Behon. Monty Ben- the result of a severely burned find their major katulaction* in right hand suffered while laying Blackford. W. G. Bradford. Dor- Uie on a table near a stove with and by their own jUg Burna, Ernest Burr. F. W. A lighted pilot light which ig­ George Hora. Jr. nited tiie bonding cement he waa -With this reservation, at last Roy Carlson. Robert Gannon- using. cy. Robert Chue, Loul» Chenol. The Banfleld-Dowllng-Brtegs Wilma Clough. Marshall Cook. wo have falsely boasted of for a M.VF. mat ta Dowltag Sunday By Mrt. Or lie VanSyckh Donald coykendaiL Judy DalNITE HAWK LEAGUE a. Maw Yu.'. r.. man,Ted Dabnan, Ralph Daugh­ it. everyone will belong Standings: Delton Cafe 56'4, erty. Robert Dcrrijnd. Merna De­ Mr. and Mra. Glenn Bird were, । Nite Owls 47H, Head Pins 41,. Pew. Donald DooMUle. Judy birthday dinner guraw of Mr. day dinner guests of Mr. and Eash. Grorge Featherly; b atU 36',. afil- efiWcwmder* 224 and Mra Gordon Buxton. a Monday and „ Mra. Hapey Gdtaiplc bonV heads Donald E Foreman. Carolyn rxrTnff Wnrvwv** VUrtlvfav Jan S ... .. Mn jau Do- “™. . French, Herbert Frith, PhyUl* .™< Hr FUW. ««»fwt»4 ky Battle Creek were dlnntl " “• , ““ . jim du ruin rouea zu-ooti, Frith. Shirley Gillespie. Lyle Gil­ te year at.J balanta U of Mr. and Mra. Richard W8r® Sunday dinner guajUof Dlck Aldrich 558, Bob Shoup 519, lespie, Gladys Hamblin. James e and Dickie. Later caller* a,ld MreGUtajpta Djje ouenhetmer 203-559. Norm tho Kilgore nnme were Mr. as® mu s-vtuk Doti* Jone*. Carol Ketler. Gor­ al and Mrs Clarence Kilgore of Marshall wo* Sunday evening -----------don Kenyon, Ron Kenyon, Joan Belics-uc • For our future society, then, tho . visitors. * Gucata of Mr. and HASTINGS MFG. LEAGUE Kinttbury; TV. iwi.f, nt m,ri« Hc-nry VanSycklo Bunday standings: Caslte and Tool tlZ? mef^V^dnradav at> wcn’ 6:1(1 wubur Room «. Machine Room 48. Waneta Leffcl. Ron Lewi*. Horst Lindner. Claire LoftuS. Michael Lyons, Donald MacKenxle, Jua­ nita. MacLeay. Wilbur Marsh, Jr.. Gary McGhee, June McKel­ aulonal prosjims. vey. Kathryn Matson, Woda roPera al thS home of Mr and pation* of icuura « cailcTS of Mr. and Mra Dave Reynolds rolled 224-571. Montague. Ed More; Mra WUlte Grayed roo/of 8k ULrory McCarty in Battle Creek., Lea Springy 316-665, Maynard OSlcara Tralaiag W1Wd N“h’ KelU1 NOrrU’ max * Mr. and Mrs John KU-! Mr- and Mra. Vern HawblltZ; fucker 3H-H3. Karol 2"™ filling frequency. Like Braun- Rob^ Norton. Karol Owen. Si .LTbJS Sl, on and Ur. Mr. BUlr H..ThCnJJ7Jt 2? I n*0®6* Owen. Ralph QyteZlS gore from Battle Creek called on Mr. and Mrs. Nearly one-fourth to ano-third hb-rvl nnr- r«iiirvl nt Ihli ikver ___. . n.__ 1- .a_ Mr. and Mra Richard Kilgore: LU ta and Kenneth were birth-. of Uie agricultural land in Mich­ Bunday. * Saturday Mra. Rich-1 day dinner gurnts of Mr. and Jerry Smclker 530, Don Bowen IH S*d41» Clak l«a4«ra igan has nlrvady Ixnm drained. i; lutt. onnalse. 1 teaspoon prepared Sftint/ Tom a*hk. Dolores Sheri- art! Kilgore and Dickie accom-IMnc Orlle VnnSyckle Sunday 541. Dale Geiger 549. R. Allen 211-482 (on a 130 average), Joe mustard. 2 finely chopped hard-!,—Aaron -------- — -------panled Mrt. Clarence McKaln1 honoring Orlie* and Kenneth’s dan. Sheet.-R.---Shoup; State University department of Bennett 609, Bill MacDonald 524. Francis Simon, Gerald Smelt­ and children from Wall Lake to birthdays. * Mr. and Mra. Glenn Jack Smith 539. M. Westbrook agricultural cnglnOTlng. But he Strtie of -* Nas ---------er. A! Smith. Jack Smith. Bill Lansing to enjoy an aftarnoog at — 500, Ken Rose 502. Aaron Sherk Another variation for sand­ Snowden. Karnlt Stamm.’ Jim ths Ice Follies. * Mr. and Mra. 543. Damon Warner 518. Earn wich filling use* 4 pound salami, Swanson. Lillian Symonds, Russ Emmett Bird were birthday dln- Vera Welcher. Mis* Evelyn Van- Roush 507. Harry McCollum 522 During WW I. the Navy's prino adaptable to Norher and Mra. Judy Pufpaff I ,rv< finely chopped with % cup can- Talbot, Harold Tasker. Boyd------------- - -* ------------- "*'* clpal Job wm to assist tiu- uriiun ' Um. OS* in carrying out antisubmarine j •'______ _ ____ Tolle*. Carl Werner. Violet Wendorf. Eleanor Wiley. Robert WU- Bob Anderson, of Union City on activity in the North Atlantic. n ... Use Banner Want Ads! ' I Use Banner lva«l Ads! . ed onion. 3 tablespoon* chili oox. Geraldine Williams. Dar­ ftinday.............. .................... — -.................... - : . — sauce. 3 teaspoon prepared mus- rell WUllamson. Forrest Wolfe; Thelma Will. Barbara For- Calendar '«I’kflurai.'n*’"-*- ®BE Highbank Blrtt, Jack Wood.' Either Row- van, Rex Burghdoff. Kenneth Conklin, Gary FerguSon. WaCey Dingman, Douglas Hindes, WilHam D. Cassidy; Hosea Humphrey, Don Norton. Delores Sheridan. Cluuries Col­ lin*. Larry Wieland. Janice Dull*. LsVaunt Norton. - Lol* Kidder, Donald Service, Lloyd Brechcte•n. Verland Gillespie, Josephine Beantelee. Ella Jean Abbey. Bon­ nie Hanford. David Chase; Duane Rulhratf. John Metoenbach. O. M. Ketchum, Robert Btute. Howard Southwell. Rich­ ard Alim, Horst Lindner. Judy Birmingham. Carl Randal. Mg.. ploying with fire? By Mrs. Vern Hmcblils I Nohriiu SH-1102 The North Maple Gray® LAS CONSUMERS POWER COMPANY ntxm with Mra. Milo Hill. There Mra. Albert BcU had surgery at tamock Hospital taut week. * Morahall Green. Jr, and daugh- Donald Fountain. Barbara Hel­ Schantz. Mr. and Mra. Arden mer. Andrew State, Alene Schantz and family and Mr. and of CMU spent the week- COLEMAN Mrs. (Maui muuner. ;* Mr. and roMdentlal building by applying Mra. Vern Hnwblite am! Mr and time study mKhod.'i. according Mra, Biair Hawblltx und Ken­ to the Michigan State Unlvenity neth attended tho Band FoUire Saturday evening in the Kellogg auditorium In Baltic Creek. tual baata far the contention that Douglas Bishop played. * industrial enigneerlng principles Mr. and Mra. Blair HawbliU and techniques are not apphe- and Kenny and Mr. and Mrs Vern Hawblita were Sunday din- Ure Banncr Want Ads! Since 1MB” LOCAL and LONG DISTANCE HEATED STORAGE rACILITIB “* *CP*T rot AT !iO CHARGS birthdays of Orlle and East Doud ••RaBabk (CS?ffi5JsWcA the Now...Enjoy Big Savings! US By Mrt. Lloyd Owen trPwoNaa 94S-SM1 Mrs. Dorothy Monroe, Mra Emma Owan and Albert Boyce from Kajamaano spent BaturMrs Lloyd Owen vtxllcd Mr. Walter BafM in Ix-Ua Hrtpital in Battle Creek Bunday. * Mr. and Mrs. Dean Belleek and chil­ dren from tile McOmbcr district called al Howard Monroe* Sat­ urday. Mrs. Ada Tobias from HMUnpi called al the Moores muni and Emerson Cairna from Ings called al Lloyd Owens RANGES MAKE ROOM FOR 1965 TAPPAN RANGES Yes, we-mutt “clear the decks’’ for the new TAPPAN Ranges, due to arrive soon. Therefore, we’re offering special, low clearance prices oh prior*yeer models. For example, model ZDCV-B12 (shown above) winner of the coveted Cold Star, .with Set ’N Forget automatic burner, oversixe all-porcelain oven interior, and many other features. Easy terms. There are other models to choose from, all at substantial savings. See them, today! LIMITED QUANTITIES • BUY NOW AT CLEARANCE PRICES! Da All silver* of ham can than tu a surprise In a 1 CONSUMERS POWER COMPANY �) Farm Item Selling Time is Now! For Results Call WI 5-3481 8—THE HASTINGS BANNER SHARP USED CARS Barry's Farm Store PHONE WI 5-3481 CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH VALIANT 8. Hanover WI 5-3400 CLASSIFIED AD HASTINGS PAGE BANNER MINIMUM RATE —50e for Tw.nty Word.. FARMERS NOTICES Choice Building Lots ct 1—1964 CHRYSLER NEWPORT SEDAN. Custom Grinding done t'V Algonquin Lake 1983 CMC 1964 VALIANT 2 Dr. 8 Cyl. Ra­ ,A . H Ton Pickup. Long box. dio Standard. custom cao, nearly new tires. A NEW 1944 STUDEBAKER 4 Dr. Station Wagon, fl cyl. Std. 19Q OLDSMOBILE trans. . . . Dynamic 88 4 Dr Sedan Power steenng and brakes, ra­ 1963 CIIF.V. BEL AIR 4 Dr Sta­ dio. good whitewall tires, beige tion Wagon. Automatic, radio, and white tutone heater. 1962 CHEVROLET 2 Dr 6 Cyl. 1968 PONTIAC* Power steering. Radio, heater. . . . Starchlef 4 Dr Sedan. Fully equipped, maroon and 1963 LANCER STATION WA­ white tutorie. one owner with GON. fl Cyl. Standard. 12 months warranty. 1962 STUDEBAKER 8 cyl., au­ 19C DODGE tomatic. . . . Dart 4 Dr. Sedan V8 en­ gine, automatic transmission, 1962 FORD GALAXIE 500 4 Dr new whitewall tires, very clean Automatic—Radio, heater. inside und out. 19W RENAULT 1M1 PONTIAC BONNEVILLE ■ . . . Convertible. Power steering 1961 STUDEBAKER 2 Dr. Over­ drive. fl cyl. and brakes. Whltewalb;. Radio. Dark red with matching top and interior Sharp I You csn NOW get your * Two Lake Frontage Lots * New Subdivision on the farm. Coll FARty BUREAU WI 5-3094 before 5 SERVICES or । M-37 $o. WI 5-S231 after 6 p.m. tf Classified Paragraphs Calendar of Special Events ) INTERVIEWER WANTED for ALUMINUM TRAILER FOR RENT — Located in Brandon ■fr Form Shop part-time telephone survey Trailer Park. Brandon, Fla work. Give phone number. Pre­ 1 21 fer private line. Not a selling 1 Call Delton 623-6571. FArtM STORE — Largest form job Air mall tetter including . THURSDAY. JAN. 28 store In lhe area, stop in and education, work experience and here,’W R EST L I N G - Loy Norrlx. look, around We strive to fill names of reference, to' Ameri­ ★ Notices 1961 OLDSMOBILE | there. 6.30 your complete supply needs can Research Bureau. Fi<’J . . . Super 88 4 Dr Hardtop Feeds of ail kinds. Anima) FRIDAY. JAN. 15 . Power steering and brakes, ra­ heal th products Richland' Staff Department. Beltavll Maryland1/ NEW MAOIC FORMULA PU­ BASKETBALL’ - Charlotte, BASKETBALL—Alma. here. 6 30 dio. whllewalLc. sharp car. Farm Service at Richland. RINA NURSING CHOW — there. 6:30. Phone C9-97 11. 1.-28 TUESDAY, FEB. 3 Mixes In seconds. Won t settle 1961 PONTIAC BASKETBALL — Ionia, there, STALK SHREDDERS-For Rent ★ Household Goods TUESDAY. JAN. 19 out. Higher in energy Starts ... 9 paMcnger 4 Dr. Station Francisco Farm Supply, M-37 Wagon. Power steering, radio. WRESTLING — Grand Rapid, So. WI5-315O tf , more than 223 lbs. whole milk. Union, here, 6:30. SINGER FULLY AUTOMAI Available al Hastings Milling . green and- white tutone, new rig zag. No nitachmenta FRIDAY. JAN. 38 . Pontiac trade. bother with. Simply tum WRESTLING—8t. John,, there/ dials for buttonholes, moi “GILCRAFT" for carpenter serv­ 1MI OLDSMOBILE 6:30. grams, design,, applique. i ice. counter tops and cabinet ' . . 98 Seriew. 4 Dr. Sedan Cost over 8300 new. For qu work. Parts machined for doFRIDAY, JAN. 23 Oleamtng black finish, w aall.-., sale. 86990 Will take tn it-yourself projects. Phone WI power steering and brakes. BASKETBALL — Grand Ledge, Term,. Call 945-9431. 1 5-3549. . 1 21 - beautiful family car there. 6:30. LOOK AT OUR MID-WIN * GET YOUR WATER 6OFTEN| there. 8:30. Dr. Sedan. Has all power. A! ’ TUESDAY. JAN. 26 SALE SPECIALS on Ham , ER SALT AT FARM BUREAU I960 PLYMOUTH V8 FOR SALE Clothes Dryers before you WRESTLING — GodwUx Heights, FRIDAY. FEB. 13 ' SERVICES—Rock, block and —Automatic. 2-dr. 8500. Phone J Zeo-tabs available. Our Car /WRESTLING — Greenville, here. Nashville OL 3-9111, 1/14 19tt MERCURY CUSTOM TUESDAY. JAN. 38 ' 6:30 , white with beige interior. 1962 CORVETTE FOR SALE— 4 Dr. Sedan. Has automatic KIWANIS TRAVEL PICTURESATURDAY, FEB. 13^<_ Fuel Injection. 82500. Call 1968 RAMBLER drive, power steering, power CLEANER with all clea INSIST ON MICHIGAN SOT­ "Sourdoughs to Senoritas." Don BASKETBALL — B C. Central, Woodland 387-2558 after 8 pm. brakes, radio. Like new con­ ... 4 Dr. Station Wagon. C tools for"carpets, drapes, fu TED OA8I See Carl it Betty's Cooper tell, the story of the! 6:30. dition. ................................82350 cyl., standard transmission with Hire, floors. Venetian bli Appliances before you buy! Pan-American Highway from | TUESDAY, FEB. 16 overdrive, radio, red and white 1963 MERCURY CUSTOM etc. For quick sale 829 92 They Sell—They Install—They tutone. Alaska to Guatemala. An en- KIWANIS TRAVEL PICTURE— ★ Business Opportunities 945-5431. Convertible. HasK automatic trrtainlng film ranging from ~~ - 'Zoos Without~ Bara?* ’ Sasha 1959 OLDSMOBILE \ drive, power steering, power the. Arctic tn n great, buried: SitmeL "The White Hunter of brakes, radio. A ofie 6wher new CARPET CLEANING IS EASY . 98 4 Dr. Hardtop. Fully city in the jungles of Ouatc-1 Brazil." takes us to zoos all OPEN A NEW AMF BTLLIARD •fc Lott and Found ROOM IN DOWNTOWN HAS­ equipped, nice clean ear priced with Host New Electric Upmala. Central Auditorium, 8 over the world. Central Audi­ TINGS—For information write to sen. torium. 8 pm. ' 1363 MERCURY MARAUDER ” Harry ThurketUe. R3. Box 93. 3- FEMALE BEAGLE LO handwork. Clean 1B0 square; JAN 2—Five mites north Lakeshore Drive. St. Joseph. 2 Dr. Hardtop. Power steering, feet for only *0 Si. Hastings Nashville on M-88. Has eol Michigan. 1 28 radio and w/wall tires. ..SZ195 FARM IMPLEMENTS NOTICES Floor Covering. 123 W. Slate. with name. If found cont Hastings. Phone WI 5-5118. tf 1963 tHEV. MONZA 900 Charles Jablonski. 1022 Help Wonted Hayford. Lansing, Mich. C EXPERT TAILORING - Men s Sport Coupe. Has Spider en­ IV 5-3739 or Woodland 3 or women's clothing. We nargine. 4 speed transmission on Everybody knows 2337 Reward offered. 1 PONTIAC OLDS CADILLAC floor. >1295 Ph. 5-2478—107 N. Michigan Ave . RAWLEIGH PRODUCTS 1962 MERCURY CUSTOM! Hasting,. Michigan Be a Rewlelgh Dealer In Has­ * For Salt Convertible. Has power/steer­ ting*..No capital necessary. ing and power brake*. A one Write: owner and like new>1795 (Over Start', Wallpaper Rawlelgh NOTICE TO WHOM IT CONA-l shape. Dept MCA-651-881 & Paint Store) 1962 FORD STATION WAGON Freeport. Illinois false stories concerning our TRACTORS: । 4 Dr. Has automatic drive and Open Friday 9 am. to 5:30 pm. teenage daughter In high .—radjo Has very few miles and —1961 Allis Chalmers D 17 with! school. legal action will be ta­ owner new Allis Chalmers 3 btm 16 Inch Unusual Opportunity ken We have evidence now ond CMON! PILL IT UP, WIT 81375 In. mtd. plow. Large United States and Ca­ NEW PURINA DOO CHOWdrive In opr driveway, you and 963T&ERCURY WAGON-1955 IH C. No. 300 Row Crop nadian Company in agricultur­ your friehds. Tractor, A-l shape. al field urgently requires repre ­ Flavor so meaty — all you 4 Dr. Colony Park 9 passenger. Signed: ■ sentative in this area for Crop Automatic drive, power steer­ —Massey Harris No. 30 Tractor. Two Parents Service Department. Applicant and 50 lb. bags. Hastings ing and power brakes. Radio A-l shape. WhoVe Had Enough must have recent agricultural Ung Co. One owner new car trade Like 1435 S. Hanover 1/21 — I JI C. No. C Tractor with Sup ­ new condition>1695 its Jacobs pharm er Kit. garded in area. Position Is full WI 5-2425 WI 5-2426 FOR FAST 24-HOUR P time or can be handled at first -1950 IHC. H Tractor." Good SERVICE! No charge for < along with your present farm­ shape! ing operaUon. Successful spo cani can expect earnings be­ TABLE PAPER -1951 Aills Chalmers WD Trac­ tween 8100-1150 weekly with 1959 ENGLISH FORD tor. A-l shape! 2-row cultlvafamily reunions, excellent opportunity for early ! 2 Dr. Sedan Only8295 McCULLOCH - WRIGHT-PIO; 40" by 300’. 8350 1963 FORD ECONOLINE advancemsnt in this area NEER — (Bales and Service> ner office. Write and tell me about your­ 1964 INTERNATIONAL SCOUT —Aills Chalmers C Tractor. Good Bara—Chains—Sprockets to fit shape. Starter and lights Heating Plumbing self. Reply at once to Allan FOR MORE BEAUTIFUL • 4 Wheel Drive. Demonstrator most saws. Complete Chain Farrow. Box 500. Marlon, Ohio. | model. Very few miles Save —Simplicity Garden Tractor with Service Regular I2OO—Now 81.00. • /___________ 111 Jill on this one!81995 transmission, with riding sulky, chain, sharpened. Chain ca, pre-shampoo—No after o rothry mower, cycle bar, rotoCALIFORNIA — Dam construc­ Available at Jacoba* Pharm New • Remodel • Repair tiller and-bladc. A-l shape! Supply. M-37 So. WI 6-3150. tf tion. All seasons. Long job 1963 FORD ESQUIRE BUS High pay "Job News" 50c and KAECHELE'S stamped envelope. UMCO. Box —1957 Dodge Pickup Truck. No ir Personals 463. Kirkland. Wash. 1/21 rust. Good shape! 305 S. Church WI 5-5352 THE FATMAN —Private Detec­ tf demonstration tive 21-Hour, Shadowing. Tape. Full Time—Part Time your Poto - Film Evidence. Nation­ Dealerahlp^ heart. Burkey 124 N. Jeffereow - WI 8-5452 NEW WATERPROOF TARP wide. Confidential Call WO 1962 CHEVY II !, 218 N. Earn 85.000 to >20,000 per year PRICED TO GO!!! Sale Buy Used Cars . REAHM MOTOR SALES GOOD AS NEW Farm Machinery STORE LARKE BUICK CHEVROLET GOODYEAR BROS FARM SUPPLIES 1961 OLD ”88-' I960 BUICK 1965 INTERNATIONAL • Ton Pickup 4 Wheel Drive Scrapper Blades — ............... 82695\ir Compressors . itock Tanks Hog Feeders . Electric Waterer* ..r Hydraulic Hose* <0 ft length) MAHLER MOTOR SALES Manure Spreader Aprons LINCOLN-MERCURY DEALER 1310 N. Michigan Ave. 1/14 1962 VOLKSWAGEN CUSTOM See lhe New Car Trade-Ins' Hastings Motor Sales Dodge-Dart Dealer tractor Batteries 3 yr guarantee 812-95 834J(5 । most models fudson Stanchion Bowls Itarllne Stanchion, and Water Bowls. lydraullc Cylinders lydraullc Valves dufflers rractor Tires and Tubes—all Sizes. 8 x 10—8795 10 z 13—81195 Also larger stzea as correspond­ ing low prices Guaranteed water and mildew proof. WINICK SURPLUS 206 N. Michigan Phone WI 5-3324 LAND BANK LOANS dealership Your requirements are: • Good reputation • Desire to learn Effective as of Dee. 16. 1944 Write to Watermaster. 1320 South Washington Lansing. Michigan Quality Merchandise Priced to Fit Your Economy CAR LOT WI 5-2454 *■ 1/21 FRANCISCO .FARM SUPPLY WINDOW GLASS xNSTALLEI In aluminum, steel or woo sash. Burkey Auto Glass 4 Radiator Shop, 218 N. Jeffer son. Hastings t ★ Mobile Homes Office hour, will be from WHY NOT LET US MAKE yov a rubber stamp with your ne» ZIP Code numoer. Three-Un> stamp with youi name, ad 1225. This Includes. poatag, laity Battle Crock. Michigan Phone WO 6-3552 Shoppe. The fastest growing cosmetic company in the UB. has open­ ing for ambitious woman with organizational ability and in* tereat tn Make-up. Complete »HT—Just 4 capsule B. E. Wells, 582 W. Territorial’ Battle Creek, for details: 1/28 local telephone sales work. 8125 hour guaranteed. ALw someone for deliveries. See Maxine Sloan at the Curtis-BHouse. 1/14 HAVING A PARTY? - Fund # Product tew BK>ns Hartford Schulte Roll Out Rooms 3' Walls Gun Furnaces 10 Wide* Start at 828M Anything In Trade I Buy Used Mobile Homes 118 NORTH MICHIGAN AVE­ NUE FOR RENT - Second floor. Available. Excellent for fraternal or recreational use Phone 945-3495.tf 118 NORTH MICHIGAN AVE­ NUE FOR RENT - Space for commercial or professional use Phone 945-3495. tf it For Sole—Real Estate IMMEDIATE POSSESSION-5bedroom home on Sisson Road, north ot Hastings. Remodeled kitchen, full bath arid approxi­ mately 3 acres ot land Low down payment and contract available. Make us an offer BEAUTIFUL 4-bedroo<n lake­ side home on Middle Lake just north of Hastings Two com­ plete baths, fireplace, very large lot, aluminum siding, built-in, and garage Cali col­ lect day or night. VERN MINKLEY, REALTOR Portland, Michigan. 647-8600 > W N E R BEING TRANS­ FERREQ—3-bedroom bunic for sale, one mile outside city limits, on large-lot. Large kit­ chen, living room and newly panelled family room. Hard­ wood floors throughout. Newly decorated Priced to sell rea­ sonably Possession between Jan. 1 and June • "" —’ ’ 4&53 WALL LAKE COTTAGE North Shore, Sleep, 9 Safy beach 810.000 Write Box 962 c/0 Hastings Banner for further details Lovely Cape Cod Home Large lot with lake frontage. 5 minutes from Hastings Will tease with option to buy. 890 month. Phone Grund Rapids GL 8-1755. 11 BEFORE You Buy Or Build Investigate Homes By Solomon-Bement Ca Hastings Heights Step in and visit with us at 150 E. North St. or call us and 945-9407 945-5393 VA. and FJIA. Financing We consider trade,. ________________________ tf )R BALE—At Algonquin Lake. can be arranged. Bee Bun McPharlln or call 5-3094 day* or 5-5231 after 6 pm. tf •5 BEDROOM MODERN HOME IN NASHVILLE FOR SALEOU heat, comer lot. Two block* to school. Phone Nashville OL 3-Jllh1/14 IODERN THREE BEDROOM HOME In Lakewood district for sate. Would take late model Delton. Mich Call Episcopal Parish House o Rectory s V ■ Operate Your Own Business 301 lj S. Michigan. ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUBPD. 171. Hastings Telephone WI 5-2895. Meetings even Monday. 8 pm» tl Pharmacy, 144 E. Sisis, Ha* tings. tf 220 W. State Farm Machinery during Janu- AWS — 8124.95 inn Supply. M-37 4% Down Payment 10 and 12 Wide, We Buy Used Mobil* Homes Attend 2 days school Follow proven sales program 11-4 Wednesday only. LARGE SELECTION of Vttd Tractors. Combines, Halers, Pickers. Uni-Harvesters, Plows and Manure Spreaders, and tf 50'1 ot the homes within your county. Now installing dealer In your county. • We will train you to sell our product • We will guarantee the prod­ uct for the lifetime of the original purchaser • We will guarantee the perforuiance of our product ■ We will install our product with a factory trained man • We will service our product 2 - BEDROOM MODERN.COT* TAGE FOR RENT—Refrigeralor and stove furnished Lo­ cated on Algonquin Lake. Call WI 5-3961 after 6 pm tf APPLE SALESROOM and Cider Mill open dally until 8 Closed Sunday. Good Potatoes. Nelson’s Welcome Orchard H mile north ot Ionia on M-M tf Situation Wanted VORK WANTED-Odd jpto of any kind. Can do pointing on brick or stone wall*.. Wood­ cutting by th* cord with chain *aw. Phone RO 5-8831. tf Available IURSING WORK WANTED — Private or re*l home Hospital experience World War II. Al­ ma Boulter. NA. Phone 387>1B1 __________ _ 1/14 'ART-TIME CLEANfNG or janitor work wanted by young man in Hasting*. Come to 331 W. Court or tall WI 5-5778. 1/14 SERVICEMOBILE HOME SALM Bailie Creek. Michigan Across from Ralston Purina RTEADY INCOME averaging 885 1980 CHAMPION MOBIL HOMB-10 x 50 ft. For M furnished. .Modem kitchai kins customers In city of Hasfull bath Write -■ Watkins Products Inc. is rcidy to move into. ExotlD-P5 lent condition. Price 82500. Winona. Minn, MU lei Real Estate Ptwos 944­ Miller X/4J ----5182.l> tf MODERN BRICK FARM HOME FOR RENT—Four bedrooms On Dalton school bus route Would consider selling. Write Box 958 c/o Hastings Banner 1/21 ReWulng. restocking, repairing’ We sell gun,, scopes, ammuni­ tion. gun case*, allng*. swivel* and everything needed for your shooting, pleasure. Huckleberry Gun Shop, 10440 Kingsbury Road. 3 miles east of Delton. Phone 623-5792. Doug Young. Lovely Cape Cod Home On Leach Lake. . Large lot with lake frontage. 5 minutes from Hastings. Will WANTED—Snowblade for 8 h.p. lease with option to buy. 8M Bolen riding tractor, IBM modi!. Warren J. Oair — month- Phone Grknd Rapid, OLi-im. tf Box 182, Hutings. vu �J Al s aeaalu ot told Coan, held oa Dew. 1«. I8C4. 1‘reaaal. Honorable fhUip IL Mil eh«ll. Jads* *1 Probai*. Nelles la Hereby Glrea. That all ereghsra at said daoMUd are ra■1wired to pre.rut lhair rial ma, la writ­ lag and under oath, t* aald Crerl. aad lo aerve a copy iherrrt upas llautitya City Bank al Ma*na(a. Micatgaa. Sdoctary ol laid Mini*, red that *uch rlaltM will be Mari by Mid C*art al tb* mbaw ONW* *a T*«Ml«y, -Manb rerd. 18»5. at 10 A.M. Il la Ordered. Thai a*llc* Ihrresf be gives by puLUralte* *t a copy krnot tor three w«k>-conrxntitely preeloak la a*ld day of heariny. la ibe Haaunga Manner, end that the fidariary caaae a e*py of Ihie notice lo be terred opoo ea<h kaoen parly In latemt el hl* last haowa *ddr«M by reentered. renMod at “ordinary nail (Wilk proof ot ntaiUas). or by T141 dayi prior lo each hMrlag. Philip 11. MiubelL Jndg* ol Pro- poes at eailafylag tteaaaasi dS* aad sa»*id upon m>4 Mortgagr, in­ ti that *llh Ue legal *au* aa< chars** of ml*, taelsaiag an atiordby •bln o< Jobnalown, Cnuty of Barry aad Bial* nt Michigan, aad described aa fnllow*. to-Wil: Aeroriailtm «t KalaciMOP. Mortcagee WUUam M. Pdata W*J* P. Cara.r Atlorney* far Mortgage* BualsM* Addetos: S44 W. Michigan Arrau* 1/14 Kalawarev 10. Michigan _. ...._______ _—:----------------- BONDS Swanson Insurance Income Tox Service For 1964 Income* Mrte* WI 4-3901—«ea. WI Hill COMMERCIAL w PRINTING at its finest G. W. SPENCER Hastings Press Inc. 14 A.M. .7 It io Ordered. That not lee titerc-o Fan*. Butiaew. Amended or Fae- Msdy courts oa 1964 income fssss gr .ppmatau.r aftw 4 p.te. or Frtdsr.. at Hie ceaaed. that admiaialrallea ot Mid •Stalo ba grab tad lo Hrollagn-CUV Beak or *«a* oiler eultabl* perron and that th* beire of raid deeraaM I ’lie Hail tag* Bannre, and that th* relitlaner cauae a copy at Uie Mike U ba aetved epon rack known sari i* inlernt ol hia laat kScwn adgrrM by tegt.lerrd or ceriitM Wail, er L b*rw**l arrvice, at Unci tourtee 1001 So. Dibble. Hostings «?rgel and IJsdao*. A Horae y Pan) K Phone WI 5-5O5B • «/U L AUTO — Fl« IftlbUKANlt 7 State Farm 1 Ph. WI 5-4441 i Slelc ut Michigan.' Th* Probat* Cosrl tor th* County ft Barry. !fa Un Mallee ot ih<> Kltat* nt Vlri «ta^ IL Cooley, Dxea.cd. Fite No . AS s eeeelea ol rold Cvdrl. held oil i ii o ii n i ii p r December re rd. 11*4. Ns*'l Bs«k BMg. .Prevent, Honorable Philip H. MU cli*U. Jttdfa ot Fvcltatc. ROBERT W. SHERWOOD, Mgr. NMlg* ia Hereby Gives. Tltal the petlliWt at IlMtlng* City bank pray HSII Baah Stag. Mtoat* WI 1-1S7I lag that Ue iueirwiMol tied Is said Insurance FOR M ilF i THE SHERWOOD AGENCY JERRY ANDRUS . ' J . i [ ■ 1 ; j-- | , 1 .--ij .* | f"J , * i : ! .f. 1 ' j . 1 . ' 1 ; Speer and family ot DeKalb. 111^ Grand Rapid*. * Mr. and Mra and Mr. and Mrs. Douglas* Arthur Clinton visited Mr. and Speer af Chicago were Dec. 27 Mra Morlvy Cart-w and Ray | Mr. and Mix. Arthur Clinton Norval Thaler. Tite Bpcct- fami­ lies were overnight guests of the vLMled Mr. and Mra. Robrat afternoon, a Mr. and Mrs. Marvin FaUlck, Mr. and Mr*. Judy Mr. and Mra Elwyn Curfto ob- McGhee, local and Mra. Laona PUBLICATION OBDBB. acrvvd thru 25th wedding annlprill loner can** a copy st \hla notice McOhre of Middleville were Sint* ef MkhigM. Probata Oren in tat*e«et al Ms teal known •<&«• He:—Haren Uray, Decssaed. File Mr. and Mra. Barry' Donaldson and Mrs. Vernon Thntnpsora * and Blind treated them and Mr. and- Mrs Rlgo Rendon visi­ ' Sotin* la Hereby Giron. Tbel a paraonal aervke. *1 leaal frertewg hearing *» Ue prllii.n of Hatel 4 L Betty and Jerry to dinner al the ted Mr. and Mrs. David Relglre Gray praying that an tealrvraetit Ried Country Kitchen in Lansing. of Carlton Dec. 24'afternoon. * In mid Oesrl K*^admitted 1* Prehale fedte.m ;:o'hJiTil»liUKKS C They took advantage of the Mi® Bcrthcna Clinton and Mra beautiful day and toured the Janet VanWyke of Elmdale were granted to Franklin C. Brekwiih or Lansing orca. ♦ The arnnual fire- Dec. 37 viators of Mr. anil Mra •one other reliable peraon. will b* Rlgo Rendon. FUBLlCATlow otnra <0 4r0to.se. HMllaga. Michigan, on Callers Ciirutnuu'on the Joe Jro. M. lli«* nt ten b.tn. PUBLICATION OBDBB. Kauffman family were Mr. and D. erdet shall be pnbllnhed be Kiel, ot Michigan. Probate Cosrt Mrs. James Tobey and family tor th* County cf Barry. *apbUlUtH<l>MH<baU. Probate Jndg* Mr. and Mrs Jack Thompson ^JareJa^ta s^MIMrH M. Binctelr, and daughter of Hastingx and NulteJ' la * Hereby *11 tare'. That Ua Mr. and Mra. Milton Buehler pcinlon *t Harold J. Btacteir. ad and family of West Freeport. * Oilnl.tralor ol aaid relate, praytar Hr.tlngf, Michigan )/tl that hta t*>l accuHpt b* allowed nail Mr. and Mra. Harald McMillan lilt reaiJue of aaid ratal* acatgn.4 to and family of Ann Arbor spent Dec. 26-37 with iwr pcurnU. Mr h*Vd al th* ProUl* C«sr« en Jinn OBDEB POX PUBLICATION— DalHi^JMsary », IRS*. and Mra. Joe Kauffman. * Mr Bate nr Mutigage et Beal Eatale. I'bilir 11. Mlukell, J*g(e «f Pro and Mra Ralph Eye and family It te Ordered, That noil** be given (Aht* ot Michtgea. The Probnl ‘IA1!.-— --------------------------- 1—' ot Hoaungs and Mr. and Mra. Co4rt for U* County «f Harry. In Ue Mailer of llw Ketale of (XL OBDBB FOX PUBLICATION. Milton Buehler and family of Her. nad that a ebpv et tile notice rer r. Tkakre. Deeaaard. Kile No Gessrai. he carved open *n*h known interoalrd 13.4M. Hl»l* ol Mkbisan. Tb* Prob.tr West Frei jiort were Dec. 28 vlaltutrly aa required br lav. _ Al.g uMima ef ttid CAurl. held on v'K’J.".X'y,'LVL''.'< >... tora of Mr. and Mr#. Joe Kauff­ man, ★ Mr. nnd Mr*. Doyk Harroat.-DeroateA. Pita N«. U. l‘1. Al a rowln* of mI4 Gwin. brU re Swan and family of Nashville • were Dec, 27 visitor* of the Joe NsgfiTTb Hereby «!»•«. T1**’ •' Januery 131k. IfaftS. 5. Fr.nklin Huiiey Praeeal. uubureblr Philip 11. Mil Kouflnuui family. Larry Bwu t'eraMb. interested la raid estate ar sfessfi aksn. fefatnro of. P imm*. ' Raattaga. MiUiJm 1/41 NMkr 1. Hro.br (lives, Thvt vte stayed (or a few days’ vtait. tauten *1t Fred Water pfsrlng. 1k. Christnwu. Eve nipper guesti th* U<l Will .ng Te.UKWM AB of Mr. and Mrs. Charles King OBDBB FOB FUBLKAT10X. )«cle ■..Gllteapu, ot sail ealaie. 1 *• Itarrod. tiro-»ej«d.''b* aAeatll-4 l« were Mr. and Mrs Donald Kin* r-iste in rerlaSi reel e*Ul* Rewrite **M mtata be gr.ete? In %*d<rtal ot Rockford. Mr and Mr*. RobCourt fur th* Ctosaty al Barty. Staler, or ta *sa* other •■itehle l~r dl.traiscfcs. toying eaproee* at ad mm. Md tor • delrenunattos If lb Mr. and Mra. Robert Asplnull r.tatalra&n nod pre resting tea* on te.lr. at lhe geeroeed vill te teird Ite Probate Cesrt *fa Feb- 2nd. • local, and Mra. Minnie King o *11 > ?h4*r*d . J h.’t notice U*ee< IQ:M A M.: It I* liedro.d That MU** taerou to «!•-. to | «bliv»H*n «f • <*i" King and Lloyd, and Mra. Mln fe" if,“.<txx“;"2 nie King of Ionia were Dec. T FotUMAer: «Jus* a e*pr *f tala noli. ll.aliaa* Ytoiaet, «*4 th.i - ta dinner guests of Mr. jpid Mra Donald King ot Rockford. A Ml irelilloturr **»*e a r«*y et telaetabllU*^ faader^lhe wtH st said X IMSlK-dSLSr-K'. *■ l»lree<l*ti YTteTVtosar" 44 w and Mra. Elmer Kina of Ionia ! cp*Mie*4ten‘ . aid eerrk* eball ‘be by regiatreed, r-rdted *r erdlaar Btail (ahh liruol at tmalltes). or k Lj regUOu-d. certllMi. re redln.r were Dec. 20 vuiior* at tht Charles King home. ♦ Mr persaul serrko al tea.l teurtees 111 George Tsgg and son. David, o “ii.S'k-iM.im... bated I Jas. t). lads . Middleville ware Monday visiter of Mra Bylvxn Tagg. ItePteea, McDonald A Ht-Bu.au tti’i Mrs. Jay Wing rntcrtaincd. th Irena*** iltdlduur . i-Utallod BicUxui Woumm Mia Grand Jtepida. MiUtlgaK 3/4 AlRgak. MkkUM3/3. 5 i« t r i $ E.-R, LAWRENCE 945-9415 Insurance and Bonds । I A Contptefa Lias of Inturiac* : Il ‘la Ordered. That nolle* thereof be given by pdbHcnilnn cd a copy hereof l*r thr** w*«k» reneecaUvrly pr.viooa to Mid day ol haariag, in Th* Haatiaga B**s*r. aad that lhe pvlltioaer ease* a copy ot tki* notice la b* aerved upon <*<!> known party is tetarMl M M* tael knew* addrr.. by resietered or eerUAed mail, re Hastings taro receipt drauadad. at loan tour MEMORIAL MONUMENTS teen (14) day* prior to inch haaring. or by perron*) Service al leaal four Office Hours 4 X OF DISTINCTION r.fXHSS.-iXi WH Moe. fr Wed. 1 to H r.M. Lowrance Brothen Ed sad Charles Hatlingr. Michigan 1/14 MHm WI S-4100 OBDEB FOB FUMIGATION—_ „ All Forma of 4_ s oom* other enileUo p*raca; and tkal ll.r biir* ot Mid deceaaed b* drier mlayd. will b* heard al th* Probe I* Court a* January IB. 15ss, at 10 *end me information about you or write to mo for a form. This will be the “loth annlveniary” of Ute Class of IMS so thlg MttrL.tHI*.* ---- —_—,' —a-, Philip IL Mitchell, Judge sf Pro- should be chpedally InleresUng. In the Senior year n "class pro­ Deceabor 30. 1M4. phecy" was written a* to where Itaatt^k Mkhigre ” "***’■'’ i/tl Please help me to make this h £ “INSURE WITH US AND BE SURE" ch* 11, Jndg* *t Probate. Nori**!* Hereby Give*. Thai the peliliM ol Addle Wood t-rajlng that th* adminiatrntlra ot reld eelata b« ri n s 1? & ii ftinpi, ManomMe Philip H. MHrtrll. Juda* at Probata. XotteTl* Itareby Giyas. Thai the Million of Hlaarl meiwaai. tbe Exixator af said retain. urKtar that hie v^i Business Directory Z ib in 5 lo b Mlea A Alim Alic* liubUB. Deceaaed. File Na. KXiS tieeurliy National Uni Bldg. Bailie Greek. Mlehigaa 1/14 Al a aeaalen ot aald Cntfn. held on ft PUBLICATION OBDEB out* -of Miehoras. Profaat* Or*ri OXDSB APPOXXT1XQ TIMB FOX HEALING CLAIMS. lor la* County ot Harry. Blate of Michigan. Th* Probate Bo: Batale »t Kari (k Eekan. !>♦Ofaurl ter U* Cwunry of Barry. CMlfd. rthe No 1 l .lT-< |n tba Matta* «t tie* Eatate ot Nelle* it Hereby (live*, Thai a Lcariny on lb* a.eintan ot Chari*** KLrRa-iy’dMtfTRAud M ih* UeLWitl m^ T*»Ma>*aXjkL4l <*m** and that adin|eI‘l«M>oa^dw (rallied lo (Aiaalra* nene hr *-hw Other reliable perroH, will ba board Si the l*rebalr Creri. Marry Cirartbeua*. UMitagar Michigan. M SQtK. 3. 1VBS. Thle Order ehall be publialied re,enufp*H.l*Mlt<hdf. Fr.Mle Jndg*. Januery dth, ISOS Laurvnee F.. Harnett UMreor tor Feuilenrr Xaliaeal Bank building tlaellnae Mkhlgaa l/SB uerrot tor there *ee*a ccueccuureiy we.icme lo Mid day ol bearing, b OBDHB FOB PUBLICATION Th! llaMtag* U**u.er. nnd Ua* Ike Slat* at Michigan. In th* iTnl.ate Rdui iar) can** «. sop> ot thia antic* C*art tar tho Cresly •< Barry. t« be **r*ad upon each known party Ia th* Maltnr at the Ealnta at In Interrat al bl* lael kno»e addreu Emil IL Prob, Ikeceaee-l. Pile N*. IS.- by regirirmd. eerilded ot ordinary 640. mall Iwiu proof ot isailias). or by Take Nolle* that th* Foiltl** at prracmal terrier at leael fonrtrea Bvearity National Bank at Battle (141 day* prior tn *a.-h hearing. Creek. Adainletralor *1 <eld relate, liiilp IL MUeb*ll. Jndg* nt Frofor AUnwaace al Ila Final Accrent. Approral et Ila Free aad iu !>la- Rtriiar J ’J. Iludven. Attorney ~ cbarg* ae Adminlelralor will be bearf Ulead and llndacn in lb* FroUte Court HE** ia the ll>3 Weal Hint* throat County BsUdlsg in Itaatiage. Michi- Haatleyi Michigan ' 1/31 gan. oa January IBUi. IDab. al 10 n-m. PablleaUo* aad aarvlre ahull bo made aa provided by ataluio and oreri OBDEB FOB PUBLICATION. Final Account. Dated: Dec. Silk. ISM. Hlald ot Miebigan. Th* Probate Philip H. Milehall. Jndg* ot Pr«xi 'iLirs ufeo - partr ia tntatMt si' Ma U*l banva >4dr*aa try rrgl*1rr«<l. aariiSrd. or rtr OBDEB FOB PUBLICATION— dlniry mall brllh proof of pmIUmI. ar hy iwe»<>**t •nrvlr*. at l**U fourl*»« (14) dkj« prior to avrli hrattag. DmmbuttMi' Ot' Hain. Philip IL MiUbell. Jndg* M l*t»n.ed* ea pr*«4d»4 tit alaiale and roerl rale. ■ Kl*c«l and Msdton. AUarnaya Haled: Janaarr S, IMS. - , 1‘lnlU'j)__MlIrbrlL Juilr* et Pro- 1ST W'.~ »Ut* mr**i__________ PRODUCTION CREDIT ASSOCIATION ■ 4/1 , nu»“' ■Pi K.rhatd J. Hodina, AlUraey Mtegel aad 11alarm 103 Weet Stale fatreel Haulage, Michigan . | ?I . SU day si April. !*•». •> U>a XerU th* City al llattiage, tittle ot Michi­ gan. that betas lb* place >t holding I ¥F OBDKB APPOINTING TIME ION MKAJUaO CLAIMS. | 1 1' P H W ffil corer lb* debt arenred by aald HurtIKhSf -ui" £L® •’•.’sisJ'iSsrAGWK i fiH M fii TrtWW',*-., i «/!• PUBLICATION OBDBB. «|S4* at Mitalgu. Probate Ceart tor lb* Ceonly at Barry. ... Ketal* ot Julia Knuna Pls*. De- .... OBPEB FOB PUBUCATIOM. BSMt»'r*?*MKhiran. Tba Prvbaia Oren for th* Cuabty ot Haarj In th* MMtrt ot I th* EalaW ot t«l* C. Ktannf. i>«re*r4. FU* X*. U.1SS. Al a aMfioa ot *aM Caart. bail oa H ir a lU l- Marigagb* Joorpta E. Arvslorlra Aii-moy lor Ue Mortgagee 1000 McKay Tewrr Grand Hapida. MlrMgaa HimvI and lludaM, Attoraaya P**l B. Stas'l . EX/TJET m u 1 .u<i«n la th* htatirol bidder M rate by Uta Sfaerig at aall rVuair at tba Irani door at tee Coart llw.r la lie City at Haallap la raid Onnty and Huu. -<Utal L-i*» Ika i-U,. at koMing «k* threat Oxtl lo» tba Coaltr la »M«-h raid SMrtgageii idarrb 1. 1»M. at t*» o'aiatk P it. TWre U dor aad rar a Ma aS tba data «t tab nolle* are* Vbs ** arrarrd br esM Brang*re. tae taa ot ft.srs.n. Dalad Nnaaabar J*. IMS. reri«*ai at l»«»t (u-artt** its) say* vrlor to muh brarii.*. Il la tarikrr uriaroi that tba *djothaaliaa and datrrtniaaUa* at .th* hair* at law ot tall Skmm-A al th* Haw at bar daalb bn dat-rmlnad. PMUa It. MIKbalL Jagg* al fro- Marry County osu Hist* ot MRhlgM In Lilcr ISV of MarSgogM, Pag* 4B4, •b which M-itgeg* take* la claltred to b* da* ana uapbld eg Ua date hereof from u* Mid Mortgagor* and tn****** her on Threaand Pour Sinnrtrod Twenty and BS/IUO (ft,430.14) Dollar* priaripal and luleraal, had t» ^,wu!Sfc'.55s,c “ IW -W U mra a ropr uiaroof Sl>*a Jtrair* M.tur.k Ql^wgUag, MUktaaa. U> rlary «t a*M *al*U. tag that an<h rtaiu.a will L* burg by Mid Co*rl *1 u. I’raUt* om« •* Marah :4th, l»SS. at ID A.M. It ia Otdarrd. “Dial aotlr* th*r*of J Neau* la H.robv Clj«,*Thal aai< nvrtsaf* «LH l» ferecloeej yaraaaat b* gt«** b/ puMleallon ol A tift lo |-o»rr al rala Ikrrria iraalod a»4 htrtol tar Ur** *«*k> cua»«<aU<elx t*. rrraiMa Uerota draaHbad a* (ol- M**iM* I* mIA 4*r U. bsarlag. la Th* itaatlkra llaabrr. and that (ha Sduettr; cakaa a c»yy a( tbit ttoilpa TV* WeM ball at tba SoalliaaM la ba a»m*d upon carb hnoya p«rlj ■taartrr al arettea fourtaaa (14), 4n .ialtrsal «l hi* ImI kbaaa adJrrta roataifalB* ai and 3S/IOQ xereet aad Nora U.^Utrtalteaaan. JiM|aad Federal 'Bavlsg* Ld Lao* Aerecialire ot Kalama***, Mkblgas, * eet; BMW J At a asMlu at Ml4 Court. h*M oa 3if*».*ai* Philip IL Milshall. J*4<» at Prabal*. er*gii*ts *t MiS l*v***a< ar* re<tuir*4 if t-r****! lhair rlilaaa Ik writ' eaa mane on Ue 4 th day *t Neva*- Ibrpreeau** «ener*d.by Mid meet g*S* la iitaaMd ia th* Vlltage »t MUal*.ill*, treaty of Marry, Mkbtyaa aad d**crlt>*d M WUdaal LM id, Mlddl.eill* Down* AddiUaS No. 1. MAh* Villag* ot MMdlatllU. Srettea ST. T*w» 4 XerM. Kaa<* lu WML T»*raappl* T*waMip, berry Lonely MlehigM. a* plaited in Uber S at Plata, peg* 4, Many t.'oaaiy record*. >at*a. id*c*mber io, IBM - Michiana k*u«**l Bnah A ballad BUM* Cerpartnon ■ Morlgaj** JUMhUll b Ward 1414 McKay lower 1 Urud itaylda Miablgaa 48M3 3/4 i?W ii UI.UI.B ArrVIKHKII Time roa UBABUG CLAIMS. . SUI* *1 Mtehifui. Th* Pr*b*t* Co«rt tar th* Omuls at lUvrr la Ik* Malt*s at th* k.ui. ot X*l U*^M. Itewlll, DmmsM. Pit* N*. MOBTGAOS BALE Default hailng b*ea made J* 81 IN MEMORIAM In loving memory of our dear mother and father. Pearl M. Cook Kenyon, who passed away Jan. 13. IBM. and Clark O. Ken­ yon, who passed sway Feb. 14, 1B40. Mr. and Un Harold Oriffeth Mr. and Mrs Arthur Kenyon Mr. and Mrs Ralph Kenyon Forrest Kenyon Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Kenyon The Grandchildren S/34 ' 1 I | i 1 r .ir l TN MEMORIAM In loving memory of our hus­ band. father and grandfather. Breeze McDyer. who passed away Jan. 15, UM. Badly missed by The Family •dr'gel and lladare. Attoreeye Paul E. Hi*s*l 104 W. Utala Birem HMlinga. MlchlgaS ’S.’TS..^ Clements Library kt U-M Source = father who passed away 7 years ago, Jan. 11. Agnes and Boys IM ot th* po**r *t aaia **al*laed ia Mid martswr and lhe tlblut* In *aM <<>« maoa and pratlded, and lo pa> Mid otauant with mtaratt or proviaw la Mid nartgM*. and-all legal ee*u, ebhrg** nod aapeaxa. laeluulbg IM •tloravr l»* allowed by law. Mta mortgage will ba turxloaad by Mie et the a»«m-4 preauaa* el pablta readae t* Me bigbart bidder al lb* trust dree *t th* Harrs Looaly C*dti lieaa* la lb* City ot HMUog*. Michi*"Friday. March IS. HIM at lu •'cleea In la* forenoon tulrrt i ife’ IN MEMORIAM Charles Cappon — In loving -aam j Patricia. Sheryl and John Hine . fedl'T. “LL‘'SX".X*iu.'S neelJu* t* rail day of hreAnl. 1* lb* Msstlsga Baaaer. Md Usf U. ip. CARD OF THANKS We wtsli to express our most to all friends, relatives and neighbors. Star Orange. Jollle Jills, ABC Office, Pennock Hos­ pital nurses and nurses' aids, Drs. Phelps and Flnnie, LeonardOsgood Funeral Home. Iler. El­ liott for his comforting words and all others who were so kind during the illness and passing of husband, father, brother, grand­ father and greet grandfather. William J. Norris. Your acta of kindness will long be remem­ bered and may Ood bless each and every one of you. Mrs. Lena Norris Mrs Addle Wood Mr. and Mrs. Oerald Hine Talepb*-* M3-34M I f or Researchers siirixPSjr'iir S?® c jT S i-h iF r. LEGALS XQTICB Or MOBTQAGB 8ALX li'Uult h»>lai bee* n*4a ta tae roadlilMia ol >MI eertain moririge \4.lrol Ua 3ag lUj al April, 1IM4 'eirralrd by Aega>tv* Kha* aad V‘“: .K"~“4-•-* hud ««4 wile. u vnartgaccr*. U Tbr i rdrial Uad Haak •( Salat Pawl a body rarparal*. »f »«• Feel, Misin.’U, aa Bird t°r r«ard ta tae •«!<• at tea Register al Prada laib 4*7 o< Acrti, IfaJa/rorotiiH la Uro* Sv W^Nirrtgadar so l’«n 111 Nu’tic* « H*r*Ly o’lrtn, That U* «Ulie* M Bwate* jarelaar pray tag 1 Gotten I lie iKUltUty* orc over, uic tur.-. on... . car has weU begun. be ldc "Wotxlcrlul Wars ul Mell*. :a Hereby blare. That all <Ihe children Are *11 back in Csmonua.'' » Hanover - HorUxt MVaSM. taureated la rBJ rout* ar* ichooi. but aUU Uta neighbor-• Uci» »U1 iaxd Charter bight iMled |* appear before .aid Pre KXXl docx. hum. USD 30. The WuudreUUl Club IU4 ; bate Cbm M Jm. u«, IBM, At 11 A-M7 lo abav caaae why a Ucaaa*| With all the birthdays, snnl- dt-en invited Lo aUctid. Anyone Tne University of Michigan's eMaid net b, greeted i. Bnb.n H. raraanM, and meeUngs. we won- Inu-rtsud should uxrtacl U» teqgl -daaWatroter 4 said rotate. ler wltcre old'Faliter limo baa ficavutry. Goyiord Idtugnun. * VlHiam L. CacmcnU; Library ia atf.pta'v it cre’fta rrel roTiT*’de.- jane. lutadaor. Jan. nd, U» Lions Club co ol Ute pool research InaUftSdr in bln partitas. t*r U* ptfHSs But would we *11 be happy lo •IU tour Ute teaw isciory ur utlona of Ute Nation. ■norlotte, Everyone will meet at It bouse* evampaa* of the UtsMiroura • 4*',U *aM •tyreero af * Idle *H day long? ne Den at 0;3U. — rntten uenume oi our country te 4* Qrdmid, That uetle* U«rn*l Mr. and Mr- Herald Classic Yom uie aiscovery at the New •a gl»«--. t-v paLUcaUaa eg a c«py Mr. and Mrs Cntules Uuhlxup NXM for tkrro «n*k* rmtesMIlrely terped tnclr uuugnicr celtnruto provtes* to t.u day *1 hearing. ». Mia daugfuera ol Demon ruuuo.- iroebb-thaay by taaing her and (Vorld (14D-JI down to about 1105 -approximately 3o0 year* ot The Mantega Banner, end that the psGlienrr ceur a copy at Ute so Arcnio Wooarnans before leaving n¥ lomiiy. Mr. and slra. Gien- ur tustcry, says Howard H. Ice to I* aarrad upon, each .known un Curu* and children, to parte te inlereet ki Ila l^al fc»*wn or Anzon* u> viml n_. io|te>. Tba library tries to reflect nicy were dcjaywi in ilarruigdtearp Kail {with proot of maillag). ion, Kan., wru-n tncir I’l-miMiui- ho aitcrnoon they cohal on all ••peel* of life tn early or by t-'iareal Merle* at leaal foutera (ll> dare prior to an th hearing. oia diaugnfer, Micncm-, Hua to tx- ienry "Toes" Bokiigcx at Ute America. Philip H Milehril. Jndg* ol Pro basprtaugoa inr * luepirauiry *u- Uony County Medical Center, Material on the shclvai conjffiv’1 J. Hudkon tnem. wo were gusu to near ltd* was a belated birthday visit Bi*g*l and lludaon Micneue wnx b*ucr iuul Utat ar Tuas." He waa hi |><.-ara old data of printed book* and paman. 6 and »iu» gladluuvt lu.-. ilcU. map* and Mi awn, ooton103 Weal tkal* StroH HMlia*'. Miebigna I/Sl lu-y wore AUie lo coniuiuo incu nends had remi-.ir.DcnN. oi newspapers and earay mog*Mra. Nunnu Siitun. Mra. one*, topical pnnta and cartoons. uuns horn huriuigwn were Bun­ OBDBB FOB PUBLICATION, day auuier gua>u *c tho nomn Cilodya CrocKioi’d. Mra. Christine umi mamtacnpc corraapoodeucc t Ual Account. oi Mnt rerris mi own. bus. rtob- Kuper and Mra. Carol Lnz sur- I gawnns iuul eavtesuu-n. Ttteao _ State *1 MlrhUlM. The 1‘rebate on Han and aau^ucr. nevei-iy. priMd Miss Doris Whitney at ire source matcruus from which a-xtuooaa. Hograpute*. and Ufala lb*. Matter ol th* Fatal* ol of huuivLie weio *uo caucis id Chriatlaa Belton. Mentally laeocape Ute Brown home. * asr. ana Mi*. cuvy. They helped iter re-icixatc cxprctaV’o tr.unugiupuo are writtent. FU* Xe. 14.I1Z. icr birthday and enjoyed a vtry ' jm. ■ Al » Meagre ot aaiA Conn, bald os —in Feaacv unu atuignur, iteuny, picasant clay. * Tne Womans j ot Hasungs were Buuaay evening Aa someone once remarked. guesu oi Mr. ana hub. Jama ciiuuy Group of tlic McUiodUt tnou of Ute Clcmeuta Laarary'* wul meet Jan. 20 at the optingw. • Mr. «j>d Min. Junies Church uxnr af Mia. lH.-r.tItm Curtu caacra are wrttera. upnnger ouicd un tho Hoy Mra Leo Maaureck will have LiksWbsaaf Like stash PulHDewey k af Delton on Friday chargc of the lesson. * Mra. Dan *®T J/** ” ‘“'rs “ “’Te,w® evenuig. * Mra. Hiurtey Boucj Drown was a bouacgucM Uu* test • ’*• Gipson, Liaude H. V a ■Tyne, carl van uurca, narnieei -.113* Ordered.'That Mik* lherool wtxk of her daughter, Mr. and be given by publkeiic-n at e eepy Mia. Hugh Pvdaaun anl daugh­ Flagg Bemis. Douglas 8. Frssberoal tar Urre **«•■ crerocntnely conee. * A suipruc uiruiday ter in Detroit. mu, and George DsngtrfteltL pony was liold bkiiunlay mgnt ri”1!!* .!0 **‘u "**’ 01 *” Then there arc Guggoiiteto Feliows and other prae winners pelftio.->er ceute a cap? of Ute ttotlce tar Mrs. Koiuud Anaers, by hcc A bo aerved upon each known party aaugnicr-in-iuw. Mrs. Karl And­ like John R. Alden. John Bakntn lalercai af bla teal known addrwu ers au*. Konala Aiuiera, mts. Al­ Hendershot & Vicinity uta, Lioyd A. Brown. Verner W. by ragutered. certllad. or ordinary mon a Weoer always oncaraie Crane, Dwight L. Dumond, their WUi birthoays together. * Uy Mra. Uictiard Clark 1 James T. Flexner, Irvine Leon­ Many oi Hie ncagnuini were glad ard. Richard Van Atatync. aad m U) SCO Mrs. Haroui bpnngvr un William B. wmoox. ttta sax Mr. and- Mrs. Kcct Tobias. Feminine Fancus 'inuraaay. * luatiarciiero from the National The Manin Peaks and Mia* Jerry and Richard wore Bunday ' Park Bcrvicc, Coioalal WLilWUaJOf West State Street fiaattaga, Michigan 1/31 Meiva FtXLkc spent live weeimid amner gut-sta of Mr. and Mra. i burg, Fort TtoondcrogB Museum. in Clucago vtalUng tricncu. « Phillip Armptron*. * Bunday । Blccpy Hollow HoaloruVon*. Mr. and Mia. Almond Weoer and evening Uie Don Bower* enter- Macainac Island BUto Park PUBLICATION-Ttnal Accouat Kichard Jj Yvonne had birthday juiud the Gordon Cams, the and ocbar ptojseta Stale of - MJchtgan. TSd Probate dinner for Mrs. Weber iu gui-st i’iuUip Armstrongs and Mr. and Conuniaaion, liave worked hare, my* Packbauu. Cmitt far-the Cuuniy et linrry. ^•/fcirrS'ii: last of Mr. and Mrs Lyndon Jotui- Kra. Keel Tobias. Jerry and F.-om it* manuscript ooihcicock of Gun Lake. * Mra. Dor­ Richard. Tlio occasion being a lons Ute Library ho* made avail­ Taka Nertce that an January -Join. farewell for Jerry, who will be able Uie text of loltera for such 1»*4, at IU:UO aaa. la th* Probate een Woodman and daughter. CnaUiroum. HMtingr. Michigan, a Marilyn, were Sunday coUctb of returning to nuuiary acrvlco on publication scries as Ute papgrs hSgsteg will be had os a Millies by Mra. Fem* Brown .and. IsapclL Wednesday. * Mra. Leu Hcndix- of Benjamin Franklin, Thoma* Arttkf KMter. AdmtaiatZitur *nk Ahot returni-d home Thursday, jeffcraon, Jahn Adam*, Alex­ will annrtcd, praying that Ma'Saal from Pennock Hospital and Is ander HamUML George HI. aeeoacl ta mM eetal* be allowed. M la Urd*r*d. That notice b* given Improving a Mr. and Mrs. Dick Jamue Madlsun. Edmund Burke, Woodland by piUIiaaliAs ot a ropy hereof Io* Ciark and family were Bunday Henry Lauren*, John Calhoun, Uree week* cuave;uti>«!> prrvbaai tn dinner guests of Mr. and Mra. and Uie History of Parliament. data ot hearlM U 1b* lUstaage Bre­ By Mra. Glrndon Curlia ner. gad that a myy o{ Ute noU-.-v Bruce Smith and family of the ba Mrvnd upon each known Interested McOmber district. "W «cPaul Clark. daughUr of Mr. On Doc: 21. Mrs. Elizabeth Bod Mrs. Robert Clark has.bean 1 »<>w 11 UM gtmr^DseailM^n. ism Htstcrly of Woodland, was ad­ Ul with bronciUs. * Saturday ^Mdta’hou Building mitted to tho Pennock Hospital. morning Mra. Bob Clark attend­ By Mra. Donald Proafrock ed Ute funeral of tier unclo in *4 Haxttasa WI J-474V liMtlnn. MlAlgan 1,-31 On Dec. 23 she submlUrd to major sunrery. Tlic operation Galesburg. * Friday *uppar The Lloyd Gaskllln entertained was auccnwlul and she recover­ guests of Mr and Mra Wilbur the North East and West Dea­ OBDEB APFOINTIKG TIME ed nicely. However, she 1* to sub- Schanlj were Mra. Clarence ling and Banfield Farm Burma ■. JOB MHABIXa CLAIMh. mlt to anothw operation of a Tiukiu- of Bradenton. Hl. and discussion grftips at their home aiueiuui otcoc ui Tuaxtay evening. Following lhe uiiicrcnv nniure anti lor u ail- nr. SUU Ciwt for Ud Coaniy of Barry . (hr the Matter of th* Estate ot Icirnl purpose. Thia nursery was Battle Creek. A On Bunday Wil- potluck nupper, Melvin 8mlU> of to be performed on Tuesday, Jan bur and Minnie were gussU of ibu-Unas allowed pictures to Uie Mr. and Mrs. Henry VanSyckto group cf lib recent trip through 12. Elizabeth has' been hospital' At a Msaloa at Mid Cenrt. held on Dre. IB, I sue. Uxtl Uuee weeiu. Of course IL Is Of Ldtccy. * Monday evening CrtU- Europe. * The OrvlU* Babcock* Prroroi, Honeraiiie MrtUp H. MH- naeditw u> mention that She ws of Wun-yn und Ocorglu Bro- returned last week from Florida ■: liiiire -Hmibf Gtere That .11 »*• sppvecUtted ul! the canto, gBB.wtu-Mr. and Mra..Loute wh«T0 they spent Ute holidays with (rltNitl-i. ★ The fJchulU famto pi'eaeat their elaiana la writing end Uy returned homo Last week from endhr oath, te aaid Court, aad to fulncsn of so many ixnplo. Hcr Miv* * eopr therrof upu Wain* hcwpitol pastor. Rev. Lowell E. their trip via Jet airplane to iMsaMden of Bl. X*. 3. MlddleVlli*. Dimas lias assured her that Freeport Pcisudcna, Calif, where they Miritlgau. fid-jclacj af aaid eMate, and many folks stand with her in Visited Mrs. Bchulta’* sUter and that aneh claim* will b* h.ard by aaid Co-art nt th* Probate LMTIr* en Marsh their prayers and continue to By Mra. Sylvan Taff family. Mr. Schult*'* father acBl. IBM. st 1:00 A.M. • remember < her in their private Ul aaoth it. 743-3311 and public worship. . tho Winter in Pasadena. Mr. Mid Mrs. Oliver Boultor. Mr. and Mra. George Fgunoo The Dowling Dude* 4H Sad- . Sr.. are soil patients st Pen- and Larry were Christinas din- die Club met last weak and te given by pnklkatiaa ot a copy nock Hospital since their auto no- guecis oi hl* parent. Mr. planned a roller skating party tarred lot three week* coneeeutnrly accident a week ago; They en­ and Mra. C. A. Faunce al Bent- for Sunday of text wwk at Uprovtojfiw~ntg day of bearing. Ih joy hearing from their friends. l«y. Later they attended - a Th*.Healing* Itanare. and tkal the Mra. Ella Knntiw p of- "Ellas Cfinstenas supper at Ute homo sholL * Royal Bryant, fanner Sdartdry cent* a ropy ot this nut lee to be aerr *4 upon rartkn**n parly Hairstyling" will be the guezrt uf Mr. and Mra. Earl Wilson. restoent of thl* area, has roby rigtelerrd. cenlRed* or "ordiurey ttpoiKc: lor the January ciUId also of Bartley. * Mr and Mr* turned to ids liotite on North Study Club mcrttoE. Tite meet- Gporsc Faunce and Lorry spent Esat r-nplt«l Awi tn Ttatat* Ing will be at Ute Woodland iK- Chi.-almas wrekmd wlthMr. Creek following a brief stay at achool. Jan . ID In the iXXHC and Mra. Jamw Wlchuhn of the American Legton Hospital economics room. * I received a sterling. * Mr. anil Mra. Gor- The Donald Procfrocks vuffid teU«- from a former school doo Yoder and family. Mr and him un Bunday. teacher. He U Interested tn learn- u-. tv—. .fere ... o,w. iu. vr*u Kioto Btrrel Broltage. Michigan 1/31 Ing about his former students. WHcoxaln of HaMing* were eiiiimry meeting Tliuraday. * Mr. Because of hi* concern, and I Chrirtmas dinner guest* of Mr. and Mra. Jay Wing visited Rgv. am sure oilier readers arc in­ and Mra. Norval Thaler. * Mr. und Mra Fay Wing near-WoodHEABING ON CLAIMS. Slate cf Mkhigxn. Probate Court terested. T would like to Mart a and Mrs. Charlra Wilder of land last Monday. * Mt. sM new feature in my column. I Grand Raihds, Mr. and Mra. Mra Jay Wing wor« Friday Li Ur County of Barry. Ketel* ot Annetta norruro Layla. will netd the help of the read­ Cliarica Blough and sou, local, lunch guests of her grajiddaughDreedMd. Fll* N*. 14.3*1. iFte Ordered.that «n Marek 13, ers. however. If you are a gradu- Mr. and Mrs Howard Thaler and Uv. Mr. and Mrt. Michael Lirec- i-aiii CARD OF THANKS We wish to express our sincere thanks to.all for your expres­ sions ot sympathy during the Ill­ ness and death of Bessie Palmatier. We especially want, to thank the nurses at Pennock Hospital. Dre. Flnnie and Phelps and staff at the Medical Facility. Mr. and Mrs. Earl PalmaUer and family • Mr. and MH. Karl PalmaUer and family «-rFte*«-:k. br<*4*ed. Fn* No. !»., Ass halloa Ot Mid Court. Bald-os U3M. Al a auoloa st mI4 Cresl. bald re '’J-IZait. ‘‘urocreuf PMllPU »* frill? predation and sincere thanks to all friends, neighbor* and rela­ tives for the flowers, cards, food and many oct* of kindness durIng the Illness and loss of our loved one. Thanks to the Kinsley Ladles Aid. the Fair Lake Farm Bureau. Oull Lake Bible Church. Post Cereals, General Services Administration and Newkirk Oil Company for the beautiful flow­ ers. to the pallbearers. to Rev Peplow for his words of comfort und to the Henton-Bmlth Fun­ eral Horne for services rendered Mrs Bert LitU Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Litts and lamlly Mr. and Mrs. Mason Litis and family Beeste Stanton Ks MORTGAOB BAU g CARD OF THANKS . CARD OF THANKS I wish to thank my relaUves. friends and neighbors tor Bow­ en, cards, food, basket of fruit and visits white I was in the hospital and since returning W ife CARD OF THANKS We wish to express our tinctre thank* and appreciation to every orfe for their kindneu and pray­ ers at the time of cur great loss. To Father Dunphy, Father. Haw­ ley. Leonard - Oigood Funeral Home, Drs. Birk. Blair, Castle­ man and Logan, the Pennock Hospital staff, Fire and Police Departments; for flowers and cards, donations of household furnishings, food, clothing and money, also those who worked so hard In getting a house ready to move into. We wish we could thank each ope personally. Knowing that tho whole com­ munity was sharing our loss made the past week bearable. Thank you all so much. Phyllis and Richard Thomas * and children . THE HASTINGS BASWK»-r7 Tbiiraday, Jaaasry K IM» Cloverdale-Hope K3LL£r8,»js““ fatale el MpblgatL .Th* Ptobale LEGALS Card of Thanks and In Memoriam ' i - ily at Middleville Saturday. * Mr. and Mr*. Ralph Stuart and family veiled Elnora. Whltne.y Sunday, w v--. Anri Mra. Reuben Crtlra were Sunday dinner gurata of Mr. and Mra. Harald Stanton of Dowling. * Mr. and Mra. Reuben Crltra spent last Wednesday with Mra. Ruth Springer of Haatingx ★ Mra. Robert Conley of Haoting* and Mra. Donald Cullen were Grand Rapid* -vUitor* last Thursday. * Mr. and Mr*. Ralph Kyser of Inwall and Mr. and Mra. Larey Poll and family, local, were Bunday lunch gueat* of Mr. and Dale Duke*. Mr. and Mra. Robert Contay and nan. Gary of Hastings' were Friday Mippcr guest* ot Mr. and Mra. Dean Stuart. * Mr. and Mrs. Dean Stuart and children wen Sunday visitors of Mr and Mr*. Woodie Wtnegarden Of HaeUng*. ★ Mr. and Mra. Ralph Bliuut and dauglrtcra of Ionia ware Bunday evening vialtara of Mr. and Mra. Dean Stuart. * Mr. and Mrs. DetuiiA Tixxnpspn and aon of Goshen, Ind., wire Sunday supper guts-U of hi* par­ ent*. Mr. und Mra. Frank 'Iftompwxi. i Miss Donna Wallunw and her couain. Dennis Walluna* of Kailuiuucx) s)>-nt the weekend with Mr. and Mr*. Prts Wslluna*. * Mr and Mra Wil] Mtahlcr. Mra. Emma Roush and Mr*. Dorothy for Mrs Arthur Parker at the Farley Funeral Home in Battle Creek Saturday. -* Mr and Mr*, Jack Park* of Allendale w«r Saturday supper gue*L* ot Mr. and Mra Claude Walton. Claude Walton made a business trip to Grand Rapids Monday. * Mr. and Mra. JantexBhtehan and family of Grand Rapid* were Sunday Vtartora of her mother, Mr. and Mra, Joy WlBg. I . li 1 . ... 1 1 1 7 3 1 1 1 - 1 . . ! I . ' 1 | 1 i : j ' I �iRitfs Thursday Feed Wheat to Cattle With Cash Price Down 5—““ Lyle and- Madelyn tKeeney> , Foote. R1 Delton, are to be held !at 2 PJn ,hu Thunday al the - ________ W B/ 7" ® - 1 ’ 1 - T'K _ • The Harry Blairs Barryviile By Mr*. Barr Farrell" To Celebrate i san of Dowling were Sunday dln- Golden Jubilee Duane Day and Jeanette were ' caller* * Callers this week at the Charles Day home were Mra. I Gordon Hoffman of Battle Creek. ' Hugh Feighner ot Nashyille, Mrs. Mr. and Mra. Harry Blair are to celebrate their golden wedding anniversary with an open house at the Flrat Methodist Church on Sunday. Jan. 34. from 2 to 8 p.m. u to officiate with* burial In ‘Kalnbock and E. H. Lathrop of Oak HUI Ccmtery at O range ville. Nashville. Mrs. Karl Gaawr. Karl Wayne and friend of Bat­ I Steven died Monday afternoon, "Dunham tle Creek, a Mrs Clara LaHoihn. price* and loan whies for the c™ be fed a* a replacement for lt>. yrt y H cheeieman In addition to hU parents, he daughter, Mrs. Lewis Bolton, on Odeaaa. Li survived by two sisters. Kathy, 1964 wheal crop Bruce Bran. rl)nl ln Ute ration when, price ’ #1 , R2 NH,,mhwla SyUU Harry Blair and Nora RichardBarry County extension a ■ e n t.: iUillne* lt4 usc and Beverly. und a brother, aid K. Btoel. son of Mr. and Mrs. Sunday where she will be con­ Barry County extension agent, "’1” i Tommy, al home: maternal Gerald Btoel of Lake Odessa, has valescing from recent surgery. However, the dairy specialist Congratulallons and Mr and Mra. Homer Potter of »•“ “H™ ha* received this advice from ——---------- - -----------—-------------------------grandparents. Mr. and Mra. Roy been selected for a career as a of Hopkins. Mrs. Biair '• is •a Michigan State University agri- c»utton» that fine grinding may wishes to Mr. and Mrs. Jamot Morahall and —-----------were Thursday —;------- * — — A' Keeney, Kalamaroo; the patern- language specialist in the Air — result tn some "summing" "gumming" of Richards, who wen- married Rat- . CUltGraTaUthot ltit, remit Force. He recently completed his I ^Way tuesU of Mr. and Mra. graduate of Uie Allegan County Fartnera «uu who uwn don’t adequately adecuatelv — •Krandmotbcr. Mra. Leia Foote, feed niangers when wheat comipaay tn tne Nasnvme &.u B. , r-uunn. ’ a ’ CTTCZZTTT -------Normal School and taught in Hugh Henderson. MSU animat . . ... .TT ’ , til Rhelhwltte basic military training at Lack-1 Donald Dowsctt. * Mr. and Mrs. prisesrenore than half of the Church. Rev. E F. Rhoades protect their top soil may have the “ * oneiuyvme. huabanzby apeclall#t.»y» coarse­ land AFB. Texas. Technical Oletta Pufpaff were Bunday dln- Allegan rural schools for sev------------ •-----------■ ly ground wheat may replace up grate ration. Usc of oat*, com or reading tire wedding vows. Mrs.-most fertile gullies in the county. tralnlng for Airman Steel's ca- , ncr guest# of Mr*. Zoe GtUetl at 1 I) 1 They have boon residents of to 50 per cent. of. the corn in bran in the gram mixture ,can Richard* is the former Marietta i11 Michigan Blate University ex- [ reer field is conducted at Syra- Naahvllle. Weeks, daughter of Mr and Mra. I‘'P*'®1 «P«rUlUt Mys LclDOF 1 001TV poat cattle feeding rations with­ minimize this problem. ruse (N.Y.t University and Lv de- | Mr. and Mrs Glenn Pufpaff Hastings since 1942 when they Charles Sheppard. M8U poul- — Robert Weeks Mr ----and•—Mra. !uilS croP residues J out any appreciable change in -------------------r.--------------------------------— —- t _ 11 tn9 milV-h imt signed to prepare new airmen, were Friday guests of Mr and went into business here. Their . — .-I.-. ----.... nr.,a_ — ___ ._ -» . * I W T • 1 • J wy Tate of grain or degree of ftaldi ‘O' e.xtendon speclalirt, say* it'a Waldo Richards of Lansing are!--------- - - ----- .—y --------- , for duty in the specialty as i Mr*. Huron Healey of Lake Larger amounta mav be fed rt ck»y to wheal in poultry the parent* ot Uie groom. The.’““* run-nn axui soil reos'on by members of the Nation's aero- Odcma. ----- * * *—Mr. and* •* Mrs — '— Omlck. Court Street when they pur­ Han a*' ut1 ■> >*r ccn‘Rtosell n G. (round wheat 1* fed on top of rations, providing it doetn’l .re- cltendenU attzndcttte were Beverly Hart as'®ab 0™ Rn^'H space force Airman Steel is a | Mrs Benedict and Mra Sdcvck chased lhe Fanners Market At com or grass Ulsgr. Protein »up- Place more than one-half of the maid of honor and .brat man was, ----- -- --------- „u graduate of Lakewood High cf Heating's were Sunday evening Seed Store. They operated that ----------------plenum -may be reduced b^*’'1™ requirements. Substituting Cliarlle Richard* of Battle Creek.. ''na;lon «pccuiut. business there and also the name School and U a former student Shout 10 per cent. wheat for more than one-half of the groom’* brother. . Linda' " I Nothing you use on your form. at Calvin College. Grand Rapids Tobias and family * Mr. and business when they moved their Robert Hines MRtl antmn) hire- the corn in a ration will often Weeks was her tutor's, brides- . Burr Fossett were Friday callers store to 8 Jefferson Street in ’ U likely to be uUUccd aa poorly bandry specialist point* out that ln wasted feed. maid and Mark Weeks wiu»i IMS. They sold that building and --—n- ------------------- | as the labor, according to a ground wheat can replace com Sheppard points out that the groomsman, and alw uthered. j ililche* and highway*. moved to their present Biair's University of Delaware farm “pound for pound*' in rations -for-**11'7^' value of *'h«at is slightly and the grown s brother-in-law. | Friday dinner guetta of Mr and Farm & Garden Supply Store on inn ax raaah-- la. , , W. Stale Street. Crowing and finishing hogs when lowrr lt,an that of com, but lhe HowardHogan, of Lansing alxoi — in—i«.. r------------ ---------------— Mrs. Lee Fossett at Vicksburg. * "man that tiiit soil -mil blown blownfrom from tana W ,/• MoAUlsUr. extension price relauonships are favorable, protein value la u UtUc higher ushered. Marlene-Ackett of Nash- shown luanis ■ : agricultural Mr. and Mra Karl Pufpaff und economist, said this He points out that although However, wheat can replace com ville sang with Mrs. Donaldstains three to five times as ,lpm1Z'ta"th7tata^'7f family were Saturday evening * •— ------------------«*•>• .......................... ‘-.Procfrofk J*.™ wheat 1s — higher in protein---than ; Juttoui any. .chwges in ,Ute . ProyfFWll BC60IPP.Wln« BCCOinPiipyliig, her h e r, Inuch “nianlc matter, und at len.it Durfee com, Uie qualityxof protein it poultry ration. mlm Lucille Gray, the bride's Clarence Marta. Jr., and family : cousin, nnd another couain. hoUM,“m “ U,e rrom which P1 1 up piles 1* not different. No------------•-----------at Portage. * Mr. and Mrs. Boyd tty Met. John Hook jhknge Is rastnnunded:In prosome Michigan dalrvirfen are ta- --------Elaine -Johnson, --------- * cut —• and served 11 , not be .torvd tor Pufpaff of Kalamazoo were Sun­ ------Straw, cake com and stalks nnd barnyard | ®r ‘u,rwl fo[ >“--•“«* ­ ure. feln tupplrmentatton when re- creasing production, but not profit ‘he wedding punch and । Hay gurata of Mr. and Mrs Karl Placing corn w ith wheat in swine lby (reding their cows extra m^itL »«i*nDay poured coffee. Mrs :,unu" bett. ***, *“«» dur_____ Pufpaff. * Mra. Burr Fawetl -r— Eort Baltimore Extension -class feeding rations . r^oorts C Rav Hoahmd. Mk*hi?-*n Richards wlH continue to work ? *‘‘ltcr, he sal*, wldle oats are: —rCvl*’ I” . was a Sunday caller of Mrs [will meet with Mrs Dona KosGraydon Blank, MSU ?heep state University agricultural econo- ln *» lawyer1* office Mr. RichptaWK‘ how to do your^wo^efffctemBertie Howell at the Medical Pa- bar Tuesday, Jan 19 * Harold toeclallst. aaya wheat for lambs mist. "A study of 1963 DMA par** * “udrnt m Michigan . . . . r r b_- be told a ktahiran lto?m clhty nnd Mra. Fem Mix te Erb went to Byron Center, to fives best results when m'xrd ticlpanta show* no difference in College and alto docs some: andh1 Labor Management Cwdereme , Hastings. hla brother, Clayton. Monday, With outer f.yin grains. When returns over coat of feed for Hol- teaching. There were about 100 „^i <nt MlclUgan^State Unlwdtv I The BarryvUle-NaohvtUe MYF who was ill -with pnt-umoma * Wheat to toed m the only train, st-tn co« fed 4J® to'8.000 pound. '-1 attendance at the ceremony ££ ^ofSTetetW ^UdhT tea Wortang habTJ“UT& group went to the Fenwxk Homer Hammond and Harold mere d’tn t^Mrn “t^ta P" cow." he ray.. Th< South Maple Grove Farm Xkly ^^il wXi .wuy’ —' of uL and Xr£. J^ Mrihodtit Church Sunday eve- Erb called on Warren Meade ------------ •-----------Butrau croup mrt Cut re/ulttagVdllra orT^h^^d »«»ure >ou have atwaVdooc a •nine to bear the Crystalalrea * Saturday at .Community HcwpiWith oat* com or^with both* ,n -■'U'Ugglc for future se- Salurday at the Town Hall for :a harvesting equipment J°b “ certain way. U not a good Rev and Mra Karl Fiost of tai He ha* hadu badly burned •qually ,£St curtty. do we ever stop to pon" ’’“T” *n I Naahvllle were Thursday dinner hand. * Genevieve Makley of Completes Bade — Airman Glenn I gurets of Mr. and Mra. Robert Halting* was a Sunday caller on -Mu* m with j .. . ' ,, awcnuance wo* rather small .uid left bore are often -ublect to* '1 fact, it is a good indlcaeram to | «>« that not much U^ug£“ R Boot, son of Mr. and Mrs 1 Herman, a Mr and Mra Richard Mr. and Mra. Homer Hammond. hed ewea t^^ to a^btac *n,Oy :IWf SnWen y""? Esprcl‘ w«’l«-.R'charts wedding. ■ .cats. : hvUig given <0 improving the Leonard J. Root oi R3 Hading*. • Shupp and family were Sunday _______ H*THUtaTn^Lk rateXr PUy. if we'dq our w«h!P r------------------------------•““* - -------------------During Winter months unpro- job—hatat is being substituted ba* completed Air Force baste dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs.; Banner Adi Benefit YOU! ■ctcd soil will usually fretre solid. <°r thinking." military training at Lackland i Robert Herman. MSU. says crashed driving hablta? ___ -Churth were Mr and Mra. Etl-‘iw, But soil under mulches In dealing with people. Mc- afb. Texas. Airman Root has t J?10 ,-atJOP frunl N Y- freeze ta a honeycomb manner and . AUlsler suggested the manager been selected for technical train- ' Mrs. WaUori Ia lhe former Nao-' readily allow early spring rain.1/ to hire capable dependable help: nc as a missile-electronics spec­ ialist at Uie Air Training Com­ ml Rhoades, daughter of Rev. soak into ft. provide adequate instruction and Mrs. K. P. Rhoades. * The1 ------------«-------:----training and supervision: be fair mand <ATC‘ school at Chanute Paul Knsler family were at Thawing Frozen Meat* and consistent ; make criticism AFB. II). HU new unit is part ofij Reading Bunday where they met! The most common methods constructive: reward a Job done the vast ATC system which! their daughter. Pauline, who' u&cd in Uinwing meat are in the well: provide opportunity for trains airmen and o fl leers in the camo from Detroit to the home refrigerator, al room tempera-; advancement.- and t.-rat othcra diverse skills required by the na-1 Electric tionl aerospace force. The *!f- j of Rev. nnd Mra. AuMte Ttegeir. tore or Utirinr tha-cooklng pro-' iw he wouldIrroitd. Pauline and Mra. Rcgeir were cess, as in roasting, for cXrunple. "A gtxxi trots creates a whole­ man U a 19ti3 graduate of HuRod Miller roommates when students at The important thing to remem- r«me attitude, a desire to work tings High Schoo). Western Michigan University._ber is to thaw or defrost the and n pleasant but busintsslikr Mra. Regcir** mother from Japan meat in tta original wrapping relationship between himself and U making an extended visit with unless the cut Is to be cooked his employers.'* McAllister ten­ East Middle Lake Sea "OK" Howard ths Regeirs. w Mr. and Mra. Dick from tfle frozen state. Defrost- eluded. Perry of Midland were Sunday Ing te the wrapping n»" IZl N. Michigan RESIDENTIAL By -Wr*. Heuie M. Cttirnt gueota of the Keith Balls. The ____ more ... .. even ___ thawing ______ or _ deft ____ ,, Michigan Blate's swimming Phone WI 5-9033 • COMMERCIAL 'two India. are sisters._____________ Frozen roosts will require dhe- cr.plain for 1965 is Dick GretSTART THE NEW YEAR FRESH! . Frea Eitimotes ------------ •-----------ttard to one-half again ns long zinger. senior from Plymouth. | The U. 8 Coast Guard. as for cooking ar. thawed rousta Be Mich, nnd member of Suite's Big we know it today. waa establish- certain to allow for the flgtOL Ten championship 400-yard f ree­ John Mason Bunday, a Mr. and * PAY ALL YOUR BILLS l'd Jan. 2» 1915.------------------------- time in jjour plans style relay team in 1964. Mrs. Admiral Focrsh of Lansing . tppit the weekend with hl* rts* CUT PAYMENTS SY <4 TO V> ter. Mr nnd Mra Frank Bumpus. 1 * Mr and Mra. Don Sluts and * ONI PATMINT ... ONI PLACi TO PAY children of Grand Rapids went Sunday guests of her parents. * err ixtxa cash sox winto txptmn Mr and Mrs. Frank Engle. *. Good new from the sick, Mrs • Farmers may want to consider------------------- —1------- -t— feeding wheat to livestock this or wound whcAt.la.. Poor Top Soil Cover Causes Fertile Cullies >uc.|>wwMa. vt Mie grwui. s w, -rr-y--*-* -r r- =; Utilized on Farm. ... Specialist Says When You Need Cash $25 to $1000 Miller JANUARY FURNITURE Clearance Etlxrl Maron Is up around ■’again after being in bed nearly a week home from the hospital this Again . . . January brings you unusual opportunities to bring beauty to your operating so the fishing can precede. Other Evenings By Appointment Local Finance ■OK” Howdrd home at savings that ar£ irpfxessiye. And remember . . . this is the best in furniture, up to our long-established standards. Furniture that yoCi will live with,’Tn comfort 112 S. Jefferaon WI 5-3424 Stop In or Coll — So mt Day Strvica Banner Adi Benefit YOU I and beauty, for many, many years. Come in and browse! STARTS FRIDAY January 15tl SAVE BIG During This EVENT Sure You might find another car as new as the Delta 88. fine Pieces for Every Room in Your House! Don t Miss This Opportunity to Get the Best for Less at Walldorff FURNITURE 105 E. State in Hastings But not this year SOME PIECES MARKED DOWN AS MUCH AS This ia Oldsmobile's Delta 88. it'* unique. Unique because it's new. New dear through. Styling ta new. So new, not a line nor a highlight was borrowed from last year. 50% ® On Our Finest Established Lines Power plant is new. Super Rocket V-8 ia the biggest in Olds history: 425-cuHoinch*a big. UP «> 370-horaes strong. . Transmission is naw, too. Turbo Hydra-Matic, available on any Delta 18, providee up to 40% more torque from a standing start, superlative performance New styling. New engine New transmission. This year, only Delta 81 lets you have all three, all new. Other cars hive a lot ot catching up to do. bbSdldsmobile * Try a Rocket in Action... Look to Olds for the New! —in ram tocst wnroauw ouswoeiic quality maui ... ■m»i rM actkm hi- REAHM MOTOR SALES - 107 N. Michigan Av. —- rat m »ut m WW pts.-Mt you out mm rat a uyi-mwr vuM-unt na uii—... ■ �Carlton Junior Grangers Have Busy Period Pomona Grange Plans Winter Session Feb. 17 Bernt Amtson Lakewood Lions rxt ________. 'ii. Present ‘World 01 17 Vermontville Of California’ Dies Saturday LeRoy Crooks, travelogue lec­ Grange member* met at Johns­ town Grange on Wednesday. Jun. The Wlnt/r officers training pm at Irving Orange. Stale turer and-photographer, will pre- Beml H. ■Amtaun. '81. o' real- AU subordinate Orange offl- Carlton Junior Grange members met Saturday. Jan. 9. As matron. Joyce Weinbrvcht. .was attending a Stalo Grange meeting. Mra. Charles Stadrl performed lhe duties of matron. it waa reported U»l the Junior Grangers had been busy tijrough lhe holidays. They put on lhe Christmas program for the sub­ ordinate Grange, sung carols at the Medical Facility. Went an ail-color travelogue of a land courage I'uncrul Horne in YcnnontvUlo. Barry County Office b of R3 • Space and Dtvmlfied | on Michigan's opportunities in Benjamin and Addie tspenceri LheLspare age. ■ Norris. He moved to Yankee lhe annual classic since 1939 fieerge Grlbbln, a native of Spring* wllhf IU* pOrenL* when to the. State Conventton. The program opened with a used fur hall <l*xorntiorv>. prayer for the New Year given by Opal Kaiser. Arlene Chevrcman made "Six Rreolutlona for a Granger." Clara Stanton gave ------ —------- *— —1—— with York advertising agency, Springs School and fanned in talk Saturday noon on । the Richland and Barry County ! iuen until hl* marriage lo Lena a ; Dennis of Irving Township oh Typographic consultant How- June 3, 1&0B. ard.N King, U. 8. Post Office| After their marriage they I untanritv nvecdore Janes and a -------• • jxnt! of ttale officlak. reviewing -uhlp home. curathl und proptao! kgtatatton orntothcr highlight* Equipment dtaplays. results of retjvry of National Exchange that he lived In Hasting* ; ClubA. installed the 1965 officer* advertising idea* of the Hostings Club In recent formal ceremonies. -Michigan Din- Club Officers In a chant “Did You Feed My Cttw?”. Bottoms For Year 1965 Up.” • Bug Bombed." A ritual tun Qulx was given and dtacuraed. A closing thought ard Welton, preUdenl; Howard Nashville. i though »l»e will have to wait un-1 * .... I tu she u. 20 u> get into this work. Overtown 4H ers Mias Garvey ta a graduate or — PcrCOIOtOr D___________ ,to a. the Airline and Travel Career fit GlV« Supplies STATIONERY rear School in Lanalng, having ««np>trd her Work lar.t month While awaiting her 20th birth- SCHAUER'S The Exchange Club U known Community Building al Hastings High School. magic *>EC AUTO WASH XJ CAR WASH nnd specially designed multiple »te ft I So much ft*) Wtaf .grandma will taka up car Waihing M a hobby. Engines - Equipment future. The HaMlngu Exchange Club phonic Hammond. Patricia Huas. ia presently undertaking an ex- Orange. The. Southwestern Michigan I PROTECT IT WITH MICHIGAN’S LEADING CAR INSURANCE Round the Clock New model car time is here again. Just as you use your good judgment in picking out a car you do the same in selecting the right insurance protection. This is why more Mctlxxllst Churctt prospective Exchange Club the Auto Club. They are assured of the out­ ‘cottons! coat*. standing, unsurpassed protection and serv­ £ Ollhtt. Ref real e Petition of Secretory Manager of the Riverside ice of Michigan's leading car insurance. metery will be open in the near future. Thii posi­ Stop by your nearest Auto Club office today! tion pays a salary and house rent. Applicant mint underttond keeping a set of books and capable of the high ncliool on Jan. buamras meeting was handling a staff of men. Persons interested in this Hospital I Guild Keports I Venetian Blinds A NEW CONCEPT and Mary Alice Lockwood. Lor­ raine Jameadn led lhe games. IN CAR CARE survived by a daughter. Mra. Gerald (Margery) Hine of RS Hastings; ono grandson; three great- grandchildren, and ~ annual tfr- Mrs Addle Wood of Hasmeetings this month.. ; Hos*Tbe Barry - Hasting* ABA He wa* a member of the Star another Freedom Shrine uh! eh a • Barry Dairy Groups to Meet 3 stating flnaoclaUy to permit needed Boy Scouts to attend camp. 1620 S. Hanover Piekupi - Campon operated the Tain Pines Dul^ry und the Area Dairy Bottle Ex­ change. ------------•------------ YMCA Camp al Algonquin lake. srrvattontal. ■ | wood. For their annual CornMi. Garvey wu paduatad from the NaahvlUe High School olstoe to the Barry County Com­ , m unity Building far use by Uie standing student arganliaUona using the building. I The girl* cluroc thia project in place of exchange of gifts. i William Kirkpatrick was preoCoin Operated gift Office Supplies BUYING Install Exchange Conical. School matt commeiclsl car wuh frpcrstori. Adapted far doil-rounelf method* th*» '**rutc ereeyeae profc»*l*«*l JS ^".T. Thc program. the second In a Miss Diana Garvey. 18. daugh- PARTY GIFTS Tk“-"“ 1 - * Insurance Winner Name Riverside ™ William Norris W. J. Schllhancck. lta*tlngs zk/Y* .representative of The unedtn Cemetery Ufticers National Life Lnourance Com-I J ** Dies Wednesday pony and a member of the RobRichard Row, Edgar Uasss w« iert E. Betael Ageney. Kalama- noir and Kendall Rsahm were rotf. ha* been named a winner named directora for three ytars At Farm Home in a one-month nation - Vide of the Rivenddc Cemetery As­ , i annual meeting of the Mlcldgan I IM^igan State "university.' I More than 7M weekly and ■ . vented by Char lea Sindel "Good Pomona will have* a food tent "Quick Skit*.” Nashville Girl To be Stewardess officiating. all The Hastings Banner Press Convention i The Xelbxr Center for Coo- I Funeral service* for William J. sales contest recently conducted sociaUon at the utockiioldm Uflulng FducaUua far the two- Norrta, 93. H4 Hastings, who by the company In honor af (annual meeting. Henry w. Persons, senior vice | — Offkers •-------- elected • were Chariaa ■a— Grange and contributed center­ The meeting opens Friday ford Road, about noon on Wed- president and director ot agen­ pieces. napkins and tabh- - fa­ noon on a military note, with u neaday. Jan. 6. were held at 2 cies. Schllhonrck i-amed ihta vors to the food boxes dutrlbutcd crack crew from the Tactical pm. Saturday at Uie Leonard- honor through the production of by the subordinAio Grange. a specified large amount of bu*lPlan* for a Elding party are In Uie making but must wait for bllltlc* and techniques In tacU- 15 years. died Saturday, Jan. 9. In Lakewood High School audl- meeting and bring any question* on lhe about Grange procedure they al 1:15 aon. in Hayes-Green- tart *'w4urn. ""' He will appear — ~* Beach Hospital at Charlotte. | that ta upomored by lhe LakePomona Orange wiU again |wood Uons Club. |*pon*or exhlbtta at the Burry ot the Oldsmobile Divtalon of of which man ha* wisely set General MoUira Corporation in ----- ' ' -----' —*‘ Lansing, retiring in 1950. | ’ HU wife, the fimner Annai j to mon' Uian 200 bet below MaErlckaon. preceded him in level nnd in less than a hundred • death. Surviving arc a ton. Koi-1 ! miles rises majestically to more . bert O. of Vermontville; a I Hum 14.000 feet to snow-capped beauty. California, ta a land ’ daughter. Mra. Percy Lalonde of i Where the Ire** are bigger, lhe I coastline more rugged and where Rapids: a alate.-. Mrs Gudrun luxh valley* are carpeted with a Fuisum of Lansing; tlx grand­ rainbow uf wild!he* era Ul Springchildren, nnd seven great- grand- Um& thddren. । A Ybnlted number of tickets ' DETROIT AUTOMOIILE lKTER l«UR*m EXCHAMSE al MOTOR STATE IMORAHtE COURMH position will make application In writing, stating CemeFery Board, Chas. H. Hinman, President, c/o Hastings Post Office. H~~ MR «M WIN J. MliUHRA Guild 3—Mra. Wilbur Schanta. chairman: 24 small diapers. 6 green clinic sheets and 12 O. B. , Come Visit Us During Our randOPening January 14-15 & 16 at the New Guild 10—Mrs. William Cridler, chairman: fl medium sterljlxlng bags; 12 small diapers; 0 baby and Mrs Anna Huntxings, chairmen: 8 green clinic ahtet*; blankets. Guild 31 — Mrs. Alta Sackett and _Mry. Mabel Booiwr, ghalrtnen: 1 No 2 Instrument wrapa: 33 »maU diapers; 12 emergency towete. Guild 22 Want to Get More Out of LIFE? Horizons Guild 3A—Mra. Lewis Marble. DURACLEANCSTOKE Your medium sterilizing hags itutmmerit’ wraps and 24 small diapers Horizens! and is large O. B. abdominal binders. Mrs. Harry Burke, chairman. pleasure to your NORTH JEFFERSON AT WOODLAND HASTINGS Phone WI 5-2091 FREE COFFEE & DONUTS door prizes A 9 by 12 Rug *25°° Discount on Any New Wall-lo-Wall Purchase Your Favorite Chair Cleaned Free WE HAVE THE LARGEST SELECTION OF Add zest and Over 800 Square Yanh in Stock Hr IMMIDIATt INSTALLATION 1 Convenient 411 Now Class ‘A’ Truck Routes BANK LOAN The State Highway Depart­ ment ha* announced that' all t>^W miles of State highway in Michigan are now dralgnalcd tu Whtfher you are a farmer, factory worker, Rtudent, bu»ine»iman. or The upgrading ot the remain - houMwife. the National Bank of Hasting* has a loan to tolve every problem. Open the door to comfortable living and family contentment *11 State highway* throughout Michigan during most of the Spring weight restrictions will’ CARPETING in Barry County life by getting a State Highways proxlmatcly 1.400 mltas of State highways These reetrtctkuw are usually in effect tram four to by using your credit. You will be interested ill the low interest rotes and insurance on loans. So let us help you for year every financial need with our complete modern bankin; services! April. Prices $C95 Start at rectlons of Mackie aaid. Now You Con Hove a ■ Beautiful Carpet Installed Completely in a 9 by 12 Room Over Heavy Rub­ berized Pod for . . ....... . Loans per sq. yd. •w than $1OO00 older pictured baU as villains for canMichigan Blain UnlrreMty «x- ! tually. ho says. thsy Itosapd from *60.00 » ‘60,00000 highways,' .iFDICl* *■■0 National Bank of Hastings Member Federal Rererre System and Federal Deposit /rua^anre Corporation DEPOSITS INSURED UP TO $10,000.00^ �I. KALAMO PENTECOSTAL DHUHCH 3—THE HASTINGS BANNER Services in the I hurdles Grace Lutheran To Induct BIBLE — CHURCH MILO ---------------Route 3. Delton Michigan Officers Sunday . Hartings METHODIST Charabes EVANGELICAL UNITED UKLT1IKKN CHURCH First Hrthodtet (lltUcb CHRISTIAN UNITY WEEK Grace Brethren Church to Have Missionary Rites STONEY POINT FREE METHODIST CHURCH oay. wan. o, ui » i, pllul following a brief UlneA 1965 will be inducted into office during the Bunday morning. Jan. bar hotua in Naahville Rev. Geoige Elliott ’The flirt annual Missionary. Past Nashville ' Resident Dies Mra Eavh Ooolbaugb,. Bl, a! Pastor's office hours: ■mteday 9:45 am. Churah school. 11 am. orahlp. Sermon: "Faith through Friday. 9 am. to 13 held. Sponsoring unit: Da­ WOODBURY UNITED noon. . ir Fun." partinant of Faith add Order. m«ntx» of tho oongregatlai BRETHREN CHURCH 7 pm. Youth Membership NORTH IRVING WEHLBYAN toakry Saturday and graveside Bunday Schedule -Be a Nathaniel and a Philip' METHODIST CHURCH Telephone 374-3246 7 pm. Junior and Senior MYF Saturday al lhe Woodland Cemochlkiren will Monday. 7:30 pm. Troop 73. milts W of Broadway. Freeport in Village of Woodbury Rev. Gerald Hephncr. Pastor Wedneaday, 7:30 Cub Pack meeting Sunday school. 10 am. Maurice Benedict, president; Worship. 11 am. Morning worship. 11 am. Wilbur ’ Marali. vice president; Junior church far children. Christian Science "The Rapture. Young People's service. 7 pm. Willis Buehl, srort-tary; Earl Evangelical service. 8 pm. Text Announced and childreni choir rehearsals. financial secretary: David KietsYouth Fellowship. Wed., 7 pm. group Bible study with individual maun, aasirtant financial sec­ Ptrrtgn Mtadonary Society of; ORANGEVILLE The annual buslnraa meeting leaders for rtudy and dUciurtun retary: Boyd Helnr, elder, and Brethren Churches. The Na- BAPTIST CHURCH ty tor every individual *111 be Gaud FWlowshlp of Brethren w olcn Campbel.. . Jamra O'Connor, trurtee. Robert Bible Study and prayer scrMonday Churches has approximately one 3 mUM ^xith of Gun Lake 7 pm Teen Fellowship. all Christian Science Churches forilen mtauon.irv for everv lo<>9.45 ,• am. . — Sunday school. ^.haaI this Sunday, The subject is the dining room of the Ilasunga cal congregation In the Staten 11 am. Morning worship. Tuesday ’Life." and it ia kcynofxi by Use First Methodist Church. Tlic Hartings Grace Brethren WOODLAND CHURCH OF Mra Fred Bower, president Golden Text from Galatians Wednesday, 7:30 pm. Bible home of Mra. WllUam Livingston. THE BRETHREN Quimby Chorea 8319 Coats Grove Road Spirit alull of the Spirit nap World Day of Prayer, under the [ , * Rev. Charles Glbba. Pastor church. . life everlasting. ” .‘L‘^7hC^UIT P*1 * FIRST'PRESBYTERIAN-----7:30 pm. Elizabeth Circle at chairmanship Name Chairman for Sermon topic: "A Mark tba earth. < ritcitrii siiaw, In tin Youth Itoom, Ail ._ Uie church. -To teach those who rvoeire 1 ,lrnLla-.v .nd Center Living Church.” Wedneaday choir practice, 7:30 Wednesday World Day of Prayer chairmen Emmanuel UUlld ChriM all that Christ has comWillard H. Curtis, Minister 9:30 am. Bible study and from the various oommunllira UNITED BRETHREN IN wy......................... Bunday. Jan 17. morning wo Thursday, 4 pm. Junior choir Rev. George J. Huber, Pastor ■ and ad members of the commitprayer. ■ of Emmanuel practice. Where a Christian Experience, E. Colfax at N. Boltwood Thursday. Women's Fellowship, Makes you a Member. youth, adults and children’s o^Twi^Se^n Future promptly at 1 pm-•----- *— and• ----- . ... k- meeting last Wednesday, alf day inerting. IQ am. Sunday school. | 9:30 am. Morning worship, Devotions for the (toy will be following office™ and Sunday. Fellowship Class 11 am. Morning worship. pm. Chancel choir the Bible.’ [junior church. meeting at the church, potluck Following the annum business dinner. 7.30 pm. Evening worship. present meeting, Mrs. Herbert Wedel TVzmso •’un>°r High and Senior High 6:15 pm. Chrirtlan Endeavor. Monday. Administrative Board 7:30 pm. Wednesday prayer. Youth Fellowship al the church.! 7 _pm^Oospel Hour. Message treasurer. Mra. Al Vedder. and IRVING CHAPEL Thuraday j Tuesday All-Conference Day Igan. Monday Rev. Cbalmcr Miller. Pastor WOODLAND Lawrence Herrick. Phone RO 5-3503 METHODIST CHURCH "Migrants Are People. ’ ’ Much inCommittee chairmen are: key i 7:30 pm. Thursday, prayer and Saturday pm. Church library Worahip, 11 am Sunday school. 10 um. field, so the invitation has been votlotw' Mrs George Lockwood: Chu^h at Lak£ 111 Memortal Hall. 7:30 pm. Tuesday. Jan. 18. Morning worship. 11 a m. Wednesday Sunday school board mo-ting at HASTINGS CONGREGATION Five through 7 pm. Pancake Youth Fellowship. 7:30 pm. telephone. Mrs. Denis Hagon; attend. «Twh.rh 9 X0 ajn women's Association the Clarence.qtf»use home, 711 OF JEHOVAH’S WITNESSES evening, Jan. which _ included : mcctl 12 :45 Womem's E. Thom Street. missionary. Mrs. Wallace Osborn; 220 West Colfax Street EUB men. the public U invited. WOODLAND UNITED parish house, Mra K 8. McIn­ Bunday, Public talk. 3 pm. BRETHREN CHURCH St. Rose Nursery tyre. scclak Mra Lyle Scudder; ["What Is Woman’s Concern?* McCALLUM UNITED Watchtower Bible Study. 4:15 reived. Lowell Dlmos. Pastor Rev. Fr. Joseph C. Du: BRETHREN IN Bunday school. 10 am. Glen Thuraday CHRIST CHURCH Tuesday, congregation Bible pastor of St. Ito«- of Limn cotte; memorials, Mrs Morning worship. 11 am. EUB MEN IS 5n7pnufr( Church, anrwxmcrd that high Brower: united thank offering, 4 Calvin choir. "The Church in the Wildwood* study, 8:15 pm. school students starting Sunday Mra T B. Stevens; church pen6 3t>—K«rk House choir. oys Lake Road Prayer service. Wed., 8 pm. gxlical United Brethren Church Baffler and Fred Gorlingcr 7:30—Chancel choir. Rev. Dortene 8peew. Pastor Service meeting. 8:30 pm. Public Invited. Mra. Arthur Erick-ion fills an of Hastings will sponsor a ponvice for pre-ichool youngsters Hetty. SLra. l^wrence Herrick, 10 am. Sunday school. aisii irTtowL; 'reorun wnu: cnc«CH while thrir parcnir. attend the 10 altar. Mra Frank •ffttchle and 11 am. Morning worship HASTINGS FREE 23. with serving from & through BOWENS MILLS CHAPEL Mra. Vesta Birth. Cherub church. METHODIST CHURCH Henry VanTil, Evangelist termswere Mrs. Stanley’ Kone. Boltwood & E. State Road 10 am. Morning service. ami Mrs. Ronald Erickson. New x trastcaa are Donald Eckman.! 10 am. Sunday schocrt lhe orpudxatlon. and Floyd Richard Haddix and Stanley. “ am. Morning worship. Myers. chairman. of the Chris­ I 7 pm. Junior High and Senior Morning worship. 10:46 am. A cordial welcome to all. tian Scrvlrt Committee. arc in Offkara aza; trwuurcr, Mra. Hllb Youth Groupsebsraa ijf -the Wwdng, , .. . . praise and Bible study. A free will (glaring will be re-1 CARLTON CENTER A warm invitation U extended pm. ceived. and tho procer-d-; will be ! METHODIST CHURCH Eckman. both I: f inane mu orciciMrj, mu \jar-। •—» — P^uytT. ux*d for the puchase of a church Rev. Lawrence Lowell. Pastor linger; mbtoonary treasurer Mra I Thursday. 7 pm. Pioneer Girls I -----------this friendly church. MonUng worship, 0:15 am. Richard Haddix: music coni-[ and Boys Brigade. . HASTINGS BAPTIST CHURCH Sunday school. 10:16 am. TIk- public is Invited. mlltee. Mrs. Keith Haller Mra. I Women's MLsxlon ary Fellow-' Jtusaell Houseman. Pastorbroadcast over WFUR. CARLTON SEVENTH-DAT ZION LUTHERAN CHURCH CYC groups Wednesday, 4-5 ADVENTIST CHUBCH Velte Road at Woodland Elder Chdncs Wilber ST ROSE CATHOLIC CHURCH Young People Thuraday. 7 pm. I Rev. Pr Joseph C. Dunphy. Sat 9:3* am. Sabbath school. ’Your Friendly Serving Your Community 11 am. Worship hour. ■ Rev. David Hawley. Atalstant 1 Tills service broadcast WBCH. Christ-centered Church” KILPATRICK UNITED TI?iU BRETHREN CHURCH Confessions clilldrcn 4 to 0. Since 1895" CEDAR CREEK BIBLE am. Worship, flmyn: CHURCH Hoffman H. VJotmici 10 am. Sunday nrlkxil. Campground Rd. 8 miles south of Fully Equipped Ambulance Hasting:. her following service. I pm. an­ ST. AMBROSE. DELTON Pastor, Donald Tack 24-Hour Service It takes nual CongrcguUoiukl business Sunday school, 10 am. dal music, hymn sing. meeting. LAKEWOOD BAPTIST Phone WI 5-3252 lot of know-how Worship. 11 am. Monday ST. AUGUSTINE, CHURCH YouUi meeting. 6:15 pm. wednftKtay. 4 pm. Cherub and f MIDDLEVILLE to fix a hi-fi Community Room above Wood­ Evening service. 7:30 pm. lindcr choir. Wednesday prayer meeting and land Fire Station. 0:30 pm. Christian Service 8 pin. Senior ciicnr. Bible atudy. 7.30 pm. OUR LADY OF GREAT OAK. Brigade boys, clubs. DOWLING . 11 am. Warship service THE CHURCH OF CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE JESUS CHRIST OF 7:36 pm. Evening afrvlca. 307 E. Marshall Street LATTER DAT SAINTS GRACE LUTHERAN CHURCH ^J-30 P-“*- PrajiT meeteng and 8 Jrfferron A- Walnut 8U ^udy. Sprctal H^er- Wrl 410 E. Madison. 945 5-5065 Swift 367-3220 Sunday School, 10:30 am. Rev David Stuckmeyer. Puisr lnm th* Shepherd • Itomr. 9:45 am Church school, aupt. Woodland Bible dub. for boys Mlssionarica, phone 945-9251 Second Sunday after Eplplkiny. a. MapUjs! ."J0. \?r. ^’ktetlcn Mra. Evelyn Baxxllct. . and girls. Meeting place. Wood­ Worship. 10:45 am. Sermon; children, located ta Union Grove. land Community room over the iJohn 1:43-51. "Be A Natiuinirl. WU. 7:30 pm. Wed. IMble Study HASTINGS GRACE . . . .... ,2. ... Thuraday— -—— and Prayre. BRETHREN CHURCH YS-dSSI LAKEWOOD E. U. B. CHURCH 1 Sunday sclsuol and Bible class. Society meeting. . CLOVERDALE EVANGELICAL Rev. Russell Sarver, Pa&tor I Panirrlnv 1X «■ . . Saturday Sunday worship, 10 am. Sunday school. 10 am.| 7 ;30 pm. Adult choir rehcaranL CHURCH Worship Hour, 11 am. Rev. George Marshall. Pastor TV and taps recorders MYF Sunday. 7 pm. Bunday evening service, 7 pm. Church school, 10 am. WKZO-TV, 9;M am.; over1 -----------Sunday evening service, 8 pm. The Bible, the whole Bible and Morning worship, 11 am. WOOD-TV, 10:30 • am.; over TRINITY GOSPEL CHURCH expertly repaired, too. nothing but the Bible. WZZM-TV. 11 am.; over WI1X- < .1118 Jordan Lake Street COATS GROVE CHRISTIAN CHURCH Phone DR 4-8277 Lutheran Hour." United Church Women to Plan ‘Day of Prayer’ name umcers rtf OI Congregational Church at Lakc-O ’p” Walldorff-Sponable ^une’zaL (^forne a ------- 7----- - i.» CENTRAL RADIO & TV HOWARD TRUMBULL 228 N. Jtffcraan at M.ll HASTINOS SEVENTH-DAT ADVENTIST CHURCH Ph. WI 5-5319 WE CLOSE AT NOON ON SATURDAYS Wednesday prayer. 7:30 pm. Sunday. "It is Written.” o Sunday. "Faith for Today,7 on TV Wood Channel 8. 8:30 am. Sunday • Voice of Prophecy1 Radio WOOD 1300. 0:30 am. | People’s service, 7 pm. Durkee Rd. Charles Gibbs, Pastor Floyd Walter. Supc. SUCCESS NEWSI AMBASSADOR BY RAMBLER Sales up 110%...greatest increase of any 1965 car! Read the reasons why Worship hour, 11 am. Bible study Wed.. 7:30 pm. Christian Endeavor Sunday, ■pann------------------------------------------FsgnUy Night. Jan 15. 7 pm. PILGRIM HOLINESS CHURCH Pottiiok. Bring own tablcscrvice. 1306 South Hanover Street 10 am. Sunday school. 11 lun. Morning worship. Youth mcrtlng, 6:15 pm. Evening Gospel Hour, 7 pm. Wednesday prayer, 7:30 pm. FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST SCIENTIST Sunday school. 11 am. Wednesday service. 7:45 pm. Rending room open Wednx*day and Saturday, 2 to 4 pm. THE GALILEAN BAPTIST CHURCH Former Freeport High School Pastor Ralph VanderWerf Sunday school, 10 am NOTICE A public hearing will be held on February Thu little church with Uie big 1 1965, at 7:30 p.m. at the Episcopal Parish House, HASTINGS ASSEMBLY OF GOD CHURCH HD E. Woodland Avenue Rev. M. P. Goble, Pastor 9:45 am. Sunday school. 11 am. Morning worship. 6 pm. Young People's service. 7 pm. Evangelical service. 315 W. Center St. in Hastings. The purpose is to Anbanador 990-H Hardtop reason one: reason two; reason three: Advanced Styling. Extra Value. The *65 Ambaiiador Low Maintenance Corti, High Retale. The Ambotiador, like any Rambler, makes Safety Broker (separate systems, front trade. You*JI find all tho reasons "why" IL48TINGS WESLEYAN METHODIST CHURCH discuss with the City Planning Commission the new Master Plan which was recently completed for the City of Hastings. The commission urgently requests all interested citizens to attend and air their views of this new plan* R«v. Keith Coffey. Pastor WI 5-3313 10 am. Bunday sebodi: 11 am. Worship service. 6: 30 pm. Young Peoples meet 7: 30 pm. Evening oervicc. Wedneaday, 7:30 pm. prayer. WE8LKYAN METHODIST CHURCH Hickory Comers, Michigan Rav. Vaughn B. Jenson, Pastor 10 am. Sunday schooL 11 am. Morning worship. Jun lor churah and nursery provided. 7:30 pm. Evening sendee. Wednesday, 7.M pm. Family Night. Adulta, Youth. Junior! rehearnJ. changed Araba nod ex. vanced Unit Construction, Cefcmic- wilh side-by-side comparison, of lead- II standard al no equipment. The 3 Sensible Spectaculars—RAMBLER ’65 Hastings Rambler Inc., 201 n. Krutoy Wetch the Danny Kaya Show on CBS-JV, Wednesday evwrwng* - �IAI SE Questiongiad Amweri home nf Mr and MH Everett, Nashville fuiUMton* were Mrs Jolinrton'i. motlAW. Mra. Ctiarks Prout, and' iur cumins, Mr. and Mra Oocar Prout, all of Rosebush. ♦ Mr. ami Mrs Sam Watson and Mr and Mra. Herman TerBrek of Grand Rapid*, were last Wednriday visitors at lhe home of Mn. Oltn Hendeo. ■ I ■i.ux»u«7 - -------------------- ----------- 1J Uac A family dinner Sunday at Brumm, president. wfflkBMMe. W the home of Albert Rereur had a : Chamber, of | W OFid I IflS double purpose. K noi on 1 y,ne!dMy tn'the VFW hall. The brought the u*^£‘cr J? Cnnmber ta headed thu year by jj 1 1111111011 visit with their nrphre and lu Wllion uho BppO1Ilt,-d cousin. James Dorrta of Tulsa. neK membership comm.ttee Tnl L , .. Okla., but was a birthray aur- |0T toe drlre „hlch wlu get un- 1 ClCpIlOllCS --------------------------- you do. how your work compares' prise for Albert. A feature of dfrwBy immediately Other com-1 ,, 1 with the work yuu did in past > the dinner was a large decorated i wm be appointed at the ~ yaxra, and other cUcumatancra | birthday cake. Those present for | x>h"inrv meeting. Roger Boline, now. and then eliange to my own otd-ngr benefits nt 05? Answer: Yea. thia us possible, when you get in touch with the social security office, you will be informed of Uie amount* In­ volved. nnd (hen you ran choose which benefit you feel ia u» your We .think of the Job of servfo. ing our clients as a round-tho* clock proposition. After all. No Quitting Time on Service with the Social Security Admluinration. ta publishing a series Tii questions and answers on tocial security subjects. If you have a question the Social 8c- to an S-hour workday. If yow luffer a Ims... tire in your home, auto accident, busincaa catastrophe ... you want help right away. You’ll get just that if you place your protection program in our hand*. randsen glad to answer 1L If you wish a representative of the Social Se­ curity Adininir.tralion to addiew. group <»> -of whiiii you arc a Insurance Agency Phono WI 5 4171 THE FRIENDLY. L FOLKS / West Woodland WIN TOP VALUE STAMPS-WIN KROGER BRAND FOODS I .•octal security checks. This 8pring I aecsptod a yob aa a building superintendent al a yearly lalary of »«XX) SUxe I am working. do I have to notify DOUBLE STAMPS Wednesday moot an imposaablc mrra^-lurnrd into hard rut* and holes and patches at ice Our friends in Florida are picking tomatoes and grven brans and Use nrarest we Vandenbrink's 4 to 8 lb. SLICED BEEF LIVER or Roasting Chickens Sunday. To help than celebrate, their daughter and son-in-law. Mr nnd Mm- Barry Donaldson took them, with Betty and Jerry, to Lansing for dinner nt The Country Kitchen We wish the I amh • Fresh 49/ RIB CHOPS it 89/ Loin Chops »> 99/ SHOULDER in Lamb PiHibury year, you are liable for P“! •J the self-employment Failure to pay such taw Hi niay result in penaltiM Frosting and Cake mix 3^99/ sorry to team of the tcrlou* In­ juries they suffered in an auto­ mobile accident Just west of Carlton Center aixxut ten days ado An of Monday evening they Giant Size PORK CHOPS 50 EXTRA TOP VALUE STAMPS I I 50 EXTRA TOP VALUE STAMP3 the purchaM ol s 2-tb pkg. ol KWICX XniSR SLICED BACON | nock Hospital but were much Improved Their litUe grandson. Kirk, younger* child of Mr nnd Mm Edgar Boulter of Hastings. PORK CHOPS pneunwujla at Pennock, was tak«n to Blodgett Hospital tn Grand Rapid* Friday. He is much improved" and ilia parent* hope to bring him home the last I 50 EXTRA TOP VALUE STAMPS I I 25 EXTRA TOP VALUE STAMPS I With lha purchase'of 7-tbs. of ■ 1 wuh lhe purchase of a l ft> pkg. of _, , _ , I I Fres-Shore Froxvn Country Club Franks I Fresh Lean GROUND BEEF rroin GROUND ROUND | I OCEAN PERCH F1LLET5 compliments regarding both the product and the earvicv at tile new meat market recently openbey in the former Carlton On­ Ur school. Wore sure the peo­ ple of that community will ap- it Rib Cui Smoked a. 89/ Kroger Frozen I 50 EXTRACTOR VALUE ITAMRII I 50 EXTRA TOR VALUE STAMRS I ■ _ with purchase ot a 20-ol pkg. ot can Juice *',h ’** P*Uiasa of 2 pkgt of Wheat Bread " Fryer Legs, Thighs or Breast! !•'* Rfcu attached: A vinyl floor to .meet every taste and budget EXTRA TOP VALUE STAMRSI •ith lhe purchase ol any 3 pAa> ol *" • EXTRA TOP VALUE STAMPS Hertings Floor Covering SWIFT'NING PEANUT BUTTER 2 Krogsr Chocolate Coated KROGER COOKIES | BASRA FROZEN FIZZ. Clover Valley ICED MILK Kadaew al Kzopw lhn< Saf, Jaa.l6. 1965. I [ «»dawn al Kroger frn. Set. Jan >6.1965. ANGEL FOOD CAKE Kroger 48 Ct 25 EXTRA TOR VALUE STAHRS you figure It.. Any way THE FINEST . WELCOME \ TO HASTINGS AREA IS WELCOME WAGON A Hsit from our hostess will mike you feel at home, with her basket of fifts and answers to questions about lha dty, its services and facilities. Jut call ... TEA BAGS can Chocolate Raisins or Chocolate Bridge Mix . «... u COTTON BUDS Redeem al Krogw thro Set. Jtn 16.1965. I I Redeem al Kroger Ihr-i Sat. Jan 16.1965. 1 VALUABLE C OUPO N P P " | so extua ARTIFICIAL FRUIT 11 Pillsbury Flour COUPON | P Kroger /roxon ORANGE JUICE au. ruMrvjt SWIFT'HIMB SSOKTEMIMB H H 3 ib - 59/ 2.29 . । I STRAWBERRIES WELCOME NEWCOMERS! Um this coupes to let us know pa'ra tore NMOL— ANJOU PEARS ADORm. ° AU PU1POS1 PILLSBURY FLOUR 25 a an <1.89 |b bag | BANCO FOFCOtH 1 Redeem el Kroger Itwu Sat, Jaa l6, l965 I I Redown al Kroger ffcro Sei, Jaa.16,1965. PHONE -945-4019 25 S|89 I Kroger Vac-Pac Coffee tor value itamri 1I with a 99f or more purchase ol I VVW|y A L U AU L t.: Boxes GIANT SIZE TIDE DETERGENT 3-lb. 1-ox. pkg. 59/ 639/ CARROTS 2*^19/ Artificial FLOWEQS.....-5/. Golden Yellow Bananas ■ �VOUK INVITATION to ATTEND Fulfillment of a Cultural Dream in the City of HASTINGS and FORMAL DEDICATION OF THE NEW "A fine accomplishment by a dedicated group HASTINGS PUBLIC LIBRARY on SATURDAY, JANUARY 16th from 10:00 A.M. to 5:00 P.M. of loyal citizens.... and a new source of in our community." Franklin C. Beckwith Everyone is urged to visit the new Hastings Public Library Mayor of Hastings which will provide modern Eorly American structure and surround- ings together with on outstanding source of books and other types of publications. Young and old of our community are afforded a THE HASTINGS most a^equaTe^acility for furthering education and acquiring cul­ PUBLIC LIBRARY WILL BE ture and enf&rfainment. Each floor will have 3,000 square feet of planned space. There are comfortable lounges, reference section, special collections and an exhibit There are sections for current books rwiiirn OPEN 6 DAYS EACH WEEK: Uffllf Lllil Monday - 12:30p.m. to 8:30p. Tuesday - 12:30p.m. to 6:00p.m. fiction and non­ fiction. You will discover a special Michigan section, a mystery Wednesday-12:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. section and a department providing four constantly arriving news­ Thursday - 12:30p.m. to 6:00p.m. papers and 40 magazines. There are current atlases and an out- 12:30p.m. to 8:30p. standing collection of encyclopedias and dictionaries. Saturday - 12:30p.m. to 6:00p.m. THE CHARGING DESK, THE “HUB” OF HASTINGS’ NEW LIBRARY. THE ADULT LOUNGING AREA. THERE ARE SPECIAL CHILDREN’S SECTIONS, TOO. A Message from lhe Listed Civic Minded Firms In Cooperation with lhe HASTINGS AREA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE The FullerAgency, Inc. Hastings Cut Rate Shoa Store For the Entire Family 7,000 Books are on Hand . ... Including 2^600 from The Copper Lantern The Fine Way of Earing One Stop Insurance Service The Sherwood Agency Winlck'e Clothing for the Family St. Martin Floral Stowell Building Service Flower* by Chip & Irene Central Contractors The Sfdte Library of Michigan Clevelands' Men’s & Bays’ Gardner’s Pharmacy Clothing & Footwear Dependable Prescr.plion* There is Seating for 40 Patrons Hostings Point b Wallpaper Barry’s Farm Store 107 i. State St. Chrysler - Plymouth - Valient Mahler Motor Soles Lincoln & Mercury Al Signs Tire Service 235 S. Jefferson St. • WI 5-517^ Jerry Andrus Miller’s Dairy Store Ice Cream Sflgtialtles & Luncheon . Insurance Agency Ironside Monument Works Kaechelee Inc. Heath* • Cool mg • Plumbing to Mrt». Florence Wileon, Appliance*—-Tv & Hi Fi Eckardt Auto Sales Central Radio b TV Service by Howard Trumbull Jeep Vehicle* & Apache Trailers Mont( Artistic Design in Marble and Granite - - Barth Studio Portrait & Commercial Photo^aphy Barry County Ready. Mix Hoon Standard Service Hostings Motor Sales N. Broadway at State Opdge Sate* & Service Corporation Li|tntrum* and her etaff. w. j. McAllister Consumers Power Co. Sinclair Petroleum Product* Sene* Hastings Walldorff Furniture Ffne*rQuality The J. C. Penney Co. Saheder's Office Supply For Busmen, Home & School Lope Pharmacy Walgreen Agency □apartment Store Miller Jewelers A 5que»« Deal Alweye Bon Franklin Store Operated by the TQM4 QU Corpora Hastings City Bank Bea's Music lox 0t*w fir 150 W. Court St. . �g—THE HARTINGS BANNFR Jennie E. Lane Of Lake Odessa Buried Monday j !nf«nf son home from the hn»-; and Mr*. Merton Mmeesr. Mr. Nan* Moore were Saturday lunch । Freeport pital a Mr uhd Mr nnkm and Mis Merton Menrenr nntl cnml* »f Mra Oifrv KkMre at. ' were Mr and Mr*. Jack Blough Mrx Jeiry Pofdiiumus and chil<n>*riioit ami two dAugtitwv uikI .iluidieti of Ex>t Freeport*srrrt' •'•‘■‘—i■ und ixni. LaVcrao of W«yne. "Mr. Ebert ul Aho and Mr. and Mra tty Mrt. Syltttn Tnsf and Mrs Kenneth Blough and Wayne Taw and sons Other a little girl friend. Lyne* of Saturday evening, Dec. 20 vuik'rek M. 7*1-1111 ' aon* ol Kalamazoo. Mr. and1 guest* were Mr. and Mrs. MerFlorida and Dr and Mra Hubert. torn of Mr. and Mra. Fay De, Mr* Donald Blough and daugh- tun Mraccar and family of east Overholl and family of Holland mond. Jr., al Caledonia. [t*r of Clarksville. Mr and Mra Freeport and Mr. and Mr*. I Hubert.Blough hod a tonsillec­ tomy Monday at Pennock. Hos­ Maynel Gilmer of Kalamazoo. George Tagg and aon David of pital * Mr. and Mrs. Martin । Mr and Mra Mike Hawthorne Middleville ♦ Mr and Mrs. Jack I and duldren of IfasUng*. Mr., Blough of Wayne- were Dec, Tt Dipp and children. Mr and Mrs. -------and Mra. -, Tom Owen and chi I-. visitor* of Mr. and Mr* Jesse Ronald Owen of Middleville and home Sta Tan Owvn w-Mrs Effie Parker spent Thuraday and Fri­ day Det M-37 with her AUtcr. Mrs Fanny Draper of Grand Rapid.v op ChriMmna Day. They Buehler joined thetfi for supper Mr. anti Mra. Keith Buehler and family were Christmas din- YOUR HEALTH. FREE EVERGREENS is Mt taiMSt: 0«r yrtutipbc* drputmut is reads Is tort JH rli the BWt »#4«* phrrnKe JtWil Oar fhMMCiit U •«>*« to l»« yoa 4eHn4rble and caulwirt jtmct. J»» mH * preurlptwa filled, being it to as Im rtkiWe serrit* H ttauaiU* CONCRETE STEPS YOUR(fcMtf) $38<>o United time only COME IN TO INQUIRE PHARMACIST .Mi ^rtuuun Jacobs WI 5-5131 Prescription IRONSIDE MONUMENT WORKS CITY OF HASTINGS ELECTION NOTICE Mrs. Henry Myers, ‘the BlackIcdgtw remained for a few days • Carol und Dnnny Myers iuul ______ Miss Pat Kelley ot Wayland :Sunday. Dee 27. * Mra. Milton were Christmas visitor* of Mr. Buehler and Mrs. George Fa uno and Mrs Henry Myer*. W Mrs. aevompunud Mra. Aaron Grencn----- .» .-------------------------- .wuld to Battle Creek W*dn**.lay They visited the VA Hospital ip i Grand Rajuds Thuralay. The deadline for filing nomination petitions for offices to be filled ot the Hastings City Election to be held on Monday, April 5, 1965, is at 12 Noon, till Saturday with their son. Mr „„„ and Mrs Floyd Fisher J I m luna> atld fftmlly of Detroit, Spent riAlv*? nf Fnmlfrurtnn *a* n ..... -- ......>. ... ,2 . . Pharmacy X21 EA5T STATE ST*HASTINGS Phone WI 5-2466 SERU1UG SOUTHWESreWJ MlCHlfeAU FOIL U)tK RPfY-9X 1t7\R5 126 East State St v 65 Chevette by Chevrolet Chmlle .V<Mu Super Sport Coupe E4.T. Saturday. January 23, 1965 - Offices to be filled at that Election include: City Clerk, Alderman from First, Second. Third and Fourth Words, City Assessor from First and Fourth . Words and a Board of Review Member. Mr and Mra. Ben Christie and George Brownell nnd Mra. Lour. AUghtcr spent Christmas with Hoekstra of Grand Rapid*. Mr ir and Mrs. Joe Christie at, ahd Mr*. Robert Walton and chil­ DONNA J. KINNEY. City Clerk Hastings, Michigan | family visited Mr. and Mrt Corjnehous Bouwens of Alto Saturday * Mr. and Mrs Bert MilUmn of .Hastings were Sunday viutora of PUT A ROOM IN YOUR ATTIC Let us plan and build o lovely attic room for you . . . one that will utilize the available space to the fullest. Coll this week for an estimate. We con supply materials and labor to Mrs Rrk* Arcndscn of Byron Center was a WtdnniDy visitor of Mr. and Airs John Dewetrd. * Mr. and Mra Milton Miner are caring for their grandciuJdrcn. Uie Jack Miner children, while their parent* are visiting ha after, the Rev. and Mr* Paul Hoffman of New York City. * Mr, and Mra Harold Eck«rt and ciuldrvn and Mr.' and Mrs Dennis Predrirksan and family-spent the weekend at the Eckert cabin near Baldwin. Mr. nnd Mra. Rirfurd Roys and family of Grund Rapid were Sun- remodel the overage attic for . . . AS LITTLE AS $1500 A MONTH! PUT YOUR BASEMENT TO WORK! Tufit-basement waste space into useful work and play space with our help. Come in this week for ideas and advice . . f and full details on odt Complete Home Improvement Service. AS LITTLE AS $1390 A MONTH! JVL5-343I < HOUSE OF QUALITY /25 no. Jefferson st. Rnd out what 350 hp feels like in America's favorite intermediate size car Tuttle Of Nashville and Mr. and Mrs. Jay Champlin and children 4 Belding were Saturday e.-ning visitor* of Mr. and. Mrs Clair Clum. * Robeit Clam returned to Coldwater Sunday after spending -wo weeks with ills parents Mr Mid Mra. Clair Clutn. .. . Mr. and Mra Robert And-raon ind children ot Union City were New Years Day dinner guest* of Mr. and Mr* Deun Stuart, w Mr. -rnd Mrs. George Tagg and David ?f Middleville were Saturday eve­ ning visitor* of Mr. and Mra Wayne Tagg * Mr. and Mra. Md•m McDi.tnr.hi were Saturday eve.Iru? vtsitora of Mr and Mrs Floyd Dukes. The ladle* visited Mr. and Lira- Rotsrt Hulnggula and new iiby of Clarksville while Uie men We can supply materials and labor to remodel 4he overage basement for . . . (discover the difference ) Mr and Mra. Robert King and family r>f Lowed were Bunday eveUng itaitor* of Mr. and Mra. Claries King a Mra. Charles King i-U Lloyd attended the pjtiuck tinner at the Mennooitc Church Sunday w Mr and Mrs. Chute King visited Mra. Minnie King at Ionia Saturday. * Mr. and Mrs Bruce Lavengood and daughter ot Battle Creek. Mr and Mra. Durwin Barnard and Darlene of Larudng and Mia* Nona Moore of Pontiac were New Year * dinner guests at the Barnard Moore home . Next lime you’re feelmgJow, corny on in und plunk yourself in the bucket seat of a Chevelle hfaliBBuper Sport, Flick the ignition—brinjftat specialorder 35O-hp power plantJLlife. Then go find a road and try not taunile. We think it’s-the greatcsRpcp pill since weekends—and that goes for the other Chevelle V8’s too. The 195-hp. And tho 250- and 300-hp jobs we can order for you. And of of course course if if power power doesn doesn’’tt sell sell And you right off, maybe Chevelle’s short turning radius and overall' overall1- handling ease will. Or its Full Coil suspension all-vinyl interior ride. Or its Super Sport all-viny! with wall-to-wall carpeting. Or even its huge 27-cubic-foot trunk. Whatever it is that you think might make a Chevelle loyalist out of you, you'll never really know until you get into one—and then try to get out again. //>&/*/»!/»• f/izi CHEVROLET Drive something really new-discover the difference at your Chevrolet dealer’s Chevrolet • Chevette • Chevy II-Corvair- Corvette LARKE BUICK-CHEVROLET 1435 S. Hanover HASTINGS WI 5-2425 �will meet this Thursday at 8 pm. t Johnson. who had been containI The Rev. Harold 1* the speaker icing al her daughter'*, Mr. and and will tell ol the American In- (Mrs. Bob Kenyon, i* in her own dlan In Michigan. * Mr. and, home on Third Street. * Mr. and Fresh Out of the Attic By H. D. I found this very InteraUng article filed away In the ’Mlch- thia place a good many Umea und wiaiird I knew the history of this old log house. I waa sur­ prised and very pleased to find my answer In Grund Rapid*. I ... climaxed their holiday vacation,reluming tht* weekend from am®®* Parkers nre planning-to leave for by vUitlng Mr. St. Martlh’s relit- vacation In Florida. I °“ u ..o uv... n. n . — •«- Wednesday. . Clearwater. Fla., an Saturday to tlvea in Munising. Michael Rowley spent the' ^Th« Roman E^ldpauaches left lyn Goodrich relumed to the | —— •—■-------. i Mr. and Mr* Harvey Bunrem weekend with hl* grandparent*. wrekend Mtor Christmas far home qt her parent*. Mr. and| Qumner Sponable celebrated Spend two or three month*. The Henry St Martins re- vUltesJ her*l*ter.’ Mr. and Mr* W. and Mr*. Charlc* Rowley £ ■>< turned l**t week from their hnh-• — - find Mr. and Mr*. Loren Leah mother. Mr*. R.L.McOlmpcey, Blodgett Hospital in Grand Rap- his son, the Sterling Sponable*. day visit* They veiled their son. ”ol*rt Adams' otOl*e«°I were Saturday evening caller* [The Rowley* entertained Mr and New Year aThey,with Mix am. Id* Jan. 13. * Mrs. Haxel Der- It was a double celebration as lhe Richard St. Martins, at Sunday. Mra Blanche Stanton wa* a Mrs. Claude Ro*e of DeWitt Tor Winter home Burpee rick was called early Thursday hu, daughter. Bernice 8l**on, re­ Crown Point, and then went on ,n 8t Pctentburg. ria. to care for her son’s family. In | turned Jan. 0 from a sevemweek to Racine, WU, to »pend Chrtat- dinner guest on Sunday at the dinner on Sunday. m*» with their daughter and home of her *on. the Roselli Mr. and Mrs. Adrien Pufpafl The Erie Peake* entertained hauled wafer from a nearby ~ uvuac ur. . -nninr r,ck’ had ‘ur*«y T h u r s d a y i hospital*. Friend* will be intar­ family, Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Stanton*. A Bunday ago she was of Nashville were Sunday dinner Grace Wataon of Nile*andElUiboth d Parker Sunday ■ehriatcruen, where they also entertained for dinner at the guests of Uic Wra Slocums. >-,h .,l., for dinner a . nunrt., Will Warner of Woodland la- I n'°nUng In the University Hospl- csted ’— - •bought ------ ■ - I tai in Ann Arbor. A Mra. Roy fine. attended the baptism of their Jesse Larabee home Mis* Sue Smith * p e n ter Uk place. .... He' took out the partitions and used Lt for an ice house. The ice cut from Saddleback ajiaiMni —j forty acres on which the cabin CRUMBLES SLOWLY Log Cabin. Nearly 150 Arthur’*- father. Vemlce Ratt­ Yearn Old. DtsUntegratea With ler. Ims lltwd on an adjoining ■ farm for <S1 yean and remembers Time In Barry County It has been a Woodland-Lake Oilcasa area landmark for many Middleville PLAID Hv .Wr*. Mary Jaeknon ’ 7M-MW .----- -r- WHOLE, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Bonne- COMPLETELY urday for their son. Benjamin, yhq Jiad been-spendlng last week 7^rtv''7^7'iX^o'T^H*'Zr.-7Z4' wl“i hl* grandmother, Mrs. Dor- nJ«ha.»2 Norm*n from -the Lady of Peace tairk^elM^ un^t . Hospital al Louisville. Ky.; Chris. Vbuildm^ u 2t f,om UnlveroUy of Michigan, ntand ,*atrt£k- of A<)Uln" CoII«e’ WtadS r>lt. wr2Tf,wcn? 1111 home rrccntl>' to rUU 4 lhelr parents, Mr. and Mrs anure nerxn-a James Norman * Don Stauffer Crack* between the logs were 1 wa* home from WMU. Kalama- ! chinked with clay and plain too. for the weekend. Don had* beard floor* graced It* interior. * become enthused in the Educa- { When the iwtiac waa In it* tion of Handicapped Children I-rtate, It boasted three doore and nnd ha* spent much time at the four small windows downstair* iUpjohn Handicapped Schoell and one window upstairs. It* where 34 ot the 27 student* are room* consisted of a living room, in wbbelchalrs. He could gradu- i kitchen and bedroom downttalrs, ate this Spring but will take •--|extra course* in this work. Dr L. Lumbar is his advisor. We. as a community are most proud of range heated ti» place. this young man who ha* earned most of hl* way. attending the Grand Rapids -Junior -Coltege Beardsley and Rev. Vern Beard- on Grand Rapids Street. The Ladles Reading Club held their Jarfuary meeting at the home ot their outgoing president. Mr*. Glen Dean. Mrs. Wanda George Smith's who lived there Moore gave a book review which all enjoyed. There waa election <»f , officer* a Lost Tuesday evening I lhe Glen Deans. the Arthur * ’ley* and Beth Ann Van-! Uiey did come refurbishing, such ring attended a birthday as recosilking tlse groota* Im"it the home of Mr. and tw«*n the text with cement. ------ J Un Smalley in Plainwell. The party honoied Jim Smalley, * Mr and Mrs. Forrest Bender,! who have been visiting her -folks. Mr. and Mrs. John Reed, of I fire department in tlio neighbor­ ing villages then, neighbor* Florida for a vacation. * Mr. family of Battle Crock w'ere itend guests of his parenta * gym wa* full for the Mid­ dleville - Caledonia game. There S plus roaaon ticket holders. Mr. and Mrs. Don Van Poper­ ing ami Heth Anne and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Baragar and family enjoyed a birthday party Wed­ nesday evening at the home of their parent*. Mr. and Mrs Glen Dean, honoring Mr. Dean's birth­ day. * The Senior CitUens meet Tuesday. Jan. 36 at the Metho­ dist Church. They hope a good U.S.D.A. INSPECTED Fryers Woodland and tho art*. —-------------------------mUtW cast of Woodland. Timbers in tho structure are 8-inch equate oak. hand hewn granddaughter, Laurie Louise Mn. Warren Rough attended, THE HA STING» BANNER—7 ................. gram -Utenren wno waa bora on. ! the funeral of Mn. Arthur Par-1 Thnreday, January 16, IMS n . .. *• Chrii , „ ............... HCFSOnCJl lYlentlOn Jan. 7. 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Phone 945-1*29 edges matching box spring.... $49.88 ; -] tissue In yellow, pink w purest wM®. � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/492/HastingsBanner_1965-01-21.pdf 49426c57b3dde120b1517067fc4e0605 PDF Text Text Eleanor Miller of Chicago is showing Mrs. Shirley Blood nf Hustings her National I’TA magazine. Mbs Miller and Mra. Bkiod also attended the dedication of the combined .school-public library in the high school building about 1918,. Miss Miller, the daughter of Mrs. George Miller of Hastings, was born in the Nathan Harlow home-which stood on the exact corner where our new public library is located Circulalkm of bpoks began Tuesdatj and ail Hastings residents nrr entitled Io a free library card, as well as every child in the Hastings public school system n|> matter where he lives. AdulLs living outside the City many purchase a library card. The rate is 2.50 for a family card lor one year.—Banner photos. and Court Streets, was dedicated and opened for inspection Saturday morning. It was bitter cold but the ceremonies went tu> as planned. In the picture at the left Mrs. Frank Kun is presenting a flag for (he library to Mayor Franklin C. Beck­ with on behalf of the Fitzgerald Corps of the Women's Relief Corps. Watching is Mrs. C. H. Feltzer. In the next picture Mayor Beckwith is handing Mrs Richard M. Cook, a director of the library, a souvenir piece nf the ribbon he cut symbol­ izing the opening of the library. The Rev. Willard H. Curtis is shown as he gave the dedication address. In the next picture Hastings Host for All-Star Band Concert Saturday The Hastings ’ Banner ES Le^ 109th Year Hastings, Michigan, Thursday, January 21. 1965 Famed Purdue V. Conductor to 13 from Barry Hired: Instrumentalists from 17 To Graduate at Schools to be Friday Night Guests Western Mich. Hastings will be host to All-Star musicians (ruin 17 schools in the Michigan School Band and Orchestra .Association’s Dis­ trict 10 Friday and Saturday, and area residents will have an opportunity to hear then) present a concert al 7:30 Saturday evening in Central Auditorium under the lotnn of Al G. Wright, professor and head of the De------------------pertinent ot Bands at Purdue the Charioteers* by Hawkins and University. -Flamenco." by Yoder. , .musicians from Grand Th, ronrerl u (>prn (o the Rapids Christian. Grand Rapids Creston. Grand Rapids F o r e • t PubUr Hill* Grand Rapid* Godwin Hastinzs band members who Height*. Grandville. Hastings, i «re to plsy include Phil Blanton. Knii»f,il Holland Christian. Hol-, Rod Demand. Jack Bender, Greg ■ land West Ottawa. Hudsonville, ] Webster. Jim FTancixco. Karen Ionia. Lakewood, Kentwood. Ot-! Bacon. Dale Working. Gwen sego. Zeeland. Rogers and Wyo- Fitzgerald and Paul Claggett, tnlng Park are to participate in. Profeasor Wright ha* a backthis two-dsy event. < ground of more than 20 years diEaeh school is to send seven 1 reeling Junior High. Senior High I .tadente .Inrfeni. here her. Friday Frta.r nigh nlehi for “nd he University Band*. For 14 wo Qf mu>k EDITORIALS br ILM.C.'-------- "The Great Society?" | NUMBER 40 -3 Sections ------- '■ their annual < 1 At preeent these 1* nothing onj pany , buildinc and heard a former HHS oeaeb. Rereivlng 'The Square Deal" or "The New ctullenge to Uua race toward state; the Jaycee# Distinguished Fmollef"—RiatI- mrUllBil under a anrUIUm Th,. rwmortillr nartv ' Service Award was Duward variety of names, tliat* about It.'has "steam roller" majorities in' Caln, assistant traffic manaOnly Instead of moving toward (both House and Senate. Many of, pany who headed the recent .sociaUsm at a restrained pace.' the newcomers rode to victory on ] President Johnson proposes to ad- [ the long coat tall* of the president die up a Texas cow pxiy and gallop and therefore are in no pcalUon] Outstanding Young Farmer full tilt in that direction. ' ' to challenge bls programs. Die Wtiat It al) means Is more power Republican party is at or near an all-time low in effectiveness. at President James W. Miller. Federal agencies calling the tune, the very time when an aggre»*ue A IMS graduate of ttve Univer­ bigger Federal payrolls i there is and purptatul mmority is des­ sity of Utah. Romney will be perately needed to challeuge the unemployment will never, be a cut during the exercises alternative courses ot action. Students from Barry who are to rtcr-ive degrees include: Delton — Bluait L. Boulter. where much significant authority' So. unless a 'public clamor is < rehearsat The student* will be | Bt Miami, Fla, Senior High BBA. Orchard St : Susan B will be taken over by the complex raised against this dash toward M boafds, burraua and agenda* Us; socialism. the United States will pleied for the appearance in Saturday moralag they dBre- 'Lafayette. Ind, in 1854 and Gordon i Please turn U> Pg. 4. Utto Sec.) Hastings of the University of Ute National Capital. hearse again under band dlrecWright received his bachelor Michigan Men's Gke Club, one Hasting* — oetty L. OaaUJL toes from the dl.trici. |£ to of the world's outstanding coiBS. R4; Ethel B Ktlftier. BSSaturday afternoon Professor im7 h- ha* EJcmentary cert. Rl; Leo F. Wright will rehearse the 118 J***!1™ Maurer, MA. 1102 B Jefferson al Central ABditorlum at l:U 8t.; Sally A King. BA-Elemen-a " ?' under the sponsorship of the Patricia J. Tlaffee. BS. 523 W. lovers with an opportunity to Hastings University ot Mich. Provinces hear an outstanding musical The ’failing* High School Mau, will *upply coitumci and Hickory Comen as •they Choir will present it* 12th an- f entry *for — Brlgadoon — — — program under a famed director, Proceed.* from the performance and also a 15-mlnutd program to nua! operetta on Feb 24, 25. 28 I tve for all of the choirs' past riU go into a scholarship fund be presented by the Hastings In California. Tezaa. Pennay 1High Choir under th* tUftcUon Tickets will be sold by vocal reeling the operetta. of Herbert Moyer. The Choir will music students of the Junior and Dc talk'd Information on the sing "light" arrangement* Senior High School and will be noted Glee Clubs appearance Middlevine The All-Star Band is to pre_________________ __________ available about a month from Wright is marching band edlproduction date. Tickets may sent a variety program. Including ]tor for the Instrumentalist MogNaahville—Wilmer Daria, MA. old favorites such as ' Parade of azine and hu writings in the Brlgadoon was the first great ------ —-------------------------- ; ! field of Music Education have Also graduating is William E. succeai oi th I* brilliant team and 8?-----* I 1 f-------------------*-------■ appeared in most of the national played for 581 performances on !music publications HeUUn»u- Gehman. 8100 Valley Highway. Broadway in 1847-48. Vermontville, wtjh a B8. and . , . . ; thor ot the marching band text. It won the New York Critics' Sharon L. Smith. Kellogg Bird i ««>•Band.* He is presently serving a* Sanctuary. BS. elementary certi­ Circle Award for the best musi­ The complete cast Includes: cal of 1847 A movie version in Tommy. Steve Ma^j: Fiona. Bu­ Flint! °r u,p NaUo,ui1 B<n<1 ficate. 1854 starred Gene Kelly. Van san Kahler: Jeff. Steve Carr: I Association and Is b DO*t past Dre»ident president Johnson. Cyd Charise and Elaine Meg, Marilyn Tobias; Jean. Mary Many Inquiries have been of the National Interscholastic Stewart, and was a huge success. Stuta; Charlie. Larry Jordan: made concerning an appropriate M u a I c Activities Commission. Brlgadoon, .called by Ila au­ memorial for ELastings High Hastings firemen fought three School teskher, Emily J. McEl­ soclatlon. The Florida Orchestra thors a whimsical musical fan- Lundie. David Purdy; Harry, fires in last week's bitter cold. wain After consulting with her Association and the Florida Band —------------------------------ - ----------- Mark Burch; Archie. Ray Nash; mother. Mrs. Jason E McElwain. Association. He is a member of in Scotland. The village comes Btuart. Tun Ingram. Sandy. Tom ------------ J " p-iBmelker. Mac Gregor, Dennis morning when Deputy Sheriffs finest memorials, and one that directors of the American Band­ pears after a single day • I McKelvey: Angus. Ken Garrison: masters Association and ths Mu­ ra Prank, Steve Malcolm. Kata. ould be the establishment of sic Educators National Confer' Cindy Moyer, and Maggie Services were held Monday at I (choreographer) Jean Cavais Emily J. McElwain Bchdlar2 pm. from the NashvlUe Meth­ American School Band Directors odist Church for Mrs Gertrude The fife appeared to be in the tings students wishing to become Association. Kappa Kappa P»l, Pennock. 75. wife of Ralph Pen­ the village is visible. -nle remaining members ot the Phi Nu Alpha, Phi Beta Mu and nock of R3 Nashville. Tommy, one of the Americans. I choir appear as Townsfolk of the living quarters of the restaurant Mr*. Pennock died early Friday falls tn love with Fiona, a girl of village of Brlgadoon and perform on the west aide of M-31 when During Emily's many years of the College Band Directors Na­ the officers discovered it and ra­ tional Association. in Pennock Hospital. Bhe had the village, and is torn between as singers and dancers. interests of future teachers and During Wright's tenure at been In ill hralth for the past hl* desire to remain in BrigsA pit orchestra made up of dioed the information to the teas the guide and sponsor for Purdue University, the Band De­ couple of years aad a patient In door, and marry Fiona or to re-: adult* and High School »tu- sheriff's office here, which re­ the Future Teachers Club. Her partment has grown rapidly. the hospital for two days Ject the whole business as fan- dent* will accompany the sing- layed it to the fire department Presently more than 400 Purdue Die car port and Interior of la*)' and return to New York and ers a* It ha* for the last *lx only equalled, and perhaps University students perform in the girl to whom he is engaged musicals produced by the Choir. the drive-in located US miles slightly surpassed, by her Uevo- nine different band organisa­ local and county enterprises. Cast In the lead roles of Tom-। The orchestra includes: Vio- south of here were badly damtions. A staff of five directors my end Pions are Steve Mayo Uns. Fay Clardy. Janet PeurarJi. ----.Maigarat Rtmkan and Dr Flitl ■ -JU. .Ballon Pint DfMJUpfQt GUI has announced that anyone and both members of the cast of Hsuser; Cello. Alfred Lowe; sent a tank truck to help supply • anting to contribute to this me­ strument performance schools in Maple Grove. Assyria. last year's production of the Stu-1 Fluta -Janet Bay; Oboe. Leals firemen with water. morial may make checks payable Dedicated to excellence and Johnstown and Castleton Town­ dent Prince Hine; Clarinets, Dm Kraft and At 10:15 am. Saturday firemen to the Emily J. McElwain Schol­ artistry of performance, the ship#. Jeff Owen Fitzgerald; Bassoon. Sally were called to the home of Mrs arship, with all funds being sent Purdue Band Organisations art At the Ums ot her death she Kenfield; Horn. Phil Stanton; Curtis Presley st 1630 Star Bcluiol to the Hastings High School. recognized as dutinct madia of ’ Trumpets. Francis Goggins. Road, southeast oft. the Bliss musical expreaslon and of a vital >1. Order of Eastern Star, the Seniors. many friend* to have this kind cultural importance to Purdue Melissa Roe Past Matrons Club, Steve played a major comic1 Steward: Trombone. Rod De- started outside the small, frame of opportunity to recognize and University. the Barry County OEB, the role in last year's production show appreciation for her work Beigh Farm Bureau, the Barry whUe Marilyn appeared tn the cusaion. Wo'lfran Fechners and home. The aiding was damaged tn the educational performance. County Farm Bureau groups, and Piano. Nancy Ellis and Laurie to the animal hospital of Or. Bhe exemplified, by personal ex­ Tracy Music Co of Boston. ElHott Richard Clark, ample to her students, the finest ville Methodist Church. And best in purposeful service in Highbank Farm Bureau Friday. Born April 8, 1887. in Assyria her home and the community in ** potluck Township, she was a daughter of which (the lived. Charles and Emma <WerU> Hoffsupper. working in the office Mui ht-anl the oil furnace explods. Firemen donned masks to rescue three dogs and a cat from the ken­ nels. Extensive fire damage wtu done to tht interior of the build­ hits ofyesterday", ing. plus smoke and water damDeride* her husband, she la Firemen used two lines and survived by three sons. Paul of as gleaned from the about l,00t’ gallon* of water in Gladwin and Earl and Wayne bringing the fire under control both of Maple Grove Township; Banner files two daughters. Mrs. William TarIni to receive diplomas during the Mid-Winter graduation cere­ monies to be held at 2 pm. Sat­ urday, Jan. 21. at Western Mich­ igan University'* Read Fieldhouse. Famed U-M Glee Club to Sing Here March 11 HHS Choir in. Rehearsal For Operetta ‘Brlgadoon iSSJw.uSuSfflSofeulX Emily McElwain Scholarship Hastings Firemen Battle 3 Blazes in Frigid Weather Mrs. Pennock Dies Friday After Long Illness * S Force fighter pilot stationed in of Battle Crack Cheeseman of Woodland; It grandchildren, and five great grandchildren. The Rev: Max Glsddfng and the Rev. Keith Pohl of Rock­ ford officiated aT Monday's serv-' Japanese ships destroyed during I Lakeview cemetery. Nashville. the Dutch East Indies. tings Commercial Club Diwflay, the following offtoen wsrs sta­ ted Archie D. McDonald, pnd- Christmas Seal campaign. CtondoU: Dr. George Lockwood, vtae president; Mias Era Hbcox. sac- Principal* Scholastic Aptitude test adJhornapple Boy thooa 8«o«l* of “Ixtrd Gnd, who by Thy Profidcifir hut brought uj to thii happy oicanoH, accept our thanks /or all who by thought, time, rfiort and money have made this library a reality. Now let it. br a conitructixe foree, a power for good, a source of light jar all who enter these doors. .ImcH." With "this prayer, the Rev. Willard H. Curtis closed hb dedication address Saturday morning and Mayor Franklin C. Beckwith cut the ribbon symbolically opening the Hastings Public Library as an educational, cultural and entertainment cen­ ter for the community night and hadn't wanned up very much wtien the dedication ’ ceremonies began at 10 am. Bat- ■ urday with Robert Jones, man- I ager of the Hasting* Area Cham-1 . ceremonies. The frigid weather held attendance below 73. UJL Flag to Mayor Bfckwlth Relief Corps, anaUlary to the Other Corps members there were Mrs C. H. FelUer. Mrs. Loyd Blackford. Mrs. Maurice Hawkins, Mr*. Clara Bayne and Mr*. Hazen Meter. Die Flag was rateed on the flag pole by Mayor Beckwith ttfid Aiderman Lannes Kenfield. In hb dedication addreaa. Hrr. Gil urtls, . minuter of the Pirat Presbyterian Church, declared that the new library would stand with the schools and churches al the heart of the community. He Un WUuo. UbHrtan. Hastings Kiwanig Joins in Golden Board and officers of the Friend* ot the Library were introduced during the ceremony. Thia Thursday Hastings KI* After Mayor Beckwith cut the ribbon, the group moved inside wanls Club and others through! tl}e spacious library where Mayor out Michigan are to prawrj blank checks of community Beckwith gave a brief talk. aervice" to their mayors or otixt half of,tbs citizens of Halting*, community iesidww. Each will pledge the achieve­ for the gtfU presented the li­ brary. and especially thanked the ment of special projects during many person* who contributed 1J6S. as the club's golden annltheir time to the project. Thlv Is a fine arromplhha highlight of the golden annl- Anniversary Fete ■ I IgtiUgbt. Mayor Beckwith reviewed the Heue Hee MORE ABOUT: . . . NEW LIBRARY, Psge 3. HHS Students Reviewing for Semester Exams Klwanb International Presi­ dent Edward B. Moytan. Jr., clpal addrevu Last living foun- ct Detroit, will ta spatially hon- Hastings High School students The sixth hour elaaww isive Guentber. Mr and Mrs Richard Birks. Mr and Mrs Warren Wil­ their owns Monday from 2:15 liams. U> 3 45. Second hour classes will have exams Tuesday 8:80 to 11 aun and fourth hour classes Detegates from Hsslings to the Tuesday from 12:45 to 2:16 pm. Klwanls Rtate Convention are txauns Wednesday from 8:45 to Initiate I Into Hastings Elks Members of Ho Four were initiated Into the win meet at the Hasting* Elka Lodge Monday Wayne Christopher. »l B. by Milton McKay, president of HlUiker, and Respiratory Dieeaaa Associ­ ation reported. Trarel Program - Sourdough* to fianorita*" la the title of the Saitortiaa" World Trat be presented Don Cooper Is to take his audi­ ence, vicariouily of course, on a trip along the Pan-Ameriesa terest and unselfish service made Highway from Alaska to Guatethe new institution possible. president from this group finalist* will tx- Judge Stuart Clement, director*. Flfleld. Hastings, an Etalxb Air Residents Checking Out Books After New Hastings Institution Is Formally Accepted by Mayor president of the local club, and from 1:30 to 3 pm Third itour Shook, who la secretaryHegk-taitlon for the convention at the Btatier-HUton begins at day from 10:15.to 11:45. A am. this Dmrsday with the opening session at 8. Workshops start at 10 and an installation gradlng examinations AU classes wlU meet Friday morning and tn the afternoon teachers wUl balance of the day and evening b to bo devoted to the golden Karen Spackman. Hastings High complete their records. annivermry Schcxd Seniors, have qualified as senilfinalisU tn the National Honor Society Scholarship Pro­ meeting kt I pm gram sponsored by the National Battle ‘Over the Top’ The Michigan Mutual Wind­ strrm Insurance Company paid out more than three-quarter of a million dollars during IBM In settlement of mon thsui 16000 claims, Orr O. Stanley, announc­ ed yesterday following the firms annual meeting. ,. . HHS Seniors Semi-Finalists For Scholarships State Bank of MlddlerlMe named the following directors al the Air Medal previously awarded. Annual Meeting. Tuesday—Glenn Ham Grid ter, Carlton Swift, Paul Faulkner, Robert Stanley and Jamtw Rugg Later, the directors elected Glenn Blake as prest- And Enjoyment HONOR YOUNG MEN Robert Duhm. NOTICE: The Annual Meeting of Shareholders of the Hastings City Bank for the purpose qf electing directors and fc transaction of such other '.he nieetliiu will be hald �Public Forum j f * Barry Approves Youth Training Program Here . _ mU“ tn ort* * • Dunham 11 porting ntaoa XV* a fMt that w dttoena are the onm whom ■sttw^u the intense cold weather ths at- the proud grandparent. of a 'Why'1 That isptortr.g . pair * InrreUnwrt there to. If. Un- baby boy, born Saturday to their ot handcuffs on our merchants,1 Pomlbiefy many P«Ple to daughter. KJainc and husband. tyraiwe .11 know that tlw ctsmprehrfd What to the nutter 'Juimif: Hyde, chairman of' the Ctainty Welfare- Board. ^Kumb that - Barry County to point out why we are driving WWglW director Beatrice Fuller has been authorued to sign an agreement betwem the Welfare Department and the Michigan Employment Becurhy Commtoatom whereby 10 person* from Barry County may entor into a work-training program, which Li to become effective February 1. our Barry County folks to either Grand Rapid* or Battle Creek to io J ur J iuu> —---— do thetr idxipptng? carry their DurchaakR We ought ‘W tomerchant name. 1 to c t£ mid buttnre. cL- , « W*** themaMf The Mid folk* of Barry coun­ ty and cidrfly the ones around frict. In fact there 1* room far I Andy County Welfare Department or Barry County Medical Care Fa­ cility. in addition to attending educational classes at the Has­ tings Public Schools. The Job descriptions have been three persons will be assisted in finding employment week while enrolled in a train­ ing program. One-half of this training allowance is paid by the SUte of Michigan and the other one-half 1* paid by the Barry County Dept of Social Welfare, the sponsoring governmental unit. The Michigan Employment The Barry county Welfare De­ partment to rerponalbie for pro­ viding work training stations, which will be Barry County Wel­ fare office and the Barry County Medical Care Facility, and for supervising individual* while en­ rolled In training, and for match­ ing one-half of each trainee'! . weekly ■dnlng allowance. The Kaatlnga School has agreed to provide Ute educational program. Mr*. Fisher will take applicatSm from any youth between cm WI *-1481. neighborhood attended It’s SWIFT PREMIUM WEEK at FELPAUSCH THIS WEEK WITH BONUS COUPON 3... ¥00*111 NEVHt SEEN MEATS SO-O-O SATISFYING . . . SOME THING FOR EVERYONE'S FAVORITE AND PRICED RIGHT TOOl WITH PURCHASE OF SWIFT'S PRO-TEN BONELESS ROAST PORTION OUEHI ROAST SWIFTS PHMIUM REG. orGARUC SPARE RIBS49c PORK LOIN ROAST . 49c BNLS. PORK LOIN89c CORNED BEEF .. . 69c THE FINEST OF MEATS ARE YOURS FOR THE ASKING ICE CREAM FILL WITH COUPON Pennington. 18. BELOW ' AND 5.00 PURCHASE... H GALLON flSWESEEIT *PAgTA* SPARTAN COFFEE BISQUICK COTTAGE CHEESE. BISCUIT MIX ... HAROLD March of Dimes WITH THIS COUfOH AND 5.00 fOOD PURCHASE Now cotn collectors, one and SWIFT'S PREMIUM Q u O OQ CANNED HAM to the appeal, they'd taka FELPAUSCH FOOD CENTER WITH THU COUPON AND 5 00 FOOD PUKCHAM COUNTRY LANE IQ (REAM „ Of “L 03 FELPAUSCH FOOD CENTER 1 IBS., «OZS. SMOKED SA, COTTAGE BUTT*. 69‘ PESCHKE SANDWICH SPREAD . . .’AT 39c HERRUD LUNCHEON MEAT —,VO"'"‘5 . 2 no, 69c SWIFTS PREM, . . . S5f 39c SWIFTS BEEF STEW . 39c SPARTAN HOHN ORANGE JUICE FREEZER SPARTAN ,B EOc VftA 5FOR|** VAA £5, STRAWBERRIES FROZEN SPARTAN FUN... FRENCH FRIES C C.^POTATOU^Oe dSfe SALAD DRESSING ALLSWEET MARGARINE __ ..like fresh from • o,391 2nd Big Week of Spartan Sale KIDNEY BEANS, PORK & BEANS, «A BUTTER BEANS, GR. NORTH BEANS |(J for |uu oven OVEN-1 IURNY BR( strongly to shop locally. ♦ SWIFTS PREMIUM DAISIES » ? YOUR WITH FOOD were Lynette TIkxtuls. 14. Idland; Tory Hol trust, 15. Ronnie Pennington. 14. Has- EASY TO FIX...SWIFTS PREMIUM SWIFT’NING SHORTENING COUNTRY LANE... XL 50 EXTRA STAMPS LEAN 1 CENTER CUT RIB1 Cirand unci Dibble. -key WITH PURCHASE OF 6 CANS CAMPBELL'S MEAT SOUPS f Center Chops SWIFTS PKHIUM ■Amr east an Dibble. Both Cm wtarted to slide when bnkei were applied before reaching the interaectlon. Aller- 1 dlhg** 1954 Chevrolet pickup hit 100 EXTRA STAMPS TASTE' Choice IBHWIOIH Vehicles Collide At Intersection f.utxiU o( Mrs Moody's parents, the R. C. McCarty*. The Moody* ARKCHOPS I CANNED HAM COUNTRY STYLE presented this plan ' ’’ ...... spent the ijolidayw at Fort Lre. j * Mr arul Mnk Fnuik . Uu* Wednesday Brio Moody,. Va, with Uwtr Roush and Mr. and Mrs Homer th. young* srerrf th. Clifford dall and family m h. to ruher attended the Weateyan Moody* wan In Community Hob- there. They also visited her MeUux]lit church tn Baltic pital Battle Creek where a wart brother. Charts. Frey, In Vlr- ‘creek Bunday and then nailed wd removed from inalde lus glnla. * Ed Randall, who *“ .M1 Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Btevm* now. * TTds week Thursday . working for Barwey FhUmon.;Bnd y, Mru gftr] w Serve the finest...Serve SWIFT’S PREMIUM..."! SWIFTS PREMIUM J-The Barry County Board of Supervisors unanimously ap-: proved the youth work training ; Milo B, Mr,. tnmk «-M* FROXKN itVS. MELTAWAY COFFEE CAKE TOMATOES, GREEN or WAX BEANS, A CATSUP 12 u, CORN (Wk c,. sm.) 100 Q <» | WWte er ReJ SsmUms Fhooe WI S-2L2X Grapefruit Ob'49t WLKUtTHlM RajH YOUMRV4 THEM :, FuAI COMPLETt ASSORTMENT OF WILD 111 I. RoilrMW St. Mi. Wl S-2423 •IRD SEED * FEEDERS IN STOCK �C. H. Leonard ! Rotarians Hear h New Chairman 'Student Report On Germany Of Road Board I Ellen Worgess, daughter of Mr. I Diana Phillips Hanks fith in National Contest DUnn Phillipa of Augusta. ■ Senior at Western Michigan Uni- been elected chairman of' t“ Club mteung Monday noon , Commlaaton for the second time..81 the HoU1 Has,,ns» i Ha tuceeed* Otla Boulter 111 „ Mls# Worges*. n HaiUngs-High Dalton, cumiim S*nt mow of laat BumMbtriu.it! Lonotreet. nier Germany under the atumiaaievuie^ii the other mem- . dent exchange program sponsor- i ber of the Commleelun. ‘ cd locally by the Rotarian*. *ri,e Commlulon 1* expecting ‘ Student* aclcctcd to go abroad I three new motor grader* to ar- .neat Humftier under the Rotary* Hv. .hi. -------------- -•. pyugnun lnc|Ulle Ucnieid. crew* were spending considerable time cutting diseased elm trees along right-of-way. Lack of heavy snow falls lias provided the time for the tree cutting, arang with hauling gravel for future projects. 50 YEARS WED—Mr. and Mrs. Harry Blair. 3307 Gon Lake Road, are to celebrate their golden wedding anniversary with an open house at the First Methodist Church Sunday, Jan. U, from 2 to S p.ffi. Their daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Cava­ naugh of 630 W. Green, and their son and daughter-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. Harland Blair of Lake Odessa, are making‘arrangement* for the event. The Blairs were married In Allegan on Jan. 26. 1916. Youth Council to Meet Wednesday FINE COTTON PERCALES IN PRINTS tlllr.r , library was well planned and in [“very good taste" Students who have been guest* 1 | Among the other gue*U at the The annual meeting of the for tlic weekly Rotary luncheon open house were two from the Hastings Youth Council will be meetings during January include 1 Isold Wednesday evening, Jan 27, Tim Kraft. Tom Gibson, Ray at the City Hall. New board members are to be recommended to the Mayor for appointment to three-yeur term*. the terms of ClMlrmon Garrett Isliam. Use Rev Willard H. Curtis and Mrs. James Coleman ore expiring The About 70 off - campus classes 7?* wh^h .. "^7... ™ between the two oreaniMUons. I He told how the Lathrop be­ quest or 115.000 helped launch era Michigan Unitedly. More About- Durfe WMV Offers 2 Extension Classes — --------- —. — Incredible value wciqllv for our big white goods event! Top quality cot­ loot enough for a drew for you, two dresses for your little tike and other things lo make when you see tills great assortment. But k be sure to jhojf early, they'll Belding Defeats Lakewood Wrestlers Included l« a "Workshop In Art for Elementary Teachers laaple continue to be- Lakewood's hopes on Ute mats as they came through with 7 points against Belding last Thursday evening. Worden, who has piled up a Young GOP to Meet Odessa High School s t a r 11 n t Wednesday, Feb 3. at 8:30 pm., offering three hours credit from the 42 picked up by the Belding grapplers. Belding wonI1 Dinner guest* of the Edwin by punting three Vikings, and Deakln* on Sunday were Mr. and -------. -------. _ MrJ1 carl Phillips of Kalumaroo many hapless Lakewood boys. »rnt1 James and Jerry Newton. I Coach DaryJ HarUler said that |Kg| Abandon Oil Well Drilling A vinyl floor to Farley No. 1. wildcat oU well , drilling in c »w *w 23-.ln-7w of [Assyria Township after drilling jnoet every taste and budget More About- Hotting* Floor Covering 123 Was* State Backward Glances Dresher. J.,. JL _ .....___. BELTONE ...FREE... Monthly Hearing Aid Clinic • i tarry county people arc U4 hear Hurt Arthur E. 100 LATE TO (MH ’help with Spring rush of buslncss. 10-week trial period. Con­ trol of car necessary. Call Stanley Home Product*. Mo4096 between 5-6:30 pm. 1 28 HOTEL HASTINGS 1:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. Friday. January 22 FREE OF CHARGE— Wc will Check and Clean any mako of Hoaring Aid v „r>:i ■' uii’ Miller, a writer in' her own right, prepare* the Na- Adventist. 0: Congregational, Jewish. 2; Spiritualist, 3; Hi EDWARD U EMERSON. Dhtributor This Lady Has >BDBB AFrOIMTIMO ■OB UEABINO CLAIM This Lady Did, Too All Famous Penney Brand Sheets REDUCED! LEGALS - Chopped Rough Hands - Crocked Heels - Dried Out. Itching Skin - Rough Knees and Scaly Legs REGULATED PLUS COME IN. FEEL THE DIFFERENCE! Clarence J. McNutt, SI c. who passed away Jon. 34, 1946 in the Philippine Islands. You took part of each of us with BELTONE HEARING CENTER l49C.|>lr«l S W. Boni. Creole, Mich. New! Penney's remarkable total performance fabric Tack, Chester Archart,- Emily Usborne, Thelma Offley and Loorw Craig. Mlm Fern While COMPARE! MORE PEOPLE SLEEP ON PENNEY BRAND SHFJTS THAN ANY OTHER SINGLE BRAND IN THE WORLD! THE REASON . . . OUTSTANDING VALUE. ALWAYS FLAWLESS FIRST QUALITY. CONTROLLED FROM SELECTED COTTON TO LAST STITCH IN HEMS! ALWAYS A BIG BUY. FABULOUS AT THESE LOW JANU­ ARY PRICES! Until She Went to GARDNER'S! NOW She Uses . . Revlon Moon Drop Bath Oil that's FREE only the Immediate relative* bei Ing present. Rev. Maurice Grigs­ by performing the ceremony. The bride wore a simple gown of white and carried a handsome bouquet of rosea, sweet peas and with the purchase of Moisture Balm . . . $4.25 Volue — Only $3.00 4-ounce wool wor$ted knitting yom- in colors Desert Flower Hand and Body Lotion Reg. $4.00 Reg. $2.00 Revlon Intimate Moisture Lotion Reg. $2.40 you want to knit this * polyurethane Special $2.00 Special $1.00 the evening train for Detroit, by a clever row eluding the fond relatives and boarding thetr cor before confetti and rloe reached them. They will be at home after Special $1.65 (All Those Specials Special $1.65 Special $1.10 Plus S&H Green Stamps) GARDNER ; b BED PILLOWS Hurry in for these 18 x To complete It* - second b I g ord it from tin- French governmenu the Wool Boot Co., here shipped six carlpads of felt boots by expresr, to New York this week. Ona hundred and twentyfive people axe now emptoyed there and the city has already LOW PRICE NATION-WIDE* FINE QUALITY EXTRA-LARGE PILLOW CASES 41. 3«- for *1 SHEET BLANKET 25’ pillows filled with fobm ’ latex, cove red with zippered Sanfor­ Brighten your bedroom with pretty prints oil- Soft, fine, unbleached over - the - pillow! Popu­ cotton sheet blanket ized* white cotton tick­ lar Nation-Wide* for ing. A great buy! muslin coses for as lit­ Machine tle as 50c eoch. Hurry Ibkewarm wgter. And, in! look at DRUGS Quality and "Jrienctly Service WI 5-ZIM 18-x 24* o«‘y 88c $1.19 FOAM LATEX 2S6 Revlon-Silicore Lotion Special $2.50 Reg. $1.25 SPECIAL! foai bock. Skid-resist. spring. CHARGE IT!! year-round use. washable in low price! Open Every Day 9:30 a.m. Open Friday 9:30 a.m. 'til 9 jf.m. �which It fa taken, probabilltlia ' atmosphere for wliat tfaich taken. the protabiltUra wtiat a spendthrift sperulUirift are greet tHht the funds could be' government' needs most tf it Is to urea mucn touch mure more eii^.reiy effectively fw for all j remain afloab-a hsalthy SSd and =ex(Continued from Pg. 1. tnm Sac J used b> raring down a course lending ennrerned than by Uu’ roundabout p-mding industry to form the basis - - '1-----------— - i— everything through Washington.’ |’ EOlTORtAi gram proposes a “crash" spending' millions tor was It billions I) tn a of millions and mlUlons to expand, craidi- program. FxCtflUre, which and staff school, and univerrigra — ->~i retaaa. ev erywherc in the Uultcd Staten. tiorial plan simply are not produced We all know that buildings are no problem, if yoq hayn die moory fa it. likely that much protest wiU * Teovrwi gram peraisia ana no. iimiuh ui -- . • enough of us will stop to think • animosity or undue favoritism to thownda upon thousands Of extra jcctlves of an administration and f what we are actually paying and • any group or faction. He fa a free- ■,ra-•r"' nrafe*«irw needed tn standards of Mineral Output jn Michigan Woodland 4H III Saddle Club To Tour Farm Hastings Traffic Tickets >351.4 Million Club TO. WooiluU U< s>«ai. Club 1 Cadillac. Mrs- Margaret Meyers, leader. WlU t» hi attendance. The tour of th. L « Tawn MM" re-XiRegtitercd Quatter Horse Farm y.ur r. Sow., iirt w. MUMsu. <gj be held Feb. 6. All members nssaMve MkkUw *as T»wa »nd friends interested are to meet St the Meytes' home 4 at 1 pm. Divers are needed LarIJ..C |yy Thompson, trainer and manum, a. j«i '■ ager, will tour the club and an.a .. th.i mav »* ductton during 1064 with on output valued at an • estimated 6&31.4 million, according to pre­ liminary figures compiled by the US Department of Ue Interior -~_partxnenu Last ye , ; Oddwater Republicans—and wants ’ • * * _ ' ■dom and responsibility at the state « 1M Franklin everyone to like him. I Where can irr (pt HnraddllUMMl • ... I thousands of educatpr-execuUvea Only AFTER they take. .What the who when naked regarding the type 1 the lliree President Johnson s blueprint for nred-M to.senc as wperintendento, of government that the Constitu­ Give the above serious thought money previously collected tlirough tional Convention had evolved re­ the nation Is a wonder to behold, pre-tdem*. principals or deans of lie.CIO ......------the nth Annual Block and plied, "A representative democ­ containing as it does a breathtak- "lie new and enlarged institutions Bridle Horse Show to too Held. of Imming? Individuals capable of racy,1 if you/have sense enough to April 2nd and 3rd on the Michl■ in-jin percentage return with handling Use above positions are cr enlarged "Federal grants." the-77-., other—main catcgan state University campus IUnder -------- — -r-— , considerable IM en route through The club voted to go os a group gory, mineral fuels, output of un Friday night, but tickets may | natural gas and petroleum faUview of the present trend of events,{ country and against sin! But there cpcratlon of schools and college* be obtained for Saturday s show, cd to reach Uie 1M3 level. tf we have, indeed. had sense'win .nd should be.. considerable illckv Oulu Jeanlne kstep, Iron ore stayed al tta fore­ ™ utoM U U» 7,4/c enough to keep tt. | criticism of the aodallsUc methods noxHaymond Brandt and Tamers front In value with cement, cop• • 'he proposes and the excessive^ Existing schools and colleges;i 37th Artillery In Oernuuiy Jan. . Kantner were appointed to plan per. and petroleum next on the » Jarman a cnnncnccr In BatA representative of the Grand decorations for the" barns at next list In that order. President Johnson's “areal SoIn one reaped, President John-{haste with which lie intends to;have no easy, problem tn organix- ■ ‘ n 7. i „,7r rm, brunch ot 0,6 National Bummer's county fair in Has-, Value of iron ore shipments iut th® Advancement tings. Ken Brooks and Barbara rore 632 million over the prevl■ cltty" is well-larded with prornlAi-a। son's "Great Society" does differ'rush headlong into multi-billion; ing faculties of the desired quality, toy C, Jnd Battalion of tlw 37lh ........... . ...... ___ .u — respon- .r.dun .. year a. tlw “--------Deals" — and "New j dollar expenditures for — gigantic the expansion of schools entered. tne me Anny in tn ' Of Colored People P eo p1 ------------- (w Of Federal handouts, a little some-1 from —Ml . ,— ------ , ... ----- ! Thus -------------- . and I Artillery, entered, <NAACP> m___ assume the an nau ixiy ,loads increaaed I September pJMl and completed spoke Tuesday night ------------------------ Jan. 12. be-j .gtsUlty ot putting the decora- to 134 million Umg tons, worth thing for everyone, for which, of FtontlenT that have gone before, undertakings Unit have obviously! colleges. to be of any permanent 1 baric training at Fort Knox. --------Ky.. xure fore wmc some « 35 uonor Ho Society ln place al lll# ttme oj ut0 Jl388 niHilon. Leadfaig the way course, everyone will pay into the-' Each of the three Democratic not been carefully planned. । value, will require a carefully members and their guests in Uw!|#lr ' vrTVtittrger aJUpmaita of filghi He attended Hastings High Take tils proposed aid to cduca-1 planned, long-range program. You 1 Lakewood Auditorium. a study of the parts of a west- grade «e peileto and concenDr W. W. Plummer, president; saddle took place and next trates which/accounted for al1 of the Grand Rapids NAACP, rooBllto n itUdy of'TheSound most 46 percent of ths tonnago said that the main problem that Horse - wni begin. total / the Negroes now face is that of refresh- ‘ beeond to ore in value housing, and that thfa problem ****> 1X1113 ‘ । was ren.rcl with a wurth ot GREAT FASHION I YOUR CHANCE TO I -YOU CAN SAVE CLEARANCE muri be solved before anyone can menu M3.g million which topped Ito wiK,.yto4CU'>fLJK9‘jlrm . I • -------------------------{ li*3 figure by about 624 mil। lion. Relating some of his own ex- i I Copper came next, carrying a Plummer told bls audience I market price of 6447 million, compared with 6463 million the an“it students saw been given the "run-around [ riebalt. mu.h1 take on de-1 year before. Petroleum's value by real eMate'companies. , Irom Wyoming's Rogers was S440 million, some 61.6 nulThe NAACP, which is the Imgh school Tuesday. Jan 12. In lion less than in 1963. country's largest inter-raclalJthe school auditorium. »355 mlUlon; «dt, S345 million: civil rights movement, uses thep^rhe contest, which ended in a'magnesium compounds, 123 9 legal approach to obtain rights spin decision, uw Jolui Hunt million; lime. 119-2 million; nat­ ter Negroes. It does so through alKj Bob Vojtech down their op- und gas. »7J million; gypsum, their National Board. Field ]ponents while Linda Janies and gs.1 million; peat. 636 million. Secretaries and lobbyists. . p#ui Livingston, who took the and clays, |2.4 ^' 4 million. million. , According to Dr. P1 um mer {affirmative, were defeated ,. Rounding Hounding out out ths tho list of mlnmln. there are three types of people------J‘- ! 11 -------- tapped ‘------- • lost -----------------.... - ------- ---------- —----------knl• values year are. in the UR. today, as far as the trict Is Resolved: That Nuclear: silver, and chemicals derived Negro is concerned: 1) those who Weapons should be Controlled by from brines. 445.1 million; sand are not aware of what Is hap­ an Inurnatlonal Orgunuatiun wllj gravel. 1434 mllltoo; stone. pening. 3» those who read the Latewood's next.debate will tie —;------ONE GROUP FROM OUR FINEST NAME BRANDS newspapers and are concerned January 20 with the Lansing i ojejj un<j Margo KOljkr. stubut are too busy to do anything Mi'chlgan School for the Blind j denU at WMU; spent the week­ dbout it, and 3> those who real­ ------------•-----------{end with their parents, the Merle lie that the mistreatment of col­ Mrs. Helen Ms-Dyer returned | Kahlers. . ored people fa a national prob­ home on Thursday of last week 1 The Robert Walldorfls left last lem. and are woorklng to irn- after being confined to Pennock {week on their Southern trip I prove the situation. Ho added Hospital for 14 days with pneu- {making Orlando. Fla. their first I that the third group is finally monia Mrs. McDyer had a inpt {destination. They plan to visit i making progress. pleasant surprise at Clirfatnfls-1 Mrx Walldorfi’s aunt in Mbuls. ' House-guests of the Jerry Oel- time when her son. Donald, and sippl, and her sister and brother, family who had recently re- Dt and Mrs. John Prtlcolu In ' sera on Monday and Tuesday turned to this country, arrived Castle. Texas, and the Hol lit ' were Mrs. Geiser's sister and from Arlington. Va, where they Irenhaths tn Denver. Colo. They {husbahd, Mr. and Mrs. James are how located, to spend the < are making a very extensive ana Mays, of Gallon. Ohio. Holidays with her and other leisurely trip tnfough Uio South Mr. and Mrs. Herman Kietc- members of the family. ,und Southwest.' nian of Ludington were guests at the home of their son. the Da­ vid KleUmans. over the week■'Fed-.-ml grant," is a highly decep- Wasn't It ... JJrnjsmln Lakeiuood Honor Students Hear Viking Debaters Split with RogCTS SaLE!BUlfe!SaVE!NoW! Ladies Off T°. ir «/ Ladies & Subfeen SWEATERS /2 W Fall and Winter DRESSES Our Entire Stock of COATS and CARCOATS One Group of now marked down Ladies & Subteen SWEATERS SKIRTS Values Io *79” MARKED DOWN From Regular Prices One Group of Broken Sizes Values Io *58” former ing prices Fall and Wijfor «•-- PURSES One Group jin Junior, Sub­ teen, Misses and Half Sizes and LEOnflRDOSGOOD "-funenalJJoma Our Entire Stock of Notionally Known Brands CORNER WALNUT AND S. JEff ER50N HASTINGS Every Wish GIRLS SWEATERS Receives Our .Attention A funeral dtreclor’s services con One Group—CARDIGAN & SLIPOVERS_____Reduced only be as gratifying as his ability to The Hastings Banner SLIPOVER SWEATERS recognize family At the special needs of the Leonard ■ Osgood Funeral Home, even your smallest wish be­ Ladies ROBES OXS HUXDBSD AND NINTH TEAS Broken sizes in nylon, nylon fleece or blends. Values from $598 to $1798 comes the immediate object of our fullest attention ■UBHCKIPTlOX One Group of Assorted Styles and Colors II Ladies LINGERIE One Group of LadiesHATS 1 Reduced Pajamas, Slips and Gowns Ladies and Subteen Wear one rack of Dresses, Skirts Broken Sizes Blouses & Slacks NYLON HOSE All of our Fill ond Winter Hats Now at JUcuitutexaBJ " / / PfitB f Kadaaal AdvnUtia* KoarMwiUtiya: tflCHlGSX PUS BKBVICK laa. Ha I Mail ASvsrtiMM »•><«•*»'< SHU-MAK-UP Our Entire Stockf By Cannon, both twin Hs«tl»<s. Ml fJK AMiaiCAN NIWtPAFta (|]|y REFRBINTAT1VS IM. price double bed size Rcs- $7-98 {NATIONAL EDITORIAL BED SPREADS -3.88 One Group—Values to 59c each by Berkshire Eye Catchers Reg. 99c Pair Now BUTTONS ...5^*1,00 CLOVES »i MITTENS -'/i- ParmaleeJr * Cempkt.ly UqipMd for Aay Moviag Job—Large or S CHILDREN'S PAJAMAS & SLEEPERS One Group of Flannels and 1/- Qff Knits in broken sizes / HATS inn HEATED STORAGE FACILITIES of Coats, Jackets, Pram Suits, Dresses, Skirti, Etc. Look for famous Trade Name’ labels on the things you buy...you II find them here! 124E.“5to«eS;e“ since LOCAL and LONG DISTANCE CHILDREN'S WEAR One Rock One Group of Childrens & Ladies Reliable Service Off AT NO CHARCZ Lot Ui Do All The Weifc GF’WI 5-5164 NO JOB TOO LARGE or TOO SMALL Hl USES Compo’y �Barry Sales Tax Payments $99205 Armed' Forces Th© total solas tax cotlacted -News Notesin Barry. County tn November of .■ population of 28,800. tile Michi­ gan Department af'ramnue re- Building material, m- ------ , »MXW; automotive. I34.B79; ap- parel,' 13.204; fu.-nlture, »14«; iriLMicBancou* retail. »7.06D, and Freeport Pfe. Victor By J : School at Iwv ,■ arenla. Mr. and Mr*. Roy Bceso. Elnara Whitney and Bob. - -------- -- . Mrs Gary McGb«- and ehll- and Mra. Willard Kiddor o! V nilr |L|mp en were Bunday dinner guert* Rive# Juncdon were Sunday vtol- j * WIU 11UIUC Mrt. Sylvan Tagg h May Not be Fully Covered «™,« ^4L.cun.X Noncy ElII, Ploy, ?4rz'B:‘r127‘at™< JS* At MSU Contort daughter of an elght-week combat engineer lUhul in th© ASA. in January.! anJ E|iu m course at Fort Leonard Wood. '*’*•' * u’° P1*1415’* for the music group* Mo. Jan 15 During the rem— S* “ 4J*t LTMl“d WoO<1' u Harting. High, wae chceen to .u .id. uunng me course I u. for Chrl«ma* and play ftt the Michigan Mu,lc Tuttle of NMhvllle were Sun , tear s for about three Te2-her, AMoetolk^ Conlnt .1 - . o, rono*, K On Jan. it hi* porento Michigan State University on ----------- -— — — railroad* and rxurtures. Cline! him to O'Hara airport In 1 Saturday. There were 17 student* Mr* Cart Tuttle and Paul erf alao received training In demolLlion who played; NttohVille were Bunday visitors and Tnhraday with her grand­ parents, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Bhoobrldge. * Sandra Shocbridge ixr totaled MJ24.H. Saturday. * Harter Urwell waa a Saturday overnight guest al the Richard Bird home. * Harting*. WE MUST MOVE! ; birthday party Ignoring ther, Jaw Blough's, 7(Xh birth- OUT OF OUR WAREHOUSE FROM HERE AT ONCE * In Manton. Ralph Moore attended the Mr*. Floyd Grinnell visited Rev. thartx, und family cd HAstingB, and Mrs. Frank Thompson. uira, jr, or Miacuevme Friday overnight gumt of . ... . “ in Harting* Sunday. * Mr. and enjoyed a birthday dinner hon­ Mr*. Richard Bird and family of Irving were Sutulay dinner Il would cost *17450 now to Sunday. * Mr*. Jack Neubecker and boys of Alto and Mrs. Rob­ ert Humphrey and children were Sunday visitors of Mr. and Mrs. George Humphrey, Sr. * Mrs. Mary Williams of Mill lake was a Saturday evening visitor of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Humphrey. * Mrs. William New­ Volunteer flro department. Oth- Prieto property ton of Hastings la spending a .ENTIRE STOCK OF THIS BUILDING MUST Rename Briggs Vermontville Chief . ouh or© Bunday dinner a nranuis u&n ana ------ --- •— ----- —are used to purcliare Ruth Bpringer of Hastings. * cqulpnunt far the fire fighters. w P Wl Mr*. Jolin DcWeerd entertained The 41st annual event U *chrdu-: ~ . ied for Saturday evening. Feb. 20. In the Opera House on Main reviews ot homeowner MAIN STORE WHICH WILL REMAIN OPEN ■ SstoTo B» Conducted ip Main Store at 117 West State St., Downtown Hastings—Final Week of Site! I out TO UHFOUUN DtVIlOTMtHn, IT IS UIGIHTIY NECtSSAKY THAT WE IMMEDIATELY VACAYE THE FREMISES tain, Raymond Schriver. During 1964 the department 'The rtaiirtto* become pi ul«j 33 run* a* compared to *nior* dramatic the IV.. >1A4-Ir vnit t.nlrn Wnn 'Gordon of Southfield and Mr* j Goldie Roundavillc of Lansing East Middle Lake By Additionally, an up-to-date In­ *entoy pf pwa^rproperty8 Mrs. Hettle M. Cairnt Of 0U» K WAREHOUSE OUTLET IUILDIHG. LOCATED NEXT DOOR TO OUR MAIN STORE IN THE LOCATION FORMERLY KNOWN AS ■ I THE TAYLOR SHOE STORE IUILDING. THOUSANDS ANO THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS WORTH OF FINE QUALITY NAME HAND Deming In Grand Rapids, * Mr. al Howard City Thursday. * Mr. other mlxfcrtiMa. MERCHANDISE HAS ALREADY BEEN RE-LOCATED IN OUR MAIN STORE ITH, SITE OF THIS SALE! tVT WE SIMPLY DO NOT | and MHL MUton Buehler and -7- ------------------------------------------ — — children were Sunday dinner of Or*nd Haplds and Georg© damages ■ HAVE ENOUGH SFACE FOIfTHS ENTIRE CONTENTS. RESULT: Wt MUST LIQUIQA1* ROUGHLY HALF OF OUR HUGE INVENTORY gtH^M Of Mr O—d Mm J O e ‘ Afstr-vw, Wiinda. UMlar iH ■ AT ONCE COW,.'FORMER SELLING HICES AND FOSSIBLI PROFIT, ARE ,HN0 FOROOTT1N IN THIS AU.-OUT EFFORT. | Kauffitum. ★ Mr. and Mi*. All) pretty good advtoa. Complete Modem Bedroom Suites Deluxe Nylon Living Room Outfits 3 LITE POLE LAMPS tilling mirror, nuicnng cnevi o> »ag»s TH’$ i -A { "o 11 H '; iLUNcVcR ITn$5 D—bU Six, QMvxrtibl* Ma Bed, h,M xmarlly il,M *4>«A»«rT> laiKill r _ <O<.1ort,M« ft two 41 Olght. rnfol coUrx Io ,«l«t tram. *>3 IC. 1J9J0 QUALITY TWIN BED MATTRESSES 2 STEP END ■ TABLES Englander Body-Form Mattmte* ;,.f4wih*l.*"*LIM- T7a/'-" O?O $ Eft95 J Pc. CURVED SECTIONAL SOFAS—Thh Is Uw on* that you looked ft for J239.50. Remomber it? Featuring full moulded foam xippared cushion* and Hide-a-Bed Sofa Sleepers *g . ft. jC U7J $1195 Quality 9X12 Plastic RUGS Hollywood Bed Sets Including a full length innersprtng mattress. ODD Occasional CHAIRS CHOICE FOB .... *18” ■ 9X12 JUTE RUG PADDING "*159” of richly padded vaihatde * «h j| gr plastic headboard*. REG. ▼ SA. •6»A0 QUALITY Large 6-Chair Dinettes IS Yr. Quilted Top MoEWmbm >34.95 Singh Sofo-Bad Loungers---------- $29.95 Some got lUghtly damaged moving than but 6 Year Crib MaHrtuat $8.95 ■ " » ODD CHEST OF DRAWERS Qw*l-»v MISCELLANEOUS ODDS AND ENDS Complete Bunk Bed Outfit*----- >59.95 ■ o..u^ V— $995 Ranges - Refrigerator! - Rolls and Rolli of Carpeting Small 4-Cli<Nr Dinette Set* .. $34.95 Walnut RECORD CABINETS fW-MQUALltY ’49” Take Advantage of Our Misfortune and Save Up to 50% FORMAL DINING ROOM SUITES MANY METAL CABINETS INNIRSPRING MATTRESSES Fully guaranteed multi-oc41 unIto in all 10 PC. TAIL! 0 CHAIft SITS Tilting BACK RECLINERS price, aenrero. _ >3495 w, .... p------------------------ Odd COFFEE TABLES •uwe vuuica nor purenui, sir, and Mr*. John Mason Sunday, i Barnard of Lansing. * Mrs. Gory Kidder and Rory and Mrs. A! Barnard were Saturday visitors of Mr. and -Mrs Ralph Moore. needay. w Mra. James Cool and family were Wednesday callers of the Gerald Woods family in Has­ tings. * Mr. and Mr*. Jame.-i Cool and family wests Sunday- supper miMta nt Mnt. Art Clinton were Bunday dinner guarie ot Mr. and Mr*. Hobcrt Clinton of Middleville. * Mr. and Mr*. Don Chntoci and family of Middleville *r*rt~ Sun­ day evening lunch guasts of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Clinton. -aw TiMwu la? auKcr, mt. and Mrs. Elmer King, of Ionia. * tw«" visited Mr. and Mrs. Don Tlarmpeon in North Freeport. Friday. * Mrs. Charles Geiger rgxnt Wednesday vtalUng Mr and Mrs. Oust Wtagcier. of " Sturdy woodan «*a*tr*«yl** ■ itxT sig ’s |Q B Quality .... QUALITY ■ JUVENILE ROCKER CHAIRS Believe It or notl Never before such a value. Banquet *l*ed extamlan table and 8 chair*. REG. ? g U73 »139£0 QUALITY______ g g Hundred, and Hundred, Mora Item,, Teo Numerous to Mention — Nothing Held Back — 4 Complete Floor, ■ OPEN gn Account J .W ■ REMAIN OPEN AT i.doM. Rog. SJ9.95 Quality-------- j|95 * J/I 7J No Money Down Sam, A, Cosh store will TWEED CARPETS WITH PAD OPEN an Account B, 90 Day Charge ■main flailhel. Q»*I*V Pay$l Weekly 117 WEST STATE ST., HASTINGS DOWNTOWN PH. 945 - 4172 id and Smart Food Buying” "The Family with Over* Problems.” There will be a and family wire Sunday dinner SUcXs of her parents, Mr. and lira. Henry VanSyckio qf Dow- ton Center Thursday, pm. * Mrs. A. M. Gates of Grand Rap­ id. la visiting her M.*itrr, Mr. and Mr*. Walter Culbert. Mra. Frank Bumpus returned and Mrs. Dean lk»ne from the honpita! Wtdntnday. Mrs. Admiral Focrsh of Lanrtng vu helping out- Mr. malncd overnight. * Mis. Ray Foerah .pent the weekend with Kauffman of near Clarksville them. Mrs. Foerah returned home visited her mother. Mrs. Jay with him Bunday. ★ Mrs. Curt Wing, Tuesday. * Mrs. Tlielma Hotel Harting* to Hartings Sat­ urday. After dinner the ladle* enjoyed a tour of the new li­ brary. * Mr. and Mra. Don Btevma of Hostings wen; Wcdncixlay visitor# Of Mr and Mr*. BUI Blough. Mr. and Mra. Bill Blough and children were Saturday over­ night guest* of Mr. and Mr*. Jerry Kyser of Battle Creek. They attended the Battle Creek Band Foillai. a Mr. and Mr*. John Unborn© und *an, Mr. and Mra. Keith Buehler and family, Mr. and^Mr*. Milton Buehler and children and Mr. and Mr*. Robert Humphrey and family wise Bunday luncheon guest* ci Fbrreat Buehler. Tod Bird Of Middleville Saturchildren of Caledonia. Jerry Porthumus and Tu_ Alto and Mr. and Mrs. George Tagg and David Of Middleville Gaylord Wi Senior citizens will meet Mon- D.C. Chiropractor 12S W. C.nl.r ii. Harting, Phono WI 5-3394 Friday-Saturday CANDY SPECIE 47cii> Double Dipped Milk Chocolate VIRGINIA PEANUTS Delicious - Nutritious Regularly 69c a lb. Ben Franklin �occMton were Mrs. Cary Truman, picip MOV VOEt 4—THE HASTINGS BANNER Methodist Rites At Middleville Unite Couple Society newS!S?JS Mm. Mcivin o«ks. Pledges Troth to Phillip M. Beard - j Tiic Howard Prasu entertained The pieie de resistance 01 the Dnhprf IJpW ff menu at the dinner party given^VUCII UUVTIII Saturday evening by the William r I If Exchange Vows to perfection. Mbs Nancy Marie Hoaglln. Mrs G‘* mother, Mrs. Doris daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bill G. Peter* of Hayward, WU.. 1* here.HOMUn. «17 W Green, and Pfc. The First Methodist Church of .visiting until March and the guesu Robert L DeWitt, m of Mr. and their mothers too. If they Herbert L DeWitt. Algonquin MUklievlllc was the ecenr of the,brought 1 ssv.Ki;."’,: s^s* Hwruor inn on aaturuay m ue Wtenreman. QglleVUg High SChOCl, tS • Kauffmans .r» are mnvirre moving In to C*nCan- lto dub. clutk ton. Ohio. ' I To honor tto 40th wedding ^neard1 wlio* graduated from The Lyle GlUreplea entertain- anniversary of ttolr parent*, tto Nuhviiu Huh School, is emptayed ed the Herb Moyera. tto BUI 'L v __ _ E. Footers, the Robert sawimw Fnoiera U1C export i_ BJpartment of tto the Quinlans nnd the Art Stewards of Kalamasoo, tto Richard Foa- cUrk Equipment Company of B«ttera. and Gail He* entertained cards on Saturday. Bill Quintan. them at dinner at Dull Harbor Urac Moyer and Betty Steward Inn on Saturday evening., , told tto high tallies for the evenings play. I In the Duplicate Bridge game, ?at the Episcopal Undercroft o o Nrwtami Tuesday night, the north-south Mr and Mrs ctajton Newtand aixl Susan Rose planned for a winners were Fred Markle and | of R2 Nashville Roy Hubbard. Second went to ssgemcnt of their e^, The’Rev Harold Taber per-!h*rt- Ind. ,llil 'J‘e Henry performed by the Rev. G« tormM lto eerwnnnv IVondetta and Mra Hunt was to Hott at the First Methodist Parwita of the couple are Mr ',uve eom* wllh the Janlr* IUrl‘ 'n‘e heuutiful candle-llgiilbig cereand Mra. Ray -Totan and Mr and fntd# bu: unfortunately she was UI1 many, perfonned by the bride. Mrs Howard Norton of Nuhvgje ]*»id Jim was grounded on a night,groom and Rev. Etott. was cspeEntertng the ganetuary MCOtn- 1 ln Catuuia. । dally inspiring. ponied by tier father, tto bride Nevertheleaa Ruth arrived with Given In marriaee bv her fattor, wore a floor-length gown of taffeta a blrttiday cake for the host on , the bride was attired In n blue and satin designed with lace ap-; his "39th" birthday. It was a great । lace waltz-length gown. The <5re,a pUque embroidered roees on neek- i loaf of Irish bread and a sauce tod lung aleevee With-potntg cx-i line and skirt. A crown of sequins i baiter to blow out die candles. I tending ilighUy over the hands. | secured tor shoulder-length ml' Other guests included the Jack and a sweetheart neckline. A-crown •nd du* carried a cascade ot car-1 Woods and Jock Ctareys All in all; of pearl* field her Mioulder-lenrUi, nation* and roeea. it was a wonderful party and the | tel). She carried a bouquet that and turned It into a surprise Mis* Linda Totan, stater of the moUiera-tn-taw were delighted. — ------ -* — —-• 1 party for Susans nth birthday. | rose*. Stic also carried a Bible ■ ICU >c.«. UIU~ -."u lOriginsliy from Jerusalem, her tertalnmcnt being dancing, playand tot to match and white muff. I Darcnnnl Mnn/inn ' something borrowed from Mr. and | mg pool, ana. ot course, inc Bnrt ..--ju Norrl, Attactod to the muff was ■ buu- rerSOnUI IVienTlOH iMra. Edward Curtta. usual refrraluncnta which make • Bet^ tctri-agc pirty complete, and Nashville, Mrs Charles Fotta qwt of carnation., [-------------------------------------------------- , Mr* Leann Karnin, friend of ' B‘'kJ»urt.m, cou*ln of Uie groom, Mr- and Mr*. Leon Vanderloon the bride, was her matron of beat man and ualier of Or<ntl n*pid* spent the week- "-------- ”------------------- ------birthday for ,Susan. , , ‘Harry Burke. Xfln Starlyn Smelker sang "Be-! rnd wllh her grandmother. Mr* featuring lung sleeves. She carried cause" and The Lord's Prayer.' |HaM1 Walldorf!. a bouquet of while carnation*. Mrs. Victor Camp entertained ,, , ’ ‘ ...... The bride's mother. Mrs, Bill to Onto dub on Wrto-to >J™ J J*n. 13. with hon«» to f Trtn ■' of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Hoaglln. wore a silver beige bro- : Mr and.M7^RobC!'^P. Chanre- over the Weekend and by ten. tory BUUr aul,«» ®te«Wb Hotel -rftol.y U.. I trmnon In honor of Mra L R. I Mr. and Mrs Ira Chaffee Joined Following tto ceremony a re­ Irs. Peter DeDcckcr. [ Mauson who left Saturday for for dinner on Sunday. ception was held at the Minnie' them Mr. and Mrs. Winston Merrick DeWitt. uorc a "blue wool dress MU oim «: u» o»n» 1>»«-^ *>«.<«•>» winter.. MRS. HEX FISHER McFall Elementary Building. Tto entertained Mr. and Mra. Bill . . Miss Barbara Ann Fetterman Becomes Bride. V.F.W. girls assisted and Mm. Ag­ Maker and children of Nashnes Million. staler of the groom, villc and Mr. and Mrs. Ira ChafRoderick Ward, friend of the' and Linda Norton cut the brides' tec for dinner Friday evening, the tome of Mn. Lewi* Hlno. groom, assisted as brat man Uslithe occasion being Mrs. Maker's its were Billy Leroy HoagUn.: Finkbelnrr assisted at the punch birthday. Rev. and Mrs. George EULoU broUier of liie. bride, and Terry' bowl. Mis* Ellen Chapman and entertained with an open house C^2?ll>e!“.r Caller: during the post week at Cheeaeman, cousin of the groom, i MUa Gaye Marble opened gifts and on Sunday afternoon. Jan. " tallies. Tlie Ironddes lu»tcd The reception was held immnii-1 Mbs Nancy Hell attended Uie guest the Max Bump home were Mr. I Once again Uic IOOF and Re­ oetwecn ine noun ot r ano a Utelr Duplicate bridge club group and Mrs. Ray Serven of Middle­ ately following the services in the I pm. when members of Lto First Saturday evening when the Jerry bekah lodges °f Hastings ore invftFollowing the reception, the new ville. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bever- ehurch. h» of Kalamazoo were Tto color theme was pink, blue i Mtas Barbara Ann Fetteman Ing the public to attend their pot­ Methodist Church wire invited , Mr. and .Mrs Howard Norton left luck dinner and installation of for a trip to'Cleveland. Ohio. They Clarence Bump and Myrle Rich­ and white The table was coveredJ' and Rex Fisher exchanged their officers on Friday. Jan. 29. with a wiUte linen, table cloth. The Recent callers at the Albert cake as a centerpiece was balan-red marriage vows in a lovely candle- .The potluck dinner is at 0:30, home at Algonquin Lake. Mrs Loyal Lowell was most] Hauer home were Mrs Hauer's by blue candles at each end. TheJI light ceremony performed by the with the lodge furnishing meat, nieces. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Pet­ three-Uertd wedding cake in white.1l Rev. Einar Unsetli at the, Zion potatoes, rolls, coffee, and cate. p)ca.vinUy surprised on Satur- | The I*.. E. Fosters entertained erson and Mr. and Mrs. Robert decorated with pUik rows, white:; । Lutheran Church at Woodland Please bring own table service and day. Jan. 15. to find her family Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Parker for Balslev of Greenville. walling at the Highlander to; hearts, and bluebirds, emphasised Saturday. Jan. 2. Hie double r:.-ig dinner on Thursday evening be­ Mrs. Alvin Helrigel was a Sun­ If unable to attend the potluck, fore the Parkers left for Florida day dinner guest at the home of and matron of honor’s clothes.' 125 gficsts attending. please try to attend the installs- ton Hon of iver birthday. It took the following day. Also visiting Mr. and*Mrs. Lawrence Hawkins. a bit of ingenuity on her husOther refseshments were a groom's Parents of the bridal couple are At the Foster home on Sunday bonds par. to arrive ai the were Mr and Mrs. John Foster tto Glenn Haywoods were his restaurant at the proper time, cream, mints, nuts, punch and; 1527 N. Jrffcnon. and Mr. and . . I'll of Mt. Pleasant. • stater and husband. Mr. and Mrs coffee Mrs. Fay Fisher. R! Nashville HfimPmAKPr^ HAVP but It all worked out beautifully. Clarence Roman, of Grand RapMrs. William Mallekoote attend-; White gladioli. chrysanthHnums I IvlllvlllUAvl0 IIU VC The family Included Mr. and | Mrs. Robert Lowell and daughed the guest book. Mis^ Bonnieiand red carnations graced Ke al- | . .• r. j Hopkins cut the cake. llto Iris, tar The four aeven-branch catoel- nfPrPMinO MlJClV man were in Harrison Saturday Hopkins and Miss Nancy Chet-e- abra were decorated with prm, >>''Cl Ujllliy JlUUy where they completed the sale man aattated in serving coffee und and red carnations. Lighted can, *। -... - -। -। ’IdAUghtef, Lortnda; of W of their cabin. On Sunday the „.U It,. ...... , . . ... ... Tuckermans plan to entertain made the ribbon bouquets. -center iii’Je. |v.vwmii ■ - - . thair daughter and family. Mr. The wedding wss attended by' I On Wednesday J«n 13 Mrs Th® I’odunk Lake Hobby Club and Mrs. Arland Martin. Mari­ David Austin and Billy Leroy I ' J.reb w4s hrateai to an entertained at tto home of anne and Kathy, of Portage to Hoaglln. the bride's y ouiitg<*r: i^lrou™ women when Rictord Runo on T^raday. honor Marianne's birthday and "Tire Lord's Prayer" ,Uie Modem Homemaker* Extra-. 12. Deracrt imd coffee were Mr. and Mrs. Richard Hall of brothers; Mr. and Mra. John R. -Because" EMxwud to the altar by her ’ ston Study Grodp met at her home »nd '** "rm"* **• THE FURNITURE Eaton Rapids were Saturday eve­ Bulling. grandp«rrnts of tto bride «?^Ch,TnS?w<!,..H?^*a?d fathcr- thc bride wore a goim of tor Uie Irason. Woman's Role in jpent »' &hocU ,or BUILDING ning dinner guests of Mr. and and Mra. Coni E. DeWitt of Nashnnd chantilly lace. Hie a Changing Wgjji" • 'Medical Facility. Mrs. Jake Hollister. I tx’sqUe bx,1,:c fwtured a »brliu Leadera Mrs. James Morgan and n - - P.,. u.._ The M. E. Dormans visited i ncck|b“ trimmed with pearta and. Mrs VenXn Engle pointed out the 1 U14T their son and wife, the Michael » a Mrt Phene 374-3523 Mr ।wf)u::w ll,ld *°ng tapering sleeves extreme change in women's lives I ’TF. Dormans, ot Spring Luke over teto Mra ' nirkbouffant *kirt was accenled which has taken place hi a com-,of Mrs Glenn 1crklni 0,1 ^,un' the weekend. Hnt'e-’undH^udrtCKXTo.itla^ by “ dOuWt’ WaUeau train edged. putatively abort time. • • • ZionTulheran Church Setting For Lovely Nuptials ■" [Audrey M. Newland Engagement Told ate of Nashville High School, and a 1954 graduate of Blodgett Memortal Hospital School of Nursing Ui Grand Rapids where she Is ‘‘u?» M> from Vermontville High School and I* employed at Aluminum No'wedding dale has been «et. IOOF, Rebekahs Invite Public to Installation Dinner hastihcj — rs-• 945-3615 UPHOLSTERING Lesson Wednesday -"1 “• Wayne Hazel Hopkins and Mto Iris Hopkins. Miller ’wsrjsrx. Electric Rod Millet Etactrtetaa with 15 > RESIDENTIAL COMMERCIAL Free Estimates 121 N. Michigan Phono WI 5-9033 All Work Cuirsntrad home. church, school ,«MyrssSte^’ss Mrs. Welton Meek on Friday altenn, »r,.00 dtwrniablc boundaries. From a Fort Knox. Ky. following ththe m. re­ n!F.-Rn“.:P' ®.ie C^’Tled|J‘ 7 red~ Judged cetviti many lovely gift*. Wincascade of red sweetheart rose*, tamely by housewifely abilities, she Ue?a ,nust naw wUe' nl0’'hw- Rbimour small red hat They will reside in friend, of Olivet, attended asC°maid /-toil.. nt.itv- played to add merriment to the Kentucky while the groom is sta­ of honor. She wore a street-length girl, family status representative, interesting companion. committee tioned there. emerald green dress, styled with a woman and informed world citlfitted bodice which was accented Mrs Kenneth Key returned on Saturday from Bronson Hospital. neckline. Emerald green slices and third of thme paragons must be Kalamazoo, Saturday where she matching ipit with face veil com- successful paid workers as well. had been a patient due to a plcted’her ensemble. She carried a This can add up to a shuttering heart ailment since Jan. 5. Visit­ white Bible with a cascade uf red effort for any woman. ing at the Key home 6n Sunday carnations. When the fact that one in five were Mr. and Mrs. John TeunesMias Marlyn Gothberg, college American families move each year, friend, of Battle Creek, as brides­ and nil. this must be adjusted to a different 1: is Under­ maid was attired Identically to the standable background. that she finds it difficult maid of honor. Acolytes were Gary and Nolan nnd often rad* up feeling guilty] Snow, sons of Mr. and Mrs. Hugh because of possible failure Ln one] Snow ofNashville. or more rolls. Mr. and Mrs. George Fetterman Members divided into two groups of Lake Odessa, aunt and uncle of the bride, served as master and fur discussion and later Joined Ph. WI 5-1344 again to Shiite opinions on what should be die most important role Hugh Snow, brother-in-law nt a woman play*, and because no PARTY GIFTS Office & School Supplies STATIONERY SCHADERS Office Supplies January Clearance CARCOATS SKIRTS SWEATERS SLACKS DUSTERS SLEEPWEAR GLOVES Reduced 33 !6 ALL SALES FINAL Lake Odessa, friends of Use bride. all these parts. which should toko Mrs. Fetterman selected for her precedence over tto others. daughter’s wedding a mandarin Over dessert and coffee. Mrs blue Jacket dress with matehlng accessories, white gloves and a cu^lon on another Hatcnsion Study wo/e a grren suit und brown acces­ nauun. "rued and People." This sories. Both mutton, wore a cor­ led Into Interesting talk about the sage of white dirysanthernuma and relationship between food and pastel pink sweetheart raaes, ;x-ac». population, superstition and Uli- reception was held in the taboos which make the introduc­ church parlor. TTh1 rcfn-nlunent tion of new foods difficult in some table, covered wlUi n white linen cloth. wu» centered wllh a three- tantly, the effect constant hunger ttered wedding cake made try Mra. or malnutrition can exert upon the John Henry. Sr . of Lake Odessa health. Intelligence, reasoning and Crystal candelabra with tall red disposition of the deprived Indi­ candles were placed ni each end viduals. When the fact Is can­ Two small flora! iirrangnncnt* of white chrysanthanums and red roses completed the table decora- ed parts ot the world with the lowest levels of living that popula­ ficins. - • Mra. Hugh Snow cut the bride's tion la rising meet rapidly. It is clear that great thought and effort groom's cake; Mrs. Daniel Fetter­ must be given Immediately toward man served the coffee: Irene Gib­ solving tills problem of food and son‘served the lee cream and Mrs. people. Tills is necessary for both Sherlyn Fetterman putfred the humanitarian and political reasons. Mrs. Alfred Lowe will be hostess Priced from $100.00 Preview Showing of Newest DIAMOND CREATIONS of 1965 "Golden Petals" shown exclusively at GILMORE'S Gilmore Jeweler 102 E. Sate WI 5-5316 Buick Special V'6 goes easy on gas Its low price goes hard on your resistance Larry Vaughn and Mlsa Marquita Family with Overweight Problems." Misses Wn and Jeanette Jordan McCloskey. assisted about Hie room. Mrs Dean Footnote: What a lift the charge of the wedding and re­ a cold and blustery night I ception. a wedding trip to Florida and sthcr Southern points of interest, the bride wu wearing a royal blue Price The Bonnet & Gown Shop Alma Fingleton Ringo-Swingo to Dance on Saturday - Tto Ringo - Swingo Square Donee Club will meet Saturday. caraage of rid carnations. They are to make their home at R1 Nashville. _. Guests were from Grand Rapids, Lansing. Milford. Detroit. Battle Creek, Vermontville, Dowling. Oll- and own cups. Coffee will be tings. Woodland. Delton. Lake hostesses will be Melvin and Louise Weight and An and De­ Odas the groom, of Hastings the groom's parent* al the Here for the holidays at the W. D. Barnes home were their family, the Charles Barnes of St. John*. Douglas of Charlotte, Charles Moreys, of Niles. o put 6 bi< region* to buy a Buick Special under the hood. And another email jo on the price tag. The six arc a get of the liveliaat, thriftiest cylinders that ever zipped you merrily on your way. They’re, all arranged in neat, smooth V* fashion. They ajjd up to 225 cubic inches and 155 horsepower, and make other arrangements of 6 cylinders seem primitive. That’s not all. Special iports Buick ’ comfort, Buick style end traditional Buick quality, The price tag? We saved the best for lasL $2343.oo Wouldn't you really rather <o fint claaaP See your local authorized Buick dealer TUNE IN TOWUL THOMAS AND THE NEWF-CBS RADIO �Parents Announce rtuje ot their daughter, Lucille, to Society newS ration ot Kalamasor? H«r fianra. B graduate of SpringH1,h 8ch06L U •OPtaJ*! by Fuller Transmission In Kalamaaoo. The wedding will taka place Service s Value Io Community Told January White Sale! ? 1c OFF Per Loaf on all White Bread from Tuet., Jan. 19, thru Sat., Jan. 23. White Sugar Cookiei <*•>. M<> dOx. 39c FRIDAY & SATURDAY 6 for 39c sixi^W-T ............. service field before accepting a poslUon. Die basic philosophy of the Service la a belief tn dignity and worth In .the human personality. The Importance of the Service Is Coffee Cakes__________________ 58c Dale nut. pineapple, almond, blueberry, butternut and brown sugar nut. Always • treat for breakfast, lunch and Old Foihion Pan Cinnamon Rolls liuMteaJ niefrtteg Mrs Clifford Dolan wa* hoa- gain food prices, too! Round steak with only |»MHr UU o. Monday evening. Mlaa Elisabeth of meat, declare* ReL.. widely known meat auUiurtty. The use of mushroom stem-v and piecr* rather than cap* will pro­ Wednesday evening Mra. Ray- vide equally fine mushroom fla­ vor and cut down on the coat of Hospital Guild at her Ixxr.c on this dish. Round Steak Superb make* a Hie invocation and devotions enUUad “In Your Home" were given by Mra. PeU» <**le. Mra. Robert Godfrey. WSCE toes, g: ten lima bean*. jellied Mra Willard Smith. and conducted a short buainewi mrattag. Episcopal Youth Fellowship cut 4-Inch thick 2 labiMpoon* lard or dripping* orated with bright, 6prUig-i|ke. artificial flower arrangement*. and the altar, laid with green velvet munity's economy, morality and and bearing Ute Bible opened U> stability are affscUd by the indl- The Twtnty-Thlrd Psalm” and a beautiful white hyacinth plant deliving. mood? cavity with a bread stuffing nu| etttcc Sunday afternoon. This Is the time tor moat food made by combining^ cupo of budget* to come in for a bit of »"fl bread crumbs wnh 4 teaa trimming, but appetite-appeal »J»°n salt. 4 teaspoon pepper. 1 must .*tey high or ithe family. tea-'Poon sage and 2 tablrapoons wont cat. * chopped onion. Mix In >. cup Mra. John Ctarty Tuesday eve­ n~.r I.mh nnd ^“PPed celery and 1 beaten egg ning with Mra. George Grimes iCombine thoroughly and add xwwwmwku ui wn — — — — *—— . ; heart* are all excellent food*. .Ufi. prvjuch water to make a fentig and Mra. Henry Gibaon alms are to help the individual I"» also a wad-covering upon, mt at authority. Reba ” c P I which was impruited "Tba Twenty- istagg*. whether judged from a *u«hU)' moUl »lunu>«Third Psalm.” . 'nutritional atendpoint or test!Sew or skewer the heart to The luncheon was served by the1 ne*s. hold the stuffing hutde. Dredge Mtmetabei Circle. Mra. Frank Me-1 Heart Is al the top of the list the stuffed heart in ■>, cup flour Mlltan. Jr, chairman, and back-' mnong variety meats aa an ex- reasoned with 1 teaspoon salt tsuned with a dinner at the Pm ground organ music was pteyed by cwUtnt source of protein; while 53^®*?*’} Club In Grand Rapids Thursday evening. Mr*. Dunsid tkxnard remaining low in calorie*. It also °« ‘Tjl 'furnishes Iron, thiamine, ribo- or drippings. Lastly, add » cup 'flavin snd niacin. w,Ur' cover u«hu* and bake in The Methodist evening circles1 a slow oven (200- Pj 3 to 24 will meet an Monday, Jan. 26, a*' Braised Stuffed Heart hour* or until tender. Add more fodows: The Magdalene, Esther, Delilah FINAL PERFORMANCES and Hannah Circles will meet in the ChurCh Lounge at 7:90 pm. Friday—Saturday—Sunday time tor each circle to Nightly at 8 P.M. buslneas meeting before Wise plannhig of your home for Uie program which landscape may someday pul more ADMITTANCES money into your pocket. (Smith on her recent trip to Russia. Joseph T. Cox. apecialllt In The MelietalxJ Circle will meet Ur.dscape architecture with the at U« home of Mra. Robert Fur­ row, 117 £. Grand Suwet. One out of every 14 United State* Michigan State Unlroraity Cooper­ toe. w'luuw u««ih. at. loum a«wative Extension Service, says a ; The morning circles will meet on Wednesday, Jan. 27.as follows: predlctlon* «re that well-developed landscape adds to Elisabeth—Mra. Alma Flngletco, e year* will nnd a Uw real or sale value ot a proporty. What's more, living plants grow to greater value year by year, Ing dlih washer* . • while oUier sJT.hllecture! improve­ I South. One advantage of an automatic: menu may begin to dsprariate dishwasher la better sanitation. ac­’ immediately attar instaUatlon. meet on Wednesday, Jan. 27: cording to Martha Kulm, home’ Cox further points out But a ; Tamar-Mra. Eva Bhultt. 205 W. !4ir ODESSA—Axusk >1 ’ wisely-handled 1101 HMM, Exact Brook* i Thom. oa*. CorcUa* • McCiallud. powerful detergent and hot-air property. “If a P--^— w u-ntial such a* rental, dealership. Mrs. Willis Kantner returned A study done in 42 home* showed Monday from a visit with her daughter, the Everett Millers, al 8 for 32c 4 teaspoon pepper 1 can <2 ounces, muiliroom 4 cup chopped onion ' 1 tablespoon Worcestershire DALE’S BAKE SHOP Going ... Going GONE!! 3 MSi IIAMMFRSIUNS .. . night. Tha ladles adjourned to n , r . Dr. Robert Heubner* home at Uarfu Fntrpp Algonquin Lake for bridge while lOliy LilliUU Mnnbera of the Flrat Methodist child guidance service* ate avail­ able through the Family Serv­ ice and help may be given for privileged to have as their »|xaker on Wednesday, Jan. U. at their food, clothing, and liuusing The Hastings office I* legated monthly luncheon. Mra. Dina Allen, the superintendent of case worker* In the National Bank building for the Family and Children's and ts open on Tuesdays. Wed­ nesday* and Friday* Service of Barry and Calhoun Counties. Mra. Allen gave a fine resume swer period following Mrs. Allen's talk which concluded a very en­ lightening program as to how this Service benefits the community. formed in the Uie 18MX and Uie first family agency about 1806. The FanUy and Children * B.*ird. were ,ijje High School, u employed a* Orange Knot* Thrifty Round Steak Offers Members of the Barry County | Medical Society wi\h Ukrtr wtvra _ 4 cup dairy, sour cream 1/3 cup crumbled blue cheese Cut round steak into 8 serving pieces Brown in lard or drip­ pings. Pour off dripping*. Beason with salt and pepper. Add mush­ room*. onion. Wore**tershira sauce and water. Cover tightly Wise Landscape Planning Can PTNNOCK HOSPITAL Jays Dishwashers Be Profitable Provide Better Home Sanitation ed putter. Add dairy sour cream and blue cheese to cooking liquid and blend wall. Oook Just until Births at Pennock sfllllH PACIFIC' SJOOW JWUh .MS' CHILDREN FREE „ HASTINGS* 3 Grand Rapids were guests of 390; dlahwaslicr—kaa than 1. Mr*. Rosa Bldalman on Tuesday. 1 income “If you have a small family." Mra. rvunn point* out. w oui; । store rlnxd dulica In the dl*h- tenttal due to kndicape effect. ter. the John Mays, of Blanchard. Final Reduction nape planning. Bevend Michigan you lake tune to figure out what say*. One features ranch-type de­ claming Uic dulics with a mini­ velopment,'riding trail*, chuck mum of noise and as liUic expense * agon dinners, camping and bout­ big. Another idays up hill* for mg to supply water Uial is hot skiing, sleigh ride* group picnics enough ana ‘soft enough to do Uie ;u>d woodland nature trail*. Long-range, logical planning of job right . your land may incraaaa It* income A number of different models potential. Cob aay*. Ha aurtesta Uvat you nrat tlunk through what dlahwadivr permanently installed, you’d Uke to accomplish. ThaT. ur yuu can buy a portable ano. contact thoae who are qualified to Bcc-um- of recent development* in help you aclileve these acoompluhmente: recreation planners. of Una model are rapidly overtak- Sport Jackets Entire Stock Reduced Priced Regularly From $34.95 to $125.00 to NOW S2388to®5588 Men's Cotton Panfs Now *3.48 J5.88 Bargains for Boys OUTER COATS. . . . . . Now *9**10 *13 Regularly priced $12.95 to $17.95 Arrow DRESS SHIRTS Now *5” to *11 130 E. State St. TOPCOATS & all Weather Coats Barryville at Use Ru^ell Mind home UU* Thursday. Everyone welcome. ♦ 700tos7688 (RUT WESTtRN M^81588t.$3688 {Campus SPORT JACKETS Complete Men’s and Boys’ Store , Regularly Priced $16.95 to $29.95 WI 5-2163 niocnapple Lake Extension group far dinner and afternoon Tuesday. * Mr. and Mra. Wen­ dell Day ami family of Ha*were Sunday dinner guest* Regularly OUTER COATS si».9s»s«m 2, *5.00 Mrs. Burr Fruseft ®1288to®2288 wock were Mra. John Hoffman and Mra. Dwight Hoffman and children of HoaUnga. Mrs. Clair Faawti of Algonquin Lake ami Mr>. Burr FaaseCL Mra. Onral Schulz and Dougte* of Gun Lake WHO Friday dinner gueata. * Mra Huuiley Haley and Brian Mra. Glenn Pufpoft Bunday. home Saturday. * Hfchard Green of Mix® called on Mr. und Mrs. Burr Faas«U Tuesday evening. I ..£/jg Uaiucr Wut Adil. Chicken & Spare Ribs come and The Superette Tom & Sally Robinson 205 N. Michifaa Bob Davis and family of Durand and Mr and Mrs Ralph Davis and family visited thetr parents. about duhwuhera from a free Michigan Bute Univeratty publica­ tion. Choosing and Using Your Automatic Dishwasher." Write to Manila Kuhn at Uve Courthouse. Barbecue:' Marriage Licenses dry periods. portable models usually, cost leas tlum installed machines, while the convertibles generally have more deluxe fraturn Uun regular port- by Alligator and NOW PRICED MARKDOWNS on all CLOTHING up to 50^0 off Shoes for Men arid Boys WINTER tats Regularly $13.95 to $95.00 iRollad Collar*) CLEVELANDS Now’11.88 J16.98 get a machine with lor dishes you want to hold until you hava a full load; a utility cycle lor pot* and pans, or a fine china Hart-Schaffner & Marx Now *8” to *9 m Men's Shoes Regularly $14.95 to $19.95 Himself at the Bchooi ot Urban nently installed someday. Until Planning and Landscape Architec­ then. It tunoUoua M a portable. ture. Michigan Kate Unlvwdty. You can get a tup-loading or East Lansing. front-loaduig machine. Different models have different numbers of inttalled models. Assorted Regular $7.95 to $14.95 NYLON JACKETS Edgerton and Nunn-Buth Regularly $4.50 to $6.95 qo688 WINTER JACKETS Priced Regularly from $29.95 to $65.00 our —OPEN DAILY— 9 A.M. to II P.M. Color TV -SETCHELL-CARLSON THE ONLY COLOR T.V. RECEIVER THAT NEVER NEED LEAVE HOME FOR MAINTENANCE. FEATURES . . . • Unit-ixed Chassis • Uncqualod in Performance • True Fidelity in Sound • Lower Service Costs • World Renowned EASY TERMS ON DISPLAY SENTZ TV SALES & SERVICE ICmplat. A.M.MI S.nlc.1 115 S. He.mrw WI S-Mtt �~ Court Decision Indicates Need For Legislation „ The Willows Personal Mention At Al^,„<l,li„ ter explaining Judge McDonald's | ruling on tin- Gun Isikc real : tatc development. James Zasadll. It? Wayland, i girts and Mns Hum Bldclinan spent Bunday tn Detroit visit- I Ing the format1* mother, Mr* Rose Hickey, and bro tiler, Maur- „ „nir.T, Barry County alierllTs offlwr । -Thb development would have [approximately 150 lots bordering on a channel. The people pur­ chasing these lots would build homes and cuttagta un Uiern for recreation and relasattyn. Thu in turn would Ijeneflt every busl- have dbcuiued the need for some legislation to control such pro­ jects. weekend with her parents. the George O. Gillettes. Friday visi­ tors at the Gillette home were Mr. and Mrs. Tarry Lester and children of Brogan road and Saturday evening Mrs Ruth VanDvnbunt. and Mr. and Mrs Ward CrUHeld of Algonquin Lake -were guests. Mr. and Mrs Au­ gust Ktetaman of Dutton spent Thursday with the Gillette* Expert Watch Repair! JEWELERS 118 State Street I riparian rights on Oun Lake, j which is not a private lake. I "Having developed a similar I project Ln 1B57." Zaaadd con­ I tinned. “I am interested in learn Ing wheUier th e hundreds of j boats launched in the channel of the State pork as a means of । getting on Gun Lake, or of all ‘boats launched al marinas on Gun lake, or the boats launched same, do these people have recor riparian rights, on 1 from any back lots.in a plat with rrstton ----- --\ one small access on Oun Lake, or the hundreds erf ice fishermen । on Gun Isike, who. with the ex­ icepilon ot a very, small percent- Personal Mention Mias Eleanor Miller of Chicago arrived ThurwUy to visit Mis Roger Wllweu for the rest ot the | week. She returned home Monday. ■ Mr. and Mrs William Ebrighl (Of Seattle, Wash, will fly here ; Thursday to attend Uie Golden , Wedding Anniversary reception be­ Ing given that afternoon for Mr. and Mrs Aben Johnson by ttar of Allan Blacklist, husband of the former A<m«i Jolinaon. The Black* Uge family arrived from California *!»' only ’109’5 the we-krnd were Mr. and Mrs. John Wetbcr and *m. Tommy, of Atlanta. Mich. between Alpena and Gavlord. Mr. Weeber is the editor and publisher of the news­ paper at Atlanta Their daughter, senior MH.U. student Judith Weeiber, and her friend. Darrell Brilev. Tluife V-M'a unique 'Couritr” tape recorder with the ex­ clusive 'ADD+A+TRACK • •elf teaching feature. Leto you learn a language; praotic® a musical instrument or »|twch or »ong . . . learn anything nl all. in fact easier and faster. Look at these important V-M features! Q. How is It prepared? A. By roasting (baking) or cooking In liquid. To roast, place fat side up on a rack In an open roasting pan. SENSATIONAL SHOE SAVINGS Here's Why Yes. Inventory has been taken and the stock analysis has been made. Once again it's time to face those grim expensive facts every Retailer must face at inventory time. Under Stocked in this department. Over Stocked in that department. It just goes to show that another season has passed and we still haven't learned to pre­ dict the customers' buying patterns. Our Buyers selected a gorgeous array of Boots, Shoes, and Sneakers for this season. Some patterns sold like hot cokes. These we must re-order (and pay for) FAST. Others equally as pretty and practical, less than one season old. are just sitting here. This creates all sorts of problems. We have shipments on the road of new Spring Styles ond no place to put them and whqt's more embarrassing, no cash with which to pay for them. Needless to say, this is on unbearable situation for a sensitive, financially conservative, pay as you go, ULCERATED Accountant. SO, sure enough, the milk diet didn't work and now he says . . . I While the Don Travers of Char-1 j iotte are tn Floriil* their two yuurut I have a tremendous bearing upon '(children <and the dog) are with | hundreds and hundreds of atom-11 irrandparepta, the Rev. and Mr*. tar dev^Jopmente on Michigan's Don Oury. conwquentljr it’s more Inland lakes and streams Most ; lively and coniddarablv noisier at certainly. It is a big step in-Jhe direction of safeguarding shore­ line owners turalrul face-lifting projects which threaten to usurp Plynn Matthews and Bun McPhartheir rights." lln. left for a few day* of fishing sell Conroy* of Hattie Creek were at Batchaaang Bay in Canada. I In Lanning at the Everett High School Saturday evening to we I-The Little Foxea," the play dlI reeled by the Cleveland*- daughter. In his opinion. Judge Mc­ Donald said "Tb hold that the defendants may proceed with Lion In Florida nnd Stuart already their project would be to aay has some golf games scheduled EXPERT TIRE that they can change the entire with Howard Tredinnick and Hom clmracter of the take and It Feldpauseh. SERVICE would stem that one of t Ik- ob­ The Tom Chapells and young vious purpaww of the owning of son. Charles Edward <Charliei, of property on an Intend lake is to Ann Arbor visited her parents, the enjoy the use thereof, regardless v’srver Pevtnna and hla mother, of whether or not used only for Mrs. Harriett ChapeU. over the fishing, swimming or bathing. "Perhaps he ta only interested In viewing the sunrise or sunset or the moon on the waters, and to aay that testimony must be taken to see whether or not It Interfered with the rights of other riparian owners, 'so-called, and created by artificial meana) the day. — . or affects the fishing, It would A daughter was born to Lt. and «*m Is not neeeamry to a de- Ur* David Stem at Norfolk. Va.. cLMon on the issues as pleaded. Monday. Jan. Ip. The baby girl "PbilnUff's motion for a sum­ weighed seven pounds and US mary Judgtmau is granted.” TUT.ces. and haa been named Laura Jeanlr.e. Her little bwrfher, Jack, PAU is delighted with a sister and the PARKING new arrival makes nine grandchi 1- IM BARR Tire Shop U. 1. ROYAL Personal Mention A weekend ago Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Damson of Ann Arbor were guests of thetr parents, the Dale Ossenhelmers and the Carl Dam­ sons. Bill and Lynn had recently returned from California and gave a most enthusiastic account of the Rose Bowl parade and game, which they attended dur­ ing their week's visit with Lynn's •liter. Miss Pat Oaaenhelmer. Mrs. Dennis DeBeut and chil­ dren. formerly of Parkersburg W Vs., were guests of her par­ ents. the Car! Damsons, from Wednesday until Saturday whUe their household furnishings ware en route to Holland where they are now making their home as Dennis has accepted a position as chemist with the Holland • 4 monaural channels stretch ‘ your use of tapes. • 3 speeds, for extended tape time far highest fidelity. • Easy push-button controls. • Provision to record and play back through auxiliary components^ .______ ___ Seo it! Hear It at MUSK CENTER I 138 W. state WEEK END CANDY SPECIAL BRACH'S ASSORTED MILK "TV .CHOCOLATES Deliciously fresh Maple ... Vanilla . . . Caramel ... Nougat... Mint.,. Coconut W g HASTINGS STORE The Tiger of the year was just named Car of ths Year by Motor Trend. ’>L THOSE DOGS!!. ..GET THEM OUT!!" "FORGET THE COSTI!... WE NEED CASH!!" So, an accountant's wish is our command. Hurry on N . down and pick up the savings ... you'll be glad you did, !r and think what a good feeling you'll have knowing M you've arrested the pain in poor Brother Bob's Abdomen. CC/T--RATE WI 5-4284 If thatlsn't enoughtf • hint. try Quick Wide-Trade. (Thia is their year.) 0J Turbo Hydra-Mafic, thelew transmission you edn order that does away with roaring between shifts. Cqjplol with any of the quicker engines for the '66 Pontiac, it saves the roaring tor whenever you need it. When you don't need it, the extra-potent engines let you just loaf along. This loafing gives you the Nnd of economy you wouldn't expect from a looker-like the '65 Pontiac. See your Pontiac dealer. Holt show you ail 32 Pontlacs that are the J'Car tf the Tear." They're Me buy ot the year. too. ----- ___ ___ -----.... ... Am . > ,TwM.T«n — SHUS STUB REAHM MOTOR SALES 107 N. MICHIGAN PHONE WI 5-2478 �Rename Babcock I A Proclamation | HHS Senior Hit WHEREAH. the civic bodim In Eye by Till Nashville Fire DEnlel Sinclair, IB, son of Mr. and Mr*. Gerald Sinclair of RS Baitings, Is recovering-'from a Dept. Chief wound In the right aye atifftrad Maple Valley Plans Farm Study Meetings whan a HB ricocheted oft a ga­ rage Wednesday of last week. He was taken first to Pennock nnd then, tranaferred to Community Hospital In Battle Creek*. . At Die annual meeting of the Naahvlfie Volunteer Fire Depart­ ment Im: week Barest Bohcock waa re-elected chief. Namt*! ascaptain. Douglas Yarger; lieuten­ ant. Leon Ackett. and secretary­ treasurer. Michael Appelman. Two radius are to be purcltascd from- proceeds of various money­ raising projects such as the Har­ vest Festival, fish try* and the like When the new equipment U Installed 1: will enable the depart- I unguianeu eervice nwara. anu v , . . whereas, thia organiteuon of young men ho* contributed | Th,, pul)llc u jnvited to the materially to the betterment annuel meeting ot the YMCA to of thia community throughout **. held at 7:30 pm. Thursday, the year. j»n. 38. at the City Hall. Four THEREFORE. I Franklinlnew board members are to be : Beckwlh do hereby proclaim I elected. The term* of Preaident the week of Ja». 17-23. 1B65 m j William Quintan, Jack Wood. JAYCEE WEEK and urge all I William Jerow and Darrell Aldcitlzrns of our community to [ rich are expiring. give full consideration to the I.' A aerie* og maetlnga of in­ terost to are* fahnera i*nd oth­ er* luis been planned by the agiiculture department Whenever possible a resource person from agriculture! exun- Assistant Sewage Plant Operator 'Goes to School' Cassidy la one of a group of 30 aewage treatment plant operator* William Cusldy. aselstant sew­ enrolled in the course tor the pur­ prise ot inerravina ski 11 in Ubon» age plant operator here. U attendjing a five-day laboratory training Urr> methods necessary in the operation and control of sewage which future treatment needs can br- predicted and neceawy stepe taken to prevent water pollution A total ot 80 operator* will take | port in the serie* of course* YMCA Annual Meet Yeckley 4H'ers See Pictures of Finland workshop over the past five year* The Bits* Company I this pre**, along wllh a full-Vale pteu Model 1*31. National Can Machinery Show; to be held at Han Fi Calif.. Jan. U-2>. Thi* “wogklng mtalature' la Identic* real pre**.—Banner photo. Miniature Bliss Hastings High Press Made by Cafeteria Menu Don Dalman The Yeckley 4H dub member* held K«M»I at Our. On | wcrthig part*. such as the auction feed wihch pull* atrip* (rum Uie strip* stack unit on top of the table, then the erou feed pull* strips down into poaltlon far feedmg >;uo uie urea* u> me tern otu. UKMm n« l«d »r US nnlff to. fQr;h a deU7mloaj length ot stroke depending on Uie «Ue ot Uie Rev. Buwalda to Attend Conference The Rev. |t. J. Buwalda. paa- fiannrr Ads Benefit YOUI FREE 24 Uni-Cop Chewable Unicap Multiple Capsules with Purchase of 100. ’ A Wide Choice of Hornet and Real Estate of All Types ahovn along with a regular pcaw. scaled down to onc-elglith and a Dalman'* next project la to build wooden pattern made, then sand a bodymaker, a machine for makmolds were made. He poured mol-■ Ing can bodies Mm who worked . on the orig Inal Bliss bodymaker — •■ir?**** VITAMIN SPECIALS Rag. $8.98 500 VeHo Sale $5.98 Reg. $5.49 Sale $3.49 250 Vesta Rag. $2.49 Sole $1.49 100 Vesta OFTHE WEEK ■ CHECK OUR HOME & PROPERTY LISTINGS Haynes. George Manhall. Jce Ul­ rich and Lloyd Goodenough. It U estimated that dter 60 percent of the people who work in the Has­ ting* Dlvislrni liad something to do with the bodymaker before it SKY LINE TRAILER HOUSE. 10 x 45 ft,, fully equipped, has two bedrooms, has awning, foe $2,600.00 WE HAVE A GOOD THREE BEDROOM HOME in Prairieville Village to trad* for a house trailer. A NICE BUNGALOW ON GASKILL ROAD .AT MIDDLI LAKE, ha* living room, large kitchen with dining space, tour bedrooms, bath, utility room, recreation room, w»U oil furnace, the lot is 185 (aet wide and over 500 feet deep, ha* good well, tepric tank and drain fiel^, children go to Altoft School to 6th grade, then are picked up for Halting* Schoofs --- ---------- -- K ..$7,500.00 RUBBER STAMPS Made to Order Stamp Pads . . . and Supplies SCHADERS Office Supplies 244 Boy Scouts Compete in Klondike Derby ’ Thirty-eight aleds and 344* Boy ‘I financed my new refrigerator fit H.C.B, CHECK OUR FREE OFFERS ON VIGRAN—VI DAYLIN AND MYDEC VITAMINS. GARDNER [Wj DRUGS Quafi/tf and rrinfidhi Struici COOL! annua! Klondike Derby spon­ sored by the Heatings Lions Club and planned and promoted by the Thomappie District Scout committee. This derby has been held for A GOOD HOME WITH LIVING ROOM, dining room. kitehen. large belK h*lf b**«mant, gas heal.’ a>«0 a large building 34 x 50 ft. two story, four car garage, with four door*, utility building 12 x 22 ft., one Car garage with storage space. All located on about 5 act* lot, next to air port $15,500.00 A REAL GOOD HOME IN THE FIRST WARD, close in, ha* three bedroom*, two bedroom*- up and one down, living room, dining room, kitchen and full bath, good basement with gas converted furnace, two stall garage and a real good buy at —.—.... — $7,000.00 A RIAL NICI HOMl CLO5I TO CINTRAL SCHOOLS, ha* two bedroom* and two closet* upstair* and down, one bedroom. aliving room, dining room, newly remodeled kitchen, full bath, oak floors, full basement with new ga* furnace, garage, k c*p insulated, there I* a »t*in!e*» steel *lnk. formica top* on cupboard*, »nd ha* cherry paneling, full corner lot, A-1 location, for --- -- ----------- $12,600.00 A RIAL NIC! VERY COMFORTABLE HOME IN THI FOURTH WARD HASTINGS, has two (car­ peted bedroom* up and down, a living room, one bedroom, dining room, kitchen, full bath, full basement, with gas best, garage. I* Insulated, and hatttoem windows and *cr#ens._$1,500 A RIAL SWIFT BUNGALOW IN THI SECOND WARD.wifh living room, dinette, two bedroom*, kit­ chen and full bath, walk out basement, garage with breeiew*?. automatic gas furnace, carpets and drapes go with It. has storm windows and screens---------- - ------------------------------ ------------- $11,000 . There were 18 patrol* of Scouts totaling 244 boy* from 16 troop*, each patrol made their own Alas­ kan “dog .sled" and loaded it with material* necessary to carry-out scout skills at each of aix -towns" Each patrol was given "gold" nugget* far proficiency In each skill—time on cover the area was used only to decide tics. The first two teams tied with M nugget* each. However, the Arrow Cat* Patrol, Troop 171 sponsored by the Prairieville Father*. Dennl* Van Dusen Scoutmaster, won firat place with a time ot 3 hour* and 6 minute* Second place went to the Flaming Arrow Patrol. Troop 65. sponsored by the MlddlevUle Lion* Club, Tom Bremer, Scout­ master, time: 2 hours, 11 mln- BUNGALOW ON M-17 WIST OF TOWN, on oka larg* lot: ha* living room, dining grea. kitchen, bath, two bedrooms, utility room, ha* natural gat fumaca foe heat. —1 ------ —— gar ago, about four mile* out of town for-------- -----------------------------LOT AT SUNDACO PARK AT THORNAPPLI LAKI with a 28 ft. trailer home, lot I* 50 x >20 for $100.00 aled on two nice lot*, all for .—---------------- ---- $7,000.00 A RIAL GOOD, YEAR 'ROUND HOMl RIGHT ON LIACH LAKI, ha* living room, three nice bedroom*, dining and kitchen room* combined, bath, ha* redwood »ldlng. good well, lot it 50 ft. wide, run* from water’s edge to highway, ha* permanent dock and a pontoon boat and a >6 ft. steel Tithing boat, heater and electric range, ti,l* place ha* only been built a few year*, all for ...(12400.00 WI NOW NAVI lViNAART PLAT ON BIG CIDAR LAKI. VBRT REASONABLY FRIGID AND WILL SIU ON LAND CONTRACTS. A GOOD HOMl CLO5I IN IN HASTINGS, he* two bedrooms, hall and full bath upctair* end down one bedroom, living room, dining room, kitchen and toilet teat, he* basement with new gu furnace, new water heater, situated on W lot. for 5.2SO.OO TWILVI (12) NICI LAKI FRONT LOH on Algonquin Shorn, priced from (1.000.00 t* (2,00040 a*. DUE TO RECENT SALES WE NEED NEW LISTINGS HASTINGS SALESMEN ESTATt Cifl Niothamar Hom* Phon* WI 1-3004 ‘Richard Slocum ’ •w Hom* Phon* Wl 5-585^ 7th. Fighting Tigers. Patrol Troop K. MlddlevUle Lions. Tom Brem­ er; 8th. Apache Patrol. Troop 202, Caledonia MethodUt, Ken Gackler; Bth, Wolf Patrol, Troop _.... „_ the Orangeville troop made the round trip In remarkably short ttae. These were the Flytag Arrow patrol, 1 hour t« rnlnote* and the Endian patrol. 1 boor, 37 Certificate* were given each participating patrol. Prue*'con­ tributed by merchant* of Orange rille and South Oun Lake were given tef the first five places. The District Camping A Acti­ vities committee <rith Melvin Haight ** chrtftnan wtehes to thank al! adult volunteer* who helped make this event a real lUoccM. We wUh to thank Uie Hastings Lion* Club, Hastings Country Club. Chief Bunlor and You never get the cold ehoulder at H.C.B. Wo juit give warm, friendly eervice and try to help you with all the financing you need. Wo have^jdts of cold cash for hot money problem!! Hustings Citg Bnnh �Saxons Face High-Flying Comets There Friday Charlotte at Lakewood for Crucial Clash FOR THE FOHIMMAN. THE HUNTER. THE REC- | Cage Roundup oaxu huday xioirt A/ter Lail fTeek't Tilta **»*>• 4 Teamt Tied for IF'eet Central Lead With tlic West Central Con­ ference cage race jammed with four team* tied for first place wlUi 4-3 records, another big weekend Is on tap with the Has­ tings Boxona traveling to Grand IL'GHS ONE OF THE YEAR'S num in IO Meh •ill grigrf BiclUxak *1 FsrckMat. iau<v*eatenl* in future year*. FOR FISHERMEN, 1 HE DEPARTMENT’S LOOK■head styling showed it* form dating 1964 in a bold oaiom aaTuanav mioht train! call* for giving Ire* their license dot. FcttUM game originally set f • Greenville, St. John*. Lake­ wood and Grand Ledge are all tied for firs: place after the Led­ ger* upaet the Yellow Jacket*. £6-54 last weak and Lak.wood letested St Johns. Greenville and St. Jahns had and enjoy. Paralleling this was the first major sailer­ less deer season in (ouihern Michigan. Il, loo, pro­ vided added hunt in a as a starter toward better man'« whiictail herd. OC.KEIJ A GIANT TREASURE Ollaax nd other recteatiooisti Starting next Alma Michigan on a matching fund baxia to help underwrite purchase and development of state and local outdoor rec tea lion facilities. Eventually, thia state is ex­ pected to receive J5 million annually under the Land ILSE ARE BUT SOME OF THE MORE IMPORTANT rnersiooe* laid down in 1964 to build a stronger lent. They runners to even bi; benefits fa Mike Dick made IS petal* for erry Fuller 13 each. Alma roared to a 18-7 lead >ver Ionia in the Ural period and Local Bowlers Attend Schools For Coaches follow.--Mich. Dept, of Conservation Five bowler* from the Hasting* Paul Dean. Sophomote, led the Bowl attended a school for bowl­ ietor* with 33 point*. Hon Cum­ Ing coaches held at the Crystal! tm Lytle had 13 and John dowatt 13 for Ionia. Saturday night Charlotte lost o Coldwater. 63-50. After the 6-ell. Coldwater went ahead ■utsconng Uie vuitdig Orioles 2-16, and remained out in front 3tek Lux had U far ihr lmcriu Delton Whips Middleville After Taking K VA Lead and three attended a second1 who ry King had 8. Gary Slauffkr_8. school for bowling coaches held I Delton ueiwu High*Panthers, rabbed first in theKata- Jack Campbell 5. Ed Solotfibn al Toledo. Ohio, Saturday nnd j grabbed ----- .place ---------------------------— Association *.■*.■.>(_ cage ot.— jmd O;U1 Borman 4 and Tom Sunday. I mazoo tr-n Valley Grlffcth 3. Middleville rallied and took a 50-48 lead with three minute* to CoMttM were Merle Halnea, »111 racc..lhc .U1La_dl.nii play, but W'enell jook control of । -- --------— aiene •irnanxnov, -wrc. rrvu -- VanDenburg, John Kaslnsky I “tent and Mra. Robert Lambert. MlddlevUle * T r o J a n ». w ho The clones were ronducted' wtre "p*e‘ u“ w"k KcB' froS 9 am tq 4 ££ on7und^ I ge and determination, came ram behind tn Uic second half o hand St. John* Redwing* heir second consecutive upret. «.„uu u. — ..«,>».« i»>. a-AFl. The "team* battled on even I ••• —•— — ot.^~m. — erm* for the-first period which IUK1 KlrU how to bo*1 They were mded 16-16, then Coach Bill atao briefed on eligibility requlre.____ __ • ____ - a —nfa avkll 11 n I n r . rou In in Ilia. we Ijunior .i, c.v“ VjUlfJ, lo PennfleMt Belle- Volleyball League point, tn Uiat second canto to Mike OToole led Uie Viking* , w rith 23 points, Randy Hci<tt*Dr_,,_ War!nncdnu lad 3i, Ron Phillipa had113,. ■ loys Wednesday • ---------------... ........... Middleville pulled up in the lohn Booher 4 and Ron France The Volleyball league playing third period outscoring the visime. Al Werblih scored 28 pointe I nJ<mg>With the Men's CondlUon- tors, 21-11, but Delton came or the lasers and Clark Berk- Ing class sponsored by the Youth through In Uie last chapter to lousen had 18. Hewitt scored ■ Council under Coach Jock Clar- outscore the Trojan*, 17-12, for he winning bucket. ! ey'» supervising got underway , the 66-61 victory. Saturday night Lakeview of ; last Wednesday. ------------| Gene Nuabaum wa*«-«_•DelUm'a Ltomtcalm County defeated Matches were scheduled .. for big gun, firing in 27 pointe. Icwnvllte, 67-83. in an overtime this Wednesday and ‘next........... Wed-- ----------------------------------------------Rick Olson added 14. BUI ttourhrillcr. The Wildcats held an f ncodgy night the Independents 1 do 8, Gary Ford 7. Dan Sulher6-point lead over the .... Jacket* wot.—play p.ay the uic Jaycres diiu and uic the riv»Pres- ; land ..5 -..w and Bob Lammers 4. . .... __ ... it• one point. 44.■■ 34-16, K..t but the Jack- ................... bytertans meet Uie TeacliuA at I Gary ..Stauffer Stauffer" had bad 18 for it* battled back to tie the score, 7 o'clock and the Mtfnodlst* Coach Ray Pogo's Middleville minute. ‘mPet Woodland and the Catho.-.quad. Rob had io. 16. uciij Jerry n " the -—last ----- ---------- ■ 58-all. ---- . Dave ~ ..... .-uuuu. nuu W'hlte mine nau talcum and Jerry Fuller fouled lies play Hope Church at 8 pm. King 13. Dan Norman 10 and ■it nrrirvi and! and4 Last t t-j.v. Totn __ Grtffeth 'and ..... jack , ___ ..... ait in the extra period 'Wednesday the P Prc^byCampbeii aBkcview won on free throw*. terian* beat the Methodist*. 3-0; y r.-wh 1“3 Outdoor Trail — Anticipating a large turnout Friday, the Con­ servation Department has shitt­ ed Uie Mte of Its public hearing on a proposed Slate park dog ban to Uie Lansing Civic Center. ’"‘“’u., KVA u,p will center upon a plan to bar dogs from State parks and rec­ reation area* In Michigan from May 1 through Sept. 30 as a mc-gns of quieting complaint* about bitings, barking and dir­ tied campground* caused by the .. V. <«r. rpot ’ a* Richland humbled the pointe in a high rehixd basketball Men are welcome to attend the Kellogg Hornets, 54-3- at Rlchgame In hl* native Calumet. Wednesday program in the HHS 1 a n d and Galesburg-Augusta Mich. main gym. ■ J edged Mattawanj M-M, at Mat- Delton led 41-33 at intermis­ Frlday are designed to stream­ sion and 58-42 ROlng Into the last line controls for storing boats, camping equipment and fish Gene Niubaum again led hl* mates with 23 pointe. Dan Suth­ camjyround areas from being erland had 15. Gary Furd 14 and invaded by large numbers of Bill Burda 12. taury Bowerman non-campers. . . . had 17 for Parchment. (hme experts expect heaver Bill Howland poured in 31 point* to lead Richland—the and otter trappers to enjoy a slightly higher harvest this Spring in Michigan'* UP. and a Dale Lawrence had 10 points to lead the Hornet* Climax-Scott* meshed 17 points In the last four minute* to take a -76-66 victory over Maple Val­ ley at Nashville in a Cereal Cen­ ter Conference game before a The win wa* the fourth in six .start* for Climax and put the Panthers In a third -place tie with St. Philip In the' CCC standing* The Lion* suffered 1 their third loss In six league I starts And dropped to fifth. j It was a close game until those final minute*. Maple Valley ' trailed by just one going into the last period : layup. Tom King sank two gift* but McLeod countered wllh a Hasting* also drilled 31 field goals, but had 7» shot*. The fi<x- Ken Welter added a poun. coun­ tered . by Dick Lux. King sank throws. Charlotte sank 14 out of the first of a lao-ahoUcr. then 3G—tqc margin of victory. o Donned mused on a one-aud one situation O'Donnell got me ball right back and meshed a had a technical foul called on Jumper making th* score M-65 Two free throw* by Charlotte* the bench who threw down hl* Peterson made' it 68-65 with Jacket—by an official on Uic op­ posite end ol the court. Dick Lux Ung* raced down the floor and tank that gift. Hastings lost by Just az the horn sounded Uie one Saxon s Peterson relvaMfi a long Hastings was handicapped on* for the final 68-67 count. FOR FUN and HEALTH All five had three foul* by In­ termission. Captain Paul Lubl- much of Ute third period and part of the fourth—with both fine player* sidelined in the finale via the foul route. Charlotte took ... all of our lane* have been resurfaced for the new season and all equip­ ment ho* been checked came Uiruugh in the period with Perry banging tn eight point* and Carl Peterson ■lx to earn a 35-33 bulge at the half. The third period was one of never relinquished. LubicnlecU and reconditioned. SHARPEN UP YOUR GAME totaui <» a? Open Bowling SATUR­ DAYS and Kiddies Guests At Hastings Bowl Youngsters from Uic Barry minute. lie drew his County Special Education School Action has l*cn taken by the Consengition Department to! ’remer’ led the Robert Lambert bowling al turn a threatening wildlife waste into a jackpot for fishermen at oriole* in the last frame with Mrs. the Hastings Bowl. 38 problem lakes in Michigan. These i tic hide Lower Crooked' four bucket* and two free throw* and Shallow Lakes in our own Barry County, Advent Lake in "About a ^mls* while hl* twin Allegan, Mud I-ake in Calhoun, Bonnie Castle, Dustin, East i and Scotl Mc’ and Twjoa Twja> Lake* Lu». in ... Kalamaxoo-------------- 3_____ [_______ ______ ! ^C*r‘\*‘"50n ---- --------- ;—. .------- \ Deed two tach. The boy* and girl* bowl the County bnU Duck. McBrides and eluding nine drowning* in near-1 Hasting* rank just two field second Monday of each month Pickerel in Montcalm. by counties Our marine officers . goal* In 10 attempts m Ute canto The youngest one In Monday's In a more to let anglers beat inspected 44 boat liveries and a; Bob Lux started the final MU ot Ml lx»U wot •ppro.w.l g0 ^ nature to the punch. Uie Depart­ field goal she cams up with a score of 131 ment has renewed a special or­ der. opening these waters to hook; and line fishing for taking any. kind. sire and number of fish aj| any time during 1865. The lake* are subject to heavy die-off* during the Winter and Summer when Uieir oxygen lev­ el* drop so low Uiat fish suffo- than a year ago In the northern Lower Penln*ula. Above the Strait*. the season open* April 3. Otter will be ofi limits again in southern Michigan A liberal bag limit of eight beavers will be of­ fered In southern counties of Barry. Kalamazoo, St Joseph. Huron. Tuscola, Sanilac and La­ peer as a continued measure to keep these animal* from over­ running farm land* where they opener for Lower Fuffngula trappers Chief Deputy Richard Abbey, who 1* also a Barry County ma­ rine deputy In the Summer, re­ port* that two live* are known to have been saved by person* who Hunt led the Lion* with 23 and had learned mouth-to-mouth re­ 20 pointe, respectively. suscitation during the past year. Climax son Uie reserve glime. More than 4500 saw Uie demon­ stration* given by officers in 76-61 • Sheriff Merl Campbell s depart­ Mured the Wolverine Confer- ment. In addition our water safety Included a boating educa­ tion course given to 1504 *tuAllegan won It* sixth in seven starts by defeating ^University ing just how valuable this pro­ High 63-61 and South Haven gram was Barry officers in 1964 received IM complaints covering Vlckaburg downed Plainwell, 59- ■Cltvtttes on and at lakes, issued 483 warnings and made 48 ma­ Kenoaa’s home floor triumph rine arrest*. They gave assists to left the Expressway in the threw- Northrtew 81-46 and Hamilton won It* first league game of the season by downing Wayland, 78­ meetings and local diver* logged 54. • over 63 “down time hour* " There Ed Edwards scored 20 pointe lo were three drownings in the county. In addition to recovering Middleville a* Fred Wenell domi­ nated the board*. Rob White got igBtne scoring qonara a* nr lake which «4* Moten from a banged tlw net tor 13 in the last Freeport tavern Our diver* gave eight minute* for a 34 total. Jr.-- as*fstaoce on other occasions, in- The boys and girl* are rolling in regular sanctioned league play with two group* bowling two game* after school on Thursday and Uie seniors bowl­ ing three games on Saturday mornings. A City tounuufient 1* being Oriole* cally traded baskets with Steve both boards and twice Guard <Sod> O'Donnell leading the Blue John Twiss stoic the ball and 6c Gold sinking five field goals in drove the length of the floor to eight ___ ________________ _______ attempts.‘'Hastings added score for Kenowa. He finished one point to the gap and went with14 and Rocky Ringaid had I into the last period out in front 12. Middleville won Uie reserve i by four. 56-51. game, 54-49. With Lubtenteekl and Perry ■ ■ - '________ —I 8H the bench. Charlotte »purt- Armchair Athlete VX? Saturday and Sunday Mr. and Springport and KichUnd lu Mrs. Lambert and Mrs Robert Lakewood shaved four point* Alien were at the Toledo *chix>l In Saturday night * big buttle iff that bulge in the thlrtl canto, attending classes to become cerInstructors ira for Uie auui adult or -----•— — -« ------------------■utaconng the Redwine* "X-16. tiffed unco uwuucsura J>aIllheri gpuxted In the *CCmd moved ahead In Uig.laal ' ond period after trailing 13-12 al luartsr outscoring St Johns, 21! Uie quarter. Delton pumped in 25 5J! polnte—lwo of the clashes they dropped by ohe point, and one of those in overtime. Bob Lux lainxloctioa ol species new to Michigan, BIG GAME MANAGEMENT TOOK AN IMPORTANT tep forward when Michigan's first regular elk ae^aob ■ > held in early December. Although only 300 real- 116 Boys, Girls Rolling in New ‘Young’ League*) There are now 110 bowler* rolling in the bantam, junior and senior league* at Uic HasUng* Bowl. mcM-polaur. Dick tings High Saxun* keep asking themseive* that, after losing another three-pointer. making It threw key Wmt Central Confer- rairaiiy lin lofiraent al i U» *1, MMOtvUte 87. MJdktevUli *1. -THE HASTINGS BANNKB Wat Central Standings Free Throtvt Again Beat Blue & Gold in B'ett Central Clath .1 ■ xl HL pbbf cauk muults preenvtUe Friday night­ Green rille Hastings Drops Thriller, 68-67, At Charlotte AND SUNDAYS Moit WEEKDAY AFTERNOONS. Bob & Mickey Lambert Your Host* HASTINGS BOWL INC Woodland at Michigan Faith, Hope and Charity These Are Ideals for MEN to LIVE BY Today, more than ever, we need faith in God and our democratic way of life . . . Hope for true under- gRADIoX ■ YOUR CONSTANT ■ W COMPANION K standing among all men and for real peace Charity toward all, but especially toward those in. distress. In our complex, modern world, we have many practical means of attaining these ideals . . . Our churches and schools .. . Our voluntary agencies . And a variety of other public and private endeavors. Station WBCH pledges to continue supporting these worthwhile efforts on the air. We are proud of the part radio plays in achieving a better community, a better world and a better life for everyone. s-Barry County Radio Station WBCH 1220 on your Diol �Duracltnn 3*,'. McAUlsu-f'u 374.! MiUer's Pub .and Elka 37, Dow-, John's cnuik Balance 10. Last Second Goal Wins for Young Saxons RECREATION LEAGUE NO. t John Peterson dropped John Kasinsky was the top field goal from' the"«iae in Uie man in Recreation 2. rolling 221- last second of play Friday night bowling to give Hastings High's Junior fired 234-185-191 for 602. Kings- Vanity baskctboU team a 48-47 thrilling victory over the fledg­ COMMERCIAL MINORS yon 207-555. Bill Bums 550. Gene ling Oriole* at Charlotte. Blanding*: Smith Bro*. 49. V Grabau 200-545, Cart Baker 213­ & J and Dale's Bake Shop 44, 540. John Cxindtr 540, Earl Blake filled with frustration, to say ... - .. j ... ..__ 209-528, Paul Cassel 230-524, Aluminum Product* 38, Tinkler's Ken Jones 520. touts Silsbee 618. and Hosting* Corporation 37, Dave Reynolds 614, Bob MallTThe Blue & Gold reserves Chenoweth Machine 364, V moved ahead 15-12 in the first Hudson, Warren Williams SIH. period, and held a one-point, 25­ Uea 3. The Banner 31. Consum­ Clarence Khlert 602 and Paul 34 margin at the half. er*. Power 29, Patten Monument Bettles 510. In the third period Charlotte MH, Caukln OU and Viking 27, Standing*: Burn* Refrtgera- spurted to a 32-25 lead before Uie Team 18 lais 25 and Hasting locals connected, and then they Goodyear Bros. .44. Woodmansee closed the gap to 32-29 before Lumber 43, Acketl's 424. Wall­ Charlotte scured again. Hastings dorfl's 42. Gilmore'*, John's earned a 35-34 advantage but Norm Bryans chalked 223 - 578, Crank Balance and John's Auto trailed by one point, 38-35, go­ Jim Barnum 218-561, Woody ing into the finale. In that last quarter, Hastings Wyngaxdrn 533. 8o>u Baker 183­ Up 33 and Naahvoillc Gravel 29. 577, Galen Daniels 225-598, Den­ ny FndartcUon 516, Roger Wolfe COMMERCIAL MAJORS 500. too Gasper 504 mid Dick Standing*: Piston Rings 44, Wilcox 5u2. Howard Martin, Sports Bar 424. Harwood's IGA carrying a 118 average, blasted 40, Miller's 384. 7-Up 37. City a 199 game to lead The Banner Food 364. Larke Buick 36. Wel­ Hastings knotted the lads. He finished with a measly come Tavern 34. Roush Tailors 32, Hastings Aluminum Product* put the little Orioles ahead. 27, Montgomery Ward 204 and gifts 47-45 Three time* Hastings took THURSDAY MATINEE Tyden 20. ' time out, in the lost two minuses, Standings: Hastings Motor* Bob Lambert, prop, of the the final coming with only one lanes, showed the lads he owned second showing on the clock. The the pins as he sent 625 crashing ball came In and Peterson leFgo. into the pits with a 237 single when the horn blew. Faye Alien had the high game downed 343-620 for solo honors, " LaUbaugh 214 -576, Pete and aertffl 175-496, Bobbie Handy eck| 237-569. Bob Miller rolled 168-427, Mary Smith 180­ 420, Nonna Thomas 143-420. Lois —. —-uyd Williams 227-594. Joe Kenyon 158-407, Jcanicc Dalman Bennett 214-588. Maxpard Tuck­ er 225-569. Louis Keeler 210-543. John Kasinsky 555. Harry tong IrcBildr and Kay Lydy 140-379. 225-560, Harvey Haan 213-582, WED. AFTERNOON LEAGUE Merl Campbell 553, Ron Higdon 236-566. Paul Edwards 221-554. Shirley VanDcnburg was the ! Ed Rheler 581. Max Myer* 206­ ciiAMLorn: HAST! Freshman basketball learn The Blue & Gold Olh graders Iona pumped in 21 points to lead the little Saxons • Tills Friday Battle Creek Lake­ view's Frosh come here fdr a teatns met the young Spartans Godwin Heights Wrestlers Here Tuesday Night »nd Bob G»~n IIABTINOS CHARLOTTE >Ua prated 191-503, Shirley Van’- I Den burg 198-526, Mary Roush. 167-483, Wlnl Chandler 180-473, Hl 344. Shirker's IGA 304. Vito Peg Crontnger 171-488, Betty Boy 27, Team No. 11. and Ocker- Heeler 178-483. Louise Raniom! Delton fllgh's Junior Vanity de129-366. Anns McDonald 165-466. । frated Parchment's reserves Friday Faye Allen 171-480, Loraine Bar- ,night, 46-41. It was the first defeat num 120-347. Boonie Hathaway I,of Ute season for the young Parch­ HA8TING8 CLASSIC LEAGUE 161-458. Evelyn Ulrich . 188-488. ।ment squad. It wa* Harvey Haan night al Bernie Eckert 161 -468. Doris TUESDAY TWISTERS Uie Hastings Bowl lost Wednes­ Stanton 172-477. Alma Coville I Phyllis ruuer Fuller rouea rolled loo-Mi. 186-537. day. Harvey came throush with 159-471, Marge Wieland 183-491. । njyuis a torrid 695 effort on game* ot Betty Sheler 175-473, Ruby the first time any of the girl* got Downey 168-400. Marge Campbel 0Trr the 500 barrier in-Uie league 204-259-232. Jack Shi le/ was i 150-406. toll Carl 164-433. Joan this season Ruth Miller posted right behind with 676 with 204­ 240-232 efforts. OUo Smith Kasinsky 168-461. Phyllis Brown ]04-43L Oreta Greiner 157-417 chalked 215-615. Glenn tou- 158-437 Betty Miner 168-455. Bnd Nancy Taylor 149-415. Betty [ LaVonnk Woodmansee 195-479. Miner had a 166 game. Marlene baugh 216-608. Bob Carmoney 342-608, Jim Durbin 238-604. Lan- Penny Barland 134-371. Diana Lowell 158 and Sandy Gallup 153. Standing*: Bam Market 49h. ny Bennett 221-582. Joe Burkhol­ Wolff 143-326, Nancy Stonehouse der 200-581. Bill fhrckney 223-583, :5)-402. Judy Behants 136-374 Pleasant Pojnt Motel 48, Alley and Mary tou Snyder 150-400 . Cats 46. Sally's Beauty Shop 8 landing*-. Foodland 58. Wei*os, Pepsi 38*? and Local FiUrwoakl W8-M4. John Kasinsky 246-59* and Gordon Norria 212- come and Piston Ring 50, Vogt nance 29 **. (0) dectstoaed sck Farriah (0) Oclairaad Kober. 1-0. BodtU (01 declalMied Delton JVs JF'in Food Center. McAllister. Bonnet 60'4. WBCH 54, Hastings MU1- A Gown and Banner 43. Northside and Mary's 40. Hastings Heights 364, Parma lee 304, Girls and Big D 26. Sheriff Girls 244, Michigan Magnetics 234. w— le HolOVJCt Why Drive Around With a Faulty Auto Radio? BUNDAY MIXED LEAGUE John Kaalnsky led the wheel Sunday, rolling 201-580. Gene Wyant posted 218-577, Bill Tschlda 193-561, Dorothy Burns 202-528, and Bonnie Wyant 175­ 470. Standings: Team 7. 504; Team Speed Equipment, 29'4; Team 8, MONDAY BOWLERETTS Shirley Raymond, who carries a 118 average, fired a 218 Mon­ day to earn solo honors In the Monday Bowlerett league. She finished with 490. Jeanne Frenth- Hi-fi and tope recorders repaired quickly. WI 5-9187 CENTRAL RADIO & TV HOWARD TRUMBULL wi j.,i,T » wi s-sm WE CLOSE AT NOON ON SATURDAYS series. Shirley VanDuine posted 183-499. Boonie Hathaway 164­ 482. Joan Baines 166-472. Irene Heath 171-470, Gerry Newton 171-472, Dortha Brumm 177-467. Sharon Harrington 182-483, Fran­ ce* Welcher 187-459. Evelyn Donovan 170-459. Carolyn French 190-451. Janice Nichols 187-456, Faye Alien 173-450, Mickey Lam­ bert 170-449. Marion Riedl 166­ 443. Ruth Miller 163-441. Dorothy Bums 159-443. Ruth Ann Service 162-441 and Jane Cole 182-445 Good single games: Sandra Clinton and Ella Higdon 160. Ruth Thoma.' 170. Barb Klcrsey 165, June Richardson IBS and Marie Ulrich 167. Joan Baines of Motor Aire* picked up two good splits, the 6-7. and 5-10. Blanding*: Walldorfl's 58, Pen­ ney's 54 H, Hastings Radio 6t TV and Motor Aire* 61, Ramble Inn 45. V&J Mobil 42 H. Duradean 414. Copper Lantern No. 2, 41, Gilmore's Gems 40, Color Center 39. Gardner's Drugs and Has­ tings Milling 3«, AcUonflex 35, Cuylcr Trucking 34, Courthouse Service 31. Copper Lantern No 1 304, Highlander 28 and Has­ ting* Floor Covering 26. denbent 202-537, Joe Ulrich 509. Dale Cappon 504, Pete Powell 612. Roger Raber 607, Keith Chase 512. Charles Krauss 211­ 562, Gordie Norris 536, Dick Root 527. Bruce Terry 212-538, Gary Burdick 636. Lyn Howe 526 and Doug Vickery 528. Standings: Foundry 374, King Pins 36, Lathe 34, Side Floor 334. Can Plant 314. Assemblers neers 27, Pattern Shop and Vise 26. Office and Charger* 35, Lucky Striker* 23, Blazers 22 and Mix­ er* 21H. HASTINGS MPG. COMPANY Slandlngi: Tool Room 53. Ma­ chine Room 51, Caslte 50. Court- Ro Quitting Time on Service F We think of the Job of servio ing our clients u a round-thoclock proposition. After ail, losses don’t limit themselvag to an 8-hour workday. If yo« ■uffer a low ... fire in your home, auto accident, bmincsa catastrophe... you want help Nght away. You'll get just that tf you place your protection program in our hands. RANDSEN'C Insurance Agency Over Milter’s Jawtters 120 W. STATE ST. Phone WI 5-4174 dscUluisd Ton OISmo. S-l. <O> Local Divers Aid Recovery Of U-M Student 35. Pistons 34. Tough Guys 31. Hltos 19 and Journeymen 14. Mike Reynolds and Karol Owens shared serie* honor* Tuesday with 596*. with Mike prating a ^3 high game and Karol 222. Dola Geiger chalked 213-561. Robert Alien 308- Hastings Mfg. Co. .. Hastings Merchants . WaUdorff** - ------- - — Middleville MerchanU Fiaber-Hengesbach Dowling.................... 606 and Carl Wood 500. 5 Complete Red Cross Aid Course Mr*. Keith Gordon, executive Chapter, has announced that five peraorts have completed the Red Cross standard first aid course Hasting*' fce rink opened for skating last week and Bob King “. has announced that the Tyden 7“. Park arena wifi be open every Successfully completing l ti day with lights going on at 5:30 । continuing until 9:3Q in the eve- course were Kathy Armentrout, RoouJle Divine, and Gayle Spaulding of Hastings and HolP Council ert Brook* and Vlreme Jarstfer will provide of MlddlevUle. 5 Teams Have Unmorred Records In Saturday Leagues If popular enough, supervision The 76 era. Spartans. Redwings, will be increased to include peri­ Cheetahs and tonghdnu are un­ ods after school. defeated in Bob King's Saturday morning "Y" basketball leagues skating on the rink. Saturday Director King reported The 76'era are top* in the 8th grade league, followed by the Knickerbockers with a 2-1 record and the Warriors. Celtics.' Laker* and Hawks wllh 1-2 records. The Spartans hold the top rung of the 7th grade ladder, followed by Uie mini and Wol­ verines with 2-1 counts. Gophers and Buckeyes with 1-2 and the Wildcats with three straight de- Gale Mlklra. Michigan State . Biggie Munn, hod the highest point total on the MSU wrestling team far four straight years as NEXT TUESDAY World Travel Series Tuesday, January 26, DON COOPER Sourdoughs to Senoritas Central Auditorium 8:00 P.M. Start Thursday On Eskar Slopes Saturday to assist In the recov­ ery of th* body of Mark Mather. 20. University of Michigan stu­ dent who drowned Saturday af­ ternoon while divine, with two companions. Ed Baldry had 16 and Jim Wynea 13 for Wilson Insurant*. Ray Roush and Steve Harrison : had 8. Merle Martin 6. Ed Maur­ er. Dave Ackett, Gene Service and Gene Henderson 4 and Bill Gibbs 3. Bob Gaskill meshed 17 for suit ripped, permitting water Dowling. Darwin Swift had 12. salts and choking off Mather's Don Doster 9 ar.d Don Storm, air supply. His companions rose to the surface and broke the ice When they returned to rescue Mather, they could not find him. Sheriff's officers broke the ice! Sunday and the body floated tai the surface not far from thal scene of the original search. i Mark's parents. Mr. and Mr*. Robert Mather, are publishers of 1620 S. Hanover Volunteering to help in the • girls from the 8th grade through ■ high invited to nlB “ school w-,lo°1 «n«nca «> ride nae the uie school bus to the Eskar slope* at MlddlevUle. Monday afternoons. The fee for student* with their I own equipment U 11 per trip, and' for skier* without equipment ft will be 82 a trip, 'with Eskar fur­ nishing shoes, skis, poles, and 45 minutes instruction. The bus Is to return the skiers to the high school by 9 pjd. Parent* are to sign permission slips indicating they have health and accident insurance for the famQy. Auika to Guatemala Magic A 5-Minufc, "SOURDOUGHS TO SENORITAS" is a fascinating plc-tour that Coin Operated AS°,*'ASH 25'™'h turesque old-world cities, pretty Senorltat. and the ancient civili­ zation of Tiksl. All of this Is blended together In an entertaining or, Boats - Bikes Pickup* - Camper* Engines - Equipment Venetian Blinds grandma will take up car washing as a hobby. A NEW CONCEPT IN CAR CARE If You Do Not Have a Seaton Ticket Single Admission* are Sold at the Door Students 50c Adults $1.25 *EW LOW RATE Cuts Electric Home Heating Cost 19% THIS IS GOOD NEWS, Good New* for many Consumers Power customers who are now enjoying the many wonderful advantages of clean, quiet, fully-automatic Electric Heating! AND FOR MANY MORE who are planning to use Electric Heating in their new home or when they remodel their present home. YOU WILL BE PLEASANTLY SURPRISED when you luurn how litfja it costa to nwitch to this modern, . yenrs-nheud heating method. Fill in the attached coupon and mail it to Consumers Power today, You'll be glad you did! OtT THI IACT* ABOUT WONDWUl wlndera 234 and Misfits 23, Pau) Gvold rolled 548. Norm Hall and Jim Durbin 5* and Carol Hughes THX HAyrXMQB BANNEK—t •JH| CONSUMERS POWIR COMPANY NITE HAWK LEAGUE Standing*: Delton Cafe 574, Nite Owls 604, Head Phu 434, .1 Weatherman I UU0 Provides Ice 'ZFor Tyden Rink The Redwings are first In the 6th grade loop, the Scorpions are Scoring wm well divided in second with 2-1 and Ued tied for Barry Lumber's easy win over third1 wllh 1-2 records are the Walldorfl's. Paul Peterson con-. Saxons. Globe Trotter*. Hornets nccted for 15. Gary VanHouten and Untouchable*. had 13, Carl “Butch" Hartman! The Cheetahs and Longhorns and Jim Sergeant 8, Art Fredrti- ■ are Ued for the 6th grade lead, burg 7. Gory Cole and Mike Cor- i the Wolverine* have a 2-1 recilgan 6, Dave Yarger 5 and Dave I ord. the Wildcat* 1-2 and the Reynold* and Monte Pierson 2 j Batons and Invaders are 0-3. each. Art Bennett and John! ------------ •-----------Mahler were Uie big guns for cyy Will the losers, Art drilling 18 and * ijnllill' fr III .Inhn Xtnrv Prrv harl 11 Dave « Kruko and Bob Spencer 2 and Denny ttevclanti one. Bob Carmoney banged' the hoop for 20 points to lead FishcrThe YMCA skiing instruction, Hengesbach to their romp over Hastings Mfg. 64-30. Ted Egle- program is to start Ulis Thur*-j McMillen 8. Art Meade 6 and Fred Corkins 2. Don Bowers had had 20 for the Piston Ring crew h t™, he didn't hare ennugh help RIH Three divers from Barry Coun­ Apsey had 7. Ken Nell 0. Jerry ty's Water Recovery team were Foger 2 and Darrell Williamson RECREATION LEAGUE NO. 3 Blanding*: Freeport Supply 51. Fanner's Gm 52, Mahler Motora 48. Michigan Bell 46. Eckardt's Auto* 44. Moriarty Farm Bldg*. 41. Saskatoon Golf 40, Citizens Elevator 37. Yoder's Sunoco 35. Bergy Bros. 32. Clark Super 31 and Carpenter Hardware 21. Harold Eckert was the big gun Tuesday, firing 237-610. Jim Jar­ man rolled 202-590. Ken Smith 524. Ray Dickinson 559, Jack Slider 200-551. Jim Malcolm 203­ 528, Paul Woodman 200-563, Den­ ny Fredrickson 221-540, Larry Novak 203-584. George OogsweU 534 and Charles Blough 212-672. Undersheriff Gordon TrlokJ Chief Deputy Richard Abbey and TUESDAY MIXED LEAGUE Hastings Police Sgt. Robert RitStandings: Keller's Cities Serv­ ice 86, Andrus Insurance 45H. John McVay, an assistant foot­ Highlands Dairy 40, Ken's A ball coach nt Michigan State for 31 and BAK Radiator Shop 304. Walter Sinclair was the out- coach at the University of Dayrlanding kegler, with 214-568, Norman Jenkins pasted 179-513, Bob Toasava 503. Don Cheney 478, Maurice Adrianson 473, Pete Kruger 468, touLse Annis 175­ 469, Betty McCollum 161 -434. Ruth Rice 159-446. Dorotha Brumm 159-419. Sharon Gaskill 160-408, Jeri Cheney 152-412 and Judy Warner 154-413. Carol To*E. W. BLISS LEAGUE Nolan Johncock had a fine aht Friday, blasting 228-611 for } and series honors in the Bliss league. Norm Boomer chalked a 224 but finished with 500. John Kasinsky rolled 218- Woodland Market «u„ K«>-. fc, ilu.'Kl “ ? “id MONDAY MIXERS Bowman 159-428 and Barb High 158-428 Standings: Barry Ready Mix Something will have to “give" this Thursday night in the Has­ Dick Bryans and Bob Ehredt 2: KW/ tings Men's Basektbail league as The standings: nr* place will battle at 7 pm. In TEAM ' the main Hastings High gym. ’ , . , , , „ ! MlddlevUle coasted in to win led Winning for Hasby rriia Prltz ociieuaci schenkel wish with a> 21 point*, .......... ™ on decisions .----- . . — “ . i; uy tinea were Phil Amnkl over Rnbi....... _________ j .___ M Tbompron and Jerry Bodel l!“. U o05J 2*erihad 16. Denny Morse 11, Jim Herb -8* Sanborn. nb°In' . 1„, l®?' ___ __ Verllnde 4 and Terry Simpson 3. Gibson over Larry Lyons, 180. Last Friday night the Saxons dropped a thrilling duel to the lings chaps with 26. Ed Hamstra bad 15, Don Mullens 8, Jim Charlotte Orioles. 27-18. Rafferty 4. Dr. Chuck Morrill 3 S&POUMD DtVISIOK—PkU . Unbeaten Quints Battle For Top Spot Thursday with three straight victories, will play Barry Lumber In the The Hastings High School nightcap. wrestling team will travel to StWalldorfl's meets MlddlevUle Johns to meet the strong Red­ wing grapplers at 6:30 Friday ZKtTwXrSSlK""?"'* w- -H“iiiKOi. ana next iuaa«y vmwii • ~ ----- — Bob Miller's charges will host Mfc .at 8.15Godwin Height* at 6:30. I I-c-t Thursday Wilson InsurTueaday night Coach Bob MU-1 nnce "Hr'pc!l ovct' DowUnr. tfIcrV^Uxwu defrated Grand ** Fisher - Hengraboch romped Rlpld“uX »-H |®»er Hasting* Mix. 64-36: M:d, .. idlevilic Merchant* humbled the Winning on pins for Hastings 1Uuln MerchanU. 71-60. and 566. Dick Bonarski 202-588. John 10 ma Magoon anaggled 186-556. rence 219-570, Ward Woodman-' Jraitlir sa 1J Faye Allen 312-522. Betty Ziegler 224-561. Clare Stahl 541 and - nochotir. as si 163-470. Bonnie Wyant 168-464. see ll»U. '* M Rus* Hazel 207-539. 1 ’ Doria Stanton 166-454. Alice . HHS Froth Win Over Charlotte ELECTRIC HOMl HIATINO It’s So Clean, It’s So �t Farm Item Selling Time is Now! For Results Call WI 5-3481 See the New Car Trade-Ins SHARP USED CARS Ims whltewalls, rod with white topi very tow mileage. 9MB OLDSMOBILE ■ Dynamic 88 4 Dr. Sedan and white tutone. 1982 FONTUC . . . Btarchlef 4 Dr. Sedan: Fully equipped, maroon and witlte tutone. one owner with 13 months warranty. 1942 PONTIAC . . . Catalina 4 Dr. Station beautiful black finish with blue vtnyl interior. Convertible w.'wall tires. radio, dark red With matching top and Inter 1981 OLDSMOBILE \ . . . Super M 4 Dr. Hardtop. dto. whitewalls, sharp car. 2988 PONTIAC ... Catalina 4 Dr. 8* white with beige interior. 1*88 CHEVROLET . . 4 Dr. Station Wagon: VO turquoise and white tutone, rw- 1959 OLD8MOBH.E Dr. Hardtop Fully REAHM ( MOTOR SALES OLDS CADILLAC Ph. 9-3478—107 N. Michigan Ave Mattings, Michigan 1/21 LARKE BUICK and CHEVROLET 1435 S. Hanover WI 5-2425 WI 5-2426 FORD ECONOLINE poklUM at Dodge- Dqrt Deoler 220 W. State DISPLAY CLASSI HID—$1.25 (MV tach slafl* inwrtiM. O5c par • Quolity Merchandise Classified Paragraphs Used Cqr Lot across from Food Center, Also. Cars at rear of Dodge-Dealership. ★ Farm Shop USED CAR LOT WI 5-3903 or WI 5-2454 1/21 FARM STORE — Largest farm store in the area. Stop in and look around. We strive to fill your complete supply needs. PRICED TO GO!!! Calendar of Special Events Phone FRIDAY. then. Johns, Safe Buy S 2 FRIDAY, JAN. Used Cars Grand Ledge, TUESDAY, FEB. 2 JAN. 22 BASKETBALL - Ionia, WRESTLING—St. there. 22 TUESDAY. FEB. WRESTLING-Lakewood, there, 1962 CHEVY II CONSUMERS POWER CO. Offers AT CUT PRICES ' Used Farm Machinery 1964 GAS & ELECTRIC APPLIANCES MAHLER z Barry's Farm Store Frigidoire . . . Ranges Refrigerators Freezers Washers and Electric Dryers Tappan and Caloric Gas Ranges ----- GOODYEAR BROS. 1 Roper Apt. Gas Ranges 1962 VOLKSWAGEN 1959 JE£P CUSTOM FRANCISCO FARM SUPPLY GOOD AS NEW I960 FORD I960 CHEVROLET zm I960 CHEVROLET health products. Richland Farm Service at Richland 829-9711. 1/38 TALK HiiREDDERS—For Rent So- WI5-3150 Full Tima—Part Time Dealership Earn 15.000 to *20,000 per year Old line produol, needed by *0* of the hades'within your county. Now installing dealer hi your county. • We will train you to sell our product • We will guarantee the prod­ uct <or the lifetime of th* origin*) pwciULser • We will guarantee the per- 4% Dawn Payment We Buy Used Mobile Homes Battle Creek. Michigan Phone WO 5-1553 THE FATMANUve 24-Hour, I—- ----- Foto-YUm Xvldaocs. Nsltonwlde. Confidential. Call WO ................................•" "#r»l* 12/30 Union. Battle Creek LOSE WEIGHT—Just 4 espsulss dally. Fashion Rite for low calorie dieting. *3,79. Lapo Pharmacy, 144 R- State, HasHAVING A PARTY* Available at small rental fee. We will Install our product Rectory with > factory trained man 4r Automotive FRIDAY. FEB. 5 New Moons Hartford Schulte HENRY, YOU MAY COME 1961 LINCOLN CONTINENTAL We will service our product Tip Outs Expondos BASKETBALL-^ Lake wood, here, HOME If'you will have Con­ SATURDAY, JAN. 23 4 Dr. Sedan. Has all power. A Roll Out Rooms 1958 FORD *. TON PICKUP sumers Power Company deliver dealership PANCAKE AND SAUSAGE FOR BAIJS—4-specd transmis­ one of those Hamilton Clothes >• Walls Oun Furnaces FRIDAY. FEB. 12 Your requirements are: In showroom condition HUI sion. Oood condition. S350 Church, comer of Grand and BASKETBAL L— Greenville, * Good reputation Phone Delton 633-2200. 1. 28 1981 LINCOLN CONTINENTAL ■ Anything In Trade • Desire to learn there, 8:30. 1/31 4 Dr. Sedan Full power. A loI Buy Used Mobile Homes 1S62 PONTIAC CATALINA FOR FRIDAY, FEB. U Attend 2 days school TUESDAY, JAN. 24 CEREAL CITY Follow proven sales program boautyl -WM WRESTLING — Greenville, here. it Frodtice_______________ __ er steering and brakes A. Flory. WRESTLING—Godwin Heights, MOBILE HOMB BALES WI 5-3398 after * pm. 1/28 1983 MERCURY METEOR Write to Watermaster. APPLE SALESROOM 1320 South Wordilngton SATURDAY, FEB. 13 Custom 4 Dr. Automatic drive. and Cider Mill open dally until 8. Battle Creek, Michigan TUESDAY, JAN. 24 T .anting. Michigan V8 anglnc. Power steering. Very BASKETBALL — B.C. Central. it Business Opportunities Closed Sunday Good Potatoes. 1/31 Across from Ralston Purina frw miles. Like newt ....$189* KIWANIS TRAVEL PICTURENelson's Welcome Orchard "Sourdougiu to Senoritas." Don 1981 CHEV. MONZA 900 OPEN A NEW AMP BILLIARD TRUCKING-PERMANENT PO­ TUESDAY, FEB. 18 ROOM IN DOWNTOWN HAS­ Bpart Coupe. Has Spider en­ KIWANIS TRAVEL PICTURE— SITION available for Intelli­ 1900 CHAMPION MOBILE Pan-American Highway from TINGS—Fur Information write gine, 4 speed transmission on "Zoos Without Bars'' Sasha gent man who has demonstrat­ Harry Thurkettle, R3. Box 93. furnished Modem kitchen, it For Rent—Heal IrtBtR Alaaka to Guatemala. An en­ floor.*129* Siemel. "The White Hunter of ed a successful personal and Lakeshore Drive, St. Joseph, newly carpeted living room, tertaining film ranging from employment background In 1M3 MERCURY CUSTOM full bath and two bedrooms I MODERN BRICK FARM HOME Michigan. 1'28 over the world. Central Audi­ warehousing, shipping and the Arctic to a great buried FOR RENT —Four bedrooms. ■ torium. 8 pin. trucking of lumber and build­ city tn the jungles of Guate­ Is ready » move into Excel­ On Delton school tats route. ing materials. Job includes use TUESDAY. MARCH 16 it Help Wanted lent condition Price *2500. mala. Central Auditorium, 8 Would consider sellin “ ***“■ .1179* of lift trucks and material KIWANIS TRAVEL PICTURE-' Miller Real Estate Phone 945 ­ Bax DM c/o Hasting* handling equipment, driving of 1982 FORD STATION WAGON 5181 tf _______________________ V21 an International tandem axle THURSDAY. JAN. 28 ful World of California." Visit NENT position available for 4 Dr. Ha* automatic drive and tractor with split axle trailer Lovely Cape Ood Boom four National Parks. Disney ­ intelligent man who has dem ­ WRESTLING — Loy Norrix. equipped with a thirty-five it Notices land. Death Valley. Lake Ta­ onstrated a successful personal extra sharp. One owner new there, 8:30. . <351 foot boom unloader. You hoe See the tugged scenery of and employment background car trade in........*1275 will have rales and service con- 90 x 80 ft. WOOD FRAME -white SATURDAY. JAN. 39 t minutes front Uie Pari tie Coast. central Au’ building" at T-K School far 1*82 MERCURY MONTEREY BASKETBALL—Alma, here, 8:30' dttorluni, 8 pin. service. Background In retail will load and unload mixed i sale. Purchaser must remove building material warehousing, building materials by dump, II building between June 4 and month. Phone Grand Rapids OL 8-17M._____________ H desirable. However, men with Ing and brakes. Radio. Extra 1 APPLIANCES 1 FARM IMPLEMENTS L similar outdoor, indoor back­ nice condition. ................. *1638 have an understanding and ex-' taken at Superintendent's of­ 3- BEDROOM MODERN COT­ ground such as agriculture, will perience of trucking and the fice up to and including Feb TAGE FOR RENT—Refrigera­ 1941 COMET be considered Job includes basic care of trucks You milst 1. 198*. 1'38 tor and stove furnished, lo­ rales and wrvlc^to building 4 Dr. Station Wagon Standard be able to work with figures. I cated on Algonquin Lake. Call material customers, receiving trans............ .*7»5 enjoy outdoor work. IUt8 me-‘ REEP 'EM HEALTHY WITH UjvU nicrchandlMf and building ma­ chanlcal activities, have a high AUREOMYCIN CRUMBLES— 1984 INTERNATIONAL SCOUT terial. operation of fork lift school education or equal self 119 NORTH MICHIGAN AVE­ truck and material handling 4 Wheel Drive. Demonstrator NUE FOR RENT — Second education, be able to pass vo­ equipment, outside work, load­ model. Very few miles. Save floor. Available. Excellent for cational aptitude examinations from disease In swine, calve* ing and unloading trucks, *(** on this onel ............. *1395 and physical examination. In­ building material counter rales come based on experience and Phone 949-349*. In Michigan's most modern TRANSPORTATION —John DVert No. 60 Tractor. background, hours will average tings Milling Co. 118 NORTH MICHIGAN AVE­ cash and carry building ma­ A-l shape. SPECIALS terial operations You must be NUE FOR RENT - Space for each night. Benefits include: NEW MAGIC FORMULA PU­ TRACTORB: commercial ar professional use. able to work with figures, write 1*68 BUICK LaSabre 4 Dr...*695 Hospital and Life plan, de­ RINA NURSING CHOW — Phone 945-30*. tf legibly, enjoy outdoor work, pendents hospital plan, paid Mixes in seconds. Won't settle 1969 OLDSMOBIIX 4 Dr....*759 1961 AUU Chalmers D 17 with enjoy working with people. You sickness plan, paid vacation out Higher in energy. Starts Aills Chalmers 3 btm. 16 inch 1969 DODGE 4 Dr.................. $535 tnmt have a high school edu­ plan, six paid holidays, uni­ calves faster. One bog replaces mtd. plow. it For Salo—Heal Estate iSsFilDtGURY cation. or demonstrate equal form plan, paid training and more than 225 lbs. whole milk. self education, and if selected —1955 IJI.C. No. 300 Row Crop Park Lani 4 Dr. ...._____ $595 development plan. If interest­ Available at Hastings Milling will take vocational aptitude Tractor, A-l shape. ed, reply in your own Hand­ 1957 BCJCli H. TOP............ *195 Co. 1/31 examinations and a physical writing. listing employment —Massey Harris No. 30 Tractor. sale, one mile outride city examination. Income based on history, education, training, • GILCRAFT" for carpenter serv­ A-l shape. experience and background, 1965 INTERNATIONAL experience and skills, height, ice, counter tops and cabinet chrn, living room and newly From hours will average 51 per week. —LH.C. No. C Tractor with Sup­ weight and health. Blue Dia­ • H Ton Pickup. 4 Wheel Drive. panelled family room. Hard­ 6 days per week. Benefits In­ er Kit. mond Warehouse Lumber Co. R-youraelf projects. Phone WI .. . *2635 HOME-EC. DEPARTMENTS wood Hoars throughout. Newly clude. Hospital and Life plan, 25 Avenue C, Battle Creek. 5-3549. 1/11 —1960 IH.C. H Tractor. Good dependents hospital and sick­ Michigan, Attention Personnel shape! . ness plan, paid sickness plan, Department. 1/21 GET YOUR WATER SOFTEN­ HASTINGS Jan. 1 and June 1. Call WI —1961 Allis Chalmers WD Trac­ paid vocation plan, six paid ER SALT AT FARM BURKAU 4853. LAKEWOOD holidays.-uniform plan, paid SERVICES—Rock, block and tor. A-l shape! 3-row cultiva­ training and development plan it Household Goods MATAn C A 1 rf' Zeo-taba available. Our Car tor. If interested write in your own Load Buying saves you money handwriting listing employ­ SINGER SLANT NEEDLE with MAPLE VALLEY —Allis Chalmers C Tractor. Good tt WALL LAKE COTTAGE shape Starter and l|fhts. ment history, education, train­ xlg rag unit for design, button­ HIGH SCHOOLS LINCOLN-MERCURY DEALER ing. skills, age. weight, height —Simplicity Garden Tractor wllh holes. overcasting, etc. Famous INSIST ON MICHIGAN DOT­ Blue Diamond Warehouse 1310 N. Michigan Ave. TED OASI See Carl & Betty's transmission, with riding sulky, Singer gear drive. Will sacri­ FOR SALE FURNISHED Lumber Co.. 35 Avenue C. Bat­ Appliances before you buy I rotary mower, cycle bar, rotofice for 8 payments of *9 or *60 1'21 tle Creek. Michigan. Attention North Shore, Sleeps 9 Tliey Bell—They Install—They tlller and blade A-l shape! each. Call 945-9431. 1/31 Personnel Debdrtment. 1/21 Sorrier “ * r_____________ Safe beach *1*900 it ftouui. KIRBY SWEEPER with all Everybody know* necessary cleaning attach­ CARPET CLEANING IB EASY rust. Good shape! RAWLEI OH PRODUCTS ments. Sold new for over *150 with Host New Electric UpBe a Rewlglgh Dealer in Has­ Wil Uacrifice for *3990. Terms CHRYSLER—PLYMOUTH ting*. No capital necessary. available. Cali now 945-5431 VALIANT 1/21 Write: Lovely Cape Cod Home 8. Hanover WI 6-3400 Rawlelgh Floor Covering. 123 W Etale, 124 N. Jefferson — WI 5-5458 Dept MCA-651-881 Heatings. Phone WI *-*119, tf it For Sala—Miscellaneous Freeport, BllnoB 1—1984 CHRYSLER NEWPORT Large tot with lake frontage. i/a SEDAN. 5 minutes from Hastings, WOl CMONI PILL IT UP WITH lease with opMon to buy. *90 NEW PURINA DOG CHOW1964 VALIANT 2 Dr. 0 Cyl. Ra­ row lapels, taper panta, alter month. Phone Grand Rapids Unusual Opportunity SPECIAL PRICES . . . dio. Standard. double into single breasted OL 8-178*. tf Large United State* and Ca­ Flavor so meaty—<11 you add coals. Al. the Dutch Tailor. On aeveral Tractor*. Spreadm nadian Company In agricultur­ A NEW 1984 8TCDEBAKER 4 is love. Available tn 5, 10. 25 BEFORE You Buy Or Build and »elf propelled Combines al field urgently requires repre­ Dr. Station Wagon. 8 cyl. Std' and 50 lb bogs. Hastings Mil­ 9714. during month of January. In- sentative in this area for Crop trans. Investigate ling Co. 1/21 Service Department. Applicant Icrert free until season of use. NOTICE TO WHOM IT CON* Homes By Solomon-Bement On 1982 CHEV. BEL AIR 4 Dr. Sta­ must have recent agricultural CERNS—If there are any mors We also have a large supply background and be well re­ ITS JACOBS PHARMACY tion Wagon. Automatic, radio, false stories concerning our Hastings Heights FOR FAST 34-HOUR FILM Thete Arc Like New! of used Tractors. Balers, Corn garded in area. Position is full heater. teenage daughter in high SERVICEI No charge for over­ Picker*, Flows, Manure Spread- time or can be handled at first all* prints. tf ISO E North St. or call ua and 1962 CHEVROLET 2 Dr. 6 Cyl. era, I ni-Harvester* wllh (<>m- along witte your present farm­ Mott Used Lets Than Power steering. Radio, heater. blne« and Corn Heads. Also, ing operation Successful appli­ Hay Tools. 945-9407 94* 4NI cant can expect earnings be­ One Year. drive In our driveway, you and 1962 LANCER STATION WA­ family reunions, lota of uses. tween *1004150 weekly “With your friends. GON. 6 Cyl. Standard. excellent opportunity for early Signed: We consider trades. tf 1962 STUDEBAKER 8 cyl, au­ Delivered & Guaranteed Write and tell me about your­ tomatic. Enough self. Reply at once to Allan FOR MORE BEAUTIFUL HAIR 1 FOR SALE—At Algonquin Lak*. 1982 FORD GALAXIE 588 4 Dr. Conw In or —Ute Rexall's fast permanent _ Two waterfront tote. Teem* M-37 So. WI 5-3150 Faxrow. Box 500, Marion, Ohio. Regular *3 00-Now flfiO/M Automatic. Radio, heater. T/31 CALL 945-3474 1/U pre-shampoo—N6 after odor 1962 RENAULT " able atBTEURY'8 Available at Jacobs* Pharmacy *-*331 after • pm. tf ’ 1/2* Operate Your Oan Buslneu jj __________ ” 1*81 STUDEBAKER 2 Dr. Over­ WUtanfcerepair__________ drive. 6 cyL The fastest growing cosmetic » Slhi.H«« WuM | NOTICE . THE JACOBSEN AND company in Ute US has open­ McCULLOCH —WRIGHT—PIO 1964 PLYMOUTH FURY 4 Dr W BIRD 8NOWTHROWing for ambitious woman with Automatic Radio. 8 cyl. organisational ability and in­ terest in Make-up. Complete most sears. Complete Chain 1989 FORD 3 Dr. Automatic. training In sales and make-up culling by the cord art. Burkey Batea and (Over Start's Wallpaper given person chosen. Write: chaina sharpened. Chain a*' 1/11 >31* N. Jefferson. tf B. E. Wells. 582 W. Territorial. At Paint Stem You cun NOW get your Battle Creek, for details. 1 28 Supply, M-37 So, WI 6-21*0. tf IRONINGS to o6 di NEW McCULLOCH CHAIN Open Friday 9 am to 5 30 pm. NEW WATERPROOF TARP SAWS — *12496. Francisco Custom Grinding done STEADY INCOME averaging 485 weekly and up passible for >1*0. man or woman. Service Watat our store (M-37 So.) WHY NOT LET US MAKE you kins customers in city of 1 WINDOW GLASS- INSTALLED HOUSE DRESSES a rubber stamp with your naw tings Full or part tune. ZIP Code numoar. Three-Une or, if PREFERRED, a 10—*795 HANDKERCHIEFS sash. Burkey Auto Olaxs A stamp with your name, ad- 1GUN8MJTHINO .Watkins Product* Inc. Radiator Shop, 31* N. Jeffer­ dress and ZIP number tor • D-96 Reblutag. reatocktnf, son, Bastings tf the farm. BARGAINS . . . Mena Topcoats *125. This includes, postage Winona, Minn. Wo sell guns. — 2/4 Guaranteed water Uoo, gun laity Shoppe. Ar Mobile Hemes CALIFORNIA - Dam construc­ Gun s tion. All seasoos. Long job. ALUMINUM TRAILER FOR ALCOHOLICS ANOMTMOqB90. 171, Heatings Telephone Road. 3 High pay. ’ Job NfW*” 50c and RENT — Located in Brandon Al K I I' AND . I. M-37 So WI 5-2221 308 X. Michigan Stamped envelope. UMOO. Box Trailer Park. Brandon, Fla Call Delton 821-8*71. 1/91 4<B, Kirkland, Wash. 121 1/31 BASKETBALL — MOTOR SALES 1963 FORD ESQUIRE BUS rir»LIO*TIOM OKDU. MINIMUM RATE—50c for Tw«nty Word,. • Priced to Fit Your Economy 1941 PONTIAC ... Bonneville LEGALS rniUOATIOM OSDS*. Hastings Motor Sales ootorr PONTIAC CLASSIFIED AD PAGE HASTINGS BANNER PHONE WI 5-3481 FARMERS WINICK SURPLUS FARM BUREAU SERVICES �Card of Thanks and In Memoriam CARD OF THANKS . IN MEMORIAM Wa wish to express our appre­ ciation and sincere thanks io all our friends, relauvcs and neigh­ bors for the many flowers, cards and letters sent and for aU other acts of kindness shown us at the time of our sudden sorrow. We r.'pecUUy want to thank the La­ dies Aid Society of the Coats' Grove Church for the lovely lun­ No friends on earth like tnem cheon served and Rev. Milan wall find. Hall for hb comforting words Wc abo want to thank the they loved Ixnnard-Osgood Funeral Home for thetr services. above. Mrs. Arthur K. Richardson Mr. and Mra. John RlchArdson and family , Middleville LEGALS KOBTOAOR BALI Dafaull iu 1J.4S3. .By .Wra. Mary Jack ton l» AraaM 7RS-1B10 •LSUF7J' V! Past Laks Odessa Resident is Burned T H SCHOOL CALBBDAB THuBauAY. JAN. 31 — Bas Dtlvai Hospital al .Coldwater with first reported as in fairly good cou- line, which caused Um eaplos- Woodland Memorial Part legal; Jack Roaenbag); Pabicta Qsbun to Ciiarlcu W. Burghdoff, (sl»o b the daughter of Mr. and CARD OF THANKS We wish to thank Uie Moose BOT1CB or MOBTOAOB SALE Lodge, Uie Hastings Mutual In>urance Co. and the Woodland Lions Club for their kindness at Christmas time. Mi*, and Mrs. Homer Hurt and family whai NOTICES better. Beeler Homing >. returned| Oereid and New • Remodel • Repair HortdA thb Wcdmsduy. figure and somo have nude fine i JU fear a. vanutjzws i_______ ___ . . . -- KAECHELE'S I-to Freeport last Mon- Felicia, Helen b aubsUtuUnc tor VtalL 111, »>■ Mr onH I__ « *“ WI 5-5352 unilj ul bui., (that rax Sr<d.S“F.iTrux guc*t. it iric Grafmlller. son of Mr. and Mra. AUn Grafmiller of an added vacation In Hawaii, Kalamazoo, retunud lx>tno Sat- 301'i 8. Michigan. Phone M6-M1S w&’a QaattaL blato of MlehUtan. Tk» Itubsla Cuart ler lb. L'maly at Harry. In lb. Hiutr .1 (m Ku*to a! Ana* Harrod. b.cM.,4 Fib Xu, IS.sn. i’t-FS*1’1 b*14 weak with lib gnuulparenta, Mr. und Mrs. Elton Lawrence. Mra. Bud Stone held a Tup­ rlan and Ann Arbor this weak. per Ware Party at her home By Mrt. OriU Tburaday night. Mra. Charlre and Mrs. Donald Westphal of PkoM fSB-IMI Williams b the new agent for Grand Rapids Street, under- Rl D«*1ta« rauip u. MlkkaU. Jadxa et Pro­ bata. Court Huuia. RsMlaga. MUSI- thb product. • Mr. and Mrs. pltal recently. * Jan. 28. b fam­ Boy SooutB Tkoop M0 Tiic Hoy Eoout Court of Honor ily potluck night at the Methora haid M tha HaaaaBtvlw School Tuaaday evening, wllh a with Dr. Dick Doan and family al Escort. BOBUCAT1OX OXDEB. Twenty mesi attended the speneiu. Richard VonByckit >tij V™.1 • Mstllas* Bi sruffir r L LA>0 flA** 11-4 Wednesday only. ** rr.».ol, Itoftorabi* 1'MUp IL MHsktll Ju4c« U< Prob* i*. k«tto* U Mmbr Uhaa. Thai tk« p.uitoa ot Fr»d blotrr li/oyior th*1 be b.l Will sa4 Xa.iak.Bi L as r.a ll.rrwl b. .amUtod to I. ottot. *«4 that adaunirtratton ol ■aid Mlato ba graatod to Frederick Maur, or to .o«.* olkar ■ultatl. p«rIto. u4 tor a 4,t«rtaiaallan of th* b.tra w the d^oo.,4 .UI u h.ard at IV: 30 A.M.; CO . ',,‘ •“ ,'*h ’M' “ It I* Urd.rml. Tf.ot nolle, thrroaf ill N. DEPOT ST. }•» altaa by FHHlrafton <rf a cerx hrrrof for tbrr. w^ka rou<.<ati,Hy BOX 487 PH. M7-45IO br«'to.> to ,*>d day of Marine, in Th. Hailing. Uana.r, and that tha ptition,r rm, « ropy of thi. aoRr. to b. i'"rd apot. rarh knowa pany la tatoreol at M< Ual hao.a addr.aa k» y.gtotorad, c.rillod. or ordinary mail (with proof of nailtog!, or by pf'0<*ai a»rr|»<% at Irut fovrla.n tf (14) daya prior >o aurb kiaiku. _ Philip 11. MilebrIL Judge of Probate. . Kutaall V. Carlton 301 llani.lutoQ Bldg. . Katematoo. Mick l/3« dlacusscd the InU-grulion Prob- Uon at. Michigan State Unlvec* iX McWhmnc7°^d£^^ I AUco Wle«m^h^n«r^?: U*h b. j«i>nah«i OBDSB Al'POIMTDfQ TIME FOB HBABIKO CLAIMS ki«M Tfc Pyob. ing will be with Mra. Noah. * | Jltn Robcrton. son of Mr. and I Mrs. James RoberUou on Grund Rapid,-, street, has been granted a Junior membership in the L*V®nlC Douglas Campbell, j,.. don Timm into Susan MlUcri Jllto Tl. TX ' to Mar.br u|> and Ronald spcnclli, mod delightful vacation of ThotnA* Johnson, il-m swards. Mlnlalyre PUb prewmtod to thia mothers. OBOSB roa publication. and cUm were Ul.nlfJ_L Uundnunat 4a Woylaotoi nearly “Plcicd. * Mbs Mary Va­ linas, a dental hygcnlA In Gren- pltaL * Gaylord Holmes nuttort aoole Kelloctr 'fu-ninr r>i.= WIHliuii Cridler entertained the apple Kellogg Senior Clare ex- pno^ Literary Club Wednes­ day. * The White Products Darling were Tuesday dinner karenl tar Urea »«ake eonaenUre^y prr’loje to a»ld dar of h,artor. ia * Rew Subdivision Stove .-__ family were Saturday supper gueate of hla mother, Mr. and Mrs. Jlarry iDowding. « Mr. and roa publication Mortgaga tt Baal Eaut*. ot ML-Llsaa. Th. Pm l*rn«BL Ilooorabla p Johnson and Don SpcnMll ro- Carl Wheeler, spent Bon­ OXDEB FOB FOBLICATIOB. Algonquin Lake * Two Lake Frontage Lota Washington. D. C, and Phllo- The Rending Club lias elected '“xkcntl visitor of Imt daughter, " i. „ l5a Mr. and Mm Oerald Van Gaal. LAW BANK Choice Building Lots are Wilbur Mxrah. Cedric Wardreturned OBDKB FOB FUBLICATIOX. Ofnee hours'will be'from nxintib She expects ing will be with our pruudent. KlUrW M. Sinclair. MOBTOAOB BALI Vermontville Seeks Chamber Members met Uic home ol Mra. MAbcle UMU at cnSS. “ u Wil- JaJ1- 15 and lu. * Mra. J FUB14CAT10B OXDXB. LANDBANK LOANS physloa al MUihlian Stole Unl- Judy The Young ladiea ble Class will mo.t *mi am. photographer here, also. Jlutpmu Wednesday, Jan. 13. * jVB pjmupa on Grand Rapids omk* arron-r; -. Heating - Plumbing Service 305 S. Church Past Hastings Photographer Dies luesday Phill. H SiiihdL * About 120- X 2W Wdcher Turadxy. Mn. Monica called TtwirwHy Call WI 5-3094 before 5 p.m. OBDBB ATPOIKTIXU TIME tog MEAEUfO nr.avwa Methodist Church service and hoard the Rev. Bob Smith WI 5-5231 after 6 p.m. a dinner Sunday hunoHng abler and husband. Mr. Wilmer Kennedy at Evart. * Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Bennett HXABINO OB CLAIMS ‘ulh.lj HASTINGS BANNER ^wir^kir. i ,cown parti known a.IJ.-n, CLASSIFIEDS Call WI 5-3481 4 MMh ctoisu >11 b. hwrd by .4 Court ’al the F'lob.u OBir. 0ou r.Md MjaJtia. : UcMrd L Hui fSWMJEF U» BristA. BuUUld ud Dowlln, Call WI 6*3481. Business Directory PRODUCTION CREDIT ASSOCIATION INSURE WITH US AND BE SURE" HASTINGS 4 j| I to W P.M 945-9415 sS BsSbF* Dksxter Bo. I3S47 DtUSN OR*. E. R. LAWRENCE 301 S. Michigan Ava. Q Hastings Office Hour* Moa.fr Wad. Report of Condition of "Tire Waitings City Bank’ Report of Condition of the National Bank of Haxtinai In IV. *1 .. .K. __ __ „___ __________ ’ at ccllocltou . I. United It*to* S. Okligaitaoi of PUBLICATION OB DBS MKMORIAL MONUMENTS OF DISTINCTION Lowrcnco Brothers TOTAL ABSKTB TOTAL AMKTBLIABILITIEfl 13,003,730 01 Insurant* and Bonds IHL SHERWOOD AGHiCV JERRY ANDRUS fOR INSURANCE ROSIRT W. SHIRWOOD, M State Farm Insurance B 4.W.008M o.iM.asr.kT fat All Form, of K.5K Stt" ggw. ro» rnuoATiD,. TOTAL LIABILITIES I7.OT3.JW.77 TOTAL LIABILITIES CAPITAL AOCOUXTB CAPITAL ACCOUNTS »th*rls*a 40,000 otllateadlag 40.000 300.000.0* 400,000.00 star. AUTO — FIRE BONDS . Swanson Insurance IU.M3.IM.TU LIABILITIES Income Tax Service TOTAL CAPITAL AOOOUBTB ................................. * (14.1*4 15 TOTAL LTAB1LITIBS ABD CAPITAL ACCOLNTN . AlB,3M,nt.T3 PUBLICATION OKDEE TOTAL CAPITAL ACCTHiNTH sons eelilted tert. I*. TOTAL UAimJTDlS AND CAPITAL 40COUMTH Far 1964 lacames IlteOrdrrad, teal aoOra tler.r.f ke <i«a« *X pssbUrtltost of a copy *ad politics! *u>dulstoas) ................... COMMERCIAL PRINTING G. W. SPENCER 1001 So. Dibbh. Ha>HH|i Hastings Press Inc.1 Phmre WI 5-SO51 JiMStrs-Jl SW® S JOHN BARNETT. Sneed Vie. PreaUan* ■4. nt ordinary mailing). or bi pubnskotl at 8tU‘, ar director UcW’SlJt Ila.u.ga. Ml �•—the Hastings banner Eaton’s Oldest Resident|i| Camp fire Smoke | Gifted in Many Ways Famous U-M Glee Club To Sing Here March Id The University of With the leadership of Leon* Mra. Emma Grant, 354 Illi actfve. In November Jowly ThanksMain Street, Vermontville. is 105 ycora young Gifted with a keen olden days.” say. Mrs. Grant.• ^nledweed..wneof •but there waa pienty of wild SS^.mXi rarUer Grant speeds her days reading game quail, squirrel, wild greae m Uie Fall wi « hike and raved, newspaper* and magaxtara. nnd turkey, and Mr Grant shot and arlinc.taI Ilowrta. gymtolism them along with deer on many . ramM wm played in and out of occasion* '' -doors, along wlUi study and dis­ Not long after they were mar-1 cussJcm of Symbol*, to Anne Bowried Mr. Grant built a fine newjmkn was hoatesa far Uie. group at iiouse on the farm. They con- a slumber party in her home with tlnucd living on tto farm 321 very little ilumlx-r but' plenty of Michigan John Williams, reception com- world's outstanding college vocal Since Ils founding and portlcrganizaflon*. will sing nt Oro- cularly in recent years under tto. tral Auditorium in Hastings on direction ot Philip * under tto aporumrahlp of tto Uon-wide recognllloa. appearing HasUnga Univmlty of Michigan m concert* from New' York to Alumni Club. man ruined and demonstrated. Barbara Brown entertained the group at food nUed" dumber party. Current projects Ming worked On include assembling a symbol scrap­ book and making symbol tlashcarda for use and study now arid in the future. On Dean's List ville to the prwent address, al- i In December a long anticipated M*o Lee Ringler, daughter of tho Mr Grant continued to work ,uit was made to WOOD-TV. and •u_ u- —. | appearance with Buck Barry on Mr. and Mra. John Ringler of 319 of tto Glee dub's Hosttag*' ap­ Cuact to I'out television broad. .. ... . . * 'Mr Or"nt dlrt to 1940 Mr*: pearance. James Coleman and ■— ™.._. . -- ------Mra Grant recall* that on )w-r. Qnuit'j son-in-law and daugh- one -mini up” with all Uic tom­ the dean's list al Davenport Col­ a-MMfenff Hbv vnara .ar. I.l.t ._ ... ... .. ■ n.. . Richard Foater arc co-chairmen Dinah Sixirr a movie sixirt enlege Ln Grand Rapids The lirmoc burger*. French fries and malted.. requires a "B" grade or better. of tto ticket committor. titled "Songs of Ito Campus." re- John Kerr and France huyen. wiii be presented as originally ----------- - •—------------- ---iww uec w>MI *nu. shown. Bennett »sld ihe him undoubtedly will be re-released every ti»ey could contain. Thanks to <» — ™ Maxtor Schuixlelmayer. MUllr Hall half dorru yean, as la the pattern wllh “Gone With The Wind “ lot* ol mud. When she and! rv..«. w™ ' _!?!» "ft Io?SS«S Donald Prost of Hasting* has rod. U-M Club division; Gordon Club7I*accomp?Wunent*he O1** did a four-week tour of Holland, panto* Thomas K DrBe’’-, 'J*-I {^charkxte from*YenMntrito ,*dl'*irn "‘could »l«p down- and Phyllis Brown for providing transportation and assistance Pil­ Ironside, U-M bridge-group. Dr. aenlw,"White Tie and TaiU” and Germany. Aurtria. Italy, Switzer- governor of New Yak. was busl- . j^h ' and lf 1 *«n*«L“ »ay» Mra. low case* and doilie*. decorated by at — Kalamaroo ------------------College. —-- A --------Robert Huebner. Hasting* Uie girls with roll-on fabric paints, j Frost wax cited fur having ■ amschools; Atty. Richard Shuster wnr Christmas Chrisuna* guta fur ttolr itoii ed «L * (B plus' or better nnd »hall just gift* for private reenrd relcaraa have be- command performance before tto Glee Club in his rtudent * •■ climb tto - stain, . . . - WCTr mothers Each girl helped to plan academic average during the Fall «mc popular on the compu* and Qu«n Juliana of the Nether- days at tto Unlveralty. More re|UBra4de»MMra,UGAmt'* immedl- and provide refreshments for their, quarter. He b the son hf Mr. land* aod on appearance at the cent Glee clubber*, who hare | - - --- ---------- i o«uv* m>b- urum unmcxjien'* organizations. Dr Jack among tto alumni and friend* —> ma-Ty - ---- tto ale .."UUy UUnr grand KIMMl-­ Christmas party, which included a and Mra. Howard Flust. BO I W. In the Pall of 1951 tto Glee Fourth of July celebration of tto moved on ta professional staging ,! --“ them Then family there are lliree Brown and Dr. Melvin Noah. . .Bond, and a graduate of Has> Ruasell Chrls- weddtag party visited friends children. 11 great-grandchildren gift exchange. Middleville; Dr. T. W. MyerfeJ___ __ ____________ _____ ______ Juiuary started with an election tings High School. >c Metropclitun around Charlotte before *tarttag an<j seven great, great, grand­ * _ . a During tto Summer of its Cm- *?phcr- "llh Nashville; Dr. John Lundeen, --------concert with ... tto -------------Glee Club at tack toward Vermontville. Il children, one of whom was bom Lake OdHaa. and Mra. Roland football opponent. This was at tenruai year tn ivov. tne litre started raining, and tto road* tills post year, Lyons. Delton and Hickory Cor- Cornell University. Since tton. Club toured Great Britain, Bel- f;1**”, | _____ __________ ner*. these concerto have become a glum. France. Tto Netherlands, Much MIImt Show; Ara Berta- were even more muddy. The young couple »Urted Mrs Mary Walton and Mr and Tto publicity awnmittre. In- tradition on tto Michigan cam- Germany. Denmark. Norway and DflVnBMT* SW Radant ran In- twin*nil. » no* ini ■■■ ij io riw ret ------------- ------ — — ■■ Mr*. Gorrt<.n Cove txatcra and «hedulc two joint concerts oni Ito and over several European *»< nlu> companU* In cSle uX^nttoT^ I the same evening each year, radio network.. । B P™! Mr. and MrsJames WUweU Participating clubs have . ment Jarnee Oolctnan, banquet; Louise '^-'•-■’wortka, auditorium, and Willard Smith and Mra jn the Summer of 1963. the > LII „, ,_ In . . .... _ Club dM u.ur which formed to the “• Glee Club. Oub. included Italy. Greece Yugada-1 Unique and versatile, tto Glee via. Austria. Potato. Gerntony, Club has won meat favor with The Gier Club has now Prance and Great Britain with •«* remarkably varied repertoire, special performanca at tto real- Perfonncd with tto smooth ato made three European lour*. During the Summer of 1955 it dence of the American Ambaaa- MiphlsUcated style distinctive of dor to Athens and the American P«*«“ “ay profesrtonal staging groups. Emtauu-y in tondon. Expert arranging of song* by Pvrtopa tto highest achieve­ ment In tto Glee Club* history the director ba* given a fresh touch to everything to the International Musical Eisteddfod Club'* program, consisting ot select!.>n. ranging from the in UangoUem. Wutat . INCOME TAX TIME AHEAD Plan Your FINANCES NOW When You Need Cash . TO PAY INCOME TAXES * TO PAY BILLS * for Current . Ing for the family, even the tings on March 11. Ruth Blain Finishes Nursing Course Ung organiisUon. The stu­ dent officer* are repsoaslble I * Hastings Building Permits Hastings SPEEDY WASH and COIN-OP Laundromat PROFESSIONAL DRY CLEANING SERVICE JAW, li- J. 7 IreaUrt. I I altaruiea*. 41.S00, B>i a Sck North Gun Loko Coin-Op Open 6 a.m. - 10 p.m. 000. i.lf coutlKlcr Grant. In 1959 tto Club wa* the first Site remembers the first sewing American i niunmui choir imht io to ncr ever win wui ur the' • machine ato operated by turn­ male choir competition at ax Liang- 1 AL>J huluded In tto program ing tto wheel by a little handle gotten, where they competed with l’ “ « tradltloruU This was before the pedal ma18 groupB from 10 countrtcw. I college song*, designed to bring •rh.. bock nostalgic memories of all !h!\m ““b >Tr “» blankeu. one of which u still a family treasure. The Grants had adventurous.'' CASH LOAN _ _________________________ been competition in 1968 described the Present* n concert that is top* Giro Club aa, "A thoroughly bolh ln quality and enlertaln- "V... expenses of Charlotte j family ot two daughter* and Seeing Is Believing! piled Into to Naah rille and Vermontville PENNOCK HOSPITAL ADMITTAKCTB1 Ml®.Ruth Blain. 337 E. State Club's concert toon and other activities. Kalamazoo Practical Nursing CVnter on Wednesday. Jan. 27. Ml** Blain wa* graduated from Hasting* High School In ed of graduate and undergradu- 1ML student* graduating wilt to In the University. eligible ttf\write Michigan State MORE Board examinations next Spring and upon successful completion will be granted certifier' elude such celebrated artist* a* Stuart Churchill, of Fred Waring licensed practical nurse*. Mtnnd oldest college Glee Club Local Finance 112 S. Jaffenon — Phone WI -i Ph. WI 112 S. JeHerion 5-3424 5-3424 You, Too, Have Time K«IUr. tie Uvsbo formerly with the Chicago and Metropolitan Ojx-ra Oom- WALLDORFFS Lake Odessa fly Mr*. Dan Peterman Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mr? Brandon Shade and Alice, rural Woodland. were Mr. and Mrs Harold Johnston Priscilla Runyan and the John Caylor* to celebrate the third birthday of Alice and included a birthday rvK.. .u- up a ’65 Plymouth (While the deals are-hot) mometer*s running low. So, you don’t have to wait until spring-your pres­ ent car will never be worth more in trade than right now I So go see your Plymouth Dealer... you’ll get a warm welcome and a red hot deal I. HOT DEALS ON GOOD USED CARS, TOO! Plymouth ukra ire up and that means that Plymouth Dealers are getting more and more good used cars in trade. So, for the widest selection and the best buys on topquality used cars, go to Plymouthland. FURY/BELVEDERE/VALIANT/BARRACUDA Erbr ♦ The Homer Bartietrs re­ turned tome Friday from Minne­ apolis. Minn., from a week's visit with Uutlr son. the Roger Dart- KAAUVILUI — letta. They took Uie plane toturdav from Laming and returned by jet via Chicago and Grand Rsplda. Mra. Zelpha Clark spent the ThnOualihj .i USED CANS .^CHRYSLER tanned Chapel meet* at the Chapel Wcdneaday evening. Jan. 37. Family service and supper will be held at the CongrtgnUtmal Church Sunday. Jan. 24. with * Hendershot & Vicinity By Mrs. Richard Clark J MS-17JI The Birthday Club met Wed­ nesday evening at the tome of Virginia Brill with Edith Straub attend the high school operetta on Thursday, Feb 35 Ticket* arc available from Margret O*own from mart high school rtu- S. Hanover at Hoitingi City Limit* M-43 at. Sprague Rd.. Dalton EFFECTIVE JAN. 1, 1965 New Electric Water Heating Rate AND LOWER INSTALLATION COST For Fast-Recovery Water Heaters THIS NEW FAST-RECOVERY WATER HEATING RATE, Hows new Fast-Recovery ater Heaters to operate uncontrolled, 24-hours-a-day and supply you with AU THE HOT WATER YOU WANT. WHEN YOU WANT IT... AT LOW COST! family Dewey's Cor Palace Store Wide Savings pounds, six ounces. See your “Dealin’ Man" at Plymouthland! Barry s Farm Store Ends Fri., Jan. 22 ClEpb.tl, Lakeside Barrack*. World War I — Ir ■ veterans and Auxiliary will meet VEBMOItTVILLB • »!««». 1ST ■. Maio. J at the Lakewood Junior High w6oDurD-DM.it School Monday evening, Jan. 35 Potluck supper at 7 o'clock with meetings to follow. * The Friend- bring own table eenlce, sand■sk-hea. Mlsd or dratert for tto « O'clock supper. * Mr. and Mrs Irol Well* and family of Woodbury were Sunday guest* of Mr. and Mr* George Getael. Sgt Roland Retd underwent sur­ gery at the Waiter Reed hceptm at Washington, D. C, Wednesday. He wa* home over Uie holiday* with his family on a 30-day leave. They recently returned from Ger­ many where they «pent a year while he was with the Army. * .Mr and Mr* Raymond Gutierres i Janie Varga*. of Albion announce Uie birth of a daughter Rctxxxa FURY -the biggest, pluiheit Plymouth ever I No need.to get cold feet about buy­ ing a Plymouth in wintertime. Your Plymouth Dealers are offering the hottest deals ever...real snow shovel specials! They're determined to keep sales running high while the ther- Furniture Sale _ Brogan. Debbie were Bunday ■ndru* Bob Clark*. at dinner Freeport �Delton Methodist Study Class to Meet Monday Presbyterians Hear Reports, Name Officers [Clyde Surine ■ Heads Nashville. • RAM Chapter The Hastings Banner Thundor. J.nuory 21. IMS Past Teacher Dies Saturday At Battle Creek Ute Chureh-Jl’Me Text; Baiard Plant For Mittion Period wide text. "One Witness tn one World" will begin at the Delton ; Zion Chapter NO. 171. Royal Methodirt Church Monday. Jan. | Arch Masons of Nashvtlls la 25. from 7 to 8 pm. with the S«tlo« Thr,»—1 h> 6 . Delton School Head on State Anti-TB Unit EMU Schedules Bus Drivers ClasqBull Johnson, superintendent ] Here Today of tpe Del tall - Kellogg School r dtothet,' has been named to the ' Eastern Eartern Mlclugan MldUgan University Univeratty ig Mra. Mae Northrup. M. of ca*e vcmuvi* detection committee m of the directing the >■ UUrci of a anriea South Place Rar Hr Creek, a 1 c**< —— — tl—. j 7 formrr rretdvnt of Harting* and Michigan Tubnrculnal*; and Rra- four ctauu* fw B"n_County Na*hvi!te. died Saturday at H plratory Dl»oa»c AreoctaUon. school bus ‘"•ThurattajJ pm. at tha Health Center in rtate Chrlatma* Seal Agency. at Haatlngs High School rrocn —IT LUiMMria aniMUntmrnt ■ ppoinimrnt -<• »»• 7 U> 10 p m. 4 >llde presentation entilled; • patient five day* nun, M.D, MTRDA prrddenl •Krer Your Dlrtaace." pro- Church wa* held Wednctiday. Other officers Include: Kmg. Thi* h being jointly sponJan. 13 In the Leaaon Sharpe Luman Surine; scribe, Chris Memorial Hall. King: Captain of Uie host. Mlsriana. Membership am The meeting wa* opened wtth CUrU Orrentietd. Sr.; principal Evangelism and the Women* rcriptare and prayer b?the Rm sojourner Clarta Greenfield. Jr.; Society of Christian Service. WUlard H Curtis, moderator of trch eaptaln. Ctajton NewThis book about the mission MR. AND MRS. ABES E. JOHNSON the CongregaUonal Mvtlng. . «»*«• uf ‘he third veil. public oehool* I’ I The committee will determine prort4m a* well an the pre­ .__ ... . .... A P 1l,krmyv maatae nt 1h» world will rely on material from nf MTRDA policy regarding e»‘» wntatlon "Murdo On Thi second veil. Gerald Shumaker; the book of Ephesian* tor iu dctccUon procedure® and will Highway." Biblical foundation. AU interest­ guide association activity in -up-1 ,7oprr bus win SL Tbuma* Eplncopal Church Vogt; sentinel. Jack Hess, and lowing: minuter, clerk ol Marion, secretary-treasurer. Victor Hig­ ed person* are invited. Fifteen porting public health department. dl*cu**ed as well a* plans fot benevolence treasurer, abiding don. I Bom May 8. 1878. in Hasting*. ordered by indivlduala — and --------------------------memorial fund treasurer, chancel Mr and Mr* Aben E John- Mra Stephen Johnsen of Huswa* the daughter of Tbeoenough are en route to provide choir, kirk house choir, deacons. ot the 1965-68 school year Drivr' son will observe their 50th wed- Ung*. Mr. and Mr* Allan Black- dore and Lydia 'Salisbury' son is a member of the others with copies if needed trustees of MTRDA cr selection through the use of At Official Board meeting ding anniversary this Thursday. Udge. Jr . of Santa Ana. Calif. Braneau. She wa* married on assistant in Christian..Education, — Wcdncaday, Jan. 18. Ihe Com- • «a |i and Mr nnd Mrs Aben E John-, June 30. 1810 in Hastings to cradle roil Mipt. couples club, Flmrr Northrop. Nnrthmn gon. Jr. of ot Bloomfield Hills. Elmer Michigan State halfback Dick program mission on Missions announced Tltt former Ml** Anna Iron-, son cub scouts, and boy scouts. ■ AU Barry County school bug i The couple mover to Na*h- Gordon nwhed for 741 yard* in IU program of emphasis upon *1'1* became Mr. Johnson s bride The following new officers 1944 to rank third among all- driver* are urged to attend the MI mUxu tar for the period oi of Feb. performed siuuuans uie penoa rcw. «l “ --------------- at the were elected: .iiuiiwii). lirov. n It" ...... time Spartan single 1 e a * o n neaalon doarrt to their school, 7 to March 7 The first and i»-'mr of her ruter nnd tirotne_--------------------- . I Mrs Northrup moved to Battle ground gainer*. Hl* total U surElders: Marahali Bdaon. How­ closing aeaslons will begin wllh in-law. Mr. and Mr*. Maurice pawed only by Everett Grandell-pjant-plowtag,'' a type of Creek. ard Ferri*. Sterling Moore. May­ Hastings Exchanglte* were Sunday evening Family Night Pterion of Hartings on Jan. 31. । Surviving are a daughter, Mrs. us with 1.023 yards in 1930 and 1 mlnJmum uitage. reduct* mm! loM nard Tucker. Mrs Garth Under•upper* at 6 pm with program 3®15 al 4 pm. by Lynn ChandooU »it h us.. . ----- - ------------------- * eniighteiMd at thetr meeting «i to follow in tne church auditorThe ceremony wa* performed I Battle Creek and one grand- yard- In 1949 Leaaon Sharpe. Uta Hlgldand restaurant Mon­ lum at 7. that irom conventionally tilled by the Presbyterian minister. Tk. V-K 14-11 land. Xccilrdlng to Michigan The rim mrriln, ol Ihe rior |Tuwdw*’from 'liw Bill Faunt and Bob Brawley. Blate UnirersUy crop scientista. Wood and Lockwood Working Guest' speaker Tom Howard, with the Youth Fellowship coMrs. Joluuon was bom in Ha*-. Sophomores in Michigan States Plow-plant is plowing, followed Or,n J2 r .V ‘ * b T w ! v ««i F ’ inrr ‘ 1 Monw * U1 Na -' h specialeducation co-ordlnator operating On Feb. 14 and 28 Ungs and has been a life-long hockey team, were high tchool by immediate planting without duhn, Roy Carlton. Louis Chrnol. Jan 14 ThtewMthenlghLdralg-|vHje wUh the Rev Eugene tmnimate-., at Sault Stc. Mario subsequent Ullage. Douglas DeCamp. Gerald Bond­ for Barty- County, outlined the cxcHlent moving pictures show- resident here Mr. Johnson was. nated for rttualtant The t of bju.^ crtdl offlclaters and James Wlswell. Nomi­ work being carried out tn that Ing the world-wide acopa of,t»rn In Oakland. Neb and came, Ktnn«h Stamm, conducted a; BurU1 ln tag Burial wua mane in Methodtol MLvrions. while on «« »{a*U»»gx In Augurt of 1904 ( nating committee for next year: field ; t|ew view cemetery. Cemetery. Nashville. Nashville. Feb. 21. the Rev. Harold M l** the tarttatlon of TUs uncle. | quta during the program Richard Beduhn. William BradI Other number* on the program 1 e____ . On Saturday. Jan. 16, the fol­ ...... Eml Tvrten nrrridrnt of the Tyden. president of the In­ InTuber of. Middleville will present Emil Michigan State Unlveralty University adaclGardner and Mrs Eldon I*oul*on lowing dub member*. Dlek Wri- pictures and give Uiaights into ternational Seal A- Lock Com­ [were: •Wintertime." Mrs. Lloyd Shroyer: How to Retire at 85 enlUu have used the principle now a part of the Tyden pany. the program of mission* in Immediately following the ad­ I °J ? ‘ 7' ^ al ' k thnl B PP1<* fk»t and bob up and journment of the Congregational ley. Dick Cart and Lee Hamp Michigan relating to American Corporation of Hasting* 1 W dnbrccht. *klt. “The Three In ^ater to develop a new Meeting, the’ annual meeting of attended the Mld-Wlnter con­ Indian*. boUi those living in the | Bear* Mra Joaeph Ratafuettr, l4> W/lns Wld Mjrtuw B>,Um the corporation was called to ference of Michigan Exchange arm* of reservation*, and Uv>*e -Hvdrd - Handling. ' The Clubs at the Jack Tar Hotel in wlw have migrated U> urban Hastings Manufacturing Coen- and the riming Umught by the . system offers a practical and pany. center* for employment Itajretl A reception will be given tn | The Home Economic® com- hjghjy w«:hanttrd mran* for re­ mittee hax completed plan* for moving low quamy quality cull apple® Mr nn<l Mr*. jonrwn* tta. an* tow tz. ta wrrnl moving . M storedci proved The congregation gave at tlw Leaaon Sharpe Memorial tta. AHA dinner d Uir.er t® before they are Mil Finch of Buranar. president Hall from 3 to 8:30 pm. by their general approval for tire pur­ “J--1'-------------------------------- -Hau irom to o.ju pro. vy uku -——■ ** — wren — •mil. — of the Michigan Conference . . . . ■ ■ _ _ j Commute* nrtivitir-a chase of a new organ when It I* a.u.Nm, Mr Comn>lluo oeU>m .m » ' Postmaster Harvey W. Wilson Woman's Society of Christian lined for the year financially feasible. of the Nashville office stated Service, w Irich wtU be illustrated The community progrtxs com­ The meetings were cloned with that the pari office department with pictures taken on a trip CALL mittee recommended plans tor prayer led by the Rev. Willard is seeking bid* for an improved to Russia by a delegation of ruUing additional fund* for the H Curtis. building to house tta postal op­ 4H livestock barn In conjunction erations here in Nashville ■ wllh the County 4H Clubs, which Btd* must be submitted by other churchM tn the general Il wax also recommended that tire Grange cooperate with the Tbe January meeting of the Mo&v Lodge In giving a bewunder the department’* Woman's Buddy of. Christian der who dnslgnatro a building Church of Delton Methodist Funeral service® for Harold K. .Thomas family, recently burned suitable to the department's Wednesday. Jan. 27 according to departmental ape­ Circle will be horteaa. Mrs. John cloak room and the kitchen and Chamberlain will present a pro­ pl tai in Grand Rapids, were held donate the profits from the lunch. It will be remembered with options to gram on "Re-Kindling tile In­ ard-Osgood Funeral Home ner Life Through Prayer." The Rev. George Elliott offi­ ciated and burial was in Rlvcrbeen hospitalised. The department's capital In- 24. Neal yandcrWaal of Jack­ Each physical examination son will optak at the worship Grange will meet Feb. 1. at Zrvstantlally U> postal equipment osrvtco presenting thi Wort of yod have is like depositing The building will remain under the Michigan Temperance Foun^ nagneyln the bank. In’each private ownership, with the datum, according to Rev. Taber. case, you are investing for hdd there al*>. the future. Keep that invertdoors. Priced os >4 Q95 CoaHdlMtst. CK.rg<H 3V4% ment protected! Make an Bidding forms, specifications. and currently working on a mas- thony and Alice <Kay> Vande- ation will be held Mrs. Welnlow 08 appointment with your terk degree in education at Gtenen. He attended Battle is $300.00. I Wi > $300.00 . . . and you can install formation i* available through Michigan Btate University. As a Creek pirthc Mttools and Uie brecht and Mrs. Charles stadcl doctor today! t® $1,000.00. A. C. Venden Berg. Regional teacher and school administrator, Armbright Dimiiwmi College a folding wooden door Real Estate Officer, of Grand he is keenly Interested in the YOUR(@PHA«MAan yourself. Rapid* problems of today's young peo- iv employed by the Union Steam Pump Company in Battle Creek Thumb and South Central area* MODEL*] of Michigan, who bought or Temperance Foundation, he will rented land during 1969-43. were public Trucking Company complete selection of FINANCE CQj of R2 Delton. participated Jan. H» returned to Hastings and 7-11 In Operation Reflex One. married Mir* Joeephinc Phillips to reports from .USDA agricul­ fine paneling, add beauty a joint Marine Corpe-Alr Force day * youth meet one of their tural economist* working out of greatert tamptatlona. Michigan Stats University. and value to pny home. During the exercise 1.000 men Prominent Local Couple To Celebrate 50th Jubilee Exchange Club Learns About Special Studies Grangers, Moose 1 Plan Benefit for Fire Victims MAKE LIFE MORE LIVABLE. BE WISE. IMPROVE YOUR HOME. JUST MODERNIZE/ New Post Office Due for Nashville Ss/ "I IPeASI Death Takes H. VandeGiessen Saturday Night Bridge the GAP Bank On Your Health Till Pay Day IMPROVE YOUR HOME and saA money at the same time ... do it your­ self! See us for easy-to-follow advice and easy-to-work-with materials this week Jacob's PRESCRIPTION PHARMACY MODEL FINANCE $5000 to St,000“ 140 W. St.t. Si. Phone 945-3429 of the Third Marine Division, fully equipped and ready for combat, were airlifted I JOO milea from Okinawa to an airfield in the Philippine*. The exercise demonstrated the quick response capability of U a Armed Furcre In the Mu Eart. Cough n Cold Relief Center Ba Prepared... colds can strike without womingl S) SUPER ANAPAC Helps Everywhere a Cold Hurts SUPER ANAPAC COLO TABLETS Raliava headache, watery eyes, ache-all-over feeling, simple sinus area congestion, reduce fever 34', QW“ > V SUPER ANAPAC COUGH SYRUP 1 AQ Calms the very urge to cough....».*7 z SUPER ANAPAC CHEST RUB and STEAM AO< INHALANT. Greaulets, stainless liquid..;.70 SUPER ANAPAC THROAT LOZENGES Soothe raspy throatO SUPER ANAPAC NASAL SPRAY Quick, ona spray relief for stuffed-up nose.. SUPER ANAPAC NASAL INHALER Lets you breathe more freely again! Qfi< 98' 69* Also, special Super Anapac Jr. formulas for children Spacial! Hankscroft "Cool Vapor" Vaporizer-Humidifier ... 1 Gallon Size . . . Restores moisture to dry indoor air. Regularly $12.98— Now Spacial This Week $9.95 PRB5CRIPTION PHARMACY Battle Creek from 1919 until 9 pm. there will be a family roller-xkaUng party for members and friends of the Delton Metho­ Mr. VandeGinscn wa* bookdist Church al the rink in Rich­ land. Kdth S Inkier. recreation chairman, announced that there will also be i-lmUar partire on the time of his death was book­ the third Thursdays of February keeper for Warren* Moving i: and March. He also Indicate* Storage and tlw Hastings Ram­ bler Company, a* well as operat­ ample sealing room for thosa ing a bookkeeping and tax serdirt Youth Fellowship of the Delton Methodist Church are planning to attend the Mid­ Winter Institute of the Grand IOOF No M Rapids District of The UethoMethodirt Church. Grand Rap­ ids, Jan. 29-31. which will have a* Ita theme. "ChrUtian Faith tote wlU begin with dinner at 8:30 pm. and close with a Comday. CaU WI 5-34B1 low in cost. We're Now Located in our Want to cut fuel bills? NEW BUILDING our Msy-fo-instoll inaula- Insulate your home with 107 East Woodland Midway Between Broadway and Michigan Prices as Stop in and See Our - FLOOR TILE — A house Collection of Typewriters & Adding Machines For Sale or Rent Repair Service Oklahomans form a sizeable delegation on Michigan State's 1965 wrestling .vjuad On the ros­ ter are Homer McClure and Mor­ ay Villareal from Ttflsa. Cecil Holmes and Gary Smith from Ponca City. Terry Leonard from Perry and Dick Turnbull from 126 W. Stats Ph. WI 5-3344 tapulpa. SCHADER'S Office Supplies CARPETS ^Special $£95 501 Nylon gq. INSTALLATION INCLUDED Official Call to Barry County wife's delight . -. clean easy colorful floor by McGee - Monarch "Largest Selection in Barry County NYLONS - WOOLS - ACRILANS and Herculans and FREE SPOT tiles. Easy to install and can be purchased for just 11V2 Overhead beauty with CEfLING TILE at low. low coat. Ceiling tile in a wide variety of types and pot- 12 a iq. ft. REMOVAL for REPUBLICAN CONVENTION « Mot. January 27, 1965 at 8:00 p.m. for the purpose ef electing dele­ gates to the State Convention, and such other business as may come before the convention. COURT ROOM of th* BARRY COUNTY COURT HOUSE in Hastings, Michigan DONNA BALDWIN, Uc ret ary YOU'LL FIND MANY, MANY MORE "BETTER LIVING" BUYS AT OUR ►JiANDY SHOWROOM COME IN THIS WEEK. RUGS and UPHOI3TERY Cleaned the Scientific Way by DURACLEAN • All Work Done In Tour Own Ho • Evorylklnf Boody the Some Day • No Mete, Soaking or Shrinking Miller s "SS" Phone WI 5-2091 Nwm WI f-2464 Easy to work with . . Phone WI 5-Z466 107 E. WoodknJ. Ho.Hnj. WE LL ARRANGE EASY BUDGET TERMS! MBERCO �1-TH1 HASTINGS BANNER United Church Women Plan . ... 1965 Activities The annual meMlmt of United Preparedness Pays Off in Disaster Areas NOMIO WEEK Services in the Churches HASTINGS BAPTIST CHURCH | HASTINGS 1 GRACE ,GRACE LUTHERAN CHURCH BREIHREN CHURCH B. Jeffeaaoa O Walnut Sts. Cor. M Jsffcrauu m K Center Rev David Btuckmeycr, Pastor Rev. Rumen Barver, Pastor Third Bunday after Epiphany. Bunday scnooL 10 am 1 ----------------- *■*“ “ —- ByntMy evening wcrvice. Methodist Church of HasUnga. with Mrs. Fred Bower, jeeu- noUuug UU Um Bible. dent, prodding Devotiona vut given by Mra. HASTINGS 8EVKNTH-DAY Oruga Htlber of the Pint ADVENTIST CHURCH Church of Ood. Hastings, wllh a rvmzluw fnwA I— hponsortag HM8F rHE&BYTEBIAN Monday The Lutheran Hour, WKZO, 13:30 pm. I over WBCK, uroadway and Center - Wiuara M. Curtxs, Minuter Bunday. Jan. 34. victims. The churches provided meal* proximately 700 famines btaides Tuesday Wcuinaday prayer. 7:30 pm. bunoay, 'll is Written," on Bngade boys clubs. Wednesday BuiKlay. "Paiui fur lousy," ou ' 8 am—Women's Prayer Band. TV. Wood Channel 8, 8:to am. ! Sunday Vince of Prophecy tcliooi tcachera- meeting. »tuy. j Radio WOOD 13UQ. 8:30 am. Wed.. 4 pm. 7th grade instrucThursday loans were maae -----------Don class. 9 h for 1ML HASTINGS WESLEYAN TTiure . 4 pm Sth grade in-, donory Society work meeting, Mra. Carl Whcwler. clwlrman METHODIST CHURCH struction class. i Nuraery for all services. Thursday, 7:30 pm.. adult In­ mlnded the kuiuii that coUcctRev. Keith Coffey. Pastor struction class. PILGKIM HOLINESS CHURCH ing clothing far Church World WI 5-UU 10 am Sunday achooL ST ROSE CATHOLIC CHURCH 1300 South Hanover Street 11 am. Worahip service. Rav. Fr. Joseph C. Dunphy. । Phone 845-9429 Rev. David Hswley, AsaUl&nl ' 10 am. Sunday KhooL ------... H am. Morning worahip. -------Church Women will be Uie hold* CunicMious 4 to 5 and 8 to ». Youth meeting. 8:15 pm Saturdays, 7:80 am on Sundays. Evening Gospel Hour, 7 pm IRVING CHAPEL noee ou Friday, March 6. The Before Massra on weekdays. Wednesday prayer. 7:30 pm Rev. Chalmrr Mllkr, I‘aster Phone RO 5-3503 U» Lord Require?" written by 11.. ii. ......... .____ 8. KALAMO PENTECOSTAL ST. AMBROSE, DELTUN CHURCH Worahip, 11 am ] Rev. Arbutus Hurless, Pastor Sunday school. 10 am 8T. AUGUSTINE, [ Worship, 11 am. MIDDLEVILLE Prayer workshop held just prior BRETHREN CHURCH Evangeluuc service, 7 30 pm ' M-M Woodland groups Rev. R. A. Holl man OUR LADY OF GREAT OAK, ? *°U"< pJn U^,W5UtO». STONEY POINT churches Involved. 11 am Worship service. Bunday Mam, 10:30 am FREE METHODIST CHURCH Dviluu — Mcliioditt Church, Rev. Gwenneth Seining. Pa.Mor Hastings METHODIST Churches Evangeltest tolled Brethren LAKEWOOD BAPTIST First Methodist ChUrcb CHURCH 200 W. Green, WI 5-4945 8 pm Preuclilng Community Room above Wood­ Rev. Gnorgi- Elliott land Fire Station. Rev. William Ncthery TRINITY GOSPEL CHURCH 10 am Sunday aduoL Youth choir. lake Odcrwa I.P.A. Campgrounds 11 am Worahip service. Phone DR 4-5377 Wieland and Mrs. Fleyd 11 run. Worahip. Sermon. • For information, call Clayton "Angd -VUtlAgce." The Youth Worship service. 11 am. Swift M7-32J6. . 7 pin. Youth Membership claw. Woodland Bible dub. for boys MctbodUl Church. Mra. Evening service, 8 pm and girls. Meding place. Wood­ Monday, 7:80 Troop 73 will Bible Study Wed.. 7:»-pj Mra. Harold Brandt announced land Community room over the meet that in preparation far Fellowi Wednesday. 7:30 Pack meeting. I Thursday. 9:30 to 11 am. WESLEYAN METHODIST Nation,' LAKEWOOD E. U. B. CHURCH Rev. K. Charles Ncoseth. Pastor CHURCH a study group lenesu. taught by Mr. EUlptt., BuixUy worniup. . 10 am Hickiry Corners. Michigan 3:30 pm. Carol and cHlldren'i Rev. Vaughn B. Jensen. Pastor March 26 to conJdrr the facia MYF Sunday. 7 pm ., . , 10 am Sunday school. about poverty in tlw midst of Sunday evening service, 8 pm. plenty in the United SteUw. Na­ cL-til P C church *W1 nun*ry Provided tional United Church Women Mexico to Mjciugiui.' ■ PEOPLE'S BIBLE CHURCH Rl. Nashville, Ph. 053-8477 organised in their area. 10 am. Sunday school. Krafnxn 11 B4n MQrnln8 worship. gration that represents tli — * •nlrhl m ’ pjn Junior High and Senior United Church Women r , T ,,1Bh Yj>ulh OrouP»to church women's meetings 7.45 pm. Evening service. ™ t°T Mid-Wln«r. _____ ”«*•*Worship service, 9.30 am ArtuttA Vouu,. Juntorif .nd children. 8:30 pm, ctoh WOODBURY UNITED Church school, 0:45 a.m. BRETHREN CHURCH Worahip service, 10:30 am reev. rorrey u. Banuiie. rajior Quimby Church Telephone 374-3246 Church school. 10:30 am. prayer. Just off M-66, Nortii on M-M group wUhce such a vidt. plraoe Worahip service, 11:30 am. Thursday, 7 pm Pioneer Girls In Village of Woodbury Sermon topic: "A Mark and Boys Brigade. Bunday school. 0:45 am. Grand Street, HaatlngK ’ Te 1 c. Women's Missionary >Fcllow- Living Church—Suffering.* Worahip. 11 am ' phone: 945-4255 vhip 2nd Tues, each month, 7.30 I Junior church for children, 4MILO BIBLE CHURCH Route 3. Dolton Michigan Fellowship service, 7:45 am. Migrant Ministry in Rev. Jarnos Lcmmen. Pastor Youth Fellowship. Wed.. 7 pm. entitled. "Mlprante are "The Churches Working . 7:30 pm. Thura. prayer. Youth choir rehearsal. Wed.. Each Summer 100.000 mlgnuit>iwgctaer u empnasura. 10 am. Sunday school. 8 pm. workers come to Michigan to The program cloacd’ with the 11 am. Worahip service. Bible Study and prayer ser­ work on farms and in canneries.; question "How will you Help?". - 7:30 pm Evening service. vice. Wednesday. 8 pm. at Roger In 1050 the church's ministry and the group rcsjxjndctl bn-' to migrants in Michigan started mediately, acnptlng Mra. GUul- .NORTH IRVING WESLEYAN when an Interdenominational stone's suggestion that churches I METHODIST CHURCH group saw their responsibility to ■ here make toilet article kits for Cor. pt Sisson and Buehler Rood WOODLAND CHURCH OF Umc People. Today Uic Migrant : men to be used among migrant: 4 tulles W. of Broadway, Freeport THE BRETHREN 8319 Coats Orove'Road Minlrtry. Mrs Cart GUuiKtznv* workers near Ionia next Rum. 1 u_ Rev Chariot Gibbs. Pastor director. Is n department of the ' mrr. Mrs. Herbert Wcdpf, 816 N.! Sunday school. 10 am Warship services, io am. Michigan Council of Churches Toffee Dr,. HiusUn»<(M5-3a34> Morning worahip, 11 am witH I — AA A , — 1 , . — . — — ' ■ . . , ____ — • ■ ... . . — Sunday school. 11 am. with work in 28 Irens Local will act as chjtiTn&n for this, Young People's service. 7 pm Wed., choir practice. 7:30 pm. thurrhes help with child - core project Kite arc to be made with | Evangelical service. 8 pm. nunwrics. Vacation Bible School a drawstring bag including practice. programs and tutoring school toothbrush, pocket comb, double- ORANGEVILLE Thursday. Women's Fellowship. age children, crafts recrea- 1j — edged raror^blades, regular size'baptist church — — — SS. and --------—•------.------------------------------Don fnr the youth, and educatton aonp. washcloth, terry imnd towel W. Glen Campbell. Pastor in health, nutrition and child and toothpaste. 3 miles south of Gun Lake WOODLAND care for the adults , The Methodist women acted os METHODIST CHURCH . 11 am. Morning worship. Rev. Lawrence Israeli, Pm-tor **“**»*..c. o«*u - HRwav I ’tww inw me meeting, 7 pin Ev enliqr worafilp Sunday school, lo am . an opportunity to know Christ with Mra. John Mahler and Mra. Wednesday. 7:30 pm. Bible as Saviour u ulven them. In all Harry Biirkc in charge study and prayer service. Youth Fefiowahlp, 7:30 pm WOODLAND UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH Ixiwell Dimos. Pxlor /Sunday school. 10 am. 'Morning worship, 11 am Christian Endeavor Area Members, To Attend Meet At Brighton Members u tlve Hastings Conrevealed this week to members of tW liar,tings Seventh-day AdvraUM Church. In North America with a membsranip totaling approximate.) by the Watchtower Bible and UPQO. Tract Society in Brighton. Jan. era California activated thetr youth in kodnrahip and provides 0-34. wedare facilities to aid disuses Every Sunday— 7.30 pm Evening church ser- Ths WMftngr Ssventn-day Ad­ ventist Pathfinders Club met at CUtturd Andrus' iiome al Carl­ ton Center for a frollck of ice paid off tn prpvidlng aid for tuulltei. 'leaching, Healing.” Seventfvday Club Enjoys Skating bedding. and furniture for dnsens of fanulun affected by the iwods. Juiitor High and Senior High 1'outh Fellowship. 8:30. Mouaay 7 pm. Boy Scouts. 7.30 .Newly elected Elders and Name Episcopal Vestrymen at Parish Meeting tend from Southern Central Michigan. Eunor Patrick, presiding min­ ister ot the Hastings Congrega* la-ip members to a belter un­ derstanding and keener appreci­ ation of the Bible.” Tlie meet­ ing will consist of Bible leclurta. Time has been scheduled so that each minister lias an opportun­ ties U> Eureka and (.'recent City. ’ clKLcd al the annual parish ity to make visits on residents In ...a Aik_n_ mnetlnir Jan 13, IS were warn Royal Hoval Brighton. moeUng on Jan. Hayes, Rnwll Belfield, Thuuuui Weoncsaay pore tne fust Ktudy from the guide on Galatians, “Live As Christian Science Text Announced Thursday, 4—Calvin choir. 6 30-Kirk Mouse choir. They will fill the vacancies Welcome 2nd Son A2/o nnd Mra J lunes Booth of Williams AFB, Aria, are the x The agw-old queeuon of "What w-truth/" Is given a fresh cutplurauotr in Christian . Science CMrchra tins BuTMtoy. The Bteto LOAT8 GKUVh LllKlt>riA.t CHURCH Gulden Text U from Paulina Vault, senior warden: Robert Mrs. K F. SayUe of HasUngs. Raastooue, junior warden; Leun' IBs grandparenla are Mr. and Lord; I will walk In thy truth.' Hide, secretary, and Erurat 11 . Mra. H. M. B«th. Hickory CtxJacoby, treasurer. nets, and Mra Ethel Page of Charles Gibbs, Pastor Dekgates elected to attend the Phoenix, atix Jeff has an older Floyd Walter, Supt. EMMANUEL EPISCOPAL Diocuon Convention to be held brotlier. Jimmy Allan. Mother Bible suiooL lu am CHURCH ' ' Worship liuur. 11 am. ReiN Don M. Gury. itacior ChnsUan Emleuvor Sunday, 5 pm 9 am Holy Communion. at the Pleasant Valley parson­ children. The Rector will observe age. Tlie Rev. Lawrence Snow of the 34th annlveraory ol his ordlEach society will have a spicud number. For banquet tickets, UNITED BRETHREN IN piKKic Virginia Darby, WI 5- CHRIST CHURCH K. Colfax at N. Boltwood FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST 9 30 Worship, Junior church. 8:15 Bin Christian Endeavor. Sunday school, 11 am. Wednesday service, 7:45 pm McKay. 607 E Green street. CLOVERDALE EVANGELICAL, f e r e n c e Christian Education ConvcnDon at Uie Flint U. B । in Christ Church * l-Hour Service Phono WI 5-3252 Morning wuiship. 11 am HASTINGS ASSEMBLY OF GOD CHURCH 10J E Woodland Avenue 9.45. a tn Munday achooL 11 am. Morning worahip. 7 pm Wednesday service. HASTINGS CONGREGATION OF JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES 220 Wrat Colfax Street Sunday, l*ubhc talk, 3 pm. Watchtower Bible Study, 4:15 Tuesday. congregation study, 8:16 pm Bible HASTINGS FREE METHODIST CHURCH Boltwood 8i E. State Road Rev. Marvin Slckmiller, Pastor Morning worship, 10:46 am Wednesday prayer, 7:30 pm A warm invitation this friendly church. Every Sunday. CYC groups Wednesday, 4-6 Rev. George J. Huber. Pastor Where a Christian Experience Makes you a Member. 10 am. Sunday aclx»L fomlng worship. Touth service. 7:30'pm Wednesday prayer. BAPTIST Former Freeport High School Pastor Ralph VanderWerf Sunday school. 10 am. Worahip service, 11 am Evening service. 7:30 pm. Wed., Prayer meeting. 8 pm The little church with the Mg Harr* racord*s«tting parformonca at a record-setting price! Comet! Young EVANOU4CAL UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH 503 E. Grand Street Phone WI 5-33U7 or WI 5-4995 Pastors office hours: Tuesday through Friday, 9 am to 13 By Appotntmenl Sunday Schedule Sunday school. 9:5 am. Numtry provided. Public invited. BOWENS MILLS CHAPEL Henry VanTil. Evangelist 11:15 am. Sunday school. Evening service, 7 pm Small group Bible study with individual groups. CARLTON CENTER METHODIST CHURCH Rev. Lawrence Lowell. Pastor Morning wnrahlp.’9:15 am Sunday school, 10:18 am. CARLTON 8EVENTH-DAY ApVKNTfBT CHURCH Elder Charles Wilber 11 am. Worship hour. CEDAR CREEK BIBLE CHURCH Campground Rd. 8 miles south of H.v.tii'.^, Pastor. Donald Tack Bunday school. 10 am Worahip. 11 ora. Youth meeting. 0:15 pm. Evening service. 7:30 pm. Wednesday prayer mcetin’rf and Bible study, 7:30 pm. What a wonderful thing the telephone la In getting you through the buiy day! And how little It coital Part of th. Monday 7 pm Teen Fellowahip. Wednesday 6 pm Band Practice. 7 pm. Mid-week youth, adults and children's pnsent Saturday 11 am Youth toboggan Get a record-eetting deal on the car that went from Fire through 7 pm Fancake and sausage supper sponsored * EUB men, the public ' Free wAl offering w cel red. MeCALLUM UNITED THE CHURCH OF BRETHREN IN JE8U8 CHRIST OF CHRIST CHURCH LATTER DAY SAINTS The Church in the Wildwood M-43 at Podunk Laks OUs Lake Rood Bunday Behoof. 10:30 am. Rev. Dortene Speas, Pastor 10 am. Sunday MhooL Mtauonariest phone 845-0251 or 043-3703. 11 am. Morning worship Cherub church. CHURCH or THE NAZARENE 410 E. Maduon. M5 5-5065 9:45 am Church school. Sq Mra Evelyn Benedict. ” 11 am Morning worship and Prayer. Cape Horn to Fairbanks, Alaeha, in 40 days and nights to show that it’s as tough as it is good-looking! Comet has what it takes-but you'll be surprised how little it takes to own one! Come get yours-this week! Drtv« UM WsrWi umm-MM «*"•»«“» Cfc-mpU* •> ywr Sean Sselsrt 8 pm Gospel by the pastdr.- praise and Bible study. MAHLER MOTOR SALES 1320 N. McMinn Halting! WI 5-2479 �Holidays Were Happier at Barry Medical Facility Fresh Out of the Attic PstlenU in the Barry County during the post holiday season. , or three packages in each *hopMndlcal Facility are rtlil recallMr*. Betty Abbey. »dmlnl*ping bag. Ing many of the. wonderful pro*: trative aaristanl.. said that i . — . grams and parties given fqr many people spent a great Umn by groups and Individual* deal of lime assuring the pa­ tient. a “Merry Christmas.” She Fsiid it was particularly heartwarming to as* lhe number of employees who appeared vol­ untarily on Christmas Eve Tlie employee* have “learned That crowns tlie green ances­ tral hill* our toiling father* bod. Many have taken the silent bark Uiat pile* the phantom Ude. By H. D. Btirtw or so ago from my eld standby. Hoy Dough* of Pin* Grove. call- Health, and Mr*. Lee Cook went through'to beware of the ward* with a gift for each, GrulZiariijr * unuui >nvw>cu» patient, and they alao *ang'on|y the northern ataire, carols in the dayroom and dining frottbitc can »ho hit well down In first aid for frostbite, forget 1 into' the south when blizzards the old saw about rubbing the ; sweep in. and those lere accus- affected part with snow, and ! Untied to revere oold may be leas also forget the completely in­ valid caution against rapid thaw­ ing. Also, don't massage or nib Uie frozen port. DpnX touch It at ail. Begin rapid rewarmtng a* here Ming carols. The Hastings soon a* pouible. A hot both I* High Cliulr thrilled the patients excellent, but avoid scalding. Hot with a program which ha* bewet towel* will help, changed frequently and applied .gently. fort for the patient* Many others helped make the entire period happier for the with Mrs Vera Young* al the piano olid Joiin Hoc* os song leader Mrs. Abbey wa* the mas­ ter of ceremonies. Jerry Baum and Mike Potter mng a duet and, Burr Fjssrtt read. Thr Christ- carokra mas Story'' from the Bible Uiat a c larry Jordan, the eon of Elsa taken Jordan, an aide, sang a solo and I am rending you two poems Iln* “lc 111 >'on'u-' Purling brook And happy was a home that liad a spring bodde the door. everybody loved him. of the Glare Creak Grange, I flow* within the woodland* wild an article on the Grange. । They built tills'house, a place Ira's father, Malcom McCal. to school thia white man's tarhim. wa* a peculiar man. I can cat child. THE FRIENDLY, k FOLKS / And brought It to the school oon\pl«e in elghtren-fUty-eight. Don McCallum then Called out a meeting from the wilds of all the voting men. 00 They formed a district, chore a site, prepared to build a school. Where waved the walnut Respectfully, Roy Douglas. Wilf TOP VALUE STAMPS-WIN KROGER BRAND FOODS! ling pool. WEDNESDAY double June. In clghtcen-flfty-elght. P8: The Bowery which spoken of in the McCallum a achool upon tlic wlieel of fau-. Ira McCallum played the cor- stamps We’re thankful for thooe good th« Bowery with •* bni*h top. WcYc thankful for the Provi­ dence that caused all schools to Fresh V/hole And for the God who pours A DREAM OF THE PAST Written for the McCallum School Reunion Find Meeting. July 18, itrr Written by Ira McCallum history'* page the recording line. But History* parchment wc-U 50 Extra TV Staaps with the i mtit you juil can'l r'tprinkl* on"l Cut-Up Fryers er Fryer Parts on every urchin'* tongue, The world's fun nnd mischief PORK CHOPS Tenderay Boston Rolled _ false and fair Pfllrick Cudahy We'd watch the imp* that (39ft, ■' pulled the Uie tall toll from Tam O'!Hw barer* Venice modelrd thanter1* mare. Canned riMC* wrui* ano /vscrioo _ wy*% Bathroom Tiuue 10 ""*79/ looking back through Tenderoy Cube Steaks b 99* Cane* Hi* 99/ Through sylvan vale and can- But . Boneless Pot Roast »• 79' far, the old trees grim and gray, I The sylvan aisles and com-' And in the Bowery's glowing don, the stream* that Wind away. lights and braced by midnight's Ahj *wppli< on the cryrtal! ROUNDSTEAK (■Naturally lender... 1 lh* kind of iandre- It lire* a worthy monument to And memory I* a fickle thing. dim In recollection's eye. And Image* of schoolboy"* day* TENDERAY And still the old school rugxi stands, through long event- stream* with blood and drcnch- Meet Mr. and Mrt. Peter Gillish of Muskegon, our first weekly Vacation Bingo Dream-Trip Winners! They're going to Honolulu! You can win a DreamTrip to any one of 24 World Famous cities. A Lucky Trip winner every week! Play Vacation Bingo today! Large Eggs Lv.! iTdiir Naw Historical Book of B*rrr Co. holiday. and life was like a dream. The winds of limo have blown. SUCED BACON fe 53/ *2.79 50 EXTRA TOP VALUE STAMPS 50 EXTRA TOF VALUE STAMM with the putchoi* ol 2 or mor* pkgA. CUT-UP FRYIRS or FRYER PARTS Facial Tittue 50 EXTRA TOO VALUE ITAMri 50 EXTRA TOE VALUE ITAMPt Mt**, MIcfcKaa Kwick Kriip Frozen Peat GLARE ROOM OEDUOABER tadreni ai Krogsr thru Sat. la*. 23,1945 wllli me Are scattered like tl>e drifted leaves from autumn's shedding 50 EXTRA TOP VALUE STAMvl WHITE BREAD WO EXTRA TOO VALUE STAMM i Cottage m 15-oz. Cheese cartel BUFHRIH tropics trim the Tamlama lYall. And some whore mountains \'A BOBDIN'S H EXTRA TV VALUE ITAMv! FIG BARS the Hun'* advance. ' COTTAGE CHEESE lb. loaves r °L playing Florida Vina Ripo with fire? TOMATOES r .... | 15 EXTRA TOF VALUE HAMM ■ 1 Embassy Syrup 49* • |awretfrozermffeecaie| ****4®^^^ ' SPOTLIGHT C INSTANT COFFEE K>0* i" *1.19 R^wwsl Kroner thru $*l . J*a. 23.1965 g Boston, ficnrola or ENDIVE LETTUCE Golden Crown IDAHO POTATOES GRAPEFRUIT 50 EXTRA TOHALUE-ITASM | KROGER PUDDIHCS | FLOWERS COLEMAN Michigan Macintosh AISLES 4 “^29/. 50 EXTRA W VALUE STAMPS 50 EXTRA TOP VALUE STAMPS with puthaw ol do*. 88 iba or 113 tire with Iho purchare of 2 or mor* haad* | SURKIST RAVEL BRAKES | ICIBERC LfTTUCl �Holstein Breeders Plan Shows, Give Awards THE HASTINGS BANNER Highlights Interesting Barry County Holstein Brtcd- School in Hastings. FARM NEWS Corn Silage, Haylage Produce High Nutrients Barry Farm Calendar... hlgheal yield of nutrients of all crops, according to a Michigan SMte Uninratty dairy «cclallsL |O to > complete silage feeding Area Holsteins Records Listed •old tn Vermontville for *13. He Lloyd Gaskill, Dowling. । aware of the dangers of portable oil burning iieatara which ore . not equipped with vents. Elec­ , triad heaters are better from a I safety standpoint. ..... ....................... ncr served by the ladies of Our Lady of Great O4k Church, Dowling. Steven Couch. MiddleVille, entertained with several accordion numbers. -A The buslnca, mreUng Was .. . . . . I .. Howard Johnston, Nashville. New, officially recognized milk j ordy in .• penally designed fix- ; and butterfat production levels utrea and hung with chains to by RegUtcred Holstein cows in । properly protect livestock, this area are listed in a special pfutcr also suggests keeping This year's winner was Marte report from Holstein - Friesian > lp gm, tanks out of farm buildAM«teuon of America tags and panto out that three ^<xl }au> OI ttl worfc Vicinity cows Included in Uk I WThe tanks 'i^artxbty can lead to uuo wUh Hokum caule. She was a disaster teaks whtrh ___. rKo rmruiIiiIHv nf lenka ... . . . .. Armodeara Ormsby Judy M15476. a 10-ycar-old owned by Titeodurc H. Armstrong, Lake Odcsuii. produced 18,030 iba. of sa, planted guilty to the theft. Eaton County for a I discussed clasaUlcaUon. regUtra- Rregtetratlon to kqep Pbdlgreos cirar. ckuaiflcaUon to aid in breeding a better next generation and production records (HIH and DHIR) on which to base culling. future sales and better producIl™ rhn.ish hKtlwr Iwwilnv was Repeater Sent 1 Back to Prison N 50 Years of Livestock to Highlight Week । TiSvwSSSi Nashville. Lockshore Emory Show will be held at Allegan on July 30. The annual State Hol- -- - - —I National Fteldman Jim Day. tan properly Former* Week on’the Michigan Michigan State University sqp— — •— — t emaed the sampling. weighing and haylap- is ttaUrable for Btate Unlvmtty campus. most farms to use all land to its operation with tile Holstein or­ beat capability, to distribute the tan Stadium w|ll s h > ganizations herd and brevd im­ provement programs. Vie Banner H’anf Adi! with animals fed today's typical farm rations. MBU livestock DOUBLE VALUE DAYS DOUBLE VALUE DAYS tors throughout the week. For Quick Courteous Sarviee Phone 945-2405 CAYLORD CARR. O-.„ Farm Fires Highly Costly, Expert Reports It would take n sizable bunk- Get the feel of these exclusive features Independent ground-speed control. Single pedal clutches, brakes, and reduces travel speed- Safety start. Double-action braking power to both rear wheels. Foam-rubber-cushioned deep bucket seat. Automotive-type steering. Take a test-spin soon. O Goodyear Bros. IMPLEAAENTS PheM WI 5-5052 124 N. Jefferoon # (discover the difference) grown on Michigan farms. but in} a variety, of nutrition and that's the equivalent amount of losses suffered by the States helping the Michigan farmer produce meat more efficiently aging fires. More than $7.25 million worth of farm buildings, machinery will lughllght reveral of Uic daily and livestock went up in smoko on Michigan farms during 1963. animal husbandry department. says Richard Pfister. Michigan Carcass liog entrto will be State University agricultural Judged on Monday, Feb. 1. Beef safety engin»,iT. Another $7 milcaUlo meetings and annual h indirect dam WITH PURCHASE OF ANT NEW McCULLOCH CHAIN SAW Removal Luxurious new look Luxurious new room Luxurious new ride Uvcstock fed rations rccom- handllng." he concluded. See the NEW JOHN DEERB 11O Lawn and 1964. Sbo is the daughter of Mr.: Ax‘*Jx Kea>“‘ Circuit Judge Arefio McDonald. »«*• ITmj Horry County Black and McNere had previously pleaded Wiuie Slww *P^\«Uly to lor i«iy from Uu-d well•r —r ~~r ----- kvurx vo twvsAa innii UK uwcuthe Barry County fairof AmBdur vuiancuba, al Brtxlbcck Acres CfothUde Sonia OllfllllWriMtiU JI I L grounds. Everyone Is urged to Naohville test Aug. 13. Ufcksiwrc Wendy's Emory. axn<’ «»«1 «h°*I Ho has served thrsa other registered Guernsey bull, pwurd Members elected to tlic board .terms. In 1057 for unlawful use by James A. and Altec B. Fish, of directors were Ted Armstrong, of a car. In 1960 for bnnkliig .irul 594 lbs. of butterfat In 301 days. Hickory Camera. lu»a become a Lake Odessa; Paul Wing. Belie- entering and in 1962 for forgery Fayne Dixie Bonnie Burke Summarized Sire, according to vue and Waynard Jarrard, and uttering and publishing a ■wo*. koaXviUa MaUaaui Haiti 4687118, a flyc-ycar-old owned the American Guernsey Cattle Nashville. The association will txid check. Ho was on parole by Howard O’. Johnston. Nash­ Club. To otuun Ulis distinction, again sponsor a calf to be sold wlwn the newest offense was ville, produced 17.480 lbs. Of Nldk Hammond. 25. 335 E. milk and 599 lbs. of butterfat in daughters with official produc- committee to choose the calf Is non records. ----------------- <headed ______ by Hubert ------Long.State WoodStreet, pleaded guilty when • Emory ' has 10 tested daugh- Lind. He will be aided by Paul arraigned by Proancutor Rich­ Hulong Boron Sadie 4645510, a five-year-old, produced 17,860 ters that' have made 17 officbd , Wtn»- Bellevue and Robert Gas- — pounds of nutrimits with charges. production frecords. Their aver- klU- TX^rllngNext year Uic annual mevttarfat in 325 days; Hulong Baren age production is 10.498 pound* Jane, Lady 5064923. a four-year- of milk and 500 pounds of fat. Ing will again be held In Jununu »— Auty-DwUax ASA Aa»u»l old. had 18,71(1 lbs. of milk and milking. 305-day, mature equl- and will be a night meeting. BsmUb* Cssxos. Hulong Boron Beauty 5395739. a MV m wn two-year-old, had 15.630 lbs. of This line Guernsey buH was Central Michigan Holstein Um ration. milk and 633 1ba, of butterfat in ,r----- , ------ ------- -----------3<U days; Hulong Baron Mono Corners. Tills bull's urc was gustions of ways to make the Jo Jo 5395738, a two-year-oid. Lyrene King’s Emory, and his sale of more value to area breedhad 17.160 Iba. of milk and 625 (jam WM Lockshore Jarrell's. eta were made by members of lbs. ot butterfat in 305 days. AU y/endy. Siw has 8 .official rec- the association. u R_. YR..U— r . | >ntc Black Whlte ■hi rissuirffl vlsltad his mother. Mra. Voo Dunn, on Bunday._____________ Tuesday along with discussions Wednesday will . bring swine Judging and the traditional Uve- LHAIN SAM OfthtRS! were three-quarters of a mil- A livestock judging contest for both youths and adults will be' Pfistar cites four problems held on Thursday. Prizes will which account for two-thirds of SAVE H.OOI —defective wiring. —Inadequate lightning protecIndiyldual youths, adult county trams and adult individuals. ! Closing out the week's ac—.— --------------- ----------\ tlrlttea will be the 30th annual1 troleum and other highly cornbred ewe sale In the livestock | bustlble products. puvlllon. Thia event te the con- I —faulty beating equipment, a FRANCISCO j ------------ •-----------I Tl» agricultural safety englma DK* C1IDDI opne Washington. Michigan nser advised farmers to install ADU C1IDDI V V 1 rAKAA jUrrLT I State sophomore end. tied the adequate Insulation so Ixirn* can M-37 South WI 5-3!50':6i*rtan single-game reception be boated by Uveatock Instead of ' record when he rnared seven supplemental heating equipment 1 poses against Wbccrirln In 1964. Hu cautioned farmers to be Sporty Swinger! 'ts CkwroM Impala Spoil Coups 65 Chevrolet NOTICE A public hearing will be held on February 1 1965. at 7:30 p.m. at the Episcopal Parish House. 315 W.*Center St. in Hastings. The purpose is to discuss with the City Planning Commission the new Master Plan which was recently completed for the City of Hastings. The commission urgently requests all interested citizens to attend and air their views of this new plan. Like surprises? We have quite a few waitingfor you. One of them is the elegant, trend-setting styl­ ing of the big luxurious '65 Chevrolet. The car looks down­ right expensive! Then, there’s room. Moro of it than many expensive cars have. Extra foot room with Chevrolet’s new frame and forward tmgine design, extra shoulder room with those handsome curved sldo windows,j The enroll actually /eel ex­ pensive whe^pu ride in it. (And it ahouW-nctwCull Coil suspen­ sion, wheels wBer apart, oven 700 sound and Mock absorbers between you anlT the road.) There’s plenty of power to get Sil around, too—including an proved Six. And did you know there are more than 150 different ways to personalize a Chevrolet? Coma look them over. And let us show you how easily your old car and modest monthly payments can have you driving away a beauti­ ful ’65 Chevrolet-just the way you want it! Life is full of surprises. So is our showroom. Come in for yours. discover the difference Drive something really new-discover the difference at your Chevrolet dealer’s Chevrolet • GieveUe • Chevy II • Corvair- Corvette LARKE BUICK-CHEVROLET 1435 S. Hanover HASTINGS WI 5-242$ �at Clrtjlis and Woman’s study I cold to •O wy much. but X am I m stflkin ■r a ■ ■ ■ ‘ Carter of Lake fM-r— Her terreung, and Mt every body lesweri topic wm "Anatomy at Peaoc.’i know, w TW ‘^ewirt*0“. an have you found fault with our It wae an intrrroitng look al M*ln «r«a was the aceno or an Winter weather the |*u*l weeic? the pramlira in tho Bible Uiat Queitloigid Thomas Potter, son at Mr. and Mra. Forest Potter. 4710 DUMB Read. Woodland. Is one ofJB Michigan State Uniwitty tor e Httl term. time to got fcross and was hit low reported (unofficially) from | Jux w A Dorris returned in thi- rear feruler by Shank’s ports of the Upper Peninsula. p-m,y noin lkUr« and spent car. Nobody was hurt. ground Is white with only lhB iwiend here. He spmt Mr. and Mrs. Chet Hesterty one inch or so of snow white in much ln his former ' wtn Sunday dinner guratt with Indiana and some of the farther home and. assisted by James and 1 anted person filing Jmmartattflfir refttre^ w ot income. TtaaMF Wttb becomes breadwinner • m—. --__ Y... ... . .. . . । ruxwre nas nimed uunv . disabled. in tho fine twenty years of iin- THCfeient nliibs hnen LIUMJVU . ———- have ----- --------/ * I taking turns with the mending cojJ«1 on Elisabeth Waite at Any other dubs Interested In the hospital Verden and Byron thie project could contact tbe nrsterly were In Okemos Bat­ facility. * We need more news urday to help Mr. and Mrs.1 wie tjiguuiu siorra mere. nr icii tjii ouiuui)on Monday thd radio! by plane from Grand Raplda for Steve Joluwm. winner at Bls PoUob admlnletaaUon Uie Benner Want Adel law. offer everything from physi­ cal and medical restoration— in­ cluding. for example. an artifi­ couldn’t qualify for old - age cial limb—to the teaching of a bcuUita because he had been new trade. Vocational rciiabiUprevented from working long laUon U an incuridual matter; riiMign to have the rrqulrec talkrod to .hie particular attua- 7-RIB PORTION PORK Q(|C LOINS LJ queaUoo: If I am receiving re- live diiabllliy picture U not daabUily benefits? Untie to receive disability pay­ meats as long as you are not waking, whether you art being rehabuitatod or not. U, milt at rvfwbtiitaUon. lightened. 1 wu require disability security. must be condition benefits under social admxi 7 further •■grecc.’ lcrkxl Furt. the dlsablUty * IiUMlUia. ’ a mretai or physical , (1IM-T which mev™, uic wick- . t^u®*“on- T went back to full wtuuiutaua uic wi«a antUovmcnL after tana re- Center Rib Chops gauutu wore snq uic coixll.ico duAbiUty benefits stepped must be of a permanent nature, r* Temporary duabiUUea like broJIS* .— . . .. .. now i cant wont al all. Am i enutled to disability benefits qualify. The second requirement U. 69c FOR FRYING OR BROILING Pork Tenderloins 79' Woodland Uy Mrt. Gtendon Curtle 1<M N. Mais 1S7-1K iiKXith* before any benefits arc paid. The payments can itart left Monday morning for Florida. | I guess they thought this cold waiting period Questlou: I had FISH STICKS n to work again. Must I wall six and "stick tl out.” * Weekend months before getting in touch touch with your social security office at the end at tear months from the time you became unable to work because of your | diiabUlty. You will bs requested to get medical evidence showing your condition at the end of the four - month period. You may later be actrd to submit a report of your condition at the expira­ tion of the six-month period. Qocstton: Is there any Ume limit on the filing of disability Claims? That is, could 1 fUe a claim as much as a year after I became disabled? Answvvi Yes. you could file one y»ar later and BUD get all yuur benefits But disability pay­ men te. Ukr social security re­ tirement beneflte, are only re­ troactive tor one. year. Bo you stKiuld file within one year after the alx-tnonths* waiting period. If you delay beyond thoee IB months, you run the risk at toe­ ing some ar all of the benefits to which you are sntiUed. and Mm Jamte Hurlburt of Bat­ tle Creek. « Billy Graham * new film. ’World's Fair Encounter," will be shown Thursday at 8 pm. at the Lakewood High audi­ torium. This should be very in­ teresting so plan to attend, it "Family Day" will be obeerred Sunday. Jan. M at the Metho* dirt Church. A potluck dinner will be served at 1 with a pro­ gram following, w The firemen were railed out Saturday to asstot the lak*. Odaaa firman with a fire. Dr. Robinsons house on Brown Road, was burning. Nobody bred Ln the house but they had been thawing pipes out during the day. Mr. and Mrs Herald Olaaato and Mr. and Mra. Galen Kil­ mer and Laurie were Bunday visiters with tho farmer’s daugh­ ter. Mr. and Mra. Duane Cium end family of Dearborn Heights. * Leon Tyler was in Freeiand recently at the home of . lib daugfatar. Mr. and Mrs. RabhO TRAVEL TRIO ' '- Canned Picnics 3 tenants stepped. insurance tem-nta •nne.Vl NX, Grand Rapids. Michigan IXTiod if thia occurs. security disability benefits start­ ing wllh the month in which I Boneless Rolled Loin Portion u. 39c BONELESS, READY TO EAT >jj§^OPQUAUTY li nu-t 11 the worker has a total Your eocial orourtly office has LMsJdrt. lire far the asking, »WUty .II_ * "If You Become ____ — . called Disabled." Address quest loris to: Your Loin Portion Country Style Spore Ribs LIGHTLY BREADED «2,9C Roasted Sausage TEMPLE ORANGES - 69*. Jonathan Apples Radishes - MARVEL, VANILLA 49c 6-INCH CUT SUPER RIGHT Defietoui with JANE PARKER PUMPKIN PK...U. 49c 5c 19C 4 iSi 59c Peas A&P,. HALVES _ Red Plum Preserves * 3 JAR 69c Yellow Cling Peaches 5 ai« 99c I “WONDERS OF THE ANIMAL KINGDOM” will help to develop your children*! appreciation for nature's wonderful world of fatcinatlng forms that live In our world. You’ll find this magnificent album a wort of authority, created by a leading zoologist and four outstanding । I i artists. There are 420 brilliantly-colored, easy-tcnapply pictures. Your children can paste them i J packets of pictures in tho entire collection—each packet contains 20 beautifully-colored pictures. We will off er 3 NEW PACKETS of pfchMei EACH WHK at 15c eoch. 1 25c 2 XS 25c DARI COUNTRY, IMITATION 2 49c '*tX79c Sliced dioose I Reni Cream Topping VACim Ho. a Ikni Ho7* Of Pumpkin Pie JO HCTUJU l*CH AM HOW OH SAU AT >1. TACH BREEZE 2-LB. Ml. PACKAGE LARGE, 8-lNCH >1 Qc YOU CAH’T BUY FINER... You II Alei/erTasle Bettei Coffee! DETERGENT XX p-73r teJLx 7Qe 3-LB. 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AUTOMOBILE CLUB OF MICHIGAN 3s*1.00 WHOLE KTINH. d« CUAM STYLE finest* places to eat. The fact is, they're nearest Auto Club office. 8& 99 14b. 12-or. CANS 89c Luncheon Meat IONA panions. This travel trio tells you the right members always use them. You can too by 4 SUPER RIGHT way to go, the best places to stay and the along with you? They don't take up much u. 89c * i• Pork 'n Beans 29c Florida bound? AAA Maps, Triptiks and WINGS , Tour Books make excellent traveling com­ Why not take these traveling companions Fryer Parts Rib Steaks CAMPBELL UX No. HEAD BREASTS IRIBS ATTACHED) IB. 55c WHOLE LEGS m Ice Cream ret$H, entsp Endive or Escarole u. 39c $2” iS 75c BOKAR it. in is 3 _Ufi_ A i4i .Bki I’/t-LB-EA. Coffee Cake ANU I Whole Wheat Bread IACH 33c JS 19c �l-TW HA8TINOB BANNKB i an —“T I TVXL New Low-Income g" I? *1 n !• Interred rarf of 4-one- i------------ :--------------------------------- o. A PROCLAMATION »J Delton Area I” H,,h covtTbaalcf.imilyncreBAitica.be WHEREAS'January 21, 1965 to the Ooldcn Anniversary of 'the founding of Kiwania In- On Monday Jan. 11. there r aim IV VdCUll (Tedit :u,tAhre 1*bJraouroaa.including obtem creditthefrom BX* regu- •5:30. ♦ A-Board of Educalic A *111 kw k>an program of the Fann- meeting was held on Jan. 11. □emee Available show "* Koma *reasonable ’ Administration, and O" 12. there was an At promise of vtaory meeting. * C ■ <111111J Q • A new credit service, to help succeeding In the enterprise to the teachers had a low-lnrome families In rural be financed by Hie loan. the Home Economic arras raise their incomes is now A cooperative, to be eligible. 3:30. The purpose of available In Michigan, according must be primarily composed of ing was to organln to Stale Director Nyle L Kat- * “■*aerve ------- *— ’----------------' fam- Advisory ------------and low-income nuiU meeting *■ Partners Home Administration. iftr?' h® ?ru‘ble Ihc Parehmrnt Panthers were | credit from other sources, defeated al Delton. The senior* | About 35 million families Hi tpotvcrtd a dance after the rural areas Across, the country-. vanrtty * The Delton Including 500.000 farm families. fmhmen basketball tram played ar© unable to obtain credit u> Uinunst Parchment Iwre on Jan. develop Income-increasing enter- j5 The Delton . Junior High Edward B. Moylan, Jr., Miami, Florida, President of Kiwania prow* The hew credit program lnun u-aveltd tp Middleville <m ; international, points to some of the thousands of "blank checks Is budgeted at 535.000.000 for the Jftn_ j5 * On Jan. 16.the Del­ of community service" which Kiwania clubs will fill in and present . current fiscal ymr. ,tan Panthers defeated Middle­ .- I In addition to the new credit rille at Middleville. The fresh-, to tho mayors of their communities on January 21 to mark the AU countyoffices inMichigan. * service, the Farmer* Home Ad- men tram abs<> traveled to Mid-1 Golden Anniversary of Kiwania International. KaU said, oreaccepting appll- ministration mtvis all rural dlcvlHe. * Tho seniors ordered! , .. tJetton. T., a rauem. far loans up to $2500 cvuntlra In Michigan with loans thrlr announcements at I «• * w^Sd hL to " * to finance farming enterprises, to finance farm operations, buy Jan. 19. This Wednesday the Han-ard. ™u ruw buMA—. U^U. .nd <„u,„ Un™, O A A .m-u, U.tel u, iLu,^ J"" ’“ i E5 “« — -------' ' " over! Other students who sold and services. Rural cooperaUvra rural housing, and develop com- to the Harting* Bowl. * On Jan. - 3062 w™ 330 worth of subscriptions were: I serving low-income families and munlly water systems. recreaUon 22. Delton will play KciIoKg;?' Tretie Ball. Betty Boniface, providing wrrioui and facilities' arras, and grazing land It alw there ♦ Tlwre will be no sch.«l .... , Linda Bryan. Yvqnnc Campbell I Kathy <Foote, Kay Johnson. Lin-J not otherwise available may also provides a prognun of emergency for the students on Jon. 23 due i 'lagarine bales bo eligible for credit under the loans, watcralud Ioann, and rural to the end of tire semrater. * On Jan- *— ,lle had a da Kenyon. Judy Loveland. Dil>ro«rajn. renewal loans. The FHA office On Jan. 26. the frrahtnen Uaakrt-1clftas '« r‘*,ra 13" Kathy .Mahleu. Jana ana Mack. Borrower* win be provided in this area is located at 301 S. ball team will travel to Way- . purpose was to hand out certlti- McBain. Mona Monica.' Judy csxittnulng management aid to Michigan. Hastings. Michigan, land. The K-l and 7th. 8th. and ' cau» und **-uds rrom Cur- Phillips. Debbie BcoU. Anilid help U»em make a success of The office U open Monday 9th grade pictures wiU abo i*.; Us School Plan to the rtdrftnts shetrin. Mary Beth Wornm.? their farming eiitcrprksra or new tirrough Friday between « am- token on Jan. 26. * On Jan. 37,1 ■* “0 earned than by seUIng Janet Wheeler, Steve Adams. ■ buslnrawa , and 4 30 pm. Telephone WI 5- the 2nd. 3rd. 4th. ,10th. and Hth Each Mudent who ix>n Bcver. Bill Bourdo. Jack ---------------- -----I-----p(c!uiT)gwUj bo utw,n. T)M. K>kl tw or more worth of sub- Bower. Fred Bradfield, Brent "• * will ■" -------a U. 6. Department of Api-1 ---------- -•------GAA. travel---to Eclio " Val■ ­ rxrijrttons received a Certificate Braford. Vincent Clmata. GarJ of Achievement. Each student Ford. Don Fmsler. Tom Orrer, culture Agency, will administer Ground Mral Storage _______ . the new loan sendee under re- I Ground beef docs not keep as amount ot snow then * On Jan. who sold 3100 or more worth of - Dennis Harrington, Michael Usccntly delegated authority from well as other, meat cuts like 28, the 5th and 6th grade plc- sutiwriptionv received a Curtis tcr. Janwa Lewis, Gene Nus-1 the Office of Economic Oppor- steaks and chops, so plan to use tun* will be taken. * On Jen. MOO Sales Club Pin plus a Ccrtl- txmm. Ron Whitney and Jerry I , Teller. tuntty. I within 34 hours after purchasing. 28. the freshmen basketball flea to of Achievement. Libera 11red loan term* and While In the refrigerator, let it team will play at Kellogg. * On ------. --------- -------- ----------- — .. rendition* for participating stand, loosely wrapped, in the Jan. 29.. Delton will play Rich- , top He sold 519050 -photo Contest-' —salesman. — ——— -— l ontr*l -• tow i S—fiul.o —.' - - ... - ‘ ......I » —-*— - — - ------- - —....— Panto .. iant! av. there. at a 8:30. * If anyone worth of -subscriptions which enThis contest 1* being presented tlllrd him to the first prize by the Delton Plrotography Club, award. The first prize award The pictures ar© to bo given to * cnrnmi. He also received Mr Busch or Mr. Honeywell. a Certificateof Achievement and The entry fee U 5 rents per a Curtis Sales Club Pin. , pictKrthnnd any number of pho- .' Cathy Smith was the next'to* may be entered. Old pic-! runner up. She secured 2nd plarc tufra may be entered but you I by selling 116327 worth of sub- must take them yourself, scriptlons. She also received a On the back of the picture ; Certificate of Achievement and • following information must ’ n Curtis Sales Club Pin along be put: ruune. address plionc with a »7 gift certificate for । number. type of film, and type winning second place. of camera. Each student whp sold wo or -nw rn(rt~ mu>t u more worth at subm-ifttlnn. «mr of one Qf lho foUowln|(.; | scriptions. Those who sold over, “iu«, 530 »orth wot Uieir names put Priro, will be awarded to the I 'T'5’ Unw’ ot “* Picture. The! more m they had $5 amounts to be given are: 1 roll of, over the 530. Too award winners BW film and a roil of colored were; IM place Doug Brower, film. Th* wirvusr* wiU go Into 3nd place Cathy Smith. 3rd the Scoop. Marilyn Madden. 4th Linda The contest ends ou Feb. 1. at 200 Die in Water Accidents ■ In Michigan < personal injury and IT! property damage only. And. WHEREAS achievement of this milestone repra>ent.,i more than the completion of fifty colejidar years, but is. 605290 water vmnrv of reimmunttv' wrvlre IlnMichigan's 1SM c|nl|ned Ilvesaccidents and tnI tn 1964 claimed 290 lives and in­ yeraary of community service. . death*. the 1*4 involving »wlm. Ahd, WHEREAS tlie men of lured 228 persons, the worst waKiwanls have contributed un- j ter toll In five years, according aeifUhly to the good of this'to State Police provisional (Igconununlty. aided in their. utta The breakdown included 41 work by the citizens, i Only in 1959'were there more who fell from bridges, banks, I. therefore, caU upon the dtl- drowning! but the 335 death* (docks or piers. 40 boat operators. sens to Join me hi honoring the .charged to that year included 31 .38 boat passengers. 13 who fpll Klwanlans of HMtinga Michigan, “ Cl«»»«ftralton dropped through Ice. nine who attempted as thaw Klwanlans have han-,ln ,M1 “s Bn M^ent category I to rescue others, three skin or .veil us in countlcM ways ■ --------- -------- ' —— i Scuba divers, one water skier throughout tlie years, and I de­ a new official record and 14nj wj,0 fC|j into a tank or Clare tills to be Klwanis Golden tops the prcvluus high ot 560 i well. Anniversary Week in Hastings Michigan, urging each and every | citizen to join me in wishing1 The State Police in 1968 in'ac- | Addition of 10 pounds of urea this organization of our fellow coruancc wnn a new taw organ »—■ -• ■—" ~TT~ LAL, citizens a liappy birthday and official compilation of Michigan ommended by 20 dairymen wno ------------------------------ -- .w---------- w<ur ardent sUllltk.s reported sureraMully ured the practice in by all police agencies. 1»«3. “>■’ Hillman. Michthat He ulicad. Last year’s number of injured Iran State Vnlmalty dairy «tFranklin C. Beckwith «os second only to the high t.-n.-.lon spedahst. Economic admark of 231. also set in 1961. vantage* of using urea far outOf Ute aeddenta. 261 caused weigh the disadvantages when Fur Banner CLualflcd Ada 1 fatalities while 173 resulted In protsln supplements are rnatly. Calj 'WI 5-3481. r At Qui& & Easy CaSWuw HOMEOWNERS CASH to consolidate your’bills. 1st and 2nd Mortgages. No Red Tape. No Application .Fees. Quick Closing. Widows, Retirees ore Welcome. PAY OFF ALL YOUR BILLS Cut Your Preacnt Pqyment in Holf! SECOND MORTGAGES FIRST MORTGAGES Per. Mo. If You Need $1,500 ...p«r Only $17.42 $3,000 ...rxr Only $34.84 Only $58.06 $5,000 Original Home $6,500 $ 5.000 Y $ 9,000 $ 6.500 $1,500 $2,500 $13,000 $ 9.500 $3,500 $15,000 $10,000 $5,000 Battle Creek. Michigan Call Collect 05"0527 or Moil Coupon WHY SHOULD YOU SPEND ’3000 AND NOT GET A MAGNIFICENT NEW MERCURY? YOU SHOULDN’T! Awarded year's top C ... no,w in the Lincoln Continental tradition honor ---------------------------------- COME TAKE A CLOSER LOOK TODAY-AT YOUR MERCURY DEALER’S! MAHLER MOTOR SALES y 1310 N. Michigan Hastingi were WI 5-2479 � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/492/HastingsBanner_1965-01-28.pdf d16122b465878a5d284f91173304ee2d PDF Text Text The Hastings Banner 109th Year NUMBER 41 Hastings, Michigan. Thursday, January 28, 1965 Hostings Mfg. Gives $750 to Library Mr* Richard T. Orw». president of the Hastings Public Library board, gratefully reported that the Hasting. Manufacturing Company had given 6750 to tin- new library. LIBRARY GIVEN THE BOOK—Hastings Public Library, dedlPresented to Librarian Florence Wllsou waa a Guiding Light Bible, the King James version, and Catholic Action Bible. Con- Mahar (left). Vermonlrllle protect engineer with Michigan Mag- Barry Leaders To Direct Study Groups in County DISTINGUISHED CITIZENS—Membra of lire Fifty-five Barry County’ leaden -cmpleted tlirre training vtwiions In Developing Human Resource*. L,,t— —— w, —— to thspteture are Stanley Folts (lettl 923 N. Michigan, and Gordon Fuhr, 436 Area Chamber Outlines Full ’65 Activity Program 'Program of WorkfApproved by Directors; Industrial, Retail, Tourist Activities on Schedule The study groups will focus on ind Growth." -Education and mining" and "Matching People BLISS HONORS SALES 1*11 Co dinner: Each person participating will Perrault presented him with a igan State University Cooperative Extension Service. Ire- and a committee of public school personnel and other county cltUens. Now you may join your neigh­ bors in friendly group dlscuasloro tn a eounty-wld* program devoted o understanding human resources in Michigan.' Now la the rims to uake your opinion felt on com­ munity growth and development, in education, on employment ai^I unemployment. For further infor­ mation contact the Barry County Extension office or one of the fol.owitlg Group Discussion Leaders. The Hastings Area Chamber of Commerce directors have announced a program for 1965 which is designed u>-improve the community's industrial position, increase the tourist and resort activities, assist with the implementation of*the proposed Hastings Master pkui and promote other programs for the benefit of everyone. The "Program of Work" includes a variety of retail promo­ ------------------------------------------------- rions. such us the Moonlight Sale. Clean - Up and Paint - Up Bale. Sidewalk Days and other Beulah & Hull. Rl Delton. Ph: special merchandising events’. 623-6351. Wayne Beery. Plainwell. The projects, Robert Jones, manager, explained, do not inJames Fish. Rl Hickory Cor­ ners. Ph’ 671-6216 Chamber of Commerce tor 1965, Marc Squler. Middleville. Ph: but do include most of the out­ 7C6-9246 .> tending or new projects. Leila Hawblitz. R2 Nashville. Ph The Barry County Republican The ••Program of Work” fol- S53-2106. Lincoln Day Banquet will be held BW Robert B. Jones. 129 W. State ------; on Thursday. Feb. H. at the First MediodUt Church al 7:15. 1. Continue to work with In045-4537 uaais ui inc i yucu oiuiuu Park. Actionrod Building, other Ph: 945-5011. Robert and Helen Wenger, Rl industrial sites, and* various in­ dustrial development agencies The speaker for the evening throughout the state. 946-5657. 1. Establish a special program em Michigan University. The Wayne Penncck. R3 Nashville, for an Industrial Site Viewing Day, for industrial realtors, and Ph CM-OOCO. Emeraon Calm*. Rl Hastings. Lincoln Day Banquet Here Thursday, Feb. 11 Elton Lawrence. 504 Johnson. view possible industrial rites. X Enoouiage placing signs on Middleville, Ph: T86-JTW. area highways. co-chairman: rickets, Mra, Robert.’ i 4. Recommend a study of trans­ Mr*. Marie HlgUe. 410 E. Wri­ Baldwin. chairman, with Mra. Wil-’ < portalion within this area. ' Prtra; publicity and advertising.' thtjkTto'D^rid* K^ft tor* hh Lloyd Meadows. R3 Plainwell. Ted Tnl Teadt, Teadt. chairman, with StewartI Stewart work on Industrial tri.i Brochure, n-,v.>,i,ra Ph: 664-5157. Graham. Robert Booth. Roger Wil­ which has recently .>en com­ 945-5764. liams, Charles Geiger, Marshall pleted. Don Gill. Hastings High School. Cook. LJoVd Hoffman and Howard Retail Commute* Farris;deoorattocis. Mra. William 1. Downtown parking study Roy L. Titkemcyer, Woodland. and possible action. watch and Jack Kennedy, Hi weight motor for bls fishing EDITORIALS-}:^’ h RMC. Many Banner readers, we believe, preached real genius a* well a* an will be very much interested in a। intense -sense of dedication Many have disappeared forever via the Michigan Historical Commlarion. matters pertaining to roads, road signs and transportation. Paul Gibson, In an exceptional display of The Woodland Mutual Fire unanimity every lawyer in Barry Insurance Company paid 923 and Eaton tdfuiUcs. pur politic* claims aogregMlng (1(19,689.99. aside In signing a potltlon urgby Albert Reeaor, president. come a candidate for reelection as circuit judge of the BarryEaton circuit The Pero Marquette railread baa announced that all railroad Police to Check on instructed Chief of Police Richard Planning Commission Public Meeting at Parish House Monday Night to Discuss Guide to Future All residents of Hastings are being urged by members of the City Planning Commission to attend a public hearing st 7:30 p.m. Monday. Feb. I, at the Episcopal Parish House to discuss with the Wanning Commission members the new Master Plan for the development of the municipality. The Master Plan has been prepared by the Planning Com­ mission and Scott Bagby and Associates, consultant* Grand Rapids. port was financially tings to determine which enter- the Urban Renewal Adminis­ tration ought io Thomas F. Stebbins, chairman bften than not, a difficult tndl- when it came to tilings pertaining to pioneer times In Michigan he property developed with an Monday night they received a Parents Study Hastings Elks 'Modern Math' Present Awards At Project Dinner Members of the Hastings Elks Lodge held their annual Major Project banquet Tuesday night Hale for a variation to permit him to enclose the beck yard at Hale's the Michigan Elks Major Pro- and’ alms nf lids program which has provided' assistance to' 1.409 Pluming Commla- . RUy Ally. Paul Siegel said the request could not be granted under the present law. The Council can. i ' however, change the ordinance. ।from Tiuxno* Maurer, math teacher ।at Hasting* High, and Keith T*y- •fln* will be the beginning at a wishing tote emMdth." Food Center Adds Sth Store At Williamston jVUlard LaWMDoe. Hssiuigs. president and general manager of the Felpausch Food Centers, has umounred that the company has purchased Lee'S IGA Store *4 WU- for grocery storage. will rise own clinic for theae children.” manager at Mason. The ‘ Mason I store Is 13 miles from Wllhamaton. Middleville, Ph: Stotenixir said. The purchase of the Williamston number of supermartuU operated by Uie company wtilch ha* Ito headquarters here. . In addition to the Hsrilng* *u*e. there are Food Center* to Albion, Marshafi. fettfo Rs Mason and Grand clured that the plan la being sub­ mitted for the long range devel­ opment of the community, the arrangement of Ito residential, commercial and industrial land mgs. facilities for bus, rail and highway transportation. Such a plan serves as a gulda permitting maximum benefit to rate improvements over the next two to three decades.” Chatman Stebbins wrote in his letter to the Cltuens of Hastings con­ tained in the printed copy of the Master Plan. tend the building about 15 feet to WTIJ.IAM D. STEDMAN Name Stedman New Director of National Bank other*. WlUlam D. Stedman, who has of time and effort expended In Ito development we hope that every clllscn will give this plan the moat thoughtful and serious cQn*|dcratlon" Stebbins cOneluded . The master plan la proposed to make Hasting* an attractive, token ot our appreciation for the convenient and economical city services which the City renders. which will attract Industry, busi­ ■“While we are not a taxpaying ness and people who wish to trganlxatlon. we enjoy the-w, serv- (share in such a community. It includes a financial plan de­ signed to provide a definite schedule to carry out the goals of the master plan and to prohe had received complaints from During the neit ’35 years, the elderly yramoi concerning the poor lighting at Cha post office at night. Hastings area will probably In­ Chief Bunior reported that poUce crease Its population by about 37 officer* turn off the lobby Hghte percent, according to the study. at-the post office about 8 pm. This represents around 1.100 new and upon graduation from high daily. yeur. This Increase compared with a 39 percent Increase over the three adjacent township* with an estimated growth of 900 new families in the immediate of property and public nuisance. • planning area since 1940. Twenty-one complaints were received and Investigated and 20 traffic ticket* were luued for mov­ Ing yfoiaUons, 15 for non-moving offenses and 574 tor overtime parting. , 1 aIton” of 1X606. PoUce processed 53 application* ’ ihows that 1,100 for driver’s license* Cruisers trav­ eled 2P4« miles during the period. College at Hanover. Ind., mded Purdue University, ng with a bachelor ot a degree in pharmacy. with Aurora. Ind. During hl* employ­ ment al Aurora and Winamac he the Graduate t the University of Wisconsin and ecetved a cerUfteala. He and hl* wife, Dorothy, and , live at 504 N. Michigan Avenue. Seek Donora For Nashville Blood Clinic Fat, Cheese, Red Stamp Q-l Annabelle Ens, Woodland High through X-6; Sugar Stamp No. utotandlng 4-H laasiea. added notlier laurel to her achievelento Friday when she won first lace ih the county’s Ciscrry Council Instruct■ Zoning Violation* ot old objects behind glass stand the tnic value ot his gift showcases, i-au the toitovtng U> eay to Barry County. coocernlng the real potential ot Arlene Checaanan. R2 Nashville. clearing house for part-time job placements of high school and 945-5746. college students. 13 and at UmI time members 3. Downtown store modcrnlxaof the Hastings organisation 945-5520. would make additional contri­ . . . AREA CHAMBER, Page 8. butions to the Project. A check Oil Production for 8300 was turned over to the The Hope oil field produced 1.193 State unit at Tuesday's banquet barrel* during August. Johnstown the dinner. bits of yesterday .... as gleaned from the Banner files Code Compliance Periodically faced with the duty of denying request* for permission to establldi bmmrasea In areas roned a* residential, members of ton Park faculties in this county. Many of us appreciate tlie fact that Irving Charlton -acquired a unique collection pioneer and early Michigan materials during til* life- During Tuesday night-* proL Tourist Gift Certificates for Robert Bender. Rl Middleville. Rottll Blanton, chairman, with each tourist family that visits a Mra. Clifton OiUlaspee and Mrs. Barry County Resort. P!>: 796-9297. Lynn Perry. 830 N. Broadtray. Richard Cook. • 3. Store hours study and pos­ Ph: 945-2232. • Those desiring rickets may enn- sible action Ard Dewind. R2. Middleville. 4. Retail Calendar of PromoRay Howensteln, R3 Nashville. and Wayne Newton, past, exalted WUbur Ukirlk*. Mrs Ph: 663-3135. g ria, Lloyd Hoffman Tourist Committee rider of the focal Elks, announc­ Fred R. Glidden, 221 Middle St. ed that George B. Young*. 212 1. Barry County Tourist Book Nashville. Ph: 653-9671. will continue to be published. U-M Announces Walter Soy*. R4 Hasting*, Ph: L Regular activities such as cottage referrals, dispensing of New Graduates brochures, calendar of events, The University at Michigan has color tours, advertising, tourist 633-3041. Lansing Gilbert, Rl Hastings. gift certificates, etc., will be con­ who fulfilled degree requirements tinued on the same basis as they st thgflrat te^.t _ Btotenbur, who showed slides I. Co-ordinate as many event* Nlanne Jarrard, R3 Nashville, Illustrating the medical eurctw* obtained in aiding handicapped county-wide celebration during Ph: 653-3167. Hartings students receiving de- the Summer, 5113. Jam« D. Habegger, III Middle­ Walnut, bachelor of science; John Committee reived all the help requertM or T.. Huntley, Jr.. 336 W. Walnut, Continue to work with the ville, Ph: 795-9126. Barbara Sandbrook, Rl Nash­ available. Hastings Planning Commlwlon ville. Ph: 653-3147 engineering. posed Hastings Master Plan. cnjUnn. Elks have contributed Charles O .Williams. Middleville. over 5470.000 lor the work plus Other ActlvIUsa Ph: 795-3709. engineering. I. Special committee on transabout 1150,000 In a reserve fund. NOTICE: The Annual Meeting of Shareholders of the Hastings City Bank for the purpose of electing directors and for the transaction of such other busi­ ness as may legally come before the meeting will be held at 3 by Dick Cert. Urge Citizens to Attend Hearing On Master Plan Invite All to Medallion Home Open House sulaiion tn Use am GoWai Medal- a -tremendous" vosponM t »o contribute Mood, this ayy be the final opportunity for Nashville - —_ - ■ ■ ■ - ■ ,„ V » ■» When only a f«w plr?to of Mood e contributed al a ctinlc, R «nd< Barry County la tCMRUmie are a free blood m*rwi. the Mrs The- Golden Medallion H.rne feature* electric appllinrass elec­ tric healing, full house power and light for living. It is now in Uui ton Kriilcr Kelley Electric Service > Ute Gordon Carlton WSCS to Meet recent clinics. Please Hee MORE ABOUT; . . . BACKWARD-tMLANCES, Rationing at �Visit the WONDERFUL WORLD of FOOD at the FELPAUSCH FOOD CENTER and put a little variety in your 9 with fOOdS •falj TZcttions r BE SURE TO WATCH OUR COOKING SCHOOL WATUhlNO MARTHA LOGAN PARIS* SWIFT’S’ PREMIUM .LEAN, MEATY, THIN-BONE SLICES.. 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Ov©n- PET-RITZ APPLE, CHERRY, PEACH EUROPE . Betty Crocker NOODLES au 9;QQc ROMANOFF ZOO Almondine 2?89c ITALIAN SPECIALTY . . . Complete 15V4-OX. Mix in a .package . .. CHEESE PIZZA I SPAGHETT1-MEA1 I SPMHETTNGfL! DELSEY...2-R0H.'PKG,,.. NABISCO ...it's 4,000 beans better! SPARTAN COFFEE TOILET TISSUE SALTINES 1-LB. PKG. ... from Wl MUtVt THE EIGHT TO UMIT QUANTITIES GERMANY... ■U«NV MOS. FROZEN GERMAN CHOC. CAKE * 89c WITH THIS COUPON & 5.09 FOOD PURCHASE BUTTER > 49* IFF. THRU SAT., JAN. IMS’ FELPAUSCH FOOD CENTER SMKTAM ireatij Vienna BREAD 2~49c �Name McKibbin To SW Michigan Fair Unit Post .thrill show, KJ ng Kovqs. raid to Barry Fair Officials Book Grandstand Attractions for '65 _***> McKibbin, Orangeville Township mpervlsor and recre- iu.»i'i,uon of Michigan fair official* held 4n Detroit. ' hone pulling. WTO from the auto thrill show, liflTO from the rodeo, a wrestling allow with women *1438 from the Grand "Ole Opr,' pwpplets. ; During HW4, the Barry County ) Agriculture Association reported rteelpu of *43.18050 and expaidi*133l « for advertising and tickets.’. or irsj«. I Account* payable totaled *15W J 1.463.71 for Improvements to the ground*,' ,13351 Jcr supplies. and accounts receivable were Bl 525 *153683 for equipment. rentals and 7Mr w'tf» a balance maintenance, MJtoidB for the preof *817.85. Uic Pair Association mtum book. MJM8.74 for livestock, took In 81J8B50 in space rentals. ,1.293.42 tor labor, open premiums *183 in memterahipa. ,1.000 from totaled *1.440SO, 4H premium* *2.354.48, award' and prize* *687.10. *428.27 to judges. *250 for supertntendente. 8300 for cl-rks. *8452 for <J!k» and accounting. grandstand show* *2.779. horse racing *17.*2.00089 in payments from the 93350, *525 on the note (or the State. M589.10 In livratock aalra, Ingram barn wa# paid, director* *005.50 in entry fee* including »tall '♦450 WlrtaBt. ino N. Bi J1L5C50 Including tn Among the acta booked for the 19W Barry exposition Wa* the Or“nd Ole OPD* »Uh the The RrancUtond receipts Included । Staled ,18.798 M) Other payments WUll* Brothen and Ju»t|n Tuht» Z28M fr™ UKludf*5 the starter. ICO AJeo boefced wa* the automobile *22850 from {pule pull Inn. *39350 for judge. 821 for Ute announcer. *320 far the Hamess Association. 1210 for equipment plus inci­ dental*. COMPLETE LAUNDRY SERVICE Family Bundles Dam* Wash • Wash and Fluff Dry W. Fl.bh Shirt,. Flotvork, Wok ClMhn HASTINGS HOME LAUNDRY (Lillian & Ray Gibion) 313 S. Michigan Mrs. Nichols Has Eye Surgery Mrn Mortimer <Irma) Nichol* tiolt Jan. 20th. She is now al the home of her daughter. Ruth, pleased to hear from her friends. WI 5-4062 ward 8 Paulsen. 2204 Sanlnole, Detroit. 14. Mich. ^£7™ More About--------- ।Han will be encouraged by the Commercial Development Com­ 1 i mittee. Directors and Committee meini ,Robert Birke, 1st Vice President 'Richard Shuster, 2nd Vice Pre*. j Richard Hudson, 3rd Vice Pree. Munhall Cook. 4U1 Vice Pres. ■ Robert Sherwood. Secretary Don , OUI, Treasurer William Sted­ , man, Ernie Carpenter, Kenneth Radant. Pete Coble, James Wlswell. Jack Osgood. John Bay. Richard Kesalnlch, Charles Mur­ phy. Almond Weber. James Cole­ man. Robert Godfrey, Hal Butrge. Robert Jone*. Charles Murphy. Pete- Coble. Dick Keulnlch. Robert Godfrey. Indualrial: Marsh Cook, Chr.; Richard Shuster, Robert Biter­ wood. Richard Keulnlch, James Wtewell. Retail: Pete Coble. Chr.; Floyd Colvin. Wayne Pierce,'PhyIlla Baitinger, Dennis Cleveland. Bob Lapo, Bbb Newell. Claude Den­ ker. PhH Walldorf!. Pat Gilmore. Budget A Ptoaneo: Wllitam Stedman, Chr.; Bob Sherwood. Ernie Carpenter. Prank Ritchie. Tourist: Charles Murphy.Chr ; Jeanne Gould. Howard Greiner. Merle Ockennan. Bill Campbell. R. Rickert, Cheater Oeukes, Frank Ritchie. Membership: Hal Buerge.Chr.; John Czlnder. Ken Rcahm. Clar- sole NYLONS WASTEBASKET C Flattering run-resistant seamless hose, in beige, tan or Tahiti. 8^ to 11. pofybeM; plastic re­ movable topi 23 in 49c»r Reg. 1.99 159 1 UTWtOOM Ensemble Qahiper and bowt brush With rust-proof holder; as 299 LOOK WHAT 9C BUYS PLANTER, Waterer FLASH BATTERY SCREWPRIVERS Testrite “0"; Qc steel case. W Asstd. Plated Qc handles. M5 R.P.M. RECORDS 7 In. hi-fi, an naw and perfect! 50 ex­ citing titles! 89c . PICTURE HOOKS MOTH CAKE Clear Plastic. Qc platad nails. Plastic case. 2 Qc or. para cake. & SHOE DAUBER Soft fibre Qr bristle. & California, and WUltam Lysdahl. Continued from Pogo Ono of Alto; three sister*. Mr*. Zelma Neal. MlddleviUe, and Mrs. ne# families mean an Inml-:! Goldlr --------- m M“dn? mept of over *10,500.000 In new ®hnfcr- ,both. Cloud, home* and the creation ot ajMinn.; four brgthcn*. lacy KanMd for W.0O0O00 in new bual- |Lake Alamo, Minn.; Red­ ness development and a similar ford, of BtlUwatcr. Minn.; Chris, amount of industrial faculties.I White Cloud, and Lloyd, of Another *2.000,000 or more will Mmomtrnv. Wta, and 12 grandbe invested in churches and olh- | children. er institutional needs. ■ ------------ --------------The growth will require City ‘ \ and oilier public Investments of' DCITIO UhOirman jjgb.jrtba.Mb «■ rt -,Nom„ Committees The proposed Utility Extension | Al Use meeting of Use Barry and Land Subdivision ordinance1 County Democrats before a large relating to new *ubdlrtslons is attendance. Mrs. Irene Porker, designed to control the creation chairman of the Barry County nt fcew lots in conformance to Committee, announced the names the proposed service area policy, of members of the standing comII varies Uie amount and type of mittecs. improvements' required In each i Advisory Committee member* service area so that costa of de- my, Supervisor, Forret Foley, vetopnicnt to the subdivider are Rutland; Supervisor Fur! Mcgenendly equalized. Klbbai. ‘ OnmgevUle' azul HcrAs part of the master plan injul gt. Martin Hastings. Pub­ studies. a new Zoning Ordinance uaty chairman. Mr*. Phyllis na* been prepared together with j puuer. rj Hastings: maenberthrt Awa and Subdivision RuhrtllrteUbn . ship chairman ____ for 1965. John ..._ the Rervire Service Area Ordinance. Johnjpn, Delton; Legislative InAfter the public hearings, tire Planning Commission will send num. Melvin Goebel. Cloverdale; Carl Brodbcck. Woodland, will Council for consideration and be in charge of the legislative adoption. program, and at the March meeting will discuss "Farm LttfLdallon and Fiscal Reform for the Farmer. More About- Backward Glances Continued from Page Ona executive committee, who were elected to the County Committee arc Richard Root. Rl Hastings; John Johnson and Earl Engie. Woodland. and Jivckson banquet • will lie Ing of the Michigan Mutual Isold March 27. at the Armory in Windstorm Company here turn- Detroit. Chip St. Martin U the local chairman and will be tontactlng people in purchasing president; Guy Crook, vice prral- ticket* to till* affair. • treasurer. DISH SPONGE Mop dishes Qc dean quick! BOARD COVER 4%fW _ PAINT BY NUMBER I PLASTIC MUG CEREAL BOWL . 50 V ears Ago WUltam H. Schantz. weU- elected pniddent of the Mich­ igan Live Stock ^saoctatlon at Hie annual meeting In East Lan­ sing. Titursday and Friday. (A)-m strong distance telephone operatom »w FLOORS A vinyl floor to .meet every taste and budget Haiti ng* Floor Covering Won’t chip or Qc Soft pastels. Qc Unbreakable, crack. Pastala. W Sale ’I00 Tip Top Jumbo Pak. . .47' ■.............................. ' CELLO NOTES BUTTER DISH Refrigerator. Qc freezer. IVi pt & Sturdy poly. Or Aastd. floral Qc design*. Snaps shut. “ ~ 29c and Fourth Wards to succeed Wal- review io uc vacaieu oy n,- n.irt., 1"*“ expects to move there! when they sen their present home. Leo to ------------ •------------, Anyone Interested in exchang- tewchar. lack* just ntn* hour* of i earning her masters d-yrtr- I SJeiet ple« wtkJ Banner Office, Box ABC. Hastings, Michigan renneuf ALWAYS FIRST QUALITY > Final Pre-Inventory CLEARANCE ALL FOLLOWING ITEMS TO CLEAR OUT BY SATURDAY JUST A FEW OF A KIND! 3 Women's Winter Coals .. *8 14 Women's Blouses 8 Pr. Childs’ Sno-Bools 8 Girls' Dresses 26 Girls' Better Dresses 67 ’2‘ 88 64 98‘ Vicks 44 Cough Syrup *34’ Pace Bathroom Scale Aqua Net Imperial Pepsodenf Tooth Paste ’3 12 Girls' Better Raincoats *2 14 Men's-Boys' Winter Caps *1 32 Men's Sweat Shirts Hooded . . *2M *7“ 9 Men's Insulated Suits S^5O 38 Men's Flannel Shirts 36 Girls' Quilled Jackets .’7“ 6 Pr. Men's Corduroy Pants *3 5 Pr. Men's Work Shoes ....*2 10 Men's Rayon Flannel Shirts *2 (FamHy) Aluminum BAKEWARE .77 (Curters—20’s) 39c : K^’nd 99c ■quart shape h There will be two new officials. 4 Girls' Winter Coats Reg. J Two 10x14 In. Saturday. from WMU in 1963. 10 Women's Wool Skirts. . . . . ’2 T’Tip Top Jumbo Pak SPOON PLATE A quiet municipal election was . 36 Women's House Dresses’1 even though those conducting the clinic put In many extra hours above the scheduled Ume. This undertaking was held under auMC<*' of the Social Service department of the Hastings Women** Club. (Plastic Cutlers—48 s) Styrene plat- Qc tic; holds 3. & matte* during the Western Michi­ gan University mid-year ccmmenccmtrit exercise* Saturday in 20 Women's Better Dresses. *2 Ninety-four children were ex­ amined at the Infante' Clinks Store where you con save on all your Health Needs including Prescrip­ tions. Guaranteed low, fair prices ' on all pharmaceuticals. M«|a|, with Oc asbestos. wJ Quiet Municipal Election Set For April 5 their In addition to her daughter, THIS WEEK'S SPECIALS POT HOLDER broad. mMtl I received Master Plan GARDNER'S-The SUPER DRUG 69 Silicone; Ute More Ahnnt- 10%-oz. size. Qc Sham bottom. kid back keeps rug BOX CRAYONS L° ANCHOR GLASS RUGS Buy for school Qc and home use! Jack Osgood. Richard Hudaon. „ , . ,, Krt. ■«., Jim colmmn I ./S"?1 N.Umml A««„. tM HmW. ■ “““L®' Cl.r; Commllrt. U> be nmnM a later date WCTC to ** ftt 1 pjna i»;cr Dale. . Wedneaday at the Beeler Funeral ----------- •-----------Home at Middleville with the Houseguest* at the Aben John- j Rev. Roy R. Kruegw officiating tons the past week were the Al- with burial in Chapel HU! Me­ lon Btacklidgca of Santa Ano, .modal Gardena in Grand Rap­ Calif., hi* nhter and husband. Ida. “* wre KW,nta? MnL P,P<r dUd S»n*«r tl“ hom« of her daughter,Johnsons. Jr, of Bloomfield Hllia. I mr. ( h.^ Hammond at Smith, Grand Rapids. ‘ mmurr of the long distance traffic de­ partment of the Citlzai* Telcpbon< pompany. Operator* were hero from Nashville, Vermont­ ville. Charlotte. Middleville, Cale­ donia. Woodland and Hasting*. 8 in. plastic urn with uuc«r; pint size pot. Variety new colors. Hlth, Low Aroa ’nXZlMrs. Mabel Piper Maurer Brother! Receive Matters &."i^3&rfiS:iuies at Home Area Chamber J^w«XZX^iIn Middleville Continued From Pago Ono S.M. Toilet Tissue 10 rolls 66 WE GIVE 5 S. H GREEN STAMPS GARDNER Ben Franklin 18 Boys' Dress Shirts Small Size . . 4 Men's Sport Coats » *10 REMNANTS TABLE ■AStMINT Open Every Day 9:30 a.m. - 5:30 p.m. 102 Wort Store in H aHnai 1*0 W. State WI 5-2134 Open Friday 9:30 a.m. 'til 9 p.m. �play of the many other coHtc- its main potential as a tourist ■urn of money, and property which Hattie Matson DiesTuesday at ot Chariton Park. Ulis society, •"The major festivals which Mr EDITORIAL Uie former case, UtUe gain tn the out adequate thotwhl being given Churltou Park. vldualn in the museum profession the mere collection of historical in which Items Have added meantemporary tnuaeum* Interpret his­ tory Uirough their OJllecUons and to your community in your efforts A County Historical Commis­ sion should be appointed to wwk with (be County Road . ment of the Park. This Com­ mission should also be cai- county'i history, and such a* historical building*. hUtorical has been displayed. tends to act quite a number of yearn. ; “H is my understanding that Mr. Charlton left In his estate a stable 2. A County Historical Society should be formed to serve as Uic corps of volunteers which LEOIMRO-OSGOOD “■funenal-Uoms COINEM WAINUT ANO S. JElFEISOH HASTINGS Our Funoral Home Leona rd-Osgood Funeral Home is □ home in the truest sense of. the project. The society volunteers tlnued, and ereti further d-evclcped. organized. and promoted. Tb the cleaning, cataloging. and storpn^rant nmld b<? added Mu=de< Without the historical attraction, even help with the displays Ixiidcrs. Gun Hlwote, Pioneer Days Charlton Pork might attract sevaixl labeling of the material. demonstration*, and many other The county should hire a fuU- .-.Imilor promotional type event* velopcd with a well-formulated hUtorical presentation aa 1U focal museum work; and historical musewn mure presentable to the point, and adequately promoted society work, and if possible. public. At present the sight that Utroughoui Michigan and cur neighboring states. Chariton Park’s person should be stimulating entero the first floor through the weekly attendance ngurrs might aiough to secure the Interest main door Is enough to discourage well jump to between 5JX» and of the entire county hi Uie him from going farther. Fortu­ 10J300 or more during the tourist project; fartsightad enough to nately the second and third floors are tn much better condition, and Mackinac on Mackinac Island. Be­ Uie total development of Uie fore its potential as a tourist Park; and energetic enough to needs immediate attention. The collection should be satied out. estimated that between 5X00 and of that plan with Uie coopera­ catatogtd. cleaned, rearranged ac-16,000 people-wandered through the burdlng w the type of material.1 Fort during the summer. On tills with much of Uie duplicate ma-■ basis a 15-ytar 150,000 revenue county might wish to consider tenal removed from display and. bond was floated by Uie Park the development of a group of placed Ui an organised fashion ui Conunlsalon to pay for the dcvelbuildings, designed to utilize a storage area —perhaps in thei optnent ot a dramatic and colorful adjacent bulldbig. Much of Uli* exhibit program which would tcU wwk can be accomplished to Hi*- J Uie story of the Fort. Tlic first County could develop al tortcal Society members, who can Installed, over 100.000 people visited Charlton Park a typical MldiIran srtUenent of my Uic 1850 “However, it would be benejkUl It. The admission charge of 50c .-.c I™ peri™, cpri-plri-c rifh if a director for Charlton Paik fur adults and 25c for children or 18® period, complete with shingle, saw and grist mill*, i could bo selected and hired in the more Hum jiald off the Initial inbUdumlth shop. inn. carriage Hear future *o that this activity makers, coopers’ shop, hanioa! could be done under hia’Tlipermaker'* shop, general store, vision, as you liavc an extremely 250.000 people per year at both the gun maker's shop, clock shop, taluablc collecUon there, and ite Fort Mackinac Museum and the newly reconstructed Fort Michllltiucklnac Museum on the main­ adequately safeguarded. land. Both projects are now being developed out of revenue bonds talned. a detailed Master p..m the collections; all that you should be worked out by him in and gate receipts. would need would be Uie build- council wiUi the Road CommMs.on, ings. This kttxi of concept the Historical Society and ar die would not be duplicating; Historical Commission u soon a* . Greenfield Village since the' possible as a guide to Immediate Village is nude up of hlstori-1 and future action. rn bulWKM Mm 'll m M ctarlOT Arfwnr. wd frwn nuny d»^WUld I* ad«lu.Ub’KWp-lIralnu.’TtaMuKum buUd- „ „ 0„ to, waM tm be uultoed tor u„ p„jKt toe orderly tatepreure dto., w wlll Wtxlu ee^ene to - - ------- :------------------------------ - I the area, either Uirougikjriu-a- the drawing power of history can be utilized to attract tourists into comfort at the time when com­ fort is the only answer. our Mra. Matson iiad been a pa­ tient at the Medical Facility Evangelist — The Stoney Point Free Methodist Church, located on East State and Wellmarr Roads, seven miles east of Has­ tings win be the site of revival services Feb. 2 to 1. Evening services will begin at 7:30 and Townrhlp on Aug. 1. 1873. and attended the Pratt School She was married to Edgar Shrier tn Alma. He died in April of IM7. She married Ctiarllc Matoon died tn 1957. Coxon, Grand Rapids district superintendent, is the evangelist. WapMs; ono daughter, Mrs. Vic­ Rev. Coxon has been a traveling tor (Evelyn) Orsbom, Rl Rou­ preacher in the Free Methodist tings; eight grandchildren, and 10 great grandchildren. one time postered the Hastings and Stoney Point Free Metho* Noom will be the song director. G. Sebring, pastor, said. Hastings Flags At Half Staff Flags on government buildings in Hastings, iu elsewhere in the Nation, are bring flown at tialf Art Class for Adults to Start Wright Bhn. director of adult education til Hastings High School, has announced that a evening. Feb. 2. tn the art room taught by Mra Edna Bender. rolled, so no mote registrations are Io be taken. precedented honor and jratsc .on I elude typing, sewing and talkr- Barbecued Chicken & Spare Ribs come and get'em!. The Superette Tom & Solly Robinion 205 N. Michigan —OPEN DAILY 9 A.M. to 11 P.M. —Sunday at No. 28 Hyde Perk lie had lived since retiring from the premiership tn 1965 50th birthday. President Johnson ordered the tanal or recreaUcnal opparturouc. Dimes is scheduled fur Ulis Tliursday evening. Jan. 28. with the Ore , Huttan. Mkfc. 4VOSI, available there or through the ukitotad •»«< tisia 1 tourist dollar that U will draw, it ty Si mittsri. xtek 1^0^ supported by the entire *. X. COOK. BriteT [ county. Secondly, an adequate in­ ' vestment in the Park'* potential at OMZ HUNDRED AND Uiis time might well pay oil to Uic extent that the influx of a large Robert Cook, a state representa­ HCB8CHIPT1OK the area by the attraction will nuke tive of the National Foundation, the .Park almost self-supporting in tiomc of Mrs. John Hynes and the the near future. I feel that although Charlton Park la a picturesque park and Friday cve- thts spectal purpose: to provide to officiate and burial will of possibility that this could hap­ pen to Cluiltcn Park.'* The Hastings Banner word. Its design, furnishings and decor tton clinic at the Barry i Health Department at P Hospital 1* scheduled for 110 E. Francis Street, Nashville. Who died at the Barry Coup*y Medi­ cal Facility Tuesday morning. Monday noon meeting of the Has- Mothers March At Lake Odess'a Immuniiatkul Clinic on March staff through Saturday. Johnson had this statement: SPECIAL OFFER deuce gave us Winston Churchill ■'As long as nfm.lcll about that name of Churchill win Uve. him. With our grief let-, there be gratitude for a life so fully lived. —will pray with his British coun­ trymen for God's eternal blessing on- tills nun, and for comfort to his family. “He k history's Child, and what 6 DESSERT OR SOUP SPOONS 5 KNIVES tton* for camping and picnicking.' home. 6 TEASPOONS 6 DINNER-FORKS Klllcul A4e.rn.inf Ite-l ,. un u: »;. “ — ’*'•**£ Mtaissa ■> AMERICAN NEWIFAPIR ■ rplUIMTATIVU Im. SENSATIONAL 99 PORTRAIT OFFER 3 DAYS ONLY’ 8” x 10 OIL COLOR NATIONALLY ADVERTISED OPEN WEDNESDAY EVENINGS Bust Vignette PORTRAIT MEN’S and LADIES For a Limited Time You Can Get This 24-PIECE SET OF STAINLESS FREE WITH THE PURCHASE OF THE WORLD’S FIRST JHiCHON HR FRIGIDAIRE Hurry in now while they Iasi! COATS «nd SUITS HO WOHDlA THt IHACJIOHWASHU IS SfLUHE SO fASJI Jack B. Nimble MEN'S SUITS and SPORTCOATS by Curlee Men's OUTERCOATS and JACKETS by Outdoor Life LADIES' and GENTLEMEN'S PENDLETON GARMENTS OPEN WEDNESDAY EVENINGS AS USUAL Pun McPlt&diM. Menk Weal Dress Well 138 E. State St You Can't Af/ord Not To' We Rent Formol Wear action” ciesnlng. Here's your chance to get a beautifully finished genuine oil tint portrait of your child. Delicately^^plied oil brings your child’s portrait to life. Perfect match of hair^Les, and complexion. PATENTED • Jot spin assure* quick drying. • Jot-simple mechanism he* Clothing excluded. abilttyl Satisfaction Guaranteed or Your Mwey Back! USE OLD Childron'a group* token at ??< per child. Age limit 5 weeks to 12 years old. No appointment Is necessary. Limit one bust vignette per child. EARLY BIRD BONUS M(m CHILDREN TAKEN & Tua. ONLY. RECEIVE A FUN COLORING BOOK IF YOU PRESENT THIS AD. washer for Mon., Feb. 1 thru Wed., Feb. 3 9:30 Io 5:30 Each Day Hastings, Michigan ' • Jet-Away lint remouq Wdg no lint trap. CONSUME^ �TRIM. fONS-RICH stereo phono VALUE LEADER! 600 Honor the Aben Johnsons On Anniversary crful dual channel amplifier; 4-Speed 'Stere-O-Matlc'* Record Changer. Tone-arm cartridge retracts, prevents occidental damage to records. Separate Treble. Bass. Bsl, ance, *tone-o-matic*« Loud­ ness Controls. Alto with FM Stereo/FM/AM Radio at Model 937. only from Batryton, Fenwick, ng, Ionia. Saranac, and tags. Those from Hastings Mra. Wayne Christopher la to Creek; Mr. and Mra. Lewis WUTo celebrate the mutual birthU*m» and Michael, Battle Creek; । Mr. and Mrs. William Hutchison. । Indianapolis; Mr. and Mrs. Bud 11 Gaia, Iftdlanapolls; Mr. and Mra i John Gallagher, Lansing; Mr. .pan. u, jerry n parents. me •nd Mr*. Andrew D. Biuiw, Roll- ।Clarence lancaaicrn. entertained at dinner on Sunday, the 24th. Plereoa. Stanwood. (Guests other then the honorees ‘5?; ’169’5 I and doing aa wail Mra Lucille Getty heard that proted Ttie monthly master point game wm played Tuesday eve- . ____ nlng by the Duplicate Bridge. oning. fine with her daughter , Cub at the Eplaoopal Under- , U» ju-v. and Mrs. Alan Stertiy, _ craft with Mrs. D. C. French I of Battta Creek went out for Fitzgerald Corps and Mra William Stebbins win-, dinner. Mrs. Johnson was. Uta I m rnlng first place, edging_J»y. ajflrat to be troubled with foodj ■'•OniCS half-point Mra. Grace Denton | poisoning, the others suffered The Fitzgerald Capa 100 of and Mra. Roas Dunn. Third ptace aoqie from it also. * We have tt» Woman's Relief Carps mtt O. M. Krtchum m ctwdrman i Eroyone thoroughly enjoyed The annual reports for 1»64 Uta unique program presented by tn the wril-oontaatcd game went — ■*-----in •• ■ rov.<icnu the •hcMpltate: at Uta hall on'Thursday, Jan. to Mr. and Mra. Roy Hubbard George Juppeirom and the Rev. 21, with senior vice president. Be* Fritter. In charge. During the burincro meeting pUol Mra. Addle Griffith ot commltteea for Use ytar worei ap­ Hktory Comera U staying with pointed aa follows: Executive Practical Board. Dorothy Meier, cliairman, Maybelle Smith and Myra Henry; Auditing Committee. Ira Monday night, Jan. 25. Their Vera Llckta anil Him Winnie -•9 queauom The context vras takm from Um monltay mag*-' caanonjai. WUI gnmuou, m Lfckta. After a bountiful dindaughter and husband, Mr. and Hawkins; Flowers, Erther Felt; yMa-"C°n°e5Tr' and dealt with September as a prartlaal nurse. k^cui on. "Good bhoppim: Aides, Esther Felt, chairman, lord from Thursday until Mon- Hints," was given by Mra. Gene­ Thelma Barr and Maude Kurr. Thixe will be a Court Whist vieve Hall. * Warren Buller, son of Mr. and Mra. Clipper party al the home of Dorothy __ and problems of the. wife and Buller, is jiranu between ocmwi- Meter. 305 8. Broadway, with____ to Ids brotltara, the Charles Wilters from Albion College. * Mac Hilda Blackford as co-Ik»Us> 1 moUur. Uams. of Middleville for thd Grund Rapids on Saturday cve- Coroonb taundiamat at Wayland weekend. bao Uta foundation completed. It is located on the highway Committees At Copping Service Thursday afternoon. To celebrate Uta fourth birthvuiun. air. and Mrs Leon Tolhumt, Marshall; Airs. Mra Joo Duffy invited hi’s E- J. Hullman and M1m Winona grandiNucnto, Mr. and Mra. Dan Bennett. Grand Rapids. Dr. and Shay, for ice cream and cako on Wcdneeday, Jan. 20. Donald Mullens, Judith Lynne Hill To Marry Feb. 6 Discuss Women’s Role in Changing World Conditions a. •Bowox pacific. “J^rt-omi, Jan. 21. honoring Mr. Mt®- Aben Johnson, given UteiF children, was a beautllone and dellghtmi occaHon for al) concerned. I Among the approximately 600 kuesta helping celebrate the ' wed<Un« *nnlyerdudedh<MC ,rWn out*<’bu,wn in’ Mr. and Mrs. William Ebright Dramatic styling, quality fu­ tures and dimensional stereo impnd in a V-M console only 38' wide! Walnut Contempo­ rary cabinet boars the Fine Hardwoods Association certl- Society newS Personal Mention which ore a. follow, Maybeito iduetoUta chaX wwmd Smith, chaplainiZOlaldas Gil- ( md outride hcraelf rather than City fore a | The IteeVca 1 Kurr, patriotic Instructor. nature as woman. Change la not Ti>c next regular birthday din­ only inevitable. Il U also the forehead.** The Senior Cltrtais ner and meeting will bo on Group enjoyed Bob Bender's Thursday, Feb. 4. slides alter a bountiful potluck developments In all areas of the The Gerald Lawrences enter­ tained tiw Mr. anil Mra. Club ion Etaturetay evening for a pot­ luck dinner and bridge. Mr. and Mra. John Chandler. Mr. and Mra. Lynn Snyder, and Mr. anil Jennings of Quincy. Winnie Llckta to dinner at Gary' Pierce, a student at the Knappa restaurant in- Grand Raputo celebrating her birth- don't ntiti thio remarkable valut By Mr,. EM Blank kina of world we Uve in and are coming to is more Important Uuui Uie world we grew up in. The Barry Christian Endeavor Tile home Is as wide and deep Banquet at the parsonage fellow­ as Uic family's concerns and Bev. and Mra. Kenneth Gran- ship hall is to be held Monday evening, Feb. I. Mra. Betty Ovcnshlrc U in charge of reservations. S150 for adults and tl for chil­ dren under 13.' Rev Howard Snow Play. •Ud E. Mulleno. ' The nupuala ore lb be held The Roy Carbons entertained Saturday, Feb. 8, at 2 pm at the Gerald Mahlcra, the DougUic First Metiiodist Church, Ing to college on Wednesday. Barcley and Pulton, in Grand Rapids. James Wlswetts on Saturday A neepUon is to follow the evening. ceremony. Mr. MuUme la a teacher and from Baldwinsville. N. Y. Dr’ coach at Hastings High School. Ham Linnfbgton by members of 138 W. Srat. WIS-4U4 Mr. and Mrs. Richard Wingtler the W.C.T.U. Tuesday. Jan. 19. □f Muskegon spent the weekend Lovely refreahmaita were servwith ius mother. Mrs. Guo WhiFur Banner Classified Ads gvier. Leroy Waldron was also a Call WI 5-3481. . visiter. been living in Phoenix, Artz. talncd the neighborhood gurets MUSIC CENTER January White Sale (last week) ANGEL FOOD CAKE - A Real Bargain! IO-inch Angel Food ... 61c 9-inch Angel Food ... 41c In Grand Rapids Wednesday for lunclicon and bridge al Mra. 6-inch Angel Food ... 21c deu^f. Don « max rtu» on.' nlng aixl the occasion served to celebrate Mm. Jamas < Ruthtai Radfords and Paul Siegel's Jan. 21st birthdays. ln pertec White Sugar Cookie* ’•* «< __dox. 39c light Restaurant in Grand Rap­ A The CE. Roller Skating party ids Thursday. * The Middle­ was held at Lowell Tuesday. Jan. ville bun News personnel ore 19. * Mr. and Mrs. Jay Erb of Freeport, Mr. and Mrs. Bud Gray and sons of South Boston were Sunday guests of their mother, Stanley Flnkbdncr and family Mra. Bert Blank, to help cele­ brate the birthdays of Michael Gray, Jay Erb and Mra. Blank. * and Mra. Oscar Finkbeincr. ' Mra. Blank called at Uie Dalton Stahls In Clarksville Thursday. Middleville residents ore re­ They returned home Wednesday Hobin Smith spent the week- joicing over the news that a new from their vacation trip through industry experts to locate In the Florida. * Mr. Mcond floor of the Thomas Sawdy and fat Engine plaid told White Pro­ guests of the ducts factory) on Main Street Thc David Smiths war weckwere Mcidamee. Raymond Unnle. Lawrence Herrick. K. ft Mc­ Robert Smiths, of Belding. Intyre, Clifford Dolan, Rcco Anne Clarcy and Jan jaoote Catherine Dunn. Homer Smith and D. C. arrived home on Wednesday I™— iMiiir ... . _ ■j Saturday evening while Don DALE'S BAKE SHOP STOCK REMOVAL! NOT RENEWED OUR LEASE These ore jmt o few of the many price sloshing values! INNERSFRING MATTRESSES Nome Brandt All Sizes ’18’5 »23” »28»5 4 CHAIR DINETTES xT- nd’* S2995 - >79’5 LIVING ROOM OUTFITS log chair. CuSvtO^KTwSu Foam gi| $15995 DOUBLE SIZE SOFA SLEEPERS FOLE LAMPS END TABLES ’5” •r Linoleums s5’ Juvenile Rocker Chair* $Q95 W Felt Woven »5»5 Always a “beat buy* | —now, even a greater value. Superb quality* famous Berkshire from Aquinas College and rc- styling, fashion colors, . On Saturday Visitors are always welcome. The ••Chip" St. Martins. the amaaoo on Bunday1 Henry BL Martins, Fred ZUgfishing trip, ireil family of Ntrth Muskegcm. were home vLdThuraday to Saturday. r-s Stowell. Ann Arbor. and uutae, ML-w Anita Shepherd -trait, came Sunday, all of Utem coming to visit Cliroter 3 p.i, $2.45 Birjhs at Pennock Regularly 99ff a pair annual Winter dinner for retired tolapliono employees al the Grace ETptawpal Church in Grand Rapida Wednesday eve­ ning. - Historical Society To Meet Thursday Me.. JU. UJ: Mr. U4 Mr*. HUB* L*P»r4, eu g. auaten, a IM, loH IS JS.fii.T'JBu'Srs K IS*. 11 oee.. lea. 10; Mr. uui Mr* Look for famous 'Trade-Name labels on the things you buy . . . you'll find them here! Parmaleejr 124 East State Street "CALL COLLECT" rACU?areK41 V AJT1 f« HOMEOWNERS No Application Fees. Quick Ckxiisf. Widows, Retire* ore Welcome. BUNK BED SETS $5995 1 *599s DOWNTOWN HASTINGS. MICH SALE ENDS JAN. 30 Emmanuel Guild will meet Wednesday. Feb. 3rd, al 2 pm. in •the Episcopal .Church Underhome recently. Their daughters, croft. Rev. Don M. Gury will 02768126 117 W. STATE ST BERKSHIRE Callfornla. subject of Charlton Pork and the museum. Reg $59.50 Now $34.95 ■ Also planned is a dtecaaalon last Tuasray evening Reg. $69.50 Now $49.95 I of Barry County Historical sites stalled new office™. , by Mra. ClirtstoplUT Gould. Reg $79.50 Now $59.95 ■ The public is moot cordially Minnie Churehia Wednesday. * AU NAME BRANDS “ 6 CHAlK MNims SCHADER'S Office Supplies STOCKINGS BY Bortety will Isold Us monthly meeting this Thursday at 8 pm. January. at the conferraee room of the John I HaMinga City Bonk. Mr*. Glendale Myers. There will be a queetinn and OCCASIONAL CHAIRS Fail ha, ma. The funeral services were to lx1 held this Wednesday at Hope Church of the BreUiren. This new* came as a distinct shock to ail relatives and friends here. She wqs a native of the Logan vicinity and very well known. They had always lived here until moving to California. The family has the most heartfelt sympathy SOFA BEDS Rag. J5O. STATIONERY PSSSTI and family wore Sunday after- i MUST SELL TOTAL WAREHOUSE g STOCK THIS WEEKEND—WE HAVE1 Supplies . Coman) Francis knd ftoeexnary visited Mr. and Mra. Edwin Pwd, and Mr. and Mra. Gould Sawyer, of were eptertained for dinner and, Grand Rapids on Saturday. On the evening by co-hnetewrs. Thurutey Mr. and Mra. Ford. Apple Fritter* _________ 6 for 39c Mra. Raymond Finnic and Mra. । Francis. Raromary add Hany Homer Smith, at Uta tetter's visited Mrs. Virginia Eyman and Light and fluHy fry roll with pieces of apple throughout horns on N. Michigan Avenue daughter, Amy, of Ann Arbor. and honev ataxMl. . Winners at the bridge tabic proved to be Mrs. Gay Jordan Coffee Cake* 5ge; iSmaili 32c and Mra. Lyle Gillespie and recipients of a lovely quilt made there was a guest prize for Mra. 1 by the Helping Aid Society in Allan Blacklldge from Santa Uta Corning District. The Rlcliardsom burned out Nov. 14. * Vlsltlng Mrs. Marguerite Kae1 — .x, lujiuc an n. chelc over the weekend were bcr proud of t heir granddaughter, Broadway Saturday evening famlly. Mr. and Mra. Floyd Wil­ Carol Sweet, daughter of Mr lison of Clarendon Hitts. Ill. and and Mra. Slewart Bwre$ of HasUnics. She will be an cycluingn। ■■ ■■ OR THIS IS THE STORE THAT SAVES YOU MONEY i M ■■ rg SALE Offica & School and family were Bunday, lunch­ eon guests ot Uie David Patricks. * Mra. Dale Zook attended a Tupperware party Thursday at Mra. Ruth Schrocks. In the af­ ternoon Mrs. Zook entertained with a birthday party for her 4-year-old Susan. There were nine gucste. The mothers pres­ churches. ent were Mrs. Emma Kauffman and Mrs. ElixabeUi Kauffman. * sjetsnum now ox Leighton out but now of urana Grand ^r* ahd Mrs. David Patrick arid Rapids, te confined to the Sun-1f a 1 *”<nded a missionary shine Hospital because of an! cwUcnmce at Grace Brethren automobile accident in which I ?liur5!,’ at H**Un«8 Saturday. FRIDAYS SATURDAY OPEN WED. & FRI. EVENINGS ... NO MONEY DOWN I Pleasant Valley PARTY GIFTS *-We think of the Job of tervloing our clients as a round-thodock proposition. After all, losses don't limit themselves to an 8-hour workday. If yo« "suflter a loss...fire in your home, Auto accident, busineea catastrophe ,.. you want help i i.'-.h t away. You’ll get just that if you place your protertiofl program in our hand*. on Service CRANDSEN’C I Insurance Agency Over Miilcr’s JaveUre U0W, STATIST- Phone WI 5*4174 PAY OFF ALL YOUR BILLS FIRST MORTGAGES If You Nowd ft $1,500 O"*y $17.42 $3,000 __.*y <*"»y $34.84 $5,000 o«»y $58.06 Call Collect ®a WO 5-0527 SECOND MORTGAGES Orig.iul Homio Co*t H04*W Bai. Naw $ 6.500 $ 5,000 $ 9,000 $ 6,500 $2,500 $13,000 $ 9.500 $3,500 $15,000 $10,000 $5,000 You Caa Borrow $1,500 �f-THE HASTINGS BANNER Thursday. January 28. 1M3! Burton Wins (Over Declare Dividend\, tv. Newton Woodland , Area Residents xx District retired Friday ;1U yearn employment wlUi E. W. Bliss Company. Ry Mn. Clendan Curth Mra. Frances «4 pl.-awuU.ly surprised | her daughters Thursday. They ,_ur quarterly 101 The thy u-.-re Mra Mra Doo DcrothV — Hra **— regular quarterly dividend dividtnd of of 10 wf.. recount nmuna of at the the 6«th House. I1 were nil) o stare and an extra divi-1 nhtrict vote completed Monday Virginia Rubala and Mra. Gend of i rente a share, both pay-! I1!ght gave a IC-vote victory to nlcre Potter. They spent the day le March 15. IBM. to stockholders 1>moentt Claude E Burton of quilting on her double wedding record at Uic cks-r ot bwdnexs■;; n^jicvue Republican Carroll ring quilt. Mrs Geartiart iKMicwio —. ■----....» --------- — - has —— . . ■ «.. . over. former . :__ ..___ .... v iwith (& Nekton, resident of been sick enfor two weeks with Barry County who moved to the flu. Mr. and Mrs Ralph nice ui ncu.utuu „u (caring for her during Ulis time. reapportioned. They returned to their horng । over the weekend. । The fans that watched the t Vikings Friday night really saw a thriller. Charlotte held tile Eaton - Clinton District. bethe game but towards the end. I when II really county tho Vlklu>gi came nut sbgwa This was Slate Lrgfadalare. the first o\rrttmr of Uie ocaaon The special bipartisan legisla-'। and was real exciting. Saturday tlve committed checked precincts .night they aifc^brought home a In E«lon and Calhoun Counties victory sgnlnM the Ionia Bull­ 'clcctwn which officially had ,dogs w The Child Study Club given incumbent Newton a six- ,decided at their last meeting (Vote margin to help with the Mother's March However, they iuul not been contafu-d by anyone but 1 u , ■■'.w >■.x-> in ncvvum After Storm in । nni -----------. I at Bliss on July 1. 1936. and Barry County -----------Hastingss ----.j.iiii ■ - • - ----------. . the— resident^ caught in the grip of•'I wx 1• A TkJ severe ice and snow storms which I IpfiipntP 1 ftW swept over much of Uic north-' RFUUlVaM/ i’Cn em portion of Uie Nation Prl-: n cyw y Penney Home his Wednesday OUR FILTERS find out- the details. She was Township of Eaton unable to get any information so the March law been called off ton after Newton had led almost Everyone received a letter In Use moll though from the City Bank of Hastings to send your money la. The children have also Windsor CULLIGAN Water Conditioning filled with dlm< 313 N. Boltwood Phone 945-5.102 seat vacant. This la a both. Stuart KiuunouU Joined their family at tho home of Mr. and Mrs. CtMrire Guenther tuxl girls Ln Parchment to celebrate birth­ days. 8ue Guenther and Andy. road condition* kept many regu- church Bunday. Though Uw at­ American Valentine Cards and Granier Candy Beautiful Gift Seti in night banquet to be held ThuraLouls M. Earles, 20. an airman at Ft. Ctuteft was involved ta a ship Hall. two-ear collision near the Cole Father Michael, a native of Road RusseU L. Munch, 38. 831 W Grand, a salesman, missed J show. "Fifteen with curve near tbp Mill take Rokq. and for many other sliding down »d embankment. This area, according to utility company officials, was fortunate manager ot radio station WXTO- In not having any serious inter? FM Grand Rapids. The club is ruptlons in. service Three Con­ making a limited number of sumers Power employees. Fore­ tickets available to non-metn- man Bill Hubble, and George Ulrieh and Dwight Hurless, tree trimmers, left here to Join the Michigan contingent of. Consum­ ers workers who went to Chicago to a-Mist In restoring service to the thousands of homes and business places battered by the rtorms. Cosmetics 'Always Wonted" DRESS SALE Buy one at regular price choose 2nd dress at $100 Initiated 3 3 V3 Reduced SKIRTS SWEATERS SLACKS CARCOATS Businessman at Lake Odessa Xi.'SS S'?. ^|Dies Suddenly than 5500.000 were donated to I The William Yales family of Kalamaaoo visited her parents, The Banner during the summers the Roy Cordeses over the weekwlille attending the University of Wisconsin, now publishes the Mining News. of the Detroit Free Presa. His On Dean’s List Mrs. Russell Hewitt. Lake Odes­ sa. a graduate of Lakewood High the Fall term. He is more. A weekend ago the James Cot­ ters vbited friends in Indianapo­ lis. Ind. and Mrs Cotter re­ mained until Uie middle of the 945-3616 Expert Watch Repair! WATCH MAKIR ON DUTY AT AU TIM15 xhwk asociatea wrhl into the central 118 State Street ptantly changing retail industry. long rcsidmt of Ionia County. beneficiary of the Improved methods of merchandising. There are many ^uUtlncUve features in the building, the 1st- txren which has transformed the fanner Sixth Avenue froth He married Ethel B. Dilley of of their married life. He was a member of tho Central Methodist the UlIeM welded building in Klngsley (Gertrude) Montgomery constructed under New York's of Bloomfield Hllte and Mrs. new soiling regulations provid- Rotrat (Kathryn) Bcholea of Arlington. Va: three grandehll- also la a pork-like sunken plaza Lamie, 704 Reed L Nashville, Element Inter-American Defense Nair in Washington. D. C, Jan. 14. Lamie. a clerk typist In the February 1964 and completed twwlc combat training at .Fort maibia&e uanst - 3 Days Only Ernie Miller of Millers DURACLEAN Wishes to Thank Everyone Who Par­ ticipated in the GRAND OPENING, making it a pleasant and successful opening of our new building . . . THE FOLLOWING WON DOOR FRIZES: lit Friae—Now 9x12 Reversible Rug xtract sculpture in bronze en­ Wednesday at the Pickens Ciuiptitled 'Transition." Lacey the meeting. * Jew.te Campbell has been 1 Hospital. Home al Middleville. 1 He U survived by two daugh­ ters. Mm Clifford Converse and * UR*. ----goret Erickson. Garden City, and Mrs. Mark Claypool, both of Mra. Tim Christiansen. Madison, Hastings; a aon. John, of Rl Delton; Ids mother. Mra Bessie tor of The Hastings Barmer, Kubali. of Rl Delton: three stegrandchildren, and great grand­ children. ____________ Mr. Youngs was the last of Delton, and Mrs Norman Haight, four sons of George C. Youngs. R2 Middleville; a half-brother, former Milwaukee. Wls. and John Morgan. Rl Woodland: Florence. Wls. newspaperman, two half-sisters. Mrs. Donald Two of his brothers were news- Haight, R3 Middleville, and Mrs papermen, Mervtn Youngs who Marshall Griffeth. Chartotte, — editor ot .w. —».•— 0Ixj Uuco gjandciuidren. was U)e u Houghton Dally Gazette and Melvfn. who jho New York City Board of I Charles E. Tew, 73. 734 Education for use lr —" -■—1 Avenue. Lake Odessa, died well as denly Monday about 9 am. en -Office furniture iiuuir iiucnur iixiurta were nsx.—------- — -- - —■------ - - daily designed for the new bulkl- [ rW 00 1^e • mtlln aoldter is a 1959 graduate of Nashville W. K. Kellogg High bleeding from a wound. William School. Barr. Civil Defense director of DUSTERS SLEEPWEAR GLOVES amputated. He had been in fail­ ing health for some time He Is survived by hU wife. Rose; four daughters. Mrs. June literally outgrew ite farmer 18story headquarters on West 34th I The William Eastmans and Garth Florlas were north oh a holiday outing several days last WMk. Mrs. Esther Fstl stayed With the Eastman youngsters Retarded Children will be held Bv Mri. Orlie VtmSycklo while their parents ware away There was a happy reunion at Marathon. Fla, on the Keys the Special Education School. Parents and friends are urged when the Robert Walldorffs. Bill Byckle, Dick and Bally and Mr. Schllhaneck and Robert Brooks to attend this very Important Sunday dinner guerta of Mr. Joined in their trailer locations last week. and Mra. Henry VanSyckle. * Army Pfc. Carroll D. Lamia. Betty were Sunday dinner guest* of Mr. and Mrs Izon Mudge and family. ♦ Chief Deputy Richard Abbey showed pictures on resuscitation and heart mas­ sage at the Medical Self Help meetings sponsored by Pleasant- Kllball Dies Suddenly At Middleville QttO Kuboll, 43, of Middleville, who clerk and chairman of Florence died suddenly Thursday. Jan. and as clerk of the circuit Court 31. following a heart attack dur­ by U>e. HavUra* Area In. Florence County for many ing the night, wore at 1 pm. on students absent. However, Mon-,partment stores and through duatry with rlav end TtiMdav ru-me ISO stu.'thcni the wants ftf mllllnna of full-timesemployment for ttudente ■chool as the two PlHuontview the move rcnfflrma the Com­ during Uns Summer time, buses were unable to make their pony's continued dedication to 4. Provide students with a type trips , and some others couldn’t ! its tradition of "Always Fintt make their entire runs. Friday1 Quality' merchandise at the one bus. Just before picking up lowest possible price. the first student, slipped off the < The move also signals Penney's 1 Hammond Road because of the: determination to broaden Ute faslippery conditions. Little dam-idliHre of its department stores ployment opportunities In his home town area. Employers wishing to use Oils week with 05 of an inch fall- rifty Of merchandise to meet Ing Wednesday when Uie mer- tiw. RerKu of every member ot cury never climbed above frees-1 the family. ing. hitting a high of SO and n The raorr <han 24tq Since lad Thursday, when the associate* employed In New inch falling on Thursday when York City already are working Hustings School. 40 students have Uie thermometer hovered be­ tween M and 28 Friday the tem­ following a carefully staged office. perature ranged from 40 to 19 and Saturday the high was 22 dedication of the building was and the low 20 with .74 of an scheduled for thia Wednesday, inch of rain falling plus Ifi inch- MrthodUA observed Family Day tain continuing and the as was planned. The crowd wax limited but evrryonc that did U and Monday the high and attend enloycd a delicious Pot­ luck dinner and had a good time Mr. and Mrs John Sin­ By 7:39 pm. Friday Barry clair showed their pictures of County sheriff's officers had their trip to Arizona this last policed 25 accidents involving 26 can. Including 18 which caused ccveral pictures from Methodist just property damage and seven In which 11 persons were in­ church In Woodland. jured. In addition. State Police In­ vestigated two accident* on M-37 "Father Mike" to tn which both driven later pleaded guilty to driving while Speak at Lake-0 under the influence of liquor They paid 154 30 each In fines Club has Invited Father Hugh and court costs when they plead­ ed guilty before Municipal Judfce Retired Wisconsin Editor Sdccumbs Chose Osborn ‘ tired editor and F—------ - ---------Florence (W|a.» Mining News, died at 2:10 am. this Wednesday al the Iron Mountain Memorial Hospital. . I high school and college studento another bllzxaxd blanketed the | npi • w/ 1 1 uiu monun, i [ Hoard of Director* meeting UM Tuesday night about a half­ inch of snow fell, according to Heralding an era of continued the weather recorders at the | growth and development. J. C. Under terms of the program, Michigan Fisheries Research In-1 Punncy Company has moved tie part-time jute during school peri­ vtltule here. New York central office to a ods and full-time Jobs during va­ cation periods will be sought by Ice which blanketed everything , ment further 1 V» program of ex­ .. . . .. ,menu as ram nau. ! rv» mini merrhondten llnwt and from Hastings' business and in­ Tuesday. Only the ' dustry for students of high school red H—uiey could Ice or college age A student may apney Building at 1M1 sidewalks and playgrounds. Trunklines were slippery but' BUte Street. building especially dealgncd to useable most of the time but | program 1* Intended to accomplish back roads were almost Impos­ । the following alms: 1 Show Olvw school-age e^hAAl^l-- -.--Isible since Uie storm hit late 1. people the value of an education tn seeking The centralized operation now employment. This WedWMlay morjiing ' । man of the Board uf Superal Uic Hastings school bu- , ---------------- --------- ------------------- — 2. Provide Jobs for h^h school vL'<irs had served 10 veurs in president called several places made their regular runs and from which to fill requirements and college-age students ABOUT “ RUSTY WATER? Cail your Gilligan Man for Details to End It Smelly Water? flND OUT Area Chamber Launches Job Plan for Students Alloyno Worncr. R2, Halting* 2nd Prixo—$25.00 Gift Cortificot. Mr*. Bernard Watson, R2 Hatting* 3rd Prixo—Free Cleaning Job on a Chair Lorabelle Payne, R2, Hatting* We're Now Located in our NEW BUILDING 107 East Woodland Dr. A. L Dahhnan Midway Between Broadway and Michigan D.C. Chiropractor Stop in and See Our 128 W. Confer St. Collection of Hostings Phone WI 5-3394 Fri.-Sot.-Sun CARPETS t, McGee - Monorch Largest Selection in Barry County" NYLONS - WOOLS - ACRILANS and Harculons H Special s695 501 Nyk>« H' INSTALLATION INCLUDED •nd FREE SFOT REMOVAL fw boc««e tw fadtr of ■ex rovoMfoa ta America.. Hats Jewelry Price RUGS and UPHOLSTERY Claanad th, Sciantifk Way by DURACLEAN The Bonnet & Gown Shop • All Worit Done In Your Own Home Everything Ready Hit Snme Doy No Mowy Soaking or Shrinking ‘STRAND of HASTINGS* FAMILY DAY EVERY SUNDAY—-UF TO I CHILDREN FREE WITH PARENTS Single girl TECHNICOLOR-— Miller's tSSS" Him WI 5-1OTI 107 « Wh4WU. HhHm* �IThe Hastings Banner Hastings Public Library Name Jurors For February Court Term Peace Carpi To Teit Feb. 13 An opportunity fir Barry county residents to test their aptitudes for Peace Corps ser­ vice *111 come at 8:30 am County Clerk William Cridlcx Saturday. Feb. 13. at the main has announced the names ot the post office st Grand Rapids and jurors drawn tor service during 1 Battle Creek and st the Fedcrul the February term of Circuit Building in Kalamazoo. Court. The opportunity Is the Peace Corps Placemen l Test. Tho jurora follow: Paul Kaiser and Dean Bever, It is not passed or failed, but Carlton; Mra. Hubert Long and simply indicates where your Frances Owen. Castleton; Ruby greatest potential Iles. The Ptftce Wood and Virginia Sherry, Has- [Corps Questionnaire which must lings Tarp.; Harold Braford and be filled out and brought to tho Gerald Gibson, Hope; Otto I exam unless previously sub­ Kunde-and Corl Lenz. Irving; mitted. tells what an applicant Hugh Wallace and Vem Pritch­ has done In the post But tho ard. Johnstown; Mary J arrant placement test is aimed at show­ and Elizabeth O. Lynch. Maple ing what he or she can do in Grove; Hie future. Applicants do not Duane Denniston and Zel have to register for the teat Greger son. OrangsviUe; Mrs. aluud of time ' John Black and Justin Simpson, The Peace Corps Questionnaire PmlriertUe; Ethel Wleaenhofer can be found In Post Offices. and Ellis Kelley, Rutland; Harry On college campuses, they are Balsch and Ray Tolan. Thorn­ available nt coUrge placement apple; Mrs. Doris Fkasner and centers or the officer of Pence Edward Reiser. Woodland; Bud Corps Liaison officers, who are Cook and Franklin Browne, members of the faculty or col­ Yankee Springs; lege administration. If you can't Orville Burghdoff and Dorothy find a Questionnaire, write the Hoke. 1st and 4th; Clarence Peace Corps. Washington. D. C Hause and Norman C. Perkins, 20525. ’’nd and 3rd: Howard Cole and OU from the jaw of a porpoise Hunt and Robert Shurlow. Balti- once wak preferred for lubricat­ more. and Beverly Allen. Barry. ing fine watches. _ V STORE WEEK IND CANDY SPECIALS Brach'. $1.75 - Conversation SWEETHEART HEARTS CHOCOLATE 31i« HEART $<| H Limit 2 Lbi. BOX I SKIRT LENGTH FABRICS Many fabrics and pat­ terns each with pattern and zipper. While they last ... • 66e You, Cbolc, Griddles Trillcts Skillets Monday, Wednesday and Friday $-|33 You, Choke ’ Give Quick, Even Heat Clean. Easily as Chinaware Saturday RUBBER STAMPS Mode to Order All Sixes Stamp Pads ... Ink | and SuppliM HASTINGS V STORE SCHADER'S Office Supplies e. Bernard Histoneal irate on the words unci meanings former of a difficult play without the distraction of learning to move residents of Hast: 8o-‘U different kind of production Dickson Utt Hanner H’dMl Adsf come to attend. Staff Sgt. Joseph J. Broke.! Mr. and Mra Wllham E Dick of Hastings, served refreshments son, 15C85 Ban field Road. O« and were assisted hr their grand- commander of the Battle Creek served their 50th wedding ante* daughter, Mrs. Jerry Robinson State Pulicv post, Is retiring after more than 25 years dt bctticc. Sgt Alfred ot White Pigeon has been promoted to staff sergeant Miss Agnes Babcock and Wll- 82 Students Use Lakewood’s New Art Room 30. 1914. in Nashville al the home of the bride’s aunt and uncle. Mr. and Mra John Wood- two grandchildren they have six wood High School Ulla year Mb Mr. Dickson, a retired fanner. that are being taught by Jack ,tho Ban field Telephone ComLambert. Lakewood's art and .1’any. Mrs Dickson La a past government Instructor. matron of the Bedford Chapter ’Of tho MW equipment this । Invite Public To Installation simple thing to use after you ELKS FISH FRY 6 to 8 p.m. FRIDAY, JAN. 29 inviting the public to attend their potluck dinner and Instal­ lation of officers on Friday. Jan. 29th. with the lodge furnishing meat, potatoes, rolls, coffee, and cake. Pkose bring own table service and dish to pass. If unable to alter Dancing Will Follow ADULTS-$1.00 CHILDREN - 50c Color TV SETCHELL-CARLSON THE ONLY COLOR T-V. RECEIVER THAT NEVER NEED LEAVE HOME FOR MAINTENANCE. FEATURES . . . • Unit-ized Chassis • Unequaled in Performance • True Fidelity in Sound • Lower’Service Costs • World Renowned ON DISPLAY EASY TIRMS SENTZ TV SALES & SERVICE (Complete Antenna Servlet) are working with oils and doing flop molds, bowls. dAhes. Christmas cards, and tlw printing of many different typew of scenery Lambert said he felt ttekt the Vudente enjoyed the art room as much as be did and (hat they Why the National Bank of Hastings? Army Pvt Neal E. Wilkins famous TUSSY cleansing creams Uftb. ream*, wttesp ate t'im. -MirtHrMiu ctumiu csum W.wM an, tU0 Mt UIR CLlMltl *’“J" 1A PRICE SALE! Wind & Weather Delight, by Tui.y B9 , Retired Couple Celebrates Takes Command Golden Wedding Jubilee Of Police Post Hastings. In rrtfj ilii I}ft! Outfit ths whois fatuity— iuy tiui mb at... Tire Per Hri Bssissu - Hom. . School 126 W. State Ph. WI 9-3344 WARMS com AIR AS YOU BREATHE!!! C9 7T at the Delton High School homo: In tercet Ing one ! Fred Slocum and Mr. and Mra. economic* room at 8 pm. Forrest I Anyone who Is interested but EJ'JL. 8^Tum ** “JV1 Campbell ot Katamasoo will nute thTjan 21 Blocuro atjnn.Bernard^ show glide* and talllon the sub- ’meeting should call Hubert itoO- , **• lat Infantry Division at Fort! Riley. Kan.. Jan. a. The 20-yearold aoldier, a ifaeciutnlc tn Com­ pany C, IM Battalion of the di­ vision’s 28th Infantry at Port Riley, enternl tl» Army in Oc­ tober.- 1964. He completed basic training at Fort Knox. Ky Wilkins te a 1WM graduate erf Middleville High School. He li A9 TTr. Bernard Historical Society to Meet return'to tho hospital Ftsb. 5 for two different styles of pi inUng1 examinations to see how much and make the alphabet with out progress has been made She la believed to have lord about GO percent of her vision. Mra. Eg­ gleston last four fingers on her different printed atylcs of each right hand in a press accident about five years ago. FRIDAY-SATURDAY ONLY NEW! 30 COLD WEATHER MASK _ Eggleston, R4 Hastings. Osborn Road, is re­ the school hopes to. add more td covering from surges* terformed their ceramics and oilier thing* at tho University Hmpttal *A tn ytsux lo come. Ann Arhnr RFw, The students taking first yter 2 Pair PLASTIC DRAPES C«g AQ I Auditions Auditio For 'Antigone' of th. Nations) Bonk Building ; Mrs. Helen Prior Dies Saturday; Rites Tuesday Ne^/ Assortment AND COTTAGE SETS Fully Lined Past Hastings I Resident Dies Auditions for Antigone.f. tha' e i fourth production of the Battle ;|In California Creek's Civic Theatre's 1964-65Civic C ivic available on the Job Corps pro- House. c <Maude) Huthertand 84, to gram offered through the U 8.; production will be a Berkeley, Calif. Office of Economic Opportunity.!—-—— —■• — 1 . _ . j Persona from 16 ta 22 are , t 1th the c SutlMriand. who died in 1M1.; eligible to apply to participate । . . kiiio uwai, u, mas -ui Information J W| U ■'fB,nU1,ir ’rtth tyl* Of Pn>- 12:30'to 6 p.m. Funeral services for Mrs. Helen Celsate Prior, 81. 827 K Bond Street who died Saturday. Jan. 33. at 3:45 am. al Pen­ nock Hospital, were held at 3:30 pm. Tuesday at the LeonardOsgood Funeral Home. The Rev. Otorge Elliott offi­ ciated and burial wua in Lake­ side Cemetery at L*kc Odem. Mrs. Prior had been In fad­ ing health foe several yean and waa hoapltellred foe two day. prior to her death. She - was bom in Mccceta County on June 34. 1883. the daughter ot Willi* and Ellen (Kllngmanl Bumford. She at­ tended the Green School In Aet no Township and worked in Premont until her marriage to William Purcey of Fnanont. They were later divorced. She worked in Northpark near Grand Rapids for seven years until slw and tier son, Riumell Purcey, Baldwin Park. Calif., moved to Texas where ahe mar­ ried William Prior. Mr. Prior waa an oil well driller for several years, and they lived in various part, nf the Southwest until they pur­ chased a motel at Carrizozo, N. M. Mr. Prior died about 15 years ago and since 1861 Mra. l»rlor made her home with her alater, Mra. Revs Benson. 627 E Bond. In addition to her son and ibker, ahe is survived by another sister. Mrs. Charlra (Flossie) Dunham. Kalamazoo; a brother. Vernon Bumford. Bellevue, and one grmdaon She was a member of the Hia­ watha Rebekah Lodge No. 53. and a past noble grand of Lodge 68 In New Mexico 8 oz. creom_____ reg. 2.00 1.00* 13 oz. lotion_____ reg. 2.00 1.00* 6 oz. lotion_____ reg. 1.00 .50* Limited time only. Richly penetrating cream or lotion soothes, softens, moisturizes your hands and body . . . guards against winter chopping and roughness. Fortified with lanolin and hexochlorophene. ; Barry County Selective 12:30 to 8:J0 p.m. Tuesday and Thursday 12:30 to'6 p.m 1.49 Value NEW AT THE V STORE SHINAWARE COOK WARE Job Corps Data r Available at Draft Office ■ Library Hours: - Section Three—Pages 1 to 6 ||I Thursday, January 28, 1965 Located Comer Court and Church Streets BY DOG SLED OR JET PLANE... The finest drug Is useleu unleu II it's available when needed. Life- U saving, emergency deliveries cl drugs Io remote regions of the world are reported frequently nowadays. Today a molt efficient system of distribution is maintained by lhe drug industry to make sure (hot no such simergencles arise in communities like ours...to make sure the fewest, most effective drugs are readily available to you and your Physician. Rely on us lo Ml your prescrip­ tions from our complete, fresh stock of pharmaceuticals. YOU! (&j) PHARMACY J 1 So Convenient i I 1 LOANS FROM I ' ‘60.00 , to ‘60,000“ I ' National Bank of Hastings •Plus 10% Fed. Tax PhoM WI 5-2466 126 tot Stet* it JFDICJ* Member Federal Reierre System and Foderal Deposit Insurance Corporation i^Snr—\ *■■01 DEPOSITS INSURED UP TO $10,000.00 �8—TJIK HASTINGS BANNER Burton Wins Declare Dicidend Over Newton Dtrretora of Hastings Manufac­ turing Company-Friday declared a In Recount fc her daughter* Thursday. They The recount or uie sotn uoure were Mra IXwnthy Quigg. Mr*. District vwe completed Munday Virginia Roberta and Mra. Ge1 of & rent* • dure, both my* nlght gave a 16-vote victory to nlcvr Potter. They spent the day March IS. IMS. to stockholder* Democrat Claude H Burton of quilting on her double wedding Bellevue over Republican Carroll ring quilt. Mra Grarhart Jw-i C. Newton, farther resident of been alck for two week* with ~ - ho moved to the flu. Mr. and Mra. Ralph ------------------ —— | Barre County nice oi ueu> ...... I caring for her during this time. ■ They retumesl to their home ! owt the weekend. : The fan* that watched the I Vikings Friday night really saw , a thriller. Charlotte held the Eaton-Clinton District. the game’but towards the end. when it really count*, the VikI Ings came out ahead Thi* wg* State Ixgialalure. ; (he first overtime of the reason The special bipartisan legisla­ and was retd exciting Satutday tive comin litre checked precincts night they also brought home a In Eaton and Calhoun Counties victory against Uic lorUa Bullelection which officially had doga. * The Child Study Club given Incumbent Newton a six- decided at their hu>l meeting vote margin. to help with the MoUwrt March. However, they had not RUSTY WATER? Call your Culligan Man for Details to End It Smelly Water? Find out about ' Woodland By Mrs. GUndon Curtit OUR FILTERS CULLIGAN stop supervisor and a past chair­ man of the Board of Super- the House. Windsor Township of Eaton County gave Uie victory to Bur­ ton after Newton had led almost the report Water Conditioning 913 N. Boftwood '72-37 margin with one House Phorv* 945-5102 JWX 7 7017F W77 fffSr American Valentine Cards Beautiful Gift Sets in Hasting* and Barry County reaidenu. caught ~Di Uie grip of severe ice and inow storm* which swept over much of the north­ ern portion of the Nation Fri­ day, Saturday and'Bunday, were «U1I trying to "chip out" when another blixxard blanketed the urea this Wednesday morning Tuesday night about a half­ inch of snow fell, according to W. Schantz Retires Wilbur SchanU of the Hen­ dershot District retired Friday W. Bliss Company. tho foibegan working at BU** on July 1, 1M6. Dedicate New Penney ‘Home’ This Wednesday Heralding an era of continued growth and development. J. C. Michigan Fisheries Research In- Penney Company ha* moved it* New York central office to a stltute here. . Ice which blanketed everything ment further its program ot ex- fallen on Tuesday. Only kkh enjoyed It—they coaid building especially designed to passable Area Chamber Launches Job Plan for Students Florence (Wls.i Mining New*, died at 3:10 am.‘this Wednesday at Use Iron Mountain Memorial A program to promote Jobs for Hospital Kuball, 43, of Middleville, who high school and college students clerk and chairman of Florence died suddenly Thursday. Jan. school drop-out problem, has been and a* clerk of the circuit court 21, following k heart attack dur­ initiated by the Hastings Aren In Florence County for many ing the night, were at 1 pm. on year*, had undergone surgery on Saturday at tiw Beeler Funeral Dec. 30 when hi* left leg wo* Home at Middleville. amputated. He had been in fall­ ing health for seme time. * He is survived by hl* wife. Rose; four daughter*. Mr*. June rille. TUI. Florence. WU.; Mrs. John Yu*ba. Chicago, Ill ; Mr* Mar- fera. Mra Clifford Converse and puit-tlme Jobs during school peri- garet Erickson. Garden City, and Mrs. Mark Claypool, both of Mrs. Tim Christiansen. MadUan, Hastings; a aon. John, of Rl callon periods will be sought by WU.; one son. George, new* *di- Delton; hi* mother. Mr*. Besale tor of The Hastings Banner. KuboM. of Rl Delton; three *1*grandchlldren, and great grand- [<TJ Mrs Lawrence Allen and school children. Mr*. Henry Eaton, both ot Rl Mr. Young* was the last of Delton, and Mr*. Norman Haight, four son* of George C. Youngs. R2 Middleville; a half-brother, former Milwaukee. WU, and Jolin Mor gam Rl Woodland; State Street. Florence, Wls. newspaperman two half-aLstAra. Mrs. Donald Chamber spokesmen my that the Two of hl* brother* were new*- Haight. R3 Middleville, and Mra. program Is Intended to accomplish papormen. Mcrvtn Young* who Marshall Grlffeth. Charlotte, the following aims: — . j .. _ _ . -i.- ••—uy.,.,, grandchildren. 1. Sliow school-age people the Dally Carette and Melvfh. whb On Dean’ii Li»t limited but everyone that did attend enjoyed a delicious pot­ luck dinner and had a good time. Mr. and Mrs John Sin­ clair showed their pictures of County sheriff's officers had their trip to Arizona this lost policed 25 accident* Involving 26 car*. Including 18 which caused rcveral picture* from Methodist just property damage and seven camps and activities of the In which 11 'persons were in­ jured. In addition. State Police in­ vestigated two socident* on M-37 Father Mike' to In which both driver* later pleaded guilty to driving while Speak at Lake-0 under the Influence of liquor They paid 15430 each in fine* Club has Invited Father Hugh and court cost* when they plead­ ed guilty before Municipal Judge night banquet to be held Thura- ihlp Hall. Father Michael, a native of Businessman at Lake Odessa equipment there valued at morel Dies Suddenly 3 awu. JL £ W. Grand, a salesman, mluedI curve near the Mill take Rofcq, sliding down an embankment This are*, according to utflltj company official*, was fortunate In not having any serious Inter? niptlons In service. Three Con­ sumer* Power employee*. Fore­ man BUI Hubble, and George Ul­ rich and Dwight Hurless, toe* trimmers, left here to Join the Odeaaa. or some other chib mem- Michigan contingent of Consum­ er* workers who went to Chicago to assist in restoring service to oaodates went into the central scientific adi-.uictrt necessary to 118 SHt« Street of their married life. He was a member of the Central Methodist It is th® first major building Kingsley (Gertrude) Montgomery constructed under New Yorks of Bloomfield Hill* j* nd Mrs. new xonlng regulation* provid­ ing more sidewalk area with It* Arlington. Va.: three grandchll- $100 Wednesday at the Pickens Chap­ el with the Rev. Luther Brokaw officiating with burial in Lake­ storms. •The William Eastmans and side Cemetery. Garth Florio* were north oh a holiday outing several days last The regular meeting of tlve week. Mrs. Esther Pptt sUyed with the Eastman youngsters Retarded Children will be held while their parent* were away. By Mr*. Orlte FanSyckln There wa* a happy reunion al I OmIIm Ptoni 7SI.71T1 Marathon. Fla. on ■ the Key* the Special Education School. Parents and friend* are urged SycUe. Dick and Sally and Mr. when the Robert Walldorf!*, Bill Schllhancck and Robert Brooks to attend this very important joined in/thelr trailer locations Lacey Army Pfc. Carroll D. Lamle. Betty were Bunday dinner guests Lamle. 704 Reed 8t.. Nashville. Reduced 33^/3^® Wishes to Thank Everyone Who Par­ ticipated in the GRAND OPENING, making it a pleasant and successful opening of our new building . . . THE FOLLOWING WON DOOR FRIZES: Alleyne Women R2, Hostings 2nd Prizo—$25.00 Gift Cortificoto Mr*. Bernard WaHon, R2 Hatting* 3rd Priic—Free Cleaning Job on a Choir Lorobello Payne, Rl, Halting. We're Now Located in our NEW BUILDING 107 East Woodland and family. * Chief Deputy Element Inter-American Defenre Richard Abbey showed pictures Nair In Washington, D. C., Jan. *ige at the Medical Self Help 14. l*unle_ a clerk typist in the meetings sponsored by Plrasant- college, entered th* Army in February 1M4 and completed antvtew school Jan. 30 There basic combat training at Fort Dr. A. L Dahlman Midway Between Broadway and Michigan D.C. Chiropractor Stop in and See Our 128 W. Cnnrnr Sr. Collection of 180, Ron Bpeneili and Tom soldier is a 19W graduate of Ntuhvllle W. K. Kellogg High Hastings Phone WI 5-3394 bleeding from a wound. William Barr. Civil Defense director of DUSTERS SLEEPWEAR GLOVES Ernie Miller of Millers DURACLEAN 1st Prise—New 9x12 Reversible Rug Ckfrnthatart by an unusual ab- titled “Transition.- and Mrs. Henry VanSyckle. * Mis* Betty Ketchum was home WATCH MAKER ON DUTY AT ALL TIMES Education far use in city Mhool* I Office furniture a* well a*;denly Monday about a aai many interior fixture* were spe-1 route to hl* Ter " dally designed for the new build- ■ ^y on Lake stonily changing retail induitry. and to maker'the customer the brneflc^ry of tho Improved methods at merchandising. There are many distinctive features in the building, the lat­ est addition to a construction He married Ethel B. Dilley of boom which ha* tranafornwi oolllslon near the Coir the former Sixth Avenue froti Sunfield on June 22. 1915. They tetovtslon nppeurancta. In addition he is general manager of radio station WXTOPM Grand Rapid*. The club 1* making a limited number of tickets available to non-mem- DRESS SALE Expert Watch Repair! literally outgrew it* former 18story headquartre* on West 34th | FamUy Day 'Always Wonted" SKIRTS SWEATERS SLACKS CARCOATS Otto Kuball Dies Suddenly At Middleville Mbit since the storm hit late last week. . (■­ This Tlic centralized operation now employment. ThU Wednesday morning all Tha William Yates family of nf the th- Heatings kxlirvtl l-i... 'provides a more efficient base ot school Dtues 3. Provide job* for high school grandson. Calvin, who worked on Kalamasoo visited her parent*, president callrrl revcrnl places made their regular runs and| from which to fill requirement* and college-age student* The Banner during the summers the Roy Cordeses over the week- * while attending the University find out the details. She waa students aJwent However. Mon -■ pariment stores and through of Wisconsin, now publishes the unable to get any information day and Tuesday mine 150 stu- them the jmlauifi mUllone of workers during school periods and Mining News. full-time employment far students Everyone received a letter in the 'Chool as the two Pleasantview the move reaffirm* the Com­ mall though from the City Banfc buse* were unable to make thetr pany'a continued dedication to A. Provide students with a type trips und some others couldn't;It* tradition of "Always First of work that he may follow a* a make ttrelr entire runs. Friday Quality' merchandise at the 5. Encourage students to remain brought home -t be card* to be one bus. just before picking up lowort possible price. aa, a graduate of lakewood High filled with dimes.-This 1* a the Ant .student.. (Uj^Cd off the Tho more also signal* Penney'* School, ha. been named on'the WEDDING worthy cause so try to give your Hammond Road because of Uie determination to broaden the fa- left school by showing him emslippery conditions. Little dam-1 dllttoi of it* department'store* ploymtnt opportunities tn hl* home PHOTOGRAPHY ngc vss done. > to make tlxin "one-atop" shopboth. Raln swept over the are* last' ping centers" with a greater vaEmployers wishing to use this wmV with 0* nt an r»n_ . _ _•____ ,___ .... ... Stuart Kusmaull joined their ---- ---—-■---------- ----, hk nmta . A weekend ago the Jam never climbed above free*- .a- fllmtlv ter* visited friend* in Indlanapo-1 Commerce office. Mrs. Charies Guenther and girl* cury Ing. hitting a high of 30 and a The ra^, Since last Thursday, when the 11*. Ind. and Mr*. Colter rein Parchment to celebrate birth­ low of 11. There was 62 of an a—ociau* rnamed until the middle of the i n945-3616 days. Sue Guenther und Andy. Inch falling on Thursday when' york cll_ Hastings School. 40 student* have week for a longer visit. the thermometer hovered be- i to ju-j. following a carefully staged [x-rature ranged from 40 to 19 and Saturday the high was 32 rood conditions kept many regu- and the low 20 with .74 of an dedication of the building waa inch of rain falling plus 15 inch­ chunch Sunday. Though the at- Cosmetics Buy one at regular price choose 2nd dress at Retired Wiicontin Editor Succumbs cause and voted Method lot vyhitmau and Area Residents ‘Chipping Out’ After Storm the meeting. * Jessie Campbell MARWAtt LICENSE Hospital. 3 Days Only Fri.-Sat.-Sun CARPETS tv McGse - Monarch 'Largest Selection in Barry County" NYLONS - WOOLS - ACRILANS and Harculans Special ’6” $01 Nytoa INSTALLATION INCLUDED ■nd FREE SPOT REMOVAL for AOOMM ttVMatfaf Of tH9 tax ravoftrffoo In AmaHen Hats Jewelry Price RUGS and UPHOLSTERY Cleaned the Scientific Way by DURACLEAN The Bonnet & Gown £hop Alma Fingleton . All Wwk Don In •STRAND of HASTINGS’ FAMILY DAY EVERY SUNDAY—UP TO I CHILDREN FREE WITH PARENTS SlngisgM Hiller’s 7888" Phono WI 5-2091 107 E. Woodland, Hostings �Junior Comervotion Club Reformed os 4H Organisation Pilgrim Church Plans Special, Youth Services ting* Pilgrim Church are plan-' ’ ' ' kina, who t* employed by Youth Pur ChrUt. International, with1 officers in Lansing. ' The Barry County Junior Con­ servation Club has now reorgan­ ized ax the Barry County Junior 4H Conservation Cliib under.the leadership of Mr* John DeBroux and Pal Underhill. Thl* 4H conservation club will meet monthly during the Winter and Bummer and win teach and participate In a wide variety of conservation project* Including wildlife study, a Spring "Rough Fi*h Carnival,” road*lde pickup. The group also work* with gun safety, tree planting and other conservation project*. Leader* said many parent* tn Hasting* have asked for a 4H project to fit the need* of young Priscilla Glbbe. of BUavrarth, people tn thl* area of the coun­ ty, Here J* one that will provide education and recreation In a tn varioua mretlng* around Che have ton* or daughter! between interested in Joining, they are pioyad in Lansing, and are com­ Invited to call Mr*. DeBroux at puting their education by at­ M5-2151 or Pat Underhill at tending night clauca at Mich­ igan State Unlvereity. He to a Shriber of Haatlziga. church will have complete a* well aa the prayer meeting on Presbyterians Pace Men's Wednesday Volleyball League The Presbytertans, currently friendly invitation Is ex­ leading the Men's Volleyball league which play* Wednesday night* In t h e main Hasting* High, gym in conjunction with the Youth Council's Men's Con­ CARD OF THANK* Pl*F the To our many friends, neigh­ ditioning cTessr- yere bor* and associates, we wish to Teachers thl* Wednesday white express our sincere heartfelt the Independent* play NaahvUle A Ihoughtfuinre* shown during our recent bereavement In the lo*s of our husband, father and grandfather. Mr*. H. Lynn Newton Mr. and Mr*. Roderick L. Newton Next Wednesday tho. Metho­ Lynda. Roderick II and dists play Hope and the Catho­ Shirley lic* meet Woodland al 7. The Independents will play the Treacher* and the Prer.bytcrtans will play Nashville al 8 pm. . Ti»c TraclUT* were tn third Typewriters 6r place with four point* going into the matches this Wednesday. Adding Machines For Solo ur Rent Repair Service Need Modern Pioneers Woodland were tied for fourth with three points and the In­ dependents and Nashville were tied for seventh with two point*. SCHADERS Office Supplies Open House on Sunday Honors The Clare Figgs The Hastings Banner -W. I-attring f W Gilbert nilk*,i otvzn Inspiration Thun! rat Inn and and apply anti -By M. ,given to The old statement that You it our equally God given natural Thursday, January 28, 1965 Section Two I ogee 1-ta 6 cant rer the wood* because of resource* of raw'matertai ahd the tree*" seem* to describe the I Human energy we can solve all sort of confused* thinking that Uie problems we have ourselves goes Into facing modern prob-I generated. Th* daughter* of Mr. and Mrs Find Son's Picture In terns of meeting the challenge of bo mUch for generallUea. Tn Clare Figg of Kelly Highway. Rl National Magazine our overabundant Human Re-'our recent Human Resource* Vermontville. ar* arranging for open home Sunday. Jan. 21. In G tendon L. Pierson. 217 E. down to* fundamental* and at- ।County.- Extenttan Agent* and honor of the 50th wedding anni­ . were pleased when they tempt to simplify the whole , versary of the couple. problem and then systematically tgan State University we hare McCormick. 60. Rl Delton, who try to do something about It ;learned that we do have some । died Saturday afternoon, were Our forefather* took to the ।problem* in Michigan and Barry Employee* of the E. . Bliss Picture* of their son. Marshall. woods barely a century ago and County । Company honored B. E. Meyer, included in a story entitled that do need attention— applying uneducated raw Inge- ,especially problem* of finding jircso division mUoi manager, at "Fasluona For Fun in Faraway nuity to th* primitive forest* Of I, 'officiating. Burial waa In Mount I opportunities for our young peo­ a dinner at the HMrtlnga Hotel । Place*" Michigan th a few years carved ;ple—both school drop ouU and on Jan. 15. Meyer plans to reMarshal) la a corporal tn out an empire of wealth that we ]Uie more fortunate one* who have more education but no spe­ Out-of-town guest* attending . United Stall are accumulating knowledge and cific Job skill* and experience. materia) resource* so fast we There are real deficiencies Jo Marshall and a friend were I can't build computers fast enough <Mir educational program and to keep the records straight. At likewise in our community a* far bride'* parents in Sunfield The the same time a substantial por­ Ute Vermontville Methodist tion of our population is facing lem* of our expanding popular frustration and unemployment tton. The writer is convinced Church, performed the cere- Stolon: Edmund Shuster, vice color. i years and was a former member pretldrnt. international opera---------- L.----------4nd president of Carpenbecause they can't become a part that if we are willing to face up many. of thl* process. to.these problem* solution* can ipg on a fann north of Sunfield, JX TSLtleXX0'.^ Takes New Position ™ wtfe To challenge your thinking, let I be found to most of them. and In 1917 moved to their pres­ Warren D. Stock, director of Mr. and Mr* Gorton WU- J* “ W’*7' u* suppose suddenly a great! Effort* are being made to make ent home north of Vermontville personnel.*/ iiiams, *12 E. Marshall, are to | ^L* disaster knocks out our complex statistical studies to define our Out-of-'town sales repreaen- movc nfxt month to Scranton. ®“hutoo. “ and a brother. industrial structure and a panic problem* and that to good but bers of the MapleWood Fann wipes out the confidence of the we as citizens must be willing to Bureau and the Vermontville Lowell Wooden. H. P. Sherman' Ployed as a manager of an aluMr. and Mm Robert Vrooman people In their money resources. Methodist Church. Before her * n —rnlniim Mr and Xtrw r-1»r» V z* V naim tu.u iv a. n uuur. ...... — ntanr •------ for Wredher-Ttta ---------. ----. ' and — ........ . .tnttn...... Do we have the spirit and know; work at planning to rolve them. nttrriiure Mrs Figg clerked three r, Detrolf. J. R- Adrock, Cleveland. ’ division of the Pacific Coast son relumed Sunday from a 17While Washington authorities mentals and rebuild from scratch are prepared to finance some of ►tore In Sunfield. She to a mem­ Ohio; J. H. Birch. O. 8. Purple. Company. Gorton ha* been an day vacation in Florida. They " .. —------- ----------McCaffrey, Chicago, ... UL; .L. assistant manager of the com- spent four daya with Mr. and the effort, it Is going to take a ber of the Vermontville Wom­ R. lot of unpaid volunteer work on an's Club and the Vermontville Philadelphia, and W. J. Stasko. marches on Washington to seek Garden Club back our l<Mt position of securi­ fred William* had a “going ot Hastings. Milwaukee. ty? Are we too spoiled by pros­ Roger B. Kilpatrick of the perity to realize that most great home in lire wilderness, but hi press division acted as master day evening movement* have .started poor’ Ute l.m,: run it paid ofl for their Our schools are grinding out children. They had a satisfac­ rault and Vaught gave short ful time. BIU and Dorothy sted-' thomands of graduate* who know tion In life that could not be a U.M.O ------ — ----------- .----------------- -- - , The other daughter* who are the fundamental* of reading, measured on paycheck stub*. uslsting with the celebration than W yrera of service with Gordon and Phyllis at the writing and arithmetic, the dog­ Back to the needs of our young are Mr*. Richard < P h y 111 a ) the company, and a watch wa* Elks Saturday evening. Gordon, ma* of science and history and people. I believe if a committee Wright and Mr*. Carl (Jane) preaenierf him by Perrault. plans to leave Feb. 5 and Phyllis! some social, technical and com­ of parents, business people and Thrun, also of Vermontville, and Jack Kennedy, a long-Ume a*- Rnd 016 tw® w111 8® uter I _ In lb* mnnrH munication skills but do they educator* would start the bail Mr*. Paul (Alen*> Gilmore of. _ _____________ ______ . ■ ----------- a-------- --rolling they could encourage ths Lansing. The Piggs have 12 with a light-weight motor for I eratlpns, develop and promote grandchildren and seven great­ hl* fishing boat | Mr. and Mrs William Spring-! THE FURNITURE new product's, systematically ally the young people—to coop­ grandchildren. A hlghllgU of the evening er and daughter, Terri Unn. of evaluate local social problems eratively attack the problem* BUILDING und set up procedure* to solve thenuelve*. Here are some way* them? Can the> initiate com­ this might work. They could and then they usually pass the movable experiences. Mrr Orlo Springer and sister. munity improvement project* send delegations to neighbor | f । Roberta. and promote them? Tliey can communities to find out about Phone 174-1523 Company for Florida shortly play musical instrument* and programs that work there. Many Banner Ads Benefit YOU! perform many special talent op­ communities are starting Junior financing. Some programs would eration* but can they organize Achievement programs to teach actually earn their way after a and set up community festival*, young people how to set up and brief initial subsidy. There are promote tourist Industrie* and operate business operation*. A* always barbecues, white elephant provide services and enterprises to draw people to the county? skills of American business en­ like to raise fund*. Where there and was in a Orifnd Rapids HoaWe need the kind of imagina­ terprises many will find answer* l* a will, a way will be found. It With'Cedi Order ef tion that can build a Disney Und themselves. With a little encour­ h«* been proven time and again taken to tho Springbrook realagement the existing youth pro­ that a handful of dedicated peo­ gram* such M Routing and 4H ple with vision can change the into that project and forget that could be expanded into more it all started when a man learned youth development area*. With Communist danget that faces proving slowly. community help a day camp program could be set up to pro­ a handful of dedicated men. vide summer time youth Job*। Christianity grew out of the *fa" biography would be more und opportunities. Our touristi fori* of a handful of common uoraon useful to our people than tech­ Industry could be expanded to। folks from the back country of nical sociology. > Palestine who caught a virion of LIMITED TIME ONLY r a ‘better way of life. Do we have We marvel at the complexity COME IN J ten paopi* in Barry County that INSURANCE of television *ete. computers and TO INQUIRE [ will seriously do something to the like, yet they are basically smly a few simple device* put to­ ment the development of 1 gether In a variety of pattern*. In the entertainment field utilize musical and spe* ' Bliss Officials Honor Retiring Sales Manager 4 4 McCormick Of Delton Dies UPHOLSTERING Woyne Hazel FREE EVERGREENS STEPS >38” Irondda Ajekey < | WI 5-5131 I < Hecpitalliatroa marvel was but a eftltal r*(J1o IR0N5IDE MONUMENT WORKS td knowledge of our cx- club could provide industrial*nd tecbnology they also cultural tours so our people oculd written up a specific proposal say that new invention* were "lOt Inspiration and »r. Per­ Teams which could provide en­ spiration.15 Either without the couragement for developing valu­ able skill* in many area* of hu­ us are old fashioned enough to man activity. believe that if we take our God ZZIWaTSTRTtar-HASTINGS SEWMG SOOTMUUEJrtMJ NIW16AU RJK. Wat FiPTf'QX XEAU I told you H.C.B. was the Best Bank I HOLY MACKEREL I* REAL ESTATE Top Listings In TOWN AND COUNTRY PROPERTIES A RIAL GOOD. LARCR HOME IN THI FIRST WARD, h.s living W,000.00 A RIAL NICI HOMI IN THE 1st WARD, has two good bedrooms each with clour and a new full bath upttelrs and down a living and * large $10,000.00 WI HAVE A GOOD MODERN FOUR BEDROOM HOME TO RENT In the Fourth ward. AT PLEASANT SHORES THORNAPPLE LAKE A NEW COTTAGE, piece bath, has t flowing well, and large septic tank large enough for two cottages, large drain field, semi-basement for $12,000.00 A BEAUTIFUL HOME AT ALGONQUIN LAKE, all on one floor. po*«l, heated with hot water heater, fired with oil. new two stall garage, aluminum siding, paneling woodwork in living room, on excellent road, school but service, for .........$20,000.00 WI HAVE TWO SCHOOL HOUSES TO SELL VERY REASONABLE, A BEAUTIFUL HOME RIGHT ON MIDDLE LAKE (120 fut lake frontag*), upstair* It has two bedrooms, clout and a spare room, and down on* bedroom, living room, dining room, kitchen with fireplace, ha* electric h*at, garage and half, thru pattoh storage building, large lot. for $11,000.00 A REAL GOOD HOMI close In In th* 4th ward, has thro* nice bedrooms and a full bath upstair* and down one bedroom, living room, dining room, kitchen and 14 b»th, full basement, gas heat, and It has a garage, for $7,500.00 A RIAL NICI HOMI OUT IN CARLTON TWP. Jo . two acre lot. It I* a large brick house, has been used as a two family home. • on* side hu three bedrooms up and down a living room, dining room, full bath and kitchen, living room and dining space to­ gether, and the other side has two bedrooms up and down a living room, dining room, full bath and kitchen, heated with oil, large shod and g*'»g*. buutiful lot all fenced in for $9,500.00 WI HAVI A HOME IN BATTLE CREEK, with three bedrooms and bath up and down It ha* one bedroom, living room, dining room, kitehen, full basement, new gat furnace, new water heater, new front and back enclosed porches, want* to trac* for a place Jiith about 30 acre* north of Hastings. 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HASTINGS SALESMEN Cerf Nietkauee’* boua pJiene WI 5-3004 Richard tlecuw WI 5-5156 Hustings City Buiih �Lakewood Vikings Sail Into West Central Lead Coach Eggers’ I Cage Roundup | OAKU HUDAY WIGHT Cagers Defeat Orioles, Bulldogs Victoria* Friday, Saturday Boott R»L“9£.!Stt‘“u’ Team Into Lead tar scoring a thrilling 76-73 overUme victory over visiting Char­ lotte Friday night and a 64-58 win at Ionia Saturday night to Conference standing*, will face another severe test Friday night when they battle Uie invading Greenville Yellow Jacket*. Delton High's Panthers, curtn — the rcntly setting the pace — Kalanuuoo Valley Association, will travel to Richbuui Friday night while Middleville'* T-K .for a layup and crashed to the floor, suftcrlng a cut chin floor. chia that' that required stitches. Jerry King, Mlddltvill*'* fine guard, smashed into a wall with about five mln- OAME TOBBDAY Spring port. Delton defeated arch-rival Hickory Comers Friday night. 14-31. before a capacity throng The Kellogg Hornet* played » deliberate game and the Panth­ ers had their hands full for four Quarter* before coming odt on Armchair Athlete VX? beating Grand Ledge the., quarter but Delton had iui 18-16 margin al th* half. Delton into foul trouble at Lakewood and all five starters plus their foul route. With 5:01 remaining tn Uic game, Randy Hewitt scored on a throe-point play mid put Uie Viking* In front for the first time. 54-53. The team* Vaded bucket* until Dick Lux sank one same play Lavon Hamp ot LakewikxI »a* fouled but he mused Uie iliol and tlu> game went into CHdwta, IJ. Cl KStr.S.-IKi.w.wu Vikings shared th* load. Phil­ ipp*. who amassed 26 point* the night before, was again top scor­ er with 22. Mike OToola scored Phllllps led Lakewood with 26 16. Hewitt put through 9 and point*, including 14 “ from the Hamp dropped In 8. John Mowatl was lop scorer line. Hamp and John Booher for Ionia with 16 with hl* team­ mate Jim Lytle dropping In 14. SL Jehus and Greenville 16 and 15, respectively. 'Saturday night Lakewood BL Johns'defeated Ionia Fri­ «ored 16 for the ns Mowatt had 16 for I •The Viking* lost s Randy Hewitt wlto 1: day. 76-61, and Greenville whipped Alma. 70-57, ■ trailing at one >nd quarter. The after three quarters. Al Warblsh pumped In 36 point* and Clark Berthouscn 26. John Lamphere and Jim Lytle MovUl 13 The Ionia JVa won. 66-54. and shooting talent ur put them Ute data of the tins’Yowell the Bulldog Frosh won. 57-40. Greenville Jumped off to a 16-6 r second frame for the half Urn* Eggers said this "winning mo- teore of 37-28. Greenville added six pftjnt.* to the gap In the third lowing night when the Vfkings and coasted in. traveled lo Ionia and easily pul D.vc BaJoom led Uie winners Uic sleeper hold on the Bulldogs wltli 18 point* and Chuck Cooper had 1. Greenville won the reserve stronger game from the* Ionia boys and said they have greater ability than they displayed Sat­ urday night 'They were dlsappoinUng." he the Michigan State golf course 1* a 430-yardor which went shown the Improvement that I through 240 roundn In a recent Big Ten champtonahlnzwltbout anticipated." The scoring show* that the being birdied. "Like to join Michigan's happy throng oi ice fishermen, the third period but the Hornet* but lack the know-how to get started in this sport? The how-tos for this brand of Winter fun are waiting for you in the new Keltogg whl^BlU ‘Handbook, for ke Fishermen,' now available free from the Conservation Department’s Publications Room, Lansing, 45926." Old Bus* ought to send for an -------------------------------------------------|tlon* and the carrying capacity crfllre library. Delton now hold* a 9-1 overall mark and Kellogg 6-3. derful for ice fishing. The userKellogg won the preliminary, the wind wa* blowing about 20 duced In small scale to serve as handy guides for anglers and Bangor defatted Galesburgother water-using sport-unen. . . . Augusta 70-84 at Galesburg. HasUngs street* were Saturday After Jan. 31. moskeliunge will night. Old Buz* parked in Mlle* not be legal catches or spearing Dorman's driveway between target* In Lake St. Clair, and the Leach and Middle Lake*, and St. Clair and Detroit Riven. The first began fishing In that cove which alway* produce* some in effect for these waters through the finale. dandy bluegills — for the Cota.*. June ,4 The closed season is league remained in a three-way timed to cover the entire musUe for first with Middleville de­ dozen holes without a nibble, kle spawning period. Other feating Hamilton, 75-67; Cale­ and checking on the production change* In mtukle regulations donia downing Wayland. 82-64. for the Lake St. Clair area limit and Kenowa Hill* edging North- Bun picked up restrict power trolling to one line per angler during the open productive. Going onto the ice, we saw two -well-padded people annual take of muskles by about fUhlng over near Bertha River's men were Uke Old Buxz. Spike over, hoping to find out Just Dodson and Dick Fluke, you over visiting Hamilton. Jerry where the fish were biting. And wouldn't need any regulation* at they were biting, too. Two long­ all—and musk les would grow big time outdoor gals. Ruby Henney and Marjorie Campbell were the Vanllouten 4 astaEd flAhermen, and both hadaeme and Tom GrUTeth 2. WANT^A PET? sion when he collided ui*$ a In fact, Ruby had nine and Hamilton player, and had to be Marj had four. So Old Buz* want checked by a physician. He wa* to work. H* spudded hole* hither back in school Monday but may and yon. beside Ruby and then beside Marg- He fished near the not play this week. White was blocked going up bottom, then 15 feet down Just like Ruby was. He used hl* own Young Saxops RaUy But Fade In Final Minutes Fading In th* final three min­ utes of play, the Hastings Hteh Junior Varsity basketball team had their winning streak snapped night. Coach Don Mullen's charge* had moved up from behind and with 3:15 left Ln tlie contest,------------------Uve bucket* by Bill Horn and Dave Hankins gave tbe Ledgers a four-point lead and Coach Bill Powell's tads coasted to their win. The Ledgers held a 36-14 lead six-point gap in the scoond peri- Are you playing Hastings Drops Another Thrilk By 2 Points Young Vikings Beal Charlotte And Ionia ‘5*’ 19 point* while allowing lonta Th* Lakewood Junior Vanity The Hastings High Saxon* point man with 17. Hewitt hit played another thrilling game Friday night, but again victory lonlk Uit Friday and Saturday. for 16, Johnson 9. Kimble I and Booher 3. Jeu Well* didn’t score eluded the frustrated eagers Of Coach Bob VanderVeen a* they dropped a 65-83 decision to th* big Grand Ladg* Comet*. Hosting* ha* lost four of th* last five West Central league Jackson did a good Job on tho game* by a. total of eight point*. backboard against a bigger Ionia Wayland's Wildcat* meshed 47 percent of their shot* but lost to Caledonia. 82-64. Wayland committed 21 control errors. Page pulled hl* other Wayland Is 1-9 for the season. St. Philip outscored Bellevue with about three mln19-6 In the third quarter and went on to whip the Tlgenv, 68­ 00, and Charlotte 68-67 before 53. .In a Cereal Center Confer­ ence game tn the St. Philip gym tween the Saxons nipped the Al­ Godwin nipped East Grand ma Panthers, 74-64. Rapids 83-70 to gain a two-game ■rood* beat showing*. The VDc- are 3 and 5. Thl* Friday the Vikings play Greenville in the margin over the second-place Lakewood gym at 6:30. Pioneers in the Grand Valley Conference. GAME* SATUBDAY MIOUT Alau> U BmUbs*. • Charlotte. which had scored big before Delton Nips Kellogg In Low-Scoring Game •crvallon Department fisheries men, toting tripods, power drills , and other paraphernalia, have launched their Winter's work of surveying inland lake*. Before the Spring thaw, they hope to map -14 lake*, in the northern the same type of basic Inventory Is to get underway in 11 lakes in the UJ*. Their find­ ings will provide a backlog of ready information to chart the way for biological studies later aimed at measuring fish popula- High point man for Lakewood but the Orioles drilled one more waa Jackaon with 16. Jim Johnfree throw. Against Greenville Hastings IL Jaff Weil* had 8, Lloyd Cun­ ningham and Mike Turion 6. and 24-19/but made only 12 gift* to who saw action were John Hoed. wood theg outscored the Viking* Kimble, and Tom Hazel. Hastings moved out to a 20-14 first period lead and still had a three-point margin. 29-26, at the half. In the third period the Comets almost closed the gap, outscoring Hastings 18-18, then in Ute hut period they pasted the win to remain in contention for the league championship. The score wa* tied or chanted hands on 10 occasions during that hectic last period. Grand Lodge Ued the score at 45-aU on Mike Dick's free throw but Captain Paul Lubienleckl scored to put Hastings ahead. Two free throws by Doug Baribeau knotted tbe count at 47­ 47 then Lubienlocki and Carl bigger through tbe sheriff's office. FOR FUN and HEALTH The Vikings trailed 13-10, at been returfacod for the narrowed the margin to 1 point a* they trailed 21 to 20. .In Uie third period the Vikings took ment ho* been checked and reconditioned. remaining. Grand Ledge took time out. Meister put the Comet* ahead with a close-in shot, then con- SHARPEN UP YOUR GAME long allot for Hayings and Hasting* had a four-point the point for the final 65-63 advantage. Bick drilled a field goal and Open Bowling SATUR­ DAYS and ODaassll ...1* 4 Mike Edge! hit from outcourt. Fwrgr.ii....i* * Dave Williams countered for rtuna, m.’.ii a wollei\ IS ...I* • 53-53. Lubienleckl missed a free throw, then Jim Richard sank two. Dick hit from the floor fol­ lowed by Ed Meister. Dick con­ verted two. gift* making the AND SUNDAYS Most WEEKDAY AFTERNOONS. Bob & Mickey Lambert meshed a Jumper then Ken Wei- HASTINGS BOWL INt time stealing the bail and going Woodland ot Mich If on The battling Saxon* ly. Old Bum caught a bluegill as dark closed in. The two gate— they ended up as they generally do. each with a nice mess. Old load. . point* while but converted just 7 free throws to the victors' 23. At Charlotte all Ued up at 61-61 with 1:S| Chevrolet Saxon Wrestlers Victorious Over St. Johns Squad point*. Hastings shaved a point off the lead In the third stanza and then Ued the score In the fourth, only to lose their grip. Th* vxKMxry: HASTINGS FG A FO FTA FT FF TP fa*rM*"lS ...I I II T * 11 Mailing* High's wrestling squap. which scored an ImprcsS»E “ .. .! f ! } 1 with fire? John* team there Friday night. Is to travel to Kalamazoo to meet Loy Norrlx thl* Thursday and then nnt Tuesday Coach Bob Miller takes his team to meet the Lakewood Vikings. You're taking dangerous chance* if your fire Tuesday night Coach MlUer"* urapplers scored a 33*13 victory over invading Godwin Height.*. The Godwin Height* sum­ mary: Th« tuoniry: SS-FOVWD IlIVMIOlt — Bob Browa COLEMAN Mkhigaa HASTINGS OKAXD LBOTE Ute Banner Br«nf Adil workpower "Bailable [hi Sarvka Since 1B28’ LOCAL sad LONG DISTANCE HEATES STORAGE FACILITIES over bumps and trouble Independent fronrcsuspension takes tile “truck" out of track ride. It smooths rough roads, protects track, driver Hasting* scared three pins over the Redwings, Ken Cole at and cargo from excessive jolting And on Chevrolet pickups ifs a proved system with millions of miles of user experience behind IL Try it out on ona of Chevrolet's groat Fleoteide or !•*. IL_M AhIn » Hw. U~Im Stepside pickups. If* one of the big reatons that Chevrolet iuuhj is first choice with pickup users from coast to coast Telephone your Chevrolet deeler about any type of truck 1435 S. Hanover WI 5-2425 �HASHIMS lOWLING 556. ^Pe!e/ Lubletikcki 540 and he also shared the lead In the I SENIOR DIVISION Paul Cassel 200-635. | hot Classic circuit with 236-615. Bor*' high game went to Ran• - 11 ■ • — ay Moyer wiui n Xi.vE. W. BLISS LEAGUE 1 Terpenning rolled 2X1-«Q. Herb Jim Hartin rolled IMS-453 and award p.tm mtiarf wrie,1Service 229-600. Ernie Milter «:*ve Carr 177-447. Becky Brow cr was high for the girt* with honors Friday. 607. and shared 363-563. Keith Craig 20?-MO. 150-346. Sandy Gattrill rolled, botli posting 345s. Keith finished | 139-355. Linda Btaup rolled 137­ with 507. Dick Bonankl chalked 342. HUndlnr*: Team 5. 17 wins: 203-673. Art Fredcnburg Zrt. Hainas 209-562 arid Bill Hackney Dick Root 504, John Havens 539. 200-556. . . Bruce Terry 531, Lester Lard SUn/Ung*: Hastings Filter* 533, Edlne DeVault 220-577. B1U Blh. WBCH 65. Hastings Milling BANTAM LEAGUE SC. Lawrence 208-541, Ella ail- 52. Hasting* Moose 5. Hasting* letl 803. Bob Humphrey 533. Nick H^lltary X’k* 50, FWpU 48. Woodland, Fr ancisco to Battle For League Lead THURSDAY MATINEE Rod Newton 119-130—349, Mark ““ Lumber 47. Reohm Standing*: Hasting* Motor SauTnlrt n3, | WUllam* insurance Olmstead 104-107 — 311. Doug Woodland Insurance; w hie hi --------- ————-' ._ “ ~ Lydy Trucking 45. Smith Ac Dos­ Hurt 506. Bill Hollenbeck 507, « MIUer** Garun 444 Millie's Reigler 111- 136 - 237. Mark handed Wilson Insurance a 04-1 in the Hastings Mens BasketHaines 102-198. John Haan 101 ter 40, Crystal Candle* 30 and ' Sik L«nrtBGe«M8‘ “im I Mlltar'A Pub 40. Elk* 38. Dowling —195, Leo Reardon 119—204. 50 defeat Thursday night, will ball league. battle Francisco Farm Supply Flsher-Hengesbach will meet Sheryl Vandenberg 118. Tom St. n Fay* Allen, who kicked up the £» • WUllam* 100. Tim Casper 108-103 this Thunday about 8:15 In the walldorffs tn the 7 pm. 8*me[ ILL 8-7 split, led the league with Howe 638, Don Lancaster 200- O™”* 21 John* >»• main Hastings- High School Thursday In the main gym while VlU'VCllvII 111 158-480, Jeanice Dalman posted ---------- -.... in -a ------Middleville plays WlUon Insurgymnasium gamen between TEAM W L F<*. P« -------- --1M-4M. Kay Lydy 151-439. VI 486 (with a 113 average’. Ella , quintet*. . unbeaten unre In Uie opener lu Uie E**tL.. »,. ,1 „ ,, |>|. MONDAY BOWLERETTS High averages —Doug Relgter Wmdorf IM-426, Loh Kenyon Gillett 189-502. Delores Mater gym. Barry lumber plays Dow-1 Irtne 1Ieath led u,, laislcs 121. Rod Newton 97. Bob Terry 15*1-404 and Mary Ann -Kaufi- 209-496 and Sally Moore 156-415. Ung tn the nightcap. Hi; BUI Tschlda 96. Spence man 185-403. Joan Martin picked RS'C’RF*Tinu~iFjtnrtF vn League leaders remain unde ­ »o •. Monday,, rolling "SS S ’S? Merna 203-536. The game between Wilson In­ RECREATION LEAGUE NO. 8 DePew chalked 186-522, Shirley feated In Bob King's "Y" Satur­ HuiUfi John Kaalnsky rolled solo and I VonDenburg 188-515. June Mcday morning basketball league*, “u------- ....------- .------ . Kclrcy 179-472. Anna McDonald Olmstead 106. Cathy Dalhouser QpMMERCIAL MINORS played as WlUon's used on in­ with Hengesbach's 76'ers on top Galen Daniels fired a big 258-; week. hltUng 227-628. followed 187-476. Ines Lyon 158-440. Ber­ eligible man and Barry Lumber of the 8th grade cl/cult with 597 to lead the Minors Thur*- by Norm- Bryans with 221-601. nice Smith 170-447. Ruth Service refused to tuke-tlic game on a lour straight victori wu. wui/ rjwHKwua roncu: Springer posted 661, Bob 163-444. Donna Travis 168-465, Halhfax 2 and Dave Kraft 1. forfeit. THURSDAY JUNIORS VonDenburg** Bpi 873. Don Froefrock 814. C. Hur-1 Malllaon 564. Jim Aurnurn 566. Barb KJertey 178-457, Sharon Woodland Market hurled nurieo a • Russ Ainslle led the Junior* ton 223-508. Woody Wyngarden J Un Malcolm 301-555. Jun Wea- Vickery 153-449. Dori* Naylor balanced attack against Wilson* jH'L nJ -me Reynolds and Jim Elhs 8. Brie 517, Pete Kruger 230-548. Jim lock 523, George Cogswell 320-556, 170-468. Shirley Drake 168-471. last week with Don Trefrey Adam* Redwing* have the mme Thompson 0 and Brad Eachter 3; There are 106 6th. 7th and Barnum 531. C. Cooley 211-558; Gordie French 542, Ken Jones Fnncw Webber 156 - 442, Jane followed by Jerry Purdy with a grade girl* participating in picking up 13 point*, Ron Martin record in the 6th grade loop aud Baty'a Long Horns and er 10 and Kevin Kcnnlston Al Stanton 531. Rod net* 214- 200-513 and Dave Reynold* 205­ Cole 184-442. Evelyn Donbvan 153 game. 375 series. Carry Burch YMCA Baskrthall program 180-458. Faye Alien ISO-474, Ger­ came next with'* 145 game, 219 515, Kay Moore 531 and Cart 579. . which will begin regular games Spencer 11, Sebring 10 and Steve •5th grade wheel and they wUi Hathaway 539 : Standing*: Burna Refrtgera- ry Newton 171-459, Ruth Thom­ series. Barnum 5. M. Martin tallied 14 1 as 154-441. Gladys Edward* 177­ at 9:15 am. Saturday in Debbie Kennedy led the girU Saturday tn the malrl Hastings for Wilson's. Jim Wyne* had 12, clash Untouchable* 7—Steve Edger 1 Hastings High East gym. Date* Bafiehi 45. VAJ Mobil 44. | Woodmansee Lumber and Good- 464. Marie Ulrich 200-464 and with a 146 game, 250 aerie*. Al­ High gym. Bob King reports. 4. Kerry Boulter 3 and Spencer Gene Henderson 8. Dave Ackett the ' thea St. Martin came next with Last Saturday's re*ulU: Aluminum Products 41, Kae- your Bros. 46. AckrUs 434, Jane Frenlhway 177-473. 5. Stove Harrison and Ray Roush a 134 game, 218 serie*, followed chete* 89. Tinkler's 38. Cheno-i Walldorff * 43. Gilmore's 41, 4. Bill Gibb* 3 and Ed Maurer 1 wwth Machine 374, Deputies/ John's Crank Balance and John's 171. June Richardson 160. Betty by Cindy Glelarowskl with 106 Jim Louden and Don Mohn Knickerbocker* 48—Gary Hall Hastings Corporation and Ben-1 Auto Parti 3t> each. Hastings Carr 163. Rote Moore 160. Jo game, 186 series. poured in 18 point* apiece, Steve :, Clrawot **r "V" a,.... *»■ r... ..... .. H .... —. . This league bowl* two gomes nleckl. IS nun Tinker 161. Emma Magoon 171, Cole 15. Glen Rnrar* Sugar* i* 13. oarv Oary ,,>“•' Glenn Cota 12. Jefl Chand- 4; Sam* 14-David Thursday utter spiiool. I^titla Smith 174, Dorothy Bum* Mark Chase 4 and R« NsshylUc Gravel 33. Cole 4. Sot Aiu— 3 =12 177 and Helen Root 167. Mike Fresland 2 Rm Bivens one for Francisco as they ,: SUNDAY MIXED LEAGUE itlon 30. Caukin Oll- WEB. AFTERNOON LEAGUE Ro*e Moore of Copper Lantern Standing*: Team 7. 544; Team n 18 38 and Hastings siaouingt: Marker* O4'a. No, 2 picked up Uie 5-8-10 split; 4, 45; Hooker'* Motor. 44; Team Bendy Mix 54. Pawder Box 44. i7“tom^lnke ■ same team, picked up the 5-6-7. by. Mary Storkan. Debby White, HHS ace. of 1800 N. Broadway. I 8. 304; John's Speed Equipment. Lauri Weisenhoffcr. Diane Rob­ had 14. Monty Pierson had 11. COMMERCIAL MAJORS sundin*.: PUton Rings 48. IIS. No-HI 384. Hastings Ctenn- picked up the 3-7-10 split Wildcat* 1 —Mart Haines 3; ,n" inson. Sandy Becker, Joyce Mike Corrigan 9. Pau) Peterson Bill Tschlda blasted 232-201 ­ Invader* 0. Cheetah* 18 —Bob Sports Bar and Miller Jewelers Standings: WaUdorff * 62. Pen­ Caukin, Pam Hawkins, Bonnie 7. Dave Yarger 4 and Dave Rey- ' , 424, Harwood's IGA 43. 7-Up ney's 544. Hastings Radio & 215 for a big 648, John Kaslnsky Stitt ”°F7tenSctoJkelV,WM“wddlc- ’ a,1<1 Dlck Butler'and Jell Cul- Shumway 14. Bruce Hahn 4: 40. Larke Buick 39. Welcome TV 54. Motor Aires 61. Ramble rolled 211-590. BUI Bums 523, Capt, Jeanne Cole — Cathy Ralph McClelland 530. Edwin Tavern 88. City Pood 374. Rou»i Tailor* 33. Aluminum Product* standing lassie posting IB9-555. has 45. Coter Center 43. VA-J ! Woodman 543, Norm Bryans 509. Burghdoff. Sally Kimmel. Bon­ over Walldorf!'s. Frit* banged j , 27, Tydsn 23 and Montgomery Florence Weyerman rolled 137­ and Duraclean 434, Gilmore'* Gene Wyant 215-507. Joan Ka­ nie Abbey. Tam Chenoweth. Uie net for 19 points, Louie l1" ' .. : 502, Shirley VonDenburg 202Gem* 41. Gardner's Pharmacy minsky 157-425. Dorothy Burns Hu^KHmti^’Harah^futL^sT Tn0mp40n ““ ’’ JCTT7 "°a'‘ *' Rod Newton finally had a 5M- Omy Newton 172-500. Della 40, Hasting* Milling '37. Action­ 162-445. Inez Lyon 149-411 and H tk 8 I Terry Simpson 6. Tom Wlerenga good night, posting 226-607. Ed Oorodrnskl 183-475, Sue HL MarMarianne Tschlda 151-407. ran Christie. 5 ^nny Morse 4. Wcs Tolan 2 Bheler and Max Myers almost | ll» 193-468. Alice Frederickson flex 36. Copper Lantern No. 1 .. Capt. Ann PettingiU — Martha Bnd Jim Verlinde and Lloyd El- 15, Kevin McKeough 9 and Bill ha* 344. Cuyter Trucking 34. VanDenburg and Dave Kuemple rolled solo honors. 232*. with Ed (180-465, Kato Bender had a 165 Courthouse Service and II1 g h 4; lUlnl 18 —Elmer Smith 15, saw a college athlete's dream' chalking a 604 serie* and Max' same. Kathy Apnlntrout 159. lander 31 and Hastings Floor Laura Mayo, Deanna Richard-1 Dave Kruko had 10 for Wall- Steven Glllon* 1. Baekeycs 32— come true thU Fall. He made in n-..i . _ l __ Xl.b-. t 584 Paul Edwards took single Helen Lublrnlcckl 156. Geneva son, Sue Well fare, Cindy Ander- dorfF*. John Mahler 11. M. Frey Bill Feldpausch 10. Joe Lyon* game honors with ht* 234. finish­ •on.. Sally Gwinn. Christina ,9. D. Moore 6 and Art Bennett. and Gordy Howe 8 and Steve ing with 577. Harvey Haan rolled Thomas. Cathy Hawthorne. Dennis Cleveland and Jerry Rhode 6: Wildcat* 18—JlmCum- in electrical engineering. MONDAY MIXERS Cant. Blicila Baty—Terri Shcp- i Mahler 3 each. Aaron Sherk 555. Jack Sheler Fayn Allen picked up the 4-7— parti, bliarvin Tclx>. Janet James. । ’I^,e Hastings Merchants de304. turned in by Louise Bahs 206­ 9-10 split. Pete Kruger led the Night Tcrri Castleman. Julie MarAlli*, feated Hastings Mfg, 41-28, wlDi 534. Shirlee VonDenburg 202­ John McLean 533 John Kasln~ , IM Hanutra s,-orlna 10 for the Mixed circuit with 191-552. Nor­ Connie cnase. Eueen tucxbt -.v-sky 210-534, Lyle Sanborn 536. J HASTINGS CLASSIC LEAGUE 521, Darlene Everett 201-497, Al­ man Jenkins rolled 190-533, ter. A 5-Minuta, Hiiarnn Pavlirh winner*. Don Mullen* 9, Jonn Dean McLeod 539, Mike SchonJolin Ka.dn.dcy not only was ma Covllle 170-471. Glady* Ed­ Maurice Andrtanaon 184-512,, ..k J- /; , Toffee 5. Dick Rafferty. Dr. Coin Operated delmayer 544. Bob MIUer 315-1 high man in Recreation 3 but ward* 179-464. Doris Stanton ■ |h Grade Izsgue I Chuck Morrill and Dr. Larry Walter Sinclair 180-490, Bob Stl163-463, Joan Kaslnsky 154-447. Capt Carol WUlbuna-Cberyl 4 each Bob Vander Veen 3 cock 183-464, Bob McCollum 182I Frye, Ann Wieland. Nancy BachDaTe slater 2. Jarry FaOEc CAR bert 139-371, Janet Lord 127­ CDrnrr CoUer,' "W Nancy Bun. Burk- Kcr had 12 Ring ,1 in- man, “J Sally cou<r u for the U,. PUton Puun Bin, 385. Judy Schantz 119-348. Boon­ 438 Nlncy Taylor 160-426 Doro- lK>kkr Iv.l.lor FMane r t Ann ton * ._ Darrell „___ nniii.-..- Dlanc MalUww*. entry, WUUamson in 10',’ ie Hathaway 180-806. Mag Kees- wa. warwy ior roo i.o. uwu-, t-wi. Jackie Gary ’McGhee •3 .ml and Leo x.H.v KtUey WASH Hoffman. Kathy Tobias. ' 1620 S. Hanover 437. Loraine . Barnum 160-414. Capt. Laurie Reardon—Shelly or, Boots - Blkos ry Newton 189-511. Pickup* - Campon Standing*: Fnodland 59, Wel­ Given Jail Term Ann Englerth. Carol Stauffer. come and PUton Ring 53. Haan Englno*^ - Equipment Diane Thomas. Margaret Ktsst, Wilson Clayton D. MiUiran*. 22. Naah51. Vo*} 50. Banner and Saving* PROFESSIONAL DRY CLEANING SERVICE it VaiSr-M. FoM Canter 45. Venetian Blind* Capt Cwthy-McGuire—Maxine Hasting* MerchanU Northside 44. Bonnet ft Gown Fodewa, Barb voaltoU. Patty Middleville .......... ... A NEW CONCEPT Pierce. Cheryl Doolittle. Barb- Hasting* Mfg. Cd. .. Hasting* Heights 384. Parma lee 'Municipal Judge L. E. Barnett nra Denny, Janine Town. Nan WaUdwff* _______ IM CAR CAR! North Gun Lake Coin-Op Open 6 a.m. - 10 p.m. , lifter he pleaded guilty to fuma hobby. I Girl* M4 and Michigan Mag- Uhing beer to a 16-yenr-old girl Barnett, Yvonne 8h*ttorty, Cindy FUber-Hengtsbach . Oftitrowakl. Manihs Jackson, Dow ling IneUc* 344 Capt. Claire O. Goodyear — Chris Guenther. Carmen Culbert. Martha Cook. Marsha Wlctnlk. Peggy AlnsUc. Debby Gillett, Roxanne. Larabee. Sandy Guern­ sey, Bandy Stamkr. Dlarie White. (League Leaders West Central Standings Saturday Play 105 Girls Sign For YMCA Cage Loops Saturday K Magic AUTO WASH Hastings SPEEDY WASH and COIN-OP Laundromat Get a snappin good deal on a snappy Plymouth now! ■ The Petticoats — Capt. Sally Stub*. Martha Johnson. Solly Morgan. Janke Shumway, Robin Burkholder, Sandro Wilcox. IkBamor, Nancy Wood. Barb Cutchall. Chris Collins. Debby Lewoil. Nancy Reed, Diane Wil­ Tho Earth Runners Cary, YOU CAN BE WEATHER WISE 24 HOURS A DAY Phone WI 5-3487 ' WBCH WEATHER DIAL HASTINGS and BARRY COUNTY Automatic Weather Information at All Hours of the Day! RADIO Cathy Rheynard, Cindy Gautohe. Kendra Robbc, Diane Gcilnek. Melodic Butltr. «. Hastings High Cafeteria Menu jassa,-“r.r TUESDAY TWISTERS Standings: Barn Market 50. Alley Cal* 49. Pleasant Point 48. Bally's Beauty Salon 44. Pepsi 394 and LoaU Finance 334. Phylli* Fuller led the field with 164-451, Dollle Larsen rolled 158­ 435. Virginia Howard 149-416. Carol Keeler 165-415, Betty Min­ er 153-433, Nkbcy Taylor 153-417. Judy Baker 152-445, Sue Lambert 146-410. Sandy Gallup 145-409 and Dori* Greenfield 176-425. TVKU>AT N1OHT HAWKB EaglM 45. Assemblen 404, Egg­ head* "284, Sidewinder* M'i and Mlsflto 24. • . Ron Thayer led the keglers this week, rolling 214-501 for solo and series honors. Dick Aldrich fired a 197-556, Ted Dalman 198­ 536. Jim Durbin 206-558. Dick Bonarski 190-543, Nor^i Hall 315­ 568. Herb Bl*hop 208-556. Paul Caual 193-614, Dan Tebo 172-511 «^id Leu Jopplc 176-800. HASTINGS MFG. COMPANY Is dealln’ time at shovel specials! No need to waltyour present car will never bring any more in trade than it will right now. So put on your overshoes and slosh into a showroom... you'll get a real warm welcome and a red-hot deal to boot! GET A DEAL ON A GOOD USED CAR, T00I With Plymouth sale* up, Plymouth Dealer* are taking more cart In trade. So, for a good buy on a top-quality used car, go to Plymouthland. See your “Dealin’ Man” at Plymouthland! ' FURY / BKLVEDERK / VALIANT / BARRACUDA barrier Tuesday, posting a 212­ 605 while Dale Geiger blasted a 325-558, Hear Us At 1220 On Your Radio Dial Wintertime Plymouthland! Plymouth Dealers are determined to keep sales at fever pitch! They’ve got the great­ est line of Plymouths ever...the Roaring '65s. They're offering the greatest deals ever...real snow Maynard ' Tucker 204- Reynold* 303-553, Art Gallup 113-577, Eldon Mathaws arry McCoBum 319-586. Barry's Farm Store Hatting Cfcy Limit* Dowo/s Car Palace M-4J at U., Mtm �Safe Buy USED CARS SHARP USED CARS PHONE WI 5-3481 CLASSIFIED AD PAGE HASTINGS BANNER NOTICES McCulloch LEGALS CHAIN SAWS MINIMUM RATE — 50c for Tw.nty Word,. LAND BANK LOANS ’124.95 FRANCISCO FARM SUPPLY g MIH.1S.il Idacl.ry FARMERS car. Very few miles Has auto­ matic drive. V8 engine, power steering, radio.................... MW5 1M3 CHEV. CORVAIR MONZA Model 900. Ha* bucket **als. Spider engine. 4 on floor trans. IMt PONTIAC BONNEVILLE Villa 4 Dr. Hardtop. Ha* pow­ er steering and brake*, radio. A one owner new Mercury trad*. Extra nice condition! 1962 MERCURY Colony Park Button Wagon. B passenger, has SETOS ing and brakes. 1M3 MEECUbV MONTEREY You can NOW gat your Power steering and brakes, ra­ dio. W,'walla, tuned and ready to go. 1961 PONTIAC ... Starchief 4 Dr. Sedan. Ful­ ly equipped, maroon and while lutone. One owner with full 12 Custom Grinding dona srEv: CARDS OF THANKS b IN MEMORIAMS—2c r" word. OBITUARIES—Fittf 180 word. free of charge, 2c per word for each _*ddrtloe*l word. if PREFERRED, Calendar of Special Events FARM BUREAU Do you suppoM Eskimo wive* hound their husbands for a cloth coot? TUESDAY, MARCH 1* KIWAN IS TRAVEL PICTURE LcRoy Crooks bring* “Wonder- Beautiful black finish blue vinyl interior. 4 Dr. Sedan. Has power steer-' ing and brakes.----------..11*95 IM* MERCURY CONVERTIBLE Custom. Power steering and brake*. Radio. Lik* new condl- CLASSIFIEDS Call WI 5-3481 Ctbeaming black flnlsli. w/wall*, power steering and brake*. Nice family car. FARM IMPLEMENTS -•MBS IM* BUICK LeSabre 4 Dr. Sedan. . ...*765 IM* OLDSMOBILE U ...Ynrf APPLIANCES 1M0 DODGE POLARA 4 Dr. Sedan.................. ...KN Farm Machinery ARM STORE — Largest farm store In the area. Slop in and look around We strive to fill your complete supply needs. CONSUMERS POWER CO. 1N* MERCURY x Park Lane 4 Dr. Hardtop. *695 1*59 FORD STATION WAGON REAHM MOTOR SALES Lovely Cape Cod Homo On Leach Lake Large lot with lake frontage. 8 minute* from Hasting* will lease with option to buy. IM month. Phono Grand Rapid* Offers AT CUT PRICES GET YOUR WATER SOFTEN­ ER SALT AT FARM BURKAU SERVICES—Rock. block and Zeo-lab* available. Our Car 3-BEDROOM MODERN C TAOE FOR RENT—Refrig FOR PAST 24-HOUR FILM tor and store furnished, SERVICE! No charge lor overcatcd on Algonquin Lak*. «lxc pr|nt*. U GAS & ELECTRIC APPLIANCES LARKE BUICK MAHLER MOTOR SALES CHEVROLET 1435 S. Hanover WI 5-2425 'See the New Car Trade-Ins' Hastings Motor Sales WI 5-2426 1963 FORD ECOFJBtlNE 1963 FORD ESQUIRE BUS from HOME-EC. DEPARTMENTS —Allb Chalmers C Tractor. Good shape. Starter and light*. HASTINGS LAKEWOOD MIDDLEVILLE MAPLE VALLEY HIGH SCHOOLS Frigidaire . . • Ranges Refrigerators Freezers Washers and Electric Dryers Tappan and Caloric Gas Ranges —Simplicity Garden Tractor with transmission, with riding sulky, rotary mower, cycle bar, roto- OPEN A NEW AMF BILLIARD ROOM IN DOWNTOWN HAS­ TINGS—For information write Harry Thurkettle. R3. Box 93,. Lakeshore Drive, SL Joseph. GOODYEAR BROS. FARM SUPPLIES FARM SUPPLIES Roper Apt. Gas Ranges • Dart Dealer W. State CONCRETE PRODUCTS PLANT —Fully mechanir-ed. Ixxatcd in large marketing area. Showing high profit. Good opportunity with liberal term*. Write or call’Byron MIUer. LaNoble Realty. 1516 E. Michigan. Lan­ sing, Mich. Phone IV 2-1637 or SNOW BIRD SNOWTHROW­ ERS AT BURKEY S—Aik for a demonstration and nee how easy ft 1* to save your back and heart Burkey Sale* and Service, 318 N. Jegerson. tf row lapels, taper pants, alter double into aingle breasted coats. Al, the Dutch Tailor. M04 Gun Lake Road. WX 8- eral prospects wantl tavern operation tn — —— If you have an interest in sell­ ing. let/ talk confidentially. Call or'write Gordon Ewing. LaNoble Realty. 1516 E. Michi­ gan, Lansing, Michigan. Phone IV 3-1637 or 404-7607 evenings. tiaxno HEW PURINA CAT CHOW!Flavor'* Gone Wild —Aroma Quality Merchandise * Priced to Fit Your Economy Used Car Lot across from Food Center. Also, Cars at rear of Dodge-Dealership. I960 BUICK Barry's Farm Store log for ambitious woman with organizational ability and in­ terest in Make-up. Complete training In sales and make-up given person choaen. Write: B. E. Wells. 583 W. Territorial. Battle Creek, for detail*. 1/M Delivered ^Guaranteed USED CAR LOT WI 5-3903 or WI 5-2454 Come In or 1962 VOLKSWAGEN 1959 JEEP CU§TOM CALL 945-3474 STEADY INCOME averaging *83 weekly and up possible for man or woman. Service Wat­ kins customers in city of Has­ ting*. Full or part Unit. GOOD AS NEW STORE 10, 13 and 20 Wide* New Moons Hartford Schult* Tip Out* Expando* Roh Out Room* 10 Wide* Start at *2005 Anything In Trade I Buy Used Mobile Home* WHY NOT LET US MAKE you a robber stamp with your new ZIP Code numner. Thrae-llne ■tamp with your name, ad- 1960 FORD QUANTITY OP APRONS CHOICE OF SKIRTS—25c FRANCISCO 1960 CHEVROLET Service position New kltehV and equipment to work wltn Hight hour work shift. Quan­ tity cooking experience re­ quired. Apply at: Michigan Re- 1338. Th!* include*, postage and sale* tax. Burpee * Spec­ ialty shoppe, Delton. Mich. FARM SUPPLY M37 South I960 CHEVROLET NOTICE WI 5-3150 1 38 tive 24-Hour, Shadowing, Tape. Foto - Film Evidence. Nation­ wide. Confidential. Call WO 4-2445 or write 194 North Union, Battle Creek 13/30 NEW WATERPROOF TARP Heating - Plumbing Service WAGE! —Ye*, when you use UM Mighty Midget. The Ban­ ner Want Ad to sell. rent, hire or buy you get fait results at tow «o»t. To place an ad. ■ »t~ s.aaai w • Remodel • Rapair KAECHELE'S YOUR LUVS MADE EASIER THROUGH Banner Classi­ fied Ads. To solve everyday problems quickly, just call WI IAVWQ A PARTYT - ■Si Bowl or Cup* tup t* 300). Available at small rental fee. Call Episcopal Parish Hou** or Rectory. W �Card of Thanks and In Memoriam LEGALS Personal Mention PENNOCK HOSPITAL Hasting! Traffic Tickets nurses for tho wonderful care we had during the IB days we Lucy Oliver, who passed a< were confined to the hospital. nine years ago. We also Uiank friends, relatives January brings sad momorlc and our children for the Of a loved one gone to rest; thoughtfulness they gave us each You will never be forgotten day. cards, plants, letters, candy, By the onee who loved you b fruit, prayers, calls and words of encouragement. It may be a smile you gave me Or a simple kindly act But no doubt you helped ms MEMOBUM someway. That's almost a certain fact. Thank you. • Mr. and Mrs. OUver Boulter. Sr. SB ttMu and grandfather who I want lo thank all my rela­ pawed away seven years ago, tives and friends for Uie pray­ Lpril 4, IBM. ers. cards and ptants. Also for all tlipee who came to visit me Loving parents, true and kind. while tn Uie hospital and since No friends on earth like them I'm home. Many thanks to Drs. Huebner and Wedell and all the They toiled so bard for those they loved, nurses at Pennock Hospital. Your Then left us to be together above. Children and Grandchildren Shorty SchHUiroat in Pleasant, view. Tenn. on their return trip Tom Sothard. a student ut NorUiern Michigan University at Marquette, arrived last Wed­ nesday to spend Ahe mid-term vacation with his parents, the Donald Sothards. flying beck on Bunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Don Fedewa. We wish lo express our sincere thanks and appreciation to everyone for their kiniineu and prayers at the lime of the luu of our wife, mother and grand­ mother. Gertrude Pennock; to Rev. Keith Pohl, Rev. Max Glad­ ding. Dr. Tom Myers. Pennock Hospital M>d the nurses, Vogt Plin,*r*l Mrimr tho ITiir.pi, Rl.. birthday dinner honoring the third birthday of her great grandsons, the twins, Lonnie and Ronnie, at the home of their parents, the Al Collins. Mrs. Ruas Belfield was a guest of Mrs. Frank Langford of De­ troit for a few days this week and 'was entertained at bridge and two evenings at the theater. Mrs. Belfield and I^e are leaving on Thursday to spend the week­ end skiing at Harbor Springs and Russ will join them on Frl- MOMTOAOM AAUI Dofaait t>M MCUTSd 1» U. MSSI- if u ijf r..s SUM* Oerpouiun, ka’taj li* pnacl- IIH I a Woodland. *u fined 416 and ordered to pay H40 court mate by Municipal Judgu L. E. Bar­ nett after he pleaded guilty to taking lumber from John Wise wxved Uic lunch after the fun­ JOHNSON, FRED: ta cher­ eral, to all our neighbors. friends und relatives for their gensnxis ished mcraorytaif our father who donations ot flowers, food and passed away, Jan. XI. IBM. cards of sympathy. We wish we Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Johnson could thank each one personal­ Mr. and Mrs. Hoss Johnson ly, your MU of kindness will al- Mr. and Mrs. Karl Pennock and family Mr. and Mrs; Wayne Pennock .‘LS-ar U»ll MX. Dd« M •«u WIU11 ia* BaauitaSMl Oku m dola/* ik> tun/* ap*M *»<nu>i *1 mi* ssrlcu* du* *** >i*j*M* IMlb- That’s LEGALS :IS! ■H l! mIbij >lai b«a Midi in rirfW SlacliM* » lb. 4 Ik day <7 Na d i^ l Al lb* d*l* ot thl. nolle* ih*r* li ctalcud la b* du* tor priaBpsl sad uku.i oa uidn*ruu* IM l»a *t KIm'mS T1/100 "fl3.Sie.T7lMlar*. N* a* |VM**4ias* »l U» ■ad* u>4 and lo p*7 :: MMBI alia lmnrr.1 on trxLIU in mU aatcas*. m4 *U !•*»! ***u. chore** a*4 upraiM. Ududloj l»* ‘till jevrJiamLH";® mSJJ* -U1 Im forccuLd^by •l^lka *ion<»4r4 |i,«nuw» al public *7'rrtd»y. Mulch 11, 1SSS family were supper guests on Friday at the home of his par­ ents. the Jesse Larubees. Miss -Marilyn Lawrence was to arrive home Wednesday by plane from Florida where she lias spent a two-week vacation with her-grandparents. Uie Lew Warners, who are at Bt. Peters- t««* it Uluiud la U>* villas* *f Mid"VI1- «WV. ta-vlll 8t:lk>n 37, Town 4 North, Ro*<* 10 W«»L TborMt.pl* To.oJblp. b»rry Oanoty Micbiron. a* plollM U Ubor S *1 1-toM. p*<* 4. Ban/ County rveord*. D*l*d: Ptemkor 10. IBM , MiSteoa }l*UoMl Baak a ita£>M mesas OoxAMaa inwalsula * HVi i’SST STS Uie Bowling Tournament. Recent visitors al the Ford Casey home were Robert Casey and Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Fuhr of Doster. Mrs. Glen Maginley of Fine Lake, Mrs. Thelma ReiUer of Orangeville and Mrs. Howard ______________________________ ± ■ Get that extra go when you need it moat! DEEP POWER to paaa safely, pul! through mud and snow, drive for hours at expregs^ty speeds. That’s .Big Lon's secret weapon! ■You get it only in Leon­ ard's Total Performance gasolines. Try a tankful this weekend. You can do* Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Cuppon pend on Leonard. went to Traverse City on Thurs­ day and their cousin, Clare Bar­ num, returned with them to his home in Lake Odessa. HU motlier, Mrs. Pearl Barnum, also went with the Cappons. Btato spent Uie weekend with her parents, tbe Resell Stantons, and had dinner with her grand­ mother, Mrs. Blanche Stanton, un Sunday. LEONARD Jack Echtinaws SERVICE 320 N. Michigan WI 5-5073 TKi; srtSA'R aswsw" PRODUCTION CREDIT ASSOCIATION "INSURI WITH US AND IE SURE" A Complete Um ef lasorsMo S. R. LAWRENCE WTsru-i-iA; luoool unit) st I*aaif<mrU ■r.E!"u"sxwx <NEW LOW RATE Cuts Electric Home Heating Cost 19% 301 S. Michigan Ava. Roa. PK WI 5-M2J Baa. PK WI 1-4100 Hartings Office Hours 4 Jt Mon.fr Wed. 1 to •> P.M. 945-9415 MtMOftlAL MONUMENTS OF DWTINCTION Lewseeca Aeotfiora UaedCharM OHM WI S-410D All Form* of Iniuronc* and Banda JERRY ANDRUS n. WI S-444, Ha l Bak Mu iHMniiim IISUtlKCE aoaatT w. swiawooe, Stata Farm Insurance Nofl Bank SMs. mf. Rkota* WI I-H7I gfi ft THIS IS GOOD NEWS, Good News for many Consumers Power customers who are now enjoying the many wonderful advantages of clean, quiet, fully-automatic Electric Heating! AND FOR MANY MOHR who are planning to um Electric Heating in their new home or when they remodel their present home. YOU WILL BE PLEASANTLY SURPRISED when you learn bow little it costa to switch to this modern, yearwhead heating method. Fill in the attached coupon and mail it to Consumers Power today, You'JI-bu glad you did! * , - AUTO — FIU BONDS Swanson Insurance Income Tax Service U4 S. Mlchigsa Ave. MVUa WI I-ZVOt—Sm. WI S-gTH For 1964 incomes COMMISCIAL PRINTING •t la at Mm lory Wartar*. Heve Mk.a a Uom study <Auo m TH4 Immm tsaes Vann. Ioumh, Amended er fee. Hastings Preu* Inc. By appoiatmant after 4 p.aa. G. W. SPENCER 1001 So Dihhta M—*1— ■ w i ■*. ■ t^waw, r*9M*wga pimo* wi S.50M on thi f> lucnic s WONDIRFUL �5 ,ated from Woodland In 1M1. 8he• frequently. While tn school her attended Woodland all four you*Thobby was piano playing and —r Ki-V. h..-,■ i— i r—— j house now occupied by Mr. andahe 1* an pianist for the. choir Woodland Mrs wulu Dallon. Her folk* operated a variety store in the .•.ujMrlntendent for the Sunday By Mrt. Glrndon Curlit old port office building. Her school wiure their two tx>y* and ' io* H Main JfT-1144 (cUiwnata* prwnted her an egg daughter are members. Wc would like to add move m» oudn crocus ~ m .ST X ♦—TUB HASTINGS BANNER Tbenday, January 2*. IMS _ , Thompson were Sunday guest* of. Brandt visited Mr*. Audle Rouah. {veraary dinner for Mr. and Mra Mr. and Mra. Rob TOoker to help Mra. Stella Yalnrer. Mra LeatrfAben Johnson in Harting* ThuraU.K t.i. birthday. W Floyd FUher entered Pennock Hospital Sunday and had turgery Monday. Mrs. Willard White of Hartlngi wa* a Thursday culler of Mr. and Mra. Orrin Allerding. * Lu Furl Shoebrtdge spent a few day* with Mra. Stuart Kuaamaul joined tile neighbor ladle* of Mr*. Effie —7 .------, nome m mura noru* ui thl Od<“ They have two children, any new rood whether it U the a Mn living in Indiana and a right one or not I daughter In Jenison. She enjoys In my column recently I mrn- leading about her former cla*atloneri a feature I would like to nlaUB BIMj rrlrnds in the Wood­ start There .wrened to be *ome und ares mteundaratandlng. I am intcrert- i Mra. Betty Claaitic Curtis ed tn any graduate from Wood- ^duatrd Un yearn ago with land—not J mt from tlw claaa of eta** of 1BS5 Siu received 19Ms.‘. I only tOcniyoneci Hurt a piece of rope from her classpartfcular clam because I he |iutw m to cauh her • „ Wednesday. Jan. 20 They brought In a potluck supper and everyone had a good time. * The Child Study Club met last Tueaday, Jan. 19, In the Home Ec. room of the Woodland School. ert Tooker and family were Sun­ day dinner guest* of Mr. and Mrs Ruwell Johnron of Harting*. * Mr. and Mra Nerval Thaler and family of Vile. Floyd Grinnell visited Mr*. George Elliott and family In Hasting* Thursday. »pe*ikcr. She demonstrated cut­ ting and telling the iuUr with Mra Joyce Dimes its her model. calved a coll from one graduate tVer. they prophesied that *he Mr*. Ramona Tilkrencytr and . ------------------ secretary' for "StanMra Dorie McKcnrte served Floyd Grinnell ♦ Mra Merten -- ------------Freeport and David of MJdlay vlrttori of Saturday, January 30th Sunday, January 31st aiy meeting wlU be "Gentle-; Friday with Mr. and Mrs. Roy ——-. Night." Tl» group de­ Kauffman of Qariuvilte. * Mrs. men'* I the closest to thl* Ik helping her rid nd to go to Grand Rapids nt CrUifKle'c llrtic FUnri> Feb *27. More details will be available at a later dale. LIKE SNOW BUSINESS i a MEYER SNOW PLOW vehicle/ DON'T MISS THIS unusual LOOK! their granddaughter, Nancy Buck of Freeland. She la at­ tending Michigan State Unlrer- 1 to 5 P.M US HE SEE IT 1003 M-43 - Podunk Lake Featuring t«l Mr. and Mra. Birdsall Holly flnt. former residents of Wood- •■ :■ GENERAL® ELECTRIC IM. R ing. Mr*. Audrey Kuasmaul la WAYNE HAROLD ELECTRIC HEATING Southward Ho! of fun and cmtcrtahuncnl at were Bunday visitor* with'their LO You’re really in business with this dauntless snow team. and family in Laming. They look RJ'a akla to him ao he could loin the other* on his hill. * Sunday was a good day to dl*- ‘Jeep’4-wheel drive takes you through deepest snow safely—th# Meyer Snow Plow quickly clears it I Meyer were full of "kid*" *Udlng and strength, wear-resistance, lightness of weight and There is nothing you can jja about the winter, but there 1* MMiiethlng you can do about making your home coder and free from draflu, Freeport Aluminum Siding and Storm Window*. Free estlmatea are handling ease. Both Reversible Blade and V-Type Models attach quickly, easily—they're custom-made to fit the whole family of 'Jeep’ 4-wheel drive vehi­ HAGAN INSULATION with a BONDED GUARANTEED OPERATING COST clime It would get tiresome In time. out your front door. Thia la fine Snow Rows are the only ones approved for use with ’Jeep* vehicles. Rugged steel construction gives them Die winter might be fun for kUL-. but must adults could flip their lid*. To Florida they'd like to go w that they could avoid the mow. South­ ern Cal* another thought; Engineer Specialists Purchase Electric & Supply Co. 700 Ottawa St. N.W., Grand Rapid* cles. Come in for a demonstration today! By .Wr*. Sy!ran Tagg ' Side Lumber Company, Ell Mr. and Mr*. George Tagg and son of Middleville were Sunday luncheon guest* of Mr*. Sylvan CALL ECKARDT AUTO SALES and ton at Caledonia Wednesday. * Mr*. Gary Kidder of Caledonia, M-43 a 37 Wett Halting* Phone 945-5346 Mr*. George Tagg Of Middleville and Mrs. Al Barnard. JoM. kt-||’> .See ‘Jeep* vehicle* In action on TV . .. "CBS Evening- tended a shower for Mr*. Rayl Koon at the home of Mra. Harold New* with Walter Cronkite" (6:30 p.m. Ch. 3) Jee the SIMS HEATIHG SERVICE 011 L Railrooe SI Ph. WI 5-2423 12 Inwood . Bottle Creek ► i Phone WO 3-9555 P Kelley Electric Service i 524 Middleville - M-37 Hasting* Phone WI 5-2700 Unusual "X-RAY VIEW OF THE STRUCTURE, ELECTRIC HEATING AND INSULATION in the First GOLDEN MEDALLION HOME AT 1003 M-43 Podunk Lake by Jack Allerding Saturday-Jan. 30 Sunday-Jan. 31 Open 1-5 p.m HASTINGS while it’s still in the roughed-in stage. SEE the Ceiling Csble that will provide the owners, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Kahler, with, clean, comfortable electric heat. THIS • ELECTRIC APPLIANCES • ELECTRIC HEATING • FULL HOUSE POWER and LIGHT for LIVING HO^UE SEE IT POOUNK Lme SATURDAY AND SUN&Y BETWEEN Kelley Electric Service 1 AND Register for FREE DOOR PRIZE ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR J X-Ray View” of this home’s quality construction SEE QUALITY CONSTRUCTION ANO WuLATION FEATURES OF FEATURING M-17 Get in (PHOTO-ELECTRIC YARD LIGHT) Hiom WI 5-2700 Published by Consumers Power Cc. �T The Hastings Bannei Hastings Public Library Name Jurors For February Court Term Peace Corpi To Tent Feb. 13 opportunity An fir Barty County Clerk William Crtdlcr Baturday. Feb. 13, at the main __ ________ a ...._____ _ a i nnnt nfftrw ■! Clrunrt Hanlrta ■nJ Monday, Wednesday and Friday 12:30 to 8:30 p.m. Kunde and Carl Lenz. Irving; . mlttcd. tells what an applicant Hugh Wallace and Veni Prltch•" •*“ ,K* ard, Johnstown; Mary Jarrard placement test Is aimed at allow­ and Elizabeth G. Lynch. Mnpte ing what be or ahe can do in the future. Applicants do not. Grove; Duane Denniston and Zcl Gregerson. Orangeville; Mrs. John Black and Justin Simpson, PrairieviUe; Ethel Wiesenhofer and Ellis Kelley, Rutland: Harry On college compute*. they are Balsch and Ray Tolan. Thorn­ apple; Mrs Deris FUssnrr luul Edward Reiser. Woodland; Bud Corps Liaison officers, who lire Cook und Franklin Browne. members ot the faculty or colYankee Springs; Orville Burgixlnff anil Dorothy vice HJUU now uuumi»Musi available on the Job Corps program offered through Uie U. S Office of Economic Opportunity. — ’« to 21 art participate Tuesday and Thursday term of Circuit Building in Kolan The opportunity The Jurors follow: Paul Kaiser and Dean Dever. limply Indicates-----------where---------your Carlton; Mra. Hubert Long and ------------------------Frances Owen. Castleton; Ruby grrntMt potential lies. Tbe Peace 12:30 to 6 p.m. Saturday Mrs. Helen Prior Dies Saturday; Rites Tuesday 7*7* MR. AND MRS Osjj-jod Funeral Home. The Rev. George Elliott offi­ ciated and burial was in Lake- XIAM E. DICKSON CANDY SPECIALS Brach's $1,75 Conversation SWEETHEART HEARTS CHOCOLATE 31cu. HEART $«gH | SKIRT LENGTH AA Many fabrics and pat­ terns each with pattern Y<Mlr ck.ic, and zipper. While they . v . last ... ■ merits will be served. All are wel- Civic of Hastings, served refreshments o/tte’Batiie C«wk Slate Police po<-t, in retiring after SHINAWARE COOK WARE Mr. Dickson, a retired farmer. Has Eye Surgery SETCHELL-CARLSON ELKS FISH THE ONLY COLOR T.V. RECEIVER THAT NEVER NEED LEAVE HOME FOR MAINTENANCE. FEATURES . . . • Unit ized Cha««i, • Unequaled in Performance • True Fidelity in Sound | • Lowef Service Coiti 6 to 8 p.m. ' FRIDAY, JAN. 29 • World Renowned ON DISPLAY Dancing Will Follow RUBBER STAMPS Made to Order SENTZ TV Elks Temple (Complete Antenna Service) 315 S. Ho never WI 5-1162 1 SALES & SERVICE Hosting, FRIDAY-SATURDAY ONLY HASTINGS V STORE WARMSCOLD save AIR AS YOU upto BREATHE!!! $1.50 NEW! 3(0 COLD are working with oils and doing flop molds, bowls, dishes, Christ- and Supplies SCHADER'S Office Supplies many different types at scenery Lambcn said he felt that the students enjoyed the art room as much m be did and that they were very appreciative of the Army Pvt. Neal K. Wilkins, 1st Infantry Division at Fort Riley, Kan. Jan. A. The 20-ycarold soldier, a mcclianic In Com- COO DOW CM u-rt, uso now >1» $2“ vision's 38th Infantry At Fort Riley, entered the Army in Oc- Why the National Bank WUUm U » IK UkUlmU. Huh _ Hastings. Hastings? famous TUSSY cleansing creams It's on Main Street! So Convenient fir mndatjpi! unaiirtti cuimim cium 1A PRICE SALE! Wind & Weather Delights by Tuny A9 B9 C9 EASY TERMS CHILDREN - 50c ADULTS-$1.00 magarines and newspapers seven different printed styles of each Stomp Pods . . . Ink AND COTTAGE SETS Fully Lined . Outfit the trioft ftatty— 82 Students Use Lakewood’s I: two grandchildren Uwy have six orcat-grandchlldren. They have' New Art Room ■ lived in Barry County all llieiri most widely used. The potter's wheel is used to make bowU. Invite Public rases and dUhca. It is a fairly simple thing to use after you To Installation learn how to use IL It is used Rebekah lodges of Hastings ore practically svsQrday. . inviting the public to attend tbetr potluck dinner and Instal­ Vernon Bumford. Bellevue, and lation of officers on Friday, Jan. 29th. The potluck dinner is at 6:30 watlia Rebekah Lodge No. M. with the lodge furnishing meal. and a past noble grand of Lodge 68 in New Mexico. All Sixes PLASTIC DRAPES People who suffer fiom Bronchitis, Asthma, Emphysema, Sinusitis, or Angina Pectoris find more comforta­ ble breathing with the Hew 3M Cold Weather Mask. Color TV and transferred to command al Ham Dickson a cre married Dec. 30. It!*. in Nashville at the home of the bride's aunt and uncle. Mr. and Mrs. John Wood- t/je Hanner II ant Adi! ■ 2 Pair New Assortment Thrtr daughter and son- that are being taught py Jack Lambert, Lakewood's art and government instructor. matron of tbe Bedford Chapter! Of the new equipment this of the Order of the Eastern Star.1 right liand In Cleans Easily as Chinaware a nose, mouth and chin warm working out of doors, ice fish­ ing, skiing and hunting. She worked in Northpark near Grand Rapids for sown years until site and tier son. Rusnell Purcoy, Baldwin Park. Calif., moved to Texas where she mar­ ried William Prior. Yoeir Choice Give Quick, Even Heat WEATHER MASK daughter of Willis and Ellen (Kllngman) Bumford. She at­ tended the Green School in Art ita Robert Eggleston, R4 art room was well equipped luck, please try to attend tbe Harting*. Osborn R^uJ, la re­ covering from surgerf performed at the University Hospital gi Ann Arbor She had emergency operations for acute gtacoma of art are working on lettering pro­ jects. They are required to pick two different styles of printing and make the alphabet with out any mistakes. Before thia they NEW AT THE V STORE Griddles Trillets Skillets I of a difficult play without the Sgt. Alfred of White Pigeon lias V STORE WEEK END . ■ Retired Cotible Celebrates Takes _ . Command _ . •lakes command Golden Weming Jubilee ot Police Post Ing fine watches. FABRICS 7 ■at the IXJlon High Sclxxil ixxno interesting one economics room nt 8 pm Forrest Campbell ot Kalamaaoo will Fp neral services for Mra Helen Celeste Prior. 81. tn (. Bond Street who died Saturday. Mr. and Mra. William E. \ i..rv uu i UM. o'.xsh -tMuuruay, J»n. io. lor m.i House. • ic. rMaude> Sutherland. 84. in TWs production will be a Berkeley. Calif. | -Reading theatre" without cos-) Hhe aras the I Bernard Historical Society to Meet served their 50th wedding BOX Civic Auditions For 'Antigone" 12:30 to 6 p.m. '’nd and 3rd: Howard Col* and David 8Une, Assyria; Hubert Hunt and Robert Snurlow, BalU- Limit 2 Lb,. Past Hastings Resident Dies Auditions for Antigone, the1 fourth production of tire Battle: In California Job Corps Data Available at Draft Office Library Hours*: the February Tk>w—IM" l •• • Thumtay. J»»v«ry 2». 1»45 Laca ltd Comer Court and Church Streets 8 oz. cream.......... reg. 2.00 13 oz. lotion..........reg. 2.00 6 oz. Jotion_____ reg. 1.00 1.00* 1.00* .50* Limited time only. Richly penetrating cream or lotion soothe#, softens, moisturizes your hands and body . . . guards ogolnst winter chapping and roughness. Fortified with lanolin and hexochlorophene. BY DOG SLED OR JET PLANE... The finest drug Is useless unless d's available when needed. Life saving, emergency deliveries ot drugs io remote regions ot the world are reported frequently ' nowadays. Today a most efficient system of distribution is maintained by the drug industry to make sure that no such emergencies arise in communltiei like ours... to make sure the newest, mo$t effKtiva drugs are readily avail­ able to you and your Physician. LOANS FROM s. Rely on us to Ml your prescrip lions from our complete, fresh stock of pharmaceuticals. to vou» (gg) rummer W)0 *60,000°° National Bank of Hastings Plus 10% Fad. Tm -JFDIC|.: Pharmacy H>«m WI 5-Z4C4 Hambar FWvol Raaarra Syalam aaj FaJaral Dapaall Inauraara Carfanataa otrosiTj iNsuziD ut to $10,000.00 �Methodists Plan Family Night Next Wednesday Wesleyan Young People Observe Youth Week Tbe and Rev. Mra. Bun ■re to ba present for tbe family night dinner Wednesday, FW>. j. at u » o'clock at the First Methodist Church. Wince Wsrtd War II. Rev. 10 am Bunday school. 11 am. Mamina worship. 8:30 pm Youth esrvico. 7 30 pm Evening worebip. 7:30 pm WsdnsMiay prayer. voting himself almost entirely to Use new adult literacy program which tlie church to developing sirs History, which to in Uie among the Ibana Camp Flie Book. "Wo. He. Lo. Mr*. Baugiunan not only iietps now to be found on Uw ahelves of the new public library. IM pm. Thura, prayer. 10 am Sunday school. 11 am Worship service. 1:16 pm. Svanlng ssrvloe. Rev. Gerald Hephner. Pastor Bunday school. 10 am. Morning worship, 11 am. Yeung People • service, 7 pm 10.30 am Sunday school. 6: 15 pm Christian Endeavor. 7 pm Gospel Hour. JfMge by the pastor. Tuesday. AU-Conference Day dl Prayer. 7: 30 pm Thursday Prayer and praise at Um parsonage. 7:30 pm. Tumday, Feb. 2— Rev. Coxon to Show Holy Land Pictures On Monday, Feb. 1. at 7:80 pm Rev. R. D. Oosim. Grand 640 W. Green Street Bunday servicer, 11 am Sunday school. 11 am Wednesday service, 7:40 pm Rev. George Marshall, Pastor Church school, 10 am Morning worship. 11 sun. rome. un&tai 7 pm. Youth membership chua. Junior and Senior MYF. 7:80 pm Good Will social meeting at tho Leslie Cook*. Monday, 7:30 Troop 73. Tuesday. 8:30 Banner clam Wednesday, 6:38 Family Night. Tbe speaktr win bo the Rev. Since 1895' Nature of Love Is Sunday Subject ed on their part in Uic program. As a tribute to Mra. Anna Johnson. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Cook made a donation to Uie Hailing* Camp Fire Council. Mrs. Johnson wa* Hastings' sec­ WcrslUp scrvicca. 10 am. ond Camp Fire President; Mr. Sunday school. 11 am. and Mrs. A ben Johnson cele­ Wed, choir practice. 7:30 pm brated Uieir golden wedding an­ Thura, 4 pm Junior choir niversary last week. practice. The Hastings Camp Piro Coun­ Thursday. Women's Fellowship, cil Lenders' meeting waa held all day .meeting. Thursday, Jan. 21 al the Camp Thursday, 4 pm. Junior choir. Saturday, 7:30. Bowling party for Home Builders clam prayer. Ceremonial gowns Uiey opened Thursday, 7 pm. Pioneer Giris their program by lighting Uie and Boys Brigade. «- < - -.—w .. Women's Missionary Fallow­ "Work. Health, Love." As part of Uie 'Think big, ship 2nd Tuea each month. 7:30. widen your world." project the girls are going on a Curibboui Cruise where they will meet with uUiex groups for a "Conference a-FloeL" They hope to be leav­ ing Hl July, 1866. spending 30 days on the cruise, which leaves worked with Uie Blue Bird lead­ New York. Jamaica, Columbia ers to review the Blue Bird pro­ gram and lo make sure they the schedule. To accomplish this • ere Including total programs Uie girls are busily engaged in a and working with their girls pirn of monthly projects, such Mra. Gerald SkedgeU worked as: sales of fruit cakes, fudge, with the Camp Fire Guardians candy and rummage sales, and on Indian symbolism and ccremany mure. Their parents have Gravitation to actually a weak given Uiem 100 percent coopera­ planned and carried out by the tion in ,their effort*. It was also guardians with Mrs. Jack Wood force. A stupendous quantity Of ——,7d out by their leader Uiat serving as guardian of Uie lire. Um earth's matter str sextillion ------- girls, along wiUi this new Leaders receiving Training tons—to needed to produce the MbUson of I hoiri, are extremely Certificates for attending all of Uie Fall Training Workshops held by Uie Camp Fire Council The Church In the Wildwood* Otis Lake Road Rev. Dorians Bpeaa. Pastor 10 am. Sunday school 11 am Morning worship 'Serving Your Community piss' need and desire for Ad ull Leadctshlp. Young gins accept leaders as one of Uie group. There to no better way of keep­ ing young than by being with youth. This is only one of Uie compensations ot sharing young girls period* of growing up’ tho important agca being between 7 Those remaining on the board for unexpired terms are. Robert Furrow, Charles Siirocder, Mrs. Gerald 4ikedgeil. Mra. James Partridge, Mrs. Denis Hagon, Mrs. Jack Wood. Robert Rodek; Mra. Harold Gray, Leader s As­ sociation Chairman. Mrs. Othnel 11 am. Morning worship. 7 pm Junior High and Senior High Youth Groups. 7 :46 pm Evening service. Pastor Ralph VanderWcrf Sunday school, lo am Worship service. 11 am Evening service. 7:30 pm Wed, Prayer meeting. 8 pm The UtUe church with Uie big Walldorff-Sponable W. Gl«n Campbed, Pastor 2 mlks buuUi at Oun Lake 8.46 am Sunday school. 11 am. Morning worship. 7 pm. Evening worship. Wednesday. 7:30 pm Blbl study and prayer service. of Uie Camp Fire Council was held Monday night, Jan. 18, at Uie Episcopal Parish Hail. The fobowing officers were elected to sene for 1086: President, Mrs. Eugene Guernsey; vice president. BT ROSE CATHOLIC CHURCH Rar. FT. Joseph C. Dunphy. Rev. David Hawley, Amistont Bunday Mam. 8, 10. HiM am Tuesday, congregation Bi bls ST. AMBROSE, DELTON study. 8 *6 Pm Fri, minister school. 7:30 pm Sunday Maae. 10:30 am Service meeting, 8:30 pm ST. AUGUSTINE. Fully Equipped Ambulance Guest speaker for the evenlmr, was Miss Harriett Dlvely.rcglofl^ al director ot the Camp Fire Council in Grand Rapids. Her Iran/ Ail Sell Unused Items. topic was the Camp fire Coun- I didn’t think Charlie was that kind nf guy 24-Hour Service Bunday school, 10 am Wcnhip hour, 11 am Bunday evening service. 7 pm The Bible, the whole Bible and nothing but ths RlhU- . - —‘r Phone WI 5-3252 Normally he’s wide ties and 10 am Sunday school. 11 am Morning worship. Youth meeting. 8:15 pm Evening Gospel Hour. 7 pm Wednesday prayer, 7:80 pm- Wednesday prayer, 7:80 pm jBundf, It to Written," on Tv, WKZO Channel 3, 8:30 am Bunday, "Faith fcr Today." on TT. Wood Channel 8, 8:30 am Sunday Voice at Proph-cy Radio WOOD 1300, 8:30 am wide lapels with belt ell the way. I don’t But that car­ think buckets, carpeting, he can console, big V8. afford it who does he think .impress? Charlie. Sunday school, 10 am. Worship, 11 am EvangtltoUo service, 7J0 pm Prayer moec Thura. 7;JO pm Rev. Jerry Boomsr, Pastor Sunday school. 10 am Worship service, 11 am Young People's service, 7 pm Evening service. 8 pm Bible study Wed, 7:30 pm NOTICE IRVING CHAPEL Rev. Cimlmer MUler, Pastor Phone RO 5-8803 Bunday school. 10 am Worship, 11 am. A public hearing will be held on February 1 1965, at 7:3O p.m. at the Epiecopal Parish House, Hastings. The purpose is to WOODBUBY UNITED BaumiBEM church Hr. Torrey G. Baranic. Pastor Tetophone 374-8346 Just off M-66, North on M-50 in Village ot Woodbury discuss with the City Planning Commission tho new Master Plan which was recently completed for the City of Hastings. The commission urgently 10 am. Sunday school. 11 am Wcnhlp aervioe. 7 30 pm Evening service. 7:30 Pto WBd, prayer m Youth choir rehmrasd. Wed, wiwnuNDMWHODIST CHURCH Rev. Lawrence Laacll, Pastor Sunday school. 10 am Morning worship. 11 am Youth Fetowshfp. 7:30 pm HASTINGS MOTOR SALES • 220 E. State St. �Hidings on ilia rann wrucn is _ ana u rrose cmuuir » wmc <«».- i»u •<<». <<^>.... ipe in a mort flourishing stair. W00(1 land ,damage. No one was living in rears, but prtor to that hod Thursday.tauw ailtivatlon. ' the house been • rr.udent of Wert wood-1 ................... Eu.eybody knows what • the By Mr». GlendonCurlU ! Mrs. Elizabeth Walts of Har- ; land, living where Mr. and Mra.. A h 'hteior * Wilson sewingma- IM m. muM1-1M4 Ungs, a fanner Wert Woodland- Prank Barry now live on Jordon be appreciated Unea are and accordirurtyU»7 I Flre r««rterflvM«rt«i when llr- who **• bcen “■ lwU«u °*vn o™*1 • «rwuP| Mr and Mra «< no rtiwwiMinn HoweVw. F re' 'epQr<rdly ***?! Pennock Hospital for some time, of cottage, ta ths Ftortda city, L JU --- , - iroacn pipes were oemg tnawca fort buying. when you want one. Elmer Hynes seriously damaged the house . Mrs. Jdhn Bulling, of Wood- will give you every opportunity On the Dr. Robinson form about ing the others According to the brother. Byron and family. * land, was from her earliest diUd- to inspect hto stock. Mr. Hynes , uarUr of a mdc west of report received here, she was al- We are sorry to hear that John tempting to light her gas stove Poorwnga suffered injuries Morl­ hood gifted with rare musical to also agent for the Grand Rap- cu.-.nlngiam Rood on Brown blood transfusion this post wrekand apparently ttiere was a leak day morning when he fell while talent. What more natural tliere- Ids Universal washing machines, n wrek. 0 s^mnbiv Lake fare, than that she should have. He has always Ihsd in Wood- Odc.via and Wootliund firemen poured water into tlie structure her"gr«U ambition and-tier par-1 village Treasurer Harvey E. I mu muoul Iw -Uh b, <1,-11111 hui IM in Wood^2®. £ S^JSSn Mor/s Hospital nt Grand Raping her a musical cuucation ana iarai ana iot uw im*. t. ... hu . ih_, ,u_. .,.rtr«w she to now imparting her know- has been engaged in running a *‘“l “"J* store ho runsa her at that add««. ledge to others. She to a bcautl- jewelry, furnishing goods and k MlX PlluI HarTcy of a™n(1 turtle suwry would to re-1 ** had some broken rit-. Hs was it.- | jV,n treatment and released ful playar and a good teaebrr stationery store. He alio canton italttar Htoh 8rtx»l “v”d ^“iT 1 °f j.ulu nu.Ki.ij •uhjhj She X. Ite-on. at your home a nice lias of fruits and eonC<xratock_Part ■ were dinner w"“" "muk o' b"“"“ piunon an Ito having By H. D. Burptc. ing m The Old Newspapers " _ln — the —— Middleville Sun of .Feb. VW. ,WS: T<y°< Edison to still talking Wtmders itictntul nf rlrrfntr Owwn ... ty of watch repairing. Everybody all over the coun- 1 _* Banner Cloverdale Nowi n *• ,,, ;.l< _ 1 . • ... ■ ... . Mr. Dr. Curoll. U . puum ruunu,. u Marra, r. Hlun lluplul u -A uulund mral Clearwater. ]rtantly worshiped as oraiara ooing gnoa win* H • -------- --• —- --------cobbler, lie also buys notes and Wright lutve always lived business trip to Milo Monday mortgages He ta n coitwlentlous in Woodland and have a host of evening. Friends and relatives here workman and takes pride in itto, friends. They do all kinds of trade. >domestic baking and carry a full I Everybody knous Dell Garn,; line of bread, cookies, doughnuta, | serious accident suffered by Mrs. the hustling Woodland druggist, pies and cakes, alro Iruito and Inca Oavit of Clearwater, Fla.. and although he >uu« been in candiea. They serve ice cream busincaa only a little over a year and oysters in sroaon. in West but who I followed their lords in death by Woodland, and Mrs. Harry Hurlrea tn Has- ' tinued until tlie mid-lSUi cmtings, was taken /to Pennock 1 lury, long after |hc British outI Hospital Thursday. Monday informed ly and dp- i------------•------------ .. e expected. । BANNER WANT ADS FAY I Win a Trip off a Life Time to... Bowen's Mills Woodland's up-to - date . Bwn..* .MUU furniture store. Here we found i a full line of porter. dining room . and kitchen .-.ultra Hu patterns •re late' and stylish and his prices arc right. Give lum a call , I for anything mentioned above. He also corries a complete stock t THE .FRIENDLY, L FOLKS / up Monday after Richard Williams, our post­ master, to a victim of Ute chick­ About Christmas tldic tost Mrs Verna Gabriel last week I1 year j— R. ~ 8. ~ Wright- in •- company —-----I1 Tuesday. — • ... Laurell - —..remained -----.—Miss Krlt K Vflc all Kinds or grain at top prices, For several years he has shipped stock to eastern markets and st present to feeding nearly t5,000000 worth of stock for blackemithtag. Mr. White has Buffalo shipment. Mr. Rowlndrr owns 240 sens of tlie ixwt land in the country, and has a goodly number of substantial form dlevUlc Sun: Anticipating tiny highly »ucctml (ua ri« B Iull UI1O OI nets inf all styles am lowest possible prices. .............. Meet Mr. & Mn. Rex Gifford of Lansing our sec­ - H VBt flWI HEI M H ■ A ond weekly Vacation Bingo Dream-Trip Wmnersl They rc going lo Rome1 You ca.iw.n a DrcjmTr.p 10 any one °f 24 Wo,ld rarnous Clhes A Lucky Trip winner every week! Play Vacation Bingo lo- dayl Win $100 cash - Win Food Products - Win catpcto Ur stock, while. lie sells the better gruden from samples. Mr. England to also an under- Top Value Stamps! ------------------- /._________ _____ $100 WINNER $100 WINNER promptly. fcito phone is No. 27, 2 yard. There to being shipped to «1 tho Woodland Creamery Comlake Odessa thto week 25,000 and paying to its patrons an average capacity of 15.000 pounds Fresh Ground -—-raw — 10.000 pound.? dally with prosabout Jerry's railroad but have HAMBURGER in ttw near future. Titc company ships its entire output to Bufspecialty ot Sunday Pestjike's Shank Portion Smoked Hams Holly, Mercury. Ouy Davie to B. 8. Holly doing a thriving gen­ eral merchandise business and □ull Lake Sundays. ot the bualnM to entirely merit- had the opportunity ot seeing in in the county and glre Herruds such a .full and cxmpicte line of rubber ixxxta, gents' Roesty Lleks working io^ pis49/ Country Club FRANKS Eckrich 89/ 2 'lb in o?<- All. BEEF FRANKS a ’be 1 «•*■*» tacmMutUu/nsr- McCall's ceita^tod which hare *»<*•!»* thirteen years Clover Valley Vanilla Kwick Krisp Ground Beef ib 59/ celebrated Dewing machinery, vis; binders, mowers, husktrs, corn harvesters and shockers. Besides they handle the Bidwell bean .harveotar, Keystone hay- City Chicken or Empire grain drills and inuchinc Tandaray Boiton Rolled Slice! Bkm n> 49/ lb Ice Cream CkopSieyMeet79K BONELESS able and have the confidence of Stewing Chickens Center Cut one delights in a stylish experience 59/ Fresh Whole Lbghom POT ROAST ib 79/ Rib Pork Chops WEDNESDAY! DOUBLE STAMPS IWWWSWBIW Country Club Chili or EUaa Bevier & Henry Geiger toying, and plastering and It to Corn Beof Hash 3 cam $1 |iNaTUTWHUiEnMn| 150 EXTBA TOP VAUE STMPt I Tmta l»H 11-pz can 10< Heinz CHICKEN NOODIE county. Their home to at Wood­ land. H. Waits, one-half mile from Woodland to building a hank SOUP 6 I ** with the purchase at a whole । IY6IA0E WE1T TA. EAR | | Kedee<■ at Kroger thro Sei. Jen. 30.1965 I ■«■■■■ 1 Radre■ N Kroger thru Sal.. Jan. 3*b. 194S n-oz. cans 96^ Spotlight Whole Tasty, Tangy his beautiful farm. Bevier and Geiger doing the atone laying. John Dulling. Jr.. Woodland. HEINZ KETCHUP Bean Coffee is oms tw »uoe mun | |so Ena*Twru.Krruin| with tfw purohaie o( a quart ol . with the porchaea of a 51b pkg of . I I Lhtag Laudry Csomtnto I I Redeem al Kroger thru Sato Jon 30,1945 | I Itedrem al Kroger thru Sa», Jan 30.1965 | Aerora Floor Wax wiHi'eoupoa ai right 4 S^r more itorthaM While, Yellow or Devils Food DncaiHleeeCskeMli3 19-oz. pkgs 99/ TELL THEM ABOUT WELCOME WAGON who tas just -------y, be sure to tell them about Welcome Wijon. They mil ta delighted with the tastat of gifts isd helpful information they will receive from our hostess, a symbol of the com­ munity's traditional hospitality. Of you Welco Wl WELCOME NEWCOMBS! Um Ota coepoa to lit u too* joe're her» |soEnunpv*UEnMin| |soaTUTtr uuEiT*an RAISIN BREAB Purina Dog 25 Chow & with coupon at right 2^’Gi7l e .. stortd,i 2/59 NlbletsConioizoz cans*] tuna Banquet Chicken or Beel • Hox. Banquel Fruea Dleaere >> 39/ Frozea Plea 3 »u. 89/J Washington Fancy 945-5152 or MM Kroger Diet or 14-oz. bottle 20-ox Jumbo Florida VUIIHA Tropicana DOC CHOW 25t h, 11.99 >.»j79/ An|eePeered59/ prugeielce NAVEL 0RAN6ES du □ Ptom taw ttw WstaxM Wi|o> Hostess ciU oa m I would like to wtacrita to Ita Haukx* Banner ■ TAAT Y I I HEINZ KETCHUP ■ ■ I wtrti a $5 or nora purchste (..ctoding brer, wtos or tobsteoi . UdMoi st Krogw thro SaU ton. 30,1945 I SIZE Sunkiil 88 Sixa ■ Uo^lraiulS/ iCLOVIR VALLEY VANILLA I ICE CREAM I I MICHIGAN NTATOUitai., 89/ I . gallon 79/ with l 15 O' rare purchste I (odudlno brer. w!m o» tobacco) . Rwlaomal Kroger thru Sal.iea.30.1963 I | I 8 with ■ 15 w More purehaea I . letoafog brer, wine or tobacco) . I E.^rem N Kroger Ihra Sat..ten. 30.1945 I 69/ U S. Na 1 Sixa A > . —-, •— -. I tedreo. ai Kroger Hire Sal. Jan 30.1345 �Farm Workers Have More First Recipient 15S’ a. ai *1 __ zami ___ ________ •___A .....J Arthritis than Other GroupsnrOfn Dairy Award KttMUMUUMI would like to THE IsHHSGrad uonal group, according to tbe rune and HASTINGS BANNER thlp is to graduate Kan Blate Unlverett Highlights Interesting FARM NEWS W I 1 Dowling. BUI. who is majoring in Dairy Production, was awarded the tuns oi uus painful and crippling itoeasc. ItUs means Ural aunoat a Unto of Uio country's esti­ mated U million artnntis v,c- 46 Attend 4H lx paunlul and can crippta. target for arthritis? There is no Today’s Vets are ■ Barry Farm I Developing Our Resourcej definite answer, although a number of tilings oonuibuto. The lact that lie works outdoors may Making Fewer | , be a factor, and people who do ‘House Calls’ IL ..-a..-.,... Unfortunately, however,. many more rewarding and Muhin are planning a nUtr td with aging and usually at- ----------- .---------- wa­ lnut U afcahman, viik Billy BhciMud. Chris Clough and Rick j er*. minority croups and the an­ Some 28 million young t*o- other factors that, contribute dity, fatigue, lowered physical resistance, and emotional suess retraining for unfilled yobs. The scholarship that neiped heeded; greesing. .ire sallied but must begin Purdue University tarn animal mean a fanner is coming down with arthritis. But there are should Middleville asnsory c hair powdered white, delivered By Mrs. Mary Jackron rviauo elite cure, although rwareh la i bun nurta Bchool dropouts are ........ ■ the Memorial Scholarship pn> owanaaan the Jobe are much Ices desirable that will assist the county groups in dlscuaoing the meat rnp to Lansing elation tote iliac 10 ways; . rtAblc Durfee By Mrs. John Book tnore aseptic techniques, akllLv ... have . growth. renxjtts wno nave not yet en- Northview. Hare. 6:30; Jr. High L Dant put your body beyond Ua physical limitations. r0Ued 6 dljcuauun group are Heather -Slow. Project never j,, M Tixao who U> anil into dnaau n»ul Uieir talar, or lalo adimuenor scale, the older worker baa I own employment problems.; problem of acquiring skills and i experience. The older worker, faces the problem of having his skills lose their usefulness to a 1 raDldlv rhanging economy? ‘ When hit dulls become "otoeo- made of laboratory facilities transporting large animals to- TTSIX Sn.5, <7. S dittrna However, the favorable S und « » j January afforded an opportun- Low Incidence Of Disease in Michigan Bees ao construction la about on schedule. Most of tho footings date for the Freeport building mu al. Cheney were Bunday dinner other problem: Lack of mobility. Daria * Linda Foster had a surprise birthday party for Owen meet up-to-date Filsgerald Friday night. * ment. Buy Angus Cattle Unga, recently purchased audible. Washington apolo*xed crippling if treatment is started curly enough. basketball - Wayland, There. 4; CuntroUing tho pain and re1th g:udo baskrtixiU,—Wayland important to tbe peltent's canRapids. Munday, Feb. 1 — Board of lion dollars worth uf field and (i.-ciiard crops, had the second Job and for the West building at the high school building will require­ Charlotte were Friday supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Houk. * Mr. and Mra Wayne apiary inspection in the State. school on June 4. will place a premium upon edu­ 13 Sunday evening with Mr. and cation and those with skills needed by a growing economy. The only alternative for tho unemployed urukito-d worker Banncr .Ids Btntfit YOU I the State's B3 counties, the in- MAKE L/FE MORE LIVABLE BE WISE/ IMPROVE YOUR JUST MODERNIZE/ 01 , 5. Avoid sudden and reported strains on the joints. 7. Avoid excessive body strain. ». If you injure a joint. get CALL OH US! 9. Have all Infections treated by a doctor. IMPROVE YOUR HOME and lave More Milk, Less Cows Is Prediction money at the same time ... do it your­ self! See us for easy-to-follow advice Michigan's total milk produc­ tion is expected to cootinue Ua party- Uu Buuur IFowJ Adri Hmting and Plumbing of Wyom- crease during 1965. , Higher production per. cow to more than offsetting a 1 to 3 but to ailghily above the all­ tract with Fcyen and Windc- percent annual decline in cow time low oclUeved in 196J. ex­ numbers, according to Richard plained Agricultural Director G. Hclfner, Michigan Btote Univer- , a McIntyre. slty agricultural roonomiM. And tended and easy-to-work-With materials this week Two rooms become one doors. Priced os g95 . . . and you can install D-DAY '65 Load up with IDEAS for More Profitable Farming at JOHN DEERE DAY Tuesday, February 9th Michigan Department of Agrieutlares Plant Industry Dirt- • folding wooden door ing 1964. fire cento higher than Inspections are made mainly for American foulbrood. wNch Sunday. destroys colonics by killing elite larvae of the bees. It is spfBKd readily from infected colonics to gett Hospital Wednesday. mltted to the Departments lab- There are about 10.000 bee­ keepers in the Btote with about 100.000 colonies that produce SI the MDA's Plant Industry* Di­ vision at ranting in this way apiary inapecton may know Che picture brightened tn yourself. A complete selection of 1664 Unitod Stoles kept pace with Blodgett Hospital for examine- production and the CCC reduced inventories sharply through do- fine paneling, add beauty programs. . I'rxr pasture conditions in Mra. Vina! Tabor, at Flint Bun- Kfveral major dairy producing areas have nwtrtrted production. Export demand, although a raiauvcly minor outlet for dairy pro­ ducts. inextwaed sufficiently to have a small effect on doowretio have enjoyed the Shrine Circus prices in 1964. Although, this ex­ in Grand Rapid*, including Mr. panded export demand may continue Into 1965. it to not exgsetod to be a tang <un de- Easy to work with Went to cut fuel bilb? parents of a daughter, Paula, Prices os low were visitors of and value to any home. their daugh- low in cast nr aosy-to-install insula- Hospital tn Bottle Creek. Bhi Maine coast and nearby Mount weighed 9 pounds, 4^ Osa. Her Deeert Island. with her grandparents, Mr. and River. Mrs. Edward Clan. Call WI 5-3481. FLOOR TILE — A houM- wife’s delight , . . our cleon easy colorful floor FREE LUNCH At our Showrooms COME EARLY AND SEE, NEW JOHN DEERE TRACTORS and MACHINERY IS AT YOUR SERVICE FREE MOVIE at the Strand Theatre at 1:00 P.M All the New John Deere Farm Equipment For '65 in Action on Film featuring Hollywood and Television Personalities STU ERWIN - MARGARET HAMILTON FUZZY" KNIGHT and Others! ZZW<7 YOU'RE ALL INVITED can be purchased for just Overheod beauty with CEILING TILE at low. low coot. Ceiling tik in • wide 12' AT THE SUPPLIES AND SERVICES OFFERED AT THIS FARM SERVICE CENTER Master Mix Feeds —• Bagged & Bulk • Richland Feeds — Bogged & Bulk • Bulk Feed Delivery • Fertiliser — Fertilizer Spreading Seed — Field & Lawn Form Fence & SuppHee Animal Health Center Delivery Service SEE WHAT'S NEW IN THE "LONG GREEN LINE tiles. Easy to Install and Richland Farm Service Co Melroe ' Bobcats** end Attachments Complete Farm Supply Store YOU'LL FIND MANY. MANY Mi WE ARE and mW| • Grain SM Govemmd • Complete Store Seed Corn .and Open Mp Service • Lawn and Garden Store • Grain Hauling AS NEAR AS YOUR PHONE OUR NUMBER 629-9711 Equipment GOODYEAR BROTHERS Implements RICHLAND FARM SERVICE CO 124 N. Jefferson Hastings Phone WI 5-5052 DOYLI & CARL BAUSflMAN — OWNERS Richland 629-9711 Mendon 496-4525 Your Water Softener Salt Headquarters "BETTER LIVING" BUYS AT C HANDY SHOWROOM COME IN THIS WEEK. WE LL ARRANGE EASY BUDGET TERMS! �IALSItftin QhiIIioigaad hi Aaawara ovsr • and still working apply for social security benefits?" dal occur Ry bemfita with as llt- Horse to Tractor Era Contrasted at MSU . ortgtnally built in 1919 with a nrtlfto farm equipment are In should at 1«*M. call at Ida local with the Social Security Admin­ formaltoo that will help him de­ istration is punching > serial cide when ho should apply fur clal security subjects. If you have a question the Social Bothough they are still working. curity Administration will be Question: Why should an>«ic over it pt in touch with ids MTdal security office when he u still working and making good money t member this district office will furnish a qualified speaker to pare everything from Henry lion during the Both anniversary Ford’s eartiest modal tractor to at Farmer's Week. Feb. 1-E on now four-wheel drive model* tile Michigan State University They can also view a 191S hay with a pre World War I chicken baU-r which was used for baling versary agricultural engineering and wood shavings. This can be pantry used for pror—ing milk exhibit in the MBU Intramural compared with a 1905 model aelf- 50 yoara ago. —a recctyryt^on of a allo CHUCK 49 ROAST SUPER RIGHT BEEF uans to Social Baiurtty AdminMraUon M Ransom Are, Grand irs lupids. Michigan. Tiwt office clal security before itClrlng—ajal will reply dueoUy to you. the local social security office la Finally, there's tits simple mall<r of preparation: knowing ahead ut tone what evidence la required to establish eligibility will help speed things up whan buildings and m i Woodland By Mrt. GUndon Curlit with only Arm or English Cuts i». 59c CENTER Boneless BLADE CUTS group of paragraphs freighted wiUupungent truths that should ....ub. 69c c urtty of flea. Many people m Come See... You'll Save at A&PI counted baton it la too late. We Appropriation Used Largely For Teaching by ao many digits that when How much of the mopey which the State appropriates for The University of Michigan is used for actual damroom teaching? thing tor nothing. And whan ice. g percent, business opera­ tion. Id percent; general admin- MSU. to be Initiated into Alpha ated from Woodland ftOkeepf TVEr University and la majoring in this section LET US FIX YOUR was hasard- TV AS IT OUGHT TO BE FIXED Sunday RIB ROASTS LEC-O-LAMB 69« other hand—and Among - other Items tn this budget are plant operation and SUPER RIGHT BEEF—“KING OF ROASTS" SUPER RIGHT, WHOLE 4th and Sth RIBS DEL MONKO STEAKS Ib. $1.69 19c RIB STEAKS ... SUPER RIGHT Chuck Steaks “Smokies” Link Seuuge THOMASMA'S ALL MEAT CUT FROM FRESH FRYERS Sliced Bologna Fryer Parts BOSTON STYLE BUTT /PORK STEAKS\ COOKED, LIGHTLY BREADED Pork Roast \ « 49c / Fish Sticks («&«.55c) Dill Pickles.. MT. 11%. 0Z. JARS pcricuce daring the holidays. HOWARD TRUMBULL WI>«*IB7 » WI 5-5N1 coupto We Close at Noon on Saturdays A Qf Luncheon Meat 3 - $1.00 ZV ANN PAGE HEINZ, GHERKINS ws Preserve Sale S 3 5 69c 39c CLAPP'S, STRAINED CAMPBELL took her first airplane ride, and thoroughly enjoyed every minute When You Heed Cash $25 to $1000 See "OK" Howard BAG / 14-0Z. SUPER- RIGHT Sweet Pickles CENTRAL RADIO A TV 5 LBS. $1.39 me n or 12-OZ. Laycock became a resident of Woodland Tbwnshtp in 1MT 5 /e •* 49e 29‘ 'A* WHOLE * FRESHLIKE "BAG" SALE/ * Whole Kernel Corn > »«CQc * P®as & Carrots 4“70c Cream Style Corn |B ,AG O J Pens |jj HEINZ, PROCESSED Our sympathy to the family 1 st 5 BIBS CENTER BLADE CUTS *T.”‘.4^89cJ Pork n Beans Baby Food AAF, HALVES MARVEL . Freestone Peaches 4^ 89c Ice Milk.. l TEMPLE « XfiC f ORANGES Tomatoes FLORIDA. VINE RIPENED LB. 29c 07 Spinach FRESH 'pKG. 49c 49< OUR OWN TEA BACS 2CP Off ft 100 CT. PKG. 79£ 19c WONDERS OF THE ANIMAL KINGDOM! 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Pwlart NUMBKR ONI I IHIS COUPON REDEEMABLE RED BY ADULTS THRUJ SATURDAY, MARCH 20, 1965 NO PURCHASE NECESSARY N COUPON ■l PACKETS No. 1 Hwy 9 OF 30 PICTURES EACH ARE NOW ON SALE AT 1S< EACH lag la. gtel Spanish Bar Cake uoi 33C Danish Pecan Ring mot 39C �Delton Area Bridge the Plan Mutual Insurance Week For March 21-27 ; Till Pay Day they want to go on to oollegr or some type of furthtr training to better equip themselves for good paying Jobs later on In life. The students who have ap­ plied for application* to colleges so far this year are: Michigan Slate University — Stere Adanu, Don Fowler, Vincent Cimnla. Jack Little, Jana McBain. Den Nichol*. Mike Wertman and Judy ditritut the wrek of March aidW, 10(58. Kendal A. Coat*, mimacir 'of tha Woodland Mutual Insur- lUahment representatives, who were Brent Uuuranre Benford. Jamie Payer, Betty . eslab- Boniface, Lane Fiona and Kathy i Teasel). They brought back five today. Sunday Margaret called on Mra. Ed 8cntz In Hastings. w)u> recently underwent surgery at Pennock Hospital. * Wc are glad to report that'Mra. Bertha Garrison, n patient at the Medi­ cal Facility, la feeling better und I’m sure would apprcclale a card or a visit from her many far two weeks. Qai«k • • • Confidential. Charges ta $300.00. 1 ta % $100.00 ta $1,000.00. Upon th«r return to Delton, theao student* were greeted by Gene Nuabaum, the president of llio student council. Gene Tran- Judy Phillip*. Karen Shipp. Don BeviT and Francis Mudge. Kalamazoo College — Steve Adams. Janet Wheeler, - MODEL*] FINANCE COl Hendershot & Vicinity By Mrs. Richard Clark MODEL FINANCE *50°° to *1,000°° Phone 945-3429 For Quick Courteous Service Phone 945-2405 over night with their respective! host or hoateas that night. Most I of the students had parties plan- 1 ned. while others Just spent a quiet evening at home. The next day the exchange •iudttiU were permitted to go into any class they wished to. Tlicy alto got their lunches freo Today the property - liability insurance Industry luui grown to proportions which Include I Comet about their school*. Charlra K Spillman Michigan! State University agricultural engl- building lagoons far disposal of hog manure. For WO animal* this could Ing dealing with the school* tlicy mean building a lagoon 50 feet by visited were: Brent Braford — (Comstock) Uie Banner Want Ads! 30-minute lunch EXPERT TIRE k SERVICE. JIM BARR Tire Shop U. S. ROYAL (OA.>- "Their dent council opens i stand after school student council Naw & Used Tire. Mounted FRU! makes money. only to senior*. The students 141 L Waadhad at 15-9411 ran have tiiree lunch hours which rilles. At the beginning of the Get a record-setting deal on the car that went from Cape Horn to Fairbanks, Alaska, in 40 days and nights to show that it’s as tough as it is good-looking! Comet has what it takes—but you’ll be surprised how little it takes to own one! Come get yours—this week! r SKI ’ PROTECTED Did you realize ihat you ski trofetfed when you belong to the Auto Club? Yes, every member is covered by the Club's broad Personal Accident Insurance policy that pay* up to $10,000 for injuria result­ ing from a wide range of sport* and travel accident*. Skiing, hunting, fishing traveling . . . you're covered! Up to $io a week for 10 week* hospital expense* is .also included. i 1 I So, whether you're off to Boyne or Bombay, carry the small package of protection that Auto Club member* dovjuin today! TF/rr fanout for our np-to-efat skiing informndon too! I I AUTOMOBILE CLUB OF MICHIGAN HASTINGS OFFICE 237 W. St,w St.—Thon. 945-4392 — Drive the World’s 100,000'MUe Durability Champion at your Mercury dealer’s_ MAHLER MOTOR SALESJ 1310 N. Michigan Hastings WI ^2479 � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/492/HastingsBanner_1965-02-04.pdf 706d4c671a1df2431ab56a30cc4b2c99 PDF Text Text The Hastings Banner NUMBIR 42 Youth Killed By 22 Fired By His Brother Tragedy struck tn Hastings about 12 25 pm Friday when Frank E. Thomas, Jr., IB, son of Ed Lawrence Sells Insurance Business Here Funeral Mrrkes for Frank were held at 8 pm. Monday at th* Leonard - Osgood Funeral Review City’s Master Plan at Public Hearing Hastings Police E Ritter reported that —— ——— ----- ■. , ■ - ■ —-7-—, . — —. ——-it-—The Master plan, designed for Robert had attended Hasting* Deneau. first plare junior dlviUon: Bryan Hammond, aaeoiid place, junior division, and Jim High School in the morning and Fisher, honorable men Own, junior division. The can were judged first tor Ingenuity, on quality of the long - range development of they had walked home with Mike palnl job and finally on general workmanship. Hastings. the arrangement at It* Smith. The three had talked about hunting as they had the afternoon off because It was the When the Thomas boys reached home they decided to go hunting. Sgt Ritter said Robert told him that they got their father’s 42 rifle from his bed- Plan John Deere Day Here for Next Tuesday EDITORIALS A salute to the memory of the nation or of any people who fight greatest man of our era and the I to preserve their independence. But went into the living room with tint and only honorary citlaen of 'Sir Winston, of course, did much U>e gun and were both playing more than produce the roar. He with it, loading the rifle, un­ Churchill. We are not likely to sew . provided the sort of inspired loader - Dmii Day. which will be held Tuesday, Feb. 9. at Goodyear loading it, and pointing it at his equal again during this cen­ Bros. Implement*. 124 N. Jefftrobjects in the room. Robert said lh»l Frank had tury. During four dreary war years defeat impossible. More than that, handed the rifle to him and-he he personified the courage and be had the faculty of coming set It against the Using room spirit of the free world and more through al the right time with suitanU from Grand Rapids wall, and the boy* went to the than anyone else was responsible statements that generated courage A Federal grant of 86B14. twofor maintaining the will to win thlrda of the cost, helped finance While tsUny they derided to th}study. call Mike Smith to »re if he entirely hopeites as Hitler's legion* , allies who. by all ordinary standwanted to go bunting with swept through Europe But Btr' sgds of measurysnent should have ‘Drop’ Politics For Lincoln \ Day Banquet Edward R- Lawrence, 538 6, Washington, who has been in tlx Insurance buslntwa in Has­ tings for the past 33 years, has west at the Strand Theater, which was owned by Lawrence * •on, Gerald, who now operate* "After having peen In business for 33 years. X now find it neces­ sary to obtain amtotenoe in the operation at my agency. -Joining me in business is Meat Vincent, a well qualified BP Women to Hear Historian Tuesday Night Dr. Willis F. Dunbar. head at man. whose entire business ca­ reer, 1**4 yearn, has been de­ the department of history at voted to Insurance, in Ua various ptarea. with the Wolverine In- Winston, like other great figure* been on the verge of complete In history, had full confidence in | collapse. The real greatness of Sir Well-Known Speaket To Present Talk on ‘Humor of Lincoln* Everyone with an Interest In his people. A* he put It, "they । Winston Churchill became ap- fanning Is invited to attend the were the lion*. It was only up to parent during his lifetime without full day’* program, enjoy a free lunch, aee the new machinery in permitting maximum benefit to be received from those expendl-. tore* made for public and Ji­ va to Improvements over the next two to three decades. right, they were lions and Battle of Britain wlU go down In I came to consider him as one of history as "the finest hour" of that | (Pleise turn to Pg. 4. this Sec.) Dr. Breisach ‘"XT--- , Rename Chenoweth i At Women’s Club 'for** .. The speaker at the Hastings |ng the annual stockholder'.. ---------- v -------------held Women's Club meeting this »-<_ Frl- i mrotlng whlch day afternoon at the Methodist, ’ kitchen, then fell face down on Church will be Dr. Brest Brel- (Uy. at the plant here. the floor, according to Sgt Rit­ aach, history professor from ter’* report made after talking with Robert. A sister. Vickie. IS. was there Mrs. Howard Ferris, general chairman of the event, skid that Prof. Smith Is an entertaining speaker, and not a politician He is well - known for hl* humor throughout the Middle West. Frof. Smith is the author and narrator of a weekly radio show. “Under the Spreading Meta­ phor." A committee headed by Apple-Mill Street area. This isnoe will be self-amortising. Supt. of Schools Richard J. Guenther suggested that the school district’* plans for growth include a sinking fund By put­ ting money aside before Ute new high school 1* built, ths ultimate cost could be cut tn halt as there would be no interest to p*y on num - street locations. Another merchant declared that provision must be made for parting down- According to th« report,' nei­ ther boy had ever had any ex­ perience or training tn the handling of firearms, had he ver gone hunting nor had they en­ gaged tn any target shooting or other activities requiring the He taught In Europe before coming to the United States and was Associate Professor of His­ tory and Sociology at Olivet Col­ lege before going tn WM U. Mrs. J. Franklin Huntley will introduce tire speaker, according so club president. Mrs. Jack In-Service Study Program Monday At Maple Valley HATIBFY YOUR APPETITES for pancakes smothered in batter and syrup and served with crisp Mulllken on Mulllten Rd, to sail sausage from 8:10 to 1 pm. by.,70 head Grade Holstein*. Glenn the Rotary chefs in the HH8 Casey, auctioneer. For full par­ Bast Gym on Saturday. Feb. 37. ticulars, we advertisement tlas- He attended the Hastings Center Adults 81. children 73c. Vand Algonquin School* before moving to Hastings where he at- and ammunition to th* Ameri­ can First Army unite trapped in the Bartagone. Belgium area. Barry county, but rather by a shortage tn transportaUon fa­ cility* which ha* been made more acute by recent blissards which have Hocked rail Unco and freight yards in the east Included in ths day’s film pro­ gram is entertainment by Holly­ wood and TV personalities Stu Erwin, Margaret Hamilton. Gene Sheldon and others. They bring tn periods of light comedy throughout the filmed portion of Vtmsnt to a native of Michi­ gan. having been born in Shdby on Feb. IB, 1924. the son of Mr. and Mrs. Merton 8 Vincent, who operate Vincents Trails End Coldtoater Post He was born In Austria and has had a varied and wide back­ ground of experiences to *pe*k from. In 1948 Dr. Breisach was awarded his PhD In History from tire University of Vienna. Dynamics Corporation, he au­ thored the script for a color mo­ tion Die lure which won a cita­ tion as one of the best industrial film* In 19*0. and which has had many showings before Air Force "bits of yesterday".... as gleaned from the Banner files from the U. B. Navy in 194*. Club al the Hastings Hotel MM Mert Joined-Wolverine as an un­ Nancy Jaynsa is program chairderwriting trainee. From there mar. far the evening. he advanced to casualty underMl** Agnes Smith, club presi­ dent. will preside over a brief tertng Junior High. He was a Freshman in high school. In addition to his parents, brother and sister, Vickie, he is surviv'd by two other sisters. Mr*. Marvel (Carol) Neeb. R8 Healings; Mrs John (Patricia) Curtis. Spring Lake. NG.: his paternal grandmother, Mrs. Winifred Casey. Hastings. Senator Volkema Named to Affairs Committee Property Tax Deadline Nears The dead Uns for paying county-school taxes Is Feb. 15, after which a three percent pen­ alty will be added. City Treasur­ er Louise E Erway reminded property owners In bill* sent out Up to this Wednesday. Has­ tings property owner* had paid in 8839447.78 leaving 871*3 72 to be paid. The total tax bill U 8*1140130. including 8182J14.10 in ths com­ bined county tax. 119408.14 for rt>sctal education. 8403 473 13 Robert B. Jonas, manager of the Hastings Are* Chamber of man finished high school at Kingsley.In 1943 and matriculat­ has been appointed the new ed at Central Michigan Univer­ manager of the Greater Coldwa­ sity. leaving three in 1944 to enter Chamber of Commerce, rf- and the UBS Bennington, air­ craft carriers He served tn the Atlantic and Pacific theater* He married Mary BmaU at Corunna on Jan. 25. 1947. at Corunna. after sire enuiuated from Hurley School of Nursing at Flint. Mfch. as a “RN." They have a son. Michael. IS. and a gan Enterprises. a Bay City pub- ।daughter. Marcia. 14. The family plans to move to HsAtlnas a* lie relations agency In 19*3. Jone* attended Michigan State, University, graduating with a BA tn journalism with a minor Grand Rapids on Sept 7. 1803. the son of Fred and Julia Law­ wife, Sue, have two children. rence. He has heed in this are* Bobby. Jr,' 18 month* and Deb­ since lie was fair years old and bie. six rminths The Hastings Arm Chamber of Commerce will hold * director* He was bne Of the first auto­ Committee will meet soon to dis­ mobile salesmen tn B*rrv Coun­ cuss seeking s new executive. tv? selling the Studebaker He left (he automobile bu*in<** In IBM. but continued with hi* William- Barr. Barry CWil De* Insuntnce borines* He worked ferw director, at a meeting' of for the Goodvrux Bros. Hard- the U. 8 Deportment of Agri, culture Barry County Defans* Medical Self j Help Course « Begins Thursday Uw rrorfWiluUon ol U>« 1^1 organisation. He came here from his position as public reLa liana director of the Graqd ried on Sept Thev have RS HsxttngB. W. Marshall, 18. 1912. two sons. Gerald. and Willard. 330 president of the 69th Anniversary Rotarian* Plan Panrake Sanner Picnic in Florida For Barry Residents pro-tom. report* that the annual n'm’c for «>1 Barrv County resi­ dent* Ln Florida Is to be bold Wednesday. Feb 34, st noon In the Kiwanls Hall at Bladen ton Fla Business places have con­ tributed souvenirs for the visi­ tors’ pleasure. "Be sure and at­ tend and wear your dog tag’." NOTICE—Taxes may be paid at my home on Feb. 5. 13 and IS. Feb 18 an additions) three per­ cut collection fM will be added. Roy Fuller. Treasurer 2/111 Members at ths Hartings Ro­ tary Ctub are detailing plans for their annual pancake sunoer �den death Bunday night or Monday morning of Mias Burie PUher. who UMd alona on the Lake-0 Rebekah Lodge Installs New Officers and Mra. Clay Adami oct Baturday wcro Mra. Huai Himdr of Grund Rapida and Mr. and Mra. Personal Mention Mra, Ray Braith erf Carlton Cen­ ter. cousin. erf Mm Kidder. and Mr. and Mm William Kidder. Jr. Bunday riattoro ware Mr. and Mm Ronald Wood. Linda and Phillip of Katemaaoo. ClcU Bennett ot Bi-adley*, Suntlay, and also the Richard WllBonn of Wayland. 6KLLINO? BUYING? — Det faat-actlon reaulU with a Ban­ ner Classified Ad. Your mes­ sage presented eflecUraly to a large. Interested audience. Ph. ®GOODOLD-FASHIONED Tetsgoi 15 THRIFT DAYS retary, Mildred Raeaettcr: war­ den. RaaMe Curtis; conductor, Mary KUrinm; Inside gnardum. OteU McArthur; cutalde guard­ ian, Waoml Longwell; right sup- Jets Mi OUR LOW, LOW PRICES EVERYDAY PLUS... VALUABLE S & H GREEN STAMPS! mad meat men are at it again Strictly Fresh Dressed, Grade 'A' FRYER West Woodland DOUBLE BREASTED or 4-LEGGED Your Choice of EDVEDC HC I CIO FRYER Breasts aatlanoA&ita hunger. One lady who cA*d ua about the birds said a family of squirrels had a home in a tree in bar yard and she enjoyed them very much. Well, we too. bare oqulrrids trod) al our plan* but not in a tree. Tiwae rascals lire in the houcel They haveX found a tray in aiHi have the run ot the attic. walls and catlings. They Br«ast-O-Chicken CHUNK TUNA Specials Stock Up Franco-American SPAGHETTI or CAMPBELL'S PORK & BEANS Your Freezer Whole Fryers Spartan Swift's Premium Pro-ten Beef Steak Sale F.CKRICH AIJ>BEEF Sirloin STEAK Rib STEAK T-Bone STEAK Boneless IMPERIAL BROIL STEAK ‘ 89 Boneless Manhattan BROIL STEAK 99* B 1 FRANKS at the office. The old saying ia that a doctor an bury hia mlatatoaa. but once an error la print­ ed there U no recalling IL We hope everyone interested in our GROUND BEEF CHICKEN, BEEF or TURKEY , Spartan NORTHERN TISSUE 4 JUICES and DRINKS SHURFINE TOMATO JUICE Morgan APPLE JUICE 4 roB 1.00 ARAAOUR CORNED BEEF HASH—3-1.00 FAB PINE-ORANGE DRINK' GRAPEFRUIT JUICE Margarine bib. Solid Country Fresh Half A Half * WITH COUPON BROW AND 5.00 FOOD PURCHASE HAWAIIAN PUNCH REGULAR SIZE 1-LB.. 4-OZS. Burny Bros. Frozen DINNER KNOT ROLLS 1-Qt. 14-Ozs. LINCOLN DETERGENT Mix or Match 'Em . He upheld principles so dear. We would do veil to think about Thia caliber ot raan.no doubt For hla philosophy sage; So forward thinking tor MEAT POT WHITE AND ASSORTED COLORS Round, flSHESEEIT ORANGE JUICED GRAPE JUICE WITH BONUS COUPON S WITH COUPON BaOW AHO S OO PURCHASE 100 Extra Stamps . With Purchaw of Any 5 PJtga. Spartan Erozou I NORTHERN TISSUE 4 19* I ' BFF. THOU 8AT.. FM. I, Illi FELPAU9CH FOOD CENTER THESE COUPONS I NOW... VEGETABLES ERGENT KFF. THRU SAT., FKB. 6. 1M5 FELPAUSCH FOOD CENTER Any Doz Oranges �Name Hastings* Arrest 3 Men Albert Rogers Leader Gull Lake For Investigation Dies Suddenly Three men were arrested here Tuesday charged with breaking Conference Head und entering. Undcralwrlff Oor- On Thursday <ton Trick reported. Official Action of the Hastings City Council Clarence RlUema. of the Hat-1 tlna Motor Sales, haa been se­ [ The three arc Richard D. Kurr. lected president of the OuU Lake 23. R1 Hastings; Michael L. Bible fihtoonary ConferencTTt' Kidder. 19. R1 Fret-port. and Samuel R Elliston. 19. Hastings, has been announced. Harold Wolters of Kalami- who luw been living "out of his car." ??° w“ »•« president; Howard Pieruckl. Clraud Han- . Undcraherlff Trick said two ids. has been named executive director and secretary and Hen Gordon. Grand Rapids, Is treasurer. The official board remains un- ■ changed. The Conference has*—. ni?jXilarr.OUl7“h ln ,hc mld'‘ “ niarire6>‘ to a garage at the central state* tnr > i «... < Dr. Henry Brandt. Christian psychologist, has also named Pteruckl to be executive direc­ tor of Chrlatlan LeaderslnTralnlng. Inc. CLT la an asiwistton of leading Christianawho serve in counseling clinics irminars. writing, radio and as consultants. ,.WTlc,kl h^' bcfn President of the Conference for the.post four years aa a layman: He resigned as controller of the Crampton Manufacturing Company to ac-| SlISlC I Fisher i . round Dead at iL°ito Woodland Home interest ir.. *’ vvuKlHU IIVIIIV ^SScI? LnT£t£ J? officiating TOO LATE TO CIASSIFY MANY HAVE PAID TOO MUCH on their income tax by uring Deduction No. 3. So says an Item in last Saturday's En­ quirer and News. 171 check yours free, if you like, if you're one of those that have already filed. Signed: O. W. Spencer Typewriters & Adding Machines For Sale uf Rent SCHADERS z^rr- e |« The only Way a student gets I3CU Propose Changi In State’s Good Samaritan Act enneus WAYS FIRST QUALITY " maritnn act to provide immunity from civil liability for any n--aon who In good faith render# first .lid at the scene of an emergency is proponed tn a bill which the Permanent Legislative Committee of Michigan Law en- the Michigan associations of chiefs of police, sheriffs, cir­ cuit. recorder and municipal judges, justices of the peace and prosecutors, and the State Police and attorney generals department The Good Bamaritap act was enacted to 1964 to provide civil liability immunity for physicians She was a graduate of the University of Michigan Hoopital School of Nursing In 1910 and practiced aa a private lobbyists are More Numerous Than Legislators :. Morrr «ai CarrieJ. . won. . Tlie committee also passed a resolution endorsing a proposal . that the new State Constitution w.« amended to again give the A sister. Cura Wise, died hl 1947.1 Soremor the authority to apShe was a number of the ._ «" South Woodland Church of the. ' ' ........ Office Supplies »iXnr but it was removed because II was felt tn oh appointments had political overtones. Tile new constitution provider! that when there Is a vacancy on the bench a retired judge be re- Give "Her" the Very Best in Valentine FANNY FARMER CANDY Backward Glances 230-mark. especially If the ses­ sion fa long and If a great deal ■sit controversial legislation Is tor Some legislative agents, says • Hare, represent more than one company, firm, or association. In many Instances, these agentg will represent a group of companies which are engaged in similar busi­ nesses such as insurance compa- regular etectlon to provide a successor. In practice. however. It was claimed that the change is not working out in that there are not enough retired judges available who are ahte to again astaune thia responsibility. More About- \|a\erf^e •L'nlesa we want qur college graduate# to end up with only a superficial education and lack­ inc any enthusiasm, action must the home of the Harold Ackleys pointed up last year whrn a [were Mrs. Ackley's sister and ■indent asked me to speak to husband, the Pleasant Mitchells, . a croup on what they should | uf Union City. graduate of MWdgan'atate wralty, be has occupied Un* con - 0117,1 C trollerahip and treasurershlp re- hrs s >-k Ki?‘hddrln* has had an active College Students Lack Enthusiasm, Educator Says Neat A-line? Nylon stobifi z ed stitch knit; back zip. White. 7-15. ever, there are Independent agents who may represent several diver­ sified businesses or groups. •Of course.- Hare noted, "there are new lobbyists who come in and register every year. But by and large, many of the truly effective ill. Haalisga. •&WA ItSuK.' “ Prvavni at roll call *or M«ti. lUouiy. Kvai Fl-S? BoHvr ib«, hard at their jobs and have a thorough knowledge o( legislation to their own specialized areas "Lobbyists are Important to the passage of good legislation," Hare Continued fr6m Page One Ben Franklin* Puckered Da­ cron* polyes­ ter. No ironing! White. 8-18. Mft-24'A.' Little-car* Da­ cron* polyester crepe with offcenter button!.' White. 5- 15. 8-18: Uniform Headquarters IN HASTINGS Court®' She'll Love Coty's L'Aimant Perfumes.. Valentine Packaged and Gift Wrapped . '“'X... Free. 40 Yean Ago Barry County's ‘Sky RideFew people riding south from Hastings on the C, K. i 8. rot­ lire that It makes a grade of IM feet during the first three mile# and then gradually creeps up to a level of 2S2 feet at Milo readied and the descent of something over 250 foct is made down Into the Kalamazoo valley. Seen al the Strand — "Jackie Coogan, the boy of the century in the picture of all centuries— ‘Little Robinson Crusoe—< ty­ phon of laughs." A whole heart full of deli­ cious chocolates ready to/ delight your Valentine! /. famous Brentwoods ‘Our Cunning Plush Volentine a_1 . Iradi'a M k. Hut........ ISc1 ree/ Capacity crowds were present nl each performance of "The Talk of tile Town." a home tal­ ent ahow written and directed by MlM Ruth Weiasert. ai Reeds Opera House Thursday and Fri­ day. Included in the cast were Lee B Young. Ira H. Peck, Al­ bert Patton. C. T. Reynolds. Ralph Ward. Norma Doyle. Bodie Silsbee, Olive Lamphero, Dorothy Cook. Almco Rentes, Prank Horton. Otrald England. Kath­ ryn Clark, Richard Todd. Helen Butra. diaries Meyera. and Keith Chldeater. Among the hit songs Introduced were Tipperary. Atm Daba Honeymoon,-Poor Pauline and Mr Railroad Man. Tate Me Mua 1 k. Hut$1.75 Chocolate Covered MARSHMALLOW HEART the new high-foshion. ladies' haberdasher look we’ve added to your favorite classic by shopping for way-out colors' and prints. • ‘ how we’ve embellished the tried-and-true cottons you love, and added beautiful blends in weaves and designs that drip-dry or pack-along. �muRiJf newspaper. n wa* Haxhvui.w w«k u th. Mkhlgan Pres* meeting. In •<’'«• EDITORIAL the Naahvllle New*. the featured Past Teacher Dies Saturday; . ’ Rites Tuesday Funeral scrricee tar Mra Maxie ; w*» George GribUn. a Nashville Road. who died at noon Saturday oUxer distinction* of note. Chair- s»an inspiration to fra* The Rev. Willard H Curtis offielated and burial was in Riverside Cemetery brother Al Grlbbln la known to Amy Boughton whose Nashville we recall, Al. htmaelf. brought slilp ou July ia. 1180. lhe daughter flailing gear to «iulp the entire of David and Braato tWidlneyi plane load of sportsm«-n! But that Holing* High School with the tai all. The president of the Class of 1814 and utUmdcd the Barry County Normal School. Fer­ cUUon annual meeting In Seat an Roe. a former Nashville boy na Institute, Western Slate Teachwho 1* now editor and publisher Tcuclxr* College. of the Fremont Times Indicator and lil* wife, lhe former “Biddythought, careful planning and lots Gnbbln. wa* also a Nashville girl a demanding profession, especially ipcaker. George Gribbln. Abo preaMiller, ot Nashville. ten many special article! both for Saturday luncheon at the Michi­ gan Pm*, in addition to being of extraordinary interest to editors in the nature of a specialized sort of homecoming for distinguished citizens of Nashville. The Hittings Banner LANSING: Children who are taught good dental habits can look furwatd to * Itfettate of healthier AixiH^ion lays ewly dental care lOupKl with grxxl britne care nrX ■■ally Ix foi prevent dacay but lielpt to avoid comUtlom which lead to ciocAcd teeth, faulty bite and other Funeral servioa* for Mr* Maude H Johxuon. 68. R3 Middleville, Baker Lake,’who died at 11:30 pun. Tueadsy at Bloctaetl Hospital In Grand Rapid*, will be held al 2 pm. Friday at tlie LeonardOsgood Funeral Home. Hu Rev. George Elliott 1* to Exploring vacationers might find Alaska more Interesting than Eu­ rope this Summer, suggests Prof. Dow V. Baxter of The University , of Michigan. * । Professor Baxter, an authority IS 11>e dental a*KKLtiun ii itrradng lhe importance of child dental licalth a* pa:t of (lie observance ni Natiooal Quldren'* Dental Health Week, February 7-1.1 The Week Jratan-iSH i'll TH. •*«? Tickets will be told for «mar Hsaar MI—Tuk C*ayk«iL »fll. Wednesday. Thursday or Friday ““ str by Covetnor Romney. The state dental group *a>v that figures iclNKcd by tlie American Dental Acwxialion «how that sp- Allen ----------------------Of Middleville Miss Mariiu* Leigh Wolfe. xraavavaav, v *aav . BoUi were membero of th* cast ' of last year * production of "Btudent Prince" In the comic rolea ; of Jefl and Mcg are Steve Carr and Marilyn Tobla*. also Seniors inx.*."'!; sssta’a■»”? BM, Brian W altar. Ca and Danna IdStrisa batarsh Wilaon. »taa<r W*^. ’ ----- — Visiting the L. E. Barnett* on' Sunday were hl* niece and famlly. the Gary Craven*, of Detroit. • Guest* at the Dr. Wesley Lo-1 gan* over the weekend were the] Gene Logan family of Grand; Rapid*, the Joim Bush family of Battle Creek, and Dr.'» brother' and his wife, the Russell Logans, of Flint. While they were alto­ gether Sunday a call came from Lt David Logan, now stationed daughter of the Bud WoUsb, had a busy wrekmd due to cele, brstuig Iter sixth birthday which was Sunday, Jan. 31. Saturday Funeral jervicee jor Mra. Lula gan will fly thia coming Sunday The ferries from Prince Rupert M 7:30 axn. tifb Wolfe* started “ ‘ ' died Tuesday morning at Univer­ to South America on a Rotary­ sity Hospital, will be held at 1 Club tour tor a monlii They plan to return home March 7. Home in Middleville. U1CS 1 UCSUflV J city. y m honor of Martha'* birthday. Richard. R1 Nashville, and throe Your car will come in hani^l aundaJ. e»TILu-.8unini, for a trip here cxil to the Mtndcn- Uennla and Jeff and NeUto poaea. HU affection for the North budl Glacier. Hu, teips and car ,,IU1>r WcTC cjUlml for w nau». M la reflected in the fact that hb raw, m *>w. X11H..L1 c*ri Aflpr . .. .... ___ —...L. .. serve the birthday ot Robert 8ervcenter, visitor, can have the he.p„ Vu*e wSoumT of a US. Forest Service naturalist ,u"<* » big country. to help interpret the natural isls- I Public Forum | Carlisle. Site married David Cooper who died of a heart attack in IS&l Shs Rehearsals are continuing for lhe presentation of the oparetta. ■Brtgadoon." which will be^pre­ Ol«a» sented by Hasting* High Choir member* on Wednesday. Thur*rfay and Friday nights, Feb. 34­ 25-34, In Central Auditorium. Under a new policy. Ucketo wlU UL Lrna Uraaiaa, fnA go on sale Monday for the indi­ vidual performance* and all will larry KnSUas*. k«MS*a Stasi* Msar. *U.B Frtara Personal Mention ^rs' Alaska Offers Unique Vistas, Says U-M Prof. New Ticket Policy for —' Il IIS Operetta Middleville Honor Roll year olds in the nation hav‘e one or1 GOV. ROMNEY proclaimed the week of Fehrus Children's Denial Health Week in Michigan. Showing Gov. Romney the official nostar of lhe Week during proclamation c»rrn>mies are, left, Marthal.ynn Trans. 10, and her ciiter. Lisa-Jo, 6, of Detroit In proclaiming to com:-let carp pcofcuiorul care ths Week, the Governor called on parrnt* to ml early, preventive foe their chikiren. and to begin caxe and to educate children as to good home-care habits. Kune care by teaching children rrcilar and proper dental health phiknophy that teeth can last a hfcEducate Children habits. time i» much closer to rrahty be­ Whichever way you look at ft, Regular Visits Hastings until 18J7 when they ac­ cause of the advances made within quired Uielr present home. Dr. Kenneth J. R)*n. of Flint, the profession and greater puWic thcre'j no better time than now to prrudent of tlie state dental associ­ aiceptance «>f good dental health. •tart educating your children on Mr. Cole died on April 32. 18B3 ation. >ays that regular vfeito Even “dead" or devitalized teeth wund dents! lu-alth luhlti. Nationdentist, beginning at aga three usuxe that "baby" teeth arc mitaiML data . It's inuingnioui that Mra; Cole taught In Barry Coun­ at lhe right time and pernur fiMgluil, claim an until number of tlie population re­ ty rural *ciu»U for J4 year*, In­ teeth are properly aligned. “If j ' dental rare tn * na­ children r teeth in Michigan and cluding the Dowling. Brown. Rog­ enls show a genuine .iwatenes: * the world in dental the nation. But. thank* to dentis­ er*, Welcome Camera. Quimby. good dental habits, this b try’* development of new, more cTStetera and ending her teaching transmitted to children," ho Eecttve mouthguards, thousaixir of Mk-hiam dentists bold hopes Significant Strides ' teeth arc saved each year. High tliat chikiren and parents udl con­ Over the past two decades, the■ now require ail football tinue go>xl dental health habits Harald, of Hastings; A daughter. dental profeukm bat made signifi­ to wear » mouthguard dur- learned during National Chddtca'l cant strides in dental health, lhe Dental Health Week. grandchildren; two brother*,!------------------------ :----------------- -George Ragla of HasUhga and aaved yourself aorae tiring mileage ■j-.i — . nt u.,,1. r,5 ... ......... Harley Ragia of Battle Creek. on your return trip. Mrs. Johnson Of Baker Lake Dies Tuesday «S Cemetery. Child Education Vital To Good Dental Health RUSTY WATER? Call your Culligan Man Details to End IL Smelly Water? . n/\IIT FIND OUT AbOU I OUR FILTERS CULLIGAN Water Conditioning 311 N. >olt»~d PIm, 945-5102 New "Guide to Fun In Michigan A One-Stop Michigan Information Center THE MOST COMPLETE BOOK OF ITS KIND EVER PRODUCED ft Aft $ VVV ABOUT MICHIGAN............... Only I-‘ son. Leland Tracy. National City, calif . and six step-Rrandcldldren NIWVAFU NATIONAL that time. In addition to her husband she Is survived by two step-daughtera, Mrs JmJt (Beverly > Smith. 128 W Grand, and Mra Richard (Leona) EDITORIAL Former Michigan Stale Corel DuciaJwiH. became the first merican woman to Win an lhe paced third- In the *00tnrter kayak singles al Tokyo in 1944. The Northern area* are appeal­ ■pending two year* at Ft Bill, ing became of their itpacr and are available over the Juneau I Okla , where Fred served with frralutera. Baxter adeb Alaaka'v modem frontier country "i|»M a Quit caii(M)t be dupllcuteil m the Army Staff and Faculty Bat­ dhtance Juk about equal to that Rurope." Bkxter m>& Hu lias a tery Gunnery Dept. They wil be making tholr home tn Grand collection ol *upexo photographs Rapids where be 1* employed at to buck his argument fur Uie scenic lhe Packaging Corp, of America. Viators wiio seek a relatively ahvn beauties ut Alaska. William Fidler, a fraternity trip to Alaska might sample parts The mar me highway end* at of MXithmsXcni Alaska and the ad- Skagway — where w> many *our- brother of Denny Huntin', oci compiuucd him home from Ann dough suunpeders fur gout endid‘ Arbor to viait over the weekend in 1887 and 1838 Residents here magnlflclent geography of Alaska re-enact the gold rush day* tn a day party for Craig Huntley. are obtained by mixing boat and, or air travel with automobiles, he tlie visitor on the Anchorage or Fairbanks. to Mt. McKinley N*Uonal Park and the continent! Rubcrt. British , Columbia. Hie highest peak. or even a convenient MalaspUia. the Taku. or tlie Mata- flight out of Fairbanks for die Arctic—but allow sufficient time tor favorable weather conditions. a 4BO-mile cruise trip. They will take you to Haines and Skagway. There B a road link from Haines Mr and Mrs. Charles Vretjland to the Alcan Highway for your of R4 Paw Paw are the pardnte return trip ■If you like, and I would, go to of a boy born Monday, Feb. 1. Skagway. Tlicrc put the car on He ha* been named Theodore the White Paar. and Yukon Rail­ Edmund. Mr*. Vreeland is tlie way for Wlute Hone. There you former Linda Slocum, daughter are on .the Alcan Highway, and of Mr and Mrs. Harold Slocum In tlie meantime you have seen the of R5 Hastings They have one kind of country Uia: you think daughter, Valarte. who will be three years old in March. MAK OF 83 COUNTIES INCLUDED Thapk you1 for a wonderful newspaper We really look ft*-1 drarrl In in-'-vir It aarh Wiielr • HUGE 1$ IN. BYJl IN. PAGE SIZi Sincerely, Betty •Tredinnick' Barnum Birmingham. Alabama A wealth of MJcldgan information never before available in this handy, compact form. 138 pages brimming with detailed, colorful Mrs Gus WUigeler spent the weekend tn Ionia with her tlater. MBs Ella Roas. IdmUfkaUons. harbor facilituw. canoe trails, ski hills, seasonal hsiung waters, points of interest and much. much more interesting and important informaUon about MtelUgana Water Wondntaud. WITH 128 COLORFUL PAGES Hastings Insurance Agency ■ Fishermen COMPLETE INSURANCE SERVICE Fpr Information Sec: New Location: -£L’ Mrs. Radford Stidham, 227 S. Michigan, Hasting* or Phone 945-4100 Mutual Fundi Investment! Mrs. John DaBroux, 732 W. Grand, Hastings ANY MEMBER of the SPORTSWOMEN'S CLUB MIDWINTER LEOIlflRDDSGOOD "■funenalJJotne CORNER WALNUT AND 5. JEFFERSON HASTINGS Greet styles for this winter and next are all on sale at our store! Values To $29.50 Now A Sensible Idea $1/| 95 l*t Values 1 $1795 To $3150 Now - If SIZES 36 to 42 MEN! Here are Real Buys! Bum. McPkahlut. Afeu'd. •DreM WeM ... You Con f Afford Not To” IJf t St Constantly increasing numbers of people are pre-arranging their funeral services. This thoughtfully eliminates the need for their families to make major decisions in Hme of need, and prevents emotional overspending. Preorrangements coVt be mode In one brief visit with us—ot no charge, of course. Three months ago this was theijpst beautiful Chrysler ever built. Now it’s also lost popular You know how the *65 Chrysler got nothing but praise at announcement time. Since then, customer orders have reached an all-time high. That took more than good looksl People want value-and Chrysler gives it to them! With a Chrysler, they get a full-sized car. All together, we think we've got enough good reasons to make you join the trend to Chrysler, Come in and see if we’re not right ■ Move up to Chrysler Barry'i Farm Store Dewey > Car Palace S. Hanover at Hastings City Limits M-43 at Sprogua Rd., Dalton �‘STRAND of HASTINGS3 DAYS ONLY Haadenlwt & VltNty 1 MiMieviiie to BCOVTKM DIN.NKH Vote on Liquor By the Glatu FII.-$AT.-SUN. । r^.n’ss? nar-* , *)emos *ame » Voter* tn th* village at Middle- Ilz*l **</«» **41 vllle on March 8 urc to vote ai UtllcallS LU "E,NIGHT Wiukek 'IK -the ballot by the village round! ! ...mnuna and coactdng In tho Greenville achool »y*Um. * A Spring Style tlrdding Into ft barb and secret desires you're । ashamed. | to admit ^Sunday dinner gueate jst Ute ROBOT TAW BARBARA SWimT’ Family Day ^SrrX^Stato^Convention Mr and Mn Robert Scute. Julte dream of SU ZF* «1PW luadoy itter petltton. .era rabmMM by r-ma Mrf'ite mj Anttowi. an<' *““**’’ wen Bl the Medical Facility' *vu*irw»fti. where she waa taking therapy The deadline tor regtatering to treatmenla fell recently and raftered a fractured'hip bone the home <rf Village Clertt Eton and to tn Dcnnock Horpltal In Lawrence. 504 Johnson Street. Hastings. * Harold Griffeth to The question U: •'Shall the ante •ashling hl* ran-ta-law. Thoma* ... ...Ml. U -Nairin— tn 'art available train all member* VnixteVonne. build a new home Middleville Mr* Bob Bryans and children ot AUMMiFkte* Kiafl 3 ChiMnn FREE WUk Fan.I. * m riuTiirra' community potluck rapper will be • Coffee Shop held at tlie school home Saturday. turned home lid* w**# * Jim CT* Gordon recetnd hto tMctMkrb ,n lh? lKU“1 i™01 the) Delegate* included 0aunty Chairman Irena Parker. Pro**rating Atty. Richard M. Baoar. Carol Keeler, Juanita Slocum. Richard Root. Josephine licardOt MddlcvUte. Vote Ya* or No." *lce. Frank Francisco, Boy Itayea Thomappie Ttowmhip already and Joseph Bump, all of Haalix* approved a similar measure. . Ungs; Catherine and Joseph Noonan, Jahn Johnson, Melvin Goebel and Clinton Liggett, all ot Delton; Carl Brodbeck, Wood­ land. and Eva Hull, Niuhvllla Alternate* are Herbert Schoolenberg and Wendel ShaXer, DelCan; Orlo J. Smith. WoodlaAJl Martin Hull, Naahvllle, and 49aard Slocum. Frank Thon*. Marilyn Dalhouaer, Eryi Dcanne Burnworth and Onto Knoalea, ItogUuBI. Use Bantu? H’ant Adsl WAREHOUSE Quality Furniture DISCOUNT SHOWROOMS OF DOWNTOWN HASTINGS HAS LOST THEIR LEASE THEIR WAREHOUSE OUTLET BLOG. BNTIRE STOCK MUST BE SOLD IMMEDIATELY SAVE PRICES SLASHED ON BEDROOM OUTFITS DINETTES AND DINING ROOMS as you’ve never Saved Before! 0 MONEY DOWN Ref. $139.50 Modem Walnut $?Q95 Drener, Mirror. Bod ead Chart I Rgf. $59.50 4 Chair and MAR-PROOF TABLE SET Ref. 149.50 B'koeoe HB Style $ftQ95 MR. 5 MRS DOUBLE OUTFIT 03 Ref. $49.50 3 Piece DROP-LEAF SET *29’ Ref. $169.50 Extra Large $4 ftQ95 TRIPLE DRESSER SUITE .. I U3 Ref. $89.50 Extension LARGE 6 CHAIR OUTFIT. *49” Reg. $189.50 PMc Togpod $4 4 Q95 DELUXE ENSEMBLE SET — I IO Raf. $129.50 Mammoth l*7Q95 8 CHAIR BANQUET SIZE ____ I %> Rog. $159.50 Open Stock HlQ9^ COMPUTE TRADITIONAL SET OO TAKE UP TO 34 . $149.50 4 Chair Round PLE COLONIAL SET___ a Rog. $17950 Maple Finish $4 4 Q95 EARLY AMERICAN BEDROOM I I U 2 YEARS $94 95 $QQ95 OU 189.50 ExTention $4 4 Q95 OAK SUITE 1 I W . Rea. $289.50 Danish Stylo __$4 EQ95 WALNUT BEDROOM SUITI I □□ Rof. $219.50 Walnut 6 Chair $4 4 A95 FORMAL DINING ROOM ... I 43 *a*. $249.50 Flank Top $4 ^A95 SOLID CIOAR (IOROOM .. >«. $189.50 Oak-kUpk-WU. $4 4 Q95 •UFFET ANO HUTCH SET 113 MATTRESS PRICES * TO PAV Reg. $59.50 Innerapring SEALY MATTRESS Reg. $49.50 10 Yoor GR. RAPIDS MATTRESS _. *34” *29” Rog. $79.50 Body Foam ENGLANDER MATTRESS ~l£O?5 □□ Ref. $39.50 Deluxe INNERSPRING MATTRESS *0495 C4 *■ Ref. $29.50 Economy INNERSPRING MATTRESS $4 Q95 IO Ref. $24.50 Felted STANDARD MATTRESS .*14’ *37” *44” Ref. $59.50 QUILT TOP Ref. $79.50 Quilted POSTURE MATTRESS —" 1 ■ 11......................... Price! . . In All Popular Sixes. QUALITY FURNITURE 1 HUNDREDS OF NEW ^OCCASIONAL Rog. $3950 Uphofetoerd SWIVEL CHAIRS----------------- Rog. $3450 Maplo-Print EARLY AMERICAN CHAIRS Reg. $2950 Mastic SAUCER CHAIRS------- --------Rog. $3950 Fitwide SWIVELED LOUNGES -------- Rog. $5950 Orer-StuHcd SWIVEL ROCKItS - *34” *18” *22” *19” *18” *24” *29” *14” 117 WEST STATE ST. , DOWNTOWN PHONE 945-4172 REDUCED PRICES ON ODDS and ENDS LIVING ROOM Chasts of Drawer*^..$18.95 3 Lite Pole Lamp*$5.95 SUITES CHAIRS Rog. $2950 Twa-Tono PLATFORM ROCKERS----------- 1 /, . ■ . Tire coming convention will be the first State couvcntlou la his­ tory to fall on a Sunday. Democrat* adopted a resolution . * lupporung Ute Democratic plat­ form on tax reform aud urged lu immediate implementation by lac 1SW5 Democratic legtalaturo. ■ Michigan'*, aud indeed, the Nation * Democrat*. : . * 'However, we must again call on Nell Rtaehler fnr ■ - r v I ' convention eudonoa StaeUer t< till the vacancy a* Michigan'. Democratic National Committee. Noting that Barry County hadi, not elected a Democratic prose­ cuting attorney In 30 years, the ■ convention raid "We heartily congratulate R. M. Bauer on win­ ning both the count and recount and pledge our whnte-heartea rapport and wish him weli In 1 his now ottlcff The convention ateo noted that . him * letter at cougratxEla^ mid wlih him well in his new , pwiUan." Mrs. Nora Hall Dies Tuesday, Rites Friday ■110 died TUes< lhe McDowell DISPOSAL SALE Rog. $59.50 Tihriack RECLINER CHAIRS--------------- * Have All Been Reduced Matching Box Springs ot Same I <0 * oral sessions for the following afternoon. Mr*. Thelma Palter- ■ »on at Grand Haptd* said the • Suto party leader* preferred Frl- , day and Saturday a* in the past but ran Into a conflict in hotel dales available. ' move this stock regardless of cost, former selling price or profit! Be here when the doors open! SAVE $ $ $ $ ON Barry County Democrat*, at convention, etocted IS delegates to attend lhe Spring . conventinn to be held ax Or*t2 " Rapid* Saturday and Sunday. Feb. 13-14. «•*. 5U9.5O 2 riM sa«» SOFA ANO CHAI* SUITI .. 03 *-*• $189.50 Nykx, $4 4 O95 FOAM CUSHIONED 2 9C. 110 *•*. $119.50 l«H. Lon* $4 AA95 MATCHING SET, Thln-Aam ICO «•*■ $239.50 Curvod 3 FC SECTIONALS ....... $4 gA95 I 00 119.50 MornM $4 -«a95 AMHICAN 2 FC - 1 rO *M. $119.95 Mppta Fnuaa MlHTID COVII 2 FC $4 4 Q95 1.10 A *95 140 *a* $229.50 M.U $a< vHk $4 ixtia cushions scovas »«8 $269.50 SMI Fra.. $4 A*95 2 K. CONTEMPORARY SUIT* 100 9 m 12 Rug Pad—jute ..$5.95 Large Table Lamp* ..'..$4.95 6 Yr. Crib Mattress$8.95 Linoleum Rug*$5-95 Apartment Gas Range $59.95 Metal Stg. Cabinet* ..$12.95 Nylon Carpet, K ...$4.95 CoHee Table*$5.95 Record Cabinet* $14.95 9 M 12 Rug* with Pad .$24.95 Decorator Clock*------- $12.95 _$9.95 Floor Sweeper* * $14.95 Hoc. Food Blender* Roll-Away Bed* ... $27.95 Knee Hole Desk* .. $34.95 $34.95 Bunk Bed* $59.95 HASTINGS BEDS, SOFA BEDS SLEEPER SETS Ref. $59.50 Bolstered SINGLE SOFA BED Ref. $7950 Double Slxe SOFA SLEEPERS Reg. $89.50 Deluxe NYLON SOFA BEDS SOFA-BED ANO CHAIR *29 *44 *54 *89” Ref. $249.50 w/Mottreu $4 BQ95 HIDE-AWAY BEDS ■ □□ Ref. $339.50 Deluxe 2 Pc. $A4 Q95 HIDE-A-BEDfr CHAIR.- CID Rag. $79.50 Plastic DAVO-LOUNGER Rm OU $149.50 Nylon 2 Pc. $QQ95 DELUXE SOFA-BID SET — □□ Sixxiible Funeral Home. She bom on April 12. in Rutland TUwmhip. the dxtx who died in wse. both of Haalingi; 14 grandciilldren; 10 grcai-grandchUdresi. A daughter, Mildred, died in IM < 1 ! �Reception Honors Newlyweds at Middleville School -THE HA8T1NGH BANNER Society newS •member of me Battle Woman's Study Club of Woodland Will Meet Tuesday Mr. and Mra. Roy Hubbard. Council for the put several Ulf respectively, to the Duplicate Bridge game Tuesday night at the Episcopal Undercroft. He attended Bradley University, mana Study with.his wife, son and daughter. trucks tn Michigan and our dally Harold Jackson tram Battle Creek. Jackson, terminal manager at to Son Diego, Calif . Jan. 28th they were entertained for dln- To Start Bridge Classes Thursday In Caledonia U)c next night and on Sunday the Richard Feldpauschcs entertained with a dinner in Battle Creek for the Fauls and also in celebration of birtiKtays for Jim Feldpuusche’s eighth birthday Jan. 20th and ^XX^esEv m ENGAGED—Mr. and Mra. George ENGAGED—Mr, and Mr*. Vern toel^««n^ 2 -ffrW t^ ^ Davta PLEDGES TROTH — Mr and DeCaux.3633 Fraud* SB,Grand Rapids, are announcing the en­ . ferton, announce the engagetransportation industry' for many j the entire cost. Mr and Mrs. Ken gagement of their daughter. their daughter. Terri Ann. to‘ th^rta Iment of their daughter, Mary year*. He lr employed by Trans- Robbe will be tlie tastroctora. Fur Sandra J, to Pvt. Qfuiiel K John O Colt, son of LeRoy unerican Freight Lines as ter- ! more information call Director Herrington, son of Mr. and Mrs ot Lake Odc.-^r and Mrs Mar- Brandstettcn. at LaJolla. Calif. Margaret 'Peggy) to Joseph mlnal manager, which 1* one of1 King at WI 5-2882 er WI 5-2461. Bcrnaul Herrington. Shelbyviilp. garct Barker*^ Grand - Ledge Mra. Robert Oreskorich of De­ Miss DcCoux, a graduate of No wedding date has been set catur. The bride-elect Is a 1983 Godwin Height* High School Col (mana graduate of Hastings High and Perris Institute, is employed School and was graduated from at Checker Motor* of Kalama­ Kalamazoo Practical Nursing zoo. Her fiance was graduated Tuesday evening honoring Mrs. Center in 1964. She I* now em­ from Delton High School and at­ Roger Wlswcll and Mrs D C. ployed at Borgess Hospital as a tended Ferri* Institute. He also was employed at Checker Motor* to vacation in California for but I* now serving in the Army couple of months. In Hawaii. No wedding date lias now employed at EUlngsworth Mrs. Bradford's Sister Retires At Ft. Custer Women's Club board al her home on W. Walnut Street erana Administration Hospital at Thursday morning. more Dian 15 years at the hospital. nil kuoscs on oununy or Parish Home Monday. Jan. 25. William Bradford. 135 E. South. ,: Rev. Boorom's porenta, the Floyd The number pnr.cnt was the­ home to Galesburg »incv 1958. /J"??00 ganized, due to sickness and plans a year of real and travel celebrate U)e birthday of Floyd before considering other plans, siie i ^ay- ,s^nc^ ** “ slippery roads. lived in Battle Creek for 11 years, ri-tlred railroad engineer, hU son going tiicrc from other Michigan “ful family brought a cake and lhe variety of delicious food cittea. , <1<von»t«l with a miniature brought tn was enjoyed after She asalstcd in pioneering the €ngln^1’,hl^h,WM2.T? •UrtcUre Foster Caro program at the’ has- , M WcU “ bc!ng. dc,Ucloul from HER OWN PRECIOUS STERLING Token of your love and affection Symbol of the good taste and gracious living all parents want for their daughter* Come in and »te our complete collection of lovely ster­ ling flatware . 1. learn how our Bridal Register Service can help your'daughter build her sterling service. Economical Budget Plans are Available : “THE BRIDE'S PARENTS’ U STERLING FLATWARE" Credit of Course 18 Months to Pay Patrick C. Hodges Dependable Jeweler 108 E. State Street In KAIamazoo Style Show at Middleville for Spring Fashions inal Sale Fall & Winter DRESSES Values to Values to $15°° $25°° Values to $5Q0° Now Now Now $500 $|Q00 SWEATERS SKIRTS and SLACKS wedding Is being planned. Methodist WSCS To Hear Talk by Lawrence Meredith $15 rewia. Charlene, and Marilyn. Dwight Cotant. EMnentary aauiiim wiLi, uiv - ------------- — groom used on the wedding cake of the bride’s parents. . REVEAL TROTH—Mr. and Mra. Nikita Berdes, 533 S. Boltwood, have announced the engagemen I of their daughter, Nadia, to Rob- were'in charge of the rooms, as­ sisted by Mr. arid Mr*. David Miller. Mr. Miller 1* the bride'* brother Mr*. Johnny Dusrau cut toe cake. MUa J*n« Linderman Charles A. Cross. R2 M77 Barber Hoad No wedding dale has been Jackie and Mandy DeVrlra served set. Both young people are at­ punch and Miss Judy DeVries was tending Community College in in charge of lhe guest'book. tensing Out-of-town guest* were from Hastings, Grand Rapid*. Newaygo. 3-Bedroom Home Plan Developed By U.S. Agency Waslitagton. D. C, oji lhetr honey­ moon and are now at home at 835'i Kaiamaroo Avenue. Grand Rapids. If you are planning to build a Granddaughter of Hastings Woman To Wed’May 16 Department of Agriculture may be just what you have tn mind. ' It is a three bedroom home Sr, announce the engagement »t featuring a family room and a their dasghter, T>tls* Kay Penn utility room with space far a sink. Hood, to Joiui Morgan Gardner. Mr. Ganiner is the son of Mr. There Is also and Mrs..Robert Morgan Gardner Society of Christian Service of the clothing. rilal <iurc and their First Mcuiu<usl Methodist v Church room is located just BUCaIa tt.U] h,,.,, lh,. en and dining area, of Hastings. hearing Dr. Lawrenc who 1* the Dean of > an eye on the children while atu: Wake Forest College of Winstonhl™‘ Salem. N. Grflie 1* pretentty tenbe held on’ Wednesday eventag, joina the family room. Ing' as dlrOr of religious ■•duca­ Frb. 10. bi the church dining room. There Is ample storage and clout tion with the First Baptist Church Dr. Meredith U a most enter­ space throughout lhe house. In­ of Virginia Bead), Va. taining speaker and holds the at­ cluding two good-sized closets for Mr. Gardner Is aervtng with the tention of his audiences with his Navy •» fire control technician, l*t extraordinary sense of humor as Class, stationed as Instructor at linens and supplies. Closets for bed Guided MtaUe School. Dam Neck. which he brings. linen* and cleantag equipment are pltal in Battle Creek, beginning in i To celebrate the birthdays of 191S and during her service, de­ their son. Bradley, and their veloped a Social Work Service daughter. Judy, the Walter Blrprogram on the Continued Treat­ rnann, entertained Mra. Marte ment wards, utilizing casework and group work with chronically U). Hutchins. Mra. John Birman. Sr, and Ruby Shultz and sons, Don neuro-psychlatric veteran* and and Mel, on Sunday. their famllle*. / Group singing was lod by Mr. In 1963 she establlihcd VA Fel­ Wolfe and Mra. Frank Rider lowship Clubs of toster home oring his birthday on Sunday presided at the piano. Mr. Rider patient* m Battle Creek and Katagram which he will present The showed pictures of tlvclr trips to the New York World’s Fair and cd volunteer* who represented their Flustards," Ute definition of which Hawaii. Mra Mortlnw Nlch.ii. communities in these riot*; and Arthur ore radiologist friend* of a faithful member who has been In a hospital in Detroit for ccssful in helping former patler.ta the Bays). Dr. and Mrs. Douglas CavJenuui and Mr. and Mrs. to undeistand Utemaclvcs and to become better citizens. meeting which promise* to be a Mra. Hunter had been engaged Mra John Bay entertained very worthwhile program. daughter at this address: Mrs Mortimer Nichols, tn care of E. in social work far 21 years before Hospital Guild 39 for its regu­ joining tlie VA hospital. She was lar monthly tart-ting. Six tables at 8:30 for which a free-will offerbom tn Chicago, attended Lawton of bridge were in piny following trait, 14, Mich. the buslrtcsu meeting. Utah Circle In charge. Mra. Russell Scbools and Kalamazoo College. Mr. and Mra. Robert (Lynda) She earned her master ot *octal reservations to Mrs. John Johnson, work degree al the University of WI 5-3*1 Si. or Mra. William Towne, Jackson, plan to spend the week­ Michigan tani and children and John Co­ WI 5-4290, by Monday evening. end with her parents, the Lyn­ Mrs /Kunter has a daughter tad tant of'Bottle Creek for dinner don Barry*. In celebration of four grandchildren residing in Cin­ Lynda'* birthday. James Glaser cinnati, Ohio, and her mother, on Sunday honoring Mra. Phillip Cot ant's birthday. Afternoon of Stewart, Ill, will also be a prayer. Several birthdays were recognized and with a beautiful plant presented by Barlow Gar­ dena. Mra. Frank Roush fumtah- McFall About 100 gucsto were present. The traditional wedding cake. will appear through the courtesy Ito , begin Thuraday, Feb. 11. In ot Uie Michigan Trucking Asaocui- ,Room 18S *t Hastings High School, j Youth Council Director Bob King,; nr u> u mrmurr <m ine n.nn <.T i tian'* SjMMkejs Bureau wtrewe| has announced. Lessons will be Senior Citizens Enjoy Dinner Minnie wvus sir. mm Tlngn, who were married Dec. so. Mra. Timm, the fanner MU* Sue Miller is the daughter of Mr. and Mra. John W. Miller of M‘<MlevUle. and Mr. and Mrs Gilbert Timm of Hasting* ore the parent* JU UJ Uiv UJ*JA4 -I — list Church. Burlington. N. C. Thomas Wayne U lhe name al shall. The young man arrived native timber, both far framing and paneltag. However, exteriorStevie and Kathy, are visiting and then the partially assembled panels added. Working drawing* can be twined for 11 from Martha WEDDING 'lhe Methodist Evening Circle* The Delilah. Esther. Magdalene PHOTOGRAPHY Give 28 Pints Twenty - eight pinto ot blood church where they hadjthe pleas­ ure of hearing a talk by Mrs. Mel­ were contributed at the Ftod vin Smith, who also showed her Crals clinic iwld at the Nash­ excellent slides on her recent trip ville 7 Maaonic Temple Monday to Russia. The group was thrilled with the experiences which Mrs SmlUi shared •tyi them, and since only half the ttib could be covered HASTINGS 'n the allott^C. lime, la looking •nw.vd to hearing the second lialf it a later date; Mrs. John Johnson - - ■ Each Circle presented children. Randy Hughes, who was 10. Billy Harrington, 4. and Tertm Harrington. 3. Three A style show. "Swing Into lovely birthday cokns With Spring." will be presented by St. Augustine Altar Society members orated the table. After the din­ ner Grandpa Hackney showed Middleville's Thonupple - Kellogg picture* of their trip to Wash­ school cafeteria. ington. D. C. last Summer, and also pictures of tho children's mothers when they were UtUe ta's in Middleville under the direc* the meeting. non of Mra. Jack Hooper. Mrs Don Janama is general chairman of the the children. Gucsto for this oc­ casion included the Don Hughes, Refreshment* will be served. the James Harrington*. and the exchange student to Sweden last decorating the church. Mrs Leo Mrs. year, gave a most interesting talk Kennedy. VcrUnde will [iresent several organ number* during the evening. Ticket chairmen are Mra Don Giles and Mrs Richard Keenan: Alice, Bobby, and Martha of dewntions and refreshments, Mrs Jackson entertained Mr. Adam’s the meetings of one morning Cir­ Calvin-Daniels, Mrs Carl Hula and moUicr. Mrs. Frieda Adorns. for cle, the Elisabeth, and one after­ Mr*. EdK'iud Wieringa. and pub­ dinner at Gull Harbor Inn hon­ noon, the Abigail, which were to licity. Mra. Alan Sherman and oring her. birthdays be held on Wednesday. the 27th, Mrj. Maurice Meaney. Mrs. James C. Norman will an­ This couldn't be told before nounce the models, who include o'clock ■esented Wleringa, Lee Wleringa. Alan Sher­ Mrs David Hoags Wednesday man. B. J. Sargord,$nd Ridianl evening, Jan. 27th. for a house nentx. the program. “Prayer. Life, Meaney, Nancy Vcrimde. Bonnie St. Of course, the honoree was and Gift Within." Raymond and Lynn Henning. . delighted, and lhe Orvai Cutnoon meeting at lhe church lounge *45-3616 V STORE SAMPLE LAMP SALE ONE OR TWO OF A KIND Big Seiaction at Low, Discount Prices Manufacturers Samples How to get a Valentino kiss! vey Burgess. Mra. Richard Taylor with complete succcbb. A gift, presented the program ccstcerahig an electric coffee maker, from the United Church Women'* pro­ gram and the Migrant Worker. ter of Grand Rapids and friends from Battle Creek. Thornapple Garden Club Meets Feb. 11 Tour Valentine never hai enough accessorial. Pam­ per her with the gift of a imartly styled handbag. Hie Thamapple Garden Club Among those from Hastings M-SU. basketball game In East Lansing las Tuesday were Will­ “Landscape Orientation,” ard Smtlh. Don and Paul Mra. Harald Slocum, chairman. SZ.88 Price Beautiful The Bonnet & Gown Shop Alma Fingleton Hastings V Store —'-H । " �'Stretch’ Offers New Dimension for Home Seamstress ,c* “J™ wl11 easiest to, *Qrtc with, bscauae stretch at the 1. Ure hantat to Mjust. .£ “* D^tnmk, pre- ‘ ehrink them by holding a steam one-half tach^boTe toe f£ Woodland School-Menu Thrifty Meat Loaf ric. Do not press fabric dry throughly. AllowLet it too to XT. flat surface for several hours Ireora cutting in order to release the b» tnttou. handling. Stem suggest. cutUng Uw rnmont ■■ PHWOTi IHISMTAI Bay Commends Volunteer Guild At Pennock FRESH DONUTS ' itm Jch C. Bay. director ot Pennock I Hospital, haa sent a letter of «pprectotlon to th? newly-fanned Superette 205 N. Michigan stretch fabrics are available in natural and man-made fibers and blends of both. They come tn all weights from gabudlne to tastlate. Stretch can be lengthwise, cross*w or two-way. Choose ths fabric for the direction at rtrttclx needed in the garment. Use the same slie pattern you would use for regular fabrics, be- Bay’s letter, dated Jan. 22. Mid in part: -This program la Invalu­ able to the hospital and its pa­ tient* . . . Your screening at the front door help# ccsisidsrably and •■rubles cur overloaded nursing j stall to carry out their patient care activities instead of having to uy to police the vuiton. 1 for anchored for shirts, drreaca and jackets. | 3- Use line dreamuker pins. <. Uao sharp shears to avoid pulling or stretching when cutting. Experiment with the fabric be­ fore starting the actual coiutrucUon. Machine adjustments may be neoMMiy btcagge num mm m extend or stretch with the fabric to avoid breakage. Scam sixetehabillty may be Increased hy: 1. Using mare sutches per inch ... Watch White Wa Maka 'Em Plain 59c dos. mOSTlD ft DtCOkATlD Donuts 69c dos. SPECIALI STIREO VALUE Discoverer Tells About Mountain Named Kennedy Arthur Logan On Tour With Academy Orchestra DELUXE FEATURES! DELUXt SOUND! The Interlochen Art* Academy Orchestra will be on tour this week. Arthur Logan, son of Dr. and Mrs Wesley Logan, is a member of this group. They will play in Ann Arbor Feb. 7. giving two concerts, one at 3 pm. and the other at 8:30. The following day they will play at Eastern Michigan Uni­ versity at Ypaflanu at 4 pm. and that evening they will all attend the concert in Ann Arbor when the Minnesota Symphony will perform. The nest day. Peb. 9. en route back to Interlochen, the Arte Academy Orchestra will give a concert In Grand Rapids which is open to the public. The place *111 be Souttl High School and the time is 1:30 pm. You gsr all thi»: Swing-down 4-Speed 'Store-O-Matic'® Record Changer... exclusive V-M Tone Arm with dual sap­ phire ityli.. . big-tone speakiers... 4 "up-front" controls 'CifH-akrr epdoaurae may bo pl now! up to 20 ft apart. See H, hear it today! ModtlMl YOURS NOW FOR ONLY being planned for the near future, according to Mrs. Hahn, and any­ one at all interested in volunteer­ ing a tew hours a month is urged table in many different shapes. What about a meat ring instead of a loaf just for variety 1 Another change of style for ground bed cornea in the form of individual servings when the $9995 for President John F. Kennedy is a majestic peak with a face of granite and ice. •Die 13X0-foot giant was dis­ covered hi IBM by Dr. Bradford Washbum. leader of live National Geographic Society Yukon Expedi­ tion. Mount Kennedy rises Just eust of Ute Alaskan border in the Open Dolly TASTE TREATS Meat loaf la actually an econ­ omy "roftat" a'nee ttt cooked in the oven, uncovered, without water or other liquid added alter bolts of beautiful Family, Children’s Service Aids 83 Barry Cases tiaoal counselling help from the Fjjmlly and Children's Service. Eleven families were blessed with children they adopted through the etforta of the agency and eight unmarried mothers were taken under the wing of worker In charge and Mra. Rich­ ard Shuster and Dr. William H. Hnlngel are lhe Barry County board members of the agency. CrMt. Ite ,fmH«i Iwodlinm willy with yotdc <md yank .1 luidwi terrlinwi in »ur mW fabrics fa. spring, lightly f.xtur.d Statistics arc usually cold and uninteresting but behind every one of them is a elory of an un­ happy. troubled and very anxious ■r hry m<h«, m ten ttea iO -- jut for you. Suiting Corduroys vJi00 S-|»» CoHon Safin Zephyr Cotton 98 Pampered Cotton Yd. 98 Petti Pique va ’1” Sall Cloth .98* of ,a child they could never have thihweivM. We can also rejohw ln<lhe knowledge of successfully cloned cases Involving family life. These service® arc made possible through your contributions to MUSIC-CENTER Valentine Goodies! We will have heart shape butter cookies, In­ dividual dip cakes, special cupcakes, and large heart shape cakes. Buttercrust Bread 25c Geographical Exploration when he undertook lhe Yukon expedition for the society. He now is director of the Boston Museum- of Science, which President Kennedy served as a trustee for 13 years before his FRIDAY fr SATURDAY Chocolate Glazed Donuts6 for 39c Chocolate yeast raised dough and chocolate glazed. Coffee Cakes 58c Dale nut, apple, pineapple, cherry, butternut, almond, and Old Fashion, Hand Cut Friedcakas TRY SOME TODAY Past Resident Is Coldwater’s ‘Man of the Year’ 6 for 39c . Fried in pure vegetable shortening DALE’S BAKE SHOP They were named at the Chamber of Commerce banquet Saturday. WUeoa was choeen for his For your own QUEEN of HEARTS She isn't old fashioned Is Her Diamond? Select Other Gifts • Bulova Watches • Hamilton^,, ’ E,S‘n Cupid Decrees DIAMONDS Necklace Valentine’s Day and then present her an Bracelet exquisite ring. Gilmore Jeweler ‘ WI HlW Lingerie CrepeReg. 79c—2 Yd.. for $1.00 Sportswear Fabrics .Reg. 79c—2 Terry Cloth Yds. for $1.00 ;.Reg. $1.19—$1.00 Yd. Amel Jersey *“'• p,“"» Reg. $1.98—88c carving easier. The lean of veal is light pink in color and there U Uttic or no marbling. As for the outside covering, veal has only a moderately thin layer of fr.t as compared Ho also gave assistance to real­ den to of the Gilead Lake area tn find reason for the lowering lake level. He has been active in the open roasting pan. Insert raent thermometer so bulb reaches the center of the thickest part. Do not add water, Do not cover. Roast ometer registers 170* F. Allow 35 to 40 minutes per pound for roasting time. Yd. Wide Wale Corduroy-Reg. $1.19—$1.00 Prints & Plain Stretch DenimReg. $1.29—$1.00 Drip Dry 100% CottonReg. 59c—3 Pop the question on Earrings 102 E. State tty during 1M4 and his out­ standing work with the water problems of Branch Coonty. He assumed responsibility for compilation and editing of the Drench County Lake and Stream Guide which was published in 1W54 and assisted the US. Geo­ logical Survey team with the wa­ ter survey made In the county in 1064. He worked with resource people to establish a research program for the weed and algae control on South-Craig chain of WEEKEND FABRIC SPECIALS of veal, which is comparable to the rib section of beef, except that it is smaller. It contains the rib eye muscle for $1.00 We Carry a Complete Line of SEWING ACCESSORIES and PATTERNS by Butterick, Vogue & Simplicity i Hastings SPEEDY WASH and COIN-OP Laundromat Look for famous 'Trade Name’ labels on the things you buy...you II find them here! PROFESSIONAL DRY CLEANING SERVICE Parmaleejr 124 East State $ treat �Saxons Romp Over Ionia to Snap Loss Skein Man Tries to Woodland Blasts Franciscos for Cage Loop Lead Chevrolet’s New Sportvan Hush History’s Hastings' Bowling Noisiest Century complained: "No sound, bs it ever so shrill, cuts so sharply Into the bruin as this cursed cracking of whips. You can feel the atim of Die lash right Inside your head." Tlie bacteriologist Robert Koch The ’Hastings High Saxon* I warned: “One day man will have ■ to fight against noise as Utterly as Tuesday ni»ht rolled over Ionia, against cholera and pest." With five men in the double Supply Thursday night, 80-35. tn take undbputed . pouesslon at first place in lhe Hastings Men's Baskrtbal) league The paee-seltlng squad Is Idle this Thursday night as- Barry Hastings grabbed a 11-11 lead st the quarter and was out in front 45-30 at Inter­ mission. Hastings outscored Ionia *3-17 in the third period and 21-19 In lhe fourth. Doti Trvfry led lhe Woodland, ,“'"ranfe teain to tlie easy win, pumplib.-' Hastings Mrrrbanls in 30 points M. Martin scored 17.' Fisher-Hengesbarh Steve Barnum II, Sebring andlu,tlnr,M»- ( o Jerry Eckman 10 and La r r y ■ ' .... * . ' ' ’ Spencer and Dykstra 6 each ‘ "■*lldorn» ------Steve Cole had 12 for Francisco Dowling .................. Aa lhe din mounts, so do pro­ tests. Doctors charge that noise causes aliments ranging from deaf­ ness to fatigue. A German study Indicate* Hut the noise of boiler factories, railroad stations and airport stunts the growth and weakens the hearts of nearby chll- Maple Valley Defeats Bellevue Fisher - Jl^ngebach had txil•ncad scoring in their win over WalldarfT's. Art Meade tajhed 15. Ted Egieston and Roger Lande had 11. Bob Cartnooy and Ix-e McMillen had 10, Terry Jordan 4 and Fred Gorkin 1. John Mahler led WatldorfFs with 24 points but he had little help. Msrv Prey scored 13. Dave Kruko 11, Jerry .Mahler f. Art Bennett 2 and Mike Norton scored one. - Louie Thompson drilled 21 points to lead Middleville to the Bridge the GAP Till Pay Day Money todiy oa your sigasIhm. $50.00 e.1, 5>< for two weeks. Quick . . . CwifUoatUI. Chargee 2VS% to $100.00. I Vo % $300.00 Bunfield- Vicinity Vit Hanner iron/ Ads! iressive Rites Install Local IOQF Officers quarterly conference porfpoiuxl until March 25 al the Briggs Churaft. a Rev. and Mra Colby Johnson and two daughfers were Sunday dinner gm&t* of Mr. and Dale Cappon 527. Charles Krauss 552. Lyle Bristol 522. Gordon Norris 564. Pete Howe 612 and Don Clinton 206-631. Sally Moons led tho IamIts with 211­ 459, Jean Harbin posted 161-441. Ella Gillett 161-432. and Kathy Lathrop 147-415. Standings: I"oundry 39tj. King One Tear pin and Gold Arrow, I Pina 39. Lathe 38. Side Floor and cd as Darid Rogulty. Saturday night al 7:30 on Jan. lodge 30th there will be a> family skat­ The ing party at the home of John nicely MODEL FINANCE *5000 to SLOOP® Dale Oiscnhelmcr led tile Nite Hawks Tuesday with 211-589, Dick Boruuskl clwlkcd 207-567, Dan Tebo 205-516. Carl Fealherly 527, Ray Pavlik 554. Norm Hall 202-533, Dick Aldrich 209­ 500. Carroll Hughes 303-530 and Phone 945-3429 CLOSED ।St. Edwards Altar Society to Meet The ladies of the St. Edwards Altar Society, of Lake Odeeoa. । will hold their first quarterly meeting at the church Wednes­ day. Feb. 10. at 9 pm. W. VanOno of the mod Impressive Laancn will talk on tlie guidance program In the Lakewood schools and a question and answer peri­ od'will follow. Norman Frey from Battle Creek called on Mr and Mrs. Leo FreySunday evening. * Mrs Vera Pritchard broke her foot Wed- to $1,000.00. is being applied to hb ears." says physicist Walter Koidan. "But thb. feeling usually disappears when he gets uccustumed to the quirt at-, mcaphere. Upon leaving the room.; he suddenly becomes very aware of i the noUy environment in which; Standings: Freeport Supply 59. Maple Valley defeated .the Farmers Gaa 56. Michigan Bell Bellevue Broncos Tuesday nliht, M '■>. Mahler Motors 51, Moriarty 01-53. Dick Steward led the Lions Farm Building* 48, Echardt Auto Sale* 47. Saskatoon Golf 46. Citizens Elevator 42, Bcrgy Bros, and Yoder's Sunoco 36, Clark Super 33 and Carpenter liard- I Mbs Marilyn Lawrence ha a returned from Florida and has ■’■Carted her studies at the PrucIcal Nursing School in Kolama- Hi. 945-M05 una'rai CITY CAB CO. Since 1895' FOR QUICK COURTEOUS SERVICE 109 N. Church St. Fully Equipped Ambulance ^Z4-Hour Service Phone WI 5-3252 Past Grand of Hastings No. 58 in January 1915. I candle ceremony was very done by Reaths Lena and Expert Watch Repa The meeting was opened hy Ira Corwin, Noble Grand of Hia­ watha Rebekah Lodge and Ward Erway of Hastings Lodge No. 56. IOOP. A/tbe flag was presented, the audience Mood, gave the Pledge of Allegiance and sang one vorae of the National Anthem. I The Bible service was very Im-1 preadvc aa six ladles, draaacd In white robes and carrying lighted candles, formed a circle, aroufad . a s&tln-drapcd altar lighted qp each aide by candelabras. cu> Lillian Wilson gave the prayer. J The Installing officers were: | Bessie Smith. Acting Deputy Windsor 5-3487 has been de the WBCH "Weatherdial leted telephone number Room and Pattern Shop 46. Of­ fice 41, The Pressers 39. Tough Guys 37. Pistons 35 H. Hl-Loa 20S and Journeymen 18'i. Mnjnard Tucker's 678 wa-s the best set posted. Jack Rose fired 203-554. Karol Owen 543. Dole Geiger 215-539. Jerry Bmalker 212-549. Joe Bennett Mfl. Don Doolittle 208-530, Harry McCU] lum 504 Jack Smith 518. Al . Rz-lgler 208-516, Mike Reynolds 1515. Art Gallup 511 and Lee ! Springer-507. During February Your Barry County Station THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 4th broadcasting from 7:45 a. The following officers were In­ stalled. Junior Past Noble Grand. Iva Corwtn; Junior Paat Grand. Wart Erway; Arion Burghduff and Clifford Magoon. Noble Granda; Glenn Roush. Vice For INVENTORY ‘OWE 'Serving Your Community to 6:15 p-m. daily. . The Weather-and other important community information-is broadcast frequently throughout the day. / V MONTGOMERY WARD 118 S. Jefferson I Mr. and Mrs. Orral Cutahaw i will tie in Allegnn Saturday evejnlng meeting with their old bridge club members, the group 'they belonged to when they re­ sided there from 1954 to '58 befori they were transferred to on a husinc.-.s rip at MSU he came to Hastings for an over* night stop with hi.-, parents, Mr. and Mrs Stanley Cummings. wm Meet REPRESENTATIVE FOR DUPLICATING PRODUCTS Serving the Hastings Area Coll Joel . . to aid you with your Duplicating problems. MIMEOGRAPH . PHOTOCOPY . OFFSET • SPIRIT FOLDING MACHINES • COMPLETE LINE OF SUPPLIES Ward Erway and Edward Smith. Outside Guardians; Earl Keeler. Right Supporter to Vice Grand; Ralph Long. Left Supporter to Vice Grand: Margarrtha Gard­ ner and Robert Wilson. Clsaplalna: Eugene Barlow, Left Scene Supporter; Vlnnle Kings­ ley. Musician. Burgiiduff lamented the out go­ ing Noble Grands with thsHr certificates and gift from thair lodges and Marjorie RHVr pro­ rented Iva Corwin with a gift from P...D. G.'s and welcomed her into the. dub. Remarks were made by Jamea Wotring, Deputy Grand Master of tho Grand Lodge of Mich- dent of the Rebekah Assembly of Michigan and Matron of IOOP Home; Charles H Leonard. PsM Grand Master and member of Homa Board and Bom Stamm. The closing prayer was given by Robert Wilson. The supper committee Included Ina Kenyon. Greta Nixon. Lou-! eila Rogers. Maurice Ingram. I Lawrence Larkin, and Edward Reception committee CUfford Magnon. Arion Burghduff and Glenn Roush. ' . Registration committee, L. D. Stamm and Emma Payne. Visitors ware from Jaokaon. However, weather information via the telephone will be available daily prior to station sign-on and following daily station sign-off by dialing the regular WBCH bus­ office telephone number: Windsor 5-3414 WBCH HASTINGS & BARRY COUNTY RADIO �Past Municipal Worker Dies Here Monday Expert ta Aid Intangible \Tax Returns Funeral SO, *lcea for_ iw>nr.tc wiu uc m *W<7 V«nuw7 Crawford, e®. who died Thum- Probata Court between the hours . 3*. at the Barry Coun- of 8 am. to 5 pm far the par­ ty Medical Facility, were held paar of asRlsting taxpayers tn Monday at 10:20 am. at the the preparation of lheir intangIzonani-Ongtxxl Funeral Home iblea tax returns due not later with the Rev. George Elliott of- , than April 30 ™ m H“UnKa Intangible perwnal property RUBBER STAMPS Made to Order SCHADERS Office Supplies Speech Therapist Workshop Here Friday rtocka In Michigan banka, will be paid to the Department ot Revenue directly by lhe banks or building and loan associations , Tert Peters, the speech thera­ Under the praarfnl law as pist In Um.- Hastings schools, preamended by the T.BgWMlWl in iwnled and discussed therapy IMS. an Corporate Stocks, arc approaches used with two high 100 peroenj taxable including The program provided an ex­ The Department has issued a cellent way for the speech Ihcnwarning to all oenm of prop­ ptata to share ideas. Ionia county will be host for erty. such as is outlined above, to file the necessary return farm* ' the next workshop sometime this Spring prior to April 30. Malle Main, and Mrs Marva Fox and daughter. Sheri, local, vLxltrd Mrs Myrtle Barker Bunday. Orlo Main of Marcellus was a guest for a few days last week • at Ihf'home of his sister. Mra. Barker, and Mrs Alta Miller, slso of Marcellus, visited Mra. Barker several days last week. New Granddaughter Long-Time Gin Lake Official Dies at Age 95 counties attended a workshop on Friday. Jan. 29. M the Barry County Special Education office. The purpose of the meeting was to provide an opportunity he- the speech therapists from the different counties to get together and discuss common problems. Luther Brodbeck Retires After 45 Years RR Service , -— — ** - * —— —* Mr. Gray finally retired at an advanced age He will be 95 yean old oq Feb. 21. 1981. He A daughter. Cheryl Ann. was pltal tn Battie Creek to Mr and Mra. Leo L. Elston. Jr., of R1 Bellevue Cheryl Ann weighed 5 pounds. 7'v ounces Her grand­ parents are Cecil F. Rank of 'Hastings and Mr. and Mrs. Leo FEBRUARY SPECIAL < . - 41*11 111*1 । ■ Fx. ENLARGEMENT BIG If SAfirE! day to spend lhe weekend with He was there tor IB yearn be­ her parents. the Chet Bang- fore bring transferred to Lake harts, and to celebrate the birth­ Odeoaa where he stayed four f day of Mrs King (Helen*! Mm. Ed Matthews of Ssbewains visited her mother. Mrs Eva Edger, and her broti»er and famUy. the Kenneth Tinkers, over Dale Knickerbocker the weekend. CHECK OUR HOME & PROPERTY LISTINGS THE WEEK Wins Pinewood Derby Cub Event released from a Grand Rapids hospital where hr was a patient Brodbeck says he hasn’t made for nine months, and his wife, On Jan. 21. Cub Pack number ITS. under the auperviatoq ta any plans aa yet but will take Carol, and baby son, .who have things aa they come. Luther ta a been living with her parents. Mr. Woodland High Schcol graduate and his hosne during lUa early OF Finewood Derby ear race. | The meeting opened with the! flag salute led by the Cuba' Steven Trip was awarded a one The rally colored race cars wore weighed tn with five ounces being lhe maximum allowwL I Hastings Traffic Tickets Hastings Public Library A Wide Choice of Homes and Real Estate of All Types or BLACK and WHITE THESE ARE OUR SAME HIGH QUALITY ENLARGE MINTS MADE ON KODAK'S HEAVY DOUBLE WEIGHT RORTRA1T RARER. A Free Roll of Block & White Film given with each roll .brought in for processing. Sixes 620 - 127 - 120. Library Hours: Monday, Wednesday and Friday Plus, S&H GREEN STAMPS 12:30 to 8:30 p.m. Tuesday and Thursday 12:30 to 6 pjn. Saturday WI 5-Z134 Terry Darrell Murphy was awarded a fourth place ribbon. The boys run their oua again, unofficially, until the meeting TWO COTTAGES ON CLOVERDALE LAKI with 210 feet on lake frontage and the lot is 200 feet deep, lot Is right on M-43 and Cloverdale lake, furnishings with a few exception! go with the cottages, each has living room, one bedroom, dining space and shower both, small cottage has Irving room, dining space, one bedroom end kitchen, also garage, this whole property can be bought for $8,000.00 $IXTY ACRES OF BARI LAND excepting one small lot for BUSIN KJ LOCATED RENTAL PROPERTY tn good business district which rents for $150 00 per mo. for $1,400.00 A NICE HOME IN WOODLAND VILLAGE, has three bedrooms upstairs and one bedroom dewrft living room, dining room, kitchen and bath, library, good basement with oil fired hot water heat, has two stall garage, full lot for , ‘ •- •«* *" •• *----- No Preferential Treatment on License Plates I financed my New Car at H.C.B. That's the SPIRIT!1 Secretary ot State James M Hare limply cant understand what all the hullabaloo is about regard­ ing license plates for the Knights Ten-.plar which have the prefix of A GOOD HOME WITH UVIHC ROOM, di also a large building 34 x 50 ft. two story. ft, one car garage with storage space. All A REAL GOOD HOMI IN FREEPORT, has four bedrooms and lots ot closet room, up and down, living room, dining room, kitchen, bath, one bedroom and den. has basement with (new) oil furnace, garage, lots of shade, comer lot------------ ....--------- ..........------- ..--------- ...... $7,200 A RIAL NIC! VIRY COMFORTABLE HOMI IN TH! FOURTH WARD HASTINGS, has two (car­ peled bedrooms up and down, a living room, one bedroom, dining room, kitchen, full bath, full basement, with gal heat, garage. Is Insulated, and has storm windows and screens ....-- $1,500 purchase speetaT initiated plates are: the American Legion. “AL"; the Veterans of Foreign Wars "VF"; University of Michigan. UM"; and oUhts Hare said hte deportment would Banner Ads Benefit YOU.' Don’t be spooked into taking any loan dealer to get you a Heavenly deal from H.C.B. You'll find our service is out of this world beceuse we're really down-to*esrth bonkers A GOOD HOME CLOSE IN IN HASTINGS, has two bedrooms, hgll and full bath upstairs and down one bedroom, living room, dining room, kitchen and toilet Mat, has besement with new gas furnace, new water heater, situated on W lor. for 5,150.00 TWELVE <121 MCI LAKI FRONT LOTS on Algonquin Sncrys, priggd from >1,000.00 te >2.000.00 aa DUE TO RECENT SALES WE NEED NEW LISTINGS HASTINGS SALESMEN ISTATI JKER Carl Niefhgmef , 'Home Phone WI 5-3004 A vinyl friendly, Neighborly Service for 77 Continuous \’eurs V0U1 �Saxons, Out of Title Race, Eye ‘Spoilers Role’ *—THE HASTINGS BANNER htofser Care are*** Oslreksr Grand l.cdgt> at Ijtkewood Saturday For Crucial Cloth Friday night 83-78 and to J i>cre Saturday night 58-57. the West Central Conference U»ot Conch Bill Swears' Red­ wings from the floor. 81-37, but again wore beaten at the free throw line, 50-10. It was the aunc thing Saturday night, only eon* on the Hilltop, could play the "spoiler's role" here Friday night when they meet the ag­ gressive Viking* from Lakewood record. The Harting* High Saxons, who traveled to Ionia Tuesday night where they brake their K Delton tflgh’s Pan there, hold­ ing a two-g»me lead tn tho KalSanteaMra. will liaturday night Grand Ledge will invade the Lakewood gym Gordon Hudson had 18 point* for Wayland. wlUi Trojan* out In front. Middleville** Junior Vanity re­ Dan Sutherland led the victors Middleville should bo warming Lowell U now 7-0 and Cedar up for the key battle a week with 16 point*. Gene Nutbaum Wildcat* 66-49. Terry Moor* had Spring* 6-1 in league play. had 13. Ford 0. BUI Bourdo and from Friday at Caledonia. Ue Trojan*. John Evan* led Richland with 17 and BUI Howland had 16. Delton has live more league Expreeeway ladder, 78-57. Tljo game*, and appear* beaded tor SeeUlee held a 1A-1A mania al their f!r»t KVA championship. Deikon won the Junior Vantty Last Friday Delton (loaned Week" aa their 75-83 uwms er, Martin so. yabrUto *i Sejm ■•a*4* *T> MTC. and Doug Lundy touted West Central Standings the ScolUe* With 22 point* each Rocky Ringo and 'Fred •'Wenell had 14 each for ;Kenowa. tuck Hamilton defeated Northview, battle with Richland for the fires ■ 70-58, ’ taking a 18-9 lead at the <quarter and wa* never In too three periods but in the fourth Gary Ford wa* terrinc on defsn. much trouble. Lloyd Schotcnboer ilve gathering In eight key reled the winner* with 33 potnu and Mike Brink*, a Sophomore like Lloyd, had 17. Mark Patter­ son had 13 for Northview and Randy Johnson 10. Maple Valley put up a game fight and wa* down Just 33-10 at Clyde Moore, R2 Wayland, has come up with the biggest the quarter and 49-39 at the half but couldn't quite close tho gap. game fish taken in southwestern Michigan waters in nearly 20 The tally was *4-58 going into years. Lost weekend Moore speared a 45-pound muskellunge in the lost chapter. 8L Philip held Gun Lake and, according to Jack Moss’ story, almost by acci­ dent. Moore's b the biggest fish taken in southwestern Michi­ gan since Hastings’ Rolfe Bulling speared a 51-pounder in Thornapple Lake in 1947. Moore said he was just planning to put his shanty bock on the ice *fter the recent warm —————— Jim Vandenberg led the wiospell, but dsclded hr would go ! Ing mishap* were 16th on the list I of accident claim*, far below and put a spearing hole in to i baseball, football, golf, fishing net* won their sixth conference use later tn lhe weekend. ' game tn nine outings The loss Moore said be made plenty• of,““ oin" ,por“ ' ' noi*e metres the hole and de- We've got old fishermen, r Arthur elded to rUm a fire in hl* shanty _______ any — OM _ ours u,p to warm up before returning Sprague of rural Harrison, who home. "I had a couple of spean h approaching hu »7th birthday over Kellogg in December. south Haven* Rams took a with me." be says. "I unwrapped and is back on the lec this Wlnhalf-game lead over Allegan in one of them and dropped In a terf 7tf_________ ■______ - Coach Lee Fox'* lad* started ml to gain their nine-point basket and field goal attempt* while lakt- Al Werbteh w*a the Redwing* pumped in 34 point*, sinking 10 ting* Exercise With Care is Experts’ Recommendation Jerry Fuller and Ron Phillip* each scored 35 point* to lead the Michigan Hospital physical thera­ teams. Lavon Hamp (allied 13, pist warn* exercise enthusiast* According to Mis* Jean Cuth­ Mike O'Toole 12 and John Boohbertson, popular mas* exercise alty game, 53-44. with 17 point*. Saturday night I mlngs totted in a thrilllng right down to the final Hartings started out to make the game a walk-away, moving But. Instead of push-ups, knee bend* and arm* circling. Mi** 18-5 bulge late in the flrat peri­ would happen." His shanty was Cuthbertson recommends recre­ od. Before the Inaugural quarter located off Murphy'* Point ation in which social activities temptiryi tor Uie 45-pound musore combined with exercise. kie. Moore hod been nonchalant­ ahead 21-20. Hasting* finally ly watching the water when the big fellow struck. Moore hit hla target right behind Uic head and at 43-43 going into the last canto. However, for Ihoa* with a mentarlly and held a thrre- let the fish swim downward into the mud on the lake bottom, with 21 point* Letter on and Jim until the Panther* tied up the about 10 feet from the surface. "Ho Ured'kdmself «it m * hurry." Moore relates, "gnd I pulled him Curtis 10. Doug Barlbeau had 1^ exercbee 1* one way to keep In first half. 84-84. and Frt Meteter l« fnr th. Com. good physical .*h«pe J.-' during the In the third period neither Winter months. But, cautious team could score regularly, each The fish measured just short of Ml** Cuthbertson, exercise sen­ their flrat game when they sibly: Panthen added two chanttea hb latest prUc mounted—until downed the little Comet*. 70-68 If you're run down and- in 1 shape, you're in O^t'SBd Thornapple are the to begin an exerIn that last period Alma went anukla population*, although the wiihout the advice ahead. 47-43 with 8 51 left. Lu- Conservation Department plant­ biaileckl added two gift*. Jbn ed Algonquin th!* put year. luch al the Royal Canadian Air ed a 33-pound muskle. with Bob pumping In 26 point* the average individual and ad­ and Dick 13. Scott McLeod had vance slowly, but for some even throw. O'Donnell added another tween 12 and ft yean old. He measured 53 inches long apd 25 Bartolaccl 10 each. Jim Lytle eulu inches around and had an 18and John Mowatt had 10 each —Don’t exercise on day* when for the Bulldogs. you’re not feeling well. Doing so gained lhe edge with Ken Weller tnch sucker in hl* stomach. It took Rolfe 25 minute* to land Charlotte won the preliminary, could aggravate an illneMZ hint. In 1941 Rolfe speared two Miss Cuthbertson U "an In­ rnuskle*. one going 37 and the Saturday night Charlotte lost structor In the physical therapy other 43 pound*. . . . curriculum at University Hospt- final bucket and Hastings led. 55-53. Alma meshed two Uirow* Outdoor Trail —State Cor.M-rand Shlmunck followed with a vatlon Director Ralph McMill­ Oriole* picked up In the UUrd but much of the game because of two-pointer and Alma held a ana went into uie finale down by foul trouble came In and sank two-point gap, 57-55. Welter tied ian ha* issued a recommendation the Conservation Commission four, 47-43. and almost closed the • three buckets and control*! the it with a long shot. gap In the fourth when ■mu uicy they board* and u(c the .w Redskins —.ju. won. wvu. moved to within 56-54. ’ *----- i- - - Lux .had. — . . .for ..the according to news reports The 1. 7However,!Bob 32 point* Tom Dempsey, 6-7. who ho had sat'Oriole*. howl of protest from dog ownrn la responsible for the switch In tings got lhe ball and took time plans. Enforcement of present dog regulation* in Stale perks 1* With the ball al lhe wrong end expected to be tightened, and pert user* who want to keep heave 11 the length al the court taking their pet* with them so Hasting* could get a shot off. should make every effort to see The high heare was interwptnl Uiat the dogs don't soil tlie area [! Biaiif ii rtanenw WI. fOlT SffllCf flMICUl inasiii rma I1LK MSMST Tbs M. Jokas nuawary: UASTIXO* FOA FO FTA FT be no letup In the effort to ban them completely At present. W.ll.r, l WU&uis. Hunting may be safer than church socials, says lhe National Wildlife Federation A five-year insurance study showed Chat more people who took part in OMun games at church socials hied ac­ cident claim* than did hunter* and shooter*. Tlie study further revealed that hunting and shoob- rMncim cwiitcaui tuna Rn» 47 WXU1 OTCI White pumped in 15 point*, followed by Gary Stouffer with 24. Jim VanHouten 7, Dave VanEbt 5 and Jerry King and Tom Grtffelh 2 each. Middleville edged to a 21-16 Member* of the Presbyterian •nd Hope Church of lhe Breth­ ren Volleyball tMma were tied for tint place in the Men's Wedneeday night league going | IT JOHN* FOR FUN and HEALTH been resurfoced for the ment ha* bean checked and reconditioned. SHARPEN UP Harting* va YOUR GAME Wednesday Woodland itlng* and Presbyterian at 1 with Methodist va Armchair Athlete VX? TEAM Oru* L.i £J£U,M Otsego, 70-61. beat Allegan, Lowell High continued towards Uie Tri-Rlver cage tlUe with a 100-88 win over Rockford. Cedar Richland spurted In the third period and outscored the Barry County lad* 15-10 and lhe wore pie Valley, H2-83; Springport In lhe third period St. John* trounced Bellevue, <7-31. and Charlotte goes to Greenville. Lakeview dropped Greenville into third place Ift.the West Cen­ tral standing* on the Viking court Friday when they bounced ton outscored Richland. 18-4. Delton held a 11-18 man time tolly wa* 40-84 with Mid­ dleville out in front. Middleville went for three minute* without scoring in the Presbyterian, Hope Teams learns Top lop Volleyball Loop 1S*W. While Hasiingi Play at Home Friday Night Teachers in the nightcap. team* had 8 point* after last week's oonteet*. Methodist 6, Teachers 5. Hasting* 4 and Ostftjtta, 4**hvllie and WoodThe league 1* being operated M part of the Youth Council'* Men* Conditioning cl*** which me*ta each Wedneeday tn the main Hasting High gym under Coach Jock Clarey. AU men art The talteot basketball player tn Michigan State history waa Open Bowling SATUR­ DAYS AND SUNDAYS and Mott WEEKDAY AFTERNOONS. Bob tr Mickey Lambert Your Hosts HASTINGS BOWL INC. Woodland at Michigan Glampur Homes for ’65 Bonk Financing Free Supervision The Factory-to-You FAIRVEW Savings All Materials Fully Guaranteed The Beautiful Fairview is just one of the many Outstanding Homes Designed to Give You More Space . . . More Pre-Cut to Save You $$$ Styling DRIVE OUT TODAY More Convenience More Savings UseYour Plans or the Many Glamour Plans- That are avail- able. See our models todays. Let, us help you plan your new home for 1965. Honor Leonard With Anti-Litter Award in State Models Open Governor George Romney pro­ tented Leonard Refineries. Ina, an antl-llttor award for it* ploprevention in Saturday 10-6 10-6 through gram "Michigan Outdoors with IGGEST SURPRISE IN HOME OWNERSHIP AITS YOU AT GLAMOUR HOMES Theoe ate the package* you carry when you are insured through the Auto Club. Men of "Mlchllelevlsion. ae- They aseure you that You I-ead the Way with Michigan'* most popular, moot protective car perman. on accepting the Stated. "This award would possible without the co­ — Leonard insurance. DETROIT AUTOMOBILE INTER-INSURANCE EXCHANGE MA MOTOR STATE INSURANCE COMPANY ---------DIRECTIONS--------- Follow M-43 South through Delton to Models at the Junction of M-43 and M-89. One Mlle North of Rlthlond. RICHLAND GLAMOUR HOMES, Em SOI. KteMead. Miekigaa Gvhtlamen: I am interested in the de­ tails and information about your Easy Homo Ownership Proflram. NAME.. ADDRESS da of GLAMOUR HOMES tat Offfce Box 301 t/jd Banner II'or/ Adi! campaign. Ph. 62M7H Richland. Mich. �ker 205-566. Lou Silsbee 311-553,, Miller's Pub 40, Dowling MerNwm Bryans 301-ML' Howard i chant* 36. Burkey Radiator ds Equipment. 30%; Team 5, 33. 10A.Cn* __ i.u —>. Crank — k. Balu.t. John Kaitnsky lad the field Glass 31 and John'* with a 630 620 set with game* 223 233-­ 177-230 Wilbur Bums fired 219­ 583. Bill Ta-hlda 236-569. Al WED. AFTERNOON LEAGUE ' Shirley VsnDenburg wa* the Schlachter edged him for solo Taylor 213- 563, Banny Brown clsssieat lassie, taking both solo and *enu honors with 196-545. good games and scries Included Emma Msgoon rolled 180 - 483 Lawrence (Honk) Keeler 214-555, Ttchlda 166-437, Dorothy Burns and Kathy Armtntrout 186-480. Paul Edward* 198-575, Bill Hack­ 175-532, Helen Bourne 154-05. Other good games and Mrles in­ ney $43. Ed Sheler 208-209-557. bowling cluded Florence Wcyerman 181­ Al Morgan 313-563. Stu Sweet 483, Alma CoviUe 178-481. Wilma COMMERCIAL MAJORS Daniels 159-469, Faye Aden 183­ Howard 220-531. Dale Geiger Standing*: Piston Rings 61. 465. Maxine Dipp 157-483, Betty 601. Ward Woodmansee 552 and Sports -Bar 43%, Miller Jeweler* Mcri Campbell 542. 46%, Barwood'* IGA 45, Seven Up 44. Welcome Tavern 41. City Cleopha Flora 147-400. Marlon COMMERCIAL MINORS Eye 153, Metha Gray 147, Gerry rood wii, narsc nuicx 40, Roush ’ ivt, vrerry Food 40%, Larke Buick 40. Tailor* 34. Aluminum Prod 28 ' Ne*t°n <73, Shirley Bowman 180. Tliree team* remain undefc* undefeat­ Tydan Corp. 23 and Montgomery 8ue 8t- Martin 165. Sally Van­ with 202-208-596. Jim Barnum Ward M% D«lne 158, Pat Dies 163, Virginia captured solo honors with 209­ ed In Bob King's "Y" Saturday Jack Ehalsr chalked the high ®hcrr7 ’«• Barb High 158 and 542. Lou Silsbee chalked 197-664. morning basketball league*, with MrtM with 204-538 with John ^°,lnlc W’’“nt 1M Gordy Howe 158-516, Vern Har­ lhe Spartan* leading the 7th Kaabteky rolling 238 - 581 and Standings: Maker* 51%. Barry bin 199-502. Paul Woodman 191­ grade loop. Uie Redwings the Lyte Sanborn 216-696. John look County Ready Mix 55. Powder 549, Kay Moore 20S-5S8, Denny the aolo honor* but Joe Bennett Bo* 51. Stantons 48. East Side Fredrickson 192-533, Ray Lund­ was cloM with 233-547 *nd BUI I-umber 41%, NeHI 39%. Has- quist 201-555, Don Mathews 193­ with 5-0 records. Saturday's results'. 39. Shirkey'* IGA 550. Ken Keeler 186-511 and good Brown had 231-578. Shannon ting* Cleaner* ** Lydy posted 212-575, Bob Lam- 32%, Vita Boy 32. Solomon 6c old Jack Taylor 189-506. 8th Grade League Standing*: Smith Bro*. 51. tMH JlO-OBS. Bob Hollister 203­ Bement 28. Ockerman'* 21, and V&J Mobil 47, Dale'* Bake Shop 556, Will Bowden 191-556 on a Team No. 11 haa 26. 46. Kaechele * 42. Tinkler Service and Aluminum Product* 41. Has­ Crawford 3; 78’er* 84—Rick VanTHURSDAY MATINEE on a' 148 average. Joe Burkholder 203-543, Clare Stghl 206-561, Jeanice Daiman led the women ting* Corp. 40, Chenoweth Ma­ Denburg and Gary Btnnan 6 Honk Keeler 532, Ward Wood- with 189-601. Mary Ann Kauff- chine 38%, Bender Gravel and and Sandy Roger*. Ron Beckmanwe 532. John McLean 539. Floyd William* 530 and Jack with 188-467. Lola Kenyon 36, V Store 35. Patten Monument Celtic. 33—Tom Hoke IS.Leo chalked 173 - 465, Ella Higdon 34%. Halting* Banner 33. Caukln 171-453, Lillian Beaugard 150- 011 32. Viking Corp. 31. Hastings Electric 30 and Team No. 18 has paurch 2;' Warrior* 25-Gsry RECREATION LEAGUE NO. 2 Hlandlag*: Burna Refrlgera- Martln 173-426 and Babble Han­ Robbo 11. Jeff Millar 6. Doug dy 147-423. Laura tydy picked Acker and Stan Stockham 3 and BANTAN LEAGUE up lhe 6-7-10 split. Standing.: Hastings Motor —Gary Hall 12. Glenn Cota 5. Confectionary 454, John'* Auto Bale. 56%, Canda Dry 47%. Lydy Ron Wyngarden. 145-101-248, Grvg Martin 4 and Jeff Chandler Trucking 47. Smith Ac Doster 43. and Rick Burke I each; Hawk* John's Crank Balance 40, Has­ Crystal Candles 38 and Ramblers ting* Meat Market 39. Seven Up 35 and Nashville Gravel 32 7th Grade League D«ve Reynolds rolled the high J8I(^ LEAGUE Buckeye* 22—Joe Lyons 8. Phil series with 210-572 while Gene : Hastings Filter* Gosper am! Steve Rhode 6 and Grabau took solo honor* with 83%. WBCH 58. HsaUnKsJJUllng er 110. A. Merritt. 107. Averages: Doug Rcigler, 126. 56, Sanitary Service S3, Moose Kovin McKeuugh 4, Chuck Suncludad Clarence Ehlert 238-567, 52. Pep*i Cola 51. Reahm Motor HAST1 3 Teams Still Unbeaten in Saturday Loops 48. William* Insurance 46. Mlller-* Oarage and McAllister 44'4. wayn* Gallup IM-537, Carl Ba- Elk* 42. Miler's Duraclean 41, Sbcryl Once again many Long Distance rates are reduced apply to daytime calls on Low“Evening Rates 1. Cathy Doi- Mark 94. ' To Anywhere in Continental U.S. (except Alaska) To Anywhere in Michigan $2.10 or less $1.00 or less Mon.-Frt. 430 8.m. to 6 p.m. (Diy Ratu) Saturday 430a.m.to8p.m. (Evening Rates) $1.40 or less $ .70 or less $1.00 or less $ .50 or less Sunday anytime Mon.-$at.8p.m.to430a.m. (Night Ratu) The above rates apply only to station calls. They do not Include the 10% Federal excise tax which applies to all calls, or the 4% State sales tax which applies only to calls within Michigan. Rates for "collect" station calls between points in Michigan are somewhat higher. jan Bell NsUMiwid* Bal Srstsra Coach Bob Miller's Hastings High School Wrestling team, which traveled to Lakewood Tuesday night, will entertain Greenville High's strong Yellow Jacket* a week from Friday, Feb. 12. in the final dual match of the season before th* West Central I High 1 Lakeivood JVs jl Cafeteria Menu IFin 3rd in Row Raiders Lose First Game in Monday L&agllC Revnnltte ‘njildero taut hastino* cAnnxiA mxmu their ' * will be held at St. Johns starting uaj nigiu. Kraun io-ij u»c Hurricane* but they stlU lead • This Saturday Coach Miller the Junior-Senior Monday night I will take hl* non-varslty mem­ bers of the squad to Charlotte The Unknown* ocnUnue to Tuesday night Coach Miller's g^appler* scored a 37-9 vtclory over the Vikings at Lakewood with Mark Anderson scoring his Monday's -Results: second pin in a row. Others win­ Junior-Senior League ning on pin* were Phil Arnold. Dennis MncKrnale. Charlie My­ er* and Bob Gibson. Stu Keeler and Jim Chambers S. Cole's Cogers Lead Chris HaU 5, Toy/ Keller 2; 'The summary: Girls 8th Grade Loop SSrOUXD DIVHHOX— n>U Ara.l* Fauller* 19 — Steve Young* 6. Jeanne Cbte's team ts leading Doug Olaughlln 5 and Tim Wil­ liam* and Jack Lautnugh 4 carh. lhe 8lb grade girls basketball Troians 44—Rex MnUekoote 16. Jeff Kimmel 10. Bigler and Den laMca Ana PetUngHl'a team u Stotei 6. Bill Miller 4 and Boh.. second with a 2-1 record. Sheila n.UUK7 ^~.. Baiy'» team is third with 1-2 Javor and Rick Pennington 4 and Mary Mile's team has three Wdhaaa <L> dteUlonM Greenfield and Izirry Haywood Sally Kimmel and Bonnie 2 each. ABHJTT 41—Dick Brow- 4 The Lakewood Viking* Junior Varsity won their third game in a row last Friday, defeating Tho Vikings controlled Uw game from Uie start with their gmwl rebounding and superior ball liandllng. High point man ns Mike teen of Jackson’s points came in IP. .Mike Booher 8. Jeff Write f. fourth and fifth In league play. Durfee By Mrt. John Hook Wednesday guest* of Rev. and Steve Alkrdlng 6. John James and Jim Harbin 4 and Kylo Jnmai 3; 4J»e»a 17—Keith Ferns I: SO. Howard Rod pocted by Annua McDonald 185­ 491. Gladys Edwards 176-490. Irene Heath. 187-485. Gert Ncw- Bob Jerow, Jerry Whitney and Dorothy Burn* 170-450. Shirley Jrff Rodck 2 and Dave Hollister VanDutne 165-449. Ruth MlUcv 1. Redwings 7 — Bowerman 3; 174-456, Winnie Yarger 171-445, TUn Clarey and Richie Adams 2; Marie Ulrich 1'0-442 ozul Shirley VanDenburg 175-487. Good single gamca: Sharon Connor 170. Jackie Annan 165, UaUL 1:: Irene Wilfong 166. Bcmcta Flook ISV Bc& 171 and Mary Miller 163. Ruth Service of Actlonflex dwlMeaed WUdcal* 11 -Mark Haines 6. picked up the 7-10 split and Torn Steward 3, Dave McGuire 2; Wolverine. It—Ted Fitzgerald Team Standing*: Walldorff* 66. Hastings Radio it TV 56. le — Scott Dcncau and Ray Adams 4, Jim Whitney 2; InDick and Margo Kahler are spending their mid-term vaca­ Gorham 2. tion from WMU with their par- Mlle* lias 4. of Anderson, Ind, and Saturday evening guests were Mr. and Mrs. James Stockton of Belding. Claire Goodyear’*, Lauric Rear­ Drake 3 and Leonard Campbell dons and Carol William*' team* Saturday guest* of Mr. and Mra. with 3-1 records. Cathy Mc­ Hurricane* 15—Dave Crawford Guire's team has 3 lottaea. Mnr5, - Chuck Jordan 4 and Oreg spending lhe semester vacation Uupgvnioe, Chuck Guenther and four oplnt*. from WMU at home. W Mr. and Winning the first game In Mrs. Roger Davis end family. Bird Reynolds 4 each. Bo lack* 33 tlie 6th grade loop were Sally Stutz's and f%m lang's teams. and Steve Kelly of Grand Rapid* Smith Long and Bernie Oug- Colleen Beamer and GctI Gaut­ were Sunday dinner guest* of sches team a last Piun Lang Battle Creek. A Mr. and Mrs. Owen Gaylor and family spent Francisco, Dale Working and Bill Haan 3 and Jim DeVault 2. Julle Nevins. Sharon Wellfare. Bunday with Mr. and Mra. Bert Julie Carr. Sally Webster and VerMeulen at Coldwater. Arquinelnca 35 — Dick Stanley12. Dick Cassidy 9. Andy Johnson oodmaneM 3; Viking* 21—Mike lvIs 10. Jim O’Neill 9 and Bar- S Elect 4 Members To ‘P Board Dr. Robert Cary. Stanley Folta, Waiter Ehtnn and -Tack Gagood Esquire* 16 — Dave Towne and Steve Keller 4, Terry Munch 2. The Kibitzers won by forfeit ovtf the Ditch Diggers. Saturday evening dinner guest* Dt.A.LD*Ubim D.C. Chiropractor izt w. Cmn. It. Hastings Phone WI 5-3394 Darrell Aldrich. Ray Flnnles, Cedric Moreys and Homer Smith* The Garrett I*- Includes 68 basketball team* items and the Howard Froate wtth 573 boy* and girts, plus were recent dinner guests. many other activities. ----- * ■ ■ Uon Flex 38. Haattag* Mining MONDAY MIXERS • Hastings Wrestlers Pin Loy Norrix, Lakewood HEAVYWEIGHT — Osers* Wlakk Kevin McKough and Dick Arn­ old 2: Gopher* 14-Moum ReyMark Anderson and Charlie olds 0. Jim Elite 3 and Don Hras Myers scored pins Thursday MONDAY BOWLERETTE8 2. llllnl 22—Elmer Smith IB. Jim night as the Saxon grapplcr* (Peterson and and Dave Huebner 2; .. ,7L J; .IiarbJ**?*7 Wildcat* 5—Steve Steward and lyn Donovan 189-547. Shirley Tom m Italllfax 2 and Jim Cum- The Ley-Xenix tmiurj: Drake 200-488. and Faye Allen •a-rovxD divisiox — rim r»i»» VanDenbcrg. Saturday. U>w Night Ratts now fh effect anytime on Sunday and one hour earlier on other nights. Here's what it now. costs you to make a 3-mlnute station call from Michigan: and THE HABtlNOB BANNER—« Thonday, February 4. IMS . Sport Only for The Wealthy ¥)ur Ford Dealer invites you to trigger Mustangs new ’’Six Shooter’engine! If you have the mistaken im­ pression that skiing Is a sport that only the wealthy can enjoy, consider the following. Hie Michigan Tourist Council report* that for a minimum of 450 to 860 for clothing, a begin­ ner can easily Join the thousands bln 176-490. Betty Miner 111-481, o! persons who enjoy skiing at PhylUa Halne* 189-483. Marge Michigan's 89 winter resorts Wieland 191-511, Nancy Stonebouae 143-393, LaWonda Con­ vene 191-477. LaVonnn Woodmanaee 190-467, Reha Lydy 178- VanDenburg 184-536. Mary Lou Snyder 168-428, Irene Heath 175­ 471, Gladys Edward* 159-485. Arlene Swnnson 165-478. Wilma Daniels 187-482. Emma Payne 143-401, Leah Dawe 170-479. Barnum 140-382. Gerry Newton morr than half. Tow fee*, entitling a skier to a 184-486 and Lucille Westover full day on Uie slope*, vary from 164-483. Standing*: FDodland 61. Wel­ comparable to greens fee* paid by golfers, they said. 54. Vogt 51. Saving* and Loon Lodging, meal* and transpor­ tation are other cost factors Center. McAllister and Bonnot There are hotels ami motels & Gown 4G, Hasting* Height* 41%. Mary's 41, Parmalee 34%, resorts have their own accom­ Big D 29. Girl'* 28. Sheriff Girls modations. ranging from modest 28% and Michigan Magnetic to plush. ■ 34%. Many Michigan winter resorts ADD BOWLING „.............. a-r week, beglnnlag Sunday evening SENIOR DIVISION, AJBC and continuing through the fol­ Standing*: Team 5, 19 wins; lowing Friday. The slope* are leas crowded during the week 16 each; Team 4 and Team 1. and the price Include* the cost of lodging, incals, low fees and Steve Carr took honors for the dally instruction. boys with a high individual game Ski professionals recommend that the skiers’ basic Vrardrobe Lambert had 165-438, Jim Har­ bin had. 164-418. Linda Staup wa* high for the girls with 124­ 322, Becky Brower rolled 123-312 and Donna Brewer had 101-300. Tills includes warm under­ clothing. heavy wool and cotton SUNDAY MIXED LEAGUE socks, a long-sleeved shirt, a Standings: Tesm 7. 57%; heavy sweater, parka, stretch Team 4, 46; Hooker Motors. 46; pants, ski gloves or mlttans. a light weight sweater for extra covering. ‘Renobla 65 Minting* tom* in thro* body ttyfet witty cnok* of Six or V-8 Engnet S«rvlc« Sine* 1928” LOCAL and LONG DISTANCE HEATED STORAGE FACILITIES At late»t count, Come try the triggerquick performance of Mustang's new 200-cubic-inch six-cylinder engine! Production has beep boosted because of Mustang’s record-breaking sales success...so the long wait is over! You can see ’em—test-drive ’em-and get fast delivery on ’em, too. there were makes of boot*. 147 kind* of binding* and 133 brand* of ski The cost for . equipment has been described as comparable to outfitting a golfer with a good Mas AT NO CHARGS Ut Us TW Week flF’WI "5X5164 NO JOB TOO LABCI er TOO SMAIX VilUIEI to 8100 and up. When a skier Is ready to buy his own equipment, he'll find that most ski shop* have profes­ sionals to help him get the most — T 7? " tSSEsEEiazs; ’65... best year yet to take a test-drive at your Ford Dealer’s Of course. It's possible to spend thousands of dollar* to ski, and many pecmle do. But In MlchlRan. beginners and experts will discover skiing to suit their abili­ ty and tlieir winter recreation . FISHER-HENGESBACH, Inc. 32& N. Michigan Hastings WI 5-2421 �February Is A Short Month, But Mighty Long On Want Ad Resii LARKE BUICK SHARP USED CARS PHONE WI 5-3481 LEGALS N01ICE CLASSIFIED AD PAGE HASTINGS BANNER GOOD AS NEW STORE MINIMUM RATE—50c for Twenty Words. CHEVROLET 1435 S. Hanover WI 5-2425 WI 5-2426 >M IWmAC CATAUXA ..,. Dr. VUU. Nlwiy .qulpprA 1943 FORD ECONOLINE IMS OLDSMOBILE Dynamic M, 4 Dr Holiday, power steering and brakes, new whitewall Urea. Nice green fin­ ish with matching Interior. >UU nt UktlRAA. “iricufrs 1943 FORD ESQUIRE BUS tlwxMHi IrsaMHftUai Ona omw. 1962 CHEVY II Calendar of Special Events r»w» i«r lh» <\ran »«*W «f RU>el “S? rws. ATMS-. 1M1 PONTIAC CATALINA 3 aaal Button Wagon. Green -and white tutpna. power steer- 1960 BUICK ■ Wings to Puerto Illco." See the rich colors of tlie ocean that laps on sandy beaches, the green rugged mountainthat cover Uiree-fourths of the island, and lush fields of pine­ apples. Central Auditorium, 8 1962 .VOLKSWAGEN i960 CHEVROLET 1960 CHEVROLET the price when the Rotary Club members serve pancakes and sausage with all the but* ter'and syrup you can float them in on Saturday. Feb. 27, APPLIANCES FARM IMPLEMENTS WAREHOUSE Farm Machinery 1959 JEEP CUSTOM REAHM MOTOR SALES XTIAO OLDS 1958 JEEP APPLIANCES FROM SCHOOLS Most Like New I-arge lot with toko froul 5 minute* from Heatings, lease with option to buy. A-l shape. -1M1 Aills Chalmers D IT with Aills Chalmers 3 btm. It Inch mid. plow. CADILLAC See lhe New Car Trade-Ins' Safe Buy USED CARS Hastings Molor Sales Dodge-Dart Dealer 220 W. State . Quality Merclydfidi! Priced to Fit Your Economy GOODYEAR BROS. Used Cor Lot across from Food Center. Also, Cars at rear of Dodge-Dealership. NOTICE USED CAR LOT WI 5-3903 or WI 5-2454 Barry’s Farm Store Hastings Heights Step In and visit with us at 150 E. North St or caU us and we will come to you. Dept MCB-M1-881 Freeport, nimois FREE DELIVERY LHNDBANK LOANS PHONE 945-3474 Consumers Power Company ★ Musical Instruments BELSONO 120 BASS WHITE LOSE WEIGHT—Just 4 capsule* ACCORDION FOR daily. Fashion Rite for tow ,11. ^»/4 lu ll’ll Case and some music __ calorie dieting. p.79. Lapo Phone WI 5-4820 Pharmacy, 144 E. State, Has­ tings. tt JIMS i NOTICES 4 Dr. Sedan.-------- MODERN FARMERS UM DODGE POLARA 4 Dr. Sedan. ............... KITCHEN CABINETS IBM MTRCIHY Park Lane Convertible ...J4M JUST $495 Custom Grinding done IMS M1RCCMY Park Lane 4 Dr. Hardtop MM IBM FOED STATION WAGON t Cvl 4 Dr. . ________HN IBM LINCOLN 4 Dr. Sedan. __ --------- APPLE SALESROOM Sausage Hupper on Saturday. and Cider Mill open dally until 8 Feb 27 Eaat Gym of ItasUngr Closed Bunday. Good Potatoes. .High School Serving from 5:30 or, if PREFERRED, —MM FARM BUREAU SERVICES NOTICE I NEW WATERPROOF TARP MAHLER ■MOTOR SALES ER BALT AT FARM BUREAU SERVICES—Rock. block and Zso-tabi available. Our Car Load Buying saves you money. Heating - Plumbing Now • Remodel • Repaii WINICK SURPLUS 3M W. Michigan KAECHELE'S ED tn having the income from a l-room and bath upper apartment to help make your rental payment on a 7-rooas SEWING MACHINE—Brand new. Cam operated automatic fo< designs, buttonholes. blind hem. ate. slightly paint dam­ aged tn shipment. Wil) aacri- WEEPER — Now tank type Close out of demonitrsiora and floor sample*^ Complete with rleanuu attachment*. Only ♦1<AO. Call 945-9431 Dt»Ur. �Card of Thanks LEGALS Middleville CARD or THANKS Delton Methodist Church Plans Many Activities The Delton Methodist W8 caida, flowers and kind remem­ brance*; Leonard . Osgood Fun­ b, having each mnoa connected | with Uw school system contri­ bute towards it. They are plannlng on liavlng one big activity, such a* a basketball game, later Personal Mention Delton Schoo}' Names Survey Study Groups fund. gay ot Prayer service Friday, March 4, at a pm. Poopu from 231 Thatcher Bcrraf, Woodland, tn interest In the "project meth- higblarata of Central Florida al CARD or THANKS friends and reiaUvra who called JMTWis Iff? MaMST"" •rat*. Tter*. 4:40; Jr. wedding anniversary. Also to ail those who sent the beautiful greeting cards and. gilts. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Blair gym in Grand Rapids boUirday. CARD OF THANKS 1 munlty Hospital in Battle Creek lor Uie excellent care I received thanks to Mr. ana Mra. Wayne lioiK.c.* «• r«s« 1<>«. Br nuoa Kl Wellman tor taking me to both nd smsrat el hospitals, that night. Many p«j*bl* fMibthank* to my slxtn hour class “At . ... , 'W.K U«f» U auo to my friends, relative^ Ml 444 and neighbors for the many 7is cards, candy and phene calls I appreciate your kindness. Thanks s it so very much. Danny Sinclair CARD OF THANKS Heartfelt Uianks to all who uce Friday evening and anurday* Bciwois represented were Lee High School of Grand rw»»a*l ««r«i« *i l«««i iou: Tho Cub Boouu. No. 3065 ea- H*:b«r4 M. Bbtuler. Auarasy 114 W«l BMW 8UWt Uie kind expressions of sym­ pathy In our recent sorrow. The William Laycock Family many of the puenta and famUira enjoyed the fun. * Mias Thdrna t HJaklfM, n* FrebMo Cart acocmpuled Mr. and Mra. Edward Black of Caledonia to HaatiDga Tueaday evening U tesid UJC World Travel B "Sourdougha to Senorttaa* hwTiw •Ftw’ltorrv "ceutr'crart Heat* la U* Utj M HuUaca M1«MF LEGALS luck, Plainwell Hamlhon. Mapto Valley. Allegan. East Calvin. Hamilton, Lowell, Caledonia and Middleville. The guest conductor was Burnay KuachsU of Beuton US’S l?*S2.ra - appropriate poslUvc point , favor aa well as a few <dlfficulChurch, Friday, Jan. 28, at'1 tiei that usually can be--------by Uie school, the staff, and the student with case if a minimal effort is given over to proper planning. The project or individual re­ clinic iiald Monday - search is often thought of synDanya Uveranoe or Lansing. Mission - at the Delton Methodist Church Sunday evening, Feb. 7. the ca*e. Although the project method can ultimately lead to Saranac, president of the W8C8 lrun Allegan. Bryan u control at IdlCbigBn total defense. at VermontvUta. The science project is a means whereby science instruction can Albert McCteUando on Bunday of Social Concern* at The tercsts and abilities of tlie stu­ Methodist Church. People at the dent The project .might be de­ etanmunlly are invited. fined m an Individual students investigation Into a particular Wodneoday evening Mra. John topic, field, or problem area with Chamberlain presented Tto- Uie research being brought to a klndllng the Inner LHo through conclusion which Illustrates the Prayer" at the mouthy meeting Ing of that student. It allows the student to: , By Afrsji Edna Brotcn mother, Jennie Rutter, Solomon presenting the program. willing to take hta time and de­ nock Hospital. vote his energies to UiU tech­ nique will find the results pleas­ ing and certainly profitable for trzr^TX • 4. Harry Ud (Jcurl St lb» Pntbslo OBWo 4a Ute student*. It la In this spirit prll Ilk. less, al 6100 Ajt. attended tile Anniversary Club U. 14 UrdtrtJ. Tbil — •— *• at Uie l»me of Mr. and Mrs. Joe The other circle* will hold their that the Delton Kellogg Schools i situ by paMlHUi Clark of Cherryville Rood Frl- February makings on the 17th. will announce its forthcoming Mcrt<*r*e *’U,“ Oa'po,,l“a iras u «»i4 isy <4 braru(.*"a The EaUier Circle will meet at Hmuco BssBvr. tb»i U< Roger Wykra and daughter, UiwtUtela * W*r4 An Economics Teachers meet­ Nancy, of Grand Rapid* were ing was held al 840 pm, Jan. Bunday gueste of Mr. and Mrs. Otaro WOllama * Among ttrnra the Martha Cjrcte with Mra. 26, to continue Uie curriculum study. A The GJLA. had a party who attended Uw Bmlth-Bsre Herl Basko at 7:30 pm. rVBUOATlOW OBDBB. GAA. members and their guest* sa Methodist Church Saturday The Delton Methodist Officlsd afternoon with tho Rev. Luther Board meets Wednesday, Feb. 1% Brokaw officiating were Mr. and wkhes, pop and potato chips ?W»“W5‘ Sixteen persons came out on were served at 8:30 pm. A good 103 W. bui< H Hraliao. Mlcklru Studios returned and took some 44l*»Ul* Damn AUlUaa M VUI*<* el Mlddltvllle, nt L. burr of Hu .So, 4. Anyone interested in ba a bcnefll dance al the Lagkm HaU Saturday, Feb. 8 for Mr. go toward purchasing an axttflIn Bristol Corners Students Visit Delton School K •HJSV.’SXSTX. - r~ OBDBB FOB rUBLXQATlOM. "" MkMsra. Tbs and family. Paul Ban to tho Cloverdale • Hope By Mrs. Slephtn Otfaod II SmMm - BMapSeaa S4B-BVM guest* around the building the informal meeting that and the courses available. Johnson pcJBited out that game against Kellogg there. Tlie spending some time with her Mnnday evenings through Feb­ Alston Studios returned io finish ruary. <kur*M at Dalton that are Sunday. * Mra, rcnUy being who publlctaBB , ,__ _ against Richland there. The Jr. Mra. Virginia Andridge Civic jsrroumxa rua Scholarship Fund Renewed High basketball team played Richland there al 4:00 pm. The Friday lunch guttoto players were excused from school James Springer were Saturday Student Council had a meeting cently voted to contribute to the in room 28. The Science depart­ Scholarship Fund fdr the Delton ment had a—‘ students. The scholarship Is open to any man. formerly of Grand Rapids. Senior who would like to apply ketball game at 8 pm. 4. the English 'temrtrr.Mit is « ----- ..— , “Zl»^^t^****‘l «*<«ra*4.,*ni**B^ MOBTOAOB BALB irr-.™ Un. M Moris«<♦♦. slid record . 7Ui 4*y •< >«v«Btar, 1V40, 1<( <4 U* Hralcter ot Pool Fifteen students Gordon Mllch- Bristol Camera nald a visit to the Delton Area obdbb Armed Forces OBDBB FOB PUBLICATION. bekah Circle at Mra. J. Wilkes ! Ing a farewell intendent Joims U»t the Bristol last primary d that could bo Delton system. . First Methodist Church over the Heratorahot'a birthday. She will Woley Woods Mon- ■aMS Ccurt fw $36 W. Walnut Street. Hastings. Raymond Slagle Ungs. Lyto Miller Wedneeday night and: rpent m ■‘ft.i-'C ILKX~ Business Directory SERVICE and REPAIR GUIDE report. "1NSURI WITH US AND IE SURE” A Cl.,I«. Um W Immmm I. R. LAWRENCE 301 S. Mlchlpn An. l. It-H.IUI Ml I*. Wll.liw or by porwaol oorvkr, al 1«*H fontiron (14) 4*y« prior Io onek hrarltf Pkillp IL Miubail. Jod(o at Prollnd.cn. Attn. Thelma Cart and friend Lou Huggins of Kalamazoo, Mbs Lll- Mo«i.fr Wod. 1 ta j| F.M. 945-9415 MIMORIAL MONUMENTS OF DISTINCTION Lovronca Bratfioco MaMChratss WATCH A- CLOCK REPAIR­ pltal. She must remain Uwre ING — Guaranteed workman­ ship Also all kinds of Jewelry Bari Vansickle are the proud Repair and Engraving. Miller Jewelers. 118 W. State St. “A Square Deal Always." FOB FVBUOATtOH— rad Deurcxloxuon »< . Mii-Blsss. To* Pr*t*l« Jan. 38 at Blodgett Hospital David Alan Uta sodas »8 lbs, 14 ora. Charira WUliams is busy to wind eras, HoBPitaL oerr <Btber._ Fred Wlennga, MOM WI f-4100 All Form* of Imuranc* and Bondi THEMDW H.rl IM IU,. Stat« Fann Insurance auto INS6RANCE ROBERT'W. WWEWOOO. Mgr. Nsrt B«*fc BM». Hmm wi l-im —. FIRI BONDS Swanson Insurance Incom* Tax S«rvic* 12S S. MMMfsa Ara. wam wi LrtaL—ita *1E-KFI t Fsra. SwstasM. Ama«4*4 or Psc- COMMERCIAL at Its fiaatt at Hw DON'T WRING TOUR HANDS I Business Servlets Offered — Ring WI 8-3483 and let a BANNER Want Ad solve your HEARING AXD SERVICE—Ev­ erything in Zenith aids. 10-day Quick, profitable ■oMy-teA guarantee. Jacob cortl pharmacy. Phone WI 5-34M. Concrete Product! nlcs. Goodyear Bros. Phone RADIATORS Cleaned, Repaired, rOhoo. Tk*i all Lake to quite adept aging cribs for babies r he presented one ta WATCH AND DIAMOND RING REPAIR — Export workman­ ship. Gilmore Jewelers. 103 E. Mitcollar Building, Caafroctioflv LAWN MOWERS SHARPENED Church of Wayland for their baby. Mra. Matttonn made Uie ' amton. Phone WI 5-3133. Rd, Phone wi 5- Automobile O Machinery Sy smwehMot sftsr 4 p.«» a w. MNcta Mm* WI 5’1058 COMPLETE PLUMBING Roofing ELECTRICAL CONTRACTING -Repair and new wotB, Fix­ tures and supplies. « moving Cleveland. tory Works/*. Hava taken s kosne 1001 U. DMIa, ALL GRADES WASHED BAND and GRAVKL-Baodar Gravel Frost, who study crane ea 1964 Incrane tsxra PRINTING ke man repair your appliances With factory warranted parte. granary Ward. Hastings WI JERRY AtyMUS n. WI J-4441 Clip This Guide—Keep It In a Handy Flace for Future Reference IILntl Hatting* Office Houra (Crake*) Walters, a surgical pa- Hannah Circle at the church at and Mra. William Irwin at Grand Hastings High School at the: Rine were Sunday guMM of Mr. Rapids. Mr. Irwin Just returned same time. Lyte enlisted on Nov. and Mra. Norman Benedict ot 3 and Raymond on Nov. 5. 1 Wayland. tai. * Paul Cisler, who is in BlodgeU Hospital because ot a Grainy*! PRODUCTION CREDIT ASSOCIATION pointmente with ttw, guidance personnel this Spring for Fall scheduling, Johnson *ddad Tlie annexation issue was prompted both by the recent rul­ ing of U>c Hastings School &?ard on transporting tuition shi<ton|i Raymond R. Btogte. Jr, eom- mend. Saturday. * About ten members attended the Mld-Wln- nuip H. MU- studies al will matriculate to Dcltnn Pall of IM6. A favorabto student's financial need, academ­ here starting at ic leadership, and clUxenihlp arc 6:30 pm. The Freshman team Important factors in determining will also play against Bangor. ♦ Saturday evening Leo Itoblycr coifed Chrtotlnc Harrison, both of the recipient Waterford, to her mother's botno J amen Springer and family Mr. and Mra. Route and family Spent Friday evening with the l OS W. Blau Birerl HraUaga Mlorisoo The future requirements-of Special Education In Uw DeHon system will occupy ths attention cf another committee under the WUllama American Legion Post heart ooodlUon. ‘SI*tinkt , cenlAH Margaret thicks will chair tho library committee, vna of the assignments of this commitMe will be an investigation Into tha poerihOtty of eat Hickory Corners interest. 3. Broaden his background of knowledge In a particular field. 3. Develop further lhe science skills used in completing the project. 4. Learn how to develop and complete a piece of research. 6. Demonstrate his ability and understanding as a scientist. In Uje secondary school today, with Mra. Neil Hughes, ls completely impossible even Gordon Chamberlin pretend to be able to thor­ oughly cover a scientific field entertalned tho Ruth Circle & ratsuri,® ’ •< bar'ri MlcMgaa by Delton JoanuUsa Ctara oiuS^L^S'^.S Hospital in Plainwell. * Mr. and COMPLETE A CTO GLASS SERVICE - nnl clera work. Call WI 5-5G&5 Burkey agenta LECTR1CAL CONTRACTIN' AND REPAIRING —31 ycai Unp. Fisher Electric. 113 E. WI 5-3553. �Thursday, February 4. IMS 4 . v-dUt HASTINGS HAN.NIK Nashville Scholar Tells Experiences in Africa sicn tlie salaries came four months 1 a number on hla aide trips. Here J is found everything from sloth. Mn. J. Edwin Smith of ftaahville. tale. At lhe school approximately 1.000 «*>*»«• »«bs.skins. weaving, broroe student* applied for adnnulon but [wwk *lkJ various other cp‘8* »»<f . rr ? ,’art* - In some areas where retown of Ikenne DiUrsday. Feb 21. from lhe group . 13and >*"• Marlorte Dunham, executive di- • rSw? Lake Odessa IAL fly Mrs. Dan Piifrman StmiTY Qaestioa£aad Asiaert 51^ ~ Rapid, at Butterworth Hospital. I She i recently a neighbor told me that coverage under speial security | was compulsory. I always thought It waa optional. Who is and Mrs. Herald’ Classic, local, ! light? and Mr. and Mra. John Begerow and family of Grand Rapids. *1* a special method of deurmlnDie Rev and Mrs Einar Un- Ing the amount to be reported seth. tlw Rev and Mrs. Torre, and 1* available to many low BarcanlC and lhe Rev. and Mrs income farmers. It la not a way Lowell Dimon were among many to avoid tho social srourtty tex. . . ’• » ... . ' If IK* 1 weighed - pounds, aUll file tex Forms IMO ^’^riTc^nntogh^ and 14K । Mnk AjrwlAdMnnlngham. , TtMOn* Gilliland at £ ' Lanrtng was a Tuesday vialtor £ I of the Harley Stedd*. * Th® * n —. ‘ .^.InLlVM Leon . urday aa Mrs Ben Hmltn. real.i- s. <jauKhU«, Linda ana forma. । Ing al tho Kellogg Bird Sane- Ur> Tw„ w*cha. were Sunday -— ------- -- — tuary, Augurta, wa* one ot the naitoni of tho Marvin Shade*, tlnue to pay tn far more so- ; graduate received her B8 Bunfteld. * Mrs L«nor c I a 1 occurily credit If he no degree In elementary education, j Varga* and daughters. Mr*, lonxvr ha* farm income? I ok. ■. vi™. ' Orvin Bartlrtt and Mis. EUgio Oalavlx were Thursday visitor* Answer: No. Social security fenstem. vUle's Fuller Street PTA. telling of ■ The student* Uvad al the school markets present an awesome sight a* beef and lamb hatsg In Uie open, credits’ can be earned only on ' MjrrvcU stephena, Clare of Mr. and Mra Raymond the Chapel Qx>ir of Capital Unifarm were 1400 ar more, you and because of Ute intense heal, nr tnnnm. fmm » lf-*n.| B1>kelr gjjd Mr ^ Homer showing slidsa. Bunday evenbig. J began at 6 am. with breakfast. Gullerrea and baby. Rebecca verslty orcoktaibtu, Ohio, at the, niuat report it. Your aortal se-* ------- ■ .... V-VA spud after a fhort time ' Bartlett. Mrs C. R. Turner and Bethlehem Lutheran Church curity office ha* a free pamphThe Banner. In cooperation Mra. Ruthetla Turner were: iAX.C.1 to Laruipg. FTLday let which explains the farmer * '■ pictures. i tinging and meditation. At II am. Jerry had little trouble with Uie night. The Rev.tnd Un. Dta., -. r«P»r«W»naU>UlUpB to tstmUon. is publishing a tertes m "i’b^XTal’th^ Zta^EW- [, last Saturday Ray Smith and Jerry Wwn to Ainca u»« iui nmm :—• - — — ------Walter Saxton. Lansing, called A*k for leaflet College fellowship prwmm th«tll,re*k Lunch c*»nc at 1:15 pm language barrier, and in some and the Rev. and Mrs. Bareanl «"‘Lcr ,.j on Russell Wilkin* and Aidon cf question* and answers on so- gellcal United Brethren Church. ■ were special invited guest* of the »rod* one student after hB Junior “^i beeuuw ot Uw lntni*e hent v-h •last- — • ----- •— Kidder. Wednesday evening. Rev. and Mra. Unseth of the1 Question: The governnuait dal security subjects. If you Ionia, yw to the Mayfiower School. U»cre wa* a rert pened from 2 to have a question the Social Sc' ----Woodland Lutheran Church. The ; pay* me a subsidy to conserve Hie school at Ikenne was onlyDmv h* taught 15 perk*U of " . < > < ..dll* Of * " ' " " program waTunlfrr the direction t«ne of my land. Can I count curtty AdmmlstraUon will be 1 chemistry and nine periods of b1- f .wror- 50 miles from the Atlantic Ocean o' XlUa Xmanuel Synder of Uie mis money In figuring my net,glad to answer it. Il yuu wish a ology each week to siudenU equl- ' I repraentatlve of the Social Sc- i where the water Is warm and the University They enjoyed’ such.Prohl? songs as "On the MounUln. Answer: Ym Th it would else curtty AdminlstraUon to address htah “ c'cn * are Inclined 1,1 1“U!I,“ , w-iK-wi Undent* ? ... 1 'n5t“ ' Nlgrrun* to* "Jubilate Deo iBhout With Joy' be true U Lhe whole farm i» 01 ’TH ,!t Tn addition he shared one week believe that educated people do not sterum near Uie Mayflower School with “A Mighty Fortress Is Our ■ placed in the soil bank by you' thia district office will each term in the wpenUlon pf work wiU: their hands^Servant could alw be uwd for swimming ,God" as an encore. Nine mem- a* the landowner and there are , furny.li a qualified speaker to study periods and work period* :Ubar ls fhcQp Ulc dl, and flshipg p> some areas the bers of the choir come Xrom i no tenant* on Uw farm. .lecture, answer question* and He afao Hxxuon-d 15 student* each j prtnlde niauy daaire for teach­ water is infested wnh parailta Michigan. , Question: I've got two differ- I*n°w nimj *» sMUrtly.. in agriculture, landa-aplng and ! u»g practical Uiln^p However, they After graduation from Abqa ColI received a letter from Mr tnt numbers for my income lax Addreoa >w requ«d and quesmusic oocletlm far two one-hour, are being educated U to •~'**~~*~** understand J Jtge thia spring, Jerry plans to : — z • .......... .w-w- —■ continue his education He hopral,week They—— period* a week, and as his con- < that work is dignified enjoy reading ’ Uie How many numbers do I neecd 1 traUon 50 Rsnscun Ave.. N. E, tributlon to MavfDwer School oet Mayflower School operates to someday return to Africa, even' •Woodland News and also sent an j and how am I going to get the Grand Rapids. Michigan. Thai up a piggery. x , on terms which last three months, io tench. Though not permonenUy. item for the column. They report numbers right? Doos my wife office will reply directly to you. Whenever possible Jerry took with a month’s vacation between He brought buck many mcmen- tiiat ( it has been a much belter »e®d a numbar or could aha take |1 -z.. » -----—------- •-----------When Jerry arrived In Nigeria Winter so far than last Winter one of mine' I Spacecraft built to orbit the Nigeria where he saw native crafts ha *». impressed not by the dif­ pictures He particularly prizes a Diey iiave had no frost to harm and arts being practiced. ference between that country and couple of outfits he had made for anything ui Bradenton. They be straightened out. You should stand it* >J>oaUie environment called on Stella and Florence . TO PAY INCOME TAXES tlie native costume with a louse­ teaching. U hi* trip over and INCOME TAX TIME AHEAD Plan Your FINANCES HOW “When You Need Cash ” i us amount of construction that is tilting poncho type robe known ling settled in their new five! loom house near Bay Shore, f part* of NUtrla differ greatly. Tn tk-cvea. which are folded upon the close together, and while there shoulders and Indicate wealth. are still thatched-roof homes, many Underneath. Jerry ware a pajamaarc built of cement. Die stmts in many cotnmurutie* are cement called a "bubs" and the full punts with deep gulllca on ciUier side to are called "soro.' He completed hla carry off the heavy rains during outfit wearing a small. brlmlea* felt hat. Births at Pennock Tlf^ic, £lo WoKtvict the Africans friendly and anxious lot of know-how to fix i hi-fi achool. when nun fell cn the tin. the ’steaming Jungle,' cobras, ma­ laria, army ants and torrential rain* They have shrunk to life that nearly #n inch of rwtn fell stse. comparable to colds and our tn 15 minutes during one 'storm Plants grow fast in the warm climate, snake* are numerous, ter­ mites plentiful, although Uie army ahis help bocause they eat the termites At the school Jerry By Mrs. Clendon Curtis watched an ant raid on tennltra Woodland factory-trained* personnel to fix TV and tape recorders expertly repaired, too. CENTRAL RADIO & TV HOWARD T«UM»ULL WI 5-»|«7 0 WI 5-5992 221 N. Mtsnon at Mill WE CLOSE AT form S8-S. Anyone with mors than one number should notify us immediately. If your wife income tax identification. she । should also complete a form 88­ 5. Slit should not use your num- , Question: How do I pt social a* icr. a*4 «»<urlty credit for my farm In­ B. ksflioad. i rotne? I had black ants, about an inch long. The anta had sent our foragers, and then the snU, marching by two*s, made the raid, tarrying the termites back for food. Die cropland is dotted with trees to provide shade. The climate often reaches 120 degrees tn the sun and Woodland PTA The Woodland PTA will meet at the school Monday. Feb 8, at 8 pm. This will mark the be­ ginning of Boy Scout week. For this occasion the Scouts will tiavs the opening exercises of the meeting The program for the evening will be a panel discus­ sion on Mental Health. Ths nslny season, which begins tn No- el win consul ot ideal vtmber. provides moisture which is evidenced by the heavy foliage. NEW BUILDIHG 107 East Woodland Midway Between Broadway and Michigan Stop in and See Our Collection of CARPETS McGee - Monarch Largest Selection in Barry County" NYLONS - WOOLS - ACRILANS and Herculons j I, »695fc H. 501 Nylon INSTALLATION INCLUDED and FREE SPOT REMOVAL for • TO PAY BILLS . e FOR CURRENT EXPENSES CASH LOAN UPHOLSTERING *25 to ‘WOO Pickup sad Delivery. THE FURNITURE BUILDING Local Wayne Haxel ’65 Chevrolets CHEVROLET CHEITIOI.ET Redecorate your drhnray Park oat front, at least for a while, and let the neighbors enjoy that tleek itnpala Super Sport styling. After all, Su have everything else to yourself: i luxurious Super Sport interior with ita cushy bucket seats up front, handy center console and deep-twiit carpeting underfoot; the smooth and eaay Chevrolet ride, courtesy of Full Coil suspension and new Wide-Stance; and Chevrolet power, starting with our famous 140-hp Turbo-Thnft 230 Six. Thi« '65 Chevrolet's a home im­ provement if you ever saw one. f atMla Su»«r Start Cnps luck refreshments were served. Next month Uie group will meet with Mr. and Mrs. Duane Rowlader for a toboggan party pro­ viding the weather cooperates windy. ♦ Kepny Brooks, son of Mr. and Mrs Charles Brooks, and Nancy, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Sinclair, were In Grand Rapids over the weekend attending lhe mld-wtoter Insti­ tute of the Methodist Church. Here Is a report from more of our graduates from Woodland' David Blood graduated In 1955 and later married Iva Dane Schalbiy. They live in Massa­ chusetts now with their two year-old son. Wesley David. Dae 1 vid works for Raytheon as an electronics engineer at the Nor­ wood plant Just outside of Bos­ ton. Their address is 374 East Street. Sharon. Mass. Reinhold (Ronnlet Markwart Class of 1955. He IS i pastor at the Lutheran Church In Brad­ ner. Ohio, where he lives with his wife and son. Philip. Shirley (Classic > and Galen Kilmer both graduated In 1958 from Woodland. They have for­ merly lived in Lafayette, Ind, where Galen continued his stud- finance 112 5. Jtfferstx/— Phons WI 5-3424 Stop In or Coll — Sarno Day Service Nova 4-Door Stda» CHEVY n Economy on the upswing Who says bargains always come in a brown paper bag? Not Chevy II, Nova models include all the niceties: foamcushioned seat8, armrests, dual visors and more. Who says economical means stodgy? Not Chevy. II! Besides the 120-np Hi-Thrift 194 that powers Nova, we've another Six you can order— Turbo-Thrift 230. a sprightly 140-hp. Maun Super Sport Coups . I CHEVELLE Looks, luxury and lots more The looks you can plainly see. The luxury that’s a Malibu Super Sport you can just imagine: bucket seats, full carpeting, patterned vinyls and eight interior color schemes. The rest you'd better sample for yourself. And soon. prophesied that Shirley and Pat iGrinage) Slater would be run-' nlng a beauty shop within 10 years. However, that did not is fixing Shirley's Uttla girl's hair. John Schalbiy formerly at­ tended school at Woodland but did not graduate from here However. I can report that he Is 6 Moi RUGS and UPHOLSTERY Cleaned the Scientific Way by DURACLEAN • All Work Done in Your Own Homo • Everything Ready the Some Day • No Messy Soaking or Shrinking Miller’s DUSN 107 E. W .. . NaUonA1 discover the difference in the tree provide shade, grow rapidly freshment* will be served The president, Mrs Wesley Jopple. urges everyone to attend and •'fences’' are merely native plants. support your PTA. The Woman's study Group of Oom is/one of the'mart abund.int jrtjg* and Uiree cropa can be the Methodist Church 1* sched­ uled to meet with Mrs. Laurence Lowell, Wednesday. Feb. 10. Mrs Glcndon Curtis will be the lead­ er of the discussion. * Kenneth We're Now Located in our . PhoM 374-3523 Panner Ads Benefit YOU! his students to taste tor the first end visitor with Mr. and Mrs time. Also from Nigeria corr.cs the Garold McMillan. cassava, which after preparation. Eight couples of the Methodist Church met Saturday evening at The market places tc Uie home of Mr. and Mrs. Wtn. fascinating, and Jerry Black In Woodbury. An enjoy- NOON ON SATURDAYS PboM WI 5-2091 umuiu aw, uc uacu mr income ■ tax Identification. If you have t.xo. your social security earn. , you may request a duplicate card. | of the correct number by asking vrrslly ot Michigan, working on his PhD. degree in nuclear en­ gineering. He married a girl from icr. in Detroit. HU wife teaches at Livonia. If you are a graduate from Woodland, will you please help with this section of the column. *«*•* S?ort CORVAIR Everything's new but the idea The idea still is, make Corvair the sportiest low-priced Ocean. So, underneath its suave new continental styling, yo Corvair things like quick, light steering) sure-footed indi legendary rear-engined traction. Inside this Mopu, you’ll also seats, carpeting, a flow-mounted shift and lots of fun. Try it. side of the Atlantic find all those familiar rdent „_ suspension and find a brace of bucket CORVETTE Disc brakes to STOP ’ Faw-whttl discs: Need we s<Y more about thall Aa for going, choooe your V0—including a fuel-injected 375-hp stormer, Drive something really new-discover the difference at your Chevrolet dealer's Chevrolet • Chevette • Chevy JI- Corvair- Corvette crnUy I reported that the lady that did the mending for the Harry County Medical Facility this mistake. Hoitingi Begerov of Lanalng. Mr. LARKE BUICK-CHEVROLET 1435 S. Hanovwr HASTINGS WI 5-2425 �Missionaries to" Speak at E.U.B Church Services Honor Martin Bond Sales in Couple on 10th Wedding Jubilee Rev. Harold Olsen, missionary recently evacuated from retaellield Northeast Congo, will be speaking Bunday morning and evening. Feb. 7. at the Hastings Evangelical United Brethren Church. beginning at 8:55. u~. r la.- •"» to. rente Ward of Martin w e r o . ignored on their 40th wedding | .T?^C „ V**,*,. .ICP|C**nU<l anniversary Saturday. Jan 30.! pCTI^,t^°L thc, a slide sot with musical back­ ground depicting the work tlvat the dirt Church parlor* at Martin /T, oteboins uwuikra employer*. Bte.ih^te^etoMSS?taSln Bn-d n*dl“' nHB“cllU InrtltuUons ^n* for thc«- wtt****" m achlev5?lrtr £hrltUT 8eok5 ing Uus fine record ’ ha* served | _______ c_______ since IMO. “ “- Elmer Patrick sirs and tie arid other*. Including LeVaUey Leads Jehovalis and Berlin Center. IT P C 1 o Lonierence Conference treasiuvr's staff and turbulent Central African land Mlxrtnn Rev. Olsen was engaged In teaching In a Christian high school, took evangelistic teams into the villages, and prepared Gropcl radio programs for Radio BtahlcyviUe. Mr*. Otaen ta a medical laboratory technician. pensary on Aungt* Station, the Elmer Patrick, presiding mln- mission outpost where the OIister of Hartings Liter Hasting* Congregation of 1' ptan to retire in June and move Jehovah's Witne****, led a dele- | Both of the Olsen's furloughs gallon of 70 minister* to a Bible have been emergency ones caused conference al Brighton Jan. 22- j by sudden evacuations of mis­ sionaries from exploding and Frederick, and two grandchildren strife-lam Congo. In 1M1 they. who reside at Newark. Ohio. vised by American embassy offl- HASTINGS V STORE WORKMANS LUNCH KITS $188 J. W. Filaon, district super­ 11 vered his talk Our Divided World-Is-tt Here to Stay?" to an enthusiastic audience of Hl. mutiny of the Congolese army. Cloak-and-dagger drama and division: opposing world political intrigue shrouded that evacuaIdeologic*. many religions with taction Thraa—Fa(aa I tn < - Christian Science Text Announced Hears Talk. on ; Trip to Kussia • Small Clmifi at ; Big University . "God is a Spirit: and they that worship him must worship him ■ Nearly 83 percent of th* ctessn at The University of sx" । gets tne tname ot mo mote ixs- ate stuuenu are enrouea ns»* I "Educational' •'Educational' and Sociological Sociological1' *** ult U3tad “- "AptalL" -t—-------------------be read al'fewer 1 than 33 student* each. ( . Patterns of Ruasia" was the topic Christian Science Services Sun- ; dlteusscd by Mra MeMn Smith, ‘‘“Y'ro"’ ' Science ■ - * ■ — - - - ■_ _______ . anrt and Health witH with Krv Key tn to llm the Wednesday. Jan. 27, meeting of Scriptures" by Mary Baker Eddy will Include this: "Spirit being God. there ta but one Spirit, for there can be but one infinite ganlratlon for women educator*. Mr*. Smith (bowed slides of the' People to People tour which die and her husband took In Septem­ NEW TURBINE CAR—The Arthur F. Churchill family ber. Convening at the Methodist Bryan Kutchins. senior letter Thursday was presented this new Chrysler Corporation tarbin* man of Michigan ear far use during the next three-months. ChurehlB was selected on a random basts for the turbine car, one of about *M motorists ahort business meeting presided meh had between ICu over by Mta* Ruth Tangerstrom.:■ swimmer at Lans I ton High School president. under a no-charge agreement. En route to Moscow. Mr*. Smith u.J - ------------ briUlant flower* school the group peeled to maintain the physical i. Other picture* appearance t of the car, exercise visited all reasonable care to protect It ---------- --------------- Ing grown under glass, typical cf Belgian practice; ■from itamage and supervise Ita oue firm animal irather Uun a team i drawing * vehicle in Hol­ Alt of the Chrysler Corpora­ land; bicycles for yound and old tion turbine car* are Identical in and Uu-h road built for them, run­ . Body style, color and other fea- ning parallel, ta the highway*. ■ lures. Each a dtettecUvrty Despite a sense of uneaslnca, ; Styled four-passenger, two-door poratton turbine car motorist for the next three months In Chrys­ ler's turbine market Evaluation bred Turbine Bronxe. A harmon­ frtendiy. Among the many pictures ising brume interior trim com- Motorists Test Chrysler’s New Turbine Car presented Thursday to Arthur F Churchill and his wife. Florence, of 2511 Harding Avenue. Lan- Mrs. Brown Dies H Suddenly on Wednesday let Corporation product planning engineer. The turbine delta----- Motel tn Lansing. crimination, and economic in­ at night and travel llUle-used equity. "Disagreement in the Jungle roods to avoid marauding stalemate. and forming of hew nations In Africa and Asia would tcrity of Red Squire. She (minted out that In the churches all facial Of lhe Bolshoi Theatre's perform­ ance of the ballet "Swan Lake" she said It was the moot exquisite Imaginable. who died suddenly Wednesday, Jan.. 27. were held Saturday, Jan. The found that a hospital was So. al 3 pm. at lhe Cedar Creek well staffed with nurses but tackBible Church. world unity." Prison said. Fourteen new ministers baptlred at the meeting. American hospitals In a Russian Institute and Michigan State University. He ta president of the exit Congo Lansing council of the PTA. Stanleyville In August. 1864. sud­ and takes an active Interest In ard-Ogood Funeral Home until pm. Saturday, Feb. 6 at 0:30 , __ , denly pul in danger all Ameri- the Boy Seoqt.aMvemenL chines, in the Horne Economics the .Mr. and Mra. Fellowship At a new* conference preced- EUB Classes to Have Fellowship each Complete with Pint Thermos This Week Only- Hastings V Store The Hastings Banner TSanday. Fabrean 4. IMS have their spaghetti supper in the south basement of the I gine ta “in many ways rebels before an evacuation was to the piston engine wi possible, but the Africa Inland been in use nearly thr ters of a century" Hi I example, that the 11- „ will be^oileited for food. A time cause of tho mtakton's proximity power turbine engine produce* to ti g*ruts car activity equivalent to a 230* Joyed. horsepower V-8. but weighs only the bonier .overnight, with the half aa much. Gunderson drew attention to reijel.jjdvuncc coming closer by lhe hour. Finally they were par. the performance of the Chrysler mttted by Congolese Officiate tq turbine car; in particular, be stressed, lhe smooth. response to In addition to her husband. of engine vibraUon. He said the results of the current market Hharan. at home, employed by evaluation "will provide soma of Hartings Mutual Insurance Comthe answers we need as a baste"*’”' x— Rapids They have two children. for decisions on the future of our Daniel. B, and Michael. 3. ' turbine program." The evalua­ tion. he explained, "is designed to provide us with. information Free Methodist regarding the extent and char­ of the market for a becca Gunter, Livingston. Tenn., CYC Honor Council acteristics turbine-powered passenger car." r-s...»kin The flrat Christian Youth daughters. hlnd- In the communal farm Uuy visited, about 300 persons lived. Mrs Smith took many pictures of children, especially appealing to NO NEED TO BEEF if you’re injured by a Halting! Mutual Home, owner* policy. Hdres a good steer ., . let your local Hastings Mutual agent beef-up your in­ picture of our entire trip." Her audience studied an expression that mingled kindness with wiiat surance protection. Hell be glad to tell you about it. Call him today! Aufhorised Hasting* Agent in This Area , tings Free Methodist Church on Sunday. Feb 7. during the Sun­ day school hour. You are Invited for three months'tmdcr a no­ charge use agreement The car NEW1 IModcK sampling base. Churchill was selected on EXPERT TIRE SERVICE by DU BARRYs A sensible, effective method of skin care BARR Tira Shop Taite* Just 6 minutes a day...gives continuous protection. Paradox Crime S. ROYAL Dirtrib irtw Cleanser and Skin Freshener to purify and refresh^ Crime Paradox for night it Buy* on » Used Tire* treatment: Paradox Moisturizing Lotion under make-up. It's that simple. Woodland at Prescription Pharmacy FBI! PARKING Ph. WI 5-2466 126 I. Stat* St. . by Touche. Ros?. Bailey and Smart, a nationwide accounting dinner Tluusday evening firm experienced in marketing and selection programs. Chrysler representatives of the local budd­ specified Lansing aa the site of ing trades and building allies. the delivery and the accounting firm picked Churchill from Uie letter inquiry file for that area. He requested use of a turbine car In a letter Tie wrote to Chrys­ ler on October 11. 1862. The Churchills have been marhmung with etoetrtclty wm the chlldrin. Janet, 22, Lota, 20. Armeeting with emtamliv1ow^i>dth^Mnrwre1a phlU1- beln< P1***1 00 a new PterXuT? rate now in effect for 1 IMO orof ThS .Frit? ri»ta type « heating by Uie Con- r acuouick* LA jU HOMEOWNERS CALL COLLECT CASH to consolidate your bill*, lit and 2nd Mortgage*. No Rod Tape. Is Your Home DESERT DRY? PAY OFF ALL YOUR BILLS Pi *1.500 „.p«t o-'r $17.42 $3,000 ...*w O.I, $34.84 $5,000 o.h $58.06 SECOND MORTGAGES Originsl Howto You Cs* ' Bal. Naw •oerow Haos* Csat > 4.300 $ 5.000 $1,500 1 $ 9.000 $2,500 $ 6.500 $13,000 $ 9.500 $3,500 1 $15,000 $5,000 $10,000 270 W. Jacksoei M. Brtfle Creak, Miehigsa Call Coilwet dial Office & School ’ Supplies STATIONERY SCHADERS Office Supplies COLEMAN AGENCY 203 S. Michigan, Harting* Hiona WI 5>S4I2 Authorlaad Hatting* Agent in This Area C RANDSEN'C ■ Insurance Agency 120 W. State St., Hasting* PhoiM WI 5-4174 Authorixwd Hasting* Agent in This Area The Sherwood Agency to the State-wide service program for used car buyers for on* full year on any Guaranteed Warranty used car Wa have joined with hundreds of other members of tho MICHIGAN Automobile Dealers AssodaUogTw provide the used car buyer with a state-wide discount program parts and labor. To receive and qm Make it an "Oasis FIRST MORTGAGES PARTY GIFTS Fif ty turbine «ra have been I Mention was also made of the built for Uie consumer research' !,cw >'anl UahU wl,h motrr program. In retun?1 for use of! B *** *** potto grill the tuftalne, selected motorists P**1 ***’ Jam» Ign­ ore asked to furntah Omrsler *^ and Tom Van AMrm nrtwtih information needed for Uie llrnt asetatanta for this market evaluaUon. : are*, were alro on; the ~ Tn getieiwl. -Chrysler handle-!Nrl* Waiim. the service, insurance and other I mginrer. —it* In regard to the turbine, ------------ •--------Eoch user buys the fuel fori Uit Hamer H'anf No Application Fee*. Quick Closing. Widow*, Retiree* are Welcome. If You Need Dinner was served, following the gogram and bnslnea* meettag <1* Mary Campbell was hostess •nd had decorated the tables with miniature snow men. Mu WI 5.3344 TACOBg •-F New Electrical Developments Told At Dinner with a Deluxe Power Automatic Humidifier! SPECIAL PRICES For a Limited Time AS MUCH AS 25% OFF MICHIGAN Maa N Hasting* Kaecheles, Inc Fiah«r-H«n(»,bach (Didi Walts., Owner) 305 S. Church WI 5-5352 lit N. MieMgan WI > 2421 WAMANTY UMD CAI MOMAM. Larka Raahm Motor Salas 1 r Buiek-Chavrolst rontloe-OMinwkila-CWiiuX Hl! S. Hanan, 107 H. MlcWoaa toMM WI 5-U1S rsona WI S-MH �nvmo -THE HASTINGS BANNED M-M Woodland PILGRIM HOLINESS CHURCH HASTINGS BAPTIST CHURCH HASTINGS FHCT METHODIST CHURCH South Hanover I Boltwuod Phone 945-9438 11 am. Morning worship. broadcast, WBCH. 10 am. Sunday school. Monday Tuesday 10 am. Sunday school. Wodncwday 6 am.—Men's Prayer Band. autborlUca. gram* ot sacred music to shut­ in group* Young People's service, 7 pm. tioncry kite and. when needed, hdp old folk* write let ten, to tlMtr friend* and relaUVos. Prcparauon and distribution Miswon. wUl be speaking. Saturday Bible Study Wed, 7:30 pm. WESLEYAN METHODIST CHURCH Hickory Corners, Michigan UNITED BRETHREN IN CHRIST CHURCH E. Colfax al N. Boltwood Rev. Doricne Speas, Pastor 10 am Sunday school. not Morning worship, U am. Youth,. Junior* Tuceday, All-Cutiferencc day choir of prayer followed by adminis­ trative board meeting at the McCallum united BRETHREN IN CHRIST (IHUIICH The Church in the Wildwood* TNephone 374-33*6 in Village of Woodbury Bunday school, 8:46 am. Worship, 11 am. Junior chureh for children. 10 am. Sunday school. 11 am. 1 Morning wonhip Fellowship service, 7:43 am. Youth Fellowship. Wed, 7 pm. Youth choir rahraraal. Wed, Special Services At Nazarerte Church Here 7:30 pm. Wednesday, prayer, praise and Bible study followed by administrative board. musical duo from Olivet WOODLAND METHODIST CHURCH ZION LUTHERAN CHURCH Vtite Road at Woodland Rev. Einar Unscth. Pastor "Your Friendly Sunday school, 10 am Youth Fellowship, 7:30 pm. WOODLAND CHURCH OF niE BRETHREN 8119 Coats Grove Road Sunday school, U am. x vrxioni, David Uad; Topic. Bill Meyer. Refreshments, Ed and 8 pm. Senior cbotr. 7 pm. Bible study on the book WOODLAND UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH Morning worship, 11 Saturday mi, Public Invited. AT CAN i nor' In the United States in 1962. 54.3% of ALL deaths were due to heart or circulatory diseases. More people died of heart diseases than all other illnesses and accidents combined. What can you do? Make sure you have regular health check-ups. ask your doctor how tack of exercise, being overweight, or other condi­ tions can contribute to heart and circulatory diseases, and SUPPORT THE HEART FUND CARLTON SEVENTH-IJAY ADVENTIST CHURC1T Elder Charica Wilber Saturday, worship. 9:30 am. GRACE LUTHERAN CHURCH Worship, 10:45 am. Sermon: FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH BruaSway and Center Willard H. CuttU. Minister Morning worship. 9:30 and 11. mon: "Willing To Be Counted." This is Boy Scout Sunday, and vltcd to attend the 11 am ter- Junior High Youth Fellowsldp, Senior High Youth Fellowship, •ICS the gur.itlon of Jesus. Sunday school and Bibla Every Sunday— “The Jacobs Lutheran Evangelism, having held morttn* throughout the United a full 10 am. Bunday school. Ph. WI 5-6318 .. Sat. sabbath school, 8:30. Worship. 11 am. WcdiMBday prayer. 7:30 pm. NORTH IRVING WESLEYAN Bunday, "U U Written,- on METHODIST CHURCH Sunday. "Faith for Today,- on HASTINGS WESLEYAN METHODIST CHURCH miles W. ot Broadway, Freeport Rev. Gerald Hcphncr, Pastor Morning worship, 11 am. Young People's service, 7 pm. The UUle church with tho big HASTINGS ASSEMBLY OF GOD CHURCH Rev. £.!. F. Oolbe, Poster 11 am. Morning worship. 7 pm. Wednesday service. frustrultoti many yrsuw ago to an e vangellsuc ministry mainly her Casey s inspiring ministry tn Ur Mualon of Grand Rapid* Recently the 80-yeor-old evanIlls faltliful trawling compan­ ion. had a serious automobile 66-" cident In the hills of Kentucky. Mrs. Vander Yagt never fully recovered and died eight months Bunday school. 9:55 am. Leon The month. area-wide hymwill fallow the evening Morning wurablp, 11 am.. sing evangelistic service. This hymnWorld Service Day sponsored by tho local WSW8. Rev. Harold Olsen, missionary. cocapcd from Frwport papttet Pastor. Doti, a senior al the. Hudsonville High 0 pm. Youth Fellowship. 7 pm. Rev. Harold Olsen will school's Bible Club. also is lhe president of tlie Young Adult The public Is invited FnllowslUp In his homo chureh in Grand Rapids. ' Tuesday HASTINGS CONGREGATION CEDAR CREEK BIBLE Musical Services OF JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES CHURCH Consultations at tho Nortlilawn Campground Rd. 8 mlln Muth of S.U.B. Church in Grand Rapid* At Area Churches Hastings Rev Richard Grahn, graduate Watchtower Bible Study. 4:15 9:15 am. Rachel MUrtonury Poster. Donald Tack of Cillcago Bible College and pm Sunday school. 10 am. Tuesday, congregation Bible Worship, 11 am. Wednesday dent Church at Grand Marias. study, 8:15 pm. A Youth meeting, 8:15 pm. ST ROSE CATHOLIC CHURCH McCallum United Brethren in Wcdruwiay prayer meeting and Rev. David Hawley, Road Wednesday evening. Feb. CARLTON CENTER METHODIST CHURCH FEO FEE'S BIBLE CHURCH Hl. Nashville. Ph. 653-6477 Saturdays. 7:30 am. on Sundays. Church Thursday. Feb. 11. Morning worship. 9:15 am. Thursday Hu wife, Sonja, and daughter. 10 un. Sunday school. 11 am. Morning worahip. Berglund and her three chil­ snd Benter OR.4NGEVILLE ST. AMBROSE, DELTON dren. David. Lort and Danny, Saturday BAPTIST CHURCH Youth FaUowahlp bowling W. Glen Campbell. Pastor fkrvlcrt at each church are ST. AUGUSTINE, 2 miles south of Gun Lake to beginret 7 pm. giving school MIDDLEVILLE pun. Church library 6:45 am. Sunday school. ^uraday. 7 pm. Pioneer Girls children an opportunity to hear 11 am. Morning worship. the talented BtxglutMl. young7 pm. Evening worship. OUR'LADY OF GRKAT OAK, and Boys Briga*. stcfi and to enjoy the featured DOWLING Rev. Keith Coffey. Pastor WI 5-3312 10 am. Sunday school. Sunday school, 10 am. Classes Worship, 11 am. Holy Com­ munion. Sermon: "Hidden Sin." Nursery service provided. Wednesday lay, Women'* Fellowship, meeting. lay, 4 pm. Junior choir. the Grand Rapids School at tl» Bible and Muse will supply tho musical ministry In the servioe. Fur information, call Clayton x 0MMM Rev. George J. Huber. Pastor Swift 367-3225. CYC group* Wednesday, 4-5 When a CiuUtUn Experience Woodland Bible club, for boys FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, MaJcta j-uu a Member. and girls. Meeting place. Wood­ Young People Thuraday, 7 pm. land community room over tho 10 am. Bunday school. 11 am. Morning worship. HASTINGS GRACE Bunday rohoed. 11 am. 7:30 pm. Evening worahip. LAKEWOOD E. U. B. CHURCH 7:30 pm. Wednesday prayer. Sunday worship. 10 am. EVANGELICAL UNITED Warship hour, ll am. BRETHREN CHURCH MYF Sunday, 7 pm. THE GALILEAN BAPTIST 502 E. Grand Street Sunday evening service. 8 pm. CHURCH Wed newt ay service, 8-pm. Former Freeport High ^hcoi nothing but the Bible. WI 5-4995 MILO BIBLE CHURCH HASTINGS 8EVENTH-DAY through Friday. 9 am. to 12 Route 3, Delton. Michigan ADVENTIST CHURCH Sunday Voice at Prophecy Radio WOOD 1300, 9:30 am. WOODBURY UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH the program, Mr. Vaughn sold, will be pastor Charles L. Wilber. and a student minister from Andrew* University, Harbert Prescription Pharmacy Floyd Walter. SupL be to bring a Uttlo CltrlsUan cheer Night Adults, and childrecL Musicians at Freeport Church Sunday School. 10:30 am. MlMtaariM, pl»M 945-9363. Cha EvangvUcal United Brethren Church of HasUngs. will lead an or 846-3703. Evangahstic Crusade in the Fin* Evangelical United Brethren BuauJ M ,..U» O.1U~> CLOVERDALE EVANGELICAL Chureh in NobtanrUte, Ind, Feb. CHURCHBaptist Church 7 through !<• CiirUsUan Endeavor, Sunday. 5 CHURCH OF GOD STONEY POINT FREE METHODIST CHURCH similar faculties twice a month TRINITY GOSPEL CHURCH Evangelist and 7:30 pm. Evening service. Bunday school, 10 am. Worship, 11 am. Evangelistic service, 7:30 pm. known Rev. Buwalda to Spook in Indiana LAKEWOOD BAPTIST COATS GROVE CHURCH CHRISTIAN CHUBCH Community Room above Wood- Morning warship, 10: Wednesday prayer. 7:30 pm. fluidren 4 to 9 yaar* old. Voluntary 8o««y plana matcri- j 6.30 pm. AU Young Peoples meeting*. This young people* group b1 «. KALAMO PENTECOSTAL 7:30 pm. Evening church ktsubdivided inte several field* of CHLBCH activity should JK8US CHRIST OF LATTER DAY SAINTS Worship. »ul Adventists to Bring‘Sunshine’ To Area Shut-ins posed chapel Brain That Snappy ?65 Ply mouths snap up a deal right now! Monday 7:30 Christian Education Com­ mittee meeting. Wednesday Hour,' home of Mrs. Leoson Sharpe. 4 Junior High class In church membership Thursday Martha'Circle, Wednesday,* 1 BOWENS MILLS CHAPEL Henry VanTH, Evangelist 126 East State St. - 11:16 am. Sunday school. Phone WI 5-2466 Hurting. METHODIST Churches First Methodist Chureh Rev. George Elliott Rev. William Ncthery Sunday. Feb. 7 la Scout Sun8:45 am. Church echoed. 1908 to 19651 Children’s Mission during the worship service. The chAdrmh 57 Years of Service j Junior and Senior MYF. Monday. 8 pm. Fourth ury.. ■ The biggest, plushest Plymouth Just one of Plymouth’s 60 different models... the Roaring '65a! Wednesday, 6:30, WSCS din- INSURANCE gumU. children's clsolr rvlMsirsol ' Youth choir rehearsal. the cold winter months. They plan to pay you to put on your overshoes • and sloBh into the showroom. How? By in Hutingi and Surrounding Communities ii Martin ( uro era Church school. 8:45 am Quimby Church Worahip COLEMAN AGENCY Earl Coleman SUM L Mkhifan. service. 11:1 CHURCH OF THE NAZABENE 307 E. MarahaU BtroM *• Minister. Dale R. Harvey (ii* Jim Cwknaan HrMmrs WUM4I2 There couldn’t be a better time than right now snapping good deal on a 1965JPlymouUi. Plymouth are determined to keep sales running at a fever pitch through offering deala, deals, and more deals! Never again will your preBent car be worth as much as right now at a Plymouth Dealer’s. They’re offering the greatest deils ever... real snow shovel specials! So button up and go see your Plymouth Dealer... ypu'll get a warm welcome and a red hot deal 1 GET A DEAL ON A GOOD USED CAR, TOO! With Plymouth salsa up, Plymouth Dealer* are taking more ears in trade. So, for a good buy on > top-quality med FURY/ BELVEDERE^ VALIANT/ BARRACUDA See your “Pealin’ Man” at Plymouthland DEWEY'S CAR PALACE BARRY'S FARM STORE M-43 at Sprague Rd., Delton S. Hanovsr at Hartings City Limit* Morning war strip �afternoon tor treatment Freeport THE HASTINGS ELANffUt—-0 Char lea Geiser vlalted Mrs TdrihMYl of (.’Kirksville at the F ----- ----* Ionia 1Memorial Hospital in Ionia Friday. Mias Donna * Mrs. William Bkxvh spent Wed- family and Mr and Mra Paul Cnimimtk and family io Grand i Rapids Sunday when- they enjoyed Mrs. Pete Wsllunas. ♦ Mr. and dinner at Knapp’s tn honor of Mrs Mrs. Marvin Patrick and family Hospital Saturday. Jink*. daugh­ ter of Mr. and Mra Ewood Yoder. underwent Mirgtry Wcdr«d»v. .* Pcathu.nu*' birthday. Mr, and Mrs MntClreta Blough sit a Satuitlay the evening with ice cream and and family were Sunday dinner1 heart Banquet' will be held Fob. surgery Kw mb put tn a body gumta of Mr. and Mrs Vernon l»th al the Mrthodtet Ctwrch Mr. and Mrs William Blough. .... iiaJl at fl 30 pm. The ttemc for She returned to her home Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Miahlcr of Karyl Livingston called on Mis v . »—— Jim Durtjin and baby at Teach Joyed Ice tUhlng at Ludington Pri- the Blue Birds and their fatten of their daughter, Mr. and Mrs j Lake Thursday Mrs Wieland was Arthur Fuller in Hastings on Sun------ChartM Blough. * Mr. and Mra.1 a weekend vlatar of the Rar Wle- day. * Mrs. Wayne Field* and I day and. Saturday. parents. Mr. and Mrs . HJtbard Vendeville. of Kalarnamd * Master Billie Bird of Middleville * Little Laurt visited Monday with Derails TB*y. * Mr. and Mrs Charles Blough * Mr. with i birthday party Friday tvtabi* for their daughter. Teresa's 5th birthday. Guests were Mrs Latter of Juitary 20 Mr. and Mrs. Jerry. Pusthumus Mr and Mrs Dean btuart and and family of Alto were Sunday family were Sunday dinner gurtds of Mr. and Mrs Ralph Stuart and and family of Grand Rap- daughters of Ionia * Ted Wallen mond and rtdldren of Caledonia were Saturtey visitors of Mrs vlaltcd hb iamc parents, and Mm* > —— —— — .u*. Mr, .nr iina .urn tan Romh enimd BJodgetl Ho*-, Claude Walton, and tfstcr. Mra. Rlclurd Bird and daughters of pital in Grand Rapids Sunday Dorothy Canmbell, last Monday. * Irvin* spent die weekend with her Camp Fire Smoke WI N MOO Y Our 3rd Weekly Dream Trip Winner \! Mr. and Mrs. RICHARD WALSH of Kalamaxoo. They’ra going to Hong Kong I You can win a Dream* Trip to any one of 14 World Famous Cities. A Lucky Trip j Winner Ivory Wook I Play JajL Vacation Bingo Today I <100 Winner <100 Winner <100 Winner Betty Polhamu* Eunice Brown Mrs. Howard Morrison TENDERAY Mra M. Holdridge DOUBLE STAMPS on WEDNESDAY Tenderay Swiss and Round Steaks Sirloin Steak T-Bone Steak TENDERAY <100 Winner 51 EXTRA TOF VALUE STAMPS FRESH GROUND HAMBURGER Redeem at Kroger Ihru Sei. hb. 6.1965. I Redeem at Kroger tin Sat hb 6.1965 50 EXTRA TOP VALUE STAMPS 51 EXTRA TOP VALUE STAMPS Tenderay Now's lhe time to pamper your yon lor Beal with big sale savings orf Kroger Tendaray Brand Steak-tho one line bool that is TtNDEWD NATURALLY WHILE JTU FRESH. RONELESS POT ROAST Tenderay Tenderay BmrImi Rump Raast ib 89/ Tonderay 4lh & 5th Ribs BO ROAST . lb 69/ Southern Star Redeem at Kroger thru Set. hb. 6,1965. 25 EXTRA TOP VALUE STAMPS1 Radeon al Kroger thru $e« hb. 6,1965 T’nderay Bo‘,on Rolled - A a a Boneless E S 799 Pot Roast Center Cut Rib Pork Chops Kay Bee Frozen 20-cz. Cube Steak Del Monte r iwaruTiriuaESTtan with purctwM ot 1-lb. or mor* Tenderly BONELESS BEEF STEW . Canned Hams 50 EXT1A TOP VALUE STAMPS «tlh lhe purchase oi HYBRABE'S COINED BEEF BRISKET Fruit Cocktail ts~<- 50 EXTRA TOP VALUE STAMPS with the purchase ol a pkg. of 41 KROGER TEA RAGS Doi Monte Whole Kernel or Redeem al Kroger thru Sal hb. 6.1965. Dal Monte SPINACH warunruLOEHMtn Cre» Style Corn inv<ov Del Monte 1-oz. Fruit Cocktail EL MO ►AYS cans 1-lb. I^or can Del Monte Silted Peachei or saEnuTorruuEUMin 50 EXTRA TOP VALUE STAMPS with Fha purchaia'ot a J Cliuaoa Chsnky Coffee Cab Stewed Tomatoes Redeem at Kroger Ihrv Sa*, hb 6,19*1 D.I Mon* CATSUP 20-ox. biL Del Monte Halved or VAC-PAC KROGER Sliced Peaches < b Buttermilk Bread Kroger Coffee 50 EXTRA TOP VALUE STAMPS KROGER GELATINS m al Kroger thru SaL hb 6.1965 IN EXTRA TOP VALUE STAMPS with a 12 or mors porchaw oi REALTN & BEAUTY AIOS tateam al Kroger thru Sai. hb. 6.1965. Jumbo Iceberg iy, ik. Kroger Pel Ri^z Frozen EW-Mllk Cream Fits 3 «>» Lettuce 51 EXTRA TOP VALUE STAMPS wdh the purchaM ot 2 can* of KROGER CANNEB RUTS 89/ Rateam at Krogw Him Sat hb. 6.1965. Kroger Italian or Double Stamps Every Wednesday htste (reid 2 <h«> iow>. 4 9K CATSUP 6 M ok. bottles $1 U. 1 Ha. 1 Sri. A MriMpm FOTATSES 15»>i»<>99X U S. Na. I Sri. * Gold- Oewa Hah. POTATOES 5^69/ laaHu U Sri. **89/ Florida Vic-Rip. Tomatoes *24 size t Heads 50 EXTRA TOP VALUE STAMPi VAC-PAC with the purchow ot • 3 lb b*S ol TEXAS YELLOW ONIONS KROGER. COFFEE lateen at Kroger Ihn, Sai. fob. 6. 1963. >-■*. <«■ <1.99 �™‘“ JTo Begin Bam At Fair for 4H; Need Donations THE HASTINGS BANNER Barry Farmers Apply for New Feed Grain Base maintaining Centennial Ft enrollment of 1.012 youngsters in It* varied program*. i Highlights Interesting FARM NEWS are aeC for Feb. 18, Feb. 25.,ZT Short Course For Farmers to Be Held at Alma “IiUraW “ on record ka ping, the compel, A rwtetnuon fee of S1250 will live position of Michigan * cm-; industry Uic Ito econo-! ream-1 ~ “7~ r—tie,feeding Industry. SiSS'm- IcwlUU mlcea ol alUJT — “‘"“ uril ' ' ‘ “f , Junior methods, cattle b.-ccdlng and [ books and printed material*. Each registered participant nuuuiffinmt. ' will rwavc a large loose-JmU notebook containing printed ma- ELEVATORS 8th ANNUAL Day Wednesday, February 10, 1965 10:30 A.M. to 3:00 P.M. Woodland High School <« WwlW) PROGRAM 10. -00 Movie—World of K. 11. 00 "Micronutrients for Field Crops"—Les Tobin, Eaton Co. Ag. Agent. 11 >30 "Field Yield Capacities" — Howard Walker, Farm Services Representative. 12:00 Lunch. 1:30 "What about the Army Worm, Clover­ leaf Worm, Cereal Leaf Beetle, Bean Beetle in ’6J5?" — Dr. Frank Fronek, E^Z Flo Chemical^Co. "What’s ^New in dorn"—Leyton Nel­ son, MSU Extension Specialist.ip Crops. 2:15 "Nutrients - Service - Profits" — Dr. Mac King. Agronomist, International Mineralsand Chemical Co., Skokie, III. 2:55 Door Prizes. EVERYONE INVITED Free Lunch , . . Door Prizes Be Our Guest. PLANT SMITH BROS. ELEVATORS LAKE ODESSA FOOD . r«r - DR. S. MacCAUAJM KING Phone DR 4-7411 Several project* were compleicd. including a smorgasbord in Apni .nd > miU toad U (h. Li«l« Smith Bros. Invite Public To ‘Crops Day’ which Marriage MiMU'UI* Il will be an open buildingLand Fann Crop* al Michigan Mt can be divided into *Ulls BUto Unlvwxlly, will high-light contact the County ABCS Of- tory. They were aaaUted by ma- accommodate whichever type of tron. Mrs. Frank Welnbtvcht and ' livestock needs housing. ‘ * Joseph; Th! building will be dedi­ Smith Brothers Elevators, of j cated a* a memorial io Arthur ' Itangudt®. Woodbury. King 1* presently Agricultural Modern farm burtnta* man-,oUjer OI1C of Carlton Granges To rnUc Ulc balance of the agemeut Is becoming * morn ex- | rutto generation members Ste- money needed for lhe barn. Baructing and Unportant Job every yen 1* the *on of Mr* Rancuetto ’> County 4H and Carlton — - Grange will join efforts in a Hi* topic, "Nutrient* - pin*, ciiickcn barbecue to be held June service-equals-profII*," U one you to truly evaluate imy port 7—„----------- — planning Mage. Carlton Orangot your farm operation wittout ?!el ,to cn 10 conUnu® M1U u> ) « X m vpunuwu niuuvuc Gcrtrut^, UoQ,h gt Uj(j I her help and for the donations Anyone or any organisation : of prbuw. wishing to contribute to thi* There wu much discussicn project may do so by taking their and pbuis for Ulc 4H livestock donation to BmUng* Saving* de return without iui estimate. A: ' - - Loan at 13g g. 8t*tc Bt, stoting lust ro.Jrtri^L-ri’Tne :itwl u » urgent, tnai u ui lor uie in uivcawcx 1 l logeUw oeunj-s far cooperating with the Bum. Carlton Grange. Or you 011 UH'CI 4H Clubs will be given in a ,n»y c*11 Wi &-4SU and «>me one The Telfarm neon! system !cparatc writing from Uie Orange will call on you will help solve both of these । ’ to receive and record the conDroblcma It will summariro vour I _3chMn ^linilIX“ trmutlon. Several work crews । will be needed also for Satur­ days, probably during February and March. Anyone wishing to Join a conbu.-4ri£^> tm rwimnv according • kitchen windows leaving atruiUon crew may do so by ... ... . .. nirk4 In r <i>wra.*«w- nt ■> calling Bill Kirkpatrick at WI 5-5121 or WI 5^3561. jpitol and very UL Tho Stade!'* 'flu' MSU Forage Tests Aid Farmer To Make Hay should investigate tills prognuii have a program on Con: Uwrouhgly to see what 11 can 'J he committee num! Eliminate hay from dairy and ,>p —" ■— — Waller Enddo for you. i Harold Kingibury. beef ration!? A team of MichlWe will hold a meeting at the, atey,,, «lcy,^ Joseph Bangui. Kanguette and Community Budding in Ho*Unga Jerrf \Amlrua. Coffee .VW. V on Feb. 8 ..M.. from AV.UUU. 10:30 urn; U, to V 3;' win bo Mrs. Itobt. Still pro. to discuss •**“"— the --------------------program and - George । Ulrich. to teach tlie reporting proccd- 1 tins. I hope Uiat you will be': Hugh Henderson. MSI' ani­ able to attend Uils meeting. We i mal husbandry tpeclaltet, slalea would al*o be glad to you that a recommended ration for anytime to explain what Tel-. A farm for which Color SETCHELL-CARLSO THE ONLY COLOR T.V. RECEIVE! THAT NEVER NEED LEAVE HOME Intendcnt of the University'! Include; A movie entitled “The World FOR MAINTENANCE. FEATURES . . . • Unit-ized Chassis • Unequaled in Performance Tobin. Agriculture Agent. County; a sertea of slid "Field Yield CapabUlUre Howard Walker, • Tri/e Fidelity in Sound mtc impact in 1965, featuring • Lower Service Costs A • World Renowned ON DISPLAY sun. MSU Extension Specialist Ln Crops, and a free lunch at the most unique and original of the farmer informational gvttogvthera in tho Central MlchSmith nays everyone U invited to* attend. I - EASY TERM SENTZ TV SALES & SERVICE (Complete Antbrina Service) 315 S. Hanover WI 5>38f Receives Frat Bid 2 Barry Dairy Groups Plan Annual Meets pledge the Arnold Air Society which is Uie air fare*' honorary fraternity at Michigan State University. Mike Lx currently en­ rolled in tlw Ixlmc . AFROTC program and has rotabilahed a The Barry-Dowling ABA will good grade point in the univerhold it* annual meeting Feb. 9, at 12 noon nt the Baseline Methodist Church. Ken Beuske, who are pledging tills term. available from dlrectora of tlie County Extension office. Tickets cost »1M All members should plan to attend. Tin- Barry-Southwest ABA will hold it's annual meeting Fib. 18, nt 8 pm. at the Prairieville Town Hall A representative from M- A. B. C. will be Rural speak­ er. Refrrilimait.s will be served. WOODLAND Call WI 5-3181. D-DAY '65 “A 300-day feeding period for 200 animal* would require M0 tons of com silage and 220 tons of high rnoLMuro com," reports Henderson. "This would mean filling a 24 x 70 allo with silage and 14 x 50 silo With high mois­ ture com." Don Hillman. MSU dairy spe- Load up with IDEAS for More Profitable Farming at JOHN DEERE DAY a dairy farmer that milk! 100 COW! daily to feed 2.630 tons of 70 percent com silage for a total lien! of 221 animal*. This would tnlcude /loo milking rows, 32 dry cow*, 53 animal* ranging In mm from 10 monUifi to freshen­ ing, 29 animals IS to 10 months Barry Fann Calendar... i T8X. rii. Tuesday, February 9tl rJrt tavr.iMk ci’b* srt‘i: w#odUn4 rU. 11—4U Dc< C*rePU*4«r »M«lac. 1 pi. Bxuaitoa oaua. TBB IS—111 Sewn run Cuitan Phone 367-3485 MARTIN GARN & SONS quality and moisture content are GRADE HOLSTEIN DISPERSAL Wednesday, Feb. 10th ... 11 a.m. At Farm Located Northwest of Charlotte. Mich., on M-50 to Vermontville Rd., West I Vi Milos to Mulliken Rd., North Vi Mile or 9 Miles South of Mulliken on Mulliken Road. 70 Hoad of Grade Hohteins—consisting of 54 Cow*—16 bred Helfers. 27 Cows have a completed record that averages 442.5 lb. fat, all on 305 days. There are 23, 2-yr.-olds milking in their first lactation and they arc averag­ ing 43.4 lb. milk par day. Individual records up to 20.802 lb. milk—1 738 lb. fat. 25 Cows-are bred far base. 15 cows have freshened since November 1st— milking up to' 86 lb. a day. Cows er® bred to bulls in MABC—each as Lucifer, Sensation, Explorer, Sym- , Uh- Agricultural Engiiu-crlng Der'tunaen. tit-, j ptulmmt, Michigan “Htato Uni-j 10:30 *.m. ui vcralty. Ea*t Lansing. ryoat*. w DAIRY EQUIPMENT 500 gal. Steinhorst stainless steel Bulk Tank; Universal pipeline Milker— 3 sHiits, enough pipe for 6 stall walk through; Set of stainleu steel Wash Taniu; Universal Vacuum Pump. HAY 2000 Balas of 1st and 2nd cutting Alfalfa—all crimped. Lunch Served Terms may be arranged through Notional Bank of Detroit, Plymouth Branch—Mr. Kehrl. [^Developing a protection pro­ to your Insurance planning MARTIN GARN & SONS Owners CHARLOTTE, MICH. GLENN CASEY, Sale Mgr. fr Auctioneer, Williameton, Mich. Phone Z55-2930 - 655-2251 - Tokyo Marts 800 major new ' buildings a year, or more titan tWQ a a. ‘graphic- a ;l pan* — 1 about 10 1 There ore 8 Gows to cotve between now and May 1«t. 16 good bred heifers, all voccinotod—to Btort cah-ing in February, tirad by MABC buHi. Only Six Caws ovjr 5 years old. T.l. & Bangs Tasted Some Calf. Voce. % pcricnoe tn tho production at feed gralna in the l**t five yean; must have adequate equipment administered by die for the production of feed while lhe markers have gralna; the land mint be wit*hl* vidtd through the courb. Detroit Kdleoci Company Dr. 8. MacCalium (Mac) King.' Telfarm Record System Aid at Income Tax Time SMITH BROS 1:00 ’ZT on’numw. M a Cta>gj-jjh-o members were hatmy to 1 tfeson, Michigan State Unlwr- V 1. Carlton Grangers Report Activities Tlii* farm, located In C Tuwiislilp, )ia.i been In th teiilon of the family SlhCd It was originally puirhai that year by Elimbctjt Ant grandmother at the present tram Benjamin and Mary Onto. Tlie Michigan Hlrtarical tnlMkm established l!a Cai Farm Program tn 1948, and I A* Spring approaches th. I young people are bu*y feeding, i grooming and training these ani। mal* for show tuaa al the Barry i County Fair a* the climax of ithetr project. . I Each animal mtut be safely 1 «nd healthfully housed. No one 120 gram that is right for you require! expert planning. Be­ cause wc offer insurance of every kind for your home, car, family or business, we can ob­ ject! vciy analyze your require­ ment* over-all, and balance obligation for thb woke. Call wfcrdauUa. FREE LUNCH At our Showrooms COME EARLY AND SEE, NEW JOHN DEERE TRACTORS and MACHINERY FREE MOVIE al the Strand Theatre al 1:00 P.M. All the New John Deere Farm Equipment For '65 in Action on Film... featuring Hollywood and Television Personalities STU ERWIN - MARGARET HAMILTON "FUZZY" KNIGHT and Others! SEE WHAT'S NEW IN THE "LONG GREEN LINE" YOU'RE ALL INVITED �"Super Right” Cut From MATURE, Corn-Fed BEEF STEAKS FRYERS whou ib.29c TURKEYS 4h»%ib.. ib.39‘ Turkey Rolls ^Xdlb-89c Center Cut RIB ROAST 4U5th lb. 69* 77 Cap'n JOHN BREADED SHRIMP V MEDIUM 69‘ SHRIMP’tf” *3” Peeled & Deveined NEW YORK STRIP STEAK ib.’179 ^59' SAUSAGE ^' 63' All Beef FRANKS ROLLED CUBE Q T; QP T-BONE AOa SIRLOIN or ROUND or CHIP PORTERHOUSE STEAKS I FRUIT COCKTAIL 3 ° 89c A.&P. Cut Asparagus spears ”r 4 -89‘ Nutley MARGARINE LB. CARTONS QUARTERED c,.lb. 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Don Wolf and family and Carl Boules were Sat-, urday dinner guests of Mr. and Mra. Robert Herman, ft Mr. and Mra. Foul Humphrey of Owosso were Sunday callers oA Mr. and Mra. Russell Mead. ft Mr. and Mra. Russel) Mead attended a dinner Thursday nt Kalamazoo Fponsorcd by the Funk Seed rr WORKS LUCEMAGIC TO BRIGHTEN ROOMS THAT ONCE WERE TRAGIC! Hubbard Hills IMTEPiOR RAJMTV: Hy Mra. Albert Green By H. D. Burpee A while ago Mrs. Donald Smith, the election of Mra E Pennock of Heatings very graciously sent as president for the ensuing year me a history ot the Hastings | and. she appointed the following Methodist Church along with a officers and committees: Vice couple of old newspapers. I ap- president. John Babcock; secrepreclatc these contribuUons very tary. Mrs. Rose Beers; treasurer. Make your homo's interior, superior Mr. and Mra.' Robert Sens!- (hum with our help. See us for advice and easy-to-work-with materials. sgo Now they have a girl and finding something very Interest-: McDermott; program writer. Ing in just about any old news-jura. Chas. Barnaby, chairman paper. This one paper Mra invitation committee. Mrs. Della Norwood: chairman of commit­ tee on table, Mra, Eliza Brown: tines Herald. It contained a story chairman amusement committee. B. C. Pennock; committee on Reunions." For a long time I supplies. Mr. and Mra. Eddie Pennock; committee on dishes. Russell and Mary Durkee; com­ Delton Band. It could have very mittee on photographs, Mr. and well been this same 1906 reunion Mra Myron Pennock: committee , Thanks Mra. Smith for thia won­ on railroad fare. F. J. Norwood; derful story of our "Old Ttmera." committee on grounds. Curtis and Ernest Pennock. THE THIRD The exercises closed by sing­ ANNDAI> REUNION ing. “God Be With You TUI We Meet Again." Hospitable Home The Pennock Family Assembled Last Thursday journed for dinner. Covers were And Enjoyed Themselves have made for us and under the, from the family circle. New acquaintances have been responsibility, ot these "ten tai- j iurmed. some new faces seen. ente" we shall aspire and push iome old ones gone, some were j ____ ______ ______________ Hy Mra. Hurr t'aaaelt IMm ol j-1 detained at home on account of i nite When I make this statement ki Nashvme that am seitlng a high stand sickness and other reasons -----------.— ----- -­. I .U— nV . --.I — .. --------___ „ ________ VtAbout 5:00 o'clock all having ,ard for Uie people of my oen Glenn Pufpafl was a patient at spent a very pleasant day hand - .generation; for some of Uwse.in shaking and goodbyes closed the > our family whose lives aro stlll the ho»pjt#l in. Charlotte from program-wHS wi&J fhviUUdn; ft memory~gntrijaim''WlW'«re from host and hostess to meet at1 Just filling* out a rich old age are Sunday throuah Friday. He is the same place the last Thursday men and women of highest type feeling much better, w Mr. and m August. 1W7. and idea). But better opportunity Mrs. Boyd Pufpafl of Kalamazoo Sunday The if we «><> but were — inc following lununiiiK letter icivcr from num an mi makes belter ideas .. -—dinner -------- guests of~ absent member of the family .read it ao and we. I believe of Mr.. and Mrs. Karl Pufpafl. * was received and we have been । the younger class must get the.Mr- 5™ ,Mrs- Bufr F“*«‘t wcnrequested to reproduce it in con- meaning of life. If wc are going Bund^'. *ln?5.r lBJ«ta of Mr. and Thursday, August SO, occurred nection with this report: to measure up to the best and Oalr Passett of Algonquin Uie third annual reunion of Uie es but rather an bld fashioned I also the required of our day and I Lake. * Mr. and Mrs. Karl PufPennock family nt the home of picnic dinner on Uie lawn under­ Wuukeaha Public Schools; generation. My'friends and rela- pafl were Saturday callers of Mr. neath beautiful shade trees Waukesha. Wls >•’ •>■ thu ^riand Mra. Charles Dav. ft Mra. Tire day*was beautiful, cool where everyone contributed the promise as our fathers could not Clara La Hommcdleu, who spent and refreshing, and every one beat they had, from spring j and let no part of it go by de- ' convalescing nt the home felt just ilka having a good time chickens to bananas and pump­ To the Pennock Family fault on our part. ' of Mr. and Mrs Lewis Bolton, Relatives from Muskegon and kin pie. To say that all did not .nd Friends: I know the delight that this?"* ““ It occurred to me perhaps too Williamston arrived Wednesday do justice to such a sumptuous day brings to our host and hoit^hnts1 at Gun * late to reach you that some little | repost could not be done by one * note of appreciation to you as 'ess Sometimes within the last I ter. Richland. Kalamazoo, Michi­ present. Jt has seemed that the gan City. Delton. Prairieville. After dinner was over the pro­ ydlr gather tomorrow in your an­ year pleasure of this occasion would | *"° on ThurJtUy sPen‘t a few nual family reunion would not be gram might have been termed a not be theirs. But they are still | amiss. Wichita; Kansas, came on lhe CJKdtS. IM train. Through the> who had special musical talent Mra. Chamberlain and I both ;pated far beyond the promised I i and rendered some fine piano regret very much our inability span of life to welcome you. We i wish them many years more; train stopped on E. Pennock's> selections, among which might farm opposite the house and Uiei be mentioned: Miss Mabie To me theoe family reunions are with us that U>e iiupiratldn of I company headed by the bandI Spaulding. Miss Kate Pennock. splendid occasions. They help to their lives may lead us Im to higher living. i marched serosa lhe field to the■ Mrs Rose Been. M4m Bessie cultivate and keep alive ties We wish you al! a splendid; . Pennock. Miss Ruby. Springstead. which are so much valued and Then the band played several se­ and others besides Uie Delton appreciated especially by the day and a pleasant year before lections. Others from Chicago., band, who are always noted for older members of the family and Nashville. Hastings, brand Rap- their tine musical selections. which we younger ones many Very Sincerely Yount, 1620 S. Hanovar We must not forget lhe boll times undervalue. T think there A W Chamberlain. Promptly at 10:0? are. they game which was played between is a decided stimulus to any man Superintendent of Schools Proven by Anwrics's foeothe single and married men. and or woman In knowing that they mo«t commercial csr waih . president, Mra Charles Pennock. resulted In favor of Ute married are not alone In the world, to operaion. Adipled for doBUILDING PERMIT men. 2 to 1 Other sporta were feel that they are a part of a it-yourself methods that asengaged in by the younger ones. large family every one of whom which Rev. Bradley conducted After the musical ceased all feels friendly Interest in the suc­ the devotional exercises. Then assembled in front of the house cess or failure.of the individual So simple a child can oper­ to have a photograph of the member. We younger men and ate it! So much fun that mtnutra of previous meeting by company _ _ taken ........ by Miss Esther women should live better than grandma will take up car the secretary, and remarks by cnnock. those of our number who are washing as a hobby. Rev. Bradley, followed by i bust..... ......... Since they last met ......................................... Mr. and closing their ....... lives............. They ........ have Vie Bunner U’ant Adtl ness meeting which resulted In I Mra. luid the onoortunltlei opportunities that they Utcy irs Whitcomb have been taken 1 had Barryville Magic AUTO WASH tnnn James and family moved into the Ronald Burd house. ft Mr. and Mra. Ronald Burd and Danny of Dorr hod lunch with Mr. and Mra. Archie Burd Mon­ day. * Mra. Judy Fletcher came home from Pennock Hospital and is gaining. * Last Monday morning a car tilt two bucks on our rood near the corner One buck had 10 points, the other Iwd the horns broken off. * Mr. nnH Mra. George Horn. Jr. atid family of Kalamazoo spent Sun­ day with Mr. and Mra. Marshall Tripp. Other guests there were Mr. and Mra. Larry Tripp and nuhtty and Mr. and Mra. Robert Tripp and son of Middleville. Mr. and Mrs Robert Senslba had their house covered with white aluminum siding. * Mra Lydia Ketner of Indiana Is spentV Complete Line of Pittsburgh Wollhidc Satin Finish Paint $£70 Per O Gal. • Paint Rollers Brushes • Thinners a Drop Cloths Your Wife Would Love a Vanity in the Bedroom . . . See Us for Materials and Plans Build One. wife, MrSuid Mra. Ray Jenkins. * Mra. Kathy Maine joined her husband, Pfc. David Maine, at Ft. Riley, Kas, the flrat of the year. They have rooms at Man­ hattan. Kathy la the daughter of Need More Storage Space? Springs. Let Us Show You How to Moke a Storage Wall! Can WI 5-MG1. A 5-Minufo, Coin Operated *>El BUDGET TERMS CAN BE ARRANGED! CAR WASH STOP IN THIS WEEK or. Boats - Bikes Pickups - Campers" Engines - Equipment Venetian Blinds A NEW CONCEPT IN CAR CARE LUMBERS) Q 125 HO.JtfFtKOH st. WHY SHOULD YOU SPEND s3000 AND NOT GET A MAGNIFICENT NEW MERCURY^YOU SHOULDN’T! now in the Lincoln Continental tradition Awarded year’s top honor COME TAKE A CLOSER LOOK TODAY-AT YOUR MERCURY DEALERS! ■ MAHLER MOTOR SALES 1310 N. Mlcbigaa WI M4» • .‘4A1L � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/492/HastingsBanner_1965-02-11.pdf 40dd5eaab0a84c061a25ed2d26312949 PDF Text Text Barry’s Friend Of the Court Office is Busy The Hastings Banner Thurtdav C—»t«w, Th,-. Thuradoy, f.heunrv Fabruory 11 11, 1 1965 Th* annual recoct filed State Highway Workers workers Given Given O • A 1 Service Awards [Tinkier’s Store iB_^± _ _ _ _ _rw'±,«, been tovceUgating Uie burglary |- aomc astounding facte concern - Ulla office, the 24 Stele Highway Depart- W*1 7 ,un- Thursday of last ment employees in southwest wccknrw4 ___ Entrance vic rained hv and western Michigan who _wee Michigan to adopt new and conhonored Monday far their 600 breaking rtrucUre rules and regulations to Increase the helpfulness and included Btakc Allerdlng. 614 8 Including II in dime*. 50 cent* Friend* of the Court in Mlcha allver dollar, plu* Airport Road, light equipment The Supreme Court Rule operator: Harold B. Wllaon. fore­ Committee commented conctcrnman. and Bernard.R. Mil**, tng Rule 777 which expand* the heavy equipment upcratw. both activities of the Pricnd^lf tl>e of Grand Ledge. Court'* Ofnee, staling: "The Richard Vander Veen, a mem­ I A 10 percent increase in contri- 727, relating to the power* and ------------w„_ buhons to the 1M4 Christina* ployere with 20. 25. and- 35 yuira Seal camjadgn 1* expected from service awards at a noon lunch­ Beury County, the Michigan eon in Grand Rapids. Tubcrrulcx’.ls and Respiratory Disease Association reports. officer. cxMutetent with the nccesaary generality of the rule*. 30-ycnr - award and Milas and Wilson 30-ymr awards. lave reached *4.127 thereby rhould not make extensive ux Late Gifts Aid TH Association Word has been received from the Robert Walldorff * that they are located with tlsrtr tiaiirr reach MTRDA tiradqnarlm in Barn Burns, Loss Set at $4,000 Sumac aald about $2,000 worth Jacobs^ Prescription____ Pharmacy 126 Eoit State St. Phone WI 5-2466 barn waa valued ut about *2JXKi. Honored - Ayiat INflEK hau-lnch; the dash Michigan I* ihortened Barry Officials Attend Mecosta Jail Dedication Judge McDonald feels that important na the collection of alimony or support payments may be. that frequently judges tsll to emphasize and use the 4H Girls ^Appear On TV Program Ph. Wi 5-334' numeral* 1* eliminated; Heath, from Pleasantvlrw School, jierformance. Initiative and cour- ' canteal was to remove as many Roaraum Buck. Jcrl Gnu Lx la-, Judy Stauffer and Nancy Sin­ accomplishment of the squad-1 county farm*. According to FFA clair The glrte spoke on "Why ron» m las ton. The squadron : advisor T. N. Knopf, the num­ - . . .. J__ —... their sewing and knitting pro­ jects. Jerl Oauteche represented and Fleet Marine Force. A; starlings and 31)62 sparrows, the knitting class, and the graduate of Delton High School, considering the rat damage Cox entered the Navy In Janu- alone thu would save the farmar>' 1W' .______ _ icr* ut ^erry county about *5.400. dred Rhodes, leaders accom­ panied the girls. Mr. and Mr*. Ray Waters left Mr x(r> VandcrWedncsday morning for a few ' viAii«t hrr week*' vacation in Tucaon. Ari*.. joun of Grand Rapid* viriled her contributed 124 pints her daughter. Mr*. Beatrice Mlli- where they will visit Minnie grandmother, Mr*. Dan Wall­ dorff. on Sunday. Give 124 nts at Lake-O You, too, can make The gallon pins were presented Margaret Shook. Conrad Laa* SHARP PHOTO COPIES in your own office at minimum coat' and Eatelia Robinson. View Golden Medallion Home PHOTO COPIER Board ChMnnan Lloyd Hoffman. Haamt- nature or the home con- i»r ditlona. Formerly the Friend ofi ' the Court had UUle time to do 1 .. more than enforce the payment U» haw Went Adit count, Ort wuiuun enu■ •.. . . Name Hastings Area lhe{Repre>entative . £»£ FOR, YOUR, gWECT-IEARpT. Joel Felienberger says HKhi. and t he door chime* County a Mohler in 1064 visited 433 The H.C. Berger Company of hornm and schools and drova; 433 N. Grand. Lanring, Jiaa anmore than 6A00 miles to obtain nounccd Chat Joel Foitenbtrgar June in February? the many divorce caeca Involved. Dick duplicating product*. Felt- CANDIES Yes, in a way portanee of the activity of thia' their duplicating probtema, inoffloe. the Board of Bupervteore [ eluding, mimeograph, photocopy, at the end of the year named offart, . * Friend of the Court Com-1 and a tniUcc. with Supervisor Ernest aupplim. ' I like to see a man proud of the place In which he lives. I like to see a man live FOIL HEARTS 5 1/2 oz. 80C 1 lb. $2.10 1 3/4 lb. 3.40 FANCY SATIN HEARTS »o that the place will be proud of him." ABRAHAM LINCOLN 1809-1865 $3.35 to $10.00 Ltflal Holiday, Lincoln'* Birthday. Fob. Wih Experienced heads know that February is none too soon to plan farm improvements, stock, seed and equipment pprehases, and the like. Now is the time to prepare for your coming big season! It takes money? Yes . . . but bank farm credit loans are readily available here to help you as we have helped your neighbors ... for years! COME IN AND TALK THINGS OVER, SOON! ASSORTED CHOCOLATES 1 lb. box $!.( 2 lb. box 3.15 National Bank of Hastings jFDICj- VALENTINE'S DAY IS SUNDAY FEBRUARY 14 136 E. State St. JACOBS v Prescription Pharmacy Ml WI 5-24CC Slocum, Iccted os "Plans Captain of the the highest pointe In the Junior Month" for December, while FFA were Ron Bender. Linden Emfcftt-y. Larry Lend. Marvin ncrring wiui Training itvuiuue oquuuiuu serving with Squadron — Nine at the U-S. Naval Auxiliary ; Lancaster, Bruce Checeenuui, Air Station. Meridian. MIm. He; Jo*to vUck. Jamra Baughman received the award in recognl-;ancl ,lon Courtney, tlon of hi* meticulous attention; Since one rat can coat * to duty as a North American T- | farmer an estimated *20 a year Attending the ceremony from I SCHADER'S Office Supplies Robert Goltlen Medallion home which waa lie Id Saturday and Sunday, advise him a* to how the chll- Repair Service 126 W. Stat* DeMott. Rick Wonderland." The legend At a inerting of the board of children. directors of the E W. Bite* CocnCircuit Judge Archie McDon­ a director and general manager ald has devoted much thought at the Bliss-Portland Division. and constant co-operation to the development of more bene­ ficial knowledge and under­ new Jail at Big Rapids Saturday, Morton Downey ana accepted, standing of the family problems and the board reduced its mnn- and the need* of the growing children that the supervision of Typewriters & Adding Machines For Sale ur Rent Boatawkla** Tad NEW PLATER tile Court.” . Following the effective date of duct at 321 divorce cases and starling*, pigeons and sparrow*. Content. facte of the Increasing divorce tic against tubcrculoate and to that in Use comparatively small expand octlvlUai to counter tlx- county of Barry, the Friend of the Court collected and paid the impact on the many ,n:; lory diseases. J. Irwin Nichol*. out support money for the chil-j dren. MTRDA executive director, mid. Bliss Vice President A FFA Members Eliminate Pests On Area Farms Hutchlnson and Fruln roads in Barry County about six miles north of Bedford about 8 am Monday. Plan to jpend eome time, and a contributor are rmpond- nett * office, which liad operated few HaMlno friend* soon will , ln» to apP«ds at th* utual rate k. ... . nn/( a. was laat vaav- time cashier and bookkeeper in registration. addition to himself, was in­ 170.000 more la anticipated. creased by (ho appointment of state-ulde-dunpalgh total of *1.- Gtinfld Mahler, former Juvenile 300.000 compared with *1.121801 Friend of the Court and by the and recently approved the ap­ Igan's Christmas Sew] campaign addiUon of a full time secre- pearance of further brief articles in the local press giving interratrcspondcnce. Increasing the per- Willie, contracted pneu­ monia and died. Calvin Coolidge's son. Calvin Jr., died from blood poisoning. Neither the fame nor the fortune of these ocesidents saved these bo/s, yet to­ day, Just a few dollars' worth of "wonder drugs" might have saved them. Yes, today's prescription t* the biggest bargain in his­ tory. Rely on our Pharma­ cist 0 till your next pre­ scription promptly and accurately. YOU« <jig) FHumcnr PaaM 1 Phone WI 5-3853 Alf SaciAgi Insured Up to f10,000 seilh FJ.U.C Member federal Reserve System and Federal Deposit Insurance Corporalion DEPOSITS INSURED UP TO $10,000.00 Loans ,rom *60.00 to *60,000.00 �B—THt MEETINGS HANNER Wood ten<f sponsihiUty. Basically >1 to » conservation budget in relation Rep. Farnsworth On Ways, Means House Committee By Mn. Glendon Curtie Carroll C. Newton of Charlotte .------------ •—-------who wus .unvouecl fhxn tlw A]J of R*|jjij Turner family Houaa aa a result of recount Iriil wert ln Otsego Sunday helping parents. Ulin Milo and Giadvs Gladys In bls district .’her rxrnnti J Nichols, celebrate their Golden Wedding Anniversary. There was a family dinner and reception | open house during the afternoon I Mrs Lester Miller waa a guest | day a recratly. Mr and Mra our committee*, thove Wendell Price ad son of Lake appointed to Ways and Mean* ;Odewa visited Mn>. Miller on Ivan Zuschnitt. of Baltic Creek Mrs. Ether Rowlader of Freeport caller' Feo. Ben Franklin Bunday morning. Mrt. abler. Sadie Clemens. of Itev. and Mr*. laurence Lowell She was the center of attraction a new . uou/ w oiuiuay t'v.... ■ : nlng Dick. Men and family were. »«- John Matron returned to EUB Church attended a meeting _____ __... .... ___■ .._ I Her hnme n .lanusrv from tile in the Naahvllla EUB. Church of Robert VanDenburg to celebrate American Legion Hospital where surrounding EUB Churchai, to transact nreavaary buslnesa with ken hip. * The Women's Society Dr. Wendell Bassett. Instead of Lowell and DcnUe and Mr. and Dowling Church sponsored Mrs. Myron BurUwtt and David 13 the South Usple Grove Fann Dr. Glenn Gurut and Romig plans to return to California rtb. turned home from the hoaptul Friday evening the Bob Clarks 17. His new duty will take him called on Mr anil Mr*. Alton into the uxitheaal Asian trouble Hero I* an addition to our list at Woodland graduates: btous Group One., home ported Mrs. Ruth Scudder — ;-. rr —r . -.-. —7- Hibbard i Irene Hendershot. Those alteodat Subic Bay In the Philippine graduated Witlv the class of 1823 we„ R Bhrilanbargen. Islands. While here on leave Tills was the hut chu® to gradu- jj Clarks. P. Underhills. W. .n,l Mr BUI would be happy to iiaar from ate from the Old sclvooi build- 11,-1™—, tv and Mrs. John Tobey of Kala­ mazoo. Callen that evening were Mr. and Mrs. Harold Beam of Seaman Apprentice Harold M. the Urue. The 11 held Cooper Center. Kalamazoo. their graduation----- ------------------Merle Hendershot waa a paMrthodlM . . . • auMxxuat Church. vnuren. Al At thia wus time « • “ ““ "i" "■■I ~ i»- i ty Squadron Five al the U. 8. playa were ii ■ i held >.— (,( In In the Town 'TV,-.-,. Mrs, Phillip Armstrong were Hail Tlw cla«> prophecy Mid Monday evening gucata of the The squadron provides aerial Norman Armstrongs. target support for unite of the On Thursday the Armstrongs Bat-H* Craek Community Cancart* Listed The Battle Creek Community recently and waa quite badly Concavt Association has an­ nounced the following concerto w^. Bund., BlUjnan; ™ requests, we must wait until the Legislature to willing to face up to genuine tex reform It’s much Fammrorth tR-Aliegani has been appointed the powerful Romney s manage ccttalnly fol-' «w Means Committee _of low* this principle." ays, wb and Michigan House of Rrprmen- i Rep. Farnsworth, serves the Irta. Mth Dhtrict which include* As a member of tlila commiuec, Itep. Farnsworth won given a special briefing. Rep. Farncworth said. ’The budget Roy smith fbUowtng Pennock Hospital. * Miss Eliza- Healy. Cincinnati Symphony Orches­ tra with Max Rudolph as Dlrac- rente & Tslcher. Igor Olstrakh. viollnlrt. and the Goldovsky Grand Opera Theatre. The 1st1. ___ _________ SA - Church basement Tuesday. Feb. 1 Town Hall for dinner followed * The Harold Stantons invited the North-East Dowling Farm Bureau group to their home for a potluck Wayne Oatroth. Maurice Rog­ ers and a on. Daryl attended Farmer's Week Thursday at Lent Coiners By Mn. Leland Hammond giving a special varsion in Eng­ lish of Maxart's "Don Giovanni" fully staged. Memberships are available In Hastings from Mn. Kate Smith WI 5-023 and Miss Flore Campbell, WI S-5323. George Ball had Sunday dinner wllli their daughter’s family, the Ort Gillespie family in Sun­ field. * Thursday the ladles Aid C ahQOfl Im wU> and family have moved from the Colonial Estate farm to near Orangeville. * Mr. and Mi* favorite dish for tasting and Ute recipe. The business meeting end from a month'* visit with relatives at Port Huron. * Mr. Bring the family. and Mr*. George B. Dcster. Kim. Millard and iUs fnend attended Mr and Mn> David GoodFarmer's Week al Uutslng Wed- IraasNs Ajewy IH1UUNCI Bowers and family for nipper Io*k High School. Junes entered and cell it in Woodland for six Saturday evening callers were led a surjrfie birthday trip to Florida En route they Mr and Mra Hubert Beadle of for Mrs. Ruth Hammond will visit her sister and family, Hastings and on Sunday eve­ Address: ning they called on her parents. bey Saturday night. * The Lent the Richard PlnalototM at KokoLL P. f. Palma Iler. SC. USN Sunshine viuo Club mev met wiu. with Mr». Shnit. .. ounsnme looks toward to The Hastings Navy Communication* Station Banner each week. She IsopUve mJ Calkins took In 4H bird study and garden HarrSTrtX !C*Xe Ot ttKlr lWO K»nddaUghfrom Onuul Rapids over peared on television with Seaman Recruit James of I^lltrer tlw »"krnd ”lule «*lr parent. garden club work. lioui. u. uon, soil ui alt. uiu wen? in Petoskey. guests of the Stanton liome. * Mrs Arthur J. Root of R1 Del­ Much sympathy is extended Mr. Woodland PTA School Fair ton. haa completed basic train­ The 1985 Woodland School ing at the Naval Training CenFeb 18. Dinner at noon tn the death of her father, Mike Cooper, SSLS I? Do7’.,N°m!LTh"a^',' * .“i t sar /tow-nw ••To My Valentine” Package East Doud 1-lb. Assorted By Mr*. Uoyd (been exciting features will be added to make the evening enjoyable Hill. Ore., which la located Dowling MILK CHOCOLATES spent one night with Mrs Caro) By Mn. Donald Proe/rock Howard Moore's Thursday, Jan. 38 Robert Begcrow ns visitors with children- of llMtlngs called at the iiey Mill community were Bun­ W1U Curds Monday. Feb. 1. * Mr. day guests at the Donald Proeand Mrs. Lloyd Owen spent Sun- Mn Robert Austin. * (rocks. * Mr*. John Disch and von* of Portland were Sunday wests at the John Schulte home. Mn. Dorothy Monroe. Another Mr. Disch, who Is Mrs. Schultz’s caller was Albert Boyce of Kala­ Lucy V«l|e- had brother, is tn Tows attending mazoo. program on-'Hon- conferences tn connection with Mr. and Mrs. William Cox anil his work with United Parcel children of Nashville and Mr and Services * The I-acey Blrthdav Mr* Karol Owen and children of Dalton. * The Adult Fellowship Club met Tuesday evening at Algonquin were Sunday. Jan. 17. of the Kilpatrick Church will Barbara Schulte’s home. Mr* Bemadene Powell was co-ho»tChurch Fellowship Hall. * The e*s * The Donald Drake famllv spent Sunday with ths Robert •term and our telephone out' of Feb. 8 but Is scheduled for Feb Pierce family In -the Moore dis­ trict. The birthdays of Lenna map. Willison and Shirley Drake were honored at the gathering. W Mrs lack Burchett’s 4H Saddle Club Favorite Varletlet Lovely Gilt Box k whole heart full of deli­ cious chocolates ready to delight yourjfalentine! 99* Assorted - 66c Hollow Mold Chocolate PARTY GIFTS Office & School Supplia* Hearts 25c & 39' Decorated and personalised with name'in "edible icing. STATIONERY SCHADER'S Ben Frankl Office Supplies 102 Writ Slate Jh Harinas For th. Butina** - Homa - Schoo C AI E ELNA and jALE necchi Dunham Bv Mn. VP. II. Cheeseman Candy Beautiful Gift Sets in Cosmetics Always If you’re one of the 57,200 owners Bridge the Mn. Stanley Mapelkls of Evans­ ton. HI, and Victor Maneikaa of GAP Till Pay Day to $1,000.00. MODEL* I FINANCE CQ MODEL FINANCE *5000 to »1,00000 140 W. State St. Times Super Claud Champion. * Mr. and Mrs Bus Klrvan entertained their chil­ dren and their families for ice cream and cake, in honor of Jim'* 18Q1 birthday. Valentine Girds HOLD EVERYTHING! Confidential. Chergoe 2Mt% SUPERMATIC American G ranter and California where their daughter and family live. The Thursday evening to complete ulans for a Valentine Dance to be held at Pleasantvlew school ’■ Bf^lrt. Richard ('.lark Feb. 13. The group h*!d a bowl­ Rwta S PhM* ing party nt Hastings Bowl on Mr. and Mm Oordcn Ctea. Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mr* Harold Stanton Orson McIntyre*. Guesto are entertaining the North-East Dowling Farm Bureau groun at their home this evening with a and Mr. and Mrs. Maynard Mrs. Ron Tobias. * Sunday Gor­ don. Margie and family were dinner guests of Bill and Mari­ Members of Dowling Group No. 33 of Pennock Hospital Guilds lyn CiXant. * Saturday supper met yesterday noon for luncheon with Mr*. Margaret Church. Sewing projects wsre continued Laurel Newton and family. * Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Schantz In the afternoon ★ Mr. and Mrs. Glen Mowry of Hasting* were visitors at the Lloyd Gas­ kills on Monday ★ Miss Mary Feller was a houseguest at Kathy I* gjoo.oo. i y. % gioo.oo Be Sure to See the New ELNA of Bloomingdale * Mr. and Mr* Duane Day and daughter. Jeanette, of Woodland apenl Sunday, Jan. Whitman and Hendershot & Vicinity Sewing Machines Now and Forever SAVE When You BUY and When You USE These Modern, Versatile Machines! ' merit Bring either salad or a held at the Hebble Funeral Home. dmsert. Tnbto service will be • Mrs. Philip (Jackie। Dunlop re­ turned Wednesday. Jan. 37. from a furnished. Phone 945-3429 Bunday visitors at the Marvin Pelder home Included Marqulta Goodner of Schultx community and Irene Gibson of -Nashvilla. The Felder*,called oh Mrs. Feld­ er’s brother and family, the Glenn Girt'd*, of rural Nashville on Saturday evening. Dowling-Bonfield-Brigg* Youth Fellowship group held a bowling nartv at the Cereal Bowl in Battle Creek last Saturday eve­ ning. * Mlu Elizabeth Smith, who recently underwent surgery, returned to Pennoqk Hospital in Hastings last week for medical treatment and is much improved at this writing. The Lloyd Oukllla received wort switching from Buick, Chevy, Ford, Olds, Plymouth and Pontiac next week 18 to their daughter, Miriam. Mr*. David Stem. The Sterna live In ing Hospital Guild at her home. The group waa to meet for lunchsewing projects a Dowling 4H Club members met Saturday. Jan 30, at Suzanne Proefrock’s home to plan the group's entry in the county Talent Festival next month. ing with relatives In Florida. 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Craigie Takes Post in East 30 Hurt in 16 Barry Accidents In January gart, Dorothy Kurr. Dcaiuisl Bumworth. Lydia Rogers. Eve­ lyn CurtU. Marguerite Beckwith, Avis Gaskill, Marilyn Dalliouaer, Pearl Aliulie, Jean Mary Hardin. Dorothy Brown. Josephine Beard­ aisy, Arloa Newton. Dorothy; Mn, George C. Dean tiaa reher daughter. Mrs. Bernard J. Cralgle. and her grandchildren In Port Huron. Mps. Craiglc and children will join Mr. Cralgte on Charles W. Day Of Barryville Dies Saturday the First Methodist Church. At the Pack meeting a skit was presented by Mrs. Burgbdoff'a Den on 'physical educa- Besides hia wife, he is sur­ vival by two daughters. Mrs. Karl (Virginia i Gasser of Battle Cmk and Mr, Gordon <phyllla> Hoffman of Battle Creek; two NEXT TUESDAY World Travel Series TRENGTHEN'flMERICAS HERITAGE BOY SCOUT WtEK FEB. 7-13 SASHA SIEMEl loos Without Bars Central Auditorium Woodland Deadline attachment two for hunting without permission, two for lar­ ceny from an auto and two for minors In possession. One arrest was mad. for drunk driving. The dosing date tar the Wood­ day at 3 p.m. from the Vogt land directory Is Friday. Feb. 13. Funeral Homo and burial was made in the BarryvilJo Cemetery. The Rev. .Max Gladding « the Jdcthodlst Church officiated. Altoft 41Ters driving, receiving stolen prop­ Have Dairy erty. larceny by conversion. 11-1 legal use of license plates and contempt of court. Course Nashville Nurses Science The Alton 4H Dairy Club met1 Meals for prisoners al the Eat - I on County Jail cost $1,080 CounSunday. Feb 7 at the home of Assist Staff at Blood Clinic 8:00 P.M. Hanner Ads Bene fit YOU: GARBAGE DISPOSAL (this week only) *29.95 For this year and Uie club mem­ bers will concentrate on •'Fitting knd Showing" through Fair time. they provide clothing and shoes for needy school children. If they accumulate a surplus tills Is sold tilde oQ the road last Friday night and wo* badly bruised and shaken. Her sister. Brenda Wil- If You Do Not Hava a Seaton Ticket Students 50c Adults $1.25 SCHADERS Office Supplies ’ar th. Business - Hem. - Schaaf 126 W. Stat. Ph. WI 5-1344 Let Koechele's install a new disposal at this . unbelievably low [ price ond enjoy the convenience now.' RUMMAGE SALE hr tk. Vi.Un Club RUBBER STAMPS Made to Order Single Admissions are Sold at the Door. "Don't bother with messy garbage! Mr. and Mrt Hirrey Burgess were Sunday‘■Jan. 31 dinner gutots at the homo at their dau/iitcr. the Rom BeUtxur Halting* IOOF Hall Kaechele’s Inc William Kjergaard. Theo Ken­ nedy. Joyce Baker. Wallaee Graham. Tedn Snow. Kenneth Brandt. Lyle F. Jordan. Donald Dowsett. Wayne Skedgell. RevRoger Kimerer, George Cogswell Utt Hanner ll'an/ Ads! REAL ESTATE Phone WI 5-2033 305 S. Church Phone WI 5-5352 'You Betcha They're GOOD EGGS1* Can H.C.B. unscramble my Money Problems?* Top Listings In TOWN AND COUNTRY PROPERTIES A BEAUTIFUL TRl-UVKL HOM, IH HASTINGS HIICHTS. K., thru nice bedrooms and two full baths upstairs, and next level living room carpeted with fireplace, during room, ultra modern kitchen with built-lns, next level has large recreation room with fireplace, Vi bath, utility room basement with gas furnace, water heater, etc. attached two Mall garage, large lot all for $22,900.00 A RIAL GOOD. LARGE HOME IN THE FIRST WARD, has living room, four bedrooms, large kitchen with real nice cupboards, family room paneled, bath with shower and stall, utility room with built-in cupboards, laundry room, has full basement, and all this for$6,000.00 A REAL NICE HOME IN THE 1st WARD, has two good bedrooms each with closet and a new full bath upstairs and down a living room with new carpet, dining room, new kitchen, Vi bath, gas water heater and heat, screened In front porch, storm windows and screens, is insulated, new roof, full basement, and a large garage$10,000.00 WE HAVE A GOOD MODERN FOUR BEDROOM HOMI TO RENT in the Fourth ward. AT PLEASANT SHORES THORNAPPLE LAKI A NEW COTTAGE, the main pert is 20 x 24 ft. and. added to this is an 8 x 24 ft. room. Urge screened-ln porch all finished in knotty pine, threepiece bath, has a flawing well, and large septic tank large enough for two cottages, large drain field, semi-basement for $12,000.00 WI HAVE TWO SCHOOL HOUSES TO SELL VIRY REASONABLE, one has a heating plant, well, septic tank and on hard lop road and the other one has well, space heater, on nice wooded Yi acre lor. they are both In good locations and will sell cheap enough so anyone who is good at remodeling can convert them Into homes and make some money. . AMERICAN1 COLD SEAL TRAILER HOUSE, slxa 10 X 55 ft., has all equipment, two bedrooms, living room, dining area, kitchen and bath, situated or, nice lot with good well and septic tank and drain field, lots trailer house and all for$7,900.00 A REAL GOOD HOME IN THE 3rd WARD, with living ropm. ’dmIng room, kitchen, two bedrooms, and fuH bath, glassed in back porch, full basement with automatic oil heat, garage in base­ ment, carpets and drapes, will sail with $1,000.00 down for $12,000.00 ANOTHER YEAR ROUND FLACE AT ALGONQUIty LAKI, all on one floor, with basement, living room, with dining area, two bedrooms, kitchen, shower and stool and lavatory, ui floor furnace, wash room In basement, attached garage ..$7,500.00 A NICE HOMI IN THE FIRST WARD has two bedrooms and ft bath upstairs, and down, one bedroom, living room, dining room, kilthen and full bath, garage with cement drive, has hardwood floors, cap insularod, storm windows and gas heat, I1IJ0Q.M A PLACE IN MIDDLEVILLE, has house with six rooms, and there are three nke Io* all for J...---- ......*1,000.00 A BEAUTIFUL HOME RIGHT ON MIDDLE LAKE (120 feet lake frontage), upstairs It has two bedrooms, closet and a spare room, and down one bedroom, living room, dining room, kitchen with fireplace, has electric heat, garage and half, three patios, storage building. Urge lot. for - i$1 $.000.00 A REAL GOOD HOME close in in the 4th ward, has three nice bedrooms and a full bath upstairs and down one bedroom, living room, dining room, kitchen and Yi bath, full basement, gas heat, and It has a garage, for-------------- ......$7,500.00 A BEAUTIFUL HOME AT ALGONQUIN LAKE, all on one floor, has largo living room with fireplace, three nice bedrooms, lots of closets with overhead lights, has balh and one-half, kitchen and dining space together, and bar, built-in stove and oven and dis­ posal. heated with hot water healer. fir* with oil, new two stall garage, aluminum siding, paneling woodwork in living room, on excellent road, school bus service, for$20,000.00 WE HAVE A HOME IN BATTLE CREEK, with three bedrooms and bath up and down It has one bedroom, living room, dining room, kitchen, full basement, new gas furnace, new water heater, new front and back enclosed porches, wants to tract for a place with about 30 acres north of Hastings. TWO VACANT LOTS in Hardendorff Addition with sewer, water and curb and gutter and gas all in for- ——$100.00 ea. $1,200.00 fee both A PEACH OR A VACANT LOT ON ALGONQUIN LAKE. ha. a new well and has been bulldozed so as to have a swimming beach, and nice shade, lot has 60 ft. on Uke and Is 233 ft. deep, for$2,100.00 A SCENIC PLACE ON THORNAPPLE RIVER 24 acres close In ft mile of river front, lots of trees and building sites for onlw$4400.00 A BUSINESS PLACE IN VIRY GOOD LOCATION, brick building 25 x 113', full basement, furnace, has stool and lavatory, for k ' $11,000.00 If you think you're in between the frying pan and the fire, bring your money problems to H.C.B. and everything will come out sunny side up. Come in and see us . . . we're not the least bit hard boiled. THREE NICE BUILDING LOTS ON HASTINGS HEIGHTS. HASTINGS SALESMEN HfisTinqs Eilii Hmih MEMBER: Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Friendly, Neighborly Service for 77 Conlinuout Yeart We \\ ant to be y our Banker I �Saxons Face Greenville After Lake wood Upset llaBtings Quint ■Hopes id Atone For 61-60 Loss 1 Blue & Gold Trinela To Greenrille, Vikingt To Inrade Alma ----------------T Middleville at Caledonia For Crucial X- Way Battle three quarter* John Mownll I Ssxons Upset I LakewoooHere Tbs are* basketball spotlight for Charlotte. Carl Peterson IB a* Mlddle- MlddlcvlUc won th* firet will attempt to do It again thl* coming Friday os they travel to meet Greenville Yellow Jacket* 2 Y Cage Teams Undefeated in Saturday Loops L West Central Standings * Burg's Spartan* 6-0 in the Tui grade circuit and Batyk J-ocgLa Von Hamp pumped in IB Ixrna 6-0 in U» 5th grade league. HaigMtMCh's 76’ero lead the point*. Ron Philipp 18 and local fans pita the unbeaten Randy Hewitt 11. Mike Edgel Lowell Red Arrow* against onceFriday night Charlotte gained had 17 for the Comet*. and Adam's Redwings arc on top Charlotte won al Greenville Saturday. 68-58, a* Peterson scored IB points. Bob Lux hit 16 and hi* twin brother, Dick. 15. and Mclzod added 13. Charlotte *—THE HASTINGS BANNER Attend Water Show AU The Way in Knocking Vikingi Out of Lead Nethay and Ann and School gymnasium in Lansing Hastings High and IAkewood High eagers put on one of their usual performances here Friday night and the usual capacity crowd thrilled to the terrific ball game In which Coach Bob VanderVeen'* underrated Baxon* emerged with ' W * ri i IE Johns to Charlotte and Ionia to ' Grand Ledge. ' Saturday night Coach Bob Tri-Rtver league champtauhlp. Middle*file warmed up for the battle with Caledonia by whip­ ping Northview Friday. 78-54; Caledonia nipped Hamilton, 73- | Cage Roundup | different countries. 1U1 — -------- — Sprite*. with their head coach, _ __ wnriA tour from July Uirough October meeting to earn area* Xa*<* *1. Ir'.UTlll. J* 3; Redwings 10—Bowerman 4. mined Vikings under Coach LarlUtchle Adams. Tim Clarey and Saturday's result*: Rick VanDentourg 3; KnteRrer- Globetrotters 4 — Dave Hollister a* they pounded the st. run, «j. BitiaiiiU w.— r.-«r r*. >«u»r Merrill* and Ted Fltagvrald 1. Hasting* goes to Greenville skidded farther down tuturday hoping to avenge * Bl-00 overnight a* Lakewood regained the victory trail to score a 63-83 win. here on Jan. 8. Hastings ap­ peared to have victory within it* night BL John* got by Alina, 73- grasp in that thrilling encounter, only to have Fuller sink a field 17. Doug Btccro 7, Robbie CasteHowever. from tliht point dn Cherta* 12—Mike Hall 6. Steve Moure and Bob Shumway 4 and Oreg Crawfoiti 1. Hawk* 31 — Bruoo Hahn 3; Wildcat* 10 — reach aa Kenny Weller calmly Richard Butler 14. Tom Hahn <1. Dave McGuire and Mark Hauks Captain Paul Lublenlecki drilled Gluts Guggenun and Doug a two-punter with about 15 sec- 4 and Tom Griffetb. Dav* Van 11, at the quarter but the Red- with three seconds on the hi the extra period. Hastings had put up a terrific Middleville led 18-10 al the battle against Coach Lee Fox’s quarter and 43-26 at Interml*7lh Grade League Al Werbikh ted the Radwings lime deficit. Scoring in the third Middleville'* unbeaten Junior with-3* point*. Doug Lundy add10. Marty Will 9, Jim Ellis and £xon* came through with 13 tn 38. Scott Henning, Dire Pratt the last quarter while holding and Gary Van Etat each hud 13 2; Wildcats 14-Jun eta and Doug Bariboau 13. Greearilte whipped Io Bob Appelgate sank a 15-foolwith four starter* on the b Uio end of the regulation game. et a* the butter wounded to give the Scottie* their narrow win VsnDenburg 16, Kevl Sitting out the one game were Keough 6. Mark Edger KJY.X" VVlth one second Cage League* Southeastern Troop Marks Scout Week end* left. With nine remaining. Guard Merle Jurrlcs drilled a Members of Boy Scout Troop bucket to put Hamilton ahead, PhU Gasper _-----The Yellow JackeU still came through with their highest score PTA. met recently with Scout­ then Applegate hit on bl* jump- 3; Illtoi M—Elmer Smith master Clayton Cate. Member*. Paul Brown added 16. wore their uniforms to church 13 and Don Jousma 10. Jurric* bad 31 for Hamilton, Max Capel yw 18 and Mike Brinks 14. Wayland scored only it* second Michigan State ha* produced the half and 54-33 going into the The next meeting of the West Central Conference is 11 NCAA individual wrestling win In posting a 65-60 upset over scheduled to include a discussion of the advantages and dis­ Dave Balcoat, the lone regular champion*. advantages of having a league so wide-spread as our current for the victory while Kenowa ' ’1 ,. Hills made 13 oat of 23. Wayland circuit now is. In a letter io Gerritt Klomp, league secretary. At Lakewood. led 16-14 al the quarter. Kenowa held a 30-28 bulge at the half Hastings Superintendent Richard J. Guehlher, Principal Donald and 49-46 after three quarter*. Gill and Athletic Director John ------------------ ' lively tew people who bounty Lee Pepper, converting seven Clarey *ald: these animals. out of eight gift*, finished with 15. Scott Hilbert had 18. Gordy “Prior to the expansion of our Hudson 14 end Rick Baughman Leagu^jo include Alm* we ex- throw this kind of money away each year. Especially, not while advantage* of traveling 80 mil** to meet schedule commitment*. Panther* ted 33-23 at the half We cmphaiUed that this prob- reatlonbta and sportsmen," MacMullen concluded. Gene Nuibaum led the Pan­ munlty. a* they are excellent. • During the short period we ther* with 31. Bill Bouxdo had 14. Dan Sutherland 11. Rick Ol­ have scheduled Alma our con­ son ft. Gary Ford 6, Jeff Gaily cern* have been confirmed. The time Involved and the lack of hind Gate* 1. Earl Wlnblad had sohool-community interest raises 3 serious question as to Hasting* Sutherland wo* the leading re­ continuing to meet full schedule bounder with 14 and he, Olson requirements. "Several solutions ore proCoach Marv Wlnegar with doing •'(!» Our ichedule be revised an outstanding Job in defense. Bangor won the Junior Varsity to eliminate home and home Harting* led the entire dis- and Hewitt a gifl as the Vikings shaved two point* off the gap. The Saxon* moved out to a O’Donnell and Lublenlecki each . 0, 6-2. lead at the outset and held a 20-12 bulge at the qiiar- canto and Weller been resurfaced for the mint ho* boon chocked SHARPEN UP YOUR GAME Lublcnleckl who hauled in 31 re­ bound* during the game, 11 com- from the line. Hostings convertcontributed much on the board*. Armchair Athlete MUSIC FOR FUN ond HEALTH Open Bowling SATUR­ T%* *aaaary: LAXaWOOD raarorra rtrr« DAYS ond AND SUNDAYS Moil WEEKDAY AFTERNOONS. Bob & Mlclrey Lambwrt Your Hotts item Philipp led the Lakewood effort with four field goal* with one each by Mika OToole and Lavon Hamp: Lublenlrekl poured Philipp continued to spark the Viking* in Uic third xtanxa as he scored four buckets in seven attempts. OToole added HASTINGS BOWL INC Woodland at Michigan Windsor 5-3487 has been deleted as the WBCH ' Weatherdial SUPERB STEREO! GENUINE MAPLE! AMAZING VALUE! We have a wonderful selec tion of L.P.'s and Stereo L.P.'s STEKOPHWtlC HIGHFIDflin CONSOLE PHONOGRAPH The latest, too, in See It. Heor It Today top 45's. M<xld 826 $149.95 MUSIC CENTER Phono WT 5-4284 138 W. Store fry the “(3) A North-South Divtalon VanderMolen with 10 second* be formed with four teams In left gave Springport a 76-74 win each division with no home and over Maple Valley in a Cereal home game* between division*, Conference game. ■<3> Comlderatlon of a hew Maple Valley had a big 21-11 first period lead but Springport ochools of Ionia, Grand Ledge, second frame. Maple Valley got Charlotte. Lakewood, and Has­ the four back in the third out­ tings. scoring Springport 30-16 but fell not to be considered mandates— Bill Hoag had 30 for Spring­ other proposals may be much port, VanderMolen 20 and Larry more appropriate and. therefore, we respectfully request that thl* Mead 17. Bruce Hunt paced Ma­ problem be placed on the agenda ple Valtey with 17.---------------Maple Valley won the prelimi­ tfoptea were tent to Lakeuood. nary. Gatesburg-Augusta outscored Greenville. Alma, St. John*. Hickory Corner* in the first Ionia, Grand I-edge and Char­ lotte. During February Your Barry County Station is broadcasting from 7:4S'a.m. to 6:15 p.m. daily. The Weather-and other important community information-is broadcast frequently throughout the day Rep Charles J. Dari* of Onon­ daga ha* introduced a resolution Galesburg also won the JV into the Michigan House of Rep­ resentatives to make the bluegill Lowell defeated Comstock, 83­ the State fish. Davis declare*, 83, Friday while Cedar Springs according to news reports, tliat ran it* runner-up league record hi* proposal is logical became to 7-1 defeating Sparta, 76-63 the bluegill is everybody's fish: Lowell has won 11 straight and “It come* by the billion* and ItV will be host to Cedar Spring* for ttmafiy the first fish a boy catch­ es." Although the brook, brown the big showdown game. and rainbow trout divisions of the trout fishing corps are re­ portedly roaming In uniform at conservation Department head­ quarters. Davis ha* stuck to hk* guns. 'The bluegill admittedly la popular , and if Michigan moves Power However, weather information via the telephone will be available daily prior to station sign-on and following daily station sign-off by dialing the regular WBCH bus the dliUnctlve white pine u cur State tree, and the familiar blossom a* our State How- iness office telephone number ----------American fish as < ur Slate fish," : Valentine s Day February 14th Outdaor T r a 11 — Michigan’s controversial bounty payment* took a record «3MJNKI out of the State's game,and fl*h protection fund last year. That figure is 3134.585 167.035 went coyotes. Upper Penlny men pocketed U.47D Visit or Call your A ALLIED FLORISTS (Hosting* > "MkHwii Grown Haven Ghs Lutings Mmuim” CMMFvaUon Director Ralph MadMulIan. a veteran game *“** “minty hunt- &18 telephone number Windsor 5-3414 WBCH - HASTINGS t MIRY COURTY RADIO 1220 On Your Dial �। Haan 203*579, Eldon Mathews, wheel Friday night rolling 244­ j 568 and Al Morgan 538. ' 1613. Bob Adams, with a 124 awrBtandlngs; HmUngs Filters age. fired' 315-518, Bob Clinton •64. WBCH 80. Hastings Milling 519. Girdle How. 508. Pete Powr 59. Hastings ftanltary Servlet*-Kt I ell 506. Dun Dalman 208-537. Dell Htsthr Si.BUI Hollenbeck 213-530. Wayne 494, McAllisters OU bales 474,-Montgomery 203-532. Larry NoMlller-. Garage 464. William.Norm Boom/r 516. Insurance 46 Elks and Miller's .. 23. ... I«ub 43. MU erk Duraclmm 42 P°n 8UNBAY MIXED LEAGUE Standings: Team 7, 58; Team Dowling Merchant* 39, Burkey'* Denver Klersey 203-677, Eldine 32, Ockemnn's 20 and John'* 14. DeVault 632. Carl Baker 200-683. Teem E‘*ulp,ncnl‘ WOMEN'S WED. LEAGUE Shirley Bowman led the lasslra Mater 200-508. Jack Smith 207­ 559, Bruce Terry 225-570. Lyrfn 520. M. Corrigan posted 165-443, Burdick 214-531, Gordie Norri* Florence Weyerman 158-474, Vu AM A,/ 223-593. JUZ-OH.I Ron HOI) Nash 216-507. 410-001. DeLWbo. BOR Higdon 218*617, Gene nnnnl. Bonnie Wyant 159-447, Alma Coian-469 Jean Harbin Wyant 206-619. John Kashuky vllle 168-477. Helen Ackett 203------------ - —a omen 166-411 and 178-617, John Kaslnaky 174-486. K*Uty Lathrop 154-411. 611a Higdon 163-432. Nellie Gori* Stanton 181-466, Pot Dies | VM,,nrfvv znx trim? Woodmen 1TB-457, Haney Tay- 149-408. Lucille Wilson 185-506.1 Pjundry 41 fcr 668-410, Phyllis Brown 150­ Della Oorodenskl 181-464. Gene!«"» «• ^L^rowns and Uilhe Floor and Can Plant 400. Helen Tebo 151-444. Jan Thompson 162-467. Betty Howe* '37. ” Side rn "r'r * nrf n *" p, ’nl Rubbell 141-413. 185-447 and Mary Burdick 156­ 354, Assemblers, Engineers and 448 Good games: M. Smith 163. Core Room 34. Pattern Shop and BECHKATION LEAGUE NO. 2 Gerry ' Newton 203. Karen Hay­ Repair* 33. Flyers and Charger* Ren Kenyon and Bob Mallison wood 179, Faye Allen 160, Emma bad good night* Wednesday. Ben Magoon 177, Wllm* Daniels 175 Stalker* 27, Mixers 254 8 4 leading the circuit with 252-M4 ■and ‘ Salty VanDume 181. Standings: Maker's 59S. Ready p39 Pat Gilmore chalked 203-573. Mix 67. Powder Box 55. Stan-----------------------MONDAY MIXERS Dean* Capwel* — ton's 49. East Side Lumber 44‘4. ..rll 201-512. •" Dave Shirley Vandcnburg had Reynolds 223-51! ■51L_Putch Itaffler Hastings Cleaner* 42. Nc-Hl 41H, Magiwn had high game 214 with Wilfred Burn* led the circuit Jack Drum 512 and Jahn Kasin- ment and. Team 11 have 28 sky 218-548. pclnta. -' Standings: Bums Refrigera------:----Uon «3H. Goodyear Bros. 63. COMMEIrt lAL MAJORS Woodmansee Lumber 51, Park-; Standing*: Piston Ring* 62, er‘» Tavern 50. Ackett*a 49S. Miller'* Jeweler* 48H, Harwood's WaUdorfl*. 48. John's Auto Part* IGA and 7-Up 48, Sports Bar 44. 48, Gilmore Jeweler* 42. John'* City Food 434. Welcome Tavern Crank Balance and Huthig**43. lairke Buick 41. Roush Tail­ Meat Market 40. 7-Up 38 and | or* 24. Aluminum Product* 314, Nashville Gravel 32. , Tjdcn 24 and Montgomery Ward -----------1234■­ BASTINGS CLASSIC LEAGUE' Roh McLeod came through Bob Lambert rolled as if he with one of hl* finest- effort*. 648. owned the lanes (he does) Wed- with a 346 high game. Harvey nesday night and put together Haan ported 206-590. Bob-Lam- Keegstaa earlier had a 709 set It WM a night for good scores Dick Bonaraki fired a pair of 246a and gnded up with a 882. Dave Rey­ nold* snaggled 214-613. John Ka- rance (Honk) Keeler 202 - 579, Bob Cannony 203-558. Carl Nay­ lor 833-673, Bob Miller 308*558, Art Preden burg 312-507, Harv Marianne TUlilda 17'1-435, Nancy Blonehouso 163-419, Mary Roush 181-487, Pat Dios 159-434. Judy Hchonta 131-367. Janet Lord 137­ 350. Diana Woiff 178-410. Boonie Hathaway 193-469. Bernie Eckert 185-457. Ruth Miller 154-437, BhcUT 175-486, Bertha Thaler 199-494, Evelyn Ulrich 188-477 and Angie Hawthorne 109-456. Standings: Foodland 63. Wel­ come 61. Platon Ring 59, Haan 587. Joe Bennett 235-584. Dan Allerdlng 212-575, Lawrence tings HctgliLi 434. Pannalec (Honk) Keeler 202-565. Maynard Tucker 225-559, Shannon Lydy Girl* 284 and Michigan Mag­ 201-586. John McLean 221-561. netic 24*4. D. McLeod 219-557. Keith Craig 200-546. Joe Burkholder 202-550. MONDAY BOWLERETTES Ed Sheler 206-578 and Mike Standings: WalldorfF* 69. ItaaSchondelmayer 206-545. Mh, Motor Aires 64. Ramble Inn E. W. BLISS LEAGUE Dick Bonarskl was the out- HosUngn Milling 40. vopper Izmtcm No. 1 364. CiNler and WALK RIGHT IN •• w to your nearest Auto Club office and acquaint yourself with the fine services that are available to you as an Auto Club rnember| Aik as many questions as you Sit concerning Club senices, ybe you want to know about AAA Travel Planning and guaranteed accommodation rates; AAA 24-hour Emergency Road Service or personal acci­ dent insurance. Auto Club membership representative* at all. 57 conveniently located . offices throughout the state will welcome any and all questions you may have. Talk it over . . . think it over . . . then join the more than 650,000 Michigan motorists who enjoy motoring distinction, recognition and aid wherever they travel Stop by or call today 1 Lakewood JVs Nip Hastings in Final Seconds The Hastings High Junior Varsity eager* just missed giv­ ing Coach Don Mullen* a vic­ tory as a wedding present Fri­ day night when they bowed to the visiting Lakewood reserves. 50-49, in the final minute of pl*yThe little Saxon* had elimi­ nated a five-point deficit going Into the last quarter and with 53 soconds left In the game held a three-point, 49-46. margin. ' Twin Bills i n HHS Gyms On Tap Thursday Night schedule for this Thursday night In Hustings High's gymnasiums with Fuher-Hengcsbach meeting the Middlevine Merchant* al 7 □ nd Walldorfi'c playing Uie sec­ ond-place Francisco Farm Sup­ ply quintet kbout 8:16 cn the main court. Hastings Merchant* meet Bar­ and Hastings Manufacturing plays Woodland Market at 8:15. Last Thursday Dowling nipped FIshef-HengcaGacii. 49- and Jim Johnson In the closing Jock Clarey to Coach Saxons One More Season Golfing News From Wait Coast fellow Lulling thia special at| tanuon la. Clayton “Brandy" Great golfing news comas from . the West Coart and it ha* no he's much elated too and smiling j; or the Bob Hope Tournament. HasUngn-High School** head Football Coach John (Jock) mart ardent rollers who h. Clarey. who ha* handled the Saxon's gridiron fortunes since the Pan of I»l. will coach the Blue It Gold frld machine next Hl* golfing buddle|. Fred PortPoll but In 1966-67 will give up his head football coaching du- eou.% Paul Faulkner and B-X) the young Vikings. Twice Hastings had oppor­ tunities at the free throw line, and foiled to convert. liaatlng* Mfg. 50-39 and Wilton Board of Education meeting Insurance defeated the Ha*- Tuesday noon, y tinge Merchants, 68-56. Bob Gaskill and Darwin Swift as head of the department of each scored 14 point* in leading physical education and athletthe little Saxons dropped a 66­ Dowling lot their win over the 48 decision, as Bruce LaPolnte oulo lufls, Jim Callender added scored 17 point* and Brad Cor­ II, Bob Ehredt 6 and Don Doster head baseball coaching position nelius 13 for the winners. and Don Storm 2 each. Ulis Spring but will drop that Jim Williams led Itasllngs Bob Cannony drilled 15 -for Job tn 1965-66. Fhher-Hcngnbach. Ted Eglraton Supt. of School* Richard J 13. Lee McMillen 6. Art Meade Guenther also announced that Wieland t. on Saturday. Lamlc and Fred Corkins 2 each. Coach Robert VanderVecn, who Art Predenburg led Barry ment of vocational education, earned a 55-48 win. with Wil­ Lumber with 28 point*, marched liams pumping In 26 point*. King by Louie Thompson but Louie would give up hi* assistant foot13. Peterson 10 and Taffee, Bob didn't have quite as much help.'i ball post next Fall and would Ritter and Ironside 2 each. Mike Corrigan scored 16 for the. drop his job av head track coach Friday night, Jan. 29. at St. Lumbermen. Gary VanHoutcn, In 1966-67. He la to continue as Johns, the young Saxon* lost 54- had 12. M. Pierson 9. Paul Peter­ head txuketball coach. Coach Robert Miller, who was son and Gary Cole 8 each andI the victors and Bill DeGroot 13. Dave Reynolds 3. Wes Tolan had, nanfed assistant principal at 13 for Middleville. Jerry BodelI Central School tor next year. with 18 point*. Peterson had 13, and Dan Morse 8, Fritz Schenkeli will drop hl* job a* assistant Toffee 8, William* 7 and Wieland 7. Jim VerUnde 5 and Lloyd El­ Junior Varsity grid coqch next year and in 1986-67 would give wood 1 point. Leading Francisco's to their up his post ** head wrestllpg LAKEWOOD Coach Robert Carlson 1* to drop his assistant wrestling coach Job next year but will con­ tinue u assistant to Clarey In Ken Neal luid 17 for Hostings football. Mfg, Darrel Williamson 6. BUI Xl«ti»r. 10 Apsey 6 and Gary McGhee 2. The standings: TEAM W There will be a Youth Council Woodland Market .. 5 dance after the Battle CreekHastings basketbull game Sat­ urday night. Dancing In the Wilson Insurance.... 3 2 Middleville Merchants 3 3 sic wltli high school student* Hastings Merchant*. 2 3 Fisher-Hengesbach event u co-tpunaaira Hastings Mfg. Co. . YMCA Tri Alpha Girl*. WsRdorff** Dowling .. HASTINGS Former Michigan State fenseman Dick Murat has earned Mlchigan Box In a spot on the 1965 UB. National respectively, are former Michi­ gan Stale athletic stars. Hockey team. on lie Hastings Country Club course. Michigan Blate sophomore tliree-tlme prep All-Amerioan while at B High School TRY THE POWER .f FLOWERS FOR YOUR VALENTINE Post Game Dance Faye Allen led the lassies with 191-560, Shirley VanDcnburg rolled 189-533, Barb Kieraey 194- Wilfong 172-506, Sldrley Drake Gladys Edwards 167-458. Sharon Harrington 159-458. June Rich­ ardson 154-454, Sally VanDulnc Main 162-452, June McKelvey 194. Madeline Order Today for Saturday Delivery Hastings Flower Shop HARM & BETTY'S PhoM 945-5951 206 E. Stat* Volleyball Matches Set for Wednesday T This Wednceday four VOOey- COMMERCIAL MINORS conjunction with tlic Youth Kay Mbore with 206-570. Lou In the main HUB gym under Slbboo snuggled 215-559, Norm Coach Jock Clarey. Bryan* 201-501, Gordlo Howe Woodland playa Hasting* and the Presbyterians meet Hope at 200-510, Jim Myer* 200-535, Eu­ gene Poll 201-539, Pete Kruger 501, Denny Frederickson 545. Paul Woodman 632 and Galen Wednesday, Feb. 17 Daniels 516. Methodist meet th* Teacher* Standing*: Smith Brot 60. and Catholics play Nashville al 7 and Hasting* faces Hope and Woodland plays the PrxMbyUrwm What’s new about Mustang? Producta 42, Chenoweth Machine The standings: Presbyterian 11 IX-putlro points, Hope 9, MethodL&l and Teachers 8. Woodland 6. Has­ tings 4 and Catholic and Nash­ ville 3 each. THURSDAY MATINEE Standings: Hastings Motor AUTOMOBILE CLUB OF MICHIGAN Hastings Office Ramblers 23. 10WIN I. MtiSINBACH, Mary Ann Kauffman rolled 195-472, Joan Martin 218-400, Vt Wendorf 155-442, Faye Allen 155­ 440. Mary Smith 160-429 and Lillian Beaugard 156-422. Ione ............ Welch 155 and Jean Lydy 131. STARTS THURS Tint HASTING! BAMNEX—8 Thuriday. February IL 1965 WRESTLING FRIDAY MOTHER GOOSE WHS NEVER U KE TH 181 A Beachcomber and a fruitratad French Schoolmarm marooned on a Pacific Itlandl 3rd Pershing High Gridder is V-M Captain When Tom Cecchlnl, center and linebacker on Michigan's 1964 championship football squad, was elected captain of Ute 1965 Wolverine*, It marked a led letter day in the career of Detroit Pershing high ichool coach, Mike Haddad. Cecchlnl Is the third of Mike's “boys" to lead a Wolverine foot­ ball team, all three of them un­ der Bump ElUott. George Genyk, a tackle, led Elllotl's first Michigan team In 1959. Then came deny Smith, a center and a fine defensive play­ er tn 1960. and now Cacchlni, one BANTAM LEAGUE (Unde* 131 Doug Rrtgkr led the league with 168-308, Sheryl VanDen- One Full Week! Mustang Hardtop availability for one thing a big new"Six Shooter engine for another! duhn 118-234, Mark Halne* 110­ 231, Ron Wyngarden 118-320, ler 115-212, Rod Newton 106-205. Cathy Dedhouaer 102-303. Good CaRyGRM IPSueCaRPN Father Goose many more luxury features Mustang’s spectacular success has wheel Tschlda and B. Goggins lio. High averages: Doug RoigUr 130, Bob Terry 114. Mark Hair.ro and Sheryl VanDenburg 99. spurred Ford to increase production ... It's a great time to go Mustang! See and your Ford Dealer now has a good your Ford Dealer now! Goodyear 98, Ron choice of Mustangs-including models Wyngarden with the^lively new 200 cu. in. Six! And A.J.B.C. SENIORS Sandy Gaskill roiled 140-362, Linda Staup 121-315 and Donna Brewer 101-281. Melvin Dale led the lad* with 182-513. Bion Eye every Mustang comes with bucket seats, all-vinyl interior, wall-to-wall carpeting, full wheel covers, sports steering CORRAL A MUSTANG FOR AS LOW AS ’2372“ TECHNICOLOR* TRevonWowarD Family Day f*T •STHAHD^HASTINGS* and 1454 pirn. Michigan State quarterback Steve Juday played u a prep at Northville High School on un­ defeated football and baseball that didn't low a game until Uie Test-drive Mustang’s new”Six Shooter engine at Ford Dealers FISHER-HENGESBACH, Inc. 328 N. Michigan Hasting! WI 5-2421 �February Is A Short Month, But Mighty Long On Want Ad Results LARKE BUICK CHEVROLET SHARP USED CARS CLASSIFIED AD PAGE HASTINGS BANNER PHONE WI 5-3481 MINIMUM RATE—50c for Twenty Wordi. NOTICES GOOD AS NEW STORE ... 8 window 4 Dr. Hardtop Sedan. AU white with black and white interior, all the ex­ tras and in showroom condi­ tion throughout. LEGALS FARMERS You can NOW (at your or, If PREFERRED, 1435 S. Honover WI 5-2425 FARM BUREAU SERVICES WI 5-2426 1063 FORD ESQUIRE BUS NEW WATHFROOF TARP Heating - Plumbing 1962 VOLKSWAGEN Calendar of Special Events rANis -num riorum: KAECHELE'S Roy Crooks brings "Wondtr- 305 S. Church 1962 CHEVY. II WI 5-5352 Ing loW prices. Guaranteed water and mildew proof. WINICK SURPLUS Sturraav lour National Parks, Disney­ land, Death Valley. Lake Ta­ hoe. See the rugged scenery of Uic Pacific Coast. Central Au- I960 AUSTIN HEALY Ml OLDSMOBILE -BEDROOM MODERN COT­ TAGE FOR RENT—Refrigera­ tor and stove fUrnUbed. Lo­ cated an Algonquin Lake. CaU WI 5-3981- after 6 pm. tf . . . Super 88 4 Dr. Hardtop. Power steering and brakes, ra­ dio, w/ wails, sharp car. I960 BUICK tings Public Library. 8 Theme oP the program w "Historical Sights." TUESDAY. FEB. U I960 CHEVROLET Bwcayna 4 Dr. Sedan; redto. Mate/. 8 cyl. automatic. AU white with beige interior, fully equipped. Very clean in- I960 CHEVRC REAHM MOTOR SALES I960 FORD TRUCK lb Ton Panel. Low nwt<a<a . . . vary dean. 1959 JEEP CUSTOM Factory cab. Hydraultc plow. 4- Safe Buy USED CARS THE AROMA ALONE is worth tne price when the Rotary Club members serve pancakes and sausage with all the but­ ter and syrup you can float “Wings to Puerto Rico." Sec them in on Saturday. Feb. 27. the rich colors of the ocean In the East Gym at Hastings that laps on sandy beacbi-. High School. Adult* pay only the green rugged mountains that cover three-fourth* of the island, and lush fields of pine­ apples. Central Auditorium, a 116 NORTH MICHIO4* AYENUE FOR RENT - «eoe far commercial or profess! anal use. Phone 948-3480. tf - : ★ Farmi for Rant 360 ACRE DAIRY FARM FOR RENT ON 60/60 SHARE LEASE—Good land, stanchion born, gutter cleaner. Farm available March 15. May Farm Management. 422 M Drive, East Lansing. 1/38 FARM IMPLEMENTS APPLIANCES LAST CHANCE! DON'T MISS THIS ONCE-A-YEAR' ★ For Sato—-Am) Kgtats Farm Machinery Lovely Cape Cod Krone lovely walnut stand. Complete with zig zag and dealgn unit 8WEKPKR BAGO AND H06K8 to fit moat sweepers are avail­ for fancy stitch work and but­ able atSTEURY'S ELECTRIC. tonholes. Thu gear driven ma­ 323 8. Jefferson. Also, small chine may be purchased for appliance repair. . tf only S68B0 at SI 70 p* week. of 1964 GAS and ELECTRIC APPLIANCES 1955 JEEP Four Wtwel Dri.a with Snow Plow. MODERN KITCHEN CABINETS JUST $495 urge lot w»n ixxe rrociaga. 5 mlnutee ffom Huttaga. WU1 lease wiUi opUon to buy. MO month. Phone Grand Rapids OL 8-1738. U (Like New) From 7 High Schools See the New Car Trade-Ins' FRIGIDAIRE - -1950 IKC. H Tractor. Good shape! -1981 Aills Chalmers WD Trac­ tor. A-l shape! 2-row culUva­ FREEZERS—Upright and Chest —Aills Chalmers c Tractor. Good ahupe. Starter and lights. —Simplicity Garden Tractor with transmission, with riding sulky, rotary mower, cycle bar, roto- Hastings Motor Sales TAPFAN ■ Dart Dealer W. State GOODYEAR BROS. Quality Merchandise “Priced .to Fit Your Economy DISCOUNT ON- Used Car Lot across from Food Center. Also. Cars at rear of Dodge-Dealership. NOTICES Par Barry County. Sales ex­ perience preferred. Must be financially responsible for truck, stock, etc. Age 21 to 33. Fur personal interview wrtte or call 7-UP Bottling Co. of Central Michigan, Inc.. P.O. Box 2291, landing, Mich. Piione. IV 4ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS— PG. 171, Hastings Telephone Wf 6-2895. Meettaga every Monday. 8 pm. tl USED CAR LOT WI 5-3903 or WI 5-2454 FREE DELIVERY Barry's Farm Store LAND BANK LOANS Consumers Power Company MAHLER MOTOR SALES Buy Your CASE COMBINE Now! Pre-Season Cash Bonus Model 600 ’250M No Finance Charges Until 'Jure a Smile1 Season of Um. Hammond. Baltimore Terrace. 4 miles south of Hastings on M-37. t'JS ployment In Ute Hastings-Lake Odessa area. Dictaphone trans­ cription, typing 75 wpm. oper­ ate billing, bookkeeping and calculating machines. Person­ nel experience, some shortbanrt. Phone Delton 623-3747 after 8 psn. ____ 2/11 Brerybody knows RAWLEIOH PRODUCTS. Be * Rawlrlgh dealer in Hastings. No capital necemry. Write Rawlrlgh Dept. MCB-W1-881 Freeport. Illinois Pre-Season Bonuses Effective thru Feb. 28, 1965 CLASSIFIEDS Coil WI 5-3481 FRANCISCO FARM SUPPLY Will get own com al whole­ sale price. Give detailed tocattoa of farm. For further in­ formation write to Larry Vin­ cent, 3010 Woodruff, UnsiMt. Michigan., , . WORK WANTED—Odd M any kind. Can do poinlUl brick or stone walls. 1 cutUng by the cord with j saw. Phone RO 5-«|. THE “GREAT SOCIETY" a a blow in the “War e erty” when, far only adults and Tic fee c everyone gets their All < en brown pancakw art ter and syrup and crt sage links. It happens i urday. Feb. 27,wfiahtl Ungs Rotary Club �Card of Thanks and In Memoriam I wish to thank Drs. Gordon Finnic. Raymond Finnic and Dr. Phdpe, aho Dr. Morrill, nurses and nurse*" aid* al Pennock Hospital; Rev. Sebring, my mend*. neighbor* and relatives, also Local 336 of the E. W. BIIls Co. for their kindness shown me during my recent illness. Burr Laubaugh My sincere thank* to Dn. Huebner and Wedel, the nurses and nurses' aid* for the wonderlui car* given m* at Pennock Hospitet during my illness. Thank* to Fr. Hawley, my ftlatives, friend*, neighbors; the BPW girls, my Hospital Guild for Uie visits, prayers, gift*, card* and flower*. Your tbougiittulneM greatly appreciated. ' Eilsabcth Martin CARD OF THANKS We wish to thank our many friends and relative* who called to wish us well on our Golden Wedding Anniversary. Also to all those who sent the beautiful greeting cards, gifu and flowers. Mr. and Mr*. William K. Dickson LEGALS Hospital Guild Reports •<«n»ki. ASnlaHintar. Marla* Ua» ■ i> ImI acM<*l la «ali MMl« k* illewad. h II OrtUrH. Tka* aatlia La *!«*■ Guild 3 -Chairman: Mn. W bur SchariU. 3 Large green dice i*M al Uarlae ia TH IliiUigi Has wt. sad Uat * «tpT eV «kla aaUca b« t.f-t-l upwa aarb known lilit.ilii "vu srsWk-fiw. ■< ►- blanket* and 34 email diapers. Guild 1-Chairman; Mn. Ad­ dle Wood, U small diapers. Guild la-Chataman; MTS. Wil­ liam Cruller, 13 baby Wankels, S Ma *1 I wl Xu,,,—, •— kitaraay* al Law llratlarihoU BulMia* M MUas*. Mbbl<a« GeiM IJ-Chainnan; Mta U Vandin Colton. 8 baby blankets. Guild M—Chairmen; Mrs. CharlM Tew and Mrs. Anns Hunuinger, 34 small diapers, 3 small green sheet*. 13 small star, bog* and B baby blanket*. Guild 31—Chairmen: Mrs Al­ ta Hackett and Mrs. Mabel Boo­ her. 4 Jarge OU. abdom. blndsn. 6 baby blankets and 18 sm*U 3/M str ,trds?^s srttof •mi qaartar o( tka Xankwwl iraartar. aa* Ua NorUw-l rrnrilaaW IN MEMORIAM In loving memory of Walter Sunday who passed away eight yean ago, Feb. 11, 1957. Clod saw you getting weary. He did what He thought best. He pul Hu arms around you And whispered, 'Come and rest.- OcbsIt »«d 8ta plM* •/ k*UfM The Golden Gate stood open tke Cwmtr la • Eight yean ago today; With goodbye* left unspoken You gently slipped away. Sadly missed by • Hl* Family SiS..?"' Offfe. *» rnFvr?..u Hoirings | Bulldtag Permits | FEB. a Hsrnsan Coeoen. 718 W. Cli.nton. new constnietlon 4900, East Bide Lumber, can- Delton Area LEGALS On Feb. I, the Student Council had a meeting in room 39 at 8. The Science department had a meeting in th* library Immedi­ ately after school the same day. * The PH A. members went to the Borgm Hospital on Feb. 3 from 9-13. The Advisory Com- brand M«»uU. Uleklsaa. M«t<a<*«. JUN October 31. 1HI aad rwontad IliULw 3». 1SSJ la Llbar It* of Ucrisdsii !'»*• 10*. Bp raaraa at >u«* dalaull Uta undinl*a*4 dUcla to dMlar* Uta aalira upaM »m»snt al Mid cuurtfis* daa asd payabla Inrtk- ,'Kir'K instruction clink*. They left th* school at 3 pm. and wwt di­ rectly to the W. K Kellogg Audi­ torium where the concert was ku«l i»r Um .Hi pm. and lasted about an hour and a half. Rech student took his or her particular instrument to a special clinic where Uwy ware given advice a* to how they could play theer instrument bet- |*llllM>tr MU* a «p> i.. I, npoa Mr is iaurnt U kl> Im p»diia Ht.lUl SJ±1‘. aw same day the English demaxtment had a meeting at 3 Ja ★ On Feb. 8, the Freshman basket­ ball team hailed Bangor al 4. Following were the J V and Var­ sity game*. The Panther Vanity team defeated the Vikings 67-41 ESTL ara.1 team played the Kellogg Hornet* at 7 In the Delton gym. The Delton Schoo)-* Advisory committee met on Feb 9 at the school. « On the 10th the GAA. held a basketball game with S.’S to. tad: Jlturr setk, IMS. rirnip n. Miwh*u. Ju<i PRODUCTION CREDIT ASSOCIATION INSURE WITH US AND BE SURF* wjaf ifmjl Iieurr IS, ID t sad Buddy 301 S. Michlpn Aw. Hilling. Ollie, H,ur, • MIMMIAL MONUMtNTS S OF DISTINCTION 1 to 4 F M. 945-9415 Mon.frWN. HASriHCS All Forms of Insurance and Bonds JERRY ANDRUS Ph. WI 5-4441 04538363 INSURANCE >nT*l iuim 0* the Glktarl**: Neri B*»h SMg. State Firm Insurance AUTO — FIU BONDS Swanson Inaurance ltd A Mteblgw Aw. *B&MilcaFB»u F*r ik* Cc«»l HASTINGS BANNER CLASSIFIEDS ,| Coll WI 5-3481 5/JSI .srsUMsi �<—TUC IU1TINCS BAHN** .11. 1W WHEN PAINTS APPLIED, IT WORKS LIKE MAGIC / TO BRIGHTENROOMS THAT ONCE WERE TRAGIC' Wreaoa ncwr< Make your home's interior, superior with our help. See us for advice and easy-to-work-with materials. Popular Friars Octet Performs With U-M Singers Featured m * part of the pro­ gram of The Univeratty of Mich­ igan Men's Glee Club, which U to appear at-.-Hastings Central auditorium at 8:15 pm. on Thursday. March 11, U the everpoulor octet known as the Friars. Proceeds from the performanew will go Into a scholarship fund for students from Barry County. Thncc who have seen the Friars perform In the post will, no doubt remember them for the spark of wtt and humor they ali ways lean to add to the per-! । fomuuicc of the Olee Club. i Some may remember the times' | when the Friars have sung their I beautiful arrangemenU of soma ‘of the better-known tunes For Indeed, they exccll at this type I of tinging aa wtU. j The group la composed oF Frank Miller. from Branch, first tenor; William Thompson, from Jackson, and Robert Chapel, from Detroit, second tenors; Ray Marrow, from Dearborn, and Dave Paxson. from Dowagiac, baritones; Jim Dowell, from Muskegon, and Robert Doud. Ann Arbor, ba&ses. In addition to concerts In Ann Arbor, Llio Friars have had over 120 engagements around the State j of Michigan. ■ Two of these Included ginging । for a business management । meeting In Flint and the Wth, • Anniversary Jubilee’ Program of Kiwanls in Ford Auditorium in Detroit. This Spring the Friars plan a ten day tour of Ute Bahama Is­ lands to finish out their busy season. . ------------ •—— ■ Given Jail Term Alvin D. Gouck, 21. Lake OdeoasL. who pleaded guilty to Ute theft of oats from Inland Ens's farm near Woodland, was I sentenced to serve 60 days In jail by Circuit Judge Archie McDonald. Ho was given credit for time already served. He la revving a flve-month sentence on a similar charge In Eaton County. Uie Banner Want Ads! Dr. A. L Dahlmsn D.C. Chiropractor I2S W. C-nter Si. Hostings Phone WI 5-3394 Middleville By Mrt. Mary Jackson 11* AraaU TM-MIO Personal Mention -------- Mrs. Elmer Brown did no* re­ turn as soon as expected from the Osteopathic Hospital in Grand Rapids bait remained for surgery. She will be confined lor a later period. * Mrs. EdWina McNaughton is home from Blod­ gett Hospital in Grand Rapids mid her son and wife. Mr. and Mrs. Dfek McNaughton. &ave moved in with her to help care for her. Her daughter. MM. E RUuell. who was visiting; her. has returned to her home In Denver, Colo. * Roy Sherk; who was tn Pennock Hospital, was transferred to the Medical Fa clllty. w Many from Paxwa’.cc and others attended the foptral of Mn. Lula Allen Frldapi at Beelers Funeral Home, She spent most of her married life in'thb community. George Juppatrom was moved from Pennock Hospital and is convalescing at the home of his son, Mr. and Mn. George Juppatiom, Jr., at Gun Lake. * Paul Leach who Is very ill in Butter­ worth Hospital, is a little better at this writing and hopes to take food other than through the veins beginning last Friday. Frb 5, * Miss Elisabeth Thurber, who has been confined to Blodgr.'. Hospital in Grand Rapids, re­ turned to the home of Mr.’, and Mrs. Jerry Keegitra. She attend­ ed the T-K basketball game Fri­ day evening. * Mr. and Mra El­ mer Fisher are the parents of n girl born at Blodgett Hospital Jan. 25. * Mr. and Mrs.-Jon Meyer are the parents of a son. Craig, born tn Blodgett Hospital Jan. 28. * Mrs. Dan Minter was taken to Pennock Hospital be­ cause of a heart attack Jan. 31. The Band Boosters who' are serving coffee and donuts in the band room between halves and after the basketball games are doing very well. Mrs. Crystal Kcrmeen. chairman reports. A referee said. "Why did you not da this years ago?" * Clarence Berendst who had surgery, re­ cently. Is convalescing st Ahe home of his daughter. Mrs. ABrlan Cole, on Whllneyvllle Road. * Carl called on her sister. Mrs. Ted Smith, at Blodgett Hospital last week, jr Mr. and Mrs. Verne LJckt* aHETWinnie attended the pkinuil meeting of the Lutheran chlldrefi's Friend Society of Bay City Sunday at Bethel Lutheran Mrs. Ben Eye and daughter of . hooch take and Mr. and, MDk Arley Eye of Dearborn. On Bunday, a week ago. the Cterlra J. Pullers entertained Mr. and Mra Coraad Krammln and family far dinner honoring Mrs. Krammin's birthday. On Sunday. Feb. 7. the Fullers were dinner guests of the Lester Rey­ nolds. The Kenneth Dunlap visited the Wm. Dunlaps In their new homo at Podunk lake on Sun- Church of Grandville. Pastor Krueger and other members of at. Paul Lutheran. Caledonia, also attended. Mr and Mrs. Norman McIn­ tyre and daughters, Linda and Sandra, of Hastings called on their parents, Mr. and Mra, Har­ old Grtffeth. * Mra Addle Gril­ le th of Hickory Corners, who had been staying with her sis­ ter. Mrs. Jason Stcerc. was a dinner guest of Mr. and MrsHarold Grtffeth of Whitneyville Road recently and they took her to her home. * Mr. and Mrs. Deneen of Gaylord were Thurs­ day to Monday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Petersen. They en- loyed visiting mutual friends in Lansing and Grand Rapids while they were here. Mr'^nd Mra William Hanson and daughters of Clarkston were weekend guests of Mrs. Mabelle VanWeelden and Mr. and Mrs.. Charles Townsend. Coach Han-( ton attended a coaches confer-1 encc in Grand Rapids, w Donna 1 Townsend was home from West-, cm University in Kalamaxoo, over the weekend and Jennie j Steiner was home from Grand Valley College in Grand Rapids. ■ They are daughters of Mr. and; Mrs. Charles Townsend and Mr inndJMrs. Fred Steiner of Davis! I Road. * Mr. and Mra Gerald’ Visiting the Gerald Beckwiths and Other reUuvra and friends in this vicinity for two weeks have been Mrs. Beckwith's sla­ ter and family, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Rultera and two —daugh— spent three years, to Athens, ' 'Greece. Kenneth la with the Air raw ar*a-wnv oriur-r«irea personnel. They will leave for Athens the middle of February. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bclaon of . ' , 1 ; J sing. The Burdicks also visited ids mother. Mrs. Flora Pfcrdraleller, of Middleville on Sunday. Hastings Insurance Agency COMPLETE INSURANCE SERVICE a, . ... 219 WBT STATI ST, New Location: -swe smed Tu»tre" Phone 945-4100 E. R. UwrtMl sad Mert Viaceat Mutual Funds In vast man ts No window post No floor hump. No radiator. No power steering. No power brakes. Some of the things you don't get in a Corvair | are among your best reasons for buying it. I [ Corvair by Chevrolet Somehow - from someone - young Thomu Edison whose birth«iay -we celebrate this week, received the inspiration and encour­ agement which led to the invention of the first successful light "bulb — and the magic of electricity sprang forth to change the world. tits Tom Edison, modern youth has an inquiring mind. It is s the respocstbility of persons “in the know" to enlighten and inspire tbcw youngsters. Consumers Power, through apbnoorihip of conferences like the recent Youth Conference on the Atom, Iwlps create a stimu­ lating atmosphere for Michigan youths looking for ancwrra Sponsorship in other programs like the Junior Engineer Tech­ nical Society and scholanijip* to advanced educational inatilutiow, also encourages science-minded boys and girls. Junior Achievement and 4-H support help still other youths to gain an inaighi into the buamaas and profroaional world Youth deserves answers and encouragement and we at Conmudom Power strive to supply some of the answers . .. some of the inspiration. The beauty of it, ot course, goes deeper than the things you don't get. Tl^’s the other side of the coin—what you do get i®leir place. NATIONAL Take the no window poMfor example. What you do get is hardtop styling—uWk curved framelesa side windows—in every Corvair ciBed model. Even the lowest priced coupe or sedan, v* The transmission and driveline hump you don’t get irieana more foot room for both front- and back-seat passengers. Thanks to Corvair's rear engine, the floor is practically flat. No radiator—the engine's air-cooled—also means discover the difference ELECTRICAL WEEK Drive something really new-discover the difference at your Chevrolet dealer’s Cheimlet■CJieivIle • ChevyII• Corvair- Corvette FEB. 7-13,1965 CONSUMERS POWER COMPANY 1 *- no water, no antifreeze and no hose leaks to worry about All of which show up in the plus column in the form of repair and winterizing bills you don't pay. Power steering? Power brakes? Corvair needs them like a centipede needs crutches. With most of the engine weight on the rear wheels, the front ones are free to steer easily. And stops are quick and sure. Come down and discover the difference. LARKE BUICK-GREVROLET 1435 S. Hanovar . HASTINGS*” W15-2425 �Barry’s Friend Of the Court Office is Busy Barn Burns, Loss Set at $4,000 Tinkier a Store State Highway Workers Given Including II in dimes, 50 cent* to nlcklcn, 1150 In pennies and tur xita i; jacx rrarwn, a s.}lvtr, *1X" Airport Road, light equipment “* bocr cigarettes, operator; Harold E. Wilson, fore- ' _ ' J. T*------ FFA Members Eliminate Pests On Area Farms home conditions that accompany the tragedy of many divorces, caused the Supreme Court of Michigan to adopt new and con­ structive rule, and regtllMlons to Increase tho helpfulness and G’f,»Aid TB Auociation “'ifijj vm.. ™,.i bcr of the new Btate Highway I A 10 percent Increase in con triCommission, presented'the cm- ---------- — •*-----ployeca with 20, 20. and 35 yearn Seal cam|«lgn la ixpectecl from service awards at a noon lunch­ Barry County, Ute Michigan eon In Grand Rapids. Alkrdlng has over 21 years' of service. Norton also received a Wonderland.” The new plate b 6 by It »ite having been adopt make all state licenses uniform, since 1»MT Main letters and Following the effective date of the new provision*. Atty. Bar­ nett's office, which tad operated for several years with a full time cashier and bookkeeper in "’ll 1 r'-fB?'" 'Q*;U v 1 - PliLrW - V e-uidc campaign total of II.500 compsura with 11.121331 Agent, os investigator foe the year nnd would make Mich­ Friend of t lie Court and by Ur i’s Christma.-; Seal campaign axfcliUon of a full time secre­ tary to type report* and cor­ respondence, increasing the pcr- mitta- meets with Atty. Barnett. । and Mahler once in each month and recently approved the ap­ pearance of further brief article* in tiie local press giving intonat­ ing and detailed explanation at Mme of tiie least understood fact* of the increasing divarco rate and what Michigan lavra arc attempting to do to soften 1 NEITHER FAME NOR FORTUNE ; Abraham Lincoln's son, Willie, contracted pneumonia and died. Calvin Coolidge's son, Calvin Jr„ died from blood poisoning. Neither tho fame nor the fortune of these presidents saved these bo/s, yet today. just a few dollars' worth of "wonder drugs" might have saved them. JI* Yes, today's prescription is || \ If n | | | I M 0 1 1 | II tory. Rely on our Pharmacist 0 fill your next prescription promptly and accurately. TOW <^) HUMUCKT Jacobs Prescription,.. Pharmacy 126 East Stat* St. SHARP PHOTO COPIES in your own office at minimum cost” standing of the family problems. and the needs of the growing* children that the supervision of tta Friend of the Court and Ids workers can make possible. II |] | t | Joel Feltenberger says. Barry Officials Attend Mecosta Jail Dedication Vice President A || U tenors Give 124 'inis at Lake-0 their sewing end knitting pro­ jects. Jcri GuuUchc represented the knitting class, and the other girts, the sewing. Mrs Leslie Lockwood and Mrs. Mll- A. B. DICK 260 View Golden Medallion Home PHOTO COPIER t Copies saytblsg from Hal starts rs balky books . . . pesmssert Typewriters & Adding Machines r- _ <• . F? n . of S2SS.M0, Il was placed on alimony or support payments the Courthouse square with W may be. that frequently Judges: fall to cmphaalie and use the tunncl connecting it with the current reports from the office: of tlie Friend'of tlic Court that The old Jail had bean about advise him as to how the chil­ I three-quarters of a block away. dren of each family are progres- !I /Attending the ceremony from sing in school, the state of their.! ijsre were Sheriff Mert H Camp- M-43 at Podunk Lake. Lloyd wti, R3 Hasting*, won the iln door prise, a ptwto-etectric rd light, and the door chimes SCHADER'S Office Supplies Phone WI 5-2466 u«: V-UUIL iuia uiuc tunc io ao . . more than enforce the payment of the sunnort arderntl hv I hn ,, . Name Hastings Area ... Representative FOR, yoUR SWEETHEART. The H.C. Berger Company af 433 N. Grand. Lansing, has anman than 6300 miles to obtain nounced that Joel Feltenberger the reports that were afterwards will be their representative tn typed up and placed on file in | the Hastings area for the A. B. the many divorce cases involved, i Dick duplicating product*. FeltRcallxlng the scope nnd Im- cnbngtr wUl aid business with portance of the activity fit thia.their duplicating problem*. inoffice. the Board of Supervisors1 eluding, mimeograph, photocopy, at the end of the year named' offset, spirit folding machinal "I like fo proud of the place In which he lives. I like fo see a man Jive FOIL HEARTS 5 1/2 ox. 80C 1 lb. $2.10 13/4 lb. 3.40 so that the place will be proud of him." ABRAHAM LINCOLN 1809-1865 SATIN HEARTS $3.35 to $10.00 Uflol Holiday, Lincoln's Birthday, Fob. Mth Experienced heads know that February is none too soon to plan form improvements, stock, seed and equipment purchases, and the like. Now is the time to prepore for your coming big season! It takes money? Yes but bonk farm credit loans ore readily available here to help you as for years we have .helped your neighbors COME IN AND TALK THINGS OVER, SOON! ASSORTED CHOCOLATES National Bank of Hastings VALENTINE’S DAY IS SUNDAY FEBRUARY 14 136 E. State St. Hume WI 5-3853 M String, huurori Up to tlOfiOO *Uh rj.u.c. DEPOSITS INSURED UP TO $10,000.00 Loans fr°m *60.00 60,000.00 �munlty Room of Grand Rapid*. Middleville guest* ♦ Mr. and Mr*. Stanley community. Ptnkbciner and family returned The Bea Seoul*. Boy ScouU homo from Fort Myers, Fla. late Wednesday after spending the and Cub ScouU with their i Allen Friday, held at th* two weeks with hi* parent*. Mr Funeral Home with Rev and Mr*. Oscar Ftnkbclner. A tended the MethodUl Church Sunday morning ** a body and delating. He iiad once preached fruit crop is sprayed and many in the Parmalee Church and of­ af Grand Rapids have purchased heard a most inspiring message th* horns owned by Gerald from th* Rev. Harold Taber, ten cn)»yed U>e hospitality of White of Holland on N. Mam WIW 111 Ull umjuxwv. • ----­ Street. Mr. Kingsley is employed member, w*The MYF of the Dec. 15.1*87. In Cambridge June- S the Montgomery Ward store Methodist Church are holding a calendar. Um pim*. The 1986 edition wUJ.be made available th* Brat week In Fetauaccompanied their »on, Mr. and sry, during Fanners’ Week. 1955. ThU happy couple bad no Mr* Edward Streeter to Midland Feb. 14 ia Race Relation! Nunchildren and in 1930 they adopt­ recently to visit their daughter. ed a baby boy and named him Taft, head o> Michigan Agricul- Richard Allen. He and hla fami­ family. The occasion waa cele­ tnore about this timely topic ly. who live in Nashville, are her brating Mr*. Bender-* birthday. ♦ Mr. and Mra. Robert To.’Sn Rev. J. Davis, a mlwlonary re­ cently returned from the Congo, the University Hospital in Ann plication of pesticide chemicab Arbor on Feb. 2. RelaUvu and Clare, (pent a week in Texas re­ apeak at the First Methodist on fruit* at the college tnow friend* were here from Nashville, turning Monday, Feb. 1. While Church in Grand Rapid* Tumday evening. * Many will be there they vtalted Mr*. Lorrctta Marne. Lansing. Eaton Rapids, to learn the Rev. and Charlotte. Crystal and Clover­ Tungate who was confined tn the interested hospital tn Ban Antonio. She Mr*. George Orettenbcrgcr and their 1966 rfflors during the dale to show their respect*. family are living with hl* mo­ annual meeting held in conjuncther, Mr* Louis Orettenberger, Mr*. Roy Johnson Saturday teg is tertng village voter*. Only tn Grand Rapids. They returned Youngster* — especially tranMichigan Stale University on left by plane for Osprey, Fla. Her one ticket this year but selling here from Cordoba. Argentina, in own population explosion. By Met. Dan Peterman daughter. Mr. and Mr*. Bob liquor In Ute village will be on the Summer Louis Orettenbcrmany new food* being developed Kenyon, saw her off at Grand th* ballot. * The MethodiSt ger died teat Fall. enough troubte with the present by the dairy industry. Rapid*. Mr* Johnson will vir.it WHCB will meet thia Thursday president, LeRoy Noble; trvn*- Marton, and other relative* until urer. Milo Sutherland; secretary, April 1. This wa* her flr*t trip by guest speaker will be Ml** De Nation. Uhlvmity. Mary Jackson raid □raff of the MethodUl Complane * Mr*. Leonard Elwood of Bherman Street left Friday for I-elioy Noble; iruatere. Willard Florid* * The Eakar Ski Slide iot tnc dairy rnrunr t>y mat mg -.7- --■ gained publicity from the TV milk products inert appealing. | uii«. Leo Runyan and Orvln Cott who। les-ion* given by Keith Gordon, Milk In soda pop bottlaa nid |»» Central W**i don on West Main St. Saturday their annual pancake supper at the Junior High School Tuesday, TV, Channel 8. * Julie Smalley, product* the industry working daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jim increasing his production and Smalley of Plainwell, spent the The "bible", for spraying Michi­ transportation . coats, poisoning gan fruit trees ha* completed it* weekend with her grandparent*. L.a4tr TiUalng bmUss. "BUIAUi* 70Ui year of service to Michigan ruillr naaacUl SatorUy." nualty Caur, 10 am. t» S » other couple* from Plainwell rxa. ss - nmvMim Must*** The Fruit Spraying Calendar, munity area ciiildrcn. The Liana causing snowdrifting on high prepared by Michigan Slate Uni- alao sponsor a chicken barbecue spent the weekend in the north r client* In mind, harried ixunemaki weeds ucacribcd at the MSU of Michigan'* *80 million fruit Many yean of dependability to our client* developed: fraeen whipped cream under direction of the Lake industry. Fumitory — a cropland weed Odessa Mother* Study Club waa Reading Club, the Rotarians and succnreful as the volunteer work­ with alfalfa aeed from Europe er* collected *437.47. After the FARM NEWS Dairy Industry Aims New Foods At Youngsters Farm Calendar Old Weeds Not Red Dane Group Namer Officers Enough; New Add to Problem Lake Odessa Fruit Spray Calendar Serves For 70 Years 1908 to 1965 57 Years of Service INSURANCE Rural Families Can Set Pace In Landscaping Utt Banner Want Adi! TU3U. maxlike strands, causing serve ; Auto Radio? “ Matrons held a potluck dinner at Odessa fire department reports the home of Mr*. Russell Beeler they made 43 run* during, 1964 Friday noon. W Mr. and Mr* Bob Otto and one member of their *41,925 with *20400 onadwelling family went to Florida to visit Uro* and *8,800 on dwelling conOtto, near Fort Myers for two Hrcwecd, Mexican burning tiuah Ao KoKlYlCE Why brive Around Witit ■ Faulty and coffee by the fire depart- grain*, particularly during the tillering Mage. Rural famllica have special KochU—an annual word found advantages that am help Uu-ni earned the reputation of being one take leadcrsiUp tn creating paca rangeland, and haa become a world. It provkleo complete Infor­ telling Myiea of homo landacape mation on the aelecUan ofjhcnii- Mr*. Dyer of Scottville spent grown In at Michigan Slate University. In cultivated Helds. Similar to ■ Even though rural landscape quackgraas. it is distinguished by Main Street. * The Prairie Lit­ Woodland and Sunfield on bam erary Club met with the preai­ dent. Mr*. Russell Bender. Wed­ own un uic uui. , nesday evening. Bob and Carol me." *ay* Carew. ~’—•-----------Bender showed picture* of their The Fruit Spraying Calendar 1*1 Attic filled! Use a Il an COLEMAN AGENCY Earl*Colaman Jim Coleman 203 S. Michigan, Halting* WI 5-3412 frequently noticed on farm* which include snail pains and giving meticulous attention to legumes in the rotation. details of planning, development personal sanctu- duce tho quality at alfalfa, hay problem repaired quickly. Accident Scene Can be Hazardous *~-A motor vehicle accident usually frequently on fertile river bot- Wl 5-9187 b ed. According to the Institute CENTRAL RADIO & TV HOWARD TRUMBULL WI 5-9187 fr WI 5-5992 228 N. J.Henon at Mill FeemeHy WE CLOSE AT NOON ON SATURDAYS Giant Foxtail — a vigorously competitive annual graaa. and atan* or exchange of information upper Midwart. A prolific aeed the disabled vehicles .diould be moved oft the roadway If pxialble. producer; one plant can produce All occupant* and bystander* should stay well clear>6f travel lane* and off the ro«K If a night rope a* a garden flower about 45 year* ago. Normally found back of damaged vehicles. Always places and non-culUrated areas, such after dark emenrvncies; never gasoline has bcm spilled. ability, and 1* strongly competi- Attic filled! Use a IFun/ Ad. produced. It produce* a toxic substance which inhibits legume growth and. to aome extent. $14.95 rUSTPR°0FS Get a snappin good deal on a snappy 65 Plymouth now! improper rtmnirtg and costly de* YOUR CAR’ wreaths. No problem in cultivatpiand. roadsides, ditch bank*. AVOID persisting BODY REPAIRS! in cultivated . terQt Plymouth specials I No need to wait-your present car will never bring Dealers are determined to keep sales at f^»Apit6h! They've got the greatest line of Plymouths ever.. jLRoaring '65s. any more in trade than it will right now. So put on your They're offering the greatest deals ever... r^Lnow shovel warm welcome and a red-hot deal to boot! Wintertime Is dealin’ time at Plymouttiland! PROTECT RESALE VALUE! Check Your Steering ■ NEW Leonard Rustproof Compound spray* on in less than 1 hour — protects for months. Coats turd-to-reach spots where just usually Mart*: rocker panels, headlight housings, fender wclh. Me. Why take a chance on rust, when you can prevent it so quickly and inexpensively? Cook in and acc u» today! may be carrying too much weight Safer Living say* that excessive See your “Dealin’ Man” at Plymouthland! WI 5-5073 &SS5XSL£R Accident* that are easiest to avoid often occur most frequently. A leading reaaon say* the Institute for Safer Living, ia general *tm- SERVICE 320 N. Michigan, Hastiiigs GET A DEAL ON A GOOD USED CAR, TOO! With Plymouth MlM UP, Plymouth Dealers are taking more cars in trade. So, for a good buy on a top-quality used car, go to Plymouthland. LEONARD JACK ECHTINAW overshoes and slosh into a showroom ...you'll get a real gating u cited u an example. FURY 1 BELVEDERE I VALIANT / BARRACUDA BARRY'S FARM STORE DEWEY’S CAR PALACE S. Hanover at Hastings City Limits M-43 at Sprague Rd., Delton �West Woodland Personal Mention The Wm. Cotante entertained ti>c Rev. Harold Olaen. who 1* a missionary recently returned from the Congo. Mb. Hertxrt ' about the letter us a whole. L’s.ually tliey are complimentary !but occasionally we get picked apart. However, it the criUcUm Is warranted we try to apprccl'ate It and profit from it. Last , week we had a letter from a man In Vermontville who said he al­ ways reads our letter and was unable to find It in the week family for dinner on Bunday. Mra F&nk Uuaosun. Debbie and Tommy of Battle Creek spent the weekend with Mra. Isaac-cnis mother. Mra. Rachel Coe, while Frank was attending a meeting in Grand Rapids. . ' on the steps of her trailer :ind would call to her the first thing <ach morning. The unusual thing about this Is that thia robin would say. Teter! Peter I" I'm nephew. Mr. and Mra. Allen, Hamp of Middleton. and Bonnie Courtney‘a fiance. Prank Camp- Mrs Andrus did not go to Michigan with her husband on hln flint trip; and lie returned lluit year to their home In Now York state. They came to Barry County together in Uw Full of lad run across three anecspf her husband who had to Michigan. Cliarics KrtCarpenter 1828-1884, <i ploor Michigan. 1837. a turner twice ran for Governor, i ! the wilderness their two children, Charles and Mary, both of whom are now living In Hastings. In 1842 Mr. Andrus' brotixr. Rnoch. who Jiad lost his wife. THE .FRIENDLY. L FOLKS / Mr and Mrs Victor Sisson to a professor of Cardiology in were Sunday dinner guests of. the Medical College of the Unithe Eldon Roushes of South wrslty-of California. The CottHastings, honoring the eighth I rights were Sunday dinner birthday of the latter's .-on. i guer w of tlidr sow Al. and famDana. ; Uy of Allegan. At least two cars were stuck Mr. and Mrs Robert Conley in -the snow on our road last and son. Gary, were dinner Thursday, feome were in trouble guests Bunday of Robert's fa- Mr.&Mr*. WILLIAM VANDIR MARK k Kong! You can win a Dream-Trip to B any one of 24 World Famous Cities. Mrs. Seymour Andrus Of This City Remembers Them Very Well . Battled On A Form East Of , . Hartings In 1844 Paschke's Shank Half Smoked 4-9 lb. Ducklings Tenderay 4th & 5lh Rib RIB ROAST awiac nrup ROASTRITE Sliced Bacon 2-lb. pkg. here and there little clearings made by the few setUen. It was some time after they arrived here before they could move Into their house, which had no floors. Mr Andrus finally Mt-uml some ash lumber for the flooring, and the family could then move Into their own Iwme. While they were waiting, they and their family lived at first at Alden's and later with Ambrose Hubbell, east of town. ■a. who then lived Ln HaaL Mr Andrus bargained to for this uncleared land the been erected by his brother. The • fan brought with him and trees felled by the latter were burned, and the threw acres cleared, and were next Spring planted to com Aside from his PLUMP TENDER Country Club FRANKS Pork Chops Roasting Chickens. FRESH OR FROZEN Boneless Pot Roast Choice DOUBLE STAMPS m WEDNESDAY Plus E-Z PARKING________ French Brand Kroger Frozen BEAN COFFEE ^.69/ Orange Juice 2^— Ungs. His other capital consisted of a purpose to win out by hon­ est means, and a large capacity . for hard day's work and lots of "Freak Ow Of Th. Ante” fc*W HMeriaal Beak of Barry Ca. Ym May Otoaia a Cepy a* Tha Sasner Offk.. or Mall Thb Caepaa . . . 1 J Winners Michigan. The Greenfields hod intended going to Genesee Coun­ ape. I found the story »o interew.- ty. but Mr Andrus persuaded inc. I believe you will all enjoy It beside* aendlng Mrs. Bigford a BANNER when tlie story carnoi out will be a good way to convey the story to her. Maaae *a*d tee ■ copy af of Grand Rapidi. Thay'r* going to Hong I B Mm, Mkhlgm 4th Weekly Trip Winner WIN MOO Cas ■nd. to Hastings. Michigan. H4 from Clarendon County. i*w York... I aouki tell you that my couhusband's name ia John W. ord, hie wife is Helen and Uvc at Upper Baddie River. happy young lady in Orleans County, New York, little did she <rmm Uiat she would be one of the pioneers to whose toll, priva­ tion and energy the present day rlMxen* of Barry County owe an unpayable debt of gratitude tor tbs blessings they enjoy. But U WM decreed that such should her lot. Fur to 1840 she was ■triad to Scynwur Andrus; and the fallowing year her husnd came to Michigan In Uie Inter time. driving all the way an Improvised sleigh and with b horse He visited the Uht artllanent of Hastings, and Bunday dinner, guests of the Ron Benners to help celebrate Ron s btrthday. Sunday guests of Mrs. Mary Townsend were Mrs. Nora Nutton of Carlton Center. Mrs. Pearl Smith of Rochester, Andy Cote mH University student, haa been of Oecoda. and Christine Powell,.pending her mid-term vacation ‘“ ----- J ----------- ■------- BISCUITS 25 EXTRA TOP VALBE STAMM with th. purchu. of a 6xu. pkg. of i RyjrjMt Sliced SatksV Snf 25 EXTRA TOP VALBE STAMM' Radwra al Krogar thru Srt.Fab. 13,1965.1 Rwfowi N Krogw Ihra Srt. Fto. 13.1965.1 with th. purchuo of I or mor. plfft of I Center Cut Ham Slice* Country Club 50 EXTRA TSP VALBE STAMM1 that the first day in the woods seemed to her the longest and most loncaomc she ever expert- KROG1R SYRUP Wheat Bread FLAVORS qBQSQ 50 EXTRA TOP VALBE STAMM *Mh purchaw of any 2 plot of Krogw l 50 EXTRA TOP VALUE STAMM Country Oven or I gallon Welcome, Little Newcomer STORE HOURS Mon.-Tue>. 9—6 Wed.-Thur«.-Fri. 9-9 COFFEE 25 EXTRA W <1 50 EXTRA TOP VALBE STAMPS1 [TAMPI with ih. purchaw of a Half Gallon of STA PUFF RINSE ^=*i If your Mommy will phon in. a Wtlcom* Wagon horfeu will visit yon with a basket •f lifts and frittings to let you know how welcome your arrival is and to congratulate your parents. Facial Tluue KLENEEX 6^-“'™ 25 EXTRA TOP VALBE STAMM ’ zvppw uneiry er r..cn Pet Ritz Pies 3 •" *• " GOLDEN RIPE Angel Food Cake «■ 39/ California 24 Siu ICEBERG LETTUCE 2 h-*39*. ILxU. fcUdw. Siu Vlae Rl>« teutMt 3^59/ ‘ wiih purthaw of * 5-Ri bag of Florida Grapefruit or Oranges _ _ K«g. orb ■ 50 EXTRA TOP VALBE STAMPS Radom <1 Krogw thru Sat Fats. 13,196$. BANANAS COUNTRY CLUR ICC CRIAM H 9«L COUNTRY CLUR Frozen twin Pof 39/ Navel ORANGES JADDTS NAME. MV-----------------------------------------—---------------------------------- PIUM hm th* Wtkoine Wafon ull on m* Mr Daddy would l»* to utacrib* to th* □ tty Daddy ilrudy wbsaibn g Banner Maine Potatoes 'Regular or Buttermilk Spotlight Coffee 1-lh. bag 59/ KROGER BISCUITS I �| Capacity Crowd Author to Speak At Woodland Church Sunday Pastor’s Wife To Give Sermoi Sunday Mornin in the First BUB Church, NoblmvUle. Ind., tills past Bunday. Bcrvtccs wUl continue this week, doting Fob. 14. Pastor Buwalda'a liMriof The Year* and “When They Had Prayed.- Ken Whit­ tington of Mendon, widely known 9:45 am. Sunday school. 11 am Morning worship. 6 pm Young People's service. 7 pm. Evangelistic service. 7 pm Wednesday service. 7.30 pm Youth Rally at L*ntine U. B. m Christ Church sponsured by Christian Endeavor tunday Services Tuesday, congregation Bib Is Morning worship, 9:30 and 11. study. 8:15 pm tn., minister school, 7:30 pm Nursery provided. Broadcast ol Barries meeting. 8:30 pm The president. Dr. Farit W. Willis ID. left, and the chairman of tiie board of the Michigan Heart Asaoeation, James M. Smith, study a graph of the leading causes of death tn Michigan with Governor George Romney. The governor, who said ho was dismayed at the toll taken, by cardiovascular diseases —■ primarily heart attack and stroke — issued a proclamation designating February, "Heart Educational Month." urging Michiganders to rapport and heed the Assoclstion's advice "about personal hablta that can delay or prevent heart attacks." Dr. Willis, an associate professor at the University of Michigan Medical School and Mr. Smith, vice president and general counsel of the Michigan Bell Telephone Co. raid that tn 1963 almost 40,000 Michiganders — a catastrophic toll ■- died of cardiovascular diseases. 6-Senkr High Youth Fellow­ ship will have supper at the church followed by a panel dis- PILGRIM HOLINESS CHURCH Sunday Bible Leeson is 'Soul' WESLEYAN METHODIST the Lard our God. and wc at Ma holy hill; for ths our Ood is holy." Rev. Vaughn B. Jensen, Pastor 10 am Bunday school. 11 am Morning worship^ Jun- Freeport 10 am. Sunday school. 11 am. Morning worship. Youth meeting, 6:1B pm Evening Gospel Hour. 7 pm. Rev. Marvin Bickmiller, Pastor Bunday school. 9:45 am Morning worship, 10:45 am Evening service, 7:30 pm Wednesday prayer, 7:30 pm. Bal. Sabbath school, 9:30. Worship, 11 am Wednesday prayer, 7:30 pm and daughters were Jan. 31 ner guests of Mr. and Mrs La ard K Idder of H Mt Ings * . Blough of Wayne and Blough fl Grand Rapids vti 7.30 pm. Evening church ser­ vice. Message by the pastor, spe­ cial music, hymn sing. > In Village of Woodbury Bunday school. 9:45 am Worship, 11 am piled in Battle Creek. Fellowship service, 7:45 am Youth Fellowship, Wed.. 7 pm Mr. and Ma. Bill Blough Youth choir rehearsal. Wed., children spent Jan. 81 w Jerry Kyser in Battle Orest Morning worship. 11 am Young People's service, 7 pm Evangelical service, 8 pm 2 miles south of Gun Lake 9:45 un. Sunday school. 11 am Morning worship. 7 pm. Evening worship. SETCHELL-CARtSON THE ONLY COLOR T.V. RECEIVER THAT NEVER’NEED LEAVE HOME FOR MAINTENANCE. FEATURES Unit-iz«dCbqsiis Unequaled in Performance True Fidelity in Sound Lower Service Caste World Renowned ON DISPLAY Sunday school, 9 55 am. Nurs­ ery provided. Worship. 11 am Message by Mary Buwalda. Tho Y-Hour, 6 pm " Evening service. 7 pm The evening service will be in charge of the Youth Fellowship. The Rev. William Nethery 9:45 am. Church echooL 11 am Worship. Topic: 'Bridges To Build." Mission Study Class for children during worship. Tho Youth Choir will practice. Thursday, Women s Fellowship. Rev. Tabor will show pictures of the Michigan Indiana .. und study. Wc have a place lor Thursday, 4 pm Junior clKfe. adults, youth, and children. 8 pm. Chancel choir rehearsal. 10 am. Sunday scIkx.L 11 am Worship service. B pm Evening service LAKEWOOD BAPTX8T curom 7:30 pm. Evening service. 7:30 pm. Wed. prayer service For information, call Clayton Woodland Bible club, for boys and girls. Meeting place. Wood­ land community room over the Fire Bam. Wed.. 3 45-445 pm EASY TERMS SENTZ TV SALES & SERVICE (Complete Antenna Service) 315 S. Hanover WI 5-3862 Route 3, Drtton. Michigan Rev. James Ltxnmen. Pastor 7:30 pm. Thurs, prayer. 10 am. Sunday school. Effective Jan. 1, 1965 strong Feb 10. Family Night. C. E. Feb. It, 5 pm The lead­ er will be pastor Charles Oibbs. Remember the books you are to WHITE Fast-Recovery Electric Water Heater Now Only A vtayf fcor h jneet every tseto 'Mdtadfrt 10 am. Sunday echooL 11 am. Morning worship B;30 pm Youth service. 7:80 pm Evening worship. 7:30 pm Wednesday prayer. Walldorff-Sponable Water Heating Rate Sunday Mass, 10:30 am । Wiring covered by installation is for electric water heating circuit only. Plumbing covered stallation is by for connection existing water system. This AND LOWER INSTALLATION COST unf'za Installed BY. 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GRADE A Tomato Juice =-“ 4,w99c Samsonite Tables $999 s6’s Value IK With $25.00 in only Cash Register Tapes DUNCAN HINES 8 VARIETIES OF few IM <»z*Pkg. LAYER CAKE MIXES ’V WQC JO# Heinz Ketchup EforQQ< 14 oz. Bottles AJAX OR COMET uper Markets £ 89c SKINLESS FRANKS & 49c CLEANSER W > J |fe 5 oz. k 21' �V tn the hmpltat * Charlotte Rein t her parents. Mr. ot Algonquin. daughter of Mr. Claude Walton a Mra George Overnight guest, of his grandand Mra Robert Rein, under- BiowncU and Mra Laura Hoek- mother. Mra. Sylvan Tagg. « stra of Grand Rapids were Mra Wayne Tagg and Dennis 7 By Mrs. Sylvan Tagg teeny ut Pennock' Hcapital * luncheon gueata of Mr. and Mra. ware visitors of Mrs. ByIran TM-nii Claude Walton. * Claude Walton Tagg. a Mr. and Mra Chris Fah! The Women s MUatonary Aa- George Humphrey were their vislted his father, Frank Wai- mi and family of Clarksville vlcltzot-a Dr uowl SArv aodaUon met with Mra. Charles daugiMcr. Mra. Jack Neubeckcr. frw* ut ll„* KtuHU-ul WazXHtv unH Overholt. • A good time was Seymour Douwtnr, and Homer DeWrord of Middle­ Hastings.* Mra Elnara Whitney Mra ville and Terry DeWeesd. of is spending an indefinite time family called on his parents, Mr. with her son and family. Mr. and Mn CnrneitotU Qouwens of TI»e rail ta' out to community ,hln»- ,Int chocolate, hot dog»;artJ DeWrerd. * Mi and Mra. Gaylard Whitney of Alto. * Mr and Mra Wilbur Purdy of Lowell were dinner poupa throughout the Mate to ““J?" ”Ir “Uoyrd nt Wl.nd Mra. Dale Dukra attended Grand Ledge. I»lp nnd Michigan > product of the V. B. Church annex following r— ------- .... -----psar and Mkhlgsnx agricultural 'he outdoor fun * There wiM be I Andrews. spending development <rf the year. Both a ham supper at the U H Church ‘bp,ul<, w IM»* an- to awarded during 13 rlUs *» JJUow’: Sweet of HaMlnga visited Mr the 12th annual Michigan Week, ship time. A free will offering 1 Bnd Mrs IWe o,lk[a * Mr WM1 May 14-22. The search will pro- *>“ token to purcliaae tlw Mr> Floyd Dukta called on Mr. gross through county an! rrglorMl l^n’ Saw l'“' >»*te and come Wld Mra. H^-iuud Duke, in Hru- an evening in Grand Rapids re- Wayne. On Bunday they all at- i rontesta to the alate final) in early | tor a good tline I * Mr Kyser cently. * Mr and Mra.’ Ous tended the bust show al Coin Woods of Sterrinrille were Jan Hid! tn Detroit. ~ ............. —' . .. . ■ ui viarxsviuo were visitors 01 Directing the aaanh I* the J*"- ’’ »“«»» ***' 01 Mr and Mra Floyd Dukro rodoct and Agricultural Award. ' a Jan’ «** ««’ Mr and Mra Robert Baldwin 114/ IH IXrKfMl J.Ml Commuter of Michigan Week. JI caller at the Aaahei Tlxxnp- and Maurice ot Grand Rapids Caledonia wort afternoon vlal- attended Farmers Week at B11TWOS BANNER Fret* port ran s •“* u*<*‘ ** luct of the * Year by April Charles Hoover of.Grand Rap­ Mra. Floyd Duke * Mra. Floyd Duke accompanied her alater*.: id) were Jan. SI dinner guests Electric Corporation at Detroit. William Stelter to Grand Rap­ Chairman Machctney U asking chambers of commerce, trade as- Mra. May Wigficld of Saranac Ids on business a Clair Chun eociallora and civic groups to comb Jan m. w Mr. ana mra. uan . underwent surgery at Pennock PusUna visited Alvin Hdrigri “dr rhhdr^r w and Mra Sarah Davis at the Medical -Mcaicai Facility racwty Jon. Jon. 39. * * Mr. Mr. 1!BinA7tX) »« J“n, 3J <Hnner Jtod and Mra. Dan Portma visited Ills ; „m nrhr 1.'. ^ r number cf agriculture entries. motlxr. Mrs Sarah Pratma. at -ro.n5 the Ben Workman home near H regional dialrmcn of Michigan Lhitton Jan 28 * Mr and Mra Rhurtwclwr of Week and the >3 county chairmen Keith Buehler and family were OnUM1 IU P ,<U Keith Buehler and family were tor ccnductlng the county and Mr. and Mra Howard Hough­ regional contmta Each lias apton of Detroit spent a weekend potnUxi a regions! awards chair­■ Mra. Henry VanSyckle of Dow­ with her father. Guy Smith. * ling * Johnny L’rtairnr was an man to direct Che compctittm in'1 ■wernlglit guest of the Keith Mra. Dorothy Campbell of Grand his ragton through the county Rapids spent a weekend with • Buehler family. Mr. and Mrs Frank Dutchcr the following schedule for the two called at the Crram-Miller Func’ ral Home in Caledonia and vlslaward con teats: \ , ted the family of Mrs. Lila Over1 holt. Hrsmtr motetf) Jan. 31 visitors of Mt. and April 17 —County Judging must ' Mra. George Humptary. Sr.. be completed were Mr. and Mra. Phillip Humphny and children of Belding April U-Rrgkiul Judging must and Mr. and Mra. Robert Hum­ phrey. local * Birthday dinner bt completed May 4—Deadline for regional enBlanchard and daughters of Giand Rapids were Mr. and Mra Rotxrt Newton and BUI. Mr. and Mra. Ray Koon. Jarora New­ sumer product and the entry must be made by a company not an ton and Hoytl Koon * Arthur Fuller of Grand Rapids was a Individual. An entry tn the agriculturaldevejopsnent-of-the-year compel1- home. • Mra William Newton and Mra. Robert Newton visited or a growing or marketing program Mra. Arthur Fuller of Hastings. significant to Michigan agriculture McGhee and sons and Miss Marla Preston attended the Shrine Ctrpua In Grand Rapids Mra. Carl Blacklcdge of Mar­ Jan E. Maxfield. 17. R4 Has­ lon waa a Feb 1 visitor of Mra ting*. pleaded guilty to taking Gary McOhce * The Misses indetynl liberties with a 15-yrar- Nrttlc and Robin Btrtmbatk of r acuquick& LA jM EAi.Y homeowners "CALL COLLECT' CASH N csmoUdota your bill,. IX anil 2nd Mortyajai. No «rd T»p«. No Application Fm Quick Clodnp. Widow!, tollroao m Wokomo. PAY OFF ALL YOUR BILLS Cut Your Present Payment in Half! SECOND MORTGAGES FIRST MORTGAGES Per. Mo. If You Need $1,500 _._Poy Only $17.42 COMPLETE LAUNDRY SERVICE Family Bundles Damp Wash • Wash and Fluff Dry Wo Finish Shirfg, Flatwork, Work Clothes HASTINGS HOME LAUNDRY $3,000 °"'r $34.84 $5,000 ..f«» O"'r $58.06 - Origi.ll Hout. Co»» Homic Bal. New Ymi Caa Borrow $ 6,500 $ 5.000 $1,500 $2,500 $ 9,000 $ 6,500 913,000 $ 9,500 $15,000 $10,000 $3,500 $5,000 Battle Croak. Mkhigaa Call Collect City S«<t< “,a WO 5-0527 or Moll Coupon Not*“ *............. WIU <Lillian & Ray Gibson) WI 5-4062 323 S. Michigan Here’s record-setting performance at a record-setting price! Given 15-DayTerm tent IS dan in Jail by Richard Bhortwidges. Mr. a n d Mrs. Vernon Thompson spent a weekend flahlng on Hamblin Lake near Ludington. ♦ About 20 people attended the potluck dinner at the Methodist Church 1 Ute Banner H owl Ads! SERVICE Rapids showed alldca of 1‘umo Rico after dinner Mr and Mra Adon Mitra. Mr M BARR «nd Mr and Mrs. Car! Tuttle enjoyed dinner tn rOandHaplds in honor of Mr. Myers birthday. * Mias Nona Moan* of Pontiac EXPERT TIRE Tira Shofra* Comet U. S. KOVAL 0Wnb.lv DIM Tins JmjJLLdinnw gxusto of Mr. and 4lra Ralph"-Moore. Mr. and Mrs. Cart Blackledge nnd Mrs Henry My ers. * Errant Grom-cntertd Pennock Hospital Hams of Middle Lake underwent FREI FARK INC mother, hfra George Humphrey, Sr. spent a few days with the family while Mrs Williams We re Now Located in our NEW BUILDING 107 East Woodland Midway Between Broadway and Michigan Stop in and See Our Collection of CARPETS by McGee — Monarch .. "Largest Selection in Barry County NYLONS - WOOLS - ACRILANS and Herculons 501 Nylon gq. INSTALLATION INCLUDED Get a record-setting deal on the car that went from Cape Horn to Fairbanks, Alaska, in 40 days and nights to show that it’s as tough as it is good-looking! Comet has what it takes—but you’ll be surprised how little it takes to own one!' Come get yours—this week! ond FREE SPOT REMOVAL for 6 Mm. And record-setting deals on the entire Comet lineup! C»l « 1e 2 :r MM RUGS and UPHOLSTERY Cleaned the Scientific Way by DURACLEAN • All Work Done in Your Own Homo • Everything Ready the Same Day • No Meggy Soaking or Shrinking Miller’s DSN Mmm WI 5-2091 J07 E. Woodland, Hasting. ... CalMota Convertible Drive the World’s TOO,OOO-Mile Durability Champion at your Mercury dealer’s MAHLER MOTOR SALES 1310 N. Michigan Hasting) WI 5-2479 � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/492/HastingsBanner_1965-02-18.pdf 11f93cb91e99688839826a1a8f085f71 PDF Text Text The Hastings Banner 109th Year Hastings, Michigan, Thursday, February 18, 1965 22 Pages—3 Sections NUMBER 44 Disastrous Fire Hits City’s Downtown Business District Early Morning Holocaust Burns Waynes, Gambles downtown Hastings In more than' a quarter of a century *hs dla< covered at 3:11 am. Friday and before It was brought under con­ trol about three hours later, had caused damage estimated up to 11M000 ' Destroyed «u the builds owned by the Chester Hodi which boused Wayne's. ownto 1 homes of Grand Rapids, occupiled by the Gamble store, ownrd Wayne Webster . . J? Schader's 0.1 Ice Supply, east House for Name Noonan, "reJ"src'ion Fuller to Demo Duane Krebs Killed Tuesday In Car Crash Open Party Positions •Duane K. Krebs. 3X Saint Clair. Mo, was killed Tuesday at Saint Clair In a one-car accident. ac­ cording to information received FIRE RACES AT WAYNE’S SHOE STORE AS MEN RACE TO BEGIN BATTLING BLAZE Ntuhville Police Officer Ron Armour, wh in Haititig) when Friday and developed by Dick Carl. Oahfornls ranch styling It has IJgO square feet ot living art* placed on a large tot The house Lewis Electric At Cloverdale Woodland, Hastings, Hastings Qty. Castleton. Baltimore. Maple Grove. Johnstown and Assyria Townships tn Barry County The Third Congressional Distric t Includes Calhoun, K a La mason. Barry and Eaton Counties and aU but DeWIU and Bath Townships of Clinton County. Mrs. Phyllis Fuller of Hastings, and Hastings and married Susan Janoee of Middleville on July 1. They arid it should-be done this 1653. They have Ove children. San­ dra. 10; Michael, 0; Stephen, «, year and give "due weight to the principle of ability to pay." An 11-Inch portable TV to be­ Teresa. 8. and Joseph. 1. Detogatea also urged sharp in­ ing offered as the first door prize creases tn the record tTMU-inUllcsi for those registering, and there budget Governor Romney submit­ will be other prises, too. ted to the Legislature Lewis, a native of Middleville. Is a 1926 graduate of Hastings High School. While tn high Jack LobdeU and Ranald Beyer EDITORIALS by R.M.C. that can. In the same month, cele­ brate the birthdays of such im­ mortals as George Washington and HHS Operetta ‘Brigadoon’ Set For Next Week Members of the HasUtws High Choir will proem the opeirti* Chief witness against H«e cherry “Brigadoon," with book and lyrics tree legend to Washington, him­ by. Alan Jay Lerner and music by self. who, tn later years, stated that his memories cf hte father were vague and that be recalled him tended to obscure the magnificent role of Washington in the develop­ ment of our nation. In fact, even the traditional Utile hatchet and Augustbie Washington died when George was about ten yean old featured in decorative motifs on and was away from home most of the time on various business ven­ Feb 22 as they Once were In the interest of accuracy. this tures < including a trip to ftigland is probably just as well, since the that extended over a period of Ionia Men Buy Dofi ’N Suds never quite came up to expecta­ tions. The two who influenced (Please turn to Pg. «. this Bee.) Rolland Twp. Tax Notice AU personal taxes must be paid by • pm. March 1. Property tax­ es not paid by this date will be returned to the prtmty Treas­ urer as delinquent Dog licenses also due by March 1. Odiighte his 80th birthday. However, he Roy Fuller. Treasurer 3/25 re med wm actually celebrate the oc­ r ba‘Ue cuion the day before. Feb. 24th. To Mark Birthday The Rev. Lowell McCarty will count rjext Thursday. Feb 25 as * V«7 <!•*« On Ul<! n*W “St!ng'l»63 calendar because it wUl be SATISFY YOUR APPETITES Both algo have been Bherwlnfiir pancakes smothered In butter | Williams Paint company rrpreand syrup and served with crisp sentatlvea far the past seven years, sausage from 3:30 to 7 pm. by and they are Iravlrg llial buslneui the Rotary chefs in the HHS Lai Gilmore, who was employed Bast Gym on Saturday. Feb. 21. | at the Dog Tf Buds last year, to to family party will be Harbinger of Spring? 'bits of yesterday".... as gleaned from lhe Banner files i but tickets are sold for a particular night ' Rehearsal was held aU day Sat­ urday and continues thia week and next with Steve Mayo and Busan Bliss Announces New Manager of Hastings Division Loma Slocum of R4 Hastings brought pussy willows to The Ban­ ner office Monday. Can Spring be far awayj bm appeared tn the Chrjuv Again the Tracy Music Company if Boston, Mass. to supplying cos­ tumes and scenery for the oper­ etta. adding to lhe proiesslcm background for lhe show. As In the past six musicals, r lit orchestra will accompany the Ungers. The orchestra includes Violins. Fay Clardy. Janet Peurach. Margaret Btoritan and Dr. Fret the Borg-Warner Company; proilent ot the Columbia Engineering uid Manufacturing Company of 'ndianapolto. Ind; manager of the Til City. Pa. operations ot die US Steel Corporation, and vice wealdent of manufacturing at Vic­ tor Manufacturing Company tn Chicago, Ill Cloud served ** a Colonel in the \nny from IM3 to 1PM. being Coal dealers here say that ths fuel situation to growing more serious. So far. no home Ln Ur country has been without fuel but the supplies on hand are far below normal and have to be Magnetics, Ina, a Vermontville concern that lias outgrown ite present facilities. ■ The complete cast to: Tommy Steve Mayo; Ftor.a. Susan Kahler Jeff. Steve Carr; Meg. Marllyr Tobias; Jean. Mary Btuta; Charite Larry Jordan; Jana, Marilyn Iron- Phyllis G. Foster and Marcia A. Smith, graduates of Wood­ land High School ara among struotlng M a trunk sewer on North Broadway. Please See MORE ABOUT: ■rmently reside tn Murray Hdl. McKelvey; Angus. Ken Garrison N. J, but ths family will relocate Prank. Steve Malcolm; Kate, Cin­ U> the Hastings area after the dy Moyer, and Maggie ichorecg- icljool term to onr. raphtr) Jean Cavanaugh. The remaining members of the �F Tenderness Plus!.... Owners PayltfWM InWinterTax Property Swift's Premium Pro-Ten 'New Horron' Boneless BEEF ROASTS of the Week Meat Sj 11 beef liver HHS Musicians Rated ‘Tops' •***■. mu u.ui wl w—Irfat udnlu tftp zstiK /■itival held SaU IMPERIAL OVEN-ROAST MIAMI OVEN-ROAST DENVER OVEN-ROAST MANHATTAN OVEN-ROAST skihSs wanks ... lamF'shoulder roast Redeem coupon below for.... 3-lb. Pkg., All-Beef urday, Pete. U. at Northview High School in Grand lupidx, Humber I ratings want to Gary ■Ata, tramtaM mto; Mary Gardner. ftata Mto: Mary Good* waunschweiger HAMBURG A0z.ru. tenor mx aoto; Rhyna Bchoima. dartnet Mio; fluth Hutt, clartarota, Berten Sweet, clartMte; Kathy J«£n*on. clari­ net Mio; Mary Mlle*. 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OF CEREAL j Hekman CHOCOLATE DROPS 4- �Barry to Merge Welfare, Social Aid Agencies Members of the Barry County Board of Bupervlsoro Wednesday ot last week unanimously ap­ proved- the -integration" of the Barry County Social Welfare De­ partment and ths Bureau nf So­ cial Aid, a step which may aave county taxpayers nun. Tuesday the Barry Social Wel­ fare Board designated Mrs Bea­ trice Fisher, Mil s. Michigan, who has been director of the. Welfare Department for the past 15 months, as the director for the combined departments and recommended to the count* board that her salary be raised from 86.800 to the highest merit­ ed under the Civil Service scale which may be slightly more than 81M... R. Bernard Houston, director of the State Department of Social Welfare, dlicuued the move with lhe county board . members Wednesday. deetarfiig that he was hot attempting to •ell the proposal but that he was "maeh in favor of IL” He explained that Legislative I proposals have been designed toj force lhe combining of the agtn-1 des. He said rather than losing! local control, Integration would add to local control. -.. . ' J. . counties had combined the liger,clea. now there arc 25 and abrut 20 more are studying the plan The Barry County action is scheduled tor approval by the State Department on Monday. Feb 22. Houston explained that all employres would have to conic un- I der Civil Service, but added that1 At the present-time, the Wri­ the local employees were nil ters Department administers di­ qualified but that they would rect relief and the hospitaliza­ have to take H teat. Considerable tion programs, distribute, iurweight Is given to experience, he'Plus foods and has responsibility said. ' f-- 2^ *«--— - «»—«<—»' Houston said it now costs the! Facility. ' 1 Cordon'll Ironside Agency | INSURANCI ____ 208 L State St, rTAtrideat & Sickness • Ute • HrnpitsliMtiM • Aote • Fir* • Liability • Bonds • Phone 845-8425 I | Children. Aid to Dependent Chil­ dren cf the Unemployed. Old Ake Assistance, Aid to the Blind and Aid to the Disabled under Supervisor Marie Hlgbie. Maple Valley’s Debaters Enter District Meet The Maple Valley High School IN HASTINGS, MICHIGAN S’nnS’Ml MORE BIG FEBRUARY BARGAINS On Saturday. Feb. M.the team will compete In a district meet to be held at Aquinas College. Grand Historical Society Meets Thursday; Public Invited The Barry County Historical So­ ciety wiU meet In the Hasting.* Public Library this Thursday a'. 8 p.m. Mrs. Christopher Gould will dlswith the State paying M83«2 43. County.Refreshments will be' served and an increase to the State of »!«.the public Li mast cordially Invited l 7W.63. I After Tuesday's Welfare Board meeting. Mra. Fisher said the merger may be In effect by June 1 and that all offices may. be located in the old City Hall where Ute Bureau of Social Aid More About- Fire Destroys DECORATOR PILLOWS Kapok filled throw pillows covered with cotton hopsack or rayon/ acetate. Rounds and squares. Continued from Pogo One . soft, rich k stripe h, or solid > towels Tuesday again approved rent­ ing the land near lhe Medical FacUlty to Robert Shorlow for their station by 8:30. Wayne Pierce said hl* store was filled with shorn This Is the first time in lhe nlrte years he ~1 I I I 2 88* both the hr save ■ ( s TOO LATE TO CLASSIH Plus. S&H GREEN STAMPS [ synagogue ot your choice this week or any week. There arc people telling us that we donl have freedom of speech or reli­ gion or any other freedoms. Thia ad paid for by O. W. 2/18 Spencer and Associates GARDNER DRUGS Unbelievable? Not at all .. . because Penney’s likes to give you spectacular values . and here's one to snap up! First quality, perfect towels to add a fresh, new note to your bath. Hurry in! • white • pink • yellow • fawn • turquoise * pink Hodges, who said hLs loss would be more than 820,000, is prepar­ ing to rebuild and Mr. and Mrs Pflnce said they would be back in busiue.M just as soon as the new building was completed two-thlrds covered by insurance and they had some business In­ terruption Insurance. . Lee Bacon and the staff of the Copper Lantern supplied coffee and rolls for the firemen, and others also brought refreshments for the fire fighters. Wayne Pierce had spme good luck last week—no matter how small. He won a prise at the Knights of Columbus dance held Saturday night at the American Legion Hall. Quality and ‘Jriendty Sendee . hand towel*_____ 3 for 88c wash cloth*_____ 6 for 88c More About- BARGAIN BUY! COLORFUL SCATTER RUGS! Super speciol to find all viscose rayon pile scatters that machine wash in lukewarm wa­ ter at this low price. Lots of colors and styles! Crispy checks go every­ where. do everything! At this sensational low price you’ll want yards ’n yards! Backward Glances Continued from Pogo One Fancy car: Buick Special V'6 40 Years Ago, The LAB. of the Ddwllng M. E. Church wiU, present a luome talent play this corning Friday Sew up pretty nightwear and save so much on this special! Cotton plisses. batistes, crepes in the’ group! Big assortment! evrn though the driver testified Uiat hr had put five, gallonn in tiic tank only the day before Luckily the tire turned out to be a false alarm so no damage was done. But thereafter. the driver plans to keep a closer check on the status of his gas Fjtncy. But not too fancy. Just enough to make your friend* think you've found oil in the basement, You may think so, too, when you Ret acquainted with Buick's V-6-thc beat thing that ever happened to 6 cylinders. Ito 225 cu. in. deliven 155 h.p^ without delivering you to the goa station all the time. As to the plain, homely price: you'll find it iboks restful in the family budget. Wc design the Buick Special so you can drive a Buick and still enjoy the other good things in life. See your Buick dealer. Remember: a Buick for only $2343.00*. That's the plain, honest (inspiring) truth. Plain price: $2343.°° ... 50 Yearo.Ag* a sum of approximately G. H. JUrioote of De­ The Second Annual High School banquet was held Tues­ day in the social rooms « the Methodist. Episcopal Church. See your local authorized Buick dcalcrTUNE IN "LOWELL THOMAS AND THE NEWS"-CBS RADIO Johnston. Gerald England. Prin­ cipal William T. Wallace and Bupc. r. W. Ellsworth. NEW! STRIPED! RUG RUNNERS ALL NYLON LOOP FILE! BIG VALUE! These are the smartest rug runners we've seen, and the quality is unheard of at these prices! Smart stripes, duotone borders. All nylon loop pile famous for its wonderful wear­ ing qualities in heavy traffic afeas. Hurry in! CHARGE IT!* Fabulous assortment styles, fabrics! Wash and wear little-iron combed cotton broadcloth, sports- Open Every Day 9:30 a.m. - 5:30 p.m. Open Friday 9:30 a.m. *til 9 p.m. �EDITORIAL (Ocmuouad from Pg- L this See.) young wuhlngtcu tl» mart were hl« mother and his half-brother. Lawrence wbocu he tdoJUed An incident, such as desertbsd by Parsou Weems in lhe cherry tree epiMde. would certainly have made an bzlellbto impression on the youthful Washington who V«« Bo, let's forget about the hatchet and the cherry tree and give some thought to what Washington actu­ ally did far hU country during the revolution and the critical first eight years of Federal rule. *e!vm, would not have held to­ gether long. This to especially true tn view of the fact dial the patriots nghtlng for freedom from England Senior Citizens Meet Monday To Ask Bids on Hospital Project By March 30 the French navy: gained several, days in iUoe by a feint against Uis I to downgrad* Wuhingtou's mili­ British tn New York City and tary aklll. Ye<. tor an individual then, using every available means who never had any formal military naming, his acrompltoiimcnt* were terrific. In fact, Frederick the Even here, despite numeric*! ad­ Great, a great military gentus Ln vantage. his advance was cautiaw. hto own right, teamed Washingtons and methodical with the result sctlon during die bsUlre of Tren­ Uiat his tosses were surprisingly ton and .Princeton a* among the low even though he was Mucking inert brilliant coup* tn military a strongly fortified position. Corn­ history. Although Wsahlngton lost wallis. himself, one cf the meat at Germantown, his plan of setton capable generals Ln British service, and hto ablUly to rally an army so paid high trubute to the military soon after the minor dlanater at Brandywine CreclC greatly 1mpctimed military men of Europe. At Monmouth Court House Waalt- at the lime Washington took over, Ington took mtr after the bum­ there was no colonial army nor any bling Gen Charles H. Lre, sup­ military tradition. War materials posedly a brilliant military man, were scanty and Colonial indus'.r, insufficient to equip an army. There was neither plan nor re­ sources for supplying an army in Snefl*. and protection of Die paUent, and in th* long run will lure to be dime anyway ut conJohn C. Bay. director of Pennock HderaWo higher curt­ -In my opinion." Bay comment­ Hospital, announced UuU plans “the engineer* with tr*e and. detailed rpecUJc*aosto for the ed hLpaST and Medical FartUUra new'addition to Use hospital have been reviewed and twit* lively ar>- Division of tlic Slate Health Detiroved by the Hospital and Medi. cal Facilities DlvisUai of Uie Mich­ sultants in a protect Rich a* thia. igan Department of Health, subject Their Uiorotwh rtvtcw ot the plans and knowledge of hospital congtructlon in general have savedi us fro-n making some cosUy mistakes and have helped u* oome up with znd engineers on the project, from a basically sound DTOiect. Grand Rapid*, are currently work­ -The only problem created bi ing on th* nccemnr revtolon*. Utat we have lad to do much Bay Indicated that, -If all r>« more to comply with elate and as planned, the bid sdveeitoefrdreal regulations to update our nwil* will be published the tatter prment facilities than »• ex­ part of Ecbnrary. and the plans pected. whfch 1» going to cost and apedflratiana will be avail­ able at lhe architects* office in Grand Rapids as of March 1, T>» cun mil M at 1 pm Monday. Fsb t3, nth. Parish Howe The Hastings wC men's Club will furnish ice ertiw cake and beverage and tiu; gram. A full attendance is deehtd. Visitors and new member^ mil be Begin World Tour The Rolfe Bulling* fl«w to a*a ProiKlsco Tue»day beginning their world tour by air. They wilt spend sever*! dan bi Hawaii and alto MVsral ds}| in Japan. While they are in the AUirra Greece, area a boat teip U ached, uled as port of their itinerary and they hav* promised to writ* letter* about their travels for Banner reader*. They expect to be away two months. Thc bld period will bo from March 1. to March 30. 1B63. with a formal public opening of bids speak. He had to build hl* own an able writer las was Thomas scheduled for 3 pm. on the 30th staff and crgAntzaUon from the al Lesson Sharpe Memorial Hall. "If the architects," Bay con­ There is a saying, that a general pataUncnts. at first. were made on ground up. A kindly Individual who The Yeckley 4H Club enjoyt^ tinued. “run into some problems should be Judged by hl* last battle. a purely political basis and volun­ sliding and skating on Batm day In making the required revision* al the Lanning GlHx-rt home then this schedule would bo saneU no. then Washingtons action in teer* from one colony often refused Seventeen member* gathered to what delayed." events leading up to the surrender enjoy Ute fun. They wen: served The proposed additions to Pen­ i hot chlllc and cixxnlate by Mrs. of Cornwallis at Yorktown give and discipline into Uie highly in­ he was blazing the trail. There nock Hospital are to provide new Gilbert and Mr*. Stauffer, ah and more adequate diagnostic, him high rank, indeed. He 'quickly "If all* goes as planned, then were no national traditions and nd treatment and service facilities os dividualistic colonial troopa. departed al dink. construction should begin some­ AH'during the course of the precedents to serve as guideline* well ss rOTty bed* time bi April or the flrat part of foreseen problem*, we should grt Hu ekqueut pronouncements arc May. That to a mighty big "IF” was up regardless of the military Revolutionary War. Washington but with * lot of Luck, some: this project of! the ground,” Bay situation of the moment Once, had to depend mostly an volunsharpened pencils, and no unpltohment*. unquestioned. during the siege of Boston, so to present day standards the exist­ In one respect, at least, he ing hospital building*. many men left. Out the British was reluctant to authorize "for the The Hoeplial has been under duration" enlistment*. Fortunately proved himself much more far­ fire by the Stale Fire Marahal sighted than any other Ameri&n there was a hard care of patriots and Uw Michigan Department of who stayed with the army and of his day when he Insisted that these became, under hl* direction, the young nation turn down any a formidable fighting farce that and all political ties or alliances won the respect of even the British with European power* and develop AcUoa was postponed on these regular*. But Wasiiington. unfor­ independently of outside Influences. demands so that they could be To gain this end be withstood incorporated In the present bulldtunately, never had enough of these OPENS THIS WEEKEND Ing program. The Hospital and a powerful pro-French faction Medical Facilities .Division of the operating within the nation and State and Uw US. Public Health Serving our nationally famous taste tempting special­ accepted a treaty with England service. the agencies that administies and Root Beer that Dog and Suds" mode great! which, although unsatisfactory in Washington had every right to many respects, insured1 a measure Burton Act. have required that a Now Owned and Operated by . of independence and was probably permanent retirement gt the con­ number of other things bo Included JACK LOBDELL and RON BEYER clusion ot Uie war. He had served lhe best pact that could have been bi this project. Whenever there are federal funds. On M-37 & M-43 Just West of Hastings tus country magnificently. His place involved, the entire project 1* subin history was secure. But at lhe Looking backward, it is no exag­ tlme-of Uie Constitutional Conven­ geration to say Uiat Washington's tion. Washington was called from influence during the critical first JURKAU retirement to preside aS this moeight years of Federal rule gained mrftous assembly. He waa the one man who iiad the complete confi­ dence of all the leaders. " Although, m the official records, Washington's name appear* only as presiding officer. 11 U’ pertain prove to a doubting world that popular government in a major nation was possible. Dog n Suds FINAL CHOPPING of PRICES on FALL and WINTER MERCHANDISE Ben Frankliri Bargains throughout the Store! Camp Fire Council Leader* Association meeting will pc ]«ld this Thursday at 1 pin.-at the Camp Fire office. Subjects to be discussed will be the Camp Fire Bum McPkasdin Men's Wea* "Dresg Well . . . You Can't Afford Not To" 138 Bt State St. -,We Rent Formal Wear mgton. Even at that tioj^'klnnn clouds pointing to future iwlltlc.il batUcs were bcgUinmg to appear on the horizon. But lOBdcrs>of nil factions lud trust anil confidence in Washington. One of Wasiilngtan's first aelfImjxaed duties a* president was to •n on a hot new 'tio Comet. aldcrmg the condition of the road* 1 Hastings High Cafeteria Menu -or rather the almost complete lack of any improved highways— essential one In that it helped to insttn a sense of unity In u collec­ tion of independent colontea that had only rocenUy agreed to accept lhe authority ot Federal rule. iiur. colUco ipcakei. =111. PILLOW CASES OR TUBING COTTON JERSEY LOOP JL f Spring Mills tubing, 42x36 in.: assorted designs. LEOIIRRDOSGOOD mm \ ?kg. Reg. 29c —" VELVET HEADBANDS Multi-color loops for pot holders, ptace m*t*l ConvanMntiy poty bagged. YOUR CHOICE "-JunenalJJofHe SNAP-ON CURLERS RUBBER TIP BOBBY PINS Poputarta/gaaiza*. Hold hair firmly. 12 or 16 to bag. 80 pin* on cardl Easy on hair. In black or bronze. Stock up now! CORNU WALNUT AND S. JEffERSON HASTINGS VELVET BOW the swinging performer that blazed a trail ' from the bottom to the top of the world! It Isn’t enough for a Comet to be beautiful. We build ’em lively. Three regular production '65 Comets—like those at your dealer's— blazed a 16,200-milc trail from Cape Horn tn Fairbanks. All in 40 days! Tint's Comet! There ore many details which must receive interested attention in time of need . . . details which ord on expected part of any funeral director's service. Leonard-Osgood service, how­ ever. goes beyond the expected; it in­ cludes attention to the family's every need and wish. CURLER HAMPER SET *9 HAIR NETS Plastic hamparand MIN BONNET invisible nyfon "f •n grey, brown.- 4 WAVE NETS Metallic Threads, y TAPE MEASURE BRASS PINS 90 pins to pkg.J. SHOE LACES 4C Plastic tipped "T cotton, blk., brn. 4 ' KNEEPATCHES LACE EDGING Reversible, 60 Ip. length tape. the world's 100,000-mile durability champion flits tbi ncUea l&fxtgtfan^lor ioMn tUl ktV. yea sJoag M ike kideric Comei DurabiTuy Run Arvugh Ufaxisuiuig rnuauia. 4sk joui Mmu/j dealer fut a copy today. 91.00 Valuu BOBBY PINS 20 pins card. with dlp-onl SS'1’ £7c SEWING THREAD HI-STYLE BUTTONS Quality mercer*, ued. White; black. Huge variety first quality buttons. MAHLER MOTOR SALES UZO N. Michigan Wl 5-2479 Ben Frankliri 102 W. State Street in Hastings �Mr, and Mra Robert Mund. MeHs. a* and Jon. and Mrs LOy Jtourh. Ice cream and cake were rervnd and the hnnorw-n were presented with a gift. The Treats are soon £‘v r‘K for a month's vacation tn entertained fqr dinner tetter's hner Awards at i to Mra. It Ken Realm Personal Mention of Battle Creek «*nl the day with her, end her daughter and grand­ daughter. Mrs. Robert Murphy Of Lansing, and Mra. Marjorie VandeCar, and two children of Maron । were Tuesday vtotora, i Mrs. Alien Bawdy wu a guest of the Harley Sawdys of Bay City nlcian with the UHAP and a HHs» graduate of MiddMeiHo High Dr. Finnic was sidelined with Bchoil. is vtelting his parents. Mr. a severe cold and unable to at­ and Mra. Roy Kelley of R3 Has­ ting*. After returning from a tour tend hl» own party. A group of kindergarten in Uborador. Sgt. Kcilcy Mxl Lundy ore to malto their new home tn Corvallis. Ore., where the Air There wu a fanjily nt-togeUMr at the home of Uie Elmer Treats on Bunday to otem hie birthday, which occurred cm the Uth. and also the TreaU' «th wedding annlvtmry which will be on Feb. 3fl. ourete were Mra. Ctiarka Woods, sAn'hJxnc cm Cook Road. when Uio was the honoree bosteaa and that evening Cathy McConnell twt«i her gueete at her home Re Opening be at the Having* Hotel Manday evening. Everyone watched Uie exciting double over time U. of M. bajAetball game on TV before llio ladles adjourned to the Dr. U E. Blair home for an evening at cards. Mr. and Mra. Fay Clardy at­ tended the “American MiMlcale" at WMU. Wednesday evening. —. Mrs. Carrie Fiihrr wm a Bundaj grmdion, Martin Lyle Bowman, ot dinner guest of Mix Ben Merrick Kalamazoo over Um> weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Sandero Mra. Bessie Burghdoff spent Uie daughter and family. Mrs. Kt weekend with her eon. Mr. and Welton. Jerry and baby Phillip, of Mra Robert Binghdoff, o! Algonnear Alto. Mr. and Wra Leo Church and Mra. Warren Rouah attended the win was the house-guest of friends golden wedding anniversary ob­ in this vicinity, called on Mra. servance of Mr. and Mra. Howard Mao ciuciowetn on Sunday. Mra. Ruaekli Dingeraon and Mra. McDaniels in Mulliken on Sunday BELTONE FREE Monthly Hearing Aid Clinic WITH ALL BRAND NSW HOTEL HASTINGS 1:00 p.m, to 5:00 p.m. Friday, February 19 MUSIC CENTER A head injury suffered h Hueal at the home ot her rrm. Uu Ulla Kelleys, .on- Bunday. After­ noon callers at the Kelley hecu were Mr. and Mra. Floyd F<x>to oi Mr. and Mra. Burdett Cotant and Mr. and Mra. Carl Hewitt of Woodland apent Sunday with Mr. and Mra William Hewitt. Charlene and Marilyn at Grand Ledge. Mr. and Mra. George Kenyan SOON MERCHANDISE! Mother of 7 Dies Following Sliding Mishap Burton It. Eioey on April 3d, UM1. al St. Luke's Kpitoopal Church in Kalanuisoo. She was a members of that dtureli. The family has resided in. the Delton mi* for the peat Hve yearn, moving there from Kal- Boott, Oxlutd, Ir.tl. and a Mra. Grover King was In Has­ brother, Martin, at Dallas, Texas. tings Maying with the children txirviccs were ludd at 2:30 pm. while Mr. and Mia. Max King Sunday at the Hanton - Bomb Dew to Foetal Hill, Loudana to Funeral Homa with Rev. Eylo overnight guests Saturday of Mr. and Mrs Mason Tbomaa and were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mra. Floyd Colvin. Mr. and Mra. James King of Lansing, Mra. Henry Beverwyk of Lake-O Square* To Dance are to leave lids Thuraday on a The Lake-O Squares are to European trip for 10 days mid dance Saturday, Feb 20, nt the while they are away her mocli- BELTONE HEARING CENTER 349 Capitol while playuig imkctoaii Mon­ day evening al *chool. Ho la la Pennock. Hospital. . PMNOCK HIISPIIAL OPEN AN ACCOUNT TAKE 2 TEARS TO PAT ?*MBAe^t».PO,U0AT,0,‘ NO PAYMENTS TILL APRIL SUPER SAVINGS ON CCME SEE FOR YOURSELI COMPARE AND YOU'LL AGREE TFAT THIS IS THE SMART WYY TO BUY AND SAVE. BEDROOM SUITES! MATTRESS & BOX SPRING UPHOLSTERING Haga Area oa Tuesday*. • Pickup and Deiivary. • Many Sample*. SAVINGS! 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HAAN lOtf 144’8 58” »54»» PAINT SALE Gold Star JUVENILE FURNITURE REDUCED rumple to with Ivo mattreMapriad comhlna- Makes into twin SRQ95 UU VINYL LATEX GAL WHITE NASSAU BLUE SUNRAY YELLOW SANDUNE COOL GREEN WALL FAINT DRIES IN 30 MINUTES DOWN­ TOWN HASTINGS SIZE HUNDRED: LOW LUSTER READY TO USE STORE �Lansing Gilbert New’ Audubon Society President Methodist Rites Unite Couple at Nashville Church Lanalng Gilbert wm elected Audubon Club Thursday night Karla Kay Seeley, Dennis C. Hale Married Saturday Grace Brethren Church Setting for Sunday Ceremony ti» Ute Mr Bcedle of Nashville palnUng. bird watching, hiking and the •room's fksrents are Mr. I wild flower*, geology, exploring, and Mra. Ellvwurth H. Long at hiking and enjoying of nature in Nashua, N. H. gansal . vlaory-Florence Norton. James vllle Evangelical United Breth­ Unlvenlty a year Bril TdXZe Burghduff. UUlan Wilson; rxren Church. The double ring ceremony waa Company in Lanalng. ctha Gardner. Ina Kenyon; flowMr. Hale, a 1M3 graduate from 1 Charlotte High School, wort* at ' organ played "Thru The Year*" Aluminum Extrusion In Char- >'man, Greta Nixon; funeral — Greta Perkin*, Vert* Annable, and The Loyd'a Prayer." Bas­ lotte ket* of white gladioli and blue When the couple return* from | Annie Bryant; memorial-Leona their honeymoon they will reside ।,Bowman. Lida Sothard. Fannl* Endalcy; rewulutlona-Jodr Hall. at 31S4 W. Hani* Ave., Char- i I Bertha Weyennan. Ira Corw^ lolte. Ortoy HuJUbergvr of Mrs Arnold read iby the Rev Max Gladdin* Joined the group and invited . u —_ .___ _ -a r. tn *ok>tet was Mrs Donald Hofatra church wm decorated with white »- Thoae attending ahould bring "Whither Ttiou Goest mums and carnation*, and Mra : their own aack lunch. Wm. R Denn wm the organist, I Interested people are invited Wc Have Promised." waa sung IX>— J. to mewt with the group. For chow * street length drew of more information they may rail Dr. Rmeell Barnard of Wi­ pale blue dacron and polyester nona Lake, Ind. assisted by Stauffer at WI&-35O2 aa matron cream colored street length dress with pink accoacrics and her proached the altar wearing a The Ringo-Swingo 8 q u em Bclxool on Saturday. Feb. 13. for a SweeUiCArt dance George The bride, given In marriage Peterson, the dubs caller, once more aet liraru and fret tn rhythm by bar father, wm attired in a with hl* excellent harmony and floor length long sleeved whiaa Following the wremony a re . the bride * evening from Battle Creek. Lake The bride la a graduate of Odessa, and Naahvllle. Nashville Hlglt School and at tmdal Central Micldgan Unl- orated for Ute Valentine party by the I*ete Powells, the Pete Ander­ The groom gradiiaied from son*. and the Lloyd Tnpennlngs. Camden High sch-x>i uAd i* em­ The delectable punch b:iwl and ployed a( the Oldsmobile plant attractively d<xout<M table were tn Ijuuing. tlie center of attention between the hoin< loped bodice iyxd full skirt ac­ cented by appilqued circle* of lace. Hsr veil fell from <rsmall pearl crown and she carried a while orchid and white hyucinlhii with .dreamer* on a Bible Mrs Wm Linington returned Saturday after spending three weak* al the home of her daugh­ ter. the Ken Tucker*, of Flint and helping to care for her three grandchildren while Kgn under­ went back surgery from Battle Creek the week before by nine Ringo-Swti«o couple* bridesmaid*. They also brought to the club Uie little tfown jug which ha* been autographed by the dubs who have Brovont, daughter of Mr. and Mrs Gall Brovont ot Hastings. aeaalon. I best man. and seating Uie <ue*ts were Btycc Klpluurer and George i Oonatr. both of Charlotte. Fullowing the ceremony a re­ ception wu* held In tlie church parlors Mr*. Marguerite Benson nlveteen street dnrearw. curried white velvet heart* centered with under the leadership of George* wife, "Toou " The club* bonne* again hung Lorraine Tanker and Mr*. Norma Now the Rlngo-Swingo MKB. PAUL WILLIS BARE. JR. . . . 341** Judith Anne Smith is Married. Lake Odessa Church Is Setting for Lovely Nuptials The Central Methodlat Church romc Beck of Grand Rapid* the Jug and it will be Uielr* until A-wtstlng the grami as best another club come* with eight for the marriage at Ml** JudlUi member* to claim it'and take It Anne Smith and Paul Willis Sore, Jr.. Sat unlay afternoon. dub* banner. FRESH DONUTS Superette brought to a ctaoe by bride, and Sand Drek of Winona Mrs. HuUlxrger aetected cranberry colored dre**' Thornapple Club Welcomes New Members Thursday 205 N. Michigan of Holland are couple will be at their apartment on campus at Central Michigan Unlvenity wlwre Usey are stu­ dent* Mrs. Sari' gruduattd from lake Odessa High Sciiool Mr. Bare Is a Hastings High Schocxl graduate. Out of town guests were from Holland. Battle Creek. Lansing. Coopj-rsvllle. Grand Rapid* Kalamazoo, Wayjond. Woodland, JackHtn. Hostings. Detroit, Flint and Indiana. farmed the iy before the — —. . - with aeven- Hotel. The bride's parent* were brahch candelabra and pink ticert.s to out-pf-town guest* at flotal arrangement*. Mr*. Detnire a buffet supper in their home fcdlowliir Uie wedding on Satur- eastern School and welcomed four PENNANTS with school colors for the following schools ; bride, cut Uie wedding cake. Mrs • HASTINGS DELTON • LAKEWOOD • MIDDLEVILLE Typewriters & Adding Machines For Sale or Rent Repair Service SCHADERS Office Supplies MAPLE VALLEY Patrick C. Hodg Dependable Jeweler 108 E. State Street lhe Unitartan being claased a* highly intaUectual. would com­ He quoted from many of the Ulen outoUndlng literature trutha MRB JAMES W RICHARDS . MIm Marietta Lou Weeks Becomes Bride. Watch While Wo Moke'Em . R2 NtuiHdle Waldo k R I^igh. Rl. St., Lanalng DeiUah - Mrs. Adalbert Cart-1 the couple, right, Iroquois Trails, Algonquin Mra. Don wm KJT Be.-rjird Quigley and Mrs. Lewi* Hine. , °u<** J™?, k™™1* Lake, Ind. Carlabad. N. Haa!£' P--------WOMO.- , --- ---------------------Calftdonl* knddlevllle. Grand Magazine Rapid*. .Montrw. Jenison. Lan- O j ;in plaid: i: continental crepe Homemakers Explore Hit-tic IFood, uuu, Say: _>uy. New Spring Suits . we invite you to come in now to see and choose from our outstanding spring collection. The Bonnet & Gown Shop Alma Fingletdn Wallunis. da ;UWe me «ory. atarung her father. । ^th the wicked sister*, getting riy Ann Hart of ready tar lhe baU. through to was maid at honor.. Cinderella and ttw pumpkin the food cixuccs wt.ro; PHOTOCEAFHY m— 9*5-3616 church parlors Immediately folFallowing tiic dinner wA a lowing th* ceremony with a red charming skit done by 10 Blue and white decor. Mlaa Lucy Gray Bird*, called "Cinderella Hooten- Newaygo MTred cotIf In charge Sweet, MelLnd* Hammond. Brenof the punch wa* Mra Hw da Brook*. Debbie Colvin, Cindy Carton, South Haven, with Mia* .* --------— Arman and Cindy LaUa. The LADIES Fall & Winter DRESSES One rack of ladies and sutiteen dresses. GAUZE DIAPERS^;. AA LADIES WINTER HATS Beginning Wednesday, Feb. 24th Will Be Special "COOKIE DAY COMFORT! You’ll like the going-places look about these latest MASSAGICS — styled for the man who is definitely on hi* way! You’ll like the air-cushioned comfort as much i the good looks. Slip into a pair and see what the excitement’s all about Drop in soon. provided and the reason for the answer wa* explained. Nome Duplicate Bridge Winners MASSAGIC l»*d brought her exercise couch and demoastrated It a* a woo- Duplicate Bridge play at t. derful relaxer and May man's manuel Epiacopul Church Uruiercroft Tuesday night. Dr. John Stryker and Mr*. Lorn* Davidson After aU this, members gath­ ered around the dining table, Second went to Mrs William gay with ValcnUne decoration.* and thoroughly enjoyed a special • Peurach. family attending the Washlimton ping, and whipped cream to Birthday Bridge Benefit, the huacrown it all. Laughing at them- bands are eepcclally invited to play selves with every bite, each and duplicate iKidgc at the Emmanuel ftiarnpm Undercroft, Tuesday, Feb. Frwdcak**. fry roll*, sweet roll*. Danish cookie*, etc. Apple Fritters 6 for 39c Wool and blends, cardigans and slipovers. Broken sizes. tf ■■ etc. Values to QQ # QQ • Nylon with lace trim, white and pastels. S, M, L . . . Reg $1.98. <1 Reg. 49c—Now 3 for $1.00 WASH CLOTHS Reg. 25c—Now 5 for $1.00 By Cannon, in plaids. Twin & Double . . . Reg. $7.98. now *3.88 |#r now LUU SHEET BLANKETS now 2 l°r*1a00 Reg. $3.98. Size 70 x 90. 100% cotton . . . Antique 52.44 white. LADIES NYLON BRIEFS White , . . Size 5 thru 8. 4 <-’1.00 PLACE MATS ROW Vinyl with foam back. A^s't prints. Reg. 39t. LADIES SLIPS Dacron, nylon & cotton blend. wRite With lace trim. Shadowproof panel. Sizes 32-44. Reg. $2.98. mw’2.00 BUTTONS Values to 79c. LADIES JEWELRY One group of spring jewelry in • necklaces and earrings. , $1 AA now X ,or leW ANKLETS SHOESTORE Reg. 79c—Now 2 for $1.00 HAND TOWELS Aft NYLON HOSE Seamless, shades of mist and honey. Size B’/z-l 1. BATH TOWELS KITCHEN TERRY TOWELS New prints just receivedJ LADIES HALF SLIPS ter, Mrs. Vandlen, thi* week and helped In the observance of the Mth birthday ot their mother. CANNON TOWELS BEDSPREADS One Rack of Ready to Wear Dresses, coats, blouses, skirts, dining room. Ing Friday for a three-week va­ cation In Florida. They will vbit Uie Bill McKibbln* at Orlando for a few day* before going to Hollywood. Tuesday evening din­ ner guest* of the Allerding* Were Mr*. Alice Mourer of Detroit and sL00 Matching ensembles, checks, stripes, solids. SWEATERS nian. with Mrs. PhyUi* Castle- and honsy |Uied. DALE'S BAKE SHOP Sprite One rack of skirts, tops, dresses and jumpers . . . Broken sizes. Friday & Saturday Baker's Dozen Days - Buy 1 Doz., Get 13 GARMENT BAGS 54-in. length, holds 14 garments. Reg. $1.49. MATERNITY WEAR wm of the gift*. nm,a"V3 price off now priced from M.00 t0 $5.00 an ivory and rose wool print with Mw 2 <« *1.0(1 Prints and solids. Reg. 79c Ladies & Subteen WOOL SLACKS robes doz. RECEIVING BLANKETS Values to $14.98. to the daughter*, and Dick Bhu■Ur led the group tinging. nils delightful <viniiik-s pro- 4 * ’1.00 Rayon acetate, white & pastels, lace trim. Size 4-14. Slightly irregular .Reg. $2.98.HOW Now Our entire stock *1.00 100% cotton, lace trimmed. Sizes 4-14 . . . Reg. $1.98 GIRLS BRIEFS SKIRTS & SWEATERS RS L|oij II love our j BAKED GOODS Salt Rising Bread tvr* and granddaughter* from Indiana. Mr* Phyllis McPeak and two daughters, and Mr*. Kathryn Wohlheter and daugh- GIRLS SLIPS LADIES WINTER COATS Our entire stock of car coats and dress coats. 1 . Up to $49.98 values. /2Pr,c® grooms mother wore a turquoise hone *haku. step-sister* brew sheath with jacket. Their cor- and Cinderella's delight—euch a Paul Pants, ebuemate of the ing instruction. After taking the physical well-being was strewed Crown green brocade sheath with jacket ad. magic wand potatoes, ball- “.nTSnS Naah rille. Birthday Thtire stock their parent*. WIDOINC tnond and daughter. Cheryl, of Lanalng visited,hi* mother. Mra. Clifford Hammond, Saturday. On Bunday. Mr. and Mra. Loren Ert> of Grand Rapid* were visitor* at WnflNKTMii of the bride. Mr. and Mrs. HowThe menus were clocks, the aid Hogan, brother-ln-l*sf and hand* pointing to 12 o'clock, and with matching headplax* Thrir a-Acrihcart rusra W1d miniature carnation*. Dena UI1U and Denny Stadel were srnus Sjviuiy OUUlCt Wr'TW flower girl and ring bearer. They orc the children of Mr. and Mrs. Dallas SUdeL Dena a gown pink carnations Mr. and Mrs FerrLv Lathrop, aunt and uncle of the bride, presided nt the reception which was held Ln the Fellowship Hall following the ceremony Miss Aller Eversdyk of .Cen­ tral Michigan University had .V ripnuv jucus ano cuuuve or ini- puncn Ixnrl. Mra fallacies believed by Michigan 1 John J Smith of Jackam, aurt homemaker*. Michigan State <>f tlw bride, poured coffee Mra University w_ Extension -----Service ------------pro­ Dalia* Stadel cut the wedding vided a multiple choice test to of Hostings, aunt of the groom. moualy to the college, thereby Mbs Patricia Benedict. Ionia. The newsjs in the drape of this chic leaf-ascot shirt. Pamper-smooth 100% Dacron* polyester. Bracelet sleeves. Rich monocolor plaids. 28 to 38. 170 Enjoy the Sweetheart Fete Monday Evening Hanker, while ha and hl* » were vacationing in Florida nicn were Bud Bud Nettleton, Nettleton, ananTomorrow for ^tirp ot^er cllu?Eniatz‘-nnd coble i urnuriow, for OUre orHarting*. Usher* were Randy Mr* Alfred Lowe wav iMBteea and David Sore, brothers of the on Wednesday, Frto 10 to the groom. Bradley Smith, brotlwr Modem Homemakers Extension of lhe bride, and Al WolUng M Rtttzfv —— Via, —Kin —1 rv — Study Wmim Group. W Mra Vernon Engle Detroit. . The bride's mother wore a sented an tntereetlng lesram. candlelight brocaded satin suit -Families With Overweight Prep­ lans " sago wan cymbldlum orchids The tend, but Mary Cook made lhe sometime* dreary and discourag­ ing topic of nutrition into an interesting and encouraging sub­ ject by ure- of bright posters ex­ plaining food values and showing that low calorie, high nutrit-on food* are ns attractive and de­ licious as those with obvious or 6.00 poroita. the K. Henning* of Mid­ and Is awaiting dleville. heated a family dtnnar on territory in Michigan. < i Su“1<,y' .ee came Saturday Io The Prank Keeifielda entertained All of our ladies & subteen skirts & sweaters. TREATS OWaPWl 01 *U1‘ Ricky Hogan, niece and nephew Print lace over tulle with the ikeart bar^urt “iu l«kl Monday front ftond tiered. The aleevoi e__!.-5* .. -Vlh .,a E!1< evening, Feb. Id. with HO Blue w<Tc locur Bequltu. and pcorta Blnla (Utendmg. edged the scalloped neckline, n* U)Cfnc fw thl3 yeBr a din SOME TODAY J' perfection k from Traverse City where khe nxl mats and white baby mum*, being married. Colored gtaae Blipbad been taking over the church Chat les Richard* of Battle per*, loaned by Bulluigs, werc A ■■ « —.■■■ ■ 1 ne fK* vvnn—M I.,,I, , „ <4 luts 69c doz. Agnes Marie Perry. dta«^r •S3 T.*7S « " «■ v« SUM. nuik. Oua Plain 59c doz. (J)hip’i$hore Marlene Ackett. Nashville, Uw sUoUl. * Hrd glJul)all whlt< snap., AbigaH-Chpreh lounge, Bert Btnuffrr During the meeting rrembroiderod with imported *e- ■ It WM voted to »cnd two local quin* and pearls. The tklrt teari)*r* to the Teacher*' Con*<-.-- anne Royer eg Winona Lake, terminated in a bouffant court vafton Trainltig Camp at Higgins Carol Juday of Osceola. Ind. Lake th!* Summer Tliew teachers i French illusion, caught In a tiara ED & DECORATED will receive college credit fur their rille. embroidered with peart* and «eeffort. wearing an aqun velveteen suit quin*. She carried a Bible, gift of the given by Mr* Harold Sloarni on Down "Landscape Orientation'' with when they left on tbetr wedding trip to CarUbod. NM . where ---. they will rroldc. The gmmi Ls D“vld h-^ver of Grand Rapids, employed by the BouUiwretom -"lira Curtis. The it with Engineering and Machining Corp., bridesmaids were Ml® Patricia Zokahcsky of Central Michigan draft Uielr own plana.’ Some liave at Carlsbad. The rehrareul dinner w held E? 1 ' 1 ” 11 ' iu.‘d new home* tolandacape and others oaxuruuy evening al inc enuren „„„ , have plans to change or improve. 9 A.M. to 11* P.M. <tdverti$ed in Vogue Double Ring Rites Unite Couple at Nashville Church Budl Mohseriy, East Tarming gueate. Esther—Tour of Uie WalktorffBponabla Funeral Home, 7:30. T-u>. 1 in on Wednesday. Feb. 24th, aa fetlow*: <McAunc> Circles. Leah—Mrs. Clay Bassett, 722 W Walnut. EiiMbetb — Mra Keith Sage. sot W. Walnut. Afternoon II ” V>kUAUertSt Hobertaxi of MMdfoviLo a ”** an'.ang Uie 39 graduate* of 12th birthday. .Alter tobogganing JUIamwoo Practical Nursing —-----------’--------— ------r^ii Center. Graduation exercises fun. dancing to the record player. Bchool Auditorium where they tilit verv Imnnrtanl rtar iecelved theu. certificate* and The Lyle GiUesptai entertained Everyone agmxl U»t Cliria nursing pins M1M Wallunaa wm I their neighborhood potluck bridj* and Bwe did a wonderful job in Stamm. Cathy club on Saturday. Mr. and Mr* planning the party which will ba Haapiul. .Monday. Feb. IS. and George Chenoweth wtre guesU tor will writ* her Blate Boards in April. She I* a 1M> graduate of were Mr* Jack Wood. George Thomartile-Kellogg High School Arland Martin and daughter. in Middleville. Chenoweth and Manin Andarton. Marianne, of Portage visited hi* mother, Mr*. Elisabeth MArtln. Saturday. Mrs Mortimer Nichols, now in On Monday pf last week Mr. Detroit for eye surgery, haa en- 7th birthday. Jacoba rm Tuesday avaning, Feb. and Mr* Maynard Sixberry and chlldren vulted the Ford Caaeys. Robert Casey »u a Saturday Ung* in early April Her addrss* evening caller and Uie WinfordI la: o/o E. a. PauUen. ax'* -—• Ruse Church was entertained on 'nols. Detroit 14. Midi. Caseys were Bunday caller*. Battle Creek. 81. John*. Jackson, Hastings, I analog InoH East Lar-dug. Delton, Vermontville, DehUh Circle, Mra RuawU Evangelical United Brethren Kaianuuoo, Grand Ledge New­ juvaTand QtL Evarto, chairman. aervod lhe din- Church in NaBhville. The Rev. BW> B F. Rhoadre, NaahriUe, offl- Jli ..J The Methodist evening circles elated al the double ring cere- as follows him L an orcaaian? A beautiful centerpiece done LwauUful heart. college Student*. The Speaker *M in Mra. Arthur Behnke. and family. the. occasion being ■ birthdav colrtratton tor Mra. Cao- ing m Uw Valentine motif— whal could be more appropriate flustered. Dr. Meredith used bird* tn Ct, I .parison with countries peop;,^ thetr religtoo*, ate. staling tint America i* idopUhcd with Mr* Allen Malcolm able to attend were Mr*. Eduard Ortnvalda apd Mr*. Wesley Logan. Mirer wedding annhwraory. bu audience throughout hu talk. Hr ciaaalfUd UM> -fliMered" fluaUxod indeed qualified to ** -K, HUSH. at Albion CoUega, whtxe topic wm Agnes Marie Perry, Ivan Campbell Exchange Vows,. BUI Knapp* In Grand . Ok Meredith wm a meat enin-ounuig speaker, and though b* W * va|7 dedicated man. hu and liberal atutuda, oom- Meredith c™“‘ dore Tubergtm of Grand Rapids, Prentice's Mth birthday­ Mil Linnie AUm and Mr*. Grace; - . • Calkin* for dinner an WedruaaUy. . their family inriudln* the Oerald Jinhday a Valer.Uno dinner Sunday evening ; now /2Pr,te Wedding Prayer." accompanied by organUt Don Westfield ot woodland. Society newS «nt Mclhodlrt Woman'* Society at (TiriiUan Service held a « 30 dU-.nw in lh* church dining room ,xi Wednesday, Fab. 10th. thought," and the manner m which it waa prewmled tmpreaaed T*ZJUan»O« MCTZZ-J I —------------------------------------------ Mrr cunon i The Jphn Hopkins Surprised by Lovely Anniversory Party Wood. Sparkling SCHOOL MiM Janet a The Than-apple Garden Club saga of white carnations. Dance to Fallow Game on Friday rayon, notion and nylon TlwThere I* to be a Youth Coun­ Thc next visitation meeting of cil dance in the East gym fol-'„_,^„, District 33_will be held Feb. 24 lowing the Charlotte - Haatlnga 'at Eaton Rapid*. sleeves and <* train fell from ।game Friday. Dancing to recordThe entertainment conunlltre * bow al the center of the back cd , mualc begin* al 10 and con- j for the next meeting include* of the bell-shaped skirt A Uara ,tlnuns until 11:30 Mark Johnaon Sarah Rouah. Lula Reed. Media of sequins and bead* held the to chairman ot the- affair Co- Kerch and Emma Payne The shoulder length veil of lllusian. tponaorvd , by the lit-Y CTub public relations party committee She carried red rose* on a white I. ' -------- ;• I for FW>. 29 include* Gay and KlkKL, a rritt nt llw, wrnnm Miss Sharon Leary, daughter Mw*™* ruIlrr Miss Dirralrw- Whaley of Iaii. . . 1 anti Mavbelle Smith. sing served a* her sister's maid ot th* Robert Leary*. 1* enter- j Friday-* meeting wm followed lug Concordia Teachers College : by refreshment* and entertainfloor length blue nylon over in River Fure»t, Ill., on-' “ I ment. ‘ taffeta featuring a cummerbund ; trimmed in iwquin* Her n&wers were blue and white mum*. I Darryl Hale of Charlotte. tlw church, performed the double ring ceremony at 3 pm. in Uie presence of approximately ISO guest*. The Valentine Day theme of red and white with wlute mum* and rtd cirmUona on the anna Ringo-Swingos Have Sweetheart Dance Saturday Methodist WSCS Enjoys Talk by [awrence Meredith Graa* taka, were oomplMini Ute forte, were married Bunday af- from NaahvUkHigh School in ------------------- Brrthren Church on the Vtdder and Mr* Noble Grand Artoa BurgbduH of the Hiawatha Retekah Lodge prewnted her standing com­ mittee at the regular xasion Fri- nation*. HUB Kart* Kay Seeley, daugh­ pink ter ot Mr*. Murray Seeley of Naahvllle and th* late Mr.Beeley. MIm Norma J. Hulllberge-r of Winona Lake Ind. and Robert Mrs. Gertrude Matthews is vice president and Mr*. Mantu- H. Lathrop of CarUbad. N. M. exchanged their marriage vow* married IWnrday evening. Jan. K in the Nashville Metliodlst Hiawatha Noble Grand Presents Her Committees moon .the bride changod to al lavender lull. Vor her daughter’s wedding ( White, sizes 9-11 — Reg. 5‘ sow 3-prs. M.00 4 <-’1.00 now 1Q( ■ wd Look for famous 'Trade-Name' labels on the things you buy ... you'll find them here! Parmale 124 East State Street' i �152 HHS Scholars On First Semester Honor Roll Thirteen Hastings High atu-. colin, Joe Morgan. Kent Murphy, penta earned straight •'A" aver-! Tom Reynold*. Kitty Rush. Jerry ages for the first semester and a Skidmore, Katie Webster and Iota) of 152 achieved place* on Susan Wellfare. 3 33; Tom King, the semester honor roll. Frincl-. 8te»e Mayo, Susanne Mullenlx. pal Donald GUI has announced. R«y Naah. Janine Ostroth, Paul Thcwe obtaining perfect aver-; Quinlan and Robert ShalUa. 32. •rm Included Mary McAllister | Juniors: Gayle Barlow. Carl and Torbjorn Malm. Seniors; 1 Hoffman and Carole. Bweet, 39: Darlene Jarman. Mary Anne Gloria Casey. Marlon Gorham. Karma*. Christina Campbell, Kenneth Russell. Pat Stamm. Fancy EHU and Cindy Moyer. I Ken Weller and Stephen Youngs. Junlora; Loralyn . Gilbert and 3.78; Susan Bachman and Dennis James Fisher; Mary Belli Goodiear, Lola Sage and Barbara Sweet, Freshmen. Mary McAllister, Darlene Jar- Others on the gluded: Seniors: Sandy HengMbach. Tim Smith and Lee honor roll In- Belson. Carol Kraft, Valerie Vahfarihg. 3.3; Ijockwood and Ellen Worgev.. 3 75; Susan Babcock. Jill Edger, Jo Engle. Sally Kenfield. Carol Rase and Karen Spockman, 3 6; Randy Allerdlng. Larry Haywood. Harold Miller. Johanna Pavllch and Cynthia Sage. 39; Kathleen man und Phil Stanton, 3 4; la Allerdlng, Ed Berry. Diana I, Annette Guenther. Dorothy a. Linda Hayner, Susan Kali­ Margcry Kilmer. Ken KucmJ an Ice McMillan. Steve Mal- John Oimbow, Linda Dunkelbergcr. Steve Fox. Bonnie HofTman and Elaine Zurad. 39; Karen Baoon, Linda Burkey. Mary Set­ tles and Elaine Tueker, 3.4; Sharon SUil. 333; Laura Adams, Jerrle Bryans. Ken Cole. Sue Cordray. Laura EUlott. Busan Face, Kathleen Gaskill. Alicia Hammond. Craig Huntley. Steve Jacobs, Agnes McPharlln. Bar­ bara Purdy, Barbara SlEion, Su­ san Wellfare and Tim Williams, 323; Caroline Bacheider, Diane Brown. Jim DcVault. Jim Fran­ cisco. Bill Haan. Phil Higbee. Chr)s Thompson. Dave Vandenburg. 32. ' Sophomores: Dale Berry. Janet Francisco. Ronnie McCrum. Con­ nie Noble and Lynda Pryor. 3,75; Bruce Curtis, Bandy Gillespie. Don Henry. Katherine Kaufman. Rudy McPherson. Bob Mayo. Mary Odrzywolska. 3 5; Linda Baiyeat, Carol Beumer, Karen Be Sure to Attend Lloyd Pennington's OPEN HOUSE Saturday & Sunday February 20 Cr 21 Noon to 8 p.m. This Beautiful "Blue Star" Home is FURNISHED by Bolte, CherylfBoIo, Bev. Burkey, Ezra Dunn. Jifrry Dunn. Harold Fitch. Karen Frost. Linda Kah- engood, Sandra Lubieniecki. Cin­ dy Miller. Ellen Mullenlx, Ken Roberts and Jan Wlesenhofer. Susan Engle, Diana Gilbert, Sue Ann Manning and Lawrence Shaitla, 3.79; Kathleen Beckwith. Nina Bryans. John DeVault, Kathy Johnson. Sue Springer. Roger WUJ, Greg Wood. 39; Cynthia Campbel), Frances Ford. Karen Robtnaon. Cheryl Bchanu Seniors: Torbjorn Malm. Klien Worgeu and Sally Kenfield, 49: Susan Babcock. JU) Edger and Godfrey. Dorothy Haas. Mary Alice Lockwood. 3.79; Kathleen Dorman. Dale Doty and Phil Stanton. 35; Sandy Allerdlng. Ed Barry, Linda Chase. Terry Gerald. Harold L. Miller. Joe Montan. Cindy Base. Katie , Battle Creek on Monday evening­ Lawrence Farrell fell in his I home last Wednesday morning. By i'icior Sisson I fracturing his right hip and sufBob Mayo. Connie ». Lynda aj wo^tLrM KF.inz ferlng other injuries. He was te. ___ _ ken to Pennock Hospital where A lady from Carlton Center • condition is reported a i Boise. Bev Burkey. Bruce Car- c?1Ic<‘ poor. Mr. Farrell is a .prominent, ----------------week Poor. tlx Bandy Glllespl*, Stephen about birds. Having read about •long-time — — of -• the Carl­ resident Keller. Linda McCHtend. Ste­ the lady In Woodland who had ton Center area and has long phen Taffee and Karen Wallace. had a pink sided Junco eating at taken an active part tn the 39; Betty Belson, Deborah BUh- her station, she reported that political and business activities she had an unusual visitor which of the community. He has a wide Larry Levengood. Cindy Lewis, we think from har description circle of''friends throughout the Sandra Lublenleckl. Mary Odrxy- was probably a Rufous - sided county and would no doubt enjoy wolska. Michael Wallace and Jan hearing from or seeing them Wleaenhofer. 323. Wlesenhdfer. 333, I parts. We had on* here two years while he Is shut tn. Fresh men: Barbara Barnett. Mo. This bird is colored very Someone struck and killed a Jim FUher. Diane Gilbert. Mary | much like a robin but ia quite a deer near the Intersection of Beth Goodyear and Barbara! Mt smaller. Il U a ahy bird and One ot our neighbors reported Uwrenc* Shaltls, 3.75; Rick Ab-i dense swampe. Because of Its seeing seven deer in a group near Mn» Bryans, Prances Ford I similarity to the robin in color hl* house recently. We saw three Jdit south of our house ene eveMkrlljai Bristol, Cindy Campbell.' ground and spends moat of Its LUula- Clark, Kathy Johnson. ■ time on the ground, the Towhee always a thrill to see one or more teA-MMVMUuUnfc-Carol Martz, Ils often called a Ground Robin. but we' don't often have that _ । ’ Raymond. । Another name given to it is the thrill. Wed welcome more of Westbrook|chewtnk because it calls out them in our neighborhood. wui. ys. । sharply Towheel or Chewink I Cloyd Barcroft, 73. died in a Veteran's Hospital at Prescott, । xV7 a wt w West Woodland I Cloverdale - Hope Sparkman. 3.4; Nyla Jo Darby. Und* Hayner. Mark Johnson. By Bn. SUphen Osgood , Mayne it was a townee our Susari Kahler. Margery Kilmer. I friend from north ot Grand Rap­ Steve Malcolm. Kent Murphy. ids entertained at her trailer Kitty Rush. Mary Jo SUnlor and Our congratulations to the (which the thought was a robin) Sharon Wellfare, 339:. Janine Ostrolh and Bob Shaltls, 32. Peter." Who knows? Bowerman. * Mr. End Mrs. Ira Juniors: Nancy Ellis, Darlene Peake attended Parmer's Week Jannas, Cindy Moyer and Chris­ in Lanalng. * Saturday gyaste at Operation Hamburg! Is the tina Campbell. 49; Mary Ann the LcweliiL-Woodman home Keller apd ion. railroad crossing nle Hoffman. Kan Russell. Pat “ n., happened on »a ranroaa Denny,, of 1 a Jlul soulhcftil Lbkc Odew® * Stamm, Elaine Zurac). 3.75; Den­ HongyMt, c _________ ___ ..... nis Drake, 3.6; John Curnbow, Robert McKibben, of Has­ Linda Dunkrilxncrr. Robert Gib­ Mr*. tings. and Mr. and Mrs. TBorton tie belonging to William Cowley, son. Barbara Purdy, 39: Gayle Woodman, of Lowell. A Sunday Barlow, Laura Elliott. Kathleen guests at lhe Woodman home who Ilves about a mile east of Gaskill and Bill Haan. 3.4: Anita Included Mra. Irene Japiiet: and the village on Huddle Road, Bowerman, Katie Clarey, Ken Sharon of Prairieville, Mr. and Cole. Sua Cordray, Linda Gretn- Mrs. John DeForrest. Mr. and and through It left the field. Icaf, Alicia Hammond. Sieve Ja­ Mrs. Alvin Vanderptog. Mr. tuid They managed to get to the coba, 325, Diana Brown. Pam Mrs. Bernard DePorrest and Mr. crossing at the time the 6:30 Levengood and Dav* Venden- and Mr*. Bernard Wilcox and train came along and in the heavy fog the train killed 13. family, all of Martin. We understand that both Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Benedict and Mrs. Albert Hauer, former and family of Wayland and Mra. long time residents of West Woodland, now living in Has­ Wayiand. were Sunday guests of tings, have been patients at Pen­ Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Oagood nock Hospital. Mra. Hauer Is still Members & Guest* Miss Mary Ellen Osgood jrtslted ELKS FISH FRY 6 to 8 p.m. FRIDAY, FEB. 19 Dancing Will Follow ADULTS-$1.00 CHILDREN - 50c Johnson's Furniture Elks Temple Nashville 112 Main Hastings H. Barcroft who resided near the Filmore School, west of Freeport, he graduated from Freeport High School. He is survived by hl* wife, one son, a brother and sev­ eral grandchildren. The body was returned to the Leonard-Osgood Funeral Home and graveside services were held at Riverside Cemetery Saturday morning Mr. Bkrcroft was a great uncle of Mrs? Byron Hesterly. land—In fact not In all of Ionia Sstnidsy callers of Mr and Mrs. Paul School at Ionia and has Glenn Pufpaff. * Rev. and Mrs. invited al) interested persons to Ray Fawtt of Ionia and Mr, and attend.* Mrs. Clair Fauelt and family of Algonquin Lake wwr Saturday duibe State Senator Robert Vander ^Jguesta of Mr and Mrs Burr Loan, R-Jl.t District. ot Grand Faaaett. * Mra. Burr Fuasett and Mr. and Mra. Clair Fauett and family had dinner Sunday with Hastings Atty. Richard Hudson M’. and Mra. Clarence Martz, Jr, and family of portage. .... PtiEnaff Of Following the forum, there is to be a question and answer peri­ od. The legislators have been Mr and Mr*. Karl PufpuB and family and Mr. and Mr* Glenn asked to give short talks on what they consider the most import­ Pufpaff. * JU1 Sandbrook of Naahant problems facing Michigan, ville and Marilyn Huff of Ver­ montville were Friday night gueats and what they propose as *olu4 Mr and Mr* Karl Pufpttf and tlons to these problems. family. Allie Ande Boughton of Nashville was a Bunday night guest of the Pufpads. * Mr. and Mra Robert C. Smith and family had dinner Bunday at the Country By Mrs. Burr Fossett Kitchen bi Battle Creek. Mr. and Mra. Bam Smith of Nashville were ...__ ____ .... -..It..- «« The BarryviUe 4H Club will meet Saturday evening »t the home of Robert Smiths Mr., and Mrs. WllHam Swift. * Remember the WSCS potluck supMr and Mr*. L Z. Lindey of Bellevue visited at lhe Elmer Treat home on Sunday. bias. Everyone i» welcome. * Mr. and Mrs. Oarl Tobias and family Barryville Electric Razor Rapair expert watch AND IEWEIRY the blaze, but glad no one was and sous were’saturday callers of Injured. * The Woodland UH. Mr*. Day tended the Christian Endeavor tod tans of Woodland School with banquet at Pleasant Valley on their spouses enjoyed a potluck supper and social evening at the school Saturday. A delicious supBanner Ads Benefit YQU! cream later, and plenty of fun playing basketball, table tennis Lloyd Shroyer of Hastings I and volleyball, also the trampo­ line and colored slides made up Milling & Farm Supply la in Dr. A. L DaMmae a most enjoyable evening. ★ Rev Lansing this week aUcndlng a Lila Manker of Heatings wa* a Smith-Douglass sales workshop । Bunday dinner guest of Mr. and Mrs. Victor Bisson. Lloyd Shroyer Attends Farm Sales Workshop D.C., Chiropractor Hoitingr*9 Phone Wl 5-3394 family were Saturday dinnerof Mr. and Mra. Ralph I’1^” 4 Springport. * Paul DowsrtL an of Robert Hammond. 335 E. Stale SrSr Mra John Road, president of the Ionia Deanery of Catholic Men. has announced that a Public Affairs th* teachers of the county spent Smith of Husthe day al the n<W Lakewood High Schoo). Il was lhe annual Mcnd attended the Lincoln Day Ionin County Teachers Confer­ ence. * Quite a number from Hits community drove to Has­ family were Sunday callers of Mr. tings Friday or Saturday to view the daidage done by the early Quimby. * Mr. and Mrs. Duane morning lire on Friday. Our Day and Jennette of Martin Coruympathy to those merchants I n«s were Sunday dinner guests of home of Mrs. Glen Hendce hut Wednesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. August WTbon Hastings. They also called on with the help of a walker. A number of friend* hare called Mrs. Hendce home. Mrs. Minnie be! Anders on Bunday afternoon. Geiger was a Sunday gpest. - 5—THE HARTINGS BANNER Thursday. February II.I**5 Invite All to Public Affairs Forum in Ionia ZZ/W lay of Newaygo were Saturday tilers of Mra. Day. Mrs. Orval Schute of Gun Lake SERVICE Bolton. -* Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Lauric and family were Wednesday ilnncr guests of Mr. and Mrs Abraham Laurie of Vermontville George Washington BENEFIT BRIDGE ANO GAMES PARTY TUESDAY, FEB. 23 —7:30 p.m — LIASON tHAlfFl MIMOtlAL HALL tnlu the Beases from our nelghbarhood and wish her a speedy rgcovgry. ★ Mr< and Mrs. Frank taurtll pf Comstock Park were last Thursday dinner guests of Sui H“H"” YMCA C«mp Fond MWWB Sisson attended a meeting of World Book Representatives at crops. 118 State Street "California Ranch" Blue Star Home OPFN HO11SF SATURDAY and SUNDAY VFEH ■rUMME , FEBRUARY 20 and 21 NEW GAS APPLIANCES and GAS GAS RANGE H EATING WATER HEATER DRYER YARD LIGHT MODEL OPEN BOTH DAYS NOON UNTIL 8.00 P.M GO MODERN-GO GAS NATURAL GAS HOME HEATING This nnMenonce-free home ho* on exterior of combination aluminum □nd brick ftemred in.,Californla Ranch styling. It boasts 1280 square feet □f living area pfcced on a large lot in a fine location. The house has 3 bed­ PATS rooms withl Vi baths (main bath features ceramic vanity top and tub area). There Is much convenient cloeet space, too. The living room is 16 by 18 and ample dining area is combined with the Colonial Spanish Style modern kitchen. The Family Room Is placed where it can be used by everyone without disturbing anyone. A two-car garage is Incorporated In the main structure and a full basement Is of brick-form concrete. You'll like the many fine features of this home. * Lloyd Pennington BUILDERS �Bliss Dividend “™«> or u» >. w Graveside Rites Saturday for Cloyd Barcroft Residents Add Their Tribute to Forrest Smith Mr. and Mrs. Herschrt Rochelle attended a testimonial dinner U Kellogg Center at East Lansing for rental A. Smith. "Mr. Agri­ culture Of Michigan." who U re­ tiring this year. Smith has been executive sec­ retary of the Michigan Agricuttural Conference for a great Hastings Public Library Locpltd Corner Court and Church Slrecti Ham Operators Urged to Boost Michigan Week Library Hours: Monday, Wednesday and Friday Hany Copnty amateur radio operators are being urged to broad­ cast the story of Michigan's attrac­ tions scror* the rution and to oilier Und» during lhe 12th annual 12:30 to 8:30 p.m. throughout lhe Bute foe his Tuesday and Thursday Ommlde servkae for Ctoyd leadership tn agricultural work.. Bar croft, iJ. a former area real-1 I He has been closely connect12:30 to 6 p-m. dent, were held at 10:80 am. Saturday at Riverside Cemetery. Saturday The Rev. Rex Woods of Kato-' 12:30 to 6 p.m. maaoo, officiated. I Mr. Barcroft died Tuesday. Fab. B. al the Whipple Vela- I rws Hospital at Prescott, Aris. I •He la survived by hl* wife, Florence: a ton. John, of K«inewkk. Wash.: a daughter, Mrs. — - ......«<VM< «•■-■ •— « ... Walter (Jeannette) Freyburgvr, Horn Boyle, long a figure tn fimlths a stereo-Phonograph as Kalamazoo: 10 rrnruii-hlMm, MU-hlnn rv.llHY-. niouv M>.r,n ._____ . J .2.____ Smith b a graduate of Mich­ igan Stale University and In earlier years taught agriculture at Grand Ledge, Haslett, and Eastern Stars To Honor Arlene Swift I Mrs. Gallagher Of Lake Odessa Dies Monday °<ie— v5 •‘H honor Mra. Deforest Swift ata. J receptioei and dinner on Solur- I Funeral aerricea are to be bald day. Feb. 27th. The recepUon I Uib Thuraday at 10 am. al BL win be held at 5 pm and din- 1 Edward's Church at Lake Odoea ner at 6 pro. in the Lakewood , tar Mrs. Adah Gallakher. 54. ot Junior High School In Lake-Rg Lake Odeara. after which the OdcEBB. body u to rrpoae at the Rusk The public la Invited to attend. Funeral Home in Mt. Plcaumt. Tickets for the dinner are $2 Thuraday-evening, with gravepcr person and mrty purcha-s-' side services Frlslay at the Calfrom Mra. Archer Howard by vary Cemetery. Mt. Pleasant. -• । Funeral arrangements are in charge of Pickena Chapri where -• ~g—■ — effiiduled foe Oklahoma, to Seth and Willie 'Mae 'Hill। Riddle. She married Patrick Gallagher in 1833 and lived al Lowed before moving to take Odesn in 1953. progress." That Is the theme of the 11963 Michigan Week: Michigan1 Dynamic in World Progress A Michigan itam qualifies for a certificate from the governor by submitting hu QSL curd with lhe names and addresses of IS or more out-of-state ar foreign <>!>enttan Hostings IOOF Holl Six wax a member of tlie St. Edwards Catholic Church and the Altar Society of Lake Odessa. Wallace Taber’s Safari Sagas —Mabie Taber Was There, Too CHECK OUR HOME & PROPERTY LISTINGS OF THE WEEK otlvr pair of the high- ad venture, I Even so. Mabie admits to cookllvlng-eolor films for which Ing a mean pot ot chile and.««» Wally Tuber long ha* been fa-> taught African natives hew to --------------------- u------- **- Ma- । cornbread on a campfire. ble. ha* equally itchy feetI -fm "Fm domestic enough," she "I long ago learned I couldn't advised, "I just practice U tn out-of-the way places like, this lick him. so I Joined him." the — • "* ‘ lcxaa-dra#!ed In time Mexico and India" Mabie pert redhead Tc — — her ----husband Hastings wheret — ,------ concludes alluding to the current — *peraonaXy -------- —pajr Of mm* documented tn this publicly screens and ruunUM his latent Mexico and pair of exotic countries. India films at a pm. Thursday. March 4 at Central School oudi- Worthy Grand Patron Carroll C. I Curtis of Ypsilanti. with their corps of officers will exemplify the degrees of the Oder al 8 ’ pm. ih the'Masonlc Temple. Family Camping Equipment Show BUFFERIN. The sixth annual Winter fam­ ily camping equipment show will be iield Monday night. Feb. 23. In the new practice I dirt) arena of the Western Michigan Univer­ sity intramural building on cam­ pus. There is no charge and the public Is invited. The time U from 7:80 to 10 pm fast pain refief '00 ’sot" only 99c MUM.chmI «9c size only SCORE. WftSZ Hastings Insurance Agency A Wide Choice of Homes and Real Estate of All Types COMPLETE INSURANCE SERVICE WE HAVE A GOOD THRU.BEDROOM HOME m Prairieville Village to trade for a house trailer. A NICE BUNGALOW ON.OAIKILL ROAO AT MIDDL8 LAKE, has living room. Urge kitchen with dining space. feu( ts&ooma, bath, utility room, recreation room, well oil furnace, ths lot is 185 fest . ..- .-------- .A J—T «.-----|ie ||e|d. chjidtgn ga to A|,Q(t School Hastings Spools ... ■I've shot everything in Africa from dlk-dlk to elephant, and in India from pig to might gaur.I Arctic Ice Cap on one occasion." site hall-way, .but cxcuslably. boasted, adding that she shot New Location $1-34SIZE only^1;,^., SOFTIQUE.Batti on;; only Phone 945-4100 GARDNER'S I room with fireplace, carpet and showers and tub. modem kitchen 110 W »■!> Wl 5-3134 MT '1‘TTfii A GOOD LARGE HOME in the 4ih ward to rent for A RIAL NICE BUNGALOW <11 on one floor, has living room, two bedrooms, kitchen with dining space, full basement, automatic ps heat, and hu attached garage, for :$9,500.00 AN EXTRA NICE HOME AT ALGONQUIN LAKI, all on one floor, with large living room, with fire­ place. three nice bedrooms, has a bath and '.'j bath, utility room, kitchen with bar and has dining mace. built-in stove and oven, and'garbap disposal, heated with hot water fired oil burner, alumi­ num siding, has lots of closets, paneling woodwork in living room, a beautiful new two stall garage. SIXTY ACXKS Of BAU LAND — »m.ll >« fa, BUSIHtU LOCATID KINTAL M0TIITT In food budnra dni.let wb<K ronl. far $150 00 por an overhanginc tree limb while he documented the -Ux* for our films. My heart wm beating so And, I gueas the snake never knew |t either for. as you can are in the films, the shot blew It completely in two." H. C. B. can take care of all your banking needs I SHARPI "Most people have a home so they’ll .have a place to hang their lists." Mabie satd in parting "Wu have a home so we have a place to hang our heads. Our hats art alwaya with us away rom ilKTlMKt Kmct BUNGALOW ON M-17 WIST OF TOWN, on nice tarp lot; has living room, dining area, kitchen, bath, two bedrooms, utility room, has natural gas furnace for beat, hot and cold running water, prap. about four miles out of town for «$8,500.00 LOT AT SUNDAGO BARK AT THORNAPFtl LAKI with a 28 ft. trader house, lot is 50 x 120 for . $800.00 ANOTHER GOOD BUY IN THE 4th WARD. Hastlnp. has two nice bedrooms with closets upstairs and down one bedroom, living room, dining room, kitchen and Vi bath down with full bath up. laundry room, full basement, gas furnace, mw water heater, garage with paved driveway, nice lot for $10,000 A REAL GOOD HOME IN THE VILLAGE OF WOODLAND, has two bedrooms upstairs and down, one bedroom, living room, dining room, kitchen and full bath, and laundry rcx?m, has basement with gas furnace (Boor furnace!. has new tile floor, new roof, newly painted, has new stool and lavatory, situ­ ated on two nice lots, all for ------------ ——.'$7,000.00 A RIAL GOOD. YEAR ‘ROUND HOME RIGHT ON LEACH LAKI, has living room, three nice bedrooms, dining and kitchen rooms combined, bath, has redwood siding, 80*1 well, lot is 50 ft. wide, runs from water's edge to highway, has permanent dock and a pontoon boat and a 16 ft. start fishing boat, heater and electric range, this place has only been built a few yeaq, all for$12,600.00 Wl NOW HAYE LI1NAAR1 HAT ON RIG CIDAR LAKI. VERY REASONABLY PRICED AND -WILL SELL ON LAND CONTRACTS. - TV. repairing is skill and experience Wa don't use a tor of fancy gimmicks, just old-fashioned skill and modem equipment..' Far prompt, skilled Mrvice—.call today. CENTRAL RADIO & TV DUE TO RECENT SALES WE NERD NEW LISTINGS HASTINGS SALESMEN Carl Nlethamar Hama Phone yv1 5-3004 on Saturdays �West Central Title on Line at Lakewood Near Charlotte Invades Hastings Saxon Wrestlers Make Bid for Conference Title Greenville Travels to Hastings High School's wrtal- Grand Ledge j }'ikingt Isrs, who defeated tough Green­ ville hare Friday night, 34-19. Upset by Panthers West Central cage champtoruhip begins at Bl. Johns at 1 pm. la« week with a comeback win Saturday. over Charlotte, 64-0. will invade Defaadtag champion Grand lakewood Friday night in a Charlotte Orioles. Tlie first game Coach Miller, whose giappler* have taken runner-up honor* tn tbe first West Central title for Harting* on a detennlned Blue A: Goir contingent that could pull an upset. recoup more prestige against th. Mark Anderson has provided Ortola* who matched a one- toe Saxon* with a strong 138pound contender as the Junior ha* won hi* last three matclie* County seat on Jan. 15. with Lakewood, Loy Norrix and Hastings, after scaring a great Greenville. TO-&7 win over BatUe Creek Cen­ tral Saturday, could knock Char- pound are. is the only HHS wrestler to bold sn individual UUa. conference championship, having l—THE HASTINGS BANNER Hastings Cagers Score Upset Over Battle Creek Tennis Clinic At Western Next Saturday five shot* in the final period Friday night to. pace the Jackets The Presidential Unit Citation drai Marina to their big win. Il was Fuller who sank the field goal which gave Greenville the overtime win War. April 31. 1WWestsrn Michigan Unlvts at Hastings on Jau. 8. That night Trample Bearcats for Fuller pumped in >4 point*. He didn't start Friday, but he col­ Firtl Time Ever Here lected 16 pointe. Ed Bhroytr. the etalon before Greenville won lhe big Jacket center, led lhe two heavyweight match by a pin. Saturday Evening trams with 26 pointe, sinking 11 WMU's trnnte conch, Raynxnd Hastings lost the Junior Var­ The Hasting* High Saxons, out of 16 flaid goal attempt*. sity match. 20-19. who dropped another thrilUiig* determination." Coach Miller de­ p-o-potat decision Friday night clared Uils week with hl* eye on buiidi Uie title. Friday night the Saxon* de­ ten here Saturday night when feated Greenville and snapped they trampled the big Battle the Yellow Jackets* victory Creek Central Bearcat*. 76-57. Greenville'* Cooita Chuck MathCoach Bob VanderVeen'* fired In Junior and senior high up Blue 4s Gold eagers, playing physical education tnlike they liad been expected to Hasttags lot th. flrat three ■ and reereatoocval p«rplay all seaaon. trampled Coach jun Rlfiey'* favored Boareate in Tte WMV varsity and froth a manner which brought Uie then win anoUier decision The Jackets took the 144 - pound match, then Hastings won a de­ cision, Dob Glboon scored a pin Wltoon Hportta* Goods Ccsnpany then lhe locals won another defcSSts".: and^ Allan CKrvsil. pro at the FOR FUN and HEALTH been returfoced for the West Central Standings RsgisUaUon, 9-10 Indoor DrUl* Battle Creek, which had whipped Xalamasoo Central the m hi ment has bown chocked and reconditioned. ill—aca Aa4«rea angle. & Doubles Technique* SHARPEN UP YOUR GAME en. they would go down fighting. And that sltltudo was Just wliat Coach VanderVeen bad saw signs of It in the first half of Ute Inaugural at Marshall, then when hl* charges trampled Ionia for a new scoring mark of 'Polar Baar' Outing at th. half but the Redwings Member* of C'.ayton Case* Boy Scout Troop 176 are to hold their "polar bear' campout Saturday Calc, 130, have nine win. each. and Sunday period with a 34-potat bunt and Al Werttah <M Clark Berk- Name Champions Of Monday Loop tough spots and drop Open Bowling SATUR­ DAYS AND SUNDAYS and Moat WEEKDAY AFTERNOONS. th. "Y* Junkr-Senior basketball leasua white ^Ckawforda Hurri- had 34 added 10 Dick Lux had 19 for one draw. Phfl Arnold. 95 pound*, ha* won 7 and lost 6; Lee Bel­ field, heavyweight, ha* a 5-4 rec- Armchair Athlete v™™ Bob > Mickey Lambert Your Hoots first mr tor a Hastings baa- Sports fans in the Hastings area can be proud of the Has­ tings High Baskelball team which scored a stunning upset of preliminary, <6-61. and Ionia's Dennis MacKonste, 113. i* 8-3-1 the Battle Creek Bearcats here Saturday night. 78-57. It war points—30 ui the first lialf—■and helped the Saxons to dominate no fluke. The Saxon eagers under Co^ch Bob VanderVeen out*, hustled and outplayed the fine visiting club to post the first Ledge Vanity to their 37-61 win over Ionia. Bartbeau had 31 victory for a Blue 4t Gold squad over Battle Creek Central. Guernsey, 146, 1* 1-3 in dual Hastings trailed 15-13 at the Our Saxons turned in the type of performance we had ex­ quarter but* raced ahead in toe dual meet peeled all through the season, While the big victory doesn't help second period when they pound­ Mowatt had 19 and Jim Cole and Ouernwy took third the past record, it will go dow.. ed the net for 10 straight point* School in tor Ionia. a* one ot. the milestones in HHS fisherman taking a muskic ” Yet, before the Bearcat* scored. Stakbasketball history. and Robinson took fourth places. This basketball team, under a 2400 muskiee speared on Lake tempts in the frame, the locals SC Clair la*t Winter were lured held lhe 10-point lead with the ahnari steady Improvement this into spearing range with decoy sessnn. After establishing a vided fan* with a Uirllllng sea­ minnows. 'fcWe know that mus- count at 35-25 at intermission. Battle Creek rnadf^ tta biggest son There are two more home kle* feed actively al! tlirough Uie bld at the outset of the third joyed the coveted, first place slot Winter," he «ay». "They don't stansa, scoring 10 straight point* women should pack the home become dormant like many other struggling to retain a hold on o gym to see the batUe wtUi the specie* There is no reason why second place. With only two lhe Panthers. On lhe foul line th^ Vikings giants from Chariolte. and {he they shouldn't take a minnow- lore Hastings could score again. more games to go tlie Vikings baited hook" Tody suggrot* that find themselves facing the league were found wanting.They arched big team from Grand Ledge. In te for 29 in contrast to Alma's Hastings started the scaatein . hock-andillne ice fisherman Lakewood court th 11 Friday with a squeaker over Marshall,L would have hi. hand, full with ny Weller converted a gift and a legal-sise muskle. Such a ttali night and the high flying OrfcSes would weigh at least six pounds of Charlotte there a week from potato from Uie foul route while holding the Vikings to 10 potato Friday. , view. The next Saturday lhe and fight like a Uger. Tip-up tackle isn't the most practical for Both team* have felt the for the entire quarter. The big gun* for Alma were wrath of the Viking* earlier in ---------------- mg3 wlth IB 8 of record when they pumped In 99 handling such a fish. "If anybody Dave Perry meshed a bucket dore land one, we would certain­ the season and are expected to pumped in from 25 points against Ionia—many com- ly like to hear about it If otfly to come bock with every IntenUon rhich a strong third quar- tag from players of! Uie bench iiave an authentic record that and made it a three-pointer. of avenging their humiliation* rtl* with 17 and Paul musk les can be caught In Ulis For lhe Vfctag* last Friday It way," Tody concluded. Why not converted a charity. Dave Wil­ liams got two straight bucket* This Friday night the Viking. give it a try? ? ? 1 60; Hastings toen.be* and the Saxons were ott and 64; but fallowed with rolling with a 48-39 bulge. do so they must contain Al Werbtah and Clark Berkhousen. bienleckl and Williams—who al­ With the West Central UUe on Johns; a 59-57 loss to Alma; beat so displayed a fins floor game— mad. It 51-41 with 1:10 left in expected to make It quite 80-33. The Saxon* reverted Fri ­ th. period. BatUe Creek scored night. day night and lost to Greenville, twice and Lubtenleckl got the Saturday night on the Lak For the Viking* it was a ques­ K-67, then scored their big uplast bucket of the quarter and tion ot being unable to hit at Hastings went into the finale out will Randy Hewitt waa the only pie Valley ta a return non-contn front 54-45. Hasting*—High School"*" Atf Viking to find the range consis­ ferencc tangle. Maple Valley is a ____ — -----------Ath ­ Outdoor Trail —State fisheries letic Director John Clarey ha* tently. He drilled in 21 point* member of the Cereal City Con­ and cA*|}y out-maneuvered the ference and ha* made an im-, experts report that a blank space issued invitation* to 44 school* chapter with the visitors mov1* walling In the record books to to participate in the 25th annual opposition. LaVon Hamp put in prnaive showing this seaaon. be filled in by some fortunate or running of the Hasting* Relays The score by quarters: 10 and Mike OTYxde pumped in ST. JOHNS .....11 15 24 14-64 persistent Michigan Ice fisher- which this Spring will be held on S more. Ron Philipps who has hit in CHARLOTTE ...13 14 17 18-63 May 1.______ .. like Williams canicotT the bench to turn in a fine performance-^ through the ice with hook-andlhe seascBJ. ran into foul trouble llne tackle —and tell somebody from Aprll„J6 to April 26 has drilled two free throws followed and saw limited action the en­ about It. preferably a member of changed the date for the relays by a bucket by Lubienlcckl mak­ ure last Ball. He i* credited with so he has sent out invitations a ing the score 60-50 with 5:05 re­ handling the ball well but hl* us- _____ IONIA .______ .. the ConservaUon Department. If bit earlier than usual. maining. O'Donnell followed with that feat ever ha* been achieved, ua! aggressive style wu ham- GRAND LEDGE.M 25 15 n—87 Along with Lansing Everett, this State's records don't show It. Nor does Ontario, Wisconsin or the defending champion, other vuitors picked up four point* Minnesota have any record of a school* Invited include Albion. before William* sank a gift muikie taken through lhe ice ex­ Allegan, Alma. Battle Creek Cen- Shortly after be connects for a cept with a spear. Wayne Tody, ta charge of species management for the Michigan deportment's from Bloomfield Hills, Caledonia, situaUon with 2:30 left In the fish seettau, suspect* that mux- Charlotte, Coldwater. Delton. game. Lublenteckl rebounded to kies have been caught on Up-ups Dowagiac, East Lansing. Grand make the score 68-64. Bearcat Frank Blake hit, then ’but suggests It must be a mighty Haven, Grand Ledge. Grandville, ran; occurrence. "Our officer* Greenville. Hillsdale. Ionia, Jack­ Perry sank a bucket, Weller got check all muskle water* quite son High, Jackson Parkside, one with 1:16 left and Perry con­ Kalamaxoo Central. Loy Norrix. verted two kin* with 58 second* months." he notes. “We have a Hackett. Ismalng Eastern, len­ left in tl»e game and the stands man out on the Lake St Clair sing Waverly. Marshall, Nile*. ice practically full time. No one Otsego, Plainwell. Portage, St. .... uuc mure ha* teen or heard of a Up-up Joseph, St Johns, South Haven. Sturgis, Tecumseh. Three Rivers. free throw while missing four in Vick*burg, Lakswood, Godwin the closing seconds. Schandelmayer hit again fro® the floor Height* and Willow Run. and Weller converted two free osSna fbidat might smashed in the Mth running Friday night the Saxons held with near Ideal — were frustrated. After trailing Everett retained its t •ill _• ______ ______ » plontoip with C BatUe Creek took run- nouns ooorn si uu nan, js-j;:, Midway in the third period Loy Norrix was third with 29', they Ued the score at 43-43, then and Willow Run was fourth with -ent ahead 48-47 and held a 33 points. one-point edge after three quar­ Twenty-three teams competed ter*. 50-49. last Bpring, and aeven—including Coach VanderVeen'* tad* bol­ stered that lead to 56-50 with point about six minutes left In the game, and with 5.09 remaining hurdles event wlU forget it, a* they tad, 60-66. Making mtatake*. Uie Saxon* Henry Patino. Lanxtr.g Everett, watched the Jacket* score seven rtraight point* for a 67-flO edge of LaMar Miller Of Willow Run They built the bulge to 66-61, who took second and Dick then Hastings got within one .t CSarlaile •».’ • When ertinery vahictgi gat rtuck-'Jeep* double traction Speight* of Battle Creek Central point, 66-66 os Greenville took U1.VH1 «e time out with 42 second* left. who took third. action gate through. Patino also led off two recordDan Plank made two free .'haltering relay teams, toe 440 throw* for Greenville as the tn which the Vikings were Saxons battled to get the bell clocked in 44 6 ' seconds. This and put Ute game out of reach. •nyahvel Invite 44 to Compete in 25tli Hastings Relays HASTINGS BOWL INC. match during hl* cn- inga were fourth with 3-d. Winnetka, HL Woodland at Michigan Monday night Strand of Hastings is pleated to offer the following suggested audience classifi­ cation system. Effective immediately the advertisements of this theatre in this th. Film Estimate Board of National Organisations (FEBNO): (General Audience) (Adults & Young People) A b MY (Adults & Mature Young People) (Adults) Cage Roundup GO IN SNOW VEHICLES MADE ONLY BY KMMm GQH*aRATION Hastings Relays history. Th tbewd was 443 Mt by E^.t sing in 1M1. Hastings took time out with seven seconds left and set up a play. John Soiiowalter took Uie ball under lhe bosket and Is Id up enough. With the clock run out Come Ia far a <»m»n*tratloa 12 years wrthawt sccwnpaoylng stmt daring •’ th. FUND cUssificrtiM rt “A- w "A » MY." cation of currant attraction. ♦STRAND of HASTINGS* free throw, for the final 69-67 PtniNTINC 0UTTTAND1NC FILMS FROM THl WOULD MARKIT M5-534« �Bliss Repair Team Wins City Tournament Chadwick ICini dll Errata, Mathew, Taha, Slagle, Title Walt Bowden 1791 and Howard Allen 1791, each (3; Leon Ackrtt 1789. Harold Mathews 1786. Ted Dalman 1786. Roger Chase 1784. Dan Cusac 1784. Harold Aldrich 1780. Hubert Porritt 1780, Ray Pavlik 1778. John Gorodenski H74, Al Kennedy 1773 and Sam Stout 1773, each (2; Art Brewer 1770, Carl Baker 1768. Gene Service 1767, R. EUiget 1767 and BU) Dipp 1787. each (I. All events actual winners, who spilt (32. included: John Kasinsky 1685. (7; Dale Cappon 1657. M; Otto Smith 1846, (5; William Hackney 1844. (4. John Long 1631. (3; Harvey Haan 1625,- (3; Shannon Lydy 1621, 82; Bruce Terry 1617 and Jake Cook 1604. rnanry of (60 in the team went of lhe Hastings Men's Bowling Tournament which concluded ”1 *neck *hlle Jack Chadwiok nm Place and (12 in ths AU-Rvents division and he and Doubles winners, who split *°° U,e <J“uble* “own (260 60. included: Ray Bond and Jack Chadwick 1331, (20; Norm w^*t**"<*«« championship Bryans and Robert Hartke 1383, ™ »£ad0SLM'‘thew* *h0 (18; Wayne Decker and Bruce fired 501 for a 690 with hand Imp Terry 1271, (15 50; Charles Blair and Robert Miller 1271,- (1550; and lhe top money of (14. Secretary Merle Haines re- R Lundquist and B. Connor 1252. (14: Al Relgler and Ken Beck­ with 1247. (13; Denny Frederick­ Ktllll a 1,1- son and Jack AUerdlng 1245, (13; Jake Cook and Dick Bonarski UI ef (1.061X0. . S.P?tt^kr the '«*'*' nc- 1237 nnd Otto Smith and Jerry Keegstra 1237. each (1150; Jerry arnof Sil ' wU*~*ute. handl-i»ii; Charles Krauss and Ernie Ottn Mmitt, „ 1 MillerBdon 1219. (10: Harold 1216, Mathews at? Boated Mathews (9: demblM^aSsiM5*J? i riol*rt «««* R TleU i2l5. Otadwlek^ifftd B?ud.?n.d'W: Vern Bo**™™ *«“> Robert handlcan n’Tsw 1M1 W,Ul U,elr Btughdon 1215. W; Gordon YoDale ano . a- ... :dcr Bnd HuOert Porritt 1214. (8; THE HASTINGS BANNER—> Woodland ‘5’ Meets Fisher in City Loop Play Hasting Bowling j HARTINGS CLASSIC LEAGUE Merle Hain- and Earl Lyon tvura oirr uir ow murra v«ounewday, Merle porting 210-6t® and ttri M4tl. Bill Burnt The Woodland Market eager*, who blasted the Hasting* Mfg. ^e*n^fn.,12uln . .. *«*••“* _t 8:15 this Thursday in the main Hastings High gjm at 588, Jerry Keegstra 212-699, BUI Ungs Mfg. in the opener. Tschlda 220-542. Shannon Lydy The twin bill in the HHS 207-552, John Kaalnaky 222-574. Ron Fellow 203-582, and Ed suranee against Walldorff and Sheler 212-571. Dowling against the Hastings Standings: Heslinga Piltera Merchants. 67 Ai. WBCH 64. Hastings Milling Woodland Market, now 6-0 in 61. Mooce 57. Haatlng* Sanitary league play, rolled to lhe big win with Van Laanan scoring 19 Lumber 55. Rrnltni Motor Sales. points, Ron Martin 14, Larry McAllister'* and Miller’s Garage Spencer 13. Dykstra 12. BUI Eck­ 50*4. Williams Insurance 49, man 11, Sebring 8 and Steve Barnum 5. BUI Apsey had 8 for Hastings Mfg. Ken Nell and chanls 41. Burkey Radiator 36. Darrell Williamson 6. Don Bow­ Ockerman'* 27 and John's 14. ers 4 and Garry McGhee 2. Gary Cole pumped in 22 points WED. AFTERNOON LEAGUE and Barry Lumber whipped the 'Standings: Maker's 80*4. Barry Hastings Merchants last Thurs­ day. Art Fredenburg chipped in 15 points, Monty Pierson 12. Mike Side Lumber 47Hastings Cleaners 44. Ne-Hl 42’4, Shir­ key's 38*4. Vita Boy 36, Team n Houten got 2 each Ed Ilanlstra led lhe Hastings Merchants with 15 points. Dr. Larry Blair had 12. Shirley VanDenburg 208-588. Coach Bob VanderVeen 10, Maxine Dipp 167-477, Haiti Kter- Coach Don Mullens 9. Dr. Charles Morrill 4. Coach Dave Kletxman Louise Bahs 160-482, Emms'2 and Slater one. Middleville scored an Impres­ son 158-438, Florence Weyerman sive 68-57 win over Fisher-Ken167-460. Mag Corrigan 164-470 gesbach led by Louie Thompson with 22 points. Denny Morse and and Helen Ackrtt 175-450. Wes Tolan added II to the cause. RF.CREAT1ON LEAGUE NO. 2 Pritt Schenkle 10. Jerry Rode! 7. Jim Verilndc 4 and Loyd Elwood Standings: Bums Refrigeration 3. Ted Egleston paced the auto lads with 23 points. Bob Carmon- Kenowa at Middleville In Key X-Way Contest Rar Page's Pace* champion chamolon. - —... Coach Ray ­ ———————————————-■ ship-bound MlddlevlUe T-K eag­ eight seconds left. K>vr Wayland i hid 18 and Dick Steward 12. HOW ABOUT A FRIEND? ers. who roared by Caledonia's a 66-55 win al 'Northview, and' Springfield won the preiiml-1 Scotties Friday night, will be Mike Brinks' 30-point effort led nary. also. host to a determined Kenowa Hamilton to a 50-54 victory nt. Saranac defeated Central! Hills quintet this Friday In an Kenowa Hill*. i M on tea I tn 84-54 to practically Expressway Conference go and Gordy Hudron and Scott Hil- cinch the runner-up spot to unTuesday night will travel to meet bert topped the Wayland attack defeated Edmore in the only Trt-, Delton High's Panthers in a non­ with 27 and 16 point*, respec- 1 Central league game Friday, league contest. tlvely Randy Johnson had 18 for; Bellevue, scoring » points to Galesburg - Augusta Invades ,' Northview. Galeftburg Olivet's 11 in the fourth period, .. .................... — chalked a 66-55 win Friday. The victory was the second In 11 CCC zt.xk k di?i and 10urth Mraiftht loss. Kenowa has games for Uie Broncos and left them tied wiUi Ollvrft for lhe UAitii ““ uaai'- cedar with 2-9 records. Middleville's Trojans, who Delton defeated Comstock. whipped Caledonia, 87-76, can't affoid to lose cither one of Its Alcohol produces only one form Huai two league games. Kenowa of dnuJtriinrss biliUirt the wheel. The institute fdr Safer Living Richland jslliu the Pagemen and tlie following Friday Middleville will travel to ntfct tough Hamilton. Middleville jumped out to a 21-16 first period lead and held a 42-36 margin at intermission. The Trojans outscored the Scot­ Hex 20-14 in the third period but Caledonia cut a point off Ute gap in the fourth, outscoring the vuitors 26-25. Gene Nusbaum led Delton with 17 paints, Gary Tard had 13. Dan Sutherland 12 and Rick Olson 10. Presbyterians Lead League In Volleyball The leading Presbyterian vol­ leyball team was scheduled to ewi had * “““J" i MacDonald 1214, (8: D Stuart with 17 points. play Woodland and Hastings cws had 690 with his 99 hand!-. Mld Woody Wyngarden 1210, (7; Delton Jed 21-13 at the quarter Independents were to meet Hope ‘ Robert Hollister and Gordon but Comstock outscored Coach -uviran wrii. vu.c anw. »o, Willi Mjucoilll ana Morv Wlnegar's lads. IB-13. in matches at 8 pm. this Wednes­ to John Kasliuky who rolled ■ CUrt Awery 1208. (5; Ted DalUie second period, for a halftime day in Uie Hastings High gym '•J®- Chadwick had 1622 for a man', and Clyde Carr 1206. 45; scare of 34-32. Delton added 7 in conjunction with the Youth 1S91 with lhe 360 handicap I Fhanqgn Lydy and John Ksudnpoints to the bulge tn Uie third Council's Men's Conditioning Otlo Smith had the high *sky 121H. $4: Stan Hausc and chapter scoring 19 to 12 for Cam­ class supervised by Coach Jock game ot the toernamrnt. 248. I Robert Eliwrt 1202. (4; Paul Clarey. ----- - _ Tom Griffetb 13, stock. Tram winners, who spilt (342.' Gould anil Merle Hendershot The Methodists were to play Jim Vanlloulen 12. Gary Stauf­ were Repairs 2082, (50; Vise.2980.; 1300. (4; Ken DeMott and Jim fer 8, Jack Campbell 4 and 58-42. 845: Miller Jewelers. 2960. (40;{Myers 1200. Harry McCollum Nashville team at 7 on Wed­ Hastings Aluminum Products,land Damon Warner 1197. (4; with Jim Bandenbutg leading nesday. 2946, (30; East Bide Lumber, Ken Robbe and William Hack- em 52. Ackeu's 47*4. WalldorfFa Meade. 4 and Roger Lamle and Next Wednesday, lhe Metho­ big gun. firing tn 28 points. Bob lhe stuck wlh 21 polnU. Dave 2913. (35; Ackeu's Confectionery. ‘ ney 1197. H: KeiU: Craig and and John's Auto Parts 49, OU- 1 prPd Corklru added 2 each dists play the Catholics and 2911. (2tf; Goodyear Brothers.!Joo Ulrich 11M. 13; Ed DePew more’a 44. Hastings Meats and | Francisco's Farm Supply Applegate had 14. Saturday night Middleville Hope meets Woodland at 7 and 2904. (20; Tinkler's Service. 2901. land John Riedl 1195. (3; Al Ken- John's Crank Balance 42. 7-Up nipped WalldortlX 51 - 48. Bob dropped on 87-75 decision toi Hastings meets the Presbyterians (15; Freeport-Supply. 2897, (15: nedy nnd John Havens 1193. (3; 39 and Naahvllle Gravti 35 Adams led the victors with 15 visiting Grand Rapids Lee The I Hickory Corners also won the and NoshviUe plays the teachers Court house Service. 2892. 115: ; Jim Itaruuni Jr. nnd Gene GraDuwayne OoUup anaggled 210- points, Don Mohn had 14, Steve Trojans were behind by 27 at one i JV contest, 75-44. at 8 pm. Prrascrz. 2881. 812; Sports Bar j bau 1189, M; Carl Row and Russ 573, John Gorodetuikl 201-505. Al - ----------‘ -- ---------- -but Lmrcll'; pswerfu! powerful squid squad rolled Volleyball stfndlngs: Presby­ (11; Smith Bros. Elevator. Hnft 2890. Ill; 1188 13 Thnli r and Morgan 542. Carl Baker 303-551, Cole 9, Tun Louden 8. Don Car- ’ point m Uie Uilrd period, ... Hart 1188. (3; Norval Norvol Thakr ley 3 and Gary Cole 2. Marv Frey sliced that gap to 72-56 going over Cedar Springs. 94 J7. with terians 14 points, Teachers 11. 2890. (11; Side Floor, 2666. 5850. Harold Eckert 1182. (2.60. Lou Silsbee 631. Jim Bourne 322- poured in 22 polnta for Wall-1 into U>e finale. In that fourth Center Tim Nelson. 6-7, and Du- Methodists 10. Hope Church ot Snyder's State Farm. 288i, 48. Winning the doubles actual dorff's, John Mahler added 9, frame they edged to within 10 rme McIver. 6-5, scoring 25 and the Brethren 9. Hastings Inde­ Hastings. Milling 2872, (55b; trophy were Otto "Smith with; Dare Kruko 7 and Jerry Mahler, pendents 7. Woodland 6, NashLarke Buick. 2862. (550; V A- J 573 and Jerry Keegstra. rolling num 218-540, Gene Ornbau 526, Art Bennett. Bob Spencer. Dave points of the victors but couldn't 23 points, respectively. John Kaiunoky 212-536. Howard get any closer. j The win gave Lowell undls- vUlc 4. Catholics 8. Mobil. 2861, 8550.' ' 587. far a total of 1159. Allen 509 and Jake Doomboa Moore and Phil Walldorff scored White led the Trojans again puted possession of the Tri-Rlver The ail events winners, who Singles winners, who spill (243. 2 points each. with 37 points. Stauffer had 26. crown with a 9-0 record. Belding split 4156. included: Chadwick. Included: Eldon Mathews 600. 241-540. Campbel! and King 6. VanHou- gamed its first win In the con1991, 812; Norm Bryans, 1924, (14: Dale Cappon 680. (12; Hr.rMONDAY BOWLERETTES I r.rn ten 4 and Griffeth. Jamie Rohr- i fcrence after eight losses, top(11; Eldon Matthews 1916. (10; uld Mathews 664 and Al.Ken­ bacher nnd Craig Mulligan 2. ping Comstock Park. 65-47, artel Standings: Walldorff'S 73. Has- Barry Luwbtr . Dale Geiger. 1897. (9: Jim Bar­ nedy 664. each (11; Dcwayne Dan Chaffee led the victors• Rockford defeated.Sparta. 75-55. tings Radio & TV 63. Penney's * “ «>> “ “ • num. Jr. 1872. $8; Jack Allerdlng Gallup 658 and Jack Smith 653. with 23. Stere Krtuger had 22 in the other league game. 62S. Motor Aires 59*,. Ramble S muLs i7t“»u 1867. Dewayn Gallup 1835 and each (10: Otto Smith 652 and and Tom Nauta 20. Allegan took a firmer hold on Inn 57. Color Center 53. Dura’ mur Ken Smith 1832. each (7; Ed De- Floyd Williams 649. each >9; Ted flhst place In tlie Wolverine Con­ Ptw 1831 and Dick Wilcox 1830. Smith 647 and Eugene Service clean 49h. Gilmore's Gents 49. Jt*'*i=o Mte Stomp Pads , . . Ink * J Mobil 47H. Copp.tr Lan- wJutfir, ference by downing chief rival tach 16; Gordon Howe 1820 and 644. each (8. Bill Dipp 043 and V l.m Ma ’> H,. a, Ir.lno.l.v . South Haven, 75-74, at South and Supplies Ernie Miller 1816. each 45; Dave Ben Kenjon 643. each (750; Jack Gardner's 42. Hastings Milling | Haven Friday. It was the 9th MONDAY MIXERS Main. 1815, Jim Arman 1809 and Cliadwick 640. (7. Dick Hart 639. shipped Caledonia, 52-42, and win In 10 starts tor Allegan. 40. Highlander 39, Copper Lan ­ High series for Monday night Russ Blakely 1809. each (4: Den- Walt Bowden 636. Leon Ackctt —------Springfield took hold of seetern No. 1 has 36H. Hastings ■ 633 and Robert BurghdotT 632. Floor Covering and Cuyler 35 :was rolled by Shlrtey VanDenAgainst the little Scotties Scott ' ond place In the Cereal Center burg. 213-542. High gome, SIR Cogswell 1802. Robert Burghdoff each (6? Ken Smith 631. Ken ■went to Avta Gaskill which waa Henning led the young Trojans Conference by downing Maple 1800. Charles Blair 1799. Roy Robbe 63L Roy WUcox 829 and and Courthouse Service 35. Office Supplies with 14. Terry Moore had 11 and Valley. 88-64. Tlie Rams held a Shirley VanDenburg had a fine Wtknx 1794, Dick Hart 1792. P Cassel 628. each 45; Clyde Gary VanElst 10. 1 *' ------ * **■- *-•* •*»— night, rolling 204-569. Sally Van- , Carr 624. Sam Stout 623. Law­ Dulne posted 180-514, Oeri New- .average. Severn! good splits were rence Keeler 622. Russ Hart, Jr, ton 245-523, Shirley Drake 179- ! game, a four-foot jumper with with 20 points, Dave Lindberg Ulrich 196-502, Anna Mc­ 621, Nile Hallock 621 and Ken 436. Barb Sinclair 168-454. Marie Evelyn IDonald 174-475. Alma CoviUc Ulnch 168-444. Boonie Mra.Hathaway xnx ' A’U Oaskui 219-528. Not Only Alcohol driving" stem from an emotional Bridge the GAP Till Pay Day ConfidentisL Charges 2Y1% ■ to $300.00. IVk % $300.00 to $1,000.00. RUBBER STAMPS Made to Order All Sizei MODEL FINANCE CQ MODEL FINANCE SCHADERS *5000 to *1.00000 140 W. Slot* St Phone 945-3429 Irene Heath ?93-494. L.™ ........ Jim Barnum 617, Howard Jolin- 190-498. Evelyn Donovan 188-491, rvan 188-491. 189^54 Boonie Hathaway 184­ Emma Magoan 158-457, Gladys S3; Pete Powell 615 and'Curt Edwards 183-502. Sandy Clinton 520. Winnie Chandler 154-451. | vinyl| FLOORS A vinyl floor to .meet every taste and budget Huttings Floor Covering Tucker 614. Carl Wood 613. Har­ old Aldrich 611, Denny Freder­ ickson 611. William Hackney 610. Art Brewer 609. RusmH Blakely 609. Gordon Norris 601, Pat Gil­ more 607 and Jim Durbin 806. each (2; Dave Woltjer 606. Boyd Payne 603. Ray Pavlik 603 ’and George* Cogswell 803. each (125. The high actual winner was Dale Cappan. rolling 629. Rolling high games were Otto Smith 248. (6: Hany McCollum 243. (5; Norm Bryans 242. (4; Dcwayne Gallup 234, (3; Rod Newton 233, (3; Jack Chadwick John Long 225, 12 and Shannon Gene Washington and Clinton Jon—, sophomore regulars for Michigan State in football in 1964. also are top-notch hurdlers A GREAT NEW WALLY TABER SAFARI SHOW (KNOWN INDIA mico WALLACE TABER with his NEWEST LIVING COLOR ALM 'TIGERLAND” and JAGUAR SAFARI” CENTRAL SCHOOL AUD Thursday, March 4 — 8 P.M Adulte, incl. tax. $1.50: Shidente. undor 16. $1 Emma Llebhauser 163-449. Ruth wa 1U-1M un llulh Kra,,t 173-491. Posting good same* were Blllye Loftus 175 Duvlla Dooling 163. Helen FeaU.eriy W. Vlckte Utter 152 and Gladys Purdum jg4 Joan Springer of Copper Lantem No. 1 picked up the 4-7-10 split and Blllye Loftus of Dura- AJAC. SENIORS Norton 85- ..SSI ,85‘<77- Mickey Lambert 173-441. Judy Sclianta 149-390. Marge Wtetandl^TO Mar^ Sayd» 173T 404. Donna Gaucher 134-3.8 and Jory® S00***-, btandings: Foodland 67, Wricom* 64..Piston Ring 62, Haan , pi. voirvr, omngs — xjoun do, I Northside nnd’McAllteUr 53. The Team 4. 20, 1564; Team 2, 22. Ungs Helghta 44*4, Parmalre 1558: Team 1, 22,1454, and Team M*i. Big D 33. Girls 30. Sheriff 3. 23, 1530. Olria 28*4. Michigan Magnetic Sandy Gaskill was high for Mie 25*,. ■% girls with 143-376, Dlnna Brewer! -----------posted 136-369 and Becky Brower TUESDAY MIXED LEAGUE 136-334. Joe Morgan had 204-444,1 Standings: Keller* Cities Dennis Craig ITO-454 and Jim Service 69, Andrus Insurance Farrell 153-395. I56'i. Highland's Dairy 53, Ken'» -----------Jte Bob'* Gulf 53. 8 & K Radiator TUESDAY MATINEE | Shop 34*4 and Sllcock Marathon Standing*. F«b. 9: Hastings 34. Motor Sales 57*4', Canada Dry) Norman Jenkins led the league 5314, Lydy Trucking 48, Smith A with 207 — 564, Walter Sinclair nrntftr —K41 Doster 47 47. rtmtai Crystal Parutlra Candles 47 42 and mll»d rolled UUU 186— 543. Pele Wniaar Kruger TiT, 202 Ramblers 26. —530. Bob Miller 190-818. Bob Betty Shaler came through with 207-506, Jeanice Dalman 181—499. Frame Glover 160—461, 189-484. Ada Skedgel] 169-447. Betty McCollum 160—431, Doro­ Donna Travis 154-426 and Bobble thy Glover 162—425, Dorotha Handy 147-425. Brumm 148-430. Ruth Rice 153 — 407, Nancy Taylor 148 — 416, COMMERCIAL MINORS Sueko Sllcock 171—405 and Lou Standings: Smith Bros. 61, Richter 153—404. Wilma McCol­ Dale's Bake Shop 53. Tinkler's lum had a 177 ill game.. gnuic. and V&J Mobil 48. Kaechele'a and Hastings Aluminum Prod­ THURSDAY JUNIORS ucts 45. Chenoweth Machine Gary Birman was high Thurs­ 43!4. Hastings Corporation 43, day With 171-147-318, Jack Rey­ Bender Gravel 42. Patten Monu­ nolds rolled 147-160-307 and We-. ment 40H. Deputies and Con­ VanDdnburg 132-139—271. Put' sumers Power 40. 'V Store 37, the girls Debbie Kennedy was Hastings Electric and The Ban­ high with 105-121—226, Althea ner 36, Viking Corporation 35. Team 18 has 34 and Caukln OH Good games: Russ Alnslle 134. Scott Baker lad the league on Thursday, sending 559 pin.-, gar 127, Jerry Purdy 1S2 and Jim crashing into the pita with a Spencer 125, 201 high game. Jim Barnum took solo honors with 223-526, Don BANTAM LEAGUE Mathews chalked 532. Lou Sils­ bee 520. Bob Hartke 619. Paul High aeries: Jerry Whitney Woodman 206-544. Galen Daniels 200-544, Ron Benner 215-543, Jim 233. Lew lutDere 123-219. Tom Myera 624 and BUI Kruko 522. Williams 112-217. Rod Newton COMMERCIAL MAJORS Standings: Piston Rings 53. —— M 103­ Miller Jewelers 48H, 7-Up 49, 205, Ron Wyngarden 118-203 and Harwood's IOA and Sports Bar Ruas Morgan 107-201. Good 48, Welcome Tavern 46. City Food igames: Randy Beduhn 113. Jerry 44'4, Larke Buick 44. Routh, LaDere 112, Jack Miller 115. R. Tailors 37. Hastings Aluminum Thompson and Jeff Parker 108. ProducAi 3SH. Montgomery 'Tim Casper 106. BUI Goggins 105. Ward 26’i and Tyden Corpora­ Sheryl VanDenburg 102 and tion 24. Doug Relgler 100. A raft of good scorei were High awragvw: Doug Relgler rolled Thursday, led by Russ Ha­ 125, Bob Terry J12. Mark Haines wi with 236-618. Joe Burkholder and Spencer Goodyear 99, Sheryl 345-605, John Kaslnsky 238-603, VanDenburg and Cathy DahlShannon Lydy 201-601, Harv hotuer 98, Rod Newton 97, Ron Haan 209-595, Paul Edwards 212- Wyn^rden 96 and Lew LaDere 576, Irwin Harwood 219-573. 95. Keith Craig 222-562, Harry Long I ------------ •------------220-541, BUI BL Lawrence 547.1 The evacuation of 24.000 mlliDick Bonarski 202-579, Bob Lam- tary and civilian personnel of the bert 559. Harold Eckert 210-592, Nationalist Government. Repub­ Earl Lyon 205-539. Max Myers He of China, from the Tachen U212-555, Lawrence Keeler 201-564. lands ofl the China Coast, Feb Rod Newton 306-530) Les Spring-. 12. 1963, was completed without er and Maynard Tucker 533. incident under cover of surface Jack Sheler 222-536 and Bill । ships and carrier aircraft of Uie Hackney 211-534. GET FAST DELIVERY ON OUR NEW MUSTANG SIX SHOOTER"! Your Mustang is here now! It’s powered by a new 200 cu. in. Six—a 120 hp jewel! No extra cost for bucket seats, all-vinyl interior, padded dash, full carpeting, wheel covers, heater... lots more! Nothing ordinary about it, except the price! CORRAL A MUSTANG FOR AS LOW AS ’2372 Come in-test-drive a Mustang at your Ford Dealer's today! FISHER-HEN GESBACH, Inc 328 N. Michigan Halting! Wl 5-2421 �■mu™ pilal In Grand Rapid* Friday morning- * The Rev. Jaaon Btorew had a check up wilh hl* ----Of the Bhys frMn, —. Medical Building on Chery Street In Orand Rapids Friday and heard a good report * Mr and Mra Jervla Campbell and Mra Flora Pferdatclier called on Mrs. Edith Stokoe al the Mm. Currlo Koteaky * Nuralng Home at* Green Lakr, Thursday afternoon. * Mr. and Mra Clifford Davis called on her abler, Mr. and Mra. Em WiMyard .In Grand Robert Ingram has announced Rapid* Thuraday afternoon * Uwt a family style *wbs sWak Mr and Mrs. Jacob Dex mix* of llw Irving Road and Uk- Rev. and Mrs Earl 8chlp|<cr of live Middleville Chapel and Mr. and Mra Clarence Kllnge had lUh Ue party celebrating Mis Roy Tubargtn'* birthday Tuesday. Fib. 2nd. at her home on Orand Rapid* Street. * Mr. and Mra Clayton Goodrich of Sunfield ipcru Wednesday wilh hb par­ ents, Mr. and Mr* Roy Tuber gen. * Mra Arthur Kenyon. Mra. Raymond KllUon and Mrs Will i Cridlrr attended their last tailor­ ing class In Hastings High School last Wednesday evening. * Mrs. Clarence French I* tak­ ing a nig making course at Ute YWCA al Orand Rapid* * Mra. Middleville Name Dr. Pryor Pennock Hospital Masonic Awards To be Presented At Feb. 24 Supper and Mr* Walter BrcuiUngcT of Dexter. Mra White chid at the birth uf the second dauglitcr, in aspotatmeni____ the active staff, 28 to the con­ sulting staff, uno to the honorary staff and six itmttQa to the County of Barry, Michigan MSU student Linda Uillesple was lhe guest of Mary Labcrtcaux at Aquinas College over City of Hostings, County of Borry, who is not already registered for the Annual City election to be held has made dally visit* to ace Paul Izach al Butterworth Hospital and others at the family nearly as often. Paul la gaining slowly, we are glad to report. He does Grand Rapid* accompanied Mr and Mrs Randall Fleming also of Orand Rapids to visit Mra Fron* Fleming who lives with Mra Vendl* KMchete on the BOARD OF REVIEW notice of Ing. -* Linda, Marianne, Busan Marts arid Torn and Kathcy Beard enjoyed a Valentine party Meeting April 5. 1965- City Clerk each working day until Monday, March 8, 1965. The last day for receiving registrations will will moot in the City Hall on March 2nd and 3rd, IMJ. sidering and Review shall remain in session for as many days doni* gained an Eagle Seoul Rank al the age at 13. Larry, la the mxi of Mr. tuxl Mrs Paul Kaechele. Congratulations. * There was a picture of Mr* Stanley Flnkbclncr in the Mid­ dleville Sun showing a six-pound ahoephrad caught by her on their Florid* trip to visit Stan­ ley'* parents, Mr. and Mrs. Os- end * Stanley Finkbchur' JQpd id* gu, broken and cut ciicck from iu-lping MidulrvilJc Fire Department to fight the lire tn Hastings Friday m age. There will also be a bake goods sale. * This Thursday will be a potluck supper and Family Night at lhe Methodist Church. • Mr. and Ms*. Carl Fethcrly, necessary to complete the correcting of the-roll. ford Mason. * Ward Berry, a some people who live in the 1M7 T-K graduate, called el country tx-liev«*'ihi* has been an old neighijcr will stay with: T-K office to wo former teach-.Uu. moatt difficult one to get Mrs. Brown during her convakw- j era. He wa* vuiling his parents, • . — ... —»—i eent period. * Mr. and Mrs. EdMr. and Mra. Major Srery of Leighton Tbwwhlp Hb home U DONNA J. KINNEY City Clerk Hastings, Michigan DONNA J. KINNEY Hastings, Michigai day party for Mrs. Pearl Hendt-rshot tn Hastings Friday. *. Bob Bender spent tlie weefcen^at WHY SHOULD YOU SPEND *3000 AND NOT GET A MAGNIFICENT NEW MERCURY? YOU SHOULDN’T! Awarded year's top now in the Lincoln Continental tradition honor COME TAKE A CLOSER LOOK TODAY-AT YOUR MERCURY DEALER’S! MAHLER MOTOR SALES 1510 N. 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Michigan Bell Telephone Company THE HASTINGS AND BARRY COUNTY RADIO STATION • It’ll be necessary to use these new numbers, starting Monday, Feb. 22. Pert ®< the NatioawUe Bal Syxtam �February Is A Short Month, But Mighty Long On Want Ad Results — ______________________ 6—THE HASTINGS BANNER Thursday. February 19. 1965 SHARP USED CARS Safe Buy USED CARS ■ ' PHONE Wl 5-3481 ' —-u'!. - ■ ..... — CLASSIFIED AD PAGE HASTINGS BANNER ■ *' ' — ...... ■ ii-Ki—- gjn PUBLICATION OXDBB. tnATIOM oxdbx OKDBM.. puauoATioM M&G* IM.. MM&a. * b»*i MINIMUM RATE —50c for Twonfy Word.. 1*64 LINCOLN CONTINENTAL •ta*: January □«. , __ PMIIp IL MlUkall Ju4(* «f 1983 CADILLAC ... 6 window' 4 Dr. Hardtop Sectan. All white with black and white interior, all the ex- 1944 CHEV. IMPALA 2 Dr. Hardtop A one owner tion throughout. 1M3 OLDS 98 " LEGALS n» OIDIt APPOIMTIXO TDtt FC* HBAB1WO CLAIM*. Riau of Mlrklsaa. Tka Prtbala DISPLAY CLASSIFltD—SI.2S steering, radio.....................82395 1963 LINCOLN CONTINENTAL 4 Dr. Full power equipment A Beat of condition throughout. one owner new Continental trade-in. rn IvtaiaaU® The difference between •she's good looking'' ond •looking good'' is obout 20 Philip II. Mil- 19U PONTIAC BONNEVILLE Vista 4 Dr. Hardtop. Hag pow­ er steering and brakes, radio CARDS OF THANKS h IN MIMORiAMS—2c per tali with matching interior. 1962 OLDSMOBILE . . . Dynamic 88 4 Dr. Bed dlo, w/walte, tuned and ready 11795 1955 MERCURY Colony Park Station Wagon. 9 passenger, has power steer­ ing and brakes.------------- 61795 Calendar of Special Events Classified Paragraphs 1962 PONTIAC THURSDAY. MARCH 35 THURSDAY. FEB. 18 1962 MERCURY CONVERTIBLE . . . Starchief 4 Dr. Sedan. Ful­ BARRY COUNTY HISTORI- 1BARRY COUNTY HISTORI­ * Form Shop ly equipped, htaroon and white CAL SOCIETY MEETS—Has­ CAL SOCIETY’ MEETS—Has­ brakes. Radio. Like new condi­ tutone. One owner with full 12 tings Public Library, 8 pm tion. _________ _ ______ W"5 tings City Bank, 8 pm. Theme STAI.K SHREDDERS—For Rent montlu warranty. Theme ot the program will.be will be "Collecting Antiques.'' Francisco Fann Supply, M-J7 ISM BUICK ■ Historical Sights." 1961 PONTIAC CATALINA So- WI5-3150 « ...8765 IxSabre 4 Dr. Sedan 3 seat Station Wagon. Green THURSDAY. APRIL 8 TUESDAY, FEB. 23 and white tutone, power ateer- 196* OLDSMOBILE 88 ANNUAL GEORGE WASHING- 1BPW ANNUAL STYLE SHOW - WHEAT STRAW-1000 bales. 25c 4 Dr. Sedan. .................... 8795 TON BRIDGE AND GAMES 8 pm. in Central Auditorium bale. Phone 367-2238. 2 25 whitewall Urea. PARTY —Leason Sharpe Me­ Proceeds go for Scholarship 1*4* DODGE POLARA morial Hall Si per ticket. Pro­ THE AROMA ALONE is worth 1M1 VOLKSWAGEN 4 Dr. Sedan...................... 8495 ceed* to go to YM Camp Fund. lhe price when the Rotary Sunroof 3 Dr, radio, whiteSponsored by lhe Hastings] Club members serve pancakes ( TUESDAY. APRIL 13 1959 MERCURY and sausage with all the but­ Women's Club. | KIWANI8 TRAVEL PICTURE — Park Lane 4 Dr. Hardtop 8®95 ter and syrup you can float 1961 OLDSMOBILE TUESDAY, MARCH 16 them in on Saturday. Feb. 37. j James Metcalf takes us on 1959 FORD STATION WAGON "Wings to Puerto Rico." Sec in the East Gym at Hostings KIWAN IS TRAVEL PICTURE— 8 cyl, 4 Dr.......................... 6495 the rich color* of lhe ocean High School. Adults pay only LeRoy Crooks brings "Wonder­ that laps on sandy beaches, Si and children just 15c. Serv­ ful World of California." Visit TRUCKS — ing until 7—pm. tf tlie green rugged mountain.-, „.B 5.30 ,-----pm. -------------four National Parks, Disney­ that cover three-fourths of tlie I ——*------- - ——------------~~ land, Death Valley. Lake Ta­ ... 98 Series 4 Dr. Sedan. 1965 INTERNATIONAL H TON island, and lush fields of pine- FIRST AND SECOND CUT­ hoe. See the rugged scenery of Gleaming black finish, w/wails, 4 Wheel Drive. -......... —82495 apples. Ccntod Auditorium, 8< TINO ALFALFA ........ ............... ” the Pacific Coast. Central Au­ HAY — FOR pm. / ditorium, 8 pm. SALE-40c and 45c a bale. Hire family car. Vern Welcher. Phone Lacey 1960 CHEVROLET 758-3576. 2/?5 . ,rts 4 Dr. Station Wagon. V8 NOTICES ~ engine, automatic transmis­ sion. turquoise and white tu* Automotive MAHLER MOTOR SALES 1959 THUNDERBIRD AU white with beige interior, tuny equipped. Very clean in- PONTIAC OLDS CADILLAC Ph. 5-3478-107 N. Michigan Ave. Hastings. Michigan . 1/18 LARKE BUICK .1,435 S. Hanover yzt 5-2425 Wl 5-2426 LAND BANK LOANS 1310 N. Michigan Ave. a/15 See lhe New Car Tradedns" Effective as of Deo. 1®, 19G4 Come to our new office tn Hastings Motor Sales the lower level ot the A.8.C. office located at 101H 8. Michigan. Office hours will be from 11-4 Wednesday only. Dodge-Dart Dealer . 220 W. State /Quality Merchandise CHEVROLET Service LINCOLN-MERCURY DEALER . REAHM MOTOR SALES Heating - Plumbing Phono 945-9415 . • Priced to Fit Your Economy Used Car Lot across from Food Center. Also. Cars at rear of Dodge-Dealership. LAND BANK //jitirMAfW USED CAR LOK Wl 5-3903 or W 1^454 2/18 1953 FORD ESQUIRE BUS 111 N. DEPOT BT. Barry's Farm Store BOX 491 PH. 517-4510 IONIA _m__ in. 1962 CHEVY II 0. Hanover 1962 FORD GALAXIE 500 4 Dr Automatic. Radio, heater. 1962 RENAULT i960 AUSTIN HEALY 1961 STUDEBAKER 2 Dr. Over­ drive, 6 cyl. ' 1961 RAMBLER 4 Dr. III -TTI I960 BUICK 960 CHEVROLET 4C«rn* 4 Dr. 5»djn. radio, hsstsr. cyl, sutomsne. LEGALS I960 CHEVROLET A BEAUTIFUL FUTURE Vivian Woodard is giving valu­ able franchise distributorships to qualified women In lhe moat lucrative of all fashion busi­ nesses. We give training in up techniques. We show you how to build a valuable busi­ ness of your own. Write B. E­ Wells. 583 W. Territorial Rd.. Battle Creek, for details. 3 (Over Start s Wallpaper * Paint Store) Open Friday 9 am. to 5:30 pm. CHOICE MEN'S TOPCOATS— JACKETS and LADIES COATS 10c BARGAIN TABLE WAGON. Supet. Used FARMERS Farm Machinery You can NOW get your TRACTORS: Custom Grinding done it our store (M-37 So.) A-l shape. or, if PREFERRED. —1961 Allis Chalmers D 17 wit Aills Chalmers 3 btm 16 Inc mtd. plow. in the farm. -1956 I-H.C. No. 300 Row Croi Tractor, A-l shape. FARM BUREAU SERVICES I960 FORD TRUCK —lU C. No. C Tractor with Sup ■1850 IB.C. H Tractor. Good M-37 So. ’ Wl 5-2223 > 2/18 will 1959 JEEP CUSTOM Allis Chalmers WD Trie NEW WATERPROOF TARP irSf/ he Ila 15 x 12—811.95 1955 JEEP GOODYEAR BROS 2 IB * Mobil. Homo. > TAKE OVER PAYMENTS on 1964 Venus 10x40 mobile home. ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS— DRIVE-IN FOR SALE — Room for expansion or could be used P£>. 171, Hastings Telephone for other business Will sell on Wl 5-3555. Meetings every contract. Wl 5-4233. if THE FATMAN —Private Detec­ BEFORE You Buy Or Build tive 34-Hour, Shadowing, Tape. Polo-Film Evidence, Nation­ Investigate wide, Confidential. Call WO 4-2445 or write 194 North Homes By Solomon-Bement Co Union, Battle Creek 12/80 10, 13 and 30 Wide* Hastings Heights New Moon* Hartford Schulte LOSE WEIGHT—Just 4 capsule* Step In and visit with us at dally. Fashion Rite for low Tip Out* Expandoe calorie dieting, p.79. Lapo Roll Out Room* 3* Walls Gun Furnace* 945-9407 or 945-5393 Ungs. tf 10 Wides Start at 828*6 V-A. and PHA, Financing Anything In Trade HAVING ▲ PARTY? — Punch We consider trades. I Buy Used Mobil* Home* Bowl or Cupe (up to 200) Available at small rental fee CEREAL CITY Call Episcopal Parish House o: FOR SALE—At Algonquin Lake. MOBILE HOME 8ALE8 Rectory U WO 2-8*33 555 Dickman Road Two waterfront lota. Term® Hammond. Baltimore Terrace, 4 miles south of Hastings on M-37. 2/25 For Barry County. Sales ex­ perience preferred. Must bo financially responsible for truck, stock, etc. Age 31 to 35. For personal Interview write or call 7-UP Bottling Co. of Central Across from Ralston Purina Michigan, Inc, P.O. Box 2391, tf Want a Cute Puppy? Lansing, Mich. Phone IV 4­ 1960 CHAMPION MOBILE Three 5-week old terrier-cocker9779. puppies to be given away. One 2/18 furnished. Modern kite hen, brown '.male, one black male, MATURE WOMAN WANTED — newly carpeted living room, one blatk female. These cut* Good typist for half days in full bath and two bedrooms. liftfe-feilows need someone to local office. Reply In own Set up al local trailer park and ■--- -----IM—-A. n.i. M-1 Qy0 u pm. ta ready to move into. Excel­ 2/18 Hastings Banner. lent condition. Price 82500. Miller Real Estate. Phone 945­ Jr Produce OPENING ON ESTABLISHED 6183. U route ta city of Hastings. Full or part time. Expericnce^taw APPLE SALESROOM vestment unnecessary. A b and Cider Mill open dally until 6 Jt Not!cm Closed Sunday. Good Potatoes. product* ta demand. Wrltw Nelson's Welcome Orchard THE DETROIT FREE H mile north of Ionia on M-66 Watkins Products, Inc, D-96,1 88—Fresh news of the Winona, Minn._________ 2/4 tf 1 and sports. At your home VASHINGTON—New dam. F*band every morning. Phone ruary start. Long Job. Top pay. 1-2063. / 3/18 Jr For Rent—Rool tetete “Job News" 40c and stamped envelope. FMCO, Box 132, Me- PECANS OR/WALNUTS — 34 WOULD YOU BE INTEREST­ ED In having the income front lbs. 61 plus tax. Shelled pe­ dlna. Wash.____________ 2/18 a J-room and bath' upper cans. I! lb. and up plus tax Everybody know* RAWLBIGH apartment to help make your On a 810 order will discount PRODUCTS. Be a Rawlelgh rental payment on a 7-room dealer In Hasting*. No capital and bath lower apartment Spencer, 1001 8. Dibble. Phone necessary. Write Near schools, stare, dose to Wl 5-5068._________________ tf Rawlelgh town. Gas heat. Contact Battle NOTICE—Du* to pretaurw, I am Dept MCB-661-881 Creek WO 3-4863._____W doing one income tax return Freeport, Bltaol* Lovely Cape Cod Hom* On Leach Lake FARMER WANTED to sell Hy­ Large lot with lake frontage. brid Corn for an established 5 minutes from Hastings. Will elsewhere in The Banner. You company. Good commissions. lease with option to buy. 690 are wonderful. G. W. Spencer. ti month. Phone Grand Rapid* OL 6-1755. it tlon of farm. For further in­ INSIST ON MICHIGAN HOT­ TED GAS I Bre Cari * BeUy 's 2 - BEDROOM MODERN COT­ formation write to Larry Vin­ TAGE FOR RENT—RefrigerXAppliance* before you buy I cent, 3019 Woodruff, Lansing, Michigan. 2/25 catrd on Algonquin Wl 8-3961 after 6 P Uie Banner IFnnf Adil ~ Sooth. *r«"--------------------- WALK UP*AND SAVE FARM IMPLEMENTS —1953 John Deere B Tracts with loader. SINGER-AUTOMATIC lig sag sewing machine No attach­ ments necessary for hundreds of fancy patterm, monograms, blind hem*, buttonhole*, etc. Everything built in. Simply McCUUjOCH—WRIGHT—PIO­ 250 ACRE DAIRY FARM FOR NEER — (Salee and Service) turn the levers and *ew. Must RENT. ON 50/50 SHARE sell for only 56666. Terms if LEASE—Good land, stanchion most saws. Complete Chain wanted. Call 945-9431 Dealer. barn, gutter cleaner. Farm available March 15. May Farm chains sharpened. Chain Management. 433 Butterfield KIRBY SWEEPER and attach­ Drive. East Lansing. 2-25 ments including power polish­ Supply. M-V 80, Wl 5-3150. tf er. Sold new for over 6300. Still many year* of service left. AU GET YOUR WATER SOFTEN­ * For Sole—Root Estate ER SALT AT FARM BURKAU for only 637.70 or 61.70 per SERVICES—Rock, block and week. Act today. Cali 945-9431 Zeo - tabs available. Our Car MODERN SUBURBAN 1-bedDealer. 2/18 Load Buying saves you money. room home ta Middleville for sale by owner. Large living Jr For Solo—Miscellaneous room, carpeting, fireplace. 4 CARPET CLEANING IS EASY built-in wardrobes with shelves with Host New Elec tri/ Upand drawers: dining alcove LADIES BLACK FUR COAT with built-in bookcases and FOR SALE OR TRADE—Size I960 CHEVROLET IM P A L A ceramic Uie shower stall: llnfer. Also young man's sport sport coupe for tale or trade. ] en closet: kitchen with lou of coat, stfe 34, like new. Wl 6­ Hasting* Phono Wl 5-5115. tf Red with red and white inter­ cuptxigjds, disposal. Attached 4233. 2/18 ior. Like new inside and out. 14 stall garage wilh work­ EXPERT TAILORING — Mtn* No rust. Phone Wl 5-2238 after j Aco B8 PHARMACY bench. Utility, room wilh cup­ 305 5. Church Wl 5-5352 <P“ -7 “ FOR FAST 34-HOUR FILM boards. new gas furnace. Largo tf screened porch with basswood SERVICE 1 No charge for over­ 1963 THUNDERBIRD CON­ blind*, open* on shady patio size print*. tf VERTIBLE — Excellent condi­ with woven 5-fL redwood fenc­ tion. Full power. Phone Lake TABLE PAPER — For picnic*, ing for privacy. Two blocks Odessa DR 4-5511. After 5:30 5714. family* reunions. Iota of OM*. from school. Shown by ap­ DR 4-8557. 2/25 40" by 300'. 6330 at Th* BMipointment. SV 5-9239 . 3/11 xoticb or bale ner office. tf IM raftyCLOBUBB able atSTEURYB ELECTRIC. BEAUTIFUL 4-bedroom home on * Help Wonted FOR MORE BEAUTIFUL HAIR BY ADVEBTiaCMEXT -Use Retail's fast permanent. Motka ta h.r.by givai Hastings. Two complete baths. appliance baa Mcorr.4 In th. coni Regular 6300-Now 81JXL Ho MARRIED MAN WANTED—For pre-shampoo—No after odor. modem dairy farm. Exparinum siding .built-ins and ga­ enced only. Phone Hopkin* rage. Cal) collect day or night. 793-9491. __________ 2/25 FLAP JACKS AND SAUSAGE IMMEDIATE POSSESSION. 6served by your neighbors is a REF THE JACOBSEN AND bedroom home op Sisson Road, CAR HOPS WASTED FOR lot of fun. You can enjoy it north of Hastings. Remodeled Mirhllt. SNOW BIRD SNOWTHROW­ DOO 'N SUDS-Taktag appli­ is. ib«c again on Saturday, Feb. 27, In kitehen. full bath and approxi­ cation* all day Thursday. Sec ERS AT BURKEY'S—Aik for the East Gym of Hastings mately 3 acres of land Low a demonstration and see how High School when the Rotary down payment and contract Club put* on Uielr Annual MID-MICHIOAN FIRM requires available. Make us an offer. laid tnortrafr* Supper. Adult* may enjqg the men to nil newly created pa>lVern Mlnkley, Realtor th. .M. .1,1,1 Servlce. 318 N. Jefferson. __ tf ! treat for 81 and children foe Portland, Mich. 647-6600 75c any time between 5:16 and ♦ Customer contact Degree in 3 23 p-®‘y industrial management or NEW McCULLOCH CHAIN business administration re­ ....... — — — quired. Lovely Cape Cod Home a rubber stamp with your new 3150 tf ★ Eiigineering assistant. TwoZIP Code number. Thrte-ilne year minimum techmeal a<»- WINDOW OLA68 INSTALLED stamp with yotn name, Ad­ groe in drafting required. in aluminum, steel or aood dress and ZIP number for Large lot with lake frontage. Advancement potential good, sash. Burkey Auto Glass * 6336. This tacludre, portage 5 minute* from Hastings Will liberal fringe benehts Address Radiator Shop. 318 N. Jeffer­ and sales tax. Burpee's Spec­ lease with option to buy ISO replies to Box 964 c/o Hastings son. Ho*tings tf ialty Shoppe, Delton. Mich.. month. Phone Orand Rapids Banner. 2/25 GL 6-1755. tf GOOD AS NEW STORE 1962 CHEV. BEL AIR 4 Dr. Sta­ tion Wagon. Automatic, radio, heater. ■ GILCRAFT" for martin houses, carpentry service, cabinets. counter top work, sign* and displays. Phone Wl 5-3549. 2735 EMEDIAL READING IN­ 118 NORTH MICHIGAN AVE­ NUE FOR RENT - Second STRUCTION — Tutoring and floor. Available. Excellent for testing Certified ^Instruction. fraternal or recreational u»a Phone Delton 633-2747. 3/26 Phone 945-3495.__________ « EAT, DRINK (coffee, of course) : and be merry at the Rotary 116 NORTH MICHIGAN AVE­ NUE FOR RENT - Space for Club's Annual Pancake and commercial or pro regional use. Sausage Supper on Saturday. Feb. 37 East Gym of Hastings High School. Serving from 6:30 to 7 pm. Adults 61 and chll- KAECHELE'S Wl 5-3400 1964 VALIANT 3 Dr. 6 Cyl. Ra­ dio. Standard. Jr Household Goods New • Remodel • Repair CHRYSLER—PLYMOUTH VALIANT 1962 VOLKSWAGEN —r—------------ ------------ - -------------- ,1 WINICK SURPLUS Pharlta or call 5-3094 days or 5-5331 after 6 pm. tf Ar Situation Wanted WORK WANTED-Odd Job* of . any kind. Can do pointing on brick or stone walls' Wood­ cutting by the cord with chain saw. Phono RO 5-8831. tf THE “GREAT SOCIETYStnui adults and 75c for children, everyone gets their nil ot gold­ en brown pancakes with but­ ter and syrup and crisp sau­ sage links. It happens on 6aturday, Feb. «, when the Has­ tings Rotary Club stages its Annual .Supper In the East Gym at the High School. You tf nine M1 Wilson, R4. Huttags. 2/18 GUHbMITHING SERVICEHrese get your work ta now. Byblutag, restocking, repairing. W* sell guns, scopes, ammunltlon. gun cases, sling*, swivel* and everything needed for your shooting pleasure. Huckleberry Gun Shop, 10440 Kingsbury Road. 3 mUu east of Delton. �Card of Thanks and In Memoriam Wl ago, Feb 24. 1S64. °OP‘rtog,n *“ 1x11 le®vl,1« merno- Proceedings of the Barry Co. Board of Supervisors Hospitalized Children Like Nurses, Food 40 lernsd. ta«j tr osnluioa regarding Use tajjsr" “ • ‘~* Death can never take away. ' Jf®raanea that will always linger While upon nils carUi we stay. Uli •«•!*«• »r 4*14 l-UII Mllgueu w AS«ny missed by Hukard M. U*ms, ruhe a«nuntChildren. IMUrt. far aUtnsoUva, Will bv^swa Great Grandchildren “ Mr. and Mrs. Walter PUher and Family Jjiiiw [K fe IN MEMORIAM LEGALS lii'ifiiJiii CARD or THANKS Wo wish to sxprsM our many thanks and appreciation to our lnmd« and neighbor* for ths flowers, cards and acts of kindbi-m in tho Hidden passing at Oat i.itor and aunt, also our. sincere Hunks to Pastor Gibbs, Rev. Harley Townsend and the Pickcns Funeral Horne for their kind urvlcc. The Laie Cara Wise Family Mr. and Mra. Jerry Pishor IN MEMORUM In tavjng memory of Daniel J. CARD OF THANKS »*» PM*cd away Feb. U, Our sincere thanks for tho many kind expression* of gymYou did not know when leaving Htny ih our recent sorrow. We home especially wish to thank Mrs. Bernice Kelly and the Dowell You would no more return Nursing Homo for caring for That you and death so toon would meet, Mother, and the Walldorfl-Bjxxiabie Funeral Homo and pallnear- And leave us here to mourn. hearts *uil ache with sad­ ers for Uielr Bervicg* arid tho Our ness. Rev. Willard Curtu lor his comOur eyes shod many tears 1 ortlng words. God alone know* how much we As we enter soother .year. IN MEMORIAM Gone and forgotten by some you may b^, In loving memory of Leon C. But dear to our memory you wiil Mnliuon. Jr, who was lulled four years ago. Feb. it. Badly missed by tiamy missed by ■ Wife, Children Wife. Helen and Children and Grandchildren **l*'l»,ui««ra<‘'rsas a«tU« thereof Ur (W«a tit r*blM.«n<ra el • ton Htnvt tor UII4 «MM C«MM11U>rl> er«v}«tM W UU to •< hOMins. la rsa nuiing* »***<>. aaa <a«t m» prudMMr €«••• a «opy U i*l* a>UC« la t« 4«r4«O spun .*<!> kuo»B party la Uwnoi *i hu Un kaaaa M4nM by rrglrurrd. crrUard. «r ot »ra.ry Boll l-lia proof «< ■uAlliegl. er l»f porooMl icrrioo. *1 h*il foortrxt Ira selling ap aw d far Taanitay. hr SMgtl sad lludroa. Allyr. Fort K. lux W. SUU hltooi MasllBg*. Muaigsa htjxrtiwr K.afeM. iphrvtMW WolUro. ■ tMM- tw rrcoirod Monon I'arriad. 8/l> 0BDBB FOR PUBLICATION MU M Monstga Of XMi BM*U. Huio of U kauri*. Th* Probata Uwil for th* c«**i/ ot Barry. la th* Maiur ot u»o iUuu of Mary B. uaaau Uiuuii. ru* .io. U.Jus. Al • I'tllMI ot K< txuri. h*I4 res. x. ive*. Irowai. lUaonbU Philip It. Mildull. '4*<ga of Vrahaio. n*ti<* u rural), Uiraa. Ttug aU prrauu u>tarr*i*O 1* **4>i «>l*4* ar» dirarixi lo m>iu botar* aaia J-totow l-'intl M Pro l»,.o .1 ID A Si.. previously believed.” Mra Loed* said she waa Dot surprised to find that tho maJortty of chRdren raid they had been rad cr scared when they tint entered the boupUak She ays a youngrtWs fears of a hospital are similar to adult anslcUee about traveling in a foreign country. "The very dif­ ference in customs, at food and LEGALS lUWrwMs n«ea k. ChrUusMMi VUiknsen. aa.1,*.* ■IdMtws. to Un Plrtt nnd Loaa Atoniarers’at.a probability ot befog phyrtcaMy hurt by needles or perhaps surg­ ery-and all the whtle not feartag well, and the youngstrnf nar»ousntwa becomes understand- ,»• u>« The arts and endta program, run by th, HofoUal Schoo*, waned to be a favurttn aettrtty. according to the survey results. The younortera were also asked what they would have mon at if they were running a hospital for children. They Indicated a profrcncc for more TV, candy, and going outatde. One nine-j-jpu-old bay would l$wi Pleasant Valley wadset-u »W»ua' B, Mr* gtol Bta»* CTLX I Ind'nu Wi >1 tho boirv at teW: ■K“«W tsn&fc D*i*4: Fobniarr 10. Csrirlghl snj flnddy Alm,**,. at Law ll.nd.rcholl Uulldlny ll*ailng>, Mlrhfcaa xurrU ta Ik* aaah- WfJrtSKhFSTS Clarksville this Thursday Pu-r; carty-ln dinner. The Michigan Conference Youth Rally will be held at T-anslng Friday at 8 pm. A number from here may attend, * Mr. and Mra. Dewey Farris and family of South Broadway wwo Bunday guests of the John IL Brakes. Mr. and Mra. Floyd Necb and grandma Osborn were guests Bunday. Feb. 7. to a birthday dinner celebration at ths damea Becorda for the 10th birthday of twins, jack and Judy. ★ Ctmgratulatlons to Mr. and Mm. James Dewey Horn on the birth of a daughta- Jan. 29. * The South Boston Church has In­ vited the folks here to take part In tlicir "teens" *i ngypi ration Feb. It . Mr. sad Mra. Bud Gray and sons of South Boston were Sun­ day evening callers of their mother, Mra. Bert Blank. * Mr. lUailng., Michi*.., law. Cart Blank. RS. of Kallxpdl. Mont * Mies Mary Kauffman of BlurgU was homo over the weekend. She wa* a Bunday din­ ner guoat at Mr. and Mra. Glenn Business Directory PRODUCTION MEMORIAL MONUMENTS OF DISTINCTION CREDIT Office Hews 0 Mfcblgaa I.. rrarindTontroli en 1 lion Corriod. ^rt,7JSE.“S>£ ASSOCIATION 301 $. Michigan An. Hastings £ ’KtVt.'K;" D.aui, AbL.y apt-rand Board Mid reportod lh»l Hm iho.14 bo lak.a on < B:5.:+0D nlaints ood oremtau In th* «r» U rrfrrrod io ihoir Commitiora. Motion (Unfa Tki Club rend a report orrisor WalWr*. Cknlrasan * Moe.»Wed. I M *» P M. HASTINGS 945-9416 INSURANCE EOEttT W. SHIRWOOD, Mgr. All Form of Insurance and Bonds JERRY ANDRUS H. Wl 1-4441 Ml W >44 Sfsts Farm lasursncs AUTO — HU •OHM Swanson lasrws IMIUAMW. .»» COMMERCIAL PRINTING au‘ MM'■tUxi'l'K cuhur.l .^tm «t It, NW Hastings Press Ini WJJRfeW” �group leader: the Hartings Wo-, men* Cllib. Mra. Jack Wood, president, and Ur* Nashville Wo­ men's Club. Mrs. Lorin Garlln-1 ger, president. , ruwu Final Murcuun sclecUon vi of u>c the exUn-11“°“ BYPUJ*’ "Woman of Achieve-' BPw to Salute O I I Wf Selected Women • w> i m p At March 7 Fete iai seOihty Queitioifiaaf Ismrt .— -j. »en will be honored at the ■*h,“ " w“"° Highlight* of Uie Hasting* ' In preparing for dur 'SpringBwiiness and Professional Wo- j time Salute to Women," we chose mcah Week celebration. March 7 • project* which would emphasize through 13, will include a Sun-1 national program* of our Fedday afternoon, March 7, amor- eraUon." said Mis* Helen Keeler, gasbord at Ihk Episcopal Parish wneral chainnan. -fhto yrar." Howae tw dub member* and|^« “dd«>kurat* and a Springtime Salute, >'P*”* »wo dtoUncUy different to in: iu Women women dinner umnr.r to io be dc held nwo 1.1x11 ---- , «luall--y Important ------7 .. group* . Tuesday. March 8, nt Leason *001*!*' — youth and the 'second Biiarpe Memorial Hall, to salute I c*r«CT »«»»«.' that to. the woman re-entering lhe labor force selected women of achievement m‘"’ .h. ».h~. tow. after raising her family." in Barry -County. Smith, president of the local club, this year will mark the 36th national tribute to working wo­ men Inaugurated by the Nation­ al Federation of Business and Professional Women's Chiba in tics an opportunity to spotlight the achievements and contribu­ tions of business and professional women to local, national, and world events. approximately 288 mililc quest and question* to Social Se-: curtly Administration So Rantcm j Ave. N.E., Grand Rapids. 171*1 office will reply directly to you |I by WUUam E. Klrchgessnrr Social Security Manager, Grand Rapid* ' I wijl have turned about (3^<X>. ' Doc* this mean that 1 won't be • 'able to collect my social security 10,000 in State Killed By 4 Diseases Last Year More than 10,000 Michigan ----------------------------------------------------------------------------7 - . . au MMrtr. nr ... MM. tvM hflllMH llu, numhrr nf Raturrlav Jah ft visitors of Mr. Chicago l*M wrea. w Banfield - Vicinity I 7 . mUUoner Dr. Albert E. Heustls. According to the ConunUslon- rnonUi after Jime, you may receive your monthly benefits beginning with July. The social .security law providM for this even though total Currently women make up over one-third (38%) of lhe Nation's subsumilaL work force. According to the UK QuasUon: My wife never worked but ape is receiving monthly checks on my social security account. the labor force has increased Now, She fuis been offered a sum­ mer Job which will pay Tier about in 1840. 37 years in I860 and to 45-54 in 1864. Occupationally the then spent Bunday night witn aDd sass du* to stroke Kathryn at her home. Both girl* ■ _a total of 34A57 wit of the returned to Kellogg Community uj97 deaths from aU cause*. College after y weeks' vacaLon -of course many of th* vic­ person*—to whom death mutt ma. “"u significantly using tho know- Allen Fish and Mr*. Andrew ny cw t»and rtaptua, **J". ‘ pramui, .nmhk," be n»d> .UUdMn. Mr. /4U(1 i Mrs I.<-,in ivarener, mauu — —— —■ -----<4 ™ V b. Itoto. k™. *«>» B»«1> cured today through radiation, Mra EMel la Yaltger al the> of LaBarg* wwe Sunday,• Jan. 7, surgery, the u*c of new chenu- Medical Facility on Friday. Jan.,। visitor* of tlteir parent*. Mr. and Mra. Jay Wing but the key 1* early detecUon.; Mr. and Mra. cnariea amg I Mr*. Jamea. Cocl and daughthe Commlaaloncr said. He cited and Lloyd were White Cloud ter. Lory. Mn. Oerald Woods cervical cancer in women a* an visitor* Friday, Jan. 5. A Mr*, and datuhtar. cxamlpc for which Uicre to a Cliarle* King entertained with Wayne f*eId*f *u'f'df'' a simple test known a* me "Fap a party Wednesday evening. Jan. U»wcr for Mto* smear " to detect the disease in 3. jgr. and Mr*. Hairy Myero lhe early Mage the Jaro 6th weekend with Jr,' % "ta *ptte of the fart that their daughter*. Mr and Mr* Jlth a blrth. cervical cancer to neariy 100 per- Cari Blackledge of Marion and Cool entertmned daughecus curauic wncn iouiui cany. mt. ana .ura. i-cswr niu^iu> w ■ ■ - ■ , more than 300 Michigan women Manton. On Saturday evening .t*r' jlKWitlT* UU1 ”***•**** AL. .A,—____ .. . . .. . her home Saturday. Jan. 6. There ... —. —— —। Hoover h**® copploted their irarniag in th* Marine C^pa The Banfleid-Brigg* . Dowbi.g MYF met at the Dowltng Ohurrh Sunday «ATnlng. A Uto local 'pedro club met . at the hcAu- of erencuiuiy. ur. ttcuuu aaio. H. lh.1 Um la a daOniM u»war lor Mra Alberta al lha -However, a significant peroent- irtauArtil tor panona who ban hour, ot Un. TWzxAt la Man- ™ .,'TbM. w.r. pmn.tore till* mean that same of our month­ Achievement" is being made by - -• — .... -----------ly benefit* will be k*t? .n4 „„ llarr three Hastings ucmcnx organ­ MM on Mb.., » Answer: No. Tho soda! security isations and by one tn Nashville cause titty were tn the labor law provide* tlut each btnelklory The young business executive coagulant drug*. Hcwpltal in Cadillac. The litUc 1 Besides BPW. they Include the who drops dead from a heart “But In order for the treat- 'fellow suffered second degtee Molhani Club Barry County Extension Groups. after marriage, then retired to may have earnings ot J1200 with­ attack—the mother of a family meat u, be effecUve, the con- I bum* on hl* legs at hl* heme1 There wm a good attendance Mr*. Martha Kuhn, extension tlie home to raise families for out forfeiting any benent* Qoestioni I will be 65.year* old Tlturaday night A Mr. Mid fin. Uie next twenty years and now. dlilon must be rapoUed in i Friday * Mr and Mr*. Ray at th» Blemcntary School MoUtwith famllie* grown, ate anxious thi* year but am *UU employed aa Everett COuch from Dowling and a school teachef. I know I am Mr*. Norman Leonard anAfant- Is denied Use opportunity ot en­ EXPERT TIRE While declining to comment Wash. Saturday. Jan. 6. En tho sctwol A short tnisinr^j These women represent a valu­ joying his hard-earned leisure on President Johnson's propoaol routc they will spend o night oireting was held followed by a SERVICE able resource for Lhe nation's years by a killing or crippling to construct medical center* for with Mr. and Mr* George Mann ‘ ht Re ‘ birthday supper at the Frey economy, but many must be retho detection and tiraUnent of a<, petcakey. A Mr. and Mra was enjoj-ra ny everyone, itccred by nodal security. I do not veritable tragedies which an­ spunslblllUes of the working Intend to retire until I am forced Warren Mead ta returning to nually account for far more chronlc dlaone. Dr. Heustls sold Clark Blanchard and daughter* freshmenLt were served. Mra Jule that much could be done an the of Grand Rapids were Friday. ' ’ru,ner iIra Flo>d world. Also, they need to be re­ death* than our highway alaugh- State and local level and by in- Jan. 5 visitors of Mr and Mra volunteered to «erve on the acquainted with the needs and thing I should do about my social ing from a. badly burned right dividual* in the fight against Robm Newton. * Floyd Koon ,unch committee for the March opportunities that are now avail­ security account now? . harxi suffered while at work, these klllera. |laft Thursday. Jan.. 4. for hta.me*Un« '____ able. This is tlie area in which U. S. ROYAL Answer: There certainly U. There carpentering tn Battle Creek. A BPW. as an organization, hopes are special rule* that apply to Frey Fivy accompanied Morey DhtrftutM to offer guidance. I VB Marine* landed on Arno Clemmer of BatUe Creek to vcIkxiI teachers which might per­ Michigan Department of Health Atoll. Marshall Islands on Feb. Mr. and Mra. BUI Blough and | mit you Jo receive one or mure montniy benefit checks during the the Grand Rapid* children spent Sunday. Jan. 7. 12. 1844. This began a serie* of the search for effecUve antican­ "mopplng-up" operations in th* Meuafsd FREE! Temple. The men left Tuesday cer drugs. minor atoll* of lhe Marshall IsWoodlMd over the 12-month period, the r*«t Sunday Mr. and Mr*. Oor- figures represent several hundred "We nred Increased State fi­ nancial old to help local health ccived honorable mention recog- money L\ earned only during the don Buxton were dinner guesU 10 inonlhs of the school year. You department personnel conduct Sunday. Jan. 7. dinner guests of case-finding programs for the Mr. and Mra Reuben Crltca * I'-usl Lansing headquarters Ray may receive a check for any month You'll Like Our . . detection of early warning signs Mr. and Mra Dole Duke* visited F Klrt of the Battle Creek port Ui which your actual earnings are *100 or less You should discuss Janet Shattuck and of chronic lllncas. Dave Burling at Butterworth "Drop-Oif-Service your case with a representative of FREE "We need Intensified educa­ Hospital Saturday. Jan. 6.-A Mr. high blood pressure — according your local social security district tional and informational proto Dr. Heustls. PARKING office. Generally, anyone approach­ Just leave your dry clean­ And Mrs. Bernard Dukes and Utt Hanner Want Ads/ ing age 65 should do this. could be done about disability practice •preventive health main­ children were Sunday. Jan. 7. ing-with our experienced tenance' in tiwlr dally living, dinner guests of Mr. and>Mra. attendants. They will pre­ Uie Social Security Administration Mra. Luther Lens and daugh­ such a* rating a good balanced Floyd Duke* to honor of Mrs. spot, clean and hang is publishing a series of questions ters went bowling tort Sunday good treatment for hypertension dirt, ruing plenty of the right Floyd Dukes' birthday. * Mr. and kind of cxervlac, avoiding over- Mrs. Harold Eckert, and family them on your hangers. Jecta. If you have a question Uie cd to Western Michigan Univer­ oompllca-tlona of high blood excrtlon, anti seeing Uwlr physi­ Social Security Administration Will sity last Monday. cian for regular health checkups. Wpen you tulTer a serious Ion pressure. Just tell us what time "And perhaps most Important, you’ir*pick them up and ... when tile going gets rough a representative ot the Social Se­ Battle Creek were dinner hosts we need to encourage adults to .. Tift then that our service* your cleaning will be done curity Admlnlahatlon to address quit smoking and to convince Sunday to the Robert BaJxjock groupisi of which you are a mem­ family. * Sunday guests in - Um while you shop. young people of tlie Importance to you, a* our client, become ber this district office will furnidi and Mrs Joe Kauffman. * Mr. a really meaningful part -of a qualified speaker to lecture, an­ Mra. Hoffmans slMcr's family. YOU CAN SAVE TIME your insurance protection. swer questions and show film* on Lloyd were Bunday, Jan. 7, din- and professional jobs. IM BARR Tire Shop Honor Troopers WHEN THE GOING GETS ROUGH ' your comer...to help with claim* problem* and other difficultie* connected wilh your leu ... to look after your Interests. Melnertk deaths arising from coronary ar- AND MONEY Freeport By Mr*. Sylvan Tagg 7SS-I3I1 Fh. 9A5-Z40S Lloyd visited Mr. and Mrs Don­ ald King of Rockford Saturday tl>e Sheldon Harrison faiajly near Bellevue Bunday morning. Bmdway (i* mi«u) COIN-OP Cleaners guests of their great grandmoththot studies have shown that CITY CAB CO. FOR QUICK COURTEOUS SERVICE 109 N. Church $«. presented A jxogram in song. Af­ terword* tlw group all enjoyed th* need tor the for mone careful plan­ .---- ..* ---------------an(j fQr nlng for ■funU *«curtiy « ,.retirement, —____ seem________ to be thee causes that have stimulated such an Interest. KvtflnciAn EiXlCnSlOIl 0111(1 V J Group Leaders Meet Thursday H om e Mabel Shively Economics Extension • to; 9:00 «.m. to 5:30 p.m. Monday thru Saturday ] • _ Goldfiih Dog March LmFIIICO OUDDllGS rr Hl Wl J-JM* grandchildren. Carlton Grange Lists Activities EXTRA STRENGTH PAJirgEllEF Tablets—< ASPIRIN No few quality mad*! Fait ortinsiy aspirin aspirin dissolving. 5 grain tablets. 50. io<r.49* 57* Aquariums 49* Fish Supplies im'i 83* birthday Saturday. Feb. blanket. Often they were dis­ jie Raldt. 82. turbed by curious Indians. live Troyer family had always ki been clannish, ao when the daughter. grandparents arrived they made GlXBruMl bom in Kalida, Ohio, tn 18*3, 1 Mra Harford <Carriel Vandlrn. ■ “We have the mean* of wlpILanalng. and Mra. Gladys O»- Ing out mreudes almost complrtetroth. Hasting*: a brother, Harry ly.” Dr.McGillicuddy added. "But | Robert*, of South Dakota; four this U passible only tf xuacrpU- Mra. Earl Atkinson at Middle Cot ptarUng Mrs. Raidt Dies In Grand Rapids; Interment Here 102nd STATIONERY SCHADERS p !• Mr*. Catherine Jane (Jennie) children sleeping In the covered wagon, while lb* father made a spread childhood nine**. campaign. S.cti<»i Tbrw—?.»«. 1 '« 6 ' Barry Resident a Century Marks 102nd Birthday Saturday, Feb. 12 children. Oliver B. McGillicuddy. MD. president of the Michigan State Medical Society, warned in launching the Society's extensive public service campaign for Im- PARTY GIFTS GIFTS PARTY Office b School Supplies PARAKEETS—CANARIES CAGESTurtle! TkunWr. F.bn.»ry l». IWS nwclallal, wi'l dl*:uu with the' Funeral services for M,. Wader* various way* of tnvesUng Mabel E. Shively, 86. R2 Lansing, family savings to build family Dell* Township. Eaton County, financial security. i were held at the Leonard-Osgood the medical proftsaon. Dr. Mc­ Tlie advantage* and com of Ehncral Home at 2 pin. SaturGillicuddy said in announcing home ownerahip will be con*;d-’<**>; , Mrs Florence Halliday. Exploding the widespread The leader* will dlscua* proflt­ Christian Science reader, con­ myth that measles Is a harmable kind* of investment* for ducted the service and burial famille* — such question* aa: McGillicuddy polnlcd out that Should <xir family Invest In seMrs. Shively, a former Has­ practically every child is sus­ curiUes? Should vre put our sav­ tings resident, died Wednesday. ceptible to mraalp by the time ings Into government bonds? he la nine months old. and nine What part does life Insurance M -- —--------- -- -----play tn family Investment pro-1 McGowan. • grams? What are Uie advantages 8hc WM P 0 ™ ln Harting* on he suncxi, staled, "one cniia child in six alx wui will •nnrl. Al,,Av. j. I >.I.I u,c ” ... .Itilv «.~1878. 1A7H fIV. daughter of•. ne and disadvantages of annuities? 'July Ute develop a secondary reaction. The Barry County Extension I Francis and Flora (Wreti Rob- ,^ |n on<w out of l uoo members' interest in investments,She attended school* in measles trigger* the dreaded * ,’OwUw ,nUr*.‘ ln UU* ™<uniunjty and married Dell j fncephajIU(<, mnarnallon of the subject among women all acrosa Shively of HasUnga on Feb. ». bnU ln u CTm the COUntrs* nr r ■ l „ ■ 1004 Melhcwtlse. parsonage. narscnac-o r ....... s country. Tlif The 1increasing! 1004. at tlw tlie Methodist financial holdings hnlrtlm., ot women. a,~1„Th* Rev. 3J»v Arthur Arthur Trott Tmll officiated nfriA-lalArt — flnanctal plus'The and ■' - -------- ---------------------------------at lhe wedding. I Tjwy lived at 820 8. Church Street. untiT thdr retirement when they moved to lanalng in 1848 Mr. Shively, a carpenter, died on Nov, IQ, IBM, "With the likelihood that 1865 She waa a memoer ui ill* First Cnurch of Christ, Scientist. Bos- meaudea are widely prevalent In Mlcliigan, we urge all parents to Tn addition to her daughter. take adv—— * "----------- -— Mra. Shively Is survived by a now for Immunization; of Oarksvllle were Sunday, Jan. Mr. and Mra. Marvin Patrick. A । Mr. and Mra Coy Vaugh and. ton. Wade, of Algonquin were Friday. Jan. 5. caller* of Mr. i l)ies Wednesday; jRile» Saturday 327 N. Braodwoy Karyl Livingston wa* a Friday, Christian Medical College Hos­ pital in Vellore. India and Mr* Dorothy Campbell attended a man family called at Clyde; Wilma Pavllch and daughters off seminar on Central Service Mr Mm Rnlirt R*lTfr«m CbaLretCTOl. lack Of regular ex- Hasting* were Sunday. Jan. 7, Management at the Amofcan AlaakK Mkh.. *X Hospital Association building in Mra, Mina Wieland. A Mra Mina with hl* parent*, the Keith BaB. WlMJUld and Mr* Floyd Hewitt j------------- •-----------i file* can be Identified and plac- aeodmpantod a group frotii Hope Use Banner Want Ads/ ■ led under medical supervision. The Hastings Banner Medics Launch Drive for Shots’ Against Measles a former Harting* Affectionately took an option on adjacent land which Ixtr parents bought The tract purchased by,bar parent* Mra Raldt, in addition to Mra. Houses daughters, Mrs Gertrude Pender UJCA. Wild nuu of cf Haatings. HMttng*. Mra. Mm Lucy Ypma xpm* of oi abundant. | ouefjo Mtoa Marjorie Raldt of 11 of small j jxmibard. III., and Mra. Adrttie waa uwvia uwya, igtnltor of Jennie* ancestry in'game. Wolves proven a rral iuina Emmett, a missionary in I America. David Troyer aettled in menace. The Thornapple river. | Lousanne. Switzerland: 10 grandGermantown. Penn, and wa* not too distant, provided fuh.! children. 6 great grandchildren: given a grant di land by Wil- and they made their own maple . a brotlicr. Albert Kllnkie. Grand ' Ham Penn. later dracendent* sugar. Rapid* A son, Walter. Raldt. ' moved to Sommcraet. county.. Like other pioneer*, the Troy- i dled juiy. , Penn, and others of Jennie'* er clan had to be *clf-*ustainlng. I line moved to Ohio where her — *- oxen, ' TJuy Ulltxl the sol) with soared and planted by hand, father was bom. harvested the grain with scythe* Mr. and Mrs George Ritchie or and tied the bundle* by liand. Delton” are the parent* of a mui first emigrant. John Else*, set­ Tlie women made their own born on Jan. 27. 1863. A nephew grandchlld for this "five gtfMratlon*’ picture. Michelle grandmother is Mra. Clifford ifcya) Cunningham. 4310 Burlingame tled in Westmoreland county. soap, elder, and fiuiiloncd their was bom on the »ame date in 1864 to Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Rit­ Avenue 8.ML. Grand Rapid*. *pd the grandmother I* Mr*. Doo *AK. —— | Mra. Conley's children visit her chie. also of Delton. Wayne 1* line eventually moved to Ohio । trequenUy. but there are a George's broUier. And on Jan. Lane. 5101 Creekview S.W., Grand Rapids. 1 uirrr her ntathrr vu bom in couple great, great grandchildren 37, 1965. another son was bom to cotw. llntnir Smith and Rotary Putnam county. Mr. and Mr* George Rltchl*! I . I President. Cedric Morey. When Jennie's foUw and to Austria. The family went to ,-«xvd settled In the i Switzerland, then to Germany, I went up quickly, i land in 1683 the first of the buildings for the Ui C.oinculence | Name Rotary Pancake Supper Job Retraining Class to Begin Committees Member* of the Hastings Ro­ tary Cffib are completing plan* In Grand Rapids they settled on a farm tn Maple INCOME TAX tended the Guy school. At the TIME AHEAD training, after which she taught Plan Your The Grand Rapid* office of East gymnasium at Hastings the Mlcliigan Empkxyment Se­ lied to George Conley. He died High Scliool on Saturday, Feb. curity Commission to Interview- in October, 1835. Mra Conley continued to live in NashvlUe 1 until a few war* neo when *ho p^jecta.” i£b as acting in R^ni^ an7^kop^TA^ to Gull Lake to live with sending rtudente abroad._____ j christensm. manager ttes Carlton Grunge meeting the member* enjoyed a variety pro- rnltlera for the pancake and sausage supper include: Ticket*—Bun McPharlin, Einar "How February Got Its Name." and Ml*. Kenneth Btamm. Frondscn. Roy Hubbard. Fremont "Washington, a Farmer," follow- Brooks and Charlie Leonard. . Menu k Order—Hamer Smith. Dining Room Set Up ^Clean­ tinrr, Mr*. Frank Welnbrecht. up: Prank Ritchie A: Ken Labcrled a dlacusdon on "What leaux. co-chairman: Roy Cordas, Should Psmons Grange expect Rev. Don M Gary. Civet Hodge*. cent of tlwoc completing Fedof tlie subordinate grange and John Bay. Robert Blrke, Robert ip Kent county area are placed what should the subordinate Willard Curtla. Don GUI. Jack an training related Job* through Osgood. Clarence Rltaema. Jack tho MESC office. Wood. Al Fuller. Earl Coleman ( Unemployed pawn* Intcrtwted gave the closing thought. In the committee report* Grangers were reminded that the party at tlv Medical Care Fa­ cility will be held thia Thur*- FINANCES NOW B/ien You Need Cash ” Saturday. TO PAY INCOME TAXES Glenn. of Hastings: a daughter. Mrs. Bernard (Glyda) Garvey of Nashville: eight grandchildren; TO PAY BILLS FOR CURRENT EXPENSES When Jennie came to Michl- CASH LOAN county m did her grandparents. David and Magdalina Troyer. Nashville Store Changes Hands _ Batter Mlxera—Don and Paul and cattle. The trip took neariy fairground* are completed as much aa posribla at this time Dr. Ray Finnic. Sausage Rbastera—AUy. Dick .----------- — ... -------- and tiresome. The family campDonations from groups or indi­ Shuster. Dave Goodyear, Blake street, in Nashville owned by viduals in any amount ore being Allerdlng. Ken Robbc ; Mr. and Mra Al Erwin since accepted. *25 to *1000 LOCAL FINANCE 112 S, JsHenoa r4 Wl 5-9424 Stop In or CoM — Soim Doy Service chalrman: Alfred Lowe, Allan their son. Wealey and wife, the Hyde. Charles Hinman. Ray Wle- former Mary Ann Goforth, The new owner* took over to the family tn the usual farm. land. Stuart Clement. Dr. Bob Huebner. j Monday, Feb. 1. Sir. and Mra Griddle Men — Pat Hodgee, Al Erwin will both continue aa Uielr dresses for tlx* Sewing Con­ chairman: Rene Ganguillet. IX. | employees. test which ends April 30. Larry Blair, Buzz Youngs. John | w<s and Mary Ann are graduHamp, Jim Colenuui. Sheriff ales of Nashville High School. Mert Campbell I He was discharged front the Uno City Bank Final Clean-Up — Kitchen — | ----------------------- ----------------munlty Procrras Committee will Ken Reahm, chairman; Tom and since then has been working Toffee. Roy Thomas. Plynn Mat-: thews, George Chenoweth, John Czinder, Eart McMulUn. Dr. I April 21, 1820. the U88 LANG­ Louis Nitsch. Pete Eaton. Al LEY. formerly JUPITER, was the next Orange meeting suiting Stouffer, Ken Radant. Tom the first aircraft carrier named Frenthway, Dcrald Kraft. Jim and the first electrically pro­ The membership Committee. pelled ship tn the Navy. She wa* Charles Stadrt. George Ulrich commissioned on March 20. 1822 and Mra. Kenneth Btamm. Mrs. Frank Barrie*, and Lloyd Shroy- helped Mra. McGhee to odebrate PRESCRIPTION PHARMACY Kenneth Price of Bowne Center were Thursday. Jan. 4. visitor* of Mr. and Mra. RusaeU Price. XtudUf Md Sm» SkfWi *04 Gerald Thompnon at Ionia Hcs- 53rd wedding anniversary Sun- ana In Ionia. They later visited Lowell and Mr. and Mra. Phillip BLAIR'S FARM & GARDEN 231 W. Sfota The greatest Naval engage­ ment of World War I. the BatUe of Jutland, was fought off the entrance of Skagarrak. May 31. IBIS. BRING HOME A NEW WALL THIS WEEKEND o5> Wl 5-5982 Symbols of Security Just visit our handy showroom and pickup'a few sheets of our top­ quality Prefinished Paneling. We'll give you easy-to-follow installation advice TO ALL TEENAGERS in BARRY COUNTY 110,000. Hol O« dollar anJoyIna. Charge account* at grt station*, clothing stores, shoe small minority obtain the credit and then do not p^y as they Here ii a case where th* minority h *poiling » good deal fof all by their neglect of their obligation*. In most cases, th* Credit Bureau because it become* they ar* unable to repay a* they prcffilred, they should contact th* creditor prior to the dat* that th* paym*nt it du* and sdvM him of Inability to m**t the obligation a* promt»*d..ln thi* BEAUTIFUL HARDWOOD PANELING - Gonuino Wood Not Printed Panels. 3-Ply, Fine Furniture Finish'4 x 8 Sheets. Low Hot'* lhe Im on Pobri 500 2 door hirdicji or MnwraWr. »x»ihh*»B UI in. wbteib»s. Almosi 4.000 pound* ol body bewidul Potent 383 cu m. V8. Abo Irani budit mu and fuS Matins. Options indud« a floor mounrad. HOME IMPROVEMENT CENTER 4 s;i«d stxk $Mi or 3 speed suionutic, iKhomair. Sura Ghp dJIaeniul, 428 cubic inch V8. and man taB bob. B5 Dodge Polere 136 E. Stota St SPONSORED IV The Credit Bureau of Barry County Ml Sarins* Insured Un to Phono Wl 5-3853 910,000 uUh F^J^l.C. real Ho। in Bfmk Amu Sea all the naw Dodges on display at your nearby Dodge Dealer’#. HASTINGS MOTOR SALES • 220 E. Stat* St. WATCH -THE BOB HOFE SHOW." N8C-TV. CHICK YOUR LOCAL LISTING. �Protestants Plan Guest Preacher ! 17th Appeal for At Lutheran Church Sunday The Rev. Herrin L. Maron I Needy Overseas i1 Plan 7 Services Protestant denominations have 'sei » goal of 317,007.745 for Church thia Bunday. Rev. Martin Is Ugs otoouR • thetFrannual One Great Hour of Sharing appeal for support of counselor for the Western Mich­ | programs of assistance to the igan Circuit of ths English Dis­ trict of the Lutheran Church— hungry und needy in 40 counwa 1 Missouri Bynod. He la the paaannounced by James tor of Our Savior Lutheran - ------- —“'chureh tn Midland. Pastor Martin will preach al the 10:66 sun. service. Rev. Stuckmayer. poster of Grace Lutheran Church, win preach tn Hastings ... First-Matbsdtot Church 200 W. Green. Wl 5-4945 Rev. George Elltott Rev William Ncthery am. Sunday school. Morning worship. 10 45 am. am. Homing wonhip. Evening service. 7:30 pm. 10 pm. Youth aanrica. Wednesday prayer. 7:30 pm )0 pm. Evening worship. A warm invitation to extended to aU to attend the serrioee of )0 pm. Wednesday prayer. thia friendly church. Every Bunday. 6:30 am. thO| « wu. y**.‘‘Cl,"' THE CHURCH OF —lhe chureh to go to Echo Valley. JESUS CHRIST OF LATTER DAY SAINTS 7 30 pm. Troop 73. Wednesday, Feb. 24. 6:30 pm. Scout Blue and Gold poUuck banquet. AU Cub Scouts. Boy Scouts and parents are invited. Each family is to bring one 1x4 and one cold dish to pass and own table serrire. Hot and cold bevrrugtts and dteecrt will be Bunday school, 10 am. Worship hour. 11 am. Bunday evening service. 7 pm. 'The Bible, the whole Bible and nothing but the Bible. education, and offerings few mlraton wrt al home and overwaa. By 1027, women In other countries were taking part. In Church World Service to a department of the Division of Overseas Mlntoteies of the Na- presented the God A ( ouniry Award by hta pastor, the Rev. Willard H. Curtis, on Sonday, Feb. 7. Harold, the eon of Mr. and Mra James Leota, 1513 N. Jeflereon. to a member of Troop 77 which i» sponsored by lhe Northeastern FTA. William Butler and William Martin are Scoutmaster* of this troop. The presentation of the award culminated more than a year of intensive study of the church. Its doctrine and mission, aa well as a series of special WESLEYAN METHODIST I. CHURCH -» Hickory Corners. Michigan ■•> Rev. Vaughn B. Jensen. Pastor-' 10 am. Bunday school. *’• 11 am. Homing worrtdp, Jun-’ lor chureh and nursery provided.: 7:30 pm. Evening service. Wednesday, 7 JO pm. Family. Night Adults. Youth, Juniors and children. 6:30 pm, chart Bunday. Feb. 21. Homing worship, 0:30 and 11. Nursery provided. Broadcast of 9:30 strvios over WBC1L Ser­ mon: "The Continuing Fool." , Church school olassea 9:15 Junior High Youth Fellowship Brigade, boys elutes. Wednesday 6 am.—Men's Prayer Band. 9 am.—Women's Prayer Band. 7:30 pm. Prayer and Bible Michigan women will -be es­ pecially Interested In the writer of thia years service. Blie Is M» ported by the churchin. giving as er empire rood-building tn Chile, school construction in Grenada dam and well build­ Bunday service. 11 am. ing In Ghana a continuing re­ Bunday school. 11 am. forestation program in Algeria, Wednesday service. 7:45 pm. irrigation development in Korea Reading room open Wednes­ and construction of solar dis­ 9:15 am. — Mary-Martha Mis­ day and Saturday, 2 to 4 pm. tillation plants in Greece for sionary Society work meeting. conversion of salt water to fn*h Nursery for all scrvlcee. 6:30 pm. iwng People's meet. 7 :30 pm. Evening service. Wednesday. 7:30 pm. prayer. She wu prmldent of United Church Women of Michigan befcre moving to her prcncnt home HASTINGS' CONGREGATION OF JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES 220 Wert Colfax BUdrt Managers of UCW since 1967. She was the fine Negro to re­ ceive lhe citation "Layman of Bunday school. 10 am. Worship. 11 am. Evangelistic service. 7:30 pm. Prayer meet. Thum. 7:30 pm. ply cl nodtts dtsgt te isture prompt actuutt sad dtptndable prQcripbea ttrvlct. Former Freeport High School Pastor Ralph VanderWcrf Bunday school. 10 am. Worship service. 11 am YOUR IfXALl PHARMACIST TRINITY GOSPEL CHURCH 1118 Jordan Lake Street Lake Odessa I TA. Campgrounds ST ROSE CATHOLIC CHURCH Rev. Fr. Joseph C. Dunphy. Rev. David Hawley, AMlstant Bunday Maas. 8. 16. 11:36 am. wholeness of the Church.'’It will condudb a three-year MUdy-ac- ‘ tian prognun for llnita/Cqwwh Women on "Assignment: RACE," 7:30 pm. Evening kcrrioe. 7:30 pm. Wed . prayer wrrioo For infanneUon. call Clayton OUR LADY OF GREAT OAK. DOWLING Rl. Naahvllle. Ph. 653-8471 U mile E. of M-66 on Blate Rd 10 am. Bunday school. 11 am. Homing worship. 7 pm. Junior High and Senior Christian Science Text Announced 7 pm. Evening worship. Wednesday. 7:30 pm. study and prayer service. all Christian Science Churches Sunday will feature the story of Mreaw leading the children of Israel Into the promised land, showing how his reliance on God resulted in what are considered miracles The subject for the day is "Hind." and l)ir Golden Text Walldorff-Sponable ^unciaL c^/omE. 'Serving Your Community 10 am. Sunday nchool. 11 am. Morning worship. Youth meeting. 8:15 pm. Evening Gospel Hour. 7 pm. Wednesday prayer, 7:30 pm. Jacobs FREE METHODIST CHURCH Rev. Gwcnncth Sebring. Pastor 10 am. Sunday school. Rev. Jerry Boomer. Pastor Bunday wjiool. 10 am. Worshlp-lfcrvlce. 11 am. Young People's service. 7 pm. Evening service. 8 pm. Bible Study Wed. 7:30 pm. Prayer service. 6 pm. PRESCRIPTION PHARMACY Phone Wl 5-2466 Attic filled/ Vie a H’onl Ad. great looking, great going wagons from Plymouth. Fury 1114-door Wagon Six ’65 Fury Wagons Rev. Torrey O. Boranlc. Pastor Tdephone 374-3246 Just off M-66. North on M-50 In Village of Woodbury Bunday school. 9:45 am Warship. 11 am. In 6- or 9-p.iMcnger models, the '65 Fury wagon is about the biggest. pluthevt wagon you’ve ever seen And sull solidly in the iow-prired field. Belvedere II 1908 to 1965 57 Years of Service Six ’65 Belvedere 1 J Belvedere is another complete line of Plymouth wagons for 1965. For the young family on a young family's budget. Belvedere is about the best wagon buy there is. Since 1895' Fully Equipped Ambulance 24-Hour Service INSURANCE Phone Wl 5-3252 Something for Everyone Four ’65 Valiant Wagons Plymouth present* a third complete line of 1965 wagons, the compact sue Valiant wagons. So why a compact wagon? For the same Basic compact benefits that every ’65 Valiant delivers: COLEMAN AGENCY Earl Coleman 203 S. Michisim, H«tii»B8 convenient parking. 8m Plymouth la action on The Bob Hope Show, NBC-TV, POSWHOMROB Jim Cokmon 32776 S2S63 12361 Fury (6 models) Belvedere (6 mod sis) Valiant (4 models) BARRY'S FARM STORE DEWEY'S CAR THE ROARING 65* FURY BELVEDERE VAUANT BARRACUDA 'Plymoutfi PALACE Wl 5-3412 S. Hanover at Waitings City Limits M-43 ot Sprague Rd., Delton �* car. Tha^Ur. Fresh Out of the Attic cepe her daughter Mary. Many 1 | Claude Walton By Mrt. Hylcan Tayy cd to HaMlngs with a paU or or both, and exchanged these for tiling* needed In the house. UK.. '-I. She felt very nappy wnen ,1m sne received 13 cents a pound for buttre. More often It was 10 And at the larger price per ! visit to her husband who was in»ne , the WSC8 of tho MethodtM [ Claude Walton. Lansing attending to hl* dutlav never a hunter. no K—• r.f r 11 ai na metnocr or th. me MtrtllOVltl aucnagiui’ ,DltT; pwuuui, uuv ne. was mo ousy io ana u smuc* ram >w ww.u ____u —Onrt Mra Rartln Sadie Rare Sweet and son. Tim .... * - Ur __ j 1 Xfr. legislature. Mra. Andnu always । go after It. and whenever ho like to poaseas this weapon him-! Church Thuraday. * Mr. ana । wer Jall_ < admired her. but thought ah* «aw it lie wa* never prepared to aelf. So he *ugg«ted that tf Mr Mra. ChArim Gibbe were SunJ**111"® had never seen anyone look quite take advantage of the situation. Andrus would part with It he Jan 7. supper gueate of Mr. CU1, C1unl # Mra Fay Denon^ of sheeting ’ j gown, which was considered very hunter, and Mra. Andnu can Tlie problem of lighting Ute j elaborate for that day. wa* made. nmmiter that their tabic tuuu.- was -a.. ■ •> **. i. of 25f 25 cent calico. Dlcntlfullv supaut>cent calico. !I almost alm-wt always plentifully Mr Andnu by care hard wk plw *lth wiId K’un,‘ during the nd econumv Ziccexticd In pay- Wlnu-ra that Hun Mr. Mallet Maltet stayed enough domestic annnau *o:ana economy succrcaca ui pay- : -~.7C~.-r. ’TXrTLrr rn -K-. ’Cr, make him a bom. This seemed, [lnss w ^fr. and Mr* Robert ’ j«ri -« lunch a Humphrey ana and tonuiy. family. Mr. ana and mother. Mr*. 8yl. good- exchange and Mr An-; Hunipnrcy drus readily agreed. The frame icurn nu»hiw nn<i famfam-1* .. — . -m-L drwi Kclth Buehler and of this bam Mill stand* <*> th*’..«•«.—. Andnu farm, which la is now no own-1 Buehler and family ! Rapid* were Sunday, Jan. 1, U_ o—_v | 7 lunch gU 1j W— — — H Kt Po By H D. Burpee ---- ----- - —---- ------- --- . jnn. .1, Tiai.mw 1,1 wm - w. Club Saturday evening, Jan. 6. Owu. AUcn Halting*. six- well knew that she could , to get but lie was tartunate in ? sir. nnurus niwi Kffltca me poo- tor not afford Uuv luxury of * lol- ' securing road und other Join «xw»ght down tins dnjr remember sibllity of butter Ln tliat pall, - t •— .... ______ low candle every evening from which were paid for with cosh. Mrs. Andrus can remember ana auuaxy a«u«v. law - •— it.-ui riot luuae rnm inis rule .— .— ---------. . . iuuc *tui i«i wu uwj home In Hie Spring of 1U49. and to retains tier faculties of body and dlcvUlc Saturday. Jon. 6. Mr antl Mri Gaylord Whitney . ~ - —i wv.k -u,-. vtnioc. nu- ouurr war. tougiu at Stove had two sliding door* in worked on the plank road that VI uuujo.u vuutora of their mother. Mrs _ ____ . sir. tha! it killed the first cow Hwy rruuus lEt ii AT*aJtn<>CrS telling 1° cent* a pound. Mra. Andru* front. She had plenty of wood wa* started but never finished owned Tills storm ton- through to use She would build o good from Hastings Jo Battle Creek, mid r-TTT* to -nave SOIVI<1 sne —r - . — ■ —, naua xiuwu« MID IMfire, and whan it wu blazing He was paid 50 cent* a day, pdy- Uv wuiXB for nearly a mile, tak­ problcm of growing old sweetly Toakcr and family auie schondclinayer nnd Robert nlcely would open the stove able In flour. She remembers ing a path from tour to six rods and chrei fully. It Is a pleasure to Bunday. Jan. 7. lunch guata of nutchrr at Blodgett Hospital In — ,. *' “ niMMuatui. iw.n wan wiunmg u> . her falher Mr and Mra Dan Omnd p^y, Jan_ 8 •uppiy. He could not tell Iut town m sell hl*’pan <«f buttw. dour*, and by the light thus that this flour wo* mode from .with her. not only about \*° buUer. but with pork, butter und Johnny- given would alt by tlie fire and knit or do auch other work os the Andru* home. is lilcrnllp .thrown ___ _ ... , ... ------------— , , . , was needed. But people were ■ Jan. 5. prank Dutcher family while urea enough mougn to go to io bed oca early cany;ne workcd'frjr Yankee Bill Lewis' When Mr. Andni* left York' tired grandfather of t orentj, Mr. and Mrs. Yankee Spring* in the harvest .. . - merchant of that tlnctly that some form of Indian and would get up early enough in pay—being so m to have tlie advantage of field, *'*,J liia ----*•*“ his only him a rifle and a good supply' ------------------------------------ , -tu.u Ml*. —J.* ——— all the daylight possible. of lead and powder. He thought troit wen? Jan. Blh weekend famUy wvn- Sunday. Jan. 7. Mra. Dudley Kortnedj dirt that flrat Winter. Mr anri Xlrx Pel,- Wai. ........ .. . r— That feminine tastes wee not inner guest al the horn In 1845 Mr. Andrus bought a to atu but offered to cow of Mr Hlndmiurh of Castle­ extravagant in those early days the going wages of that period. of dw. But as a matter of fact Carl Baldwins on Sunday when lunaa. * Mr. and Mra. Robert chris Faliml of Clarksville, ner great; Walton and children of Kabului- j MIimt Mauec. Mallet, he never killed one. He caku- the 16th birthday ton That seemed to make life Ls sltown by an incident Mra.. Mr. Andnu and Miner worth living; for now they could Andrus recalls vividly. Calico father of the Eli Mallet and Mra. lati'd that uss ho went back and grandson. StephenBaldwin, was zoo were Sunday, Jan. 7. visl-1 Use Hanner Want Adst tors of hl* parents, Mr. and Mrs.' vaa happy enough to take home have butter and milk and these was the principle article of drew E. P. Barnum. who lived in forth lo Ids work or hunted celebrated. were luxuries indeed In Uiose tell you bow she paid ;<toy». A little later a second cow kV 0,10 tlat a narrtsnln it Play Vacation Bingo! Mm Moves Fuller taught Mrs Andrus bow to make cheese; and thereafter the problem of Im. Andnu a* a present a UtW pig that flrat FaU after the Andnuc* arrived In HtuUngs It WM th* tiunan of a UUer, but WIN $100 Cash! THE 'was not such a difficult matter Mr Amlrua had his farm In 1MI, and before Uiey ! had moved upon It in 1S44 Mrs. ’ Andnu had spun a large quant­ ity of yam, woven It into cloth and hud It fully ready for use. | OO . ■aw her husband race from th«- frnLs “■ Pair Many of the first woods past his dwelling and Indira of the villago felt very down the roadway toward town comfortable and dressy when d* * .... Winners I ~~ T-.. , Paul Ralkrock secured tlie meat from Mr. by knitting long cotton hose n. her husband was able to f(,r women. Siu- would take tile Thrifty Blade Cid buy some butter. Mrs. Andnu1 single cotton threads into a & w » ii— -i Wilfenbach L Evelyn those at 50 cents a pair When her-husband had cleared up suf­ ficient land he bought a small DoKm. Mtekigsa spun Into yam. dyed and made ■ Into clothing, for her family by k Wg rriM.s «rn ngM to UokI awset'l*** DIk-k I Thrifty Round, Rib, Swiss and Nji.. Sirloin Steaks BONELESS POT ROAST* Frash Baef Tongues, Hearts, Oxtails, Sliced Beef Livei or Chunk Th* Bsnssr Office, er Mail made practically all their cloth­ ing herself. ■ U TH88FTY CHUCK ROAST Thrifty Rolled and Tied lilm overtake. supplied her own family with You can wln a Dr*am*Tr|P to an’ on. ol 14 World Famous Citi.* A Lucky Trip Winner iv.ry F ’» be wax a candidate for tlx?; which would outlast several pairs Hastings with a poll on his arm. for Winter wear made them ■- " " ______________________ I of woolen yam which she dyed. vx-.--------------spun, doubled and tuUlcd and then knit into the desired shape Rev. & Mrs. Jack Holcomb ■ of Cadillac! They'ro going to Honolulu! „ it. Bhe took it home, gave it fre- quantity of single thread white <m«nt scrubbings when site did cotton yam. After the came to! tM family washing*, fed it and Michigan she had abundant, eared for it attentively The next1 reaxm to be thankful for her Ball tha titman became a bounc- I forethought, os she was enabled tag 200 pound porker, and Mra.1 cachonge part of the cloth far Andnu wm able to repay Mr labor which was used the find Horton, with a generous allow-' t*o Winter* In clearing land ance for intcrer.t, in pork tlie Site also Increased the family bud raised beraelf. revenue and jicrfanr.ed a .real lb. ‘ Braunschweiger 1 of contract* for building roads and tr.tdgrs and other public Tsndsrsy Swilt, Rib or would employ many men whom form not only the houaeboid dutlcti for her own increasing family, but for the men who Thin she did. raising a family of seven children, and never had L. ROUND STEAKS * 89/ SIRLOIN STEAKS = 99/ Tandsesy Blsds Cui __ CHUCK ROAST ^53/ We're Now Located in our Kroger Sliced White Bread - sioo Center Cut RIB PORK CHOPS I*"M STORE HOURS NEW BUILDING STAMPS WEDNESDAY Mon.-Tues. 9-6 107 East Woodland Wed.-Thurs.-Fri. 9-9 Midway Between Broadway and Michigan Sat. 9-7 Stop in and See Our Collection of CARPETS McGee - Monarch tv EGGS "Largest Selection in Barry County" NYLONS - WOOLS - ACRILANS KKLjt and Hsrculons I, |. SjS. Special *6 9 501 Nylon 107lW«xll.^.H-H.,. ’ IWICK KRISP BACON | “ — Kroger Coff ee 2W.fh lb“coupon "$ 1.29 *t right I Swift's Shortening I 3<- u 69* innj I 50 EXTRA TOP VALUE STAMPS I with Ihs purchsw of sey 3 pkg». d | | BUDDIG'S Chippad Baaf. Maa Tarty «r Coned leaf I |vlfll 11 HBliiiiMW I I 50 EXTRA TOP VALUE STAMPS I ■ pu,thal<, , fen. d JQ I ANACIN TABLET! IG gIIg OI | so Em* top nine ittMri i | so cm* tor hive stamps i with Uw purchaM d • pkg. d Ktogtt ’ PECAN CARAMEL ROLLS Frozei Pot Piet 6 8 ox piei >1 Florida Vma Ripo | EAklurW>HI<SPmiklSrr>|| . 150 EXTRA TOP VALUE STAMPS | 1100 EXTRA TOP VALUE STAMPS I PINEAPPLES with •ith th* ths purchase p^chaia of any 2 Pkgs, cbg« or « with «* S2 12 or or taore okn. purchase | E»Un» Not Mutt er Puiltt I I nua FIUIT* S VEGETABLES I TOMATOES 3 “ 59/ . Crisp GREEN PEPPERS —f । ° S.aldswcl | CITRUS SAUD —ffopkana ' ORANGE JUICE with th« purchBM of Hi pint bfL at | ” Jumbo Hawaiian Banquet Chicken, BmI or Turtay HbbWI 5-2091 Reg or Drip V*c P*c | CAKE MIXES 3in>.3<» psg. 99/ DURACLEAN IWlllfirS SERVICE With th. purduM ol a 2 lb. pig of % Betty Crocker Devils Food • All Wark Done in Your Own Home . (..rything R~4r th. S.-. 0^, . No M««y Soaking or Shriohlog__________ 150 EXTRA TOP VALUE STAMPS I I Kroger gai. Ice Cream SA RUGS and UPHOLSTERY Cleaned the Scientific Way by DURACLEAN B lb. bag SWIFT’NING iq. yd. ' • 6 Mos. Wilh coupon at right with Ihs purchaM ol a Rib Tod 20/ Ofl INSTALLATION INCLUDED and FREE SFOT . REMOVAL for^fl b Flour 1 $■79 • Cold Medal Fresh Grade "A" Medium I 150 EXTRA TOP VALUE STAMPS I . H 79/ AU. RUSPOSt GOLD MEDEL FLOUR ' �‘Tribute’ Sums Farmer’s Week Barry Farm Calendar... THE HASTINGS BANNER example, brought gl 01 par pound. would be "UROe." _ Tribute was paid to Mich­ igan's agriculture which stands Highlights Interesting Th* grand champion bog ownad by Robert BuMing of Cold­ water brought a record »1OD per pound. the more than too egncuilurwl iolped illustrate agricultural pro- | Developing Human Resources Barry Co. KsUndon Director are not enough Jobe in Micluoan. IM atone the country, for changing demands of the Amerf- I Think Twice ta Univ Hannah the Jobs that pay $3,000 or more Rpfnrp Rjl ISH pay to.ooo Before Raising Dairy Steers Will your prolenslontU training iM you a lifetime? or will it ompioymcaiL iasb. longer. Il changes? Will your children bo mean* that the people unemploy- aWe flnd l.ikk1 Jobn wbcn rd In tMrna nV . .__ __ .j .. ......, ...... ___ .__ democracy. font ally higher paying clerical areas tho annual and vegetable Michigan State UniroralCy. products fanner in ilia production, and, marketing technique*, a MlciUgan txteto Unlrernlty agricul­ tural economic reported ui vcralty enduros." modauU, fcwllm;-. u. grato fod 4 dollar cglra per bun- igan's agricultural iredor. who inconu! would increased by WOO," ot agriculture and Former's Week throughout the years. fruit -'Distinguished Service to Agri- study before developing Uon enter priacu on Uielr a proposed nxreaUon ClMO'l and blllty studios; L How suitable la the is particular enterprises? 3. vcgvtablo Uidusuu*. flUMc on a full-time, efficient ceuualed orangs juice, for ex­ proving production of crops and Ur, Benton Harbor; Ernest Gir­ ample, the orange growing inbach. a Washtenaw county farm livestock or by addlqg land or rated in CUllfornU la now in another enterprise. He recornFlorida. i mendfd that alt of these alternMb U s "Argicultural Hall of Speaking -at MSU's Farmers’ l-Ume. ” Wwk Hoglund noted that add.. _ ._ . .__ ___ .___ __ Three Farmer*’ Week veterans shippers of rather than expanding the dairy Larker Barley Approved for State Growers MHUi Cooperative Extension Service; E. L. Anthony, Dean probably bou«hl by 'culture, and Ralph W. Tcnny, former director of MSU's agri- ing variety for Michigan by the vetopment nnd economic growth, larger dairy operation," he noted. crop science departnwnt ot Michigan Slate Unlveraity. Tile Michigan Foundation Seed live firms distribute moM of tho 10-13 million cwt, of dehydrated uon need from North Dakota to aunuth; Charles Gray, Merrill; supply certified seed growtn this Dave Morns, Grand Ledge, oral Lian hundnxlwaght of Spring. TIM will make Michigan, Kobart Zecb, Bath. They are potato products. Tills project needs you uml it Dropouts, of course, are Just to help make tlie decisions tar TImj MSU agricultural cconoone group of employment prob- Barry County, tp> woU m for Michigan and the Nation. Join ! mist pointed out that investment sources" discussion group in your | dairy star operation depend* on neighborhood. Call your Cooper- : proKiit buildings and storage on population, whlih suffers from a atlvc ExicnMon Service office' the farm. "When it becomra for further information. ■ necessary to construct new looee high rate of Illiteracy. Arthur MWndtj, Michigan State approved list, according io M8U crop scientist John Gra- many wuj uuxu ue.itccrvuuon cutcrprtMe are ally part-time occupation* | farmer*, according to Krause.: ■ays farmers ahouid wwigh I profits which will ccbm tea Stanton Receive* ‘Top Ten’ Award manager-for Clay Equipment Corporation. Cedar Falls. Iowa, people who quit elcmcnfourth kegon Height*. Advances Result IniNewVegetable, Fruit Products authorities throughout tho week. ahouid think twice before adding thi. enterprtre to Uxir operaund highly trained an workers. tlon, according to * Michigan 8t*te Unlverauy agricultural •xonomM. I "Th. llAlhteln ateer entertruliud io meet growing chonglng society. Says Recreatii Business OX Home Farmers frozen salesmen for 1964Stanlon Joined the firm in 195.9. Hix territory cuverr south­ west Michigan. Prior to Joining Held service man Big Dipper Well Placed In February most talked about const is well placed lor otx during lhe February i University of Michigan ’Climbing above Uie honor in 1963. ipccUvely. higher towards the wulth . The Dairyman of the Year botcia and nwteunuua wae used award was preanted during as french fnud onion rings,'1 which culminates the Annual Farmers’ Week to Gltun Lake, Greig reported. "However, only Sales Meeting SalcsmAi are se- LuJi explains. n as lhe •Ptaugh’j bought in prepared form. Tills Uon. growth and paructpaUon ra tlie Yair award went to Nolan ly increased by a commercial well as general sales abUlty and lit marked by Uie three kl*a Uie Big Dipper * handle. g Mltchdl. tan-ung, for his work french fried onion ring industry Integrity. malted together. Thia will call in lay and grain drying. Other, located in Michigan." Norm, hi* wife, Barbara, and .I tlie fitkdt Uie a Want 4 agricultural engineers receiving | And. raid tha economist, waste children live at RL Dowling. police before they have a chance. to *7.600. depending on the farrecognlUq^far distinguished scr-' and spoilage of fruits and vegeto become involved m an accident, age feeding program," be said. According to the Institute lor Baler i Hoglund also noted that it is Living, driver* operating under usually not profitable to feed ’ The proUlan of inlxturv.. is ,1 vioualy | utilise not new and will remain with Warren Smith. Oxford. US." explains Groll us. "If Hie regular driving paUcma which of grain fed depends on wiiclher molting barley acreage U ta in- os police. Even no' rwrc^iL r>> all fat—I sale.-. that the Ctu«TJTth of crashes in recent months nave population wlilch attended Involved drinking or drunkenI go hold over 70 percent of driver* | bounce* and civic leadcraiup. whether they will sell for a high—— nrtr* in "Steers cany tin priced at $16 at pounds and al tha crop." it la hlglily desirable ,-K' Ka ' ... tn*. in Ivan Baker, Olivet; Arthur Neinoted Chevrolet Greig. DON’T CHANCE IT. PLAN IT! table crops in Michigan. thousands of Formers’ Week visitors also saw an unprecedent- The agricultural economist added that there ifl a general 150 pieces of equipment dating increase in economic activity within each new Industry. In ent helped illustrate the Golden But the Don’t take chances on your vacation Future." And the visitoa saw plenty of family of the most enjoyable vacation Tax Facts’ for Farm Transfer N’rarly identical things are Jiappaung to oranges, to onlooa and will happen in tho future to many other fruit and vegetable chances on the best route to take, the best places to stay and the most interesl^^ spots to visit Assure yourself and your possible by making all your travel plana at the Auto Club. Personalized AAA Travel Service-including Maps, “Triptika," Tour Books and complete routing and reserva­ Drunk Driver Pay* Fine, Cost* tion service-opens the door to a wide world of traveling pleasure. Plan your vacation, don’t chance ft. YouU of driving while under the in­ fluence of liquor. Ho paid a $30 fine plus MIO court oost. Ho was arrratal by Middleville Chief of Police Robert J. Pratt on Feb. go better and have more fun with Auto Club membership. Stop in to see us todayj AUTOMOBILE CLUB OF BICHIGAR workpower “walks” right over bumps and trouble Independent front suspension takes the “truck” out of truck ride. It smooths rough roads, protects truck, driver and cargo from excessive jolting. And on Chevrolet pickups it’s a proved system with millions of miles of user experience behind K. Try It out on one of Chevrolet’s groat Fleetside or Stepside pickups. It’s one of the big reasons that Chevrolet ever. farm parents minimize both federal and state taxes by giv­ ing away much of their osacts to Um ahllrirMi while mmllnninp more often than not only aucceed* In st artltog and confusing a pedes­ trian rather than alerting him to your approach. Right or wrong, a pedestrian may appear cn the roadway almost anywhere and motorist* must be prepared to as­ sume responsibility for their safety. HASTINGS OFFICE 237 Waet State St. Phone 945-4392 •R.nobie exemption of $30,000 free ot the gift tax, sold Hill. Tills amount may be given at aoce ar orar a period of time. The MhAlual may also give away saWLtux free each year to any Axt Staee 1921" LOCAL ad LONG DISTANCE HEATED STORAGE FACIUTIO CHEVROLET to first choice with pickup users from coast to coast 41 NO CB4»CS Telephone your Chevrolet dealer about any typo of truck Do All Tha Work LARKE BUICK-CHEVROLET f HASTINGS IMS & Hwowr Wl 5-2423 53M �BEEF "Super Right PORK LOINS STEAK sale 69‘ lb g5* Pure Pork lb93c SAUSAGE u.97' ib85c 53‘ 2*59 T ROUND Sirloin or Cube T-Bone or Chip Porterhouse Roasts Canned HAM \ Sausage—Bulk Boneless and * Ready to Eat C b29‘ 10 to 12 Pounds *>69® lb79c Center Loin Chops ‘ ' A U O ^11 Choice Slices (fc Whole, Completely Cleaned FRYERS TURKEYS Center Rib Chops b37<| l-U. ROLLS Small Link Shonk Fortion -27c "Super Right" Hot or Mild ROTISSERIE SMOKED HAMS 7-RIB PORTION LOIN PORTION ,b Halibut Steaks Peeled and Deveined PORK UNNwM.-ne* 43‘ Country Spare Ribs ^39* . ,3 39c Medium Shrimp3 ||^ ^Ec Chuck ROASTBlade Cut lb. 49* A. & P. Grade A I FRUIT SALE • FRUIT COCKTAIL • FREESTONE PEACHES • BARTLETT PEARS 11b. Cans lb. Can 39‘ BANANAS.* A Real Value . |O(J; Naval ORANGES DONUTS Plain, Sugar or Cinnamon Doz. PLAID JUK£ ^stamps! 4^; JANE PARKER All Flavors Large 8-Inch MARVEL CHERRY PIE ICE CREAM 11 lbs. Each 14 Ox. Cdni HHHHH A&P, Grade A Apple Sauce for$1°° i u,. c»n.7 Luncheon Meat 21‘ . U91 39‘ AjaxorCleanser Comet 14 Ox. Can Kellogg's 39‘ s;r a.39 Jane Parker GRAPEFRUIT Super Right 5 GRAPEFRUIT TRUE WITH YOUR DREAMS COME i # # mJ LIBBY BEEF STEW A&P Unsweetened CforQQ< i;ni3,or89c All Purpose 59c dexo Shortening 3CoLnb Corn Flakes Skimmed MILK '.gai. 1 Lb‘5?" Jane Parker Cinnamon A&P, Grade A Breakfast Rolls Grapefruit Sections Album & Puk>t No. i 29c free 4-99 Packets 2-15 Animal Kingdom M 25* Samsonite TABLES >6” Value C^OO With $25.00 in Lockshore 12 Ox. 14c I "W" *F K * * Cash Register Tapes Baby Food 6'-49‘ Champion Saltines 'b" 19C �RANTING R BANNER Nashville Area Farmer Buried At Richland mlttre chairmen On the *ame the dam Itsrif. The money, wm ■ Dfilton School ^ietot । Hastings Bowl. Also on the 17 th. unin. sales of the Scoop, advert!*'Delton s F-.rJunan baskrtbull Ing on basketball program*. for Delton Area By Mrt. John Ptobody Congratulation* * Co Mr. and Mr* David Honeywell on their new daughter, Tracy Joy. Alio to Mr and Mra B1U Smith. Jr, their new daughter, Busan Pa­ ter international underalandlng tricia, bom Feb. 8. a Mr and Mm Walter Sheffltr and two — ,,K Vtw* rutimu UI --------- ----------------- - — ——Home in NaairvUle for Clarence * The Junior High Band recently t>un.iia*ed and buUl munlty. the Delton High School children from Frontier spent Spanlah Club, in cooperation Bunday with Mr. and Mrs. James | Northview Feb 13. * A scliedimprovement of the * c ) m «'I P«I; Nashville ulcd Student Council meotlng ! pre and tlie enlargement of dcavorlng to spwuajr a student 1----- *--'* *--■ ~ ‘ printing po»l bill ties. The stu­ from another country to live In ar.d Mrs Kenneth Kahler's BunEngllsh department had a mret- dent* purrluurd a strip printer They will seek. in the future. gave a surprise birthday party and have- built a new light box Bunday evening for Mr* Kiser* following school, there wa* a and plate maker. . dent* and thereby alaare tlie rich shter. Mrs. Forest Kahler. ; meeting for all nt udenta signed up fur the LB M course at Pine chased to make more professional experience which other oocnmunLake, lhe purpose of thi* meet- looking h'.'sdltoe*. Different film lUra are enjoptqg through entcr- from Prairieville were caller* on Mrs Hasel Billing* recently * ing wa* to get the datM set for strips may be purchased to vary t-lining Hamden He was married Robert Payne from Lansing . .. in tncir regular cl.ua rosalott* that the headlines. These strips will country athand tun. n IIIIU B«. --------- w----------State College spent ths weekend I enable the class to produce a wilh hl* parents, Mr. and Mrs J" TH. ___ _ 1 Tho rw.nn Delton Panthtrs _ traveled *nd ■*«« Pa?*r munlty also are interested in leon Payne. * Miss Marian strip printer to Mattawan on Feb. 18. The The ----— coat• the - -class — helping to find families who deuf totoi ure a vtiiUng student to live Payne lias returned to Wheaton 1 game started at 8.30, W The *300. The Her. Clyde C Qltaon of Advisory Curriculum Committee sith them. If you are Interested College after spending lhe se­ Naahvllle officiated and burud tn having a Mudent from an- mester vacation with her par­ meeting which was originally ent*. Mr and Mr*. Leon Payne wm in lhe Prairie Home Ceme- , sclreduled for Feb 9. 1965 was Mr and Mrs. Corwin Hofiman family in the future, contact tho rescheduled for Wednesday. Feb have returned to their home in built This plate maker will alAnchorage, Alaska, after spend­ * Michigan Slate gymnast Jim Ec Room. The Junior High cur­ ganlxatlon with Ita “Youth For ing four week* with hl* mother, - ■— . ------ —-—- —- riculum wm discussed al this Understanding" program hl* relative* and friends * We are around UUe aa a Sophomore in meeting and an Interim report all glad to hear Mra. Blanch equipment will make it puaal- just notified the school that It Richards 1* better * Mra. Katie Peterson from Belding Is visit­ printlng. Not only will they be munlty al the present time who ing her daughter and iamlly. Mr would* qull«>; there la a young and Mra. Russell Peabody * Mr nounerments, but ihty’U be able and Mra. Marvin Randolph flew Garcia on Ids way to Michigan now. Wo have flrat opportunity Randolph's mother's funeral, Mrs. Elsie Eskridge. of forms for letterheads. nUtionMr and Mra. Joseph Noonan. Frank FrancUco. Herb Schoolenterretrd In being Uw heat family berg. Melvin Goebel and Wendel port of tlie vocational training they are to telephone the High Shafer attended the Democratic program aet up In Delton a school .unvenUon in Grand Rapids Sat­ PROFESSIONAL DRY CLEANING SERVICE Honeywell <623-83311 immedi­ urday and Bunday. * Dalton ately for detail* Spanish Club held a bake sale aS fcr* the boys the possibility of Harding's Market Saturday, w getting a job operating an offMis* Alta McKlmmy and Clar­ Adali Education North Gun Lok* Coin-Op Open 6 a.m. - 10 p.m. The following adult education ence McKlmmy are visiting their The funds for the new equipbrother and wife, Mr. and Mra. Del ton Kellogg School at the Raymond McKlmmy, at Wood­ land. time, place and dates indicated: Mr. and Mra. Clyde Northuls called on Mra. Northuls’ mother.1 15 High School Mrs. Maud Pullen, of Allegan on Woodshop — Monday, 7. shop Sunday. * Mr. and Mrs. Clyde building. Northuls entertained lhe FcllowTyping — lueaaay. 7:30, room tut Church Feb. 11 The next 14 High School. meeting will be at the home of Figure Drawing and. OU Palnt". ; . A. B. DICK Table wlthl^ lhe school. Panther*. 1m In Spanlah Project lhe -K.V.A.I Hastings SPEEDY WASH and COIN-OP Laundromat new...low-cost OFFSET DUPLICATING Top Offset Duplicator March 11. The theme will be St. Bookkeeping—Wednesday. 7:30 Patrick. * Don! forget the Boy Scout meeting every Monday st room 15 High Sctod. brings offset quality, ver­ satility. convenience arid Wednesday, 7:30, High School Oym. Taltorinre and Dressmaking— Thursday. 7, Homa Ec. room High School. Womens Physical Education— Thuraday. 7:30, High School economy within the reach of all business offices . . . YOU WILL LIKE THE LOW INITIAL.COST OF THIS OFFSET." fits the smallest office Joel Feltenbergev 15th of February If you haven! enrolled and would still Like to you may *UU enroll during this uu Jia SI, IVU, Ulf lint u submarlmTlo sink an enemy sv marine.-, the US8 GUDGKH <M-211). torpedoed tha Japan nitmarine 1-173 about 700 ml off Midway. B-DICK’PRODUCTS lhe school. Monthly Boy Scout Pack meet­ ing Feb.‘23. * Mra. Ollie <Ted> Smith has been a patient at Blodgett Hospital in Grand Rap­ Ids since January waiting for open heart surgery. I'm sura she! would appreciate hearing from her friends. Her address la: Mra. OUIe Smith. Rm. 401. Blodgett Hospital. Grand Mplds. Mich Inter - Lake* Baplbl Educa-1 ttonal Committee met at the; home of Mr. and Mra. John Paabody on Feb. ‘10. They discussed the ciiurch calendar for 1965 The meeting wUl ba April 9 at, John Peabody's to make plan* for Bible School, a The Delton IJons held their light bulb sale Thuraday night. They sold about ■ To Celebrate the Opening of Our Newly Remodeled Showrooms, We’re Offering “Spectacular” Red Tag Savings on GE Appliances. their supply Another drive Is Rodney McBain closed lhe n*et- of Oun Lake were a^‘u.7Ur', !•» by K* •MinAlno tana M callm of MT. SUd MT*. LXfWla planned. Ing sounding taps Has anyone seen Peter, a little Bolton and family Garden Club member* met at Mr. and Mrs Marvin Laurie lhe home of Mra Nettle Hoff- brown and white terrier, about 9 inches high and wearing a har- and family were Sunday, Jan. 31, dinner guest* of Mr. and “What We Do For Uie Hirds." Pierce, has Mra Russell Mix of Nashville. Sis ladles turned out. The next meeting will be at Mrs Una Durkee's on March 10. Theme will be ' Wild Flower* of Michi­ never strayed from home and It is feared he has met with foul gan." * Tlie rescheduled advisMrs. Donald Dowsett. * Glenn Play If anyone has heard of hl* ’ Pufpaff has been a patient at held at the home economic* room a here* bouts please notify Mr*. Ingtwm County Medical Center Rosa Pierce at her Wall Lake, at fjuuing since Jan. 38. Mra. this Wednesday. Giron Pufpaff. Mr and Mra. Thought for the week: Nothing Keith Pufpaff and Mra. Olive •tarted her Winter tour of twat Martin of Hasting* visited him the Cortes Coach, a product of ing nothing. Clark Equipment Co This montli she will be in Chicago and land and family ol Woodland Grand Rapids Lady Cortez, as and Larry Hook were Bunday. she Is known. La accompanied by Jan. 31. dinner guests of Mr. her poodle. Duchess * Mr. and and Mra Ikmund Strong and By Mr*. Burr Faurtt family * Mr and Mr* Robert Ora Ryan. Kathle Campbell and Herman and family attended a Pat Payne attended tlie Boy Youth Revival banquet which Scout recognition banquet at the Mra. Joyce Robin* and family Methodist Church in Hastings. of DeWitt wars Sunday, Jan. 11,1 and Nashville Naaarene Bill Lewis W|S presented with a Churches at the Woodland Fire Roger Tobias of The Delton Firemen will hold Central Michigan University gram was put on by thrle young their annual fireman's banquet iijent the Jan. 30th weekend Col•n h^or of their wive. Monday jw’S hl* parent*. Mr. and Mra. men from Olfr>) Naxartno nkHtth SE <__ nt ui.h r*.l_ Feb. 23. The party will be held ro,h—t Tohlaa. Mr and Mra. !?* _ VMalrat the Rebekah Lodge at Prairie- ^ToUas^Ad f^tlly ^d KlcSTd GaG ville. Dinner will be served by gwiV SaundJro ^f Nashville ?*n' .“toW ““ ,UchJud Qat Un. minister the lodge kidxe members. member*. * About 175 -<•__ ,_______ •> I little Diane Kay Shupp, attended the Blue At Gold ban­ quet held Feb. It in upper ele- the Jan. 30th weekend in Orand daughter of Mr. and Mrs Rich­ Rapids attending the MYF Mid­ ard Shupp of NaahviUe spent emcee. Danny Hale. Jerry Dan- Winter Institute * MT. and Mra i a wreck with her aunt. Mrs. leh.Xfiteven Lewi* and Donald Robert Herman * Mr. and Mra. Smith' were presented Uie Den tenoeu tended tthe n e tsnrine Shrine circus Circus m tn — • • ------- . —. .. Chief Cord by Scoutmaster Stew­ Grand Rapids. They also called Sunday. Jan., 31 guests of Mr. art Hammond Slide* were shown on Mr* C W McKeown i *n<^ Mr* George James of Hasof the Boy-Scout Jamboree at ‘“W " Valley Forge narrated by Jim mL Jd atX 1STX £»- '««»«• Knowlton. Den Mothers sur­ prised Uie Bill Lewises, present­ iur. ana au*. viatncB w --------ing them with a beautiful lamp. Mrs. Orval Schuta and Douglas “* Arm> Barryville "CALL COLLECT' f ACU?a«K& Injn <J HOMEOWNERS CASH to consolidate your bills. 1st and 2nd Mortgages. No Red Tape. No Application Fees. Quick Closing. 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JOHN MARTIN . . Deputy Chairman. Michigan sponsible and enlightened. Week Organisation Board. Middleville and |! Caledonia Name Barry Leaders Village Tickets Plan Michigan I At village' in Middleville nom Ina liana for Week Program oukum made. Incumbents nominated at Mid­ dleville were: President. Marc Squlrr; clerk. .Elton Lawrence; treasurer, Charles Willteius wr, Monts Weeks, and trustra. The organisational luncheon meeting for, Barry County Michi­ gan Week diiurmen was held at the Hastings Hotel Thursday noon dictmguUhcd scholar of American ter and scholarly attainments, we Past Township. County Official Dies Saturday DONOM AMI \1 i lil lt Barry Leaders Attend State GOP Conclave Saxon, Junior East Side Lumber High Bands to Announces New Head Salesman Present Concert m ‘Brigadoon’ to Please Audiences On Central Stage Hastings BPW Events to Mark ‘Women’s Week’ Rotary Pancake Supper Profits Aid Programs backward glances Crash Victim Asks Damages Of $35,000 bits of yestenlay”.... as gleaned from the Banner files MEMBERSHIPS AVAILABLE Democratic Convention IqXJrand Rapids Saturday will be qeorge E. Carpenter. Parrel) Anderson, DeWitt Scott. Joe Pamyrak. Harry Young, Lewis Thompson taken to Blodgett HcepltaJ in Grand Rapids suffering with a (pre-coal - shortage) schedule fractured pelvis, a severely cut left tag. facial lacerations and other The 43 oil write in production injuries, according to the report st in the Hope field, produced 3,- cortling to a recent summary of the Oil A Michigan Amoctetton. this year, according to Leslie According to Ute report, Mrs. food, well-known local 4H leader, ■aa driving north on the Charlton Tha fuel altuaUon here still concern. Hastings Toe. remains acute aorordtaf to «*“ ‘-TOO tana of ice treated at Pennock Hospital and Lrtte Hawthorns Alttwugh a Long LMte and that u la lha released. little more read la on band, the NOTICE: The 39 th annual meeting of the Hastings Rural Please See MORE ABOUT: pooslble, dellvtriea . . . BACKWARD GLANCES. Week* formerly wan employed by pany's lumber in Middle-1 vUle. .................. , ............ distributor. Wnks L-. ., ! w..>. Ki-adiMte.l school hoe in 1944. Creek Community Concert Association are available from Mrs. Kate Smith 845-4371 or 1191. A membership before Feb. 17th win entitle the tickHouslon Symphony, on March Max Rudolph as Director, >a GoldTheatre. 49 1 fr-’rri high BUSSELL T. HANKINS. ha W W JF’ |® r ----------------- J ROGER B. K1LPATH1CK plan to move back to Hastings in Businessman Name Kilpatrick Now Manager of Laud Volunteers Bliss General For Efficient Area Chamber Sales Manager Roger B. Kilpatrick has been ambctaled with industry FireControl Fire Chief Edward Tudor and Bites Company, according to members of his department, and firemen from Middleville, Nash­ ville and the Hastings Mfg. Com­ pany's fire brigade were con­ gratulated by Mayor Franklin C. Beckwith at Tuesday night's Council 'sessloA for the manner In which they brought)the disas­ trous “Lincoln Day- downtown fire under control Feb. 13. Clare M. Holder. 79, 8885 Janes Road. Assyria Township, who served tor many years as a town­ ship and county official, died on Saturday, Peb. 20. at the Barry Count/ Medical Facility where he had been a patient since Dec. Company. You Rapids was the keynote speaker. Senator Predric Hilbert. Allegan and Glen Denn. April 1 County chairman for Michigan Caledonia's nominees are: Preai­ Wee*, of Wayland and Rock Myers dent. Warren Tape; clerk, Janice of Allegan were guests Barry County chairman. Mrs. Richard Cook. Hastings, announced tees, Frank Farnham. Keith Bergy and Jackie Cherry Tape and Serving as Deputy County chair­ suffering a stroke In January Famham are exchanging jots, and man ts Mrs Hbmcr Smith. Hetings, and representing the towns in the county are Marc Squlrr. flee in his township, including CHARLES 11. SMITH Middleville: Julius Knowlton. Del- that of supervisor, and had served os chairman of the Barry County Barry County party leaders at­ port; Tom Nelthamer. Woodland, Board of Supervisors. tended the Republican State and Mrs. John Bougton, Nashville, He -resigned as supervisor to Product, Award chairman la H accept the position of Barry where Gov. George Romney won Frank Ritchie, Hastings; Finance County drain commissioner, a overwhelming endorsement of chairman is Tom Stebbins, Has­ post he held until hU retirement his party for his stands on fiscal reforms Saturday. tings; Cedric Morey. Hastings, will handle special projects and he Members of the Hastings High in Bedford Township. Calhoun Peterson of Chartotte was eta<Charles H. "Chuck" Smith box Schoo] and Junior Bands are pre­ County, the son of Lucretia (Hie- I ‘«d »• Michigan's firal woman paring their Winter Concert for Bob Blrke. Hastings, president of try) Holder. He moved with his sut* chairman. Home Improvement Center of the presentation to the public Sunday. parents at the age of 7 to the Mrs. Peterson, whose husband East Side Lumber Company, ac-; March 7. at 3 pm. bi Central represents his group. George B Assyria farm which remained htalls an Army colonel, has promised cording to an announcement by i Auditorium. Youngs. Hastings, will handle pub- regular place of residence untn l ib apply 88.000 of her 121 POO anthe owners. Wayne Newton and Uclty and Dr. Harold TUkcy of his death. i nual salary to help cut the Btate Harald Mathcwa Woodland will serve In an advisory He had resided In Hastings dur- ‘OOP's deficit of more than 8250.capacity. Prank Erickson: “Normandy OverChairmen for the specific <kya « She had been Gov. activity during MlchlgaE Wee* k».„O. KWott.’Jr. who retired The Senlcrf Bind 'win'be.’pdf- Rev. Wiliam Carta,' Samiat their district festival num­ Sha had previously served as beta. Ths Klaxon March," by man Dale BaMett. Hastings; May assistant national OOP chairman 18th. Hospitality Day—Mrs Jac* As a young man he attended and State vice chairman. She Before returning to Hasting^ Wood. Hastings; May 19th. Our Smith was employed as assistant Bright, and “Andrea Chenier." by Livelihood Day—Howard Prost. Argubrteht Business College tn for U4 Senator in the last eleeBattle Creek and for many yean Giordano, arranged by J. J. Rich­ Hastings; May 30th. Education Day and Company Lumber Yard at ards. The jrrogram will also Uxolud e —Supt. of Schools Richard Guen­ ther. Hastings; May 21st. Our and is well qualified and exprriNina Albertson Oobel, who died tion. modem compositions by Vincent in 1948. On Feb 13. 1963. ha mprThose from Barry attending Persldtettl. Che 104th GOP State conclave on Mrs. Jack Walton. Hastings; May Company on plana for new homes. I 22nd. Our Youth Day —YMCA. .vives. A brother. R. M. Holder, the Civic Center were County additions, cr remodeling existing' Director Robert King, Hastings preceded him in death. Mrs. R Chairman Wilbur Uldrik. county homes, and the drafting of new Those chairmen will work through M. Holder resides at 7557 Cronk secretary Mix. Robert Baldwin. pLu» to suit the individual needs the chairmen in Middleville. Del­ Highway. Bellevue, with her son. Frank Ritchie, Sheriff and Mrs. ton. Freeport. Woodland and Lloyd. Clare's nephew, who is his Merl H. Campbell. Mrs. Richard only other survive*-. Newtcfi and Mathews Stager, Mrs. RoxeU Stanton. Nashville. He has been employed by the Charles Harthy. Fred Ollddon. Ex-officio members of the county1:30 this Wednesday afternoon Steve Lewis. Mr. and Mrs Charles East Side Lumber Company since last Dec. 10. and has enjoyed get­ Dodge. Register of Deeds and County chairmen for Michigan at Bellevue. ting re-acqualnted with his former Mrs. Howard Ferris. Beverly PerMusic lovers In the Hastings Week These Include. Miss Florence Campbell. Hastings. 1965; H. Frank of Prairieville and Supervisor Al­ operetta. “Brigadoon." which Ritchie. Hastings. 1966; Richard K mond Weber of Hope Township Palmer. Hastings. 1967; Dr. Kings- , Robert (Etorsi I Caatetein. of opens in Central Auditorium this ley Bennett, 195B; Richard Shuster Frank Ritchie was elected the Wednesday night and continues Hastings. Third District caucus chairman and Richard Frldpausch. Hastings, Mr. and Mrs. Smith, and their this Thursday and Friday eve­ 1969; Warren Williams and Wil­ Barry County's District represen­ nings with curtain time at 8 pm. tatives are Chairman Uldrlka. lard Pierce. Hastings, 1900; Ray are residing at 417 E. South Street. Mrs. Dorothy Adrounie and How­ ■Bilan. Middleville. 1961; Lewis Smith attended a product and ard Perris. Ferris is the Third Lang. Hastings. 1963; Russell Evans, sales seminar at Morgan S.uh and Members of the Hastings Busi­ District treasurer. 1963 and Hal Buerge, ing directed by Herbert Moyer Hastings. ness and Professional Women's Hastings. 1064 on Monday and Tuesday of this Club are completing plans to ob9 for Michigan Week under the leadership of Regional chairman, Week March 7-13, with a variety SATISFY YOUR APPETITES Dr. James Zumberge. president of of actlvltiu. the public will too," Director Grand Valley State College. Other Tliroughout the US. some 170.000 and syrup and served with crisp Moyer declared. counties arc Allegan. Kent. Mont­ business and profcaatonal women calm and Ottawa. Members of the Hastings Ro­ the Rotary chefs In the HHS night have been sold out in ad-1 Specific programs and activities iblUUea to work together in full East Gym on Saturday. Feb. 27. vance. but the box office will are now being formulated with □artnershln to makc .ttite week a tary Club are eomr'“*“ ---------■———- and Adults 81. children 73c. tt county teamwork including our truly ilgnlflcant "SprtAgttme Salute for their annual are seats avaltable. to Women." according5o President ipper to be held from Tickets are available for the announced when the complete Agnes Smith. . /dock Saturday in the musical for this Wednesday and schedule is developed. Sunday, March 7. members are All persona] taxes must be paid Thursday nights. to attend the church of their High School. by 6 pm. March 1. Property tax­ Steve Mayo and Susan Kahler, eholce and from 3 to 5 o'clock that es not paid by this date will be veterans of past productions, returned to tlic County Treas­ have the leading roles aa Tommy urer as delinquent. Dor licenses and Fiona. Steve Carr and Mari­ Episcopal Parish House for mem- projects. Including ths student lyn Tobias have the comic leads Roy Fuller, Treasurer attend are to notify Mias Smith Tuesday evening, March 9. there Other Rotary- programs assist is to be a "Springtime Salute to Women" dinner at 6:45 pm. at tiie YMCA. Youth Council. Boy Ixc Leaaan Sharpe Memorial Hall Scouta and other programs. At this event they are to honor County Circuit Court in which Mrs. Ruby Wood. R3 Hastings, through "Women of Achievement" selected Carlton W8CS wiU meet, with her attorney. Richard M Shuster, by the BPW, the Hastings and asks S35.000 damages for Injuries Nashville Women's Clubs and the and expenses which resulted from Reservations for this dinner may­ be made with Mrs. Grace McPnarTickets fc Roads about H p.m. on April 3. tn tile community are invited to Auditorium on March Illh are attend. avallahte at Supmtte, Jacoba Pharmacy, Gardner Pharmacy NUMMR has been warkins for a wbblMaJi ' I lumber distributor In Grand Raplrl« has hnre-joined the Barn'County ttarrv CiV'Hfv ids. Lumber company al 126 N Jeffer­ son Street. James Wiswell, owner, announced. thc • University of the Michigan, was the target of angry criticinn rhlch the Tbornappie District is purehatfnr. From left to right ‘Brigadoon’ On Control Stogo HasHn«s. Mlchigon. Thursday. February 25, 1965 24 PAGES — 3 SECTIONS One Hundred and Ninth Year AID GOOD CAUSES—Richard WelUm, president of ths Hasting! Exchange Club, recently presented a check to Melvin Haight, of Hoitinfi Hlfh Pret«nfv Cadillac appointment later. JonesJ night because of Washington's factoring faelbtteoin Hastings and August. 1961. New York. Pittsburgh. Philadel­ And Chief Tudor also pointed phia. Cleveland, Dayton. Detroit, out that the fire demonstrated Chicago. Milwaukee and Palo Alto. the need tor additional equipment, such as ladders, more masks, larger feeder hose for the trucks, the Hastings Klwanls Club, has auxiliary lighting equipment and more advantageously placed hy­ A graduate of Purdue Univer­ tty Aind campaign. has teen drants. sity In mechanical engineering. Chief Tudor indicated that a Kilpatrick aerved aa a pitot in Ota UR. Navy during Worid War n. . this growing community, potntHa wm merce Executive was bom at Middleville brought ladders with than which enabled fire- children, JCilpatrick will relocate Ha was graduated from he played Vanity toot-. er of Court and Church could Civic Theatre Dissolves, Gives Library Money said a fire multlpliea 40 times for every fire minutes delay. When offfatn and members of As the community grows, we should^progresa, too,.Chief Tu- the Hastings Civic Theatre year Tire Rubber Company then served in the labor relailotia Chief TUddr jajaheduled to meet with . ih8.'..^JdncirS fire -rector for Goodyear, and . later committee.' dlicusscd the held a rimllar position at Jack­ matter oCMftSnt .'alley ways son. Mich, about 1944. ' free of matcrigla that might add In 1944 he left the Goodyear to fire haxahfs'Jije downtown , Purchase of'»,o«wmotor grad­ Company, which made parta for er from Gallon, ■costing 813,754 Pratt - Whitney Engines. After w«s approved?-1 ------ -grader which business for the Nqvd Engine ?• «« L*bcrCompany before entering the re- teaUx. director tall business tn Battle Creek’ in 1M6 with Miller Jewries He 118,900, ulc the uu| third 817,000 and the cameXo ItaiUnips in April of.fourU1 150059. bought the Miller MiUer 1955 and ' bousht Councllmtn approved buying Jewelry store in I960. He sold his store ln‘ 1964. tented the 8190 70 to the library. the Library Including 836 from the Senior Cllleens Club. Mrs Vernon Engle. Mrs. George Lockwood and specific new bookg have been contributed by Mrs. 1962. Ho married Atty. Edna Bodily in November of 1964. apple 4H Club. He has a daughter, Mrs. Fred (Connie) Strong of Battle Creek: «aa«MMa/ raraaaavvai, »J U r two eons, Stephen, who U teach- Bfckwlth and others met with highway officials who discussed Thomas, a student at Michigan State University, and firs grand­ children. Broadway and to State, and for M-4J to go west on State Street and eventually south connecting with possibly in 1968-69. Ronald McKibbiri District Forest : Schedule Men’s Breakfasts During Lent meet with the Planning Com­ mission on March 10. They fol­ lowed’ a Planning Commission The annua] Men's Lenten Break­ a request from Mrs. Thelma Deal supervisor with headquarters at fasts are being scheduled for the for permission to have remnant Plainwell. The announcement was made by the Conservation Department last o'clock cn five iSiday mornings' ' ■ The first breakfast, on March 730 8 Hanover. 12. will be at the Methodist Action on a request for V>Church, the next two, on March provxi of a beer and wine take out license for the Hastings Meat Sharpe Memorial Hall, the April Market at 157 W. State Street was delayed until the next CounChurch and on April 9 it will be held at Memorial Hail. investigated 11 offenses daring charge include Jack Osgood, chair­ man, and Frank Ritchie. Bob SiialUa. Richard Duval. George Miner. Eklln DeVault and Kei Robbe. can be handled more efficiently. disorderly conduct, delinquent vandalism and reckteaa driving. They policed a down traffic accidents, throe non-traffic ac­ cidents. provided assistance on Notice Is hereby given that the two fires. Investigated nine nonPrenldait of the Hastings crtmlnal complaints and provid­ Johnstown Orange Hall Tuesday ed assistance to other depart­ March 2. and on Monday and attended a luncheon ments on 11 occasions. Tuesday, March 8 and 8. 1983. Smith Thay tasumf M tickets meeting tn Taneing Wedneaday Board President Attends Luncheon Luther Lent. Johnstown Twp Supervisor 2 25 of the Michigan State Legisla- moving violation tickets and 775 overtime parking tickets. They parked overtime. They processed NOTICE-Tlie Hope Township RUTLAND TOWNSHIP employee Board of Review will meet March Notice is hereby given that the 72 applications for driver's li­ censes. City cruisers traveled 3,461" miles in the two weeks. BARRY TWP. TAX NOTICEtownship hall Tuesday, March 2. nf reviewing the 1865 assessment and again on Monday and Tues­ roll. The Board wOfmeet at the day. March 8 and ana 9. o, 1966, ivoa. from ’ v . „ • home of Supervisor Lloyd Holi­ Towashln Hall totatM a half­ I am. to 4 pm. to review the tai | Republican Executive Com­ -. — —— miff— la Irt i~~ ~ a* A^l.lwlaa. Vah on March mile south of Ooodner's Store on _ <• - " - la Highway M-43 Almond Weber. Rutland Twp. Supervisor 1/4 1/8 Hope Township Supervisor 1/4 �Middleville -I Table Lists Allowable Sales Tax Deductions Un William Klumpte employed Mr* Dick Dean and family ware n» Mrs. Varv latki Mr. and Mra. Clarenos Longatrsst are expected horns from Tampa. «w, 0*0 Btauffar, play. Ho is «*.. thia Thursday. * Elton principal of the Montrose school system. * Mrw. Harry Baiach en- Human Resources” and James Rugg. Dr. Melvin Noah and . Blue and Gold banquet, cafeteria, 4:30. Junior FarenC meeting on Granri Rapids Widnrcday eve­ ning * George Juppstrom re­ Brmkfiust Saturday. * The Senports Ms granddaughter. Mary tor Citlara met for their potluck Sue Lobdsil, was married in the Methodist Church in Plantation, I Monday, March 1—Bottfd Of ■ Education meeting. 7:30. Wedneaday. March 9 TrwUng, McFall Bldg. Thursday. March 4—Villon guests of the Funrusons in Friday. March 5—Vision Tot­ ing. Freeport Bldg. WOODLAND METHODIST CHURCH Rev. Lawrence Lowell. Pastor TM of 4 percent which may be ' Thirteen members of the Mid­ Bunday school, 10 am. M A <yut*ta2 Jf* u>n dirville Juni« Band took part Morning worship, 11 am. ■ nr fl.riilt rJ naw*____ ... Youth Feltowahlp. 1:M pm. California and would like to be (Festival at Northview High WOODLAND UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH ceJebrattng tlirir 14th weddUu: Lowell Dimoa Pastor anniversary this week. Bunday Sunday school. 10 am. Morning worship, 11 am. mting; Sue Saladin, and Jeanne Harris, Kathy Michael and Jane Harris, darineg duets, II ratings. Public invited. Newman in Middleville. * Mra Mpriy Otto and Janet White, Ida Rathbun la tn BodgeU Hos­ (Ersrgrcsa, Ala.), a U.S. Array Advisor, snd a Vietnamese BOWENS MILLS CHAPEL pital for testa. * About 40 peo­ Array Captain visit a school belli and supplied with American Henry VanTll. Evangelist ple enjoyed Oame Night iseld in 10 am. Morning service. Leslie Merryman, Bandy Baker. 11:J5 am. Sunday school. Taxpayers are reminded also that the Michigan State tax on Marty Otto, Greg Cox and Bill Johnaon received a TH rating. auggmtwl that taxpayers nave The Middleville Bands are un- CARLTON CENTER METHODIST CHURCH inxuu. xaa- . — ■■■ ■ ,4 — By firlor SUson and Mias Etta La ure11 of COmPayan having additional ques. lions on this subject should tele■ ■ ■■ Momlng worship. 8:16 am Did you know that Malcolm pltonc tlielr LkuJ Internal Rcvc- - Mrs Laura Mallison, teacher Church Notes West. Woodland MICHIGAN 19M AVERAGE HATE MIES TAI TRUE CARLTON 8EVRNTH-DAT ADVENTIST CHUBCM urn in Battle Creek. Elder Charles Wilber Village election March 3. There also rota on whether liquor may be sold in Middleville village. * au. asm nu». L'aviu ITUfT or Madison Heights were Saturday Leland School in Detroit. * Mr. Gerald WUlianu were £ It; 8” J'aul Free, all Of Heldlngford. Minn. relumed home with Mr and Mrs Oercld Williams after .IS S " S IS “ ;g ill in ;is I-J MtTVrUnd IM wn or r.uon,1 u>. bod, Io met Mo. were dinner guMte of Mrs. ■ traffic accidents Studies indicate Glen Hendee and Mrs. Verna that up to 70 per cent of all auto Gabriel last Wednesday, w Mr. X ± and Mrs. Victor Sisson called on and Mrs. L F Burkey of I CEDAR ,CREEK BIBLE Christian Baptist preacher and Rev ----------------------Hastings Sunday evening. * Mr. ,?r C“LBcn against parts parts ofof the the car. car. especially especially r, . . - . .....< against Campground Rd. 9 miles south of nca" teachings of Marcus Gar­ and Mrs. Roland Oaster and windshield and instrument paneL vey. Malcolm spent some time in family of Hastings were Sunday HMUMi a detention home in Mason when dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Pastor. Donald Tack Byron Heaterly. * Mr. and Mrs. Sunday school, 10 am. Mason High Rchoo" andwis aeor“» Bchalbly were Sunday Worahlp, 11 am. elected the class president. A «Ue w°n ?’rATd Youth meeting. 0:15 pm. brother. Wilfred, now Wilfred X, MrsJAtm^Wortley of Lake Odes­ .. . MuaUm'taader ,... tn Detroit .. ”.! r.a. Mra. rv whn ba Mr* Wnrt Wortley. who hi, has hern been Wednesday prayer meeting and don't know thatlhe above Infor‘ n * cry P® 01ftn< l cared | Bible study, 7:30 pm. maUon Is any special crcdrt to fQr at “ nur,lnK home, is better .A , UJ and able to he at her nam home CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE I do think it dor* make thehw? Barbara Hestarly. daughter of; >07 E. Marshall Street item about the asaasalnaUonol Mr ,nd Mr> Ver<Un Hesterly. Minuter. Dale R. Harvey more interest to us. We are glad h“ betn, confln«i h> her bed THE FURNITURE 410 B. Madison. 048 5-5060 .. J the Dost few davs due to InferBUILDING who fired the fatal shot*. We lion in-her leg following a cut haw to think of what might be suffered when she fell on the ice 11 am. Morning worship a couple of weeks ago. 7:90 pm. Wed. Bible Study the outcome otherwise. Phone 374-3523 BANNER WANT ADS PAT! Mr. and Mrs.. Myrte Hendec CLOVERDALE EVANGELICAL CHURCH Rev. George Marshall. Pastor UPHOLSTERING Woyne Hazel performed at BlodgvU Hospital In prand Rapids. * The Prairie of Mra. Clifford Davis Wednm- Mornlng wotshlp. 11 mm. bye of Ada Bunday. Mrs. Sundbye U being cared for by Mrs Chapin. * Mra. Vera Llckt* and PEOPLE'S BIBLE CHURCH Rl. Nashville, Ph 653-8477 Mtoa Winnie Llckt* attcndHl hdd at thrtr prealdrnt B sources and Job Opportnnltiea.* High Youth Oroupa. 7:48 pm. Evening service. * MUa Gladys Jackson. Mia. during a short drive on it highway and Boys Brigade. Women's Missionary of Wayland spent. Friday her sister, Hrx Vera han 25 to 123 muscular actions Hooper. Grand Rapids Thursday to Mayo Brothers Hospital in Ruclicstcr, Minn. Ho- mother accompanied RUBBER STAMPS Made to Order All Sizes Stomp Pads . . . Ink and Supplies SCHADER'S Office Supplies murdered in New York last Bun­ day. was a fanner Michigan resi­ dent? For a few years following 1628 he and his family lived in Lansing. Hu father, the Rev Fellow- PILGRIM HOLINESS CHURCH 1306 South Hanover Street Phono 045-6426 10 am. Bunday school. 11 am. Morning warahlp. Youth meeting. 6:15 pm. Evening Gcwpel Hour. 7 pm. Wedneaday prayer, 7:30 pm. Tourist Council Renews War On Litterbugs children.” Micltlgan anti-lilter tews pro­ hibit littering of «U pubtta and and toreat*. The Michigan Tourist Oound hu taken official action to renew Its int'4-Hme battle agairut Utter throuihoGt the State. The Council today condemned Indiscriminate disposal of **»**• The Michigan Bute Highway Deportment reports that it ^endi about 11.000 a day to pick up Utter along state highways. Thia dots cutton at all ottendm. forests. and tboumnBi of mUffi of county roads and city stmeta. "We are being crowded out by our own untldyna>*.’ tiw CousicU added. 'Litterbugs art destroying our beached, roadside* and fomu. and creating a dangerous health the official coordinating agency hazard. -Michigan must put ita beat foot tn g ytaoluUon the Council forward to enhance Ua position aa pointed out that Utter of aU type* raa. One good place la not only unsightly i*Jt greatly with elimination of detract* from Muhlgan’s waters and ecenic beauty. Tire resolution Utter." aald to part : Mrs. Henry Bandeen and Mr* "The indiscriminate disposal of metal, glam and’ piasUc beverage Myron Tuckerman were at Higgins container! . . . poses a haaard to Lake a weekend ago attending Ute Conservation Training School. the health and well-helm of vtd- Textured Lace Seamless Stockings Sltn SI4 through 1 I Colon Pecan and OH Black fashion texture" for shapely appeal around the ankles. Ben Franklin e> 102 West State In H- Stings GET ON THE PLYMOUTH KICK-M Youth Fellowship, Wed.. 7 pm Bible Study and prayer ser­ vice, Wedneaday, It’s the fastest-growing kick around! ST BOBS CATHOLIC CHURCH Rev. David Hawley, AaaWant COLOR TV CHASSIS jtht awttt! Saturdays. 7:30 am. on Sundays. Before Masses on weekdays. Dally Maaara. 7 and 8 am 8T. AMBROSE, DELTON ST. AUGUSTINE, MIDDLEVILLE OUR LADT OF GREAT OAK. DOWLING CHURCH OF GOD Where a Christian Experience Makes you a Member. Il am. Morning worship. 7:30 pm. Wednesday prayer. THE CHURCH OF SETCHEll ARLSON [iiQDijWHEB 65 FURY the big kick! And Plymouth Dealers are on a dealing kick right now! Smart car buyers are really on a Plymouth^ are at the highest point in years. So, to get people on this Plymouth kick, Plymouth C making the kind of deals that nobody can I -sales more s are bout. They’re not waiting until spring-they’re giving big trades-in fact, your present car will never be worth more in trade than right now. So, for a wintertime deal on a great new cer... get on the Plymouth kick-quick, LATTER DAY SAINTS Bunday School. 10:30 am. GET A DEAL ON A GOOD USED CAR, TOO! With Plymouth sales up, Plymouth Defers are taking more cart in trade. So, for a good buy on a Top Quality used car, go to Plymouthland. i»c«, unrfermity, vsrMtiiSm mstataaaaw Sarran t-Casiscx's ultrsmodern csUffi OOATS GROVE CHRISTIAN CHURCH Durken Road A KICKER OF A DEAL AT PLYMOUTHLAND! FURY / BELVEDERE / VALIANT / BARRACUDA Worship Dour, 11 am. Junior and Senior High. Sunday. SENTZ T V Wl 5-3M2 Christian Eixteuvar Union. Pair Modfe of multiple yarn for better wear. "A new look In WOODBURY UNITED accompanied bn* daughter - in- BRETHREN CHURCH Rev. Tunny O. Baranlc. Pastor Ann Arbor University Hospital Ttdephoue 374-3246 Wednesday afternoon. Hwy rcrnalncd in the city until Friday Just off M-60, North on M-50 In Village of Woodbury Bunday school, 6:43 am. Worship, 11 am. Junior church for children. Youth choir rehearsal. Wed Hospital in Grand Rapids, is convalescing at home. ^F £ Barry s Farm Store Hanover at Hastings City Limit Dewey's Car Palace M-43 at Sprague Road, Delton �THE HASTINGS ILAN NKR—* State’s Oldest Barber Native Of Barry County Speaker I George Lowell, Personal Mention Marriage Licenses Rotary A. L. Mouenkamp, manager in the administrative aervices division GOP Names Past Farmer, were dinner guest* of Nashville Ticket Buried Thursday family lar Monday ______________ noon luncheon meeting their daughter and family, Mr PhUl* Clark. H*stla<i . .. .. U>.--- - J«n WUUtav. MlMirvUlv Abram J Becker, former Barry 1 County resident now a barber la Isuulng. will b* 86 next April ? and mav h* IV.— _ . -------- ■ vi n o m e r Becker of State Hoad, Is the wm of the late Mr. and Mrs Jim Becker who rame tn thta arcs ffOm I Ontario. Canada. Before he wa* married and before he began bar-1 te-ring. Abram had 20 acres of Und east of Carlton Center. --- --- --Iinim "*** M >,,r' **" inJ ■ctkrt Beckw and a partner. John Zub-1 Sr,’W • in: the old Hudaxi Hou*? which, be-, tore It burned down, cocuj.ted die ■ *lte where the Michigan Theatevi now standa on Washington Avcnu- • nz.'lr.r u... , ■ . —.7. — • VII a iu. of millionaires' in Grand'Rapid*. Oklahoma and other pm a of the country. particular as some folk; they wre cimgwilal and like to talk. Ill tell you something. a millionaire Is the Reception to Mark 60th J.. t• 4 . . MAPLE GROVE BANQUET,. The South Maple Grove Evan­ gelical United Brethren Church will hold a Father & Son ban­ quet Monday, March 1. at 1 pm Native Pastures MR. AND MRS. FRANK PRENTICE and he likes to have company and someone to talk tn" 1 ------------- — — —.VI* « »» Wl • diangta tn the tarterim; busmeM ' ww- *■ and Mr*. Henry KatMr. of KalaServices wers held Thursday mazx> to celebrate thf first birthday of the Kaisers' son, Home at NaahvUle. for George Kevin Peg Fedewa of Borges* A. Lowell, 84. He wa* a life-long Hospital, and her fiance. Joseph resident of Barry County and alio dinner guests and during ry Medical Center the afternoon some of the plan* were made for th* couples' May 1 wedding. ' (Calkins* Lowell On Jan. Banghart* were overnight guest* at the home of their daughter. I Other survivors and on Monday went to Howell to visit Mn. Perry Banghart, , t Lillian > Krondyk of Battle returning home Tuesday On Wednesday of this week, the Chet Banghart* were in Ionia one son. E. Alfred Lowell of attending a family potluck to honor the birthdays of hl* aunt*. Wash.; 11 grandchil- Mrs. Mary Glerman and Mrs Louise Smith. Mr*. Perry Bang­ hart accompanied them home, her daughter, the Richard Lowells operated a farm and Stoners, will be guest* here for -pie Grove township until the weekend. The Banghart* are 1252 when they moved to Nash­ looking forward anxiously to ville. March 19. when their son and Theater. Lawrence Lowell of family, the Bruce Banghart*, will Woodland officiated, with burial be moving back from Omaha, In the Wilcox Cemetery. Maple Nebraska. Bruce will be leaving Grove township. on Margh 28 for Mexico on a Ihree-week trip, but his famUy wlll remain , here. Mr and Mrs Lawrence Ben­ ton. Mr and Mn. Robert David­ son and daughter, and Mn. EdMh Benton of Kalamazoo visited the Russell Bentons on Sunday. Mrs Edith Benton remaining for a • Wedding Anniversary Can be Renovated i? _ r. ...... »Profit _ _ r.» For Farm h In « cnnunl ’lraumne„, ■Ince 1963 and IT He 1* a Uni- Ukta(, Others on the ticket are: , Pretadent. Mr*. Gladys Milter; Auditorium on March Uth are' Members Hasting* available al Superette. Jacob* ^tachera Club enjoyed a . dinner Pharmacy. Gardner Pharmacy and axrial evening at the Has. .. .. • -- -------, mJ83 Country Club un Saturday urer. Mrs Marguerite WUaon; trustees. ----Harold — ---------Norris — and — Loren Noddin*, and a*sra*or. Carl Tuttle. VnneujKAStlNGS, MICHKAM • ALWAYS FIRST QUALITY® MW This week only! Penney's Best Selling 7.98 39 Draperies Reduced to the Russell Benton* were Mn Michigan hits over two mil­ UBut”Uita ,OI “r. and Mrs. Frank Prentice|which 1* being arranged by their lion ticrcn of unproductive per­ Myron Campbell and daughters of Delton. manent pasture that could be Thursday afternoon callers at mi, insy nave Iiwa ai me larm •..... < The* have farm turned into --------profit-making ------ ;—• forage ----- inr the nwnr home oi of me the irn Ira vnouecs Chaffee* , their 60th wedding anniversary home g llvod MUJ at the whefe imuir mi a. mu* rw»u. wnuc land with a lew aunpic renova- . sj-. riji Maker and chll-• ,u_ at «--•■ ■ , Erank rwa* ■— ........... Michigan Stat. UL-cball coach। with, a i----recepllon the— Hasting* born, all their ----mar. Uon pocucxn, practice*,nccutuing according vuto» * .dren (4—— of — r Nashville *!«■>*«-411« and ft Mr*. *<»■ Wl —-­ .... — . -----•, uun Win Hotel on Sunday, March 7. from ried life. 'Michigan State University crop ston Merrick. Friday supper multiple balling cage which per­ Mr*. Prentice la the daughter ■ scientist guests were Mr. and Mr*. Frank mit* five batting practice opera­ of Mr and Mn Jasper Cooley. . . . . Rousii of Milo, and entertained TUcir friends and relative* are tions involving pltciier. butter and Mr Prentice Is the son of ductlon during the first gras- for dinner on Sunday were Mr. and catcher to go on simultane­ invited to attend this occasion Mr. and Mr*. Fred'Prentice and Mrs Larry Segur and daugh­ ously. Tlielr children are Mrs. John ter of Nashville, and Mr. and (Helen* Stem of Chicago. Mr*.' Mrs. Gary Norris and daughter Paul (Ethel* Olbson of R2 Mid-1 of Cedar Creek. Mr. and Mr*. dlrviUe. Allen of Baltimore, Md . I The renovated land Wm. slxxild Reid of the Star District Verne of Essexville and Clarence increase proauction production irom from one : were recent callers °£.2:emo* P'r *" . rr,n'!' ton or les* of low quality forage I jMn. E. L Crocker, wife of the Mrs Steven < Barbara > Paavo. tnd 8rrat ,r*nd’ i to three to four ton* of good Rev. E L. Crocker, former resl1202 8 East Street, is now em­ enuoren ‘quality alfalfa and bromegra**. dents now living in Grand Rap­ ployed by Hastings Floor Cover-:.-------------------------------------------------- The added grass-legume produc- Ids. fell on Friday, Feb 13 and ing. Bob Newell has announced | Uon can be easily turned tnto broke her hip She is In Butter­ duties Include profit by using it tn a feeder worth Hospital. Grand Rapids. 1i r«lt I Ben caU or hnrf beef nnmlkm operauon."" llen Cole vote of oi Middle Miaaie Lake L*ae was By Mrs. Lloyd Oitwn The MSU scientist note* that • dtauer guest of his tlster. Mr* daughter of Mr. imk. m. saarrinTi.-U-. “-"s" I MI-MI I should select their more produc- afternoon gueits were Mrs Oly1 East. She Wai graduated from Leo Le< Lecldeltncr from DclUxi Oarvey of Nashville. Andy Hastings High School last June. called *' * at" 'Lloyd Owen* Friday. * Uve land, rather tiwm that which is uncleared or stony It Cole 01 O>"oda and Christine She married Steven Paavo last Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Owen visited win yield cm profit, he com- :Powell, Pnu-" local. Oct. 6. Stew. In the Navy Sea­ menta. , Beas, is on duty in Okinawa, and Tatar offers the following rec- ' I expect* to return home In June. X.■ R1 i-Bm - to of the Rotary Club held at the Hotel Hastings . _________ _____ ______ nominated__a_____ village ticket .at Moltenkamp, Introduced .by Nashville , 6 Barbara Paavo Employed by Downtown Firm Mr floor length East Doud THIS WEEK'S SPECIALS GARDNER'S-The SUPER DRUG Store whereyoucon sove on all your Health Needs including Prescrip­ tions. Guaranteed low, fair prices on all pharmaceuticals. SALE REGULAR $1°° Lyiol 98' J & J Baby Oil $6’5 Vaporizer ... Models 98' One-A-Day (Regular) 12’» . (25'.> 71' 69' $3‘5 33' 66 WE GIVE S & H GREEK STAMPS GARDNER rini^i renovating lob for unproductive alld*n2’ returned Saturday evenine from a two vacalltii today. In Florida vislll.T; many place* Mrs. Howard Sepp from Fine y , I throughout th* Stat*. " J on the ---------daughter Lake called Howard- i IX Moorts Thursday * Mr. and spent Saturday at WIU GurxVi ** ! F**UU*« Mr. and Mrs Jerry Hull and J® «lro family called Bunday at Will J*** ' | pastured off by June 1. By the friend. Miss Dorothy ...__ _ artU rwr oi r<i>rwy *s.- ~ . 1 ** her hoU>* BUM* Mr and Mra. Norman ArmI Orleans and arc antlclj-ong attended Norman'* un<E?*V!.UT' :P«Ung a wonderful four - day .I.', Iun.r.1 in MvUi.U IMdV-l X V ““ Sr'T hoJUU,. * Mr and Mrs Will Shriber1 Umi Lhsk cultivate Mr* Lulu Edmonds and son. from Hastings .called on the Will 1 eTt*T week until Aug. I to sup- Mr. and Mn. Howard Edmonds. Ourd* Saturday. Mr. and Mr* Prras or kill the quackgrass and »ttcnd«l a surprise birthday party honoring Mr* Gordon Mast at the home of her daughI Kurt and km by Owen from pounds of Vernal alfalfa since 1 Algonquin spent Saturday night,u I* long-lived and will reals at Lloyd Owens. Owen Cox fror 1 *-*“ *—h —w * •‘*J— Mr*. Lawrence Herrick and Nashville was a weekend call! ing after Aug. 1 reduces the Mr*. Roy Doolittle were in Kalamaxoo on Saturday to visit Mrs Bernard Reed at the home of O*en* were dinner fourth to one-third of her daughter. Mn. Reed suffered a broken ankle several weeks ago vllle Saturday. * Mr. and Mn.! th northern Michigan and is expected to return home and In southern Michigan. Lloyd Owen called on Mr.----Mn. Harry Babcock in Barney Mill* Dlitrlct Bunday. . ing since oats take too much toll Glee Club Concert al Centra! This often result* tn poor stand* Auditorium on March 11 th are available at Superette. Jaeobs Pharmacy. Gardner I'harmacy 10c OFF WITH THIS AD on each pound 6f shelled pecan*. with the fertilizer m both are The 42nd Michigan State Re­ Limit 10 lb* per customer. put into the drill. O. W. Spencer. 2 25 5. Band seed by placing the lays In 19® saw a hulas u>aault alfalfa in a bond above the on records. with seven meet fertilizer and brome drilled one- marks broken and one tied and half to one inch deep. Use about four Jenison Field House stan­ WANTED — Pleasant working 400 pounds of 0-30-20 fertilizer dards surpassed and three equalcondition*, good pay and fiveday week Write Box PtH c/0 hind tlw drill, or preferably, tw Hastings Banner. 274 prea* wheels behind the drill WM '(7HEVROLTT8 TAT ION 8. Don't graze during the Fall WAGON FOR SALE-Straight but' wait until the following 8. new engine, good condition Spring when the alfalfa is at Can fully finance, must ejli 7. Orase rotationally (one quick. Call V. Lyon* 7M-W48. field, then a second find a third Continued from Pogo Ono and back to the fir*) to keep the stand productive as long as Barry' county Itas an unusual posalble Topdmia annually with We’ve widths end lengths for all your windows and beautiful colors in stock or rush-ordered! reg. 7.98 LUXURYGLAS*—homespun texture Fiberglos* 100% gloss, hand wosh'n hong, no-iron, 2 yr. no sunfade guarantee.* 9 colors. reg. 7.98 TIQUE-SELF-INSULATED—drapes that keep out heat, cold, sunrays. Machine TOO LATE TO CIASSIH wosh'n hang (lukewarm) no-iron, 2-yr. no sunfode guarantee. * Rayon and ace tat% bro­ . code. 5 colors. reg. 7.98 DOMINIQUE—handsome nubby textured drapes in beautiful blend of rdyon. acetate ond silk. Rich surface, weighty quality. 9 colors. More About Quality a tut ‘Jrientity Sendee Wl 5-2134 110 W. State Backward Glances THEY DON’T MAKE GIRLS LIKE CHARLIE, ANYMORE braird his 101th birthday on Saturday Mr Mayville was born Such a pasture should pronual prrxiuctlon of high quality Erie Canal before coming to Michigan forage." comn\enteTtear. “Farm- (They Never Did!) next Sirring and renovate other unproductive postures tn the succeeding years." LEGAU The Hastings Credit Exchange substantial growth during . the Elizabeth Severance. the secre- membershlp having been made oaoia ro* rtnuasnov I'lMl ItaMM 3 Day. Only tOllU i'MOOie .pM curtis/ reynolas The Barry County Republican Convention held Mee Wednes­ day named Che following dele- SHEER (Adult) Friday thru Sunday waiter matt NET PANELS! On Tuesday, the Bijou theater here will give Daniel Prohman's Internationally famous play, Fomous docron ond royon net. sheer, lovely ond easy-core Wears beautifully. Special, buy now for all your windows. White. tingulshed American actrata, Carlotta Nllbon. in the title role. With Parent* *STRAND ^BASTIWff* NEW DESIGNS! JUST ARRIVED! BOSSA NOVA AREA RUGS! grove. David N. Honeywell. Wil­ liam R Cook. John M. Gould, J. M. Townsend. Henry Sheldon, «. F. Blake and Len W. Fdgh- From the Classified*—"Want1: Swloiman to sell Bund bo Saxon oars. Exclusive territory Pwd Courier. Saranac, Mich. 11" taagtk fig a r 24" x 40" 36" x 54‘ 48" M 72" Hurry, be first to choose from this exciting group of Bosso Novas. Colors more glamorous, designs more dramatic than ever! Thick, deep all viscose royon pile, skid-resist bocks. Ma­ chine wash, lukewarm water. Incredible buy? IT 11 Open Every Day 9:30 a.m. - 5:30 p.m. Open Friday 9:30 a.m. 'til 9 p.m. ViiAKmE 11 • • �the Jl|tle. Exce**lre and uajurtlfiable »w*nto laacase Uto coat of unde- [ ParUp*. Dr. Hatehef. ttouble uTtUng accident* add so, the juric*J' ____________________ ________ uw* UMM uuu 7 ,, .. EDITORIAL I S® Pa« Carlton Farmer Dies Monday Night j Personal Mention dun-cuU Ho* 80th Birthday "iBafi-yDeiilOCratS J Cltorire Smith. Agnre Bndlh-* - SS Invite Public to Legislative Meet Jor*1* lUrtW ta*vn in IMptetnWr or UM I threw beautiful cake* from adtnlrw*. many card* and a birth­ day dinner oetetaallon in Grand Rapid* that evening. Cbngratu> __ ■! Renirh- Barry County Dmnocrate invtie numnn a poauau. a iwmia. AU .M Mn annum ai Frank Yargar. M. 4M W. the public to take pari tn a forum ... . m. . .land tan. Charts*, were cn un 1 &iuui num. urcu ai o jv pw Eastern trip They had Mopped.' Munday al Pennock. Huapttal 1 *- - — < 1*^(4 t- - ll.V on to undoubtedly • ^tflecilon of Parish House on Thursday. March .—; -—:----- , ———» highway accidents, has curoe lu public apathy and * belief that uuwuicr miu viuuica were May with friend* while bupt Club hut weak TUeaday. There people are unwilling to accept d-uth Oounty dairy farmer and chairman tighter licensing and traffic con­ uf the Democratic State agriculture Bf Mr.. RleKrra Cl.rk trol*. Thu*, although there to much Admihutrator* Convention, iliey YahUce provided entertainment, Township talk about doing lomcUilng to cut acre uotuied of Barbara-* terioui A Mr. and Mra. riate Rurfnar ball. If farm legialatlan. Thia commitu-e tunea aouut B16 pm. ou bui- .and little daughter. Hobin, rrom down the highway slaughter, little, Kathy and Karen Clark cele­ brated gieir »Ui birthday by go­ if any eftecUve action to taken. ing to Grandma and Grandpa The Hasting! Banner it waa a popular political apart to u*ca and has declared aa part Coivtn* for dinner Bunday Included their parents, the Dick its prewramthe abaluhnicni of Clark*. Vickie. Mike and the Clayton Clark*. A Mr*. Laurel lann buslnms. for the high luuuied attitude they politician* investigate and hold at midnight with a lever oi j Keith Balia, aa they are getting Newton entered St. Mary * ho*about 104. ready tor the new iamba which public hearings. pltal in Grand Rapid* on Tues We are not agabut hearing* and day with surgery scheduled fur tictan wm considered *omcUung autic Crvck wae in itoiuiip warm, burn quarters. Wednev^ay * Mn. Dick Clark 20ui Senatorial District and chairof a white knight it he could think investigation* The very fact that Varn aad Roy of Haaungs. u a medical patient at Butter­ friend*. worth horpnal Ui Grand Rapids iiaa bean invited to A Bunday dinner gueste of Mr agriculture _.._ _na I Im tWl. ala tiicuWUi wedding anniversary ill Battle Creek for dinner houand Mn. Karl BchanU were Mr. tiie agencies tttvotved. bunday, ValenUnaa Day. by hav- onng the birthday annlrereary uf and Mr* Voight Van Syckle and ing dinner at the HaatintPi Do- Roy. A The Richard BaaoetL tel. Aiiu/ng their gucste were family hud Bunday dinner with run county, chairman of the Horn* Rubeau I, ■ — ... . Km- n-n—K , W- .-.a IIA—. management* ability to manage. jadiea who enjoyed Uie chicken cumnuUee on agriculture, ha* in. dinner a* guciu of Uie Dowling dicated Ural hr. too. plana»to atblame where the blame la due. ClMrlolte. W8C8 held in the Dowi4ng Dr. und Mm. Haymond I mflelate with burial in lUvrraide church baacmciit on Thureday. * decline and few line* are operating Mr. and Mn. Harold Blanton tucked by farm group* have txeri Cemetery and Uielr three granddaughters Uiiroducad and aume have jxu.<<4 consistently in the black. Noml>a*l week tor a holiday unu ti.cy By Mr*. Albwt Green aere Bunday dinner gueaU of one iiotac or U>» oUier. out moil plan to return F*U 28lh. While I MM4l«vUto ftj-llf* Mr. and Mrs Harold Gtay of nave died in lumuuttee. There if By Mr*. Jahn Hook there they will ace tlx> Roman Olivet- A Mr. and Mr*. Gordon a poMiunny dut uu* *ttuauon ha* FddpuitoClKi- and call on the Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Tripp operation i* controlled by a comCase entertained Sunday to ceieMaurice Lambics. fbmb mnci brate the birthday of Uielr wn*. Sympathy goes out to the Member* of the various farm LaaaiaiL MteMcaa Larry and David, and faUier, urgauuaUoni are urged by Dcm>Clayton Bhuriow family. Mr. and WlLon Guideta of loucy anything resembling efficiency. Harold Case. Guests included the cniLo to attend Un* meeting a* nuiaou Sunday. « Mn. Margaret Harold Caae family. Uie Bob By Mr». Sylvan Tafg Mr. and Mra. John Hook were the La Ari nee Gauaa in Lan-ung. Winson spent Munuay witn ner AWM1CAH HIWWA.U companies are never saddled with Sunday caller* of Mr. and Mr* 1UC HUKUAl WMS Ul ixacviil.liudaughter, Mrs. Beriuta BoooA ». 74S-MII Case family. Mr. Wltoon Case. ---- ----------------—------ Willyard. ----■ ■MOlXTATIVn >m Denny Care and Connie Van served by Uie DemoanUc Wo­ France* Hook and children. • al hinM»» lor Ite laai * comraluHuoiu a cQQiparable load. .. „Si-utlL .... , 10 u» Ux Ur- “ Mini Mr.* Ertwtud byckte, Gary Care and Carol men * Ciuo and during this pcruj Mr “d Ur Ed^aed nn on Likalr uielr Utter A* a mailer of fact, trie increas­ Lane, Kenny Case and Rex Mai- ampre time will be allowed tor Bernard attended Uie Blue ana KD >. d™ ,r lekoote. A Thunday evening the everyone to tnaxe pcraonal contact OITORIAl ing highway accident rate stems Gold Cub Scout Banquet Batur- Edward Barb*-, were Dr and * Mr- aaa Mrs Ootdon Green Phillip Armstrongs called on Mr with the speaker* and discus ail Uay night at Picatantview School ami Mn. Harold Care and Sat­ Uicae probicnto. controls In issuing license* and a Mr. and Mn. George Blan­ urday evening Mr. and Mn. Keel ford were Sunday callers of Mr was u birthday cake in ixmor of Albert Green. The Clark .OU held. Car) Brodbeck of Woodland, Tobias were caller* at Uie Arm­ ciuunnan at the Barry County company ha* aaked Gordon to and Mrs Roger Davis, w Mr. and Aaron Grooewold. chairman of strong home. traffic. A motor car on a highway Mr*. OrUn Thrush and daughter. ,.7 r~'-Iso to Kaiuaa and work for them, oi the. dinner celebration. w Mr Mrg ArUUl. Burd to a potentially dangerou* instru­ Sharon, of Ithaca and Bob Sny­ organised till* meeting. Among um*e woo were to at-1 WM< of w,$ calk-d a meeting to be held at ment uf destruction. Yet. almcst der of Riverdale were Sunday i-nd the Town Hall Lecture ion Hoderica Tieti, R2 HaaUnga. the Freeport VFW Hall Friday David R. i’rtwton. 24. R2 Has- Ho»piUl Guild IS Meet* anyone can get a license without Powell, a Thank* to everyone ihurtday morning to hear L’n*- Bunday and helped Garry Title evening. Feb. 26, to discus fu­ Dr. A. L DaMmaa verdty of Chicago btologut. Dr. | “.£braVhu, aecSS Urttiday Hokpilal Guild IS IB meete meet* U at Hospital ture community project*. Grone- lings, paid a »14 fine plus »7.10 showing sufflolant erideac* of cum- who helped on the Rummage J B Rtune dtocuM "Th* Reach Brownell .pen t the wold. in an effort to get a gen­ court a»U usawacd by Judge U»e home of Mre. Esther Dunn, petence. This increasing accident Bale Friday. * Mr. and Mi* N- Jianorer. UU* Thursday invited night of or Feb. rro. 4a with witn Brenda isrenaa eral public puuuu opinion, upuuuu, ilia* — u >>>wu U E Barnett on a dtoorcterlx Donald Hyne* of Battle Creek L 17™...—.1.7 .. 'night rate to reflected in the increuaing were Friday evening caller* o! m JT** Tripp helped her celebrate. representative* from lodge*. •'5rhF uluJ a,“l Mni-1 her birthday. • Mr. and Mrs. • churches, village council, firv<jla jjury Tripp and family, Mr.' men. local organizations, etc. to 1U W. Cellar St. W Mr*. Homer Hammond and 1 RlchMd Hudson. Mr*. Genevieve Makley of Has­ MlddleviUe, Mr. and Mr*. Rod- discu**lon of proposed proJ ecu. tings called on their sister, Mrs erick TieU, Garry ana Victoria Good representauon al this M. O. Hall of Grand Rapids. of R2 Hasting* were guetu of meeting i* hoped for and to Sunday. By Mr*. IT .. //. ( hl-fieman Wld M»rxh *11 Tripp bound to bring out tome good «»y ,’irt. w ii. i.neetrrnan . —, ----,-----Saturday nlaht night in honor of Mr*, J Mr* constructive ideas. Tint meeting Dr. w[ and ( Mrs. George Lock­ puUu un plmi ol imr, « ai N.U..IU. Alberta Tripps birthday, a Mr. wood left Sunday for a holiday therefore arent hurt if ’bled' ajm Ffatda. There u a father-Son banquet ■ and Mrs Ronald Burd moved The Chums Community Club Monday evening. March 1. at the to Grand Rapid* recently to be South Maple Grove EUB Church.: near Ronald s work. He Is em- Gordon Yoder Wednesday at 8 We Finish Shirts, Flatwork, Work Clothes serving W begin al 7 o'clock, ployed in a Clark's ga* station. pm . ... _ _ j , , 1 I,'. . _A.—. ,n , Ha AmIH —.... Automobile tneumnce, e*pec!*lly Hendershot & Vicinity ixm^snjiox arXirisf ajsir Hubbard Hills Durfee * Freeport SuK .^“2. S, ■£“ - Pays $15 Fine, Costs D.C. Chiropractor HaiHngi Phono Wl 5-3394 COMPLETE LAUNDRY SERVICE Dunham Family Bundles Damp Wash, • Wash and Fluff Dry HASTINGS HOME LAUNDRY Men and aon* of thia art-a ore Burd and Danny of Grand Rap- 8 pja_ invited to attend. A Sunday ere- ‘ id* had lunch Monday with Mr. /ung gucsU of Mr. and Mrs. j and Mra. All-rt nrwn and Mn I Ute Banner Want Adil 'g«mgo Boll were Mr. and Mr*. Esther Buvfl. (Lillian & Ray_fiib»on> 323 S. Michigan Wl 5-4062 SERVICE MEASURED NOT BY • • GOLD • • BUT BY < • THE • • • GOLDEN . RULE - - / One Rack of Fall and Winter Our entire stock of Ladies and Subteen WINTER COATS DRESSES All of our famous name brand of Ladies and Subteen e. fo. Skirts and Sweaters clgi Regular Prices m WOOL SLACKS Tho funeral, dlroclOT in your community who displays tho knight-and-shield emblem year after year has somothinc to bo proud of; a record of fu­ neral service excellence! A b * member of Tho Orfler of lhe Goldon Rulo •7 fcn international affiliation of tho world’s loading firms — ho is known to bo dependable and ethical. Ho may be rolled upon to provide modern, compre­ hensive service at prices that meet the financial needs of every family. , *For these very excellent reasons, tho Order takes pleasure in announcing tho continued affil­ iation of its member in your community — ono who ia pledged to provide “Service moaiured not by gold, but by the Golden Rule." / Now V3 off Ladies ond Subteen. Stretch and Regular Slock?......................................... One Rack of Broken Sizes in Maternity Wear Tops, Dresses, Skirts, etc. LADIES HATS Our Entire Stock of Dress and Sport Hats ..................................... 50&$100 Now Ladies Half Slips One Rack of Odds and Ends Now $100 Nylon with Loce Trim in White Ready to Wear and Pastels. S. M & L . ,o»500 Ladies and Subteen Dresses. Blouses. Skirts. Sweaters. Slocks Robes, etc. Values to 517.98 . . . . . » . . Reg. $1.98 NYLON HOSE Seamless in Shades of Mist and Honey. Sizes 8’/i to 11 White Anklets GIRLS-^LIPS Now Loce Trimmed, 100% Cotton.* Sizes 4 to 14. Reg $1.98 . Leonard-Osgood Garment Bags 00 Holds 14 Garments. 51-inch Length. Reg $1.49......................................................Now FUNERAL HOME Corner Walnut and S. Jefferson, Hastings Gauze Diapers STAMPED PILLOW CASES Now $115 Assorted Patterns; Hemstitched. Reg. $1.69 BUTTONS New Values to 79c . . . ■ Now 8C a ta,d Slightly Irregulor. Reg. 52.98 doz. Look for famous 'Trade Name labels fftit Community's Momler fortliea^.Year ©rber of Hje Oolbcn -{Rule ffnternationaL on the things you buy ...you'll find them here! Kitchen Towels Assorted Pattcrns. Reg. 49c T .. . .Now 3-n- Parmaleefr' 124 East State Street �Prison Terms For Burglary Tmaday Barry Oouniy Ilf's allloa-a took Rich* year* In Boullwra tog al Caledonia, a phyalcian'a cabin al Little Pina Lake. a iJ5 Medical Fare IJ<istings High Personal Mention Consumers to Invest $5,000,000 Facility Workers Cafeteria Menu For Expansion Complete Course More than *5.000.000 will be to- On Feb. 10, RS certificates *pd Mn. Rtetamoar at OaMxn. and former employee* of the Medical Care Faculty for canThey had nwclflcally pleaded pletlon of course. Michigan guilty to burglary at YxOir's Gun large dining room with friend* and relative* of the graduate* aa Jerry Jacobs is Licensed Pharmacist regtatered phannactot. renile. Underahcriff Gordon Trick re- Consumer* Power Company during IMS on project* to expand and C artyow laid juM under gMto.to will ba spent on electric da- on Bunday, Feb. 3k. Mra. Betty Moose and family. Mra. Chariea JtosabMh Martin and Tuctannan will attend ■arc the InvocaUon and Mr*. Belly Abbey conducted the pro­ ceeding-. Speakers on the pro­ gram included Allan C. Hyde, chairman of the Welfare Board; Dr. Herbert Wedel, medical di­ rector of the facility, and intto- Freeport By Mn. Sylvan Tagg given by Mr*. Beattie* Ftther. Welfare director. WhltncyvtUe Road last Thurw- Mra. Dun VanPoperUq;. a Tho an estimated JJWQ Artend lomcr* which the c HASTINGS V STORE dlvuion during the year. Ml** Winnie Ucktu. Muiam al replacement involving 10 mllca of Mn. Dora White. Hannah al the strengthening service to 1.000 exist­ Ardetli Cridler ing gns customers. exMUng pipciinc. U will rr*ult in tor the division WEEK END HASTINGS V STORE cUughtcr*. Mra. DtxBW pipeline willed extends from Uie Hoapital, return* there fire tome* Henry iLXs-iuai WilUam* of R3 a week for therapy. W Mr. and Haalinga. and one grana*on. Krlth Mra. Glen Holu and daugiitera, Marlow of Carlton la a foater *x> CANDY SPECIAL Thursday Friday Saturday Baptist Mlattooary Society lieid meat project*. Highlight* of the ga* construe- at Centra! Auditorium in Kalamaim in which Mariapn- Martin Is concert her parent*. Um and children were Saturday evcthlr"*tlte DriX 13' «u“U °’ Mr' W1<! lunch. lai"welfare. ‘ ' Hte*. tdrs Burdett Timm in honor <>f of Guest* of U*e John Ingram* on Jacob* U employed at the 'Local offUm guarded the man Mariam Sorby, RJf.. who was Mr. Mcsecar * and Mn. Timm's Thursday will be her auier*. Mra. birthday. Theyday?Their are twin*mothborn Haruld Lee of Grand Rapid* and while a pattern at Um hoapttal, on Valentine's «... Robert Greasy of ^egan. dressed lhe group and aasisted .. Uh l>» Wlna liwAa in WlMM_ ... ..._ _____ . .a. . .___ .__ Dr. Wedel Ui presenting the cer­ and attend the operetta In which tificate*. The pin* were presented by each individual's shift superM offense*. including> u<m*ug breaking joy many of the opportunities for vltor. Mrs. Lena Rcppert. super- Tuttle and Mr*. Martin Tuttle! bach and family were Sunday Alyxxtttin I young people In this progrrsaiv* v'iaor of nuraes, pinned the day were Saturday and Bunday, Feb , salft employee*. Mr*. Ruth Atklnaon. RJi, *econd shift super­ Medemar. of Flint to honor the visor, pinned Lhe afternoon cmbirthday* of John and “Chuck." with her parent*. Other after­ good. RJi, pinned the night shift noon and evening lunch guests Thu celebraUea to becoming a tradAiai as each year the lamlemployees and former employee* who had earned thi* honor. Panama receiving certincates piln of Belduig. Stophen and Julie Hawthorne and pm* were; Ada Crawley. Sharon Geiger, Anna Mae Hart. Marie Link. Viva Wealow. San­ until Friday. Frb. 8-12, with their in Lanaing Saturday to attend the nocxey game between MSU and dra Durkee, Walter Endsley. Vi­ ola Hansen. Soledad Leo*. Evelyn Chariea Blough, while their Miclugan Tech, and un tlu* can­ mother, Mn. Mike Hawthorne, ing buturday Uie Garth F»uria* waa in Pennock Hospital. W Mr and the Jim Fuhers will attend Root, Gerald Aldrich. Hilda Dahn. Ethel Nceb. Vivian Doc- and Mn. Wm. Mishler were Bun­ U»c U. of M. - Michigan Tech, __ _ _____ ______________ _ day, Feb. 14, dinner gureu of hockey game. The Flortar aon, 1 Dorothy Rimmfln*.'jirne Hcnder- Air. and Mra. Charles Blough in Jrtl. u a atudent at Michigan Tech. 1 ton. Jean Ackley Ruth Dove, l>onor of Roger* 14th britnday Dinner guests on Sunday at the Evelyn Knapper, Josephine * “r and Mra. Frank Dutcher N«hol*. DoroUiea Dull Louise *J,d family enjoyed dinner at W ilham Eastman and family. The Gordon Mieldon* are enteriVandlen. Connie Dukes. Edith'UlU K“*PP* m Grand Rapids ..... . .. . . .. . L-l. IS I JELLY BEANS Rapid* Thunday. * Mr. and and Mra Dudley Smith of Alto to Um hospital al Charlotte tram OLDFASHION Funeral Services For Mrs. Usborne This Thursday 2 POUNDS Linda Rohrbacher. Betty Bln-^ Bkxlgrtl HoapilaL clalr and Jerry 'Terpenning. I ■ • . Fihed ,or B°d ch«k Mra. Byrou Thoma*, of codwater, w Warren Thaler, son of Ix.igi.tun. spent Friday Violates Ordinance Y '»•«««» vrumwnv® night: was fined 130 phi* M-30 court banquet Friday given to all cun- neu on a testant* who took lhe "Alumnu* | apply for a Haatlnga To«raabQ> mid service editor ai a site which Tests" on Saturday. Buccereful building permit before erecting Il ah indy own*. It will provide a contestant* receive a acholaratup. house. central, efficient office and operau He u to graduate in June. Jack While, a T-K graduate. uon in Uie Southland, making faciliura in the community. Carl- work* fa the Wolverine Shoo Co. their first destination Hol yon said the Howell area faah'.y In the electric department, proj­ ects include a major expansion of the coaijwiy * loou-xl Road higtivodagv substation at Charlotte the Minnlcr McFall bullduig sonic with the addition of UkJJUO-voh transfanner faculties-, greatly in­ creasing the bulk power supplies Benda- are nicely mumuxI in TV™ "Exodus ' wu »ung by Geraldine Daniel Wolfe, Byron Center, , Bsumn and Bhtrtoy Hawks Re- pleaded guilty when arraigned Meer of Grand Rapid* spent Wol­ serving the Lanomg division area. freahments were served by Mra. before Municipal Judge L. E.I, Numerous smaller project* in- and Mix. Vent ideki* attended Allan Hyde and Mra Charte* Barnett on a charge ui obtain- with ■ ncr parent*, the Reinhardt*. I Norris. ing money under false pretenses Mr. and Mra. Charica J. Fuller ------------ •-----------.and was fined HO plus 86.20. ,entertained her parent*. the Lauer Mra. Dorothy Sheldon 1* tn He wa* arnx^ed by Middleville .Reynolds. for dinner on Sunday ' California for a month vtoitlng Police Chief Robert J. Pratt al- Honoring their wedding anntrerher son and also lur daughter 1 ter cashing a check at the VU- . Hastings Saturday al 10 am. * and family. < lage Grocery in Middleville. Mn. Cloyd Barcroft of Pracott, Think of what you mi«« whan your sirexigttiru service to existing cus­ uu and Douglas Smith of Nosn- tomer*. vdle .at lhe NaihvHle Baptist The division project* are part of Highbank couple are now living at Algonquin which the company will invest Mr* Walter Lake returned on 182000,000 during the year throughThursday from Cleveland. Ohio. Michigan* Lower Peninsula. By Mra. Fern Haicblila MNkvMto 4JJ-1101 Don t let a tsulty sat ret you sing division project* during 120* Jr., and Debbie of Toledo. Ohio. also involved expenditure* of Just of Potterville were over MDOOjOOO, and included the armond end were her daughter and family. Thunday caller* of their grandtor the Oral tone to Pinckney, can dim your pleasure. \v. rtpoi, hl-H Lake. Hamburg. Westpludto. FtowIcr. Pewamo. Lyon* and Muir. CENTRAL RADIO & TV niveranry and the birthdays of Chery! and Treeaie Hawblltt. returned homo Tuesday. While I Mr. Frandscn wai atUr.d.n,; I r I Wux and family of Battle business meetings Mra. Frond-1 Camp Fire Leader* Association' creek and Mr. and Mra. Blair vtoltod her daughter and meeting was held Yn In the Camp juwblltx juwbliu and Kenneth. Camp Fire Smoke | Mike Chase 1* visiting his par- 4 PC. MODERN BEDROOM SUITES land. Calif. ; INNERSPRINC MATTRESSES 4 CHAIR DINETTES moat visiting Iler abler several er. Mra. Katherine White, with their friends were in Lansing H Formico ■ topped ta­ bla and uphohtwrad units available in all sizes. REG. $59.50 REG. $29.50 >39’5 RECUNER CHAIRS thl* outstanding value anywhere! Suite in­ cludes a huge double-styled dresser, tilting *nd full Use bookes** type bed. Available io your choice of popular woodgrain finishes. Reg. $149.50 Qualify $g995 10 PC. LIVING ROOM GROUPING REG. $59.50 Lacey alert In Hasting*. The John Huntley family of By Air*. Orlie FanSyeltle Franklin Huntleys on Bunday. in Washington. D. C.. thia week, Mr. and Mra. Harvey Glllaapte wua among the lunclieon guoata were dinner guests Saturday of evemng after visiting hl* sister, the Bud Hanson family. Harvey Glllasple. * The W8CB Smoke Got In Our ryes But, We're Re-Opening Friday, Feb. 26 with All New Stock here's the j Mra. Howard Cole*. * Mr and due to return home the firsl of Mra. Eugene Conklin and daughMareh. SUPERB STEREO- 435 E. Madison returned last and Mra. Henry VanSyckkweek Monday after spending io Sunday- dinner guest* of weeks with their daughter and and Mra. Ernest VanSyckie and AMAZING VALUE! GENUINE MAPLE! COUNTRY Miller and Bertha returned Ketchum Bunday. * Mr. and ig direct­ Mnu Vera Welcher called on ly to Detroit whpe tbey-attond- Burkey* brother aclialk of Detroit, HOLLYWOOD BED SETS LOUNGERS Smartly atyiad »ofa ■ mokes into length bed. Mock to choose from. Reg. $199.50 Vila* M19!5 came Xrom Detroit with their garet Darting Sunday. ★ Mr. and Mrs. Vcrn Welches and Mr. Includes mattras*. W| attended the funeral. and Mra. Fred Hyland called on box spring, head- ■ Mr. and Mr* Ward Cole Baturboard and legs. from Pennock Hospital. He had REG. $59.50 ■ Friday evening the Dingo* $39951 party Thursday night. * Miss recent European trip. kCw*4.l. smut. ODD OF Elmer Treat. Mra. Pearl Wood and Mis* LUy Roush reservnuon* would have brought them home on Feb. 31 but duo |1 SOFA-BED REG. $49.50 • REG. *29.50 M995 *39” WE CLOSE AT NOON ON SATURDAYS Ou Saturday. Mrs. Sylvia Hollis­ ter. Evelyn and Dale of Ann Arbor Kipp of Nashville called Friday,- from colors. family and Mr. and Mrs. Arden &'!un'_’ and Jill attended the Sciuuits - Peterson wedding Sal- Ncsron Tuesday afternoon. PLATFORM ROCKERS youn HOWARD TRUMBULL Wl 5-9IB7 6 Wl 5-5992 at Galtagixrs Antique and Gift I $1995 Chooac dtoctused for the annual Camp Fire Sweetheart Banquet to be held March 15. Training was given to the Blue Bird leaders in ■tendlllng by Mn. Joyce SkedgeU. Mra. Ethel Miller worked with the Camp Fire leaders on “Frontlera Craft." Frontiers Craft has to do with scientific expertmento. On Tuesday. Feb. 33, Leaden. Association Executive Board met to plan the Grund Council Fire TiiKN/n^i SHOWROOMS > LARGE 8 PC. I DINING ROOMS" Ex tent ion fable extra leaf and 6 chain. REG. $99.50 Mra. Winnie Vandk-n, and Facility. It being Mrs Jones' Winnie Vundten. Mrs. Janet Rowley. Mrs. Elvetta Geiger, Mrs. Manrerft Dvmond and Mr*, Violet Anderon and Ray Johneon ot Lanalng with Ml*e 8ondra StticUand and attended the dance al Pleasantview school Friday night and basketball game at Ha*ung»vaaturday night. Mr. and Mra. KeltK Strickland and Mrs. Winnie Dutui called on Mr. and Mra. Norwood Hugiaa BaUirday night ★. Mr* Neil Hughee and chlldtvn ipestC Sat­ urday with the Strickland* and Mra. Winnie Dunn. * Next Bun-, day Will be Flnano; Sunday at tlio Briggs Church. ♦ Cub Pack 3180 and Boy Semite 180 will hare a Blue and Gold banquet GUITAR a real value STlRlOrHOMlC HIGHFIDELITY CONSOLE PHONOGRAPH Only $149.95 Other Models Up to $329*5 An unusuol value . . . sepa­ rate treble, bass, balance, loudness control . . . See it today! 3 TOP h FBUORITE Fast, easy to finger tor modern guitar performance. $27.50 up to $189.95 $ HASTINGS Bunday gureui of his daughter. xhooL Mr and Mra. William Scrtmgcr Music Center 138 W. Stole and Heine Show al Cobo HalL • dividual UUra- Wl 5-4284 �luncheon, Panel Discussion Feature Presbyterian Meet Edith E. Lord, Edward Bowerman Exchange Vows MMfe/tdilh E. Lord cf Shelby■vtna. daughter of Mr and Mra James L. Wilcox, Hastings, and ■ -rille. were united tn marriage ■vfcturday. Feb. «. al the McCallum United Brethren Church • The immediate fainillea attended ..-'ths . tvu o'clock ceremony per-H (pnaed by lhe Rev. DotT.-ne Speas . ’i~rTbs groom is the sen of the Mr. and Mr*. James BowerOf.'man. Who Uvrd al Yankee Springs - — • Mr Lord selected a ropen blue , MISS VIRGINIA K. DONOVAN ---- -UK aa—< Washington Decor Adds Color for Monday Dinner Questa of the Robert Ingrams on Saturday evening were the fellows on hta bowling te«n and their wives which Included the Ron Benners, the Woody Wyn-, Hardens, the Eugene Polls and Nearly 80 members and several cuesta enjoyed a delightful birth­ day luncheon and a provocative pane! discussion when the First Presbyterian Women's A-mclatton met on Wednesday. Feb IT. in the I Kirk House dining room. _ entering they were delighted I to welcome members of the Wo- ENGAGED - Margaret Vincent of rural Hastings and John Vin­ cent of Battle Creek announce lhe engagement at their daugh­ ter. Loretta Margaret, to Randy Echtlnaw. son uf Mr. and Mr* tings. The bride-elect and her (lance are both 1M3 graduates of Hastings High School. Mr Echtintiw is employed at Hastings Aluminum Products An August wedding is being planned Delton Kellogg High School. Her fiance is a graduate of Delton Kel­ logg High and la now attending entertained several couples for dlnat their Algonquin Lake home on Saturday evening. John Melsciibach was pleasantly surprised to be presented with a beautifully Honor Mrs. Huling On 91st Birthday Homesteaders Hear Mrs. Carl Explain About TOPS Thursday evening the Home- Rev. VanderVeen Unites Couple in Double Ring Rites .bride of Hastings. and Mrs WUUam Hitchrock, daughter of the groom of Caledonia. helped with The McDonalds Honored on 56th Wedding Jubilee returning here last weekend The cheater Lancaster family and the Gordon RoM-nbergcr fam­ ily wiled Uie Pau) Lancasters of Mr and Mrs A. D Anderson. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Gibson. Gory and Brenda, and Mike Hall were entertained for dinner Sunday al the home of Mr. and Mrs Carl F Mills of Grand Rapids in honor 643239^4 John Clarey, Jr., Wed on Saturday Seven - brand) candtlabni and rrangrmenta of red andVyhii-:1 lowers graced the altar. Mrs. Francis Reuther, pianist. Chicken & 13. and Sally Stanton was one of the brtdiwmaids Jerry I* employed at the BUas, and Nyeia at Sally's Beauty Bar. and they are making 945-3616 LOWEST PRICED FROST-PROOF 2-DOOR IN FRIGIDAIRE HISTORY! j\come and get'eir!. 89999999 church. They leave compelling as bridesmaid, wore question* for us to answer." I veU Identical to the n When lhe panel had completed t James Lame. broi Come SEE the 1061b. size top freezer! or study interval —OPEN DAILY- the George Swansons. Uie Allan Hydes, and the Lyle Storys for dinner on Friday evening. Out-of-town guesto were from Battle* Creek. Eaton Rapids. Lansing and Charlotte It was a grand party, and one that wUl long be remembered by participation in the church's mis­ sion. this participation sometimes leading the way for the older gencraUon to follow. Many examples were given of vuuth working in Uie Peace Corps. Barbecued 205 N. Michigan The group regrets Rev McCar­ ty's departure to the Grand Rapids Memorial Home: also. Mrs Mortimer ilrmai Nichols let­ ter which read and stated she expects to be t»ck for the April Spring* where they explored the exciting mysteries of the under- 000205 ^38130867^29361^8336 Come TOUCH Duo-Delight” by gives double control where it counts: the sliding shelf! tummy, ' Compare FRIGIDAIRE Advanced Frost-Proof foodkeeping! thighs, derriere, 77% nylon and 23% Lycra spandex power net. Ingeniously designed double panels for the natural look. corsage from her bouquet. * Mr. and Mrs. Laux are now; at home at 1112 Second Avenue. Lake Odrata. following a brief wedding trip to Cliarlotte and LaniUng. Questa were from Detroit, Royal 3817 (NEMA standard); Idejl under knits and slim pants. HO WONDER THE Concealed detachable Helanca garters. With Delrin# Garter grips )ET ACTION WASHER IS SELLINS SO FAST! Full-widtlfvPorcelsin fnsmsl vegetable Hydrstor— full-depth alF-fhe way bsek. Soft Helanca waist and leg-bands. Honor Mrs. Otis On Her Birthday Tailored picot-edgw top. W hite only. The family of Mra Lucy Otis Uniform Flowing Cold circulates threughaut every corner of the refrigerator. Roomy storage door wl Long-Leg & Extra Long-Leg HOW TO FIND YOUR SIZEi Woiil Site 23-26* 27-28* 29-30* 31-32* S M I XL The Bonnet & Gown Shop Alma Fingleton . M/WOt! Hickory Corners, for a surprise birthday purty honoring Mra. OUa on Sunday. Feb. 21. After the children iuu! watched "The. Return of Os" tn color, the honocrv wm presented with tier many gifts. A beautiful birth­ day cake was also given her.. Those present were Mr and Mrs Lloyd Blackford. Joyce HawCastelain-Of Hastings; Mr. and Mra Gordon Greer and four children of Augusta; Mrs. Alice Erickson and two children of Freeport. and Mr. and Mm. Wil­ liam Caateletn and four chil­ dren of Middleville Mra. OUa' actual birthday was Pet 23 LIBERIAL TRAD! ALLOWANCES • New Deep Action Agitator— creates jet cunent* for "deep action" cleaning. • Jet Awsy lint removal—needs no Unt trap. • Jet spin assures quick drying. • Jet simple mechanism het fewer parts for top dependabllrtyl “ COLOR FOR THE PRICE OF WHITE CONSUMERS POWER COMPANY �IT Bliss Accepting Hastings WCTV Personal Mention Applications for Honors Memory Of Mrs. Willard aopbxn *» >»™ ww ua1 AItends Conclave Th* Hastings W.C.T.U, in Scholarships chart* of Mrs. Virginia Darby, MEN who WANT the FINEST find it at Fora* ROTC, Cuiimn recently i president. spent a memorable evening at the Ladle* Lounge of visited BelXridg* AirPerce AlxFurce Bote Ba«*'cd the thrrc-day national lhe Methodist Church Tuesday. at Mount Clemen* an Friday. Hastings DtvIMon scholarship program for the 10th CLEARANCE Nation's college* under founder of lhe W-C.T.U. was honored. Mrs George Elliott told the audience about Miss Will­ ard’s ability as a teacher who would measure up a* a model in this day and as a Temperance leader who found nothing too hard to undertake. Uil* lion of the new Gehl Chop-King Forage Harvester which Gchl presented as "the bigg mt chopper built." While Prancbco altaaittl ing MU* Willard's favorite hymn. aiue* and include candidate* lor Mra. Elliott presided at Uie or­ gan far group tinging, empiia- industrial equipment and also enjoyed a food preparation pool water tmi demonstration presented by the engineering degree*. Represented Mrs. Hdaell Went Bend Company. greater real to abolish the curse uf intemperate drinking. major manufacturing divisions. Woman's Hoc!«y of L._ — ice executive committee meeting. company s personnel olficw, thia th* Methodist Church far the other friend*. TheV *11 arrived in Waahtngton, DJ C. Monday tXPfRT T1R1 ly entertained tn Uua beauuul for a week long ta|«tn*w meet­ ing during which time the wives MRV1C1 spacious church. will tour th® White House and bility continue*. visit the English Embassy when "Frances Willard Fund." Sympathy wo extended to the members who could not attend Not just a collection of special-purchase merchandise and garments that no one wants at any price . . . but broken sizes and one-of-a-kind items from among the finest styles in our Fall and Winter stock of all-name brand clothing and accessories. True bargains, every one! SAVE on SUITS available. baa been provided lor Next meeting Co be held at the Medical Care Facility March 16. by Hart-Schaffner & Marx and Palm Beach Past Resident Receives Football Award in Florida A llmited selection, but boy what bargains if you find one your size at One-Half Price. the company’* personnel office. Interviews will follow and the Mra. Robert W. Olner. fanner company 's scholarship board will make the final selections. Tho icboianhtp student may select the cnginc**tng college he presented annually by the Clear­ desire* to attend. His curriculum water Sun sport staff to tire moat valuable football player in upper Ptnclas County. Regularly Priced M0«> to »95°o NowiB2000tos4750 "Bub" Halbs. Mare Squler of Middleville is also hoping to be They expect to H«W*f enjoying a family < trophy awards went 16; Gary Hall. 13; Mike and Gregg Wood. Pleasure to Sarva our own Fitzgerald Corps Prepares for Inspection Officer TOP COATS Michigan Chorrta" Flugerald Corps 100 of the Woman's Relief Corp* met at the hall on Thursday, Feb. 18, with President Hilda Blackford in charge. During the business meeting Dorothy Meier and Hilda Black­ ford were usked to buy a gift for the officer who will inspect the Corps in April. . Plans were made to invite lhe children and teachers of the Special Education School as guests of the Corps at the April 1st birthday dinner. Mary Scudder will have a Court Whist party at her home this Thursday at 1:30 pm, and the regular birthday dinner and meeting will be on March * with Dorothy Meier and Hilda Black­ ford in charge of the kitchen. by Hart-Schaffner and Marx Alligator and Campus A wonderful selection of light and dark rain coat types with zip-out Alpoca pile linings and regular 100% wool conventional toppers at Half Price. Regularly Priced <225° to »75<x> II ■ ,?375" HR.HO "IFt a Treat and signed a grant-in-aid with the University of Florida, but U geeking an appointment to Vie college of hte choice. ■tvr?" Farm Supply recently ! High. Ho 1 Cherry-Nut Refrigerator Cookies 6/27c wub Cherry Tarts_______________ -- 2/25c Cherry Torte Cake----------------------- 55c Faces Higher Court Elbert E. DeWclae. 323 E. Grand Street, waived examina­ tion when arraigned Saturday on a "bum check” charge. He was bound over to the April term ot Barry Circuit Court under >500 bond. He was charged with pass­ ing a fto check drawn on Uie National Bank of Hastings. I’iurmary. Gardner FRIDAY b SATURDAY SPECIAL Cherry Pie 1 »•*>■« «*>___ Special 59c Cherry Batter Pharmacy' Coffee Cake "• ,dl t**1 ... 42c Cherry Sauce Cake 78c DALE’S BAKE SHOP We Express Our Sincere OUTER COATS and JACKETS Thanks by Groat Western and Campus to the many people who have helped us to commence our recovery from our disastrous fire of February 12th and to the many more who have offered assistance. We are deeply appreciative of your helpfulness artt^ sincere interest. A wide variety of styles ond materials. Arrow and Van Heusen DRESS SHIRTS Now at Whites, colors ond stripes in all new collar styles. price Regularly $4.50 to $8.95 SWEATERS Buy One at the Regular Frice and CHOOSE A 1 / X/2 Price SECOND at . . . We Would Like to Add An Added Measure of Gratefulness to and Camput MEN’S HATS Cardigans ond Slipovers in light and bulky weights. One Selection THE HASTINGS FIRE DEPARTMENT by Champ1, The finest in headwear . ' . Priced lower than ever! Regularly $3.95 to $11.95 . . . Sarno Sport Shirts, too!' Now ond Those of MIDDLEVILLE and NASHVILLE ond the HASTINGS MANUFACTURING COMPANY Fire Brigade 8197 to to the HASTINGS POLICE and BARRY COUNTY SHERIFF'S DEPARTMENTS Ragukrty $19.95 Regularly $14.95 a....’i5* £* Men's & Boys' CORDUROYS. COTTONS ond STRETCH FANTS and to Hubert and Virginia Fuller of tho FULLER INSURANCE AGENCY Regularly ’ll90 $3.50 and $6.95 No» '/2 n,cl LADIES COTTON TURTLE NECK SWEATERS w«e>3.w Now $L99 STORI HOURS 9:00 to 5:30 THURSDAY 9:00 t« 12:00 OPEN FRIDAYS TIL 9 CLEVELANDS__’ Shoes for Men and Boys 130 E. Stat* St. Wayne’s store y 134 West State Strwet Complete Men's “ and Boys’ Store WE WILL REOPEN AS SOON AS POSSIBLE WITH A -...... Wl 5-1163 NEW MODERN STORE IN OUR PRESENT LOCATION ========== �Mrs. Willy of Kalamaxoo were held a mock United Nation's । ing to attend. For mot* inferhigher meeting on Feb. 17lh under the Imallon call Mrs. WlniylK ftlyde• Sunday vWtoni of Mrs. Lulle i Report* indicate transactions direction of their'teacher, Bruce Noithuls, preaident. phone 633Woodman. * Bunday supper guest* of bulk meat ate In connection at the Lewellyn Woodman I Home Carmen. Il was held In the gym 0031. with sale of c. homv were Mrs Mabel Keller and Denny during the third hour for grades ------------ •—--------Exorbitant price* are awnMlmre 0-12. The Item on the agenda for; Bernard Historical Society and On Tuesday. Feb 18. Group I dbcusalon was the admission of 1 Museum will meet Monday, March rct. Mr. and Mra. Kumrtii Garrlmet during Uie second hour. ♦ Red China to the United Na- ’ • — -• *»“ ------- --- ---------- * son of Hastings and Mrs. Ted Hay­ lion Sciiool. Lester Griffith ward were also Sunday called. * tion*. Householder. wKo purchase frtrtw. UttkftoM 17th at the Hastings Bowl * On Mr. unri Mrs Earl Otis and family Kslamasoo Hlita.-1c-.vl Ho­ n.«it in bulk quantities from ’ Feb l«Ui. lhe Seniors had a class meeittw at 1 U> determine of Mrs. Ferris Brown and Isabell. firms who specialize In such ,a’ _______ ____ __ north end of Gull Lake, our mu­ where the class will go oo their Mr. and Mra. William Hart were imus 107 ixaiu, issue when they saw they would seum U equipping a diHdrmr. Senior trip and to obtain the be Out-voted if they voted no. room and la asking for toys as Mr * Mr, and Mrs. Leo Rcblyer. Mbs 1211 WUllngton Street. Oj»- correct names of the students to This gaw the United States th* back as 1800. * Bunday. Pet 28. put oil on the diplomas. Dei**<—, VUV. » (MIUVC Ml • pu. ---- -* The --- -­ right to appeal their vote. This rille, died on Feb. 7. al his home ten panthers played against the vote wa* then thrown out and He weal to Mteml. Ha.. Galesburg - Augurta fam IM the roue was open once again Ambrose Church. Prognun will fuldlimer gtiMU of tho David Huva’a tor debate. Following the debate In Orwnvllie. * Mr. and Mrs. at the end of the hour, the the children. On March 2 at 7:30 Marvin Peake were at ’Marcellus bis-’retery-General granted a reMarch 8, to etect village uffiSunday to visit her mother. Mrs field. bernstorminc pilot*. holding , sfnlor» Take 1 BM. Course' bera are selling candy to raise Glen Thombunt Receives Commiaalon—Ronald D. ‘started at tfie Michigan Reha­ to the Security Council aTong money for church expenses. is attracted by advertising that Citizens ticket are: President. Every Sunday morning from , Offley, son of Mr. and Mrs . bliilatlon Institute at Pine Lake with six other countries which •IV . .... ..........— cn ffU. JO, inn cuuix —• pitot for Pan American Air For- „„ w lh4t any Seniors In the Mexico. Australia and Sweden to sonlc Lodge No, 345. P. A.M. land, has been commissioned n rim prior to entering service tn grounding area could have the decide whether the General As­ will serve breakfast — pancab-.' second lieutenant in the Air ADMITTANCES World War n. at which time ills chance to learn the techniques of and sausage or eggs for “5 cent* ' Force upon graduation, from Of-1 Incumbent. Donald duty was transporting aircraft iunntng the modern IBM. ma- sembly or. the Security Council FU1> fry Friday. Feb. 28. put on nctr Training School iOT8> at would debate the issue. by Slmmoods-WlUlam* Unit 484 ’ Lackland AFB. Texas. Offley. Each student In the geography American Lodge Auxiliary. 6:30 to selected for OTS through comHr was the non of Mr and «jr Haas instructed the course. Mrs Ehner Greenfkld ot Nash- at this first meeting. Mr Haas cla&s had chosen a country to 8:30. * F*b. 25 Prudence Noble 3&S; petlUve examination, fc being as-1 wUi miliate officera.PoUuck supper signed to Vance AFB. Okis, for Mm. 0nu.bw. r.k M. ' vllle and attended school In lhe ‘ nnd his students set up two , training as a pilot. A graduate ; c£yuf!vu’“ “ **• KnuW. although it muM be Barry County community. Ho nights a week. Tuesday and Ings. The students had two weeks afterwards. ™ WbU' I of woodland High School, he Hia>tix6b~ m.u.im CkwuptM. as. learned to fly in Grand Rapids Thursday, for the class to meet to gather tnformaUon from the earned his B8.E. degree al the| Arthur ir«d<r*. as. suvvn M*run. goveroment inspected if It mro« tn 1M3 Mr Haas then gave the das* n library dealing with their coun­ into Michigan from another • He Is survived by his wife, general outline of what to expect try. They were to look up the state. Meat that is government Mm A^,a. ' . Lucille, three daughters: a son; ! for the remainder of the course following issues in relationship r. OrM4. B*tlr graded brors tho ribbon-like ^ibent.iMarton. Carol one sister, and thne brother*. The first machine the students to their country and any other tnohidtng Cirato of BoiU* Creek.. teamed to operate was the key roue* not mentioned which By Mrs. Donald Pros/rock itreet, Hastings. — punch Its -keyboard is similar might come up. Beanie M.Uloiuin, I On beef the grades from top incumbent. q^ve I. Elect non - permanent mem­ Margaret Me Lane kiln. io a typewriter. The main differ­ to bouom HUI ' ITJme." 'Choice.'' and ,or Qtc™ Ladies ot the Hendershott area i 1 I ir n.-.M.l I:’, 1 ] cnce Is that all the numbers are bers to the Security Council. visited as special guests of the ClOVCFaillC* " I1OI)C ■ Good." and •‘Commercial." Some Firatcr. IncumbentIL Talk over Russia's debt to the right of lhe keyboard and Dowling Women’s Society >t •? .the * . !1 a*s*M Ro«««*. hot. I1L Disarmament. ,C|i „ .. „ Hsaem! are operated with the right hand 5_l.IV. Collective Security System, Dowling Church held TF—’ — H, Mn. vale brands and substitute such • The capital city of West Irian BrtdEetbwxes are being tuwhi • T^e rfudents wm RMd learn v Atoms for peace at the churth W The ta has iiad three names in less > II O«ll«n Tilnlun, *21-24*4 k-mi. r.h it t.i-.j. Ainrdinr VI. U-N. specigl.fund. __ Quick family visited Mra. wines s, ' - -4than two yean. Uie National *ch Thursday night at .Hastings Hastings h „_. m urogram cards.each ..VW w mak* un ---------- --------.... .................. VH. Admission of Red China relatlves tn the Woodland area Lrlifar of February 18: High Bclwol. organized by the run the card sorter, and lhe ac­ tot a. E*»«. | Uttlefleld says price* quoted Geographic says. When former VIII. Critical geographic is- on Sunday. * Mrs. Jeff Ft Iler We understand that wedding B’?!'• Youth Council with those at­ counting machine. AU of these 1,1 "dverttaing are before cutting Netherlands New Guinea was reports her mo mother. trier. Mrs Mrs. GjaraiijelU Clara bell* will soon be ringing riiiglng in the. the, "j(l7ro’u.‘-Oo,'’oT,’n,»L Iso b | and trimming. Tho edible meal turned over to Indonesia. Hol­ tending paying the entire ex­ IBM. machines are ylectric and IX. Revision of Security Coun­ Bowling, who b in Bronson Hos-' neighborhood for Miss Jennnltv' H»i>over. Aribur iteoskuUn. 7J» r. I after trim, ions, of fat, and bone lands became KoUbaro Now it arc barely touched to compute n ’ pltal in Kalamazoo, is some Im-j Andcra. Congratulations. Jmnnine! I r ** weight, and there- Is called Bukarnapura |o honor command by the students. The cil voting. proved following a stroke suf-I * Beth and Dan TJuiman from X. Congo situation. Indonesian President Sukarno students who are taking thia as. ter I SpecThe students who participated The 37 signed up forth* course Feb. 20; Send Include Marguerite 8. Kaechcle. McBain. Sandl Chase. Dave Car­ in these meetings representing Ruth Tangerstrom. Fran How- penter. Brenda Gibson. Linda lhe various countries were: United States-Bob Nusbaum. Ord. Mlldrod Bauer. Sylvia Mc­ Hawthorne and Virginia DonpGee. Richard J. McGee. Eliza­ has just returned to her home : night guest of MU* Kelly Springer : >«• u w.tn.a. r«b. st ‘Mu’hm.' “ ' tlonalbt China—Sharon Mercer, following medical treatment at * Mrs. Rosemary Colburn, Mr*J beth. Hoffman. Eldon Miithews. Donna Mathews. Phil Barrett. Mexican Exchange Hludent Australia —Jackie' Casto. France a local hospital. * Mis* Elizabeth 1 Kay Hughes and Mrs. Mary kai^vmazoo — A*n>*' IDutlc »os a« r.v 1* Delton’s Spanish Club Invited —Janet Wheeler. United King­ Smith is now convalescing at her I springer visited Mrs Joyce Merritt after medical treatment at Aiirx-an m, -rtwwtav LAKE ODESSA Frank o*ni*r*. as, Marv Dorsten. Allee Babcock. Antonio Erano, Harper Creek’s dom-Jack Bower. Union of home Wnmrk Wnanltal * T-r Of AUCK“ Tu*adaJrMlctiul lUhrk.-h.r Bl. Tab 17; Blad to chuck *a,h *u*«l trn J*r4ui ij1«. r*b.' foreign exchange student, to visit South Africa—Dave Hyde, Swe­ Pennock Hospital. * Mrs- !•<" ! We >» Smith. Katie Doyle. Nancy the Spanish Club and classes. It den—Terrie Ball. Cuba—Elaine Oswald is a patient at Pennock i”, O'Connor. TAicle Ketchum. Paul­ was hoped that the Delton stu­ Norman. Mexico—Marilyn Mad- Hospital In Hastings * The ‘hy** return«lI home Friday from middleville . Kattryn rrithrrir. Dowling 4H Baddie Club will MuJ'F.b’ii0*’01 s“'"d- 7,7 E’ | ina Dean. Naomi Forsberg. Char- dents urni_, would wuun4 learn, from ....... _ — a stu’kSL : mmwuxb’ A.Jr.y i. Anpalnm. WATCH MAKIR ON DUTY lotte Lent*. Evelyn Ulrich. Na- 1 dmcc pof.u of view, more about gentia—Connie Chilson. Panama meeting next Thursday evening *“* their leaders'home. Mrs. Jack and Mis, K‘hneth Kahler were r b ]fl. DlrU Wrukl. mJ or***. dine Shetterly. Rachel Coe. Kar- 1 lhe Mcxlcin way of life. — Dale Boulter. Chile —Kay ut Burriiett:^! thTkrn^ MUI n»- W D*“’ e<” ol Owen. Mary Lou Owen. Eileen Antonio to 18 years old and a Parker. United Arab Republic­ ” n. ” Fry. Charles L. Fry. Judy Mul-Itentor Bt Harper Creek. He takes Gene Nusbaum. Congo - Wanda community, a -Qte Brbtol Corattain. RS. lens. Florence Weyerman. Judy I fftulK senior subjects and is on Kingsbury. Republic of Congo- tiers and Dowling sewing-knit- nn.t*.1 mSn. *1‘d rhlMren tlad a McLean. Vera Pryor. Dr Bruce , varsity basketball team. In Gary Organ. India — Kathy ting clubs both had entries in KC<X1 Ume fUhu«- * Mr. and Mrs Wllllama. sea P-vnr Tnriw Chennt .. «... __ Antonio _ I- plans on be­ Gates. Pakistan—Vivian Cimala. the Barry County 4H talent'try- R0**71 McKibben of Hastings, Mrs Pryor. nioa Olga Itwc-r... Hagmi. June Chenot the future. held Wednesday evening Prairieville and and Denis Hagon PhUUplnea—Sue McClain, Sau­ outs ing an accountant. ' HwMinss evening in i i IrTne Japhct of jQhn o| 118 Stata Street Antonio fevealed that he di* Arabia — Dennis Harrington. Xfartin wrrr. all rollaw at th* la". Libya — Bob Hughes. Iran — Shir ­ Banner Ads Benefit YOU! came* from a rather large fami­ ly. He has two sistars, two broth­ ley mils. Union Of Soviet Social­ Il’unt Ads Sell Unused items. 1 Pete Armstrona and Mr. and ceaepbeu, Feb. so. ist Republic — Jim Kahlo. Hun ­ ers and his mother and father. One of lhe main quesUons the gary-Kenneth Mercer, Poland— You'll Uka Our ?. . Delton students asked was.'What Jarale Poyer. Israel — Besty Gieen. Secretary General—Steve fur*.’’’ Antonio indicated that the Adams. . teens in Mexico do just about the Part of the student's marks same things as the teens here in will depend on how they vote on Just leave your dry clean­ ing with our experienced America--they go to movies, each issue tn relationship to dances and parties. their nation They arc supposed attendants. They will pre­ There were only a couple of to vote and do just as the real spot, clean ond hang difference* that Antonio noted nations would on each of the iietween the two set* of teen*. In above mentioned issues. them on your hangers. Mexico, the Spanish students Just tell us what time who date have choperones on their dates until they ore en­ you'll pick th«m qp and gaged. Also in Mexico, there your cleaning will be done seems to b* a closer family rela­ By Mrs. John Peabody tionship. This is probably due to while you shop. the fact that the teens in Mexi­ co don't have as much individual YOU CAN SAVE TIME Mr. and Mr* Bernard Apeey freedom. and daughter. Annie, were din­ AND MONEY x- —Thr girls in Mexico seem to be ner guest* Tuesday evening al a lot like the girls here in Ameri­ lhe home of her parent*. Mr. and ca. Thy only difference Antonio Mrs. Robert Qarretl. * Mrs Jean Stuck is visiting In Ohio this Mexico don’t play football (20 M™t.) i Antonio thought the Delton week. * Mr, and Mrs. Roes Wpstudents asked him good oue*- ten visited b« father.. 0«om» tions. He also liked our school. I-einnur, Sunday at Fair Havfn Xtr. Honeywell said. "His visit in Plainwell. * Mr. and Mrs was an encouraging motivation Ora Ryan and family attended 327 N. Broadway for the Spanisli Club to visit the wedding of her brother, AtChevy U100 Station Wagon Mexico, which they hope to do den Adams, at qopklns, * Mtri Backe was taken to Lakeview 9:00 o.m. to 5:30 p.m. sometime." Hospital at Battle Creek WadMonday thru Saturday neaday. Feb. 17. for an appendaz* Mock UN Meeting tomy. Hurry and Ret well. Mwl. The world geography c 1 a i ♦ Mrs. Either Kahler gave. A surprise baby shower an Mrs. Roberta Honeywell Wednesday, Feb. 17. Fourteen ladles turned out. After games were played and Roberta opened her gifts, sandwiches, salad, coffee and tea -THE HASTINGS BANNER Pioneer Pilot Of Nashville Dies in Florida Delton | School News Check Closely When Buying Meat in Bulk | Vermontville Has Candidate Choice. rS PENNOCK HOSPITAL “fMB? Dowling ~ L.’S’XX fl’Kt 37 Enroll for Lessons in Bridge Expert Watch Repair! f ”Drop-Off-Service" Delton Area Broadway COIN-OP Cleaners tightwads Mrs. Phyllis Ryan. Den mother, is taking her Cun Scouts skating Saturday. Feb. 27. Afterwards they will return to the Hyan home for refreshments, w Mr. and Mrs. Jam** Garren and son called on hb parents Sun­ day, Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Gar­ rett. ♦ Mr. and Mrs. Russell Pcuboqy and Mrs. Reva Orbeck were supper guests nt Mr. and MYs Bliss Boulters’ Monday night. ★ Miss Kris Adams spent the weekend with her sister and family, Mr. and Mrs. Ora Ryan * James Oarrett entered Pen­ nock Hospital this week for sur­ gery. Good luck. Jim. * Sure sor­ ry to hear of Sandy Ferguson’s accident.’ He received a bad lac­ eration above the eye. the car wivs demolished ♦ Mrs. Phyllis Ryan would like a call from any one wishing to purchase line can't beat. Good Linoleum plus - 5BfS Good Installation *' Tho best linoleum you can buy won't .\ ■“ look well nor wear vJell if it isn’t properly installed. Our men are factory trained and them for a food job every time. Arrmtrong’t Linoleum Completely Intlolled Low Monthly Payments Hl Peter, so glad you came Home. Doesn't look like you were treated badly. We are glad, we know your Mistress. Mn Ada Pierce, is very happy to have you back home again. * Ladies don’t forget the Alter Society 'at St Ambrose Church Hall March 2 at 7:30 pm. Also potluck din­ ner Bunday. Feb. 28 at 5 pm. *- Mr. and Mrs. Russell Pea­ body »nd grandaughter, Jo-Ann. visited hl* sisters. Mr and Mrs Durwood-Mast in Hastings and Carlton Center ★ SP’4 Is. Wash. Loya) was home 15 days visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Boulter. A surprise party was held on Mrs. Esther Kahler Friday eve- friends and relatives dropped in to help celebrate her birthday. Kahler and family. Mr, and Mn. Clary Kaiser and family. Mr. and Mrs. Ellhue Holston and family and Mrs Pat Cornell and dough- I Chevy II 100,2-Door Sedan ■ a) ! VxJ V gA it U U With aluminised exhausts that discourage corrosion,,, Delcotron generators that encourage longer batterg life ... brakes that adjust themselves .. . rocker panels that Hush themselves free of dirt and salt. Tight? They're downright miserly! You’re looking at the lowest priced sedan and station cushioned front seats, padded front armrests and wagon that Chevrolet makes. color-keyed front seat belts are among many unexWe make a point of this since they neither looJc * pected standard equipment features. . . . nor act their price. You can get an economical 4-cylinder engine in They're roomy. The sedan seats six. The wagon^^he sedan or in both cars, a 120-np Hi-Tnnft Six. gives you a full nine feet from the back of the front fast to warm up, idles almost silently and is seat to the tip of the lowered tailgate. Wry, very easy on gas. • • ■ .They’re rugged. The unitized body is by Fisher. Wot even more power, there’s a special Six you Up front, there’s an independent suspension system caiwbrder: the 230-cubic-inch Turbo-Thrift job. and in the rear, Mono-Plate (you'll never hear a As we said earlier, these are our lowest priced cars, squeak) springs. But you’ll never know just how^conomical they are They’re good looking. Clean. Functional. Foamuntil you own one. 123 WeM Store Street, Hostings Phone Wl 5-5118 little thing* at Umea, Esther. * Dorcas Society of Inter-Lakca Baptist Church will hold their Quality Materials and Guaranteed Workmanship honoring aU FcHEVROLETj Drive something really-new-discover the difference at your Chevrolet dealer’s Chevrolet • ChevtUe • Chevy II • Corvair- Conetie , HASTINGS FLOOR COVERING discover the difference 21 MM LARKE BUICK-CHEVROLET 1435 5. Hanover HASTINGS Wl 5-2425 �Mrs. Loehr of Podunk Lake Dies Monday Saturday is lhe Deadline for Vehicle Plates Roy Sherk of Parmalee Dies Legion Auxiliary Members Assist At VA Hospital Home at Middleville ; Thunday, February 25, 1965 Baur Unit 45. American Legion Auxiliary, met Thursday. Feb. 11 for a short discussion of buslnros matters before they iwparated into two groups to play Kuchta. Uvatlng Influence ftr'the third. Winners were Dorothy OroneC&n^ctaSs; Late license plate shoppers . those who elill don't have II Pupils Need Inspiration In Art Class * ship until moving to Jackson in clu* IBM. While in Jackson Mrs record. More arttlng an all-time than 3-million and Mr. Loehr worked as a predicted, builder. -- --------- e------------ Past Resident the First Methodist SSS S Of Middleville Hastings and tho------- ----- Professional Womens Club of Buried Tuesday Jackson. band and two sisters. Mrs Orie (Gladysi Bishop of Holland and Mrs Robert (Ruby) Batron of former resident of MlddlsvUle, Jackson Lake Odessa Parties Nominate Tickets Shurlow. 58. Rl Hastings. who Family. Children's Available X >»• -• — < w raw-. VERSUS •—u»i—,u», —r- Hastings SPEEDY WASH and COIN-OP Laundromat North Gun Lake Coin-Op Open 6 a.m. - 10 p.m. bxsttd Corner Court and Church Slrtelt Anyone You Know? JSi cmmwjhg. service Public Library Clayton Shurlow, Retired Farmer, Dies on Sunday Library Hours: Current Affairs Contest Winners p*y Hastings at Walldorf’ - Sponabie Funeral Home with the Rev. George El­ Unhappily the typical ale- the Walldorff-Bponable Funeral Monday, Wednesday liott officiating wtth burial tn nsentary cimaroom teaphsr U Home. and Friday the Striker Cemetery. uncertain and unocssifortabte In 12:30 to 8:30 p.m. her art procnun." ba says "Lack­ Mr. shurlow waa hoepilaling sufficient experience with Tuesday and Thursday materials, she tenda to limit the He was bom on April TJ. ISM. material available tn lhe chil­ 12:30 to 6 p.m. ' at Mecosta Countv. the son of dren. and lacking ingenuity in Saturday dances are held on the second He was b»m on July 23. 18M. Shurlow. and fourth Thursdays of each 12:30 toU p.m,. I month and are considered as classroom staggm frein holiday , He was a retired farmer. , therapy for the patients. Just to to holiday; a round of wltchre. rud Au,. U. 1,1,. u uulluan. I Mr. Shurlow Is survived b; ■ get some patlente out of then- pumpkins, pine trees, rabbits He U survived by his wife, —The following editorial com-, wards is an accomplishment at and tulips • ment from the Marceline News the Veterans Hospital and to get in Marceline, Mo. was called tliery to speak to. dance with or ■How to Ruin a Town.'' Thia sort: Play cards with girls and women ,ww.«.ww Nashville: Mrs Gene Flint: of of article has been done In many ' Is an even greater one. Volun, Many Barry County resident* ~ ~~ *' •*“ "* have found their almttar everywhere: jnlngs also to take the Ortenta- rn„4«i w U», U» «™,nun “ X* Uw X—»> »r S ’JJSSi. M special bundle um shun—. nw>. "1. Never attend any meetings Uo*? .C?ur,*.to. tT„,,ren Apr)1 * teachers preparation tor other i Angus “ -—>— two Mra •—Just ait around and criticise lhe ,n“ 8 rnxn 6 10 10 pm. field* of the curriculum Is abol • I Married couple who have been X Ha^^PL^teU" I way 'they* are doing things. | Volunteer work Is not limited (hinklng about adoption are en-;?^Charlotte. um f "2. Vote mrainst any kind of ,o tnemb<1‘ of organlxattona or that it ts in any case better than • 1 I couraged to apply, regardless off ------------ j; -x.-r.fc.JZl .-.to women only. men. high school w r and college students are also JmS.'i',", Trie Family and Children s Serv’­ needed. Paid personnel can only Ice is located at 101 Weal State 1^5 .2* ybUr money. available bar. In Igtehari •She maytolire ) Th* BarTy County HistoricalI Street in HaaUngs. or telephone; Dolicr denortmwiLx ^T Tvv are t3“-000 *° mUcn mOre d0 hoapltal. •»<«« “* lhe main office tn BatUe Crsek'^ the V-M College of Engineerhut ynJl p“upnta at to‘he I 1st Society met ln Ule Hastings Pub­ oMmdtant. tic Library Thursday evening. 965 3247 Your Family and Chll^4 in : Wl11 ,r> tO «‘»e ,l Umea S?,. conUcl U Feb. 18 Mrs. Christopher Gould। dren's Service is supported In, ul ,orPbU.U™*'. Kn«lnrer“2" t^Fe<’uenl 1" be of presented a discussion of bistort- part by the various Community I ln« “‘J0” must ^attain aggrade , T,-r auprrvtar lias cal sites in Barry County in an , Cheats County ,a* to°j mtnr Um,w* on her interesting way. lalot °x Area Bldgs 2A few of the sites mentioned “k “Knock nxto city councilJ male. Assignment mT^m ^tur- Promoted by IBM professional Dies Monday;-D; rpa j “itCS ThllTSday teacher's role at tbs elemenFuneral services for Carl W. tary lavrl I. <terint.w. 1 Dravenxtatt. 68. Rl Hastings. “ "’tolteiy to aUm- ; wh<J dlod al fl Mond>y Bt | ulallog activity ralbar than in t>»r,nrvv umutat Related and burial was In Ml. Hope Cemetery. Mr. White died Sunday moming. Feb. it. at a nursing home. He U survived by two daugh•__ >•_ _x___ ■ n-i__ _x XL _ Thla lx a mini Rverv ruu, nf «----- ■__ — __ x-x to be sufficiently concerned with art. City and Mra Walter Breunlnger "T .Ta.'Ti lor rxiuraays. two lor aunoar*. of Dexter; six grandchildren, get a litUe kickback. DuUes: Admit and receive vtei- . Igtehart notre that lhe school and 10 great grandchildren. . \ "‘Jchurch You tor. to wards and notify Nurstrw system usually has a pubUatwd in art. "In the larger might go to EoXcr and Chrtet-1 staUuns on wards of patients curriculum ‘ mas just to pruvo to yourself j who have visitors. Roqulremanta; 1 that the minister doeamt know Ability to meet people in a pleas- I what he's talking about a nd. ant and receptive manner, have J everyone there la a hypocrite. | an interest In people, the ability 1to her immediate sttuaUoa But VanZyl for trustee and Allen L. "7. Buy everything you can to make people feel al case. Next 'the more specific the curriculum Karen Rpackman and Ken ouL of a discount catalogue, time I will describe the Escort 1themore rigid and aatfdefeating hare been the Others on the CitUen'a ticket Kuempel ------*■- ------- -named --— ­ Those ftrnte are the first Co Service. Next regular meeting of 1it becomes," he says. "It may call are Charles Morrice, treasurer,:|ocal wtnnero tn TTMEs 29th 1 projects requiring materials and George Fetterman. Georgy i annual Current Affairs Conteat. come forth with donations and the local unit Thunday, March for 14. 7:JO pm-Esther Felt. <or facilities not available in Johnson and Lawrence Lackey. ■ Other high-scoring local studente service to the community. Dant support your city's I _______ y ' « for trustees. include Roderic Kolthley, Lee newspaper. The out-of-town pa- _ . • --- e IVahlaing. Dave Farrell and pen are a lot beUer and conThe Ian Ironsides of ranting Torbjorn Malm. Iglehart tribute much more to ywxr town, rIlrnmln„ have been frrauent visitors neral ------------ •-----------since her mother. Mrs. Charles 1 Mra. Ina Kenyon has returned critical figure in the program Potts, fell and sustained a pelvic J from a two-week visit at the ■■ —•-» etna —_<_ , fracture. She is recuperating at home ot her son. the Robert S!m*“for •“engineering md manu- ' left out — form the other 10 Pennock Hotpl tel ‘ Kenyons, at Belleville. factoring for the Industrial * preparation adequate. But Products Division of the IBM college , that la defamatory or uncom­ Company at Poughkeepale, N.Y. ayperviMB-y techniques could be • plimentary about your town. He will be in charge of coat eatl- made far more effective, and 1 Nevcr say anything nice about mating products, inventory and anybody. AH kids are delinquents. production control, and liaison for administrative support front lhe Date Systems Division. He i Deal and cynlrej abott aarthlne , suppond to be good fok the pro- 11 lage Preaident Aubrey T. DavU «n renominated for reelectton Frh 15. It by >w the )K» Peoples Dar.nl>'. party nxrt., Feb. while Ferris Lathrop was nomi­ nated for village preaident by the CitUen's parly. The election Is March a. Others on lhe People s ticket are Vera P. Kaufman, clerk: Laurel Gar ling er, treasurer." Bob Section Two—Foftsl to 1 ! Carl Dra venstatt nralty o< Michigan art depart-Th. traporiaaee of the art Marilyn Dahlhouaer received prime, for bidding and complet­ ing lone hands Others were Avis Gaskill. Lydia mt. anerx aieu inuraaay eve­ Deanne Burnworth. Elvira n 1 n g. Feb. 18, at the Barry v’7 rvJrLh^tCn^ f laat-mlnate plate uhappcra. County Medical Facihtv F tr Dorothy Kurt and Evelyn ____________________ _____ _ „ I .arrived by hla wife 1 Curtta We but ta Uma socnca official on Monday. March Ntf*; a ^uthter Mra Ca r i ,to h/lp xW,tfc 1, and all cars must show new (Louisei Schleh of Middleville , Iu„cllI tm. ,“>CU twuaoisa. Metl ot HaMhwaknd n>tohablllt«tton Chairman Mra Hare reminded motorists that Qarold of Middleville; 13 grnrto- ,'htaJtene''XUin^BU they can bring either their UUro children; 29 great grandchildren,' R.r^r» M^me Ind or prior years registration when and a stater. Mra Oeorge Adams M„°^tt .uend^ th! VA VB ficiating with buriaTin Rlreraldn. than 200 branch MtUe* of Secretary oi State that Sa Cemetery. • She was bom In Rutland Township on March 21. IBM. the daughter of Lw and Adali (Hammond) Hubbard She waa graduated from Hastings High School with the Clam of 1919 •rid worked for the K W. Bliss Company and the Stebbins Ford The Hastings Banner I Hiuforicol Sites Noted in Tolk by Jeanne Gould Scales Prairie blockhouse. Bull's Prairie Trading Post, graveslte of an Indian chief buried in lhe Berryville cemetery. Whisky Run Mrs. Lulu Edmonds. Tavern. Yankee Bill Lewis' Tav­ ern and many others. The Historical Society would Michigan Week In May a donation toward this project, they may leave the money th an enretope at the Hastings City Bank or mall it Sharp. Nashville. your insurance proteotfM. You can couni on os to be la Typewriters & Adding Machines Far Sale or Rent Repair Service ECHADER'S Office Supplies "Your motto alwxild he. *ff it'a a ted from Haatlnn Hleh In 10*1 'Engineering Scholar WHEN THE GOING GETS ROUGH F d»i™ probtao, u>4 ote OS. fi—lU— cooMcWd will yow Lucre*u. RANDSEN'CInsurance Agencg. Over MiUea'aJawehaa 120 W. STATE ST. Pheee Wt »«4I74' &Xmd Ukg anytxxlr zou know? wu* Barbara Rensenhouse of Ur. wd Mn* Hamer feta .’“T"*” “’a .family, lhe John Barnetta, on I don't use &BankI ’What a SQUARE I t ■ REAL ESTATE Top Listings In TOWN AND COUNTRY PROPERTIES A RIAL NICl HOMI IN THI 4th WARD, has three good bed­ rooms. full bath and two lavatories (colored fixtures! upstairs and down, a living room with fireplace, dining room, den and kitchen (modem I with formica tops, double walls in sink, there is lots ef storage drawers, gas furnace in double divided base­ ment, one and a half stall garage, has been recently painted and decorated, good location for ...$17,000.00 A RIAL GOOD. LARGI HOMI IN THI FIRST WARD, has living room, four bedrooms. large kitchen with real nite cupboards, family room paneled, bath with shower and stall, utility room with built-in cupboards, laundry room, has full basement, and A RIAL NICl HOMI IN THI 1i room with new carpet, dining room, new kitchen. Yi bath, gas garaga $10,000.00 A BEAUTIFUL HOMI RIGHT ON MIDDLE LAKI (120 feet lake room, kitchen with three patioi. Horses $11,000.00 bedrooms end a full bgth upstairs and down one bedroom, living rqpm. dining room, kitchen and Mi bath, full basement, gas beet, and it has a garage, for .l$7,$G0.00 A BIAUTIIUL HOMI AT ALGONQUIN LAKI, all on one floor, has large living room with fireplace, three nice bedrooms, lots of closets with overhead lights, has bath and one-hatf. kitchen and dining space together, and bar, built-in store and orek and dlsgarage, aluminum siding, paneling woe excellent road, school bus service, for $20,000.00 Wl HAVI A HOMI IN BATTLE CREEK, with three bedrooms end bath up and down H has one bedroom, living room, dining room. Wl HAVE A GOOD MODERN FOUR BEDROOM HOMI TO about 30 acres north of Hastings. AT RLIA3ANT SHORES THORNAPPLI LAKI A NIW COTTACC, room, large screened-in porch all finished in knotty pine, threepiece bam. has a flowing wall, and large septic tank large enough for two cottages, large drain field, semi-basement for $12,000.00 TWO VACANT LOTS in Hardendorif Addition with sawer, water and curb and gutter and gas ell in for.$800.00 as. $1400.00 b* beds NIARLY NIW IXCILLINT HOMI IN THI 2ad WARD. 20 x 40 ft., has living room with fireplace, dining room, kitchen‘end Wt HAVI TWO SCHOOL HOUSIS TO SIU VIRY RIA3ONAILL one has a heating plant, well, septic tank and on hard top road AMIRICAN COLD SEAL TRAILER HOUSE, size 10 x 55 ft., has all equipment, two bedrooms, living room, dining area, kitchen and bath, situated on nice lot with good wall and septic tank and drain field, lots trailer house and all for$7,900.00 A RIAL GOOD HOMI IN THI ltd WARD, with living room, din­ ing room, kitchen, two bedrooms, and full bath, glassed In back porch, full basement with automatic oil heat, garage in base­ ment, carpets and drapes, will sell with $1,000 00 down for $12,000.00 siding, fully Insulated, has baseboard hot water heating system, all copper piuptblng, birch cupboards, garbage disposal, all kinds of flowers and shrubs, has stool in basement, all situated .$10,100.00 THRU NICl RUILOING LOTS ON HASTINGS HEIGHTS. Husfinqs Cifi| Bimh HASTINGS SALESMEN A NIC! HOMI IN THI FIRST WARD has two bedrooms and W room. kitchen and-full bath, garage with cement drive, hag hardwood floors, cap instated, storm windows and gas heat, M EMBER: Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Friendly, Neighborly Service for 77 ContinuotU IITACI KIR A SCIN IC PLACE ON THORNAPPLE RIVER 24 acre* cltae In 'A Doing business with H.C.B. is the best way to build up your credit standing in the com­ munity. At H.C.B., you know you're getting service thot'i on the level, and we never tack on hidden chargee. Year* �St. Johns Wins Title; Hastings Beats Charlotte »s Must {Cage Roundup 1 GAMES ® r»ID*T mdMT r 1 7Training mininu (.mi Group Orioles Plan Activities To Hold Second Saxons Trample Middleville, Delton Orioles Led Win League Crowns By O’Donnell and Middleville High out in front, 41-40. Gene Nus- Rexnrgenl Saxont Hott Grand Ledge On Saturday Night tills month at tho Community building at Clio fairgrounds. The St. Johns Redwings, who chsmploruhlp by de­ e Lakewood Vikings Ml1® PuUaU st M«»:« Vaiiay. OtMk aS Maribau. ar r.-. > - i AMES EATVBDAT man, reviewed plans for project notebooks for Achievement Week regular basketball othedule piay...... . ............ .aatlnga Saxons, I in seventh place in the stand­ ings, will be host to Grand Ledge on Saturday. Fair next August. W. G. Underhill, club trainer, strcMcd importance of all manDvlloo A?. dtlMken AWMU 48. MUAlavW* IT, Xeoan BUU 78. BC Oestnt ea. taniur m B C. Lak.ri.w e7, Laariag PtaaJUM SI. gellavui U V iking*. Greenville posted a laslnlnutc victory over Grand Ledge Ast week, etaplitatlng a feat 75-66, then went on to edge Galesburg-Auguste Friday, 47-45. PHBP OAOI MireUUl 84. bla.-JH Bl. Xua It, Baton Xa|>M» ST. Omei 78 PUlnwiIl 12. earller earlier 81-48 defeat of Northview by the Scotties. MlddleviUe had anything but an easy time with Kenowa Hills, ulilch had scored un earlier up­ set over Coach Ray Page's fine quintet. Gary Stauffer led the Trojans with 34 points, collected on nine field goals and 18 out of IB gift*. tory over Caledonia. Friday night the teams will end their regular schedule with Delton traveling to Parchment and Middleville to Hamilton. Richland goes to Hickory Cor­ ner*. unbeaten Pennfield to Ma­ looking forward with anticipa­ ple Valley, Bt. Philip to Belle­ vue, Edmore to Saranac. Olivet tion to thi* Interesting event to SS mu, I ire wtn flV. men in in jme KO‘ng । posted its a tn with with five period Uie double figures: Gene Hus-| Middleville's Junior Varsity baum had 17. Rick Olson 15. BUI' pceUmtaanr si-47^nd until 11:30 following the Has­ Bourdo 13, Gary Ford 11 and the Exprouwny JV championtings-Grand Ledge game Satur­ Dan Sutherland . Buthcrland 10. Dave Ham day night Dancing to recorded had 26 for Mattawan. Torn Warner and Scott Henning Delton won the preliminary, tho YMCA Tri Hi-Y B Girls1 60-60. Hamilton outecored Wayland Club. Thia will be the final postFriday night Galesburg- 20-11 in the fourth quarter to Augusta led Coach Marr Wine- climax an uphill battle by upset­ the finale and tied the score at gar’s Panthers most of the way munity Fund, have been attend­ as they played a controlled game ting the Wildcats. Ooldie Hudson ■ - (3-all wtth less than two minutes ed by from l»0 to 440 boys and It wasn’t until 1:40 left In the and Scott Hilbert led Wayland ' remaining. A technical on the with 16 and 15 pointe, respec­ ' Comet bench gave Greenville a I fourth period that Delton moved tively. Middleville High's Expressway 54-53 edge ami a bucket by Jerry Conference champions nipped the Delton High eagers, cham­ Expressway record. Caledonia pions of t£e Kalamazoo Valley v gave Bob DeLong and Mike Dick Association. 66-64, In a torrid Uton 4-5, Wayland 3-6 and Youngs - opportunities and they used them game played on the Delton court. Northview 2-7. , to give the Comets a 56-56 lead Hickory Comers and Bangor ... with seconds left Then Plank Michigan’s great prep tournament is about Yn get under­ were tied 16-16 at the quarter drilled a two-pointer for the win, but the Hornets went ahead in way and area cage fans will have their pick of outstanding Plank led the Jackets with 13 games to see for the next three weeks. Hastings High's fans wttt the second with a italf-tlme edge of 31-26. then added 14 points to focus their attention on the Battle Creek Central fieldhouse for lhe gap in the third period. Ban­ double figure# Mike Edge! had . ,i. 13 for Grand Ledge and Ed T-K quintet 66-61. when they the Class A District where their Saxons are to meet Battle Creek gor made a determined bid in Meister and Jim Richardson 10 Lakeview at 7:30 next Wednesday nighf. Battle Creek Central the finale, outscoring Kellogg 29­ at Middleville. . plays Kalamazoo Loy Norrix at 7:30 Tuesday^, the opening 18. but it wasn't quite enough Delton scored the first two .......... -—............... ........ as Hickory wdn, 73-67. buckets, but from that point on night. The winner of Tuesday i St. John* rallied fc Jim Vaqdenberg had 18 for the night's game ploys Kalsmazoo. the expanded State parks system Central il 7:30 Thursday night, which even today Is "totally in- winners and Jim Gllmar and moved out In front to stay. and the winner of that game will Delton battled all tip: way but Thi win gave the Redwings at play the winner of the Hastingscouldnt quite turn the tide. xdins to Paries Chief Bancor Bangor won won the the nreiimfnarv preliminary. Middleville led 22-15 at the Lakeview game at 7:30 pm. on and then the Friday night win 12-41. uVw, quarter and held the margin Saturday. March 6. wrapped it up. defeated Sta­ Hastings has scored a 78-57 demand will continue to grty, to pleClimax-*icolte through toe second period as Valley, 67-66. Maple Valley Clark Berkhousen scored six each team tallied IS points fur upset victory over the Battle the detriment of the tourist In­ led 37-30 at the half. Bruro of those last 12 points on a pair lhe halftime count of 33-31. Creek Bearcats on Feb. 13. show­ dustry and Michigan's general Hunt scored 20 points for the Delton slashed four points ing great improvement over their economic health." Elmer said, .. The flashy Redwing guard har­ early season games during which Barry County has received 8370 ried Greenrille throughout and Allegan High's eagers clinched they dropped a 54-37 ' ' ' ' .000 mailed to 76 the Wolverine Conference title Uie Battle Creek ntles as 1964 psyGreenvllle led moot o Thi* is the fifth tide in 10 years and had a 10-polnt mUllmV acres ot for Coach George Van Wagoner Rob White took game scoring Michigan. In the Wolverine circuit. AUegan outscored the visitor* has a 10-1 record with Plainwell Ss tiilrd period and left to go in league play. f fourth towin gotni King had 17 for Middle-1 Lakewood High will be host to the State. . . "Gary Stauffer 5, Jack a Class B District tourney with tral title outright by t>cll । 6 and Tom Griffith Lakewood playing Ionia at 7:30 Wp^Norman 3. pm. Tuesday. Wednesday night Nusbaum led the Pan­ The win gave the Redwings re­ venge for they had dropped four thers with 23 points on eight Lowell at 7:30 and Thursday to the Vikings over the buckets and six out of pine night Belding plays the winner chariUcs. Rick Olson had 18 of the Ionia-Lakewood game at points. Bill Bourdo 11, Dan Suth­ erland 8 and Gory Ford 5. Friday. Coach Larry Eggers' Middleville won the Junior lAkewood eager* should reach and beat St. Johns Uie Varsity game, 64-39, to remain the finals without any trouble, Three jumps ahead of lhe' civil but they will have their hands pumped in unbeaten. full—again—when they play the scarcely two jumps ahead of Uie .teh 18 and Oozy Becker 10 to lead Uie Red­ over Maple Valley In tf nou- big Lowell team rated fourth in Red Chinese invasion of India, the Blate by the UPI and sixth globe-girdling, hlgh-fldvcnture pho­ wings. Berkhousen needs 22 Jcague go al Lake Odessa tographer Wally Taber continual John Booher paced the Vikings pointe against Ionia Friday to -------24 points. Dave Lindberg theleague leaguerecord recordorofart!with 207; break.ne •.ressway cham- to carry toe proverbial rabbit s foot held by Herb Black of Charlotte, had 35 for the Mkple Valley lads iopklns. with a cn another of his annual idiow Wcrbteh nreds 38 for the new and Bruce Hunt added 17. mark, according to Walter Jaeh- I Lakewood won the preliminary. while Hamilton plays the power­ How do you tell? He Is still ful Fennville team Thursday at kt the Hopkins Class B alive! 57-56 win over Ionia veorinc ! »on the Junior Varsity game. 7:30 Bringing with him a pair of tourney. The winners play for films which critics widely lure 23 petota Don Cortis had IX the title at 8 pm. Saturday with Jab* Mowstt scored 24 for the i ------------ V— the district champion going to loom with Jim Lytle and Steve | Michigan State goes to a ten- •Jie Battle Creek Regional. Mid­ Adarn. adding 12 each. EOimc football schedule in 1965, dleville has a 9-5 record while Fennville is 13-2, and has the lumped off to a 23-0 first period 1948 when they compiled sensational Richie Jordan on the Auditorium. Thunday, March 4. teain. Jordan scored 43 points at 8 pan. under the aponxrdiip against Kalamazoo Hackett. done before—twice to HastingsDon Plank sank a lumper with . eight seconds left to give the -► Yellow Jackets the win. ' drtenvllle led Grand Ledge 2—THE HASTINGS BANNER Middleville at BoaketbaJl lotte. tiw OrtoiM scored a leal. Sparing schools are Fennville^ Hamilton, Middleville, and Hop. Past Resident Dies in Indiana Heading tho teams will be Rids Jordon, Fennville; Mcrlo Jurrtco, Hamilton; Dob White, Middleville, wl Dill Nlcholai, Hopkins. A. Frank Ulrich former rtal- Caledonia. Friday night it was a different the Peabody Home, North ManCaledonia led only once in the story, fourth quarter Friday to whip Dog Show as required for com­ pletion Of ttllS JWA ClAJUL Post-Game Dance than expected I Coach VanderVeen't Cagert Avenge Early BUI Bourdo crucial free throw* i in the final period. Olson led Seaton Defeat, 89-71 Delton with 13 and Dan (hitherHastings High School's Saxons land had 11. continued to impress Uielr fans Delton won the Junior Varsity Friday night whan they gained from game, 30-33. sweet revenge over Charlotte High by humbling the Orange half- game at Delton Tuesday night, have won their league UUes, The Panthers won their first Kalamazoo Valley Association Central Standings JFest Middleville Nips Delton, 66-64, Tuesday Night irmrr potar — ... —, In BOWL 18-13, margin at the TL . — 1....... . the third quarter Coach Indiana. poured tn 36 pointe while Uie Friday, Feb. IP. with burial at visitors got 33. and in the last quarter they added another 34 to the Orioles’ 16 and won going the Orioles took a momentary Fabulous free throwThootlng— }Md. 23-21. probably lhe best shown by a The advantage waa brief as Blue & Cfbld squad In many, Peterson rebounded for two, many years—contributed to Uie Dave Williams, who came ot! Ui* victory. Hastings converted 37 bench to help spark the secondout of 33 charities, including six quarter effort, meshed » long one and Peterson followed with of seven by Captain Paul Lubl- another two-pointer and the enleckl. eight out of 12 by ODcn- Baxons were out In front to stay. The Baxons put the game on Hams and Carl Peterson, one for ice with about three minutes left 3 by Ken Weller and one for one when they made the score 78-65 , by Tom King and John Schowal- In the closing minutes Coach, VandarVeen cleaned his bench. fU gawMxrv: I Armchair Athlete Hastings went hard all night and outplayed Uie bigger visit­ ing team although the locals had trouble finding the hoop early In the game. Except for ODonnell. who wafted in four out of six field goal attempts, the Baxons could not find lhe hoop In the first period. They did convert seven out of eight gifts while Char­ lotte made three out of three plus 0,ve out of 18 from the floor, FOR FUN and HEALTH all of our lanes have been resurfaced for the new season and all equip­ ment has bean checked and reconditioned. SHARPEN UP YOUR GAME Open Bowling SATUR­ AND DAYS and Bob & Mickey Lambert Ypur Hosts teams were “hot." The OriolM banged the hoop for seven out of 14 while the Saxons drilled eight out of 21. In the third frame Uie Baxons made 50 percent of their 22 shots while Charlotte sank nine out of 91. HASTINGS BOWL INC. Woodland at Michigan Charlotte scored first but then Hastings went ahead 6-3 and re­ mained out in front until mid­ Ray in the second stanza when Michigan State played its first hockey schedule In 1922. com­ peting against Michigan once and Notre Dame twice and drop­ ped all three encounters. BANNER WANT ADS PAT Wally Taher Hits India Before Red Chinese A GREAT NEW WAllY TABER SAFARI SHOW TIGER JAGUAR SAFARI SEE end HEAR CENTRAL SCHOOL AUD. Thunday, March 4 8 P.M Outdoor Trait —The Ice on talnment u club-charity prenlo­ gcrous prior to last weekend's tions." Ixris Stidham, Barry County cold streak, and Conservation Sportswomen's Club president said. Officer Gene Brown reminds year-out popular aa the Wally everyone that the time is getting short for getting fishing aliantles "This year Taber combines un­ explored Mexico wlUi unknown B1WhUe the lee. and fishing, has India to turn out an evening's entertainment that long will M for Harold Wauchck of Pullman, remanbertd by Uie whole family. who has been here with Mr. and Everything from jumping beans to Mra. Bob Adgale, R3 Middleville, jaguar and sardines to gwordfiah because of his wife's illness. Taber found In our next-door Harold caught an 11-pound. 35- neighbor's domain south of the inch northern pike on a tipup on border down Mexico way. Tn India, two jumps ahcaM of Williams Lake tn Yankee Springs Wednesday of last week, after the Red Chinese invasion.’ StltfP fishing about two hours. He had tamer newsman blasted a path no trouble landing the whopper, as he was using a 63-pound test with rifie. shotgun, even bow-andline with a seven-inch perch as arrow, and followed up wlUi rod end reel to document in living color an India Uiat is virtually Brown reminds you that the pike unknown to the outeide world " Massive Astatic bison, mammoth rabbit season closes' on March 1. Bengal tigers, deadly venlmous co­ bras. exotic jungle fowl, strutting pmfuwl. oll-bul-exUnct Indian b the report that the Conserva­ tion Department la "doing every­ rhinoceros and baff-a-hundred le*thing we can” to' insure that a scr critters Tober cteep-rtcluxi in cdortti celluloid for ail posterity. major part of Uie Pt. Custer military reservation will be con­ Tatar’s India is a oounirj that verted to recreational use if mid Shen It is declared surplus by le Federal government. The Parks Section has prepared n tentative masUff plan showing how more than ! 1,000 acres could be developed into a multiple-use recreation people Land' Which he now bring, litre. -------area orca wherewhere people "Equally wild was the Mexlran could hunt. full, txamp. swim, picnic and just plain enjoy adVROture that went Into 'Jaguar Lhenurivos in an outstanding Dtxmtry.” Stldliam admunlsheiL "No doubt. Tuber has triumphed outdoor'MtUng. . . . A 8133 million parks and rec­ Main and our club Is delighted to reation ptan for Michigan span- b® *bte to bring both the program t 10 yesus was outthe Conservation Uiu month. Ttn sue. *5 on the exciting new WBCH MARCH HOURS 7 o.m. to 6:30 SUNDAYS Mott WEEKDAY AFTERNOONS. QUIZ SHOW ‘The 12-20 Scholar' londay tin Friday 1:30 to 2:00 p.m. ISTEN FOR FULL DETAILS We May Be Calling You! a 1220 On Your Diol THI HASTINGS AND BARRY COUNTY RADIO STATION �Wrestling tourney Hasting* High wrestler* and Hastings Saturday. The lion wilt be at Northwestern Junior High- Bowling NIGHT OWLS LEAGUE Norm Hall and Ray Thaler led on Feb. 16. rolling M7a Norm had a 214 high game and Ray 206. Ray Pavlik posted 571, Jim Durbin 206-653, Paul Cassel 521 Dick Bonarskl 509, Len Jopple 203-526. Ted Dahnan 527. Bob Bhoup 216-529 and Dan Catach Standing*: Hite Owl* 66H. Delton Cafe 64. Eagles 58, A*Mtnbler* 53H. Head Phu 48S Misfit* 33. Sidewinder* 30',-j and Egg Heads 30 Ray Thayer led lhe circuit TUeutay with 205-589. Jim Dur­ bin pasted 210-586, Date OuenLeUner 201-500. Norm Hall 221­ 564. Dick Bonarskl 213-565. John Andora 183-497 and Clyde Carr Hackney 212-642. Hare Haan houser 128-232. BiU Tedilda 131­ ! 333-591, Chuck Altoft 215-660 217, Barry Haren* 130^215. Jeff and Ron Prilow 214-557. ’• Konntatan 106-204 and Jahn Standing*: FUtera 70%. WBCH Haan 163-201. Debby Havfk iusd 65, HaaUngs Milling 62. Moose a 130 game and Tom Andrews and Sanitary Service 60. Eart 126. erk Oarage M%, Rcohm Moten 62%, McAllister* 51%. William* Insurance 51. MUler'a Pub 47. LaDere 100. Spencer Goodyear 98. Sheryl VanDenburg 97. Jerry Miller's Durodepn 43, Burkey Whitney 05 and Ron Wyngarden and Rod Newton 85. John’s 14. RECREATION LEAGUE NO. 2 Christian, GJL Ottawa HUI*. OR. South. Grand Ledge. . Lee Springer led the field ot Grandville. Jackson. Jackwn good bowlers Wednesday with 255-636 for league honors. Dave Reynold* posted 343-636, Gene Hasting*. Grandville, defend- Harting* BUNDAY MIXED LEAGUE Wl. George Cogswell 334-577. Bob HOrtke 214-570, Al Taylor 200-538, Ben Kenyon 534, Jim Dewayns Gallup 204-510. John Kaaliuiky 508. Lou Bltabeo 505 and Clarence Ehlert 501 Standings: Bum* Refrigera­ | WartmXc^fXrArk? Saxon Wrestlers Take Third in League Tourney Hostings High School's wrest­ ling team took third plsce tn the West Central Conference tourna­ ment held at St. Johrte Satur­ day. with Grand Ledge again capturing the champlonahlp with 93 points. Charlotte look over Hasting,' Standing*: Team 7. 65: Team er’s Tavern 55. AekJU's 53S4. 4, 54: Hooker Motor, 53; Froat WalldorfF* and John's Auto Freeze 49: Team 1. 44%; Team I Port* 53, Gilmore’* 44. Hasting* third with 69. 8, 43; John's Speed Equipment, * Mesita and John’s Crank Balance Greenville waa fourth with CO 34M,, and Team 5. 25. 43, 7-Up 42 and Nashville Gravel pointe. St. John* liad 46, Lake­ Bill Tschlda had an outstand­ wood 30, Alina 15 and Ionia one ing afternoon, rolling 325-613. 7,?hn *•>? S" point. WED. AFTERNON LEAGUE Hailing* came out ot the tour­ uord ported 185-519. Standing*: Maker’s 63'1 W '»^wofldnuui Burnl »V-5O4. Benni. ney with three individual cliaraplonahlp*. ! Kr n 179-505., GeneIM-508. WyantHsten 180- Stanton's Bide Sunton s 54. 54. East East Side Lumber Lumber i?<4”*Dorolh » Cikncra 4^Na- HASTINGS MFG. LEAGUE Jack-Smith was the big gun Feb. 16, firing 568. Mike Rey­ nolds rolled 2U2-557rKArol Ow ’j 222-550, Eldon Mathews 203-540. Ken IlOie 530. Aaron Sherk 200ix. m iu_ mo. nort wuHam* Pnb rnrmr.n,,. tto -d STo202-836 Sm?^2M-523 Trt Gsllun M0 SMTj» nrit Jerrv 5M Smetaer B?h IfaUrt Acler MFwd k”‘ W'’' V,U Beckwith 525. <178-475. Ella Higdon 1W-442, yj. Teem u 34^ aotanen ference title, defeating Mai >u.,»n Tool Room M C.‘» “» Oolmwi. T<^ Room 68, Ca- Bourne 155-417, Mary Ann M'A--------- ----- ---------------------------- Che final* to earn 19 team point*. c«irtChnuLeNRr rv r? 50 c<’' TsriUda 164-440. Joon KasUisky | Barb Klereey took terien honH Uh m ‘Ju' 172’<53- Nancy Taylor 146-417 [ ore with 207-535 and Marine championship and earned 12 nee 48 Piston* 44, Preasere <3 P’y ”“ Brogn 1“~400' . team pointe in lhe 154-pound di­ Journeymen’ 25%W,’L°S “n<1 THURSDAY MATINEE 1205-525. Shirley VanDenburg 187- vision. Hastings' other ehampion is Dale Geiger was the-big gun Htanding*: Hasting* Motor 502, Faye Alien 182-463. Ruby Tuesday, firing 231-592. Harry Sale* 60%, Canada Dry 56%, Downey 169-483. Pauline Healy Terry KvUer. who pinned Jim McCollum rolled a dandy 263 for Trucking 49. Smith & Dai- <; 156-427, Geneva Ockmnan 159- Therrlan of Grand Ledge in the solo honor* and finished with tfr CryxEal Candles 45 and 435, Mickey Lambert 179-465. final* In one minute. 27 seconds 554. Maynard Tucker chalked, Ramblrra 29. jJan Peuruch 161-446, Wilma for the 127-pound title to earn 13 311-582. Eldon Mathew* 202-557. Fye Allen waa thc closnteat las-I Daniel* ' 163-455. Helen AckeU team pointe. “Keller looked great Jack Chadwick 211-541. Al Rclg- ’•*. rolling 206-535. Jeanlcc Dal-; 171-478. Alma CovUic 184-454, in winning the championship. He ler 223-546. Joe Stutz 201-564 and num cltalked 162-451. Lynda Eva Rowley 146-417. Rosemary beat both the No. 1 and No. 2 men.” Coach Bob Hiller Karol Owens 303-546. < F.«her 173-446. Kay Lydy 163-446,! Raber 154-419. Helen Martin 126­ seeded declared after Uie meet ------------ Lol* Kenyon 170-448, Bobblo 337 and Metho Gray 146-422. Phil Arnold of Hastings took RECREATION LEAGUE NO. 3 | "*ndy *6VS?‘ 1 fourth In the 95-pound class, Charlie Blough snaggled 210- 4,9 and Ullun B^uDwd 158­ MONDAY BOWLERETTE8 earning three team pointe. Hl* 597 to lead Feb 16. Norval Tha- 41°" Standing*: Walldorff'* 76. liasler rolled 216-586. Gene Poll 530. es Tom Gleason of Greenville E. W. BLISS LEAGUE Harold Eckert 203-541. Ray Wie­ won first. Wood of St. Johns sec­ land 213-556. Ray Dickinson 530. Standing*: King Pina ond and Bell of Alma third. Jim Barr 531. John AUerdlng 527. Foundry 42%, Red Crowns 43. —. — clean ... . and V & J Mobil 50!i, OU* Jim Andrews look runner-up Lal lie and Ajoembkr* 40. Side more’* 50, Copper Lantern No. 2 honors in the 103-pound division, Young* 537 and Jim Annan 224- : Floor 38%. Pattern Shop 38. Can • ha* 48. Actionflek 47, Gardner** losing to Bob Wood of Green­ Plant 37%. Flyer* and Core 45. HaaUngs Milling 41. Hlgb- ville In the final*. 4-2 Andrews Standings: Freeport Supply 70. Room 36. Engineer* and Repair*j lander 40. Copper Lantern No. I earned nine team point, and ho* u ---------------------------.ri.^ k.. o-— Farmer* Ga, 63'i. Michigan Bell K. wertM -------------,------------------------------------------—«n . 6m. Mahler Motor* 56. Eckardt er* 33. Lucky Strikers 28. Mixer* । Hostings Floor Covering 37 and won the title. Harper of St. Autos 53. Moriarty Bldg* 51. Citi- • 37% and Blazer* 26. ' Cuyler'a 38. John* was third and Hogan of zrn* Elevator 49. Saskatoon Golf Dick Root led the Bllm tad* I Barb Klerx-y led U10 tasales Grand Ledge fourth. 47. Yoder’s Sunoco 41%. Bergylwith 221-601, lArry Novak fired w«h 211-493. Betty Shrier 186In the 112 class. Hasting*’ Dale ‘Tirr- zn ni.r* n>.— K> t>1 Mrg_tr) J10-519 1464. Betty Carr 158-458, Jane ..." . . .Lambka .. * Cole c-aIa 168-467, tna.zm E. v vLkiiluuuer 173 an, ­ Miller look fourth winning four C^P*n>nr 2ltrdJMr‘L2?-.~ ' ru,n NMh 219-578. Jack (earn points. His season record i* Harold Eckerts 206-572’ wa* M1. Burdick 203-519. Gor- 465. Anna McDonald 173-474. 1-3. Fisher of St. Johns was first. Irene Heath 160-461, Ellen Davis Greg Johnson of Charlotte sec­ <lon H‘”r 533 I,u’T11 5,7 gled 216-569. Ray Wieland 210-; Charles Krau* 201-531 Lynn 172-478. Kate Colvin 157-4M. ond and Bruce Wasllewski of S’■>“"’»* »hS aSi Slmron Harrington 161-464, Joyce Greenville was third. M1- Olb T*te 216-509. Dale Cap- Bkrdgell 171-459. Mtrna DePew u.uu aw nm335-507 and jpon 55g Howard Petem 200-531. 183-435. Sandy Clinton 165-463. Udg* in the 120-pound division, Jack Bhelcr 517 Car! Rose 206- 532. Bill HoDen- Gerri Newton .174-466 and Emma earning eight team pointe and a beck 504. Jim Barnum 535. Ruso Magoon 163-464. TUESDAY TWISTERS 'Golden 213-555, Lyn Howe 512. Bet|y Miner rolled 483 Feb. 16. Bud Green 212-547. Jack Smith Avery of Grand Ledge second Alice Smith 173-440. Dollie Lar­ 213-506. John Riedl 214-419, CUri 184. Boonie Hathaway 163 and and Jim Forman of Lakewood sen 161-464. Dori* Greenfield 158- Baker 221-568. Nolan Johncock M. Ulrich 1S1. Jane Kennedy of was fourth. 500. Dick Bonarskl 206-5C8. Don the Highlander picked up the Following Keith Keller in the Shirley Reid had a 153 gam*. Haywood 302-558. Ella Gillett 5-7-10 *pht. ; 137-pound class were Jim TherSally Butler 166 and Irene Salih 141-415. Ann Pavlik 154-402 and rtan of Grand Ledge second. Ron 151. Lorna Springer picked up' Bally Moore 159-413. MONDAY MIXERS Howard of Charlotte third and the 6-7-10 split. Greg Wellman of Lakewood Standing*: Alley Cate 58. Monday was posted by June COMMERCIAL MINORS Pleaiant Point Motel 56, Bam wo* Hastings* Standing*: Smith Bros. 83, Benner 722-520 Winnie Chand­ Market 55. Sally * Beauty Salon pound division, ler rolled 180-488, Mickey Lam­ 49, Pepsi 48', and Local Finance Products 49. V &-J 48^ Kiurhriris — Mason with a bert 189-468, Fare Allen 1M­ 1-16-2 record. 'Will Trachsel of 493. Loraine Bornum 175-428, Sandy GaUup waa the leader 47. Chenoweth Machine 4J%. Reba Lydy 18V494, Boonie Grand Ledge won the t;u», Dave with 168-441. Ruth M|Uer had Hathaway 187-470. Pat Vogt 167­ BMlte of Charlotte was second. 158-440. Sally Butler 154 - 409. Charlie Smith of St. John* third Lorna Springer 150-407 and Dol- ten Monument 43%. Consumers 462. Louise Balia 182-507, Joyce And Husted of Alma fourth. lle Larsen 159-404 Greta Grein­ er had naa a a 146 iw game. game, Sally aany asoore Mary Lou Snyder 170- ! .Mark Andereon also foiled to er MoOre. OU. Viking and Hastings Electric j ond Barb Paavo 141*. Judy Ba- 3? and Hartings Banner and,■ Sharon Endstey 135-1 <0. More for the Baxons in hla first ker 156, Marlene Lowell 155 and Team 18 *•»»•»■ »h»k ! Fran Owen* 171-446 and Mildred U^ttnament. and ha* a 3-3 ree, Smith 168-465. Sharon Geiger 140. ' 36 pointe. pound clW. Bore Maxwell of I Standing*: Foodland 70, WelGrand Ladge won the individual TUESDAY MIXED LEAGUE I touTler on game* of 213-201-200 come 67. Piston Ring 65. Haan honors, O*CnnDall of BL Johns Standing*: Koller's Cities Serv-1for 814 Jbn ®amum chalked 61, Vogt 58. Northside 57, Bay­ wm Mcond, Kai th Keeler of ice 72. Andrus Agency 57%, High-1537- Ken Demott 548. Duwayne Inga & Loan 56, McAlltoler <4, Greenville third and Denny Boland’s Dairy apd Ken’* and Bob'*1 AUerdlng 559. Kay Moore 532, • Bonnet Ar Gown 50. Banner. deli of Charlotte fourth. Gulf 56. 8 & K Radiator Shop I l>al'l Woodman 202-538. Del Mar- Mary’s and Ftood Center 49. HasIn the 145-pound class Has­ 35% and Biieock Marathon 35 ' PoU »22. R*y tings Heights «%. Pannatea tings alio failed to score. Rum Don Graham led the league Lundquist 514. Carl Aspinall 537, 42'4. Big D 37. Girl* >3. Sheriff Felske ended the season with a Gamfi Bertas: Dick Herbstreith 503 and Cart Girls and Michigan Magnetic 0-10 record. Sam Bodell of Char­ with 214—542. Bob Miller had Hathaway 600. lotte won that title. Rou Sattler 193-521, Praln Glover 184-637.1 -----------Norm Jenkin* 197—479. George, HASTINGS CLASSIC LEAGUE BANTAM LEAGUE third and Dollarhlte of St. John* son 169—469. Jcrl Cheney 181— better nights and took iwiie. Lew LaDere led the young ona fourth. . 513. Lou Richter 177—479. Doro- honors with 245-635. Jerry Bmcl- with 161-285, Jack Miller roiled Trailing Myer* in the 154tha B.-umm. 174—470. Dorothy kre chalked 208-591, Dick Bonar- 158-277, Jerry Whitney 137-289. pound divtalon was Jim Wick­ Glover 164 —442, Louise Annta rki 255-592. Floyd WUllama 201- Mark Haines 133-252, Bob Terry ham of Lakewood, whom Myer, 171-417 and Betty McCollum 574. Ward Woodmansee 219-555. 133-249. Mike Brown 145-248, dectaloned 5-0 in the final*, with 165-434. John Knxlnsky 214-570. BUI Terry Starks 139-222, Cathy Dol- Harry Wood worth of Charlotte third and Dan Swartz of Green­ ville fourth. Bob Gfbaon took third in the 165-pound claaa, earning eight team pointe for the Saxon* and finishing with a 16;< record for the season. Jay WtbMr of Grand l<edge wa* tiie champion. Jim Jokel of Greenville took second and Essex of Alma was fourth Ju.t vi.it our handy ihowroom and pickup a few .heet. of our top­ quality Prefinished Paneling. We'll give you eaiy-to-follow initallation advice HARDWOOD PANELING - Genuine Wood Not Printed Panels. 3-Ply, Fine Furniture Finish '4x8 Sheets. Low X ^\Fbre»t-Service $*|95 o sheet jAltoft 4H'er, P|q[^ POfTy I |pUlW mm In —. High -..I.• 1 in th« tlie W.Hi Hastings main .H,m gym HAbrlnar Sebring scared 1* 14. Inrrv Larry Rn-nrKT Spencer ' re* *, CI thi* Thunday while Wilson In- 7. Jerry Eckman 5 and Larry; / O BUY aVlVtlllKl tumce and .FruncL<xn Farm uyasua Dykstra *. 4. . • Xr . 1 n aurano- ana rrunctsca num _ ।1 I Supply will bottle In the nightTed Eglcrton had 17 point* fori / fOCt III Ll.r. , cap Fisher - Hengvabach. Bob CarWilson ami Francbeo are ,non>’ flnd K<*er l4Un*e hjui 9.1 Senator Philip A. Hart and tied for second ntaee in the Art Mrode 7, Lee McMillen 5 Congressman Raymond Clrvenior aecona puce in ine ... । ger (D-Mlch) Monday announced Harting* Men's cage circuit ! fl.nt . > TT a ■ >1 h.. .... v^vhh Middleville Merchant* play J.r'” . Hasting* Mfg. Company's entry Woodland Market7 0 1.000 in the Upper Peninsula and I Francisco Farm Supply .4 1 A37 negotiating with the/owner*. Ung plan WaDdurU's otitis. cut down the Hastings Merch­ ants, 78-53; Woodland Market wldppcd Ftaher-Hengcobarii. 64­ 49. Dowling walloped Uie HocUngs Merchants, 45-20. and WUsan Insurance trampled Walldarff's 78-50. STJhireui A roller skating party waa planned by members of the Al­ toft 4H Club at their regular 10 pm. at the Tiromappte Roller Rink Each member may bring families and former Altaic 4H members are al*o Invited. Dianna MUboum was ap.4 3 J" I wood* and lake* in Gogebic Harting* Merchant* .3 5 .386 ; County adjoining the Wl*con- . Following the business mrettng Dowling ............-----------------FirtiM - llengesbacti . ...2 6 250 In . kunr umouncln. U» • «*»”■ Hatting* Mfg. Ceyd._..f 6 .143' impending purcha.-«-. Secretary,,un' Walldorff'* ....Zt.......... 1 6 .143 of Agriculture Orville Freeman ^i^-^ State Coaches' ‘•'^^^e^JPete March 20 Presbyterians Set Volleyball I gvr tlyd hr prupoxs U> add the 1 he Michigan High School ing 14 points each. Randy Hum- r ___________ - —. ----Un and Merle Martui had 10 LetlQUC 10111110 Foraa to prtBcrve Ita natural tnenToFthe Michigan Education each. Steve Harrison and Ed. ~ 1 beauty and develop its rverea- Association, will hold its annual Maurer bad 6 and Dave AckeU The Hastings Independents ^oh potential. ’banquit and Justness meeting 4. Dave Kruko pumped in 20 for mcrt the pace-setting Praby-, noted that the March 20 at Michigan State Walldorff s. M.ry ftey had 15. t*™n» at 8 pm. thi* Wednee22? Unlvmlty. Jerry Mahler 10. John Mahler 4 .«•»>' **** JSXJ£»dlng uT^urXJ^ 1™ W Stacks, assistant exeand Art Bennett 1. Tether* in lhe ;Y“ ro leybull thr Michigan Dara in Swift led Dowling I league conducted in conjunction the wta win over the local J with the Men ’s Condi Conditioning to» lhe Men. taxiing ““X X relation, i* chairman of the Meeehanta s.lft had n dare in th. main Harting. High ^^^Ad mccung which ta bring held tn points. Bob Gaskill 12. Don !K>lnlect gjoOOO annually in taxen conjunction with Um Michigan Dorter and Don Storm 8 each ; Al 7 thc Methodlsta were fronl U1<, UbcV clev_ High School Athletics Asaocla•M II1 »•" *’ UM U-r would unuU Uoc Uuk.U*ll Uu„»—U ttMullen, scored seared 10 far . ... ■Bx.l. CIBUb .. .... .to decide ..... n.l. • Mullen* for lhe the ' nlxce ( atholira and lhe llnne |»lih nais. Merchants, Ed Hanutra 5. I h “f ,h* which method might bret help Ticket* for the bonqurt W David Klrtrman 4 and Dave Woodland. offset this, lam be obtained from Fred Stacks. Strupple 1. —■ w^LiwS2a’1’b.“TiSS Pumping in 22 point,. Mike CctTigan led lhe Lumbermen to wln- Mom-y i'iecaon o uw u< nt,, scored 18 pointe. Gary VunHou-1 bytcrian* and Catholics play who formed lhe Sylvania Club-j now belongs to the L P. Fisher ; ten 14. Gary Cote 12. Dave Rey- HasUnga Indcpendmta Estate and two brotliera. P. and nolds 7 and Dave Yorger 5 , pointe. Don 5owm, 'Vu ’ R Christiansen Arney each got 17 pointe for J** ham 4H Cluba enjoyed a Joint PleaSOntvieW and ',1. Dnnnam ClUDS Meet Ghee 12. Ken Nell 6 and Asher xfrv-.twA i i Hug* and Nashville .7 “ w Vi.it Electron, VARIETY OF, PUPPIES I The Altoft Electrical <« 711 and gave an Interesting talk on Uie country, It's people ami Club, hunting and flailing by the own- former Nancy Larkin who work- ncwly Joyed a vtaR from — .^ . ------------ w-----------. Monday. March I,- — at 7 farmed 411 electrical Club from: . P,i|fnrnla tn«.-n«ltj.I--------------------------- -pm. ----Nuh«l>. auunW. m. Ill ™ >» “•*.”5“ <*■ “? lUraU Itou or U» “JZuTB.Sro L.lUBi dr Lo. Club U U» ubooL Nashville Club, and Dick Anteles de Porcluncula (Town ot PUns wUJ ** n’«^e f™Thomas. Altoft leader, and their q, ’ thc QuMn of Ule An- . luck supper to be held in April. number* exchanged Ideas andi8eU of porcluncula). the Nation-1, R^rtahmfpU were served Mr enjoyed getting acquainted. laI Geographic say*. Over the low'n» thcWneetlng. Banner Adi Benefit YOU I Uic Banner IVanX Adil ANNOUNCING a special sale on a special new full-size Ford with this complete equipment package for month division were Mark Hughe* of Grand Ledge, Brad Gillespie of Lakewood, and Dennl* Robins of Charlotte. Gibson’* season recLaa Belfield, who had been 111 before the tournament, failed to score and finished with a 7-7-2 record for the season. Jorgenson of Grand Ledge took the heavy­ weight crown. Tim Piteher of field of Greenville and Spledd n< raw-.._ BEAUTIFUL The league - leading Woodland ---------------------------- —— --------- ■--------------:-------------- ---------------------------------------------- -—:------------ SSX —UI -S UK BRING HOME A NEW WALL THIS WEEKEND oS ■01 Top Woodland Cagers To Play Hastings Quint Troop 175 Has Polar Bear Camp Last Weekend Bargain buy-*65 Ford Custom Special I Crulse*O-Matlc Drive—Ford’s 3-speed auto­ matic-heads the list of standard equipment! Other highlights-^-deluxe all-vinyl upholstery • bright seat side shields • heater-defroster white sidewall tires • special bright exterior trim • wheel covers • new, powerful 150-hp Big Six! Choice of 2- or 4-door models. White or Caspian Blue! Troop 17# ot-Southeastern school HOME IMPROVEMENT CENTER nt Saturday nt 0 am. staying until Bunday morning. urday with them. Clie-sUr Cramcould not stay all night as he lias o> broken collarbone After preparing Uielr supper, two patrol*, one flashlight to a patrol, ran a compass course. e Eugene wish to SWhite Sale! FISHER -HENGESBACH, Inc 328 N. Michigan Hastings Wl 5-2421 �Federal Budget To Cost State Over $L5 Billion Halves or Slices . . . Toner Tom SHURFINE PEACHES J 14ox. cam $1 Shurfine PEAR HALVES Shurfine . GRAPE JELLY Spartan Crunchy Chlpi SWEET PICKLES Spartan Regular or Protested KOSHER DILLS Plneappde-Orange SHURFINE DRINK Shurfine' Elbow Macaroni or Elbow SPAGHETTI3 Hb., pkgi. $1 formula ehova the actual ProJfartionata chare of the budget Of eqch state marc accurately, because a report of ooUccUoru « federal taxes do not represent Spartan Liquid DETERGENT Shurfine Dark, Sweet CHERRIES PRUNE JUICE 3 qH. $1 Spartan GRAPE JUICE Roxey Brand DOG FOOD In roieaMnc the flgurea, Hall mid, "It is gratifying to note; that President Johnson gives anpropriate cmpinuls in his budget mrem to the need for efficien­ cy, eoonany and coot reduction PESCHKE 'KING-SIZE' FRANKS SHURFINE KIDNEY BEANS SHURFINE PORK & BEANS SHURFINE IODIZED SALT SPARTAN ASSORTED NAPKINS MARTHA WHITE BIX MIX atndnt in dealing withfrequtsts for various now prognurCs If this budget is to stay leas than HOC btnion this year." DARK RED 15-OZ. CAN 15-OL CAN 26-OZ. BOX PKG. OF 60 7’k-OZ. PKG. 1-LB. CAN, GOLDEN CREAM STYLE or WHOLE Barry Residents Pay $87,662 in December Tax KERNEL SHURFINE CORN, Michigan sales tex coPection for 15- oz. cant, RED BEANS or APPLESAUCE W'rth Coupon On Other Page 16- oz. cans, SPINACH or SAUERKRAUT 1-lb. can WHOLE or SLICED BEETS “ 14'/i-oz. can, PURE EVAPORATED MILK 12-oz. can VAC-PAC GOLDEN CORN . LEAN, SLICED Lent Corners By Mrs. Loland Hammond ' • at ruinw.ii Letter ot February IS: Sehuday at Bronson Hospital. ★ General Noble recently returned from two weeks In Kentucky, be­ ing called there by the Illness and death of his grandfather. * I YOUR HEALTH I HEADQUARTERS ■ Through these doors pass ■ the friendliest people we I know. They’re our customers Q and they know wa're always I ready to serve... as a handy I one-stop shopping center, or as a health headquarters in timqofneed. ha’s a good man to know. You can rely on him to fill PORK STEAK 39? SWIFTS PREMIUM BONHESS BOSTON STYLE SWIFTS PREMIUM BONELESS, CUBED PORK ROAST PORK CUTLETS ib 69‘ «b.49‘ Farmer Peet’s Fully-Cooked Hams... 'GENEROUS' SHANK PORTION '= ■A1TCH BONE REMOVED' TOMI Jacobs Prescription Phormocy 126 East State St. PM. Wl J-MSS 12-16 lb. WHOLE HAMS * 49‘ arap«m«i\w sg pack *■” 15'/j-oz. can CHILIETS or Pkg. 50 BOOK MATCHES 8 «.$J SHURFINE RED SALMON SHURFRESH CHEESE SPREAD SHURBEST MARGARINE 5 CTNS. 89* 69* $1.00 �Urge Raising j Minimum Age To Drive to 17 > HERE'S A SURE SIGN OF Spring Savings A rceolutlon to ralM the mtalmum driving age to 17 'taes.VBen pM*ed by th* MlchlgM tMMnr Education Asaodaltoil. a depart­ ment oi the Michigan Ijduitfaan Association. In pamfag 1 !tho resolution. tho. MDEA, wlkss members are high school dnVcr sduesfinn uiachcr*, vtatgd that IB-year-old drivers cannot be expected to copc with Die oOtnplcalUts nt XtKDk-HKl tOfWL condition*. . . In cun Junction with L|m rtpalulton, MDEA 1* alap ^aoktaf a move Io Usch driver adacaUou classes In lhe Uth grads Instead of tho 10th grade a* 9 NOW! FILL YOUR BARE CUPBOARD FOR LESS! 1-LB. CAN, SHURFINE QUALITY FRUIT COCKTAIL,. !' SHURFINE FROZEN f ORANGE JUICE\ The MDEA alto weal OO rec­ ord aa favoring * State reqati*ment that student* who pave completed driver education course* drive with & parent or guardian for at U-aat three mouth* Ixf oro receiving their permanent license*. In addition, the mwoclatton ha* endorsed tha rooccunandattoos made by Gov. George W. Ranney* special CrmttntoMon co Traffic Sofoty. Tbcao recom­ mendations include; requiring all beginning driver*, adult* aa well a* yyutha, to complete a driver education coarse, adding 300 troopers to the staff <X lho staff of the Michigan State Po­ lice; increasing state payment* to schools for (hirer educatton course*; raising driver license fee* to pay for the increase in school payment*; and requiring tlx- driver education tauhors to have id. least 20 scniratcr hours of college training in special driver eduaitloci course*. Other recommandaUons alfectlng driver educaUon pro­ grams inclade: ‘ A proviaton that driver edu­ cation lor student* under IB 'be provided only in achoola offer­ ing a high school diploma pro­ gram and conducting a driver education course approved by the State Department ot nwio Instruction; that driver educa­ tion course* include 40 hours pt classroom instruction .plus fix hours ot actual driving, insttucttoo; and that the State Depart­ ment of Public Instruction em­ ploy special consultant* to eval­ uate driver education program* taught by school*. 1 lb can Stewed TOMATOES, 14% oz ASPARAGUS 12-oz. pkg. Wide, Med. or Ex.-Wide NOODLES 1-lb. 3-oz. can WHOLE TOMATOES SHURFINE PEAS or PEAS & CARROTS 6 J SHURFINE CUT GREEN BEANS - SPARTAN BEEF, CHICKEN or TURKEY \ > FROZEN DINNERS ■ 3 $1 DINNERS H SOAHTAN FBOZSEH CRINKLE-CUT ^^FR£N(H FRIES ’ 1 h SHURFINE R.S.P. CHERRIES 6‘LVl - 6 SHURFINE MIXED VEGETABLES 6 SHURFINE MARASCHINO CHERRIES 6 SHURFINE TOMATO CATSUP - - 6 Dixie Belle Saltines _5 1-lb., ctns $1 J__6 pkgs, of 200 $1 Shurfine Pear Halves 4 1-lb., cans $1 TUNA .qt.39c I Shurfine Pancake Syrup Shurfine Flour-5-Ib. bag 39c I KING-SIZE PESCHKE FRANKS Spartan Salad Dressingqt. 39c Brach’s Villa Cherries _ Shurfine Frosting Mix, (White or Choc.) 13V4-OZ. pkg. 4/$l Roxey Dog Food Shurfine Tomato Juice4 1-qt, 14-oz. cans $1 Shurfine Shortening 3-lb. can 69c I FRESH EGGS 3 Spartan Coffee 1-lb. can 69c I 25-lb. bag $1.99 Shurfine Drink, Pine.-Grapefruit —4 1-qt, 14-oz. cans $1 I GRADE A' LARGE f^eleem 4four bonus Carl I I Coupon Good With IS. Ord,. Thru So,.. Fob. 17, 1965 CINNAMON ROLLS 3 iF, OVEN-FRESH Gravitation Intrigues phvaiclsU, because it 1* so different from other forces of the'urrtvme. Light, heat, electricity, arid im£netlsm can be generated by trian and freely converted ftfto one another. But gravity appears to­ tally Indifferent to any tnflueno* man can bring to bear on H. A gravitational field appears’ always^ond only in the presfcndi of I flSHESEEIT FOOD I______ __________________ OVEN-FRESH pkgs. ff ■ ° — STYLE BREAD J. 49c coupon inn ■ VU extra WAYNI SPARTAN STAMPS FROZEN BEEF, CHICKEN or TURKEY WITH PURCHASE OF A 2-LB. PKG. SPARTAN BACON FA U j ------------------------------------------------------------- 12-oz. pkg. 39c Grapefruit Sections, Shurfine4 1-lb. cans $1 Peppers | Shurfine Strawberry Preserves1-lb., 2-oz. jar 39c Shurfine Cling Peaches4 1-lb., 13-<tt. cans $1 Green lb. 49* Coupon Good With $5. Order Thru &»., Feb. 27, 1965 Shurfine Cake Mixes4 1-lb., 3-oz. pkgs. $1 Radishes Pack 3077 of Northeastern held their meeting on Thunday, Jan. 31. Awards presented were: Bub cat pins. Jeff Cook. Boice Col­ vin. Samuel .Dorsey, Ricky; Mor­ gan. SumnerDorsey, Craig Ron, PhlUlp HUlker. Robert Afman. Curtis Vaughn. Roddy Powers, Grant Bryan and Michael W«*pinOen WoK badges and gold arrow potato were awarded to Dusty Rcdriqucs, Rear Badge to Kevin Bolder. Lion badges to Leo Rear­ don, Doug Welton, Mark Haines, Mark Yerty. Leon Weeks. Leon Wine*. Gold arrow point to Brandon Cooper. Service stars to Brian Echtlnaw. Jeff Wyngar­ den. Jeff Bennett, Gary Randall. Brandon Cooper. ■ Cubs receiving fronU**-nundup patches were Johnny Hart­ well and Jeff Cook. Tj Plans were made forth© Blue * Gold banquet. v n CALIFORNIA | Spartan Facial Tissue Northeastern Cuba Receive Awards . SHURFINE CUT WAX BEANS EXTRA 4 STAMPS * WITH PURCHASE OF 1-LB. PKG. OF BUTTER O 7 si fr HAROLD ■I A SCOUT! It seen* that Scouting U the way , To help our youngsters day to day To understand what they To gain respect . . . und honor too, If your lad want* to bo a Scout Wlihnwtf °a" ,W1P Encourage thia carer for sure And boredom it will s-irely cure. And a sure cure for "winter blues- u to pbm put new life and lovehne*. in your homo. Plan now for Hut kitchen of your dreams ItaMingx Phone Wl 5-M2X �February Is A Short Month, But Mighty Long On Want Ad Results _____ 6-tTHE HASTINGS BANNER Thunday. February 25. 1H5 LARKE BUICK ond CHEVROLET )435 S. Hanover v#l 5-2425 Wl 5-2426 ___________ ’ - SHARP USED CARS I MJ CADILLAC ... 6 window 4 Dr. Hardtop Sedan All white with black and white interior, all the ex­ tra* and in showroom condi­ tion throughout. 1968 OLDS 98 ... 4 Dr Sedan. Power steer- Best of condition throughout One focal owner. 1963 OLDSMOBILE Dynamic 88. 4 Dr. Holiday. wriltcwall Urea. Nice green fin­ ish with matching Interior. 1963 BUICK 1942 OLDSMOBILE . . . Dynamic 88 4 Dr. Sedan. . Power steering and brake*, ra­ dio. w/walla, tuned and ready lB4t PONTIAC . . . Starchief 4 Dr. Sedan. Ful­ ly equipped, maroon and white tutone. One owner'with full 12 month* warranty. 1963 BUICK 1962 BUICK AUSTIN HEALY ■ — ■■ ■ - PHONE Wl 5-3481 - ■■ ■■ L 1 -■ CLASSIFIED AD PAGE HASTINGS BANNER ' “' ■ LEGALS ORDER FOR FVRUOATIOR— CASH RATB-^Hc per word with minimum of SOe. On ad* J>ot Mid far by th* Tbursday Fallowing the date of publication. a carrying charge el IO« will bo added. Each additional cmuccutivo repeat inurtion without change el copy for price. FSee the New Car । Trade-Ins" ALL ERRORS—in ad* taken by phone to bo at taador'e riak. although wo take apocia| eilort to ace that the copy it taken correctly. CARDS OF THANKS & IN MEMORIAMS—2c per word. OBITUARIES—Firrt 180 word* Free eF charge. 2c per word For each additional word. Calendar of Special Events Classified Paragraphs ★ Farm Shop STALK SHREDDERS—For Rent Francisco Farm Supply, M-37 TUESDAY. FEB. M ' THURSDAY, THURSDAY. MARCH MARCH 1! 1! So, WI5-315O U ANNUAL GEOROE WASHING-’ U-M GLEE CLUB—The Univer­ TON BRIDGE AND GAMES sity of Michigan Mens Glee WANTED—Ford plow and culti­ vator. Also FOUND beautiful Club Thursday, March 11. at hunting dog. Phone Hickory mortal Hall. 81 per ticket Pro­ 8:15 pm. at the Central Audi­ Comers 671-7372 after 4 pm ceed* to go to YM Comp Fund 1 torium, Hasting*. *100 dona­ Sponsored by the Hasting* tion to U of M Scholarship Women'* Club. Fund. Hastings Motor Sales Allis Chalmers 3 btm. 16 Inch mtd. plow. —1955 LH.O. No. 300 Row Crop Tractor, A-l shape. —Massey Harris No. 30 Tractor. A-l shape. —IH C. No. C Tractor with Sup- Remaining Stock of Area High School Appliance* All 1964 Model* —Alli* Chalmers C Tractor. Good *hape. Starter and light*. —Good stock of Used Plows and several good Used 2- and 4row Corn Planters. FARMER WANTED to »ell Hy­ INSIST ON MICHIGAN DOT­ TED GAS I See Carl A Betty's brid Com for an established Appliances before you buy I company. Good commission*. They Bell—They Install—They Will get own com at whole­ Service. Ph. Wl 6-2833. M-37 sale price. Give detailed loca­ tion of farm. For further inNouth W \ formation write to fjirry Vin­ cent, 3019 Woodruff. Lansing. REMEDIAL READING IN­ STRUCTION - Tutoring and Michigan. 3/M testing. Certified imlruction. Phone Delton 633-3747. 3/M IMMEDIATE OPPORTUNITY Man aged 25 -45 preferably with public rclatton* or tales McCULLOCH-WRIGHT-PIO­ NEER — (Sale* and Service) background in Michigan terri­ tory with national AAAI com­ most tavi Complete Chain pany. Excellent opportunity with 8150 weekly to start pip* chalru sharpened. Chain taw incentive commtaton. Write accessories. Francisco Farm Box 066 c/o Hastings Banner Supply, M-37 80, Wl 8-81*0. tf giving compete background, education, experience, etc. 3/4 GET YOUR WATER 8OFTINER SALT AT FARM BUREAU ■A* Household Goods KERVICES—Rock, block and Zeo-tab* available. Our Car ■ GILCRAFT'* for martin house*, Load Buying *avea you monev carpentry service, cabinet*. Farm Machinery Quality Merchandise TRACTORS— —1963 Case 541. Wide front end. Power steering Like new! —1959 Case 511 B. Wide front Economy Used Car Lot across from Food Conter. Also, Cars at rear of Dodge-Dealership. USED CAR LOT APARTMENT ELECTRIC RANGES Frlgidaire and Westinghouse. a Wl 5-3903 or Wl 5-2454 a.-2,25 Barry’s Farm Store CHRYSI.ER— PLYMOUTH * : VALIANT B Hanover Wl 5-3400 dlo Standard. Wl 5-5452 2/M USED • Priced to Fit Your ' Phone 845-9415 Free Delivery Terms Con Be Arranged Consumers Power Company 945-3474 —1958 end. -1958 -HM8 Case 411 B. Wide front Overhauled. Case 411 B. Case-o-matlc. IH.C. Cub. —1963 MM Uni-Harvester with shelter and combine. -1955 Mil. Uni-Harvester with combine. —4 Case Forage Harvesters. GOOD AS NEW STORE (Over Start'* Wallpaper & Paint Store) Open Friday 0 am. to 5:30 pm. —1 John Deere Harvester. -1 Aills Chalmers Harvester. , —1 John Deere Model 15 Flail Chopper. Like new I —1 Meyer Combination Muwcr. Hair conditioner. -1 Meyer CondlUoner. NOTICE FARMERS "It's Fertilizer Time Again!' Get our Fertiliser Price* WAGON. Super. Heating - Plumbing Service -7 Balers. -16 Spreader*. FRANCISCO FARM SUPPLY 37 80. New • Remodel • Repoir KAECHELE'S Wl 5-3150 3/25 305 S. Church Wl 5-5352 BANNER CLASSIFIEDS Call Wl 5-3481 Company, 472 W. Michigan. Kalamazoo. Mich. 3/4 CEREAL CITY MOBILE HOME SALES WO 2-8633 555 Dickman Bead Battle Creek, SUcbigan Across from RaUton Purina 1860 CHAMPION MOBILE HOME—10 .x 50 ft. For «alc contouring and natural make, furnished. Modem kitchen. up technique*. We «how^B| how to build a valuable txiB full bath and two bedroom* ness of your own. Write B. ____________ __ ___ _ Well*. 582 W. Territorial RdlB 1* ready to move into. ExcelBattle Creek, for detail*. 2/25 Went condition. Price 13*00. --------------------- - — w’"• Real Estate. Phone 848OPENING ON ESTABLISHED route In city of Hastings. Pull ★ Notices product* In demand. Write EAT, DRINK (coffee, of count) Watkins Product*, Inc.. D-M, before you buy. We can Winona, Minn. 3/4 cove you money! (Bulk or Sausage Supper on Saturday. NEW WATERPROOF TARP WANTED —Capable responsible Feb. 27. East Gym of Hasting* Bogged) man to take complete charge High School. Serving from 5:M of retail furniture warehouse. to 7 pm. Adult* 81 and chil­ Rent our Spreader for 50c Would have complete charge of dren 75c. tf incoming and outgoing deliver­ x 11—81L86 PECANS OR WALNUTS —2’i “ You ’ ve heard about the ies. getting furniture and car ­ $1.00 on acre. sixes a* correipondlb*. *1 plus tax. Shillad pepeting ready for delivery. Good woman who chased dirt all caxu. 81 lb- and up plus tax. salary for right party. ReferOn a 810 order wUl dincount h.r life SISVICB Michigan, Kalamasoo, Mich. 3/4 'Jurt a Smile" | HASTINGS 116 NORTH MICHIGAN AVE­ NUE FOR RENT — Space for commercial or professional use Phone 945-3486. « FOR RENT —3 bedroom home, near school. gat furnace, newly decorated. References Inquire 945-2126. FOR RENT—Three room* and b*Ui apartment. Private en­ trance near town and school. Stove and refrigerator furnlihed. Phone Wl 5-2144 3 '4 250 ACRE DAIRY FARM FOR RENT ON 60/M SHARE LEASE—Good land, stanchion barn, gutter cleaner. Farm ’ available March 15. May Farm Management, 422 Butterfield handwork. Clean 180 square Drive, East Lansing 2 28 feet tor only *895. Baitings Floor Covering. 123 W. State. Hastings. Phone Wl 6-5118. « CARPET CLEANING IS EASY with Hoat New Electric Up- EXPERT TAILORING — Men a row lapel*, taper pant*, alter double into single breasted tout*. Al, lhe Dutch Tailor, 5504 Gun Lake Rood.^Wl 5­ 6714 tf MODERN SUBURBAN ,3-bedroom home in Middleville for room, ’carpeting, fireplace. 4 bullt-ln wardrobe* with shelve* and drawers; dining alcove with built-in bookcases and desk; received tub in bath plus ceramic tile shower stall; >lnto nt moat sweepers are avail­ able at 8TEURYB ELECTRIC. - en closet: kitchen with lot* of cupboards, disposal. Attached m stall garage with work­ bench. Utility room with cupNOTICE -This is to gtve notice that I will not be responsible 'screened porch with basswood for any bill* Incurred by Reta blind*, open* on *hady paUo Treat after this date. with woven 5-ft. rodwood fenc­ Clifford Charles Treat ing for privacy. Two block* R2 Hastings. Mich. 2 ’25 from school. Shown by ap­ pointment SY 8-9239 . 3/11 LEARN BARBERING —WRITE for free brochure. Flint InsU- BEAUTIFUL 4-bedroom home on tute of Bartoertng. Inc, 1184 East Water St, Flint. Mich. Hastings Two complete baUu. 48502. 3 11 flreplace, very large lot, alumi­ num siding ,built-in* and ga­ yk^rsonoli________________j rage. Call collect day or night. FLAP JACKS AND S^USAol IMMEDIATE POSSESSION 5bedroom home on Sisson Road, ■erred by your neighbors is a north of HaaUngs Renuxleled lot of fun. You can tajoy M kitchen, full bath and approxi­ again on Saturday. W>. 37. 10 mately 3 acre* of land Low the fast Gym of- Huung* down payment and contract High School when (he Rotan available.’ Make us an offer. Club pul* <» their* ApnuM Vem Mlnkley, Realtor Supper. Adults may enjoy thb Portland, Mich. C47-66OO treat for 81 and children foe 2 2t 75c any time between 8:30 and t pm. ,, ..I- .. - tf dr Help Wonled Service, 218 N. JeHertou. MARRIED MAN WANTED—For NEW McCULLOCH CHAIN nwdern dairy farm. Experi­ Lovely Cape Cod Home SAWS — 812495. Prancbeo enced only. Phone Hopkin* a rubber stamp a nrtr Fann Supply. M-J7 So, Wl 6­ | 783-8481. 2/M «P code numoer. ■Am-lifle 3150. U stamp with your name, ad- Large lot with lake frontage. MID-M1CHIGAN FIRM requires WINDOW GLASS INSTALLED drrt* and ZIP nilmber W 5 minute* from Hastings Will men to fill n«wly created posi­ I saw with option to buy. 490 in aluminum. Btecl or wood tions. month. Phone Grand Rapid* nah. Burkey Auto Gias* A ★ Customer contact. Degree In tf Radiator Shop, 218 N. Jeffer­ laity Shoppe. Delton. Mich. OL 6-1758. industrial management or son. Hastings tf 48046. tf business administration reDRIVE-IN FOR SALE - Room for expansion or could be used qulredr ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS— l and Found * Engineering assistant. Twofor oUter business. Will sell on PJO. 171, Hastings Telephone year minimum technical de­ contract. Wl 5-4233. tf Wl 5-2895. Meetings every gree in drafting required. Monday. 8 pm. tf Advancement potential good, BEFORE You Buy Or Build THE PATMAN—Private Detec­ liberal fringe benefits. Address tive 24-Hour. Shadowing. Tape. replies to Box 964 c/o Hasting* Investigate Foto - Film Evidence, Nation­ Banner. 3/25 wide, ConfldenUal. Call WO Home* By Solomon-Bement Co * Mobile Hornet Hastings Hel^^ Union, Battle creek 18/M Experience preferred, but will TAKE OVER PAYMENTS on Step In and visit with us at consider recent graduate. Ex­ 1964 Venus 10x46 mobile home. LOSE WEIGHT—-Just FcapoulM IM B. North 8L ar call us and cellent opportunity at one of Two bedroom*. See Steve dally. Pathion Rite for low Hastings' finest and must mod­ Hammond. Baltimore Terrace, calorie dieting. 83.79. Lapo 945-9407 945-5391 em equipped Beauty Salons. 4 mile* south of Hastings on Pharmacy, 144 K. SUU, Hat­ y>d PSA. Financing Established clientele. 5 day M-37. 3/M Vc consider trades. week, paid vacation. All replies HAVING A PARTY? — Punch strictly confidential. Write Box 10. 12 and 20 Wide* 965. to Banner. tf Available at small rental fee POR SALE—At Algonquin Lak< WANTED —Capable responsible New Moons Hartford Schult* Two waterfront lots. Term Call Episcopal Pariah Hous* or Tip Out* Ex panda* man to set up and prepare,fur­ Rectory U Roll Out Roam* PlUrlln or call 5-3094 days niture for delivery. Steady 3 ” Wall* Gun Furnace* LEARN BARBERINO — WRITE 6-5231 after 6 pm. position with many beneflu 10 Wide* Start at 82695 for free brochure. Flint InrtiReference required. Salary in­ Anything In Trade ■ tut* of Bartering, Inc.; 1184 creased as ability is shown. I Buy Used Mobile Home* East Waler Bt, Flint, Mich. ★ Situation Wonted Stewart & Clarke- Furniture A BEAUTIFUL FUTURE Vivian Woodard Is giving valu­ able franchise distributorship* to qualified women in the most lucrative of all fashion busi- tlon Wagon. Automatic, radio, heater Automatic. Rautio, heater. HMD THUNDERBIRD CON­ U VERTIBLE — Excellent condi­ tion. Full power. Phone Lake FOR MORE BEAUTIFUL HAJR Odessa DR 4-5511. After 6:30 -Use Rexair* fast pertnanant DR 4-8557. IM Regular 82 00-Now ilM. N? pre-shampoo—No after odor. Available at Jacob*' Phannaei. stake track. 1950 or later. Send details or model, price and condition, and location to EE THE JACOBSEN AND SNOW BIRD SNOWTHROW. tings. ERS AT BURKEY'S—A*k for * demonstration and »ec how 116 NORTH MICHIGAN AVE­ NUE FOR RENT - Second floor. Available. Excellent for fraternal or recreational use Phone 945-3495. « ★ A Dealer , 301H 8. Michigan. Office hours will be from 11-4 Wednesday only. GOODYEAR BROS IM N. Jefferson — W. State . t LANDBANK LOANS —1950 LH.O. H Tractor. Good shapeI -1951 Allis Chalmers WD Trac- 8 A.M. - 5 P.M. PRICES CUT TO SELJZ will fee aau on • pvuiiw »» Cvrlrtgki, Adwlaiatmlor, praying that ♦“ hit *aal aceeeat it aald relate la i«r»« a nliU jraiw t* DISPLAY CLASSIFIED—$1.25 per inch lor tingle intartion. 85c per inch lor aorta ol tie or more adt to be run on coataculive woeki. Both ol above ratee baaed on standard diaplay clarttfiod rtylea. WAREHOUSE SALE One Day Only Fri., Feb. 26, 1965 tar p»»w*utloa ai rbltcailes ot ■Hi. teae* Farm Machinery 1955 JEEP . BOX NUMBER—Although The Banner doe* not recommend "blind ode" lor bort retail*. we will provide "bo* number" tervice al a charge ol 10c. 1961 VOLKSWAGEN Sunroof 2 Dr, radio, white­ TUESDAY. MARCH 16 wails. Look this beauty over. BRIGADOON — Operetta -pre- j KIWANIS TRAVEL PICTUREsented by Hastings High Choir.: Ix-Itoy Crooks brings "Wonder­ WeYc got the treatment-PIl1961 OLDSMOBILE 8 pm. ful World ot California." Visit ser Terramycln A/D Fortified . . . Super 88 4 Dr. Hardtop. four National Parks, Disney­ Crombies. Excellent for pre­ Power steering and brakes, ra­ SATURDAY. FEB. 27 land. Deatli Valley. Lake Ta­ vention or treatment of ship­ dio, w/walls. sharp car. ROTARY PANCAKE SUPPER— hoe See the ragged scenery of ping fever, bloat, scours, fever Ka*tlng* High East Gym, Sat -1 Uie Pacific Coo»L Central Au­ abscesses, atrophic rhlnlUe*. OLDSMOBILE urday. Feb. 27. Serving 5:30 > ditorium, 8 pm. leptospirosis and stress prob­ ... 98 Series 4 Dr. Sedan. pm. until 7 pm. lems. Just top-dreiS on <or mix Gleaming black finish, w/walls, THURSDAY*, MARCH 25 wlUi । your regular ration. Call power steering and brake*. SATURDAY, FEB. 27 1 BARRY COUNTY HISTORI­ now tor delivery. Nice family car. BASKETBALL GAME — Grand CAL SOCIETY MEETS—Has-j display*. Phone Wl 5-3648. 3,26 FINKBEINER 8: SON Ungs City Bank. 8 pm. Theme I960 CHEVROLET ELEVATOR will be "Collecting Antique*." I GENERAL ELECTRIC table ... 4 Dr. StaUon Wagon. V8 FEBRUARY* 26-27 Middleville and Delton ' model AM and FM radio for engine, automatic transmb- WRESTLING—State Regional*. THURSDAY, APRIL 4 sale—Nearly new. *35. Phone slonA turquoise and white tu945-4032 anytime 3/4 BPW ANNUAL STYLE SHOW— tone, radio, w/walls. THURSDAY. MARCH 4 HORSE TRAILER FOR SALE— 8 pm. In Centra) Auditorium. SAFARI SAGAS —Presented by Two horses. Call evenings and .._ 1965 SINGER -------------SEWING ----MA959 THUNDERBIRD Proceeds gfi for Scholarship Wally Taber Thursday, March weekends. 16 Maple St., GalesCHINE—Purchased as ChristAll white with beige interior, Fund. / burg. MO 5-4211. 3 4 mas gift Used very little. Fully folly equipped. Very clean in­ equipped for zig zag designs. torium. side and out. TUESDAY. APRIL H THE AROMA ALONE is worth11 etc. WUl sacrifice. Only 457.70; Don! delay. Call today 945KIWANIS TRAVEL PICTUREthe price when Uie Rotary FARM IMPLEMENTS Club members serve p.uicakesi 9431 Dealer. 3'38 James Metcalf takes u* on and sausage with all thc but­ "Wings to Puerto Rico." See ter and syrup you can float ELECTROLUX SWEEPER — the rich colors of the ocean Fully reconditioned with a com­ them In on Saturday. Feb. 27. that laps on sandy beaches, plete tel of attachment* and tho green ragged mountains in Uie East Gym at Hastings one year tervlce guarantee. All that cover three-fourth* of the High School. Adult* pay only PONTIAC OLDS CADILLAC Island, and ]ush fields of pine­ 41 and children Just 75c. Serv­ 9431 Dealer. ing 5:30 pm. until 7 pm. tf apples. Central Auditorium. 8 6-3478—107 N, Michigan Ave. pm. . Hastings. Michigan FIRST ANllr SECOND CUT' . 3/M | TING ALTALFA HAY FOR NOTICES । SALE —40c and 45c a bale. IB JACOBS PHARMACY APPLIANCES ' Vem Wilcher. Phone Lacey FOR PAST 24-HOUR FILM | 758-3576. 3/25 SERVICE! No charge for over­ size print*. tf A-l shape. TABLE PAPER - For picnic*. •Ar Automotivo —1961 Allis Chalmers D 17 with 225 W. State Street Hastings , flivr li» BtrMMl SI tall (Oi t*<> 4»j« peta U «m* SnrlB*. Pklll» IL MHiImIL JU*» •< Kkt’sH 8. HuSioa Htart >■* IIuSms MINIMUM RATE—50c lor Twenty Word.. REAHM MOTOR SALES I960 FORD PUBLICATIOX onav.tnsTlOK ORDER. OBDBR- nvTwvvravrnu yuaucAHOMninnw oSdbb ' Mt a.Ur. fl«S* tot th. >« »•¥?. FARM BUREAU WINICK SURPLUS 48502. 3/11 WORK WANTED—Odd Jobe any kind. Can do pointing brick or stone walls. Wot cutting by the cord-with chi ■aw. Phone RO 6-8831. THE "GREAT 6OCIETY"7lri£» 8. blow la the "War on Pwerty" when, for only 81 /or adults and 78c for chUdim. Phone 945-3?7! after 4 pm. tf everyone gets Uielr fill of gflden brown pancakes with hit­ A Froduca ter and syrup and crisp (ausage links. It happens on Sat­ APPLE SALESROOM urday, Fsb. 27, when the Has­ and Cider Mill open daily until 0 tings Rotary Club stage Its Closed Sunday. Good Potatoes. Annual Supper in thc East Nelson** Welcome Orchard Gym at Uie High School. You 4 mile north of Ionia on M-66 may be served betwee* the hours of 6:30 and 7 pm. tf WANT A CUTE PUPPY? Only one leftl Six-weeks old black female terrier - cocker. Thi* cure UtUe pup 1* just waiting for someone to claim TAGE FOR RENT—Refrigera- cated on Algonquin Lake. Call Lovely Cape Cod Home Large lot with lake frontage6 minute* from Hasting*. will OUNSMITHING SERVICE— PMse get your work in now. Rabluing, restocking, repairing. We sail guns, scopes, ammuni­ tion. gun cases, slings, swivel* am tvsrythlng needed for your •hooting pltasure. Huckleberry Phone 633-6782. Deug Young, owner. « �Card of Thenk* and In Memoriam LIGALS Official Action of the Hastings City Council Pleawit Valley fiy Mr*. &AW Btasds TO . the many friend* who re­ membered me *o kindly during my convalescence; Word* can­ not Upreu my gratitud* for the heartwarming cheer that your many message* have brought to me. Since X am not able at this time to tend personal replies. X take till* means of thanking you for your good wbbee. Yttar kind word* of cheer and sympathy have battened my recovery and wiU always remain a happy memory for me. . Inna B. Ntehol* tKH Seminole Detroit 14, Mich. With a smile on our face, we have hrartaciies. Longthg dear one for you. • So when' we’re sad and lonely. And wonder why your’e gone. We ask God to forgive our tear., And help us carry on. Parente, Brother* and Sisters iaal uniru»«ai aiNt u am* n ba adraiueu io frvLaic tr Ur I Will aaa muawnl ui said «u >*4. Ikai aacaaiiMaUun st >*M CT&SF&sre IN MEMORIAM In Loving memory of Sgt. Cleo Emerson Card, who died ot wound* received in baUle twentyyeara ago. Feb. 37, IBM while serving with tho 30th Xnfautey Division in Germany during tiun who wUl be back tare two week*. Ho ha. been ■jsr.u*yw th. Air Force Hrepttal fata a Morloua injury to bis tog towing a mottremfc cot. while on route to tho Air I East Middle Lake LEGALS ad were Mr. aref iauffman and faml Ind. The GUI ford Lake OiiM and 1 »*oa H. CkrtelUa In isku.i al au teal k bs rntuiUML c«ru*»d naU (»IU |moo! of bi (imraal aarrlea al i« Ul) a»n Brtac ta auch k-kill. IL touiall, J KL.. AU» Ma*al >ad llsdaaa »i«U W MM Kwh® Fabrany. Lansing visited ins Uster, Mr. and Mra. Erank Bumpus, Satur­ day. * Mr. and Mra. Guy Nash of Carlton and Mr. and Mrs. Warren Cairns enjoyed a motor trip Sunday. * Mr. and Mrs Jonn Maron helped Mr. and Mrs. Woodland them co Grand Raptda. * ICas Lind* Mota. Mbs Ruth inn Tyler and ill* Hoxie Thoma, from Lakewood Juntos Wgh wire among those who attended the Solo-Enactn trie tn Gftand Rapid. Saturday. * Mr. and Mra. Mr*. John Mason. Thursday. ' Mr. and Mrs. Carl Bednun cf Howard City visited her broth­ er, George Lowden on Saturday. * Clifton Mason, his son and family of Charlotte visited Mr. and Mra. Jotm Mason Saturday. The men enjoyed the fishing. * Mr. and Mra. Don Slut* and children of Grand Rapids spent last Saturday with bar parents, Mr. and Mra. Frank Engle. * Miss Kay McMillan was a Sun­ day caller of Miss Joan Engle. * Mra. Oust Lagtos spent laat week in Lansing. A Thank* to ding of Ml*. Norma Hull and Robert Latirop at Brethren Church Bonifay. and Mra. Loren 3. Mafe IS 6.. ctuvod cute on his face and fore­ head when ills car unashed into a tree on the aide ot the Barber Hubbard Hills Letter of February II: Charles Wart. Bbe ha. been reading the column and wae wr^ willing to participate. She amt Dunham Mra, Burdette Willson entered Pennock Hospital Wednreday for her lUo and tha next «S4 1 b* aliaxtd. h >» ortwd । k|l n»tlf«^ L, miMkoUM «f •*14 iiU of Lmrio. la Tko iEsfta nicely. * Mr. and Mrs. Ronald | Bunl and Danny moved to Grand Rapids tart. week. Ronald Burd went tn work for Clark's station in Grand Rapid, last wrek. *. Mr. and Mra. Clyde Stanton took their baby girl to the hospital in Grand Rapids. Tlx y put jf cast on tier kgs. Sixs will bo in the cast three month.. She is home now, wo are glad to report. * Mr. and Mra. Archie Burd called on Mr. and Mra. Ray Burd in NaahvUle Bunday Francos Holmen wm to be living in San Francisco which was not far wrong. She now 1* Mra. Frances Wark and make, her Roderick Tleu and family. R2 Hastings. * Mr. and Mra. George Ham and family of Kalam&aoo, Mr. and Mrs. Lorry Tripp and family at MXddRviUo were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Tripp and Brenda Bunday. ★ Mr. and Mra. Gordon Green of Battle Creek called on Mr. and Mra. Albert Green Sunday. bt.la of Mich Coen for lhe Ccui la iho Mailer n=jd II. Du Ire bi Lake Odessa By Mn. Dan Peterman PRODUCTION CREDIT ASSOCIATION 301 S. Michigan An. Hasting* MEMORIAL MONUMENTS OF DISTINCTION Lawrence Brothen lAf’J THE fflWOOD AGENCV INSURANCE IhtilH;., Letter of February 1«: Mr. and Mra. Hayes Campbell of HaaUngs were Thursday rat­ ton of the Harley Btadri*. * Mra. Vem* Cooley is a patient, at the FerguMin-Droste Hospital Grand Rapid.%. Mr. and Mra. Sam Stenun vial- the two Mother* Lake exferea are proceeds WflX fie north of WoodUnd. names. They were not Um un» and the ata ROBIRT W. SHERWOOD. Mgr. Imuranca and Bonds JERRY ANDRUS Firm insurance AUTO — F1U BONDS well and Annette fay morning vtafcu Ibntan cSttiaM abo vtatta her i �scenery are probably of greater people* of- one to several smlcns Tsx Airman Shattuck, who, Mrs OIcnna Townsend spent I The Dick Weltons are expected lbaa me n^ja we ftnd each tn a variety of Oeetail.-ed S2S % i “»----------------- fields of outdoor enjoyment in Florida. craft engine*. is returning to ids J tanah Fisher, of Vermontville. These schools will emphw-unOhio Air .National Guard unit at. more cars. More neonlc make for the inspirational as well as technlca! aspects of various studies Clinton County Air Force Base.; take our lunches and make and hobbles. The range ot sub­ Tho airman, a graduate of ject matter will depend on the Apopka, (Pla.i Memorial High I interest people show j. ------- —In trying ‘ Aviation Electronica Technl- School, attended Ute University I out new fields. Our first program c|«n Second Class Bruce W. of Cincinnati (Ohio*. trailer parked here beside us. might well be a school nJ spring, Townsend. USN. son of Mr. and The Ralph Harpers, also of Del­ Wild Flower lore. Mrs. waller Townsend of R3 ton, have been here in Yuma. In One of our purposes will be to Delton. Is participating In “OperThe Mlchhran Slate Police fin train youth leaders and young atlon springboard" in the Carlb- Shier, son pf Mr. and Mrs. Ward gttprint file, begun nearly half The nve of us have been catch­ peoplc in outdoor skills and sp- bean while serving with Patrol Godfrey of 207 N. Adams. Belle- j a ... a. ing up on a lot of vhlllng and predation. 4H leaders and people squadron M •Operation Spring - vue, iuui graduated from the side a trooper* col, now con1’lesse change our address to from other organisations are in -1 board" is designed to give ships, technical training course for US. tains mart than five mUltofl Quartarite. Arfr, General De­ the area together. vited to sltare In the planning squadrons and other forces of seta of prints, about equally dl- livery, until further notice. We look forward to getting well as to participate in the pro- tjle Atlantic Fleet an opportunity Siieppard APB. Tex. Airman vlded between cnmirml and nonWe will be moving to Quartz- The'Banner each Saturday. I grama. v»c Know e neea ntytl to fa yiw in wnat what to 10 train In in the favorable Carlb-; Shier, now trained to maintain criminal claaalflcaUoM. ;*•» n«»r <he end of this week, think w* have not missed getting subjectsWpeople would like u.- to bean weather. During this train-' “bd MTVlccjiylprocallnK engine a copy so tar. sponsor programs. We will try |ng period, Atlantic Fleet units: aircraft gfid aircraft systems, la various dvlluxls of preoenun; »ui conduct drills in antl-sub- being assigned to a Tactical Air Sincerely yours. depending on the sub- marine, antl-alr and amphibious Command <TACI unit at Bhaw Arthur and Grace Lathrop1 material |ect matter, age of participants ---------*----- -- -------- । warfare techniques AFB. S. C. Hla wing supports 1917 alien lie Joined Uie State ahout 30 000 people with fine Troop, forerunner to the Biota ^1, “ °7en£n Schools and land equipment requirements As • • • the TAC mlmlon of providing । much as possible the sessions will1 Airman Third Clasa John E. firepower and other air support chttrehM. Tiiouch Yuma Is in the Shattuck, son of Mr. and Mrs. to U. 8. Army forces. Tlic air­ Hi n’id« cf ,he drlr^ d"crt “*■* In an area so abounding In be out Of doors The Audubon club welcomes Frank E. Shattuck of R2 Wood- man Is a graduate of Bellevue the 10 largest in the world. , of B^thwext. about three beauty and natural resources It »inches annual rainfall, it is the has long been a putrie to Uie Inquiries, suggestions and help. land, luui graduated from thc Conununity (High School. Let us know of '7 your interest or technical training course for U, ------—" ------ -—•----------the year*, fingerprinting was a center of a very rtar agricultural writer that there has been so lit­ r '“.‘■‘“‘I’ s *lr area. Irrigated by walers of the tle organised effort to utilise our t'.rjt niartllinu If'.erm nm . .. .. __ _ ■ . . Mra. Albert Silvers U visiting first planning teuton at at 9 3 pm. treasures Colorado river. Many Individuals in the com­ i This is a very popular city for J*11 10Dl«o- Cnl,f Bhe . winter visitors from the North, munity enjoy rock hounding, Thomamxle Rtver c^mX ne^ ‘nld« nuw ‘nd 1 ,or He added to tlw collection mostly people from the North- outdoor photography, bird the highway For further Infor- ** whMl rlght “n>'on,! hM 10 return home April tat. ‘ west.-lncludlng many from west- watching, painting, exploring, mLl« can Wl 5 -JM9 or W 5- • p;<c* No P“Uni ,‘«M Bnd a lo5 can wi a of wi a |<h>ln Thp Merehftnta netd wildflower study and a long list ; i ham there. The Merchants need Carrying a newspaper may be at East Lansing headquarters be­ of other outdoor activities. Many 'the parking place and you well.the means of saving your llfe.i getting criminal fingerprint rcc- states picnic, however, about 80 ot otner outaoor activities, many Lansing Gilbert. 6nU wherever he could Among Michigan people ate dinner al at [of ot these meat activities acuviuca become oom 1m>mI know it. : According to thc Institute for Safer j Rl Hastings tto Jrb^mUibuUirawaaUw Michigan tables. The total measurably more enjoyable if the j Now- that the Gamble Store;.Living a newsinpcr folded tn half. B^t“ Ita^r S “p*£ attendance .as about 1000 .11 experiences are shared and the Wayne Shoe Store had i ormuarter site and carried In the I went which had been collecting *,atea belnB rePfrrf,llf<l The For a number of years the Dear Editor: I the hard break of a fire— they | liana, while walking after dark ori such cllX do<A “ great deal to Interest members of thc Hastings AuduI do feel that all of us ought | .llreiy will need the parking ion dark days provides effective; such records records as as early early as as 1916 1918. Earl Coleman J™ Coleman Rvento.uv tn# netmit noiirw ,he w,nter pfOp!f' There are bon Club have been conducting to combine together and help out I p|acM1 when they opch for bust- J means of being ipotlcd by mo■ lhrrc Sfnl,)r Ctt.»«*Ps groups, toun to places ot interest.trnt now ,fp keep our State Staeel at^^p Jnfjfl. Let us help them, if pos-; taristfl The hand and paper mo-, and the other law enforcement cflch having active programs, j.iuon plans n.v are under way to tajwiu expand olive. uuuri «J ...w iuiTC. Hence niiat we wc are Jut the ones I SIUIC, ^pje to gCl get the parking place tlon us you walk heljw to increase; 203 S. Michigan Hastings Ph. Wl 5-3412 HUi'ntAn IrfTiirnr InLirrttril In z-.__ ...... .... i....... _______ . — ..... .___ । uhnm pays navi the th# bill hill for for the th# Old nirl back __ t__ _ ... „<.UJ J-..__ •the program to Include special wlrom again, the efforts for\« «ute central interested In is thc lapidary short term schools (for the busy ‘ Post Office — so called Library I Andy Re eye, and at a greater’distance file and also began contributing group. The city provides a shop from their records. Then Mlch- well equipped with rqck-grindlng tools, open three half-days each siMdod to help. And so the rile week. There are several other arts and crafts groups besides Mormon received n depart­ the usual card games, shuffle mental citation for meritorious board and square dances. service for bls pioneering. It We have particularly enjoyed several rock-hunting trips Into ; S—THE BAITINGS BANN1R ,_________________________ _ .---------------------------- Public Forum State Police Have 5 Million Fingerprints Michigan Outdoors with Sl'y j.n'SK -------- — MORT NEFF t^uto- Owners .«d U™ V-nCw S. Coleman agency Here’s record-setting performance at a record-setting price! It credited him with instigating tlw bureau and for iuvmg the "focvadglu In aemlng the value a bureau of this type would be Comet Bridge the GAP MODEL FINANCE $50“ to 51.000“ 1 Temporarily alleviating tho । division's problem will be space ' allotted for file storage in quon­ set huts acquired lata last year Phone 945-3429 CC-202 We're Now Located in our NEW BUILDING 107 East Woodland Midway Between Broadway and Michigan Stop in and See Our Collection of CARPETS by McGee - Monarch "Largest Selection in Barry County" NYLONS - WOOLS - ACRILANS and Herculons ’ |i|. Special 5695i 501 Nylon »q. yd. INSTALLATION V® INCLUDED fra ond FREE SPOT £&-. REMOVAL for^M kA I • :. Get a record-setting deal on the car that went from Cape Horn to Fairbanks, Alaska, in 40 days and nights to show that it's as tough as it is good-looking! Comet has what it takes-but you'll be surprised how little it takes to own one! Come get yours~~this week! 6 Moi. RUGS and UPHOLSTERY Cleaned the Scientific Way by DURACLEAN • AH Work Done in Your Own Home • Everything Ready the Some Day • No Messy Soaking or Shrinking MAHLER MOTOR SALES 1320 N. Michigan • Hastings Ph. Wl 5-2479 �Barry Court Collects $170,00 „ . For Child Help Name Dunham Bliss Press Sales Manager | Bernard Historical I Society to Meet At Delton High j rrlinees under the Youth 1 raining| program in Barry ©aunty. Ihree1 * 1 ?IaUietb1Jttlc,l,<fIXH “ H ?“ld 1 UwhOUtek’ Into the office of the B a F r y i,lg (jppartnwnt at tho Barry M«ilCounty Primd of the Ctotot durwoukl receive 0 ing 1PM tor the •uppart and1, w«.k Uirou4tll Juns 30. while on mnlntannnr* nf lhi* *”* the pm^Tam voivod tn divorce proceedings. • Tba next meeting of the Berniard Historical Society will be quently referred to as "alimony", ;held next Monday night, March the term to Incorrect. Alimony Robert E. Dunham has been M D?tton Kteho flctoo°1 to the money a Court orders paid appointed Manager of Prraa . w»nomlc r00”1 8 Ptn Palo Alto. The division also uU- for posterity. Ums franchlced deniers tlroughout Uie world. ngvr for Koven Fabrlcalora, Inc.’ Dover. N. J. manufacturer of j fabricated metal products and processing equipment. Before' that, he spent 11 years with Graver Tank and Manufacturing Company. a divtoon of Union I^onard-Osgood Member of Order Of Golden Rule On Dean’s List working toward the betterment warding to tile mother or such of modem funeral service It and Its members am continually Tile money Is mailed out thc same day that It to paid to the keeping In mind: friend of thc Court's cashier. On k PARTY GIFTS Office & School Supplies A vinyl floor to .meet every taste and budget Haitinga Floar Covering .’’Urgent and maximum" parti- . STATIONERY SCHADER'S Office Supplies COUGH'N COLD RELIEF CENTER DRUG STORE Up to 12 Hours' Relief with ONE Capsule! (K) TIMED ACTION COLD CAPSULES Just one capsule gives up to 12 hours* sustained relist from cold snd hay fevtr miseries. and contains lhe cough •suppressor, D-ingffiorphan. *«• IQ's 98 Ml-31 Antiseptic Mouth Wash Pint—Rog. 89c Stxo 61 father and together. It merely Uie ments and cd a contract to build a tourhlgb .reversing cold reduction Auditorium. One of the oldest youth orchestras In the Nation. 11 of Graduate Studies tlun youye done- in the past." has been/Invited to play for the With Ito members enrolled In one African leader tOd him. thee diversified curricula, one Sir Hugh soul so much de- Indianapolis an March 21 of this would naturally expect a similar pended upon a few leaders in diversification- of academic in- Africa that "wi>en they ask us to lerrirts Tills to Indeed tlw case lu-ip we should be ready and able Fields of concentration range to." 1 from English literature to I Africa* were particularly ebemIstry and aeronautical sqiloui. hi aUd. that the engineering; from blophyatee to churches be asaociated with.new forestry; from engineering youth projects physics to psychology. ■ African churches will deterYet It to amazing how doecly mine, through lhe All Africa knit to this widely diversified Church Conference, the portlcuClub. This fact demonstrates Jar projecsa to be aided by the Mr and Mrs Harold Ritter, wort, refugee aid. technical and the Glee Club This is Uie com­ agricultural assistance and sdumon bond which unites each and cattonal help axe possible facets of lhe program. . lety of music In a well-blended Boneflsh grow by shrinking. sound. When the young fish reach about Uiree Indies, they actually shrink an Inch or two before resuming Thursday. March 11. In Hastings growth io attain full length of about 36 Inches. Central Auditorium. most popular, most helpful GALLING GARD ---------- the divorce itself and Uio low and confusion that attends the settlement of property righto be­ tween the husband, and wife. The unhappy children cannot avoid the trugrdlcal loss of the art misfortune foe ttan but. In addition, the nature and value of their financial support is most seriously diminished Juvenile de­ linquency c-iilbts a majority of Ito growing mExnbcrahlp from the broken homos of America. ot Where do you save time ond steps at o convenient location? at the NATIONAL BANK OF HASTINGS! Where do you get efficiency, sac^pe. w and convenience by doing a|l you/ business under one roof? at the NATIONAL BANK OF HASTINGS! it the NATIONAL BANK OF HASTINGS! Where can you enhance your credit standing and'get the satisfaction of knowing that you hove made a good deal? More than 650,000 Michigan driven present just this card-not cadi-to more than 700 official AAA Emergency Road Service stations to get help when their can won’t go. Have AAA Road Service-thc world's largest, ipost dependable—on your side thia winter. Join the Auto Club now I AUTOMOBILE CLUB OF MICHIGAN at the NATIONAL BANK OF HASTINGS! Where i$ the only place in town that you can get complete banking serv­ ices on -Saturday afternoon? at the NATIONAL BANK OF HASTINGS! HASTINGS OFFICE 237 Watt State St. Phone 945-4392 EDWIN J. MEISiNBACH, Whatever your need, whatever the purpose you have in’ mind, come in, discuss your problem with us, we'll help you . . . Joel Feltenberger says S A B DICK No* Own.d ond Operatad by JACK LOBDELL .nd SON BEYES On M-37 O M-43 Just W«t Where do you get economy in low, low bank rates? verely 111 or Injured thc hospital­ ization and incdiail cluugra in­ curred ran be brought against the father In addition to his regular payments of support money. Attorneys always advise that adequate insurance be carried for such emergencies. Frequently thif penses Rising costs of living have steadily inerwwed the average amount required to be paid for each child In Barry County Court Orders From $5 per child, aa a minimum requirement IE years ago. the figure has risen tn 1750 and an average amount of weekly support at present Is from 110 to <13 per child, based on average comings. Every divorce and separation Dog n Suds LOOK AT THESE ADVANTAGES! mother were living lei Intended to cover day-by-day require­ does not Include at the NATIONAL BANK OF HASTINGS! . . you con save time —time is money. Try an A. B. DICK Folding Ma­ Kienxo Mouth Wash Extra Heavy The Hastings Public Library lias Lake-0 Couple To Celebrate Golden Jubilee OPEN for the SEASON Paynimu tram ihr f.Uxr be In- First Stop! At the First Sign of a Cold! I Bliss to Build Restate Library Policy | Mill for Kaiser tlonal Council of churtbea. rimciu-ire ot siv ta eot­ ™ .!» ta. Ixvn ordered to pay support-lnpledged to offer aer- stallnwota and these ffc* arc returned-to the Barry County friend of thc Court to thc fami­ lies Involved In divorce. stowing a knight In full Tltc Court, attempts. In setting Jn his shield to Inscribed Uie amount of support payments, Order’s motto: "Service to approximate the maintenance ___red not by gold . . . but that each child would normally tlie Golden Rule." FLOORS U-M Glee Club Has fingers from 12 College Unite ^linn Section Threw Three—Pa*M Pages 11 »o to “ yg 25. tQKC Thursday, February 1965 Borry Musicians In Symphony iimu ™.u, trainee ... . . . to New York District Boles Man- Jvfferson, have been notified »pr, ' Unit their firm lias txen singled A native of Springfield. IU 'out ,or second consecutive Mr. Dunham holds a baclirlor Jvar ,la only member of scicnc... degree in engineering ?' ’rhc Order of thc needs of lhe child. Thc office ol physics Horn the University of,Ru!£', _ , . the Friend, of thc Court makes Illinois. He • served four years1 TKr ,‘tH" ,h' a moat careful examination and with the U S Marine Corps dur­ Rule U the world's largest ' 1 controlled - membership or- : ing World War II. ’ i Married mui tl>e father of gauiutlon for funeral direc- ‘.meLt of d'lvtire; U teki. tee., having reprreentoUon at ( • *, beginning of the suR a t "frvHnilnary Report ' to filed u SpoUowtaf Interviews with both in ^LU.n Ithe P11111111' <uld defendant Both automatically renewed. Uw thc an. an-|, Lantmnntleallv , attempt to place before nouncement .suited. Each mem­ bers service. faculties and prices Jcanntnc K. Anders, daughter of are Investigated annually to es­ iiU expenses and outstanding Mr and Mra. Remold Anders of tablish beyond all doubt that he Oils take Road. Delton, has been continues to be worthy of affin­ debts, whether thc mother Is named to the Academic Dean's list ation with the Order. Special also employed, the condition of thc home, the health and needs emphasis Is placed on ethical ,of the children and all other standards and service to Uie pertinent information that will community, the announcement one of 56 students receiving a point Average of 25 or better on a three pWnt system. . V$c Banner B'awf Adi! The Hastings Banner’ * • a duction of pickled mild steel rwsponw of American churcbm. nrt. redding or ownlog property will be asked of thc National1 ,n Hastings with the purchase of galvanizing line. The mill la de­ for their 40th wedding ar.niverCouncil a family library card for il50 a signed to handle coils weighing The University of Michigan allmany can be deducted from up to 62.000 pounds. given 1 Men's Oto* Club has tong made • v.illdren enrolled In the Has1 tings public or parochial schools will include the mill proper, plus of ctor id music on iu programs. ■re exemoc and are entitled to an reels.. coil handling equipment nephew. Wealey ‘ Vosburgh, ot But variety In the Glee Club ex­ NUre. ■ tends to Its membership as well utilize 21-Inch diameter work Friends and relatives are In­ Non - resident m-.IjdoI children's rolls and 5G-lnch diameter baric cards may not be used. however, up rolls, all with a f<u|: width vited to attend. No invitations have been sent and the couple for checking out books for non­ requests "no guts ” When a divorce c&tv to atarted resident adults. Over 10.000 horsepower will be which Involves child or children, an early 'application to made to required to drive the mill and “Half Uie world's coflec grows Brasil. to width ... Sir Hugh Foot (Lord Caradoni. father of the children must! “*,p' . | advisor to lhe United Nations make ponding tho final hearing | Contrary to the popular Ft*nd and a former raUmatcd average yearly tamuy In tile case which cannot occurr lion that college glee clubs are1 admlnbttatoc. addrtaKd tex contribution to support the until lhe expiration of Ux comprised of music school slu- tho meeting Reminding dtnomi- library. montha. _____ ______ _________________ ■ denta,tthe majority al ibis Glee________________ national leaders __________ that Uie_ Wlu’n thc ccuc to terminated Club’s members to enrolled In tho ■ churches brought education "to by a Dtrerre Judgment the College of Literature. Science, j Africa, he said: Court makes further provisions and the Arts and the College of -jf yotl giT(. cducatton and for the continuance of this sup- Engineering. Out ’of a total then walk away, Il may be that Phil Stanton. Gary Slorkan. Jack port, "until the child attains tho mctnbcnhlp of 75. only 10 are you have done more harm than Bender and Greg Webster of Ha*- , lull age ot IB yaLra" or more enrolled In the School of Music, good." Ungs and TliomaJ Rowe of Delton : frequently "> "until mlu further Order other schools represented are: ' Everywhere he went in Africa are members of the Kalamazoo' Five from Architecture and De- 1 on a recent survey of needs unof the Court." Junior Symphony Orchestra which • Is to present the second concert pony, according U> an announce- । u«' Kalamazoo Historical t>o- that she cannot adequately tupment by Ro««t B. Kilpatrick, 'Wy. will present -Thi- History port herself. rwnl ulra manamv -tn— of Hie North Ftnrl at Hull I_ake " ptnte office in Canton. Ohio. Everyone is invited to attend. Dunham will be responsible for | The Bernard Museum U now the sale of all types of metal- collecting children's toys and working preascs . and special pcssewdons of the late 1800 s in prwaea which are nniniifacturcd order to fumiah a Children's by Uie company's plants In Can- , Hoorn al thc Museum. ton and Hastings , AH objects donated are a»Pttsn sales offices are Iorat«J sun-d ol perpetual care aa thu In New York. i*ittoburgh. Phlla- Museum b under thc jurisdiction delphia. Cleveland. Dtfyton. De- of the State Museum, and do- • African Aid Reg. 79c Size 57 Mineral Oil .Pint Size Job. Easy to set up for different folds. Na adjust­ 57 ments to make for various Medicated Vapure MODELB8FOLOIR Room Vaporizer Bomb A momy-wr for folding up to If t If 88 LOANS from *60.00 to >60,000.00 chins on your next folding . paper weights. Foltenbergcr (fdic)) National Bank of Hastings DEPOSITS INSURED UP TO $10,000.00 PRESCRIPTION PHARMACY Pbeee Wl 5-2466 B DldCPRHDUC �All Welcome to Day of Prayer Services’Here Adventists* Goal For Academies Is $1.5 Million Rev. Owenncth Behring. Paster 10 am. Bunday school. 11 am Preaching. ,8 pm Preaching. THE GALILEAN BAFTUT CHURCH Former Freeport High Bel Pastor Ralph VanderWr Sunday school. 10 am Announce Text For Next Sunday FIR8T PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Broadway and Center Willard H. Curtis. MinUL Sunday. Feb. 38, IMS. Morning worship, 0:30 an Nursery provided. Sermon; Fool for Chrirt’s Sake." CONGREGATION OF JEHOVAH’S WITNESSES 230 Wart Colfax street Bunday. Public talk. 3 pm Watchtower Bible atudy, 4:1 Tuesday, ccmgrsgaUoa Bible :udy, 8:1* pm. Frt, minister school. 740 pm Service meeting. 8:30 pm. At Nashville Chnrth-Rev. Harry J. Zurcter. missionary in Puerto Rico, to to bs at lhe NashviMe Church of the Nasarone at 7:30 pm. this Wednesday. paster Earl L. Frost has announced. He to to tall about ths country and will sliow pictures. Rev. and Mra. Zurcher arc on their third practice. Thursday. 4 pm Junior choir Second Thiuiday of each month Women's Fellowship. Pot- HASTINGS ASSEMBLY Or GOD CHURCH 103 E. Woodland Avsnus Bev. M. F. Golbc, paster thorn that bcUavo; In my name riadl they oast out devfls; . . . They shall take up serpeuU; and if they drink any deadly tiling. EUB Family. Night Enjoyed By 96 Person! Walldorff-Sponable ko/n£ uneven The service wUl be held in the Presbyterian Church al 3 pm Mra. Frost has sent invitations to all the Hastings churclxw, and she hopes that many will join lu this tatentawmlnaUonal, world­ wide day ot prayer. Everyone to oversews tn' 1*4*. and first served In Peru The public is invited to Wednesday’s service. Rev. Zurcher. a native of Berne, Ind, got his B A at Olivet Nasarene Col­ lege, Kankakee. HL Ash Wednesday E nitcopal Service Ash Wsdnmday. March 3. will Hall, next to the church, for care of small children at the begin with a cetebratton of the time of tho meeting. Uniting six continents and mere than 135 nations, this first Friday of Lenten season 6:1* pm. Christian Endeavor. 7 pm. Gospel Hour. Message 11 am. Memage, "The Batik by the pastor. of Armageddon-" 3 pm. Sunday. Feb. 38. Barry 6 pm. the Y hour. Union Junior C. E. Rally at ti>c friends. This is an event that taken place one Bunday evening of prayers for peace and broth­ 7 pm Mcrooge. "Our Spiritual each quarter, and was attended Friday Activities erhood nn the theme “Who! by 06 persons. 3 pm. World Day of Prajvr Doth the Lord llrqulrr." held in thc church, sponsored In' writing the service. Mrs. by the Hastings Aren United pastor H. J. Buwalda led the Jctsso Jal McNeil of Pasadena. worship. Battirday Activities Thc male quartet composed ot 8 pm Couples Club will meet Gerald Ostroth. Dorrell Koller, In Memorial Hall "Variety pro­ gram " Bring a dessert. Host couples are: Mr. and Mrs. Lyle 9:30 am. Homing period. Wil­ liam Cotant. leader: 7 pm adult group, Mrs. Gladys Ostroth. lead­ er: youth group, Darwin Hooker lender; Children'* Story Hour. 'Serving Your Community Since 1895' Congregational singing and personal testimony were also part of tlw devotional period. The evening prayer was offered by Woodland l»blo club, for boys Ralph Towler, a friend of tlx, and girls. Meeting place. Wood­ pastor from Monroe. Tho closing land community room over the prayer was offered by Mrs. Pearl W Equipped Ambulance \24-Hour Service Phono Wl 5-3252 Saturday. 3 to 4 pm Church Library opens. March 1-8. poster Buwnltla will Worship. 11 am Evangelistic service. 7:30 pm. Prayer meet. Thum, 7:30 pm. Mra McNeil, wife of thc Rev. Jests Jal McNeil, author and As a service of the laity, for minister, has a long record In church leadership, having served seventy-nine years this day of prayer has given Christian wit­ now through re-dcdlcaUon and mlmlon. perron to person, race to race, and nation to nation. Other World Day of Prayer saptlrt Convention. USA. Im. While a resident of Mtchlgfii. services will oteo be held on that lhe was named "Michigan Citi- day as follows: Coate Grove: 3:00 Ben of Superior Talents In Be­ half of Humanity." by thc MlchIgn House of Representatives. In a world beset by the agony pm. Alto Methodist Church: Lake Odessa; 1:30 pm. Evangeli­ cal United Brethren Church: Middleville; 8 pm, Mrthcxiut Church, and Nashville: 1:30 pm, EvangvlioG United Brethren City of Hastings of Glory." Sunday school and Bible classes for all agro. 0:30 am Wednesday, 7:15 pm Ash County of Barry, Michigan 0:4* am Bunday school, 11 am. Homing worship. 7 pm. Evening worahlp. Wednesday, 7:30 pm. Bible Have I seen what...? 7:30 pm Troop 73. 9:« am. Sunday school. Tuesday. 6:30 pm. Banner class CU«s for all agro. carry-ln dinner at the church. 11 am Morning church aervioo Thursday. 3:30 pm Carol and message by tho pastor. This ser­ vice Is Uroadamt. WBCH. Nelson's Dodge Polara 500? City Clerk eoch workins day until Monday, March 8, 1965. Tho last day for receiving registration! will ’with the You mean the red all-vinyl interior, white car bucket se^js, that’s parked in thick carpeting, the middle of padded dash and their driveway..& shiny center console? I didn’t notice. Worship service, M:30 am Sermon topic: “A Mark of a Living Church Wholeheariednow." by Mr. Nethory. DONNA to all to attend the services of this friendly church. Every Sunday, 8:30 am tha wcrid-wldo Free Methodist BRETHREN CHURCH Cor. of Jefferson & E. Center Rev. RuiMll Sarver. Pastor Sunday school. 10 am Worship hour. 11 am Bunday evening terrier, 7 pm. • Tlx: Bible. the whote Bible and nothing but the Bible. KINNEY Hatting!, Michigai Fellowship, 8 pm Pastor Dor Roa. guest spcalur. Pastor Roa Is a teacher at Waldorf College in Poreert City. Iowa. At-prcacnt he is doing graduate study at Michigan Stale Univenity. Bat, Sabbath school. 8.30. ’ Worahlp, 11 am 1 Wednesday prayer. 7:** pm ’ Bunday. “It to Written,* on i TV. Vnao Chtnnel 1, 8:30 am ' Bunday. "Faith for Today," on I TV. Wood Channel I, IM un, Bunday Voice of Prophecy I Radio ftOOD 1300, 0:30 am II you haven’t seen the Polara 500. J. City Clock CALL COLLECT' /■ACU? au£ k<1 V AJIT |J HOMEOWNERS PAY OFF ALL YOUR BILLS FIRST MORTGAGES because there was a crowd around'it SECOND MORTGAGES If You Need *7:30 pm Christian Endeavor. 8 pm. Gospel hour. Msuage by Marvin Peate. 7 pm. Wednesday. prayer and probe followed by C. E. business HASTINGS MOTOR ‘ SALES • 220 E. State St. $1,500 ?«r only $n.42 $3,000 Fay Only $34.84 $5,000 f-y Only $55.06 $1,500 $ 6,500 $ 5.000 $ 9,000 $ 6.500 $2,500 $13,000 $ 9.500 $3,500 $10,000 $5,000 $15,000. �Sick Room Items For Loan by Cancer Society Freeport Newton of E. State Road Satur-. and Mra. Floyd Grinnell. * Sun­ day. * Floyd Clark ot Hastings!day visitors of Mr. and Mra. and Don Barlow and son of' Floyd Grinnell were Mr. and Brighton were Saturday visitors I Mra. Richard Johnson of Bellaof Mr. and Mra. Robert Newton, vue and Mr. and Mra. George * Mr. and Mr*. Robert Newton Elliott of Hasting*. received a call from their daughMr. apd Mrs Harry Grinnell ter. Mr*. Ray Koon.-saying they of Bellevue were Monday dinner had arrived home at Port. Angles.; guests of Mr. and Mra. Floyd Wash. »’ j Grinnell. * Mr*. Jack Neu beck er Mra. Henry Myer* visited Mra. and boy* of Alto. Mr. and Mr*. Wm. Strausbaugh of Hastings j James Humphrey and family of last Tuesday. * Mra. Henry My- {Kalamaxoo and Mrs. Mary Willera visited Mrs. Walter Strause I lams and children of Middle of Hastings last Thursday. * Mr. | Lake were Bunday visitors of end Mra. Mrs. Charles Geiger spent Mr. and Mr*. George Humphrey. and Sunday supper guests of Mr. and Mm2, .. V.2i0‘1.T? 411O wmj»on 2?!S1 ______ Mr and Mrs. Harold Stanton off DowUng^'and™ Dowling and Mr*7 Mrs. Muth nrlnacr and son win of nt Hastings Meatino. Springer were Sunday vuitorr "* **1 Mra. Reuben Crites, Mrs. Donaid Cullen Vos a M guest of her sister, ....towzv.. Conley of Hastings. * Mr. and son. Bill Ho*piiai * Mr ana Mrs. joe[. Thanday. February M. 19SS Kauffman spent Sunday with!' and children were Friday i Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Kauffman!art 1 guest* of Mr. and Mrs.> nf Ulll T.k. » Mr arut Kira At 'supper I letter at February IS; ' Robert Conley of Hasting* ; day ocvrnlght guest of her aunt | Mr. and-Mr*. Keith Sage of Claud Walton called an his 'and uncle. Mr. and Mn. Howard Officers of the Bury County Hastings were Saturday* evening son of Caledonia were Sunday father. Fbahk. at thc MedicalThaler. * Mr. and Mrs. Art. Cancer unit are reminding real- visitors of Mr. and Mr*. Elwood dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Facility Sunday. * Mn. Dorothy ■ Moore. Alfred Cluler. Mr. ,*ndr may aniao, tom Voder. * Mra. LaVcra Shute of Ralph Moore. * Mr. and Mrs. Al Campbell spent lhe weekend Mrs Kenneth Moore and ‘Mr.1 IftMt k r00,n* ftre av*1Is»ble fur Hastings and Mra. Elwood Yoder Barnard visited Mr. and Mn. with her parent*. Mr. and Mra. and Mrs. George Estep weredren of Hastings were Thunday Donald Kidder. Sunday. Claud Walton, after spending a | Saturday evening lunch guesSi. at I F«*ma requiring Item, may attended the North American visitors of Mr and Mra. John Mr. and Mn. Russell Blough of week tn Chicago * Weekend Mr. and Mn. Frank Thompson"' call the Cancer Office. Wl 5-1107. Beauty Show at Detroit Sunday. * Mr. and Mra. Pau) Olmstead of PeW’eerd * Mr. and Mn. Ho­ Middleville were Sunday callers callers of Mr. and Mrs James j in honor of Mn. Estep's birthLake Odessa were Monday supmer DcWeerd of Middleville were of Mr and Mr*. Jesse Blough. * Cool were Mr. and Mra. Robert; day.-*• Mr. and Mrs. Seymdrc Sunday evening visitors of Mr. Mr. and Mra. Robert Blough and i White of St. Joe, Mr. and Mr*. Bouwens and family were Sun­ Donations to the Barry County wood Yoder. * Mr. Barney CLuand Mrs. John Deweerd. * Mr. family of Northville were Satur-I Wayne Fields ot Caledonia and'day dinner guests of Mr. and cancer unit from June 19. 19M. to ler of Middleville visited hl* sis­ Feb. I. IW. were m memory of ter. Mr. and Mn. George Estep. Hoffman of Wayne. Bunday. * belle Postma. Mrs Marie Roush and Mr*. Ralph Kyser of Lowell day luncheon guests-of'Mr. and'Mr. and Mr*. Robert Blough and Mrs. Dun Link of Alaska. ♦ Mr. . Mr. and Mrs. Charles Geiger and Mrs Elnora Whitney sur­ ■and Dale Dukes i «... ..... Mr. and Mrs. — — Mrs. ..... Bill Blough, w H TO.. Mr. >...« and ..... Mrs. .children n..U! ... V, of ..^1 Northville. w * .... Mr. ..... and I and TOMrs. 7. m/UIVir Seymore DVUWCUB Bouwens Vada Adams. Nellie Bedford. Dr Saturday. visited at the Gust Wlhgeler and prised Mn. Effie Parker on her and family. local, were Sunday ■ Bill Blough and children were!Mrs. Floyd Belcher of Baine!called on hl* parents. Mr. and O. F. Benner. Thelma Berry Mer! George Eltelbu** homes at Low­ birthday last Tuesday evening. dinner and supper.guests of Mr J Saturday evening visitors of Mr.; Creek were Monday eallen here.! Mra. Coniellou* Bouwens of Alto , Clark. Virginia CboleyTlS Co* Alfred Cluler were Sunday lun­ Oortton Dull*. Mary Hart. Cecil cheon guests of Mr. and Mn ell Saturday evening. * The A lunch of Ice cream, cake and and Mrs. Floyd Dukes and Ar-.and Mrs. Jerry Kyser of Battle * Mra Robert Clinton and chll- Sunday. * Mr. and Mr*. Robot.'. George Elliott children of — Has sandwiches was enjoyed and the ——------- ­ -r..-— ..... , ....... noMCreek. ..itT». * wMr. mi and . luiunui. Mrs. Bill uiuuiuusu Blough dren uirnof uiMiddleville miuuic<uk were wove8aturouiur' Blough oiouKiiand anafamily nunuy otoiNorthville noruivuie Munton. Dorothy OetroUi. Mn. Geontv Estep. * Mr. and Mrs tings Saturday 1 Wn1w<rt Z. rZJ II.. ,*?■ *‘. were 8 “turd*>' overnight evening was spent visiting. * Mr. | Mr and Mrs. Floyd Duke* were and children were late Sunday. day visitors of Mr. and Mrs Art were weekend guests of his moPeanon and UU. Walker. iCn.J 1I| tln Robert Newton visited Mrs. Wm. guests of their grandparents. Mr i and Mra. Marvin Patrick . were Friday visitor* of their grand-1 luncheon guest* of Mr. and Mra., Clinton. ] ther, Mra. Greta Blough. By !Un. Sylvan Ta^ti the Ed when you redeem these coupons during Kroger's STAMP-A-R AMA . IFRIENDLY •5A*kF0LKS / WED. DOUBLE STAMPS rocjerF £ #5“ £ 50 EXTRA TOP VALUE STAMPS] » j nil PARKING IS NO PROBLEM Spotlight Instant Coffee 50 EXTRA TOP VALUE STAMPS A w,fh IM Purchire of » SoUon tolUd Ton Tcnderay ‘ t Pot Roast Boneless I Vine Ripe Tsostoes 50 EXTRA TOP VALUE STAMPS | 25 EXTRA TOP VALUE STAMPS £ with tho purctuse ol a rib ond Boneless Pork Roast Banquet Fruit Pies with the pwrchMa ct • J ib n> '> Florida Mediia Kwick Kris? 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Country Wed.-Thun.-Fri. 9—9 Chili W/Beans 3<to»1 Sot. 9-7 | Frozen M< I Banquet ! Dinners-*<9 v \ Kroger ButtermilkTO Bread W jfc 59/ 88’ SIZE doz. ft> 69/ Tandaray Arm Cut Jumbo Sunk'ist STORE HOURS 59/ Tendaray 4lh.& 5lh Rib U.S Fancy Co-Riip Jonathan or Ih lb Bonoloss Rib End PORK ROAST »69c 135 Sira Washington MAYONNAISE «*49/ SO EXTRA TOP VALUE STI 50 EXTRA TOP VALUE STAMPS'/. 25 EXTRA TOP VALUE STAMPS wifh tbo sxHchaio of a, 1-lb pkg of Eckrich All Meat Leona Kroger Snack Crackers G ° Toxas Yellow Onions Rod«om *1 Krogor thru Sof.Fot: G -mwi 100 EXTRA TOP VALUE STAMPS^ X 50 EXTRA TOP VALUE STAMPS] 50 EXTRA TOP VALUE STAMPS FRESH GROUND HAMBURGER *79/ �Proceedings of the Barry Co. Board of Supervisors %2S S!-sns Ii I 7,468.84 3AMUABT XfNOIOV JUDGE or TXOBAn iLf...;; JANUAXT EBSN10N Ckalrwtan Floy* r|||eO to **rr .,... Ma b»U. CbairWR Mn Otoaty Tryatertr Verlka* UlUnpla r MtXlbbta. «I4 Bel on cn. . ■atiu at atria bolorr, and Clark b« aathorlrtO to .Orta eu tka Cauaty Traaaaror fat ClaltaM A How kJ aaki4 for poullle Has a*4 Jot tke i-sss:^ ss .1 safer ■*:a t.-sriTSai'fcJrdss..'!: su-rres. • DMIor Assx'ss t.'arittd. Uudj.t Ur 1003 01 JUVENILE Caoaiy OCteu !S VmIm< OUIeepje Barry Cetnty T> 300.00 BbnlN Barry Cauoly Harald A. Stanton l-lead Wilk"* Ertorft .. •a .. a® as . <>C ,.n Marine AcUrttlta Gr’alam S»- ikk Barta Ce*nty s 14. Keller CMli 14. McCkU Taller 11. Num Barre . 300.00 mn •tattoo »o4 U«IM rutorw ......... total Easoaoo .......... iHaTbaA Matoiraoaeo “js wiesvir <11.r. u. ■SKft Rl»t» «t Mlck(s*n MICXOFILMIMO BOARD OF SrrKRVICORM breath lay ■! ir 4,&ou wri iis.’.'icaai:. "xy.'i sunu« trams-rcr Child car s io.ouio Co.-r“ucn. 3 7.070.10 ............. SST.oO Ji • WMJ • -:iin ’' 040 JO 00.10040- ......... 1V.3U3.U3 'itiun ' i>6 1»V 43 37A40.SS ... 004.14140 rnllfi ‘•to: 5»>MA0 4.413 JO 73J 14.02 tbe lUlnil r.Md be ceceii placed M Ole. Mntr.-u Ou:& . C1M1M Eacltylt ■vs* Truafna CoirteUtai is'.slsiso 4.400.00 go.bb 37.00 30'.4M3s “tlttfe ■-•j'.Joo.oo .U Balance 1-1-84 . ..u.... Balance 1 164 4 407 40 ,lsjHO =.5 nits 144.571.36 3.114 41 356.373.66 146.571 34 .03 1.S33 34 350.373.00 173i3l3VS 330.00 03.331 45 >.330.133 44 133J4LI3 1.311,011.44 435,381.44 50.00 5.8114 35 39.284 40 i.aaa.ai __ 104.143.38 I4.43S.43L6T Uffuv M.pvix OutllllMWI OAAI EMFLOTXXS F.tnplayir'i bhara ............ 0 PBOBECUTINO ATTOBMET ’ ’ 3941.UU 037.SM.ia I <ivtI .1 110,441 80 KEOIIIEB or DEEDO Ltsatai Narrate 0, Eririea . Baatca Marreta awtarm«aa «:n Dtabuaeaaata Balance 13 M-44 Macalnd CEMETEBY TBUST FUND ACTIVITIES—1884 SCHEDULE "D" ABT SESSION ' ’ ’ 'n.ii 8.714.14' 4.34U.34* tztor '•ssioi I.0S4A3 j 7.654.01 17.354.17 S.00 ESCHEATS FUND ACTIVITIES—19C4 SCHEDULE "C" f O.’llSAS 'tiiiH •■mil tke book audit. M..M I.; .ryiL'^1‘1 !l- l-i'A. MS I', Buirr-.. r S.ita<. t:..i 25.4'23.15 182.151.10 17.551.10 i::ia । ' ’ 4os'.io k 111. r 1M30.70 ssl’JI?? ‘’SiSMUO 30.001.00 EC3S Sr.Z"?.™;S I. Der pitoiol fu> MISCELLANEOUS ABSTEAOT Of XE0BIFT8 AMD DMBUBABMBNT S, ALSO TBANSFXES AMD BALANCES OF FUNDS SCBBDULB Lota Source Edward A. Juka.cn Becelpta Cesatary Kobrrt A Marr Ann Jehaeon A Iriitif ........... . ... I.......... » Balance 13-31-44 DUkareeBanta 1.67 8 3 7 86 401.07. Miller. fbjM l 1 303 93 jssstfs.-fisn 132 95 MNB 203 93 So va 50.84 « uwiL n’|nth. » >. Wor ItbleT t»-.l ri-ivik oi Lot 66. rn *Ya rter Lot 13. Hee D t u t> Ma a n furkor Lot 14, See D i « Blk 11 1 Mery U Pnerars . 1 Irene Itnr.kl«r Eelala IiJe'lno k Thnxiorr Buckler Lot 1 , 211, Bre' T 1 Karl limnled Ketate I 18. Be* P ' Ualter L Waller* 1 ni.irre Demtnin* Kttate 1 totl 39. Bee O nee o 1M ' Wtlban Wkiiney ; LI.'jJ W'llkln. 1 Loi ! ” 'Hee A ’ Iler Parkia-nn sii C _ lubn (J. Hauler 1 1 Maa D. Tucker 1 I ’reayoel e > 'rwport 1 1^reeperl' 1 1treeperl 1 > j *rreport 1 -rerpvri 'rMporl a...................... 4i.i47 106 44 1 10.041-67 M 13 5?a I1 1H 41 3 93 I 1 .S« 1 .’i. . 0. 100.43 150.63 1.111 63 5031 30083 30 21 80.31 ' .'. i. i . ' . . .'. i ......... ................ ?P.. ■ ......... i................. i 31 ....................... ..... iu.iv. ................................. 300.00 iiiehiit Dr.rAfirkir.MT 300.00 I A "iKeu ... I i.ooo.co CONTAGIOUS DISEASE Miicellaneoer Total . . DBAXX COMMISSIONER l.(Hk».ll AOBICULTUBAL EXTENSION * 3.300.00 ....ft COUNTT CLERK County Clirk | iMpuiy ............................ Drpaty Clirk ................... >00.00 SOLDIEB8 AND BAILOEE BURIAL s'.soo’oo I»8 ■SLIT. AW. Mlthten. T.B ftaa.. <-«ro Stall Ifoipital ....... TpilbinH State Hoaptl.l . I’vaUac Ntale Hoapilal .. Tefal .. T.15 Hudrrtr ’1084 '0T.30O.ti AeeMtoU** t Mt.celleoeonl h.ii'hci.i ELECTIONS MixellanK.'l OSlee rE • BOABD OF SUPERVISORS TAX COMMISSION iSE; ■jsetaaL'-* ua I XBrtt . T.l»L»7 Mi 05 1^4.00 nodsallor '10M'ii.MO.00 . 8 f:S“ PrlvtU BaStsini Umim' (tat o( Cnair DatraUoa or COUBTHOUMLJAIL AMD OBOUMDS ooubt ADDRB8BOGRAFH Total tor .500 00 CIBCU1T COUXT SuFflin .010,010 30 Ntusbor ol Caatt Hlartad............. »01 MBS HaptUU. .... 103.31 . Tbaraafa are no leajer kaaartd lurvaru tar MaiCI by Sepwlitor I.. HeCnun. Murtad by EltMtaieor Steal*. that MILON MAXINE ENFOBCEMEMT ............... • 0.3 a lit Patrol 34100 •rai Bepaaaa ,. SIS SO .st; •w CUSTODIANf I, Furnitura' “'M,. M co Xiu.U.lHi Total ......................... 0M.0n.NS Badsrt tor ISM 018.000.00 CIVIL DETEMSE . U..JJ ABSTRACT OFFICE Prlntfsc A Biedio« Total ? Mtit 8SZ'.tt. H ;iis A Blaiios'.. M Mtoere in pn. i B&.'iita a ZONING COMMISSION Coeoty (Mirer ................. I Ar £ ■MdUMMMM 7 Writ «( Al Total .. Bud»et l«r 1864 SIS.OOOJ COUNTY TREASURER tII’AV Kit~ DETENTION HOME N.clirud Cklldm UoaCIrUI ...... K .30S.JO .447.01 l'mn‘»c * BIRTHS AND DEATHS £ STATE INSTITUTIONS B •;s« Total ......... I ..0 4.00N.44 BMtrHor 1004 OISJOOVO .-7^7= MtoTOE” A,*D “s ce,4 M gu Tr... b.m.:' tSTtenil;:.. P*MP<Wl ApplK*ll««< uppyrted by SuH'r.b’Jr We & ejyji i "F* * Ante U.urance . Cmtr CM-Bosi 'Howard J. Ferrle, R«gL �I I 'll J Thureday. rebreaey U. IM fresh Out of the Attic Barryville Supervisors DI* ACT **LI*F WaUat* Otte* U< QW Maple Valley III.I.' The BarryvWe Community Club will meet Tuesday, March To Graduate 88 in Spring "U'B ’ raravra nun nVwi raxing top honces fvwd a :• IHUU n*i*»(< H* i.i Vai?1*? . . C**b R«<*l|>l> DtekartHHHllt Wednesday dinner guests of Mr. and Mn Cui Tobias and famlly gra. Or. i Bcllevue were Bunday callers of Uie Fassctta. * Bunday callers ot Mr. and Mn WUlunn Schroder and Mr. and Mrs Arron Schroder of Bellevue o!. Mclr.tyre of QuUnby were Satur­ day evening callers of the PufKs. * Mrs. Karl PufpafT and Balsa.. on . Glenn PufpafT called on iisru. Sharon Healey Friday at the Ingham County Medical Center a* rwwlnd aa< adi * ul '•tAWXT At Tanning i Pin «i« l**>BMlil) . Mr. and Mra. Leslie Dickerson Itoiaurt ot Dowling were Friday dlnm| Qf«>> DtekarsMMsia . gueste of Mra. L. A. Day. On «• lu*4: ■ --r-— - “’TO Saturday. Mra. L. A. Day called |rv<<dur«». TUii martlnc »■• hrld (1»W) pK«»k«r A 19S*. al Ika C««uwunity Bnlldiar nnrr Is raaikar arkadalad nock Hospital and Mr. and Mrs. BOCIAL WE UABE FUMDS tar Jaanary >0. 1W1 Clyde Hendershott of Hastings. ASalateUrtir. BaaBartfally aabwitted, Mn. .Day waa a Sunday dinner Board aad buKUr Paul uiL.-u. Acuna A 4ra. vem NashviUe. (gataHaa) GUILD CAX* rUKD HMAMCUL 8TAY*M*aT _ Gurdon of Battle Creek un r. Mrs. Ruavell Mead on nMdM«.*B*»F Craata MUI ■ ■* ky H*»«ntoor |ftkar4l. ay H. D. Burp# aeivea a fine borne. Melvin and Marshall married but Lew reAuguMus Kline, Il was publish­ ed in September, 1940. which, after all in IMS, couldn’t quite claimed aom cr until Muilali County will enjoy It, and it will Mr. Skidmore and HIOTORY OF HINDS 1884, returned staff and die yescbook, betonra to the girls’ track team and ma Anson Smith spent hit lite Ciuscnsiup award. Buran la on to the BAN-, In the Fall of 1881 William Bishop located on the south aide and is active in tho North Urove Evangciioal Uulbed 23.ns M urday afternoon. Mr and Mrs tldon Day of Nashville Sunday two daughters, located fint on Xf- Cummins stayed only a few baa worked in the pripupM* «■ afternoon and Mr. and Mrs. Stu­ Hie south side uf tho district J^ara and moved away but lux Ixc thc past two ydMw. la on art Day and family of Hastings were Sunday dinner guests. * and Lira. Thomae RubUaoa told huuiekorpinj in ills tathcr’s member of tile junior play cast. feifis;;' SSM’M.’.tfUU'V rairuauT bbmior mrat pra jtfwrarat • axausa TOTAL SOCIAL w*nrasa Disatnauraira vs Total Ur on ree, BOCIAL WELFARE TUMDS. ini Bladiae atssTLS. ••Urn.. MN IM". P*<M ks4 t» bo la- Hastings, spent Thursday with union. nUentliaiar Mrs Orval Shuts of Gun Lake. Snyder where Uxry lived for Robert C. Smith. Eelltla and Nancy attended a birthday dinHinda, a young man of 29, whooe and Mrs. Sam Smith of Nash­ ville Mrs. Robert C. Smith York, prara-d his way through Joined them for Bunday evening lunch. Happy UrUidsy, Ina. * Mrs Don Wolf and Mrs. Robert where tho sclxxilliouse now Herman were Wednesday lunch to. and immediately went to guests of Mra. Marguerite Porrltt ot Hastings. * Mrs. Robert Her­ man attended the Naxarcne skeeM Don Wolf on Thursday. The Hermans entertained the NaraValcntlne’s Party on Thursday, a Mr. and Mrs. Robert Herman and family were Sunday dinner gunu ot the former’s slater, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Phillipa, of Kal- esne r ACTIVITIBB AMD DA C0MM0DITIBI Jordan some years later. A num- Fair Council, ber gf families have occupied In March 1863, Jacob Kline, a study English and psychology, resident of Indiana..«a m a to other* in tho top ten include Michigan in search of a home' Sue Maurer, Buran Murphy, IK. U ....._ Margarete Kruger, Butmia Kw« family and wlrn they came back multoo. in May. Mr. Robinson decided llvco and enjoyed the fruits of KUne went a little farther their labor, transforming Uie north and located on the sjuthdistrict bringing with them tog dvrallinga into fine frame comer by the achooihouae structural. There wire three chll-1 fbey journeyed through dren to blew this union Ufe together. In 1884, William TTte next family was Charles I Kline, a brother, took to hlm- SUry Bunnell, a slater of Mra. Roblrunn. Their permanent home Hinds. They located a half mile the achooihouae. Jaoob Kline, be* RSCAFITULATIOX: Albert and Ahoo Nutt must school waa started a Bunday’ I imagine. Improving their home and rearing a family of four Soon there were other famillca IxvdUiy boys. Mra. Roblruon pamad away in January, 1B8M. moving like John Ciiandler, ElMT. Rdbihabn continued living r-.'po.t MlSZlat.il Total CLl Sraa until his death some brunt (who walked away with home that is still in tho family. The eldest son, Wdilam. went to manocy, only of tbu children, Chicago; Bert toentod in Battle during my firat achool doya. nearby until George decided to ■<S C*Mip**7 '•kith j*. total *f ■irtrikUltew. FABTICIFATIOX-- 'j;:' and Malon Skidmore and wife a daughter of Clark Robineon. Robert Kelly came next with Llrtle came in 1877. Pinr M teklr«» L Barry uwd Ika saalalanra <d tkaa* AMSUAL REPORT FOB IMl Ctrk Served aa supervisor and trmaurer of Hope township. Lewbrother* of Anaun Smith, and David Smith, * nephew, all to Will Fulir who stayed until Oraon and Amanda Johnson W. O. Tobias on the farm new ■ owned by Kart Tobias. W. :O,. Izv-kV a raimnaniAM ' the Robinsons in 1857. I learned but very little about the Kelly s as I new became pmonally ac­ quainted with tiicm. In this family tliere ware three chll- Ralph Newton and family op* with tka IMJnraii'i R. Smith with hla wife and four children clahmd a section of Blatt of Mkklfaa boarB ar at'mnaoiui For Ika Coooly »t Barry that nra dlitriWlN GnMB adualteaal Mr. Fiard MiU.r. Ckal Barrr County Hoard al lUrtlMa. Mtehi«a> Mr. Milter: the district, where with lhe help .... uaaraig m Mia IlMsJlaaakls ji Maa The deed for the school property r“nUJ' °f fw»“« »“*» W». was given by Robert Kelly and thJrt>’ >*»»Hammcftd to Jacob Kline and signed by Jolm another good clUscn on Me list. Hinds and John Chandler in J“»b Wiycntuui purchased tbo May i871. !’“ ,u - ---------Some of the first pupils: UI about two years ago when he think la the only one living. moved to Hostings. Gtorte WlUt- Mtalally kaa4l<apy«4 ptiaaai A44i<u la IniasttaUas Wilkins’ and Deltea. MickIssa Ltaasca.u ar* yr..**'.” .•IJhftL-JXlK ara rarrteS M CklB- •W: PBOJBCTB llartlrgllsr* . . ............. 2 a of WrtS .. ..O. Iring wallinr ' illarloara tkal It >1 akiUna. IB. tfirtdiau’ Kelley September, 1879. through thc lhelr Uvea in the community and woods' all the" way fTOni the farm dl<l thelr In transforming now owned by Mra. Andrew ’rtldenxwe into a beautiful Smith with two houses on the fanning community. Thc tog _ . . . __ • IIMlia wut HUMW ut--------- ----------- -------- - ------- - * — logs laid Side by side and cov- every farm were transformed cred with dirt, ttic ends of the 11U“ “ replaretLby fine buiidinga lopi sticking out «o we could ‘uul behind liwen memories fisrsui. loyal ratfleys | Mr. and Mr*. Peter Bechtel, ’ 1 ’1 ■* ■ . l/fe Banner IFinl Adit rioiblne KaRMg Fenesal !■»>»•»• |UU*<* en H*n4: DiJu’r^-’ ■rar owatMikip «f ik> C'Mirl. Wl bar* apprstiMsl.lr loo l*Ur lamsyMral aaardissskli • 8TI »»N* w*r* rloa*<l iturlni TO ALL TEENAGERS -umy Property Oaarau**, rt|x>rt»4 .a rra>al«lioa of Ika Jaraalla off|<«a in BARRY COUNTY: HSAJMtAl, REPORT It. that effect—many tenei. BuJ a good credit record is alio at a clothing store, factory repayment schedule—and then stick to tel li you ’"‘Il'i’ilrt111' I at; " El important to eay as Hall Call Mi US-’JftS, 4 ' >1 1 ,. good credit all through life. Start k.iSW^IW'n«l larvlra. II k*. b*«a namuy Balaur* aa •WXWMriitus; fe.w-1, IMXMh CM I rrtBAO glMOO ?. i »g; fiSS a «e«'d yOOnkwthis SFONWkiD ar MEfflS . The Credit Bureau of Barry County �Keep Michigan Beautiful' adopt* Ozzie the Otter HIE HASTINGS BANNER A minimum of feeding labor, strong healthy lamb* and eco­ nomical feeds are objective* of Winter rations for the bred ewe flock. . . Highlights Interesting FARM NEWS Scholarships for Carlton Junior To Construct Training Nurses Granger* Report New 4H Barn al Their Activities TTie Carlton Junior Grange, Fairgrounds Now Available members met Saturday, Feb. 20. Steeby Writes On Feeding Bred Ewe Flock Barry Fann Calendar Arthur Steeby. Barry County Eilension director. Grass »llage. corn silage, bean pod* or beet top* ctn account for the remainder Roughage should be increased in both quantity and quality during the last half ot lhe pregnancy period. Four pounds of legume hay per head dally should be adequate for the roughage portion of lhe sheep ‘"e*”* should start receiving yp»ip. “Keep .Michigan Beautiful, Inc. He wai unveiled lor the lint time at the annual meeting Kin four to six weeks before iblng Equal part* of com. oat* and wheat by weight make sud on all other media uted In call attention to the litter problem. Individuals and communities an excellent ration. The grain who wsnt to help diould writ* to "Keep Michigan Beautiful, Inc.”, Michigan State Clumber of I should be started at one-quarter Commerce, SIS S. Washington, Laming, 45933. 1 pound per head dally and tncreased to, one pound. Addition tices. tlmelliiMa of cultivation, of wheat to lhe ration helpa and w on ; prevent white muscle disease. Steeby points out that prvg4. Tho control of plant nutri■ ent*. Thia is related to thc tur I of commercial fertiliser*, bve- ! .. Carlton Grange and Ba The Michigan League for it the Grange Hall Nursing announce, information A short period of active games County 4H will begin construeon l went*-six competitive nurs­ was conducted by Mr* Charles lion Of thc 4H Livestock tarn FEB. n ing schomnhlps for 1905 high Stadel before the meeting began, won after March 1. It wa* an- M\gcH A slldinc nartv which had 1‘ouiwed this week wjim, j«na. n r^ini* nf time* Jack Warner, of Moriarty Farm I m tacii l-tan o.«at» been postponed a couple or times. *■ Dir«tcr« -•*“"» to all •enlnr high schools it to b* held Uie first Saturday Buildings, will supply equipment there is enough /.now, on Ran- I aod supervision. mabch throughout Michigan, -i raette“hU! So “»•« the bam may be com- ---------Funds for these r-cho&rshlp* The Junior Granger* decided: are contributed by Michigan Hos­ to hold a roller skating party I bu>y with spring work. Jim WL*pital Ber9ce iBtu* Croaal; De­ March 20 frSn a[ JnUM pm^al!**'! of Barry County Lumber 1* Hmumk 10:30 j *.m. | Barry County farmers, and partment of Michigan. American smou ctab viim to*4>r> anyone else interested in soils, mabch s ill 8s4su 101 S. MUkUan. | Legion Auxiliary ^Medical Art* Reid's Rink. Everyone may In-1 BdvBnclng the materials for the wSBfclililJiLfiStySi.,, 1*1 etetkta* Ceanl* Ckali- -J* of Grant! Rapid?, individuals ■un mwt with nun* EceaomicR Ei County Soil Management and and foundations mi^will be paid for the cn- • U>* tar^ueTl^he I i-nKirn Ai,nt 1:30 la 3 ■ ts. Can r-mn PnahielJon alvirl. n„rw Scholarship applications must — All BrtenRion ‘"fording to County Extension 1 taring a chlcktn barbecue al lire .**m be filed before April 15. UM6 tir<- group o.ii L*k« Director Arthur Bteeby. Mh W*lnhrwh! rermried tiiat1 nCW bam Site Wl June 5th. At j AiMit* Winners will be announced in sun CH ta*4«i Th' shor. („ur*e la xhfil FW further Information or ap- Day had been delivered to Pen-1 “ u J?*"" memorial ’”14* to Arthur K. RichRich ,- ---------MABCh » r.ir Bou* . .. > ardsiill. UcaUons. students should con- nock Hospital : h,tn _ . Maacn"*—4H*ciwrtl Batact their high school principal The program wa* opened by a rontact r *.« o« couBMtor or write directly to chant "My Old Cow" by Uie en‘ ’ ‘ni* «•J?*’* Hatting*. •tire group Mrs. Stade! then dis- BU1 Kirkpatrick-WI 5-5121 . .*op ty f..„v*u«. Eiututea ot The class will start at 10 30 cussed’ Dairy Food*" and quitted ' ‘XTodl'• M**«« l^TBLFABM —<»« f«r •-------------troit. MI«h 4KM1. Joins Angus Group ^“..“.1 J-.-.— ! Wl 5457 or may deposit the con- mabch 13 - owaty in Knittina Bute Patty Stadel closed Uie program I has been elected to membership with a poem “Robin Redbreast." tilbullon directly into the build-1 ing fund at Hasting* Savings} »“•“«'»2__ । in the American Angus AnaoclaThe next meeting will be held and Loan Association. nouncee Glen Bmteher, cccretary. T11V membership was one I of 534 issued to breeder* of reg is: tered Aberdeen - Angus in the United Stales during the post । month. Offer Farmers fioils Short Course in March ^’Z’rtenV^d.^ncX Right to Decide Advance Cheeks State Master Taken from Available Under Attends Barry States in Union'-veed Grain Plan Pomona Grange tJ, Wayne Pennock, president of a.m. and close al attending Alvould incir J^ATIktswUII .. for the course to cover suppucs arwl mom resit. ; B. UOIlUUt UI VIIIMVIV Ulin, quireroenta daring lhe last category j, very closely related I week. of pregnancy. ------------------------------------- -------------- ------------------------The „™. disease ..... not -only hit* thin water. The bust topic will cover ewes, but can also be severe with ... __ ._ < ____ -V—_____ .....____—.11 aider soil management to be the to be grown, the use of green | A lack of Iodine or vitamin A practical handling or use of aolU manure, crops livestock manure I can cause weak or premature for efficient crop production We and crop residuee lambs. A vitamin E deficiency in will consider somo of the p(iyai- ’ “ "------- ---------------------------- ---------- - — •------- —• ——■■ -•••» bunb or white muscle disease in oal. chemical and biological propthe lambs. — crtiM __ _ of ___ roils.___________ particularly w as — they are related to crop productlon. Not all soils have the nepe*t*. a table on the NaUona! GeoSoli and water management graphic Society’s new world map Instance*, the properties can be ..old* the key to Micceia In leveals that .do, ey. Jima. ostrov, fanning Dr. Lynn Robcrteon of oy. and shlma all mean the same resent u lietter environment for MB.U. will be the Instructor. thing—island. plant growth." Sttvby sold. 1 - ----------------------------------- ---------------- ----------------- The course will divide soil management into about six dif- Hastings Insurance Agency This will includ*- such practicra os irrigation, drainage, choice of tines T 1 /A l 2. The control of *04! reaction ot con™ this win deal with the Barry County Pomona Grange the Barry County Fann Bureau. । use of nine or sulphur to rrgumet Wednesday, Feb 17 with Uie 1 attended the State-wide cunfevBy Mrs. Dan Peterman Irvlng Grange | mce of county Fnrrn Busqau i I a 4— 1 114.11 This meeting combined offi-1 president* and, executive com-1 cer's training and lhe regular mlttce members at Camp Kelt |^tt(T February ig3. The control of soil till This order of business j near Cadillac Feb 15. Orrm CgU aruJ also will deal with the choice of Michigan State Grange Master ,. One of the speaker* wa* Al‘Kay of “a "IJ^kST^aa PorilZ^ spe^T Sunday. ter supplement*, tillage prw; kF *crf guest* of honor. Uie Apieriean Farm Bureau , _. MajstiaJI as guest* of Referring to Uie 19«4 program. ««**» Nlua'- IrTln‘f Grange. Federation. deinTprfeT CatU * Mr - ‘-Ptried the program with.a. solo, i Kilns urccd farm leaders tn. CMcnd n .mm Irht satrt "There were - 34 Michigan farmers enrolted tn the «« SchsnU. Maple Leaf., min with other organization* to ^nd^Tn teed grain program in 1964 who R“re • humorous reading Includ- amend the Constitution of the ,nlw SErtaS‘T^acte.if™gr^ vtanette. of several members.. United Stale* to prerent further ^r Advance payment* agatn this year are available tov grower* signing up to participate in the feed grain program, Frank Light, chairman of the Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation State ‘Committee, ha* announced Lake < Inessa production The teed grain pro- , Fr*n,k «’“«•** “> thc s^twn Jean Scott tack to thc Univer­ grqhi reduce* over - production i « l»ie group In a dis-j of government .oil place* additional Michigan cuatao on 0,6 P’*" Pomona He sai<*vUiat the Supreme sity of Michigan after a wrekland In soil conserving practice* I Grange fill* In Grange structure.: Court decisions in apportionment and in natural wildlife habitat", ai,,e Master Grigsby contribtil- have removed from citizen* their According to Chairman Light. I hl* thought* to the dl*cu*aion.; “right to decide" and Rates must the advance payment will repre- 1 «e discussed Uie policies again be given the right to ap- Burges* at Portland foe a birth­ sent one-halfof the estimated Iof Michigan Grange and an- portion- one house of thetr leels- day dinner honoring Gltnn. ...... 7 questions from the | latum on whatever bast* other lotal diversion payment to be ■ . ’"“nr Phil Thoma* and family and membership eirneU-undcr the 1965 program : membership than population they wl*h thr Roger Crtlghlona of Port­ The rest jof the dl«q»Wh payMrs. Mr » Grigsby discussed the' the1 land ment am>'all of the price-rapport problems and pleasures of print­ Merritt Pike of Plainwell spent payritern earned under the pro­ Ing the Grange paper ’The Pa-1 Thursday and' Friday. Jan. 28­ iron " gram will be made next Pall. 29. -with the Roy Jackson* while Mrs. Lloyd Shroyer, Commun-; Tile 1965 feed grain program Ity Service chairman, a-iked the j ■ Here’s a rare cure for Main covers com. barley, and By ,Wrs. Richard Clark attended an X-ray meeting. Mrs rough idling: »witch to • gfaln sorghum. Participants in members to bring Ideas for a *•>«,• *45-msj Pike has completed 30 years of the program may qualify for a Community Service Project ;% »"’• 5 new Leonard Total Per­ i Mr “™1 Mm Phillip Arm- service at thr • Plainwell Hos­ payment for diversion of eligible 1963 to the March meeting. form a nee gaaolipM with Cherry pie contest winners > strong attended the funeral of ,pital The Pikes were supper nhrrrv ni* routes! winner* 1 thr cropland to approved conserving ±Clmna," the amazing Inuses, and also for a price-support were: First place. Clara Stanton; his uncle at Marshall on Frtdnrf (guest* of the Jacksons to cele­ jkeaent that cleans your payniant on the normal projec­ second, Clara Schondelmayer; , * Saturday the Herbert Beadles ।brate their wedding anniversary both of Irving Grange: third, and thc ArtiuXrong* celebrated jFriday. Jan. 29 * Mrs. Humid Ma rw retor as you driv* ... tion of the 1965 feed graincScrcnge. They will also be eligible for Anna Andrus, Carlton, and their anniversaries by having Ritter underwent major surgery —«d keep* it clean I Pmnock H<»pita! TTiursday. price-support loons on lheir en­ fourth. Doris Pufpaff. Johns-; dinner in Battle Creek and at- j town. There were many delicious : tending the movie. "Mary Popog. * Mr. and Mrs Merton tire production from the feed there’s more—you’ll stop entries to serve a* lunch »4«er' pins. * Dinner guests Sunday nt Qarlock and family were at grain acreage. . . the meeting. Mrs. Grigsby acted the Armstrongs were her brother.! canon City Bunday. Jan. 30. stalling In traffic, too, and' as judge | Richard Tobla*. and a boy friend | TU iUng Mrs Addle Hifi and Mrs GW* mileage will imThe March 3rd meeting will be from Michigan State. * Sunday Ruth Oarlock. Mr l*>« thousands of held a,t Maple Leaf Grange. The j dinner guest* of the Karl | Mrt* Ida L«k of Woodbury p®bigan motorist* are A producer may divert one or program will be on "Conserving; Schantz* were Mr. and Mrs. Wil- w thc IvoMbmi guest at a birthday party nt her home more of the feed grains. and hi* Human Resource*' Arthurian- Schantx Mllu. Clark fell at school on I Thursday, Jan 28. when nelghU Leonard Total Pcrformdiversion payment will be based Steeby. Barry County Extension —— a- ill. Agent. will present the program Thursday and broke tils hand ' horn and friends gathered to plies to Ute grain diverted. Mini­ ■Clean* ”—thc clean car:On Saturday Mike. Dick Clark 'celebrate her 92nd birthday. Mrs. mum diversion under the proand Pat Underhill were at Leak received many cards and mam is 20 percent of the total Hardy Dam fishing and Sunday ;MWai gtn* ♦ Danny Benham beat I Get Leonard I feed grain base; maximum diver­ evening the Clark* called on the, of Hastings' spent the Jan 30th sion Is 50 percent of the base ur Bruce Smith family in the Mr- , weekend with thc Loring Dulls By Mr». Sylvan Ta/tg 25 acre* it this is more. Omberj district j *, Mr. and Mrs Sam Stemm atWhile participation in the 1965 Anyone wishing to attend the'tended the Joint installation of iced grain prxorarn is voluntary. HaaUngs Operetta with |hc the UR the. Odd ?<<;■«» Fellows and Rebekahs Mr. Light pointed out. thr price­ Mr. and Mr*. Ron Hazelton of Birthday Club Thursday. Fib. Fill *•/ — Friday, Jan. Ti, n 'XI et Hastings 29. " support payments and loans, us Cannonsburg were Sunday visi­ 25. should get tickets now while well as the diversion paymenu, tors of Mrs. Elnora Whitney and they ore still available. * ReThe Navy's nuclear - powered will be available only to growers Bob ♦ Mr. and Mrs Dan Postma aircraft carrier. Enterprise. larg­ out the. visited his mother. Mrs Sarah .who -uv sign .... up and .«.<■ carry v«. est ship in the world, steamed program’* provisions. Postma. at lhe Ben Wertman Dowling group and will inert nearly 35.000 miles at an average Signup for the program con- home near Dutton ♦ Mrs at the Dowling Church at noon. of 22 knots without refueling I tinues through March 28. I Charles Overholt visited her roti Bring a salad or drawrt. Table along the way, the National Geo­ “ :tnd family. Dr and Mrs. Hubert graphic says. Irsj-L- ErkiGnz'iur East African tribesmen use the I 1Overholt, at Holland from last «JuCK ECminCIWS tenacious Jaws uf soldier ants to | 'Tuesday until Saturday. * Mr * I close their cut*.' Uie National 1 ■Geographic sayn An injured man • ,of Perry were Sunday dinner draws the two gaping edges of a '1 ।truest* of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest ; cut together and allows an ant to 1 0 N. Michigan ; bite When the jaws penetrate 1of Utnsing were weekend guests Hastings both sides of tbe wound, the pa-. ■* Debra McConnell of MlddleI tlent nips off Ute body, and the'! 1vine spent the weekend with Wl 5-5073 I head forms p perfect stitch. 1i 1Mr. and Mrs. Howard Thaler. IF SOMEONE YOU KNOW Is moving into a new com­ munity, let us know too. A friendly call by the Wel­ "ReHabl* come Wagon Hostess with her basket of gifts and helpful Service information, will make the newcomer feel quickly at home. Sinew 1928' Join in carrying on our community's traditional spirit ol hospitality. Jost gire their name and address to ^ENGINE 4UCCUPS COMPLETE INSURANCE SERVICE New Location: PKone 945-4100 Mutual Fund* Investment* NEW LOW RATE Cuts Electric Home Heating Cost Hendershot & Vicinity 19* Call or write Consumers Power for the special FREE BOOKLET "Electric Home Heating" Freeport IF YOU ARE THINKING ABOUT BUILDING OR REMODELING ONARD SERVICE SOON...ALSO ASK FOR INFORMATION ABOUT THE 51OO INSTALLATION ALLOWANCE (limited Timo Oller) MOVING LOCAL and LONG DISTANCE HEATED STORAGE FACILITIES AWconie Switch Now to Electric Heating Here’s more Good News! NEW ELECTRIC WATER HEATING RATE AND LOWER INSTALLATION COST PUT AN END TO WINTER Clothes Drying Drudgeryl for Fatl-Racovary Electric Waler Heater* 945.5352'' Eatire Houwhold EHOEE <» 945 4019 Btfora you buy any Ar NO CHANCE VAI LUES Water Hoatar...b will pay you to got tho facts about this NEW RATE and thosa wtiraut KEWCOMEISI Um this coupon to let is know you’re heri NAME­ c-iT'WI 5-5164 NO JOB TOO LARGE er TOO SMALL Company ADDRESS NEW, COMPACT CITY-— PleaM have m Wtltomo W»pn Hostew all on mo I would like to suburite to the Hasting* Banner I alreedy wbscribe Fdl out coupon end mtil to Orcuhtion Dept, U FASTRECOVERY ELECTRIC APPLIANCE DEALER I ELECTRIC Clothei dry’’Sunshine Fresh WATER HEATERS with an ILICTRIC DRYER �f. "Super Right” BEEF CHUCK ROAST BLADE CUT ARM CUT ENGLISH CUT Pure Pork f Cutup FRYERS ib 3o< Whole and : " SAUSAGE lB. "Super Right" Hot or Mild HAUBUT SPARE RIBS 39< steaks.. b -- ib.45‘ Cop'n John's Hamburger ib.39c^u43‘ FISHSTICKS *£’• ’^3,m9T A Real Value <& 5 89‘ A&P Fancy. Solid Pack White Albacore Illi 4 99 VINE RIPE u.4 LB. 6 lb.69* «79 HILLS BROS. Salad Dressing COFFEE ... 7O« ,k $149 35e f g Con < Con ■ Sultana, Whole GREEN BEANS X? 5 «79c Hamburger Pickles 1J Quart Jar, or IT'S PANCAKE TIME! 'YOUR DREAMS COME ■■Wk DILL CHIPS ' lb.4 SULTANA Grapefruit Juke15'c.'.’.°-477 Vlrscir 3~s1°° 49^ Dark Mix TOMATOES A&P, Grade A, Unsweetened ROUS PORK BUTT ROAST CHUCK STEAK Strip or Ground STEW BEEF CHUCK ROAST Boneless TURKEY ROLLS Nutley-Quortered MARGARINE Tiny Links Sausage—Bulk Sunnyfield 3c Off Label TRUE WITH 2ib.pk9.24' ^PLAID PANCAKE MIX STAMPS Pancake & Waffle Syrup 69c Ann Page - In Reusable Decanter «39c • NEW! by A.&P.I Special Trial Offer A&P. Unsweetened BONESSE SHAMPOO Orange Juice 8ol Bottle,plus a Bothfor Z F( Blended Juice 4 oz. Bottle FREE On,y ‘ Tomato Juice MARVEL Chase & Sanbqrn Cleanser 1 Qt., 14 Ox. Cans A&P. Orange ond Grapefruit A&p • ICE MILK39' 1 Qt., 14 Ox. Cans - M ‘ oi • ■ ... $1.19 < ».*<>«-«-• 21‘ • 3 Lb. Can 4K Ox. Jan 6-49* Grade A, Red, Sour, Pitted A&P Cherries Janp Porker 5 -89* • 99‘ All Butter Brownies 59* Early American Bread Jane Parker ... dexo Shortening . iq...uo,.^4'-'99‘ A-Penn Floor Wax i 1 Clapp's, Strained Instant Coffee. 20c Off Label All Purpose ZISEEEE 2-991 Ajax or Comet 2-89- Baby Food •14 Ox. Pkgs. 49" �UBUC ENEMY NO. I This winter, fire has taken an unusually large toll in our city. We have experienced both the loss of precious lives and on unusually large amount of property damage. Every time fire strikes in these proportions, it affects everyone in the community to some extent. The emotional strain on all conscientious citizens is remembered and reflected upon long after thc monetary loss has been forgotten. For this reason, all property owners, both commercial and residential, should do all in their power to prevent.fire and promote safety in all of its many phases. Every citizen should appreciate and cooperate with these efforts at all times. At this time we should extend our gratitude and recognize the efficiency of our dedicated volunteer firemen. Our fire department mem­ bers have established a record whipn speaks for itself. Not only have they done a commendable job this winter when the enemy has struck with extra force and violence, but for an extended period of time into the past. Fire Chief Edward D. Tudor and all of his 21 fire fighters deserve our praise. T/ie ciliten* of Hailing* alto appreciate the effort* of lhe Hatting* Police Department, lhe Harry County Sheriff* Department and lhe Fire Depart­ ment* of Middleville and Aathrille at udl at the work of thc Hatting* Manu- factoring Company’* Fire Brigade in helping to control the extent of the downtown fire of February 12th. Photo by Bill Caihmora A Message from lhe Listed Civic Minded Firms In Cooperation with lhe HASTINGS AREA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE Electric Motor Service The Copper Lantern The Fine Way of Ealing Winick's Clothing for the Family Hastings Cut Rate Shoe Store Al Steury, Prop. For.the Entire Family National Bonk of Hastings Firher-Hengesboch, Inc. VmiiHin. State at Jefferson ’ St. Martin Floral Flower* by Chip & Irene ■ Hostings Floor Covering Quality Material^ ■ Guaranteed Workmanship Gardner's Pharmacy Dependable Prescriptions Bun McPharlin'g Men’s W.eoi Hostings Paint & Wajlpaocr Barry’s Farm Store Chrysler - Plymouth - Valiant Mahler Motor Soles Lincoln & Mercury Miller’s Dairy Store Ice Cream Specialties & Luncheons Bulling*! Appliances—TV & HI Fl Central Radio & TV Service by Howard Trumbull Haan Standard Service N. Broadway at- State Hastings Motor Sales Dodge Seles (j Service Patrick C. Hodges The J. C. Penney Co. Department Store Miller Jewelers A Square Deal Always Walldorff Furniture Finest Quality Dependable Jeweler W. J. McAllister Sinclair Petroleum Products � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/492/HastingsBanner_1965-03-04.pdf 92139bb3636883ba39bad4d9c61dd21a PDF Text Text The Hastings Banner More WomlerfuT . Musical Event* Planned for Hasting* NUMBER 46~ Hacting*, Michigan, Thursday, March 4, 1965 One Hundred and Ninth Year Hastings Bands Invite Public to Sunday Concert No Admission Charge for Varied 3 P.M. Program; Saxon Musicians To Play Their Festival Selections L ... w ’?**'*-*■"*'’ Kxhtar. daughter 4 Gloaa Kahtar ot 910 N. Broadaar. and Ila.iin,. ui-i. __ . . . . . CAST TAKES A HOW—Member, of the cast ef the operetta Central stage Wednesday. Thursday and Friday night, of Is which saw the production, despite the snow storms. DIrec to much profesolonallun to the annual HUB musical, are in the foreground.—Photo by Beller. RETAILERS ATTENTION A special meeting to which ail retailers in Hastings are Invited Is to be held on Tues- ■ soprano, alno “Walting For the 3 Charles Stahl Killed Thursday In Collision vllle. was killed in Mutual 1 nxuranre an effort will be l*r*e audlencej Arthur Slevrarfl, Jr., director of instrumental music in ibe Hastings public sdpols, is inviting all music lovers to attenji a concert to lie presented by the Hastings High School and Junior Band* on Sunday, March 7. at J p.m. in Central Auditorium. Director Steward announced that the program will feature many outstanding compositions. The Senior Band will perform the three numbers they have selected for the District Band Festival to be held on Saturday, March 13. in Grand Rapid*. Tills - - ----------------------------------------- in AA competition. Last year, in A competition, the band received top rating by all judges. -EDITORIALS = " ' - ...... । ' by RMC.wh.wvi, i.The centra! business district of The fire developed within half Hastings was recently hit with an hour after a night policeman very destructive fire. Fortunate f nnu mauc u senrumea rounu tu Ute builders of many yeans ago hi 1 Inspection. It doesn't take long' for a small flame, given the right; entire block might have bee t rnrutitlarui conditions, tn to mnaiimnm mushroom Into into a« icvcreiy oaxnagot. lull-scale. oe.tnwuve nre. On the full-scale, de.tntciive fire. Oamage to retail stoddl by fir , I other liand. a blaze detected within Ing * fine job." Steward declared. Hasting* residents to travel to played well. I guarantee anyone who attends Sunday's concert a pleasant hour of good music. weU pteyed." he added of Lake Odessa Thureday. , 0 Iniant don Injured Fatally Mr. Stahl, a retired farmer, was riding in a car driven t» Here Tuesday hl* son. Lloyd, also of. Clarks­ car driven by Robert McFad- if McFad- f ville, who suffered face and rib Pau! Dean Cridier, H-monlh-old ; injuries and was treated at a of Middleville, was injured fatally physician's office. . ?.tl‘ FUahl la VI- about 8:56 a_m. Tuesday when the \ Bell Telephone ‘ . 2JTSUS. dr«l. of tdrcd. of CtarkxvUte Clarksville. -T Worker Retires After 41 Years . funeral w L_p’41 about 9 pm. at 8t. 'Mary* Hospital in Grand Rapid* where lie was taken iuffering with severe head injuries. One building Is a complete wreck I quickly brought under control beond a neighboring structure, nearly fore any considerable damage is *0. The blaze was so intense at j dune one point, that windows on a | Although insurance is invaluable Band* program _________ __ _e Klaxon March." building across Slate street were in helping to meet the unexpected Lion* Speaker—Member* of the by Fillmore: “Prelude and Fugue Hastings Lions Club, their wives in P Minor," Bright; "Semlraprompt action by our volunteer fire; siWy compensate for the lost time club's 15th anniversary on Tues­ wide Overture." Rositnl; “George Washington Bicentennial March, deportment and assistance received and teat sales involved during a day, March 16. with a banquet at Sousa; "Symphony for Band. from Nashville and Middleville and process of rebuilding that may ex- the Hotel Hasting*. Earl J. HUI PerslchelU; "Andrea Chenier, of Jackson. Consumer* Power Giordano-Richards; “La Bamba the Hastings Msnufacturihg Com­ Company public relations man. pany's fire brigade, total damage barter, <nd “The Invincible a graduate of Tri-8tate College could lave been much worst. 1 al Angola. Ind., where he studied PhU Stanton is the student di­ electrical engineering. rector of the Senior Band and Gene Englerth I* the student di­ rector of the Junior Band. Offer Barry Youngsters Teeth Protection Program Young Mother Leader* of the Barry County. Fluoride Program have armtainced In the second, fifth and eighth plan* for the ninth conseeutlv* Travel Trailer , Clubs to Hold Conclave Here Hany R. Scobey of R1 Hastings, who has kept telephones working for 41 year* in Hasting*, has re­ tired from the Michigan B01 Tele­ phone Company. '* ’1 In addition, he has installed, switchboard* and special equip­ ment for buaincas customers He Intends to devote more time, Upon his retirement. Scobey was presented a life membership bi Uie Telephone Pioneer* of America. Barry Soil District Marks 20th Jubilee The amjual meeting of the Barry Soil Conservation District wifi be l>cld on April 1 instead ot during January or February, a* It ha* been In the pa«t. Agricultural Agent Arthur 8te*by ha* announced. The district will furnish ISO free son, a Grant! Rapids insurance servutlon is Everybody's Business " Sponsoring the dinner along with the Boll District directors will be the Hastings Kiwanl* Club, the Smith Silo Company represented by John Moore of Nashville and oUias. Of Thornapple Lake Killed THE SENIOR BAND Flute* — Elaine Tucker, Susan Demos Invite Farmers, Others “?* To Public Meet Gardner. Nyta Jo Darby, Busan' County’s rural youngsters with family plan, of $5 for three or Turkal, Joan!* Pavlich, Carol topical fluoride protection. Last Quintan and Ann Nethary. year about 500 luid registered tor groups Obo« Thofnappie Lake Road. NashKahler. vllle, was killed early Monday near Gardner, Hl . when the car tn which she was riding with Mn. Cridier* 1963 Valiant hit the percent by application of Dodium Members of Ute Grand Valley her husband. Lloyd, 20. their son. fluoride solution to the teeth of Chapter of the Travel Trailer Cinto Uie left into the traffic lane of an of the Midwest ore to hold a oncoming truck. March 15. Chocks stiould be msdc Utree-day gnUiering in Hastings on payable to the Barry County Fluo­ rcened about 200 fpct after slrijt-. March 19-30-91. Russell Hankina, Kalhy Johnson. ride Program and returned with Ing a guard rail patently turned too abruptly. The the card complete with ihe name Alto—Mary Ann Cramer. Mar­ darwent into a slide, over an em­ of the child, grade and ggc. tha Cove and Linda Bkedgcll bankment and sidcswiptd a tree Date* and locations ot ihc clinic* Bos*-Mildred Rider. Roger will be lumounred in May. and Gibson and Tom King. । car traveled 168 feet out of control. ' Baswobo — Sally Kenfield and Members of the Hasting* Rotary 'appointment cards will be mailed I including a 58-foo: skid. to parents. Dori* JU)*: ■ . , In addition to Ills parents. Paul Club held their annual Rural-1 Saxophones— Dale Working. Jo Urban uc n™, uia*wvnwu, fairground* and the meeting* will is survived by hl* paternal grand­ l Lloyd received a leg injury. Ann Aldrich, Jim King. Dawn SS. program S^mMonday ESEm noon at “ I With Mm w,u LJvydMaadow* chair­ parents. Barry County Clerk and be held at the Community Building Robert Hunter sustained cuts, Buck. PatUe Gardner and Ted in Middleville with Mrs . Mrs William £. Crtdler of Middle ­ Members of the Retail division but the baby was not injured. of Ute Chamber of Commerce ore, vllle, and his maternal grand par Belnu as chairmen; in Nashville with been living at the residence of scheduling a treasure hunt for the flits. Mr. and Mn. William Letson vWtont, prizes and special gift* for of Woodland. each trailer—Including a copy of . Cornets—Greg Webster, Jim land with Mr*. Tom Nitthamer as Bunday, driving all night The Hastings Banner A square Funeral Home. Burla) wlU be in Francisco. Page Bardoti, Tom < dance Is being planned for Satur­ ML Hope Cemetery. Paine, BUI Hun. Harold Fitah. day night and a potluck breakfast □tand Ledge. Anderson showed dent reached Nashville relatives Ken Kuempel, Dick Lawrence. Sunday. slide pictures and described a trip taken down a Canadian river by tho vietlm's parents, Mr. and Mr*. Robert Hunter of Grand Andy Johnson. chairman of the local trailer group. Anderson, a farmer president of Rapids? left for Gardner. ’ Hankins said arrangrment* may the Grand Ledge Rotary Club. Is It 1* understood Mrs. Gross 1* 'RusmII. BUI Hammond. Linda be made for Hasting* to host the the owner of Anderson Archery also *uryived by a sister. Mis* McClelland-and Jim Streby. National convention of the Travel and annually makes a trip into George Lydy, owner of the Has­ Loretta Walter*, and a grand­ Trailer Clubs, widch would mean Steve Keller. Rex Wieland. Steve ting* Milling and Supply Company, mother, both of Ea*t St Louis. about 1,000 trailer* coming to this Hughes, Ron Doolittle and Wally friend* The massive snow storm that! Rotary President Cedric Morey atxl Mrs. Lydy are making plans Yerty. to attend the President's Honor Baritone*—Jim DeVault, Car) presided at the meeting and Ander- Council ot the Ralston - Purina thia Thursday at the Kastly Funeral Home in East St. Louis. burying the Hastings and Barry Company at the Bahama Islands1 Burial will be there. County area under mire than 11 Ritchie. from March 21 through March 24 Inches of snow which was swirled Hastings police hare been in­ into 10 foot drifts, was merely a bet. Gene Greenfield, Paul Quin­ vesUgaUng the theft of about statistic tills Wednesday a* rains BARRY TWP. TAX NOTICE­ lan and Gerry Young. . 515 from the March of Dime* Tuesday night followed warming Board of Review will meet at cannhter at Fay Marble'* Stand­ temperatures which melted much home of Supervisor Lloyd Hoff­ creased tonnage in feed sold and Kelsey. Dave Robinson. Wally man. March 3 and 3. 1965. also the Hastings Milling and Supply ard OU station at State and of the heavy white blanket Pool. Dennis Craig, Phil SchtacMichigan. Ray Joppte, an at­ In many Michigan communi- on Mareh 8 and 9. from 9 am. finished the star in second place ter. Charlie Andrus and Oreg until 4 pm . for thei purpose of tendant. mlsied the money about Shetterly. reviewing the company. Hastings Milling's in* 1 pm. Sunday. The cannister Sp4 Richard Gary Sunior, a for­ was quite full, as the men have mer member of the Hastings Police THE JUNIOR BAND been putting an new license tare and a Hastings High irraduFlute* — Sharon Pavlich. Bon­ plates without charge, and were Hastings school buses did not nie Reardon, Sue Springer. Sue dropping their "tip*" into the run Thursday and Friday, and the Appreciation” from hl* command- Ctegett, John Tripp, Linda Hull. container. How mean can you students who did attend Thursday Linda Stauffer. Chuck Colllrts get? were dismissed at noon as the fury comrade’* life. and Janice Rust. of the rtorm continued. Friday Ctarinato—Mary Storkan, Jean Gary 1* serving with Company there was no *chool here nor in B. 728th Military Police Battalion. Nethery, Diane Robinson, Sarah any other community of the coun­ APO Ban Francisco. 96271. on duty Hull. Patty Keeler, Linda Philp. ty. but by Monday things were Frank Hus*. Brenda Trick. Kathy Pike. Jef! Miller. Cynthia Curtis stated: 1. I wish to entend to you my and Linda Lindquist sincere appreciation for your ef­ day Hastings received just a bit of forts in applying artltklal respira­ Neysa Hawkins. Norman Nash. snow, then on Wednesday, four tion < mouth-to-mouth 1 to a soldier Janet James. Don Kenfield and from the time he became uncon­ Joyce Cauklns. gan Fuhcrica Research Station. Tenor Sax-Gene Englerth scious until he received medical Thursday more than 7.1 inches treatment. Your quick thinking, more fell, aU whipped by high initiative and continued efforts Hahn, Jef! Chandler. Beree Dar­ winds. by. Eileen Tucker, Dorothy Boll­ Douglas D. Wootem's life. This house. Pal Mahler. Scott Young* freezing. action and quick thinking reflects and Greg Bishop. high school building widch lias Horn—Mary Mlle*. On Monday and Tuesday the low favorably on you and the Military Rotary Holds Rural-Urban Luncheon Meet Massive Snow Storm Buries Hastings Area perform with the Saladin Million Dollar Band and Variety Show to be presented at 8 pm. Thur*4 day. March 35. in Centra! Audi* torium. The Saladin Band will also present a one-luxir free clin­ ic at 2 pm. that day for high school band member* of th If ; U 8 pm. at the Episcopal parish This meeting will cover real Speakers wiU be Richard K. Stout from Calhoun county. State Agricultural Committee; George Lydy of Hasting! Milling Receives Award | Meanest Man? | Gary Sunior Helps to Save Soldier's Life tntCTTOtcrf individual*. Refresh­ ments wilt be aorved by the men’s Club. Actionflex Receives U.S. Defense Contract ply Center. Columbus, Ohio, a field activity of., thjf Defense Supply Agency, —* contract to Artionflex. backward glances bits ofyesterday” ... as gleam’d from the Banner files Hinman, many events, including the Delton basketball game, were postponed. celved word Tunsday that their Saturday the climb toward* the farmer beloved principal of balmier temperatures was underHasting* High. Tho artist who painted the picture. Mrs. Kate New York hospital. Hastings school dnd the public The Girls Physical Education freolng 33 Tuesday night —then the rain came. NOTICE: The »th annual ing and will Include stunt*. meeting of the Hastings Rural BACKWARD QLANORH. the Hastings Pire Station, Satur- Tax Expert Here On March 12 and April M OsrY t. I appreciate your efforts and Curtis and Chris Jacoby. Baritone* - David Wynn, Har­ L. Sandbora, representing Uta Michigan Department of Revenue old Lewi* and Jerry Baxter. will be at the Probate Court in Uta Captain. MFC. Commanding don Robinson Drama — Greg Martin, Steve preparation of their' Intangibly high of 13 and 18. Wednesday the mercury hovered between 12 and County. Chapter of the American 24 degrees and Thursday brtweei The portrait of the William T. 11 and 21. Friday the high was 19 Wallace was unveiled Tuesday Kiwanl* luncheon Wednesday. Wallace and lived here until she Unions governing Defeiuc Spring Festival To Entertain Southeastern PTA BUSINESS WOMEN'S WEEK—Mayor Franklin Beckwith Mgn* the proclamation dectaring the week of March 7-13 aa -NaitonaJ will on joy a 84 seated by Ute kindergarten In April 30. NOTICE—Th* Hop* Township RUTLAND TOWNSHIP Notice is hereby given that th* Board of Review wilf meet March board of review will meet gt th* township hall Tuesday. March 3, •nd again on Monday and Tues­ of reviewing the IMA a MW rm enI day, Merck g *nd 9, 19«», from roll. The Board will meet at the Township Hall located a halt- day. Mareh 9, Warren Williams is the program Highway M-43. Forest J. Foley Rutland Twp. Supervisor 3/4 �(X JuT Retired Cabinet Maker Dies Here Sunday SECOND WEEK! Country Lane Chude Conkla. 66. Wori YOUNG MOTHER k HUBBARD beans io >i ta_Ponnock HoaptuJ. and Ada iHudaoni Cookie. I CREAM \ Docker of Nashville; hU parent*. Mr. and Mrs. fYank Conkle ot Muncie, Ind.; eight Btcp-gnuid- 15-OZ. CAN SHURFINE DARK RED KIDNEY HI MB IM ■■■ ■ . 15-OZ. CAN SHURFINE SALE Funeral Horae, and burial in Hastings Township Cemetery. Personal Mention IODIZED SALT 10 -“$1 ROXEY DRY DOG FOOD WITH COUPON BELOW — My tn Detroit and'will attend a swimming meet while Ibero. no ,m With Pureh.- Of 5 Uo.,M f ■ Oven-Fresh Breed tf d GO <fl # 4 A flfl D0G F00D to, - fSHURFINE CORN % 100 FREE STAMPS and HuUywxxL STYLE OR WHOLE <’-lllmP1 ,lr KERNEL |M 25 - * 1 ROXEY CANNED 16-OZ. CANS CREAM 1*. Bonn, Coupon C<1 . PORK & BEANS 10—’S1 UHoz. car। Shurfine Evaporated Milk, g ’5-oz. cans Shurfine Red Beans or Applesauce g 50, Shurfine Book Matches — on Sunday afternoon, tn which JOQC angel food EACH --------- M SHURFINE FROZEN d- 5-1 ORANGE JUICE po>l 50 FREE STAMPS a surgical patient at FergusonDroata-Ferguaon HoaplU'Grand ------- ' Raplda, returned homo Yocmana of With PurchaM of bib. Pkg. Flying Jib Frozon Shrimp Bitt ■ attended SWIFT’S PREMIUM SLICED BACON and Victor spent Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lilly of Grand Lodge. Jtr. and Mm. Harold Holo and Mr. and Mrs. Mdvln Whetstone took a drive to Grand Haven r WITH COUPON WTHiS id. IL - A FF F F _PE5CHKE WHOLE OR HALF ECKRICH 3H-dZ. PKG. CHOP-T-BEEF 3M00 HERRUD ALL-BEEF Mr. and Mrs. Harold Gray and daughters spent the weekend in Albion visiting Mrs. Gray's FRANKFURTERS »-59c Mm Clarence Gliding on Bun- The Merrill Karchers visited Mr and Mia. Jkck Healey of Battle Creek on Saturday evc- ffiHESEEIT Wings Drumsticks Thighs - — Breasts With Ribs - - lb. 29c lb.'49c lb. 59c - lb. 69c U.S.D.A. INSPECTED GRADE 'A' 4 ■ 8 LB. AVERAGE, NORBEST BH WAYNI & HAROLD RED CROSS When trouble winds IU tragic course and leaves behind dU- COFFEE CALIFORNIA GRATED TUNA Shurfine Mb., 3ox. Pkg. White, Yellow, Spice, Devil’s Food 1O? ff SHORTENING SPARTAN REG. OR DRIP si>b bacon -39c Maraha Ijmn. from Albuquerque," i ff SHURFINE PURE VEGETABLE C UC j ib.OT f /cake mixes\ • 1-lb. can Shurfine Pear Halves, 1-lb. 13-oz. con Shurfine Peaches, 1 qt. 4 oz. cans Shurfine I 1 Tomato Juice or Pineapple-GrapeFruit Drink I OLUU I (t ifl /X SPARTAN FACIAL TISSUE 6 p^ »> »> 1.00 SHURFINE SWEET PEAS 6 > 1.00 SHURFINE PEACH HALVES SLICES 5 m >-1,00 SHURFINE ENRICHED WHITE FLOUR 5 iu 39c yQ>. 39c SHURFINE PANCAKE SYRUP STRAWBERRY PRESERVES Q.. 39c SPARTAN SALAD DRESSING 4 Mb. cans 1,00 SHURFINE GRAPEFRUIT nn^ jjjv Shurfine Fruit COCKTAIL [71 BROILER TURKEYib Swift's Premium Chuck m Pro-ten rro-ren Blade biaae Cut cur <, huck - ROAST ‘49! III II TF III ■> ■■ ■■ Jfa ■■ 2-lb. 6-oz. PACKAGE ONLY Fresh Louisiana YAMS ^Wlth Thia Coupon and a' IS Food PurchaM IcOUHTTY LANE I TICE CREAM “ ■FFBCTTVa THRU SAT., MAR. >, 39!I IMS SHORT CUT RIB STEAKS WELLTRIMMED lb 79( • With Thia Coupon and a IS Food Purohaaa BONELESS STEW MEAT a 69c ’BREEZE SHORT RIBS FOR BRAISING a 39c I OmSOtNI,-.GIANT | 2ik<k*i*s 594 EFFBCTIVB THRU 8AT-. MAR. «, 19(1 I / roon ■ " rrm iMlnta. waUpanem WITH COUPON AT RIGHT - I SWIFT'S rtHUUM {SLICED BACON I effkchv^ thru sat., 7 WOW- AUiO u WiUHMMtM Uilmod St. Fh. Wl 9-2421 Albion. Coldwater, Baton Rapids, Grand Lodge, Hastings, Marshall, Ma»O". and Williamston : - 59" ^ar. «, ims I �Lake Odessa The annual Ha’eetheart Camp blea an Sunday. A Bunday ago, Resident Dies On Wednesday Mrs. Gilbert McLeod Of Woodland Dies at Home Carlion Kacchrie visited ln Au«u«* Sunday to visit their ton and family, the Roger Howard Courser Dies Monday; Rites Thursday West Street. Woodland. InUx- Hoapita). He had teen a pailmt Facility since June 25. 1M3. ence of Durate. Calif ; a dauch- Rapids; six grandchildren; eight MOrad. KU wVe. great grandchildren, and two brothers. Harold and Cheater of | Lydia died in 1#51 □rand Rapids. Woodbind rciiool from 1923 to chaplain at Lockboarna AFB, Ohio, prior to returning to Hastings fellowship. Hharon is Monday Adult Clasits at Lakewood Set Back Half Hour TOO LAW TO CLASSIR EXCHANGE—My 20-30 hours ft week work, plumbing, painting, heating, etc., for down pay­ Monday night. March 8, will be ment on decent 3 or more bed­ room home with room In yard for boyi. I, 4. 0. Within 15 miles of Hastings. Reply Box 080 c'o Hastings Banner. 3 16 All 7 o'clock adult education Your Family's Health comes first with us WANT TYPING TO DO AT HOME—Will pick up and de­ liver. Phone 765-8741 or write Thot'i why we compound prescriptions with only the finest drugs, os the doctor recommends, and Freeport. 3/25 Bay City Feb. 16th and stayed al their daughter's home, tlic 40c OPP WITH THIS AD on each pound of shelled pecans. TUn Howards, while Mm. Howard Limit 10 lbs. per customer. G. Wr Spencer. pl tai. They returned the end of LEGAL We work with your doctor to preserve your health, I r a Attend Institute cabinet maker foi Pennock Hospital Administrator Woodland Methodist Church, the Lions Club and waa a member New York City to attend the week­ of the village council for several long meeting of the Tnstltule of Nursing Service Administration yearn Surviving are throe tons. Ray­ mond of Grand Rapids. Donald of take Odewsa and Elwood of Charlotte; a sister. Mrs. Myrtle Patrick of Pidm Springs. Calif.; six grandchildren and two great, grandchildren. Elwood. former resident of Woodland and former IJons deputy dUtrict governor, was with the Barry Co-.mty Bu­ reau of Social Aid before going to Charlotte where be is director of the Eaton County Social Wel­ fare Deportment. PANTS • Sonforixcd • Permanent Press Locked in the Fabric • Never Needs Ironing • Wash ’n Hang by the Cuffs to Dry • Black or Natural HASTINGS V STORE Introductory Price Regularly $2.98 SAVE 21c By Selecting Now at this IN HASTINGS IT'S Kmnewi More About- Backward Glances ALWAYS FIRST QUALITY * Continued from Page Ona carry quality products for all your needs. WE GIVE S AND BILLY BOY TOO . . SUAA FIT WASH-N-WEAR Little Boys' aven and was a life-long They greatly enjpyed of lonU county A CAO ‘ ,lwo «nm<lchiw”!"' e*P«d*~y * Cfto aUy Um> naw baby boy, born Dec. Metlon worker. he re- 2. that they mw for the flrat 1307. Lime. Young Dick is atm inter__ _ _ _ . In Ku..—-,l— anM —— — ELY ON YOUR FRIENDLY PHARMACIST— | tending a bowline tournament. FOB TOM - DICK AND HAKKY held at 1:30 pm. thia Thursday at the Leonard-Osgood Funeral Home. ~ uuwer- , uuthday. E5 StS-.SXS’ft’ X days. 'Saturday from Glendale. Calif.. He waa bom July 23. 18i7, the : '^Ung Btotr son. Rkh- nieces. Mr. dnd Mra. Eugen»|_ Keathley and son and .Mr. and , . H GREEK STAMPS Dr. A. E. Dahlman FtnUOATlOX OBDEB D.C. Chiropractor 128 W. Center St. Hastings Phone Wl 5-3394 i) i« u <; s marching, games and dancing. An admbBkin charge of £>c will unanimously to ask the PWA building plant at 1350,000. a municipal lighting WfflIW IS quake Unit was felt throughout a wide area—aa far east as the Mississippi river and from Uic Province of Ontario as far south aa Richmond and Louisville. Ap­ parently Michigan received Uw Wl 5-2134 Starting Tuesday Please A potentially dangauwi fire In the Uqucr room of the Bock­ care Company wns quickly brought under control by the And For Your Convenience dlately and a chemical mixture thrown on by Night watchman DIAL 1’ FIRST (INSTEAD OF ‘112’) to dial your own Long Distance calls It will be faster and easier to dial your own Long Distance calls, starting Tuesday, March 9. A helpful reminder: Dialing “1” first always will mean Long Distance. A'hy? Because you’ll just dial “1” first instead of “112.” Please see the note on the cover of a new phone directory you'll get next week. New numbers for the Time of Day, , local phone Information and Repair Service will be given on Page One of your new Directory for quick, handy reference John M. Gould waa named by ter—Mlsa Mary Pickford. Amcri- Shop Until 9P.M Thursday Nite Attic filled? Use a II ant Ad. We Have Re-Opened with All New Stock COMPACT! BIG SOUND! And Friday Nite! Come! Find bargains by the store-ful! Look at the selec­ tions, check the quality, marvel at the low prices! Save! Every Penney item has been carefully selected to give you top performance, complete satisfaction, maximum value! Model 927 FM STEREO/FM/AM RADIO Dramatic styling, quality fea­ tures and dimensional stereo sound in a V-M console just 38' wide! Walnut Contempo­ rary cabinet bears tho Fino Hardwoods Association certififul dual-channel amplifier. 4Speed ‘Store-O-Matic*® Rec­ ord Changer. V-M 'Shodo- tractable cartridge to prevent accidental damage to'rvcord.t. Separate Treble, Boss. Bal­ ance, ‘tone-o-matic’S Loudneaa, Function Control*. Alto with phono only at Model 827. vahN priced Be Sure To Read Every Page Of Penney's "Blue and Gold" Circular Delivered To Your Door This Week!! You'll Be Glad You Did!! IT'S PENNEY'S $25995 MUHWEIBSMW MUSIC CENTER 138 W. State Wl 5-4284 Open A Convenient Charge Account �EDITORIAL Arc with Jom limited to Uie alight proportions if the aiann call is serviced promptly. preferred to The meet satisfactory solution tor all concerned, the insurance companies. ths property owners. At Lake Odessa Lydia Eldred Dies Friday at Pennock Hospital Cookware SET died wi Pennock Hoopitai Friday depends upon Ute typo ol camtructon-Smith Funeral* Home. Uon-Used tn the building, the type The Rev. David Honeyweii of­ ficiated and burial waa in Ute Prairieville Cemetery. automatic sprinkling equipment tn Ml overall Survivor* include SENIOR SAXONS—SI* of the !.’ member* of the Haattaga High a daughter, children; eight »rewt. grandchll- llarrU of Grand Rapid* and fullered freen two cent. The Viking Corporalion. This Viking automatic sprinkler equip­ equipment, when property installed. ment ws* Installed and at Die ratio between Instuilatlon caste Mxl insurance savings which prevailed at that time, the equipment paid for Itaeif to, about Uiree years. called Into operation, an outside Admittedly, a ratio of such favor- Middleville. Prior to moving to Middleville she and 1ms husband,; Roy, had lived al Prairieville. lie died on March 20, 1951. Mrs. Eldred to survived by a daughter, Mrs Edwin (Lola) ring wlU pay lor the equipment Goodwin of Hl Augusta; two Max of KI Nashville; seven with a business district that gnmdciilldrvn. automatic sprinkler equipment and with such equipment. luMiufactuiixl within the limits of our own city, it might be Unit a mutually profit- to enable every buslneea eatabli-hment here to have this added insurance against a possible future C invaluable factor for everyone bualneas here on “The street.-' thia way there U mutual safety— Aside from the favorable eco­ nomics of such protection, it would by automatic sprinkler equipment, ELGIN Alarm Clocks ’A* W near Dowling, lhe daughter erfj £•“* .^b^»4»cki; Cart Feteraon and Steve 0'1 today due to increased material Talk of the Town t < Aft 4 Piece Aluminum considerably on property protected to prerant destructive Brea; to attack a potentially dsstrucUvc fire Past Resident Found Dead in Battle Creek Jennie McIntyre Of Quimby Dies Wednesday and Lauboughs Ulen turned home Bunday evening. Local friends of Virginia Baird ulll be uitersatod to know that Mr*. Jennie E. McIntyre. 88. R1 lire daughter, Johanna “Jody" Hastings, Quimby, died at 7:10 urn. Wednesday at Pennock Hos­ pital where site had been since even though ahe la still under lust Saturday alter me had suf­ family may visit her. Cards may fered a fractured hip. on Jan. 24. 1877. the daughter of Mre.------------Charles---------Fotta., David and Jane iKimmeb Mor------rison. She moved to the Quimby been a patient at Pennock Honvas 20 yeara old. : Iter daughter and family, Ute She married Archie McIntyre ,IU‘ Doncldca in Lansing where .< Uuknk. ... >. IHl. " “ 1M eonnto- their married life. Mr. McIntyre died in 1M4. She Mrs Donald W. I Joyce J.l Rod­ erick, 25, 518 Emmett Shu, Battle, i continued to live in the, Quimby Crrek, was found dead in tlir living ।] area until two yeara ago when ' room of tier home by police shortly she entered the Sunset Acres , Nursing Home. She was a member of the Barryvllle Methodist Church. Mrs. McIntyre is survived by two sons. Cameron, of Quimby. a contractor, and Dennis, ol Bart Residents of the adjoining apart­ tie Creek; a daughter, Mrs. How­ ment had called police because a ard (Magdalena) Davis of Battle record player liad been in opera­ Creek; u foster sad. Albert Mc­ tion In Mrs. Roderick's apartment Intyre, of Mountain View, Calif. I five grandchildren aBd five great record playing was “171 Never grandchildren. Smile Again." The body reposes at the Leon- ■ Police leumed th.it Mrs Rod­ ard-Osgood Funeral Hornet] erick and her husband iiad been separated for about two weeks and she had been despondent, . Barryville Cemetery. The Rev. Russell Houseman will off 1claic SPECIAL DIAMOND Engagement f A % during UPHOLSTERING e Pickup and DoUvory* RINGS Mhff Some Cocktail Rings InchiW Just 5 Hamilton & Elgin WATCHES '/i^ THE FURNITURE BUILDING Wayne Hazel SPECIAL CLOSEOUT PRICES Phone 374-3523 Miscellaneous Ladies' & Men's Watch Bands I MARCH SPECIAL on Fine prolemteaal antiqulag made easy with ihla beau­ tiful three step proceaa. Kit* available in two silo. Nine authentic finithea. DIAMOND RESETTING No Charge for Sotting the Diamond APPLY RIGHT OVER OLD FINISH Beverwyks COLOR Center 221 W. Mill Wl 5 - 4071 >118 W«t State Street T~ WANT TO BUY? Try th* Went Column waa chown "Sila* lUtttnxV She war. born here on June 24,. 1039. the daughter ot Howard and Agnes (McDonald} ~ Edmonds, re Hastings. She attended school here and married Donald W. Roderick on March 21. 1904. in Battle Creek. She waa un IBM key, puncte. operator at the Clark. Equipment ' Grant..fn-im ...., Company from !0Aa 1568 to nt asj> and waa employed al Post Division of a blaze can General Fluids corporation in lflC3 and 1964 and since lhe first of Uns grow within terribly de­ In addition to her husband and With proper StrucUve fires during the unguarded tually Impossible and that costly shut downs would be eliminated. So often, we take the attitude that, "it couldn’t happen to me.” A fire, unfortunately is no respecter by Pondtotoo Giuntry Clothes . hiPendleW at MoPiuvdin condiUons we right, start anywhere and minutas to a fire of structive proportions. co-operation, this danger could be eliminated once and forever in our bualneas district. It would be very favorable pub­ licity for the Viking Corporation Mrs. Roger K. .Janetl WluUng. 5794 Morgan Road; abrotlier. Jack. Sacramento. Calif.; a gtep-daughter. Robin June; her putcraal grandmoUier. Mrs Lulu EkimorxLa. R4 Hastings, and her matemM grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. Allen town people had sufficient confi- McDonald, also of R4 Hastings. Mt*'i Weekend guestn at tile lionie of Mrs. Alvin Helrlgcl were Mr. -perliaps the first and Mra. Dan Fallis of Valpara- ’'Drew Well . . . You Can’t Afford Not To J 31 I. State St. WE’VE GOT THE KICKER!! ami Mnt Keith Marlow enter­ tained Mrs. Helrlgcl and Mr. and wise precaution. area of mutual advantage here that should make it possible to of Mr a. Guernsey on Sunday, and afternoon callers were Mrs. Vernon Benton and Mrs, Jessie DeVos of Grand Rapids. Mrs, Anna McGuffln has hud lite Imppy news of the arrival of anotlwr great - grandchild. The new baby was born to the John McGuffms in Trnverae City and Dr. McGujffins name was and Mrs McGufflns I CORNER WALNUT AND S. JEFFERSON HASTINGS AN ESTABLISHED And we're ready to trade! We’re ready to deal! All set to put you in a brand-new Plymouth and on the Plymouth kick! Right now, we’re making it easy with big trades... going the limit to make your wintertime buy a real money-saver. And right now ... t your present car is worth more in trade than it ever will be. So get on the Plym&uth kick—quick! Unuatlon of tills name in the McGuflln family. Dr. and Mrs. Wesley Logon arc writing very interesting notes to their friends about their Journey through South America. day. Feb. 13th. at a carnival tn FIRM and expect to arrive home on the 7th. OFFERS MORE There’s something special about The Hastings Banner turning to a .long-established funeral home, such as Leonard-Osgood Funeral K. M. COOK. Editor Home. For one thing, you know that OME.HUNDRED AND Sport Fury 3-dr. hardtop we know all the ways to skillfully ond HLUscHirnrur completely serve — that we’ve been gaining knowledge and ability since GET A DEAL ON A GOOD With Plymouth sales up, Plymouth Dealers So, for a good buy on a Top Quality used c 1923. 7Yi 7i Ml oomaaalutlo** roiati>< la *m, ►iiwaU ud.oabMrttHloaa theaM bo LEOI1HRD OSGOOD ^funenalJJoM* I awusH.i£ON*w , JACK DS OSGOOD Phone 945-2471 MICHIGAN PRESS PKHVICE. Im. • GET ON THE PLYMOUTH KICK ATPLYMOUTHLAND...NOW! I'Ll RV/OILVUM HE/VALIANT^SAME AOU^A AMERICAN NEWSPAPER RIPRUENTATIVES Ina Barry's Farm Store Deweys Car Palace S. Hanover at Halting* City Limit M-43 at Sprague Road, Delton �Attend Wedding Of Granddaughter At Rochester U-M Glee Club Solo Port at Kazoo Personal Mention Group Society newS Has Cross Section Choir,K Chorale ma m I Of Students Rjxi-.e-tet' visiting her daughter and family, the Millon Berman I FRESH DONUTS The ala s Symphony Or­ Inlng to leave this Thursday on chestra performed musk of Paul la Western trip with their travel :trailer. Their first destination Freeport. dinner on Saturday honoring lhe| birthdays of Carlton and Clsraoc*. Nancy Roee Bcnnen waa bar sis- I Saturday. Fblkrwing u the account •x M K awrared in tar * only attendant. Beal man was U>e Bunday lieue of The Detroit Walter B. Maher and John H. at Uic Hastings CKitnl AudlNewa:— A luncheon n«puan wee bald Judith Ann Bennert, daughter of IK, kltllrw. II .._ . . st Kmgucy Inn. tnoomfiad Hill*. I North and multi winner* In tte Duplicate Bridge play Tues­ The ample wtQ live In Jackson. The new Mrs. Kendall attended day night at lhe Episcopal Un* KonrtaQ, Jr. in a double nng Alma College. Her husband u a many Saturday at Univeraity graduate ot Phillipa Academy, Andby tartan Church. Rochester. perform on his major instrument, the trumpet. Ha baa placed high Superette structor in a Crtpto School al the ' Air Force Base. They then plan Unive.-uty choir and Campus to visit their daughters in Call- -------------- ■ ---------------------- । .the Know lea plan to visit many I and family of Kalamaaoo vlai ted Hardie directed the orchestra interacting places en route, tak­ and tlngcr* in Brahms’ "Bong of ing a leisurely trip and al lea*t Destiny.” a two-montb holiday. On Satur­ ASH WEDNESDAY, MARCH 3rd day evening they entertained hl* with Delores Elclilar of Battle brother and wue. Mr. and Mr* Mr. and Mrs Hoy Hubbard, bbc' Hot Cro»* Bum6 for 39c Woodrow Knowles, of Climax for i attended a The Univeratty of Michigan prano; Carolyn Anderson, alto; dinner. (Every Wednesday, Friday and Saturday) Frank has already participated Ronald Bentert, tenor, and Michael , Oegood and Mr*. Henry Vended. in the University Symphony Clardy. bAT The traditional bum aurmg Lonitn season. So delKiou*! Band and a student organiked FROZEN PIZZA! Ready to Bake The Richard Flutes entertained their bridge club on Saturday eve­ We Make Our Own! ning. and holding lhe high scores Steven Glenn from YpallanU. of Usn week. The Denwere Mrs. James WlswtU and Ed is another freshman in the Olea th wedding anniversary Baldwin. Club. Btawtn baa been to Eungxi Mr*. May Chenoweth left last; INSURANCE with the Michigan Choral, a week for Durand to visit her son. i Buy litre to Have ea Hand in Yser Freesot ■ Lyle? and family for a few weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Tasker I postponed until Friday evening. Remembor Every Wednosdoy |g COOKIE DAY $4 00 Michlgan Stove has perforated in I Jack (Myrna) Handley. Elisabeth Mr. Denton flew back to Waahpotluck dinner. 4 Dosen Assoetwd Fockog. 1 malning until Mr. and Mm Life • Ho*w«sll»stiea I Different Assortment Each Week) ■ Grooa return borne. Orange Knot* 1__ & for 39c read and accepted with regret*. Ina Kenyon waa nominated to fill the vacancy^ An" Invitation from tertalned tbelr son and family. | the Ben Mason* of Nashville. fo$ a fi*h fry on Sunday. Mr* Kite received. All Rebekahs. Oddfel-1 Narrt* of Carlton Center vialted fellow*, their remittee and friends I Old Fashion Pan Pan Cinnamon Rolls 8 for 32c DALE’S BAKE SHOP I mail fallowed the business nteetlng. I during the month of MARCH will be Selected as FREE Day! SAVE ALL of ypur CASH SUPS from Cleveland’s Men's and Boys' Store * Plain 59c do*. FROSTED iul to the Barry County Ihkid Coram la*loo for opening their road after the severe 6 torm of last week so that they might take tlielr two tick children to lhe doctor. A weekend ago. the Edward tr DECORATED Donut* 69c do*. TRY SOME TODAY Open Doily TASTE TREATS rence Arkrlghla of Plainwell on Hail taking care of her daugh-l ter. Mrs Douglas Gale, who baa Cklfitld and Mrs. Frank KenSaid were al Berrien Spring* to Kibe Lechleitner’* daughter*. f and Shirley, *tudent* at Ute Andrews Univeraity. Judy Lochleitner. who is affiliated with the Children's Memorial Hospital in Chicago, also Joined One Day Each Week... ... Watch While We Make 'Em Gordoa IroesHe Ageecy Personal Mention FRIDAY & SATURDAY 205 N. Michigan in Loe Angelee. ud Mr. and Mnr Bymphony dlractor. Gregory MQ- Jack (Myrp- riandlay, KlUabetb buatneaa tot a few day* this and Carulophtr, tn Ban Fran­ cisco. They are anxious to see their grandson. Christopher, lor 9 A.M. tr It V.M. Mn. Ethel Herds of Jackson, IZWWTHB SPRING!. \ b| Visiting Mr*. Wm. Linington i st the Medical Right In the mainstream of fashion, yet very Individually yours . , . that's the attended the wedding of Cheryl Ahn Storsiee. daughter ot the Clayton Btorsleea, and Steven look our wide assortment of styles can help you create, with ease, Ion Saturday. and ease is the word for spring ’65’s superbly feminine Mrs. James Malcolm, on Bunday fashions. See them here. । Sillty to visit her mother-in-law. i I Mr*. Efile Malcolm. family, the Jack Cations, for PIWJCK HOSPITAL SHOP OUR STORE FOR NEW SPRING CLOTHING AND ACCESSORIES DAILY . . Watch for Our Announcement Each Week IN OUR NEWSPAPER ADS IN OUR RADIO SPOTS POSTED IN OUR WINDOW You'll Find Out Which Day of Only our Official BOY SCOUT DEPARTMENT Excluded from Thi. tromoHool the Previous Week.was designated as Cathy BUkia. B*. Diab.' , tel Orova Sv, r*B. ST. FREE Day! If you have a Sales Slip for a Cash Purchase dated on Free Day . . . You may bring it to our store 'wu'sswaffa , Claraaco Weetkreek BJ, taur., in Onrt. m. «i. Wa.L *1* B. WaaMutsa. ml**. B*. Buku* <f»«u and be presented with a GIFT CERTIFICATE for the exact total amount of your Cash Slip. ,’10’ - i. All Free Day Cash Slips must be redeemed during the week following your purchase. ar. 11* B. Bead. DoaMM Bm«b. 2. Free Day Gift Certificates may be redeemed for additional merchandise only. (Not applicable to charge accounts) . >oaaaa —Donate AD«r41i*. SST> Te»»»r lake BA.1 Imiii. Tosht Lake BA. 3. Chorge Slips will not be eligible . . . They must be Cosh Slips. ’1“ GET IN ON THIS UNIQUE MONEY SAVING EVENT AT IBUTD — Daaaa DaaXU. Bl. * IS; Lsrrslaa Goayea. ITS B. CLEVELANDS’ Sheer for Men and Boys 130 E. Stat* Sk Complete Men’s and Boys’ Store Wl 5-2163 Look for famous .'Trade-Name' labels on lhe things you buy ... you'll find them here! Parmaleei 124 East State Street �r •—THE HASTING* BANNER Jeannine Anders, Desmond Ouinn Wed on Saturday Of white mums and pink roam, i Richard Quinn, brother uf the groom of ^Battle Creek, wm best man. A reception followed at the Prairieville TPwnsldp Hall with about 125 guests altending These helping about the room were Mrs | Turn Eberly. Mr* Clsre Hoag. Mrs Miss Susanne Lue Griffln, dough- ■ Donald Cook.. Mrs John Keyver. wm Nashville Church Is Setting tor Lovely Nuptials ; Methodist WSCS Society newS sq^eDo^'07 'Community Concert At Northeastern Season Opens Luncheon to Be Held Wednesday Thursday Night Thirty-one oouplea. members Mr. and Mra. John Blnnan. Jr, hosted for their daughter. ot the Ringo Bwtngo Square The Women's Society of ChrU- their pianist and his wife, from Han Service of the First Melho- Allendale, for dinner and eve­ . dirt Church will hold its March ning lunch on Sunday. The of R| Scottville, and Douglas Thia wm George's birthday Kellogg Jr**?” Auditorium in Baltic Al idem luncheon on Wednesday, the Quintet hod sung at tlie Wes- dance ceiebraUng the birthdays 2*^ 10th, in tlx- church dining room.1 ley an Mctlxjdlst Church at tlie sell Smith of Vermontville High­ Thursday. March 4th when the way. exchanged wedding vows Sat­ The program will be given by *rricw. Other gueMa Houston Symphony Orchestra Church in Urbandale by Mt« Mrs Kart Anders George Peterson. lhe club's callurday evening. Feb 13, in the First I Mrs. William Nethsry. the as- WCTe Connie's cvuMn. Miss Carol JeannltF - Anders of Delton and Baptist C!lurch In Nashville. I sMtanl minister's wife, entitled Nnr,nn Norton "* of Woodland, and Linda John Barbirolli will demonstrate Dumond Quinn of Battle Crrck. cream and uoured I the punch Burgbdolf of Algonquin Lake. their exciting musical crafts­ , -The Life Within." with Rev. Fr. John Hayes onklbeautifully decorated by Mrs Mr. and Mrs Quinn plan to Merle Haines with a red-white- manship The blizzard Thursday, Feb and-blue centerpiece graced by a reside In Battle Creek where the Among those from Hastings 35. happened to be the 83nd ’groom is employed by the Battle who have membership in this Mrs Larry Tnunble. the groom'■ birthday of Mrs Lewin Stanton. slater, provided organ music and Keith Yerty. chairman. wtU serve. Dsiton and Desmond is ths son ■ _______ ji i. Mrs. Gerald Skidmore. Mrs. accompanied lhe vocalist Mrs John ■on in uniform, and a caka Reservations should bo called to of Mrs. Mary Quinn of North Mr and M„ HarnP Dutke arf Mrs Yerty. Wl 5-6186. by Mon­ Miller. braved the'storm to spend decorated with many red hatchGiven tn marriage by her brother, -- -----------eta, also an attractively wrapped Cleveland. Mn Martin Btutx, day --------evening. March «lh. Ireland. 'spending a month's vacation in Mr and Mrs Robert Godfrey. gift. The gift, which proved to be ____ __ 1 .• wnere they are visit visit-­ David Grtffln. lhe bride wag lovely ENGAGED—Mr. and Mrs. Lyle | The bride wore a while taffeta icauronua . California where a very nice leather man's Jewel Mr. and Mrs J. Franklin Hunt­ Carole, -*• who lace covered sheath. She carried ‘inu their “daughter. * “ ley, Dr. and Mrs. Wliilom HelIls the assistant to the Dean of a>»coop^Mvkllt>c<cdgnJ<Ui rot *Uce DwvS'r ’’pltaY i ctrvlra mft 00 M°h^y. F**x 22. formally opened on Sunday. A white mums entwined with ivy. by Merle Hainm. : rigel. Mrs. Donald W Moore at ocantoru Stanford University. • . Women women at university. and^tdrd trim and lung sleeves ! I' ! Mr* Edward Baldwin enter- turkey dinner, with all the trtmitaTwl The’ W|U •b0 the The cxuXly touffantilrt was ££ut01 mi Magdalene Circle at «• served, and.a beoumalfl Mbanor. ww k bffl-1 Colony at La Jolla to see Hie WnJi I whlch 17 Mid three tlfu! birthday cuke which waa T* °<l nUnlCOT' Fred Portrourev «««Portcouies xr.d «nd cth.r other Barry Jace trimmed, and fell tn • ««M>- Dunn', a 1SCG •:uesto Juhnaon wrrv ln gsttendancc. Mrs made by her granddaughter. ered by olive lace. Her bouquet county residents Ing tram A Spanish mantilla uf community gradu-’ . OnU nmunltv School, teradua v e drTotlona . Bally Stanton. Guest* other than vui-ui-wwu were acre irom | •—- .;h. • Miss Suxanne Smith, nw-polnt lace fell in soft folds aUd from the Henry Ford HotTonne. Portland. Lake Odmrgi, • Mrs Donald Sothord with over her head and shoulders. pllal of Narilng BIld b and Mrs Loren Francisco preFred Bowerman eg Middleville. Woodland. Nashville, Brilrvur, Martha. * Mrs. Gkn Densmore. Mrs. Carol VanDykrn of Hol- presently employsd at . William CliarioUe. and Buttle Creek. a review of the book Mr entitled and M.S — Rowel] ________ Stanton. _____ _ _________ land, friend of the bride, served os Beaumont Hospital Royal Oak There were three clubs from Bat­ the matron of honor. The brides- Her fiance is a graduate of Oen- The Fabulous Flemings of i Sally Jean, and Jean's room- , tie Creek, the Quadrilles, the man. Mrs. Herman St Martin malds were Misa Lou FUher of eral Motors Institute and is em- Kathmandu" by Grace Nira mate from Ferris State. Betty Chlcago. cousin of the groom, and ployed by Fisher Body Division. square dance club. The Quadrille With Mltchefl. M1M Donna tors in Nepal. presented with Rifts, and liaa Mbu Jackie SUtter of Grand Rap- Warren. A May 22 wedding t presented a friendship ball-and - Steeby. ML« Mary Ix>u Smith, ‘ Mr. Mra Dewayne Pugh was hascards in remem- . chain to the caller who must ids, friend of the bride. They were being planned. traa for tlie Mehetabel circle. bnMM* of the day David Farrell, Mrs. Robert O'Donnell. Mis vibrant ivu tiutain red >iui with hip-length mp-iciwui mr;over-' i ■ is autograpneu ana ie»n w an- •'•" ““TV- ~A._. Richard DeMatt. Mrs R. H, When Mrs. Mac Shulta enter- other club by at least four y- Mto MW. Myer Wlnlck with Ix/ppenthlrn gave devuUcms. talked her irridee club on Frl- couples of the local group The ?!“* Mr? Charles F. Harris, daughter Fits All Sizes John Harris, was the flower girl. and Mr*. Herbert Wedel present- <toy. Feb. 20. the iucky ladles Quadrlllra alai took the Friend- Rm,,h *nrf “r *’“* La*‘ ed the program. 'The Life With- ‘ for the evening's play were Mrs .dup Jug and tire Rlngo-Swlngo rence Hecker. Snuth. brother of* the groom. In." । Elmer Robinson. Mrs. C. C. Hlg- Banner ■ruier bock oua to «» their mw club. crop other nwnbershlpc Include: An evening ot hin d^d with *• 'f ± At the Delilah Circle meeting bu' anrt Mra Edward Smith. Peter Adrtanson of Woodland, a .____ ... .. — vr™ T. St Ha.-nrtt Dr and Mnt. which wm entertained by Mrs I * • • former classmate of tlie groom, iviiraunirrn.__ ikckcu uy irw rres------ — . ixrrfonned tlie duties uf the best Adclbert Cortright, Mra. Howard Grace Edmonds was hostaan ton Campbells and the Charlie Douglas Castleman, with Twri. Ovrr 3X) friends and relatives Newton presented the devotions. [ for the Hcnpltal Guild 4 at her Killians, nnd a business meeting Richard and Stephen. Mr and __ . ..... ...uy inc nrcKtrnc . .. . .. . w ~ IS ------Jlnnrr. .Dr and .-----Mra Raymond W<*l of NashviUe and attended the open bouse Sunday. and tlie program. "Washington Immiw, 306 S. Miciugnn. on Mon- wihiwjuu me ---- .-----Gene Lubitz of Sunfkld, trlends R B- Pnor. and Lynda. Agnra and Uncojn;; WM given by Mrs day evening, with Nan Thomp- (•owell and Mra. Powell The next dance will be a St. • Helen Keetor. Mrs of the groom. Ttie ciindlc lighters Harold Ritter on their 4Oth wed­ were Charles Gatfleld of Luding­ ding anniversary. Entering the members attending : servetL and during lhe bu&lnots l-.mck-, to will, u- o«n. “» ™“5*, w‘ul .»■*■*» ton. cousin of the bride, and Dun- lakeside Grange hall, guests algtad Mrs. Ivan Snyder entertained «n«Ung the following officers _ _______ ________lt-lnn Tnurrxxl Mr and Mra. tlie Hannah Circle with iu *erp rert««ted: Chairman. Mrs Mr. and Mrs Durwood Booher of Adran Alberta of Portland, cousin chairman. Mra. Ciiarles Hera. Albert Stauffer; rice chairman, nquare aanccTS are curoi------ ~ „ ------- .7 — Battle Creek were master and mU- cf the bride The honored guest-*, acting also aa co-hoaUHs. Mis Mra Plynn Mattlu-ws: secretary, ally into! u, am, .nd tor, “J™ Gautresu. Mra John WUllama. grreted their friends seated before Arthur Slwpler gave devotions. J*,ra Elmer Gillespie, and tmu- ..-------- «.------ . Bronwyn Williams. Mr. and a back drop of Ivy covered lattice and Mrs. J Franklin Huntley the urer- Mrs. Edward Smith, , Mra. Kenneth Hoffman with church parlors Immediately follow- and soft music filled lhe air. program “One Candle to Light." • . . Harvey and Carl. Mrs Patrick Ruby red decorations and glit­ ’t'ii^ HaWImn .... Mr. and Mra. Phillip Cotanl Ollmww. Mrs. James Ald-raon. fleid. sun* ot tile bride, cut tlie tering *4O's" were placed about the entertained for dinner on Bun­ Wednesday. Feb. 24. as follows: vnd Mrs Willard Smith day honoring iw the uiruxusy birthday ru of ,, raal served punch; Mrs. Larry venlr folders of pictures of the Mrs Clay Baasctl entertained his mother. Mrs Burdett Cotant bride and groom taken in 1925 and the Leah morning circle for her Their guests included Mra. Wm The Dm Gills nndlatrerfh^ K*-n Robbes Europe slnre SepAdrtanson and Mrs. John Hanis 1966. mother-in-law. Mm Edna Bar,- Hewitt. Charlene and Marilyn of were'eoX.ilIM / looked after lhe gifts and Donnie set Bjllowlng the roffee hour. Grand l-edge. John Cotant of Gat held of Ludington, the bride's covered with metallic cloth and Mrs Marshall Cook gave de- Battle Crrek and the Burdett utneu 5u guests with a buffet I United Bfatcs tn New York on ruby red netting was a flve-Uered votions taken from the Guide- Cotanu supper. Including all of the MS U groom's brother, handled the guest practice teachers <131 In the Has­ book. Tile wedding cake u.u baked The Pat Hodges are entertain- tings Schools, thrir supenftors. I by Mrs. Peter Adrtanson. । Ing their potluck group Sntureither end of the table all ver candies burned,1-banked by baby ordlnatora of the program. Dr and Gridin selected a green wool suit Mrs. Robert Schmatz from MS U. ■ services were attended by Mrs These students complete their | groom's mother wore a navy blue Claud Tcachout. sister of the sented the pre*nun, "Discipline.' Clifford Dolan was the work here March 19 and for the groom, and Mrs Ray Reynolds o' • at a luncheon given by Spring term, which begins March Hastings, a niece. Out-of-town guests were from On-the opposite side of Uie roan Detroit. Grand JUpids, Ludington. Woodland. Holland and Hastings was a punch bowl surrounded, by small camstlona Mrs Lyle Gumpp. WIDDINC • niece of the groom, jened. .... PHOTOGRAPHY Smail Uidtvldual tablas decorated Comes in either wide wale corduroy . . Raymond Finnle. who had re- and Mrs. Henry Bcverwyk of with white and red netting were Mn Leona Proctor reviewed the turned from Florida tile previous Sparta and Mr. and Mr* James [ couple went to Niagara Falls. 100% cotton with taffeta lining of acetate Mr. and Mrs Russell Smith en­ centered with red carnations flout­ first part uf the study book an afternoon. Among Die ten guests' Kln< of Lanning in honor of Mrs was Mrs. ThomM Denton of King's birthday. A Suhday ago ... or. 100% vinyl face with crushed tertained the wedding party for a ing in brandy snifters. On kaourd 4x6' were pictures Elliott and Mrs. Wm. Nether,- Washington. D C. who U here Mr and Mrs. Max Bump and dinner Friday evening preceding leather look. The same taffeta-acetate lining of the honored couple dating bock wtrw guests Mr and Mrs Clarence Bump assisting with the care to early childhood. The “raguM spent the afternoon at the King­ grandchildren while their is featured in both coats. pawn 945-3616 Tlie Abigail Circle met in the man Museum In Battle Creek as many ot die guests found fa­ church lounge. Mrs. Herbert traveling In Europe. They will LEATHER LOOK COLORS: Wedel gave a patriotic raiding miliar faces. Including their own. The "No Size COAT Over 200 Honor The Harold Ritters On Anniversary Buffet Honors Practice Teaching Staff on Tuesday , PHOlS, Brown. White. BlockjJ. Novy or Ivory, z CORDUROY COLORS: Block. Green Red. Bone or Brown. >1498 Typewriters Cr Adding Machines For Sale ur Rent Vermontville Club Celebrates 25th Anniversary Mra. B*sdc Hubbard had a Raia birthday Tuesday, Fvb 23. the maintenance. laundry and pttal surprissxl tier with a birth­ day cake and many "happy returm of tho day" wiahm. The following Thursday tlicre anus anThe Vermontville — ----------------Woman's Club i Church served from the kitchen. observed Its 25th anniversary Mon ­ Mrs. Dean Cunningham bf Lake when the family gathered for day evening at the annual BtrthOdessa assisted with both the serv­ ing and arrangements. served it 7 pm. when the group daughter and husband. Mr. and Mrs. Marguerite Kaechele met in the all-purpose room at the Maplewood Eemrntary School nlng her neighbors surprised her Ph. Wl 5-J344 spent the weekend in Detroit. The program chairman wm Mra with a carry-tn supper, tn fact Lets Nagle, head of the public affairs department. Serving on the iimUon Mrs. H says she was food committee were Mrs, Dick to delighted and ao appreciated Weiler. Mrs Frank Dunlum and all this attention and she wishes Mrs Morris Wilson. Taking care to thank everyone who helped to of the table ifletall were Mrs Hlr- make this 1963 event such man Woodard and Mra. Anna happy occasion. VanderVeere. while Mra. Ava Kro­ ger end Mrs Earl Geiiman acted To celebrate the 10th birthday as hostesses. of Jeffrey Peck, which was SimAt the tune ti:c Vermontville club was organized it federated___ _____ _ . tv.. «... ,us with the county, state and na- grandparents, the William Cramers tlonal organizations. The Bonnet & Gown Shop SCHADER'S Alma Fjngleton Office Supplies Repair Service 126 W. Stato Although there were to be no shall. Devotions were given gifts, many gifts and flowers wrte Mrs. Donald Smith. reealved and displayed with marly anniversary greetings. Mrs. War­ ren Rogers of Portland and Mni slated at this table. The women of the Missionary Patrick GILMORE JEWELER SAVE yg 50% PLASTICWARE HOUSEHOLD VALUES TO *3.49 STORE WIDE SALE Each AND GRAND PRIZE-CAMPAIGN ENTIRE STOCK SACRIFICED 4 WAYS TO SAVE! EASY-CLEAN POLY Sturdy but lightweight poly containers to keep kitchen, laundry, garage in apple-pie order! SAVE—25-33% ww'60% Won't scratch, mar floors. Your Golden Opportunity to SAVE NOW DIAMONDS WATCHES JEWELRY $600 in BEAUTIFUL PRIZES Come in and Ask Tor Details We Are Staging Our GREATEST SALE Hundreds ol Items GREATLY REDUCED Buy lor CASH or TERMS Can Be Arranged FREE GIFT CERTIFICATES Io First 100 Adults Friday 9:30 a.m the ket ta 3 bright coton. funniest Modified rectangular lig^ greeting cards in town SEE OUR COMPLETE SELECTION Of GREETING CARDS LAPO Patrick GILMORE JEWELER 102 E. Stat* Street ( P hosts Wl 5-5316 HASTINGS. MICH. Ben Franklin 102 Wwt State In HriH.fi �Marion Warner 4 ward MSV Mrs. Reaser Dies Saturday; Buried Saturday Contract for Leukemia Study A major effort to discover lhe Rites Ritas Monday MonthV At Banfield „!The Hastings Banner Cafeteria Menu March 5 as World n.nJ«y. March March 4, 4. 1965 l»65 Yhuraday. ■STOS'-JSrSJjHg! •iZSlW s Dav Day of of Praver Prayer ______________ - - Funeral services for Mrs. Ethel TVMDAY. MABCB 9 Marion H. Warner. 81. 2219 at Michigan State Unlvoralty through a >596.300 contract with Irene Rraaer, 70, R4 Hastings. in Laming. Feb. 31. He had Baltimore Township, lhe wife of WBDHlaDAT. TtABdH JO SdenlbU from M8V, th* n A resident of the Delhi wu a member of Holt Methodist Executive Office lhe .Michigan Department of The Rev. Oforze Elliott offi­ ciated and burial wm in the Goa-Ung Cemetery. Warner. Holt; two granddaugh­ ter*. Mra. Andrew Verplanck. They also will investigate the poaalblllty that leu kunia--widely children. Religious services win be con­ ducted by Rev. Philip R. Olotfelty. Jr., at the Holl Methodist Church at 1 pm, Saturday with interment in Banflcld Cemetery. Kellogg Supreme aan. Balurtlay, Feb. XT. al I cooklM tn* Community Hospital tn Bailie ' school there. Rh> married marrtn* Harry 11irrv Reaser Reum- of nf She Lourt Ot Honor Battle Creek In November of Troop 175. sponsored by South- I eastern PTA ta bedding a court Calhoun Counties before moving has completed an official DH1R of toSor. 'Htta^Sh 23. M HwUng. in 1940 when be actual production record of 11.­ 700 pounds of milk and 549 7 pm. at tte Southeastern ww.kedA<* “ Clt.7 ... . pounds of butterfat, In 305 day* ■chool. A potluck dinner ptantwo times a day milking, ac­ In addition to her husband. cording to The American OuernMr*. Reaser la survived by four sons. Harry. Jr, of Middleville, and Charles. Robert and Ralph all of Hartings; five daughters, Mra. Lyman (Joyce) Hunt of Nashvttle. Mra. Donald (Phyllis) Bridenstlne of Dowling, Mrs. Ed­ ward (Catherine) Ctaler of Mid­ dleville. Mra. Floyd (Lila) B'.ois LIVING COLOR FILMS , and Mr*. Franklin i Patricia । Fuhr of Hastings: 23 grandchil­ 'TIGERLAND" and Futa*i dren; two great grandchildren; two sister*. Mr*. Maurice (Mar­ -JAGUAR SAFARI" tha) Grecntnan of Hastings and Mrs William (Grace> Motta- ot CENTRAL SCHOOL AUDITORIUM TONITE AT 8 ADULTS $150 bU*. I Past NashviUe Resident Dies Charles and Anna (McDonald) surgery and medicine who haa done extensive research on leu­ ■ with her parents and attended At Solon, Ohio kemia in cattle. Kellogg Supreme Bunset a senior four-yew - old registered Guernsey. owned by MSU's Kel- World Day of Prayer will be . r rj lund. Mra Eklund wus member of the Kappa Kappa Society. mI« II survived by two daughter*. Mary Banner Adr Benefit YOU! CHECK OUR HOME b PROPERTY LISTINGS sons. John E and Tliomas Carl, all of Solon; her father, Carl A Lenu of Nashville, a sister. Mra. t °THEWEEKi Prnclfimatioil • 1 rOClllIIiailOU place* throughout the world their ~~ nation In civic and cultural wrwre norur, iivirur --------------— -— ------ -----— . « ...... .... -where numoso humble p people. Bring Program*, and Ugsiiw goal at buai- Company, ha* agreed to serve as; Michigan Stale University. East uffnlrKT a ■ teckzround haelrvrr»tnH of nt unlvwtmlvrr. I! Wbreeoa Whereas a. ft major m »i tension anTuncwrtalnty, will nrs. and professional women is ‘ Michigan. Mareh 22. 33. bo*’ their beads and lift up their to help create better conditions “JL 24 b~» UM God b, study of -octal, rdutaitoml. ^™an for ^Vc^rmt prubk^a of lite economic and poHtfcal problems; i * * Important and growing industry, to help them be of greater, serHla responsibility la to stlmuinformation about this flee U, U. bn>-1 ““ «S“. “ ““ I commuolUe* thrvochout the mote "full partnership" ir products I'011* County Cooperative Extra* * test and to Judge phases of dally living: to .Inn Office located at 301 8. thcr friendship with we Mulligan avenue. i state competition. 11 am. Friday in Lakeview ; throughout the world, and Farrell. Cemetery. NashviUe, for Mra. Banner Adi Benefit YOU! Carl W. Eklund. 50, of Solon. Individual.to pursue hl* destiny, of leadership In many field* of Ohio, a former Niuhvllle resi­ |ao long m that pursuit la conendeavor, and their acceptance Michigan Week program. H. dent. Frank Ritchie OF la Awards ehalrof -THE RESPONSIBILITY iy, Feb. 23. following aev- snd >ource ot our strengthWhile FULL PARTNERSHIP." We hove the we recognixe the interdependence NOW. THEREFORE. I. Frank• Of men. their mutual obligations Un Beckwith. MAYOR OP THE to focus national attention on Lenta was born Sept. 17, 1914. in to each other, we believe that CITY OF Hastings by the au­ Michigan as a leading agricul­ latest Nashville, a daughter of Carl man’s obligation to his God is thority vested in me. do hereby tural producer and a leader in: and Leila (Luxmurel Lenta. patterns of paramount importance. ’proclaim March 7 through IS. developing new technique* in. this all-important industry. Ell; Therefore I. George Romney,11565 as NATIONAL BUSINESS gible are fanner*, agricultural I in Governor of the State of Mich-1 WOMEN S WEEK sponsored by Igan State IJnlvmlly in 1936. lean, do hereby proclaim Friday.1 the National Federation of Buai- and horticultural associations to- , rated tn Michigan that are ac­ (Armstrong March 5. 1965. as' World ot' ix-m and Professional Women's tively engaged in growing, devel­ Prayer in Michigan, and urge all I Clute, Inc . and urge all citizens oping. processing or marketing. LINOLEUM vllle school*. On Juno 21. 1941. Taber STUDENTS HIM i t. • ScctW, 1 Michigan Week ICoWerence for 1 ■w u a • 1. i. \nesiauraieur9 Restauratenn Has Agriculture \PlannedatMSV «*n»unU’r striving u *erve their Progress Event communities, thrtr lUU» and Governor Romney hte pro-jj 4 i claimed March 5. 19® aa World h|Day of Prayer in. Michigan. Thejl Pere, Wia, and a brother. Carl 11 am. from the Stroud Funeral Home. Clou-rin Falls. Ohio. Tim Williams Hurt Timothy M. Williams. UH S. Jefferson, fractured hL* right I ankle Monday night while play­ ing basketball with friend* Jti marketlng or a growing proce*.*. Entries arc accepted and Judged wisdom, courage and strength to other community organization.* face and solve the profound, to join tn this "SPRINGTIME on the following criteria: significance—the product pro---- ----------- ------- -- ----- -| SALUTE TO WORKING WOWorld Day of Prayer sendeesi MEN." bv rncmirnirtiiB and nrowill be held Much 5 aa follows: motlng the celebration of tlie or different and must have ori­ ginated or been developed in Michigan. Church. Community Impact—the entry tribute daily to our economic, must show evidence of a contri­ civic and cultural development. Freeport Area — 3 pm. Alto By Franklin Beckwith bution to thg economic better­ ment of the community, area, Methodist Cliurch. and state. Potential—the entry must show terian Church. Carol Sweet, daughter of the evidence of furthering tha de­ velopment. expansion or dlverxlgvlicai United Brethren Church. ficallon of the agricultural in­ Middleville—8 pm. MMhodttt dustry In Michigan. mark this Summer. Nashville—1:30 pm. Evangeli­ cal United Brethren Church. THE MODERN FASHION IN FLOORS A FLOOR TO MEET EVERY BUDGET HASTINGS FLOOR COVERING 123 W. State St. Hastinns JV 1964-65 .Record Mr. and Mrs Robert Stanley. Ha was scheduled to have a cast placed on it this Wednesday. A Wide Choice of Hornet and Real Eitote of All Types M.ACM FARM >H HASTINGS TOWNSHIP, whh Ko«w »I|N U. * tnd b.fh, p.*n '■»* well* on Farm, also 15 acre* of wood*. 66 tern of work land, for ......J-------------- $12,500.00 WE HAVE A GOOD THREE BEDROOM HOME in Prairieville Village to trade for a home trailer. Joel Feltenberger SAYS X NICE BUNGALOW ON GASKILL ROAD AT MIDDLE LAKE, has living room, large kitchen with dining space, four tedTOOm*. b*th. utility room, recreation roan, well oil fvmece. the lot Mai 85 feet Wide «nd over 5G0 teordr»<Jgood well, septic tank and drsin field, children go to AitDft School to 6th grade, then are p«ked <y> fax Hosting*Schools$7,500.00 ANOTHER BEAUTIFUL HOME AT ALGONQUIN LAKE, large living toam with firepl«re. carpet'aniT 512 N. Congrtaa Si. $26,000.00 How much on Savings at u f g A RIAL NICE BUNGALOW *11 on one floor, has living room, two bedroom*, kitchen with dining space, full baiement, automatic gas heat, and ha* attached garage, for----------------------------- $9,500.00 AN EXTRA NICE HOME AT ALGONQUIN LAKE, all on one floor, with large living room, with fire­ Mace, three nice bedroom*, ha* a bath and W bath, utility room, kitchen with bar and ha* dining soace. built-in stove snd oven, and garbage disposal, heated with hot water fired oil burner, slum Inum siding, ha* lot* of clo»et«. paneling woodwork In living room, a beautiful new two »tall ita'age. ah for ........................................................................................................................................ $20,000.00 TWO COTTAGES ON CLOVERDALE LAKE with 210 fe*t on lik« frontage and the lot I* 200 feet deep. SIXTY ACRES OF RARE LAND excepting one small lot foe . $6,000!00 Feltenberqer FORE % BUSINESS LOCATED RENTAL PROPERTY In good builnett district which rent* for $150.00 per mo. for $1,400.00 . A NICE HOME IN WOODLAND VILLAGE, ha* three bedroom* uprtair* snd one bedroom down, living room, dining room, kitchen and bath, library, good betement with Oil fired hot water heat, has two •tall garage, full lot for.................................................................... -.$6,300.00. with $1,000 Down A GOOD HOME WITH LIVING ROOM, dining room, kitchen, large bath, half basement, gat heat. ft., one car garage with storage space. All located on about 5 acre lot, next to air port $15,500.00 A REAL GOOD HOME IN THE FIRST WARD, clow in. ha* three bedroom*, two bed^pom* up and one down, living room, dining room, kitchen an4 full bath, good ba»ement with ga* converted furnace, two (tall garage and a real good buy at ----------- -------—.—----------- ——--——.$7,000.00 A REAL GOOD HOME and tat* of good building lot* In (he 2nd Ward, homo ha* living room with fire­ place, three nice bedroom*, dining room, one and one-half bath*, kitchen, utility room, hot water, $20,000.00 oil heat, situated on six acre* with lot* of building site* ---------- ------ - ---------------- $20,000.00 A REAL GOOD HOME IN FREEPORT, ha* four bedroom* and lot* of dowt room, up and down, living room, dining room, kitchen, bath, one bedroom and den, ha* bswmcnt with (new) o<l furnace, garage, lot* ef »h*de, comer lot —'-------------:--------------------------------------------------------------- $7,200 ATA OF I ICTION >T OF A REAL NICE VERY COMFORTABLE HOME IN THE FOURTH WARD HASTINGS, ha* two (car­ peted bedroom* up and down, a living room, one bedroom, dining room, kitchen, full bath, full bswment, with gat heat, garage. I* insisted, and ha* ttorm window* and tcreem.- $1,500 A REAL SWEET BUNGALOW IN THE SECOND WARD.wlth living room, dinette, two bedroom*, kltdrapes go with It, ha* itorm windowland screen*.---- ....————------------------------ ... $13,000 BUNGALOW ON M-J7 WEST OF TOWN, on nice Urge lot; ha* living room, dining area. kitchen, bath, two bedroom*. utility room, ha* natural gat furnace for heat, hot and cold running water, garage, about four mile* out of town for----- ...----- ----- —------------- ——---------------- $1,500.00 LOT AT SUNDACO FARK AT THORNAPFLE LAKI with a 28 ft. trailer home, lot 1* 50 x 120 for $800.00 ANOTHER GOOD BUY IN THE 4tli WARD, Hasting*, ha* two nice bedroom* with doset* upstair* and down one bedroom, living room, dining room, kitchen and Yr bath down with full bath up. laundry room, full basement, gas furnace, new water heater, garage with pa9ed driveway, nice lot for . $10,000 A*B*DICK model 455 Deluxe electric mimeograph A REAL GOOD HOME IN THE VILLAGE OF V(OODLAND. ha* two bedroom* upstair* and down, one • AUTOMATIC INKING ated on two nice lots, all for .......----------------- ————————-———--$7,000.00 A RIAL GOOD. TEAR 'ROUND HOME RIGHT ON LEACH LAKE, has living room, throe nice bedpomt, dining and kitchen rooms combined, bath, has redwood aiding, good well, lot 11.50 ft. wide, run* 1 . ..... . ..I . .... ----- . — L —J . _ — . IZ I. — e POSITIVE PAPER FEEDING ।SHUT-OFF COPY COUNTER wi now Have uinaar’s plat on rig cioar lake, very reasonably priced and WILL SELL ON LAND CONTRACTS. A GOOD HOMI CLOSE IN IN HASTINGS, ha* two bedroom*. batt and full bath upstair* and down one bedroom, living room, dining room, kitchan and toilet Mat, haa besement with naw gas furnace. .Mu. water Ku... —onIX. Vi InfIt”If,, . - .............. . . — . 5.250.00 *t 7 Cn flO new beater, situated , for - -------------------------- ----------------- TWELVE (121 NICE LAKE FRONT LOTI on Algonquin Shores pelted 1,000.00 ta $2,000.00 aa. DUE TO RECENT SALES WE NEED NEW LISTINGS HASTINGS SALESMEN ESTATE KER 145 W. State > AUTOMATIC COPY STACKER H.C.B. poys a full 4% on savings certificates of one full year . . . 3'/z% on six month cer­ tificates . . . and 3% quarterly on regular savings accounts. If your bank service isn't up to par . . . get rid of that handicap join H.C.B. now! Carl Niothamor Homa Phone Wl 5-3004 Richard Slocum Hartirvf.. Mkh. Home Phone Wl 5-5B56 H.C. BERGER COMPANY 433 N.(Grand Lansing Ph. 484-5378 MEMBER: Fadwral Depoait Insurance Corporation Frfondlyt Neighborly Service for 77 Continuous Yesra �Saxons Defeat Comets, 67-58, for 3rd Straight |CflgeJl<MUMiup | Bowlers to Roll Final Victory Gives Hastings 8-9 Record Unbeaten in *P Leagues This Weekend in State Tourney /.MfcionircAi, O'Donnell undefoated in toe "Y" Bbturday Wlldcal* 13—Dave McGuire 0, morning 7to grade basketball Mark Haines 2 and Bob Gorham league and fiaty'a Long Haras Cheetahs 33 —Bob Shumway 13. grade circuit, Director Bob King Bruce Haan 7. Steve Moore and Craig Fry 6 each and Mike Hall reports. Lead Team to Revenge Over Grand Ledge Und annual Mfclugnn 5—THE HASTINGS BANXUt 2 Teams Still Looks Are Deceiving SUM Saturday night by scoring an im- record and Adams' Redwings and Havens' Boorntons are Ued lor firet place in toe Oth grade Keough 2, Ted Fitzgerald 4. Don Myers and Chris Guggemos 2 usiung Grand Ledge Coincte to kt Central Saturday's ratulto: Conference. . Michigan Stale* aidcat varsity Rlchaid Butler and Dave Colc- bulbul! rival Is Mlcliignn, for Coach Bob VandcrVccn's game schedule with eight vic­ tories against nine defeats. 17—Jerry Baxter 10. Dave Fisher uoid came to Hie and pumped tn 1U straight pouiu to put toe con- villa. Hastings teams bowling at 6:30 Saturday Include ton Wulminutes, 13 seconds, to put Champion at. Johns and run­ ner-up Greenville were toe only <,uaj.d ESmh riaace. seosl people probably Martin and Chandler 3; Warrior. HL—Bill Bhulte 7, Doug Acker fl. Gary Itobbe 3 and Fred Hayes 3. 1IHIC UUU».u -y------------- , Actually, the big-looking lynx and bobcat each registered 12 pound BOWL Beckwith 11. Rick VanDenburg 7 and Frank Mrelck 3; Celtics to— Pine and Nite Owl*. Also bowl- and Doug atom 3. Casino wildlife research station near staff, Pfeitfcra. Mixer*. VcrlUido Chevrolet-Buick and Booth In- Rodwin court. The Yellow Jackets nipped Spartan* »-W« VanDcnbcnr long leg* and thick fur of the lyns give it the appearance of heiag larger than it ita lankineaa and bigger. Bowling at 9 pm. Saturday air Lumber. Lnrko Buick, City Food, Wnf Ing, lost at Charlotte, 68­ 67. Liien trampled toe big Oriole* nold 7 and Pal Weller 6; lilmi 24 —Staler Smith 16, Steve Gillions 4, Jim Peterson 3 and Dave Hueb­ ner 1. Wolverine* 2»—Sunthelmer 10, Morgan and Procissi 6 Montgomery Ward, Hastings Milling, Side Floor. King Puw, Eagtoa. Roush Tailors, Hastings Aluminum Products, Miller's l*uo. Hastings Piston Rings. Macluno Room. Office, Bender Gravel. , Hastings 1964-65 Record Armchair Athlete EttiHvB Presbyterians Pace Polleyball League Here The Woodland volleyball team 7 this Wednesday night in con­ ditioning Clare in the main HH8 meek the leading PrasbytcrUn meet HaMlngx CaUwillcs vs. Presbyterians aX 7 and Woodland vs. Nashville and = freactes vs. H 5 and Eric Thompson 2. Buckeye* 41—Joe Lyons 20. Stove Rhodes 8. BUI Feldpausch fl and Phil Gasper and Gordy Howes 4 each; Wildcat* 21 —Tom Hallifax 7, Stove Steward and Jun Cum­ Outdoor Trail —Barry County mins 0 each and Dave Krall 2. township* have received an ad­ ditional 111,17736 from the State to make up in port for Tun Clarcy 4. Dave Payiva. and' BUI Burghdoff 1 each; Globe purchased by toe State. Barry Cook 3. Scorpions 33—Barry County received payment of 15 YounflV Maidcr Motons. Bmlto Bros. Ele- i i vetoes. Yoder's Sunoco and Free- I Michigan's bounty system comes in for criticism and port Supply Store. Bowlers who will roll double* !praise from many comers of the State, and we arc reprinting a letter that came across our desk which should be of interest Area two-man trams Include: to many sportsmen. The letter was written Ufa member uf the larlcs BDir-Robtrl Miller, Michigan House of Rcprcsenta-- ------------------------------------------------Lloyd TErpcnlng - Gordie Norns, tots. It foUor-.. . . ln cHw:t today. March 1, J965 flret bounty was paid by Wayne Newton - Karol Owen. _ —. (toe county. Then finally toe Harold Mathews-Eldon Malbcwx — •I received your letter Sator-1 suu BtarUd paylnB bounty, day requesting toe booklet on Thu WM donc- by Uie Oeorgo Lydy-BUl Hackney. Ed phrasanu. . __ ; and toe House, of Representative* I donl think you could get by adding 50c to cadi hunting one any more, so l will send the jl4Ild uccns<.. >nlls dldn l one I have. |C0Jt conservation DepartHaines- Harvey Haan, Kenneth •Tlie article you have refer- ment anything. And in no way Itobbo-James Barr, Merl H. ence to Is on page 36. Tills arti-1 does this bounty money belong to cle has never been published in them. All they have 1* the handlek Newtoo-Dave Irwin. David any newspaper to my knowledge. | img of toe money in paying the Bteeby-Joe Gletarowskl Ted "Any. article that has been| bounty. , GEUeCt - Hilbert VanDcrafolcn. printed has been to toe affect I should the boflhty be stopped, Robert Crosa-John McLean, Rob­ that tne lox has u hard tor.e 50c shouldt be taken off each ert 8tceby - Norman Williams. catching rabbits and pheasants.. hunting and fishing license by If you add up 16 pheasants, 35 (be Senate and toe House. Will den. Floyd Cto1n-Max Myvrs. rabbits, 4 bobwhile*, 3 mu-kraut h c Conservation Department Dean Stuart-Woody Wyngarden. and 2 ruffed grouic, you get 60: guarantee to pay damage don* Aaron Sherk-Ron Bcunc£‘ La- gtae atamaU being killed every‘by fox? Or u the tanner appklt 1. Ir.v.l if la trwilr tu*n j ,a_a_ . ___ vern Bowman-Robert BurMxtoff, More than 1200,000 was sent to Uie townships. Barry previously received 6570 for 3,500 other acres of State land. . . . Game Warden Gene Brown again reminds fishermen that muskcllmigc and northern pike are illegal in aU inland uatcr* of Michigan through May 14. The seasonal shutdown on muakle and pike action began two weeks without a miss and Mike Edgcl torpe buckets in m many tries, toe Comets outscored toe Saxons 31-14 to the canto and went into lhe Onale only 10 potato down. Hastings didn't score for tlie first 2 minutes, 47 seconds of that riMAI. STAXDIh'US OreeavUle tsk'WlXHl roared to within two pointe of Ckvleue Finally, Lubienleckl broke lhe ice with a two-pointer. Edgel got SS?31’ Otto Smith-Bob Lambert. Notin' Johncock-Art Frtdcnburg, John Kasinksy - Shannon Lydy. Dick Hart-Stu Sweet. Pete Powell ma Arthur Howe, Ed Downey-Rex Perry, Gordon Howc-Robcrt Clin­ ton. Sam Roush-Boyde Payne, Dan AUcrdutg-Ward Woodnumscc. Bruoe Terry-John Havens. winter months on snow and there was no mention ot farm­ er's poultry, fresh farm lambs and pigs that arc taken in the Spring, Tlie farmer seems to be the loser. After raising poultry, wild game, the fox. eats it up. There We PROFESSIONAL DRY CLEANING SERVICE North'Gun Lake Cofa-Op Open 5:00 a.m. - 10 p.m. arakl. Dick Wilcox-Roy Wilcox. Ervin Kruger. Jim Malcolm-Cort Awery, Jim Arman-Paul Settles, Max Deckcr-OaL-n Daniels. B:ll Dipp-John AUcrding, Denny Frederickson - Jack Wickham. Kay Moore-Paul Woodman. Ron Higdon-Keith Craig, and Earl Lyon-Bill Burns. Lester, Jack Chadwick - Ray Elwood Yoder-Keith Bueidrr. Bond. Dale Geiger-Don Bowera, Hubbert Porriu-Gordon Yoder, Ken &nelkcr-Jerry Smrikcr. Ken Norvol Tiuiler-Harold Eckert. Itocc-Jack Smith. Robert Malli- Eugtfie Poll-Chorlos Blough and Ray'Wieland-Howard J. Thaltr Jamis Barnum. Spencer ScobeySunday In the doublaC Gasper-Robert Ingram. Al Reigler-Ken Beckwith. Curl NaylorRod Miller. Lanny Bcnnett-PcURaulston. Joo Bennett-Maynard Grandville Wins ‘A’ Regional to the State-wide service program for used car buyers ^Guaranteed ^Idarranty^ Grandville' High's wrestlers re­ tained their Regional Class A wrestling crown Friday and Sat­ urday at Battle Creek, accumu­ lating 102 points while Battle Creek Central had 69 and Battle Creek Lakeview 64. Coach Bob Miller'* jlartino High trappier* earned 22 PARTY GIFTS been resurfaced for the new season and all equip­ ment has been checked and reconditioned. SHARPEN UP YOUR GAME Op«n Bowling SATUR­ DAYS AND SUNDAYS and Most WEEKDAY AFTERNOONS. Office t> School Supplier Bob & Mkirey Umbort __ ff Your Hotts STATIONERY SCHADERS Office Supplies' HASTINGS <’B0WL INC Woodla.d at Mkklaan HOLD our Listeners With Good Programming to toe Conservation Department. Had tlie Department handled toe Root-AI Kennedy. Doug Vickery- fox situation properly, toe boun­ ty system probably wouldn't be Hastings SPEEDY WASH and COIN-OP Laundromat Spencer Goodyear 11. Jeff Hoke and Steve Edger 2 each; HonpU aive numbers. . . . • Gama lex pert* report high Carl Aspired! - Carl Hathaway, Clair Brog-Jim Norman. Joe animal over a twelve month' that farmers have to buy to hunt Corrigan-Jinl Hicks, Don Stauf- period he would be a very expen­ on their own farms. After they Independents and sive predator. feed them, it seems to be unjust. .vllle have 7 each. Woodland Brinkley report. It showed pic­ er-Ray Pavlik. Paul Gould-Merle tures of shooting cattle that wire bit by a fox. that had rabies, that Hendershot. TBom bowling in the doubles West Central Standings Lewi* 4 each and Jerry Whitney 2; baxons 20—Mark Chase, Da­ vid Godfrey 6. Ray Ellis 2 and tends longer. Previously, it ended with toe traditional trout opener ob toe lourto SaturdAy ol April. The purpose is to protect both species during toclr entire spawn­ ing period when they are moat William Krukn - David WBUtOL In the third period the Ledgers., slashed the lead to 36-27 In .the 1 first two minutes with Mike Dick FOR FUN and HEALTH What can be done about this?1 Including the Finest in ■ ■a' MUSIC the Latest in NEWS and SPORTS . . and the Molt Inlereiting FEATURES Every Day from 7:00 A.M. to 6:30 P.M. 15% discount on all parts AND 15% discount on all labor for one full year on any Guaranteed Warranty used car ■ We have joined with hundred* of other members of the MICHIGAN Automobile Dealers Association to provide the Mod ear buyer with a state-wida diacount program on lying for the State tourney Grand Ledge earned 49 pointe, Muskegon Mona Shore* had 43, Jackson 33, Niles 32, Kalamazzx> Loy Norrlx 29, Jackson Parkside 28, Grand Rapid* South la. Grand Rapids Union 1J, Portage 15. Kalamazoo Central 10, Grand Rapids Ottawa Hills 7. Muske­ gon Catholic Central 5. Grand Rapids Cliristlan 4 and Grand Rapid* Catholic Central 0. Hastings' Plto, Arnold, 95 pounds, won two matches; And­ ' matches in the consolation round; derson, 138, won one Charles Myers. 154, match; Bob GlUon. Ftehen-Hengeeboch Lorka Reahm Motor Sale* Marc An­ match; won one 185, won championship bracket and in the finals of the consolation round Greenville High's grapplers took second In toe Regional Class B tournament at Lansing Waverly High School. With Bob Wood. 103. and Larry Schofield, heavyweight, winning individual Pontiac - Ollimokil. . Cadillac 107 N. Michigan FImm Wl 9.2411 Hmm Wl 5-2425 Phone Wl 5-2471 third placed and Jim Jock!, 154. Ute Banner IFasf Adit During the Month of March! WIN CASi Exciting NE' our UIZ SHO The 12 Scholar Monday through Friday from 1:30 to 2:00 P.M. a. a a aa WE MAY BE CALLING YOU! aa Hastings and Barry County RADIO STATION D V n 1220 Your DIAL �John'a Auto Parts 56. WalldOrff* with 145-410. Sandy OsakUl had Cheney 165-450. Lou Richter 164­ 447. Wilma McCollum 153 - 429. Louise Annis 161-421 and 8ueko John □ Crank Balance 44 and Silcock 146-415, Nashville Gravel 39. Will. AFTEKNOON LEAGUE oi, taxi tnoe Lumoer oo‘», MONDAY MIXERS Hasting* Cleaners 47. Ne-Hl <6',i, flhirkey*s 3814. Vita Boy 37. As Bement 35, Team 11 Monday roUing 222-551. Jeon Sotomen 1 McAllister posted 184-635. Gladys , Xdwanto 188-520, Louise Balts'। Shirley VanDenburg had a big ISO-M®, Betty Heeler 179-471, 'time, rolling 180-563. D. OorodenMildred Smith 184-493, Lucille 1skl chaitai 200-616. L WoodWlillU 183-499, Evelyn Ulrich 1 COMMERCIAL MAJORS Piston Rings t», l-up 64, Marwuoas so. wet­ come Tavern 49, Larke Buick 44. Aluminum Products 38H, Roush Tailors 40. Montgomery V{ard Dave Irwin posted 219-596. Harr Haan 214-586. John Kasin - Ionia Upsets Lakewood, 59-58, In Tourney Play Middleville, Delton Win friaugurali; Saxont Face Spartan* Anything can happen In Michi­ — • J AJUV MV. Shannon Lydy 529.'Dick IM BonarMf J 183-483. Florence Weyerman IW-lakl 535. Rod Newton 533, H. Van- gan's great prep basketball tour171-407, Helen Hewitt 198-457, 455. M. Dipp 168-468, M. Gray DcrMolen 318-642. John McTursday night lakewood High's Wilma Daniela 167-4B4. Emma Vikings bowed to the Ionia Bulland Ruas HaJrl 6J7. COMMERCIAL MINORS DowiMy 200-467. Ellen Davis 179--------- -♦70. Dev Lumbert 154-401, Mar- I „M0’J®AY BOWLERETTE8 Standings: Smith Bros Ute Rggtaton 140-401 Penny ’’tendings: Walldorff» 79, Ha*147-413 and MaeluX ** R*‘Uo - TV 87. Penney . Product* 60, V St J Mobile 48. 1‘64 64, Ramhl* Ramble Tnn Inn anrf and CSnUw Color Cen­ Bender Grave* and Deputies 48. ter 59. Motor Motor Alrc3 Atres “ 58, Duraclcan Kaechries 47, Patten Monument RuMinn. w I lcr 70* Mnd Ollmore* 53, V ■ AtDuraclean J Mobil 464. Chenoweth Machine and Y0*1 a*’ln® A: Leun 59, 51, Actlonllex 48 Gardner's 46 Hastings Corporation 454. Gon­ h Uie biggest upaete of Uie Mason as Middleville rolled on by de­ feating Hopkins 55-42. in Um Class C tourney at Hopkins while the Delton PanUiera defeated The UasUnga High Saxon, ’ h*5 * Down 51. service 43. Highlander 41. Has- Caukln Oil 40, Hastings Electric and Team 18 is In the cellar with Big D 38. Ote-la, 33, Michigan Jer'a 87. Magnetic 28^ and Sheriff Giris j Shirley VanDenburg was the UHi classiest lasale, roUing 637 with ------------ ' a 202 high gtunc. Barb Klerscy HASTINGS CLASSIC LEAGUE look ‘oI° honors with 210-521, Standtnri: Htalruis Filters Fazc All,n rolled I9°-‘20- Umma 73*k. WBCH 68. HtaingS MUIIng 65 Mocm and Sanltarv Ser- J, Hetty Horton 169 *469. Vlre 61 Peral 59 MUl^ aL Blrb s"lclair 171-474, Ruth Kru67'4 Eta aidrMSL.%’ J?' K, ,7,7™. n.i" ka 50, Miller b Pub 48, k* ‘terriixnla as rllng Merciianta 45. Millve'. Miller's Lou Silsbee led the lads Thurs­ day with 201-572. Maurice Green-­ field rolled 201-565. James Bar­ num 630, Gene Poll 307-544. Norm Bryans 543. Gordie Howe 527, Dick Ogden 608, Oaken Dan­ iels 542. Paul Woodman 203-553, B" 171'<81' Winnie Yarger 167­ Al Stanton 210-522 and Clyde Divine 516. ~ Ttama. 166-464. Marte Ulrich cn 100-SM. Mine uirtcn ,7O “44’1 ‘"d Boonie Hathaway 159.41a >.-71’ . ' —. Good games: Gladys Edwards pooled in tho Bllm bowling wheel 187. Sylvia McGee 17L- Erma Friday night with Dick Bonankl Lie bitsuser 167, Mary Miller and leading U* way with a 653 on Battte Creak Central field- The Maple Valley Lions were to open their Class C toumey bld this Wednesday -at 8 pm. against lhe Hickory Corners Hornet* in the Battle Creek Lakeview gym. Friday Union City Richland Wins Final Tilt at Hickory Corners High school baakctball trama t------' 8-0 lead and 13-11 at the Q. I 3 1 last week with Richland winning quartet. Rocky ----Rlngold led the win-, tlie "farewell" game at Hickory fast. R«x_, - —---------------------Corners, rebounding from two nera with 28 point* and Bob Mull -- - - - '__ t___. - —- . . ■ i— an.I Tnhn St K1 Kellogg Hornets, 60-49. at Hlck- । . Caledonia. Iwld a 22-15 bugle । at tlie quarter but the Wildcats I | DL,,, narrowed the edge to 34-33 by 111 luCclJHlC I 1RV I inu-nutaion The Scotties out• The 1964-65 West Central Con Tlie C< ­ rare Is now history, with ! third cliapter. Re* and ference Bob Appte^e ted Weaver tte Wnnm “» Bl ^n. Red. mgs winning 1 it: 2’.. Jztzz ‘ _ chamolonshio . with 18 and Bruce Rogers added the championship with a 12-2 116. Gordie Hudson, a cousin of record and Greenville *tSond Gull 1-ake Community High Haslinga’ Atty. Richard Hudson. with a 0-5 record. Sehcol next FalL Jed Wayland with 20 and Scott . In other games, Middleville, Hilbert iiunen chipped cntppeu UT ur 18. iw. continued its Expressway Con- 1 Delton wm clown 18-13 early fcrcnce supremacy by whipping In Ute second, period but the Hamilton. 78-62; Caledonia de- high-flying Pa^Uwra drilled 10 straight points^ and went ahead feated visiting Wayland. 76-65: . Hastings. Grand Ledge and AlKenowa Hill* whipped North-, to stay. Early In the, last stanza they again scored 19'atralght and and Ionia la In Uie cellar Plainwell. 69-49; Pennfirid put the UH on Ice. Dan Suther- record* wlUi one win in 14 outings trsunpled Maple Valley. 82-65. on land and Bill Baurdo had 14 and Charlotte moved out in front Fridiy night, and Saturday night Gene Nuabarn 12 for Ute victors. of Lakewood Friday, 17-10. tn the Delton defeated Parchment. 69- ' Pennfirid notched a perfect <ei season by defeating Maple 'slashed the gsp to 29-28 by halfHickory Comers ltd 21-16 at VaUcy 83-65 in the final Cereal I time. In the third period the i Orioles swamped Uie Vikings, the half but the Trojans came -• m M.. Johns and Greenville 1-2 Alma won the preliminary. 46st. Johns won easily over Ionia but the Redwings' two high . scorers fell short of setting new points for a season total of 288. nine short of the 297 mark set by Herb Black of Charlotte. Al Werblsh scored 23 for a total of 293. four short of the mark. St. pm. BL Philip plays the winner | In lhe last period Lakewood fl in the third period. Each team ■ I got within 10 points of the Origame. Tlie championship 1* Sat­ pumped in 22 point* in the final contest played at Nashville. ten- bul but couldn't couldn't get iret any anv closer .-loser. Sharon Geiger rolled 159-424, urday night. quarter. n™™.. n-j- purkeya Panthers ]1 lM Big John Evans ted Rleh- | werc Ued wlth Uoni 61-611 Dk* Lux pumped tn 29 pointe Judy Baker 180-406. Evelyn Stan­ District winner* in lids are* „ TH-, for .thp Uie ’ victors land with 16 and Rill Peehota _, th m i n utra to co. They far *clor?. ^and n.<! 2nis 11'' ltwin w n ton 144-411, Marlene Lowell 154­ will advance to a pair of Region­ 410. Greth Greiner 143-416. Dolw b r°ther, Bob. added 15. Tom Baral iltca Western Michigan Uni­ ’k.ipUrt.to J.ump.1l£ro^ num led the Viking* with 13 Taylor and Evelyn Donovan 160, Norris fired 214-602. Joe Ulrich versity will be host to Class A point*. Charlotte finished the clialklng 603 within a 223 high Sharon Vickery'of Hastings Mill­ 211-800. R. Clinton 544. Gordie and B Regional* and Battle was Ptnnfteld'a 16th win far the game. Dick Bonarakl posted 212-' ing picked up the 6-7-10 split. Howe 539. Roy Tbkarakl 207-637. first undefeated season in Rs Carl Roeg 613. John Anders 532. and D Rcglonals. Haan 312-569. Karol Owen 311­ SUNDAY MIXED LEAGUE Monday nlghAiSt. Johns, 578, Chuck Purdum 204-580. Standings: Team 7. 08; Team 618, Don Martin 211-564. Dale champion of lhe West Central Cappon 210-562, Roland. Ouster 519. Don Haywood 612, Jack 49. Richland ha* a 10-7 reason niclc gu-ward had 30 and Bruce Hank Fede** 215-541. ,8, 45; dolin'* Speed Equipment, Smith 503. Dick Root SOO. John Hunt 18 for Maple Valley. '5S>. ana *TVam R ;o. Rob White again led Coach ____ _______ uu .. wou icuni a. . A home content* Inventory time, Martin defeated GrandPennfirid won the preliminary. RECREATION LEAGUE NO. 2 John Heidi Jed lhe league with 590. Carl Baker 621. John KasinRay Page's Middleville Trojans may show that you've acquired John Kaalnaky led lhe circuit — ——------Ionia’s Bulldogs surprised to their win. scoring 32 points a turpriiing number of new Plainwell attempted a Dig upWednesday with 256-612. Rod Brown poored 223-577, Bill I Dalman 202-502. Dale Smith 203- Coach Larry Eggers' Vikings, Gay Stauffer had 16. Jerry King possession*. Make a room-byNewton roiled 205-596, Leon Ac- Tschlda 214-561. John Kaslnsky 515. Doug Vickery 564. Del Mor- jumping out to a 17-12 flrat perl­ 15, Jim VanHouten fl. Dan Nor­ the half but the Invading Tigers room list of everything you man 5 and Jack Campbell and cut loose In the third period own. Then total up its present 575, Ruas Blakley 244-573, Bni Lyon 196-517, Gerald Tebo 104- j Sally Moore 170-492 and Delores Vikings. 13-9. in the second peri­ Tom Griffith 3 each. Harold and outscored the home tram value. You may find that your . od for a halftime bulge of 30-21. Kenyon 238-563, Howard John- 601 and Ralph McClelland 203- Mater 152-415. present insurance on homo Lakewood cut two points off contents falls far short of the the margin in the third period, opening canto with Middleville 55-54. with 150-426. Carol Nccb 160­ amount you really need. If so, taking a 16-13 lead, but In the 446. Helene Bourne 156-417. call us for more up-to-date Can Plant 40H, Pattern Shop scored them 24-18 In the last NITE HAWK LEAGUE protection through a Home­ period. gap outscoring Hamilton 25-15 Maruuino Tachlda 155-405. Standings: State Farm 684. owners policy. Flyers 37, Repairs 38. Office and Clarence Ehlcrt 509, Bob Petrin margin in thethird period. 1606, Jim Barnum 200-506. Jack AJ.B.C. SENIORS semblera 544, Head Pin* 494. Middleville's undefeated Jutl ­ Standings: Tram 5, 31 RlMffer 301-505 and Norm BryMisfit* 36. Egghead* 33 and Btde1756 pins: Team 1. 25, 14541 HASTINGS MFC. LEAGUE straight game. 90-5*. This may Dick Aldrich and Ray Pavlik BtaaAngt: Burna RefrlgtmAaron Sherk had a fine night be the lint tlmr ever for a led the league with 645 series Insurance Agency Woodmaniee Lumber and Good- 2. 20. 1558. Tuesday, rolling series honors of Trojan rewrve squad to go Wjth Dick rolling a 190 high 611. Paul Bond anaggled aolo . through a season unbeaten. game and Ray 186. Chuck F?alhOver Miller'* Jaweltn Phone honors with 245 fintahing with Kenowa Hilla dropped North- erley posted 303-523, Jack Cook 120 W. STATE ST. Wl 5-4174 545. Dave Reynolds chalked 543, Ken Beckwith 520. Jack Smith and grabbed off third place with Diite O*»enhrlmer 178-518 and 306-560, Bob Alien and Maynard its triumph. Northview held un Ted Dalmnn 185-508. Ionia had a 1-13 record in roiled 214-507. Joe Stutz 523, West Central play. Lakewood Karol Owen 540. Roger Lamle Mlke O'Toole led the Vikings 232-520, Art Gallup 521. Jerry with 15 points. Randy Hewitt and Ron Philippe each had 10. John Booher 0 and Walt Reed 520 and Bob Malliaon 206-543. standings: Tool Room 72. Ca- and Ron France had 5 each. Thia Wednesday Lowell waa to meet Caledonia and. Thursday Ionia Room 68. Pattern Shop 60. Office plays Belding for the right to 49. Pressers 47. Piston* 444, day game for the championship What’s new in your home? Frandsenc NEW JOHN DEERE 11O Lawn and Garden Tractor See the Qet the feel of these exclusive features Independent ground-speed control. Single pedal clutche*. brakes, and reduces travel speed. Safety start. Double-action braking power to both rear wheels. Foam-rubber-cushioned deep bucket seat Automotive-type steering. T»ke a test-spin soon. Goodyear Bros. WV 114 N. IMPLEMENTS M>«>« Wl 5-5052 wood. At Battle Creek Central TumRECREATION LEAGUE NO. 3 Standings: Freeport Supply 73. Farmers Ge* 67. Michigan Bell Loy Norrtx. 03-52. and this 624. Mahler Motors 56. Moriarty Thursday the Bearcats take on Farm Bldg*, and Eckardt’s 64. the winner will play the winner Sunoco 494. Saskatoon Golf 49. of the HasUngs-LAkevlvw game for the district title. Middleville had trouble finding and .Carpenter Hardware 32. the hoop Tuesday but posted a 55-42 win over host Hopkin* with a 214 game. Ray Wieland Coach Ray Page's Trojan* Sat­ posted. 202-576, Norval Thalff urday night at 8 will play tlie 533. Norm Hall 216-636. Don winner of Ute Fennville-Hamil­ fleeter 550. Jim Malcolm 211-551, ton game aet for this Thursday. Middleville drilled only 22 out 527. Larry Novak 202-553, Tom of 80 field goal attempt* Tuesday Rhode* 524 and John Kelley and converted Just 11 out of 24 free throws'. In the last period 30O-5U. Hopkins got within two pointe of tying the score to throw a big TUESDAY MIXED LEAGUE Standings: Keller’s Cities Serv­ scare in to the Trajan*, cham­ ice 78. Highland's Dairy 59. An­ pion* of tlie Expressway. Rob White again led the Tro­ drus 574. Ken’s i Bob’* Oulf 56. jans with 28, Jerry King had 12. Gary Stauffer 11 and Jim Van­ Radiator 364. Houten had 4 pointe. Bill Nicolai Walter Sinclair led the circuit Tuesday, rolling 203 - 665. Pete had 12 for Hopkins. Kruger had 205-554, Bob Tostuva 176-400, Maurice Adrtanson 185­ 478. Fraine Glover 166-482, Nor­ man Jenkins 173-473 and Don Cheney 179-451. Nancy Taylor led Use laules with 188-480, Dorotha Brumm had 180-468. Jeri Young Saxons Win Thriller in Double Overtime ’’CALL COLLECT" ACU2SyKS i HOMEOWNERS f VfWfl John Peterson dropped in one from the aide with 20 second* left in Uie second overtime to give the Hasting* High Junior Var­ sity basketball team a 54-53 vlc.Z1---.4 T V..™ urday night. monthly gets you all this on our White Sale Ford! less® ★ CRUISE-O-MATIC DRIVE! ★ ALL VINYL UPHOLSTERY! ★ BRIGHT METAL SEAT SIDE SHIELDS! ★ SPECIAL CHROME EXTERIOR TRIM!, ★ FULL WHEEL COVERS! MANY MORE EXTRA' VALUE FEATURES! POWERED BY FORD'S NEW 150-HP BIG SIXt ★ WHITE SIDEWALL TIRES! CASH to coniolitfato your bills. 1st and 2nd Mortgagas. No Rod Tape. No Application Fse*. Quick Closing. Widow*, Retiraas ara Welcome. PAY OFF ALL YOUR BILLS SECOND MORTGAGES FIRST MORTGAGES If You NoU X.Hr. Mo. $1,500 O’** $17.42 $3,000 $34.84 $5,000 $58.06 tattle Creek Mtag.g. Co. ----------- $ 6,500 $ 9,000 $13,000 $15,000 270 W. Jackson St. Battla Creek, MfchlgM $ 5,000 $ 6,500 $ 9.500 $10,000 $1,500 $2,500 $3,500 $5,000 The young Saxons started their schedule by dropping their first four games, then went on a fourgame winning streak. They then would lose two games, win one and ended with the victory over the little Comets In a double overtime. the high scorer for the Saxon reserves, waited tn his game­ winning shot to cap the thrilling contest He did the same thing against Charlotte earlier in th’season, but with only second, u go in the regulation game. Hastings held a nlne-polr.'. lead early in the third quart*.but thg litUe Comets put on » tight press which upset the local youngsters. GRAND LEDGE.M HASTINGS L-.J4 AUic filled? Utt a WuU Ad. DEALER ANNUAL FISHER-HENGESBACH, Inc. 328 N. Michigan Hastings Wl 5-2421 �If It's Worth Renting or Selling It's Worth A Classified Advertisement 'See the New Car Trade-Ins' SHARP USED CARS PHONE Wl 5-3481 CLASSIFIED AD PAGE HASTINGS BANNER LEGALS I Of MMteM. P»»b.U Obert CnU; « Barry. Hastings Motor Sales Dodge-Dart Dealer 220 W. State Quality Merchandise Priced to Fit Your Economy rear of Dodge-Dealership. USED CAR LOT Wl 5-3903 or Wl 5-2454 Calendar of Special Events THURSDAY, MAKIh 4 LARKE BUICK Classified Paragraphs CHEVROLET 11. IMS. at 10 »m, a 1043 M«t6Ury Gomel 6-cyllnder 4-dr. mdan, Serial 3H02U522M1. will I-BEDROOM MODERN COT­ TAGE FOR RENT—Refrigera­ tor and stove furnished. Lo­ a public sale. The Miler re­ cated on Algonquin Lake. Can serves the right to bld. The Wl 5-3061 after • p-OL U aale will be held in the lobby of the Hastings City Bank. IM Lovely Cape Cod Hama W. Court 81. Hastings. Mich. On Leach TetVw Large lot with lake fronU 5 minutes from Hasting*, tease with option to buy. month. Phone Grand Raj 1435 S. Hanover Wl 5-2425 Wl 5-2426 Two hones. Call evenings and weekends. 10 Maple St.. Gales­ burg. MO 8-4311. 3/4 Gleaming black finish, w/wolls, power steering and brakes. Nico family car. s ... 4 Dr. Station Wagon. V8 KIWAN 13 TRAVEL PICTURE— engine, automatic trnn-.mtiLeRoy Crooks brings "Wonderalon, turquoise and white tutone, radio, w/walls. BUICK NOTICE 118 NORTH MICHIGAN AVE­ NUE FOR RENT — Bemad floor. Available. Excellent for fraternal or recreoueoal •a. tf Phone 045-3486. FARMERS It's Fertilizer Time Again 1963 RAMBLER REAHM MOTOR SALES 1963 FORD FALCON 116 NORTH MICHIGAN A XUE FOR RWT - fcote commercial or profeasteoal Phone 045-14M. NOTICES GOOD AS NEW before you buy7 We can save you money! (Bulk or .Bagged) STORE Rent our Spreader for 50c per acre—or wo‘11 do it for $1.00 an acre. FOR RENT-3 bedroom h ome. near school, gas furnace, newly decorated- References. Inquire at 818 8. East fit, or phone 845-2126. if FOR RENT —Three rooms and bath apartment.-' Private tnLrancA near town and school. 8love and refrigerator fur­ nished. Phone Wl 5-2144. 3/4 ★ For Sale FARM BUREAU FIRM IMPLEMENTS % R—1 latate SERVICES 1962 BUICK 4X-; -4 Dr. LeSate. Power ttwrMg snd automrtx. On* owner. . LEGAL Farm Machinery north of Hastings, Romodeld? kitchen, full bath aM approxi­ mately 3 acres of land. Low down payment and contract available. Make us on offer. VERN HINKLEY. Realtor 1962 CHEVY IT electrOlux sweeper 1960 Austin healy -Massey Harris No. 30 Tfactor A-l shape. . I960 BUICK — Complete with throw away bags and all cleaning tools. Make last 6 payments of M --LHC. No. C Tractor with Sup- LAND BANK LOANS to fit most sweepais are available atHTKURY-B 233 fl. Jeflerson. Also, small appliance repair If Udsbrs Cony.; automata, whit* wsBu Mdio. hsster. I960 CHEVROLET Opportunity for experienced young assistant sales mana­ ger to become sales manager - B. DICK PHOTOCOPIER. MODEL 110, FOR BALE-With supply dispenser, cabinet­ stand. quantity ot supplies. Call Hastings Mutual Insur­ ance Company 045-3405. 3/11 GOODYEAR BROS. I960 FORD Barry's Farm Store GOOD USED CHAIN SAWS PRICES REDUCED on All Chain Saws. Buy Now and Save!! We have Bars, Chain and Sprockets to fit most saws at money saving prices. • Expert Chain Sharpening Mi RENAULT \ INI BTLDEBAKEK 3 Dr. Over tt»S. t cyL . • Chain Saw Repair FRANCISCO FARM SUPPLY TIME TO START Gloxinias Norci>>us Vermiculite Hasting - Plumbing Ssrvlcs Sphagnum Moss Potting Soil and Peat Pots ' Available BLAIR'S ECHELFS W) I-JJ52 ACT NOW—Fufl time. Pleasant easy work in Hastings. Earn­ ings start Immediately. No ex- Begonias W! 5-3150 We Also Have . . . < NEW WAT»r>OOF TARP EXPERIENCED BOOKKEEPER AND PAYROLL CLERK WANTED — Pleasant « orking conditions, good pay and fiveday week. Write Box M7 c/0 FARM & GARDEN Available at 1 MrUr. raaar, rltb I TrnnuhfiT B.rr) i 'WM*b hr. nao fi • aaaikwrii ceratr >OT». Ibrorr xaulh mlnuu ceUrnt opportunity at one of Hastings* finest and moot mod­ ern equipped Beauty Salons Established clientele, 5 day week, paid vacation. All replies strictly oonfidsntlal. Write Box 065, c.'o Banner. tl saw. Phone7WH TUTF •X i ★ tpotin, S»W, * 4*‘ �Card of Thank* and |n Momoriam LEGALS Woodland Middleville By Mri, GUnda* Curtla CARD or THANKS felt thank* to relatives, noigbburs and friends for the kindness shown u* during Uie illness of our husband, faUier and grand- relumed their visit in Freeland. The Gateway of LUe We say goodbye I but not forever; Manor Bullet in Grand Rapids beautiful ftowMB, ptanU, Utters farther snore. snd card* txprscUng sympMV- And whoa we, too. embark. We wish to thank lhe nephe.i It l< n.-., n.. .. ... . who were pallbearer*. Rev. Max Gladding for hl* comforting words, Dr. Meyers, those who But tor the welcome meeting *1Ul, lovt*l mc* gone betore »cnl in food and the ladles who Who welt oar greetuig. and Mr. and and Mr. and and Sunbye In Ada. * The Cub Pack Bmc and Gold Dinner, which too small to taste everything tonsils removed Saturday. WBDXHSb’v. MABC) Weekend guests with Mr. and Teal, Ml*k *<kMl. separately but the food overpowMr* Herald Classic were UKlr THUIUWSY. S4AMC1I daughter. Mra. Oaten Kilmer, maciAr/ Cer.I.i «n<«» and Laurie. Galen spent the aa* Ums to fill a bigger plate with the Btain couras. 'Gib in­ neckend up north fishing. Mr*. • Saturday ■aSctbdat. MABoa cluded chicken, Steak, pork, r home with shnmp, mashed potatoes, gravy. family Gordon Hodman family Mrs. Stuart Day family ( ARD OF THANKS litwutM M*M WM* IM*4 Ml Austin, came Saturday to visit rsxe.-a;' LEGALS v, v«Mi«r *e*awk Iforia* <a»» *• IMUSIMBI *1.4 URDU FOB rUBUCAXlOB. Max Duncan and family were visitors with hl* parents, Mr. and MIDHUIlvr tetturday ovogolgM genuna. South America. « The is Barry County OXS. Friendship Wednesday, March 10, at 8 pm. at the Middleville Masonic Hall. Bunday taking pictures of lhe U Keith Gorgon of Allegan in­ stead of Keith Gordon as Lids reporter had written before. * Banfield • Vicinity By Mira. Leo Frey tiemen'* Night." it waa agreed tag the ixxtnUiul dinner. Uie teopathic Hospital Tuesday fur tended the operetta given by lhe that thu restaurant would get group enjoyed singing. The film. Hastings High Sclwol Friday "Far From Alone.” was shown lag • his practice . teaching in Westphalia was home Saturday everyone b looking forward to A filmstrip of h*^* and animal's William, born Friday at 8:50 am. Sunday dinner guest with Mr. Ute younger ones present The honing in Florida, had a sur­ March dinner will be March 38. prise welcome party In their honSpiritual Life Slides of Israel will be shown at Ivan Payne. pUiers in the party McMillan and clilldxtn were thb time. were Mr. and Mra. Harry Babdi. and Saturday in Norman'* HardSunday evening visitor* with Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Beeler and and Mrs. Garold McMillan. ★ Mn. Vern Hooper. * Mr. and Mrs Paul Gltaon and boys had Call of Caledonia were callers Sunday morning when they heard of the death ol Gilbert McLeod. Good Friday Cantata will be KeiUi out to dinner Sunday and held at Uie Methodist Church visited him Uiere in Battle Creek He had attended Uie Lak* woodCharlotte gome Just Friday night Sunday, March 7, at 2 pm. Rev. Barconic, the director, urge* Balsch were dinner guest* Sunto watch ms grandson play on morning. Her funeral wa* held the Charlotte team. Gilbert had Briggs in Battle Creak. * Mr. been in falling health for some World Day of Prayer Battle Crock Wednesday after­ World Day of Prayer will be dinner Sunday. He had been a held Friday, March 6. The Coats Toole of Grand Rapid* SalurMalhaon of Baule Creek and a Leonard helped Jimmy cdetnlo member of Uie Lions Club for daughter, Mrs. Darwin (Edna) community, service* will begin al Family Club. They made, plans custodian at the Woodland School. Our aympatliy goes to hb taught at T-K ScixMl in 1080-61. family She retired from teaching from talnlng the flu. Work continues on for the 1965 Hospital in Hastings Thursday. the Wilson School in Battle neth Nickerson, arrived home school fair. The following poem Feb. 25th. * Mra. Nellie Elwood Election will be held Monday. is not a* well a* we would like tlou: to hear at Uie Medical Facility Western Univeratty, her alma this tune the president, clerk, Home near Hastings. * Some the falrl Middleville fan* were surprised Hamilton - Middleville basketball game Friday night. Mr. Fokhart Important to get out and vote. a*i au Kotik. her mother Triis waa divided into MeUiodbt Fellowship Dinner Following the worship — service. _, successfully underwent lung sur­ Sunday. Feb. 38. la potiuck dln- gery In Blodgett Hospital in Grand Rapids and may be home cultural and entertaining. Trie in another tew days. Mrs.,Spen­ cer b 70 years young. * Mr. and were made about Uie difference their families. Mr. Thompson, from Uiu evening aa to Uie one brother-in-law of Mr*. Leon Ty- Florida tor a mouth's vacation. IB.7T) Dul- pvBUoanov World Day ol Prayer Services Middleville businessmen who have had money night for the er* in Woodbury- Mr*. Jerry Fisher joined them for dinner on Crane, reports Wednesday and she returned I felt thank* and appreciation for. cere thank* to our kind neigh­ bors and friend* for their gener­ ous donation* of food. We es­ pecially thank Uie itev. George LiuoU. Elmer Loehr Mrs. Robert Barron Mrs. Emma Bucks Mn. O. H. Bishop cafeteria. * Ladies from the Mid­ dleville Chapel, Leighum E.UJJ. Church and the Baptist Church «r were in Grand Rapids Tues­ bashful. Following the bountiful day on business. They also called *13,000 hod Uiclr last money tenberger of Grand Hapids. night Friday. The merchants dinner lhe president, Mrs. Roy berger and lamlly recently a visitor turned from five years' sen ca r**» los. Dr nun sympathy and beautiful floral oil erings received from our kind , friend* and neighbor* during our Grand Rapids Saturday evening. James Hurlburt Ln Battle Creek MO&PAY. MABOU Hu daughter, Pat Mrs. Charles Day Dunham Clark M Lansing LN MLMOfiUM rs«srts Mra. Charles Boflerding, for dm- Ln Hamilton. * Mr. and Mra. The date for this event is April M. Reynold* of Hailing* were dinner guest* Sunday of Mr. Woodland Gradnates: ftlsto *fMirkleaa. ' T»k« XaUe* U IBS* al 10:00 a. 8>«r*l sag Bu< usstaws. Mkk OBDBB FOB FDBUCAZIOX. tw-a. Dayton, Ohio hoottaL Funeral services, were hokAbmday at H dtevilb waa a Friday. Feb. IS, report from Mrs. Wark's letter. in Elorlda. She report* that Gerald England b now making hl* liomo tn CarUbsd. Calif, not too tir from San Hospital. This makes four sons. wife. Marguerite, waa originally * Sixteen Middleville students obdbb. Freeport By Mra. Sylvan Tagg lated to some Woodland folk. Now I will copy from her prophe­ sy of 1813 on the life of Gerald England, the youngest son of David Seymour and Louis Eng- and Mb* Marilyn Neteon Dau ard Houghton of Detroit spent Battle Creek motored to Pitta- rence and Arthur Smalley, toured father. Mr. Guy Smith. ★ Mr. day. * Hospital Guild 10 will have their March meeting with family of Kalmasoo Mra. Edward Clem. Mrs. Dyer ot Scott* haa been after finishing High School In visiting her mother. Mr*. Ozro Hastings. He had landed in the Pierce, the last few days. * Mrs. Saturday. Fttx 20. dinner gnats Arthur Sullivan left Sunday for Ing what clerical work he oould Thursday and Friday with hb find to dp. In the meantime, ho visit her uncle, Mr. and Mrs. ootuin, Marvto. . attended night school, where he Ben Derrick of Englewood anti learned to be an electrician. HU friends. * Mr* Martha Dean of and brother-in-law. Mr. and Mra. violin waa always uppermost in Clark Memorial Home in Grand Gordon Foote ot Grand Rapid* to Morley, Feb. 20 where Uiey Rapids wa* a guest of her grahdwe will go on to the other guest* that met in the “grand reception studying with lhe music teachers hall." We are also interested In In foreign countries. Hi* wonder- other graduate*, remember. Mrs. Lucy Pringle of Michigan Center. Afterwards they visited Mr. and Mra. Carlton Kellogg of hospital Lakenficw and Mr. and Mra. Pres­ car accident. ton Kuhn of Stanwood. catabUshed a great reputation on Saturday evening visitor* with both continent* and so was able Mfrand Mrs. Garold McMillan The Lloyd Longs were in to amass an Immense fortune. were Mr. and Mrs. Paul Town* Grand Rapid* Sunday to visit married a musical woman, whom MUlan and family. A pleasant suffered the attack Saturday he had met while abroad. Then evening was spent viewing pic­ Nicholas, who Is 80. ha* under­ evening. He b aa onpfoyeo of tures of Towns* recent trip to gone hcArt surgery and U doing home town, which had Increased Florid*. ■ very nicely. mission. to a small sized city and had buUt fop himself a beautiful dwelling., Now after all these onty one to remember the pledge, (to meet again in 25 years). He uE!“it4«>iSL.OU Kral Birk ani Tvaal Oo. SERVICE and REPAIR GlJipE Clip This Guide—Keep it in a Handy Place for Future Reference Business Directory PRODUCTION CREDIT ASSOCIATION MEMORIAL MONUMENTS OF DISTINCTION %,,rtnuEK,fi Lawronc* Brother! 301 S. Michigan Ave. IHEWODW Hastings OHico Hour* X X Mon. & Wed. 1 te ■» F.M. 945-8415 AH Form* pt C1?S'. INSURANCE ROBIRT W. 8HIRW00D. Mgr. place in the coming August. In a few short weeks I found my­ Appliance fr General Repair DONT WRING YOUR HANDSI Business Services Offered self boarding a trans-continental - Ring WI 5-3AS3 and kt a airship which in a remarkably BANNER Want Ad solve your short time would land me in WATCH & CLOCK REPAIR­ buying or selling problem. Woodland. Michigan. Upon my Quick, profitable results at low ING — Guaranteed workman­ anlval at the large field • tall on, ship. Also all kinds of Jewelry everything looked strange, not Repair and Engraving. Miller one familiar landmark. A chauf­ Jewelers. 118 W. State St. "A feur stepped up and asked if I Square Deal Always.” Concrete Products were one of Mr. England's guests. Being answered in Uie afllrmapicked up my traveling led me to a large tourice man repair your appliance:. with factory warranted parte. which All type* of repair wort AU work hanhan­ Hlate < dled. Call Service Dept , Mont­ gomery Ward. Hasting* WI 5stone structure with many toi rrs, wings, and gabies making look very European, and* it wi WI 5-5178. ruuie M. Mu WATCH AND DIAMOND RING Made* f* H*rrby Given. That »n and there a fountain sendMisceilai »/*/» AlAl’.rt I st !0:*0 A M. In ik» Pnkat* Coott Beam* Hwsinn. Miehlpa. * k«*Hne *a cIUom will b. hrl.1 (Milan Br*MBl claim* la Ik* Chari aa «r balor* Ik* kcarlni Sau. c£i5f?4i5a Building, Contract!*^, IHCCMI TU H.VICI Insurance and by t uniformed servant who JERRY ANDRUS and Service. I’lione WI 5-5OR5 or WI 6-8178. ta*U( £ lUwlhan «» 14.14*. State Fann Insurenca AUTO — Fill LAWN MOWERS SHARPENED until Automobile & Machinery Roofing ELECTRICAL pm.. Hastings. CONTRACTING fete certainly Wi M?H COMPLETE DEVELOPING SERVICE - Jacobs Prescrip­ tion Pharmacy. Phono WI 6>464. Rodio, Television Repairing ELECTRICAL BONDS Swanson Insurance CONTRACTING tun* and supplies. Kelley Ele trie Service. 524 Middlcvi meeting, which • in the grand ro ATTEND TNI CHURCH COMPLETE PLUMBING AND HEATING SERVICE — Repair and new. Royal Hayea, 438 W. Central Radio and TV Call WI 5-5045 Burkey Wl 5-1555. �< 8—THE HASTINGS BANNER Thursday. Mareh 4, INK * f Delton Methodist Church Plans Special Events DOOS AVAILABLE female CotUe and an eight- The ringing o< the church bell*. the Delton MeUxxiik Churcli. The mtv ices were planned and nlng will be In charge of Mr. different church* .in the area, and Mra. John Chamberlain. under tlie cbsdrmarvJUp of Mra. A delegation from the Delton Neil Hughca. OOkt Delton Methodists assisting in leader­ Methodist Church plana lo at­ ship ot lhe service wlU be Mrs. tend the Spiritual Life Retreat, Roger William*. Mra. Maynard to be held Friday through SunHills and Mra. Mnrclus Taber. while the InUr-Lake* Baptist | Lake Camp on M-37 .couth of Church will lie repre«enl«! by: Dowling. The arrunEwnmu for Mrs. Da rid Huneywell. I the delegation have been made Meditations upon the theme.' through Mra. Maynard Hills. •'Wtia', DolTi Uie ln«<t Require." ' chairman of the Commission on will be given by Mr*. Duane Bin- inemberahlp and cvangciUm. Hair. Dowling Mrthodl&t; Mra... Clarence McKaln. DrJton 8tJ Ambrose CathoUc Church; Mra. Janet Shattuck, Banfield,Metho- Delton Area tty Mr». John Peabody Mrthoaist. Hickory Corners W«Sound* like three-fourths of leyan. Cedar Cicek Bible Church. Drlton has th? flu. the otlicr McCollum U B, Brlgus Metho- fourth Is snowed in. But wc will expected in attendance. ' texes for a fellowship period following the rervice of prayer and commitment A nursery* for Infants and small children will be provided dunng the program. Mrs. Hubert PettcngiU will be organist Special music num- churches. - Family Night Delton Methodist Church Speaks. Donald Rose. Rayjrrfck.. —------ J- - ------------------ ------------- r Personal Mention Clifford Clouse. William Crtdler Donald Fountain. 1 . I Wall Lake Man Succumbs After 3-Month Illness Tlie Red Crons Bloodmobtie visit at lhe E W. Bliss Company Monday. March 1. resulted In 117 pints'of blood being collected. There were 47 “walk-ln*" and H persons were unable to give for madtcal reason*. Twenty-four failed to keep their appoint- , Wakefield. 78. R3 Delton, Wall I Ake whn rt 1 — * menu. Friday. March 5. will bo a call crtlale E.U.B Church. Repreacn- Donors Give 117 Pints al Bliss Clinic Spring is Just around the cor­ ner. March 20. ♦ Alvah Mott and daughter. Bernice, from Spokane, Wash, are visiting his brother. Mr. and Mrs Russell week for Washington, D. C^.to pick up her daughter, then will return iuie. before going home * Mrs. Virginia Campbell and daughters. Jan and Kathy, visi­ ted their grandmother. Mra. Ella Wa-tnuin. nt Ute Medical CenKahler and family were Bunday Clyde NorthuU. * Mrs. Mabel Town. Mnt. Blanche Richards. Florida whyre tjiey had vaca­ tioned for six week*. They were guests of Mr. and Mr* Ted Lucke of Bradenton, and also visited Mrs Lucke's mother, Mrs Jennie Clark and Don. of near Bradenton Upon their return, I Mrs. ixtbdell visited her* until , Sunday when Mra. Henry. Jane. ! ._ . __ ■ • * n .nd . tap". -bo»l W .nd Mr..2'"" Fred Is the ion ot Mr. and Mr*. 1329 8. Hanover «•«« A?,,2”™ George Hyand and one tune wasClearw»ter. Fla. for Hast^w a- partner th the Lacey hardware. Monday 11>e It B^ stwt ; Uie Barry County picnic al Bt> ------------•-----------I denton . along with about 200 flunnrr Ads Benefit YOU! I other*. Mr and Mr*. Fred Hyland of Lacey will be complemented at an open house on Bunday. March 7, from 2 to 4 pm. at the Brigg* Methodist Church to observe their golden wedding annlvers- • . l| mmitnntwi | The members of the Jolly Neighbor Birthday Club, of, which Mrs. Hyland is a member. I will be hoiJesaes to the open' PKK1 Mulder and Bud Grevn. Saturday al . I nenton-amiui , The Edward McLaughlin* en. i tertained Mr. and Mrs Richard neighbors. A three gallon pin went to U..CM The Rev. Robert L. Hamilton I McLaughlin and family for dlnFrancis Springer, two gallon pins Mrs, Hyland I* th? former — -tTfa* m the ner on Sunday. to WliHam Grass and Donald ln,»^ ,,‘‘*3. aat Hickdry Cjrjxxjl Cemetery , Little Richard Mesecar. 3M. Mabel Thompson, daughter of Rose and one gallon pins to: Mr. H aktfleld tad1 been In ! ol‘L has returned to hl* Mr. and Mrs, Frank Thompson Bernard Watson, Budd Randall, i home after being confined to Frank DeGroole. Dale Geiger. failing । Pennock Hospital for a week Robert Moore. Willard Long. Ray with pneumonia Richard is the Frick and Roger Hough. He wm bom, on July 19. 1888. .son of the Bert Meseeant. Volunteer medical stglT includ­ i jAmiy nnd Roscoe Cavel ed Dr. E L. Phelps. Dr. Ray Fltmle and Dr. D H Castleman.! Ham and Martha (Jackson > drove to Nashville Feb. 17, 20 and Volunteer registered nursesj WakefteM. He was a retired '23 On Feb. IB they drove to Lake sere Mrs. Clare Olmstead. Mrs. mechanical engineer from the I Mrs. Jack Smith and Brenda linn.­ WMtlntfhnti*Waitlnghouir- Ctxrnrvatlon CorpcwaUon. Robert Huebner. Mrs. i/.Ken Hoff man and Mrs. C. W. Fredericks. They iwd lived at Wall Lake and Mra. Richard Shriver left Ion Wednesday of but week for Registrar* were Mrs. John Sleeper and Mrs. Russell Kim- there from Manafield. Ohio. He] National City. Calif. to be with | their mother. Mrs. Louise Tracey, muicui smiii cuii ToesuT tuiw une (iua*ai)__ GAP Wlgi 1 Till Pay Day dies assisting the Regional staff Lodga there for more than 60 who is to undergo open heart surgery on March 10 ' Mr. and Mrs Fay Hummel and Frank Ritchie. Mrs. Kenneth Mr. Wakefield waa i Mr and Mra. Guy Fewleu. who Miller. Mrs Robert Stanley. Mrs. ■ -are wintering In Bradenton. Fla. Tom Stebbins and Mrs. Helen were in Nassau from Feb 22nd 31st . Balloon Mott. until the 28th They traveled Other volnnteers were Mrs. aboard the 88. Florida. 1.11* Messenger. Mrs. Duane Confidential. Charge* 2ft % Mra Clark O'Donnell and Steve Haute. Ind.. spent Sunday in Lansing with la $300.00. 1V« % $300.00 the Ken O'Donnell family Mr The canteen service was oper- ;t1ro grandchildren: one brother, and Mrs James Dyer and sons of lo $1,000.00. ated under lhe chairmanship of,Waltrr Wakefield. Jasonville. Dearborn Heights spent the weekend In Lansing Mrs. Joseph Shults with food Mr. and Mrs. William Kidder furnished by Pennock Hospital •ell T. Viler. Indianapolis, Ind; Guild 23. and Mrs. Al Geyer and Mn The name* of lhe donors fol­ Lucian Lynn. of Cincinnati. Feb. 14 at Hamlin latke staying at the cabin of Lloyd Guernsey MODEL* low: Ohio. nt Fishermen's Comer. They did David Ackett. Virgil Adams. FINANCE CQ a lol of fishing and had a lot of Farrell Anderson. Carl Baker. luck. The Kidder* and Mr. and Zeno Batumli, Omar Barnum. Mrs. William Kidder. Jr. Ste­ Lloyd Becksvoort. Arthur Ben­ phen. Oreg and Carl, had supper nett. Durwood Booher, Waller recently and spent the evening In Brimmer. David Burgess, Clay­ Lansing at Mrs Kidder's brotllton Case. Vivian Cleveland. Mar­ S50»o to si ,00000 cr'*. Walter Baxton, and tlie tha Cummins. William Cusack; f. LeaUa. *04 home of her mother, lamt Sun­ Prank DcGroote. Edward De­ 140 W. State St day the Kidder* entertained with Pew. Martin Doyle, Joe Duffy. a fish fry for Mr. and Mr*. Wil­ Orville Evdfett. Clair Fossett. Ad . fsilod to Tltld. W. SI liam Kidder. Jr. and family and Carlton Ferguson, Lawrence FEB. 3-DUa* K. Tlwm, 1 Phone 945-3429 light. Mlehl**n and Ml IL Mr. and Mr*. Orville VanWie. Frith, Duwayne E. Gallup, Ro­ rnk < rnr.« j. jui Hastings land Geiger. Bob Green. Bud Urrta*ioa. BIS1. Green. Steven Hammond. Pris­ rST-‘,.''................... yUU. Groan «r.l Orisi. cilla Hampel. Elwyn Hayward. W. Lututtr, US* WARDS CONVENIENT CHARO-AU Mark at; Albert Higgins. 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Panel a room or a wall... and see the differ­ • All Work Done in Your Own Home Hmm Wl 5-20*1 MAHOGANY VENEER PANELS 99 ■ RUGS and UPHOLSTERY Cleaned the Scientific Way by DURACLEAN IKHfl! wuin n nuoiimi I cauMi miLCim Bridge the MctiiodUt Church Bunday eve­ Brown. Mrs. Nettle Hoffman and ning. March 7. ' Mra Marie: Pritchard attended supper at 8 o'clock with the Es­ Hickory Methodist Church nnorther Circle as hastows Tea. cof­ gnsbord dinner. I fee and Kool-Aid will bo furnish­ ed. FamUlra are asked to bring. waa a guest ot Randy Campbell Friday and Saturday. * We are nil triad to are- Meri Ba.'Ac i»tne At 7 the program In the audi­ from Uie hospital and Jmi Gartorium will begin, featuring tlie rrU Both are doing fine. * The Rev Junta Cochran, co-postur firemen'* banquet on Feb. 22. turned out fine, regardteaa of tile wmther. There wire around 1Charles Krammln. Ernest LlndChureh. Grand 50 prwnt. After tho banquet —...-------------------------------------- r; they returned to the fire hall' Lester Lord. John McClain. Al to g^Tand coffee. , McConnell. Edward McLaughlin. minister to an area of changing Camn Fire leaders met at the ! Ronald Martin; Methodist Church to'appoint a oammlttee. Mra|Mor^. James Mulder, David Tha Methodist Community nomination 0 " d ?>rob£ Hou.no near the St Paul's Joyce Harrington. Mra. Kathryn *’u"n' Mott Mr* Barbara Baker Tliere George Oaks. Rokcr R* .. । ber. Budd Randall. D. E. Rayner. Conference Woman's Society of 1 i Robert Rein, Elmer Ritter. Eldon Christian Service and plans fur 10. | Roush. Roy Schlachter. Harley ?»X"- A'u“' O"Y Community House and the ! ¥h7iaor,' Smith, ftuwh Church are being formulated. »>. The public is invited to come and Uwes mother. * _Mrs. ( Springer. Dennl* Stevens,. Roy * i Stout. Pate Stranbe. Stawwrf ' ■ Sweet, Harry Tabberer, Charles ' Tebo, Daniel Tebo. Frank Town1 send, Elwood Travis. Bernard Watson. Richard Weller: day, March II nt 8 pm. following March Arden Wilder. Dale Williams. A. R .Wilson, Don Wooer. Wil­ Delton High home economic' Ham Zimmer. Mrs. Nclla Simpler. Mrs. Geraldine Newton. Donald slUp and EvangellMn will meet L Murphy. Edwyn RafHer*. Dale Geiger. William Oros*. Lawrence Methodist Church. f Novak. Wayne Rowley. Francis i Nichols. Henry Kauflman. Ger■aid Miller; Fioyd Clark. Russell H. OerUnger. JuUan L. Lublenleckl. Al­ ‘ ship of that church, will meet day night and attended "Brign- lie Smith. Gerald Sherry. Robert at 8:30 Thunday for a potluck (loon" Thia weekend Mr. and L. Stadel. Michael J. Hawthorne. Mrs. Dorothy Clover. Vercllo LaDtre. LeRoy Thoma*. Jame* Mrs. Lloyd Hoffman. The de- Ind, will visit his Woodmansee. Patrick Hodge*. Ralph DeMott; William E. Peake. James J.; Barnum. Jr, James E. Morway.' James Carpenter. John Wendel. Jack H. Barne*. Douglas Vickery. | NEW BUILDING Mr*. Myra Henry. Jane Borton Lacey Couple^ To Observe 50th Anniversary AU Savingi Imurd Up to Phono Wl 5-3853 910,000 with FS.LJ.C. practical, too. You pay less when you buy now ... you’ll never "have to palflt or paper again! 118 South Jefferaon, Hastings Parking At Rear of Store �Joy Pickem Presides at Lakewood Meet called to order -Thursday night. 60 Juniors at Lakewood to Take Merit Test for the splendor of and brilliant movie clear black ttnMta SETCHELL-CARLSON Funeral Rites for George Martin Held Tuesday Martin. 87. R3 Hastings. who died at the Faith Nursing Home in Charlotte Saturday morning. Tucadoy at the Wajidorff-Spontheir progress on the Daddy­ ablr Funeral Home ’ Daughter banquet scheduled Match 16. A ticket committer officiated and burial wm in Township of Kalaniaioo County IMS National Merit Scliolarahlp . P« Ptete Qualifying Tmt. tNMSQTi, Git- I Other old business Included rit Klomp, principal, haa an-' dlscusilon ot the cookbook aale. Frank and Emily < Vaughn! Mar­ tin. Mary Armstrong The test will be administered 1 cording ESDQflnQQD tv The Hastings Section Thro—t to « ThurU.,. March 4. 1»65 Operetta ‘Brigadoon’ Receives High Tribute ROSE HILL. FARM PO. Box 173 Delton, Michigan asset to lhe talented young peo-1 outstanding and the stage was without delay. Lighting was good pie who projected "Brigadoon" । BCU - dressed throughout. 8°me|»hh^«“I^ to a delighted audience at Cen- of the grouping tn the first Act, I l«ht behind theJ'S*-curtain In tral Auditorium. Their Inlerpre-1 down-stage, was remarkably fine. | hc,!llu?°® 01, clster. Mra. Bessie Ba 11 in gall of tauon of each role was their I concerted gestures and stage-, Jn Jhe text act. H threw a mscharming own and no instinctive • business were never sUfi or artl-1’"rthxjhadow on the back-drop, Ferndale. Fla. and a brother. HasUngs Banner Silas Martin of Amarillo. Trxas Hastings. Michigan comparison entered the mind* of nclal, / A “P*1’ tp?1 on y the audlenee. -with the profesgenuine humor end tien Dear Editor: .tonal work of wm. w.U known „^eni. JJe -chertra ha* never been |j My wonderful Aunt Betty will ,tar ’ and quite sophUUcated. Briga■ u , one and it be m Florida until Ute end of A* usual the Moyer-magic ere-;dam was one of the first musthy^hm sented tn the girl telling tho a ted a choral - instrument o(ctU w m^ude (he element of thenmost tx»k books over this period. voice, that. presented the [rMe<Jy de.th of poor. thereabout, but this year she did young unforgettable mpglc of Frederick JealtMU lu^y Beaton most X * one each State, will be named tend the State Convention at not take flight until Lincoln's Loewe with a charm and rich- j definitely quieted the audience as nroven^o be Birthday and she deeply regret­ Grand Rapids In April. The dele­ ted missing •■Brigadoon." She new that no professional chorus , hls bereaved father "Archie , ™LP™'Aunt Berty would txy. gates are Judy Hew. Jill Gorever surpaased. Modulation. Beaton" carried his body X to th.i led tn qualify. made me promise that I would charm, perfect timing and vol-'me midst of the shocked vn-i"^^SL^? Herbert R Moy1 Inger, Barb Mra*. Marti Livlngsee it aiffl "if it thrilled me lo ume. never failed, never faltertd u,e„ nl thu ror the boy; | nm only thlt the core" I would write and tell score high enough on the flrat ternate Is Linda Hoppough. It my Aunt Betty were here | he surely was as limp a corpse as । khe ^re reftljy do After tho meeting waa ad­ exam will take a second examJ- I fee) utterly Inadequate to' she could take these youngsters, 1 ever saw. lhe adulfltion It so richly de­ journed. tho F.FA. Joined Ute To lhe Editor: nnrt tell 1*11 WMi exactlv >i-*. . .costumes a—u. ... bright .V., .• ■ one by pn. one. and you exactly । even begin to review to wonder­ ..... The were and Uads~ high performance and meet cer­ P.H.A. for refreshments served ful a performance. My Aunt Bet­ why each one waa marvelous. of excellent quality. Moreover. ■ Cordially yours. — tain'other requirements will be­ Within the next few weeks Uw ty. at her top-rhetorical heights, Susan Kahler. Marilyn ■ Tobias they fitted. Scottis kilts, however Nancy M- Doster come finalists in the competi­ • with all Jets firing." would run and Mary Stutz sang like angels. tion.-AU finalists arc considered Ing Irving Charleton's unique out ot superlatives I attended On second thought I probably they fall to nu rar scenery was w-r eligible fdr Merit Scholarahips belter qualify that a bit aa to All Channel Mrl au# Wingeler visited her bequest to the cltlima of Barry lliuraday evening, after worryingi "Meg BrockleV two hits 'The apparently imported for Chis financed by NMSC and sponall day that It would be cancelled particular opera and Uie changes, sister. Miss Ella Rosa, in Ionia of the awful storm. Twoi Ixive Of My Life" and "My Math- which* were many, were made|over yje weekend. point lhe Board of Supervisors because The scholarship stipend* are of my good neighbors practically v er'a . „ Wadding -------- — Day" , _in which a Loaded with exclusives that will be faced wih a complete re­ tunneled me out of Rose Hill decidedly Hm-IiImIIv Impish tmnlxh quality nualltv brought make it the most desirable minimum award Is J100 and Farm and I started two hours hearty enjoyment from the papolicy toward th? nnuieum and carly, pulling out of Delton for u-ons. But for sweetness and maximum 1* 31A00 per academic color television for your year. surrounding acreage. Some very Hastings at six o'clock, having haunting charm where can you Adult education has xucceas- Unportant and long term dccis- telephoned to assure myself that find the likes of 'The Heather I Some students from Lakewood home . . I got high enough NM8QT scores fully begun at the Lakewood "the show would go on." ! on the HUI,” "Come to Me. Bend ' to merit consideration by Ute Schools with 250 people enrolled Iiberately and with ample time To preface my brief remarks, i to Me." and "Almost Like Being Friday tfiru Sunday_______ ■ A MY I college* of their choice. Though in 8 ctarars. David McKenzfe, for due consideration. I'm going to make an assertion | in Love"? Exclusive! [the students failed to win a assistant superintendent. nald. tiiat I thought up by myself that, had good voices mlnd that what makes Charlcton that I believe makes good ssnse. midr Uve presentations of ' quite Uberal with stipends far turnout and the adult education Park unique is the museum and Oklahoma. Carousel, Merry ,w.i_ their solos and discourses.wns WRh : students who rank high on the1 will definitely be continued in Widow. South Pacific. Student | final exams. ■ the future." tents as an educational unit and Prince ... _____ „ are Intimate _friends of | Sally Ainsworth. Lakewood's ns an outstanding tourtrt at- ; the family. Road companies, long Exclusive! only student to receive a NMSQT traction. Tlx? surrounding laud . tuns in many big cities, moving RUBBER STAMPS adds to the value ot the museum ' pictures and television have rcbolarahlp tert yvor, is enrolled but tlie tend Itself as such could made every melodious hlt-numat Michigan State Unlvaralty. Mode to Order HI-fMailly round. be duplicated relatively Inexpen- ' ber famliter to us. When we started," McKrmie said. Approximately 20 "Mudenfrf* alvoly in a number of other Jo- I think of the tune we see some All Sixes are experimenting with pastels. cations throughout Ute county. I outstanding celebrity singing It Borry County Exclusive! It is also crystal clear upon with the charm and experience Stamp Pads . . . Ink I Building Permit* I bind5capr.i and still life pictures reading lhe Intent of Irving; that makes a "Star" Messers Msgnlficieatly craflsd cabinetryCluirlcton's will aj. it is to those (Loewe nnd Lerner's wonderful and Supplies ing an oil of tlie late President that knew him that the para- ।i opera "Brigadoon" was a big hit nmnne Interest and flrat i... nn Rmadwav Kennedy. Jack Lambert, the in- mount love j of. on Broadway and found enthuilenlhus "Sec o Demonstration of structor stated that. "I am real | hl* life wax Ids museum. To sub- | °**lc reception In a!) the big impressed with their ability and ordinate and cripple the orderly | S*Ue* ,.1 *“ ™en * ... Sctchcll Carlson Today" with the speed that they are development of thia valuable and . D*'tn,U hi 'Ye..V7 “! ,MR!g Sunday catching on." unique collection of pioneer and 10 hum and whistle Almost Like 3 Children Admitted Fr— wiHt Fwb T^n.y .dulU .r. Bop I ntolds (those are not molds that lxAil Interest and available funds Next Week: “BECKET” Richard Burtew - Peter ©Toole marvelous musicals that is not as flop-by the way l> and some are ln the development of the well known I consider this an working with, the potter's wheel. traitor park and plenic area Sales and Service Gariock, says Uiey arc doing fine. would not be keeping faith with 315 S. Hanover *WI5-M62 Irving Chartoton or the many Wnl Adi StU Unmed Iftmi, SETCHELL CARLSON "AU Lakewood students who saleswomen arc Nona Miller, wteh to compete for Melt Schol- ■i SlUrley Klahn and Gloria Stahl aralupa to be awarded in 1M0 told the moot cook books and lime." Principal Klamp said. nil end April 1. TELEVISION Public Forum | Lakewood Has 250 Adults in Various Classes *SmNHBASTIW* ’/ _ • ( \i6M_i SCHADERS Office Supplies v. / A CHILDREN FREE SENTZ TV See and Own the World's First 1 fully nu lured and developed Char to ton Park lould become an YOUR MONEY JET ACTION BUYS MORE presently worth a mlnumum of 1500,000 and Is quite possibly worth >730.000 This is big busi­ ness by anyone's standards. IN A ReAL DRUG STORE w Shop at Our (flesall) Drug Store | I ASPIRIN SINUREX Ncno finer made. Acts fail for prompt pain relief Fast relief from pressure | pain of sinus | gj headache. 36 189 tableti I I Cleansing Tissues Alarm Clock Mineral Oil 19‘ NM 29‘ Marriage Licenses Wl 5-2444 126 I. State St. method by which such a Modern math xhouM hr a help te anv adults who luivc chil­ dren in Junior high school or that will bo entering It in the near future Ray Greene, the Junior high school principal. has about 30 adults tn his math class Some 14 people are signed up for Spanish with Diano Barnum. 400 Sixe WASHER BY arc taking it for credit from Philip Halloran. Lakewood's few thousand of dollars possible through rental of sub-standard trailer spaces, three months each attending Adult Fanner which year would be financially imsponsible on an 1! Invratment of this magnitude. Many farsighted and thinking farming," said one "student" One man raid teuchlnaly. "We cltlxens believe, as do a numloam what we cant afford." Idenly the museum and its sur­ are taking typing from Bonya rounding acreage could best be developed to Its maximum by a Board of Managers: Lite member are working on the dlctnphnncn ship of the board to be approved by the supervisors and who are them do mostly what they want in some way directly responsible Mltkaal KeUey. M144l«vllla . . Vicky Btraaberiar, Middleville . vested with proper power and authority. We have been assured FRIGIDAIRE! JET-tlM This Is thsjslgn of a naw way lo waah... patented Deep Action Agllatorl that this can be done. The State Historical Commission is an of­ ficial body created by the State of Michigan and ns such is au­ thoritative and knowledgeable in such mattera. \ The Barry County Hlsloric.il Society respectfully suggests that the Board of Supcrvteora con­ sider appointing a committee tn Investigate the above poeoibilltlea, and bring bock to the full board a complete report with recommendations. Mra. John Walton President. Barry County Historical Society NO gears TO wear ouTi Income Tax Time $25 f *1,000 Sec ”OK“ Howard ADD UP ALL YOUR BILLS c.ra Ym 0.1 $ 51.11 FaywsM S 5.00 |f lr “OK" Howard 17.00 25 519.71 24.09 30 709.90 29.00 34 32.00 36 922.71 CHECK THE CHART FOR YOUR LOAN 12 312.16 1.000.00 114% 3100 re 11 • FIGURE EXTRA CASH YOU NEED 38.24 36 ~ li 1300 aw <m. Local Finance I "Drop-Off-Service" ; Just leave your dry clean। ing with our experienced attendants. They will pre­ spot. clean and hong them on your hangers. Just tell us what time yoa’II pick them up ond your Cleaning will be done while you shop. YOU CAN SAVE TIME COME TOUCH! COMPARE THE QUALITY OF A NEW FRIGIDAIRE! • Automatic Soak Cycle—ideal for diapers, jeans • Jet-Away Rinsing ond scum • Jet-Fast Spin light, extra dry • Jet-Smc apron strings seldom snarl • Deep Action Agi- to help remove even heaviest soil. REMEMBER Frigidoire offers color at the price of white I Lowest-priced 2-door from FRIGIDAIRE! Coma sea the big 120-lb. sin top freezer! Coma touch the vegetable Hydralor. Compare Frlgidaire shelf for 17 eggs. REMEMBER AND MONEY We give big trade-in Broadway (to mm allowances! Full-width, full-depth shelves-deep door shelf and more in the door. Modll FD-12TJ 12.1 ex. ft. (HEM* lUndard) 12.1 CU. FT. IN A CABINET ONLY 30 WIDE COIN-OP Cleaners See "OK” Howard Open Evenings By Appointment four-yew Protection Pfen fumithlng defective In the drive motor, or lergeopac water pump. Model WDA-65 COME SEE! ' You'll Lik. Ou, . . . WHEN YOU NEED CASH NOPUUXYtTOJAMl torical Commission that there U 9:00 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. CONSUMERS POWER COMPANY �Services in the Churches Hastings World Day of Prayer Service Friday You are Invited to Join with church women of Hastings and THE GALILEAN BAPTIST HASTINGS EVANGELICAL UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH CHURCH Furnw Freepcrt High School Hasungs. Michigan Pastor Ralph VsnosrWsrf H. J. Buwalda, Minister Sunday school, 10 am Counseling by appointment Tues­ day through PiUlay. March 7. FIRST FRZ8BYTRR1AN CHURCH Broadway and Center Willard H. Curtis, Minister Sunday. March 7. Morning worship, 9:30 and 11. Tuesday. congregation Bible .TON CENTER I1ODI8T CHURCH Service meeting. Sunday school. 10:10 am. GRACE LUTHERAN CHURCH CEDAR CREEK BIBLE CHURCH Campground Rd. 8 miles south of I Hastings • Pastor, DotuUd Tack Bunday school, 10 am. Georgs Elliott, First Methodut Wednesday prayer meeting and Bible study. 7:30 pm Mra. ahlricy GUItwple, Martin CHURCH OF GOO peu.Uc 10 am. Bunday school. 11 am. Morning vtorahip. 7;>0 pm. Evening warship. Hcott. Evaogailoal United BrethTHE CHURCH OF Curtis and JESUS CHRIST OF LATTER DAY SAINT8 Church. Sunday School.-10:30 am Mlsaionari.a, phono 045-0252 Ing room following the worship COATS GROVE CHRISTIAN CHURCH .LET US FIX YOUR TV AS IT OUGHT TO BE FIXED Durkee Road Charles Gibbs. Pastor .. Floyd Walter. SupL Bible school. 10 am. Worship hour. 11 am. Christian Dadmvur, Sunday, 5 CENTRAL RADIO A TV HOWARD TRUMBULL Wl 5-9187 » Wl 5-5992 221 N. J.ff.nos st M.I1 Bunday service, 11 am. Bunday school. 11 am. Glucknu-ytT's call and U ST. AUGUSTINE, MIDDLEVILLE OUR LADY OF GREAT OAK. DOWLING This Is an Interesting and a ROODLAND UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH Lowell Dunce. Pastor Sunday school, 10 am. Morning worship. 11 am. STONEY POINT FREE METHODIST CHURCH Rev. Gwenneth Sebring. Pastor 10 am. Sunday school. your li-oalator! Men. women and students are Invited to attend Seminar. Contact F\ir Information, call Clayton Swift 307-3226. Woodland Bible dub, for boys and girls. Meeting place. Wood- Breakfast for Laks Zurich. Hl. WOODLAND MEniODIST CHURCH Morning worship. 10:44 am. No Sunday school teachers' thia Tuesday. warm tnvircuon U extended Wednesday. 4 pm. 7th grade LU to attend lhe services of Instruction class. this friendly church. WESLEYAN METHODISTWednesday. 7:15 pm. Lenten CHURCH Hickory Comer*. Michigan Life — Repentance." Fellowship Rwv. Vaughn B. Jensen. Pastor broadcast over WFUR. CYC groups Wednesday, 4-5 10 am. Sunday school. Thursday. 11 am. Morning worship. Jun­ Young People Thursday. 7 pm. ior church antf nursery provided. Thursday. 7:30 pm. adult inWednesday. 7:30 pm Family HASTINGS GRACE Night. Adults, Youth. Juniors BRETHREN CHURCH Hasting* 5IETUODIST Churches First Methsdbt Church Bunday scbsbl 10 am. 309 W. Green. WI 5-4945 Worship hour. 11 am WOODBURI' UNITED Rev. George Elliott Sunday owning service. BRETHREN CHURCH Rev. William Nethery Sunday nothing but the Bible. Telephone 374-3240 Church school. 9:45 am. Class in churchroanaliip taught by Just off M-M. North on M-50 HASTINGS 8EVENTH-DAY in Village of Woodbury Rev. EUlo’.t. i ADVENTIST CHURCH Surfdvy school. 9:48 am. WiBShlp. 11 I Sermon: Worship, 11 am. "Wiao it Ready." Rapids with a fractured leg mar the ankle, received 51ILO BIBLE CHURCH Route 3 Delton room number Worship, 11 am. NORTH IRVING WESLEYAN METHODIST CHURCH man from the West Xckford United Missionary, will give the mcasdge. Norton, a leading lay- Flint ware miles W. of Broadway. Frsepcrt Morning worship, 11 am More Young People's service. 7 pm. aorkers Evangelical -—' died as injuries ORANGEVILU choir rehmnal, Wed. , "Personal Sou ling WUi will be-relating some than two million US were disabled and 14300 the result of on-the-job during 1904. BAPTIST CHURCH Spiritual Lite Meetings with Rev. Leonard Montz of Columbia, Ky.; Guest Preacher March 8 to 14 7:00 P.M. E.U.B. Church of Hastings East St. at Grand WeWelcome You! .Martin Corners Worship service, 10:30 am. Quimby Church "Jesus Christ Glorified In You. Comm unioii. pm. Orchestra practice 0:30 pm. AR Young People's meetings. cju p.m. sicsmhc uy inc pa*tor. "Conversions in the First Church." special music. hymn Monday Tuesday Events High Battalion. stonary Society meeting. Wednesday Evenbi Walldorff-Sponable Qune'iaL S/ome Serving Your Community Since 1895' EMMANUEL EPISCOPAL CHURCH Rev. Don M. Guxy. Rector 11 am. Holy Communion and Fully Equipped Ambulance 24-Hour Sarvice Nicma Wl 5-3252 Sunday afternoon. Youth Fel­ lowship win attend a rally at Ionia. Monday. 7 pm. Vestry meet­ ing. 730 pm. St Anne'S Guild PILGRIM HOLINESS CHURCH 1300 South Hanover Street Phone 945-9429 10 am. Sunday school. 11 am Morning worship. Wednesday prayer, 7:30 pm. group# Communil, R«»a Mxww Wood- Saturday*. 7:30 am. on Sunday*. 8T. AMBROSE, DELTON dlscuaaioQ day liquor, reducting taxes on ’ P’a' JunJor Reading room open Wednea- HASTINGS BAPTIST CHURCH Rev. Ruksell Houseman. Pastor Rev. David Hawley. Assistant N. By Mrt. Dan Ptiertnan Worship service. 11 am Public invited. Young People's service. 7 pm. Evening service, 8 pm. HASTINGS FREE Bible Study Wed. 7:30 pm. METHODIST CHURCH Hour. corner tending Lake Odessa 8T ROSE CATHOLIC CHURCH Dally Massey 7 and 8 a We Close at Noon on Saturdays LuUxr&ii Church, Methodist Capitol and W. Ottawa, Lansing. "Wbal is man, thaX thou mindful of tSmt* This question The morning iSMion will focus HASTINGS WESLEYAN METHODIST CHURCH H*»Ungs Evangelical United Brethren Church March 0 through March 14 at 7 pm. The Wednesday Ph. WI 5-8319 i SaL. Sabbath school. 9:30. 7 pm. Youth Membership ciaw PEOPLE’S BIBLE CHURCH Fellowship service, 7:48 am. I Warship. 11 am. CHURCH OF THE NAZA RENE Rl. Naahvllle, Ph. 063-8477 Youth FeDowahlp, Wed.. 7 pm., Wednesday prayer. 7:30 pm. Monday — ■ ^307 E. Marshall Street a pm. ouuuay, "It xv » is Written," «ru.-.<n. on a I Sunday. Bible Study and prayer str- TV- WKZO Channel 3. 8:30 am. E. Madison. 945 5-5065 11 am. Morning wrnblp. 8 pm. at Roger Bunday. "Faith far Today," on Wednesday, WSC8 vice, Wednesday, w.___ ____ » _w. n-tr a B M -- am. Church school. Bupt. luncheon. Mrs. Evelyn Benedict '-----------Sunday Voice of Prophecy High Youth Groups. Thursday, 3:30 pm. Carol and 11 ain. Morning worship LAKEWOOD E. U. B. CHUBCU, Radio WOOD 1300, 9:30 am. 7:30 pm. Wed., Bible Study ' IRVING CHAPEL Bunday worship. 10 am. Rev. Chalmer Miller, Pastor Thursday. 7 pm. Horner Otrts CLOVERDALE EVANGELICAL MYP Sunday. 7 pm. Plxine RO 5-3503 and Boys Brigade. Friday, 7 am. Men's Lenten CHURCH Bunday school. 10 am. Womans Her. George Marchall. Pastor I Worship, 11 am. FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST Wa repair hi-fi and TRINITY GO8FEL CHURCH 1118 Jordan Lake Street Phone DR 4-8377 The the Peabody Chapel at 0:30 am. Friday. Feb. 18, with burial at Thursday, 4 pm. Junior choir. Church. Sliook, Mrs. Chester Banghart. Mra RlclMLrd DeMoU and Mn. William Nethery. will also sing. Others taking part in the service an Mra. John Sleeper. Mra Wal ter JFtarabsrg and Mm Don *. B.ianK Seminar at tho Michigan Oouninvited. 1:30 Youth choir practice. First Sunday in Lx til 10.32-44. United Church Women Plan Legislative Meet evangelist of the Pint E.UU. at I:M pm. louug People's meet. topics from rdiration to Uquor Columbia, Ky, is to be the guest preacher. The public Is welcome Wednesday, IM pm. prayer. abb to attend two different to attend the services and local groups talent Is to provide special music. KILPATRICK UNITED ths Dallas Rush home. Mr. and BRETHREN CHURCH M-68 Woodland ♦ JulUor ,u«h cU* 1“ church WOODLAND CHURCH OF THE BRETHREN Thursday Evant* 8319 Coats Grove Road 1:15 Circle 2 will meet at the I Antonio, Texas, waa Rev. Charles Gibbs, Pastor T Mm'. Lnum BrrnMwt will CARLTON SEVENTB-DAY ADVENTIST CHURCH Eider Charles Wilber Sttturda>, wurclUp, 9.30 am. Sabbath school. 10:45 am. Fm Methodist Text for Sunday Profound Question. HASTINGS ASSEMBLY 9:15 Church school classes for Bupt. Nursery provided. OF GOD CHURCH children and youth. 103 E. Woodland Avenue 9:30 Adult Round Table, meet­ Itev. M. P. Goibe. Pastor ing In lounge. Nursery provided. 6 30 Junior High and B^ruor 7 pm Spirit ual Life meeting* 11 am Morning worship. round thu suffering earth." tla-y High Youth Fellowship Will have ' a special program tn Memorial HaU. riled. Nursery provided. many human needs through our । 8 High Sctiool Adult clam in church membership. UAST1NO8 CONGREGATION Monday Events 7:30 Spiritual Life Committee Henry VanTU, Evangelist OF JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES I meeting. . 10 am. Morning service. : Wednesday Events Bunday, Public talk. 3 p.n Ministry Watchtower Bible Study, fringe communities in the United Day of Prayar Servica Friday at . uirw. *JIJLJU —a. Th* Wcmml Mission: A. Frank Ulrich, former rm- dety of tthe he Hasting Hasting* Free Methodist Church la -sponsoring a special awicc on Friday. niunjiin breakfast, Ken Norton, guest speaker. Frmbyterian Church. Nursery care for young chll- Tip™ Past Resident Dies in Indiana The 1965 Chrysler has become the most popular Chrysler ever built There are mal reasons You’ll find them^all in one test drive and a talk with one of our salesmen Move up to Chrysler DEWEY'S CAR PALACE M-43 at Sprague Rd., Delton BARRY'S FARM STORE 5. Hanover at Halting! City Limits �Court Enforces Child Support in Divorce Cases Wilful navnipport of wife requiring a regular payment df support to hb dependents. If she starts her divorce and Immediate to sign which, if sufficient, can rreult In the signing-of. what I* known as an Interim Order by the Court, requiring immediate grounds for divorce In Michigan । °* 'Ult and I* also acriminal 1 dlvoero papers are also meaner. A distracted wife and JfJVe<l uP°n the office of tho, • . — — —- — iwa W.OT.V- IMS V4*C ..... . . ....--7~ ,— , Friday. The cwahler'a office b about* the Friend at the Court a if ch enforcement of support-. lnB a* to'the changed clrcum’____ •____ „ .~i_ r_ ■ —— --------- -proceedings ----- ..— and >>.. payment the ctanrz% alteeed. adjournments thereof. Sometime* support-money that arrives by, the sheriff to bring the defendmall as well os that paid al tho' ant into court forthwith and in window and drawing cbectoi to custody. At these ixurtngj the ment but the careful checking the women recipients and put-; court may find the defendant in advance at Oaruld Kahler. !n> mation In lhe original affidavit. ting ltn? them thBn In the mall miU1 tho same ‘atnB guilty of cf contempt contcrapt and-confine Ths order for temporary support i day d*y the money is taken in. || him tn. . him In in the the county county Jail Jail for for ua u a — ’— --------------■- In court's attention before the ciiaalso usually 1 nr 11 uie* an Order * man mnn fall* faJla more thallMn 10 . *-* — M lon— e as one year for lhe payment of an attornry behind ln required pay- aggravated cases .... . -I. .. .LL I rruttitx the fTfantl of the court As a usual nrnerdum the entire. The <8 students of the Home I Maple Valley Students Study Home, Family THE HASTINGS BANNER—* trs and films will be sought. . One such project was inviting ~ In Nashville couples to dlscusa . friends, discipline of children. . social activities and religion. ► , Participating were the Rev? . mother frtdSrSjr deSS °Lo““ » whethow to Initl’ut* rtivrr— prompt liiltnlnv follows with Staple Valley High School are the Church of lhe Nazarent. planning some interesting prp- 1 jecta bi seeking 'first hand in­ formation on subjects vital to everyday living. Committees have been ap­ pointed wbo are planning sup­ chairman and secretary of the" • payable on a Friday and the ne may. why he should not be must comply with the order. appear to contest the allowance piemen tai activities to be cov-1 In tha WUr c— he U brought ttT^*.^ ?TXtTw^, ' cashier's office for the friend of punished for his failure to obey Each Friday morning. the of the change If *hc does not cred, and panels of students, ori - -—— ---------- ; the court is Indeed a busy de- the order of the court I friend of the court brings from agree that It I* Justified. The combinations of students and respectively, are former Michlon probation ment ol lhe caae and. with the' partment on that day. Frequent- I a hl* default is openly defiant five to a dozen respondents be- friend of tho court always files adult*, along with outside speak- ‘pan State athletic stars. to determine the L r,ay Vacation Bingo! ORIFRIENDLY THE I l»k FOLKS / WIN >100 Cash WIN Stamps & Food 1 ORr 7tk Weekly Trio Wlooer! : Mr. A Mra. F.L RICHARDS ! ' Kroger Brands Quality Guaranteel \\ WE SELL BY CARLOADS... WE PRODUCE BY CARLOADS FOR THIS SALE. NOW, WERE PASSING OUR VOLUME SAVINGS ON TO YOU. SHARE IN THESE TREMENDOUS SALE SAVINGS — STOCK UP NOW ON KROGER QUALITY BRANDS. Y You must b* satisfied that your j • Kroger Brand item equals or e«M cels any other brand in quality JB or Kroger wdl replace It with jS the brand of your choice •£* < -. or refund your money. of HollotuLora going to HONOLULU! DOUBLE STAMPS WEDNESDAY 50 EXTRA TOP VALBE STAMPS I I with lh* purchsi* ol a T*nd*.-*r Boafan Roll*d BOMELESS POT ROAST Rsdasm so Kroger fhna Sst. MarchO. 1965 Choice of Sun-ripened Fruilst Kroger Fruit Cocktail M extra tup value mm Kroger Avondale Cream Style COCKW Cim - CUT WAX DEANS i Mi Mb. Kroger Sweet Kroger PORK & DEANS GARDEN PEAS i lb. Mb k. Avondale Red or KIDNEY BEANS KIDNEY DEANS ut >A>« SO EXTRA TOP VALUE STAMPS Kroger Kroger Evaporated Milkw TOMATO JUICE Kroger Spinach 13-ox or Avondale Hakeo cr VAC-PAC CORN SLICED PEACHES Mb.Uo.. GARDEN PEAS CAKE MIXES BOMELESS PORK ROUT 1« bn W..U-d>A.»«S Kroger Frozen Pees, Beam,Com or WHEAT BREAD 2 ^^"3 FRENCH'FRIES Mixed Vegetables Kroger Golden 3a»As Cwwrdub ■ Kroger Pilled SpoHighi Red Tart Chorriei . ISO EXTRA TUP VALUE STAMPS i’-- »*» FBEU GROUND HAMBURGER POUND LOAF ., '.'I-.C INSTANT COFFEE a, w 88/ POT PIES Hb. k>x. • Kroger R*d*«m so Krogw thro SsL.Msrtti4.l965] PEANUT BUTTER i n> 1201 |v Country Club Kroger PORK & DEAHS LUNCH MEAT Mb. n« Kroger Country Club CATSUP i*« bib. CHILI w/Beass I50EXTBA TOP VALBE GTAMPS I i ib a-» with ths pvrehsi* oi a pkg oi 41 | KBOBER TEA UBS Red*— st Kroger thru Sat.. March6.1965 Reg. or Drip Vac-Pac TENDERAY BOSTON ROLLED Kroger Coffee «« $199 CENTER CUT RIB 222^ BONELESS POT ROAST i Swift's Premium Shank Portion Smoked Hamit .TENDERAY Patrick Cudahy 100 EXTRA TOFIALVE ITASF* Tenderay Blade Cut Chuck Roast Sacher’* Whole or He» Bonelest Snaked Hani KROUER VARILLA Irt- M Knv, M IMS M EXT1A TOP VALBE BUMP1 .^samsas Jumbo M-U- Sa. Florid. 5* EXTRA TOR VALUE STUMPS — J Tomatoes t y SkX 24ilze Rgf. or Drip Voc-Poc Woloota 99< Diamond Sbolled Pocaoi ib 99/ Boneleu BTEW BEEF RID ROAST . .BBi RIB STEAKS "tb 69< 99/ Kroger Coffee | 3’1” SS EXTRA TOP VALUE STAMPS �u James Lefflurd Barry Farm Calendar THE HASTINGS BANNER Dies Friday at “ itai & s-sgESa laughter. Cindy. In Grand Nta>kta. Wednesday. Feb. 17. * Mr. Hastings. who EblldHA Of Hasting* Highlights Interesting Funeral Hom*. Buehler and family Attended lhe FARM NEWS Clarkavula Ung. adds Sleety. Sleeky Gives Farmers on Fertilizers Overholt fully selected and properly handaerxma problem. Chrtstoptwr Bower, MBU pro- ;0 lunch guaata of his mother. feaaor ul rural sociology, warns men tai agriculture crgunuaUotu (ljrj) Drastic Changes Mik*. Hawthorne and children ot Mrs. Carl Btacklcdgc of Marton. ,M bill । “1 i»> poua. A wag mix product popularly particle will contain nitrogen. during lhe next decode. Unices his prediction* coun lauunnip wul be Mipawded. .Suggtaiions that tne nation "nccoa omy one million farmcra" tcresU of agriculture will be are being pul forward ui rrapuuao laiKxid by both the federal and to massive cnticum ot current federal poUclee, Bower mambuna. thc-job training Iliumpeon ol or 1 ertllher bidusUy. Feb. 2L visit lliusell Ihlco. * Mra. Ruasrtl working knowledge of Price aixl Mrs. Harold Pries and mil typos lb Michigan. nutrient Hospital with pneumonia, w Mr. children visited Mrs. Gerald .^1 llr. UzWwr* t'linum arul family of Middleville were Sun- and techniques of soil aamplmg are to retain their leadership Hostetler have purchased the are not M-hcted carefully, tlry taUvea indicate that oppoctunl- MT. UQd Mn. Arthur Clinton Disunity among major farm otgunliutlons and agriculture's are needed, according to Cupp. Hu study indicated that farm biggest New Idea spreader ever... ana offers single or tandem axles! Bif Um reduce soil compaction, improve flotation. New finer, spread more uniformly, and bottom. Full year guarantee. Ihompton. They expect to move State's Asparagus Industry is Fastest Growing Mn. Goruon Yoder and daugh- of Hastings Baturday. Fob. 20. * Chums Euchre party al the VFW tings. Friday. Feb. 10. * Rev. Michigan u luparagtu industry and Mis. Isaac Oagood of North was Uie faatest growing ui the children were Thursday. Feb. ifl. United Stales last year accord­ spent Wednesday and Thursday, in Michigan than at the federal ing to Michigan Stalo Unirer­ and family. Mr. and Mra. Robert Disunity among farm organl- an) IwrUculturtsta. Stale growers packed 24 per- | Mr. and Mra. Floyd Grinnell visited their ton and family, Mr. Gibbs enjoyed luhlng at H&tnbadopt, a ■don't rock Uie boot," i attitude. I * Mr. and Mra. George Elliott | Copp predicts a centralization and conaohdauon of many of 1. D. Grinnell visited their the general and commodity-type cultures chaiutuig jxjuit jJualUun .Mra. Robert Rem of Algonman vtuted Mr. and Mra. Floyd requires a united front." Geiger of near Lowell Sunday. LegUlatitc rrapportiunmenl rnrne that the mam inerru-e in " Alu>; ax,1“ production of asparagus in Mich- Humphrey, local; spud Monday, uun rreultrt tXTuie rctaUve- : with Mra. J. A. lUchards ™. ........ «... .uuuuue .o >•““ • Kalamazoo * Mra Mary “erchc power disproportionate ycaf “ °Qm’ Williams and daughters of Mldto Ihrlr numh—n. < Ann ill 1*3 3»OJ, , __ ._ Francisco Farm Supply M-37 South Wl 5-3150 HI* wife, LoUiae, died A new soil technician training program will bo offered by tha Mn»abort courao deportment al and Mn. Gerald (EthM) Cudney. Michigan State University, it wa*J both of Nashville; 14 grnndchllChurch ot the Brethren to Grand Mis. Gary McGla-v and family dn?;. 10 •r^““rrre5 Rapids. Bunday, Feb. 21, where announced recently. Foreseen in Farm Groups way that individual nutrient cur­ 180 bu MSV Offering New Short Course In Soils Study conunuea farm orwuiuationa Takes Herd Name will enter into cooperaUvc aliiRudy T Othmer, Woodland, anocs with such groups aa organixed labor where UUcruAs will have the exclusive use of the prefix "Hilltop-Ridge" In naming all Registered Holstein Ho suggests farm organbu lions dairy animals bred in that herd will become more buainccs-Ukc * on- U#c of ^lla preflx and will have bigger budacta. In froln. -S0itts been granted by HoL Friesian Association ot Humphrey, tX * Mr. and Mra Clark Blanchard and daughters of Grand Rapids were Saturday, Entrance requirements Include graduation from high school or soils and fertiliser industry with employer. APfillcaUon forma may be obtaUwd through local high Course Department. 120 Agri­ cultural Hall. MSU. East Lon- High Guernsey Cow LocUlxiro Falcon Birgit a PrMcrtpUom m M tart o(» branm-TUflta you cati pvt our Reuli PH. on kin to (ill your ntxt preswiptionourtWy sod promptly (ro« Nt froNL complete stocks...it.Ao witti high QUflity. has completed an official DHIR actual producUon record of 11.M0 pounds of milk aAl 584 two times a day milking accord­ ing to The American Guernsey Cattle Club. , Michigan State Sophomore Eu­ gene Washington. ouUtandlng al end for the Spartans tn foolball in 1064. U breaking records as Michigan State Relays ho sol varsity and meet marks in the 70-yard high hurdles and tied Robert Niwtun. * Arthur Fuller of Grand Rapids an* a Boluniay. TRUST AND SAVINGS roui(@)Huiuuqn Jacob's Prescription Pharmacy 126 Ease State St Phono Wl 5-2466 Bainur Adi Beneft YOU I Robert Newton were Saturday. Fish visited Mr. Ralph Stotcy Lowell, Sunday. Feb. 21. Hastings. * Robert Newton and Top Dress Wheat Now Apply Nitrogen Us For COMPLETE FERTILIZER SERVICE All Analyses—Mixed or Bagged man of Ionia were Thursday Mr. and Mra. Charles Blough Kauffman. * George Kauffman and Mr. and Mra. Nerval Thaler uiicnucu uric .Money xwouicrs ----- ------ —•---------- J7 -, Hardware Show and dinner « the Civic Auditorium in Grand K*ufhn*n enUrtalncd tbc peal Rapids Thuraday. Feb. 18 * The ■ ?rr^1<^nU. Rrbccoi DiaRev. and Mrs. Dow Chamberlain «« .^72,15^ present from Grand Ledge, OUurday. Feb. 20. visitors of Mr. Nancy Bird of Middleville was Ingredient^ N, P2O5, K2O with Mr. and Mra. Burt Kauff- Wayne Tagg attended the Eaton- Spreaders PoUcrsvillc Sunday, Feb. 21. Solutions Mrs. Delivery at Your Request SOIL TESTING Corn Growers Denn Stuart attended Robert Ingram In and Mrs. Lyle Whitney of Lan- COUNSELING MAPPING Alone-or in combinations . . LOROX SMITH BROS controls both annual weeds and grasses. Olson of Detroit Mra Wm. Klcmp. * Mr. and Mrs. Royal Good of Delton were Bunday, Feb. 21. dinner gucsta of Mr. and Mra Wm. Klcmp w Wayne Tagg attended Ur Kent entertained tho Jolly Workers Club Friday. Feb. 10. * There Mra. John DeWeerd attended UM Jolly Workers Club at Minh Wednesday. Feb ,17, at Nath Dorr. * Mr. and Mrs. Al Bam- cf Middleville were Wednesday. LAKE ODESSA WOODLAND * Ralph Moure attended tlie Farm Bureau potluck dinner at PLANT AT WOODBURY Fighter Bunday. Feb. 21. * Mr. Rlgo Rendon and children visited Charles Gibbs were Sunday, Feb. KEEP YOUR FARM IN TUNE WITH THE TIMES MAKE YOUR FARM OPERATION MORE Sterling, on Sunday. Feb. 21, they attended a surprise birth- mail... MBkllKE! Reduce losses from bacterial diarrhea and foot rot In your milk cowa by adding AUREOMYCIN Crumbles to your fatal. In addition, AUREOMYCIN Crumbfoe will prevent bacterial pneumonia and.ihipping fever in your calves. Watch growth rate and feed efficiency improve. See us today! Farm Bureau Services Wl 5-2223 Want Permanent or Portable Farm Buildings? Wc Can Supply Plans for ING A NEW DAIRY 24milkcows HEALTMfror ONE WEEK at our. expense! Either LOCAL and LONG HEATEB STORAGE And the Right Materials BARN. WE HAVE PLANS AND MATERIALS too. See Us This Week Seasonal Anything from o large- Payment Plans AT NO CHARGE capacity hog house to a pole-construction tractor Arranged MBER.CO shed . . . We have advice and plans, drive over . . . you’ll be glad you did. Tha Work �Hastings Insurance Agency Infant Succumbt COMPLETE INSURANCE SERVICE ~ “V— nee at Hottie Creek and Grand “ / Riverside board had ato$- Rapid* and tha Federal Buildin th. bM b,:r-vms m . Grand Rapid*. He wa* bom tn work, according to the standards I Ki.**, i . ”• WUT nATI New Location: -$u. •$ $«rMag mm tu**™ Phone 945-4100 By H. D. Burpa Liumur, UUI small dty. I 10 IMA for $1,200.00. time (1932) wm WANT TO BUY? Try th* Want Column She died on Easter Monday na a.— l ' remains were brought,on a rude . *»gon. a* no bcarae had yet J made It* appearance in Heating*. Owing tq the fact that the rtaus aa foltowj: Tim carllrat property wa* not suitably encemetery in Hasting* had been derned. a fence was built about Um burial plat That rummer Sirs Bartow* broUmr. William Tyler of Troy, New York, a Bcbooi building now stands, and landscape painter of more than ordinary renown, some of his picture* hang tn leading art gaUgnca in New York City, vislthe need of a suitable burying ground outside the city Ltmlta, ouch a ppad to him Im made a akrtch ot It, and otThla return •ait back a beautiful Utile jear, pioneer merchant*, evlCaiUy acting for a eoclely, pur- STEAKS PLAID STAMPS 'Super Right’ being the second burial recorded on September 1*. 1870, and a week later Um third body brought there for Interment—* five year old child ot William Story of Removal of Itemalnmg Bodin* Ln Old Cemetery To ib3> HAMS s'd. In malting lhe first plat a Turkeys wbom burial permit* were issued. T-BONE CENTER CUT or CHIP ROUND W#ib IBoo Xl 1* related by number* < t the family MUI llring Mrt BANANAS Bartow, secure <Mra. William a Goodyear > drove lo the cemetery and hau-kt selected Um spot for let mon council and urge the re­ Luk. resting place, although the moval of all bodtew remaining tract was still unplatted, aa the thought of removal fran Uie old burying ground, which would be only a abort question of time. McNaughton, and M. lUiwll She choae a beautiful spot r- irrounded by rtatriy tree*, with the river In plain view. ORANGES 59 Nutley sama; that 10 bodies removed by friends, and tital sixteen still remained Margarine 1 lb. Pkg. 49c 2 lb. Pkg. $1.79 TRUE WITH PLAID A&P, Grade A 51b Box Jane Parker 8 Inch Homestyle 1 lb., 13 oz. Cans $p29 Frozen YOUR DREAMS COME When we rtnlixe the arduous PEACHES »>09»•... W o I ft lb. ebb 5-89' 1 lb. Carton Quartered <■39* ^49* SHRIMP Shrimp 10 ox. Pkg. 69c OCEAN PERCH Sixel 13 Jud* X, 1*77 a bond at $10000 to "faithfully parfarm and complete hl* work." The task, no small one. wa* re­ ported at the July 31 council meeting a* completed by Mr. Breaded 10 ox. Q Q7< Pkg*.... W ter w I California Navel 2 lb. bog19C *6» Blodo Cute Cop'n John's FISH STICKS DeHon. Michigan *£•49^ ^‘•29C“> Boston Butt Style Cop'n John', Fresh CARROTS $127 00 a* per contract plus $7.00 additional far removing and Jy ft, |b. Amounts Fully Trimmed Real Value question or more LEG 0' LAMB PORK ROAST CHUCK ROAST CenHr A 2 ibs t * 29‘ in Hastings' first burying mm EDVCDC Breart with I K I EK J Rib* Attachad r>malnder brought prices rang­ ing from 15000 to $15.00, *c- whenever poMble, a* well a* Aocordlng to the record* and Use early 40's. Emily Knappen. from perecnal testimony, Mr*. aged 33. wife of H. I. Knappen, April. 33. 1843; and Abby Ann. person buritd In Riverside Ceraewlfa of Dr. William Upjohn. lib. * lb. 6 to 9 Ibs. $.O5 PORTERHOUSE J >ib # #ib. • *2Qc Hamburger Oven Ready hundred lota at Riverside mcn- H. A. Goodyear, Daniel Herrick. •uni of $3450 00 liad been reali­ Henry CanUnc. Mr. and Mr*. SIRLOIN or Cube gg, Article three. I think, la cspecially -Interesting. and I here­ with submit Um enure article m given in 1922: HISTORY OP RIVERSIDE CEMETERY b formation concerning First Burial TO Occur Here ■ BEEF SALE Super Right” erected la 1171 MARVEL APPLE ICECREAM PIE 39‘ ft sai-49 ALL FLAVORS 11 lbs. Each 4.991 AGrP Whole Kemal Pancake & Waffle SYRUP i Vi» W iM ; l~ r- CORN A&P Grape Juice Coleman Earl Colemon 691 3,of 89‘ Tomato Juice 1ft Qt. Decanter LOCKSHORE agency Jl* Coleman Mi. Wl 5-3442 Skimmed MilkJi. 2# 4-59‘ Heinz Soup.?. Sleeve Pack—101 ox. Cans t Campbell's 3 89‘ MUSHROOM 4,-59 VEGETABLE Pillsbury or Ann Page Layer Cake Mix 1 lb., 2 ox. Pkgs. OQc uper Market �; silver. furniture end other things *—mr bastings banner Nashville Group Aids Family After Fire Loss Thursday, M.rrh 4. 1*3 Proceedings of the Barry Co. Board of Supervisors >4FUHTItF.M HKHOUVKP tkat iable of completely outfilim? the family. but they ar. rea-hto give them a good start .D, ^ room chairs and cheats o! draware still necded _.. _ .h# Fire starting from on overr-|er» ­ heated heated heaUng heaUng stove stove completely completely j it anyone has »nythlny: -o- • gutted the residence ot Mr. and Crabtree family, call Mrs wm. Mra. Charles Crabtree of MM Hamm at Nashville Her husGreggs Crossing road, northwest band has been giving a of Nashville, Wednesday after- slat in repairing furniture since noon. Feb. 24. ■ the NEO was organised. The only persons in the home j “• , , when the fire broke out were Mr. I Present AntlgOPC Crabtree's nleee. Mrs Wayne/' production of the Mabry, and her 17-month -old The new daughter. Sabrina Mr. Crabtree -AnUKOworks at lhe Babcock filling «ta- * .U““T sXday. lion in Nashville and Mrs Crab-1 P?' ,on, Kellogg Comtree is cmuloved at Michigan March 5-6. at tne Ketwgg Magnetics in Vermontville. The i munlty College auditorium five Crabtree children were In •-------------------------- ------school. EXPERT TIRE , The high wind and intense ■ SERVICE smoke hindered the Nashville volunteer Are department. The I | Vermontville department was . called to assdsl. The firemen were able lo save ' only a small amount of living I Tire Shop l room furniture. All of the cloth-. u. 5. ROYAL I ing for the Crabtree and Mabry families was lost. ' The Crabtrees have five chll-1 Best Buys on dren. Sharon. 14; Charles. 11; sw & Used Tires j Dale. 10; Lou Ann. 8, and Nor- | Mw.Hd FRIEI j Following thft-fire the Crab-1 trees went to the home of rtlatlves, Mr and Mrs. Richard Powers. near Vermontville, RS! Charlotte, and Mra. Mabry, her I I husband end daughter went to I stay with Lansing relatives They I expect to move Into a luxisc on ■ FRII Greg 81reel in NashviUe In about I PARKING a week. I Before the fire trucks were | bark in from th. Ore the Nath-; vllle Emergency group w get----- —--------- ---.nnIIT. •Ung clothing, bedding, dishes. Please See MORL ABOUT. IM BARR UrKlbl.il. Ik* H4MmN* >r4 of Huwr«l Mu< SKttU S. Kib* os". . SSl.f For Banner Clamifird Acts CalT-WI 5-3481. S Ha'uaxi ’65 CHEVROLET These great performers are the lowest priced models at our One-Stop Shopping Center ’ safes./ Co. ..• # CadillM l.r-.nwru MWirmtnl null BE IT FUBTHEB HEBOLVED tk.t RB®WM JLSBLtitM-UJIMHJllBi MU 11LB19JUUL. LMH1 WfflH ; n Ma.' 34. MfBIl IS. iftiiM* ” s®r av oiWr 81*1* ot MkMcM Boisn or MTPwnsnHfl tw l|;« voualy ot Barry r J.-., 4.10 300.00 300 00 loo.on h,-,. D*«kl< SSa« Co. .. RaatfM* C.-l=S,r<l*l Top lo bottom: Chtru II 100, Conair 500, Chcrtlle SOO, ChemUi Bucaynt. AU t-door modtU. W H £rtlKK»O*. Hard to tell at a glance that each of these beauties u the lowest priced In its line. The ride doesn’t show it. Or the interior. Or.the performance. Just the price sticker. ' T*hat luxurious ’65 Biscayne has the room of many expensive cars. Plus a handsome color-keyed intenor with plush vinyls, fine fabrics, full deep-twist ^(JhevJie, America’s fav^l intermediate-size car, the international flavor of a rear engine hardtop, promieoJunJfor the months ahead. Chevrolet, Chevelle and Chevy II are available with the economical Turbo-Thrift Six engine. It's economical, warms up nuickly, idles silently. It’s light, efficient, quiet, and spirited. Corvair’s rear-mounted Turbo-Air Six delivers tho best balance and traction for has clean new styling, witfl^ening doora, roomy, tastefully trimmed interior, W alh the easy-care feature* of the big Chevrolet.^. Chevy II got a whole lot smarOHt for ’65—but kept its common sense! Still family-size, easy to handle, economical, and the lowest priced Chevrolet out. Both Corvair Sport Coupe and Sport Sedan have n^o^S00'"1- Hutinfi M*t*r SS.5T4 SB SS.ST4.il tin gvkaata Starfer ^T?ellie» H.rik. the low payments on your new one. Only you will know how practical you’ve been. Because it sure won’t show! discover the difference -----------HEVROLETj Drive something really new-discover the difference at your Chevrolet dealer's Chevrolet • Chevdle • Chevy II• Comdr-Corvette Bint* «< MUiiiu JI 36*4 LARKE BUICK-CHEVROLET 1435 5. Hanov.r HASTINGS _ :: Wl 5-2425 � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/492/HastingsBanner_1965-03-11.pdf f30c6d7d163b1a57432b3f4435205649 PDF Text Text with a :17:51 qualifying lap on July It, saw that smashed by Richard Amltk on Aug. 2, then retained the record on Sept. 6. The “Str ear, and equipment, requires an investment of about Yi0.('OO plus salaries/for mechanic*. pit crew* and the driven.. The Hastings Banner One Hundred end Ninth Year Hastings, Michigan, Thunday, March 11, 1965 Retail Sales Hit S31.2 Million in Barrv in Year Banner Classified Ads Are the Spring Tonic for a Run Down Winter Pune 20 Page*—3 Section* NUMBER 47 EDITORIALS-!'For 1”School *""’'" br HM.C' Barry County's 317 retail es- WM the Annua) World D*y of tabllshmenta had 431J million in I _ . .Tt ■k. in UO. « in™. »I 20iP">" ,h“ ™“ « “L percent from 1958, the UB. Bu- 'nominations met throughout the mu of the census has just re­ world in a spirit of Christian ported after tabulating data gathered from all firms in the li>63 census of business The last previous business cen­ sus conducted by the census bu­ reau. an agency of the UB. De­ partment of Commerce, was in origin. A portion of the message used In the local service, held thia year tn the Presbyterian Church on Friday. Is quoted herewith as espe­ cially appropriate for the lenten do justice, and to love kind­ ness. and to walk humbly with jour God? Micah 8:8 This Old Testament verse apeak* to us with meaning today. The Church in the midst ot a modem social revolution finds its very existence tested. The true Church Additions April 6 Residents of tJir Hastings School District will have an opportunity to see what more than 4307,000 of j their money has purchased when Northeastern and Southeastern Schools on Tuesday. April 0. at Guenther Tuesday noon announced meeting at the Kliool were practically completed and that residents would be invited to Inspect Ute additional education facilities. CJ million. thoughtful meditation by oil of us. In volume of business the county’s food stores had sale* of WHAT DOTH THE electrical 424.452. other expenses $81 million, an Increase Of 10 IORD REQUIRE SERVANTS in his name. This does percent from 1958 In other re­ He has showed you. O man. tail business— the county's eating and drinking place* had sales of what Is good: and what doe* (Please turn to Pg. 4, this-Sec.) 415 million, and gasoline servto be opened Monday, Supt. Ouen- Reminds Barry ‘Brigadoon’ Also Financial Success Farmers to Sign Supt. Richard J. Guenther re_ . wai » ported to the juuongs Hoard or For Feed Plan _ ’ Melvin Smith, office manager of the Barry A3CB, trould like to remind farmers that they Expenses Included 410905 for scores. 145858 for royalty and mu- in the 1965 Feed Grain Program Advance payments are avail­ 41.039.70 for rental of costume* and able within two or three days af­ scenery and 4300 06 for transporta­ tion charges. ter the farmer signs up. Night meetings are being held ilthtn the county for the con- Middleville Man Dies Wednesday; Rites Saturday able to get into ths office during the day. Opportunity will be glvWednesday at Pennock Hospital, thl* time. The following I* a list of places urday at the Beeler Funeral for til esc meetings: Home in Middleville. Woodland Fire Station. March 15: Prairieville Town Hall. March 16; Assyria Town Hall. March 17. and Middleville Town Hall. March 19. proximately 8 pm. The final date far filing your Intentions is March 28. □Violence Follows Basketball Came merchandise group stores had sales of 11.7 million, ntul lumber, building materials, hardware and At Battle Creek form equipment .d e aJxci.had Hon. Auto dealers and related re­ tail trade establishments had sales of 445 million. With the new Kindergarten. Hastings will have eight Kinder­ garten rooms with about 30 stu­ dents In each. Pupils from prea- gws Battle Creek and Hastings auth­ fow-ytar pe orities are completing their inves­ tigation of lhe incidents which effort and William Kirkpatrick, occurred follovrtng the BearcatBaxon district basketball game Sat­ urday night at Battle Creek. Hostings Supt. of Schools Rfch-Census reports to be issued during the next few months Will srd J. Guenther told members of give state and county figures on wholesale and service trades, manufacturing and mineral In­ the Battle Creek School and com­ munity had apologized for the dustrie*. - . behavior of the youngsters and Uvat disciplinary action was being ,u major types of retail establish­ taken. Three Battle Creek Central stuments in each county are pro­ vided In the printed report: 1983 iente admitted throwing eggs at Hastings school buses as they census of business, retail trade. Michigan, available at 460 from drove towards Hastings and all Another bad Ar* In the Nash­ Superintendent ot Documents. ville area destroyed the rural Washington. D.C. 20402 and at borne of Mr. and Mrs. James US Department of Commerce Fenstcmaker of 9015 Bayne Road, Arid offices. The windshield of the bus driven northwest of the village early Friday evening soft drink bottle and two Hastings Mr*. Betty FensMmaker and Another Fire Destroys Rural Nashville Home Annexation of the 10 proposed districts on July 1 can go through outside of tlie *K-12“ act, and the dlitricte being annexed, ,wUl aiiarc in the Hastings district's debt Bupt Guenther reported. Board member* Tuesday .adopted the repogt) <4 the committee f« teacher evaluation. . . . . Formal approval of contract* tar MV*. --- _ school mathematics instructor,, rehUclng^ Gordon Brazos who reanne 0, Kenneth 7, Vickie S. and semmter. Molyneux is a mld-yW was kicked. Smith immediately Donald 2. were at home follow­ sradiMta av Sima ■ k.. turned on the flashing light of ing the supper hour when Mrs. he bus and police arrived to quiet the disturbance. One student was Middleville; five grandchildren, Michigan Air National Guard Ludington High in 1943. four great grar.dclUldrcn, nnd a headquarters in Battle Creek. Barbar* Cluse was driving the brother, Canver, Middleville. --- ni-u.n.i-aiy monlvlUe’s new village president family car out of the parking lot She called a codiln. Richard — Allen, in Nashville, and her par­ Physical education Instructor In vlth five other girls when a rock ono vote, defeating his oppon- the she of a grapefruit crashed ents. Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Mc- 1965-88. replacing Robert Carlson who is to tench physical education enl Wilbur Walsh 51 to 50 through a window of the car. The Kelry of rural Hastings, before in ihe secondary school. Mrs Trumble was nominated by the she and James went upstairs Robbe, who has taught here on n Citizens ticket and Walsh by rindsliield. The rock fell ch where the smoke was Alling the full and part-time basU for three area and they started throwing backward glances “h'tr ofyesterday".... as gleaned from tbe Banner files Donald Hummel with 52. Hum­ he added, and said the problem vide unole water supply. mel was appointed last Sum­ Because the fire had made mer to complete tl>e uncxplrrd such headway th* house was term of Otus Mills who moved pretty well destroyed Inside be­ Into tin presidency when Leon­ It left Hastings. fore the department arrived ard Aldrich resigned Bath Mus­ Only a few item* from the sec­ ser and Hummel were running on the Citlsena ticket. Unsus- man. (R). 50, and Wrd WoiA unique birthday party was held in the Goodwill neighbor­ mg hood Wednesday evening. In­ which the smoke was heaviest When Mr. Allen arrived he Hattie Creek Police Chief Etarl alerted the Nashville volunteer B. Roberts termed tthe incidents Are department Bayne road has 'irresponsible and infantile be- been almost impassable because of mud and slush, so nearby tanners met the department al will not tolerate It to continue. the intersection ot M-68 and Bayne, and assisted with their neetlng said Hastinas' relation* tractor* in getting the equipment with Battle Creek Central have South Haven. Hastings to Exclumge Mayors Hastings is scheduled * to ex­ George Firstar, running for change mayors with South Haven time the frigate on assessor on the Republican ticket as one of Use highlights of Mlchlopposed. fhncfly wrapped packages, friends Philippines. help Rene Gangulllet and Chea­ ter Lyons celebrate thdr birth- by Western Michigan College of Education for a five-year tost The Fay Greens To Celebrate 60th Anniversary Nashville's Mayor Gladys Miller Is to exchange with Dearborn Mayor Orville L. Hubpard Back tn 1955 Hastings and Dearborn Noted University Group to Present Varied Program ip Auditorium; Profits to Go forScholanihips u Coast-to-coaut television brood­ casta (Ed Sullivan. Pat Boone, Dinah Shore arid Perry Oomo| sbbws). a movie short entitled. by-RKG-Pathe. and a record of college songs for Decca Records are among the Club's accom- dikie: Stanley Trumble New President Of Vermontville ts still hospitalu«l in Ann Arbor These earnings were equal to following Injuries sustained in * 41 a share on 1037.700 share* of cctiool wrestling accident. Expense* common slock outstanding, as are running approximately »1,000 opponent. against 41.09 on the same nummontviUe friend* are attampUng / Hastings is a major producer to lighten the load by sponaorttv \ of piston rings, oil Alters, and canisters in business establish­ TSssite oil additives. ments. Famed U-M Men’s Glee Club to Sing Here on Thursday The University of Michigan takes pride in presenting tbe Men’s Glee Club, acclaimed by many as the outstanding college glee club in the Nation, at Central Auditorium in Hastings at Uon of student* in ihe oouniy and dial Hastings may have one room, 8:IS p.m. this Thursday, March 11. . Since its founding, and particularly in recent years under ind poaslbly two. for mentallj tundlcapped students next year the direction of Philip A. Duey, the Club has gained nationwide —------- 77 recognition, appearing In con-, - ----------------- ■ ■ • certs from New York City to Los |B ’ ' '! Angeles. : 1 ■ . .,.1 in addlllou io IU co nee r l | ' Hastings Mfg. Co. Reports Earnings Tom Humphreys Hasting* Manufacturing Com­ pany him reported pct earnings Still Hospitalized of 41.033.169 after taxes In the Ascal year ended Dec. 31. 1984. compared with 41.128.461 in the •The Midnight Sons'* quartette of .the University of Michigan Eastern Michigan University in 1948. She will alw teach one hour of secondary physical education Terril Zylman, 27. a native of Holland where lie was graduates from high school In 1955, was hired Club's two private record reje**M become popular on the campus and among alumni and friends. . In theTWlof INI. the Club did its first joint concert with the Glee Club of a football op­ verslty. and since then these con1)1 recIs Glee Club—Music Partlclpatlng clubs have been thqse of Cornel), Duke. Michigan urged to attend a concert to be State. Ohio State. Indiana. IU1- given by the University of Michi­ nol* and Wisconsin. gan Men's Glee Club in Central Auditorium at 8:15 pm. this Thunday. Philip A. Duey win During the Bummer of 1955 It direct the- outstanding program. did a four-week tour of Holland. Germany. Austria. Italy, Swit­ arshlps for Barry County stu­ zerland. and France. Including a dents. i v ’ command performance before Queen Juliana of Thg, Nether­ lands and an appearance at the Fourth of July celebration of the American Embassy in Rome He received Ms BS degree from Centennial year in-ISM. the Glee Hope College iff i960 and has Club toured Great Britain. Bel­ gium. France. The Netherlands. ■hree at Grand Rapids Godfrey- Germany. Denmarlf. Norway, and Lee He has been a member of the Sweden, with performances at Grand Rapids Symphony Orches- th* Free University in West Ber­ lin and over several European tadio networks The past Bummer the Club did lercock College. a Av* week lour which included concerts in Italy. Greece. Yugo­ slavia. Austria. Poland. Germany. France and Great Britain Parti- '945. She is a native of Grand Rapids Mrs Quinlan will teach American Embassy In London Perhap* the highest achieve­ the new kindergarten room. The Nashville Emergency Mr*. Marjorie Eggleatoc. who ment in th* Gle* Club's history Group immediately started get­ previously taught here for nine took place at the 12th and 17th Annual International Musical ting funiLUilngs and clothing Eisteddfods In Llangollen. Wales, ready for the family, and Any­ where the Club won first place one wishing to contribute with' Western Michigan Unlvenity. f6r male choir* among 18 com­ either article* or money are asked to contact Mn. Wm Middleville, la to teach at North- peting group* from ten countries In 1959 and among 19 competing (Marion) Hamm, phone OL 3­ group* from ten countries In 9711. or Mrs. Wm. (Dorothy) 1983. Presenting the Internation­ Hayter, phone 683-8151. tlce teaching here. She taught one al Trophy. Dr. Sydney Northcote. Until suitable living quarters Internationally known choral ad­ are found the Ftnsteinaker fami­ native of Hart. judicator. described the Glee ly la staying with her parents Club as. “A thoroughly compeat 3153.McOllnn Road. Hastings of th* highlights ot the second annual Michigan Week celebration. church and when finished, the Wilbur T>. Wert was reoenily 8. Hanover, wlllobserv* their 80th Other pairings are Bellevue and group gathered in the basement I named comp director and will wedding annlvsruBry. Na celehni- Walkerville, Coldwater and gogtr* for refreshments, which Included be in charge of the work. City, Richland and'But Jordan. the traditional birthday caka ... Deen Solomon, «a of Mr. a VennontvlUe and Wolverine. Eaton Mrs. Wilbur 6olorazm. R2 Drib Middleville opened Ite first Rapids and Millington. Olivet and engaged In bk t the Marine des at Woods I OH Campus Study College. WMU graduate Her husband. Jack. adventurous.* it employed at the E. W. bum Board members approved peti­ tioning the City to install curb and gutter and blacktop op a Young Susan Hansen Of Nashville Has Hl Scholarship vide, has won a Michigan State University 4H Scholarship for 1801- County to receive this honor and recognition this year Last year in Barry County there to Natalie Bortak. 804 N Tarte*. tings; Clarence Oolhson. R3. Deltap; Charlene Hamilton, Ri Bellq- aral' Mary Hollister. Middleville. about Mary's academic record this graduates of Middleville T-K High School. Orangeville Notice: Orangeville Twp. annual meet­ ing will be held at Orangeville. Fire Bam. Saturday, April 3. adoption ot budget. , Raymond Bourdo. Orangeville Twp. Clerk 3 35 The Annual Township meeting Of special interest Is the fact will be held 00 Awd 3. 1965. *1 that the Glee Chib Is a student 1:30 pm. at the Masonic Temple in Hickory Corner*. Mich. . . . GLEE CLUB, Pag* 3. �Was ■ d—th of her mourn. nJ Conger of Richland The funeral Plpp was held Wednesday at the he Presbyterian Church In Rich- of Mr- and Mn . HIM Claypoole Caroline Booth, Mrs. Audrey Kappa Gammas IftgyTalk on Stoek Market KT&A" -ssrs-’Ki her mother, Mrs. NeUle Schcnkel, and other relatives, a Don Stauf­ fer ot WMU visited his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Don BUuffer, and attended the Fennvdic-Middle­ ville game. end Mr. and Mrs. BchanU of Uoti for appcndlcltla garet Abbott. Mrs. Marjorie Bolo- Caledonia stayed at the Browns man. Mn«Bharon Habegger.Mrs * Bunday worn- Barbara Huss. Mrs. Francis while she was away. * Mary By Mrt. Leland Hammond Frost, daughter of Mr. aneVMn. reception was held at the home Maichele. Mrs. Barbara Appel Albert Prost, returned home re­ and Mrs. Dorothy Dean. cently from the Mayo Brothers Methodist Church service. Some Clinic tn Rochester. Minn. She of the girls took active part In will meet Monday. March IS., extended the happy couple. will not return to school the rest , interested tn a future college Uie service*, as ushers, organist of the year. Mary is a Junior In I for the prelude, greeters and aco- career took a scholarship cxnmi>diit Church uie. Lewis -------------M'Uxxh.t - T-K School, * Mr. received ---------- •» Mrs Alan Grafmlller and *on. lytgs Sharon *|8chad attended a spKial reccgnltlon as she had,basement Tuesday morning. mon Lent Corners in our — —— and flu are prevalent * Con­ i gralulations arc extended to Miss Karen DePoly and Chip Vickery who were married in the Covenant Church at Richland. Sat­ urday. * Mr. and Mrs. George B. Doster were hosts to s party Saturday evening. Feb. -0. Country ICE CREAM £AKE ROLLS Trash „ 3 1.00 W-BRAND FROZEN SMELT BURNY BROS. HARD ROLLS PHILADELPHIA CRtAM SPARTAN SLICED CHEESE HAPPIER FAMILIES fi/lWRllWQUALITY Itov. Hein gel ga»« information t) the organisation and ranc- InvMimmt of private capital. He indicated the need to carry In­ surance during the years of one's life when his family requires protection; he further empha­ sised the advantage of buying stocks and bonds, not as specu­ lative ventures but ns the means of providing against Inflation. - Ho mnlnded hU audience that retirtnirxit and Social Security will 4101 accomplish thia since the dollar now buys less than Ffolen' SWIFTS PREMIUM PRO-TEN TENDERED BEEF CABBAGE 101 Carefully fed foe lop quality ... today. •earclL Mrs. Roeeikn «>29« OVEN-FRESH RAISIN BREAD — 10= CAMPBELL'S TOMATO SOUP -1.00 CAMPBELL'S PORK & BEANS 8 SPAG. DINNER W/MEAT .<K?Z£’%39< SPAG. DINNER wnH mushrooms SC!»i’rS.39‘ Siegel, CENTER RIB tending college, the study's pur- high school Holly Inn on 28th Street, Grand Raptds, wu announced. 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Hastings Native, Dewey, ex-Governor of New । York, was business manager and Dies Tuesday | a soloist with the Olee Club Ln Retires in LA. | hH days as a student at the Uni­ THE HARTINGS BANNER—3 Thursday, March 11, IftfrS Name Geiger Freeport President Charles Geiger, publisher of the Freeport News, wm elected village president on the Citbvn's ticket tn the Freeport election held MonMy. defeating Milton Miner, of Capt. Warren M. SUlson. early Peoples ticket, by » 82 to » vote. , verslty. S’.', McN““«»“on. TO. R2 Middle-1i More recent Glee Clubbers who morning chief of police and long­ ville. who died al 11:40 pm 1 have moved on to professional est In point of service on the Tuesday at Pennock Hospital I Ringing activities Include Russell force—43 years— retired recently Funeral services for Mrs. MAble are to be held at 2 pm. Satur­ j Christopher, with the Metropoll­ day at Ute Beeler Funeral Home! tan Opera Company. Robert McEvelyn Waltcn was elected treas- Bchaibly. S3. Hl Woodland. who at Middleville. , , ! Ora th, with the Mitch Miller In a drainage ditch near tier unopposed. cemetery ** j Show and other television work. Academy. Named councilman were Charles 1 and Ara Berberian, who Is alngA famed detective, having Blough, with 80 votea; Gordon : *”«_2n opyra and oratorio tn New Chapel at Lake Odom. ted to the hospital at 3:45 the; York and elsewhere. lary and auto theft dotal's and The Rev. Ronald Hoffman of * ShiT Jurrtv^iL411^ , u 1’ Untquf Unique Bnd and msatUe, versatile, the the Glee Glee Charlotte. pastor ot ihe Kil­ Iff8n c,ub h*» won P«*l f»VOr with os long-time head of the crime lab. Btllson alto had more time patrick United BrcUvren Church °.f ,u renvtatty varied repertoire. in than any other na captain. rtteiiite Pcrform«1 With the smooth and Jota&?Ctaw£^ 'Mr* M nnU yphfcyy* *ty|c d^unetin ot i present-day professional singing MlchHu«° Mahala Moore's 29 group*. Expert arranging of song* ’Denham> Btllson. wa* a veteran by the director ha* given a freah oI Wor,d Ww r IIe Joined U* louch to everything in the Club1* Department a* a civilian Mnre Ahn nt nags, as be w>i returning program, consisting of selections telephone operator tn 1921 and home from school. ranging from the aork* of the became a policeman on Nov. 6. Deputy Willard Redmond wild master* to the more popular B>23. wltenabout* of these people call t,,,e4 | The retiring captain plana on Maurice Greenfield. Wl 5-5807: Aho included in the program Is ■ taking tilings uuy from now on Catherine Davie.%, Ena Mae Man- ^■Atigallon. Continued from Page One Mrs Bchaibly was bom in a special group of Uie traditional and will look back on the day* ay. Virginia McLaury, Gordon Ja! college song*, designed to bring when he helped aolve such fa- ;ota. Kenneth Tinker and Zabclle Odesra Township on Dec. 16, Hill. Hie daughter of WillUun । back nostalgic cmemorte* to all mous raias tlK William Hlck- Adrounlc. managed, self - perpetuating or­ i college grads. Each year the Glee num- kidnap-murdcr row of the and Maude <VanBrockllni Workganisation. The stutifril officers Club features several ensembles uie Klw and the time he apent ley She married Georgv Schalbly are responsible for the managing ?nd In l‘J40 and they lived a mile Of ouU,Uniln« running the aclentlflc invrcUgaof the Club's concert tours' and . bre Prominent music critic* and Uol. divijion and one-half west of Woodland other .activities . audiences agree that The Uni. . . verslty of Michigan. Men s G!ec| aHd ‘“’e„ £* ond oldest college glee club th Club presents a concert that is 640 8L, America. The Club Li composedl top* in quality and entertain-: AD’cit“Lansing Rfaslnetti University. of graduate and undergraduate 'ment. Continued from Page One j In addition* to her husband, ------------ •-----------member* from every college In John Bay. director of Pennock nie Jim Btanlakes of Lansing ihe is survived by a ron. Duane, the University Past membeni of Hospital, is a former member of I *ere guwte of her sister, Mr*, waa organized with the help of Woodbind; three brutlicrs. Ray the Club include such celebrated the Glee Club Ray Bratton, over the weekend the Congregational Ladles’ Aid Workley. Denver. Colo.; Roy u M *~T------Mr- iU,d Mrs and Society. Book* will be available Lake Cdreva. ami Gallen. Eavt High Bank Farm Bureau Mra c. T. Cordca spent March to all persons in Middleville and Lansing, and her father, William, Member* of^ the High Bank 7 with the William Yates family tlio surrounding territory. Hours Lak. Odessa will be In the afternoon from ________ __ Funeral Services ForMrs.Schaibly To be Friday eniwui j&NBTOEBasfflnre lii.vc nner r.. .at rev & Where Are They? 'Glee Club More About------- Backward Glances Dr. A. E. Dahlman . . DC Chiropractor 128 W. Center St. Hastings Phone Wl 5-3394 OBITUARY . ™ ------- -------------- -WIM. 7 pm. There will be a potluck old last week supper. tour family March birthdays. Mian Katherine Feltser ot Grand Rapids spent Sunday with her parents, the C. H. Fdtrers. and Mr. and Mrs Claude Sherman. aLw of Grand Rapids were Bunday callers Mr. and Mrs Roy Kelley of Algonquin Monday THIS WEEK'S SPECIALS GARDNER’S-the SUPER DRUG Store where you con save on all your Health Needs, including Prescrip­ tions. Guaranteed low, fair prices on all pharmaceuticals. SALE REGULAR 49' Carter's Pills ..._ _ _ _ 37‘ Alarm Clock ’1” Mello Mist Hair Spray_ _ _ 51' Mineral OH 29' Lydia Grey Tissues 19' S & M Toilet Tissue 10/66 T.___________________ "David Copperfield” with a note- CHARLES STAHL Charles Stahl, the 1 Polly Hastings WCTU To Meet 1. was Lionel Barrymore. Maureen Eash and Benjamin Coun­ O'Sullivan. Madge Evarts, and born Nov. 0. 1885. in ty Here he farmed most of his WCTU will meet at the Medical : Facility Tuesday. March 18, with 40 Years Ago * todlan of the Clarksville School. Members of the Brotherhood i J,c lrtl thl* Hf® Feb 25. 1965 to attend Legislative Day in will have their wives os guests Hc waa preceded In death by one Lansing. Wednesday. March 24. Notify Mrs Perry. R3 Hastings wm ten lure u musical program ----- — —--------r in the church auditorium. Hugh Stahl: three sons. ------ • ------------------ Kenneth. Lloyd and Dalton: one daughter. Mrs Glenna Eldred, •upper rquad. all of Clarksville: one foster daughter. Mrs. Ada Rogers, ol I-ike Odessa; 11 grandchildren: with 20 great grandchildren, and two WILL HAVE TREE RIPENED Alster*, Mrs. Addie Crawford and ORANGES AND GRAPE­ Mrs. Trade Prentiss, both of Scout work here. FRUIT AGAIN-10% off on All Grants Pass. Oregon. pecan*. See ad in classified and In Business Directory. G. W. 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Hanover _______________________________ ■ — wm l» no.ru. thomju uo nt «tn--tu urn *STRAMD^HASTINGS* STORE HOURS — Shop Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday & Saturday 9:30 to 5:30; Friday 9:30 'til 9:00 �Sally Heath New Director Of Kitanniwa that night alter night thousands EDITORIAL are poorly clothed and live in cold. infested rooms? Church, nation and the world. She U constrained to INVOLVE herself Justice la th* rule: for example, in improving cohdtUoiu that affect denying the vote to American dtl- The Hastings Banner rcspKislbllliy. Struggling for uni­ versal ju*dce 1* part of the mission of every Christian and the worid- B. M, OOQK. K-lllw 0MX UUNDBBD AND a strong wline* for my Christian MUUHCUHTiua The command is "Love your neigh­ bor as yourself,” and "be kind." IhU U the kind of love that make* in Christian love. I must liave a about my neighbors dally life. MIGHIGAN I’UKBB gUYIO*. Us. AMIRICAN NtWiPAPia BIPRISINTATIVD Im. NATIONAL home far his family, about hi* children'* education. Kindne** springing from Cliris- resist having ol next door neigh­ bor* a family of a race different first, because this la right, and second, because living as Children EDITOR LAL of God in ONE FAMILY con­ tributes something of worth to all How can I pray for myself and COMPLETE LAUNDRY SERVICE Family Bundles Damp Wash • Wash and Fluff Dry ■ W« Finish Shirts, Flahrodt. Work Clothos HASTINGS HOME LAUNDRY (Lillian & Roy Gibson) 323 S. Michigan Wl 5-4062 In Nashville ' Grand Valley . College Plans ’ Honors Institute I The Honora Institute foi nual village election. MU* Sally HMth, daughter of Mr. and Mr*. Adelbert Heath of «. - ~~ ~ 1oung ocww, » —.-R4 Hastings and valedictorian of, been nominated at the' for hlglj ncijool student*- The loving of LOtncihliig about these need*, not WE NEED TO -DO JUSTICE— 83 Cajt Votes Camp Fire Girls' Camp Kltan- had served on the council for | 81*uj College from July 0 to Aug. nlwa on the Bird Hoad In Balli- four years. Michael Appchnon J3 more Towtuhlp. | waa elected to replace him. j Tljc pro(rnun u (j(rjgiud for MU* Heath teaches in lhe »cl-: Tho*e elected are; ,yill*ge . high school student* still another responsibility. I must ence department of State Uni- 'president. Mn*. Gladys Miller. 83; wh(J wUiJ explore n specific be a pan of a fellowship, a fdlowverslty CoMege in Cortland. N.Y. clerk. Mra Ada Skedgod. M; i lubJecl ln a preview of Her father te chief engineer for treasurer. Mr*. Marguerite WU- j jCVCj programs. Subject lhe George R. Rich Mfg. Oom- gon. 81; trustee* for two year*. frvsU offend are chcmtetry, phyp*ny in Battle Creek and her Harold Norrta, 80, Michael Apbiology. iitatlxcmuUc*. cnxiIn this ONE Christian fellowship mother teaches 6th grade at peirmin, 82. and Loren Noddins, Ure wrnUlg> and American 111*we must liave a growing deatre for Northeastero school here. ; ga, and for amessor. Carl Tut- I. tunthe UNITY of the church of Jesus An outstanding student while tie, 82. at Hasting* High School, the ------------•----------- Clui»t Tilts fellowship must pro­ the GVBC and H1FYS stuff. In WORK OF LITTLE RACOON—Conservation Officer Gene Brown reddteh blonde Sally was a win- - T a . vide MORE ecumenical opportuniaddition. gu«»t lecturers from a ner of one of the coveted Na- Wpsy lUlllI'UtlOH variety ot fisida will augment tional Merit Scholarship*, a I’VYY UUUVaaivsi the program with Uuiructton in solve any problaru that stand in member of the National Honor o. IT . O ‘ their FpwtiallUcsSociety, excelled in debating. Stott t() KCVICW band work and 4H Club acUvl- LHdll W xtvuvn Studcnta bi Lhe HIFY8 pro­ building in the Fall, big and fat. When Spring approached, he lie*, was editor of lhe school o gram* will attend lectures in 10* tlio morning and groups studies yearbook and winner of Ute Glrte SnRPCIl ^(TVICCS Athletic Association award. OJJCVVil OV1 tivvo ' in their chosen field* Ui the afA* we observe the World Day’ celling tile, ripping up cupboards and generally making She Is a graduate of the Uni- i Four typea of speech defects urnopii. Weekly field trips are of Prayer in this spirit of unity.;____________ to — various scientific—and versltv of Michigan, got her mas- . are to be dlscuMed in coming planned — —------------------— we need more Uian ever before to picked him up Thursday.—Banner photo, ter'* degree in physics at the articles prepared by spreeh industrial itscerch renters In remember that God REQUIRES ‘ University of California, then therapist's on the Barry Special the area, and,to Interlochen Mu­ Chief of Police Richard Sunior . ....ut Antonio Education staff. Me Camp and IM SitaUord. Un­ tut, Calif, before j u Ute flrat article lite prob- bsrio. shaki*p«rc FoaivaL building and play. Atty. Paul ---- id. I jnn Of defective articulation wlU Further information and apFurther information and ap­ siege! said tbe City has the right Meanttme she ipent three dlscuMcd. Articulation prob- plication* may be obtained by ... ...........to - Dean Arthur a-,*..,- rSummers (one as a director of cutnpnM Uw majority of writing C. mH. Hill*, the senior unit) counseling at 31)(<ch probli1IU| kcu in scluul Grand Valley Suite- College. AlKltanniwa. where she was a fa-j Kitanntwa. fa­ cmklren. In U» second lendaJe. Tile first student from vorite. counseled another Sum­ I article the problem of defecUre • Burry County at G. V. S. C. cn. . -. ■ . ...____________ , , • , * . . . to Ute safety committee and Chief mer at a private camp at Water­ ■ fluency or •Cultaring will be U>red this y«tr as a freshman. -- ------- 2*^ "—.../. ' -“Ji “ » fonnjU “Sroemcnt te made 6unlor lor fuiUxr study vliet. then directed CIT at Ki- presented. The third article will Six, ta Mira Joan William* of Mrs Beatrice-Miller and ' ^^*0, the City and the County, I T7 *„ ,U1U7 , daughter. Gale, of Battle Creek 1 cHmtg of the Barry County Wei- J1** c,ty n ei’ecli for I discuss voice problem* and ten- Middleville and instead of liv­ were Bunday dinner guest* of the fare Deportment and the Bureau w M lu 4iuur 01 ““ at med *he toured Europe. . commonly re- ing on campus she commutes to Robert Baldwin, uid Mr. June. ^taHid wiil 7>Sd go redy to . ,'or ta*l Utree ! The new CIT directs - - guage problem* .mwAia. v. 1W>4. Mead. one ptace for their assistance after — °£ .. . . . I former earn per and counselor at *rrrcc‘ w “ aphasia. Mayor Franklin C Brcicwith uu and miaiuuwa, Kllannlwa. Ml*a cmaium Sandra Bayne .No one — doubt* Mr. and Mr*. Charles Hamp junr ■ uhm mercer cf the two —— the importance : of Lake Odessa were dinner »nd;Lncl}1 bccwiwa a reality c^^iien are to gather m of Decatur. A student at Michl- of adequate ap«ch in todays evening lunch guests Sunday at M 1444 onk<s 7 P-"1- Monday. March 1 gan State University, she spent modern eoclety. Without the T ANO the home of their daughter, the 22, when the Camp Fire leaders (five year* as a camper, is » ability lo sp<->k adequately, an Fred Courtneys, and Mr*. Court-1 rrir?ye„tn<: quy7 are to furnish a birtltday cake a* graduate of the CIT Course, and individual's life may be negativcEIECTR0KIC1 ney'* * ola . • ’-^en of their ney* brother, orotner, the uie Donald uanaia Hamps. nan>i». - “ -- cl - !>•’ ~ acii lu uwu appreciation upixvuiaumi for i« 1, last Summer was senior director ly influenced tn many ways Yet. t artoa wm, Ulc Bureau (-.v making niakiiur available avaiialilr space stn.-r on nn 1 and assistant director the ahilltv of reran* Grand Ledge were alm alio thMr their “7X the ““[“Ji o. w Mociai Hoc‘. Ala to lb, CKy axiktant to the CIT director ability tn to stx-tik speak is an ah ability o SERVICE guest* Sunday evening, their first accommoda.e the present otnceaa* y,,. J100r ol y.e 01d CKJ. | KiUuuUwa will be open for vi»it to the Courtneys'new home. *■“*“* Uir Hah for Uie organuauon * otlke* :* c v e n week* from June 27 It takes a A Sunday ago the Courtneys; noueed in a comer ol the Court- ,_renl free. Mayor Beckwtili said I through Aug. 14. with all perlwundroualy coinpica, phewere guest* at a surprise dinner i house. | 1Uppiy ujg cuflcc. I od* opening Sunday afternoon • lot of know-how party at the Roger Hamp home | The City **k* rental of Chief Suiuur reported that 15 and closing Saturday at noon in Lake Odessa honoring the----- - ---------- - *- **“ ---------- - ----------- - -------- '------------- ----------------- —... nl... vetop adequate speech that we to fix a hi-fi birthday -nt their mother. Mrs i Charie* Hamp. Speech cun bo defective In The Adelbert Cortright* were i jarlUionB to Insure .greater pri- }burglary. larceny Iran an auto. | Camp time* lor Camp Fire four basic ways, in other words, In Mendon on Monday, March 1,1 racy, installing a healing system simple larceny, check taw viola- | and Junior unit* will be for one there ore four basic qualities or for that area, and for other )A>rk. non*,"contributing to the deUn-j week periods starting June 27. aspect* of speech that may not ter"* hutband. Edgar Smith, who The City would get about'81000 queacy of minors. dtaordcrUncs*, I July 4 and 11 and Aug. 1 and 8. died very tuddenly with a heart of Uiat expenditure Lack in Ute ptowjexs, malicious destruction of I wlth a two-wcex camp beginning attack. Accompanying them home five years. Alderman Dwight Fisher, property, curlew violation and vio-' July 18. Dale* for senior unit*. and having lunch here that eve­ Third ward, reported. The City now utton of City ordinances. -Diree OtOTjrt. wUl be one wefftSUrting ning were Iva Utchard of Men­ receive* 81 JOO annually in rental. । arrest* .were nude and four Juve- JU1F U M**1*’1* * t*° wee“ language or symbolic proeeaM*. don. and 4flflan Dickey of Ve­ It supplies partial janitortai serv- .nilta were turned rner lo thc!*nxn July IB-Juiy 31. rona. Ohio. ’ ice .aid pays lor-uUlitks. juvenile agent. ■ ,------------ • Lt. Col. and Mrs. Allen Pren­ Councilmen Monday accepted ntovtag vluteUon Ucketa R | moving ix-re from Grand Raptice of Baltimore. Md . were Sat­ the ptal for the Cook AddiUoTat wrr* Uraet* *a'Pn mt-VICllunus urday night guest* of the Frank the^Tret City limit* subject to -ere handed uul and tdO vveume factory-jralned pc'sonrwl to fix of Dibble and Mondial! Streets. cmnpletlon of work a* required by'P^1111* UckeU u“c UBUwJ-A • Frank'* birthday, the family. Mr. the new subdivision ordinance The1 PiucCMni 63 appltoahon tor dnvand Mr*. David ChrUUe and Iffiprflcmcnta are to be installed ‘r ® hcc?*iW n‘e CrUUk rs WK1 Mrs- Rulph McClelland were In Lansing on Wednesday TV and tape recorders ion, Jeff, of Naahville, and Mr. by the developer* under the super- , -■»» mbex wrnqt 3W gallon* of ga* of R2 Clarksville will celebrate of last week to help celebrate and Mr*. Mike Lyon* of Battle vision of the Director of PubUo lwo1 l1UJUU « 01>their silver wedding anniveraary expertly repaired, too. Creek vUlted the Chrtellw Sun- i Pearl English. day and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur ' The oial had been armroved .7------------ .. — ----unuwe m, Lam ucesaa on Christie and daughter of A**yrla toT^e toi^S^ 2!. frum 2 to Von Dunn accompanied Mr. and vulted them on Saturday. Mr. and Mr* Joe Daniel are ihe cclabratlon is being nr- dlr Villa Inn for dinner on Sun­ on a Southern trip, making their inpUhAtiun of ratrtr baMn. dram- j ™ £b£t Stowell ! rntagad by their daughters and day lo celebrate Mrs. Hynes' HOWARD TRUMBULL Rudi Stidham in South Carolina, age tube and rip-rap between lot* '. -Til„ £.T?',„.* ।frimd-i and relatives lire Invited. birthday, and they drove on to 3 and 4 from Brookside Court to aixl then going on into Georgia ' 'Rarheli Jordan of Wood­ Hynes brother and wife. Mr. and Alabama where they will West Court; initauabun of IJitU o^.Jr'Derry' 228 N. Jcffenon it Mill land. Mr*. Wayne (Gall) Smith feet of curb and gutter; final prep; vlalt relative* and friends. They Sheppard of DetroU and , plan to return this Thursday. arjUon of gravel of platted »vad<. 1 The Radford Stidhams stayed at and biacktopping. The e*timate an were* weekend guest* of the Ches- । the Daniel home while they were the work wo* $8,000 daughter*. j j and Mrs. Hazen Gray were SunMr. and Mrs. Marshall Cook, tn U1„ .. . .. 1 their letter to the Council, ^aid visitod MrsMr. and Mnt McClelland were day dinner guesta of the Richtiiat it was their understanding " Q“k>' Mmonds Monday. Mabel ,married on Marell 23, 1040. in ; ant VanEngenx Callers in the that Judge McDonald and Dr. i GUhuple 'Ldtod Mrs. Edmonds Battle Creek. Mr. McClelland s । ajurnoon were the Rev. and Finnic plan to build on their lota '.Sjm^y A Wednesday coder waa early this Spring, and asked far M". Arthur Wonderly of Del-, aarlv rfbnrtval. um and Mr. and Mrs John Mix McClelland's parents were Were Oak- Wetzel and his fiancee. Aidermen approved granting Hoffman and irnuuldau&htcr. Audrey Newland. A FELLOWSHIP OF CONCERN ^lerged Welfare Offices May be Personal Mention In 01(1 City Hall ' * McClellands JO Celebrate 1 Silver Anniversary CENTRAL RADIO & TV Saturdays Noon on We Close at UPHOLSTERING takeout—io Kenneth and Doro- THE FURNITURE BUILDING Wayne Hazel Phone 374-3523 spent till' weekend in Hickory Albion visited her parent*. the A. Marfcct on State Street. The Council spent ccnsltferablr* Comers with their grandson* ToUca, over the weekend, and n__ ■__ ■ ...__ I,__ ■ time discussing what should and ...»> |U ,1^. could be done to eliminate .> hazardous condition created by the rundown. unoccupied old home at Uie southc.is: comer of E. Green and 8 East Streets. Most of the Hastings Insurance Agency COMPLETE INSURANCE SERVICE Mnw New ILocation.. 2,9 WEST STATE ST' $tr*«d ttimh. Phone 945-4100 CORNER WALNUT AND 5. JEFFERSON HASTINGS EACH YEAR IS A TEACHER Experience in itself is important, but the knowledge gained 1 rom this People notice a man in a CURLEE Suit! That’s the ekeiting price you pay for becoming a experience is what really counts. We use the lessons learned from Kellogg Auditorium • Moy 31, 1965 INDIANAPOLIS "500” Giant Screen — Closed Circuit TV LIVE — DIRECT FROM THE SPEEDWAY SPECIAL ADVANCE TICKET SALEALL SEATS $5.00 RESERVED Only 2400 Seats for the Entire Southweatero Michigan Area TV -MO" P.O. Box 1234. Battle Creek. .Michigan MAKI CHICKS PAYABU TO—INDIANAPOLIS SOO" TILtCAST THE -MO" IS NOT SHOWN ON HOME TV FINAL CLEARANCE ALL LADIES and GIRLS WINTER SLACKS - CAPRI PANTS RIDICULOUSLY PRICED BUY NOW . . . FOR NEXT SEASON NO EXCHANGE OR REFUNDS many years of service to lessen the burdens of bereavement os much as humanly possible. CURLEE-mon. You’re not ju»t a face in the crowd . . . not when you wear a CURLEE Suit that’has been Group 1 GIRLS' STRETCH SLAX Si.., 5 biles 3 to 14 tv tailored by experts and created in awonderful variety of the Mutual Funds Investments COMING TO BATTLE CREEK! $144 most fashionable fabrics, colors and patterns. Group 2 GIRLS' SKIRTS Wool, - Cord. Sixes 7 to aixc* r vo i-v 14 $117 Group 3 LADIES' Wool • Corduroy CAPRI PANTS SLACKS Group 4 LADIES' STRETCH SLAX Some with Stirrup .. _ . . $|66 $277 Dnrliirorl Imm Rnrliirr>e4 (mm Reduced from $5.69 We hove a complete selection . . . come on in! s5950 •• $7450 Rues McPka'dies Me/t'i. WeaA “Dms Wall . .You Can’t Afford Not To LE0I1HRD OSGOOD J Formerly $3.49 Values to $2.98 Reduced from up to $4-49 '-funenal-JJotne CHARLES H. LEONARD JACK D. OSGOOD Phone 945-2471 LADIE5 SKIRTS ‘ $4.98 Value ■ V-STORE BASEMENT SALES ROOM �Court of Honor Hoyco Qrtnua *1 Crystal River, Mr rirfmaa a - — - • Boy Scout Troop 173, spon- _ court of honor Tuesday. before moving to Florida. “I Bradenton before returning VFW dinner at Naahvllk Sat­ urday. HURRY IWYOU MAY NEVER GET ANOTHER CHANCE LIKE THIS! VOCKl*5 RIG CARETS 11 e '-'SO rig. RIG- Barry Students to Have Tuberculin Skin Tests are: Hastings I*ubllc School Sys­ pnrtment. announce* that befin- tem. BL Rose. Gregory. Hastings Center. Quimby, Altoft. Coats tubcrculln skin testing program Grove. Chidester. Rogers, Mar­ tin. Welcome Corners and Thorn­ Ing one-half of the Barry County apple Kellogg Schools at Middle­ ville and Freeport. “Operation Bubble" is en- disks M*-’0 5^9’5P22’5 /I $2995 *39” OINSTTES IEO 5ETS Cw-H*" etc. »»♦’’ »»» 50 ' 55995 ‘39” nv5 FURNITURE •tOsooMj SALE ",0- «>».so ’$9’5 Otcssioe*’ CHAI*5 >18” Bridge the ■ tp $300.00. 1'/« % $300.00 RIG. Thur., Fri. & Sat at HASTINGS - ’39” Ena. Albert C. Kahler. 7M1679 B. O. Q . Bldg. 658, Room 105 W Naval Air Station Rm pMtfyUlw against enemy air attack. The sergeant is a graduate of George Mr. and Mr*. Vcrnlcc F. Rafflnr, Township High School, York R1 Woodland, completed an Run. Pa. His wife Lynette, is clght-week food service coureo Orio Smith of R1 Woodland. to $1,000.00. Army Specialist Pour Gary ' T*-ts<k RfCUNfR$ ”«■ «S».« attend the basketball tourna­ ments. her brother. Dave, being on Hie Saxon team, a—*-------- — disappointed in the t Mrs. DeKrulf explained that game Saturday even 1th she is primarily In terra ted in, Battle Creek Central. finding homes for well paltentei where they may remain for \ an. of R2 Delton recently visited extended period. the observation decks at lie Citrus Tower In tho highlands available to speak at group meetings to explain the State’s county referral program. ' - Banner Adi Benefit YOU! Ing and moit cutting. St.-ouws entered the Army in May 1063 and completed basic training at Fort Knox. Ky. He was. last for duty at Norton APB. Calif. stationed at Fort Campbell. Ky. Sergeant Hrvbenar, sergeant mavtou-jly served at Hamilton APB, Calif. His new unit is part of CoaKdastUI. Charges 2Vi% arc »»•”> n9” Till Pay Day LIVING *w- SAVE wto 50% J $8995 Monday attempting to contact officials and other Individuals, Station. K«y West, Fla. During'them to Grand Rapids to visit the 18-week course he will learn I their daughter and family, the the operation and minor main- 1 Fred Mirandas U-nwnoe uf nioctronlc sound de- ' Here visiting the Lynn Perrys communities. Mrs. DeKralf. of Grand tret ion equipment. The Navy's from Hopkinsville. Ky. are their anU-subnuulno warfare forces daughter and grandson, Mrs are composed of highly trained J Danny Hamilton and Chris. Mr*. "It is hoped that all parents of the students Involved will take advantage of this offer which turn it to the school immediately. will indicate whether or not their No test will be done without the parent's signature. Notices as to lhe results wHl be sent on lhe Uon of sonar equipment used in A simple. harmless akin test 3rd day following a test. will be used. No coat la Involved. participation In this program. Specialist ers and other school employees will be tested. H Timpson The schools scheduled far 1W3 GAP «c W».M Seek Homes in Barry County for Former Patients MODEL* FINANCE CQ —»"T“ — — — — -“—j son. Fort Leslie J. McNair, Washington, D. C.. Feb. 24. Donovan, a. supply specialist in Uvc garrison at Fort McNair, entend ’.ho Army In June 1963. Ho echeduled to complete his military obligation with the 442nd Artillery's Headquarters Battalion, on Army Reserve unit in Lansing. Mich. Ho attended Woodand High SchooL 1061 graduate of Hastings High Personal Mention MODEL FINANCE 55O°° to 5 1,00000 140 W. Slot. st. Phone 945-3429 Little girls’ dress-up fash­ ions for this Spring and Easter are just like Mom­ my's. Come in and see out wide selection of coats, Hospital Purchasing Service in Hortlnipi. suits and dresses. You'll save. vere Sunday dinner guests of Beaman Apprentice Jama A. Mr Fr*nk Barry and __________ l‘n afternoon drove to Ionia, Mui* —,i_—.a lo see. Muir, TLyons and TO Portland Pick up a way to kick up your heels $598 to were Sunday. Feb. 38, dinner $'1O98 Wlngtlcr were Mha Ella Rzw; of Ionia and the Richard Wlngv- FURY... biggest ever Plymouth Fury is the biggest, plushest Plymouth ever and people know it! Sales are at the highest point in years. So, to get even more people on this Plymouth Jdck, Plymouth Dealers are making lhe kind of deals that nobody can kick about. They're not waiting until spring —they're giving big trades in fact, your present car will never be worth more in trade than right naw. GET ON THE PLYMOUTH KICK...QUICK! So, for a wintertime deal on a great new car Ilfs the fastest-growing kick around!) CHRYSLER Get a kicker of a deal at Plymouthland now! Barry's Farm Store Dewey's Car Palace S. Hanover at Hastings City Limit M-43 at Sprague Road, Delton Deweerda of Freeport The Homer SmlUuv were In Traverse City for a couple of days the fln.t part of the week. Mrs. Fred Stebbins arrived home last Thursday after a holi­ day in Florida. U. of M. student John vonReli and his guest, U. of M. student Jennie Clarke. vLUted his family, the Eric vonRels, a Saturday and Sundaj’ ago. The Jack Warners returned recently, from a Florida holi­ day. While there they met the Dave Goodyears who were en route home. The Goodyears afeo met the John Mahlers who spend the Winter in Florida. The LcRoy Fosters were guests of her sister and family in New Baltimore for two days recently. They report that the Detroit area had for more snow than Barry County. Jeff Florla. a student at Michi­ gan Tech, spent the weekend of Feb. 37th at home and accom­ panied his parents, the Garth Florins. and live Jim Fishers to game at Ann Arbor, which Mich Tech. won. En route they had dinner at Schuler'a. The E. J. Morgans returned last week from Florida where they have been vacationing for vend weak*. Vincent Anderson, from Ute their parents, the Hugo Ander­ sons. Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Be Ison and Shirley left last weekend for a two-week vacation in Florida. Visiting the Alton Armours on Saturday were their family, the Ronald Armours of Nashville, and the Jeffrey Brownells. Mr. and Mrs. George Bauer and son. David, of Plymouth and Mrs. F. L. Bauer were Sun­ day guests of Mrs. C. D. Bauer. Mrs. Donna Wilkins was a din- erl Nelson of Battle Creek, who entertained with a family din­ ner on Sunday for the pleasure of their son, LU and Mrs, Robert Nelson and family, who have been located at the Traverse Air Force Base in California and are soon leaving for Scotland. The Rudy Floras liave returned from a two-week vacation in Florida where they visited their daughter and husband. Mr. and Mrs. Harley Marsh, al Key West. sister. Mis* Mary Mohr, ef Mustheir daughter, Sue, was hoty for a onordoy Spring rncaBBh from the University of Michigan. Mr. and Mra WiiUy Gcmcnta ru¥l Marvha entertained Mr. Look for famous 'Trade-Name' labels on the things you buy . . . you'll find them here! Parmaleejr 124 East State Street • �1 bottle Greek Square Dancers Join Ringo Swingos Thursday. March II. IMS You Are Invited To 4H Knitting StyleShowSaturday rilles and Square Naders of Battle Creek Joined the Hastings Ringo Swingo Club for an evening cf dancing. Throe two dubs jotntl/presmted George Peterwn of Ionia with a The public is Invited to a "Friendship Ball and Chain" to be 4H Knitting Style Show to be worn by him al every club dance held al tbe Barry County Com­ until presented to a different club munity Building at 3 pm. Sat­ urday. Marc h IS. Bedfords and Edward Anderson* Mra. Margaret Asptnall, 4H •anted it tn Mane Freeaicne c*i tertained at dinner on Sunday y with the Haitlngs fumla Ulan there II Richlsnd. Other guests were Loyd and Mary’s father. Will Hughe*. In Mrs Carl Lightcap and daughter. Sherry. urday night tram 7 to *:30 in the- A card from Misa Louise PxX- k ■* . for we aay ww w KNGAOKD— Mr. and Mr*. Carl1 Godfrey. Her committee will be. Marble. R1 Middleville, announce the engagement of their daugh- .Ketdlinn Mr» Howard(FerrLv Mr* ter. Gaye Lorain, to Gerald P ' Pratt. Jr, son of Mra Florence 1 Mra. Robert Hollister. Mra. A- T. Gordon Harens. Mrs Pratt. RI Hasting*, and Gerald Hahn ”-K" Mrs ri«ni™. Pratt of Detroit. A Summer wed­ H F.'Ritchie. Mrs Jack Kennedy talned with a luncheon; surprise ding is being planned . and Mr Don Fisher. from Scottsdale. Ari*.. were among the gtieats; Lt David Paul and Helen from San Diego attended several affairs and were dinner no*U one evening at their home tn 8D. Doris Lundberg Moore. day of Mrs Louise Bishop, and her • family honored Hie occasion with | Howard Whites ot Champagne. XU.. Jim WlsweD's pwrcnU-in-Uw; the Steve Mazzola family visited her Richard Bishops It was a grand tin* Include dancing ping pong ' y checkera. chess ar^ other Sul Kon» on » f^lghter tour around day of visiting in celebration of tills remarkable lady's natal day. Nancy Kauffman it ticket chair-1 greasing up to expectations, acTb celebrate the 12th birthday ol their daughter, DenLe. the Otto •Greetings Colvins entertained their family, .—;—> ------ .——— — — ■ irons a isi *"**.«. the Walter Chryslers of Grand chairman and Diane Thomas 1*, miles from our start In New Rapids, the Bill Chryslers of in chart* of reccsds. Y<rk City. Freighter travel U Hionapple Lake, and Mr. and O“ this hrsilltlfid Mrs. Donald Fountain and Teri., on Sunday. and I tend good Mr*. Mason Tobias. Spring SUITS ed The party made by Betsy s aunt. Mrs Stanley Snyder A gay and exciting time We've a complete selection of newest styles and colors. Choose from the top pome brands . . Extension Study Group 4 nut Thursday with Mra Elmer Rob­ inson. Dessert was served by live Emergency PLtn- 98 to 82998 by Spring Accessories Hats completed with The cuke was shaped in the form Mrs. Stuart Jackson. She GUEST HARPIST — The guest with the Kalamaxoo Junior Symphony Orchestra at their concert a week ago Sunday evening was harpist Marianne Martin. Her grandparents, the Myron Tuckermans and Mra. Elisabeth Martin, accompanied by Mrs Betty Moore and Mr*. Kale Smith, attended the concert in Kalamazoo. The impressive accomplishments of this young artist are summarized In the following excerpts from the printed program of the current concert. Msmanne Martin, seventeen year old daughter of Mr and Mrs. Attend Martin, is presently a Junior at Portage High School She studied piano for eight years with Mrs. Robert Vermeulen and Mrs. Frieda Snow Wall. Her study of lhe harp began five years ago. under the direction of Mixs Shari Busse, former Junior symphony member. Preselltly she studies with Miss Karen Murphy, a member of Thk, Kalamazoo Symphony Orchestra. Marianne has been soloist at R»rtage area churches and at other organizational meetings tn the community. She participated with The Kalamazoo Symphony Orchestra in a recent concert, and this Is her third year with lhe Junior Synyjhony. Marianne has attended AU-State Orchestra at the Interlochen National Music (temp for three years This past summer she played a solo part with the orchestra and was chosen an honor­ soloist at the end of the seaaion. Beside* her Interest In mutde. she is Interested in medicine and plans to make nursing her career time al fire tn tbe Ixxne or a Mra. LaVeme Bowman. Jr. on forecast of a tornado AU agreed Wednesday. March 3. to celebrate? norm Guests wcre*Mra Roy Hubthe fifth birthday of their son. brd and Mrs. Gay Jordon who took the honor for the after­ noon play along with Mrs. Clif­ Beaale Bunthdoff and Mra Lewis ford Dolan. the Hotel by their daughter. Mrs Stanton, his grandparents, the • • • Marvel Willla. and her son. (lor- Lavem Bowmans, and family and I In celebration of her 12th Mr iind-Mrs. ond^ftra Duane MUler. MUter. Mr. uirtnoay birthday wiucn which comm enmea on aiaron March don. or satue uroea. tuxi tier Mr. daughter and family. Mr. and | nnd Mrs Raymond Miller and 2nd Martha Johnson did one Mra. Allen Gibbs and Michael family. - -------------------------------“ things ahc moot - ~-.~Mr. and Mra David Hay- ’— of •* Die enjoys of Bowling Green. Ohio, honor­ nor and family, and a llUb? doing, namely skiing She and * . . ......__ It., o. ing Mrs. Campbell's birthday. Bcsldcs all the fun of tlx? day I eor» spent that weekend in and tire many gifts. Brian hod | Northern Michigan al several of two lovely birthday cakes, one the ski resort* hv hla nvrflvr nnzt AW . ... $2.25 up Gloves—$L00 up We have th □ test 95 patterns (Afmstrong LINOLEUM THE MODERN FASHION N FLOORS of every type $3.00 & $4.00 A FLOQR TO MEET EVERY BUDGET The Bonnet & Gown Shop Alma Fingleton Nashville VFW Auxiliary Plans Facility Program Uste, the Dorrance Trethrics visited Patients of the Barry County Medical Facility are to be eliterUng* friends; Mra. Painter Oobom. who rriidr* in California, joined seme df lhe luncheon groups and Thoms ppie Valley VFW Auxiliary. the Richard Grooves w>rv haste Post K»o. Nashville. Children of the Auxiliary members are to give a here Uiey are vacationing at Ranch Santa Fe. One of the unique reunion par- Saturday. March «. an ex­ citing day for Betsy Baker, dnughBetsy's .sixth birthday which she celebrated by having 10 ot her playmates owr from school: Terie MjuDostekl. Susan and Scott Den­ ny. Denise Coble. Virginia and Debbie Peake. Linda Kennislon. Jimmy ToUn and Tammy Fultz Kirn Yarger couldn’t make the party because of Ulnem Games the Senior girl* and their mother*. This year * class includes 130 girl*. Mra. D. B. Leonardelll. former head of the art department al Northern Michigan University, will be the apenker Elie has worked with young people for many year*, having been on executive with Camp Fire Girls and an advisor for the Congregational Pilgrim Fellowship. the Paul Faulkner*. Robert Shan­ non*. Fnd Porteou.se* and other California friend* and all of theae folk*, including lhe new arrivals World Travelers Report on Progress A-tlvMi-s b-ing planned bvhome The HasUrv* Women’s Club member* will have their mcnthly meeting at the First Methodist Church Friday. March 12. al 1 pm- the LaJolte area although mall, it was dlfhculi lo follow Uie sclvedule of who was entertaining who The Clayton Brandstetler* hewt- Hie Dewayne Pughs entertained their potluck bridge club on Friday evening Mra William Quinlan won high honor* for the ladles. Lynn Perry tor the mm. and Lyle Gil­ lespie. the traveling prise The Pioneer Farm Bureau group ■ flr*t and third Saturday night and to‘““r! i"4 Per-;U» KU^o Swlngo 3wtn<o Club dances delate the Robert Baldwins fur a potha k the Ringo j every second and fourth Saturday. dinner and meeting on Monday' ' All area square dancer* are weL evening. - come to attend. Miss Mary Campbell hasted the | Tevichera Potluck Club at her home I an Sunday evening 7th Grode 'Mixer' Soturdoy Evening Women's Club to Entertain Senior Girls, Mothers Hastings Colony In California Society newS resident, France* Holmra Wark, and her husband. Dr. Wark, who have lived in the West for many Item about her in Tiu? Banner Woodland news last we«*> Among lhe guests were Marguerite and deny England, also loans Wood­ land people, who drove down from Carlsbad, Aria. to join the oth- back in 1V25. Mesdames French and W tew ell also have entertained far tbe pleasure of their Imats and ho*tesscs and they plan to Journey cn Banner Adi Benefit YOU! WEDDING PHOTOGRAPHY 945*3616 HASTINGS It's Time You Had a LARGER DIAMOND they will arg many more funner Hastings residents. Including Dr and Mrs Sidney Shipman. the Ralph Tatum family <ahe was Jo­ Anne Flnnie>. and the Donald Marczsc family <former Judy Stem ot San Jose, Calif. The California weather has been idyllic for these vteltora and with this busy schedule it might be a good! deo to »end a reporter there <How about that. &jss?> At any rate, when Uirae folks return it Choose from many other to R«»t ’ after these pleasurably strenuous weeks The Brandstetter* left LaJolte Martli 1 to visit the Steve Maarala Exclusive New Styles their send-off party by the Barry County delegation was also a birthbrales pis birthday on March 10. Mr. and Mrs Richard FeidMs Welly Orronu Mrr- I • W™''F?? pausch will visit his sister and family, the Tom Cavanaughs, al uuned her Hat,W CM. «> Trm- J"“J"4?* “E‘S Dearborn over lhe weekend. Their father. Roman Feldpausch. in Barry County just on will fly in from Florida Satur­ dub meet at 9 sm and adjourn- reside ~ day to join the family and will i cd at 3 pm. and this week thdr add™5B b<lnf with ma th* miking of . satin return to Hastings inuungs wish ! project wx, Uie making a,, —served -------- • --n nt ere nl 4 o ’clock dock that altemoon afternoon ana and! Richard Feldpausche* Sunday power* jney we.v- tuncncon uy At the bridge club hceted by ot Patrick C. Hodges Dependable Jeweler honoree many happy returns Sunday dinner guests at the John Cterey home on W Green ... street were the John Gallaghers °n Tu“d!ty’' Mra. Richard Feldpausch wto of Lansing. kUrch 2nd. honor* were won by ,4) ht member* re™ club dfw>n.t Mra. r C. rt O. Munton Munton. Mr. Mrr, C D D. Qf Bauer, and Mra. Frank Hoonon. Broadway Wednesday evening. Members of the Busy 8 Club Q ra I r I met Monday. March 8. at the A Wednesday evening ago Mrs. , □nLL ■ Howard Frost entertained her lowing a short buainc® mcct- Hospital Guild with dessert and bridge at her home on W. Bond BUwL IOS t. Stale Street ' CLOSET accessories HASTINGS FLOOR COVERING nen ___ _________ _ In a one-winner game in the and Mrs Charles James Mrs. Jolinson and Mrs Richard End- Duplicate Bridge play Tuesday night at the Episcopal Under­ croft. Mrs. M. 8. Yoder and Mrs. 123 W. Shi, Si Mra. Raymond Finnic was hostess to her bridge dub for Mrs. Lrona Davidson of Grand space-making gadgets to keep closets in apple-pie order! Save on Mrs. Hoy Hubbard were third. Personal Mention A guest of Linda Chase and her parents, Mr. and Mrs. James exchange Student from Sweden. Annette Rorusnirt, who B living with a family in Ann Arbor this year. The girls met in Sweden When Linda was there as an ex­ change student, both girls travel­ ing in the Youth for Under­ standing program. The Harold Jones returned last week from a Florida vacation. The Jacob Benders are now home from Florida, too foursome just happened to mee while they were all in the sunny southland. Mrs LeRoy Ted” Smith of Delton 1* now home from Blod­ gett Hospital in Grand Rapids Washable Clear Plastte Crystal-clear »tyrant DRESS BAGS SWEATER BOX SKIRT HANGER 54 in. long bag li«g.(8c with 42 In. zip. awara Keeps clothes //C wrinkle-free! ■ " Big 10Hx13V4x3^ itog. *8c In., deep, easy to Metal, with »nag. R<.tJg proof plattic tipped dipt. 77n Keep waar-'readyl I I Para MOTH CRYSTALS Miracle brand paradlcholorabenRegular 49c Special - 2 for 77c Plastic DRESS HANGERS for two weeks before the jftiyslclans will decide if heart surgery Some tigers are fierce. Some tigers are ferocious. We build both. There's the Incredible GTO with its extra helping of horsepower (360). or the way it coma* (335). Or. there’s the LeMans with a MMip V-8. a 250-hp V-B. or a 140-hp six. Either way they're «•! Qu’c* "'00"Track Tlge tigers with bucket seat*, carpeting a’nd loti of Oh you-kidl POflUaC LtllABB & GTO REAHM MOTOR SALES 107 N. MICHIGAN • PHONE Wl 5-2478 pleased to hear from her friends. Mr*. Smith (Olive) la a slater of Mrs. Thelma Carl at the Bell Telephone Co. office in Hastings The Donald VahUlngs of Calu­ met City. Ill, will be home the weekend of the senior class play to see his brother, Lee Vahlstng, one of the members In the cast. The Tom Clevelands with their youngsters. Linda and Dave, have recently moved Into the new home they bavg^mrehased. Tom is at the U. of Calif, working on Ma doctorale tn chemical engl- Cleveland family since they have 2 Sets 77c Qutti Kmboatad PlaaUc Plastic SHOE BOX Clear Styrene lets you Me shoes at a glance, keep them In shining order! 2 FOR ay cm f fC I S Women's SHOE BAG Holds 6 pair*! Um R«g. su It on-tha-door or wall. Assorted //(J pastels. ■ • Add-Mor SKIRT HANGERS Regularly 98c Special - 2 Sets 77c BeixFrapkliri �I Over 100 Honor The Prentices On Anniversary Wayland on 50th Wedding Jubilee Mr. and Wra. CM Bonn on Wadnaaday. Fvh M. a**uted them ta olannir.a * Frank Protic*. including Mr. and Mr*. Clarence Prentice of and Grand Council Fire, and other helpful information. P, antic* at Stillman. Md. Mr. uxl Mi*. Paul Gjbaon and two Camp Fir* Sweetheart B*n•uns of MlddlovlUe. Mr. and Mra juet u Monday. March 15, at th* Methodist Churcli at 6 30 pm. Chicago, and their granddaugh­ General Chairman for the ban­ ter. Mr. and Mra Brio Welker, quet to Mra. James -Alderson; and daughter of Lansing, enter- Ptwnun, Mrs. John Walton; ticket chairman, Mrs. Blair Pratt; Hotel Hasting* on Bunday. decorations, Mr*. Edwin Wtetnlk. March 7th. to honor their 60th and dining room. Mrs Harry wedding anniversary, lhe actual date of which was March 12th Mrs. Ethel Miller attended th* fn tho afternoon about 100 Dtlton Leader* Association meetreisunw nrcnuw grorteQ . xra wjuuirtl mem thnn al tbe Hotel tn observance ln starting plans for their Camp Of the day. and they were pre- nr* Sweetheart Banquet and xnted with many gift*, includ- Or*nd Council Fire, and other _______ __ . .. hetnfiil tnr„—information. • -, helpful ' ' Leaders' Association meeting the 1'renUcea and a pleasure also will be held Thunday, March IB at 1 PM at ths Camp Fir* of­ for their family and friends to fice. Various handicraft instrueoeiunemorate this occasion. M BPW Club Begins 5' National Salute pwwu. lb. W. B. B^ona. L.ia ... ,k.d.v qou'll love our Buttercrust Bread 25c Remember Every Monday i> Pantry Day 5 Loaves Bread$1.00 Every Wednesday it Cookie Day 4 Dox. Aset. Package of Cookies . _$1.00 OiHer.at toads tech week. Hot Cross Buns6 for 39c Friday & Saturday Special Combination Any 58c Calico Coke Any 25c Loaf of Bread flic v.i«. 50th wedding annlvwaary. DALE’S BAKE SHOP Clevelands’ First Entertaint Member^ Of Interest to Pennock Hospital Guild Women - ■ family, Mr. and Mra. Willard Dock Hoapltal Women'* Board of man* spiritual life as cap- : ‘ at th* hoaptta) Mmtay ■ tured by Mra. Charic* Snyder of Charlotte, and shown at a Sunday afternoon planted by Ml» Agnes Smith, president of operating the slide projector. Hastings Buatnees and Profes­ Both are skillful pbotographera, Ute finance c sional Women, the club members technically and arttstlrally. from Wayland. Otsego. Plainwell. Martin. Grand Rapid*. Hastings. Battle Creek. Allegan. Hopkin*. Tho honoree* ware very happy TIk program. followed by 3 to 5 *X tbe EpLmojmI Pariah MR. AND MRS. JOSEPH ANTHONY ALBER . . . Miss Arlene Joyce Waldron is MarrtaJ. Mrs. Snyder's narration eniphaslzed her belief that nature Many plants and lovely bou- Teachert Mrs. Edwin Wtetnlk, haring completed all of her academic work'at WM.U. to get her de­ gree, to now doing her practice leaching during the Spring tertn at Hastings High School. From the Middleville paper— Beginning tbe scexmd aemstcr and replacing Mary Bui- Arlene Waldron Weds Joseph Alber In California Her veil wai derigned by the bride aton Uirough architecture, polntIng. sculpture and niusio ureas God and contribute t We*tern Michigan Unlveralty King reside* al 1125 South ther. Robert King, is director of lhe Hastings YMCA and is well known throughout Barry County for his work with youth. M1m King's special in- Rktard Abbey w*a the speaker ittired in a tight blue i nd • matching hat Mu* Arlene Jaycc Waldron be­ came tlie bride of Joseph Anthony Edward Drake. Redondo Beach. Alber in St. Seixullan* Catholic Church in West Los Angeles, Calif, Calif , friend of the groom, served 0.*. on tn « ... m*,. "ni"« Memorial HaU Tucaday evanlng the darkly beautiful simplicity families and date friend* attending. daughters wedding a pink chiffon performed lhe double fUki cerc- an orchid cartage. silhouette against a blue sky. by the bride'* parent* tn the Bow in the McFall building i* Mia* tbe organ. and Arrow dining room tn Santa Hally King. Mr. and Mr*. Rufu* J. Waldron, Monica. The groom's birthday also wm celebrated. He received nuBarbara. Calif She attended Aiber. 2M Harrlaun Bt.. fcvanatou. menui gilt*. one ot which was elementary school at Hostings a beautiful fencing sword bought Central and 1* a gradual* of me pansu* ot U»e bridal couple. by the groom* sister while travelHastings High Reboot Her colGiven in sunup by her lather, I Personal Mention Mra. Snyder's camera bad' caught the tranquility of tbe mission garden at Capistrano.1 Mr*. Margaret Johnson was a the formal dignity ot a Mormon Sunday dinner guest at th* temple Hi Hawaii. Uic elaborate and symbolic drtail of a Bud­ hut temple with four glided toc.ua blossom* at the altar. She told children. Mr*. Richard Ward. The reception was held in Uie length gown. The bodice was trimmed with variegatedt sequins. Fqk and Hound* dining room with th* immrdiate families and dose mire of the earth to attain its Invited to the Marathon ConvenClvlc Auditorium tn friend* attending. Tuesday, March 1 three-week honeymoon to Mexico City. Acalpulco and Guadalahara A small but lovely shrine where members of tbe House ot Warwick had worshipped for Women's Club Benefit Aids 'Y' Summer Camp Fund The groom u in tbe brokerage buisncsa dealing in slocks and bonds. He graduated from North­ Michlgnn Mr*. Snyder and her western Univerahy in Evanston, husband hart found further enrPrrabytenau Lcaaun has trawled widely Uiroughout nmplcB of the spiritual nature of Europe and Mexico. ' rive Lutheran Church In Mid­ by the Haalings Women * Club, Anene graduated from Hiuiliigs land and in the Ixdl tower and traveling in the south and plan High School in inc Class of Itetaj worship center of tile Metlxxllst to vidt Mexico before they re- . and from Aquinas College, Class of turn home. Church Just off campus at Mich­ joyed here and the film which igan State University. man, the government of the United StatH and lias traveled widely especially interested in th* Steam both hi Europe and the United Bavarian Mountains and lhe states. Ciiarle* Dodaon, William HollcnArienc's sister, Barbara, from village—brought lhe program to portunity of meeting people from skiing and swimming and riie Special 74c To Women Week , , gne! fear that dominate the PasPrendent Agnea Smith non Ptay throughout. pf... BAKED GOODS main tteme 0*1*1, she feais. to ™ Camp Fire Bunday will be ob- Mr* Alvin UtehBrid of Eaton five Board rnembtra have planned UnnUla. and Mr. and Mrs *nr_ ' m ----- L.L._ .. 5l JFX jTi Burrge, FTtd lUik«r, FREE DAY was Saturday, March 6th If you have a Cash Slip bearing that date Come in for your Gift Certificate! William wedding. and Mr and Mr*. David 7,000 perrons seo the play at Waldron of Stanton and friends each performance and that it from-Tianta crux. Calif ., were to last* eight hour*, but one I* un- Sunday with her daughter and tulle and tied with pink ribbon George Washington rod cherry. Chicken & Spare Ribs .come and from Evanston. Ill. wai "Bud" Barbecued The Donald Manning* were in lively (Ucxjcutxxl. Pink atreaimrrs. of Ulnem. pink and wlute fabric talba. our getfem! Hastings SPEEDY WASH and COIN-OP Laundromat The PROFESSIONAL DRY CLEANING SERVICE 205 N. Mkhlfan from a alnutarlly decorated bufNorth Gun Lake Coin-Op Open 5:00 o.m. >10 p.m. —OPEN DAILY- Be Sure to Continue Your Daily Shopping Superette Tom & Sally Robinson While John McLean was at the Bowling Tournament In Ann Arbor Sunday, Mrs. McLean took 9 AM. toll P.M annual project of tiro club tar many years. Tile total amount ar rend other cuntnbullons *U11 for New Spring Clothing and Accessories to Qualify for Future Mra. Roger Neuon. Mis. Remember! Lyw Mrs. Don Wulldorff. Mra Ronold Hall. Mrs. Bernard Quigley, DIAL ‘1’ FREE DAYS THIS MONTH! maycr, Mra. John Watch for Our Announcement Each Week Gill- Dick Smith. Mrs. Edward R. e IN OUR NEWSPAPER ADS e IN OUR RADIO SPOTS FIRST • POSTED IN OUR WINDOW You'll Find Out Which Day of the Previous Week was designated as FREE DAY! If you hove a Sales Slip for a Cash Purchase dated on Free Day . . You may 'bring it to our store and be presented with a GIFT CERTIFICATE tor the exact total amount of your Cash Slip. V dec. Audrey Burdick. JoAnne Woods. Dorothy Brog. Fran Seised. Middleville, and Mrs. Ro*o Smith of Nashville. eluded Mr*. Rote Smith. Nash­ ville. and Mr*. William Candor. Krmuen, Audrey Burdick. Mr*. Howard mat. Mr* Clifford Dolan. Rr, Mr* (INSTEAD OF 112’) to dial your own Long Distance calls Joseph QJen AH Free Day Cash Slips must be redeemed during the week following your purchase. Free Day Gift Certificates may be redeemed for!additional merchandise only. (Not applicable to charge accounts) Charge Slips will not be eligible . . . They must be Cosh Slips. -There’s a handy reminder on the front cover of «ra* played CLEVELANDS*}zZk,« Shoes for Men and Boys 130 E State St. j and Boys’ Store Wl 5-2163 with Mr*. Wayne your new Directory to dial “1” first (instead of “112”) when you dial your own Long Distance Adalbert Cbrtetght. Club president, Mr*. Ja and Mra. Donald Baty. On July 21. IM 4. the Third Manne Division landed on Guam. calls. The new method is easier and faster. ® Michigan Bell Telephone Company Put of th« Notionwdo Boll Syeim �_ , . (white baby shower for Mr* ,NaS?.u,,B^*x!20l^lJ2 : Saturday night. Fvb 27. There By Mrs. John Peabody I were 41 preuent Games wwe rt. 1 t.uabvM ui J mi ’ 6—THE HASTINGS BANNER Ttnvreday. March 11. IMS Save This . Delton Area Mrs. McMillian Succumbs Here On Saturday Mro Melvina McMillian. 7«. IU served. Those who attended from of CUrknlU. nlkd *1 Uw tome of , her sister, Thunday. Bouwa Mr* 8uale Stwllenbugrr. Mrs Lou Mr Vreellng and Mra * Mr. and Mr* Rodger Boulter Vera PuUen from Holland. Mrs Jan Pegg and Mra Barbara Mr. and Mra Russell Boulter. Blecker at Hamelton and Mra. Rodger’s parents w Mr. and Hill and Mra Roberts from Mra. Harold Campbell were call­ ers at tbrir ann a home In Grand tut Church held their boptlamal Rapids Monday. Mr and Mra services in Plainwell Baptist Bob CunpbrU * Mrs Marie Church Sunday. Feb. 28. Five i»er I*parIPeabody rMLMV Sunday visited .w. — . Mr and Mra Albert Pvtaion. at Belding. * Mf. and' David Randolph visited to , join the Boy* Brigade should their parents. Mr. and Mrs. 1 Clyde B«XNu». Mr. md Mr* *”JT. „ J Marvin ,c.,,.rn.» Randolph and *,*< friends In„M* 1 Th«y returned to ttalr home Sunday at Fair Haven David 1* Daughter.) at Inter-Lakas Baptist wilh interment in Ito Varda Cemetery- there. Mrs McMillian died unekpertOdly at Pennock Hospital alxmt lO’W am. 8a•.unlay, about two hours afUT admittance Sb. wu bon, SnXnobn- 21. IBflS, m. In in Tetuwt.ue. Tnwi~«. the >» daughter dnodhUr of Morion ami Nancy (Summer) Abator and had been living at tho tome of a daughter. Mrs ln Army, stationed al SelfMi and oral XL Mra M« rourlh »« “TweU ofsecond KMchla McGlamiory on Goode- ndge Air Base. * XL. — gnd Mr. Mra. Mond>y -moot rqad. Harold Cuampbell were Sunday ' Surviving are four daughter*, dmnrr giMsta at Mr and Mrs Mr*. Ruby Powers of Clarksville. Merl Bosks * David Peabody . Mra. Mrtllamtnry. Mra. Besrie Is to leave for Gland Rapids.,I Keeler and Mra Minnie Miller. March IS fur Davenport Institute all of Lake Odeasa. and four to study public aceounUng awu. Ray of Evnn* City. Pa.; Mr. and Mr*.-Raymond McWorley. Toledo,- Ohio: Guy.------Can- Kimmy from Woodland and - ------------------------- -------By Journalism Mudenta wood. Ky . and Clyde of Lake daughter. Mrs Ellen Anderson. z^4—------------------------------------------ from Prine Gcorgr. Canada, vlsi- ; On Monday. March- 1. -■ the — Ku—ted Mra. Alta MrKlmmy and Mr J"*?"1*}* Clarence McKlmmy Wediwwday. llu,ur * *"** I * Mrs Mildred .Miller entertain- during the «5°“d . ed Simmonds-Wllllama Legion 3n^' *„Tl? °-A-A * . ... . . ... tlnir trln VfasSlnuv wa* nmU, By -Mm. Uoyd Own ax paLJoo KtlM it Delton School News Kvaf PENNOCK HOSPITAL Easl Doud Letter at March 4. . 16, Public inritad. * Friday ended the . We are about dug out aghn * _ w.,_ m. fourth marking period, w Inter­ R<»« Waters Drose Jr. tils Marvin Felder called on the Will rated Junior* took the Natrona! Quids Saturday and made them ■.Merit Scholarship test on March a driveway to the road. * Mr <«ndlng stock. Burriy wish you 9th # T1)c studcnU repqrt and Mra. Will Shriber out lari Wednesday. t^^tXurday at of the HasWill . Iva J™ <>to™ nturned tome home from from cards10lcame ..— "X—. ...— .... OKbom rctumed h of March * On March Curds * John Gurd wav Hl last dld 12th. there will be no school week with the 1IU flu but la UlUtU much M uie 8m lU1 * „ . WV-TK »IUl MIC UUl M . ..rs ° ----..----better now. * Mr and Mrs. Karol >*dieB from Margarete Rebecca March Id. will mark the opening Owen and children Irotn Algon- todge 363 went into Hastings to quin called Bunday afternoon at the Wally Tabor Stow a the Lloyd Owens .* We are sorry Fifteen Boy Scouts and their jwvjcct* are even better and more to hear Kathy Btxhop is in the leaders from Troop 50 went L hospital. * The Eldon Houghtab swimming at the YMCA In Kal- । to attend. lth flu and throat trouble. * Mias Phyllis Leonhardt of I G.A.A. Girl. Win 9 kind to your neighbor. Who Hastings gave a surprUe baby I ___ he ... jtut ..... mighiTmove ____ a— next .... shower for Mra. Jane-it Cheney of ' knows, ° „A. y>TclK1 toor to you. - Hickory Comera The ladles who Comstock on Feh 27 to compete T—------- ------------------------------------ 'nUreSdeti from Deitdh arc Mra ® S RUBBER STAMPS Made to Order All Sizes rviuxxiy anti rrom nicuwy lo.-, —. — nm Mr*, ume !'«W «nd! ««• enna u. »u> Mrs Metta Turcotte thc tournament. Judy Phillipa and Supplies I family attended the tournament bcra who played a good gome were Koren Shipp. Shirley Ellis. Thuraday. a March 19th t h • Kathy Tewell. Penny Wilber, I musical Stephensons Family of Mary Little, and Dixie Sinclair. SCHADERS tldpote in thia tournament by I o'clock. Public invited * Mra Phyllis Ryan and children. Bet- advisor. Stamp Pods . . . Ink Office Supplies 126 W. $t>i gene, at'ended a d< mo miration Seniors Outscore Juniors On Monday, March 1. the An­ Kings Daughters of Internual Jr -Senior Basketball Gome akca Church gave a blue and was held tn the high school gym. Tbe seniors ouUccrrd the Jun- You're ready for Color! up for all Interested boys by John Arnold Tbe boy* were di­ vided up into two trams and played eight minute quarters The senior team consisted- <rf all Bill The Junior Hammcrsteln gume were Gordan Christensen who wished watched the game. B.E.A. Visitation Day There will be no school designated m the Annual BE A. Day. The tractors will use this time to visit other schools around the stale to Investigate by the profession. Annexation 1» Approved Official Action of the Hastings City Council Fight Dirty Water Michigan, so rich in Water quantity, faces a crucial ttst in its fight to maintain water quality. For the state's eight million people, the stakes run high: Clean water is basic to their daily needs, their work and play. The struggle for pollution control as sometimes one of hfe-ot-dearti importance to waterfowl and other wildlife. Note the heap of oilaoaked duck* killed by pollution (bottom right photo). Thank* to the watchdog efforts of the Conservation Department, the Michigan Water Resource* Commission, and State Health Department, gains ate being made in combatting pollution. However, with the Statc'a population boom, new problems are surfacing, calling lot increased vigilance and new techniques of waste disposal by industry and municipaluie*. The job ahead >* going to take a lot of hard work and money to "Fight Dirty Water," the slogan of this year's Mar. 14-20 National Wildlife Week*-Mich. Dept, of Conservation DELTON — Alto W IU. BSU ‘rOOP *‘a8 S Varied Activities 5”7?ru’’ Daniil MMti. 7U E. Ciltax. O«r': trnii Fm4m. sio w MMiua. Ju wi.kT“xt Troop 73 had many activities J»nu*ry February. .. Bl' u.k... 4*7 W uuunwr uiuu 4»o tmwvw SlErAs“iJlrilcWM T.a am, U> J«U> U.a Mra. Archie Burd, and Mr and B. sun. Jt, B3. Marik ti WUltea I7th out of 3B. All the patrols I«" »<w Mra Albert Green attended the i fi.s» auction of Mr and Mrs Leon ’ Bv Mr*. Cl,ndon Curlb Gray in Hastings Saturday. * 1 MiUew*.’ M elected senior patrol leader and 1x1 W OiL.l John Sall*. »___ _________ .... . I 101 N. Msla »4T-II< FSB. as—«a>> e sowiM. Vvnuet-, janae Ousnther and 8 tew and Mrs Myrtle Barker who Humphrey of Parchment were are at home in Nashville. MASC1I 2 -»ir=oni h O1V.M., sjr Sunday afternoon and luncheon MABCH s-bwwvm n. urandnarenU Mr Feb 7-13—Scout Week Scouts tle Creek called at the Green : Mick: attended church in full uniform and participated in various ways the evening the Kussmaul's visl- home Sunday. * Robert Tripp. ■ Jr . of Middleville, spent Monday । Kusxfnaul and family In Lan- with his grandmother, Mrs. Ising. Little Jay had Just returned Marshall Tripp w Mr and Mr* isos Penney etore. from the hospital where he had raer, ail xuro. a*area a: Troop 77 at Northeastern School undergone work on his ears * MaMllllan. Bl. Mank 0; Mr. and Mrs Carl Jordan and Rulings. Sunday. * Mr. and for a basketball game. Mrs Oeucge Hom and children Feir 20 — Three tn»ps went SikooSil swimming at Battle Creek. cently returned home from Ari- 'of Kalamazoo spent a recent xona Everybody Is now looking 1 Feb. 24 —Cub Pack 73 and ClgSe' BkUuur. and Mrs. Marshall Tripp. Marek for the smoke to start rolling । Troop 73 had a potluck banquet from the sugar shanty. * Last at the church. The two groups week visitor* with Mr* Hlldred . separated with the Cuba having their Pinvwood Derby which Hesterly and Mrs Cl 1 men a : was won by JetT Morrill and. the schaibly were Mra. 8mltgen of; j o?.«<VoVAa is Scouts held their Court of Honor. Muskegon and Mr*. DellvDurBy Mrs. Ethel Blank Monk 4; V< ----- ------- ’ *" --------------------kee. local. Saturday visitor* were IU CI»<ki.UI« , m-M Mr. and*Mr*. Eugeni Blair and family Of Lansing. Mike Tows- I mMonviLU B.i-4 D.wn., Th* boji are prepym ley was a Sunday dinner guest i 1 Scout-O-Rama to be he and Mr. and Mr*. Ronald HesFXst Gym March 20 and family called in the, and tragedies and one of than Contaat in Grand Rapids. The terly afternoon. * The Womens Bible — band members wiXV under the Study Club of the Msttodlst t“* Me _9MrteL Church has been postponed to «nd Injuries to other* Hejras Wednesday. March 17. They will well-known and highly oateemed meet at the parsonage and Mra by everyone as a life-long clUten Art Karrar will be lhe discussion of this community and ClarksBy Mra. Dan Peterman leader I vllle Everyone shored in the play at 9:05 at the Roger HJ®h Mrs Carl Hewitt ha* been a grief to lus wife and all the School and will play the aon^s: patient at Pennock Hospital family, and the funeral, Sunday On Feb. 20 a daughter. Pamela 1. 'ThundiT W«t March." 2. where she underwent surgery.1 afternoon at the Clarksville Bible Sue. weighing sewn pounds, six -Aura and Fugue." and '£elmont Overture" . . tlent at Farguson Hospital in > The daughter, Mra. George Eld- Mr> Darwin Thompson i Margie Grand Rapids. These ladle* would red. and grand-tons. Donald Mitchel!) of Wyoming. * Mr. 56. ptecra will be playing the be glad to hear from their | Btahl and Darlan Eldred. »,Ee following acmes ol Lee High friends. * The Mr. and Mr* i remdenta here at Pleasant Val- Portland Sunday u* dinner guesta School Karting gt 4:06 pnu: Group of the Methodist Church ley. plan to meet at the home of I m1m Sue Hatotn of South tern P<i< March." and “Golden DU<?5 Haven was a gurat of the Ovva- patient at 8t. Lawrence Hospital. Gate Drerture" . March 27. The weather did not ,JUrni fcl pwonago over lhe Lansing. cooperate so they could go totog- wwkcnd A/2C Jam« Ovenshire ganlng In February * Sunday. enjoying a short time M District tlncc tbe beginning of Feb 28 dinner guests with Mrs • cnJ?>Tn« » Hlldred Hesterly and Mra. C11- Hospital in Southern Illinois. He the,second serureter. They will return to Del'<» mena Schaibly were Mr and is improving, from leg injuries. Mrs. Clifford Tousley and Bren­ around 7 Saturday night. Each band who partictoatcs in da and Mitchell. The young folks of the church thte event is required to pHy one surprised him with a welcome it *• | Hastings ! Traffic Tickets I Woodland Pleasant Valley Lake Odessa NEXT TUESDAY Bristol Corhera District would annex with the Deljon School system next Fall The vote vu 23CL65rr FRENCH PROVINCIAL SCTCHELLCARLSON Woodland Graduates 20th at lhe parsonage fellowship Here is another portico from Mrs. Work’s piophfcy: Our hall. graduate thia week la Homer Mr. and Mra Dewey Farris Harrison According to the pro-1 and family of South Hastings phecy he was a great law student; and Mr. and Mra. John D. at Michigan Unlveralty. He was Stade! and Dale at Carlton were also very active on the football field. In real life he married El­ Mra John E. Brake and Jack. ate Holme and they make their home tn Detroit. He has patent of Freeport called at the tome ed many inventions as an engi­ of their mother. Mra. Ethel neer and la a well-known per­ Blank. Bunday and all attended son tn that field In Detroit Stahl. * The Women's Mission­ ary Band meeting last Thurs­ The different bands not only day at Mra Ethel Blank's home compete against one another but the bands are competitive at a By Mrs. Albert Green should be perofnnlng at Pure maple syrup must weigh Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Tripp Teachers Receive Higher Salary nothing can be added If It is labeled as pure maple syrup. Board of EducaUcn approved a Michigan requires quantity and new teacher's schedule to In­ crease their salaries on a three Jucer or packs percent annual increment This lhe container. thus making the annexation ef­ fective next Fall. The people culor district. Tbe bands ttomvoted to assume thrif apportion of the Dalton debt. Their dis­ overture end one march to play trict will add approximately a that they will be Judged on. half million dollars of equalized ed on sight reeding The Judges determine the dif­ Delton district There will be approximately 55 students en­ ferent bonds' ratings by judging tering Delton next Fall from thia them in lhe following categories district. Thia move had been along wtth othrf*: 1. Tone. 2. In­ - — 4. Technic, previously approved by both the tonatlon. 1. QDDinoBaii TV Loaded with exclusive* that make it most desirable color television for your home. SENTZ TV Delton Board of EducaUcxi and the State Department of Edu­ cation, SALES & SERVICE (Complete Antenna Sarrica> 315 S.i Hanover Wl 5-3862 On Saturday. March 13. tho Delton Junior and Senior High 1 TH QU,CK & L A jH EA i.Y HOMEOWNERS "CALL COLLECT' Hubbard Hills World Travel Series Tuesday, March 16. 1965 LE ROY CROOKS Wonderful World of California Central Auditorium - 8:00 P.M In 1964. Michigan ranked fifth Board with the Increases to the Maln are visiting tore David luvre for Germany soon for in the Nation in maple syrup year period. The minimum military duty. Kathy will Kay - production, marking M thousand CASH to consolidate your bills. 1st and 2nd Mortgages. No Red Tape. No Application Fees. Quick Closing. Widows, Retiree* are Welcome. foUowtng year. 14.900 will be the minimum and $4,50017 will be PAY OFF ALL YOUR BILLS for Uxwe And We Con Remodel Your Home For You. Also! What's new In your home? Exchange Student SECOND MORTGAGES FIRST MORTGAGES If You Need Per. Mo. $1,500 °"‘r $17.42 $3,000 Only $34.84 $5,000 -..’tt $58.06 Oeigiaai House Cort Hmm Bai. Now You Css Borrow $ 6.500 $ 5,000 $1,500 $ 6,500 $2,500 $13,000 $ 9,500 $3,500 $15,000 $10,000 $5,000 $ 9,000 City. John Worrell of Doster. Various club donations made it poadbla Call Collect dial . tonio Cllle dran and formally attended a military school before coming to Michigan. He finds Michigan quite adaptable because he likes studied Judo and Karate, and Is rated as a “Hack belt." Tcciy Bettie Creek. Miehigsa kU WO 5-0527 w corned It* flrat foreign exchange „ wa toped that in the future Delton foreign country as I A home inventory may show thatj|u'v«acauired a surprising number of new possessions. Make a room-byroom list of everylhing you own. Then total up its present value. You may find that your present insurance on horns contents falls far short of thq amount you really need. If so, cal! us for more up-to-data protection through a Homo­ owners policy Frandsenc Insurance Agency Over Millar’s Jewelers 120 W. STATE ST. Phons Wl 5-4174 CALIFORNIA HAS ALMOST EVERYTHING CALIFORNIA! HERE WE COME! Our guide has been a profesThere's majestic besuty in the four National Parks of Laivan, Kings Canyon, Sequoia and Yosemite. We'll visit Death Valley, Mount Whitney, Mojave Desert, Lake Arrowhead and Lake Pacific Coast there's rugged scenery, surfbosrd.ng and picturesque if You Do Not Hava • Season Ticket Single Admissions era Sold at the Door. Students 50c Adults $1.25 �Mrs. Lois Fry Dies Suddenly Of Heart Attack Fitzgerald Corps To Entertain Special Children ■Woodland Area Residents Oppose Pltagerald Corps 100 of the Woman's Relief Corp* met al the hail on Thursday. March Funeral asrvlces few Mra. Lois C. Fry. 6®. 3151 B Broadway, who died about 11:30 am. Mon­ day at Pennock Hospital, are to be held at 2 pm. Ulla Tliurwtiy at the WaUdorff-Spunable PuneU-.e immediate attention ot those People A movement was Initiated by I the Post Office Department early la-’’. Bummer looking toward the Consolidation of rural routes in U» Woodland area. At the present time there are rate the special ttble TOr tl»e children. Thelma Barr, kitchen chairman. Nellie Ryan and Be* I Feitaer Win be in ciiarge of the Roland Barrys To Mark 50th Wedding Jubilee Mrs. John Matson Of Dowling Dies Monday phronla M. Matron. 68. Dowling, who died at 6.45 pm. Mondiy at Pennock Hospital. are to be held at 1:30 pan. Friday at the Leon- Inn the rural people for several miles In all directions from the Tillage In IBM a new pcatofflce Was erected In the village and dedicated In November of Cult Completes Baste—Airman Ruben. Llceniga. son of Mr. and Mrs ! Ruben C Ueeraga of R1 Shelpyville. has completed Air Ftrce i basic military training at Lafk-i Completes Course Louis C. Neubert. agency manBureau Life Insurance Company । of Michigan has completed a one-weck course in the pclnrlptai of agency management. Thia 40th Management Orientation School was conducted by the Life InMtnmce Agency Management search organisation ot nearly SOO each month Hr wtil explain life insurance conpanim. at the the Naval Reserve Program and Sheraton - ClUcagti Hotel. Chldtscum other similar subjects with all interested pcncrji i Igsn’e TIM mils* ol new high­ way completed as part of lhe National System of Interstate Highways was topped only by State Continues Lead Road Building Leader hardship as It always requires a long time to get addresses on magazines, etc, changed and mall U usually mixed up for some time after a person moves, or for some other reason changes address. It is also suggested that tins might be the start of a movement that would eventually close the Woodland Poetoff ice tton of-this matter, and it is felt that sorry action should be taken ut once by those who win be af­ fected and who object to thia ac- Banner Adi Benefit YOU! The HOTTEST Line for '65 | ‘On the RoaiF DECCA pared and are on display In sev­ eral places in Woodland and all who are eligible are urged to visit one of the business places and sign one of lhe petitions at once. Al! who are affected by thl* Change are also asked to write and express their feelings on the question The address to write to Are you playing NEW DECCA RELEASES with fire? Bert Kocmpfert’s — Red You're taking dangerous chances If your fire insurance doesn't cover today's ful) replace­ ment value of your home. Lof us outline a plan m keeping with the increased value of your property. See ut soon. COLEMAN Agency Ask Industry’s Opinion About Master Plan DANCE ELKS' TEMPLE HotunMe Pal McNamara. UJt. Senate. Washington. OX. IttM. would add weight to lhe request Time Is very short and latter* should be mailed as soon as pos­ sible. Also sign a petition today. Brother Succumb* PARTY GIFTS Office & School Supplies Hits. STATIONERY Four speed, hi-fidelity SCHADERS SATURDAY, MARCH 13 th Buri Ives — My Gal Sal. Office Supplies automatic portable . . . Separate volume and tone contrail Plays . with closed. ' lid isic Center liiwjws Wl 5-4284 । They will also be Informed that die Hastings Area ChruAber of Commerce stand* ready to assist them in any way possible, accotd1 to Russell Hankins, secretary. How's service at It's the BERRIES REAL ESTATE Top Listings In TOWN AND COUNTRY PROPERTIES A REAL NICE HOME IN THE 4th WARD, has three good bed­ rooms. full bath and two lavatories (colored fixtures) upstairs and down, a living room with fireplace, dining room, den and kitchen I modem I with formica tope, double wells in sink, there is lots of storage drawers, gas furnace in double divided base­ ment. one and a half stall garage, has been recently painted 'and decorated, good location farj17.000.00 AT PLEASANT SHORES THORNAPPLE LAKI A NEW COTTAGE, the main part it 20 x 24 ft. and added to this Is an 8 x 24 ft. room, large tcreensd-in porch all finished Ir. knotty pine, threepiece bam. has a flowing well, and large septic tank targe enough for two cottages. ‘ " 11 ‘ *•------- — •** NEARLY NEW EXCELLENT HOME IN THE 2nd WAKO. 26 x 40 ft., has living room with fireplace, dining room, kitchen and bath, two real nice bedrooms, full basement with recreation room, 14 « 26 ft. kitchen has built-in. stove, and oven, and there is also a kitchen in the basement, end picture window and THRU NICI BUILDING LOTS ON HASTINGS HEIGHT?. HASTINGS SALESMEN Yes, we're the berries at patching up any of your money problems. We don't give you any razzmatazz or sweet talk .. . just good home­ grown service! We always have a good crop of money to help you! IkisThiqs City Bnnh your �Class A District Champs B 9^ Hastings Winsl Hastings Faces State's No.l Team-Ben ton Harbor Bearcats Saturday Night \ Armchair Athlete 2—THE HASTINGS BANNER Otto Smith Ties for 3rd in The Hastings High Saxon* will travel to Western Michigan-Umvrrsity * ncldhuuse Friday night in meet Uie Benton Huruor 11gvrs. Michigan* defending Criss 1 in Um BaUle Creek Central from Use n>. Huwv, HUH M~l «. ■XWBWX-awn « Hating, High >111 lr.vd w KiUmuoo Fridiy ni<hl w tournament, crediting terrific school spirit along wlUi fine re­ championship and highly regarded to retain its Stale Class A bounding, passing and sliootlng Western MKhlgan University* Herbert W. Read fieldhouse. Otto SnUUl. rolling with Mc­ ter Uic district victorie*. Coach Bob VsndcrVecn* Biue St Gold quintet earned a place title. The Benton Harbor Tigers, who have scored a 100 or more oner*, nreu a oig u»4 in lhe Region 1 bathe by upaetung suong uattle Creek Lakeview pofny seven limes this season, are loader! with veterans such ■Allister , —J plm r,w- tlilnl SUU in Uie regular Weanredaymght or last wee*. 77-of. and uien baiurday mgnt tne) » . .. .. . . r,.„.hwl’hv ik-1 outpiayee ana outfought tne tug, higniy-iavored natue Crees 43 L. C. Bowen, et. aJ., coached by Don Farnuni. ---------- ----------- - —- -------------- - •— Hastings went into last weeks district play as the underdog, i and surprised all but their most ardent Ians by coining through cnampioiutup in Waiting* High* victoryWith hl* M handicap, Sndlh State Tourney Kellogg Hornets Win; Delton Middleville Lose «rn openod Tuesday with Kaiamuxoo Cnruttan playing Niles Brandywuis with Ancyan playing tbe winner at 7 pm. this Thun- Tho Hickory Corner* Homcto, vuc High. 67-37. al Baltic Creek Lakeview to wrap up their final lUesuay wiui Hinsdale playing District championship. lhe winner at 8:80 uus Thursday. blnc with Richland High. Two strong Barry County regional a* narima- Champion Middleville'and KVA Champion Delton were eilmlttatai in tbcir blds for district Benton Harbor, Um delending John Dudley, 5-8, the Tigers ripped Partake and Niles by wide Lansing Sexton (15-3) edged Delton lest a heartbreaker to Muskegon Mona Short*. 81-82, in Allegan, 64-53. tn tile scml-Hiuils al . Oricgu. Allegan Saturday, edged Plainwell, 54-51. for Uie Hastings upset Battle Creek. Bcnum Harbor, with loui st* from the Stalo cnamp* of last Wildcats before posting Hickory Corners outscored Bel­ levue la all four periods to win Uicte district crown. Coach Roy Healy's charge* moved .out to a bulge with about two minutes Undaunted by the rifle record. Coach pointed out Unit ilia chair m* bench. Jim Vandal­ points and Don Boyer iuul 16. Ken Hamden had 12 and Jim Presbyterians Leading Field in Volleyball Loop Kellogg advanced to Ums Rcg- Ing game Tuesday night. Con­ stantine won. 66-40. With only two sessions remain­ Fennville drew a bye al ing. including thl* Wednesday night's malchen. lhe Prrebytcrl- ing game Tuesday night. Volleyball league being conducttlonlng program held each Wed­ nesday night in the main HH5 After next Wednesday's mat the men will ‘ Allegan\Tlgera had a 17-polnt lend ellcM to four by Deitem but welcomed at the tournament. Methodist* playing pan. Saturday. The Cl*** D RnaU at Cenlral's fleldhmrie will be al 7 pan. Saturday. Bridgman best Piltaford Tue*- cnd. Warrens brouiw, Gordon, leuebes matuUial aru al Ben­ 1,1*9. . ■ . : one specific thing Uial provided ton Harbor itign and may nave This District title may be lhe lut such crown to be won byjy^ |)lg uirtereuce for uie win*, aiviaea myaiues wiui his nephew. local eagers lor a while as student enrollment has dropped. Has- ll0 uould take Hastings' school Ungs High actually now la a Class B achool on tne of the! spirit number ol students, but oXhclauy it must piay wiln sucn acnoote; w . t , m t h w HUB team us JMlUo Gictx vVeuas BaUta Creex Genual with Ito 2.W0 students. Bastings i prtpare<1 play the finest game naa 1.116 suuuuto. Monday the count wsa l.toH. S7 ki^w ho. ?We did. A^it itoliea en route wnen uie Coach Vander Veen, wno saw ha fine eager* *putter during the । WM UIlllcd backmg of our season to drop nvc games by one and two potato, guided Uie jmxoii- Uu(talto Iuna Ulit prothi-d to tneir big cnampioiump wtach gave Uwm a iv-» rtcora tar tne t ataerence Ui*t made reacn tne uciunuusc, and anseason—ana maae uic sca*oa one ol the mast outstanding m years. I outhuaUe and ^Hpuy ouica team bus louuwcd later. About 3AM fan* were In BaUle Creek Centrals Ueldhouse— j Uielr opponents. We're going to which was recked by Hasungs' spirit—to see the Blue A Uotd Iacc benton Harbor with Uic cage imampioiuuiip was won in same determination and lhe I Lias* u m 1*m same cnuiusiasm. Coach Vander- voacn Lew Lang Hastings before the end of Uic third peri­ od. Coach Marv Wlnegiu-'n Delton pace-selling Presbyterian* at 7 Use Banner If'uni Ads! Among tito Hastings tauna which may «ul up In tho money In the Btato tourwuneiU arc V Si J MubUe with 2500 actual-612 handicap and 3112 total; King Pina 2611-483 3094 total; Bender Smith Bros. Eltvutws 2555-543­ 3098. and Freeport Supply Store Doubles which may finish in tho money; Ron Hlgdon-Krtib Craig 1071-201-1273; Kay MoorePaul Woodman 1069-183-1252; Paul • Gould-Meric Hendershot Hastings went to Battle Creek Saturday aa Uie underdog. The I . d HLtln„ wlll )x. r. g 1084-198-1283, Dan Tebo-Laxry Saxon* were caned aa •'upstart" team alter upsetting Laxeuew on! [herr W1U1 Ule । m inc ncgionai ai aiukhi voi- Armentrout 1016-279-1290, and Wednesday, despite the fact that they had rolled to a ai-pomt, i . - - ; lCkx ana uus cd lo Sturgis, bd-oi. Tournament Note*—Ben Camp-I in overtime. Sturgis wuu mat 1067-182-1259. tnat louowed them nod lugn expectations. HHS students, led Dy Uie pert and dedicated cheerleaders, hud bell, Hastings High custodian ! game wim a margui ol tfco free the neidhouse jumping tong beiore tne tsaxuus too* uie Hour tor usclr warmup, unuuiey never let up as Luo VauuwVccn batuers traveled on the team bus to eu. inciuenuy, norm LutMciuccas pinall 652, Carl Hathaway 687. Battle Creek Saturday night to captained Uiat team, tus urotocr. Wayne Newton 577, Lloyd Tcrpsee "his boys" post their big I ruul, captain.* Uie current blue enitlg 655, Merle Itauus* 654, victory. Mr. Campbell luu tniv-' ec uuiu fdiuon. . . . clod -with Uus. team before, but! “ _______ •_______ 661. Roy Wilcox 652. James never w'ua more Uinllcd by a win. . Barnum HO. Dick Bon-irakl 650. Tho Bearcats sank *» nelders In 79 Ulcs, but uicslicd just eight . . . The HasUngs High mam uuuiy rivuur.cs.-ou »>v. «svu gym was really "rocked'' lor the Beckwith t>93. BUI Bums 662.1 ,“S Unuous ciuteii at Batuo Creek, tn lhe erasing seconds Uic irixuiu. mu had oppbrtumues to put Uus game out of rcacn but accuracy at inc ? “ ISS” pyd“.1.ni'' Maia line earned mem and me game remained terne right up to'tne >• U, mam pun. Paulson 652. Robert Clinton 662. school buses toui ihe student* to! for the coming aesuon and de- Eugene Poll 682 and Carl Naylor 670. «mnding basketball player Just loosed tne ball al um hoop and re­ joined nts triumphant teammates. needed for the trip to WMU Fri- gtruction on the long - planned day nlgnt when lhe Saxon* meet i h,lr.i iUxtcux circle the del ending State, champs. ... 1 Hastings held a 15-14 advantage at the quarter and traded Wayne Corey, termer W B C H J ise Ing donated by lhe Exchange new* and sportscaster, has been! Cub al rJk O uh pointe in me second period until the final 13 seconds when Lublt-u, following the Benton Harborl leckl drilled two charities and momenta later rebounded Steve Tigers since leaving Hostings Helse Ims nearly finished & Gold banquet at Lcwon Schondelmaycr's shot for Uie halftime gap of 34-30. and 1* looking forward to Fri-' Hasting* spurted In the third period and In less than two minutes I day night s game al W M 0.11 Sharpe Memorial Hull on Feb. । had run the score to 43-32 wlUi the drtvf capped by Kenny Weller Wayne 1* sky irfTn on his Tigers' stealing the ball and passing to Carl Pettrsun for Uie score Uiat SXnten™*:; rom^tobren gave Hasting* an 11-polnt bulge. With 4:36 left In the quarter, 1^7, y7th U.ple-ngure 'scoring —“ng on a ptanc ter Um Sum­ prialcly decorated and each dm ' the Saxons had a 13-polnt, 48-36, margin. decorated a table. Use Food OnHastings never relinquished tho lead—nor the pressure on the ter Uie season. . . . Battle Crees nUT »‘au»uy big Bearcats although the Jornd pace continued right down to t«e1 Central reached Uus Class a! The next meeting will bo held final busier. final* ancj the right to meet Has- at 7:30 pm. Baturday. March 20, District Scout Executive Rua- Model Airplane Enthusiasts Meet Blue & Gold • Scout Banquet which hart and helped. . Coach VanderVcen's lads took control on several press tituaufeas, with Sieve (Bod)'ODonnell pumping In (hreo'out df four bOTTHs m the final period. Dave Perry alro added tiirce out of four while Central whipped Loy Norrlx, 93- one Interested is invited to at- presented the flag cerexnony. Richard Meade presented the Lublcnleckl. Peterson and Weller each got a two-pointer. However, 52. . . . The Warren Williams are tend. Hastings converted ju»t four out of 11 free throws in the period. Battle Creek also had Its problems at the line, sinking three cut Whlle all six Hastings player* turned tn sparkling perform­ ance*. It was Peterson who thrilled the throng as the steady guard pumped in five out of five long shot* tn the tint period to keep half with a Waxing 53.6 shooting from tho floor. Forward O’Donnell played another game which will go down aa one of the outstanding exhibitions f In HHS cage history. O'Donnell was a demon on lhe board* and led the Saxon* to tbe battled to * 65-51 deficit with line. facing Hope Church of the 3:15 left. Captain Lubieileckl, a Saxon all-time great, followed with 18 > In the tart two minutes Mike points, Peterson had 17, Perry 10, Weller seven and Schondelmayer Next Wednesday Halting* Oram blocked a shot, took four one. plays Nashville and Uie Presby- crucial rebounds, produced a The Bearcata also had four men In the double figures, led by Ed Durham. 6-5; with 31. Cliff Gordon with M. Carl English uith and lhe MethodlsU face Wood­ 11 and Bob Davison with 10. land and the Catholics play Battle Creek lost Durham via the foul route with 27 seconds left In the game, after Hastings had lo*t O'Donnell with 1:30 remain­ The Presbyterian* are on top ing on lhe clock which hangs In the center of the fieldhouse. of lhe ladder with 20 point*, the I The championship victory capped a great week for the Hasting* Teachers hare 15 points, Hope eagers, and It was almost a duplicate of the Wednesday game. The Church of the Brethren haa 13. Iiad eight. Gene Nusboum drill­ Saxons duplicated their score, 77. but held tbe Spartans to 67 while Methodist* 11. Nashville and ed 22 pointe for Delton and Rtek giving the Bearcat* 74. Woodland 8 each. Hastings 7 and Olson added 13. Thursday night Portland, unthe Catholic* 6. In the first tournament play Wednesday, March 24. Uie Meth­ White odlsU will meet Hope and the Pres» ixill. waa eliminated by could connect Catholics play Woodland at 7 Fowlerville. 59-58. Portland had o'clock and -Hasting* will meet Hastings had the score tied or was out Ln front. By halftime they the Teachers and Presbyterians held a 50-48 bulge. will play Nashville at 8. The win­ The Saxons started the Lut chapter with Perry and Schondelners of the 7 o'clock game will mayer scoring to Rive Hosting* a 54-48 lead. Lakeview cut it to two play each other the following points, then Hie Saxons moved out 61-56. With leas than two mtn-i Wednesday, and the winners of its last district crown in i960 utes to go Weiler sank two gifts and Hastings led, 67-58, and coasted the nightcaps will face each In aa they converted 13 out of 13 free throws in that final stanza other. U» Bangor. Barry Jackson noond por me tourney line. JJ pot The Hastings Mfg. Company McCat ha* contributed a metal folding Lowtable for the winner of the rcgu- at — Lakewood, defeating Ionia lar league schedule, and has 193-68. given a —" *Constantine ousted Richland We Membcra ol Mra. Willi* Duahi'a FOR FUN and HEALTH _ . . . all of our lanes hqv« bean resurfaced for the now season and all equipand reconditioned. SHARPEN UP YOUR GAME Open Bowling SATUR­ AND DAYS and SUNDAYS Most WEEKDAY AFTERNOONS. Bob Cr Mickey Lambert Your Hosts HASTINGS BOWL INC. Woodland dt Michigan HOLD our Listeners With Good Programming Including tho Finest in / MUSIC the Latest in NEWS and SPORTS and the Most Interesting FEATURES 8serff-in ■? ley ball tournament. in a triple-overtime battled HAgTIKQS Every Day from 7:00 A.M. to 6:30 P.M. During the Month of Morch! INCOME TAX TIME AHEAD WIN CASH, on pur Exciting NeMqUIZ SHO Plan Your FINANCES NOW When You Need Cash ’ WMU Schedules Spring Clinic For the second year running Western Michigan Unlvcrotty.' j The 12-2lk\ Scholar through Ilog Warden Dean TO PAY INCOME TAXES TO PAY BILLS Monday through Friday from 1:30 to 2:00 P.M. interested high school coachcB. FOR CURRENT EXPENSES statanU, who include Bill Roweby lhe MMU staff far it* second kamp, Dick Rakkmta. Bob Wy­ annual grid clinic, wdilch will man, Ed Ferkany. Fred Steven* individual drills end -techniques. .RlWBWk-•—wtax will be bold 10 Waldo Stadium where local Finance op In or Call — Sam« Disy Sarrica 2 S. JaffarMM — Wiooa WI S-3424 Open Evenings By Appointment team drills before taking a full- morning and UteludO Ip tbe morning Doolitic'A^o^- ant Ads! w a ■ WE MAY BE CALLING YOU! in ij ii i' i'iii ’ , 1 ■ ■ Hastings and Barry County RADIO STATION ™ D V n 1220 onYeurDIAL �S?"487' JeanIc« Dolman ported 160-465, Betty Sheler 163 - 460, Bobble Handy 178-453, Ella Hig­ don 160-452. Mary Ann Kaufltnun 157-438. Lillian Beaugard 174-431 and Lynda Fisher 166­ 420 Kay Lydy had a 192 game. Hastings Bowling COMMEEC1AL MAJORS Btendings: puton Rings 59. Sports Bar and 7-Up 57. Miller Jewalers MH. Harwood's IGA 53. City Food S3H. Welcome Tavern 49. Larks Buick 48. Roush Tailors 41, Aluminum Product# 39',. Montgomery Ward 37H and Tyden Corporation 24. Jack Sheler had Uie outstand­ ing series Thursday, 635. with a 241 iame but Irwin Harwood guggled solo honors wlUi 246­ 407. Harry Long chalked 227-590. I Proclamation I WHEREAS, the people at Ha*feenrts, grassland, air. minerals, and wildlife—to sustain life and contribute to the commerce, agriculture and recreation of fu­ ture citizen# of Hastings and, WHEREAS, pollution In all forms Is a *erious threat to wild­ life. property value® and to iuiinan health and welfare, and WHEREAS, pollution of the COMMERCIAL MINORS Standings: Smith Bros. 70, Dale s co. Tinkler's 58, Aluminum Products 53. Bender Gravel 52. V * J 51. Patten 49H. Deputies 59. Hastings Corporation 48, Kaechele’s 47. Chenoweth Matings Electric and Consumers 42. Cuukln OU. The Banner and Viking 40 each and Team 18 has 37 point# WHEREAS, prevention and In Uie Minors, firing 209-582 while Kay Moore rolled solo hon­ control of pollution in aU Ito ors with 244-547. Jim Barnum posted 216-M7, Ray Lundquist rtblllty of each citlxen ot this uiv. oocicr .i-o-aoo, Clare 191-546, Jim Myers 192-540. Norm WHEREAS, March 14-20, IMS. Stahl 222-552. Mike Schondel- Bryans 207-563. Dean Stuart 183­ mayer 304-547, Karol Owen 240- 503. Paul Cassel 178-509. Denny tlon as NATIONAL WILDLIFE #70, Pete Lubtenleckl 205-578. Bob Lambert 561, John Kaslnsky Tetsdale 127-508. WEEK, a Unit during which M8. Harvey Haan 556, Shannon every community, industry, and MONDAY BOWLEItETTES Lydy 644. Ron Higdon 216-539. Standings: Walldorif’s 82, Has­ will pledge that the control and Rod Newton 543, George Hanxaty 328 despite his 152 average. Russ tings Radio 8c TV 70. Penney'# Hazel 201-539 and Jim Barr 541 67. Ramble Inn and Motor Aires lutlon will be actively pursued. This nation cannot afford any RECREATION LEAGUE NO. 2 bile 53'Duraclcan 53. Gilmore's John Kaxiruky h*d one of hb Gem# 52 S. Copper Lantern No. life-giving natural resources. tho better night# Wednesday of Iasi 2 has 52, Actlonflex 49. Hasting# week when he put together n 646 Milling 48 Gardner's 47, Court­ With a 235 top game Hob Hartke house Service 46. Highlander 42. P C. Beckwith, of the City of came through wlUi 224-586. iz-s Hartings EToor Covering 42. Cuy- Hastings, do hereby proclaim Bprinser 213-578, Curt Awrey 668. March 14-20, 1665. aa NATION­ Gordon Howe 211-558, Jack 1 iu« 40 u, polnta. AL WILDLIFE WEEK Drum 558, Jake Doornbos 210­ Betty Shelcr led the girls with S. Ken Jones 544. Carl Baker 194-525. Shirley VanDenburg -544, Pete Kruger 215-542, ported 182-517. Gladys Edward# Paul Caasel 202-542, Dave Rey­ 209-511, Sally VanDulne 188-511, nolds 200-543, Howard Johnston Marie. Ulrich 189-460, Sharon 216-535. Bob VanderMeer 530 HalUnjfton 168-461, Irene Wil­ -Ken Stahl 213-528. Bob Malilson fong 182-466. Ruth Thomas 164425, Paul Settles 524. Gene GraYouth Council Director Bob Imu 533, John Crinder 516, Norm Joyce AsplnaB 182-451. Gen Bryans 206-614. Jim Boufne 511 Newton 193-498, Eevclyn Dono­ and Pat Gilmore 503. van 160-456. Dorothy Burns 156­ ball League tournament which Standings: Burns Refrigeration 457. Shirley 'Drake 170-475, continues this Thursday in the 72H. Parker's Tavern 82, John's Hastings High main gym. Auto Porto 60. Ackett's MS. Jane Cole 183-484. Gladys Miller had a 166 game. • year Bro*. 57. Walldorf!'« 55. Joanne Balijre 178, Margaret Hastings Meat Market 49. 7-Up Cuyler 179. Vicki Utter 164. Kay 47, John's Crank Balance 46. Gll- Karclur 177. Bernice Smith 166 nwre's 44 and NashvUie Gravel and Mickey Lambert 165. paUly In lhe Michigan Recrea- Men’s Gty Loop Tourney Opens Woodland Market plays Fran­ MONDAY MIXERS Shirley VanDenburg bloated a cisco Farm Supply this Thursday fine 210-601 to lead the Ussier, anti Middleville meets Ftahertills week ETien Davis fired 204­ Hongt*bach at 8:15 in the main 588. Jean McAllister 213-552. HHS gym. and Hastings Mfg. 'Charlotte Baxter 181-521. Maxine Dipp 17B-51O. June Benner 203­ the Hastings Merchants play tho 515. Lucille WJUlto 176-485.. Anna Dowling quintet at 8:15 In Ux) Shirley VanDenburg was the McDonald 164-464. Darlene Ever­ Woodland Market came classiest lassie with 201-567. Hel­ ett 189-491. Sharon Endsley 197­ en Martin rolled 138-350, Pat 440, Judy Schantz 151-365, Anglo through Monday night to defeat the Barry County Lumber eagers, ,Dlea 171-418, Joyce Skedgell 156­ 450. Maxine Dipp 180-522. Marion 174-463. Wilma Daniela 184-497, 56-54, to give than an 8-0 rec­ _____ for______________________ the season and the City _ fore 109-457. Helen Lubtenleckl Bcmadinc Eckert 203-491. Mori- ord U8-323. R. Roberta 154-420. Hel­ onne Tschlda 207-494, Betty: ciuunpionship. If some other team besides en Aekett 169-466. Alma CoviUe Shelcr 177-486. Diana Wolff 14Bcoming •— 161-442, Flo Weyerman 177-499, 383 and Penny Barland 138-380. ' Woodland wins tlw ----Standings: Welcome Tavern tournament, that team will meet Mag Carrigan 164-439, Sue st Martin 146-402, Virginia Sherry 74. Foodland 73. Platen Ring 70. Woodland for the right to enter the Blate tourney. If Woodland IM-407. O. Ockennan 155-400, Rosemary Raber 187-423. Betty Savihg* Ac Loan and McAllister Don Trefry led Woodland to Hawes 182-462, Sally VanDulne —--------------------- —--------------170-468 and Jean Newell 160-428. Gown 53. HaaUngs Height# 51H, Eckman had 13 Art F^vdcnburg ■ Parmnlee'a 45',. Big D 39. Girla THURSDAY MATINEE Carl Hartman l»d 12 and Mike WED. AFTERNOON LEAGUE Standings; Maker's 71S, Barry* Ready Mix 70. Powder Box 65, Stanton's 58. East Side Lumber IVi. Hastings Cleaners 51. NeHl 49H. Shirkey's 39S. Vita Boy ale# flH. Canada Dry4. _______ mlth Sc Doater 51, Lydy TkackU1 W> Crystal Candle# 48 and | SUNDAY MIXED LEAGUE sunEirs 90. l Slandhlkk! Tram 7. 71: Tram 4, S, 45; John's Speed Equipment Playe Allen led Uie field with Mh: Hooker Motors. 64; Frbrt Bill Txchldo led the men with 568. Wllford Burna posted 211- Marvel Neeto 211-513. Ella Hig­ don led the lassies with 194-486. Headquarters for 461. Dorothy Bums 170-446, Carol Neeb 150-428. Nancy Tay- BOWLING TROPHIES! Helene- Bourne 141-406. BANTAM LEAGUE Bob Terry rolled 164-308, Mark Olstead 155-276. Terry Starks 139-273. Jeff Kennlston 146-266. Randy Beduhn 154 - 260. Spence Goodyear 128-248. Sheryl Van­ Denburg 140 - 240. BUI Oogglr* 134-237, Barry Haven# 130-236. Art Merrill 138-234. Doug Relic- Special Engraving Rates for Trophies Sold Here . . Per Trophy to Threw Lines here in our store! Andrews was unanimously *e- ‘Y’ Cage Jamboree Set For All Day Saturday YMCA-Youth Council Direc­ tor Bob King, Inaugurating a Uie 350 boys and girls in hl# basketball leugum. Htv announc­ ed that the 1965 'Jamboree' would be held all day Saturday. SOFTBALL MEETING Homer Reynolds, president f the Hastings Softball A»- Name Champions In ‘V Saturday Cage Leagues 4. Tun Clarey 4. Jim Bouvnnaa frey 14, Mark Chase 4, Ray Ellis We liave l>eld our Jamboree al llastlnc* High School. All learn, which finished the season Champion# were named In Dave Hollister 2. Don Cook 2. sons,' Director King said, ’ but three league* and co-champlona Marquette also will compete In I in the fourth circuit in Bob Whitney 4. Wes Lewis 4. Jett tend. Reynolds said. the 41 tournament at Cleveland. Uic boys and girls justice tn one King's Saturday morning basket- i Ohio, March 12-13. and In the evening." 5th Grade LMpu National Collegiate meet at Lara­ ' Saturday'# jamboree for the 8th grad* girl* Hengtaboch's 7fl'e mie, Wyo, March 25-27. 1 pm. 1. <Mary Miles) v» 2. 8th grade title with record. Guggemoa 8. J. Krawnlch 2> (Jeanne Colo West Court VanDenburg# Spar:------------------A student in Marquette^ col­ Kaxoiis 21 — Tom RoUiuon2. lege of engineering and a mem­ and friends arc Invited to arc 1 pm. 3. (Ann Pruingilll vs , 7th grade champs with 10-0. Ray Adams 2, Ed McKeough 4. ber of the Vanity wrestling .team 4. (Sheila Baty) Eart Court. : Havens' Scorpions won the 6th FlUgerald 11, Doqg 2; Wildcat* no admission charge. I grade title with an 8-2 count and Halin's Cheetahs and Baty's ord 4. Mark Haines 2; Woiverpresented to the champions of lne> 17-Ed McKeough 4. Chris the various leagues. Court , crown wun u-i n-cortw. i Guggetnoo 8, Ted Fitzgerald 7; The schedule follows Ctieetahs 14— Bruce Hahn 4, Bob 1 40 pm. 3 (Catliy McGuire) 5lh grade bfiys games Eart Court vs 4 (Clair Goodyear) East B‘h Grade Lr“cue Shumway 9. Craig Fry 1. Mike 9 am. Invaders (Keaaenlch: vs Court. Saxons (Whitney) „„ Jn, ' * ' . . I*o Hamp 6 and Greg Crawford; j VanDerMplen 1. 9:20 a m. Wild Cato (McGuire) 2:20 pin Petticoat# (Stutz) v# 4: »_Ai HengtrtMCh 24. Described by Coach Barney v# Wolverine# (McKeough* Blrnuln 6. Rick VanDcn- i-----------------------9.40 am. Cheetah* (Hahn) vs Collren# (Basner; Ww* Court. Onry Karphnger as a boy “who comes vs burK 5. Ron Beckwith 2 and J 2:20 pm Pam (Langs) through with hl# best perform­ Long Harns (Baty). Gaugers (Gautcbo) Eart Court. | Bruce Newton I. Celtic# 39— Tom ■ ances when Uie odds are against i Hoke 22. Doug Storrs 13, Miller 9 am. Hornet# (Merrill?) vs him." Andrews highlighted his senior year by posting four- Globe Trotter# (Holllrtcr) straight pin# In the Wheaton In­ 9:20 am. Untouchables (Good­ vitational tournament at Wheat­ ycart vs Saxons (Godfrey'. on. Ill. i Butler 4. Bruco Edger 6, Pau! 9: 40 am. Scorpions (Havens) Dick was an outstanding ath­ vs Red Wings (Adams). Jcurti# 3; Knickerbocker# IS — lete at Hastings High and is Uie 7th grade boys games East Court , ; Glenn Cota, fl. Gary Hall. 1. Greg wn of Mr and Mrs. Ralph And10 am. Wildcats (Francisco) vs Members of the Hartings High Martin 2. Jeff Chandler 3. Rick Oophcra (Reynolds). 10.20 a-m Wolverines (Pro- the presentation of "Mumbo 7th Grade League dsi) vs mini (Smith). Jumbo." a modem myrtery. In Gophers 28 — Mouse Remolds THUI’.SDAY. 10: 40 am. Buckeye" (Fold-.Central ______ __Auditorium __ on Thur#- j 17. Eric Ththnceoft 3. Marty. Will pausch) vs Spartans (Vandcn- day and Friday. April 1-2. a; wes VanDcnvonuen8; apiruni Spartan# so 36—Wes Jjers'| The cast Include# Irene Burkey I burg 20. Dick Arnold 2, Kevin fr'daI? *fX*cR Donald Salyer. 25. Jackson es­ 8tb grade boys games West Court a# Sarah Reynold*. Barney ' McKeough 0. Pat Weller 2. Bill caped injury but received a ticket । 10 a m. Wurrtons (Robbe) v»' Hutchina aa John Reynolds. Don | VanDenburg 2. Dave Kuanpel 4; for driving without duo caution Celtics (Hoke) I Helaler a# Dick Rcynoids, John Buckeyes 36-B1U FeldpaUsch 8. ! JO-ao ajn- Latoo (Baxter) v# Houk on Pee-Wce Smith, Sandy Joe Lyons 7. Phil Gasper (I. Sune on M-43 about 0 pm, Friday 200 Hawk# (Coleman). ;Bcbcp as Tweety; Terry Me- Rhode 10; Wolverines 39—Stei 10:40 am Knickerbockers (Co- Closkey as Daisy, and Julie Fish-' pirn Proctasl 10. Howard Moore sheriffs officers reported. Sal­ ta> v« 7flens (Hengesboch). er as Mra Custer. ^8. Kevin Karr 2. Ricky Morgan R-Mlch. minority leader in the yer's 1964 Plymouth, traveling 4U> grade boy* schedule t Others in the cart are Barry 3. Chuck Sunthcimcr 14. Mark —-—; ——-----------------------n„*-m' Barracudas (Wilcox) ' Wood as Harold Custer: Lee Deneou 2; Wildcat* 19 — Nick speak at Michigan State Unlverw—-it hit apatch of lee. slipped 64 v» Oto vs (Kenenlch), East, Vahlslng as Mr. Beamish: Mari- Francisco 1. Bteve Steward l.'slly's Winter quarter commencer~-( «rr <k.. .hCourt. . lyn Hein os Kay Samedl; Martha Tom Halllfax 5. Dave Kraft 2. merit exercise* Sunday. March llne ripping out three guard 11 am Knights (Goodyear) Culbert as Madame Celesta: Phil Jim Cummins 10. HUnl 36-0-14. Ford also will receive an c°usru-s v»'IJuria-yi. Wert Court. Stanton m Dr. Omabandra: Paul mer Smith 24. Stew Merrill 6. honorarydoctor of taws degree | 11 20 am. People Eaters (Kil- Proccssl os Monahan; Dave Will Dave Huebner 1. at the ccrcmonlts, which begin Rtnoer vnrtt and'jT<m. ’im; mirtcic) ” V# Raiders Rnlzter* (South). < Rm Ithl M aa Lem Tam Martilehead. MarKlahaa* ’ am« *>>. n—a. » . . —■ | pm. In the MSU AuditorHanna Adi Benefit 1 OUt East Court. Edgar a# Emma Burpee. i I HHS Seniors Rehearse Play, ‘Mumbo Jumbo? Hastings High | Cafeteria Menu Driver Unhurt as Car Rips Guard Posts Rep. Ford at MSU ■■ success hasn 7 gone to its price! DGSt combination of luxury and economy you can & dere and Cathy Dahlhouaer 100. Spence Goodyear 101. Sheryl VanDcnburg W. Terry Starks 96 and Rot) Wyngarden and Terry Whitney 95. We can furnish trophies for all sports, Fishing Contests and all special purposes. ns sun sum Dick Andrews, captain of this year's Marquette University wrestling team at Milwaukee. Wl«.. and a native .of Hostings, has been named winner of Uie Conrad Jennings award, which la presented annually by lhe Eagles chib of Milwaukee to Marquette's ouUtandlng senior athlete. THE HASTINGS BANNER—b Mark Haines 124-316. John Haan 111-214 and Bob Jerow 121-304. Rod Newton had a 110 game and Ron Wyngarden 106. High averages —Doug Relgler 121, Bob Terry 118. Mark OIs tend . . . We do the Engraving SAVE AT Dick Andrews Marquette’s Top Senior Athlete TUESDAY MIXED LEAGUE Standings: Keller's Cities Hichl»nd'» D^r, K4. K,n. * Bob's Gulf 58H. Sllcock Mara­ thon 42 and 8 & K Radiators 37H. Fralne Glover led the circuit with 224-569. Bob Sllcock pasted 181-471, Bob Tussava 183-47*. George Ulrich 190-461. Davis AnnU 162-433, Maurice Andrianson 157-444 and Roger Davis 162-410. Mildred Adrianson was high far the dlstafl bowlers with 161-457. Jeri Cheney 174-418. Dorothy Glover 154-408. Jone Sherk 159­ 406 and Louise Annis 166-408 "Ullable Service CHEVROLET BELAIR 6 Since 192S* LOCAL and LONG DISTANCE HIATtD STMAGC PACIUTIKS Entire Houuhold KTOaa. B&SM, Ji's our in-between-priced full-size Chevrolet with deep-twist car­ peting trail to wall; luxurious pattern cloth upholstery trimmed in toft textured vinyl; and a Turbo-Thrift Six to make the most of its Jet-smooth ride. Low in cost, easy on fuel-yel this spirited Six gives you fast warm-ups winter and summer, quick pickups and all the smooth dependable power a car needs to be a great highway performer. Just come try it for yourself and see! It s big. It s beautiful. The stylish interior of its Body by Fisher says comfort and quality in every detail. Best of all, you can actually buy thia fine full-sixed car for slightly more than many intermediate-sized models of other makes-and even for less than some of them! So why settle for a smaller, lighter, cut-down car that can't even begin to offer you all of the solid value and lasting satisfaction you get in this Chevrolet Bel Air. -Come look it over. Try out tho ^CHEVROLET responsive Chevrolet Six. See how much more you get for what you pay I AT »0 CUASCC Drive something really new-discover the difference at your Chevrolet dealer’s Ut u* Chevrolet - Chevelle * Chevy II * Corvair ■ Corvette ^^15-5164 NO JOB TOO LABCI ar TOOSMALD LARKE BUICK-CHEVROLET 1435 S. Hanovsr HASTINGS Wl 5-2425 �— GIRL SCOUTS are Dependable.. . So Are BANNER CLASSIFIEDS 4—THE HASTINGS BANNER Thunday, March 11. IMS LARKE "See lhe New Car Trade-Ins" at BUICK Wl 5-2425 Wl 5-2426 III 1963 BUICK 4 Dr. pc-rr brake*. automatic. III 220 W. State 1963 BUICK Lalebra 2 Dr.; automatic. Ucaplionaiiy cUan. <>*• <m"®' nr.. 1963 CHEVROLET Impala 2 Dr. Hdtp . V-8 autamat-c. One owner. Car litre new! IU___ LIL 1962 CHEVROLET One owner. 1’Ce'Wnt corkb»>on! Ill III - 1962 RAMBLER 4 Dr. SUtton Wagon; 6 cyl. tlandwd tramnuwon. w/w*H»- III • Priced to Fit Your Economy Used Cor Lot across, from rear of Dodge-Dealership. III__ UL nn • Quality Merchandise Food Center, Also. Cars at take n«wt III III------------------ LU— 1962 BUICK 4 Dr. LoSabre. Power iteonng rC brakaa. automatic. One owner. hj _________ inz 1962 CHEVY lk ■ MINIMUM RATE —50e for Twenty Word,. BOX NUMBER—Although Th. B.nn.r dow not ncmmnW "blted •<h" for b®»4 multi, w® will prevM® ' bo. number service at a charge of 10c. Dodge-Dart Dealer 1435 S. Hanover CLASSIFIED AD PAGE HASTINGS BANNER CASH RATE__ 2 Vic »« wont with minimum of 50c. On sd> not pad by Th-ndsv f.ll.-iM tb® drt. ,i publksttoa. s carry iag-aharga of 10c will bo >ddcd. E«h .dditiowol ceiueca- Hastings Motor Sales and CHEVROLET PHONE Wl 5-3481 USED CAR LOT Wl 5-3903 or Wl 5-2454 3/11 DISPLAT CLASSIFIED—$1.25 *•> ia»®rti®«. 85c par inch for toriot of lie or mor. sd> to be m m cMNMte. week*. Both of sbove rate, bwod on rtandard diigl.y ci*.dfrtd »tylc«. ALL ERRORS—in ad. tak.n by phon, to b. at Mader* risk, although wo take .pocial effort to »cc that th. copy i* taken correctly, CARDS OF THANKS & IN MEMORIAMS —2c per word. OBITUARIES—Firrt ISO wordi frw «♦ charge. 2c per word for each addrtron.l word. Calendar of Special Events SHARP USED CARS THURSDAY. MARCH 11 1963 GUIS 98 ... 4 Dr Sedan. Power steer­ ing and brakes New w/walls. Best ol condition throughout. One local owner. 1963 OLDSMOBILE Dynamic 88, 4 Dr. Huliday, power steering and brakes, new wnitewall Ures. Nice green fin­ ish with matching Interior. 1962 OLDSMOBILE Power steering and brakes, ra­ dio. w/walls, tuned and ready to go. 1962 PONTIAC . . . Starchtef 4 Dr. Sedan. Ful­ ly equipped, maroon and white tuume. One owner with full 12 months warranty. IMl PONTIAC CATALLNA ... 4 Dr. Sedan. Hydramatlc, Radio. Brown and white tutone. Nice local car! THURSDAY. MARCH 25 YQUNG MAN FOR GENERAL OARAGE WORK,-®- Mtttt have U-M GLEE CLUB—The Univer-j BARRY COUNTY HISTORI­ Farm Shop CAL SOCIETY MEETS—Hangood driving record. Prefer slty of Michigan Men's Glee tings City Bank, 8 pm. Theme high school graduate. Apply in Club Thunday. March 11. at ulll U) “Collecting Antiquex." STALK SHREDDERS—For Rent; person. Del Adam* Ford Sales. 8:15 pm. at tfle Central Audi-. Francisco Farm Supply, M-37; Lake Odessa._____________ 3/11 torium. Hastings. 51.00 donnTHURSDAY. APRIL 8 So.. WI5-3150 If. BPW ANNUAL STYLE SHOW- GOT SICK PIGS. CALVES. Fund. 8 pm. tn Central Auditorium DAIRY CATTLE OR BEEF?— Proceeds go for Scholarship OPPORTUNITY We've got the treatment—Pfl- I TUESDAY. MARCH 16 Fund. ztr TeiTamycin A D Fortified KIWANIS TRAVEL PICTURESALES MANAGER Crumbles. Excellent for pre­ TUESDAY, APRIL 13 LeRoy Crooks brings “Wonder­ vention or 1 treatment of slup- ! ful World ol California." Visit, KBVANI8 TRAVEL PICTUREpins fever, bloat, scours, fever: Opportunity for experienced James Metcalf takes us on four National T*xrks. Disney­ abscesses, atrophic rhinitis.' “Wings to Puerto Rico.” Set land. Deatii Valley. Lake Tayoung assistant sales mana­ leptospirosis and stress probhoc. See the rugged scenery of | the rich colors of the ocean leins. Just iop-dre*s on <or mix { ger to become sales manager the Pacific Coast. Central Au-1 that -taps on sandy benches with> your regular ration. Cull; the green rugged mountain.ditorium. 8 pjn. for nationwide line of auto­ now for delivery. Finkbeiner i that cover tlirce-fourths of the Sen Elevator. Middleville and ' motive aftermarket, product THURSDAY. MARCH 25 Island, and lush fields ot pine­ Delton. . 3/11 SALADIN' MILLION DOLLAR apples. Central Auditorium, a and lino of marine products. BAND XND VARIETY SHOW pm. , Live wire organisation. Leonard B. Smith, said to be NOTICES Write Box 968 co Hiring* the "world's greatest soloist" 1961 VOLKSWAGEN SEDAN Banner giving full details as will be with them. FOR SALE —One owner, new. tires, engine overhauled, top' to experience, salary remechanical condition. 5950. qulrements and home Call Delton 623-6382 evenings; 5-10,pm. 3/>8| phone. FARM SUPPLIES Waguiu __ —.............. -S1B6J5 up Scrapper Blades ------------$8950 4 Dr. Srptnn Wagon; radio, heater. Air Compressors ---------- $69.50 6 cyl . rianJard tranvr.lu.on. Stock Tanks ............. 519.99 »l? 1961 OLDSMOBILE. Hog Feeders................. 519.90 up . . . Super 88 4 Dr. Hardtop.' Hydraulic Hoses-------------- M-65 1 Power steering and brakes, ra­ >6 ft. length! dio, w/walls, sharp car. , (960 AUSTIN HEALY Manure Spreader Aprons 536.95 I up | 1961 OLDSMOBILE 4 tpead tram.. overdrive, wir. ....... 513.95 wheel*. hard top and cone. top. ... 98 Series 4 Dr. Sedan. Tractor Batteries Gleaming black finish, w/wall*, <3 yr. guarantee) Ill III power steering and bruits. Jackall Jacks........ ...........5193$ Nice family car. Tractor Sprayers I960 CHEVROLET Electric Fencers and Supplies. I960 BUICK . .—A Dr. Station Wagon. V8 Hudson Stanchions and Water tJBtor* Tone : sotom*tw. wtetr engine, automatic transmis­ Bowls. walla, radio, haatar. sion, turquoise and while tu- Star line Stanchions and Water tone, radio, w/walls. Bowls. Hydraulic Cylinders ' All yhite with' beige interior. Hydraulic Valves juHy equipped. Very clean m- Mufflers 1960 FORD sl3e and out. Tractor Tires and Tubes—all One owrwr. E.crpl.cnall, dean! Sizes. Tractor Tire Chains 3? 11 Plow Points to fit most plows. Surge Inflations. Supplies and Pubator Supplies. Ill III Ill 1961 VOLKSWAGEN Sunroof 2 Dr, radio, white­ walls. Look this beauty over. ILF . LAW BANK LOAMS PONTIAC OLDS CADti-LAC Ph. 6,2478—107 N. Micldgan Avo. Hastings. Michigan 3/11 LARGE SELECTION Of Used Tractors. Combines. Baiers. Pickers. Uni -Harvesters. Plows and Manure Spreaders, and Cliain Saws. -------------------------------------------- FTT BE INDEPENDENT — Sell Ray­ leigh Products in Hastings. Steady good earnings year around. Write Rawlelgh Dept. MCC-651-187 Freeport, Illinois Come to our new office in tbe lower level of tbe AAC. office located at ★ Household Goods J /B^l’4 8. Michigan. Office hours will be from . - ; ' Phone 945-H15 III..- PRE-SPRING SPECIALS 1959 CHEVROLET CONVERTI­ BLE — Automatic. Phone Ban­ field 721-8982. 318- Effective a* of Dec. 16, 1964 III REAHM MOTOR SALES Classified Paragraphs j 1 W. You don't have lo ba II V A manlal colottu*. guy / ’ To read th® clo»»if>®d And find th® perfect buy. ★ Help Wanted 111 N. DEPOT ST. BOX 497 PH. 527-4510 IONIA OPERATOR WANTED — Man wanted to operate specialized farm service equipment in Lake Odessa. Married, high school-graduate preferred. Training program included Thl’‘is a real opportunity for qualified man. Please respond promptly to Box 971 c'O Has­ tings Banner. 3/11 SINGER SLANT NEEDLE with Dtel-a-mntlc rig zag unit for HlltdlWaHc pattern*, blihd hfiits, overcast, etc. Will sacrifice for 10 monthly paymenu of 5130 per week Phone 945-9431 Dealer. _______ 3/11 FRANCISCO Used Farm Machinery SPRING IS ON THE WAYI FARM SUPPLY GOOD AS NEW nnDF J 1 K E. L. CARPENTER HARDWARE FARMERS . . . "It's Time to Use . ORTHG^ DORMANT SPRAY" MAHLER MOTOR SALES "It's Fertilizer Time Again!" GOODYEAR BROS. FARM BUREAU BLAIR'S FARM & GARDEN Heating - Plumbing Service KAECHELE'S Lovely Cape Cod Home On Uucli Lake Large lot with lake frontage. 5 minutes from Hastings. Will lease with option to buy. 590 month. Phone Grand Rapids GL 8-1785. « TAKE NOTICE that on March! 13. 1965. nt 10 am., a 1963 Met- 1 118 NORTH MICHIGAN AVE­ cury Comet 6-cyllnder 4-dr. se- | NUE FOR RENT - Second dan. Serial 3H03U522841. Will! floor. Available. Excellent for fraternal or recreational use. be sold lo the highest bidder at Phone 945-3495.tf a public lale. The seller resenes the right to bid The 116 NORTH MICHIGAN AVE­ sale will be held in the lobby NUE FOR RENT - Space far of the Hastings City Bank. 150 commercial or professional use. W. Court St, Hostings. Mleh. Phone 945-3496 tf The vehicle Ls stored nt 150 W. Court St. and may be inspect­ FOR RENT —3 bedroom home, ed at said address. 3'll near school, go* furnace, newly decorated. References. Inquire PECANS OR WALNUTS-2 *4 at 919 S. East St, or phone lbs. |1 plus tax. Shelled pe­ 945-2126. ______________ «< cans. 51 Ib. and up plus tax On a 810 order will dL«count FOR RENT — Three rooms and bath apartment. Private tnrncrchsndl.se to pay tax G. W trance near town and school. Spencer. 1001 S. Dibble. Phone Wl 5-5058. tf nislicd. Phone Wl 5-2144. 3/4 INSIST ON MICHIGAN DOT­ TED GAS! Sec Carl 8c ^ptty s Appliances before you buy! * For Sal*—Real Estate They Sell—They Install—They Service. Ph. Wl 5-2833. M-37 EXCHANGE-My 20-30 hours a South. .______________ tf week work, plumbing, painting, heating, etc. fur down pay­ McCULLOCH —WRIGHT — PIO­ ment decent 3 or more bed­ NEER — <Sales and Service, room liome with room in yard Bars—Chains—Sprockets to fit -for boys, 2. 4. 6. Within 13 most saws, complete Chain mile* ot Hastings. Reply Box Saw Service. Haro ground, 969 c o Hasting* Banner. 3/18 chain’ sharpened. Chain saw accessories. Francisco Farm BEAUTIFUL 4-bcdroom home on Supply. M-37 So, Wl 5-3150. tf Middle Lake Just north of Hastings. Two complete baths, GET YOUR WATER SOFTEN­ fireplace, very large lot, alumi­ ER SALT AT FARM BUREAll num siding, built-in* and ga­ SERVICES—Rock, block and rage. Call colccl day or night. Zco - tabs available. Our Car IMMEDIATE POSSESSION. 6Load Buying saves you money, uedroom IKXnc on Sisson Rood, —" tf norlii of Hastings. Remodeled kitchen, full bath and approxi­ CARPET CLEANING IS EASY mately 3 acres of land. Iziw with Host New Electric Updown payment and contract Brush. No wet carpets or available. Make u* on offer. handwork. Clean 180 square VERN MINKLEY. Realtor feet tor only |695. Hasting* Portland. Mich. 647-6600 Floor Covering. 123 W. State. _____________________ 3/11 Hastings. Phone Wl 5-3118. tf SILVERTONE AUTOMATIC RECORD PLAYER FOR SALE — Very good condition. Cali mv 5-nMt 3/11 EXPERT TAILORING — Men's Lovely Cape Cod Home kirbyvacuuiFcleaner — or women's clothing. We nar­ row lapels, taper pants, alter On Leach Lake Real nice coodirion with all at­ double into single breasted tachment.’, including power polisher. Available u> responsi­ coat*. Al, the Dutch Tailor. Largo lot with lake frontage. ble party for 6 final payments 5504 Gun Lake Road. Wl 5­ 5 minutes from Hastings. Will icaic with option to buy. (90 of $7 or discount for cash. Cail 5714. tf month. Phone Grand Rapids 945-9431 Dealer. 3/11 SWEEPER BAGS AND HOSES GL 8*1755. tf to fit most (weepers are avail­ ir For Sale—Miscellaneous able atSTEURY S ELECTRIC. MODERN SUBURBAN 3-bedroom home in Middleville for 222 8. Jefferson. Also, small I960 CHEVROLET IM PA LA sale by owner. Large living appliance repair. tf 4 Dr. PERFECT CONDITION! room, carpeting, fireplace, 4 Automatic. 8 cyL new white­ built-in wardrobes with shelves walk. radio, healer, one owner. jk Office Equipment and drawers; dining alcove A real buy. Cali 945-4322 or with built-in bookcases and 945-5423. 3 18 desk; recessed tub in bath plus >. B. DICK PHOTOCOPIER. ceramic tile shower stall; lin­ rrs jacobs pharmacy MODEL 110, FOR SALE-With en closet; kitchen with tote of FOR FAST 24-HOUR FILM supply dispenser, cabinet­ cupboards, disposal. Attached stand, quantity of supplies. SERVICE! No Charge for over­ 1*.« stall garage with work­ Cail Hasting* Mutual Insur­ size prints. tf bench. Utility room with cup­ ance Company 945-3405. 3/11 boards. new gas furnace. Large TABLE PAPER — For picnic*. screened porch with basswood 40“ by 300'. 5350 at The Ban­ ic Pergonals blinds, opens an shady patio with woven 5-fL redwood fenc­ ner office. tf ing for privacy. Tiro blocks FOR MORE BEAUTIFUL HAIR WHY NOT LET US MAKE you from school. Shown by ap­ —Use Rexall's fast permanent a niblser stamp with your new pointment. SY 5-9239. 3/11 ZIP Code number. Threc-llnc Regular 5300—Now 8IDO. No ■tamp with you; name, ad­ pre-shampoo—No after odor BEFOBE You Buy Or Build Available at Jacobs' Pharmacy dress and ZIP number tor 5325. Thl* includes, postage Investigate tt BOOKKEEPER-TYPIST — Full lime accounting position will be available April 15. Apply Box 970 c o Hastings Banner, 1964 LINCOLN CONTINENTAL giving resume of experience Give your Power Mower 4 Dr. One owner. Extra nice and pertinent personal data. a Spring overhaul. condition. --------------------- S4.69!> Woman preferred. 3/1B tins'* wbst <• do: M-3? So. Wl 5-3150 1903 LINCOLN CONTINENTAL I. Adlsil 7. latrtule ssovImmediate Need 3/11 etibutetor In* P*'i» 4 Dr. Sedan...................... 53.695 for *ad magntto cootprexlna [NOTICES 196J MERCURY COMET Male Hospital Attendants a. ct**o *ir alwr o. BbMjws M»dc 4. Cbsng* oU It 10. Adjnit bUdn 2 Dr. Hardtop. 8 cj'L engine. BKtuin 11. Adjtisl bud Career Employment Std. trans ______ ____ .51,595 5. I«apnt chxla cotlUclf TRACTORS: J drlr. IS. CUck lUtUl Michigan civil scrvicr* positions. 1M2 MERCURY CUSTOM a. a«u spark nactulasa —John Deere No. 50 Tractor. Salary range 54.318 to $4,886 pln*a A-l shape. 4 Dr. Hardtop One owner new annually. Age not under 18 nor W• oh factory appeared ■•Ibodi. Mercury trade. Like uew. 81.595 —1961 Aills Chalmers D 17 with over 60. Outstanding fringe Only S7A5 Aills Chalmers 3 bun. 16 inch v l benefits, including an out­ JM2 MERCURY MONTEREY Cali us today! mid. plow. standing state contributory in­ 4 Dr. Sedan. V8 engine Auto­ Over Start's Paper * Paint Store For used mower bargain* buy surance program and an excel­ matic trans......— 51.395 —Massey Harris No. 30 Traitor lent retirement plan, plus so­ SEE THE JACOBSEN AND while selection Is good. A-l shape. Open Friday 9 un. to 5:30 pm. cial security. 1962 MERCURY COLONY PARK SNOW BIRD SNOWTHROW­ -IB C. No. C Tractor with Sup­ For all information, contact ERS AT BURKEY'S—Ask for Station Wagon. 4 Dr. Like new er Kit. Mr. John A. VanBuren. Per­ a demonstration and see how ..................... 51.695 BAFGALNS GALORE! —1950 I.H.C. H [Tractor. Good sonnel Officer. Fort Custer coxy it is to save your back 10c — 10c — 10c 1»« MERCURY CUSTOM Slate Home, Box 248, Augusta, and licart. Burkey Sales and shape! Michigan. Service. 218 N. Jefferson. U Convertible. ___ .____ SIAM -1951 Alli.' Chalmers WD Trac­ SHOES _ SKIRTS — and 142 E. Slofo Wl 5-2983 An Equal Opportunity Employ er tor. A-l shape! 2-row cultivamany other item*. NEW MeCULLOCH C HAIN IMS FORD STATION WAGON 3* id SAWS — 5124 95. Franclscr 4 Dr. ................... SLIM Fann Supply. M-37 So. Wl 5­ ALASKA — Airfield construction —Allis Chalmers CTractor. Good WALK UP AND SAVE! 3150. U Long, top-paying project. Send shape. Starter and lights. TRANSPORTATION 3/11 40c and stamped envelope for WINDOW GLASS INSTALLED SPECIALS “Jop News." MYCQ..BOX 444. in aluminum, site) t»r wooo —John Dyere No 8 Mower. Hay Bothell. Wash 3/18 196# OLDSMOBILE..............STM sash. Burkey Auto Glass A conditioner hook up. Reni good Radiator Shop. 318 N. Jeffer­ shape! 1M4 BUICK............ -5695 . IP YOU ARE son, Hastings______ -______U —John Deere Hay Conditioner. single, free to tnmL physically 1MB MERCURY ..................... S7S5 Excellent conditioner. fit, have farm background kAr Mobile Hornet —12 ft. New Idea Fertilizer DU; Get our Fcrtilixer Prices high school diploma, you m3B 50* to 60- Long trlbutor. qualify for training by The’ k before you buy. We con 1944 ENG. FORD ANGLIA .5395 Davey Tree Expert Co We 10. 12 and 20 Wktes For... —8 ft. Euy-Fto Fertilizer Dis­ save you money! (Bulk or want several alert men be- W Moons Hartford Schult* tributor. 1359 FORD STA.'WGN. — -M54 tueen 18 and 28 to train in • Ro»e$ Wlp Out* Expando* Bagged) - Good stock of U*edT»tow* and Kent. Ohio, starring March 15 • Shade and Frutf Trees V Roll out Rooms several good Used 3- and 4for career jobs in tree care 3“ Wall* Gun Furnaces Rent our Spreader for 50c service. We pay while training. row Com Planters. ‘ • Control of Peach Leaf 10 Wldcs Start nt 52695 For mlormatlon and interview per acre—or we'll do it foi Anything In Trade • Curl call or write R A. 8wem. R2 I Buy Used Mobile Homes $1.00 an acre. Box 48». BaUle Creek, phone • Red Spider Mite CEREAL CITY 962-4841. Or see Mr. Swem. • Scale Hastings Hotel. Mondays. MOBILE HOME SALES March 15, March 22 or March WO 2-86U (H Dickman Rowd • Mealy Bugs 3/11 28. 8:30 to 5. 3/25 LINCOLN-MERCURY DEALER Battle Creek, Michigan SERVICES • Leaf Spot Across from Ralston Purina || NOTICE M-37 SO. WI -5-Z22J 1310 N. Michigan Avo. BEAUTICIAN . • Rust Blight tf *" 3/11 Experience preferred, but will --------------------- ---------------------------NEW WATERPROOF TARP 3/11 consider recent graduate Ex­ ir Noticee IB OZ. cellent opportunity at one of Hastings' finest and most mod­ LEARN BARBERING - WRITE 8x7-8348 em equipped Beauty Salons for free brochure. Flint Insti­ •* 231 W. Stats Wl 5-5982 v*tahh*had clientele. S day HASTINGS tute of Barberuag. Ine, 1UH 3/11 w«4, paid vacation. All replies IB x 1B-41LM East Water St. Flint, Mich strictly confidential. Write Box 48502 _____________ 3. 11 Also larger sixes as correspond­ New • Remodel • Repair BANNER 965. c/o Banner. . it ing low prices Guaranteed water WAGE!-Yes. when you use GILCRAFT for cabinet and the Mighty Midget, Tho Ban­ and mU4e» proof. counter-top work. Special wood FUIX TIME GIRL or young CLASSIFIEDS ner Want Ad to Tell, rent, hire WINICK SURPLUS or buy you r»t f*rt results at 305 S. Church Wl 5-5352 woman for elertt in ready-to- projects made Co eedar. Car­ . .wear departaumr. Apply In penter service. Martin houses X» V. Michiganlow-cost. To plane ai^ad, Coll Wl 5-34S1 Wl 5-3549. 3/11 person. Parmalee's, Hastings. U u phono Wl 5-34BL PhOM Wl 6-3324 It Everything for the Farm! PROVE TO YOURSELF—Purina 1 feeding can coot you lew.. Pu- i rlna Chick Startena has been America's favorite chick starter1 for 37 years. It still Is. Hastings Milling Co. Wl 5-2943. _ 3 111 laity Shoppe, Delton, Mich. ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUBPO. 171, Hastings Telephone Wl 5-2885. Meetings every Monday. 8 pm.__________ tf Home* By Solomon-Bement Co Hastings Heights Step In and visit with ns at 150 E. North St. or call us and we will come to you. 945-9407 or 945-5383 VA. and FHJi. Financing We consider trades. tf THE FATMAN—Private Detec­ tive 24-Hour, Shadowing, Tape Foto-FlUn Evidence, Nation­ wide, uonfidentlal. Call WO r-344S-or write 194 North Unun. Battle C:tt it 12 3U FOR SALE—At Algonquin Lake. Two waterfront tot*."Term* LOSE WEIGHT—Just 4 capsule* ran be arranged. See Bun Mcdally. . Fashion Rite foe low Pharlin or call 5-3084 days or calorie dieting. P-79. La pi) 5-5231 after 6 pm. tf Piiannacy, 144 E. Stale, Has­ tings. ti fr Situation Wanted HAVING A PARTY? — Punch Bowl or Cup* tup to 200) WORK WANTED—Odd Jobs at any kind. Can do pointing on AraOabls at small rental fee brick or stone walb. Wood­ Call Episcopal Parish House or cutting by the cord with chain Rectory»aw. Phane_RO tf LEARN BARBERING - WRITE WANT TYPINO TO BQ AT for free brochure. Flint InatlHOME—Will pick up and. de­ tute of Bartering. Inc, llSHi East Water St, Flint, Mich liver. Phone 765-3741 or write 48401 3/U J. Davis. 247 8. Warren St, Freeport. 3/25 ★ Produce ★ Sporting Goods APPLE SALESROOM and Cider Mill open dally until 6 GUNSMITHING SERVICE— Please get your work in now. Closed Bunday. Good Potatoes. Rebltrtng, restocking, repairing. Nelson's Welcoraa Orchard We sell guns, scopes, ammuni­ Mi mile north of Ionia on M-86^ tion. gun casta, sua*. Mtteels and everything needed for your shooting pleasure. Huckleberry it For Reni—Real Estate Oun Shop. 10440 Kingsbury Road. 3 miles east of Delton 3-BEDROOM MODERN COT­ ITionc 633-5792. Doug Young, TAGE FOR RENT-HrCrtgereowner. < rated on Algonquin Lake. Cai Wl 6-3MI alter 6 P-m. „ tf Attic fMcdl Uu a Want Ad. �Card of Thanks and In Memoriam CARD or THANKS West Woodland LEGALS By Victor SUton M?-mi CARD OF THANKS r,*mUy Clare Holder .... Mianx* to won­ derful friends and neighbors fur {*•“111)11 flowers, cards, food and grand fa Uier. Charles ataht; treat# and all the many other acta of kmdnes* and expUton. of sympathy during hb long 111ness and since hu Msstng. We especially thank Rev. Harley Townsend. Lehman Funeral Home, neighbors who acted os bearers, Mrs. Hendon for music nV'J1*1 •PP«cl*llon, too. to Dr. Birk and Dr. Wedel and all those at TTiarnapple Valley who did so much for us. the luncheon and the Beattie CARD OF THANKH Funeral Home for their thoughtI wish to ttuuik my friends ,..l .1._ __ ■ and relatives for Ute cards and letters sent during my illness. The Family of Charles Stehl *Mra. Luella Stehl Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Stehl Martha B. Moore . Mr and Mrs. Lloyd Stehl Mr*. Orvle Stahl CARD OF THANKS Mr. and Mrs. Dalton Stall! We wish to thank oiir children Mr. and Mra. Gcorgfc Eldred for making our Wth wedding anMr. and Mrs. Clifford Rogers nivexsary such an enjoyable day; The Grandchildren and also ths relatives and friends Great Grandchildren coming to greet us at Uic Has­ tings Hotel; for the many gifts, Grandfather's Hand* money and enrds presenu-d to us, His hands were folded, his chores Mr. and Mra. Frank Prentice He went to rest at lhe setting of CARD OF THANKS sun. I wish to thank everyone who Hb hands have plowed each field helped with the Junior Rally at with love. Sown seeds of kindness sent from the Onate Grove Church Feb. 28. Good attendance. 98 In number. above. Thank you. And now the harvest his hands , ChrlsUap Endeavor shall reap: Junior Superintendent • Well done, faithful servant,” Virginia Darby Holy Ups shall repeat. —Verle EUhl CARD OF THANKS Dear Friends: We can only CARD OF THANKS many wonderful deeds of kindprrclaUon to cur frlrml# for their deeds and Uioughtfulness; to Hostings City Police, to Barry many prayera and card# have County Sheriff's Deportment for been of great help to us, too. their cfliclency, to Jack Osgood We thank you. Dean and Ardlth Cridler and Charles Flanders for UieJr prompt and cdnunulng 'service in an emergency situation: also CARD OF THANKS I wish to thank Dra. Finnic to Pennock Hospital stafi for their aid and service which-too and Phelps and the nurses and often is accepted as a matter ot nurses' aids at Pennock Hospital routine. Our .heartfelt thanks to for Uie wonderful care they gave tort and presence at lhe time of our sorrow. Mi. and Mra. William Cridler and families Mr. and Mra William Letson and families dilldren and grandchildren for nil the beautiful Dowers and calls and many other acU of’kindness which they gave me. Also to all Kn» be Huge drifts are formed and other flakes soon follow Shoveling U an obligation I those And soon upon Uic ground The whitened landscape doth And that's—cooperation I .•“ijs-ojr?. injiEUrtxts * wiutD <And that’s what we had last Cwapaxy. Mrta k­ . aaicaun. H. D But three tunes a day and the large chunks of suet have disappeared surprisingly fast. Looking out of Prairieville, Mr. and Mrs. Robert lhe souUi window Thursday fore­ noon. in Just a few minutes time we saw. caUng at our cafeteria, four big sassy bluejays, two bril­ liant red cardinals, a couple of SchuUneyer and Candy Ann from near Hooper were Bunday also downy woodpeckers, hairy guL-7. of Mrs. Fenis BroWn olid woodpeckers, red belly, several Isobcll. w Mra. Harold Springer Juncos, a variety of sparrows. and Mrs. Harriet McCallum spent Thursday visiting friends bird family, the sterlings. The wide variety of birds with their fellowship and friendliness, or their orneriness and enmity, de­ Sunday supper gueata at his parpending on which ones were Uiere, surely makes bird watch­ Bprlnger. Sunday callers at the la U» Vlllace ol UMdUnlU. w» ing and bird feeding very re­ warding. What a drab world Uils would bo without our feathered friends! Tuttle of few days visiting tho Almond Erlend, at Qdberi “Olf MeLcod of Woodland were grieved ker at Hastings. * All our read­ day, having died in his sleep. Al- ers are urged to read the article I. ...UnA„.n »l._. U. _ dealing with rural mall service SUUlU -I4ar... 1514 McKay Tow. had a bad heart condition for out of Woodland and to act tome lime, he had apparently quickly. been feeling belter than usual "of ORDER APPOINTING TIME Bounced Uie birth of a son on a great shock. Our sympathy to Monday, March 1 to Mr. and the bereaved family Mrs. Raymond Piper but at that time we didn’t know that down at the other end ot Martin Road World Book representatives at Post Tavern In Battle Creek on os. son the same day. Oongrafutf pita! on Monday morning, March latlonsl W Rolfe Bulling, a faruser Woodlandlte, and his wife. 1 nOw residents and business peofour brothers and a sister wait- pie of Hastings, are on a tour 9S , around the world. A card from Mra. Achaa Usborne, widow of them received lost Wednesday Ul L. Lafayette iLafei Usborne, passed1 stated that they were then in ■ Japan, having spent five days tn 1 Hawaii after a stop-over in Ban SUBJECT Aldo TO all U«at kick Ilr.i l.... ..nr, u J.au.rjr 1USJ. L'XlTtp NTAlKd or AMERICA. PUBLICATION OADEB s: .fen twine m ik» Mill KchMdi perta* ilnll far prtMuuiira ol cUl. tkelr clalea whk u>H Loan *ad Iff. a c:.py en Pllociuy cl said male ■T«u upon (MB kbobb long time and highly respected had eaten dinner with Mr. and resident of the Carlton Center parly I ,community. Airs. Usborne went to California to live several years rend. -This trip Is fabulous * ago, following the death of Kir. Rev. Lowell Demos of Woodland daughters, Aleatha and Emily. Leonard - Osgood Funeral Home afternoon John Poortenga was a caller o’clock (Thursday afternoon were Here's a report on lhe sick as delayed for 24 hours due to the storm and were held on Friday of Monday afternoon, March B: rtraucATtoM— long-time friend of-this scribe, we were unable, due to the blocked roads, to attend the serv­ ices. Our heartfelt sympathy to the bereaved ones. Fire Thursday afternoon did considerable damage to Uic Louis Wierenga home on Charlton Park Rd, Just north of old M-43. It was fortunate that, with the high wind that blew that day. firemen were able to save the building at all. Although badly damaged, tile house Is still liv­ able.** One thing that made It more unpleasant for us anowed- Probate QMM Ha>lia(>, Mid rsMtolUra u certain Honiara ■Mak Ib. 4il> 4ay •! Xevsan PUBUCATlo u fallow*. to wn: Tb. North ball ef lb. Sorth knit of iko Boelk S4S tool of tko W«pt our telephones were out of order for a cpuple of days and the mailman waa unable to make his PUBLICATION ORDER. Iko Counir Eitai. of N. it OBDBB FOB PUBLICATION — SU4 or Martgsgs 1 B«U B*Ut. Hute al Mhfct— — Ihll.u H 301 S. Michigan Ave. Hastings Office Hours Moo. & Wed. HASTINGS THE SHERWOOD AGENCY PUBLICATION ORDER fltsU al. Mkhteaa. Probata Ceart [or tbs County of Barry. Ito —KoUla st Gsorae ■ D«z»i.4 Mb No. 14.409. Notlro lo Hrteby Girta inr cn th* prtilloa ot Cl All Forms of INSURANCE INCOME TAX SiaVICI C, W. SPENCER Stalo Fam Insurance AUTO — FIIE BONDS Swgnson ln«uranc« U« canair ol Barry. Natlar cl tba Ecu aa. DacaawA. rite N« ;00 sub. In th. 1‘rotala I. iiaallMi, MlaHgan. a JERRY ANDRUS Nst’l Saak SMg. PUBLICATION OKDE2 Hl.ir ot Mkhicaa. 1' for Barer Coaalr. ItOaUT W. SHERWOOD. Mgr. Insurance and Bonds Ph. Wl 5-444J prtlllorae rai lira to *• t< »*rtr ia lateratl al • rarrii br (MUIrrti LlurUry I 945-9415 arc having a and ones willing to Tbe annual Father and Son furnish Middleville By Mrt. Mary Jackton TI SCHOOL OAXBMDAB THURSDAY, MABCM 11—Otrt Braus B>a«o«t, CsIHMte a Girls Oyw. • SATURDAY, MABCH IS—Baag Tas- wi: DMT. Bd’aV'1 M A EC >1 T*rUR5DAT.*MXcn IS—OabBcasM CU.UrU; Icttr ■ ttascr CoenetL Mra. Ida Rathbun, who haa been In for test* at Blodgett Hospital the last two weeks, re­ turned home last Friday. * Mra. Russell Beeler entertained Satur­ day with a luncheon and bridal shower honoring Miss Busan Rapids, Rockford. Remus and Hastings. * The Ladies Reading Club met Tuesdaw evening with Mrs. Melvin Noah. W Mr. and mother. Mrs. Vera Smith. * Mra hard Phillip Dyer of Scottville, who so well today.— Mra. Sylvester PUBLICATION ORDER at IM pc »)->»• n«rar<l Mln 3*III*Uu»4l*B Mndiai It h pr4«r*d, 1 to publication et ATTlND THI CHU.CH "W msta*;. sstw-sm-, AlluiUtys at !*«■ BBS F t/a S/h Zesta Grtffeth and Mrs. spends most of her time In bed. getting lip only long enough to sonic Hall Friday noon. Tho de- Farrell, who fed In his home about the middle of last month breaking his right hip. fell from his bed at Pennock Hospital ihe forepart of last week, fracturing the oUter hip. Both hips have been set and the nurses get him up In a chair a part of each day. He U "coming fine." Mrs. Farrell spends much of her time at the hospital with him.—Word day forenoon there were two big predates the many cards and black crows eating at opr feed­ Milrhrll Dayloa U. Aaktey. Alloc laroapolonl. filo No. 1: Al a teaaion ot >>14 Ch MEMORIAL MONUMENTS ■•11 or «uu OF DISTINCTION io kU Lowrwwce Brothers Hastings, and It took a second effort on Friday to get here rather late in Uie afternoon. And then our burned in an explosion and fire Banners, which we usually re­ ceive about noon on Thursday that destroyed her home early Ln did not arrive until Saturday out of Uic hospital and while her noon. left liand and arm are sUU ban­ daged and it will be a long time Here’s a first! when I looked before she Is fully recovered. nla hrrudhs. pp«rulBlnr. Mlekirsn thia Business Directory me«.-c at ihe church Thunday at PUBUCATI0B OBDBR. oidm yob LEGALS PRODUCTION CREDIT ASSOCIATION slup group meet# this Thursday al lhe Lloyd Hoffman home, for o I **>!»£ *d'faHl" Ute fact that it brought more of Uic birds to our feedmg stations and since we were shut in and Bunday dinner guest* at the Lethe telephone was out ot weliyn Woodman home. Bunday r, we surely did appreciate b« »4iaiu*4 ra arotau. I Kalamarao 10. MHhlcan dcallru; with a thtme parUncng Cloverdale • Hope MMUlli b.rlj J. annul M. D sire is Uiat you may return that Aletha Palmer who went to be low with a trust in a loving and with the Lord. March 32. lftS2 living God. Mr. and Mrs. Cameron McIntyre Mr. and Mrs. Howard McIntyre Mr. and Mrs. Dennis McIntyre Mr. and Mra. Norman McIntyre Mrs Nancy Marciano badly missed by Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Mueller Husband. Children Polly and Brian McIntyre ORDER FOB PUBLICATION. and Grandchildren und Great Grandchildren *Aia?rn*r<> Delton Methodist Church Activities to follow. The Wbat-Nota, a young adult fullowahip, will meet Tho near-bllxzard Ural struck here will attend. The meeting will did have a bright aide to it. Of course, the kids Uilnk we mean because school was closed Thurs­ day and Friday. We did appreci­ ate having our teacher home Uu»c two day> but that wasn’t from 7 to 8. exactly what we had in mind. Uy Mrt. Slaj MORTOAOB SALE IN MEMORIAM a. Mortraxoa, aol And than th# wind begins to I a HHIn al aal4 Caorl h«l4 »■ Court Aanta In in* Cltr of Baa- CARD OF THA.NKH Thank you. Dr. Huebner, those at Pennock Hospital, wiio minu­ te red to MoUier, the young lady who took Uie X-ray, friends and neighbors of Quimby, lhe Quim­ by Church and friends of the Uarryville Church. We are so grateful to all at Uie Sunset Acres Nursing Home, for ChrU- CARD OF THANKS We wish to thank Dr. Wedel, nurses and nurses' aids of Pen­ nock Hospital for their wonder­ ful earc. relatives, friends mid neighbors for their cards, flow­ ers. food mid many octa of kind­ Houseman and friends of the ness. Also thanks to Vogt’s Fun­ Hostings Baptist C h u rc h, tor eral Home and Rev. Max Glad­ theft- Christian love and com pasFamily of Claude Conkle slon. In honor of a Christian mother and family. Thanks to ' Mrs. Dollle Conkle Mr. and Mrs. Harmon Hawkins .Ihr Leonard-Osgood Funeral Home. Ws feel more than thanks Greenleaf and family ran ewr express to Glenn, Karl Mr. and Mrs Alfred Decker and Keith PufpolT for doing so and family many things for Dad and Mo- .until BNOWBOUNDl A* though it bad been beckoned. patient in Bccgses Hospital, ta (With apologies to John Greenleaf Whittier) fields. Borno uny snowflakes, no two teeplial recently tor surgery. * Drift softly across our view, down your neck. And quickly melt when earth kindness and prayer tendered tn kindness and help extended to each family- We especially thank Rev. O. A. Flow era for his com­ forting words, also Rev. Don Mathis. Our thanks to Rev. and Mrs. Dean Blough for Uieir sing­ ing and Mra. Dale Hanson for the music; tho ladles of the Hickory Corners And changes all around. Joyed by all. * Mr. and Mra. Russell Bender returned Wed­ nesday from their vocation trip to Florida. Their daughter, Bev­ erly. who had been with her brother and family. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Bender, returnsd home also. Church are to attend the WSCfl Workshop in Grand Rapids First Church Friday and Saturday. * Don’t forget the Hatahop Sale held tn the MeUiodUt basement Friday from 0 to 3 pm, spon­ sored by the Hannah Circle. All Street, are the proud parents of a Ultle daughter born Thursday. a T't.l. a h. XZaa Jim McKeown of Uie Univer­ sity of Western Michigan is prac-t the house. This Is the first time a few days but 1* feeling much main subject is biology. Jim and better today.—Barbara Haaterly, family were home lo the Andwith infection in her leg follow­ end. * Much Interest lias been ing a falfon the Ice, is much Im­ from the top of one of lhe tall- proved and able to be out again. shown on the Wet and Dry Ques­ —John Smith of.Carltwi Center tion in the village of Middleville and a large vote. ★ Many attend­ way they sounded. I doubt If suffering from pneumonia—The ed tbe tournament game between their remarks would be printable, report from Mr. and Mrs Albert Middlevine and Fennville. * ere able to Interpret them Hauer of Hastings is not good. Many attended the World Day of here’s one we wish somePrayer held at the Methodbt ould explain for us. A and they have a lady there car­ Church Friday evening and heard friend told us that aa he came ing for him and looking after the guest speaker. Mrs. George out his door Friday morning af­ the home. Mra. Hauer (Chloe) Grettenberger of Grar formerly of Cordoba, ter the heavy snowfall he saw some peculiar markings on Uie latter’s homf at Greenville Bun- B. All enjoyed her experiences she iu snow. He examined them as they day and plans to remain there went back and forth knd then a few days under a doctor’s can. five years there. Refreshments and a social time afterward. down in a bare spot close to the house he saw what had made the strange marks tn the snow— automobile accident Involving Mrs. Kthsl Baughman, who has been enjoying lhe slay with her a baby bird! Now can anyone ex^^^1 — a baby bird in month-old son. Paul. Both were daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Hart ? It's a craay, mixed up taken to Pennock Hospital and home tn April world! « Mary's Hospital tn Grand Rapids "Where was your letter last where he died. The sympathy ot making plans to attend her 50R1 the entire community is extended anniversary from Middleville High, School at the - alumni in to the bereaved relatives. June. Tbe Class of ISIS will bo answer? "At The Banner office! Like many others throughMit honored tills year at the Alumni At least we drove to Hastings Banquet. * Tne Citizen's Scrvids with It last Monday evening and been mudded in I The road south disappointed, too. not to have it printed but wo take Tur.granted impassable.,Mud and deep nits bor Sunday. The team had to be that it Just got crowded put and have made travel alow, hatd and Uyre to play by 1 am. * Mr. dangerous. Evon Uic mailman and Mrs Robert Finkbeiner and ...ill ■ — - ■ (Kt-I...— didn’t get through one day On daughtgra, Beverly and 'KimMr, and Mr*. Robert Jowell and thildren of Charlotte and Mr. and Mrs. JacK Potter and cars through with a tractor. WeVc meeting of the NaUonal Guard children ot Muskegon were Sun­ been going to Woodland via Lake tn Grand Ledge and Mrs. Plnkday dlkner guests of Mr. and Odcu*. Uic extra distance much beiner and daughters jpurneyed Mm Forrest Potter. * Mr and Mra. Victor Sisson were Sunday 'dinner guests oi Rev. Lila Man- �The Helrigels to ' Leave March 19 On World Tour Women from 9 Churches Join For ‘World Day’ Woodland By Mrt. Gltndan Curtis » H. M*tn MT>M< As you probably know all too :■>■ wail, your friends are always April 10 "MerUr eager to liear from you. But Lumpur. Malaya, here's a time when you can be sure your friends will doubly appreciate your letters. Don't be loo disturbed if your traveling friends do not answer tn kind Pur while every letter Bessie Woodman. * Mr. and Mrs Parent Borrow and Mrs. Rhoda Bawdy were Sunday dinner guests with Mr and Mrs Robert Austin. Mrs Bawdy remained with her son for a few days' visit * Recent Visitors with Mr. end Mrs Herald Ctaasie were Rev and Mra. Harold Blakely and friend of Bay Port. They report­ ed that her mother. Mrs Leon Nicholson, had suffered a light stroke. She is improving how- 1'anSyrWe «y Mrs. with Mr. March m. The Briggs Church board will meat March 15 al 9 pm. M lha horn* of Mr- and Mra. William Seymour. « The Briggs. BanfleW and Dowling MeihodUt Youth Fellowship attended a concert at Kalamazoo Western Michigan Fieldhouse. on Sunday. * Mr. and Mrs Allen Madsen are the parents ot a girl. Barbara. * | The Safety Patrol al Plcaaantvlew School wUJ give a dance Friday at 7» to 10 P«. at achoul. ♦ Family Night will bo at the Briggs Church TTiuraday. the father and sons Dr. Glenn ienl to Charles Mr an(J Mn| Fcj.d Slrvrru wlll puturra "My __ J gave a dinner Sunday, Feb 21 Furlough in Alaska “ ,_____________ , honoring lhe birthdays of Dor------------ •------- Child Study wln A”*1 l*vsnry Swift and Ferd. I Mrs. Myrtle Cary of Decatur ■uesday. March Guests were Mr. and Mra. Dar-, visited her son and family. Dr. of Mra. Doris win Swift. Peggy Swift. Sieve and Mrs Robert Cary, over the er for Uie eve- Peraonic. Mr. and Mra. Gordon weekend and Peggy Cary was al-' Charles and Gordon. »o home from WMU. April Mrs. Nancy Funderberg. 'Spiritual Life Meetings' WM<LG^ld'ddiroth IU*<* Church World Service Clothing "Chanoyu. tlv classical Im cere­ mony in Japan; In Taiwan, a full days visit to the great World In His Hands." was sung i m seldom" visited. Taroku Gorge. by Mra. LeaUr Springer I ICkllD Spt . A quartette from fTrat Metho- 1 dlst Church. Mrs Ch-ster Bang- • The Church World Service­ trip to Baguio by plane, In hart. Mra Richard DCMolt. Mrs I truck from Nappane-J, Ind . *111 William Nethery and Mra Wade pick up good used clothing from Jaipur, riding an elephant up to, Shook sang. “Once to Every Man churches in this area March 22- with Rev. Leonard Mantx making it Ln 44 lo 94 hours. But Cairo. U. A keep in mind, this U to Tokyo. May 7Hong Kcng. Singapore. Bang- Hotel, Jen kuk. Calcutta. Delhi. Teheran. May 13-1 Istanbul. Cairo and Rome. OU*t 1 continental places are apt to take a few jbanon of Columbia, Ky.; Guest Preacher Through March 14 7:00 P.M, E.U.B. Church of Hastings East St. at Grand drtnsed su an American Indian1' ’ responsible individual and lhe Mm Richard Taylor as a Hindu )<x*l church. Riitng processing from India, and Mra Walter and shipping c<r.ta have boosted Puratxrg in African rcstunw | the reqirvmcnta for "poundage A fellowship tea waa served by money" to 10 percent per pound lhe Presbyterian Womm'r As- for clothing sent godation tn ths church dining It should be mailed directly yootn following the service from lhe sending church to This service brings Christians Church World Service. Nappanee United Church Women Sponsor ‘Poverty Study’ WeV/ekome You! Mercury sales are up 95%*... it’s perfectly obvious why... isn’t it? On Friday, March 2d. at 9:JO There's no xuen Uung as a ifc "rolling stop." warns the ilchlgan State Highway Departont Every STOP sign luu only EXPERT TIRE k SERVICE JIM BARR ♦ Tire Shop U. S. ROYAL We're Now Located in our NEW BUILDING 107 East Woodland Collection of CARPETS ty McGee Monarch "Largest Selection in Barry County" NYLONS - WOOLS - ACRILANS and Herculons There are 15 ways to spoil yourself with luxury from $2799 to $363T L Special s£? if L 501 Nylon »q. yd. INSTALLATION INCLUDED °REMOVAL nd free spot a for RUGS and UPHOLSTERY Cleaned the Scientific Way by DURACLEAN e All Work Done in Yotir Own Home • Everything Ready the Same Day • No Meiiy Soaking or Shrinking Awarded year's top honor now in the Lincoln Continental tradition MAHLER MOTOR SALES 1320 N. Michija Hastings Phon. Wl 5-2479 �Offer Red Cross First Aid Class Over Channel 10 K-College Senior Biological Study In Off Campus Oliver Cheney, Past Resident, Dies at Work The Hastings Banner Michigan real den la within WILX's Channel 10. from 9 to 9:30 tm. each Monday. March among the 40 percent ot Kala­ 29 through May 31. mazoo College seniors who are spending the Winter quarter off campus engaged in an indepen­ dent project. The off-campus quarter, re- Oliver Cheney. M. Long Lake, a brother of Mrs. Ruby Wood of Charlton Park Rood, and Mra Keith James of 11M N Broad­ way. died of an apparent heart attack Thursday night while at work at tlus Saginaw Steering Gear Plant al Bagmaw where Hcbool. He moved lo Long Lake 31 years age. Mr. Cheney L» survived by his wife. Olenna; one daughter, Mrs Joan Oozdor of Harrisville: two Bons. Walter-of Lapeer and Richard at home; one other sis­ ter in addition to Mrs Wood Tkuodey. M.rek 11, 1965 TMw—Ms I 1, » Award Kiwanis Dr. Huebner is Named ‘Fellow' Foundation DS A For Americanism Paul H. Todd 7 Get-Acquainted Dinner March 27 AT THE STRAND—Peter OTos-le. as Henry 11 of England, aeetns to be telling Richard Burton that lao's company, three's a crowd in this scene from “Bertelt." which opens Friday for three days al lhe Strand. Tbe highly aeciainird him has been nominated for 13 Academy Awards, Including 'Rest Picture of the Year.’ and •Best Actor* nominations for both Burton and OToole. Bliss Earnings lip 14 Percent Earnings of the E. W. Bli*s ( Wolter Kent Retires trr share-compared to »1-M in the previous year Carl E Anderson, president of the diversified manufacturer, said that sales were 3120.179100 com. pured toll2I.M7.346 in 1903, in­ cluding those of wholly-owned Walter Kent, of Nashville, who has been associated with the Blandard Oil Company for more than 33 years, officially retired March I. He is turning the bust- At the end of 1964. ahartboidena* equity was tit TO per share com­ pared to JI71/7 for the previous Use Banner Want Ads! students wishing to qualify for their Standard Flrat Aid certi­ ficate should go to their near­ est Red Cross chapter Arrang-'- Federal Land Bank Annual Meet Thursday Presbyterian Circles Meet The program, developed by KlwanU and WON working to­ gether. Is distributed in taped form by Kiwanls chibs through- Typewriters Br Adding Machines To Dedicate Catholic Center In Grand Rapids For Sale ur Rent SCHADERS i Bishop Allen J Babcock, Ordl- Office Supplies) chairman of this group, -----— — Arthur Steward, wishes to pub- of the Catholic Information Udy thank Mrs. Hollister, .aa Center. 2U Ionia Ave., in Grand »he has assumed al) raponal-, Rapida. on Bunday. March 31. at bllity since tbe illness of the 3 pm Actually Goa, THRU the Skin lo Kill MukI* Pain Deep Imide Where it Hurtsl I LOOK AT THESE ADVANTAGES! Fulkn»ln« dinner will be tin election of two directors to re­ place Claud Lund. Sheridan, and _ X* Where do you save time and steps at o convenient location? . Rexall THRU penetrates I I Liquid or Gel Ctrele No. <1 Wednesday after­ noon. She gave the Jmon and the chairman. Mrs. Kcnrwth The Thomnpple District s BooutO-Rama Is to be haid in the trenth conarz-uUve annual divi­ Hoffman, gave the devotions Circle No. 1 area hosted by dend. and the Largest amount Mrs. Robert Brown last Wedever paid; he added. Ths Ionia association serves farmers in Ionia, Barry and Montcalm counties with long­ term real estate mortgags, and is one of 17 such asoctaliona tu Michigan. A total of 224 mort- Plan Scout-O-Rama the skin to kill muscular aches and paina at Wjeir a source... without the I rubbing of old-fashioned linimental I ■ aim YSWIeWV St. Patrick's Day is Coming Soon . <. See Our Center Pieces — Doilies Table Cloths and Greeting Cards all by Hallmark feme »*<Z4* Pisano Wl 5-2444 Where do you get efficiency, service, and convenience by doing oU,.your business under one roaf? at the NATIONAL BANK BF HASTINGS! office The total outstanding on December 31st, 19M was M.S million, an Increase of 114 per­ cent over a year earlier. Holdover directors are Ethan Wintan. president, Dowling. Les­ ter Wolverton. Ionia, vlce-prrwideni: Marl Bradfield. Delton, and Orville Trrfctan. Stanton. Where do you get economy in low. low bank rates? Welcome 4H Club Has Sliding Party at the NATIONAL BANK OF HASTINGS! Welcome 4H Lnathercrafl Club held a sliding party on Batur- Where can you enhance your credit standing and get the satisfaction of knowing that you have made o good deal? ' PRESCRIPTION PHARMACY 124 L State St. at tbe NATIONAL BANK OF HASTINGS! losthw projects under the Junior J* at the NATIONAL BANK OF HASTINGS! H’OWL you meet . . . repair or replacement bills if damage occurs to Where is the only place in town that you can get complete banking serv­ ices on Saturday afternoon? . at the NATIONAL BANK OF HASTINGS! your home or business or their contents? It’ll be easy if you’re covered by u Hastings Mutual Homeowners policy, or Complete Commercial Package. Wise up ... sec your Hastings Mutual man today and you won’t have to give a "laxit" wlmt happens! You'll Be Amazed at the "Savings" on these G.E. Washers... Dryers... Ranges... and Other Appliances! WINNERS IN OUR OPEN HOUSE DRAWING— Authorised Haitingt Agent in This Area COLEMAN AGENCY -------------------------- .—Troy 0. Shockley, R3 Hastings Authorised Hastings Agent in This Area DishesGeorge Mead, R3 Plainwell F RANDSEN' Q Lampe ____------------------------------ Ethel Laubaugh, Hostings Night Light------------------------ -CGtonn Steele. R3 Nashville ■ Insurance Agency 120 W. State $t„ Hastings LEWIS ELECTRIC Cloverdale Michigan Froa Parting at the NATIONAL BANK OF HASTINGS! Phone Wl 5-3412 203 5. Michigan, Hastings TV Whatever your need, whatever the purpose you have in mind, come in. discuss your problem with us, we'll help you ... Open 9 A.M. - 9 P.M, s Dalton 423-5381 Phone Wl 5-4174 Authorised Hastings Agent in This Area The Sherwood Agency Rob«,t W. Sbsewaad Nstteasl Baek BaiWieg. HMl.agi FWm Wl S-iVl LOANS from *60.00 to ‘60,000,00 National Bank of Hastings Member Federal Reserve System and Fedaral Depaeit ItMuraaca Corporation DEPOSITS INSURED UP TO >10,000.00 �Ask Catholics Give Generously To Bishop’s Fund IE VINO CHAPEL Rev. Otelmar Millar. Pastor Phono RO 6-3603 Bunday school. 10 sun. ROT. Marvin BtakmlUsr, Pastor Worship. 11 am. Bunday school, 8.46 am. Morning worship, 10:46 amEvening service. 7:30 pm. Wednesday prayer. IM pm. 9 : JO service orarWBCR. Hecmotj: A warn lavltaUou is extended "If Tlu-re U a God. Why . . .r lo all to attend the services ed H«k» on Life's Profound Qucsthis friendly church. ■very Bunday, 8:30 am. the swid-wtde Free Methodist THE CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF Adult round table, 8:30. LATTER DAT SAINTS Junior High and senior lilgh M-43 at Podunit Lake youth fellowship. 8:30. . • a*0*™* ASv High school adult ciaes In 308 W: Orssn, Wl 6-4846 Rsv. George Elliott Rm. WkUUm Necbery Bishops lo contribute to the aid of U» wartd's poor They have done this through the annuel Catholic Bishop* Relief Fund' KILPATRICK UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH Rev. Russell Barver, Pastor M-66 Woodland Bunday school. 10 am. Rot. R. A. Haftman Worship hour. 11 am. 10 am. Bunday school. Bunday evening service, 7 pm. 11 am. Worship service. The Bible, the whole Bible and • pm. Evening service raking but the Bible. The Prodigal Son lhe wort of Catholic Relief Ser­ vices of the National Catholic Wettars Conference Ti trough this agoscy relief supplies tn the form of food, clothing and nrdl- The parable of the prodigal Bat. Bobbath school. 9:30. Worship, 11 am. Wsdnssrlsy prayer. 7:30 pm. Former Freeport High School Pastor Ralph VandarWarf Bunday school. 10 sun. Worship servlos, 11 am Evening service, 7:30 pm. Wed, Prayer meeting. 8 pm. The little church with the big Friday Events 3 pm. Frlcnddup Buixlaj School class party al Mary Wai- Simmons Bad Care K. W. Matter, Paster 10 am. Bunday school. 11 am. Worship service. TM pm. Evening servlet. 7:10 pm. Wed, prayer se Woodland BMe dub, for boys and girl*. Meeting place. Wood­ land community room over ths Flro Barn. Wed, 3 46-446 pm. 7:30 Single women of the church arc invited lo meet in the church dining roosa with a view to loaning a continuing Rev. K. Charles Nceseth. Pastor Bunday worship, 10 am. Bunday achooi. 11 am. MYF Bunday. 7 pm. Bunday evening service. 8 pm. 8.46 am. Bunday school. 11 am. Morning worship. 6 pin. Young 1‘roplo's m A J. Bpoelstm. Pastor Sunday school. 10 am. Worship, 11 am. Bunder school. 10 am. Morning worship. 11 am. Young People s service, 7 pm. Tuesday, cougregaUMi Bible study, 8:11 pm. Frt, minlstw school, 7:30 pm. Service meeting. 8:30 pm. II am. Morning woralup. 7 pm. Evening worship. Wednesday. in Village of Woodbury fttnday school. 0:46 am. Worship. 11 am. Junior church far children. 4Youth choir rehearsal. Wed . 7:30 pm. BU^i Walldorff-Sponable Fellowship service. 7:46 ami'4 Youth Fellowship. Wed , 7 pm. 8 BUHe ElCurty and prayer str-" Time. une/ta 'Serving Your Community Since 1895' 24-Hpur Service Phone Wl 5*3252 Bunday service. 11 am. Bunday nchooL 11 am. Wednesday service. 7:46 pm. Reading room open Wednes­ day and Saturday, 2 to 4 pm. . 11 am. Morning worship. 7 pm. Junior High and Senior High Youth Groups. Sunday school. 10 am. 7:46 pm. Evening service. Morning worship, 11 am. Christian Endeavor. 6:30 pm. Who's the fairest one of all? 8T. AMBROSE, DELTON Bunday Mass, 10:30 am. 8T. AUGUSTINE, Each piece^ WAS $59.95 Who? Me. of course. Me, and dreamy interior. in my Imagine Dodge Coronet 500. how young with bucket seats I loot • And-WOW! What'* mom'.. The performance and Coronet matches new lower mi lipstick. Now only Twin ar full ill, mattress or boxspring NOW ONLY $99.76 Thousand* ol Simmon* Back Care mattresses have been sold when na­ tionally advertised al $59.95. But you can save over $10 if you buy now during this special aale... or better yet, save over $20 when you buy lhe set. And look at these outstanding features: 312 extra firm AdjustoRest soring* held securely in place by exclusive Anio-lxxk construction; a durable cover and fell upnohlery Bani-Seal treated against germ*, odors and mildew: lll-year guarantee (stated on lhe ma 11 res* label); 6 handle* and 12 fresh-eir vents. So visit our More today, save over $20 on the Back Care sleep seL Hurry , this sei at this reduced price for a limited tiros only. CHOOSE TUFTED. TUFTLESS OR NEW QUILTED MODEL ADVENTIST Try matching this; A Dodge Coronet 500 with tn optional 426 V8. Now. color jt gone: Of uy the standard 273 of extra-cost 318. 361. w 383 co. in.VB: ffot new liger tamers at a new lower price? Walldorff 105 E. State St. Hastings FURNITURE Ph. Wl 5-5105 HASTINGS MOTOR SALES • 220 E. State St. �THE HaLtINGK BANNEE—* Bureau Reports I i In A ci?iof nnnn iMedical Facility A total of 6.256 On Assistance Payments Here ----------------- Old AuUtanat payments Rec/c/CNN Driver to 345 persons th Barry County Introduce this new . —r __ ________ . plant ln Mate- __ . pUylng tn that tree." At once during nrw types of plants,gladly azoepred tho gift STnilglSxr boy, whose name which war. being swommfutty'careuM u- -u-n- .w Hc put alwills In his gun and took a position witere 1st could closely watch that tree. He stood there like a statue while, Lester qwnt a couple of hours or more cutting By H. D. Burpee before he wouldbelieve _____ _____ droll if atane at tho people In any amusement was a» bad that thia World didn't boo the funny aide ot life. According to thia hiblted list. For instance, done* story taken from one of the BANKER Scrap books and writ- t'.cr family: but Later found a loved violin music and bought such an Instrument; but lie was Thta appeared tn tbe June 13^ play it. His parents noticed that tic by himself. Their curiosity to LESTER WARNER OF : know why he. preferred that part PRAIRIEVILLE WAS A MAS­ TER AT DROLL SPEAKING AND JOKING 1>n mmde. When Uicy did. their Played On Other* Axe SUH Remembered Joyed hearing 'lUm play. Ho deBy M. L. Cook dined all requests to play In Had you known Ixwtcr War- public. Occasionally Ids futiicr 'Which Arrest Couple For Furnishing Beer to Minors nd BIG WEEK Last Week to Play Vacation Bingo Game Ends Sat., March 13 Stock Up and Save up to 40% Cream Style Core CUT WAX DEANS Q SI __ Avondale-11b T-dz Kroger-lftroBr Krogar-1-lb can Kroger Swael-l lb 1-oz can PORK & BEANS _. m f(jp L Rsdeem al Kroger thru Saf . AAarchl3,1965 1-lb. SLICES PEACHES Krogef-19-oz. pkg. CAKE MIXES CARDEN PEAS Kroger-12-ox far 89/ IREADED SHRIMP i* — SI PEANUT BUTTER Gortons Frozen Country Club-12-oz. can LUNCH MEAT ■ , Country Club-llb. 8-oz. can OCEAN PERCH i ibpk0 49/ FRYERS Fryer Parti, Quarters or Halves 4 SI TOMATO JUICE Avondale-1-lb 1-ox fQf CHILI w/Bmbs I ■ I 50 EXTRA TOP VALUE STAMPS । with tho purch.ro of a ib end Kroger Sliced commendable. How many of the League members knew that Benjamin Franklin and not some Mkklgss a 50 EXTRA TOP VALUE STAMPS Avondale Halves or VAC-PAC CORN «<«. When the young man's name E called he arose and proudly to the assembled young people. "Bird in Uie hand Ls the rather severe ■ Ih. x_.hu, V 3 t.fl. - —* Evaporated Milk Is worth two In the bush." but neglected to explain In what Book of the Bible the quotation would be found. Brown did not know It was one of Benjamin phllor.phor In Franklin's practical sayings in >f«r Knwx-1$ U-ox can Kroger Spinach-15-oz. position. Could I-cstrr help him out? Of courw Lester could. He whispered Into Brown’n tw with coupons below KIDNEY SEANS Kroger-UH-ox can entirely forgotten to look up a Bible verse beginning with B. so Top Value Stamps j Avondale—1-lb. 5-oz. can APPLESAUCE Ub < a a the youngest ttsrd a droll wit 500 EXTRA .......... GARDEN PEAS Kroger in any company < ngHWIt He dearly His queer commend last December totaled1 Nil M170 ,Payg $»() FIHC or aa avmge of 175.47, Mrs., J , , . .o Mario Hlgbie, supervisor of the; Willard L. Amos. 49. Ora In December of 1963 the aver- court cmU when he pleaded watchlng the tree, but had wen Colorado, hla cousin wrote that ed the pulpit of Ue country ign payment was H8«2. guilty before Municipal Judge sign of a squirrel. Charley hc uus about to moke a trip to church. Hc loved dearly to argue -There were I IS Barry County l. E. Barnett to a charge of d. "Say Lester, when did New York City, would stop at 1 with than, and left them with see those squirrels in that the Warner farm on his return .the Imprreaton that he was on pleaded guilty when arraigned famille. receiving Aid to De- reckless driving. He was arrested Children which to. tree?" To this Lester an-;and would be glad to have Lo»-|:l>c verge of being eonvwted to March 2. before Municipal Judge pendent pcHucn. inuurrn -xn... w by Officer Albert aboutBlanton 3 SIU Saturon S.‘ swered: "Now. Cluuile. I cant ter show him any plant, that had; their views; so they would ac—— — —-------Hanover alter no wni cunum furnishing intoxicants to minors. of 113043 a family. In Decern- : his car in lhe 1000 block The r of 1963. 05 families r«car hit a utility pole. Officer Summer." I may bo sure that Lester was plowing, dnuntlng and culUvalred an average of 11X136. Stanton said Amos thought bo­ Ixster had a cousin living In r™dy fur him alien he arrived, in;; in ordre to convert him. — T. . .... ~x> tnr nrand TlltSdr ruxw-n In .Uh whnm Hz. rnrr.« ‘ Th®™ WlTe “ number of tomato I While l» Wvnuxl much interesColoredo with whom be carves- pUnU t hc WanwT IwnUy ud. tt was nouerel that he didn't —I or an average ot sai-JJ as “““ ~. _.7 aid to the blind. In December of t,0WVds battle Creek He tuf1963 five received on average of f"ed “ broktn noM ond other 5140.90. | mem, on wrucn --------------------------------------------- - -potoma toes." He went’ to a|many incidents in lhe life ot There were 4G receiving 13.145 —•-----------forms of tint state. Hc -claimed (bat anmn special Kfvv-lnl rrrxnc that fbnv they had some crops __.x_a.u_ neighbor— ’s __u and purchased scene flxsfer Warner but will indicato ” “ »! “VI “ Rosnake Pay. Fine which were not raised olaewhere, elsewhere,;' , potatoes. These Iw planted why he li remembered as a droU — ------------ - — J Jesse Rasnake, R1 Shrihyvpfe,. ‘ , tin Ih,, i and often Mrened the fact that t underneath some of the tomato joker. elude not having minors at their IB. 32 received an Ixster had missed out by not1 vines so that when tbe tomato1 For two years he served as home when there is r‘• paid a (50 fine'plua 3430 court Direct Relief touting 31.149.- costs Imposed by Municipal* loading in the Centennial State.' VM uprooted potatoes would be ' supervisor of Prairieville, bring beverages in the house. -------- .---------Lester-did not admit that Colo- found He insisted to hi. cousin «Iocted on the democratic ticket Chief Sunlor «ud th — JudKe l e. Buhxrtt alter he redo had anything on Michigan.' that those special plants grew wtule his father —------------waa aJ--------staunch *- — arrested ——• -• at •1 — pxn_/fueaday —• after from 33 cases which received a n-e-uu.i ruilty to furnishing in­ On the contrary, I io insisted that uur4? pdratoo aa well as to- Republican. Some of his prepo- officers had otzerved minors at total of 33.433.01 In lhe Mme [oxlcant3 to a 20-year-old boy' Mlchlgnn raised big farm crops rnatoca To satisfy his cousin he saL> on th- board can even yet their home on Monday night. month a year ago. on Feb 2M. He was arrested by without the bother of irrigation took him out into the garden, un rt-uxwmm mt vuv buuvuhk , ------------ w-----------Medical Asxlstancc to the Agrxl gmje Hooper Kenneth Howril. also that three were some pe-1 puiyd Up half a dozen tomato unden-iklngs hc suugestod for! It takes 28 to 30 gallons of totaled $42,652 63 in December. _______ g __ cultar crops grown here that plonU antj. from the hills, he Barry county. At first his ac- sap to make a single gallon of to 135 Barry residents. Of that' A J. I ' total. 333,853.10 went to the1 Hanner Mani A (it/ Colorado fanners probably never ■ dug half a bushel of potatore, soctatm on lhe board were tn- pure maple syrup. — , 1 ' v—■ ——.tui, ----- - r — z •• —---——preaching you would be«in to ter would Induce him to try smBe; not because there was favorite tune. Usu-r would anything out of line in his op- Play the second-tiddRi accompeaxancr, but ‘because you would Panlmz-nl. and would keep half know that he would probably a note or so behind the leadrr. hand out some droll saying that I which didn't add to Uic enjoywould make you laugh heuruly. i ment of tiw'lured man. In ad- --------- --- --------- . nuuimn wiu» cxkc Mlle residents His father wna to his home Lester liked young an excellent fanner, a good people and aitendod the meetxrxrf .-_ _ -____ »____ .x~ guiftulaud a considerable far- [ Bunday evenings. Ono night al (une. Ho wa» a devout churcji’ane of thew gatherings ho sat Phenumr. as wm Mra. Warner i beside a neighbor boy named BOV* a considerable share of nniwn Tt waa ttnAaraf/wi tHat unjtd Ids cousin to come lo U-r what tuceres hc h Michigan whan he made hlM In raising potomatoes, next kip East, so he could show, dul him something that would ostoo- >rW of orthodox rellal, Lsha Colorado farmer. AmdpUM. ln . 1 Boneleie Pork Roaet ‘ White Bread quiet laugh about it Mall of Ids father’s btg farm cutting of woods belonging to another shocking com he saw a neighbor boy with a shotgun approaching feilow inquired: Special Label! Kroger FLOUR Tenderay Round-or eply: Swiss Steaks 50 EXTRA TOP VALUE STAMPS with the pjrchsro o4 a 1-lb. cm or Kroger Vac-Pac Coffee PROTECT g YOURSELF I Radeeoi el Kreger thru SaL.AAarch 13,1965 Center Cut Rib Pork Chops Lamb Oscar Mayor Regular Against the Uninsured Driver FRANKS J 50 EXTRA TOP VALUE STAMPS, Harrod's SHOULDER ROAST ib 49/ Eckrich lb 59/ | Rusty-Unki »« 49/ n Plain end Seeded - 2 pkgr HADDOCK Brown ’N Serve Ralls 39/ i-ib. 6-ox pts 99/ Nedee<aatKroflerlhru5ol,Marth13.l9«5 ALL REEF FRANKS ib 59/ Gorton'. Breaded Cod, Parch or Kroger Frozen Embassy 50 EXTRA TOP VALUE STAMPS Salad Dressing with lhe purohaee of a 2-ex jar of v French Brand Instant Coffee ORANGE JUICE X\ You can give yourself, your family and your friends needed financial protection up to >10,000 for bodily IfljuHas or death caused by hit-run drivers, drivers of stolen cars and un­ insured driven. In addition, a Sptcitd CoIHriou Tenant of this coverage, often may pay aft damages to your car, including deductible. Be sure you have this low cost added protection by calling your representslive at your Auto Club office. 5 6 01 can 1 Kadeemat Kroger thro Sal. Marthl3.1965 j Kroger Frozen 50 EXTRA TOP VALBE STAMPS WAFFLES *■«* pk» 10/ KROGH DRY MILK MdMoral Kroger Hiro Ut. March 13.1965 48 Size "Largest Si?e Shipped' GIANT Navel SPECIAL LABEL KROGER FLOUR 5 lb bag 29/ DETROIT AUTOMOBILE INTER-INJURANCE EXCHANGE 217 Wwt Stat* St. Phone 945-4392 IDWIN J. MIIStNBACH, 50 EXTRA TOP VALUE STAMPS with the pure Kaw of a 51b bag of Florida Grapefruit or Oranges Radeaat a« Kroger thru 5ai.. March 13.1945 ari MOTOR HATE INJURANCE COMPANT HASTINGS OFFICE With purchaaa ci 2 pigs, ot Gold Crest | ■ Choc. Covered Raisins or ■ Bridge Mix ■ EMBASSY SALAD DRESSING quart >ar 29/ 50 EXTRA TOP VALUE STAMPS with purchase ci a bag ci any variety Michigan or Washington State Apples Redeem.tK(Q^rthal$;t.,Matthl3.1965 - �Ron Keithley Has Sigma Phi Office New Telephone Directories Now Available •tarud.leUnvy r>f ANNUAL TAX SALE TAXES OF I96Z AND mwHuj- WOODLAND TOWNSHIP lomtiTowM township PRIOR YEARS fraternity at Michigan Btau Unnesiiiy. KcUhiey, a Junior at MSU. was graduated tram BMUngs High School ui 11*51. tail tail tall SCHEDULE “A* ills "it •'.W. S!i INNOVATION SUBDIVISION i::: I lo <!■ of kWT, IA M 1M CASTLETON HaMUn, Iks BUI* <1 Il U or<Urr4 lk»t In many MSU groups Hc was reminds all subscribers achoiarahip chairman for Ann* that beginning March strong Hall. township I rtf. Ik W < .4. <> Bm It Ik » 41* 44’ E 4M.4 n. U tluSiW 8 •JT..-' body. Kcllhlry U the publicity chair When the new directories arrive man for J-Oaundl, the junior 1M1 CHATEAU FA*K CHATEAU BABE NO. 1 w ing unlreratty event, and a ojj.m DUFFY BEACH n LYNDEN JOHNCOCX FLAT MO. Mkj Michigan Beni senr-1 w—* . sniatlvru -Ill .nnw* .nv ’ pitting the fraternal rplrlt to tbe IMS LINOBBSOB rau ar about tafonnaUon printed m- SUBDIVISION man lor his iraurnlty. Kelt Wry, a political science hasting a township To Train Women As Clerk-Typists training to prepare them for th.-lr 0AX WOOD SHOBBN SUPERVISORS PLAT OP HOWARD POINT BUPSBVISOBS PLAT OB EMOLAMB BOUT ABNETTa BEMOUT • The Mjchlgun Emplujmcnt Seadult clcrk-typM tratnHur class Pay» Fin«, Cotts OBJQIXAL PLAT DAISY U1LL fianltl B. Hafftiflnger. RJ husband U unemployed will be before Municipal judge paid an ntlowanw while tratalng. Barnett on a disorderly . BALILMOBE TOWN SUIT OiMinc L* auld for fibbt addition to WALNUT NIDGE qualified clerk-typuL-. and urge# MAPLE OSOVE TOWNSHIP SHADY HEIGHTS < Misran William Cri Rapids, for thia training. STATE OF MICHIGAN East Middle Lake BOB THE COUNTY Or BABBY POINT MO. 1 IUNDAGO PAU HOPS TOWNSHIP , I NWU. Bang* N< BK U ot SW H ut Bus M *k ot awK Ry Mrt. Bettie M. Cairnt BTOMY BOUT Letter of March 4: lUrBBVIBOBS FLAT or NUNBBT POINT On The Scales UM Saturday SYLVAN BHOBB WILLIAM C. SHULTS FLAT Sunday. Mr. and Mol Carlyle SftWSTCflB'T*. ' callers. * Mr. and Mra. Clifton telllVA ...III! -u‘V!l It ot Ul < Btk n. i»«i *•»» OBANOEVILLE TOWNSHIP WaiTtn Cam» Sunday pm. * Lant-Frlday Frank Ibigle brought BOBEBT 1. OBANT'B ADDITION Btk. 1. 11*41 1M.M SUPUVIIOB CHASES ADDITION NO. t ■ On Saturday the Jacobs Prescription Pharmacy EAATEBN ADDITION Ll • Mi liliu w MA ot HW'M ot Bsc WAkl tltttf BilkirfglonfMgB^ ash tuba ftMiihriagat w«F PUMiipflw COlf113.31, H’s sauiic they cod u little jet T0la(Si»)fHUM*CI5T aaa.i* AMMON EATON'S ADDITION 15. 1»«1 SKA DANIEL ITBIKBBS IDDIYIOf ■ UPBBV1S0B' SUPUV1N0B WILCOX ADDITION HOPE TOWNSHIP WEST CREEK SUBDIVISION Stull came Sunday and took them back to Grand Rapids. * VILLAGE OF FBSBFOBT ut aw 4 ut Culbert last Thursday. * Mra SAMUEL BOUBK ADDITION 125 East State St. spending some time In Phene Wl 5-2466 Use Banner ll’iinf .l</i.' LOBO VIEW POINT 1Z O>U ALGONQUIN LAKE BSBOBT pboputUk Wrt r PLAT or BAYLES ADDITION TO THE VILLAGE OT CLOVERDALE NBCTIONL TOWN « NOBTK. THOBNABFLE TOWNSHIP EDDY LL'ACH BUFEIIVISOH S PLAT or TECHLAND HM4M In ...I >*kug*U Mobil combination you IBVIXO TOWNSHIP JS43 IS fl. tk i’ia h inn.inai. can plat ih.’ Good Linoleum plus I.* 3d - f.a ASSEBSOB B PLAT WO. ( WOODLAND TOWNSHIP X"f— «««“• ■» ■■*“*--* Ul M. IMS 1 • .1- l M Inti In ok Good Installation I OF LAP. BEAI II Mi. BEPLAT OF OUTLOT DAXUL STALEY'S AD ALLISON uBEEN, W?th.’! CAELTON TOWNSHIP habdendobf addi initafled- Our men are factory trained and s a. OB1OO ADonior Armstrong** Linekum ImialUd Low Monthly Payments HASTINGS FLOOR COVERING Hwtinst Phone Wl 5*5118 WofkmoniMp Have You Tried An Efficient Hastings Banner WANT AD Lately? Z^NM it HR4* M ib# 14 .’irs na-afWAg y.’.'r. 1 FM UM I •“ 6B5W« �Major Prentice * Mr. and Mn. Wayne Tagg at­ a testimonial dinner hon­ oring tb« VF.W. Kh District I Commander Arthur Miracle at Receives Medal On Retirement Banfield-Vicinity cat«l Sunday in the Lutheran parents. Mr. and Mra. Leo Prey Church, w Mr. and Mn Prad Sunday evening. * Congratula­ tions to the Saxon basketball Cheney and Mr. and Mra. Ployd Miller from and daughters were Bunday din­ Laeey called on Mr. and Mra ner guests of her parents. Mr. teo Frey and two youths last Sunday. The Millars laft for and Mr*. Richard Vcr.devlllo of wire, jui arm *11:1. u.iw uu.n A Marvin Prey will be doing his practice teaching in tbe Hastings High Scliool next semester, a Mr. and Mrs. Luther Lenz and Mr. and Mn. Earl Dunn and family were Sunday dinner guests of their mother. Mrs. Myrtle Dunn. ---- ............. ~ am UWUUU* Freeport training pragmas* ta Training DtvWon.Offtoe ef Deputy Chief of Staff for ( they were celebrating their 50th and Mn. Richard Bird. * Mr jedding anniversary. * Mr. and and Mrs. Richard Bird were lust Mrs. Luther Lena and Mr. and Mrs. Earl Dunn and family were dinner guests of Mn. Myrtle Hastings. * Mrs Charles Gibbs Dunn Sunday. •pent Bunday with her daughter Mr. and Mn. Lao Prey, Marvin and family. Mr. and Mn. Robert and Kathryn, were Sunday din­ Mart, of Muskegon while Mr. Western Michigan Unlveralty. * ner guests ot Mr. and Mrs. Rob­ Gibbs and Henry Myers went Mr. and Mn. Gordon Buxton ert Prey. * Jimmy and Cindy Ashing on Muskegon Lake. Leonard were Friday night and Saturday guests of their grandlhe Banner Want Add I parents for MUe Dianne Crago, nar*nr. VJ. . __ a__ attend*! a surprise annlvermn Wrty for Mr. and Mn. »win King of Ionia Bunday. * Satur­ day callers al Use Ployd Grin­ nell home were Mr. and Mn. George Blllott and children of Tagg waa a Saturday .overnight guest of Mr. and Mn. Ted Bird 31£<?tUevU1<- * Uozt Nefr'from "Michigan Outdoors." visited the Luther Bterxlck place Saturday LOVELY TO LOOK AT, DELIGHTFUL TO USE— AND YOURS FOR ONL¥ Bunday dinner and supper guest* 99* children were Saturday supper gueaU of- Mrs. Sylvan Tagg. * Mr. and Mra. Floyd Dukes were Bunday evening visitors of Mr. and Mr*. Bernard Dukes of Has­ ting*. Little BUlle Dukes came home with them to spend a few days. Mr. and Mr*. Ralph Stuart and daughter* of Ionia were Sunday visitor* of Mr. and Mr*. Dean Stuart. * Mr and Mn Robert Anderson and family of [ Union City were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Dean Stuart. * Mr. and Mn. Dean Stuart and children were Fri­ day supper guests of Mr. and Mn. Robert Conley .of Hastings. with retry 8-gilta porchne Comparable Flatware Retail* for $3,251 Designed and eraftedtoy the world-faraqua Inter­ national Silver Com­ pany. Solid stainless steel clear th rough, with a finish that stays mlrror-bright for life. Fourpiece place salting only Me with every purchase of eight gallons or more of Leonard’s Total Per­ formance gasoline. Start your set of richly beau­ tiful Royal Hostess, with Mr. and Mn. Frank Dutch­ er OUibr Sunday dinner guests were Mr. and Mrs John Dutcher and daughter of Caledonia. * Mr. and Mn. Frank Dutcher visited Mn. Lillian Sbondelmayer and Randall Brooks at Blod­ gett Hospital Friday evening. Mr. and Mn. Gaylord Whit­ ney and daughter of Grand Ledge were Saturday evening visitors of Mn. Elnora Whitney. GUARANTEED! SitKtt Elnora Whitney. * Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Clinton vtel ted Mr. and Mn. Robert CUnton and family and Mr. and Mn. Don Clinton and family of Middleville Sat­ urday. * Mr. and Mn. Don Olin- You can depend on LEONARD Jack Echtinaws SERVICE 320 N. Michigan Wl 5-507* Seymore Bouwena and family visited Mr. and Mra. Gerald Woods of Hastings last Monday night. * Mr. and Mn. Beymore Bouwena and family were Bun­ day evening visitor* of Mr. and Any way THE FINEST WELCOME TO HASTINGS AREA IS WELCOME WAGON If pfa Md «MW»ft to qUMliOM I dlr. h Nftim mJ Jrnt all... PORK CHOPS CENTER CUT RIB LOIN 79 69* will meet with Mrs. Owen Gay­ lor Tuesday, March 18. Bring named to the Honor Roll at Aqui­ sack lunch. Coffee and dessert nas College. To toe eligible, a stu­ dent must maintain st least a 3.0 Anyone interested invited. Vanner Adi Benell YOU/ CHUCK lb. 49c - 59* I Corned Grade A Poultry BEEF BRISKET turkeys.. FLAT Qc points E Oc CUT 07 ib CUTJ # ib ROASTERSDUCKS...- Choice 39* Cheerio Ice Cream Bars ft >*. 49* A&P YOUR DREAMS COME TRUE WITH Coldstream CHUNK TUNA PLAID STAMPS 4-89 PINK Mixed PEAS 1 Lb.. 1 Ox. Can. A&P ’ SA5**ON CUT GREEN BEANS. 1 Lb. Cant 6% Ox. Cans 2-89' 1 Lb., I Ox. Cant IONA TOMATOES I Lb. Cam £4-59* Cream “ Mushroom Soup"'"6“79< A&P PEACHES S. 4-99 BANANAS APPLE SAUCE a.. < A Red/ Valbe Grapefruit Juke 3 ”89‘ HEINZ Mushroom or Vegetable 8c off Label aaaa 5510 SOUDS 4 for » DUNCAN " Sloavt Pock—101 Ox. Cont /".DADEETI GRAPEFRUIT 59‘ Jonathan C.A. a* jsssa.; irjil t» BrtuktiiA ML annual convocation . to be held March 8 at the college. - ENGLISH CUTS ' 945-5151 cm. Tuesday at 10 am. al tbe B haul Furwal Horae la O A&P ■ UmWi On Honor Roll Joyce Ann Hangaabach, daughter Mr. LaJPountaln. 54. JWfded Mr. and Mrs. Millard: Gaylor of Mr. and Mrs. Fianele A. of Gun Lake until 1843. Be and family spent Saturday with Hengeabach, 818 Gtwreh- Btreet, and Thanas E. UbartAux. son of er-" .tm Wnnxt. a. r.K.* ARM CUTS — you figure It... Durfee ROASTS=© and daughter* of Hasting* were Hiin^aw __* K.__ Ray Wieland homo in Hastings. * Mn. Mina Wieland. Mrs. Ruth Bleam and Mrs. Pat Boynton ac­ companied Mn. Howell Newton to the Beattie Funeral Home at Clarksville and: later to the home of Mn. Charles Stahl. * Mn. Pal Boynton, Mrt. Lizzy Blough and Mrs. Mlns Wieland attended the funeral of Charles Btehl al the Clarksville Bible Church on Pait Gun Lake Resident Diet more than they Super RighfnUEp Fred Kruse, local, * J. D. Grin­ nell of Algonquin waa a Friday vteitor of his parents, Mr. and Mn- Floyd Grinnell. * Mr. and Mra. Richard Johnson and fami­ ly and Mn. Louise Johnson of Battle Creek were Sunday lunch­ arm mufa —* _ ■ Grinnell. Overholt will entertain the WMA of tbe United Brethren Church Thunday. The Misses Jo Ellen and Janet Thompson of Portland visited Miss Karen Thompson Sunday. uno nva tHJiea rrvm llUe Creek spent the weekend th Sam Buxton. Bunday'they ■s family Bright Sail Bleach * 43‘ Champion Saltines •-19' Pumpkin PIE -49‘ APPLES lit 29' SPINACH U19‘ �"2*"' Urgit Caution When Buying । Unknown Seed t I that they find hundred* of dlf- | THE HASTINGS BANNER Highlights Interest^ b [■ SsSi !••• TN—W 1 noon working with seed for 4» years. Row Cultivation Can Cost Up to 10 Pct Lost Corn Yield The weed* left by mechanical. were more ronriatent. row cultivation can coat farm- j "When rainfall u adequate.-------------------- —---------------------cm 10 to 40 percent in tea* corn p r e - nnrrgcnce application* of u relatively low. Sugar beet* yields, nport* Arthur Stre by, herbicide* work fine The wuut should not be planted following; Barry County Extension Director. 1 dlsprrwe* lhe chemical through- cam tiynlrxl with atrazine "A boric weakness of the row'oat the upper layer of soil, work-' •■Mixturea of atrarine with' cultivator is the pom control of, Ing R in close to gtnninating itnur(.n <ix>roxi and prometryne I "Our moilMriwu perennlal weed, quackgrass, can be controlled effectively with Fall or early Spring application* Saturday evening. Mrs Mr. and Mra. Aldon Barnard;cOM >w mawt. N'T are the parent* of a son, bom 'noli hunt Bunday at 1:4B pun. at Pennock I! Dr and Mis Hubert ove. • can™ ■“ “•a; Hoapllal. He weighed 7 Ite. 14 clb. The little fellow l»* “■* ciwy*om-^ named Alden David, II. He ha* w Mr. and Mrs George Owen a UtUe brother. Eric at home. I Mias Mildred Moeller and Mr. I were Sunday dinner guret* of and Mrs Terry Plocg and son. Mr and Mrs Ron O^n (HMMdlevdlo In honor of Mr. Owui a I of Dutton were Sunday supper guest* of Mr. and Mra. Adon birthday. * Mr and Mra. Norvai Myers. * Mr. and Mra. Rayi Thaler and family attended the tsccse uucruicu ue -• K of P Family Night ‘5upf>cf.* Scesc attended the funeral of Chart- Stahl at CUrtJWtlle. I lbe VFW haU-fMuntar ♦ Mrs. They visited Mr. and Mrs. Ira ; Marie Burdick. Connie. Mary and Blough of Star. * Mr. and Mrs | Jackie of Hickory Curncro were Frank Thompson and family Saturday visitors of Mr. and were Bunday luncheon guest* of Mra. George Estep * Mr. ano her parent*. Mr. and Mrs. Art Mm. Carl Tuttle of Nashville Moure. * Mr. and Mrn. Ronald and Robin and Kann Fox woe Critre and daughter. Chert, of Saturday supper guest* at tno mg to the hmd of Michigan Department of Agriculture's seed tfSJobn1'GmtTr‘‘,>uho bat been thing aa bargain seed. He urges gardeners and farmers to check lhe labels on seed con­ tainers before buying. . Tlie Slate laboratory checks about 8,000 »«1 Bamplus a year to make sure they live up to FARM NEWS Freeport fcrent ward seeds in samples, zomettrne* from as far away as j Africa or Nnr Zealand. : State la* requires that con- '■J“ i Charlotte Votes 'No' Electors hi Uie Charlotte school district March 1. voted down a continuing to find those chemi' -■' • *—------- :--------- Michigan Farms Fewer, Larger OUTSTANDING FARMER— It al ph Lelson. a former Barry resident now a Charlotte fanner, Saturday was named Michigan's Outstanding Young Farmer of the Year at a banquet sponsored by the Stale Jaycees and two insurance Arms. Letion. who will represent Michigan in the National OYE finals In Fort CoUlna, Colo, April 11-11. was chosen from among 30 farmers nominated by Jayeee chapters throughout the Stale. Runners-up were Norman Crooks, Stanton; Frank J. Lipinski, Buckley, and Ed Wltlenbach, Belding. LeUon. and his wife, Betty, were named Michigan's Out­ standing Young Dairy Couple of IBM. Ralph is lhe aon of Mr. and Mrs. William LeUon of Wood- 24 milk cows HE^LlNY-for ONE WEEK Calendar at our expense! OBJMBLES i BuyMIbs., i WUHWEtl See Us for all your Nitrogen Needs. We have Central Michigan's Most complete Fertilizer Service. Low Prices • Friendly Service •Competent Personnel • TopXJuality Products Darryville By Mrs. Burr Fauett Reduca losses from bacterial diaJffiaa and foot rot In your milk cows by Adding AUREOMYC1N Crumbles to your food. In addition, AUREOMYCIN Crumbles will prevent bacterial pneumonia and shipping fever in your calves. Watch growth rate and feed efficiency improve. See us todayl Farm Bureau Service^ M 37 So.tk Boat Show al Grand Rapids Sit- j urday Mr. and Mrs. Darwin Me-| Clelland of Woodland were Bun- I community can lose from 10 day callers of the Strongs. to 30 percent of it* elm* tn a Mr. and Mrs. Karl Pufpart single >ea*on^*z and family were Sunday guests' Spray programs are dlreclcd of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Benson j at a Uny bark bcrtle width of Evart Beverly PufpafT and spreads the Dutch elm disease fungus. Spraying la moat eftec— — Uro u done in late Fall or tauTy-Reed City! Wheat NEEDS Nitrogen . ($1 Invested in Nitrogen on Wheat Returns You $3 to $5.) Wl 5-2213 varieties of crop setds and animal breeding. and improved fertilizers and pesticides liave made It pos­ sible for farms to yield more on Residue Problems Dutch Elm Disease Can Be Controlled | thousand feel high, cover a sixth the Sahara, the NaUonal Oeoj graphic says. Arabs use 10 dlf| ferent words to describe lhe varli ous shapes and sixes. One notriadic tribe gives the treacher- levels through relatively Inex­ pensive control programs, re­ port# C. A. Boyer, head of the Michigan Department Of Agri- SPRAY DU PONT Wendell Day and family of Hus­ tings were Sunday lunch guest' of Mrij L. A. Day. Duane D.iv wm a Saturday caller. * Mr and Mrs. Stuart Day and family u I Hastings were Sunday dinner: guests of Mrs. Charles Day. Mrs Gordon HofTtnan and Sherry r-f | LOROX LOROX alone or in combinations ??Ohhhh, mother, look at this dreamy Olds... and it’s priced lower than that car with a 1 Toy-price’ name! Now if we can just make buying it sound like Albert’s idea.*? We have it! And we con tell you how to use it. SMITH BROS Lake Odessa - Woodland Plant at Woodbury KEEP YOUR FARM IN TUNE WITH THE TIMES MAKE YOUR FARM ^OPERATION MORE UlOFITABLE BY BUILD- hLs A NEW DAIRY Want Permanent or Portable Farm Buildings? We Can Supply Plans for Either And the Right Materials WE HAVE fetstar ^Jamboree FLANS AND MATERIALS olds Your chance to step out in style nnd save! Seasonal too. See Us This Week. Anything from “i JfMar U... prices start bat— 30 madali lorgo- capocity hog house to a i«w-p»k* mosmI pole-construction tractor Try a Rocket in Action! *B5 ^-O LD S M O BI L.E REAHM MOTOR SALES - 107 N. Michigan Av*. shed ... We have advice i LUMBERCOZI taSsojtrowtT.'^lufiy' and pions, drive over . .. you'll be glad you did. � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/492/HastingsBanner_1965-03-18.pdf 004f540eb53913f0061422351564e62a PDF Text Text The Hastings Banner Begin Spring Cleaning. Clear Yotfr House of •Don'f Need” With o Wont Ad One Hundred and Ninth Year Hastings to Welcome Travel Trailer Club Hastings will roll out "the red carpet" this weekend for bers of the Grand Valley of the Midwest when sbout 50 trailers come here far the Spring Rally Fridsy. Saturday and Sun­ day. Russell Hankins, manager of the Hasting* Area Chamber of Commerce, sold the group will park at ths fairground* and use the Community Building for their session*. - 1,000 Boys in Scout-O-Rama Saturday Night To make tbelr visit more pleasant sod interesting, retail­ er* have planned a treasure hunt. Each trailer will be given a number along with a letter of welcome from the Chamber of Commerce Retail member* will be given number* which are to be placed in the store Visiter* will attempt to locate their num­ ber* and. U successful. will be given a gift by that merchant Each trailer is to receive gifts, including a can of Cuite. ■ cour­ tesy front service station operator* here. Larry Murphy and Clarence Halting*, Michigan, Thursday, March 18, 1965 Sempf, 68, 215 E. Grant Street, who died at 4:30 pm. Sunday at The Bcout-O-Rama will be a show of mihY'demonstration 1:30 pm. this Thursday at. the booth* dramatizing the skill* and activities of the ScotlUng pro­ The Rev. C. David Btuckmeyer gram. is to officiate and burial will be In these booth* hundreds of In Riverside Cemetery Cub Scout*. Boy Scouts and Ex­ Mr. Sempf suffered a fatal plorers will stage live demon­ heart attack wbUc.rtriUng his stration* of the many skills, acti­ vities. advancements and, achievements requirements of the Scouting program. nual Scout show promoted by the He was bom in Hamilton. ND. Scourers of the Thornapple Dis­ trict activities committee with the help of all unit leaders, com­ and Helene (Froliehei Sempf. He missioner staff and the district Melvin Haight is general chairman with Keith Yerty and Howard Belson as assistant. Jim Minneapolis. Minn. where he-op­ Wlswell 1* chairman of " the erated a confectionary store. While living there he married Thornapple District. and in 1936 they moved to Has­ tings where he opened Jack's Leather Goods Shop on 8. Jef­ ferson. later moving the shop to N. Michigan Avenue. Mrs. Sempf died on March 30. Earl J. Hill of the Consumer* 1959, He retired three years ago. Power Company. Jackson, gave Mr. Sempf is survived by his the main address Tuesday night when members of the Hosting* ther, Otto, who now llvt Lion* Club celebrated the 15lh legan. anniversary of Its organization. Hastings Lions Mark Jubilee Rates 1st Division The Maple Valley High School Concert Band received a flrat division rating at Grand Rapid* The Hastings High Ensemble. Saturday. , under the direction of Herbert Moyer, sang musical selections Rutland Township Notice Past presidents of the club in­ Annual meeting of Rutland clude Hugh Johnson, Bert Payne. Ken Hoffman. Rus* Doty. Lynn ।ship hall. Saturday. April 3,1066, Perry, Zeno Banash. Ralph Shir- । key. Jack Osgood. Bill Pierce. hearing on adoption of township Don Rose, Gordon Crothan. Joe budget. Isbell, Lenard Heckert and Lyle. . Mary Linderman. Rutland Twp. Clerk 3 25 group singing and introduced backward glances hits ofyesterday".... as gleaned from the Banner files Although the Women's Party buckets in operation. NUMBER 48 TO LEAVE HASTINGS The Rev. C. David Stuck- Hastings Kroger Store Selected theran Church h*« accepted ■ For Top Honors Un*ton Heights. Ill. Mr. 8 tuck - The Kroger store in*~Ha*tlngs was voted Western Michigan’s "Most Friendly Kroger Store of theran Church until Easier of seph R. Sherry, vice president of ' the Grand Rapids Division. Hospital and Methodist Church Receive Bequests other Kroger stores in Western Michigan In a company spon­ sored “Friendliness" contest. The contest was conducted ' ger retail divisions with over 1.400 stores participating. Each Division had one store picked as their winner. The Judging was done by an Independent, outside company Hankins said he hoped that a One thousand Cub*. Boy Scouts square dance will be held Satur­ dentist basis with none of the and Explorer* will take part In day night for the entertainment participating store people being aware that Judging was in effect. the annual Scout show to be held of the visitors. at the Hasting* High School main gym Saturday, March 20. and all store employees will is no charge for children under 8 Jack Sempf, Past Businessman, Dies in Detroit 22 Rages—3 Sections An award dinner will be held with all store employees and their Inltliantf* vtvr* al. plovees of the Hastings store are: Metvln Bartholomew, head gro­ cery clerk; Earl Decker, head produce clerk: Mrs. Robert <Ma­ bie! Foote, head cashier; Mrs. Homer <Ardlth) Baum, head dairy clerk: Russell Norris, head meat cutter; Michael Todd, stu­ dent clerk: Ronald Overmlre, clerk; Douglas Bancroft, clerk; wrapper; Jon Hummell, derk: Mrs. James (Marilyn! Swanson, checker; Airs. Edward (Patricia! McKeougif, checker; Melvin Dale. Jr. clerk; William Reynold*, meat journeyman, and Mrs Paul (Dori*! Towns, checker. Hastings Concert Band Receives Highest Ratings South Dibble Street, who died Sunday at the Battle Creek Health Center, lias left most-of her estate to Pennock, Hospital and to tiie Pifat Methodist Church. • It is believed that the boepl- participating. Each di virion had one store picked as a winner. Judging wa* done by an independent, outride company on a eon- EDITORIALS " by R.M.C.1 Selma. Alabama, has become ■ national symbol of all that is iisve received brutal and Ruminat­ wrong with ' civil right* tn the .ing treatment. nor are oil of them United States. Most of us. with found south of the Mason-Dixon complete disregard for prejudices line! In fact, on entirely rrapectand injustice* that exist in our ।able Negro famlty that tried to own communities, are pointing the finger of scorn at th!* disturbed and unhai>py community, thus at­ would not hare been given to a tempting to ea*a our own con- white family. Civil injustice is not centered Jn Selma by any manner acceptance of gruss injustices based on bigotry rather than constitu­ The brutal police action in Selma tional law and moral Justice. responsibility of all of us. Strong­ probably behaving and reacting as arm action with the use of night Safety of th* Month supposed to hear Good playing. stirring musical performance." iC) Leonard Meretta (Western Michigan University — ’’Pine March style. The band continues to improve. Congratulations to (D) Stanley Bauman, (JackBarry County has reached JU son)—"Best Job of sight reading control, they did stimulate tn- quota of 412,900 for the 1945 Red all day. Nice job with syncopated measures Good job at trio, fine Maurice Foreman, the drive legato playing." tlon last year—this chairman. The Judges rated tone, intona­ 114—an increase* at tion, rhythm, technique, inter­ At the Freeport village election pretation. general effect, elec­ undmatlmate the Tuesday. Hie following offkxn tion and stage deportment for were named: Dan Postma, presl- A. B. C, D and E. There were 28 places for these ratings on the Greta Blough, treasurer: Clinton Judges' form*. Hastings received Smith, redding a mile West of Nashville, will celebrate the Golden Anniversary of his sugar The Hmrtlns* Township an­ nual meeting will have a public Principal W. T. Wallace, who lieuring of the budget at their . Frank Overamlth. annual meeting on Saturday, April 3. 1983, at tt» township hall starting at 2 pm. Juanita Slocum, Hastings Twp. Clark. Convenience Monday; Wednesday Night ‘KickofP Set for Next Week In an attempt to make it more convenient for resident# in. the Barry County area to shop in Hastings, merchants have announced that new store hours are to be inaugurated starting on Monday, March 22, Russell Hankins, manager of the Hastings Area Chamber of Commerce, has announced. •\ The new store hour#, which Manager Hankins said will be followed .by most local retell To launch the new Wednesday night shopping program. Has­ tings retailers are scheduled to have a specUl merchandising event on March 24 and to kick­ off the program with prices that Manager Hankins announced meetings of the Retail Commlt- In Hasting*, after his store was voted Western Michigan a “Most had been raised in a similar en­ vironment. In fact. Selma, unfor­ The Hastings High School tunately'. is not the only community Concert Band received No 1 rat­ Prairieville Township ings from all*four judges at the i Notice of Annual Meeting District Festival held Saturday Diane'Darby, daughter of Mr. I The Annual Meeting of the at Grand Rapids. I electors of Prairieville Tttwn*htp Hasting* competed in Class .'will be held at the Prairieville । Twp. Hall on Saturday. April 3, ments of more than 1.100. 1965 The meeting will begin at Director Arthur Steward. Jr., Southeastern as the safe- on _ 2 pm. Also,School a public hearing declared that "I have been tcsch- ty patrol of the month. Each the proposed budget for 1965. as .v— —.—i — prepared by the township board, tered 16 district band festivals bers meet with Principal Robert win be held at this Annual Meetand received some fine ratings and comments over the years but that may Lloyd Nottingham, Prairieville Twp. Clerk 2/25 "This is the first district band festival I have ever attended where all Judge* were so im­ pressed that in all areas they rated us No. 1. My congratula­ tions to these outstanding muilclans. I’m proud of them." he concluded. The Judges* comments: Michigan University—"I find this performance an enjoyable musi­ cal experience. Beautiful job — something I seldom hear." <B) John E. Howard. St. Jo­ seph — "Exciting band playing Area Chamber Announces New Retail Store Hours to the Methodist Church. । ixr of Commerce, and an open After maklne a few personal | meeting at which all Hastings bequests. Mrs. Benham left iiaif ot her estate to Pennock Hospital specifying that the income be plalned. Easter is only one children, either out or in-pa­ month away. Mother's Day. tients. When the Income 1* not graduation, and needed for children, it may be only a shoi used 'for Indigent adults, and if dents of tl not needed for this, it may be more lime greater convenience and choice LAWRENCE GREENFIELD, o Ele(,n<'Store Invites Visitors to the First Methopitalized tor 18 days prior .to her death. '■ outlets in the downtown area the Hastings Electric Store Othef thing* will be attempted 119 W. Bute Street which to better serve Ute shopping pub­ have Its grand opening t h lic. Hahklns continued. Greater weekend. daughter one brother. Glen. Indram, 1832 8. Broadway. • Service* wert held at 2;30 ppi. Tuesday at' the Walldorff-Sponable Funeral Home. The Rev. George Elllptl officiated and burial vp in Riverside Ceme- Jon Tilburt Wins and Mrs. Robert Ttibu N. Broadway. is one of 1 men at the University 11am J:“Branstrwn Prize for scholarship at the University of Michigan. Quality, size, color, price and other requests will be made. ."Faster and.more friepdly tings merchants," he said. ' Hastings business people cer­ tainly want to make Hasting* Greenfield, who has been everyone to stop in at the for Taylor Shoe Store building continued. "If merchandise re­ Inspect his merchandise and quested does not happen to be in acquainted. Greenfield ha* been an to secure it for the customer asj trlclan here tor about five yea rapidly as it Is possible. Your working for Bteury Electric local merchant wants your busi­ year before buying Stwiry* ness and will do anything and struclion department in Ju everything possible to please you and serve the buying public. "Any suggestion will be help­ ful. Tell your friendly merchant your ideas or let us know about them at the Chamber office. Many people come to HasCfigs from larger cities to shop be­ cause they find our merchandise selection and friendly small town attitude refreshing. Try helping County, having been born In Bal­ the local business people by let- timore Township on March 11. Each student who qualifies se­ lects one of the 27 ____ deluxe__vol­ umes of selected books, goldstamped with the U-M seal and marked with a special bookplate. are not pleased by your visit to LaFloy areenfleid who have opThe presentation will be made at their place* of business. Your 2 pm . on April 8 in Lydia Men- suggestions and criticism will be soMh'.of Hasting* on M-37. He was graduated from Has­ appreciated and will help make Hastings a better city in which tings High School in 1938 and Hankins concluded. * Saladin Shrine Band to be Here Next Thursday Plan* are being completed for the appearance here at 8 pm. Thursday. March 25. in Central Auditorium of the famed Saladin Million Dollar Band director of .the noted musical or­ ganisation, and' Leonard B. Smith, said to be one of the world* greatest comet soloist*, is among those featured on the program. Thixton Springer, ban- monies and June Law and Kathy Members of Hospital Guild 7 Frank Wood. 414 W. Madison. Oraagwvilla NoUre: Orangeville Tap. annual meet­ ing will be held at Orangeville Fire Barn. Saturday. April 3. 1945. 3 pm. Regular business, adoption of budget. Raymond Bourdo, Orangeville Twp. Clerk 3/25 both the Atlantic and Pacific Electrical Service School as a After discharge from the Navy a* an electrician in construction, then moved back to Hastings where he worked about a year and one-half for the E. W Bliss Company. He worked for ths Michigan sure Mental Health Department as a maintenance electrician at Mt. Pleasant tar In the Spring of 1961 ho worked for contractor* in the Battle Creek area before coming to Hastings. He married Eleanor Gardner in June of 1941 at the South Ma­ ple Grore United Brethren Church. She Is tlie daughter at Mrs Fred Garrow, who now lives south of Nashville, and the latt daughters. Mrs William (MueriD Tuggle. Spring Lake.'and a Senior at Hastings HHS. In addition to the Electric and Sunbeam also has the Progress i heme lighting line. The Annual �Famous Brands Sale! Name Chairman For Barry’s ’65 Pieces and Stoma . • . Penn. Dutch □uWs ELBO MACARONI . 39* BEEF STEW................. i Barry County crusade re asked to contact the charge of their areas. Fobert (Fran) Ullgvi »a W toe eewnty-wMe Several Variation. *, 11*ox., to 1-1 b.. pkg. Holm 3^*1 ARCHWAY COOKIES ^29* TOMATO KETCHUP SWANSDOWN CAKE MIX 4 -‘1 5~ ‘1, MUSHROOMS . . . 10 CvMUte program totaled 17.115 SS The office of the local nenoer Unit U located under Gilmore's Store at State and Jefferson and U open on Monday and Friday from 1 to » pm. Chsirmen fw toe drive inThomapplp; Carl Hula. Irving; Uoyd Shroyer. Carlton: Karl; Owen. Algonquin Lake; Robert Newton. Rutland; .Walter Beck. Hastings; Charles Lykins. Castle­ ton; Lou la Tompson. Orange* Ville; Harold Gurd. Hope; Duane Bluelair, Baltimore; Donald Wolf, Maple Grove; John Dill, Prairieville; Leslie Kelly, Barry; Dwight Kelly, Johnstown: James King, Assyria; Philip Gallup. Ward One; Mich­ ael Straub. Ward Two; John Hastings Proper; Henry Myers. Harry Laurent, Nashville, and Olendon Curtis, Woodland. Pleasantview Hikes Salaries Of Teachers WAXED PAPER . . 5 £1 *1. HERSHEY'S SYRUP Double-Breasted or 4-Legged Golden Ripe or Drip Bananas UIILLS BROS? FRYING CHICKENS COFFEE 39* 0 0‘ K 1? U BELOW U.S.D.A. INSPECTED GRADE ’A’ SPARTANS The base salary for teacher, without degrees at Pleasantview was increased from M.100 to jjoo Um service training day for Monday. March 23, at the Pleaskntvlew school. The morning meeting will be on modern math and the Pleasantview cafeteria. Board members have accepted a low bld of IM4H5 submitted by Name Forensic Contest Winners Dawn Church won first place in the humorous reading division of the Harting?! High School forensic contest held Monday evening, Ellen Wonress took first extonponmoous speaking. John Houk took second In humorous reading, Terry Me-: Cloakey second in interpretative, WHOLE FRYING CHICKEN ^29' FRYER BREASTS WITH RIBS ^59« ik 49' CHEESE "SPREAD rHOLE FRYER LEGS BROADCAST CORNED at the annual school district •-99‘ PEANUT BUTTER 2 X49< BEEF HASH ® 3 100 V!;“f39j WZ DRESSINGS A Q4 7C 100MSLAND or FRENCH Q Z r«. RUSSIAN or ITALIAN o J loi. cl nn M. *|uu WITH COUPON«« BELOW with coupon ELEGANT dining 9 v Lamb ib.79c /“™Obacon S Country Fresh I ? SPARTAN SLICED speaking. BUBNY BROS HtHH-«tOZEN GERMAN CHOCOLATE id Rapids Catholic Holland « Mrs. Ed Btorkan, Godfrey and Atty. (AKE 79 -45' A fl 4-NSHMMB4 FILLET OF PERCH Strickland and Dave‘will. FRENCH FRIES ' nn if chicken 3lb iLUU I a booj HAROLD redeem your nth WEEK BONUS CARD COUPONS- 100 FREE STAMPS Who’re made such good AMHUCANS. IAMB PAnilS ■°K’P‘-BMI'-S«ew M9< I_ • • . fbreast! SPARTAN FROZEN, CRINKLE CUT SB. Patrick s Day A friendly wish for all who be Of Irish nationality. We hope that your SL Paddy's Day jF b‘ • ***■ 59c i SWIFTS PREMIUM REGULAR OR GARLIC, BONELESS BRISKET Si * K. Iw. y zgr CHUNK TUNA^W flswEsarr WAYNE l-!b. \ Carton ■ WITH purchase of any FOUR W) light bulbs ■ l 1 2 S *1.39 । Coupon Good With $5. Food Purchase Thru Sat., March 20. 1945 | ; SPARTAN } Cheese Spread 2 2< 39*1 , i Coupon Good With $5. Food Purchase Thru Sat., March 20, 1965 SHOP AND SAVE EVERYl FREE STAMPS WITH PURCHASE ot A I LB. PACKAGE OF ECKRICH SKIN­ LESS FRANKS DREAM WHIP, MARGARINE IVORY LIQUID | 50 [SLICED BACON . I » 49* > Coupon Good Whh >5. Food Purchose Thru Sat, March 20. 1965 I >^69' PESCHKE A. C. SMOKED LIVER SAUSAGE BRAUNSCHWEIGER n'39< ^*11 FUVORS^W rJELL-O^ DESSERT HILLS BROS. [ COFFEE CORNED BEEF 49 we reserve the -2^=5^. BIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES. .BMk �Community Chest Mrs. Carmoney Meet nt Lake-O i • ic j • Fentivol Queen Eaton. Laubaugh Nefe Rotary Bliss Names Club Directors Expel 4 Boys From Nashville High School daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Stanton, Is the 1965 Maple Syrup Festival queen. She will be crowned the day of the festival. Saturday, April 34. by MIm Fran­ ce* Handsel of Parkman. Ohio, Walter W. Eaton of the Na­ tional Bank of Hasting*- and The Maple Valley school board Jack Laubaugh of Glenn P. Lau­ Metal Company took decisive action lut week to baugh Iron •Upport their teachgn and em­ ployees in disciplinary matter*. They unanimously voted to ex­ pel four boys from school, David Parker, Junior; Jack Sanders. 17. Junior; Richard Byrd, 19, fresh­ man, and Lynn Williams, 18. a group vice president. In his new post., Kinney- will be responsible for the personal it More About- Backward Glances since 1902. announced thia week that he will resign at the con- I elusion ot the present school year. During his years iiere. he Press Division Personnel Head TAPE-O-MAYIC TAPE RECORDER Only $89.50 Contemporary Styling American Walnut AM-FM Radio-Stereo with Multiplex Curtis resigned as a director, and H Frank Ritchie was named to fill out his unexpired term. Rotarians are now planning Eight hundred and twenty- which they were to prepare a five local sport fans filled the dialogue and were given three lUgh school gymnasium Friday days tn which to prepare When to see an exldbltlon of -Donkey I these three girls failed to comBasketball" staged by a faculty . ply. they were dismissed from the team and one composed of local j class. Her left leg and foot iuul been businessmen. The Faculty OauA few days later Belleck said pinned in the wreckage and it chc* finally rode to victory but he was accosted by the boys in took 45 mlnutgiB to free her. it wan difficult to determine why « parking, lot at a supermarket : or by how much. Anyway it wua 1 In CharioYte. and claimed that j Mrs. Cartuoney was return­ ing from her parents home in a lot of good fun with the orI- 1 About 11 SO pm. Sunday Rob­ ert W. Beard. 33, Lansing. was driving a 1955 Buick north on M-43 kt about-70 when the'car went off the irft side for 301 feet, U>en slid 96 feet’Sideways into a tree. The Impact flipped the car 24 fret through tile air. and it traveled another 48 fret before it stopped Board and his Sale $199.95 i ine uay me ukouh- .-------- - ——- — —----------- —-— | ter. according to high school । J?attend U»e Thuraday morning principal Forrest .Rinehart, one .J*™ iiaJI Letcure when Vincent of the boys. Lynn Williams, came ”” »•into the building s t a 11 n ft he MUSIC CENTER Open Every Day 9:30 'til 5:30 p. Maple Valley Debaters Share Championship Banner Adi Benefit YOU I ALWAYS FIRST QUALITY The Maple Valley High Schoo) | mazoo University High School. president and A. A. Anderson, pionship. secretary of Uic Michigan Good Coached by Warren Ison. thej. Roads Association meeting In Grand Rapids last week. ELKS Friday, March 19 FOR MEMII AND THEIR GUESTS Dancing to Follow ELKS TEMPLE, Hastings enneui IN HASTINGS WAYS FIRST QUALITY• tremendous "Drtf-OH-Service" Just leave your dry clean­ ing with our experienced attendants. They will pre­ spot. clean and hang them on your hangers. Just-tell us wliot time you’ll pick them up and your cleaning will be done while you shop. All our 3.25 and 2.98 Towncraft dress shirts now reduced! • AND MONEY Choo$e from long and short sleeve $tyles. regulars, tapers, whites, solids, stripes, short-point collars, snap-tabs ... in popular fabrics and blends. Get them now, and save. Broadway po *>»<•) COIN-OP Cleaners All our 3.98 Towncraft dress shirts reduced! YOU CAN SAVE TIME REMEMBER. 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Sizes for Misses, S Juniors, and Junior Petites. �He t«lU them that children Court'sOfflce eslablUhee. stanoM tbs mother and father cr-operate to the fullest to share hare a habit of erowlna up and The Court la Inclined to say operative cams. frequenUy last until school resumes In the Fall. tire companionship al their chil­ that the day cornea when even a that children under school age dren and regularly confer and should rarely be expected to visit severely undermtnsd la Bs place (JpCriltOr D1CS * discuss things that will benefit overnight with the parent who Yst, dhfortkxa tn the overall would b« government by mob n2c 1 falsehood and does not have their permanent «W>t» picture t* lUusuwted by irhldrliDuttely this la not true and to recognise He tells them that custody. Morning to night visits, in perhaps the majority of the prejudice they cannot prevent their chll- away from home, on Saturday dicn from learning who was and Sunday are possible, except America. CWort Lyto Thompeon, 11, at • • • Nashville, a retired punch pre— J blame for the breaking of the right and who was wrong and in the case of small Infants, but WILL HAVE THEE RIPENED What la nreded oerhana. is a op«r*l<x. <Med Tuesday mailing marriage contract is moat Ire- who wa% unjustly trying, through the Court has.In mind that the New YtBk clly ** ORANGES AND GRAPE­ wnai is nicoea. perruiw. » a tn Humite*. Battle bitterness, to deprive them of the child may wtil be duimbed to rlMraH- rf*0nltlnn nt th__.___________ _ ... 1 qucntly laid at the man's door. FRUIT AGAIN—10$; off on all snwclatlon they were entitled to sleep In another bed aa darkness "right of peaceful assembly " UmFelghTda^i. | ^Ttieu° “®ed with their other parent. His conies on and extended visits pecan-. See ad in claimed and de“h- 11Uj tn Business Directory. O. W. can always occur aa the child warning has proven true as variIs It peaceful assembly when I A life-tong resident of Barry her he Should be limited in the grows older. Summer schooi-vapublic highways are taken over .njuyment of hU childrens com­ “ “ alid blocked by mob aetton; U It peaceful assembly when the White. Hall. Thompenn, On Jam 31 Ul^eJ^^ln^^ w^e his . ............................... *.................... . 'aomMhlng lata than human. EDITORIAL (Oaotmusd from Pg L tins Sk I j i WM the- officers who rushal in with lud made a Slagle threatening I wrong geographical location and by. the wrong group of thugs to gain anything more tiian local sympathy and attention—even of exercising a civil right—riding an the subway, a public convey. Responsibility iicre must be shoul­ dered partly by the police lor failure to gi\e adequate protection to visitors In a community where racial feeling was at fever pitch although yje murder, itself, was Ths Hastings Banner One perplexing probtan that U certain to follow m the wake of tile civil rights drive, even after all objecUves have been accom­ plished. is that of marches, lay assembly." Many of these nuneu- "dare" police action so that the cry Of "police brutality." could be a. M. COOK. MW ONI HUKDaan AND Many civil rights leaden have taken the position that there are ■UBHOHimON K51-... Dr^Marttn Luther King, winner of citizens, anjtse and all UA pressure RUBBER STAMPS Made to Order All Size* Stamp Pads ... Ink and Supplies NtWSFAFIR SCHADERS NATIONAL EDITORIAL lTll would ba|x-a ww* ^Tuesday Morning geaturt IrvidmU I ike thU tend to! give police rrerywhen! a bad name, no matter ' huw competent, diidpUned and well trained they may bs-aad to Utis era of toaeasuig as dear and valuable to this young lawi—nige. that is a tnlafort'uie him. The parents and friends of Uila "unknown" were undoubtedly Thu exhlbitton at police lawtees- as shocked and saddened by lus senseless death as were the family directly to Gov. Wallace, under whose authority they were func­ tioning. One definite order from It just so happened that this graceful Incident impassible. lW^^Xn,Retired Press j law tn this country Office Supplies 116 W. Stat* House and the Federal Capitol arc *-«u^n^d to Ruth Ulhlrt to UNIFORM , DISTINCTION! groups that "get there finmst with the mostest.' 30x50 inch AREA RUG GAP insuring Ben Franklin 102 W. State Street in Hastings Sat. & Sun.-March 20 & 21 Till Pay Day President is on sound ground in advocating a definite sei of Federal laws to meet spcclffc requirements, and that will give individual steles an opportunity to get their indi­ vidual houses in order before Fed­ eral autliority steps in. to NON-SKID BACK Bridge the Uila privilege However, there arc already constitutional laws in the books, and iiave been aider the 14t^ Amendment was passed about addition From snowy white to deepest red... non skid fluffy decorator rugs! * Probably a new Federal law.such as outlined by President Johnson tn his very eloquent and able talk to the nation will help speed up the extension of voting rights to Ln (DUKES, SCHOOLS, CLUBS. ATHLETIC TEAMS. FRVEKHITIES RUG SPECIAL Children Often a Problem Confidential. Charges 2Vk% to $300.00. 1 </4 H $300.00 to $1,000.00. LMFC0 MODEL*] FINANCE CQI Let us hope, too, that such laws. for Ben Franklin support of the 1 he will make loud complaint and U uxnu-y .ten 1»,|„ u b. OT. „ disorderly disturbances at his downs" in banka, offices and other Lyle of Albion. Clarcnce of t.hlWreny home insisting on his Nashville, public buildings prevents the con- N “h*«ta Albert and Robert rlghuof viXttorTas 7 ^nt ot Char^lto and Donald of : Where his default in support 1* JUsUngs. a brother, Utenn of ulifU]j and pronounced the Court Hons; is It even peaceful assembly “rs. permiu the Friend of the Court when groups at dmaMraton Gladys Stanton of Maple City; w uU the father that aaatotance march Into an area knowing In 20 grandchSdrcn. and 10 great- I to arrange for visits with his grandchildren. I children, will be given him only advance that rioting, bloodshed Services will be held Friday when he has purged himself of and even worse may follow? I at ..3 p m. __ ________ from the Vogt __________ Funcr- I his failure to comply with the ihink not. Yet such things haw Home, Nashville, with burial Judgment of the Court . -i . . । Convenely Bftere u,c man has ten « m brtn, UAntn u> ennun. N..SI regularly paid his support inthe name at “civil righto." ' g |:tailmente and the woman Is urong fully refusing to let him visit the children, the Court will instruct the Friend of the Court to impound the payments and withhold them until the. woman discusses the matter and modifies a small army of white marchers| a p ww. her Improper restrictions had moved into the area to protest AllCr UlVOFCC The Office of the rrlend of Uie Court and Garold Mahler, Its the destruction of white owned I ‘ property and abuse of white people: In many cases of divorce, the investigator, sometimes hears that one parent is allegedly ”unthat took place there? I am sure unfortunate circumstances which dirminlng" the other or -poison­ that even Dr. King would n8t have terminated the marriage does not Ing ths minds" of the children, , so embitter the parties that dis­ called that "peaceful assembly." putes arise over the right of the as It Is commonly called. Experience shows that this is Yet, there would have been little father to visit the children or rarely a fact and that resent­ basic difference between such se­ have them with him for wcek- ment amj jealousy causes one of end periods. the parents to charge it against dan and similar marches tn the Sensible persons who have a the other. However. Judge Mc­ South that have resulted In vto- real concern for the happiness Donald often delivers a wise ad­ lenre—as anyone could have pre- and best Interests of their chU­ monition to fathers and mothers i dren, realise that the breaking quarreling over the sharing of up of the home is a serious their'children's companionship. | enough handicap for the young constitutional right—the right to1 stars to face, without creating i further distressing problems be­ would have been protesting the, cause of personal resentment abuse ‘of another constitutional over the, causes of divorce. Children of divorced parents, right—the right to conduct busl- who regularly see their father and iiave enjoyable vixtto with him and are aware of (his fore property or personal pliyslcal abuse. There are many facets to tilts and sincere Interest Inuhem. KJ have uo.t UIIKT . piu.c prove to better niaiu marks in j ci»il righto picture-lt is by no school show l«w tendency to means a one-way street to be ad- disobedience and lead much hapmtnlstered tn favor of pressure i P,er 11,,e4- In “A*1* iuch to-1 foe two weeks. Quick . . . Hardwick Blazers Provide TOO LATE IB CLASSIFY OPEN SATURDAY Larry Poll 3 p.m. to 9 p.m. BUILDER 2 p.m. to 7 p.m AND ON SUNDAY INVITES YOU TO INSPECT THIS NEW HOME voting rights to all on an equal basis will also help to counter the present trend toward mob action. It is high lime. • MODEL FINANCE ON EAST GRANT ST. IN HASTINGS Two Blocks East of Northeastern School $50«> to $1,00000 140 W. State St. For Banner Classified Ada Call WI 5-3*81. Phone 945-3429 L-0 BIA/IH CORNER WALNUT AND 5. JEFFERSON HASTINGS BEYOND THE BASICS With quiet understanding, the members of .our staff go beyond the basic requirements of funeral service. By completely,attending to Featuring Finest Construction and Materials INCLUDING ANDERSEN WINDOWS every detail and considering first XsXdorrftW the family's wishes, we lighten the in PLAYBOY burdens of bereavement in os many Al! wool flannel tailored in the authentic natural shoulder ways as humanly possible. The foyer leading'into the large and beautiful living room is paneled and has a genuine slate floor for durability and permanent good looks. This house has many added features that you will enjoy discovering for yourself. manner with book vent, lap Kams, edge stitching and antique mortal button*. Available in Navy, Black, Red. Olivo, Cambridge Grey, Antique Gold and Camel. Regular, long, abort, extra long. WITH YOUR OWN ORGANIZATION CREST (al uoail alra charge} V only > A y LEOnflRD OSGOOD *-funericdJ4oine Bun McPltatlin Alen'i. Weal "Dress Well . . . You Con’t Afford Not To” 111 L State St. This ^fently Completed home feature^ three bedrooms with one of them paneleakind all of generous size. The kitchen has walnut, Trench provincial cabmhts and there is a paneled dining room with mosaic floor. CHARLES H. LEONARD JACK D. OSGOOD Phone 945-2471 For Additional Information Phone LARRY POLL Builder Freeport, Michigan — 765-8521 �Society newS BPW Honors ^^SWotnenol -— antly lurpriscd Thursday mornTbe Barry Ctount y Medical Bo­ ra.., — • ‘ -*■ -• - * iumra ra. Samlm Data .Seminar ..... . for Club Achievement Here Women Planned rAl Western Mich. ■"“"."'.“.■Si'SX.'St; 1. HI—Ml-k Tbs ladle* adjourned for a social "Row. (Youth FbUowshlp member* were M .nrt Mr. hi.v. „ . M1*™! the Lake Ode*■“ McUkxn* Church *ervlcee child. Jr., entertained with a and Bunday Khooi m guests of *urpri*B birthday party on ftin-, thsfr M.TT. on Mteoh lUh. ovar Um weekend and on Bunday Mr. and Mrs. AUUon Louden were Invited a* dinner guests to celebrate the birthday* of Haten and Mrs. Louden. Helen Pay A Visit To Our Baby Department ho*ne at 2700 Gun Lake Rood <m S’Thursday morning. March 11th-, outa uu Wre imuup ' Milch-1 SL Mra. Joues was really *urpn*ed; Judge and Mrt. Phiiup Bi -----------------------when tile ladle*,----------------arrived but- — re- I all hh. were the h..hh-w>uUi north-south win- With era,1 rrr M Uw covered sufficiently to take than them nets ners in th^ the Duplicate DupUciU IBridga°*n *“ **—"£*? through her new home and to game al the Episcopal Under-! >’“*• “• nzuraiw ntrte* nm thoroughly enjoy the party. Each croft Tureday night. Mr. and ' gueot brought a kitchen gadget Mra. Harold Norri* of Nashville ; (many were new on the market took stvend and Fred Markle and unusual! for thetr taatea*. and Roy Hubbard third. Mrs. and coffbe and rolls were served Grace Denton and Mrs. Roy concluding a very pteassnt Hubbard were tine cant- weat win­ morning.--------------------------------------- nsrx Mr* Rnlm«rt. Hnnk and OSr*. Frank McCloakey were second anil Mrs. Ken Ror«> and Mrs. Andrew Kennedy, Jr., entertain­ Max Myers were third. ed Hoapttal Guild 8 al the fann­ for there could hardly have been ers home an E. Clinton Bt. a more fitting thane ao does tn Eighteen members were present. the Camp Fire Oirta' birthday After draaert the evening wa* on March 11. spent, playing cards. Mrs. Alma FUigleton with Mr*. Camp Fire Girls Sweetheart Fete Held Monday Training and Community renwst program* on Mandi al university Center, WMQ. MargiMrtte men ta Today* World." "Working with Youth," "Devloiiug Leader- . ahip," and -Developing Our Pull Human FotepUaL" Brtef fast* about mom of ths outstanding individual* wbo wiU . out the uiMgpired l Clark ODonneU. y Museum. stare April 1H6; Honor Helrigels At Farewell Fetes Membership and Bpeclal Events For (Ke ntwwt member o( rhe family . . . Great Nara In Value.! Choate tram our -Ide auortmont of >oby Need, ... AT LOW, THRIFTY FRICESI Orlon Shawls.c.$3.00 Sweater Sets$3.00 Stretchmate Booties .$1.53 Stretchmate Coveralls $3.00 Stretchmate Crawlers $2.00 Towel Sets.............. .$1.49 Boby Books$2.00 Disposal Diapers 98c Shirts;59c Nursery Jar Sets$4.00 Mrs. Ralph Eye entertained tlon to live 18th annual Camp Fire Sweetheart Banquet, which took place al the Methodise tamed Mght for dinner 8atur- Church Hall on Monday evening. March 15th. The theme eras "Algonquin Tn- prior to Uidr departure this week on a world tour. Thursday evening. they were among the dinner gvwste at Um Stanley Cumming*', then aU at­ tended Ufhe University of Michl- Franklin Huntleys. Smith of Westerville. Ohio. Mrs. Sunday afternoon a reception Smith la the former Doris Ryan. Indian words are In the Camp Fire Book. The other Indian Mrs. Robert Cook entirtamrd worda are of the Algonquin Mra. Richard Duval al the latter■» eight far luncheon Monday af- Plus, o Wonderful Selection of Drugs Bottles • Toys • and Other Baby Needs . And, of Course, S&H Green Stamps UPHOLSTERING GTVRDNERi •ra»* DRUGS THE FURNITURE BUILDING Quality and ‘Trutidiy Service Wayne Hazel Wl 5-1134 Phono 374-3523 of Mrs. Heirigel, both faculty mem­ Ur» graced the table*. Each of bers on the aus al Albion College. which was dnfcrated with green, orange and gold runners down the center. * large brown Tepee eon Hospital in Grand Rapt trimmed with gold, (range and Tuesday afternoon for surgery. ana Joined , -------- ------- •-----------tuo , . I IB— Hl U Frankplace a candy cup Peace-Pipe cnJnulh Ior dUuilcr filled with urenee and yellow l<ietr»U1 jg, candy with nut* of brown. | jqj birthday, then 4 - , , The lovely Utile program* ooottnued on Id Day City (with were yellow with a large brown a birthday coke) for anrohey Bouma. at pre*.. numan tteiauons uommi»»ipn, Grand Rapid*. Chairman. Gov. Committee on FUibrigtit tk tolarton of Women's Clubs after hold­ ship*. pa*l Pre* Family Service ing untai oOms district office*. Aawk . board. Kent County Menial Mrs. Chsse ba* bro prasidsnt HygKi.e Society, Michigan cxkioof the Pennock Hcapitel General Guild*, ha* been chairman of th* Fourth ward eMcUon board for IS member Official Board Kalama *oo Flrat Methodise Church, eaaouMvcd vUk TbwrulUp pollUca Active tn first high school Driver WuosUon the Methodist Church, she ha* program tn msuopaliten KaiamMbeen pM*ld«nl of the W808 Ud too *1 the Campli* School. was chairman of the cornmltiee Further information about reser­ sMhnetno vation* ft* thi* March 30 event '"aS^Mariualta McPhsrlln Carl Josrnhans. New Buffalo; reading groups. She is also presi­ dent of the Thcwuppie Garden Club, president of her Hospital Bridgman, and Mrx G. A. •co, chairman. Charlotte. Tiie "Onohhsrote" or Faust u»e for young Tim Howard and era* Sagamite which means dish hl* grandad, fanner mayor, rata, «vtaM » MWMrtaM —(hami; Sagamlte — Scallop Charias Leonard. birthday group, has been chairman of a church circle and a Jtader of Uluo Bini* and Extension group*. ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■■■■■■ HOUR SALE ed.«o.“„Thur, ft ' I 1 Platform Sat of 3 Twin She Rockers Tobies Mattresses Choica 54Q95 of colors ■ V Coffee&$« A95 Hvy.felt $<| g95 step-end 1O BUN^^^BS ■ M*ph fialih, c«fHpi«t< Mt with mettreta S-- »59’5 Reg. *2».50 RECLINER CHAIRS Popular tik-bxk atyl* la year $*>095 aad fabric*. keg. IJR.50 4 Pc. MODERN BEDROOM SUITES ' ll 1 ta U* , 1 ■ | DreaMF. mirrer, cheat of . (frawara and ba.keata bad is ^^*^**1 YOUF ■gHHgiimth *•* $89” 0 SAVE AS YOU'VE NEVER SAVED BEFORE! NOT DISCONTINUED ITEMS Full Length $2995 Bed $OQ?5 Insprg. const. MV Named by the Naahvllle Literary Club. Mrs. Mary Hannan ba* been from th* eenoua Mud, Ut Superette 205 N. Michigan County normal, she taught schools and attended WMU. In addition to Exterulou work, abs has been active in UM Grange *M community progna* programs. Cancer Oruaade in her township. Watch While We Make 'Em Plain 59c dox. FSOSTID & OVCORATtD Chests All finished be given March 20th through April 2nd by the Unlvsratty. FRESH DONUTS Donut, 69c dox. Several Odd Hollywood Cedar Chests ’19” ^’39” weak returning Saturday, then TRY SOME TODAY Open Daily Rapid* to begin hla PVrrls State College. TASTE TREATS Cleveland* DINETTE SETS MATTRESSES ram forced *3995 Rag. $29.50 S5..S0 NOT FACTORY REJECTS NOT FLOOR SAMPLES NOT DAMAGED PIECES PHOTOGRAPHY IN THEIR DOWNTOWN LOCATION . . . would like to become Photographic Center in addition to our usual studio and commercial hometown camera shop. $8995 featuring: » Comoros and Supplies * * Films of All Popular Sises e 24 Hour Photo Finishing • An Outstanding Selection of Overton • Custom Printing and Enlarging • Fino Grain Developing • Camera Repairs • Any Photographic Problem*? 3 PC. SECTIONALS '^^77^ WHITE'S Your 2 Pc. LIVING ROOM SUITES ALL BRAND NEW GUARANTEED MERCHANDISE! CfiCA REDS These comfortable and **u|rrQ.mod<n| wfa, con. ot night. Mrs. Rclatlon* Board and the County Adult Literacy Uaniaittea. also Uie Stets Board of Uiucauun. Mr. Bring Them In, Maybe We Con Help! SAVE 40% ’59” DOWNTOWN HASTINGS "When you think of photography . . . think of Whit*', first" HOUU: 4:00 f. 5:10 Tlmn. ,d»-11<OO 1... ».40-1,00 107 So. Jeffwrson St. Halting*, Mich. Phone 945-3967 WATCH FOR OUR GRAND OPENING �Legion Auxiliary Orders Poooies I Honored on 55th Wedding Jubilee Recognition Teo I Mr. and Mra. Im Chafft ,R4 Hast'— " fcfrprbed Nashville VFW Auxiliary Pleases Facility Patients Tho VFW Auxiliary 8260 af Wendy CurKay Rusnell was the emcee for an exchange the program, and 13 ladles of the Auxiliary accompanied the tap-danc* by Gloria Varkoly: a < modern dance by Beverly Pur­ cilia and Tyunn Slocum; a trio . with Frank Hum and Harvey Becker playing guitars, and Joan 1 ENGAGED Laurie Montague did a baton- the engagement of their daughtwirling number; an organ solo by Mary Anne Varkoly: a tap­ dance by Lola Ranguette; a pl­ ano solo by Mrs. Ethel Carl. hance is a 1062 graduate of Mid­ dleville T-K High School and is employed at Preston Products In Grand Rapids. An August 21 arehQng is being planned. Name Leaders In U-M Bridge Club Tourney Seventy couples are participating in the University of Michigan Club of Barry County Schol.irahlp Bridge tournament, and member* hope to raise over 1700 to be used for arholarahlpa for student! from A potluck dinner wm served Huttings High School.' including an annlvcraory caka leaders at the half-way point and Ice cream. Those present were-Mr. and Mr. and Mrs Russ Belfield. Mra. Edwin Chaffee. Mr and Mra. Richard Chaffee and non. 22.OTO; Mr and Mrs Gordon Iron­ Mr. and Mrs Keith Chaffee and side. 20,060; Mr. and Mra. Pat family. Mr. and Mra. Harold Hedges, 18440; Mr. and Mrs. BUI Stedman, 18.140; Dr. and Mrs. Ray Finnic. 17420; Mr. and Mrs. BiU Gautoche. 17490; Mr. and Mrs WUlard smith. 17.020; Mr. and Mra. Roy Hubbard. 16.840; Mr. and and famUy. and Vickie Fuerl. Mra. Ken Row. 18.100; Mr. and The honorees were especially Mrs. David Goodyear III. 18.770; grateful for the beautiful cards, Mr. and Mra Stu Sweet, 15410; the plant sent by Pat and Harry Mr and Mra. Dick Faster, 14490; lechrone, and to their children Mr. and Mrs Gordan Cove. 14.­ who made it pcralblc for a day 790; Dr. and Mrs. Carl Peurarh. long to be remembered. 14.790; Dr. and Mrs Larry Penrod. 14.770, Mr. and Mra Joe Burk­ holder. 14.760; Mr and Mrs. Homer Smith. 14.630; Mr. and Mra. Jim Coleman. .14400; Judge and Mra. Phil Mitchell. 14.480; Dr and Mrs. Bob Huebner. 14.450. and Atty, and Mra Dick Hudson. 14420. phone ROB-3951 or RO5-886I of Freeport. the Aaron fihrrts Social meeting Thuratlay. March of Middleville. the- Bob Ingnur-s, 18. Potluck supper at 6:30 pm. and Uw Elwood Wyngardens. . bride, daughter of Harold K. Cole. R3 Hastings, and Mrs. Dan Allerding. R2 Hastings, was gowned In while satin. The groom is the son of Charlie Price. R1 Freeport, and the late Mrs. Price. Mrs. Sherry VanWIe was matron of honor and Ken Cole, brother .of the bride, was best man. A reception followed at the home of the bride's father. The happy couple drove to Indiana to spend a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Emmeth Engerteth. They are no* at Homemakers Group Ringo Swingos Has Auction Sale Hove St. Pat Dance The Ringo - Swlngo Square State University traveling to Has­ tings to give a lesson to the lead­ en. and since Spring Is around the comer. when every woman feels that urge to tidy the nest, it seemed like a good time to bolster the treasury with s sale. The balance of the evening was spent In discussing extension pro­ grams and goals, and Just plain ’14” The Bonnet & Gown Shop Bt. Patrick's Day was honored by the co-hostess, Mrs. Loren Francisco, who served dessert In the appropriate colors from a table decorated with Spring flowers, In April there will be two lessons punch table which was attrac­ tively decorated with shamrocks, a leprechaun, a pot at gold— the gold being candy wrapped in gold foil, and the punch bowl, filled with green punch. The George Bedfords and the Meet Kroger's Friendliest People Alma Fingleton . MEAT DEPARTMENT Russell Norris and Jack Reynolds. (Not in picture: Deloris Heacock.) Leroy Etchler PRODUCE DEPARTMENT Manager The KROGER Store in HASTINGS Voted the Friendliest in BEWARE Sometimes the Swatch Western Michigan In Competition Sometimes o swatch is made up just to show in the store. It's a glorified version of what you're really^going to get. The shock comes when the corpet comes. You can avoid this disappoint­ ment before you start. Look for Lees. Our "'swatches come from our carpets. We don’t moke them up specially. So you won't get any surprises. The green you saw in the store is the green you'll get. The pile height you saw in the stor« is the pile height you'll get. The backing you saw in the store is the backing you'll get. And every inch of the corpet will be just os well mode as the swatch. Your corpet won’t look thick in one place, and thin in onathfer. Streaky in one place and okay in another. Perfect in one place and ravelled in another. Why? We inspect every carpet minutely. And if a corpet isn’t just so. it never gets out of our mills with the Lees name on the back. With Lees, -the whole swatch-carpet problem is the other way around. A Lees corpet is always better than its swatch. There's more of It. For a lot of good, down-to-earth reasons, “those heavenly *’>' L,“'' HASTINGS FLOOR COVERING Conducted by an Outside, GROCERY DEPARTMENT John Hummed, Melvin Bartholomew, Mike Todd and Ron Overmier. Independent Agency. CHECK-OUT DEPARTMENT Doris Towns. Ardith Baum, Patricia McKcouah \ and Mabie Foote. OU'LL SEE WHY KROGER'S m HASTINGS �'The Life Within' Is Program for WSCS Luncheon Legion Birthday Dinner Saturday Is Lovely Affair tfou ll love our BAKED GOODS Friday & Saturday Weekend Special ’ Loaf of any 25c Bread __ ’/j Dozen Hot Cross Buns met on Thursday, March 11, ak supply work. Mrs Harold Joriaa. the Heatings City Bank. -- . Woipan's Society of Christian mbmonary education of children Mra. Harold JooMt lfta. Dadi Strike met at the church dining. «nd youth. MU* Mary Kent; had room on Wednesdiy. March 10. for church aetrvltle*. _chairman. Mrs. their regular monthly luncheon Carlton Kacchele, oauitant. Mr». Tabic* were very attractive with. Marvin Smith, and publicity. Mrs. small arrangement* of artificial; Arthur Behnke. Nominating cumSpring flowers Intrrapened wilnI mlti<e: Mrs Merle Kahler, chair­ man: Mra. Vcmbr gioudk ME*- Each year on the Saturday nearest March 18, the btxtbday with a birthday party. This year waa no exception and they arse royally entertained at a dinner Shook closed her devotion* with a prayer In song arcwnpanlral at the organ by Mr*. Donald Sothard. The program, “The Life Within." was presented by Mra William Nathery, the aasirtant minister's wife She brought out the jxirpooes of life in answer to the question. tablas, white plaaU. dollies were shaped Into boskets and filled with poppies on the walks and on Use table*. A full turkey din­ ner, topi*d off with a birthday she stated depended upon Uie quality of Faith and the quality of Ih। lug. She outlined nine neceariUes for living a fuU rich life Evelyn McDowell of Muskegon. which Included: health, weal iti Lunch guest* af Mr*. O. David i enough to support rweds). strength Hoag and family an Tuesday SPECIAL 58c Chocolate Gloxed Donuts .. A rich chocolate yMit raised dough with glare. Everyone's favbrite. DALE’S BAKE SHOP Imagine I A iportnit u light u your ihirt! gave the invocation and played for the community singing which waa led by Herman (Chip) BL Methodist Circles Tlio cvmlng jutant Film nor Hagen of Hickory and Barry County commander Glenn Alnallc of Hastings. Hull call of post commanders found 10 present, Roy Hubbard, Winston Merrick. Wm. Dunlap, Roa Martin, Vern Harbin, Chip St. Martin. Dick OaaklU, Lyle taihni/Ay Members of Garden Club See Films Roll rail of past Unit presi­ dents, found nine in attendance, Lydia Rogixa. Ada Bogart. Doro­ thy Groncwold, Elvira Sayles. Evelyn Curtl*. Dorothy Dunlap. Marguerite Beckwith. Jean Mary Ruhtay. Mr. —---------- Davi* and family were also din­ ner guests. Ray .Davis w*e a Bunday caller. On Monday eve­ ning. Mr*. Leila Main and fam­ ily of Middleville, and Mrs. Con­ nie OUver and family wets lunch guests. circle* of •• -Doing' Instead of merely being' characterized a full, well-rounded Ute." stated Mrs. Ntthery. The altar »u decorated In keep­ ing with tlio tlume of her talk, bearing u bouquet <jf bright yellow and white mums, which Mrs. Nethery eymbollred as Laughter, and gave Illustration* of Uie tilings which brought laughter into her UIc; a statuette In a dancing pose represented "Joy.” and the ''Hands' I which were symbolic of "Prayer."' ■She onphuttod the importance of "Joy" in everyday living, and stated that "Prayer bridged one's wviiknras with Hi* strength," and that "Prayer wa* an outer exprearrdng) ENGAGED—Mr. and Mra. E. B. *ion of Inner thought." Mra, Walter Lake, Caukln. 210 Bhriner Sheet. are “ 'announcing the coming marriage of U'.clr daughter, Donna, to Prod Wontcomc, Mrs. Mlghtcome, Mrs. P. Stanley, son of Mrs. R. Stan­ Sbouldcome, Mrs. Cau'tcocnc and ley of Hillsdale and the late Mrs. Doescome," the ladies being Mr. Stanley. M1m Caukln is at­ Mra. lamer Robinson. Mrs Merrill tending Ferris State College. Her Hardier, Mrs. Wally Oernentt, Mr*. Keith Yerty and Mr*. Frank­ lin Huntley, with Mra, Herbert For Your Convenience Is Open Monday through Saturday Evenings By Appointment 'Come In and Get Acquainted with our post unit president of a Munis­ ing Unit. Eighty members and guests Commander Asbury wm tius .• ptsi Lor for the evening and ho interested In the cans of dlaquoted from the Preun-.bV-a to abled vettrauvi. write Prmldcnt Johnson and protect Ute clasmgs. The program clewed with a benediction by Mra Bogart and and' I" by Mra. NcUtery. Mrs. Shook and Mrs. Richard DeMott, with Mra. Sothard at the organ. During the buoincsa inciting con­ ducted by the president. Mrs. Rob­ ert Godfrey', the following officer* Were elected: President, Mrs. C. D. ‘Bauer; vice president, Mias Eva Creek, oa the NorcuUa left an:iHecox; secretary, Mrs. Harry Wtdnrafiay for MwaachuoeU* to Burke, and treasurer, Mni. Eugens visit his panmtfl for two weeks Guernsey. The following secretaries im ho is with the Air Force and were chosen: Campus Ministry. wUl aoon bo leaving for Turkey. New Hair Stylists Susanne Smith and Doris Hortle' Come See.. Come Tpuch \. COMPARE FRIGIDAIRE New from FRIGIDAIRE tenderize automatically! Exclusive Tender-malic roasting makes wren chuck roast tender, juicy, flavorful. Our 2nd March FREE DAY Monday, March 8th Exclusive Pull ’N Clean oven comes out Ilka a drawer, cleans from the top. Meal Minder-Cook now, aenra later. If you have a Cash Slip Come in for your bearing that date v FRIGIDAIRE OFFERS COLC AT THE PRIC OF WHITE Gift Certificate! Remember Ono Wook of tho Announcement Date! Thrifty! 2-speed FRIGIDAIRE Washer with Soak cyde! Be Sure to Continue Your Daily Shopping for New Spring Clothing and Accessories to Qualify for Future Thriftiest Frost-Proof FRIGIDAIRE Refrigerator! FREE DAYS THIS MONTH! In Our Newspaper Ada and Poat«d in Our Window . . You'll Find Out Which Day of the Previous Week Was Designated as FREE DAY! If you hove a Sales Slip for a Cosh Purchase dated on Free- Day . . . You may bring it to our store and be presented with a Gift Certificate for the exact total amount of your Cash Slip. All Free Day Cash Slip* must be redeemed during Hie week following your purchase. Free Day Gift Certificates may be redeemed for additional merchandise only. (Not applicable to charge account*) SALE Runs Through Saturday, March 27 ULTRASON STOCKINGS $1.29 a pair . $3.79 for 3 pairs Usually $1.65 a pair , > . To) -TO Coch IHp*. Look for famous 'Trade Name labels on the things you buy ...you'll find them here! A Compile. Mm'i » Soy,' Star* UOLtTATiiT. W15-JIM \.DHfACr/M BY BERKSHIRE The only stockings kissed by sound waves for much longer wear and lasting fit. Only once a year can wp offer them al these low pricas. So stock up! Charge Slip* will not be eligible CLEVELANDS 1W NEW pj PATENTED Parma JIcojt 124 East State Sff.et ■ Cam* the 106-lb. sirs ztfo zone top freersrl Gentle agitation, spin for Wash & Wears. . Patented Deep Action agitatorxreatas jet currents to help remove heaviest soil! Automatic Soak cycle Ideal for diapers! Jet-Away rinsing "jets" away lint and scum. Spins clothes wonderfully dry. SudsWater Saver Model WCDAR-65 at extra cost. • Come touch the con­ venient sliding shelf. • Compere Frigidaire Frost proof system-no frost even in the freezer. • Full-width Hydrator. DESIGNED JET-SIMPLE TO GIVE YOU TOP DEPENDABILITY ■IG TRADE-IN ALLOWANCE FOR YOUR OLD REFRIGERATOR! CONSUMERS POWER COMPANY �-THE IIASTINUS BANNEK. Speech Correction || By Special EdmaUon Staff BELTONE | 'Lovelier You' is Theme of Women's Club Program A'-me acquaintance or Individual from history as a models Bin' must twit copy, but me this person as an , play U the background for the Mrt Lttxuidclll said that a Tom Stsury Earns Masters at MSU lEw Mrt'l’jm!!? \« X t“Ki. % Tm. St-iur in. wlU1 AU<«1.»« Car, Dl.won « Ml students who received de- North America Aviation. He will rraee at the winter term comComputer Systems B<meucement exercise* at Michln*> SUU unl.w.n, In * «««»»_______ Lansing Bunday 1 ~~~~~~• , House Minority Leader Gerald ” ,°M riXiii hmKn I MWdU.ni. ’"7“,'JJ ^"^^Tnn an mlii.'" S-Wg *£.5 of artlcks dealing with speech latlon. *• ■ ~ is an inferiority canplex. Hhe emcorrection servtca in the public Chltf ! phastoxl that experience in music, actooia. Thia utidt daala with aathM „ _ ____ _—____ poetry, ______________ service to others,____ art _ and *“--------- the articulation problems. Artlculs- , time.For example, children first Tile The monthly monthly meeting meeting Of of Uie Uie meditation mrdltatton will will *“ help nuurah tton refers to iiie clear, distinct begin to use the p. b. m. and 1 Hastings Women's Club was held individual and enable him to conutterance of the MMind* of otlwr simpler sound* around ITiday. March 12. dt the First I qUer this probiroi ............. _ ch with o ’ er MOI speech. Adequate axUculalioi threeyears of age and then of-! Methodist Church with over 200, • Mra, Lronardeld closed with aevsonetonro falls lo develop in Un dart ttore&a tho mo7e I members and guests attending . the child. When this occur, we cnmpUrttod kpunda.- auch aa the <ueats Hern or I,poetry and quotation*. Rtcury, earned his master's de-I the village election held March have on articulation problem a. *. v. and th.-\inUl approxi- Slr“ Ulrlr mothers ------------ w-----------Articulation errors are divided ™*“ly aevvti ycara of age. I Mra. into four main typca Omission ’ Many Uilng. could caua a I D f^ylelil. who ipi.ke of sounds—spoon becomes poon; child to hard an articulation desubiert- To*ard a Lovelier At Wedding SnOWer I substitution of sounds—soup be- ' feet. Msr exsunplet l. Poor hear- You | Mrs Roland Curtiss, s -recant FREE OF CHARGE— comes thoup, addition of sounds, Ing. 2. Poor audqory perarptnul shr expressed such points as u bride, was the honoree at a wtd1 - bus becomes but*; and dis- ■ a MJ Uie*. Poor eoordlnaUun ut I rTad>’ wnile »”<1 » pjadlvr oiiUook 1 <nng Ugmer Marell 13 «t tin- lionic We will Check and Clean any make of Hearing Aid ’ ‘ Low m- towart lUe Enthualaam. she «aM.-w Mra. Jack U-iu. River Road Environmental ln- --an be cultivated. A teenager-, in- ;i>.le lull and Mr* Ward Speech devetopawhen the child BELTONE HEARING CENTER 1 aa: poor speech cUKtosl curtoaity and breadth of woodmatiaec sera co-hoauase*. 1* very young. When the infant । *™ ndtato- or unfavorwHJ in put determine tier , Nineteen guest, were present to 349 Capital S.W. Battle Creek, Mich. begins to cqo and gurgle. It J*1 • ••-enthusiasm. I'enjoy • Uie bride's pleasure -In -her could be **ld Ir begin, the Bbh -------EDWARD L. EMERSON, Distributor ’ development of speech As he The above, not luted in order i Being dependable, responsible, lovely gilts Punch was served Use PROFESSIONAL DRY CLEANING SERVICE snd courteous are musts in schlev- guest* as Usey unv«1 Afterwards! grows older, he enjoys vocal play of importance, are some of the jig a “ Lovelier You." The ability where the parant repeats syl-1 mor* Mormon rxusto. There may CurtLvs and Mrs George Swanson Ubtos the Infant say* savx wid and the the be other factors tint enter into ......w — A —■ as* . ~ i laU '’s lhr were special guest* celve compliments gratefully must infant then repeals It again. North Gun Lake Coin-Op Open 5:00 a.m. -10 p.m. ue developed. ■ This cooing, gurgling and rood Many tune, articulation errors The speaker suggested that the cluuged from Uu- Armed Form tend to persist largely out of in June. lisbit. If tJ»p child bps been able teenager siiould pick a goal or use tn grt along without being mis­ understood. too often or without ...FREE... Monthly Hearing Aid Clinic No 'Liquor by Glass HOTEL HASTINGS 1:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. Friday, March 19 I Honor New Bride Hastings SPEEDY WASH and COIN-OP Laundromat WANT TO BUY? Try the Want Column ' to change thia habit of'oiir Finest breaking this old habit and ostabllshlng a new one in It. place The child U first made to un­ AAontgomery Inato hU income* sound ftun other speech- sounds and then WARD to produce the sound IROQUOIS ANNUAL child to ray the correct sound CHINA 4-Piece Place Settings in 4 Delightful Patterns Garland, Bridal White. Autumn Harmony and Beige Rose __ _ *5” Vai. Now Only sound oootroUlng Mra. 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For Cadillac's continuing great- superb condition, and many offer features not yet ayailnes* in design and engineering has made it one of the able '" on other ' makes. * And - ■ -from a standpoint *. of* ianrestworld's mosrdcsirable and sought-after possessions. But ment, remember that a Cadillac traditionally returns if a new Cadillac is not presently feasible, you should con- more of its cost at resale than any other car at yr near its sidcr the pleasure and satisfaction that would be yours with a late model, previously-owned Cadillac. Your dealer price. So vialt your authorised Cadillac dealer, and let him show you a CadilHc—new or used—that will fit currently offers an unusually wide selection of fine used your budget. Your visit will be the wisest motoring move Cadillacs at a cost in line with that of many new can of you have ever made. Why not make it this week? 17 CO. FT. FREEZERS WARDS SIGNATURE UPRIGHT OR CHEST MODELS - RIG. 000.00 UPRIGHT STORES 61S LBS. Standard of the World • Easy-fo-roach storage on 4 refrigerated shelves • Adjustable cold control; bonus door storage RIG. 000.00 CHUT STORES 595 LBS. SEE THE SELECTION OF CADILLACS AT YOUR LOCAL AUTHORIZED CADILLAC DEALER i , • Lift-out basket keeps small items within reach • Adjustable cold control; "Flex-Seal" safety lid REAHM MOTOR SALES >07 N. MICHIGAN • PHONE Wl 5-2478 NpMoney Down on any Credit Purchase at Wards �Lynne.Ellen Hale Pledged to Sorority Lynne Ellen Hale, daughter of Mr. and Mra. Leun Hale of B01 Taffee Drive, to one of 152 Cen­ tral Michigan Uniwnity ixxxto Who were pledged to aororttlea in Spring Rush. according to CMU Dean of Women D. Loutoo Woodland PTA Completing Plans For School Fair “KSlAMATIOX £■'£.“ 51.1 WHIKIAH Woodland Saddle 411 Service Club Plan* Carnival Club Sponsors IH Horse Clinic ----- .. „ u, UA. (M—A KU. Oirt. Sr “■ - " “ ■“-«-.“F- "zI in* - m there will be an eat stand sup­ plied with aU kinds of appetis­ ing snacks—organlrcd by Hhcila i WHEKEAH, We The People af M Black. In addition to the mid- । HruUnpi and Barry County. I H'. way, interesting displays will be1 State of Michigan are well aware SrJC &hoyn. The displays, assembled of lhe important contribution 1 by Audrey Kussmaul and Anne the vohintern of Camp Fire WurxUagsd 18 ytara Josef, will consist of Interesting Girls are making In thia com-I hobbles and coDecllons of area munlty and throughout lhe Na! cltlsans. Fashionable needlework will also be shown, supervised by tlon for Rirto 7 through 17; and WHEREAS Camp Piro Oirto Florence Begerow and Cleo Willa member at la. Posters and other art work ™^v*^ will be dune by George Forman. IKttwtthtti^nd^f rtto and 21011 Lutheran Church, to «urShirley Jopple. PTA president, Is hundred.* or anuita remetpoar-| —... Z . ___ ._______ Bunfleld. The gym Itself will be planning to Illustrate the differ - Ing to follow the Law of Camp gaily decorated and transformed Fire: To Worship God. Seek Into a midway. A mysterious for­ tune teller will gladly toll the fortunte of any guest. A silhou­ ette artist, Alice Heyboer. will also be featured. The Kindergar­ ten haa charge of a variety of kiddle rides for lhe lota. First Jed of Think Blg-Wldcn Your grade. have charge of the fish I World with tlio emphasis on pond and second grades are feamaking new friends and learn­ luring a cookie stand with counling about other peoples and re­ llesa delicious homemade varimembering that nt all times tile cUea. Third grades are in charge Plans are nearly complete for the Saturday. March 31 County­ Wide 4H Horse Clink to be held al the Marlin Meyer's home near man Nairn* Selby. The dining room capacity is larger and will seat more eager caters says Phyllis Baitinger, Chiropractor 128 W. Cottier St. Herting* Phone Wl 5-3394 Kalamazoo. Saturday. March 8. Mr. and Mrs. Arnutrang told the history of these ponies, and gave registration requirements of the breed. Before leaving, Mra. Arm- | of America I therefore. call upon all cittoena to give the Camp ■ Fire Girls now and tn the coming , H”'J,"* year their continued support and ; ‘J- Clairol Loving Care $1.50 Value—Only . . . 99c p,us tax “”ce Hoopltaliution Fire • Liability Hastings Insurance Agency DOWN SELECT YOUR AG-1 and M-2 Sleeve of 12 Bulbs 94c Mercurochrome 1 Ob. Only 14c Ponds Cold Cream Rag. 79c 5«. 57c INSURANCE daughter. Bernice Belden, of Spokane, Wash. Her daughter, Betty Belden of Wasliington, D. C.. visited over lhe weekend. Bunday, March 7. callers at Ute HOP RIGHT Flash Bulbs IS THE POWDER IS THE FUSE SPECIAL THIS WEEK on "Parliamentary Procedure" at lhe April 8 meeting. All members going to Uie Block It Bridle Hone Bhow. April 2nd. ■ In af R-1X at Slav. Gordon Ironside Agenty CARROLL BAKER GEORGE MAHARIS Invite Friend* To 50th Jubilee Stella Quibell ■ Dies Monday at ' Pennock Hospital •STRAHD^HASTUfGS* project. the Service Club reozirra 15 percent uf lhe amount up to 81500. and 25 percent at anything over S1ACO? Thaw funds are used ms Inlyforcamp PARTY GIFTS Office & School Supplies POISON PREVENTION WEEK March 14-10 CARDS in our Greeting Card Department STATIONERY COMPLETE INSURANCE SERVICE ISTHEBI.ASI Supplies Phono 945-4100 “.Kkmmjmwiioi EWHMsmffliiiMiniio.fX REAL ESTATE Top Listings In TOWN AND COUNTRY PROPERTIES "Lei HCB help you!' WE HAVE A GOOD MODERN FOUR BEDROOM HOME TO RENT In'fhe Fourth ward. A BEAUTIFUL HOME RIGHT ON MIDDLE LAKE (120 feet lake frontage), upstairs It has two bedrooms, close; and a spare robm, and down one bedroom, living room, dining room, kitchen with fireplace, has electric heat, garage and half, three patios, storage building, large lot, for.......... ................ $18,000.00 A RIAL NICE BUNGALOW IN THE 2nd WARD, with living room, two good bedrooms, dining room, real nice tile bath and modern kitchen, home has aluminum siding. on garage, new garage with cement driveway, full basement, gas heat, Venetian blinds, knotty pine finish in kitchen. In good location for---------- $9,700.00 A REAL NICE HOME IN THE 4th WARD, has three good bed­ rooms, full bath and two lavatories (colored fixtures) upafalrs and down, a living room with fireplace, dining room, den and kitchen (modern) with formica tops. double wells In sink, there is lots of storage drawers, gas furnace in double divided base­ ment. one and a hart stall garage, has been recently bjinted and decorated, good location for -- ------ ---------------------$(7,000.00 Wl HAVE A HOME IN BATTLE CREEK, with three bedroom* and bath up and down It ha* one bedroom, living room, dining room, kitchen, full basement. new gas furnace, new wafer heater, new front and back encloied porche*, wants to trac’ for a place with about 30 acres north of Hastings. TWO VACANT LOTS in Hardendorff Addition with sewer, water and curb and gutter and gat all in foe---------------$800.00 aa. $1,200.00 for both T ILIASAHT SHOAB THOAHAABI LAKI A HIW the main part is 20 x 24 ft. and added to th>s is an 8 x 24 ft. room, large screened-in porch all finished in knotty pine, threepiece bath, has a flowing well, and larj------L enough for two cottages, targe drain fl* >12,000.00 NEARLY NEW EXCELLENT HOME IN THE 2nd WARD. 26 x 40 ft., has living room with fireplace, dining room, kitchen and bath, two real nice bedrooms, full basement with recreation room. 14 x 26 ft. kitchen has built-in- stove, and oven, and there Is also a kitchen in the bewment, and picture window and walk out. aluminum storm windows and doors, all aluminum siding, fully insulated, has baseboard hot water heating system, all copper (dumbing, birch cupboards, garbage disposal, all kinds of flowers and shrubs, has stool in basement, all situated on two lots, for ---------------- ------------------- $16,800.00 Sticky money problems can be cleaned up easily at HCB. We’re ripe for loan* to make your life more fruitful. Don't »toy in a money jam See u* >oon! the lid is off ot HCB THRU NICE BUILDING LOTS‘ON HASTINGS HEIGHTS. HASTINGS SALESMEN Hastinqs Citq Bank �Benton Harbor Tigers Oust Saxons, Big Reds 2—THE HASTINGS BANNIB rolled up another 98 points in ousting lhe Big Reda from Lan- Score 98 Points In Both Gaines their Regional title and move in- i to lhe quarter finals to defend their Class A State cream. Quurter-f'inalt Open Wtsdnetday,. Finals Saturday at Lansing | ‘Y’ Bowling Class Hastings High I For Boys, Girls Cafeteria Menu | Delton Boosters Begins Monday NONDAT, MUCH St — pklU k Sponsor Wildlife i Secretary Bob King lias an­ nounced that YMOA bowling Show Tuesday mjMk. katurtd . M Monday. March 22. at lhe Has­ HPOHTH BANQUET High School basketball and •1! Mi An overflow throng.of 9.IM paying customers was on hand The Hastings High Saxons, for the Friday night games. who had their week of glory In the opener Lansing Sexton. when they upsci Battle Creek behind' with Forward Charlie championship at Uie Bearcat's Davis sinking an 18-foot jumper which Just beat the buiaer for a 78-17 win over Holland. Benton Harbor Tigers in the land .to a seemingly safe 69-56 Um vend ty*1 Wwtcrn hlichlKAn lead with 6:09 left. However, Sex­ Hare are the pairings and loca­ ton came from behind to stun tions for the quarter-final bas­ the crowd. ketball games of lhe State High School Basketball Tournament bounding advantage over lhe Wednesday night at 7:30 pm. There were no games sched­ uled tn Detroit. Charles Forsythe, state high school athletic dlrec- while HaaUnga connected on The pairings: Class A—GratxLRaplds Ottawa IU11B vs. Saginaw at Lansing Civ­ ic Center; Benton Harbor vs. 100 at Jamboree As Boys, Girls Climax Season mu wr. ,hab«b. eo«kk dlk. tings Bowl. This program. King explained, I is for 7th. 8th and 9th grade boys and girls who would like to 1m- TIIUUDAY. MABCII U-BAV i-f. i Tote! cost for the Instruction, shoes and two lines of bowling FB1DAT, each Monday (or eight weeks will Those wanting to enroll should report to the Hastings Bowl Monday with their 34 fee. -For niore information call King at Wl 5-2892 or 5-2451. About 400 parents and friends of the YMCA - Youth Council basketball program turned out Saturday' for the annual Jam­ boree held during the day with more than 350 boys and girls participating on the 42 teams that formed the various Winter; will bo held at Deltan High The United ■ ASSBALL students' support of the team was a major factor in the Blue A Gold winning the district crown, and therefore lhe trophy should 4. IS Tom. Bteve (Sod) ODonnell led the Saxons with 17 points. Paul-Lu­ bieniecki had 12 and Dave WUCouncil chairman,■ pre- । liams 10. ' 1 Youth ------- 7---------------------------Saturday night Benton Harbor tenting lhe awards to the girls, l»Trvt«vrvkvv»k nTrvrv»k«t>ivY»vi,kV>VWVnttt outscored Sexton. 25-14, in the | ‘Die program is financed by the By Buzz flat period and had a 57-31. lend Community Chest. ' Youngs at Intermission. Scxtofi shavedt -Names of the players on the; : three pointe off lhe lead in the;winning teams follow: > third period but the Tigers added — • » Grade ~ -----. — — — ! ... . ...... Champiwia-76era—I Hastings* prep basketball fans will long remember the six in the fourth to win going ----- cTpta’inTnd^S^S Rmrer^Rtek; I964'6S “ ,,nc of ™ny occasions, and -- ------------ --------------------------------------- ----------- • J* l: 18 o’ w„ JX. Bruce Campbell, Dale Campbell. Duve Hyde. Allan Vickery. Ralph Tho course covered approxi­ mately five miles, consisting of ,hepb)cr, Ann Arbor High; Ludington vs over Wyandotte Mt. Carmel at Kingsford at Travene City High Harper .Woods Ciia.C-Gharlevotx vs WakeFenton defeated Holt, 63-51, field at Grayling; Muskegon and Lowell, ranked No 6. bow«l Christian va Saginaw 80. Peter to Whitehall. 73-65, after losing &yadl at Mount PtaUant. Cen- several atartera on fouls. ttwHffchlgan University; Bridge- . Detroit /Rutin defeated Pcrsh- captain and Dick Ar"?d Kevin XtakroSh M a7k them to the Cereal City. fans •both “•••• *• — and officials. I'm _ __ Kuiwple Bill ___Van­ j Hastings High has always had sure fans would be willing to •“ 1 “ K00d tallowing of hard - core denberg and Pa"t WeUer. Sth Grade Champions—Scorpl- ,nf,n women, who boost the ons-won 8 loot 2: Barry Havens. Saxons in all sports--win. lave Captain, unjl Bob Jerow. Jerry. or *»»'• Many n the student the big concern of the schools. Whitney. Terry Wood. Wes Lew- hodJ' “1M c«n« through to back South Haven eliminated Niles is. Jeff Conant and Stuart Sand-1 the teams in every game. I Grosse Pointe. Farms vs. Flint Brandywine 78-54 at Kalamazoo era. . Coach Bob VandcrVcen, asked ,speaking of. tournaments, we Sth Grade Champions — Tie; to pick out the most Important can't , understand why a school Creek D—Covert v> Dryden at Haven’s favor al the half. League — C h> e t a h s and Long factor in hl- team's second fcin rets up a seating arrangement Everett; Barryton vs. The Hastings - Benton Harbor Horns — both won 9. lost l. iover big Battle Creek Central. , which has Ute visiting fans vlcw^ Our Lady al Midland: summary: Cheetahs-^-Bruce Hahn, Captain,:declared it was the enthua^utlc ,irg lhe game from directly be­ unee St. Paul vs. Pickford at and Bob Shumway. Craig Pry.,backing of the fans. Going into hind । the opponent’s bench. We're BENTON HARB0I Bte. Marie: Steve Moore and Mike Hall; (a hostile gym la tough, but when sure , that the small area of seaial Cadillac longhorns —Rocky Baty, cap-; we went there with more support L ___ „ _ „ I tain, and Rick Rohde. Dave | than the home team, we had it ^Ted with partisan' tans to preat Lansing and VanderMolen. Mark Bowen »"<« made, the Saxort mentor de- Vtnt the ordinary comments enB aS la 7. I ?: IS Mlke Hubert. clnred. 1 countered during a game from Saturday afternoon and 8th Grade Girts Champions— \vc think our high school having a psychological effect on TENNIS Ing at Michigan State Uni­ won 9 lost 0 — Jeanne Cole's Stearns could have a' lot more sup- the players and the coach, if that Team* .i,. ...... . kllddl.rm. Team: .loannr Jeanjie Cato Cole. Cant.iin Captain and, port_ —Cmr.. every game—from students MJUktlL <5 I Cathy BurghdofT. Sally Kimmel .'and townspeople. flrot pairing will play at MSU [Bonnie Abbey, Mary Hollister. ■ Patty Keeler. Sue Kilpatrick and 1 I The Alma Record. In its round­ of the second pairing will I Sarah Hutt. Members oi Mrmoer.v of Troop troop 110 175 orc are i M up of tournament games, said Tiieduled for a swimming party 5r.«>rtui I won 7. lost 3 <tle for 1st place'-- I1 that the Saxons "Upheld the ut A pm. and Saturday night) a'is • first pairing will play at Lansing i JI Claire Goodyear's and Carol W-.l-|j iionor of the West Central . . ." dicy -• — wi.. -ill participate --------- -----------in — thet. [• 3? TBsva Obwhiis Waverly at 1 pm. and wiriHera hams' team: Clair Goodyear,,,i when* they come through with •TcOUt-o-Rama. -Rnuin. Tuesday a Court of the second pairing will ®mo'Captain, and Chris Guenther. the C:aKy4 title at BaUie Creek id Honor Ls'scheduled with a potpete at Lansing EravR, also al '-*«■’ luck dinner. Those attending are 10,'CarflMU CUlbert. Martha Cook., urann wouav. brtnB a duh to nass. 7 pm. . ?' Maraha Wletntk. Peggy Ainslee.1 Ai-.was ruminated the first game, Washington. Michigan ?! Debby Ginett, Roxanne UrntxvJ by Lensing KverrM. «3-<Hr-Aimnr ■ ■ ----- ------In Class C.' the Winn<rs of the o । Sandy Stamler and Diane White: tat to St Johns in Class B. »yhe n vtct4)rlMl recorded by flrat pairing will play at the Lan­ sing Civic Center at 7 pin. and - ‘uarui Carol Williams. Captain, and <». then St ’Johns defeated St. ;• auqnigan wj^igan omic State's 1964-65 »ocKcy hockey . hurdles at tlie IMS Big Ten in­ niiuam>, vapuun. 7V — —;— — n urov-00 >•.» ___ . —Frye, __ Ann ._________ I Nan..... Louts. tmili 67-58. AT.SA before Iwfnre losing Inclntr to In squad ..............equaled • .... __ . win door meet in the conference rec­ the second pairing winners will Cheryl Wieland. the highest I cy uaenman, Bachman, oouy Sally uoncr. Cotter. Nancy Ortcnvillc 'ord time of :07.7. meet at the Civic Center at 8:JO .ianc> : J1l,1“crt' W-0^ ™. — ........ - in Class jutol in Spartan books. ... . 1.. , . n . .. _ Mathew. . ._ > 1..... . !H ln,t t° tn Coopersville T-.vI!!r- <1? fin' .■ . . . ' > Burkholder. Dianne B tad 62 —-00; pm. 1, Arm Ironside Erlcne Lewi s. Charlotte In Class B lost to Holt. In Class D. the winners of the 'Jackie Hoffman and Kathy To-i«-«; 10 flrat pairing will play at Lansing I utana [,1^3 ' U> Ionia. 59-58. and Ionia de­ Gabriela at 7 pm. and the win------------ •----------------- ------ — , nrrnrmoH i ««<»’ Girl. Champions-. I-'ated L*kewo<xl and Belding Ing Bexton at 7 pm[ r f°SH LCTrcrman | won 6 lost I—Pam Lang's Eart'll I11-®5' before losing to Lowell.; a Famum's express I Roger M. Barnum of Woodland Runners: Pam Lang. Captain. 93-68. the Blue-- St Gold was among the Freshmen cag-'nnrt Rev l nwrrnre stir Carr J ’ * ’ rolled -------------------------from HMUnga in posting tbelr tn at Western Michigan Uni-' cath Rheynard. Cindy Reynolds. After every tournament, tlierc . ---------------------------_.>... —j --» —k i*. jjc,jy Meijenbach. ; an* always suggestions that 19th straight victory of the sea-----j holding district gamer, on home son. 9g-56. Saturday night they tert for tho past season. floors Is unfair. The column. "On The Sidelines with Don" in the Iron River Reporter, has tills to iiiu Er*i.“ which consisted performing varioua -ekills such aa rescue work, making stretchers, lashing a flag pole, tying knoU codcu. cooking and knowledge of map FOR FUN and HEALTH . j . all of our lanes have resurfaced for tho been m«nt has boon checked statlofi judges graded the team on Its ability to complete the problems in a preocribcd time CJ3 points which waa not attained by any participating team. Tim Prairieville team came home with a score of 48 points iPr 13th place Dennis VanDuroen. is the scoutmaster and Eldon Rench is ' assistant scoutmaster The PnU-l riovlila Troop, sponsored by the a ywr old. and has four patrols Prairieville Fathers. Is Iras than I and reconditioned. SHARPEN UP YOUR GAME Open Bowlinf SATUR­ DAYS and AND Paul Lubieniecki Given Honorable All-State Mention Bob & Mickay Lambert Your Hosts Serving 20 Davs Jamra R. Sharp. 28. Delton. than pdy a S25 floe plus 314.20 imposed by JuAUtc WlllL-un Htunmell for two traffic offenetw. violating his parole, officers HASTINGS BOWL INC. Woodland at Michigan the Banner Want Ads/ No Quitting Time on Service Over 120 1 “There is no doubt about, it has been proven that a tram Paul Lubieniecki. captain and center on the Hastings High to ten pointe, so tills could Class A District championship have beyn a definite point in cage team, was given honorable mention In Jhe Detroit Free squads. Al least for lhe Iron Press Class A all-state ratings River Rethklns. who fell by the one-point margin. announced Burttiay Clark Berkhousen. classy “With all of the many courts1 available to district terjrnaguard on the SL Johns West now : Central championship quintet, i teams could not be matched on neutral courts throughout the I Richie Jordan of Fennville was UpperiPenlnsula and the State. 1 named on the Class C first team It seeyis there is a Idt of room and Steve Schaller of Portland fcr improvement In Uie organlz-iSt. Patrick was named on the tlon of tournaments. We may nut' ’ Class D first team. know many of the problems in- • , L. C. Bowen, whom Hastings solved in tourney organization, ' fans learned to appreciate Frl- but if there be any reasons why | changes cannot be made; wet day night, and Lee Lafayette of iOrand Rapids South weiel the would appreciate hearing from; ‘only first team repeaters from thoe.c who could due us in on j 1964. ; Eteinga and McIver of Lowell make recommendation.-, to satisfy I received Honorable mention by the public which presents all of these queries. teams In lottrnamenl action after rolling through a regular f A C U EASyKHOMEOWNERS & VAJFI co^ct for CASH to consolidate your bills. 1st and -Jnd Mortgages. No Red Tope. No Application Fees. Quick Closing. Widows, Retirees are Welcome. PAY OFF ALL YOUR BILLS Iron River and Stambaugh In lhe Regional tourney a» the jeama they defeated during lhe "The Redskins clipped both' Ironwood and Kingsford during, the season but arc now sitting’ back watching both compete :n ‘ Uie Regional. The Hilltoppen, i rocked Ishpeming and nipped' Kingsford with fine perform-! unces during the regular sraron I and now arc observers u these Rums make Uleir statu at furUier glory. I guess it's no use, crying over spilled milk as the saying goes. The only thing left to do is hope that lhe beat team wins al Marquette and makes their worth fell downstate next . . . AND ALL THE WONDERFUL THINGS IT BRINGS! MUSK ... Modern as Spring and Old Favorites, too. NEWS ... SPORTS WEATHER well, according to comments at Speaking in behalf of the of­ ficials. I think they would be incliued la agree, finding It whore. Totally unconcerned of. ficlals from distant points Local, State and National Events. ... Timely, Accurate and Interesting. . The Best and the Worst of it! Hear it all on WRCH Hastings and Barry County Radio RADIO 1220 On Your Dial SUNDAYS Most WEEKDAY AFTERNOONS. Frosh Letterman Buffer a loas... fire in your home, auto accident, business catastrophe... you want help right away. You'll get just that if you place your proteclioa program in our hands. Marino Prairieville Boy Scout Troop 171, winners of the Thornappfc Dis­ trict Klondike Deity held on Feb. 16. competed with approxi­ mately 35 district winners M tins Grand Valley Council Klondike Derby held Saturday, Feb. 27. Mlddl.rill. Armchair Athlete We think of the Job of sen4o» ing our clients as a round-thoclock proposition. After all, losses don't limit thcmsdvta to an 8-hour workday. If you StaUo of Congress on July 11. 1798. Paul Lubieniecki (right I, preaented the District Claaa A trophy to ben ol teams that won lhe loop championship*, with Wllllsm Quinlan. YMCA presi­ dent. presenting lhe trophies Parkside: Detroit Austin vs. Dctrql Southwestern at Pontiac * Nonbern: Southfield vs. Walled Luke at Ypsilanti. Eastern Michi­ gan University. River Rouge, perennial Class v<nrtPnh»r< Rnn Reytwith Gary then their HUS b*xons came through with two outstanding . • ••• ~ . ■■ ■«. w .. . I mrmsn __ Misak and Bruce performances to win the school'.- first Class A championship ? k.lne' into .... the ....... quarter Blrman flnsi. bv ousting Blirafieid. 64’ vcr al ,hc Battle Creek Central fieldhouse. The victories repre- 3--------------------------- MARCH SB —Tua Prairieville Boy Scouts Compete In Winter Derby HASTINGS HIGH SCHOOL SPAING MF0BT8 SCHEDULE llcnriud Shdiey, wUdllfe pho­ tographer fcr “Michigan Out­ doors.“ Mort Neff s weekly tele­ vision program, will allow hla �• Dan Graham posted solo honors (Wyant 186-519 and WUfort HIGH BOWLER. TOO Burna 1K1-SA4 with 233 finishing with W7. Dave Jack Drum, rolling with Ira in rolled 220-578. John KasinHellie Woodman ported serlea Middleville ClUea Service In sky 221 -568. Maynard Tucker honor* for the kick-off kegkrs the Michigan Stat* Bowling 207-563. Oeonre Lydy 568. Ed with a series of 4C5. high game K tie I er 553. Irwin Harwood 215­ 179; and Joan Kartnaky got the 548. Paul Ed warns 542. 8am Roush 512 with a 145 average. incladlng hl* 133 handicap. Keith Craig 202-538. Bob Rohde 160-439. Nancy 2O2-M7 with a 147 average. Floyd RECREATION LEAGUE NO. 2 William* 545. Lea Spring 535 and Burna 150-404 and Standings: Bums Refrigera­. Norman Williams 199-463 with a tion U^, Parker's Tavern 64. 143 average John Jonna ’s Auto Part* Parts 63, 63. Goodyrar Goodyear ------- - ■ TUESDAY TWISTERS Bros. 61, WoodmarwBe Lumber I E- W. BLISS LEAGUE 60. Ackett'a 68In. Walldorff * 67.i Standings: King Pins 52. Red Bowkrttteo. Barb Kinsey chalk-1 Carol Keeler led the lassies with 167-478. Phyllis Fuller snag­ Hasting* Meat Market M. 7-Up Grown* 49. Foundry aqd Side sled 160 - 447. Virginia Howard 50. John's Crank Balance 48. Floor 44. *SH. Lathe Assam-1 Gilmore's Can Plantand 43S. Pat- D^novan*!??^!81 Faye EAllrn 156-456, Marlene Lowed 145-397 Ollmnr*** 45 AA and Nashville . U, 111 - Ora- ^Ierl AA C-an Dl.«f A*U. and Sandy GaUup 171-432. ' vel 40. tern Shop and Core Room 42.1 n|a>_ Standing*: Barn Market 64. Lee Springer lea led me the league league topMra *»*>. 41'*. engineers Engineers * 41. Flyers? ‘J’'4]"- -ztji-e» oprmger j. nycra — — *•}hk -ma.aaa n-__ n.7 An a with 226-564. Dave Reynold* 40- onke vi l7- VUe .»nd Chargers, 492, Katy Colvin 173-492, Sally poeted 211-536. Pete Kruger 224- M “*"« »- Blaxera 30 and ^“Durne 1B-4M. Bhoroo, Har- Solly** Beauty Baton S3. Local axa u~ Barnum. Jr, •_ 221-534 — ... Lucky i *5, rington 166-455, Doris Naylor Finance 624 and Pepal 614. 554. Jim Striker* 28. (— -— BUI Bum* 204-550. Carl~Baker Da * e Reynolds was the out' 183-481, Betty Carr 164-456. BUI Bums 204-550, Carl Baker Dflve Reynolds was the out-1183-481, TUESDAY MIXED LEAGUE 'IIV-AQ— Dutch Raffler _ n529. . ' dan-ltricr Ir—olo— kegier V.iJ.v Friday, Klaatln*blasting Rhl—In*.'. Shirley 217-537, Bob landing Drake 164-463. Barb Standings: Keller's Cl tie lUrtke 200-543. Ken Jone* 222- 225-622 but single game honors Sinclair 174-462, Ruth Thonuu* 518. Jack Drum 213-633 J Dom->wcnt 10 Gordie Howe who1189-492. Helen Root 162-460, boa 536 and Bob Vandenneer 613 chalked 245-592. Pete Powell Marie Ulrich 158-467. Iris Wnt- (□L. Highlands Dairy 61'4. Ken's -----------. rolled 542, Bob Clinton 550. Bob son 172-485, Sandy Clinton 191- A Bob'* Gulf Ml*. Bllcock's H.ISTINGS CLASSIC IEAGUF Warren Jol«n Riedl 516. Bob 469, LegiUa Smith 183-462. Ruth Marathon 46 and S & K Radi­ good^riM were do*T “‘•"’Phrey 204-502. BUI St Law- Eervtoe 160-449. Anna McDon- ator Shop 39HNorm Jenkins had the top cd Thursday night with John ' u nce*> ML* N°n«—■ “*d ,58*4fi8. June McKelvey 169Kaslnsky leaning leading tnc the neld neld with with aa . FV? . „. «*r|.,ni aia r«m Lvnn n«r BuT iI 458 “ld WUfon< l8&-454. series. 538, and Dorolha Brumm ivannixy -- ----------------------------------... 535. LVa: Brtetol 515. Lvnn -Bur-I Good flWrtcy Bovman posted solo honors with 206 fin­ 234 mun?" RorLJ»lfowtocrack’d <1,c‘t aor<ton 214-57S,! ishing with a fine 516 Bob Miller 177, Louise Annes 161, Anns rolled 528, Walter Sinclair 484. Bump 162. Marg Stowell 164. Keith Craig with 220-612, Dave <4*2^ «n 1Gladys. Purdum. Lou Richter. Bob Tossava 480, Geotge Ulrich 481. Ed Anderson 434 and Bob Reynold* with 213-607 and Ray 9U^7 Lundquht With 215-606 Harv ™ S? n.n u^' Vicki Utter and Sandra Donh-J McCollum *43. Jerl Chenev Haan.inaggled 227-569, John HaK^uh0'rh2L>m 160. Dorothy Parker 167. Sun chalked 177-492. Sueko Sllcock ven. 233-595. Brace Terry 200rwvinh m. SS •Lambert ICO and Boonio Hatha- 185-460. Lou Richter 150-433, Jane Sherk 169-423. Sharon 669. BlU Tuhlda 224-570 Jack E? S? JAc..fc Bowman :5M’ HMrol<1 HMI ’38-541.| Merna DePow at Gardneria Gaskill 159-421 and Nancy Tay­ "JcTmt Bob’ Urace Tcrr>‘ MlGillett 164- and Dorothy Buna of Copper lor 165-416. •Si H. J<*“ Haywood 168-415. De- lantern No. 1 picked up the 4-7NIGHT HAWK LEAGUE *»■ “w"”" «•«» Dick Bonarskl was the big gun WalldorfFa S5. flring 211-600. Dale Ossenheimer 70, Moose «. Hastings Sanitary, THURSDAY MATINFF Service and East Side Lumber' ‘ Jndim- Haaotwa* Motor Xi* ««■ '-U4OT rolled 524, Carroll Hughes 517. 64. Miler* Garage Pepsi 63. s^ra^O^C.^.dTDJi ,Cmt5r ° OU’ Ray Thayer 558, Duane Fisher McAllUter’s 61'i. Realm: Motors S^tal rlkdie* M ^iiii A nL 1 mOrr A 57* V * J 54 ’• Dur*clnui 532. Carl Heatherly 211-604 and 584. Williams Insurance 56. Elks Tnicktaa * M ^d iM* C,1‘*XT I-41"'*™ No. 2 has Ray Pavlik 603. and Miller's Pub 51. Miller's.}£-E' Tmckln“ 64 ““i 52. Hartings Mining 51. GardStandings: Nite Owls 764. Duruclean 49. Dowling 48 and [n .... lhr b,_ „.hM.i I ner'n an<1 Acttonflex 49. Court- Delton Cafe 72. Eagles 63. As­ Burkeyk 40. W Service 47. Highlander 45. semblers 564. Headpins 61'4, Misfit* 42. Eggheads 30 and -----------[Fisher anaggled 186-473. Bobble Copper Lantern No. 1 ho* 424. Sidewinders 344. THURSDAY MATINEE Handy 163-467, Faye Allen 161- Hastings Floor Covering 42 and Staading*: Hastings Motor|466, Mary Ann Knuffman 177- Cuylcr Trucking 41. HASTINGS MFG. LEAGUE Sale* 68H. Canada Dry 574. .457. Gayle Durkee 173-449. Joan MONDAY MINERS Art Gallup set Uie pace this Lydy Trucking 54. Smith A Marttn 193-456. Mary Smith 166Tuesday blasting 234 - 612. Ken Doster and Crystal Candle* 52 = 436. Kay Lydy 158-444. Betty and Ramblers 30 Sheler 156 - 438 and Shirley series this week' with 194-545. Rose hit 218-611, Aaron Sherk Doris Vroman rolled *175-522, * * 547, Jack Chadwick 228-592, JerBetty Sheler had one of her;Langham 166-412 . beat afternoons, rolling 250-579 : -----------' Shirley VanDenburg 204-520. nolda 201-533. Ken Beckwith 536. Faye AUen chalked 187-486. lyn- | COMMERCIAL MINORS da Fisher 163-451. John Rings-1 Standing*: SmlUi Bro*. 71. DePew 173-473. Jean Harbin 183­ Bob Allen 550. Maynard Tucker bury 154-447, Joan Martin 165- Dale'* 63. Tinkler's 59. Aluminum 491. Reba Lydy 178-489. Gladys 525. Floyd Williams 563 and Jack 429, Lot* Kenyon 157-428 and Products 56. V A J MobU 54. Edwards 185-527. Anna McDon­ Rose 210-567. Standings: Tool Room 79. CaJeanlee Dalman 155-426. 'Bender Gravel 53. Deputies 52. ald 180-486. Wilma Daniel' it»slte 71'4. Lourtnouse service . -----------Chenoweth Machine and Pat6414, Machine Room 62. Chrome HASTINGS MFG. COMPANY ten Monument 60S, Hastings Ellen Davis 180-480, Dave Reynolds was the big gun , Corporation M, V Store and 8m 1 til 180-497. Judy Miicuoa Room sb pa(tern Shop 63, The Tuesday, March 9. firing 233-607 Kaechcle'a 47, Hastings Electric 134-354, Janet Lord wa^I? Pressers 51. Office 50'4. Tough Guys Pistons 45»*, Journey---- _—” ... .1 ■ uuys si.47. risums oos», jour while Emerson Struble had *olo[und *The Banner 44. CaUkin Oil Donna Gaucher 180-431. BcUy men 354 Bnd Hi-Los 30H. honor* with 253 finishing with j 43. Consumers Power 42, Viking iiut.ujKi Hummel ivr-vnj, 159-430. Penny Borland ij ______ 529. Jack Chadwick posted 540. Corporation 41 and Team 18 has 1M-4H. Edn-h TlJ«n" ,1*4-"4 RECREATION LEAGUE NO. 3 Joe Bennett 560, Maynard Tuck- 37 point*. ' Sl^w: Prtwport Supply er 204-546. Joe Stutz 204-590. Art I Lou Slisbee highlighted lhe s O** “■ MlchlGallup 546. Larry Lester 213-572. night'* play with 209-563. Ray . biW!^tnSi.WelSfne S' ^°d" 8torc “• and Les Springer 221-555. •;’Lundquist —J posted 199-5M, Dean - land 74. Piston Ring 73. Haan _an Bell 67H. Moriarty Farm Stuart 211-552. Paul Woodman 66'-., Vogt 66. Savings A: Loon Bldg*. 61, Mahler Motors 60. COMMERCIAL MAJORS 198-534. Duane Allerding 200­ 63S. Northalda and McAllister Eckardt** 58. Citizen** Elevator ______________________ .521. Bill Munson 189-518. P 55. Hastings Heights MH. Sunoco 454. Clark Super knd ton Rings 59. 7-Up 57. Miller* Crawford 192-526. Bill KrUko Gown x t>nnn_. m n...... —. .. ......____ Jeweler* M'i. Harwood's IGA 54. 197-515, Roy Wilcox 204-508,‘GorClly Food 53'i. Welcome Tavern don Trick 209-545. Rod Hets 211­ HI. Big u w. uiria ji, aucn-.' M. Urke Buick 52. Roush Tail-. 529. Jerry Smith 202-507. Jim Igan Magnetic 344 and Sheriff •Tuesday with 212-574. Ray Wie­ ors *4, Montgomery Ward 4O’».[ Westlock 195-508 and Woody Girls 3114/ land had 203-563, Paul Cassel Aluminum Products 39': and; Wyngarden 188-510. BANTAM LEAGUE 535. Dave Kruko 211-547. Bill -Up had' MONDAY BOWLERETTE8 Harry Reigler 209-533. Chuek — -. - -. ..—■ Blasting a 224 game. Shirley Thursday’» matches by svLMng VanDenburg collected a 603 Spencer Goodyear 1*4-369. Doug Blough ML John Allerding 211633 with a 230 top game while mtIm this week to pace the Rliclrr 203-567 and Jack Slider Hastings Bawling 546. Headquarters for BOWLING TROPHIES! Speciol Engraving Rates for Trophies Sold Here . . Per Trophy With Lettering Up to Three Lines We con furnish trophies for oil sports. Fishing Contests and all special purposes. SAVE AT I11ILLER CleuteZes&L r 129-218. Tom WlUlama 132-217, Randy Beduhn 119-217, Randy Thompson 119-213, John Haan 110-210, Art Merrill 117-209, Halnew 112-200. Cathy Dalhouaer and Frank Gutheridgr 110. Oreg Martin 108 Since 1928 LOCAL «"» LONG PJSTANCE HEATED STORAGE FACILITIES coMncriLT tqtiritu n>* ANT MOVIM JOB • LAKCK aaaM AU OHB BOOM OB YOU* KXTIM HOLISUOI.D ■iJanck a nano wovpro coL'arroo annjra Th. Work NO JOB TOO LARGE or TOO SMALL ths COMING TO BATTLE CREEK! Hastings THE INDIAMAPOUS 500 E — DIRECT FROM THE SPEEDWAY points to pace Wilson Insurance. [ su 1*0*4 u> report SPECIAL ADVANCE TICKET SALI Hamlin 16. Jim Wyncs 10. Ray Roush 9. dteve Harrison 4 and Dave Ackett 3. Denny Cleveland led ’Walldorff'a with 16. Marv Frey had 15. John Mahler 11, Bob Spencer 6, Jerry Mahler 5, Dave Kruko 4 and Dave Moore and Phil Walldorf! had 2 each. Banner A dr Benefit YOU I ALL SEATS $5.00 RESERVED MAKI CHICKS PAYABLI TO—INDIANAPOLIS "SOO-' TtLICAST drtvtn* wllkeol (MMN OFAMERICA! drawur husbands 1DIHE FORD DEALER ANNUAL WHITE SALE! OLD SOFT-SELL other types of aerials. 6. Never fly a kite near any kind of power lines. in — climb up after it, because of danger of falling. Carlyon «ald kite flying is n joyful pastime If it's done safely, but still every yaar in Michigan dren who forget the rule* and are hurt sometimes seriously. And that, be said. Is when Uw game of kite flying becomes a case of playing with deadly mls- Henry F. Thompson Hoods Realtor Board Henry te. Thotnpaon. former Hartings busineaaman. is chair- PROMPT SERVICE Wl 5-5164 among I hose attending gntOnation exercises. points. Don Mohn had 19 fori He married Albertina Crocker of the First Fleet. It Ls provld- *« . w ■ Francisco, Glenn flhugara 15,;wl •!9- ,woBattle Creek. Ing Intensive training in every, IvlaiTiaffe LilCCIlSGS Tim Louden 12. Bill Bivens 7.1 In addition to his wife, he is facet of Naval and amphibious1 Don Carley and Bob Adams 4. survived by five daughters, Mra. warfare. Gary Buckland 3 and Gary Cole [ Irving < Marguerite' Stuck of. 2 points. Imperia). Calif.; Mra. Condo: Fisher - Hengesbach had bal- 'Arlene' Moffa of East Oreand Mn. Kendall II. anced scoring in beating Middle- land. Pa.; Mra. Eugene (Elaine) ville. 69-50. Lee McMillen tallied Streeter ol R4. Battle Creek: I 14. Ted Eglwton 13. Bob Car- MnL jack (Christine) Hanson of money 12. Roger Lumle 10, Terry Stillwell. Ind, and Mra. Robert Airman Johnson has been scJordan 9. Fred Corkins 7 and (Dorothyl Arrntz, R3 Delton: jtecud for technical training as Art Meade 4. Wes Tolan led the Middleville ' segregation with 16 points. Fritz “l hon,p- 22 erandchildren. 10; Schenklc tallied 13. Lou Thomp- K™1 grandchildren; two brothson 10. Jerry' Rodel 7 and Jun ’ era. Clyde. Tampa. Fla. and Vcrilnde 4. ■* Rolland. R3 Delton. KELLOGG AUDITORIUM Gary Cole drilled 18 points for . MAY 31, 1965 Barry Lumber. Dave Reynolds 17. Gary VanHouten 15, Art Freden-1 burg and Mike Corrigan 8, Monty j I_________________________ Pearson 7, Carl Hartman 4 and J TinVol a Dave Yarger 2. Don Bowers con- I ' TH1J1C I IfKCW netted for 26 points tor Hastings1 “ABcn Mfg. Bill Apsey had 13. Ken; Neil 10 and Gary McGee 7. Glont Screen — Closed Circuit TV It’s once they’re up in the sky tbit kites become a problem. Not 4 , 23. 1564; Team No. 2. 30. 15M. to any real or imaginary enemy, Linda Staup lead- the girls but to' the children themselves. with 126-357; Bandy Gaskill 125­ 364; Donna Brewer 112-322. company. According to W. H. Carlyon. the boys for high game. Jim division manager of Consumers Farrell 183-425; and Handy Power Company's lAnslng Divi­ Moyer 154-418. sion. youngsters should observe the following rules of kite flying SUNDAY MIXED LEAGUES for their own personal safety's Standings: Team No. 7. 72: t. not 1. Always : like gift wrapping ribbon. 2. Use no metal in kite con­ John’s Speed Equipment 37 4; struction. L Fly kites on days when if* < John Kartnsky anaggled ag- not rainy or showery. 4. Keep off streets and high- Service Catt Harold Smith Of Delton Dies \.News Notes Thursday Night 5-—— AJ.B.C. SENIORS "Reliabl. Do All The Woodland Market eager* i----------------------------------------------- *—;: •----------------------------- — — — rantinnwl their their domlnaUon domination of nt W> * «. CV • ! mrrrrnn,mnr» * r* * » » *-»e. a rescue and and survival equipment •“ continued ipecuiut al the Air Training lhe Hastings Men's Basketball Armed Forcet league by rolling over Francisco’s nute AFB. Ill. Hla new unit ia Farm Supply entry in the league tournament last week’, 92-66. Fisher • Hengesbach defeated which trains airmen and officer* Middleville, 69-50; Barry Lumber in the diverse skills required by trampled Hastings Mfg, 82-86; Wilson Insurance trounced Wall­ Aviation Ordnonccman 3C airman Is a 1962 graduate of dorff s. 83-61. and Dowling won Ruam-U Mar Un. USN. son of Mr. Delton High Scliool. * by forfeit over the Hastings Mer­ Smith. 67. R3 Delton, who died owl I’—. tnk'r, A Martin R*l Thursday evening. March 11. at chant*. ana eatuuiv ns, Lakeview General Hoapttal. thur B Craker. soa of Mr. and Doctor OT Medicine*' Mr* Ben Craker It R2 Delton, : ' Market defeated Fi»herFrederick P. Haman. Charlotte. Hrnrekbach in lhe main HI1S . major tlert training operation, Cjm. 93-76, and thl» Thursday Home. The Rev. Ervin Peplow offl- "SUvcr Lance." off the coast State UnivraUty Sunday.,1 He la of California. The operation be­ practicing with Dr. Qulnten W. Wilson Insurance play* Dow­ East Hickory Camera Cemetery. gan Feb. 23 and ends Friday. ling in the nightcap. Winners of Thursday's gamer thc Seventh Engirzct Battalion. husband of the former Nancy play’ far Uie tourney champion- ■ [■Flrat Marine Division, statlon- Oraahul*. the daughter of Mr. ,‘"*P Smith.* 1 cd at Camp Pendleton. Calif. and Mra Car! Grashul* of Cuau Don/Trefry led Woodland to[ He Wj and Ordnanceinnn Martin ia Si M'eU.n .Mabel Haman of West Branch wins, total pins 1750; Tram No. 6. 29. 1591: Town No. 3. 29. 1578; total 545. BUI 'Dschlda rolled 202- L»t Ui Woodland Continues to Dominate City League It's the missile season in Michi­ gan. and aUr young spacemen and spatewomen will be on the launching pads all around the Spencer Goodyear 104, Mark State by the thousands. Meaning, kids will be flying Maines 103. Cathy Dolhouaer 99. Sheryl VanDenburg and Rod “Xi* they wont have nearly Newton 97. Ron Wwngarden and Terry Starks 94. Bill TXchlda the trouble getting their missiles off the. ground . that the people down at Cape Kennedy frequent- 575, high game 192; and Bennie Brown got Uie nolo honors with 11* STATE CTATF SIME STREET’ 118 Go Fly a Kite —But Remain Away from Wires THE HARTINGS BANNER—3 Thunday, March It. INS VAI LUES Company Boynton Bmch-Ocean Rldgv. board’s civic affairs and pro- I ORD CUSTOM SnciAl Lucy has something worth shouting about. •CruisaO-MaticDfiveeDeluxeall vinyl This specially built, specially equipped new '65 upholstery* Bright metal seat trim Ford is yours at a special price during our White • Special chrome exterior trim • Full Sale only. Choice of 2-or 4-door models, white wheel covers • White sidewall tires or blue. America's biggest new Six. Hurry!!!!!!!! • 150-hpBigSix LESS THAN ®s? EWhite Sale! Approved nd his FISHER -HENGESBACH, Inc Ing. boating and writing talcs 928 N. Michigan Hasting* Wl 5-2421 ' �•—THE ItMTWOB BANNER engineer, died at his Daytcnaip 1____ Pl L Ttareday, Marek 1g. 1X5 Bmcknajwme March 0 after EXCliailge LlUD _ — . Surviving are the widow, 8U1- , Froquent Gun Lake i*: a son, louu of Denver, coio.: Visitor Succumb, SXtSSf I' Pleasant Valley ISDrifter '..id- »“ “Si_i£EF3“: Presents Gift To Camp Fire is Fined [Rotary Sponsors HHS Smdente Al Model UN Mra. Miller. tor he loM control of a pickup' Tba-L6th annual Model United Mra. Ernewt Appelmun, Hr. and Mra. Eilw-1 Miller, director and way to rXart Camp Fira week• uie midyear Council of United Church and the friend* of truck on M-43 in Hope Town'Aa-xinbly for Michigan the Inta Mr. Appelmana' collage Mra. Eugene Gucrmey. president which rommenota March 21m ship on Feb. 37. Th* truck hit Wld O)U0 schools met al HHlslitrthfen conference A This .... . of th(, HtuUll81 Camp fut, tluvugh 27th. Tuesday the Ovenshires were to , " ,U,5 ^d.d^ 1 a may box. traveled another 118 (Jalc collcire ot March 13 and Council were gucata of Uie Ex_______ q . I return A’JC James Ovenshire he Is • patient al Prn-_ fISV ' .v m nnTT .<- «-__ nock Hospital following a heart The Hasting* Rotary Club sponsored six students. Biuiron Wellfare. Judy Fender. Terry trunkline. oerald. ice Belfield. Mary eight girl* to ramp. v)u<! w aUwuL a celebration to another assignment a* he ha* Lynne Settle*, and Gloria Casey, .W reported that Chl*-,1* fran - w e pm Sunday. Which a serious leg Injury. He has been and their advisors. LaVcrne Bethe first tune Umt any organl- 21 th, Lakeside Grange at back home on leave tor 30 day*. ,™c Bcnu and Carl Damson to this CXUM* »««rtn« Mr. and rhe Pleaswu Valley Uni tod j event a contribution towards hdptog McClelland of Ra Brethren CTutstian Endeavori Tills assembly is sponsored by fh^n'r^nrMne 7.2" CT*rluvllk «* “**«■ ““"t l”'>uored another roller skaUng at^d2l w.TT’the Dale Zo^L than something to iiope for. yrrmry. The celebration la 1* being being party oartv at at lhe Uie LoweU LoweU rink rink Turaday Tuesday ,i .„TZ_. ^2? “' vacationing a few weeks In Flori­ tho International Relations Club raraary The celebration o*na Dale Warne Glen' Mra OuemiKy presented the arranged by their daughtcra. i evening. * The regular meeting Domjd Kauffman families MUe da, and Nancy la flying down to daughter* 60 Rotary Clubs in Michigan and Camp Fire Girt* program. I-Tip ; ------------ •-----------Join them. r... u.. mono, or ih. w-«m. n.,,11. Ohio. Chart, which is a concise ex-( Gladys Wlngeter spent the। Missionary Society was held last.gehroefca and Rev. Tobias planatory method of Information weekend with Mrs. Paul Kellogg j Thursday at lhe parsonage Pel- Schrock. Congratulation* to a Bunday dinner guest of her ‘loAshlp Hall with Mra. Betty SSToupte on Uie Cump Fire program. Mra. ot Lowell daughter, Mrs. Arthur Stanley. dent* represented the Pidllppinc ■c wm bur. Islands on the Political and .Mrs Lucille Abels was a Thunnn Committee, and the Social HuMra. Ethel Blank March 11. * 223,“ — CU1UUU O=mMrs. Ethel Blank accompanied fl mittcc. milter. Mra. Grace Hamblin to latke Dinner guest* at the Melvin 77>e banquet speaker was Dr. Odessa, Wednesday. ♦ Bruce, Carol and Stanley Hamblin of Haight* on Sunday were her bro- Ttvoodore Wilkinson, sociologist Hastings were Thursday evening ther and family. Mr. and Mr*, from India. He talked on slgnlflcnnt issues tn the Far East. visitors of their grandmother. Mlle* Baldwin. Central Michigan student —;-------- >----------Mrs. Grace Hamblin. * Listen , «s lor the wedding belle eoon. * Mr. Lynne Ellen Hale spent lhe week.hfirgC Irlflll »M Mra. Iran Olmstead enter­ end with her parent*, the Leon tained their Bunday school claasiateslution. matoa Saturday evening with a Mra. Albert Hauer is a-pattern at the Greenville Hospital and ,T uu party. * Mrs. Dean Geiger en­ James E. Quillen. 23. R1 Nashtertained the WM.C. of Logan Hasel Wilson Is at Uie Hauer COMPLETE ANTENNA SERVICE Calvary Church on Tueedsy eve- home caring for Mr. Hauer who villc. waived examination when has also recently been hospital- f he appeared before Municipal Ued. Judge L. E Barnett Saturday afMr. and Mra. Clarence Roman ternoon on a charge of felonious The Richard Henlawa of 44T of Grand Rapids visited her bro-1 assault. Pinewood are the parents of.a Uier and wife, the Glenn Hay-1 He was bound over .... .. to the April daughter born on Feb. 25 at the term of Circuit court and was Jack Herbslrellh, who has released under bond of 11,000. Lansing General Hospital. She In the Hastings Area Phone Freeport 765-3611 been with the Air Force for has been named Heather TaJ- about five years, is being dis­ Quillen I, charged with slashcharged on March 20. He and hl* wife are al Mount Hope, Idaho, and upon leaving there. ( ■ , _ - , wUl visit his sister In Iowa, and According to the report. VarwUl soon be returning to Ha*-1 ne>' *uffered a six-inch cut across ting*. Their last visit here was i the stomfch and 18 stitches were in the Summer of 1964 when they required to dose the wound at were married Pennock Hospital. The Robert MacArthur* and Varney. Deputy Baker raid, the Art Bteeby* were dinner appeared at the sheriff's office guest* of the Robert H. Scotts of about 10 25 that night to report Angola, Ind., on Sunday. I he had had a fight with Quillen Mrs ElUabeth Martin and Mrs I about a mile east of Stony Point Howard Martin. Jr., attended a uh E State Road wedding shower at the home of The knife used was -IS Indies Mr*. Jack Lent honoring Janice lung and 7\ inches long When Swanson Curtiss on Saturday, the blade was open Mias Elaine Martin of Coldwater i ------------•------------ NOW... A Television ANTENNA ’TH” Ralph McClelland, ’IK To Mark Jubilee :"i"»“> »® iuS Personal Mention Designed for the HASTINGS AREA To Provide BETTER PICTURE and AUDIO Reception tn From Fringe Stations such as CHANNEL 13 -10 - 6, Etc. $3974 • U ilh Knifing BORTONS"’™ Mercury sales are up 95% it’s perfectly obvious why... isn’t it? xabeth Martin, and that edlnlng ! Sunday guest of her sister. Mra. Mra. Martin wm a guest of the 1 Alvin Helrlgel. In the afternoon Fay Green* who were celebrating they visited Mr. Helrigel at the their 60th wedding anniversary Facility and were lunch guest* Mr*. Martin will entertain her that evening at lhe home of the sister, Mra. Walter Gilligan, and " ' ' daughter, •-- -Mn. ­ Helriget's Mr and a friend on Thursday of this tertained Bob Scott of Angola, Ind, family. spent the weekend with Jeff Klptmel. and the boys attended a hockey game at Muskegon. Mr. and Mrs. Caryl Hoffman of Augusta visited Mr. and Mrs. Howard Edmonds Sunday. John Hoos had a little extra happiness added to hl* birthday, March 15. when he received a letter from hl* son. James, of Shreveport. La . slating that he h*d passed hl* tests in hl* Certlfled Public Accountant* Course. I and had received his certificate. Mr. and Mra. Hoos had received , some bad new* from their Alt the knowledge and wis­ daughter. Celia, previous to this dom mankind has accumu—Cecile, who is a high school l*ted in his fight agauist dis­ teacher In Italy, had had cloth­ ' e&se is represented m these ing and merchandise amounting to 1150 stolen from her new K- tmy tablets. All lhe thou Volkswagen. voted their lives to combat Saturday guest* of Mrs Mary Townsend were her daughters and their families. Mr. and Mrs. ’ these tiny tablets. Is it any wonder we say "Today's pre­ Robert Murphy, and Jackie, of • scription is the biggest bar­ Lansing, and Mrs. Loren WUkln*. and Susan of R4. Mra. Townsend ; gam m history"? L When your doctor prescribes ■ 1 * - lor you. rely on our Reiall I Sunday dinner guests of her son. ' Pharmacist to till your pre- S Mr. and Mra. George Townsend, ! scription accurately and U of NashvlUe. promptly. Mr. and Mrs. Orville VanWle spent Sunday in Lansing at the your pharmao home of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bentley, helping her mother. Mrs. Bentley, celebrate her 75th birthday. Joining them for din­ ner were MSU Sophomore Rich­ ard VanWle and his roommate. Dudley Marcum of Oklahoma City, Okla. Judy VanWle spent the weekend In Grand Haven with a former college roommate, and attended the wedding on 126 East State St. Bunday afternoon of another college friend. Phone Wl 5-2466 The Tablets of Wisdom SSS J Jacobs Proscription Pharmacy There are 15 ways to spoil yourself with luxury from $2799 to $363T Hmkmi 2-ocos i toch aiMLMukiCa MOwrurv cMvranatr. b,«i.m Wwrnttr s rcca mosh. X CONGRATULATIONS HASTINGS ELECTRIC 1 119 W. State St., Hastings <*». *» - ON THE OCCASION OF THEIR iwttsir stoca hasotcr. lsni cohvtanaut. GRAND OPENING Besf Wishes From Electronic Awarded year’s top honor now in the Lincoln Continental tradition SUPPLY CORPORATION MAHLER AAOTOR SALES Battle Creek, Michigan 94 Hamblin Ave. 1320 N. Michigan Hastings Phono Wl 5-2479 Phon. 965-1241 �Fl PORTI Stereo State HASTINGS ELECTRIC 119 WEST STATE ST. Lowrence "Red" Greenfield, on elec­ Solid trician for 21 years and a contractor Complete Electrical Contracting, for 5 years, has now added another large or small - Electric Heat - service to the people of Barry County. Wiring of New or Old Homes- - A complete GE appl ionce store located Commercial Service, etc. - If it's - in the former-Taylor Shoe Store . . . electrical, call "Red" Wl 5-2866. Wash Servicing of all electrical items. RED'S GRAND OPENING RED HOT SPECIALS! Mini CELEBRITY PORTABLE TV B • All channel VHF-UHF recop­ lion with the new G-E tandem "82" tuning system featur­ ing the exclusive "410" per-i matronic transistor tuner. o Convenient, easy to use top' controls. Maid Mobil Wl 5-2866 • “COLOR-FAST” COLOR TV । ■ESCORT PORTABLE TV • Alt-channel VHF-UHF reception with the new G-E Synchro-lite "82” Illuminated tun­ ing system featuring the exclusive ’410’’ permatronic transistor tuner. • G-E “Color-Fest" "instant color" controls for quick, convenient tuning of color strength 1 v-'-r'i.- • Big frMteKxmtW G-E «H«Mr... *Kling sound to YOW • toto-oiKtehwOp. • G-t “Fine Furniture’ Cabinetry featuring matched wood veneers and hardwood solids in authentic period design. • Attractive, sturdy luggage' type handle. Model 205 AVY • Coownient front eonlroh-uey • G-E “Color-Fast" automatic color purifier... automatically purifies color during warm-up. $13995 Modal Mine ■ WASHER *0 50 FREE Coffee and Donuts A G-E J-*rjT SELF-CLEANING jj|, ; OVEN RANGE I Two Washers In One Wk. BALLOONS FOR THE KIDS Oven Family Size and Mini Wash TWO-DOOR Cleaning REFRIGERATOR FREEZER Deep door sheH for Mt^gal. milk cartons, fait bottles. Self Permalon inner door resists alb, greaser, and cracking. Porcelain enamel cabinet liner. Fungus* resistant door gasket pre­ P-7 vents mold growth and unsightly stains, a common problem In humid climates. Protective doer stop helps prevent densoge to adjacent wall, cabinets. - Magnetic safety door. Opens easily; closes silently, securely. Color-Fast SAVES TIME . . ..WATER . . . DETERGENT! PLUS — Famous Fllter-Flo Washing System with Big Switch • 3 Wash Cycle* • Family Size Capacity • 2 Rinse Temperatures • 4 Water Levels 3 Wash and • Safety Ud Porcelain Enamel Top, Lid, Tub and Basket General Electric Quality. Cappertone and white. • Automatic easy set oven timer • Sensl-Temp* automatic surface unit • Pushbutton controls •Easy cleaning Tilt-Lock surface units • Fully lightedcooMop end oven • $1 Q Q95 I JF JF w/l — Model WA-653Y Na door clearance needed at side. AUTOMATIC 30-INCH RANGE 9.16 Co. Ft. Fresh Food. 2.11 Co. Ft. Freoser. 81.5 lbs. Frosen Food Capacity. 17.1 Sg. Ft. Shelf Area. NOW —FORGET OVEN CLEANING DRUDGERY! Just latch the oven door, set the dials, and forget this messiest cleaning task. All baked-on grease vanishes. Your oven comes out spar­ kling chan. 61* High—21’ Wido—29H’ Deep. ‘218“ IA CAN OPENER HAIR DRYER ’16.95 ’17.95 Jet Swirl oT Sunbeam GE Portable Lady Sunbeam - GE Automatic HAND MIXER Steam & Spray Iron ’15.94 . ’13.95 ■-* Sunboom 4 Slice AvtMMtk TOASTER $27.95 FREE 9 DOOR PRIZE tn o Don't Forget to o Regitter! - I 1Frost Guard HASTINGS ELECTRIC 119 W. State St N Vl¥Od ~ O3M31S 31V1S - QI1OS If It's Electrical Call 'RED" - HSVM INIW - QIVW - Wl 5-2866 - u«AQ Sujugep ||e$ z- �MARCH WINDS ARE BLOWING CLASSIFIED BARGAINS See the New Car Trade-Ins" 8—THE HASTINGS BANNER Thursday. March 18. 1045 IARKt BUICK of CLASSIFIED AD PAGE PHONE HASTINGS BANNER Wl 5-3481 MINIMUM RATE — 50c for Twenty Word,. TUBUCATIOB FU1UCAT10M OBDEB- LEGALS bJsdJ-K j: XOTtCB or SAMI IX rOBBCLOBUBB .*■ Hastings Motor Sales CHEVROLET Dodge-Dart Dealer j 220 W. State 1435 S. Hanover Wl 5-2425 Wl 5-2426 ' • Quality Merchandise rVBUCATIOX OBDBB. DISPLAY CLASSIFltD—$1.25 pee Inch fe« ilngte iMBrtioa. 854 p« HmUMA Mi(hl(*a • Priced to Fit Your Economy FUBUOATIOV OBDBX Used Car Lot across from Food Center. Also. Cars at 1963 BUICK rear of Dodge-Dealership. ’ • USED CAR LOT CARDS OF THANKS b IN MEMORIAMl—2c per word. Wl 5-3903 or Wl 5-2454 1963 BUICK Calendar of Special Events PRE-SPRING SPECIALS 1963 CHEVROLET 1963 CHEVROLET 1943 LINCOLN CONTINENTAL 4 Dr. Sedan. ................ 93.69S I 1962 CHEVROLET 1943 MERCURY COMET 2 Dr. Hardtop. 8 cyl. engine. Std. trans. ----------- - ------- 91,595 1962 MERCURY CUSTOM 4 Dr.tfardtop. One owner new Mercury trade. Like new. (1J95 1962 RAMBLER 4 O^Statfan W»«on; 6vy», ItaAard tiwwmailon. w.-Willi. 4 Wheel Drive. Demonstrator. ’ 92,385 1961 TRANSPORTATION SPECIALS BUICK NOTICES "It's Time to Use ... ORTHO DORMANT SPRAY" Fgr;. 1984 OLDSMOBILE .1795 1964 BUICK --------- ...9695 1940 MERCURY 1960 AUSTIN HEALY 4 spwvd fr*m, wu« •liwi, hMd top and cony. top. TUESDAY, MARCH 23 "BEAR COUNTRY," "ESKIMOLAND" and "OUR WILDLIFE FRIENDS" — Howard Shelley ’will show these at lhe Delton High School gym. 8 pm. Tick­ ets at door or from Band mem- THURSDAY, MARCH 25 SALADIN MILLION DOLLAR 1942 MERCURY MONTEREY BAND AND VARIETY SHOW 4 Dr. Sedan. V8 engine. Auto­ —Central Auditorium. 8 pm. matic trans, ‘-..-r.;-....91.395 the “world'# greatcat soloist" 1963 MERCURY COLONY PARK »H1 be wltH them. Station Wagon. 4 Dr. Like new. ................... 91,695 1963 FORD STATION WAGON .11450 1962 BUICK »19S I960 DODGE___________ .9495 1960 ENG. FORD ANGLIA .M95 ..M5« 1859 FORD 8TA. WGN......... • Roses • Shade and Fruit Traei • Control of Pooch Leaf Curl > Rod Spider Mito • Seal* Mealy Bugs Leaf Spot MAHLER MOTOR SALES 1960 FORD 1NCOLN-MERCURY DEALER SHARP USED CARS 1963 OLDSMOBILE Dynamic 88. 4 Dr. Holiday, power steering and brakes, new whitewall Urea Nice green fin­ ish with matching interior. 1962 OLDSMOBILE . . . Djtanmlc 88 4 Dr. Sedan Power steering and brakes, ra­ dio. w/walls, tuned and read) ... Starchief 4 Dr Sedan. Pul ly equipped, maroon and white tutone One owner with full 12 FARM FMPLEMEiiTS Used Farm Machinery -IJTC No. C Tractor with Sup­ er Kit ' -1850 IH.C. H Tractor. Good shape! 1851 Alhs Chalmers WD Trac­ tor A-l shapcl 2-row cultiva­ tor. • • -Alli# Chalmers C Tractor. Good shape. Starter and light*. . 1944 CHEVROLET ... 4 Dr. Station Wagon. VI engine, automatic Lransmls stan, turquoise and white tu1859 THUNDERBIRD All white with beige Interior, fully equipped. Very clean ta- REAHM TOP SALES PONTIAC OLDS CADILLAC -OODYEAR BROS 231 W. Stat* Wl 5-5982 FARMERS It's Fertilizer Time Again!' Get our Forfilitor Prices before you buy. We con SERVICES fl-37 SO. Wl 5-2223 WINICK SURPLUS Freeport, Illinois LEGALS 3/18 Arroixrno time > OB nr.AF.IK0 CLAIMS. obdeb Immediate Need Michigan civil service posi­ tions. Salary range 84218 to 94^86 annually. Age not un- LANDBANK LOANS Ing fringe benefits. Including on outstanding state-eonUlbutory insurance program and an excellent retirement plap. plus social security., ' For all Information, contact Mr. John A. VanBuren, Per­ sonnel Officer, Fart Cuttar State Home, Box 248, Augusta, Michigan. st psisunai M1H 8. Michigan. Phone 045-0415 PROVE TO YOURSELF PUR­ INA FEEDING CAN COST YOU LESS — Get your com ground and mixed with Purina Chek-R-Mlx Ration. Hasting* Mining Co. 3/18 rth- Foltaw up sound, early gtowt ency Growing with High Efftale: m*sh, then .Big Ratlon-al .tap d^tfli Buraau Service*. 5*2223. PECANS OR WALNUTS —2 tf lb*. .91 plus tax. ^belled peconi. 11 lb. and up plus tax On a |1D order will discount INSIST ON MICHIGAN BOT. TED GABI See Carl ti BeUyY Appliance* before you buy! They Sell—They InstaU-They ------ tf South. McCULLOOH -WRIGHT-PIO- chain* sharpened. Chain An Equal Opportunity Employer i« HMltan. Mkkl(*a oboes. keirin* on ike Pell IP YOU ARE single, free to travel, physically nt, have farm backgiound and high school diploma, you may qualify tor training by The service. We pay while training. Information and Interview or write R. A; Swem, R2 3 l^r^*** IONIA . Selling . . . RentUse Banner Want Ads! 845-5423 TABLE PAPER — Baek BalUtal Large lot with lake frontage. 0 minute* from Harting* Will lease with option to buy 880 month. Phone Grand Rapid* CHIOAN AVErr — Space far professional use. FOR RENT — 3 .bedroom home, near school, gas furnace, newly decorated. References. Inquire at 010 S. East St, or phone EXCHANGE—My 20-30 hours a Week work, plumbing, painting, heating, etc, for down pay­ ment on decent 3 or more bed­ room home with room in yard mile* of Hastings. Reply Box 860 c/o Hastings Banner. 3/18 Lovely Cape Cod Homo On Leach Lake Large lot with lake frontage. 5 minute* from Hartings Will lease with option to buy. 190 month. Phone Grand Rapid* OL 8-17M. tf BEFOBE You Buy Or Build Investigate Home# By Solomon-Bement Co TAILORING — Men"* Harting* Height# Step In and vUR with tu at 150 E. North St. or call us and we will come to you. 845-8407 or 845-5393 V^. and PSA. Financing W» consider trade*. tf ooata. Al, the Dutch Tailor, 5504 Gun Lak* Road. Wl 5•T14.____________________ « FOR SALE—At Algonquin Lak*. Two waterfront lota. Term* can be arranged. See Bun McPharlln Ot call 5-2004 day* or 5-5231 after fl pm. CARPET CLEANING IS EASY with Boat New Electric Up- 1000 CHEVROLET IMPALA 4 Dr. PERFECT CONDITION I Automatic. APPLE SALESROOM and Cider MUI open dally until fl. Closed Sunday. Good Potatoes. Nelson's Welcome Orchard H mile north of Ionia cn M-66 tf feet for only ,1606. Harting* Floor Covering, 122 W. State, Hasting*. Phone Wl 5-5118. it to Bt most sweeper* are avail­ * SlteaHn Wanted able *t STEURY'B ELECTRIC Kent, Ohio, starting March 15 U1 N. DEPOT ST it For Solo—Miicollonootu ting Alfalfa and Timothy Hay Large bales—never wet. Phon# Lacey 758-3487 Evening*, 8:00- A* Produce YOUR CHICKS DESERVE A 118 NORTH MICHIGAN AVE­ BREAK—Die best break Is NUE FOR RENT - Second Farm Bureau's “High Efficlenfloor. Available. Excellent for Supply, M-37 So, Wl 6*3150. if MALE REDBONE DOO LO8TReddlsh brown coot. One white OET YOUR WATER SOFTEN­ spot on chest. Lost In vicinity ER SALT AT FARM BUREAU Alto-Bowne. Call collect Alto SERVICES—Rock, block and 888-5421. VI Zco-tab# available. Our Car waxr; rtraucATiox Over Start'* Paper WALK UP AND SAVE! * 3/11 ★ Notice* HAVING A PARTY? - Punch Bowl or Cup* tup to 200). Available at small rental fee. Call Episcopal Parish House or Rectory. u For Rent—Real Eitote FISHERMEN — Get your fishing rods ready for spring fishing. | Have them completely rewound 2-BEDROOM MODERN COT­ TAGE FOR KENT—Refrlgeraenced winder. Call 045-5471. cated on Algonquin Lake. Call Career Employment GOOD AS NEW STORE CLEARANCE All Winter Drossc* 10. 12 and 30 Wide* New Moons Hartford Schult* Dp Out* Expands* Roll Out Rooms 8* Walls Gun Furnaces 10 Wide* Start at 92695 Anything In Trade I Buy Used Mobile Home* CEREAL CITY MOBILE HOME SALES WO 1KU SSS Dkkaun In Battle Creek. Michigan Across from Ralston Purina iwe. Complete Chain Male Hospital Attendant* Men * Suita 50c — Suit Coats 25c Harttags, Michigan E. L. CARPENTER HARDWARE 11-4 Wednesday only. MARCH WIND BARGAINS cellent opportunity at one of Hatting*' finest and moat mod­ em equipped Beauty Salon*. Established clientele, 5 day week, paid vacation. All replies strictly confidential. Write Box the green rugged mountains S5 EXTRA NET PER COW PER LACTATION — Studies thow that cover three-fourths of the you can expect that—and more Island, and lush field* of pine­ —when you top-dres* your apple*. Central Auditorium, 8 regular dairy ration continu­ FULL TIME GIRL or young woman for clerk tn ready-toously with Pfixer Terramycln wear department. Apply In A/D Fortified Crumbles. Just NOTICES person. Parmalec's. Hastings. tf 1 bag lar.ta 44 cows a full month ... »o It won't cost much to try. Call today for SPRING IS ON THE WAY! ALASKA — Airfield construction. quick delivery. Finkbelner At Long, top-paying project Bend Son Elevator, Middleville and Spring overhaul. 40c and atamped envelope for Delton. 3/18 •Jop News- MYCO, Box 444. Bothell. Wash. 1/18 it Automotive 3. 9. Bhwpra*Vu4a 1059 CHEVROLET CONVERTI­ BLE — Automatic. Phone Ban­ OUTBOARD ’ MOTOR TUNEUP field 721-80^ V18 ■r Brli cury outboard new boat* and trailers. See us for a Spring * Help Wanted Special. Wheeler MarUie Serv­ Only 1735 ice. Nashville. Mich. OL 2-3861 Call us today! FREE PRESS CARRIER WANT­ or OL l3-fl074. l/fl ED In 4th Ward Sunday*. Call For used mower bargain* buy Wl 5*3085. I'll whDfl*Yelectton 1* good. Houtehold Goode BOOKKEEPER-TYPIST — Full time accounting position wfll KENMORE DRYER - Working condition, 912. Sink lfl-k20“, 82. be available April 15. Apply Clean double bed mittrMa, 98. Box 870 c/o Hasting* Banner, Cali Wl 5-4827 after 5 pm. or 142 I. Stan Wl 5-2983 giving resume of experience Saturday. 3 25 and pertinent personal data. 3/U Woman preferred.3/18 3INOER AUTOMATIC ZIG SCHOOL BUS DRIVKflS—Need­ ZAO — With lovely drawer ed for Hatting* area. Apply at •p*ce cabinet. Dial control for bus garage on S. Young st hundreds of fancy rtltehija 3/25 even buttonhole*. Original coat over 9300. Mu*t tell for kqM) FEMALE HELP WANTED—Ex­ balance of 9fl«W. Monthly New • Remodel • Repair perienced in medical rtcoxds payment# 88-18. Phone 045-84|| with knowledge bt medljtal terminology and ttte of dictat­ ing equipment desirable. Must ' Spinet Piano be good typUt and ipelter. Re­ May bg had by assuming small 305 S. Church Wl 5-5352 ply to PO. Box 385. Hasting., monthly payments. Beautiful tf Mich, stating ag», qualifica­ finish. See it Ideally. Write tions and work, experience. 2/25 CredU • NEW WATERPROOF TARP MATURE WOMAN WANTED NUM. Mich. Ago 21 to 55. 3 to 5 evening* 18 OZ. 5 x 7—9298 per week at Strand Theatre. • x 0—94.79 Neat and personable, able to LIBRARY TABLE. conunoJe. ■ x 16—6706 assume responsibility. Excellent dresser, cradle, kitchen chair*, te x 13—911.95 wages fry limited hour por­ stand and some dlsbe* for tale. tion. Phone 845-2080 or 796­ Also largeT tlx#* a* correspond­ 128 W. Colfax St, Hasting*, 3617 for appointment. 2/18 Phone Wl 6-2214. VI ing low prices Guaranteed water and mildew proof. ACT NOW—Full time. Pleasant, VACUUM CLEANER - Brand easy wort in Hastings Earn­ new tank style with all clean­ ings start Immediately. No ex­ ing attachments. 1664 Clear­ perience necessary. Write 206 N. Michigan ance sale. *18 60 complete. Call Rawlelgh Phone Wl 5-3324 « 045-8431 Dealer. FARM BUREAU LOSE WEIGHT—Just 4 capsule* dally. Fashion Rite for low calorie dieting. 13.78. Lapo Pharmacy, 144 E. State. Ha*- ■A- Mobile Hornet Experience preferred, but will KAL^<H tLL'S Office hour* will bo from NOTICE Classified Paragraphs TUESDAY. APRIL 13 ★ Ferm Shop KIWANIS TRAVEL PICTUREJames Metcalf take* u* on STALK SHREDDERS—For Rent -Wing# to Puerto Rico." Sec Francisco Farm Supply. M-37 the rich coion of the ocean 80 WIS-3150 tf Heating - Plumbing BLAIR'S FARM & GARDEN save you money! (Bulk or FRACTORS: . Bogged) -IBfll Alli* Chalmers D 17 with! Alli* Chalmers 3 btm. 16 inch Rent our Spreoder for 50c mtd. plow. -Massey Harris No. 30 Tractor. $1.00 on acre. 1941 PONTIAC CATALINA .. . . 4 Dr. Sedan. Hydramatlc Radio. Brown and white tu- —John Deere Not 8 Mower. Hay tone. Nice local carl cunditlonrr book up. Real good shape! 1M1 VOLKSWAGEN . Eunrool 2 Dr. radio, white­ Excellent conditioner. . walls Look this beauty over. —12 ft. New Idea Fertilizer Dis­ 1941 OLDSMOBILE tributor. . . . Super 88 4 Dr. Hardtop Power steering and brakes, ra­ tributes. dio. w/walls, sharp car. —Good stock of Used Plows and 1941 OLDSMOBILE several good Used 2- and fl­ ... 88 iBerie* 4 Dr Sedan row Corn Planters. Gleaming black finish, w/walk Nice family car. Rust Blight 1310 N. Michigan Ave. . ' 3/18 -1983 OLDS 88 . :-4 Dr Sedan Power steerBest of condition throughout One local owner . Hill THURSDAY. MARCH 25 SATURDAY, MARCH 30 HOMECOMING DANCE - For BARRY QOUNTY HISTORI­ CAL SOCIETY MEETS—Has1941 CHEVROLET IMPALA tings City Bank. 8 pm. Theme, ken lessons with the Lake 2 Dr. Hardtop. VB. automatic will be "Collecting Antiques" Odessa Square Dance Club. 8 drive. Radio, power steering, pm in the West Elementary THURSDAY. APRIL 8 Very few milts —........ 92450 vln Freestone, caller. PoUuck BPW ANNUAL STYLE 8HOW8 pm. in Central Auditorium lunch, coffee furnished. All 4 Dr. One owner. Extra nice Proceeds go fcr Scholarship Western square dancers in­ condition................ ............ $4,695 Fund. vited. Halting* Hotel, Monday*. March 15. March 22 or March 20. 8:20 to*>. 2/M ENROLL NOW FOR FREE fl*T EH TRAINING CLASS — Guaranteed placement model­ ing and telling high fashion when qualified. Inquiries confi­ dential. Write Donna Ander2/18 e walls. Wood­ cord wtih chain RO 5-8831. WINDOW GLASS INSTALLED LAKE yog sash. Burkey Auto O Radiator Shop, 311 N. NEW 3150 McCulloch ci and rales tax. Burpee* Speeiahyj Shoppe. Delton, Mich. •< FAST 24-HOUR FILM SERVICE I No charge for over­ ate prints.tf ALOOBOUCe ANO0TYMOUE— GUMMITHINO SERVICE—’ Itabtalng. restocking. repairing. Monday. 8 pa. THS PATMAN-Private Detecwide. Confidential. Call WO 4-2445 or write IM North Union. Batll* Creek 12/20 sun. Huckleberry 10440 Kingsbury �' ! CARD OF THANKB Our sincere thanks to the many friends who helped m celebrate our 60th anniversary by the many callers and phone colli: *l»o lhe ahower of cards. f.; sera and gifts. Thank you all ( ARD OF THANKS As chairman of tbs Elks’ Major Project, I want to thank every one who came to lhe dance Sat­ urday night and all who hclpad m any way to make It a fine turnout for toe benefit of handi­ capped children. Elton Sanderson ( ARD OF TIIANK8 We wish to thank the ladles of toe Jolly Neighbor Blrthday Club for making our Golden Wedding anniversary such an rnJoyatM occasion. Weubo thank the many friends for the lovely tifts. cards and money. It was a h-ippy occasion which we will al­ ways remember. Fred and Mabel Hyland FUBU0ATI0K OBDBB. IN MEMORIAM In loving memory wife and mother, R I.'harlln. who passed March 14. HHO. Hid bi Hfta o» tb) P«lh|An Jobs II. UfTHUii. t" prol-au »l if oltrtr.ln > WOODLAND ViHm Births at Pennock Mildred Sease Of Woodland Dies Wednesday Rl Woodland, died Wednosdoy morning, March ID, at the Hurleos Nursing Home at Haatinga ~ The All ator Banquet la to live just south of Wayland. Rev. Wing officiated at Um marriage say. 101 W. 8 HIMELOTEIN A WIHD pam HOSPITAL studtnU, .75. Admkaion at Iho gate will be gllii foe adult Uckeu *md »1.00 lor student Uckets. ' The Horizon Club who Is spoo- EKBJ By Mrt. Glendon Curtlt » N. M.m SS7-M44 PELTON-Jubi a; L»tiu« AU t.c.Ue Susdir Harrington ami Use astustant leader u> Mrs. Kathryn Mott. The club is using tills event invocation foUowed by a ixxjuck m a money making project. U supper, which was enjoyed by is hopul that with tho profits 130 Cui*.. Icadea and UieL- him- m 1966 Which Is rcfemd to as the National Cunlcrcnco Afloat □f 1966. While on this trip, the girls wUl Visit three different Caribbean countrica and visit with youth groupu Uicre, Superintendent B«u>ll Johnson, MOBTOAOB BALK county. Church. SS10 Alaska Ara., Malta If. CLAKKSVILLB — DaaaM L tbe .annual Blue and Gold ban­ quet on Mhrch 0 st Un Zion Lutheran Church. The Cut* IS girls in uua club !•!=.• I* in Barry county, the daughter Tours. It U believed that tola tlckeu wUl be an sale soon and group of glrte U the one that may be obtained from Uie merehanu in Delton who wlU be aeUing them The adult Uckeu wUl ooat $135 and the held featuring the Rascon, rope children tickets will cost $1.73. BELLEVUE — B.r.rly B^a»l«i. lit spuming, fancy whip tricks, and MxUsoa. Marell S.’ArvM Curry. B2. gun twirling and si tooting. Woodland • again. Lloyd Gross and Son Itouctt Hunter and Family . Claude Grow and Family LEGALS bond will bore special training dinhw held al Weatarn. Michi­ tn marching. When ■ a member gan UnlverMty. * * Mr. Kelly wm the main spewsTho Pay C. Wings were In. Wayland Sunday. March 7 to' im. IUI (Ml »■«»«« -------- -.V—. m. team. wlU play tlio Delton Hlgh.Tou.h Faculty on Weduoulay, March] Esch of the Uochera went to 31, at 7:30 pm. This event wUl Usrtr own Individual department ____ - - . D. Hilbert.1 Club In tho high school gym m uie urccmcxm all attended; with the profits going towards Um 50th wedding anniversary of j their Carlbtxan CnilM. on MOBTOAOB BALE can steal; Death Is a heartache nothing can heal. Some may forget you. now that you're gone. ( ARD OF THANKS But we will remember, no matter Wo are deeply grateful to our how long. relatives and neighbors for kind­ Edward McPharltn ness shown us at the time of Michael and Agnes the loss of our daughter, wife and mother, Nancy Sue Gruss OBDEB AFFOINTIMO TIME Your kindness and sympathy will fOB HEABIMO CLAIMS. Michigan state University wta-n By Mti. John Peabody CARD OF THANKS felt thanks to everyone • who helped in so many ways of sym­ pathy during the recent loss of our loved one. Joyce; thanks to the Shaw Funeral Home for their excellent service; we especially wish to thank toe Rev. David Stuckmryer for his comforting words. Sincere thanks to friends, neighbors, relatives and every­ one wlio helped in any way. Many thanks for donations, food, floral offerings, cards and letters May God bieas you all. Donald W. Roderick Mr. and Mrs. Howard Edmonds Mr. and Mrs Roger Whiling Jack A. Edmonds TUR HASTING* BANNE3E-7 Delton Area LEGALS Card of Thanks and In Memoriam Dowling Fanner Presides at Land Bank Meeting Woodland Ionia frull-growar Henry T. Nelson, was elected a director aociation at ite annual meeting Thursday night Banfield - Vicinity By Hr». Leo Frey 14. Bn 44J. Bettie Cmh Jgl-OXll parents wno nod joined a gretur.g_____ _________ of the rjwnsorUtg institute. Mr. and Mra. Roger Tobias gavo award. to the following boys: Muir. Waaey L«»»rS, vjs E* cuit MarA lit Mntb is in Bronson Hospital under- Dulls. .Bruce Hostetler, Lyle SandL.-uok, Tom Dulls. Danny Ulus ft writing, he was feeling quite well Makely. Raya Claflin, John r. Mlcki and in good rpirlts. His daughgan. Greg Tobias and Mickey uau.rllla, Mt- Mine hospital. Her spiriu arc (rib. Kant, lu ed with a AkiL A summary of Boy Scout activity was given by Hating* calm counties attended the din- * William Dickson tient. ♦ Mil Ethan Winters. Dowling, board president, was chairman Johnson and family from Sat­ William Vollmar, assistant urday until Sunday. * Mrs. Leo Norman Leonard family. Jimmy Mortar Clifford Axpimtll. HlnahiVisA Ward Delton School News OBDEB FOB PUBLIOATIOIT. Asplpall. had a ttmsllactomy. tn Uie ix-nedicilMi by Rev. Charles □ibba By Journalism Students '’■ Mrs. Betty Allen attended a Marcli 8th Activities ! baby shower recently for ' her The student teachers, too math department and the social OBDBB TO ANSW1UL J1?* "i"1* fc™lc luul Uxar,wlth Mr.-and Mra. Don Duncan baaketball potluck. iand.famUy. Don is convitoscT1M) Board uf Education met i lug it home after spending two in the supenntendento ollloe. .wXk* at Leila H *:.p; mb “itatom *“;U,vlUc3 I am Allen daughter otf Mr. and Tita National Malt Scivoter-1 w5 Richard Allen, entertained ship test was given from 9 un-. four'of her friends March 2. at UT12 for all juniors who wanted * dumber party. She was ccle‘ teal^BTmr UrthdOF and. *xdkiu to -a a y everyone enjoyed .'r'd.iW.L’Sl'fiS Adali Christian Endeavor Tite Kilpatrick Adult Christian Drivers Education Class had a meeting. It your aon or daughter is interested, have Ukvu pick up delta Nknks. presided. Mm. Irma a fonn In tlw High School ct- TfWPHid chargi: ot devotions. return it as soon as possible. Group III met during the OBDBB FOB FUBUCATIOK era hod » meeting, where Uiey students. March OBDEB FOB FUBLICATIOM— March 11, Activities hosto and served InWrestlng re­ freshments. They resembled Uie food served in Africa. Kilpatrick WMA lie Kilpatrick WMA met Wed- exchanged. 2:45 for the whole student body. District Band Festival. dent. Mra. Betty McCurdy, pre­ meeting sided. Mrs. Hlldrtd Ciiaae led nual BEA Day. The teachers tued tills time- to visit oilier schools throughout Southwestern Michigan. March 13th. Tho Junior and Senior Bands went to Uie Dis­ trict Band Festival. Tlie Junior Band played al the Grand Rap- PUBLIOATIOH OBDEB. School were Bunday dinner guests with March 10-18— the Delton Hel­ en auKin. ricr mouicr. atn Rhoda Bawdy, returned horn will be displayed in tho elemen­ tary and lugh school gymnasi­ Paul Hoffman and family ums until . o pun. Tuesday through Thursday. on business. Friends of J aid Schaeffer MUMsciai h lint ol Business Directory PRODUCTION CREDIT ASSOCIATION 301 S. Michigan Ava. Hastings Office Hours 4 A MtHi.fr Wed. I to •» P.M. HASTINGS 945-9415 All Forms of ccntly baamc the proud parents MEMORIAL MONUMENTS . OF DISTINCTION home Ln New Lawronco Brothers portent items on the agenda were dtacusrod and jixsscd. Some of the more important items dls- “£Xi THE SHERWOOD AGENCY FOR IMSURANCE ROBERT W. SHERWOOD, Mgr. INCOME TAX SERVICE Inturanca and Bonds JERRY ANDRUS FDBLIOATIOX OBDEBBMW oI Michitaa. Prutal th. pith rise limit and servlet* will begin Cantata rehearsal*-*! from the Geheral Fund to tiw Friday will again be held Bun1963 Building * Blto Fund fdc the replacement of tl* L*ul fur the black topping. transfer of J23.6fl7.50 from the Church has changed clvotr prac­ Building & Sito Fund to the tice time to 7:30 on Wednesday 19^3 Debt Retirement Fund. evenings. County Allotment Board In the amount of $587,100 was approved hv fl... ~l D. The Board approved Iho J'»Lr to hrarlac ol eliimi, will k« wt over of $18,000 into lhe pay­ roll account to meet Uta March 12th payroll. $17,500 to meet too March 2flth payroll, and $17500 ‘•r/bV«ta*' BjL.^b’lBt C. w. SPENCER Stat* Farm Insurance AUTO — FIRE BONDS Swanson Inauraaca m ATTEND THE CHURCH safe’iasa rarikonients to attend tills fair on April 3. Band will call on their friends Thu project Is being sponsored «(lln<». Mlrtijab J/l* YOUR LIFE'S MADB RA8IKR THROUGH BANNER Classi- Woodland School Fair the 1M5 school fair. Solicitation 1. One Bluebird (body’ de­ sign) for $3D1000 ucraaa uut, ixiua ytlcl, m, March •; Leak AhbaU, SIS puu>. by Orville Trcblan, board AspttaUl. is a medical a- from Stanton. | In Cofhmunlty Hospital. I Mr. and Mrs. Art I_______ from Hastings wore last Bumtey teutons Wohlscheld. Hubbards­ PUPPIES AVAILABLE Bbaatko. Sil Zxau. Much S; bed Decker, Bl. . Marek It; and Johnny ot Albion. * The Women's Society of Chrtrttan Rudolph Soya with Janet ShadI Friday ev ening in Elementary School. �. .iKi'u . the number of families served, tlons are still available for those.guson of Kalamaxoo and Mr* home and family, her loyalty to It stated that "all postmaster*’who h*r* 1101 *•» »*gned one> ■Charlotte Keeney and two chll- her church and her compassion and thoughtfulness in every time th.r th. letter* are going out onidren of Rock Lake were Satur**’" '"■* ru«u Of Mr. vm. o.b.1.1 of need. She till be greatly By f'ictor Sitton practicable and “a represent*- be sent to Honorable Paul Todd and Mn Alice Hendee and Miss missed. The profusion of flower* 1 WmTUU tlve wukher of families who and Uie large attendance at th* and Rev. Earl Seaae were service* held at the funeral Your correspondent received a would have to change their mail­ Namara ■ Just what the outcome ing addresses, were interviewed will be remains to be seen Have Saturday caller* at the Hendee chapel on Friday afternoon, be­ lengthy tetter from the Deputy and only two objected (from the you done your part? spoke the affection and respect way people have signed the pe----------, This community was saddened ■felt for her and her family. BuriCharte* H. Ryan relative to the Winston ' _ Merrick „of Hasting*, Tueaday, ^March 9. when word,I Mr. and Mn. Victor Sisson proposed rural route consolida­ families were) and “th* rural tion at Woodland, sent to Sena­ carriers have Indicated that the *»* a Thursday caller o» Mrs spread of the death of one of were among the nearly 250 World tor Pal McNamara. In brief. It —proposal Is practical—" but It'Glen Hendee. * Friends were It* most highly respected resi­ Book Representatives and spouses stated that "due to Improved says that the Freeport and Lake grieved to hear of Uie death last dent*. Mrs. Oe.orit (Mabel) who were guest* of District road condition* the should travel Odessa carrier* object to the ex- Wednesday of our good neighbor, Schalbly. Although she had been Manager Paul Kerastaa at Uie our roads now), etc., it is possible tra work. The letter conclude - Mrs Charles (Mildred. 8case. at tn poor health ior several years Future* Festival Luncheon held to absorb short rura| Zuutc* that "In view of the substantial sav-' *h* Hurteaa home In Hasting* and iuul recently undergone sur­ at the Comet Restaurant (\ । were established many years ago Ings involved, together with the We reported her serious illness gery. her death was unexpected Grand Rapid* Saturday. Mr* when these conditions did not fact that adequate service will ln out letter last week Many An autopsy disclosed lhe ausc will be £*• ■■ ,rom attended I exkt." It stated the mileage of be provided, orders WU4 — lhu neighborhood — -~|ws of death » as n a LWVVIZ4 cerebral 4K4.KA hemor-- । prize wuurera. w ZU. -MM .... ‘the service* al at the Goat* Coats Gruvr Drove' r)ylg(,MrsQc|uUyythe fornUT 'the two Woodland routes, the sutdpiAciAg-U|e consqlldAUon <>r of'beservlce* Geiger. 8r. were fast iota effect on c ! Lake Odessa and Freeport routes, service Ujto April 10.^hriitlan Church Friday Mr. | Mabel Wortley. was well known ■ Tuesday guests of Mr*. Hendee and Hastings route* I. 2 and 3 at I 19?Ml Ft^Utoni bearing gever.il Se“*4 health did not permit around Woodland and Lake and Mra Gabriel ' present, and lhe mileage after: hundrtn signature* were to be him to attend.| odea*a for her consistent ClirUVerdon Hesteny underwent a the proposed consolidation with;sent in on Tuesday (other pelt-Mr. and Mr*. Dale <Roee>Per-1 tian life, her devotion u> her hernia operaUon at Pennock West Woodland Beverwyks COLOR Center 221 Wl 5 - 4071 W. M:o ferenew* were lying held. Last Friday dinner and after­ noon guests of Mr*. Hendee and Mm. Gabriel were ““"'J daughter. Mn Pau) Harvey and the ladle*’ *i»tef*. Mr*. Myrle Hendee and Ml** E*ther Laure of Comstock Park Ml** Laur.ll remained for a U-n days' vim with her sister* * Ford Stowell narrowly escaped injury­ 2Xo2.ible <Eth serious last Wednes day afternoon when he was the victim of an unusual tractor ac­ cident. He had the manure spreader fastened to the tractor and had stopped and stepped down from the tractor. In some unexplainable manner lhe ma­ chine went into reverse and the large wheel caught hl* foot, pre­ venting him Irons getting out of the way. knocked him to the ground and tan the full length of hU body and over the side of hl* head Although badly bruised and pretty »ore from hl* harrow­ ing experience, X-ray* did not show any broken bone* Mr*. Stowell wa* in Laming on a buslne** trip when the accident occurred. I I Spring will begin at 3:05 pm, Saturday. March 20. The sun will reach the vernal equinox or era** the equator on It* way north. "It will rise and set almost exactly at-the east I and wtwt points, with the day and night said to be of equal 'lengths." Univmtty of Michl' gan aatronomer Hasel M. Leal) ' explain* ■ Contrary to what many beHere, tbe day and night will not be exactly equal on lhe day of tbe equinox. FrofeaaOr Loab add*. | -'Because of the refraction or bending of the sun's ray* by the earth'* atmosphere, the sun may be sevn a few minute* before II actually comes over the hcriaon." The day and night are more . nearly equal about three day* before the equinox date . Spring will come nearly six hour* later than last year. Proj fowor Uwh notes -This later coming ' results from tho differeno* between the number of day* ; in our calendar <3«> and the , time used by the sun In Its ap­ parent yearly travel around Uie earth. 285 2*22 day*" After the equinox, not only will the day* be longer. tail they will also be. warmer with the sun (■lining more directly over the northern hemtepltere. Profeeeor Leah says To The MEMBERS of The Grand Valley Chapter of the TRAVEL TRAILER CLUBS OF THE MIDWEST “ ■ . I IFe’re 'Violets in Ryme' I "Violets in Ryme," will be the i theme for the fourth annual 1 violet allow by the Grand Rapid* ; Balntpaullan* of Grand Rapid* to be held at lhe Park Congregatlonal Church April 3 from 9 am. ■to • pm and April 3 from 9 I am. to 2 pm. A HASTINGS SAYS Spring Here I On Saturday | HELLO! hapfiy you have choieti our community for your Spring Meeting and hope you en joy your stay with us. Come in and viiil our many fine business establishments and feel free to browse as much as you please. You’ll find our sales people friendly and helpful. We are all looking forward to your visit and hope you will come back and visit us often. Tourists mean termites -are a much to Hastings. I . Gilmore Jewelry 102 E. State St.'• Gardner Pharmacy­ ' ■ 110 W. State St. I Hastings Cut Rate Riepenhoff's Sausage [Kitchen Lapo Pharmacy Walgreen Fine Homemade Sausdjes & Bacon Barry County Lumber Co. *125 N. JeHerspn Montgomery Ward & Co. 118 So.7 Jefferson The Superette Open till 11 P.M. Daily Pat Hodges Dependable Jeweler Shoe Store Hastings Floor Covering ’ Ben Franklin Store 102 W. State St. Parker's Tavern S. Jefferson at Court Walldorf! Furniture 105 E. State St. 123 West State St. The Hastings V Store ^killer Jewelers 118 W. State St. Next to National Bank BuUing's E. L. Carpenter Hardware Appliances and Gifts The Bonnet & Gown Shop 104 East State St. Parmalee's 124 E. State St. Cleveland's 1 Maa's * Bays'Wear Felpausch Food Center We Give S.&H. Green Stamps Bun McPharlin's Home of Pendleton in Hastings Jacobs Rexall Pharmacy . IM loot State Bt. 142 E. State St. City Food & Beverage Open 9 A.M. to 11 P.M. Dolly Penney's Always First Quality Dale's Bake Shop 117 S. Jaftento If you winged black Inaacta ground your homa; hidden worker termite* may bo damaging timber*, wood­ work and carpeting. To avoid coatly damage, phono for akillod Inapection by T ermlnk, wortd'a largatt In termite con­ trol. Service fully guaranteed. FREE INSPECTIONS Phone " BARRY COUNTY LUMBER CO. �Missionary to Receive 'Red Carpet' Welcome out later this month for Nash- principal and part u in UvUle* only mtealonary. Ml*s awant teacher. Thornapple Boy Name Davis Lake-0 President Scout District Aubrey D*vl* Receives Honor ceivlng 115 votes. Ver* P. Kauf- home town on Tueaday. March second high school. Starting 23. On the following Bunday, the. with 60 students in ten sections The Hastings Banner Tkundor. M«rd> Th.w—I » Ora Hugh Ryan ^°|7snto<?“‘ontumber R«v-Ixmc11 “> -X. rx i . i muic JIUII UI Dies Suddenly At His Home Friday. March 19. at the First Prrabyterian Church at 7 o'clock. Joseph Schultz . "^'a&Vno. , Dies Visiting 1J75 boy* In 49 unit*. This te a 1" “““ “jin California The Thornappie-DMrict ha* it* incmiKTiiup membership gtxu goal in ’ i» The Thornappie District in- i Funeral *ervlce* for Joseph H eludes Barry County. Lake Odra- Schult*. 76. 838 8. Haye*, who aa. Clarksville and Caledonia died Monday, March 8. at MeFtaance* to promote the Scout- j mortal Hospital at Pasadena, tag are received from Conunun- . Calif., were held at 1:30 pm ■Ity Cheat Fund* of Hasting*. Saturday, M"’**’ ’* •* ,k“ Middleville. Freeport. Woodland/,----------------ard-Osgood Funeral Home. The Rev, C'David Btuckmeyer Lake Odessa. Nashville, and aouthweat Barry County. 1officiated and burial wqs in Riv­ Due to tlx- Increase In mem- erside Cemetery. Mr. Schults was In Callforbershlp It ha* been neccaaary to supplement finances by conduct­ ing an additional sustaining He wsa bom- in Philadelphia. Fails to Appear, Bond Forfeited Billy G. McCloud. R1 Vermont­ ville. failed to appear Saturday for a Ute! on a traffic charge forfeited by Municipal Judge L. E BametL John and Semonc Schulte. He grew up there and married Emella Kruger of Philadelphia They moved to Chicago In 1918 where he worked as a molder in a foundry. . In 1920 they came to Hastings and he worked for lhe E. W Bites Company until 1924 when he went to work for the Viking Corporation He was foundry superintendent for Viking when Mr*. Schulte died on March 30. 1957. In addition to hl* daughter, he Typewriters & Adding Machines For Sale ur Rent Ropair Service SCHADERS Halting*; three grandchildren: a brother. Charles. North Holly­ wood. Calif , and a sister, Mrs Mary Hellg of Philadelphia. Restaurant Gutted «rr brainnin, another at MutanThe Rev. David Honeywell ofA‘ °W *b°O* ““ has been enlarged cnuuKTU until uniu it re<«-----. ccivcd 120 in Use ninth grade bat Hasting* Township Cemetery. January. Thia mean* that in Mr. Ryan suffered a heai tie* and English. । wc au . .... wv mirn Of her graduation from Albion. Mudente in*ttte‘“hl^htai born in Columbus. ^ur conhrence a. compare,! with on M 1M1 lhe In the depression with .no place 22 in 1950. n. Ona and Amanda Ryan He i S".t ~ »huiu. or v. KSd.ll. lived In my home town, and *111 be staying With former .nd ™ *.._ o mu I j-— . ° n Aug. 2, *1924. In! kept busy a* a telephone opcr- friends ; Kendallville. | ator, Sunday school teacher. Ep------------ •-----------They moved to Bellevue in 1926 worth league counselor, free Il 1 land had raided Ah /-“••‘M L olkse bion College. Lenten Speaker—The Rev. Maur­ ice Glasgow. pastor of the Mulli­ ken and Dow MethodUt Church- give Them," st a Lenten Sunday reached icuuku land Methodist Church. Rev. Glasgow is a graduate of Has­ ting* High School and Mlritlgan State university, ha* be«r»ervIng Methodist congregations for pastor. Invites all to attend. Retired Bliss Lathe Operator Buried Monday 'r0* ^.^'^’^X’^Lraee Benham nd 'what-havc-you. | . r* ■ nndln. U»< only |)1(“S □11003 V III ic* for teachers were In Iat in. Battle Creek at 820,000 It was Caledonia'* first Are call since last October Banner Ads Benefit VOUt ADD COMFORT TO YOUR HOME! you from beginning to end. Earl McMullin la to give the invocation and the Rev. Willard Friday at the First MethodUt Church with Stun Cummings RcV George Elliott the bencdlc- SPEBSQSA Chapter? ^william Kirkpatrick I* \ to M Garden *Peak March 26 at the Preabytu! ra m ‘'rum Church with Charles ^ngs W^S^y Lri £ Schroeder giving the invocation Barry County since that time •■uiklnZu^ti organtaa-' R'T c 8lucfc- w Kll>DO 2,1’?™, >« •“ W-r. Arthur own » w « ... --:cxxxragemcnv or xsarwr onop aptu s sons. D*vld of Kansas City. Mo , QV1Jlrlet flinging in America, with Ken Robbe giving the ta­ .. ------ ---__ ._______ ________ ,u- r>*,. WniUarH Father of Delton Woman Dies Dwight-Chapman Buried Friday At Homer Funeral rervlces for Dwight Chapman. 93, Rt Freeport, who died at the Barry County Medi­ cal Facility Tuesday night, were held at 10 am. Friday at the Westbrook - Tldd Funeral Home ■it Homer. The Rev. James W. Lavengood officiated and burial was In Fair­ Pay Income Taxes Clean Vp Old Bills WHEN YOU NEED Cash school Sea “OK" Havard In Nyadlri Mias Park* started tn 1945 she added the first entire icliool from the tint through the eighth grade. At tie lo Old Umiall to start the first high school In tho conference tn I960. In tile ninth grade and kept adding a class a year until we ’25»’1,000 |jj=i |B&—| Local Finance On Your Signature Or Security Stop In or Call — Sama Day Sorvlco Mr Chapman had been he»lth for a long Ume. Mr. Chapman wu bora Oct. 31. 1811, at Hartford. WU., the ion of Orange and Kila* (Klngi Chapman. He moved to Litch­ field with hl* parent* as a small buy and attended school there He married Minnie Hopkins of No need to put up with cramped living quartan apace to your place. We can handle Hie job for Women. they found, outnum-( respondencc and attended high rl.MM for rcilou.' T fin!“™“d w wrt“ “ «»•.»• Hrtlwr win iln u» bmwir.im Mid IalM encouraged attendance at I ClarfBEe Rltsctna is to speak ally got my first teaching job. ’ah2« U* Cereal clly Chapter* loth at the Presbyterian Church on Dibble a 40 pupils In the upper grades of Grace Benham. hr^ihlr ’ niu^r rnmrn.m ’ luttte a™™al -Night of Harmony" to April 9 with William G. Brad­ a two-room rural school clone to Md at 8a o o.’clock dock on Saturgmter- ford ford giving giving the Uvc invocation invocation and and Tuesday at the W*lldorff-Spon- brother. Oliver Compton. Battle be held able Funeral Home .Creek. day. March 27, in Kellogg Audi- , the Rev Dcaklns. 88. 921 E. Clinton, who torium, ! diction. died al 1 pm. Friday. March 12. Polish. Italian. Greek, Swiss and Related and burial at Borges* Hoapttal In Kalama­ German background. Klvendde Cemetery. zoo. were held at 1 pm. Monday at the Leonard-Osgood Funeral _____ .....______ ..tv with corporal punishment, wa* Home. Funeral icrvlcea for the only language they under­ Health Center wlwrv site laid Maat. Sr.. 65. former Kalamazoo stood Visits In Uie iiumcs re­ been for 18 days. quired on Interpreter luid often tings Township Cemetery revealed Immorality tiuit made daughter of Eime piUliied sinew Feb. 6. tied Janus Benham fn 1909. He Burial was In ML Olivet Cemedkd in 1919. ten*. Mr.. MaaL who retired leas will: some success but many fallty on July 20. 1878. the ion of mr». ueiusaiii ui rsurviv™ uj ------ ---- ----- ----------------------- . Rev. John and Mary (Mowery i "Next I taught high school one brother. Glen Ingram. 1832 department, died unexpectedly Deakln*. He married' Minnie B Broadway. Tuesday of teat week while ririLChudley In 1907. She died in 1909.1 Latin and English for two yram i tag a son at Son Diego. Calif. Mr. Deakln* married JooeplUne Thn OU... Rta'ri 3 mnu« milllmi bujhel bushel damhu™. 15 !,urrlvca 015 -nd wnc- Um. Iour pwte-wuw P^W. w whotn I Th. <n crop of peaches last year, vnl. a lathe operator at the E. W. Bites Company until he retired flrrt left college I had planned lied at W3 millton. placed Mich- istCD cllllarcn igan a* the Nation** No. 3 peach ------------•-----------x producer. The Miciilgan Depart- i The United Blate Marine Corps both before and after hl* reably to China. 1 Philadelphia on July 4. 1800. propagated In the State "In 1937 I heard they Josephine; a ion, Donald of Hastings, three daughters. Mr*. Carl (Agnesi Phillips of Kala­ found myself heading for southmazoo. Mr* Robert (Mary) Bur- Pire gutted the Cherry Valley teaching and later acting a*, hcndteaclier. In a trade school. I early Monday. March 8. Fire Chief.Warren Wenger said the Waukegan, JU.; nine grandchil­ though tiie student* were adostructure and content* were a dren: five great grandchildren: a .school. and probably two-thirds complete loaa. The blase was dlsteolt. Office Supplies their married life. He Used In this art* since his wife* death Mr. Chapman is survived by a sl»ter. Mr*. Audrey Ackley, of Hastings. a total enrollment of 195. I con- \ tinned at Old Umiall. except for furloughs In 13 and '59 in the1 Open Eveninas By Appointment SALADIN'S MILLION DOLLAR BAND AND VARIETY SHOW TV™ A. o.imiti $6.22 ° mon,h Free Estimate* Why Drive Around With a Faulty Auto Radio? Finish off your basement $13.00 P«r for the benefit of crippled, handicapped and underprivileged children of Hastings Shrine Club area repaired quickly $12.00 p*r mo"rt’ No Obligation Estimates Budget Terms Arranged! - ___________ ...... o.. «.,.r •«“ "< P~P“ •>» “**' “» Frank Braden. Regional Seoul AUen_*“ eUc^d “*?' n___ ■■... _ ,.____ _ _ .. 'Jif tt-llh 117 Viifra nil the b«d7JiMhuiJ. m M.Swi F~pu» Ursa ciwi« George Johnson and Lawrence • 1 1 Unrvonitv Howitoi Speak r nday at Lenten Breakfast The Thornappie Boy Scout uenuu w*a uuo us sm susuicui-------------—-------— In Region Seven to lecetve recog - u’rr *>“» 127 votes and niUon for reaching their 1964 ¥* P*" VanZyL __ — •__________ . VTaV-ttUm -TWelrm- anrt Hnhlnr K Tboanapple District Reprraen - I Wl 5-91B? CENTRAL RADIO A TV HOWAKD TKUMBUU Wl J-9IBT » Wl 5-9992 228 N. JaHersea *4 MiM WE CLOSE AT NOON ON SATURDAYS THURSDAY March 25, 1965 ADMISSION $1.00 Tickets are Available from any Shriner ... or from Dale's Bake Shop, Sears & Music Center in HASTINGS Keihl Hardware & Super Market Jewelers 8:00 p.m CENTRAL AUDITORIUM Hastings, Michigan in NASHVILLE Booth Insurance Agency In MIDDLtVIUt Lake Greenhouse in Lake Odesia Freeport Supply in Freeport Ray Aldrich Agency in Caledonia �Cekbrity Series UTOS* *uwu HELP the Homeless and Hungry Ovensw Methodists to Gather at MSU For Conclave ^ProfuTlif Oliver Wendell Holmes." Kitty Carlisle in "Firat Pima singular," Norman GarSTpolra*pair.ter. in PuU Up gJc and “Richard HoCteM in Tatln America - Naott Cold War Battle Ground." CATHOLIC BISHOPS' FUND fOR THE NEEDY OVERSEAS 4 STEPS TO HOPE WOODLAND UNITED BKlTliHLS CHURCH LoweU Dimoa, Paator Sunday school. 10 ba Menus* worship, 11 am Christian Endsavor, «;W PA Prayer service, Wad, 8 PA Public invited. Miuister. Dale R. Harvey 410 E. Madison, 946-6065 9:46 am. Church school. Bupt Mik Evelyn Benedict. 11 am. Morning worship 7:30 pm. Wed. Bible Study •Bunday. 6:46 pm Tisensgera leavs for Chariot* We will be guests of their Walther League. Monday, 8 pm. Mission Circle. Tuesday. 7:30 pm Bunday METHODIST CHURCH Rev. Lawrwce LoweU. Pastor Sunday school. 10 ba Mamin* worahlp. 11 am. Youth Fellowship. 7 JO PA Wednesday 6 am—Men's Prayer Band. 9 am—Women's Prayer Band. 7.30 pm Prayer and Bible Hickory Cornea, Michigan Rm. Vaughn B. Jensen. Pastor ZION LUTHERAN CHURCH 10 ba Bunday school. VcUe Road al Woodland 11 ■m Morning worahlp Jun­ Her. Einar Unseth, Pastor ior church and nursery provided. -Your Friendly, Clirtrt-centered Church* Bunday school, 10 ba Worahlp. 11 ba Third Bun- 'Matter' is Subject. For Sunday Service lhe tenpdtsl and illusory na- enoe Churches this Bunday. The responsive reading from Jeromiah Includes thia verae; “Truly in vain is salvation iioped far I 6 pm. Senior MYF Prognasuve dinner and bowling. Bunday. March 31, 9;4S ba ! I — u, .nlUU.uMU, Wl If. %*SS through tho ST ROSE CATHOLIC CHURCH Rev. FT. Joseph C. Dunphy. Rev. David Hawley, AMittsnt Cryntalaireu at Pilgrim Church .yuunoy t nuren Church school, 10:30 ba Worahlp service, 1130 am. Topic for circuit churches: "Deliverance To The Captives." and* Boy s Brigade. Women's Missionary Fellow­ ship 2nd Tuna, each month. 7:30. Walldorff-Sponable Silver wedding for Mr. and Mra. Dean Cunningham. □-&. Everyone invited. Luther League. 7:30 PA Da* ration. Jane Crockford. Topic, Worahlp servMB, 10 ba David Uud; rcfroshmcnU. LU re Bunday school, 11 am. Wed., choir practice. 7:30 pm NKthamar and Tim Smith. Thursday, 4 pm Junior choir Cherub and Junior clioira, Wednesday, 4 pm. Bible Study. Wednesday, 7 pm "Background of Old Tretament Tlnirii" Lenten service. Wednesday. 8 PA -The Country Cross-Bear­ er." Senior choir, Wednesday, 9 PA. Broadway and Center Catechism dam, Saturday, • Willard H. Curtis, Minister BA . Mornings worahlp. 9:30 and UNITED BRETHREN IN CHRIST CHURCH K. Colfax at N. Baitwood Rev. Doru-ne Speaa, Pastor 0 SO am. Morning worship. Junior church. 10.30 am. Sunday achooL 6 15 pa Christian Endeavor. 7 PA Gospel hour. Speaker, Clarence Strouse. 7:30‘pm Thursday, prayer and 6:30, Senior High Youth FH- praise at the Clarence Strouse lowslup at tbe church. . home, 711 E Thorn BL U. High Sciwoi Adult cUm in church membership. McCALLUM UNITED Monday 8wnb BRETHREN IN CHRIST CHURCH -The Church in the Wildwood* 4. Junior High class in church OUs Lake Road membership. Rev. Doriecc Bpeas. Pastor 6:30. Family Night supper In Rev. Torrey O. Baranto. Pastor 10 am. Bunday school. Telephone 374-3346 11 am. Morning worship. Just off M-66, North on M-50 Cherub church. in Village of Woodbury 7:16 pm. CtviaUan Endeavor. Sunday school, 9:46 ba g pa Gospel hour, rnessags by Worship, 11 am the pastor. ■Junior church for children. 47:10 pa Wednesday. prayer Youth choir nbeanal. Wad, praise and Bible study. rUIUMM PUMIT Bible Study and prayer ser­ vice. Wednesday. 9 pm. al Roger Carey home, west of church. 'Serving Your Community Since 1895 24-Hour Service Chevrolet Phone Wl 5-3252 Youth Phone the pharmacist Call your lawyer workpower “wal Call J friend Phone the florist 10 ba Bunday 11 ba Worahlp 8 PA Evening Community Room above Wood­ land Fire Bunton. K. W. Mosher. Pastor 10 am Bunday school. 11 am. Worahlp service. 7:30 pm. Evening service. 7:80 pA. Wed . prayer service For information, call Clayton What a wonderful thief the telephone is I And how little It costs I Michigan Bell Part sf ths NgliMwidi BsU Syitam Cor. of Simon and Buehler Road 4 miles W. of Broadway, Freeport Rar. Gerald Hephncr. Pastor Bunday school. 10 am. Morning worship, 11 am Young People's service. 7 pm. Evangelical service, • pm. right over bumps and trouble Independent fl suspension takes the “truck” out at rough roads, protects truck, driver ive Jotting. And on Chevrolet pickups and cargo from it’s a proved system with millions of miles of user experience behind iL Try It out on one of Chevrolet’s great Fleetside or Stepside pickups. Ifs one of tbe big reasons that Chevrolet is first choice with pickup users from csest to coast truck ride, it ar LARKE BUICK-CHEVROLET 1435 S. Hanover HASTINGS Wl 5-2425 �Bummer vaoaricne on my grand- I gathered the ounawe oi father Marshall's farm in Pralr-1 and onto into piles of a dosen ievtlle township. He bought that each, which the men folks 180 acres directly from the gov- would later set up tn round cmmenl In 1837. The title to It shocks, with two bundle* prop“-*-J ‘ — eriy spread for the covering. I well remember that six and one-half foot tall, red haired, broad shouldered Jim Psrrigo was employed to cradle the wheat by my grand father. He luid long anna and was a «ian: In strength. Hi* cradle »x* u foot or two longer than the aver­ age. He was quick moving, work­ ed steadily from sunup to sun­ down. and wiu paid by the acre instead of by the day. Ite had a record of cutting forty acrea of heavy wheat on the Harthorn farm in six daya Tho average Berryville Mrs. Tracy Dies ‘ Undergoing Open Heart Surgery Mead and family were Bunday. March 7, dinner guests of Mr. houM-amrst* of Mr. and Mrs and Mra. Clayton McKeown of Donald ixnrsctt recently. * Mr. Quimby. * Mra. Russell Mead and Mrs Karl Fufpaff and was a recent guest of Mra. Alfamily were Saturday. March 8. Funeral services for Mra. Dowling they were tired boys wiwn the day ended. I'm telling you. Jim Perrigo liad a "syetern." Hi* long IkuTyvillo WSC8 is sponarms, great strength and long an OpportuiUUc* Banwheat was cut by hand-operated cradle gave him a Mg advantage nt the church at 7 pm. M -- tui *— *—-------* grain cradles. My grandfallver over the average oradlrr had no reaper at that time, but know Just how to take a deep iBerryville communiue* Mias bite Into the standing P*U>: Edith Park*. mbrtonary from had the stamina to keep it upAfnca wui teU of her expertall day and made every more Atoo Edna Abel, of count. c«Ur Springs a Junior at MSU. i (Continued next week) will be present to talk and show daughter of Paul and Leona Intel* iKeUyl Frenette. vso*Mrs. Tracy 1* survived by two daughters. Mra. Jack < Beverly I i pen t Smith and Mrs Richard < Leona) Mra. Robert Mackinders * Miss, j:urabeth Smith was able to at- I t,nd church services on Sunday. March 8. t The Bill Henry* re- upbraids hl* kittenish xcrctary for a mteplaced comma in a letter, he find* he ha* a raging for gtrlhocnl drrain*. You track mud Into t»er living roan at the risk of graro personal injury. Tho Ude of Ute rune strong only in the noaeti at pendent chil- You Can Win ★ UP TO >100 CASH ★ FREE TOP VALUE STAMPS * FREE FOOD PRODUCTS “GRAND ^ TOP A*>>am 1000 FILLED (A “UE STAMP BOOKS 1A1.UC It 1* the dreary time of “The rerful this year." says February Blues." when the flag r. coughing aa his pen of living droops at half staff. acscai the preeerlpuon It is a time when the wise man. to bring better days. Of course, if you're a fighter, there is one thing you can do to whip the doldrums of the spirit that comes at this annual cal- oorion s rrazon your Christmas shopping early. But don't hum any carol*. My main article today U about bgm right back. . DOUBLE STAMPS FISH STICKS 3 ^‘p^ ' vwivn > rrutwn THRIFTY ROUND, RIB, SWISS or Perch Fillets •* Thn laundry put more starch * tnryonrt shirt collar, just pure cuaeednes* The post•m M the toe on the Nm ths snow underfoot. He wWWn. how many yrarc he’d Wttb totoand in Jail if he dump< Ml mailbag into the nearest 11am Marshal) Really this whole sewer, and ran away from home. article today Is sort of a grand JWB butcher tuts a heavier fatherly mem. M. L. knew the Widow McMannU because tie KcMannte farm was sold, my great grandfather bought it and in turn my grandfather bought It-of my great grandfather This farm since the !870's was in Uie Calthrop family until last year (IBM) when my aunt sold the farm after my uncle Marshall Calthrop'* death. AU tiie Cal­ throp children were born on this farm excepting my mother who Sign lhe ertlry blank portion ol each ilip and deposit in offrcial "Nesi £gg" entry box Io be eligible for Grand Prize Brewing aaaoa aaawosoa WEDNESDAY 49/ Fr*»-Shore Frozen-2 lb. pkg Breaded Shrimp *1.79 SucUr'i Whole or Hall _ _ DOHELESS HAMS n> 79/ Paschke's Shank Portion SMOKED HAMS * 39/ Patrick Cudahy Canned Honey Hams 3lbt*"*2.99 THRIFTY Blade or Center Cut Chuck Roast KROGER lb. Frescb Fries Bpneless ” Krogar Frozen VEGETABLES 6 10-ex pkgs Pot Roast 1 Kroger Hol Dog &- pkgt. ol 8 -T— with lhe purcMta of J-fc*. or more FRESH GROUND HAMBURGER I Cracked Avondale Frozen THRIFTY I Hamburger Buns 2 LAST WEEK! luvu 39/ Wirn in* pwcnaja o; niUKAUt » - CORNED BEEF BRISKET I Kroger Carload Sale JELLIES Kroger , Grapefruit Sections 4 co“ ’ Kroger Spinach-15-oz Election Notice wxn 3 pwinow • << 1, vnw - BONELESS PORK ROAST I GRADE 'A' FRESH LARGE EGGS VAC-PAC CORK S-Ml GARDEN PEAS Kroger FRUIT COCKTAIL BEAN COFFEE CAKE MIXES Kroger CATSUP | [ 50 Extra TV Stamps with Hie perch*** oi «ny 2 ion Ona City Clerk (2YaarTarm) KROGER'S I Embassy Stuffed Olives I KROGO | Rodoao st Kroger thru Sal. M*rch 20, 1963 | Shortening ib. c<> Ona Alderman from.each ward Ont City Assessor (2 Year Term) 1 st & 4th Wards YELLOW TEXAS ONIONS CARROTS . w«m i-w pvit*an or <yia on w o-oz. I KROGER DRESSINGS i I COUNTRY CLUB IMITATION Ona-Board of Review Member ' (3 Year Term) Cheese Spread !• any Amofldmwti or Propositions that avbralttod. Hungarian Ring Coffee Cake I ' Whan you buy U S. Maine Polatoet ,10-fc. DONNA J. KINNEY, City Clark Hastings, Michigan (You gat both for (You gat both STORE HOURS Mon.-Tuoe. 9-6 Wed.-TUi.-Fri. 9-9 Sot. .9-7 KROGER lor w.tn • <4 | I | ra.j. . p*;r4H Frnb Emit & Vegeubles I Redeem rt Kroger Ihra Sei. Monk 20. 1961 . �ANNUAL TAX SALE I SCHWUL. A 9 Middleville Students Earn All ‘A ’ Averages r~«» <>■><-"»»—' Juil ’ tai Ml lira PRIOR YEARS rail- Eft iii: ah at as aa CASTLETON TOWNSHIP Bacon. Mark Burna. Ken Mine- ckvted: S Il TAXES OF I9« AND Tbwnawle-KeUogg High School' CampbiiL RusseU Clark. Sandra earned rtnlght ’ A” average* for, DeVries. Marsliami Dipp, Cheryl lhe last marking period and 701 Ftnkbeiner, Scott Henntng. Drew t>wnjtn»i। — ------------------Hlndsrer. Diane -Middle ton, Juckto MlUef, Terry Moore. Ken VanByctle has announced. Otto. Terry Page, Chris SheUlngton. Ted Veldcnnan and. Nancy Frmhmen: Ruth Aubll, Bonnie Buehler, Debbie Henning. Margi McDiarmld, Cheryl McWhlnncy, John Otto, Nancy Sothard. Ran­ dy Sullivan. Don VanDyken, Bri- .1 M I ASSYRIA 1 J leu ‘ (3.93 I H Ol Ml H «l Sa 33 W.OQ 1343___M??” TOWNSHIP SSTESB w M whLh uL a “nbm u SB 40.40 1M3 ss rssv^gaa i44.7« LarUhd. Fatal, Mi N. SA* W * and Judy Blough. Dave Butler. Mike Booth, Mike Bremer, Carol Lynn Hennliig, Larry Kuhlman’, Calms, Mary Carpenter, Kristen ..'•5 — “■’■ **3JT»V" Hom McKeown. Kelth^lear, Al- mccn. Susie Kcrmecn. Bob Labln. Mafchele, Bill Miller. Carolyn ren Thaler. Holly Van Matre. Robertson, Jo Shelllngton, Pat BUI Wieringa, Judy Wlewmhofor Shi rely. Gary VanElst. Jan Wood and JoEllyn Yoder. mention: Candy Bedford. Cyn- “ Gless. Marcella Oronewoid, Na­ dine Kidder, Kathy Leigh, Gaye Marble, Ty McKibben, Shell* Mulford, Pam Park. Gary Pratt, By Mra. Syinan Tagg Sandia Solomon, Robert Steeby, 111 BNoh U. -Jim Vaniiouten, Jim Vander 8chuur. >0.00 Ufl 31.33 Freeport Dombos, Arnold Dukes, Victor Penis, Nikki Prost, Tom Griffith. Hwpltal in Jody Hetrlgel, Paul* Karpinski, March 7. Kathy Kcnneen, Dawn Kidder, Kurt Kunde. Jano AllDer, Vivian Cadillac. LINDBEBOH FABK *’ 31 4.00 ISM SA47 ssaianhiuf.'ffitJuas 1 II, U E 110 I mastsnebogk-s subdivision I c«u\>4 rd 37 rd*, th ■ “— SUFEBVIBOBB PLAT OF HOWABD POINT Sunday, 34 4.10 1W1 SCVll’s M W*H Ot NV OAKWOOD SHOBES IBS! _____ NSMtauaMsAu^. HA8TINC ■UPEBVUOBS FLAT Ot ENGLAND POINT tees and baby at Saclnto. Linda Tnlan. and Dave PiMtma and Debby of McCords Harvey Becker. Charles Baldry. were Sunday, March 7, lunch ■ Kathy Blertnacher, Jack Camp­ bell, Mary Cline. BUI Dipp. Linda Howell. Bob Humphrey, TUn luu Ctir(» lake uc« af Ims Ikaa W* oaUi McKibben. KA> Middleton, Ja­ i*«a U( «bal» (oical shall b« • nette Misak. ’Andre* Mulford. .od 1014. II aar M»«l al David Neuon, Bonnie Rendon. tended the Blue and Gold ban- act b« .old for l*xr». lowt.il Ken Secord, Linda Sothard, Bill Sullivan, Gary Warner. Alan and Jim William, and Linda WolWayne. * Donald Grand r — ■--------March 7. East Doud By Mra. Lloyd Owen DAISY HILL ULHKOU TOWNSHIP Blough - ■----- -■ WALNUT Bl DOB HMT ADDITION ASKOLDS PLAT Lol (01. BUI Blough March fith Mr. and Mrs. Robert Blough at WtlluS’criillir. Northville. * Mr. and Mrs. MU- family from McOmber called Mra. Keith Buehler and family ard Moore’s, bringing ice cream Mr. and Mr*. Robert Humphrey and a cake, it being Mra. Moore's and family wert Sunday. March birthday. * Mrs. Janrietlc Essner and Richard from \pastlngs called at the Howard. Moore's Bunday, March 7. visllors of Mr. Thursday. * Mra. Ada Tobias dievide. Howard Moore's Sunday. * Mr. and Mrs. Hernan Getman from were Saturday, March 6, supper South Haven were dinner guest* st WlU Curd’s, Sunday. Mr. and Blough in honor of Mrs. Blough's Mrs. John Gur<! from Cider Mill birthday. * Mra. Wayne Tugg 1»U 173.31 r« a «.■»_. ft? ■“** SEEING POINT MO. X 118 ’81 STATE OF MICHIGAN SUNDAGO PABK FOB THE COUNTY OF BABBY HOPE TOWNSHIP E 20A ol NW U of NE U 1R 50.00 111 S3 10 Jmc Ml lhe 10. U W STONY POINT 'SrJLSSHViQi1 IS Com al NE c. NW U uf 8W U of Boe AMMON BATON’S ADDITION DANIEL BTAJKEBS ADDITION EBVIBOB'S PLAT sunset tom .« S tTJ.tAV' IMOU k. to mill pot 4, Ab, th 8 61Xi ’ W K 31 ch. to b»«. Ourds. Kurt and Kathy Owen from BHd or Middleville in honor of Algonquin spent trots Friday Mr. Bird's birthday. * Mr. and until Sunday aft e r |i o o » uit Grandpa Owens, while iheirpar- EASTERN ADDITION ft ILS “ dirs. jt. . nament at Ann Arbor Saturday and Sunday. * Ban Dutcher and daughter of Calclittle Tinto Arnold I hospital at Hastings. Prank Dutcher to Lansing BunTUtyrMarch 7, wliero they visited Mr. and'jMnt Dw»ld Vlger.. Mr. mid Mra. Clutrlm Gibbs KBNFISLD’S ADDITION OBANOE VILLE TOWNSHIP . OBANT'B ADDITION I. 1(41 130.M BUPEBV130B CHA IBS ADDITION KO, 3 We have the latcit patl«rnc HOFB TOWNSHIP LAKEWOOD ESTATES ceived a call from their boil " ‘ * Allcrdlng, Bun- DUBDIVIBION He wau tranalerrvd there 0BIGINAL FLAT 1 7 Hlk 7. 1»(3 BABBY TOWNSHIP strong INOLEUM Cunt >1 HK c dlM. Church Thursday, and Mra. William Vnndermale OAK OPENINGS IBM 101.(7 PLAT OF BAYLES ADDITION TO THE VILLAGE OF .... ULOVEBDALE 3J0J Robert Conley and son, Gary, of Hastings were Friday supper EVERY BUDGET Stuart. * Mr. and Mra. Donald Wallunas and family of Detroit 123 W. Stole St. •"™SA.PFSA—"’ Cota to NW w of W U of NW u of WaWMSSh EDDY’S BEACH W-rf’d! ICalamafoo HASTINGS FLOOR COVERING ALOONQUTN LAKS BS PBOPEETIEH, UNIT LONG VIEW POINT Till ■loltl l(\ I IMHIl't IN FLOORB A FLOOR TO MEET Pete Wallunaa Vs Mina Wieland was a Friday overnight and Saturday gu<i>t 4’ WUl H.UM ISM* ■ SI I;. .:■•.■ 7.-.-AS5UII1 I to Wiisnj.io ft’ th COLOR TV (t( IMS MIDDLEVILLE 1. Hl.to at Michl. ot which llrt tM. . J< SS. SAMUEL 1OUBH ADDITION ■ns "Tm: **' SS43 L'JU" Vs** jAAt CHASSIS ABSESBOB'S PLAT 10. 9 OODLAXD TOWNSHIP VIUo*iCai0»rAL,,y‘^VTILLB to »ad B Mi at Lol 33. ISO 71 ft Si is ’.“X.S’SU?' ’.kl-j'Aj'ftj’f 100a ft. th Noiu ft t ’ BE K tf BE £ r. •ar ptalal POPLAB BEACH *!/'i S0ft‘. to E to bij. BBPLAT or OUTLOT FAIB LAKE PABK DAMIEL STALEY’S ALUSON OBEBN. CABLTON TOWNSHIP SFTCHELl (ARISON £J S i . . — —---------1 ADDITION Have You Tried knee, uniformity, vrnittltty. sass tf msdernUatiM An Efficient tktiON's ultra- COLOR HABDHND0BP ADDITION gw A ft. th W 44s Uh. <>4c... Hastings Banner WANT zW Lately? Wl J.ilil |t— ?,Y------------------ - Lt'i.n I’.rwi ta I rglK'.inv.trs.'if: sv;. JI 10 ST ft X ol HW cor al hll> ' IMS 17.41 I �Public Forum Dexter of LonMng wore Sunday/ March 7. orernlght guests of Mf WfMH’P her parsnte, Mr. and Mn. Ernest “ their home Saturday evoung. | HU • 1TIW1 Cj 1 dSL -. u,.^ u, Carpenler? Ke8 as? Freeport Sunday Morning By Mrt. Sylvan Tngg Mr. md Mrs. Lyle Blough are the parents of a girl, born Sun­ day. March 7, at 9;65 am. at Cart Tuttle of NashvlUc Sunday. March 7, dinner guests of her pamita. Mr. and Mn>. Adon Myer*. * Mn. Sylvan Tagg was a Sunday March 7. of fcctiUey. Boo McDcmud of kUddlevUte and Clifford Awar­ ding and sou of ILxsungx. Mr. and Mrs Woyno Fields and family of Caledonia were Sunday, March 7, c*U*a ot Mr. and Mra. James Cool ★ Bobby Funeral services for Daniel C. Moon. 68. 744 £. Colfax, who died at 1140 turn. Bunday at STEAK SALE Center Cut Round Sirloin or Cube. T-Bon« or Chip Steury Electric Joint National Trade Group Rump or Rotisserie Roast Porterhouse SMOKED HAMS Butt Portion BRISKETS Point Cuts Plot Cuts ROASTING CHICKENS HAMBURGER PURE BEEF 3 lbs« or more 45‘a In Lesser Amounts A. & P. TUNA PINK SALMON BARTLETT PEARS Shank'Portion 49% 4^89' 2^89 LIGHT CHUNK 6Mt Ox. Cans COLDSTREAM I lb. Can* TURKEY ROLLS SLICED BACON SLICED BACON Light ond Dark Meat lb. 49' 1 lb. Pkg. Semi-Eoncle-s > Super Right Beef Cantor Blade Cuts a 49' Fancy Slices OCEAN PERCH FILLETS $4 89 I 2 lb. Pkg, Super Right, Fancy Quality HALIBUT STEAKS lb. lb. lb. Allgood, Lean Layer* HAMS, Super Right STRIP STEAKS CHUCK ROASTS 39' 89' 99' 59' 69' a 4-5 lb>. (5 lb. Box $1.69) lb. 35' Sultana A&P MARVEL Fruit Cocktail Grapefruit ICE CREAM Puvllch and daughters of Has­ tings and later accompanied tixm to the band concert, ★ Mr. and Mra. Larry Wieland were Sunday, March 7, visitors of lite mother, Mra. Mina Wieland. Mra. Clair Clum accciinsmlcd Mr. and Mra. Adon Myera io Middleville where they visited Mr. and Mra. Pal stove. * Mra. Adon Myera, Mrs. Dunne Fox und Mrs. Clair Tuttle wore Grand Rapids visitors Saturday. * Mr. and Mra. Richard Bird and Linda and Nancy ot UULdlcville were Sunday dinner inicste of Mr. and Mra. Glenn Taggart in honor of Linda Bagla birthday. * Charles Gitte and Dale Dukeo spent Friday ami Saturday fishing on Hamb­ lin and Mitchell LoJtes. ★Don­ ald Blough of Grand Rapids was a Saturday vWtoc ot hto par­ ents. On May 13, 1808, the U. 8. Navy Nuraa Corp* w*a establish- We're Now Located in our NEW BUILDING 1 Gallon AGP HALVES lb., 3 as. Cans 107 East Woodland , Midway Betwean Broadway ond Michigan Stop in and See Our A&P—1 Qt„ 14 Ox. Cons Collection of Pineapple-Grapefruit Drink MAXWELL HOUSE 14 Ounce INSTANT BANANAS A Real Value CARPETS McGee - Monarch "Largeet Selection in Barry County" NYLONS - WOOLS - ACRILANS and Herculons Special $695 Coffee $149 501 Nylon *q. INSTALLATION INCLUDED and FREE SPOT REMOVAL foe AGP 1 lb., 2 m. Cent Jane Parker Hot Crocs Sweet Potatoes'2/49c AGP I Qt„ 14 0*. Cana Tomato Juice _______ 4 99c AGP 1 lb. Cant Jane Parker—Large 8-Inch Small Peas4 89c AGP Yellow Cling, Slice* or Halves Peaches 1 13 o*. BUNS Com 4 99c CHERRY PIE „„,%a ORANGES Whole, Unpeeled 1 lb., 3 Os. Cans A&P Apricots ___ 3 79c Ana Page 1 Pt., 8 Os. Bottle RUGS and UPHOLSTERY Cleaned the Scientifie Wav by DURACLEAN California Novel RYE BREAD Sixe 113 doz. • All Work Done In Tour Own Home • Everything Ready the Same Day • No Meuy Soaking or Shrinking Blended Syrup: 49c 10c Off Label OH dexola Oil «* 0* 63c Warwick 4c Ann Page 10*4 Os. Cans THIN MINTS Mushroom Soup L_... 6 79c Label “ 35' Super J4arkets Miller's "SS? �I' D—THE HASTINGS BANNER Deadline Nears To Sign Up for Wheat Program THE HASTINGS BANNER meni acreages total *9 percent of Ute entire National allotment Highlights Interesting Joins Association Now’s the Time to Be Thinking of Cutting Grass James M Rhodes. Dowling, has been elected to membership in tho American Angus Associa- Lake Odessa mowing. datian* Now la lhe time for all gasl adjusted mower, and cut often men to (groan: begin thinking to avoid high-moisture ixobabout mowing the lawn. By M^s. Dan Prltrman -Alternate directions of cut will partially control runner* of signed up to participate Ln the voluntary 1968 Wheat Program. suite of the third week of Spring cutting. Watson advised Unit a* no time should clipping amounts Grand Rapids, were Bunday. Hickey*, it Mr. and Mra. Harold Johnston and Prlicllla were Sun- is Top .11'4 II 111 4 I Crop Around The World 518 Feed Grain » - Barry FarmsSign troalna anuon Though ..pert* were skeptical. the agronomist I n^a wThe growing volume of gel- C J For. ’65 Program , M '-----gnaln annually yield* more wsalth than all the silver, gold, jmuuultu ui inc United State* ■ <• In 1963 farmers brought Ln a record crop of four billion. . 17 , D _ _____ .Dairy jrarm Calendar. largely the mult of hybrid >M 0I1H caafareore t iiyona own la uuiauiai uy uiMAKCH 1* «•—« Dw breeding selectrd strains to iteKI Cltalc. IH H.rUcal Mtlen Smith ot the Barry velop desirable qualities. then crewing tne suama. miuxi two-------- -- -------- -- --------hybrids are intertwvd to erode Information which might .era of Barry county 'Mentally World avold uneven cuts. Pays $25 Fine, Costs lotts paid a »35 tine plus M 45 court costa after a he pleaded guilty before Municipal Judge L. K Barnett to a charge of being a minor in passetalon of intoxi- the March 26 rioting date Will HU-1* bt—* MAMCH *T — . T^.Jlnl4 •* held ,l Middleville March 19 al 8 pm. The office at 9 “P*" SkifT^I 8 “-m- to 4M pjn’ t**‘n °° March M frtwn 4:30 to 8 30 Pm Threc Ul to the regular office boon of <•>am to 4.30 Dm.some annual rain on lhe •emi-arid Ugloua algnlficancc among tribes, notably the Hopl. ter machinery, fertilizer*, and pesUcldes have made corn prob­ ably the most productive of all grain* In term* of man-hours - L'ncvro terrain siiould be re­ garded to prevent *c«Jplng of lawn and mower damage. —Insects. such as earthworms taxed to it* ability to produce sufficient leaf surface for the kse Spring* on March 8. or surgery at Walter Reed photosynthetic activity required Registration of atallions with for Its growth. ddtal. Washington. D C. grain base acreage need to sign th? Michigan Department of Agriculture lift* about doubled turned home Thursday after order to use acreage substitution spending two weeks with Iter dicatlng the raining ot riding hatband in Washington * Mr* Scho«L 7:30 . MAB0H ST—*U H*n» Cl»* CUate. Feed Grain Program tign-up Frrtl Bond and two children of fertllzrd enough to be picked by machine, can be adapted to different! made reairtent to dlseaura. unnxe outer cereau. corn llQim! Geographic Society nays. cannot grow wild. The highly Coni flourishes from Canada specialized tall gruM> La depmto China, from Italy to India d^t on man for^ival. * The plant thriven below see American Indiana, who cultivoted corn long before Eurovuii M high m 12,000 feet in lhe develop hybrid! Keeping attains Hinduatim tropica. Flrat. said J. R Watson. inowWallace Borden home at Augusta menu total M,773,77« acres. and with Oren Hayn and son garded as merely a simple op­ Current program rtgn-up peri­ od. which began Feb. 8. will con­ Clayton of Hickory Corner*. ♦ eration for removing excess Ths Lyle Bartlett* of Vicksburg unue through tnrougn March Moren 28 tinue ---- -------------... .report _ * 28. -IsB Gain over last week's Il la one which Is perhaps of the Homer Bortlrtta and Dr. participants having 761.823 . ^.1 Mr* '* < 1I.U. . U. the moat important single factor of effective wheat allotme: allotments ' contributing to an attractive and M:s. Ltalte Shoemaker were ^^'Xape. he dXrd Producer* In prMotninanUy overnight guests Friday. March 5, i atarch 12 at a Michigan State last Fall. of their daughter and family. ■ Univeralty turf gram conference the Robert M. Kinneys of WilWataon reported that the Uamston and celebrated Teres**'* I height al which a given gnua fourth birthday. Bunday they can be ent and (till *urvive for Carlton Grangers Report Activities Carlton Orange met March 11 •ented. Though corn la an important item tn the human diet only a aoctation was enjoyed. Mrs !bur Suf'f'ests Taking Refunds in Savings Bonds 8 Woodland and her mother. Mia Chartea Coulson, of Jordan offered for public service must be enrolled with Ute department ter home Saturday. March 6 * Miss Mary Mcjinaka was a re- Concerning th- frequency of purttnent veterinarians. Neighborhood Club will meet Thursday. March 18. at the home of Mm Frank Barry with reminds taxpayer* that the potluck dinner. * Mr. and Mm Treasury Department once again John Anthony entertained Bun­ is offering than the opportunity day. March 7, Mr. and Mra H. Wallace of Lansing. ♦ Mra. Har­ U B. savings bond*. ley Btadel, a patient at St Mary's Hoapttal. Grand Rapids lias untroduccd in 1983. is In addition By Mrs. Sylvan Tagg to the two standard options ot k«kit 7*S-111t taking tax refunds In cash or Christian Reformed Cinpel applying them to next-year's tax meets at the Chapel, Wcdncday, dinner guetis "When a taxpayer elects to Freeport was in honor of Kirk Ptahi*c.and chairman said, "hta money goes little Debra BusUuum Other u, work immediately on two jobs tof<S llvrotockand poultry The Wrinbrecht a pantomime game I gucite u-ere Mr. and Mr*. Well- It begins to build hi* financial By Mrs. IF. It. (.herieman rem^nck^mmra JHndurtrira using various kinds of trm was ingten Wertman and family of security. At the fame tune, it Delton. * Mr. and Mra. Oenrge contributes to our country'* for processing Into hundred* of Participated In by tho group. ElUott and family otf Hsatlr.ga economic strength." f^d\^ other product Chartea Btadel gave a dairy were Saturday dinner guests of e ..___ ....___ __ _ _ mill and the lecturer cave a Grove E. U B Church served abort quiz on unusual things. dinner at tlx- church Thursday. Tho closing thought was given Bunday visitor* of Mr. and Mra Blow Ud Moil BOX | * Robert Rhodes is nursing n ^n^TL^faSly j I by Lynden Stamm. . eti and family of Al-1 htull> cut h*nd wWch happen-' a vine preparation*. vinegar. Members were reminded that gonquta. * Mra. Effte Parker March 6. hi. when he , Sd her sister. Mra. Fannie U?, « chain Saw. hand Dunham WHAT iS A CHAIN SAW Facility will be thia Thursday Check tour License on Your Birthday It's a llrktweig h t. Mtliblt. gtioliae 13-^ti Welcome Cor- coming in contact with it acrcr-a ' Larkin reported to .j^. paim w Pauline Krslrr tVw>v Had .. . ........ Draper at Grand Rapid* Wed- boy* and hla brother, Asher, of I Harold Kingsbury has donated Mlddl^tUe were Bunday dinner a beautiful oven-tpye roUs»«1e rtl KirM-* II*m—< which will be used tor a Mother s damaged mailbox in the morn- brartan. ♦ Mr. Ind Mra Ken Btrimback from Hastings were ’----------- •-----------’ Sunday. March 7, guest* of the Banner Ads Benefit YOU! ' Mllea Ruffner family. flclent,' fully accepts this fine electric Clarksville appliance. lean motorist* to Grand Rapids, j Lyle Blough and baby da'ughup to “quick check their turned from the hospital recover­ ter at Blodgeu Hospital license to make sure it ing from pneumonia. Mr. and Mra. Roy Dukes were Mra. Clark Ortnmllh was expired. ■’ Sunday dinner gwwts of Bev. and Mra. Wm. Bryde. * Mr..and Mrs. George Faunce aoedtnopinion Indicated the annual open iiouac meeting panlcd Glenn Brovont and Leon In February, it was dected to Bind to Kalamazoo Sunday for "Many driver licensing viola­ hold thia on March 35 starting the DUtrtct VFW meeting. * Mr. tions are the result of just plain with a 7 pm. potluck dinner. and Mra. George Faunce accom­ AU those having received special panied Mr. and Mrg. Aaron THE WORLD’S motorist," Hare aald. "Now they invitations please change the Oronewold to the birthday din­ ner at the American Legion Hall LEADING in Hastings Saturday evening. * against hla record.’ MANUFACTURER Mra. Franklin Burgess and Mr. Hare also remlndta motorists OF CHAIN SAWS and Mra Allen Flail accompanied to have their lleemes with them Rev. and Mra Wm Bryde to De­ whenever they drive. "Many New* Service, which provides oftroit where they spmt last Mon­ persons have a valid license but day and Tuesday at the Mid­ are forgetful about having It on cultural commodltkea, will ob­ year Council at the United serve its 50th annlvereary In Brethren Church. * Mra. Iran । "This can also result in Roush and Mrs. Allen Pish ac­ | point infraction.” companied Mra Lila Brandt to I 14.37 South Wl 5-3150 are drtrtn« wrongfully with *.ig*n Department of Agriculture the Medical Facility to visit Mr*. Audle Roush. Mra. Estelle Yalrgtr Mrs. Leah Kareher. Mra. tin thia I Harbor. Kate Houvener and Mtas Mauds Kareher. * Mra. Audle Roush has sold her home in Freeport to Mr and Mr* Donald Kidder. ftanklln D. Burges* of Spring­ field. Ill., ma a Saturday visitor of Mr. and Mrs Allen Fish. * George Kauffman of Angola, Ind. and Bill Kauffman. J>.. were Bunday guests of Mr. and Mra. Joe Kauffman. Other visi­ tor* were Mr. and Mra. Jack Thompson and daughter ot Hasting*. Mra Mina Wlctand wa« a Saturday overnight guent of Mr. and Mra. Paul Crumback of Harris Creek. * Mr and Mra. Wilbur Dye Of Lake Ode*** were Bunday vtaltor* of Mr. and Mr*. Jay Wing. * The WCHf of tbe U. B. Church met with Mra. Jay Wing last Wednesday.' * Mr. and Mra Bernard Piper at Buscryus, Oiilo, were weekend gurata of Mr. and Mrs Jame* Cool. * Mra. James Cool and The seven dollar misunderstanding The misunderstanding has To do with Chrysler and prices. Let's clear it up together. MCCULLOCH $124.95 1 FRANCISCO I FARM SUPPLY Top Dress Wheat Now APPLY NITROGEN. Every car compared below is a 2-door hard­ This year, a full-sized Chrysler Newport top. They all have V-8 engines, automatic 2-Door Hardtop is priced less than $7 a month transmission, power steering, power brakes, more than the most popular smaller cars. \ narftes are the only thing big about them. And when you compare a Chrysler with cars that are even smaller than Ford and Chevrolet^ you're really In for a surprise. Their radio and heater. There is only one meaning­ ful difference: Chrysler is the only big one. So why not see your Chrysler dealer today? Move up to Chrysler... it's easyl Whaaibaca O,ar*U fangth V-i Engine Cubic Inch D<*t>l*c anta'll Payment* CHRYSLER NEWPORT 124' 218.T 393 M5.67 — FORD GALAXIE 500 119 210.0 289 58.94 88.73 Mala .•»* Monthly tNflaranca Par Month CHEVROLET IMPALA 119 2111 283 58.94 9.73 OLDS F-A5 CUTLASS 115 2O4A 330 59 JM Ml BUICK SPECIAL SKYLARK 115 2014 300 58.55 7.02 BASIS OF COMPARISON—All modal* are 2-door hardtop* equip pad with V-g angina, automatic tranvmbtion, power ateerinq, power brake*, radio and heater. Monthly payment* have been computed on manufacturer*' •ugqeeted retail price, one-third down and 38 monthly payment*. Not Included are th* eitra* you pay for on practically any naw car: whitewall tlret, dyluie wheel cover*, domination charge*, stat* and local tai**. Interact. Iniuranc* and licencing fee*. . See us for COMPLETE FERTILIZER SERVICE • All Analyses — Mixed or Bagged • Ingredients . . . N, P2, 05, K20 • Spreaders • Solutions • Delivery at Your Request SOIL TESTING - COUNSELING - MAPPING SPRAY DU PONT I. ! ------ LOROX Alone or in Combinations We have it and wa^can » Of St. Joe. St Mra Greta Blough was a Wedneaday luithroti gu*M of her parent*. Mr. and Mra. Reuben Crtter s> Mr. and Mra. Ronald Critm and children of SMITH . BROS L Lake Odewa Clarksville were evnung vtaUcga. Wk 374-7411 Woodland 347-3415 "A BARRY'S FARM STORE DEWEYS CAR PALACE tell you how to usa it^ S. Haoevar at Hatting* City Limin . M-48 at Iprega* M, Dehan � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/492/HastingsBanner_1965-04-01.pdf e1a15f20a956ed1616b675ab10e3dfa9 PDF Text Text The Hastings Banner BLOOD DONORS NEEDED .DEADLINE EXTENDED The deadline for signing op m to Manorial Hall. Regardlea* ot RKl-ONNTNUCTION—Work preparatory far the recanstnictlon Soil District Fete Thursday Michigan f r..n- Upper Crooked lake Project Hastings Youth Programs Reach Many Students Is ‘Necessary’ The next step for continuation of plans for Improvement of Up­ per Crooked Lake in Prairieville 80% in High School Participate} Leader» Try to Interest Others I Carl T. Johnson pf <7*11111*^. a Im-mbcr of the Michigan Oonaer- County is up to the State Con­ | ration Commission, la tn sprak servation Department, it was re­ ported tills week after the Board of Determination decreed that Improvement of the lakq is Orange Hall.. Past anil Prtseni Styles Featured By BPW Show PETER COBLE New Corporation Now Operating Ben Franklin Stanley F Cumming*, presi­ dent of the Tom Lou Corpora­ tion. has announced that begin,ning Ulis Thursday. April 1. the Ben Franklin Store at 102 W State Street will be operated by The Coble Corporation with Peter Coble as president. the Bastings Ben '•Styles: Part and Present" will be modeled at the style show sponsored by the Hastings Busi­ ness and Professional Women's Club on Thursday. April 8. al 8 pm. in Central Auditorium. Mrs Marie Newton, past presi­ dent of B.P.W.. will narrate. Ticket* can be purchased from member* or at the ticket office that evening and proceed* will go to the scholarship fund, which the organization seeks to en­ courage the continuing education of girls graduating from Hastings High School. The co-chairmen. Mrs. Mar- qulta Melsenbach. describe the gay 90's styles to be shown as "fantastic." “a acre am." and ’’pretty sharp." New spring fashions to be modeled include children's cloth­ ing. sport* wear, informal and formal attire, and swim suit* Coate and suit* will be featured F. W. Wooijrorth Company for Stores supplying the outfit* to npolls and Ifafa. ile was a sone superiulcadrnt for Butler Brother*, th* *M Franklin Store* Division, tor four year* until Joining the Cum­ mings* organisation. M in business admlnlstrafrom Indiana University in Cummings also announced that hr Is j selling his Ben Franklin Store at Cadillac to Jack and Leone Stahl, effective this Thurs­ day. Ke will continue to operate bls Ben Franklin Store at Allegan. Coble married Hasel Hargis* of Chicago in Indianapolis in 1941. They have two sons, Roger, now Air Base at Columbus. Ohio, and Pine Lake School Director Accepts White House Bid Director Lloyd G. Chapman, of the Michigan Rehabilitation In­ stitute at Pine Lake ha* accepted a White House invitation from President Lyndon Johnson to at­ tend a meeting of the President's Committee on Employment of the Handicapped to be held April wlU Atty. Richard Shuster, who represented Drain Coramisaloner Ferd Stevens, said the statute gives the Conservation Depart­ ment the responsibility to resolve* the tremendous problems of phy­ sical and economic feasibility of the proposals. He explained that tjie new statute (Act 140 of the Public Acts of Michigan of 1901. as amended) provides for the fi­ nancing of such an Improvement bonds, yet It has been deemed by the State's leading bonding au­ thorities that these bonds, under recent Supreme Court decisions, are unmarketable. posal was started by petition of two-third* of the lake property owners who raised and turned orer 115.000 to the county to fi­ nance the preliminary work. All but about MO of that money has been spent The lake level, along with many others, ha* gone down and at the same time there has ap- Mr*. Ruth Klevom and her non. Bud. are daalgning the 1313,000 for three channels with program cover* again this year. Bud Wolfe will be at the organ increased to >815,000 for three and Mr*. Mary Bennett, former channel* with St-foot depth*. scholarship winner, will appear tn ballet. Student* who have beeh award­ ed scholarships Include: . Declares Dividend a ting more Job opportunities The-Board of Determination, composed of Thomas E. Stebbins, president of the City Bank; Thomas E Niethamer. Woodland Township farmer and proprietor of Niethamer Implement*, and Clarence Longstreet. Thornapplc Township and a member of the Barry County Road Commission held hearing* on Sept 2. 3. 4. posits of sill and decayed vege­ table matter and an increase in Gilmore's Jewelry aryl' Pat Hodges’ Jewelry. Bun McPharlln. Ing the lake '«** daglreable fqr general recreational purpose*. senhelmer; 1957 through 1960, Pauline Kesler; 1958-50, Marilyn Z.legler: 1958, Joyce Anderson; I960. Dorothy Friend: IM. Mary Morris: 1961 through 1963. Julie Demmons; 1961 through 1963. Joan Shute; 1961 through 1963. Delphlne Whitmore; 1063-63, Geraldine Peltaer: 1963-63, Judy Spencer: 1963. Judy Thornton, and 1964. Priscilla Arnold and Barbara EUli. * Mr* Bassett and Mrs. Meisenbach are tn charge of stage set­ tings. Mr*. Grace Mcrturiin. ticket*. Mis* Nancy Jayne* 1* chairman of advertising and Mr*. Elizabeth Underwood ot news­ paper publicity. Mr*. M>1<Jred Bauer is responsible for printing of the programs and Miss Mar­ jorie Tunic* for their layout Chairman of script is Miss Helen Keeler and of the mods! line-up, Mr* Ruth Klevom and Mr*. Hel­ en Clement. Ushers include Mrs. Drusilla Powell, Mr*. Marie Hlgbte. Mr*. Louise Erway, Mrs. Clara Ham­ mond and Mrs. Hazel Hinkley The E W. Bliss Company, di­ versified manufacturer, has de­ clared the regular quarterly divi­ dend of 45 cents per share on the 4 Barry Men Receive Orders For Army Duty cashier. Bank 1‘mldtal d T. Grooa llefll lhered at the Hotel M. Shaffer II, II, R1 Battle fry R.M.C. 6 Barry 4H Leaders Attend National Meet ton and Wg, Robert Humph­ rey. FreeHM Lansing Gilbert. Lawrence Seeord, Middleville. While there they attended the at 2:45 pm. Tuesday by charter - National 4H Leader Forum spon­ sored by the National 4H Club Foundation. Morning sessions induction phyriclals. were devoted primarily to leader­ ship training, with the delegates exchanging Ideas from all over antlned in April and preeent the country. Afternoons and evenings were generally devoted to tours and This group will Include 18 rewu- visiting the United States' En route home they were sched­ uled to visit the Gettysburg bat­ tlefield for several hours. While in the East they stayed at the National 4H Center, the The President 1* scheduled to Chairman Schllhanrek said address the opening session and ferred stock. Payment will be 'present awards to handicapued made April 15 to stockholders of registration* at the local SelecAmerican, and national contest record at the dose of business on uve service office 1* reflecting , Hastings VFW To Meet the high birth mte of 1947 hut i Members of the Hastings VFW April 5. men reaching their 18th birth- j arc to meet Thursday. April I. at backward glances night at meetings of the board> ipf the two organisation*. The figure') are the result*' of a re­ cent surtey. While pleased with the hl*h । percentage of parUripatlon, • Drying the past two weeks we i all friendly honesty, not a favorhave commented here on various able one elected president of the YMCA, phases of the Freedom Marches I hope till* response will be a and the Civil Right* movement, completely unemotional one. president. Joe Hubert secretary Tills week we are printing here I dealing rationally and coolly with and Duwayne Pugh was reelected treasurer two thoughtful letters which ex- what.I feel are glaring tnconslspreas views and opinions con- tcnctes in your remarks. chairman of the Youth Council trary to those of the editor—one First, there is your reference to board. Third Ward Aldermkn from Douglas H. Castleman, and .-.nd implication of what you call "mob action.” There Is certainly *cph C Dunphy, pastor of St. less mob action to the Freedom * u rciiKinru unwui ci. . . . Rose of Lima Catholic Church March than to any well accepted At those board meetings Direc­ here. Since civil rights and racial labor strike, Aie the causes of tor King reported that during the pa*t months 68 team* parharmony are questions of in­ tldpated in th* various leagues, tense importance and will be including 560 boy* and girl*. with us for some time to come, neglected? How many year* have During 1964. the YMCA re­ a variety of views sincerely ex­ the strike-breaking, horsemount- ceived 810577 from the Compressed are good The essential r(| clubber* of labor-strikers and munlty Fund. >536 from clubs thing we believe, is to be satis­ fire-hosings been outlawed? It's paying fees for camper*. t<3M I In fee* paid by campers plus 830 fied In your mind and heart with in other donation*. Hie position you take and the talnly. Youth Council fund* included reasons for them and then stand 1 Also to blame th* violence *8535 from the Community firm. . *3.650 from the City ot committed by whites on Freedom1 Fund. Hasting* budget. (150 from the The two letter* are printed Marcher* who are carrying out ’ MOOtc for baseball. *300 from Kiherewith: an arderly protert of Utah denial pt constitutional right* is cams parable to blaming June irritaYour editorial on the Freedom ton 00 man who breathes March has had its desired effect ■ rather than on the smog that Twenty registrant*. Including County's induction ting* High School student* par­ ticipate in one or more programs 0tiered by the Youth Council or YMCA and 78 percent of the Junior High students participate If one or more of the programs. Bastings -EDITORIALS- Six Barry County. 4H leaders were in Washington. DC, last Detroit, Tuesday. April C. on the week, arriving there on Monday, 12:30 pm. bus for Induction into March 22, and returned home Sunday. March 28. William Schilhaneck, chairman The six Joined other Michigan club leaders at Lansing and trav­ eled to the Nation's capital via chartered bus. y NUMIIR 90 Hostings, Michigan, Thursday, April 1,-1965 Ono Hundred and Ninth Year program. A clinic Need* CMitf# Wirit must n-Rrtter on tlielr birthday portant for ail Post 3320 mem- titr ofyesterday", as gleaned from the Banner files 134 Were to Mystery-Farce Display Projects Opens Thursday At Exposition Over L20CT Winter 4H member* On Central Stage undsr the guidance of son* 300 HOME IS DESTROYED — Sunday morning’s tranquility was chimney. Itartlnga and Woodland April Fool’s Day Is Anything But ‘Trivial’ for Us Hastings Taxpayers Complete Payment of $1,500,000 Bond Zssiie;. Invite All to Inspect Additions : Thu i. Thursday, April 1, and It may be “April Fonl'a llay"; but ’it isn't for the taxpayers of the Hastings School District; who on thls day will pay off the last of their 11,500,000 *choul'. bonds which they approved back in 1953. Supt. of Schools .Richard J. Guenther at the last Board of> Education meeting announced that |hc Igrge bond, issue would: tie fully redeemed today, and also that property owner* and all nthrra Ins Invited to inothers irrrr were be being in­ ------- spect the new additions at North­ eastern and Southeastern Schools on Tuesday * evening. April- 6, retired by May. IMS. Everyone is invited U> inspect the 10-room additions at the eta­ me n la ry schools in the First and mlhUtrijthw staffs J are to be present to conduct tour* and to greet |h?, visitor*. ■. Tn paying off ’ Uie MfiOQM bond Mme to 12 tnstead of h proposed. Total Curtain* will. b* going up At 4H leaders will display their nearly 1.500 WinJet projeete -at the Central Auditorium the Barry County Community day. April 1 and Friday, Center. as Ute Hastings Senior* their class play, "Mumbo exhlblt* on. April .5 and. 6 with ■ The transaction.!* bring han­ some' 30 conraltanto •vahkattnc dled by th*-Detroit Bank & Tnit.Oompahy,. - - ' The interest saved by paying See if you can figure out how April 7. the old debt early wa* about oil the character* are connected 828.000 short, of being enough to as they arrive at the country inn to spend the night. Don Heisler as Dick Reynolds and John Houk a* Pee Wee The general contract for the 20 Some of.the project* include Smith, with the help of Tweety, played by Sandy Belson, open a conservation, gun safety, ceram­ room* was *202,000, the cabinet country hotel after their money ics. educational exhibits ot dairy science, saddle club and dog care. chanlcal *6.986 and electrical come* up missing. *24,452. Other expenses Include There are also woodworking. furniture, books and equipment. They are sure Barney Hutchin* and Irene Burkey, who have the . The Southeastern PTA meetrole* of Uncle John and Aunt leathercraft, knitting, clothing, Sarah, have carried It off with small engines, tractor mainte­ day evening, also, and Principal their Juggage as they hurriedly nance, photography. Jr. leader­ ■Robert- Casey announced that leave lor en out of town funeral. ship. home improvement, per­ A* overnight guest* begin ar­ sonal improvement, passport to youngsters would pregent a riving it is essential to have a the world, Indoor gardening and Spring Festival, which will be woman around th* hotel »nd others. a "hootenanny.’’ Several chib* will be conduct­ youll be amazed to watch John Houk switch from a college boy ing live demonstrations. CARLTON TOWNSHIP NOTICE to this particular character, ac­ The annual meeting of the cording to the new* relsase. bite of clothing and knitting. electors of Carlton Township will Included in the assortment of On Friday, April 9 at 8 pm. be held at the Town Hall on "Vood as Har- the Junior Revue will be held In Saturday. April 3. 1965. at 1 pm. old Custer ai aged mother. the Central Auditorium and the The public hearing on the pro­ Julie Fisher. Senior Revue— will—be,--------held — on posed budget for the year 1968 --------------------An unusual trio who wish to Saturday at 8 pm. Here again. I as prepared by the Township spend the night Is composed of the public is Invited to attend Board'will be submitted for conPhil Stanton a* Dr. Omohandra. and View the clothing to be mod- alderaUon. ■ eled by the 4H girls.-------------------------------- Agnre Scobey, Clerk trayed by Marilyn Hein, and the native witch doctor, who only High School who attended Benion Harbor Junior Callsae and Western Michigan Unlwri^.h** Grand Rapids. HOPE TOWN|*|IF Aannal Meeting Neticg The annual meeting Township will be held L April 1. 1M, at the Hope —___ ship Hall at 3 pm. Ateo at Ute meeting the annual financial re­ niixDs or nu uvusr UIU„ MU k> OU 183 contributors ta IMcmI* of the Hasting. F>Hi* Ubfary Martha Culbert. We see our hard-boiled chorus girl, Peache* Oreedlng, In an unusual role by Sheila Rust. Because of a law vi­ olation and a murder we nalu- and sheriffs; Paul Prorisal is our state trooper, while Davs Will as _ county ha* more than doubled Rowland Hall was’elected ex-'to quota of *12500. the actual .__________ ;____________ Itotal ziZaI of fiiruta fund* milerearl collected hefns being Harting* EU» Club. Other of­ 526367.76 according ficer* named were: Burnell Maurice Foreman. 1 chairman. Wendell Marquis, eateemed Four hundred people pa i sad Mgral lpi|ht; Thoma* Taffee. ggtrem nil lecturinc knight; John through the blood bank unit J. Jarow. secretary: secretary; Arthur accepted for donations, accord­ Behnke, treasurer and LeRoy ing to Dr. J. K. Altland. Thl* I-ee Vahlsinjt carries out the te of Peter BeimUh, a ly blind man. and Terry year old Daisy. - ----------problems to Dick and Peewee who are running the hotel Many student* In addition to the cast have been working hard to help make the play a success. The play 1* under ths direction of Mrs. Charles Dodge. community this size. the Ilaetlnga YMCA a* the an- rectors include Roger WteweU, RusMdl Belfield. Ralph Shirkey to that manager and Dwight Fisher. Cltlaen* Telephone Exchange for FleaM 8e« MORE ABOUT: sllehdanre l> as have jurisdiction as the hotel to right. Larry Haywood, son of Mr. and Mrs Eugene Haywood, R2 Hasting., Gordon B. Endsley, Mm W Mr. and Mn. Robert Annual Township Meeting of Johnstown Township will be held at Johnstown Grew Hall April >, IM. 3 pm. Budget and finan­ cial statement presented at this time. June Doster, Twp. Clerk 4/1’ MANUFACTURING CONVEYOR - RumoU Diamond (right) M-37 acre** from �Father and Son Banquet April 6 At EUB Church HAPPIER families shop al edunalkei- CENTER tons at the Delton Mctlxidla; Church Saturday evening, at Swift's Premium Pro-Ten Steaks . . . Cut Thick and Luscious At Felpausch ... were Made for a Man's Appetite! Serve One Tonight. WELLTRIMMED, SHORT CUT SWIFT'S PREMIUM PRO-TEN Steaks i STEAK ib ahlp Saturday morning Sirloin Steak // b Broil Steak O/lb Broil Steak // b SKINLESS Pav» $15 Fiht. Costs Beef Tongue or Paschke Sandwich R FRANKS 1SPREAD I. Im U. M Raa“» mH •_££• *“ Manin Municipal Judge L. E Barnett Boneless, Manhattan Boneless, Imperial Fine for Broiling SWIFT'S PREMIUM Herrud Becf HeartS B"led Ham »47 WITH COUPON With B Bonus V Coupon ' No. 13... Jf ana Mrs. hell ISE? Hughes. f e The Dowling Dudes will give a dance Friday night at Pteasan tvlew. * The teachers were to meet at Pleaeantvtew Wednesday at 3:16 100 z CR,SP N'FRESH gB' NABISCO Extra Stomps Hl-C FRUIT WITH COUPON on aii Drinks roue . T-LB. CTN. Watch Your Mail For Our Exciting New Bonus Card! COTTAGE CHEESE DINNERS BEEF CHICKtH TURKEY Pkg. of 200 Doubled. . . Scotties Spartan Fresh-Frozen h FACIAL TISSUE 5*T Scott Softer 2-Ply [ SAVE HERE With Purchase of a 1-fb., 14-ax. Ctn. Country Fresh SPARTAN FROZEN /IS HE SEE IT I BELOW 50 Extra Stamps Gary Weichar. * Mr. and Mrs. Vara Weicher called Saturday on Mr. and Mrs Fred Hyland, Mr. and Mra. Harvey aillaepie, Mr. TUNA . . . WITH COUPON BELOW . . . BUDGET- {With Purchase of '3-lb. or More All Beef HAMBURG h will have a by a meeting arch. * Mr. and e and Mr. and iter and family BREAST O' CHICKEN Grade 'A' Medium EGGS . BELOW r.. M REAL GOOD BUY ORANGE IHl. WtEK Soft Weve Tissue 5 - 1 SPARTAN SOLID MARGARINE 15Wot pkg. PIZZA MIX Oven Fresh JELLY ROLLS 3 WO Reserve The Right Tp Limit Quantities each r SWIFT'S PREMIUM APRIL FOOL Now. pranksters are a No brain* at all. U what they've got. youtt been'made to April DmtJMK about It,., V Fresh and Refreshing! 1 ASPARAGUS tasty POT PIES O Qc | tender I SPARTAN FROZEN BEEF, CHICKEN or TURKEY lb WirtTWi-toupon ond a $5.00 or More Food Order I | Thru Sat., April 3, 1965. u — — EE2S28SB’ — — J A C4 Aft I I Medium EGGS 3-1 [ . ■ With This Coupon and a $5.00 or More Food Order I Thru Sot, April 3, 1963. 8-oz. Pies ■ 1 Skinless Franks ,b 4z । । rFRESH GRADE W ___ a| I ’■ u — — E22HZE2JH ~ — -I F fU A | [ SALTINES . .. a W I a»r H* RESH NABISCO A Great Value! . . . Ladies ■ With ThU Coupon and a $5.00 or Moro Food Order I | Thru Sat., April 3, 1965. ** SLIPPERS »« u ——J �Hastings Bliss Plant Develops Press Innovation Delton School News Sacred Drama _____________ S.un^ Middleville Man At EUB Church There will be a presentation Junior Pi*y April 1-9 The Delton Junior* have : Chaeen the fuU-tength play. 1the school color*. Cloths*. rib* -Tlw CWirtahlp of Eddlc-s Fa­ 1 ther," by Anno Coulter Marten, 1m long ** they ware maroon. from the book by Mark Toby. ’ Thia play will be dlre.’ted by ‘ A new seif-locking, micro feed adjustment for use on single and double roll feeds used on B11m HP2 high production pressca 1UM been developed and 1* now available through the E. W. Bliss Company. The new feed adjustment 1 n. „ Dies at Home Evangelical United Brethren * Church/ Sunday nt 7 pm. Thl* da’r' *Uren 38 U xponjoire! by the Women .t So- 1 clety of World Service as Uicir part of the observance of Lent. Particularly helpful in *ctunt-/’8;uffcd Animal Day" with -*tuup progroaaive dies, the new unit dcnls permitted to have Muffed offers fart. accurate feed adjust- “hlmala at school. Thursday l» menu while the pre** and feed to ** "Sweater Day" when any are operaUng. sweater i* tn style. Friday ia to Adjustments can be made over tx‘ "Boe Down Day" when any Uie full length of hid adjust- o5d c*«ual clothe*, such a* bercomodie* in years." comedic* tn years." Tom Corbett, Gene Trantham; justing screw. The driving unit M3rl “d 00 <'Itra makeup" Is Mra Master*. Penny Wilbur; b located conveniently at floor 10 alla-*c<l. Hate will be idlevel ju) that manual adjustment but not in class. can- also be made if deaired. -----------without climbing up to the' Monday is to be "Dress Dp crankshaft-Bie feed adjustment Day" at school, and exeryone Is operating button* can be located urged to wear "better than on the operators console or on school clothca" Boys attire tlm nrei* cir rm __ .. ... ... . cable. Hayward; Loretta, Cindy Bab­ cock; Alice, Barb Pennock; Cal, Sunday dinner fuaU* of Mr. and Ron Bldpp; ----- ” ------~ uc iwia at me aance many Floria. ।------------------------ — -- ---------------- n. Mr*. Melvin Janosc and family of| night The faculty is to choose The student director is Dlano Brown of Hudson were held; ■ boy wlth th^ best legs to Bivoonnker and Make-up 1* HaUirday at 3 pm. at the Five- * Francis H. Bideiman, son of were Mr. and Mrs. Claude Howley reign at the dance Kathy Mlknls. jport Methodist Church. Mnr.’tW' and family of HA and Mr. and Mrs I wStWSfi1 * clinic i. to be Nancy Moll Wins Nancy Mott, daughter of Mr. Loren Lewi* and sun* of Hastmg* Mr. and Mr* Kenneth Reyn aid ?L.,Ap?} *7“ 0 i? and Mrs. Eivcrt MoU of Delton, of Bedford and Mr. and Mr*. Bterl- P””- U. .<*. mr friondo iron the grand championship U Ing French ef vtuted Mrs h*Vt‘ ”7 rw*)ved notification. Lulu Edmond* Sunday. please have-than contact the Judge and Mrs Archie Me- '-Inl;ait<ry office. Donald have purchased property ------in the Cook subdivision south '<2“^ “n‘lu*\____ weal of town and expect to be 7110 b*n<’ut* honoring the building a new luxnc there on K5*, c.l'7PP'°r-5 David Court off of David Drive cheerleader* was held Thursday, The Tony Hein, have purchLS »• •*“ the McDonald home on W. Wai- “* 'nymaln *7/4' nut Street and will move when Thom" nH~q~’ «•»Henry Stehr of Middleville, the new McDonald home 1* father of Harry Stehr of Free­ group spent some time with tlie finished Tlie Dr Gordon Fln- dent of the National Aaaoclatlon port. poaacd away al his home David Steeby family. nle* have also purchased prop­ of Secondary Principal*. He . j< Mr. and Mis. Russell Benton. D nunkin and Patricia Campbell. „ in Middleville Sunday. erty in the Cook subdivision and Mr. and Mra. Norval Thaler and Mr*. Vemar Benton of Grand 8th grade Patty Bcdea. Mark plan to build a iaxne there on an Athletic Program. Principal Tliomaa mild on Alihan, Phil Mlchcals, Douglas and Sue and Mr. and Mra Gor- . Rapid* vuut/xi Mr. and Mrs. LawRidgewood Drive’ in the future. Goebel and Mike Eiwln Honor­ don Yoder and children attend-1"™* Benton and Mr*. Edith Benufio Is with the Lawrence dents a source of loyally, re­ able mention: Debbte Smith and ed the pancake aupper at the Hope Church of the Brethren Bentons, and Mr. and Mra. Mauquire* Spartan-like training, Lyle Lester, Saturday. Later they attended rlct Boiton. In Kidanuuoo Sunday, and forces a person to cooperate as a group instead of an indl- Pamela Itayward. Cindy Hay­ the "Lefto" party at the VFW | Visiting Mr*. Ros* Bldelman on ward. Pete McCarty and BUI Hall * Mra. Norval Thaler and i Sunday were her cousin*. Mr. and OROANICALLY * COMMER­ vlduaL He said ho always demanded Adams. Honorable mention: CIALLY GROWN tree-ripened orange* and grapefruit for sale. his athletes to be a UUle bit Bcott Beebe and Gary Boyce. U-12 grades — Don Fowler. Pecan* J lbs. 3H lb*, or 3 lbs. better than the rest. He stated: for 81. Shelled pecans or wal­ "Every kid in the community Steve Adams, Slgrid Johnson. nut* 81 lb and up After 4 pm. has his eye* on this athlete, and Mike Heath and Garth GreenO W. Spencer. 1001 S. Dibble. I want those kid* to see some­ thing worth looking at." Phone WI 5-MM tf Fred Petrcakcy was master of Freeport Personal Mention TOO LATE TO CIASS1H Dr. A. E. Dahlman , DCChiropractor 128 W. Center St. * Hastings Phone Wl 5-3394 area presentation. Coach Mar­ vin Wlnegar made special pre­ sentations and Athletic Director John Arnold gave the team awards. Gene Nuabaum and Dan Sutherland were named to the KVA All-Conference squad. Dan was co-captaln of the team with Bill Bourdo Bill was named on the KVA second team. Rick Olson and Gary Ford were given . honorable mention and Rick was 'voted the moat improved player and Gary led the teum with the 'moat rebounds. Delton finished B Visit our expanded photo department for all your photo needs — See the brand-new selection of cameras from the World's Series at $7.95 up to the to the finest model! • A CAMERA FOR EVERY NEED AND PURSE" Instamatic 100-------------------- $17.95 Instamatic 300 -------------------- $49.50 Instamatic 400 -----------$59.50 Instamatic 500 -------------------- $94.50 Instamatic 800 ------------------ $129.50 Retinette 1A------- .--------------- $48.50 Automatic 35F-------------------- $99.50 Kodak Escort 8-------------------- $54.50 Brownie Fun Saver Movie------ $19.95 Kodak Escort Zoom Movie —$99.50 Kodak tier parento, Mr and Mr* Adon I Myers. * Mr. and Mra. Barney. CLHsler of Middleville were Frlday evening vUitorn ot Mr. and Mr*. Art Moorv and Allred Cis'**■" **“ "* fyrtivitus over the weekend. ] 'During the year at Northwestern University 20 girls from the 7.000 student* ore selected by Pepsi Cola as being among the re:t Imt. and moat outstanding indents on campus. That Is why F ts. easy to understand wliy donla were Saturday luncheon guests of Mr*. Tagg ★ Mrs. Floyd Grinnell attended tlie; (Mr*. Alden Grinnell, local and I J. D. Grinnell and Darrell of • Algonquin Lake, w Sunday I1 luncheon guests of Mr. and Mrs. I Floyd • Grinnell were Mr. and Mr*. Richard Johnson and fam­ ily of Battle Creek. * Mr. and .Mrs. Loyal Engltah of Lansing | were Sunday luncheon gutste of PARTY GIFTS Office & School Suppliei STATIONERY SCHADER'S Office Supplies a s QuaUfy a tin Jrictullij ?>< 1W W State _________________ Wl 8-2124 CHARGE Choose the Gaymode that suits you best! SEAMLESS plain knit, micro-mesh, demi-toe seams in gossamer sheers or service weights! ALL Goymodes are contoured and propor­ tioned—that means longer wetfr, smoother fit! even new textures at this low price Imagine! Glamorous new Gaymode textufed nylons now only 2.27 for 3 pairs! Exciting selection of diamond, chevron and check pat‘ . in ’latest spring fashion shades. terris . Averoge, 8'Zi-ll; Long. 9Vi-ll. and the flirt and second ward branebea during the past year, according to Miss Jean Barnes, viou* year. During the year, 1.­ 313 books were added to the li­ brary, 1,174 by purchase and 38 by g»ft- Contest final* last Wednesday as follows: Clam A—Agnes Bur­ roughs, Mildred Buskirk. Alleon I»enhath, Helen Clark and Harrirt Pierson; Class B-Mary 10 IN. PLAYBALLS • pwraMa Vteyl, Lots of Bouncol No one can miss the ball when it's brilliant with stars *nd stripes, polka'dotsl Fun for all! Reg. 98c WE GIVE 5 4 H GfiEEN SUMPS n r ti Gaymode' Nylons Reduced! COMPARE PENNEY'S EASTER VALUES AS SEEN ON TV NOW AT VARDNERl Just in time for Easter! and a story In the University1 paper, with n big picture of Gall I proclnimcnd this new*. There wwv a I s o the big commercial Slide Projectors —$69.95 - $149.50 ; Ji. ALWAYS FIRST QUALITY • too! FULL FASHIONED styles with pen-line PHWOCK HOSPITAL Gardner's Pharmacy r Are Pleased to Have Been Selected As A Franchised * Dealer For The Eastman Kodak Company IN HASTINGS rennetif NEW STORE HOURS Open Wed. & Erl. Evenings till 9 MONDAY. TUESDAY. THURSDAY & SATURDAY Take your pick! A bunny pull-toy holding candy, a chocolate train with marshmallow eggs, a basket-full of candy. I 'A lbs. of chocolate eggs, a 10-oz. hollow chocolate bunny, or 3'/a lbs. of jelly eggs. Only $1 each at Penney's. �progTMS tn civil rights. there 1* of Mahatma Ohandl, late Chris­ no Justification" I am aura this tian leader of India. Ito purpose must ba a misprint. How many' yean of peaceful requesting ol ■ right* have elapsed wtm no re- i tulU? When peaceful demonstra(Oontlnued from Pg. L this 8m.) Uon* started, results started/ Today we have the same situa­ Wtiat do you suppose caused the I an orderly, tinvioient tion. With souUicrn political ma­ Civil disobedience is chine* being what they are, and Johnson —a sudden inspiration 4—THE HASTINGS BANNEB Personal Mention d.U mim A cwwn anrdu*. but a hopeful beam of light EDITORIAL lhe lower eschelon political offi­ time to legitimate excuse for high ces being filled with Ku Klux emotionalism and anarchistic Klan member* and other such displays of anger and hale by of- bigots, there has been no hope for the Negro unless lie attracted pointed deputies attention of sympathizers from Dick, I don't believe you un­ derstand either Ute meaning of Freedom March or other passive clrll disobedience or.of the dem- demonstrations. Almost 2000 ointtaUona. eft’ll disobedience years ago another leader and his was perhaps first used by u large cdly guilty of "civil disobedience" Ths Hastings Banner but because 111* end was violent and upon a cross, can you Hon­ a. m, ooox. z«nw ONZ HDXDMZD AND vain? Can you say He should liave known better than to have antagonized the religious hierar­ chy of Hl* day? These Freedom Marchers have that just happened to wander In­ to his mind one day in U65? What brought a real conviction to the nation's legislators that dually their sinful neglect and disregard ol citizen's rights must be corrected? Left alone. Uieie Is no queaUon but that history would-have kept on repeating It­ self and the result* would liave been nil I A public atlentlon-gelthe wheels uf Justice tn begin to turn, although slowly. In History stands the disgrace­ fully mute voice ol our peop.c and their legislators regarding the right of ciuzens to vote—too many churns. Peace I ul demon­ strations have accomplished a great deal in bringing to light In­ snnsciui’Tioji fathers who founded this country and although they are employing peaceful, orderly methods of demonstration. 1 am sure many Uie civil disobedience there? We realise that Uiey may die for this alt up here tn our almoat comcause, but feel oa you and 1 Ptetely segregated County and should that it to probably worth condemn the effort* of sympathe sacrifice. The trouble with UieUc cltu*'ns to brmg Jusuce to complacency in the face of m-|Uw downteodden Consutuuonal Justice is that we no longer have . rl«hu “• what tougbk lor Uie fire to keep our Democracy; P^criously, and pray for con. HKAIIUAN PRZSH HKBVICK. Im. alive and are willing to compro-! 8taaU>'mUe freedom to a pressure group Th® ,4cl Ulat Ku not interested in Democracy but K1“» “na lh’‘r V®P««hlter. commit murder, mayhem and in selfish social and economic AMUICAN NIWAN1 causes. How long before wc all sacrilege to protest this move­ tlMtMNTATIVU Im. ment does not make the move­ ment wrong or without purpose Dick, I think you recognize this NATIONAL EDITORIAL I* my firsC “letter-to-the-edlior" and reason. Was not lhe depriva­ tion of constitutional rights, and and It is the first 1 have ever lhe century-long oppression, "un­ due pressure" more than any chronic crank. I am a worried Freedom March could possibly citizen who feels that there la have been? need for a ^Freedom March" in In the light of previous stale­ You'll Lika Our . . HasUngs. Michigan and through­ menu on justice and rights tn out the north, a testimonial of The Banner, this complete re­ our religious conviction and po­ versal W shocking and incredible. This Is not an attempt to wage Jkjst leave your dry clean­ dom for all Clasen*. Only In this any battle against The Banner— ing with our experienced way can we save our Democracy but I feel that this public state­ attendants. They will pre­ and display It before the world ment cannot be Ignored or left spot, clean and,hang a* a model for human Justice, unprotected. them on your handers. human respect and happiness. Reverend Joseph C. Dunphy Sincerely. Jijst tell us what time Pastor of Douglas H. Castleman, M.D. you’ll pick them up and St. Rose of Lima Church your cleaning will be dona Hastings, Michigan while you shop. It 1* regrettable that The Bon­ Drop-Off-Sarvice' YOU CAN SAVE TIME AND MONEY Broadway (io mim<) COIN-OP (leasers 9:00 a.m. »o 5:30 p.m. Monday thru Saturday ner had to carry such a strange Thanks for taking Uie time to attempt to vindicate a Governor who viciously, and with openly expressed bigotry, has defied the I wish more readers would do the Coastltutlon and the inherent rights of thousands of our clti- same. The following remarks''will tloned a vicious unprovoked at-, rational. tack on helpless women and civilNothing I ?taye ever said or writ­ ten indicate* that I approve of the harsh action < mayhem, actu­ . . march is without ally) of the Alabama police. Rather. r reason " - UUs stated incredible display of undisciplined brute power Local Musician On Tour With College Band Grsnyllte Mitchell, son of Pro­ bate Judge and Mr*. Philip H. Mitchell, 531 W. Walnut street, is tearing with 'the Alma College Concert Band. A* Uimg* pensate far the loss of human Hie? I wish I could honestly believe to. ut I stenniv can not . Other pointe bnngpit up In your dalph Floras. Nrz- Z. 8 talncd her hospital guild ax her Granville la preaident of the home on W. Green. Wednesday Band. ,.^-ening. Under the direction family visited his mother. Mrs. Lillian Baxter, of Alm* on Sunday. band is spending four college Spring vacation on tour Florida oil Saturday to Join her In various Michigan cl lie*. On 1U third annual spring lour the one and many viewpoints should sist in driving their enr homo. The I believe dial our objectives are Russells live in Detroit. muth. Howell. Livonia, Inkster, out there In the ume general Mr. and Mr*. James O'Connor Romeo. Richmond. Warren and Marlette. direction, although we favor difAside from Ito appearances on and family visited Mr. aixl Mr* the football field, the Band has Sincerely, day. The Hall*- daughters with appeared in concert several times 411 LEADERS their famlUea from Battle Creek this year Including • Pops Con­ and Olivet were also visiting their cert last November, the annual capital last week were (left> to right) Howell Newton, Freeport: Winter Concert in January, and Sir*. Robert Humphrey. Freeport; .Mr*. Newton; Mr*. Lawrence . Secord. Uwrrnce Seeord. Middleville; and Laming Gilbert, Hat- IPafrnnnl Mf-niinn Mr. and Mrs Virgil Newman a Children's Concert several ting*. The local representatives returned Sunday via the chartered IrlCIlllUll weeks ago. The Band will also be -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- playing In April at the Spring Mr.---------------------------------------Sunday. Mra. Brooks' brother. Jake , Concert, at Parents' Day In May, Newman, to visiting at liar home and at Commanoement. remainder of the lime visiting many places ef interest. ___________________ ________ ________________ ____ - . . . | t*oy daugnux. Step Dante, at a > that reflected adversely on decent Implemented? Here again. I think | ' police force* everywhere. [not. The very knowledge " ‘ w ' I believe I und.rst.md Uie mean- ' Federal civil right* bill is tn ing of "civil disobedience' a* well carries far more impact a* you do and-may appreciate its score of freedom marches. Since potential harmful end result, even more. India at Ute time Ghandl Apparently, I do not, have the palpi. had no government of It* own, no authority for self rule nor any institution* through which Uielr purpose. Likewise, they can be overdone. Basically, they seem Therefore civil disobedience was to be on the unccnstruetive aide, in that aside from calling public tile only vehicle left. attention to the problem st hand, Unlted Bute*. We do have laws, they *eldonr assume responsibility a Federal Constitution and govern­ in formulating practical and satis­ ment* of our <r*n choosing at the factory solution* to the questions local, state and national levels, raised. Agitation comes easy. The even though we do not always use answers come hard. WHITES join him Ohio, tinancec of Mika Whitney. PHOTOGRAPHY IN THEIR DOWNTOWN LOCATION . . . are having their Goodyear's danghOT, Mra. Rudy Vogureuter at Marshall, was GRAND OPENING Thursday, Friday and Saturday April 1st, 2nd and 3rd Even after the significant legal them wisely ar with anything approaching maximum eflecUve- pluuea of civil rights have been flimly established (right to register FUL assembly, Intelligently used; and vote, right to use ot all public dianapoUs, .Ind-, can ba ot value Ui focusing atten­ ,'ACtUUea, etc.) bigotry and racial tion on Inequities that need and antagonisms will remain. These deserve legislative action. evils dl« slowly and cannot be Only a few days ago, we heard legislated out of existence. Time, We wish to invite one and all to stop in at their convenience during these 3 days. Visit our new studios and let us show you around. visited her the President of the United Stales Pierce, will arrive the 16th to nuke ill* historic statement to even more time will be needed for visit his parents, the Willard tilt gradual build-up In mutual United States calling fur prompt gobd will that must come If the cnactmerfi ot legislation giving the battle with bigotry^* to be won. In Kal*ma*oo thia Thursday Federal government authority to Freedom marches, sit-down*, lay- with their daughter and family. I enforee Ute right to register and d ran* and stand-ins I do not vote on an equal basis In all states believe will ever foster such con- fly Friday to Longboat Key. Fl*. retqirtUe** of race, creed, color .or! ditkm* home with Or. and Mm. George Apru iu, rno zx*. place of naUonal origin —basic11 Mruu Jdemonstrations If carried, right* UiJt\»re *UU being detiled, I too far, no matter how worthy the'] John Lockwood family of Okcin certain area* of our Nation. Intent, are very likely to provoke parents tn Florid*. Tli*: u Uie orderly approach to civil rights and it lias my support goed intentions ol those who took part. That Is why, personally. I 100 per" rent. But with tiUs key battle won. take a dim view of setlug than u»ed to excess. Once agnm. thanks for writing, stntctlve be accomplished at Uie moment by a massive civil rights qur objectives appear to be much tic same, even Uiougji we disagree demonstration in a highly disturbed area where, os the President him­ on method. Sincerely. self statedf the people have agonicTHE FURNITURE Ing odju^mente to make. Did the BUILDING march sene to calm the white Dear Fr. Dunphy : jieoplc of Alabama ar put them in My agreement with the decision a frame of mind to nuke a quicker Phone 374-3523 and calmer adjustment with th<Selma-Montgomery march in no Negro cltisnu of their state? I think not. Did the march do any­ policies in regard to racial matters thing to speed up the day when which obviously have not advanced equal voting right* will t* fuhy! too far from !866. A blU backed by UPHOLSTERING Wayne Hazel We arc equipped with the latest in electronic lighting, which lets you pose in corpfort- Our new studio also features a modern, automatic portrait camera, which leaves ws ready to capture those precious expressions, otherwise often missed. COME IN AND HAVE COFFEE b DONUTS . . . and Be Sure to Register for DOOR PRIZES lit. Door Prize: A 16 by 20 portrait in beautiful oil colors, mounted in a solid walnut Overton Original Frame. $42.95 Value 2nd. Door Prizo: A 11 by 14 portrait in glowing coppertonc. mounted in an Overton Original Frame. $17.95 Value 3rd. Door Prize: An 8 by 10 portrait in sparkling block and white. Complete in a metal frame. $7.45 Value 4Hi Door Priio: One roll of film to each of the 25 4th. prize winners in sizes 120. 127 or 620. HOURS: 9:00 to 5;S0 Thur*. 9:00-12:00 Fii. 9:00-9:00 107 So. Jefferson St. Hastings, Mich. Phone 945-3967 Thank You It's Been A Wonderful 22 CORNER WALNUT AND 5. JEFFERSON HASTINGS Years On this occosion . . . the transferring of ownership of the Ben Franklin Store of Hastings to our associate, The Wisdom Peter Coble, also of Hastings and well-known to most of our many customers, we wish to express our sincere Looking Ahead appreciation for these many years of pleasant customer relations. We enjoyed our years of association since Pre-planning the funeral services we started in 1942 and will miss not being here to greet takes little time. It costs nothing and obligates you to no one. And it guarantees guidance for your.fam­ Whatever Shapely you’re in ily through the lime of bereavement. which , we have been so proud for so long. Mr. Coble See us fur complete pre-need coun­ sel and assistance ships which we have' enjoyed with our customers. We know he will continue to operate th<* store to your WNh Shapely, lhere'e no flapping In the wind while you’re moving Io the boat Every Shapely sports a tapered body that fits trim and neat. Smartly styled with your favorite button down cotiar. io a wide choice ol free-wheeling styles and soft,, McPluvdiH. Men'l WeaA. You Can't Afford Not To 138 E. Stat* St. I Wo Rent Formol Wear is a veteran of many years\in the variety store business and has been responsible for much of the fine relation­ you’re in. ____ However, we are pleased to have our long time associate succeed us‘in the operation of the store of satisfaction. LE0I1HRD OSGOOD -funenalJJonxQ CHARLES H. LEONARD JACK D. OSGOOD 945-2471 Stanley and Vera Cummings Former owners of the BEN FRANKLIN STORE of Hastings �Freeport By Mra. Sylvan Tagg Glenn Pufpaff, Area Farmer, Dies Monday Olcnn Pufpaff. 72. humor re­ siding on B4 Hartings. died Monday afternoon. March 20. in Hayre-Orem - Beach Hostel. Cliarlolb;. Mr. Pufpaff lud brer, in IU health far several years, and his visit to the hospital Monday was a routine .trip for a blood tranafuston. Bora Nev. 15. 1IW, ia Bed- Mr. Blair <ay»b* wl« ..• b. an aarly blrdrmd SAVE*2® LAWS FOOD SALE opening another beautiful season season when, oil women as they please. Many will be interested to hear Wilmer Kennedy. aon of the for­ mer pastor. the Rsv. Wlkner Ken­ nedy. and Mra. Kennedy was married Feb. 27 to Mtes Manila Duer, daughter of Mr. and Mra Maynard Duer at her home in Freemont. nicy are living at 524 Springfield Direct at Comstock Park. Congratulations. * The Rsv. The copt story for spring is the gentle HERITAGE r?*HOUSi. LAWN % 2 ba. J •legoncr'of lady-like lines cut to slightly flare (Dortei Healy of Lake Odeana; six grandchildren; one great­ grandchild; eight step - grand­ children; three step-great grand­ children, and his step mother, Mra. Olive Martin of Hastings. at the hem. We’ve given it a happy ending with our low, low price tags. Choose now, be the smartest in lhe Easter Parade. food £ . * r*8Ular price FOODmon 1,11 ANOTHER a( Blair's Farm & Garden Welcome Back at Freeport Saturday. Mrs. Otrtrudo Wait of Lowell, Mra. Vera Elliott and Mr. and Mra. Harry Smith and children of Flushing. Charge Man With Striking Deputy Sheriff The Separate Dress Look at all the marvelous shapes, so utterly female and so attractive ... the soft, new colors ... the light ■ Marvin J Bush. 10, B3 Battle fabrics. Come in; take a really good look. *• THIS AIN'T NO BULL $50 floc plus $5.45 court cotta. According to the complaint. Bush struck Deputy Sheriff How­ ard E. Holley, 30, when he and Deputy Richard Barnum at­ tempted to arrest him after investlgaUng an accident Juat CLOSED THURSDAY AT NOON OPEN FRIDAY EVENING jewelry The two men were sleeping in the car when lhe officers rived. They said Puff was co- for Easter Put spring in-your Easter accessories with colorful pins and necklaces, from our jewelry collection. Hastings Traffic Tickets IT'S THE BIGGEST VALUE IN DINETTES EVER TO HIT gloves.the perfect touchs HASTINGS! Set off your new Easter Our exciting new hats catch spring in all its fragrant glory. Choose yours from'a bouquet of face flattering shapes. smart handbags to go with Easter No matter what your, fashion choice for this Easter, we have the perfect •ZX handbag to complement your new ensemble. outfit with the perfect . accessory ___ ___ . . petal pretty gloves in lengths from wristlet to eight button. Hastings Building Permits Quality BLOUSES Anywhere Pleasant Valley By Mr*. Ethel Blank for «v«ry Spring t outfit and occasion* The prettiest comple­ ment for your Little Girls new Easter Suit is one of - 6 CHAIR BANQUET SIZED COATS our fashion-wise blouses. Change of 6 fully upholstered matching the blouse . .. Choose from the pret­ make a new outfit. collection you’ve tiest. peppiest chairs. Formica top and popular Day of Charlotte were Bunday irueau of the Max Ovcnahlres * Mr. and Mra Dalton 8tahl of “ * * Bunday evemother. Mra. broriie logs. Choice of beautiful patterns and colon. DOWN­ PHONE TOWN 9454172 117 W. STATE ST., HASTINGS Look for fanout Trade Name’ laMt Iho things you buy...you'll find them here: ticntly watting to ere tills Win­ ter weather will let so. Aa I look out the window, a Mra. Cardinal I Milter. Jr.. ware calHn of tiwir •uni. Mra MtM Coot In UU 124 iait Matt Street �seventh Graders Mary Alice Krieger Aid Eastef Seal Rona^gBrdandenbury ^le Campaign . . . .. i —1 Fierce. president of Mra nrtnwuiard Mrs. Johnson is Chairman of Study Group 4 Society newS I00F, Rebekah April Meetings At the Duplicate Bridge game Tuesday night in the Episcopal . r L J I J Undercroft, the north - aouth Arp \fhPnll Pfl winners were Mra Roy Hubbanl NIC JUIIUUUIDU o> HasUngs and Loma David -1 The regular meeting of the son of Grand Rapids. Mr. and fOOF-Hlawatha Rebekah Lodge 53 Exteiulon Study Group 4 met with Mr* Harold Jones Thursday after- following ta a tat ol to be held in April: nranAmfsirw the Bariy Drand^bunr. p<rtmenl hMCounty Health m, Da of treasurer for the local chapter. Brandenburg. North Manchester. She will replace Uie late Mra t f rlw Frank Carrothers in this ca-1 _________ ____________ _ Miss Krieger, a graduate of pacity. Batavia High School, la a junior Mrl pjWce gUt(d Uut at Mamberter Col leg* majoring vUhfJ w „h , in art H*t Rupee wasgroduated Tha nelpe<l f0;d Bnd lnsert Ule from MarciiartiT CHtege and La —— ..n. ....------- presently attending Purdue Unl- Remtnder for addroazlng the cnverstty where he will complete hla master'* degree in physic* The names of the student* as­ ... , . , 'slating with this task Included: A Summer wedding la being Balder. Mark Deneau, Jack ENGAGED—Mr. and Mrs. How­ planned. MLtLk, Wcs Rooli N4ncy Kenflcld. ard Hershberger, R1 lake Odessa, .Marcia Mulder. Dave Hathaway. announce the engagement of ------------•----------Mrs. Ford Bnrtfvr of Wayland Cary Miller, Brian Pufpaft. Kim their daughter. Kay. to Richard •as a luncheon guest on Wad- Blow*. Cun Gould. Cheryl Fry. nJ.,., woiiin, Ranald1 William Portland for all member* of Ure IC)Of- nd itekeUUi budges and f* *cu“n fl their friend*. April 17 —District meeting cf I District 23 (local lodge! held at I Mulhken lhe following commute,' | _ „ _______, working on thia Association: Luella I Harry Itaxrena entertained |lt¥CrK garah Roush and Korenct I their damthter and family, the Narton BuilhdofI. Nob.e I uJnlblrU0," orwlIn* Krnyon' ¥U* 1 S flunday honoring Marrin', birth- ,rZS.’iu^del<i™t«7™Utam*tt. ENGAGED—Mr. and Mra. Gordav . . । t n—i'.ao t- n^nd an. * * * . April 19 District meeting nt 1 bounce the engagement of Mrs The IJnden Bnydcn of Wood- ueltOT with the Prairieville Lodge B«nnettX sister. MIm Dawn Dur­ land. the Gerald Lawrencea ami ]Xess Meeting called ut 1 30 bln- ,n Thomas Brownell, son of the W. J. McAUlstrra had din- “ ' dinner^at 8 30 “nd Mrs Robe.rt Bro*™11ner in Grand Rapids on Frida:- g^^T^etX at 7 » ShulU Road Mis. DurbU. 1. a Mike Reynolds. Steve Sherman. September wedding U planned and—auended the—.Gardm and April a* —-Meeting Moline sraduate of Hastings High ----— aacciingntai.at.moiiiw . __'»»« « k ™ in neisbniinn £ . School and is employed at White — I Ricky Morgan. Sally Cotter. MlHome Show In celebraUon of ia_rA Pnridcnt Ionia McCauley Products in Middleville. Her fi­ ehcle Sheppard. Marilyn Raubiton. the mutual birthday of Jmn to be a guest. Kns'.l OSen. Greg Cutahaw. Trudy (Mrs. McAllister! and Gerald April 34-Dlstrict 23 will holdi;ance has recently returned from Texas where he was staUoned Schlachter. Ricky McLaughlin, which was on that day (the lta fb,. visitation meeting of IIM5 (with the Second Armored Divi­ Chris Carpenter, Lee Anne Keller, 25th 1. ... at Dimondale sion at Fort Hood, and Is now Paul Ix-vengocd, Lorie Rennkin. ’ — . . - ■ Allhough the weather was l»d. employed at Fisher Body. Inc . tn Nancy Kaufman and Tom Bclson. Dr. and Mr* Wesley Logan ^rral of the members attended I ■slannlng. The wedding date has I Danny Slwllrnbanjer, Gary Hal­ entertained her rirter. Dr. ami the meeting al Charlotte an March f" Mr*. Bot Armstrong of Kalaler. Mark Nell. Cathy Young. James 'Apaey. Diane White. Bill Vandenme entertaining committee for | Ute Wekome Wagon Club of nuuoo, Mra Howard Bush and burg. Dave Myers, Brenda Bkcd- Hastings held their first meeting Bobby of BolUe Creek and Mr April 9 1* to be Iva Uonrin. Nellie CAn;nr rifiypric and Mra. Gene Logun. Timmy RyBn. Hazel. Kelley and LuetaPen,Or Monday March 29, at the Eplsco-1 — —— — •"——■ — «,n« «——•>•• Kevin Kurr, Vickie Clark. Dorothy pal Church Parish House. As thr '11:14 Llsa of Orttnd RnplUs for Rogers. The lunch committee U to | dinner txrfore lhe Shrine Shrine Band Band *• b- Josie Hall. Robert witvm Wilson. TH-1 I U-! , guests entered they were glYMt 'dtnraw ■before the teal! Hnbert Thomas. Nancy Techncr. Gaylen tulip name tags and a mixer was Concert on Thursday honoring tan Wllon and Eva Karme* The Program Monday Colbert. Nick Clagett, Don Hess, held so everyone could meet one Mrs Armstrong's birthday. The lunch and entertainment wUl fol- I — I The Senior citizens Citizens met met at at lhe ojm Wihalda. Vicki Kidder. Vkkl (Parish House Monday. March 29 Benavidez. Margaret Keait. Ann I for a very enjoyable get-together, ■Vleland. Renate Baird. David . The Wckctne Wagon Club 1* i There wa* n lovely carry-ln din­ Mr. uwe ua™ ivnu* uewi* uuucrr ^Uatal »l<h the Welcome Wagon j ncr Rev. Harold Bugbee of Delton Shard Wolfe of Nashville and Society SlOteS Mr. and Mra Roger Wolfe and; A . . ,„ dent. L. Stamm. called the bualneat 'guertte Kaechelc and co-hosier* Is Jeff Randy Beduhn. .were entertained for din-! AntlQUe Auction .„. prayer. meeting w to order w with Mr*. Pat Guernsey. Candy Bowen. Cathy Moore, In­ The meeting was called to order ncr Sunday at the Bud Wolfe ■ Mrs. John Walton, president Group singing wa* engaged Ln by wan uju Wan Oaks., Linda ranoa Coleman. uoieman. Helena home honoring Mra. Ray Wolfe s of the Barry County Historical, Bn BRPr wiilch Mr. Stevm* of Gale. Philip Gasper. George Curtis, birthday. ; Society, announced plan* fur iu> Battle Creek entertained on hla Barb Holtrust. Peggy Ainalie. Clair Uw • • • I Antique Auction May 21 at the I violin with same old time song* Mrs. Winnie Vondlen was en- Community Building In Hiu- ? Wonls cannot expres* the Senior Pennington. Steve Robinson. Puul club with, various projects held tertained for dinner al the home tine* I citizens' praise of lhe wonderful during the year. Nickerson. Mike Oak*. Mike Smith. of Mr. and Mra Fred Geiger. Members of tiro Society will! m which Herbert Moyer She Introduced her other officers, Jr., to honor her birthday on be asking for donations of : -n(J hLs Hastlnss High Choir enBatty Ratltbun. Melanie HamMary Denker, vice president: RvrThuraday. March 25, who also articles to be auctioned Moneytrrtntned with their beautiful singDouglas Hitchcock. Rlctanl Tug- >»ra Miller, eceretary. and Eitan entertained Mrs. Ethel Hess raised at the auction will be I ln< -j^p BCPompanlste on the plgart. larry Ferris. Dick Francisco. Fry. treasurer. Ths meetings will Jolnlng the group in the evening used for marker* far historical' nn0 ttcre e111* and Laurie were Mr. and Mra Wayne Row- sites tn the county. ; jrniott. Such training as they Thane OstroUi. Mark Anderson. each month ley. Mr. and Mrs. John Hoos. I At the regular meeting of Hx* ( manifested cannot help but make Mrs. Johnson Introduced Mrs and Mrs. Alice Bawdy. (On FriJim Garrison, John Mullenlx. RuaSocietyMarch 25, the member* . tetter future citizens. A hearty -L ASTOCKINUS •ell Yarger, Arley Todd. Judy day evening the Wayne Ttowley* decided to enter the Freedom ; wejCOme U extended to come again Blodgett. Mark Edger. Nancy Bar­ Beauty Salon, who prewnted n entertained Mr*. Vondlen to, Found*: Ion contest- Mr and -MOJUD’ nett, Betty Bechtel. Vai Barnum. again honor Ute occasion, and Mrs Gerald Shoup. Nashville, | Joe O'Donnell. Wes VanDenburg, on Saturday her birthday was spoke on collecting antiques Chuck Bunlhetaner. Jackie Fisher. included in the celebration at 1 s<Jlon Week*, museum director Dennis Stamm, Dan ffiekmliirr, the George Oaks home, when of the Michigan Historical Cotn- ord wen? in Muskegon Thurs­ When you're ok your feat a Becky Boithoure, Randy Hall. Di­ the family birthday* in March mLsslcn. will .speak to tiie group day to attend the funeral of ane Thomas. Denial Curtis. Sharon ”fat... all-nylon Supp-hosa were honored. Those of Mike April 15 about village-type muMax Dietrick's motner. Mr*. questions from the aud'cnce constockings give your legs Ruth Winks were alru celebra­ gentle support and lerth. Cheryl -Doolittle, Nancy ted. faihionablo iheerneu, too. Bachman. Kris Guenther. Rodney refreshmenu of coffee, tea. and a Try a palrl Ones you variety of cookies from a table Hospital Guild No. 1 met in the ■' vlaitvd ita-^iothcr. Mrs. M. J. Max Dietrick Is a sister of j> covered In a pale yellow cloth with hospital dining room on Wed­ Burchi over the weekend. discover how good Supp-hoic Leonard and Mrs. Stebbins. Burch and Marty WUl. nesday evening. March 24. with feel and look, you’ll make rangemen'. of .spring flowera do- Mr*. George Miner and Mra Supp-hoaa your one and Gory Slocum a* hoateiura. Of­ only. Supp-hosa pamper ficers elected are: Chairman. l.s. ... .nd then given as Mrs. Richard Thoma*; vto* pamper your unlx chidFbtan. Mrs Richard Beduhn: *n4 “r‘„? ntaii Sue Smith took third ptacr. Starting next Tuesday, April c. the Duplicate Bridge will be' played al the Hasting* Countn Club. Welcome Wagon Club Holds First Hastings Meeting the one, and only! w w.ujBorry Historical Supp-hose' Lqke-0 Jaycee Auxiliary Hat Show on Monday they outwear regular r.y Iona by far. $£95 9 Bonnet & Gown Shop Alma Fingleton Mike Allerding Ploys in New York With Cornell Bond Mike Allerding, eon of Mr. and Mr* Arthur Allerding. Jr.. 436 W. Clinton, who U a member of the Cornell University Concert Band, performed with that organisation You don’t need glasses The Hastings Women's Club wUl Michigan United conservation Club* He alio work* along with the Icgidalurc urging Vie par-wge of waUader; vice chairman. Mr*. Har- bills to further efforts in conElmer Roblnaon; community chair­ ?He is interested In telling the man. Mr. Stuart Jackson: flower club members what con be done on a load level to promote Presi­ -alllng committee, Mra. Ouy Few- dent Johnson's plan of "See Amer­ ica First." The title of hl* talk l* The Lesson. "Home Management — Challenge and Ctuuige" was urged to attend. given by Mr* Harold Brockway. Miss Sue Smith will be chairman She emphasized lhe changes In lhe of the tea With the following wo­ amount of varied activities the men helping: Mrs L. E. Barnett. .. . n...... ■ *Thome maker lias comoarrd to 25 _ create a home and community environment Urat will help the Richard Blrke and Mr* Stan Cumwhole family develop in a healthy nilng* manner, physically, mentally, so-1 dally and spiritually. [ Russell Belfield _______________ waa transferPlanning together to establish ^"from *Penrwck Hospital Tuesgails for financial security using (la.. m lhe University of Mlchcredlt wisely wlil give a true aen*c I lsan Hoaplwi m Ann Arbor for of achievement in good nuuuge-. furlhi,r txsUng and treatment, went. UOU]<1 bo pleased to hear Mr* Howard Moma invited Uie f^n hi* friends during >U* stay group to her home April 15. I there. Accutron looks like a watch Unfortunately. We don’t call It a watch. All the parts that make a watch fast or slow have springs, staff and screws. Acculron doos not use these parts. Instead. »tiny tuning fork keeps time through vibrations that are battery powered. Accutron time is so precise that we guarantee!average monthly accuracy within 60 seconds, which averages out to about 2 seconds a day. And or lost this In a year. Accutron by Bulova. From $125.00. Patrick C. Hodges Dependable Jeweler 108 E. Stafa Street See and own the world's first Gutchesa. Maureen Oautrcau, Jan­ Monday evening. April 5. is the ice Pearson, Jodene Howell, Ruth Spring Hat show being held at Ute West Elementary School spen- Taylor. Judy Hurst, Janice Henlscr, Virginia Strven* Virgens Hurd. Evelyn Fallow, June Chenot. Karen evening events begin at 7:» Olson, Ruth Miller. Allyn Colbert. Florence Wilson. Joyce Miler. Mar­ the 175 hats on display guerite Kaechelc. Pat Guernsey. Sally Johnson. Mary Denker and Barbara Miller. ihow, Shirley Reed provides the background music and Deidre ClrModels will represent the dif­ ferent organisation, of the area. Admission charge at the door. Women's Club Io Hear Conservation Club Executive JET ACTION WASHER BY FRIGIDAIRE! tlon of Artex pointing, and those present had on opportunity to Mr* Prank Kurr i» especially appreciative of Uie many cards and remembrances for her birilv day which was Sunday. March 28. On that day Mr. and Mrs. Kurr were entertained for dlnheart birthday cake, 'which waa JET-SIMPLE DESIGN: TOP DEPENDABILITY! of the dellclou* dinner. On Mon­ Wilkea. who had recently re­ turned from Florida, came tu a birthday caller. On Tuesday. Mrs. Mike Beckwith. Mm Tina forming Arts In New York City Beckwith. Mra Pasty Anderson March 11. ' and Bernice Sisson made a sur­ prise appearance at the Kurr gram for the Cornell Centennial Celebration, entitled "The Unlvercaslon. Tuesday evening Mrs. ths band to William Campbell Dorothy Knapp trented the Kun* with a steak dinner at Schuller, who directed hl* “Dip­ their home. Mr* Kurr feels that tych For Brass Quintet and Band ’ this birthday was one she will Appearing with the band wa* the long remember. internationally famous New York Brass Quintet. | The James Coleman* enter1 ’taffifei their bridge club at tlx tr Mr*. Robert Backwlth. who home on W. State Road Saturwns a patient at Ferguson- day evening. 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State Wl 5-4284 CONSUMERS POWER COMPANY �Donald Soth'ards Honored on 25th Wedding Jubilee ’ Jhomapple Garden 'PI L n * Receives Nat'l. Recognition ful cards, and among the glfte wm a mw stereo hUftond rSo. from chair children. tertalned for dinner by their Third District »*\GOP GOP to Meet This was a particularly happy Paul E Chamberlain, Publicity «ca*ton because all of t fa 01 chairman, 3rd District RepubllBochard'* children wwb on hand c ‘ n Organization, announced to help with the celebration. organlzaUon's executive David arrived home an Friday, commmlttoe meeting canceled by on leave from the Air Force, I Inclement weather on March niter completing a tour at duty Mnl 1* rescheduled for 7 pm. lu both Forma* and Turkey. I Thursday, April 8. al Andy’s Thcmas camo on Friday from . Hewtourant on UB 27 Northaut Marquette, when: ho attend* 101 Charlotte. Northern Michigan University,! Chairman Jolin L. EJchwmto L« with tho family, and with dener at Kalamaaoo, strewing their two daughtcra, Donna and Uie importance of**tlw> meeting Msuha. the Ekxharri. wore a^n nqureUd^T Ml _ ___ a.. complete family. teal committeemen, Republican ilnnal Gardener," a jmbllratlrm of The National Council of State Garden Cluba, Inc., focused atten­ tion or i our local club. Following is a reprint of the article: CONSERVATION EDUCATION IN ACTION The Thcrnapple Garden Club of Hastings, Michigan, always con- SocietynewSiThkdVkiceAw^d |futurpTeacher Club Members “tjs; "r Enjoy Program I 1 THE HASTINGS BANNCT— recnwtlcn. There were many pwiters. note­ books and valuable collections; showlrg all faerie of canteivauon. I (Notewurthy was Urc Integrated । plan of Cons>.Tvatlun Study from Wooduno. Saturday e v e n 1« kindergarten through ths aix|h . —. I Future Teachers dub members -from Maple Valley, MiddlevUlr. ■»“ Delton and Hasting* High Schools lltu< »U1 wishing him many happy ns| cuttd by one scnooi.> —— ------------— - were Kuraie ■> uac aoarui we e»c- _ . , . Danuiutratloiw were given by mrettng of the Delta Kappu Emmanuel Guild youth group*. Music interspersed lirat elxablc gathering at Uas grandparent* are Mr. and Mrs. Clayton ValmUno of Carlton Oamma c i. Gamma Society. Society, fnternaUonal intemauonai or- i T —- .** . with suihenllc bird calls was used ruwif** ......______ ■ — .In S— knonlzn. gomjatlon'________ ot wemen‘ educator*. xlilO Hear bpeQKer effectively. the Mutual I ui— r-— »■»<• . — The Educational Division of Building Michigan cauervadon Department Methodist Circles Hold Meetings cooperation. ’Ihortupplc Garden Club look* forward to extended Tte Rudolph Flora* Ixwted a natural resources, queried. "How community service. dinner party Saturday evening may the urgency of Conservation held at 2, pm. Wednesday, April at their ixxna on W. Walnut The Evening Circlco of the First Stowell, the article wm submitted street. Bridge winners for tlic Methodist Church met on Monday, March 22. Consenalton chairman, who re­ ! ^i0 ^n,t ane‘<la>’ event was held quested it following her visit to <»* Raymond Finnic. Datum and attendance of 3A0 tieraon& The 1963 three-day affair pressed deeply by Uie lace Uiat all Campbell and Mra. J found 27 schools and 11 organiza­ The Jim Wiswells entertained । urday. On Bunday they werc given by Uie hostess. The of Hastuig*. tion* cooperating, with 2400 per­ ployed. Continuing the year's program Grand Haven to vlrJt I program was presented by the mit* attending. This growth did inurnapplc Garden Club will pluuantly surprised to find a .cuclicra of Uw Missionary program emphasis on "Changing Patterns and family, Mr. and Mra. AKMn not merely happen I tanre group of their friend* oni£ftV>oun’ Clinton, Eaton and wiilcli IS lield caul Sunday morn ­ In 1060 the conservation chair­ nibiuon Nov. 10-11-12 to ba held hand to continue lhe celebration. KM*nuuoo counttaL ing fur the children of the church, man planned a stimulating bro­ A beautiful table was set with1 planning to attend chure embracing all facets of con­ at Uie community Building m Uie subject of wlncjyis "Southeast crystal auu««nug and sterling mivw silver wmj with nhtxUd raak®' r“*rvatlon* with. servation, presented it with the HuxUng*. \ patterns ot Japan. Korea. Hong crystal Hast trips Study Group Idea of a county-wide display to been held at Northeastern and rxlward Freeland, Mrs. Orris JohnMrs Robert Gorham. P28 W. of Japanese life is Westernized; (Woratwns. tm Uiblo was cm-1 u_ M.rtn. Urexm. Ccr-hustca was Mra. t.-rre! with a tiered wedding cake, “ The MeheUbel Circle was joined iwwevcr, many pictures showed aonaily invited to participate and aclMxus for their unusually line Clara Gillespie. The meeting was tewuufully decorated in blue. ““ wc,lu3ul urged to appoint a committee for cooperation and support Robert by an afternoon Circle, the Eliza­ beth. In lhe church lounge for the conservation consideration*. Excclluogram presented by Mra Melvin tne schools tnrxr.igti un-ee year* and given freely oi hl* Conserva- Clarer.u.- Riuoma presented the Smith including her slides on Uie to the “homes of friend* and „ s ou. Mini SS: Mr. friends of friends" and to church .xm interest* mr the worthwhile news media played a vital part in project. The next meeting will be April votion* were given by Mra. Artie creating and sustaining the desired It is gratifying to note the in­ 11/ with Mrs. Joe Schultz. to know them more intimately ntal. 101 a concern and Interest, creased interest m this project to Mrs David TerMocr of Grand than la possible on a guided tour. m«_ Mtrtk 00 uie extent urat larger quarters ha* | sized: Land-Soil. Water. Forests, become necessary. Minerals. Air-Atmosphere, Native ---------- —....... ....... ..... ~ 11VUI 1 UUOVU. iu.*, 111 Plants, Animals and Human Life. and Soli, Mra. Robert Baldwin; Thursday. March IB. several ot from Korea to San Francisco. A rys brtsd thsf esn’t b« best. Crs; Realistic exhibits presented Uie Water. Mrs. Cncster Lons: Forest*. her h*r fntiids served u iKAluck randwichts. (Sliced thin or regular) message. Soli erosion. Irrigation, Mra. Albert Stauffer; Native Plants, dinner at her home the follow­ Miss Schuresky herself U spinsorhard Quigley ptcscated Uia devo­ ing a little Korean girl Uirough Baymo contour plowbig-planllng and sell ing Munday. A moot pleasant tions. building attracted attention. the Seoul Sanitarium and Hospital; “•i ■ Animals. Mra. Flynn Matthews; Mohl and clwwy with pecan nut* and chocolate fudge Labeled seedlings for reforcsta- Minerals, Mra. Harold Biocum; Mrs. William Sclillhanrek was Orphanage, which I* under the g®. topping. Just right io utiify that tweet tooth. hostess for tho Delilah Circle with by Smokey Bear. Detergents, their effect on our Water Wonderland Cneaur Stowell will chairman Uie Mike Beckwith, Mrs. Bcmlcc frnvAn mazA. k.L. a — _ __ . created much comment. ExpianaHecox. The group played "Bible Through all the preparation far Bingo" for the evening a program. water pollution problems. One dis­ this exiubiuon the lobowuig defi­ play captioned. This I Am Brealh- nition ot Conservation will be die tamed Mr. and Mra. Budd Ran­ talned at the home of Mra John dall, Gary and Rodney, and Mullenlx. Mr*. Richard Duval gave hausUble resource. rocks and mlnBunday honoring Budd's birth- devotion*. The program "Human natural resources far toe greatest Ffiwkska* • frj Roll* • Baked $wm* Roll* display. number of people for toe longest Woodland plants for survival time. and protected wild flower* were The Afternoon Circles met on entertained at dinner on Mon­ Wednesday, March 24. exhibited. Native animal fur* were day evening celebrating the shown, a bee-tree and modem hive, fourth birthday of their grand­ Mrk. Fred Ballance. Mrs. Haney buds’ neste. feed, feeder* and mi­ son. Steven Howe. Guests other gration routes. Some live animals Births at Pennock * tjou’ll love our B ! BAKED GOODS Dark Saur Rye Bread . Fudga Brownit* ........ 30c 6 for 24c Pizza With Chews* Small 39c; Large 86c Friday & Saturday—Baker'* Dox«n Day You buy One Doxen and Get "13‘ Apple Fritter* 6 for 39c Marriage Licences DALE’S BAKE SHOP completed this section. Lynwood Howe and Jeffrey and Abigail Circle met at the church hi* paternal grandparent*. Mr. lounge with Mra. Herbert Wedel Kathmandu which there uro eight members at her home on Wednesday eve­ ning, ^lurch 31. Francisco. | 71ic Bud Wolfes are planning Mra. Rudolph Flora enterto attend the 1’obentulcn dinner st Uie PonUlnd Hotel. Grand Personal Rapids, on BaUuday evening a. MMUai* UMSSOa. fiutl “X. Mention Civic Auditorium. Test drive a sport coat now At Clevelands FRESH DONUTS from Hie Superette 205 N. Michigan For the PERFECT Anniversary Gift Brandau-tter. Mra Burnley Cuminlngs and Mrs. Hotucr Smith Julie and Billy Irad dinner In Tanking pn Bunday. The Roy Carlsons visited his Personal Mention ’| Our '65 model spring and summer One of the sportiest collections ever! Palm Beach, Hart, Schaffner Gr Marx, blazers, hop sacks, cotton-dacron blends. Egyptian cottons; prices from $29.95 to $75. Watch While We Make 'Em Drive one home this week! 130 E. State. Hastings Sunday after spending lhe Win- Mra. Plain 59c doz. FROSTED & DECORATED Donuts 69c doz. TRY SOME TODAY Clevelands' Store for Men and Boys. priced from FOUR HUNDRED FIFTY DOLLARS Gilmore Jeweler Mr. and Mra. James Waddell of Grand Rapid* were Bunday 102 E. Stat. Creek, for dinner this Thursday Mra. Albert Hauer returned evening honoring Mrs. Dale's on Friday from Greenville where birthday. Weekend guests of Mrs. Ous Richard Wtngeter Wlngelers Richard’s brated. sport coats are now in stock. Open Daily TASTE TREATS B. Style 492/32 Patty and Katie Clarcy are cSSj.at Western Michigan University LaVlnus Campbell of C___ i. The Creek were Friday callera. Tho “ ihieoU’ of thclr slater. Anne, Certain their non 'and family, 1 Style 661/10 J. Mllhenlnp. Ine. Wl 5-5316 Detroit. Michigan Special Offering SALE Lois Wlckliam waa a Grand Rapid* for ten days, and Mrs. HarrL'xui accompanied her tiorno visiting hero until Bun- son tjnd family, the Robert Bur­ key'.-- of IzuuUng. the Richard Shustas and the’ Phillip Millers of Kalamaaoo. NEW COLORS Fine Quality SCATTER Harbor Inn. Cleveland's Announce the 3rd March FREE DAY ■Juesday, March 23 If you have a Cosh Slip Come in for your bearing that date Gift Certificate! Bomombor . . . You Mint Come In Within One Week of the Announcement Dote! DI I AC KUU J AU at One Low Price— AH First Quality Mill Closeout* and Overruns— No Seconds or Irregulars! Hi-Style stripes, heavy hl-la cotton, hand carved vhcote and plush-cut viscose. Sixes 30 by 50 In. and 24 by 60 in. in the medium weight and 27 by 48 in. in heavy weight. CHOOSE TWO OR MORE AT THIS LOW PRICE CLEVELANDS’ A Complete Men's fir Boys' Store not $TATf FT. Wl 5-2163 The Hastings V-Store No«F to fn National NaHanal Bank Next �Know Your Legislators Nashville Seeks Operator for New Disposal Plant Dunham By Mr*. IF. //. Cheeteman t held In tiie Maple Grove Town1 Hall honoring Mia Zelma. 1 daughter of Mr. and Mrs EarlI VA SENATORS Senate Office Building Mra*Olady* Milter. Naihvillc Philip A. Hart village pmident h a a selected I tar committerr- for tta coming, CONGRESSMEN Hoose Office Building ttves and friends who prrr.'nudI Miss Ctaesctnan with many lovely gUts The hall tad been, decorated with Spring flow, to, for the errnt A Saturday a run, come effective.al the next coun-' cil meeting Thuredsy 'evening. April 8 tint aon. John. is staying with, the grandpaxvnts. Mr and Mrs. Earl Cheesenum. * Sunday STATE SENATORS State Capitol (um home address after adjournment* 2ird District — Harold J. Vol Noddins ana razor; water, sewer ... ...--------------- ... and garbage, tawrcnce Annis. I land ( Yankee Springs Township > Noddins and Michael Appelman; »th District—Roger Johnson, tabling, Noddin*. Scramlin and 633 Birch Street, Marshall. Appelman; pouus and library, (Woodland, Hasting* City. Ha»Noddlna, Scramlin and Norris: tings Tos.iulilp.Csstie ton. Ballithe board. Rlzor and Annis, and more. Maple Grove, Johnstown, On the finance and insurance committee will be Frank Scram- . Un. Rlzor and Harold Nutria; I Appclman. ’l.t District—Garry E. Brown. The council to tn the process 351 w. Eliza. Schoolcraft. (Thomof hiring an operator for the. apple. Irving. Carlton. Rutland, paw w-wsge di*{K**I plant whichjOrangeville. Hope, Prairieville. Will be In operation aometlme in Barry Towtuhlp*.! May. He must hold a liceti.se STATE REPRESENTATIVES and be approved by the State SUle Capitol Deportment ot Health. Details (Use home address are being handled by the sewer after adjournment! committee. Inawnuch as tta council I* faced with hiring a licensed operator far tta new 1 plant, *ome vasfsciuuiges arc be- (Yankee Springs. Orangeville. _p^-.Hope, Baltimore. Johnztown, aonneL Robert Dean, who has Barry. Orangeville Townihlpa.) been a village employee for the 83th District—Stanley M. Powpast ten year*, nrv.t vrurs. and head of the tta'rll. ell. R1 Ionia, Ionia. (Thornanole. (Thornapple. Irvwater department for about six Ing. Carlton. Woodland. Rutland, months, will no longer be with Hustings. Castleton. Maple Grove, the village after April 5. The Assyria Townships ) work he iia.s tarn dr.lnc will hr ___________________ operator and lhe brad of the street'department, James Erwin. The Nashville Chief of Police Wendell Armour, and his an- Lake Odessa tty JUrt. Dan Peterman Waive Exam on On Dean's List Margery Taber, daughter Check Charges 2 inester Margery ia a Junior. charge*. Wendell Gordon Trick for allegedly is­ suing three bum checks within a 10-day period drawn on Use First National Bank A: Trust Company of Kalamazoo Irene Packhsm. 35. Battle Highbank the By Mrt, Vern Hawbliti NsskvHI* 45J-11OI Freeport and Mr. And Mra Bem- and girls from Sunfield and Mr. I ard Thoma*. * Mrs. Clifford and Mra. Lloyd Llnsley and famlWalter and Mra. Andrew Walter ly~Jwtn Nashville were Sunday dinner guests of her parents. Mr Tuesday for her State board and Mra. Alston Penfold, ot Ma­ ple Grove Center Evening caller* were Donald Butler and Merl tar to complete her exams and Davis from Battle Creek. * Mra with Mrs Helen Malhson at- Victor Schantz entertained a | tended the Copper Kettle pro­ group of ladle* Saturday with a pink and blue shower honoring gram al WJIM. their daughter, Mrs. J«*nJa Schantz Brown, of Bellevue. Re­ For Banner Cla.«lfled Ads freshments were served. Call WI 5-3481. Mra. Evangle Miller of Assyria and Mra. Mildred Hill were Fri­ day callers of Mrs. Grace Skid­ more. * Weekend callers of MT. and Mra. Worth Green were Mr. and Mra. Bernard Deyarmond and son. Scott, from Potterville: Lee Wonser, Charlotte, and Mr and Mrs Richard Marshall and children from Potterville. * Mr and Mra. Larry Hawblitz and family from Battle Creek and Mr. and Mrs. Blair Hawbllta and Kenneth were Sunday dinner PRE SEASON TUNE-U^ SPECIAL $||88 Hgwblltc. Sunday dinner guests of Mr land Mra. Gerald Gardner were Mr. and Mra. Terry Gardner and baby from Hast Laming, Mr. and Mra. Larry Filter and Ray Howe * Mr and Mrs. Robert Rose and family from Battle Creek were Saturday pinner guests of Mr. and Mra. Roy Spaulding. LEGAL* HERE IS WHAT YOU si RECEIVE FOR ONLY $11.88 Jtlrhl<sn. Circuit 1. New Blade 2. New Plug S« 3. New Points Al!»rn«r« far Pltiollff H.o.i...bou Rife. HMltag*. Mhklgan 4. New Condenser •EAXAMCE »i<*l>; Th' Clreeli Ur or Berry. New Oil Complete Lubrication of Bear­ ings and All Moveable Joints in Brilon war *lwl by Bettr DrFrieM. Plaintiff, uainil Hobart I>.Prl.it 117 Wards Money Back Guaran­ tee if Not Satisfied Coll Word* Service Department at 945-2489 118 So. J efforton AA OUTCOME RY WARD Haiilaca. Mlrhlear PUBLICATION OBDEB Halting*, Mich. 118 SO JEFFERSON HASTINGS of Two persons were bound over Taber of Delton, tas been named to the April term of Circuit on the dean’* list at Albtarv -ICourt when ttay waived examifor attainment of a 33 or nation before Municipal Judge *tter schota*Uc average (based display ills driver's license on Flint spent pital to Vtat tar daughter. Mra ’^chi^n who fl^Donna. atrre rviiMju.. .... —— — --­ and three children <* Dale Ruffner. Tffxas. on March 10. returned to Knopf. Jr., ___ —.Un •nrstx on Mr and Mrs. Eugen Ball from Hns-.inpi on the 24th They nccomHooper were Saturday visitors panled tar parents. Mr. and Mra. 31 At the Cliri Bangharts' over the with his narente. Mr. and Mra. < • n inmm. who tad spent the George Bill, and MJm Barbara Whiter there. Mr. and Mra. George Ball and tar fiance. Fred Pal- Kagla of Hasting*, who also *p°nt Bangtart, Mark, SU?ven and Mnllek both from Kalamazoo tad the Winter In Donna, left for Orsupper with tta Balls. * Twen- .lando, Fla, to visit their danghu-r ty-flve neiaUvca coining from and family, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mr* Tt-rrv King of Ann Arbor and Grand Rapids. Lansing, Battle Malllwn. before returning to Has­ lings. The“ — weather Creek. Delton and locally. Sun- ** — "*■ **— waa beautiful Delfm. Nancy took Bruce to the airport where he left for Quernday reminded George Ball u! a tliere. birthday anniversary WedtxsSunday visitor* at Uie home of tara. Mexico, on a three-wrek day. the Fred Aliena were hit brother . buslneaa trip. Hastings SPEEDY WASH and COIN-OP Laundromat William Bradford Hole her and son* of culled at Mention Wo think of the Job of *cn1> ing our cliant* a* a round-lhodock proportion. After all. Iomm British volunteer driver In World originally charged with resisting ninth Alm* Wortley. the George Bark- an officer. era and Mrs ArvlUa Murty. * In Holland an Mandat to attend the funeral. 1 Friday, —- -------------------- EES’ X'srzajgsl Personal Mra. Margaret Matson and Betty Bata flew to Tamna. Fin., on were hex neptaw. Ralph Van- Monday to Join Betty's parents for Auken. and family from Din­ inondale and Mr and Mra. drive their car back a* they wiU Maurice Oatroth from Hastings. be returning* home. The L. E Bar­ * Mr. and Mr*. Miles Ruffiuv ------------. Margret wia nette tock and Betty „ to have a new granddaughter. Detroit to take the plane and arc Randi Lynn, bom Saturday to staying at the Ma-son luxnc vt-h Mr. and Mr*. Dak- Ruffner of. Sue and Mark while their mother Leach Lake. Ttal- —। ■------- — uocti vacu io ixi reueveu oi . . , writing a "no account" check on their duties as of April 15. to P*tricto trtBn Uie Security National Bank accept parJtlons elsewhere. The -Msn fQr Spring vaotUon. Both were released on their •— _ — »-_ ____ .... _ • . . I,.,,4 he* mrwn — own personal recognizance. I i.iiira num, ii.rv niu»iu> ------ - ----- ' - ---- _~, evening to discuss this sltuatloh. nominee. ★ The E Ray Strcek_ ,*, ' r'Vii-,,> 111 m'w.rtr r!w* paid a ,'J0 fine plus *8.40 court costs when he pleaded guilty- Kendra. on and wife, the Harold Aliena, ot Battle Crtek. .' ' ' ' Mr and Mra Richard Kndpf ot .-tvknut cueate at lhe MUm Ruffner's _______________________J______ ter. Robbtn. to with her grand- -THE HASTINGS BANNER No Quitting Time on Service don’t limit thcmjclvea to an 8-hour workday. If yo« zufler a loo* ... fire la your home, auto' accident, bu*inc«a catastrophe... you want help wght away. You’ll get ju*t that if you place your protection ygogram ia our handi. PROFESSIONAL DRY CLEANING SERVICE North Gun Lake Coin-Op Open 5:00 a.m. - 10 p.m. 120 W. STATE ST. Wl 5-4174 �Carlton Grangers United Church Given Lesson on Women Hear Resuscitation Retired Violin Maker,Carpen Dies Saturday Carlton Gnuign hrtd their Funeral services for ty Richard Abbey department showed slides on Osgood Funeral Home. heart -lung resuscitation and demonstrated and Instructed the officiated with burial at 3 pjn. proper method* using the Resus­ Wednesday at th# Oak Ridge citation Anna dummy. Cemetery at Bay City. This instruction la beyond any given previously and deputy Abbey was earnest in his effort Hastings Public Library Talk on Poverty Women from Nashville. Wood­ land. Dowling. Middleville and Hastings attended lhe meeting of United Church Women Fri- Located Corner Court and Church Strttlt Church. Halting* Mr*. William Nethrry present- end Plenty." Thia moat timely 0 -----------Library Hour*: Monday, Wednesday and Friday New Army ROTC Scholarship Plan Announced Ttw Department at the Army arutaunccvl a college Reserve Offleer* Trslning CUp* .ROTCi •rhoUiralijp program, to begin In Septemtxr 1»M. which will pro­ vide financial aaaManoe to 1.000 qualified student* In the United The Hastings Banner Thunday, A#ril 1, 1M5 Section Two—P«H« I »• 6 Give Lubieniecki Over 200 Honor/ Recognition in Cagcrs, Wrestlers State Class A New Kroger Store Manager Hasting* High** Paul Lubieniecki. manager of the Benton Harbor 12:30 to 8:30 j*.m. la lhe current highlighted con­ anlmalUea ikroughaat Ike Tuesday and Thursday cern of the Christian Social Re­ lation* Department cd United Miebiret Church Women, and wUl be the topic for May Fellowship Day Saturday division vice observances this year. LeRoy lilaaalnaamr. Flint Northwestern: 12:30 to 6 pm. were appreciative and hope that Robinson Scholsrehipa M being added Mi* Nethrry reviewed the every cittern will avail themanoint John Brisker. Hamtramck; Cliff book. One-Fifth of a Nation by - Foster. Lansing Seston; Roger Lydla (Hackett) Dutcher. He Elma L. Greenwood, which point­ Hayward. Pontiac Ntrth; Noy moved to Akron. Mich, as a ed out that one-fifth of Ameri­ I Hinton. Saginaw; Howard Heard. small boy and attended the Per- ed by a potluck dinner. ca* tarn Hiro live in poverty with 1 Mr* Fred Dower presided al Detroit SouthwsUrc. Southwestern;; Dee Lafay­ Authorised by the recently en­ Mi2’4Jeh0C>*. v* **V on I the’ CMmvMteT Club on April under *3.000 annual Income, the business meeting for ofll- acted Public U* M-C47, The Robinson graduated from Eau ette, Grand Rapid., South, and the Great Lake* and a lumber- , F wlth the majority coming under cen» and board member* followP.OTC VltalltsUon Act of 1H4. Claire High School. Eau Claire. Vlrtlec Trice, Grand Rapids Ot­ Jack before he married Louise. ~ pj7.’ Michigan, and Benton tawa Hills. Rosier or of wo Mio tn to i*tn. ISO? Kogier I A nrxi u g Outate wU1 meeting fmUire will non-whlte. rural. famlllea hend-' World Day of Prayer showed :our year scholarship* will be Junior TVkMr Hnnijia?■■ In iHj, Mln .. . .... . , _ rd by women, or the elderly Uv- that 41 scanty cltorches of 16 awarded to 400 students and Harbor champion? at the West Central em Michigan tog on social security. Today* denomination* cooperated, with Boulter, Jr, and Mr* Kenneth poor are often tovMble and a much higiwr altendanoe and wW .be granted to individuate pony a* a Journeyman meat 10 All-State Class B squad. RandyIgnored in this affluent tcxiecy. part IxUpatton than any previous Hewitt Of Lakewood. Lua Of Char­ Stamm but proverty La all Ute more year lotte, Paul Dean of Alma. Oene WUlul UMr Whm Mika, Mn. ,,^4 w Nuabaum of Delton and Dave Bulnrod far xnvrvw til nava tn lim ■__ ________________ ________ _ Company until 182#. After that ccm of Greenville were given rcdlege students rranptetlhg the , -— ---------- ~—- ------------------- ea uiai irua yntra event wiu ia: fcecond year of the four-year promoted into the Management l^adre* agree that because povln IlftMlnes j^y. j^y maker until hl* retirement in Army ROTC program. Development Program Aug 17. erty U no longer neceeMry it la 1 at thr Mrthodk5t church. IBM. which has taken him Mr* Tillie Finkbeiner of Middlea daughter, Mra. Peter (Doro­ *<h»cany “Hopefully, wtth B carry-m lonely, — ------ —. - .~™._ ,. . through each Job to the store in lhe church will come down to Bt 12 3O pjn thy* Howe, no* of Heating* (heir tuttloa, textlroaka and ; addition to added training sesA Triple Ton of Gold CerUflIn*~1. » -UI «-» *. laberatory fees far alteoBaaee alona st the Division office to daughter*, MT* Lucy Remlllard Mr. A-!,*,. w.h_. on “People, Poverty and Plenty .** »l eollegts wtlh tout ■ year Grand Rapids. KOTC program*. The program ia planned to' B"7 axul,r»«»“»“ Payment at W0 a month wlll glve prospective store managers Cart of Pontiac; IS grandchil- Middleville The award went to nf A-w-t.i Wrir... n.vt -.noir. . . —. .... b>- made from lhe date scholar- a complete understanding not ship* begin until graduation, to only of the manager’s Job but at and a half-Mater, Mn Myrtle Prince**, which produced 6.039 problems encountered locally. “ommmUtTtoX tiro Rev M^ Kaechele Has Triple Ton of Gold Jersey See Barry County's Outstanding 4th Annual Barry County Hobby & Sport Show Medical Facility, I chia coming to the strange, un& ! certain big city to try to fInd1 r.i.iir™ APRIL 10-11 HASTINGS FAIRGROUNDS Doer Prises • ' Entertainment e • P*a»- Sunday Feature — Ham Special New Location: ■ £2 Sp£iJared by the are. Lo«> Stidham 7 J. Michigan Avenue Halting*. Mich. Sunday on Mr* RUBBER STAMPS Made to Order All Sizes Army Pvt. Raymond R. Slagle, “hose parents live CC1 R4 completed a field oom­ crewman Rhone 945-4100 BARRY COUNTY SIORTSWOMfN'S CLUB taln is a graduate ot Hasting* High School. HU wife U Uie tor- Ion of their Army ROTC studies. COMPLETE INSURANCE SERVICE Lunchet Mutual Fundi Invaitmanta ~~ the Army In November, Athletic Director Jock ClareY introduced Coaches Bob VanderVeen. Robert Miller, Don Mullen, David Kirtiman and Robert Carlber* of the cage and grappling squads, and presented award.* Pat Murphy presented Ute award* to the cher-*-*“-— Toastmaster Bu night** program wrote Captain Robert Quiches*. son graduated from the UB. Air Port* onicer Imtructor school al Randolph AFB. Texas. Now qualified a* an instructor pilot, K“ u ,“4”“ •—•« »'• Training Command (ATC) unit at Laughlin APB, Texas ATC plicanu Win be notified during July as to whetbat or not they hsra been selected. Upon graduation from col- Center called Hastings Insurance Agency in Community Building Exciting Exhibit* ------ ---------------------—— ---- yrar wu nauoiuu prw more personal attention than- dcnl of Ule Women's Christian Just giving out direct relief. She FrUow>hlp the Council of listed several tilings church Community Churches She Is ac- not later titan May 1. IMS. Stuwumen could do to help: Accept gj ln romm^iy and dents applying far lhe two-year ****A*-4*' county affair*, liavlng served as schoianhlp program will do ao dividual* don t type people; chairman of Red Ckosa, cancer with the Profaaor of Military help by doing volunteer work; pouo drlvro^ andas pS­ Science at their pMMat «dl6(* , Inuunort clients to dnetor and T2-. ... or univennty Thote applying for * >» c u-w ikuuikuic. aaaociaUon the four-yeor acholarahlp pro1 deliver surplus food; invite them , prajn will do so with the Ctxnto church Mrvkca and functions.; „ providing transportation; frtendin which they rated#. Pinal . ly visits in home* and at the ^m*n on. ^brlatian Social Re- More than 200 person* turned out Tuesday night for lhe ban­ quet sponsored by lhe Saxoa Athletic Booster* Club to honte Halting* High * bosktlball play’er* and wrestler* Hal Buerge. adverUatng ma»- fora brilliant movie clear picture Ing camp where the student will one child. term vacation from Michigan Tech, al the home of hi* parent*, the American Jeraey CaUte Club Harland Babcock*, returning to from it* headquarter* to Columbio. Ohm college on Sunday. At Sports Fete Stamp Pads ... . Ink fortrue fidelity In sound SETCHELL-CARLSON DH3OBOO000TV I We sell color or block and white. j Choose from Early American, French Provincial or Contemporary. The set that come* home to stay. WE SERVICE ALL MAKES •nd Supplies SCHADERS Office Supplies SENT/ TV SALIS b SERVICE WI 5-3142 315 S. Hanover I opened our Savings Account at HCB! REAL ESTATE Th.t'i SWEET!" Top Listings In TOWN AND COUNTRY PROPERTIES A COOO IHVUTMINT IK TWO ATAITMIHT HOVMS. both property ihow* a good Heady income, all furnlthlng* go with WI HAVI A COOO MOOIRN FOUR BIDROOM HOMI TO RINT In the Fourth w»rd. A BEAUTIFUL HOMI RIGHT ON MIDOLI LAKI <120 feet lake and down one bedroom, living room, dining room, kitchen with .811.000.00 AN IICHTY-ACRI FARM IN CARLTON TOWNSHIP with five room home, ha* living room, two bedroom*. dining room, kitchen $10,100.00 BUILDING LOT IN 2ad WARD, sewer and water in. ha* a gare«» on IT, alio » p*<» bstemenf------ ------------- —. — $1,500.00 A RIAL NICI BUNGALOW IN THI 2*d WARD, with living room. .19,100.00 A RIAL NICI HOME IN THI 4th WARD, hat three good bed- room, kitchen and h bath, full basement. gat >* a garage, for— ..$7,500.00 A BEAUTIFUL HOMI AT ALGONQUIN LAKI, *11 on ondtfioor. ha* large living room with fireplace, three nice bedroom*, lai* of dowt* with overhaed lights, hst b*th and one-half, kitchtn and dining space together, and bar, built-in stove and oven and dis­ posal. heated with hot water heater, fired with oil, new two stall garage, aluminum tiding, paneling woodwork in living room, on excellent road, school bu* lervke, for $20,000.00 WI HAVI A HOMI IN BATTLE CREEK, with three bedroom* and and down, a living room with fireplace, dining room, dan and kitchen (modern) with formica tops, double well* In link, there mant, one and a half stall garage. hM bean recently painted and decorated, good location for$17,000.00 A UAL GOOD. LARGE HOMI IN THI FIRST WARD, hat living family room paneled, bath with shower and Mall, utility room with buUt-in cupboard*, laundry room, ha* full basement, and all thH for86,000.00 A RIAL NICI HOMI IN THI 1*4 WARD, ha* two good bedroom* about 30 acre* north of Hatting* TWO VACANT LOTS in Hardendorff Addition with sewer, water and curb and gutter and ga* all in foe....$100.00 •*. $1,200.00 fee troth NIARLY NIW EXCELLENT HOMI IN THI lad WARD. 26 x 40 ft., ha* living room with fireplace, dining room, kitchen and bath, two real nice bedroom*, full basement with recreation room with new carpet, dining room, new kitchen, >,i bath, ga* •tragi ......,........................................................$10,000.00 AT FLIA8ANT $HORt$ THORNAPFLE LAKI A NIW COTTACt. screened-in porch all finished In knotty pine, three- ‘ ’ Siding, fully insulated, h** baseboard hot water healing system, ell copper plumbing, birch cupboard*, ftrbage disposal, all kind* of flower* and shrubs, ha* nod in basement, all situated on two lot*, lor-------------------......4...-..$16,$00.00 THRH NICI BUILDING LOTS ON HASTINGS HIICHTS. 8i»,ooo.oo Hnstinqs City Bnnk AVi ONI SCHOOL HOUSI TO SUL VIRY BIAJOMABU. will, apace heater, on nice wooded Vi octo lot. In good HASTINGS SALESMEN AMIRI CAN COLD UAL TRAILER HOUSE, tlx* 10 X 55 ft, has ail eRutenent, two bedrooms, living room, dining area, kitchen and bath, (Ituated on nice lol with *00,1 well and septic tank IN THI HUT WARD ha* two bedroom* MEMBER: Fkdkral Dapoait IkMik—k Corpsfation h Friendly, NoMborly Sonic* lor 77 Continimu Fun I MAT I cap intulated. norm window* ...8>.aooAo A BCIN1C PLACE ON THORN APPLE RIVIR 24 acre* elate In ft Stick away a little bit each week in an HCB Savings Account and you'll be able to fill all your money needs when they arise. Let your "Sugar" hove a "mint" to shop with . . . Open an HCB Savings Account soon! �nun Spring Sports Scheduled to Get Underway Weatherman WeathermanHas ... I Hailing!r/.ZTl High Key to Start of I Cafeteria Menu | Prep Activities I r arsBr* in Career* in Conservation Conservation «iu. m .HAVE four of those CoUls-Husky P«W- Full FullSeason Seasonofof Activities Set Al Country Club *1’ Opening Bom ball Came for HHS Set .'*. At Battle Creek a V/Mtitr permitting. Bpring u % £ «*oru as Hastings High School sportswomen s Itii Hobby, Sports Show Set nuDAT. araiL • — rsmM. — tau Ssh er paaaai kaiter ssaAwUssa Iran so* |«u». »u». Uie opening baseball game U Mt for Paula Creek Central al 4:1* Tuntea, Roger WUl ami Craig Committee for New Membtrt Active; Plan League*, Special Event* Action." prtwidenta of lhe club planned explaining the value of family the cvetung and highlighted Lhe program with a reading of the cruo luxury. juniur single or family member- Reynolds and Kyle James, Senl- more. John lettered aa a Fresh­ man. Others out tor golf include Dave Purdy, a Senior; Tom Isham. Doug Olaughlln. Jun- CONSIRYATION OFFICER GAME BIOLOGIST Girl Scout Event The Glowing JCmbers Girt Scout Council lias acheduled the 1UU tiurg out conducive to thought* flr»t council-wide event to bo held March 11-12, 1MB. scasun at lhe JUaUng* Country Kalamasoo County Center Build- *ne Barry County Bportawo- and director*. tnen’a Club oelebralcd their 19th fine team Include Captain Carl On Saturday and Bunday, Sept. 16-15, a two-man. M-hole bort ball tournament Is scheduled over a jfl-hule route. Golfer* will qualify into flights their Ont IB holes. Michigan Btato eopbomoe acnaaUon Gene Washington won Uie eo-yard high liurdlm in the first NCAA indoor track ctiamplonahlpa at Detroit's Cobo Aram. group has actltely participated BOWL .Athletic Director and Head Base­ and Warren Arnold. Jim Ftaher ball Coach Jock Clarey announced coocn Jocx v.arcy rtporu he Including 33 on the road, was set 't?e MintS? Ptn> ****’“ °° huner Jerry bkidmurc, catcher Coach Anton TUrkal has four .----------- ------ ---------------------------- .JgUerm-n badc for hu umma o Donneu. nnorutop Pam LubigQUad. induaing Dennis Sum, a eniecxi, Becood isaaeman jaff and Stephen Youngs, Ju- ah senior*; Tnua Baseman clave *--------------- •— •— Aberaing, Terry Keuer, Pitchtr John Nana. Qscll Lcffel. out.Fag* Banian and Terry Osnld fleiaer Steve Sciiondeimayer and Lruuinacr Ken \vener. Juniors, 1. Junior* out Include Mike ana ouuleiaer Dave Witoams, ifait and Chuck Guenther, Other* out for the team in­ uanarta include Andy John*®, Taffee, Jim King, nob Mayo. clude Paul Procusi, Al finerry, Dtek Vanayck.rand Barry Wood, benion. Mara Anaarton. Boo Friday night ladle*- league Golf Pro William J. MaeDon- FORESTER BIOMETRICIAN uaduated from collej ieat, college graduate apply far test* which may «*ra them preouaing triinee politicos ■* coe , came and li»h biologists, geologists, foresters,.and biatncuiciaa*. Job oppoc* ially good lor officer candidates, with 16 yacancir* waiting to, be tilled through­ out the state. For officer recruits and the other trainee* beioft soejchr. the starting monthly salary Is J5O2.86. Those who do sadafactory work can count on haVirtg du* figure raised to 8318.52 after GEOLOGIST bpoou, DBve VanDcnourg. Gary Mike AmsUe. Ron Wescncr. and Tim Wiffiam*. Jun»n.; Jun xuauie. Larry brown. Ma Brownail. 4teVeen» blue it Gold track «UUon include Leonard CampOdl. Braden- play their hobble* and merchan- ition about these positions, contact the Jtawton, James Waliaoc and W1U, Jettannan. and Doug iu Junior* inauae lam from out-aldc Barry County to aa working a* have displays other than local Gibson. Jim O’Neil, Don Faytva, Dexter Tobias, Vern Wilder, Cnaries Wukins, Jim WUakaw and Hum Richard E j uASTutaa Ulan school sruvo SPQBTB BCREDULB gan have literally dropped nearly $4 million dollars down a jetic Director jock Clarey. tejtlotnleas foxhole, on tne pretext of •tfknrolling various ani-J in the semi-finals, the Hope mala. Included In the fist of 'nuisance' animals, are the fox^.the: Church of the Brethren team coyote, the Doocat and um* woU» » -—w------- '--------------------- - | was scheduied to meet Woodland . . The MICHIGAN STATE w** over a quarter million dollar*'wxl the Bastings Independent* will uiouiu*r probahiy umcon-f^byterten* at 7 --- -------,-------- ,-------------,.1 Hill wui , tends that this money would ...... , .. bring more lasting returns in Uie uoue to go up. S1M.586 of thia 1 Tlic winner* were to play for improvement ot existing liabitet, *"M ^or ,ox bounties, S67.UJ5 lor topFomi of «*<>««• ‘cal»». ana uP‘*r ^'21 Uie championship at 8 pm. unproving game management ta- (^un^( ,*"e cilitiM. rathsr than trying to rk-ad bobcaia. ( •auiUt- nature in a balancingi The argument ados that the act. . . "fox is rapmiy flnouig favor a* • • • a game aiumai. and could prove The State organlsaUon reviews,'to be * source of many man the bounty program, going back i hours ot sport. He should take to 1638 when the Legislature,his rightful place a* a rocrcapassed a bounty on timber uomu potential among the-hunt- Bruun. Kevin MODERN MEDICINE I BACTERIA •! that some type* of bacteria can produce drugmodern medicine can pro<_ making them susceptible *gam to present day drugs. The continual light against bacteria is just another ex­ ample of how Modern Modi- mesa Mlldsrtn. b»iu« When your doctor pre ter <bes cist to fUl your prescription U doctor. YOUR PHARMACIST Jacob's Prescription Pharmacy 126 East State St. Phrnsa WI 5-2466 Hastings f against lhe continued paymenu of bounties tor predator aniThis Wolnesday n 1 g h t the maU, and this new voice should go a long ways towards helping «mi • final* and final* in the to convince legislators to do away with lhe program, the btate ®n *?drnament business group deciares that since 1935 lhe people of Michi- Hastings* HighGm Stanley. this, naw chemical compound* are being studied Dur to romewhat limited ina1 Volleyball ones. faculties. it has been club policy first chance, but State-wide dlaArmchair Athlete V—"** -Tourney Gameg I Deluded The Michigan Slate Chamber of Commerce has come out IVednesday Nighti „ working out are pnu Arnold. Berry. Toni Bcrtak. Jerry Bn ‘ “—' DaveOoid*- SellecM. Saxon Athletic Boosters Meeting A special meeting of the Saxon Athletic Boosters dub is to be held al 7:30 pm. Monday, April 6. in Room 10g at Uie high snteool. Business will include whether to SHARPEN UP YOUR GAME staff, with main duties of club Aooey, Adam neaunn, Mark Gene, Dary Cuyar. Mixa hatnerton. Barry Bye. Jun Parrel. Mice Fita- Kenae, Jim Organ. Tbm Payne and Gilbert Tate. ment has been checked and reconditioned. out to be a public service type Uie lynx had a price put on their fugitive from injustice." nead*, and in 1917 uie fox, owl, The Chamber of Commerce hawks and wewael* were placed also reports mat the lox is pro­ ui the criminal lineup. "E»en crows and woodchucks did- not escape Uie onus of being classed remaining states, only eight pay a* vermin." ciuding Michigan. "It has been called od in 1921, primarily due 1। b o u r n c out many tunes tnat to Inadequate control and the grouse, pheasant and rabbit huge financial burden caused by populations go up and down in­ fraudulent claims. The system 'dependently ot predator dlstrlus* replaced by n Stale trapper buuon. Weather ana good cor.uisystem, and remained in effect tlons cause game fluctuations. until 1934. when bounties were again placed on wolves, coyote* Ontdeor Trail — Our heavy and bobcat*. The 1937 Legislature jsnows and ralna have had many slapped Uie bounty officially on ,good jCflects. in addition to pro­ wolves and coyotes again, while ;longing Winter sport*. Thing* are looking good lor U>1* Spring * again three tunes since 1834. northbound flight* of duck* in The bobcat is now bountled in their breeding ground* ot North the VP, while in Uie Lower Pen­ America, game expert* repott insula lie 1* not and is completely Throughout most parte of (he protected except from Dec. 15 to continent-* top duck-producing Feb. 15. country. Spring water conditions Jhe present fox bounty pay­ io important to the bird*- neatment* were started fn 1947, and best since i960. Edward Mikul*. ha* continued an upward trend water-fowl specialist with our since 1952. A total of 16.481 were Con*e nation Department, re­ bountled In 1953. compared to port* that game men pointed an 36,917 in 1964. optimistic pkHnre at the Mlssbsippi Flyway Council's Techni­ CHAMBER OP COMMERCE be­ cal BecUon at Council Bluff.*, lieve* that any program that is not functioning efficiently. is too uom should be better for Michicostly and should be dtscontln•which ha* become increasingly cotting us well over 1200.000 each important the last few seasons year. This year-* total bounty bill In Barry County our potholes and old ponds—dried up for sev­ eral year*—have a heaffhy sup"Reliable Michlgan-* Spring archery and Service spearing season opens on rough fish thl* Thursday. April 1. in Since 1928" stream* of 66 Lower Peninsula counties designated by the Con-. servaUon DeparthiMat. The sea-i son extend* through May 31 with carp, nickers, .ndbqng, mtfllet dogfish and gataw arthe legal target*. In the UP., bowmen and spearing buffs *011, pit their LocAitaMissmANCE suntAis: srn uacg g ru*<» mo* nc er, display*. driftwood, wood­ working, taxidermy. painting*, gun coUccUons. model car*. Special golf events during the Mason are to include a Member Pro-Am c*i May 2. a round robin starting on May 8 with IS golfer* in each fdgtit, tw ilight golf starting Am tor June fl with a shotgun Mart, mother-daughter tournament Open Bowling SATUR­ DAYS and AND SUNDAYS Most WEEKDAY AFTERNOONS. Bob & Mickey Lambert Your Hosts tournament June 20. a Hastings are* Uxinumcnt on Saturday and Sunday. July 10-IL an interclub on July 25. the M-liolc invitational arc given and lunebew served. lor Saturday and Sunday. Aug. This yt*r an additional feature 114-15. lhe women* club champlonon Sunday wiU a Ham tlpc- ship Saturday and Bunday. Aug —i» HASTINGS BOWL INC. Woodland at Michigan cuuuM.1 asaa. iam otaoi i, —-— ——j —• ■ , — S Michigan, Phono WI 5-3064. and a president's cup handicap till Night on HASTINGS - BARRY COUNTY RADIO 6:00 a.m. to 7:30 p.m During the Month of April You'll Hear Everything MUSIC ... Modern as Spring and Old Favorites WWS Local, State and National Events SPORTS- • • Timely. Accurate and Interesting. in stream* listed by Ute PROMPT SERVICE HI LUES Company Approved Anthony Ferreira Entertains Pack Boy Seoul Pack 73 was enter­ tained bf Anthony Ferreira with his slide* on "Biaxll" when they met al the First Methodist Church tor thelc regular meeting Cub Pack 3973 met on Wed­ nesday evening. March 24. at the church. The opening waa gken Charles Morrill* group. WEATHER . The Best and the Worst of it! /A WBCH 1220 Radio -2lSL �Bertha Thiler 178-470. Lucille WllUtto 170-476. Cleo Flora 163­ 418. Diana Wolff 133-387 and Penny Barland 164-394. Hastings Bowing '* *** WITW BOWLING THB STABS W 81, Piston Ring 78. Vogt 73. McAllister 70. Haan 684, North- by Dove Soular AA1F Staff of Champtonl —MW, ouauicb O* WWIl 00. Hastings Heights 654, Mary a RECREATION LEAGUE NO. 3 55, Banner 63, Farmaise 4am, Standings: Burns Refrigeration Big D and Girls 40. Mich. Mkg784, Porker's Tavern 69, John's neuc 384 and Sheriff Girls 384. Auto Parts 67, Goodyear Brco. JUNIOR BOWLING 66, Actant's 684, Woodmansee Rick VanDcnburg was high for Lumber 63. Walldcrff's 61. 7-Up 66. Hastings Meat Market 62. the Junior* with 138-174-310, John's Crank Balance 50. Oll- Jlm Spencer had IM-164-303, moro Jcwetera 49 and. Nashville Wes VanDcnburg 140-148-388, Frank Majak 134-186-370, Mark Gravel 44. Dave Reynolds 224-679 earned Edgar 122-129-251. Jack Rey­ nolds 129-125-254. Wes Root 127­ Prte Kruger posted 213-563. John 135-283. Debbie Kennedy 118­ Kaalnsky 310-550. Jim Malcolm 103-221. Cindy Olclarowskl 106­ 106-212 and Barbara Ziegler 101­ than Lewis 207-540, Kingsley 95-196. nowvvMit -iiv.awa „___ BANTAM LEAGUE Gene Orahau 213-637, Ken Stehi 201-626. Dutch Rattler 520. Earl Blake 518, Phil Walldraff 200­ 614. Curt Awrry 512. Ben Kenyon 611. Bill Burna 503 and boon 138-253 (196), Jerry Whitney 146­ Ackeu 601. 237 (B5>. Ron Wyngarden 136-233 <971. Doug Relgler 117-232 (120). ----------- Goodyear ... 115-227 ... (104). WED. AFTERNOON LEAGUE Spencer Grace Allerding had a terrific NeUon Cathy Dahlscrim. 578. with a fine 233 hlah t3*'53® <100), Art Mergamo Shirley VanDenlAlrv nra>t131'222. Wayne Blmuui 112ed 191-652, Sally VanDulnc 189J’P.'A*® 532. Emma Mogoon 175-498. Jo <90). Rod Newton 136-214 (100). Randy Thompson 110-200. Bill mondini72-77!440Clrooh^ FUra °°« lns *06-210. Goggins 106-310, Greg Oreg Martin Martin 179^457 L ‘Q^308 and JaTy L*4"' P^rarh IM 410^ G<>od »»"’»'»: K»Uiy Allen 118 H6nS|h Jlm Whllnpy na- Hu“ Morgan las > ' *?3' n,“* B,u TKhlda 109. Bill Jerov SL’-.-Hg" Dipp 181-485, and Marton Eye 178-476 son 159. Barb High 163. Geneva Ockcrman 185. Virginia Sherry 165, Pat Dice 162, Pat Vogt 150. Faye Allen 164. Lavnruia Woodinansee 177. Helen Martin 156 Lorraine Neil 145. Kathy Armiritrout 170, Rosemary Raber IM. Jmn Newell 171. Mildred Math- Crraey’a 654. ......... ' Cindy Raulston rolled 168-446. Phyllte Fuller 169-438, Sue Lam­ bert 162-416, Pat Lambert 1U417. Virginia Howard 150-407. Shirley Hawks 164-427. Marlene Lowell 157-425. Judy Baker 165­ 418. Sharon Geiger 164-402 and Sandy Gallup 161-406. Gordon Johncock. veteran race driver; Duane Glasgow, chief mechanic. and others of tho Bldturned here Tuesday from the league champtan. Woodland Mar- Speedway where they opened the race season with Gordie driving No. 76 which he hopes to pilot in the Memorial Day 600 classic at Indianapolis: Ind. ?be Michigan Class C championship* A Marshall Saturday toeing to Howell, Phoenix International , Woodland Market was forced to including scoring a Friday night. Howell played two when the accident occurred. Gordie was running 8th. The car Acddonts In Bowling that s two .nlecki 234-573. Lawrence Keeler .’00-558. Max Myers 211-545. Mikei Schondelmayer 211-650. Jim1 ige, Bill St. Lawrence 537. Harold Eckert 538 on a 167 average, Merl I Campbell 533 on a 158 average. Dave Irwin 650. BUI Brown 214­ 552 and Rod Newton 543. Standinn: Seven-Up 67.Sports roods IOA SIH, Miller Jewelers 594. City Pood 574, Welcome .Montgomery Ward 484. Roush Tailors 47. Aluminum Product* 434 and Tyden 28. COMEBCIAL MINORS Standings: Smith Bros. 74, MONDAY xnXRRK Strikers 29. Monday night for high game and John Kasliuky topped Ute Bliss serie* with 313-530. Other good lads Friday with 234-631. Art Fredenburg posted 226-562. Roy Allen 191-314. Emma Magoon Brackmyer posted 515. Bob Clin­ 202-607. Evelyn Ulrich 193-523. Anna McDonald 174-515. Evelyn die Howe 545. Charlf* Krauss 508. Donovan 189-520. Wilma Daniel* Gordie Norris 207-544, Lester 193-507. Doris Stanton 182-478. Lord 203-551. Al Kennedy 557. Mickey Lambert 175-433, Bernie Brute Terry 256-696. Larry No­ Eckert 173-492 Gladys Edward* vak 215-545. Norm Boomer 204­ 172-485. Marge Campbell 152-400. 548, Dick Bonarskl 500. Ken Kee­ Mary Partridge 166-453, Myrtle ler 210-511. Gordon French 546. Cuddahec 166 - 438. Mary' Lou ■nyder 160 - 425. Barb Schults inv-w. cm.uuu4.M5. Doti Martin 509. Bud Green 163-444, Mag Keegatra 174 - 466.1 520. Bill Hollenbeck 649, Jim Bar- Maurice' Greenfield pouted 210», Pete Kruger 224-539. Gordon 545. Wopdy Wyngarden 605. Aaron Bherk 201-536. Bob In­ gram 222-582. Glen Shaffer 212­ 504, Duane Allerding 537. Jim Barnum 203-545, Norm Bryans 500 and Dell Morgan 546. Mor.nr much oil that Oordle couldn't see. nor get around him. The car ahead of Gordie hit Ute wall, and took another car with him caus­ ing the pileup — including the Weinberger car. The Hastings champions defesK urday afternoon. Marshall and 30 against Coldwater Friday night. 91 points arid > lead Howell to the State crown. Woodland had led 27-X 20th Annual ‘Y* Camping Season Set at Algonquin Maple Valley Faculty Nips ton Higdon chalked 228-634. Ed tending the 20th consecutive sum­ theler 213-607, Maynard Tucker. mer camp at Algonquin Lake may 112-594, John Kaalnaky 674. Gor- . file their regt*:rations now. Dlrec- Local Teachers Jon Sothard 230-673, Pete Uibl- ‘ tor Bob King has announced. num Products 83, Chenoweth Machine 67*4. Bender Gravel, V 8c J and Deputies 56. Hastings Corporation 54. Kaechete*s 63. E. W. BLISS LEAGUE Standings: King Pina 54. Red Patten Mopument 614. "V" Store and Hastings Electric 49. Has- LaUte, Engineer* and Pattern Shop 46, Repairs 44*4, Flyer* 43. Office 41, Vtee and Chargers 40. Counterparts Hastings Champs Edged in State Class *C Final Since bowling is not * sport involving body contact, accidents are rare! .................... ' , An accident may occur at ths ball return whan a bowler picks up the ball improperly The proper way to pick up tha ball is to place your hands on been running, it may have fin­ -tho l. -. — -iu-. outer sides ot the x.il can, the arm will tire quickly and ished third If the race had con­ keeing your fingers away from subsequently your game wlU tinued as It had for the first tho ball on cither side of yours. suffer. Get into the habit of picking I suggest that you check the Johncock Is scheduled to drive up the ball properly and with -approach at the foul line for -Uie Weinberger sprint racer at the weight evenly distributed foreign matter to insure that Eldora.JOhlo. on April 11 and is and you will eliminate any ac­ you can slide easily and that to race the champtotuhlp dirt cidents at tho ball return. there ia nothing on tho lana I car at Trenton. NJ, on April 25. to cause you to stick or fall. The crew expects to leave for Never pick up a ban with Btauto IM MU. Indianapolis the last week in Kailn*ky 106 and Jack Mliler KM April to remain there until the turn 300-524. Gerald Mater 212I first week in June. Glasgow will W9. Bally Moore 176-440. Cathy ’HASTINGS MFC. LEAGUE spend most of May getting racer ready for the 500 for Standing*: Tool Room 83. Ca Lathrop 164-435, Elia OlUett 148­ qualifying runs. *lte 774. Courthbu&e Servic­ .01 and Ann Pavlik 164-468. 'd1,. Chrome Room 66, Machine COMMERCIAL MAJORS Room 64. Office 584, Pattern Firing 874, Irwin Harwood had Shop 55. The Pressers 52. Ptetons 514rrou8h Guys 48. Jour­ >ne of his better nights Thun­ lay when he led Ute Commercial neymen 364; Hl-Los 334. standing chap Tuesday, rallln146. Meths Gray 1B7, Marleali 213-GOT Jock Rose carded 586 Makley 163, Florence Weyerman Dale Geiger 232-583. Jerry Smelker 200-545. Ray Bond 200-552 Itowca 151, Gene Thompson 152. Mickey Bowers 202-532, Joe Stub Kate Bender 154 and Lucille 537. Art Gallup 204-514. Harry McCollum 203-550, Joe Berinetl Standings: Makers 76'i. 209-555, Bob Allen 204-525. Dave Heady Mix 74. Powder Bok 68. Reynolds 536. Eldon Mathews Stanton's 65, Hastings Cteauiera 208-530. Ken Rose 210-523. Aaron 60. East Bide 674. Ne-Hl 644, Sherk 204-541 and Ed Woodman 208-532. Boy 48. Shlrkcy's and St. Mar­ TUESDAY TWISTERS tin's 43 4 and Ockerman's 36 4. Final standing*: Barn Market BUNDAY MIXED LEAGUE 70. Alley Cals 66. Pleaaant Point Motel 62, Bally's Beauty Salon Team 8. 50; John's Speed Equip­ ment. 414, and TWun 6. 36. Oonc Wyant led the men Bun­ day with 192-553. BUI -Tschida ported 190-548. John Kasinsky 207-541. Bill Bums 201-525. Earl Lyon 220-514. Ron Higdon 202­ 508. leading the distaff keg1 era was Faye Alien 199-558. Ella Higdon rolled 159-419. Bonnie Wyant 168-473. Helen Bourne 156- 419, Nancy Taylor 160-464, Velma Slocum 158-412. Carol NM> 153-146. Mariaiuw TMhlda 157- 426. J THE HASTINGS BANNER-—4 Accident Mars Johncock Opener At Phoenix Track Lang. The officials >ere Joe Duffy! and Ron Lewis. tumbling and free exercises dem­ onstration between halves. The Maple Valley Faculty tributed to students Monday, and I eagers defeated the Hastings to be returned with a , Faculty here Monday night In a Trojan Track Triangular Meet Fund. Middleville High's track team Forty-eight campers may be cn- — ------------is scheduled to be host to a tri­ On the winning squad were angular meeting Friday at 4 pm. Tom Wentworth. Gene Hender-, with Saranac and Richland thlngirte. son. Steve Harrison. Jim Wynes. j clad* Invading the Trojan oral Mike Sorrell, Olli Gibbs, Jim I On Friday. April 9. Use T-K will be expanded to include In­ French and Bob Stowell. | trackmen are to entertain Delstructions in sell boating and Playing for Hastings were Dave I ton al 4. Kleteman. Den Mullen*. Al Fran- j Middleville's baseball team b elk, Pete DeDecker, Tom Maurer.' slated to open the 1965 schedule Americans used U» equivalent । John Doyle. Mike Sutters. Jack against an Invading Saranac of nearly 900 gallons of pecro- ' Hoke. Tony Turkal. Bob Vander- team on Monday. April 12. and leum products for every man. Veen. Brace McDowell. Paul on Tueiday, April 13, will'be woman and child during 1964. Howe. Ed Hamstra and Lew host to Hastings. I at Uie half. 28-28. Hastings a four-point lead but Howell moved out In the last four minutes and h»M nn tn win Boxing Popular Noon Hour Event At Hastings High over Larry Norri* on March Pf; Dennb Baxter dechloned Mitch Hopkin*. Bernie Guggemoa scored a TKO over Bill Mliler on March 18: Ed Smith scored a TKO over Sam McKelvey. Davit Goldsworthy defeated Mike Prey and Bob Ritter and Marinas Cronk drew on March 34. ■ Mike Mliler dcckloned Jerry Briggs. Mike Murphy scored ' One of the most popular aril­ vines at Hastings High School during noon hours is the boxing mstche* being supervised by Athletic Director Jock Clarey. About 60 boys have signed up for the bouts which are held in 1 Uie east half of the main gym. Charles Wilkin* and Keith Brown drew and Bernie Ouggemoa won Among those who have boxed Roger Will decteloned Rlek Bennett, Jerry Hicks defeated sloned Larry Greenfield. Don Jerry Dunn and In the final bout Miller and Richard Cassidy drew, Tuesday. March 80. Tom Glbmh and Jim Beadle scored a TKO and Rick Long fought to a draw. Hot and sassy loaded for bear! THURSDAY MATINEE Standings: Hastings Motor Sales 74’,. Canada Dry 624. Lydy Trucking 61. Crystal Canp-nk a. r... .... biers 34. Jeanice Dalman rolled 189-474. Mary Ann Kauffman 174 • 468, Gayle Durkee 191-467 and Ella TUESDAY MIXED LEAGUE GLASS BATH TUB ENCLOSIRES 664. Ken 4c Bob’s Gulf 644. 811cock Marathon 49 and B4tK Ra­ diator Shop 414. 547. Maurice Adrlanson 187-520, Don Cheney 313-601. Norman Jenkins 103-493. Bob McCollum 177-488, Oscar Rice 174-480, George Ulrich 165-442, Mildred 'Brumm 170-417, Lou Richter 158- "SOGGY" SHOWER CURTAINS l*e Annis 163-434. Jerl Cheney 158-431 and Betty McCollum 133. Door* have double Gilmore's 81. V * J Mobil 594. Duradean 58. Copper Lantern No. 3 and Hastings Milling 87. Gardner's Drugs 53, Action Flex 53, Highlander 50, Courthouse Service 40. Hastings Floor Cover­ ing 48, Copper Lantern No. 1 has 444 and Cuyler1* Trucking 44. MONDAY BOWLERETTE8 Team standings: Walldorff's Penneys 73. Color Center 69. ball bearing rollers for smooth gliding. Built with lustrous special finish heavy extruded alumi* 203 - 476. Irene Heath 175-497, June McKelvey 178-457, Gladys Edwards 177-494. Janice Nichols 180-457, Barb Kiersey 189-482. Evelyn Donovan 181-464, Gerri Newton 154-466, Ella Higdon 166­ 461, Madeline Everett 178-484. Jo num. Choice of frasteefor fluted AMERICA’S LOWEST PRICED UNIT 186-453. Sharon Harrington 160­ 453, June Richardson 160-453. Bally Van Dulne 166-449, Ruth Ruth Thomas 184-483, Kate Col­ vin 177-477, Lola Roblyer 176-451 and Joan Balnea 157-446. Ice 174, Laura Murphy 178. 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NOTICES GOOD AS NEW STORE 1962 MERCURY COLONY PARK Station Wagon. 4 Dr. Like new. REAHM MOTOR SALES CADILLAC See lhe New Car Trade-Ins' Hastings Motor Sales Good Choice MEN S SHULTS • Priced to Fit Your Economy 1945 IJI.C. PICKUP 4 Wheel Drive. Demonstrator WI 5-3903 or WI 5-2454 1948 OLDSMOBILE IMO MERCURY 1944 DODGE 19M FORD 4 Dr. Ranch Wagon. 1959 FORD 4 Dr. Country Sedan ............. . ........... MM USED CAR LOT FARM IMPLEMENTS Used Farm Machinery TRACTORS: —1961 Allis Chalmers D 17 with Allis mid. A-l shape. IBM LINCOLN Premier 4 Dr. -IUD. No. C Tractor with Sup­ er Kit. Sedan. .............. 8995 —IHC Cub Tractor w/snow plow, 195B MERCURY CONV. .. plow and cultivator. Excellent 1B» FORD STA.'WGN. .. condition. Mahler Motor Sales LINCOLN-MEBCUKE DEALER 1310 N. Michigan Ave. HASTINGS BANNER conditioner hook up. Real good shape! —John Deere Huy Conditioner, Excellent conditioner. trlbutor. tribuior. —Good stock of Used Plows and several goodUsed 2- and 4row Com Plantcra- GOODYEAR BROS. CLASSIFIEDS Cell WI 5-3481 NEED FENCE POSTS? WALK UP AND SAVE! LANDBANK LOANS Ui£ Banner Haul Adi.' Farm Bureau Services M-37 South WI 5-2223 85 EXTRA NET PER COW PER LACTATION — Studies allow you can expect that—and more — when you top - dress your regular dairy ration eontmuously with Pfizer Tcrramycln A D Fortified Crumbles. Just 1 bug last* 44 cows a full month ... so it won’t cost much to try. Call today for quick de­ livery. Finkbemer A: Son Elevatur, MlddleftUe and Delton. t 4/1 * Automotive l&jO FORD FOR SALE — New . tires, good condition. 8300. J. Kent, Lake Odessa. Phone 374­ 3881. 4'8 1964 PICKUP CAMPER-10 ft. Sleeps tl, hkc new. Approxi­ mately 300 bales first cutting conditioned ahikUa luy. Call . -Alto UN 8-3300. 4/1 A-Swt! OUTBOARD MOTOR TUNEUP TIME—See Uie ’65 line of Mer­ cury outboard new boats and trailers. See us for a Spring Special. Wheeler Marine Serv­ ice, Nashville. Mich. OL 3-2851 or OL 3-6074. 5.6 Ar Businass Opportunities Effective u 220 W. State • Quality Merchandise Used Car Lot across from Food Center. Also. Cars at rear of Dodge-Dealership. 1961 COMET Custom 4 Sedan. GOING TO USE BARB? "FARM BUREAU’S shipload buying meatu Better Products IBM FORD STATION WAGON 4 Dr---------- :------------ .....*1,095 TRANSPORTATION SPECIALS Are You Planning to Do Any Fencing This Spring? and money. Lighter In weight, 1964 CHEVROLET longer tasting. Rolls out Hal— ... 4 Dr. Station Wagon. V8 engine, automatic transmission, radio, w/walls. Over Start’s Paper & Paint Store, GOING TO USE Open Friday 9 am. to 5:30 pm. ' FIELD FENCE? 1959 THUNDERBIRD . . . White finish with beige in­ 2!j lime* a* much sine coating. terior. fully equipped. One SPRING BLOUSES Sl'lPlNG COTTON SKIRTS GOING TO REPLACE SPRING SHOES A GATE? Girls’ Cutton School DRESSES Cbooee Wood Panel. Aluminum Selection of SWEATERS Dodge-Dart Dealer 1562 MERCURY MONTEREY 4 Dr. Sedan. V8 engine. Auto­ matic trans....... ............ JDM ’ NOTICES NEW WATERPROOF TARP 1962 PONTIAC . . . Starchief 4 Dr. Sedan. SATURDAY. APRIL 3 5 x 7—8238 Many exteas. maroon and white WOODLAND SCHOOL FAIR — ** tutone. One owner, with full 12 Free admission. Fun—Prises— 10 * months warranty. Games—Exhibit*. Sponsored by 1 1962 RAMBLER Woodland PTA. Ticket* avail- AUo, UrK" “ correspond­ able for Chicken Dinner to be ln« low Prtrea. Guaranteed water Custom 4 Dr. Sedan: Automait Farm Shop Mrvcd family style. 5:30 to and mildew proof. easy to clean white finish and prn. to 11 pm. spotleu Interior. STALK SHREDDERS—For Rent 2W N. Michigan Francisco Farm Supply, M-37 1961 PONTIAC THURSDAY, APRIL 8 So.. WI5-3150 tf . . . Catalina Convertible. Red BPW ANNUAL STYLE SHOW— with white top and matching 45 ACRES ON COATS GROVE 8 pm. in Central Auditorium. ROAD — Half mile east of M-66. Interior, low mileage, one ownProceed* go for Scholarship Coll Lansing 393-0245 or see Fund. Elba Ackley, corner of Hager 1941 CHEVROLET TUESDAY. APRIL 13 I and Biymark Avenues. 4/15 . . . BelAlr 4 Dr. Sedan. Auto­ KIWAN18 travel PICTURE— j New • Remodel • Repair APPROXIMATELY 300 bales matic transmission. 6 cyl., ra­ James Metcalf lakes us on first cutting, conditioned all al"Wings to Puerto Rico.” See' fa hay. 1964 pickup camper. 10 tho rich colors of Uie ocean ft Sleeps fl. like new. Call Alto 1961 TEMPEST that laps on sandy beaches. .305 S. Church WI 5-5352 UN 11.-3300. 4/1 ... 4 Dr. Sedan. Standard the green rugged mountains INTERNATIONAL 560 TRAC­ that cover three-fourths of the custom vinyl Interior, very few TOR with five-bottom plow for island, and lush fields of pinetale — 81,800. Phone WI 5-2254 spples. Central Auditorium, 8 evenings. . 4.8 KAECHELE'S Ill 1962 BUICK 4 Or. Lriatxr. Pow «r stearin* and trakn. automatic. Ora III or county unin t uMMfSHmxERs or Tint < <.rvnr or harry, Michigan hoard WINICK SURPLUS 1962 CHEVROLET Btacsroa « Dr.’fl evt.. standard. Ona owner. Ueatlant coqdmonl III CAROS OF THANKS & IN MfMORIAMS—2c per word. 1962 OLDSMOBILE 1963 BUICK laMxw 2 Dr.; ateomsbe. tereptienaNy Uma. Ona owner. Ill ^WORK; radio. One local owner. 1963 CHEVROLET WBi b. Michigan. Office hours will be from 11-4 Wednesday only. Phone 945-9415 "It's Time to Use ... ORTHO DORMANT SPRAY" For. . . Roses Shade and Fruit Trees Control of Peach Leaf 44 x 120’ BUILDING —Located 143 W Division, Freeport. Mich. Suitable for a variety of busi­ ness or storage opportunities. Will sell wftii small down pay­ ment and'balance on contract. Full price only 815.000. Large inventory of automotive equipment available if desired. Call collect for appointment. R. L. Walton. Broker, Kalamazoo 345-2969. 4 8 Curl Rod Spider Mite • Scale it Help Wanted • oLAM.iNrtAixm, I.ADY INTEH&SltUJ m nriau window SsfiJ-T sales with some bookkeeping knowledge. Reference* re-. Radiator Shop, 318 N. Jeffer­ qulred. Reply by letter to Box son, Hastings u 973 c/o Hastings Banner. 4.1 HAVING A PARTY? — Punch MATURE WOMAN for spill Shift NEW McCULLOCH CHAIN Bowl or Cup* cup to 200). waitress work. Call at Copper SAWS — 412495. Francisco Available al small rental fee. Lantern, Hastings. 4/1 Farm Supply. M-37 So. WI 5- j Call Episcopal Parish House or 3150. tf। MATURE WOMAN to do house­ cleaning one day per week for ITS JACOBS PHARMACY two adult*. Must have own FOR fast 24-hour film * Produce transportation. Reply to Box SERVICE! No charge for over972 c o Hastings Banner. 4/8 aUe prints. " .APPLE SALESROOM and Cider MUI open dally until 4 | Closed Sunday. Good Potatoes. ACT NOW. full time. Pleasant, it Mobile Homes Nelson ’s Welcome Orchard easy work in Hastings. EarnH mile north of Ionia on M-68 Ings start immediately. No ex­ perience necessary. Write 10, 13 and 20 Wide* Rawlelgh New Moons Hartford Schult* Dept. MCD-651-1718 Tip Outs Expando* | Roh Out Rooms Freeport, Illinois. 3' Walls Gun Furnaces i UNFURNISHED — 3-room and 10 Wide* Start at 82695 Anything In Trade r , Jacobson's I Buy Used Mobile Hames ] 1 cation. Phone WI 5-4828. Shoe Salesman tf CEREAL CITY Experienced In selling quality 2 - BEDROOM MODERN 001MOBILE HOME SALES fashioned women'* footwear. TAGE FOR RENT—Refrigera­ Enthusbutfc man or woman WO 2-4633 555 Dkkman Hoad tor and, stove furnished. Lo­ Interretad in fine career with Battle Creek. Michigan cated on Algonquin Lake. Call high grade salon. Excellent Across from Ralston Purina WI 5-3961 afire fl pm. tf pay and working condition*. tf Apply to Mr. Sinclair. Lovely Cape Cod Home Jacobson's On Leach Lake ★ Notices Michigan al McCamly Large lot with lake frontage. Battle Creek. Mich. 5 minutes from Hastings. Will . 4 1 GILCRAFT— Marlin houses, car­ (case with option to buy. 890 penter service, cabinet and month. Phone Grand Rapids ____ tf countertop work, signs and GL 6-1755. ATTENDANTS displays. Phone WI 5-3549 4 15 iia”NORTH MICHIGAN AVE­ IMMEDIATE NEED NUE FOR RENT — Second Yuri; CHlCK.-i i>i..;i.i'.v1. a floor. Available. Excellent for MALE HOSPITAL fraternal or recreational use. Farm Bureaus "High Efficien­ Phone 945-3495. tf cy" Chui Starter. It gives CAREER EMPLOYMENT sound, early growth. Follow up 118 NORTH MICHIGAN AVE­ Michigan civil service posi­ with High Efficiency Growing NUE FOR RENT — Space for tions: Salary range 84418 to mash, then High Efficiency commercial or professional use. 84.886 annually. Age -hot un­ Laying Ration-all formulated Phone 945-3495. tf der 18 nor"over 60. OuUtandto give top nutrition. Stop in Ing fringe benefits, including and pick up a copy or our FOR RENT —3 bedroom ixxne. a liberal slate contributory booklet. "Poultry Production insurance program and an ex­ decorated- References, hiquirs cellent retirement plan, plus at 919 8. East St. or phone Bureau Services. M-37 So. WI social security. 945-2126. 5-2223. ________ 4/1 For all information, contact PECANS OR WALNUTS —3 H the Personnel Office. Fort lbs. 81 plus tex. Shelled pe- ★ For Sale—Real Estate Custar State Home. Box 243. Augusta. Michigan, or any On a 810 order will discount Michigan Employment Secur­ nierchandLvc to pay tax. G. W. 45 ACRES ON COATS GROVE ity Commission office. ROAD—Half mile east of M-66. Spencer. 1001 S. Dibble. Phone AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY Call Lansing 393-0245 nr tee WI 5-5058. _______U Elba Ackley, corner of Hager EMPLOYER and B Lanark Avenues. 4/15 INSIST ON MICHIGAN SOT­ TED GAS I See Carl & Betty's 4 15 Appliances before you buy! Lovely Cape Cod Home They Sell—They Install—They it Household Goods \ Service. Ph. WI 5-2833. M-37 South. tf Large lot with lake frontage. McCULLOCH—WRIGHT^PIO- 5 minutes from Hastings. Wil) Spinet Piano lease with option to buy. *M) May be had by assuming small Bars—Chains—Sprocket* to flt month. Phone Grand Rapid.-. monthly payment*. Beautiful tf most aaw*. Complete Chain GL 6-1755. finish. See It locally. Write Credit Dept. Box 57 Niles, Mich. 4/1 PERMANENT--In order to pro­ LIBRARY TABLE, commode, dresser, cradle, kitchen chairs, vide better service to our cus­ stand and some dishes for sale. tomers, new positions are avail­ 128 W Colfax St. Hasting*. able for Intelligent men who Rust Blight Phone WI 5-2214. 4/1 have demonstrated personal and employment background. SINGER SEWING MACHINEMen with combination outdoor, 1965 model In cabinet. Looks indoor Interest who can work and mws like brand new. Hu with numbers and enjoy work­ zig 'sagger and buttonhole*. 111 N. DEPOT ST. ing with and servicing cus­ Make last 8 payments of 8790 231 W. Slot. WI 5-5982 tomers with building materials monthly. Call 945-9431 Dealer. PH. 527-431# will be interested in this posi­ 4/1 IONIA tion. Job Includes receiving merchandise, operatiBn of fork KIRBY SWEEPER-Very good condition with all cleaning ac­ lift trucks and delivery equlpu cessories. even a power polish­ er. Make last 7 payments of 87. unloadlng trucks, building ma­ PUBLICATION OBDEB. Will discount for cash. Call terial counter sales in a mod­ Mt. Lieu ' 945-0431 Dealer. 4/1 em cash ond carfy^builJlng supply operation. The job 1 six days per week with year ALost and Found round employment, hospital IMS. and life paid, paid holidays. uniform allowance, paid n^ MALE REDBONE DOG LOST— sonnet development and tr^^ Get our Fertilizer Prices Reddish brown coat. One white ing plan, sickness plan. SelecW kspot on chest. Lost in vicinity Puhlkatina before you buy. We con cd applicant* will take vocal ^Alto-Bownc. Call collect Alto tional aptitude examinations to fca-5421. 4/1 save you money! (Bulk or qualify for this job. If Inter­ Bagged I ested reply in your awn hand­ writing. listing employment it rw Salo—Miscellanaoui Rent our Spreader far 50c history, education, training, experience, length of time in this area, references. Indicate 3000 BALES of 1st and 2nd cut­ ting Alfalfa and Timothy Hay. expected yearly income. Your Large bales—never wet. Phone PUBLICATION OBDEB reply will be held ta strict con­ Lacey 758r3467 Evenings, 8:00­ fidence if requested. Rlue Dia­ 9:15. 4/1 mond Warehouse Lumber Co. Personnel Dept.. 25 Avenue C, SERVICES TABIJE PAPER - For picnic*, Battle Creek. Mich. 4/8 family reunions, tot* of um*. 1-37 BO. .WI 5-2223 46" by MO*. 48*0 at The BernPART-TIME INVESTIGATOR ner office. tf for Hastings and vicinity. No selling or canvassing. Must be FOR MORE BEAUTIFUL HAIR over 21 years old, have high —Um Rcxall's fast permanent. ociiooi education, and must Regular 8290—Now S1I». No have car. Wfito Lock Box 13M, pre-shampoo—No after odor Grand Ralndi 1. Michigan, Available at Jacobs’ Pharmacy. giving present occupation, time t: around hi* home, watch out, available and past experience. Residehte ot other communities nip boots — Insulated, very chance* are he'll lie about in Barry. Allegan and Eaton good condition, size 11. 815. other thing*, too. Call WI 5-5655. 4/1 Counties, please note. 4/8 Mealy Bugs Leaf Spot BLAIR'S FARM b GARDEN LEGALS FARMERS It'l Fertilizer < ' Time Again!" FARM BUREAU ^"Ju»t o Smile" | JKJi.’SSS-ffi.T.r. calorie dieting. 83.79. Lapo Pharmacy. 144 E. Slate, Ha^ chains sharpened. Chain saw BEFORE You Buy Or Build Supply. M-37 SO, WI 5-3150. tf Investigate Homes By Solomon-Bement Co GET YOUR WATER 0OFHCNER SALT AT FARM BUREAU SERVICES—Rock, block and Load Buying saves you money, tf Hastings Height* Step in and visit with us nt 150 E. North St or call us and 945-9407 or 945-5393 V.A. and FJ1A. Financing We consider Dades. CARPET CLEANING IS EASY with Host New Electric Up- handwork. Clean 180 square Floor Covering, 123 W. State. Hastings. Phone WI 5-5118. If FOR SALE—At Algonquin Lake. Two waterfront lot*. Term* Pharlin or call 5-3094 days or 5-5331 after 6 pm. tf LAKE PROPERTY a¥ AUREAL double Tinto single breasted BARGAIN — Vacant, beautiful coats. Al, the Duteh Tailor, lakefront, good beach, boat dock, outdoor barbecue, three MIC bedrooms. is bath*, new natu- EXPERT TAILORING — Men’s or women's clothing, We nar- te fit moat sweepers are avail­ able atSTEURYS ELECTRIC. _______________________ 4/1 YEAR ROUND HOME on Algon­ appliance repair. quin Lake for sale by owner. Kitchen, two bedrooms, full baUi with shower, carpeted liv­ ★ Personals ing room, utility room. breeze, way with attached single ga­ rage. Phone WI 5-4006, VI WHY NOT LET US MAKE you a rubber tump with your new ZIP Code numocr. Three-line it Sporting Good* stamp with your name, ad- <233. Tills include*, postage GUNSMITHING SERVICE teh^ Shoppe. Delton. Mich. ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS— PX). 171, Hastings Telephone WI 5-3884. Meetings every Monday. TUB FATMAN—Private Detec­ tive 34-Hour, Shadowing, Taps, Foto-PUm Evidence, Nation- Union, Battle Creek 12/301 Replulng, restocking, repairing' We sell suns, scopes, ammuni­ tion. gun cases, slings. swivels and everything needed for your shooting pleasure. Huckleberry Gun Shop, 10440 Kingsbury Road. 3 miles east of Delton. Phohe 623-5792. Doug Young, owner. u ir Hasting*. �Card of Thank* and In Memoriam cabd or nunu for handling my mail while I *u sone during the Winter. Tnanks also to the city police for checking my horn* while I waa gone. Again-1 thank you. Lloyd valentine CARD OF THANKS Mr. and Mra. Ralph McClel­ land wish to thank their friends relatives who be I pad to make their 26 th Anniversary such a pleasant event The many lovely gUU. cards and flowers »*re greatly appreciated. They also wish to thank their daugh­ ters and families for tho effort they pul forth tor their parents' enjoyment. Also to their daugh­ ters fog the lovely cake which was their own creation. And to Rep. Gerald Ford foe the con^ratulsUons he sent by mall for their 35th Wedding Anniversary. and brave. LEGAL Official Action of the Hastings City Council Teanas Ws wish to extend our sincere ‘■hanks ami appreciation for the acta of kindnew, maiMts of sympathy and the beautiful flor­ al offerings received at the time of our Aunt Ttoa. *-'Pectany * *• thank Rev. Unfor hte word* of comfort. Caro Reiser, Lloyd and Carolyn “>• music, the pallbearer* and Pickens Funeral Chapel. God bleu all of you. Seniors at Maple Valley Present Maple Valley by Garnctta Morgiui Ayre on Friday evening. April 0, at 8 pm. in Naahvilte High audilor*- m .MUtOBIAH Mr. and Mra. Glenn PufpMf, foved daughter and abler. Kath­ leen. who passed away two years ago. April J, IBM. Nothing can ever take away The love a heart holda dear. Fond memories linger every day. Remembrance keeps her near. Sadly missed by her father, mother, brothers and elaters. gall;- Judy Gray. Chritttoa; and family VanABen; Pufpuf ( and family m honor at Karl's blrUiday. * Mr. and Mra Jerry Tobiaa and family ware Collier aa Bifft Harvey McCall of BaUte Creek. SCLftaJS woodland rVBUOATIOV OKDKB. By Mrt. Glcndon Curlit snd Mrs. Wendell Uy were Sunday evening callers uf Florid# friends are begin- i)is»d*Ba|il4s^j!f<ausa*4eS01 Irakis M0BT0A0B SALE PEMOCK H8SP1TAI The Barryville WBCB potluck Mead entertained with a dinner and family LEGALS Barryville Wob.u Uu. * S Vlctui Bawdy arrived home last Tuesday. That doesn't mean our shouldn't last too much longer, Battle Creek were Bunday callthe tune ot thia writing the -1 M**hnu« Hwy. Marte a*; Arduk Hamm, publicity. CarttZ »7; Willtea Banfield - Vicinity had dinner Saturday night at hard. The opinion of most Michi­ Inman's to Galesburg to honor ganders is that it has been a long hard Winter and everybody Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Smith rUBUOATIOM n»nn nuauo-l la ike IVepowd babul ri«wa Urdlaaai* aa- Methodist Family Day A large group gathered at the MeUiodut Church following the Abs«at; Hasaa'ly. Carnal, morning-worship for a potluck isa Fiakar ss<u»d ttia i dinner. There were more than 80 members and friends to enjoy tho bountiful dinner. Special guests were Mr. and Mrs. Cnarlea Tltkemyer and family. They showed their pictures of The Holy Land and answered tho cut m Iff o( Mid 1 4«m at n>. । Iks O» ®s •cat wllfc tnlMMl aa prerid BartffaffA aRA all legal cmu. and aiMUaa, UtUdiag u» . If,, MLB-St “? SMS Ki bXTXb. M Fkltip B. ijfltL- - NOTICE or IVTBXTIOM TO roaraiT USD contract 2U25 ItlEl Bs&fi.’b » sanjuif APronrruro time POB HEARING CLAIMS. ordeb East Doud ORDER FOR PUaUOATIOM. wt .ad and '/("rOim IHHWI Usual*. »k*“ch *1?lasul.ao* mat due sad unpaid la prlkeipel and In l. real arrordlnf to Ike taru ot tho .aid Land Contract sad la addition th .a. to demaad the pa/menl hr you ot the taaaa now Haitian. MlrkU k«l4 OQ a Mtitic J CALK BOOX1 (10) dara (rea tk IkU Xetics kick paeM Mia Dead OoaUact lorfriied at turlkar notire ol forf.nur. of ,^iCk*MSXu. aXa w A ooMUakallsa (rem Iks Hutlu. Are* Chatakar st Comnwrce Dunk- PUBUCATIOW ORDER. I UBUCATIOK ORDER. afsar bs/onil Cllalsa /sad. Jfa? h. tt-&-asrt» 1.' • r... MOTT “tWS.If r reeled te arlte William OraaforA In tsrmiaff klrs that tk< arsa new uirJ ‘’‘I’Miip'S'rVu Attorn*/ .77:^ strsst: UUcktap paving Ctlalsa to ■ 1SS I milaldo t'ark. S * HU I E3re£ PRODUCTION CREDIT ASSOCIATION TL-Xh MEMORIAL MONUMENTS OF DISTINCTION Lawrence Brothen FUBUOATIOU ORDER 301 S. Michigan Ave. Harting. Office Heun 4 , 4 Mee. fr Wed. I te ** F.M. HASTING* 846-9416 All Forms of THE SHERWOOD AGENCY INSURANCE ‘"“hliciu.. KtBaK" ROBERT W. SHERWOOO, Mgr. IllSSt-SitfS" INCOME TAX SERVICE Insurance and Bonds JERRY ANDRUS PUBUOATION ORDEB. twa craucifoas y»H ara aotitiaa h>? All war! caafMcaiial. After C. W. SPENCER State Fann I n mi rance AUTO — Flt« ATTEND THE CHURCH BONDS Swanson iMuranco VU Gordon Buxton Saturday. March By Victor Sitton Briggs-Dowling Mettexllsl Quar- 2 WMklaad * MT-MB2 Dowling Thursday evening. Tho The lady from Woodland calted Briggs member* served a lunch Mr. and Mrs Robert Austin. * Plans are nearly completed for the annual school fair, to be held Saturday, April 3. Plan now to attend and help the PTA raise money for worthwhile projects in the school. * Mrs. Ethlyn Burkle was a Saturday evening visitor with Mrs. Ethel Llnnlngton. A Keep to mind April 1 through the 10th. Lakewocxl Band mem­ bers wUl be selling candy. Pro­ ceeds are toward sending band member* to summer band camp. This U a good chance to get the Easter gift candy and to help our band members. Mr. and Mrs. Glendon Curtis and Mr. and Mrs. Galen Kilmer were Saturday dinner guests with lhei< slater, Mr. and Mrs. Duane Clum and children to Dearborn Heights. Later they enjoyed 'The the Williams House to Battle Harold Gray from Olivet called Kathryn were dinner guosu of Edytho Groat entertatood th« Ladles Pedro Club Thursday evening. Tho Itenfleid - Dowling-Briggs MYF arc busy planning an Eaa- am. at the Wesley Chapel. Breakfast will be served Gordon Buxtsn were dinner al the Holiday Inn in BatUe Creek. Saturday. rase, a student at spending his Spring Ch«Tl Buxton. Little Kathy Johnson studies, at East Lansing after a mobile acctoent suffered by the Paul Sisson family of south of Frecpvrt which happened on M-43 near Uie Goodwill Dairy March 22. Their son. Donald. 13. tep. underwent an emergeqnr ap­ waa taken to Blodgett Hospital pendectomy at Pennock Htapltal at Grand Rapids suffering with Owen riaying. * Mr. and Mra. Korol Owen and children from Thursday evening. She w making Algonquin Late visited Sunday a satisfactory recovery. * Mr. brother of Mrs. Russell Lind of and Mra. Eldon Roush and chil­ Woodland. dren of SouUi Haatings were Mr. and Mra. August Wilson Thursday visitors of her parents. •Battle Crtt-k called at Linden Norris' Sunday. Rally at the Ionia Center wal*a Friday night over­ Sunday that destroyed the Wayne Adventist Church night guest with Miss Vick Pennington home on Jordan and Mrs. Myrle Sendee of Corn­ Woodman. * The children of Mr. Mr. and Mrs. James Mulder stock Park were. Monday guests and Mra. Rodney Jordan spent the week with their grandpnr- and family of Hastings. were of Mra. Hencke and Mrs. Qahrie*. Sunday dinner guests of her fa­ On Saturday tltrlr parents and ttier and sister, Albert Reesor ll.l." Ik (Via ..v.— Ola. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Hesterly with her sisters, ocvmpanlcd were evening visitors and they ven Mulder, a scholarship stu­ dent st MSU, returned to hte returned home with them. SERVICE and REPAIR GUIDE “TU-tu Business Directory West Woodland lhe pink-sided Junco Is still visit­ ing her feeding station. Mon­ Saturday callers. * Mr. and day morning it came up real Mra. Carl Tobias and family April Family Day dinner has were Sunday dinner gurnta of got a real good view of It. She Mr. and Mra. Dwight Rowladcr said it seem* * UtUa larger than Mil. Culamaa. knSete. Hors/ and our rgcular Juncos but is very Bnydar. Na/s: ,Ua(. AbSMU Ftefeer much the same color except the Connie Woodman, daughter of Tobias' birthday. * Mr. and Mra. color resembling the robin's Mr. and Mrs. Paul Woodman, en­ Clayton McKeown of Quimby tertained her friends at a the­ Uie wing. Her book lists its home ater party Friday In Hastings. They returned to lhe Woodman ern states, Nebraska to Califor­ home for refreshments for her nia aa it* winter habitat. Mlchlbirthday. She then was an over­ — r.a .I".. night guest witii Pamela Guy, has seen only one at a time, it may be that Uie little visitor te Quy. * Lions Club Board meet­ a "loner.” We haven't heard of ing will be held tills Thursday at tlis Den. On the 10th of April a Mrs. June Bolton and tons were Sunday colters of Mra. Dwight Friends will be glad to know Hoffman of Hastings. * We arc that Mr*. Albert Hauer, a for­ Woodman were Sunday visitors mer resident of West Woodland in Freeport. * The Methodist nock HoopitaL Greenville Memorial Hospital, Men are planning a banquet tor was able to rctura to her home Wednesday. April T, at 7 pm. to Hastings Friday. She la much improved in health and is able "Hobbles." His collection includes COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS old of a walker. Mr. Hauer re­ hundreds of items. Equally as In­ By Mn. Lloyd Owen mains about Uie same. * Victor teresting os tho articles on dis­ Siuon was in Grand Rapids on play wUl be Mr. Ward's witty ibri‘“HMl business last Wednesday. presentation. Tickets may be West Woodland lost two of. ite church. tho church basement with a oldest and beat known resident* Colacu Mrs. Ethel Llunington was in Hastings Thursday and Friday at in tlr- afternoon. An enjoyable Una Graztoger, B7, died about the home of Mrs. Ethjyn Buhola Prances Thotiw. from Yccklcy district Monday visited.at How­ ther, where she had . lived tor ard Moores' ♦ John Gurd is unVeite, 03. passed away about .10 and variety show. * Callers Sun­ pm. al her form home a mile day with Mr. and Mrs. Herald Classic and Mrs. Rhoda Saudy back In the hospital again. born and had lived all her life. KT’SJ ----- Mra. Glcim Pufpaff. Mra. Stan­ ley Haley and Bryan of Lansing were Saturday dinner gucsta of e rUlUCATlOM ORDER. *urt rola. * Nashville. * Mr. and Mr*. Huron By Mrs. Leo Frey Ciook W-Olll a MJ, Santa Music Hall. Their children spent the night with their grandpar­ ent# Mr. and Mrs. Herald Clas­ Clip This Guide—Keep It-in a Handy Place for Future Reference sic A Tuesday dinner guests with Mrs. Darlene Everett and chil­ dren and Mr. and Mrs. Pau) Woodman and girls were Mrs. Ethel Unnington and Mrs. Shelia WRING YOUR HANDS! Business Services Offered Black and children. The occasion Appliance & General Rcpaii DONT — Ring WI 5-3482 and let a was the third birthday of AmanBANNER Want Ad solve your HEARING AID SERVICE—EVWATCH A: CLOCK REPAIR­ Mrs. Egelkroud was a house­ Quick, profitable results at low ING — Guaranteed workman­ guest from Wednesday to Mon­ ship. Also all kinds of Jewelry day with her sister. Mr. and Mrs. Pharmacy. Phone WI 8-2408. Repair and Engraving. Miller Leon Tyler. They were in Grand Jewelers, 118 W. State BL "A Rapids Friday to visit They Square Deal Always.” SSIVICE ON ALL MAKES of Concrete Products c-dted on their cousin and other cars, tractors and machinery friends at lhe Clark Home. Mr. to our mv building at 124 N. Game, a former druggist ot GET YOUR READY-MIX tram Woodland, is one of the friends nics. Goodyear Bros. Phone ice man repair your appliances the Barry County Ready Mix thjsy visited. They also visited WI 5-8063. Co. Phone WI 6-2123. MrE. Edith Hough at her home. Tliey were supper guests with died. Can Service Dept, MontALL GRADES WASHED SAND th#, latter's son. Mr. and Mn gomcry Ward, Hastings Wi 5and GRAVEL-Bcnder Gravel Moril Tyler and family. BaturRADIATORS Cleaned, Repaired, Recored. Burkey Sales and Phone WI 6-M12. Plant, V visit Mr. and Mrs. James Hurl­ State Rd. Phone WI 5-2131. burt. Bunday evening visitors at WI the Tyler home were Mr. and WATCH AND DIAMOND RING REPAIR — Expert workman­ Mrs. Clarence Tyler and family Miscellaneous ship. Gilmore Jewelers. 102 K. of Grand Ledge and Rosa Veite State BL Phono WI 5-8318. and Gertrude Reuther. ♦ Robert Building, Contracting, COMPJXTE PLUMBING AND Roofing HEATING SERVICE — Repair house-gueit Thursday and LAWN MOWERS SHARPENED and new. Royal Hayes, 438 W. Clinton. Phone WI 5-3133. Sttcodcd the funeral of ELECTRICAL CO NTR ACTING — btina Oroeinger. Others from away that attended were COMPLETE DEVELt ar WI ft-tm. Mr. and Mrs Phillip Bom of turea and supplies. Kelley Elec­ HERVIOT - Jacoba Pr tric Service. 824 Middleville Gladwin and Mrs. Lloyd BrcchHon Pharmacy. Phone risen of Ooldaater. The Woodland Fire Depart­ Automobile & Machinery ment was called Sunday to asstil Radio, Televisiew Uie Hastings Fire Department ELECTRICAL CONTRACTING Bex Pennington in Carlton Cen­ buslni'As experience in Hiuter. They were able to get the COMPLETB AUTO GLASS furniture out and have moved to Court. Phone WI 5-50W or Csll WI 5-5065 Burkey Bates another house temporarily. ♦ and Bervice. Mlaa Debra Daniels ot Carlton �Proceedings of the Barry Co. Board of Supervisors Mrs. Osborn in Washington After Southern Tour ax'-A.. fr.'UI... M&.. In Atlanta she appeared on tho Atlanta Journal's WS-BTV 'program. 'Today in Georgia; had an audience with Governor , Sanden; lectured al Georgia Tech; and met with both format (Chancellors of the University System of Georgia. Dr. Hannon ; W. Caldwell and Dr. Philip WeHMrs. Irma Brown. TO. the । net, at a dinner given tar her at the home ot Edwird 8. widow of William Brown, died In Wlille. Past Preaident of the At- a Hudson hoapltal W**”***?/ .evening following a weeks 111The special trip South waaIneos. made for the Businas and ProMrs Brown was a reaident of femional Women's Club of Al-1 purport for approximately «J liany. to launch tho "Salute to Je*r*. moving to Hudson three Women Who Work" Week al, >MU* ago to be naw her doughtheir annual breakfast meeting. ter. She also spoke for the Clasa K Miller. M at the Moultrie High School. । the Poulan Junior High School, Methodist Church. and the Sylvtater Klwanla Club. Other survivors Include two Mrs. Osborn'a underlying inandrhlldren. also of Hudson. theme was the urgent need, Service* were held Saturday al while we are struggling in lhe 3 pjn. from the Freeport Metho­ quicksands of Viet Nam. to get dist Church with burial in the a safe and sure "poaitlon of Freeport Cemetery ________ ■NATO.- the says. "wm put to­ gether with basting stllchea. To­ day It must be welded, into an economic and political union," somewhat iilmllai too, and aa enduring as. the federation «ublished by the former coionim of Great Britain when they ertnud the United BUM of ■ America. This action is a raUooal alternative between pulling Past Freeport Resident Dies -Minfin Bridge the GAP Till Pay Day Meaty today «■ year sigaa- twa. $50.00 casts aaly 5»« Ur twa weeks. Quick . . . CeMideaeial. Chargee ZY»% te 5300.00, I Ml % >300.00 te $1,000.00. tHaUp .... K. vuuw W KT Sr....... MODEL FINANCE *50°° to *1,000°° 140 w. Sf«t. Jt. Zing into spring! Corvair by Chevrolet BILL DING 'Better Living' Idea IMAGINATION is the key to o successful kitchen Remodeling project. The picture above shows an imaginative use of available space .. . it’s a kitchen designed with a housewife's work habits in mind. $3 PLANNING ESTIMATES * MATERIALS OME-SrOi FINANCING SERVICE CONTRACTING Mot.riok and Labor to remodal the overage Kitchen for os Little The steering’s crisper, the ride’s flatter, the style’s racier - even the grass looks a shade greener from behind the wheel ofjhisnew Corvair fam You’ll find a Corvair Coraa’s instrument panel vastly more informative than an ordinary car's. But that’s really only a fringe benefit of driving one. Because for all its finely calibrated instrumentation —tachometer, manifold pressure gauge, even an elec­ tric dock with a sweep second hand for rally buffs— the most important thing that happens when you get a Corea out on the raid doesn t register on tho dash. It registers on you. Ybq feel it in the steering—crisp and precise—as you double back on a curve. In the flat riveted-totbe-road stability of the new fully independent zing into spring in a new Wroension. In tho response of the rear enpino fup W80 hp available now in Corea’s Turbo-Charged V<W>n). . , TW don’t have to wear a sports car cap and sun gogglMto appreciate things like this. Or the clean international cut of Corvair’s styling. Drop down to your dealer’s now—while the trading’s extra good—and see for yourself. Look over the dashboard gadgetry all you like, but by all means get out on the road where you can really handle the merchandise. We’ll guarantee spring will look greener, sun goggles or no. . Chevrolet, Chevelle, Corvair, Chevy H or Corvette LARKE BUICK-CHEVROLET 1435 5. Hanover HIGH TBO TRADE Hastings �Vermontville and Nashville Lions Propose Merger • sidsred such a more for some Ume. but things started taking shape when the two groups de­ cided to put out ».joint calendar this year. listing all Uie actlvloomm4,”Ue«. Ludwig of Plymouth I* to give a with blrthdapand analveraarie*. jeoncert st lhe Hs»tIng* Assembly Dr. Boger*Barrette, of Ver- jof God Church at 103 E. Woodmontville and Nelson Iteumm Jnnd Friday, April 2. at 7 pin. <,r K-Jh.ni, ram . 1 Pub“c u Uxlof Nashville will act as aohss traveled extensively preordlnutora for thia project. ■ nrnttng the "Gospel ta Sermon The president of the two club* end Song." He plays .the electric and the scerctane*. the Hov accordion, along with the piano. Leotard Maunder and Carl Kicitar and vocal arrangements. Ihrun of .Vermontvllln and Car- P^Vir Melvin Goble said. Rat&Cut for Lacey, Pine Lake, Delton Exchanges Peter B. Spivak, Chairman of together beautifully. We adulto the State Public Service Commlrzlon said today approvaf liaa 1. WoHWlCE Think of what you mist when your set it broken Hastingv EUB Men Attend Convention j in the Orders and Judgment of the Judge. Atty. Latwnce E Barnett. Barry County Friend of th* Court for rrveral ycora. stetoi Unit the following rotas of Uic Michigan Supreme Court, which became effective Jan. 1. ually applied. Three Section* of Bule 721 read as fallows: (Under th* Heading •'Con­ tinuing Investigation"! The Friend of the Court shall excreta* general oupervlflxrd and determined by an Order at Judgment of the Court. shall. from time to time, visit tile children to determine TO CELEBRATE Jl BILEEx- is prevident of the » Churrh. president of I Itaitlngi Odd Fellows Kiwanis Sparks Canada-U.S. Goodwill Week Kiwanlanx on both side border an- spcarhcadl 42nd annual otoervance attention ot the Court with 25-May 1. according to tion Church School*. Bunday School ctaapea, etc. aaaemMg Chlldren'n Health .Klta which will bo distributed to near-by migrant camps this Summer tn cooperation with the Michigan Migrant Ministry. I United Church Women ot n .. ... William Cotant. John. Birman.' Michigan support the Michigan lna(<e of any sturdy material and O. W Spencer. Jahn Binnan' Migrant Ministry in Its united should be filled with U» foltowChristian ministry to agricul- mg to make one kit: 1 bar soup Wi.h sehoAl------------ ’itura! mgrsnt workers who come wllh wrapper. 1 new wash Lakewood High School. lnU> 8UMf w (he Summer ckxh 1 1CTTy floth lnfw •r Z«AAS~I e l ■ to foUow lbe crop“ '—20 x 241. 1 tooth brash <no4 lOD CMU DCnOlOrS ' On* thing moat lacking In small size). 1 tube tooth paste Susan M. iBuergei Mahler,. ,he mimnt way of life Is a j and 1 comb >aboul fl inctxna Sophomore, and Sharlene K.I irnae of betongtag —to a not pocket sise). D- IB™> .‘“t™"’ | Southwell. Woodland, a Freeh-1 church, a group, a community. These completed kits may be T-m I m*n' wf:r amon« lhc ,8< Co'-1 Aa a tangible way of helping brought :o Uie May Fellowship ‘‘r‘" tral Michigan University stu-'mlgnml workers. Mra Herbert Day meeting In Hastings on They «A ~ n ~~ .... ... ..._7 or to WerU 4 retired city letter carrier and Taffee Drive, by July 1. tie Evangelical United Brethren Kiwanta. which U celebrating Emmanuel Guild To Meet Us own Golden Anniversary Ulis' Emmanuel Guild meets Wed..a .tmuli.r.*. nrartav Anrll 7 at 5 nm In th* Canada. Ironside raid. ■ meeting will be conducted by the The encouragement of mutual president. Mra Arthur Brandt.. friendship between the two and tea will be served by Mrs _ ,—J 1. —< —- ' . Bl LI I Ob.lo. Hnrt IT — V Rexall ASPRIN importance. J sdKjt >., McDonald strooely. ataxia existed which WE CLOSE AT NOON ON SATURDAYS suggested by Judge McDonald txXh hl Barry and Eaton coun­ ties, nftor taking Uie matter over with the "OK" Howard See "OK" Howard A Cash Loan May Be The Answer ★ CUT PAYMENTS V3 to 14 ★ PAY INCOME TAXES ★ PAY ALL YOUR BILLS ★ ONE PAYMENT — ONE PLACE TO PAY Local Finance AGENT FOR SHORT WAY LINES, Inc. Ph. WI 5-2235 301 W. State St. THURS. APRIL 1 S-2iw99* •r® AT !?■ D f«L20 BOXED PANOVITE VITAMINS POITMUISION DICALCIUM PHOSPHATE STATIONERY 2 io, 2.99 21., 2.90 2 for 1.40 2 Bo.es 2.01 Rex FILM BOBBIE BATH X tails more than merely citing the offenders before the Court. The court desires a complete view of the home situation and welcomes the detailed reports of the Friend of - ----------- - “ Harold Stockwell, Barry Coun­ ty's superintendent of sclwols, ha* announced that two mem- next June 7. Anyone desiring petitions to 2 BUM 2 r. 56< electors of the school district. >12 S. MfertM — Ph*** WI 3-1424 Stop In of Coll — Some Day Serivce Open Evenings By Appointment ' of Education. Sic BOOT MASSAfiE 2 for .99 LOTION fof gg 2for'1.30 Imxnnia m___ 2 for 1.40 jjjrajfflra 2(of .56 ““u“ 2 for 20 «ra.«T2ftr .50 laWKW^forlJO SL-S”" •i.-rar.Muxr 21 2 for .99 2(or,a mtn am , . , .. 2 for 1.60 M. BAIT CMtlTW lOtlOB Me COTTON BAHS 2 for .90 2 for .99 JACOB'S mouikwaah 11 sMUeMte. 11 M [3w ".2hr70« || wk 2<-40« > rxtrsrtiilj •tai • Ran|i' If SALE BEAUTY RUYS —ta I GOLDIN LILAC FRAGRANCE kodounb 1.75 DUHIM8 POWDER S u. tax 2 for 1.71 HEAT PAD LOTION SPRING ULY FRAGRANCE 2 for .60 ij» unminuMi „. , _ 2 for 1.30 i.m -A- KtLXL LJT1 2.50 MHT COLOIN £2*r wrraaiZ fof 2J1 £>..2h,M< WUUtUMUt -,.r H«<M. V » I. rt. ~ l tor Friday ffiru Sunday GLYCERIN ^SUPPOSITORIES |My»,MXAU HAND SJSHIS4'f„*"“0l2for a, Maam nn , ,nr >>uu MmwmA w- , I w. L Tor ♦STRANn^HASTIKGS* CHEWABLE VITAMINS t A....... BLUE ORAL 11 Rexall ASPIRIN IJt COMH SYRUP UUona rpuat be returned to that office by May 7. Nominating petitions must’ be 2r.«0c A*nft <x lefint. I» l. To Name Barry School Board Members in June »rAnAIiew8=D6Ug LAS tn* Ani*nicanizHnon os Emily UNGLA551 MMMMtal I1XALL MIKUT1MAM Rexall RUBBING kA ALCOHOL o®r When You Need Cash $25 to $1000 Haan's Standard Service Office Supplies lotte. to be praised for voluntarily re­ vision of support payments and questing these reductions." “It a constant effort to make In­ different, shlfUeas or resentful' fathers adequately maintain Uonal business and generally prove* beneficial to both com- CHARTER SERVICE SCHADERS MONACO APC T«bUl. I ^rx.. required nel-mcesing I* held ' on lhe at Thursday of each month. _ which Ume Atty Barnett ahd naung all Mahler meet with the Friend of The company feel* it* territory la now sufficiently built up ao '■ent Various Jiroblmts that have that no expensive casta pill be ari-x.ii and obtain the thxqjhtInvolved in connecting future and Allegan Counties. • PACKAGE EXPRESS THROUGH and HOWARD TRUMBULL WI 5-9IB7 0 WI S-5D92 Repair Service Buffered ASPIRIN then prepared petitions both parents before fl CENTRAL RADIO & TV INFORMATION — For Banner Ads Benefit YOUt 2f.,70< noMdleas Typewriters & Adding Machines For Sale ur Rent he ungarded 3.000 mile reduced from eight times the monUtly rate to three times the 1500 miles toe monthly rate. The Company maintained LOCATION TICKETS UUrtri endurtn« frtrnd*" ____ year-round bar.Ls be New Bus Depot idled CUUW-U8. Goodwill late Sir Winston April hl. which falls Canada -U.S. Goodwill W. is the 14»lh annlvereary of ~,— —----- —- — signing of Um R u sh-BaMM i neighborly respect and honorAgreement which demilltarirefl i oblignUans. ta an example the 3.»M mile border between] ^<77 country and a pattern 'Canada and the United Stale* M ' far the future of the world.” Tj I President Lyndon B. Johnson matter to the Court and shall promptly commence -the The monUily charge for tem­ porary *uapenisiort of service ta reduced from fe the monthly rate to 9150 per month. Mileage charge*, however, will still be charged where applicable It ta expected that many arnaonal customers of the Company wgl take advantage of this • - * — Women to . ir. families'inrludlng fear grand­ rill help eelcbrala. Stamm. Holland, along with under proper Influence. If in hl* judgment they are not. vdved. X-rfV Aid Migrant W'orkers in Stale wjth family problem* so that minor children Ute Friend of the Court shall regularly check tlx* record of payment Uwreaf. If payments ore not made m Ordered, tho FYlcnd Barry Telephone Company. yond village limits " The Vermontville Lion* have tallon some time. It is usually ready about Aug. 1.41 has been sev­ eral yean since the Nashville TI/aKmmti By Friend <>f tbe When a divorce Action commsnct-d. Uie minor children Tkundar- AfUll 1. IM5 coiiuol. the determination ot the known as th* a Club. In ducusaing the combining of the two (Ruts. Forrest lllnehart. principal of lhe Maple Valley Schools, pointed out that sue- The Hastings Banner providing, when nreresary, of righls of visitation bctwtvn chil­ dren and u parent no longer u The Vermontville and Nash­ ville Lions dub* are considering merging, and a letter ta to be Lions International far Nashville, wiU wei within a short Ume to Author dtacuss Friend of the Court Duties Increasing 2 io, 99< 21=. 5.96 2f„70« 50 COLOBK4 n. w..-v------2for 1 JI I.TS BKHM mra U, Wi l for 1.71 VITAMINS ON SALE! .I«u VITAMIN AKOUK AC» EVERYDAY FAMILY NEEDS HAIR BRUSHES C Nylon briitied. 21« 78c .1UU VITAMIN B-1 2f>rL01 WATCH BANDS THIAMINt HVPROCHLOBIOI WiX-Ia. 2 i. 2.26 COHaHTUTI ^.2(«5.29 n.Mn.umma 2(or 26 jmjoTwmwnu 2for3M wrorammra B-COMFLH forWIei CWti ...U1 GU-RITf’ TABUTS 5'3l«lW Ft 21. 4AO tie conuN tuts 0 fnr jUrHa lM-x-------- 2 TOC 4K BUT Wins .... 2for *. LSUffi1 2 Boxes ■]» .70 .50 1.01 IMAUWUWKI 2(w.„ 2(or39o A»c«a«AT».„BnHi2for<60 b..uVITAMM 2JO AEROSOL UTHRIATM ,, POWBEI. Sraet'» tavrir. 1 ar.. 2 for 2.01 1.50 FACE FOWDER. COMPACT tUZ-'IH1______ re ui .mgUgSTJAKTrar. ■IXAU VITAMIN B-12 CHAM. JHW. ftfof 1J1 2.08 NKHT CREAM 2U er?^..2 for 2JI 150 HOtMOXE CUAM 2ir!>42 for2J1 HWOr-ja? 2 Decks 1.01 SJS11™""* 2for .40 l“..‘,'n*.'.."K"»“2Rrs.4.96 2for .60 MlfStiUn :— 2 for 11)1 MtSSfi_____ 2 for .40 TH 2 Ur JO ww ifor.lB ...... 2 for 54 2 for .99 toe DINTH FUM . . .Betsii n»to*. M pa -----------J JOT .40 2for.7^. Prescription Pharmacy — 126 E. State St, Hastings �^/«il(sij| ‘silnH I Negro Minister To Speak Friday At Adult Meet BRET3UULN CHURCH Cor. ot Jtffrrsun * B. Center Kot. Roseau Sarow, Pastor i Sunday school 10 *m. Warship hoar. 11 am. Sunday owing Mntoe. 1 pm. Abroad 11 am. Morning worship. Jun­ ior church and nursery provided. 7:30 pm. Evening eervio* Wednesday. 7.30 nm. Family Night- Adult* Youth, Junuxs a«d ChUdroa, 3.30 pm, choir Chur oh Friday at 3 P^wUlbe th. Rot. Abraham LRU* negro posh*J* the Washington Heighto Metho­ dist Church of Battle Creek. Mr. LRUs, who waa born in u.^—rppi wiB discuss Civil Rights probkins ot hie race, both ta U» north and the south 6310 Ooato Grovs Road ROT. Charlro Gibb* Pastor Worship aervloa* 10 am. Sunday school. 11 am Wed, choir practice. 7:00 p.m. Christian Science Text Announced HasUags MSTMODIST Chare First Mstbodm Cbaroh 300 W. Groan. WI 6-4045 s. ROT. Georgs BUiott PUlowahlp service, 7:48 am. Youth Fellowship, Wed, 7 pm. children's choir rohearoal I 6 JO Youth choir rehearsal. I 7:30 pm. Chancel choir ro- ‘T.ETTrX c„m. plan and discuss ways and methods we can make R possible lor Lakewood people to espcrl.ance lbs joy at giving. Rev. Danone Bpea* Pastor 10 am. Sunday school 11 am. Morning worship. couroa 7:16 pm. Christian Endeavor. 8 pm. Chapel hour, meaiwge by the paator. 7:30 pm. I’rayer and praise followed by Administrative Board nux-Ung. Quarterly re­ porta should be in. ithoiics Plan HASTINGS BAPTIST CHVBCU Rev. Russell Houseman. Pastor 0:46 am. Sunday school Claaaas fur all ages. 11 am. Message by the paator. study in II Thessalonian* Com- •ing. Monday AotlvtUae 6: 30 pm. pioneer Girla Clubs. 7: 30 pm. Pioneer Olrla cotn- Church school 10:00 am. Worship service. 1140 am. Circuit topic: "Healing To The 10 am. Bunday school 11 am. Worship service. 3 p.m. Evening service Sunday school U am. Wednesday aarfloe, 7:46 pm. Reading room open Wednea­ day and Saturday, 2 to 4 pm Fifth Sunday in Lent Worship, 10:46 am. During 10 am. Bunday school. ' tills service the 1966 Junior C^n11 ia Morning worship. flnnaUon clam will present by Youth meeting, 6:10 pm. caay and question and answer Evening Gospel Hour. 7 pm.. Wodpeaday prayer, 7:30 pm. ROT. Lawrcmos Lowtll, Pastor Sunday school, 10 * m Morning worthip. 11 am. Youth FeUuwship, 7:30 pm. Rot. Jerry Bocansr. Pastor Bunday schooL 10 am. Worship servic* 11 am. * William Ellis la chair- OUR LADY OF GREAT OAR. for the homo visitor* Mr* HOWLING rt Rohde la chairman fur Sunday Mas* 10 30 am. Sacred Concert at the Woodland Bible dub, for boys and girl* Meeting place. Wood­ land community room over the Piro Bam. Wed.. J U-ltt pm Hastings Assembly of God Church Former Proeport High Set Ihutor Ralph VanderWt Sunday school 10 am. Bal. Sabbath school 1:30. Wonhip, 11 am. Wednesday prayer. 7:30 pm. FRIDAY, APRIL 2 - 7:00 p.m. Rev. Bob Ludwig of Plymouth, Indiana will feature: Electric Organ and Piano . . . Guitar and Vocal Arrangements •hip. Tuesday. 8:30 pm. Father and Son banquet. Speaker, Rot. L. Wcdnesday. Day of Prayer. 9 JO pm. Morning prayer group and Bible study. 7 pm. Evening group for adult* youth and the children's Walldorff-Sponable ^unetaL c)/ome "Serving Your Community Since 1895' Fully Equipped Ambulance 24-Hour Service Phoeiu WI 5-3252 Rot. Don M. Gary, Rector 0 am. Holy Communion. 11 am. Holy Communion and Rot. Abe Little, paator of Wa*h1 n g ton Hrtghta Methodist Church of Battle Creek, will speak on •Civil Rights Prob- The 1965 Chrysler has become e most popular Chrysler ever built, ere are maiil reasons. S You’ll find them all in one test drive and a talk with one of our salesmen Move up to Chrysler. BarryS'farm Store Dewey s Car Palace S. Hanover at Hastings City Limit M-43 st Sprague Road, Dalton �... *ith cleft^paWeo oecn tnmpwrca io Kolfe Bullings Write on World Tour Travels wlth vo*°® tlon Mld ttaSBd to hte vote*. c vidreli two mflln BTOup6 March 22, IMS. Monday children with defective bearing. rived In Hawaii and*stayed four daya nt Uie .Surf-Rider Hotel, where the Hawaiian radio pro- with hearinVkw^ A pnwin's voice is produced by the vibration of hla vocal folds, which are located in hla lyynx. A penon'a voice has three basic ru-.p-cu. Throe are loudnnw. pitch and quality. When a person's voice deviated sufficiently from the itorms for and famous for its large banyan Hard of hearing children have trees. Temperature was 78', ia al­ enough ixtuing to enable than ways enjoyable in Hawaii. The to understand and use speech hotel* wen all full and people were sleeping in halls and many We IcftHawali Saturday at though It may ba Thia Is tho group of children that speech U» normal public aclxxd*. These urday. losing a day on Interna­ tional date line. This wa* a large a voice problem. Thus, a high achool boy with a high falsetto voice would iuxvo a voice prob•tem due to tho U^pproprtetcly _ _pitch of________ high hla voice, and a lk“nn* they have, child with a persistently hosuae I Umf children on Uie other vni— —1—— . ..... luind ar. rt/wj, rblW—.n (K.f problem due to tho poor quality have been deprived of the ablllof hl* voice. Valeo problem* may bo caused by both physical and ncn-phyalcal factor* For thia reason a person with a voice problem *l»uM have an exami­ education and are often placed nation by a medical doctor, The term cleft palate refern to a congenital condition wlwro a child te burn with a deft or opening In libi luirtl and or soft thaefore a thorough dlagnoate by specialist* U required in plan­ ning an educational program for the child. . Aphasia is the term u*d to r— --a——w dental appliances or a combus­ Indicate language impairment tion of the two. A child born associated with injury to the with a cleft palate may need the brain. The aphasic Indivi­ dual has difficulty ample, an aphasic people were at the airport to tee us. The weather was cool, about 80*. After clearing customs we ware met by a guide, und boarded a beautiful new bus, which look us to the Okura hotel, the finest in Japan. It took about an hour to go from Uie airport to the hotel. Tokyo 1* the world's largest city and traffic wax congested even on five-lane highway!. Vegas and Tunes Square with doming electric signs. Entering the hotel the lobby wna filled smooth airplane. with, while *nd pln^chefry treex through India. This Island U located only 100 After lunch we were trans­ in full blown, first we thought ferred to a little town of NUnazu mile* from the Chlneae main­ land. We toured Ute city and isand food was superb. Wo staved two days in Tokyo sightewing The third day we boarded a Hato (pigeon), which is the most full bloom. The mountainside* train and went to the town of luxurious and fastest train we Niko—a three hour ride Uihmgh the rlee fields and small villages miles an hour and no noise. We people under Uie rule of Chung Niko U a National Park ft the went along trite seaside and K! Shek mountains and everyone there The next morning we went to was skiing. Niko Is known for patches. and tangerine groves. Hqjix Kong, a city we will never its Toshuger Shrine, adorned We passed through many large forget. This city 1* fabulous and with sufficient gold leaf to cover Industrial cities. The station* undescrtbable —you liavc never seen anything like It—there arc 8 and sixteen thousand cryp'.o- very dnTerrnt In design, modern people for every 10- ft. One ot merla trees dating from the sev­ and very Clean. We noticed that the largest and busiest harbor. the women do nil the cleaning. enteenth century. The fourth day we boarded a ■U the itrtet wort and they work busiest air fields with planes bus In the morning and went to In all heavy construction, such as from all countries Including Red Yokohama, the largest seaport in mixing cement, loading stone and China. Here we stayed at the ■ Mandarin Hotel. Il cure is the Japan. There we ate lunch at the loading trucks. Soon we were tn Kyoto, the fourth largest and oldest city in you have stayed at Uie Mandaproceeded to Puji-Hoknne Na­ tional Park. Here we stayed at the rellgzous and cultural center Japan's mo*t popular pleasure of Japan. It contains over 1500 harbor, the Kowlon side and Hong Kong. Kowlon being the Buddhist temples and 200 Shinto resort and health spa. This hotel wa* in view of the worid'a most shrines. It Is noted far the lac­ querware and fine pottery. Here to ride from one side to the other beautiful mountain. Mt. Fuji. the Star ferry. At night it ia on The next morning we went by hlgh andI something Th be on the Kowlon bus to Sounzan and amended by world. , side and look across the mile cable-car the largest and tensest stretch of water to Hong Kong and highest over the valley of Prom Kyoto we drove on the ‘island, which is a great ChrUtcrater boiling In view of Mt. Fuji new Tokyo Oska super highway many fine a launch and crossed the lake to! just finished to Oska and boardWe have met so mai Hokpne Hotel for lunch. Here we ed a plane for Taipei Twlan-Por- people on thft trip. Here am and his .1'«— We *'flew ---- -*-*there ------•—In---a-------—t- - —and * John v.— Hacker. They met Garry ..Moore Wife .i — mosa. new..... Suev>Bush and had lunch with them. They i Carravalle Jet with the engines are in the export business and If you tag winged black lntacta ground yoinr'home, hidden worker termite* may ba damaging timbers, wood­ work and carpeting. To avoid costly damage, phono.for skilled Inspection by Termlnis, world's largest In termite con* • trol. Service fully guaranteed. the city and have helped us in sadors, traveling on a dlpinwAtto many ways. Sue waa General Chenault's private secretary and chased from them some beautiful can National Unlvenlty and dlthings for the store. Here we left for Singapore, advanced violin technique for Kuala Lumpur and on to Bang­ professional musicians. kok. Thailand. Bangkok is noted for its famous Thai silks. This . . Coupcrtnwas a very interesting city with and Allegro . . an ns canals ana noaung gar- — ~ dens. From here we went to Calrutta. India; Banlras, Ayra. New ® “c rvTfJLJoS Dahll. Kurachi add Cairo. Egypt 1 "“h Mr Szrryng in performing Tomorrow we leako Pakistan for concerto). tiie Holy Land. Every country we i Concerto for Violin and Orchliave traveled In h an tnUrely [ «wtra . . . Bralun new and different world, some; The Univerxlty Invites evCry500 years bock. The world is a' one Interested In an outetandbook. and those who do not ing musical experience to attend. —*-1, read only one page. I “ Use Banner ll’unf Adsl Crystal and Rolfe Bulling | Cot ■ frwe TENDERAY SWISS, RIB and TENDER*Y ROUND STEAKS Most Egg" slip |b. _ - BONOESS PORK BOAST Jr SIRLOIN STEAKS TENDERAY BEEF SIBES b 45/ TENDERAY CUBE or FOREQUARTERS a 39/ HINDQUARTERS n> 53/ T-BONE STEAKS it 39/ s 59/ |b. Boneless Rump Roast89* lb ’ Rib Pork Chops TENDERAY wrote regarding the bitter con- wtth a powUblo chance of re- with’the Western Michigan Uni­ versity symphony Orchestra, Ju­ Boneless Pot Roast 69° Political turmoil waa rife in Alabama & century ago. *a It Is today, according to a Univer­ sity ot Kt !r h I fan student’s diary abolition party and advlaed tm- Violinist Henryk BMryng. who tnctudaa the Whale ocemopoliton 1. KROGBWUT BOSTON ROLLED Alabama Rife With Turmoil Century Ago holiday. Him Btulbcrg conducting, at Cen­ tral High School Auditorium on VALUE individual lections. William 8. Woodruff of Mar­ shall. who visited the Univer­ sity of Alabama and the city You to Hear Great Violinist You Can Win ★ UP TO >100 CASH it FREE TOP VALUE STAMPS ★ FREE FOOD PRODUCTS Ways! ST -1000 FILLED Jk STAMP BOOKS hc &ra going down the rood. Aphasic cidldrcn require Uie services of many specialists in many fields In planning the bast educational program for them. termites are a warning THE fIA8T1NO« BANNEE—% WML Invites _ »• 59* ; RATH _ -Canned Ham5? 111 SALAD DRESSING lb I a 50 EXTNA TOP VALUE STAMPS VJU. — — | hem ground umiurgei I WEIT BA. SLICED DACOR | Paschke’s Full Shank Hall SMOKED HAMS FREE INSPECTIONS :not be. he went on to picture j the future of the South, that la, Pknno rnuiic BARRY COUNTY °L<LUMBER CO. ; —--------------- -------Cuba might be bought or ac­ quired by treaty and perhaps WI 5-3431 Representing MICHIGAN TERMINIX SUCED BACON FREE Hemxt’s SKIHLESS FRANKS it Gortons Frozen alnvehokUng nation and would “This speech was not such as a man in his podtton would be coming to an ordinary politt- TERMINIX®; DOUBLE STAMPS EVERY WED. Kwick Kriip FISH STICKS CANNED GOODS SALE! pointing candidates tar delegates Libby called, they adjourned and Tomato Juice 4 w NATIONWIDE TIRMITA ONE LOAF of KROGER'S NEW Mel-O-Soft BREAD “*» Libby Sliced Peaches or jorlty or not is very uncertain. verxlty and nearly, tf not all. tho prafcacn are strongly for Use Banner Want Ads! Fruit Cocktail 5 i* Ubby Garden Peas 2 1-lb.1-oz.cafu 39« Chicken ol the Sea Have you 'slipped up' on liability insurance for your property? Accidents can happen, and if anyone surfers injury on your property, the financial responsi­ bility may be yours! Better be safe than sorry. See us for liability insurance that protects your bank account and pays the cost of personal injury claims. ^Coleman AGENCY F INSURANCE 20J S. MidUgm Nl WI 5-5412 50 EXTNA TOP VALUE STAMPS with lhe coirchsM ol a Krogw KING SIZE COFFEE CAKE with purchase of 2 loaves at regular retail TUNA Thank You PIE FILLING 3 ^ 5-ox.cans »1 Cantaloupes r Ubby ------- Libby Lima Beans or Fear Halves STORE HOURS WM.--Diirn.-Fri. Sot. 9-7 FRESH FLORIDA (e I /'STRAWBERRIES Ikxogm 4 11b cans >1 VAC-SAC TOMATOES 4 lib, cans H COUNTRY OVEN COOKIES A i 'Coffee A $l29! | 50 EXTIA TOP VALUE STAMPS MAINE POTATOES 20/ OFF $1.00 OFF 50 EXTIA TOP VALUE STAMPS l«rden'» Spirkh Ice Crean Bara ICEBERG LETTUCE ladMaa •» Kroger Itev Si. AdoI J. IMS , " �ANNUAL TAX SALE SCHEDULE “A’ TAXES OF 1962 AND Alliw* Urena, A«U.« JOHNSTOWN TOWNSHIP PRIOR YEARS Qieitim Pared ta So* 31 4m« m: Dm * vs-t-s I'i’S-t XXXOVATIOX BURDIV1BI0W awBMot l,,‘13 M"l9W01 *ito.m TAXKU SPRINGS TOWEBHIF «»■’» U ILm" WlyUllM tf »l..r WI/ lint f ^IVM • nmnlh following lhe end of tho pl 110 h W of /NW. ALLS!,’ ------------- . , 41ul iuc bocum occuruy ALUUM1*nd will count, toward utratiaa. ta nubltahUMt a aeries i Davahln tri vnai In Uw, . . .7 " ....... 31 * pulpwood- hava a question Use Social Semy employ- j curity AummiMX-.ition wih be 41400 a year, glad to answer th if you wiah a « * •i.’Ti.V 1863 CHATEAU PARK -VS.VO nu^ member thia district cities will loss lh tf 640 II. L1XDBEROU PARK Grund Rapids, MiclUgun. ’llial Maple Valley Band Preparing For State Event 1, which begins Jan. MABTBXXROOKB BUBDIVIBIOXW report hired.help once SUPERVISORS FLAT OT KXOUAXU FOIST ns The Maple Valley High fkl»ol OssUin: 1 recently opened first division rating at Uw DuiUicl 10 band utid orchestra fiauval liclcl in Gnuid Ilapids, March 15. and is now ahaipi-nlng East Doud V41-S411 DswMaaa BAT VIEW BSMOBT Being credited a llrat division ia recognition lor an outstand- By Mr». Lloyd Owon BALTIMORE TOWN8H1F hospital and doing tine. * Denny Armstrong has been 111 with an Mra. Howard Moore have hud Uie flu. * Mike, Bruce and Debbie Payne from Delton spent Satur­ including one each tor per formday evening. March 20. al How­ ard Moore s while their parents. fOT Sight rmrttng visltad his mother'•wr Lakeview hMeitil, Mr. and Mrs. Uoyd Owen vlsl-, ted Mra. Dorothy Monroe and Wentworth, and. hla Uuidmcn rcaiire the coming Suite conuat will provide much sumcr com­ petition. Manbcrs of the Maple Valley March 14. and Mrs. Wil11am Cox and' children were -band Include. Flutm. Patncta dinner gucala at the Lloyd Owens - «•—> »— Sunday, March 21. * Mr. and Hokaiuon, Katiiy Skcdgoll, Mrs. Lloyd Owen called un Min. Margaret Steward and Jane Zellers; obofc. Sarah Hanwai; claimeta, Ahlla Benedict. Sharon 4 140 patterns in 80.08 BTOXT POIx/ 1943 BUPKRVUOB'B I'LAI or PRAIRIBVI14JI £2 : lone William. and Vicki Rose; latest ‘ 82.87 40 rd*, Il 4 10 S i ri> lo t>,<. 10 l.SO and Mrs. Lloyd Owen visited at Karol Owen s at Algonquin Lake Saturday, March 20. We have the 1863 SUNDAGO PARK ot Lol 1. 1863 U0PB TOWNSHIP STATE OF MICHIGAN 1903 •hi e 'Beverly Pulpull; bnaa clainu-u, I Luamic Schriver und Nancy JSkedgcll. | Alto saxophone, Marlene Ackctl JoMpli Barrett. Lola Dmg4fnan. Diane Eldred and Nancy edict, Kay Howe and Jeff LINOLEUM Adrianson. Steven Dmur. Ted iso 11 Shance, Robert Snow, Colon > Stwle, William Tlionipson. [David Thnin and Jcnotte Helnxe. VILLAGE OF FREEPORT'’ OBIOIHAL PLAT la 6 antf 1 HIM 7. 1943 41. BAMUBL ROUSH ADDITION A FLOOR TO MEET EVERY BUDGET HASTINGS FLOOR Kearney Howe, Douglas Kelaey. j Dennis Rasey, Arm Bkedgcll. ’ Kenneth Strohm und Dennis I Swan; bttr.tone horns, Joseph I Mahar and Timothy Shetcnhelm: tuba, Thomas Oleson, and COVERING 3 i.1 v. 123 W. Stole St. PROTECT g YOURSELF f Against the Uninsured Driver . 1942 SUPERVIBOR8 PLAT or THCHLAND •nil #. ’ 1943 IRVXXQ TOWNSHIP laca lidar 14 ol' put of"' ' 7 40.00 • Il io c*a ot hwy. di .L's •io • w iw n. u B 1043 S',?,? ^V'A‘%. cor of w i,'o W 13.64 ria. J jKSir. WOODLAND TOWNSHIP al part of th. r. H ot BW H o! : 32 briar N of lhe MOHR r/w, A » re. n> n »• »• r. You can give yourself, your family and- your friends needed financial protection up io 110,000 for bodily injuries or death caused by hit-run driven, driven of Molen can and un­ insured drivers. In addition, a tyrriaf CollidoK Fttlurt ol thia coverage, often may pay all damages to your car, including deductible. Be sure you hate this low com added protection by calling your represents- Bl oM X Him 1B3 ft. Ik * 46 ro»U*o. . A .23 A7',.ttlr,'' ’ 1963 POPLAR BEACH 21*2 ALLISON GREEN. DETROIT AUTO MORI If ENTER-INSURANCE EXCHANGE HASTINGS OFFICE 237 EDWIN J. MBSENBACH, T4.07 8L. rabrury 5. 1041 Have You Tried i lire ■ •• w 641 10 ft from pt cn E A W iTltaO of S« 10. thl. pt WltK W llrlatal I.»ko. 4h X »* K TO ft, Ik b o.-' ¥100 fl U W 10 1002 IS.97 rw; Cow M »W n.r of W <4 <rf KE % W >4 of bB)« Jg#J 1M4i - IFJSHSStetfwkr,.. ■N MOTOR STATE INSURANCE WfcPAMT WmT State St. Nmm« 945-4392 1W3 i lIPw" £ IBM . - 117.69 40.00 1462 M»6 U Uno of Bm 2 S4il ft £ H ItaO. Ih X B* 14' E 017 >40 ft a k r ir i mv 469 It. th italic WeMUsajL U Rd 8 74' 3V W 3H ft, 0 • X- oa X U lino IU ft .... too IB th B BOO II f*r l>.», ill tf 36 th K 40 rd*. I ft -1.1. aa X. aria. .‘d .* < VILLAOB OP WOODLAND OH IGIX AL PLAT E'er?1 E ** 4'.•.."htU" I IBM g' 114.IS tl. UK 54* 31' E 114.67 re. Hastings Banner ( */c •co Of Ur. th X I I IBM I rdf S ct NW tor of B» �other or teip those with Im opportunlUM and abKlUao than our own? And avoid wounding U*r feelings of any? Have me allowed petty jealousies and contentions to destroy the good we ndght have rendered each ralsver lx may be. It has been other? As we took bock into very pleatant aasoctaUon as the port have mu wisely gath­ > have formed ti«. I trust to ered the momenta m they paw­ । broken or forgotten as tasSed. golden coin to ua which we g friendship second only to cannot te defrayed or have we e family "tend of love, and lot them drop one by one into th almost equal tendarnme the paM M -useless' and with id reepect aa of a brother or no value received stamped upon sister. . .May ■ we •—- who do -aa —those tlrcm. and we. In turn, can only i have passed the serious scenes regret and bemoan wasted op­ and cares at school Ute. speak portunities. As tho term of of our dear old schoolmates with wt)0m we have spent our childhood. What a duty we owe each other perhaps for manty a kind look, word, or action. Ol knowiccge. and from excerpts from a diary kept by her father, Baay Troyer. who was an early naanner of the tchool board of the first, six full districts and lime fractional districts of Maple Orove Township; also from cxccrpta token from Uui Journal of u,iy bchoU District No. a which la m tho poaocaston of Asa Bivens, a first cousin of Jennie Conley, The picture of Jennie Conley was taken at ter age of aa. The May entitled. “The Close Of School.' ■ was written by Jen­ nie Troyes' when ste wm sixMuy Bchoot ' Fathers, Sons Attend Delton Methodist Fete Honor Cop Uldrikc Of Bedford Twp. ford Township supervisor, waa honored Saturday night at a sur­ prise potluck at the Bedford the station. Supervisor Uldrtkz. the fa- _ —, ~ friends and school-mates dear. Many and greet have been our enjoyments here. But alas! how K»n blighted, how aoon the days of childhood passed. O how wo should Improve thooe precious E Stanton presented Bupcrvuor i Uldriks with a plaque recognlz| Ing hla service to the Calhoun either ship. however lhe Virginia did withdraw breaking off the fight. SALE Super Right ' BEEF STEAKS ................... THX CLOSE op school By Jennie Troyer robed us on to that eventful day. which many of us bans tookol forward to with mingled feeling aT pain and pleasure. Pleasure, because the teak of hard and difficult Icawona will, for a Mason be lifted from our ’ey and hla motho- a coupk- of shoulders, that we can teve Use years ago. 1 was very happy when Mr. Conley called on me February 20, and brought up a! couple of wntaups that hla । Pain to think of separation mother had written yean ago. afar enjoying tho company of dear achoulmales whose hearts Both artldca are about the Guy school in Mspia Qrwe Tvwn- have been connected with a gulden ciiain of friendship which ahip. One she wrote wteit she waa a scholar at that achooL baa strengthened Into a union of The otter, written a few yean tovo that never can bo severed. Many Um« have we met to­ later when she was a teacher of this same school. Mr. Con­ gether in this Uttto school­ room for the purpose of gaining ley has written an introduction knowledge and Ikjw hard wo that will explain everything. I take great ph-axuxe In giving my made Lire effort. Many linusi reading public Mr. Conley's In­ have we doubled and redoubled thoughtful and kind advtoe ftwnlmads the heavy burdens of sor by a dear school Msnd. I teacher teas heavy, but the time As the youthful mind to the'has psMd. As I took over this most Imprearicmbto ao the lUUe aasemblago my thoughts habits we form In school will are: W1U we ever all meet again remain through life. In the aa we are today? (Thia Is a school-room, tn a gnat measure, teep question). I think not. per­ arv our youthful minds that arc 1»J» ere another term of school subject to every influences and impression. So we should ore well that slothful idle habits are Mid to think. Buntc be lying not formed and greatly exert ths Icy arms of death low ourselves to resist all bad influ- the ground. SIRLOIN or CUBE PLAIDT T-BONE or CHIP CENTER CUT ROUND PORTERHOUSE STAMPS | 89 99 79 I05 U.S.D.A. INSPECTED FRYERS RUMP or ROTISSERIE ROAST ib-95 Whole and Completely Cleaned PORK ROAST Hamburger troduction/ and tho arUc !c his Boiton Stylo Butt PURE BEEF And hew well wo all enjoyed It. especially those who faith­ fully punued their lessons and noUx, conquered the every day temptation of achooL But In our school life It la not all enjoyment nor oil pleas- CUT Up PORK STEAKS Whole Breasts with Ribs Attached "Frosh Out Of Th. AMk" Now Hiltori.al Book of Karn Co. You May Obtaia a Copy st Th. Ba.Mt Offks, or Mall Thia Caupo. . . . NEW BUILDING 107 East Woodland : A Real Value tfl1 I ■ • Coldstream 1 lb. Cans Meat PINK SALMON CHUCK ROAST 2^89' We re Now Located in our BANANAS BOILING BEEF Lean Plate Lesser Amounts Blade Cut A&P TUNA vSSr4,°r99f Midway Between Broadway and Michigan ASPARAGUS Stop in and See Our Collection of tv McGee - Monarch "Larceit Selection in Barry County" NYLONS - WOOLS - ACRILANS bbl.II and Herculoni Il I* FS. Special $69 501 Nylon H- yd. INSTALLATION INCLUDED Jaw Parker 8" YOUR DREAMS COME ’ TRUE WITH APPLE “PLAID PIE STAMPS MARVEL IceCream COFFEE SALE save I'/aibr. EACH 24con CARTON CiflfiO ?loV and FREE SPOT J ■u REMOVAL for 6 Mot. Juice PINEAPPLE RUGS and UPHOLSTERY Cltan.d th. Scientific Waj for WK A&P Frozen 6 Pack - 6 Oz. Cans 1 Qt„ 14 Oz. Cant CHED-O-BIT A&P PEACHES BRIGHT SAIL Loaf Proceia Chee,* Food DURACLEAN ORANGE JUICE A&P GRADE A A&P CRUSH^E SULTANA SALAD DRESSING BLEACH ANN PAGE—101 Oz. Con, c Mushroom Soup Yellow Cling Slices or Halves 1 Lb., 13 Ox. Cans GaUon ^for 79‘ .IH U H IIIIi CARPETS �Middleville BftUi. Utr, Jackton THE HASTINGS BANNER Freeport: .sTiack. lUciiland. Hem. Saranac & 4-H CLUBS SHOW YOUTH WAYS TO BECOME LEADERS oIn 4-H there Is n leadership _- T B Pr°£ratn lh®1 k*sl y«r sttracted Bkln Tent." ’ I • record enrollment; 206,000 Tuesday. April 0—T. B. Bkln । and Test, Freeport | These young people are the Thuraday, April 8—T, B. Teal! citizens of tomorrow, and hunR^1.IW I dreds have already assumed FridajLApril »-Track. Driton. leadership roles in school, Uen’ T*31**1*- Hoaxing*. There. church and community, ob­ serve* Miss Emmie Nelson, a Elmer H. Thoma. Qcld rcprcMnUUVe Of the Na­ tional 4 H Service Committee. Equipment Plans and Housing Middleville, formerly 61 Grand The next steps will lead to Need’. provide® many of the leadership in their chosen Barry Fann answer* to questions concerning f niece, Mrs. Richard tBdnai SU-1 careers, she predicts. pork production faclUUea. The At the present time nearly tax.k serves on both n planning and construction plan guide in “i Calendar... | Surviving are one sister. Mra. 140.000 junior leaden are work­ addition to containing space re-. lorrulne Young. Grand Rapids ing with volunteer adult leaders qutrementa and building layouts in 4-H Clubs throughout the “ ( A rati, t — Barry a«u C«nnrv«tton for farrowing, growing -and ' Diitrict Aanoal axUBt. O a r 11 e a , Virgil. California. Mr. Thomas nation. ‘ । Craur OH*a«. 7:90 B*reposed at the Beeler Funeral By Arthur Sleeby “Leaderahip consist* ot num­ «e ..«r __ —---- I APRIL I XiuUa CUBIC. MID. KWBtUCU W H1UUUU VlBUmUCn . --- ---------- -...... erous components, and is a term tlon of ventilation and slotted 1 J Gordon R. Endsley and Larry held at 1 pm. Monday with In­ Agricultural engineers and floor -xystems, feeders, waterera., span, a ,<H^cioiluni sb* Xnitua» Haywood who are members uf terment at Wyoming Cemetery, not easily defined." explains animal scientists from 13 Mid- fencxB. loading chutes, pens and. ET»ln.n«n«. All <«y at CMBsaaity the Hastings Chapter of the Fu- T,>p Kcv. Gerald Batea offl- Misa Nelson, a former assistant leadership, she notes, are en­ provided by The Sears Roebuck -state 4-H Club leader, and who weatcrn collect*. including other A| 41 handling equipment equipment. c**!"- « - Setop Slcpliy . „.u> »r«u ,for ture Farmer* of America. uuw. luruurr* ‘ ~ .। xpRtt. cuxted. thusiasm, friendliness, tact, Foundation, aponaor of this par­ in recent yean hu. conducted Mlcidgan State University. have special ‘preference section con- । <h syrinx Achi«T«».r.t. patience and a sense of humor. ticular program for the last five The award waa made at the w— 37lb annual convention of the _Thf -unlor Relink 1*2£'Je leaderahip workshops in many • Be adaptable." she says. "Be year*. Altogether, Sears has sup­ states. equipment and housing in a new concrete. building materials and Is Saturday TroFPA held at Michigan State Uni- Tournament ** ready for a fishing trip or a ported somi phase of 4-H work "Becoming a leader Is largely formal dance; bo able to preside for more than four decades. verxlty on March 25-26. Twelve Junior leaders will Although tiw txx'k was devel­ According to T. N. Knopf, ad­ al a meeting or help a younger oped specially for pork produc­ musfxhc ready to assume re- 4-H'cr correct his mistakes. ” claim 3500 scholarship*. SO will visor of the Hastings FFA. this die Villa Inn barenumL * The aponsibilities and bo a self­ ers, vocational agricultural is tlie highest degree that can t>c At the end of this 4-H Club reecho all-expense paid tripe to teuciuv* and form suppliers will I APRIL 7—EvUullsn at 411 BxXi awarded at the State level and U Vcrn Wengers. Alto, entertained starter. Success id small under­ year, county, slate and national the National 4-H Club Congress Wengers Saturday welcome it m a handbook, says limited to only two percent of; the Bob takings will prepare you for award winners will bo named at Chicago, and an estimated Art Stecby. Barry County Exthe total membership of the FFA at a surprise birthday dinner for larger, responsibilities.*' 10,000 will earn leadership by the Extension Service.. . Ctnltr. Attending the convention ax: Bob. Ocher guests were his medals. Among tho ingredients for APRIL S delegates were Terry Greenfield grandfather, Joe Wenger, and alter 10 uncle, John Wenger, of Cale- _____________________________ and Gerald Miller from the Barry County Exten­ and Mr*. Reginald --uiu.v<n Mernbeis u. of Hoapital uuuu Guild »u 10 Tuesday. * Dr. ruid Mra. Dick Charles Williams and family. ★ William Cruttenden la the ann I donia, Mr. sion Office for tl per .-.copy or arin. » Izwr-ll------rinzi---Ur —a..* _.... nw!>,uu ___. n. wm ... . - Dean and family spent this I Mr. and Mra. F. J. Kaechele of Mr and Mrs. David Crutte^- C'r-.tllr-r •--- - nf ----------- B. lc rvjui.j umiuoi the Department of Agricultural Mra Edward Clem Cletn on den of R1 Hastings who live on Mra. J*";. William Oidire « Mid- I home of Mrs Engineering. M8U. East Tansing. AadHerlon. ■ *ju. FakUe anu Mn, *ira-„Deftn onui 3Ialn Main Street March 23 The u 210-acre dairy and livestock oiour. W Mr. and AFBIL 12—4H Council ra.Mlng form. William's projects have Cridler d as. SxUuiaa effU*. Saturday *™ wentL to CaberCaber- II April April tnctXlng nutting will will be be with with Mrs. Mra. outstanding time for their to Kenneth Warren Thcde of IxS UwSaSi r«T. S. I“»«l«U>N..UUr. Mr MM tx™. « M, .M APKIL 13—IH TUonl trrvxtt. 7 daugiiic, Kimberly, who cele- Grand Rapids. Mub Kaechele U 27 sheep. 26 acres oats. 10 acre* : Bender are home from their brat.-d her 7th birthday. She had a graduate of Blodgett Hospital, barley and-65 acre* of corn. He „ * Mrs. Maggie honeymoon in Florida and a lovely party with her cousins । An August wedding is being ha* completed six improvement ®rown of Grand Rapids U help- p.vl|<* are in the offing. Mr. and a birthday cake using planned‘ — japplied ...m 43 _supple_ _ —- Irur care — c?re for “'r iuv ,Mr ctiuiirlitf'r.indau®*’,4S''ln‘’..... and Mra. rx Barney Cutler ..... had ..a merry-go-round trimming*.. APRIL is^-tH S«rrte. Ctuk muting.r. projects and j Hoy Kelly returned home from imentary farm practices. William la*‘. .f8 Elmw Brown, thia Prairie open house * at their Ij Some of tire people from Mid- Pennock Hospital on Sunday. * . _ r_ . is treasurer of the Hastings FFA »<*«• Mra Laura Dtinnan, who home Sunday and Mr. and Mra. dleville who attended the Shrine i Ail of the children and their AttPllfl >1/> 4 jlfpftf land has attended Region I lead- haa been helping the last few j rusm-11 Solomon held a Form Band Concert in Hastings families held a real surprise ‘ ’ 1 I ership camp. He was on the Gold returned to her l»rne; Buniui party Monday evening. Thursday were Mr. and Mra. j birthday party on their mother, David H. Goodyear III of Earl WUUaon and Ran Phil-[Award Farm Fonnn Team in near Byron Center. Saturday *. The Pr,uni- Garden Vcrn Hooper, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Mrs. Virginia Harrison, Saturday Goodyear Bros. Implement* is . ONLY inviting fanners and other* In­ man of the Barry Boulhourt, 1S64, nerved aa chairman of the Company at the Brown* thia club members who attended lhe Uva. Fully UloRlraud. « A QQ terrated to aitend a preventative ABA and Donald Doatar, Neil Publicity Committee. Farm 8afe- llL't wrek were Mra Clayton World Garden Shoa- lu-ld tri the maintenance service clinic ax Brady. Robest Hitchcock. Ger- I ty Committee, and Soil and Wa- Waldron of Grand Rapid* and McCormack Building in Chicago Mra Kenneth Morrell, Mr. and near Middleville. A lovely lunchaid Shepard. Frederick Halbert ter Conservation Committee. Mr- and Mra. Floyd Flnkbemcr Monday March 22 had a moot Mra David McKeown. Mr. and eon with the traditional birthday Vcu“t* and Charles Pflester of the;William received Ute Sliver of near Caledonia. * Little inspiring and inatniruve tune. Mra. Ivan Payne. Mr. and Mrs cake and gifts made a gala ocMr* Fred Mattison Mra i*uul Harry Baisch and Mr. and Mra. caslon. age equipment. The clinic will Barry-Dowling ABA were among Award in addition to his degree Roxlne Schondelmaycr. daughthe more than. 400 delegate* at-; Gordon B. Endsley is Ute mn ‘er of 5L-. and Mra. Kenneth' Carry. Mra Moms Chadwick, LEONARD, Thia will be an opportunity tending the 21st annual meeting; of Mr. and Mra. Robert Endsley- SchondNmaycr. who underwent Mrs. Al. Geelc. Mra F. J. Kacchof the Michigan Animal Breed- j of R3 Hastings. They live on a surgery. Thuraday at He, Mra. Hurley Murdock and era Cooperative on March 24 at 535-acre farm speci.illilng tn reg- B>«tarit Hoapttal tn Grand Rap-1Mra Viola Sccord boarded 1istered CharplaU beef cattle. Oor- lda- *» doing aa well m out be the train at 8 a m. nt Grand so important to don has completed for his farm- expected. Her brother. Michael. Rapids and retumr-d at 10:45. Ing program nine beef animals. staying with hla grandparenta. * Mr. and Mra. Dan Minter en34 sheep. 210 fattening pigs and ,— Mr. -and Apoey their UUU> Mth WVUUUlg wedding B1UUnnnl—- Mra. Arthur --. — z on joyed VUCU com. He iuu also completed three maln m*i” street, ttrwt while whii» hla hi- parent* ------— in their own Iwme .------ laat . . veraary ; Improvement projects and 45 go to and from Llw hoopltal By Mrs. John Hook farm practices. Gordon la- now | Mra. Bob Martin and her 320 N. Michigan mother. Mra. Harold Oriffeth. EXPERT TIRE tings FFA and last year “ held the and Mrs WiUtam CiLstelcin at. ____ rrn KUU r,a lnc WI 5-5073 Just South of City Limit*—Acrou from Armory “ *;lcc wens ofTIce of-treasurer. He has been tended a BeeLlncClothes Party SERVICE Call WI 6-3481. dinner gurau of Mra ftcure on community service, at the home, of Mr. and Mra. Olaldaa Gilmore of Hastings and leadership and scholarship- com- Norman Memtyre in Hastings supper guest* of Mr.^and Mra mlttees. Last year he attended Ttmraday. * The Rev. and Mra C^.!eL * Mra- the Region I Leadership Camp., George Grettotbcnrer and fomJamco Stockton and Mr. and acted aa delegate to the State. Uy of Grand Rapid* are expectext One of the most outita^dina Herds In Michigan. Mr*. Arthur Henry of Belding FFA Convention, and wae, a dinner guou rrf Mr atxl M™ U. s. ROYAL First Hord to have over' 500 lbs. fot average. were Sunday guest* of Rfrv. tifttl member oLthe dairy and lapdiHarold Kermtrn Saturday * Mr' y* j*??11 * and Mr* Harold Griffeth BunDistributor All,animals arc homo bred. Nd purchased animals Powell attended a Tcuclicra In-contest*. . dfty attended a birthday open for generations. Bosr Buys on rtructlon Convention at Ciilrago L&ny Heywood la tile son of house nt ll» homo of Mr*. Wednesday through Saturday. *|Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Haywood. Agnes Baker of Caledonia hon•w b Used Tires Bongs Certified - TB Accredited - Calfhood Vaccinated Mr. and Mra Wm. Campbell rj Hastings, and Uvea on a 418- oring her moUxr, Mra. Margaret Mounted FKIt! were eWdncsday collcra of Mr. acre dairy farm. Larry * projects Grey, High Production generation after generation. and Mrs. Owen Gaylor. have been six dairy animals, one Films were ahown by Rev 41 L WoodU'd at Every cow has a record. Top blood lines of U.S. Nancy Bromels oj Hasting* Angus heifer, nine acres oat*. M Harold Taber of tho Clnrk Mespent Sunday alfalfa corn.‘mortal and Crusade --------- with -—. Mr. and --------Mra acres .......... and 41 acres unoruu name Home oner CTUsaele ocno- acitoand Canada. Owen Gaylor. Tom Torn and Nancy. Nancy. ' He has excelled in compliant completing lore ]nr3 Thursday evening The next Liberal Terms available through Mr. Kchrl. Davis spent the week- eight improvement project* projects and and ' Fnnulv -— - films -------------■ * Diana Dart* Night will -be Redend at home. heme. Mra. Davis and 51 supplementary farm practice*. practices. I fOrd VUlage at Detroit and BOTTEMA and HAYS. Sales Managers Jerilyn Cheney Larry is rice vice preaident president of the!; Bernard and Jrrilyn the Bronson Hospital tn Kalamazoo nu Sunday and visit- Hasting* Hastings Chapter and has also 1 Whlch will be of interest tn Fred Palma John Carre Henry Bomey took her back Bunday PARKING erf Davis * Mr. and served as reporter He han has been jImany , ed with Janice Dnvl* * Letter* from Florida Owner Manager Herdsman Mr*. Orville Bateman. Mr. and chairman ; of the scholarship frlerulB say the Sctrnds emeet Mra. Donald Bateman andMr*.! committee, attended Region I ‘ to be home April 14 Mra. Lucy Hickman of Lansing wereSun-. Leadership Comp and was a Bowen, who had been quite ill day guest* of Mr. and Mra delegate to the State FFA con- at the hoqie of her daughter. Ernie Bateman and Joyce. * i vention in 1864. He has been a Mra. W. Smith, in LaFayette. Baltimore WMA will meet with member of the dairy judging Ind.. Is back at Bradenton. Fla. Mra Dona Howell this Thurs- -'’arn MSU„and manager of ★Many are taking turns sitting Uie FFA A Ag. Fair. day for potluck dinner. u,e *- Falr with Lis Thurber at Blodgett J ------------ •-----------Hospital as her own family is in I Toaltlvo ------------------- be- ■ The State's 1964 crop 170.000 Nebraska. We arc glad to report tween motorists traveling on. — -• ___ .< ___ _ ___ ■ uxu oi __ rvo. _ ran cnemea con-1; &he Is a* weU as can bo exmulti-lane streets or highway* stltuted 67uction percent of the Na-1ruW. . lion's prod of this bright Lima attendeJ^their Bteuart tnnt to safety. The Institute for Safer Living ’recommends th fl rod fruit, reports the Michigan Lake Extension meeting at the ime of your directional signal Department ot Agriculture. In ’ home of Mra. Frank Castle In each time that you change lanes. production of sweet cherries, tho Hastings Wednesday. ★ Kai hey Help others to help you drive State ranked third with 22.000 Fisher, daughter of Mr. and Mrs tons. I Fisher on Broadway, entered ------------------------------------------- ------r j Blodgett Hospital Tuesday. * INDUSTKY Highlights Interesting IDIICATION COMMUNITY Farm Engineers, Scientists Pool ‘Swine Ideas’ 4-H LEADERSHIP 3 Hastings High FFA Members State Farmers Most complete guide ever produced! Service Clinic Friday Night at Goodyear Bros, Jack Echtinaws SERVICE BELLA VISTA FARMS Complete DISPERSAL Durfee at the farm 1084 S. Huron St. Ypsilanti, Mich. IM BARR Fertilizing Oats? Tuesday, April 6, 1965 10:00 A.M* 200 HEAD REGISTERED HOLSTE1NS Tire Shop Starters Like. 10-20 -10 10-20-20 14-14-14 v/,i These are Fast Starters with Season Long Grow Power... (Oats on high PH soils may need mangpnese . . . We have it, check with us.) CARDINAL ALFALFA in limited supply We’ve just received a limited supply of Northrup King’s new . Cardinal Alfalfa. A new variety with the distinctive Cardinal colored flower bred for extra-highyidds under short rotations and in­ tensive management. Gives you an extra cutting . . . outyields ordinary alfalfas . . . .... NOCULIZED* CARDINAL in al­ ready inoculated — ready to plant. Cardinal alfalfa Your Tractor Equipped With M&W DUAL WHEELS Test Ride the Nomad? Naprahieml Test drive this Jeon'Universal new JOHN DEERE 11O Lawn - will do up to 30% more work frith no increato in fuel consumpti NEW "SLIP-ON" AXLE HUBS Its the original 4 wheel drlwmHraat hobby tuna SMITH BROS LAKE ODESSA — WOODLAND drive out today! MSW DMA! WNULS AM AVA1LAIII FOR NIA1LT HUY TRACTOR MAU ANS MOBIL PLANT AT WOODBURY Central Michigan's Most Complete Fertilizer Service Francisco Farm Supply M-37 South WI 5-3ISO Goodyear Bros. Ifnplements •1Z4 N. JtHinrn Mi. WI 5-5052 Hffli With your 'Jeep' Universal, you’re boss of all outdoors. Just shift into 4-whool drive, and you've got all four wheels working tor you. You hug slippery roads liko gluo. You've got the extra traction to pull you through mud, sand, ice, and snow. And for hunting, fishing, camping, you name it...tho 'Joep' Universal geta you there (and your boat or trailer, tool). It’a a hard worker around your homo, farm, or bualnoas too. Hauling, pushing, plowing, it’a a real workhorae. Take your choice of half-cabs, full cabs, or convertible top. p|m other options. -Test drive this "Unstoppable" at your ‘Jeep' dealer’s. Soon. ECKARDT AUTO SALES M-43 & 37 Wot Halting! Niona 945-5346 � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/492/HastingsBanner_1965-04-08.pdf d92c13db8e58285ba47509122ae7a334 PDF Text Text The Hastings Banner One Hundred end Ninth Year Section Ono—Po9ei I to 8 IASTIR SEALS fastings. Michigan. Thursday, April 8. 1965 Hie Attic -of Don't Wont* 24 PAGES — 3 SECTIONS NUMBER 51 Home, Hobby, Sport Show This Weekend Scene of Saturday's Head-On Crash —Photo by Dick Carl 3 Killed, 4 Hurt In 2 Crashes in Barry Saturday BUY-U8E EASTER SEALS—Pictured left tn right are Mil* Susan Radtke. 8. daagkter of Mr. and Mrs David Radtke of Greendale, Wis, and granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Coleman of R5 Hastings, and Donald “Dike" Slayton, astronaut and chairman of Wisconsin's 1985 Easter Beal Campaign. Susan is Milwaukee County's Easter Seal Girl. Busan has a learning disorder and goes to the Easter Beal Child Development Center there for Young Mother, Man Lose Lives in Headon, Early Morning Smashup; Tot Dies as Car Careens into Tree rocka jewelry, a doll collection, fluower*. driftwood, wood-working, taxidermy, paintings, gun collec­ tions, model car*, bicycles, cars, txxata, motors, handicraft, camping equipment and other items. Hastings Names Circuit Court 2 New Officials Jury Case to In Vote Monday Two new Hastings officials acre Open Thursday Smashed Convertible in Which Child Died EDITORIALS Jems. In quoting from the Congrraalotuil record the word* of a retired Negro loldier. you Inferred many roads and culverts have been washing out faster than they can be repaired. A break clarify. does not #eein to be apparent to me what your objectives are when you condemn the entire civil right* Former Barry Farm Agent Goes be, perfect, but there la :»o question I What his objectives are. Possibly! To Okinawa .Carlton Township; Mrs. Hubert Long and Frances Owen. Castle­ ton: Ruby Wood and Virginia Sherry. Hastings Township; Kar­ Fourth Ward. Re-elected city clerk was Mrs. Donna Kinney who received 108 of the 111 votes cast, including Hastings Elks Install Officers Monday Night (Please turn to Pg. 4, till* Sec.) । Anti-Poverty Program Here To be Discussed gin work on ids now assignment of ctobllshlng tlie Extension Service at Ryukyu* University at A meeting to discuss the Econotnlc Opportunity Act has been set for Thursday. April 15. at 8 Senator Johnson, Staebler to Speak At Demo Dinner Springs: Orville Burghdoff. Clar­ ence Hause. Dorothy Hoke and as esteemed leading knight, Ru»*dl Nash a* esteemed loyal knight. Ray Miller u esteemed lecturing Michigan Economic Opportun­ ity office will be present to ex­ plain and answer questions re­ garding the Act. Possible local anti-poverty The Barry County Democratic programs will be included, such Committee la having a Swiss steak as job development, health scrv- dinner Saturday. April 10. at the Cook. Carlton; Leon Gray and Carl Huwe, Castleton; Harry Larson and Alan Kennedy. Has­ tings Township; Richard Hart­ man and Gerald Reese. Hope; Kenneth Schantz and Victor Jo­ hannes. Irving: Norman Briggs Hart. Jr., as esquire. Exalted Ruler Donovan is a native of Barry County, haring been born on an Assyria farm. tefs term. He h*d previously served as a member of the City Council for about 15 years and also served as supervisor of the First He entered the electrotyping business In Battle Creek, working for the Gage Printing • Company where he work* for the Wolverine Electrotype Company. He married Evelyn Lee in Battle Creek In 1028. They have lived at Algonquin Lake since 1053. They Good-As-New Store is Place For Saleable Items 'bits of yatenlay".... as gleaned from the Banner files Barry county's "Top Young Farmer of the Year" at a Jaycee regional banquet lure Monday evening that Included delega­ tion! from Ionia. Lansing. Bt. John*. Grand Ledge and Eaton Rapid*. 28 Years Ago A group of more than Barry county young men here Monday tor Induction three year* ago. say*-that he U looking forward to this new challenge and he couldn't may Hazen Towne and Clark Spring­ er. Yankee Springs: Leslie W Cook. Dale Bump. Mary I. Gary and William, G. Bradford. Has­ ting* City; Rowan Sheffield and Historical Group To Hear State Museum Expert Solon Week* Lansing, director of museums for the Michigan His­ torical Commission, is to speak at the Barry County Historical So­ ciety meeting Thursday. April 15. at 8 pm. at the Hastings City man of the HUtorlcal Society* antique auction to be held Friday night. May 21. at the Barry County Community Building. The society 1* asking for donation* ot antiques for sale to raise money for his­ torical markers in Barry County. Their first project is to replace tne I bronze plaque at Bull'* Prairie i which wa* token l**t year. instructor in the High School here, rode to victory on the crest of a tidal wave of popular favor to win out in the race for con­ stable of the Fourth Ward. He polled three times the total of hl* nearrat opponent who garn­ ered but a single vote! Miscre­ ants in the Fourth Ward are al­ will meat Friday. April 0. with; ready atrcinble— and members of Mrs Nan Ogilvie at 1 pm. The ••the machine" are plainly wor- lesions will be "Yotk the Con-I At MEA Meet teacher at Delton, is a delegate to Die Michigan Education Associa­ tion's annual Representative Asacmbly tills Thursday and Friday at the Lansing Civic Center. Gov. Viking Workers Retire Following Long 8<service ’ Two long-time employee* of the Viking Corporation retired Each received a gift. Ington, 1* now a clerk In County diaries James. R1 Delton, had Clerk William Crtdler'a office at been employed 38 year* or since the , Courthouse. Mrs Russell Dlngeraon. Rl Hastings, former­ and Henry Bchelb ly employed in the office, has gin. had been cm or since Aug. 31? Three persons were killed and four others injured in two accidents involving three cars Saturday, Sheriff Merl H. Camp­ bell reported. Killed were: MRS. SANDRA LEE MAHER. 27. 2»01 Doyentry. Por­ tage, the wife of fames M. Maher. 28, who was injured. JOHN PATRICK DURBIN. 20. Rl Freeport KATHLEEN LYNN Mc.MUI.LEN, S-ycar old daughter of Donald and Dolores (Brower) McMullen. Injured were MRS. BEATRICE MARA’ BROWER, 17, Rl Shelbyville, Marsh Road, the wife of Douglas Brower. Wed­ nesday morning her condition was still critical but improve­ ment was noted. THOMAS McMULLEN, JH, who suffered internal in­ -juries and underwent surgery at Pennock Hospital. PATRICK MCMULLEN, 2’4. who was also hospitalised at Pennock. Mr*. Maher and Mr. Durbin last their live* in a headon col­ lision st 1:17 am. Saturday on M-43 on a curve beyond the Goodwill Dairy five miles south­ west of Hastings. according to the report of Deputies David Newman and William Heath, who policed the smashup which 1* still under investigation. Mr. Durbin wa* driving alone toward* Hasting* and the Ma­ her* were cn route home to Por­ tage after playing bridge ak Itusi home of Mr. and Mr*. Jou-fti Shaver at 421 8. Hanover. Tfoe Mahers were former resident*'w Hasting*. He had been a-woclatcd with the Walldorf! Funeral Home and I* now employed by the Truesdale Funeral Home ht Kal­ amazoo. Mra. Maher was dead al the scene, which is in Section 27 uf Rutland Township. Her hus­ band wa* taken to Pennock Hospital where he was treated foe lacerations and bruises and Program — The final pro­ wa* released later that morn­ gram in_ the Hastings Kiwani* ing. Mr. Durbin wa* taken first to Pennock Hospital and then transferred to Blodgett Memorial Central Auditorium by the popu­ Hospital In Grand Rapids where lar narrator. J * mu , Metcalf. he died at 4:47 am. from trau­ Metcalf will take hl* audience. matic shock due to severe pene­ trating chest injury with multi­ gic carpet" to the Island ot Puer* ple contusions, laceration* and to Rlro. Persons without season ticket* may obtain single admisabrasions . Kathleen McMullen suffered head and other injuries when the 1960 Buick convertible driven by Mr*. Brower went of! the Gun Lake Road not far west of M-43. apd smashed headon into a large tree about -4:58 pm. Saturday. Mrs. Brower was driving east to­ ward* Hasting* with the three children She wo* taking care of the youngster* while their mo­ Mrs. Beatrice Fisher is now ther. her husband and other members of the Brower family were in Detroit attending a fun­ of the Barry County Welfare Department and the Bureau of eral, officer* said Kathleen wa* dead at the Social Aid. She assumed those du Um, and Mrs.-Brower, who wa* with went on the State Department child, suffered multiple injuries of Social Welfare's payroll, and wa* transferred to Blodgett of Sunday. April 4 Hospital where she remains in critical condition. She lost her baby. , Thomas McMullen underwent surgery-Saturday for removal of Please Sec MORE ABOUT: . . . THREE KILLED. Page 4 Mr* Fisher said that the Wel­ fare Board ha* formally decided to Integrate th* two agencies a* of May 2 Remodeling of oflicta. Integration of Welfare Units Set for May 4 Honor Hastings FFA Students for Corn Projects Larry Haywood. Bud Sexton. William Cnittenden and Robert Slocum attended a DeKalb Corn Awards Banquet tn Grand Rapid* where they received award* for excellence In their com project* Aeconllnx to their FFA ad­ visor T. N. Knopf, the banquet wa* to honor the vocational agri­ cultural students. with DeKalb com project*. who made the beat tin* Wednesday. and a reception room. Mra. Marie Hlgbie. who ha* been supervisor of the Bureau of Social Aid but who underwent expected to continue to supervise partmenl when she return* to her duties in about * month Mrs Fisher said Barry's Wel­ fare Department employees are scheduled to take Civil Service examination* and that »he ex­ pect* that all will continue as employees in the integrated de­ partment. Mr*. Russell Dlngeraon has been added a* on accountant, transferring from the county Top student for Hastings was clerk's office. Larry Haywood, with a score of Mrs. Fisher will continue m ’.00. who received a wall plaque director ot Uie Barry County Pins and certificate* were awarded Medical Care Facility. to students with scores of 95 and above. Other students from the Hoo­ ting* FFA who completed the Has Heart Attack Charles Hoyt, retired Freeport contest were Larry Frisby, Dennli. Case, Gerald Miller and William service station operator, suffered a severe heart attaek about 3:M PettengiU. Kingsley Ladies Aid Kingsley Ladle* Aid will meet ing their Wintan. His April 21 at noon for a potluck dinner al the Kingsley Com­ flew to Florida Bunday afternoon to be with her parent*. munity halt �Former Pennock d Nurse Friday Coming Next Week! vjoviuxr ur Mail for the New Bonus Card! Featuring AN EXQUISITE 6-OZ. GOLDEN WITH REDEEM BONUS CARD COUPON #2 NEXT WEEK FOR A 4-PC SETTING of 7 BONUS CARD COUPON NO. 1 ■ line IUU t*KEE i I AlflC 5 FA CDEE CTAMDC jU iKEE JIAIllrj with bonus card COUPON NO. 1.nd purchase OF V4OAL. OF COUNTRY FRESH ICE CREAM. WITH COUPON NO. 2 ^FECIAL s’E WITH B0NUS CARD COUPON NO. lind PURCHASE OF mb. or more of butter LEAN, CENTER CUT RIB LEAN, BONELESS, PORK LOIN ROLL PORK CHOPS QUEEN'S ROAST Middleville y Mrt. Mary Jacktan si, ME... T-"d” AAf TURKEY WINGS 29» Mr TURKEY THIGHS Turkey Turkey DRUM STICKS BREASTS z..i=„d» u.s.o.a. i..p««.d. s-io it. Co^ s^i. 59' TURKEY BROILERS 39- SPARERIBS MICHIGAN MILK-FED SHOULDER CUT BLADE VEAL ROAST TlaHtiiig. Truffle Ticket* i UU3M 1J-JMW X. Klaus. 722 canlMa grtvtag. Ceart PLAN B' 5-lbs. 5-lbs. 5-lbs. 10-lbs. 10-lbs. 10-lbs. 5-lb>. Shoulder Cut PLAN C Rib Steak T-Bone Steak Cube Steak Round Steak Chuck Roast Gr. Beef Chuck Sirloin 25-lbs. Round Steak 25-lbs. Chuck Roast 25-lbs. T-Bone Steak 25-lbs. Gr. Beef Chuck Veal CHOPS ------ PLAN SRodder Cut, Blade Veal STEAK 20-lbs. Imperial Oven Roast 20-lbs. Round Steak 10-lbs. Deluxe Braising Ribs 20-lbs. Chuck Roast Kraft 10-lbs. Chuck Steak 5-lbs. Or. Beef Chuck 10-lbs. Gr. Beef Chuck 5-lbs. Bnls. Beef Stew Mayonnaise COUNTRY FRESH Spartan Liquid COTTAGE ffiUESfflT With Coupon Below CHEESE Del Monte Crushed, Chunk or Tidbit WAYNl EASTER SIALS A crippled boy or girl some­ where needs help from you ... to (to your share. Con­ sider it a privilege to con­ tribute to thia cause and you need. Buy EASTER BEALH ... and plmae take heed... do gr-. behind thu worthy drive. This Is our pitch Tor M you need help in pfenning a new kitchen come to us. We has* a plan to meei your individual need and we have aU the maUriala you need to do the jrt>. Come to M Side Lumber Co.. «U *30“ Spartan Frozen Bumy Bros. Frozen Butter Pecan Almond BAKER'S... PINEAPPLE Strawberries 12-oz. Pkg. Semi-Sweet Pillsbury Sweetmilk or Buttermilk Chocolate Chips 125 Sheet Roll Sparton BISCUITS CHEESE mi. cake TOWELS 2 Kraft Philadelphia Cream Sparton Pineapple JUICE . . Spartan Crushed or Sliced Pineapple 3 4-oz. ca 7-oz. Pkg. Coconut or l-o«. Pkg. Angel FlAke 25 4 i»r $100 Shredded Coconut Coffee Cake | COUNTRY FRE5H —। I Cottage Cheese 15' I Coupon Good with a |5. or More Food Order ■ Thru Sat., April 10 Country Fresh Ice Cream CAKE ROLLS 3 ~ *1 1-lb. 14-oz. Can, Spartan PEACHES Angel Flake SPARTAN BLEACH * 39 CARROTS REGULAR or LO-CAL HAWAIIAN Punch Coupon Good with a |5. or More Food Order Thru Sol., April 10 RED Radishes vaaic/t, �Penney’s Sales Hit S2 Billion For First Time More AboutBackward Glances Pre-Easter Reading inn of the Penney Company for th* IM4 fiscal year were net earning* of 41.183.O5J for J. C. Penney Credit Corporation Continued from Poflt One Every Lenten Beason Mrs. Law- Atarbayrjaml (Marilyn) in Ann Arbor. returning home on Wed­ nesday night. Mr and Mr*. Wilson Ouidet of Mrs Elmer Gillespie was tn Lacey vlMted th* Ward Erwuys Western Springs. Rl, over the wtekrnd vUUlng tier wn and family, the Kenneth Giitespitw The Adelbert Cortrighu have had a nice two-wrek vacation in "Florida where they haw vtsitwl Personal Mention icrtalned their aunt and uncle, the BUI Henry*, of Flint on Bun­ day evening. Mrs. Eva Shults. 205 W Thom, and her sister - in - law. Mra Ethel Linington of Woodland, left April 2 for Palo Alto, Calif. where they will visit Wendell Shults through this week. Mr. and Mr*. Stanley Cum­ mings left Wednesday for Poughuay uw w«. u* kcepale. N.Y, to visit the Tom son to visit hl* sister, the Robert Cumming* family.___________ Marriage Licenses At the annual meeting ot the Barry County YMCA Thurs­ day. Frank Angell waa again named as ueeretary for the com­ If you have the 'blues.- read the ing year Officer* elected were: tlai Ernest Hemingway home, twenty-seventh Pwdm. M. L. Cook, president; James I. the Spiti.' and Fruit Farm anrt If your pockri-book l» empty, Rugg. Vice president, Von W. the Fairchild Tropical Gardens. These earning* were equal to read the thirty-seventh Psalm They report that the fresh 4214 a shore on 24.M7.l2fl shares I If people seem unkind, read the of common stock outstanding I fifteenth chapter of John. against 4222 a share for fiscal । If you are discouraged about Notice — Beginning Saturday, 1263. the previous record year. , your work, read the one hundred the Barry County Probate Office Earnings reflected a year in and twenty-sixth Pialm will not be open for buiineaa on which total sales exceeded 12 . c.u.c, . .wl. «*,«.If you are all out of aorta, read Saturday afternoons as the Blate billion for the flr*t time volume »lon and modernisation program the twelfth chapter ot Hebrew* law now specifics that no legal amounted to 42,074.425^88 against was achieved in 19«4. with the If you are losing confidence tn business can ba transacted by 41X34417^27 last year, an tn- opening of 24 new stores, includ* tlie probate court at that time crease of IS 4 per cent of 4245.- ing 16 existing units which were 108.141 It was Ute 10th straight j moved to new building*. 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WI 5-2866 �V’ I U-Ttt HASTING■ BANWEB riMTAFklAI Tha Hastings Banner ion our ownJnvdvarmil ta human । office; the right to nave equal |«ucu^<w°nu.du.;ih.n<,1 •»>»«< marches culminated in proposing!to aerva Uie.public such a* buses W‘“- ~ ED-1 TuRIAL .cootumM I,-, n. I UU. »«J Mnre Ahnut- 3 Killed Dr. Castleman and Father Dunphy the present voting rights tail. I feel and ndlrosds. resteuranta, hotel*. Kenneth Smith Is Promoted By Consumers Mrs. Smith Dies Monday; Rites On Wednesday ’lime. pattano*. caknne**. peratatContinuod from Pogo One i reel your objectives snou.a oe Of the civil rights bill a year ago aiaered rw i mpmynwui on u>« clarified. . I -would have been left untouched [ basis of ability and competence. I will not quibble over the use of hi* spleen and has been in good 1 was upset ta Ute statement and, another 100 years if It had ‘not I That Is a -thumbnail" summary of condition. Hi* brother, Patrick.I™**"’ inference that the marches, sit-ins‘ been for the persistence ot the i my concept of "civil rights" and 1 well myself with that ftarawology. and other demonstration* were the dunoruuratcr*. We may question favor Them all K» per cent. However, f doubt Uut conditions kUDIT \ Bureau NATIONAL kfice. etc What then is "PEACE- arc domg aatncUUng and navbig Of the above, the right to rrgls- r.-Jal problem will ever be brought FUL assembly, intelligently used?" ■ nn -influence. I do not believe tneir ter and vote l* bask, since this about by Uie continual agitation purpose-in marching should i*> to u the medium Uiruugh which auihwuI "creative tension*-" Just bow upaihy and Indifference at we Alabama or put Uusm ta a frame in government through orderly of mmd to make a quicker and procedures. ClUtenshlp should be calmer adjustment with the N«ru else prime quaUficatxai. One of r.d not destructive When you movies and newspapers, the Imimcl ciUMna of their state." Rather I Uie main objectives of Ute civu aitempt toplay with human nature foaTit ta to’force a creaUve tanr.nghls bill now in prooeM of being you are playing with fire and I sion out of which dlaicigir. under- enacted Into law ta to compel the doubt Uut any of us. despite all Handing and justice may occur, ststra to put lids principle into cur food Intentions could fully Dio Status quo will remain unlaa operation—Dy the use at federal control the coarse of',such "tenjust equal rights, but justice in Hua creative tension occur*. The authority U, and when, neccauuy. quirt indlilerencc of the respect - Dus, too, I favor 100 per cent, strahon to bring to our attention able southern whites who ue I believe Uiat Dr. King is Uie the injustice In their Uvea and I willing to let the Ku Klux Klan. feel it Is unfair to label this a* Governors and local taw uilorcc- consiaer lor the Negro population must moderate and beat mtenEDITORIAL .uned of Uie Negro leaders. I also groups, the American Indian, im ilivc the feeling that hl* own notations. Violence results became of Uie You indicate that "time, patience. example, also mulled to Uuir civu modentte and peaceful Idea* have rigina. Uiwr terms of Uie law tud to be modified at times a* a unwillingness of the white popu- You'll Lika Our . . . "Drop-OH-Service” Juit leave your dry clean­ ing with our experienced attendants. They will pre­ spot, clean and hang them on your hangers. Just tel! us what time you'll pick them up and your cleaning will be dona while you shop. It seems evident to me that • there has been a dcflnlte cllect on uuctlan of paiknce. I appreciate pie opportunity to the public in general and legis­ lators In particular as a result ot your objecuvea are not clear. My muirpretauon is that you cuadaim the moUvallon. aims and actions slashed open H. J. Buwulda officiating and D““;a c“”“n’ “ Berten Springs. Mr. Wniiiii hud been ho»Mrs. smlln baa oeeti nosNelson Product* Company in Grand Rapids when the accident pl talked on March 17. happened. Sin, wus bom in Wiuvliv StaFuneral services for Kathleen Power In December of 1953 a* • » MiX.S early U»5 «o «tiim to Michigan eta,e University and ........... later worked — . a .brief . . .period ---- -- of time .> for at .u. the E W Bliss Company, returning to Consumer* in April 1967. work­ ing at the Service Center. He was tramferred to the the Leonard-Osgood Funeral State Street office in July of Home with the Rev. Fr. Joseph ard> Porter. i She married tha Kev George 1962 a* a senior accounting clerk, Dunphy officiating. Burial was Louden n nd they came to Has- promoted to head accounting In Ml. Calvary Cemetery. clerk in December of 1963 and to In addiUoty to her parents and brothers, Kathy ta survived by of the United Brethren Church, senior cur.tomcr representative in j January of 1963. her paternal grandparents, Mr. He died tn 1919. and Mrs. George McMullen of । Hh(, married John Smith in/ Lawrence J Hovey, who has Hastings and her maternsl ^uruat o imj Hastings. He' been working at the service cen_ f_______________ grandfather, Charles Brother of dled in 1947.__________________ , ter. will replace Ken. according Middleville. Mrs. Smith was a member ot to Ritchie. the F l' B. Church. vertiWe had to “ “» Catholic Church with Father Blinphy oftielatlng. Burls! was in Mj. Calvary Cemetery. The Rosary was recited at the radical and aggressive leaders In Leonard - Osgood Funeral Home on Monday evening. rhe civil rights movement. This is no personal criticism, since when Nov. ». 19M. the son of James large groups and varied lacMons are and Ella (Wurmi Durbin. His father died in January of 1959 and hta mother died In May of 1956 can fully agree with the objocJohn attended St Rom tiementary School and Hastings ---- .1 rnlrriM ,4iie disagree witn some of hl*,. High School, entering th» the Armv Army .luuca-tne nuren m-icn man senna m diKharged In September ot 1964 ££ -u-ucs-uu uem oeuns ..lontgamery, for example, and the and WM B mcmtx!r of the Inaiortf recent threat to force a boy-1 active Army Reserve. He had rot: on the entire Stale of Ala-1 br«n employed as a truck driver by the Metcalf Construction LJU'a• (Company of Grand Rapids. * * “ -. He is survived by one brother. Major Hughes A. Robinson can­ James, R3 Hostings; four statera. rat t>e dlsmiascd as marely anouier Deann*. Dawn afid Mrs Gorden retired soldier, since he not only (Delilah' Bennett, all cf HasUnits, and Delore*, of Washingenjoyed -ti distinguished career in use UU. Army and tn government grandmother. Mrs. Lora Wurm. service but in the fields of cduca- Hastings. Mrs. Maher apparently died uoa and business as well. Hi* Instantly. Siio was the daughter aka* were obviously more mtxi- of Mr. and Mrs. Richari Lewis ot Kalamaxoo and the Negroes. It ta usually stated to gradual build-up in mutual good snouid be d>r< in an oruerlj the Negrws to bring their appeals wul that must come If the battle manner. to us when we want than to. In 'The blocktag of highway*. aklejuu have hidden Uie most Unpor- in uie name o, civu rignu la, 1 Oodeve, an insu.t to uw public pcaceiul umtniuly. Those cocnnutung such ecu sir, m essence, cmisUtuung Uwmselvts as proes.- YOU CAN SAVE TIME Grand Street, has been promoted and transferred by Consumers — Power Company ------------------to the market‘Ing department in Lansing, ac- Ralph A. Landen of South Bend, but., and Marlon of Tall*­ . lioasec. Fla.; Ji grandchildren: 15 great gnuidchildren. and two । slslrrs Mra. Orta (Lldai John­ : son of Itasimg* and Mra. New­ ton i Jennie I Gordon of Battle Creek. The body reposed at Uie Walldorff - SponabJc Funeral Home until time for the service*. j Patrick Gallagher. formerly of ■Hastings, ins mrivi-d a transfer inc promotion U1H and ,fineand, their addrea6 u nou 514 Lon^-oxi . .. . .. . .. . Avc., Bound Brook. N. J. 1 reaiue Uiat we are involved in ueiense auowcd. aiaiogue using the written woid. Those taking port in such illegal sciences 01 many ta the north and wtucn can be easily misunocrsuxxi aouth to take risky step* to assure However, l"am wuilng to take this (20 justice. Often U la dUhcult for us risk ot being misunderstood to neip clarify these objective*. - Sincerely. Chuck 327 N. Broadway C. Ef* IforrlU, MD. Kights" are, I admit, totally re­ pugnant to me. 1 cuntmuc to favor although both, in their own way, or wrongly motivated. It only 18J«. Her father is employed by 9:00 a.M. to 5:30 p.m. civil rights not because but m were working for Improved con- the New York Central Railroad. means that we don't understand Monday thru Saturday spite of such tactics. She wa* graduated In l»5d u itmna among members ot their from Central High School and race. was married on April 9. 1960. In I think, too, that the Negro sentiments which would have brcn addition to her husband and publtahi-d at any tune, without I did not state by Inference or parents, she is survived by three common from the editor U you in the community wacre he live* otherwise in the editorial July daughters. Laurl. <: Karen. 3. and Julia Ann, 11 months, a sis­ •o desued or with comment as ——— — ------------------- — ter. Mr*. Janet Ksy Tigchelaar. now, requested. Iwitan by hi* netgaiwrs a* an oroi- clean himsglf. ha home. h» mor­ and a brother. Richard. KalamaCOMPLETE INSURANCE SERVICE • • • , nary human being. Tha* arc als. lus neighborhood, etc." Those To me the term "Civil RigiiU" | tilings Ulst cannot be agitated into were the words of Maj. Anderson Monica Catholic Church. M.vsr I • 2,9 W“T STATE STNew Location. -Si<la Thcai™ * Mrs. Brower is the daughter of means equal iinvUw under the oemg or corrected by p.u_-uig u Mr. and Mrs. Joe Btavata of taw far ALL citizen* of the United new tow. Such tiling, requite p<rrernments, concerning Negroe* by Gun Lake. . Phone 945-4100 istaus, regardless of race, creed. > sanal atrjtptiiHiiUi by Uw pwp^. a dlstlngutahed Negro would be of ‘ _ —------- *,-------- ~.. j color or place of national Origin,' to ■ ihemxive*. AND MONEY AT Broadway Mh«te) COIN-OP Oeaiiers Wayne Hazel Phono 374-3523 CORNER WALNUT AND S. JEFFERSON HASTINGS Detailed Help p And Reasonable Prices Hastings Insurance Agency Mutual Funds Investments ~ UPHOLSTERING • FiM Eitimitti ta »h« Hsstingt Are* or» TucMtari. • Pickup and Delivery. • Many Sampln. • 9 Year* Seme Locstian. THE FURNITURE BUILDING Skilled professional care, exact­ ing floral arrangement, assistance in filing for government benefits. . . t these are but a few of the cotintless details which make Leonard-Osgood ' Funeral ServitR to unusually help­ ful. Another way we help is by offer- - »uch rtghls u; The right to rtgis-1 Thu: U what I meant when 1 ler and vote; the right to partici-, pointed out In a recent editorial inugUuitloti, bigoted. ter. Mra. Fred Bishop and Lu­ I pule in poittlc* and to hold public i Uut "AgltaUon comes easy, The I tooukl like to point out, too.'— "f Uiat neither tn that editorial nor | I ta any subsequent one have I ever j "cundemnEd the entire civil rights!I Bishop, and Margaret. ing prices which any family can easily afford! movement" Maybe I mlscoii-true the intent! of your language. Dr. A. E. Dahlman "What kind of a ten word can be easily misunder­ stood.’' NUT are you?" LE0I1HRD05G00D O.C. Chiropractor 128 W. Cenfar St. 'I don't use IXXMBbU Hastings Phone WI 5-3394 a BANK!" -JuHe’uilJJoine JACK D. OSGOOD CHARLES H. LEONARD Phone 945-2471 And now for my feature trick of the evening. Watch closely a compact car that's A truly On second thought, while I produce surprisingly big... familysized that's not much before amazingly roomy... compact... of a trick... unbelievably yet incredibly Dodge Dealers comfortable. low-priced. do it every day! your very eyes You con crock oil your money problems when you pick HCB for your bonk. We hove the strength and size of an oak because even acorn-size accounts are important to us . . . Come in soon! Hastings City Bnnh MEMBER: Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Friendly, Neighborly Service for 77 Conliwoua Yeara We w a nt to be your Banker” Say the magic word and amaze your friends... Dart. It's no illusion. It’s a Dodge. ■ Wstcft ciojer,. Bin GT. Big HI nch *te*ft«o for room and nda Majc compact car pnce. More mags? Buctol mis. Wddad dish and LI wp*s*9 «ra tundsrd. Sa or V8 models avaihM. too. B5 Dodge Dart HASTINGS MOTOR SALES • WATCH THl’M* HOTI SHOW," NUC-TV. CHICK YOU* LOCAL LI4TINC. 220 e. s«.<. st �Prep Athletes Hail Break Spring Sports May Finally Get Underway Here Growing Highway Hazard Armchair Athlete vJS* Kurt Acton. 10-4. and No. 3 is Bob Vollbracht. 12-3. Playing in doubles will ba Bill Blrruie. 11-3, | and Jim Cronkhito. 7-1, the No. 1 double* team last year; Davei Pocula. w-3, and .'■erry Green. 8-4, No. i.sand Dick Cornwell, 6-2. and Jeff Blackman. 6-2. the first 2 lianeball Camet Postponed; Track, Tennit Open Hustings High and all Winter’ Weather oUwt Moose Lodge lonsors Unique Boy Scout Troop Tuesday evening. advantage of the find good' break In the weather Tuesday1 afternoon for out dexir drill* as reld and snow iiad held up the r.irt of titc High Bclwol Spring sport* "><--iaon but Saxon thintlads and tennis players were to open their schedules this Wed­ nesday with matches at Bottle Health. March 30, celved a charter to sponsor a now Boy Scout Troop No. 74. Thia Troop u unique, in that boys from outlying areas arc be­ ing organized into the Troop. The boys are to meet in their own communities, such a* the Another slam-bang season has arrived for Michigan motor­ ists and deer. Untess the trend of the last few years is reversed,\ scenes like this will be repeated 15-18 times every day throughout the state during the April-June period. Ac this rate, <he springtime repair .bill for cars and trucks hitting deer will total $3,000-$3.600 daily.*Sincc deer along highways ate unptedictable at best, it's all up to drivers to steer clear of accidents with these animals. The bese advice the Conservation Department can give them is to slow down at night and whenever they see whitetails, or pas* through posted deer areas. Another safe-driving tip is co watch out for deer you don't see. For every animal you spot and avoid hitting, there usually are mote nearby, ready at any moment to dash in front of you. _________________________ Mich. Dept, of Conservation ODonnell, 8hort*top Paul Lublenleckl, Second lUn'man Jeff । Kimmel. Bcnlora; Third Hoaeman'SlWp Averting, Terry Kel­ ler. CcclI Leffel and OuUleldrr Stove SchondriinajCT ariU Out­ fielder Ken Weller, Junior*, and Outfielder Dave Williams, a who luut lettered twice, and Jim Citainbcrs. Leo Belfield and Btophen Youngs, Juniors. St, Johns, which a on the for May 24. With the proper weather, tiie ba'H-ball game Tuesday at Mid­ dleville may bo played, and the Sportswomen Attend MVCC Directors Meet says you should be getting ahantlss off the lakes now—the soon­ er Uie better. If you donT move them, you may end up wiUi a W3 fine, plus court coats. The fish have been biting. Ken Rcahm got a dandy mesa on Sunday. Another sport that should draw more enthusiasts when the weaUier improves U spearing or using a bow and ar­ row to get suckers, gorpikc, carp and dogfish. These are legal in all streams except those desig­ nated as trout streams. On May 1 the tame species may be speared in our inland lakes, ex­ cept trout lakes. The trout sea­ son opens on April 24. "What the opening will be I won't even hazard a guess," Brown said. .. . Warden Brown reports our »•— romA through Um and are being -------------- One couple re­ ported seeing 405 deer last waek- from HASTINGS BOWLING , An exercise program should be started al an early age and con­ tinued throughout life, with cer­ tain adjustment* from time to tune aa life advances and neeils. interests and capabilities change. The amount of vigorous exercise Fourteen boys enrolled are Jerry Allerdlng. Robert Andrus. Leslie Barn, Jeffery Bruce. Rob­ ert Bruce. Mark Curtis. Bruce Puller, Prank Horn, Carl Norris, James Boyne,. Steven Robinson. Mnr !.•'Wotto lion P-nfllneinn sports, the raricty of choice* in­ clude* daily habit* such as walk­ ing and gardening. Hani, fast, sustaining or highly conipetitlvc giunc* and sport* should not be played by ptnpna qf any age un­ teas they have attained an ap­ propriate stat* of fltncsa through regular training. AU person* should be found by medical ex- meeting av Sebewaing Saturday and Sunday. Also going with the FURNITURE colder-than-usual weather will set back all but a smattering of Uie region's - first smalt migra­ tions until April 15 at the earUcaL In most year*, these silvery litUe fish begin trickling into Great Lakes trlbuUxle* and Dave Reynolds Wednesday with Dornbor, posted If you To out of training, don’t try to keep pace in any vigoroua sport with an Individual who la propsly conditioned through regular training Being in condttion for ona sport doesn't namwrily msan miTe in con­ dition for another. If you've been long out of training, you will need a period of gradual conditioning to get buck to ntraiuou* activity. How can you toil whether your Bowlers to Roll In National ABC The fish usually i tlon for dip-mt t_^» about April 20 In this part ot the State. The U4>. season U ex­ pected to lineup clotely with the fatigue persist* two iioura later. lunetable for other years. A com­ U you're still fatigued the next plete listing of waters open to day, then you liave overdone it. U you’re beginning to become ! 4 FC. partmenrt publications roam in Lansing or any of its held offices. Spring's first flights of Canada ircese bound Mknorthern nest­ ing group* axl*showlng up at favorite stopping - off places in southern Michigan. Even Thorn­ apple has had its share. An aerial If you arc competing tn body contact sports, or tn sport* re­ quiring great endurance and strength, pick on someone your own &Uc and strength. Doni try to stand up to someone much and other- sports arenas are t»scntial to reduction of injurlea and full enjoyment of the ac- _ bedroom SUITES Dresser, nftrror. chest and book.case style bed •fluty, Peterson to Pitch SOFA-BED. DAY LOUNGER Ultrp modern styling easily MAN-SIZED TILT-BACK RECLINER CHAIRS Against Spartans Walter Sinclair 180-504. Maurice Adrianron 189-496. Fralne Glover IBS-178. Ed Anderson 199-474, Dan Cheney 166-472, Bob Toa- converts into o full length bed Choice of Popular TwoTone Color Combinations. at night. Choice of colors. THIS WEEK ONLY 456. Bob SHcock 164-445. Betty McCollum 177-454, Ruth Rice 154-448. Jeri Cheney 163-430, Dorolha Brumm 147-433, Jane Sherk J53-400 and Nancy Tay­ lor 171-410. Art Gallup was the only lad to roll over the 600 barrier, hitting 606 with a 313 high game. Bob Carmoney chalked 220-581, Paul Bond 333-811, Dale Geiger 540, Mickey Bowers 203 - 514. Ken Beckwith 202-562, Al Reisler 225­ 526. Les Springer 632, Dave Reynolds 523, Floyd Williams 537 The Barry County Humana Society reports that Dog War­ den Dean Braden can pro­ vide fine pel* from the Dog Hastings High Cafeteria Menu Formica topped table with set of four plosjic covered match- >7495, ing chairs T J ... all of our lunes have ctC5'°H b«en C<x«''n9> Bronze-tone ttShk. I£9 finish. Ed Sheler’s 200-572 was Ute top aggregate Tuesday. Norm Hall snaggled 213-565. Hoy Dick­ inson 563. Bill Kruko 202-513, Mike Bchondehnayer 533. Bob Burghdoff 223-540. Galen Daniels 559. Denny Frederickson 513. I Mike Lydy 507, Don Heeler 2®650, Jim Malcolm 212-546. Jack Sheler 520 and Paul Cassel 508 mattress All sixes Phyllis Fuller and Barb Lyttis took first in tha HbU> double* event. Marlons Lowell and Irene Ballk were second and Carol Keeler and Evelyn Btantou third. Carol rolled 183-425. Evelyn Blanton 140-413. Bhirley Hawks 141-412, Greta Greiner 165-413. PliyllU 188-460, Barb 150-4M. Sue Lambert 180 - 427. Marlene 186-487 and JUdy Baker 177-428. PAYMENTS TIL JUNE resurfaced for the WIN! naw seaton and all equip­ FREE ENTRY BLANKS ment hot boon chocked and di*iff»«od ■ The biggest fishing coutest In the biggest fishing state in the country! Thou­ sands of dollar* in beautifui prises. No reason why you can't win. Join up! But bo .uro to get your entry blank before you go fishing. SHARPEN UP YOUR GAME OggR Bowling SATUR­ DAYS AND SUNDAYS • nd Most WEEKDAY AFTERNOONS. LEONARD Bob Z> Mickey Lambert Guaranteed io MONEY FOR FUN and HEALTH_ 5 PC. DINETTE SETS Yptir Hath West State St Additional Sports On Page 8 HASTINGS BOWL INC Jack Echtinaws SERVICE 320 N. Michi, WI 5.S073 �I •—THE HASTINGS BANNER Thursday, April 8. 1M5 Methodist WSCS Plans Sacrificial Luncheon April 14 Rebekahs Attend Portland Lodge IMarylyn Cox Weds . //. .. , I Jack Van Varartseo £ At Middleville A number erf Hastings IOOF IOOF Lodge at Portend Solur-[ MlddIe,ule Msthodlat day evening. April 3 There were Churcn was a setting Saturday also cu"*te from Lake Odessa [CTXx>n for the wedding t>f and Saranac. , Mlaa j.{ariyn Cox. daughter of If Thuraday evening officers elected at the annual meeting •Die Methodist Woman's So­ ciety of• jack non ot Mr -—— of — Chrk.tian ----- ——- Sendee —- wlU Freeport showed pictures__ — oaca VanVarartSen. ’ a. i»ai —have It* Sacrificial luncheon on lhelr to Alaska that were and Mrs. John VanVararUm of Wsdrtraday, April 14. at 1 pm. in Tery much enjoyed r Grand............. Rapids. the church dining room. , Jamr6 Wotring. Deputy Grand 1' The Rev Harold Taber offi­ The program will be a skit {Master of lhe Grand Lodge off ciated and traditional wedding taken from tUa study book. ' Mlclilgun. introduced Raymond music played by Mra. Charles Robert Godfrey: vice presidents. Jamai Wiswell; Secretary. Mm. Mrs. Cheater Hodges. A constitution and by-la were adopted and Uie following were appointed as chairmen of standing committees: Social Ac­ tivity. Mra. Wilbur Birk: Pub­ lic Relations, Mra. Don Fisher: Special - Projects. Mra. Fred Markle and Finance, Mrs. Walter Forsberg. The offitem and committee chairmen will meet this Friday afternoon at Mra. Fred Markies home to discuss specific penJecu The lunchmn will be served by the Rebekah Uolge of Portland. I white the 1-eah Circle. Mra. Duane I ------------•-----------I gladioli. j The bride wore a floor length Mrs white dress of shantung ma­ terial trimmed with Chantilly lice, a shoulder length veil and carried yellow roses. The Leah Circle wa* enter- j The Barry County Federation talned al the home of Mrs Dale I of Women's Club will meet ut Betty Williams of Michigan Bump- on Wednesday morning. I lhe MethodW- Church in Nash- SUia gmte University, wntring a __ c_.li________ 1__ -T-.AtaUI is --------■» o-as . .— - ■— . —----- powder blue street length dress hour, devotion* war given by am. Mrs Jack Wood, president wlth matching hat: with darker Mlsa Hazel Cronk, and a busl- of the Hastings Women's Club. uun. necs meeting conducted by the reminds »*minda members that they thev n-».The bridesmaid chairman, Mra. Duane Jarman. .viiould make their reservations Ids. She wove a cobs! I blue dress as noon tu> possible. -Hymna of Fanny Crosby.' trimmed wtUi light; blue and ttcS^atouw^b^caited ------ | Barry Federation Of Women's Club Meets in Nashville Ben Franklin Attending the groom was a brother. Donald, of Grand Rnpof the bride and-groom. Charts Cox and William VanVorartscn. Choose from our wide selection of MADE-UP ring ceremony. EASTER BASKETS diaries Cox. chose a light blue groom's mother chose a flowered material street length drees with Conservation of Resources is Topic For Women's Club Name Mrs. Godfrey Public Library Friends President scix'dulrd tor the first week In Society newS *Iy celebrate the birthday of tn>, TJonald DboflfUe, there wan MISS EDWINA LEE DAVIS Thomas Belfield To be Married To Miss Davis Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Davis of Albany. Ga. announce Uie en­ gagement of their daughter. Miss Edwina Lee Davis, to Thomas Dunn Belfield of Athens, Ou . son of Russell Belfield of Hastings. "Die wedding will be solemnized April 24 in the chapel of the First Methodist Church in Al­ bany. No invitations are being day evening. April 0. which in­ cluded iter parents, the Ben Hastlmyera. and her sister and family, th; Henry Gibsons. The Hiszclmycr*. will again enter­ tain tlic family for dinner on Saturday. April 10. to honor Mra Hazelmyer* birthday. . bany High School where she was recipient of the Klwanls Award, I Barney Lee Hutchins enter­ one of the oldest awards in Al­ MH AND MRS GERALD HEWITT tained th? Senior Class follow- bany's High School's traditions, won the Utle "Outstanding . . . Miss Sharon Carr Become* Bride. mg Uie final performance of the and Youth of Dougherty County^ for ----- play on Friday evening. There 1958 S. The bride-elect received n mu­ uviicra were Albert Taviva. friend, and Mra Charles Dodge (Mrs. and Jack Hewitt, brother of the I Dodge being liur play director) sic scholarship to Shorter Col­ lege where she was outstanding crooni ,lte Hutchins home to enjoy j r-, .• । u, .. 1unh(.«i Dnd n m-imvinv nt ln academic and extracurricular vrF-u end received her AB. Myrtle Recd. lanslllg. chase a the happenings of Uie evening. d . English light green dre.v with matching It had bren greM fun partlri- r -------------------------- ----------- pckrt and groxn's mother PaUmf >»« the play. "Mumbo The marriage of Ml*s 8h»nni »ore a blue and white two-piece Jumbo." and the group h a d *”5^ 'c?*1 , Double Ring Rites 03632765 beige knit dresu with matching hat and carried yellow flowers. The reception was held in the( church dining roan. The table: Methodist Church . 120 8. Washington and the l.ve tn* wiute accessories tmd a exusage trimmings. toe cream, coffee and punch. Those assisting the W8C8 Ladies were Ml* Bonnie VanVararteen. Mr*. Ronald Cox. 49‘ A wonderful assortment, heaped with jelly-bird eggs, marshmallow ani* mals, chocolate novelties. TOYS, too! Jelly Bird Egg* Crams Eggs Shin/ sugar shells of os- Flavorsome whipped centers, sorted flavors, tender jelly/rich milk and dark chocoinside. An Easter traditierr'Tare-coatirig. Foil wrap. 5c eo. 29c lb. Chocolate Novelties Marshmallow Egg* Hollow molded eggs, ani­ Tender marshmallow in mas. etc., plain and deco­ sugar shells of assorted fla­ vors and bright colors. rated, many in gift boxes 10c to 49c ’ . 12 Chocolate Marshmallow* in Colorful Egg Crate__________ each 39c lb. 905^ Open Wednesday and Friday Night* till 9:00 P.M. Ben Frankliri State St. at Jefferson ____ James Rouman. executive direc­ tor of the Michigan United Con­ servation Cluba. spoke last Friday at the monthly meeting of the Hutincs Womens Club at the Pint Methodist Church. He waa introduced by Mrs Edward Storkan. Mr Rouman was tonneriy in the education field, iiavtng been a coach tn the Upper Peninsula for many years before turning hie hobby of c«isem»Uan into a vo­ cation. He emphasized that the 350 Sportsmen's group which make up the Michigan United Conservation organisation, is a citizen, nongovenunenial. dues-supported ) group. It Is interested In being j the "Watchdog of Our Natural Resources- and in furthering the education of the public in the ....—tnr' n >, i a «- <,, Michigan's third large*: business is tourism and this is bused on Michigan's .natural resources, he stated. Therefore the MUCC must continue, to sceji and support, bet­ ter and wlfer management ot the Slate's natural resources. Pollution of Michigan stream* aeenw to draw more letters from worried citizen* than any other problem, and it is becoming an increasing concern. As women, he said Uiat we should get involved in Uie conservation program and tack legtetaUon by writing our congressmen We alwuid supp-rt it. not only morally, but financially. Jack Bender played a tuba w!o. "Beelzebub." by Catoczl. areompanlfxl on the piano by Nancy Ellis The following officer* were inMrs. Erik. vonReia Mrs Jack Wood, president; Mra. Howard William Kirkpatrick. second vice president; Ur* Stephen Johnson. Furman. con~|xMvling s-xreUty. and'Ms Rudolph Flora, treasurer. Mr and Mra Geniord Austin tim luimr- nt Imt sister \ir at the double ring ceremony was and the Misses Jackie and Helen Bryans to honor her birthday. M*?re 01 *“»«'*• a week^viail Uie Rev. George Elliott. Oaodenbugh and Mln Shepard Thri* were 13 to enjoy this The bridegroom • elect gifidu-: m“nea tor ft week* visit. One hundred gurs's were nwv was al the gift table celebration which consisted of a ated from Henry Grady High as the briXl Fu hdr sX trin^ » “ Arning of School in Atlanta. He attended Jack VanVarataen was a pink North Georgia College in Dah- j linen material with checkered lonega and received his AB. de- I Jacket and matching hat. ;with ......boskets ---- « -,„. c of white gladioli MIla and .I wuoi wool ares* dress wnn with mree-quortcrthree-quarter' W» have the gree from Georgia State College I1 After a short wedding trip to। ' White white miens mums with seven branch length sleeves ...a and a Japanese s,TVCdand is now self employed in Chicago they will reside at 242 candelabra. i collar, couor, she oiif wore brown uroun accessories. acc.wBories, I ™ , . . latest guest* came from J', "L^tained Eastern Avenue, Gland Rapids. Mrs, Jerry Carr, __________ sister-in-lawOut-of-town ' lot uie tjnac, sing "A Wedding; Camp Point, iff. and Holland. , . J' Jr!.'1'. L patterns kA,. C—«l'-U troiL Kalamazoo. Pert Huron. | Blessing" and'The Lord's Prayer Battle C*-ek. Vermontville and nlng “at L?the hc "Norrtla" N“rrt‘tt in Battle oke Odrawa " Creek. The couples in this group clODOr /V\FS. East Lansing. Cakdonta. Grand Given tn marriage by her tattu-. '* — in Rapid* and NaahviUe. Sharon wore a white floor-length A rehearsal party was given Fritv evening. __ __ wti is 7 --- •— -----I gown of deluttercd satin. Hie bod- <tey evening. MarchMarch 19. at19 theat the Jacoba, the Ken LabcrteauxI and hIn, English, (AVmBtrong Mr. and Mra. Cart Naylor of Lee was comnlemented by a sweet- home of the bride's brother. Mr. l’lc Bob Kings. staving at 703 E MUI was han I Rl HasUngs entertained for din- heart neckline and Jong tapered and Mra, Jerry Carr. Hastings, j „ „ _ ored Bundi? with a bWhrtav LINOLEUM >>er Sunday. April 4. Mr and . sleeve. ^Khe skirt was enh.^i Special guert. were the bride's Mra Word Erway entertained . Sundaywith b r.Ma, -------------- ....------- .------- . I... .... . ltln B u or grandparents Mr and Mra D. A her bridge club on Friday evet, THE MODERN FASHION Calif., ( .t u„ «...,। uurton. and her aunt and .nd uncle. Jg. *‘o*<ora ucumc uy j ~ —-r-IN FLOORS , ______ ___ —________ __ _____ । Mr. -and Mra. James Carpenter, r4™ Iflclllu'1 Mae ‘ : Joseph. Afternoon cailera were) She carried a white Bible with fr«n Camp Point, III. whnire .nd i mruxtaj and two sisters. Mra. .nd m™ naxui Mr. and Mra. Doug Vickery and an orchid and yellow rosebuds ! The bride's gown and all of her 'and Mrs. Rone Blankenburg of Mr.-and Mra. Frank Nichols and were tied In lovers knots on the attendants' dresses were made by] A FLOOR TO MEET 31 st. Mrs. David Hoag. ML« Battle Creek, and Mrs Martin family of Hastings Mra. Simkas. satin streamers Her only Jewelry Mra. Gerald Sherry of Hastings. Ruth Tangrratrom. Mra Carlton | Mra. Rainwater and Mrt. Naylor was a white gold pendant set with EVERY BUDGET Kocciiele and her daughter. Mrs. diamonds. a gift of the groom. Floyd Willison of Clarendon Blankenburg and daughter and Mra. Arnold Ackley. NaaLMEe. Hills. HL met Mrs. Hoag's niece. Mr. and Mra. Ed Blonkenburg tires around Hastings and Batwore a sapphire blue satin rown Sunday there were 47 guests Joyed dinner at. "The WhUUe with three-quarter-length sleeves, It was a lovely potluck dinner sweatheart neckline and a large nt the Albert Altoft home north Stop." in Kalamazoo. and honored Mr* Iteickford as chtnu-hiue bow at Uie buck of Uie walstilne. She carried a bou­ were all bringing birthday greet­ I Tite hospital guild meeting at weU u her birthday waa on quet of yellow mums Bridesmaids ings to Mra. Jesse (Hattie) Ai- 'Mrs. K. 8. McIntyre's home on April 2. Mra English's actual 123 W. Stat* St. were Miss Barbara Root. Hastings, W. Green Street, a Wednesday birth date waa March 17. Mrs. .. .... ww> u„w*u»- >u>.r e-'-'ing ago had a,great deal ot Keeler is Mra. Huber's daughter. and Mis* Carolyn Johnsen. Wood­ land. They were dressed identical she enjoyed every minute of the i_xlra zip and suing because the to the matron of honor in china­ special day. Among tile 47 guests hoeteM added some unique Idea* WEDDING blue satin with darker blue ac- at the noontime dinner party in celebration of April Fools day. were Mias Sylvia Waters, the During the bridge game there PHOTOCIAFHY NEXT TUESDAY Alfred Altoft family. Mra. Viola were many grab-hug prize* and of yellow mums.. Miss Michele Johnson, daughter O'Conner and family, the Lester when the winners were awarded of Mr. and Mra James Johnson of Altoft family, the Rex Penning- there was a special gift for the Woodland waa the flower girl and ton family. Mr and Mrs Bud mother who had chosen April 107 **Green and IWbby. Mr. and Mrs 1st for her daughter's birthday. Arthur Yorirer. Mrs. Bertha This was Mrs Cedric Morey The Hastings — rt*^aJ 945-3967 bearer. Gary Mast of Sunfield and Green, and from Kalamazoo, I wrappings of the bridge prizea Tuesday, April 13, 1965 Dwight Hewitt of Hastings were Mra. George (Rosel Alloft. the were of the April Fools dcoor lhe candle lighters Robert Proakles and son. Mra. and proved to lx lareiy surprises Mr. and Mra. Harold Hewitt, Tiresa Proski. the David Clcsr- , for Mrs Leon Stander, Mra. Robwntcr fiunlly and Mrs. Norma i ert Cook. Mrs. Stuart Cleveland. Corder. 'Mrs. Willard Smith. Mrs. RuCulJcrs during the nftercoon • dolph Flora and Mra. Roy were the James Cnrjynter fam- | Cordes, Mra. McIntyre waa asily. Charlo* Altoft, and Marjorie . slsted by Mrs Cardts. Mrs. KenOallup neth lAberteaux, Mrs. Edward A telephone cal) from Mra. Al- 1 Goodyear and Mrs. Charles toft's grandiUuight'T. ..Mra. Ken- • Potts Typewriters Cr dnll (Harriett* Jeffries and tier; • • • family In Warren. Pa., was a Friday morning Mrs. Jack Adding Machines iuippy conclusion for the day. Wood and Mra Stephen Johnson There were two big birthday entertained with a coffee nt ttie Nisi Casteleln. tngllSh On 84th Birthday Honor Mrs. Altoft On 83rd Birthdov HASTINGS FLOOR COVERING WHITE'S Photography World Travel Series JAMES METCALF Cross a Wildcat engine with a Buick Special, and what do you get? A car with 9 lives and a very businesslike purr Wings to Puerto Rico' Central Auditorium - 8:00 P.M For Sale ur Rent Repair Service SCHADERS Office Supplies SONY ------- — ------------- --------WJ1U granddaughter. Mra lister Al- wUl won be leaving with her toft and Mrs McCItlhuid of children to Join Mr. Dodson in Carlton Center baked the other Colorado where they will be locake.--------------------------------------------- rated. No young matron, as a ——•-----------! newcomer, entered into more Dr. and Mra. Herbert Wedel j community nntivltlai than Mra arc expecting their daughter and DotLwn. She w not only beautiful family, Uie Raymond Vinborn but talented in her cwrerm for. of Cleveland. Ohio, to arrive polltloa. Women's Club, Study groups and her church There are many who will greatly miss this delightful and charming Lady ns she departs from our Mra. Johq C. Bay entertained h- tiridge club Monday evening FM/AM piners were Mrs David Hoag :mMra Orvni CuUhaw. Jr. The IM^will Iwert Uie couples bridge club^tor an evening of play on PORTABLE DOUBLESAS PUERTO RICAN STEEL DRUM BAND CAR SET, Mr. and Mrs Ralph Eye and Flying hi* own plane to lhe island of Puerto Rico it a thrilling T00I backers, on Bunday. Mrs. Frieda Adams visited her son and family, the E J. Adams TFM45T—Verutile FM/AM receiver weigh* only 5 #>*, yet It coonfls to a uniitirt ut for uie in an suicooNIg with optional bracket. Ha* advanced totum such m alkte rule tuning, pushbutton band Mlwtion, and drift-free circuitry. The 1TM951 with 9 transistor* ewn Includes jhe amarmg n«r w tramistor for Incrusad sensitivity. Cores complete' wdA Mttorits. nd earphone, to bone wiute. List: I78.M. Auto bucket >1195. Ki TOW LOCAL AUTltjxutD c-LTCX CiALK. AUTHCilttO BUiCK MALM LARKE BUICK-CHEVROLET o 1435 S. Hanover . me a-umu Tmu ho ns mr-M mm Music Center (138 W. Stota WI 5-4284 « WtPUiCC-to regWered nurae. ho has recently graduated from the Jackaon Buniness College, left for Hawaii California and spent a few days there and then flew to Hawaii where they plan to find work and make their home if thing* work out satisfactorily. American Investor*. Industrie* and touriiti. If You Do Not Have a Seaton Ticket Single Admiiiiont art Sold at the Door. Students 50c Adult. $1.25 �Nashville Area Resident Dies Here Saturday Martha Phelps Enters Seascape In Competition By ViHor Sitton ■ peUUon'a Uirce cosh prlws, JUXU, J750 and WOO, to be awarded in May. The American Federation of most of the day. A wind with It made considerable drifting and by Bight about live inches had been added to the winter's to­ tal. We heard the radio report that day Uiat Michigan received Wonen's Clubs. and belonged to Personal Mention Church. □LORIA HECHT Lillian Schaefer waa bom Aug. g. 1879. In Mayillnn, Ohio. The daughter of Wm. and Bllxa (Loaner) Schaefer. On Feb. 25. arrived in town with the snow' storm Thuraday, April 1. alter Smith in Maraillon. spending Uu> Winter in ZephyrHill. In. couple moved to a farm west of I Debra Lynn Fredenburg vtri ted Naehvllle. and on their ninth her grandparrnts. Mr. and Mrs wedding annlveraary they moved Lisle Morse of Mason, over the screen me rosa m uacir present wccscrui. Mr. and Mra. Albert homei Frvdcnburg of Howell were here daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Theruti Iiesldcs lhe husband, the U to visit their son. u*, Albert Hecht. Brown Road. Lake Odes­ sa. lias been named valedictorian survived by two sons. Dr. Robert j Frcdenburgs, on Sunday. of Uie 1965 Lakewood graduating Dr Frank B of Midland; a Kris and Oreg and Mra. EUxa- class. Principal Gerrit Klomp daughter, Mra Ellrabcth Good both Martin were dinner guests has announced, mim Hecht, uho of Washington. D. C.; two sis- Bunday of tbo'Axland Martuia of earned a perfect 4P average. 1* ters. Mrs. Rhea Brucgger of Kalamazoo to honor Um blrth- one of 187 seniors scheduled to Masullon. and Mrs Helen Oster- day* of Mrs. EUmbcth Morun. graduate in June. stock of Lodi, Ohio, and five and Howard, grandchildren. I Mra. Nellie Balmer is Lakewood Top Scholar Has Perfect Average from the Nashville Methodist pitot Church with the Rev Max' "" Lyle Gillespie waa in OtenGladding officiating. Burial was made tn Lakeview cemetery. 'tending a Packaging Show. Laic Officers ‘Back in School’ visited their daughter. Mra. Helen Nath, and their grand­ daughter. Joon Wallace, of Kalamaaoo on Sunday. Barry County Uw enforceme ice school beinghe’d In Cl e, Sheriff Men Campbell S i&ttt"rSSct^ove^on^vihj ‘ knew her and end who could eouid always^ ,lwwy, — Did you nt “April Tliursduy ’ Everyone in thia part al Mkkhlgxn did! We went to bed ■Wednesday night with Uia wtaUternun * promise of “rain, possiNy mixed with show" on Thursday But to our surprise— and unpleasantly so — we auakened to find a heavy anew Martha submitted an o« paiI1C. itu-r suffering a stroke hucie on M-79. a mile half wtot of Nashville. student. Miss Hecht has attended Lakcwood High after completing her first eight years at Uie Brown rural school. She la active in sev­ eral extra curricular organUatlons including the Literary Lapses. GUIs' Softball, Future Teachers Club, the National French Club, the NaUonal Honor Pavlik of R3. Michael and Johnny Rowley spent the week­ end with then grandparvnta, the Charles Rowleys, and vteiun during the week were the Wayne Rowley family. ,---- '■ ^«kend gu«4a of Mr. and ThBt> a lot of snow, a little over right feetl Aren't you glad It dlddt all come al once? This JEAN JORDAN cornea to moisture in the soil. of lhe senior play cast and did She Is in her active and as a Sunday school teacher church where she also Is Ln the Lutheran League a member ot the choir. Award and Is a member of the I'een Fashion Board representShe comes from a family of thiee girls, a twin sister and an older sister, Irene. Miss Jordan plans to begin a seven-month course in June at the Elkhart University in Indidental nursing. Personal Mention Mr. and Mrs Eugene Blair of Mulliken and Mrs. EllxobeUi Walts of. Hastings were Sunday callers, on the Verdon Hesterlys. * Oaorge Schalbty was a Sunday dinner gue*» at the Galen Wortley home at Lansing. * Byron Hesterly had a narrow escape from death or serious Injury last Tuesday afternoon when ne was BVyt jgn. p^uj Joq* *“• and lame from the experience und Uie fact that he lost his ia ik. ru very fortunate. Kathleen Cutler Essay Mrs. Eldon Flcasncr relumed home last Wednesday from Pen­ nock Hospital where she under- tings Bcventh-day A< Church Saturday and Rumson - Fair Haven Regloaal Ballentine. Second. third and fourth place Mr. and Mrs Clifford Tousley rcntly a Junior at Olivet Ctol- winners were: Hildegard Schmitt, Kathteen Rlbbena and and two children of Laming' went Saturday gue*t* of Mr. and certificate, lapel pin and Mrs. Verdon Hesterly. * It teemed like old times to have of the U. S. CansUtuUon. our former carrier. Arthur Pot- Parents Announce Daughter's Troth Date for Nuptials Mr. and Mrs. Ridhard WWte of Lent Corn By Mrt. Leland Hammond Rl VUtowHI । Mra. Kmnit, PlckcU spent the when she run In front of a ear about 1:10 pm. Friday at the interwcOou of »ho Kellogg I School Rood and tho Hickory | Road. Kellie waa running across Sharlene, daughter of Mr. and Mra. Howard Southwell of South Woodland Junior Htgtw “ BirtliS at PeDHOCk BANNER WANT ADS PAY and girls spent Bunday with Mr. and Mra. Lloyd Krueger at DoWM1AC. and helped him cele­ brate bls birthday. * Mr. and our tended a ■gprire birthday party 784 CMC students who received three miles an hour, having lust Mr. and Mrs. Carl Hartman rekft the gM station, according turned hom* Sunday aJter Congratulations. * Rev. Lowell to the abcriffs report. spending the Winter in Florida. •trun^iuniM* Personal Mention Hastings bahru—9 Bestw m-i Has *^*-*» graduate of Hastings High and is Doster and Mra. Rua yard as he was doing chores. The employed at the Barry County returned Bunday from enraged animal knocked him to Medical Care Facility. The wed-! week vacation in ■ the ground and rolled him around In lhe mud until Byran managed to crawl under a wagon which, fortunately, he had left there, and escaped. Some of the neighbors later helped him cor­ ner the bull and he sold it that Butler, Hickory Owner*. mt- Mra. Mlnar. left on Friday, April 2, for Win- struction project. They expect to be there for a number of months. Dr. and Mrs. Raymend Finnicflew to Ban FrancUco, Calif., on Thursday for a two-week holiday with their daughter and family, the Ralph Tatums, and with Dr. and Mra. Sidney Shipman. Before the Turn TaHees left for Florida some weeks ago they Engagement Told oUiers. She will be grcaUy missed .Of HasUnss. announce Um the Junior and senior play casta. This Fall Miss Hecht plans to Mra, O. M. Fuller expect* to attend Michigan Stole University Glen Hendee to Greenville last and majoring in social science Wednesday where she entered Fuller family in Ttorjda. Plymouth over the weekend. A brother, Glenn, and an older United Memorial Hospital. She sister. Linda, are currently en­ will undergo tests and X-rays rolled at State. < i adust ion ceremonies at West­ Mlw Jordan has been active in ern Michigan University when dltlon which ha* afflicted her for \wrck. from 8 am. to 12 noon, for Muskegon. Saturday ew- the National Honor Society, the their daughter, Pat, now with the order of the Sisters of 8t. Jo­ ger, Sr, and Mrs. Gabriel visited 'JO ueeks. and three 10-wtek seagucste Included Mr. and seph at Portage, donned a cap her Bunday and found her feel­ tons arc planned. Campbell said.'MrB Kenneth Powers and famand gown to receive her degree ing better. In Occupational Therapy. An in­ Two Sundays ago the Lewis Wllt Baton and son of MldIt seemed as though nearly teresting sidelight was the fact everyone attended the chicken SergeanU were In Portage to dlevtllc and Mr. and Mra. James ■ Mrs. Orpha A. John, who Is that the Mother Superior and iupper and fair held at tire 28 postulates were also in at-i Roti Lewises, and to attend lhe local. ’ Woodland School on Saturday. associated with the Pine Lake christening ceremony for their. One of the most recent letters Camp, is now residing In her new Wets heard lots of compli­ first er-.l granddaughter, erinrlHtlitfhlfr 4-month-old tn to ASro Mra. P Frieda hzJ* IH.-,. Adams zfrom ™, n. Mra. I home at 7375 N. 24th St. tn Kala- cted diploma from the Univer­ ment* on the wonderful supper. ♦ Spring vacation begins in Lake­ julie Lynn. Ran. who took spec-(Dorothy Adrounle, indicated masoo and she'commutes to her sity. id classes the past Summer in wood Schools this week Friday New Mexico, teaches Junior High visit rnlatlwns in Rome, then she; En route home from Uie West pceseotj chemistry and physics. would return to her son's family' Coast the Frederick Porteouses mother expressed It, "Have the HISBMI inan with the net handy, I don't again In Blerut, Lebanon, be- were overnlgtx guests of ttie .__ , II—Mm— think I con take it!" Then pity the teacher with 50 of the 'Itttle er. It appears from'111- 84111 arr.vcd houie in Hasmonsters" five days a Week! that she will likely ' tln«3 Saturday. __ _ _ ?t I Mr. Otz-hsrAd Blander and Welcome, Vacation. * We are Indianapolis, Ind. terty became 111 last Thursday I Dick Blrkc and ids two tons.'*" ““ first of next week The lowly fungi, already a evening. Ricky and John were among the 110 *Wt 010 1x0,1 S^^ers. Dr. skim atBoyno Muiand ■ Slander will be here with hla source of many important medi­ Our sympathy 1* extended to LET US FIX YOUR Monday ounaay ana (parent* for for Easter ancl and lhc the fo f |. cal and ’industrial products, can the family of Mrs. Vera (Carl)1 TV AS IT OUGHT .__ .. .... lowing itMilne evening 1* Is M-heduled scheduled tn produce even more products, ticcording to a Michigan State r’ sneak before the members of I TO BE FIXED Barry County Medical Society at Univenlty botanist. 3, Delton, lum been pledged by Use Delta Sigma Phi fraternity their regular meeting Mr. and Mrs. Aben Johnson ar­ authority on the medical a*rived home from California on taln funri now produce such Thursday evening. The Jack Kerner family of De­ Lila Port, Hagrttai troit were guests ot her parents, lhe Robert Raasicottes, over the weekend. Mrs. Albert Silvers arrived tumor iniUblUng home two weeks ago after visit- working - --------- with- — — - -. enjoying very much. Ing relatives In California dur-< chemicals extracted from fungi, mg Uie Winter months. rOne '"~ chemical. extracted ------ ■ • * -----from E*perl«nce plus skill make the Mrs Charles Truesdell visited the giant puffball, waa tried on York City last week visiting her her son and family, the Charles seriously 111 human patients but daughter, Mias Janie Flrtcter. Truesdells, in Grand Ledge over quick service call us today. Uie weekend. duced toxic aide effects. typographical error. Christie Kahler, son of lhe Wo repair hi-fi and Merle Kahlers, Is now an ensign working with a chemical taken tap* recorders, too. tained her bridge elub for lunch- and Is currently stationed ut from the slippery Jack mushDeputies David Wood. Willard Redmond. Richard Barnum, How­ ard Holly. Roy Frost, Gerald Smith ord KU David Newman uio and aiiamcMiddlevifle Police Chief Robert Pratt — -.. . __ ____ ... —. . . . th ' West Woodland iBksJ^^’S'Ed^ordQjrleto^Jr. | IffA brfngs his beat Lowly Fungi Offer Numerous Medical Benefits SUNDAY Barbecued Chicken & Spare Ribs .come and geteml n* Superette Tem er Sally Robin*** XKM. IUIcMm*' —OPEN DAILY- 9 A.M. to 11 P.M. From Morn' till Night on HASTINGS - BARRY COUNTY CENTRAL RADIO & TV HOWARD TRUMIUU. WI 5-9197 b WI 5-5992 We Clow ot Noon on Blrtel Tuesday afternoon. Elmer -Treats entertained Mr. and Mrs. Theron Belson of Nash­ ville for supper, and tin Wednes­ day. Mr. and Mrs, Robert Vedguesta. On Bunday, the Treats Mrs. Frank Kelly of near Lacey, and in the afternoon called on Mr. Treat's brother, the Vem Moons, of Oull Lake. The Earl Colemans were In De­ troit Wednesday and Thursday. Friday dinner guests of the Saturday, Mrs Frank Wcyerman was at effective tumor inhibitor in mice. Twin Lakes several days the post week at the Bert O’Donnell home Mateo. Calif, as the 11th anbecause of the Illness of Mrs. O Donnell. Before returning home from California, the Richard Groos’ visited his brother and family in Children playing with matches Texas. They arrived back home started 57 forest fires in Michi­ gan during 1964. spending the Easter vacation holiday with hl* parent In Florida. daughter and youngsters home to Indianapolis, Ind, Friday and visited them over the weekend. She returned home Tuesday. tie of Battle Creek and Mr. and slogan* such as, “Sturgis—Where Success to a Habit," (where the Rotary district meeting will Con­ vene April 90. and May D and at Olivet, 'The Stranger 18 Always Welcomed and Soon Made a Friend," • (condensed to, “Where You're Only a Stranger Onto ) What's Hasting* besides, 'City Among Uio Lakes?" PARTY GIFTS STATIONERY Office & School 6:00 a.m. to 7:30 p.m During the Month of April Supplies SCHADERS Office-Supplies You'll Hear Everything ... Modern as Spring and Old Favorites, too tjou'll love our J BAKED GOODS Salt Riling Broad Hot Cross Buns RADIO 26c 6 for 39c NEWS Local, State and National Events SPORTS... Timely, Accurate and Interesting. *on. Real vummw, full of candied cut huff and cinnamon. Baked Sweet Rolli________ 6 for 39c Baked frash dally from out Oven and a dlttarent variety b FRIDAY Rhubarb Pie Chocolate Glazed Donuts .. 6 for 39c WOODLAND MUTUAL REPRESENTATIVE FLYNN MATTHEWS AGENCY .• Root* 5. Hostings, Michigan WEATHER ... The Best and the Worst of it! SATURDAY SPECIAL! Special 54c Remembert Cv«r, W^netday i, Cookie Doy SO 00 ♦ Po». N«k»,e---------- -------------------------------------- for I DALE’S BAKE SHOP WBCHir �Ne-Hi, Banner Finish 1-2 in Gals’ Alley Meet . Weit«rn Michigan University next 1t0<jy physical »du„ pwltnn Hlah» .ILCatiOn. F')nl 11 • iH-pnt'nrtar Oaiy Ford. Delton H«n* wh0 earned three Varsity letter! KVA conference defensive half-ta foou^n Bnd how, a Going to Western Tharaday, Aprfl 8, IMS 8-THE HASTINGS BANNER V * * BOWLING -t* WITH THE STARS by Tommy Tuttle AMF Staff of Champions , Smith 1775. L Fisher and J. As­ ' plnal 1760, M. Adrlanson 1757. G. Thompson 1754. M. Tschida 1753. second aud Walldorf!'* third In 1: Dawe 619. H reauseny «. A. Hawthorne 1750, 8. Harrington the Hading* Women's Bowling J Hawthorne 611. J. Arman 616. G.:, 1748. E_ Thea) M 1746, I. Fuller Team Handicap Event Association tournament. Marge Allerdlng 614, B. Smith 613. A. 1736, H. Coenen 1736, L. Wilson Haan, mci clan, report*. I Ne-HI Beverage 2987. Hastingsi Frederickson 612, P. Vogt and 1730. P. Halnaa 1736. On the ehamptontijlp team 1Banncr 3973. Walldurn's 2930. were Shirley Bowman. Marilyn j W23. Northalde Grocery MacKenile, Marjorie Campbell. 3303. Ramble Inn 2897. Motor Mickey Lambert and Gene ; Alfe^ 2M3 courthouse Service Thaler 586. D. Stanton 592. B. Thompson. 1 jggi, color Center and Lydy Sheler Ml. E. Gillett 589. F. Spare Shooting The rombinitlon of Darlene Trucking 3877. Mtohlcan Max- Allen, 8. Vickery and I. Lyon* Everett and Nancy Taylor son 287*. Rig D 2871. Canada Many bowlere continually ask how to pick up spares. zsoo * uun Uie double* handicap event with Dry 28W 2865. Ken re tt Bob's Gulf wn. 2864. . B. Hathaway 587, Newton. S. As a basic rule, for spares on the right, stand to the left; Barry Redl-MU omi 2881 and Jane Pahnan and Lyndon Fisher ~ s— County - »»-<■-**.. .nd Lambyrt. M Campbell and D I Goucher 585. L. WUlItU and 8. for spares on the left, stand to the right. How often have second ond Alice Frederkkion Alley Cata 2857. ! Conner 584, F. Owen. M Stowell you seen a person try to make and Lucille Wllaon U*lrd . ward the foul line, you angle Dooblea Handicap Event : Mlld j puUer 582. M. MacKenxle a ten pin by rolling the ball WOMEN'S . your feet and burly slightly to­ down the right side of the lano? Darlene Everett Nancy Taylor and O. Thompson 5'9. B. EckAFTERNOON LEAGUE I tingles handicap honors with 638 ward the spare and walk in 1er* ?’“• Y'. Doris Blanton and Emma Ma-I Actually, they ahould stand on with V. Slocum second with 631 1276. Jane Delmon-Lyndon your approach toward it. Natu­ the opposite side of the lane er JXDJ1 13M. niu Aik._Fredfrtekaon-Lu1 8“,k 571 soon rolled 625 aggregates, vlth and Cleopha Flora and 8 Ray- er .c rally. the shoulders will not bo and angle the ball toward the Doris posting a 206 game -for solo inond tied for third with 82.' JUe wlll0n parallel to the foul line nt this "‘is: mo, M. Norri*-W. n «««»» °,mr ln 8|n«|,s E*tnl ten pin. Shirley VanDenburg won the'-----1231. ---- A- McDonald-G ! I Lyon* and B. Thaler 136. honors. Ixiulio Bahs chalked 193­ ThOTipaoti pohit. Basically you walk to­ In covering spares on the 533. Wilma Daniel* 175-487, Joan right, the bowler should ap­ single* actual event with 532. ward the spare you have stand­ Edwards 1214. D. Brumm - M. IB Main 235 and 8. Raymond DeBroux 167-448. M. Hammond proach this ipare from the left ing. There Is less chance of er­ Adrianson 1213. M Ulrich - L. 234. ror when you use thia method aide of the lane. Now rather 164-420* and Helen Marlin 183AU Event* Roblyer 1207. H Ftalherly - R. than walk straight down to- of spare shooting. SheUenberger 1200. J DostcrActual —8. VanDenbunt 1643. Good games: Helen Ackett 186. Jane Cole 1199. M. Campbell-L. L. Bahs 1610. Dr Stanton 1503. Kregstra 559. Joe Glelarowskl BANTA.M LEAGUE Walldorf!* entry took the hon­ Carl 1185 D 8tanton-J. Lcso B Klersey 1489. P. Allen 1453, M May Hart 159. Ruby Downey 155, 582, Harv Haan 237-599. Merl ors for lhe high actual team to­ 1183. J. Aiplnal-8. Raymond 1132. Wieland 1424. O Edwards and Faye Allen 168, Cleopha Flora . _ Haines 223 - 592. Paul Edward* Good scores: Bob Terry 171Herfc 300 - 563. Art | tal. >903. while Ne-HI had 1047 B Handy-H. Coenen 1177. B. B Sheler 1423. E. Magoon 1406. 165. Pat Vogt and Metha Gray for the high game with handicap. Bmlth-M. Lambert 1174,C.Flora- 8. VanDulne 1388; B Eckert 1383, 155. Mr Bartholomew |70, Gen­ 286. Bob Jerow 127-249. Spencer Bic a er 223-541. BUI Tschida 202* ; The Banner 1030 for second and M. Smith and O. McLaughUn-M. L Wmitta 1381. O. Newton 1378, ii a Ockerman 156. Barb High 154 Goodvear 127-248. Terry Stork* Ml. JohtxKaslnsky 224-583. Dick j Powder Box 1027 for third in Ute Tschida 1171. F Allen-G. Newton O McAllister 1373. I. Heath 1371. and Della Goroderukl 180. and B. Kfer*ey-J. Tinkler 1168. G. Hall 1369. W. Daniels 1368. A. 1B.m. X.U., division. THURSDAY MATINEE Irene Heath and Sliirley Van- 6 Drake-E Ulrich 1164 and B. McDonald 1354. M. Dipp 1335. Handicap—M. MacKenUe 1879. Standing*: Heatings Motor Denburg had the high actual ItaUr-L. Wllliia 1163. H. Fealherly 1864. 8. Raymond Sales 78*.. Lydy Trucking M, Tom U^wU ito^O^Randy Be- u‘=- WBCH MllUng | doubles scone. 911. Nancy StoncSingles Event 1851. B. Smith 1827. A. Frederick­ Canada Dry 63 4, Crystal CanhouM with 259 with her handi­ n ITftn M __ cap took the Bowling Proprietor's 204. Mark Haines 107-203. Jerry , ’»• Rambler* 38. Whitney 106-208. Bill Goggin* »nd Kf: ” , "7 ® ‘ Betty Sheler had the top sene*. 515, with a 181 game. Faye Allen 126-222. Oreg Martin 105-202, McAllister Oil Sales 68S. Last CHECK OUR HOME PROPERTY LISTINGS rolled 180-510. Jeanice Dolman Cathy Dahlhouser 104-200 and glde Lumber 67. William's In-: surance t>3. Miller's Pub 58, Elk* 172-489. Donna Travis 166-467. Debby Hawk* 101-200. Good games: Shari VanIXn-| M MUlfr.e Dun^n -55. DowVi Wcndorf 184-466. Kay Lydy 166-447 and Shirley Raymond 179-438. Bobble Handy had a 171 |Ator 43. Ockerman s 41 and; game. Joan Kingsley 162 and row* 109. Mary Smith 161. , High Averages: Bob Terry 123. John'* 16. , -----------„ : । Doug Relgler 118, Spencer Good-j -----------E. W. BLISS LEAGUK_ year iqj. Haines 105, Mark; COMMERCIAL MINORS Ekllne DeVault blasted XI1-5941olnulea<j 105i Uw u^ere 103.; Stondta„. smith Bro* 76. Friday night. Harold Hail 239-lRod Newton 100. Cathy Dahl-|D , . n"' TinjRrr'S 68. Aiumi-i 591. Gerald. Mater 307^524. Bob houscr 100. Sheryl VanDenbunc. Product* 63. Chenoweth' Clinton !M- Terry 8Urlu 97’ B1U Tschlda ! MachlneW^ Deputies and V&J 54r Pete Powell 502. Don Martin 8a Jfrnr wmtney 96. Ron Wyn- <J“bll 60 Bender Gravel 59, lof-SST. Dale Cappon • 306-526. sftMen 95. Jttct MnIer M. Randy : B“d Ratting* Corpor-' Don Haywood 519..Jack 8 m 11 h Beduhn 92. Tim Casper 92. Ran- m^nM Hastings Electric 52. PRE SEASON TUNE-UP SPECIAL $1|88 Has Bowling i»: a ^n^,0wSX iu. ». 70... HERE IS WHAT YOU RECEIVE FOR ONLY $11.88 1. New Blade 2. New Plug ’ 3. New Points 4. New Condenser 5. New Oil JX; 6. Complete Lubrication of Bear­ b SS, °fTHEWEEK A Wide Choice of Homes and Real Estate of All Types A REAL GOOD. COMFORTARLE HOME IN THE 4* WARD in sn excellent location, near achool*. h*» two nice bedrooms end large attk up, and down one bedroom, living room, dining room. kitchen and tatn. good MVTOtnr wim uunory. g» ........ -------- ------- — ------- -- - ■ - stall garage with s'vop attached ....-............................................................................... ...$8,500.00 IN THE FIRST WARD, ha* two large bedroom* with large closet* up. dw full bath up, and down­ stairs a living room, with fireplace, dining room, kitchen with exhautt hood, nice bailment with retreat on room, almost new, gas furnace. water healer, attached garage srtuated on lot J* A VERY WELL KEPT HOME IN THE 3rd WARD, near schools and churches, suitable for either a large family or for income property. w.th four bedrooms and two lull b*** type living room with fireplace. formal dining room, kitchen and full bath hardwood floor* through­ . . . ______ . ■ ।—mnm with k itefwnette. and freezer, three car garage. .$20,000.00 ..$11,000.00 A REAL NICE APARTMENT HOUSE IN WOODLAND, two apartment* ... 95-ACRE FARM IN HASTINGS TOWNSHIP, with house w.th »ix room* and bath garage and tool lhed. large ba*ement bam'^Tx~B&'Jt.. hog house, two com crib*, silo, two chicken hou*eL_h*o -wells on farm, also 15 km of wooA,. 60 acre*, of work Isnd, for................................ $12,500-00 WI HAVI A GOOD THREE BEDROOM ROMI In Prairieville Village to trade for a house trailer. A NICE BUNGALOW ON GASKILL ROAD AT MIDDLE LAKE, ha* living room, l*rge k(trfie£wifh dining space, four bedrooms, bath, utility room, recreation room. *» I.®1'A'W6’- ** lo[ A8/’*® wide and over 500 feet deep, ha* good well, septic tank and drain field, Children go to AJtOft to 6th grade, then ere picked up for Hastings School*-------- - $7,500,00 ANOTHER BEAUTIFUL HOME AT ALGONQUIN LAKE, large living room with fuepl»<e, C*h*’ and drapes, three nice bedroom*, bath and Yi with double venlty. stall thower* and tub. modem kitchen Stith built-jn licano Move oven, refrigerator and deep freeze, on* bedroom end bafh upstflrt. heated . .-i__ .K— and encloted bv CvCletw fence. pu IOOI oocx, im --------------------------------- - ------------------------------- --------- - --------------- - -7.-A RIAL NICE RUNGALOW all pn one floor, has living r<»m. two badroom*. kitchen with full basement, automatic gas heat, and hai attached garage, for --------------- --^R.aDwOQ AN EXTRA NICE HOME AT ALGONQUIN LAKI, all on one floor, with large living room with flreMace three nice bedrooms, ha* a bath and ',i bath, utility room, kitchen with bar and hut dining aaoce, built-in stove and overt, and garbage disposal, heated with hot water fired oil burner, alumi­ num siding, ha* lot* ol closets, paneling woodwork, in living room, a beautiful new two still •B for -..................................................................................................—$20,080.00 TWO COTTAGES ON CLOVERDALE LAKE with 210 feet on lake frontage and tfee lot Is 200 feet deep, IM is right on M-43 and Cloverdale lake, furnishing* with a few exceptions go with the cottages, each ha* living room, one bedroom, dining space and shower bath, small cottage has .. . __ L-J__ —_ __ । L .I.. (S.I* ran ho S8.UUO.UU SIXTY ACRES OF RARE LAND excepting one small lot for $6,000.00 BUSINESS LOCATED RENTAL PROPERTY In good busine** district which rents for $150 00 per mo^for A NICE HOME IN WOODLAND VILLAGE, has th-ee bedrooms upstair* and one bedroom down, living room, dining room, kitchen and bath, library, good basement with oil fired hot water heat, has two stall garage, full lot for ------------------------------------------------------------- $8,300.00. with $1,000 Dgwn A GOOD HOME WITH LIVING ROOM, dining room, kitchen, large bath, half basement, gas heat, alto a large building 34 x 50 ft. two story, four car garage, with four doors, utility building 12 x 22 ft, one car garage with storage space. Alt located on about 5 acre lot. next to air port $15,500.00 A REAL GOOD HOME and lot* of good building lots in the 2nd W»rd. home has living room with fire­ place. three nice bedroom*, dining room, cne and one-half bath*, kitchen, utility room, hot water, oil heat, situated on «ix acre* with lot* of building »ite» - ....—— .$20,000.00 A REAL GOOD HOME IN FREEFORT. has four bedrooms and lots of closet room, up and down, Irving room. dm Ing room, kitchen, bath, one bedroom and den, ha* basement'with (new) oil furnace, garage, lot* *h*dc. corner lot------------------ - ------------------------------ - ---------------------------- 87.200 A REAL NICE VERY COMFORTABLE HOME IN TH! FOURTH WARD HASTINGS, ha* two lurpetod bedroom* up snd down, a living room, one bedroom, dining room, kitchen, full bslh, full bsMmeoT. with gw heat, garage. I* inflated, and ha* *io«m window* and Kreenj............ $8,JOO HASTINGS SALESMEN Carl Nkthatnar Home Phone WI 5-3004 Richard Slocum MS w. itoo HmHah. Mkh. Hmm PhtM WIH1M 7. Wards Money Back Guaran­ »• tee if Not Satisfied Call Wards Sarrica Dopartmant at 945-2489 Halting*. Mkh. 118 So. JeHenon ■ *■ vikine and Hasting* Banner B**™08 tXAOl i: „ OT U X,™1*Snhn^Ka*lrukv^Sl-610 Gary 8x11 Lyuns’ carTl“ • 151 and Team 18 ha* 41 point* with n38' u I rony Rt1 liwSS average, camo-trough Wednes- 9lx weeks: left to roll. 5^imm2r loo’Bonn day of ,wl wert ,o rol1 a Kay Moore snaggled *er<es H^^S^B^b 'errinc B72 serie* with a 266 honor* wlUi 574 with a 236 high n ir.£Jro Peters 510 ’1>ngle game. Ray Lundquist, with e#me while Ray Lundquist rolled Warren 502. Howvd Peters 510, # jfl7 ftve e hBd ftnother Rlxxl jo]o lwnorj wllh K9 Rnuhlng with 558. Doc Mater chalked 503.------------------------- ---Mauri Adrlanson 517. Paul Wood'■* Galen Daniels 504, Terry 206-531, Art Brewer 209 WARD 118 SO. JEFFERSON HASTINGS and Jean Harbin 153-420. '.. Dean Stuart 501. Scotty Baker Standlnn-' King Pins 56. Red1 Ml. Carl Aspinali 222-568. Carl Crowns 53, . Foundry 52H, Side I Carl Naylor 213-551.; Hathaway 540. Norm Bryans 514 Floor 51*4. Can Plant 50H, As- 215-565. : und Lou Silsbee 508. sembiers 49, Core Room 48. Lathe Wayne Newton 213-544. Jei 47. Engineer* 46. Pattern Shop ■“» “ o^T&SHK SS D'“ Striker* 30. Monday Bowterettes Hiilrley VanDcnburg had an­ other good night with game* of 2M-W4-200 for a 642 series. Ruth KAigti* rolled 212-530. Faye Al­ fa 181-500, Ruth MUlcr 194-507, June McKelvey 168-463. Ines Lyta* 187-482. Emma Magoon 181«H. Oltdri Edwards 175-464. trme Wilfong 175-453, Ella Hig­ don 154-443, Betty Sheler 165-440. Kate Colvin 179-472. Merna De­ Pew UM-441, June Doster 165­ 446. Barb Sinclair 184-439, Dortha Brumm 169-461. Lola Roblycr 165-440, Marie Ulrich 157-430. Sharon Vickery 165-461, Barb Klersey 170-491. Janice Nichols 154-440 and Jo Tinker 157-442. Good games: Mag. Cuylcr 187, Dorothy Parker 173. Erma Llebhauser 171. Anna McDonald 166. Dorothy Bumes 164, Loraine Bar­ num 160. Shirley Drake 171, June Richardson 166 and Sally Van­ Dulne 160. Curb Klersey of Color Cen­ ter picked up the 4-7-9 split and Sally VanDulne of Penney * the 6-7-10 split Tsam standings: WalldorfTs 96. HMtlng* Radio & TV 82, Pen­ ney's 76, Ramble Inn 71. Color Centar 70. Motor Aires 69. Gil­ more's Gems 62. Durac'ean 62. V i J Mobil 60H. Hatting* Min­ ing 60, Copper Lantern No. 3 57, Gardner's Drugs 54. Action Flex and Courthouse Service 52. High- 47b. Olid Hasting* Floor Cover­ ing and Cuylert Trucking 46. MONDAY MIXERS A REAL SWEET RUNGALOW IN THE SECOND WARD.with living room, dinette, two bedrooms, kit­ Bertha Thaler had high scries chen snd full bsth, walk out b**ement. garage with breezeway, automatic gas furnace, carpets and Monday with 213-850 and Jean drape* go with it. hi* itorm window* md Kreen*-------------------------------------------------------- $13,000 McAllister 213-530. Phy Illa BUNGALOW ON M-37 WEST OF TOW^r on nice large tot; has living room, dining area, kitchen, ‘ Haines had an all spare game of bath, two bedroom,, utility room, ha* natural gat furnace for heat, hot and cold running water, 176 with a 433 series. Gen Hall garage, about four mile, out of town for------------------------------------ --------------- ------------- $8,500.00 chalked 188-819, Emma Magnon 180-623. Betty . Sheler 183-520, ANOTHER^COOD BUY IN THE 4th WARD, Hatting*, ha* two nice bedroom, with closet* upstair* Merge Haan 185-464, Ruth Miller Edown one bedroom, living room, dining room, kitchen and Vi bath down with full bath up. 179-500, Reba Lydy 180-513. Lairy room, full ba*«ment. gas furnace, new water heater, garage with paved driveway, nice lot for Vonna Woodmansee 175-453, Lois • $10,000 Carl 157-451. Lucille WllUtts 168­ . GOOD. YEAR ’ROUND HOME RIGHT ON LEACH LAKE, ha* living room, three nice bedroom*. 474. Bharon Endsley 161-383. . . . .... ___...__ a ... .—Il 1. en Darlene Everett 164-457. Nancy 8ionehoU*c 156-411. Penny Bar­ land 179-448. Marie Ulrich 170­ 450 and Leah Dawe 178-474 WE NOW HAVE LEINAAR'S FLAT ON RIG CEDAR LAKE. VERY REASONABLY FRIGID ANO Standings: Welcome 84. Food­ WILL SELL ON LAND CONTRACTS. ■ land 81. Pl»ton Ring 78‘i. Vogt A GOOD HOME CLOSE IN IN HASTINGS, has two bedroom*, hall end full bath upstairs and down one 74. Mean 73 U. McAllister 73, bedroom, living room, dining room, kitchen and toilet vast, has basement with new ga* furnsce. Northalde 72, Savings * Loan MH. Food Center 66b. Bopnet Ac new water heater, situated on 14 tot, for - - T----------- --—.... ^$.250.00 Gown 81. Hasting* Height* MH. TWELVE (111 NICE LAKI FRONT LOTI on Algonquin Shores, prlcad from $1,000.00 to $2,000.00 a*. Mary "a MH. Banner 54. Pannalee 51H, Oiri* and Mlgh. Mag­ netics 41. Big D 40 and Sheriffs Olris MHDUE TO RECENT SALES WE-NEED NEW LISTINGS AU ESTATE KER ings and All Moveable Joints THURSDAY JUNIORS Stove Rhode wa# high Thurs­ day far UulJun tors with a 150­ 147-291, VRMi VanDcnburg 178­ 107—288, Mike Root 133-184— 386. Rlek VanDcnburg 154-12&283, Gary Birman 146-117-361. Mouse Reynold* 134 - 130 - 273. Denny Lancaater 107 - 139 — 346, Cindy Olelarowskl 128-96-1H. snd Patty 8t. Martin 109-100— Chevrolet workpower “walhs” right over bumps and trouble Independent iMt suspension takes the “truck” out of truck ride. It siAths rough roads, protects truck, driver and cargo from excessive Jolting. And on Chevrolet pickups it’s a proved system With millions of miles of user experience behind it Try H out on one of Chevrolet’s great Fleetside or Stepside pickups. Ifs one of I is first choice with pickup Tefephono your Chevrotot doafar ahoutany typo of trudt LARKE BUICK-CHEVROLET 1485 S. Hanover Hasting* WI 50425 �The Hastings Banner | ^VaVh.on | April 8, 1965 7 InVhomI. | SPRING FASHION SUPPLIMSNT ~ For You, Your Family, Your Home Enter spring . . . the season of all /that is new and renewing. Now, as its marvels unfold before our eyes, spring comes to fashion* bringing new softness, new femininity . . . the elegant, graceful ladylike look. The mood for men is a handsome one. with the "shaped look a growing trend. In the children's world, the "grown-up" look moves ahead. -For the jnome, too, spring promises these ideas now, in these pages, in hometown stores. Hastings Business and Professional Women's Club FASHION SHOW Tonight, April 8 CENTRAL AUDITORIUM q OlUUP M. P«»«1 �Handershot & Vicinity All-Girl' Suits Have By Mr.. Rkk-rd CUrk Mr. and Mrs. Kart Schanta and family were Sunday dinner guests of her brother. Mr. and Mrs. Duane Jones, of Dowling. * Minnie Bchanu had bar April 1 birthday luncheon -snowed ouC but Thursday evening they had supper al the Karl Schanta home. A Mrs. Pat Newton is get­ ting around after her recent sur­ gery. A Bunday guests of the Dick Clarks were Mr. and Mrs. Marvin BwarU and Susan of Grand Rapids. Mrs. Swartt was a hospital room mate of mine Skirts Moving To New Fullness Woodland We ore pleased to have added Mary Jane Hoyner and Sylvia Hansen to our staff. Call WI 5-3382 1EAIIY - jackets'—but the day of the, uniform is past. Thae are lup-I level jackets for those who look' beat in them, and top ot the!„ 1EUU1Z „ —nwwu.,. » xmmkw Up jackets that go well with a lelul iU own blouse,'ixaxnpaaied Mr. and Mra. the shorter, fuller skirts. which puts It right into the b.uart Kussmaul to Parchment And aklru are shorter and costume class. ; I Friday evening. They aiiratkxl fuller! Hlgh-fashlon length HuU i.brics ore sannoth and ,f“ ^bor Play in which Sue shows the knee; more conserra- alevk c.roHn. ' chiffons, I Guentner too* park A The Mmtlve skirts end just al the knee. fi.nryl. rahMdinre Spot-light-' t»u-ruu Association extends aa ___ A...I —. * - ■ . ... • __ __ ■ - ir.V.UKtinr, I*. All fA ISaIv M Well aa full. They are gather- and uorateds. often doubl­ ed or pinch-pirated from waist woven to hold the supple line, or hip. They can have inverted To complement frankly fonl- "Sprlngtimer” Hair Style of the Month Iicflnmmt la the word for faahtao jewelry. New rtylra look mare and more like the real tiling, with InteroeUng rartaUom on the heirloom look. Freeport Surprise her with an excitingly new, fragrant ■cent, for an Eailcr to remember] Max Choose Col Factor - Tussy Revlon - Dana Lanvin - Chanel or Faberge Ray seeae. Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Setae and Larry of Logan were evening viMton. EXCITING NEW SPRING EASHIONS 8 Fashion is alive with all the sparkle and newness budding first rose, moving with the gentle breezy swing of pleats, in colors copied from a misty morning. Come and or choose Fashion Jewelry soft and delicate as th< al springtime us for this total fashion image. possible. Gluao U1C Holy Week by attending the church of your choice cm Easter Sunday. If you do not have a regular church tatne. you will be welcome at daughters of Grand Rapids were Bunday supper guenta of any church in the community. > Sunday. March 28, Mr. and Mr. and Mra. Robert Newton in honor of BUl'a birthday. * Mr. lhe home of their son. Mr. and Mrs. RJ Kaua&mal and family in Lansing. They were helping Put spring in your Easter accessories with colorful K'wy, Sunday at a (trend Rap­ ids hospital. Ito Is there aa a resale of an -Bbctdcnt recently. Later in (the afternoon her cou- Plus. S&H GREEN STAMPS RESSSES WI 5-21M a big fat robin roaming around. I'm sure this la one that haa just returned from tlx? sunny south telling us that good munlty. We extend our sympa। thy to her husband and family. * Mrs. Gladys Cronkford was a Bunday dinner guest with her daughter, Mr. and Mra. Doug-1 laa Bonn. Other guests were Mr. and Mra. Eart Clum and family and Mra. Paul Woodman and family were Mr. and Mrs. Elon Baker and three daughters. The Bakers were farmer nsidcnUi of Woodland. They recently re­ How does this suit you Just in time for Easter! Big suits for big people. (50-long) Small suit^for small people. (36-short) In-between suits for in-between people. (You name it.) Stop by now for a look at our new spring-summer collection of men's and boys' suits. Men’s Hart, Schaffner & Marx “ and Palm Beach suits priced from $45 to $100. Light colors, for people who like light colors. NECKLINE FILL-INS Clavar little tcorfs In cd- J orful young prints to ac­ cent your suite. $1.00 up TO CARRY IN SPRING C.U., tooiea loamer k-.J oon-y nona­ bog with a worked In •^^*$4,00 up FASHIONABLY LONG Gloves, in oil lengths, give that smart look to vour spring wardrobe. $1.00 t SNUNGY1ME JEWELRY Little gutters to flash your spring styles into the fash­ ion spotlight. $1.00 up fornla. She and Mrs. Eva Shultz flew from Grand Rapids to Ban Francisco to visit the latter's son. WcndaJ Bhulta for two or "come in. By Mra. Stephen O•good Cleveland’s Store for Men and Boys. 130 E. State, Hastings. for every Springtime need Bonnet & Gown Alma Fingletoi In-between colors for everybody else. Trying one on is worth a thousand words, Cloverdale - Hope MILLINERY BLOUSES Dark colors for people who like dark colors. to celebrate her ateter. Misa iy Bratta .birthday on Frt- �THE HASTINGS BANNER—3 STORE HOURS: Open Wed., Fri. Nite 'til 9 P.M. - ■> Dress Has Importance BRBgggggBgg t Open Mon., Tum„ Thur.., Sat. 9:30'til 5:30 P.M. ALWAYS FIRST OUALTTY* /flk * .“ IN HASTINGS ...are your diamonds hiding in an old-fashioned setting T ! Uee. In wanner weather. The two-piece dross la an im-i portant factor In thia Bpring RICMS Story, It can look like Wastllnes slide from the high empire line to Uw low hlpllnc. i with many rating In between. ■ But that’s only the beginning. The blggeot exclUnent of the season Is In skirts. They’re allvo, they're fun and they fit into the modern woman’s active life. Ranging from the now-classic Allnr to the flared and pleated I Don’t wait any long­ er I It’s so inexpensive to enhance their true beauty and brilliance with a new Retting. Woodland toilltrics—G. R. McMillan. Sr., and Margaret Cusack; Conrad— & gallons rua—Loyd Hitt; George Forman— two half gnlions Joppie Fair to now a thing of the peat. It proved to be a big success with a Large turn of money earn- VnHetv callon mint, Mr* ed for the PTA Each chairman Friend. McCurdy's Hone to to be enmpilmmtod for the chop — package Ughlbulb — B. fine work they did. They also wish to thank ewryooe that worked. It would be Importable Patrick C. Dependable Jeweler d^,t’ dctaUln«-ruch *• wvpvi.wHwev evnuiui embroidery pleats and ruffle* Est. 1931 WI 5-2963 up the shirtwaist for a CHARGE JT! | fine work in serving the many people the delicious chicken sup-■ per. Mrs. Nelma Selby and Mrs. ! Marl Ralrlgh worked for many weeks planning the supper menu, the many Jobs and Ret­ ting the workers to do those Job*. The success of the supper WE FIT THE HARD.TO JIT' stunning Easter coats at special low prices! THE HARD-TO-FIT IN w 6 “16 SIZES WIDTHS A A-EEEE You, too. con bo the most comfortable and "best fitted" man in the Spring Parade. the complete fair and are re­ sponsible for getting the many । helpers for the stands on the floor. The grade teachers also a belted effect, 8 to 16, black or bottles hair spray-Mlke Folia and Jerry Schray; Mapes—Wall plaque—Victor Eckardt and the big turkey went to Kate Mopta. A big crowd attended tills an­ nual fair and tn spite of all the workers being ovw tired everyone "Trying On i> Buying" Beebes Shoe Shop 8 to 18. Both in pastels acrylic textures laminated to poly­ urethane foam so they won’t sag or wrinkle. White, blue, red or pink. Both in sixes 8 to IB. Nobby wool tweeds end r tones, spiced with piping. 6 in while or oatmeet beige. report will be presented at the riext PTA meeting. The prcaldent, Mrs. Shirley Jopple, has appointed a committee that baa been listening and looking for way* to spend the money. The final decision, however, will be 123 S. JeHanon Special Purchase! It's the V STORE for your Easter Needs Seamless Diamond Textured NYLONS and have various lobe teaching bhe also prophecled that she would found a girl's school In the West. Well, she did not find the girls school nor did she teach She did. however, work M office clerk at the Hastings High School for several years. SPARKLING EASTER HATS sexto" <tyie* to choose from! Ail USE YOUR CHARGE CARD It la almart time for another graduation but of course they will not be Woodland graduates as they will be known «ui Lake­ wood graduates. However, they will be from Woodland and we are equally as interacted In them. I understand plans anbeing made for another Alumni Banquet. When you receive your invitation, make arrangements to attend. The auocau of three banquets can only be made if OH-SO-PRETTY EASTER GIFT BLOUSES AT A non and hear about che banquet, let someone know aa natndft sometimes get omitted from the mailing Hat because of unknown JOYOUS PRICE! Lake Odessa EASTBR PAPER NAPKINS PLATES • CUPS Colorful M«h EASTER TOYS 69c One man from Ionia County. BUlle.B- Montgomery, waa on the list for Induction April*?. * "Mrs Marla Barry left last Thursday to spend a month with her «bter, Mre Inex Oavll, in Clear- Woodland and Mra. Wayne. Shade and Linda were recant vis!ton of Mr. and Mra. Harold Mettcrntek, Jri and Terry, of SPECIAL BUY! FAMOUS-NAME PATENT HANDBAGS! NYLON-COTTON SHORTY GLOVES sleeve style has dainty ruffles. Vi sleeve style lr^ Amel* triacetate crepe 32 to 38. Pastel and basic price? Classic shapes in petent plastic with goldtone accents. 4- Spring hues to choose from! .•plus federal tax . �J Work Rules Can Mpke Your House Cleaning Easier Leo Frey,. * Kathryn Pw and | Rotemary Leiter attended a 4H I Achievement meet al the coun­ ty building Saturday with their leader, Mra. Leo Frey. * Mra ■Richard Kilgore waa a guest of Mra. Donna Wldrtg of Bellevue. Both women attended the : American Legion in Baltic Going to college Is aliU mainly Crock, a Mr. and Mra Robert an occupation for young people, rvrrta and family were Bunday but ft reixal on ago distribution evening caller* of hi* parents, Mr. and Sira Bail Ferri*. * Mra. Vorgelren Leonard and children called on her parent* Bunday. U-M Students Have55-Year Age Spread the Dowling Woman's Society ! who attended the district Spiri­ By Mrs. ftniiuld Proi/rotk tual Life Retreat leal Friday al Wesley Woode Camp Include: Juns Smith, Nellie Henry. Frieda o-.Uck. Myra Wright. Gertrude Gaskill and Luclllo Mackinder. Clara Rora anti Gertrude Gaukili ulro clteodlng the tfalur- Dowling Students Replace Cats, Dogs for Vet Clinic Visit o’clock Ulster at lho Wraiey Woods Camp. The Bonfield and Dowling 4H’era have their Winpat.ng in the service*. * The : lULttn at Mra. Wesley Edmond* include her «m, Hugh. end fam­ ily of Hiuungs. Mra. Edmonds .spent Saturday with her daugh- Rich in Tradition Joyce Baughman wlU bo partici­ pating in the junior stylo-revue Friday evening at the auditor­ ium in Central High School at Hastings. Member*. of the senior review scheduled for Saturday at th? auditorium representing Mackinder. The group will have the Dowling Club ara; Roxanne a carry-in supper followed by1 ■their monthly business and dis­ cussion meeting. * The WnmesCs Society of Dowling ehurch wifinx-ec Thuraday, April 15. Ro- She's following a (real tradition - the name j Ancarvtd assures that! It's the oldest, largest ringmaker in America - has by far the widest ’ choice ot exquisite, traditional designs. Do let as show you. They start for as little as $8. Live animal operations and re­ search projects aimed ultimately at Improving human and animal health will be among Uie fea­ tured attraction* when Michigan Bute University’s College of Vet­ erinary Medicine hold* it* open within the usual college years of 17 to 34. Michigan has hun­ house, April 10. dreds of students over the ago lot 30—mowtly in gntduale-pro- 30J. In Medical Sclkool. trio average waa 273. and In Gradu­ ate School, it wa* 313. By con­ tra*!. in the predominantly tuK :mla; plus experiment* tn phy*lology, pathology, ptaruutculogy .and para.'Ulolouy. Live operation* on various on!- Banfield - Vicinity Bunt'S by pretty details—button*. buw», little pleat* and tucks, embroi­ dery. pearl* and bcudlng. ot Mr. and Mra. Leo Prey. * The B*nfteld-Dow ling - Briw» MYF will meet Friday in the; Dowling Church at 7 pin. fur u special Lenten aervice. a The area churches will be gutwU of Uut Banfield Methodist. Church Friday, April 16, at 8 pm. for BEAUTIFUL FRIENDSHIP WEYENBERG SHOES Mra. Douglas Drago of Wiscon­ sin. * Last Sunday Mra. Rich­ ard Kilgore mid Dickie were dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Thursday Mra Kilgore drove to Detroit to get her mother. Mra. Mary KiblUun-T. who spent the It begins the moment you ease into a pair of these fine shoesT^ Here's comfort that makes friends instantly . . . and keeps them. Styling with dash, distinction and good taste, with workmanship to match. Our selection rangesjrom traditional brogues to highfashion slipons. . <*\ day al Ids home. * Mr. ur.d Gordon Buxton were Bun-1 jtfay dinner gucets of Mr. and Mrs. John Cragn id Albion. * Saturday Mra. Richani Kilgore ■and Dickie had dinner with Mr. and Mra. John Dnster In Battle Walkaway Comfort — exclusive Massagic construction assures healthful support and fit that needs no breaking iri Look them over . . . You‘11 see that Weyenberg shoes are carefully crafted in premium leathers. A LARGE SELECTION. OF All otherTiolidoys ond to commemorate most personal needs, such as Birthdays, Anniversaries, etc. LAPO Pharmacy 144 East State St. Count on enjoying them for a long time. CUT-HATE Olive Calfskin Clonic Algonquin Brogue Moccasin Mahogany Grain Clossic Long-Wing Brogue in Husky Grain the prettyas-a-picture\ window pump Block or Mahogany BONE. BLACK NAVY Block Grain or Oliva . . CUT-HATE �I Hubbard Hills Disturbed Pupils Have Special Needs By Mrs. Albert Cram Mrs. Adah Sharp waa taken to Spring Brook RcAdenca, MM E. • UM &», Grand Rapids, Monday. She la quite ill and Wl11 I* « Th. Owwould be glad to beer from her Mrralton men ware out looking friend* * Mra. Eschar Barg- over two farm* in this locality atrom came from Covtria, Calif., where they expect to do somo * to be near her ItiOtifc. She ia tmprovmenta uu, Bprlna Wadswcrth Bissel began vat on itaylng in Grand Rapid*. * Mrs. the farm tip purctvwsd from David Maine of Healings called Ray Jenkins last Bumrow. He on ixv folks. Mr. and Mrs. liarOld Bharpo Bunday. David baa experts to do soma romodaUng hna** * LaRue gone to Germany. * Mr. and V“* aon C4jlfd ® Mre. Programs for the emotionally handicapped pupil ranatttuto the most rapidly growing area In special education, according to William C. Morse, prafeanr of educational psychology at The University of Michigan Three factors ana rrapondWe. finding thcmaelveB under the same obligation hero as they have already basil far the re­ tarded. . ■ Whcti k child con be helped X) pressure felt by school per­ In tliLv manner, or erm hyglcnlsonnel to develop way* of taking oally sustained tn his home sod can of Increasing numbers of maladjusted pupils; S) govern­ ment support. "The trend U toward special WHATB AHEAD Little hate move doner to Ute head this aaaaon. look aoft and smooth in aheerv. cUka finely b**is, iiandllng difficult attuaUons that cannot be worked through in regular dass’oonui. Then- *zt also other approadits from ‘work therapy lo ‘group A play’of textures ocntly undertook a rcwearch proJccl to study public school classes for snotlonaliy and so­ cially discrurbtd. Financed by SPRING FEVER STRIKES AGAIN Whether you have a mild or a sarlout cate of “Spring Fever", you can be assured it will pass soon. But the best assurance of good health you can have Is a regular physical examination by your family Soft News Appear; In Gentle Fashion Starting with the theory that. Heated simplicity, new In youthIndlvtduallty Is the eawnoo of fuU verve, new in excellence of good testa and good faahton. new J**10 t*forta«’ ‘L *wrT prtM range, and new In thomany Spring style* develop the not1.1 JkrtaUoM on the theme of the. feminine, ladylike took In a dl-1— * ' scribe* far you. rely on our Resofl Pharmacist lo M your prescription accurately and promptly. VOURI ) PHARMACY AU in all. the fashion* of thia new season represent a gather­ inc together of recent fashion Necklace and Malching Bracelet, 5.00 each; Earrings, 4.00. prices plus Ux muted prettily JEWELERS paisleys color and perfectly. sp^NSTIMg', BERKSHIRE STOCKINGS An Easier outfit deserves the glamour touch of Berkshire StxkJnge. We have Just the ' oo/Sr to sei off your new costume. Al! sizes, all with Berkshire's famous Ny!o& ttc Bun-Barrier at top and too. $1.35 a pair JL-/ took for famous 'Trade-Name labels on the things you buy ... you'll find'them here! Prescription Pharmacy PhoM WI 5-2466 Parmaleoir Hastings 124 East State Street 126 East Stafa St. Like a slroke.of satin on wool... Trifari use* a gleaming strand to emphasize lhe exquisite textured finish of “Devonshire," a new jewel aeries in golden or platinum toned Trifanium. VPVEUE/^ Than have a fashionable Easter! to dark take on a mellow tone; navy looks richer, gray very young and frtxih. March on, In an Easter parade of fashions this yaai . . . the finest styling, black, often add the crisp touch at white, in iuelf an Important Spring ‘'color." Easter Beauty Starts with Spring fashion offer* a counter­ trend to the softly feminine styles. Dubbed “tough chic," this trend la somewhat sportive in Inspiration, with emphasis on a lean, spare, elegantly uncluttered look. New* to note for Spring in- You, too, con hove something new beneath "your" Easter flattering hair bonnet WI 5-5321 Vsc Banner Want Adtl Easter and All of Spring COATS------------ .1______ *19” A joyous reawakening... a rebirth of the beauties of nature and our own spiritual life . . . thia is the gift of Easter and one that unites people around the world in new hope and stronger faith. That you may share the glorious message of Easter with everyone you want to remember. Hallmark artists have created Easter cards of rare beauty-cards that are true reminders of the day’s promise and fulfillment. You’ll enjoy .. Attractive New Style DRESSES to *29” *7” to *19” Exciting HATS in all shapes for Spring .. *l”ond up FASHION JEWELRY for Easter & Spring ifrom *1°° __ ..... ....from *100 GLOVES ... the perfect touch selecting designs from our complete Hallmark collection of Easter cards that perfectly express what you feel in your heart, .“When you care enough to send the very best." 4 Soo Our Selections of Luscious Foster Candy in Russell Stover and Sanders Easter Eggs - Chocolate Rabbits and Eggs All sizes of Box CandiesEASTIR GIFTS in famous fragrances by Tussy . . . Max Factor . . . Shulton . . .Old Spice iLlitfr.* Lanvin . . . Faberge . . . DuBarry lA^/NDC JACL7DO Prescription Fhormocy 120 Eo«t Stoto 5[. Smart HANDBAGS for every occasion ... ...._________ *2” to *7” BLOUSES for every Spring outfit--------- *2” ond up Little Girl COATS, too . . . priced from .. ........L..*5”to»IO” tool for famous Trade-Name' labels on the things you buy... you'll find them here! Parmaleeir 124 East Stats Street �Hv Wr* ,Wcrv lackton B, Mr.. M«ry /««•«« w Mra Harold Kenyon spent UaM 10 different kinds of binK |fioo£y *Uh her daughter. Mra| Jerry Adims of tha Qraat ,nio<n^ VwuWwtw fWn-mining station was lb' tn Clarksville. * Mra Jack oVcr tho weekend with hte ’ tb, n- Render has been in t^rnnf^t the who Mr bale in U»£ ce ra cLllf for tiwXut tlwX reined hX Sunday UK.lt3 rc^n™ ■““* Doctor, *“»• “■ had planned.to jedn on Mrs. Facility nciuc Saturday.—*Mr--The M(dleal them Saturday but was unable QrafmiUer and to do so. * Mr. and Mra Rus- ££ « Kalamaioo wrre dinner .ell Bender and Beverly were hre Barents. Mr. and Middlrvillp MiaalCVllie —— I ting • Pale Hues Coloring Spring I M Fittingly far Hprlng. the aea- The week Circle met at the home uuuwr u. ma, Mrs. kiuxi ie.iv.ta-. of^dra John Joustra Thursday, dcr and children of Orabeau * The Senior MYF said there Head Sunday. . | vm, Saturday “JV" IlliIte a truck for their paper Mr. and Mra Raymond Fink- her rnothw. Mn £ J_?.u^ drive at the MMhodlM Church Bn<1 fanjpy were in Lan-, and sorij^ul and O«*gwy rf on Thuraday. April •. * that The' sing „ Sunday. r „ nii Mra MKtJSTcUr^Ctrete. 8un<3,J' * * »« Mr. and Mra *P«nt w Peterson. softly Umlnoue and mtaty. White « muU and praciae or bold and L-™. STow rtmr. clear cotar. It Lemon. apritex. orchid peach e* and~ Kiowa. refrtalimgly. in comblna- and blowom pink are just a few arty. tn® more twn with *uch lualre o' black of lhe hue* that give Bprlng Ing cotore make a aplaab. Forrest Bendt,. wu» commercial , — in Florids the last fuw months, unded tlw MlcWpin BuxliulM am.; Rebeckah Circle with Mra start for home this wrek. They Educational Association at LanSnyder at 1:30; Miriam Circle TL-.rn.ta. I»wta. Uta w«u. » with Mrs. Clayton Bennett at in Hesperia. Canada, before to- Mra. Ozro I terec U ---------- --------------------- turning home. * Mr. and Mra. daughter and husband. Mr. and Shumway at B pm, and Esther Wellman and JuJte and Mra. Wilbur Gibbs, In KjLvnaCircle with Mra fMtta Boraum JttnK ot New Castle. Ind, spent too. * Mr. and Mra William at Iihc weekend with Mr. and Mra CampbeM to expected thto Friday Mr and Mrt Ralph Brower Walter Wellman * Mr. and from Mayville where Mr. and'daughter of Cntama wm. Mra. Robert Whitfcrdof Davis bell1 A Handsome We're ready for Sorter. Choore the etylee you wont and like at price* you can't afford to mini your constant your SUIT is by CURLEE Vherever you go, whatvtft you do. you know Skinny Coats for Spring Take to Supple Shapes j Coats on the skinny side, but trim and a maximum of lady­ superbly soft and supple, pro- like good taste. v I d e ladylike coverage far Spring's "gentlewoman" fash- the neckline, act small and high or notclwd — and fresh-looking u the double collar on notched with high shaping, and some­ time® a flare at the hemline. vneates back bells, then, on paring down to tivo slender look all-around leather belts. at the hemline. ' High-placed small pockets. ou’re well-dressed in our Suit by CURLEE. Careful attention to oiloring detail* . . . fob- ics and patterns that are is timely as today—these ire the qualities that set ;URLEE opart from ordiicry suits. Come In and iut on a CURLEE Suit— hen see how good you $5500 to s7450 New50ring Accessories who would think nylon straw could look so high fashion? A re- pocket - directions Sptmg coote 8 it's the cobra-covered toe that does it! fly front closings for both coats Farblca for coate are sheerer and suite. Ncwreit of all looks and smoother. Lightweight wool- It’s cool, it’s smart, it’s American Girl-jjficed. What are you waiting for? tic. some experts believe, of a wlwlc new approach to fashion, «*U fc. dwuort Ki ta held ektae to crochets, eloques. flattened tweeds, mohair* and shetlands. >».“*»•.“ ““T' **tanmu - whltao ond PB|> NAVY or LIME GREEN hamline: some are cut on theiTl,'£\>R,^?RA ’'n’a' I -i Bench .gfajamax and culottea | look dramatic and new In gauzy I ,1 butterfly prints. ____ I Spring the look shows up n fined and femlnlnlzed. *11 high, get-ln sleeve; high soft shaped bodice; skinny lines wil a touch of ease. It's a young look, and i too. Is the Chctam influence, lerrt recent arrival from Englan Tlito. Springs' Ci»elrea look stamped by tong pointed co Ila Equally youthful are e that take their inspiration 1 the Norfolk jacket—tong-wi ed. often with eUpthrough t ahapcltnesa prevails in c’ uncluttered, with a minimum Unskilled Jobs Not Expected To Increase A changing economy to pc huge adjustments for Michij education system, a Mich State University extension le M®K1TW@O@K)T FELTS. SHIRTS The number of unskilled jo in Michigan will be the sanin Ing to Willkun J Kimball, ex­ tension program leader In com­ munity rreourre development. cation for akllled Job* win be by Von Houten and Shapely FASTER $895 SPORT SHIRTS JEWELRY and Too! LEATHER GOODS nwear by Guidemaster by Hickok Sir, Jacket and Gordon Furguson WAUANT10 TO SI A__ Kendleton"__ Trade Mark Reg. U.S. Pai. OH. FINDUTON WOOllN MILU FortUnd. Ore. 10O1 VlrgU Wool will receive much of their In­ come as adults from unemploy­ ment compensation and welfare payments. Forty percent more youths are IMO-a than In the iMO'a. he ^H50 port Jackets by three farm youths move to urfran areas for employment. ’The great increase tn jobs will be in white collar «cupa_ .__ . - Sorry, a thump or a poke won't tell you if a carpet's any^ood. Or a tug or a be For instonce?Yuke the bock bend test. Some people think if a carpet’s hard to bend it must be strong. Nothing could be more wrong, A cheap, badly mode carpet con be almost impossible to bend. An expensive, high pilq^gpl might bend quite easily. Carpet tests don't praB^> thing (Unless they're done PENDLETON GARMENTS ary or higher education-to pro- For Spring and Summer If it's a LEES carpet from HASTINGS 'Agriculture U a highly sidJ]- $6.95 or $22.95. We sell only first quality carpets, like LEES. And we stand behind every carpet we sell. HASTINGS FLOOR COVERING '■Dress Well . . . You Can't Afford Not To" We Rent Formal Wear FLOOR COVERING you're safe. Lees make first quality carpets, whether you pay ooments, "and only Ukm with skilled and scientific training will find occupations in agri­ culture." H44M McPlt&diti Meti^ WeaA. of "Pendleton" Men's ond Ladies' Sportswear ’How to get o carpet you dkn trust: Find out who made it. Buy from a reliable store. For Ladies and Gentlemen Central Auditorium, Tonight, Thuraday, April 8—8 p.m. ofMsnwo at the mill.) tweded.- ... See Them at the BPW FASHION SHOW <38 E. State St. Four Common Carpet Tests What Can They Tell You... Michigan, Kimball continues, do not complete high school. DOT1 Kb FOR DASH 123 West State Street, Hastings * Phone WI 5*51 IB Quality Materials and Guaranteed Workmanship Lees Vivacious AU AC RI LON ACRYLIC FACE PLUSH SURFACE TEXTURE �I I r The Price of An Easter Bonnet — Sell Your Don't Needs Here! See the New Car Trade-Ins" Get Sei for Miles of Spring Driving Pleasure jm r*a aa* 4««ri*od m (alto..: to wl>: Lot 1. MUAl.till. Dawn. Adlltlaa la U. ViUma at UlWl.rilte Bae- 220 W. Slot. - Qualify MerchondiM Used Cor Lof across from Food Center. Also, Cars ot rear of Dodge-Dealership. Ir'rCuUn >a?d.**<B*ht*<Hw>,3eXi a«/io» &oiu». mi. Calendar of Spacial Events PRE-SPRING SPECIALS warranty. condition. -K6N THURSDAY, APRIL K BPW ANNUAL STYLE HyoW8 pm. in Central Auditorium Proceed* go for Scholarship Fund. TUESDAY, APRIL IB 1962 FORD GALAXIE 5M KIWANIS TRAVEL PICTURE— 2 Dr. Hardtop V8 automatic. James Metcalf takes us on ............... -......................... 61188 "Wing* to Puerto Rico.” See the rich colors of the ocean IBM MERCURY COMET that laps on sandy beaches, 3 Dr. Hardtop. 8 cyl. engine. 1H1 PONTIAC the green rugged mountain* Std. tran*. ........................ 814M that cover three-fourth* of the . . . Catalina Convertible. Red Uland, and Utah field* of pine­ with white top and matching 1982 MERCURY CUSTOM apple*. Central Auditorium, 8 4 Dr. Hardtop One owner new pm. Custom 4 Dr. Sedan: Autom*- Dll CHEVROLET NOTICES "It* Tima to Use 1942 MERCURY MONTEREY -81486 1M2 FORD STATION WAGON < Dr...................................81,095 NOTICES Francisco's SPRAY" a Shade and Fruit Tran 1M» L1LC. PICKUP 4 Wheel Drive. Demonstrator. NN CHEVROLET ... 4 Dr. Station Wagon. VB 1M1 FORD ECONOLINK BUS 0 Passenger. Std. trans, with radio. Extra good condition. 00 Til UNDERBIRD ... White finish with beige lntwtor, fully equipped. One TRANSPORTATION SPECIALS SALE!! (Starting Wed.. April 7) • Scab 45 ACRES ON COATS GROVE ROAD-Half mile east of M-66. Call Lansing 3W-0245 or see • Mealy Bugs • Leaf Spot aud BUmark Avenue*. • Rust Blight BLAIR’S FARM & GARDEN 231 W. Stat. IN OLDSMOBILE 19M ‘CHEVROLET Nomad 4 Dr. Station Wagon 8 cyl. Autojnatlc trans.............. ............ |7M PONTIAC OLDS CADILLAC Ph. 5-2478—107 N. Michigan Ave Hastings, Michigan trode-ia> to be brought in. acr Terramycm A, p'Fortified Are You Planning ventxon or treatment ot pup- to Do Any Fencing This Spring? abfcicMW, atropine rhinitis, lep­ tospirosis ana stress problems. GOINGTO*USE'bARbT^ ___87M 1868 DODGE Used Chain Saw*. Lawn Mow- m» FORD 4 Dr. Country Sedan. LARKE BUICK 1959 LINCOLN Premier 4 Dr. Sedan. ................................. MM IMS MERCURY CONS’. ....M46 CHEVROLET Mahler Motor Sales 1435 S. Hanover WI 5-2426 LINCOLN-MERCURY DEALER 1910 N. Michigan Ave. 1963 CHEVROLET 4 Dr.; bkia maun-c. eufoiMlx. r*4». w/wslls, Like nmvl FARM IMPLEMENTS Used Farm Machinery 1963 BUICK talobra 2 Or.; autonuHc. CmcOP•<«MEIy dean. Ona vwnu. TRACTORS: —1051 John Deere w/power block. New ber. Hydraulic. Like new 11 1963 CHEVROLET Balere, Manure Spreader*, Rakes and Several New Farm Tool*. Don't miss this sale if you want to save money. If yoa don't like “our" price—make u* an oiler! FRANCISCO» FARM SUPPLY M-17 So, - N«w . IUn,o3.l ■ luwlr KAECHELE'S 305 S. Ck.rcli GOING TO REPLACE A GATE? NEED FENCE POSTS? "FARM BUBEALFS shipload buying mean* Beller Products Farm Bureau Services WI 5-2223 LANDBANK tribe tor. several good Used 3- and 4- jn_ GOODYEAR BROS 11 4 Wednesday only. Large Selection Ladle* SPRING COATS and SUITS FARMERS . . . Tima Again!" Get Mir Fertiliser Prices FORD PICKUP save you moneyi iduik or BoffU) • before you buy. We can NEW WATERPROOF TARP Root our Spreader for 50c 18 a 13—811.86 1900 K*0 WANTED-Somecne to take over payment* on 1864 Venus Mo­ bile Home. Phone 045-5811 1’none * Boots OUTBOARD MOTOR TUNEUP cury outboard new boats and trader*. See u* for a Spring Special. Wheeler Marine serv­ ice. Nashville, Mich. OL 3-2861 5/8 ★ BiMineta Opportunities 845-2126. FURNISHED APTS FOR RENT LEGAL service, cabinet and displays. PECANS OR Outotanding fringe benefit*, including a liberal slate contributory insurance program and an ex­ cellent retirement plan, plus social security. For all information, contact the Perooonel Office, PorS Custer State Home. Box 248. Augusta, Michigan, or any Michigan Employment SecurAN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER WALNUTS INSIST ON MICHIGAN DOT­ TED OA81 See Carl ft Betty* Appliance* before you buy I South. Lovely Cape Cod Homo month. Phone Grand Rapid* MCCULLOCH-WRIGHT—PIO­ NEER - (Salos and service) iw». Compute Chain 4/M investigate Hasting* Height* ★ Household Goods 44 x 120’ BUILDING — Located 143 W. Division, Freeport, Mich. NEW 4c USED PUMPS—New in­ stallation* and remodeling. Suitable for a variety of busi­ Powell’S Plumbing Co. Free eaness or storage opportunities. Will sell with small down payMiddleville SY 0-3843 evening*. SY 5-3M4 day*. tf Full price only 815.1XX). Large inventory of automotive equip­ ment available if desired. Call condition, with ail cleaning accollect for appointment. R. L powcr polLsh- GET YOUR WATER SOFTEN­ ER SALT AT PAHM BUREAU Load Buying Hauling*. Phone WI 5-5118. tl EXPERT TAILORING Spring Cleaning Time 11 5714. County Special Edu. to fit most sweeper* are available atSTEURYB BLBCTRIC, DOWS Puts New Home ON YOUR LOT 887.70. Monthly paymenu 87.TO. Phone 845-8431. a rubber stamp with your new ZIP Code manner. Three-line tr.crchandiie, operation of fork lift truck* and delivery equip­ ment. ouUlde work loading and SPRAGUE LANDSCAPE SERV­ unloading trucks, building maICES—Moke arrangements now 8336. ThU include*, postage and cals* tax. Burpee's BpecBhoppe. DHtaa. Mich. maintenance. Mowing, trim­ ming and spraying. Phone LOT OWNERS! $50 welcome any used clothing, duties, utensils, etc. The pro­ ceed* from the re-sale of these totners, new position* are avail­ appUSDoe repair. able for intelligent men who SINGER AUTOMATIC ZIG ZAG have demonstrated personal —With lovely drawer space cabi­ net. Dial control for hundreds ^PersoMb and employment background. indoor Interest who can work with numbers and enjoy work­ ing with and servicing cus­ tomers with building materials dm. near school, ga* furnace, newly decorated. Reference*. inquire ANYWHERE IN MICHIGAN, OHIO, INDIANA. Monthly payment as low a* 843. 15-year Built and financed by HOME-: STEAD CORP, no divided re­ sponsibility. Beat spring rush. DARWN BENJAMIN ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS— PO. 111. Meetings Tehphone Monday. I pm. round employment, hospital and life paltf. paid holidays, POWER SPRAYING - Fence T^E FATMAN—Private Dote.row*, lawn and garden* Herbi­ uniform allowance, paid per­ Uve 24-Hour. Shadowing. Tape, cide*, fungicides and pesticide*. sonnel development and train­ Foto-Film Evidence. Nation­ GUNSMITHING SKRVWBSprague Landscape . Service*. ing plan, sickness plan. Select­ wide, Confidential. Cali WO Rebluing, restocking, repairing. Lake Odeau 174-4761. •’ ed applicants will take voca4-2446 or Write ih North Wo tell guni, scop*., ammunltwnal aptitude examination* to 11'30 »gun cases, slings, swiveU qualify for this job. If Inter­ everything needed for your ested reply In your own hand­ writing. Hating employment 10440 K o«bn. 4MU>. »». L.po MAPLE SYRUP FOR SALE — ■ east at experience, length of time in Phone Nashville OL 3-0218, '02. Doug thu area, references. Indicate ' 4/tt expected yearly income. Your HAVING A PARTY* — fUgoh reply will be held In strict con­ TABLE PAPA —For piaUoe, Bowl ar Cup* (up to 000). family reunion*, lot* of use*. fidence 1! requested. Blue DI*Available al small rental fee 40“ by Wf. 8IA0 at The BanCall Episcopal Parish Houm or 3 - BEDROOM HOME WANTED Personnel Dept. 25 Avenue O. Battle Creek. Mich. • 4/61 .FOR MORE BEAUTIFUL HAIR within 30 minutes of Hastings’ Phone 210-548-3144. BE INDEPENDENT—Sell Rawleuth Products in H*«Un«». FARM BUREAU WI NICK SURPLUS options. cm caih and cany building supply operation. The job Is WALK UP AND SAVE! * */a “IPs Fartilix.r fraternal or recreational 116 NORTH MICHIGAN AVE­ NUE FOR RENT - Space for ★ Naticw Michigan. SPRING HATS, PURSES and GLOVES hiiIMMIiml 1961 other 79. Two minute* from ville. Good wages and co able living. OL 3-8015. Good Choice nt COTTON BLOUSES A SKIRTS >962 BUICK 4 Or. LMebra. Power .taating *nd “•iM. MMMfic. On* owner. AarUun, laTma, I Buy Used Mobil* Hanes ,. CEREAL CUTE MOBILE HOME 8AU» opportunities and employee benefit*. Must be a hub *chool and have a car. Phone Mr. Howard, WI 5-3434 ’ Local Finance Corp. 113 8. Jefferson 8L * Help Wanted Phone 045-0415 —John Deere H*y Conditioner. Excellent conditioner. Schult* Roll Out Rooms all* Otat rinbBMi branch manager.' Rapid ad- LOANS EASTER DRESSES for “MW and “Mra." conditioner hook up. Real good paymenu on IBM Chevy II Many A-i snspe. 1962 RAMBLER Your Opportunity iwa FORD FOR SALE — New Urcs, good condition. (300. J. Meat, Lake Oaeaaa. Rhone 374- HOU8EKEEPER—Couple or wo­ man, to live In with one gentle- Open Friday 0 am. to 5:30 pm. WANTED—To come in start­ ing April U from 7:30 am. Jo 5 pm. Call OL 3-4303 after 5:30. 4/15 MALE HOSPITAL ATTENDANTS Tubular Steel. Ofllce hour* will be from 1962 CHEVROLET cated on Algonquin lake. Call pentcr A Automotive GOING TO USE FIELD FENCE? WI 5-5352 GOOD AS NEW STORE 3-BEDROOM MODERN COT- Elevator, Middleville and Dci- WI 5-3158 M-37 South 4/8 Hasting - Plumbing Sarvica FOR FAST 24-HOUR FILM transportation. Reply to Box 073 cjo Haatlngs Ranner 4/8 your regular ration. Call now ■FIRST COME— FIRST SERVED” IMS MERCURY .. 4/15 INTERNATIONAL 660 TRACTOB with five-bottom plow for z-aaie—1800 hr*. Phone WI 6­ ' 2284 evening*. 4/8 WI 5-5912 GOT SICK PIOS, CALVES, DAIRY CATTLE UR BEEF— MUST REDUCE . . . te> make room for •aa, Hastings Grand Rapids 1, Michigan, giving present o-cupaUon, time available and past experience. Residents of other communities in Barry, Allegan and Eaton Counties, please note. 4/8 STALK SHREDDERS—For Rent Francisco Farm supply, M-37 MATURE WOMAN to do home60, WI 6-5150. u INVENTORY REAHM MOTOFSALES Please call Delton 758-3506. BUI Seymour, R3 Bellevue. Two PART-TIME INVESTIGATOR for Hastings and vicinity. No selling or canvassing. Must be tve high Curl • Rod Spider Mito Spring House Cleaning FRESH MILK COWS FOR SALE, ONE OR ALL — Abo some good feeder steers. Would like to rent pasture by May 1 • Control of Poach Leaf VI engine, standard tranamb- I960 BUICK Ute Banner Want Adil Classified Paragraphs ORTHO DORMANT 1X3 PONTIAC . . Starchief 4 Dr Sedan Many extra*/maroon and white 19M LINCOLN CONTINENTAL .-J- srrissr&s: CARDS Of THANKS & IN MEMORIAMSy-Zc par word. WI 5-3903 or WI 5-2454 00 OLDSMOBILE . . . Dynamic 88 4 Dr. Sedan. 4 Or. Uatkon Wagon; « cyl BOAUD fMMMIl • nt asfi-i USED CAR LOT yd OLDSMOBILE , . . Beautiful white Starfire Coupe Blue interior, all the extras and fully guaranteed. WI 5-2125 .rm DISPLAY CLASSIFIED—$1.25 nor loch h, slagh iosartioo. 85c par • Prlcod to Fit Your OCJ OLDSMOBILE bwqUm CASH 0ATI—2 We oar Dodg*-Oart Dock, mileage. tJB OLDSMOBILE . D>:uunlc 88 3 Dr. Hardtop, yilly equipped, green and vtUM tutoae, above average TUr HARTINGS BANNKJL--7 sonca MINIMUM RATE—50c for Tw.nty Word.. at Hastings Motor Sales U64 CHEVROLET . . impale 3 Dr. Hardtop BOAB I> or COMMIMIOKBI LEGALS CLASSIFIED AD PAGE HASTINGS BANNER PHONE WI 5-3481 aruund. Write staviCB tf| romm-n™ f-r pu«e «U MmUDV. �NOTICE or IOBPEIT I ■ *»n hoti 5—THE HASTINGS BANNER CARD OF THANKS Wr wish to extend our sincere lhahki and appreciation to the neithbor<i. irtends and relatives fot their many sets of kindness during the IltoMs and death ot our loved one: for the wonderful out received while she was a patient at Pennock Hospital; to Rev. Lowell for hlfl many call* and comforting words; to Mra. Lowell and Mr and Mra. Lloyd BrecheUcn for their music Also lhe pallbrarrts. May God richly bless each ot you. . . The Carl Hewitt Family CARD OF THANKS I wish to Uiank Dr Myers, nurses and nurses' aid* al Pen­ nock Hospital for their wonder­ Rodnkk. ful care Thanks also to my rela­ Nalamalno. M tives. friend* and. neighbors for cards, flowers end visit* during my illnes* Charles Rice CARD OF THANKS The Hastings Shrine Club thank* all who bought ticket* for and attended our recent Saladin Band and Variety Show Because of y<rtr purchaae. Uie show wa* very successful in ral*ing money which will go to help CARD OP THANKS Many thanks to Dra. Finnle, crippled, underprivileged or Phelps and Finnic, the nurses burned children from Ulis area Also many thanks to our patrons. and nurses’ aids, for the good Hastings Shrine Club care while I was In the hospital. Also all of the friends, relatives. IN MEMOR1AM Senior Class at Lakewood. Bus In loving memory of our No 18. Coats Grove LAS and the GAA for the gifts, flowers, cards mother and grandmoUier. Annet­ ta Scobey, who passed away one and calls. year ago today. Terri Allerdlng You left thl* world of sorrow And are free from pain and harm CARD OF THANKS Now rest tn peace and comfort David C. Spaw—I wish to ex­ In lhe bleased Saviour’* arm*. tend my heartfelt thanks and appreciation for the act* of kind­ God took her home. ness. messages of sympathy, me­ It wa* His will morials and beautiful floral of­ Within our hearts ferings received from my kind She llveth *UH. friends, neighbors and relatives Harley. Ruth and Michelle Earl during my recent bereavement In lhe loss of my beloved husband. I MpectaUyNvnnt to thank Rev. LEGALS David Honeywell. Ivan Smith and Um pallbearers for their xoncra ot oalb wonderful scrvicea. IX r0*»0L08U*B Betty and Judy Ann BY ADVEBTIMMBITT Mr. and Mra. Kenneth Spew NatlM l» kwvby «(»•■ U>»« 4»<iull Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Oates as* Mtarert ta U» ««4lil.». at tw« Mr and Mrs Tom Haines and family Mr. And Mrs Robert Gates lei «t Amtriu. *• Bwlfirw. and family «u 4*t»4 A**ut 34. I*!*- >erard*4 Aiurart ss7 10*4 LlWe 1*8 •< Mr. and Mrs Charite Wilcutt I m. &*O In U. B*«l.l*t . Otoe* tat B»«y Ca»»ty. Mlekinn. ■■4 lk« (Ikve 4*1.4 April t*. WO. CABD OF THANKS r«e»r4»4 «a Avril IS. 10*0 ta UUr We wish to express our heart- l*r»I MartgsgM. Pag* *M <» felt thanks and appreciation for •fflr*: ra*l »«mant la a grevlalaa al the many act* ot kindneat, mee- ■aid woruarra. aald k*« ■agts of sympathy, the beautiful tl.ri.4 ta Aariara (*• "hale 4abl ra floral arrangements, and leu­ eur*4*lkar*by lo Vo now 4o* *»4 kemia fund offerings received 'tkare la <M aa* vayabta a« from neighbors, friends, relatives lk« 441* al tkH aaiir* n»aa tka 4«H ■nd izw«i 414 at tl>e Ume of our •*enr*4 by m)4 mortcare* lha.«»" TatntT'M* Ikentkna alrbt bonderd sorrow and tot* We especially ■t.trXa * St/100 (48I.4MJ1I. aa4 ,.! GALE HODXkll. Izmir aaruaw, «... . - ------------- ------ — chairman of the church board, Hadley Kigar and Lawrence 125 Lakewood Students On 6- Week’s Honor Roll d.fanll rtad' o“'"tbirIf'*( 10Mar*a* un.Irra Used -III MMBUMW frit >ald Laad Coo Iran at thair tloa and wllhoai (artbar nollr* FUBUCATIOM OBOE*. . DAHL 8. SCOTT LETHA E. RCOTT PUBLICATION OBDEB fflt d«E S ld il r i z i p a iff PUBLICATION OBDBB. HWV nr Miehln for »» Ctmntv at 1 ItlrhOM M.'Ban* Altorii.y tor Op. H.iNao Minfo FUtUOAtlQN OBDEB. buia at Mlehtean. Probata Coati ! Middleville O.E.S. Chapter. Mra. Bchondelmayer had lived mound Middleville, except for a short period spent in Grand Her husband waa iiaViino •rwn Bunts, 80S S. Vo'jnr. Ck.ner Nss<k Bl. Nuuy Jtnkias.. l« W. Kl.’WftL! lAslonUy ; Jaftra'y liarUaa 401 S. Ark. Aarti Brooks. County line. Arthur. Robert and Daren ot reveld. Joyann Kime, Phyllis Grund Rapids; Edward. Spring Montague. James McVay. Bren- Pleasant Valley ' .ty Mrt. ElM Blank 81 Cl.rk.vW. IV».|4>« The local buslneaa conference meeting la Tuesday evening at Mra. William For Records mlltenUy. e US. Army Support Ten members of the HasUngx Hasting^ and nu Augusta «u»« uu,g»w (Rupka) Brandt. Stephen Miller's Thursday. April Vietnam. March 27. Kiwanls Club, led bv Provide He married Geneva Lance on 8th. A quill 11 to be quilted. * : . '.T1ON OBDEB. Mra. Fred Bawdy's Saturday evening. * The Alto Garden Club postponed March meeting will be held Wednesday. April 7, with I o'clock luncheon. The April meeting will be April 21st. Alto Church. Methodist Fellow­ ship room. ■Uw, Bank <allal in we Ma Ruby Wall Wednesday of last Marine Lieutenant Colonel Da- club development committee for, (Betty) Green of Portland and is a patient at Pennock Hospital is steadily improving. Klwanl* International in Mich- Mra Vernon (Evelyn) Brock of Doxey ot Woodland Is serving *— -Woodland; five sons. Ray and with the Pint Marine Brigade, Young Is the last living mem- ' Max ot lake Odtws, Donald of which recently departed Its home her of the founding group which11i Ionia. Kenneth of Woodland and David Patrick. Mra. Dale Zook base in Hawaii for duty in the started the International organ!- i and Mra. Violet Miller will be at the school all through the glnally scheduled to participate The Hastlngi Club wm award- I (Grieg) (Grace) Bawdy of Clarksville in the West Coast Hjvy-Marine cd a ribbon few having attained and Mra Allen (Frtedal Corey of day. * Mr. and Mrs. James Corps' Exercise 'Silver Lance" In a perfect attendance month । Grand .Ledge, and two brotbera, Briggs of Lowell were evening late February, but was cancelled during April of 1964. Another Frank of Ionia and Robert of out when the international siluclub for achleveing a 100 per­ family were Sunday . afternoon The First Marine Brigade Is one visitors and also st Uie Melvin ot our community's unique fight­ cent rating In the Klwanl* Club Pleasant Valley rating plan. Btarbardk * Mr. and Mra. Floyd ing units. It la the only known Lists Pre-Easter combat unit In the world In which air and ground elements Church Sarvic.s ncaday evening. live and train together under the the Sprjng meeting. same roof, and Is under the Mr. and Mra. David Patrick In State-wide competition, the trol of a single tacUcal group from Grace Brethren Bunday evening, April 11, there Church who held a service 8un- If i • FOR Grand Rapid. offtcUled and advises the armed forces of the Spring divisional meeting Mon- county and came to this area In Republic of Vietnam on training. He had lived In ti>e Woodbury um of equipment and tactical Carousel Mountain Ski Lodge. operations. Tinkler entered lhe near Holland. area for the last 33 yeara. An Army in April. 1#<W. completed basic training at Fort Leonard Wood. Mo., and «raa last sta­ ot Detroit, Governor o( lhe tired in 1P81. tioned at Port Devens. Mass. Michigan District. i Previous to his Lansing an­ other parts of the meeting1 ployment ite was engaged in graduated In 1962 from Hastings wrrv conducted by Frank O farming. High School. Before entering the Staiger. Michigan district secre-; Surviving are hla wife: four Army, he wm employed by Has­ tary - tmwurcr. Also tn atten- tteughiera, Mra. Harold (Hazel) tings Piston Ring. dance were Gil Pruitt and Harry Inux and Mra. Harrison (Ruth) PUBLICATION OBDEB PUBLICATION OBDEB PUBLICATION OBDEB PEMVOCK03 tn Grand Rapids, wren held at 2 pm. Saturday at the Beeler DELTON —' Funeral Home at Middleville. Armed Twml Hastings Kiwanis ton of Mr. and OF DISTINCTION THE SHERWOOD AGENCV Ifaaw Ha.tlnxa. Mick* and Ivah Eckman. R2 Hastings, is home on a 10-day leave. He will return to Ft. Rucker, Ala , where he is stationed. INSURANCE past prraldent Richard Land, which wm visited by Mr. Other Harting. Kiwanlan. rt be the Verlin Kauffman and tons of Re/AlLTvolie^ Caaoadc, Mary Kauffman and Pauline Kauffman wvre Sunday RODUT W. SMIRWOOD. Mp. □XDEB TO* APPEABANCE INCOMI TAX MIVICI Insurance ond Bonds PUBLICATION OBDBB. JERRY ANDRUS C. w. SPENCtR State Farm Insurance AUTQ — HU Joy Reed. Lvonne Siweinski. Lsl! cllle Suntken, Diane Thampoon. I Noel Walker and Jeff Wells. Coraa (Lillian) Scliondebnaycr. who died Wednesday morning. News Notes- 3 Receives Awards lUtliaca. Michigan. MEMORIAL MONUMENTS Hastings All Forms of rv-.nl. Rites Tuesday nSrrt|k«*'v**r CKI«BI<M 1 sn» ■aid learuaao* »a4 tka *mu »ad AlaSarattatonao allowM by law am *arb frtrtlnrt** aata Tk* raj.wloa wri­ .. OBDSB. ng In tkla tarantata** la oa* y**r frnm k( Mkhlrsn. TU PrVbits <he A*te fit .Ik*, tai*. tka Coiwiy at Barry. _ Dated (*!• 3»>b dan at Jannae* 1SS*. • r Christina GraslMtr. D»rxtTirn rrsTts or amxric*. Meranteo . • ■ By Ctarb W. HUI. IVOS, ar 10:00 a,td. In t*a Prob Ae|1n> Alain Dirnaiar _ Cimriraea. Haatlno, Mlebl.an, Parinert Kniaa Admlnlrlettloa V.g. nnwaetra.nl rd Anltalux Bail LMriag, Mlchl<M Offlca Hours / Man. D Wad. I to *♦ F.M. 945-9415 irinVin "P farmer. : Nancy Leak. Paul Idvtngrton.1 Funeral services were held Mrs. Gore Is survived by a utc Maemekr. Ron Makiey, Tueaday for William C. Brandt. sister, Mn Elizabeth Purdy of Barbara Mros. Nancy Petrie, " ---- ------ “* Lansing; five brothera. Albert. Norwin Pierce, Waiter Reed. George and Joseph Crosby of Donna R0U,h. Chris Sayer. I th interment In Woodland Portland. Robert of Holt and Vicky Sherman. Chris VanAntWalter of Lake Odessa. I werp. Nancy VanBurtn. Lorry Barcan! c at the Woodbury United Brethren Cluirch offl| Vojtrch. and Carol Wilson. l*Ht>urall"n ana a hidfl M pror|d»4 by ■ "Philip If. MilchalL S. Michigan Ave. HASTINGS __ v. W1U. 2.73; Rick Abbey. Cindy Campbell Mary Beth Goodyear. Linda Bkedgvll. Greg Wood.T5; Nina Bryan. Ruth Elliott. Fran­ ca Ford. Greg C. Glllons. Doris Hale. Mary Rein. Cheryl Schanta and Terry Williams, 325 William Brandt tv mA ilka, uantr^ta ■^*6»jbojb;r«"=> I»7k Xv •» M*r‘i|4a rttdreoafT PUBUCXTIOM OBDBB Slat* ot Mleklraa. Probata Coon tar lb. Coantv ot Barry Eatat* of Ofnn Vanrbn. All«(*dlr Moatally Inronmatnat. File Na. 14.4IS. It la (>rd.rnd. That co Avril SO. 1»M. at 10:00 AJf.. ta tka Profctt. Coartroom. Haatlara. Miraliaa. a b.artac N. b»ld on lb. volition ot Beatrie. M. Fiak.r tor th. anpoiae mint ot a (aardla* Of tb. .aid dire *Pab"lealtan and aorrk. ahatl b* .. .,...11^ .t.tut* anA roan Funeral Services „ For Middleville ■ tvimr. Woman Saturday and Elaine Roush. . Lon Smith. John Strickland. Ada Roberta. Wyoming, and 'Carol Strong. Paul Stuart. Con- Mra Myrtle Dick. Hastings, and nle Ticknrr. Phil Townaend. Bob two brothers. Charles Hoyt, Vo]tech, and Sandl Woodman. Fn-cport. and George Hoyt, ■ Seniors — Lorna Ainsworth. Plainwell. her death. Mra. uorc waa wan on uiujr ------ —— — -—------ • — .37. 1901, tn Odom TbwnsWp. Oarr. Bonnie Carter. Bob the daughter of William and El- 5H.----siu.-B~ 90?1* Colby. Linda len (Jonra) Crosby She wm a n,*rk nf,nnb' Bv«,rtr John Fteher, Janice Healey, wx• rv 1 life-long resident of tint com1 Gloria Hecht. Randy Hewitt, LHCS 31111(13VJ Robert Hines. Sandra Hough.; J’ Philip H. Hltak.il. 301 . .. -- Mrs. Polly Gore Dies Suddenly Here Monday IM W. Rial. Htrt. Hutlari. Michigan ot Ml*’Barty « Wta rtwl dnor at tka Cnrlhourt In Haitlnra. In tko Oo«»)r *< BirtT. Atata of Mlcbl tan, 4*14 btar. bain*’ ,tt*y vtat* at Harold L. Miller, •’«< • Kent Murphy, Kitty Ru»h I i Principal Donald Gill has anDenny Storrs. »-2S. fe nQ'n>ose with 40 records Include Juniora (5 ••'bJeeul—Susan 1 Sandra Belson. Senior with five Bachman, Gayle Bertow, sublecU: Joanle Pavllch, Senior: Drake. Uura Eliott. Carl Hoff­ Nancy Ellis. Darlevn Jarman and man. Mary Anne Kannrt. M; ’| Cindy .Moyer. Juniors with five Dick Dertinger. Agnes McPharlln subjects: Patricia Stamm. Ken 3 4; Kathleen Gaskill, Pam LevWeller and Stephen Youngs. engood. Mary Lynne Settles snd Juniors; Dick Lawrence. Ron Dave Vandenburg 33. Juniors (4 sabjeets)-Christ na McCrum and Connie Noble. Sophomores, and Susan Engle, Campbell. Gloria Casey. Martan JamM Fisher, Kathy Johnson Gorham. 3.75; Linda Dunkelberger, Bonnie Hoffman. Ken Rus­ and Lola Sage. Freshmen. Others on the honor roll in­ sell. Elaine Zurad. 35: Jarrie Bryans. Sue Cordray. Trinda clude: Seniors (5 subJocU) —Jill ?d- Greenleaf. Craig Huntley. Barb ger. Lee Vahlslng. 38; Steve Purdy and Sue Welifare 325. Sophomores—Harold Fitch. Ja­ Mayo. Carol Rose, Phil Stanton, 38: Kathleen Dorman. Dale net Francisco. Linda McClelland. Doty. 3.4. and Page Barden. Ray­ Mary Odrxywolski 3.75: Bttty Belson, Dale Berry, Cheryl Boto. mond Nash. 31. Seniors (4 subjects) — Nyla-Jo Bruce Curtis. Karen Frost. Sandy Darby. Carol Hengtabach. Janine Gillespie. Linda Kahler. Sandra Lubienirtkl. 35: Ervin Babcock, Sage. 3.75: Susan Babcock, Mar­ Bev Burkey. Jerry Dunn. Don jorie Buck. Owen Ftttgcrald. Henry. Cindy Miller. Elen Mui- > Terry Gerald. Larry Haywood. lenlx. John Peterson, Karen Busan Kahler. Sally Kenfleld. Ken Kuempel. Mary Allee Ux*uood. Mary McAllister. Valerie Kathleen Beckwith. Diane OllSmith. Sharon Welifare 35; Un- man— Debra Jonffl; Sopho-, «ton. mana — Diane Binns. Kathy Robert Morris. Lou he McSteel. Hcndrikn VandeKcmp, 1I nWmiG. “:d. Dlarmld. MiisrMarsha McDi~ McDlonnid. and Kathy Walt; Juntora—Lorna Oseng-a. Warren Purdy, Hecht. Bob othmer. and Seniors Rairigh. BUI Ribbons, — Marsha Oroff. Joyce Jackson, Roberts. Coiuue Roush. Jeon Jordon. Jeanette Jordui. Lln<Ift s*ri0Uto, Ann Stowell. DlLana LeHigh. Paulette Miller. onp stuart and Kathy WoodJoyce Root. Gary Smith and Jim Steel. Sophomores — Emllene Barker, Students corning a B average Peggy Carter. Janice Cusack. Michael Dlllcnbeck. Martha FeltFreshmen- Judy Sever. Susan zer. Jill Garllnger. Bruce Oar­ Blobker. LeRoy lock. Barb UU111(UUJ Gilliland. Jranluo Jeannie Bolthouse. Robert Chapman, Allro Raskin. Janice iHeldrick. Janet Hoppough. Gory Kneale, and MerediUi Ute. • Linda Mathis. Howard Meycra, ho died about 6:15 pm Monday at Pennock Hos­ pital. are U^be held at 1 pm. Friday at the Pickens. Chapel in Lake tklcMia. Burial will be in Lakeside Ccmetwy. Ml Hard. 23. XHOI Philip H. Mitchall. da Allerdlng, Sandy Ed Berry. Linda Chase. PoMon Endsley, Bion Eye. Laurel God- H frey. Linda Hayner. Jean Kaomf. ■ Sharon Lewis, Steve Malcolm, | Some 125 Lakewood students Pam Cook. Richard Courser, made the honor roll tiiLs part Muri FBwley, Robin Fleraicr. —----- — - ---------- -----UUK1A rriracii, r'Vk) Business Directory PRODUCTION CREDIT ASSOCIATION BURN MORTGAGE—The Rev. Russell Houseman (left), pastor of the Hartings Baptist Church, and partvhlonera participated In mortgage-burning ceremony after they finished paying for lhe 18 iota or nearly seven acres of land north of Woodland avenue, across from the Hastings Mutual Insurance Company building. — , . • _ .■_ — • - _— . k.n,.1. am. Alla* — till I Id it! PUBLICATION OEDEX AMta*M«nt •( OTeTrUmr R-.allr r> re.3,4 ta UbOT S«» ot D**4*. >*<• PUBLICATION OBDEB. *34!, F.*»*m««<a tn Cnnnw, P»«or naralanv fa* arballan and matnl*«Emma Bkan I. No. isoso. kp e CARD OF THANKS I Wish to thank, my friends, relatives and neighbors for the cards, flower*, gifts and for all the food that ha* been brought in during the four weeks I was a patient at Butterworth Haspital and since mv return home. Thank* to Rev. Don Tack, the Cedar Creek Church, the Hen­ dershot LAS and Mrs Douglas Btraub who took c*re of Uie chil­ dren. Your kindnem will always be remembered Mrs. Mcrt Clark ship, the daughter of WUlUun Faulkner, on Peb. 15, 1885 A life-tong resident of the area, she had lived at iwr prvwnt home about 15 yeara ' sr.i-exd ■fcfssn.’T. Kail rill* a«rM of lb* B»«< Hal! ot U>* X*rtb*Ml Quartar at (aid ag f ei CARD OF THANKS Many thank* and deep ap­ preciation for the concern and thouihtfulntt* of lhe friend* and rdlauves who remembered me with prayers, cards, flowers, gifts and visit* during my «t*y in Uie hospital and since returning home. Special thanks to Pickens Ambulance Service, Pastor Unreth. Drs Hoffs. Tromp and Lun­ deen and the nurse* and other personnel at Pennock Hospital. Your kindness will tong be re­ membered. Mrs. Net* Oanlere offi­ Inc ta tka Spratklv ot SurrU. C«»lr Bare^JRau a^Mtekl***. A**‘''’^"l^flkZMU ChllrWr of Baa; tin BUVn: •!*« taa goatk Half nt s;r«35’?rg,ar«st: b a CARD OF THANKS *’ w' -f Many, many thanks to every­ one who helped make our 50th wedding annlveraary a happy and memorable occasion. Thank* to those who called, for the miny card*. Uie gift* and *l*o,JoTl4>e many flowers. Everything has been much appreciated and wlU be deeply treasured. Mr. and Mr*. L. D. Stamm CABD OF THANKS ttfer aMAdlf Bailee* wish to thank those that remembered ua on our 64Ui Wedding Annlverwry with card*, Irttera. gift* and call*. Thank you io much. .b4 LETII ■ its. fcorol HUN»ll■^>’,, M N KT T IVSM.00) Dollars. « snxmnl kow n'l 4»» rrlariiMl and Int.rssi VanderVacn Fifteen of lhe 133 Hastings High Scliool atu den ta who achieved places on the honor roll for Uie flrat marking period of Tin Brodbeck. Beverly A Mr and Mrs Karl Pufpaff and family Mr. and Mra. Keith Pufpaff and family Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Haley and family Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Hawks and family Mr. and Mrs. Huron Healy and family Mra. Olive Martin at th. laaiall4 Inierrtt dnn r,u.. at tail Rev Dean ciated. *lb*ewta» ba* b*«a Ijuiltmod u» re­ mar raid 4ab« nr an* pari tbrraof. and Ibat MI4 HriM 4**«rib*4 i» pl*d ar *2. part.1, ■nut be Virtn* af a vpwar *f *al* PUBLICATION OBDBB. Htata at Mlakiran. Prob Ib.rota Halliard «ald morio**. ■ill ? ding for hl* message, lhe Vogt Funeral Home for the kind and thoughtful service. Dra. Clayton Willits and Dan Carothers, nurses and nurses' aids at Hayes Green Beech Hwcltal. 15 HHS Students Earn Perfect 6-Week Averages Mrs. Amy Jones Of Lake Odessa Buried Saturday Card of Thanks and In Memoriam ATTIND THI CHURCH BONDS and Mrs. Forest G. Miller, 813 E. Schowalter. Jack Patton. Mar­ United Brethren: Wednesday Bond street. Hastings, completed shall Cook. Warren Williams, era from Logan Calvary BrethArmy Southeastern Signal Schoo). Fort Gordon, Ga. April 2. During the course Miller re­ Brasher Pays Fine per Communion; Friday evening, ceived instruction in the mainte­ the Rev. Conrad STianiy c* picture* ot Wyoming. nance and repair of lead covered Hope Church of the Brethren municatlon lines. The 17-year- court costs Imposed by Municipal old soldier entered the Army in Judge L. E. Barnett after, he November of 1964 and completed pleaded guilty to a disorderly basic training-Fort Knox. Ky. charge. He was al*o instructed The Public is Invited Miller attended Hastings High that be could drive his oar only i School. READY FOR RAIN t/ig Immf Fee A4il HANDBAG NEWS �I lcXVs£ The Hastings Banner 11 1*. Tkundnv Anril R 1fiaetlan —— Paaoe SectionThro* Threo — FofooI I4*8 to.B Thurafoy, April 8, 1965 .* Accreditation t Grand Valley Stat* College has • tern accepted as a candidate for u sccredllaUon by th* North Crn| tral Association of Colleges artff Secondary Schools, accrediting body for this area. - School Diagnostic Services Sra_^.<l_— fl... Th* diagnostic testing program In the Barry County schools seek* to evaluate th* potential of pupil* having difficult la* in aca­ demic performance. The sciiool psychologist seeks to determine What type of school program the child should have far the futur* to fulfill hl* needs. • . Many Barry County youngsters may have a better chance to suc­ ceed in future schooling because Uiis program has discovered their potential*. This diagnostic pro­ gram 1* reaching pupil* ranging from pre-school youngeter* through high school students handicapping condition. There are some gifted pupil., wiio are not doing well in school beeausa they have not found the right motivation, and there are . ................ . psychologist has major responsi­ bility for the study of children referred as candidates for men­ tally handicapped programs. Mentally handicapped is a term which describes a condition of limited mental ability. Most of lhe referrals are from school principals, who request evaluations for pupils who have been having difficulties, in an effort to find the right kind ot program for each child. it appears to be needed which In­ cludes Intelligence rating*, read­ ing and other type* of evalua­ tion* to determine whether the pupil is functioning at th* level of his potential to achieve. Referral* are made to the Child Guidance Clinic tn Kala­ mazoo when psychiatric help ap­ pear* to be needed. There are also health pfoblem* which are a deterrent to pupil performance. The problems of adolescence can tnlUee. which made a thorough MB. AND MBS. GUY MILLER Middle Lake Couple to Celebrate 50th Jubilee 3 Bernstein Concerts Ready For Schools S,orm Forces Postponement of WRC Inspection I concerts the main post office at Battle Creek, Grand Rapid* and Lan­ claimed April m Can Month in Michigan. . sen ted a recognition award hon- sing and at the Federal building i orlng li as an Andersen Wtn, dowall qualified dealer. Barry County Lumber Com­ paawd or failed, but simply pany’s service In Uie promotion. Indicate* where your greatest ally advertised Andersen Win- potential He*. The Peace Corps Question­ dowalls. To qualify tor this award sev- naire. which must be -filled out and brought f* ‘L- *-----------’— 1. tells what previously sul an applicant ----- ------- _ .— Bayport, Minn. The Barry Coun­ past But the placement test 1» aimed at showing what he or ty Lumber Company personnel arc trained and equipped to as- »ht CAN do tn the future. AppllsUt the builder* and honeowner* the teat ahead of time. in the proper selection ot style* and sizes of window* for ail types of construction. The children of Mr. and Mra. lived In Middleville. Guy Miller of Middle Lake. Cot- I tage 212. Messer Road. R3 Has­ tings, will honor their parents with open house Bunday, April ■ Name Sundberg I- i«u> pm. In celebration of tlwlr 50th g%ra|N.w Bliss Contract Bliss Veep - Finance —v--------- j -- -- --— — lul| accreanauon oy rsva. ana the attitude of parents in the wedding anniversary. Highway department ■ bought Jg a dMr mention that we have Einar W. Sundberg has been home. The diagnostic program doer Shelbyville, the daughter of *--------- ----- --------- ■ - JVUU WflUIU 1UM OkflUti.U. »<.- a contract to build a four-high reversing cold reduction mill for hwneI ceptanee.” derson. chairman aud president Th* Mlllcre have three «ma. , Next step In the process. Zum- the Kaiser Steel Corporation. A member of lhe organization 'high percentage. It means more Franklin and Palmyra Miller, John William. Glenn Raymond berge said, U to request a final and Carl Robert all of Middle- nca osamination alter ovac vages many who otherwise might Allegan county. vllle; eight grandchildren, and enters Its fourth year of opera- Flint spent the weekend with her parents, the Dwight CotanU. not continue long in the school i three great, grandchildren. ' tion tn the fall of 12454. setting April 13 in tlie Allegan Court­ house. They started house keep-! ink on a farm near Shelbyville. Within a short time Mr. Mil­ ler took a Job with the Michigan Electric Railway and worked ents are wondering wheUier they are ready for Kindergarten, others have inadequacies in au­ dio visual memory or motor co­ ordination. However, the school puny ha* announced Although the TV According to William 8. Carl­ son. president of the University ci I Toledo and chairman of Ute NCA committee. GV SC “has been remarkably successful in recruitI ing a talented, weil-quallfled, enthusiastic faculty.” and "the college b to be complimented on ■ Ute step* already taken to build a strong library." The coilrge campus, physical plant, educatlonal program, and admlnUtra1 tive organization were also died । ns being of high quality. 1 "Acceptance as a candidate for accreditation.” according to OV8C president James H Zumb-rt’o means that the college is Proclaims April* Peace Corps Barry Lumber Test Saturday Cancer Control Given Award by resldanla to teat their aptitude* Month in State Manufacturer at 0 im, Saturday. April 10. at station agent, and then as-con­ Fitzgerald Corp* 100 of the ductor until the company closed Womans Relief Con» met in 1024. birthemployed at the Hastings Manu­ facturing Company and they- School* may obtain Uwm •Pettkon at the next Regular films by colling Mlchigiui Bell’s , tm«Ung on April 15. local bualncE* crilcc and asking: 1 *” '‘’fmher* attended the for Free Program Service i bb^bday dinner and also the Tlie three avaiable programs' ridldren from the Special Edu- Legion Auxiliary Activities Listed ’ ^.0T<0 will die of cancwr .............* hope of future prevention. ctety during April will cany on a •'Tell Your Neighbor” Cnuad* wtth volunteem supplying neigh­ bors with life-saving pamphlet* about cancer. ■Therefore. I. George Romney*, I Kan do hereby proclaim this program.” . .Jr I chairman of the quilt, ruffle tlckrta. Marr Scudder will hava IT’S YOUR MONEY YOU SAVE WITH A NATIONAL BANK MORTGAGE held r»k nu®: ■■* «“■? Wh!- RUBBKR STAMPS buroday. April 8th Per the April 15, meeting Mode to Order All Sizes Pledges Fraternity R Auxiliary business meeting. SCHADERS Office Supplies That'* why it pay* to do a South street. baa been pledged pubilo turkey pie dinner at the ball April 7. The April 15 mcat- la majoring in accounting In the little comparative ihopping meeting. when you plan to build, buy ar refinance your home. Attic filled/ Ut^a Want Ad. IjM W. frst* We're Now Located in our NEW BUILDING 107 East Woodland Midway Between Broadway and Michigan partnunt bi expected to apon- Your visit i* always -wel­ hare just completed her junior year In high school, have a high scholastic standing, a leader come, loan specialist* are from electioneering to installa­ tion and working in city, county Collection of attend ijirlk Nation in Washing- by McGm - Monarch "Largoit Salaction-in Barry County" NYLONS - WOOLS - ACRILANS ait_!l and Horculon* hi, l!SL Special $695 501 Nylon H. i INSTALLATION INCLUDED K FREE SPOT REMOVAL for . happy to explain the details of the'Nationol Bank of Hasting* mortgage program, have attended report wonderful times and many new friends made. The girls an taught the Stop in and See Our CARPETS V and it takes so little time! We have the now advantage of LOAN INSURANCE on your mortgage if you choose. The girls chosen by the Unit are Mary Settles, delegate, and Nancy Kill*, alternate. Mary ia the daughter at Mr. and Mra. David Settles of Iroquois Trail. Remember ... it pays you to do business with National Bank of Hastings Brigadoon. on active delegate to Model United Nations Assembly manuel Church, Nancy U the daughter of Mr. Ran active part in them as iter major Interest is her music. She plays the piano for musical groups or individuals in compa­ Hospital report. Dorothy Qronevwoid. Marieno Main. VIrian held March 25 Eighteen vnhtn- RUGS and UPHOLSTERY. Cl«an*d the SclentiHe Way by DURACLEAN in Wards 3E-3W-84-LN from Duties: Assist nursing staff in hand feeding hriplesa patients. LOANS *-• ‘6000 - *60,000.00 * All Work Dona in Your Own Homo * Evarytklng Ready th* feme Day * Na Messy Soaking or Shrieking with feeble, palsied. Miller’s ■SSS" r™ ws 5-io»i i or s. Wflcifeai. Hee*,, standing patient] male Mr. and Mn. Keith F Jack were dinner cuesta ffiter, toe^Karl Lakes, of and :JFDIC|; jggjjjji National Bank of Hastings Mcmfer FW«rai Raaerre Sy»t*m and Fadgroi Dapodl liuurmct Corporation DIFOSITS INSURED UF TO $10,000.00 1» BANNER WANT ADS PAY, enoe J. Bauer Unit 45 on March — "What Is a Sonata?" built dlrnler lhe children entertained round Mozart* "JupttpT Bym- J10* *««»• bring lhe bountiful potluck supper was served and those present played । suv incvuug WM calico IO Euchre. chel No. Mil. rwu-u-a rtxth <****> gwaident Hilda Black­ Attending were Glenn and annual concert featuring young ‘°‘a lT* Corwin gave the audit­ Peart Alnatee. Ralph and Deanna __ ..7 irur ivrmrt A rwat Bumworth. Bob and Marguerite arel'* "Mother Gocae" suite. pln wa’ prcsm.cd to Iola Beckwith. Lewis Brown. Elvira — 'aibellu* 100th Annlvermry” wutoe* th* president. Plans 8ayies. Jean Mary and Cathie onccrt. featuring "Finlandia" **” ror Friendship _________________________ ' rllnrww trw Walldorff, Vesta Birch, Marilyn Daihouw-r, Dorothy Kurr, Ada Bernstein ti)4 "Control Month In Michigan, and urge citiaens to parUclapt": bi �Palm Sunday Confirmation at Grace Lutheran PILGRIM HOLINESS CHURCH Harilags METHODIST Churches HASTINGS 5EVENTH-DAT ADVENTIST CHURCH Rev. Oeorge Elliott Rev William Netbery Saturday. April 10. 7 pm. Kotainea Group win have a Mystery dinner si the church Bunday. April IL 8:30 am. 10 am Bunday achool. 11 am. Morning worship. Youth meaUng. 6:15 pm. SIH ba atm. LuUxniu^ ChurctTtliij 8:45 am Church icliool. Il am. Worahip. "What Really FIRST PREBBYTERJAN CHURCH Broadway and Center Willard H. Curtis, Minister Bunday. April 11. Morning worahip. 0:30 and 11. 404 W Colfax Bat, Sabbath school. 0:30. Worship, 11 am. Bunday. "It is Written." on Bunday. "Faith for Today." on Dunaay vines 01 Radio WOOD 1300. 7 pm ktanbarahtp class. , -----------“>d^?r^<YP HASTINGS WESLEYAN - ----------r. METHODIST CHURCH 8 pm. Official Board meeteng. Wednwday, 8:30 am. WBC8 1Cor. N. Michigan----------Rev. Keith Coffey, Pastor Executive committee meeting, j ’vj g.1313 Going To Pot?’ 1 pm Sacrificial luncheon. { Ufa’s Profound QumThuraday, 3:30 pro. Carol and,1 10 am. Sunday scltool. C >111.1 — ml — v_,(h enuorenw cnrxr roncarau. Children xouui pjn Maundy Thuraday. Communion service. Wednesday, 7 JO pm. prayer. I Friday, 1 pm. Union Good U IRVING CHAPEL tailing party. 1:30 to 3 pm. WsteteB* Corners Worahip service. 9:30 am. Church school. 10:30 am 6:30 Junior High and senior ।high youth fellowship at the Adventists Call For Medic Funds Monday—7 Boy Scouts. church. TNa la sponsored by the Church achool, 10:30 am c>—> •* “ y» .ww ’Applesauce Circuit Friday—1 union Good Friday Bre-TteP at tlv, Flrxt Mrtlvwltet w~i»"effl&Bi“am — ”* BASTINGK n»«UCU • LAKEWOOD BAPTIST CHURCH Community Room above Wood­ land Fire StaUnn. K. W. Mosher, Pastor 8.50 am. Bunday school Worship. 11 am. 11 am. Worship service. Junior church for children. 47:30 pm. Evetung service. Youth choir rehearsal. Wed.. Rm' SeTmOn: Morning worship. 11 am. Youth Fellowship. 7:30 pm. Sunday. April 11, all church Christian Science Morning worship. 11 am WBWB 11:16 am Sunday school. CARLTON SEVENTH-DAY LAKEWOOD E. U. B. CHURCH ADVENTIST CHURCH Saturday, worship, 9:30 am. Bunday worship, 10 am Sabbath school, 10:46 am. WOODLAND METHODIST CHURCH Doiorea Hattefly is in charge of WOODLAND UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH GRACE LUTHERAN CHURCH pm. Evening prayer group. Name Officers List Woodland Of Woodbury jj Wometfs Group ! . Mra J«an Steward is president U (‘CK nCrVlCCS of the Wcmm-S Missionary As- " VVIV ’ MUs Rebecca Bibbee. ■ leyan Metlxxllst to 1965-68 of the United Bretlircn by the 'Woodland Township MeUwdist mladonary mtaslc (India. Will speak at 7:30 pm Church at Woodbury. Mlntatntai Friday. April 9. at the Hastings other officers orc: follows. MYP Bunday, 7 run. CARLTON CENTER Wesleyan Methodist. Church al I vico v[c^ nrrauwiil. nnssUlenl airs. Mrs. tx>ay BelAy Sunday. ....... Arpll ... 11. nt the Zion —J—. ———— U» corner of North MichlK»n Michigan ' Mrs Fierce I-uthnan Lutheran Church: Church; Monlsr. Sunday evening' service, 8 p METHODIST CHURCH thn . Carty’ «*cmaryApril Wednesday service, 8 pm. Rev. Lawrence LowcU. Paste: and E. State Road. April It. It. Woodb Woodbury United Bunday school, 10:13 am. — • ------------ ------ Dirtnivii LI1U1VO imauar. MILO BIBLE CHURCH Morning worship, 8:15 a m Rajnandgaon In Central India, Begesnw; literature secretary. April 13. the Woodland United nratl,—an ."H ,.. Route 3, Delton where she has cupervbed a . . ‘ . .. , .. ftrtng mcretetry. Mra. Sarah ^^1^4 Coats Orore phanyt. Mayers; Young People. MUabxt Worahip, 11 a. m. bsnd eponaor, Mra. Ruth Bar7^*** Interomrion City Biblical Col- CIU11C X flower sift seerc-j tTfnln«' ...... M_ ___ and > ____ , rar« ri‘cl‘ evmlnir. By Mrt. Alary Jackson NORTH IRVING WESLEYAN Im,. In Florida Pl—1. arvt Marlon kfsrinn Colrvj- t, . tfy— Mra -— - .. Krebs n—u4 Friday 1 I is Arnold I 7»$-jsio )eg C m and Lydia I On Good the service METHODIST CHURCH Mr. and Mra. Larry' Martin lego in Indiana, went to India Delegates to annual branch in I will be at 1.30 at Ute Woodland Cor. of Sisson and Buehler Road and iwo daughters, wiio iiad in November. 1050 under Uie Grand Rapids-first, Mra Brth McUxxllM Church. TliLi service 4 miles W. of Broadway. Freeport a short visit to ids parMissionary Bands ot the World. — — — -— made Rev. Gerald Hcphncr. Pastor Palm Bunday, The Sixth BunWcrah^». l(J:45 am. Sermon: day. begins with a. Jama, Isalfrb: "Heboid 1 creRU new Ark "Hail Krl-fl. with Holy Communion. Bunday achool Thursday, 8TROSE CATHOLIC CHURCH am. on Bundays Young People’s service. 7 f Evangelical service, 8 pm. spent the Winter In Fort Mey- I She will dticrtbe afrtnrlnv Ita r.,,1 DELTON METHODIST Bible CHURCH Marcius E. Taber. Minister Sunday Breakfast Mra. Bud Young and ciuidrcn. Phono 623-585C Church Study. Bunday. 0:45.ln YpsUantl * Mr. and Mra. EMMANUEL EPISCOPAL । Ilnar j Itoxftebart Setuid and and Mm. stm Fred. Fred, were were;CHURCH Woraliip Bunday Ham. I "l anxnd Rapids and culled on Evangelical United Brethren am 7 !hl» Twother. Mr. and Mra. Rod­ 0 (un. Holy Communion. 11 am. Morning prayer and Youth FellowshltB, Bunday. 6 Bchad Friday evening. * The This Is sponsored by lhe Youth sermon; special music, claaxs Departrac^.•. of the church. The for children: distribution of youth wiB also bo Ln charge of Prayer group, Tuesday, to the Chancel choir rehearsal. Thuro. nussionary HASTINGS FREE METHODIST CHURCH Boltwood * E. State Road STONEY POINT FREE METHODIST CHURCH Bunday school. 9:4* am Morning worship. 10:45 am . 11 am Preaching. Wednesday prayer. A warm invitation WESLEYAN METHODIST CHURCH Hickory Oornera. Michigan this friendly church. Every Bunday. 8:30 world-wide Free Mel broadcast over WFUR lor church and Night. Adults, Youth, to lhe Shedds public is invited. X BUte R. Of M-06 n am Sunday Missionary to 'India Speaks Here Friday Middleville Public Invited, mlnd." —Engraving courtesy of lhe Wraiern Michigan Catholic. BOWENS MILLS CHAPEL Henry VanTU. Evangelist Woodlaml Bible club, for boys and girls. Meeting place, Wood- 7 Evening Bible class, studies euojevt is NAME CATHOLIC D&IVK CHAIRMEN — Looking ahead to lhe 1963 Diocesan Development Fund Campaign whleh opens ta all .. .. _... .. __ - _ ___ __ .. ____ ____ ■ ■ rneu -I..,— -— —.-11.... from onsirmen. mrcwn* wimj ni.K.— -Ina —. runt.. op. At left la Clergy Chairman Monsignor Julian A. Moledd, former Delton. Middleville aud Dowling. and at the right la Lay Chairman paste ... —■__ ■ il«ll.nA. ru.n^v Wooro la Telephone 374-3246 Jlu, of. NortJ1 J .“I ' ..... ° in Vllla<B of Woodbury UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH Hastings. Michigan •Who la This?' Rev. R. A. Hoffman 10 am. Sunday aehooL WOODBURY UNITED the Lord's now nnritewav at the dcncanl>. Bunday echo Worship, 11 KILPATRICK UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH Young People Thursday, 7 pm- Juniors HASTINGS GRACE BRETHREN CHURCH WOODLAND CHURCH OF Rev. Russell Barver. Pastor Bunday school. 10 am. 8319 Coats Grove Rpad Bunday evening service. Friday. April 8. Adult Discus-1 sion profTam at 8 pm. Gumt Bollva. speaker. The Rev. G. William, FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST Sunday wrvloe, 11 am. Bunday achool. 11 am. Wednesday •ervlce, 7:46 pm. Gull Lake Episcopal Mra Delorea Hasterty is uf n^^Tvatlons. _______ a United BrrUurn Church Mcmtlw Woodland Township Minis­ terial A.v.«xlaUon. TRINITY GOSPEL CHURCH 1118 Jordan lake Street Phone DR 4-6277 Sunday school. 10 am Worship service. 11 am. Banner Adt Benefit YOU/ dicUonary, render and grimmer m the native language. Sir. and Mrs. Vera Hooper day and Saturday, 3 to HASTINGS ASSEMBLY OF GOD CHURCH 102 E. Woodland Avenue Rev. M. F. Oolbe. Pastor witA. * The 411X3Iris model their ir.umenta at Die Ctentxal Audi­ torium in Hastings, April tell candy to defray expenses for their 4H Camp at Algonquin Fund Drive in Middleville, but CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE each drive will be separately as 307 E. Marshall Street tiM United Fund Drive to cover Minister. Dale R. Harvey all agencies it wished to support. 410 E Madison. 045-5005 put on by the Lions Club to 11 am Morning worship nyou...tryit Bunday achool. 11 am. nothing but the Hlhta. Thursday, IAMO PENTECOSTAL HASTINGS CONGREGATION THE GALILEAN BAPTIST CHURCH OF JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES 230 West Colfax street Former Freeport High School Sunday. Public talk. 3 pm. Pastor Ralph VanefarWerf CLOVERDALE EVANGELICAL CHURCH Rev. George MarahalL Pastor Morning worship. 11 am. COATS GROVE CHRISTIAN CHURCH Frl, minister school. 7:30 pm. lhe little church with the big -RaHabla Sarvico Sinca 1928 coururm-v Kovirw itMOVdrcioaTQaci PtOMPT SEBVICE , Duricac Road Charles Gibbs, Pastor Ftoyd Walter. Bupt. Worahip hour. 11 am. Christian Endeavor. Bunday, 5 Mr. and Mra. Allen H pm. Family Night. Friday, April IS. have been living with her CEDAR CREEK BIBLE CHURCH Campground Rd. 8 miles south of more into ite-uah attended a funeral at Hastings ' Pastor. Donald Tack Bunday school. 10 am Worship, 11 am a'.rended the funeral of uicir Youth meeting, 6:15 pm. uncle. * Mr. and Mra. Roush Wednesday prayer meeting and CHURCH OF OOD VAI LUES Milo By Mrs. Frank Roush fuailiee arid really enjoyed tiw stay. * Mr. and Mra. Rush Rev. Oeorge J. Huber. Pastor Where a Christian Experience wheels. .^ower to take you places you've Clearly Company Approved Move* Morning worchip. n. Youth service. red in scdlblllfon years 1M pm We never driven before. . AndJfaf extra traction givea you a wondof; ful fesling of safety. You drive confidently on iti) Btroote, a1i|1pory cuHes and hllla you twt d*« Has "Ungtoppabla” THE CHURCH OFJESUS CHRIST OF ..diaccnt Minnesota- Tlx ancient mterofoa- Sunday Ec&xS. 10:30 am WHJi 4 writes/dchnntyet You can g^|through mud and snow. Pull one aimpie lov/r, and you’ve got power at nil 4 wouldn't dare tackle In your present wagon. All the option# aro there, |n tho ‘Joop* Wagoneer; like automatic tranimlesion, power steering, power brakea. Plua you got tho largest load spaceJn Ils field. It’s the first really new family wagon in yeara. KMitH >>p canpoRATiati rauaOi.two al your ‘Jaap* dmkr’i Soon. ECKARDT AUTO SALES M-43 & 37 W«t Hastings �THE HANT INGS BUTNER—8 fresh Out of the Attic Middleville those l»ed ta -the school census I Brown* entertained their friend Julie Sunday. Mr. and Mra Jim and two children of Algonquin BmaNey are morin* Into an ation in Oauopolhlc Hospital in tended a btrtbday party for apartment having recently sold Grand Rapid*. ♦ The Mrthodut their home.' They anticipate to MVP is sponsorin* a paper drive Saturday. three week vacation. * Jim Gib- diet Circle met at Mra. Alfred Borsum Thursday with a fine Parmalee. ♦ Mra William grandpoxenu. Campbell, who has been making Vinal Taber. h*r home in Mayville this WinPaul Gibson. Bunday afternoon Literary Club meets Wednesday, and 11 Kbool in Woodland for teacher* ------------- Fritz Frost and Charles By H. D Burfxr surgwy March 25. is doing as Robertson of Perris State Col­ PART TH SCHOOL DISTRICT twenty sight feH (2S) on tho giioukl lake UUs training which well as can be expected at Bind------------------- home over the weekgett HospItaL « John Strange, »nd. * Donna Tuwntend. daughNO. 9 ground and eleven ____ _ _______ _ a- tir nt VTr anM Ur. r-Karltoa " “ io itscii ulc cnuiMMCT *1' Maple Grove. July 5. 1873 'Jth Guy School District No. Bridge* at the YMCA Camp. * ]Ura Jim McKeown and two „ Dr and Mr*. Jack Brown waa children of WMU were Saturday like guest of their Philippine a“d Sunday vUltora of Mr. and I hTriL friend. Mrs Mita Blnco, al, Mr* Andrew McKeown. Michigan State University at. Mr and Mrs Clare Arnold of East Lansing Saturday evening. Bottle Creek were guest* Sunj -nioniapplo Lake road a few foliowin* persons were elected committee. TJie occasion was a program put day of Mr and Mm Curtis Am­ D H Brice. Bee.— I rods west of the Barger Road',on by Philippine students of lhe old of Larkin Btw. * Mr. and members of the school board. Hch^rcr^.'nf’nSreu^Nn a I WV’WM’T- showing their cu.ture. mA~Erocst Ball and" Christine School Census of District No. 9 Butheriand directly acros* the I---------- --------------------------------- Qn Mr*. Earl E McMoore are IS- Jane L* rrom ' Hire who had chlldraa attend- Johnson of Dorr. Sunday. * Mr*, E. McMoore. age IS. Janel r wm. . . Jim Robertson. Mr*. Glen Dew. Shoup, iswir for one (1) yeari Adjourned. Mrs I^on Drew of BatUc Creek Mary Guy, 11; Wm. Guy, 7: Jea- Ute given by the clerk of the Board of School Inspector* for the forauUon of a new district, — ----------------- -------------------- the first (1st) and the (tenth! of i September. 1873. On moUon Uie' district board and Wm. Griffin m bUMto. aln Guy. IB; Wm. Frants. I; Wm. Brice. Chairman. P. Frants. #;• Wm. Griffin. 9; and boarded with different famDistrict No. 9. Maple Grow. Sarah Griffin, 12; A. Griffin. 11; July 14, 1872. M. Griffin. 1; Hattie Griffin. 5; V. Shoup, 7; Prank Shoup, 8; L. trict No B met according to Graham. 18; B. Graham. 15; vih* Mr. 8r. and tn Grand ■ —— — -------- । ........... ......... ... ........ iiwux, uxugiu.i vi «x. —• —- ——Kaecheie a*^ program *chairman., __ _________ u d Mr* 7Russell Bender ” __ _ __ _J William Irwin.’Jr, in Onusd-—* w ■"*•'■ Mr. ~ and Mrs William Klump I C —riand Beverly and Mr Mr. ir.d and Mrs. Mrs. Rapids. Sunday, helped celebrate her taiheri* -- --------- ■ ----- -- ------ :------------------------------------------birthday Bunday. Har parents. ———। Hastings SPEEDY WASH and COIN-OP Laundromat Holte and Some of the Methodist Church Circle mseUngs were cancelled. last Thursday because of the storm. • The Prairie Garden Club met last Wednesday with / ——Op— 24 Hours • Day • - PROFESSIONAL DRY CLEANING SERVICE by"the seven ladles who attended Uie World Hower Show held In the McCormick Budding In Chic** h 22. * Mr*. Maggie Grand Rapids. North Gun Lake Coin-Op Open 5:00 a.m. - 10 p.m ■ Uno «r.d oUsero sldcration the purchasing of school House lot and also U. building of a school house on C. Linder fcr one yw. On motion the [through .U900, district board wa* auttortsed u> year*: accept Mathiss Guy's fropoel- [ Ada McClellan. Flora M ac­ tion that he would aril to th? Gaw. Mary Buxton. Anie Olddlstrirt board one half (4) acre Mini* Rowley, Myra Crook, far a schoolhouse lot for the Sophia Sprague. Delia Spencer, sum of fifteen 1151 dollsrs. desAlkn. Mary Guy. Helen cribed as follow*: Beginning at Wills. Cora McCurda. Mary Mc__ *_____________ _______________________ . w.-.-11- thence south eight (9) rod* thence east ten (l0> rods thence north eight <8i rods to the plane of beginning. On motion it was agreed to build a achool- Brice. Ethel Burton, Alito Smith, Emma Slocum. Minnie FUmiss, Minnie Bailey. Lillie Ldghncr. Edna Brighter, Lida Feighner. Wlniferd Towns, Myrtle Meek, Eva Guy. Llbbic Psmdy. Blanch? McMoore. Prank Rood. Lillian $5.00 E. Miller .. 1.00 F. Curtis 5.00 H. Nash .. 1.00 F. Smith 5.00 D Hartle L. Lester 5.00 C. Hartman O. Rowley -. 5.00 5.00 F. Haight R. Mama 5.00 5.00 1.00 1.00 D. Wilkins 2 Books TV Stamps L. Stanton Peschke's Whole or Shank Portion FRESH WHOLE Summer months months Smoked Hams i» FRYERS and Center Cut Rib Pork Chops Monday tn December: this vu THE NEW GARD TRONthe JWERFUL ANTENNA I kN BUY? to help with the work, seaaonaly. purchased from Mathias Guy, who waa my uncle by marriage, he having married Lydia Troyer, my father's slater. Amon* the names in thia arti­ cle appearing aa qualified voter* my grandfather, No. 4, Troyer war my ‘ ' David Troyer, Jr. Tenderay Borton AMPLIFIER THAT MAGNIFIES rv < SIGNALS 5OO%* OR MORE. z . Fresh Bockworst a 69/ . w tin* Cleaned I FRESH SMELT >> 29/ Frei-Shore Frozen Fish Sticks FEATURING Froth Dratted mib pig l79/ Broade'd Shrinp ’1.89 WHITEFISH Chap Suey Mqaf distance, more channel*. So powerful you can have TV antenna plug-in outlets in every room. Priced from IMJ0. , •- Sri.Apnll©;i»*9kt- pQSSBESSIji ■ Carden Peas2 tot mot jumps Cut Up Fryer* or 89/ DOUBLE STAMPS EVERYWEDNESDAY lib, DMtea. MIcMgw PorkSaosageLinktb 69/ Hamid's Bulk Pack “• o9c MaUils* and Lydia Guy Aaa Bivens as men as having the achool 9 Journal and ledgur The naw Winegard Colortron delivers crisp, dear reception wscar msyer Boneless Pot Roast TWE SEcUKT IS > the Built-in SLKCTRONIC these are recent ~s winners, right here in HASTINGS.... 39> | 50 EHU TOP ULUE ITUWt | ■ wilh lhe purchase oi a 9jstoo toWsd ■ gl 1 BONELESS POT BOAST T" JiSftipm'g JU COTTAGE CHEESE SEI OR CALL FOR FREE ESTIMATES | 50 EXTRA TOF VALUE STAMPS | BORTON'S Antenna Service 765-3611 Wrfh ih« purchase al Two 2Po* tasvm * 1 MIL-O-SOFT BIRAD > STORE HOURS lb. pkg ia rise Hastiap Aras Phone Freeport I W«d.-Thur».-Fri. Sot. 9-7 1100 EHU TOP EELEE Spotlight Colby there Is ONLY ONE Pal Rrlz Frozan Apple or Cherry m Breast 0 Chicken 49/ J SA^T I I COFFEE cam ’1 ffioWH CAKES 49/ h.|b. .■ 10-OZ. 35/ h” 1 | 50 EXTRA TOP VALUE STAMPS | ■ with ih« purchase o> a .1-0* ar at Kroger Peanut Butter L Golden Ripe Video • 50 EXTRA TV STAMPS I w.lh the purdwia <4 each pkg. ot I Sttoct Rote lutes ar* Ftowartog Shrabi I I wan purcMM or Men nefl or IU ox I | 25 EXTRA H STAMPS ■ Ma. 1 105 5. Oi-rck. Hartings I | 50 EXTRA TOP VALUE 1TAMP1 | FERTILIZER | WELCOME NEWCOMEK1 Um thii * Ail Purpote Fmlt Plea 14b. 6-oz. . J lor 89/ Kroger Oil Chunk Timo WtlONM WlfOt IrttfMtiOMl, ■rrth ovtr 5.000 hostesses, h« mon than thirty yurt uperimu to foslerinf pod will to bustotss and community life. For acre Infonutioa about... MS-9192 •» 945-4019 LONGHORN CHEESE % 59/ Kroger Geiatins 7 STUPE ■- wilii lh« purchsw ot s 5-01 >u ol I IFnock Bread Instant Callee c#upoa to Id m bo* jw'ri h*» | ADDRESS-------------------------------------- - —■-------------------------- CITY-__________ - ■—————————— n nuu tax Ox *itax w>rx tat* all« gx SI would lilx to rgtooKx to lk> Histt-sa Mnnwr a-l to CtaUta CK*. 50 HTU H IIMK vrith the purchase ri tech bsfl ot ■ Is* CRASSSEEDr l I . with lha purchasa of each pt* ri ■ | iBptrtBd HbUbbS ■ �ANNUAL TAX SALE STAT* or MICHIGAN r Public SCHEDULE “A” majority at the people that we TAXES OF 1962-AND WOODLAND CABLTOM TOWNSHIP PRIOR YEARS ii!J !ffl 1 AUJZ *(. ill.u a.v? A411U AUllar Gaai.r.l <4 ik» used by the people with a full talking to lhe Regular hsartfaU toward the ocreainn. Thank*. Andy R« INNOVATION SUBDIVISION It).44 ft Hl IS S'.K'uV cabtlbtgn town ship M W® I would like to thank you for lhe nice announcement in the Sparta Section of The Banner. The members ot The Hastings SM.WM.E5® your kindness end support. at* relatively simple. All men i iiinpliih'd who are physically and mentally quaUfied will be laced with mUI- the IMS season and any qualified m*n are requested to attend the VJft'.M 2WSn&*« >a >u« c).l« i><wl •f Kn<l.»4 H4 K S4T.4Ill M4 tna t* Ml 4 , at NN I M ft «kw : CHATEAU PABK •Jf * W BW U at EE t* 11 10.00 111! CHATEAU PABK MO. pumr BEACH Thuraday even PBTBESON PABK School, April 14th All manager* do hl* military duty in a branch are urgently requested to attend 5W - .-".r for your support MABTENBBOOK'S SUBDIVISION Homer Reynolds. President OAKWOOD SMOKES Great Things In Commercial Music Toda Training School, be to that achool and may affect his civilian munity. It la incrrdlhto to think Unit such HASTINGS TOWN SKIP supbevisom plat pl wkara ««rp«r»i* 1J»« at City Ui.iiwU E A W kvy is 4 tyiss • W ,u BW ....Mu«i MW K J jf ,3,^, Things of great algnlficanoe are happening in commercial music says John A. Hower, as- Il ik h »«• W 440.49 W MlAO II M W. tk or EST OUM LAKE EBBGBT »u.l* ft w U(. i Sa ;o A W •!«»< m mi SJriftifriWd of Michigan School ot Music. “Broadway show music clearly an art form." he points out “Much film und TV music CITY Or HASTINGS UKIGINAL PLAT DAISY HILL BALTIMOHE TOWNSHIP FIBST ADDITION TO WALNUT KIMI HYDE -AWAY" BESOBT MAYLE GBOVB TOWNSHIP powr* worked In both realms under dlfferait names, which Ln \.oa*uuai(cml. WiUiaa uri4iar. Cl*«k. remaining in that upon the separations pt our mu- 1: l.l , maintained Come on Hastings. get behind nxnflthlng for tham. Very truly your*. ■ HOPE TO WM SHIP STOUT POINT SUFEBVISOBS PLAT OT PBAIKIBVILLK ukmon baton's addition or SUNSNT POINT Metropolitan at \ the nothing SPBINQ POINT MO. 1 8UNDAQO PAES STATE OF MICHIGAN both of whom wrote 'hit* tunes In their day. as did Verdi and Puccini. “This practice continue* to­ day." Hower notes, "but there are emerging musicians who proudly affix, their namre to SYLVAN BHOU which may have EA1TENM ADDITION encountered Ing music ot fllms and ig eeptad by film audlenceN with­ out aiMNMn BUTLAND TOWNSHIP Some pcopta natural imnrta IKWr.-. *“« J. WtsriELD-8 ADDITION L-i L. u lu h *8 W «ki.. mA W 10 Il U LM I Ulk 13. 1H4 SSAS peydMtaKlMl OBANOBVILLE TOWNSHIP BOBBBT J. GEANT 8 ADDITION • - • Nik. —'- 1. • •"*' 1»O.SS lUrtlltlOI CHASES ADDITION NO. S W co* *1 Wtewiau Plsl lai it't mfl, ip v w' k«c. U X U'W 1W fl o NW u”.! MW-ir'e/*B4c M‘Vil CWai C»««k. tuna and meaning rrotn icruvuoi WILCOX ADDITION enure field ct commercial mu- non township LAKEWOOD ESTATES rnc reality. No musician in lus right mind wUl be critical of the dollar bill and 1U potenUal iu-lpfulne®. Erm M<wart said that nothing inspired him UM a mission.” ' WEST CSKXK SUBDIVISION VILLAGE or TEBBrOBT OSIQIMAL FLAT • a*4 T Elk T. 1**3 M. SAMUEL B0U8H ADDITION 1»63 BAKBY TOWNSHIP ALGONQUIN PBOPBA1 LONO VIEW POINT Its overriding influence “Com­ mercial musicians and composPLAT OP SAYLBS ADDrn0N°TO7 THE VILLAGE Of CLOVEBDALE film*. Juke boic*. even church anthem publishers, cannot sep­ Where Rs obnoxious to make uac arate themselvsa from what the public will buy. S«H THOBNAFPLE TOWNSHIP SECTION 1. TOWN « NOB TH. SUPKB I S PLAT ADDITION OP EDDY'S I® 37 J f 3 BUPEBVIBOB'S FLA OF YBCHLAND W 10 fl lo M at ot kn. in. tk — II 1SK’ B SI tkliiUilll VILLAOB OF MIDDLEVILLE OB1QINAL PLAT Caaa *4 NW *«< sf Ba* 4 ia * as sea li»* .114 rjlk. U B 84 r4*. Ik B 307 tl ISO ■M AMXSBOBS PLAT NO. WOODLAND TOWNSHIP MSI IS fr- LScartr l Ir<lM 1M. Km ivwjiiifjii.* TOWN 3 NOBTK KAHUE 7 WEST “You sure do see a lol oi r;.wr.“r.K,K-«,*As' POPLAB BEACH ' W 30 ft. tk 8 41* SO B 41* W io tL Ik S 3S i** wo n a « i. o BBPLAT OF OOTLOT YES! Over 660,000 good Michigan drivers proudly bear this emblem. It means they are getting the best motoring for Md la Malt , why . . . YOU LEAD THE WAY WITH TUPLE A. AUTOMOBILE CLUB OF MICHIGAN HASTINGS OFFICE 137 Wsxt SM« St. Mmnm 945-4392 IPWIN J. MtlWNBACH, Have You Tried An Efficient Hastings Banner WANT AD Lately? Q UN BN thttisi k? ALLISON GBEBN protection and service available in Michigan. Cail your local office TODAY and find out Elk 8. VILLAOB OP NASHVILLE OEWINAL PLAT p» fl la Me. 1SU IT* DANIEL STALEY S ADDITION ■AEDBNDOXF ADDITION CABLTON TOWNSHIP X. B. OBBOO ADDITION u Bl VILLAGE OP WOODLAND IS * 1H1 8T.18 teksMlkS^Wg.................. . — WHA? �week ago,-Mr. Bunday, Mr Bpeiman Casey was entertained for dinner and Mr and Mra. Cart Marble of Middle­ ville were entertained for dinner on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs Win­ ford Casey were Monday after- COMPLETE LAUNDRY SERVICE Family Bundles Damp Wash Waih and Fluff Dry , a Ji HASTINGS Wwk ckrt,“ HOME LAUNDRY State Special Education Expert Here Thursday The regular meeting of parents and friends of tile Barry County BpocUJ Education Sch.-ol will be held this Thursday at E pm nt the Special Education School The speaker will be Mike He will show the picture* which he took while cm a four of Inspection of the progress of Special EdueaUon in Europe All members and interested persons are invited to attend On Thursday. April 1. the Stu- Delton Area By Mr.. Joh. Measles Isn’t Minor, State Expert Declares ] I would like to thank all you nice people for the phone calls, cards and notes telling me how beppy you are to see the Delton news in The Hastings Banner. I have received letter* from as far away as Florid* Sorry I have disappointed all of you the last I only write them. Also glad for all of those who are going to subscribe for our Hastings Ban­ ner. It's one way of keeping up on the activities, etc., around Uie MiMbm Jmt minor, awwdfj UM to Stale Health Coram**-. Brown bad a fall last week. We are glad abe» Ijotne Oom the iwapttal and no bones broken. Mra. Msrrjurt* (Ivan) Smith is in Borceea Hospital. Kalamatoo. * Buell Lelnanr is tn Lake­ view General Hospital. Baffle Creek. * Wl Gladys Campbell We are happy to welcome Mr. I in Blodgett" Preannual* and Tpianting at VtgtUbie Garden.1 PnuteM Noble see oxa. meet* April A At • pm. * Public Card Parly April 10, I pm, put PORK LOINS PORTION CENTER RIB Personal Mention CHOPS U.S.DA. INSPECTED FRYERS Canter Loin CHOPS TURKEYS Whole ond Completely Cleaned U.S.Q-A. Inspected Grade A-18-22 11m. CUT UP SMOKED HAMS FRYER LEGS FRYER BREASTS VEAL ROASTS . SUPER RIGHT FRANKS LEG 0' LAMB Country Style SPARE RIBS SHRIMP SALMON STEAKS SUPER RIGHT WHOLE 14-16 LBS. Delicious with MARVEL CHERRY Other Bouthem visitor! re­ turning home last week were Mr. and Un. Chancy Walters who arrived from Trararea. Fla, and were happy to be here even though it meant shovelling their way Into the drive. Weekend cuesta or Mr. and Mrs R W. UberUnake were Mr. and Mr*. Leslie Packard at Mar- now visiting her daughter, the Clayton Wilkins, and after leav­ ing there she will go to North Dakota to visit another daughter, the Peter Burgereons, before re­ turning to her home. Mra. C. C. Hlgble Is recuperat­ ing at her home after having —-------- ।-------ytjwgoQ. Grand lUp- "Deaths duo to meaalee have declined markedly since the 1Otroduotion of antlbtotlca to rnotrol secondary infecunna. and U» use of gamma globulin to modify the effect* at the dleeaeo Itself." Dr. Hcusus said, "but the elcmnit of risk U still Tl* odd* are about one ta two thousand that your child will die U ho gets mcaalas.juxi Uw youMirr the child, the grta*. Bridge the GAP Devoined IJIbi. Each CREAM gal. CewtWestiel. Chargee to $100.00, 1 ft % $J 00.00 te $1,000.00. Jane Parker All Butter Brownies BANANAS GOLD MEDAL FLOUR ALBACORE TUNA For Solods and Fruit Cups AfrP WHITI SOLID PACK MODEL FINANCE J5000 to S1.000W AfrP Light Chunk TUNA 6’A m. cant SALAD DRESSING Bright Sall BLEACH fora brilliant movie clear picture fortrue fidelity In sound AfirP Brand — Our Fin«st Quality YOUR DREAMS COME ’ TRUE WITH PEACHES PEARS COCKTAIL Freestone Halve* Bartlett Halvas CMS Victory Brand upei Head LETTUCE California Fruit SETCHELL-CARLSON E0DSB00Q0TV TOMATO SOUP CHAMPION SALTINES CHED-O-BIT IONA CORN CUT WAX BEANS MANDARIN ORANGES • Choose tram Early American, French Provincial or Contomporary. * The Mt that cornea home to stay. WE SERVICE ALL MAKES SENTZ TV SALES tr SERVICE �79 Give Blood Friday At Red Cross Clinic —. Physician* In attendance were Red Cross cHnlc held Friday at Dr. Larry Blair and Dr Charles Lesson Sharpe Memorial Hall to/-resupply the B^rry County free blood program. L Every ro*ld-n‘ of Barry County dall Reahm. assisted the nursing Is enUUcd to free Red Cross EtnfT fro111 Lansing Regional Red blood no matter what hospital -- ----- they may be in. Know Your Legislators CONGRES8MEN House Office BuMdlng Hashington ’X D.C. The Barry County Red Cross Chapter extend* thanks to those who spent many hour* contact­ ing prospective donor* prior to the bloodmoblie visit. The com­ mittee included. Mr*. Arthur Brant, Mrs. J. R. Bleeper. Mrs. Harold Gray. Mr*. Frank Chrls- BILL DING 'Better Living' Idea Arthur Allerdlng, Duane Allerding, Wllda Allerdlng, Laurence Anders. Jo Bcardalee, Edgar Boulter, Charles Brewer. Howard Bryans. L. E. Burdick. Merl Campbell. Robert Carlson. James Carpenter, Bennie Carr, Clarence Chaffee. Gordon Cota, Don Coy- April la Near; Here’s Table For Sales Tax Personal Mention returned Thursday from Cortes, Fla., where they had vacationed tor several weeks. While there they took a trip to the Keys wifh her sister and husband, the Howaid Orsborns, who arc also va­ cationing in Florida.' En route ••ph Roy Hubbard returned home last week from Blodgett Hos­ pital where he underwent bone surgery on his wrist which was broken last Summer. „ Frank Campbell of Selfridge Air Force Baae was home over the weekend, and visited at the Fred Courtney home. Saturday caller* at the Courtneys were Mr. and Mrs Roger Hamp and Jerry of iMke Odessa, and Bun­ day evening callers were Mr. and Mrs. Alien Hamp of Middleton. Mr. and Mr*. Edwin Ashby and family were dinner guests Bun­ day of her parents, the Leslie sons, the Psul Benhams of Ak­ ron, Ohio, and the Robert Ben­ ! hams of Battle Creek. | A-1C Dave BoUiard, who has been spending his leave at Uie home of hl* parents. Uie Donald isothards. Is returning thia W.-ek proud and happy u> announce I to Brook* Air Force Base In Ban the birth of a granddaughter. Catherine Marie, who was bom to Mr. and Mrs. Robert (Mar­ ible take* Into consideration he wlll vUlt rrlend* in I1U- garet) Bima of Chicago on March LVM na rt nr, th, mirrhas^ nt . 16. Mrs. Dutterer returned home Sunday after being with the family two weeks. Rev. and Mrs. Eatle Engle of Newberry were overnight guests Sunday of hl* parents, the Earl Engle* of E. Colfax St., and Uiat evening Rev. Engle delivered die sermon at the Pilgrim Holiness tests of their daughter and family. Str. and MICHIGAN 1964 Mrs. Dennis DeBeil. Michele and AVERAGE STATE SALES TAX TABLE Jeff Saturday evening to ccle—brow Jeff's second birthday. -JCfFT-paternal grandparents. Mr. Un Harry DeBest of Three Have you 'slipped up' on liability insurance for your property? after adjournment) Accidents con hoppen. and if anyone suffers injury on your property, the financial responsi­ bility may be yours! Better be safe than sorry. See us for liability insurance that protects your bonk account and pays the cost of personal Barry Officers In Road-Block: 7 Are Arrested ^modeling project. The picture above shows an imaginative Asa of available space ... it's a kitchen designed with a housewife's work habits in mind. Wellfare. Forrest Wolfe; Louis Neeb. Michael Moore. Ann Neeb. Albert O. Conklin. Charles E. Cooley. Dolores J. If ydu tea winged black In­ tacta around your home, hidden worker lermltee may be damaging timbers, wood­ work and carpeting. To avoid costly damage, phone for skilled Inspection by Termlnlx, wortefs largest tn termite con­ trol. Service fully guaranteed. FREE INSPECTIONS Phon* BARRY COUNTY LUMBER CO. WI 5-3431 MICHIGAN TERMINIX TERMINIX injury claims. Barry County officers took pat: In the road blocks following an Motorists arc urged by the armed robbery of an all - night Michigan State Highway De­ Zephyr station at Allegan, set­ portment to^et-nr the deck un­ ting up their blockades at pre- der the rear window of all toys, umbrellas or heavy, sharp ob- Coleman AGENCY INSURANCE 203 S. Michigan 'LANNING Ph. WI 5-3412 ESTIMATES MATERIALS FINANCING OMe-sropi SERVICE L CONTRACTING by Rambler South Haven troopers took three Chicago men Into custody on 1-96 after they found burglary tools in the men's car. Troopers Materials and Labor to the average Kitchen for as Little remodel A MONTH ^^LUMBERCO.-jtmaw n. Barry County Building Permits 7] New Electric Water Heating Rate .allows unlimited, operation of FAST-RECOVERY WATER HEATERS 24-hours-a-day to supply your family AU THE HOT WATER THEY WANT... WHEN THEY WANT IT...AT LOW COST! Brfure you buy any WATER HEATER, it will pay you to get the facts about this NEW RATE and new. compact. fast .recovery Electric Water Heaters. They are clean, carefree, dependable, and carsbe installed almost anywhere—even in a closet, because they need no venting. NOW COST LESS TO INSTALL' swinging sports-fastback! here’s performance ! here’s where dealers Man-size, solid, luxurious. Power Disc Brakes, reclining scats, standard. Sports options like bucket seats, floor shifts, wire-wheel covers. Mighty 287 and 327 cu. in. V-8 options. Rambler extra-value features, no extra cost. Marlin! Sec it I American Motors—Dedicated to Excellence O« CONSUMIRS rows* COMPANY HASTINGS RAMBLER, INC. 201 N. Broadway �Congressman i Polls District on Federal Issues ta,... ■Far? Jr, (D,.Micta.) will send a COn- 'gram* to combat air and water gressiooal Questionnaire to fami- i pollution, the proposed new votUm in ihg Third Dtolrtci. 1 ***»} »hd msdlral a*“•™ wu-»«. Be Delton School News by Jourssalkm •‘takenI* On March 99th, Howard Shel­ ly presented hl* film. "Best Country,” sponsored by the Del­ 'Fort Custer area, coupled with ton Band Booster* with all Uie ^**^<<’U0*Uoru sbout plan* for proflto going to the band. Todd said that resporae* to the quSsUonnalre could be mailed to hto Offlu in Washington where they will be tabulated The re­ sult* will be made public when tabulation to complete. "ft'* very important to have Camp Fire Girto. 306 Association of Commerce Building. Grand Rapids, Michigan, for tnfonnauon. The other. BalUe Creek Camp Kllanniwa. write lo. Bal­ ds Creek ODancll at Damp Fire Giris. U3 W. VanBuran. Battle student body, and their friend* of the community who made it possible lor lhe great success of Uie “Shooting Mara.'* The club estimated the profit al flM. The Sophomores had a das* meeting Thursday and ordered Michigan Week Plans Moving Ahead Rapidly Dress Up Day waa held on Monday. On Uie Sth and «th of April a pre-*c!iool elude waa held in the elementary building from 9 unUl 12 noon. If you or any of your working In all areas al the bjie, plana are moving forward rapidly for the Ulh Annual Michigan Week, to be observed May 16-33. Club sponsored their second an­ nual wrestling match al • pm. also on lhe 7lh. Pronto axe to go tn their sight conservation and BEAR this in mind... Vocational EducatorsCan Serve Youth on Friday. April 9, Delton Jr. High learn-is to meet the Rich­ land High team here in a track Governor Gaorgo Roenney, meet at 4. The varsity track team will go to Middleville for honorary Michigan Week chair­ man, sounded tho keynote for thia year'* program, when he called on all ciusnut to empha­ size the thono throughout the entire year. "Our State la moving forward 1) We mum accept the Idea that high achool* have a raat all. camp Fire Glrto kpontobiUW for all youth who baa bean serving in this area since 1KM and NaUoeially to cetobrattnga its Meh anniversary this week. Camp fire Ulna davesopa a .ore oi tne home, pride hi be­ I) We must develop an even ing a girt, love far her country, closer working reiaUonship with lhe world of work to get the akUto m hootasn, outdoor Ufa and cooperation cJ employer* in t tie luuue growUk We would like to point, out thr following statistics First— Hasttnga to too small to buy and I. u.d and support a resident camp and the area ia already supporting the YMCA Camp. Wood - Tho YMCA makes available its camp and 1 acui­ ties tree of charge to Camp Fire GwU for a short term camping. O We mual consider industry araeinn annually, which provides in ita broadest sense. The food * — —------J— .for --------—ageInFiatrj-. tho health services, a u Uwee-day aaraon each division. We have found that personal services, recreational into acrvsa the needs of many girto that cannot afford a full week <X camping but can at­ trained workers with varying de­ tend tliree day*, also many that grees of skill are needed; ilka to go to a week camp and > I) We must provide for groups atoo attend the three day k»- of youth with different (but roi lated) oOcuDaUorAl enals in aeoarate courteaocprograms. We would not expect a school of nursing Mg train R-N.Y and prac­ tical nuraas in Che same cl seers; •) We must improve all of our voosuongj guidance services but Fourth—Our Camp Fixe mem­ ber* ms eligible to attend Camp Fire Camps belonging to other Camp Fire Councils and many do. Camp Kitannlwa, lhe Battle Creek, to only seven miles, from Hastings. We have some atombejd that also attend the Grund We would appreciate any fi­ nancial help and assistance in thia project that you might be able to give us. a* wo feel the entire community lias a stake tn the future of our young people and how they grow. We would . . . unexpected losses CAN occur to your home, business covered in a Hastings Mutual “Morn for Leas" Homeowners policy, or Complete* Commercial Package. Make tracks to 136 I. Stat* St. S-M53 •ion April 23 through May 1. Termed Operation Europe." the trip will be a prelude U> Mich- your Hastings Mutual agent today, anti you won't be "to- J IruureS 110,000 tbc-woods" if your property Is damaged. COLEMAN AGENCY Insurance Agency ihiuuo IAHTYI "Wo ace leading lhe nation in such fields as peraonal income, economic expansion, highway or their contents. Don't be caught in hibernation if Spring stormsMamage your property. These and other hazards are E RANDSEN'S •ipaeially when cepted by a Michigan College or University. (2> Mint have at­ tended Delton High School for one school year, and (St Any to the nation and the world, in­ senior who meets the above spiring Michigan people to know jheir own State better, lake more pride in it, and work to­ gether for their Statea future." Michigan Week to cponssxed by tho Greater Michigan Ftxin- JEEVES-TAKE ME TO MY GAS APPLIANCE DEALER' <o F.S.L.I.C EVEN WHEN IS NO OBJECT. The Sherwood Agency formulating the central cular day. The seven special daya are: to the State-wide service program for used car buyers GAS is still a wise choice ^Guaranteed Warranty^ 15% discount on all parts AND 15% discount on all labor for one full year on any Guaranteed Warranty used car Interest Rates Are Difficult To Calculate la particular that are eftea misused are lhe •nominal rate' and the true rate.'" Brake painted out Uiat lhe true inteqpat rate — aosneUmra called the compound interest rate—to the rate of interred. per payment period. In other words. 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That’s tl* joy N owning a It economy la Important YOU SAVE whan you buy, Install and operate* Sa* Water Heater �•—THE HASTINGS BANNER Woodland Dairy After a Heart Attack Subject Herd Sets New Of Free Booklet booklet containing straightfor­ ward answers to 19 questions commonly asked by victims of heart attack U being distributed free by the Michigan Heart Asroclatlon, A Michigan United FMnR HASTINGS BANNER Highlights Interesting \15th Chicken Barry Fanil Barbecue C.lass At Mich. State Calendar United States Holds Farmers In High Esteem High Yielding CropSjNeeded rector Arthur Sieeby ha* invited To Make Profit all Interested to parUdpate in1 . Only in the United States the 15th annual chicken barbeHl«h ylekiing cops mw cue school to be sponsored Hat- produrod 0 Miehlran fai It. John Doneth. fann special­ AFKIL u — ratr ist with Uie Michigan Stale Uni- OearibMwa. Sa* APRtl. !*-*« Science Department at Michl- ’ row margin between Income and ran State University. । expense*. m the regular Monday noon lunch­ eon meeting of U*e Rotary Club held at Uie Hotel HasUngx ■ Cook, chairman of the Michl. State University soil science de'partment. Although every.m. Techniques will apply to small *t>uld like high yields, a Bnm. __’ ■_____ _ > *__ ... -! i-ounry expert* win aemonstrata what one needs to know ■ *^*°**^^* the yield afarm- conditions are good and all and then to have barbecued I cropping practices are followed chicken and other things that ' Yield coals, according to Cook. go to make a complete dinner. Tbe farm specialist reviewed Greenville should hike the pro- Finally, those attending will get field accordinc to the nature of changai In agriculture over the duction of potatoes even In a diploma yearn and explained that con- Barry County, "Since each of our major soil mr-~T in tSn Tt U —. — i —___ .a, ■ ____ talncd at the Extension Office types is 'predestined to produce National Farmer* Organisa­ tion. program may ba “aewnot hope to produce as high n yield on poor aot! a* on naturally AT THE STRAND—Etvte Presley and lately Shelley Fabarex are lhe happy romantic team of Metro - Gotdwyn - Mayer’s “Girl Happy." loaded with laughs and songs. Co-starred in tbs new Pan* vlilon and MeIrocuiur lary Ann Mobley, Harold J. Stone and at The Strand Friday continuing through Sunday. Properly Stored Haylage Has Good Feed Value 1 Production Mark A new. annual herd produmhm average for milk and butterfat luu been announced for the Registered Holstein herd owned by Hubert Long. Wwd^As reported by Heieteta- ’“‘I MIST'S™."^.™, W Hot, .unpl'. »: I u» ,rt,hln< -Why don’t I have any warn- pjoductHxi tasting procedures in Ings of heart attack?" 1 cooptnillon with this hard imHow waa my heart injured proVetnent program ot the Holand will, this affect the, way my Meii, organisation. heart works?" , I The results of participation in "What are my chances of offlcU1 production testing are leading * normal life Mata1 uxful to herd cwncro in mta"Wlll my Job be too hard for gurln< brtrdlng progress, anaroeT“ , lyzing herd management and the What kind of exercise can I. devfiop(nent ot outstanding oow take?" . ...IT ’ *b°Ut *lr<,1*>1 and ooX" । This herd’s performance level Why didn't my doctor give w* m* medicine to krep blood from W of milk and W dotting. pound* vt butterfat Production I_ - - —I—AH t Kj* INTERSTATE HIGHWAYS — "wnmon]y employed, two milkNearly one-fourth of Michigan * . jea-day, mature 1 eX SnSSl iLte to provide a wide When the entire system l> «unpw.u>m . completed, about 235 mllro will ■ . • be *lx lane* wide wiulc nearly Spain producrw one-third Of "It isxiifflcult to compare, be divided four-lane highways 50 province* The feeding value" ot haylage haylage with oom on an acre properly stored In cement slave .basis," explains Newland. "Com slice i* approximately equal to that which i* stored in alr-Ught i total energy yield la greater." silos, according lo a Mlciu.an Stale University . ........... .... Rrwcarch animal Center, husrecently eonWe think of die Job of eervi* banary researcher strocted on Ute MSU campus. ing our dicnU u a round-lboBut the material fed from xlj| idciUtel* make furtiier the cement silo is alighUy drier studies of the mcrita of haylage dock proportion. After all, which may indicate a slight juntftg VMWg COndfUtltU. losses don't limit thenudvee quantities uf fertiliser." dialog education. He pointed out nutrillvr loea. J ~ to an 8-hour workday. If yo« that tumen educate their chUA* an example, the yield «•WHh 111.. UP >pp- .1 Ulo. luffcr a low... fire in your producing havtagv about equal home, auto accident, burin— Michlgon soils varies from 60 S rely on other factors to ST tnalns In that community. to dep catattropbe ... you want help Dbcuaalng changes in farmRotary* student guetta for tcnaion bulletin K-159. dde which Mructure te brat ft*lIfpzif right away. You’ll get just that hu particular operation, "say* H VUUUerS lUCei April, who were introduced by The'tVoodland 4H Saddle Club ter Recommendations fi Walter Eaton, are Kenneth Well-.. W. Newland. "He has to con- , Anyone intenstad 1s invited to program ia our hands. EXPERT TIRE ora. and Ray Ziegler, Richard Marlin Myern. Barnum road, on Michigan cropr. la a vailable at flexibility of the two slim." I Health Hu 11dm of Southwestern VanSyckle and Lro Vahlxing. ' Saturday, March 27 with around 1 county extension affiocs | Newland adds liiat haylage Michigan. The nest meeting will ( SKKVII.I SERVICE Senior*. 130 members fYom the Barry 1 The soil scientist notes that ■ cannot compete with corn u an bo Sunday. April II. at the Tom Feldpausch at the Albion county dubs and several par- fertiliser an4 lime appUcatlon* energy producer on a pound- Bradley Hall. Just cast of M-131 Rotary Club, spoke at Monday's ent* in attendance. ;t and otlW o ’-fricUcew should be per-pound baste tn Bradley The program deal­ I aimed ■Haylage, with tta relatively ing with planting problems typl- Woodland Saddle Club-Hears Talk On Horse Care Invite Public To Organic Soil Ho Quitting Time on Service Karr Tire Shop U. S. ROYAL Best Buys on rw fir UmJ Tire. Mou.i.d FREE! luncheon were State Rep James Farnsworth of Otsego and Nor­ man Flnoberg of Ute E. W. Bliss plant at Netanya. Israel. 120 W. STATI ST. er Item* of Interval. WI 5-4174 "rather than are aLw open to the public and 1 of Ute oth-1 deal with the inter-relationship of sot), food and health. BCHOCL BUS PASSING — MS^ctaolbUM* FREE PARKING *hark taken off Florida in 1912. feeding ■ Mr*. Myer* introduced the guest speaktr. Phillip Hecht, ^dlngnutriuon o' .. rnar_ -e,j rrowtnr to para a ocnooi ous wnicn naa . _ .. . stopped, with its red lights flashing, unions It L* on the op- ! 5?* ■ poalta side of a divided highway 1 *h‘JU.Y' “ °°u® ae jn arras where student* can disembark directly onto curbs. Oat Fertilizers 10-20-10 10-20-20 14-14-14 luroe kind ralivcr than block­ form. A good measure of alfalfa i* one pound to 100 pounds of body weight, and a horse should Tabby Topp." owned by the 8-32-16 These are Fast Starters (HIGH PH SOILS MAY NEED MANGANESE WHEN that can foster lameness and their feet should be cared fbr and kept clean. Hot and sassy loaded for bear! GROW ING OATS. WE SUPPLY IT CHECK WITH US ) Hot cocoa and donuts were •err­ ed by Mrs Tom Gilliland and Mrs. George Friend during Inter- MSU’s Kellogg Farm at Hickory Given Gold Star Michigan State Unlrmlty'i Kellogg Farm at Hickory Cooler* has been named Gold Star Guernsey Breeders for 1964 by the American Guernsey Cattle Club year that Michigan Slate Uni- OK© CONTROL GIANT FOXTAIL and'Dther weeds and grasses with a directed post-emer­ gence spray of... The Kellogg farm met all of the high requirement* for this vward during the past year Seme of these requirement* were that all Guernseys over eight farm were registered, that the herd included at least 10 regis­ tered Guernsey cow* with DroducUon records made official during Uie year with at least 70% at them homebred, that the DHIR test with a lactation averag« at least 1ST- over the breed average for either milk or but­ terfat, 306-3X ME. and that 80 of the cows with official record* GUIEN^E HARDTOP classified with an average score LOROX Here's a hauler for hot shoes, a wailer that's really bad news! Take three-on-the-tree record* areracfn<- 11 JU pound. or optional four-on-the-floor—add the 4-barrel Cyclone Super V-8—and, man, you've got a top-echelon motor scooter! Other hot options include bucket seats, console, SMITH BROS Central Michigan's Most Complete Fertilizer^Service LAKE ODESSA — WOODLAND PLANT AT WOODBURY Breeder Award a herd must also meet regid health requirements and an applicant for the award mu*t be an active member cf both a SUU Guernsey Associ­ ation and the American Guern­ sey Cattle Club Michigan State University will receive a special certificate from the American Guernsey vinyl-clad roof, tachometer—you name it! Any way you take it, Caliente means "hot"l MAHLER MOTOR SALES 1320 N. Mkhigen Harting* Hasting* PfoeM Wi 5O47P � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/492/HastingsBanner_1965-04-15.pdf e07f9ff6105f6a78dab96bb8783d4251 PDF Text Text Let’s All Join Clean-Up, Fix-Up, Paint-Up Movement The Hastings Banner One Hundred and Ninth Year Spring Ha* Sprung! Use Banner Ads to Clean the Attic of.Don't Wants NUMBER 52 Thursday, April 15. 1965 Pennock Hospital Awards Contracts For Expansion NOT MUCH LEI buildinn IM Total Cost $1^58,600; Federal Grant Hiked to $166,835; Board to Borrow Up to 3/50,200 for Project CLEAN-UP. FIX-l’P—This Is National Ckan-Up, Hx-l’p Week and Mayor Franklin C. Seekwith'fright). Joined with Dirk Stuart Clement, president of the Pennock Hospital boardj ha.- announced that contracts have been awarded for the hospi­ tal's expansion program which, includes 22 beds, new diaqnoslic, emergency and treatment facilities, new service facilities such as hew boiler room, laundry and a new administration area. "The total cost nf the project is $1,258,600, which is about *250.000 more than we expected/'• ——————————<j Clement salt! publicity *hnt to kickoff the event. Everyone — home owner*. $96.4942ta to Si | Hastings Okays Annexation of 5 More Districts hospital to borrow between $100,­ 000 to *150.000 on a long-term tilth the projected project HHS Musician* Again Tops in State ‘AA’ Class Saturday when they received the tlie hospital all] have to borrow division at the Michigan Sclvool to finance the balance of pledges Band to Orchestra Association Dial win be outstanding at the festival tn Grand Rapids. end of the construction period Annexation of five more school until the pledges are all paid up," the announcement said. the Haxtlnyi Board of Education. supplement the *631.000 expected | Gras from the fund drive and money I too. Director Arthur Steward available from bequest* and that ns far as he could deu-n reported. other sources. Th project also Includes a con­ siderable amount of remodeling * No. 1 rating the first year K ol tiie old port of the hospital to add bathrooms to patient rooms ilUtrirt with ■ MuilrnU. Alton. and to modernise other facilities la order to bring the hospital up to present day standards and The successful bidders on this anuetpate operating the Chidester project are: Architectural Trades. and Altofl schools. just a. they Lu addition to those approved nock, well-known Maple Grove Township dairy farmer, took hte Tuesday, the Striker, Hendershot. Martin and Rogers and possibly all of tiie Moore district and Durervtaors Tuesday. Pennock la Woodland Tow nr hip and .former president of the Woodland backtround badly damaged in the Palm Sunday storm which -EDITORIALSby RMC.' Mother Nature can still throw react quickly and efficiently to .-urves in our direction that we, for all our vaunted science and operations involved: to take care “know-how* can’t field with accu- of those temporarily without homes to administer first aid. etc ? The devastating storm that concerned, the •whirling Ijjack Past Executive Of Hastings Mfg, Co. Dies Dolan, 70. R3 Middleville. Oun Tile Coats Grove. Weeks and Welcome Comer* school districts are to .operate their schools at the Barry County Bchool. Reor­ ganisation Study which was con- Party Leaders Attend Demo Dinner Saturday pltal. were held at 2 pm. Satur­ day at the Leonartt-Osgood Fun­ eral Home. The Rev. Willard H. Curtis of- Marsliall. representing the 80th district, was the main speaker at the Barry County Democratic din­ side Cemetery. ner held Saturday at the Legion Mr. Dolan died of pneumonia. Ute dinner waa .Mr. Mac Qulcen, State Representative Claude Burton of Bellevue, and Mrs Bur­ ton. were present County Chairman Irene Parker He married Katherine Ironside reported that State Central Com­ of Hastings on June 38, 1923. mitteewoman Naomi Bursoff and He retired from the Hastings Mfg. Company In 1945 where he for the Hastings Mfg. Com­ Laurence J. Bauer American Legion Post, the Masonic Blue and the Saladin Shrine of Grand Rapids. Mr. Dolan 1* survived by- hla ville and Clifford, Jr, of Has­ tings; four grandchildren, and three sister*. Mrs. Olin < Mildred > Whittier. Mrs. Sidney <Blanche' Hodson and Mrs. Boice (Carrie)’ Dayton, all of Grand Rapids. others were here from other counSupervisors Forest Foley of iutland and Eari McKIbbln of Mr and Mrs. Delbert Curtis were bi charge of the dinner. Carl Brodbeck. Woodland farmer and long prominent tn party af. 1.1, .... —_ . backward glances ; frank Purchis paid trip to the Capitol as Auto­ Dies Monday; mobile Club of Michigan's guests Rites Wednesday by a patroller from Central School. Frank A. Purchia. 76. retired "This Is the 29th consecutive Nashville carpenter, died MOn- BALLOTING for any office—totaled Will tZ3M tor advertising. *64.75 pltal. He had been in 111 health group's general performance and Auto Club safety and traffic di­ rector. Schools named nominated the patrollers .Jhey wish to represent them, with Auto Club's Davis estimates that each questions before any official safety patroller from Hastings statement could be made to the public We were requested not to make any official statement un­ til we had Federal approval and knew exactly what direction we were going to go. Unfortunately, faction for a job well done. They there has been much speculation In the community concerning of weather aiding students and watching traffic. cause the blds were higher than PUBLIC HEARING NOTICE— available funds at that time. This has arisen because some The Barry County Appeals Board information of our plight was will hold a public hearing at the known from the public bld open­ office of the Zoning Administra­ ing. However, the delay in release tor In the City Hall, Hartings. ot information was to enable us Michigan at 8 pm., on Tuesday. to be able to give a true and April 20. 1968. on the proposed complete picture of what has dump site for the townships of happened and what we are going Hope, Barry and Johnstown on the property of J. W. Bose in to be able to do. "Since the bld opening on the the NWK of the 8ES. of Section 30th, the Board of Trustees and 1 of Barry Township. Rlehard Slocum John Bay. hospital director, hare Zoning Administrator 4'15 had a series of meetings with the representatives from the Hospital and Medical Facilities Division of the Michigan Department of Public Employees Chapter will Health who administer the Fed- resume meetings Saturday. April 24. al the Hastings City Bank Pleasa See MORE ABOUT: . . . HOSPITAL. Page 4. buainerw meeting, election of of­ ficers and social hour. Join us! I ANNUAL SMELT FRY Delton Fire Club Hocpltal Guild To Meet April 23. 1965 Members of Hospital Guild 18 Elementary School Cafeteria . Serving 5:30 to 8 pm. Adults *125 Children 75c Itarold Smith, 319 E. Grunt, 4/22 Thursday, April 22 at 2 pm. pltal patient two days. (Squirm) Pprohli married In Woodland to Stella Kaechele’s Has 20th Anniversary Special Sale survivors Include two sons, Maurice of Hastings and Prank Jr, of Nashville: a daugh­ that a 20th anniversary sale would ter, Mrs Kenneth <Jane» Hoff­ be held Thursday. Friday and man erf. takeview: eight grand­ In Hastings. * For Jhls anniversary event Wel­ ton announced special merchan­ both of Nashville. dising plans which Include savthgs of 10. 20 and MP to 60 percent on Democratic party circles, was elected chairman of the Barry County Board of Supervisors al badly lacerated left leg when the tornado hit their home at 7>34 trie dock stopped In Paynes targe, well-equipped 30 by-60-fool garage two mile* from HasUr.gs on -N. Broadway. garage and the Payne home. Lawrence, Who had Just brought his car from the bam to the ga- Invite Public To Historical Society Meeting •aid "everything exploded." He The public ts invited to tho picked himself up on the other •ide of the breezeway. A partton Barry County Historical Society □f the roof had fallen on him meeting to be held a> 8 pm. thl* but debris kept him from being Thursday at the Hastings City crushed. The garage was wiped out, his hand-made sports car and auto were damaged and the house "Thls meeting should be of very special Interest to anyone concerned In the development of cleaning Job. a *7fi0 furnace checkup and a 45 gift certificate. way towards a neighbor when the Charlton museum," Mrs. Malcolm Tuckerman came along Gerald Shoup, Nashville, said. driving north. He turned around and took them to Pennock Hos­ nut*. member of the Hastings Board pital where Nancy remained im­ of Education since originally ap­ Exten slderable pain Wednesday. pointed in 1947. will seek another term at the June 14 election. It The high wind smashed a large among the 1J41 University of unoccupied home owned by Carl Michigan student* who received was reported at the regular school Nlsthsmer on OtUwa Trail at class honors at the UnlversltyAlgonquin u»*c. Aigonquui Lake, wnuuug whirling puu parts v.lde honors convt>catlon at AnnThe lesson will be Building o( yj, tincture io rods into the Arbor Friday Prince Bernhard Nominating petitions for the of_________ __ r___________ _ Family Financial Security.” The lake. • 4 p m. on Saturday, May 15. signed Family Life chairman will give I * woodplte alongside of the vocation speaker. Turner is a Sophomore in engineering. Marby not leas than 50 qualified voters 1 rv1,(>ft Tllc v-t-nsjon Women's driveway was untouched. of the school district. j* report Womens . ^i-MtMullin. who llrra nearSally ’J. Stillwell of Richland ine iaai aay io register tor me.------------ -- — —■ . . . STORM DAMAGE, Page X were also honored. school election to Monday. May 17.1 election of officer. Receives U-M Honor Third ward/ and Arthur Behnke, drive will get underway next First and Fourth This reprtchairmen to aid In the work: Charles H Leonard, pick up; that of 1964. Stanley Cummings, sorting and shipping: Roy Hubbard, report* L. Verne Stout, 81. the man who made famous the character and George Hsbden, publicity. preliminary Haaunxx School District To Name One Trustee June 14 c. w. Doten. Hastings chair- the ey MM .la aeMgUna fund, direct aid to virtlLa M l Vogt Funeral Home with burial These Include humldlfers. both age was estimated at 510.000 in Woodlawn Memorial Park, outfits, Woodland others. uai «o Eartlw »o ck«w"« Doouwn Dm. to u» the 1955 tax rolls of Bupcrvts- “‘d of P^P*® >n war torn coun- with High winds and tornadoes roared and twisted their way into Barry County Sunday night, destroying homes, leveling bams and doing other damage but with only a few persons injured, residents gave thanks that they were spared the trage­ dies which covered much of the Mid-west where at least 250 persons were killed and thousands injured. — Damage in the Harry County area was conservatively esti­ mated at well over $100,000 and Kendall .Coals, secretary of the Woodland Mutual Insurance. Company, declared that there1 Hastings School ‘Safety’ to Go To Washington bits ofyesterday", as gleanedfront tbe Banner files portrayal of "Tobey." the simple rcd-lxnded yokel, died at his h^niT^in'^VeTmontvillo Tuesday ■ -Airpark Area Escapes Fatalities in Palm Sunday Disaster Which Brought Death Throughout Midwest Slates Coat* said that the art* had experienced many severe wind mediate threat than the "muah- storms which caused great losses. even though losses will auar well room cloud.” beyond the *IOOJX» mark. HowAlthough planning and prepara­ Michigan’s death toll was ra­ tion cant prevent disaster from injured^ With a slight change in the path and timing <rf ths un­ predictable -black tunnels," the the 1953 Flint tornado that story might have been a tragic at history in the making and Despite the ferocity of the Next time—and there wU] be fewer still leave a record of it A Hastings area school safety jury was reported. Nancy Payne, fellow pa trollera1 8.000 hours <rf fortunate. All of which maktw us 6-year-old daughter of Mr. and community service by attending Friday. April 14. 1805. Albert D. Mrs Lawrence Payne, the AAA National Safety Patrol Rally in Washington. D. C.. May AID FOll VICTIMS Spartan Plumbing and Heating Co. Jackson: Electrical Trades. Kent Electric Co, Ravenna: Pood Service Equipment, Douglas Bro­ thers. Grand Rapids, and Pneu­ Hastings, adding another 153 stu- matic Tube System, l-smson Cor­ poration. Syracuse. N.Y. member of the county board 4s "Although the public DM Russell Doty fromHastings' Fust Thia youth will join about ami FourthiWjyxto. 1 130 Michigan patrollers from 105 on awarding the contracts until we have had official approval from the Federal Government for Hill-Burton funds and until we could be assured that we had adequate financing for this pro­ ject. The bids that were opened on the 30th were considerably higher than expected, and this has required some revisions In cur proposed building program, some clarification of bld*, and further investigation of the vari­ ous alternatives available to us to meet the needs of the Hos­ pital.” Clement continued "We had to Tornadoes Level Barns, Damage Homes in Barry INSPECT ADDITIONS Hastings school district Inspected their two new addition, on mature, especially tn obtaining better education*! �HBNUO Personal Mention of htr daughter. Cheryl, for Men** Day" al the Kappa Kap­ pa OasMM Sorority at MBU on Saturday. She pas accompanied Generous A SHANK lb < <V PORTION MM 13-16 LI. AVG. WHOLE HAMS 2-3 LB. CENTER PORTION FOR BAKING ROASTED SAUSAGE PESCHKE KING SIZE BUTTERBALL TURKEYS ik 49c .... FULLY-COOKED TOM HAM SALE! W Shank Half»> 49c AITCH BONE REMOVED . . . TURKEYS tulips and Other Spring Flowers . . • 13-16 LB. WHOLE HAMS a 55' SHURFINE FROZEN ORANGE asparagus Creek sflent from Friday until Sunday night with her grand­ parent!, the Jesse Larabees, while bar parents, the Dale Larabees. JUICE REFRIGERATED SWEETMILK or BUTTERMILK •' “‘Ihourne, Ha. and tX came north to Washingtoa.DC., where they visited their son and wife, Raymond and Jean Peifchn, and the twins, Ben and AHne.They planned to be in Spring Sowers were in 79c “ZEELANDER^ EASTER LILIES month of Visit- lb. SWIFT'S PREMIUM 6-14 LB. AVG. farmer ?eets A Good Selection ot - FANCY LEG 0' LAMB FRANKS U.S.DA Inspected Grade 'A'; 16-22-1 b. Avg. mums 79c SWIFT’S PREMIUM lb. 49c lb. 79c lb. /'COUPON SHOW ON^ BISCUITS , Z COUNTRY LANE \ ' ~ VANILLA^ Iflf PILLSBURY n ■SISt ICE CREAM KRAFT PHKADOPHIA CREAM CHEESE i^-u 39' MALF1 GAL COUNTRY FRESH WHIPPING CREAM 2? potatoes 4 £$1°° FARM-ERESH GOLDEN BUTTER BUR NY BROS. FROZEN 59' EsauceS^I00 With Coupon Below ' HARO ROLLS 13 14.B. 2W-OZ. TO 1-LB. 3H-OL PKGS. 49" STALEY'S WAFFLE OVEN FRESH MOWN AND SERVE TWIN ROUS 12 -na pkg 29‘ BETTY CROCKER J CAKE Mix . Coupon Good With o 15 or More Food Order I § Thru Sot., April 17, 1965 " GOLD MEDAL SYRUP 5 I FLOUR ..25* bag *1.79 I KINGSIZE PESCHKE FRANKS lb. 49c Coupon Good Wilh a $3 or Mora Food Order Thru Sol., April 17, 1965 Closed Good Friday from 12 io 3 ATTEND THE CHURCH OF YOUR FAITH COUNTRY LANS Vanilla ICE CREAM ^39c Coupon Good With o 15 or Mora Food Order Thru Sot., April 17, 1965 GOLD MEDAL FLOUR 39 �Council Adopts Record Budget Totaling $449,334 To Honor Couple At Open House MT. and Mrs Edgar E. Boulter. Delton, will be honored with an the people of the Halting* area for th# many act* of kindness shown to me and my family at the time of our recent auto accident and during the funeral of Sandra. Special thank* to the staff of Pennock Hospital. Dr. R. B. Pryor, Father David Hawley of St. Ro«#| General City Expentet Jluire Tax Hike, Ute of Some Surplus; ‘Official Family’ it Unchanged Church and to the Leonard - Osgood Ambulance Service. James M. Mahar 2801 Da ventry Kalamazoo. Michigan Member* of the City Council Monday night adopted a new record high, unbalanced budget of S449.JJ4.40 for the m : ?Tar *^5-66, and went on to keep the municipality'* official family intact as administrative officers were reappointed. Estimated receipts are $429,000. Monday night was the time set for the official hearing on the big budget—which Mayor Franklin C. Beckwith said will lu.d KrnrMUl Im ................ M. Gary. j David has been given a recent promotion in the accounting dlvuion of Abbott Laboratories, drug manutucturens, with liome office in North Chicago. III. He and hl* wife will be leaving May 1 for Rome, Italy, for a The rules governing former Councils-were readopted. Mayor Beckwith named all al- filiate of the Abbott company. His work there will be Ln de­ veloping die financial area of tHo Italian Company, and will «la> be doing eodic work with Chamber of Commerce. j equipment owned by the Btowell Other European affiliates ot Ab­ bott in s their cost accounting. Dave and Judl wlU be glad to H»U». wr»: tings citizen* and the merchsuita chopper, blower. Joltn .tn particular wish to express l*ere tractor, two chopper wag thelrthanks and gratitude to *nd 0<her "tulpment. Mike Klovankh and hl* crew for i The Gardners are the parents the very fine manner In which of Mr*. Perry Stowell Th* Perry the snow removal problem was Btowell home a mile east was handled this Winter. All Hu- badly damaged and the Btowell ting* should be proud of thia bam on the old Flnefnxk farm type of know-how and workman- . was leveled and six cattle were ship." । reported killed. The former FtneI frock home, now owned by Btan1 ley Fenstemaker and his family, wo* badly damaged. Pemitemaker works in the B. W. Bliss machine shop. When the storm hit. the lights in the house had Just gone Continued from Page Ono out and the Fenitemakec* and their seven children had started for the basement but got only as far as the kitchen. SS before you spend more eniwip COMPARE PENNEY'S ■WAYS FIRST QUALITY • EASTER VALUES! USE YOUR CHARGE CARD More About- Backward Glances More About- Storm Damagt Ids. has been named by the Michigan Bell Telephone Com­ pany to succeed Jason McElwain In routine action, both Has­ tings bank* Were designated as official depositories for city fund*, along with the CiUxcm Commercial Az Saving* Bank and । Many during April, showed an 1 Increase of 150 percent over last 1 year. ,The objective, this year, ac­ cording to President Lew Sun­ t day Is to roach the (300,000.000 like a porcupine—as were many other roofs along the path of the twister*. Don pulled a piece of someone’s b)ue towel out of his dry doming business here to Roland J. McCrtery of Traverse City. Mrs. McCreery will be re- TOO LATE TO ClASSffY Gaymode Cantrece THE NEW NYLON SENSATIONt A large tree was blown down between the Vens Allcrdlng and Jim Orr house* at Coats Grove —and only two window* wan Penney's Adonna means more Satin Tricof Slip* . . . . Cotton/Docrcn Slip*................... Mor* gift vatu*! Proportioned fit. shadow panel*, fin* tai­ *nd proportioned for longer we^r. loo! Matte-finishad STARTS THURSDAY FOR ONE FULL WEEK! Look ot the Cott and Long! Buy 'am by bcx**-of-thr** ’» at Penney’s low, low price! Nightly Meetioo. lu-»E.r. 1-uMu.i Milton Berio Sid Caesar Buddy Hackett Ethel Mormon Mickey Rooney Dick Shawn Phil Silvan Terry-Thoma* Jonathan Wintart And Many More! loring in luxury nylon sarin flattery. New fashion shad**. 8'4 to 12 Short. Average, SPECIAL! MAD, MAD, MAD WORLD famous maker cultured pearl Stalo Mkklcti it th> County nt Bi MrSfn**- GLAMOUR CLIPS AND VEILINGS IN 7 NEW HUES Perfect touch of glamour for •STRAHOV BASTIHOS* your prettiest Easter dresser! Fashion-rww dips and veils in nsvy, yellow, ice blue, beige, pink, and basics! Ksses. dlOI'G || Open Mon.-Tuas.-Thurg.-Sif. 9:30 ’til 5:30 P.M. HOlirSeOpen Wednesday and Friday Nite ’til 9:00 P.M, �££ Bliss Plant More Ahout- EDITORIAL Gets Order Hospital end Hill-Burton grant, Daverman Associates from Orand Rap­ id*. the architect*. and the con­ tractors who were low bidden on .the project to try to detennin* a course of action that would allow us to go ahead with the essential parts ot this expansion program. We have had to cut out a num­ ber of item* we would have liked and later the operator of a dry. goods time in Charlotte. Mich, WM on a week's leave hi Wusiiingtoo and, along with his pal. "Deck," buught a ticket lor Uh- play being presented at Ford * TlMalcr. President's Box, a man leaped Neither expected anything more from the box to Um stage below where jurt of tte actor* were enacting the play, among U-.cm Laura Keene. As he Jumped he Residents Pause To Observe Events Of Holy Week _ J*Christians to Attend Special Many Maundy Thursday, Good Friday Rites; Easter to Mark Resurrection Hastings Hires' 15 Teachers at Board Meeting FRESH DONUTS Fitter-:! new instructors were hired for tte Hutlngs public B ( m school* at toe Bawd ofEducatlrei's Wetter *UA monthly Hireling held Tuesday ■ I SA,_ mmn nt .Ha V..Ounl i—I..-.,-_ Superette 205 N. Michigan Freeport Churches Special Services Many ChriilUn, Ih Hitting, and Barry County are Join­ Ing millions of others throughout ihe World in observing Holy Week, which will culminate on Easter Sunday when the faithful commemorate the Resurrection of Christ which symbolise* man s EaMcr mtvIcc at tte Hastings Evangelical United Brethren 1 Church, the Rev. H. J. Buwalda, minister, has announced. Ttere i will be'w 6:30 Sunrise service and a 7 pm. Easter praise service than DO percent of all goods purchased by developing coun­ tries through AID financing, with the yearly U. & volume of AID program exports now at a billion dollar level. Proper Diet unit coat will be around ($00 each, which la allghUy higher than H they could bo done all iponded generously during the campaign last year and we do not feel that w* can go beck uj.am ui thia time. However, if there are individual* or firm* who have moved into the area sine* the campaign or were done, and they felt that the other thing* included in the ba­ somehow missed last Spring, we sic contract had a greater prior- uould be moat happy to accept any contribution* or pledges they might want to make. Also, If anyone feel* inclined to Increase Ing of the new parking tot, mov- a pledge, I am sure Ural no one ill try and talk him or her out in got the new parking lot, mov­ it. but one thing for sure is able partition* in the Adminis- of that we are not going to go out —Edu. He had a revolver in one tend and a two-edged knife in tte other. He made his way through the actor* on the stage and escaped again on a formal fund drive to :al*e this additional money. How- School Athletics Said Important To Curriculum Maundy Thursday tte sermon topic at the 7; IB pro. service will te tiiv "Tte New Conrcnunt" and thZro will be a abort service of jnedltetion and prayer at 12:30 p.m. on Good Friday al ■ tte Grace Lutteran Church. The |E*ater Bunday, He ia to be inOn Good Friday the normal Mulled at hi* new parish al ootiTM of Busimus aili halt at 12 .Arlitet'tj DOibta, Hl., tte lasl noon until 3 pm. when the Three J Sunday in April. . Hours are observed. School will. Tte Rev. Willard H. Curtis, be dismissed at noun in Hasting* minister of Un- First Prcabyfor the Easter vacation, and most urrian Church, will deliver a other schools, too. will not be tn IK Tlwre Life After Th* Rev. Wayn* Reew of Muskegon L* to be the gueol family. Otter visitors on Bun­ »poakrr at tte Union Good Fri­ day Included Mr. and Mr*. day service to be teld at 1:30 Charles Ix>vc and. family, Mr. pm. at tte Freeport Methodist oral Mrs Joe Wilkins and family of Lansing and Mrs. Louise i Watch While FROSTtD » BICOtATlO Donut* 69c dos. Open Dally TASTE TREATS REORGANIZATION! Ruse are to begin at 1 pm. and the Easter Vigil on Holy Satur­ day will begin at B pm. with the traditional blessing of the new fire, paschal candle, baptishal FORCES THIS Just not good business over the long haul . . . and those lean years. In a practical sense, over >0 per cent of the school boards tn Michigan have accepted the responslbility far sutaddizaUon of athletics over and above the in- to finance the needed program. "During the past ten days, we I have been negotiating with Joe CURLEE Suits Must be Worn Buy with NO. MONEY DOWN your needs and wishes. This helps make Everyone appreciates a CURLEE Suit. You—for its built-in comfort and perfeet fit. She—for its otfractive color and pattern, and the smart look Of success it gives you. We—for being able to offer our customers the com­ plete Spring and Summer collection of the season's handsomest Spits. Become a CURLEE man today! \sus McPka/di* Mest'i. 'll/ea* Leonard-Osgood Funeral Home the natural choice for fami­ Ben Franklin NI.H for Easter Sunday mom. Coats, dresses and costumes just made Wl Hl ClJSiIiO OUT All FIOOR SAMPlIS TO Ini' BARE WALLS OTHER ITEMS TOO NUMEROUS TO LIVING ROOM SUITES 2 Fc. Nylon Sofa b Chair 1 39.95 $90.00 2 Fc. Wido-Arm Modem 189.95 120 A0 2 Pc. Extra Long 3 Cushion 229.95 150.00 160.00 4 Pc. SoRd C^fer Deluxe 159.95 180.00 Phane 945-3471 . ' Spanish and French will be of­ fered about CO 7th graders selected [ram about flo puplb. Bernard O»m. who has taught tte poM five years at Sturgis 180.00 All Sixes MATTRESSES and SPRINGS by tuff, students, and laymen will go a long way toward controlling spectator problems at school spon- A wonderful assortment, heaped with Jelly-bird eggs, marshmallow ani­ mals, chocolate novelties. TOYS, too! toe image of being -sincere, com­ petent tekchcra" have been a part at recent progress tn tte field of u'.undtolastic athletics, Lehatcn Florid* to bring her mother. Mrs Frank ■ Helman. home. They are • flying to Mrs. Helmant horns in Bindley. Ohio, and ore spending ( a few daye there before return- , Ing hero the end of the week. The MacArthur*. Mrs Helman and tbs Richard Fluke family will be entertained for Baler at the hom< of (he Mestfl Flukes in 20.00 Platform Rocker Fireside Swivel 39.95 25.00 Hi-Bock Rooker 69.95 40.00 Swivel Rocker 79.95 45.00 29c lb. .each Choose Your EASTER PLANTS from LILIES - TULIPS - HYACINTHS 5 Year Guarantee 39.50 25.00 Sealy Slumber-Ease 59.50 35.00 American Beauty Firm 79.50 50.00 Englander Body Form 79.50 60.00 79.95 5 Fc. Tobi* & 4 Choirs 59.95 $35.00 5 Pc. Deluxe Outfit 74.95 50.00 249.95 150.00 NEW APPLIANCES Tender marshmallow In sugar shells of assorted flavor* and bright colors. 39c lb. Innenpring Mattress 49.95 $30.00 DmU» Armhss Deluxe HMa-A-leri 50.00 5 Fc. Drop-L*of $*t 7 Fc. Extension Outfit Apt. Six* Rango Waninghousa Rgftigarator $50.00 2 Dow Refrigerator 240.00 Electric Range 120.00 150.00 9 Fc. with 8 Choirs *400 Hl-Pih Nytea 5.00 H yd. Sculptorod NyUw 6.00 M- yd- 9 k 12 R®o«n Um Rm» W0.00 GIRLS DRESSES Biard members approved two new text books Tuesday.„Tte books they replace will be repurchased it tte book store and used as sup­ plemental reading. "Our World and It* Peoples," Kaleva,m and Heine, was adopted for ?th grade urography. It replace* "A World MM DOWNTOWN HASTINGS—Phono 945-4172 $1098 HrandweM and Associate*, will be used for Junior High science. It rosacea “Science tn Dally Ufe " *--Supl. Guenther reported that tte replacement value of tte Hastings rchooU has been placed at M210.014 02. not including toe new addi­ tion* and oti.er rttent lm|>rove- Tte board adopted a resolution asking for an operational levy of 13.0 mlU* or IW5JWJ for 1M15-M. Bupt. Guenther reported that a majority of the 1063 gnuluat® had voted to hold commencement ex- CARPETING. SQ. Candy-Strip* also be head Varsity baseball coach *ikL-Fr«*hmaji football coach. He 1* to get hl* mastart from Western $35.00 TUt-Bock Recliner Hugh SiM Davo 10c to 49c is^ t.-^Mooa hcu> taugiit at tte Morgan. Mc­ Kelvey. Moore. Burrvugte and Dowling ecliools. Mrs. Msurtne Mufienix, 1012 N. Michigan, elementary. She has taught a total of six yean at the Altofl. Starr and Dowling schools and Is to earn her BS at WMU High math, -‘tte turned lier BB at Michigan in 1B35 and has taught over » years. Including Mohawk College, N. Y, and Picwsantview, L.ST 4 Pe. Danish StyU Wol 239.95 160.00 12 Chocolate Marshmallows in Colorful Egg Crate___ _ „ from a wide assortment. COATS SALE HOURS Wed. and Wed. Nite, All Day Thurs. COMPLfTl IlDROOM SUITES Marsh mo I low Eggs tome ting*, elementary. She luis a BS from. WMU and five years' tcachtafc experience, two years at Fre­ mont and one each al Gregory, it Hf I'lOIORY Of THIS AREA WERE. PRICES OFFERED 10 BUYERS MANY Public Forum funenai perfect for little misses EASTER BASKETS lies who really care. LEOURRD OSGOOD ’BuwySet? A foshion wordroba of lovelies No Payments til JUNE! SALE! 129.95 $60.00 4 Pc. Walnut FlnlHi 90.00 4 Pc. Owe Grey, Double 119.95 4 Pe. GoM lie^M. Triple 119.95 120.00 The athletic program will have fulfilled its proper function If It* .rader* stress tlrarough instruction .n health and fitness; if the safety tnd well-being erf the participant is protects?!; and if participation ay IndividuMa provides education­ ally worthwhile and satisfying ex­ periences,'' he concludes family — that’s how personal Fashions for the Once-in-a-Lifetime HASTINGS The Charlro Fry family will bo in Indianapolis, Ind, with relatives for part of the Easter holiday. • Becky Boltteure, U. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Bolt­ house of Itasungj, suffered a revere gash in a leg en route to Central school Iteaday morn­ ing wteh ate hit u ported car on Broadway wiulc riding ter bite. Bte waa Uckt-u to Pennock Hospital by Police Sgt. Robert EVERYIHING GOES H THIS HUGE VILUNTARY REORGANIZATION SAIF1 might Improve from our stand­ point would be a dereliction of our duties and rcspoflilblllties as Trustees of this hospital." Cle- Personal Mention Student Injured for tiny fashionables. Choose Maundy Thursday Communion aervltx will tie held at 7:30 pm., and the sermon topic for the 11 going to mart than an­ ticipated. we will hart a modern up-to-date facility to service thb community now whan wo need it. In our opinion, to postpone thia project any longer in the hopes CORNER WALNUT ^ND S. JEFFERSON ing, will teach in tte grade*. A 1N7 Delton graduate, she has a BS from Western and lias taught fur 13 year* In Barry rural schools, Utcludmg Tlmner, Bruih Ridge. Weeks, Dunham and Durfee. Mrs. Ruby Curtis*. IU HasUngs, elementary teacher with a B8 from WMU. Ste has had 33 years' expcricnce teaching in Barry, includ­ ing SSH in rural achool*. 21* in Woodtate and 5 years at Nashville. Site was graduated from HHS in STOCK DISPOSAL Choose from our wide selection of MADE-UP cal space shortage at the hospital now. Therefore, the Board made the decision to go ahead with this project contingent upon Federal approval of the higher of Jan. 1, 1M& Uwe wm 1A» persons in Michigan receiving aid to tte blind payment*, aver­ aging Ml a month—a total of more than HA million a yaar. not counting ottMT Forms of pub- who is to receive her special edu­ cation-certificate next Dec. 10, is to teach mentally Iuindkapp4d at Sou'Jit-astern. Most of ter salary will also come from tte special education program tax, BupL u'L' several of the B vitamins, com­ plete the four important food] groups, according to Western Division, Michigan Chapter taught Junior and Benlor High terne economics, ’ resigned so ste may troth in tte same sclwol system :u> her hinbuxl. and Mr*. Hrten Byrne, lured but month. Was released from ter cootract tar peracnul reasons. Oontracts were approved for: Mrs. Jrsiwtte Tiedtaatek, 600 E. Welcome 4th Son TRY SOMI TODAY with Holy Communion. Ttere will he adoration until mldnltc with th* Knights of Columbus forming guard ot honor. 1 fleer* Thursday, April IB, at ; 7:3a All members are urged to ’afu-nd To elect offlocni of them tnent area had to be dropped be­ cause of the Hojpilal'e inability to underwrite the coal of the change* requrated. He reported Shenes* of practice and competi­ tion to the degree that numerous iporta are etuung toelr sroxsud idcnUflcaUon to a yw-rodnd baste. The question of speclalhzitlon tn one sport as opposed to tte oppor­ tunity for participation iu a va­ riety at sports tn season far high m and who expected to retire at tte rod of this year, resigned a* of UM* Friday. April 10. because of her health. Lyle Hulbert has been sutaUtutlng for iter. Now! For th* Second and Final Week ■The total cost of this project it now *1.256.600, which is about 5250.000 more than »c expected.” Clement reported. "Included in knees, he explain*. tecta- fees, new equipment for "Our better programs have the new area, and other niiscellong recognised the principles of laneous costa. Although these costa are high compared to the be”worked out wtthuiecontract- j estimate which was based upon new tn make aura that all. serv- I--------- achievement al all Tcost data from the past year's experience, too c o n * t r U c t io n market in this area currently is , in a boom period where there is Detection mentahj lunaicup5>.'d. .Most ot ter salary will be paid by county spe­ cial education fund*. Ste 1* to earn her nuuter's degree nt Western tend. Good Friday arrvlona wllli Mldtigan University tills Bummer. also be'held at tte Methodist Ste 1* attending WMU on a Fed­ Church with tte cantala being eral special education scholarship. praaentod. At 7 am. Bunday! She formerly taught here and also morning tte Methodist men will taught at tiie Fisher and Chidester Dr. and Mm. Edward Bush of actjooU. ste completed Barry tte church following a scrvicv. Coddiy Norpial in LB67. All cliurclio* in the area will be . mento, Calif., ore the proud partlcipaung. Each church open* | parents of tteir fourth son born their doors to tte public at tteir : Werlncsday evening. April 7. regular worship service and Sun- , Their other non* arc Thomas. « day aclwol. Check on tte church |I yra. old; Kenneth, a yrs, and of your choice for tte time. Plain 59c das. Proposed Tptal Business IOITI and peanut buUcr. The vegetable - fruit group, rich in Vitamins C and A, and the bread-cereal group, of­ fering significant amounts of Aten'S youngest child. Gardener, j beptted. Maundy Ttiuraday jervtcre will j be held at the Methodist. Church • at h pro. If your own church is’ Wa Maha 'Em Dr. Nelsmi Leiuten say* interschoiastic ithletics "1* vital to more enrolled. Just as music, art, advanced language study, higher mathematics, and science courses are essential to the educattoiu! of his injury. Some climbed up from the pit A guard waa im­ mediately, placed beside tte presi­ dent. The order was then given to HMIQMM Know Your Fescues Before Buying Seed ik that might have beck to with tte d Juat fined the tn the adjoining On Maundy Thursday special services are to be bold in many churches, and on Good Friday traditional riles will mark confusion the tye-witnees account! but when I lieard that Latin pinnae « tte assassination of President j1 'u-’’1"1 Dexter Austin and Abraham Lincoln, as written in •ld- 'nut w“ * «*«*>•' -I immediately perceived that he had shot at President Lincoln although I knew not whether te had hit him. Tte people were so dumfounded they could not col­ lect tlielr Mau for about one minute. which gave Um a**as*in time to escape. In jumping he did not fall very straight, rather cn his hands and feet tin making the 54 Have Sight Saved by Earl BOYS EASTER SUITS Little boy* snd big boy* all want * new *uit for Easter. Com* in and. choot* from our h*nd*om* SMOrtmant of the ncweit. most fashionable style* in boy*’ SuM. $1098 t Look for famous 'Trade-Nome* labels on the things you buy ... you'll find them here! Parmaleei 124 Best State Street �Delightful Meeting Pleases Thomapple Garden Members Women's Clubs of Michigan Io Meet ’n Kalamazoo Many Visitors Enjoy Hastings OES 'Friends Nite' HHS Students Aid Cancer Drive Campaign Here Marilyn Cox, Jack Van Arisen Exchange Vows Hastings High School students aisled the Barry County Unit of the American Cancer Society wl»en they launciied Uielr 1965 I ful "Friends Night April 8. at the Masonic i Wortliy Matron Ellen Kcocr j’s.srs ■ tton on May 11-13. Reports were made by the various committees. A beautiful centerpiece was' made and exhibited by Mrs.,’ Burgliduff. Peg Leary, Ellen Wargw. Mary Potter. Irene Burkey, Chaly Sage and Exchange Stu­ dents Birgitte Sparr, Torbjom Arts* starting at 8 o’clock with Mlsa Tina Ferri run. first secretary to Royal Netherlands embassy, as the speaker. Wednesday the Glrlstown birth­ day luncheon will be hold with Miss Esther Bain as the speaker The Federation banquet will be Mrs. Vera Young's Nephew Emcees Muskegon Show idly with Dr Cleo Dauson. psy­ chologist, giving U>e address Th? awards luncheon will be I, held Ttiursday at Gull Harbor Inn.; wiSTS^Wood-*"" * ‘““•I A very interesting program on M W « begonia ptante was given by Mrs ■ Hildebrandt Th* eluh WHITE'S Photography SSikl •n rue ker introduced lier in jiudience and the giant spot- Van Arisen. brother of the groom For her daughter a wedding. Mrs Cox wore a powder blue crepe man of Clifton. Ill., and Mrs dress with nary accessorial and a Nellie DeYoung and dauglitcr of corsage of light blue carnations Grandville were weekend guests Hie groom's mother wore a pastel Bunday to celebrate Mr*. De­ Young's birthday. She Is an auiU of Mix Smith and Mr. Launp- Methodist Rites Unite Couple Here on Saturday Ullage ruu .iimiirii miu 1 Rev. FT. Joseph C Dunphy edged Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hubbard by y. one-ludf point to take first place Hastings AcrODOtlC .... YOUngSter WinS - “------- " Honors ot Flint Ringo-Swingos Pre-Nuptial Whirl Enjoy Dancing . \ , Begins Here TOr Miss Peggy Fedewa The first, on April 3, was given bv Mn. Joe Hubert for Peggy's pleasure. There were 20 guests to enjoy an evening of games and cards and the opening of the many vatlona by April 30. lovely gifts. Winning top honors The club's next dance on April at cards were Pat BommervUle. 34, will bo a Sadie Harkins Bettv Kaiser and Linda Fedewa. Lunch won ■<mvd by the hoats, the Pete 4n<h'rtonA and the Jim On Saturday evening. April 10. Mrs Manin Ives and Mrs Harry Gray, sister* of Peggy's fiance, Joseph Oreakuvlch. entertained 37 J guests bi Ute Community Room of the Pint Federal. Bank al Pawl Paw. The guests were largely reiu- 1 live* of the groom and It was! Peggy's first opportunity to meet the family, Il was a miscellaneous shower, and a buffet supper was served. Games Including "Bride n changed to a pink linen drew with { Members of the Jaycee Auxiliary Bingo' and "Kitchen Ingredients" a printed Jacket and matching gown of Chantilly lace, styled wT.h jthemefurnished Um- evening's entertainpink hat Their new addnrs is a Jeweled aabrlna neckline. long; ... I met Monday at the Southeastern I —, tapered sleeves and a chapel train “Mrs. Jolin Mason entertained Schoo! and planned a rummage A crown of pearl* held her waist- the Cnrllon Extension Group at sale for Saturday. May 15. at —-------------------------------- -- --------- her liotne Wednesday. ‘ ’—“* n~-------quet of French carnations and pink rosebuds. bi pink and white decorations. Mrs. Ous Wlngelnr was a A 1st Ing were Miss Bonnie Van M5-3M7 weekend visitor of her sister, Artsen. Mr*. Ronald Cox, Mrs Mlsa EUa jtaa, at Ionia. Jerald Grey. Mr* auric* Moser. Ilccky Miller sang •'Because" anti Mrs Elizabeth Hart and Mm. Nlal "The Wedding Prayer." The floral decorations were pink and white just unpacked: ore' blouses A donation Is being sent to the Special Education School. After tlw business meeting Mon­ day the liosteaa. Bonnie Blom, Chrystal Case Students Entertain Facility Patients seen in Dr. A. E. Dahlman Chiropractor 128 W. Confer St. Hostings Phone Wl 5-3394 Personal Mention Students of the Chrystal Case FASCINATION tN Sunday, April 11, with an anni­ versary party. Cit’cn by their children. Dick. Tom. Cindy and Don’t miss thia id-setting lection. Watch 'them add a fresh new fashion touch toyour wardrobe. With V gentle textures. f Dainty details. Picturei pretty colors. All in ' easy-care fabrics. / Come choose yours today. Sizes 28 to 38. er. Cyntheal Cooper. Melinda Hammond. Anne Weywman, Penny Daniels, Renee Shepiinl. Sun Ann Raymond. Kay Flook, NEWEST CREATIONS A reception for the over 100 There was a big surprise and guests followed in tlie church par­ a family gathering at the home lor* The lovely pink and white of Mr. and Mm Raymond Keel­ wedding cake was made by the er. Middle Lake. Monday night. In honor of the 46th wedding for the young couple by Mr. and Mrs Ted Ziegler. 1100 WlUltte Road, on Friday evening, April 9. After a Northern honeymoon, the newlyweds will make their 00 and Gordon Ironside Agency The Personal Mention Artliur Ttvompson and family. Out of town guests were Mr. and Mre. Tarry Sagar and Connie '' ‘"xvliviBe. Mr. and Mrs Frank Rider and family of Middleville. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rider of Newaygo and Mr. and Mr*. Beryl birthday cake. Unfortunately on their way home just south of , Girard they were In a bad storm. I Miss Marilyn Lawrence, who Is Tuesday, April 0. was a very taking Practical Num#' Train­ important day for Brenda Smith ing at Borgrars Hospital In Kalas it was hsr fifth birthday. Five share the fun of a birthday with her. Tlwy were Cindy Denny, Larry Shriber. Klmmy and Deb­ bie Shetterly and Dana McVay, tain their son, the Bob Footer and. of course, Brenda’s broth- family, of Kalamazoo on Easter. The Harold Mathews are plan­ ning to entertain their family. Ing this year, the ballet theme Ajr. nna nu>. was used In decorating. The nrld family. Mr. and Mrs Eldon pretty cake, which Brenda's grandfother secretly ordered, had a balh-t figurine that tum­ Bonnet & Gown Shop Alma Fing Ieton lengths and the seston's all important ropes. Lovely to look at . , . refreshing to wear. Priced for every Give Michigan Grown $100 FLOWERS entered his beautiful display of mounted birds st the Barry County Sportsman’s Hobby I Show. Tlte-re were 15 friends and; neighbor* who gathered at the home of Mrs Darwin Hooker on N. Broadway Saturday afternoon for a pink and blue shower for EASTER Fresh, colorful, cut flowers will highlight the day and bring bright, worm 'Joe, of Jackson honoring Mrs. happy party delighted the horM C. R.'s birthday. Mr a Rex oroe as she opened the lovely Strickland Joined the group on gifts. Rcfift-luiu-nta and games Sunday evening Quality Blooming Plants presented to you by people whose Business Is Flowers. Colorfully decorated with satin ribbons and directions for the plant care are only part of the extras included. have returned from a trip to California where they visited Mrs. Merrick's daughter, Arion Fucri and family, also cite Mr. and Mrs. Cedric Morey and Dr. and Mrs. Everett Phelps entertained 10 for dinner at the Call or Visit Your Allied Florist Today! Fresh as a summer bresza. Smart, cool chalk whites. Select necklaces, bracelets and earrings. See the dra- husband, Michael, who is tn the Navy, was Imine when they were Client. The Mcrricka mode tire trip by plane and were gone 10 Patrick C. Hodges Dependable Jeweler �Martha Zemke President-Elect Of Huge MEA Health, Safely Hints Armed Forces Marriage Licerisee ,rTrt* rrOra Western Mldil»*«* Bay City school*. ehe taught in Nellie. Ionia and Mull, son . Mull waa awarded the mcdil for meritorious iurvtcc u in hr [»■ Cunaidislng BANNER WANT ADS PAY the million* <1 of akjn raahes and other irritations a pamphlet ot the American Medical AsaudaUun. Nevertha- Personal Mention Past Resident Dies Tuesday Clyde Brigg*. 81, a Neb. He now is SMlgntd to a unit HuUnp rerttenc and long-time At. Ramsteln which support* the UJ3. Air Force* in Europe mis­ sion of providing th* major air | contribution for defense of the son Tuesday morning. I NATO countries. ----- Basting* and the Knight* of PythMw lx>e family. flew to California Wednesday to waiting and watching the m- They formerly Ured in California NaahsfUa at l pm. Saturday at Sturgis and burial 1* County. Saturday 12 UUte chicks had hatched, Dr. and Mrs. Alphsnso Belsito delegate* or alternate* Included, front row. left to right. Dteaa Hantagton, Gail Monica FRESH CUT SPRING "BOKA FRIDAY fr SATURDAY ONLY ... WE WILL BE HAPPY TO RESERVE THESE FOR PICK-UP. Rainbow Corsages 6 fatal Colon in a Beautiful Cartage . . . Jumbo Cymbidium Orchid Corsages ‘1.92 Cash & Carry Limit... One ‘1.92 of tunc. OrA the manufacturer « u. the fingernail*. Hendershot & Vicinity K.rluml cUrk’ the netendirur <lcmU. lias | The B Will meet Thursday. been identified, Ute means ot April 23, ae Mra, Dougla* preveauon of further trouble 1* Stroub*. Club No. 4 serving. usually simple—just avoid tins your doctor reach a dlagnosi*. particular cosmetic hereafter. Cahfcrata this Thursday to vtelt Often a switch to another brand bar nephew and family, the Wllwill suf lice. In a f e w severe Hastings wire Saturday evening temporarily. with a manufacturer u> help you find a aufe product. And, the Elnirr Colvin* of Hastings, forego the cosmetic entirely. w A Urge ptue tree was blown grandd^Uuliter and husteinH, Mr down in Sunday crenU<a stonn Mimxapolu, Mind. They were en route to the Detroit airport cold cream*. Personal Mention ‘1.92 Cosh & Carry Harm & Betty's Hastings Flower Shop IIUU1 oc.-uumy wncro they had | been vtalUng Mr* Schroeder’* before it was repaired. ----------- :«------------ Remove nail lacquor. Tops at Plainwell ! RumU BelfMd WM home Larry E. Davte ha* been from Ann Arbor Friday returnIng. This Includes cooi named valedictorian of Plainwell Ing Uuu evening where Mr. sponge* and powder puff*. High School's graduating da** Belftold U a pouent al the U. of tabled their daughters. Uic Jolin and Sarah Ly beauty parlor, obtain McLean family and the Cecil A. MorehouM Peter* family of Augusta for a prv-Easter dinner on Sunday. with Mr.' and Mrs. John Malcolm tinned. ! • The cosmetic responsible for i the akin trouble might be a new State St. Special Easier Cake Happy Easter Cake—8-inch 96c $1.35 Large Easter Egg Cake & >1.59 Bunny Cake (in shape of cut* rabbit) __ __97c Individual Decorated Square Cakes — 13c ea.; 2/25e Individual Dscoratwd Egg Cakes with Name _.ea. 16c Fruit Stollen Cotto* Cake 63c Fruit Roitin,Braud .. 48c (Dellctou*^o*»t*d ar |u*t cf*in) DALE S BAKE SHOP and family are taking a trip to Washington, D. C., during the Marshall on Sunday for a family town's brother, Max li bi very poor health. || DYE-ING to Sell You SHOES Carl Damson* had a family din- The Cleveland Bunny was here! Graham, of Lebanon. Ind. and family ot Marion, Ind., spent from Friday until Sunday with Mrs. Breedlove's parent* and sla­ ter.. Mr. and Mn.. Wally Gcr- uvo* in Bay City and Saginaw. Mr. and Mrs. Roland Oactcr and family will entertain Mr. Mr*. Pete'Martin and Mr. and Mr*. Byron' Hreterly of Wood­ land for dinner on Easter. Mr. And he brought our all new spring-summer collection of suits. Big suits for big people. (50-long) Small suits for small people. (36-short) In-between suits for in-between people. (You name it.) Men’s Hart, Schaffner & Marx and Palm Beach suits priced from $45 to $100. Light colors, for people who like light colors. Dark colors for people who like dark colors. In-between colors for everybody else. Trying one on is worth a thousand words, so we’ll sign off now, and just say •'stop by." Cleveland’s Store for Men and Boys. 130 E. State, Hastings. P.S. Happy Easter! to Match Your Every Dress The Byron Pletcher* are plannlng to spend Easter with Mrs. brings you COLOR by COMPUTER Choose from 1200 Fashion Colors for Every Occasion day dinner guest* of the Lewi* XftrblM. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Regan and daughter. Renee, of Free­ port were Sunday dinner guest* of the Donald Manning*. Mrs. Mary Scudder plan* to Here's what to do. Come in and select the fashion pumps you prefer in the size you want. Then match your swatch to Its Color-Mote in one of our fashion color swatch books. Through the science of our Color­ daughter, the Gerald Shafers, at Battle Creak. Sharon Williams, a student at Central Michigan University, ar­ rived Wednesday to spend a week’s vacation with h------------ the Warren Williams. Mate computer we will match your selection perfectly and professionally dye your shoes in minutes. To be Color-Mated from top-to-toe bring in your basic color today by lei to Florida recently visit­ ing in Bradenton, Okala, and Or- and step out in the most fashionable shade of the season. Bellaire on Fester Bunday Mlaa Gail Furman la \home from Northwestern Univfcralty ancc, Alfred Hawrancy. of Bo*- Gall, Gall and Alfred’* wedding plans are being formulated as the date has been set for Satur­ day, July 10 at the First Metho­ dist Church in Grand Rapid.-,, and they plan to llv* In Boston where he is employed at the Dow Chemical Co. Gall Is gradu­ ating from Northwestern in June. Mr*. Roy Oak* of RI Hasting* has moved to a new address, 110 E. Center Bl. Mr. and Mr*. Richard Goundrlil and boys of Battle Creek and Mr*. Avl* Cruttendcn ot the Tanner District visited Mrs. Wesley Edmonds Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Newell of London, Ontario, were over­ night houseguest} of the J. J. Wmond* family April 0. Mr. and Mn. Lewis Lang and Children, Mr. and Mr*. Lyle Gil­ lespie and children. Mr. and Mr*. Rolland Hall and children. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Feldpausch and ehftdrep. Mr. and Mrs. Rob­ ert Birke and children and Mr. and Mn. Roger Kilpatrick and children were scheduled to leave — vacation. Golf, swimming, nuilng and other acUvittea aliouid make their time m the Southland a wonderful occasion Andy Re and Roicoc Cassel drove to Nashville und Middle­ ville on Marek 31 and to Delton and Woodland on April 7 Dr. and Mrs. Raymond Finnic ta. Beautiful White Peau de Soie AA and B Widths Shoes and Tinting Weddmgs Prom Easter Graduation Parties �Delightful Meeting Pleases Thornapple Garden* Members Women's Clubs of Michigan to Meet •n Kalamazoo The Thcmapple Garden Club member* had a very delightful meeting on Thursday. April 8, Burghduff. Peg Leary. Ellen Wor­ ker Mary Potter. Irene Burkey. Cindy Sage and Exchange Stu­ dents Birgitte Sparr. Torbjom A beautiful centerpiece waa Mr. and Mm Charles Cos. Middlemade and exhibited by Mrs. tide Mr. and Mrs John Van ArtElmer Robinson, the arrange- |sen. 529 Hobson. Grand Rapids, are ment chairman It *as made up i the parents of the groom. "n*n begonia Presented in marriage by tier plants tn a container covered I r.tfw. ts. hrM. w. ■ none, with matching foil and centered by white ceramic rabbits. After the meeting, the plants were given as gifts to the members who wot m and unable to at- Mrs. Veto Young's Nephew Emcees Muskegon Show Loyalty. Grand Ledgr, Battle Creek. Royal and Maple Leaf. A delicious lunch was srrvvd on very prettuy aecorated tables. Mrs. Vera Young waa In Mus­ Also our hats off to all the hard kegon last week for a stage show workers who prepaid and tervHigh graduate and 1* employed ed the lunch. at Pennock Hospital The. club's May meeting will be a trip to the Nature Center in Kalamaaoo to see the early wild flowers. A very Interesting program on begonia plants waa given by Photography ■ Ringo-Swingos Pre-Nuptial Whirl Enioy Doncing The Rlngo-Swingo Club Begins Here for on Saturday. April 10. at Miss Peggy Fedewa Van ArUm. brother of the groan For Iter daughter's wedding. Mrs Oax wore * powder blue crepe dress with nary accessories and a coraage of light blue carnations The groom's mother wore a pastel WHITE'S Hastings OJEB. Chapter Na T members cniojud a »<T>’dedghtful "Friends Night April 6. at the Masonic Worthy Matron Ellen Introduced ArUne SwlfL Electa of the Grand Chapter of Hastings High Hchool students assisted the Barry County Unit of the American Cancer Society when they launched their 19»J3 crusade. The girls reported to the Cancer 1 Miss Martini Cox and Jack Van I Arisen exchanged thttr Wadding Everyone enjoyed the beautiful The Michigan Federation of view and the birds and chip­ WomqI Clubs convention Is to munks eating from the nunwrbe held in Kalamaaoo on Tueadav. oua feeders near the picture Wednesday and Thursday. April ST. M, 39. and member* of the< Hastings women's flub should I Arts” starting at 8 o'clock with Miss Tina Perri ngv. first secretary to Royal Netherlands embassy. as the stwaker Wednesday Uie Glrlstown birth­ day luncheon will be held with Mbs lither Bain as the speaker The Federation banquet will be held at Western Michigan Univer­ sity with Dr. Cleo Dawson, psy­ chologist. giving the address. The awards luncheon will be held Thursday at Gull Hartnr Inn. Many Visilors Enjoy rfastings OES 'Friends Nile' HHS Students Aid Cancer Drive Campaign Here Marilyn Cox, Jack Van Arisen Exchange Vows Methodist Rites Unite Couple Here on Saturday Society newS Mrs. Donna Hettle, and her^new [ granddaughter. Judge Phil Mitchell and the1 . Rev. FT Joseph C Dunphy edged Mr. and Mm. Roy Hubbard by v P .... one-half point to takeHrst place , YOUngSter VVIHS All those wishing to go to the Square Dancers State Conven­ tion at Detroit must make reser­ vation* by April 30. . Hastings AcrODOtlC .. [_|onors Qf. F|jnf . . In pink and white decorations Assisting were Mias Bonnie Van 945-3947 just unpacked: lore For their wedding trip to Chi­ cago. the new Mr*. Von ArUen changed to a pink linen drees with a printed jacket and matching pink list Their new address la 243 Eastern. Grand Rapida. Mich. The rehearsal party was held at A crown of pearls held her waist­ Finger’s Restaurant in Grand length veil and she carried a bou­ quet of French carnations and pink rosebuds. Jaycee Auxiliary Aids Youngsters April «. Tt»- birthday cake, which the children especially en­ joyed, waa decorated in tiie Eaa- Members of the Jaycee Auxiliary met Monday at the Southeastern Mn. John Mason entertained School and planned a rummage the Carlton Extension Group at ■*> tor Saturday. May 15. at , Peggy's first opportunity to meet the family. It was a miscellaneous, shower, and a buffet supper was aeryed Games including "Bride's' Bingo" and "Kitchen Ingredients" funiUlicd tiie evening’s entertain-1 ment. and the winners were awggd- I eil prizes. Guests were from Calu-1 met City. Ill., Chicago. Highland. Chrystal Case Students Entertain Facility Patients Students of the Chrystal Case Dance Studio presented a pro­ gram on Thursday, April 8. at the Medical Facility, J Those performing' were: MeiUsa Munn, Bruce Smith. Chuck 17 miss this fid-setting Election. Watch them add a fresh new fashion touch to your r) wardrobe. With gentle textures. f Dainty details. Picture1 pretty colors. All in / I easy-care fabrics. Come choose yours today. Sixes 28 to 38. Dr. A. E. Dahlman Chiropractor 128 W. Cantar St. Hastings _Phone Wl 5-3394 blouses seen in sole, street-length dresses with matching veiled lulls and carried bouquets of pink and white mums Personal Mention FASCINATION IN Sunday. April 11. with an annlrersary party, given by their brother-in-law of the bride, Dan r«.™4. ... . >.>.4 vw. Kfr-n'w I freshmen!*. cards were played children. Dick. Tom. Cindy and th. during the evening with each Shirley. Gutsis were Chuck Btr- md bl.* an. with while 4A- ««ulw nw«iln< will be NEWEST CREATIONS Ranguettc. Barbara White. Carol Wilcox. Virginia Reed. Cindy Phillips. Debby Hein. Sherry Erway, Rick Reynolds, Kathy Kidder. Dianna Milboum. Cindy tor the young couple by Mr and Mrs. Ted Ziegler. 1100 WUlltt* Rmd. on Friday evening. ApnJ 9 00 and Personal Mention The Bonnet & Gown Shop Smart, cool chalk whites. Select necUecei. bracelets and earringt. See the dramatte opara. princeu length! and the leaion's all important ropei. Lovely, to idol at . . . refrething to Alma Fing Ieton ed atep and there wrre mlnla-| ture balleruuu around the cake.1 so Uwt when each guest re­ ceived a piece of cuke, he also recttvrd a cute little ballerina as a take-home gift. The chil­ dren enjoyed many giutya. but Give Michigan Grown FLOWERS EASTER Fresh, colorful, cut flowers will highlight the day and bring bright, warm Spring smiles to everyone! Your florist olso has a “Rainbow” Selection of Flowers. Colorfully decorated with satin ribbons and directions for the plant Call or Visit Your Allied Florist Today! wear. Priced for every There were 15 friends a n d . neighbors who gathered al the home of Mi*. Darwin Hooker on N. Broadway Saturday afternoon for a pink and blue shower fcr Mrs. Antonio Ferrerta. the form- . Patrick C. Hodges . Dependable Jeweler and Mrs. C. R. Boarotn. Jitn and Joe. of Jackson honoring Mrs. C. R-’s birthday Mrs. R,ex Strickland Joined the group on Sunday evening Quality Blooming Plants presented to you by people whose Business Is care are only part of the extras included. Mr> Thomas Van-------- a -------- v..,.-------- - entered his bmutlful display of mounted birds at the Barry County Sportsman's Hobby day at the Bob Wilson lie me. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Mayo of Anchorville were Saturday and Sunday gueate of the Floyd Booroms. and on Sunday the met the California where they visited Mrs. Merrick’s daughter, Arloa tiie Duplicate Club at their home Fuert and family, also ttjs on N. Broadway Saturday eve­ ning. The Bob Hollister* took the places of the Dick Flngletons (Lucille was a former Hastings when they moved to Kokxxno, resident', and Marvin DeLane al Long Beach. They also visited Winston's daughter, Lucille Mur­ phy. and little daughter. Melima, at Wilmington, and Lucille's husband. Michael, who la in ths Navy, was home when they were there. The Merrick* made the trip by plane and were gone 10 days Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mclaury are planning to spend the Easter imlNewRiislund Catalog..50c �Martha Zemke President-Elect OfHugeMEA Health, Safety Hint* Marriage Licenses Jan VMvanlty. Before joining the Bay City arLooU. ah, uughl in yjwortvffie, NsstavtDa, lord, and M >tein ■tern AB, Ofittri CtfttaKaf. Sergeant • '61 Mull — waa xrtrrJM awarded tbt medal for 1? Jmeritorious tervicc as an air po­ lice supervisor at Llncoia APB. With MKECUCX Conaldering Armed Forces the mlluona sion of providing the major air contrtbuUrm for defense of the NATO countries Sergeant Mull, whose wife. Roxana, Ja tbe James Coleman family daughter of Mr. and Mra. Clyde Benton of RJ VermontvHJe. la a Clyde Briggs, 81, a former . HaMlnga resident and long-UiM employer of the former Hastings Bookcase * Chair Company, Personal Mention of and Roscommon counties. BANNER WANT ADS PAY a pamphlet of ths Amalcan Medical AawdaUm. Ntvcrtbe1MB. sufficient numbers of cam (medical akin apcclaUrtt and Uw Past Resident Dies Tuesday „ < Ruth hoo family. OUTSTANDING SHERS—“Over Ue Baiubow" waa the theme far TwnUwt's Kinder- KnJghta of PjtiiUa. i at 1 pin, Saturday at SUirgU waiting and watching th: «c- and burial m They formerly lived in California Uvity in the two incubators in '•■.-m-s. R^yr-day JJ UtUfl Dr. and Mrs. Alphonse BeUlto Included, front row, left to right, Diana Harrington, Gall Monica FRESH CUT up gradually \ovtr a long period u___ fi. USai-Us* Of tune. Or, the manufacturer nSnOClSlIOl « VlCinily 1 By Wr,. Richard Clark SPRING "BOKA ' FRIDAY & SATURDAY ONLY . . . WE WILL BE HAPPY TO RESERVE THESE FOR PICK-UP. Rainbow Corsages 6 Pastel Colon In a Beautiful Corsage . . . >1 .92 Cash fir Carry Limit. One ‘1.92 Happy Ea>tar Cake—8-inch • • Stop' il temporarily. Large Easter Egg Cake & Large Crow Caae, decorated $1.59 Bunny Cake (in shape of cute rabbit) _ ..97c preparations. down in Bunday eweniaga storm ’1.92 Harm & Betty's Hastings Flower Shop 206 I. $1.35 .___ . ..... BHHH co. 16c Individual Decorated Square Cakes — 13c ea.; 2/Z5c forego Uh ouameue entirely. en route to the Detroit airport Personal Mention Cash & Carry .96c DecorstBd for Enter m s foil par » serving. terminlng the cause. To help usually simple—Just avoid this Mra. Dauy '1 isorapuon U staying your doctor reach a diagnosis. individual Decorated Egg Cakes with Nome __ea. 16c Mra. Rdf who were returning Wash the face with an un- Jumbo Cytnbidium Orchid Coriago Special Easter Cake The LAS. will inert Thursday, Oeorgo Maurer will be apcnduig Tops at* Plainwell with Mr. and Mn. John Malcolm Larry E. Davis has been mussed vakdlOorian of Plainwell This Includes cosmetic ri-at Maurer). High School's graduating class igw and powder puffs. If there has been a recent talncd their daughters, the Jolui and Sarah Lynne Stucwur, Merl 1 to a beauty parlor, obtain McLean family and tiie Cecil from Ann Arbor Friday returnIng that evening where Mr. Bdfioid U a patient at the U, ot M- hospital. Mra Belfield re- Fruit Stollan Cotts* Coke 63c Fruit Railin'Broad 48c (Delkiousjoanad ar |u>t pi* DALE'S BAKE SHOP If the Ups are not involved. and family are taking a trip to the akin trouble might be State St Marshall on Sunday for a family In very poor health, and the his parents, tiie Carl panuotu hod a family din- H DYE-ING to Sell You SHOES ! to Match Your Every Dress . The Byron Flelciiera are plan- The Cleveland Bunny was here! And he brought our all new spring-summer collection of suits. Big suits for big people. (50-long) Small suits for small people. (36-short) In-between suits for in-between people. (You name it.) Men's Hart. Schaffner & Marx and Palm Beach suits priced from $45 to $100. Light colors, for people who like light colors. Dark colors for people who like dark colors. In-between colors for everybody else. Trying one on is worth a thousand words, so we’ll sign off now, and just say “stop by.” Cleveland's Store for Men and Boys. 130 E. State, Hastings. P.S. Graham, of Lebanon. Ind. Mr. and Mn. Jack Breedlove and family of Marion. Ind, spent from Friday until Sunday with Mrs. Breedlove's parents and Us­ ter, Mr. and Mrs. Wally Ocrnents. and Marsha. SHOE STORE brines Laster vacation week with rela­ tive# In Bay City and Saginaw. Mr. and Mrs. Roland Outer and family will entertain Mr. and Mn. Lewis Marble, Mr. and COLOR by COMPUTER Mrs. Byron Hesterly of Wood­ land for dinner on Easter. Mr. and Mrs. Ford Casey were Sun­ day dinner guests of the Lewis Choose from 1200 Fashion Colors for Every Occasion aM reraiurww*—*na— Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Regan our fashion color swatch books. Through the science of our Color­ Mate computer we will match your selection perfectly and professionally dye your shoes in minutes. To be Color-Mated from top-to-toe bring in your basic color today the Warren Williams. ating from Northwestern in June. Mra. Roy Oaks of R1 Hastings has moved to a new address, 110 E. Center St. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Goundrill and boys of Battle Creek and Mrs. Avis Cruttendcn of the Wesley Edmonds Saturday. ’ Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Newell of London. Ontario, were overmght houseguests of the J. J. Edmonds family April 5. Mr. and Mra. Lewis Lang and children, Mr. and Mra. Lyle Gil­ lespie and children, Mr. and Mra. Rolland Hail and children, Mr and • Mra. Richard Peldpausch and children, Mr. and Mrs. Rob­ ert Blrke and children and Mr. and Mra. Roger Kilpatrick and children ware scheduled to leave swimming. tubing and other ac­ tivities should make their time 8ouUlland • wonderful Andy Re and Ro-icoc Cassel drove to Nashville and Middle­ ville on March 31 and to Delton and Woodland on April 7. Dr. end Mrs Raymond Finnic Here's what to do. Come in and select swatch to .its Color-Mate in one of Sharon Williams, a student at Central Michigan University, ar­ rived Wednesday to spend a Happy Eastfer! ea size you want. Then match your daugliter, the Gerald Shafers, of by Jet to Florida recently visit­ ing in Bradenton, Okala, and Or­ lando. Rev. Lila Manker .wiU-.be in Bellaire on Easter Sunday.'. Miss Goll Furman is home from Northwestern University for the Easter vacation. Her fi­ ance. Alfred Hawrancy. of Bos­ ton. Mass, spent the weekend with the M R. Funnans and Gall Gall and Alfred's wedding plans are being formulated as the date has been set for Satur­ day, July io at the First Metho­ dist Church in Grand Rapids, and they plan to live in Boston ■ the fashion pumps you prefer in the port were Sunday dinner guests of the Donald Mannings. Mrs Mary Scudder pions to Ml 00 M and step out iri the most fashionable shade of the season. Beautiful White Peau de Soie AA and B Width* Shoe* and Tinting 6" Weddings Prom Easter Graduation Parties. " �•—Tirr IfASTINGH BANNER 4. bo replaced. j this last Mr* roiurcu -•v---.™-,. . Mr. and Mra Herbert Harter-1 Heaterly and Mre. CUmena The chlldwt cue emoyinir a ly and Kimb-rly were Saturday, Bchalbly Mm Doria Blair of.htor •"’****’£thud Yiritora with iter parenU. Mr.' Lansing was also a caller on, had a solution to the statutory trctilniu and Mra Carl Jordan. In th? — evening Usey called on his moth­ came Io visit Friday ana isaiur-1 gri uu be helped. as will the many other er. Mra. HUdred Hmtoriy. * day with them. * Mr. and Mrs. bed at trdLttr.e and sleep n« Dan Brown were suddenly «U- tala to U»e clely at rd to Kentucky Friday evening, be fan next been living with Iw daughter­ April A -Uh Uir dalh ol huj-UMa <lo«» ■<* in-law in Detroit since leaving n mi w w i iwimi a nem vote. -j --- -the hnapiial. a Brenda and to tncm. on tneir return nomc u>i.> hit, we should fed lucky. It will Mitchell Owsley are spending Wednesday their daughter. Mr like just a short? to wlilch ths public is invited. a gentleman In Hastings callslJner Pen! Sievena. through AUJC .M *>-4.4. u ■ ■ -4 — M X* 111* wife I a <S .t bo bard to replace the barns the week with their itrandmoth- and Mrs. Hugh Pedersen and they started school In BeptomRlthgrd M Shorter, lias rtquestcd the Michigan Deportment of Cor.there was a strange blnl feed­ Ing dally al Ida station and tv dial Church al 8 pm. This U a hadn't been Me -to Identify 1L IL joint service of Banfleld, Briggs, | h« described it aa about the To avoid poor qtadily lawn Delton and Hickory CorneralsUe of a gwvw.or a little Methodist Churchra An Easter' larger The request followed the Board Sunrise service followed of Determination's decision that Carter M Harrison, Michigan tiie improvement is "necessary." State University crop tamU.il. o'clock at------------------ - — In referring the matter to the mys labeling laws will help pro- camp at Clear Lake. Briggs Church will be host. j™ f. Conservation Department and At­ Un with iwr knittins u tunie. R ta g member of the torney General's office, Atty Bhus- quality seed—tlMt which con­ m^t hu<e. nnch‘*“1 gnnxily. tains a high percentage of He pointed out that problems of csxirre haygraasvs fnxtrad of feasibility for elw project were perennials such as Kentucky Roxanne Quick, also a member and South Carolina- Ln Inga and the need for a hydrologi-1 c..„ mn n. the sen- about Wlnt« ,nthe T commonly travel cal study, including test borings. -L n.1 . rwvnr nln rkjckj They prT l,r tar AH'Dress Revue on Saturday plant buds and small insects but evening tar h~r knitting project, Coat estimate; for dredging to a 10-rixx depth originally made al a Howard VanDellc is at Leila 8310.000 were raised to M15X00 for Usled a B'v-foot depth. treatment on a back ailment * A foremost Michigan law firm detUrtd the bonds unmarketable so muddy she couldn’t gvt home. the Barry County Blood bank Brown had undergone a.cancer Johnston, operation M Grand Rapids n Sylvester ___ ______ few weeks___ ago and ___ had_____ (ben_______ igwk, — an _— Aadmoo. been taken to Detroit to the .Many people also lost windows, bane of a daughter. Funeral shingles and trees. Monday moniservices were held at Detroit <11 i Ing friends and families worked Tuesday apd burial waa there together to clean up the debris. Dowling Church are Among local folks attending Use, Power Unra were readily rcpsurfuneral were Mr anil Mra Vn.l I rd rertoriar heat and lights to Dowling that the Refer Crooked Lake Project To State Agency By Mn. Donah! Proejroek Low Cost Lawn Seed Generally No ‘Bargain’ BILL DING SAYS 8hus»er pointed out that the people of upper Crooked Lake so easily detected. There may be Pennock Hospital receiving Itad the courage to attempt a imsltcrina of unwanted specie*;, treatment for a brokrvj hip project under the new and untried that don't hare to be listed unMr. and Mrs. Harold Case and last the Btato law terms them . fomllv >ri* realdlnr In their farm which lias been ■Your beat protection In thia Cloverdale road.' The Donald had raised nearly twice aa much bottom prices and from repu-. cupled the hous?.’ hve moved to table sources," comments Har~ -‘ Street — «. At •* r Park to Hartings. ♦ riaon. | Hw-tr April meeting the Dowling "Be suspicious of seed mlx-lDudea 4H Saddle Club elected In preparing tor that hearing lures wlilch featm insufficient the following officers for the "we were mindful of tiie repre­ quantities of big name varieties, coming project year: Connie Van sentation of all interested parties' A mix may bo billed as ’contain-1 Syckle, president: Debby Drake, viewpoints and the possible need Ing Msriun Kentucky bluegrass.’ vice president and recreation; of an appeal record. •with part Kentucky bluegrass,’, Denny Case, secretary; Ruth “Il is readily acknowledged that or ’featuring Ptnnlawn fine fe- Ann Cordray, treasurer; Suzwith ti»e knowledge of this experior two of the named Ingredient The Keith Babcock family of could have better tnvntcd that money. Certainly your department talnty should constitute Richard (Margaret) Estep of South Woodland was admitted entered Blodgett Hospital at Grand Rapids where she will undergo surgery Her youngtrt daughter, Jeanlne, who had an appendectomy at Pennock Hoathe hospital and underwent anWe wish both of them Woodland By Mrt. GlenJon Curlit antly surprised Sunday by her family. When she arrived at the alarm Robert Mackinder entertained statute itgelf has certain birthday. Fifty-one were present M which bosuns apparent domestic producers of the fine- Bureau group at their home on to enjoy the potluck dlnnor. A proceeded. In the engineerbig birthday cake and pineapple ■» stamp of approval os only way to earn top price and Babcock and daughters, Chrtsdinner Mrs. Bawdy a good reputation." he explains. tine and Elaine, were Sunday to define certain engineering date irqulremsnta,such as a hydrological study involving boring*, tiie engineering would have not developed. •It would seem that the matters of feasibility,.both as to engineer- elded by a Judicial body, such as the Board of Determination, after surrounding properties," fl Ulin MMU WSSSV* partita. The statute does' not speak —-... i. East Middle Lake fined jrords of the statute. HOWS YOUR ROOF? aftcraoon and everyone enjoyed Jones, Mary Feller, Jean Moon, themselves visiting. Guests at­ tended from Hartings, Battle Creek. Grand Rapids, Cedar ROOFIN£/5URVEY. If you Herald CATION FOR ON-THESPOT ESTIMATES. West Woodland Mrs. Leon Nicholson and Robert By Vidor Sitton i WeWUnd <47-1111 Auattre* ■ The Bchalbly family held a Mrs. Beery and Mra. iBchafds birthday celebration Saturtlay Involve more than a reliance upon cost figures which were - "FSce LlHtag" wiH« attrsc- ALLIED BUILDERS Private Brand Bchalbly of Edman and Gfprie and Duane Bchalbly. local, Mr. and Mrs. Hobart Bchalbly were (triable to come until Bunday af- attended a ch Birmingham. £ HOUSE PAINT White Only Self Cleaning ALUMINUM |1I. PITTSBURGH PAINTS FREE O«l Flat Wall Paint $6.16 Semi-Gloss & Gloss Enamels .. 7.51 Rubberized Satin Finish . 6.70 . 7.40 Floor Enamel* 5.98 Outside White C Typewriter* & Adding Machine* For Sale ur Rent Office Supplies durable thrt, and they were celebrating ilr Mason and i rural carrier from Woodland. On March birthdays. * Wood­ the WBX1B Balurdav the second feu to .was Culbert land loot ita one mail route! "While regretting that tiie use meeting at Mrs. Lawrence's |n' Saturday marked the beginning Hastings. * Mr. and Mrs. Don : for one route out of Woodland Stutz end children of ormd and for many residents to Rapids spent April 4 zt ittt her । found anyone who Is happy change their addresaea. We luted parent's. Mr. and Mra. Frank En­ the change but we didn't ! gle * Mr. and Mrs. Oney Robl- anything to tty about It. We yer of Otsego spent April' 4 with pened. We almost got wiped off Mr and Mrs. Warren Cairns. * tho map entirely Sunday evening Fishermen are Mill able to fish people." but times have changed. through the Ice. but sometimes We were among ths many the fish don’t cooperate so wall. around Woodland who returned may be small but we still want * Mr. and Mrs. John Mason re­ home Bunday evening to find to be a town I The excitement turned home from Georgia. They turned In around 8 pm. Tornado warnings had been out but different from our snowbanks. SCHADER'S GIVI YOUR HOME A Mrs. Colon Bdtaibly of Wauke- Suprcme court approved u equitably reflecting MMfit to those paying the assess- 1* your home showing the wear and tear left by Winter weather? Best remedy for this condition is a liberal dose of BILL DING'S Spring 'Fix-Up' Tonic. Here are some of the ingredients a gift from her family. She also celebrating third received other gifts. Tiie Nichol* son family favored their grand­ The Dowling 4H Club’s entry mother and outers with a couple By Mrt. Benie M. C.airnt unmarketable ■ in any amount. —i. ... __ GIVE YOUR HOME A SPRING FIX-UP TONIC!" PAINTERS SUPPLIES PLASTIC DROP CLOTHS PAINT THINNER - TURPENTINE PAINT BRUSHES and ROLLERS SHELLAC and VARNISHES PUTTY STIKS - WATER PUTTY major highway, thankful that we fared aa well an ordinary fire alarm. After as we did. The tornado that Stowell's, they found the tornado n toll is charged. Borno public had struck the bis barn on the were collected thought they no turnpikes because lolls once sod telephone lines and smaller longer exist. ■ buildings. Mr. and Mia John found thia Gardner were both injured when e that wm hit. Other places included Mbs. Stowell's father. Mr. and Mra. treated at Pennock Hospital and dertroyed and house ruined. It were severely damaged were moved tire bouse right off the foundation while Ury stood inHerbert Johnston. Stanley Fcn- You need a new WINEGARD COLORTRON ANTENNA O. Yank. Boms were completely destroyed or badly damaged at as thrown Harold Anderson’s the Btowell farm (formerly the Pinefrock shadow box full of antiques nlacei Sylvester Curtla. Herbert Johnston, and Harry Bandbroofc. thing to understand. The down damaged. Our sympathy to all volunteer helpers. State police. Hartings Ctty police. Barry County police. ' Sheriff Poaee. Nashville Rescue Squad. Civil Ionia last Thursday morning <by Defence and an ambulance to storm. * Word body was who Take a look at your antenna. If it is more than 4 years old, chancoa are it haa loet up to 70% of ita pic­ ture pulling power. Let us show you the new Winagard Colortron—built to take it. And more important, tho moat jtowerful antenna you can own. Guaranteed to deliver beet pooaible reception in your location. Call *249S BORTON'S FOR FREE ESTIMATES TILER HONE resided on kllkxH Included Velte Road Expert Watch Repair! In floor SMDERS MANY. MANY DIFFERENT TYPES OF MATERIAL AND STYLES TO CHOOSE FROM. BUDGET^RMS arranged NO MONEY DOWN TAKE UP TO 5 YEARS TO PAY! KVUtB Stn ft 5 ft 6 ft ft Screen Doors RENT WATCH MAKER ON DUTY AT AU TIMES IIS THRIFTY STEF LADDERS Radwood Dock Board* FENCING . . side roads were traoaivabl ing to the trouble. Howert stroke that morning LADDERS 725 NO. JEFFERSON ST. -Mu Aluminum Combination Doors and Windows �The Hastings Banner C?i,d Nashville Adopts Budget, Hires Hold Carnival Ca J 11 T >nrmber of the family con use. Plant Operator Saturday, J ’ May J 1 । Nobody cnecks your credit rax- Barry 411’ers to' un . 1 Por Al* family Thr Rarer CiMint.v 411 Senlm in« and rui matter Iwiw much Club te presenting Ils third an- I It's used, there's no monthly bill, nual carnival Saturday after-j This card can being mom noon and evening ot May I. The inenlM frlm the best restaurants event will be held at the Corn-1 m Europe. It can Introduce dad munlly Building at tire fair- to corpurstlon praddeiit* and Rounds. I f jrvign dignitaries, and Junior to The various 411 Clubs । playmates from India or Japan, throughout Barry County will ' What U it? Your library card. I Thursday, —. , a .. 15. er 1965 iocc April Section Two—PflOM 1 to 1 Carlton Grangers;^^;‘ao" Cirele‘ Nashville Aid ■ p rlold sessions r. 11 Report Activities tan Church met on C/FOllD ScllS The Nashville village council chide: Incidental fund. *3033983; highway fund. *2339833; re­ ceiving fund. *1232332; aewer ciiarge, *0347.63. and unspent 1084 street funds. (3.408 67 mak­ ing a total of expected receipts. *88.717.70. HvUmatcd expenditures: Po­ i front use of your library card lice department, $13080.35 wlilch includes salaries, health Insur-■ a laurcw >I>U truru or toe men. women ana a nee, bonds, gasoline, oil. grease, prtoiroaa candidate The crowns children in the United States!oil filters, car expense and In­ will go to the two clubs turning; take advantage of library cards.।surahoe; water department. *11.nmJ’taSS?* -^n ?,e I During National Ubnuy Week. I *»5 00 including salaries, hyfund raising projects. The win- April 23 to May 1. why not make dranta. Consumers Power, mfleners wiU be announced early In a ym to yom- public library a age, clerk's salary, suppllta. re,hc* ev*nJn< ajld »U> reign fanilly oullng? Your reward wUl I funds, cards, printing, parts, over the evening activities. ba a passport to knowledge, ad-1 galvanized pipe, meters and There will be a contest to be venture, and good conversation. ~ < held to see which club has the I__________ equipment: incidental fund, M.a58M which Includes telephone, most members and their families 11 — a I hydrants. attorney fees, nerv­ pre*mt Barry County ation program, trustee salaries. I and set up their booths on Frt-: ■4«w Arw^l VO ----- h - —, n . ——.___ —____ >■ pm. or on Saturday morning be-I payment. Michigan Municipal fore noon. Slips which have been 1 League and Inaurance. * , .‘April 7th; one in the forenoon.I 1 /T 1 Carlton Orange met April 8 thrte afternoon and two >1]r*nhl£ IwOOufi and enjoyed a program presented th. eTfnmg. ^vtUaxnmltlreilr*1 U*“la’' • Hoateaws were: Mrs Howard 1 Niuhville Emergency Supuve Committee. . Brockway. > another OU1 call with each member giving Basch. Mra Clay Boatman' their preference of either graina twQ for No. 8 or vegetables for growing Mrj Bruce un<1 Mrs. Joseph Ranguette com-, Jwn<B wtswell pared a modem kitchen to . April Sth at grandmother's with pictures of lhp Mr> wn. each. Un! CurUs. MORE PROTECTION—Fira Cbtef Edward Tudor and Driver inc rcsutl OI CIUWU.K wmu u> beef cattle was discussed and a1 l,r . 1 . . ________ natrlrk on A aril tai. but because u_— Emuanct lhut dA’r' I Supply room, located res Naahgiven for members to watch fur­ rrprewni an Investment of about 15.090. A novel feature Is a ther results. ” ____ ____ ill-. . Kful . .... o Tt.1. I. Ik. thlr.l .mil New types of machinery for fertilizing and planting with ex­ ------------ •--------- — nearly a year ago to provide pected changes in farming meth­ In the Rural AsaoeUUon to »U plus « Mr» Willis Kantner is leaving i complete outfits for fxmlli" ods led into more discussions. on Sunday to spend the Easter J sUuck down by fires or lature at the 4resen time and i week with her daughter and i tragedies The NE8 to headed family, the Everett Milters, of , by Mrs Wm. Hamm »nd Mrs. has radio contact with Dettoo. Orangeville, Middleville. Woodland. the Oranges' *tand in regard to Lakeview Wm. Hayter. these bill* waa given. I Nashville, Otsego and FlalnwtIUrBanncr photo. With a joke or two between Street department. *30,11500’--to MulAen may call Luella the discussions the group partici­ man uayw txrarar or tne oiRogers or Arloa BurgiidufT pated almost one hundred per­ no. OaUmUnt teu> prrt«A biography compiled and cent maintenance tUe. ■ chloride,, r ■ tg ----- -- 4-Oerate Skldworv. Aleva gravel, equipotent repair, insur- J (ICKSOJl nOniC written by Lavtnla Wood, assistshe. s<» wuirwuoi, Iin fioo, The public te invited so bringat the Medical Care Facility. once, patching malerial, paint I IrtU. n. aSvirlMx Members are urged to go to help. your family and Join the fun on made a donation to the IOOP April 17 has been set for the Days" was given, honoring ErnMay 1. ■ erection of the 4H Livestock Fund during their April initiation into Um lodge in 1026 Bam at the Fairgrounds grantto now. She held Uie following *40000 which Includes library Dorothy Howe donated a wheel board and library maintenance: chair, crutches, urinal and walk­ offices: L8NO 1027; Inside weather. Guardian 1030; View Guard 1031 The Community Progress Com­ er to add to the hospital equip­ hor. rrArooenit at Putnam Park ment which b available to those Noble Grand 1032; and Record­ mittee will meet at Mrs. Idoyd ing Secretary for many years In Shroyer's home for further who need it. planning of action lighting budget. *4.40000 which Gov. Romneys proclamation Irlct 23. She received the Degree includes lights and fuel; fire The next meeting will be April designating the week of April 38 of Chivalry (Um highest honor 23. William Kirkpatrick will pre­ board. *1300 which Includes pay­ as Oddfellow Week was read Tiie the lodge bestows on a member i ments; mnUaUon fund. *7300during the Rebekah Assembly sent the "Development of Human 00 which includes collections and held in Grand Rapids in 1000 clerk expense, sewer bond fund. When retiring Friday to dining 17400 00 which Includes bonds hoepltai beds and equipment to room for refreshments, those smith. loan, camps for underprivileged having birthdays in April were Tiie Grange will serve ths Con­ clerk and maintenance, and sew­ children, eye bank project and SALE surprised by the special seating servation Club dinner April 20. er plant fund. *401835 many other projects. arrangement made by the com­ The council ita* hired Wil­ Members are to remember the mittee and the beautiful birthliam Casaidy of Hastings as op- meeting at Mulliken April 17 and day cake baked by Josie Hall, STEREO ‘tupe-o-matlc’*. Mrs. George Spillane. 912 8. the meeting at Delton on April I Those having birthdays were Ina paesU plant. He will assume his IB. Those wishing transportation Kenyon. Nellie Freer. Emma Broadway, returned home Mon­ completely self-contained! day from Troy. Ohio, where she duties April 23 to lenm the plant and Bertha Weyennan Building Permits Rebpkahs Aid -NEW EASY PACKIN’ 1 Rack . . . Polaroid SUN GLASSES Valuec to $3.39 x • Sale . .. 39c up Packs the big sound of vivid stereo— 3 speeds-plays up to 12 hours a reel! Take it with you anywhere-only 25 lbs. LIGHT! Records from 2 quality mikes, plays back from 2 big, built-in speakers! Learn a language or speech fast and easy, practice a musical instrument with unique •ADD+A+TRACK” feature! Convenient push-button controls, handsome raven black styling... Model 738 of the filtration plant. Jim Er- of Public Health. CaaUdy will UPHOLSTERING ^f^g^ Yours at a BIG Value of only | # # THE FURNITU rniuee. will handle tho reat. Police deportment probtaM Barry Sales Tax Totals $79,307 definite that Ron Armour will De leavlng the department April 15. Nashville dislikes losing either Ron Armour or the police chief. tor February, representing January sales, totaled *40,71132911 an increase of *3.1*5,072 00 or: *48 percent over February ot ter paying jobs cone up It la: Collections tn Barry touted difficult to compete. President *7*407.4*. Gladys Miller said. I That total included M.6O4 far The council has voted another buUding material, *3316 for gm­ .... ------oral nurrhanrtLw 120 477 tar Grove fire department. New toilets an being built at Putnam Park far Um first time.. and Mrs. Robert O. Spillane and daughters. Katherine and Deborah- PARTY GIFTS STATIONERY Office & School Supplies SCHADER'S 138 W. Stete Wayne Hasel Wl 5-4284 Phong 374-3523 Regular. Gentle. Super Plus. S&H GREEN STAMPS GARDNER DRV Ci 3 Office Supplies IUILDIN3 Music Center 69c 98c Micrin Kotex (12's) $1.10 Mennens Skin Bracer77c Just Wonderful Hair Spray------ 63c $2.00Toni Home Permanents $1.33 110W. State Wl 5-Z134 equipment in Uie park, which car at HCB!" J. "SMART COOKIE!' REAL ESTATE Top Listings In TOWN AND COUNTRY PROPERTIES A NICE BUNGALOW ON BARBER ROAD, short distance out of town, has living rOom. kitchen; three bedrooms, full bsth, utility room, has Crew! space, all on one floor, for$9,000.00 A SCENIC FLACE ON THORNAFFLI RIVER 24 acre* dote in % mile of river front, lot* of tree* and building sites for only $4,200.00 A GOOD INVESTMENT IN TWO APARTMENT HOUSES, both A BEAUTIFUL HOME RIGHT ON MIDDLE LAKI (120 feet lake frontage I, upstair* It hat two bedrooms, closet and a spare room, and down one bedroom, living room, dining room, kitchen with fireplace, has electric heat, garags and half, three patios, storage building, large lot. for------- - ..............$11,000.00 $20,000.00 A BEAUTIFUL HOME AT ALGONQUIN LAKI, all on one floor, ha* large living room with fireplace, three nice bedroom*, lot* of dotet* with overhead lights, ha* bath and one-half, kitchen and dining tpace together, and bar, built-in Uov« and oven and ditpotal, heated with hot water heater, fired with oil. new two stall garage, aluminum siding, paneling woodwork in living room, on - Iiu... senrice, for s.. ........7^0,000.00 r.n ann na excellent road, school bus BUILDING LOT IN 2ad WARD, sewer and water In. ha* a garage on it, *l*o a part bavement$1,500.00 A »UL NICE BUNGALOW IN THE 2nd WARD, with living room, two good bedroom*, dining room, real nice tile bath and modem k itchen, home ha* aluminum pding. on garage, new garage w.th esment driveway, full basement, gat heat, Venetian blinds, knottv pine fml*h In kitchen, in good localion for ....--- $9,700.00 A RIAL NICE HOME IN THE 4tli WARD, has three good bed­ rooms. lull bath and two lavatories (colored fixture*! igMtau* and down, a living room with fireplace, d-ning room. <ten and kitchen (modern) with formica top*, double wells In sink there It lot* of storage drawer*, gat furnace In double divided base­ . . _ L I. L... L---- nalHlart arui A RIAL GOOD. LARGE HOME IN THE FIRST WARD, has living room, four bedrooms, large kitchen w.th real nice cupboard*, family room paneled, bath with shower and stall, utility ropm with built-in cupboard*, laundry room, has full ba*ewwnL and all Ihis for--$6,000.00 A RIAL NIC! HOME IN THE 1st WARD, has two good bedrooms each with clout and a new full bath upstairs and down a living room with new carpet, dining room, new kitchen, bsth gss 110.000.00 AT FLIASANT SHORES THORNAPPLE LAKI A NEW COTTAGE, the main part Is 20 » 24 ft. and added to this Is an Bx 24 ft. room, large screened-in porch all finished in knotty pine, threepiece bath, has a flowing well, and large septic tank large enough for two cottages, large dram field, saml-basement^ for Wl HAVE ONE SCHOOL HOUSE TO «U VIRY REASONABLE. . ... - »__ -La1A Ini In Wl HAVE A HOME IN BATTLE CREEK, with three bedroom* and bath up and down It has one bedroom. liv.Af room, dining room, kitchen, full basement, new gas furnace, new water heater, new front and back enclosed porches, wants to tract for a place with about 30 acres north of Hastings. TWO VACANT LOTS In Hardendorff Addition with sewer, water and curb and gutter and gas all in (or .. 2.$800.00 aa. $1,200.00 for bo«h NEARLY NEW EXCELLENT HOME IN THE 2nd WARD, 26 x 40 ft., has living room with fireplace, dining room, kitchen and bath, two real nice bedrooms, full basement with recreation room. 14 x 26 ft. kitchen ha* built-in- store, and oren. and there is also a kitchen in the basement, and picture window and walk, out, aluminum storm windows and doors, all aluminum siding, fully insulated, has baseboard hot water heating system, all copper plumbing, birch cupboard*, garbage dispoul, all kinds of flowers and shrubs, has stool in basement, all situated on two lot*, for $16,*00.00 THREE NICE BUILDING LOTI ON HASTINGS HEIGHTS. We Head Nev* Listtag* Due to the Reeeot Rua ef Sale* HASTINGS SALESMEN Carl Ntetkaerer * home *ho.o— Wl 5-3004 Richard Slocues—Wl 5-5*56 Even if you're rolling in dough, we think we can help you. Soo your now car dealer and toll him to finance yours at HCB. If you want tho trimmings, we'll put tho icing on tho cookie. Be a smart cookie, too . . . see us real soon! Hustings Hilii Huiih We w ant to be your Ban kt �Saxons Beat Trojans, 5-2, in Baseball Opener ------------ — Sour Note* in Spring Tennis, Baseball Teams at Alma 3 S^wtde Open Loop Fief Thursday i Track 3rd in Triangulftr here with West Central competing. Hastings Relays will be Anton Turkal's tennis at Battle Belfield and id Bill Sulli­ van and Craig Mulligan. 8-3, 8-8, and Mike Hallll’ax, Jim Franctocd defeated Dave Blough and come from behind to disvlUa. »-2. MW- j 'Device Keeps I Track of Deer Athlete A new counting device la sUonal Trapper s Asaociatkm Ing when Tom Ortfill Detroit, Mich out a home run with Rob White on base. The circuit Clout cams starter John Nixon. mute Sot on base via the third baseman's error. Middle­ villa was bald to two more hit*. Grifillh doubled hl* next timei out against bounties. Will you upland White singled tn the allow me a few lines to set your readers straight oo the facto. 1 Pint. The Michigan OonservaODonaall singled in the first' non Dept and the taxpayers inning but died on base Hasting*: have nov spent ONE CENT to got something started in the pay these bounties *o they can third when Ken WeUer walked not say that the bounty system and Dave Williams singled, but । to expeiulve. This money comes . from ths extra 50c that was add­ in the fifth AUerdlng doubled n1 license fees for that nd came home on ODonnell'a; purpose in 1947. In 1949 the »o-bagger to break the ice for i Owne D«pc had the taw amendUic Saxons. . M Uul ^ny money over and In the last Inning, Weller start- I abort th* cost ot bounties could ed it off with • walk. WUltam* be diverted to other things. Now | singled then Paul Lubtenltckl they are trying to steal the rest ' was out. AUsrdtag sat hta sec-; of ths Crtra 50c fee by removing ond straight double to drive in ths bounty payments — however Seller and Williams, then! they don! want the license fee TJonneQ double! Allerdlr.g cut by 40c which it should be borne. Jot Morgan sacrificed then i If the bounty to removed. The Jeff Kimmel pounded out an- Game Dept, by their own state-IE. — double. .i~_ L.... SO mil. other lion from this bounty fund (see Gam# Dept. Circular 137 a* game and Hamm and Morgan amended in March 1D65. In another of your article* caught Terry Moore pitched for Middleville with Kd Solomon catching. Middleville opened its season Monday with a 15-8 win are afraid ot rabies with good reason, it is FATAL. Ths fox population in Michigan is al­ ready at a dangerous level and MIDDLEVUXE 2N M4 4-1 I 1 j/Vetc Counting . Y_TUt UAJT1HM AAMHIS Delton Panthers Beat Middleville . | phrom whom wc bought our am­ Trackmen, 6049 all thing*— the northern Mlchwhlch split their fir*. two inert*. ■The mtstaque was not phound I Two Michigan Blate UnlvwCaledonia at 4 pa thta Wedthe missing' ta4' ally wildlife expert*. John Osoga .nA Prtzl.v Anvil M Uw J." J. -7.U.. uul IzUle Gysel. recently de­ veloped an inexpensive punch ton's in their ftrat Expressway w a™.', lujue the loose ov thia tape method for counting (he outdoor runways during hour period. from an Inexpensive alarm to aeuvala ■ Ml ••• —~ ~------- nhamiim. and iph the ph s and .,_ nnrf th* . —. . --- —-nj 1BJIU VVM, ww ——• tegg tods defeated .Martin, 82(,ound U>e c hard th* Cyclone “ whirling apbter a phsstan UU Coach Page's charges won nine of the 13 events against It's do joque to us —It's • Martin in the gale-llke winds and frigid weather. Frank Winans, lone jump. 18-7; VanEbt and Jim VanHouten. of tho'rtcordar* near Houghton three-way tie, 5 feet; Tens lake for throe months during mite. 3 07; Jim VanHouten. high 100-acnc deer yard. And eight hurdle*. IM; Scott Henning. 440 which held 14 captive deer. <Warren Thaler. Scott Henning, while about 1400 were tallied during M day* in tho captive •Jim Fowler led Delton to the win over Middleville ‘ with wins (■< Mnzt tkw* Obaervatlons from deer blinds. tn both hurdle events and the high Jump. Freshman Gary V a n EI s 4 Lake Association Against Proposed Legislation public right* will become com­ pletely out at proportion; and been rwsurfoced for tits TAKE CARE OF YOUR DOG The Marshall. Lakeview, Has­ The winner*: Galley (D>. long .■.:ano to private property rights ting* track summary: ot protecting them by removing Fowler (Di high jump, 5-2; j ess YD. fitetAT —Wea Vy t*M» the bounty. , The Hastings High track squad Pregident Rochelle (Tsrry atoOMsr, <sry Cunn, Stauffer and Toni Warner <M>.I opened ths season at Battle view In 1850 Pennsylvania removed TMy ^OmU. OeK Vsaest); S-Mans*U. Sayg Bill B'ould the bounty on red fox—in 1951 a public and private rights waa wttli Marsl.a!1 taking EtaSskl very serious rablm outbreak oc­ Coot Riparian Riyli with «l potato, loan >M», mile. l:VT, Fowler curred. After it waa controlled invented—even before colonial 574 and Has(D>. high burdtaw. 17.7; Appel the bounty waa replaced and House Bill 2121. now in Uilrd with UH. Michigan Senate, would pron­ 440 dash. 579; Gailey (D>, 100breaks. to expedite, regulation of filling anu dredging and aimauta along ■■■■ waterfronts. wwwsulwjw. __ ____ _ _ _ vigilant prr¥amittnna ahould coKl- tow hurdles (track condition*. the bounty—this year rabies have by bypassing the courts, which broken out tral problems of unwise filling. 154; Mike Schultema <M). 220. have hitherto handled such com­ Bight now the rabies situation plaints, according to Hereehel B. “JJ***. interested tn Possibly the Attorney General* - — y- — ’ h i c *» h involves Rochelle, R2 Hasting*. Algonquin “fT?’ office can come up with a dlfthere to a small amount right here in Michigan. Dr. Donald streams Association*. । ngnc-i. one *Uitsc0Uon is mac reports that in 1»64 there were ■J’roponenta of BUI 2121 argue Terete ownership will “keep the Judlcalury Act bo amended ID confirmed cases of rabid ani­ U>at the-bUl to necresary to save t ‘OGgt? » that no bond be required in out a newspaper la a frustrating j the Saxons with a mals tn Michigan, 39 skunks. 11 and exhausting job but there to and John Peterson "shrinking water arm" and to th* same the public interwl are involved. save scenic valu^ of water­ “ private, -One more point of otnervaAs you perhaps know the only ways. This Bounds like good one killing ikunka are the bounty trapper* who catch them in fox nauowl resources. It's elther an - thal or eventually tbs takes will hto hand-tot type and started itocttelle Jteclsred. 'suffer from over-use: then,th* hto . •fflisar Mi Uia* __________________________ __fSrto Jtoue. _ _______ a rabies outbreak w Michigan resort bus! body. "Judge McDonaidb 8umdretoTcourtTudgm the”per- Trtbunc.'oils is the way It came will avoid a state ^!Cn U sniuY Jurffncnt nt Gun Lokr, centacc of error* would be ptac- oul: General s office and the Departjhoujd hdo tlon dredging of h Z iw »n ~ n~.h*ii. I "We begin the publication of table’ We are getting a — —-------the Roccay Mountain Cyclone protection from these bounty "JKSS-r I Serious Aphair I Bridge the GAP wi * to 3100.00. I v» % > 100.00 to 11.000.00. MODEL FINANCE *50“ to »1.00000 IW W. St.t. s». Phon* 945-3429 partment. the cost is carried by the sportsmen license fees. Why give up this FREE PROTEC­ TION. Sincerely your*. Earl C Renshaw, Sec.-Trea* National Trappers Assn. 9340-44 Moffat Afi Cub Packs. Scout Troops Detroit. Mich. 48313 and Explorer Poet of the Thorn­ apple District, Boy Scouts of Outdoor Trail—Deer on highAmerica, must recharter by>0ril Citb Pncki and Scout Troops To Register thetr charter application* into the KIVA, 520 W. State Rd, Hastings, by Thursday. April 15. . Units must reregister more boys than were registered last April in order to qualify for the “Breakthrough for Youth" award. The names of "drop-outs" should be turned over to the unit com­ mittee which in turn ahould visit ths homes of these dropouts Many boys will come back into Scouting if they are so visited Scout executive, said s. COLOR TV Jk CHASSIS ikt axutid ! r ■■■ mint hoi boon checked and reconditioned. SHARPEN UP YOUR GAME Open Bowling SATUR­ DAYS and AND SUNDAYS Most WEEKDAY AFTERNOONS. Bob Or Mickey Lambert HASTINGS BOWL INC Woodland at Michigan ,*LXtW! Till Pay Day CorfMoMtel. CksrgM lYt% FOR FUN and HEALTH Uvity. ' i Aha volvas seeking injunctions and time-consuming court litigation. bowwver, feels this te preferable to losing certain traditional righto—mmely the right u> con­ trol exclusively their beachc*,1 for under BIB 2121 they would1 have to seek a permit from the! ever-present hazard and every­ such as laying send to improve one who get* behind the wheel bathing, or doing any dredging, of a car should be constantly alert that beautiful whitetails mark. "In effect the Deportment J Game Warden Gene Brown re­ seeks control of exposed beaches ported seven deer were hit in one below tiw high water mark, and 24-hoyr period — tost Saturday. riparian owners object to thisi One waa hit on M-43 a half-mile south of Shiflts and one at M-43 * bottomland assigned to tlum, with full right* of ownership. It. might be noted here that tho a mile north of the McCann public gets tlwlr right to use ■ Road and three on M-66. one just south of tfaahvlUe, one a mile and one-half south of the village and one a quarter-mlie farther on. . . . Dog owner* are reminded that it again will be taboo to field of general right*; and they feel train their animals starting this that Bill 2121 is another step Thursday, the ben continuing until July 15. The annual dosed lake*. The first step was enactseason on dog training to timed with the Spring nesting and breeding period of game birds and animals to promote maxi­ pollcy of the State of Michigan mum wildlife production and survival. .,. . Arbor Day in southern Michi­ gan to Thursday. April 22. and in the northern part of the Blate multi- special days to pay tribute to tiie State's forest fortunes. Gov. Romney has urged all Michigan ciUsens to plant trees "so that a thoughtless waste will not tie a local matter; that the lake picturesque landscapes in these United Steles.'* The Governor reconunsnded that "we should billty for the lake, and ahould maintain a continuous program muntty; while vtettani enjoy the come only for pleasure, and that their majestic beauty and eoanouic value will be a constant priceless gift we ahould control their lake*. They cannot co wiuuxu.. . . . Green and white sticker* selltog for 47 are available permit-1 ling entry into all national park* end recreation areas during 1M5. forte the community. Proceeds go into the Land and Water Conservation Fund, from which Michigan u expected to year# for purchase tent of outdoor rec- by the State- to in­ property right* al —. State or local level. Income to Michigan to ex­ have publicly The Season Is On! Hear the Scores and Highlights of Major League GamesEVERY HOUR at a Quarter Past the HOUR! COMPLETE ORTS BROADCAST^ 7:15 a.m and 5:10 p.m. DAILY ON For Music News and Sports Keep Your Radio Dial Set 1220 WE WILL ALSO CAHSY SOME OF THE HASTINGS HIGH SCHOOL GAMES THIS SEASON Bctals conjecture that tn future Uni retaily's WBCH Hastings-Barry County RADIO STATION �11*1 tor * >80; Itaedlng*: RasUngs Fl Hi '854. WBSh 84. ItMlingi Mil II 11 THE HASTINGS BANNER—» Ijakewooa and A>m ». isr Hastings Rivalry Thorntipple Good ‘Box Office’ Scout Dintrict io The wonderful rivalry that i» Name. Officert developing between Hasting* WT * A BOWLING WITH THE STARS HASTINGS BOWLING by Dick Weber AMF Staff of Champions Williams Insurance M, Miller's McAllister 78, Barings * Loan Pub and Elk* 61. Milter-* DuraHastings Height* . High School and Lakewood High Parmalm UH, Olri* and MlchlWED. AFTERNOON LEAGUE Shirley VanDenburg came Bherlff Girts 384. RECREATION LEAGUE NO. I Btaediegs: Burns Refrigera­ tion 64. John's Auto Parts 13, Parker* Tavern 71, Ackett* Confretlonary 701-. Goodyear Bros. 68, Walldorff's 67. Woodman*** chalked 163-459. Mildred Math­ Lumber 63. 7-Up 61, Hastings ews 177-466. Bally VanDulne 178­ 48*. Faye Allen 168-486. Louise Johns Crank Balance 54 and Bah* 204-568, Pat Dies 162-431. Nashville Oravel 45 }■ Rnrin—r .... -i-...,, llroux 1*8-41*. joon reursen 101 J? *»■ B«UT How* 1'”)-464. Wedneaday rolling 201-566, Bob Good v""1 Martyn MacKenK^n4 J^M1 ,M' 'leo P10" '’*• Mm Hart -Vi >». ph,H11 Brown ,M' ■•**/ Ml. Howard Johnston 206-539. zi—iej lu Marion Eye 170. Chuck.Flanders 191-528 with R ggg JUymond 150. Zavonna sow arsrsrt ueoree .vwiwii ... . ._ _ ... « ,«a 213 - 524. Jim Barnum 205 - 523. 7nd CLHealy John Kartnsky 527. Jim Sergeant 207-518 with a 136 average.Dutch i Standing!; Maker's 794, Ready E. W. BLIKH LEAGUE Harold Hall came through with STS. Bob Clinton chalked 202-563, 207-533. Al. Montan 215-534. Art Smith 504. Del Morgan 603. Doug Vickery 210-641, Bob Warren 207­ 515, Dick Main 60*. Lyle Brutal 204-535. Lynn Burdick 203-533. Dan Aliening 539. Mike Slocum 514. Dale Cappon 536. Jolin Ha- Ileal Estate 69. Hastings Cleaner* Jim Shaffer 511. Dfck Hudson 66. East Sid* Lumber 644. Ne-Hl 539, Denver Klersey 522. Ron Nash 512. Jean Harbin 164-462. Delore* Maur 163-451. Ella Gil­ HA8TLNGS CLASSIC LEAGUE Un Floral 464 and Ockcrmana lett 155-408 and Cathy Lathrop 183-431. Dave Reynold* and Eldon Mat­ 394. Standings: King Pin* 56. thew* set a blistering pace In Foundry MH, Red Crown* 55, the Claaslc wheel Wednesday, MONDAY BOWLERETTES Side Floor and Can Plant 534. with Dave hlttjng 679 with a 249 terrific game and Eldon 681 with S3*. Bally VanDulne 182-527. Assembler* 51. Lathe and Core a 234 high solo effort Paul Ed­ Oerry Newton 159-476, Nyla Room 48. Engineers and Pattern Shop 47, Office 46. Repair* 454, wards blasted 212-615. Harold SlTO »»-555 Merle Haines 218-500, Ron Fellow 203-564. Pete Raulston 311-662. Lenny Bennett *68. Ruth Thomas 168-4M. Helen Root 163-472. SlUrlcy Raymond Trrpen.nx 238-581, Doug Vickery 193-483. Jane Cole 170-450, Anna 236-570. Herb Service 213-577. McDonald 181-*50. BeUy Hor­ Shannon Lydy 207-584. Stu Sweet ton 161-467 and Bhtriey VanDcn229-586, John Kasinsky 208-578 Goad GamM: Janice Nichols, 170, Norma OUmore 167, Mary Bob Lambert prop, of the lanes Miller 10. Marg Stowell 164, who usually rolls just l.ke he owned them, came up with an ifaple Valley "Meats Olivet the K. W. Bill* circuit Friday night while tingle-game honor* Strikers >1. THURSDAY MATINEE Standings: Hastings Motor Sales SOS. Lvdv Trucking 91. Canada Dry 664, Crystal Can­ dles 63. Smith At Doster 57 and Ramblers 38 lassie, rolling 215 - 553. Bobble Handy garnered 187-466, Lois Kenyon 177 - 453, Oayle Durkee and Sharon Connor of Hastings 156-443. Joon Kingsbury 192-434. Radio and T.V. picked up the 2- Marge Smith 162-432. Janice SERVICE .7-10 split Dolman 179-439. ■ ' Team Standing*: WaDdorffs Ada Bkedgell 161 and Ione Puller 155. Ella Higdon of the Hastings Motor Bale* team picked up the 6-6-7 split. • Duradaan 63. Hartings Milling U. 5. ROYAL COMMERCIAL MINORS tu\ C.., — - 1 . Mn a ■ nA arou Sherk cam* through 3 233-581 to set a torrid pace non nex and court House eerBest Buys on । vice 52. Copper Lantern No. 1 ?w & Used Tires '604. Hartings Floor Covering day. while Clyde Dirlne had one *9 and Cuyiers Truckinc 48. of his best night* ffrlng 208-568 IXFMT TIRE BARR For higher Korea and more enjoyment in bowling, it is a necessity to have your own bowling ball. Why? Too many newcomers to the game are developing bowling styles around an improperiyfitted bowling ball. The result the better bowlers (170 and is that when you discover your over). I am often asked, "What mistake it takes twice as long weight hall should I use?” My ’ ’ since yoa must adapt grip and feel in the bail. Therefore, I recommend that the individual concerned. The American Bowling Congress says that a ball cannot weigh possible. A ball drilled ’more than 16 pounds, but it Is wntn cially for ;your nano, —1 — “ me useless to throw a 16 pound r.wr.. weight, will Insure ball . if you cannot control a greater accuracy and higher ball ( of this weight Accuracy is your objective. If necessary, 1 recommend a conventional sacrifice one, two or even three grip (one where the finger* are inserted up to the second control the ball. DON’T let tho ball control you. Maple Valley High opened the 64660 with 14M2 paylna fans •ack season Monday by defeatig OUvel 81H to 47H. High 623925 to watch Junior High uoner staff. oint man for the meet was BUI football. Basketball brought in 6.091 leld of Maple Valley with 11 Ki lointa. Korlock was high for fan* who paid 64.01035. including Jllvet with 8H points. _ ------------------------------- ------Maple Valiry winners Included: *33550 for Ionia. 6420 10 for In the 100-yard dash. John Bah*. Greenville. 8»25/ for Alma, first 10 6; Pkul Goforth, third; .’3.MM for Battle 4tO-yard dash. BUI Eastman 1^3 50 for Chariot Mwdlm'a tie for be* I Footbon^recelpta for the four tween Dennis at Maple Valley and Korlock qf/Ollvet. 220-yard dash. Paul Qbforth. first; John Bahs, second, time 235; mile don Gutchess, third 880-yard re­ lay, Maple Valley with a team of John Bahs. Paul Goforth, BUI Reid. BIU Eastman Time. 1:44.4. Shot put. Forreal Babcock, first. Jerry Oarllnger, second Dis­ tance, 40 3'. High Jump. Vance Higdon, first. Distance. 5' 2". Long Jump. Bill Reid, first, John Bah*, third. Distance. 18' 10". Pole vault. Vance Higdon. Bnt and Kearney Howe, second. Dis­ tance. IF V. Hastings ELECTRIC with 7.066 paying customers. There were 1399 paying 887740 for the Alma game. 2.816 paying Si.620 60 for the Lakewood ^ame, Commercial & Residential Installation & Repair I battle. 481 50. Grand Ledge 89225. Char­ lotte 876. OH. Union 859 75. God­ win Heights 847 50 and Green­ ville 687 45 Bargains in Used Appliances, too! Hosting* Phone 945-286$ 119 W. State make up. Team 18 has 41 points. chalking a 214aggregate ever. HmtnSSr had MCI Earl I vSi 549 nT.St MONDAY MIXERS beat night* Tuesday and led the league with 229 - 622, Denny Fredrickson chalked 214-561. Ga­ len Dentils 203-545. Paul Wood­ man 551, Bob Burgncju 203-543. 220-508. Gene Poll 502. vak 200-5M. ™ Karo) ‘ Michigan Bell 77H, Farmers Gas Frederickson 522. Paul Woodman rrr 171-4*7, Oerry Newton 186- 202-532, Norm Bryns 124 and Keith criig 538, BIU Jerow JOu-.F^rm Bldgs «. CiUsens ElevaGordy Howe 530 552 and George Haraaty 524 on tor 68. Mahler Motor* 81. Saaka• Won Oolf Club 69. Bergy Bro*. a 154 average. Standing*: 7-Up 78 ptfnta,t514, Yoder's Sunoco 504. Clark 1*0-376, ------ - ■ ■--------- T jBuPer Carpenter Hard(Super 50 50 and i 'ware 43H. henors in the Mfg league Ture­ nter Mike had a 206 high game. Soto honor* went to Harry Mc.-Collum with 215-562. Joe Stutx roiled 541. Dave Reynolds 209­ 517, Mickey Bower* 546. Dale Maynard Tucker 554 and Al Reigter soo. Standing: Tdol Room 88. Caslte 81H, Courthouse Service 77**. Chrome Room and Machine Room 69. Office 62'3. Pattern Shop and PrrMcrs 58. Plrtcins MS. Tough Guys 52, Joumey- Here's Consumers Power's BIGGEST BARGAIN EVER for a "WHITE" fast-recovery Electric Water Haatarl NOTICE: Thia spacial offar oppliai only to electric residential customers of Consumers Power Company Regular installed price . ofaWHin 40-Gal. fait-recovery $WO 95 Electric Water Heater.., Ia*V NOW WR1H0 THIS AMAZING OFFERfries teheed ft.......... $QQ U7 INQUOiNO INSTALLATION TUESDAY MIXED LEAGUE Final itaudlngs: Keller's Cities Service 01-41, Highland Dairy 73H-MU, Andrus Ins. Agency 70H-411*. Ken A Bob's Gulf 68*1-864. SUcock Marathon 49­ 83 and 8 & K Radiator Shop High *eriee: Walter Sinclair 198-541, Pete Kruger 179-519, Bob Toeaava 183-516, Don Cheney 177-492. Norm Jenkins 173-473, Roger Davis 191 -470. Maurice Adrianson 168-456. Bob Blkock 163-4(7. Jeri Cheney 180-499, Ruth Rice 164-456. Dorotha Brumm 161-449, Lou Richter 155­ 431, Dorothy Glover 156-423 and BeUy McCollum 156-403. . IHI FOOTSIE THE THIRD MGRtt. Four Common Carpet Tests What Can They Tell You... Sorry, a thump or a pokt won't tell you if a carpet's any good. Or a tug or a bend. ...and less *15 trade-in allowance hr par •U.m.-iMc witar bastlaa^alpaaai.. • Speedway Here Scheduled to Open April 30 to bend it must be strong. Nothing could be more wrong. A cheap, The Hastings Speedway la scheduled to open Friday night, April 30, with time trials at 6:30 WhHe AUT8MATK (LICTIIC, badly made carpet can be almost impossible., to bend. An expensive, high pile wool might bend quite easily. A fireworks display te scheduled for July 4. Carpet tests don’t prove o thing (Unless they're done’ oemSrand at the mill.) How to get a carpet you con trust: Find out who by Gordy Bteactt of Battle Creek Many well-known driven are expected to compete on the Has- mode it. Buy from a reliable store. THE ANSWER TO LONG WATER HEADER LIFE IS WMITPS ULTONIUM 6LASS LIRIRt A White axcluaive, ULTONIUM was developed If it's a LEES carpet from HASTINGS FLOOR COVERING you’re safe. $6.95 or $22.95. Vivacious... We sell only first quality carpets, like LEES. All Acrilon Acrylic Face And we stand behind etery carpet we sell. Plush Surface Texture HASTINGS FLOOR COVERING 123 West State Street, Hastings 74 THIS IS A SPECIAL LIMITED TIME OFFER Thsit event will be a 100-tap faelure with more than II JOO in prise money plus tho regular racing program. For instance, take the bock bend test. Srme people think if a carpet’s hard Lees make first quality carpets, whether you pay Phone Wl 5-5118 Quality Materials and Guaranteed Workmanship Ganarol Electric Appliances Bender Gravel 60. Hkstinga Oor- Rings 63. City Ftxd 634. Latke poratton 59. Karohelc * 57. Has- Buick 584. Welcome Tavern 58. ting* Electric 56. V Store 534,' Roush' Tailors and Montgomery Viking and Ha*tlt«s Banner 53, | Ward 53 4, Aluminum Products Patten Monument 514. Consum-' 45 and Tyden 32. Sports Bar and Tire Shop* I. Woedtead urre announced Tuesday by 8upt. TLomapple District. Grand Va|-» of Schools Richard J. Guenther ley Council. Boy Seouto Of* Tiie Hastings-Lakewood foolApril 19. at 7:30 pm. a total Of 81420 with 2.616 paid Southeastern *chooL ndmlMioas and the HastinirsrLakewood basketball game In th* Baxon gym drew 1462 paying cu»U>mer* and »872 Total receipts for the grid. sent the ballot. Annual commit- Lake Odessa _ By Mrt. Dm Peterman the steel tank and fired in an electronically con­ trolled furnace to form an impervious eeramicmetallic coating. It’* the tnace aga gits* formu­ lation for prolonged useful water heater lit*. Mr and Mrs Roy Erb visited Freeport Sunday * Mrs. Jack Lindner and MariAnne and Mrs. I-anahta April 3 visiting the Rob­ ert McDowells. * Mr and Mrs Darwin Thompson and baby of Wyoming were visitors of the William Mitchell*. * Mr and, Mrs. Donald Brooks and daughHerbert Thome and son of Wil- Consumers Power Appliance Dept. COWON TOGAY �Retired Lake-0 Fanner Dies At Ann Arbor The Ledges Announces Musical Season Personal Mention Fire Smoke BHI BOURG RAPES— Impresslon that I re­ n Die letter that apyour paper April 8. ■ -r—t O E Eederbaurn the Describing it as Tbs Ledge. Naval Reserve Representative I Horn acawm." Mra. Gilbert an-1 will attempt tn list my can nounced Um following schedule. thoughts and observations in re­ st Plays; cards to his letter. Ths Boy Friend. A great hit What's the matter with Has<M the London musical Maas' Ungs? Nothing—absolutely nothMary. Mary. For Uvee ytars ln<- The Chief claims that no ------ , I one ** has in me the rravai Naval Broadway's |W*1 pcgailar oxnau vn I tiled m dy; Ths Bound Of Mtwrior ton- 1 Reserve from that area in the don's chilling new mrettry- Lute ■*“ lw0 In answer to this. Bong. Clamc 1,1 e »re that the Army enoranedy; Knur Laughing. Broodlu’rry'c^nt^m the*Uri'fl way s "pure, gulden faroe“; Best ’ Foot Backward, A musical revue; Oedipus The King, Perl taps the worid S most famous drama, Mrs. Moihing. Brilliant comic Camp Piro Council Regional Conference took place In Detroit at tiie Sheraton Cadillac Hotel from April Bth to 10th. Three from tho Hastings board who at­ tended were: Mrs. Duane Milter.1 executive director; Mra Eugvno Guernsey, president; Mrs. Robert Godfrey . Mrs. Jack Wood, who waa the delegate. Mn. Gerald Hkcdgvll. Mra Harold Gray and Mra. Dennis Hogan. The purpose of this conference, waa U> change Region IX to. Region II. uniting with Wiscon-, sin. and Upper Michigan. Tiie next conference will be in 1M7. linoleum Mrs Marguerite Ksechele is visiting her daughter, the Floyd Willisons, of Chicago. Bill Jerow is home from Cen­ tral Michigan University. Ml. Pleasant, to spend the Easter va­ cation with his parents, the Wm. EVERY BUDGET 1Z3 W. Stele St. Scribe: Ta-wan-ka, Group 7—1 Leaden Mra Harold Gray and Mra Oerry Aldtvmu on April fl. elected the following officers: facta of military service are rela­ tively simple. They may be to him. put they are not so simple to the young man facing his military obligation, and trying to decide which service to go into. Neither isenllltary service simple for the parents of these young A FLOOR TO MEET HASTINGS FLOOR COVERING Lawrence Borosag* of M8U was the keynote speaker. The subject being cbmmunicatlon: which is an extremely wide subject, but so very Important tn the prvaent day. How we as a people com- I area for nearly 5 years and have yet to enlist a man thru luck Honesty, sincerity, plus the help of the many fine people in this 1 area has contributed to our high offered a wonderful opportunity of meeting with others in our eluding house calls tn the eve­ own special field. The group met nings to explain our program to both prospective enlistee's and their parents—this Is the answer THE MODERN FASHION IN FLOORS ’ Durfee By Mrs. John Hook Hastings SPEEDY WASH and COIN-OP Laundromat PROFESSIONAL DRY CLEANING SERVICE Ethel Miller's Camp Fine group h.ul a ceremonial on April fllh at the Camp Ftre office Four girls received Honor Boute—Cynthia Larsen. Chyrl Allodlng. Busan McAllister and Joanne Hogan. | fjRis Ethel Miller has now! North Gon Lake Coin-Op Open 5:00 a m. ■ 10 p.m. Hot and sassy loaded for bear! the Army had a few more apa­ thetic young men like the ones presently on active duty from jTjur community, and tiie sur­ rounding area. It is really Ironic kVa've got the know-how and < factory-trained personnel to fix your bt-fi Mt properly. clca about three soldiers present­ ly serving m the Army. All three are some of the apathetic young Theft Is no doubt In my mind. In regards to feeling Justified about remaining in my job. It is CENTRAL We Close at Noon on Saturdays TELEPHONE USERS STILL UNAWARE OF THE DANGER OF A PERMANENT EXCISE TAX AND MORE HARD WORK BY US IS A MUST! “For of oil sod words of tongue or pen. The saddest ore these: ‘It might hove been!' ” We have made some progress but we ore still removal of the excise tax on telephone service is concerned. While our on shaky ground as far company managements, state associations, and some individuals have heeded the cry to help get our message over to Congress, it becomes increasingly dear that the public is unaware of the danger that the tax may become PERMANENT. CALIENTE HARDTOP How do we know this? This week oar Washington office took a poll Here's a hauler for hot shoes, a wailer th^is really bad news! Take three-on-the-tree or optional four-on-the-floor —add the 4-bakel Cyclone Super V-8—and, man, you've lest against retention of the telephone excise , they tell as, ore not even running a close second. got a top-echelon motor scooter! Other hor options include bucket seats, console, vinyl-clad roof, tachometer—you name it! Any way you take it, Caliente means "hot"! So once again wo sound the clarion call in a continuing effort to abort the present probability Jane 30th next, or sooner, when Congress oeects new tax legislation, the telephone industry wUl bo haunted by Whittier's famous words “It might hove UeaT ' BARRY COUNTY TELEPHONE COMPANY Dolloo, Mxhigm, IMtmU, ot USITAI ---- ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ MAHLER MOTOR SALES 1320 N. Michigan • Hotting, • Ph. Wl 5-2479 �> VanPopertng and Beth Sunday. U.S Glen Dean and daughter, Mn Dai VanPopc.-tng and Drib. Kt Thursday with Mr. and Jim Smalley in Plainwell. St. Rose Student Wins Recognition Dies Thursday in For His Poem Cedar Springs PflWOCK HOSPITAL | Past Resident fa/ Education ssussr ““ —• chotogtoal vho art Gladys Agatha Johnston. 62. Kathleen Cutter JFin» LO Jaycee Essay Contest State competition. Il follow*. POSSESSIONS We v.,irk ao hard for material things which aha remained faithful un- and rings man can yffewr! la his for the asking from the Lord. dren but I have only one penny tn MUmante: tilings to mo. but I often take to spend. I have to put in a lot of time and effort to accomplish what the academically gifted, chall, of with the higher Intellectual ablllare able to do tn a comparaCalar Springs on Monday. April rely short period of time x.’niErSiS He forgive begin Th school |*ychotogi*t serves tn a consultant capacity to the school itafT. She asiusl* teacher* and other school personnel to understand the problem* and be­ havior characteristic* of men- Delton School Notes T Anoihw । freedom of Ua sprak a chemical Ion­ ia. the National Orographic rty reports An insect find­ food exude* an odoriferous wffl return haring a acme. Holy Saturday •erm-n Nursery and clauses for Children. By Mrt. Mary Jackton II* Am«M 7VJ-ISI0 Mr. and Mra. Dalph Winkler were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Winkler of Comma. Ind.. Baturday and Sunday. * Rog Gorden and friend from MSU spent Fri­ day night and Saturday with hl* parents, Mr. and Mra. Keith Gor­ don. While here they enjoyed a little canoeing on the Thorn­ apple River. * Jolin Otto, son of Mr. and Mr* Robert WhitneyriUe Road, is birthday dinner honoring her brother, Bob PolU. of Grand Rapid*. Other guests Sunday vice, the monthly cost is $ .95 onetime installation charge for one or more residence extension phones put in at the same time is.............................................. «.Z5 or UM Color or Princess* phones are extra. To order your extension just coll our Business Office, or a* JW Telephone Men. MidrigM Ml . Meld* NMWMUiM»y««n Insurance Agency Phons Wl 5-4174 Ovar Milter’s Jswsteri 120 W. STATE ST. 1* moisture from the whale’s breath condcnMng as It meets ~ ’ SATURDAY (Noon) tAnnwua/i^Sate 20th COME IN AND SEE OUR NEWLY REMODELED SELF­ SERVE PLUMBING AND HEATING SUPPLIES AREA SAVE 10%-20% upto 50% on these Anniversary Specials Air King Dehumidifier Deluxe Humidifier Reg. $99.95 faculty is home from Blodgett Hospital. *l*o Roxene Srhondclmayer. daughter of Mr. and Mn. Kenneth Schondelmayer. * Bas­ tian Langtndocn had lurgery in Blodgett tlliday. * John Strange, who entered Blodgett Hospital April 8, has been doing very well. * Mn. J. B. Alien and her mother, Mn. Mary OUn. of hear Augusta called Bunday af- ferred from the O’Hare Airport in Chicago to Detroit Airport «•!. *49-95 AIR FILTERS 1" Dust Stops Rag- 85c Sale 42c Register for FREE Door Prizes 1. $22.50 Cleaning Furnace Job 2. Furnace Check-Up (Value $7.50) 3. $5.00 Gift Certificate Mra. R Robbe of Wayland visi­ ted Mra. Vera Hooper Bunday W Mr. and Mr* William McKIritt. who have been living with a daughter, Mr. and Mra Colman, tn East Grand Rapids for the Winter, returned l**t Monday to their home on Dearborn Street * Hlldon Washburn ot Hasting* i H.P. GARBAGE DISPOSER Reg. $69.95 Sale 79.95 Sale >54.50 Sale >29” rille. Mr*. Harold Ball of Newayg 3 Pg Bath Outfit Reg. $149.00 Depending on your local calling area, the F after National Geographic suy*. What SAVE $ $ (with trim) WsSi?SALE only ....... • Message rate residence ser­ junior dub THURSDAY - FRIDAY ington. DO. J table model extension phone is RANDSEN'C Prayer meeting Wednesday. 8 Tlxuraday, achooL the from Tuesday to Friday. * Mr*. Alice Trepp flew from Willow (Flat rate residence service, . L JI the monthly charge for a wall or BETS ROUGH APRIL 15-16-17 quickly evaporate* ao It costs lew than you may think. It you have: daims problems and other dtfficuitica connected with year BALTIMORE U. B. CHURCH April IS fifth marking period caused by a fa! Slide March 87 Mr*. Edmond Irwin of Indlan- filMUCHDOES WWCW MBBiONPtt m doing wra 6M YOU IMAGINE Whan ycra raffier a icriou !o« ...when the going ecu rough Candle and infant baptism. Middleville thia help* to make a united America; a well-informed na- naw life may anniversary on May The church extendi, a cordial invitation to tiw public, as writ as membra* to attend. ■ The Elementary Spring Froram was scheduled for this ledne-day in Live high school to perform too long under these tiroumatancea, it will create an Fish Pry. *pon*ored by (motional strain with ths aceom- Delton Lions Club. ■atianal and membership gifla from Houlh Woodland Church of the Brethren. Ono 1* from a net of the modern cart, originally daae at Hope Church of the meant a two-wbeeted vehicle. daha.’ Ohio, la Uw monilng speaker, Al 8:80 pm. a dodlca- Til atenBM. A*vU Tsraer, (** Kem«». , EnfirWiuE— M«u that they cgn identify and un­ tvSniiD — Deaal* ' kgt* and universal** to give derstand children of this kind grades were to perform. special training for our Hfeb oc- and work more effectively with them. Bhe tnay-b* of assistance that have come from Anuric*. vmb*oarvn.LB- mu W<?ODLAirD—CUffore Individual instruction Sweden. Norway. Mexico. Caecho- W. BroMway. April 1 through describing the slovakla, France and Germany, Bl**A»rtl’ •; BnuM Ban potential and a ay* in ■ directed by Carolyn Koch. EUhyu Bwitk. BI. April 11. Child May achjfve 8a School Calendar April 15 me mines oi uu>u*>ciuuu. Meal factor*, ar* all taken Ujto Golf— Delton v*. Comstock at Spain, were reopened in 15S1 Gull bake at 4; Tenn la—Delton with 300 German miner* and vs Parchment at Kindleburger metaUurglaU in charge. Many emotional problem* will be prevented by providing the right program for the child who has educational problems In the regular classroom setting: the child who 1* trying to cope with standards which be is Incapable Grace Brethren At Lake Odessa Plant Dedication EMMANUEL EPISCOPAL CHURCH Rev. Don M. Gury. Rector Good Friday 9 am. Altar Liturgy. 12 noon Litany. ability be ha*. Instead of dwell­ ing upon bis failures, we should ating. also try to build up a future for ths children who hava only th* one penny in Intellectual ability E/ Church wUl *n)oy 1110 8. Park, which won third place in the Catholic Daugh(rr* hour, beginning *8 iO am. of America district poetry con- 190J. at HasUnga. and died April Indignantly I, al bar hone tn Cedar Spring* Bhe waa united In marriage to The children with the lowor inUlactual ability are the children ho. Hit* BlevU. by their school world. ju* To Dedicate Heifers Friday For Negro Aid Pilgrim Church M29°° SAVE $ $ 15% OFF ON ALL WATER HEATERS betner and daughter* expect* to vade chairmen for Thomapple, Yankee Springs and Orangeville are Mr* William Crldler, Mr*. Thompson, respectively. Mr*. Lucy Bowen returned Sat­ urday. April 3. from her Winter home In Bradenton, Fla a Dr Melvin Noah spoke to member* of the Midway TOPS group on Tuesday evening. Hi* topic was: •■Your Excesi Fat and You.strewing the tU effects of being overweight They hold their meeting* in St. Augustine Catho­ lic Church. The annual Easter Hunt will be held Saturday. April 17, an Eakar Ski tlopea »2S0 Ln prise* Will be given to children finding the lucky egg* In addition many merchants will hare special egg* hidden for prise* redeemed at their store*. * Many enjoyed the j ham dinner sponsored by the T-K Band at the school cafeteria Saturday evening *>Mr and Mr*. Glen Maiming and family ALL ORDERS PLACED DURING THIS SALE FOR OUR SANI-VAC FURNACE CLEANING SERVICE WILL RECEIVE A 10% DISCOUNT .. . PLACE YOUR ORDER NOW AND SAVE! SAVE $$ WE START CLEANING IN MAY—SO YOUR SPRING CLEANING WILL BE COMPLETE* FREE COEFEE and Donuts Kaechele s, Inc "We Service What We Sell" 305 5. Church Phan* Wl 5-5352 FREE GIFTS for ALL �•—THE HISTIKGS BANNER LEGALS Card of Thanks and In Memoriam CARD OF THANKS ■ W« Wish to extend our sincere thanks and appreciation to the nelghbura. friends and relatives tint have helped u* during the fire and afterwards, to both Fire Department* and to all of the organUatlons that have helped IN MEMORIAM In loving memory of Mac Sio- Loading Your Own Shotgun Shells Elffir’LSreSSAS Hastings Traffic Tickets AMD NOTICE OF rORFTITUBE . ........................... ■ President Lyndon has launched a c*mP^ “ April IT, 1983. Somewhere beyond the sunset Where loveliness never dies IS1BU14 ■»• W1U She lire tn a land of glory tart, OALE Mid the blue and gold of the irons MA Ir.l.r i KtUn And we, who have known and Mr. and Mra. Wayne Pennington loved her Mr. and Mra Rex Pqiulngton Whose passing brought many and family >«• TM *r» S»r.M Will cherish her memory always 5 nlnt. X MOW With the passing of the years. CARD OF THANKS Her Family • nr. V-,'"-- — llteia ot e( lain <rf FOt H HUNDRED NINETY .»• XO/lOO felt thanks and approclaUon to IN MEMORIAM l«4M.OO) D«1l.r». all our friends, neighbors and relatives for the many acts of ter, Beverly Jurgensen KUne, kindness. messages of sympathy. Tne wt U» Uonal She answered duty's call Mr. and Mr* Janies Durbin and Daughter Mr. and Mra. Donald Kidder and Daughter communities dwells, can't see, ..Mr J...:-,.lit PUBLICATION OKDEB Meatallr lacompMMi. It ). OrdonL Tki i.etha r nun ;i';.r i itiox obdeb RMaH M. lirhltaa ■Ma <4 Uuhl UNITED STATES OT AMERICA. Ultrk W. Hill. H«alla«A PUBLICATION ORDER. Noike I* Hrroky 01 iriar m ih» Million PUBLICATION OBDBB roolillena ct two 'TXT*;. lai.- M...S SO. u«s PUBLUATION OBDBB. "U-KI.S PUBLICATION ORDER. 2 The Interstate CommlMlon on tl>o Potomac RI'-t Hawn co­ ordinated a ckwn-up campaign that has vastly reduced the P°>* pasiime for winter evea, the dd-It-yMiflfll project is noi lullon. the National Geographic Society ray* President Johrann ha* directed Secretary of the In­ terior Stewart L. Udall to finish tte job. ■ step-by-step piciute account of ha «»J-load Ing, -------------------- ------ — Hz Presldmt plans not only Kooa in i ansinjt- A«k fat a lire gopy.uf ’'ShuiguaShells and Shell Reloading." to make tiie Potomac safe fee swimming, ftehlng. and boat­ By Mn. Mary Jacktan » Amota ' VM-*M0 ing. but to protect the natural show award for her electrical Ly|r Blough spent Wednesday bcauUra of it* ahorellnr. Prop­ exhibit. Her brother, Bruce, won slipping In Hasting* * Mr. and . Many enjoyed the Cantata by erty owners along the shoreline on alternate award. ----- • Burdick — Mrs Richard and> •»Mr. the choirs In the Methodist of one section of the river above the Capital already have agreed --------, unureu ouiiuav ••»»»■•• By Mr*. Sylvan Tagg Hickory Comers and Mr. and'dft_ Maundy Thursday and day. * The Early Risers Com­ Mrs. Kenneth Moore of Logan Lord* Supper will be obmunity Club was to meet with serrti in the Methodist Church * On Good Friday there I* a The potluck supper at the Mra. Ray Score visited Mre. Union Service at the Leighton The White Hoove mevaage Methodist Church Bunday wa* day morning. * The Freeport Evangelical United Brethren well attended. All enjoyed the WCTU waa to meet with Mra Susie Forbey Wcdnomtay. * The a ' s o I n -I Thompson and Henry Church at 1 pm. * Saturday the evening. A beautifully decorated Men'* Breakfast will be held in cake with. ' Welcome Back. Jan- Methodist WSCS nu-t with Mrs. Effie Parker Thursday. Stanley Finkbelner will be the Gwendolyn Blough to Janice YoMrs. Andrew Brandt and Mra. der. Janice has been convalej- Allen Fish visited Mra. Sulla Clino of Lowell were Sunday discussion leader. * Easter Sun­ day there will be church service* ring from bone surgery. * Mr. *nd Mrs. Allen Fteh visited Mra at 9:30 and 11 at the Methodtet and Mrs. Dean Stuart and family Gertrude Wore and Ralph Story were supper guest* of Mr. and „t LoweH Friday. * Mr. and Michael Hawthorne and children Church. An Easter Sunrise Mrs. Conley of Hastings and Mrs. — Alien ---------- ----------------------- - Mrs. „„„. Keith Bom-----------------— of Hastings were Friday vtelUxs Service led by the Methodist ------ Robert As recently as 1947. a fisher­ * Mr. and Mrs. Will Mishler of pun W(TC Bat-'le Creek visitors jjj-. and jjra Juae Blough. Youth Felowshlp will be held on the eaxtern slope of the Mt. Hope man could make |75 a day on - ------- guests - ------ - pt , - Monday. * Mra. Andrew Brandt, * K aim Mrs. Ben Christie *.v and — Bowne were dinner nul Mr. and Mra. Charles Blough; * Ivan rousIl Mrs. Dan daughter and Mr. and Mra Jes- Cemetery. Raster breakfast at the Hudson during the Spring shad run. "If you make »600 a the church dining room wUl folMr. and Mra. Wayne Tagg M- Portma. Mra. Greta Blough. Mra. M Blough were Sunday dinner year fishing now, you're lucky," tended the wedding reception for AUcn and Mrs. Keith Bam KUtoU of Mr. and Mra Kenneth KCr -.... and XTrs -----Txrrv Allen at -the enjujTu ___ ■ iuxu.,1 -I. ui ZL. Mre. Tom Gillette returned to ..... - ----------uiougn in oawuuuuu. T-v,*.. Welcome Grange. ★ Mr. and Mrs Wednesday. » Mr and Mra. Roy visited Mr. and Mra. Maynel Gil- Jackson Sunday atter spend 1A: ConscrTatlanb’s arc concerned Wesley Pew of Ha*tlngs and Mr. JohnM)n 'nnd baby of Tampa. mcT. about power pterita, brickyards, and Mra. Charles Olbbs U»k a Fl*., were Wednesday callers of I n Blough of Middleville carry In dinner Mid spent April Mr Mr*. Joe Kauffman. * I Bunday visitor of Mr and quarries, factories and ship 4 w!£,Mr •■‘4 Mrs John Go-.-d M„ Jac K^tftnan accx-npanlixl ~ M? and she and Un Keegstra attended graveyards defacing scenic nt Orleans. They helped celt- M Frank Miller to Litchfield ,, a stretchfis of the Hudson. Both Three Rivera Bible Church, a privlatc and" public ngcnclcst are memorial for their brother, the working on plana, to preserve “T*? I, n KwuDman spent Sunday with late Rev. Robert Hall. Another what Henry Hudson called the birthday. A Mr. and Mr* Ben M Qjyjn Kauffman VFW Post Saturday Christie -and daughter. Cindy. l"a u brother, the Rev. Robert Hall of Orrnl River of ths Mountains the Baptist Church in Elkhart. were dinner guest* of Mr. and. ,' Mra. Jack Roys of Grand Rapids.. Mra- GwY State of Lake Ind, gave the addreu. Mra Bvlvan Tagg was a min- Odcnra. Mr. and Mm w. u. Mrs Charles Lewi* of Jackson tween WteootMin and Mlnnmotn, per of Mr™ Mre. M»ton Wertman and fantay of Delton and Alice of Loa Angclra, calif, "__ _ __ __ anrl Mr and Mrs Richard Busspent the forepart of the week generating plant that mayhonor of her grandson. Qaiy'|t*h«» Hastings were Sunday with the former's mother. Mn. built on It* wooded bonks 1 Mesecar's zMth birthday. * Mr. dinner gurota of Mr. and Mrs Zetha Fenton, and brother. Rich­ and Mrs. ■Keith Blough and;Floyd Fisher. * Mr and Mra. mond. Tuesday the ladle* all family of Grand Rapid* were: Charles King and Lloyd were visited Mra. John Vtiaer tn supper guest* of hte mother. Mrs Sunday visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Grand Rapid*. Alice 1* an RN Greta Blough. * Mr. and Mrs. Robert King of Lowell and Mra. In the Mt Sinai Hospital in Lo* Blough called on Mr. and Mre. Angeles. * Tho Rev and Mra Keith Buehler and family were. Minnie King at lonte. * ---------------------- ,Mr. wHomer antl Caroline dlnner guest* of -------------her parent*. Jason Steere received word on and Mr*. Henry Van Byckle of of Middleville. Terrance De- neaday. April 6 they have a new grand­ Dow Ung * Mr. and Mrs Donald Wccrd and fiancee. Diana MaiMr. and Mre Robert Moore, daughter. Janet, born to Mr. and to reUbll.h a National Wild Blough and daughter. Kelley, of Mrs. David Steere at Mom* lake day' dinner guests of Mr. and tn Oregon This make* them nine tors of hte parent*. Mr. and Mre. Mra. John DeWeerd. * Mr. and grandchildren. * Members of the Jesse Blough. The legislation proporcs im­ Reading Club who attended the Blough and children were SunFederation of Women's Club* of mediate wild river status for all Standish and Mr. and Mre Don Barry County at NaahvUle Tues­ ARMED FORCES .. .. -* Cousineau and Pat of Sterling day were Mre. Gene Berg, Mrs Keith H. Newton, son of Mr. and Mra Howell Newton of Mre. George Pounce. Bernard Wlerenga and Mra. Glen Clearwater In Idaho, the Roust Freeport. 1* taking ba.de trainDean. Mra. Ida Rathbun, who has New Mexico, the Green tn Wyo­ ton. a 1981 graduate of Freeport Kurr of .Hastings Sunday. * been a patlont in Blodgett Hos­ ming. and the Suwannee In High School, will be assigned to Mra Harry Relgier and Mra. Mra Mina Wieland spent from pital. was brought home Satur- Georgia and Florida. Floyd Dutra visited Uwlr sister, Friday evening till Sunday j_ nf cated In the Chicago area, upon Mrs Melvin McDennld at But­ moraine at tho Paul Crumback Caledonia te with her during the principal tributary, Jacks Fork. completing basic training. day. *. Mre. A. O. Johnsen is terworth Hospital Tuesday. ★ The Freeport 4H Llvewlrea, Mrs. Floyd Dukes called on Mrs. Mina Wieland was a Sunday staying with her daughter. Mrs. Electrical Club won the Consum­ Ralph Moore at Pennock Hos­ Lucille Getty, for the Spring and Summer. * The Reading ers Power Award of $10 for being pital Friday. * Mr. and Mra. Club met Tuesday evening at the Riverways. the Top Club in Barry County. Floyd Dukes called on Mrs. Mel­ * Colleen Humphrey, daughter vin McDcrmld lr/Duiton Friday.' tings were Sunday luncheon Minnie McFall Building. Mra. The growing concern about Ivan Pavne wa* program chalrof Mr. and Mrs. Robert Humphrivers Indicate, agreement with and family wen? Sunday lunchOwen were Sunday visitors of their mothers were guests. Mra the saying: “A river is more urday nigh:. * Gayle Thaler's Wayne Finkbelner of Caledonia than an amenity: It te a trea*panel portable lamp te on dis­ Richard Deming at Algonquin gave a Chalk Talk and Mra. play at the Hastings City Bank this week with other outstandMr. and Mre. Denn!* Thompard Roys of Grand Rapids were Hons with Mre. Charles Barrigar Newton. won n Slate Mra. Frank Thompoon.,* Mr. and Mra. Robert Walton and children of Kainmaroo were Sunday evening visitors of Mr. and Mre Claude Walton. * Mm. Laura Hoekstra of Grand Rap­ Ids was a Wednesday dinner PUBLICATION OBDEB. Walton. * Mra. Dorothy CampElnora Whitney and Bob were Sunday guests of Mr and Mra. Business Di PRODUCTION CREDIT ASSOCIATION 301 S. Michigan Ave. Hastings Office Howra 4 A Moa.SWnl. I t»'*T EM ^,945-9415 PUBLICATION OBDr.H Ktau ..r Nkhi*»«. r MEMORIAL MONUMENTS »i»d: Ai.nl s. inn-. Philip H. Mlleh.ll, OF DISTINCTION ■-’T.’. i .1' ‘."huh .u* * Lawrence Brothen PUBLICATION OBDEB THE SHERWOOD ACM FOR INSURANCE RORIRT W. SHERWOOO. Mgr. Mrtl S.nk BMg. PIMM .Wl JfIV7I PUBLICATION OBDEB UU «l Ukill Ikf Cmlntv of ATTiND THI CHURCH or eyas- JERRY ANDRUS • Horary for PrtllMvr N.iloaal B<»k Halidin* Slate Fam Insurance AUTO — Fill BONDS HASTINGS BANNER Swanson ln«ur»nc» classifieds Call Wl 5-3481 ton were Bunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mra Robert Clinton of Middleville. * Claude Walton called on his father. Frank, and Medical Faculty, Sunday. * Mra. Lorna Conley of Hastings Grand Rapids visitors last Mon­ All Forms of Insurance and Bonds UM» Freeport Repeat Uie promise* that excel All else for u.1 today. U you're with us. and ahe's with Thee. Oh. Lord, why ahould we fear. 'rVMf'; In Middleville LEGALS ’ CI!Llr? ItaUm; tarry J. •oitk. ■online I ratlmated this wo* ti» equival­ ent of dumping seven mlUlon 4 bam noosEK (30) dart from tta ■ Inspired by earthly love. and Daughters Miss Dawn Durbin l,‘e day dumped million* of gallons of raw or partially treated sew- She went with You above. Hut w» she left are human, Lord, We mtes her much today, Although wa know it's In accord With your most perfect way. Father Dunphy and Father Haw­ Bring peace Into our empty ley for their comfort and help. hearts. We also wteli to thank Chuck Make strong our faith and hope: and Les Altai t for their klndnexs ■ - — ■’““P'fJS? values t'}r nows oy uucontaminated by sewage, r*\ln0 adds, industrial wastes, sludge, and slit. telephone calls, donations and with You food sent in during the recent In Heaven's hallowed hall: the riuracs, and employees of Pennock Hospital with a special . thanks to Dr. Blair. Also the doctors, nunca. and employees of Blodgett Hospital and the Barry County Sherifl's Department Our sincere gratitude goes to the Leonard - Osgood Funeral Home far Jhelr kind and thoughtful Launch Drive to Clean Potomac, Other Rivers PUBLICATION OBDEB Mr. and Mra. Peter Petersen Mr. and Mre Ted Wleringa. and Mrs. Emmlllne of Clark Me­ of Middleville were Sunday din- morial Home in Grand Rapids ert Humphrey, a Mr. and Mrs. Mre. Anders Anderson And son. Lyle Newton and children of Harold, of Caledonia In Grand Hastings were Sunday visitors of Rapid* Saturday evening. * Mr. and Mrs. Hart Puffer of Flint brought her mother. Mra. Chas. Baughman, home Prldav. Bunday morning en route to Flint they, with Mrs. Baughman, had break­ Gelgcr. Sunday supper gueot* of fast with Mr. and Ms*. Fred Baughman In Grand Rapids Sunday afternoon Mr. and Mrs Cindy, Mr. and Mre Ron Geiger. Fred Baughman and Mre. Cha* Baughman attended a shower Kcnneth DeMett of Hustings. * honoring Mtes Kathy Baughman, Mr. and Mre. Grigra- visited the daughter of Mr. and Mra. Cha*. family of Henry Johnson at the Baughman, Jr, near Wayland. Roth Funeral Home at Lowell. They called at the Manard Hunt home at Clarksville. drew Brandt. Mre. Ivan Roush. Mr and Mrs. James Cool and Blough. Mht. Allen Fish family were guests of Mr. and Newton and Bill wire Saturday son of Woodland were Sunday BlanchArd of Wyoming. (ended the Band Boasters ban­ quet at Middleville Saturday. * home. * Mra Oary Kidder and Mra. James Cool entertained Rory of Caledonia and Ralph Hastings Saturday. Moore were Thursday dinner daughter. Lon's 8th birthday. Uu Sunday af- the afternoon Mr. Moore and Eight guests were present * Mr. and Mrs Robert Newton and Mra. Kidder visited Mrs Ralph bert Overholt of Holland. * Hu- Moore at Pennodk Hospital. Cool -and family were Sunday Caledonia wore Friday overnight Mr. and Mrs. Richard Bird ortng Denos 8th birthday. ★ ■ and daughter! were Saturday Kidder and Ralph Moore joined Sunday visitor ot Mre. evening and overnight guests of them for fiahirrfay supper. * Mr. and Mra. Floyd Grinnell> were Saturday supper gucate of Mra Harry Grinnell at Bellevue. cexnpanled their daughter, Mrs. Imt mother. Mra. Sylvan Tagg. A Sunday callers at the Floyd ■ Charles Blough, to Grand Rap- * Mra. Gary McGhee and sons Grinnell horn were Mr. and Ida a.inday where they visited were Sundvv gur*t* of her moth- Mrs. J. D. Grinnell and chil­ dren of Algonquin Lake and Mr. Mra. John Mishler. ★ Mrs. Ger­ Mr, M*rtln Tuttle. W». On-- and Mrs Richard Johnson and■ mumv .uu., EL* —Tuttle «UM.« trade Clum and Mra. ByIran trude m Clum. Mra. 'Martin and Mr*. Sylvan Tagg vteited Tagg enjoyed dinner In Tecon- family of Bartie Creek relative* in Coldwater Sunday. *ha Sunday, ILS. Podiatrists Advise Youth On Foot Care Tho Nation's podiatrist* took cnls regarding the foot health of their children. offered to guide parent* In help­ ing, to prevent foot disorder* from developing among thrir youngstera and In obtaining pro­ fessional care If Indicated 1. Children's fret should be montha, when first beginning to walk, and then yearly. formltlea will also bo handed splratlon 1* a warning signal of foot trouble 4. Toeing In or out te an early sign of foot deformity. 5. Use good dally hygiene a* 8. Watch for excessive shoe 7. There te no such thing a* growing pain* Nlcht leg cramp* are a sign of foot fatigue and muscle Imbalance. «. Dont expect foot deformi­ ties to be outgrown. They usually don't. 8. Nalls ahould not be torn but cut to the yltape of the toe Youth Foot Care Week, snonsored bv the American Poot Health Foundation, te net askte each year to draw the Nation'! attention to the many foot dis­ orders prevailing among the younger population grvAip* and ito the need of remedying this 'health problem. �For The Price of An Easter Bonnet Get Set for Miles of Spring Driving Pleasure See the New Car Trade-Ins' PHONE Wl 5-3481 CLASSIFIED AD PAGE HASTINGS BANNER LEGALS MINIMUM RATE —50c for Twenty Words. Hastings Motor Sales je-Darf Dealer ’0 W. State Quality Merchandise Priced to Fit YcUr Economy Used Car Lot across from Food Center. Also. Cars at rear of Dodge-Dealership. USED CAR LOT Wl 5-3903 or Wl 5-2454 FARM TMPLEMEHTS Coupe. Blue interior, ell the extras and fulty guaranteed. IMS OLD8MOBIUI NOTICFS LARKE BUICK CHEVROLET Farm Machinery WINICK SURPLUS 1435 S. Hanover Wl 5-2425 5-2426 Just Received 1963 CHEVROLET ... AU white Station Wagon VI engine, standard transmis­ sion. radio. RUMMAGE SAI* - Th and Friday. April 18, II. I to 8 pm. Girls' clothing through 10. Boys' ctothir 18 and 18. Dishes, toys, irons, two green rug*, 8 One 8 ft. round nig. Surf try. Call today for quick deliv­ ery. Finkbelner A Son Eleva­ tor, Middleville and Delton. Shipment of RIDING TRACTORS 1963 BUICK Lovely Cape Cod Home On Leach rata Largo lot with lake frontage, t minutes from Hastings Will lease with, option to buy. 8M month. Phone Grand Rapids -John Deere No. 8 Mower. Hay conditioner hook up. Real good aliapel FRANCISCO FARM SUPPLY 1963 CHEVROLET Wl 5-3150 ELECTROLUX BWBIPBRCumplete with throw away Lags and all cleaning tools. Make last 5 payment* at 86 or 1963 BUICK LESABRE REAHM MOTOR SALES LEGALS GOODYEAR BROS. 53 CHEVROLET NOTICES PRE-SPRING SPECIALS 1962 CHEVROLET 1962 RAMBLER FREE BALER TWINE . If You Buy Your Case 220 Baler Now cury outboard new boat* and trailers. See ua tor a Spring Special. Wheeler Marine Serv­ ice, Nashville, Mich. OL B-2881 Special pre-seaton offer in­ cludes 10 bales of the new Eastman premium - quality plastic twine, enough to tie your first 5000 bales free. Get the baler that’s simpler, gentler, smoother yet priced with the lowast—a Case 220 Ungs, Mich Cal) John or Mary Murphy. lanslEE, Mich, TU 2­ 2475 or evening* J72-25W col- If you are between 21-47, have a high school education, serv­ iceable car, willing to be away from home four nights a week. FRANCISCO I960 FORD FARM SUPPLIES Ara You Planning Al* Wl' FARM SUPPLY for your lawn and g. maintenance Mowing, mlng and. spraying. I Lake Odessa 174-4761. Manager, Box 247, Eaat Lan­ sing, Mleb, giving Information about ypuraelf and employment record. Schooling and field training are given on full pay FARMERS It's Fertilizer Time Again!4 tor prot.al- of a tur ■ (VMliat of g<a<uirlt itemed. or Get our Fertiliser Prices Fencing This Spring? TRAHSrOBTATlON GOING TO USE FIELD FENCE? Farm Bureau's Double Ufa has 2H limes as much Hoc coating. GOING TO REPLACE A GATE? Cheese Wood Panel. Aluminum FaneL or Tubular 8l«L Motor Sales LINCOLN-MEKCUBY DEALER 1SI0 N. Michigan Avw. before you buy. Wo can save you money! (Bulk or GOING TO USE BARB? Vnteo Barb will save you time and money. Lighter In weight, longer lasting. Rolls out flat— won't mart or eotl back. ‘Sfi, Bogged) Rent our Spreader for 50c per acre—or we'll do it for fl.00 on acre. FARM BUREAU SERVICES In aluminum, steel or wood­ sash. Burkey Auto Gliu & Radiator Shop, 211 N. Jefler- ■ GOOD AS NEW STORE Farm Bureau Services WHT NOT UH* US MAU you a rubber stamp with your new IIP Code numoer. Three-Uns (tamp with J out name, ad- kw Heating - Plumbing KAECHELE'S pcrienca necessary. WrtU Bawleigh Dept MCD-g»l-1718 Freeport, Illinois �land Gall Monica. R2 Delton: I Mary Alice Uwkwood. M8 W. . I Court, Bastings; Judy Stauffer. Laura Lynn Gilbert. Barry Eye. I8ue Ann Manning. R1 Hastings: Marjorie Buck. H3 Has tings; Harry Boulter. R3 Hastings, Sherlyn Howell. Linda Dunkelberger. R4 Hastings; Kathy ■ Kauffman. R5 Hastings; Kathy I Tappan. Beth VanderPloeg, Terri Gay. John Janes, R1 Hickory I Camera; Diana' Eldred. Donald Barry County lield.Jla annual I Pennock. Rhea Mead. R1 Nash4H drew revues on Friday and,I ville: Susan Latta. Nashville; Saturday nights or last week In Yolanda Anderson, Bl Battle Central Auditorium and on the c t. 1J(.rw.r. OiU|IBna kj nrrt evening the younger < ftee^BariMra umuMO. m R^^^M%ta^Bl'n‘n‘er'Wwx,tandj Mlke Rl Au‘ u>«n« Young Mia* Banner gusU; Bnlce Newton, ri FreeH’E‘£wU_ ekmtu bu P°rt: Bradley Endruj. Freeport. •«rw ..“nJyrAin? ’ th Alternates are Ron Edmonds. ’.b? for Bu> Plhe‘'Burdick. Rick I Pennington. Bill Shepard. LynwSyLTK “ITb“"“ “a cnnt“™ Ill Girls Model Garments in Dress Revues £rt“u“"luS'mra’puylj I ■nurtr-nw -w « tor Saturday s revue when the •«*««• •*"*-, 12 ln Mr-1' judgra were Mra M'r-en. Mra. ring and 23 In clothing. Dailey and Mra. Fisher, Allegan cioihinr Awards County 4H leaders. < routing Awaras Mre William A. Phillips was' Young Mira-Joy Cunningham, the narrator boUi evenings. Key pi*na Betts. Busan Gay, Linda clothing leaden, were Mra. Duune Huntington. MAry Lyons and Cancer Society Seeking Cure For Disease PRE-VUE DAY /V1ONTGOMERY WARD FREE— Coffee & Donuts Candy For The Kiddies All wait eagerly for each medi­ cal advance that means new hope in our common struggle to cure cancer Among us are thousands cl children—many too young to Our lest Ward Week Sale ever! Extra Special MONDAY April 19th ONLY! Savings in Every Department! Use one of our Convenient Credit Plan* and "CHARGE IT"! Know Your Legislators You’ll Like Our . . . "Drop-OfL Service" UB. SENATORS Just leave your dry clean­ ing with our experienced attendants. They will pre­ spot, clean and hang them on your hangers. Just tali’.us what time you'll picli them up and your cleaning will be done while you shop. YOU CAN SAVE TIME You ore cordially invited to attend "PRE-VUE DAY" ... an exciting prevue of Ward Week. Our Greatest Sole of this Season! The date is MONDAY, APRIL 19 . . . the time. 1 P.M. to 9 P.M. the place YOUR Friendly Montgomery Word Store in Hastings. You'll be first to shop hundreds of Ward Week SUPER VALUES . . . first to enjoy the wide selections. There's hardly a thing your family needs in the way of household furnishings, appliances, automotive and sport equipment that you won't bo oblo to buy now at Ward's lowest prices of the season! Inga. Lojs Dingman. State Show Delegate). Julie Ling <State Show Delevale). Arlene Myers. Nancy Madden. Gert Bahs. Ctndi Hayward. Sandy Bechtel. Ann Marie Wlerlnga. Cindy Campbell and Carolyn Medved. Plan now to come . . . with your family . . . with your friends! Our staff will be here to help you . . .• every department will be ready to serve you and to show you the many outstanding savings featured in this Big Store-Wide Sale. Our credit department will also be ready to help you choose the best and easiest terms for your budget. There's a Ward Credit Plan designed to suit every purse and purpose. AND MONEY Broadway Dear Customer: It's YOUR SALE and we are looking forward to seeing YOU . . . Plan to be here eoriy! STORE MANAGER (20 **.(.) COIN-OP Cleaners 327 N. Broadway 9:00 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Store Will Be Cloted 'til 1:00 Claude H. Denker P.M. So That'All Preparations Karl Kaiser, James Payne. Doug­ las Puller, Russell Ygrger and Diane Gilbert. Woodworking — Larry Case. I Robert Huntington. Allen Decker. Janet Stauffer.-Terry Anderson (Woodland. Hastings City. Has­ tings Township. Castleton. Balti­ more. Maple Orove. Johnstown. Assyria Townships.) 2 lit District—Garry E. Brown. 321 W. Eliza, Schoolcraft. I Thorn­ apple. Irving, Carlton, Rutland. Orangeville. Hope. Prairieville. Barry Townships.) Monday thru Saturday We're Now Located in our NEW BUILDING worth, 215 E. Orleans St- OUego. (Yankee Springs, Orangeville, Hope. Baltimore. Johnstown. Barry, Orangeville Townships) M3 th District—Stanley M. Pow­ ell. R1 Ionia. iThomaptAe, liv­ ing, Carlton, Woodland, Rutland. Hastings. Castleton. 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COUPON NOT VAUD ON Catalogue Merchandise or Tire Department An Additional Discount Will Be Allowed on Ward* - HST - LDT No Money Down �SEX- The Hastings Banner Thursday, April 15. 1965 Hold Meetings The Maple Grove^ annual mreting wa* held Saturday, April 3. *1 the township hall. Austin Janousek Free Birdhotue Plans Available Suffers Fatal From Mich. State Heart Attack birdhouse plans for nearly any board far one mtU. the same Austin Janousek, 68, retired backyard site are available from — a Mtehtean Michigan State University ant, suffered a heart attack at flaherie* and wildlife epedallat. hie home on R3 Vermontville, Wednesday, April 1, and waa pronounced dead on arrival at Hayea-Oreen - Beach Hospital. Charlotte, a short time later. JANET KAY WHEELER BL'BSELL E. NUSfaAVM Name Honor Students Of Delton’s 1965 Class Welcome Corners 4H’eri Activities Valentines lo Obterve Jubilee Chuck Jordan and Kathy In Battle Creek. 8he attended Coburn Elementary school from Marjorie Buck on the fair book 1M2 until 1958 when she moved to Wall Lake with her parents. She has attended Delton ever Summer pro;ecu were dU- since. LUBOCU. A.IO uutu; •» —0 At school die la a tlilrd year turned Ln. The door prtxe. which waa a (date of divinity fudge. member of the Girls' Athletic On Sunday. April 35. the chil­ dren of Clayton and Marie Vaithe next meeting. the Carlton Orange Hall In hon­ or of their parents' Golden Wed­ ing broom and site will bring it ding Anniversary. Relatives, to the next meeting. friends and neighbors are invited Denise Colvin's mUlicr made a to help celebrate the occasion lovely cake which waa decorated with Council, is the PT8A secretary. member of the Latin Club, cdltor-ln-chlef of the 1865 DeltonIan. a member ot the Future Homemakers of America, serving In a recently completed office building at 101 Chester Road, Bwartlunore, a suburb of Phila­ delphia. according to an an- ley. Jean had also played this to give and enjoy tor Easter Bo. just for fun. Jean stepped into Mary's role for the last act (Pearl) Hamilton who was In the audience, didn't know the dlflerspee—and there were plenty of others in the audience who didn't know It either. The girls changed place* actually to fool the real quite as complete on stage as off Jean had just completed her CAN DIES EASTER SUNDAY, APRIL 18 th FRUIT ANO NUT EGG It is expected the township •■Dark of the Moon.” “Raahodent tn his senior year..a mem­ ber of the Latin Club tor, two yean, a member of the Varsity pvta It waa noted Club for two years, a member ot the Pep Club tor one year while serving us Ito president, ville. Children’* Hour" In Flint. played the leading male role in She has worked with the Kalathe senior play, and participated were Increased by 1145.000 and maxoo Civic Theater. Daytona in football <1 year), baseball <2 Beach LlUle Theater, at Dayketball (4 years). roll allows *3.681300 and another Playhouse In Traverse City, and 1518332 in personal tax making ketball and pool. mention a few. Jean has also worked with the Stout Players, medical career by taking prewhich had Ito beglnnl Veme Stout of Vermont Mrs. Fred Smith Bliss Research Juniors in High Dies Saturday; Division Moves School }fay Join Services Tuesday Reserve To New Quarters Naval April. 1865. la the last month The Engineering. Rroairch and Development Divtaton of the E. W. Bits* Company, a diversified Canton, Ohio baaed manutoctur- a high school Junior able to join the Naval Program while still a duo to new eligibility mento. Girl Bruited at Auto Hitt Bike. Backstage with the Flint Con-.oualy worked with the Kalamadirected «a Howard Greiner of R1 Hastings. tnunlty Players one recent Sat- koo Civic Players and awwted urday evening all was confusion. show for the Niles Community Pleasant Point Motel, suffered Which sister played the part and Players. Currently she teaches who took (lie curtain colls? And rpegial education at the Mary eye about 4:45 pm. Friday whro Community School in it was all handled ao cleverly StreetBtrn she w»« hit by a car while riding even the girls’ own mother didn’t Flinty Mra. Hamilton accompanied a bike on M-31 northwest at know there had been a switch to Die sheriff s 'Mra. Gladys Millar, Nashville here According 1^\'kTu Ina and anwuma m-X dari.u».«. u.™,ri^ lr3 mg out brush and widening Two former Nashville girls,' village president, to Flint for theidriven bi roads waa made at the Cast Won J e a n Parker - Henderson and WMbrnd Following the perform- I ch.ri,. church 54 Rl Middle­ township annual board meeting. Mary Parker-Withers are mem-|’e" of 7 „*. . \L_a_~ | * .ZS 'Write Me A Murder ' vUte.'Chureh st tempted to arokj j The road work on 5.5^ Cogswell;bers of Use Flint plovers *ioJ Vith Community bXmri > »tl*n4ed the cast and crew , hitting the Hute pulling to th* road was completed this with both girls —,u UUs past Players, I layers, along aim com guu workshop, left but was unable to avoid th* year along with blacktopping a teaching in _the Flint public Mrs. Miller mishap Barbara was treated at : half , mile on BanyvlUr road.!: ' , Nashville ’ Pennock Hospital and returned Jean had been directing the High school. \ Copies are available free of i Js expected to start this coming charge from: Agriculture Bulle­ . 'year on Cogswell rood to gravel tin Office, Michigan State Uni­ Miss Janet Kay W h e e 1 e r. os IWypresident for one year, and onc arrB to the Thomapple lake versity. Ekst Lansing. Michigan. daughter ot Mr. and Mrs Wayne I worked backstage on the junior ftt pleasant Shores Wheeler of R3 Delton, has been been and senior plays. only fannfaie comment* t»ve dress on a post can! and specify selected a» the valedictorian 'been made on Castleton's cliangtwo aona, Douglas ot Lanring which plans you wish to obtain. tho 1865 graduating class of of Delton Kellogg High school. tend Western Michigan Univer­ voting -machine*. The village ot daughters. Mrs. Edwin (Dawn* Russell Eugene Ntubaum, son sity, majoring in biological sci­ of Mr. and Mrs Eugene Nus- ence wltli research biology as a their annual village election Stanley (Darlene) Hosey and final goal. this Spring. named salutatorian. both of Charlotte; nine grand­ children; two brothers. Dennis \The Welcome Corner* 4H Com­ there until 1855 when hi* family of E3pacto Junction. Artz. and munity meeting was held Baturmoved to their present home in on all properties within the Glenn of Walketoville. Ind, and Marshall Purrow home. Members talked about .Winter project*, Port Huron. Student Council for the last *U finishing them, turning in re­ Home in Vermontville. Burial waa In Woodlawn Cemetery. Former Nashville Girls Change Parts, Fool Mom Bill Stout. Michigan last year after 10 years In Florida. This year she has been extremely active with the Flint Community Players, phe worked on the hand-prop com­ thllda May Smltii. 73. R3 Has ­ will bo mittee for "Come Blow Your tings. Irving Township, were Reserve Junior, "Rose Tattoo" and did costumes Leonard-Osgood Funeral Home. require? The Rev. George Elliott offi­ ciated and burial waa in the writing contest. Mary had prevl ‘*y. । thoae 18 months, he Saturday at Pennock HseptUl ASSORTED CHOCOLATES Ik. BOX >|60 Joint Celebration The Earl Bpencer family of 538 N. fianover had a joint celebra- K Smith waa born on May 1M1. at Woodbury. the her son, Robert. 31S E. Stage Road, have their blrlhdav* on active dutv <Baer> Bauman. She went to the same date. April 7. They will enable the division to ex­ celebrated their 48lh and 24lh pand Ito facllltM* and engineer­ birthdays with dinner at Inmana, ing staff throe-fold and will af- your locul ilwrvn Itenrewnta- ’ ‘n' “■ “ruth at iuisuncs on ol course taking their husband and wife along. laboratory and computer facfllvied life tn Barry County and for or call WO-2278L. Uea In the Philadelphia area. rated in Drexel H1U. Pa. ptoraa application to Industrial advances, performs custom <to- 'No Greater Lavs' Film at Woodland Church Sunday A dramatic, motion "No Greater shown In Zion picture. —• -■ Church Road. Hastings; a daughter, Mrs. David RUBBER STAMPS Made to Order All Sizes . Ink dustry and designs and develops BUaa aircraft launching and ar- ern Australia, the National Oeo- Come to Comet’s celebration! ■ .We're celebrating because we have the liveliest, fieriest lineup of cars in the business waiting for you to turn a key—the 1965 Comets.. 10 models, all priced right. And all tough. All powerful. All beautiful. ■ We’re celebrating because this month is the date of Comet's 5th birthday. And this car has gone a long way in those years. We've just completed the best year in Comet history. Now we're out to top it! Want a popular car? That's Comet! ■ We're celebrating because the 1965 Comet showed its championship per­ formance by roaring 16,000 miles, from the bottom to the top of the world— from Cape Horn to Fairbanks, Alaska—in 40 days and nights of driving. A free 16-page, full-color booklet about this run is waiting at your Mercury dealer's. ■ We’re celebrating because a Specially equipped 1964 Comet, after traveling 100,000 miles at Daytona, went on to complete another 130,000 stopand-go miles cross country—more than the distance to the moon. And this Comet's hardy engine is still running strong, without a single major repair. SCHADER'S Office Supplies Tlr dally Idgh temperature in Comet Geographic Jacob's Ihe world's 100.000ml. durability champion MAHLER MOTOR SALES Hastings A PRODUCT OF Wl 5-2479 1320 N. MicklfM UNCOCN-MEACURY DIVISION Prescription Pharmacy US Uat Star, Sr. Hastings Phaae Wl 5-2464 Elliotts HUcal hot snote—Saigon. capi­ tal of South Vtot. Nam—averages 10% Get your championship deal on the performance-champion Comet PRESCRIPTION PHARMACY SAVE NOW film rental. • The public to invited. monia usually required 2 or 3 weUs of hospital care and months of convalescence. Today's modern medicines can cure most patients at home for a prescription cost of less than $30. Rely on our RexaN Pharmacist to fill your next prescription from his fresh, complete stock of pharmaceuticals. YOUR®® PHARMACY riir mn mi. Hinn, mn Ph. Wl 5-3844 A free-will offering will be re- Which i» tho Bargain? Sometimes it's hard to tell Which Is the best bargain. But it's not dilficuH to know the biggest bargain in history... its today's modern medicines. ♦ pa 121 L Stoto St. her huahnnd aa a nurae to minis­ for *33,000. ter to many. The picture carries a tremendous Impact—a truly great call to Christian dedication round, the Ni EASTll BASKET DISCOUNT on all Elliott Paints and Painting A«essorie$ PAINT SALE! 20^0 Discount on Case Lots • For Indoors • For outdoors For everywhere Rollers .3 for 63c Paint Thinner ..qt. 36c 4" Nylon Brush $3.15 9x 12 Drop Cloth _...81c Lewis Electric Phons 623-5381 Cloverdale Open 8 a.m. ■ 9 p.m. Daily 9:30 'til 6:00 Sundays �United Church Women Plan Fellowship Day Delton Methodist Holy Thursday Evening Service ZION LUTHERAN CHURCH Vrltc Road al Woodland Rev. Einar Unscth, Pastor «d by United Church Women of the Hastings Area, wifl be ob­ served here on Friday, May at the First Methodist Church. Women from all churches are| Included in liso Invitation for. this time of fellowship al a U:30 '_______ ......Hmn Rolls followed by a breakfast. I EasUr worship. 11 am ScxI mon “Garden Glory." Monday, Junior .MYP will go to Lansing to visit the capital. j W. Qkn Campbell. Pastor 2 mites south of Gun Lake D'4& n m Bunday school, 11 ahi. Homing worship. 7 pm Evening woralilp. Wednesday, 7:30 pm. Bible Assembly of God Revival Crusade Starts Next Week and worship at 11 wllh both' HASTINGS BAPTIST CHURCH Junior and Chancel choirs will I Rot. Rumch Houseman, Pa*tor Pitoncs Wl 5-4995 or Wl 5-3397 be singing. 9:45 am. Sunday school. Counseling by appointment Tues­ day through Friday. Ctown for all ages. Week of April IB Sunday Happy Easter To AIL Christian Service Text Announced I April 31. ' The mevUngs will contour nightly except Monday* and i What do Jesus' sufferings and Saturday. May 1. through May 3. triumphs mean to us today? Couilscitag the revival will This is toe underlying question to be taken up at all Christian Science churches this Sunday. Tire subject te "Doctrine ot Church school classes for chil­ dren nnd youth. 0:15. no AdkUt Round TBbteMonday, 7 pm Teen Fellow- to lounge. 9:30. tup Monday Activities Moon Phase Determines Easter Date ■ The rem to that this holi­ day. which faUs thto year on Bunday. April 18. fluctuate be­ tween March S3 and April 35. depending on the phases of the The speaker will be the .Rev. Mra. Earl A. Grice of Covert, nationally known in her own church circles and in United' Church Women. In her long' ministry she lias been only too well acquainted with the prob-' 1cm* that racial prejudice and related poverty bring to bcr peo­ ple. concerned Christian* are being urged to take this op— — portunlty for a frank dialogue th>| Assembly of God Church al with a Negro churchwoman and 1(n woodland Avenue, anleader, Mrs. Grice. । nouneed a revival crusade begln- Sunday school, 10 am. Warship service, 11 am man be in Christ, be 1* a new Evening service, 7:30 pm. creature: old thing* are passed Wed, Prayer meeting, 8 pm The little church with the big away; behold, all things art be­ come new." ■aster morning at 8:45 a pro­ gram. "Our Part in the Resur­ rection." ta to be broadcast over Saturday—4:30 The group of •ingle women will meet for a potluck supper In the church dining room. Rolls and ttjfoa 8 pm. channel choir rehearsal. Friday. 2 pm Friendship Bunda* school class norty. Saturday. 3 to 4 pm. church : library opens for book check States In orangelI st io work. Bosides having-a rich BiWe-oentered ministry, he to also a stager mid musician. He will stag and play tho faytrite hymna and gospel song* aa well a* nno cong* and choruses of hla own Another musical feature of the services U the playing of fatal 75year-otd mellow - toned French Floyd Walter. Bupt. Bible school. 10 am. x Worship hour. 11 am. Christian Endeavor. Bunday, Free Methodist Easter Services Celebration of Holy Communion. Good Friday. 12 30 pm A abort service of meditation and Rl. Naahvllie, Ph. 653-5477 R mile E. of M-48 on Stats Rd. Lcrd'i RasurreoUon. M am. Sunday school. 8:15 am. and 10:45 am Ser­ mon: John 20:1-18. "He is Risen! Stop Wasptng!" Bunday school. 9:30 am. luwday. congregation Bible study. 4:15 pm. Fri, minister school, 7:30 pm Service meeting, 8:30 pm - Bottwood <5* E. State Road WN. It»vtn etckmaier, Pastor Sunday school. 9:48 am. Morning worship. 10:45 am. Evening service. 7:30 pm Wednesday prayer, 7:30 pm Just oU M-66. North on M-50 in Village at Woodbury Sunday school. 8:45 am. ,rWosablp. 11 am h Junior church for children. 4Youth choir rehearsal. Wed, 11 am Morning worship. Youth, meeting. 6:16 pm Evening Gospel Hour. 7 pm. Wednesday prayer, 7:10 pm. Wednesday prayer. 7:10 pm. Bunday. "XL to Written^ on TV. WKZO Channel j. 840 am Bunday. "Faito far Wday." on TV. Wood Channel 8. 8:30 am. NEW LOW RATE Bunday school, 10 am 10 am. Bunday achool. ST. ROSE CATHOLIC CHURCH Worship hour, 11 am. 11 am. Worahip service. Rot. FT. Joeeph C. Dunphy. Bunday evening service, 7 pm. 8:30 pm. Young People’* meet Rev, David Hawley, Asustant The Bible, U» whole Bible and 7:30 pm. Evening *ervto8. Bunday Mam. 8. 10. 11:30 am Wednesday, 7:30 pm prayer- nothing but the Bible. Home Heating Cost Dally Good Friday, i pm.; H“ly Satur­ day Easter Vigil 8 pm. ST. AMBROSE DELTON Sunday Mas*, 8:30 am. ST. AUGUSTTINE, MIDDLEVILLE Bunday Mass, 10 iSO^am. An Olds 88 has everything going for it OUR LADY OF GREAT OAK, (including many of America's most particular car buyers!) coupon below to Consumers Power for the special 7:80 pm Evening service. 7:30 pm. Wed, prayer eervice For infonnaUcn. K. W. Pastor, 367-23*. Woodland Bible duA for bon and gtrla Meeting ptace. Wood- FREE BOOKLET 'Electric Home Heating' IF YOU ARE THINKING ABOUT BUILDING OR REMODELING CARLTON CENTER METHODIST CHURCH Rot. Lawrence Lowell. Patoor Bunday school, 10:15 am. Bunday worship, 10 am Sunday school. 11 am MYP Sunday. 7 pm NORTH IRVING WESLEYAN METHODIST CHURCH Cor. ot Sisson and Buehler Road 4 mites W. of Broadway, Freeport ROT. Oerald Heptmar. Pastor Bunday school. 10 am Morning worship, 11 am. WOODLAND METHODIST CHURCH Rev. Lawnooe Lowell. Pastor Sunday school. 10 am Morning worship, 11 am. Youth Wtowabip. 7:30 pm Sunday school. 10 am Prayer rervlns, Wed, 8 pm. SOON,.ALSO ASK FOR INFORMATION ABOUT THE CEDAR CREEK BIBLE CHURCH Campground Rd. 8 mile* south of Tack i Bunday school 10 am. Worship, 11 am Youth meeUng. 0:15 »m Evening service, 7:30 pm. Wednesday prayer msMtog and Bible study. 7:30 pm *100 INSTALLATION ALLOWANCE Switch Now to Electric Heating THIS IS GOOD NRWS, Good Kewt far nuny Consumers Power ciuiomen who ate now enjoying the many wonderful advan­ tages <>< clean, quiet, carefree, fotty-automalto Electric Heating - ■ • and for those who would like to switch to Klecirk Heat in their new Immc «x when they remodel their present one. GET THS FACTlkndyoull bcpJeaMntly surprised to learn how little Electric Hem­ Ing emts to buy .ladiwMsll . . ami how Con­ sumers-Power Company's *w low rate lowers toe operating cost io Electric Home Healing » within lhe resell d everyone. �THE HA^FtXOR BANNKB**♦ Fresh Out of the Attic uau.m u .-KIKKH OMini*. W OC 10*1.' OB J HIX’ XI, »«Ca Several youngsters froBi the 1 •' . ■ - 1 ■ ' 11 No- 9 Moore. D MdMixve. D Troyer, u> Bounnr >IIU>. bounded M failowi: g, H. Troyer. D. Tray*. Jr, M. oornnmU, -ill U ntuuru, la tCUdawM Ihh M uwloaOWOMIMKaln. iw. UtUlUI, n. CMOJU|>. U. Al. XMIVV, Mnn* .T°rZ? r2N R7S “Si c Prnnock (written notice'. Mon thirty-four <MJ_of the Graham. Bl. Graham. T. township of Castleton thence , . uuuv g _.n, June 28. 1873— — C. Ogdan, Wm. Paten. BUMeOfttak one half mile (14) to place of were many who tame tn him tor beginning. The fin* meeting of advice and council, who sadly By n. D. Burptt column last week know tliat it wrartMad of an introduction by mUcS® written by Mr. Conley's mother. who Just had her 102nd birthday, whan she was a 16 year old 8cho°1 Maple Grove Townahlp. I told you .than that thia week would convcraUcn. aometlmoa singular with one or the other and sometlmt3 wt0‘ Mr- ClarlcMr. Savage and Mr. Dewey about the subject closest to hl* heart at that time, that is to soy. the crranlxlng of school district Na 9. I am of the belief that the reason he waa elected to the Saturday. July a. 1873 at 6 rrtr the occasion should present I bad been cutting timber tor o'clock p.m, and you are Initself. lumber to build an addition to structol to notify every legal Ciulde to Fun in Michigan at adverllted bg Maple Grove, June '18, 1873 by Wm. Brice. MORT NBFF Cloverdale - Hope "Michigan Outdoors" By Mrt. Sltphfn Chgood O«t wen quick to those young item entertaining the measles. Misses Kathy and Koren Allen, and Miss Carolyn Osgood are County Superintendent of among them. * Mrs. Leone Ecolt Schools to 1873 to obtain his a result of the accident. his place, of residence. You of Hastings was a guest at the council and advice with regard Au niv—m. whzv la mv first ‘ * - —— ...J— .... home of Mrs Ferris Brown. * Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Kahler and family were supper guests al and deliver Die same to the Mr. and Mrs. Lewellyn Wood­ man's home. April 4 callers at with J. Q. cramr, county sur-jU". *“■ Biron* which fully chairman of said mtwtlng. ......... <_ • . • ... * I <viwi ■ t*u« r\1 ■rrvtnl Dated this 2'th day of June, the Woodman home included Mr. organize achooi district No. S Fa­ ther had many conversations in elude m wixcl district NO our home with Mr. Wm. Brook*. •*'« the ouy School The follow- What to do.,. Where to go... How to get there! Thia book contain* guides lo Michigan's Lskes a bat of Michigan's M3 camping areas with ovar 18,000 litas • 69 Scenic State Parks • Harbor* map and guide a 24 color tours a Ski hill* • Canoe trails * Waterfall map • Smell a Trout water* • How-to-read a map • All information keyed to 83 2-color county maps. COLEMAN Agency Hastings, Mr. and Mrs John De Forest, Rene and Bernard Vandeiplog of Martin, Mr. and Mn. It Wm. Brice hereby return Lannes KenfielcMH Hastings, Mr. INSURANCE Wl 5-3412 Hasting* 203 S. Michigan fore he ahould make a Judgmcsit WUlie tmy brother* will Win a Cash or Stamp not Maple Grove Townaldp, The first educatlanal fadUUee In Maple Grove Townahlp were The Kroger Store will Close Friday 12-3 to allow our employees to attend church services. We had been attending achooi to a small log house located daughters of a promloent land­ owner. John Mou. had made Maple Grove a reaidence, where MME the achooi board at thli time. tcnnlned soon after to open a organizing of achooi district No. children. The school opened 0 to Maple Grove Townahlp, and with six scholars, and did not the building of a new echool greatly Increase in number dur­ ing it* brief existence. Mr. T. Dewey ru town clerk, an office which ho had held for four years to addition to hla known os tiie "Quail-trap." from operating a wagon. shop to tho fact that some enterprising bids found It a convenient ren­ Maple Grove Center. dezvous in their expeditions to Thank You, Bob Robinson Over 10,000 Winners Pick up ■ free "Heit Egg" Card every time you vhit Kroger! GopyngM The Kroger Co, 1965. Peschke's Small SMOKED HAMS Beltsville Turkeys more ipocloui edifice, on etc- Road. The Barry County Highway fractional districts. T~U,r I • K. — - - - M. •__ Mr. J. Kinney furnished tho wa* on the Clark R south of the Blrosis mllra important happen I new tn his life 99 S s So. ’3.49 lb Fs«chks'. Whole rands; Importantly the mall wu Southern Star SHANK PORTION SMOKES MAMS •> 47/ Tondorsy 4th & 5th Rib Also .father would patronize the a 69/ RII ROAST htclllUre of Maple Grove Town- Center Cut Rib evidently researched from town­ ship and county records pertain- Deboe. Mkhiaaa FescMe'i Full Shenk Hell PORK CHOPS While at Maple Orovu Center ■> 69/ SucUri WW. or Half BONELESS UMS SMOKED HAMS fc 39/ Boneless Pot Boast Herrud'i ^79/ R0Asn-UHKS«>axpk^49/ ALL WHITE Peichke's Semi-Boneless Hams^ 59 deetrorod It, IDO EXTRA TV HAMP! | ■ 1 with ito pwttoie of a 5-lb I WEST VA. GAINED NAM | Tenders/ Boston Rolled Boneless Pot Roast PU. 50 lAin TV Stoogu with coupon cl right Swamdown to her. and that if • ^69® Kroger Cracked WHEAT BREAD Banquet Frozen CAKE MIXES 4 W-oz. pkgt .If FRUIT PIES 3Hb-4«t pie* 89/ 2^35/ SUSEL FOOt CAKE-' 50/ OFF! 00 TNPle-A I with Ito purttosa d Wb. pig. of ■ iHygraAa'alallPartFraAlu I 50 EXTRA TV STAMPS wdb the purctoia of a f*g. ol Krogw » IPaean Caramel Rolls JUBILEE NYLONS Miracle Whip Go protected 25 EXTRA TV STAMPS " | Kratt » Salad Dressing ao orenared 1 I NESCAFE COFFEE io.. 99/ I SO EXTRA TV STAMPS >ha p-d— , I Kreger Suck trackers I ” | | kadeeoisl Kroger Hwu Sat. Apr. 17.1965 nWnHWRMBq I MIRACLEWHIP * i~ 39/ [tAcluding boor, wine & tobacco) Rod Ripe 50 EXTRA TV STAMPS ■ wi. p-rtM <J ■ M. hH ■< Rond. 1 I ORANGES OR GRAPEFRDITl Mkalely Flavored AVOCADOS wilh th* AMO Club', TOond-lho- 2 '“29/ Eister Ulies -’1.49 ICE CREAM I h «<■«•• 29/ I Califtrila Pascal Celery SO EXTRA TV STAMPS wilh Ito rurctota al Golden Yellow LBAD TUB WAY WITH TRIPLE-A. BANANAS DETHOIT AIT0M0B1LE IWTEn<HK9IMCE EXCHANGE Md MOTOR HATE UttUIANCE COMFANY HASTINGS 217 West Sfeta S». Mknm 945-4392 IDW1N J. MK1SINIACH, Now Open Saturdays, 9 o.m. to 9 p.m. 10 I KROGER COFFEE '3<‘-"'i.99 I : | 50 EXTRA TV STAMPS I mlh Ito purctow W 2 toe*. «« 1 I Eekiuy Ctlls-PKk R«U |. �I W Carlton Extension Hear, Financial Security Lauan HASTINGS BANNEB tlonol CKTtpMo my- THE tng u — HASTINGS BANNER end Mrs. Fred Style* of Bittle Creek * Mr. and Mra Keith Btricktand. Sandra »nd Mrs. ’"-j*-Winnie Dunn entertained for .upper Mr. and Mra Richard Security" through family InreaU | fuah* of**Mendon .._ A— and Martin Marvin manta waa cfairty proaonted by:and Nyta Dunn of Marshall. * Mr. and Mr*. Keith Strickland IJoyd Shroyer. and Sandra were April 4 dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Ear Slricklend. Mr. and Mrs Wendell Strickland and family were also present. The occasion honored the birthdays of Mra Uta cllny. Strickland and Wendell Strick­ Highlights Interesting FARM NEWS Vsro Eldridge's of Lake Odraci Stowell were Lakewood'a repreand Dennis Demond*. son of the i^ntatives at the convention and 3 at Lakewood To Spray Area To Control the Cereal Beetle State Farmers Three members of the Lake­ Jack’s farming program in­ wood FFA Chapter were named cludes eight steers, seven beef Raynor played his guitar at Hie National ronventlon. State Fanners at the annual Michigan FFA convention held In the DeKalb com growing at Michigan State University contest, Jim Stewart received a March 24-25 Dennis had 19 twine. 23 dairy Awarded State Farmer degree* EJw <“■ ™»,h -1-" “• Dave. Darixh of Blissfield »as Kenneth Archen ot CtarfccvUle. the State Farmer. culture began spray programs ■ nlnaA thr reveal leaf beetle. S"JS? NEW Haymor ALFALFA in limited supply We've just received a limited supply of NEW Haymor ALFALFA. A Dew high yielding vari­ ety with characteristics similar to DuPuita. Out­ standing vigor. Good reatetance to bacteria! wilt disease Haymor means just what ita name says . . . you got more hay. NOCULIZED Haymor seed is already inocu­ lated—ready to plant Lacey Farm Groups Sponsor World I Affairs Conclave peat* like mosquitos and aphids, but which is iianulcas to WildUte. Although the cereal beetle has bcm known in Europe for The planning committee has over , half a century. 11 gained i selected India and the Middle ,ite : first foothold in this country Dowling. Michigan State Grange sad Michigan Fanner's Union are Votau. loan Don’t Sttofc Your Out! Beverly Janet, daughter of Mr. stock barn at the Barry County Fair Grounds is to begin April hip fracture taM September. 17. Jack Warner of Mortality Mrs John Moann of Middle Farm Buildings, announcer! Jim Wlowvtl. Barry County Lumber, is advancing the ma- will be "Managing the Family tertala for the bam which win Credit" Bull call, short cuU In be dedicated as a memorial to Lacey, la a*lute lortan of the Bellevue High School. She plana to attend college. * Mr. and Mm John William of Marshall were luncheon gueats of Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Giltaspi*. * Mr. and Mr*. Vera Welcher called on Mrs Inez Mr*. Clare Norris arc back home Dairy County 4H and Carlton from Florida and attended Brigg* en icken barbecue on June 5 to 7on may Church a week ago. help raise funds for the building. I w' x Work will begin at 7 am. Sat'----------- •-----------and family are visiting her par­ ent*. Mr. and Mn Ethan WlnWn£ S£. S! Carlton Grange. Wayne Shetterly, IM W. Bond. and Mrs Keith Buehler and . ■ —<------------. agent bf the B. D. Conner Gen- family of Freeport were dinner Free picnicking and camping era! Agency, Battle Creek, at- guests of her parents. Mr and cre allowed practically anywhere (ended a sales elinlc at Waahing- Mrs. Henry Van Syekle. * Good in State forests ot Michigan, and j ton '“•* National tInsurance —rv Com —..­ Friday services wUl be held al boating is permitted on mmti pany's home office in Evanston. the Banfleld Church 8 pm. Briggs and lakes where Uiere i*_ public ac______ __ _________ _______ t BL April 5 through April ». cess. Moat State forest camp- 'Bhelterly orr* grounds on lakes have boat < who qualified to ■ launching fadllUea.____________ I long sales clinic. Borrowing monsy terra is Compsro loss lourcev. you'll find you get m« longeit termt, loWtot r»t«« LAND BANK LOAN . Don’t stretch your budget. Halting* Offitt J01Vi $. Misblgsa Attend, Conference Planes will spray about 200,­ Farmers and World Affairs win 000 acres hi this area with small . hold ite fourth World Affairs amount* of maiatlilon. a short­ Conference April M through the lived chemical that kills the Gregory To Start 4H Livestock Barn At Fairgrounds offlrcr I Steeled in 3S Michigan coun- partment of lhe World Bank; flobcrt Lapham. sociologist, U. of western Ohio. M, and Lyle Tatum, executive Insect rtwctalWx believe that Affairs, are jome of the resource people who will be attending the Fh. 527-4510 Zing into spring! in a new Chevrolet nitrous" effects and could create a shortage of wheal grains Ln the United Haymor ALFALFA TIME TO FERTILIZE OATS the 28th. Two closely spared appucaAccommodations are dormitory style, each one furnishing his own sheets and towels. The cost a second application will be de­ termined by evaluation of ftrat Anyone wishing further infor­ application results. Spraying wgl mation or reservations should MSV Student ‘Intemo? in Area Farm Elevator ■ Jim Gillespie, a student in ^e 10-20-10 10-20-20 14-14-14 8-32-16 ducted jointly by the Miclugan Department ot Agriculture and •«3 ClariU Tank Sptrt Cmj» 1is Batt b FdUi aaSanonhip approved.by the Federal dde RcMvw Board and Elevator and Farm Supply Short Pesticide Advisory Course at Michigan Slate UnlCtarksvillc, thia Spring and Bum­ Counties. mer Six mouth*' work experience Barryville according to Dr. Harold Ecker, Central Michigan's Most Complete Fertilizer Service SMITH BROS Woodland Lake Odessa Plant at Woodbury By Mrs. Burr Fastelt Jim halls from R3 Hastings, and l-.us completed two terms at Michigan State University. Onthe-jeb training will include all phases of elevator work. Jim win return to Michigan Slate Univer­ sity next Fall lo complete the two-year training program. The Barryvillc Community ex­ tends ita sympathy to the fami­ lies of Glenn Pufpaff and Mrs. Chester Smith. * Mr. and Mr. Cameron McIntyre of Quimby were callers of Mr. and Iti Russell Mead. * Mr. and Mrs. Duane Day and Jeanette of Mar­ Dick Kenney. Michigan State tin Corners were April 4 callers Sophcsnore from. Hawaii, is famed far his bare-foot kicking Mrs. Marvin Lauric and family and Mrs Charles Day were lunch guests ot Mr. and Mrs. Eldon States basetallera, ha wears Day of Nashville. * Mr and special triple B oboe. Mrs. Stuart Day and family of Hastings were dinner guesta of Mrs. Charles Day * Mrs. Karl Gasser of Buttle Creek and Mrs. Mildred Tester ot Seney were callers of Mrs. Charles Day * Mr. and Mrs. John Dowsc Lt and family of Drayton Plains were overnight gue^u of Mr. and W Gta* -Valia WW IWta «to altm irafrrai atoma toatas MAKE LAWN AND GARDEN WORK EASY. t$ Chuy n Now Xpert day*— tacUiN* to s Stea Spat s cpsmsoM fini Mr.and Mrs. Boyd Pufpaff and baby J of Kalamasoo, Mra. Olive Martin. Mrs. May Chen.iweth and Mrs. Marjorie Fbwler of Hastings, Mr. and Mrs. Adrian Pufpaff of Nashville, Kenneth Pufpaff of Bellevue and Mr. and Mra. Keith PufpaiT were lunch guests of Mr. and Mrs. Karl Puf­ paff and family faUoKiti. the funeral of Glenn Pufpaff * Mr. and Mra. Olin Bridges of McBain and Mr. and Mrs. Albeit Ben- 0 Mu William Kilmer and family Large of Detroit and Mr. and Mrs. Lee FaxaeU and family ot Vicksburg were dinner guest, of POWER HORSES LAWN RANGER Pick a wurfiar from our line ot 6 to 10-H.P. models. New Wheei-a Matic Drive give; instant automatic speed changes-,forward or reverse — without shitting gears. Standard equipment .ncludes: Dial a-Hite control for attach­ ing tods: fenders; complete hitch system: parking brake; it's a real tractor in looks, in fMl, In power. 32* rotary mow­ er wfth tain tUdes and 12gauge liousing Is standard equipment. Geared tractortype transmission provides 3 forward speeds up to 5 mph and 1 reverse speed. Combi­ nation clutch and brake pedal. Soft riding pneumatic tires. Rear towing hitch for attach* Ing loots. day. A There were 25 visitors to the FasaeU sugar-buth April 3. Mr. and Mrs. Huron Healy and family of Lake Odessa were din­ ner guest* of Mb*. Glenn Pufpaff 36 ATTACHING TOOLS FOR 4-SEASON USE Bolton. * Mr. and Mrs. Ermur.d Strong went lo Petoskey to at­ tend the funeral of the former s aunt. Mrs. Larina Osborn * Mr. and Mrs Ermund Strong and WORK HORSE Extra heavy duty model with 10 H.P. engine. Designed tot Industrial, commercial, insti­ tutional users and home Extra heavy frame, astes and A Wheel Horae hwn/gafden tractor is an investment in 4seaaon uaefulneos. With 36 optional attaching tools available Umra’s virtually do limit to tho 4-season versatility you get from a Wheel Horse. It tackles toughest gardening, lawn care, and snow removal jobs with ixwer to spare. Come and see the many quick-attaching tools that can be used with A*ku* about the famous full-year Wheal Horse Guarantee , CARPENTER HARDWARE Ph. Wl 5-2983 142 I. State St. . • i -v. ■ and Mrs. Holland • Hummell of Irving were callers of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hummel. * Mr. and family of Woodland. cracking sound, prtaMre ridge. the National If you’ve been sitting tight waiting for jutt your kind of car, with Just your kind of power, at just your kind of price-wait no longer! Chevrolet. It’s a big^hlnorc beautiful car this year. Which is^hv that hand­ some silhouette could be nwbken for cars costing a thousand—even tw thousand —dollars more. hMl ____ 7_ ___ it is, with brakes that adjust themselves, a long-lived exhaust bystem, and kite o< other money savers. _______ __________ Chevelle._______ This one___ ’s got lively looks,, Corveir. Kok any '65 Corvair owner how spirited " ride ** —and* a it feels to drive a car wilh such easy J power, a softer remarkable amoun t of room atop a highly steering, tenacious tract ion and raspotMva maneuverable wtedtato. No wonder it’s rear—----J 1---------------*—y to r-eugine power. And bo prepared today’s favorite midriUM car. do a lot of listening. HICHDMfTOTMOE * YOOS OfftMUT MKSn Zing into spring tn n now Chevrolet, Chevelle, Corvair, Chevy JI or Corvette Huge blocks Minutes taw, thte structure, •eonungty rough as Meet, may Kaad crumble onto the lew with devastating fdrea. BANNS* WANT ADS FAS LARKE BUICK-CHEVROLET 1435 S. Hanov.r Hastings Wl 54»« �fa. tafauufa, Uraafam lhe.b. uaulIM pan world. ’Hie naw units will tx> “* . w Uw ‘"“FOy* PKUt to The E. W. BUM Ctotnpany baa PortUnd Maine Bovtral of the TBS SATTTXO, UNXSS—< Freeport recent Visitor* ot Mr. unci Mrs Robert Newton. * Mr. and Mr*. George Owen visited Mr. and Mn Albert Owen and family at Morgan April <• * VWton of Mrs Eflle Parker were Mn. Ray Hastings Insurance Agency COMPLETE INSURANCE SERVICE Mr. and Mrs. Clerics King were recent luncheon guests of Mr. and Mrs. Donald King tn Hoetford. a Mre. Charles King attended a wedding shower for Mr. and Mrs. Laurin Ksufhnan at the Mennonlte Church. * Mrs. Gordon King and children and Mre. Minnie King of Ionia were recent dinner guest* of Mr. and Mrs. Charles King. * Mrs. Gary Kidder of Caledonia and SEJJnLS;- Now Location: Phono 945-4100 Dukes attended the funeral Of J. H. Wyatt of Grand Rapids. * Mr. and Mre. Bernard Dukes and family of Hastings and Mr. and Mrs Roy Dukes were April 4 guests of Mr. and Mre. Floyd Dukes in hnocr at their father's birthday. * Joe fcksrt of De­ troit was a rscent luncheon lunch guests ot Mrs. Tagg. ★ Mr. guest of Mr. and Mra. Harold and Mn. Charles Geiger were Eckert. * Harold Eckert fell on April 4 visitors of Mr. and Mrs. the Ice in Freeport March 31 Jim Rhoades of Grand Rapids. * Rev. Stuckmeyer Gives Farewell Sermon Sunday Mutual Funds Im Semi-Boneless HAMS PLAlU 8TAMP8 Boneless R.ody-to-Eot VANNtU BEEF SALE "Super Right” Hams $529 $399 U.S.D.A. GRADE A TURKEYS O EC 18-22 pousds J lb. PORTERHOUSE FREEJ/iSPECTIONS .95 99 79 sl05 . I6 Lb. &.X «.53‘ WHOLE HAMS SMOKED HAMS ROASTING CHICKENS CAPONS DUCKS Fresh POLISH SAUSAGE Oven Ready—Lb. Oven Ready— Lb. Lilies $|98„$24’ Tulips CENTER CUT ROUND T-BONE SIRLOIN sects around your home, hidden worker termites may be damaging timbers, wood­ work and carpeting. To avoid costly damage, phone for skilled inspection by Termlnli, world’s largest In termite conService fully guaranteed. 69 45 LE6-0-LAMB HALIBUT STEAKS SALMON STEAKS SHRIMP Dcvcined S <, h nk Portion Wl 5-3431 il lb.*VW Whofa—th. Bag Phone BARRY COUNTY LUMBER CO. 69 u 69 2 4 Bag Hyacinths Roses A&P—1 Qt„ 14 O«. Cans “ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Pine.-Grapefndl Drink 4/99* Bright Sall Bleach 43* Plastic Mellow mood—60 Gauge, 15 Denier Nylons 30c Off s—2,99* Duncan Hines, Layer Cake Mixes For Salads and Fruit Cups zoX.3/89* Peanut Buffer Candied Pickles YOUR DRUMS COME TRUE WITH ASPARAGUS A&P Grade A Small Sweet Pou ^.4»,89 Worthmore 29’ Froth, Tarty .29 UNIX® Cave. * Mr. and Mrs. Harald Cave visited his mother, Mrs. Margaret Cave, at the Medical Facility April ' x ----School" f“ by the V attended. Central Michigan Univerrity'* Bob Bruder to the All-Interetete Conference ca^e team marked the third straight jw that Cen­ tral has placed a mon on the league's number o<» all-star unit. r.39‘ X* 2/49' Strawberries Wonderfoil Atr»hM 29‘ PEACHES PEAK * PLAID COCKTAIL ' 3 Varieties . Representing MICHIGAN TfRMINIX AW A&P CANNED FRUIT SALI LB. 55c Hubert and David Blough visi­ ted Mr. and Mrs. David Blough of Grand Rapids. * Mr and Mra Martin Vierk and children of Charlotte. Mr. and Mrs. Keith Buehler and family; Mr. and Mre. Milton Buehler and family and STAMPS 5 Elberta Freestone Halves Bartlett Halves California Fruit I lb. cans 99. Every inch a rugged John Deere 8-horaepowsr "110” Lawn and Gar­ den Tractor. Independent ground-speed control. Double-safe electric starter. Double­ action brakes. Attachments for mowing, clearing snow, gardening, ■praying... many mars, uumi A&P Grade A SWEET POTATOES l£c-. CHEERIOS IZ In Pkg. 2 49' Nutley Quartered Margarine _ GOODYEAR BROS 1 Lb. Carton, FARM IMntMWTS 124 North -hHsw FMmWI J-J03Z �V Help Keep HASTINGS beautiful: The City Council and Mayor Beckwith have officially proclaimed this Week as Clean-Up, Paint-Up and Fix-Up Week in Hastings. Prou<t people in fine communities everywhere participate in such an event each year. Hastings people will Welcome this opportunity to place emphasis on a phase of our community life that has made our town outstanding. Help preserve our good image! A good reputation is wofm keeping and Hastings is known state-wide, and farther, as a community of neat, well-kept homes; beautiful green lawns and well trimmed shrubbery. Our civic buildings are attractive . . . our streets are in good repair ond many trees add to the overall ottractiveness. Our downtown areas are greatly improved and even our industrial members take great pride in the oppearance of their properties. So, Spring to it now! Plan to do what is necessary this time of the year to help keep up the visage of the ideal community. Treat your home to I a fresh, bright look. Everything you will need to do the job of cleaning up and repairing from the ravages of Winter can be found in/your friendly, ‘ local stores. Hastings business firms are well aware of the many things • - you will need to do the job and have stocked with your problems in mind. Fix up outside ond in. from basement to rooftop. Needed home improve­ ments will add to the comfort and convenience of your entire family in terms of happier, better living. Good citizenship includes keeping ybur properties attractive to the ■ eyes of your neighbors and to the many visitors who come our way on business and to spend vacations and summer weekends. You will benefit in many ways. Besides enjoying the thrill of living in tidy, pleasant sur­ roundings it jvill odd much to the value of your property and your neighbors. 11 is best for everyone! A Message from the Listed Civic Minded Firms In Cooperation with the HASTINGS AREA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE • Electric Motor Service Frandcea Insurance Einar Frandsan CX.U. The Copper Lantern The Fine Way ot Eating St. Martin Floral . And Restaurant Winick's Clothing for the Family E. L Carpenter Hardware CwnpUte Saddlery Department Mery's Beauty Shop Hair Shaping, Styling & Permanent Waving Kaochaloe Inc. Hasting • Cooling • -Planting Ford Sale* and _Service Bender Gravel Co. Wa*hed Sand and Gravel The Bonnet & Gown Shop Alma M. Fingleton w Halting* Grain & Bean Co. One Slop Insurance Service Reohm Motor Sales Barry Cleaneeg.— J Parking al the Door Gilmore Jewelry 102 E Stat. Hastings Hot& Butting's nets—TV & Hi Fl Goodyear Brothers John Deere Farm Implements Clevelands* Men's fir Boys* ' Clothing & Footwear Bun McPhariin's Men's Wear Home of Pendleton Woolens Barry's Farm Store Chrysler. Plymouth - Valiant Mahler Motor Sales Hastings Area Properties East Side Lumber Co. Building Supplies Burkey Sales 5 Service Complete Radiator & Auto Glass Service Wayne's Shoe Store Footwear for the Family Lincoln & Mercury Al Signs Tke Service 235 5. Jefferson 5t. » Wl 5-5170 Miller's Dairy Stare Ice Cream Specialties & Luncheons Artistic Design In Marble and Granite Eckardt Auto Salas Hastings Cleaners Phone Wl 5-4031—Frw Pick-Up & Delivery Montgomery Word & Co. DBS. Jefferson Tho Fuller Agency. Ina. Color A* You Like It Earl R. Beyoa Real Estock The Hartings Bowl Control Radio & TV Service by Howard Trumbull Bcvcrwyk's Color Center Pontiac ■ Oldsmobile - Cadillac Latke Buick-Chevrolet Sales & Service / Hostings Floor Covering Quality Material* - Guaranteed Workmanship Hostings Point & Wollpooer 107 I. State St. ■ Fisher-Hengesbach, Inc. National Bank of Hastings Stowell Building Service General Contractor* City Food & Beverogo Open 9 A.M. to 11 P.M. Daily Jacobs’ Prescription Pharmacy Your Rax*11 Store For the Entire Family State at Jefferson Barry County Lumber Co. Flowers by Chip & Irene The Strand Theatre The Showplace of Berry County Hastings Cut Rote Shoe Store Berth Studio Portrait & Commercial Photography Jeep Vehicles & Apache Trailers Haan Standard Service N. Broadway at State Coleman Agency Barry CouMy Ready Mix Corpprgrion Insurance—Bonds of AH Types Consumers Power Co. Serves Hailing* The J. C. Penney Co. rweartment Stare wSTjitaX aw* Dales Bake Shop Fresh and DeUcipus Baked Foods Ladies- & Children's Wear » Ben Franklin Wolldorff Furniture Finest Quality W, Patrick C. Hodges J, McAllister Uneiafe PstMtoun Products Dependable Jeweler npency *-*---* —Jwcowwov ■ w wwppey Mr Maas, Homo • Mwf � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/492/HastingsBanner_1965-04-22.pdf c6026b69933a09ebd1de2fe58aea1c18 PDF Text Text The Hastings Banner----Banner "Want Ade" One Hundred ond Tenth Year Section One—Paget 1 to 8 Hasting*, Michigan, Thuraday. April 22, 1965 NUMBfR 1 20 PagM—i Section! Story Hours, EDITORIALS- Puppet Show at fry R.M.C. Dr. William Helrigcl, farmer [*»- Public Library Unent material concerning • par- . Tiie Friends of the Library are sponsoring story houri for chil­ dren to celebrate National U- In the international spoUight at In cooperation with Mra. Flor­ ence Wilson, librarian. Hastings City Library and volunteer story round-the-world cruise that ha* night from 4 to 6. Wednesday morning from 10 to ■Peaceful Coexistence*—Pirn Thai favorably viewed Preaident John­ of South Vietnam. The following comments, inspired son's Johr-j Itopkhu University by President Johnson's foreign speech In Its editorial Saturday. policy «ddr«s at Johns HopkMU University, taken from an English sjipnival and support from a numter of countries. menu printed in native language ■ ■■ —i • Journals by native editorialists of length on President Jonmoni Grand Ledge, a member at the considerable local stature. Constitutional Convention and a The paper then det la rrd that It member of the Republican state . Long-Time Welfare Worker Dies Sunday L Woodmansee. 87, of HasUng*. who died Sunday evening at the I Wednesday at the Leonard-Os­ good Funeral Home with the Rev. George Elliott officiating | with burial in Riverside Ceme- I guest speaker at a meeting of the Barry County Republican execu­ tive committee at 8 pm. Satur­ day. April 24. at Che City Bank, Mrs Donna Baldwin announced Board Adopts Susan Fuller Hired For Teen Exchange Program ben ruuer. nas ocen nuva oy the Youth for Understendlng. Tm-AB tocher- Freer.™. <X Ann Arhrw tz> work in Mrvirn City till* Bummer. tsusan nas occn an rxcrauiav HasUnga Board of Education Tueaday. April 13. approved the student to Mexico twice during high school and her experiences to*r interart* in year which U almoot identical, nr»a and her in the Mexican wiiK iK. ,«wx re schedule - * ■ with an With the 1964-65 lielp In the administration of For Next Year I She was bom on Jad. IL 1878. the daughter at George and Lola Good Friday. April 8. instead of participating student*. Andrus Firstar in Barry County.' at noon on Good Friday as thia She attended the Martin Corners School and Nashville High School. She took secretarial training District Superintendent of the ' Evangelical United Brethren and worked for Thomas Sullivan, a former Hastings attorney, unChurch Sunday. April 25. to give worked for the Barry County impetus to the "Loyalty to Christ Welfare Department until her Michigan Industrie* will play the EUB Church by the pastor. retirement In 1953 consider alloUng more lime for ■ Rev. H J. Buwalda. Dr. Bassett's the teachers’ planning confertheme for the 11 am Sunday manses of Ha ttmnc. 1B1A He died _______ _ Dynoitff the increasing Malt. tn World ProgreM." through June 8. Ctalln Smith. Detratt. Industry by two daughters. Mn. Harold ■ Sybil) Tiwunas of Byron Center The MEA Institute will be M and Mn. Clare (Mildred) Olid* stead of Hastings; eight- grand- Industries Have Elks to Mark Prod (Edith* Butolph of HasUngs.Mid Mn. Lots Wickham of the Hastings Elks Lodge, an­ nounced that a dinner-dance will tie held on Saturday. April 34. to celebrate Ute 10th anniversary of Ute local lodge. Retired Public Employee. The Barry County Retired Employees chapter meets at 1:30 pm. Saturday. April 34. at the i Hastings City Bank. Elementary Schoo] Cafeteria Serving 5:30 to 8 pm. Adults 8133 Children 75c backward glances “bits of yesterday".... as gleaned from the Banner files Michigan Week the Michigan ElpMoyen ployment Cpmpenaailon Coun- Hastings Women Attend Hospital’ Hastings is welcoming Russell Orangeville and Hope tnlUee. naily grateful. He was one of PlanjGvic Art to greatest u an Industrial eludes 8390.000 for primary road maintenance and construction. •50.000 for Federal aid work. 4*0.000 for equipment repairs. Ur. <-*.•-■» Wr— nJ., K.000 for new equipment .000 for the pension plan and •70.000 in material In stock . BMafote loctMb a Msb bal­ Chief of Police Richard Bun- activity and are requesting the aid ance at 8233,787.31. 83M.9M of cultural patrons of Uie aria Romney, Jerry Shanklin Fractures Arm In Cycle Mishap Broadway, and John Myers. 18, the motorcycle they wero riding trot in Rutland Township. KeUofm Community Oofiega. Unmarked, Radar Can U«ed Here For Speed Control Drive carefully I Chief of Podrivera tixat officers have been using unmarked cars; with re­ all Americana. II is out the municipality. Many have found this out already, especially Meeting Tuesday Adds Wingeier To Local Staff Wingetar, son a Wtngeler of 639 the late Ous Win, lutlon. be held at 7:30 pm. Tuesday. April Invite Hastings People to Visit England in ’66 meeting on 'The Use and Abuse of Vc.lunteera" National Bank blacktop broken up during the Winter and Spring, and Cutahaw reported that the roads without black topping were getting back into fair shape. Activity Here; Lions Sponsor School Safeties To Tiger Game man.- has asked all Michigan cltlsens and ln*UtuUbn* to May 1. to see the Tiger-Boston crnpixulsc the theme throughout Red Sox game. the entire year as well as dur­ Six from Hasting* attended the ing Michigan Week. May 16-22. Southwest District meeting of the Mfcidgan Association of Hrapltal reetawraaL Auxiliaries which wa» held *t The youngsters, who earned Fldelman's Rranrt at South the trip through their work at Hawn on Tuesday. April 13. school crossing* during the school Those attending w-ae Mra How­ ard Frost. Mr* Wil) tam Colbert, with adulu as cliaperanas. The Mr*. Robert Eaton. Mra A T. Superette and City Food 8s Bev­ Hahn. Mr*. Robert Hollister and Anyone going to England next erage is furnishing pop. Mr*. Gerald Beckwith. outbreak of hostUIUea tn Europe is something for which the president and manager of the Untie to properly evaluate events in Europe and to appreciate the probability at our own knrolre- From the Editorial Column- Michigan Week Awards Chair- tend would be replaced with *uil-1 able culvert*. I Blacktopping to scheduled to the HasUngs Pubmtooted a* include about two and three-1 quarter mile* on the Brogan I ttta winner th the Community Tta O»U* *wl .111 ent* will leave Detroit Metro-1 now compete tn thia chuslfica- the Lawrence Road from M-37 to the Charlton road in Baltimore. | polltan Airport on July 1. and tion tn Region 9 frill return on September. 1. jjMTy Qmaty Michigan Week two and one-half mite* on be greatly appredated by the exenange proram'and the ^Md^'ofCuTid ■jtv, cuwrw. Viuum Auxiliary Meet 18 Ymra Ago I ■houW ** danlfld ““ autor. Uta* • )Sn«r u u» “ Sonora Hixon, a junior m u» ~>. washed out and wixwi the front W K Kellogg school near Hick- “n*1101 in Europe-* nd with ™vC^LrXl the » ««*■- honor at bring elected president leyballs and beakettaUa) are desperatdy needed. If anyone In will focus attention mi Lhdr snd installed officers. Mra Margaret E. Johnston of with the body. > As Community's the knowledge and well New Span, Surfacing Projects on County Program This Season; To Erect Garage, Storage Facilities - Name Library 3:45 pm. April 7 and ends April Michigan industry is obnotautty shops from 11 to 13 noon. Past exalted rulers of Hastings' State University and was named Mn. E. H. Norris. MAIL ANNUAL SMELT PRY Delton Hre ^Chib ftara in the city. School supplies Puppet Show. Ziooiored paper, pencil* and I .. chalk) an<1 athletic equipment ' pen far the Judges- Mra. Dorothy Hebden. 65. a fonnar resident of Hastings and Drum. Roy Bchlachter, Wayne Newton and Vern HllUker »i.^. Top Achievement Dies Tuesday Through their major project* program, headed by Elton San­ derson. PER. they have assisted ing Ixxnc Tuesday morning. April 1U physically handicapped chil­ dren In Barry County The National Foundation pro­ gram has granted scholarship* to three student* in Barry County. This program to not limited to the children of Elks' members Needy children in Barry Coun­ ty have benefited from th* food bask eta and clothing given at Cemetery. the annual Chriitma* party. Mra HeOdcn's husband died on unn jjcv. is. new. ne naa been the prominent in many community | advertising executive for the Ultln. to. mo.< rec.nl tolnj'H^toB Mrt. Comtonr from hrtrttf* dedication rfwlleatlnn and anA February. _____ .Ma ... August. .. ... the new bridge 1938. until the post office dedicaUon Youth sctirltles have included 1U health. sponsoring of Boy Scout Ttoom, after taking and a fishing contest for chil­ dren mother at Purdue Unirerdty for Tuesday. April 37. 4-5 —Third I Grade xtory teller. Mrs Richard Barry Road Crews To Build Bridge, Blacktop 17 Miles The Barry County Road Commission, with an estimated budget of S695.000 for this year plus Federal Aid and $162,437.99 available for specified work in the townships, £r getting the new construction season underway with plans IQ build 3 new brjdge on N. Broadway near Freeport, replace with culverts three narrow, unsaff spans in Woodland Township plus Before Busan leaves ICT Mexi~~■ ------ " -----blacktopping nearly 17 miles of highways. co in July, die will be helping, 'xnqiaer Plans for the year and a summary of work done in 1964 to collrct supplies for an sduca- i . Tuesday. April 30, 4-1 —KinUooal project in Ciudad v.ii™ Vatic*. derxarten story ,u>rT teller leUfr' *?U' were reviewed by Road Commix-1------------------ * llsni Btedman and Mr* Torn ■tonara Charles H. Leonard.' chairman and Engineer-Manager luhed senoos ana nas oren -----------Orval Cuuhaw. Jr. for member* ------------ promoting public af-1 Saturday. May 1. 10 Dorothy Hebden, Past Resident, These puppets and the plays are being done by the Buatneu anrt and Professional Womens Women's Club Wfth the help at the Future Teacher* Club of Hastings High School. -. Schedule of stpry Hw*: Monday. April 26. 4-5-Fourth Grade story teller. Mr*. Ben April 38. 18-11— «.■«>« through the local high school. T» qtohft. > eUtotoi mu* 1«>. f " "“‘J’ one war cf Suanlsti or lu eoui- Ur 11 ^‘“roon. cunuibupons to world program. ' Industries throughout Mich­ igan are cooUnualiy .making To Community chairman of all these acUvtlle* fur the Friends of the Library. As an added Nature on Satur­ day. May 1, there will be a Pup- Major Role in ' Decade of Service Moriarty Buildings I soyplied three wnrtrun .. .. .. . — 'ond Grade story teller. Mrs John Susan Fuller, freshman at have been accepted to participate Michigan State Univ era My, tn the Mexican exchange pro- School Calendar BUILDING GOES UP—Jack Warner (Mt). 834 W. ed out liiat durtag the past Winter had receipt* at 8425.567 03 and a gnxi)> attended an adult art .operatine expense* were 8745.­ 68831. The Commission received attended achool hare.' 881631527 from the motor vehlcle fund with 383.00 mile* oo the from HasUngt High a Wark* displayed at the recent 751 68 miles an the local system Hobby h toort Show at the Com­ Tile sum of (30314 8! was re­ munity BuDdtag received favorable ceived from Federal aid matched eanment and they are Dow look­ ing forward to .finding a aultabie roads. The county board raised During his college years ho •30.781 ‘for roods, with tt5.(X» worked during the Rum—ere tar where Interested persona could do earmarked for bridge construeCompany and while in high If you arc. you have an in- »r is I • • Everyone interested in a Civic in the townshin. Townships con­ school worked at Hastings Square ritntton to vtoft Hastings. EiyJ/VO art activity b invited to attend tributed •13437631 for new con­ during the vacation period. He land, which is oeMratlng the luuuswwn .it strue tlou and extra maintenance also worked for Roth Furniture of Hastings in 1966. that could not be done with the Store, which was managed by his With Spring cleaning under­ money e vail able from regular father. way. Chief of Police Richard road funds, Cutahaw said. ganlxer, Hastings, Sussex, wrote Runior reminds everyone that it the City Council that “It was al Is UlcMl to rake leave*, grass or this battle on Oct. 14. 1066. that Other debris into th* gutters He William Duke of Normandy de­ point* out that the debris clogs storm sewers causing unnecssHarold at. England being killed Harold 8. Stockwell, superin­ Property owners contributed and his army routed, resulting in Chlef Sunlor also reminded resi­ tendent of BarrY County's Inter­ William the Conqueror being dents that they must not permit mediate School District, has an­ •1350 to participate In financing crowned King of England in leaves, rubbish or oilier articles nounced that three extension ImtMpvemente on local rosrts. course* from Wratem Michigan Westminster Abbey on ChristUniversity will be offered al use tn the varioui townships In­ Caledonia, died unexpectedly en route to Ute dump Southeastern school here this cludes- Assvrta. 88.18636. Baltl- Monday evening, April 19. at his "A fairiy large programme of cvmta is planned from the end Mr>. Brower Still in Summer. Carlton, 83379.73; Castleton 383 — Family Ute Education • 15X1855; H»sttn«s Township Janet; a daughter Ruth; a son. Serious Condition and Counseling —3 hours credit. 88.746 33: Hope. 817.1M35; Irv­ Ronald. Jr. his parenta, Mr. and Instructor Smith—July 3 through In*. 83473.12: John*town. 814.­ world named Hastings, know Shelbyville. Marsh Road, who 13831; Maple Grove, 33,713.73; Monday, Tuesday. Thursday and Orangeville. 89333 64: Prairie­ ville, 3921130: Rutland. 810­ an automobile accident on Sat­ Friday. urday. April 3. tills Wednesday 818 — Psychology of Learning— 970 30: Thornanole. 8030845: if any holiday makers from Has­ remained tn very serious condi­ 3 hours credit. Instructor Lyon— Woodland. 83.198 23. and Yankee Sprinex. 88.168 75. Ung* In Michigan are planning tion at Blodgett Memorial Hos­ a trip to England next year they pital in Grand Rapids Clau meeU Monday, Tuesday. started site preparation for the Mrs. Brower was still In a Thursday and Friday might like to come to Hastings. England during the celebration coma but physicians believe she 225—Local Flora — 3 hours construction of garage and storhas been showing ilrru of im­ credit Instructor Vander Beek. tlon south of M-43 and M-37 Just provement. such as movlne her August 2 through 13. 8:M to 13. oouura you use any iu.-ukt ------------------------Class mssU Monday, Tuesday. west of ths City limits. Construe- officiate with burial ^onn.ta. to “f " Cemetery. Caledonia. Thursday and Friday, operatlons In one area. About 130 miles of centerline RUMMAGE BALE at the Has­ ANTI-POVERTY PROGRAM it tings First Methodist Churrh, W. cost of 86.048.88. On the primary Green St, Thursday. April 33, 8 to 2 pm. and Friday. April 30. 9 with a single application of seal am. to 4 pm. Sponsored bv our Hatting* High athletic tree. Kathleen L McMullen. 5W8C8 «/tt team* were namrd "Saxon*" ye*r.()|d daughter of Mr. and top: applied a new prime and After all. Btogrt said, the Saxon* Mr* Donald McMullen. 118 E. Altoft School meeting Mondag. double seal coat on 128 miles of lott the Battle at Ha*ung*. The Grand. wM killed and two other April 28. I pm at the Ktooei Norman* won. u 'MeMullan children were injured. house Reprssentatives from Un ■■ s.<-*uJ-----They are home and are doing On ths local svstsm. 33 miles Hasungs Public Schools will M DebflS III Hastingt Gutters! Offer Extension Courses Here Ron Brearley Dies Suddenly At Caledonia Centro^ fc hod Hops Oil Production prime and doubt* Mat were com­ —- — • —-• -­ grade tied �- Here's A Chuck Roast So Tender it Cuts With A Fork! SWIFT'S PREMIUM PROTEN TENDERED BLAQE CUT Disaster Head Reports on Aid ForVictims^ Compartment BEEF SALE! i CHUCK ROAST ?ro« mix diaMlcr to the ntlicf long- j . __ . PLAN ’A*....*32“ IB OOiV : Ju* Mode of hundreds kCU-,1 by the catai-| • 5-lb. Rib Steak • 5-lb. T-Bone Stoek • 5-lb. Cube Steak • 10-lb. Round Steak • 10-lb. Chuck Roast • 5-lb. Sirloin • 10-lb. Ground Beef Chuck . PLAN • 5-lb. Rib Steak o 5-lb Cuba Steak • 10-lb. Chuck Slcil o 201b. Chuck Ro»l • 10-lb, Ground Beef Chuck Ac‘ SHORT CUT RIB STEAKS lb "7 /9 swifts primium protw wbi-trimmed official »uu I injury toll C IWIPTS PMMIUM PROHN LIAN BEEP CUBfS BONLLua ued M 04 Aprfl ID. S1»?1SS uTSTTmuSI £ REDEEM COUON BELOW *-49* ia-39* ib. 59c SXtNHIP. 0IVBH1O t»nado-»trk«Mil aec- rins _.N, run bkaiiinu DEEP Bttfr CUADT jHUKI DIDC KID) . HERRUD SKINLESS FRANKS tlom of Michigan. he aald that ahead tor stricken families and week* of hard aawork ant work; nUU — • 'Ww YlcUma M FOR SPARTAN SLICED m.. SLICED BEEF LIVER . tornadoof strike areatfto auflerinj dreds hotnoo on fringe mux* damage," he said. and re^r^amnag. repaid move PLAN f BONELESS STEW MEAT lb O?‘ H X BACON a <13f mm MA . ROAST a. <|3t SHOULDER CUT, LAMB SWIFT'S PREMIUM ------- PLAN i 69c D'....$29“ »’ 59t KLEENEX Doubles' FACIAL KLEENEX ’Doubles' FACIAL M I $30“ PLAN • 20-lb. Imperial Oven Roast • 10-lb. Chuck Steak • 10-lb. Deluxe Braising Ribs • 5-lb. Ground Beef Chuck • 5-lb. Boneless Stew Beef ll= VI ana- 9 | . R *1Wiws.. .3 LAMB SHOULDER BLADE (HOPS be- • 25-lb. Chuck Roast • 25-lb. Gr. Beef Chuck • 20-lb. Round Steak • 20-lb. Chuck Roast • 10-lb. Ground Beef Chuck MB Ml A Boneless LAMB SHOULDER ROAST C'....’69“ • 25-lb. Round Steak .. • 25-lb. T-Bones ■t 1.00 £ e REG. 79c PYREX JUKE DECANTER In' Un community •" 3-LB.l-OZ- ICECREAMJ^L_^2K victim* SE^-ttey c Mire*, we want \x»l du^L'-r , up ihrouKh™ ~y Crosse & Blackwell: Your Choice—----------- “ TISSUE ,iHM»«A»®»un 2*S“89t 1)^11^ ■' .. Bib, — UE — Cream Style or Whole Kernel Golden SCORN 6;“$100» • CATSUP 6-$1,D!" ■ |B| PINEAPPLE " 1 Ojffl W I H*I0U) IHCOMI tax K» itat rou'' "“J? .. —.v. u.n wlift- i ‘ ! ■■ fe|i Cans with coupon below PEACHES PEAS 'CRUSHED, CHUNK or TIDBIT i -Roll Pack HALVB o« SLICES KICK ■ SSZ 14'°I- 801716 RUBY*RED TOMATO • NORTHERN . . . with coupon Wow DEI IKWE SPKING GARDEN SALE! US IE SEEITl ® ----------:—-------- , . 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Vera Young Makes Special Visit to Muskegon Highbank Congressman to Attend Festival The following article from a current Lssue of -The Muskegon Chonkle” will be of local interIt appeared under thia two column heading: — Aunt Vera Came, Too, Brat of Broadway* applauded by 3,000: Aunt Vera Young came up from Hastluga to ace her nephew at the L. C. Walker Arena Fri«Uy night. m ,__________ ________ _____ About 3.000 folks from around ert Hart. * Mra. Bernie Decker Muskegon joined her fur the *Pent Easter with Mr. and Mra. Highbank . . ,, „w aSMt farerty-'ag—' College Instructor and Mra" Wai- iUnded a fwnUy Kathcrtng Sun1— A HR.!. u/XX ?«“„“■ «*"“• » «“> and son-in-law Mra Yount: L williams «« Mihail Orem and had a brandofne^daugS? Barbara, at Hockley Xlpltal “L^^ZEkxi Tuesday , grandson calk'd bumtay morn­ ing on Mr. and Mra. Worth Green. * Bunday dinner gureta niglu out at 2279 Artwr with iwr daughter s family, got to see the baby and listened to "Tuck** again for the flrat time since she saw him do "Music Man" In Detroit la yean ago. > Naturally, she’s prejudiced. ao| she thought the whole show was entertained for a prc-EartCT din­ great. But moot of the folks at ner Friday night. Mr. and Mra. tl* Arena agreed with her. Bruce Brown of Bellevue. Mra. which made for a successful eve- Nancy Schantz and baby. Mr. nreday. April JI, for dinner with 1 Mrs. Letta Hawbljta. * Mr. and Mn. Eugane Bchanu of Grand Rapids were Sunday, April 11. District, will be the rural of Mrs luncheon guests of Mr. and Mn. Kathryn Bosworth. Eaton Coun­ ty clerk and register of deeds, when he arrives al Vermont­ ville’s 2Sth Annual Mapte Bynip Festival at about 10:30 am, Sat­ VanSycklc in honor of Letta's urday, April 24. birthday. * Mr. and Mra Dole Bishop, Nyla and Douglas Blsliop and Lovell Btalwp uf Boule Creek were Bunday. April 11, luncheon guests of Mr. and principal places of business dur­ ing the day. After the parade, Mrs Bos­ and daughter from Perry, N. Y, worth will entertain for Con­ and Mr. and Mn. Notan Hud­ gressman Todd with a coffee at son and children from Big Rap­ ids were April 10th weekend guests of their father, Paul Bell, and outer. Marcia, w Mr. and 9 cth were Sunday evening. April 11, guests of Mr. and Mn. Rob­ ert Johnson of Burlington. * Mr. and Mn. Bernard Dcyarmond and son of Potterville were Baturday, April 10, callers of the Thornapple Lake. * Mra. Ralph Kirk is suffering with burned hands as a result of a grease fire. * Mra Helm Tucker of Has­ tings has spent aomrUmo re­ cently helping care for her mother, Mra. Glenns Skidmore. enneuf WAVS FIRST OUAUTVW IN HASTINGS New Lions Lions Club Include Richard Beduhn. Arthur E. Bennett, Wil­ liam Cslnder, Wally Gernenta. Renfleld, James H. Mulder, Ger- Court Collects Puns Lee A. Bacon. 18, Irving Road, rural Middleville, and George A Faunce, Jr, 17. Ri Freeport, had a flght behind the Hotel Has­ tings Friday. Tuesday they plead­ ed guilty before Municipal Judge Marriage Licenses More About- BIG VALUE! Barry Rindi ________ _____ ice and program at _Uie North runt until Drum Major B1U B Church Bunday morning Herman - marched the Mona | stv™ »Min,i .id. 1 Mrs. Gladys Hawblits, formerly of Udo place who spent the Win­ ter in Florida ta ixw at lira­ home in Hartings. Mr. and Mn. Rolland Reid and family of Nashville, Tom CAREFREE SHELLS TOP EVERYTHING! lamaica short 000 cubic yards of pH nm grave!." Uie report said. The wznel ditching, patehim- Solids in Antron nylon . stripes In Antron* rrylcn'Tftd ly good, running the gamut from the "Ten Cents a Dance** days of bathtub gin to the excellent mannequin pantomime from “One Touch of Venus’’ polypropolene blend! White, PTIWOCK HOSPITAL Roger Ray brought down part! of the house . . . and emptied another part . . . with a night club routine he forgot to launder black, It. blue, beige, pink, yd- his parents. the Merrill Karehera, for dinner on Easter, and after­ noon callers were Mr. and Mra. Eber Thomas. Br, of Lansing, and Mr. and Mra. Kber Thomas, Jr, other use of the park 13,069.11 last year. In the annua) report, the Com­ mission said plant are being made to Improve die park facilities and lo expand and open the More AboutBadcward Glances cotton denim, rich Cotton twills Cotton plaids and colorful prints j IH i s i cwwfu! evening. It may not have been the beat of Broadway, but it was U least tn the top third. And Aunt Vera got to see her ’ i ii । * XtnnlCT, toi B UJ, D.Crs Bsub bl The Carl Belsons entertained her mother. Mrs Joseph Shults, for dinner on Easter. and Merry Lae Belson la also home from Eastern Unlrvndty for Spring Mr. Edwin U Taylor of Grand -V’ <M*r' R*oRtrhM been appointed pein-1 i cipal of Hartings High School i»tx«k. shTomm for the ensuing year to succeed a B.MK, 405 B. , wnitamT. Waitace who win re­ e. .yj.tt” •*: the end of the present Xevt KsateB, as, term. t^. . MORE VALUE—SMART MIX-AND-MATCH TORS TOO LATE TO CIASS1R Breezy cool styling ' sleeveless Carefree Dacron® polyes­ ter & cotton, favorite sun pastels! 32-38. J CIALLY GROWN tree-ripened oranges snd grapefruit for sale Pecans 2 lbs. 2H lbs, or 3 lbs for 11. Shelled pecans or wsl- RUBBER STAMPS Mode to Order All Sizes 'ei Tsars Ago CHARGE IT ALL lfrM*. C. Schram and Mr. lay L ’ Branch hare purchased ha strand Theater. Mr. Branch, rtB aMune Um local wtansgr AT PENNEY'S SCHADER'S Office Supplies II! ON YOUR FRIENDLY PHARMACIST LEGAL M Tears Ago Hastings will have a semi-pro baseball team again thia year, according to a meeting by In­ terested backere of the project baseball organization were: Ja­ cob Reber, president; Frank Ra­ ker, secretary and Jakto Edger. cotton 'n nylon stretch denims Just what is a bargain ... when it comes to health? JAMAICA SHORTS Professional prescriptions mode of fresh, potent drugs offered them for! A complete summer Plus S&H GREEN STAMPS wardrobe of nifty-fit stretch ponts in all WOMENS BOW-*. ; TIE CASUALS J Cotton sailcloth styling willt tapered RANDSEN' Insurance Agency OPEN WEDNESDAY fir FRIDAY NITE UNTIL 9 P.M. toe. Spring cinhj- �EDITORIAL Personal Mention The President h*d promtoed that Neutralisation l«u»-Hrc Thai •1 DOO million far development of Fred Porteous To Leave Soon For Israel Plant ciudln|[ Yugnaiavia which U Comlion" be-earricd out, the columnist rnstlc a* well aa Gaullist France lud taken the view that Uis true Uw projected development ptan for Chao Thai editorialised Saturday ncutrsUaatloa of Vietnam. Cam­ bodia and Laos la imperaMveiy a had promised to contribute 81,000 million investment fund toward fi­ Joint* Hopkins University Thuranancing IL Uut Ute United State* had Uie it could be MimniarUed that Uk same feelings like all ocher coun­ President a proposal in this respect US. plan hxd actually embraced tries that the political fever of may be of Intertsi to the majority Uic principle of “peaceful coex- Southeast Asia which had been caused by Ure big wound* of Virt- of those countries. •hrther North Vietnam would b- m?< “*' ax ’raltatf ’vux*‘ Cut taatiar MMi<aa AMiaiCAN HtWIPAPia SfpSUIMTATIVU Im. UPHOLSTERING Campbell of Grand Rapid*, and H W. Cloud, Hastings Division I Bump were overnight gumta of : th* Henry Beverwyks of Sporia, narn could develop into a tetanus Mop killing each other and a«- that may affect the wliote Indo­ sldutXMly engage onroeif in th* China peninsula or the whole before. world and with poaaible death. pursuit of oarnbig llvrlihood to­ The paper comrr.enled that it ward proiperity. And immediately after teratlyl| Interesting Analysis—Chao Thai made an interesting analysis that Communtot China would not like expounding the theoretical aspect the bosUUtle* in Vietnam hail been of Qie principle of peaceful cocxclearly ^developing into an open tkipate that hu plan had been lighting between the United States aiming at soiklUng tile Soviet co­ thinking. Um paper wrote that one operation io Join force with the he houte to California last good point Uet In that once the Soviets had sent ante-aircraft guna week. * Mr and Mra. Roderick Tit '■ c and family of Hasuno and MiG plane*, to. help the North to help building up a wall to dinner gurau of Mr. and total population number more than Impede the Red Chinese from were Mr- Aicrac Archie uuru Burd ravstrr. Easter w * mr. Mr mra cxpnndlng their influence south­ have attained economic stability wardly. that would be tantamount to a The piper concluded that inaofar Buter. wall to contain the spreading of started would be undoubted/ at­ aa Thailand la concerned, if the tended to involve other nations, if US plan rotdd be materiaitM it would be of great and perpetual It could not be immediately stopped. benefit Uic paper emphatically declared. Many of Ute paper* readers who IlAaUnsa councU lul columnist "Phom Chue Kruak trallst countries with Yugoslavia read both Cnao Thai edltartala Board met Monaay evening, 'ten apjiearii'g on Ute Same day might member* Of the buurd attended leiopmenta tn Vietnam. Joint appeal tor the immediate ._ , , ... . . . cmr guesu. were ito&» jonnHe wrote, amaig other' things, Richard O»k and Mr*, cessation of Vietnam hostilities two rtinorub winch tended to suggest mat they lud been the Christopher Gould. Robs John- | Camp Fire Smoke | THE FURNITURE BUILDING Wayna Hazel pany evening. and continue his employment al Haxtuai*. ha* Uw taal 20 months at BU*> Israel, located in and daughter, Yvonne, and * growtii of Blisa Israel from a bars friend of Yvonnes, from Newoy- field outside of Netanya to its praaent position aa a tailkter of za/vi j ». Utter AtiUltB — . Setting ClflSS WfW fila| education at Hastings High has announced that a night sewing class will be organrnuha/jjng department. Cl a isos will be held |n the nlnga at the high school. Personal Mention nxnl oral production mcUiod*. Waldron famUterind hlmaeU with Ml of Ute machinery Uiat *as to iruui. mt. were guci-ts oi me be used in the new facility prior to Keith Bowmans st Terming in Having lor Ujat country- He had of Grand Rapids wen.’ entertain- pany aa general foreman before taking on the demanding foreign assignment. and his wife from Frankfort Mrs. Viola Hoyer of Sandusky, Ohio, is spending the Easter rul engineering and manufacturing family. Dr. and Mr*. Dougina carcvr with B>ua starting al their fanner plant in Brooklyn, N. Y. moved to Hastings as chief engl- cation with to* grandfather, H manager of the can machinery ,U. Vr.. had also made a Joint statemen: Frank Christies. ou Friday and uw. aaraa W? ? with Ute Algerian Premier during . All MKT JW SVVV «UU aaturdsy was Heidi Christie hl* recent vlall to Algeria that the postures in spprawing the same ggte , most interesting talk. So vicious trouble* In Vietnam should mi alio entertained with a family uongratul.i<d tor it* dexterous fest. t*n tlought th* most complete be settled through a pacific mean*. dinner Including Mr. and Mr*. rJ Ita IrtvaS In Christie*. The farm buildings of Frank's brother. Bob. who lived A note appended to inc “V-1 Thunwpp|c Hlvrr whtn „ boy, The paper put it immediately tn ptngs sent by Dr. Helrigcl said: ‘ wtnt fuhin^ and saw a spot troyed In the tornado with the parenthesis, that the Ccenmunut and the Artwl.1 Daniels of Wood ­ connotation was that the US. land. must stop attacking to deplete the pictely dor.ohalicd. ---------------------------------------- r K. Ul XIUXIUMM. ii Li i >g«ii * thorough aeoroh U»cy she could resume helping ths Viet Hubbard Hills'to conclualon it wa* Ttwaday, Apnl 11 Easter visitors un Indian graveyard. With fore­ to celebrate the second birthday and successfully seise power fa By Mrs. Albert Green sight and imtlaUvo they col­ of little Greg Oreg's aunt And moods and family. Mr. and Mrs. : lotted croaaea, beads, button*. unde, the David TtrMeera, of South Vietnam. , arrowhead*, tomahawks, and Grand ItepitM also came for this Mr, and Mrs. Clair Peeling of many more item*, all bind made ■ ■ ■ - -- fl^~ rm length on President Johnson's af­ Mra William Morgan, their ter for unconditional talks to cease otsitly with the latter's sister. Uon. daughter and grandson from hoaUlitirs in Vietnam togeUier Mr. and Mra. Burdett Wilson. * Mrs. Gould mentioned a new Burlington visited Mra Edmonds last Monday. with hl* prominc to contribute :Mra George Horn and Mra. Indian Trail which baa been daughter. Dr. and Mrs. John Gokl81,000 million toward the develop- ■Katamacuo were gursta of Mra. cinity of Gull kamp and family, al St. Charlea. daughtera of Ashland. Ohio, arment of Southeast Asia under the Archie Burd Thursday. Other Mrs. Cook cl Mich* Mo., and on Easter Sunday Uicy rived Friday night to spend tl>e i United NaUona visited Uietr daughter. Pkt. at St. enta. the Claude Braidwood* * Gurdon Green of BaUir Crrak ar. Indian Trail along tlte committal manner: The initiative sjteot Tuesday and Thursday ThomapPi* River. This too will of the US. President In the mat- nlgill* with hi* parent*. Mr. and be ro mirh in keeping with the Glockhn family of Bottle Creek j from Mra. Albert Green. He was work- Camp Fire alogan this year, over the weekendand the Ron Hcsurlys of Wood­ cam» “ 6rfclld Rapid* tart week. Think big. widen your worid." The Zana. Na*hea entertained lawn Avenue. Hastings Ute countries tn the Weatan camp Mr. and Mr*. Wm. Kidder. Sr.! wtUi a family dinner on Easter, aa well u from the neutralist Phon* 374-3523 Whatever Shapely you re in regular production July 23. IBM. The Dr. John Lockwood family diUon la in a class by itself. Urging tlu- need for a Spring major operating CondlUOM PT faster ISHfM IS I ... and you'll stay lhal way all iumm«r long In this new Shapely University Club Shirt Jac. Tapered tailoring and ■ sporting Riviera collar in a luxurious cotton Oxford cloth. Deep colors that are way In for warm-weather wear. reaction from the Communist Adali Sharp in Grand flap- l-ltbtd Miller at the Comp Fire Mrs Irene Ssekely. countries In their seeing what 8unda>’ “0 found 1x1 gain- office if inuroted. L-L . 'ln » slowly The .. " . _ . ___ “IS aM/wi/. Her Miw daughter. UBUKIIKU, Mra. aua. me following ruuoauig article aruoo La la from irom au. a»o airs narvry Durges could be advantageous or dis- Esther Bergstrom went back to icnbc Kathleen Hodgss: April were Raster dinner gumu at the JUlh, the aix members of group home at their son. Mr npd Mra <9. Tawankatan. Mn. David- Alden Burgess and family of Grand Harrv> Camn Pin- irrntm ntan. Mirim On FrV'jr the Harvrv er. Anna and Walter Saxton. Others for dinner wen- Dorothy Saxton of Uvnstng and Milton Aa nt Unit Park. Following games at the Mr. and Mrs Frank Bradfield, ixane of Anne Wcyennan the naw Gaylord. girl* went to the park only to I The Robert' VanrMrWerf family find that then.- were no picnic'of Menominee Fall*. Wla. visited tables nor griUa available. The girls were very' dlasappolnted mond Finnic. Thursday through Sunday. The VanderWerfs and Dr. der Hastings. Mr. and Mra Bun McPhariin BejiCjj blanket Bingo Bum McPkafdi*. Mett'i. It/oaA. "Dress Well . . . You Can’t Afford Not To" I3S I. We Rent Formal Wear Stat* St. After playing a few Ramm. returned to Anna's ivouae and The following officers were elected: President, Janice Barry; vice president. Kathy Thompam; t.iry. Anne fWeyerman. tribe. Kathleen Hodgtw. Electric Water Heaters weather driving. greater eooexany. . W« have th latest patterns Guy Nash of Carlton Center, WU- you re in warm in @*m8trong LINOLEUM THE MODERN FASHION IN FLOORS zoo with the William Fox family, attending church services with j A FLOOR TO MEET EVERY BUDGET Fox's April 20th birthday. i ix mauler- nigrum* spent me : — weekend at Bault Ste. Marie and i visited Marjorie Dryer. The totHASTINGS Fl OCR niWIIHW FLUUR Gorden Flnnis will visit 1»ct par­ ter* aunt. Mra Clare Howell <U»el ents. the Ralph Hesses. Ln Chartr­ former Ruth Stutf > and her family plan to move from Cadillac, after: Hollister will be with their young- achod to out, to Otnt where Ruth will teach In the •vmth Day Ad123 W. State St ventlxt School "- COVERING and his brother ana family, the Rich­ ard Woods of Grand Rapids, and lheir daughter. Mia* Linda Wood, heme from MSU. Among those al Grand Valley Clifton P. Gallup. 26, Grand Rapids, stood mute Tuesday State College of the Region 9 -hen arraigned before Municipal Michigan Week meeting Monday Judge L. E Barnett Tuesday on a reckless driving chaife and an Commerce Russell Hankins. Mrs Homer Smith. Mra.' Jack Wood him by the court. Tria! is set for May 1. The charge resulted from Mr. and Mr*. Stephen Lewis an accident Saturday afternoon. were in Ohio visiting his mother and other relatives several days The John Ackenhusens and Enter Innocent Plea ■ CORNER WALNUT AND S. JEFFERSON HASTINGS G. K. Goodyear*, over the Easter + + + + 40 Gallon Quick Recovery Glass Lined Tank IQ Year Warranty ‘69.50 [Installed] Locatcd HASTINGS V STORE SPRINGS INTO SPRING WITH EVEN GREATER VALUES SEAMLESS SHEER Average Installation SLEEP WEAR Utmost Convenience Families who rely on us are assured of a location that is easi|^ accessible to relatives and friends as well as to themselves. Leonard- Osgood Funeral Home is convenient to all parts of Hastings and nearby areas. SIZES W-Mi-ll ONLY EASY WASH 4-Quart, Plastic 50 Foot, Vinyl MIXING BOWLS GARDEN HOSE 59g Another Cloverdale 9:30 'til 6:00 Sunday* Solid Each Lewis Electric 9 p.m. Doily Children's Crepe ON CONSUMERS POWER LINES Other Sizes at Comparable Prices Open S For Th* WATCH FOR Ph. 623-5381 KRAZY DAYS THE LEOIlflRO OSGOOD ■juneriaUJotnc CHARLES H. LEONARD JACK D. OSGOOD Phone 945-2471 �THE HASTINGS BANNER—6 daughter and family. Um Milton Italian Ar; Exhibit at Ute Detroit institute of An. The Ralph Rogers have returned McCarty of dark Memorial productions al Wayne I Herne in Grand Rapids, was also from Florida, Kn route down and tn route home they visited Uielr nstty. with tus family. latter put or um NMk ter dro U in the southland. They win Bollcal meeting in Naw Qrleana. H. to wlU Join their parents en [tute home to MtMtagpc. - Offered at MSU BELTONE existing student living unite. Steo of the experimental col­ lege will be limited. mu tiing a maximum of about 1,000 to 1.100 ICX-n BrtUre. KAJCBJUM, C.'O rtudente. Provost Howard A. Ne­ 34th General Hoopltel. Ward 7. ville explained. The flrat clam Chartai lauigerveid family of APO 06058. New York. N Y. Mra. Nellie Ryan cntalabu.il Mr. Portage. Max lauigcncld and Mito Jaort. Tmto of Kiilamavw. qm Dr. Neville said. “Curriculum ot the rtudente of Mra. Longemld family for dinner on Ruder. planning will get underway Im­ mediately." cently mot cd Into their new home He pointed out. Uiat a number j » UK nuiuc ui Ilia kuurr, In Portage. Mra. Stevau wb> the Uie Edwin Chalices, and Uiclr son, farmer Joan Baulch of HaaUnga. Ute Erik vonftels family Joined ed 20 ye*r»,of i U. of M. rtudenta, John and Char­ hla Hliuai Lu lie vonRels in Ann Arlxr for HOTEL HASTINGS 1:00 p.m. to 5 :00 p.m. FiHay, April 23 tun or CHAtat— S BILTONI HEARING CINTIR M9 CapW.I 1W, B<rttUX™.k, Mich. EDWARD L EMERSON, DMHBMw and family. Mr. and Mra. Robert Ice and youngsters of Angola. Jnd. Thia weekend the Wedels will visit Uielr daughter and children, the Kiwanis Exchange Heralds Michigan Week Program Michigan Week Is scheduled Lake. A Sunday ago. the Aralcrsons entertained Vivian anti Corinne In for May 18-22 but the momen­ tum is already getting action. honor of Vivian's birthday. Tom Stebbins. Winston Merftek and Judge Phil Mitchell mother. Mra. William’ Ca vision, and brothers arrived on Friday TILT- BACK Guest* at the Euler gathering al Ute Dale Bueett home were Mr. ard Mra Robert Ingram and family. Mr. and Mra. Alex Wealover aal family of Gun Lake, and Mr. and Mra. Mkhad Clardy of Western Michigan University. Ar­ riving In the aftemcon u> Jotn the group were Mr. and Mrs. Jolm TTxnucn and family of Battle Crock The Dale Bassetts, accumpanted by the William Dumonds of Holland, are leaving Bunday for t»l. Loula, Ma. to attend the NaUmia) Retail Bakera Convention. They plan to go via U« Smoky Mountain region. The Harold Ackleys entertained her sister and husband, the Pfca*ant Mltche-L* of Unton City, over OF COLORS THIS WEEK ONLY HUGE SELECTION ABSOLUTELY FREE WH> Hh Funhaw ot Urine Koon, or Inkoom Sort ot 7/li $139.95 Up Klwanta Club to the Wyoming President Bruce Barnhart of Wyoming, and members of his club, were to be here this Wed­ nesday noon for Ute Hastings* service clubs luncheon meeting at thv Parish House to return the inter-club. CBUBCH Broadway and Center Willard H. Curtis, Minister provided. 8:16 Children and Youth Church school clflaM. 8:30 Adult round table in the Mra. Maurice Hynea went to Sparta lounge. where her brother. Ed Qstman. 8: 30 Junior High Youth twSued them, and they went on to lowshlp at the church. lher to visit their brother. ClarMonday—7 Boy Scouta. Tuesday—<1:30 Cub Scout Pack meeting tn Memortai Hall. Wednesday — 130 Women's Association Tea. Program—Mra. William Bradford will review "The Greatest Thing in the World" by Henry Drymmonrt. Thuraday Activttten 9: 30 Tile porter will meet with circle program leaders to study chapter 4 of "Live As Free Men." . 6:30 Youth choir practice. ■ 7:30 Chancel choir practice. Friday—9-8 Rummage sale tn Memorial Hall. Please bring all rummage to the Hall by Wed­ nesday. Anyone needing to have ” rummage picked up please call Mra Willard Lawrence, WI 5­ 3053. ' hl7W. State St R DOWNTOWN PIKRVT1T fHOVfROOMS ! - Hastings: RHONE 945-4172 tklk. K fram April 22nd thru Moy lit Speciol purchases on. much of the season's most desir­ able merchandise hove enabled us to pass remarkable savings on to our customers. Don't miss out on your share of these outstanding bargains. MOHAIR SWEATERS Ladies CAPRI SLACKS SETS 2 styles, sizes 9/10 & 17/18 Cardigan styles in pastel colors. Reg. $12.98. Ladies DRESSES v.lu„to$i4^8 3373 One group of Juniors. Misses, Half-Now sizes . . . Spring and Summer Dresses o» Uaui.7 tnc Ladies SWIM SUITS Ladies HALF SLIPS $15.98. Nylon lace trimmed. White or pastels in sizes S-M-L. One group of values to Now Reg. $1.98 $100 *'*■ 100% cashmere in two styles. Tuxedo5^4^100 or button fronts. Black or beige. THIS BEAUTIFUL STYLE »> I Ladies CASHMERE COATS Ann darcy is heme from WMU Mr. and Mrs. Prank CurtU. ard Mr. and Mrs. William Miner, and also Mr. and Mrs Jarnos Hall of Clarkston for dinner on Easter. Mr. and Mra. Farrell Anderson. CHOICE n Setting to Be 'home thia week after a trip The William Bradford* enter­ o>oi vja, I or t-astcr through the East and visiting their son and family, the Tom Cum­ tained their two young grand­ daughters from Plainwell Oils unlveaity, under an experimen­ mings. In Poughkeepsie. N. Y. Tlie Hubert Coaks are home tal program approved by MSB’s Board of Trustees. Tlie program Includes partial rtoteucturing of the undergradu­ with relaUvea tn Indianapolis. Ind. ate program through IndetUlfiThe Duane Millers visited friends callon of a new. Mxnlautenochanging achedule of terms and inous experimental coUegr. MJntetera at the various roUegct. arid unlveralUm student vacations wldom coincide anymore. Mra Vernon Engle. Mark Engle bom Hetghte arrivtd Thuraday to aad Busan Kngle are visiting vtett her mother. Mra ClarIt O'Donnell, far the rent of the you but othcnrtae they week. The Ken O'Donnell family inherit *--- -.-I— _ ‘ ■ of Uinang joined the reunion for Eaater Sunday. Mr. and Mrs Geonff Baulch ...FREE... Monthly Hearing Aid Clinic '» Greater Value Days Small College ■# levy Electric Water Heating Rate FOR FAST-RECOVERY WATER HEATERS Wl» III iffttt... allows Fast-Recovery Electric Water Heaters to operate uncontrolled 24-hours-a-day to supply you with Ladies SLIPS Ladies Seamless Hose Lace trimmed. Cotton/Dacron Sizes 8J to 11 in shades of blend. White only in sizes 32 honey and mist. t0 44 U $•> 00 X Reg. $2.98 No* Now NYLON NYLACE HOSE 2 Pain $1 R.g $i so One group from our famous name brand. 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There was a very good attendante from the nine lodges in the i district Fifteen Past Presidents1 answered roll call. The president of the Rebekah Atliihly, Adalta topic wan. "Cultural Changes in Our Society " Tina lovely lady, brecht and Lila Stoner. Past Pres!- looking very chic and pretty in dent ot the Rsbricah Assembly and matron of the IOOF Home at Jackson. and several ocher dignl- an another European trip which ding, will take them into a number of' countries during Uwir 21-days away. This will Include a holiday There will be a PuW1'1^ lallon of officers of Hastings Commandvry No. M Knights Templar of Michigan, at the Ma­ sonic Temple at • P“Thursday, as announced by Kniniinrnt Commander Claris Oreenft<TT»e Installing officer will bo Games were played before the business meeting waa railed to order by the president, Hilda Blackford, at 3 pm. There waa an inspection with Kay Wersduff of Battle Creek as the presiding offi­ cer Accompanying her was Dis­ trict 4 president. Aletha Stimson. An Invitation was Issued from land. Monday, April 5 at 8 o'clock pm. The Rev. Robert V. Rlek>- perfomied the double ring cere­ mony at the Glendale Erunrel- She spoke easily and convinc­ ingly from a background of ex­ i Mra. auni, organist, played tensive traveling which *lu> and The Lord's Prayer' while tho her husband, Dr. H. B Tukry bride and groom knelt In prayer. The reports told of Ute activity have done over the past years i£[ujn~K el7o te~ High I J<nn* wore a while lace-over including donation* to various or- As members of the MSU faculty1 ganixaUons. such aa crippled chil­ most of those tripe have had school Her fiance U a PM taffeta, empire style, atree dnws dren. the cancer drive, Alaska relief fund, children sent to camp, gifts to the aged at the Hume in Very Emmlncnt Deputy Grand I been made of Uie engagement of Miss Janet Carolyn Barnum to Ronald Ray Miller Janet is the daughter of Mn. Bernice Bar| num and Kenneth Clare Barnum A gift was presented to Mn. Wensloff by the president. Corps members were asked to bring shall gifts for the auction and as game prises to the Friend­ ship dinner on May 8lh for Dis- The Herten Coopers of Es-'son of Mr. and Mn. George W. S4Xville weir guests of her moth- Miller of Hastings. The brlde-toer. the Robert Wilsons, who en- be Is a graduate of Lakewood tertained with a birthday din- I High School and attended tan­ ner for Herbert's pleasure un ring B urine.v, University. She Is Friday evening. To also observe employed with People's Finance the wedding anniversary of the Service.' Inc., to Lansing Her Floyd cralga. they were invited fiance is a graduate of Hastings to join the party for deaaert. *- gave a few remarks. her topic being Abraham I-lncoln." Nellie Ryan will entertain with a Court Whist party on Tuesday, April 27. at 1:30 pm. and the next 8 Are Initialed Into Hastings BPW Organization Itoie Parker. Dimondale, president; Joyce Bushier Freeport, vice presi­ dent; Arias Burghduff. Hastings, secretary, and Gertrude McConnell. Fltagvrald Relief Corps 100. of Ute Woman's Relief Cun* met on Thursday, April IS. A lunch was 1 play at the Hastings Count Janna Lee Snyder. Beat tie. Club . Tueoday night. Seed Wash, daughter ot Alderman’ •“ w" *““fc u'~ and Mrs. Ivan Snyder, Sr 813 Society Artistically arranged taxxquets of bright colored dsJfodills julded gay touches to the tables and Mra Mildred Carey of Vermont I ville, tat vice president presided Hubert Fuller To be Installed By Commandery Kay. Wensloff Inspects Fitzgerald Relief Corps Here ■Janna Lee Snyder, Society news' jerry L. Garland Wed at Seattle The following officers will be Installed: Kmmlncnl Comman­ der. Hubert Fuller; Generalissi­ mo. Earl Pennock; Captain Gen­ eral. Claris Greenfield; Senior Warden, Victor Higdon; Junior Warden. Garry Young: Prelate. Young; Recorder. Dale Bassett; Standard Bnuer. Fay Marble; Sword Bearer. Donald Smith: Warder. Gerald Shumaker, and Senunal. Edward Lawrence Ute public is invited. After the Installation, there will be a program of entertainment and WHITE'S Mn. Alma Flngletan entertained her family including Mr. and Mra. Qon Flngleton and famuy of MH- Photography For the initiation of new mem- 945-3967 Aa an added highlight of the evening and >ear. Mrs. Wilma Storey was cited for her outstand­ ing service to the club anti com­ munity. Miss Helm Keeler being the spokesman for the club more ready to enter. She also laid that Uic hospital section was in­ adequate to care for al) of the rick and hoped to see the medical facility started before Jong The next meeting will be held one Lot of WOOL SUITS Rich in Tradition, cerrmqny. She is director of Dis­ trict 7. past State temsurer and past State membership chairman. ot Huntington Beach. Calif. his sister. Mrs Mel vine Obcnr of Those Initiated were Mrs. junta Flint, Michigan. The brides par­ REDUCED and Pastel WOOL SKIRTS and SLACKS FOR TOTAL CONTROL! wedding ringt Jacksonville, Fla. Also,’ friends dash . to the piano and play. "ArKhors Away " From now on of the bride and groom, Mr. and when they meet or greet each Mrs Michael Michels who were Stella Krulrenga of Monroe, their Honeymoon trip to Haon vice president of the Michi­ gan Federation, who la a candidate for State jiresldent Sie is a pro­ fessional secretary and Is with the bride and groom by tlw master Michigan Gas UtlUUea Company. and mistreae of reremonlm at She urged attendance at the State thy Pink Poodle In SeaUle An convention May 31-23 In Lansing, archestra furnished music for and the national convention in the guest's dancing pleasure dur­ ing Uie reception and opening of Washington, D. Q, July 18-24.. Mrs. Mildred Chamberlain of the gifta. Mrs Judy Locompt, Grand Rapids, past State preridAit, friend from Seattle, cut the stated that as a result ot Ute man­ beauUful three tiered wedding power shortage of World War I. cake; Mias Sherry Brooks and Congress voted |®,ooo to supbort Mr<* Grace Nrea were at the punch bowl, and Mra Mick Psderatton of B. and P.W.. the Chcarown. Mercer Island. Wash, only organisation ever to be so was at tho guest book.For her traveling ensemble, formed She Indicated the import­ ance of the role played by the the new Mrs Oartand wore a Club in accomplishing minimum lime green, shift drees with matching shoes and white aca-age and equal pay legislation. Mrs Ellne Buehler led group ceaeortes. Site wore tte ' orchid singing MBs Agnes Smith pre­ from her bridal bouquet. sided over the business meeting Out of town curate came from from Kent. Burien, White Cen- a Gilmore Jeweler 102 E State * WI5-5316 BRIDE’S I&land and West Seattle, Wash. When the takle and groom ar­ rived at their apartment. Uic owner and manager and otlicr couples tn the apartment build­ ing had placed a large sign. "Welcome home. Jerry and Jan." at the entrance. and Inside the apartment a beautiful bouquet of white chrysanthemums and pink daisies awaited them. Their new addre.u b 003 Belle­ vue Place. East, Apt. A. Seattle, Wa.H nainn Mr. and Mrs J. c. Hollister have lAd a nice vacation In Florida where they did much right-eedng. ITlielr cousin. Gladys Hawbllta. re­ turned with them to her'home latter spending the Winter there. True, you've changed. You're" thin, tired, streaked. Worn, snogged, raveled, frayed, a little raggedy, a little discolored.! And you looked so good imthe store.! But you're still in one piece. It’s a miracle. —1 Here's the amazing foundation that gives you that much-admired, slim silhouette. It’s the magic combination of Thanks,, but no thanks. Lees doesn't do business that way. We don't make carpets that have to fight for sheer-survival. We don’t make carpets that look good but aren’t. We-don't pirx;h.-cut comers, use bad yams or cheap dyes like controlled stretch power net with elastic panels in front, back and on the sides! GIRDLE OR PANTY GfMSTRAN) Vivacious LONG LEG PANTY All Acrilon Acrylic Face Pluih Surface Texture The Bonnet & Gown Shop Alma FingMpi Gilmore Jeweler Wl 5-5316 HASTINGS FLOOR COVERING �1 Easter Vacation Means Travel TN. suur WMW vat M MMM Is Setting for Lovely Nuptials , TT STUTZ £ m Evangelical United Breth­ ren Church In NaahvUJe was tho Saturday, Apnl 10. *t J:» pm. tor the nu.-n.su of MM Personal Mention Social Activities Follow End of Lenten Season tho HasLUiga ^oiuiuy Club Tues­ day morning to diacitai golf and bear Um new assistant pro, Art Schumaker, talk about golf k-ssaona and other related subjects. In the abocnoe of club pn*ident at Um women's board, Mra. liUMcll Belfield, live via. praaldeat, Mn. Gordon Cow. pro­ aided at Uio meeting and Mra. Forraat Jamen, gulf chairman for the year, spoke to tho group. Unu'll fove our BAKED GOODS Monday. April M. st Ute Episco­ pal Parish House. The usual carry-ln dinner win be served al one o'clock. GucsU are Invited to come and enjoy the program and the opportunity for meeting old friends and making new ones. WSCS Sacrificial Luncheon Is Inspiring Affair Tables were laid in white in '-he form of a Crus with pur­ ple and white crepe paper In center strips and the tapers in Connie Lee Slade Is Married at St. Clair Shores The double ring ceremony was read by the Rev. Clyde C. Gibson, retired minister of the EUB Church, asdsud by the Rev. Franklin Brindle, piatoj- of the Assyria Gospel Church. Approxi­ Mias Counle Lee Blade, daughter mately 150 were in attendance. Mrs. Clarence Pixley of Hickory Corners was Uie orgirdsu and nc- Srigley. aon of Mr and Mrs. Wil­ compank-d the vocalist, Rouen liam Srigley of St. Clair Shores, ■lotrisn of Bedevue, brother-in-law were united in marriage Saturday evening. April 1. Mr. Hamilton escorted ids The candlelight cecnony waa daughter to me altar which was uecunited with urns of gltuiuu and fujl mums, sue was wearing a gown of nylon over tatfeta Uimmsd with CiuuiUlly Ucc. The fitted oodloe featured a round neck! me The bride selected a gown of of scalloped lace, and long sleeves taffeta and chanUUy lace with id! In pouita al the wrists. The fitted bodice, a scalloped scoop tacc pancitd Skirt ended m a short neckline decorated with sequins ■ruin. Her elbow-length veil ot and pearls. Lace motifs were appllqued on the full skirt which fell tn a chapel train-farmed-by its. David Kruko played tho organ os die members of the Society were seated in the can- , dle-llghted room and also during Use luncheon, which waa a quiet You give tho FkM wtanyev GIVE MOTHER A BULOVA HWEurs hjuu The maid of honor wu Mias uuuda were Maa Mildred Hamilton, Martha Breit, Los Angeles. Cullf., arno a slater ot Uic bndc, ana and the brldismalda writ Mlu -‘Lias Canaicc Pixley, abler of Uu Rosalie Slade, her sister. and Miss' groom. The flower glrla were Linda Jacqucmabi of Detroit/ Misses Lindol Slade, also a sister.' and Diane Srigley. sister of the; groom, were junior bridesmaids. : Paul Srigley eared his brother as best man and seating Uic guttta were hii brother. Torn Srigley; Carl Lindquist of Chicago. Ill; Robert Taylor of Ne* York City, and Ron Pyxel of St. Ctalr Old Fashion Hand Cut Friadcakti.............. .. ............ .. Senior Citixenn Meet Monday g for 3^ F»i«d In pur. vvgvtabl. shortening to s golden brown— and so **od. FRIDA' Tuesday evening Mrs. Roger Wlswell entertained a few friends for dinner the occasion being in honor ot the Prod Forteouaea on their wedding an­ niversary. (See intarestlng story The bride graduated from Michi­ gan State University In January and is a Federal civil service em­ ployee. Mr. Srigley was graduated from Michigan Stale and is a student at Wayne State Unlvenlty. The newlyweds went to North­ of Nashville cut the groan a cake, ern Michigan on their honeymoon and Mrs. Earl Ryan of Olivet, sis­ and are now at home at Apt B-U, ter of the bride, presided over the 31001 10-Mlle Road, Bl Clair punch bowl. . Miss Joan Long of Woodland waa in charge o' Uic guest bock Mid looked after Uic gift*. ' Before leaving on her honey­ moon in Northern Michigan U» bride changed to a pink and white DALE'S BAKE SHOP Hodg es Sunday. MUa Daisy Bcothorn of Detroit, Mr. and Mr*. James Bums and Jim of Ann Arbor, Mr. and Mrs. Waiter Monawcck of Battle Crock and Mr. and Mr*. Robert [ HoUlsler and family. JEWELRY aitAtAeg. Barbecued Cleveland’s fore Tee-off for the first time this year a new knit golf shirt from Cleveland's. And who knows Chicken & Spare Ribs .come and get'eml Superette Tom Or Sally Robinson Z05 N. Michigan Perfect For Lown, Porch or Patio r • Sturdy 1-inch Aluminum Tubing • Breen A White Plaelk Webbing • Silver Luetre-Ute Trim Easter guests of the Rijzdl Stan­ ton* were Mr. and Mra. Wayne Corey of Benton Harbor. Mrs Lewis Stanton and Mra. Margaret Johnson. Kay and Jcun Stanton FOLDING CHAISE LOUNGE Ferris State, returning on Tuesday. Ute Coreys were overnight guests of Mrs. Lewis Stanton on Saturday Mr. and Mra. Jerry Llddy and ■ona of Springfield. 111., spent the Over 6 foot In length, adjusts to 5 relaxing positions! A BUY! it could bring you luck all season. Right now. the selection of sizes, styles and colors is the best. (Ditto for golf slacks and shoes.) Knit golf shirts, now only $2.99 to $5.00 SETCHELL-CARLSON (Cleveland's is easy on the green.) "The Set That Comes Home to Stay' 130 E. State, Hastings. FOLDING CHAIR FOLDING ROCKER Light, easy to carry! Contour seat and back for complete comfort. Old-fashioned comfort and modern styling at an easy-going price!. ALUMINUM FOLDING BEDS EXTRA SFECIAL VALUE! FOLDING ALUMINUM CHAIR ONE YEAR WARRANTY ON ALL PARTS, TUBES AND -We Service All Moke- SENTZ TV SALES & SERVICE Wl 5-3862 J9.99 simulated double tubular arms. While They Lost!______ LABOR aluminum. 24 x 72 inches. 1 Va-inch- poly foam Square aluminum tubing, with 4-LEG ALUMINUM BED 26 x 72 inches. 2 in. poly foam mat­ tress. beige & ton striped $4 A QQ ticking, gold lurex trim I w«Ww Ben Franklin _____ 102 W. State Street in Hastings �The HarUhd Blairs of UM ------------ Btratatocd (he, Hany Galan Kilmer and Laurie Mr. Seymour; student wort, Mra. r Blake Alkrt.ngr aful and Mra Leon Nlchotaon of Crt- Joyce VanSyckle, literature of Cavanaugh family for ar Springs were afternoon vial- publication: Mra. Joan Palgr. t«a with lire mother, Mra. local church artlvlUra. * Mr Bawdy. ‘ and Mra. Ford Stcvms and Mr. ChllcN at the-home of Mnr. 1 Dr. J. Ralph Pfister, a HunIV.„ Mr. and Mra. Stuart KiiMmaul and Mra. Ward Cole were Bun- Jr.. Sandra and Cheryl, were ‘ ting ton College Seminary ProEaster guestt of Mra Allertlng'a vr., their daughter, Mr. and Mr*. Mr.'and Mra. Henry VanByckto. cul-r ana Vamllv IKa rtnn Pres, i ' Uie morning worship aervk<- at Clvarte Guenther and girU. Pam | Mr and Mra Blair Itowbllto : the Woodland United Brethren returned home with them for a and Kenneth were Sunday. April Mrs Lula Hauer of Woodland1 ni*ne J*nrt and Sharon of 84. Church Bunday. April 23. Thia few days' visit, a Rebecca. 11. dinner gueota of Mr. and Mra. vnt Rartsre with '.(rc Arthur i T • _ *___ _ r-». i will be “Off-Campus" Seminary Orlle VanByckto. ni AHerdlng, Sr. Curtis, was an overnight guest was' _________________ _. Leila's birthday. Friday. with Mr. and Mra. Glen- Mra Norwood Hugh*, gave a don Curtis. * The Woodland birthday dinner Sunday, April 9—THE HASTINGS BANNER Woodland [| Emelt A. Swan Found Dead at Hastings Home Bond street. completed a »lxSoutheastern Signal School. Port cmbtmxI °P*n wlre and “eld cofnmun*cottons lines. The 17-year-old Furxml Horne. ‘soldier entered the Army In No­ — -■ ------- - ——roM “ Ivember HMM and completed basic NaahvillA is to officiate with training at Fort Knox. Ky. Miller burial in. Hastings Township | attended Hastings High School. A member of the Hasting* Personal Mention By Mn. (Mendon Curtie I will be held al ttw Mctt.xlL-x Church April M. * The Holy with Carl and Frank, came on two miles north ot town. They Mrs. Keith Strickland. Sandru. । soon llnd It mil mil Cnutlnrt Mra Wlnnla Ftoren K<r .. n ’ max with thp Good Friday can­ tata and the Barter BunrUe -■crvice at Uta MottwdlM. Church. Do you retamukr the Item thia Dunn Saturday, April 10. Gucsto Eostre Sunday the Brockways JTT Winter wtap>. .Gaylord Laughlin were Mr. and Mr*. Ernie Flefleld entertained their daughter and lost hla Mg nf white shirt*? — — Mra. Winnie Dunn. — x unde,, cunningham* and «« Dian. * f|UnUy_ They have been foundl HI* of Grand Rapid*. Mra. BrockReceive* Award—Lt Col. Thomas neighbor. Harry Long found card party Thursday night, April J. Bobleskl, son-in-law of Mra. Illcm under hla porch steps. * By Mr». Orlle I'anSyckla and Miss Phare, ot Cleveland, Thelma Garland uf Lake Odessa. Mr «w»d Mrs George Forman BUlea. in Battle Creek. Ohio. for Uic third time has been deco- have returned home from Flor­ rated with the UB. Air Force id*. Our warm wralbey.mug. be Mr. and Mra. Harvey Glllasple1 field and Dowling Churches had Commendation Medal at Eg Un right behind alt these people atu-nded a birthday dinner for charge of the Sunrise Easter AFB, Fla Col. Sobieski waa from Florida. <, Sunday, Bun-' — rcrviccs at Wesley' camp awarded awarucu me the mruu medal lor for tneriwtimerttori-1 uuiiu«r Sunday uuum dinner gueat* wiui with Mr. tlxir . .. son. OrL.--------—nt ---------~— — ------- 'Woods --------- ------r ous as a officer for'and Mra. Fnrtl Fort SLnwnll Stowell were Mr. Mr. Ildd Thirty-four people were it Clear Late at 7 ajn The If Your Paychock mi, service a. ■ plans nian. nffu-ar far and Mrs two military exercises last year, and Mra. G. W. Brummehr of present. * At the W8C8 meeting ladles of the Briggs Church were He Is assigned to Headquarter?.. Grand Rapids. Visitors were Mr. Thursday. April 8. following of- . in charge of the breakfast. * Tactical Air Warfare Center, and Mrs. Russell Stowell and ,loers were elected Mra. Marian Mias Cindy Campbell of Pleasmhu o president: Betty antview 4H won county award Lacey ra!? Bround ’rorld m had no. been seen for some time. Getnlnl two-man space flight tain Schrler, permanently as­ signed as a pilot at Wheelus AB, stationed at airborne and land base positions along the orbital He worked for the Hastings needed In the all-important teak Country Club and the Hastings public schools until his retire- nuts and their Gemini capsule tlwir daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Robert ClMpmon and son. Brent. John Sullivan, of Grand Rapid*. Mra. Bayna ha* recently moved from ttlH W. Center BL to 4IB T S Ungs, U a graduate of Hastings Pullman of Vermontville on Jan. High School and has a B 8. de­ troll, he attended MSU prior to destruction area of the tornado gree from Michigan Slate Uni­ entering the service In March os probably many others. ★ tlon.' Mra. Leona Cole. Spiritual, Munger was a Thursday Slipper 1943. He served in the European, Work has been done on many 1926. He married Ethel Kennedy versity. He was commlastoned Theater In World War II. Hl* place* that were hit by the ot Middleville on June 30. 1932. Rose; U the daughter of stonn Stanley Penstrenakcr iuw slon education: Mra. Lois CamjA paff. Rtawve Officer Training Corps wife, She dirt, cm July 17. 1952. at— Thelma re- > ... .. Garland, r.L. .. . the ___ . A .. .hla . Mra. Lake ___ removed cupola from Mr. Swkn la survived by three program In 1955. His wife. Don- ville and Donald of Dowling: a daughter, Mra. Jmale (Paul­ Devonshire ine) Callihan of Hastings: 15 Mich. SJS** ”MHT AWAY' This makes a big Improvement Drive In Lansing, Austin J. Doyle. Jr., 23, whose Nashville, and two Mcp-daugh- parents lire at 1626 Burlington t Pliad Guilty To Setting Fire Mra. Glen Hendee has returned home from the hospital. Star is 1T8 South Jefferson Lowell Dimas. * Children's Day Four persons pleaded guilty Tuesday when arraigned before' dtst Church Sunday. May 2 The llnd of Arizona and Mrs. Geneva meted to first lieutenant. April Municipal Judge L. E. Barnett to 1 Sunday school department will charges of setting a grass fire present a program at 10:30. serving aa cldcf of Kenner Army and leaving It unquenched. | Practice for this program will Hospitals Penonnel Division. Lieutenant Doyle entered the fire on Saturday. April TRY PLANNED SAVINGS Hastings Lake Odessa tenant was graduated from St. . By Mn. Dan Peterman Augustine High School. KalamaW4 Aw. 874-8ITJ Funeral anricea were held tratton degree from the Uni­ Saturday. April 17. at 1:30 for versity of Notre Dame (Ind.) In of 111 Smith avenue. Lansing. 1963. His wife. Kathleen. Is with e- . Lowell officiated ham Medical •Ing about 9: April IB. who am, ......................... - ........ ... ” | Hastings High 1Cafeteria Menu V. . . Thursday. MOMDAY. APRIL 88 — Bashaevs teaf «a Ina. pM*u .Mm, vruri. bstl«r.d tirtou. caokls ud milkrmuDAT. Aran, er — around aid*) Geriinger and had lived , a daughter. M». WISHING WELL WINNER MERLE KAHLER 707 W. Green St., Hastings COMPLETE LAUNDRY SERVICE Family Bundles Damp Wath • Wash and Fluff Dry He wished for and won a set of H.S.T. Tires for his automobile. 136 E. Staft St phon* wi s un We Fini»h Shirt*. Flatwork, Work Clothes before. moving to Lansing fol­ lowing her marriage to Floyd **ra$)AT. xnp. *#—Macarvoi Johnson tn IMO. chsess, »rsen b«ia«. *ppl» cri»P ’ vMpp.4 uppta*. br.M ud *ut Hastings: In Maple Grove. ' pleasant for local resident* than Paying 125 fines plus »7 65 Palm Bunday. Many people took court costa were James M Kin- time out from their busy achedney; 20, 722 Clinton; John D uto for church and family gathBorton, 18. RS Hastings, and eringa. Mr. and Mra. Herald Kenneth M Greenfield, R4 Has- classic entertained their chil­ lings. Kathle L. Blood. 18. Wood- dren for dlnnnr. -n^ land, had her fine and costs bus-— -- - --------- --... girls. HASTINGS HOME LAUNDRY (Lillian & Ray Gibton) The newspaper la your contact with Main BUreL your neigh- 323 S. Mlchinan WI 5-4062 . . drawn by Mr. Austin Anderson of Hastings AU Saving! Im tired Up to $10,000 with FA.U.C Grand Rapid*. Mr. and Mra. Kenneth Hager Saturday evening visitors of Mr. Harold Hitter were Mr. arid Mra. brought Frank Roberta Ing satisfactorily. Mr. and Mra. Alvin Spaulding Of Grand Rapids were Saturday Stade! family of Ionia as the Dennis young George Gelsd's birthday. * The Recreation Club meets with Mra. Charles Hamp Friday, with Mrs William Townsend a* Why are Chryslers so popular these days? guests at tho Roger Rush home were, the Robert Warren* of Lake'Zurich. III., and Mra. MayRusli was on Easter dinner ’’PRICE ONE!” lakeview General Hospital In Battle Creek. Sunday visitors at thond Rivera and. Paul Silvas families of Lansing and the EllBattle. Creek Bunday Janie at the hccpftal to visit auxiliary meets Monday. April 26, at the lakrwood Junior High School with pottuck supper at 7. * Mr. and Mra. Glenn Torrey Jackson. A family gathering waft held Easter end attending were talnod the Bill Wagners and the Nllrw McDlarmlds of Grand You’ll find that seven models (including this one) are priced just a few a month more than the most popular smaller cars, comparably equipped. These aren’t stripped down Chryslers either. You rything you want on a.big car: power steering, power brakes, automatic transmissioo*.jadio?hefiter. Plus a big 383 cu. in. V-8 te on regular gas. One more point. Every Chrysler we sell is a full-size car on a 124-inch wheelbase. A lot more car for your money. Move up to the most popular Chrysler in history. It’s easy. BARRY'S FARM STORE DEWEY'S CAR PALACE S. Hanover at Hastings City Limit* M-43 at Sprague Rd., Delton �Mrs. Ida German Jeu* Kenyans Of Wayland Is Buried Frank Gornick All in A Dav’s Fun on Trout Lakes I To Celebrate Given Top Post 'irt u Anniversary our r * 63rd : Thursday, April 22, 1965 SSEl At Schoolcraft . former Hickory Camera farmers i For Wind Victims j Governor Romney Tuesday, I can National Rod Cross as the’ Official Dlwuter Relief Agency, in connection with the tornadoes and severe storms that struck' many parts of Michigan Sunday night. Located Comer Cowl and Chnrth Streets Library Hours: Monday, Wednesday and Friday | for vacation information. “No doubt thia book Tuesday and Thursday 12:30 to 6 p.m. Saturday nlzed disaster relief agency and 12:30 to 6 p.m. food, clothing, shelter and medi­ cal needs In family and Indlvl- Ition and supervision of public Hastings SPEEDY WASH pleted additional graduate work engineer with an Elkhart corpo­ ration. Tile new superintendent and Ids wife plan to move to Schoolcraft aa soon aa suitable PROFESSIONAL DRY CLEANING SERVICE 1 Mrs Edward Beatty. Rltclde , and Ray Adams drove to Dci troit on Monday to take a friend to the airport. CHECK OUR HOME & PROPERTY OF THE , Toledo Blade. Columbus Dte(patch. Cincinnati Enquirer. Chl- of dlaxater-affected persons in­ cludes food, clothing and basic nance. and COIN-OP Laundromat LISTINGS WEEK So far. 63 requests fur InforIng of dwellings, household furnishing*, long-term medical dividual., ----------- .groups — ------and -- organlza----- -uition have been received from and nursing care, and oceupa- j (tons wbereever located, drair-j liunal supplies and equipment. ;mg to make contribution* for "I arge that all citizen* and the relief of disaster vlcttma. troit area and five from Illinois. ------------------------------------------------ | send tlwir contributions to their ferine printed lists of planted Whatever your favorite brand of fishing baa been, here's a hot tip from the Conservation Department: Go fish a trout lake this spring. That's where the action is waiting to be had by girls and boys, old folks, families, and most any­ body who has ever put worm or. hook, or book oo fly, ot lure oo line. And it’s convenient, too; the Department has built up trout populations in lakes of nearly every Michigan coun­ ty. Available to help anglers make the taost of a good thing when the trout season opens Apr. 24 are lists of planted lakes and ponds, and copies of "Trout Tricks," an article which is everything its title implies. These free pieces of information may be obtained from the Department's Publi­ cations Room in {.arising. Besides getting them, check with your local Department fisheries biologist to find out which lakes will be likely hot-spots thia year. Mich. Dept, of Conservation .$22,000.00 A RIAL GOOD. COMFORTABLE HOME IN THE 4tk WARD in an excellent location, near schools, has only to see a lot of this fishing go begging. 95-ACRE FARM IN HASTINGS TOWNSHIP, with houie with tlx room* and bath, garage and tool -U.U AO _ An I- L.__ L—._ - _ _ __ A.. -__ ... .____ . -$12,500.00 WI HAVI A GOOD THRU BEDROOM HOME in Prairieville Village to trade foe a hcu*e trailer. A NICE BUNGALOW ON CASKILL ROAD AT MIDDLE .LAKI. has living room, large kitchen with to 6th grade, then are picked up for H**ting* School*$7,500.00 ANOTHER BEAUTIFUL HOMl AT ALGONQUIN LAKI, Urge living room with fireplace, c.rpet and walk three miles through fogs of black files, or know an Adams from a Coachman from a Garden Hackle. The kind of trout Ashing that Department flsheriee m-n boys, old folks, families, and most anybody who has ever put worm AN. EXTRA HICE HOMl AT ALGONQUIN LAKI, all on one floor, with Urge living room, with fire►lace, three nice bedrooms. h»t a bath and Mi bsth. utility room, kitchan with bar and has dining .$20,000.00 SIXTY ACRES OF BARE LAND excepting one small lot for .$6,000.00 BUSINESS LOCATED RENTAL PROPERTY In good bmine** district which rent* for $150.00 per mo. for $1,400.00 A NICI HOMl IN WOODLAND VILLAGE, has three bedroom* text.Ir* .nd on* bedroom down, living room, dining room, kitchen and bath, library, good bawment with oil fired hot water heat, ha* two stall garage, full lot for......................................................................... $6,100.00. with $1,000 Dowa A GOOD HOME WITH LIVING ROOM, dining room, kitchen, large both, half b***ment. ga* heat. al*o a large building 34 x 50 ft. two *tory, four car garage, with four door*, utility building 12 x 22 ft., one car garage with ttorage *pscc. All located on about 5 acre tot. next to air port $15,500.00 ELECTRIC Installation & Repair t General.. Electric g Appliance*: Hastings Insurance Agency TO help anglers find where th. switch - hitting, right - and - left­ action is and how to make the I hand "Fish Catcher" if you'll moat of It. Uic Department 1* of-1 just forget about those perch and bluegills for awhile and try some real, honest - Injun Trout Fishing. You don't have to fight brush a. I . 2” WfST 1X4X1 ,T' New Location. -JM* efrferaad Tboaere" \ Bhoa*945-4100 '®"' 1 ' , Bannon Adj Benefit Y0V1 H. C. B. can take 7 care of all your r on line. A RIAL NIC! BUNGALOW all on one floor, hat living room, two bedrooms, kitchen with dining space, full basement, auiomatic gat heat, and has attached garage, for.................$9^500.00 Commercial & Residential So far. the Department has $1,500.00 some gold-plated flops under IM program to provide trout fishing around, you may be disappointed, but don't be discouraged; try some of the others on the list ologlsU have learned a The fish are there, and angler* so that trout tlshtng is ar* catching them regularly. You SU.ROO.O9 A RIAL NICI APARTMENT HOUSE IN WOODLAND, two apartment* ...$11,000.00 At the Loyd Hughe* home on while to check with the Asherles biologist tn your Area to And out Sunday were Will Hughe, snd which lakes will be likely hotMr.-Mid Mrs. Carl Lightcap ond Department fisheries men Sherry and Raymond Hull. The John Scott, Baraga: Edward Andersen. Crystal Palls: Clifford chemical residues! and the lake ment fisheries biologists who is later planted with young trout. pointe out that they've built up trout populations in lakes in IN THI FIRST WARD, ha* two large bedroom* with larga closet* up. alio full bath up, and down­ stair* a living room, with f.replaca, dming room, kitchen with exhauit hood. nice basement with room, wusnen ana iuii Min, narawooa Tioor* IT room, with kitchenette, and freezer, three car Hastings son, Newberry. Tn the Lower Friday for • week* vacation. Peninsula, the Hsl includes Stan­ ApplioncM, too! Z ley Llevense, Gaylord; Jack Hammond, Cadillac: Buddy Ja­ the World's Fair. cob. Mio; Don Peterson. Glad­ 119W. Sfora HaiHejf win; David Weaver. Grand Rap­ Phon. 945-2866 *2 id*; Bruce Vollmar. Rote Lake; William Mason, Imlay City; John MacGregor. Plainwell; Edward Bacon. Jacksun. and Henry Vondett. PonUac Lake. . One closing comment: New lakes are being planted each year Some of these will not come up to expectations. Similarly, re­ sult* from some of the old one* COMPLETE INSURANCE SERVICE have turned poor. If you strike You Michigan anglery'are missing out on some goodrflsh- ic chemicals (which dissolve rap- A HIAILT HIW HOME IN THI TA,III ADDITION. Kw th,M -<• b-Jreom. and lull b.H> .nd •Trout Tricks," which is every­ thing 1U title suggests. This ma­ terial may be obtained free through the Department’s Publi­ cations Room. Mason Building. who are unable to rehabilitate ter and also a surprise birthday Anglers Missing Out On Some Good Fishing A Wide Choice of Homes and Real Estate of All Types Book at Printers 12:30 to 8:30 p.m. JJlckarY Corners for nine yeem. a granddaughter, and four great Wjth them to upend the week - I’orta.e School 8>»t«n. grandchildren and many friends. I 7^ a. D Andnwna, and MrJ A graduate of Western Mlch-|,nd jdra. Cart Fred Mill* of l<*n Univeratty with a bachelor Robert Burch of Jackson *pent Grand Rapids were Easier dinlienee degree In wcondary the Easter Holiday with hi* ner gumta of the Rlcliard Me- education. Ournlck received hla mother. Mn. M. J. Burch. Klbbins of Yankee Springs. master's degree from the Unl----------------------------------------------------- :------------------------------- '-------------- r [vcrally of Michigan. He special- North Gun Loke Coin-Op Open 5:00 ojn. - 10 p.m. Hastings Public Library I Waylsuid MMhodieL Church of-‘ flctated Interment waa in Mt.! Ho was superintendent at Hope In Middleville «u»s X™ZLu. Mr*. Charles <Daisy) Baker of McDonald Mn Burklca' father Barry’s Lure ~ Red Cross Now j Accepting Aid land died Bunday evening, April I Avenue, Bclwolcraft Community School* II, at the Medical Facility after ----- - — • long lUDtea Al one time, she and her hue­ band. tho late Furrow German, Garnlck will replace R. Rntcn lived on the farm naw occupied ■ (tern. Tlw now superintendent by Mr. and Mra. Fred SUcne- nuert -no gift*.-’ and family on the Davis road. The hosts at the open house will begin his duties July 1. —------------------- be a cout|n md nephew, Mr. Gorulck was chosen from a Hampel Funeral I anrt Milo WcMellnq of Kai- 11,1 several applicant*. He land Wednesday. amAZoo and Mr. and Mrs. Lance ha* served aa teacher, prIn­ .$26,000.00 banking needs I' Michigan ha* found that many lakea will support sizable popu­ lation* of -trout In the old days, experiment* showed that trout wouldn’t lire tn lake*: but new knowledge gained from research has shown that certain trout will, in fact, thrive In certain lakea where conditions are right Trout normally don't produce little onea in lakea, but when planted as little ones themselves. short time and make good flr.h- the angler. Trout lake* are two basic types Some contain only trout while other* will support a combina­ tion of trout and other type* of Ash. The trout-only lakes arc those* In which research has shown A RIAL GOOD HOME and lot* of good building lot* in the 2nd Ward, home ha* living room with fire­ place, three nice bedroom*, dining room, one and one-haM k-,K- u:—u— —— •— -_^_.'$20,000.00 oll heat, lituated on fix acre* with lot* of building alto* A RIAL GOOD HOMl IN FREEPORT, he* four bedroom* end lot* of clout room, up and down, living .1_ _ i... L.-_____ _ ,___ . - •. / garage, lot* of shads, corner lot ...-____________________________ $7,200 THIS MAN OF HOURS A REAL NICE VIRY COMFORTABLE HOMl IN THI FOURTH WARD HASTING!, ha* two (car­ peted bodroom* up and down, a living room, one bedroom, dining room, kitchan, full bath, full basement, with gas heat, garage, i* Insulated, and has storm window* and tcraon*______ $1,500 A RIAL SWIFT BUNGALOW IN THI SECOND WARD.with living room, dinette, two bedroom*, kit­ chen and full bath, walk out basement, garage with breezeway, automatic ga* furnace, carpet*, end sing water, $1,500.00 ANOTHER GOOD BUY IN THE 4* WARD, Hasting and down one bedroom, living room, dining room, $10,000 A REAL GOOD. YEAR 'ROUND HOMl RIGHT ON LEACH LAKI, has Irving rpem. throe nice bedrooms, dining and kitchen rooms combined, bath, has redwood siding, good well, lot Is 50 ft. wide, runi from water s edge to highway, has permanent dock and e pontoon boat and a 16 ft. steel fishing boat, heater and electric range, this place ha* only been built a few year*, all for ...$12,600.00 WI NOW HAVI LEINAAR*$ PLAT ON BIC CIDAR LAKI. VIRY RIASOMABLY PRICE* AND WILL SELL ON LAND CONTRACTS. A GOOD HOMl CLOSE IN IN HASTINGS, ha* two bedroom*, hall and full bath upstairs and down one lk.1— Ji-!-. -1 L1.-4A __ > 1 ■_____ .... .... . . new water heater. situated on Mi lor, foe ...___________________________________ 5,250.00 TWELV1 < IX) NICE LAKI FRONT LOTI on Algonquin ShoteS. priced from $1,000.00 fa $2,000.00 aa. YOUR C—'i PHARMACY DUE TO RECENT SALES WE NEED NEW LISTINGS HASTINGS SALESMEN ESTATl ' Carl Niathamor Homa Phon. WI 5-3004 Jacob's Prascrigtion PhaiBiocy us um Richard Slocum 145 W. Stato Hastings. Mich. Homa Phon. WI 5-5156 st. Mwm WI 5 2«S Hastings HnsTiii(|s Cilii Bnnk M KM BIB : F«4w«l Dapo.it l«a««oiK« Corporation FrUndfy, Neighborly Service for 77 Continuous Y—r» )e your Bankei �Prout Season Opens Thruout State Saturday Experts Report TIE YOUR DOGS Chief ot Pollan Richard Mixed ProepccLs Happy Home for The Bluebird For Big Opener yorlhern Rivers r~T" "High, Cold; S/tring ' vl l/2-HOLt BACK Kwu Mil lindenray ““ Winter's late exit in northern * Fishermen are reminded that Michigan will be cuuefi and,five new quality trout fishing chrered Uy the State's army of .areas have been Mteblishcd by anxious trout fishermen when; Uic Department in northern Uiey wade into thc action on Michigan uncc ia*l reason. W.v opening day. April >4. i ter* coming under special fishing ’Striking an off note for ihe*e regutaUoru int .ude. —•— •- —- *—• —- —sputh Branch of Uie Au Sable river down from Deer Heart Valley Rond to Uie mouth of the rjver in Crawford county —Eicanaba river downstream from the Boney Pails Dam to county Hignway 519 Bridge Exceptions to the rale arc trout Uie m Delta countv. —Little Mtmtelcc river from Spencer Bridge to Joluuon s; >1 I vaWon Departmriil field reports Bridge. —LitUe Manistee rlrer from1 i’ Indicate fishing conditions will the west boundary of the UB.; Forest Service Bear Hack campAlthough stream conditions elsewhere will generally leave something to be desired. Winter's slow retreat should produce soidc hurrahs among opening FRONT BOTTOM Bluebirds have been declining recently because of a lack of nest boxes, but an aggressive birdhouse program by aggress! Auduboniais j may turn the tide. Thou­ manrftt of nt bluebird hli sands houses have been erected, with considerable nesting suc­ cess reported. With this simple plan. ' ; county. Ice give the bluebird a boost in rural areas SIDE TOP near your home. Note that the top is (2) hinged so boxes may be cleaned out, but also see that a clip bolds the top shut to discourage predators. Remem­ ber to drill drain and vent holes in the bottom. Place nest boxes on meta! fence posts if possible. Set them 200­ 300 yards apart and not more than 3*5 feet above high ground in the open, not too close to forest edges. Low-cost boxes are available from the Grand Rapids Audubon Club, the Public Museum, Graqd Rapids, 49502. Mich. Dept, of Conservation ( <county, downstream from the! power lino lu Section 7. T26NJ i--jE, to McKinley Bridge. 1 In southern Michigan, virtually I b| eeU wealhrr and ke-rhoked tlce by April 24, but moat of them stream* in early April m there usually don I provide their best •humd be better-UMn-averiige uuung early in the mason. beet fishing * *Prtng under Uw Department's fay the tuneJ new nxtunes program winch. af|iusuy pui-an-urae punimgs ui _ gete under way. punu^ to/* 11 Rename Wiswell Thomapple Boy Scout Chairman | I arc best for greatest trout growth! •I and survival. | queue counties. arc sun sealed 'Men’s Monday ___ Saturday. ' ____ League Opens at the norUiemmoit port of Lower; As i Country Club 3SSf“ IREW EVE fOR HOOKING TOP WANT A PET? Armchair„ Boeiety reports flee puppies. Chuck Suntheuncr, son of the Robert Bunthelmers, had an ex­ perience of walking tho Lincoln Trail over the Easter weekend They were included in a Scout Troop from South Haven of which Jun Kirkpatrick waa the Scoutmaster. The group included 14 boy:, and two leaders. The tlclpate having finished certain requirements such as tiiclr desig­ nated miles of hiking, etc. Tho trail which the boys walked is 235 miles long extend­ ing from New Salem Village, where Lincoln lived, to Springfield, HL It is tho route that Lincoln walked to borrow books from his friend. John T. Stuart, u he'^ould not afford to travel by stage-coach. There were ate- 1,000 Kites to Soar Over Area petted thia week. A full-grown shiirthaired black female eat. Pragreu Report. ° r lion Department reports that the Show 1,602 Enrolled State’s walleye seamen does not ,Urt until SMA-day. April 54. During Year 19M The 1965 folder of fishing rules big the Humane Society . H VSaturday and our irouCstreams ”“»« ‘hey arc big. deep and cold, Pretintory perch arc considered to be the most serious potential menace to the MWly released salmon fry. ,v . . . ; • In Michigan the Lansing Division of Consum- ( This could be era Power Company. Hastings is. here in Michigan tne headquarters lor Uns area of iy tM.aOO trailers ■ Uie Company. j In 19*4 by the Di Consumer. Power Company, stale. which has more than 50,000 elec— • - - ■ Uic and 70,000 gas customers In\ । the Greater Lansing Area, Isn't flying kites to promote the sale tory. ’Trailer reglatratiom go back to 1M0 when a mere 3,700 persons received Michigan regtefrom Uw Company to tiic clul- trationa. . oren and oUut kite flyers They There are more than 35500 large trailer nfrictlre, including Centrul Michigan University's vanity grlddera hold a 3-1 edge jprtag games played to date. vided food for U>e boys, and they were required to “sign in" al in­ tervals., Besides the free kites, this year Thera .are lout, ot five such ths company» Laroing Divuwu trails depicting different phases has distributed more tnan liuo of Lincoln's life, and the idea of ThWi* safety posters free to area ™ Nov. a, 1926.> P11,... ullc “,)l1 Panxbl**! *cbooi*. Albert Bennett on , . „ Since that time 18 000 from T1 T*1® klt«» uur K*y ot uU' states and Ihierto Rto havsiHW Ulf children that we dont walked the trails i object to the sport at all." Mr. riched. ThU te a part of the pur- tlictr Country and tu-added Twenty-two deer were killed ■ on area highways between April 7 and April 18. Brown reported. The rood kill used to average one a day, now it Is averaging two a Governor Romney is to rpake the first planting of Kokanee sal- MONEY i TAYLOR Thanks to All For. Making Our boy was presented With a medal, on one aide of which was a-picturn of Lincoln, and on the other was engraved "(the boy's name) walked in Lincoln's Step* on (Uw date)." Greg and Chuck were thrilled ■ with the hike and will never wr • “ r> /• "f J forget this wonderful-farperience.1 iNiptf L eiUlfiei(l MONDAk* MIXERS i Louise Bahs had high game J™* and series this week with 223- ^*Qnd*> afternoon in a gamo 640 Shirley VanDcnburg rolled °“ U* VcnnwilvUi« 193-532. Thelma Barr 182-524, nson<L : Marge Wieland 188-538, Maxine I Jahn Ncwanm hurled the first Dipp 199-513, Bernadine Eckert Uve Inntngx for the Lions and 181-513, Arlene Swanson 188-493. Dick Steward the final two Alma Covllle 172 - 483, Irene frames. Dave Hawkins caught. Heath 171-494, Gladys Edward*; Hugh McPlx-reon roared the 174-468, Darlene Everett 191-494,»winning run in the seventh on a Kayo Alien 169-483, Bertha Tha-, single by Mlko Cogswell. ler 187-484, Mary Roush 199-513,1 Mike McCann wu the Using Donna Goucher 146-406, Sharon pttelwr. Endsley 174-427, Janet Lord 138- Tho score by innings: 3‘ri, Cleo Flora 169-443 and Lpu- Pennfield tre 110 0—4 5 2 tee Ransom IM-397. Maple Valley .. SIS 4M 1-5 9 3 atandlngs: Welcome 91. Piston — . a----------Rl&-83«t, Foodland 83. Vogt,|B . . «... McAHister and Northslde 79. Br«OKS Long String Michigan University's A Huge Success MOWPI' Door Prize Winners: "Michigan Outdoors" •3 plu. lai Hastings, R#5 329 W. Court 3rd--—Glenn Kahler BOWLING FOR FUN and HEALTH been resurfaced for tho mont hi boon checked and reconditioned. SHARPEN UP YOUR GAME Open Bowling SATUR­ DAYS and AMD SUNDAYS Most WEEKDAY AFTERNOONS. Bob & Mickoy Lambert ’ Your Host* HASTINGS BOWL INC Woodland at Michigan The Hear the Scores Highlights of Major League EVERY HOUR at a Quarter Past the HOUR1 (iui.ie to lAiir in Michigan 2nd—Cara Rowley * gan waters during ceremonies set for Thursday, May 27, at Torch Lake in Antrim County. The gov­ ernor accepted an invitation to release the first pailful of young salmon at the mouth of Wilkin­ son Creek on tho northcast shore The Thoniappte District raised $7502 for Boy Scouting. Tills tag raised al the Departments was SI.M8 short of its "Fair Oden and Harrietta hatcheries, Share" to tho Council Budget will be about two Indies long a total of J9.6&9 has been re­ when released. Kokanee. a land­ mv augur . , I*'*0 Ehhmg Licenses queued for 1065. however, to locked form of the Pacific sock­ NpKl... ol UG ToMra H„f. TP"Du„h.ton. »; date only 47510 has been raised. eye salmon, will also be planted During the last four years tlie in Higgles Lake. About 2H mil­ * ___________ Michael E. Norton. 21, and Alan Thomapple District has in­ lion fry Me expected to be turned 1 ’ C. Sherry; 17. all of Hastings. creased its membership 117 per- loose in the two lakea this Spring were arrested by Conservation during the flrat piuue of a fourOfficer Charles Haapala on April year program which has as iu 10 while spearing on Bassett goal permanent establishment ot Creek for not having fishing li­ Uic species in Michigan as a * Construction Money censes. They were arraigned be-' their driving “tall safe." Ac­ popular game fisher. They can available for new homes fort Justice William Hummell cording to the Institute for Saf- be expected to grow into mature and each paid fines of <10 and rpawnera by the Fall ot i960, ac­ ----------- - --------— —- —-------I cording to Howard A Tanner narily capable and skilled te the;chief of Uic Departments fish ' Central Michigan University's, cause ot thc majority of high- section. -i.-unn th , species' Ihoming wZih. iin „_­ ; Lumber Co. The ’ i964 golf team won a school rec- way accidents. What is driver stinct 1* such that thc adult fish J Galesburg, Mich. failure? It includes such load­ will return to the exact sites ing error* aa (allure to signal where they, were rtteawd. he property, failure to use proper said. Kokanro salmon probably Lincs for turns, failure to dim will be about 14 inches long and lights, failure to otnervo a sign weigh a pound or so at maturity: in Michigan. They are silvery in color with a dark blue back tliraugh most of their life, tum------------- --- ------ mg a brilliant red with a green­ failure. however, 'may get him he*d when ready to spawn. , Into a peck of trouble. They die after spawning. Torch 1st-—Mrt. Bert Milleson •- cuuarai ,’1C10 The-rulM arc: Never fly kites in wet weather; never use metal­ lic string or metal braces on the kite; never climb a tree or pole to rescue a kite; keep off street, 1and highways, and keep kites away irom wires, antennae, 1aerials and similar structures. nS? Snh,Ta»i| 1 T11B Monday evening —.U, M> unu« wep ana ougar naan, arc ; Charlotte Loiei BOlf ienguo got underway as the CouncU Executive. Board, open Saturday. Batea Pond wlUiMarshall High defeated tho tarira of taka. Michisan and ---- ---------------------------- -----.. , We giv« by Hasting^ City limits te open WUC MJ —’ ------------------- . ------------ —j.™1 Charlotte ....... MT U HWh-golfers, 175-188. ___ _ — ” . — _ -A-, _____ operating committee chairmen. tnr no fly H-.aRvuilstthjg Inun from shore with, Wednesday. “J----- ‘ \ferU14T3ohn . WhiteAdvancement chairmanadranoo, Eldine ;■ •» ft crll* «l‘ 1Un mg’-: Iviy had hadaa 43 43J. f for the Oriole., Harry DeVault repartedMJ 11 ‘t ol lwo “*« •“tab »> &»« Ames 47. Jiunes 47, Joe Bartaloccl 49 and rnente In rank”which mdudsd’ Jour. blended from 5 am-- Bill Brown SO on the Marshall two Eagle Ranks; 967 Cub Ar- t0 P-*” Game Warden Gene rows, and Scout merit tautgoi “roan «portethe ucather holds xirui rrom uic uaauisc ais—, ; , — , —— were issued issued m in wot. 1964 thc key und wWlc “tocams reveal that rainbow runs %r.lne-hoto teyout Pardee *1 U*lnit U’° Sparians since were vcfy hlghlhc . <wc CM1P*nB ,uid cbalr- clearing up over thc weekend. If certain yoor ramp fire te dead- h*Uc.J«. GUI. «i Sheriff 's Girl* j Rln^'^Ss^Wul^t^.n uw. a uuu cue rcre .<1.,:,... man Melvin Haight repo; ted ylc streams are over their banks follow: l<15» and Big D 41. J j pfuhed most of that game. qustte. Little Manistee, Big Bet- j that 10 HlRhllght Activities were fishermen won't be able to get to W’SdsFi notate1, oo cnndiuilnl ‘*wc«« Iw s.t» the holes . ._ but .__ . if .. they __ .drop ____ .back _ . tai al4 and Platte rivers. These rlv- i __ er| and the Big Manistee are ex- J . -- « —. wn « pomta (I>C4 which attracted 200 units, almost normal, fiaiita,: uhotild be big play at the o^ 1 «°Od' Anniversary potluck dinners held and School Section lakes. OreGreen Dlvlxion atA county; Crystal and Big' KcihL 53. points. Cook 52. 1 Plltte lakes. Benzie county: Gar- paint: Rose 47. Flora 86, 0; FX»Thirty-six Cub Leaders train­ leb pond. Wexford county: Lake t ter 42. 4, MacAUister 65, 0; Casping courses and 13 Scout leaders Lmlaruiu and Lime lake, Leela-iCV 48, 4. Siegel 81. 0. tuft county; Green anfi BoardRed Division . course* with 423 participants m|n lakes and Brown Bridge} Chmoweth 44. 4. Martin <4. D: were conducted during 19«. pt»d. Grand Traverse cOuhly; fT. Crnnlnger 4B, 4. Wtnlck 57. and Basford and Cecclte lakes, o. W. Crcnlngtr 58. 4. Irwin 59. L^ecounty. 0; -Osgood CT. 4. Gardner 61. 0; registered in the Thornapple District during 1964 aa of April 1965 A total of 1324 Cuba. Blue DI»Won Hamaty 45. Fletcher 47, 0: Nearly 100,000 In Safety Flight Trailers Licensed Maple Valley Athlete (w councu. Boy Soouta of Town&lllp Tamarick Creek in ^n,‘?lcav,l.l.lhe.?nn2jal..bu*lnwo Haitimarc. Gtea» Crwk. Harn , meeting held at the Southeastern1 Cicek In Barry Township, HUI। i1School In Hastings Monday. _ M -t-i-tt Springs r -|- and[ Creek in Yankee I Janies Lewis was elected |^“to“lrvtog*“our”trouriak» 1 District ComminMoner and n<en with Uma util* Hastings Scouts Walk the Lincoln Trail ■ NR* * Crnwe Irails • Waterfall map • Smail A Trout ,Md • • AR NiwiMltoff to COMPLETE BROADCASTS at 7:15 a.m and 5:10 p.m. DAILY -0N- Music, Naw. ond Sport* Your Radio Dial Set at 1220 Wl WILL ALSO CARRY SOME OF THE HASTINGS HIGH SCHOOL GAMES THIS MASON inc l<wS^3eU VV B C H RADIO STATION �Tinkler’s 78, Dale’* 71, Aluminum 4- *-ft* BOWLING WITH TUB STABS Store 58'v. Th* naming* Electric 56, vixmg M, Patten Monument 51h, Consum­ ers Power 51. Cauktn’s Oller* MH Saxon Squads to Swing’ Back Into Action Staff of Champion. HASTINGS COMMERCIAL MAJORS It was Harvey Haan’s night Thursday and Uie fine sportsman maggl*d 333-837 U> sat a torrid pace In the Commercial Major*. John Kaslnhky rolled a good 31H13. Shannon Lydy 231.503, Hill Brown 538. Don Graham 317-H2, John McLean 306-588, SI Howe 302-554. Harold Eckert -544. Max Myers 211-582, Ir­ win Harwood 547. Russ Haul Doug Vickery was the big gun 211-543, Joe Burkholder 202-560. Ed ffheler 331-552. Floyd Wil­ Friday, tiring 215-594. John Kaliams 216-549, Bob Miller 533 and Norm Bryans 534. tin 304-606. Dale Captxm 504. Art Howe 302-518, Bob Clinton M0. Jack Smith 513. Al Kennedy M0. Harwood* IGA 63H. Platon Harold Hall 500. John Haven* Ring* 84. City Food «H. Wel­ 504. Bruce Terry 232-546, Charts* come Tavern 82. Larkc Buick Krauss 514, Lynn Burdick Ml, 81H, Roush Tailors 57’4. MontDan Allerdlng 534. Roger Raber 48 and Tyden 33. Sport* 213-823, Ken Keeler 537.'Bill Hol­ lenbeck 807. Don Dalman 843. Gerald Forbey 833. Rum Nash match to make up. 544. Bud Green 610. Ron Nash MONDAY BOWLERETT8E 515, Jack Drumm 225-572. Bob BOWUNG B. W. BL! 88 LEAGUE Standing*! King Pins 59, Foundry 5144, Red Crown* 54, Bide Floor MH, Can Plant 54W. Assemblers M. Lath* 81. Engi­ neers and Core Room 50, Pattern Hhop 48, Office and Flyer* 46, Repair* 45Si, Vise and Chargers 43, Mixers U. B lexers 35 and THURSDAY MATINEE HtaaAlngs: Hasting* Motor Bale* 81H. Lydy Trucking ffl, Canada Dry 89'j. Crystal Can­ dles 83. Smith Az Doster 57 and Ramblers 42. Bobbie Handy rolled 194-5TC, Joan Martin 188-508, Jeanie# Dalman 170-461, Shirley Ray­ mond 178-449 and Ella Higdon IM-425. Sports Set After Courtesy On The Lanes Every, sport has som* rulw of etiquette or fair play, and bowling Is no exception. You and your friend* will enjoy the game more if you eliminate eituaUona which subtract from tho fun in bowlfora you are »chedul*d to bow!. Generally speaking, th* bowl­ er on th* right ha* th* right­ of-way, but th* bowler on th* left ha* preference if shooting tall* and atill a spare. When ano ther person th* pr«*crihad tira*. Remem­ ber that punAiallty i* admired him, call to another bowler or on the lane* a* well a* off. in any way distract th* bowler To all bowlers, 1 »*y confin* who is concentrating In th* your gyrations to your own •tanee position. lanes. It is true we all like to To league bowlers I bsy, u»e “Body English" during our •m*k* min m time’’ gam* but don’t do *o by in­ You should habit of fringing on the right* of some­ ling eeoone else who ia bowling on another lane. and Hasting* Milling 84. GartiNo. 8 ha* M. Highlander WH, haa UH, Cuyler Trucking WH and Hasting* Floor Covering 4». Shirley VanDenburg. picked and Evelyn Donovan 160. Bhlrley Dsbble Raymond picked up_the 6-7-10 Mary IMartin 99-124—223, Cindy COMMERCIAL MINORS posted 177-479, Glayd* Edward* 178-413, Ruth Thoma* 176-464, three pin* of hitting thc M0 bar­ Bally VanDuln* 174-487, Lot* JUNIOR LEAGUE rier Thursday, rolling 334-597 to Roblycr 180-475, Peg Sergeant "Mouse" Reynolds was high lead the Minors. Norm Bryans with 148-153-301, Jerry Purdy had 15I-147-3M, Larry Osgood 139-128—367. Mik* Root 143­ Morgan 202 - 549, Gordie Howe 129—371. Rick VanDenburg 133201-543, Paul Cassel 213-687, Bud McDonald 175, Vickie Utter 180. Waters 303-510, Bill Kruko 301­ Anna Bump 175, Betty Horton 565 and Pau! Woodman 215-550. I97’ Ireno WWon< m- DueUa ~L. Standing*: Smith Bros. W.jpooilag 180, Porta Naylor 182 Wes VanDenburg 117-125 — 342’ Nearly 623,000 worth of per­ sonal property went up in smoke last year as the result of forest fires caused by Michigan recre­ ation tits Timber operators accounted for only *300 In forest fire dnmMichigan dur.ng 1964. Cash Carry Savings CONSTRUCTION & BETTER FRAMING LUMBER ..$111.00 M D. Fir-----Spruce .. 107.00 M Red Cedar D. Fir .... Spruce .... D. Fir .—, Z’alO" D. Fir r’kld" Spruce — .. . 121.00 M 101.00 M 2"x12" D. Fir FIBERCLAS INSULATION Thick . Medium Economy $49.00 M 37.50 M 28.50 M 99.00 M 111.00 M 103.00 M 113.00 M 129.00 M STUDS ASPHALT ROOFING __________ -Square 235 lb. Sealdown------------ -Square 180 lb. T-Lock________ Square 235 lb. Tuftab Roll $6.66 7.75 5.95 2.17 15 lb. Felt____________ 30 lb. Felt____________ 2.17 45 lb. Smooth 1.60 1.80 55 M.50 M 90 19 Roll ________ Roll lb. Smooth _________ Roll lb. Slate ....................... Roll |b. Salvage Edge ... Roll 1 ftM<orrugated Steel, 7*-l '-1O'-I2‘ BOARDS I"x6" Ph»e i"x10" Pi«« . -Mi- 89,00 M -MS- 94.00 M -$4$- 89.00 .14$-- 89.00 M M < ; 20"x16M 24"x16M 24"x20" 24"x24" “““ 28"x20" 28"x24" 32"x16" 32"x20" 32"x24" 36"x16" 36"x20" COMPLETE PRICE LIST ON REQUEST Complete Units __ 2 Lt. Weather Strip 2 Lt. Weather Strip 2 U. W«*th*r Strip 2 Lt. Weather Strip .$13.05 13.66 14.97 16.00 1449 2 Lt. Weather Strip 2 Lt. Weather Strip 2 2 2 2 2 16.62 15.43 16.81 18.45 16.41 17.56 Lt. Weather Strip Lt. Weather Strip Lt. Weather Strip Lt. Weather Strip L*. Weather Strip 2.95 WINDOWS & DOORS 2.15 2 Track up to 60 United Windows $11.25 9.85 Prehung Standard Doors— 24.49 Prehung (Color) Delux* Doors 38.00 80 Common Nall*------------ _____ £— $5.50 8'x7'—4 Sec.—2 Panel 5.40 5.90 I# Nall,______ . — Ut> *oa Nall,__________ 5.65 1%" Gale. Roofing 1ft" Drywall -- ... 8.40 8.25 740 16'x7'—Flush Doer 9'x7'—Fiberglass—Colors -$2.5B - 3.35 SANDED PLYWOOD 7.04 2.80 ft“-4'x8‘ Birch %**-4'«8* Birch . 7.00 . 7.00 7.50 9.80 11.00 Rustic Walnut .... ft -4 x8 Natural Walnut .. ft"-4'x8' Cherry .. GYPSUM PRODUCTS ft" Rocklath-------------------------- 434.00 ft" Bestwall------ -----------------H* Begtwall—-4x1-10-12 45.00 54.00 48.50 ft" Beetwall SMg. 2x8 .1. — 17c 2'12' Acoustical 44c 2.25 12* Main Beam 10* Wan Moulding 148 24c 52c 1.00 SIDING ft"xl" Rodwood -CL & A $173.00 M ft"x!0" Redwood -CL fr A 205XX) M Lodge Pole No. 2Ceve 1x8 148.00 M Lodge Peh _Ne. 124 135.00 M 1x8 1x6 1x8 Alum. ' Ledge Pole No. 3 Cove Lodge Pole No. 2 Car Insulated Siding-------- 130.00 M 148.00 M 30.00 $«. OAK FLOORING INSULATED SHEATHING Btr. Oak Shorts -.$129.00 Btr. Oak Random Length _ 110.00 $79.00 45.00 BRIN ItN TO liN MHOAT THRU FRIBAT SATURDAY IM TO Ml When you are in better physical condition. a big Job won’t over­ tax you—nor your heart. Al Uie same time, * medical checkup is helpful in spotting a physical danger signal. ’ Best of all. make some Spring resolutions (you probably make lands this Spring, make sure your burning site is a safe dlsan excellent time to quit amok- i lance from build ins*. If possible use an Incinerator. Otherwise, dig a fire line around your burning amounts of fau and to reduce area and stand by with a shovel your consumption ot solid fata and Just to diet and exercise sur­ plus pounds away. Anytime 1* a i:ood time to reduce, but Spring No. 3 Lodge Pole C.M. 125.00 GABLI ROOF GARAGES Complete—Precut $402.00 Complete—Precut 592.00 Complete—Precut ---------- 664.00 INTERIOR DOORS 178x6/8 270x6/8 2/4x6/8 2/6x6/8 2/8x678 PARTY GIFTS STATIONERY OHic. & School Supplioi SCllADER'S Office Supplies Headquarters for CMU Football Sked Expands Central Michigan University1* 1965 football schedule wa* ex­ panded to 10 game* with the an­ nouncement by Athletic Director Dan Rose that Ferris Stat* Coladded to Uic card. BOWLING TROPHIES! Special Engraving Rates i 44.00 48.00 57.00 108.00 110.00 99.00 80.00 141.00 PRECUT GARAGES — 10c FT. — 10c FT. —13-8/10c ..Il-Vic __18-8/10c -12-Hc SUSPENDED CEILING 11.85 PRE-FINISHED V-GROOVED PLYWOOD PANELING Lauan — ft"-4'x8‘ Knotty Pine CEILING TILE 12x24" Flala 16x32" Plain 12x12" Decorator —— 12x12" Pert. Acoustical 12x12" Fierentine--------12x12" Silewtex—ft" . 12x1" SHentwa— ft" ... Says the Association: ’’Start exercising slowly. If you have a heavy Job around Uic house, rest often and work at a reasonable CARAGE DOORS 50 LB. BO) 1" Bilv. Roofing--------------- _________ PLYWOOD SHEATHING which scored Suddenly, It’s Spring MILLWORK NAILS uMS._>8«40 M |"x6"-8" Cedar I"xl2" Cedar STS £5”?Saw A Salute to Ko>» Johiuon squad. । Board members who attended to Hamilton High’* thlnGrand Ledge and St John*, the Camp Fire Girl* meeting in, dsds in a 4 o’clock dual Friday according to league iteUsUctan their room above the Fire Sta- ’ afternoon. iMketcood Firat League Walter Jaehnlg of the Green- tion Monday evening had a spec-, ville Dally News, are tied luriial treat and were greatly 1mFoe; Comela, St. Johns flnt Both have 44 point* andt pressed with the excellent and Lakewood 1* second with 34. j interesting presentation given by defeat&ag MirUn and Cal< Tied for 'A IISporta' St. Johns wan both thc football' Rom Johnson as h* displayed the donta. After a week’s layoff because and basketball championship.. Indian Relics thatTe collected Next week Coach Pagan* aqu of Exster vacation. Hasting* took fifth in wrestling and fifth | “ » young boy along khe bank of High School athletes out for In cross country. Grand Ledge R'-e Thomapple River near Irvafurnoon. will go to Nortbvww— iag. Spring sport* are to swing back into action with Coach Bob fifth in basketball, took the This gentleman has. over the VanderVeen’* track squad host to years, done considerable research Charlotte Monday, April 26. for to obtain Uie accurate and his­ Hastings Relays. Jim Lnrlng and Tom Benldks a 4:30 dual and Wednesday there I Here is the standing at all toric information about hl* colwill be four West Central duals1 eight league teams a* of right don la. will) Loring winning tho'--. ■ now. Polqt* are listed in this or­ Ing to authorities In the field of long jump with a lead of 18 7 The llutlnn Relay* will be der; Football, basketball, wrest­ Investigation and in *o doing his ling and cross country: held on Saturday, May 1. ride this Immediate vicinity. One Coach Jock Clarey's baseball of the historical book* In the team Is to see It* first West Cen­ he high... Sostings Public Library obout tral Conference action on Thurs­ te early pioneer history men­ day. May 28. against Lakerood tions that on* of th* finest Indi­ a'. Lakewood. Thc game schtdan Collection* belong* to Mr. ulcd with Alma on April 15 has 12-NT—26; AlmaRow Johnson of Hastings. been rescheduled for the Panther The many group* who have heard Mr. Johnson speak on this topic know how well he combines factual material with a thought­ ful bit of philosophy. In doing all <M), 5:08; Jim VanHouteu. (M),.. of this, and sharing It with oth­ 120-Hlgh hurdles, .7.8; Jerry, ers. he U a credit to his heritage, Suddenly, Il’s Spring. pen Ing of the Conference and the community in which he The symptoms ore chuslo —an lives. Norman, low hurdles, 245; rallfl Wo salute Hou Johnson. HasUngs golf team will be host awakening. Everything in nature to Lakewood over the Hasting* Is emerging from hibernation. Country Club layout next Thurs­ nlng and Gary Stauffer). day. April 39, and the tennlx is a season of replenishment afteam will also host the Viking* that day and Friday, April 30. Coach Anton Turkal’* netmen will be host to Marshall HasUngs High launches the tnore exercising than mastlcatSpring spert-s league season far Too many persons are fat and causa* ot fixed object collision* , flabby in the Spring. To these, a suggestion from the Michigan ALUMINUM COMBINATION $108.00 M 101.00 M I Easter Holiday Rambla Inn 78H. Color 2'4. Motor Aires 73. Oil- 150-409 and Ann Pavlik 154-398 Scotties, 661/z421/z Matches in Four Birch ______________________ $6.15 Birch ______________________ 6.50 __________________ 7.50 Birch _ Birch ____________________ 750 Birch ------------------------------------- 7.95 3/0x6/8 Birth ------------------------------------- 8.95 4.65 1/8x6/8 Lium — 4.60 2/0x6/8 Lmm 4.60 2/4x678 Uss* 5.25 2/6x6/8 Lauan _. 5.50 2/8x678 Ueaa .— 5.95 3/0x6/8 Lauan Centeal's grid rivalry wi|h .errts ha* been at a standstill since the team* hut played In 1951, Coach Bill Kelly* $r»t year at Central. The China ground out'a 40-6 victory in that The CKippewaa hold a 25-8 ad­ vantage In the 30-game eerie* which began in 1902 with an 11-0 Central victory. Central holds a itrlng of nine straight wins in Uie aerleu following back-to-back Ferris State win* In 1934-38. Sept, 11. Wisconsin State (WhlteYoungstown; Sept. 25, Western Michigan; Oct. 2*. Norttum Illinois; Oct. 9, at Nortbarn Michigan for Trophies Sold Here Wo do Hie Engraving ASK FOR FREI CATALOG We con furnish trophies for all sports, Fishing Contests and all special purposes. x SAVE AT State. • Interstate Conference inAC) Game*. Pete Mlskov, Central Michigan University Bophomorc shot put act, set a meet record at the Eastern Illinois Relays for the second year in a row tn winning hi* specialty with 118 STAYS STRIP "Reliable Service Since 1928 PREHUNG DOORS 1/6x678 Birch l/8x6/8 Birch 2/0x678, lirch 2/4x6/8 Birch 276x6/8 Birch 2/8x6/8 Birch 8/0x6/$ Birch $17.60 . 17.60 >-OCAL.«iLON?iDl^&NCE 18.60 18.60 19.15 PLUMBING 3-FIICK BATHROOM SET 5' Steel Bath-Tub, 17x19" China Lavatory, Washdown Closet, All White, Let* Trias1--------------------------------------------------- $«4.00 TAVinD lumber company 1 XW ■■UK GALESBURG, MICH. PROMPT SERVICE YAM I KES Let Us Do All Tho Work 5-5164 NO JOB TOO LARGE or TOO SMALL Company Approved AAova* �East Middle Lake Freeport Methodist Church and enjoyed ! State Incraued «ia H 14* »•* U1 k«»W Card of Thanks ..and In Mamoriam Commander. Robert Humph CAMB or THANKS Saturday gnash at won hto gwnd(toKikw and family from Wcxxi- Mrs Seymore Bouwens. ; Jr. vice, Frank Burgssa; guarlennaster. Grorge Faunce. px*t and daughters of Battle Creak advocate. Izon Bird; chaplain, Glenn Brovont; surgeon. OorUun Hngham. A Mrs. Sylvan T*gg Tk*l b» vtoto* at s »»*« •( s*i* Blough. Ernest Gross and El­ thetr own food. fi ta***U.t—m**S. *M4 atoOCM** *U1 wood Yoder. Jerry Posthumus liume in. Alto. feeling when our The Ladles Auxiliary officers elected are: Prealdcnt. Hilda so much m Brovont. Br. vice, Joyc® Buehler. Mrs Carl BlacklBUgc ar.d baby Jr. vice. Marjorie Bird; treasurer, Mary Faunce; chaplain. Sylvan ere of Middleville were Easier ixenpilcd by the Mi partmcnt ot Hewitts. £* at Pennock Hospital. Oarltoi, Methodise Church, W»CS and Grarure tar their prayus. call*, cards, flowers and ecu of with a total at 11«J»4 nei era ua cutnparwl to llk.111 1861. at Creaaey Wednesday. and eu- il maa. guard, Thelma Treat; secretary, Carol Routh; patriotic Ciair Bassett and child! en of Instructor, Evelyn McNaughton. North Irving were Saturday e ve­ Lawremc and Golds Farrell 103J22inl<W Laurall, located nearby, want left Mandlng but thc windows ■ mi Maar- Henry Myers. A Mra. Henry My­ Rousli, alternate to the District ers visited Mra. Glendale Myeis at Middleville Thursday, a Eas­ ter Sunday dinner guest* of Mr. stalled in May. and Mis Vernon Thompson waa Uielr daughter, Mr. and Mra. BSSXST.S UUp Secse and Marvin Pa track and clUldren. BUUJBCT TO QU Friday ttOOM Sunday evening *uppcr guest* raawSvd la Utw IM were their daughter, Mr. and Mr*. Gary McGhee and children. Kauffman, Mrs. Mina Wieland IN MEMOELIM linesmiss U CmtoKi losar la fovtog memory of William and children were E**ter Sunday PUBLICATION OBDU. McNutt who passed away April dinner guests ot Mra. Leona Mc­ Ghee of Middleville. A Mr. and Mra. Bruce Shoebridge and aon of Middleville were Easter Bunthrough. Mra. Richard Bhoebrldgc. * Mr. *1>> it* April U, 1M7. jn.i.tt'w' and Mrs. FYanlt Bumpus Saturlug of April 7 they headed for _ points of Civil War intorat. rtneu, were Sunday viaitors at tho The total Dumber of deaths that to somewhat more than a home of hl* father. Albert Reo- made a business trip to Detroit Friday. A Mias Kay McMillan hobby with Tom. En route they visual Mlm Joan Engio SaUir- number recorded in WGJ. The only change in the ranking of Pleasant Galley knd. Ohio, on thetr way home, the road Sunday and Monday They also called on Mr. and befoe Mn>. Richard Cohort (Winifred and Among kba point* they visitod (not in the erddr Burkey, vuitcd) were: OajMRltog, Pa,, made famous by John Browns toUj Shoebndge. A Mr. and Mra. Kay rstrl In IUL anrf Ch*rt— •!,,«„ Beesc visited Mbs Evelyn Beesc. daughter of Orton Sccic, Thurs­ day afternoon at Allo. Later they Sunrise UXITBD BTATBS OT AMBKICA. Mangagea By CBuk r. Bin TUBXJ0AVION Q1DU .** Sla* i, Itott, IMF,..*!. rtSfiSTftTSilX with accounting far ‘UP Ml. vbittng followed by cancer with 11^)17 kral * Ror lZ^ -n" ’•... that designate the rite where boutanam and retu was hanged; and MonUoeUo,! wlthhml she wa/ Easter Sunday dinner guesu the manrion designed and built! parann^ umd of Mr. and Mra. Floyd Duke* with 1AM (down M), cinhort* congenilal nuslfannaUaua with play Jn Detroit Bunday evening 9M (up 17), and suicide with RU at the Wurendalc United Breth­ • down 11). ren Gtatfch. emitted ' Clwlst in the Conquered City." directed by reported last year, lacludlflS 3.­ 119 who failed to survive the died from coc Darlene of Clarksville were Wed-.Jackson Het his arm) and ^4 Grand Rapids, was to ro­ ... ..Hlchmmil Uto rnnfoh-rab, ran. . *“?“**;. .. . S-SSTOd. DaJ’vitok ikall aatoar LaMarra* A. IMator. AgMiaialraiar, Mrs. Harry Reigler of Hastings «hero Leo surrendered to Grant the, i»» *Ujw»se* at hi* Bs*l aaoaak Mr and Ur» william a Rtaitar Lima ended the li».- Civil War. Wax. and Mr. Mrs. William lai ter and thus PUBLICATION O1DIL PUBLICATION OBDBB service Churches and tlie ixriukfiuA, wore enjoyed by many. * The 404). diabetes with 3JNS (up 10), 5X. "is? .yr/fg ig “ “ "““S L.EGALS was that dlabctta, moved from By Mra. Ethol Blank tsarI rsl* 1>*I«4. At K-vW pital under special care and was al Grwovftto. was Improving al tort report. * Mr. 1______ *._,_ •l ctotot* MM* »r* *r* rrualrrj •_ * Easter Bunday" gueeta and Mrs. Frank Dutcher Thetr trailer, which to located Maynard Dutcher of Caledonia. mortal Hrapitel having under- ntayer of Grand Rapids and Mi Bernard fJchondclmayer of Mid­ dleville. A Mrs. Frank Dutcher Halted her aunt, Mra. Margaret Cave, at thc Medical Fsrtlliy Friday. Wealcyan Methodise Church m family were Easter —_ w patient at Pennock Hospital a week. Mrs. Claud Walton. * Mr. and Mra. ' Richard Bird were Sunday lunch­ leaving the 26th for a trip around arc! Kidder of Hasting*. • Tens and ScoU Kidder are spending Clusrlcs King and Mra Caroline■ the week wltli Linda and Cindy Bird. A Easter Bunday dinner guest*'Of Mr. and Mrs. Noxval Dockham Thursday at’the Bey- Thaler were Mr. and Mrs. Howmore Bouwtns home. Kihei Blank attended william Pritchard f Tuesday evening. Potluck Was the Winter months in Ttoaaa the neighboring states. A 1 BanfteM Mrthodisb Chon Good Friday enmlng. Mra. Fred I while her daughter and huttMad spent a week at Getllnburg. the pedro club Ernest Grow oladrr of NashMra. Jay wing ir gueato of Mr Mra. In a local hrwpftal. She to at Lent Corners getting to them with a supply. By Mr*. Leland Hammond In spite of Uic precautions there was much looting in tho area. Mias Helen Reesor enjoyed a two-day vncatttm from her Khool duties at Colon and was at her home here from Friday Mr. and Mrs. Lyle CiNunpion. * night until Tuesday. A Mr. and Greta Blough were Mr. and Charles Blough and Ron Wll- Mra. Byron HnUrly and clUIMra. Robert Bl.’High and daugh- M*cn “nJ hi* sister, Robin, of Leland Hammond's birthday. * ter* of Nurthvihe. Mr. and Mra. Ha:tings. A Mr. and Mra. Charles Krtth Blough and family al ■O!bbi sPBot Saturday evening Ronald Oaatera. at Hastings. * George and Duane fkhalbly Monday after spending 10 day s PUBLICATION OBDBB. ■aoMreM n bail nag Hxiton. Micklgaa Dy Mrt. Leo Frey and Mra. Jesse Blough and Hu- PUBLICATION OBDNN. PUBLICATION OBDBB. Banfield - Vicinity Word . was received Saturday RSU: A, urday visitor* ot Mr. ami Mi*. Floyd Duke*. A Mra. Floyd Duke* accompanied Mrs. Harry Reigler, Mr*. Clayton Reigler and chil­ dren to Mr. and Mr*. David RelgIcra of Carlton for dinner Thurs­ day. In the afternoon Mra. Da­ vid Reigler accompanied tlie la­ PUBLICATION OBDEB. dle* to Clarksville where they vuited Mr. and Mra. William Staiter and Mr. and Mra, Robert Hunlinga of Clarksville. " Mr. and Mrs Don Walluna.* Ba: fr**l W Liag* KUag. . Il to Or4«to* lk*l m M*j < IS«S. and family of Detroit were week­ end guest* of his parents, Mr. Vote Walluna*. A Mr. Robert Walton and doctor piUd Guild will m«4 Monday pm. April 26. with Mr*. RuUl Hughes. A Mr. and Mra. BurSunday callera of Bill Parish and By Mra. Mary Jackton Mra. Ella Waraop of Battle {‘““J1*’- * w. and Mra. James Creek * Mrs Milton Buehler sheehan MntJ fBUUly of Grand 11* AtmM ley and family and David 1 7M-1SS0 SJi.i.’SUb'S Sr is PUBI4CATI0N OXDEM 52%r*!?s " Middleville Mrs Lob Palmer of CheUea Mrs. Bernard Tobin entertained guewte of Mra. Pearl MoOiOckBn. and Mbs Lola Btokoe of Pontiac thetr children and grandchllvisited Mr* Edith Btokoe at the 'y' __ home were Dennb Gronewold of Lira Garden Clsunplon and Mr. and Mra. Henry VanSyckle Cleveland, Ohio, and Lyle Scouts 106 camped at Charlton family of Delton and Mr. and canoeing waa the main event. Faunce were Friday Norman Jahnke is chairman of the Sea Scouts and other helpers Mr. and Mn. Allen Fish were the Rev. Ear) Bchlpper, Maurice Decker. Rudy Hern and Ray Lumbert A Ralph Smith of and Mrs. Keith Buehler and ane and Lynn. In the afternoon Greenville and aon. Mr. and Mrs. iuin MxAirts children were Easier dinner)Mr. and Mra. Allen Fish arcom- Dale Smith and family of Royal gunsts of tlictr daughter and panled the Keith Bass family to Oak. called on the Rev. and Mra family. Mg. and Mrs. Henry Grand Rapids where they vSlted Jason Speere Bunday. PUBLICATION 0BD1B. ». ptortata I llmdrrihalt BuiUlac VanByckle at Dowling. A Easter Mr. and Mra. Harry Bougiiner of Members of Uie Historical Bo&»£*«• JMtt lltollM*. AtUhlsas luncheon inert* of Mr. and Mra iCcmatock Park. The. Boughner Milton Oixli!cr wen, Mr and house trailer was badly shaken paring for an antique sale to be 1‘UBLICATI Mra. John UAame. Jr^ and sr«> »“l» blown away In the held at the Community Building of Carlton. Mku Barbara Pyle. 8und‘< tornado. Later Mr. and Mra. Robert Humphrey IS®*!* 5Ten?g. ^7 ?roTe and family. Mr Furresl Buehler J »K»ed the wreckBarry County Anyone having things to donate or sell may call •4mU CoBriroem. Hut lag*. Mkkic** a k**r lira. John Gardner, also dam<as be haM al wktok all rrthtoe* o( hU SMuami are r^nuIrrJ to preVa l» SMMW te skew iged fn the tornado. lk<>T claim*. Creditor* Mil Alv ■AmM wl k rr< Easter dinner guest* of Mr. claim* «iIk th* Court **d Hinkley and family of Hasting Mra. Shields, formerly of Grand taae«S assrstoS Ar DoMlt 1 and Mra. Ronald Owen of Mid­ Rapid*. 1* making her home with dleville and Mra. Margaret Cave Soul h Preejxxt of the Medical Facility. A Mr. French. Mr. and Mra Carl Tuttle, Air­ and Mra Ivan Roush received man Ralph Tuttle, Mr. Paul Tut- F-Mter telephone rails from their turned from Clearwater. Fie. last son*. Mr. and Mr*. Bill Vander- week. Their grandson, Tommy Nashville and Mr. and Mra Terr) male of Marysville and » Lynn, chatifferod for them. After Ploeg and won of Dutton were Mra. Tom VandWiuale of ■ short visit he returned to hl* Easter Bunday dinner guests of town, N.Y, Easter dinner home in Clearwater. * Mra. Bud Mr. and Mra. Adon Myer*, a Mr j an<f Mra. Ivan VanderJack of! Mra. Effie Parker, local. Mrs Young and children of Ypsilanti Grand Rapids ware Friday sup­ PUBLICATION OBDBB per guests of Mr. and Mrs. Adon I'isktto Cwt. Dsrtr er. A Mrs. Paul Newman Myers. A Mr. and Mrs Ivan VanMEMORIAL M0NUM1HTS John Strange on Heath derJack of Grand Rapids were OF DISTINCTION Friday evening callers at Uie family, and Mr. and Mrs.' Norvg] Thaler and family were Sunday Lawrwwca IroHian luncheon guesU of Mr. and Mrs Dan Postma Mr. and Mra Dean Btuart and John Kowatexyk1* ot near Alto family were Friday supper1 were Easter dinner auuLa 3<H S. Ulekipn Av*. for Easter Bunday dinner. A Mlu guests of Mr. and Mrs. Robert, their parents. Mr. and Mra. CtifNancy Kowakxlk of near Alto Conley of Hastings k Easter to^DavlS- * Mtaa Elisabeth CSu. and Mlu Ruth Ann Tyler of East Freeport spent Thursday with Dean Stuart their grandparents, Mr and Mrs Robert Cnnliry and son. Gary. her folks in Lincoln, Nebraska Orvln AUerdlng. Canity of HasUngs Mr and Mrs Fred Rock and Easter Bunday dinner guret* •a Whitney enjoyed family of Warren were at their of Mr*. Sylvan Tags were Mr cottage at Puyne Lake ovtr the and Mr*. Jerry Poslhtimus and fiard Whllney. of Castor vacation. A Mr and Mrs ROMET W. SWnWOOD. Mgr. Elmer Bender and Timothy and Mcsecar and children of relative* from lew to MiddleWednesday where i Memorial unvlcca Keith Buehler. ★ Thursday din- Mrs. 1 more of Niles, during thto ttma Knaves Business Directory PRODUCTION CREDIT '■ ASSOCIATION WISHIRHOOD AIMCV 15 IISURAIiCE AU Forms of ADVERTISEMENT WATER AND SEWER EXTENSIONS SOUTH BROADWAY STREETS CITY OF HASTINGS, MICHIGAN Sealed proposals for coagtrucHon of eppioxi 1,900 lineal foot of F «*4 10' soni appurtenances; approximately 1,560 lineal foot of proximately 1,650 Hnoal fwt of 6‘ and 8" wwtwr main, with appurtenances will be received in the City Clark** Office, Hastings, Michigan until 3:00 P.M. (fostam Stendaf^ Tima) Thursday, May 6. 1965 at which time and place Htay wilt be publicly opened and reetf olou4 Thw bidding documents may ba obfwinad of >10.00 dapogrt. rahims Hie bidding documents in good condition submits a bona fide bid. of bkU will kN refunded ons-haW of their dwpmit. Caledonia, and Mr George Tags CITY OF HASTING? JIM1Y Annus Middle. St-.., Saturday dinner guteU of Mr. sM •xaminad at tho office of th« City Clark for the amount �If Its Worth Renting or Selling It's Worth A Classified Advertisement LARKE BUICK CHEVROLET 1435 S. Hanover WI 5'2425 WI 5«2426 Get Set for Miles of Spring Driving Pleasure CLASSIFIED AD PAGE HASTINGS BANNER PHONE WI 5-3481 t«« nt IU *o«*t a! tela aa*Uln>4 ts •*14 n*rl<*r* >*4 Lb* iterate In »arh LEGALS Hndttfann FUBUCATIOX OBDBB. ■aorUM* »UI L. lor.-i. MINIMUM KATE —50c for Twnty Word«. CASH RATS—1 Vi « f„-sic«xsnjf 50c. O* W* susSS- M 1 Dr Hardtop. 5S X.p%i UloriilK MUkWU. 4S#. csro-iftiLS Uon Inside and out.’ “a r»<££f*MaMb t. Ska M Joly 8. UlW. al 0r4*r*A Tbtl **tl«» tlw.-.f 1963 TEMPEST CONVERTIBLE • • • Radio, whitewalls, standard tr.no-U.iA- 1963 CHEVROLET ftsa-rh! 1941 FALCON . . . Futura convertibta. Auto- g bang Nnriiatre Hnnrl.Uta at teoil fvaitMa <14) 1963 BUICK 1963 BUICK LESABRE 18K OLDSMOBILE . . . Beautiful white Starflra coupe. Blue interior, ail the exUu and fully guaranteed. 1943 OLDSMOBILE . . . Dynamic 68 4 Dr. Sedan. Power stewing and brakes, ra­ dio, new whitewalls, tuned and mission. radio. nice economy 1963 CHEVROLET FIRM SUPPLIES IMS RAMBLEB CUSTOM Classified Paragraphs Calendar of Special Events Are You Planning IMS CHiVBOLET iLKvaxirtai. ta______________________ 4/2» CARDS Of THANKS fr IN MIM0R1AMS—-la pee to Do Any Fencing This Spring? GOING TO USE BARB? THURSDAY and FRIDAY, APRIL M, M EPISCOPAL RUMMAGE 6 ALE— HOLSTEIN BULL FOR SALE— Old enough for service. Arthur At the Parish House. Thursday, Palmer. Phone Delton 023-2704 April 26, 4 to 9 p.m. Friday, 4/33 NIW WATItPROO* TARP spotless interior. 1963 CHEVROLET 6 x 7—8221 8 a 9—94.79 1941 F-83 STATION WAGON V8 cosine. Standard traa»- OOINQ TO USE FIELD FlHCt? 1M4 CHEVROLET engine, automatic transmission, GOING TO RIPLACI A GATS 1962 RAMBLER ... White finish with beige in­ terior. Fully equipped, one own- NIED FENCI POSTS? PONTUO t)LD6 CADILLAC 'See fhe New Car Trade-Ins" Seymour, R3 Bellevue. miles south of Lacey. SATB4S 1984 LINCOLN CONTnfKNTAL FARMERS ., . . "It’« Fertiiizar PUBLICATION OBDBB Btet* . Ct M Ur U>» Ceuaty 1944 COMET 4 Dr. Sedan. 8U. trans. 1M3 MERCURY Has power steering i Luggage rack. Has Tima Again! before you buy. We con RmI our Spreader for 50c i'UT 4/33 pubuoatiow obdex. A Help Wanted FARM BUREAU 5ERVICE5 1106 PER WEEK USED CAR LOT WI 5-3903 or WI 5-2454 GUARANTEED STARTING SALARY traliaa la th* I NOTICE- FIRM IMPLEMlNIS a high school education, serv­ iceable car. willing to be away from home four nights a week, and want a sales position with a future, then write Personnel Manager, Box 347, East Lan­ sing, Mich, giving information about yourself and employment record. Schooling and field training are given on full pay FREE diuon. 1942 MERCURY CUSTOM « 4 Dr. Hardtop. Like new con­ dition. ......... U^M 4 Dr. Sedan. ------------------IMS6 1M2 FORD STATION WAGON 4 Dr. Has automatic drive and 1K2 COMET STATION WAGON radio, and In like new condi­ tion. ------------------- 6L1M 1941 MERCURY M nteray CoaverUbie. ..MAM 1159 MERCURY 1961 COMET 4 Dr. custom Sedan. 1959 LINCOLN PREMIER USED MACHINERY SALE! machinery trade-ins ... all prices reduced on used BUY NOW AND SAVB! FRANCISCO FARM SUPPLY M-37 So. BALER TWINE ... If You Buy Your Cara 220 Baler Now Used Farm Machinery. FRANCISCO FARM SUPPLY WI I'tlM »»• Obcatr ot Harry. TRACTORSt 0< GOOD AS NEW STORE steering. Sharp! FOR THE FAMILY— Light Weight JACKETS SLEEPWEAR and UNDER WEAR 1|S9 MEBCtlRT —John Deere No. 8 Mower. Hay < nr. M UM Hte ..» ta* up. !U.1 rood 1MI CHEVROLET NOMAD z Mahler Motor Sales mncoln-mercuby dealer 1*TV« Mkhteal Av« —John Deere HaV Conditioner. —8 ft. Eaay-Flo FertllMer Diltrftutor. WALK UP and SAVE! Heating - Plumbing Service ' New . Remodel GOODYEAR BROS. ★ For Roof—Hoel fatota Board If desired. Good home cooking. Phone 946-9376. 5/6 NoHcm □round floor. Garage, good id­ eation. Phone WI 6-4939. tf TAGK FOR RENT—Refrigera­ tor and stove fumLshcd, KAECHELES 305 S. Church WI 5-5352 around. Write Rawlelgh Dept. MCD-681-181 THIS SPRING make □ L 6-17*5. ★ Household Gm4« Spencer, 1001 S. Dibble. Phone FURNISHED APABTMlWta stallations and remodeling. FOR RENT - UttllUea paid, Powell's Plumbing Co. Free es­' INSIST ON MICHIGAN DOT­ tirr ' rt.Tt TED GASl Bee Carl di Betty’s timates. 24 hour service. Call Appliances before you buy! Middleville 8Y 6-3643 evenings. nicy sell—They Install—They SY 5-3044 days._______ tf; Service. Ph. WI 6-38M. M-31 South. tl It'S Spring Cleaning McCULLOOH—WRIGHT—PIOTime!! The Good-As-New Store will welcome any used clothing, rnucsricb. IV 7-0500 IV 2dishes, utensils, etc. The pro­ ceed* from Uic re-sale of these chains County Special Education 8-3130. tf School. 4/33 GET YOUR WATER SOFTEN­ KIRBY VACUUM CLEANER — ER BALT AT FARM BUREAU Real nlceoondlUon with all at­ services—Hock, block and tachments including power zJo-tahe available. Our Car polisher. Available to responsi­ ble party for 6 final payments of 97 or discount for cash. Cal) 945-9431. 4.22 CARPET CLEANING IS RASY with Host New Electric U> Abundant storage and ★ Lown & Garden Supplies Floor Covering, SPRAOUK LANDSCAPE SZRVschool bus service. Price 830.000. Hastings. Phone WI 6-6116. U ICES—Make arrangements now Phone Delton MA 3-4467. 4.03 for yqur lawn and garden EXPERT .TAILORING your art* m soon as passible. maintenance. Mowing, trim­ BEIX ROAD-12776—130 ocrea. 44/23 bedroom farm home in very ming and spraying. Phone Lake Odessa 374-4761. tf double Into single breaatod PERMANENT BALES AND coats. Al. the Dutch Tailor, POWER SPRAYING 6504 Gun Laks Road. WI 6­ vide bettar service to our cus­ 6714. tf tomers, new positions are avail­ Murphy, Lansing, Mioh., TV 3­ able for intelligent men who Sprague Landscape Services. 2475 or evenings 372-2599 colhave demonstrated personal Lake Odessa 374-4761. tf noat sweepers are avalland employment background. STEURY’B ELECTRIC, Men with combination outdoor. appliance with numbers and enjoy work­ ing with and servicing cus­ tomers with building materials FARM FRESH PULLET EGGS— ★ Pin Call Jahn Special pre-season offer In- rVBUCATIOX OBDBB. ciudas 10 bales of the new ..tH4.yaTs, Eastman premium - quality buu (f H.Uor, Q plastic twine, enough to tie your flrat 5000 bales free. Get the baler that’s simpler, gentler, smoother yet priced with the lowogf—a Com 220 WI 5-3190 4/22 TMAMPORTATIOR RFBCIAUI SAVE I I I 1H9 MERCURY 4 Dr. H.Tup . cury cutboard new boats and trailers. Bee us for a Spring Special. Wheeler .Marine Serv­ ice, Nashville, Mich. OL 3-2951 6/0 $1.00 on acre. Used Car Lot across from Food Center. Also, Cars at rear of Dodge-Dealership. payment* on 1944 Venus Mo­ bile Home. Phone 946-4811. Hastings Electric, 119 W. State. Haatlngs. Phone M5-3M6. tf ‘run/lK“ 5J® ••Wed) • Priced to Fit Your Economy HAVING A PARTY? - Punch Bowl or Cups (up to 3001. Available at amall rental fee. can Episcopal UNFURNISHED — 3-roooi and •llnwinc* nt * PabllMtlM 4,22 1M4 DODGE Two 4/23 OUTBOARD MOTOR TUNEUP • Quality Merchandise MOBILE ROME SALES WO S-B63J CM Dickman Raw Battle Creek. Michigan Acrora from Ralston Purina ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOURPD. 171, HasUngs TstepbMM WI »3bl Meetings <wy Monday, t pm. tf prices, plus free delivery in the City of HuUngs. Just call 046­ s/e SINGKR SLANT NEEDLE 2043. Hastings Milling and With Dlal-a-matlc zfg rag unit Fann Supply. Co. 4/22 for automatic patterns, blind A Automotive hems, ovrrcast. etc. Will sacri­ MARTIN. WREN AND BLUE­ fice far 10 monthly payments BIRD HOUSES — 81 — , tt » “------------— ““ 111 NORTH MICHIGAN AVE­ net work, carpcnte SH31. 4/23 NUE FOR RENT - Space to* payments on 1944 Chevy II Qllcraft. WI 5-3549. am Nora Super Bporta 283 V-B /E ALWAYS HAVE BAR­ engine, 4 - speed ..transmissionGAINS IN GOOD USED PECANS OR WALNUTS-2W Many other options. Phone HOME APPLL4NCES—RcfrigFOR RENT —J WI 5-2223 Get our Fertiliser Prices Dodo•-Dart Dealer 220 W. State country draw exceptional earn­ ings up to 816,500 In a year. This opening In the HasUngs area Is worth Just aa much to the right man. Airmail P. L. Dickerson, Pres, Southwestern Petroleum Corp.. 634 N. Main St. Fort Worth FOR 1.000 BALES FIRST CUTTING ALFALFA AND TIMOTHY— at Hastings Motor Sales 118.500 in a Year Plus . A NEW CAR Ae A Bonus H«h New Moons Hartford Schults Tip Outs Bxpandas Roll Out Rooms f Walls Gun PumacM 10 WldM atari at IM96 Anything In Trade I Buy Used Mobile Homes e good feeder steen. Would BE INDEPENDENT-Sell Raw- ■ to rent pasture by May 1 lelgh Products in Hastings. ★ Farm Bureau Services 4/22 M-37 South SPRING SPECIALS COWS 8TAIJC SHREDDERS—For Rent Haalinga, Mlchigaa I960 CHEVROLET LEGALS MILK who can make short auto tripe for about a week al a time. We are willing to pay top earnings. ■fr Mobile PUBLICATION OBDBB. “FARM BURKAU’S shipload REAHM MOTOR SALES I960 FORD FARM FRESH PULLET EGGB4 dor. 41. Fourth place on right on River Road, east of Tink­ ler's Service. N. J. Lenz. 4.- 29 Also larger sixes at corresponding low prices. Guaranteed water and RODNEY SEED OATS FROM mildew proof. CERTIFIED SEED—00c bushel. Phone Caledonia TW 1-B262. WINICK SURPLUS 4/33 309 N. Michigan Ph. WI 5-3324 FRESH 1»M CHEVROLET . . 3 Dr, 6 cyl, automatic !96l CHEVROLET TRACTOR 3-YARD DUMP BOX FOR SALE - 150. N. J. Leiu. Phone WI 5-4634.________ 4/29 A Texas Oil Company Wants Mon Over 40 ar tab* >arX »tkn utiM aa Mi) right on River Road, east ot tlon. Job Includes receiving Tinkler s Service. N. J. Lens. LOVABLE SIAMESE KITTENS merchandise, operation of fork FOR BALE —Five of them. 4/29 lift trucks and delivery equip­ Good hunters. Phene Vermont­ ment, outside work loading and MAPI.E SYRUP FOR SALE — ville CL 9-2276. 4/23 unloading tracks, building ma­ Plume Nashville OL 3-9318. terial counter rales In a mod­ 4/33 em cosh and carry building ★ Produce supply operation. The Job b TABLE PAPER roiQl<r employment, hospital and life paid, paid holidays, uniform allowance, paid per­ sonnel development and train­ FOR MORE BEAUTIFUL HAIR —Um RexalPs fast pemanent ing plan, sickness plan Begin­ Regular 83.90—Naw 11IX). No ning uwnc range to.ooo to 95J0O year. Selected applicants Available at Jacoba' will take vocational aptitude cxnmlnaUans to qualify for this Job. If interested reply In your NEW MoCULLOCH CHAIN own handwriting, listing em­ ployment history, education, Farm Supply. M-37 So. Wi 6­ training, experience, length of 3160. tf Urns la this area, references Your reply will be held In strict WINDOW GLASS IN.‘5TAIJ.ED in aluminum, steel or wood Dtataood Warehouse Lumber sash. Burkey Auto Glass & Co. Ptraonnei Dept. 38 Ave­ nue C, Battle Crock, Mich. 4/22 aon. Hastings APPLE SALESROOM and Cider Mill open daUy until 6 CIomx! Bunday. Good Potatoes. Nelson's Welcome Orchard 372-3399 collect. I-arge Jot with lake frontage. 6 mtaulM from Bastings. Will tease with option to month. Phone Grand can be arranged. Pharlln or call f A Peraonau w • rubber stamp with your ninf HP Code numoer. Three-line GUNSMITHING SERVICE — Plcaso get your worl tamp with your name, adRebluing, restocking, ireas and ZIP number for 1225. Tins tacludoe. postage tally Shoppe. 4M«a>«4 era rM»<r*4 la r»ore thrlr rUlsr *&4 hairs will >.* 4ri»rcisr4. EXPERIENCED DRAPT8MFN3 to » years experience, includ- Ing layout, is necessary. Assign­ ments will include some design FOR FAST 34-HOUR FILM THE FATMAN—Private Detec­ tive 24-Hour, Shadowing, Tape SERVICE! No charge for over­ Foto-PUm Evidence, Nation­ size prints. U wide. Confidential. Call WC SEVERAL SPRING COATS A wanted to Reef FOR GIRLfr-In slaca 6. 8. 10. Union. Battle Creek 11/M 12. Very good condiuon. WI 5­ factoring Co, Valve Divtalon, WANTED TO RENT—Good 6021. U An Eqqal Opportunity Employer 4/23 tale. Phone Nashville OL 3­ 2105 or OL 3-31OJ. a:ta Country setting Refcrrncci furnished. Chm Lotte &U-MM. �umrrs 1„ Mrs. Baitinger Launch Huge Dies Tuesday; FOR THE Ing day fur the next five years, waa announced by Robert P. Briggs. executive vice president of Consumers Power Company. WHITE CAME CLEAN-UP TRAFFIC SYMBOL *25toM000 Cate Von Col CHECK thc CHART $ Peyneent Ma. 51.IE 9 5.00 12 312.16 17.00 25 519.71 24.00 OF THE BLIND 28.00 36 32.00 36 WHITE CANE WEEK APRIL 25 - MAY 1 pony’s Bln Rock Point, nuclear plant. ntmr Charlevoix, indicates th.vt nuclear energy now may Ucompetitive with cool in large 30 709.90 122.71 31.24 36 « la JIM $100 to $1000-1 H'im. 1,000.00 Kingsley Bonnett, from Friday . night. through Sunday, and acfollowed the company's annual confpanying them were Dr. Ben­ meeting of aluurhokkni In Jack­ netts slater. Mra Mary Drake. son on Tuesday, April 13. (and her son from Syracuse, N.Y. Now mowing’s fun, and faster, too. This 4-season tractor eases all lawn and garden tasks^Test-ridc? Call: SJOP IN OR CALL ONE TRIP SERVICE Local Finance ; Rites Thursday lansion Plan SPRING Personal Mention E. L CARPENTER HARDWARE 142 I. Slot* S». Phone WI 5-2983 Mercury sales have doubled! Funeral services tar Mn. Caro- 1 were mi mm , line R Baitinger. 92. Ri Wood- 1mans ard Norton of Maple Grove, and land, who died at |3:OS am. :Mr. and Mrs Calvin Campbell Velte Rood. officiate and burial will be in Sunday where they Banftetd. Jr.. family of Buttle Crock were also dinner guests. Six’ was bom on May 13, 1873, in Germany, th* daughter ot Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Reiger. She come to Michigan with her father whNi site waa nine years old. Her mother had died when She wm married to Daniel Baitinger on April 18, 1894. and they lived at Trvmaync Comas, niar Ionia, for several years. They moved to their Woodland Township farm home 65 years Mra Ballinger waa the oldest living member of Eton Luth­ eran Church. She I* survived by one daugh­ ter. Mra. Walter < Harsh) Fuller, and two eons, Emil and Adam all of rural Woodland; two grandchildren, and four great grandchildren. The body reposes at the Pick­ ens Chapel at Lake Odessa until time for the services. ■ ' ■ —■ O The Marvin Andersons enter­ tained the George Hamaty fam­ ily and the Phil Barrett family tor dinner on Easter. Know Your Legislators l!J. SENATORS Senate Office Building Washington 25, D.C. Patrick V. McNamara PhUlp A. Hart CONGRESSMEN Houm Office Building Washington IS, D.C. Paul If. Todd * termites are a warning If you ih winged black In­ sects around your heme, hidden worker termites may be damaging Umbers, wood­ work and carpeting. To avoid costly damage, phone for skilled Inspection by Tarml Alx, world's largest In termite con­ trol Service fully guaranteed. FREE INSPECTIONS BTATE SENATORS Stole Capitol (Use home address after adjournment! 23rd District—Harold J. Velkema, 197 W. Ztad Street. Hol­ land. (Yankee Springs Township? ieth District — Borer Jobreon. (32 Birch Street, Marshall .Woodland, HasUngs City. Has­ tings Township, Castleton. Balti­ more, Maple Grove. Johnstown. Assyria Township. ) 21st District—Garry E. Brown. 321 W. KHaa. Schoolcraft. (Thorn­ apple. Irving. Carlton, Rutland. Orangeville, Hope, Prairieville, Barry Townships.) Phono BARRY COUNTY LUMBER CO. WI 5-3431 Representing MICHIGAN TERMINIX STATE REPRESENTATIVES Elate Capitol lUM Jtome address aft* adjournment) 5Slh District—James 8. Farmworth, 215 «. Orleans St, Otsego. !<Yankee Springs, Orangevine. 'Hop*. Baltimore. Johnstown. Barry. Orangeville Townships > natiqnwidwtrri.it* • W»P«rr control 1*. tng, Carlton. Woodland. Rutland, SMS,**”" We’re Now Located in our NEW BUILDING 107 East Woodland Midway Between Broadway and Michigan 15 ways to spoil yourself with luxury from 16458055 Stop in and See Our Collection of > CARPETS McGee - Monarch "Largest Selection in Barry County" NYLONS - WOOLS - ACRILAN! kxu1I| and Herculong 1.1, IS Special *695 SOI Nylon i. |U K. yd. INSTALLATION INCLUDED end FREE SPOT , < REMOVAL for^fl 6 Mo.. RUGS and UPHOLSTERY Cleaned Hie Scientific Way by DURACLEAN . All WNk Oom ta Yew Owe Hom. . MAHLER MOTOR SALES 1320 N. Michigan • Hastings • Ph. WI 5-2479 Miller’s Hhm WI 540.1 107 I. H.H— �- Hastings Lions To Observe White 0 public forum o The Hastings Banner ApWi u. ism & gag JTK.S.'a Cane Week >«««- TI.^—toy. » t» * Club Friday night, April 30, will Special Education The Mentally Retarded Cjiild I *hy away from thc problec April 1>. 1M5 different attitude* were expressed ... by people of various backgrounds vmir ■ multitude of reasons. £xth*, P«ur* lo the rationale which club*. The majority of southern white gaUties and the technicalities of An important project cup- cltteens abhor the violence advo> ide c(,d righu movement or loM uikiii Uta I ■■ u uy .—r-r— ------- -------- - — environments. 11 has. howgifts, as the result of pity, in- accepts the needs of the retard­ perted by Hastings IJons is th.-' tated or carried on by the Ku ® over, given me a smattering of ed of supporting effurte to ri cWM«‘ Public rraporulbUl- nattonaUy famous Leader Dqg ।Klux Klan Also tlle Eciiooi at at Hocnrater. Rochesur, Mica, Mich. nw The ii wuth re4enl u,c »P°utkhtmg w»»wns |njl<rit and peruspa perhaps vuojhw sympathy,. Vulld rranonalble cltirena with <T chargeable to public funds, benooi — "**•.. t —.<— Dug rv— Schoola was — founded *nd warning news concernmg equal rights in a free society 'Hany County ha# recently Leader *V^.,na of nLTmHM m tS jor people p'op.:t' m areas trcM such ”***_.as “ Every retarded child has ius the tbc cached reached thia thto stag* stage with the paaapas*- In in 1936 1939 by a group oC ot Mkhljan Michigan clv t,’“ of t£Z Ala AU • whlch w*’lch are presently *>uw right to develop to u> to* Ms ing ln« of the lbe millage >”!»•«« vote far the Ltotw; ’t2*Ince taaL^ UmlT«^ tfrom f the ® wh*11 W** 11 ^no1’ same Um; to train dogs dog# to lendl^n , other swl0’’3 of inalimmn nou-ntiai th- "ave- purpose of ratablUhlng establishing ipccinl special blind blind perwn* person* and and to to provide provide fairn-mti/« ’rhere lu‘ malimum potential as the purpose of r„; rage” chlld^hlT right, however, education .. IcUltloa dlfflcuHi«-There 1* proju ducalion programs. programs. |clllttoi and and means means whereby whereby blind blind It is in the execution of the Tliere •Is evidence to support persons may bbtaln dog gulden. , civil rights movement that I ha# only teen recognised within |» •-*-----belief that this forrn of German Sheplwrds and Reiriev- ! ‘o"“ d.rmited mataa muit (“‘agree with the method* the last yrars. t.w the beliefwring ww that -...» thia form «. of e™ are trained to guide blind ?U‘r’ wobllm is far raperioe mv own te- "nd Pleased by tet7710 public's rtocuon to the rc- ' Problem tuvuiau solving" Is far interior ______ t nave nearti it in my own ,,__ _ _ _ rLtoSZn where■ I wo. barn «»««» e<’ltor Of tarded can be recocnlwd In »cvcnn>’ method Ums far recugmi- p«°«Many blind people chooee a and rearAl. I have heard it an , ':n^r M0!£n-]^^T*^'ton“ ral stages tint, there U a nage e<l- The community U Indeed Ix * drr , Do « “ the East and West Coast, when t , * o^p lA^Mch of avuidenre asexpKwed In freJ- ‘»kmg » srrwter toterrat in the and rarest aid to travel. The i Hvcdx there lor a time Each ‘ inn. nt «..■!> . retarded child now that they are Inga of fear, guilt and rewmt’_5S££PLf ment. The community tends to directly involved in thc support. man or woman who graduaua arta w\th m own particular with a Leader Dog 1 ms Invested prejudlct resents undue pressure lkin ‘ ^ri^but Slso of an crganla-d program. | 1 «M.e weea. wnrh.nr.e_ 1—4. - _k» —nni to democracy. TDt eno fanUHarUcrUB^yarCounlyC’eltP Her-in the new way of traveL have a'^ompfe'te understanding !ii 1?w^u^m*mlfrated'by .of "creative tenalon A Wonderful Buy ’’ for the Beginner cftaunonif SUILA GUITAR Dies Wednesday; [Rites Saturday ' — ..._ , - - — CIvU Rlgbte March in the civil right* demonstrations, ba it 1st Issue of The Barmer. W fallacious or not. has In many ■pleasure to read of same circumstance-, been enlightening. Uic local UUrtlS wm ourm pauiy rot a — While Cane Week April 35-May ,aton or legsl action in a “Morth- ceptance and understanding of Uie mentally retarded. of mental retardation corers a ton ‘under supcnlatonl he has lems Ramifications have been evident brood spectrum. The highest de-1 enjoy mental | Granted that the South ba* jn the subway# of New York and grra of retarded cannot be dis-; ' '*«’ ’low *llo» lu numerous minor upriilng# across llngyuhetl Irani tlie "normal" o'1 ““ nfhimed the ca- clUlen> BMUmc their full right* .I ibe the country country involving involving death death of of person «i the street and many PncltY “T personal succeM. He #|)(J re,pontlbJMlle, M rttlzcn*.: Americans. If "creative tension" lead useful ~ normal livre. Thc demonstrated courage and Ag A* you say, the lexal legal machinery 1* Is necessary, and on the outside has been established and thc admirable, it must be admitted .in end of tlx- Intelligence scale, rlxhUt granted. Tho resporiaibilny. the same breath that It l* Machlhave such limited abllUy Um for thoughtful assumption ofavelllan. thoce rights needs to be «tabAMUmlng that the Black NaDog Sehoel, a Michigan non- and understanding of the re- ■ X ic not worthy of discussion. Dr. sponslbllliie* assumed when tlie. Martin Luther King U Uie most rlrhts are assumed [powerful InlUate of this method m.hf. Maroha* and which is the exact aoUthesi* of peaceful execution of democracy. in?. nZZA Demmutrauons at this ■ uqj - HMrieT^l 5" I «crre only to inflame and ,1^-r'Thls man. who has purported !i peaceful of ,the between the age* of one and two lhote who nee<j to underauma .consummation lw, ,v“ !) 'v mAvamant tte years, friendly, good-looking, nt and overt»me their own vr-nvdeep,' clv rt«hu fp 0’™'111; 1* »» UjF , kw* 34 inches at the shoulders wftUd old pre)ud:ce3 Those who! , ,m‘n wh0 uri'? ""S0"’ WCTU accepted an Invitation from the Clarksvilla Union to attend their "Frances Willard Lakeview General Hospital to Battle Creek Ute Wednesday af­ ternoon. April 14. were held at the Leonard-Osgood Funeral Bantleld Cemetery. Township on June 11, IBM. the daughter at Robert and Nettie (Case) Manby. She attended the MR. AND MRS. CLAYTON VALENTINE Carlton Center Couple To Celebrate Jubilee The children of Clayton and Marie Valentine. R1 Freeport. Carlton Center, ore making ar­ rangement* for an open house to be held from 3 to 5 pa. at the Carlton Center Grange Hall on Sunday. April 35. 1915. rts died on April 10, 1851. Mrs Ferri* U survived by two the bride which was near Indi­ sons. Max of R3 Middleville add anapolis. Ind. Lyle of R3 Battle Creek; a Mr and Mra. Valentine are the daughter. Ann Ferris, of R3 Bat­ parents of eight children, four I1tle Creek; a brother, Wilaoff of whom have preceded them in !Mapby-of Assyria Center; four death. , v 'grandchildren. and three great Those planning the happy, grandchildren. celebration are Mrs Bud (Marg ' William (Mayomai Dawton of Your newspaper has the right celebrating their golden wed­ Lowell. Burl who work# tn Wash- and yes. the obligation to bring ding anniversary. ington, DC, for the National They were married on April Aeronautics Space Admlnktration, and Mra. Larry (Shlrleyi Smith-Corea* and Underwood will be discussed in uucccedlng Hinting) WCTV Listt Activities A Stell* is to easy to letm to plir—and to e*iv to own— that you thouldn't mm a nngie d*y emojrng it* Mtitfymg tone quality. Church Tuesday, April SO. ( Nine.attended the UegWMn1_■ ■_~ti Day in Toeing March .34 they Un«> lJ°”a tor compkta Infor- , heard Instructive talks. j ™Uton and asslMance. point until we have lived • <WI. ww.nw VMM■ 1 uon Uw <« oqnvM. into- ^.Hickory Corners Si X •' _ so graciously received as the'_, »27«> *.137^“ " The Stella Grand Concert Model, >54.90 Ither Harmony* to >120.00 and Elec uic* to >279.00 School Head Resigns Clark Murna. 60. superlntan- Dead in Garage Undcnherlff Gordon Tktek MUSIC CENTER 131 W. Stoto Bliss Reports Typewriters fir tend the open house. They have requested "no gifts." Sales, Income Adding Machines For Sale or Rent Surplus Fpod Program Notice Quarterly Hike Barry County residents who are receiving surplus food who Welfare Office at the Courthouse Lf’L’X.,4.:L&m of“doubtful .I.0"1JLUTS'S value. It is in? SCHADERS Office Supplies: ere 5t9.l34.ltg 'congruous that Dr. King, who lias added Inestimable fodder to 126 W. Si.to in several preferred dividend requirements co 34W33M shares outstanding Peace Prise. It ia my opinion that Dr. King! Chauvinistic cents on ’2571,069 march to freedom has exceeded Cart E. Anderaor Its usefulness and practicality. At present he U a misdirected Pled Piper with an unfortunate maiely (110,000.000 compared to retinue of rabble rouser*. neo- »9l,000j000 at Dec. 31, 1964 and communlsts, and thrill seeking »57,000,1«) on Marell 31. 1964. itndenis. Preferred dividend requirements. By condemning Dr. King'* methods. I do not in any way condone primitive police.en­ Ed Rutherford. assistant, footforcement practiced write or U interested In the po- Ftoue Hee MORE > there a* I can understand the resent­ ment that tlie Southern people feel when "civil rights worker*" come from other stales and agi­ tate local people. Would not the Mra. Florence E Wedeh. 68, ciUxen* of Hastings and Barry County resent It if a group of of Ebner WedeU. was found deed people came to Hasting*, for in­ Hance, to organise groups of your young people to march on Lan­ sing and demand that you re- |Woman Found Mra. Albert McClelland reported. Senator Ttxxnaa Bchwelgcrt1 greyhound racing. Rar. Jack Faxon on health problem* and „ EPISCOPAL RUMMAGE SALE PARISH HOUSE Thursday, April 29th—6 pjn. to 9 p.m. Friday, April 30sh-*-9 sum. to 1 p.m. nxzi, outsider and — a short time to stir Up emotions. It U much more difficult to live with there problems day after day and try to do what is flfcht and just. WI 5-42S4 also varsity football playera patience, calmness, persistence and even more time are needed for the gradual build-up of mas Mrted through a paraasy n'fwfiii lual good will that must came if the battle with bigotry is to be her doc. which waa found lying Sincerely. Pauline C. Williamson 5635 Boutall Street Metairie, Louisiana 70003 Get out from under get a Loon! 7720 Enfleld-Apt. 103 Norfolk, Va. 23508 April U, UM3 at Delton and then transferred People Invariably turn weeks concerning the civil right* l.uue now confronting the nation to have considerably Interested me ranging from the practical arts called a rebuttal. Aa a native and reaident of Hastings for 18 year*, my. atti­ tude toward integration and the plight of,the American Negro is predominantly a product of childhood environment and prob­ ably tn general accord with the D.C. composite of the entire state ot Michigan. In abort, I am an inChiropractor tegraUonlst by tradition, educa­ tion. and eventual adult con­ 128 W. Cwtrr St. clusion. Education and vocational neHatting* cesalUe* have kept me away from Michigan for 8 years and during Phone thU time, 1 have resided In areas which have included New Eng­ WI 5-3394 land. the Middle Atlantic Sea­ board. and Southern Florida. In each of the different locations. Dr. A L Dahlaws WOODLAND MUTUAL REPRESENTATIVE FLYNN MATTHEWS AGENCY Route 5. Hostings, Michigan Money problems got you down? A Personal Loan from us is the quick, practical and convenient way to relieve the pressure of bills, bills and more bills. Withra low cost loan, you can pay off every debt. . . then repay In just one easy installment each month. Come talk , it over! 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Ratarva Syttam and Federal DapotU Insurance Corporation DEF0SIT1 INSURED UP TO $10,000.00 �lifrt '‘dt in Proclamation j Assembly of God Hastings E.U.B. LauBCj|e8 World’s Fair Religious Units 11 am. Morning church ur... ylushing Meadows. Coun»cltng by appointment Tues- nu- Mc.-ua<.T? by EnmgcliaC Dare Sproul. Hroadcaa*.. tha »i^^»u»-day Adventist 11- «*>' through FiMaylumidranM fewsnUUMi in the _ Loyalty w Christ Crusade in PnMatant.and Othooox Ceuur Progn** w«* April “ ». w* ha h*e«MF«d w “* or AnMI ' 9:M am. Sunday school hour, muror chaxam i , Leou West, Bupu Claaem for all quarters in Washington. D. C. I 11 am. Worship servic*. Dr. The exhibit deputa the sccxml doming at Christ with t ID by 6 30 p.m. All Church Family. 30-foc*. oil painting, moving Night in the fellowship roam. light, round effect*. and a nar- Bring mndwiclk* and a dish to church Boitwood to *. Beat* 1 Rev Marvin Bickuilhcr, 1 eottocA 9.4* an Mwmng worship, 10:46 Rev. Vaughn B. Jensen. Pastor 10 am. Sunday school. 11 am. Morning worship, Jun­ ior church and nursery provided. 7.30 pm. Evening service. slide* ot Dave Sproul. e. | Monday AcUvlUca Fallow8:30 pm. Pioneer Giri* Club*. 1 7:30 pm. Evangelistic meetSunday Ings. WsdiMwday, Day of Prayer. | Wednesday AcUvUies 9:30 am. Morning group with 6 am—Mens Prayer Band, all Cotant. f 9 am—Woman's Prayer Band. 7 pm Evening groups, dill7:30 pm. EvangelUUc uuctren'a story hour, youth with mgs. 1----- “ —— Thursday Activities tlx feUowvhlp room of the church at 3:30 pm. beginning with a carry-in lunch, a d*vo433 8. Joffsrsou Uonal period by the paator, and R*r. Oeorgs J. Huber, Pastor Where a Chrisrian Expenenoe the showing of a group of color slides al a recent tour at Europe by Dr. Ba—ecu Thc pubic to in­ vited to attend. brary open. , Corning event. Mother Daugh­ ter banquet. Thursday, May 0 al 6 pm. 10 ■ hi Bunday acbaoL 11 am. WoraiUp aarvlM. S K pm. Young People's mm. 7:00 pa Evening aarrtoa. Wednesday, 7:30 P-™- prayer. 11 ata. Meaning woniup. 1 pm Junior Hign ana tiexuor fi Youth Group*. ti pm. t»uuu.g service. K, W. Moatw, Pastor 9.60 am. Sunday schuot 11 am. Waramp sarvioe. 7i30 pm. Evening aervioe. 7:30 pm. Wed., prayer aw Fur intormaUon. call K. Maher, Pastor, 367-3836. Woodland Bible dun, fog boys and girl*. Meeting piaca. Wood­ land exanmunity room ovwr th* Fire Barn. Turn, 1:46-4:46 pm. May Fellowship Day Announced For Men, Women Methodist Men To Hear Director carry-in iunchron. Hwac unable to coma for the meal are urged to oom* al 3 pm. to hear Jhe R*v. Mra. Bari John C .Bay, director of Pennook Hospital, will apeak to Um 10 am. Sunday school. 11 am. Morning worship. Youth meeting. 0:16 pm. Rev. Russell Sarver, Pastor : Charles GiMa, F Sunday school, 10 am. Floyd Water, E Worship hour, 11 am | Bible school. 10 an Sunday evening service. 7 pm Worship hour, 11 a ----- —... .t------Christian Endeavor, meeting. Men an eepecUHy iaviMi thU U not “lor womai only." TY. PLENTY la an urgent one for thia day of Ux “War on Pov­ erty." Il la the response ot Zing into spring Chevrolet Impala Worship, I: JO and 11 am- Ser­ mon: “Lost And Pound." • 4 pm Jtmtor and Banter MYF. Monday. 7 pm. Troop 73. Tl» daMgninaUtmAi fellowship to tntended as' a springboard for united study- ami action on a current axial issue ot great con- Pack meeting. 7 JO. Thursday. 3:30 pm Carol and Church school. 10:30 am Worship Berrios. 11:33 am Circuit topic: 'The Afterglow Worship service, 11 am. Evening service. 7:30 pm. She spoke widely over ths United Wed, Prayer meeting, 6 pm. 8mtc« for the throe years when The UtUa church with the Mg United Church Women emphadasd Assignment: RACE, inciudIng places where civil right*' problr.ns hare been so promi­ nent. Mn. Brandt, iasues a personal invitation to everyone tn cane to hear Mm Grice s chaDeuge. Chriitian Science Text Announced BY. ROSE CATHOLIC CHURCll Rev. Fr. Joseph C. Dunphy, Rev. David Hawley. Assistant Sunday Maas. 8. 10. 11:30 am CanesMons. 4 tn 5 and 0 to 9. Saturdays. 7:30 am on Sundays Before Masses on woekedaya. Dally Massas, 7 and 6 am The Christian's approach to final victory over death will be Bunday Maae: 10:30 am «t. AUGUSTINE, MIDDLEVILUD Bunday Maae, 8:30 am OUR LADY OF GREAT OAK. GET THE MOST OUT OF YOUR TV SET Chevrolet Impala Super Sport Coupe—one of two fcurirt-waUrf taairtia for '65. People who buy other big expensive-looking cars get one thing you won’t (big expensive-looking payments) It looks like a big car. And is—by almost any standard ' you want to apply. WidlH Nobody builds a car as much as one inch wider. Lenulhf It grew three inches thia year. Roominess? Every closed model's got three inches more shoulder room, front and rear, and more leg and fool room up front too. Luxury? Nice little touches like the look of mellow walnut across th* Impales instrument panel. And big touches. Like the fineness of the same Body by Fisher workmanship that makes some of America's most expensive cars look so expensive. How about Iks Zing into spring in a new ride? Chevrolet engineers took the Jet-smooth one and smoothed it out even more this year. Also made it more stable by widening the wheel stance. Custom features? CARLTON CENTER METHODIST CHURCH " You can per&onatiie your Chevrolet all you want because there are nearly 200 custom features to choose from. Price? That’s wlwre Chevrolets fall way short of the other big expensile-looking cars. But we wouldn’t have it my other way. Would you! One last question: How soon can you make a good spring buy on a Chevrolet? One last answer: Just as | soon as you can get down to your Chevrolet dealer’s, i a®1®®® Chevrolet, Chevelle, Corvair, Chevy n or Corvette * Bring in mora rfotioni— 1 Alt Channalil Tuna out infarfar.ncal • Enjoy daarer TV pbd <■ LARKE BUICK-CHEVROLET 1435 S. Hanover Halting] 5—• WI 5-2425 BORTON'S FOR tltii UTIMATU TIL*HOBI I, Hw Ho.tinj, Awa tko«, trMoart 7M-M11 �Barryville By Mrt. Burr Fastett in Orangeville towfuhlp; 7 mile* from Martin, the nearest ship­ ping point and banking. Mage daily to Martin. 25 cent* Mall dally. Prank Bpscklar. P. blacksmith a Notary; Ann Boul­ ter, dnsemaker; Dennis Buch­ ner. physician; Calms it B.-uwn. general store; Mary Cole, dress­ maker; Henry CoUlaoo. mason; George CoDn. wagmunaker ; Lu­ cia Earl, carpet weaver; Frank Bpickler, grocer; A. Johncox, Judice; Henry Lewta. carpenter; Alta Nevin*, grain * livestock: Uve background* some of us gala will be driving up that way looking for pictures for *Ude* and we will ate if -re can find Cedar Creek. I looked for it In have pictures at that bluff by the 1K3 Michigan Gaseteer and the river in my mind. Have found that it had been called pamed U, many times by canoe. cxldj and ends UmU I liars made M Miller, scribbled coptea ot ter you but OoiumbU. Bo. Car. . they have not been typed yet There waa a W8CS meeting Thursday at the home of Mn. Russell Mead * Mr. and Mn Boyd Pufpaff and baby of Kal­ amazoo were Saturday, AprU 10. guests of Mr. and Mn. Kart E*ufpaff. ♦ Mr. and Mra Clar­ ence Marte. Jr, ant family of Purtagc were Bunday. April 11, dinner gumm of Mr. and Mn. Burr Fassett in honor of the latter'* birthday. Mn. William Kilmer aid family of Holt and recently. * Mr. and Mrs. Wen­ dell Day and family of EUaUn»» were Sunday. April 11. luncheon guests of Mn. L. A. Day. * Mn. Charles Day called on Mrs. E H. Lathrop and Mr. Pleasant Valley By Mra. tik.l Blank 7. guest of Mr. and Mn' Clay­ ton McKtvxn di Quimby. * Mr and Mn. Tom Lute and family K. & 6. Ry. in Hope Townahlp, 6 and tt miles south of Hauingv, Amer. Exp telephone oorinccUon*. A. N. McCarthy, P. M.; Alonzo McCarthy. EL EL At Exp a~-ent; McCarthy At atm, gi-nenl etore; B E Pierce, general store; Georg- Thoma*, blacksmith. Bunday. April 10-11. with thetr grandmother. Mrs. CharUs Day. Tlie Stuart Day*. Mrs ECarl Gas­ ser. Karl. Wayne and Susie of Battle pert were Sunday «*vnin« callers of Mn. Day * Mr. Mra Lucille Abels. Mra Ma­ bel Thompson. Mn. Ida Millar. Mra Ethel Blank and also Mra. Maymc Church of Clarksville were among the members of the Ako Garden Club who attended tlx- Spring luncheon at the Alto Methodist Church. Mn. Judy lillley and Diane ot Uy were Bunday. AprU 11. lunch Kucste of Mr. and Mrs Robert Her ma it * The County 4H Council ha* had a 4H Exhibit ut the Hastings City Bank. Hally Root. Cindy High and Diane Strong will hare clothing Hurry! Last Week to Win a writing letters to people who will wi*h I would get out the type­ writer to do IL , Along time ago an item tn the Kalsjnasoo Gazette interested me but I did not know where or when II was. Tonight It turned up Ln my porridge duh. aa my old friend used to say. —‘ Kalamaaoo Oaaette, June 10, Good night, Jane B. Hagte. I think I never sent you thia Item about Bradley Thompson, hotel keeper, well known la Barry County. *" Kalanuuno GaMtte.May 90, IBM. Among the (toad: DOUBLE VALUE WEDNESDAY! Pick up a Card at Kroger! Game ends Sat, April 24! -Hading* Pioneer — Probably more than double the amount of mwchAndiac ha* been purchased for Chia market tho present if eon than at any one season previous. Mr. Hawley, a gentle­ man who ha* been engaged in hauling goods between this place EVERY Fresh Picnic Style Edrlch CHUCK ROAST All Beef Fruki>s>Ria 59/ 1**98/ P. 492-DeHoa, Pop 930-On the CKi S Ry. tn Barry Oo, 12 mites south ot Hmingt, the minty Mat. Has Mrt hodlet Epis- TUfi™. A. WoKHICf SUCEBBMH Bonsteu Pork Road Fr»»h Frozen Tray PacM Frym Why Drive . Around With a Faulty Auto Radio? SLICED BOLOGNA a 59/ Wed V* Country Club a39/ , BRAUNSCHWEI6ER *39/ New II Thin Qt Elbow Fold's Spaghetti Nt a»°<m10/ '......................................... LEMON JUICE 10/ PyOMy Wla. a. Choc MIXES 7-. r4.10/ Frastilt Mix iy< to. Rt.10/ CENTRAL RADIO A TV FREE WE CLOSE AT NOON ON SATURDAYS One IH-lb. loaf of Kroger'a New Smooth as Satin । 50 Extra TV Stamp> ORANGE JUICE *Mh Nm purchua st a quart can at Bread when a new baby arrives Country CM, laai Saw ar Chill wM Bern Yur Walcoma Wl|#B Hottou wW Oil wtf • AEROWAX with llw purchato ol every 2 1'4 lb. loavB* at regular price Gel all 3 loaves for Only . 50 Extra TV Stompi 47/^^ I tettet Ol fiftS . . . Madly p<top ken rar fslipciB, cmc and taiNM IttaCl Jot M BS HAM ROAST Avcroge 2-4 Ibe. st Kr^sr Itev Set, Ap<il 24. IMS. Golden Yellow Bananas Kroger Flour WI* tbs pwthaM ot sech pig. U 1 11/ ond wa I Rsdssn *1 Kreosr thru Sal, April 24. IMS. 10/ OFF ths regUer p<ks st 6 0*. I. BANCO POPCORN I Florida CUCUMIERS «w--------------------- ---------------------- n flow hm th* Wslaw Wipn Itostro c*H * ■* H I would lite to sutadte to Th* Hcntingj Banner Rad Rip* Salad Tomatoes |«29K rJiWgi | ; KROGER FLOUR to S U. 69/ I SHtllgkt iMtsst CsHm I GREEN PEPPERS 2 i« 29/ Florida Mptm. ' I WPOITEB MLLAHi NLM TIDE DETERGENT ixa* 19/ �g*. a .S » w— te-* —*— -R uuraotr rrojetT Combines Skill THE and Science HASTINGS BANNER Highlights Interesting FARM NEWS Top Dressing Inspectors Now 'Produce More Wheat Brings Higher Yields b*ea for the pnlltnattoo of many Tcp-drrodng. whsal with nl- tnUlion doflans worth at UaU Growers told Calendar Michigan potato aeedmen There to a great deal of work between planting the seed* and harvesting the crops. Control­ ling weeds and insects, keeping record*, creating exhibits and giving demonstration* are a few of the job* that must be done. The most successful project* will be judged for awards. Recognition wljl bo provided for the 10th year by Aills. Chalmers Manufacturing Com­ pany. Farm Equipment Division, sponsor of the national 4-H Garden program. During the National 4-H Club Congress at Chicago next fall, company officials will personally present eight 3300 educational scholarships to the highest ranking 4-H gardeners in the nation. The Congress trip will go to the boy or girl having the prolect in the entire state. aU DlU ba given to a blue -dwoup in each eounty. All A*<m bo selected by the leratlW Extension Service b supervises 4-H. te young isrdsners agree Gardening Ata tn with otter project* such aa food preserva­ tion and home improvement. For many, a garden iiaa become a bualneia venture. Roadside ttanda dot the eountryside. Any boy or girl between 9 and 19 yean of ago can become a 4-H member. Those interested in itarting a garden can obtain information from a local 4-H leader or from the county ex­ tension offio*. Senior Citizens rtrea Workshop FHA to Assist Storm Victims Barry’s Tornado Victims Eligible Northwest Fruit tXMlT TIM SlUVICE For Free Feed variety recommendation* and ll'/t a •istteir reapooMbllte to see that GrOWCFS A Wait aeedmen grow potatoee apprt>lv'*v’,’'/ w < priate t* current demand*. As- I* D'J JIM BARR . Amon* U>o*e p***1?* Tire Shop irliciiigaii Did -Fruit gruwtn in the norihWteem United 'foneo "The Onaway to an outstand­ p®iy of future uxnpemion from Michigan'* high perucuiage ing carty potaloe." cage Thomp­ son. ‘fl's high yield of tubers cf young fruit tree*. with that ‘nag potato flavor' make it ideal for the July and U. $. ROYAL Emergency loans and Rural Housing Mana will H.jmM to the fullest ci UM powdbto un* Black & White so, sweet cherries and plum*—all important crepe in the northWAst Although plum* OOlNUtUU! a mirer part at the local Mich­ igan fruit picture, they are bocoming more importank for can- l/l Short-term livestock feed rotram. TW* program 1b avail* ale to farmers tor feeding Show Saturday At Fairgrounds Tret Armstrong, president the Deny County Hototein . CORN SILAGE How Much Plant Food? Hau pointed out that farmer* with huge herd* of UveBttek held on 'Batmday. April-34. at whoao feed and facUitle* have the fairground* in Haatlnga been severely damaged, scattered A pollack dinner al U noon or destroyed will be given prior­ will sun the days' event and ity and those whoae damage la confined to building* or machin­ ery will be considered thereafter. Tbompaon added that seed of throe varlctbw la in abort supply and that thetr produc tion ahould bo increaaed aa rapidly aa poo- It Pays to Cut Hay at Bud Stage fed eaafy cut to 30 percent cowe fed Me Michigan dairy acisollato Michigan'* plum production U n the incrcaae. Some 323,000 1063 Michigan plum production waa 8, JOO tune with a total value erf S914.000. Thli compared with evidence everywhere la Wash­ KN: (1) It te* 1MB nutritive ington of greatly expanded fruit value, and (I) the casru don't planting*,- potm* out the MSU «U M much Of U boDBUM it 1* drier and more fibrous. They «ay carty cutting also of- LAND BANK LOAh Don't stretch your budget Corn Silage Hastings Otfkg Generally Best 301 W »• MMtee Office tews wffi fo'H* On Top Land 11-4 WadroUey -Qy. Mum 945-9415 On- the beak ecru land, it la I . Be sure that you giro the proper signal for the turn you Intend to take. The Institute for Hafer Living aays that motor­ ist* often inadvertently flick di­ rectional signals tn the opposite direction from which they act­ ually turn. Thia can be danger­ ous and ha* routed in serious How Ywr Out! Barry County Building Psrmits I AFBU. 11-K.b.rt Baldwin, IB Heating*, addition. tS.OOO, self Wlnter peon Jumped Xl percent and cherries Increased 17 percent during tho 13 year period." Ing the many young orchard*, it to easy to understand why many people expect Washington to double it* apple production with* -The tonnage at cm ollago harroeted tn Michigan haa more sands of aowa of young orchard* are just rrming Into production than doubled in the pact ten yean." bo says. TAnd studies lu Wenatchee and Yakima val- have showed ub that concrete Talk over your program with us. triple choice PLANT FOOD SMITH Only New Idea offers all three types-\ Flail, Single Beater, and Cylinder!Paddle BROTHERS -the type you want, and sin you need. For weed and grass control in corn, we have.... < Taha From _ four. sides Buys Le Sab re with a Wildcat lurking under the hood. (And a lot of action behind the wheel.) a look at the I't most complete line of spreaders. 70 to 180 but —, ground drive and PTO, 2*heel and . - .. AU with,Rew Idea quality, «I1 with Penta-treated wood and bottoms, all with New Idea's full year |uar*ntte. CYLINDfR/PADDLl FLAIL ALONE OR IN COMBINATIONS. WE RECOMMEND IT I SINGLE •EATER SMITH BROS «2 LARKS BUICK-CHEVROLET « 1435 5. (Jtetral Michigan's Meet Complete Fertilixwr Servk At W00NUIY WI 5-3IJ0 �Public Forum | JUS'* “■ ““ Hon of even Uie most violent [ tuany has offend iw cure-all al-1 I would like to report to ybu X should think it . w. I forms of integration. Th esc! ternate solution, and fust de­ t thould think It would take a it-eng winds of conviction that nounced the ealstlna method of I some inhospitable, irresponsible, ibk amount of intro-1 blow from the north have tern-; attainment of civil rights, Il is ond downright dangerous treat­ before a resident of । pered the decisions of a fright- I rosy to be th* carping critic and . mint 1 received at Uie hand* ot could emphaucally pro- aned federal government and | difficult to offer the constructive।; your Burry County Policemen I1 about 12:45 am. Easter Bunday. My wife and I were returning -—-—.wn —— । ——problem. Just I Altoough there la modi to be! M<d about the taatndtnoy of plodding feet leading from Selma । look at It from a different aspect, from Chicago and were on our Abiama’s internal solution of lu to Montgomery 1 behave the re-; Allhouxh we have stressed dlf- I way to Bonfield to visit my wl/ek 0<n problems, I doubt the valsuitant escalation in thc move-' crvnt points and the bias herc- mother for Easter. Mra Theo of any adjudication set! mant to be detrimental rather; In u Bnd njt par. [Letton. As we approached the than additive to satisfactory at- tlcularly coincident with your junction of highways 43 and M near Woodland, we suddenly no­ talnment of equality for the'——— • — ■­ ticed a car parked on Che side of Negro. Uie road with a flashing blue If tho Hastings type communilight. 1 was driving about fiO tics of this nation were subjected; --------—- --------------------------------- mites per hour, and to almost u to death on the high school front of soon as we saw tlie light, we lawn and turned over cars tenn.* were upon it. Since It Is not un­ main street as in orcas where U,f cdll"r ,ro!U becoming too common to see cars with flashing «a. '™™ u lights parked on the side of the feasible that complacent benevo- |*u“nltted. road, I did not think It necessary tenca could easily degenerate Into I Very respectfully, to stop. Indeed, only a few miles terror and clear cut enmity. 1 D. J. Stem back we had seen a police car Cant, from Page J. lids NmUou. officials. I! is also highly prob(b!e that Ute dispute has been r.ndcred mors violent to. u*.: ritriolte denunciations aftheir- U.S.D.A. INSPECTED — TSSMFH , *» Past Blacksmith this car. » man leaped from the side of the road arid into the highway, ar.d at that same in­ slant wo heard a shot. My wife said. "My God, he shot at us!" aim not snro whether the man who had dirLed out from the At Shultz, Lacey Dies Thursday Funeral services fbr Bar 8. Terpcning, 19. of Lacey, Hl Dow­ ling. who died al Il.SS Bin. Tburaday, AprU IS. as Panuck Ucwpilsd. were held al the Leon­ ard-Osgood Funeral Home at 1:30 pm. Monday. The Rev. Owenneth Behttag sort of highway hi-jeoeker, I kept driving on. However, the man ran back to the car with Uie flash­ ing light and It came altar us. As soon ns I SAW we were being pursued, I pulled to the aide of the road. This nil happened very last, and perhaps by the time 1 stopped I was less than an eighth of a mile beyond the In- Bhults Bchool and married Caro­ line Morgan ot Cedar Greek to 1R17. They lived at Bhults where Mr. Terpenlng operated a blacksmith shop. In 192J they moved to a farm to the KsndarahoC District and in 1932 they moved to Lacey where Mr. Terpentog again oper- FRYERS CUT UP Whole - Completely Cleaned If: bat X muM ray that those irry County policemen, over­ ate by the power that had been vested in them, In poasaaalon Beef Rib ROAST l*t 5 RIBS to Uw public aafct thlsvea who were try their get-away. By U mission, my wife or easily have bean kill that dark and wtad| IL. these man are your law mfortenua Barry County, 1 b«l Lost 3 4th & 5th RIBS RIBS BONELESS PORK ROAST BANANAS For Solods PORK BUTT PORK STEAK ROLL SAUSAGE BONELESS BEEF BRISKET PLATE BEEF Fruit Cup* 3/’1.00 Hnnj. tOINT FLAT 6Q< April 8. A Sunday, April 11. dinner guests al hir. and Mra. Rusoeh 1’oabody were Mr. end Mra. Albert, Pvtarscn from Bald­ tag. Mra. Ptabodya parents; Mra. jemie Burgent, Mra. Ethel Had and Mra- Minnie ftenpmt al Ionia. Rveatag aaltara were Mr. and Mra. Waiter Jtackaon and sun from Carlton Center, a sister ot Mr, Peabody. A Mr. and Mrs. Myron CtampheU and family were Bunday, April 11, dinner gueste ax. tho baas ot Mr. and Mrs. Jack Rtaor as Bat­ tle Creek. a Mr. and Mra. Carl­ ton Nichols visited her father Sunday. April 11, al (te ifalril BRAUNSCHWEIGER ALL GOOD BACON Plantation 20-10-5 Lawn Food Pie Crusl Mix 9O.Fkr_ 2/25' Jiffy A&P (berries । U.. c., 5/89 Dally Dog Food Diet*1,2,3—I Lb. Cana in Ctn. 12/99' Vi Gal. Ctn. Ice Milk Marvel 10 Vi Ox. Cans Heinz Tomato Soup Sleeve Pack Cal Food SUPER RIGHT Chili Con Came With Beans 15 Ox. Cans 3-79 BAIL PARK FRANKS FRYER PARTS KING CRAB LEGS RAINBOW TROUT A&p Grode A 99 ib.69' 1 Qt., 14 Ox. Cons Corned Beef 4»99,hash juice 1 Lb. Cartons [-2^39-. Swansdown Mixes 2 d X. 3/89 Bubka Coffee Cake "Old World Favorite" u. 79“ Whole Wheal Bread Jane Parker 1 Lb. Lvm. 2/39 Qrais Peanuts 29 ,L%. 39‘ Marshmallow Animals nw ok looms Nice' Id ks you back heme ard Drown al prai—t. A Mr. and Mra- Forest Kahler and acme. Mra. Irene Haniagkm. Mra. Kda Xxunaar, Mr. and Mra. Clyde Northuis, Mr. and Mra. KanteUs Rohlor and Mr. and Wta John Peabody sonneted tho Gospel Bing at Kolainaaoo County Cai- 8. Tuoen taking part wore thc THE VERY BEST MOTOR OIL NUTLEY MARGARINE CIMNY GRADE ..a LB. Super Right Tomato IS. ♦ Dorcas Society af Ukcs Baptist Church B* at the home ox Mra. Clyde Northuu Wednesday, April 7. The next meeting will bo May 4. Mr. and Mra. Ruaotal Boulter Malted their aon, Mr. and Mra Arnold Boulter, la Otaego, AprU 10. A Mr. and Mrs. Rodmy Headley tram Nltan salted on A & P Frozen ot Kalamaaoo. * Mr. and Mrt. Raymond McKlmmyfrorn Woodi land were dinner gureta at the horn; of Mlsa Alt* McKlmmy Wednesday, April t Mra. Margaret Carlton vteittd her mother Mra. KtaMrath Moore Wcxlncsday, April 7, a Mr. and Mra. Ruasull Pegg of DunnlngVUle spent the AprU IKh week- YOUR DREAMS COME TRUE WITH Mary Kay nyrrwg day night, April 13 of Mr. tod Mra. ; rttt. « Mra. Datay I IS LEONARD! Leonard name is your gmnatee of quality. You can depend on FROZEN FOODS SPECIAL SALE YOU* CH0LC1 FSlNCH*flliB^»< C W PM* IOOl. too., &&n°has — A&P, Grade A—10 Om. MIMV VMVTASUS YOUR CHOICE LEONARD ----- �Operation*. 1. Relief to given.disaster vlcurn* only and only for the nJlc! Via-ion of problems created or aggravated by the disaster. 1 L Families are expected to use, their own resource® in meeting thetr needs, but. when recovery । Red Cross Lists Facts Concerning Middleville nounced recently. * Mi. and Mrs. Robert Booth and family were wrekend guevU of Mr. and Mrs Forest Laug of Spring Lake. ♦ Disaster Relief Bridge the GAP Mr*. John Wilkes returned AprU 11 from, Pranock Hospital after four day! of taking teals * Mr and Mr*. Bob Ripley and Kirn Ripley of Canada and Mr*. Rcla Prichard ot Battle Creek were Haturday and Sunday guests of Mr. and Mr* Keith Gorden * Many youngsters enjoyed the egg hunt sponsored by the Middle­ ville merchant* Saturday after­ noon on the £*k*r Ski Slide. IJSO worth ot prise* were riven away. * About 200 people attended the Good Friday aervlce* at the B.UJB. Church tn Leighton The Rev Earl Hchlppcr of the Mid­ dleville Chapel rave the addreaa. * Mr*. Elton Lawerence's par­ ent*, Mr and Mrs Allan Morri*on, and friend*. Mr. and Mra. Vernon Spencer, who have been wintering in Texas, en route to their home in Kalkaska visited Mr. and Mr*. Ellon Lswerence recently. Mn Roger Davis * Mr. and Mr* Erl Rice were at tlie home of Mr and Mrs Rex Casey for By Mr». John Book a birthday supper tar Vita and aa NM»ta«v aas-iur Ed. * Mr. and Mra Orville Pur­ East Baltimore Extension aril have arrived luxne front Brody group met with Mra. Joyce Ftarida Shaft? Tuesday, April 20 Topic ••You—The Consumer.** * Mr. Advertlaing in newspapers U and Mra. Howard Chaney have new*. It to infermatton about Mild thetr place to Mr. and Mra. merchandise, sendees or ideas Robert Conklin who have al­ and Inventions of people who ready moved. Tliey have three pay to have such new* pubiulwd box*. * Highbank Farm Bureau had a potluck supper Friday. so that the consumer "may April 8. at the home of Mr. and know." Durfee BILL DING Till Pay Day • • —J menial functions, federal. state, their daughter, Mr*. Alan Grafmllier and family of Kalamaxoo and MU* Kathy Claypoole of Meaty today *a year signatare. 150.00 eaat* only 58c far two weak*. Quick . . . CaefMaMtoL Charge* 2U % to $800.00, 1 '/« % $800.00 famille*. She to making her I with another daughter, Mn. 1 ley Truax, in Wayland. MODEL FINANCE *5000 to M ,000<x> tlio use of safety glanser; and strong frames for, all motor late who require prescription lcn*« for driving. Safety lenses, easily ground u> prcncrlptlon. exuj with­ held the second Monday tn Juna stand heavy Impact and provide Two poslttonn will be open on the Thornappie Kellogg School tduaUon not later than 4 pm. on or before May IS. Petition forma may be obtained from FIX-UP' TONIC! Is your home showing the wear and tear left by Winter weather? Best remedy for this condition is a liberal dose of BILL DING'S Spring 'Fix-Up' Tonic. Here are some of the ingredients ... nto E. Uctka in Battle Creek Sunday. * Mrs Mary Steven*, member of the T-K faculty, who lives with Mn. Florence Fields, « HOW’S YOUR ROOF? GIVI YOUR HOME A "Drop-Off-Service" Bo prepared... Ga protected... Just leave, your dry clean­ ing with our experienced attendants. They will pjpspot. clean and hang them on your hangers. parents, Mr. and Mn. John Reed, of Hespeler, Canada * Mr. ind Mrs Joseph Cox of Pontiac Were Easter guests bf their daughter. FNBFANK Just tell us what time you'll pick them up and your cleaning will be done While you shop. PROTECT yourself with Insurance available through the Auto Club. Ito broad, fair, and complete protection ha* made it the insurance chosen by more than half-a-million good Michigan, drivers. YOU CAN SAVE TIME and Mra. Oscar Kaechele spent the forepart of thia week with their daughter and family, Mr and Mn. Max Malchele, In To­ ledo, Ohio. * Mrs Roy Johnson returned home Bunday, April 10. after rUltlng relative* in Osprey. GO fIMple-A for yodr trip with THple-A trarel service. Exclusive “Triptiks" and accuraipc'up to dale maps and tour hooks with guaranteed accommodation rale* show members how lo go. where to sleep and cat. Countless aids for boater*, camper*, and iportunen too. DETROIT AUTOMOBILE INTER-INSURANCE EXCHJ Md MOTOR STATE INSURANCE COMPANY Hastings Office ALLIED BUILDERS Private Brand UAIICE DAIAIT nUUJE HAIN I PITTSBURGH PAINTS Flat Wall Point___________ Semi-Gloss & Gloss Enamels AND MONEY Broadway (20 COIN-OP Cleantrs Whit* Only . Self Cleaning pj. Rubberized Satin Finish — Mr. and MTg- Rolland Cox and daughter* were Easter guests of his parents, Mr. and Mr* Stanley Long of Caledonia. * Mn Wil­ liam Foley of Toronto. Canada, to visiting her sister. Mn Clare Bander, and family. * Easter Floor Enamels----------------------Outside Whits 8.70 7.40 5.98 9:00 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Monday thru Saturday PAINTERS SUPPLIES Please say 'Coronet. "Coronet You know... die Dodge Harry and I were talking about. The car e^rytxrfy'j talking about" y "Chirp' 'Come on. baby. say ‘Coronet.’ CORONET' Remember? Lowerpriced, just what m warn...Coronet.” , "Chirp"' ‘No. baby. Coronet The new Dodge you can gat with bucket seats, console and things...Coronet." "Coronet" 'That’s my baby." LADDERS PLASTIC DROP CLOTHS THSirrv PAINT THINNER - TURPENTINE PAINT BRUSHES and ROLLERS SHELLAC and VARNISHES PUTTY STIKS - WATER PUTTY Now tell daddy the name of the new STI* LADDIKS 5 ft. 6 ft. 7 ft. 'Chirp" Redwood Dock Board* FENCING W FLOOR sums Screen Doon Aluminum Combination Doon and Window* BUDGET Coronet is really easy to sty. . eny lo own. too. MS ARRANGED NO MONEY DOWN AKE UP TO 5 YEARS TO PAY! 'BS Dodge Coronet HASTINGS MOTOR SALES • 220 e stat, st M.S lie HOUSE OF QUALITY !2S NO. JEFi � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/492/HastingsBanner_1965-04-29.pdf 53bba92dbf8db4ef4372e37bfaddc00d PDF Text Text Hotting*, Michigan. Thursday, April 29, 1965 NUMBER 2 4H Carnival At Fairgrounds Here Saturday Carnival time iuu again rolled around tar the 4H Cuba of Ban-, . County. Activities will be con­ tinual* at me Community Build­ ing at the fairgrounds from 1 pm. to 10 pm. Everyone I. invited io attend. Group* will begin to art up for th* program on Friday evening. Th* building will also be open flaturday morning. . Djgt pns* drawings will be held approximately every liour The main prtre is a TV x-t which will be drawn at 9 pin. Saturday. The winner doc* not have to be present The proceeds of the Carnival will be used by the 4H Service Club to reduce the indebtednesa on the pool. The 4H Service dub will also be sponsoring an exchange trip to Colorado In the summer of 1»M and some of the profits will be tec aside for thia trip UNIT t»etp«r costing over 1W» — plus Sil carrying e h a r ■ «. •This la a bnsy season lor house - to - house canvassers." Nashville Hires Donald Lair as Police Chief Funeral Services This Thursday STOCKING BOMB SHELTER—The Maple Valley High School at Nasbvilte has Won designated ti one of three bomb shelters In Barry County. The others are at Delton High and a Middleville grocery. When ths supplies were unloaded at Maple Valley High to slock the shelter a tew days ago on the scene were Heft to right! Forrest Rabccck. Ore chief: Iarrest Rinehart, high school principal: Mra. Gladys Miller, village president; Wendell Armour, former Nashville chief of police now a deputy sheriff; Harvey Wilson, president of the Chamber of Commerce, and Donald Lair, Nashville's pew police chief. Antique Sale on Church of God. Heritage Day in Plans Services- Annual Program to Recognise Scholarship,. Achievement During High School Career For Mrs. Martin va) has been Gayle Barlow. AsFuneral service* for Mra Jose­ slstlng hey have been Diana and Joan Cole. Mary AUco Lockwood. phine E Martin, 85. Ill Middle­ Marjorie KUnx-r. Keith Penta Di­ ville. are to be held at 2 pm ana Phillips. Kay Halbert and tbl* Thursday at the Beeler 10 HHS Students' To be Honored at Rotary Program Members of tbe Hastings Rotary Club on Monday noon will honor 10 Hastings High School Seniors at their annual Honors Convocation. EDITORIALS Baptist Church At Orangeville Michigan Week Mrs. Martin is survived by a daughter. Mrs William (Ida! The Barry County Historical Hall of Detroit, two grandchil­ dren. and seven great grandchil­ Society U sponsoring a sale of dren, and ona sister. Mra. James antiques on Heritage Day. May (Virginia! Turner of Grand Rap- In New Edifice All of the proceed* from this •ale will be used to place his­ torical marker* in several place* In the county. The first project will be the Hastings Manufacturing Com­ pany Monday reported net tarn- Hastings Mfg. Co. Earnings Rise of Supervisor* by their own com­ mittee appointed for that purpose If any move toward the construc­ tion of a Jail la to be made this year, the time Is iippruaciting when advantage* in having the Jail unit located away from the congested down town area. There I* no queaUon that. within a lew year* (maytions of Die county recommended be sooner), Barry County win hage that the county build a one-floor to undertake th* enlargement of JaU tn house 30 to 35 persons on court house facilities to provide Rev Huber, reviewing the his­ tory of Ute Church of God hne. reported that In 1954 the congre­ gation bought the building at 438 S Jefferson and began services there Even tn those early days the people knew more space and better In dtt. with vision and fore­ thought they purchased the prop­ erty off Broadway, and dreamed at the time when they might build a new house of worship Io accom­ modate a growing church. Invites Public Everything we need here in Jail facilities, Including. adequate office gpace. could be contained in a one-floor structure of this atse. and by proper design, could allow tar future expansion Although there- may be some alight advan­ tage^ In having the Jail adjacent Bev David Cummins. pioneer church missionary with the Cuneervative Baptist AssocMiian of Michigan, will be the ftrst speak- Hl-Y Alpha, member of - the Choir and Girls Ensemble. presi­ dent o( the District at Michigan Brethren Youth Fellowship, past president of TH Hl-Y Beta. 1M4 J-Hop chairman. Girls League who Is now registered with the Maple Valley School district as an eighth grader, have jtnoved to Nashville and are living in an apartment on North Main street. Quaker Cemetery, in Maple square at a coat not to exceed county agencies, all of which, are Grove Township, and Whiskey 8275.000. excluding the coat of a now operating under handicaps in Run Tavern on the present M37 pew site. That appealed to us at (Please turn to Pg. 4. thia •**.) Other site* that are brought Public Library Story Hours This is National Library Week and special story hour* for young­ sters are bring held at Die new Hasting* Public Library. on Broadway pirn six acres to the Till* Thursday from 10 to 11 weat and south providing the Mra Joe Burkholder 1* to enthrall building area and parkier space first grader* and on Friday Mra. Tbe land cost about MMO William Stedman and Mr*. Tom The education unit inchidea nine classrooms, a kitchen and worship center 40 fast square, seating IM persona Not figuring the value of volun­ teer labor, the new unit was ex- Extension Groups Plan AchievementDayProgram time ago by the council and The Barry County Home Eco- of other study group* Special plana were worked out to handle nomlcs Extension Study groups. . - th* ealla thia way even before through their Advisory Council. ,past chairmen of the Advisory have completed plans for their';Council over the past 40 year*. Registration will b* at 8:34 Honor Students pm. and Bunday aafttoba kfa al Humphrey, and Janae. daughter of: Council threw years, co-chairman It am and 7 pm. Mr. and Mra. Charles Guenther, of J-Hop decorations four-year Pastor W. Glen Campbel) «former Woodland residents, were letterman In wrestling and capselected to attend Boys State and twined tha squad thia past seaGlrls Stale by Uic faculty of son. tennis his Senior year Pajvhment High dchool Both Bteve I Carol Uengesboch — National and Janae attended the Woodland Honor Society, cheerleader all Community School before entering. Please Sa* MORE ABOUT: the Parchment system 1... HONOR STUDENTS, Page 1. Donate Surplus ~ Clinic Funds £• To Hospital — At its regular monthly meeting on Thursday. April 19, Ute Barrv County Medical Society voted to donate the surplus fund* left over after paying al) the ex­ panses of th* oral polio vaccine “bits ofyesterday".... as gleaned from from the Banner files 14 Tear* Ago There were MO present Mon-1 day evening at the first Family Night dinner in the new Presby­ terian hall tn honor of the 10th Several merchants throughout. anniversary of tho Rev. Lesson Barry county have Joined In a campaign to try and stamp out the wave of ’shop-lifting" which has recently plagued many re- Bwsrly Lawrence To Visit Capital I With Patrollers represent 40 Haatings-area aafety patroller* at the AAA NaUon■I Safety Patrol Rally In Wash- tton Room," such a* movie and slide projectors, a book” projec­ tor and screen and sound ampli­ fier for these machine*. | 3. Special *qulpment for one room tn the new emergency Seek 1915 Graduate* Lloyd Shafer. popular scout ewcuuro who 1* soon to Ware H**tin—. waa guest of honor al a ttaUmcniag dinner In the bouse Wednesday st �■ Ksrarjr; ................ .......................... Mrs. Boyd Heiny Chicken is REALLY man's best friend! ftnried Thursday LET'S LOOK AT THE FACTS: Aj4'«iedo, Ohio we're fried and we're fricetieed, wa'ra steamed and we're stuffed, we're in soups and In saladsand what would happen to the , We're roasted, pot roamed and put in pot-piae, wa're boiled, broiled, baked and barbecued, economy if wo stopped laying eggs? ' < Uw wife rd Hoyil ..“S’! VEX ek hokmuu' Aprtl FRESH-DRESSED Grade A DOUBLE BREASTED "*"BH TINOBT FRYERS k«ich au.^, That's right I Your choice of a freih-dresaod fryer with 4 legs or with 2 breasts I by a eon. Joeeph. Mm. Inez Faurt, KU Greer. Ftat franks P*SCHK8 Personal Mention FRESH, WHOLE FRYER LEGS RIBS ATTACHED FRESH Fryer Breasts Breast O' Chicken Light Meat short Cul dparran. 1 any, xeery n STEAKS 1 x_ ‘ amoorn APPLESAUCE 8’1 MARGARINE STEAKS" HHl K>« broil STEAKS Spartan Golden Solids WITH COUPON BELOW...FRESH, CRISP, BEKMAN ■■■IVIMPHMMHMKaESBEni celebratedother ffucsu for the day were Mrs. Leo Harriett of Middleville and Mn. Fred Gar­ row, Tb« Colvins were especially ar Ulla Barter because on h 24 they were again made Chryslers, former residents now living in Grand Rapids. The WAOHIH FRUIT DRINK CAMPBELL'S CREAMY-RICH, SMOOTH 4~ ‘1 _ \ SALTINES TOMATO SOUP 10%-OL CAN wige SUGAR FRANCO-AMERICAN SPAGHETTI 1-LB PACKAGE Guests on Sunday at the Lyn Burdicks were Mr. and Mra Henry Vandenalm of Eaton Rapids. and Mr. and Mrs Morris Xreahney of Lansing On Easter the Burdicks entertained Mr. and Mrs. Gary Burdick and family, and Mrs. Flora Pferdes- with racon llft-ot Can BEAN WITH _ 4kIB Im j. % >7, ■ ■ 10%-ox. Can VEGETABLE k lOft-ox. Can CELERY Campbell's Soups: £.Co ,$| 10-ox. Mushroom — 10%-ox. Vegetable for I Beef or 10'A-ox. Chicken Noodle .... I J with coupon at right Redeem Coupon Below for a 100% Nylon WOODBURY SHAMPOO »<«»rns 79' OVEN-FRESH LUNCH -CAKES 10 ’W’l Select Green •The Umpires cry U loud and Vicar . . . Pl»y ball! Play WaU! la ulwt art l«r from iprt Wnsf. play the pane and do your heat. Tu win Is not the vita! uoel’llMi spirt: of the team, I'm Wid. 1> surely the important fact ... id with the team, r« in thS Get tn the tut now . . . improve the appearance at your home with beautiful Weldwood Prr-finiahed Par-eliK Year new walls will prwldc you with the Caro-Ln'S cr*alIlU»Ance .u:d assss'js’jf PEPPERS ar Available In Three Assorted Sixesl FROZEN APPLE, CHERRY OR PEACH PET-RITZ FRUIT PIES WINDBREAKER CVB ZLO 0 Wllh-C«Jpon B.low, Only > M Each . C—E/V With This Coupon on Purchase of| PdVe JU 100% Nylon Windbrooitor, $3.W | I Good With $5. or Hoc Food Order Thru Sot., May I a , $3.49 With This Coupon | pArtah frozen I "" “■ mi i ;w-x SUGAR — 9‘i | Good With S5. or Mora Food Order Thru Sat.,. Moy 1 | i — — -..WITH YOUR 41 h WEEK BONUS CARD COUPONA 4-PIECE PLACE SETTING OF STAINLESS FLATWARE All I. Hi. Wl 5-ZUJ — —■ I . Aft !lTekm7nlAlTINES~19] •* 99 | । Good With $5. or More Food Order Thru Sot., May 1 . 100 Extra Stamps-With Purchsse of 3-lbs. or More HAMBURG 50 Extra Stamps with Purchase of Any Pound of COFFEE L-- Ef'WHM__ �Quality to Open Furniture Store Flossie Allerding Heads Retired Employees Group 1 In Otsego tired Teacher* and School Bm- KK H0SPIU1 , Dowling By Mrs. Donald Proofrock the Hastings City Bank Satur­ are* QualKy Furniture storm, day. Mra Ftoesle AUerding conduotannounced Uuit an affiliated branch More will soon be establlshed In downtown Otsego. I Activities for U» Bummer meeting* were planned and a branch is scheduled for mld- pleasant social hour followed. > at Ute Mart Ira. Powell's Flynn, and family of Detroit. Mrs.'Flynn's daughter, Carolyn Child*, spent the Easter vacation with the Aars. ss Powell*. * The Robert Gaskill liriw motored through Virginia lit i atf and Wa*hington, DC. h At the April meeting of tbs Dowling ' cent professional survey which disclosed a need for a discount furniture operation In that area.. Honor Students feature a full line of namerount price* Itekla” . Wl‘x. U ter. tOSS N. MUM itek BS. Agrtl U; SjvJRts Continued from Page Ona four yean, cq-captain her Ben- Justice o >eti* as » Association four yean, rice M terl H. Campbell I* preildent Sheriff Me jm to establish the — «** staff, ltal J-Hop planning com­ mittee, Senior play staff and department in the Courthouse in senior gift committee. Cart PeUrwun—Student Coun­ cil hU Junior year. Varsity foot­ Welfare Department ball three years, captain Senior wocMJum^-vlSn^Ue. usi year; Varsity .basketball three years; Varsity golf four years, captain of golf team his SophoHASTDiM — ■erw* DoGreete, Hall. Sheriff Campbell and Mrs. Iri* president, J-Hop committee and Shaffer of Nashville, clerk in the drivers license division of the Carol Rom - National Honor sheriff's department, were In Lansing Tuesday attending a Society, editor Fortnight first school to learn new Hsenslng semester. National Merit finalist, procedures, and this Wednesday DAR Good Citiaen, Stale run­ tindersheriff Gordon Trick and ner-up, co-editor of Saxon, Deputy Willard Redman were to chaplain Tri Hl-Y Alpha, Stu­ dent Council, president Girls attend the school. starting about June I persons League Board, vice preaident obtaining drivers license* will Junior year, public service com­ have their phoiograplui on the missioner, editor Fortnight sec­ license* The State 1* supplying ond semester Junior year, Stu­ equipment. Sheriff Campbell dent Council, Sophomore vice president, float committee. More About- director two years, drum major two years. Library Chib presi­ dent. operetta orchestra four ELECTRIC ‘Commercial & Residential Installation & Repair 'j. *2 General Electric I members of Barry County who were Included In ths exhibit held at the Hastings City Bank lobby The girls are members of the Dowling Knitting dub With Mra Edse! Sinclair a* leader. * Week­ end guests at the Disch home In­ cluded the Paul Killgores and START SHOPPING HERE! THESE ARE JUST PART OF PENNEY'S EXCITING DRESS COLLECTION' loouniomn screening for Soloists on Youth Day 19*4 Michigan Week. Bob 8 teveni - Fortnight staff. Varsity football manager three years, basketball and baseball manager two years, student trainer for athletic teams two years, noon hour activity pro­ gram. First Class Boy Scout, first aid assistant in youth camp two Years. Senior Red Cross. Cramers Student Trainer Aimrfetlnn. homecoming float committee Freshman. Sophomore years. J- During the past week, sixty VALENCIA ORANGM — Pink cases at meaaka have been re­ and white grapefruit, pecans ported to the Health Deport­ and walnuts. Whole ur sheDcd. ment. Meat at the cam so far, Call after 4 pm. O. W. Spen­ have been located In the Midcer, 1001 S. Dibble. WI l-M&T George W. Sheffield has Mi­ tered into a contract with the city of nesting* to collect end dispose of the city garbage in line with the rrovtsSona at the garbage disposal ordinance pass­ ed Uy the* city council don't miss this year's summer dress carnival! Mra. E*rt Spencer has been In Bolivar, Twin.. visiting her daugh­ ter. the Sfkliael Balente. Mra. Max Wilde and sen. Lowell, have returned from a trip to Washington, D. C.. and James­ town. Appomattox. Va.. and other historical pointe of interest. member of World Youth Sym­ phony. National Symphonic AROB FAMILY HOME IN NASHVILLE FOR SALE—Six bedrooms, two full baths. 11v. Ing room, dining room, kit­ chen, redecorated. Priced fog quick sale. WI B-9472. 4/2F ,R Mayor Burton Perry and the council have appointed the fol- Appliance* Bargains In Used den. night, police; Philip T./Jol- Appliances, too! 119 W. State OUR ANNUAL SUMMER j^btr-ean ban­ quet scheduled for the evening of Wednesday, May 12. Mrs. Clara Rccs spent Easter I with her son. Neale, and family In Battle Creek. * Lee Stanton entered Pennock Hospital for surgery. * Howard VanDellc Is at home following medical treat­ ment at a Battle Creek Hospital. * The Leslie Dickeroons enterW llained their daughter and faml"iuS’. ly. Mr. and Mra. «- Ashby of SB. M. North Hastings. * The Fallen “aintt Iwere ’Wthte relative* in Tekon, A*id *h* a-week ago and Mra. Clara uamui । Bowling, who ha* been Vlallipg ’ Jtetil hfr daughter end family, has re- Sheriff Planning . . Licensing ng Division Hastings • ™* HHOVAtlNG MUKS M INRHITI VMItTV • THE NSWSMAKIhJ DESIGNS AHO DIVERSIFICATIONS . THE EXCITEMENT OF BAECAWUH-EUEMHCK kuu b«»l who is being transferred from youngster* are vteltlng her famthe firm's Dowagiac branch. .Uy Ln Chicago this week. Ilamr*. Whn h» non. J_________ ‘ ‘ ’Vfnre Ahnnt- before you spend more COMPARE;! ft ■ <*■*■><*<** ALWAYS FIRST QUALITY* 9 Charts* Wehb’flre wam2<5S Hastings Giddings, fire cbtef. ,\ Phono 945-2866 USE YOUR CHARGE ACCOUNT SXtHT vies . SERVICE Tira Shop U. S. KOVAL Wc love babies, prove it, we’ve chosen some outstanding selections for -Baby Week. Come see and choose! Orlon Shawls ______$3.00 Sweater Sets_______$3.00 Stretchmate Booties -$1.53 Stretchmate Coveralls $3.00 Stretchmate Crawlers $2.00 Towel Sets .........$1.49 Baby Books________$2.00 Disposal Diapers ..—98c Shirts ---------- - --------- 59c Nursery Jar Sets .—$4.00 seersucker skirt sets Plus, a wonderful selection of Drugs .. • Bottles • Toys . . and Other Baby NeeJt ... And, of course, S&H Green StanijH 1» K EJ < top and Lady’s Tool Kit ONLY Real cool buys! Freshly styled tops and skirts In FOR ANY OF THESE 2-PIECE COTTON JAMAICA SETS Brisk Jamaica sets in easy-core cotton that .washes and dries- in o flash,, hardly needs ironing! Print or plaid sleeveless tops with matching or contrasting shorts in ducks, twills, poplins. Sizes 8 to IB. crisp, crinkly acetate-and cotton • seersucker make light of summer — and cool off budget worries In the.bargain! Cardigan or notch with collar jackets or without sleeves ... all with slender skirts. Blue, pink or block, sizes 8 to 18. - Open Wednesday and Friday Nite until 9 P.M. �’fc'qsxi To Observe May a much mor* favorable price right EDITORIAL Asm Rfldio Month llcltliu 1TAU11U1 construction of a Jail. With thl* extant to whkh >U facilities could one-floor Jail structure built on a fully functional condition. and yet Wli«n this proposition is ready itove It Should contain a clause that will give voter, th* right to Our own opinion to that it win bo a grievous mistake tn crowd the The Hastings Banner Dowling Know Your Legislators U«a»> ASitrlKIu H»pr<a»«l4U< efftoah rncaf ankvick. n UB. SENATORS amiiican niwipapu Satiate Offtea Building Washington U, D£. oprrauon* •------- -------- ---------Vkt Cong and North *wk- Tbc UaTld Honeywell*. ‘ alfixl- while serving aboard the attack; aircraft carrier USS Midway, Approximately 3.700 offlocrs and carrier, including six squadrons and two detachment* flying daughter. Marcia's husband. * ,more tiian 70 bombera. fighters. Members of the Dowling Wo­ men* Society art reminded of the district meeting to be held in Grand Rapid* on May 8.1 Electrician* Male Third Clasa Philip A. Hart CONGRESSMEN Washington U, D.C. invited to attend the United ol Has'-uigz., is serving atxxud Church Women’* mating *chcd- thc anti-submarine warfan- sup­ .. . . . . .. . nrw Hlrrmft raritiT port aircraft carrier tIXS L'Bb HnrHorutoi fur Mi Church In STATE SENATORS Slate Capitol ed the Dowling Birthday Club At her home on Wednesday ew- moblle landing <lcld at ana. after adjournment! Third C.u» Jsrkto J. want of' Dowling. ♦ Thd Donald land (Yankee Spring* Township.) Bunday visiting Mr. Procfrock'* rclatim. Bunday nwatnd guest* tx-cn graduated from the tcciml- Spray (Woodland. Hastings City. Has­ tings Township, Castleton. Balti­ more. Maple Grove, Johnstown. of Hawing* Assyria Townships.) The Ken Robbe* entertained hl* family, Mr and Mrs. John FoTcc refrigeration spcciall-rtn nt Sheppard AFB. Tex. Airman ciplea of refrigeration. air con­ ditioning. and equipment cooling. Tralnlng Command's (ATCi pe. Prairieville. Paul Bare and family of Holland Chsflute AFB, III. ATC train* airmen and off kin. Ln the di­ Central Michigan University for verse skill* required by Um NaSTATE REPRESENTATIVES Easier dinner State Capitol Mr. and Mra A! Cortright and iman is a gnu family of Allegan were Easter High School. dinner guests al the home of after Adjournment) hb parents, the Adelbert CortThe Lyle Hulbert* left on Good ath District—Jsme* 8. Farns- rlghu, and the family which in­ Frid*y for Prospect . JHei|Ma, cludes Mike, Sheryl. Mary Lynn. 111, . to spend the Easter week- ■ Becky. Kathy and Johnny, spent end , with their daughter, the Hope, Baltimore. Johnstown, the week with their grandpar- ;Mark A Young family, return­ Barry. Orangeville Township*» ent* They brought their bikes ।ing on Monday. On Thursday and their dog. and from Mike, and , Friday Uie Hulbert* were nt ell. R1 Ionia. (Thornapple. Irv­ who is 13. down to Johnny, who ;their cottage on Grand Traverse ing, Carlton, Woodland. Rutland. l* three, they had Just a won- iBay. and on Sunday they were HaaUngSjCMUeton, Maple Grove. derful time at Grandpa and <entertained f« dinner at the Grandma Cortright*. Mary Lynn | Assyria Townships.) celebrated her tenth birthday ;Buchanan at Grand Rapids While here, Their parents, ac­ companied by Mr. and Mra. itcrtalnMl Mra. Donald Hale and George VanWas oner 'Mr. Van- ' daughter. ( Janice, of Galesburg. Wagoner is the irutrumental ;Mrs. Nettle Bunday of Delton. music instructor at Allegani al»o ; :Mr. and Mra. Dale Hall and had a pleasant vacation, taking 1I 1family, Mr. and Mra. Ronald a trip to Washington. DC, Get- i :Hall and family and Mrs Josetysburg. and other pointe of in- iI :phlne Vanderwater for dinner terest in that locality. I<on Easter. Spring the suit season CORNER WALNUT AND S. JEFFERSON HASTINGS THE COMFORTS OF HOME times of sadness, you wont the protective comfort of "home’' —and that is what you find with Face ths lovrtiett Ums of the ysar in a perfect Ptndlvton sort Achieve th* new *l*g*nc* . . . fashion decrees “iCw right to be proper"; you'll agree M's fun in Pendleton! ' Ths Club Sult (right) features a chic |ecke< and gently A-lramed skirt us. Our facilities provide all the warm.Mamiliar qualities which "home" means, plus spacious sur­ roundings in which the family, friends, and relatives may gather. look ME, 335.00. Tha youthful Utile Suit (left) *C- LEOnflRO OSGOOD Aw* Mcpltcvditi “Oress Well IM X Sfet. St. Delton Area trip to Farm Bureau woman from our planning Nancy Higbee of Vaxsdercook art*- g —.....j to attend -the — - ciagi Huoaeii V"'-1” uon, sou - • ■ ■ 1 --r -— lake spent the week of April li B'ate Farm Bureau CommitteeM j t A |*ste.-xoru. at Belding. * Bell g*as Hospital Friday night with her parents, the C. CHlg- *«n«n's nxoUng at ADerulalo « " u purucipoUnS »*nk from Elkhart. Ind. Is vitot- : Apru 8 the bowling tram span- the Monday following Easter. 231 W. Stofw WI 5-5982 „ 1MM and completed basic com- u»ca. *uauw* wviv ——* .. . —.—__ —..----- ’ in ^ir talned for dinner at the home of “ra Helen Drake. Mrs. Haael *nn unr.. Hammond. Mra Jana Smith. ^fuMnaUJoihe CHARLES H. LEONAJID JACK D. OSGPOD Phone 945-2471 W1j Dmlcnd. April '3 v in n bowling banquet NAS renSaCOM k*AA*AAAAa Jagg High School -i'h- Efl BLAIR'S “» “ i ty Review were Mra. Myron . CampbeU and two daughter*.' By .Wr», Donald Proffrock DM HvXDBED AXD Fann & Garden I On Tuesday singer* from the — KeUogg High School at Hickory WBCH announced It would' Technical Sgt. Donald E. Curoris were to participate in join more than 3XXX) other UB. CAltw. ton ot Mr. and Mr*. Boyd the Western Michigan Unlverrtations m observingNational H. Clark ot 1U Dc>ton. na* ar- ally 21th annual Boulhweatcrn Radio Month. M*» 1-31 nv*d iur duty al Kamstein AB, Michigan Vocal FMUval, and Th. event 1* designed to ac- Germany. Bgl Clark, an inteSU- Uii* Wednesday the HasUnga ousTnt nuMlc with Se rarisd EifW* kuperv^. High Choir Choir and and the Lakewood ™. *.renl lunerviMir. previously orevioualv Hteh S^Sis^d o wortdra ^rred •* ““ *.cre *ch*duled ' Mra Josephine n i* .nonsorad by WBCH and «** u,lil “ P*rt of tn* Air the second night of the event other rX rtatiouT turoin»*Europe wlMcn which provtaks ' helped and Mra Ddort* 1Hall -----------------to LAI L. m— andFmtaork lurce* ‘ siugcra from 34 Michigan _ ■■ LI —lL. Sfol the Nrt^a! A**oct- U>« “‘•1^ conmouuon cdi-brate fhetr mother's birtha.isn»e ot me siAiU^minuMa. ", BroadcMtet* “le «A*Oj«ininra Th* the^Tsdected tor theJ iW *,.«««. ttendedfha.unw । £UfU ,u Hippen of Vicksburg *nd Mr. i»a obiXm a -itedto-ih. Bound of Year-Round Pleasure." Ursula A. Lauer ol gw wyn carter. h**d of the WMU Tuneful musical announcement* many. ! must department, directing the baied on the slogan and other RUMeli Benton Of Hartings were PFC Eugene H. Adams. program feature* eiplaining Ra-: colters Saturday. April 17. on dlo Month will be aired by Mrs. Benton's brother and fam­ WBCH throughout the month ily. Mr. and Mra Myron QunpKen Radant, WBCH general completed tnroc wecu or m-. bell. tensive Held training exrtcbc*' By Mrs. John Peabody the character at modern Ameri­ can radio, and presents clearly daughter's and family. Mr. and And simply one of the main l(JU< m reason* underlying radio'* un- . vana» *maU unit tacpragedented appeal a* a major ^wwri to improve tha daughter and husband. Mr. and pttaL * Easter guest* at Um entertainment and information nwlM, oj hm unit, Mr* David Klnntstan at Prcol- homo of Mr. and Mra Harold medium.” Tbc aii-yww-oid soldier, a driver in Company A of lbs 18th In- Mra William Gurnaey and fam- 1 Robert Camj Uy left Good Friday to visit Mr.: Grand Rapid Fimina- „„ would be adequate parking apace city Umlte but away from court In cwiaectkm with the building Brown i SSVKiEJafif1 Now Ensign at Slngert If rWS ~ Lansing an gratulatton* aH.iJalU,—. to the grundparrnLs, Mra Brown and Uictr two Kins. Mr and Mra M.iJ Baake on David and £ their first grandchild. Cara Ann. “J” ta are Mr. and Mrs .to take flight training. the Barter week. veloped skin In Moslem countries Dunn 0M Monday of last week, where religion forbids the por-- Mr* Duun entertained her son iroyal of human and animal and family for dinner on Bun- Hastings Insurance Agency COMPLETE INSURANCE SERVICE S, . 219 WIST STATE ST. m $r.**d TM*tre" New Location: -sm* Phono 945-4100 Mutual Funds Investments �from lhe,8eajnd and Third allowed dtoUnce." Syrup Festival .V puiuiaacq me land ifctBhv night the City Council -xwgBl ft formal rtsoliilton cxu>« thanks of the clUasna ‘ . Li. .enverirwr mrw» Hi.n Attracts 5,000 ’ — —- “j u» uicrv ytura aso ****• u* obtained Haetentet&Vkinity Marriage Licenses Th» flw-mr latM include- an The annual option for renewal. City muat pay itaelf for •aaeaamento made far the improve­ ment of Out Railroad Street, totaling Ml 1.25 -Die City ortgtaaHy Mraard tlw bcneflto to the New York Central, and then found out llghtfu! tune and delicious food. —thb munidpaJiiy owns the property. Senice to City Council Racogntoiea Veteran Official al Mtnulay'a Seaaion rently returned from Virginia after , cuy Mm The two icawte* are J^Bjlfltepated a. « Sunday. ■Thanked’ for HHS Girls, Boys cUUy beautiful s •■J-twil-rtrit of ilia lifetime, and, -WHEREAS, it la the drain- of uj, bxly to recognlie the tong ud faithful eerrittg of WALTER ^-W.V^ntEREFORE, be U re­ trod that the thank* of tlu> -ujera of Um City of Haattnga be Blend, d to WALTER L. WAL­ LACE <xi hit retirement through tbb body, the elected reprewentaof the ciUaenry of thli Otty. •BE FT FURTHER RXSOLVED •Jut • copy of thia resolmion'be WALLACE.” luve everything Bob King has announced that Haaunga High Hl-Y and Trt-Hlof her sister. le LAS. which was can- Y clubs are to be represented M d tost week was resched­ the stale YMCA Youth Confer­ uled for this Wednesday at the ence at Oakland Unlrerahy near Personal Mention Camp Ftre office April 15. Plans were completed for the Grand Council Ptre to be held May 10 spending a at the Central Auditorium at (wtlim to the Robert W. 7:15-..pm. Joyce Skedgell gave instnictlons for Are and baking Olivers who art The Banner al At Vermontville villa product.' You two should . .... ■uuu.c.auiy ui uic wted at the nnuual eook-ouL ->—s -=—>— Joycetying, talked on first aid Oaryi and ^Yg u» newt of*•«**>*■ ><>ur fam­ Vermontvide Maple Syrup fratival knot nutated by Mra. the remarkable a*turday was a day that will long atitetaUc record your son. Jay, spent Saturday be remembered, wpoctally for Mias Cooper. 1 tnun.' I< nt i.. Kathy Stanton, daughter of Mr Mra. Miller's group 8, *Fluta' was kept entertained on Tues­ Society at Clearwater High chspti as soon as arrangements and cviebrnted her 17th birthday. day, April 20. The girls met at Junior Symphony Mla» Stanton was crowned the Camp Fire office at 10 Hhcoob put* him in the out­ are toaiucd. The bah diamond b standing student bracket tn Orchestra Concert 1* u* by the National Staple Syrup o'clock where they left for Bat-____ r—x u. o»l uura in “ wnich will mean there will be The Kalamazoo Junior Sym­ many youth gathered there Parkman, Ohio. phony Orcliestra’ will play their aeum. The little girls were most throughout Um- summer months. The festival opened with a pun­ Impressed with it all and same 'Therefore, in view of the fact lie will be iieadi-d fbr college. cake and maple oyrup bnakfasL home laden with gifts from both that a church building and aasoThe Robert, Shannon-, are 4 pm. Sunday,' May, 3. at KalaAlthough the day (tarted off factories and souvenirs from the visiting in Canton. Ohio, several maroo Central Auditorium. Au­ museum. ditions for new players for nest Volunteers are urgently needed <to)-s this xwk. «OnI.b‘ nm Ba’*Ul church year's concerto wjif b« held at Mr. and Mra. Harold Hewitt, WMU after school on Thursday of Hastings, we request of the iuu their son. Dwight, and their and Friday. May 30-11. and all Hastings City Cmiricll that no ap­ ”,— visited this little neighboring com ­ Camp Fire office If interested nephew, Danny Sbelienhuger. re- day Saturday, May ». proval be given for the granting ot munity of 750 rraldento to be a liquor license or permit for tint Hastings Bowl as our church will entertained. Chief of Police Richard Bunlar ruggtMcd the Council $tudy the Bdvtoabllhy of providing a main north-south through street might ald the traffic Dow. The suggestion Ji for ctorfly-puriiy. flavor aiki color, were Archie Martin, first' Ruawll Smith, second; Or! Thrun. third: Carl Geariiart. fourth, and Je$sic Wire, fifth. In Ute sugar division Car) Thrun took first; carl Gearhart, second; Leo Malcult, third and Archie Martin, fourth. Candy wius a ho Judged wttti Carl Gearhart taking first; Carl Thrun, second, and Archie Martin, third. In the cream division. Carl Tlirun took first; Leo Malcult. second'and Clarl Gearitart. third parking meters and other duties, and to study a request from Myer Wlnick tar limited parking stalls division Phillip Scott took first, E. D. Ban-diet & Son. second; Carl Thrun. third and Carl. Gearhart, fourth In the sweepstake* Carl Gearhart took first; Cort Thrun. second; Leo Malcult, third and Archie Martin, fourth. AgkfOf ' Sunnyflowers" and you'll get them |ust hko they look In the picture. From |0.00 plus tax. LADY BUXTON Gilmore Jeweler WI 5 5316 102 E. State Phillip A . Clark has been coating $2,808 at Anne Drive off named assistant high school Cook Road. , TW also approved a lease for pert of the old Oty Hall to be tember. He is now assistant high rented by Barry County for $X0 school principal and a biology teacher at Kellogg High. He is also director of adult education, Jejiartment, now a post he will continue to fill. Courthouse, as well Mrs Clark leaches fourth grade at Kcltopt. SHORTS. SETS Junior, Misses and Half-Sizes. Regular $59.98 . 100% cashmere in-two styles. Tuxedo and button front. Block ■ Qr)cj Reduced from Regular . MOHAIR S\VEATERS L Reyulir $12.98 . 7 r Cardigan styles in pastel a now *7.77 Ladies JERSEY SHIFTS Need no care, wash easily, dry quickly. Retain shape with no ■ro"'"0. fa ... *89 NOW s4.44 Regular $5.98 . Now *3.88 All Reduced Now • • ' 2 F*lr *1.00 HASTINGS Ona Group of 0dd» and Endi from our ,^^1/^1^ BABY DEPARTMENT TOWELING J Regnier 49e yd. yjj $^00 m si ft IRONING BOARD COVERS Two types . . . stretch-on muslin or silicone coated. Fits all size Regular 79c each M C«dfW> Now 2 for bo-* GIRLS SKIRTS Now *1.15 Regular $1.19 Now rted prints in pleats. Sizes 7 *1.88 Now GARMENT BAGS Jumbo size will hold 14 gar­ $^| QQ KITCHEN TOWELS Terry doth in assorted patterns. Now 3 for $1.00 Regular $1.98 100% cotton with lace trim . . . _ _ White in sizes 4 to 14. Now Swito Suits — One group in two <«g 'I.UU n.w * PILLOWS In assorted colors and sizes. Regular $1.98 & 2.98 Now $1.00 qnd $1.44 ...«Wr - g BLANKETS by Beacon Kneeknockers One group in prints end solid colors. Sizes 7 to 14. ‘chine worfiable. Moth proof ... Assorted colors. Regular $5.98 NOW S Ji 4» V W Regular $3.98 NOW *2.88 and 88' Regular $2.98 One group in 100% cotton, As- Jamaicas *1°° STAMPED PILLOW CASES ments. 54 Inches long. Children's SPORTSWEAR RECLINER CHAIR *29”DOWNTOWN i Ndw2drt.*500 SHOE RACKS ond honey. .MnSnm.H, 117 W. STATE ST. . Refulir $k.9S Dm. New. exclusive• permonap. Ma- SOFA BIDS *1S° R.gUi«r$2.98 Rayon acetate with lace trim. White and pastels. Sizes 4 to 14. *159 1 Regular $1.69 GIRLS PANTIES Quality GAUZE DIAPERS Slightly irregular. Hemstitched. Assorted potterns. J.PC. DINETTES INAL s CUIkKMl ;j Ladies SLEEVELESS SHIFTS Docron and cotton knit. Feature GIRLS SLIPS BEDROOM SETS Rog. $2S» Now 2 for All linen, Size, 8!4 to 11 In shode, of ihltt s59 qq Regular $1.00 Pastel colors and prints. Holds 9 pairs of shoes. BUNK BEDS 1 Regular $7.98 Ladies SEAMLESS HOSE $139 - Now 4 pr. F Prices by ’/j 2-PC. SOFA BED SUITES 3-rC. CURVED PLASTIC BABY PANTS x-Regular 29c each toco One group of Juniors,' Misses Half-Sizes. Spring and Surf Ladies SLIPS $OQ .... oa I.UU RECEIVING BLANKETS Lace-trimmed, cotton and dacron blend. White only. Sizes 3?. to 44. MATTRESSES A g.iui.r$i,98 Now . Sizes S-M-L-XL Pull-on style. ’ broken sizes. CHARGE ITI WITH NO MONEY DOWN, 6X. N<>w S44OO Ladies SPORTSWEAR $29 2 to Reduced One Group of SLACKS. SKIRTS. BLOUSES ond JAMAICAS in *efl publishing company in WashApt Ml. solid color shorts. Sizes ^■b.n^v.n^. OF QUALITY FURNITURE Lcglon Hall for this One group. Printed crop tops with During part of the construction Auhtant Principal rick's Chapel of Syracuse Uni­ versity, Dr. Nicholas Goncharaff, National YMCA ixccutlra Vilu.g to $29.98 Lduies ville in a covered wagon when Jturt could not find a parting spot." a tunall child. Tits Council approved advertbtng Winner of the first price tn the for ifds for the Installation ot float division ot the afternoon. stand and sanitary sewers and parade ana the Peoples Bibl* Church ct Nashville. Second place »Tto a tie between the journalism the City limits Aotton.' ard Tobias and friend of Lan- Ladies SPRING COATS1 Entire stock of Spring dress coots. Katamasoo. was there only long enough to serve as one of the Judges In Uie children's parade. txms Ummghout Ute day. Among the winners were George Haney of Nashville who at fie was the oldest man attending the festival. day. Friday and Saturday am Steve Roblnaun, Dave Fanrli. Ray Ziegler. Jerry Skidmore, BUI Wightman, John Nixon, Mary Karmee. Kathleen Gaskill, Linda SAVINGS Ladies CASHMERE COATS third year. Their theme Grand Rapida. Saturday evening. April 17, the Phillip Armstrong* entertained wlUi a pancake eupper. Oumu Included the Edger Tublaa fami­ ly of Shelbyville. Ind.; Ron To- Last Weekend of Parmalee's Greater Value Days crbe.9«. They were made for lady types that's why they make it lady-like. ‘V Conference n.joyed tha u42ro.rei.irM. "Prohmlnary plans are drawn far ®daca‘,on“1 >™th taUdtaiB. parsonage, and combi• WHEREAS. WALTER L WAL- wgarye *n'1 >'”u:h chfll*’1 , We are planning starting construe- -WHEKEAS. WALTER L. WAL<tCt Ule cn>' °f >f*s»n«a। . ..nfflr* fnr II...' To Attend State Mr. and Mrs. Cl'ntoti Mr. and Mra. Warree M llB ta ig illE K tiiL ' falter Wallace Regular $1.98 $| QQ Look for famous 'Trade-Name' labels on the things you buy ... you'll find them here! • rmaleei 124 East State Street �Wayland Calvary Church is Setting For Lovely Nuptials Mbu Zelma Chrereman. daugh- •on ot Mr and Mrs Harris Geary, of Wayland, in a double ring ceremony performed by U»e Rev. NeU Hom at the Wayland CWlvrry Church Hoturday. April mere ■■ . — on Wednesday wish the jrtaea going to Martha BrandsUrtUr. babel Johnson. Dee Morey'^2 k- Knopf. Barbara Chase. BonMa Lzxkwuud. Martha Dean. Huth Coleman. Blanche Potte. J° take* lea* time to adopt a child than to bear ons. Most adoptive Mra George Alexander of Middleville played ti>e tradltlon- Focus Attention On Family princes* *atln. terminating in a chapel-train. The fitted bodice •' meHirers o> tne Homesteaders Ex-1 SrilSS i Service Agencies were asked to go on the County __ _ . been designated as Nations) Family Week and attention 1* Robert Ingram and Mra. Roy Qari- fixused on the service agencies son will set up the bootlia An that strive for the betterment interesting lesson was given by of family relationships. In Barry County a concerted 'effort in the direction of impiueemenl In this area, when problem* arise. 1* the FAMIbY and CHILDREN'S SERVICES' chantilly la« flounce. A raUn petal head piece held her French illusion veil. Both were designed and made by the bride. She carby white hyacinths with stream­ ers of Ivy and lovers knots •Mrs. Cindl Annis, Nashville. friend ot the bride, as matron of pitted within four to eight month*. A local committee of cfvicmlndcd women assisted with th* furnishing of Mra. Lewis' office. Her .hours are Tue*. Wed. and Friday. 10 a*n.-3:30 pm. Hsr phonr number I* 948-4388. On Monday* and Thursday* *he may be reached In Battle Creek Board members of the Family and Children's Service* from Barry County at the present time are Mrs Richard Shuster and Dr. William Helrtgel. si office here, located on the sec­ ond floor of the Hasting* Na­ tional Bank, since April lotnr. Club met on Saturday evening at Northeasiem School for a Sidle County ha* been impressive dur­ ing this period of time. She is i.err through United Fund flA reception was held In the nanring and in cooperation with I with partners' names and caused the Calhoun Coupty Family and . Mias Zelma Cheeseman Become church basement immediately 1 much gaiety. Three were eight Children's Recrices, which now following the ceremony. cake and gift* awaiting her at guest couples who Joined in the incorporates the former Michi­ After a trip Into Canada. the fun. The Ron Cunninghams had gan Children** Aid Society. Mr charge of the punch table fur Die Robert D. Krieg ar U Executive Wu-L’U-.d. ■ evening, and the Omar Barnum* Director of the Calhoun County The bride is a graduate of and Merrill Karthre* were the office . Nashville High School and Saturday. April 24. Bruce Smith snack and coffee host*. Mrs Lewis' schedule is varied Wright Beauty Academy of BalInvited three friend* to help hL-n and much of her work 1* with "Die diaries Wilke* were In the Beauty Center in Wayland. celebrate hl* eighth birthday, the Hastings Extension Group 5 met unwed mothers and the adoptive Lowell on Wednesday. the 21st, at Monday, April 19. at the home of She ata ted that there are Wayland. High School and 1* the 35th. with a roller - »kating the home of their daughter, the Mra. Joe Shulls. <DI E. Walnut employed at the Auto Clinic In P*rty at the Thonupple Rink Charles Thuston*, to celebrate the Sheet, with Mrs. Ray Water* w many misconception* relating to Bruce* parents, parent*, the Jack Smith*. Bmlth*. 16lh birthday of the Thuston twin*. co-hcwten, Following dessert. the both of these service* and this Grand Rapids. Bruces afccrnpanlcd Uie group which in­ Larry and Linda. butlnras meeting was conducted week the following question* and answers about adoptions will cluded Tom Alderson. Michele and Susie Shetterly. and Brucre brother Mr. and Mrs John Muilenlx en­ bey. A financial statement was help the public to understand tertained the Barry County Agri­ given, and officers elected far the some of the facts Mrs Lewi* skating party, proved to be a lot cultural Teachers Club at their coming year were: Mrf. Joo-Bhultz. said often couples who long and AU the Hastings rtaldente, chairman; Mr* L. R^ Storer. vice I yearn to adopt children hesitate plus ths Paul Faulkners of Mld- the Smith family was especially home. 1012 N. Michigan Avenue, chairman; Mrs. Elmer GUltspie. because of imagined obstacle* or on Saturday evening. misinformation "We cant empiuulx* enough." Mr*. Lewis de­ Jolla. Calif., during this post to Mra Smith, a* *he and the clared. "that adoption 1* an InWinter were-dinner guaris of. three children were all winner* in Utvldual proposition. We have all n o *rench and Mra I the cake-walk game although the kinds of children and they need at the HaKlngs rink wa* ftlied with other chkdrrn. April 17. Kendra invited th* »uth Hotel Sunday? all kinds of parents. There i* grade girls from Central School to Michigan Week" and the lessan. only one way a cuuple can find "Smith Monopoly " The guests Join her m a -3wtm" party at the sented by Mrs Harry Scobey. PUns out whether they arc acceptable returned to Bruce* home where Battle Creek Youth Centre. The were made for a picnic tn June and that is to apply to us. Love they shared' his birthday cake, "gid*'' had a wonderful time and with Mrs Herbert Reinhardt *nd nf children is one of the moat important ingredients n e c e *a surprise from his Grandpa couldn't think of a more pleasant committee in charge. flqal criteria 1*. "W1U the couple The Arthur Stewards entrained make good parent* " toe cream. Each UUle guest was of her eighth birthday. Ten friends helped her. — to ------make — thl* These are some of the fallacies given a take-home prize. Bruce — re— — r ~a v-ery their potluck bridge club consist­ again celebrated on Sunday when I*2* <>cca*10’'P^rhap* the ing of the Herbert Moyer* the about adoptions: his grandparents and uncle. Ute tn06t h® of the afternoon was the Edward Smith* and Ken. came for fortune-teUl^ jama Later that Wright Sims and the Antod Turjeu* on Saturday evening. The account. .. . . .. . e v ■ n I n v Rm-Vv rewxttntwd b-..-partying- when the Jack Hokes, (club keep* a running bridge -core "Nothing could be further n a were dinner firsts at the ItobuS! with q total taken at Qie>:4 of from the truth." say* Mr*. Lewis. , the season to determine* the win­ "There i* no minimum Income' hIch home. Jack and Becky ihartng the week with hl* new watch which ning couple. honors as they have a mutual requirement. AU we require 1* they brought him. that the income be high enough birthday. On Sunday the Clarence Millers to support the child adequately. On Wednesday, April 31. a group The ladles of the St. Rom guild* .Mrs Bert Rupright of tamatng and That's all. We're far more inter­ held their potluck nipper Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. oernld Bandau and ested in the quality of their poDawn Buighdoff. Lynda Newton, April 20. in the school basement. family were guests of thj Ckrlton tentlal parenthood than In how WIDDINC Abdut 60 member* «er« present Norcutt* for dtimer tionOrlnJ the much money they have in the Kenfleld. Carol Rote, Sandy Belson. and all of the guild* were repre­ first btrtlutay of the Norcutt*' »ai. FHOTOOtAFHY sented. There was a dlih cloth and David, and al*o a* a farewell din­ ■ There 1* a fee of 8350 for the dlnner party. At Jean * home, the towel shower for the kitchen after ner tor Carlton, who Is with the tidoption cast* and services. Mrs appetizers were served; at Sandy's which court whist was played, with Air Puree and is leaving lor Tura salad: at Sally * the main course charged only when the adoptive Stauffer. St. Stephen'* guild laid parent* can afford It Otherwise, revealing of the purpose of the The Marsiudl Belson* enter­ she adds, they pay what they tained with a dinner at Bill can afford. beautiful birthday Knapps tn Kalamazoo on Saturday *bome. Behan's birthday Guests besides There 1* no such requirement, they »ay. Emmanuel Guild will hold a Julie, end Miss Shirley Belson. moot interesting mre-Ung Wed- - . nreday morning. May 5 st 8:30 i Charles DeLang entertained Wrong again, the minimum o'clock In the church Undercroft. [ the udles ot Uw Balumo:c Tcr- requirement is only two years Mra. Franklin Huntley will I race Trailer Park on Tuesday, review the book "Light a Candle” April 27. at a ahowcr for the pleus- school and/or college edura­ whlch should prove to be one of, ure of Mr*. Howard Holly, the-most Interest Ing-programs of • • . Not'so: there are plenty of the year Guesti are most cordi­ Mrs Wallace Osborn was lunch­ children from low education sit­ ,— eon -hostess to the Rending Club uations ahd may be paired with ally invited. -------- —---------------- --------Coffer will be served by Mrs. Monday afternoon at her home on W Clinton Street. The book. "Red ground*. "For every baby who come* । Carpet at the White Hou*c." writnis Hagan. | ten by Wiley T. Buchanan, Jr.. In for adoption." Mrs. Lewis This will be the flrat morning adequate parents child." ’ fer this change. Society newS Mr., Mrs. Porteous Honored at Parties WHITE'S Photography ffirzWother’s ‘Day...the Qift offashion (Emmanuel Guild Meets Wednesday ere they are a brand new crop Frank Gallagher, R3 Delton. A July wedding is being planned. They art both graduates of Del­ ton High School in 1983. John attended Kellogg Community Dance Studio Will prevent a pro­ College and 1* employed at the pun' al the LOOT. Hall on E W. Bllu Company in repair Friday evening. engineering. Mis* Wilson t*‘ a baton Instructor for area schools, both elementary and high school. Mr. and Mrs. Fox Mark Silver Jubilee Tmi five tha Rntsf ding anniversary at their home, [2110 Bedford Road, on Sunday. GIVE MOTHER A BULOVA and relatives may call from 2 to 7 pm. HODGES frahiros Mason of Charlotte, and Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Mason, of Naihvllle. World famous BULOV 'Wdtcfies and Mra. C. W. H1U of Charlotte. ENO AO ED-Mr. and Mra. Milo Blain, 337 East State road, an­ nounce the engagement of their daughter. Ruth Elaine, to Martin W. Bigley, son of Mr. and Mra. John Bigley. Sr_ 408 Parker Art.. Kalamazoo. Mia* Blain la a 1961 graduate of Hastings High School and Knlamaaoo School of Practical Nursing. Her fiance 11 employed at KVP Sutherland*. An August 14 wedding la being planned. and Danny Benham, local. Wally Yerty left on Wednesday ths Keith Yertya and#Martt, ware John Harphams. on Sunday, Wally The Edward and Lynn Davis families entertained the Bob Da- Personal Mention Youngs were to be in Milwaukee. the 24th. Mra Harold Gray and WLs, thin Thursday to attend peotedly Monday following a stroke brother. Allen Kellogg, also Uvea tjpwi the Howard Orsboms' with Mrs KUdow. return from a Winter In Florida, The Max Mytrs entertained hl* they stopped in I Arning to spend IfUm Mra. Myers' father. Emeat Thcenp•on. wlio has recently returned '«• dinner Mr. and Mrs from Florida, wag a caller at their Harry Biudr of ■'Catifumla.-■ who home. On Bunday, the 33th. the Hodg es JEWELRY Patrick C. Hodges, Prop. 108 E. State St. day evening the Or-lxrns were dinner guests of the Henry Colas. ton and Mra Margaret Johnson v—-- entertained for Bunday ' ".re by the Orsborna. Callers Reynolds, and Myron Reynolds. Hodges David Smith and his mother, in Grand Rapid* Bunday to*,*'.Master of Michigan at the Phil Ostcrhousc Dance Bludio. After Brides Favorite Place To Shop o Not true, they gay; though, of course, a doubtful marriage rec­ ord would be thoroughly exam­ ined to determine the couple's likelihood of future difficulties they're full 5 new’ This. too. 1* faloe; although the couple mu»t~be basically reUgioua.- since ethical and moral values are generally Ued up with religion. NaturaUy. they add. regular church-goers are prefer­ able and an athe|*Uc couple would stand a slim chance, but ehurch membership is not a pre­ requisite. \ What's exciting ) ,zl fashion. All designed with verve. ENGAGED—Mr. and Mra. John Wilton, R5 Hasting*, with to an­ nounce the engagement of their daughter, Jacklyn Kay, to John and Helen ODonndl. On Thursday there were 10 tables in play with honors foing to Lois Hopkins. Bardy Cottar, Gretchen Kennedy. Kerma Her- ■ rick, Arloa Reed. Helen Mote. Dorothy French. Genera F»ul. Joyce Rhode. Betty Cutahaw, Ann Hamaty. Mary Fe'frwn. Audi* Baty. Irene St. Martin, Barbara Burkholder. Brtiy Yoder Personal Mention cal handicap. . False; the oply criterion here pital. Miss Ann McDonald, daughis whether or not life expectancy blouses '3to’5 - Lovely bridge lunciwon* were held al Ute Hotel Hastings*'’*• ntactey and Thureday of lw* week with Mrs. Rudolph Flora, / Mra. plain*, but !* no longer th* ca*«; couple* must, however, have a' medical evaluation of the in­ , ability to have children, pri-' marily because the agency seeks, to head off couples who, for pay- ( chologlcal reason*, want to nibstiiute adoption for natural child-bearing. man of Nashville, breams the Aj\ 1\ Honor Guests At Lovely Bridge Luncheons •nu ctuktren service* stall; a* a matter of fact, couples may J adopt two or even more children Society newS Iff I I Come see every great 1 , look going­ in the newest blouses and shirts. It’s a big, bold, colorful a collection! btzes23tQ38./ffi MAY 9 BOXED CANDY by Whitman's and Gramer Special Sections of Simply not true; mioN the parents range in alH 30 to 38. and applicants tM 43 are acceptable Actually^ add. even applicants ore basis, for adoption of children >160 to »400 LAPO AGENCY celebrate hl* 4th birthday. , The Harold Phillips In TyMr. Dallas. Texas, April 25th for a meeting of the Antique Automo­ bile Club. Their tentative ptona Hastings spout the middle of May. The Dr. David Cook family of If you're a busy bride-to-be, don’t delay another minute. Come in and register with our friendly, helpful Wedding Gift Consultant. We love to chat with brides... advise them... register their preferences in china and silver patterns-and J then pass tha news along to relatives and friends. * No obligation, naturally! If you’re looking for a gift for your favorite bride, chances are, our Consultant has all the inside infqrmation about which patterns and pieces she likes best. We’ll be delighted to see youl The Bob Miller family left tood Friday to visit his family MONTCLAIR by Unox. Enncftod with bands of fluminf pUtium. This Unox pattern a simple dljiiity, cor­ rect (or alf occasions. 5-piec« piece wttini........ ,...419.95 hoUday. U. of M. studant, Dennis Huntley arrived hotoa from Ann Actually, the only requirement I* that the couple be residents; there Is no retroactive factor. Even servicemen, they add. who. of course, are subject to transfer school Wednesday and will graduate Saturday. May IM His family will attend Uw gradu­ ation then he leaves Inunsdlatety tnr *__ ~ mer employment as hr did last Hodges DRUGS HASTINGS. MICH. Tlw- Roy Card® left Tutwday to visit their daugtitar and fam­ ily. the William Yatra in Kal- You’ll love our wide selection of china... Including world-famous Lenox I than for Infants. The minimum AMERICAN GREETING CARDS The Bonnet & Gown church. choir and chorals group, has a part In tton of Ia Boheme_______ _ produced In Ban Diego, Calif . placed for adoption. False, according to the Family . Established 1931 Jewelry Ph. WI 5 2963 j �( r Mrs. Adah Sharp [Slimming Belles Births at Pennock P^sonal Mention Of Middleville Pufpaff attended the District ’ 1* doing better Ha is still in Ute MYF Council mealing at Bowen hwpitel at Bturgl*. Ccnlcr on Saturday. * Mrs. Mra. Eldon Houghtalln spent J Charles Day called on Mr* E. H. !* week in Chfcajo and attended Lathrop and Mr*. Glenn Putp*fl I beauty school there * Mr. and ■ thb week. * Mr*. Charier Gay Mra. Lindon Norrta caffed ab ft. 11— V't..., . ... .. ... ... —. . SUTUS AV PWtroCK , Dies on Saturday Hasting* Saturday. * Mr. and , Newaygo on Bunday where they Mrs. Winston Merrick from Long liad dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Lake called at Uie Lindon Norrt* home Bunday. MJkOwula Mam on Bunday, Uie Mtb. died Batutday naming, A «* a Grand jupidi nursing home. Callers on Mrs. Glenn Pufpaff granddaughter* I am were Mr. and Mrs. Ed Hawks or Ban.".eld. Dr. Clayton Wllletta of Charlotte and Mrs. Stanley Ha- Charles Cairns from Hastings called al Lloyd Owens Sunday. * Mra. Karol Owen and children IL t Winter at Bradenton. nj Middleville; three grandclUl. .. _ < . Janine ■Hie f)db GUIs returned Uie Utter part of the weak after rutting their daughter, Mr. and Ur*. Robert Lyle, in Lansing, and JJr«. GUI’s sister, Mr, and Ur*. Dick Penn. In Detroit. They gbo called on other rslaUvu and friend* in both vlclnlUca. The Glenn Storra entertained Ur. and Mrs. Robert Smith and umUy of Grandville. Mr*. Alice Oordon and Mr. and Mr*. HarcM I. smith for dinner on EAsKf' t '*• I lk», 3',, ttl.. Asrll 11: By Mn. fjou ll love Our ---------------- V’ Protein Brood 30c ---_ -- r--— —. . .... <■(>. d<h caun bread .n town Come* m * poiyethylena bag to r«t*in its freihne**. Dutch Apple Pie65c ■ Delicious, juicy and fender. FRIDAY & SATURDAY SPECIALSl Rogdor 29c Garlic Toait<M- * *«>• Onl»r 2 Pkg«. 30c Buttermilk Frledcakes 50c Regular 60c dor. (Save lOcl Chocolate Glazed Donuts .. 6 for 39c A rich chocdata yean raised tfough and chocolate glaxed. F..llySU. 51, __SmOll 32c f (So nice to serve.) COOKIE DAY EVERY WEDNESDAY •Sjoo iiDoxen Chokies __________ Coffee Cokes DALE'S BAKE SHOP Thuraday at Lloyd Owens. U.mmonJ Mr. and Mrs. Lyle (Champion entertained several cduplc* (Sat­ urday evening for a lard party. * Mra. Russell Minor entcr- ntvw. Ur. Un. Clvtoo H«wlaud, Audrey, Joyce and Chris­ tina of Nashville, entertained with an Boater dinner, April 18. Guest* were. Mra. Lotta Stauffer. Hastings; Mr. and Mra. Emeraon Stauffer, Alto, and Mr. and Mra. Harry S. Brown, Jr, of Grand Rapids. Homer Bliss, ot Fullerton. Calif., Lloyd Meadows and cHUdrtn spent uie Easier vacation witn a motor trip to Florida, return­ ing Saturday, a Mrs. Ctiarlu. Knorr and children returned Thursday alter spending Hie pounds MRS. MARY WINDES -------- ----- ra wcuc, kij w. , au S. Washington, al the and Airman 2nd Prank J. Cam D- State St, and Mra Kathryn Packard. R3 Hastings. bell. Port Austin, son of Mrs. enu in Chilhcolhe, Ohio. James VanAmeyden, ot Augusta. Veda Campbel), Camp Ground Mr. and Mra. liowara Carpen­ Mr. and Mra. John Mullmix ter, accompanied by his parents, By Mr*. Burr Fiurett venilon and they were Mra. Mao and family, airompanted by hla Mr. and Mra. /Earl Carpenter, Hart. 1515 N. Michigan, and Mrs. mother, Mra. Bartha Mullamx, of Saturday afternoon, April 17, al spent the weekend With relatives Buttle Creek had dinner In KalSidney Swan. R1 Dowling. la Detroit. « Letand. Stuart, Ba­ ________ W6CS potluck amaxoo on Easter. The following dinner thl* Thursday at 13 sil. Mike, Norman, Hubert and day the Mullenix family went to n~—— ——r-- ------- ----- o’clock at the Burr Fossett home. Chicago to visit the Museums. Owen. Hl Nashville and Mrs au invited to attend. * The weekend trout fishing in North­ Fern Mead. R3 Hastings, who BarryvUlo Giers arc partlcipat- ern Michigan. * Mrs. Harold Of white and yellow mums and ha ve attained their goals as mg m the County <H Carnival al French has returned home niter W witnessed by 35 member* of presertbed by their doctors and the Community Center Building spending seven weeks in Ford family. are tn their three month wait- on the fairgrounds on Saturday, Hospital. Detroit, following sur­ gery. newlywed*. Mr. and Mra. Frank The bride wore a stnyt length Ing penod before they too can May 1', from 1 to 10 pm. EveryCampbell (Bonnie Courtney) re­ dress of white lacquered bro- graduate. lune 1* Invited to vUit Ute busturned last weekend from their dads, fashioned with a sweet­ wedding trip, and Frank report­ heart neckline, and nited waist ontera and ctorogo WWW’s Fair bakery booth which ed for duty at Selfridge Air with a matching brocade coat. their eating hibite by teaming features homemade breads, rolls, Force Base on Bunday. food valuta and counting cal- hncl oU,er baked «<>oda■ U»u* tty Mr*. Lloyd Owen Callan at the Charles Wlikm orlee Through "irroun thr-mny recipes from other land*. A good l Of yellow “~y bite mums. healthier and liappter llvtw. > family, h Mrs. L. A. Day was a | Bundlly dinner guest of Mr. and . ------------•-----------j Mr*. LMUe Dickerson of Dowute groom. Will Gurd Sunday. John Gurd, Mist Georgia Anderson, a sailor Mr, and Mrs. Robert Haywood ling. Mra. Day spent Tuesday M1M Margery Kllmar,. friend at WMU, and her roommate, Miss and Mr. and Mra. Ray Haywood night and Wednesday with Mr. from Cedar Creek mill corner, Sharon Bunch, were on a comp­ of the bride, was her only at­ were Easter guests of Die lat- , and Mrs. Duane Day and Jeantendant, Her dross was yellow Halleck and family frum McOmnet with a lace covered bodice, rence Bates, of CoopersvUl*. On Mr*. Glenn Pufpaff • was a bcr District, were Bunday iunchand also including Mammoth Cave and matching yellow veil and Sunday the Bates visited at the Sunday dinner guest of Mr. and, — — head-piece. She carried yellow Robert Haywood home. Mrs. Karl Pufpaff. * Mrs. Karl j We’re happy to hear Mr. James adventure, and to quote the girls . ClUIord KuUtovUl. Dowllar "a fabulous experience." •“■nd of the groom, acted as L man and the ushers were star Ronald Courtney, brother the bride, and Master Jerry Hamp, cousin of the bride, from East Doud E reception was held in the ' an Legion Hall Immedlfollowlng the ceremonies Beige golf shirts Blue golf shirts Black golf shirts Brown golf shirts Grey golf shirts Tan golf shirts to mention all the golf jackets 205 N. Michigan Douglas Hamp ot Wotch While We Make 'Em Plain 59c doz. FIOSTID » MC0ZAT1D Donuts 69c doz. TRY SOME TODAY Open Daily TASTE TREATS 9 A.M. io 11 P.M, Lewis Electric Make it special ...iB Have Done Just ‘That! These Specials father Are Buys of the Year Middleton gift table. Mra. Douglas Hamp of Middleton and Mra. Roger Hamp Yellow golf shirts Orange golf shirts Superette Barryville Mrs. Courtney chose a powder blue dress for her daughter’s wedding and the groom's mother wore a Davy blue flowered dress. Both mothers wore yellow and white carnation corsages. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Gallup, Red golf shirts FRESH DONUTS from the —■ ZIIUXBday, April 15 to spend the Eas­ ter weekend with his sons, the Rolland Valentines, at Ann Ar­ bor and Uie Arthur Valentine* of Willi*, reluming on Tuesday. Mra. Della Durkee also accom­ panied him to visit her daugh­ Bunday dinner guests ter. the Holland Valentines. BAKED GOODS .^dr1 a Lent Corners Uotfwsa. Saturday at Central Michigan I Unt»er»liy. Ml. Pleasant, when * na, « Mt, Astu Si; io" MS they wiU attend college next % I SS-^Sd.”" M For traveling, the new Mrs. Campbell changed to a two-piece beige suit With white accessories bridal bouquet. Out c Grand Odessa. ------ „ Woodland, Mt. Clemens and Wyoming. A rehearsal party was held at the horns of the groom’s mother. SELF-CLEANING OVEN RANGE Only s334.95 Exchange Lake Odessa By Mr*. Dan Peterman MODEL TAJUY golf caps, Bunday. May B. Um family of Mr. and Mra. Walter E. Wortley golf shoes, golf slacks, diac Church at Lake Odem honoring their parasite on their 60th wedding anniversary. AU relative*. friends and neighbors golf balls, and golf tips we have. Stop by soon for one or the other. Harold McLeod camo homo for a family gathering and to honor Mr. and Mra. McLeod for a bolated 43rd wedding anniversary WA-65OY General Electric DIAL DEFROST 12 Refrigerator Only 28 Inches Wide e Full-Width Fraw*er and Chillae Tray! Big Fresh Food Selection! Porcelain Vegetable Drawer! *178.88 . Budget Priced GENERAL ELECTRIC FILTER-FLO* WASHER • Up to 14-Pound Capacity for Heavy Fabric Load* • lion *188.88 from Florida. A carry-in dinner was enjoyed and MOtnt MAID WITH WAIST.HI CONTKX NOW—FORGET OVEN CLEANING DRUDGERY! this messiest cleaning task. All baked-on 'grease l*U> area Turoday, April 20. Surviving am out sparkling clean. AUTOMATIC JO-INCH RANGE and interment were held Church of Lake hold a MotherPoUubk banourt. at • Automatic easy set oven timer • Sensi-Temp* automatic surface unit • Pushbutton controls • Easy .cleaning-Tilt-Lock surface units *138.88 • Fully lighted, cook-top and even OTHER VALUES G.E. Hand Mixer MO95 G.E. Immersible Coffee Pot$1795 Ask for o Demonstration Lewis Electric Lakewood Dm. al Clovardole I Fret Parking WANT AIM FAX Open 8 a.m. - 9 p.m. Daily 9:30 ‘til 6:00 Sundays Ph. 623-5381 �^eventh-doy Young People Attend Youth Fair Milo L Harry turn out a snow of wnich born the television Industry and the public can iw proud —An ardent television fan i <1 PUBLIC FORUM p Hasting* to Join, along with Dies Saturday; Rites Tuesday died Saturday morning. 24. at FrntuMm-DrtuU'axi Hospital in Grand at the Walklroff-8|x>uPunerwl Home. ■ Advemut young people and par-' ent*, ronvvrvr.d on Luruung’s ' Civic Center auditorium. Sunday. | April 35. for the church's annual I April 27. 1905 Youth Fair. |The Bantings Banner. The youngsters, were kept busy HastlniP. Michigan, enjoying themseivc* and bwm-r ^ tag something worthwhile nt the I* , . , „ „ . Mune time | The letter of Mr. Robert L rriinrl.u™. w... In Ihn ln >,our las“e of APrU I --’'“I- prwented claims «o coni^i8 I lnuT ’’-"aWLdaxl facu that I d ° ' f,-cl 1 ~rrcct ,hwnm«u», ermpk.. b1mi)ii t Wl lhil , the United State# Senate ta it* pn-setrt form will tax the toko . . . . _ Already working men and wvbloek and not to advance until men hare been advised that they 27 Jh*'r *,u i»Y ‘he Medicare Bill out in rhanre Rzia/t-hlnrirw >«* I . . .. < .____ —. . . . . , . .------------ ------- -- ■ W IICWI V>,v WVIU UI UIVH-... U» wr? hln " ,hrtr C*Murre-mcn or any protewt thto hod been a bad aoelcfar'-, ;n our newspapers Part of live the bodie. of the Injured might jUx w uXomta o* administer the I ful. personal checking of the lx- lying on tlw pavement to be InluwllcnUa acquired skills in friendly com­ Ktmrlr hv i*. n ... 41 M n _ .... KCILUIK ... . -------------- ------- -------- —--- ----- - ------- vLnlofnra ----------- - nA — ,—— ---•inn. nciicme petition which included fire confidence In my dtpuUia and'tde Hose-linen might be dnren pure and simple to kiep the building, knot typing, tent pitch, wa* convinced that Mr. Trwise'a | over and broken In cose of fires ^x-lallut sang In newer Walter Sefii' r^,,lcr tonnmtlc account could There la no jusUficattan for Reuther ta behind till* robben' \Barry 4IPers Stuffy Stale'« ~ » j * Special evangdteUc servlceo Dairy llldllSli Plan Evangelistic Sertic; at Pilgrim Holiness Church Continuvi to Goin I Mrs Douglas Brower. 17. Rt jsXvik M.toh Ic<2: tlnue* to show improvement •• moat daily, B wa* reported tm* I Wednesday morning. She Is nw solid •food is believed w.,-™. a,u*n Latta and Ann om«<Mi 1 frating cau>>* »vuw — and “ be partially ..... —out bck-mnlng Sunday. Ma/Z M Xha--^ B accompanied by Mr*.! to ot of the coma in wii>«. «« been sincesuf­ SS^TwH^ R« b’ Iri^wT X.IUVU tSiri^wl^M^ ~ th^Mich? --- - -­ f^rtS^vwjhem. fering severe head tnjurtea ta ■ Church with Rev. B. Ivan Wil- 411 girl* who studied the one-car mishap on April 1 on the Gun Lake Road. She haa end annual Dairy Foods Pro- , no speech a* yet. but physicians Rev. a> „ _ _ — n. Williams wuimuiui will win speak ipwi. at .r vsirhinn State 110 .pro-u ---- -- —- . tmnrovrment 11 am. and 7 pm. M-rviers JXJS’lMW, C.SS. AP.U __ _ _ day and each evening n* ■ IS1”"1 the “• “ ”°|' ’n, .o'd-UnM <• —... throughout. o'clock. , Accompanying Rev. n.r Williams! wuiw,>. " ‘ LXI. Gordon dairy* P product* Hutltm will will be he hla hl. wife.I wife । ««»e »«1« of dalr roductj' i UVTUUII | to Hastings foe the diary industry ano u* economic Importance to Mich- | music and alluring An Invitation 1* extended everyone to attend. Ironside Agency ' gram I* to give the 4H girl* a I Kieuter knowledge about the dairy Industry and to train them ■' to M-rvc a* resource penons in their liome counties. UNITED RRETHBENIN CHRIKT CHURCH E. Colfax at N. BoKwood HMgkaliMtiM LtoMUre to* • the munbeni and names'know names I know that Mr. Treatae fnr <r. —. ' ln £. il ** license numbeta Treotoe knows know? it “o n.hi ngh""^. HB wife. EBtellia, died ta 1937. i The young people taking part; Cf ojIkt co-operative motorist* — »— ; * Worshlp, 9:30 am. 1 Our Doctor* are almost unanl11 xnrvlvrrl f - . .. __ I ; Mr. Harrv Hurry la aurvived by two In in the annual event are mm- wlio. ___ wire ___ stopped at the n Road­ Mrs. ElUabetn underwood w«* Bunday school. 10 30 am. .. .--------- n- n—.. .. ugauui. U1U lIMXmTOUa daughters. Mrs Velma Allerding bera of the Pathfinder Club, a block that night and I knew ley. a guest of her cousin, Mr*. Ray he ntme Into the full light of I MaU froin Uw wage esniiT. Our Morris, of FluslUng over the | they could confirm the position Mmutho Landon of 121 W. tlon similar to the Bay Scout*. Easter weekend. of our patrol-car, the lighting .saw tnar tneear was < Ch.vr V’ __ . ,_____ u,_ ___ ... . . ... Christian Endeavor hymn sing MIT1 Street; a son. Gait of r■ «"■ ' and honorable men in our NaI Lakewood School. 8 pm. Regaunce; nine grandchildren; o' deputies Also, I talked earnestly________ and dark._____ Also he had crashed 28 yearn old before their educa­ Prayer meeting Thursday at M giro: grandchildren. and £ wilii each of my offlcm Deputy | a road-block at J *■' -*"■ high rate of, three*».stolen. Guy 6UUTr,' Mis.. 9_ UJr Willard I . rgt Howard Holley, an experienced speed. HI* car was fifty yards tion and experience allows them to lull practice of their profesM"’i,X55rr police Officer since 1957. wlth’down the road before Depot:, INTF.Il-I.AKES BAPTIST i and Mr* Earl Wiles of . jinim-i Jr is na !U1 e»c*Ucnl record in Kalama- Holley was able to draw hi* cun Beilevue 'woodtaml LtdM^cta rao Cwnxy 1 “kf*1 and flre “ ihQt to «h* call'd men of any proftaalon. We CHURCH Delton. Mich. are the healthiest Nation on Rev. David Honeywell. Pastor Nila , ns Warfi™, SuUlvan. a recent comer to our car 1* nonsense. I cannot aecrp’ tors They literally stay on the Sunday school. 10 am. i 19 9 wrv^taE; °nkT pn«r~ a. a good Mr Tmtoe's statement, "-as ae Worship.11 am. . job_tUl _they .dk. They arr rigjit to ^2 cffu*f 1 watching approached this car, a man Evening wontUp. 7 pm. about Medicare, they are agaiiua to PcttaOCk being < wUh i.h interest rtemrv taiu I^“XutHxep.tal ‘T7rnUttar m’~Ru'^X,' Deputy Hnllnv Holley w<>« wa* 1-anrd ‘-ped from from the the side side of of the.road the.r xd Mldw-werit Fellowship, 7 pm. m'llhnn 8 iln charge of the patrol. ’and into the highway, and H it. You laboring men can still Wednesday. voice a protest. Write your Senaone rar mishap I Thu u<s ;rom the same Instant we heard a tOT*. Address letter* to Sen. Hart and wa* ann.x;nctd a* a "Block- sh°t ” age A " By agreed code this re- 1 Apparently he was much more and McNamara. Senate Office | The H. J. Klgara were in Oladft”- Easter service* and Mrs. quire* Barry County to send a ob*ervant of the altuatlon after Bldg, Washington. D. C., Do II fKigar'T, another. Mm. John Engcar to the intersection of High- ! ,he.*“«• run Uie road-block than now. Arthur Kidder lund of Big Rapid*, accompanied ...... .. __ . .. He one* nn In uv wny Ai-va mui .»-oo anu sei-1' before 3., — ..-----------■'! --T Vent ‘ „ ,. ™ 'them home, vbillng here until up a Road-Block. A Super Mar- . on However, the man Hasting?. R2 Saturday. Thun.-Fri.-Sat ket at Itorutag had been robbed 'ran bacM 10 the CV W|U> lhf of miw^X । "•shing light and it eame after till ft (IS Car IfUlis Into Im* For Mother’s Day-May 9'h raw ITS KRAZY DAZE to ckerisk always**-^ at the ’ off a slight curve on the Camp­ ground road in front of the Rob- men who mewnl In Um Mum. “ in ms rear-view mirror which indicate* that the rapidly re- THE FEAR OF THE YEAR klammed Into a tree. 1 He wa* ticketed for driving Be Sure to Get j without due caution. Your Shore of the My deputies gave chase anti Mr. and Mr*. Peter DeDecker lend son were in Norway, Mich, hSSvCh?cked “w* 'todjtnlle" He was overtaken by L.. , for the Easter vacation where ^5,.J.?* tbk)ck"l'i iP*,rDl rar at the State Parking they visited their families. “carding to exacting rode The |,nd Re3l Arr. whkh u natrol-car nlA.-i'd rtlacnnallv __ r'on _ ...on patrol-car WO* was pbu-id diagonally quarters of .a — i n_ across the westerly traffic-lane M-M. HU ui . ....... PARTY GIFTS ol M-GO in the center of It* in- the fact that he was short- and STATIONERY dark and driving a Chevrolet ing blue-light wo* ftaslilng. the him. My deputle* had been ad­ Office & School llut the deputies might hear the vised that the bandits -were radio Instructions, th? Interior armed and should be approached Supplies with caution. Deputy Hollry has front left side the Adjustable l»een on many road-blocks spot-light was turned down to There would be no reason why light a brilliant circle of llltnql- he should be "brutal" or “abus­ ive." He tells me that Mr. Trrzf.f M-M in' which the officer in complained "We might have Office Supplies charge 1* required to stand, 'rhe been'injured" and that he re­ spot-light on the front-right plied that people who dhreitard a road-block are assuming what­ ever danger their act may incur My deputies slopped and This 1* standard procedure Even checked 76 car* that night. Onlyon Ute foggiest nights the illu­ one car violated the road-block mination La clearly evident at a lubotonUal distance. sponsible for any inconveniences caused him . Sincerely, . Merl Campbell. Sheriff returning from Chicago and driving 60 mile* an hour, ad­ mittedly five mllca in’ excess of After rending the “Lefter to ths night limit My deputies saw _____ _____ ,____ him approaching for.., marc_____ Humthe Editor- in last week's Ban. a quarter of a mile Officer Hol-1nrr relative to the episode on ley ntate* he wa* standingl,he highway. It was evident to squarely in the center of the I nn>'bod>' not emotionally lnhlghway ta the area illuminated 1 solved in the incident that our by the spot-light and clearly In,,e rarnmunity had been chosen visible. He swung a flaahltaht!by “ ?«mou« television producfrorn side to side betwren hto I ln« r^^nv h,r ^e locale of waist and hla knees Deputy one °£ tta? morc I»P«>ar family Bulilvan was ac Til* pooitlon at I t cnlc<hes “The Andy Griffith n,h. r™.___________________________ 11 * J“ Prices On Many Spring Needs Be KrazylLike a Fox . ?. SCHADER'S Get- Here Early You'll Be Thrilled! Don't Let Your CORN 118 W. State 3d NOW JOIN THf THOUSANDS SWITCHING TO WARDS WARD WEEK SALE GOING ON! AAONTGOMERY Last Big Weekend Ends Saturday, May 1st WARD Run Out of GAS! use NH3 THIS YEAR! SSUE-IS.’?* Wl^i .tmnrf ,n«,!able that H ,urther episode*, in tota amusing comedy arc schedthem and Deputy Holler realized , ultd Bomc wrt of not!ce, Q—t. NH3 is the LOWEST the gullible public. "CAUTION­ ACTORS iCOMEDIANS AT WORK" might be a suitable re­ qusnUy see* cars with flashing­ minder. . blue light* parked "beside" the The writer would like to add highway Tills car was oertr.x one suggestion. Il la certainly an luUf the iughway with the blue honor to Barry County to be flasher and five other light* chosen for thia dramatic exhibi­ turned on. plu* a flashlight tn tion *v It » is uappumuns. disappointing, nv»itowthe Deputy's hand. I feel U»t, ever/ to find that this television Mr. Treatise is 33 years old and I favorite which up until now has feel* that be to an exeprlcnced I been, if nothing else, a family driver and U embarrased by hto , favorite, which up until now. has utter and dangerous disregard of chosen to go “arty" and spice necraaary motoring interruption I performances with crude lanthat each one of us has en- , guage We hope the producers countered more than onZx-. 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Adds up to A Value of Mt OHSSA - WOODLAND - PLANT AT WOODSUBV Central Michigan's Most *169” Get it at Layaway Complete Fertilizer Service $208’5 Charge Budget Gardner's DRUGS HO Weaf State St. Remember...You Only Have to Say Charge If at Wards �The Orville VanWles enter­ tained her mother' and step­ father. the Henry Bentleys, of Lansing ovemlghi on Saturday, the 17th. and on Easter Uiey were all dinner gutate of the Ray Smiths of Carlton Center. Mr and Mra. Ray Smith. Jr., and daughter. Cary, also joined them. Former Hope Resident Suffers Fatal Attack The Hastings Banner W’hat'ii New At Hastii.igs Public Library ■n.. j— April 29, oo 1965 1QXC Thursday, Fiction 1. "Spectrum in. by Maple Valley Funeral aerviccn for Harry C. Daniels. 7fl. VermonlvUlo. a former resident of Hope Town­ ° T^Undcr The Skin." by ship, were held at 2:30 pm. Tuesday ftt the Henion- South Itawden. An English couple Funeral Home al Delton. . when they accept an Related and burial was In U»e Negro in thetr home. East Hickory Corners Cemetery. Bridge the GAP Till Pay Day Hayes - Green - Beech Hospital at Charlotte at 7:« pan. Thursday, April H. He had May Elect 3 Section Two—PnOM I Jack Yeaple Stephen Mulder Jack Yeaple Gets Bid for Dies Suddenly Phi Eta Sigmn Following Stroke New Trustees Stophen Mulder has been In­ vited to Join Phi Eta Sigma, the The annual school election far freshman honorary fraternity of the Maple Valley district will be Michigan State University. This honorary fraternity was held Monday. June M. Three founded slmori a half century ago and now has chapters tn moat of,, the major universities Tne terms oi me ixiaru prcsident. Earl Oehmun. and the'end colleges throughout this Kenton - Smith Funersl Homo Hein.- by Erie Stanley 5. "The Lady Royal." by to $300.00, I ft % $100.00 to SI,000.00. ____-------------------Jewelry MOOR FINANCE »5Ooo to »1,000»o 140 W. Stole St. Phono 945-3429 officiating with burial in the East Hickory Corners Cometary. land's Edward III fl. “Eric Mattoon." by Norman Hansford and Amelia i Knowl­ Katkov. A story of today's mldton) Daniels. He was a former member of the Ohio National 7. "Up The Down Btatrcue." Guard and married Ruby Car­ roll on Aug. 24, 1907. al Lima Ohio. _. ;on in a large metropolitan high Aril* Higdon. Clarence Donovan Is president of the Delton Hons. by trade and-also fanned Ini**0^^.. ,. ,1U Hope Township . 8 Drlrr- He Said, by Jeremy ith Pablo W *1 A Whipple. An account _ j ... .. . Larner. A orize winnlns novel । of the tumultuous, creative, and four sons, Carroll of Delton. on the contemporary college Picasso. Hansford of Nashville. Edward 9. “I. John Mordaunt." by Erwin A. GUkes, cd. Poems oc- 8,111 Shelley of North Hollywood. Calif , and ---------Warren of Wilmington, Calif.;. Virgil Scou The atory- of an caaloned by the presidency and, wnh«. English RoyalUt who resisted by death of John F. Kennedy. ” ’ five daughters. Mrs VZiUi. ... the autocratic r ule of Oliver | -7. “Color Book of Flower Dao (Mary) Ludwig of Hl Richland. Confidential. Charges 2ft % ara) Padlock of Burbank. Calif.. nnd Mra. Elmer (Rtdh) JGIngtr of Antwerp. Ohio; 33 grandchllIdren; 12 great grandchildren. I and a .Mstcr. Mra Josephine Hooker of App> Valley, Calif. The HOTTEST Line for '65 DECCA NEW DECCA RELEASES Robert Maxwell— Harp and Orchestra Grady Martin— Instrumentally Yours Pete " Fountain— Mr. Stick Man • four-year term, haa submitted his resignation efleclive Immedi­ ately In order to gccept a teach­ ing position at the Reeths Puffer school district near Muskegon and this necessitates electing someone to complete the term. Gehman and Mrs. Smith have both indicated they/WiU not be candidates for re-eAecDon. Both Unidentified Persons May Caused Fire' Firelg,^*^ Have Causetl consolidation, and each had served in their respective com­ munities of Vermontville and Fire caused by an unidentified Yeaple. Nashville prior to the merger. Nominating petitions can be obtained from the office of Supt. Carroll Wolff in Vermontville. Each petition must have a mini­ boats Wednesday night, Has­ mum of 50 signatures and a per­ tings Fire Chief Edward Tudor ron may sign only one petition reported. for a particular term of office. All petitions must be filed with Kentucky. She died July 9, IMS. Smith.. on or before Saturday, He served as a private with 10. "Voices of a Summer Day.” illustrated book on flower I7_„ by Irwin Shaw. A story of love, rangemeni for each season of! 10 I’ C3lUFC war. a man. and America. I the year. 11 The Town Beyond tlu0. 'Thai Was Yvette." by Bet- I Wall," by Elio Wluel. A Jewish tina Knapp. The life of the most LCROX Mlllld victim of the German coneen- acclaimed French singer in Euina p trution camps returns to hla rope nnd America during the 1ZT,,u The last day for registration Tl>e. building, which luul Ixen, Engineers, serving In many bathome town to discover what early twentieth century. srty twrntietn I —.L ' T—r ' motivated the onlookers of mana 9. "Cnmbow "Croasbow and Overcast," Overcast,” ““ BUt,wr1/xd tborized oealcr dealer for — Lenox with township clerks in order to purchaacd from the Hastings1 ties in France during World War -------fjamra McOovmT An account rhln‘ dinnerware and gift items. be eligible to vote is Monday, school district by G M Ketch- I. annihilation. the intelligence batUc during ttn'™'inCfd by Lenox. Inc. to store the six boats. I tcr-Lakea Baptist. Church ot Yorld War H among the alUo». Trento”. N. J. tlicir enact roc arrangement u> xeaiure iz; The boats included Ketchum’s Delton and the Maple Heights in space. outstanding patterns of Lenox | 21-foot cabbj cruiser Insured for | VFW Post of deretand. Valor." by china dinnerware and a wide Jfi.tXX). and hM 15'r<xZ runabout,; He is survived by two sistero. which were badly damaged. Mra. Nettie Mltantr of New-j ah America rtsat wax m. ------ ---- - — Other boats damaged were own- ; burgh. N. Y, and Mm. Jennie by Albert Britt What life was ।of lhc American soldier from the line wUh tlio store's policy of like on an IlUnoUfZm 1 ItavohiUon “> prenr-r.t makln« lhe cd by Cart WelWare. Gib Tate. Coons of Wapptngw Falla. N. Y„ lluoot. .arm aevvmy K11<hfn merchandise available to TVmr SlcMWt.tln >ny4 — ^4 * W • . IT. ruw 1 3 "America's Silent Invretl-1too*" Nlna Morteilito. Eco- ’118 customer. Patrick Hodges, gators." by tainore Dcniuton. The 11X1,nlcaJ' !1,nP*c'80ullnel ‘ “ —. ... ... . . . h' nrAh... In tin* IrW. Advertising has brought ua Kalamaaoo. who protect the United States . mail. J Hastings High Cafeteria Menu on Monday. Embroidery," by Jacqueline En‘thoven. How to embroidery, in­ cluding direcUons for more Dian The Best and Latest in Top 40 and study of the ten yeans which Country 45’s ONLY *59” ' Typewriters & Deluxe 4-speed. hl-fidelity^ Adding Machines Automatic Portable. Solid For Sale ur Rent state •amplifier., battery or Repair Service Music Center Bl W. Slot* WI 5-4214 CHADER'S Office Supplies "An Invitation to Inspiration" and materiala. SoMkmnrl A fullv l~_ “““ 01 Ine V° JunDnasies ana saaamori. A fully illustrated In- cognates throughout the world, traduction to the Jaoaneac art erf . _^r. fencing. 15. 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"The Fatal Gift of Beau- I financed my New Car at H.C.B, That's the SPIRIT I REAL ESTATE Top Listings In TOWN AND COUNTRY PROPERTIES A NEARLY NIW FRAME HOME IN CAEIN MEADOWS NO. 1, more upstairs, and down a living room 13 x 24* with fireplace. set in brick wall, dining room, kitchen with coppertone stove, 220 volt underground with 240 ft. 3* rock well, sifuated on nice two acre lot. for................................................. $11,500.00 A REAL SWELL HOME IN THE TAFFEE ADDITION, nearly new, has large living room, two swell bedrooms, dining room, kitchen and full bath, utility room, family room, lots of cupboards. $27,000.00 A NICE BUNGALOW ON BARBER ROAD, short distance out of town, has living room, kitchen, three bedrooms, full bath, utility room, has crawl space, all on one floor, for.$9,000.00 A GOOD INVESTMENT IN TWO APARTMENT HOUSES, both property shows a good steady Income, all furnishings go with < $20,000.00 BUILDINC LOT IN 2iui WARD, sewer and water in. has a garaea Cn it, also a part basement ------------ ...------------------- $1,500.00 A REAL NICE BUNGALOW IN THE 2>d WARD, with Irving room, cement driveway, full basement, gas heat. 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NEARLY NEW. EXCELLENT HOME IN THE 2ad WARD. 26 x 40 ft., has living room with fireplace, dining room, kitchen and balh, two real nice bedrooms, full basament with recreation room. 14 x 26 ft. kitchen has built-in- stove, and oven.'and there is also a kitchen in the basement, and picture window and walk out. aluminum storm windows and doors, all aluminum siding, fully insulated, has baseboard hot water heating system, ^all copper plumbing, birch cupboards, garbage drsposal. all kinds of flowers and shrubs, ha^stool in basement, all situated on two lots, for -------------------------------------- $16,840.00 piece bath, has a flowing wall, and large septic tank large enough for two coltages, large drain field, semi-basement .for SI 2.00440 WI HAVE ONE SCHOOL HOUSE TO SELL VERY REASOHABI4. AMERICAN COLO SEAL TRAILER HOUSE, size 10 x 55 ft., h* -It - - '------- __ _ .7^ dealer to get you a Heavenly deal from HX.B. You'll find our service is out of this world because we're really down-to-earth bankers ... See us soon! THREE NICE BUILDING LOTS ON HASTINGS HEIGHTS. Wa Noad Naw Listings Dae te tha Recent Run of Sates HASTINGS SALESMEN tart Ntetkanwr's been* phene—WI 5-3004 AT PUASANT SHOk« THORNAPPLE LAKI A NEW Don't be spooked into taking any loan ... ask your lliictiiii]!! Citq Bnnh �Hastings High Silver Jubilee Relays Saturday S—THEHASTINGS BANNMK Lansing Everett Page’s Trojans Croninger, Miller To Defend Crown Win 4th Straight And Foster Lead St. Philip Nips In Field of 20 Track Contest Monday League Preliminaries Start at 10 a.m. j Finals in 25th vadlng Hopkina far their fo straight dual victory a< Event al 1130 p.m. Maple Valley In 9 Innings Jim Croninger, Georg* Milter and Dick Fortcr carded 41» to bi mu; iw> “£»• ,"«fc lead the Monday Men's League cd Maple Valley High* t*s*tall golfers sX the Hartiags Country team, 6-5. at Bolley P*rSt TuraClub on a night when tlx> bluer cold b*ld down play. Manday's reraUa: evento in the Silver Anniversary running of the Hastings Relays. HMtfcws High Athletic Director .< .......•>■ ---------------------- -- and Dick Steward went the last rlx innings with Dave Hawkins behind Uie plale. The winning Stewunl and Mike Kilpatrick Cove 55. 3. Laubeugh 47, if Valley. clawing DANDY TROUT—Maurice Benedict (right) and Pete Straube. pointe. r Trojan* double winners Turn Warner taking the include Battle Greek Central. Doug srartz. MlcWgnn State Christensen 61. 4, MocAULslcr was medalist in the Claw A Hhlrkcy 47. J.’Mathews 44. 1; High School tournament in 1M1. and third In Hie long jump for hurdle cvcnla. taking the high Boys Saturday ' Ooach darcy announced that Vicksburg. dies and the four field events «odd get’ underway at 10 sun. A meeting fcr al! couches and Baseball to be TROPHIES FOB BELAYS—John Newton (left) and Jim Wallace, .Organized May 1 3 Inches. Individual events. »ach as high hurdles, medals go to those winning the first five places. Finals in this track classto start at Trojan Thinlies in .Hut capacity. Jack Hoke U to be‘the head judge, Anton Turkal Saturday prep sports fans in Barry and surrounding counties will have an opportunity to witness the silver anni­ Include versary running of the. Hastings Relays. This annual event, started in 1937 back in the days of ____ , Hal Huergo, high Tom Maurer and Don Mu!- Principal Edwin Taylor and Coach Lyle Bennett, has attracted a long list of lop athletes through the years and the 25th running 'T ;bring many other fine --------------------- — -----. should ----- -----------------------tronhlM ami vtlle. John Bachman of East speedsters to Johnson Field. Lansing, Dave Goodell of Mt. aiauilng will and Willow Run fourth with 23 most thrilling races in a long list paints. Hastings was soe of seven o! tight contests when LaMar Milter of Willow Run battled Heflpr Patino for honors in the Monday afternoon they nipped ling a new standard of 14A. Bat­ tle Creek Central’s Dick Speights through in Uie . The list of fine school boy Wilcox alternated in the 100 and Hara teen on the local cinders Is *’ ’ n won the century-ifi nw*? tb- naxt twa flat and Wikox Was long- Juf1 a tew BMCi 11 come qgickly to mind are Doug wSteTBob Mohre. Chuck Weav­ er. Rod Ragers nnd Bob Van Vlcck Dare WUt, right behind, and Mike of Charlotte; Ernie Bueschlin of Hess won the 180-yard low hur­ East Lansing; the Saxons 1SH6 dle* In 212 with Tom Payne thlnl. Captain Eddie McKeough, Al Shaver, Dick Brauer, Charles the half-mile in 3:004 with Jim Fox. Jack Echtlnaw, Bob and Ray Branch. Owen Thomas, Nell Will, Tom Cleveland. Jack Bur­ chett, of Hastings: Harlan-Ben­ jamin of Milan;. Doqg " John James thrilted Saxon fans Reed City. Jim Lincoln S ’GroenwtUi his great final effort which and me Hastings won two field events Stephen Fox won the pole vault at Trenum They had qualified 10th, out of 22 enUlra at 33 17 BooUi. IUU1 wncn uio race was canal because of rain after the 87thf p.?SL.“ 1—n wr—a I,, —,. W-tCllCT VS. l^tinfil. Micliell VS. top Johncock wm tn eighth LauiMugh va H. Smith; I Burr va Coro. GUlcapie va Ji. It bad rained all through the nshcr; Hubbell va aim. wSd race, requiring the drivers to „ Sherwood; Hollister va Iron- Higdon, Bahs Set New Maple Valley Records Portland High's Red Raiders scored a victory la a triangular track meet at Nashville Monday evening, accumulating 65 points by winning seven first places. Way­ land was second with 374 and Vance Higdon set ard in tha pole vault clearing 10 feet. 10 inches, bettering his old Johnny Kidder-^ Enlists in Navy 78H and Hickory Corners Kellogg with MH. Richland, a real KVA power, swept past Kellogg st Hickory gicc which develops up to too horsepower Kith a 23S-cublc inch dliplacauenL Kidder, son Seaman Recruit Kidder will You as a free citizen have the receive recruit training at Great right and. periiaps you will agree, the obligation to read the, Kidder attended Middleville news—to know what Is going an. High School prior to enlistment. You get o full measure of John Deere Hwoopow* **110“ Lawn and Gar­ den Tractor. IAWNvGARukN TRACTOR 810 E MUI. took first piece in tumbling and first all-around in the novice division at the Blate Michigan State pitcher Jim Goodrich, a graduate of Uie Kel­ logg school near Hickory Cor­ ners, formerly hurled for the Camp Lejsune, N.C.. Marine nine and once beat the Spartans in ■ Mowing training patterns THE MODUN FASHION A FLOOR TO MOT G'n’ODYEXR'BR’OS FtiMy WI 5-WJ1 AND SUNDAYS Mott WEEKDAY Bob & Mickey Lambert Your Hosts HASTINGS BOWL INC. Woodland at Michigan 1961 and The answer is RADIO. Today there are 18% more radios than people! Listening is up, too. It's just under 25 hours per radio home per week. Across the country that's more than 1.2 billion listening houti. j a week against 1.1 billion listening hours in Radio's "peak year before Television' of 1948. HASTINGS IS LIVI1 RADIO the sound of year-round pleasure IT UP, TOO AND WBCH'S AUDIENCE IS GREATER THAN EVER! were more than 300 A« DAYS AFTERNOONS. 1963 ii-iiuidaf. audiences here for her many abWtlea. also took second In free exercise and uneven*. third in vaulting and fifth in balance John Deere "110” Tractor. Coa- Open Bowling SATUR­ between Maple Valley took second place j a triangular track meet Wed- Raeanne Miller, ll. daughter Independent ground-sjxwd control. Double-oafe electric starter. Doubtoactlon hrakaa. Attachment* for Uh j«u tote awtoA Raeanne Miller JVins Novice Honors in Detroit YOUR GAME What Beat the POPULATION GROWTH held kt Nashville with a final score of Mason 54H, Maple Valley 53. and Springport 28',. -Die Maple Valley Mans were competing wiih- IGO yard dash in 114. Drtton’a Every inch a rugged •v John Deere SHARPEN UP Petty Officer Don Covington of the Navy Recruiting station to Johncock will drive the Sidney Ionia, announced the enlistment Weinberger car at Indianapolls. Wednesday to lead Dalton to a burg-Augusta High. .Monday Delton finished sec- and reconditioned. and would like you to do the same Charlottes mile relay team of thing. Landowners must get free Jerry Royston. Jack Part'Jl, Larry burning permits before they new standard In the century. Bahs Burt and Dick Fogle won that strike a match to debris left over 332 set by Paul Goforth on April from last Fall. . . . Charlotte swept the high jump led event In 3:51A Don FowlerPaces Delton to Track fVin Wednesday been resurfaced for tho maht has bean checked Stanley vs. Frandwn, Martin va. WANT A PUPPY? jump leaping 18 feet, 3 inches, and Ued for first in the polo ..Society reports clearing 8 fMt, 6 Inches. John Milbourne of Eaton Rap­ vault Other T-K winners were Gary ids, the Postulaa at Marshall, VanElst; winning the shot with springer •pankp puppies and Turn Payette ot GR. East, Ray one female German shepherd Eggleston of East Jackson. Dick and colltet puppy available for Bean of Norman Dickson. Jerry jump clearing 5 feat, 5 inches; Dan Cbaggatnan,-mile, 5:061 Interested persons may conTerry Appel, half-mile. 3:10: Bernard Stutz, Ron Fowler and BcoU lienning, 440. 58:3; Dan Melvin Gardner of NaahvUK Don Miller of Reed City. Jim nu. „r ir. tu-w fztaW1 Larson CpRoOked M Scott Henning, Ter-' tyTlfipcl. Gary Stauffer and never takas a holiday Warren Thaler won in 3:S7X Ionia. Brian Lewis of Bangor, Biauffer tied Warner in the pole and many, many others. . . . vault.. Sec you Saturday. Middleville wan 11 out of the 13 events. Outdoor Trail—There was still ice on the lakes, and rivers and streams were overflowing in Wisconsin and the Upper Penin­ sula when we came through Bat- for good trout fishing and even Bob Stanley's Little Sturgeon failed to produce. The trout flail­ ing should be fine in a couple of weeks. . . . The late Spring and moisture has" started Michigan off better than a year ago but Milton M. Bergman, chief of the Conserva­ tion Department's forest fire section says it will be touch and inebo. Bob Lux of Charlotte won go from now on until ground conditions green up. Ho urges everyone to use their brain* when burning debris during the FOR FUN ... all af our lanes have and Bin graders Coach Ray Page's powerful. Teams are to be organized Thomappie-Kellogg track squad, captains selected for Use which romped over Hamilton^ 901 game* act for each Saturday tide Spring. to 19, Friday, will travel to Utts Northview this Thursday tor r4 Boys should bring their own pm. dual and then on Saturday Will compete in the annual Has­ Ung heltneta. bate, balls tings Relays on Johnson Field. Unifortns an not needed—just points in the meet with Hamfi- regular play dothra. King said. BOWLING and HEALTH |vo. Siegel; A. Smith w. Groce, I Mathews vs. Thompson; Bhirtey Hamilton, 90-19 Armchair Athlete | u high school. Director Dob King Romp Over * Rohde, Kinney vs. Bnyder; B. Miller va. Campbell. N. FUher McMillan vs. E. Miller; Roberta Gordon Johncock, driving the vs. Aldrich. J. Bennett va. championship dirt car on the Clarke; B. Miller va. Campbell. I Hartings Youth Council YMCA three'Baturdaj^moralng baseball pro- Sunday took cigtuh in the big mrr. then- and Ulla Prtrtav Li wttb the 5th graders scheduled trophiM to .The large g with the mile Uie 440. distance Johncock Places 8th Sunday in Trenton Race MUSIC WBCH t11M Hastings-Barry County Radio lUW.Stotoft on your dial �I 207-513, Sue BL Martin 201-800. I?’'446' M 1»H51. F. Weyvrman 188-488, M Corrigan 130-449, 8. V 184-494, P. Allen 158-483, 184-472 Hastbgs »• * A BOWLING Shows Champion WITH THB STABS by feed toning AMf Holstein Here Staff of Champions . Despite cool, damp weather. 75 Holstein breeders and friend* attended a very successful Black 8r White Show on Saturday, [ April 24 at the fairgrounds. । The flrat class of the day was Uie fitting and showmanship doss for the junior members un­ der 13 years of age. Judge Ray i’ll..... ..,, ........ .*___ ,__ sinning boys and girls several [winters on how to present their m Imais and then proceeded to MacLeod WTO. AFTERNOON LSAOUE BlMdlnn: Makers 86’4. Barry KA8TING8 MFG. LEAGUE P«* £ B«®ent M- Ne 111 57’j, Aaron Sherk captured the hon­ Iff BV «“W» Floral or* far both serie* and solo with MWr* Bhlrkey'a 47’4, and Ocker- 231 -315-630. Date Geiger chalked 222-885, Floyd William* 199-566. ■hlrtey VanDenburg led tha Us Springer 192-631, Jack Rom 194-643. Harry McCollum 201-637. honors with 338-577. Louis* Jo* Slut* 206-614. Mickey Bow­ iroiM 187-540. Helen Acketl ers 111-616, Joe Bennett 224-564, Jack Smith 192-534 and Maynard Tucker 196-533. Standings: Tool Room 89, Ca- inulin iccson swan nun rm cash I1W.00 H UOO.OO a mom, TU CWZ O»ly »1.<XI a Month toUch,!00.00 In Addition You Get Emergency Treatment ... U» To $3000 (In or out of Hospital) Travel Accident Limited . Ages 1500.00 1 to 70 Years drew. A sample policy will be forwarded for you to exam­ ine. No obligation of course. ASSOCIATED mm 4th ROOK tine* 1936 FARWH1 BlDG MTWIT, MICHIGAN 4K26 80H, Chrome Room 73, Machine Room 70, Office 64’4, Pattern Shop 61. Pressers, 58. Tough Guy* 53. Platon* 62’4, Journeym-r, an ui.ta*. >ur owi own ball, you ahould know how do Dot avn your to select a “house” ball for yourael.. ..— - ------------------all the way into the ball, then turn it clockwise arid Owen 190-554, Stu Sweet 195-554. Doug Vickery 230-552. Paul Ed­ wards 216-551, Joe Oielarowskl 206-151. John Kolinsky 291-650, Denver Kiersey 204-221-548. THURSDAY MATINEE Standings: Hastings Mo'tor Bak* TOi. Canada Dry 72*4. Ly­ Burkey Radiator 48, Ockerman dy Trucking 72. Crystal Candies Service 45, Johnnie * Crank Bal­ ance 24. Betty Bheler rolled 186-518, Bill Burna had a high scries of 619, 213-306-200. Dick Bonarski Mary Smith 150-481, Jeanice Dolman 181-460. Bobble Handy 188-4U. Lob Kenyon 167-421. Kay Lydy 141-417, Anne Welch 166-415. Miller's Pub 82. Millers Dura- You'll Salute this COLOR TV! Junior members from 13 to II year* old and Clyde Jewell of Nashville was the winner in Uib hotly contested class. In a close Junior yearling. Those exhibiting animals in­ cluded Dan. Carpenter, Steven Pleaiontview 4H Strickland, Frankie Welnbrecht. Bryan Thomas. Lyrudte Thomas, Plant ActiviHat Mary Haywood. Charles Stadel, Pleasantvtew 4H'era made Patty Stadel. Robert Stadel, all plans for Saturday's carnival a8ol Hastings; Ted Armstrong, also from Nashville. Clyde was ninxr:. an oi i-aie uumm. nor- ncr io rcpnstTX i'lcasantvtr presented a show halter from man Hammond. Steven Stampf- jHtr« prince and ZXX" Becky Yoder the Holstein Association , and ler. Beverly Stampfter. Gary: prince. Buckland. Jane Buckland. CSthy i wSTto S ^d. sXday. for a Fs Blair's Store. The winners in the bull class­ of Dowling; Clyde Jewell. Dones were: Frankie Welnbrecht. aid Jeweil. Busan Otaon. Jennl- »1U be s poduek supper and* . “ *uppcr Hastings. 1st. Jr. bull calf; Clyde fer Olson. David Otaon. nil of Jewell, Nashville, 1st Sr. bullI i*N*shvillt; Hubert Lane and Ted calf; Gary Buckland, Dowling,, Long of Woodland, and Paul tainmint and Hubert Long. Woodland. 1st yearling bull. The yearling bull 10, for enrollment exhibited by Buckland and Long wi named Champion bull by Judge Kliewer. Personal Mention ..—. --------------- Using a “Hous*" Ball RECREATION NO. 3 feel very Utile friction. In fact, Norm Hall had Uie outstanding it should b* a little loo**. With series with 201-561 white John th* thumb in th* ball, place Alluding chalked the solo tum­ your hand over the contour of ors with 213 finishing with 610. Larry Novak rolled 181-537. Jim ot the middle finger extends Barr 180-537. Harold Eckert 187­ beyond the Inner *dn of that 532. Nerval Thaler 194-516, Bob Burghdoff 184-512, Bill Kruko 181-508 and Ernie Milter 190-508. Standings: Freeport Supply 88, Michigan Bell 80H. Fanner* Gas Ac OU 76, Eckardt Auto 75. Mortarty Farm Building* 72. Citizen* then the ball has too narrow Elevator 70. Mahler Motors 68, a span—the distance from the Saskatoon Golf Club 61, Bergy Bros 534.. Clark Super 52, Yo­ der's Sunoco 6114 and Carpenter rolled 219 - 669. Joe Burkholder 218-593. Ward Woodmansee 246­ Hardware 44W. 577, Bob Milter 200-671, Ron PelCLASSIC LEAGUE Final Standing*: WBCH Ra­ dio 92. 'Halting* Filters 88'4. Hastings Milling 85. Moose 81',. Sanitary Service 80. East Bid* Lumber 77. Milter'* Garage 74H. McAllister'* 73K. Pepsi Cola THE HASTINGS Haul Wing COMMERCIAL MAJORS Bparts Bar 74, Miller's Jewelers 685, Welcome Tavern 68, City Food is Beverage and Harwood's MONDAY MIXERS . — was tiic final night of the J^rinninx season with Welcome ™" Tav- ley VanDenburg with 206-561. Xoulte Bahs rolled 191-504. thumb hole to the finger hole*. Marge Wieland. 174-480. Wilma On the other hand, if the sec- Daniel* 182-484. Berate Eckert 184-498. Ruth Schreiner 192-525. Helen Hewitt 196-445, Betty of the middle finger hole Hecter 191 - 499. Dori* Stanton apan'la too wide. Th* fin| 164-470. Mary Lou Snyder 153­ should be anug In th* ball, but 411. Sharon Endsley 141 -387, should not hind B*m*tnb*r Judy ScliunU 150-368 nnd Di­ that an improperly-fitted ball ana Wqlff 121-335. Standings: Welcome 94. Platon enjoyment at a minimum. So Ring 85'‘.-. Foodland and Vogt S3. . Haan* 81‘i. McAllister.'*, and NorUulde 79, Savings A Loan your own bowling ball—one 74>4. Pood Center 72*11. Bonnet designed specially f<r you. , & Gown 67, Mary's 64’4. Hea­ tings Height* 82*4. Banner 58. ENTER TOURNAMENT Pannalee 54*4, Michigan Mag­ Two bowling teams will repre­' netlcs 50. Girl* 49. Sheriff's Girl* sent Hastings in Drewry* 16th annual bowling tournament thia COMMERCIAL MINORS Sunday in Flint. Galen Daniels sent (520 pins Both teams are sponsored by into the pit* Thursday to an. a Brandstetter Distributors and torrid pace in I lie Commercial qualified for the event by win­ Mnxn while Lou Silsbee took ning a roll-off against other solo honors with 226 finishing Drewrys sponsored teams in the with 511. Jim Ban- posted 544. Denny Prtdrlckson 520, Dave Irwin 210-538. Paul CasMl 311­ They will compete for prises among 80 other Drewrys teams 543. Clyde Divine 223-549, Bill irum uirougnour from throughout uie the state or ot Kruko 510, Art Budd 517. Jim■ Michigan. Drewry* - far “any M year*-ha* been a major sup-' ™ porter of bowling in Michigan.1 ‘rMCnu:i an. Leo casper uOQ, Dei climaxing each season with thta 518 Jack Taylor 514. big tournament. Standings: Smith Bros. 82, RepresenUng Uie men's team‘J?***®’* ’8n-* ,J from the Wolverine Men's Mobile and Aluminum Products League arc: Elwood Slocum. Lin- i67- Bender Gravel nnd Deputies wood Burdick, Donald Martin, i®8- Hastings Corparallon 63. John Kaslnsky. Dal* - CapponiCbeno weth Machine 62H. and J. Gilbert Tate. The worn- Kaeehde's 83, Hastings V Store en'a team from the Villa Middle- 584. The Banner 58. Viking 58, vllle Lassies League art: Judte Hartings Electric 57, Pattern Hawk. Reba Lydy.MargaretOor- Monument and Caukin Oil 62’1. Lark* Buick 61S, Roush Tailors’ and Montgomery Ward 585, Alu- Plfield. Banner Ads Bene fit YOU! Mr. and Mra Harry S. Brown. -------------------------------------------- — Jr., of Grand Rapid* vtalted the- the exceptional quality of these animab. Saturday. April 24. In the jupjor heifer calf class lira. Robert Tint Ted Long placed first and Paul Ruth Palmer, ta Wing of Assyria placed second Bay City, and her and third with a pair of twin calves. The senior heifer calf was the largest class of th* day and relatives; hbnora went to Busan Olson of Nashville. Donald Jewell of Nashville was the winner ol the be visiting friends in and around Junior yearling class and another Syracuse. pair of twins, exhibited by Don ^usit. n IEIY1CE The trick to TV repairing is skill and experience Assyria, placed second and third. Ind, b visiting iwr ilaugliier. the A strong senior yearling class Kenneth Keys. Kenneth's parent* Uie Ernest Kry* of Swayzee, Ind. placed over Jane Buckland's. David's heifer went on to win the junior champion ribbon. the largest cow class with sev­ eral very outstanding animab being exhibited. Judge Kllrwcr and Mn. Harry Hotchklv, for placed the first place ribbon on Uie cow shown by Ronald Shoe- celebration of the birthdays of Marvin and Harry. bert Long of Woodland. and family and Uie Paul Hoffmans by Charles Stade! of Hastings iiad dinner at Landlubber Inn «t ■ and hla daughter. Patty, was the second place winner. Paul Wing exhibited the only entry in the turned from Florida where they had a very pleasant Winter In and grand champion female of ton. who were «> route to Naples. gimmick i. Jutt old-fashioned For prompt, skilled CENTRAL RADIO A TV HOWARD TRUMBULL WI 5.91 B7 fir WI 5-5992 •rabachs were Mra. Melsenbach's WE CLOSE AT won by Hubert Long and Gary. and tad Fuller of Elkhart. Ind. Buckland with their entry con-J Mr. and Mra. Guy Fewleso a stating of Ute champion- bull and'also among the Hastingsite* r the second place 2 year old cow. .turning from Uw Southland r pl... HnnA,* 111 tlw. ttZInt NOON ON SATURDAYS IB ha* 44 point* by John Kaslnsky, with a high Plymouth lndy“500" Pace-Setter Sale! Keith Craig posted 210-584, Shannon Lydy 221-577. Mike BchondeUnaytr 202 - 570. Bob Cross 214-566. Honk Keeler 21ff563. Max Myers 200-549, Dick Bonarski 549. John McLean and r.l—..^.. Lyle Sanborn MB. Rod ,7 Newton 547. Harvey Haan 214-543, Paul bowled |i’|n|i|t; }i|z|e| SETCHELL-CARLSON iky 209-571, John McLean 560, Graham 535. MONDAY BOWLERETTES World unowned 2X1 -578. Shirley VanDenburg ad 212-538, BiUye Loftus for sight and sound Irone Wilfong JU-505, Gerry because lasting superior performance has been built-in by creative engineering TOa Higdon 182-489. Lorraine Nell 186-458. Shirley Drake 187­ 667. Ruth Thoma* 174-470. Ruth Kroger 147-468, Katy Colvin 187­ 460, Dorothy Parker 158-460. We're pacing the field with Pace-Setting Deals Boonie Hathaway 164-444. Gladys Edward* 172-430 and Louis* Annis 156-444. We’re celebrating the fact that Plymouth was chosen as the official pace car for the 1965 Indianapolis “500” race. If you want to ride with a winner, ^ome test-drive a Plymouth today at our showroom 1 um 172. Shirley Bowman 162, Ruth Service 164. Shirley RayVickery 173. LouiM Annis ot Cuyler Truck­ ing and Vickie Utter of High­ lander picked up^ the 6-7-10 split 3C65 Coeitomporory Console ’56500 Loaded with exclusive* that make it tha Walldorff's . Gilmore* 89. Duradean 67, Hastings moot desirable color television far your homo IXCLUSIVI! UnH-lsud chassis that cornea homo to IXCLUSIVI! If your pluf-ia Chroma Unit (far 65 Plymouth Fury Biggest, plushest Plymouth ever still solidly In the low-price field. '65 Plymouth Belvedere The big buy In the Intermediate class. Dollar-saving economy with a look of quality Courthouse Service 55, Copper Floor Oovtring 63 and Cuyler Trucking 51S4. E. W. BUSS Blandtags: King Pins Foundry 80H. Side Floor 67H, '65 Plymouth Valiant The compact that hasn't forgotten why you buy ■ compact Low coat, low upkeep. white. IXCLUSIVI! The Sotchell -Carison Pictura-Tuba- Protactor substantially extends 67, Repaint 48Mi, ------ -3. Vise 44. the life of your '65 Plymouth Barracuda The fast-moving fastback at the spectacular low price. Another “hot one” from Plymouth. the Initial warmup period. BrSe Tan On* Year Warranty on All Part*, Tubes and Labor 543. Don Rose 223-538, Dick We Service All Mokes— SENTZ TV SALES fr SERVICE wi 5-iia Hall 517, John Haven* 211-555, POU 208-530. Dick Bomraki 637, Em Kader 207-616. John Kasin- RU*rr/BHlVTO«R«/»*M.IANT/B*nnACUDA HOT DEALS ON GOOD USED CAM, TOO1 Plymouth tai— art up and that maant that Plymouth ^chrvSHS Get a Pace-Setting Deal at your Plymouth Dealer's! Barry's Farm Store Dewey s Car Palace S. Hanover at Hastings City Limit M-43 at Sprague Road, Delton �I riuu at **'l* MleklcUL Itk* Preloio Gird of Thanks Douglas Ora** wa* homo from Princeton Unlvertily during the weekend vUittag hU parent*, Mr«and Mrs. Norman Crate. The family drove to PRUburgh to visit llielr daughter and alster, Ann McAlvey, and family. A Su- SKIP SOS and In Mamoriam CA«D Or THANKS friends and relative* for Kilts. ords a sn£ru--rR-*7XrA.'«sr Norman Frey returned Bunday from a vacaUon to Kentucky IN MEMOK1AH about*. They spent from Friday until Easter with Mr*. Frey's aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs Emil Tight, of Valparaiso. While there Uiey all called on Mr. and Mr*. Floyd Tight and family and the tornado-struck area near Wanata. Ind. Mr. and Mrs Robert Anderson and family from Union City, Mr. and Mrs. Fred BUles from Battle htuband. William T. Plant, who Bird and baby were Easter dla- Um»c who have helped wiu> aUUJKCT TO OU *a< Ou Lum quickly- I wlU always remember your UndiiCH' Rutli Kennedy In the graveyard loRly sleeping rUBUCATIOM OBDEB Easter dliuicr guests of Mr. and Mrs. Sterling French were from Hasting* and Mr. and Mrs. Vern Scott from Lansing. * Mr. and Mrs. Merle Dunn and family from Olivet. Susie and Marcia My heart cannot tell what to mu* him today. Badly missed by Wife Panaia iMUawa Mirai* Easier dinner guesk of Mr. unit tn LEGALS All Are Invited to HHS Spring Concert Sunday The Hastings High School Vo­ 17 with Mr. and Mrs. Gordon cal Music Department will pre­ Buxton. * Easter dinner guests rent its annual Spring Concert of Mr. and Mrs. Vern Pritchard Central Auditorium, Pritchard and family. ruBMCATioK CARD OF THANKS I wish to thank the doctor*. Banfield - Vicinity OHu*l Usl M X»r »*. arraTM or ammuca. B, C’Urk W. Mill, ypaidCATJoa oBDxa. daughters were Mr. and Mra. Earl Dunn and faraily, to and Mr*. Wayne Ferri* and family. Uinrcca X. Varaalt . r.m. .. PUBLICATION OBDZB. FUBUOATION OBDEB. family and Mrs. Myrtle Dunn. * Many from thia area attended the Easter breakfast held at Wesley Woods Methodist Camp Chapel under the sponsorship of the Bauffcld-DowUng-Brigga M.YF. * Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Scohcld <LyneU Soya; upotT’the arrival of 7 lb., at Pennock Hospital. Carolyn Soya spent the following week with her slater and family. and Mrs. Robert Frey and iu««.)i *i La. li.nd.t.toll U.lld PUBLIC AT 111: Ol DI .. PUBLICATION OBDEB. IU<Ue:i. MUhlfaa PUBLICATION OBDEB. family attended the wedding of Allan Shepard, son of Mr. and Mra Gerald Shepard, of MIO T Drive N, and Sharon Kay Juergens, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Juergena of Marshall. The wedding took place at noon Sat­ urday in St. .Mary’s Catholic Church at Marshall, followed by a reception al Ute VP.W. Club­ house, Karen and Kathryn Frey had charge of the opening of gifts. ance attended Uie wedding of their son, Clarence, and Kathryn Ann Curtis of 10021 «'» Mlle RoadSaturday al 4 o’clock in the Trinity Lutheran Church in Battle Creek. The young couple will reside In Fairbanks. Alaska, 102 W. Blata I lUBUCATION OBDEB. Robert Weinert of Lansing rpent a week's vacation with his grandparents, the Leslie Daniels, "MUSS! n.. Easter and were dinner guest* of his parents, the Don Welnerta. Marjorie Jackson of Albion College spent the Easter vaca­ tion with her parents, the Wal­ ter Jacksons. rioN OBDEB Mary Stutx. Diana Brown. Marj' nlng. Mike Miller, Lisa Morgan. ner guest* wllh her grandpar­ Settle*, Bandy AUerdlng, Kay ent*, Mr. and Mra. Fred Geiger. McMillan. Sharoiyn Howell. Ag­ nes McPbarilu. Jen Springer, Lou Ogden. Jim O'Neill. David Sr. Other guests were Mr. and Reed, Linda Rohde, Joyce Roush. McAllister, Vai Smith, Cindy Dobra Bhawman. Vivian Shef­ Mr*. Klwin Curll*. PurticlpaUng organizations are Moyer. Cathy Shurlow, Evie von- field, Barbara Sloan, Dian* Sny­ der, Pania Stalbaum, Lynden the High School Choir. High Rcls and Mary Baty birthday. * Stamm, Judy Stauffer, Lynctte her School Chorus. High School Glee Herald Classic were in IXUoil Club. Girls' Ensemble and the Harvey Hoffman, Jim Spencer, Thoma*, Nancy Van Syckle. Sunday. They were dinner gue»» Larry Jordan, Lynden Robinson, Karen Wallace, Chris Weeder. with their daughter. Mr. and Singing Saxons. Bill Wilcox. Vern Wilder and Each group will perform sepa­ Dcnni* McKelvy. Fred Jacobs, Mr*. Duane Clum and * _ rately and all groups wlU com­ Dick Gcrllngcr, Steve Mayo. Bill Greg Wood. Sunday dinner gueat* With Mr. bine to form a massed choir tor Moore. Rudy McFhereon. Randy .nd Mr. Forest Itegerow were Moyer, Tom Bmelkey, David Mr and Mrs. John Begerow and Birk, Tinl Ingram and Mark family of Grand Rapid* and presented in this concert. Sue Burch. Mrs. Rh.xia fiawdy. High School Chair — Mary Kahler will sing Elegy, by MasBy Mrt. GUndon Curtb A Mother-Child Banquet will tenet, and Songs My Mother Baty. Lae Belfield. Diana Brown. 101 H. KUUi M7-MM la laid mdw. *p«u » “ Taught Me. by Dvorak. Sue 1* a Mark Burch. Linda Burkey. Pam Method!*! Church al 7. Tnere The Woodland Extension Class Senior and sang the soprano Carr. Jean Cavanaugh. Carolyn wlU be a PoUuck supper, foltoa ad met Thursday, April 33 at the Coau, Gary Cuyler, Laura Ellead in Brigadoon. by a program. Mn. Alvin H*y8leva Mayo, a Senior baritone. Holt. Nancy 11 Ha Rosemary boer wiU be Uie gue»i *£***"' Ford, Kathleen GaiklH. Rick luncheon at Her topic will be India. ThU 1* Gerald; the busy time of Mother-Daugh­ Dick Gerllnger, Chrtatlno Hall, ter banquets. However, U1U par­ UUed "Managing'for What?" * Christopher Hall. Dick Hamm. O'Hara. Marilyn Tobias, a Senior who Gretchen Huebner. Steve Jacob*. Mn. Gladys Crockford was a ticular banquet will give the Monday viritor with her oUter­ mother* with no daughter* but appeared as - Meg- in Brigadouu. Kerin Ke oat. Cecil Leffel, Agnes in-law, Mr*. Beule AUerdlng.Tn only sons to attend. The annual will sing I Enjoy Being A Girl, McPharbn. Cindy Moyer, Doug O'Laughlin, Mary Settle*. Tom Hasting*. * Weekend guest with community Mother-Daughter Mr. and Mr*. David Selby and Banquet wlU not bo held UtU soloist* are Mary Stutx who will Smelker, Jan Springer. Mary sing O “Divine Redeemer, by Blu(a David Tebo, Chris Thomp­ Helen Goins of Colorado. On pointed to make plana for future Gounod, and Cindy Moyer who son. Elaine Tucker; Friday Mr*. Selby and her mobanquet*. * Sunday. May 3, will Evie vonlteis, Shirley Warner. will ning The Green-Eyed DragIha MaUwtNeU Wilder. Gcorga Wlnlck. dlit Church with a program at and Juniors and both were heard Sandy AUerdlng. Steve Carr, latter’* grandfather in Fenton. Torn Chandler, Sharon Craig, in Brigadoon. Martha Colbert. Jo Engle. Davfd Farrell, vKen Garrison, Brenda Curtis were In Grand Rapid* ' into Ute warship service hour. Ijc Ruy Flessner returned home Itott, both of whom'are Juniors. :Hart, Sharoiyn Howell. Tim In­ Saturday with other members of tho family to meet their suter, Friday from Florida with his Marilyn Ironside. Nancy and Laura share all of gram. I .’dr. and Mr*. George Waldron. . Mr. and Mr*. Henry the accompanying roles for the r. .Welcome, back home I * high school vocal grouns groups and and'Marge ': Kilmer, Peg McAllister. They arrived al the airport from __ • ____u-_____ K-.tr-i.... tr-w K-tr..)!-.. pAniment for Instrumentalist* on previon She had been making her home The combined groups will open John Newton. David Purdy, in Covington, Ohio, at a nurring family for vuiting. Thia waa the home. Her funeral wa* held Sat­ the concert with O Brother Man, first time they had mrt their urday al Covington. Site by Rlnga-ald. and close it with, a Hava Nagila, arranged by Beck- lyn Toblua and Sharon Wcllfare granddaughter. On Sunday they fortner resident of Woodland High School Chorus-Rick and had many friend* here. Abbey. Teri Babcock, Carol Bcw- Sylvester Curus. Other nlembcr* by Coleman. The Woodland Fire Depart ­ The Cborus and Choir com­ mer. David Birk, Nancy Bueh­ of the family- worked together to ment was real bu*y the ffrat bine to sing May Day Carol and ler. Kathy Burnworth, Jean clean up the tornado debris. Due Song of Galilee and Uie Glee Cory. Carol Cole, Elyse Dean. to the rainy weather the work ported liut week they answered Club and Chorus combine to ting Nancy Ellis, Janet Francisco, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Austin a Spiritual called So'o I Can Karen Froat; his_ Marsha Gernent*. Loralyn OU- were Sunday visitors ,Willi ___ ___ Write My Nome. The girls who moke up the bert, Bandy OUleapia. Sue GU-i mother, Mrs. Rhoda Sawdy. * the Woodland cemetery. The Are Ion*; Garv Gary Gucitemo*. Gucgemos, Rod Hall. Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Kussmaul Girl*’ •Eruemblc arc also mem- Ions. bera of .Choir. They vrill ting Leroy Hooglln, Suanni Howes, had a birthday celebraUou^Saturday evening. Guests were Mr. three «dhgs: Music. When Soft Voice* Die, by Clokcy; My Moonllaht Madonna, by Breck, and Kathy Kaufmann, Cindy LewU; enough to extinguish it with waLenay Lewis. Herb McCuUigh. Mrs Charles GuenUier and gtrb .’.toon-Marketlng by Weaver. The Singing Saxon*, a group Karen McKrough. Rudy Mc­ of Parchment. Guest* of honor a lot of pounding with broom*. Of 18 boy*, wlU *tng Integer Vitae Pherson. Kris Martin, Oindy With Uiechange in the weather and Down Mobile. This will be Miller. Bill Miller, Randy Moyer. nobody feel* like cleaning their die first public appearance for Lynda Pryor. Bob Ritter. Lynden ert Crockford and family and yards and burning rahblih It Robinson. Larry Shaltli, Bhlrlcy Mr*. Gladys Crockford were will roon warm up again though this organuatton. Shay. Sue Shay. Vai Speas, Jim Sunday dinner guests with Mr. .so keep the rakes handy and bo beginning High School Choral Spencer. Janet Stauffer, Bonny and Mrs. Earl Cium in Grand cautious. group, will sing two songs: Go Timm. Jan Wlescnhofer and Da­ Bapids. The Woodland Child Study Many good neighbors joined vid Williams. Glee Club — Barbara Barnett, with church people and relatives Club met Tuesday. April 30. with Bob Bassett, Adam Bcduhn. from Lansing and ’ Muskegon In Chorus, which la the inter­ । Sheriff Abby gave an infonnamediate High School Choral i 4>vo talk on Heart-Lung Beauselgroup, will sing tour songs: A vld Birman, Lyle Blain. Molly Perfect Day. Just A-Wearying Boise. Ann Bolo, Janet Bowman. by the recent tornado on thei tatlon. Ho showed the interesting film then demonstrated on “ReHerbert Johnston farm Satur ­ Patty Clarey, Janice Crothera; David Curtis, Verna Dodge. day. A group of ladles plan to। suicitation Anne." Each member The Parade of Ute Teddy Bears Hie High School Choir wlU Laura Elliott. Susan Engle. Jim go out this Thursday to dean। then tried putting their trainting Jacoba Ladder, 1 .and of Farrell. Mike Fitzgerald, Prances Ford, Karen Gaskill. Diane Gil­ Frcro Jacques. Weep. O Willow. bert, Greta Guenther, Judy Ha- path of the tornado. * Mr. and gram. He informed u* that he la and LoUy.-Teio-Duni. Incidental, vens, Gordon Hex*. Star Hewitt, Mrs. Russell Buck and family of solo* in the hut two numbers1 Harvey Hoffman. Marvm Howell; Freeland were Sunday after- this lesson and demonstration. wUl be sung by Mary Stutx and Bob Huebner. Craig Huntley, jioon visitors with her parents. Marilyn Tobias. 1 Jackie Husted, Boxuta Jerow, j Mr and Mra. Leon Tyler. Mon­ Names of the singer* follow: I Debbie Keeler. Mike Keeler, JU1, day noon their son. Clarence, Charles Gibb* and Mr*. Warren DeMond. A short business meet­ Mr. and Mrs. Barry Donald- ing followed. Woodland 1 .n.kr.Sell Halidin* Uaillass. Mi<hl»aa PUBLICATION OBDEB PUBLICATION OBDEB. Why are U.hjt*. ite: Tnii tahi.tth-.st Crwk f«r *Uo«aac« of tr >uui» i '11' 1 •enlc. *h*U t« PUBLICATION OBDEB. lfander.br.it Hull I., c PUBLICATION OBDEB niair uf Mi hir.D 1 so popular these days? DRIVE ONE! liailinci d on tb« asmea t Ba Horner tar A Li.i..I Ajril i Philip IL NlphrlL IU>UM*. Michl*** Business Directory PRODUCTION CREDIT ASSOCIATION OBDEB OP PUBLICATION. 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CARDS OF THANKS » IN MIMORIAMS—U per wwi IM2 OLDSMOBILE BTARFIRE ISO CHEVROLET . . . Beautiful white coupe. K«. Uj all local <oau. WS» IM COMET STATION WACOM 4 Dr. Like new. .._..|149S IMf OLDSMOBILE SUPER U 1943 MERCURY MONTEREY Calendar of FARM IMPLEMIN1S ... 4 Dr. Station Wagon, power 4 Dr. Sedan. 4 cyl. engine. I1XN itwrlng and brake*, radio, Special Evente goal w/wall Ure*. nice blue IMS FORD STATION WAGON flnuli. one owner. 4 Dr. Extra sharp11495 THURSDAY and FRIDAY. IX: OLDSMOBILE 1943 FORD GALAX1E 544 . . Dynamic 64. 4 door aedan. H.Top Victoria....HIM El’ISCOPAL RUMMAGE BALEpoaer steering and brake*, raAt the Pariah Home. Thursday, iMi Comet custom April 29, 4 to 9 pm. Friday, TRACTORSi 4 Dr. Sedan. Sharp"47B5 -1954 John Deere No. 70 Diesel. I CHEVROLET Recently overhauled. A-l 1941 COMET STATION WAGON TUESDAY. MAT 4 1 Dr, 1 eyi, standard 4 Dr. Ha*jBUtomaUc drive. 4795 SENIOR SERVICES CLUB Major Diesel Tractor. PAHTY —At Bl. Roee School 1941 MERCURY MONTEREY Hall, i to 4 pm. Guest speak­ -1961 John Deere A Tractor Custom Convertible|U94 er and refreshment*. TranaDC RAMBLER CUSTOM w/power block. New 6 ply rub­ ... 4 Dr. Sedan, automatic IMS FORD FALCON ber. Hydraulic. Like new 11 Used Farm Machinery matu transmisalon. radio. IM1 F-44 STATION WAOON IRAN 8 PORTATI ON SPECIALS tributor. CADILLAC Haatlng*. Michigan it Farm Shop fM*. HMtttn. Mkkieaa. • U k«l* *1 >bl<k »U «»41U>r» •< wlA fffiSTUfVEJttf C EXJSI CORN GROWERS ATTENTION job Uted 2- and 4Crartwre »wo»a clalau Planten. *Uk 4*e rra.a my ea in both early and late varieties Oort* 1 Atetotaualar, The new XL U ihowtng out­ standing ability to yield and stand drouth. AUo Sudax. the GOODYEAR BROS. Sato*: April U. IM* FklUp 11. Mliokatl, IBM MERCURY CONVSMS ISM THCNDERSlRD . White finish with beige in­ 1959 MFRCURY PARK LANE terior, fully equipped, one 4 Dr. H. TopSSI OLDS 1955 MERCURY" MONTEREY H. Top. Extra sharp3693 IM* PLYMOUTH STA. WGN. < nr................. . ................ an and Vedder Road*. Phone 374­ 3444 6/30 Haatlng - Plumbing Sorvica 19M foRD COUNTRY 4 Dr. Wagon ....... □ nd CHEVROLET 1435 S. Hanover WI 5-2425 r."w.v • KAECHELFS 305 S. Church I960 OLDSMOBILE 4 Dr. Sedan. ....... IBM LINCOLN 4 Dr. H. Top Sedan . M WI 5-5352 CWart NEW WATERPROOF TARP D*W4: Avril BO. 100* Alllp fi. Mtlrh.U, fitanl •■* IliUiaa. AMcraeye Fan) E. b'lxrl 101 W7 BUW NUea« H*«uart. Mkllloa It B 13—411.95 Mahler Motor Sales low price*. Guaranteed water and PUBLICATION 0MD1B. mildew proof. WINICK SURPLUS 306 N. Michigan Ph. WI 6-3334 1110 N. Miditgow Ava. 4/29 weight. But* ot- ktlcktaaa. I GOING TO USE FIELD FENCE? 4 Dr. Automatic. 10,000 actual mllea. 41435 1444 DODGE M TON PICKUP Big ’fl’ Sweptiine With 4-ipeed GOING TO REPLACE <37,000 mile Factory Wamm- A GATE? 3K 1963 BUICK LESABRE R. BlMel, AgwtaUtra AbkoaoJ. 1U1 VT. Iftatr Hon. 1963 CHEVROLET CHAIN CARPET CLEANING IS RASY with Hoel New Electric UpBrush. No wet carpets or handwork. Clean 160 *quare Farm Bureau Services Floor covering, 123 W. State. Hastings. Phone WI 5-5114. tf aasli? Burkey Auto Glass A Radiator Shop, 318 N. Jefler- EXPERT TAILORING — Men* eon. Halting* U payment* on 19«4 Chevy II Nova Super Sport* 243 V-6 ITS JACOBS PHARMACY* engine, 4-speed transmission. FOR FAST 24-HOUR FILM Many other option*. Phone SERVICE! No charge lor over945-6411. 4/29 aise print*. tf SEVERAL SPRING COATS FOR GIRLS—In start 6. 8. 10. FOR SALE—Slightly modified, 12. Very good condlUon. WI 5­ big carb, new cams, hollow 6031. tf pudt rod*, new Urea. 2500 mllea on engine since overhaul. Windshield, bags, mlrrc tale. Phone Naaliville OL 3­ Black and white. Look* 1106 or OL 3-3102. L» WI 5-B36B. \ • ; 1961 CHEVROLET it a iMiMiuMat IInU•««. MicLi(»a Time Again! WHITE HATS weekly. We carry our own accounU. Gall M6-9431 4'.-9 SPRING COATS and SUITS WALK UP and SAVE! I SERVICES r IkrrrC far probata n< a purport 4/29 Rent our Spreader foe 50c FARM BUREAU Hou tabold Goode ORDER FOR PURUOATION. Get our FartiliBor Frlea* bgfort you buy. We I960 CHEVROLET * H.lp W»U BINGER WITH DIAL CON­ TROL ZIG ZAO — In walnut cabinet, real nice. Makes de­ sign*. Bcallope, satin stitefi *R.*wS.ll. hi' * automatically. AU this for the "lf« Fertiliser 1960 FORD Murphy. Laiulng, Mich, TU 2- 6714. lecL BAGS AND HOSES able at 8TEURYB ELECTRIC. appliance KEIM ROAD —110 acre*, house need* remodeling, full price 113300. Ha* a 49mortgage equity to mortgage. Call John or Mary Murphy, Laming, Nebon'a Welcome Orchard Large lot with lake frontage. 5 minute* from Hastings. Will month. Phone Grand Rapid* if Personal a Smi,e WE ALWAYS HAVE BAR­ GAINS IN GOOD USED HOME APPLIANCES-Refrig­ erators. range*, washers, etc. Hastings Electric. 119 W. State. Harting*. Phone 945-2864. tf NEW & USED PUMPS-New in- “IF» unfortunate that the symptom* of fatigue and leslneii ara practically IdMHcal." lofce the 'hopping’ out of trapping By finding xhal you n**d ACT NOW--FUU time. Pleasant, In Ibe tlanlliad lection. easy work in Hastings Earn­ ings atari immediately. No expenenc* neocitary. Write jf Mobilg Hawet Rawleigh -651-1716 Illinois WI 5-2223 GOOD AS NEW STORE I FARMERS good condition, barn and Two MOM Oehw hh.iteibarger. USED CAR LOT 1962 RAMBLER producing f vermeench. WINDOW GLASS INSTALLED cury outboard new boats and trailers. See ua for a Spring Special. Wheeler Marine Serv­ ice. Waahvllle, Mich. OL 3-3861 .61396 M-37 South Supply, M-37 So, WI »-2150. It FURNISHED APARTMRMTH to ACRE FARM—On State Road. McCULLOCH OUTBOARD MOTOR TUNEUF “FARM BUREAU’S ahlpload HASTINGS MOTOR SALES . chain* aharpened. Chain CLEARANCE —UTILITY grade Delicious apples 4135 bushel. trade, sharp! ...11466 IBM DODGE -DART 4 Dr. Slant 1* with standard TED GAS! Hee Carl At Betty * nttN £>45-341/5. Appliances before you buy! They Sell—They Install—They 116 NORTH MICHIGAN AVE­ Service. Ph. WI 6-3833. M-37 NUE FOR RENT — Space for South. Phone 945-2495 McCU LLOCH —WRIGHT— P1O- FOR MORE BEAUTIFUL HAIR GET YOUR WATER SOFTEN­ ER BALT AT FARM BUREAU —Uae RexaUI fail permanent SERVICES—Rock, block and Regular 42 DO—Now 8100. No pre-shampoo—No after odor. Load Buying Available at Jacoba* Pharmacy. Automotive WI 5-3961 after moit IBM DODGE FOLARA 4 Dr. VI. 3-apeed torque-fUte, NEED PENCE POSTS? whitewall ttres, power steering. 1963 CHEVROLET u 8TALK SHREDDERS—Fur Rent Franctaco Farm Supply, M-37 it publication obdbb. LATE MODEL SPECIALSI right on River Road, eart or 3150. EARTH (Joycei 'McKelvey Modern Beauty Salon in Nash­ ville. Mich. Joyce would like to hear from her friend*. Call OL 3-6M4. i/6 TABLE PAPER — For picnic*, family reunion*, lota ot me*. 40” by 300*. 42M at The Ban­ ner office. tf GOING TO USE BARB? 2-BEDROOM MODERN COT­ TAGE FOR RENT—Refrlgera- Lovely Cape Cod Home On Leach Lake ' Large lot wtth lake frontage. 5 minute* from Harting*. Will lease with option to buy 490 MARTIN, WREN AND BLUE­ month Phone Grand Rapid* tf BIRD HOUSES - Signs, cabi- OL 6-17541 114 NORTH MICHIGAN AVE­ row*, lawn and garden*. Herbi­ 5/12 QUcrafL WI 5-2549. NUE FOR RENT — Second cides. fungicides and pesticides Sprague Landxcape Services. INSIST ON MICHIGAN BOT- maintenance. Mowing, trim­ ming and spraying Phone Lake Odean 374-4761. tf 1,000 BALES FIRST CUTTING ALFALFA AND TIMOTHY— NEW Phone Ara You Planning Fencing Thie Spring? is in tha air but OUR DEALS are REALLY DOWN to Arthur FARM FRESH PULLET EGOS4 do*. 41. Fourth place on right on River Road, east of Tlnk- to Do Any SPRING 1963 BUICK TRACTOR 3-YARD DUMP BOX FOR SALK — ISO. N. J. Lena. 4'29 Phone WI 5-4634. ‘“ bilh - ----------------------Ground floor. Garage, good lo­ cation. Phone WI 5-4938 tf it Lawn O Garden Suppliei complete line of seed* to fit your every need. Certified Al­ falfa-Brome - June - ManunolhTunoUiy-AJalke- Ladino - White Dutch-both certified and un­ certified seed oat*, plus a quali­ ty Smith-Douglass fertiliser to ■ ■Miscoflanaoua make top-yield*. Just call 946- I 2943. Hasting* Milling and FARM । FRESH PULLET EGGS— Farm Supply. 4/29 1 LINCOLN-MERCURY DEALER WI 5-2426 1963 CHEVROLET MR. FARMER! Spring planting FUaUCATlQW OADEB. flui* et New • Remodel ELECTROLUX VACUUM —A-l RUMMAGE SALE —6771 Campau Lake Drive, Alto, Mich. condition with all cleaning «U‘ Wednesday. Thursday, Friday tachmcnu. Balance due only and Saturday, 9 am. to 9 pm. 42450. Guaranteed. Terms Antique*, (luhes, clothe*, etc. available. Call 945-9431 for SPRAGUE LANDSCAPE SERV­ ICES—Make arrangement* now NOTICES SEVERAL MORE TO CHOOSE FROM LARKE BUICK Classified Paragraphs Excellent condition. 1B89 CHKV. NOMAD PONTIAC Find mg conditioner hook up. Real good FUBLiCATlOX OBDBB ahapel 4 Dr. Sedan. Automatic! ..5695 1*4* CHEVROLET . . W n.JUA,, ,-o 1MR MERCURY engine, automatic traiumi*- REAHM MOTOR SALES WANT ADS Buying . . . Selling Philip n. MiUhdl PrabaM Ju*ge. LEGALS 1999 DODGE 4 Dr. Sedan. Automatic trammtaaton. 4449 mixtion. radio, look thia one IMO DODGE over. 4 Dr. Sedan. Bld. tram. ..MSO ■Ml VOLKSWAGEN IBM BUICK chanlcal condition, priced to ioj w. at»t» etn llaeitag*. Mkktaaa 3042. Friend* welcome. to clean white finish. 1M1 FORD STATION WAGON PUBLICATION QBPKB. MW die vine BY 5-3643 evuHns* bY 5-2044 day*. WHY NOT LET US MAKE you a Ai^bcr stamp with your new ZIP Code number. Thrce-llne waler front lota. Term* Piuriin or call 5-3ijG4 day* or 5-5231 after 4 ““ dress and ZIP number for 4225. Thta includes, pentane A Sporting Goodi laity Shoppe, Delton, Mich, GUNSMITHING SERVICE — Reblulng. rrstocklng, repairing. THE FATMAN-Private Detec­ Wa*U1 gun*, acopea, ammuni­ tive 24-Hour, Shadowing. Tape, tion, gun cases, alinga, awiveta Foto-PUm Evidence. Nation­ New Moons Hartford Schult* and every tiling needed for your wide. Confidential. Call WO Up Out* Expanda* shooting plcamre. Huckleberry Roll Out Room* Gun Shop, 10440 Kingsbury Union. Battle Creek 12/30 3' Wall* Gun Furnace* 10 Wide* Start at 83496 Phone 623-5792. Doug Young, LOSE WEIGHT—Just 4 capeuUa Anything In Trade owner. dally. Faahion Rite for low I Buy U*ed Mobile Homes calorie dieting. 43.79. Lapo Pharmacy, 144 E. State, HaaCEREAL CITYA WontDd to Rant MOBILE HOME BALES WO 3-4433 564 Diekma* Hmm ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS W ANTED TO RENT—Good thrM Battle Creek. Michigan PO. 171. Heatings Telephone bedroom home in Haatlng* Acruee from Hale ton i*u.‘.na area.OoUntr “* Monday. 4 pm. i JU-1404. HAVING A PARTYf - Punch Bowl or Cupe tup to 300). payment* on 1964 Venn* 61 Available at small rental fee bile Home. Phone 945-5411. Call Epiacopal Pariah House or HASTINGS Rectoi y. tf it Notice* SPRING FEVER—Cleaning that garage, attic, basement, etc. We do light hauling. Phone WI 5,» BANNER LEEPING ROOM FOR RENT— Board if deaiiM. Good home cooking. Phone 945-9275. ‘ CLASSIFIEDS Call WI 5-3481 �"Drop-Off-Service" Jujt leave your dry clean­ ing with our experienced attendants. They will pre­ spot. clean and hang them on your hangers. (v c m ir .B . h u h im * Y~H Uk« Ou, . . . _3E2gaE5-S I n il 0—THE HASTINGS HANNER Thursday. April ». IMS Melodyaires, Top Musicians at staging on radio and television. Norman Voth. second tenor. U। the Assistant Pastor and director of Music of Calvary Church tai Grand Itantita lb? formerly t Delton School News iwerc doing an excellent Job. , teachers will be undertaken ta The four mrettags followed F»« *«n«Ur. the name- uiMc pattern. Twoj An almost unanimous opinion ignsdee a night were covered, ol the teaciwra, in response co a with tear hens involved at each question of what the school <1U, grade level presenting' a five or trict could do moot to lx-Ip them. compos* John # IMroaon will -Ming ta the mala qn*t* | ix- featured at a special Christian Prior 'hat. »* '“u associated Endeavor Hymn Hing Sunday. , Win VCX411V1 XUVIIV Ul “K VI ■ -I ■ uir 5 at 8 pm. in the Lake- natlng ta New York City. A ing the session. g contain more, and that every wood High School Auditorium.°rW»*^C»U^elw ' One such question led to an effort la being mads to reduct • -u, । has wide experience ta the field the staff and Interested ■1 explanation by Mr. Hofmci&ter ‘he pupil-traclwr ratio as three _ . . nt sacred muxlc as tenor soloist. Justffell us what time — ._--------- -- --------- ---on the proper starting age for a formative years are vital ones ta you’ll pick them up and general picture of tome of their kindergarten student and a the over all education picture, objectives and the methods used1clarification on the recent board; John Bare, pnnident of the your cleaning will be done to achieve three alms. . policy on cutting bock the birth Advisory Committee which belpwhile you shop: In his Introductory remark* I date one month each year so «i to initiate the study, ttauikHcfmcUter stated that that the students ore a little cd all of the teachers for Urdr on radio and television as a solo­ Princlual YOU CAN SAVE TIME x -uiraSouS-mu i ,u» ua«- Ktc «*nu< «tal I ist and ta duets, in addition to ,n»|> « <Ml U« Dunn« the J.'"* ?,"■ ~ his ensemble work. ’ AND MONEY Clark Matthews, bass, is al--------- - -----*•------- - ---------------new features of ttte elementary ““ tre.iTi-h^u'fc^Xuii" graduate of Hope College with church* In Philadelphia. Upon program were brought, out by the fr^mtly ud unrinr Tbou»b iu<juru they iury reprrw- M—auaic ui riopc vuucxv wim , -•< 11 r>. ■ _ _ _ — -___ tel tincini. ----------------------® «‘evil d?n<»nlnallJ^. 1 a degree In music education. He; graduation fnan from hlth high jchouj school. lr teacher# teacher#. The tatt Iasi year lias Iws tarn been . scholarship «WMh>p M . d«aa«i umm m u» M or tore . “n £ U an inatructor In music ta one reused7 am mu*c Broadway P<> classroom rhmufta their various aiaoci- I the local high schools. He majored ta lu piano »>:«•»> and —* organ »•<*** at — educational TV • • ta ... the ..w — through their ar u directs church choirs In Tempi© University. Ho He soon lx-be- studies. studios. The school rubccrtbed subscribed to to ™is req iret was repratro uy j lions with the Christian En COIN-OP Cleaners I! drtwf-r ----------«U> mw ol of <h. area and Is engaged fro- came associated with some theCbonnH Channel10 10Mor..»> programming movement. „„ known leaders in the and frequent visits to the all’4?nt the stu^nu' i Mekkm. first tenor, is » ---—■* -------- — field of evangelism. Including purpose room by the rtudents to ^ou^ d^p ta 327 N. Broadway nifchaJttaH engineer, a graduate ^nurch mmistnre. Jack Wyruvn, Percy Crawford, view the programs are proving a WOU‘*J 1 of Grand Rapids Junior Col-' Harold D »C o u. accompanist Dick Rotan-on and George great the tmeh*. reported. , ^^^airo^rt on ro 9:00 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. kgc and the General Motova In- i for the quartet'and organist for The Introduction last year of strtsa that th© elementary staff 'stRute He is engaged regularly the hymn sing, is fast becom- Sweeting. Monday thru Saturday The song louder for the hymn the new phonic reading pro- liad obvlouajy developed a well ta tenor solo work, ensemble tag one of America's foremost sing will be Ralph Robrahn. as- gram was evaluated ana judged p)Bnnrd wwnmttal program that ------------—--------------------------------- j sacred artists. DeOou began his sociate president of the Inter- a success. Although the P-'»-'Xj->cltnn pr0U(1 national Society of Chriwuan gram U only one year old mod • subiMUfnt meetings will comRndeuvor with headquarters in of the teachers involved stated! mence next Full for the recondColumbus, Ohio He U a rtuiktu. that they could ree noticeable. ary gnujM M that Uie entire at the Western Theology Semi- improvement ta their student's program may be reviewed and nary ta Holland. He was named «wk . an eye to the - fuwork in in this this area. arm. evaluated with os the Christian Endaavorer of,| AlU»«h U U r.mu., 1» lm wh„ „ the Year 190. I the program, the subject of j i Special guest at the hymn sing will be-oxnpoeer John W. Delton School Journalism Coni true Hon Money : Peterson. A native of Kansas. Mr. Hofmeister explained that FROFESSIONAL DRY CLEANING SERVICE Hastings SPEEDY WASH and COIN-OP Laundromat MONEY TAYLOR North Gun Lake Coin-Op Opon 5:00 a.m. - 10 p.m. Lumber Co. Galesburg, Mich. fiingspiruUon, Inc., with tend- introduce the nr.w metijods in quart*! ta Grand RajUds, Mich- the next school year. Textbooks Igan. ' are now under consideration and । The public is invited. some in-service training for the Kuder Testing for 11th grade English classes: Track. Delton vs. Richland. Kcllpffg, Galesburg -Augusta at Richland. 8; golf, sales have doubled! Delton Methodist ftnd 1> anna bV thB meeting will be done oy body. There are only a Jf* “T"* Conference lestricta to memb*s of u» Quarterly Oooferenos compos of the officials comprising the local Official Board, but adlh the District SuperIntendent pre­ The Delicti Metlwdtat Church siding. will iidd the Annual Church TO, WKX wlU Md Conference and Fourth Quarter­ ly Conference Friday. Aprtl 30. )>toth*-Ddaughter banquet &>* in the unlay. ./JT! May «. x.«n «;» nm psn. ta u» lue HCT. I'I'IU Z>M<7. —. — hlith school dining room. W. Wayne Ingold, of U» Rapids, District SuperintaftWaaler Park Methodist Church. inero wui ue annual kvw— Wyoming, Wyoming, known xjmjw" offecUormtriy from various officers, commls- ln WBCB. circles as Prppre" atans and committees, and their i» the featured drcttan for the coming year. -Crown Her With Msny There wlU also be other business crowns." Local prewrw wlU dealing wUh programs and re- furnish oth* Items on the pmsporuablllticB for tho coming gnun. Friday Night CJJCO U here 18 years of age and older. continues active partkipa- - - 1 l *nn m H, m —MU. „ M OdU UU. XraXKSSi'S: ter. special holiday, and devo­ iprll 11 the Band banquet tional programs for <4h?t-church ild and awards were given eVTb? public U invited The _KI r 1 master Of ceremony. These members mvwn. ixwa. receiving Xdai Caroline Baske. Cathy CoUlson. Dare Conrad. Pam Hayward. Sandy Heisler, Steve Llncks. Mary Lit­ tle. Kathy Mlknla, Nancy Mott. Carrie Newland. Mike Payne. Jill Rice. Mary Smith. Mike Stampf- Handy. Letters — Mslony-McClood, Mona Mlnoca. Cal Moroow. Krts Roeper. Karen Bhlpp, Charlene Michaels. Sandy Campbell, Kathy Champion. Bev Dudin'. Sandy Gurd. Jim Howard. Big­ rid Johnson. Rose Lockwood. Penny Wilbur, Jana McBain. Ardlc Shcerin, Judy Phillips. Janis Howard. Barb Hall. Linda - --------- —Solomon have MIm Sally Heath returned io Cortland. N.Y, on Bunday after having Vttlted her parents, the Adeibert Heaths, for several days. Bally spent the Easier wssktnd in Wtalamsbun:. Va. arriving hare on Tuesday. The Adalbert Heaths were guests Sunday al a family gathering at the hems of his sister. Mrs. Raymond Gilbert, of Ludington. Mr^ and Mrs. Wm. Hewitt. Chsrieha and Marilyn of Grand Ledge and ths Burdett Cotants had dlnn« HlghisEdar Pins, Mona Monica Judy Phillipa. Ardie Sherrta. Yvonne Campbell. Tom Greer. Barb Hall, John Phillip Sousa. Sandy Helal*; Drum Major. Linda Lens; High Merit Award. Cathy Smith. New Building Ran* tlon revealed new building plans at its regular monthly mooting loot Monday night. BupwinU-n- housing additional students for The fir* choice Involved put- vocal music program Into the upper elementary caftMrta. students. He added that the Swarming termites are a the current kindergarten group plus the project enrodmmt of next years beginning grade. He stressed that addilionai rooms VWMbain Mcemijr-i> nrougnuui. UK sysvan. . The other possibility taralv* garten- He pointed out t site might be JAsel.fcr ■•Wk -1 j«<|« ground your home, hidden worker termites may be dsmaflinfl timbers; wpodjDitiy damage, phene for pMed Inspection by Tenninir, •Mid'a Isrgesj In termite con6pl. Rervice fully guaranteed. FREE INSPECTIONS ‘jj- • •'. plipng BAgRY COUNTY LUMBER CO. WI 5-3431 Rapr«MnHng MICHIGAN TERMINIX NWr.M. -___ _ from a financial aspect and the poaslbiuty of cnntareing " ah 15 ways to spoil yourself with luxury from Awarded year's top honor now in the Lincoln Continental tradition t $2799 to v $3631 MAHLER MOTOR SALES 1120 N. Michigan • Hastings a Ph. WI 3-2479 total picture to see if anoth* made to contact the Daverman Company at Grand Rapids for TERMINIX®; NATIONW1OR TIRMITB AND PEST CONTROL a plan IndisaUng ent tax-kvita could well support such a budding prognam. both ta construction and opcraUoD. fiuicle to i un 1'1 Mi< hiftan COLEMAN Agency INSURANCE saiaMMNw ' *"-«u �^Conference Superintendent Issues Challenge • General Motors Name Michigan Gives Lakewood Week Chairman At Vermontville Auto Equipment Mrs Kenyon Peabody l* chair­ man of Michigan Week activities rur Vermontville. | The Rev. Leonard Maunder will be in charge of Spiritual Foundations Day which occurs Sunday. May 16. The village council i* plan­ ning fesUriUm for Mayor Exchaagr Day. Monday, ulth Wolverine. Hospitality Day. Tuesday, will be liandlcd by Mr*. Elbert Car­ penter Wednesday io Our Liveli­ hood Day. Education Day plan* on Thursday are under the su- I Past Maple Grove, Assyria Residents Mark Jubilee er. Our Heritage Day plana for Open house will be held for Friday are being made by the Mr and Mrs Bryan VanAuken Vermontville Woman'* Club, and Sunday, May 3. in honor of thru Saturday** artivltlc*. Our Youth golden wedding anniversary. Day. are being handled by Mr*. **W C Conference Superintendent at the Evangel! tr-.it — - -—.. . The churchI* now In a speeial Loyalty To ChriM Crusade, running from Easter to Fentero*t. April IS through June 8. and Dr. Baaaeit brought a very timely mewtage on "The Price of laryalty." ' । He stated that ' Every service, function of the church *houkl be a loyalty msion by UUnl ■involvement of tu people." - He cliaUenged the audience with these question*. "What is demanded of you? How much an- you willing to yield of your­ selves? Or an you satisfied to belong to the church and not have the power and faith to be­ lieve? Art you afraid to lire in Invite Public To Bernard Society Meeting House guest* of the Bun McPharlln* far 10 day* are hl* daughter and husband. Mr. and Mod* to Order II Rosenberg of 8069 Valley Highway. Vermontville, haa com­ pleted hi* Air Force baclc mili­ open on Sunday* through May tary training aj^ Lackland AFB. from 1 to * pm. Through June, I July and August it will be open seven day a week, same hour*. Police Recruits Rare Violin at Hastings Church All Sin* Slu. »•*... and Supplies Office Supplies TUSSY'S MOTHER’S DAY SPECIAL Fragrance F«*tival lor Mom To Annex to Lakewood School to go out and follow? I come to the church to be refreshed, then can I go out the door to take tntxu'i enlisted itrvngth to 1.Ciu-lat to the world and live .251. the highest it ha* ever been. Christianity. Only one thing Five week* of advanced train■topped ChriM. he was hung on' Ing 1* now underway at East a ctom. Can you be hung on a, L*.-.;'.-- f— " —. trccpxr Cologne and Cologne Gel NEW fflneffmt were said to the ruler, but they Three primary district* ,nto u* today If we nexed to the Lakewood school •«■ willing to Fell out our m-1diatrtct and one turned down the fuhl**6 and our. personal de­ proposal in separate elections rU1'1 U*n follow. ThU U Monday. April 19 ,eaaT to «*7 but hard to do | i Voter* In th* Dow and Oates■ Dr. Bassett reminded tte con-I districts In Eaton county and gregaUon that “We must wll Rummage Sale at the Hastings First Methodist Church Thursday Borton's the remainder of the year but ,1" children will attend the Sunfield, elementary school* next Fall ' ~'d “ * chrt»tUn t*fa' Voter* overwhelmingly ap-:th» truth 1 kno'* world.i 1 full-length book*, many of which proved the annexation proposal --------------------------------------have been translated Into foreign at Oates and Sebewa Center If' ........................... languages. where reoult* were 34 yea* to 4 The violin, which haa a ryh no and 25 yes to pone no !, I • JIM turned down the proposal, 20 ye* and 25 no. The district 1* located west of Lake Ode*** The voting wa* closer at the Dow district where the issue wa* approved Moy 9th .$1.00 ■ Spray Mist -$1.50 Bath Powder and Puff .. -$1.50- the early dan of New Orleans, and when the Bell family came i Into possewsion of It. It was cov- Ladies' Electric SHAVERS Lady Sunbeam $9.95 Lady Norelco $19.95 Lady Remington $18.95 KODAK INSTAMATIC 100 Faberge Cologne Threesome CAMERA OUTFIT 'Fragrance UPHOLSTERIHG famous vlolln house of Lyon and Healy in Chicago, where it was restexvd to its original tonc^and finish Rev. Bakalin chooses to play the old hymns of the churci, from night tu night, along with singing many of hla own gospel songs and choruses, and may be hoard nightly except Baturtay through Sunday, May 2 at 7 at the'Assembly of God > Free E*fi***l< f* fka H*»ti*g» Ara* on Tnmdayt. • pickup sad > Many Sample*. THE FURNITURE BUILDING Woyne Hazel Phone 374-3523 A La Mood" Gift Set ICMMpsitekVsricfcseM Pm Rm 12$, 4 Aft-1 fUib Mta, 1 AAA *U* Mttsrta, RllhllSlt Mkissrd BBd iBStrBdiBB MMbL 3 Districts Vote We do not have to be rich like till* young ruler who wa* con­ cerned and came to Jesus, but many of us also have things that we should get rid of. we nerd to take Inventory of our Uvea, our poooearion*. materially I and spiritually, of our aoula, and then “Go and ariL" 3. “Come Portland were among the 37 Michigan State Police rrcrulta graduated u probationary troop­ er* al East Lansing headquar­ county approved annexation lief* that have been bulk, *olely proposal* The three district* are on prejudiced Idea*, far changes located north, east and south of>mu*t be made to our Umm Ood ’’"n">w I doesn't change but the church i must fit Itself for the needs to ■ our times. Ood doesn't change । but the church must fit itself for the needs of It* people.'' I Again, “ftr year* the church ter playing the old «**rrrd elas­ I ha* had education on the one tic. "The Holy City." a lady In the cotigreKaUon was moved to dlitricts^silBljno---------------- - . hand and evangelisation on the “•wricia u SI.lol.JU0. other, but both must be uaed toEckitrom stated the rural in<hcr If we an> to acromnlteh ichool* would be operated for ’ ^mrihlno to- SCHADER'S At School May 6: 27 New State Evangelist Plays RUBBER STAMPS Mothers to Meet ; M»y 8. 1965. at 1:30 pm, in if# Woodland School Library, for. mothers of children who wlU be* attending kindergarten at the* St. Rose Senior Services Club Partv Goes to Saudi Arabia Woodland Invites $3.50 If Your PaydiMk Now! Revlon's Intimate Shower and Bath Oil Spray-Special $2.50 MHT AWAY" Shulton's Summer Special* Mist Cologne lea or Dusting Powders__________ Lodi**' Timex Cavatina Watche* TRY PLAMNED SAVINGS True, you've changed. 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Shock resistant^ unbreakable main spring. Gold Of silver in numerous styles Waitclox Clock* See our new selection of shapes ond styles ——--------------------------- Other Gift Suggestions • H*lr Dry.n • Lily of th. X*ll.y by Coty . Gift* in Arp.p oi My Sin Automatic Tooth IrualiM Gifts by Yardley in English Lavender Dana Stick Cologne Special! Vivacious Gift* by Dorothy Gray 136 E. Stats St. tin. WI 5-1*53 AWSavings Insurvd Up to 910,000 with F.S.L.I.C HASTINGS FLOOR COVERING 123 West State Street, Hastings Rhone WI S-511 • Quality Materials and Guaranteed Workmanship �90 Attend E.U.B. |Christian Science Text Announced uv The spiritual requirements for release from guilt and suffering Carlton Center Family Night to Hear l)r. Bassett Sevenih-day Hunecoming M W. Green, WI 8-4044 ' Rev. George Kiuott . Rev. William Neaury Saturday, May 1. Junior MYF Bunday acbooL 10 am. Worship. 11 am. Evangelistic service. 7:30 pm. Prayer mt-cl Thura., 7:30 pm. I 11 Sill MoCUUiX WlKktUp. I 7 pjn Junior High and bailor .High Youth Groups. 7;44 pm. Evening service. | Wed, 7:48 pm. Mid-week Tbs' Chapelalra Quartet win slug several times during the day There will be a 1 p.m. mu­ rtad program at the church fol­ lowing the potluck dinner at Great Religions Express Support of U. N. port for the United Nations. AH four combine places of worship with facilities for meetings, lec­ tures and cultural activities. The newest is the just-dedi­ cated Holy Family Church and Catholic Center opposite the U.N. grounds. It was rebuilt in handsome contemporary style from a 40-ytar-old church that hid been converted from a sta­ ble. Upstairs offices serve as the •■embassy" for Mier. Alberto Giovannetti. the Holy Sec's first permanent observer to the U.N. There will be a Tupper Ware party at the home at Larry Kaiter. ».3O am. Thursday. i 3:48 am. Sunday acnooL Classes fur all agea. 11 am. Massage by Rev. Gavin A synagogue “to fin the needs of the local Jewish community while ministering to the inter­ national family of the United Nations" will be the next U.N. religious center to rise. Later, a mosque and Islamic center will be erected with funds contrib­ uted by^Moslcm United NaThe first such facility »u the 12-story Protestant Church Center for the U.N., dedicated 18 months ,*£0. Supported by the National Council of Churches, the center has at- Broadway and Center Willard H. Curtis. Minuter Bunday. May 3. Morning vurlilp, 8:30 and 11. Nursery provided. ' Broadcart of 0 30 service over WBCH. Ser­ words ot praise. Dr. Df»t mon: "Christian Marriage." read the scripture in Acts 17, ^uunu ecuuut — — and spoke on the concern fur 0:30 Adult round table tn the ®wkl peace. Ito said that, everylounge. where men axe waking for 6:30 Junior High and Senior P«u*. *1U> power and strategy, High Youth FeUowahip at **■“ “* "* "* "nrf"rMonday Activities 7 Boy Bcoutg. 7;30 Bastion meeting. Wednesday AcUrttlM liw Youth tor Undcratandmg movement, and stated that ChrLv'iam "stand straight tome’ of MraJamra Coleman. with Use conviction that they 1:30 Circle 6 will mat at Uie have the blessing of God. Uiat Dunham Just for you Your doctor takes many factors into consideration whan he prescribes for you. Your prescription is uniquely tailored just for you and.for your present 4 mllea W. of Broadway. Freeport Rev. Gerald Hcphner, Pastor Bunday school, 10 am. Morning worship, 11 am, Young People s service, 7 pm. ’ guest for both services. Message, I "The Divine ImpcntUvw—OO," 8 pm. Youui FeUowshlp. j 7 pm. Evening service The tape of the Easter Cantata, "No Greater Love" will-be presented I I Monday, 7 pm. Teen Fellow­ ship. Wednaday, Mid-week Day of Route 3. Delton A. J. Spoelstra. Pastor Sunday school. 10 am. Worship, 11 a. m. Our Rexall Pharmacist Ing your prescription. Rely, on our Resell Pharmacist! for prompt, accurate, per- Prescription Pharmacy HL lUh.IllXUi 8310 CoaUBrove Road Rev. Charlo# Glbba, Pastor Worship services, 10 am. 7 pm. Evening troupe, adults with Gladys Ortroth. Youth with Darwin Hooker, and the Chil­ dren's Story Hour. Bunday service, 11 am, Bunday school. 11 am. Wednesday service, 7:48 pm. Jr. High Battalion Boys. Wednesday ActtvtUes 6 am.—Men's Prayer Band. » am.—Women's Prayer Rand. 7:30 pm. Prayer meeting and AIETHUD1ST CHURCH Rev. Lawrence Lowell. Pastor Bible Study. Saturday. 2-4 pm. church li­ Sunday school. 10 am. Thursday Activities brary open. Morning worship, 11 am. Coming Bunday. May B, guest Youth Fellowship, 7130 pm. minuter. Rev. Arthur C. Coldrcn. of Hillsdale, will bring the mtsmorning and evening. Former Frreport High School Pastor Ralph VonderWerf Sunday school. 10 am. e Gilhwpte of 8unCOrdray ot High I—... Mra. Thelma Boya from Banhdd and Ruby Ball, a slater-in-law, walked in to ipend the day with her. * Bunday Hons, David ........ —Aua. gucau of ear. Mr. and Mra. KsiUi Busan Hitt; beet, Gary Kimble. Ball were Mra. Ruth Bartu and | Wednesday, cherub and Junior family from Grand Rapids; Mr. cliolr. 4 pm. Bible study. 7;30 and Mra Clar«no> Sptdcl aial pm, topic: 'The Bible And Our, daughter. Mr and Mra. Vico P1J^ 8pldcl- from N“tivilh», Mr. and Catechism class Saturday, 0 Mrs. Robert Ball from Alaska. 126 East State St, Rhone WI S-24& Hastings Rev. Fr. Joseph C. Dunphy, Rev. David Hawley. Assistant Sunday Maae, a, 10, 11:30 am. EVEN IF 10 am. Bunday school. 11 am. Morning worship. 8:30 pm. Youth service. 7:30 pm. Evening worship. 7:30 pm. Wednesday prayer. IS NO OBJECT. Charles Gibbs. Pastor Floyd Walter. BupL Bible school. 10 am. Worship hour. 11 am. Christian Endeavor, Bunday, JlMPBkJfjrrlkk to• •yon, • **'• R8 oarthAldiect, »cnriccg bocomg 10 am Bunday school. 11 am. Worship service. 8:30 pm. Young Pcop>'s meet. 7:30 pm. Evening service. Wednesday, 7:30 pm. prayer. WeYw to y°ar iuium ^1 r * realIy to^ohigftil pert -of VS*/ y°ur iniurance protection. Yoa can count on m to be in 4 your corner...to hdp with WHEN THE GOING Worship. 11 am. Youth meeting, 8:18 pm. Evening service. 7:30 pm. GAS is still a wise choice NOTHING COOKS FASTER! NOTHING COOKS BETTER! soeedy top butneri with automatic controls that hold heat where you wamdt.. -plus uuny other Iratutcj jou'll/tftjuy. See than today. j Gas Ranges offer ALL the most modern features... and styling that Is aecond-to*none RANDSEN Insurance Agency 0:48 a m Church school. BupL Mra. Evelyn Benedict. 11 am. Morning worship 7:30 pm. Wed, Bible Study ENJOY ALL THE HOT WATER YOU WANT... AT LOW COST! home. Wuh GAS you can depend cm plenty of clean hot water for all the family...in the kitchen, in the' laundry and in the ' bath. That's die joy of owning a 2X^2^ GETS ROUGH K. W. Mosher. Pastor 0 .M am. Bunday ecbooL 11 am. Worship service. 7:30 pan. Evening service. 7:30 pm. Wed, prayer service "Roliablo Service Sinew IMS' LOCAL ano LONG DISTANCE HEATED STORAGE FACILITIES , I If economy Is important YOU SAVE when you buy, Install and operate a Gas Water Heater Sunday worship, 10 am. Sunday school. 11 am. MYP Sunday,. 7 pm. PROMPT SERVICE VU USES Lef Us Do All The Work KO JOB TOO �Graduate of Lakewood Holds la healthy and good naiurtd-afjg. ' favors her mother very much as to looks. Wo buried our oldest last September 22. 1633. r boy 13 irons, nix months old. mul our next oldest a girl died when ' a few months old September 25. ,1838. so you nee we lire celled ____________________, Io part with those that are near original and it certainly gives and dear to us and as death to one a picture, pretty much of the general lot of all at someconditions In Yankee Springs time, may we live as to meet in township back Ln IMOSho cndleao bliss, Second. aa to Fa- to you until X am almoat shamed to write at all, X now take tha liberty to claim a few momenta oonvenation with you through the medium of my pm-TW, as regards our health which is good XASBL — The principal are'*®1 nllM to B*"1® Crtek: £“»~jr.-MM.iM Mk Crooked. I w ®° for A similar purpore) ORGANIZED TOWNSHIPS.- lhortfr coming to. and was. m ApiSr1^ Johnstown, The routh-western part of the tatnty to tatoreperMd with num- Key WMU Post healthy and does not admit as flood of Irredeemable rags has good water aa many places in come Into disrepute, a man with New England and wa do not | good money. may buy oxen from bare any Vermont — roads »50 to >100 per yoke, cow >20 to HKTHJSH rsanr urut* “ *-W- POrk- M tO >«. llTrJl wheat through anow drifts. a* It ur ta •* said that the moat now fen Iasi 4' to 6‘. <*<• s/ 40 4. potatoes 2/ Winter that wu ever known in corn >/. >% lettar and If you or any of your pu*family or Undo Stickney1*. Located to the Center are the, Thomas or any of our friends bowling alley*, billiard room, old or young will write to mo. 1 book store, barber shop, atu- Sheriff Campbell shaU be happy to answer them dent lounges, ballrooma. torture to my scribbling way and ao as halls, and cafeteria aa well as Hires 2 Deputies many aa there la of you. I should the 'hub" of Western's social Sheriff Merl H. Campbell hu think that you could scare up * life, the snack bar. announced that Ben H- Sulli­ number ot letters to a short iteccnUy Lany waa/alao grant­ time and let nr know how you ed tt special honory scholarship van. 1C&3 Bedford Rood. M Has­ get along from oldest even down txaidrs the State! Board of tings. and Wendell Armour, who to Dorothy. As I have toed my I Education Scholarship te re­ has been police chief al Nash­ pen hard tola half an hour or' exited his Senior year at Lake­ ville. have been hired as deputy more 1 will now dltiniM It for I vruod High. a short time with, my best re-1 At WMU he has been active garda to you all/’ | in many groups. Besidre being *u»* wu» tnuwua, •-> (Signed) Charlca W. Bassett rcholanhlp and social chairman duties on Friday. April 16. work­ --------- ------------tftr fmuxnity, sigma Delta tog with the nlaht patrol white _____ >_____ t --Tr*. LT.. ,_ ,___ ------------ ---- --- Mm- KBOBEU PIIICED MEANS LOWEN-PINGED and long anxiously awaiting re­ lief. but more especially glad at hla coming back because of the terrible frights they had en­ dured through the howling of the wolves. There, Mra. Bassett declared, had kept her company early and late, and bad made et trees tf the Peninsula. *wk* "‘Wence a continued county to new. and not yet1*•* 9? oor' DOUBLE Top Value STAMPS EVERY WEDNESDAY! . "tTgr Four Legged Double Breasted Vanden Brinks Whole Smoked Picnics that attended the poor pioneer in med of a doctor. Urged on by a rebellious tooth, he started afoot for Prairieville to get re­ lit* from a German phyaidan living there. When he arrived there, however, It was to learn that the doctor had been engag- wilh coupons below soDTUTonuiEnMin w I th th* purchai* ol any Rotted BRNELEM FORK MART lodre. al Krogar thru W, Atoy L1M5 Family Pac 117. hot ytt taken. The Ufcm townships are' to- counterfeit money. and had fled » the Grand Rim Land the country to avoid arresL .on to Oun Marob to and the remainder in tPushing I n rl V. Mnaaoo land District menu T* ulh num Country Club Baal Stow o< Chill «lit Beau Kroger Sandwich or Welter B«n2»s> "‘■39/ “siEnUTW»IUJIEIT*Mn with The put chew of 3 pkgt. ot mor* SPECIAL LABEL EckrlcK hm aged M a espy *4 ~ pry Shortening $mrgii-P>cvib Hu 79/ Halibut Steak •JlWkMOiTteAlte' Hwrud', bu,a MJd 'vHtoeriMlBtekefSM'yCa. Snort RtateStuMI)/ FRANKS Fmi May QM.ta a Copy at Hia Bauer Offies, er Mail “«f‘»67/ Ugh* Wed Va SLAB BACON sort, and so tn* rid of it at teM.”" Now all thia about. Mr. Baasett ao far has.bean aacrt of an introduction to a tetter that g wr-of hsrethot he wrote, th U«Q,to. an unde.br lUllll’l uira UEf, TUIKEY, 1AM ar CBRKEB IEEE I— * W. Ma, i IMS 1W EXTRA JRPI ALOE ITAMPS 124b. 1(Mz CM > b 49/ with the purchase ol any 4 leave* ol Krojw VABETY ar MEL-O-SSFT MEAB Redeem at Kroger thru Sat^ May 1.1963 TENDERAY SWISS or ROUND STEAKS *pecial Label RINSO BLUE 89/ MICHIGAN PURE iNEXTunruLnnun SUGAR ROYAL HAWAIIAN PINEAPPLE so extra top value STun with the purchaae of a 4-ox. can rt FRESH GOLDEN SWEET CORN 5-39/ Mkhleon Furs SIFT SUGAR SUGAR 5* KROGER BLACK PEPPEI R«te«nal Kroger thru Sal . May I. IMS 37/ Collodion ol Fiv* KROGER SALTIRES ROSE BUSHES I SPRY SHORTENING I ___ AO; ■ "First of The Season'^R YY81 Over 660,000 food Michigan driven proudly bear thia emblem. It muru they ere gelling the be« motoring protection and jervice available In Michigan. Call your local office TODAY and Hod oat why . . . YOU USD THS WAY WITH TBIHJS A. AUTOMOBILE CLUB OF MICHIGAN HASTINGS OFFIC|^ U1 WaM IMH It. Hmm MS -VIM LJyAttJL) Beautiful — PERENNIALS 3^’1 STRAWBERRIES . . SAVE 60/ Vet's DOC FOOD Qurt Ik. bag KROGER VAC-PAC COFFEE । 10/ OFF • 20/ OFFCl 30/OFFD| �1 Pigs Get Select Treatment In 4-H Projects THE HASTINGS BANNER How many pigs in tho parlorT It all depends, say animal sdsnHits. Eight square feet per pig has been tried, but the answer was not conclusive. Sire of the animal, season of the year and temperature are some of the variables that affect hog hous­ ing. they report This and other answers based on scientific experiments are sought by 4-H Club members engaged In a swine project The day ia long gone when pigs wallow In mud and get fat on scraps and leftover milk. Today, balanced ration feeding is un­ derstood and practiced. The scientific approach is applied to modern 4-H animal projects. Besides nutrition, studies are made in genetics, biology, bacteriology and acts nomics. to name a few. Benefit­ ing from information supplied by the Extension Service and guided by club leaders, the young swine growers gain valu­ able knowledge, and frequently Highlights Interesting FARM NEWS Add Innovations now role aa ptnaral chairman for. the 13th annual Michigan Week. "Woody always baa been a lHarvest-Storage For Michigan Efficiency Based Week Festivities On Corn Acreagi science training in the 4-H SWINE PROGRAM • nMTtin ■ucmuwr YHIIUUIY MEDICINE fields relating to shims! science, alders It a privilege to be of marketing, veterinary medicine service to young Americans." or in operating a profitable hog Other awards provided are ■xpense-paid trips to the Na­ The Moorman Mfg. Co. of tional 4-H Club Congress and Quincy. 111., has been helping gold filled medals. To be eligible for a Congress career-minded 4-H'ers by pro­ viding annual scholarships of trip or a national scholarship, $500 to the six national winners the member must bo over 14 named by the Cooperative Ex­ years old. and have completed three years of 4-H Club work, A coriTuny official recently with the current year in (he Experience in the project has said. "Mooraun's is proud to be swine program, according to the led many youth to a career in a donor of 4-H awards, and con- county extension office. | a great thate we have. And this is fine. But in recent years, Michigan week baa branched_ out to reach beyond tho Buttes w/s-tny tn a crib. But three pracborteni. telling non-Mlchigan-1 Uces will likely become lore efflians how groat our Htete L» And cient as production roes up. Mlis ts avan-finar. . —-i-WliWtt.- -—~m — . r; • ----- - 6th Conservation iKKina to mart uuxin,; about what a groat State Michigan Is.! 'AUiwugh Woody Btnith baa । "Harveetlng with a picks- the farm—determines whether travekad thia Stale from one end ; ahdler become© a profitable sya- corn should be stored In silos as as high moisture com tn sllda. to the other usd sldwuys in his tein when 6.000-7,000 or more high moisture ground cum a ■■Annual oosu in honvsting chairman of the professional. b u a h • 1 a are Iwinrs-ted. The shelled corn, or if It should be and storing one bu.'Jwl of corn health, physical education and break-even point costs between a artificially dried recreation curriculum at hla al-, plcker-slrller and a combine j 'Total InveeUnenta we about ~ =^Ur. 1 with a corn head ia SDOO to 11,-1 equal when the corn crop la har- GIFTS FOR MOM! Crains Not Too "Usually a good legume plow­ ed down or manure etlhar plow­ ed down or topdrresed Will sup­ ply moot of tha nitrogen a assail grain crop can use profitably," he adds. 'Previous experience with small grain on a particular field must also be considered." l*orter rroommsodg a nitrogen level of 30 to 60 pounds per acre, •mu include* any ftrUltttr that was »ppllsd at planting Um* except in the case tf-lAhthr grain planted in the Fall. Exhibition Set By Garden Club The Tbornapple Garden Club Holstein Cow Given Acclaim For Production Put Out Grass Fire University iserd isos attained Hastings firemen made Uro national acclaim by pawing tho 300.0W-pound llfctlmo milk proruns to extinguish gross fUws. ^KUon level. She is College Monday they 'rolled at 3:15 to the James Tobey home at the Qsbora and River Rood inter­ group and 4H. section and put out a small All persons Interested are in­ Uazn. At 1:43 Tuesday they vited and urged to attend this were called to the William Barer j place on tho Wood School Rood ' about seven acree of grass and swamp. Barry' had been burning u brush pile, firemen mid. 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JEFFERSON Hasting! �Berryville HITT 'nd katvan — {.octal .Security Manager, Grand Hapids Question: My oldest son will be ia tn July. 1 have been receiv­ ing benefits on hla behalf since Biy nusoanh's aeatn last year, nt . bw • Job ind wul earn more than 1100 irf June, but will not earn over gt.300 by the time be U IB- Do 1 have to report Uiat lie U working? • earn more than Bl JOO during the calendar year, you must report your son's work so Uiat any ncceuary-iMnefit adjustment con be made. Call at your social se­ curity office and give them the m!urination. Be sure to take slung Uie social security number under which benenu art being paid. —— Qucstlaot My son U receiving s benefit on hu deceased fatatx s ------ «- the records at Uie social security office. You should aocj notUy your social security ohice, making sure tnat you give them jour claim number receiving a widows bencht, has recently died. I told the manman tnere anything lurther 1 must ao? Answer: You should notify Uie BUUl Itortvd April IS, <I.“U Ml. Krill’ HirtaklMd. were Mrs. Ines Monica and Mr. and Mrs. Winnie Dunn. They all and Mrs. Floyd Morford. * Mr. \ look dinner at BUI Knapps m and Mn. Henry VanSycklc called Battle Creek. ★ Mr. and Mra .... __ i ,r_ _ . rx....iA Klr« V, Wi. , . M... .. Mrs. Henry VanSyckle were Mr. tram Georgia where they vBlted and Mrs. Keith Buehler and‘Alfred Coy and family. * J«rry Aaptnal of Hastings. family. Mr. and Mrs. Voight Van ! PnweU is tn intensive care aS Sycklc.and family and Bennie ‘ Leila Hospital. Battle Creel: -fftur Case. * Mus Joy Cunningham of' having two operations. * Mrs. Pieasanlvtcw 4H Club won a Donald Coy entered Community county award for clothing. * Mr., Hojpttal. Battle Creek. Tuesday, Mrs. Clayton McKeown of Qulm- family of Woodland were call- Clair Fauett and family of Al- 1 Mr. and Mrs. Dale Conklin had and Mrs. Orllc VanSyckle were . April 20, for major surgery. Easter dinner guests of Mr. and ■ - -------- —#-----------Mrs. Biair Hawblttt and Kan- ■ jgn. Harold Bolo and Mn. ArPaul neth. j jen CT::anbers spent Tuesday and Mr. and Mrs. Fvrd Stevens, I Wednesday of but week alght—.w. V >—■■■ — '• — “• MM M.a, JO1UI wuuwn in.T. MirUn. (Henn Pufpaff was a din- Mr. and Mn. Enmmd Strong- * Hospital They were dinner thall. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Bird your mothers death, making sure that you Include the ciaun number under wmen she was re­ ceiving benenu. Muoutm: My daughter, for whom 1 am receiving benenu, has taken a part-umc Job. Must APU1D STAMPS bcr. However, ne is disabled ana cannot work. Will hu benenu cease when the child reaches, u totally auaotad, ne wUUid ' continue to receive beamita. Visit have a uuJuon. to ooctal m­ your oocial security office to in-! mmy rtuiiLu**irauon wm r— quire about hung a special ap-| w Uyou wUh pucaUon. be sura u> tans aloug icp.-uumiuvc cl the hociai betnc ciaim number unucr wn.cn. nummistrauun lo nnnr.-y. .. niMMinv Iwn. ilx ... .. w euiuuu quaiiM: i am receiving socuu nieihucr, tnu ouCFtcl office win security benenu ana have re- ■ imu^n quaiiuea ta centiy nouued Uie Post Office । Uxtare,. answer qumumu, ana Depurimeat ofuny chaise ol ad- snow lunu on social security. AdOresa. Is this all Uiat i need to ureas your request and questions to Social Security Administra­ Antweri No. Changing your tion, oo Hansom Ave, NX', ddreos at the Ppst Office will Grand Hapids, Michigan. That office will reply directly to you. inspeoto See The New GIFTCATALOG! Its Free WHOLE. COMPLETELY At A*P! CLEANED mi M ‘ Cutlip l8 lB 33c Chuck Rousts Rib Rousts M SUPER RIGHT BEEF Carlton Grangers SUPER RIGHT BEEF WELL TRIMMED Cloverdale-Hope Report Activities Mvortock Bara at the fairground 2?' Ptafa Karcn w,lcox u jading a few for the algn to be placed on the I j^ys with tier cousins. John and burn were discussed. j Marilyn Woodman. * Mr. and and Wiutc*Show April 3*. Ellsworth Scott, of HastingsThe CUyton VakmUnca golden wedding celebration was iirld nt tings is spending a few days with Ute hall The Orange will cx- her cousins, the Springers. * Mr. ARM CUTS Allgood Super Right Thick Sliced McGee - Monarch "Largeif Selection in Barry County" NYLONS - WOOLS - ACRILANS and Herculoni ^Special SOI Nylon *6 95 M. INSTALLATION INCLUDED and FREE SPOT riAi? 69c JANE PARKEt. MAIN 08 PEACH DIE JANE PARKER, ■ ■ ■■ YOUR EOPEV SEED is. T5c PKG. OF 9 for 8 INCH Qt. Jars 6 — 99° ” 3»69' ■ ...... -Pl TAN OR GREY (WITH $25.00 IN CASH REGISTER TAPESI TAN OR GREY (WITH $15.00 IN CASH REGISTER TAPEBI NEWI ALL PURPOSE (FLOORS, WALLS, ETC.) ANN PAGE, FRENCH, CHEF STYLE OR ITALIAN ’3.99 .99 HAS1IC 39c 2 ££ 49c r*. BrightSailO. QQC Ammonia L UU CHICKEN OF SEA. LIGHT CHUNKS Woodbury Soop sruewtudUGuiAi 6 Gala Towels Surf Detergent 99t ALBUMS 1-10 NOW ON SALE No. 1 49c ITS IT’S HOUSE CLEANING TIMEI TIME! DAMSON Tuna Fish 49c ORANGE JUICE Classical Records Samsonite Tables Samsonite Chairs Royal Cleaner Salad Dressing 49c 45* « GAL. 49c £3fE. WORLD'S GREAT MUSIC 29c MV 1 ’/i-LBS. BA. *1.89 AAP, GRADE A, FRESH FROZEN 39® 33c 12 j. Fryer Parts SWEET CORN 5^ Af ■I' *1.19 1I Pt. 12 Oz. Jars 79c JANE PARKER Plum Preserves WmSWmI. HmH.,, LB. 2ioavu39c \ AND RUGS and UPHO Cleaned tho Scientific Way by DURACLEAN 107 t JAR CHOICE TREAT FOR THE KIDDIES 59‘ DELMON ICO STIAKB BREASTS (RIBS ATTACHED) lb. 59c DILL SPEARSFresh JANE PARKER, CINNAMON Spanish Bar Cake Fudgskles . • CHIP STEAKS 99c u> DILL PICKLESFrosh, Polish JANE PARKER • CENTER BLADE LB. CUTS ft SWEET REUSH ................................................Ot. Jars QAc orcANSQ5J ' LB. CHUCK STEAKS O Oe DAILEY PICKLE FEATURE Marvel Vanilla Ice Cream Miller’s DSN ’1.09 ^,4. REMOVAL for • All Work Done In 2 Boiling Beef Breakfast Rolls 6-IN. CUT KQi Beef Briskets Bubka Coffee Cake -> PKG. MEATY PLATE Vienna Bread u 75c STEAK SALE! CUBE STEAKS SUPER RIGHT 1st 5 Ribs u. 79c RIB STEAKS 99 FRESH, BONELESS—POINTS, lb. 59c 3 107 East Woodland Midway Between Broadway and Michigan pk‘6 VLB. FANCY QUALITY Hl-C DRINKS NEW BUILDING by 2 55c APPLE, GRAPEADE, ORANGEADE We're How Located in our CARPETS PKG. FRUIT PUNCH, PINEAPPLE-ORANGE sent their program. Coffee hostess will be Mra Clayton Valentina and Mra Claudia Fuller. Benedict of Wayland. Collection of 1st 3 Ribs S9c BACON SALE! for Easter grandchil­ measles. * Roblyer of Stop in and See Our IB. BONELESSlb. 69c CHUCK STEAKS ...lb. • lb. 39c • lb. 69c . . ENGLISH CUT of Delton were guests of the James Springers. * Mr. and Mrs. James Springer and family were supper gucsia of the John Kennedys at Guernsey Lake on the bate to the neighborhood fund Bth. A Dr. and Mrs. Mohlman of for tlie hardest hit victims of Battle Creek brought their new daughter, Gay Marie, to visit the The Granku will servo the James Springers on the 11th. * tained their family while some of their dren entertained the I Mr. and Mrs. Vernon 4th and 5th RIBS ALL CENTER BLADE CUTS By Mri. Stephen Otgood Canuui Grange was privileg­ ed to have William Kirkpatrick from ti»e Extension Office prownl slides and topic* on ' De­ Biliy were Easter bunday dinner veloping Human Rzwouross'* al guests ol Mrs. Ferris Brown and * Mr. and Mrs. Black­ the Thursday. April 22. meeting, ilsabelL j more and family were guest* ot Mr. and Mrs. Lewellyn Wood­ ; man. A Mn. Mabel Keller of : Hastings, Mrs. Irene JapheU of ! Prairieville, Mr. and Mrs. Rollo the iMriwcue school aS MBU May wTJ^U Miw. WI 5 1091 FRYERS FOR Gins THAT MEASURE UP.., VAIUEWISE...SAVE... ‘<2 49c 45c 37c 3U k°Gz 59c Cucumbers iong. giieen 2 roe 29c Aspnrugus FRESH u 29c Jumbo Onions NEW, TEXAS EA 10c Prim in this ad effective thro Saturday, May J, 1965 �What's Delton got now that it didn't have just one year ago today? ’ i - ■" 1 < <- • ‘ i I A bank that pays i% interest on Passbook Savings Accountsjcompounded and paid quarterly). .. t.'-j c. . , > , A bank that gives free checking accounts to anyone maintaining a $200 minimum balance. n H A * ■ —-A .. — Uiat offers Free Cre(Ut Life lDSUrance on ,oan balances up to $5,000. ' ■ ■■ ------- <--------- ----- -----—-i- .........:s-6 ■ - . . J ,.................. ■ ■ . .......... M| A bank that pays 4K% Interest on Certificates of Deposit purchased in amounts of $100 or more held one year U or longer. — . 1 F • Q A bank that provides free checking accounts for everyone 65 years of age or over. Q A bank that cares as much about people as The First National Bank. Come to dur OPEN HOUSE! THURSDAY, APRIL 29,9:30 a.m. to 3:00p.m. ’ ‘ % ( FRIDAY, APRIL 30, 9:30 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. S_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ~ • j_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Take this opportunity to visit with your many friends at First National’s Delton Office. There'll be free: gifts for everyone, refreshments, and a special drawing for a $100 Passbook Savings Account Plan now to pay us a - . � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/492/HastingsBanner_1965-05-06.pdf d6fe687412e61d0989d4439da55a3a21 PDF Text Text The Hastings Banner One Hundred ond Tenth Year Harting*, Michigan. Thursday, May 6. 1965 'J Initiate HHS Scholars Into i Honor Society IXTHAL CAM—Thia ta what I. left of the IMS Corvaffi ToeMay. t photo. ^Teenagers Killed In One-Car Crash Early Sunday Tragedy-Snuffs Out Lives; Driver Seriously Hurt the Rev. Willard H Curtis who A Hasting* High School Junior and a 1964 HHS graduate tegrity. * fact.it which individual* were killed about 1:50 *.m. Sunday, May 2. in a one-car tragedy Rev. Curtis, speaking to all tlic on the Cellar Creek Road and thejlriver of the automobile was. studenta. said that somrtlmea ln« critically injured, according to Deputy Sheriff Wendell Armour. tegrtty serms to be fading, that persona are more interested bi Dead are Dian Kay Buck, 16, 406 S. Benton Street, the “being coniformblr than right" daughter of Neil Buck, 406 S. Benton, and Mrs. Rollert (Max­ Our materialistic culture is inf) Steeby. 438 W. MarshalFStreet, and Jerry Lynn Shanklin. ar,ken Ing us by rhrapenuig us. 19,- 325 E. High Street, who for the past five year* had resided stealing our wholeness, moral ■'1 ■ ■ ' . with Richard and Virginia Mc­ Laughlin II take* integrity to live con­ Seriously hurt was llsnry M. structively In thia world todaycontinued The key to character is Integrity. It Is much mare tmixirtant than The fourth person riding in popularity, happtneas or wcurlty and your own soul demands it. ■ shall, the daughter of Lynden Bryans, Bachman Road, was added. The candlcllghtlng ceremony foltreated at Pennock Hospital and NUMBER 3 Michigan Week Plans Emphasize Dynamic Progress Chairmen Finalizing 7 Days of Activities; Key Speakers Will Highlight Special Hastings Events i— fry R.M.C. Oavtrtvst George Romney and Eight Junior* and could not be present for ihe cere­ mony Member* of the graduating class initiated included Tim Kraft. Juanie Pavlich. Dale Doty. Sharon Wdlfarc, Jo Engle Mary Alice Lockwood. Sue MuUenlx, Annette Guenther, Judy Ftnder. Kitty Rum and Nyta Jo Dartr,. Honor Society members Inducted l*.,t year included Lee Vahlstng. JW Edger. Carol Hengeabach. Joe Morgan, Carol Rose. Laurel Godfrey. Terry Gerald. Kathleen Dor­ man. Hill Stanton. Sue Babcock. Sandr* Belson and Karen Bpack­ man The Rev. George Elliott gave the Invocation and the Chair, under the direction of Herbert Moyer. So You Will be Alive EDITORIALS- 11* Seniors IpoliUctan* have returned from were initiated Into the William T I their "quickie" barnstorm tour of Wallace Pla nter of the National ______ :leading Industrial nations of Europe Chapter Honor Society In an impressive bi the interval of developing new y In Central Auditorium. Junior* invited into the organl- Michigan goods. Uon requiring scholastic acflevc. Whether the tour was an outas well as extra-curricular •dUvhte*. included Kenneth Weller. । Cart Hoffman. Darleen Jarman. merely a Junket to enhance Die 'Cindy Moyer. Mary Lynn Settle*. political stature of Mr. Romney Nancy Ellis and Stephen Youngs | Memorial Day Will Soon Arrive—Drive Plan* for Michigan Week 1965 for Barry County are Ireing finalized this week and next and the ultimate outcome promises lo be a very interesting. Mimulaling and worthwhile venture during the week of May 16 through May 22nd. One of the highlights i* the meeting on Monday, Moy IF, to which all of the service clubs have lieen invited, for the Mayor Exchange Day luncheon at Leaaon Sharpe Memorial Hall Government Day chairman. Councilman Dale * — Club President Merey. Hastings trip Republicans. «n the other hand. that attitude, loo. (s not surprising however, especially among |h» business and professional member* in politic* ai the several ItgialaUve Democrat or a Republican Democrats in the party, Lndud- Gov. Romney opened doom that Russell Hankins, have worked out the plan* for this event when the mayor of South Haven will be among the honored guests. AU other elite* in the county were Invited, with their exchange mayors, to participate in this senate. U\the surprise of absolutely usual trade delegation; that foreign no one. yelled “politic*" That I* officials on the comparable level probably why they consented to go highlight of Michigan Week. frequently niet with the delegation Michlgah Week Chairman, effective partisan sniping on the and among other things quickly on Friday. May 21. in Central lum Niethamer of Woodland. return. A whirlwind tour such us arranged meeting* with Important change mayor from Parchment the one Mr. Romney headed, with with hl* party, plu* a local dele­ gation from Woodland, will Join the Halting* service club group* for the salute luncheon to the mayor*. Nashville and Middleville have their own plans for Government Day and according to Nashville Michigan Week chairman. Mrs. John Boughton, they will have a dinner meeting tor visiting dig­ win you Invest 80 minutes?” Invitation to attend an evening "Alm for the hlgheac goal You nitaries that evening. This is the question now being Michigan Week chairman. can never hit it if you don't." asked of approximately 7000 em­ Marc Squler in Middleville, re­ ployer*. large and small, in tile and to participate in answering a given by Author Wilfred Peterson port* that a Banquet for Indus­ try is scheduled *nd be. with the qulrementa and training preferhoun and Eaton. cornhtunfly. great tings High School Senior* wboi' whole ------------------------— take —— w — were invUrd Monday to the 5111 satisfaction and pride In the fact annual Honora Convocation spun- ' that now there I* not a vacant held fur employers in the tour —— ------- -- .m_ ' factory building in tl»eir town Rotary Club. Freeport and Delton arc not Employer* participating in Ute Mayor Ex­ • Will you invest 80 minutear change Day tills year but from This is * key phrase in letter* of Freeport Michigan Week chair­ Ungs Central School Auditorium. man. Mr* Frank Thompson, comes word that the Village Council ha* purchased four State of Michigan flag* to be distrib­ uted to the *chool, the library, and study have preceded thia *urthe Boy Scout* and the main Invest 80 Minutes? Invite Employers Here To Meet Wednesday Night Tentative Barry Budget Set At §888,124 youth. school leaden decided the Rotary Honors 10 Selected HHS Seniors Hall on Mayor* Exchange Day. Member* of local service clubs and munities have participate. been invited to Fires Destroy Big Dairy Bam, Cedar Creek Mill destroyed one of dairy barns in till* ttonal materials will be com- head of livestock pletely distributed tluougtwut Baity Courier landmark*, — the 'Start being the person you the county by the first of next rwiv Creek Mill Board of Supervisors Thursday communities should become, conRotary President Odrtc Morey Deputy Armour reported that year 1M4 aggregating W88.124.16, the four /ere going for a ride in, son welcomed Jlie new member* 3113,818.56 above the budget for and benediction by Rev. Elhdtt gotiate a turn on the Cedar followed the selection by tite Choir. Creek Road about five mile* Fred Lowe played the prelude taulloo. an Increase of S1KA20 against a bank, sideswiped a a raised driveway. The convert­ ible came down and landed on It* top. Sheriff Merl H Campbell said the accident U still under Investigation. Mr. Shanklin, an employee JOHN MeKAY ibs suffered a fractured arm New Associate Manager at Ben Franklin ras found with Peter Cable, owner of the Ben Franklin Start at State and Jef­ ferson. ha* announced that John Teuncsj.cn suffered a severe McKay. 38, of Portage.- -Joined - ------ -- --------------------- - -his- ...MM head injury, WI..I with Ult the WMUIIU wound IIreorgonlzauon a* uroclate mana- quirtng 15 stitches He also *ufger on May 1 and hta family will fcrM >nd othtr internal In­ ta moving to Hasting* In -.be juries Wednesday morning hl* ncar future. i condition wa* reported a* fairly good. Mr. Shanklin wa* apparently sitting on the right side of the Store* small car. with Dian on bis tap. Oklahoma. Illinois and Michl- and Jerrie was sitting in the center. Funeral services for Dian were He has also spent al* year* with Ben Franklin, a division of City Products. eral Home with the Rev. George He attended Wichita Univer­ officiating with burial In sity and Western Michigan Uni­ Elliott Riverside Cemetery. versity. In addition to her parent*, she McKay and his wife. Karen, Is survived by her twin sister. have an Infant daughter. Dawn; a half-brother. Jimmie Coble also announced that Anderson, tn New Mexico with Russell Jay. who ha* been with the local Ben Franklin Store Lena DcPrtester. both of Has­ soon for military service. tings. The tains were bom here on Aug. I. 1948. Bliss Dividend HUB Principal Donald Gill pre- Hastings Michigan Week at the | Farmer corner of State and Jefferson ed that viewing their achievement and streets waa procured through Um Uveatoe presenting them with the book efforts of Mr. Hankins and the ' (4*.tot and 1HM8. j The born.’tn Utt____ ____ of their choice as a gift front area Chamber of Commerce. Edgar K Orr, who will speak ■ acre farm on the Kelloa School Rotary. at the Michigan Week lunch their parents and tiidr book ael- Monday, la president of Orr tenting a brood range of communi­ ty leader*, trade* and professions from all school district* in the four county are* The work ot the committee was financed by the Olivet College Community Drvrtopmeril Fund and participating •ebool district*. • Fay Clardy. Rev. George Elliott. Haatlngs equalised valuation Bupt Richard Guenther, George Mr. and Mr*. Arthur Allerdlng, waa placed at J26.P63.M8. an in- Hamaty. William Quinlan. Don creaae from last year’s 32603OJ88 Tredinnick. Mrs Elizabeth Under Hasting** shxrc of the county represented Hastings on the "Oom- Stockman's Handbook. This year the Barry County ABC frocn last years 27MOI. Sandra Belson. daughter of Mr Committee will not be sending a and Mr*. Cart Hrtson. VanDoren's field repjrter out to measure plant­ Anthology’ of World Poetry. ed or diverted acre* under the Feed Grain and Wheat Diversion Mrs Voylc Gerald. Columbia Dmk Programs Encylopedla. The following meetings have Carol Itengesbach. daughter of been scheduled throughout the of educating Hist majority of youth •elected Rent's Theaaurua fanner* who are unable to come and adults whdSrill not be college Wayne Peterson. Encyclopedia of igan Avenue to certify. ’ These Sports received orders to report Monday, them employable in a world where meeting* wiU begin at 8 pm. Farmer* living tn Thornapple, ablefIrvtng. Yankee Springs and Rutforce*. William Schllhaneck. chairtand Township* should attend th* meeUng at the Thomapple Town Hall on May 6 jurlos Farmer* living in Woodland. Carlton. Hastings and Castleton Mr*. Norman Stanton. Harvard Township* should attend the meetSharon Welfare, daughter of Mr. and Mrs Karl Wellfare. Farmer* living in Baltimore. Ma­ Complete Works of Shakespeare ple Grove. Johnstown and Assyria Thirty-three men arc to go to Township* should attend the meet­ ing at the Assym Town Hall on the Detroit induction Station May ciety reports ths collection of Ing." 19 for pre-inducUon physical ex­ materials for the Antique auction May 10. Farmers living in Orangeville. amination*. including 15 regis­ began May 1 and 1* gaining mo­ mentum and intareat. Hope. Prairieville and Barry Tbwn- trant* who are 18 year* old. Fifteen regular age registrants slilps should attend the meeting at Intereating material* that have tire Prairieville Town Hall on May are to receive their pre-lnductta: already been brought to the storage physicals in June. No draft quota room include a wool rati, butter bowl, several dlsitea. picture frame*, iron ttoveplpe shields, very old iron Chairman Schllhaneck empha­ kettle, pine table, picture easel and thoae who do not certify by July sized that registrant* must report kerosene lamp* A nvwt Interesting Parkview Motel and apartments 12 on the Feed Grain Program change* of their statu* Within 10 Bible that wa* publtahed in 1884 along Ude the Thomapple River on wUl be considered out of com­ N Broadway, is inviting the pub­ pliance. lic to Inspect his six new units Men must register on their 18th birthday, or within five day* there­ tique. will be placed on the Old this Thursday, Friday or Saturday but Nice table. after. Barry ASC Schedules Fanners Meets 5 to Leave Monday for Military Duty Collect Items For Coming Antique Sale Open House At Parkview Motel This Week j no iwM.ni or Mireciori ot tta held at 2 pm Tuesday at the E. W. Blta* Company. Diversified : Walldorff - Spanable Funeral Canton. Ohio, manufacturer, to-1 Home The Rev. Russell HouseIcctared a regular quarterly ,man officiated and burial wa* in rtd of 20 cento per com- Riverside Cemetery. units Director* at HaMlnga MTg. ■tare payable June 1, IMS I Jerry's survivor* Include a broCompany have declared a regu­ Pion Proyer Meet The Johnaon d<rvekn>ment Soclety, will pick up any items ickhoidres of record at the ther. Michael, of 338 K High lar quarterly dividend ot 10 cento A Union Prayer meeting la held anywhere in the county and trana- elude* 10 apartment* in two * of business May 14. 1M5. I Street. a share on the comDany** com­ mon Mock; payable Jun* 15. IMS Engle. 234 E. Colfax, every Ture- where light repairs will be made Declare Dividend backward glances board of the Central Bank of Grand Rapid*, vice president of Auto Plating. Inc. and Auto Plating of Ohio, and vice presi­ dent of Keif er International Products. Inc_ importing school products from Holland. He attended Culvar Military Academy, the University of Michigan and Babson Institute of Business Administration He Army during World War II. A native of Grand Rapids where he wa* born on Jan. ^1, 1922. he has been active In many field*. He 1* chairman of the Leadership Committee for Com­ munity Action Against Poverty, chairman of the GJl. Chamber of Commerce World Trade Com­ mittee. he J* a member of the Michigan Trade Expansion Com­ mittee of the Michigan Depart­ ment of Economic Expansion, a fool silo were badly damaged Also gone were the bridles and other tack that the children had made as 4H project* About 5:30 Mrs Jor Danny. 12; Steven. 11; Faith, 8. and Timmy. , working to clean th* mflktag equipment. John. U. wa* ^raeticlng baseball at school. down from the mow by Paul and Steve they saw fire burning hlpto up toward* the roof of the bam. The family attempted t»M< M Committee, a member of the many cattle out as poiirib*. Th* United Community Service* board, founder of the World Af­ stanchion* became atari**— fair* Coordinating Council and Jim had burn* on hl* liands. The calee* re in 1949 He ha* been a world had to be led out. then constant­ J. C. of C. president. Richard ly shooed away. One calf bad to Snyder, will present a State of Michigan flag to Hasting* to be flown under the American flag at City Hall. chain saw. three electric drills, Michigan Week win take place and other George Romney, wife of the Governor of Michigan, will speak to Barry County High School Auditorium Mrs. Romney has distinguished herself as a pub­ lic speaker and a crusader for causes worthy of the American heritage and tradition. Two MICHIGAN WEEK. Page 3 Increased bilernt is evidenced in tiie placing ct Uie historical marker* at the proper site* throughout Barry County and all earning* from this sale will be Ms ofyesterday", as gleaned from the Banner files and many tools Contribution* are being takflj by the Busy Beaver* 4H Chib to help Um boys replace some M their stock Anyone interested m making a donation may mall n in care of Mr*. W. A. PhillljM. at the 4H.office In Hastings. The Jones', in addition to working their own farm, work Floyd* mother's farm, Mr*. VlcIM more. While flnman were battling writing include Mia* Grace kdHaMUigs Methodist Church. Mr 1* Years Ago during the National Clothing Colb*rl«A. Kull, pro- >«,■.», tai ral , ■. _n. ...... Hrrewnlnu according tn to re C. w W. nntan Dolan, chair­ Michigan college will be guest man for the county The Hasting* Manufacturing Company donated Furthtt tafaraiaussi may be obtelned ftan-Mr*. Stowell, general chairman. Mrs. C. M. French. MlddlevUls. or Mr* Gerald Shoup. Nashville. tings Country Club Friday* eve­ coloctlon and procrasing center. ning at which 138 E. w. Bits* emMr*. Erwin Clark waa named Pennock Hospital Guild* at the Rlchanl C. Birk.-, chairman of annual mrcelng of the Guild* the Hasting* Chamber of Com­ Tuesday. merce, ha* announced the purThe HaMlnga Civic Player* the downtown public address opened their third Mason with ' GhoM Train," a myatery thriller mounted In the Court House that scored a decided hit with the audience. Ingenious sound effect* ____ , turned in more than ten ton* at clothing BACKWARD PLANCEB. Bedford. Stamm converted the mill to a water-powered aaw mil) let*. He said everything teemed to be in order when he left about T30 put. Monday He drove * bus for the Gull Lake Cosnmunl- Adult Education CIosms Available At*8 30 he was telephoned by Wright Stm, director of adult educate al Hasting* High School, h still accepting enrollment m a taginnlag sewing class which will operating registered . , Bim 1* also accepting enrollment tn the time and motion siudy clii, given by Weaurn Michigan Univereity. This wiU be neighbors that the entire front The fire ruined the entire structure *nd equipment Tlie mill w*a built in U participated by reading Bennie Carr. Mr*. Rte nold Lammsrs taxlH ,, A. MMO to MJM. Arnold's son. �qirt'gwoilu'-i YuM Brown s Odessa imOyi 5tTui»>iV CsMNIR Brown died al u.c D>kcAtnWtlMcetu Heme at luua ■dag. April 38, at 10:15 p.m. had bMa a patient there SWIFVS PREMIUM LEAN ____ ~ CENTER RIB PORK CHOPS NATIONAL BABY WEEK BUY! PET MILK . «*<«« • i/ Mention had a vuy good time this wrtkead attending the Brittany Club dog trials in Battle Creek. Al­ though their dog wunt a winner, llw enjoyed watching tire trials Kathy ware dinner and evening lunch gtxwta at the home of hi* slater. Grace Watson, of Nika on Bdhdayl ' The Hoy Chandlers are plan­ ning to spend Mother*' Day with their daughter, the Max Leonard* of Kalamazoo. and will attend church services with them. The Chandlers are expecting s call from their niece. Dr. and Mrs. Gcarwe Comfort (the former Ruth who with their daughter,, have been abroad since rftyuajy, 3rd, touring much of Europe and Aate, and are .now returning to their home ini In­ dianapolis. _ . MsaJortc Cook and daughter*. Virginia. Jo, Martha, and Pam, •Mrs. ’Richard Wlngeter i» a patent in Blodgett HoepiUd. Grand Rapids. Bunday guests of tlio Melvin Oaks were Mr. and Mra. Paul Daniela ... . • $ir*. Harriot Perkins left thia week on a two or three week* va­ cation trip to Washington. D.C. Guests at the Ralph Eye home on Bunday wire Mr. and Mr*. Ben Eye and* Christine. Mr. and Mrs. Chet Arehart and Alice, Mn». Clarence Ilolirbaclser and eon. Jerry, and Mr. and Mrs. Gerry Allen and family of Freeport. ; i-'iiti; birthday. ic Don Pedcwaa entertained daughter. Linda, for dinner p ma Harvey Restaurant at Grand Rapids airport on My, May 3, which waa the i<X bar eighteenth birthday, la wim presented with a birthcake, and a trio of waiter* nsujed her with Llie "Happy wfaty*’ aong—much tobeTeur- Jceyi • *^J^Sss pORK L0,N R0UL i «*s:*M*« COUNTRY LANE ICE CREAM "' ffiNESEEIT SHURFINE CATSUP jowatw • WHa» ZEELAMDER fl-10 LB. BROILER SWIFT S PREMIUM CANNED HAM ROSE BRAND CANADIAN STYLE RACON A“• TURKEY 39 SAL TURKEY WINGS . . n. 29* Turkey DRUMSTICKS lb. 49* TURKEY THIGHS . . »>• 59‘ TURKEY BREASTS ™ 69* Herrud BOILED HAM~.49‘ SPARERIBS ib. 49* SAUSAGE LINKS - —ib.69 Oven Fresh Iter Htylo ANGEL FOOD I ratSHHI THAN EVU H.OOUCI . MESHES THAN EVEA PRODUCE A LARGE SELECTION OF REDEEM YOUR BONUS CARD COUPON No. 5 NOW FOR . . {Potted Plants t 6 CI. 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All Eart COFFEE ’COUNTRY LANS COUNTRY-FRESH CREAMY-SMOOTH 'ICE CREAM ottage - ' 39- ml “With ThH Coupon and a 55. or Moro Food Order I Thru Jot., May 8 1965 Solids \_/ SWIFT’S PREMIUM Corned Beef Hash PORK and BEANS s"..& 'CANNED HAM IS With Tht* Coupon and a $5. or Moro Food Order Thru Sat., May 8 1965 Him moi • COFFEE . . rr- Z * ilS»| With This Coupon and a $5, or More Food Ordar I lT»wu Sat, Muy I 1963 . �HHS Nelters Even Season Record at 3-3 Rebekahs Hear Talk on Camp Fire Activities Defeating Middleville T-K High's tennis team for the Fire Giris at the Rebekah mcct- Gertrude Newton Richard Morgan Han*)' Hurless Dies Tuesday; Dies Friday Delton, who w* . . died Services Friday After Surgery Visitors from West I» InipoasJlilc to see everyone. Mr. Ti»e May Fellowship Day ob-I and Mra. Fred O'Connor and Bette of rural NiudivlUe, <087 E. servance. which was scheduled for' Funeral service* for Hany B T. Kent Gibson iDawne O'ConHenton-Smith Funeral Home with the Rev. MarclU* E. Taber at Pennock Hospital, are to be held No invitation* are being sent out. tlnirc High's nettcr* evened their officiating with burial in the at 1:30 pm. Friday at the Leonard। Nine members attended the Wilcox Cemetery. day afternoon Casood Funeral Home. ’ annual meeting of District 26 at good Funeral Home with the The Rev. LUa Mimker U to ofll- Birmingham visited the Gay Jor------ . -------.......... WM W lUUVUUV.IMil v* ReV. Willard Curtis officiating clate .ind burial will be bi Irving Ing defeated Lakewood Thun- the new lodge Instituted al Rich- with burial Id Riverside CameTownship Cemetery He had lived at Big Cedar Lake for about 12 years, moving Monday, 3-1. I charter was draped in memory there from the Upper Peninsula Coach Anton Turkal's chargee of Clyde Briggs who died April ...... by eight children and one broth- (Statler) Hurls** He lived in Van- Rapids before ranting'to Hastings Altoft 4H Club He marrird Arbutus Morgan on July 12. 1938. He was employKl by tiie Hastings Mtg. Company for 27 rears, retiring tn 1960. He attended the Assembly of God Ohurch. Mr. Hurlesa is survived by his wife, a son. Robert, cf Heyburn. Idaho; two daughters, Mra. Mar­ garet Radcliff of Detroit and Mrs. man of this event. Named to Ba­ Donelda Gochinas ot Hastings; a by one .step-son. Robert Morgan of Se­ ot the gan. Janet Shelter. Rick ward, Alaska; two s'^p-daughler*. Rick Pennington. Terry Mrs. Shlrb-v Reid and Mrs. Beverly grandchildren; five sister*, Mrs Lucille WUlltt*. Hastings; Mrs Detglc White. Bill VanDenburg dren; four great grandchildren, and Belfteid and Francisco defeated The Hastings High golf team, a,brother, Oscar, of Hasllng*. Doug I411y and Cart Wallman. C-2. 8-7. and Barden and Clucn- which established a new achpol record Friday when they defeated and Mr*. Ola Mate. Grand Rapid*. Saxon Golfers Set School Record Friday Jon! James and Bryan Tltnmas reprrsenied the Atoft 4H Club prlnceaa and prince at the 4H Carnival Saturday.. The Allott 4Her's had a balloon stomp at their booth with LyneUe Thoouu. a* chairman. club turned in money for the sale of 192 boxes Mnre Ahnnt- Woodland Greenville next Thursday before Regional meet. tc*Ud Heeler. 8-'l. 8-0. and Kentthe'State 1 By Mn. Glandon Curtlt Stond at Middleville defeated Oreg among In an abbreviated match. Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Vandecar Steve Sullivan and Dove Blough defeated Belfield and Mrs. Leon Vandecar. Thursday. In eatablUfilng the record. Cart They also visited Mrs. Sandra FrancUco. 8-2, 4M. 8-4; Guenther and Rarden defraud Craig Mul­ Mr. Wilkins. A The family of Mr. 8-2. and Mike HaUifax and TVrry Hi* brother. John, posted a 39. and Mrs. Sylvester Curtis met ru.-.I.) of ir. . . WnMhman Freshman .11m Jim Wisher Fisher aa SA 40 anH and again this last Sunday for a Gerald Hastings defeated Al and Dave William*. 8-2. 0-0 Marshall High blanked the 18 children were present, includSaxons lost Wednesday. Tern Stealy led MarduUl with and children that drove up from GAP Till Pay Day MODEL FINANCE *50°° to *1,000°° 140 W. Stole St. Phons 945-3429 By lUrt. Sylvan Tagg 233 S..ta |». 74S-J11I Mr. and Mrs. Richard Bird and daughter* enjoyed a picnic dinner Sunday by the Coldwater river. * Mr. atid Mrs Riciuird Bird and daughters were Saturday evening visitors of Mr and Mrs leonard Kidder of Hastings * Mr. and Mrs- Frank Martin of Grand Rap- gathering which will add to the interest for everyone. In an observance of Michigan Yoder and daughter visited her Week the Boy Scout* and Camp mother Mrs. Katherine lUlrich of Hastings April 25. * Mr. and GiroUwskl tended a reception given in gun the poosibUltlea of explora­ tion. of a long term project, of Monday afternoon Coach Carl­ rerouting some of the Indian son took his Blue 8* Gold golfen Trail* along Thomapple River This win be done by the use of Mr. and Mra. Frank Dutcher the old maps published by Hlns- and family, local. Mr. and Mrs. Pine River Country Club course. many beautiful and useful gifts. dale In 1880 In the volume titled* Maynard Dutcher and Mr. arid • Archeological Data and History Mra Mtchael Sheehan and fam- Tim Firming led Alma with 40. The Blake Allerdlngs attended the Southwest Slate Employees Credit Union banquet at Inmans on Wednesday evening. The Thomapple Garden Clllb' end at the Dutchu cottage near .i—i BaWwln # Mr Robert will plant trees at .uthe ----medical faculty; The Hasting* Public Li­ brary wUl exhibit Michigan Blaugh enjoyed dinner and books many now in use 10r epec- dancing al the Elks Club in Has­ tings April 24. * The Methodist District WBC8 meeting at Bur­ ton Heights. Methodist chtrch room activity In this area for t)» Clark Memorial Home In Michigan Week Education Day Grand Rapids April 25. . Michigan Week will be ob­ served by the Monday Reading Club as they- present Dr. Willis Velte have returned home from Dunbar's newest book. "Michi­ Florida safely. We welcome them gan." to the Hastings Public 14have Joined the rank* of those back for our community affairs VanBuskirk and Mrs De Forest returning from t!»e Soutliland. Walton. The Woodland PTA will meet In conjunction with May 18th, at the school Monday. May 10. Spiritual Foundations Day. Mrs. spendlrig a few days with her The Jr. High Band will present Wiliam Nethcry and Mr*, George sister. Mrs. Lyle Bhedd, until Elliott will have a most un­ their home is in order. hlblt at the Hustings City Bank during Michigan Week; the story about the Historical Soci­ ety Michigan Week Auction ap­ pears elsewhere in this issue; idaas presented for a project. The Youth Day Program for Saturday. May 22, Is expansive and will also be detailed later. Other contributions U> the overall plan for this special week were called because of the tin- wniw THROUGH SAT. ONLY! | Adonna reduced LUXURIOUS NYLON SATIN TRICOT full sli reg. 3.98 half slip*, rag. 2.98 Marvelous slips at amazingly low prices! Luspleats, embroidery! Proportioned sises. 100! White and pastali. DACRON*, NYLON AND COTTON BATISTE Full slips half slips. Rock-bottom pries* . . -. superb Penney value! Carefree Dacron* polyester, nylon and cotton batiste. Shadow panels, too! Embroidery an<j e trims! Proportioned sixes. White, pastel*. Continue with Additional Items We Wore Able to Fill In . . Tennis Oxfords First Quality Sola* Chud'* Udh $1.67 and in the pattern to be printed Ladies' More About- Especiolly: Backward Glances Max Factor Continued from Pogo Ono Dana and fast action were features of this production directed by Lau- Lanvin • Chanel Hastings Women's Club who at­ tended the Stole Federation of Women's Clubs meeting in Kala- LEGALS of the Michigan Bdl Telephone Company al Welcome Orange hall Monday evening. Fifty guests were preaent, including repre­ sentatives from Nashville. Mid­ Gift Wrapped Always" Welcome: SwM Rib £ Cuff_____ C' manager from QQ pr. 00 BLANKETS Fee Pkaici $|77 Misses' Summer SLEEP WEAR 88 Grand will be leant st Ha*tn>«>. Costume Jewelry THROW RUGS The Middleville Congregational Stationery village and la to be enlarged and remodeled Into a meeting place pretty picking! count on Sices 8'/2-11 INDIAN ids, Holland and Grand Rapids merclal Billfolds Crew Socks Wood. Mrs Howard Peter* and Mr*. William Kirkpatrick. A dinner, complimentary to Ja- PUBLICATION OBDEB. or Faberge FARMER CANDY! SUNDAY MAY Sth CRAZY DAZE $1.57 All women love cosmetic And, of Course FANNY Lumber Co. Galesburg, Mich. Brilevue. Special Person, Your Mother Revlon TAYLOR, Blough, a Mr. Gibbs spent last 11c citations in recognition of Mrs. Romney and her abilities Friday afternoon at 3. o'clock Special Gifts For A Coty Bob Smith, ion of the Harold Smiths, was recently promoted to principal of the Junior High School at Grandville. fifth man. Jim Fisher. had Brennenman 43 and Jack Hutch­ inson 48. John Wolfll had a 54. b MODEL*] NONCE CUJ Michigan Week Continued from Pag# Ona Doctor 'Derry award at Marygrove College In Detroit at their Awards Convocation "for ac­ complishment* in moral and so­ cial leadership." Comimity Church, is to speak. Freeport of Barry County. weekend guests of her parents. pleasant way for Barry County । Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gibb*. women to participate in Michi­ Ing their father celebrate his gan Week and Mrs. Jack Wood, Crvery of South Haven were April golfen defeated Lakewood, 185 to birthday. chairman of the afternoon, ha* Mrs. Sandra Crimp. Tommy Issued a cordial invitation to all wood Yoder. * Supper giusta ot Kyle James and John Pctcnson te $100.00, 1 Vi % $100.00 to $1,000.00. MONEY Funeral »ervice* for Mrs. ,JTd’ Storrs defeated| cards were tlgncd and mailed John Hunt, fl-0, 6-2; Stephen to Genevieve Sage. Iota Wlikai tlefe*led phil Townsend. nnd vinnle Kingsley HiVF.iS.!??*" comm,,™. U» U., 11 ling* on Oct 12, 1897. the daughter of William and Mary (Schramm) Bennett. She attended Hastings Lida Sothard. Harry Wood. La- schools and worked for Uw Intervinl* Wood and Eva Rowley; --------- ...... ....... IIONW.U fcaltng Lee Belfteid and Jim I nutclara. 7-5. 8-3, nnd Louise Erwny, Ann Bryant IkrHastings' Chuck Guenther and tha Armbruster. Pagr Barden won the No. 2 doubltt). dcfcoijng Bill Ribbon* Bridge the nnfiAsnm May Fellowship Day Postponed Penney s for robe values! LUXURY PIMA COTTON Smart I- tailored robes . . . trast piping, snap closure! 5’8 maize. 10-18. GLAD PLAID ROBE BUY! this muted woven cotton Noa-Skid Back Brush & Conib Sets prises, including a special prise •S’.tlon.l Hank HntUinf Haitian. Mkhtaan • Heir Dryen the school board to guide them in FUBUCATiOX OBDEB Cameras high school building show* decid­ ed opinion in favor of the city park at Broadway. The city coun- Plus S&H Green Stamps GARDNER! DRUGS O' Qmi titif a fid Jrit fldUf St tvtet no w. storo to vacate the Broadway right of way through the Park grounds, if the people to desire. opened CoImsoI Value! HERSHEY BARS Limit 12 STRIPE SEERSUCKER Stsipa cotton seersucker wilh classic shift tailorir.g. rope bell, jpplujue trim. Pink. blue. 10-18. fur Barry Couety. WRIST WATCHES QQ HlHi ® , e f LL «?£mOO NEW PRINTS IN VIEW! YsIwm la 10.95 Only a Few . . . Get Your* Early! Hastings V Store Cotton broadcloth print* make leisure hour* brighter! Shirred yoke C* 4F O Jstyle. *n»p al&ting . . . OPEN WEDNESDAY AND FRIDAY NITE TIL 9 P.M. ' �Scholars Social Welfare Receive U-M1 Offices Now Scholarships „ In Old Gty Hall Five arm scholars were noons EDITORIAL at the expense ot offending the OntanlraUon ot Amrrlcsn Blates which lias never bcei abk to agree To Aged Bowne Twp. Farmer Um CT MklutAO I -------- =■ - ------------received University of Michigan, RrgenU-Altunnl achohraldpa The winners were selected front ■ XSU applicant* repreumtuis M", Stale l-dgh schools. Welfare U now housed In newly j ntDudcted offtcea In Uw old CUy IHall- treme eciuitivUy about public opinion abroad and concentrate more In firm action in it* own Mr. Eash was born on Juno IS. iniercsu We have proved con­ 1873, in La Grange County. Ind., clusively since World War that lie married Polly MulUer al money —even money spent with an audience here In Michigan; that friends and that hesitant action thia was especially true In France based on currents of public and where he espoused views on the press reaction! abroad unpreax-s need tar degree* uf international tied life, except for the Oral year when they redded In In­ diana. They bad lived aS ycara highly nationalistic visions of Uie unpredictable Charles DeOaulle. In this Instance, at lout. Mr. Romney was In a pcaltlou to speak out with state department oliklals must of necc&dty confine themselves to the Indirect language Of diplomacy. So, at its worst, this wiilrlwlnd Sheriff Merl H. Campbell la ratabluihlni: id* «:<?« drivers Ucciux department in the north offices on tlw lower floor of the CourtI house, and the Juvenile Depart­ ment of the Probate Court ocI ctipira the lower floor offices on the south side of the east en­ trance to th.- Courthouse, form­ rely occupied by Utt Extension Department. Ekrtn persnns. including one trainee, are working In Utt Wel­ fare Department in the new” off- Middleville By Mrs. Mary Jackson action In thia instance, and it la not surprising that we failed to gain more support for our at­ tempted blockade of But Whether Gov. Romney planned it that way or not, the mission enhanced his image abroad as Many attended Uie Dyscraperta; Mra. V. L. (’Ann) Wolcott. Bm; Wedding bat ar day in Utt Gun Lake, and Mrs. Floyd (Helen) dapuai Church. A Many are Burkey, Hastings; IS grandchil­ koocuig forward to bearing Mra. dren; 2I> great grandchildren; two brothers. Walter of Hannigan. Mr. and Mrs. Verb Hooper and Bl. and Emanuel, Eureka. III. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hooper and Tlx.- body reposed nt the Lcvmfamily spent Sunday al Mr. and ani-Omuod Funeral Home until Phi Beta Kappa BUILDING PERMIT Hastings I .Traffic Tickets I promise. That, of course, b a hat "bugged" the Democratic putuans and brought laud cheers from the Mr and Mrs. .Rodney Ftnkvine attending Ute confcretire on bclner and family were Sunday Maj 4th far adult members ot Htt«.ta ot her lirothcr. Mr. and uie Micmgan Trout Girl dcouu at Ferris State College were Mrs. This Friday and Saturday nights U the Minstrel Show at the Girl’s Gym at 8 pm. There has been much rehearsing and hard If the mission In any way pro­ motes the Industrial position of Michigan. It will benefit the state Accident Woliclo Medallion tn the Camp Fite program la already serving her community and la develop­ Relatives and friends held a ing ic.uienhip. Thus the men surprise party at Uie home of Mr. and Mra. Kelson Martin Saturday evening reminding them Uila was tittle 15th wed­ ding anniversary. A Mra. Joan Lcckronc attended a "Tupper Party" at Uio tone of her sis­ ter. Mrs. Harry Miles, on Bond Street, in Heatings Thursday. A aTjin. 20 Jua» E. MmU*. LU» In our opinion. Prosidepl John- By Mrs. Richard Clark Mr. and Mra. Warren Brogan and Mr. and Mrs. Rennie Mott Know Your "Drop-Off-Service" Just leave your dry clean­ ing with our experienced attendants. They will pre­ spot, clean and hang them on your hangers. Just tell us what time you'll pick them up and your ^leaning will be done while you shop. Lability Hendershot & Vicinity You'll Like Our . . . Uixd hl* Army course al Aber­ deen Proving Ground*,^ in Mary­ land and baa been shipped to YOU CAN SAVE TIME AND MONEY AT ladi.-a thin Thursday pre to at­ tend the annual meeting of Lbc Grand Itaplds DUtrict held al tlx- Burton Height* Church. Mrs. Diane Grpttcnbcrger will be one of the maul speakers. Mra. Mary Payne will be Installed os one uf the County officers and Mra. Harold Taber la in a skit on i_> program. A David Churchill, son Broadway (io *»•<•> COIN-OP Cleaners 327 N. Broodway sary Tuesday. May 4. Their sou, Eric, as part of a Boy Scout re­ quirement. cooked the anniver­ sary dinner that would have measured up to the standard of the top-notch chefs. 9:00 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Monday thru Saturday tlu-mo spent Sunday with .Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Straub. * A reminder; Are you remembering your secret pa!?. k MOTHER Give MOTHER (Woodland, Hastings City. Has-, tings Township. Castleton, Balti-1 more. Maple Grove,- Johnstown.* Assyria Township#.) 21st District—Garry E. Brown. | Banner Ads Benefit YOU! SAMSONITE LUGGAGE UPHOLSTERING on Sunday May 9th tiagi Area on Tuetdayt. Pickup and Delivery. Many Samples. IK FURNITURE BUILDING Wayne Haxel Phone 374-3523 ell. Rl Ionia. (Thornapple. Irv­ ing, Carlton. Woodland. Rutland. Hastings, CaaUeton. Maple-Grove, CORNER WALNUT AND S. JEFFERSON HASTINGS Congratulations, Bargain Carpet You've Lasted A Year FAMILIES OF ALL MEANS CAN CALL True, you've changed. You're thin, tired, sttpoked, worn, snogged, raveled, frayed, a little raggedy, a little discolored. I And you looked so good in the store.) , US WITH CONFIDENCE The family decides the cost of the services at Leonard-Osgood Funeral Home—a decision that is not at oil difficult? Prices begin ot the most modest levels and regard— hidden. Im er ion arc dciigncd for wrinkle-free packing Choose -- ■ - — In. t « tnr M-n A. 26" Pullman Case C Week End Tote . . D. 24' Companion Case E. Three-Suiter . . . a service to fit every” income. . $4250 $25.00 $25.00 $3250 $45.00 Samsonite Silhouette Tht luggage that sets the pace for luxury Bsses McPlttvdut Mett'i Wea*. "Dreis W«ll ... You Con't Afford Not To" IM I SroN St. less of the family's means, there is Wa liM Formol Wear LEonnno- But you're still in one piece. It's o mirocle. -----Thanks, but no thankj. Lees doesn't do business thdt way. We don't make carpets that have to fight for sheer survival. We doo't make carpets that look good but aren't. We don't skimp, pinch, cut foyers, use;bod yarns or cheap dyes like the bargain boys, just to.give yd^&prfce. ‘ We don’t pull the wool over y®Leyes either. Our $6.96 carpets will give you gooa^rformance. but not as good os our $22.95 corp^k In any cose, all our carpets are chMoer than your so-called bargains, because you aren't just throwing your money away on something that con't grow old gracefully. Statistics prove; bargain-carpet buyers have a lot of Ipck. The bad kind. For a lot of good, do^n-to-egrth reasons, "those heavenly carpets b^Lees," OSGOOD ‘-funenalJJohie CHARLES H. LEONARD JACK 0, OSGOOD Phone 945-2471 * HASTINGS FLOOR COVERING 123 We»t Stete Street, Hastings Phene Wl 5-5118 Qeality Moteriab end Gueraateed Woifcmanship OfMSTRAfO Lees Vivacious. All Acrilon Acrylic Face Plush Surface Texture �jkewoAd Asks loters to Hike School Millage ^tion. TT,- present two mills voted *rre years ago in 1H3 expired past tax year. fcard members voted for the pttase at a special meeting West Woodland A mdlaw •raff !‘b:*1’ry Ulr »uln1r<lreme‘1S of nine mills required by tho F ““ '« M payment mu bo niado on he im1 J1* ,luaI d*U’tor hllms ncrnlr-Hub/um allng petitions for tho Isskewood board of education Is Saturday May 4. P«Ukx» ore available at . the Miperintendent's office. I The terms ot Eldon Flasner of Woodland und La Verne Eldridge local education 1. necessary If of Lake Odraaa expire this year ths present niueattonal program 1 The loU slay for recb.trat ton for b to continue, Eckslrom said. tlw election Is Monday May 17. SUes the IM! mlltag, ,ote. the enroUment lias increased over Young People J* »“><t«>ts which calls for aJ- Tb<- Ixtard action is considered ! minimum request to keep taxe* Hope My Mother's Day Gift comes from Gilmore Ruttts and Edith (Boyer) Mead. Tlio young people of the Has­ On Sept 25. 1935, he married tings Seventh - Day Adventist Roberta Green in Vermontville. church observed May Day by putFor Uie past four years he iiad i tmg ciicer hi boskets and cony". Ing them in person to tho homes Construction Company at Nash­ ville. I Each basket was filled with In addition to his wife, he Is Spring flowers. but the youngsters survived by two sons. Frederick . K»vve something else which wan and Jesse, both of Hastings; a much appreciated by those visited. In each home. the boys and girls, paused long enough to sing about the lore of the One who t reated such beauty. And m tlu> evening Uicre w.is a Youth Rally at the Scn-nthDay Adventist church school in Kalamazoo. The p.uttor C. L. Wilber drove the bus Uie evening of May 1 with young people at­ tending Uie Youth Rally. Young Victim Of Tornado Hat Surgery Nancy Bat Payne. 6. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrrncc Payne of R3 Haaungs. N. Broadway, underwent tartery on hsr left knee Tuesday night at Butter­ worth Hospital tn Grand Rapids. Funeral services for Robert L. Mead. 51. R1 Hastings, who died । Tuesday. May 4, at Lakeview General Hospital In Battle Creek, arc to be held nt 3 pnt. Friday at the Vogt Funeral Present Flowers Marking Moy Day The total school millage this pjU year-WM 1BJ1 mill, and tae total maximum millage for Ux nest three years will be B31 if votera give t^eb- ap- By Victor SUaon Dies Tuesday; Funeral Friday left leg tn the Palm Sunday tornado which destroyed Um Uie large barn and other out­ buildings were completely des­ troyed, the metal roofs, targe timbers and splintered boards Hospital for a week and one-ludf were scattered widely over neigh­ before being transferred to But­ boring farms, and the roof and terworth. 1a quite lonesome and would appreciate cards and other man. Mr. and Mrs. Payne said rows- Richard Rams-’v iinn iblaan sway. The largo pine and they have been very grateful for Dan Bernard. one gold and one!. and uprooted and farm ma­ silvet arrow; Ronnie Thornton, chinery was badly damaged. At storm. -----------------. ---------Uie son's farm, the barn was service «»•»■; star; Mike Sinclair, WoU Wulf badly damaged, a garage com­ *badge, “J** one gold und‘ on silver ar‘ ­ pletely demolished and consid­ row. In the Pinewood Derby Brace erable damage was done to the Llnducrg won flrat in the grand house. At the former place, the prize and Jiff Sinclair ion second second floor has been replaced, prize. Den one. Brace Lindberg, and a new roof put on, but not first; Deimw Bernard, second, Dan before the rains that came a Bernard, third; Den four. Torn lew days after the devastating James E. Quillen, 33, R1 Mudge, flrat; Bill Corttns. second, winds, had done quite a txt of and John Bradley, third; Den damage. Last Saturday between seven. Jeff Sinclair, first; Mike 25 and 30 men of the community Mr years in Southern Michigan Sinclair, second. Bill Storm, third gathered al Uie Johnston home Prison at Jackson by Circuit Den chiefs arc Douglas Campbell equipped with tracuira and tools Judge Archie McDonald. mid Tim Steffen. '• Quillen was gollly <rf stashand helped in Uic huge cleanup Knifer Given Prison Term Cloverdale - Hope liy Mra. Stephen Otgood Pleasing Gift Ideas Speidel WATCH BANDS Twisto-Flex from $4.99 CHARM BRACELETS and hundreds of Charms by Wells from $2.95 JEWEL BOXES Buxton from $3.95 PARTY GIFTS ' STATIONERY Office & School Supplies SCHADER'S Office Supplies Buxton and Prince Gardner BILLFOLDS Clutch Purses . . . Complete Line $3.95 one of the demolished buildings and moved It to a neighbors empty Uns. cleaned up some of the debris and did a fine Job of b-lng neighbora. Men from a saw asimill salvaged logs from the is downed trees. Hie Johnstons deeply appreciate this assist­ ance in their big problem but still have a tremendous Job ■ nr Marriage Licenses und family of Hickory Comers were Sunday luncheon guests of his aunt, Mra. Ferris Brown. * Miss Nancy Scott of Hastings spent the urekend as guest of Mr. and Mra. James Springer und family. * Mr. and Mra. Jas. Springer visited her folks, Mr. The Forral Halls and Arthur Strables are en roUte home this week from Manatee. Fla. where they spent Uie Winter. Mr. and Mra. Max Bump spent Don Springer and family al a the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bevtrwyk in Sparta. birthday supper on Sunday. Visiting the Albert Hauers on Mr. and Mrs. George Rlne ot Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Edwin STEREO CONSOLE 6 CHAIR DINETTE SETS Funeral onictate with burial in Riveraidc Cemetery. James and Florence (Suttont Wolfe. Her husband. Otto, died Ultra ». Hospital Guild No. Mrs! Isenhath Is survived by three sons. Gordon of Flint, John of Parma Heights, Ohio, and Hollis of Denver, Colo.: two daughters. Mrs. John <AUccn> Mra. Robert (Geraldine) Wallilorff of Hastings; nine grand­ children; two half-ntatere; three mother, Mra. Ella Wolfe of Kala­ mazoo. been on probation for driving Without a license, sataeeuent Retail Chairman vlalalton of probation and his probation was continued for anWlllla Conrad. 34, R1 Delton, wax found guilty of drinking on KREMENTZ JEWELRY \ Pins. Earrings from $4.95 Plus Many Other Beautiful Gift Items! Wafidorff - Bponable Patrick J Gilmore will be HasVarney suffered a slx-Uicii cut lings Retail Chairman for Michlacross the stomach and 19 stitchchairman of the Retail Committee wound Varney appeared at Uie aherifl's office about 10:23 that Commerce and U prop night to report he had a fight Olimorek Jewelry Store. with Qu 1lieu about a mile east of Stony Point on E. State Road. The J. Franklin Huntleys will Quite a number from West Richard L. Vanderbrook. 23, vUlt tn Springfield, Ill. this comWoodland were .among lhe large Gun Lake Road, wax placed on crowd that helped Mr. and Mra. probation for two years and orClayton Valentina of Carlton Center as they observed their Jall after pleading guilty to ugg old e n wedding anniversary gravated. assault on BUI Hurst, Sunday afternoon. We Join their 48, Hastings, Saturday, March 9. large circle of friends who ex­ HursC severely beaten, had tend congratulations and best been shoved out of a car and left wishes for many more happy VMW land Township about 3:18 am. last week afu-r spending a very pleasant Winter near Largo. Fla. at Uie Holiday Ranch Trader Park. The Sunday foltowing their return they viiuted their aon. Bob. and family at Hastett REMOUNT HER DIAMOND Lovely mountings from $15.00 Mrs. Isenhath Dies in Sleep At Home Here day to visit her daughter. Miss Elisabeth French, in Washing­ ton. D.C. She will return May 17. The Roy Hubbards were in As this U written Mr. and Mrs. Grand Rapids to. play tn a natlonal bridge tournament over Victor Sisson plan to attend a the weekend. birthday surprise party for Mrs. Vlcena Warren, World Book Area Manager, at Grand Rapids on Tuesday evening. ★ Mr. and •Mrs. Byron Hcsteriy and sons, Mr. and Mra. Verdon Hesterly and daughters, George Schaibly and san, Duane, were among the more then 30 members of the family who took part in the open house at the new home of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Hesterly at Okemos on Sunday. * Mr. and Mra. George Foiman recently re­ lumed from their Florid* vaca­ tion. They report an enjoyable time but are glad to be. home. Last Saturday they accompanied Mr. and Mra. Leslie Forman of Woodland and Mrs. Mary Ostroth of Hastings to Three Riv­ era where they attended Uie wedding of their grandson. Bruce Foroian. Weegend fc.uesta of Mr. and Mra. Forman were Mr. and Mra. Harold Forman and two daughters of Prudenville. Harvey and two children and Mrs. Ruby Hendee of Comstock Park brought Mrs. Verna Gabriel of Boyne OKy _,**{*» Esther Laurell of Comstock Park to the Hendee home Friday. Mra. Hendee, who had been at Uie Rev. Dlmoe iiome in Woodland since the previous Saturday, also returned to her home that afternoon and J”11®!? well.-Mra. Gabriel will remain to care for her sister and Mlsi Laurell ‘ whose home was destroyed by 8 CHAIR DINETTE SETS the tornado that swept through the region north of Grand Rap­ Huge outfit to accommodate fhow extra geests. ids. will stay here with her sta­ ters for awhile. Bunday callers were Miss Margaret Stowell, a *«««« Greenville Memorial Hospital and Mtas Mary Stowell a nurse at Bronson Hospital at months' probation by Municipal Judge L. E. Barnett. He was also fined 110 plus *?45 cqsta for throwing rubbish — on empty beer can—on the highway. Jick K. GuileU. Charlotte, paid a SCO fine plus costa for Every inch a rugged John Deere You get a full moasure of John Deere performance and conve­ nience in the 8 h.p. ** 110” Lawn and Garden Tractor. Independent ground-epeed trot. Double-aafe electric • North for a fishing trip over nett, Flynn Mathews. Paul and tachmen to for mowing, clearing enow, gardening, spraying ... many more. mer Smith. Carl spent Sunday afternoon In ventent credit. her staters. Mra. Velma Dlckcraon mder. On Thursday Mra. Shedd JOHN DEERE LAWN&GARDEJf Norval Nieiaen'x where there will be a family gathering and dinner Matthews of Grand nc Rapldu. Goodyear The Stanley Cummings left thta week for Florida to visit hia BROTHERS Farm Implements 124 N. Jefferson Phone Wl 5-5052 Wlngenten. ONI MORE PAYMENT AND IT'S ALL Ol)RS $0095 PWK HOSPIML Tha la leal figure! on whot if tokei to get info a homo of your own are intareating. May wa give tham to you without the alightcit obligation. I 4 PC. BEDROOM SUITES ■ FeHurea mar-pro«f formica plattic topi on huge And that’a the why a modern mortgage worki Monthly payments which include principal, interest, taxes and insurance leave no unpaid balances. Over a period of years a home becomes yours . .. debt free. ^■■1 $150.00 or mare OFFIR POSITIVfLY LIMITID TO THIS WEEK-END MG. $259.50. RIC. |l«».5O. Modern aloganea at £^=*179” fURNITURc 2 PC. LIVING RM. SUITES Richly* upholstered in heavy 100% nylon with 136 E. State St. Phone Wl 5-3853 Phone 945x4172 AU Sacinga huurrd Up to REC. $189.50. fl0,000 tnth �Tour Nature Center Couple Married Al Freeport Home Beulah Moegantbaler .of Battle Creek nhd Forrest Buehler of Free­ port were united In marriage Sat­ urday. May 1. at 4 pm. at Mr. Buriikr'i home, west of Freeport. Mrs. Briber Cox of the Freeport Methodist Church performed Die ceremony. Mr. and Mra. Dsn Bout­ ina were Uielr attendants. Mra. MontuiUialer graduated from the Freeport High School tn W18. Hie Thomapple Garden Otub The group will meet at the High­ lander parking lot at 10 JO am. Bring a sack lunch as dinner will be eaten at a park along the way. There Is to be a business meeting at noon. Mrenten may Inrite guests. Please contact Mrs. Albert lDONT. Women's Hospital Guild Reports Exciting 'New Look' The Woman's Society of Chris- Church la sponsoring a Mother­ Daughter banquet to be held in I the church parlors on Wednesday! evening, May 12. at 6:J0, ; Not only the members of the Woman's Society, but’al! church women and their daughter* are aid T. Anderson, educational d>r» ■ tor Children's CitarU' °< Ml-bigan. (who spoke on •'Children "• i Trouble." I A leadership Developmen t " *■ I shop was held In the aRwwn :wlth D B. Leanardelli or Western Michigan University cowlue.uw An Evening wills the Arts. *4 held with Mrs. Robert VanBuiiicom. second rice preridnit. pre- lor school-age girls from kinder­ garten titrough high school are 75c. Please phone reservations to Mrs. Anne Beverwyk. Wl 5-5057. or Mrs Iva Corwin. Wl 5-4308. by Monday night. May 10. The banquet is to take Die place of the regular monthly luncheon, and the Installation' of officers which would ordinarily be held in May. will be presented at the June meeting. Drawing of names for Uie Barry O.E.S. Past Matrons Club Meet FORGET Hastings Wfimen Attend Women's Clubs Convention Methodist WSCS Mother-Daughter Fele Wednesday ; The Barry Cpunty OE8 Part : Matrons Club met at the home of Mra. Marjorie Hill on April 28, I at 8 pm. with 12 part jxwdenta : ii> II.U.E Corning, secretary. J«*n Baloch. Nora BUmpaon. Velma Crane and Vesta Griffith; from Hickory Cor­ ners, Mary Ktbltngw. Doria Kel­ ley and Lrtha Gosnell; from Has­ tings. LaVcme Kinney, (resident. Special Sections of BOXED CANDY by Whitman's and Gramer Peabody and Artella Howell Drssert waa served by the hastens and Bingo was played with prizes being won by Dorothea Coming. I »»/ Welcome Wagon Club Hears Talk By Birget Sparr St. Rose of Lima Is Setting for Lovely Nuptials mtu a memorable event as the I mortgage- of the flint Oirbtown [home was burned. Plans are bring 'iruule to establish another home x...*.? I Lucille Kappllnger The Welcome Wagon' Club HaaUngs held their second m«t- thc General Fede: Ing on Tuesday night. April 27, i ro,.ns c!llbs gave ai Miss Mary Margaret Fedewj and Joseph Orcskovicli exchanged their1 This U a newiy-otganhed croup, having met lor Ute first time tn wedding vows Saturday. May I. at December. They plan to have three son. who introduced Miss Birgit Spurr MIm Sparr la an exchange student from Germany. She is livIng at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Thursday morning the tin .; sjon of business wa. I’.rlil a: safety Workshop. conduchc Gerald Shipman. rv.iravc <1 tor Michigan Huh-fkdrty t AMERICAN GREETING CARDS dresses with floor-length bell sluiped over - skirts and carried white lace tans with pink rose C AGENCY DRUGS Sunday. Mrs. Joseph Shult* spent from Wednesday evening until Sun­ day with her grandchildren in tanting while her parents, tho Tom Lindsays, flaw to New Or- Ted Felon. Pkw Paw. brother- I gram was one in which each mem­ in-law of the groom, acted aa best! ber contributed entitled "Sharing man and ushers were Clyde Woods.I With Others " Mrs. Keith Gage izuuing. Ttuinus Docekal of De-!gave devotions. catur and Gary McKee of Paw ■ The la-ah Circle was entertained Paw. । nt the home of Mrs. Maurice OsMr. and Mrs. Jack McGuire t™*h. Miss Hasel Cronk presented presided as master und mWress Of U» ¥tauUr. W°ceremonicn Wanted." anil the program. Mrs. Hart Heads Vivian Club. Here For her daughter! wedding. Mrs Fedewa ch«e a two-piece pearock entertained by Mr*. Harvey BurK’-“- Mr*. “ Echtlnaw gave devoitorj- nr-d lhc preeram on "Mla C^m K"n““ «*Ven Mrs Hnr' mothers wore a *he.l colored C>mwho contributed much Remember: Mom is all female, ittef hotwell she can cook or pound a nail/And nothing tells her that you do remember more than beautiful lingerie with an WHITE'S Photography extravagance of lace trim. Like ours bridal bouquet. . Out-of-town guests came from I anting Kalamazoo. Decatur. Paw Paw. Lawton. Portland. Nashville. Grand Rapids. Battle Creek. Drl- Moose Women NominaleOfficers honoring his uncle and aunt, the Bryan VanAukena, of near VermontvlUo Sunday evening. Mr.1 945-3967 tlon of officers was given as fol­ lows: Senior regent. Irene Cut­ chall: Jr. regent. Ruth Cooley and Ellen Thaler; chaplain. On Mother's Day, Sunday, May 9 lUni'FRX SAYITBESTFOR MOTHER'S DAY.. anyone seen my pearls? Mother will glow when she sees the beautiful cut Many Other Gift Suggestions flowers or corsage you ve picked for her Mother's' Day Gift. For Mother on Sunday, May 9 DRESSES from $9.95 SUITS from $17.98 SCARFS from $1.00 Leather HAND BAGS GLOVES from $1.00 vuiuia yvu koj iu ice. Come Ma all our Jewel Cases by Bonnet & Gown LADYBUXTON CREDIT. OF COURSE Spring and Summer JEWELRY HOSIERY priced from 99c NEW HATS from $2.25 BLOUSES from $3.98 . Alma Fingleton Give Michigan Grown Flowers Established 1931 Ph. Wl 5-2963 �। 5t. Rose Guilds Sponsor Cord Forty Tuesday ictinjoH ZnAmnW I'Past Teacher ' At Lake Odessa Sunda Personal Mention' Th* annual Spring au Dr. Clarence M. Mote. 76. of Royal Oak. Wednesday. May 5. at 1 pm. at tiw' Pickens chapel st lake Od«wi with interment in Lakr-dilc A group uf Hastings cteqientery teachers met at Gull Harbor Inn for diimor Tuesday evening to lumor Mlfc» Helen Wade uho will retire this year after 45 years of teaching. A lovely gift trem the group was presented U> the hon- Lutheran Church at Royal Oak officiated. Funeral *ervlcre were held Tues­ day st I pm. at Uie Kinsey Fu­ neral Home oi Royal Oak and Uw body wa* brought to the Ptekrns chapel Immediately after Uio There was a May IM Kentucky Derby dinner pony at tho Dr. Raymond Fbinlea Baturday crening. The Homer Smiths were coliorta ultlunigh Mr. & happened to be In Uie north fishing that particular evening. In that case tings Church of Uie Nxrarcne, wish tn announce the engage­ ment of their daughter, Judy, of BERKSHIRE w»r Quimby wd wUl b. too.in. here around May 14. Mrs. Sher­ ry* brothers from Detroit. Mr. und Mrs. Arnold Socha and Mr. and Mr*. Martin Socha, visited them a tew days this week, and her mother, Mra. ElUabeUi Bocha of Cheboygan, who accomiwnted them, la spending a week moLher. Mrs. Frank Kelly Imine, with the Sherry*. , < and spend a wonderful elght-day Mr. and Mrs. Radford Stidliam vacation there visions many pl*cc» of Interest such as Stiver Personal Mention Barbecued Chicken & Spare Ribs .come and get'em* The Superette Tom fr Sally Robinson 205 N. Michigan When members of her bridge club gathered al her home on W. Green turret. Gumu were Mrs. Gay Jor- peels to meet the Fred Porteou*pausch tuxnc on B. Church Sheet e* in London thu weekend. The for dinner after rhurrh on Sunday. latter flew to New York Monday ted Mr. and Mrs. Sherman VedThe fact that Jimmy Feldpausch. where they will vi*lt relatives der of Olivet on Sunday and also two days then fly to Loudon. called on their sister-in-law. Prom there they will fly to Israel Mrs. Allie Moon, of Bellevue. where they will be for six Gulf. Tho Goggins' twins visited their aunt Bally Wldcnkl in man* have been their daughter Grand Rapid* during tills time. Tom Feldpausche* of Albion wore and family, Mr. and Mrs. W<nland Spicer who are moving to Mr. Kelly and Don, who iuid also here and the xiawnlrlr family deh Boylan and daughter. Vicki, Columbus, Ind. spent the Winter In Florida, had joined the group later bi the day. of Bedford. On Mother's Day the The Richard M. Bauera and Boylans and the Tuckerman* the Frank Riders spent the week­ In the duplicate bridge game at end in the Llncolnland Country the Hastings Country Club Tues­ of Illinois. Pint stopping In Kan­ day mght, uie north-south winners kakee they had luncheon at the of tire Melvin Haights on Tuesday were Mra Lorna Davidson of of last week. They wiro cn route Grand Rapid* and Roy Hubbard. from Florida to their home in uinitag. constructed Village of New Sa­ Miss Kstherlnn Fritter of lem where Lincoln spent a por­ Grand Rapids visited Iw parents, tion of his early life. In Spring- the C. H. FeUan, Bunday afterfield the home of Lincoln was vuited which was draped with black and silver banners at every COMPLETE INSURANCE SERVICE g>V'c^2’ BERKSHIRE STOCKINGS She'll love year thought of a gift that’s her special favorite... , Bering Berkshffl stockings. We have her site In her favorite color. All are protected withBerkshire's famous Nyloc* thin Barrier II ai top and toe. SIM a pair J! Hastings Insurance Agency the 100th anniversary of the death of Lincoln. Returning home through Kankakee, they liad dinner at "Yesteryear" that evening which also celebrated the Baupr's 26th wedding anni­ versary, which was quite a co­ incidence since Urey had spent their flrat wedding anniversary m Kankakee. A Mop wa* made —OPEN DAILY- Mrs. Jessie Green was a guett Sunday at Uic home of lice son. the Clinton Scobey*, and accom­ at dinner on Saturday evening panied then 10 tho East Cougre- nouotuig tlie 60th birthday ot iia outer, Mrs. Roy Fuller of All W. Ous clsolra of the Church pre­ Green. Guests, other than the sented a program. The choirs nonorre, were Mrs. Claudia Fuller ranged from the tiny tota to the chancel choir,' and gave a MauUful program. Iwr mother and sister, Mra. Julia Barber and Mrs. Dan Kelly, of Muskegon, and Orli-y Smith on Monday honoring Orley's birthday. In the afternoon Uicy all called 9 A.M. to 11 P.M. boy*, and Kevins faUicr, Edward McKcougii. had served m altar boy at tile wedding of Peggy's porcnLi. tlie LX.il Fcdewaa, 25 POTTED FLOWERS Martha Washington & Pansy Garaniurm 12 to viilt their daughter and family, Uie Raymond Kenyons, for several weeks before coming to their Algonquin Lake Bum- -Combination PofsFOIL Gin WRAPPED AT Phone 945-4100 Look for famous Trade-Name' labels on tho- Parmaleejr little dagtime dresses make big j Mother likes to dress-up around home... for neighborhood "coffee shopping. Remember breaks" tier on her Day with versatile, fashionable day-time dresses . . . here now! Ben Franklin Popular Prices Brach's Delicious BOXED CANDY son. Donald, and family in Alex­ ander, Va. Besides tho pleasure of visiting at tlio homo of tier • One Pound Box She’ll feel pretty special when she gets some famous Brach's chocolates! Ing. a few of the points of interttrt being the Whits House. Uic Treasury Running, tho Lincoln Memorial. Kennedy's grave at Ar­ lington Cemetery. the Naval Medical Center at Bttlunda, Md., A FLOOR TO MEET EVERY BUDGET Aaaembly at United Church Women at Saginaw on May 11th to May 14th. Mrs. Bower la the president and Mrs. Cui hr tho HASTINGS FLOOR COVERING 123 W. State Si. Stretch GLOVES Uou'll love our BAKED GOODS * Seentlw Micrattlm Sheer and clear, with Run­ Guard-features for longer service. Sizes 8W to 11. 1 Washable, lightwaavaTetoron In black, white or fashionable beige. One size fits all. Mother's Day Sunday, May 9th ■■■? NEW SPRING HANDBAGb Special Mother's Day Hot Cake __$1.59 Dinner Rolls: . Buttarlfskc, cloverleaf, potato biscuitl, Ysard rolls and graham gems. FRIDAY & SATURDAY Sweetheart Coffee Cake LewHwr-LUca Vinyls Corqa taka your pick of fashion's now favorites in grained or shiny smootn plastics! Spring colorsi $|99_$2W PLUS TAX — 6 for 39c Danish Krisps 6 for 42c A Danish dough with cinnamon and nut mbits drenched In sugar and baked. COOKIE DAY EVERY WEDNESDAY $ 4 Doxew Assorted Cookies — DALE’S BAKE SHOP Dresses by Hattie Leads, Kay Whitney. Better Half and other famous names. Look for famous 'Trade Name* labels on the things you buy...you'II find them here! Parmaleei U4||st State Street �„ . .' . Cabinet Maker Of Middled He Dies Suddenly Orer 200 Honor The Valentines <>,, Anniversary Drlton Area By Mra. John Prnbotly 1,’^* K maker returned home Sunday from their 10-<tay tour of FloriClayton Valentine of Carlton । Center when their children held open house nt the Carlton Cen<ter Grange Hall lOumseyb mother's at Houghton ---------- ] More than 200 relatives and I died suddenly Wednesday mamb»g. friend, came from Indianapotls,; ' therr w'un incite Mtt. Bill Warren. * Mr and Mrs Luther Lenz called on Mr. and: Mra. Gordon Buxton Sunday evening. What's New At Hfiirtinfp Public Library tartan Church tn Hastings Mr. MI ft’SWUl'S: Vermontville Farmer Dies . Working in Barn aid Newton and family of Deca­ । An‘ra?‘iT^«itaUra“l*“;j aL'sJI iinday eveBeStak.l Tt. oi .teWJunh c.nuirr. ta*lgn»» *tt f«ra. Mra. Glenn* Pufpaff Mani, “J ia»M teMtalia. t*4 neat and Mra. Walter Soya and fami- West Woodland By Victor Slaaon FICTION VQI.VMIS Barryville It 8 that time of year again! The uda need raking, gardnu rnu*t e prepared for planting, vinei I >tr4 ticra G«ic.a By Mra. Burr Foaaell variety «r Sara'“'“e*1 thtU ho^r Prld*> NMb.HI« Hmm Ot I-25IS Milwaukee. Wis. They have twen The Barryville WSC8 metis vWUng Mrs Mtat*-* mother. Mra. Lola Conrad. * Mr. and Mra. > tauliisus'a >w»w4 vii Lyle Billings and son and famiwomen will be attending the ly and Mr and Mrs Douglas BllDistrict annual meeting al lings and daughter of Beulah uw uii.t.crs are re-■ Grand Rapids this Thursday * visited Lyle's mother. Mrs. Hazel Billtags. Monday * Mra. Lila turning home from their wWrrs, 5 'Tiyltck K«M Hera," by K«ary The Junior M.Y.F members were iMerl) Ba&ke returned Tuesday. sojourns, and farmers are plowing C»UU«. A MUriral *ury •« BataUn entertained Sunday with a wiener roast at the home of Mr. April 27, from New York. The their field* and planting seeds and Mrs. Karl Pufpaff. * Miss granddaughter's ngrne 1* Tara Tractors are heard from morning U3 aevfl' SSt"«JS. iIm m Beverly Purpart attended a DlsIlli night. Ifg that time of year Arm Instead of Cara Ann. AMMtoi aa*t. trict M.YZ Rally Sunday at again — and let. us enjoy every Michal Johneock Is home on Portland. * Mr .ml Mr. O«r minute of It for the summer will 3O-day leave vLMUng hi* parents. Mr and Mr* Maurice Johneock. Michal U in the Navy and has before are realize it f just returned from Cuba. * Mra Phil Werly of Portage were Edith Smith and Mra Malcolm Sunday caller* of the Dowaetu. Campbell from Dearporn Heights undoubtedly have wondered but Mere guests at the home of Mrs haven't jisked-Yes. we wrote a I Iola Conrad. They also attended Hastings with It on Mondav eve ­ Hu"?Phr«y Owasso were I the funeral of their aunt, Mrs What happened after that "’""“‘“• Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mary Woodmansee, of Hastings. ning. ; ' Mra. Clayton McKeown of Quim­ by A Mr. and Mra. Wayne Con­ Gerald Cutchall. member of Mra Thomas Nlethnmer showed klin and children of Allegan save the jars for the Cub Scouts ihe Hastings Moose, tias been Dy Journalhm ciao* a* they are collecting them for a 'Civil War slides and gave an lnXOW-nCTlOM VOLUMXR officially appointed to serve on 1. "II Wu All Q<UI« Diflvrvst ! project. Contact Keith Ryan. * terwttng description of them to May 5—Track. Kellogg at Del- Mr*. Jennie Coons of Wapplnser! Uie two Fifth Groden at Woodland Vicki lun. Tka aaaialr* »t tb enc of the special committees Portage and Mr. and Mr*. Wil­ ton. 4; Tennis. Pennfield at Del-. Fan*. n.Y, and Mrs Nettle school last Thursday morning. All liam Kilmer and family of Holt ton. 4. [Mltzner. Newburg. N Y . attend- the children and teachers enje. ed were Sunday guests ot Mr. and May 8 — Tennis, Kellogg at fed the funeral of their brother. them and apprectatcd Uie visit. * Delton. 4. .John Yeaple. also a niece. Mr. Middleville were Sunday guests of Fossett met Mr. and Mr*. Nyle Gerald has reeved hLi own May 7-Talent Show: Golf. “*d ®nd Mr nn^ Mr. c. Fossett and Alan Benson of Recd lodge as Sergeant-at-Arms. Gov- I Delton v*. Martin at Orchard 1500 °J * 11,0 T*' City at the Hastings Airport on jUjl* 4 wan-ka Caifip Fire girt* meet at Saturday afternoon for a short Portland were Sunday callers on mMtmg'Vv^TTwk an^Flrid They visit. S^' TrUCk “nd Reld: ttre doln« beaded headbands at Mrs Charles Day was a Friday s:;«% eight lodges under hu direction. | present. Sunday, two days earlier than Iasi Fremont. Grand Rapid*. Green- ait-ottate.i guert of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon The 0111 Of t0Wn I™”1* who year Wonder where they spent Hoffman and Sherry Kay of yille. Holland. Muskegon. Oi- terMptevdUv°-AB Golf' Delton***' Battle Creek and attended a •ego. Izvwell and Hastings. It '*honorpd Mr and Mr» Edgar the winter? They often travel as much as 10,000 miles yearly in concert at the W. K. Kellogg 1 Boul,cr on Ulrlr 25,11 tnnlver' DtIlon al Conutock. । sary Sunday. April 25. were Mr. migration*. They eat lota of mos­ Auditorium in which Sherry Kay quito* and are a welcome visitor was a participant. Mra Day ac­ May 12 —Track. Conutock at'Mr* Robert Ahlberg and daughncKof.lu. A yratSMly UluiUat«J companied the Hoffmans to the Michigan Moose Aasoclatlon Ferndale where they were Sat­ State board and to act as Sport* Dellon, 4; Tennis, Comstock all tern, Mr*. Liza Boulter, Ed first wren Sunday, another ot our urday and Sunday gueaU of Mr. Delton. 4; High School Band I Johnston and Mr. and Mra. Cleo favorites. chairman for the entire Stale. Mr and Mrs. Frank Laurell and Concert, 7-9.-------------------------------- I Flemming, all of Plainwell. Ar­ L. A. Day attended the wedding ------------ thur Bradshaw and son* of Lan- Bud Chippews ot Comstock Park of Miss Donna Caukln and Fred Sehool Election--------------------------- jslng. Mr. and Mr*. Sam Boulter aere Saturday dinner and afterStanley Saturday al the PresbyPetitions have recently been c^ldiw of Hopktaa. Mr «»d takAi out by Charles Monica and '«”•^*YldK®ou“"1w,d fb»d«n. na Gabriel and Mias Estiur Laurell. U« ninaUyaa Loren Stuck for a threc-year reBnd “•? OUw ,Boulter newal on the Delton school!- Bnd -fb^tren arid Mr. and Mra. Edgar L. Boulter and Robert Tebo and four children of Edmore were Saturday guests Mr. Supt. Basil Johnson reported daughters of Hastings. Miss that all petitions must be com­ Gloria Bursley of Sunfield. Mr. Rose Ferguson of Katat^asoo spent D.C. and Mra. Ogel Jordan and chil­ Saturday and Sunday there. Mr pleted and turned into his ofdren and Mr. and Mrs Oliver Chiropractor An annual meeting will be held Boulter of Woodland. MUs Pat dren at Mra. Gabriel. Itateo of Kalamazoo and Mr. and on June 14th. At thia meeting, 128 W. Center St the voting on Uie school board Mrs. Gary Allen and daughter* member:: and a - renewal of 2 of Galesburg. There were 100 Hastings mills for the building and Ute gurat* tn alL Betty Tobias of grieved to Irani of hl* tragic death. Plainwell made the anniversary fund, which has been in effect Phone lire last 1 years, will take place. cake. The Boulters have eight He had been burning same brush children and 14 grandchildren Wl 5-3394 I Thursday Lyle Lelnaar »a* re- when he fillni to return when expected, a search was instigated On the 27th and 28th of April. ’ ?t r, pu,Pp ■roll. Uie Delton Senior Band and I,B«1rt Chandler and when he and his body was found badly Choru. presented a m u . 1 c a 1 '2aln* 001 V’e J*U plt comedy called "Our Hearts Were! lc, »“«*<* ,wcnL £M*5“rds apparently fallen. .. __ .... and — Gay.... « ... into the nit Mentnn Apit. Henton tz Rmith Smith amam­ Young ” by Cornelia Otis Skinner and Emily Kim­ bulance was called and took him Grace .Norton, of South Lyons, who to Borgess Hospital. No bones has been visiting friends in Uiis OKI brough were broken but he has a very community, spent a couple of day* MST VALUE lase^cek with Mr. and Mrs. Ford the musical were: Emily Kim­ WITTNAUER brough, Calhy Smith: Emilv's AUTOMATIC that Ward Jordan tuu been con­ AU-PROOF* fined to Pennock Hospital the post Georgia Kingsbury mid Deloria three weeks following a heart at$4995 Kingsbury; Cornelia Otte Skin­ ner, sigrld Johnson: - Cornelia's By Mra. Leo Frey return to his home this week but CiaismatM. Kathy Gates and 721-0211 -Diane Shoemaker: Otte Skinner. a*. *•• 445, Bsttte Cmk Prank Danku; Mrs. Skinner. _Gerald Tunggte won the »1W We wish him a complete recovery Rev. .Doeiene Speas.- pastor ot Sl/rry T5chofleld: St- . ■ pi ire offered by the Delton Stair? -dbn Dill; Two Elderly Ladles, Bank during Its open house on the U.B. Church in Hasting* Kay Parker and Wanda Kings­ Thursday and Friday. * Mr and and well known around here ond bury; An English Couple, Kris Mrs. Robert Phillips and daugh­ whs has been a patient nt Hayesk ION6I«(S-WITTNMIE« FIOOUCT Roeper and Mike Cook; Ellse. ter* were dinner guest* of Mr. Grt-vn-Bcach Hopaital at Cluiriotte Susan Slack: Francine. Jackie and Mr*. Don Phillips of near the past week following a nervous Casto: Tennis Player. Tim But­ the Baseline Church. * The lo­ Automatically you never wind ter; Bob Thackery. Don Lock- cal pedro club met at the home ncr: Don Fitzpatrick. Al T^wn- ot Mrs. Norwood Hughes hut a Wittnauer self-winding. All­ ton; Three Ship's Offlcers.Ptte Thursday evening. * Mrs Or- sister near Battle Creek on TuesProof® watch. 11 is protected Johnson. Marvin Havwurd and pho Philips and her mother. against all common watch hazWe noticed In last week's Ban­ Fred Bradfield: Four’women In Mr*. Kathryn McConly returned Kvcnlng Clothes, Linda Hay­ to their home at Kalamo after ner that Stcpiien Mulder of Has­ ’ ardi (moisture, dust shock). ward. Linda Dewey. Sharon spendtag the Winter with their tings had been invited to Join Phi All precision-perfect WiltJacobs and Paulette Woods; sen and grandson and family, Eta Sigma, a Freshman honor nauers haw shock-guard pro­ Health Inspector. Al Lockner; Mr. and Mr*. Robert Philips. fraternity at MSU. Stephen is a tected, 17 jcvs-ul movements. i The Concierge. Dclorls KlngsMr and Mr*. Fred Stile* from grandson of Albert Reeser Con­ ibury: Theresa, Sharon Jacobs: Battle Creek spent the weekend gratulations! * Local friends of Pierre Henri. Gene Trantham; with Sam Buxton while Mr. and Othtr Wlttnaurr't from ' Babette. Mendl Llceaga; Philippe Hurless home in Hastings for some $27JO to $85 I Duval, Gary Boyce; Passenger*, their cpttage at Brody Lake near time, will be intcre.-tn! to know Choru* Members and Well Wlsh- Morley * Judy Philip* spent cts. Choru* Member*. JEWELERS Saturday night with Karen Shipp of the week to the Alleniing heme ! The band and chorus members of Delton The two girls and at 522 S. Broadway. He is about 118 W. State $♦. ! uoud like to thank the admmls- Mona Monica. Slgrtd Johnson, : nation, faculty, janitorial staff. Cathy Smith and Betsy Mudge : and Mr. Howard Heisler for their carried their dinner to Lake cooperation In making this mu­ Michigan Sunday where they en­ sical o great success. joyed an outing at the beach. * *//y Mra. W. II. Chericman erelt Couch from Dowling, Mr. and Mra Dale Miller and family from Hastings. Mrs Ed Brunt Coming events in the South and Myra attended the wedding of Bonnie Miller, daughter of Maple Grove E.U.B. Church will Mr. and Mrs. Royal Miller, of be: Friday evening. May 7, at Corunna to Stanley Brunt, son 7:30 when Robert and Nancy of Mr and Mr*. Ed Brunt of Benham show the slides they South Lacey, Saturday at two o'clock in the Juddville Metho­ mllltary service. Refreshment* dist Church. A reception was afterword*. Nancy la the du ughheld in the church social rooms immediately following the wed­ ding. Daughter Banquet wUl be served. Thursday the women from the * Last Saturday the Safety Pa­ Banfield Methodist Church are trol ot Pleasantvlew Schoo! went to attend the annual District to Detroit to see the Tigers and meeting of the Women's Society Boston play ball. Ethan Winters Carefree convenience of welded of Christian Service which will drove the school bus. Mr. and be held in Grand Rapids. * 0n Mrs Clifford Moody and Mr. April 24. Mr. and Mrs. Harold and Mrs. Wayne Page ai*o went insulating glass Gray of Olivet called on Sam making 22 who made the trip. Buxton. Mr. and Mrs. Marie May 8 is the date for the Farm Dunn and family from Maranall Bureau group to meet nt the also called on the group In the Fuel-cod saving, of 15% and more evening. W Mr. and Mr*. Fred Rhodes arc Uie parents of a 5 Prey have moved to their Fair pound. 124 ounce gid born at Lake home for the Summer. * Pennock Hospital Tuesday. April 37. Congratulation*. * Mr and Improved bM ince design for lifeMrs. Carter Brumm of Vermont- MU1’ ???; T“" ■" lunrK hH w,,r- [Gdrasa' *nd Woodland to help’ -Olive, became atartned and with - celebrate the happy occasion in• 1 I afternoon I A beau^ifuf wedding cake was1 'cut and served by the daughter*,: beautiful b.mt and place* tn the!The older granddaughter, served1 MlddltrUIc area sliow hl* handl-, the coffee and punch, while the‘ wo* (younger granddaughters took' In addition to tm wife, he tai core of the guest books The survived by two sons. Dr. Jack IgraiidMuur had cliargc of the’ Chase of Grand Rapids and Bnice 1 cloakroom. , Bert Biuh of Saginaw, and seven ■ Hower* and gold candle* Several। grandchildren. " ‘ । gift* were received although "no, Services were held Saturday at gifts" had been requested und the Beeler Funeral Htxne with the Tlasli bulbs were flashing nt Rev. Harold Taber officiating BujtSrt^Uke “wsL. Mr’ n— • «. r.. !i’.L,?,? | Moose on the Go [ mr. * tur. w Jeoffrey ueourcy Haley usury of oj Lansing umsing was a Saturday guest at Mrs. * There will be Glenn Pufpaff. ★ a Barryville 4H meeting Satur­ day night. May 8. ncrvicrn wvrv i«*u - •-•••­ Monday from the Vermontville Congregational Church for Emrat Enw D. la Fleur, 74. of 10848 Vermont­ ville Highway. The Baumann Hurt in Crash Rev. Lain Manker received word j and Evelyn (Abbott, LaFleiir On Aug. 28, 1011. lie was married in their winters tn Florida, were in­ Vermontville io Mary Shepard. volved in an automobile accident en route to their home here include * san. PlUllip. *t bun”': » daughter, Mra. Virginia Furlong at swiped a truck and careened across Nashville, and six grundchddrrn the highway tn front of the BuuThe Rev. Leonard Maunder offi­ ciated *t Monday's services, and burial wo* made Ln Woodlawn Mr* Bauman turtered a cracked Cemetery. Vermontville. hip, a broken left arm and other The three doubles pasted by senior outfleldyr Jim Fuller. Ot­ Glasgow at 1 ter Lake. In a single game this traction for Spring stand a* a Central Michi­ i gan University single game recbadly damaged. lend; PUMPS Let a Sta-Rite Aqua Mite Utility Pump Do Your Work For Only s39.50 (A $49 50 Value। Capacities to 22 Gallons per Minute Use as a Sprinkler Pump Easily Portable High Speed Self Priming Empties Flooded Basements and Boats Dr. A. E. Dahlman LEWIS ELECTRIC (Clov«rd<rt«> PHONE 623 5381 Open 8 A.M.-9 P.M. Why Were ANDERSEN Banfield - Vicinity NARROLINE Windows WITTNAUER Used in the New Parkview Motel? Dunhain For Mother's Day-May 9,h Because Andersen NARROLINE WINDOWS are the easiest operating, most weathertight, most maintenance- free double-hung windows ever built they offer these important advantages: to cherish, always**' Check Your Account Number at MILLER'S ... It may bo worth money to you! This Week . . . Account No. 4079 is the Lucky Winner of $5.00 Credit toward any purchase hero. FOR PAYMENT ON ACCOUNT- lit W. Stat, Bellevue wepc dinner guests of man home Sunday Mr. and Mrs Donald Leonard of Mr*. Josephine Cheescman ha* Halbert Road. The dinner was a returned from Florida. She spent birthday dinner in honor of Leo Thursday night with the family of her daughter, the Muri Janlce Peuko Carroll flew Dunns, near Marshall Her home Thursday from Munich, grandchildren, Marvin and Nyla Germany, where she has been Dunn, gnd Dnrrold Clieeseman. with her soldier husband. Curt.. were --------her— weekend -—™ guests. ouuyifir Sunday ■ dinner guests were the Victor ice shortly. * August Soya 1*i Schantz family and Mr. 'and Mrs. staying with the Walter Soya, Muri Dunn. Mr. and Mrs. Orfamily. He will later make hl*i vllle Purcell were Sunday eve­ home with the Rudolph Soya, nlng guest*. family. * Mr. and Mrs. Homer Gunn are building a new home When Michigan State opens its on their property. * Congratula­ IP® football campaign against tions to Judy Philip*, daughtcr UCLA it will be the flrat regular trf Mr. and Mr*. Robert Philip*, who ranks third scholastically In See Jerry Johnson's New PARKVIEW MOTEL North Broodway Across From Tyden Pork During OPEN HOUSE Thursday, Moy 6th or on Friday or time, finger-timoperation Saturday of FOR FURTHER INFORMATION This Weekend STOP IN OR PHONE Barry County Lumber Co N. Jefferson Hastings Wl 5-3431 �State, Federal Agencies Pool Tax Information Hastings Public Library Located Corner Court and Church Streets n. i. nixojj. District. Director of the Internal Revenue Service.1 Library Hours: of Michigan. that a Joint agree­ ment has been executed provld-1 Ing for an exchange of tax information between t lie two agencies. Under terms of the agreement tiw Internal Revenue Service will make available to authorired reprwenutivea of Uie Stalo In­ formation reported to them on specified federal tax returns. Tuesday and Thursday Uon of the various Stale tax law* j Nixon and Lock empliaslzcd that information thua obtained would be used only for tax purpones and pointed out tliat both departments are bound by statutory recrecy provisions which will prohibit improper use of ties would be discovered, k u anticipated that both Htote and federal govemmenta *IU frotn thc aiffwnent. Michigan become* the 38th State 10 execute ouch an agreement, a,u1 Nixon and Ixxrk stated that ‘he program had been of mutual advantage* In the other states. Monday, Wednesday anti Friday 12:30 lb 8:30 p.m. 12:30 to 6 p.m. Delton Methodist Mother-Daughter Banquet May 8 Members of the Drtton Metho­ dist Women's Society of Chris­ tian Service completed plans for their annual Mother - Daughter banquet at their general meeting Wednesday. Tije program for Uie banquet will feature Mrs Wayne Ingold of Wesley Park Methodist Church of Grand Rapids Being a mother and an ardent church member, she has been called on to give many dramatic readings and mother - daughter banquet Saturday 12:30 to 6 p.m. Rev. Charles Manker of ICala- ed to file complete returns with In Kalamazoo Mn. Roger Williams will act as toastmhtrcas Mr* John Decker wiU give the tribute to the daughters and Miss Gall Herbert will give the response The banquet will be served at 6:30 Saturday, May 8, In the high school cafeteria. Mn. Earl Bever. president, presided at Uie general meeting, New offIcen for the coming year were elected. Mrs Harold Braford presented a program on "Mothers of Other Cultures.** The hostess committee, Mrs Wilbur Sager. Mra. James Fran­ cisco and Mn. Elvert Mott of Banner Adi Benefit YOU! CHECK OUR HOME & PROPERTY LISTINGS A Wide Choice of Homes and Real Estate of All Types A GOOD HOME IN THE FOURTH WARD with two bedrooms upstairs and down a living room. $7,500.00 Wl HAVE TWO CABINS ON CLOVERDALE LAO b M-43 AT CLOVERDALE, w.ll Mil or rent; __ ____ .1 __ i i_ r.ezrn___ ____ .■ $11,500.00 A NEARLY NEW HOME IN THE TAFFEE ADDITION, has three nice bedroom, and full bath and closets on upper level, and on the next level a living room, dining room and kitchen, carpets and ’$22,000.00 A REAL GOOD. COMFORTABLE HOME IN TH$ 4tk WARD in an excellent loeation. near schools, haf iter heater, one ---.$M0040. 'stall garage with shop attached' Ha8fing8 Banner ® following Internstlng tetter WM entertained tn one Mich hnnw. 1 _ , received front Dr. William H. The daughter playtd- for us Cfirilivtll " IMrigel. former paMor of U» number* from Chopin. Bach and I *■“ V/«rM»V«8 First Methodlrt Church, here. Debussy six- luu won a schol- ’ Q f Rf.ff,,] Dr and Mra Helrlgel. rt Uto arahlp In piano at JuIUarda tni^sssWr time Uw totter wax vrtam, were New York beginning UUs Fall i J J..,,,, about at Ute half-way point of i Malaysia to the beauty »p« of aUCCCBS their *wld. They are busy making i a variety of booth* plus an kle I of Sokarno of Indonesia. aecure jCarnival at the Community Build। under the umbrella of England ' Ing on Saturday, May I. I and AiiAtiaills WHen ftew . « . — _ .. ... Bannt-r reader*. - ---------------------- jAisusuntc 1UT were nenn rcma. !>*r Richard: | Bangkok tn Tlsalland to where; Mary Alice Lockwood. Marjorie Today we begin tho everybody smllm at everybody. ' Kilmer. Joan and Diana Cole, Mr. iudf ol our Journey’ around the They have tievrr been *1 war and Mra Iz>ckwood. Mr*. William world and It la a good time to and thr7 nijd at no one. Phillip*. Diana Phillipa and their operated boqjlw. and tK? ** BJT1'rfd ln Ddhl- Thl* h U» Capitol of Indi* and M I write p.m. Within a short Urn* boy* and are swarmed with them; ten* of , . . th,.Q_n.1 girls had accumulated gold flsh. The Nashville Chamber of State Police Plan Michigan Week Open House Temple for a dinner meeting, compliments of Consumers Pow­ The Michigan State Police will er Company hold their ninth annual open President Harvey Wilson con­ ducted the business meeting and IB. Hospitality Day of Michigan pointed out the Importance of Nashville area residents re-regt*terlng for the Friday night bank night drawing. A zoning committee headed by Harry Johnson, ssitsted by George Wilson. Loren Dingman and George Vogt, has been ap­ Proem calling at the port pointed and will ae delving into the pros and conslof village zon­ ing. . I Three representatives of Con­ sumer* Power Company from the Lansing office, Ned Walters, lighting engineer; Norm Gruber, .... ZL Aye., on Sff.Sf’JS. “SJt XT'S Tltc Clarence Gildings vlsi'.wl Slone to still 111 and Hal Nicely and Cindy Nicely of Uie Pine Lake Club. The Coat* Grove Club had Uie ren Meads of Banfleld Sunday, through Saturday, May 33. PhUtpplnra are down at the hral 5° and deteriorallntr. HongKong to £31^11 taSS— indescribable only that It 1* ^?’’““. rJhf something out of a storybook.|°**D*'I fabulous in spots, and jammed With people, living in shack* of *2. u corrlgated Iron or thatched bamtn t^’uw boo on the hilUldea or tram- *uW«eu to tie the super-duper Pyoceod* from the Carnival will if There aren’t too many people the same day, but that to exactly We are fortunately both well. what the Garth Florlas did on Cordially. Saturday. They accompanied the Myrtle and William Helrlgel Charles Murphys In their plane to Athens. Ala., leaving at 2 pm. tenament to Cour storied and and had dinner at th* Isome of houses two thousand people.____ _______ _______ Glenn Murphy, returning home Everybody works, some tn home ... WT Saturday night . ' Visiting Mrs F W. Moxon on Plante and aiUpbulldtng. Tbe'-,, markets are wbhd famoos andrXiy IlirPPtmHZ since It is an open port, one may O1A 1711 CCIU1 B Moeggenberg and daughter, ot St. buy anything that Li for sate In I A ran[11!1, for y,,. propo^j *ny i”"! <WOrid Tf?f*'Civic Art Artlvity grouper the blocks of cells, eight to a room, ten by twelve frrt. Tile flat roofs of these Unamenta are ofteri Versatile, Wonderful Stereo by New Civic Art i^^’J^^aiActivity Names Ihro Hastings area wa* held Tuewlay, In beautiful homes In the;reek* April 37, with 33 In attendance Bliss Renames Directors at Annual Meet gard to the future of thia group and a possible location of Its Evadlne Fox. Betty Hammond. Bernadette Doty, Dr. Douglas Castleman, Dr. Robert Huebner and Joseph Shaver. held Typewriters & Adding Machines For Sale or Rent only ’129” It’s a portable component stereo system Precision ’isalanred" comtxinent*. plus 18 peak watts of musk- power, give thia V-M stereo true, big-set lone and realism! Three hondeame units join into compact 27 lb portable. Include* new V-M 4-Spred ‘Stcre-O Matk-''* Record Changer . . . twin duxl-apenkcr enclosure* that can b»j placed up to HI ft. apart .. ^piamond Stylus -1' ruitnm-iiound" control*. ■ Repair Service SCHADERS BU Company at — their annual ■ m - — .... V—-W — —— — — II. I.KIIIIIWC VWXX««« ■» ■ pm., with meeting in Ouiton. Ohio, ap- the board members reporting In proved a proposal to reduce' regards to the charter, dues, capital by retiring «610 shore;, members, etc.. of 8180 cumulative convertible j Refreshment* were served by ‘ ' 1 Ctiarloa Fox. 126 W. State Office Supplies $13,600.00 M-,—— Nashville Chamber Hosts Vermontville Group on May 12 T ampes wave over the American a Saturday -py. Qnurtt embassy la every hour. Mx> Bea Murphy of Vicki Blnuan, R1 Hastings. of the . winner of the portable TV set. tendent. provided the program They made some tnlcre*tlng Vicki Baum. Hl Hasting*. of the demonstrations and showed Aims f. Columbia Coats Grove 4H Club. The Prince Of various types of lighting for was Charles LaBln. R2 Middle- home - lighting, commercial and streets. pheated by cows, calves, bulls The next meeting will occur the most points on their booths. on May 12 with the Vermontville Chamber m guests. The commit­ laPotnte Is hopeful the response and Dr. Julie Heston from tee will include Leon Ackett, Hu­ n was on duly and we Runners-up were Oall Potter bert Lathrop. Earl Furlong and The Michigan Stat® flag as Michael Appelman. ” Monroe tides for rale ore Items of food displayed in the open and on tho ill. Mra ^THEWEEK next level basement with hot water furnace fired with gas. attached two * intercom, built In, has a patio on beck >0 x 24’. all on a full lot and alt for ... The Helrigek Tell About -i"— — Music Center 138 W. State Wl 5-4284 type living room wit excellent location for------...................___________________________ ...$20,000.00 treasury. A REAL NICE APARTMENT HOUSE IN WOODLAND, two apartment.$11,000.00 95-ACRE FARM IN' HASTINGS TOWNSHIP, with house with six room, and bath, garage and tool welts on farm, also 15 acres of woods. 60 acres of work land, for...$12,500.00 A NICE BUNGALOW ON GASKILL ROAD AT MIDDLE LAKE, has living room, large kitchen with k~x.------ I.-,L- .-.1._ ____ t_____ tar , . ' good well, septic tan for Hastings Schools .$7,500.00 ANOTHER BEAUTIFUL HOME AT ALGONQUIN LAKI, large living room with fireplace, carpet and Lyfe Fife. Lester Olnsburg. Stan­ ley C. Hope, MUo B. Hopkins Hannon Hugo. Milton G. Hulme, Oswald L Johnston. George Perrault. Jr, Prod Sear Is and Leonard Spangcnberg. I don't use a Bank) What a SQUARE I meeting. At a directors meeting all of50 foot dock, for -------- ------------- -------------------- --............................$26.000,0<j AN EXTRA NICE HOME AT ALGONQUIN LAKE, all on one floor, with large living room, with fire- Announced earlier this month were flrot quarter sales of 832­ 263.073 as compared to 829,134,­ 136 for the same period of 1964 Net Income for the quarter num siding, has lots of closets, panellhg woodwork In living room, a beautiful new two stall* garage. •D hr --$20,000.00 preferred dividend requirements compared to 8840.442 or 30 cents A REAL NICE BUNGALOW all on one floor, has living room, two bedrooms, kitchen with dining space, full basement, au.omatic gas beat, and has attached garage, for.....x...$9.500.00 TWO COTTAGES ON CLOVERDALE LAKE with 210 feet on lake frontrge and the lot is 200 feet deep. i. ,r.k> lu.as <*<------ i.l. ._ __ ...i.L .L_ _________ .._ SIXTY ACRES OF BARE LAND e«cep(ing one small lot for $6,000.00 BUSINESS LOCATED RENTAL PROPERTY in good badness district which rent, for $150.00 per mo.'foe $8,400.00 A NICE HOME IN WOODLAND VILLAGE, has throe bedroom, upstair, and one bedroom down. I.ving room, dining room, kitchen and bath, library, good basement with oil fired hot water heat, has two stall garage, full lot foe $7,200 A REAL NICE VERY COMFORTABLE HOME IN THE FOURTH WARD HASTINGS, has two (car­ peted bedrooms up and down, a living room, one bedroom, dining room, kitchen, full bath, full basement, with gas heat, garage. Is Insulated, and has storm windows and screensSt. 500 B110,000.000 compared to 891,000.­ 000 al Dec. 31, 1964, and 000.000 al the end of 1963. TYE?” Think of what you miiB whan your set is broken A RIAL SWEET BUNGALOW IN THE SECOND WARD,with living room, dinette, two bedrooms, kit­ chen and full bath walk out basement, garage with breezeway, automatic gas furnace, carpets and drapes go with It, has storm windows and screens_________________________________ $13,000 BUNGALOW ON M-37 WEST OF TOWN, on nice Urge lot: has li $1,500.00 ANOTHER GOOD BUY IN THE 4th WARD. Hastings, has two nice bedrooms with closets upstairs ’ $10,000 A REAL GOOD. YEAR 'ROUND HOME RIGHT ON LEACH LAKE, has living room, throo nice bedrooms. from water’s edge to highway, has permanent dock and a pontoon boat and a 16 ft. start fishing boat, heater and electric range, this place has only been built ■ few years. all for --.$12,600.00 Wl NOW HAVl'LIINAAT3 PLAT ON BIG CEDAR LAKE, VIRY RIAlONABLY PRICED ANp WIU SIU ON LAND CONTRACTS. r We repair and Doing biiiinei* with H.C.B. is the best way to build up your credit standing in the com­ munity. At H.C.B., you know you're getting service that's on the level, and wo never tack on hidden charges. A GOOD HOME CLOSE IN IN HASTINGS, has two bedrooms, hall and full bath upstrtro and down one . 5.250.00 TWELVE (12) NICE LAKE FRONT LOTS on Algonquin Shores, priced from $1,000.00 to $2,000.00 m. DUE TO RECENT SALES WE NEED NEW LISTINGS CENTRAL RADIO A TV HOWARD TRUMBULL Wl 5-9187 & Wl 5-5992 228 N. JeHsrsoe Hnstinqs Cilq Bniih MEMBER: Federal Deposit Insurance Coloration HASTINGS SALESMEN ESTATE DKER SxEKSE Hastings, Mioh. Carl Niethanyir Homo Phone Wl 5-3004 Richard Slocum Hemo Rhone Wl 5415* WE CltJSE AT NOON ON SATURDAYS Friendly, Neighborly Service for 77 Continuous Ymtb. �Naw Public Site for Sportsmen •cats Edge Everett • 25th Relays Crown Ionia Invades Johnson Field for Thursday Game Thursday aft* Hoatuiga nigh______ . . , Ionia m a 4:30 game which could ftrtnoe UUe. M Lakewood Thursday, defeating More Honora for Hick Andrews ltllTlJu.1 LT.ZLt. valuable performer" on MamuoUo University'* wrestling team. 8th Thursday to hand tho Orecuachool'a wreaUtag squad. Bulldog* m first place in the loop o.andlng*. seated annually by the Bagtea Club of Milwaukee to Manjuetlc's captained the MU vmtUng vuicrta live hlU. 140 TH. UIi.H HUKUl 1 T1IE CHAMPIONS—The Bailie Creek Bearcat* sped to their second Hasting* ReUy* championship Saturday; edging the defending champion, Lansing Everett. HHS Athletic Director are Carl English. Henry' Bradock, Sylvester Malone. Pete Jenney, Dean Cey, Ardeli Carton. BUI Miller, Dale Martin. John Mac­ Donald. Coach Clarey, Woody Carr, Brian Gifford, Arnie William*. Dl*TAJttm. MLOLEY , | A*Ne*e & * IK" ICTUIU IU fine Chartotte High athlete, won • feet. * Inch; Fred Bchnarr of Everett woo the poto vault at 12 1WO-MILB XBLAT— C.ulrai <Dr*a C»r. DU* Softball League Meet May 13; Organize 16 , Seek Umpires • ; • ■ ■ The Hastings Softball Assoclatian Is to meet at 7:30 pm. Thursday, May 13, Ih Room 306 at Hastings High School, Presi- IArmchair Teams in ‘Y Baseball Leagues jfllnlrcd into four leagues for play th Bob Kteify youth CouncUPersons qualified to umpire are YMCA Sata^fajr aiming base­ also urged by Reynolds to at­ ball leagues. The teams follow: tend along with players. League play«u to start at 7 Braves—Glenn Cota. Captain. pm. on Monday, May 34. Tom links. Gordon Robinson. IX»n'‘Kcnfi«dK Jeff Chandler, kfike Oarrboa.l Jeff Miner. Rick Cardinals—Gary Robbc. Cap­ tain. Jerry Baxter. Steve Strick­ land. Dave Fiaher. Greg Martin. Mike Root. Craig Cumbow, John Tripp, Jerry McKelvey. Met*—Rick VanDenburg. Cap­ tain. Dava Coleman. Rex Hook. Leo Hammond. Sandy Rogers. Tom HAhn. Chester Cramer. Billy Rupright, Bruce Newton James Pryor. Mike Hart. Robbie Castlein. Gregg Crawford. Tyler Guernsey. Rick Birke, Ron Brad­ ley. Bill Johnson. _____ Outdoor Trail Trail —Michigan —Michigan — drew 1,740,011 licensed’sportsmen dur­ ing the 1964 fiscal year to boast of Uie Uilrd largest force of registered hunters and anglers In the Nation, according to figures tabulated by Use US. Depart­ ment of Interior. There were 942,836 hunters, a shade behind front • running Pennsylvania In 178581 hunting licenses, permits und stamps produced a paccsetung revenue figure of 35,037,­ 915. California had the largest army of licensed hunters und fishermen, with Minnesota sec- The Conservation Department's final report on .Michigan's hunt- and small game seasons showed Uiat 10 sportsmen were killed add another 364 wounded. There Walt Reed is Jri*le Victor Saxons Win Here is the latest addition to Lower Michigan's lineup of 60-plus state gaiac area* managed by the Conservatinn Department for public hunting and other outdoor recreation. Located in Tuscola and Sanilac counties, the 4,000-acre tract mapped out here was recently dedicate^ for acquisi­ tion as the Cass City state game area by the Conservation Commission. This action set the project's boundaries, but most of the area still must be acquired by the Department before it will be open to public use. Except for one small block of-purchuscd parcels shown In black, l.nW^ within the a tea remain privately owned. When more lands become state ownedfthe new area is expected to be a popular spot among sportsmen and recreationists, especially those from Flint, Saginaw, and Bay City. These three cities, with an urban population of over 348,000 people, lie within a 43­ mile radiua ol the Caaa City site. Mich. Dept, of Conservation , The Hastings High track team, which nipped the Lakewood Vik­ ings In a dual on Johnson Field Wednesday of last week, were Southeastern Cubs slated to go to Charlotte this Wednesday and Friday are to Receive Awards travel to Grand Ledge for A 5 pm. triangular. Members of Cub Pock 3175 Next Wcdnreday Coach Bob held tfibir mahthly meeting at S<mhe(utern Bthool on Wednes­ The West Central Conference day night. April 28. This wax the first meeting since the pack re-registered for Lakewood won three field: i-a -n,* events, Uie 880 relay, Uio mile, • e l*65 b0 >car' T,le ncw °nl’ hAH-mile and the 1M and 22o «« bx>k charge of the meeting, dashe* to accumulate Uh pointe U l.hc ^**5* to Hastings' 5f urrr' Hlu11 Lepard b tiff awards Walter Reed won Uie century' ^7“" U in 105 and Uie 220 In 232 and U1C InsUtutlonal representaUvc. also won Uie pole vault posting I Eldine DcVault, who is Uie hi* triple win. He also ran the | committee chairman, served as Mn. Larry Murphy's Ural ley on the winning 880 relay ! "cub “u master. - ** — -------den conducted the opening flag _________________________ ____ aou* and about 13 percent above [peaday. Charlotte defeated Althe State's 10-ycar average. Ac- raB> 60-49; Grand Ledge swamped counting for port of this was Uie I st. Johns, 71-38, and Ionia fact that Michigan fielded more I downed Greenville, 71-38. jiunters than Uie year before,__ '• —-■ •Ledge ------------ ----- ••Harold — Grand speedster with 1964 license sales rising by Olds also won the century tn 105 about 51506. The record shows Morgan catching. Foul Lubiensccxi got two or the baxons' 1 hila. Including - •*—•JO'Donnell scored In the sixth. Hastings scored six runs In tha fourth inning on three hila, four Coach Bob White's vUlung lads. John Nixon liurled the been rssurfecsd for ths mound and finished tlie game. and reconditioned. league thia Thursday and gore over Hillsdale Ude A skit, "Bird Charades," wa* put on by Mrs. Norman Bogart's ytar marked the first time he'd Central Michigan University den. The boys who participated annually holds four high school were Ricky Bogart, Rod Bow­ man. Ken Dingledinc,*Steve Graham, Dale Keeler. Dave' Fishing. less from the gun that did Uie cldente. the distance from gun arm accidents occurred when shooters hit other hunters while fifing at game. Some of Uie ricums were caught by gunfire as wcapaua were swung onto game targets: others werr shooters' sight. . . . Indians — Wes VandenBurg. Captain. Dick Arnold, Steve Merrllie, Jim Cumming*. Thane OsSHOT PUT—Ckata Jorilu till <1 troth, Jack Misak. Jim Hrelerly. Dave Tripp. HIGH ItniP-Bircaa (L> Yankees — Bill VandDenburg, Captain. Steve Steward, Dave Kraft, Marty Will, Dick Francuco, Wayne Miller. Steve Bow­ en, Dale Wilson. Twins — Mouse Reynolds. Cap­ Bob Sensiba headed a field of tain. Rick Morgan. Phil Gasper, Eric Thompson. Sieve ProclMi, erent Friday night at the opening Dave Kucmplc, Curt Gould, Gary Halier. Tigers—Elmer Smith. Captain, Chilck Suntheimer. Marl DenBlUjSlil- lds of Battle Creek ww> Hint Central edged Uw second. Don Newberry tlilrd, Dick '49-43.. In Clara A. and 1 Dave Myers, Jim Garrison, Dan­ ny Curtis. fourth. Jerry Peloquin fifth and B Saturday to win team champlonahlpa in Uie 25th annual Gordon Blssctt was sixth. 6th Grade League Central Michigan University RcPinks —Ldwis Sherman. Cap­ tain. Spencer Goodyear. Ray El­ Tom Kearney of Bloomfield lis, David Armour. Mike Bradley. Hills ran a 4:309 mile in Clara A Marty Haywood, Steve Goodson. und Dennis Wilder of North Mus- RD Vassar's Rob Johnson tossed Brownell. Bill BurghdolT, Don berry third. the shotsa reeprti of 58 feet, six Cook. Jeff Rodek, David Haight. Larry Lawrence todk the 6-lap inches in Class B, and North Wayne Birman. zdash tn 1:37.09, Dutch Grendell Muskegon's Dean Roscnburg pole vaulted to a record height tain. David Godfrey. Mark Chose, of 13 feet, six Inches. Jerry Wood. Jeff Hoke, Ray Bol­ Shlels the third in 2:4545. Norm Apsenail and Dutch ton. BUI Goggins. Central Michigan University Walkers—Tim Clarey. Captain. Grendell turned over. 1mu> won or -oharod two Inter­ Ritchie Adams, Bob Jarow, Du­ ane Miller, Mike Freeland, Steve state Conference baseball eluunMix. Mike Hubbell. ____ ______________ _ _______ ptonshipa, cUUming the title outthe opening of tlw GtUesbun.' right In 1963 after n Ue In 1957. ftfMedway Saturday night had I " .g ■ leopards—Mark Haines. Cap-" thn fa aterf qualifying time of | Dave Keillta, NAXA A11tau>, Bcolt Deneau. Doug Weltoti,'• 1730 and won the fast car dash. American and Most Valuable Tom Steward, Mark QstroUi.Bob’ Dick Hrekman Al Levwme. <« U»a 1964 CwHml Gorhuni, Mark Curtis, Archie Hany Foota and Quinton Craig Michigan Unirendty bnsetaUl Barton. Drtxjp Along; — Chris GtiEge-. vtm brat winners and Poole took mo». Captain. Bob Bhmnway? Ed McKeough, Rich Rohde. Mart "------------ ------------- Dave Haller, to Hoffman. Wolverine*—Rocky Baty, Cap­ tain. Steve Capers, Bruce Halm. Ray Adams, David McGuire. Don Myers, Phil Curtis, Tom Joao*. AFTERNOONS. Bob tr Mickoy Lambert HASTINGS BOWL INC. Woodland at Michigan BANNER WANT ADS FAT! HuUaf*-L*k««oe< • i!orV£*>id&Jnu*D<uts — r»re» do ixa What Beat the POPULATION GROWTH between 1961 and 1963 Flint Central Title na HIP BUNKS Opsti Bawllag SATUR­ DAYS^ AND SUNDAYS ons and tliosc of their hunting gun victim wounded himself. Also, for every three hunters •'iToAes M’ ■ The higgt-ai taking ren­ ted in the biggest CahtM^ atata-tatbecomlry! Thou- SHARPEN UP YOUR GAME and Craig Vondette received their Wolf Badges. Randy Pyle received a Gold Arrow, and Slave 4H Dog Care, Johnson. Kevin Laubaugh and Craig Vondette each received Training Class one Silver Arrow. Dale Knicker­ bocker received tils one year Enrollment Open service star. Dale Keeler received Hastings 4H Dog Care ___ and hu Bob Cat ptn al the Febru­ Training daxs is open for sum­ ary pack meeting. The meeting mer enrollment until May 26 ended at 8 pm. with Mn. MurThe May 12 meeting will be pliy's den conducting Uie clos­ held at the 4H Camp al Algoning ceremony. Anyone Interested in this Sensiba Wins Feature as Local Racew'ay Opens FISH WIN! FOR FUN end HEALTH bell started for Middleville and Springer, Dan Taggart and Doug Bob Cat pins were awarded to Ron Bowman, Ken Dlngicdme. Steve Graham, Dave Springer, Dan Taggart and Doug 'Taggart. BOWLING Hastings SPEEDY WASH and COIN-OP Laundromat PROFESSIONAL DRY CLEANING MRVICE The answer is RADIO. Today there are 18% more radios thon people! Listening is up, too. It’s just under 25 hours per radio home per week. Across the country that's more than 1.2 billion listening hours a week against4.1 billion listening hours in Radio's "peak year before Television of 1948. HASTINGS IS LIVING RADIO the sound erf (fear-round pleasure UP. TOO AND WBCH'S AUDIENCE IS GREATER THAN EVER! NEWS.^e WBCH Hastings-Barry County Radio Bri 12L- on your dial �Harbin 145-436. Delores Mater an Haywood 188-414. Ella Gillett 184-415. Bette Green 171-415 and Bally Moore 188-408. by Johnny Gurdhv AMF Staff of Champhnf Bowling WED. AFTERNOON LEAGUE Final Man dings: Makar's 874, Barry Co. Rsady Mix and Pow­ der Box tied with 84, Stanton's Bement 63, NeHI 584, Vita Boy 66, Shirkey's 51*4, BL Martin'S Floral 4*4. andOckerman's454. Louise Bahs rolled 202-539, Shir lee VanDenburg 184-531. Faye Allen 185-525, Sally VanDulne 181-610. Maggie Corrigan 178-40. Ruby Downey 184-466. Maxine Dipp 111-464, Pat Vogt 176-468, and Emma Magoon 176- For high Individual games Faye AJJen bowled 244, Shirlee VanDenburg 239. and Grace Al­ leging 231. High individual ser­ ies: Slilrlee VanDenburg 629, Louise Bahs 5M. Grace Allerding 578. High team games weja Powder Box 911. Solomon A: Bement 896. and Vita Boy 882. High team series: Stanton's Real Estate 3600. Vita Boy 2556 and Solomon Shop 76. V 5i J Mobil 11. Bender Gravel 68. Deputies 88. Hastings Aluminum Products 68. Hastings Corporation 66. Chsnows th Ma­ chine 66 4. Kaecheles 63. V Store 6114. Hastings Banner <1. Hasting* Electric 60. Viking Corp. 58, Caukin OU 55>i. Cansumera 54. Patton Monument 534 and Team 18 with 46. Louts Silsbee bowled 1M with a 527 total. Gordon Howe 113-508, Cecil Crummel 118-601. Mauri Greenfield 218-534, Ray Lund­ quist 181-551. Ron Benner 186­ 501. Denny Fredrickson 302-511. Galen Daniels 181-513, Paul Woodman 308-515, Al Stanton 203-209-549, Doc Mater 176-523, Maurice Adrlanson 116-504. Pete Kruger 176-501, Bob Morey 182­ 505. Bob Munson 228-230-583 and BiU Kntko 198-516. THURSDAY MATINEE Lots Kenyon picked up the 6-7-10 spilt to amaze Ute bowlers watching her. Bobble Handy had a 182-162-182 for a triplicate. High games and series were taken by Faye Allen with a 181­ 505. Betty Sheler 210-487. Gayle Durkee 152-440, and Henrietta COMMERCIAL MAJORS Cocnen 152-416. Standings: Sports Bar 77, Sev­ Standings: Hastings Motor en-Up 74, Welcome Tavern 715, Miller's Jewelers 70. Piston Rings Canada Dry 744. Crystal Can­ 68. Harwood's I.OA. and City dles 68. Smith i Doster 59 and Food & Beverage 665. Larke Ramblers 47. Buick 665. Roush Tailors 585. Montgomery Ward 825, AlutnlIIABTINQS MPG. LEAGUE huin Products 54 and Tyden Cor­ Sending 686 pins crashing into poration 32. Shannon Lydy with 221 - M3 and Jack Sheler with 245 - 600 Mfg. league Wednesday night of were high for the night. Bill last week—the fluai night of the Hackney had a 200-583, May­ nard Tucker 228-586. Art Oaliup maples with 236-246-2M as he 235-570, Joe Bennett 550, John led the teds. Floyd WUltem* Kaalnsky 324.578. Russ Haul came through with 215-584. Bob 212-580. Keith Craig 532. Glenn Mallteon MO. Mike Reynolds 548. Laubaugh 211-536. Joe Burk­ Aaron Sherk 211-566. Art Oaliup holder 204-554, Bob Steeby 218­ 204-543. Paul Bond 220-558, Dale 552. H. VanderMolen 211-540. Geiger 321-570 and Maynard Rod Newton 203-560. Merl Camp­ Tucker Ml. bell 543. Bill Bums 567, Honk Una! standings: Tool Room Keeler 332-557, John McLean St Casite 884, Courthouse Serv210-537. E. W. BLISS LEAGUE tem Shop 85, Pressers 58. Tough Final Standings: King Pins 84. Ouys 53. Pistons UH, JourneyFoundry 824. Side Floor 804. Red Crown 57. Can Ptent 86 ti. Lathe, Engineers and Core Room 54. Aaaemblers 53. Pattern Bhop Freeport the Department, under Its fu- launchlng sites and two bathing and Barry Havens ths singles honors with 628. Including handl- At $2.5 Million Coat management pi Spot Bowling and Pin Bowling. Many bowlars throughout tho country ask if it's better to bowl looking at the pins or at some spot on the lanes. I advocate spot bowling; that is, picking a spot on the strike everyil ball over the pins you are actually *—• bowling but you are at a spot some sixty feat sway. It la tatter to hit a target that's rioter. Look at the series of triangles that are located about 15 feet from the foul line and try to roll your ball over the second triangle from tha right. Yuu'Il find that ac­ curacy and better scores will follow. Smith of Lowen. Mrs. Delton Tyler, Ruth Ann and John. Mn. John Kowalcxyk and children of Alto ftobert BrilUngham and children Belcher of Battle Creek, a Mr. and Mrs. Don CUnton and family and children of Caledonia were Saturday luncheon guests of her mother. Mra. Sylvan Tagg. Rapids and Mrs. Lillian Ball of Newaygo were Wednesday visitors Boli Clinton rolled over the COO borrtek with a 283-222 for a 616 Clarksville were total. Pat Terpcnlng rolled a 202 for a series of 566. Gordie Howe it • few days 1 217-542 Larry Novak 188-538, daughter. Mra. Dale Cook Tuesday. * Mr. and Mrs. Date Dukes and boys visited Mr. and Mra. Prank Roundsvills roll your triangle, the path this spot and heads for tha pocket. If your ball Is In tho pocket, don't change. If you Faunce attended the Bth District VFW meeting in Holland Satur­ Bob Humphrey 182-538, Dale day. * Mr. and Mra. Howard Thaler Cappdn 216-592.* MD»«gladim 203-505. Pete Howe 230-543, Jean John Kaslnoky and Gladys Edareas with parking facilities, a 270-site campground complete ttage u to 15, with the tklas with three toilet-shower build- BOjng to Debbie Kennedy./Chuck county. togs, and a network ot winding amthelmer. Jack (Mouaaif ReynFresh off the Department's nature foot trails. drawing boards is a multiple rec­ reation project which would take 3t. Martin won the doubles with public thief Arthur C. Elmer. After undergoing refining touches In coming weeks. Uie Clinton county plan will be pre­ sented to Ute Conservation Com­ mission for consideration at its May 13-14 meeting in Lansing. Tentatively, the Department's MONDAY. MAY 19—BlsW7 JeM an proposal calls tor creating a 550koa. yatete chip*. tattered core. acre flooding by damming up the I Hastings High I Cafeteria Menu | sides providing new ftahtng wa­ ters. would also offer shoreline frontage needed to develop a State park that has been laid cut on paper to accommodate about 8,000 swimmers, boaters, campers and picnickers at one time. Planned boundaries of the Sleepy Hollow Impoundment and adjoining park, which ore still subject to changes, include Jason In intensive care but is comint Road on the south. Taft Road on the North. Shepardsville Road on If you see winged black In­ sects around your home, hidden worker termites may be damaging timbers, wood­ work and carpeting. To avoid coatly damage, phone for skilled inspection by Termlnlx, worlds largest In termite con­ trol. Service fully guaranteed. FREE INSPECTIONS Phone BARRY COUNTY LUMBER CO. Wl 5-3431 Representing _| tarns. 32 juniors and io sauora Oillesple 56. 0; Panfil 54. 4. Mac“This whole thing lx going to who 0^ th. maon. VXe’Lre^n^l Michigan State pttebre Jim LrtKi 54. 0; Cove 53. 3, G1lte«pte County Board of Supervisors and * graduate of the Kelwe stand ready to work with “« ’Uckory Corihem to come up with a recreaformerly hurled for the ctienoweth 45, 4. Goodyear 5J. ttonal facility of which they can Camp Lejeune. N. C- Marine 0; Mathews 47. 4. Martin 48. 0; once"-----------------------beat the Spar-) iGardner 54. 4. Winlck tt. 0: be proud and happy,” Elmerf—— —* '-----Spring training con- 1 11 ment, the combination lake-park would cost mors than 113 million for development. Appraised value of the sought-after tends adds SCHOOL CENSUS about another <700,000 to the De­ partment's total cost estimate. To Whom It Moy Concom: "This is to certify thot Mrs. Betty Ziegler. Mrs. Dorothy Hoke, Mrs. Betty Fisher. Mrs. Joon Bean. Mrs. Izolo Dunn, Mrs. Stanley Malcolm. Mrs, Ruth VonDenburg, Mr». Wayne Williams. Mrs. Helen Gonguillet. Mr». Rosemary Borton, Mrs. Corl.Lenx. Mrs. Lena Sutton, Mr«. Bernice Peake, Mn. Dorii Show­ man. Mra. Robert Stamm. Mra. Duane Sinclair, Mra. Nyle Knickerbocker, Mra. Shirley Gillespie, Mra. Herman Bessmer, Mrs. Maxine Tolles. Mra. Betty. Sanders, Mrs. Maurine Hamp have been officially engaged to take the school census in the school district of Hastings, B-l during the last 20 days of Moy 1965. R. J. GUENTHER. Sup». of Schoch Ford Wins Battle ofthe Sixes Mrs. Richard Bird and daughters and Mra. Sylvan Tagg were Mr., and ICs. Hany Barnard of Charlotte were Saturday dinner afternoon they visited Mra Ralph 52^ s’. Campbell 72.'1; Fisher 42, 4. James 48. 0. Lambert 46. 4, Bay 57. 0; Fisher 42. 4. Campbell M___ ■■ . ■■ n Dinner Adt Benefit YOU I Central Michigan University's senior tennis ace Tim McCor­ mick, Saginaw, has won three varsity letters in the sport and Mra. Charles King during the two Individual conference cham­ week. * Mr. and Mra. BUI Martin pionships._________________ and son of JfMttngs and Mr. and Mra mu CMt were Friday Visiters Comers. E. Miller 47. 4. McMillan 54. Of Aldrich 54.4. Roberta 53.0; Clarke Ing them flexible to bend with needs and problems that may tournament and for tlic regular chell 61. 2. Hamaty 47, 2; Lau- Starting this year, that fund la expected to provide Michigan tween Upton and Hollister roads with as much as <38 million for purchase and development of Tile total area, located in Vic­ outdoor recreation facilities. tor and Ovid townships, is part of an 11-square-mile watershed figure coming to this state may which would provide the im­ swell to 1100 millton. However, tills does not mean poundment with an ample sup­ ply of high-quality water, ac­ the 'State's money worries are cording to engineering studies of over in financing recreational projects; these federal grants the Department. must be matched either at the depths ranting between leas BurgtM. Mrs. Hetin- Myers. Mra Saturday overnight guests of Mr. Luther Sterxlck and Mra. Alton evening lunch guest. ★ Mr. and and Mra Ted Bini ot Middleville. Fish attended a Missionary eon- Mra. Merton Meaecar and chil­ dren were April 25 dinner guests Brethren ta Grand Rapid* y and Wednesday. termites area warning ulvUlon ot Hasting* c<1Unlr>. Club's Monday evening golf league. Monday's result*: eompletely S 11 Meaecar. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Bird and daughters spent a weekend bowling tournament Saturday and panted Bill Pwtx-y and his mother. Sunday at Lansing. Mr. and Mra. Robert Brilting- Mra. Susie Forbey. to Rogers Plan him and children were Saturday to a Trailer siiow Saturday They evening visitors of Mr. and Mra. Dick WUltenu of Ba Itie Croak. * enjoyed supper In Newaygo. Nashville and Mrs. Florence Bicam and daughter. Jhclnia. of Cascade ■■ Division. Aiuiui -­ the White and George Cliend- miles northeast of Lansing about rtngira with 817. midway between Ovid and Laingsburg. —,-------— —.— .—CUMUM.-U MX mcrur nniuniioL, pr5[-r 44 * StTUUl »U, 9, The development site comes *fcort‘n« “ P”*"1 with Donna Brewer. Jerry Brewer. a 'l; 8hlrkey 47. 4. flaxthe flooding will be in eiPVC carr, Dean Lambert and ton 48. 0: Hiegel 53. 4. McAllister within the heart of a “lakeleM” sector of southern Michigan mrk tn Jlm F*rrlU wlanin« >««•«» 64. 0; FeldpauM'.h 56. 3. Christenwhere the Departments region­ 1963. with park development to wlth jQjg Doubles went to Rax sen 50. 2: Heston 48. 4. Thompson. wide efforts are pinpointed at adding 50 state lakes, averaging The actual lake building will 10O acres, during Uie next 10 begin in 1867. paupjh irr Bkgel 53, 2; Sexton. * Mr. and Mra. Jerry Poathumus of Alto were Sunday afternoon at the Medical Facility Friday. Of Golf League with our ptens but they are not^^ this can easily be dona. But you will find that In a short period of time yon will have become very accurate. Remember, it takes patience and practice to see results. urday evening visitor of Mr. and Mra. Robert Humphrey. * Mr. and Mra. Melvin MeDcnnid of Dutton Mra. Ben ChrUUe and daughter were Bunday evening visitors of Joyed a picnic at John Ball Park attended a birthday get-together Rundav * Mr 'and Mrs Merton Saturday evening for Mra. Wayne Floyd Duke* visited Mn Rose Fields of Caledonia. * Glenn Broport were Friday evening visitors vont and Mr. and Mra. George ■t Young Bowlers Receive Trophies Name Leaders After Tourney Preliminary plans of the Con­ servation Department to launch a major take-building program for public recreation in southern Michigan were unveiled in April before the Clinton County Board of Supervisors , Recreation Area tended a meeting ot the Birthday Stuart and children wen Friday enlbtMM Howard A. Tsnnee. He explains that the impoundmtatee"»robto^"ofwe*l coo-! Mayor Ftanklin Bsekwith pretrol and fish winterkill common- senud'trophies to this champions Rencountered ir1 aha tow takes 'of the American Junior Bowling T.nnr, - lu tlw take Will CK’' “ li* water ltah- ilMn‘luM “ 4 P-"1- a»turd*>' the Hostiiurs Bowl. northern pike to be planted.! Members of the team Which Rainbow trout wUl be stocked I won the Bantam Utte 8-12 ytaros an “interim" species during , old bowtera. wree Craig Martin, the to -Kathy Denny tiir nrrt ui>i year of the flooding to —v -Alter:. —— *■ — —-Lancaster. ————, nx«te** Aahtnv Roddv Tm-v. provide Iw. immediate fishing. Roddy Newton and Bob Terry. Approximately eight miles of Coached by Shirley and Fred shoreline will ring Uie take, five I VanDenburg. theti total was 2486 nr this ttimlra within the state Dennv I-ancastcr and Jerry La- State Eyea Public By Mrs. Sylvan Tagg U3 *««* P. 7S3-I Raber 238-522. Keith Chase 177­ 503. Chas. Kraus* 215-200-538. Ron Nash 181-516, Al Morgan 228-536. John Kaalnsky 210-516. Art Bennett 200-550. Gordon Dehnel 178-501. Rus* Hart 204­ 561. Jack Smith 189-501. »uoe Plan to Build Major Lake in Clinton County ORTHI Rhome orchard Spray Mrs. W. B. Wertman and family Hastings were Baturdsy evening of Ddton were Bunday dinner visited Mr. and Mra George Elliott Jeaae Blough. * Utile Kathie of Hastings Thursday. * Mr. and Blougti was a Friday overnight Mra. Floyd Grinnell spent Bunday with Mr. and Mrs. Richard JohnMrs. Clark Blanchard and daugh­ ters of Grand Rapids were Thura- urday visiters ot Mr. and Mra. Jerry Kyser in Battle Creek. * ert Newton. * Rev. and Mrs. Ralph Mr. and Mrs. Henry VanSyckle of Tweedy of North Adams were Frt- A MULTI-FURPOSE Newton visited Mrs. Arthur Fuller of Hastings Saturday. Arthur Fuller, Jr., of Grand Rapids wa* a Saturday visitor of ORCHARD SPRAY­ CONTROLS INSECTS AND DISEASIS ON FRUITS AND spent from Sunday till Saturday morning at Houghton Lake where he attended a UAW Spring School. attended the Rebekah visitation and Mra. Joanne Christy and daughter Wednesday visited Mra. BERRIES NEW FORD 240-CU. IN. SIX PROVED BEST OF BIG 3 IN ACCELERATION, PASSING AND FUEL ECONOMY TESTS! Hera’s proof that Ford’s new Big Six-America's biggest —outperforms standard Cheyrolot and Plymouth Sixes! Automobile Racing Club of America experts set up a 1200-mile run from Detroit, Michigan, to Daytona Beach. Florida. Performance tests along the course were designed to duplicate normal, everyday driving conditions. Test results below show that Ford's Big Six delivered superior performance ... the kind that will payoff In your kind of driving, tool BLAIR'S fans & Garden MICHIGAN TERMINIX TEST family Wl 5-5982 FORD PLYMOUTH TERMINIX®; COMPLETE LAUNDRY SERVICE a Saturday visitor of Mr. and Mra. Clair Cium. * Mi: and Mrs Willlatn Ridgeway of tho Navy are Family Bundles Damp Wash • Wash and Fluff Dry fe,'£i“afFbrdDealen We Finish Shirts. Fhrtwodc. Week Clethns Mrs Ridgeway HASTINGS HOME J2I S. Mkhlfra LAUNDRY Wl 5-4062 FISHER -HENGESBACH, Inc. 328 N. Michigan Hastings Wl 5-2421 �Dunham LEGALS Cloverdale - Hope By Mra. Stephan Oagood Card of Thank. and In Mamoriam ory Comcra on Thursday, April 30. to organise for summer projects Bunday coltera at tho Lowellyn After dUcuMlng Uie summer proj- and Joyce spent Ute weekend aaay a. ira. Their Family Robert Foster und family. Tho Sunday dinner guest of unite. * Mra. LcwUlyn WoodMra. Mildred Hill was her sis­ ter. Sylvia While. Mra. Hill also Foreat. Falconer of Hastings and Mr. and Mrs. Greytkm Hynes of Id Russell Geary of Wayland band, father and grandfather. William K. McLaughlin, who •oauiar*. l.id You arc not forgotten, loved one. IbMUa be IumIwM sad the U»4 the ceremony took place, with a iccepUon following. Congralula- lUrrr fi.IQl.1T. guest of her daughter, Mra. Enid Holliday of Birmingham, on a friends from diHerent Your loving smile, your gentle ■ »•» Sled liy Marr .1 K. t>»w«. rtilniitf. Wife, Children and Grandchildren Bfc«.r?'3».*S! E: Harbert and Everett Jobhaton lucky and Tennessee. They had breakfast one morning at Renfro Valley, went through Uie Tucka- eastern United Slates, and oilier places of interest. er and grandmother, Alice Hub-, Durfee It was Just one year ago to You left us here below. We often think about you By Mra. John Hook Letter of April 30: V. —— ■uural rigkto eutataaita* ta taint MtUat ar ta. putt •ta ba eal4 al gablra trad Facility for their won- Stands enshrined for us here, partmentt from Dalton. Hickory Borners and Prairieville, also your life. It reflect* like a mirror. Wordscould never cay. and all of the neighbors and tended a bowling* banquet ta Battle Crock Saturday night. * [ou’re in our hearts each day. So very sadly missed by her \ Children. Grandchildren, Great Grandchildren skating party at tho Richland Roller Rink. The committee will Croup singing led by the riRtant men’s quartet, Mr. Wolfe. East Doud Ruth Steele of Hillsdale. * Mra. Cox and children trcen Nashville Stdleck and family called at James Springer and family Wri­ Lloyd Owens' * Mra. Eunice lUr- Howard Moores Sunday. April IL coming from McOmb*. Mra. Harold Bpringtr visited Robert Gelman from BalUo SERVICE and REPAIR'GUIDE Clip This Guide—Keep It in o Handy Place for Future Reference children of Eaton Rapids were Ernie B&tcman und Joyce. PDlUCATIOIt OSDEX. bUta af Mkhtaaa, PraUta Cmul far lha Caaaiy of Barry. LEGALS of a bountiful dinner, Mt* which president, L. D. Stamm A nice crowd attended the shower for Nancy Brtxnela and enla. Mr. and Mra. Will Curd, McOmbcr district spent Saturday! .... m, Tom Gaylor Saturday night afternoon and night at Howard iA*JrU n- OUlcr caUera WCTB MrThey nxcivod many nice gifta. and Ms. Mra. John Ssri Ourd from CedroCedar Moore's Their parents. Mr. and asd They are to be married May 1, u iMxpltal patient in BaUlo Ui Hastings. * Mra. Rotter Davta vrccK. w sir. ana am Sunday * Tile Norris chliWUoox and family have bran “*s" , Shriber from Hastings spent Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and vacationing in Florida. ★ Also Saturday at Will Guida * Barry -----------; Mra Donald Chertey. * Mra. enjoying the Florida sunshine te1 utter of April Mi 1 Mra. Elwln Payne from Delton «i Do^ Corners. Arcide Woodman. lunch Mra. Lois Wickham Mrs. Edith Butolph CARD OF THANKS Tha Senior CittrasM mat U the Mrs. Nancy Larkin, Ferrlcte of R1 Dowling was prosent to abmr plc’.una taken during her »joum in Brasil while wrvlng to By Mra. Lloyd Often the Peace Corps. She also spoke of the people and climate of South America. Robert Octman from Battle The birthday and annlvrraary Wlloox baa Just recently return­ Creek was * Sunday dinner guist ed from a California vacation. at Will Gurds. Callers acre DeMra. Smith. Mra. Roush having the family of Mra. Harry Dlmwiuy. Mra. Lcwellyn Woodman's dren. Hastings. * The Cedar Creek Cemetery Circle will elect tuvenaxy. Ms. Albert McClelland. killed in Vlrt Nam in a army officers on May 12th at Mra. John Gurds. * We arc gl*d to April 6. Funeral April 26 at have Edwin Jons home. * Mr. Mra. Howard Moore, Thursday, Whitewood Va. Our aympotiiy to April 8. * Mr. and Mra. Clifford Ub? family. WxPJans are under­ way for Vacation Bible School Tuesday. to be held at McCallum Church. April 7. * Mr. and Mra. Howard an all-day work mceUng, making Moore called at Baril Tobias' in and tlelng quUte for the Red tile Hinds District Saturday, they win Cross to place with tornado vic­ tims. * Mr. and Mra. WlUlam Babcock und daughter, Nancy, Hammond from Battle Creek visit­ from Temperance called at Howed Wednesday al Lloyd Owen's. * dinner daughter. Sharon, in Canton. Mrs. Durojhy Monroe frenn Kala­ Howard Mooce mazoo spent Uw week aid at Lloyd George Ball. * An item that has been delayed because at bad home Sunday pm. after visiting roads is the marriage of Mlsa TutUe. of BattI o Creek on Sun­ Z-.'lma Cheeseman, Uie daughter day. * Jerry Wilcox ot Battle Mrs. Albin Bergstrom Senior Citizena Have Interesting Meeting Monday plcted. Hammond spent Sunday with CABO OP THANKS Bu«y Beavers 4H Club Organizes Lent Corners'' By Mra. Leland Hammond FQ*MCAno« 0BD1A i, Mtehteu, tb. iMUlbm Mr. and Mra. Burchett Docter entertained Mra. Russel] Minor and hcu*« curat. Mrs. Hamer Bites, of Fullerton. Calif., for dinner on Tuesday reentry. W The Pine Lake Helping.Hand will meet Wedncs- yimuoATioN oacBB. Schnu. with Mrs. Euta Tenney hostesses. H«4<r»b«n liuitainj Uullaa*, Mkblga* Mrs. Christie Doster and Mr. and dinner nt Margaret’s Church in Otorgo Sunday. * Mra. Dorothea Lindsay and Mra. Lots Chapman are acting on the Hospitality Committee at the International rite nns« " lircn.m lint ot ■tad: Avril ST. 194S Pkuip II mi«uu. j at 10:00 ssa, ta U>» PreUte Court"if Business Sorvicos Off area HEARING AID EERVICE-Everythlng ta Zenith aids. 10-day money-back guarantee. Jacobs Pharmacy. Phone Wl 6-2406. Concrete Product* GET, YOUR READY-MIX from Uie Barry County Ready Mix Co. Phone Wl 6-2123. ALL GRADES WASHED SAND and GRAVEL—Bender Gravel Co. Home office 822 B. Benton. Phone Wl 5-5412. Plant, W. State Rd. Phone Wl 6-3123. Miscellaneous COMPLETE PLUMBING AND HEATING SKIVICE —Repair and new. Royal Hayes, 438 W. Clinton. Phone Wl 6-3133. Roofing LAWN MOWERS SHARPENED and repaired. Small engine porta and service. Burkey Sales ELECTRICAL CONTRACTING and Service. Phone Wl 6-5083 —Repair and new work. Fix­ COMPLETE DEVELOPING or Wl 6-6178. wttli Mn. Bussell Minor and Mr. tures and supplies. Kelley Elec­ SERVICE — Jacobs Prescrip­ tric Service. 624 Middleville tion Pharmacy. Phone Wl 6Mrs. Wlihs Brown of Silver Crrek Rd, Phone Wl 5-2700 after 5 were Monday dinner guests of Mr. Automobile & Machinery pm, Hastings. and Mrs. Burchett Doster. * Paul Radio, Television Repairing Hiunm'.tad and Derails Winchell Repair ELECTRICAL SCONTRACTINO AND REPAIRING-21 years* ALL MAKES OP TV, Radios, rurglcal patient In Veterans Hos­ COMPLETE AUTO GLASS business experience ta Has­ Record Changers Repaired. pital. Ann Arbor. SERVICE — Flrat clou work. tings. Fisher Electric, 118 E. Central Radio and TV Service, Coll Wl 5-5085 Burkey Sales Court. Phone Wl 6-5<XX) or 228 N -Jcfferaon. Phono Wl 4­ 0187 or Wl «-6*ra and Service Wl 5-3555. Ute Banner Want Adi! Cobo Hall in Detroit. Mr. and Mrs. Dudley Rogers and Uostlrtb Wzrter > errvrn Win W .’S.VVsa rCTUCATXOX OilDEt. ' Stalo of Mlrhlxsa. Probata Coart Appliance & General Repair DOST WRING YOUR HANDS! _ Ring Wl 6-M82 and let a BANNER Wont Ad solve your buying or selling problem. WATCH k CLOCK REPAIR­ Quick, profitable results at low ING— G tinran teed u ar kmancost! shlp. Also all kinds of Jewelry Repair and Engraving Miller Jewelers. 118 W. State St. “A Square Deal Always.” SERVICE ON ALL MAKES of cars, tractors and machinery in' our new building at 124 N.Jeflcrson. Experienced mecha­ LET OUR EXPERIENCED aervnics. Goodyear Bros. Phone Icc man repair your appliances Wl 6-5052. with factory warranted parte. All types of repair work han­ dled Call Service Dept, Mont­ gomery Ward. Hastings Wl 5RADIATORS Cleaned, Repaired, ■Recored. Burkey Sales and Service. 218 N. Jefferaon. Phone Wl 5-5178. WATCtt AND DIAMOND RING REPAIR — Expert workman­ ship. Gilmore Jewelers, 102 E. State SL Phone Wl 5-&31I. Building, Contracting, •ball b« New Electric Water Heating Rate J .1 I _______ _______ __ ______ FOR FAST-RECOVERY WATER HEATERS IKW in iffut...allows Fast-Recovery Electric Uzted: April M. IMS .Philip IL MltcUII. Water Heaters to operate uncontrolled 24-hours-a-day to supply you with yUBLlOATtOM ORDER. ' biita at NkUm. ProUte Court gar tha Cosaly «J Barry CTt5..'”“'A *” AllTHI HOT WATS* YOU WANT...ALLOW COSTI Business Directory PRODUCTION CREDIT ASSOCIATION Now Enjoy MEMORIAL MONUMENTS OF DISTINCTION the;':Hot Water 301 S. Michigan Av*. Harting* Office Hour* 4 a I to 4 p.M KMTtHCt 945-9415 Stats Farm ItwriKl auto — rial BONDS boater! Dislwo . .. cleaning ... laundry ... bntft*- -. these art tbs bat water demands at the modern family. But there's plenty at hot water to h.^^wverytiita; with the fast-recovery decUic water Imterl THE SHHOD OCT You Want INSURANCE AT LOW COST NOW FO ’ A IIMITFD TIME save $35 tOMRT W. SMMWOOO. Mgr. I I 4 All Forms of Insurant* and JERRY ANDRUS S«« your Electric Wol«r Haallng D«al»r | EUECT|BC WATER HEATEtS . CAN IE INSTAUEP ALMOST ANYWHBtt...EVEN INACLOSET HiVwtls|H«cttwy �Tell and Sell. Plant Your 'Selling Seeds' In The Want Ads For Results SAFE BUY USED CARS SAVE $ $ LARKE BUICK CLASSIFIED AD PAGE HASTINGS BANNER PHONE Wl 5-3481 LEGALS MINIMUM RATE —50c for Twenty Worth. CHEVROLET •w. 1435 S. Honover Wl 5-2425 Wl 5-2426 1963 CHEVROLET 1M2 CHEVROLET 2 Dr. Sedan. Btd. tran:. I1MS 1PC COMET STATION WAGON lalitralor .him NOTICES Calendar of Special Events 1963 BUICK LESABRE Are You Planning to Do Any Fencing This Spring? 1963 CHEVROLET BhAir 4 dr.; B cyl- automatic. GOING TO USE BARB? rroxTs 7RAN8POSTATION SPECIALS 1963 CHEVROLET WAGE I —Yea, when you use the Mighty Midget, The Ban­ ner Want Ad to sell, rent, hire or buy you get fast remits al low cost. To place an ad. GOING TO USE FIELD FENCE? GOING TO REPLACE A GATE? 1962 RAMBLER NEED FENCE POSTS? CORN GROWERS ATTENTION —We hare DeKalb aeed com In both early and late varieties. The new XL is showing out­ standing ability to yield and 1961 CHEVROLET Farm Bureau Services am SPRAGUE LANDSCAPE SERV­ ICES—Make arrangements now for your lawn and garden maintenance. Mowing, trim­ ming and spraying. Phone Lake Odessa 374-4701. tf CONDITIONED AND GUAR­ ANTEED ELECTRIC RANG­ ES—Ideal for that cottage at the lake. Free Delivery. Con- 1.000 BALES FIRST CUTTING ALFALFA AND TIMOTHY— 300 bale: escond cutting. Piwne Lacey PL fl-1467 evenings be- Did You Know That: trials Farm Bureau's Michigan 400 had the highest average yield of dry shelled com of all the coms tested? OUR DEAL Motor Sales LINCOLN-ltnCVBT DEALER > 1318 N. MtehifM Aw. Used Cars Is GUARANTEED TO MAKE YOU HAPFY LATE MODEL SPECIALS! Get Sei lor Miles of Spring Driving Pleasure 3. Michigan 400 has given the moot dry com on muck in the Ingham County trials for the past 3 year average? 4. Michigan 400 gave out­ standing yields when checked with other leading hybrids produced by commercial com­ panies? FARM BUREAU .TW, (»1 amt Ifaihea or»»T» at !*• I W. Stela Blra.1 itusa. MUhisu SERVICES 1944 PONTIAC SEDAN . . . Catalina 4 Dr. Power steer­ ing. radio, Hydramatlc. whitewalla, new car condltiea. GOOD AS NEW STORE 1M3 CHEVROLET PICKUP . . . M ton. 4 speed transmis­ sion, good paint and ready to HASTINGS MOTOR SALES saab. Burkey Auto Glass * Radiator Shop, Ill N. JefferDon. Hastings tf USED CAR LOT FURNISHED APARTMRNTS FOR RENT - Utilities paid. FARM IMPLEMENTS Heating - Plumbing Service Farm Machinery TRACTORS: KAECHELE'S —IBM John Deere No. 70 Diesel. Recently overhauled. A-l 305 S. Church Wl 5-5352 shape I to clean white Rniah. IMl VOLKSWAGEN . . . Radio, w/walls. i chanical condition. I IMS FORD STATION WAGON —John Deere No. B hand wind. One owner. Runs like newl NEW WATERPROOF TARP -1B61 Allis Chalmers D 11. -Massey Harris No. 30 Tractor. A-lMMfl*. -John Deere No. S Mower. Hay conditioner hook up.RcAl flood ahapol 206 N. Michigan -John Deere Hay Conditioner. winTck 1M1 F-M STATION WAGON lelgh Products in Hastings Steady good earnings year >OK FOR a WKEK6 AT CAMP —Share responsibility with owe otner cook. Mori weekends are ree. Within driving distance of Hastings. Write Box »74 c o Uaatluga Banner. 6/6 SURPLUS Ph. Wl S-3324 if 471W month Deiler. S.U ' REAHM MOTOR SALES HTTAG . nt-ng , carriTJ ac GOODYEAR BROS. IM X. ix™. wi >-«u . CROFO0T75 BELF-BERVE f SHOW-134 N. Michigan, an­ . nounccs they now have ma• chines Dad can tun, enabling them to give wtatte-you-walt • service on many soling repairs. orr Youa water soften­ er BALT AT FARM BUREAU SERVICES-Rock. block and Zeo-tabs available. Our Car �f Pointe emphaAlird. a child alone on a playground, exploring a rarant bdildlhg -rt lofcrtiag' U> an alley can too ewlly become the prey of a tMtaster. Any incident* Involving nw •-THK WASTIN'08 BANNER Urge Parents to Warn Children About Strangers Middleville Bt R1 Hqjrflnga. Sunday. * Mr. Otto Mr. andIMrt., w"i Otuitoche The Rev sM Mra. George OretTtetxh ta the hospital In Grand. left on Tuesday <£#««*“ tehbreTW and family cf Grand Rapid* for some tests. in Florida. Mr Gnutoche joins Rapids were dinnsr mien's at Mr. and Mra. HalUd Kzrmes-n By Mra. Yarn flmebllla Saturday. * Mr and Mra. Rod­ ney K<nyan and family relum­ We extend our deepest *yniputhy ed thU wee* from a visit with Mr and Mra. Jack Corson in • to the Harold Sharp and Mr*. EaSnotUviUe. Arik. * Mr. and Mra 1। Uier Bergstrom famlllea in the loss Waiter Savvy and family attend-,i of their mother, Mra Adah Sharp. passed away tn Grand Rapids ed the syrup fenUnd in Ver­ |(She April 34. $he lived at Deep Lake montville. * The Rev. and Mra.1 j for many yean. IJoyd Welton of Ishpeming call-1[ We extend our sympathy to Mra. od on the Rev. and Mra Jason I Steere Monday. * We are sorry Dave Chase and family In the loss of her husband at Barlow Lake to hear Fired Wlertaga is not too good ta BlodgvU.~Ha*pit*l in ,|“LW* *!* d^‘xL 'Yy«*lldd1'ly Grand Rapid* * Mr. and Mra.' ‘ ~ engines were called to put out a fire in tin* swamp between Chief DEPENDABLE SERVICE Noonday and W.uconeru Sunday. Mr. and Mra Bob Tripp and SINCE I MT baby of Middleville spent Satur­ day cveplng with Mr. and Mra. LOCAL AGENTS Marshall Ittpp * Mr. and Mrs. Archie Burd were dinner gurats Baxter. The weather Of Mr. and Mrs Roderick TkU, M degree. and leave*. PROMPT ADJUSTMENTS Rowers were at their U—. ..... driving through Indiana they saw much of the dmatatlon of the April llth tornado. They ar­ rived home Saturday evening. * Mra. Richard Perrault. Mra. Jack Rownbunr. Mra. Joe Doyle and Mra. William Hoven left Sunday for New York City ta at­ tend the World's Fair and also Commercial & Residential Higbbank ntr] M»u> DEPENDABILITY You're ready for Color! COLOR TV CHASSIS ihrt coiuiU ! } Since there la cNater. safety In numbers, children slxmld have companion* totuf to and frogn gchool. at playgrounds, go­ ing to or from movie*, when running errands, etc. iqoiated place. or vacant budd­ ings Can be high danger am*, children should be instructed A Senior cltiren who ns dear not to loiter thero ’ to another circle of friends, who Youngsters should be advised always enjoyed her cheer fuinrr.i. was Mrs Josephine Martin. Six wx*. living with her granddaugh­ ter Mrs Donald <BWj) Bab­ cock efi Chariew Strpej. Her hus­ band preceded hef'm drath by one year, and IB days, RineraJ wa* Thursday at Bcefcra and in­ terment vaa at Coman CamcUgy. Woodland School Menu "sETCHEtb CARLSON EXCLUSIVE 0QQO1D0B0 Hastings ELECTRIC General Electric I Barry County Building Permits Bit 1»-Iuu Osgood. Bl D«l! iv censuatuoa. »#.000, sell c daughter, Linda, gave tlx Toar.t to the Mothers. . The Baptist Mother-Daughter ter Banquet la to be held this Thursday. Mra, W. Ingold of Grand Rapids la to give the ' WOODLAND b- MUTUAL Installation & Repair Appliances E E INSURANCE COMPANY RATED: A-j- (Excellent) Dunne's International Report Bargains in Used Appliances, too! 119Wv-State Haitingi Phone 945-2866 Banner Adi Benefit YOU! WOODLAND MUTUAL REUESENTATIVI TLYNN MATTHEWS AGENCY Routa 5. Halting,, Michigan ante, uniformity, vsrsitllIty, taia tf madsmlution and nuintonanca. SaTCKUi-CsauoN'a ultra- COLOR -rne only color tv RBCtivtit THAT COMES HOME TO STAYl" If ever required, paly the unil requiring fating or mainte­ nance need be removed, so interruption* In Setchell-Carhoa Color Te1eviewing\njayment are always brief! brapltal n> tho main speaker. Mr. and Mra. Verne Ldcku and the Rev. Roy KrMgtt railed EXCITING NATURAL COLORS! Color so unbelievably rich MOVIE CLEAR BLACK AND WHITE! If year plug-Jn Chroma Unit is ever removed for testing or maintenance, your tele­ vision continues io perform in black and whifo! An sxcluiiral EXTRA LONG LIFE! Tho exclusive Sdcheli-Carbon PictureTube-Ptotroun <ub»t*nti*lly extends the life of your picture tube when it agtw -«*«•*<• BUILT-IN TUBE PROTECTION! The Pkture-Tube-Protector alw protc-cu all component* against dimaging high current surges during ilia Initial wtrru-up period. MAGNIFICENTLY CRAFTED CASINETRYI Piimfalingly de­ signed and crafted to blend smoothly into a harmony ot atyling that will enhance tbe_hcaxl^ of any heme. HI-FIDELITY SOUND! A front mounted hi-fidelity speakw provide! cxuptibnhny natural »oi,r. J to match the superlative troe-to-life pictures. 1 ALL THESE ADVANCED FEATURES...REMAJLKABLY LOW ’ PRICED »565°° SENTZ TV t SALES & SERVICE 315 S. Hanover Wl 5-3862 ____ ThliLmjoalBei and gantad tasks. E. L CARPENTTeA: HARDWARE , ui i. tNM-e, «•. . Hm. Wl 5-29*3 :■ State-wide service program for used qar buyers ^Guaranteed Warranty^ 15% discount on all parts AND 15% discount on oil labor for ona full yaar on any Guaranteed Warranty used car THE NO. 1 WAY Wo have joined with hundreds of otlier members of tbs MI CI QOAN Automatons Dealer* A*aogation to provide the used car buyer with a state-wide discount ymgiara gi parts and labor. Tb racerva and ura this dieoouat privilege* buy y*waaSmfaXM»« ’What's ycnf^Lcation plan—World’s Fair, Yellowstone, Niagara, Mackinac Bridge, sumn^L’ottage? See us for the right Chevrolet so you’ll make it in style. Like a liRLr Corvair. Or the style pnd economy of a Chevy II. Or a youthful Chevelle^vorite in its size class. Or a luxurious Jet-smooth Chevrolet. The last three are available with the economical, spirited Turbo-Thrift Six. You can order a Monza with up to 140 hp. You can’t find a newer car or a better time to buy one. Come in—pick yours now! Red Hot and Rolling! See your Chevrolet dealer for a new Hertings tod ttkO Allee Bondi CHEVROLET • CHEVELLE • CHEVY II * CORVAIR Fi*h«r-H«nge>bach US H. MkMt'a rk—• Wl 5-2421 As ssvsnlh b’rthrt.n u. LARKE BUICK-CHEVROLET IMS S. Menmr Halting* Wl 5-2425 �I Mental Health Week Program At Kalamazoo The annual Mental The Hastings Bann> The Newells Return from ‘Carpet Clinic' Health Kalamazoo State Hospital. May U-8, 1965. Tours are planned for Monday and Friday beginning st 1 The Mentally Handicapped Child are entitled co an education. It o'clock at thrArtinlnlrtrntirm Thteu L»the Hu. i. the .h-, nwpotulbility nMnnn.thlW<v of nt theuuildlng rHn nuuuii«Ki»uuu This second In ~a series la " of article, on mental retardation. ij'hrw»!■. tzi w that thev ert th"Mentally Handicapped" la a (Center Building where relrcahterm Which dracribcs a condition mctiL1-. will be wrved and staff of limited mental ability. About two percent of our school popu- activities as the clUld with avc-',nwcr qucrxlons regardw any lotion are educably mentally । rage ability, tho incidence of ।area of the iwapltaTa functions. Special Education intelligence quotients from 50 to ■ courts? is that they do tax. learn 75. They can fitocllon from one to read os soon or as well a.-, half to three fourths of normal the average child, therefore, this capacity. ' child will always be two or more tnlnlaUaUon Building. The film These children tout «choob ^ **»*»* das-natm Bea­ ts klndreiiurtncni imd«- the demlcally They Iram the disap- by a patient returning to his family after a Metro of mental dren Education problems begin Ulneaa and his feelings and pcobal this early age, since the child ten haa a negative effect upon socially and emotionally U very the child's bciiavlor. Thin prob- mission period will follow. immature They are simply not A public forum will be held al Weatem Michigan University hare a mental age of only three Tlw problems of the mentally ।Student Center Ballroom nt 8 handicapped have motivated .pm. Wcdneeday. Parenta aomeClmra keep their communities Into constructive 1 A pageant "Cinderella" will be children home until six or seven action for these children. .Bai y Special Educe- ]given at 1:30 pm. Saturday in .Hon for the mentally .tl» Auditorium at the hospital handicapped children will be by the paUcnta. The pageant. la The public schcota. also. succeeding articles 1directed and produced by Mian Mary Frances Yoder, a student faced with a problem of Just' ---------।at Western Michigan University, how to handle the situation.ip *a I? J ।majoring In dramatics. Mias 5««H«» hill ■ N|M I M.y S. 1965 Mr. and Mra. Robert Newell of the Hasting* Floor Covering store on WeM State street, re­ turned Saturday from Glasgow. Va_ where Newell had been at­ tending a week-long clinic and conference at the Lee'a Carpet Mills. Tlie clinic covered manufac­ turing of carpels from Die pro­ curement of the materials to de­ sign and finishing. There was also instructional material on the retailing of carpet and floor coverings. Part of the conference was de­ voted to interior decorating in general. The Newells stopped for a visit at Clark Summit. Pa . with the Gordon Williams', former Has­ tings reslde^o. AT THF. STRAND—George Mahari* is tart u the federal investi­ gator who uneovm a plot to deUtuy Loa Angeles by means of a virus known a* "The Satan Bug." tn the Mlrlach Corporation film of that name from the Ian Stuart novel, opening Friday at tha Strand Theatre In Color by^DeLwxe and Fanavlalon. The film Altoft Electrons Receive Awards The Hastings Community Irregxrdlera of the educational problems, we have children who Fund has scheduled hearings on budget requirements of the vari­ ous agencies participating In the United Campaign. The hearings JOB OFFERS will be held on May 26-37. Rich­ ard T Groos. president, has an WANTED nounced. ■ Exact times for each group to Part Time ... or Full Time, appear is as follows: On Wed- this Summer. For the nearly Camp Fire Girl* representatives 200 applicant* registered at will present their budget require­ ments for I&M-66 followed at 8 the Hostings Area Chamber pm. by representatives of the Boy Scouts The YMCA -Youth of Commerce . . pin. to complete the hearings for the Hastings agenciea. The newly elected officers of the 8th District of Veterans of Foreign Want of the Department of Michigan held at Holland on May 1 are as follows: Commander. Burdette Hayner. Post 8260. Nashville; Br. Vice Commander, Wayne Tagg, Post teacher. There ta always aome'n., <wm»n m to u~ teacher should spend an execs-i or two children and neglect the . IK, Dudsict Hearings D P Set for May 26-27 'Michigan University students and■* :Kalamazoo State Hospital — Burdette Hayner Commander of VFW District RUBBER STAMPS Made to Order rrsentauns of the 33 Michigan United Fund agencies which ►hare In the local drive will be the Retarded Children's group at 8:15, Family and Chll- Thon. Wl 5 3232 or Stop at the - Chamber of Commerce Office Atty. Richard J. Hudson 1* fund drive chairman and the board is to name an assistant chairman at this time. The next meeting of the board Is scheduled for June IT.' New directors ot the Fund in­ clude Stewart Sweet. 721 W. Madison, and Hal P. Buerge, 423 W. Green. Grot* announced. to MOTHER with love.... t tractor. Those attending the rally from Thornapple Valley Post AuiUiary were Burdette and Bonnie Hayner. Howard and Genevieve Allen. Kay Russell. Glenn and Iris Shaffer. Frank and Peggy Purchls, Bep and Edith Wait. Frank and Betty Christie. John and Thelma Will, Nathan and Alberta Lewis. Merle Clemens. Clara Seeley, George Kellogg and George Graham Frank Christie Is Commander Of VFW Council The Eaton County Council, to which the Barry County VJ».W. Posts are associated, held their election and installation of new officers Bunday: May 2. at the VT.W. Post Home at Nashville. Commander, Prank Chr title. Nashville Post 8260 ; 8r. Vice Commander, Wayne P e I z k e, Charlotte; Jr. Vice Commander, Burdette Haynes. Nashville; Quartermaster. Wayne Taint. Freeport Post TOM; Adjutant, Glenn Shaffer, Nashville Peat 8th District Commander Ar­ thur Markle from Grand Rapids was the Installing officer. He was At Ijikewooti as an extra program. John Weld will present Freight Boat to Asia." 8 pm. Saturday, MM 8. In the Lakewood High School auditorium. ; Tickets may be purchased from land at the 1 parenta. Mr. of Mr. Tyler's the Lakewood school benefit. ‘ The group IMM purchased a daughter ot Mr. and Mrs. Albert movie icreen for th* auditorium | Troutwine ___ and___ hope to buy a scoreboard for field. They have lived their entire 50 the football flel ANTENNA Designed for the Hastings Area ta Provide Better Picture and Audio Reception From Frings Stations such as CHANNEL 13 - 10 - 6, Etc. Semetkiag aew *ad peevew by abaelirte tort­ lug in tkis ere*. Guaranteed te uliih an the hsrd-ta-get stetiani. Our price include* tartaltetlen. • EXPERIENCED PERSONNEL Stamp Pod* . . . Ink >. and Supplies Valley Post 8260. Nashville, hold­ ing appointed offices ore Frank Christie, adjutant, and Glenn Shaffer, deputy chief of staff. The 8th District Is composed of Allegan, Barry, Eaton. Kala­ mazoo. Kent and Ottawa coun­ ties. There are approximately 4.500 VFW members from these counties All officers will take over after the department con­ vention in Lansing June 24-37. In the Ladles Auxiliary of 8260, Iris Baffer was elected treasurer..Thelma Will as guard Local MOVING & HAULING All Sizes Mr. and Mrs. James Tyler of Woodland will be honored at a golden wedding anniversary open house on Bunday, May 33, from 2 to 5 pm. at the Woodland Uni­ ted Brethren Church. AU relatives, friends and neigh­ bors are Invited to attend. No special Invitation* are being NOW... A Television The Altoft Electrons, led by place In the' county for their Achievement Day exhibit this through United Artists rtlssst._______________________________ Spring. Consumers Power Com­ pany awarded the club *750 in prize money and selected three Attend U-M Reunion Mark Annivertary o On Bunday at 2 pm. a film. The Mort Nichol* spent Friday I Mr. and Mrs. Carl Chapman members for electrical pins und certificates. Raymond James, and Saturday of last week hl:of Gull Lake, R1 Hickory Cor ­ the student nurses cl&taroom In Bryan Thomas and Leo Reardon Ann Arbor attending the U. of|n*r*. Sunday. April 28, observed tike Administration Building. M. Alumni activities and re- uwir 55th wedding anniversary unions. The class of 1015 was*with a family gaUierLng. initiated Into the Emeritus Club, i ______ e_______ . which is composed of 8™dujj£« w aTO>_ of 50 or more years ago. That *'* 1905 Engineers Emeritus Club was represented by nine mem- ??. M '&S1 Nme boys completed thb electri­ cal project during the Winter. bent and regrets were received by b> 0011 Flr^ in 1026. nine others who were unable to ,------------------------------:----- ?——r— attend. !................... ■■■■ । ssSr“-"x.’a2ssiCon,mi,n,ty Fundi TheJamesTylere CS" Lions Present To Mark 50th Wedding Jubilee Special Prafiram . ' SCHADERS? Office Supplies COMPLETE ANTENNA SERVICE Phen* Wl 5-4001 «rWI 5-2273 ENGLISH & DAVIS —Hastings 135 E. Stats St. AT THE NATIONAL BANK OF HASTINGS... 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Filling your prescription accu­ rately and promptly Is his most Important responsi­ bility. YOUR (jU) PHARMACY Mothers Day MAY 9th Jacobs Proscription Pharmacy US Siwm *■<&* IM L Itote It. Hmm Wl 5-MM Statist. rKo«. Wl 5-I4SS Hastings Stores Service Buildings Tourist Cabins Carages Greenhouses Industrial Buildings Bams Brooder Houses Commercial Buildings Contact Your Local Contractor or Lumber Yard Loans from *60.00 to *60,000.00 /TK. National Bank of Hastings JFDIC|/ Utmbtr Maral Ru.rr. SfMm DIPOIITS F«i«ral DtpotU luanu,™ CorpsrsUss INSURI0 UP TO *10.000.00 �Middleville By Mrt. Mary'Jacluon Cor. of Jefferson 4 L a Rav. ITlI—nil Barvw. Pi Sunday school. 10 am Worship hour, 11 am Letter of April 36: Tho Baptist Church FaUwr and Bon banquet was irld al »be T-K cafeteria Friday. « Children and adults are glad to U» Dari Dip opa» --- -------------- 1 by Mr. Peter ----------------------* Miso K*ran Puffer of the WMU returned Monday to the Unlvresity after viaUlng liar grandmother, Mra. Clrerlw Baughman. A Tito an­ nual pcimy carnival was well attended Friday, w Mr. and Mra Chris Jenren and family of Wsukagon. UL, were nccns weekend guests of Mr. and Mra Peter Poursea. • ChrisUne Har­ rison of Waterford visited her moUtor, Mra. Virglnte Harriaon. during Uto Snarer vacatlm A Mra. Peter Petwuen had a aiuiwer honoring Mra James Mllkr 10 am. Sunday reboot 11 am. Morning worship. Youth meeting, 0:16 pm Evening Gospel Hour, 7 pm Wednesday prayer, 7:30 pm. 10 am Bunday rehooL U am. Worahip aervtoe. • pm Evening service 10 am Sunday reiMxjL 11 am Worship service. 0:30 pm. Young People's meet. 7:30 pm Evening service. Wednesday, 7J0 pm prayer. 7:30 pm Evening service. Makee you a Member. 7:30- pm. Wed. prayer service 10 am. Sunday rebrxrL For information. call K. W. University of Upland. Ind. Tiic 11 am Manlng worahip. Mosher, Pastor. 307-2585. public is invited. A free will of­ 6: 30 phi. Youth service. Sheldon Pock. missionary ap ­ fering will be received. 7: 30 pm Evening worahip. pointed io Japan, will be tho The special services arc a part 7:30 pm. Wednesday prayer. of the Loyally to Christ Crusade Mra. Evelyn Benedict. 11 am Morning worship 7:30 pm Wed., Bible Study Sunday reboot 10 am. Worahip aervioe, 11 am Young People* service, 7 pm. 10 am. Sunday reboot Tuesday, 6:30 pm. Christian 11 am Morning worahip, Jun­ Service Brigade Stocaadc and Jr. ior church and nursery provided. High Battalion boys clubs. 7:30 pm. Evening service. 7:30 pm, Mary Martha MUWednesday, 7:30 pm Family slonnry Society Meeting. Night Adults, Youth. Juniors Meeting* for ell the-parente of children who Wil! be starting kindergarten in Hastings thia Fall will be held as foltowa; 3.00 pm. May 12^ at Northeastern's All Purpose Room for Northeast- Rev. Torrey G. Bartanlc, Factor May 12, al Southeastern'* AU Telephone 374-3340 Purpose Room; 3 pm. May 13, at Just Off M-66, North on M-60 , Saturday. All day. Stockade Central In Room 390. in Village of Woodbury Children are eligible to alboya Field Day. 6:30 pm, Junior, Senior Din- tend school tf they will be live on of before Dm. 1, IM. Announce Sunday Service Subject The question of whether man1 kind can actually cxlat without God will be explored In depth at all Ciiristian Science: churches ' this Sunday. The subject la Responsive Reading Includes tills line from J amen: "Draw nigh to God, and ho will draw nigh to you. The tliemo is car­ ried through in the Bible Lesum to -the final citations from Browns this week during the Psalms: "He shall bring forth moving process. » Wo art glad thy righteousness as the light, to loom I*aul Claler te, working and thy Judgment as tha noonpart time as auto salesman at the Vcrllnde Garage. Mr. Cialar Sunday was Lay Women Sun­ day ' at the Mcthodire Church and Mr*. William Ncthery of ti» Hostings MoOwdlU Chun# Rev. Charles Gibbs, Pastor Worship sen-toe*, 10 am Sunday school, 11 am. Wed., choir practice, 7 30 pin. Thurtday, 4 p m Junior choir. Hickory Corner* tty Mrt. Edna Brown 'have boon tn Borgca* HospUaL A Mr. and Mra. Roger IMvia spent the April 10th weekend In Cincinnati. the guests ot Doo Mother* Chancel choir rehearsal, Thura ^WMiBwJglgh Youth -Ffl towship At the church. 8:30—Senior High Youth Fel­ lowship at the church. Dlscus11 am Worship Snion. Is It atoa: Jus0e« and Injustice. Monday Activities—7:00, Boy ore?" Bobk-j will be baptlsol. [onday. Troop 73 will mevt at Scouts; 7:30, Christian Educa- ^ftuHday. 7 pm. Pioneer Girls FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, and Boy* Brigade. Women's Mlatanary Fellow­ ship 2nd Tues, each month. L30. sored - by the Bedford Eastern Stars Thursday, April 8. The Hickory Corners Fira De­ partment was called out Bunday, April 11. to extinguish a grass fire near Leslie Kelleys. It was our first grass fire at the season. ★ Mr* Elate Pixley, Mr. and Former Freeport High School Pastor Ralph VanderWerf Sunday school. 10 am Worship service, 11 am Evening service, 7:30 pm. Wed- Prayer meeting, 8 pm. The little church With the big TELL THEM ABOUT WELCOME WAGON Worship, 11 am. Evening worahip. 7 pm. Mid-week Fellowship, 7 pm. Wednesday. If you know of a family who hat just arrived in your community, be sure Io tell them about Welcome Wagon. They will be delighted with the basket of gifts and helpful information they will receive from our hostess, a symbol of the com­ munity’s Iriditionil hospitality. Or you went to Nashville Saturday. April 10. to attend tha wedding of Clarence's nephew, Leonard Pixley, to Maxine Hamilton. A Anyone having turns to be put Mediterranean civilisation wu in the paper, please call Edna based on wheat, wine and the Brown, OR 1 7M1 Saturday or QU"A_________,_______________ ‘Take a peek at our new paneled family room' ■■kfltng-s ‘Over 18 feel long and more than six feel wide* Bible Class of the Air, will be guest speaker. 0 pm., Youth Fellowship. WELCOME NEWCOMERS! Um ibis ttupon to The devotional, 'Parable of Martha," will be given by Mr*. Lee Fa**clL Vicksburg M*thodl*t Church, and the noontide prayer •111 be led by Ml*. MUdred Ral­ ston. Kalamasoo, a retired home missionary. The afternoon will feature an address by Mrs. George Qrrttenberger. the wife of a MeUiodtel minister and missionary. Site has just returned to Mlehlgsn along with her husband and four chil­ dren after five year* in the mis­ sion field in Argentina. Mrs. Clyde Caldwell, Kalamatoo. Past District President, win install tha officers for the cnsu- Hartings Pre-School Kindergarten Meets Planned for Parents miles W. of Broadway, Freeport Rev. Gerald Hepiuicr, Pastor Bunday school. 10 am. Morning worship. 11 am Young People's rervice, 7 pm. Evangelical service, 8 pm Hl, Nashville, Ph 653-8477 U mile E. of M-60 on Stele Rd. 10 am. Bunday school. 11 am Morning worship. 7 pm Junior High and Senior JJigh Youth Groups. 7:45 pm. Evening service. Sturgis to Host WSCS Methodist Meet Thursday “And ihe way il's furnished- "The paneling? “Who’s the builder? wall-to-wall carpeting, Dreamy I the neighbors are saddle-grain vinyl Rich. deep, laminated Dodge, simply green. • on l!ie seats. walnut grain. of course.’ let u know you're here □ Pluto tint th* Wtlcorne Wagon Hostess all oa mo □ I would like to subscribe to Um Hatting* Banner □ I alrudy subscribe _ .... * HU out coupon and mail to Circulation Dept, Rev. Gwcnneth Sebring. Pastor 10 am. Sunday reboot 11 am. Preaching. "Raliabla Service Sinew 1921’ LOCAL, LONG DISTANCE ' D STORAGE FACIUTIBS 7 pm. Teen Fellowship. Monday. May 10. through Friday. May 14. The 104th Annual Session of the Michigan Conference of the Evangelical United Brethren Church wll) be held nt the First E.UB. Church in Buchanan. Wednesday. Day of Prayer. 9:30 am. Morning Prayer group: 7 >pm. . Evening Prayer group for Adult*. Youth and the Children'* Story Hour: 8 pm. Chance! Choir Saturday. 2 to 4 pm, Church Library 1* open. Saturday, 5 to 7:30 pm. Pan­ cake Supper in the social rooms of the church. Regular and pe­ can pancakes will be served by the E.UB. men. Free will offer­ ing Profit win go toward the purchase of a new church tea— Sunday. May 16 — Sunday Schoo! Day tn our worship serv­ ice a* a ipecial Sunday in cur Loyalty to Chri*t Cruspdc Abo. the entire Bunday School is to PROMPT SERVICE HI Util Lei Us Do All Tho Work CJf'Vtt 5-5164 50 JOB TOO LARGE er TOO SMALL GRACE LUTHERAN CHURCH 8. Jefferson Ac Walnut St*. Rev. E. L. Schwan. Vacancy Pastor Worahip. 11:15 am Bunday School. 9:30 am. Every Sunday-“Ttus U the Life" over WKZO-TV. 8:30 am over WOOD-TV, 11 JO am.; me, WtLX-TV. 11:30 am. "Tha Lutheran Hour" over WKZO. pm. over WBCK, Improve the looks of your home with this beautiful addition—the Dodge Cuetom 880 Wagon. HASTINGS MOTOR SALES • 220 E. State St. �Freii Out of the Attic Pleasant Valley Martin God wi ' By Mn riW Slant article its led that Martin V. vznv^ ■doly Saturday AlhMM and Shrevrood. which shows that his work had stlmu-. lated young people tn the two1 Cub Pack 3178 Form* New Den , Un Harland Ouerwy j* Den Mother Cl thr m 0* 4 .7*.^* ,2^. repent, rell. Kurt Rellrt. Robert Krtlba. Frank MU and Marc Huteluna as members intended to harm Uwchureh of .1.*°* to «•* __ Wf*2 ^om ,ny 01x1 ’ of the BANNER and again It was yrara ago by M. u „ *hool could afford. He suppte»wr-l*d Umi Uwlnlng with wide reading. He iiad an alert, keen logical mind, a marreioua mrencry. and continued to be a studct“ and thinker as long aa he h*1* vMhed more than lived—and he was well along in f" a,. wm IHMIKXI. uVi™ i^nnn^r ,Ud Had you you **° am Martin Martin Roric Roric on on 'l uit “• «™> « « «w iul-ox K. u. h*d- hU ptevclng mgn anoblack wide d?wkMf-b » Url HOW T wanted tn ----- —j.._____ .__* _ With mind to teach that the Heavenly iwwsy trial. I did not sre Martin went up and down that state, Fatbw he worshipped would re- Rork nor licar anything about ■peaking Ln cities. vUlages and held Tueeday gnd Wednaeday Wilcox as the grand champion. at rural EBtlicringv. urging the people to vote for the "initiative and nderejxium". thereby giving the people the right to annul Banner Street Church. * A C. R. Rev. Roy and Opal Houghton Mayne Church of Clarksville attended the AMo Church Club laws which Uvey believed were evil nor to paint aa anything lass played In securing a decidedly opposed to the public inlsrtwt. mreting Wednesday afternoon noon callcra * Mrs Chris Miller April 21st at the Spauldingthan the worst enemy at man- new type of legislature in the kind. Ha urged that »ln must state or Oregon. Pleasant Valley Farm Bureau daughter of Middleburg. Ind., Cranln Iioomb in Caledonia. * carry IU own punishment and ; According to thia article, which article gave credit to the crusad­ and Mrs Vernon Miller and boy* cause suffering for the wrong1 wntten hv < nrominent Ore- ing efforts of Martin Rock for the enactment of Uie Initiative ana necessary 1 ne <utngrr to a had been harmed by laws that and referendum by the stat* of । -------- - --- man who pe^stenMy did what WHe enacted by its legislature.; Oregon, the first to adopt them, cross tn Oregon. Ho was s magI-Zi ft. ~,7 uute Odessa ana ears, smunow Fvlircr of Hartings attended the •* «»» to be wrong declared , which were put through became; The author spoke of him as a ! neUc speaker, very logical and L were Sundaj dinner gussls of, * meeting at HffisRev. Rork, was that he might some "special interests" desired 1 lecturer, which would indicate convincing. the Verlln Kauffman-* at Cas* mreamg a*. also be hardened in his iniquity auch legislation for their own thtt be had become a platform' When hto health broke down that he could not repsui. But if benefit; and these "special inter- speaker when be went wtot. in the wert. Martin Rork ro­ ests" had pull enough with the Anyone whoever heard Martin turned to Hastings, a short tirno legislature to prevent the defeat k pr brfore pawUng. He did not manto improving al Blodgett cau.h John B^jngton compiled or Ute repeal ot Uieae laws.These r. ion< survive after he ceased ac- j ability to put Uw WQrt na%ody Girted in I harmed others as well as himself powerful "special Interests" also ™ i«»n wtth and violated God's Just taws, and used their well-known tactics to the initiative and referendum a- | Rutland cemetery 1 f^^T?*** . WI*' IU£hc HU TO*c« was deep and Im I have come to the rich. When lie spoke, especially ? 2^,**. *5*^ h**° °n moral or religious topics, you S to nave talked fz> - • • -j____ • J T._ DOUBLE Hand-Painted Ovenware F6 T w-117k/. .. . **c w riprm* tnem. The quality ' 5“*. that 1> aU too late brought trouble a plenty to him •to 110 anjtlxlng about, but lux mliUata- aa we (hall ice Lilt YOU all to knnw th.1 T .1 7? armhint tn my column that I in. TOP VALUE STAMPS EVERY Mixing Bowl WEDNESDAY! with 1st weak mailer coupon and a $5 or more purchase See Kroger’s Gift Hailer Booklet! made (plcndld progreaa In Chat MARTIN V. BOSK'S ■uhle Career a* Teacher. Icily then. But it was a high .Free* bar, LwUrw I honor for a young man to bead bcm in Rutland Township. llT^Lansing achoota. -PectaBy m* <» .~ when We realise that he had tn lETT-Eli HMI PRIZE WINNER FREE! 6 inch Mixing Bowl FREE! 7-hook Ulensil Rack Mn. Byron Gernaot with 2nd weak mailer coupon with 1st week mailer coupon Save $5 90 on Additional Ovenware Pieces education that would qualify him of Grand Rapid* Save $4.10 on Additional Kitchen Tools Very few people now Urtrtr in “ n*£*«•'« lur*1- fOT’«*ul*»Y «refficient ^counJX ’SSM • young r Martin V Rork. a brdllant,pcoplc * >- - - . .___ . ! on.il. v ki. TENDERAY y>tty- He was a aucceetful Scotch boy. Martin aeon learned Racier, preacher, and lecturer. ^TENMWjl where hl* father had owned a tlngulahed son was a young man. It was fortunate far that boy that he came under the Influence of Martin Rork. He filled him with ambition to make aome- NEXTUTWrUKSTMin TINDERAY BOSTON ROLL© ROUND STEAKS ik Boneless Pot Roast «> Oy« IMEXTRATBrVALUESTANPt wM> the purchaw oi 34b*. or noro of troaaB Kaatarpr. Breud Beef loud firuod iMf Chuk or Moot Luf Ptoi SO fairs TV Slana* wi* xauprti Si Tenderay CENTER CUT RIB SIRLOIN STEAKS k Albion college. That wa* Samuel bion tn 1173. Dickie earned Albion course, but Manin Rork helped him. Psrhape this little bit of family history will enable Khoct in Heady Chuck Steaks Tendoray Boneless Swiss taaie that waa itl.T.ulatlng to the that period. He ------ — many prominent citlaen of Rutof Hastings; Wilr and a member Pork Chops Tenderay KWIOC ladooai at Krogsr Ara Sei .May I, IMS. krisp T-BONE I STEAKS »l hli day*. rural achopia. But our the ministry of the Methodut Church, making that rfaHainn 25 EX HU TOP ULBE STAMPS WW* which r. and Martin rapid. The churchca to which ba bow who can say podUvvly ship M stwndsd Albion College, be probabllitlas bo did are Patrick Cudahy and conAldcrablr CimM PMC* 3* ■‘••’1.69 SUCEU lOLOGNAiW: 59/ . RING IGLGGNA tertal brethren aecuMd him of member. Whatever hleher Country Club a 49/ franks 2 a** 99/ EMBASSY -A rtw pwctM af a rte M Hrgrada's Salad Dressing ladawa M Kitear to Sal.AAty a. IMS. BALL PAEK F1AHKS Qaart Fro>h froian Oscar Mayas' . . SURER RACON BELTSVILLE TURKEYS it 39/ 69K Fres-Shoro Frozen Ic^rich culture. Indicate that be - Herrud'i taghL*s' -st;-,'.: of the Institution. and her fact that it was UHMI-UNKS »~a*49< FISHSTICKS 3 »« rte >1 25 EXTU TW tUDE ITXSn him FLORIDA Branch county. Klatovy repeated Increased membership In theea churches, aroused his ministerial Watermelons IS-lk. trial for teaching contrary to the theology of his church and expelled from the ministry. About that time there were COUNTRY CLUB^^^ Ice Cream Wink FLAVORS RYE GRASS SEEN 5 99< Lm PHd - h^’1.89 Bluer Ralls oksoinlfiK Muxielman'i 50 k 5m >1.49 Cacunt Geld layer Cake er a Vaailla Iced Algal Fool Cake Radeoai olKraear Are Sa<^ May AIMS. SIEXTUTWVAUEnAMn 1 Kroger Fully Mired GALLON CARTON 10-4-4 Formula Um. SPOTLIGHT COFFEE country, tn and the unfavorable recalls fcr Appiomct 61 & wu89X wtfh the puedwM *f a 14-ax. CM al GlritlPttt Radaae *1 Kraoa. thru Srt.May». IMS. I 7it><«..89/ Armour Spacial Label treet NEW TEXAS n~ 39/ YELLOW ONIONS NEW1 MELO-SOFT INI. Ion* Buttermilk Bread BANQUET FROZEN I KROCIB n VAC-MAC NUTS u r«Ur‘> fk- Oulilr yr • til some special interest. By peti­ Union Rally was held bare in mm. L. J. Maia and family tion alao the vutere could'ln- the afternoon with a full ikkiee. Sunday guerta of Mr. and ititiaie" ixew laws which Uie legislature had failed to enact. any of its InatltuUona. He said By H D Burp* ' 50 EXTRA TV ULOE VFMn ' ' �New Potato ‘Check-Up’ is Now Available THE HASTINGS BANNER Bcroloslcal CUM-* «0rt of “poUlo physical check-up” — W Highlights Interesting PROPER plants to find thnea free from enloyed a highly I this port Winrith shorn lambs •toot auction markets. through late Spring end early rirosra will to propagated and Increased as ITwiUer Foundation Can Renovate Pastures in Less Than Half Time teer Is placed in a band under the aeed. thu* producing more vigorou* and uniform seedling* than those produced from broad­ cast seeding," he explains. “Com­ paction after seeding ta a MUST. Bandy soil should be culttjiacked before seeding to keep seedbeds from drying out." Research shows that Michigan formers can now renovate pas­ benefit* of renovation were ex­ tures ta leu than half the time emplified m a recent research project conducted in Grand Tra­ pouible. ver** Couply. pounds being fed creep rations usually cannot bo expected to changed on old bluegrass pasture producing one ton per acre uf to pasture unlM* creep feeding low-quality forage early in the la continued. However, creep feeding is not always convenient season to an alialfn-bromcgrass A Michigan State University field which produced an average crop scientist estimates that grain directly to lamb* than to there arc about two to three mil­ lion acres of unproductive grasa “With alfalfa bay at 430 per pasture* in Michigan which ton. Uie enure cost of renovacould be renovated nnd turned into profit-making forage pro­ ducer*. Moat of them, through He points out that the usual coat of renovation is about $35 per acre (up to (45 jf iicibicides renovation within the first pro- orc used). This includes lime. Ullage, fertilizer, labor and seed. be maintained in satisfactory The M8U scientist, Mflo Te*ar. “Increased production during condition on 1ms productive pasthe first harvest year will gen­ erally pay renovation costs." says tern allow* the fanner to pasture the old aod during the Spring six year* should provide Im­ proved pasture lor a more profit­ Annual production in the field able livestock enterprise.” before renovating begins. including market price--gain ef­ ficiency, fewer Internal parasites renovation mu ally means heavy pasturing to kill editing graves. ThU should be followed by plow- ter—then disking or field culti­ vation every week until Meding time. 4 turned to posture. they do from com ritage says a team of Wisconsin dairy acien■ay forage aerxhums High quangy aeed renovation ta Summer reeding Diana Phillips ieod_poUto program." report* Richard W. Chaw. Michigan Barry Farm Has National Calendar... tion for disease with Sorority Post DiaZM PiiUUpa, “Don't overload circuits If you want to avoid blown fuses.1* caution 4-H Club members engaged In electric project*. They daughte bps of August*, wa* recently elected secn-ury of tho Win­ ner'a With Wool National SarorThe Trt-W sorority wa* form- • Make It Yourself With Wooi" contest held in Phoenix, Ari*. Michigan Untvcrxtty majoring The newly formed sorority la affiliated with the “Maks It Yourself With Wool" contests. Clinic. Driw-n dairy herd inMaid, report* a gratae* tougher than crabgrasacs. Michigan Btalo UnlvcrSty agri- ana Don't Let Your OOM Run Out of GAS! use NH3 Leonard Kyle notoi type of cattle in fredhig prograna. They nos only uUUxo Inrce large amounts nf of rrHiahnc.roughage in relationship to the earn they iwJ, but also make economical THIS yearT NH3 is the LOWEST *20 per Ing program beginning with a varieties such as Chewing*. Creeping Red. Iltahee and Penn| lawn—poor soil, drought and shade ore taken In stride." I Harrison explains that fine I fescue is probably the one com- covarecj." Kyle a*y* an average of about 431 of toed and (4 of bedding Is needed to produce a 400-lb. etea- calf. Tf the calf 1b worth nation tliat eliminates all the $20. $5 is charged for housing animal would cost 166 ar »16fi0 For weed and grass control in corn, we have ALONE OR IN COMBINA­ TIONS WE RECOMMEND IT! ^/billion .SAYS FARM LOAN SERVICE IN A BIG WAYI Today, more than 60,900 farmers. ranchers and parf-timo fanners ta Michigan. Wiscon* ta, Minnesota and North Dakota are Using V* billion dollars fa Land Bank Loans to expand, modernize and improvo their farm businesses. Since 1M7, more than a quar­ ter-million farmers havo found their Land Bank tho tran credit source always geared to their actual need*. If you’re planning a farm improvement or expansion project, be sure to check your Land Bank Aciociatlon. 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NITROGEN Plan to destroy weed seedling* the growing ptant* reduce aoil Suburban Tractor reminds Hamsun. many dairymen’, it Lt marc pro- of Michigan would be “stepping lltuble to utilize Uw feed and tho country, it's hard to find a labor supply by expanding the program this year" and advised better companion for Kentucky milking herd. biucgnuB tiuui fine fracuc." boot* were properly registered plus of feed and labor who do not wish to expand a milking COST ciflc viruse* before the booting season starts. there were more ihr- fanner -•■-■kinft if hr- should in Mlchthan 500.000 only 375.000 had “A high producing dairy herd stand quickly and thrive In iaw —11,000 lbs. and over—will givoj fertllbzd area* "But tlx-y are not at their substantially higher returns per bent where Summers turn really dollar of feed than will HuIsUUl renting tludr daft illegally." sold Ullin! • Springfield Must Register Motorboats In Michigan The prcmlM- of Spring weatlv-r after a "ncrtr-any-dle" Winter mo at, *W net- cwt ,uu Pn,ml>u‘l who nJoht If thJv ure!rf<UlUst8 motorboat* In Michigan ^‘5.“ “'’'to lame a nlea for all boat own- really takes Important equeesed out. herd." reports Hogtund. “Most dairymen with lea pro­ ductive com land and 30 to 40 or more cows will find it profit­ . Other offloora are: President, age Midi lean dairyman, accord­ able to feed a combination of ing to a Michigan State Univer­ com silage and haylage. But dent, Lola Fuller, New Mexico; sity agricultural economist. when dairy herd sire lx increased historian. Jcrric Evans. Idaho, and publicity director, Dorothy pay the good com grower to feed llrc a. corn silage nt heavy rates the Mra Cllady* Chapttia, Denver. year around." conclude* Un­ — ■’ _____ _____________ .__ lund. tween Auguit 1 and August 31 hay the following year, warns mg a crop, ana u on in Tesar. . ekancr fields tnd higher yields. I “With band seeding, the fertll- wish to propagate In their seed Westinghouse Electric Corporation. Members who complete l)ic best project* receive recognition awards constating of gold-filled medals, a trip to the National I II Club Congress and a chance nietnberahip in the national ao* to compete for six >500 educational scholarships. rarity. The annual meeting will Ixcal electric power suppliers also strongly support the pro­ ue field in cunnccilon with Uie gram through recognition, technical assistance and teaching aid* National “Make It With Wool" contest held coch January. The cularly economical for Summer contort La slated fur Portland, foedlng, especially when it Steers May Be Poor Choice for Dairymen Find Crabgrass Takes Dairy Farmer Raising dairy suera can bo who participate* must make and Haylage Good a profitable cnlcrprizc. Backseat to But dairymen with a high;, producing bird can probably do jtuu. year U.OOU dr In puxUd- ‘Forage Booster’ a boxer job of Investing Ums j Fine Fescues Haylage provide* an economiand money by expanding their United SiqUa. “Anyone looking for a rough. by culUpacktag. The seeding job should be Kentucky bluegrass for completed before mld-August In northern Michigan and August 30 in southern Michigan — the earlier the better—to Insure go<xl riaon, Michigan State University plant*' and should be given proper care. Never use a higher rated fuse than recommended or substitute something else which will keep tho fuse from functioning properly, 4-H'ers warn. They regularly chock electric circuit* to guard against overloading —a frequent result from using more and more electrical equipment In tho home and on the farm. For 30 year* the national 4-H Electric program ha* sparked millions of boys and girls to undertake a wide variety of projects. After learning the fundamental* of electrical energy and II* place ta modern living, they engage ta projects that range from simple jobs Jike repairing cords to servicing motors, appliances and l _ with wiring and lighting survey*. In recent year* electronic device* Including robots, radios and hi-fi sets have been constructed by club members. Participation In the program has enriched their knowledge and given comfort to their/amilleB as wail, elub leader* report The work is supcrvised by the Cooperative Extension Service. AS LOW AS *644 CASH AND CARRY H Many <M» im aU Saylaa A.ailaHa OPIN 7:10 TO 5:10 MON. THRU FRI.—-SATURDAY 7:10 TO 4:M TAVI no LUMBER compan S MI LUK GALESBURG MICH. �ofthe vtitaso New Nashville Sewage Plant Facility. ««!?. »«<i a* ctoarwise euttm-land ot Woodland. * Ur. km were visitor* the new operator tor Nashville's Township «of Castleton -Thl* action shall in no way fsnnllarUc himself wtto toe new be ccuutrued a* an abandonment plant which officially opened on nF 01 0<ner*hlP cr about May 1. Ot Uie library by toe village of Nashville, as defined under’ toe wm* of toe will of Chari** M. Putnam, from whom toe library Drontrtv qulr£." — -v At Thursday night's meeting Id* visited the Nashville plant a letter was read before toe last week and waa well pleased council from Mr*. Fannie Noo­ wlth toe eonstrucUoa. nan, head library consultant di­ It is not unusual that various vision, acknowledging receipt of the resolution, which has been plant such m the disposal plant placed on the in Lansing. Mrs. Alice Kelhl wa* appoint- of Coata Grove. Woodlapd and Bartiers Comer*. * raster din- of I-anslng, Mr. and Mrs. will Arthur Clinton were' Thursday . ...... ... naa uui.ic Wieland. * Overnight «uest of oetohrate IiU 80th birthday. * George Humphrey. 6r., were Mr. Mr. and Mr* Paul Cmmbcck of Mr. and Mr*. Harold Stanton of •nd Mr*. Robert Humphrey and Dowling. Mrs. Mina Wright of children, local. Mr. and Mr*. George Humphus and family ot Lowe joined Mr. and Mr*. George Humphrey. Jf, of Carlton Center. * Mr. and Mr*. James Humphrey and chil­ brate their birthday*. * Mr and dren of Kalamaioo visited Mr. Mra. Bernard Piper and children and Mn. George Humphrey, Br. * Mr. and Mn, Robert Newton of Bucyrus, Ohio, Mr. and Mrs. and Bill were Easter dinner Wayne Fields and family of amount of and another to toe four-year term. The Cas­ utic concerning a meter which tleton township board 1* expect­ ed to appoint two more members currently the council 1* con­ at toelr next meeting. cerned with another change in­ Ed. Flels, an inspector from toned with a much excavation, WHAT ELSE MAKES SUCH A ■ BIG HIT WITH MOM? “ cussed In detail various phases need for raising a manhole in ot too new disposal plant and answered queation* put to him total amount 1* B1.7W.40, by council members. dull another order, which will be coming through within a few d*yj cab* for a motor change, •tois will be necessary In order to get the plant approved by the DI *w*S H. 1M-UII state, and will cost approxi­ Oy Mn, Sylvan Tagg mately *100. Mrs. Albert* Owen and chllRecently Village Attorney Hor­ ace Power* drew up a resolution lor toe purpose of qualifying Uie dren of Morgan visited-with Mr. Putnam Library a* a district and Mn. George Owen. * Caller* library in order that It could J Freeport district library, the term* sad provision* ___ DM. ocing MSA U-17K (1-6). -Said district library shall fee Odcisu Little Julie Yoder has the established and known a* Put­ nam Public library in the quar­ tet* provided therefor, and in eperatton heretofore In the vllThompson and family were Eas­ •There shall be appointed two ter dinner guests of Mr. apd Mr*. member* from the township and Kenneth Moore of Logan. * Air­ man Ralph Tuttle, staUoned in New York, wu a dinner guest of Mr. and Mr*. Clair Clum and Mrs. Roy Dukes and Kenneth De Mott. Afternoon visitors were Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Granewold of Cleveland. Ohio, and Mr. and Mr*. Ron Owens of Middleville. Den Grinnell ot Jackson called r. * The Birthday Club met on Mr. and Mra. Floyd Grinnell. Alden Grinnell waa a .caller. .A Mr. and Mra. Floyd Grinnell were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. George Eliott of Hastings. Iran Florida on Wednesday of The Klllott children came home with their grandparent* to stay Salad Dressing “A" 49c GENEROUSIY FILLED ■^39* 2 i-ts. tves. 39c CARPETS 39* ROAST PORK Pork Steaks •ONKLAM 43c Preserves 3-LB. 69 MIATY MATE IB. Rolled Perk Roast push, son nut Boot Briskets S'S.'-S 59c Sliced Bacon OSCAR 148. AAAVER PKG. wra Polish Sausage Barbecue Sauce 39‘ 75c 53c Fresh Dressed Porch 69c Dressed White Boss 59c Smelt 23c Blended Syrup 49c 49 Salmon Steaks 79c Rib Steaks 89c Halibut Steaks 59c Short Ribs 39c Swordfish Steaks 79c Strawberry Preserves AM Hawaiian Punch 3;^ 89' ’ 10 PACK TOILET TISSUE & 69e 39‘ •% . CO-CAL Angel Food Ring 2 ^87 Ice Cream OZ. BOT. 10^ 79' 49' Waldorf Tissue CUPP'S, STRAINED Baby Food SPECIAL SALE! 8 O'Clock Coffee CLEANSERS . Comet Or Ajax tv 14-OZ. CAN T £LC l“W 73' 22 & $1.99 33' 6 tss 99 Tide Detergent - Monarch "Largoit Selection in Borry County' NYLONS - WOOLS - ACRILAN PLANTATION 20-10-5 (COVERS 5,000 SQUARE FEED 'E r»n Lawn Food and Horculons BRIGHT SAA. Save an exfra 24# during thia Special Sale on 3-Ib. bags of AfcP’s superb Eight O’Clock 501 Nykm INSTALLATION INCLUDED Ammonia in seconds to give you COFFEE MILL AAP, GRADE A FRESH FROZEN FLAVOR...traah-tround flavor you can’t Orange Juice irt in a can at any price.1 au mn spot REMOVAL for INSTANT COFFEE .......i Maxwell House WHITEHOUSE, INSTANT, MAKES 20 QTS. “Milk 4-.P’ QUARTERS OR SOLIDS SOLIDS KAN CUANfD MARVEL, VANILLA Jane Parker Twin McGm PHO Cleaned tho Sc 49c FISH and SEAFOOD 15c SUPER RIGHT MEP. 4-INCH CUT Potato Bread t*. 85c lb. $1.89 BOSTON STYLE BUTT Boiling Beef 107 East Woodland Collection of 79* First 5 Ribs » 89c DAMSON HUM JANE PARKER Rolls 2 Stop in and See Our lb. 49c 4th and Apple Mrs Andrew Brandt and Mrs Allen FUii visited Mrs Estella Mldny IMMA U»wOw«y lb. 79c RIB ROASTS JANE PARKER, 8-INCH "5" SKVE NEW BUILDING lb. 45c lb. 69c DEL MONICO STEAKS Dexter ot Eaton Rapid* were We're Now Located in our lb. 35c PORK LOINS, Loin Portion . First 3 Ribs Margaret TUtUc of Nashville was a visitor. Roy and Jerry King of Lowell •ins spent two days with Mr. and Mr* Charles King. * Nona Moore of Pontiac spent a few day* at. toe Moore - Barnard home. * Nona Moore and Ralph tie Creek. * Friday evening tho diaries Moore. They also visited Mrncat Brovnnt* of Gabon, Ohio. Mr*. Ralph Moore at Fennock Hospital. * Easter dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Geiger were Mr. and Mrs. Larry Hoff­ M> tanpe Kdnod man and daughter of Wayne, Mr. 07' PORK LOINS, 7-Rib Portion 5th RIBS Hendershot & Vicinity alter ot April M: Visitors of Warret CHOPS SUPER RIGHT BEEF “KING OF ROASTS" BAKS) FOODS . PORK Q(|0 CENTER RIB CHOPS CENTER LOIN CHOPS COUNTRY STYLE SPARE RIBS Jane Parker Price and chndrcn and Mra. Win. council (and also toe Castleton township board) read; 'Be it hereby reeolved that toe village of Nashville shah unite with toe township of Castleton for toe e*- and Mr*. Elwood Yoder and chll- PLAID STAMPS ■KU -j. Nutley Margarine 5 CTFB. 8 9 SULTANA Peanut Butter 6® 19' 2.69 s1.49 HOT HOUSE Golden Ripe RED RIPE BANANAS Tomatoes a. 1Q‘ DRINK MIX, MAKS5 2 QUARTS* Cheeri-Aid AM Cut-Rite Wax Paper Gela Towsls 37c 49 �NameCommittees At Vertnontrillo a fun five miles an hour above uniform I became—well, uneasy. | thoughtful American soldier feels we in opposed to the following: HB 3360—that would perthit the legal night speed litpit, why In fact I became so uneasy that I ntout this rad, suffering dream dldM the sheriff'* department my head buzzed, my teeth chat-1 called VJet-Nam and the Ameri- liquor licenses at the Slate Fair­ give them a ticket for something J trred uncontrollably, and for a Jon people lack home, whose ground*. Young people from all parts of Mfchlgan exhibit their --------------------------—-*-“•------- •- ­ noting momrtil I thought 11 way of life he 1* dying for. Stanley Trumble, president of such u running a»blockade.reck less driving, failure to *top when would faint. (I wa* utuerene nil He said that most uf us over livestock. The State Fair allowed Vermontville village, has ap­ gaining but It took "tabor holi­ flagged down. Intoxication, or ever • I can remember quite .here have no imagtaaUon; that a profit the past three without pointed the following commit­ days" and "sit down strikra" to something? They could have just clearly that my dale —an ex-' the rtght thing* make no !m- liquor revenues. tees for the year: H.B MM-that would legalize Street* and walks. Larry Mus­ gain IU recognition. If people m well done that and picked up tretnely level-headed girl—had to presalon on u* We may be * few dollars for some local Jus­ slap me on the back several I Quick and alert at grasping the dog racing with part-mutual bet­ ser and Donald Hummel; dr sin*. tice living in Barry County, times, as If treating me for a; aspect* of the war and Amerl- ting. Bet* in organized gambling Hummel and Musser: water, Cleo which would have helped Uie coughlng seizure, before I re- ‘ can* dying, but only the a*pecia and the numbers racket feed Prescott and Kenyon Peabody: I avoid settiement. gained my composure. But after Iftnd «’>! the significance of the money to the Mafia. When has lights. James Faust and Charles a number of these slaps on the aspect* He said that in Uie petty gambling led to a decrease in Vlels; police. Viele and Pau*t; have . thrown them tn Jail. Of back, and a scornful glare or routines of our dally live# we do crime and moral decay? fire, budget and insurance. Pea­ America's children arc robbed body and HuinmvL and building* The whole civil rights move- bit unfair when we know that J Alabama's State cupitol at Mont- course, the Barry County Jail 1* two, she convinced me Uiat men not understand, or try to under­ many white people are not'gomeryl Gov. Wallace of that pretty shabby and doesn't com­ in uniform weren't really no bud "land what it mean* to be placed of a fair start in life. now. Let * and .ground*. Prescott and Pea­ all. and that they can even | *** “ position which makes you not add to It. We can not afford body. shouldering th«ir rreporuLbUitta*; Btate has complained of viola­ pare with the Eaton County Jail, after iw. inf,—Hn. tn i-tv tn nnnn i.^ ■ speculate—every single ccnsciou* to waste our children. They are downright. atrocities committed tes rixty should. | tian ot Stale* Righto. Any stale which to big enough and lux­ be interesting to talk to once in The council meets Uie first urious enough tiiat on some oc­ awhile. In the end we cat down minute—on your life and Uie the America of tomorrow. against tlx? American Negro for Tuesday of each month, and at ovuic Mini mk duuui ——- -— — ---- they hold square dance* beside him. And now u I it- possibility ot suddenly being de­ Sincerely, casions the next meeting. May 4. it 1» hoc Ute only place where the It* cupitoi building, has p* » in the basement. prived ot il; on Uiut conjectural member it I'm glad we did. Daisy Johnson. expected the budget for Uie new Negro ta treated unfairly. I will j lot of trust even tuggt^Ung The young man told me he field of immortality; on your Another thing: Mr. and Mr*. Union City. Mich. When God created man. did grantthatthey. inalotofcaMB'vtote. rights. There are three had been in Vlet-Nam for 13 are not bring Urntcd weU here reasons why such a thing would months and was returning home verse. Over here we do not unIn the North. However, ' two 1* *»e. 1. as a stunt. Z to diow weighs about 113 pounds, dry. vvw« ■«», m«i wc wrongs do not make a right.'* resentment, 3 Just plain d----- If you «Mi «d|.iii* clothes, he man, but rugged. And there was friend's face spilt away from il* might weigh 130 pounds. Mrs khould exmsider that th« black-1 und the nature of one crime will I Ignorance. Take your pick. Treclse (my daughter) weighs something impressive about hto ;foundation* with a bullet that man Is part of Hto work and not Ireocn the gravity of another I I think this Just about covers eye*, not that they were so con- 1had hto name on it. ... He told treat him accordingly. | The Ama Iran Negro heeds a | the dlscunsion as far n* I tun a UtUe heavier because she is ex­ spkuously sensitive; m fact Uiey 1me to go home and think il over 1 When wc consider tiiat the leader and Dr. Martin IAl thca*' concerned regarding Uie mcaa peeling her first baby tn October. veered In the opposite dlrecUon. 1for awhile. 1 did. while man lias had ccnUirico KlnS ,llu proven himself to be ' that wc have brought upon ourA* far the sheriff's depart ­ upon centuries of training os n sn lthle one. He Is trying and —iv<« i «n»iM nv. tz» nin*n And you should. ment. of course they will defend trine too dose together far sen­ CmD clvillred person and the black *ucc«sfuUy so, to show the■I with a poe sitivity. But in spite of this there they hare M«. man. lias leu than 400 yeuni Nritro the mccwity of being wbi- j Alice Cary sometime ago wiiich their |h j position because d teputaui lhe was a certain look about himi wann and reading, sipping soda, rayntn) Y.» C.I ago was taken num fiotn Ing to stand on hto own two — feet of their de^tmem' and which seemed to add importance; hitting »»» exploited and men — rams up things pretty fell. "1-| ........ golf balls far on Hun­ 12 dartwt £ to to everything he said: a look'1 days. $ 5.00 darkest Africa and sold aa as stave*, start*. and proto* proteet the injusriro injustice impoaimpos- titled days Over there, quick and $ 51.M dodging, 'J~‘ avoiding bullets, dancdefend. That is but human na­ which to also mentionable in। J 25 17.00 312.16 The fact that they stopped context with the fact that one' ing on their frightened toes: I bold t!ui Christian grace,ture. 1 would have thought long and; they might din. 30 24.00 ' other cars and what happened to 519.71 abounds, hard before preferring those eyrai stnndarrto ? And when they do If we can't Where charity to seen, that ' 36 a little larger, or more widely\bc 1 unpollticatiy grateful for theto 2S.00 709.90 set. or more sensiUva Sacrifice; if we can't be unpoll36 , We climb to heaven, Ito on point at issue to what happened 32.00 •22.71 We talked about.Jhe war in tlcaliy grateful for the John Does; CASH LOANS when they stopped this car and the rounds Vlet-Nam. And talked and talked and D*vld Woes from Omaha.; atton and rrepcct as a fellow I backbone to the colored fwople that ta the only point. 36 3g.24 1.000.00 and talked about it Most of PltUburg. . Kent Clly.Ipwa.Clevehuman, hare qualities t h a I ■and demand their human right*, Another point no one lias •< -» t. 1)00 L— _____ .... Baton Rouge, Hartford. I hold all etoe. named piety. mentioned: I am very familiar what wa* said I will not bother I, land. would be a credit to any society, I An account coming out of Uie to Jot down here; such informs-‘ $100 (. 11000-1 %% -w Hills and fried squirrels I ■ — - \ -reh ^vT^lntna with this spot in the road. It is lion and speculation are readily I Cider for breakfust in Kentucky ... if | •elf, when an old colored lady twice. if Ute Negro ir. to Imre equal available to the public tn news- we cant be grateful for them, I preaching from the south. A car papers. But he did make a few Uien what are we? Irtulmcnt wills tha white man. • PAY ALL YOUR BILLS be circumference? approaching from the south articulate remarks which I be­ David W. Eaton This I moreover hold and dare comes around a bend and you lieve are worthy of noting hire; • GET EXTRA "CASH" TOO 610 E. Thorn Affirm where'er my rhyme don't have a clear view of this and he made them with Rood, could have been the only time Intersection until you are rea­ long, indescribable glances which Hastings in her life when being out side bad a fairly haunting effect on Whatever things be sweet and sonably close to It. Another thing I noticed in the me. and which, very probably To the Editor: fair. felt any resemblance of freedom. *heriff'* letter. He highly com­ prompted the writing of this let­ We deny our children the right I Love snakes them so. There hsv.- luvn manv "dfflimended one of the police of­ ter. Just before he left to catch to a safe, sane and healthy life Whither 1: be the sickle's rush ficer* who was an experienced his train, he told me. and told.if Stop In—M2 S. Jefferson—Phone Wl 5-3424 castrations" in our span of —we do not.let member* ot A BUND KfW Through whralflelds or the man. His statement wa* some­ me quite unpolltlcally. how the I our State Legislature know that American history To name one thing like this about the other tfCBENT HOSPITAL POLICY Or by acme cabin door a hush man ' that he had been watching wanton distraction of private PAYS CASH with interest, hl* progress." Tiiat Of rugged flowers. doesn't say very much about him SI 00.00 to $600.00 a month was without reason. It shows to and if I understand it right, it what length people will go to re­ Nor stubborn faato. nor stated The Cod? bel aagnhut unfair treatment. prayers. excited and unitrung after they ♦1.00 a Month That makes us saints, we Judge had stopped the car. will workout O. K. but give it For loch $ 100.00 Benefits Another question: At this time acme time." Maybe so. but don't of the night and on a chilly you think in the Negro's case In Addition You Get c. It to1 And when a man can live night and not much something more subotantial questionable whether police Emergency Treatment officer stood in the center of the Up To $30.00 hundred year period? Unlera I know the blood about hto road, waiting for a car to come (In or our of Hospital) along. It to possible they might Travel Acxident Limited have“"b$en sitting in the car I500£0 We should do at tha plant, where it was warm and had to rracmbllng a solution ex tots. husUe to get out in the road tn Ages 1 to \p Years There is un old laying that bend ouroelvt* toward the light. time when this car come around Sincerely could apply here. “A faint heart. the bend in Uie road. That is Prank Card. fair lady.' Send us your name and adwhat mast , people would have dreu. A sample policy wiU be been doing. Till* could easily May 1. 1B65 have been the man that Treclse are laws which Insures the Negro forwarded for you to exam­ hto civil rights. why funiter ray dashing towards the road, ine. No obligation of course. I have followed with interest waving something. Another It could bo tho bort $1.00 a the letter in your paper from thing: Suppose thi* wild shot by body talks but docs nothing Robert Treclse of Lansing, and Ulis new deputy would have month you ever invested. his experience# with the Barry startled these people Uiat hto car themselves. County Sheriff’s Department. would have gone out of control ASSOCIATED The Negro personally will have Also, I read ths sheriff's rebuttal and struck a tree and killed somebody. MUTUAL with much interest. Perhaps we should forgef the civil righto ore to be n-allr.cd. 4ft FLOOR whole thing, but on the other Many whiten win help but they my daughter. Flrat. you )>„ 1 r> tn Itnn-r' »nn tiiwsltll FARWEU BLDG hand, perhaps we shouldn't be­ cause the next time it might be DETROIT, MICHIGAN 48226 Mrs. Treclse. Robert ha* taught you. or some member of your several year* in the Lansing family would be subject to UUs school system. He has a master's kind of treatment. I would like to emphasize one degree and to Just now qualifying for his doctor's degree and is thing: I wasn't there Uie night also on Uie staff of Michigan this happened: also please bear State University. Mrs. Trtctoe is in mind, the sheriff wasn’t ei­ the head librarian at the C. W. ther. AU either one of us know Otto, school and has been em- about It we got second-hand. Yours sincerely, jllUyed in that position for sev­ © LOCAL TRADEMARKS, Inc. eral year*. Theo Lenon. The next morning, after this Sunfield. Mich. incident with the sheriff's de­ We Have Plenty of Items for Wonderful MOTHER'S DAY PRESENTS portment, she called me on the To the Editor: phone and told me exactly the I have been reading, with circumstances of Uie night be­ maximum curiosity, these letter* Gifts That Will Give Her Years and Years of Enjoyment fore. She did not mention getting to the editor—or rather, letters a letter out to anybody about it. to the public for some six year* although I advised her to write now. Most of them have had a the sheriff and chairman of the certain seriou* tentlment to Board of Supervisors of Barry them, even though this senti­ County. To the best of my know­ ment was often poorly conveyed ledge. this lady never lied to me due to a lack of clarity In word in her Ilfs or misrepresented structure, end sometimes (Just L^et us style your Kitchen to your anything to me or anyone else. recently, I fear) because of a I think tho sheriff described vague sort of pedentry, unbeliev­ work habits . . . You can have a how the road block should have able as that may seem. But how­ been set up very well. The only ever poorly these sentiments custom styled kitchen for much thing about it that I question were conveyed, and whatever the reason for the poverty of their HERE IS WHAT YOU less than you think! Beautiful wa* I. Ail he know* about it Is conveyance — pedentry or etherwhat he was told and the same applies to myself. Another thing tain definiteness about them: cabinets with built-in features, RECEIVE FOR ONLY $11.88 I question to: These people driv­ mar-proof counter tops, storage ing along at that late hour of the night and being within 10 of how it may be classified miles of their destination, would style-wise. for everything. Prices start New Blade Not too long ago. in a small run through any blockade after drag store of a neighboring city. they had seen It as they had not I struck up a conversation with committed any crime and they a young man cn route to Con­ New Plug were not fleeing from any police necticut. The young man was in officer* in any way. It seems the uniform, and in the light of pre­ only crime that Robert Treclse vious experience with mm in could have committed was the uniform, it is truly amazing that New Points o PUBLIC FORUM o dirt Uw Federal government will bd called . upon many ttmre to intervene. Back in the tJjirttas, the Wag- Plan Your FINANCES NOW ’25J1000 Local Finance e GIFTS FOR MOM! PRE SEASON TUNE-UJ SPECIAL A MODERN KITCHEN FOR AAOAA! $||88 as low as $1350 a month cription of the wanted man. Another question that comes to my mind: It these desperadoes roared through thia blockade at New Condenser 5. tion with him. I. with a date, had wandered into the drug store after a movie, and immedi­ ately upon seeing Oils fellow in FINANCING New Oil Come in this week for an estimate on a kitchen for Moin ... or for anyrotheJremodeling project 6. Complete Lubrication of Bear­ ings and All Moveable Joints 7. Wards Money Back Guaran­ tee if Not Satisfied ARRANGED you have in mind. If you con't come In. call us SERVICE How to take yourself off the spot OURB JNESS IS TO BETTER YOUR LIVING! NE CALL DOES IT ALL! at 945-2489 NO OBLIGATION FOR ON-THE-SPOT ESTIMATES Hastings, Mich. 118 SO one- and we'll come to your home at your convenience. Call Ward* Service Department 118 So. Jefferson Your One-Stop Home Improvement Center! COLEMAN JEFFERSON HASTINGS Free Delivery Ample Parking � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/492/HastingsBanner_1965-05-13.pdf 74f9b031ca7e45619009bb009a2be044 PDF Text Text The Hastings Banner One Hundred and Tenth Year Memorial Dey Will NUMB1ER 4 Hastings, Michigan, Thursday, May 13, 1965 South Broadway Electorate Vote Special Tax Water Main, Sewer On FoVXw'jaP' Project $26,586 EDITORIALS**?' ”!1 , ■i—■ rire retes Girls h BMC Michigan has officially dedicated thia coming week, from May 10 uncommon in the United States, . the growth of vast industrial com- { Achievements Barry County electors in July may be asked to approve a spec­ turning Uw spotlight on the many ial tax of 1.75 mills for 1965 only tlon of the population has become. —renters in = «a.11 iUn>' attended centered in a comparatively small,which t(TmlnWed * area. , worV An th- nart nt Ttils has produced many prob- ' leaders and. assistants. guardian.*, .__ __ .. _______ u’and SDonacra so that these girls for the construction of a jail (he Inland Seas." It is no mere sense of boastful­ with ft capacity of from 20 to 35 inmates. They win also be asked ness that prompts us to do this. to approve a site for the new Michigan is by any standards U structure, members of the Barry County Board of Supervisors de­ cided Tuesday. The Sputh Broadway improvement project is scheduled to .natural resources. Our extensive gel underwajTwilh the Chy Council Monday night accepting the bid ot Hoffman Brothers of Battle Creek of $26,586.80 to anticipates install, the water main and the storm and sanitary sewers. Eight bids were received, ranging from .the low to a high quarters In the bplMlng. a total and tourists. Thus, Michigan is at ------- —-------------------------------------- | of Ml,730 submitted by Terrime and the same time, a beehiv'e 'tortal Construction of Plymouth. Bsrry has been transporting of industry and a playground for b : Other companies and their L*. bids were Bultema Bros, Grand Its prisoners to Charlotte since J Rapids. 127,73615; Nagel Con- the old jail was closed by Slate |, stracUon. Grand Rapids, 128.- order last Sept. 15. The board Michigan has changed within ■ 854.75; Wilbur Maples. Midland. bill to *5 a day for male prisoners U9.M7 83. p it M Constructlun. and 17 a day for women prisonrural to an Industrial state. While I pgttte Creek. 829,553 42: D * W Barry paid 31.760 for prisoners' 72958. and Barnhart Construc­ board In April, and county cars made 28 trips to Charlotte last tion. Lansing. 3322105 58 i month. Last June electors overwhelm­ ingly rejected bond Issues total­ Including 138 fest ing 11,600,000 for a new Court­ house complex and jail. The Jail bonds totaled 3395.000. which, with the earmarked money made the coat of that new jail over a ater main half-mlinon dollars: Council Accept> Low of 8 Bids; Committee Studies Request For New Hospital Entrance polltan and the witstate areas] political power. Under thia set-up. Douglas Castleman played the thr heavily populated arras grew: pr“fcss”'’ —..Iva .!<>. aaa Thc To«*‘ Bearers then ted restive and concluded, with eon-! plfdge to Usr and siderable Justification, that thetrbi^ America." Then the HandMICHIGAN WEEK BOOSTERS—Pictured hers art. . [and then the Camp Fire Law was Bowman's, group mi Facility. Mayor Sperry was elected to tils first term at South Haven on April 5. 1965. Originally from Wallace. Neb. he was graduated from the University of Nebraska tn 1967 and from the University of Michigan's lav School in 1960. law firm- of Chappell i Sperry for Mayor Sperry has served two sars on the Planning Cotnmto- his wife. Sylvia, hare three chll- Grier. Both men arc bringing their wives to Hastings of Grand Rapids. Mayor Beckwith. Mayor ProTern Kenfield and CouncUmen are scheduled to leave about 3 pm. for South Haven where they will participate in the Mayor's Ex­ change program there. Arthur P. Rayner. 78. Lake Odessa, died at Pennock Hospi­ tal at 6:10 am. Wednesday. May Osgood Funeral Home. era.' "Wood Gatherers," "F l r e Makers" and "Seventh Grade Torch Bearers." Joseph Hubert presented tlie gave a Exchange Mayor tn replace three parking meters cement block and brick, of sim­ on N. Church on space formerly ple design, adequately built to restricted as a bus stop and losd- meet the State Corrections De­ partment's requirement/., and main there for the taxi stand. Stuart Clement, president of the question of levying 1% mills the Pennock Hospital board of on the equalized valuation of all trustees, wrote the Council in­ quiring about action taken on ty in 1965 only for the purpose of building a new Jail in Barry Ing the City take action to con­ struct a road to the west of the ble in July, 1965, if possible.” Supervisors also adopted an­ hospital running north and south other resolution which stated that they "believe Ute location Streets. "With the recent experience for the new Jail should be toft to Involving tornadoes in this area. the voters of Barry County with It became even more apparent a possibility of two or three pro­ that another access to this hos­ pital should be provided from the north and wtit to provide an by the Barry County Board of alternate route to the hospital in Supervisors that three proposed event that Green Street became sites be submitted to ths voters impassable because of a disas­ of Barry Co. for their considera­ ter." Clement said. •'Also, with the construction beginning on the expansion of the hospital which will re-orient authority to contact an arehlIt to the west it is Imperative that wc know what action is structurt. County Clerk Wit­ being planned by the Commis­ sion in meeting this request. It will be most helpful to us to Supervisors also adopted a know what to expect in planning our entrances to the hospital and resolution which will require persons presenting petitions for to the parking lots.” The request to being studied preliminary work on drains to deposit an amount sufficient to cover the costs of the prelimi­ Hastings residents mutt get nary drainwork. When the drain their driver's licenses through the license division of the sher­ refunded. If the drain Is not ap­ iff's department being set up on proved and completed, the money the ground floor of the Court- would be lost by the petitioners. Supervisors agreed to provide ——ft. — .L. The State informed the Coun­ .AAA cil that the Issuance of licenses SUPERVISORS, Page 4. Please See MORE ABOUT: ... CITY COUNCIL, Fags 3. presented shitfi." -i Donal- Sorby-made the Camp • rcgular meeting. Supervisors ' adopted n resolu­ tion presented by committee members Forest J. Foley. Mayor Franklin C. Beckwith. Russell K Mead. Ernest Hoffman. Almnnd Weber. R. A. Lyons. Victor Eck­ ard t and Milton Buehler which mlttcd by Stowell Building Serv- read: Ice for remodeling the offices in "V«r committees on jail and .. ------old .j City Hall ----------j -. the now--leased by courthouse, rules and resolutions. the county as quarters for the Welfare Department The Wel­ ol a Jail, wish to report aa fol­ fare Department has absorbed lows: ■Whereas, a study having been the Bureau of Social Aid and the integrated agency to located in made by your special building the new quarters. The remainder committee on Jail and court­ day for the Michigan Week lunch- of the contractor's blU to to be house and certain conclusions paid.when some minor jobs are having been reached by said Sharpe Memorial Had at noun. completed. Aiderman Ivan Sny- committee, and Mayor Sperry. Councilman David convenience and the increased costs of transporting prisoners to a neighboring county and taking of Hastings and have a police Into consideration the expressed opinion ot our Barry County Members approved hiking the speed limit on E. State Street Citizens Committee, who ftavUu; from Hanover to Green and on made an utlenslve study of toe County, gre antUJMfUags Road and on Cook Road fiom approximate capacity of thirty xnmor* MSnto thirty-five inmates should be deemed adequate with construc- ' fine demonstration on Individual Torch Bearer awards. Miss Ann Weyerm&n from St. fingulshlng Ceranony. Mra. Miller and Mrs. Eugene Guernsey with bouquets. • team and captained curricular activities. Stale Approves Barry Road Fund Bonds i Nashville Will Greet Colorful Dearborn Mayor Atty. General Frank J. Kelley, as chairman of the Municipal Finance CommlMlon. has an­ nounced that the Commission approved 1176.000 of Motor Ve­ hicle Highway Fund Notes for Mayor Qeville L. Hubbard and three elty officials of Dearborn David Barry, Mrs. Robert Rlchwill ■visit Nashville Monday. May Jf. fOr Mayor Exchange Day. At the same tune Nashville's village and Miss Janet Hubble. president, Mrs. Gladys Milter, and Giris passing Trail Seeker's are Janjes Carter, Mra. Stowi Mrs. Marvin Anderson. theme and Mrs. Robert OLUott. Carolyn Johnson. Jean Coy. Ann McCloskey. Jan Oautoche. Lori Wood. Lucy Godfrey, Laura Zteg- payable Valley High School 80-piece march- Atty. General Kelley said "The funds will be used to Construct Street where Hubbard will be pre­ primary roads " The Barry County Road Com­ sented s key to the city by village mission applied for the permis­ president pro-tem. James Riser sion to issue the bonds, with blds to be received about Aug. 1. to Miller, Roads. Brogan and Lawrence costing’ about 1225,000 in the Lynn Alderson, Roberta Blrkr. Susan Cartoon. Julie Crittenden. Rebecca Gray, Debbie Higdon. Jscqlyn Johnson. Elizabeth ParHoltz. Helen Jackson. Cindy Larsen, Susan McAllister. Cantie Taylor. Karen Walton and Glory Wilkin*. Giris passing Wood Gatherer's Rank: Lu Anne Bowman. Barb­ ara Brown. Martha Hall, Gloria Highsmith, Linda Highsmith. Patty Mites. Cindy Schondel- The afternoon program calls for visits to the Plycoma plant, Stend- ter, Mary Thomas. Diane Wltt- PUBLIC HEARING NOTICE: The Barry County Board of Appeals will hold a hearing at the office of the Zoning Admin­ istrator in the Cky Hall. Has­ tings, Mich., at 8'pm. May 17. 1965. This bearing. Is on the pro­ posed disposal site for the town­ ships of Hope. Barry and Johns­ town townships on the property of Loviness Campbell In the S‘4 2N. R9W. thick they are holding. B>lte Birds tang the "Blur CouncUmen approve purchase of a Scout from Mahler Motor Baits costing tl.689. The right­ hand drive vehicle will replace the three-wheel motorcycle used primarily in checking parking meters. The new vehicle should, be more versatile. Chief of Po­ lice Richard Sunior said Coundlmcn approved payment City to Roll Out Red Carpet for certainly deserve gained statehood, until within the I Top HHS Scholars MAYOR J. GLENN SPERRY a,und council Commit- 'i their mutual trust and willingness Barry Residents To Celebrate 12 th Michigan Week Mayor’s Exchange luncheon, Mrt. Romney’s Visit, Farm-Bureau Breakfast to Highlight Program Michigan Week will be observed —.--------------------------------- >— iIn Barry County May 16-22 and presumably It should Include | "Among the collection of every citizen but this Is unllkelv । and actually a most difficult task to accomplish. However county-wide pqrtlql-J on linn has increased this ysSrJ like k dual editorship and ' quote columnist, Ines Robbe, words to sommartxc the. WUUa nrr.TTI of various activities should be of stage, i exciting, worthwhite, stimulating -- —and interesting. At the County Board of Super­ as the 20th Century's Renais­ visors meeting Tuesday nsmito- sance man." "Although Michelangelo ha« sion to participate tn Michigan Week was given to the wwnen been In the public domain fgj rmolovecs of the county which ages, it took Price to come up will allow then: to attend the with the idea of lltustraUng both Friday afternoon meeting. May the Old and New Tratansgotg jjy 21st. when Mra. George Romney will be the speaker.' Hastings City has taken the Mme-action palntlnga and sculpture lor tlie women employees of the city. Private businesses, in some In- the glorious King James Vcri, to used, and to illustrated w ments for their women employ­ 121 plates, of which M are ees to attend this special event truly exquisite color (the Wr at the great Sklra press of C Hostesses ■ at thia afternoon nrva, Swltaerlandi.” catherlng will be Mrs. Chester The new Bible cannot Hodges. Mrs. William Kirkpat­ rick. Mra. Howard Peters. Mrs. (rations And perhaps others will Robert Shannon and Mrs. Ste­ phen Johnson. binding more than I. The only Members of the Farm Bureau really Jarring note is the solemn Women are planning their an­ list of credits—a la niovte ar * nual Michigan breakfast to be TV production—In the front, givheld from 7 to 11.o'clock Mon­ day morning, May 17. tn the Fall King James, and insludlng Creek municipal parking lot next Michelangelo, Price. Sears, Roe­ to the Farm Bureau office bulld- buck. the publishers. the print,tng on E. State Street. There will nlngton and Debra Hein. Hubbard and his officials will visit the water nitration plant and the Rank: Janin Barry, Marie Conrad, Ctccila Curtis, Anne Weyerman and Kathleen Hodges Girls passing Group Torch jirecede the evening banquet to be held in the CommuniUy House Mayor Franklin Beckwith will be able to attend the Govern­ ment Day luncheon nt Lesson Sharpe Memorial Hall Monday. May 17th, and will introduce the exchange mayor from ,Bott th Haven, because he, and other government officials from Has­ tings are not to be honored until group. dedicate a new public park. ................ Richard Slocum, Zoning Administrator tlon; an Informal get-acquainted coffee hour In the mayor's office; “bits ofyesterday”.... as gleaned from the Banner files Central Auditorium in Hastings the morning of May 21st. InClddes the following outline of teaching tn classrooms. I bom Inn for a civic luncheon; an [afternoon auto tour of Greenfield Village; a visit to Fatrlane. Ute Lformer mansion of Henry Ford. and sometime during the dsy Mra Miller will assist tn the dedication I to be Held Monday, July U. IMS Notice is hereby given to ths qualified electors of Woodland Township that registrations ore port that they have been acutely aware of tills work and these re­ search projects: the libraries re­ port that the books about Michi­ gan are in great demand cur­ rently also. MIOHIQAM WMK ai NsrUssstata BskMt » TO GO ABROAD —Nine Hastings High School students are 6317 I. Coats Drove Road Those Alonso C. former resident of Hastings and now chairman at the Michigan Alumni Fund Board. wiU be the Club dinner al the Hotel Hartings World War here Saturday evening. • COMPLETING SCHOOL HERE—Hastings has been host thia this election. Only property own­ ers and/or spouses may vote on this proposition tq levy two <1> fashing to Woodland Township for ■ period of five (5k ppars, both Inclusive, to maintain Township, esmetcry ■ -*.- A_.l and tire department. aThe final date for registration Is Thursday. June 17. IMS, from 8 am. to a Bernice M. Kanlner, Woodland Township Clerk 1/20 WI S-4360. Michigan place mate will Be ived at the various eating placft and these attractive, pictured and brightly colored mats will and at the Medical Faculty. ‘ The Michigan Week Antique Auction story is elsewhere in this issue. School participation in Michi­ gan. besides having Mrs. George president of the Nashville Clumber backward glances admitted. "It will be Mia from future editions.” ... The Bible will be labeled and come not Just from Hasting? families but all over the countg- daughter BelfiaM, 888 W. Walnut, going to Finland; Jan Springer, daughter of Mr. eng Mra. Donald Springer, 238 W. South, to England; lUasttMa; �I-T1K HASTINGS BANNER ' o - ■ wr. d it ' Horry Len* New Mfioie Governor iTWGREEN STAMPS IndTO. ulcered Ing IDEABOOW i Gfwic Swam-on wa to rorv* hl* nth term Ury, tf»rtXT’ Service is junior Late and AH Duun 1* treasurer. Trustee* are William Tinkler, now vftar. Ralph Turner, two yehu. and Robert Bowman, three “KtV* nr— -------------------------------1 Got off to a good start , . . feel better all day | Camp Fira Smoke 1 Mra Fresh Grade 'A' Large WITH COUPON BELOW .351 llighbunk a daughter from Talmyra. Mr. and | Mrs Bernard Ltoyarmohd and ion ■ from Potterville, Sandra Green rfnd Ralph Rasey. Mr. and Mra. Blair HawbllU and •on tailed Sunday evening on Mr. and Mra Or Ito VanSycMe of Lacey. * Pau! Ball and daughter. Marcia, from •.HAMBURGER . . WITH COUPON BELOW . . . Hy Mrt. Vtrn llmcblilt ■I HMArW. Ht-2101 Robert Hart, who lias bern in Community Hntjntal for tome ttof, 1» home again feeling some better. Oreertfeaf ECKRICH SMOKY-LINKS ’At 53c PORK CUTLETS it 69c PESCHKE FRANKS King-Biro lb. 49c VEGETABLES 6S1 POPSICLES 35 Hastings and Ml Pleacant Saturday. * Mr. and Mra. Lafe Williams. Jr., and fam­ ily were Bunday dinner greats of hto parents. Mr. and Mra. L. Wil­ liam*. * Mr. and Mr*. Lloyd wil­ liam* of Woodland were Saturday evening caller* of Lafe William*, Jr., SWIFT'S PREMIUM EXTRA TENDER AND MEATY LEAN PORK STEAK » 49‘ gR RGFRCSHING ORANGE OR CHERRY ding of FULLY-COOKED SHURFINE PORK & BEANS 5 '"cii? $1.00 SHURFINE TOMATO CATSUP 6 ‘is $1.00 — and Mr*. Austin Schantz and Mr. add Mra Blair Hawblltx and Ken­ neth utv Sunday guests ,al Mr. and Mra. Vem Hawblitz. * Ur. urxl Mra. Errctt Skidmore called Saturday on Mr.'and Mrs. Arthur l*Hidden Manic k MAIR SPRAY usheseeit RADIO Liquid Prell ■ Freedom of The Piets BOTTLE, ONLY . . 49 SHANK HALF 49i 2-3 LB. AVERAGE Center PORTION 89k SWIFT’S PREMIVM BONELESS ■■ rok. PORK ROAST 59w CHEESE SPREAD 79 2 39c Gleem Toothpaste 1 17-Transistor RADIO <■■■>x*649| ■ With Tbto Coupon and An Order ot 15.00 or Morel FRESH! California Valencia fgSfl ORANGES H-kehh | Grade'A'Large Eggs ^35'1 doz. -2- ■ FRKrt|il,Y-GBOC.M> kute have groan up and need Whole HAM NO CENTER SLICES REMOVED REDEEM COUPON BELOW FOR SPARTAN fiul liberty would disappear » H we ahould ever faU Had failed a&t thus had ceanad to be. And, though. wa might AITCH BONE REMOVED, 12-16 LB. SHAMPOO 1 RAVE BOc WITH. THIS COL’POX ON A HAROLD ,11 00 *64’ TUBE, ONLY.. WAYNI H 1-lb., 3-oz. Pkg. to 1-lb. 4'i-oi. Pkg. WHITE, CHOCOLATE FUDGE, DOUBLE CHOCOLATE, or YELLOW tr of Flint and Edd and Mr*. Clayton Newland, f.. Joyce and Christine of llto tnlertaliud on Saturday. ,*ttl> a birthday dinner tn W Himel Brown Gueits were U>lta Stauffer of Hastings r. Mid Mrs. Harry S. Brown. Grand Rapid*. CAKE — MIXES J SAVE 50c ON A 7-TRANSISTOR family were Sunday HAM SALE PILLSBURY MOIST Garrow, Sunday and LEAN ‘N FRESHLY GROUND, ALL-BEEF EGGS regarding the Grand Council Fire held in the Camp Fire of­ fice >tr* Harry Miles to Chair­ man. Mrs Donal Sorby’s Group OroatiLMHOD Committee also hrbt a meeting al the Camp Fire Ui»H big Ethel Miller and Mr*. Gerald BkedgtU attended the Awttnrd meeting ot the Hlawath* AUbocca Lodge No. 53 and pramtMad a program about Camp Fire Giris They were presented with a gift to the Camp Fire Girl* towards the Camp Fire Cabin. ■ | All-Beef Hamburg 3 fOOD ’ SPARTAN 1'ASTEL’HIZKP 991 EXTRA SAVINGS!... REDEEM BONUS COI ♦■PIECE PLACE SETTING OF STAINLESS t! Flatware <* 99' ■ ICHEESE SPREAD 2 #391 Plus... 100 EXTRA STAMPS WITH H-O»L couwrer HTtSH IC« CREAM Plus., 50 EXTRA STAMPS WITH ANY 4-MCKAOU Of CMCAl PACKAGE OF 200 DOUBLES PUFFS FACIAL ,IS?SW Pkg. ■ Only ...PLUS FHESHUKE WHOLE GREKS BRASS OR 5-’I00 CORN 6 $1 SWEET PEAS FrrUiltkr Hecta, Peas imd Carrot., Spinach or GOLDEN COUNTRY FRESH SKIMMED MILK — Lk-ca �New Driver’s Lirciue Unit Opens Monday Southts.tern PTA Meet* | President Rtaiiard Johnson. । has announced that the South.eastern PTA will meet Tuesday. I May 18. It will be an open Iwu-te type meeting with tcochen in Barry County * new Hcenxe dl- their rooms to confer with par­ virion of the sheriff's department ents from 7:30 to 8 pm. Tlw l» acheduled to be opened Man- will be election of officers and day In the offices formerly occu­ refreshment*. pied by the Welfare Department in the northeaat corner of the Courthouse, sheriff Merl H. Campbell has announced. - License* a Hl no longer be pro­ nt u,e *her>0'« office or lha Hasting* police department. Sheriff Campbell aald camera equipment for the new llccnsea Continued from Pago One U to be aet up. Monday. The new license* will include a by the police will be iialtcd as photograph of the holder and of Monday. May 17. Will coat *3 Instead of 1350. Future driver’s licenses are to Campbell explained. have photographs of the holders The license division will be on them, and camera equipment open Munday through Friday is being installed in the new li­ from 8 am. to 8 pm, and from censing office at the Court­ 8 .to 12 noon on Saturday : house. Sheriff Campbell and others In I Aidermen approved a new hl* department have been going to 1 .anting for instructions m agreement with Charles Murphy the procedures in processing ap­ ,of Vermontville under which the plications for the new drivers thrre-place hangar he had built । nt the City’s airport in 1982 win licenses become the property of the mur.ldpallty after 17 years or on ; March 1. 1879. Summer Comes to . Each year the City acquires another 1/17 interest in the Michigan — Arc You hangar, but Murphy retains con­ trol until the agreement expires. Ready? — Wc Con Help! He is permitted to sub-let it. Aldermci; also approved ac­ cepting the‘lament-block. three place hangar Murphy had built । at the local field in 1963-64. MurSeed - Fertilizer jphy is turning that structure over to Hastings. Spreader I They approved advertising for 'folds for a new storm sewer on । South Stieel from Pall Creek to | Dibble Street, a distance of about 13’k blocks. The installation is ex­ ) peeled to alleviate a water runioff problem tn that area. J I'etltiwcu with 35 signatures opposed granting a license or Iransfetring one to the Has­ . tings Bowl "or the buUdlng to 1 be built thereto," I The City wa* made party to a suit, along with Consumer* Powi-r and DeForest Excavating ’Company, filed In Circuit Court here by Mr and Mrs. Roderick . Miller, owner* of Miller's Pub. 'Tile Millers allege they suffered Breeze Box damage on June 9, 1962. during ■ the street improvement project. : They allege that the work of. connecting the gas and wafer 1 mains to the Pub wa* completed. A Big 20 In. $4 E 88 ■ but that the three- negligently i failed to close the openings made Size Only | J I by them into the building, and that large amounts of water en­ tered the building during a Sturdy Made : Morin. causing severe damage to equipment and merchandise! ■ stored tn the basement. They ask Window Screens • judgment tn the sum of 11.000. Dowling _ ueni w. inr uonaia rrocirocaa spent Sunday at Kellogg Bird : brfjre rprnt tn sewing for Pennock Hos­ f^>re^“h^d’m’thi* area hare Mr and Mrs. Harley Hill of pital a Tho George Stanford* a new ton bom laM Wednaayy. Redford visited with Mrs Wesley apent Sunday with their daugh­ ter. Joan, and family .In Battle and named David. * Mrs. Tom Edmonds cm Friday lart week Ms Edmonds aprni the weekend with her daughter. Rjuri. and family at Wall latke. On Bunday. Mr* Edmonds accompanied the Standleys to Galesburg where a *urprl«c 35th wedding anniver„« ws. amramtai ■ — sary party was held at tlic Jlm shall and Tekonsha area Sun- home on last Thursday evening. Banner Aih Benefit VOl'J. More About------- City Council IN HASTINGS MAY HOME FAIR ALWAYS GREAT (BIG TOWELS! BEDSPREAD SPECIALS! LAWN PLUSHLY TUFTED SPREADS The Seven Special Day: Of Michigan Week choose solids, prints WITH HANDSOME BULLION FRINGE! FAN 10 x37 .... 97c 18 x37 .. $1.27 MOSQUITO SEASON IS UPON US—Reduce mosquito nuUance and enjoy outdoor living. Form a olub with neighbor* for* wider coverage and more effklent control. <Also control* flies.) For area spraying, large or unall, call 374-47S1 Lake Odes**. Sprague Landscape Service*. tf Sizeu4-16 Only c Q Q Ladies' - Misses* THONGS... 29c Hastings V Store • Viking Blue. Splashy flordl', screen prints to add a refresh­ ing note to your bath. Large, Charge It! UPHOLSTERING Thl* I* the day when every Michigan citlxen should give' thought U> how he. hia family and hl* friends earn their living fl when each community should take stock of the industries. bust-1 neaaea. agriculture, and resort* and institution* which provide al livelihood for it* people. THURSDAY, Education ■‘Day U dedicated to tho school*, colleges and unl< veraitlea of Michigan, both public and private, and to the pupil! teachers .and other personnel which comprise them. Thl* is the daj for recognizing the entire educational system, the present facili­ ties. thq future needs. Michigan’s dramatic past. dynamic future are part of all the Michigan Week observance, but Friday. Our Heritage Day. is set aside for In-depth attention to the proud history and heritage of the state and community and iu meaning for our future. Each citizen la urged to give thoughtful appraisal to the resources, traditions, culture*, and skill* which have made Michigan great, to their implication* for a dynamic future for the state. • Free Estimate* in the Hea­ ting* Are* on Tuoday*. • Pickup and Delivery• Many Sample*. • 9 Year* Sam* Location. THE FURNITURE BUILDING Wayne Hazel Phong 374-3523 THIS WEEK'S SPECIALS GARDNER'S-The SUPER DRUG Store where you can save on all your Health Needs including Prescriptions. Guaranteed low, fair prices on all pharmaceuticals. 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The qulcUiras prompted one observer to remark that V-Z Day seemed much like Thanks­ giving. except that the weather was mild and the Utes greenand that waa juat about IU•V-E’’ Day here was indeed Day of Thanksgiving. Madeline Kidder, of Scluxd here, won fourth places respectively, in wide eMay contest for parochial schools. St. Rose end sixth a state­ pupil* of * * * 50 Year* Ago * Rev. Dr. and Mrs. J. C. Floyd of Grand Rapid* imd a narrow _ escape Saturday when lie lai I control of the car he was (hiving | while making a lum at the tmo 30 Years Ago | of Zcrixd hill. Thk vehicle plung­ People tn this area axe warnec ed dawn into swampy terrain to be on their guard against about eight feci, below, turning “chain letter*.- a new form o turtle In the proeem Ifortunauracket that has made ita ap­ ly. a heavy scrub growth on Uw pearance in the midwest during bank broke the fall sufficiently :hc post few weeks The one and so that neither of them were in­ only objective of tlic chain let jured—and neither w*» the car. ter, needless to say. U to separate Funnc.-s nearby rendered as­ you from a sum of money tha sistance tn extricating the carmay vary from 11.00 to MAO or and Rev. and Mra. Floyd were tsoon on their way to Grand Rapids again. ... The STth annual convention o the Barry County W.C.T.U. will 1 Forty-five members of the lo­ be held at the Church of the cal Knights of Pythlaa Lod-W unxnren in woocuana nuu*y. travelled to Nashville in <i Officers are: Mra. Beatrice Dun- twelve-car motorcade TUrMUy nlng. president; Mrs. WillUun where they were royally ent rMcLeon. vice president; Mra. uinod by the neighboring lul.-o. Florence Fleming, recording mc- The third degree was confreicd reury; Mra. Olive Campbell, ccw- on Henry EUnbasa of Haa it/x responding secretary and Mra short addresses were made by L. ucsate woooman. creasurrr. |W. Hcatn. local cnancenor 'cxxnmander. Judge Clement 48 Years Ago Smith, William W. Potter. John On Friday evening ofk thl C. Ketcham and Len W. Prig li­ week, at 8:30 o'clock, radio faro ner. * 4 More people sleep on Penney’s sheets BET than any other single brand in the PERCALE PRINT Yd,. $1 Special! Incredible Penney value, top quality cottons, enough for" JjL world! The reason: always flawless Full 81* x 108* flat or ' ( a dress only SI. Big assortment, . but shop early, they’ll go fast. 1 COLORFUL 27z48* SPECIAL BUY! PILLOWS S^cUl! single width, floor length woven-in pattern at a price like this! Eesy-Cfre . . . jl»*t hand yash and hang, never Iron. Firesafe, mildew­ oi straad Th**tr»” proof. Five fashion colors. Phone 945-4100 E. R. Lawrence MuHial Funds Inv=*tmenti FLUFFY. SOFT SCATTER RUGS FIBERGLASS DRAPERIES COMPLETE ..INSURANCE SERVICE ' • . Elasta-Ftt bottom..........................2.49 Imagine. Fdxrgtas IOQ% glau draperies in a pretty New Location: White first quality, mode to high stand-aAN Hastings Insurance Agency DRUGS 110 W. Stata -. MATTRESS PADS COTTON Continued from Pago Ono .ill.v. size, so-soft cotton jerry in.coh 100 LAII TO C1ASSIFY NEW M hp. ELECTRIC MER­ CURY MOTOR. Used 90 hp electric motor. Both are tremendoua buy*. Dick Dean. Al­ gonquin Lake. Phone Wl 5­ 11M._______________ 5/37 Children's SUMMER ’, SLEEPERS Candy Pink • Sunbeam Yellow Store Hours: *5 Savings scoop! A wide array of deeply - napped viscose rayon pile tug* In a myriad of decorator tones. Skldresist, machine wash*. 20**126" *2, ,N.O’’ ■ allergenic D*cron> - polyatttr fiberfill pillow* with striped ticking covering • ', to sink into luxuriously at J Permey’* little price I 20-ox. ; Open Mon., Tum., Thur*., Sat.: 9:30 a.m. ‘til 5:30 p.nv Open Wedneiday and Friday Night* until 9 p.m. ’ ”. �Armed Fore*. Personal Mention EDITORIAL quite aoluUan* to fcxiad problems will probably remain our No. 1 question mark. But the heroic ex- world that our haute and Intentions Up ot their legislature* and one ot pcaiuvc Udng* that Michigan of life are tight here under our further out of balance. BEAUTIFUL MICHIGAN—Michigan I* one of the mo*l beautiful Yet, despite a legislative utuaUon in a picturesque spot alongside the south of Hastings. Thoughtless people Michigan my Michigan. black with a surplus on hand so! More Aboutbadness climate Im Improved. New Michigan Week &t" ,*iV,."S;:‘:r,S; Personal Mention Continued from Pogo Ona Versiuea that is recognized A wonderful Mother's D*j gift lay MIC Mg an"> B ditto aup ot MUbl- and shifting of populations to ur- *« I The Robert Shlmku* family of rtsan* c® Munroe Falls, Ohio, and Mr. > (kawiM and Mra. Charles SiUmkus ot were weekend cuesta t?r tu./telTa Vm to ot C1>ra GHlasple. The Lyle »teto by wtoT. Olileaple family also Joined them J»'ww“rMM4' “* ,WUt,r u|f°r thnner on Motbw'a Day. x5*iu»b«1 — Mtrat Mtoel will Lisbeth Sue, daughter of Lire ■■a r.Mure* natanal wxtek Lnclidt. universally nnd Mra McOaJUlard arc on their parents, tho FYed Prenuctx. reception while three. their home In California. | Ethel Page of Mesa. Arte., and Mr. and Mra Herman Hauer sl­ Mr and Mra. Robert Rodgers and it ended the 80th wedding anniverSteven plan to spend May 31 *°n°f Battle Crerk were tary of Mr and Mra. Walter at River Ronsrt. Ill, and Sharon, ‘ vHley »v i— v^™. ... ou.m.y who i* a atudmt al Concredla ‘X vittrei Mra Lulu ^teure Teachers College there. wlU bo Qr"ni1 aUo " iof w.kdtind. | of Woodland. retarding hotna with than tar Sunday. the Summer. M,r BUruh* bUnl0“ d?A//>e exciting gift for him w*ek wlUl d*u«hlcr. Bw Fred time nnd Usey ware moet. anxlmw Bowerman* of Middleville, and »ttended a-MoU.rr-Daughler banquet Sunday and Mr Mra.andHuff SchoolO^rSawnuorcd vial .d herRev. parente. Mm at the U< Middleville Bapttet Chureh Berry J. Looman. of Holland. The Locmans iiad rc'.unuxl from Florida last week. Btewn Leary accompanied Mr. and Mra Thomaa Kutt and famUy to Baldwin when they sperx the weekend. Mra. Jack Francisco entertained her Puente. Mr .and Mra Clyde I Mothodist Church on Sunday Bender, for Mother’* Day dinner. Afternoon callera ItEtiudcd the Rev. | morning, and lurec for Ute Christand AL-B. Uny McfiaUiard and his mother. Mra? Iris McGalllard. Rev. M a - Personal Mention Rev. and Mra. George Huff haw returned from Wilmington, Dei. whore they vWted their weighing 6 11®, 5 aza Mr. and daw liter and family. Mr. and Mrs Frank Pennington Voahell. ‘L happy grandparente, and Danld'a ThU wito a very special trip, X' ' nS m Michigan, of pt social problems tiiat Invariably i' with according lu Armstrong specification*. Hastings Floor Covering become* the Ith retell establishment In Michigan to qualify under Armstrong's specifications. Left to right are Nolan Gulches* and —Banner photo. . • Cell O. Morgan. Hi Hasting*, wa* --- । — ■ assigned to the 80lh Ordnance VteUlng Mra Bimou Eterwca company of Fort Riley. Kansas, an btotlwr'. Day April 29. a* an ordnance supply ter. Mr». Myrtle ItaB. Rod Donald 'c|a|j5t Morgan entered ths ----------- - ’— Anny in June 1963 nnd comMr. and Mra. William Ella and' edcd basic training at Fort family including Barbara, who was, nox. Ky. He te a ,19«3 graduate home from Borgi’M HoBpltal Sciiool ,of T-K High School at Mlddleof Nursing, and her friend. Nancy ,UU' a Baler, and BID Eli*, who wa* home Donna West of Kalamazoo spent from the S.-mlnary in Grand R.<P.___ —tnr ainrn-r 0.1 the weekend wlih her mother. Ain. Audrey Ackley, and they were eniJij dauqhtre. the Glenn Curds1 tertafned t<* dinner on Mother'* cf R2 NaahvUle. • •Wb. O. C. Buckborough. Mr*. Charles Dean and Mrs Orotgc The L. E. FDMera have recently Dean had dinner in Grand Rapids returned from a trip through the Bunday. Smoky Mountains to AsnevlUe. The E. 8, Ottosen* were tn J»ck- N. C It was a beautiful lime to *on on Saturday and Sunday vlMt- take Ute trip os many Of the flowtng their son sod family, the Ken OUraons En route home they Fasten were dinner guests of their called on Mra Ottosen's brother. son and family, the Robert Fosters Max Robinson. who Is hospitalized of KnlamazM, on Mother'* Day. •t Marshall Mra. Ottosen's brother. Mrs M R. Furman flew to East Evans <Joci Robinson. b also hos­ pitalized. being a patient nt Pen­ Orange. N J. by Jet and vlalted her p.irrnla. Mr. and Atr* Earl Dock.' Air. and Mrs. Donald Prentice of dcNourle. and h«r uncle and aunt. Sturgla and Mr. and Mra. Hubert Mr. add Mr* Hsny Sautter, re­ Prentice of Kalamazoo were nrrc turning home on Turattay evening to spend Mother's Day with their uf last week She attended many satisfactory MICHIGAN MURAL The Hastings Banner More About- Pabttetog ororr 1 han­ tar at BMtlxa. Mleh-i rtook. XHtorsk Out |ile<e. L Mik. 11*11 0*111 Tile Herbert Reinhardts were entertained for dutner on Moth- loamtac tea BOUO, Ud OXE HUNDRED AND TENTH TEAR Supervisors WITTNAUER the Bowerman* entertained Mr*. Rm* Cady of Grand Rapids NIrs Duane Miller of Algunquin Lake foi^dlnner, also. Mr. ana Mra. Donald Weinert and three children of Laming were weekend guests of the Edwin Metsenbachs, and the Olendon Piwwms entertained the Wetnerts and the Melsenbach* for a cook-out on Saturday evening. On Mother’s Day the Mdaenbacha also entertained her parent*, the Leslie Daniels. HE'LL BE proud of hi* Vittnavcr for its handsome Styling, it* remarkable accu­ racy and dependability. You'll love Williwua (or modest of tuch fide qualify. Each watch contain* the preciyionpcrfciit Wiitnaucr movement, a quality product of world honored l.onfincs-Witlnsuer. from a trip through Tennessee and Kentucky. Sunday dinner gurebi of the Ed- Other Witinaurri S27A0 to S35. and family of Orand Rapids. Mr Continued from Page One The Most Wonted Graduation Gift family in Kalamazoo. and MaSai »ai uui tft*I *ad HUDBC (OPTION MICHIGAN WEEK T0UT1I DAT • Mar n. t«a (ledIto. *U xir. *n4 I* HsMtat* Bcbtol A S*lu<*y *.*>.: MICHIQ4 ALL EXHIBITION—la B HSff “ n“>ttora»ca: MICHIGAN INBTaucTlON - All * Will T.- 5rtu;xtrs,.K camp at Algonquin lake, includ­ Robert Davis anti family of Durand. Ikjine were tt»o David TerMccr ing 11400 for a new girls' dormi­ The Davises also received a Moth­ family of Grand Rapids. tory. Kalamazoo. Eaton and er’s Day call from their son. Lynn, Ionia are 'providing a total of of South Haven her brollwr, gMO for the dormitory. The 1200 Reynold*, of Grand Rapids. Mr. and Mrs Al­ on the bathroom*, a new watt bert Orsbom and family visited heater and other maintenance. his parents, the Howard OnsMrs Irene Johncock orcom pa named Supervisor Victor Eckardt1 ™ txirrti. on Sunday. Mr. and Mra. "Pat" Kelly and! ot Woodland. Earl McKibbln of I Kalamazoo an Sunday where Utey family of -Allegan and Mr. and | Orangeville and R^i^cl! Doty of I attended church aervices mid were Mra. Bill Kelly and family of I Hastings to the new committee dinner guests of the latter'* son, 'Opportunity. I Mr. and Mrs Dunne Dunn. Niles visited their parents, the Flunk Kellyr., an MoUicr s Day. The Howard Frosts were din­ ner nutate on Mother's Day at the home of their daughter. the S49.95 118 W. State St. MICHIGAN WEEK AMIBICAN HtWiFAM* S3 -S’Stt.'tL’szr New Six Appeal vtsited utrtr daughter. Rev and Mra. Paul Deal and family, at cotraet ka.wvr* art gin* to Ml'bl Benton Harbor on W<<lt. -.day of *»B qtorUOO. Btii*. »t. avatdad. last week, and Mrs. Dad, Danny and David returned with tiirm visiting lien; until Saturday. cbar(<). Mr. and Mra. Bill Tschlda and Billy, former residents now Uv- MONEY and Mrs. John Kasinsky and Michael attended a Michigan Polish bowling tournament, In Construction Money available for naw home* Weekend guests of Mra. Nellie Smith were tlte Boyd Morehmd family Ot Rlrmlngham, * TAYLOR Martin VanGebon Orand Rapids. family Lumber po. of Galeibura, Mich. CORNER WALNUT AN0 S. JEFFERSON HASTINGS ALL OF THIS IS FOR YOUR UTMOST COMFORT b5 FORD GALAXIE 500 HARDTOP Our modern funerol home is furnished and equipped to provide comfort for families in time of sor­ row. This is reflected in the decor of our home, which matches the comforting tone of our service. OUR FORDS NOW HAVE AMERICA'S BIGGEST NEW SIX - JUST ONE REASON WHY '65 FORDS HAVE SCORED AN ALL-TIME SALES RECORD! Take a '65 Ford out on the mad. Find put the easy way how much Ford^fcAv 240-cu. in. Big Six has going for itl Check^kaction, the.V-8 smoothness. See how 150 m^power under the hood feels like a lot more. Anfchrla the new 0 ig Six is changing all yourold ideas J|out “sixes,'* you'll discover all the other reasons that make this Ford a best seller today! LE0I1HRD OSGOOD Test-DriveAmerica^ biggest new Six at TJ’ J rOtCl 06^161*8 -funenalJJotne CHARLES H. LEONARD JACK D. OSGOOD Phone 945-2471 FISHER -HENGESBACH, Inc 328 N. Mi«hi|an Halting. Wl 5-2421 �Legion Auxiliary Nominates New 1965-66 Officers Mrs Lydia Rostra gave a re­ tort on tlx? two dinners end the rrcepun which the unit had -vrd and Buggwted price of be raised to S3 and it m accepted. The Unit received Ballard Biicuiti I.G.A. Coffea Saltinas< Medium Eggs 39' dozen Jello 'AH floronl_________ _ 3 for 25c Bartlett Pean , 4 for VI00 Strongheart Dog Food ... 3 for 25c («bd. C.t) a,. 43‘ | V. A. actiriUre are still going I on although no one was able to attend the last danre, Dorothy > Gronewold. Patsy Anderson. Tina I Beckwith. Maud Kurr and Ber­ nice Bls-.on attended and helped with a bingo party there on April 110 and Mrs. Gronewold. Mrs. Beckwith, MaybcUe Smith, Hilda ; Blackford and: Esther Fett "put I on" a party on May a under the i auspices ot the local Unit. Several women are planning to attend the dance this Thursday night.---- Mr and Mra. Orville Cook and - 'rcrt’ SntU!l“’' Personal Mention Numbre^lecn to* perday^ «*>“* 8^> * Mrs-Jo— n—<_. .... -• .- pliine CUxoeman and grandchil­ dren. Marvin and Nyla Dunn, were Bunday dinner guoBta of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Buxton and team up for fun From shorts and shirts with mixmatchable tops to jackets and skirts with a suit look, our separates are right on your fashion team, this summer! Banfield-Vicinity and Siugcry tn Iowa to vUJl his ; work. Mabel Daw; literature pubtarothor, Jim. who 1b a sludenl Hcatlon. Elaine Blankenship; there. * Mr. and Mr, Fred Frey spiritual life, Barbara Power; Youth, Eleanor Prey; member Dr. A. E. Dahlman Tlx. emd Mra. Howard While and Mra. Myrtle While ot Cluunpuign. Jll.. urrlvtd Friday to visit the Jim Wlawtlls through Monday. On Sunday little Laura Wiswell was christened during the aervicea al the Presbyterian Church and a family dinner party al the ItaaUnga Hotel at Ur church wa* also quite an event for ’Laurie" who was "good a* gold" Uic whole day. Mra. David Hoag wa* the guest nokMM in Middleville Friday and Saturday evening wlicn the Ito- D.C. Chiropractor Kaiser Foil __________________ Borden's Elsie Ice Cream (Vi Gai.) 69c Ground Beef (Good Kind)_______ lb. 49c 128 W. Center St. Hastings Phone Wl 5-3394 Shirkey's I.G.A 825 S. Hanover campleled land AFB, Texas. Brown ha* been selected for technical train­ ing u an aircraft equipment re­ went on to Muskegon to visit the pairman at the Air Training Command school at Chanute AFB, Ill. He U a 196* graduate of Bellevue High School. Mrs. Alnslle reports that, she attended the social meeting of the Hickory Cement Unit and , that It was on interesting experi- 4 for 25c --------- 59c 19c Michigan Week Hits Plant Visits High Benlora who have not ta­ | Carl Rose, Hsstirdts; Mr. and Mra ken a tour of a local manufoci Melvin b-liaff. Battle Creek; Mr. hiring plant will vlxit either the , I and Mr*. CMfford Effner and Dick. Hastings Mfg. Company plant. Hailing*. Mr. and Mra Frank E. W. BUM. Tyden Corporation Roush. Plainwell; Mr. and Mra. or the Hastings' Mutual Insur­ Russell Palmer, Flint; Crystal Bapp, ance Company headquarter* Battle Creek; Mr. and Mra. Fay here. The program will be from I Fisher. Nashville; Ben Cote. Has- 9 to 10 am. Wednesday. I tings; RtiMell Blough. Freeport'; Ada Tobtas. Haatinga; Roy Croth—---------------------- *-------------: era. Woodland, and Ralph Noble ot' hta motlKT. Mra. Cum* Hustings. | Lrehrerw. al Bear Lake on Moth- ■ With This Coupon Beef Roast Illg from his operation were: Fred 'Decker, lake Odean; Rrry Morton. Hasting*; Lloyd and Alice Living-; and ask for an application blank, i We heed you. Pwul AinsUe, chairman of Use month, has announced tiiat the oocal meeting will be held W«lneeday. May 19, at 7:30 pm. Gold Mar mothers are Invited to attend even if they have not re­ ceived a personal Invitation and they do not need to belong to I Potato Chips <'««•) • Personal Mention The next business meeting wlU be held June 2 at 7:80 pm. with further nomination* and election of officers. All mttibas are ur,n4 to be present and help elect the officers of their choice. Our membership U 10* with a quota of 110 we need Just six more member*. if you Have been a member and would like to be­ long again or are eligible, phase' Ph. 945-4322 bls civic fuucUona ol pancake i-uppcr and Mln&lrel Show. TJm H. H. 8. Combo comprised of Art Stewards band men. Rod Deinond. Gress Shottcrly. Bill Haan, Jim LX-Vault, Roger Gltaon and YOU WILL Walking shorts in man-tailored style with zipper front; machine washable; A-Line skirt has zipper bock, slim waist; in wrinkle­ resistant polyes­ ter and cotton. DURING /SHOP) F Wed. Nite and all day Thursday QUALITY FURNITURE SMALL During The Week MAY 12 to 19 SAVE YOUR DATED SALES SLIP AND WATCH FOR OUR “FREE DAY** ANNOUNCEMENT. WE WILL LIST ONE OF THE SEVEN DAYS, AND IF YOU MADE A PURCHASE ON THAT DAY ■RING YOUR SALES SLIP INTO THE STORE AND SELECT FREE MERCHANDISE TOTALING THE FULL AMOUNT OF YOUR ORIGINAL PURCHASE. and You Lay-Aways Not Eligible. ^ruHMTCn, -i iM-iaiiMur-i'-TiMisr DOWNTOWN HASTINGS 117 W. State St.-Phone 945-4172 Easy Caro top and pants; multi­ stripe no-sleevcd shirt and solid color Bermudas. The Rolfe Boilings arrived home Hirer week* ago from their world tour and Rolfe ha* been confined at home because of 111­ I new and Is now improving. igfs HERE'S HOW IT WORKS! MAKE ANY PURCHASE LARGE OR | Mr. nod Mra. Gerald SWdgvll and Mr. and Mra. Donald Drake of Dowling were in Ludington and Baldwin on a tuning trip ' ----- ’----- • BUY ONE I ITEM-GET I ANOTHER i FREE EASY F CREDIT I OPEN AN i ACCOUNT 1 WATCH THIS PAPER NEXT WEEKFO DATE OF OUR FREE DAY 1 moved from the south into the Washington stetrt apartment in tire corner hoase at 506 W. Green. Rush, who has completed his military duty. Is the son of the Radford Stidhams raid they are delighted to have tho family re­ turn fo Hastinga. Madras suit look te^ms slim skirt ond notched collar, fourbutton jacket. Jacket—$5.98 Skirt—$3.98 Jamaicas—$3.98 that Uic neighbor hood young­ sters hold Mr. Barry in high mUan. There la a hlU at the north side of tho Barry's home and It* great far sliding on flying sauc­ ers. One day Mr. Barry. 8J) plus, name out and announced that ix> had never ridden on a flying wiucxT and ho thought lie should s> MoUy Cmo let, iUxn borrow her sourer and down the hill he flew amid happy shouts from Uic ipectatom who were much young­ er in years but not’In spirit. It's quite a pastime Mr. Barry allows and different from the dren and an evening perform­ ance for tlx- public on May 19th the Frank Riders and Keith Vcity's will be in the audience. The Rlduns neplxiw and Ids fl- The Art Havens are in Lansing because of tho critical illnen of tirlr daughter, Beth. She b a patient al Lansing General Hoopkai. Mrs Glen Brower visited Mra. Maude Roebock in Niles two days Sportswear by Jantzen, Bradley, Lee Jane Colby, and Paddle and Saddle F Look foi jamou» ^Trade^Name* lobelt on tho Ihingt you buy . . . you'll find them horo! Parmaleejr 124 East Stela Sheet �Historical Society Collection of Articles Underway Collection of items for the Antique and Old but Nice aale began Monday morning. Many tntertw.ing Item* have been donated that win please the rye of all antique nwpectora. •■!: ..I W. .n <iuin: (.!. i. and ran give expert advice and Information on period fashions Rcccnl donations have been made by Sira. Jesse Mack. Bun McPharllns. Row and Dick Cook. L E. Barnett. Mra. I. J. Smith. Mra. Harry Kro>*. Carlton Grange. George Eddy. Mr and ..n ■ h___ .. ■ .. .. ■ Judith Ann Warner Pledges Trath to Gordon Howe Many Visitors Attend Fitzgerald Corps Dinner |St. Rose Church Is Setting for Lovely Nuptials Mr. and Mn. Roger Wanier. Ml W Orem Steeri. wish to the engagement of their Judith Ann. to Gordan Howe. Km of Mr. nnd Mra. Arthur Howe. *27 K. UU1M OUVV'. Mias Warner la a graduate or Nashville High School and l» em­ ployed by the Hartings Mutual Insurance Company. Mr. Howe u a graduate ot Hastlnga High School and » employed at the R. W Bll« C«»p.«»> I a July 3 wedding to bring planned. When good friends get together, a good lime is had by all and tho seventh annual "Priendahlp Dinner” of Fitzgerald Corps of the WRC auxiliary was no «- 1 Mis* AiL-eJane Smith. daughUt of Mr. and Mra Claud Smith. 31* E. Marshall Street, and Duvid L. fflxbrrry. non of Mr. and Mra. Ltoyd Slxberry. R3 Nashville, united in marriage tn. a lovely wedding Hatunlay. April 3*. nt Hie St. Rose of Lima Catholic Church. Ttic Rev. Ft. Jwrpii Dunphy pertonnrd the double ring cere­ mony al 1:30 pm In the presence of 250 guest*. Paul Braden, soloist, sang “On Thia Pay Oh Beautiful Mother* Given In marriage by her father, the bride wore a beautiful floor­ length silk gown.. f ashlunnt with I a fitted bodice. enhanced with tore , applique*, long sleeves nhd a «ENGAGED —Mr and Mr*. Eu- [brtna neckline. The bell shaped gene Dunn. 22* JUniy Ave. Kala- skirt wa* complemented bl the inazoo, are announcing the en- I back with the chaprl-lcngth train, I gagemen t of their daughter. I trimmnl in lace and lace appliques. Darlene Ann. to James T. Zlcg- !I Her shoulder-length veil was held : hr. son of Mr. and Mra.Theodore in place with a cabbage nee She , Ziegler. —WlllllU ----------------»i carried » caacade bouquet at white Rd.-----------------Mbs Dunry, ... II...I, Is i.a graduate „r of Port,, Portage High hyacinth bioMoma with u rernovSrhool and la employed at the > able orchid corsage. Diamond Thrift Sales. Her fiance I Mira Becky Gillespie waa maid is a Hastings High School and honor wearing a pb>k itreetFerria State College graduate. He length drtaa with a matching head U employed at the Davennnn pieCe. Bridesmaids were Mlaa Bar­ Associate*, Inc., Grand Rapids as I fen O'Donnell of Galciburg, an architectural draftsman. A; cousin of the bride: Mbs Mary Sept. 4 wedding to being planned , stxberry «n<l Mbs Dawn Six.t ih. ct.int Mra.)...*. sisters < ( the groom, and Mrs. Riclunl Sharpe. The attend­ ant* wore Identical drwsrs to the maid of honor tn colors ot blue, lavender, green and yellow. Mis* Carb Jo Umber, daughter of Mr. and Mrs Robert Laratoe of The Woman s Literary Club of Alpena, was the flower Kiri and ring bearer was Master MaUww NclL asm of Mr. and Mra Larry Forty-six visiting Corp* nvm-1 ben Joined 12 local women for; the potluck dinner held May 8. The white covered banquet tableo were beautifully decorated with the Spring colors of yellow, green, pink and violet ertpe pa-, per. May baskets made from one pound cottage clictac contalnrra and crop.- paper were filled wiUi early Spring flower*. lusadcd by Nellie Ryan, dining room, by Esther Feit: migra­ tion. Maud Kurr; quilt drawing. Mstfbelle Smith: auction. Thelma Barr; distribution of prises for bingo grunts. Joyce Hawkins. All Dearborn. Blissfield. Grand Rap­ ids. Benton Harbor, Allegan, Ot•ego and Kahunaroo. The Department President Ea- Mikfj a. Name Winners Of Bridge at Opening Dinner made mid donated by Dorothy Following the dinner at the HasMeier for a door prire. tlnga Country Club., for-members Other department officers pros- and gucata Saturday evening there Nashville Literary Club Plans Breakfast St Rose Senior Clab Meets Monday member* from Otsego ami two from Allegan lave attended all dinners and three from Otsego children of Kalamazoo visited the LaVcnie Bowmans on Suliintoy hi observance ot Mother's Day. Mid Uaycee Auxiliary Elects Officers > The Hastings Jaycee Auxiliary advertised in Mademoiselle and Seventeen Mr*. Gary Foley opened gift* For traveling the new Mrs. Sixbetry changed Into a two-piece big dots, big zip: this Shift has it all FOR GRADUATION Name 4 Members To Pennock Women's Board 6.00 Guild Contributions Volunteer Guild Names Officers Mrs. Albert T. Halm him WHITE'S Photography Mr. and Mra. Floyd Armour stayed with their granddaughters on Friday and Saturday while the girl*' parents, the Damon Wamera. were in Northern Michigan. On Mother's Day Uic Gerald Stanton family of Athena arrived at the GILMORE JEWELER 945-3967 They were Mrs Stuart •nt. Mrs. Muryl Foreman. Thomas Sallk. and Mra. Bold and bright. Pure news, right down to''-" the big patch pockets. Textured all cotton, easy-care. Sunny dots, all-of-a-color, on white. Sizes 8 to 18. Hastings O.E.S. Has 'Fun Nite' It may not be the time to USE an air Conditioner best time to BUY one! The Bonnet & Gown Alma Fingleton SPRING SALE GILMORE JEWELER 102 E. State Phone 945-5316 2 EXCEEDINGLY FINE FILMS On One Program Fri.-Sat.-Sun. ON A 1964 GIBSON! Simple to install with on ordinary screwdriver. So meet two junior-size misses and one king-size nut) light and compact you can take it with you, yet it cool* rooms of up to 250 square fect'Remover ATTACK! up to 6.3 gallons of water per day. Patented Air ATTACK! ATTACK! exclusive Hydro-Coil, permanent chemical filter, Sweep cool* every corner of your room. Features two-speed fan, thermostat, Chamber of Silence. Model D-460-1K Shown TH! GREATEST ADVENTURE SQUADRON smctMEK **“““S»P06RSe|LERS paiMtwiss&AnGEiaiaNSBm FOUGHT ON EARTH...OR Other models to choose from but only a limited quantity of each. All at special, FUWOVHIT! OUtaiug ".-Muart caahKUK Fuuraor ■Hwy Oriewf Nigfrtfy at 7:15 “433 Squadron" N.gMIy at 5 Bring the Entire Family — See Either or Both Films oH teason prior—AS LOW AS $129.95 (Model DS550-1K) Offer Limited Act Now! uaTEiumn ONE COMPLETE SHOWING NIGHTLY Now Only *158 ItaSMUlMtl Ml WH STRAND of HASTINGS* CONSUMERS POWER COMPANY �J 200 Guests Attend Nuptials of Couple Wed in Kalamazoo Parents Announce Daughter's Troth Methodist Rites Unitfr Couple At Local Church Th- marriage of Mte Carolyn guo Lane, daughter of Mr and Mr, wdbur Lane. Kalamaaoo, and Xerakl Duane Cbm. son of Mr. Mrs Harold Gu» R4 Hasting*. * wlcmntad Saturday. May 1. H 2 pm in the smipsai Metho- , Hie engagrmen*. of Mira Janet Ann Puikela of Hancock, formerly of Hastings, daughter of Mra. Bulo I Paavilaincn arid Jacob Putkeis, to I Robert W. Whatnot. Hancock, la !bdrig/ announced by the bride- . In a very lovely ceremony at the Fira; MrthodUt Church Saturday, May 1. MU* Nancy Bromels and Thomra Gaylor exchanged their wedding vows in the presence of ISO gurrt*. The Rev Owge Elliott performed the double ring c«temany al l-ottock in Uie afternoon. Aitor v**4* filled with pink gladioli and white mum* grated inc worship.center. Mr and Lira. Harold Bromels, 812 W. Madlsun. and Mr. and Mrs. Owen Guytor. Bl Hartings, are Uw parent* of the bridal couple.। Mrs. David Kruko nt the organ provided Uw traditional wedding music. nsoorted to the altar by her father. Nancy wa* attired in a fuU' length gown of white Clumtilly lace. With a bow in Utt back, the Officiating at the double ring -nnwsiy wa* the Rev. Charles F. yi?t. uunt ot the bride, was *cam&uJrol by the organtet, Mn. Harry Ha)'­ . otrm m nuurjage by her tatter, lb, brtde wore a floor-hngth peau it sole gown with a lace bodice -h*fxl train, tier veil of silk lliudau U4S held in place with a need Xrl tiara, tdw carried a Bible lopped with pink sweetheart row* WU1 white carnaUam. Miss Patricia BUege at Racine. Episcopal Women Attend Deanery Workshop Today -Race and the Church" will cen­ A June 13 wedding U being ter the workshop disruption* at the Fa.iscopd Churchwomen Of the plannctl. ■ Mr. and Mis. itob.-rt Burghardt. Joitnny and Jody called on their Blotter Mui grandmother, Mr*. Bernie Burghduff. Bunday evening, to observe Mother's Day. ! Robert Coffey of Allendale wa* a Sunday guest of Miss Connie hemline. A rosebud and pearl I crown held her elbow-length bcuf| font veil of silk Illusion’ and she carried a colonial bouquet of whit* roMi (Aid pink Carnation* Her only jewelry a.m a diamond and prar . pendant. a gift ot the groom. Mis Gordon Souther* wa* he Gury, Mrs Otto Felt. Mra. Alfred Birch. Mrs. Olrn Brower, Mra. John Sleeper. Mra Robert Rasalcotu. Mrs. Arthur Brant. Mra. Le­ Roy Foster. Mra. Bernard R«d. Mr*. Vernon Engle atui Mri H. Conductor of the work*iiop is tile Rev. Donald A. Slluub. *»»istant priest ot St. Thoma*' Church, Battle Creek, and director of Utt dioccoan department of Christian Social RrUtlon*. He will be Msisted by the conference leadm: Dusuld Tack ot Grand Rapids acted a* bn»t man ate usher* were KhswUi and Dennis Can. broUMU* ct the groom. and David Case. Dtpbew of the groom. Banner Ads Benefit YOU! church parlors immediately luUowthe ceremony. A nhntraaj party was held at Uw home of the groan's parent*. Bonnie R. Miller, Stanley E. Bruni Married Saturday nwrner. Mrs. Myrtle Cary ot Dvcatur, on Mother* Day. Dr. and Mr* Cary and the family Includ-1 ing °i WMU, and alao Georgia Orgin, have recently ntunicd from ; Bonnie R. Miller and Burnley * rao-week holiday in Flurida. i E Brunt were married Saturday While they were away. Mra. Cary s paresi!*, Rev. and Mra. LeRoy Cab- iI afternoon. May 8. at the Juddta»e of Milan, stayed al their FRESH DONUTS S-.reby and family. It wa* an out­ door party with a potluck din­ ner being served. The HOTTEST Line for '65 Personal Mention DECCA NEW DECCA RELEASES Robert Maxwell— Robert DeCarnp, brother-in-law of U»e groom from Battle Creek. For her daughter's wedding. Mrs Bromels chose a light blue, lace dre*s with Jacket and blue and beige accessories. The groan's in the church dining loom. I ho mother won: a navy blue suit and tiered wedding cukc was served by Uu- bride's aunt. Mrs. Ralph UY. the Gordan Coves. Mr. and Allen, of Ebde. Her cousins, Mra. Clayton Brandsu-Uer and Linda and Sandra Allen, prtsldthe Robert Dudley family ot Mrs. Everett Couch of Dowling; Mint of the bride, provided the ■ nuptial music and accompanied. I Rev. Donald Potter at Charlotte. | uncle ot the bride He sang Be1 cause,aWhlther Tbou Ooeat. The Lord* Prayer. Piuenta of the couple orc Mr. and Mrs. Royal Miller'of 4006 with white accctworteB when Uvey left for a northern Michigan wedding trip. They will bo at h.«nc afUr.May 8 at 3980 Rood Harp and Orchestra Grady Martin— Instrumentally Yours and Marilyn of Bellevue, who called : on Sunday; Mr. and Mra. Ralph j McClelland and daughter cf Free- I port were Saturday evening coders . and Mra Adron McOlUnd of; Lake Odessa called Friday evening. Pete Fountain— The Best and Latest in Top 40 and Country 45*8 I Superette 205 N. Michigai Deluxe 4-ipeed, hi-fidelity Roy Cortira reviewed Mary Ellen Chase’ autobiographical book, ’’A Goodly Fellowship." Automatic Portable. Solid state amplifier, battery or AC operation. Blahop tiopio honoring their sun, Johnny, who left on Monday for scrvice'in the Army. Guenta were Mrs. Harry Miller, Mrs. Hilda Music Center Hastings. They are both employ­ ed In Owooco. Guests camo from Saginaw, Hale, Pontiac, Detroit, Blandish, Battle Creek, CiiarlotU-. Harking*. Chesaning, Elsie, Kalamaroo, New Lathrop. Bonfield. BeUrvue. Watch While Wc Make 'Em Plain 59c doz. FROSTED & DECORATED Personal Mention Donuts 69c doz. TRY SOME TODAY Open Daily TASTE TREATS a full bodice I round I in the Mra. Mary Prestldge and Mrs Mary Mettangly called at the Andy Re home Tiittraday. May 6. and brought a Urge birthday cake to pirated Sirt. The mud celebrate Mr*. Rak birthday. Mra. Lloyd Anderson and Mrs. Al ted cap sleeves and a neckline tapered to' a V back. She wore white ac- EVEN IFYOU "YOUR BATH IS DRAWN MUM" “ ”Drop-Off-Servi<e" Just leave your dry clean­ ing with our. experienced attendant. 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On Thursday she will accompany Mra. Logan on the Thornapple Garden Club tour to More About Campfire Continued from Page One ip tuns tuben3iio*i* of the hip Thl* will be required as long as she lives. The <xher woman in zoo. and they will sLm> visit Mrs Logan's sister. Mra. Robert Arm­ strong. On Friday they will taka and Mra Frank Kemerung. *•*panied hw~diugbiar7Mra~Bthel The Brigg* W8C8 will met* al fl^rs M„u.™ Mildred WlULwn nu>aw>i was •» ■ B -P«t •* he la Hying - to Montreal Moth<s..D).l).h. ic church for dinner iius Thura- Saturday visitor ot tier parents. I Mr. anil Mrs Kenneth Bentley ay * Mr and Mra. Henry Van-1 Mr. and IL..,., rf T-1-—— -~— yckle »m Bunday dinner Mr. nnd Mra Irl Gllla*plc of Sunday with her motiier. Mra uerta of Mr and Mra Ward Graham Lake ant Mr. and Mra Mae Convene. ok * Mr tuid Mrs. Clarence < OH Glllaspie and Betty of Sun-1 Mr and Mra. Ed Bnxt and ‘ i*rW wtrf Sunday gucota. ’family and Mr. and Mra James I Mr and Mra. Glen Bird wrr- Britten spent Sunday at Buck Friday visitors of Mr and Mra I Lake Ranch m Angola. Ind. Harvey Glllaspie. * Mra. Grace Miller was a Sunday dinner guest «f Mr. and Mrs Floyd Miller and family. Saturday she Ketchum. Janet and Judy Mudge,' Cindy Campbell and Ezr^z. Strickland were at the Michigan 'sons called. » Mra Bertha Slate University al Lansing for. Ketchum and Betty visited Ber­ the International FraUval a Mr tha’s alrter. in Kalamazoo Sun- I and X™ Richard Rauh called day. a Mra. Don Weicher, Jean I Saturday «i Mr. and Mra Keith and Gary were Bunday visltora nulmua — □.•<* «**■<*. »; find Judgment rrndenxl to compenwUe Hits innn for his physi­ cal impairment Ttic young num sustained injurie* in this 1951) SPECIAL B£rK -Take Home Gordon Ironside Agency B. rraacu, May S; Bwsy k.lr KI. M*r B. Mars•>«t Lrvta. 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LIFETIME ALL-TRANSISTOR PORTABLE TV • Allchinnel VWUHf reception featuring G-Fi eictasort illtransistormd, integrated tuning intern. , ,• Built-in monopole toieicopiag entenne. • Automobile bettery coble included for operation with car cigarette lighter receptacle, where pgrmitted. <• Re-ch»rgeib!e battery pack available al additional cost. Model TR 803 A *159 || .• Pf 3 CTI C ricljllliya EASY TERMS! Model TB-12DA *249 Phone 945-2866 rl . • r* lAfTHf CieiUll 119 W. State St. Commercial & Residential Installation & Repair WE OFFeR REVOLVING CHARGE �Attends Congress ’ll The Hastings Banne « , What’* Nqv At 91st Episcopal 'i Hatting* Conclave Set for Public Library Battle Creek Dr. Kingsley Bennett spent three days tat week in Chicago AWrr.d, Ing the Great laker, opiotnrtrte Cohgtrsa These meetings consisted [rtmanly of visual training tech- T'l“"ll«r M°> B- 1968 HCTIOM VOLOMM I 1 ■ Churehwomm. Church. Hasting*. wiH include I and Mrs, George Grtyblel Oth- MAGIC you can turn your presMUWater supply into CRYSTAL CLEAR, crisp tasting "spring Ilka" waler. Yau will actually en­ joy usinl your watar for drink- Gury, Mr*. Vernon Engle. Mrs. Glen Brower and Mr*. Vesta Birch. to ChrtstCruusde. will Rally Odreea with interment ' ” the enure Sunday school op this «<* < A combined opening worahlp r .n Hanartment. will b. «. perienced as the school from the youngest to the oWcat gather* in chairman of the I Study Committee bS era) church school superinten­ shlp. July S. 1883, dent. ter, will bring a special children* knowing it is frcc.fmm kilt, sedi­ ment, rust, scale particles, a*nd. algae, dirt, cloudiness, and most other suspended matter. Aptly named, the Purity Water Fil- will recognl woxfictiox' voianrei vcnUon delegatee thl* year will focus their attention on: plans Seventy couples participated in tor the development of the new the University of Michigan Bridge tournament held hart during the part montlis and ecumenical relation* about 1650 is expected to be realised for use for scholarship* to U-M student* from Hastings. Gordon Ironside report*. MOOIL as ~a*19’s amazoo which is becoming more and more tlu- center of communi­ cant population of the diocese (geographically it cover* the low­ er western half of the State "> The banquet tuwmbly of Uic two groups on Tuenday evening will be held in Kellogg gymna­ sium. The speaker will be James SSJS^t hM50 the retired teachers and school IS dirt Church. Gten Sltaw. her ftrrt husband, employees on Saturday. May Bridge Players AT . I?zrn f , 'of bate Odeam. He <uea in i»*o Here Net S650 for £««• at 11 odock.| Surviving arc two daughter*.1 jj.inj, ii. men nose* siasu, is. Ing worehlp aerrtoe A ____ I PI.™... ' Marsh Cook* 31580. 13. Dick Haters 31500. 14. David Good-: U-M Scholarships year* Simmon* of Ionia: * son. Wil­ 31.140, 15. Roy Hubbards Mrs. Randall of Belfield* 35390. « Phil Mitchells 33450,- 7. Haiw Smith* 32,740. 8 Willard Smith* 33430, 9. Bill According to the Right Rev. Charles E. Bennlaoa bishop of IT deliver hl* charge before the Joint WATER FILTER troll public relations counselor. LiX-.jtn u,tn * Rites Wednesday Inter-Agency *. . „Lp Council MeeU At Lake Odessa ii prp Thursday Here Sunday. May 10. wiU be a spe- For Mrs. Hummel ciai day in the Evangelical United Brethren Church of Hastings of I which Rev. H.’ J. Buwalda la A. Shaw Hummel. Bl. were the pastor. I held this Wednesday. at 'land Kenneth Robbe. Women ' HrlMratM ar* Mrs Kvhmedw Mra bon’tnmbleon dirty water ! Like fill*, lowest-cost protection against these water problem*. (It doe* not soften water.) J Convention and the 85th An- HOW CLEAN IS YOUR HOUSEHOLD WATER? h|»l» Sunday School OF Hally Rally Set for " i.’irb F E.U.B. Church xsAiaunt, arrived ui CWogo earlier publicity chairman for the 10<Z Oongteu. u<tk»r.« liam 3LO4O: !i Coats boats Grove Dies Monday Cleve-1 , ' Robert Huebner* 30400. 18. Carl Wurach, >0,110. II. Fred Mukk. Colemans 38320, 23. SIU lands 28.030. 24. Bill Bradford* Funeral services for Mr* Flor37.480, 25. Dick Feldpausches enoe Randall. 60. R3 Hastings. 27480, M. Dick Hudson* 26.850. Coa« Grove, who died at 6:30 who accumulated 37.IPO point*. 27 „ , Robert Blrke* 28,710, 28. Ted *Jn. Monday at Pennock Ho«— “ st* pital were to be held at 2 pm. Second place went to Mr. and|*“— "s ** 26.670. 39. — Stu- ------Sweei . ■ this Wednesday at the LeonardMr*. John Clarey with 36A00 k.wu, 30. Joe Burkholder* 28510, 31. ^*w^,Ru,1wraL"?fnc lnte and third place to Mr. nnd ». Gordon Ironside with Bob Sherwood* 24460, 33 Harry, R**- Charles Gibb* officiating Burkes 20450. 33,c7ayton Brand- *«*> ^urlai In the Fuller Ceme36.600. Award* to the winning couples Mester* so.wo. >4. Kuay Flora*. ^rMr*. R were presented at a_de.uert held 25J70. 35. Roy. Cordes 26460, 36. Penrods 25.170. 37. Lew pitaflsed Saturday evening at Uie Has­ Larry Untl 34 560 M William Hnl. hctdeatl tings Country Club. E Shaw, of Ionia: nine drew (Ruby) Geiser of Sheridan Glass Creek Rock Club Plans Trip tlveir leader. Laming Gilbert, .. |sc» *2' 3 far thl* ThursdayIt will start from Gilbert** houae at 6 pm. Anyone Interested will Hastings (Cloverdale) Public Library Phone 625-5381 Rummage Sale Friday, Moy 21—9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday, May 22—9 a.m. to 2 p.m. St. Rw Schpol HpII (Sponsored by St Rose Altar Society) choir members from Hastings will take part. It is also expected that many Hasting* people, in addition to the delegate*, will attend the evening service. Organic Soil Builders to Meet The Organic Soil and Health Builders of Southwrxtcrn Mich­ igan will hold a special program at 2 pm. Bunday. May 10,'«t their club house in Bradley. Af­ ter a few smnounceoMit* Etflel > PlAMerer cf HiiriUngton, Ind.1 will speak on "Fun Organically.” The usual ranorgasbord will be. haid. Located Comer Monday, Wednesday and Friday 12:30 to 8:30 pin. Tuesday and Thursday 12:30 lo 6 p.m. Saturday 12:3.0 to 6 p.m. A FLOCK TO MUT every rummy HASTIMCS ROOtS COVflllMG 121 W. Stataft. land* 23520. 49. Ed Baldwin* 22.- I moved to the Harting* area in 490. SO. Dick Jacob* 23,320. 51. 1937 and lived in Coate Grove Cedric Morey* 21500, S3. Bob since 1942. They operated the Local MOVING & HAULING 21,310. 54. Bennie Cam 11480. 54.1 seven year* Court and Church Streeh Library Houra: TUE MODEKN FASHION IN FLOORS program. Eighteen attended. Tlie names ot the couple* par­ Christ Church. Bloomfield Hills ticipating, and their total pointe, 24.460. 40. Edward Goodyear*, Sept. 18. 1904. In Ionia County. 24.070. 41. Jack Kennedy* 23.780. the daughter of Levi and Maude One of the highlights of the follow: 4. Ray Finnic* 35,700. 5. Russell 42. Bob Godfrey* 23590, 43. John J (Brtep) Thoma*. She attended Panfils 33410, 44. Wjl Blrkxf, tile Welch School and worked fur Tte KlMUr I—IM. Aid wUl 23.140: I the YprtlanU Reed Company tn the Kellogg Auditorium, with << « -I- - — .J*--- M 1 Tnnl* VO!, n VMT! -■ Bishop Dennison preaching the at the Kinsley Community Hall for a potluck dinner. Lewis Electric patterns her husband. 20.700; I she is survived by one son. Budd, 59. Howard Peter* 20,030, 80. R5 Hartings: two grandchildren: Bill MacDonald* 20.030, 61. Earl hs* mother, Mr*. Prank (Maude) Colemans 19JB0. 83. Everett Kuhn. Ionia: two brother*. Ste­ Phelps 19.790. S3. Jim Spoon* phen Thoma*. Muir, and Matthew 19,730, 84. Wrtght 81ms 19.450. 06..Thoma*. Ionia, and a sister. Mr*.1 Jack Hubbells 19.450. 68. Dave Donald (Mae) Ferguson, Ionia. cvDEDickircn DCDcnklhJEl EXPERIENCED PERSONNEL * Ph™ Wl 5-4001 «WI 5-2273 English antt 18.190. 68 Hl Baxter* 17,410,'High Bank Fann Bureeu 6u. Gordon Finnic* 17430 and 70.1 Member* of the High Bank Guenthers 14550. Forth Bureau will meet at the Davis HatHngi 135 E. State St, Bob visited the Alison Barneys in frtwhmenU will be sandwiches H. C. B. is the Best Bank! REAL ESTATE Top Listings In TOWN AND COUNTRY PROPERTIES A NEARLY NEW FRAME HOME IN GREEN MEADOWS NO. I,. A NICE HOME IN THE FIRST WARD has two bedrooms and (4 bath, upstairs, and down, one bedroom, living room, dining room, kitchen and full bath, garage with cement drive, has hardwood floors, cap Insulated, storm windows and gas heat, • $11,500.00 ceremtc bath, and utility room, has three large picture win­ dows, thevmopahe. six Inches of insulation. Inside screens, wa* 220 volt underground with 240 ft. 3“ rock well, situated on A SCENIC PLACE ON THORNAPPLE RIVER 24 acres clow In Va A REAL SWELL HOME IN THE TAFFU ADDITION, nearly new, has large living room, two swell bedrooms, dining room, kitchen and full b*th, utility room, family room, lots of cupboards. $27,000.00 A NICE BUNGALOW ON BARBER ROAD, short distance out Of town, ha* living room, kitchen, three bedrooms, full bath, utility room, has crawl space, all on one floor, for $9,000.00 A GOOD INVESTMENT IN TWO APARTMENT HOUSES, both You know your ONIONS I $4,200.00 A BEAUTIFUL HOME RIGHT ON MIDDLE LAKI (120 feet lake fireplace, ha* electric hert, garage arid half, three patio*, storage building, large lot. for$18,000.00 A BEAUTIFUL HOME AT ALGONQUIN LAKE, all on oAe floor, hat large living room with fireplace, three nice bedrooms', lot* of closet* with'overhead light*, hat bath and one-half, kitchen and aluminum siding, paneling woodwork in living room, on it road, school but service, for....$20,000.00 $20,000.00 BUILDING LOT IN 2ad WARD, sewer and water in, has a garage oh It, also a part basement----- ----------- ....—--$1,500.00 A REAL NICE BUNGALOW IN THE 2nd WARD, with living room. WE HAVE A HOME IN RATTLE CREEK, with three bedrooms and bath up and down it has one bedroom, living /oem. dining room, kitchen, full basement, new gas furnace, new water heater, new front and back enclosed porche*. wants to trac» for a place with 3A_>L .1 U-.Rt— - . ......... —----- -----------------HUtLY Ntw rxrriUHT HOMt IN THS 2U WARD. 26,40 cement driveway, full basement, gat heat, Venetian blind*, knotty ft.,' has living room with fireplace, dining room, kitchen »nd pin* finish In kitchen, in good location for ------------ .$9,700.00 bath, two real nice bedrooms, full basement with recreation A REAL NICE HOME ,u u“ ---------------- ••ding, fully insulated, has baseboard hot water heating system, ■II copper plumbing, birch cupboards, garbage disposal, *11 A MAL GOOD. LA1CI NOMI IN TNI FIRST WARD, hn IMn, room, four bedrooms, large kitchen with real nice cupboards, family room "paneled, b*lh W'»h shower and stall, utility room wlthBuHt-ln cupboards, laundry room, has full b****^> on two lot*, for -$16.100.00 and screens, is insulated, new roof, full basement, and * large garage ...............i.-...------------------------- $10,000.00 AT PLEASANT SHORES THORNAPPLI LAKI A NEW COTTAGE, large scree bain, has $12,000.00 Wt HAVE ONI SCHOOL HOUM TO SIU VERY REASONABLE, u— —Ut k—— L: >— ------- I.J IL .... U. I- --ad AMERICAN COLD SEAL TRAILER HOUIE. Use 10 ■ 55 M* aU equipment, two bedrooms, living room, dining are*, kitchan and bam. situated on nice lot with good wall and septic tank and drain field, lots trailer house and all for$7,900.00 If you're in o stew about money problems come into the bank that serves Hastings area best. We've got lots of green if you need it and a place to salt it away if you don't. THREE NIC1 BUILDING LOTION HASTINGS HEIGHTS. A REAL NICE HOME IN THE Irt WARD, has two good bedrooms HASTINGS SALESMEN 2 Ihislinii*; Cih| limit: MtMBSS: &Ml Fr<«uUr, IVfUSSerly I.Ca^ahHm Senk* j»r 77 CdmAumru tt—n �iville Here with Game Armchair Athlete vvJS’ West Central Go Expect rMun' Battle Saxon Trackmen At Battle Creek Bob King Given Recognition by Middleville Bows Kenowa Hills National Group “ To tmn mu. feMUd uuuxTHIS'S T-K track team 88-40. Gary VanEtot won ths shot put with a heave of 51 feet. 4U Inches; Gary Stouffer cleared • feet, 3 Inches to win the pole vault, Dave Vanllst won Use Mr. and Mr* Bab King at­ tended Use 3#ch meeting of Use National Council of the YMCA in Pittsburgh on May 7th. 8th, and 9th. Bob has been one of U Tho so-called Dodd bill would wipe out ail mall order sale* of sporting firearms and restrict their over-the-countor purchase •'In this case, it would be mil­ linns of sportsmen, engaged in one of the finest forms of out­ door recreation, who would suf-' ter. And what would be gained? j Nothing important to safer and Monday the Hastings Hifth baseball team goes to piny the postponed game at Battle Creek and on Monday, May 94. the Saxons will play their postponed cause al jutue Creek Lakevto*. The Hastings Junior Varsity baseball team goe* to meet Lakc- 5.15 pm. Monday and Thursday, May 20. Charlotte comes here to meet the Suon youhgaters at 4,45 pm. The J Vs final game is tine. Decatur. Eau Claire, Gales­ burg-Augusto. Hartford. JDckory Under the bill's provision, the Corners Kellogg. Homer, Jones­ Secretary of the Treasury would ville, University High, Mattawan be given a free hand to prescribe regulations governing Uic sale, shipment, transportation and purchase of nrcarmj. . This would just add to our present overwhelming bureaucra­ cy. mare red tope and far noth­ Ijnla. ing. Criminals and potential law- what high erteem "our Bob" la had by Use State staff. Four ot Michigan's delegatos are YMCA people—the rest are Many events are scheduled for the HCC course, and the first tournament waa a member pro­ am held May 2. The winning foursome included Ben Carr, Joe Bill Stedman who had a best ball of 56; second went to Joe Ben­ nett. Nick Fisher, Dr. Bob White and Jack Sleeper who turned In a best ball of 57; tied for third John Mulligan. Sunday. low gross honors went to Ironside with 81. second Lambert with 84. Bob day whan he had allowed only tto hlu and struckout 15. and gfct four tor four at the plate May 9, Gordon to Bob Stanley We had an opportunity Satur­ day to meet some ot Wt»\em Michigan University's coaches and administrators. and to set nipped the Spartans in the track meet, 70-69, going down to the final triple jump. Western took a Michigan Stole's baartall team luMt taken a southern training trip every year—except during World War II—since 1826 whan it opened at Fort Benning. Oa. Richland W'ins KVA JV Title Research biologists of tho»Conservation Department are oo ihe threshold of gaining-an electronic "edge" in studying the movements and habitat needs of game. Stealing a few pages from space-age technology, these men arc "bugging" whitetails with transmitter-equipped collars at the Depart­ ment's Cusino wildlife research station near Shingleton in the Upper Peninsula. After the deer are released within the station's snile-squate enclosure, biologists will tune in on the animals* travels later this spring by manning directional receivers to pick up different signals from each of these tiny transmitters. After using the Cusino station's enclosure as a testing ground for the next year or so, the Department-plans to expand its radio telemetry study to track deer, bear, coyotes and, possibly, bobcats on open , wild lands. Electtonics will also be brought into play this fall to chart the comings and goings of elk in the northern ‘T’art of Lower .Michigan. In southern Michigan, similar studies are scheduled later on small game and deer. H11S Netters Split Matches BOWLING FOR FUN •nd HEALTH . all of oar lenos have when. With a select group, lie waa invited to inspect the mis­ sile hears at Cape Kennedy and other 8AC baso throughout Uic Paul Peterson Leads Chippewas To 9-4 Victory UmLSbBm again In the fifth. Tiie Redwings stretched their lead to four runs In the sixth. Nixon and Jerry Skidmo pitched for Hastings with YOUR GAME Open Bowling SATUR­ DAYS AND SUNDAYS • nd Most WIIKDAY AFTERNOONS. 3-2. Saturday. Peterson, former HHS great, had a no-hltter going into the fifth Inning and didn't give up a run until the sixth, but by that time CMU had the game wrapped up at Mt. Pleasant. The split left CMU with a 4-2 HAC record. 8-5 overall. Illinois State la 1-6 in the league. MICHIGAN len Johnsdn tripled and scored Jn Boyce's stoglt. .St. Johns got two more runs ia tha/qurth- In the same inning Hastings got two with Lublcn- SHARPEN UP HASTINGS BOWL INC. Woodland at Michigan MICHIGAN k1H2 Nashville Tackle In CMU Lineup Kan, On May 31 both species will Jack Gardner of Nashville wai be legal in bakesBuperlo.-, Michi­ scheduled to play tackle for Cen- gan and Huron. However, action on muskles will be delayed until VINGS IN SIGHT! MICHIGAN WEEK Now mowing's fun, and faster, too. This 4-season tractor eases all lawn and garden tasks. Test-ride ? Call: ALL OF NEXT WEEK IN E. L. CARPENTER HARDWARE NOW ONLY * 142 E. State St. Phon* Wl 5-2983 AND REG. 1.00 WbnnvnAriKrionlofl ... ft. aotu (HI Iwsh ...Id «HB ftu a* MRka to m M (W dlant, tacana E RANDSEN' C I Insurance Agency W LL OF BARRY COUNTY EBRATING WITH ALL OF YOU WBCH = �THE 4aSTING8 .Eniic Burr Paces HCC Golf Loop Allegan’s Wild Turkeys May Add to Sport Hastings Bowling ed. on State land* in Allegan THURSDAY MATINEE county. ConserraUon Depart­ Standings: Hastings Motor ------— men would ~ have ment — game Sales 84. Canada Dry 79%. tydyibeen happy just to are Trucking 78%, Cry*tal Candles Rock* of wild turkeys 6a. Smith i Doster 03, Hamblen! establlatod a* sightseeing aymbol* ot Michigan's past. High games and scries: Fsve At beat, their turtoy slocking Allen 163-459. Betty Shder WJ- project had only a ao-so chance 455. Gayle Durkee 161-435. Kay Lydy 167-429, Myrna Lancaster tho memory of earlier failures 151-410. Good games: Joan Mar­ of private groups and Individu­ lin 218. Faye Allen 215 nnd Mary al* to re-introduce there longAnn Kauffman 195 High series: Faye Allen 552. Jeanice Dalman State. 501 and Lota Ksnyon 497. Curve Boll and Hook Ball Ju at n* atar bowlers recommend that bowlers use the hook ball, they equally stress against use of a curve ball. I always advise bowlers to cut down on their curve ns with the atraight ball and who accurate with thia type of ball. Stop and think for a moment. If you throw a curve ball, it travel* far serosa the lane and leave* more margin for error, and this margin 1* amplified with the les* experienced bowl­ er*. A curve ball takes a great deal of wrist action and atrength. Achieving the exact­ ing amount of wrist action on •vary ball is extremely dlffl- 235-596. Robert Miller 548, Pete liopes of Deportment personnel. The hook ball Is th* one I Lublenlecki 201-561 and Aaron. recommend for th* bowler who Sherk 308-543 iy. proud-looklng turkeys have ha* acquired *ome accuracy thrived pas-, the point of Jure being something to sec. these calls, adult toms proceed Thornapple Boy Scout Campout This Weekend uir*. become Michigan'* new­ est game blrd» on a limited in his game. The hook ball travelsVlown the lane in a rel­ atively straight line until it approaches the pin* and then break* aharply into the pocket Since the hook ball breaks only The Roy Scout* of the Thorn- lort 300-350 turkeys, or about npple District will conduct their;50 percent of Ita Full poputaannua! h J * Uon. to natural mortality. In annual RnrUur Spring rtaninniMCumpotee Ithis weekend at a rampsite located nn the Thorntipple River. % •nile thclr population peak. More specifically. Uieir "llveast of Caledonia on Wnd Ave­ nue. ' Three hundred liny Seoul* y ears after their release, they tings Country Club's Men's golf Ron Edmonds Pat Gabriel Jed the pledge to the Hag and An­ league. nette Dunkelberger led the 4H pledge. For variety the club's secre­ tary. Linda Dunkelberger. read Clarke to leading the White the roll call backward*. The Division with 16 point*. Ralph members announced their preShirkey u on top of the Green with 15 pointe. Jim Crontnger, teruerp- which la present bockChester Hodges and Richard Guenther are pacing Uic Red Division with 13 pointe each and backwards. George Hamaty to on the first Summer officer* elected are: lung of the Blue ladder with Larry Bennett, president: Wayne 13 points. Edmond*, vice president: Linda Dunkelberger. secretary, and Monday's result*: Jean Bristol, treasurer. Bine Division The BarryviUe 4H members Laubaugh 46. 4 point*----- Gillespie 61. 0 pointe: Ironside who offered to show how they 43. 4. Hubbell 61, 0; HamatV 46. put on a candlelight service to 3. Jacoba 46. 1; H. Smith 46. 4. Panfil 53. 0: Mitchell 55, 4. Pan­ to attend the next meeting. fil 54, 0; Burr 41. 4, Chase x. The members decided to meet Ited Division Hodges 49. 4. G. Miller 48. 0; Stanton, Ann Ostrotli, and Shel­ ia Gabriel are on the recreation Guenther 46. 4. Gardner 58. 0: Committee and Kathy Brlitol tin 46. 2, Stanley 42. 2: Lawrence and Christine Babcock on the rt freshmen; committee. Mem­ 59. 4. Goodyear 58. 0; Mathews 42, 4. Chenoweth 48. 0; Osgood ber* signed up for, Summer pro­ / 60. 4. Frandsen 50. 0: Guenther ject-. parturc from tho aecmimjly atraight line, it Is very effec­ tive when it hit* the pins. It ha* driving power as well as the deflection action that make* for a good pin scattering ball. For these reasons the hook ball is the moat popular type ball their Spring ritual of collecting harems which average four to The situation boll* down Hto begin building well - concealed From about mld-Aprtl to the their eggs which average about MICHIGAN EK MAT 16 22 kept busy Incubating these eggs until hatching tlrno In late May losses are high and It Is normal to participate In this camping liens hatch their clutch of eggs MICIIUI. placer.. Today, the outer limits Camporec Chairman Melvin StmUc It Haight. Hastings, and his com­ farmland*. mittee have a program set up And going as far as they ran WtfU frttrul \ scheduling camp set-up Friday \ afternoon and evening. Satur- population treadmill, with their ' day activltlre will include Scout number* building up each Fall only to be heavily undercut by d> mon*tration> natural cauacu during the WlnAround mid - morning and The Saturday night campfire will feature the new Indian bird* frequently are aeen mov­ dance team organized by the ing into grassy field* to feed on Order of Arrow members of Troop 302. sponsored by the which requires legislation to be-1Visitors may occasionally catch; . First Methodist Church of Cale­ come a reality, about 200 of the a glimpse ot the turkeys cross- j arou1* surplus birds could be ln< road* or making their way! Tiiose red-coated hunters who donia. Deer Hunters Pour *22.3 Million Into Economy am. Sunday so that tne Scout* an< their leaders may be home In time to attend their church ttrvlce* The .public Is InVIled IS Wiflt the Cimportc amiVsreOIiw I r Scout* in action particularly at thr Saturday night campfire niilch will start at 8 pm. dixbirrd secured. Tlw battle for thl* Island wa* one of the fierc­ est in Marine Corps htotory. The initial assault wave wn» pinned iiarveMed next Fail instead of along woodland edge*. |*talked Michigan'* famed white being lort to mortalUy next By mjd-Augu.1 in normal tall deer tail November poured WLQtOT.... , . ___ . ... I year*, brood* which ntarted with more than 8323 million into the Should a bill be introduced about H M,y wiu liave >ute-, economy, accotdlng to a and tawmakrea are fit to auth-1 l04t 40-50 percent at three young final tabulation by Central ortze a season, the Department;binSa infant mortality and Michigan University. *°Ul,d. other camre. Moot of thl* toll The dollar Impact of the 16­ HMUtaUd. 1 -.nv.Hrd “any-bUd" hunt hunt tn toto|Mem> __ «____ 1 .lh v. e _____ blnU .._ ...r In nnrlv S.r,vrfnKer If wmtlA . ... . . .... _ ___ > over - exposure to damp ground Permit holders, numbering Durlng early Fall, the poults blue, purple, green and brown. Woodland Ry filrr. Clendon CurtU i Monday. May 15. will be May'0r‘» Exdumge Day throughout Michigan. Woodland will be ex­ changing with Parchment. Gunte in Woodland for the day Bctant and Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Wytotra. They will be greeted In the morning at the Library for a refreshing cup of coffee At nocn they will join the vtoitlng mayor and his party in Hastings for lunch. Their tour for the day will include tlie new Lakewood school, tlie Lutheran Church and the Barry County Medical Cen­ ter. In tlie evening a banquet will be held at the Methodist Church. The village has started cleaning up by having the street* swept. Each one should do hl* part |o be proud of Woodland by "cleaning up" around your yard. There 1* no longer a dump S1.4 million for recreation and ao. the village has been unable Si million for miseellaneou* to hold their annual "village clean-up." The authorttiea arc Three figure* do not include looking for a ptace. however, to expenditure* by__ non - licensed there may be one later. Hendershot & Vicinity Dinner guest* of Mr. and Mra rented cabins and cottages, and Karl Schantz on Mother's Day nearly seven percent found shel­ ter in motel* and hotel*. Nearly all of the hunters t ra v- You get a full measure of John Deere perfornuutce and convenience in the 8-horeepower “110” Lawn and Gar­ den Tractor. * Independent ground-epeed control. Double-safe electric starter. Double­ action brakes. Attachments for mowing, clearing snow, gardening, spraying... piany more. Keep your homestead in trim, and handle many farm choree, too, with a John Deere “110” Tractor. Con­ venient credit.. . Northport. patient at the Medical Facility. b been tn critic*] condition, co we JOHN DEERE LAWN & GARDEN TRACTOR Lett you lakt wttStiah taty At yw arvundl G00DYEARrBRD5< BKSBBi FARM IMPLIMtNTS 124 Nort* ItHtnoa Center. * Furreal and Gladys Hall returned home Saturday after spending the winter in Florida. * Mr. and Mrs Larry Plaunt and rk—« Wl J-S0S2 new*. * Mr. and Mra. Ted CLaughUn enjoyed dinner at ths Nordta AND THEN THERE IS ONE... First comes the scientific break­ through when research scien­ tists discover a chemical com­ pound that may combat a spe­ cific disease. Then hundreds of derivatives of this compound are developed to find the most effective drug. Then come years of laboratory testing eliminat­ ing all but a few. Then, years more of testing in clinics, elim­ including picture taking, souinating all but the most effec­ tive and safest drug. No wonder many people **y game hunting, camnlng. rock ... TODAY'S PRESCRIPTION hunting, golf and hiking. IS YOUR BIGGEST BARGAIN Result* of the CMU study, IN HISTORY! combined with tourist survey work by other Michigan unlver- YOUR PHARMACIST frequently stated reason for se­ lecting destinations were: "'The deer hunting is good there" . "Home of friends or relatives" . . . "We visited the place previ­ ously and liked It" . . . “If* the site of my cottage" Although primarily interest-^, and Mra Gordon Thompson spent able aid to the tourist industry, according to William T. McSunday dinner gueata of Nina ,Graw. director of the Michigan and Rennie Mott were Mr. and Tourist Council. Vra’a^i^' of HasUruM^ABftrnmm I " ,n addition *a,,luon 10 "In to ueveioping developing w a of more accurately deterSrTiJTS, I th* 'ndu’trv's value, they wUI ,,eW trtnd‘ ln toUrLm Mr .rCJ »nd Pn‘rlde n,W <UU On ,1W I’ltereste and needs of travelers," Stoduuun and family of Lacey for u. .ted . Sunday dinner, ■,____ , I wrTty rot undfrBANNER WANT ADS PAY 4H Dog Training * Meets Wednesdays! Hiuttag* High School's »oir team, /who broke their ----school record with a 156 here against Ionia Thursday, "warmed up*' for their quest for Cla*« A. Regional honors th Monday's high wind by firing an excellent 158. St. John* had 178. Camp. Kathy Underhill to dent of the chib, Mary Hollister to'vice president. John Haan da secretary, Carolyn Rettles ' treasurer and Debby Hein is re-. Cllt® Via™ ‘“-I —D' Hollister or W. G. Underhill. I pete for the Regional title. OU>„ Utah < ' U, the Norrlx. Lansing Eastern, Everall and Sextan. Nile*. Portage and St Joseph. The three low teams will quali­ fy for the State tou/nament to lw held May 22 at the Saginaw Country club. Tlie mbdallst goes plone to the State meet If he is not a member of one of the qualifying teams Cliff Getting* of BatUe Creek Central is the Regional tourna­ ment chairman. Last Spring HHH finished Red Cross Water Safety Schools Tram Instructors Forest fire damages to build­ ly prized among hunters In 44.COO bow and arrow hunters ings and other personal property who purchased • Michigan 118153.000 in Michigan last Certainly, the wild turtoy The typical deer hunt'nv n-r” sport to Michigan's lineup of included four persigu who spent gams birds. In Che Allegan arcu, from home, the CMU Study re­ vealed. Male hunters outnum­ bered female hunter* by nearly eight to one. Some 40 percent stayed in pri­ vate cottagoi and cabins and a By Mr». Richard Clark like number In tent*, trailers and Every meh a rugged John Deere Saxon Golfers Seek Regional Honors Friday 1 pres*way. The 406 points scored by Cen­ tral Michigan University'* Doh Edwards during the 1964-65 bas­ point total in CMU annals. 1. Frandren 50, 0; J. Cronlngcr 4*> 4. W. Crunlnger 57. 0; Guen­ ther 46, 4.»Booth 49, 0. Green Division MacAllUter 57. 4. Cooper 52. 0; I Carl Peterson shot 78. John A Smith 50. 3. Sexton 49. 1; Feldpausch 55. 4, Jerow 58, 0: r— - — ” Shirkey 51. 4, Thomson 54. 0: Cook 47. 4. Huebner 57.’ 0: Pugh This Thursday the 8axon golf­ With more and more American 63. 3, Kelhl 64. I; Foster 43. 4. enjoying water recrea­ ers will be host to Greenville. Siegel 66. 0: Christensen 48, 4. families Next Thursday they go to Char ­ Rose 47. 0; Thompson 54, 4. je- tion each . year, the Red Cross lotte. Water Safety program —now In its 51st year — anticipate* an While Division ever-increasing need for trained McMillan 49. 3. J. Bennett. 44. instructors in swimming and 1; Lambert 45. 2. B. Miller 51. J: I bonttnc Munday but it failed tn bother Bay 52. 4. James 51. OiKinney 19. ; ' Kyle James or Tom Reynolds too 4, A. Bennett 55. 0; Warner 49. 3. Campbell 67. 1; Btalr 48. 4. (truetor and leadershin train- much. Both Saxons turned in two-over-par 38* John Peterton Rohde 54, 0: Clarks XJ, 4. Atdrlch had a 40 and J Un Fisher a 43. 51. 0. Snyder 47. 4. E Miller 54. St Johns was led by Dennis 0; Snyder, 47. 4, Warner 49, 0; offered thl* Summer In AmerlHankey v;lth a. 40. Dick Creese Snyder 47. 4. Kinney 49. 0. tic and Small Craft Schools in had 44. Gary Becker 45 and Ted Fairing* for Monday: Bedell 47. Blue Division tlon. including Each school played eight men. Sherwood vs Hamaty. Jacobs with the low four counting tors. Hollister: Panfil vs. 8im, Three school*, open to camp Hublwll. H. Smith vs. Wood; counselors, lifeguards, swimming Peterson posted 39. John PeterGillespie vs. Fletcher. Laubaugh swimmers over 18. are held In Geer Smith had 45, Steve vs. Mitchell; MacLeod vs. Burr. outdoor resort retting* during Thatcher 47. Rick Curtis 60 and 1 Red Division July and August. In 10 dayaxif Mike Lalley 51 for Ionia's 193* X*. I int*naified''inJu u e Ho a. Mb team total ren«^WtalckPKh001 n opportunity school pro»W«i provides « an opportunity JSS’nere w G MlUre O^ood to Ieam learn the neWMt newest methfxU method* and v. ai' ; “Thnlquea of teaching first aid. Hastings ^S^GnJd !»wunmln«' and Wfeaaving. and nTJdrXX Mart4n‘ Offers leadership training in or­ I Building Permits > ear v». .Gardner. .ganixatlng and conducting com- MAT OU,. ». <MI •ddiusa. ri.fioa. gsn WiOsm. c Green Division munity, camp, and pool water Thompson v*. Pugh, Klehl va. **fety programs. Shirkey; Rose va. Groosl Foster caaMractiaa. 8M.OOO. E4 Mei vs Sexton; Siegel V*. A. Smith.1 Un. contractor. tic schools will be held In the following location*: Lone Star Ibtcr vx. Huebner. Cooper v».; MV Camp, Athens, Texas. Jtine Cook: Flora vs.’ Feldpaureh. 1-11; Lake Murray State Park, White Division James vs. Blair, Rohde vs. ■ Southern Illinois University, LltBay: Snyder vs. Campbell. Al-j' lie Greasy Lake Campus. Car­ drlch vs. Itambert; Clarke v*. B. bondale. Ill. June 9-19: Lutheran Miller. E. Miller vs Fisher; J. lakeside camp. Spirit Lake, Io­ Banner Adi Benefit YOUJ BCnnett v*. Kinney. McMillan v*. wa. June 13-23: Camp Ohtyesa. A. Bennett. Warner vs Roberta. Hotly. Mich. June 16-26. and Oainp Wah-Kon-Dah. Rocky Mount. Mo. Aug. 24-8cpt. 3. com pre- usually weigh machine drawing. Scheduled for completion late weigh 15-30 pounds Wlqlle the Department con­ gobblers while adult hens are 10-12 1this Summer, the study 1* de­ signed to give the *tate tourist having to wade 500-900 yarda tinues to "talk turtoy" about a pound*. Industry a more accurate a*aessfrom grounded landing craft. hunting season, an Important Compared with the domestic ,menl of the Impact of tourism on the state's economy ic entrenched In fortifications of­ approaching for the* bird*. It to being conducted under a ten reaching a thickness of 15 —1— r-.~Y—-—-■ ~grant of 878.000 made by the tert, more than 4.000 were anni­ hilated Marine casualties were------- — — - leg* which give it a stnxunllncd Michigan Legislature. Data obtained from Interview* 2.037 wounded and 913 killed or.ttme for turkey*, and the dls- rather than plumptoh look. Ito eno n with 3.700 ofr the mnr« more than than ----------UncUve call* of gobblers will stir tall frothers are tlDtisl with — mtoslng. । the Spring retting of the Alle- dark brown compared with the 545,000 persons who purchased Mlchlgan State has a four- gan area. Just before sunrise on white Upping on domestic <cur- Michigan deer hunting licenses year hold on Rig Ten indoor mild, calm day*, their sound* pendlture of 841 a person. ac­ broad jump titles. Sherman will be heard a* far away a* cording to Charles R. Owens, Lewis won championship* in a mile, echoing through their .. . UUU ■ .. ,1-- .. t.. survey director groblied the hononi in 1964 and hardwoods. SIU million tor food. 83J mili Rounding up their mates with In sunlight, the wild turkey is literally a walking rainbow, with it* feathers reflecting The Dunham 4H Club held it* Ernie Burr tired a fine 41 Mtn- month* on May 5. The meeting by Bill lunaHa AMf Staff of Chomptonr COMMERCIAL MAJORS 'standings: Sports Bar Seven Up 77. Welcome Tavern breakthrough In ex 75%. Miller Jeweler* 71. Pl*ton wild turkey number*. Ring* 70. Harwoods IGA 69%. important. Us birds bad "ta­ City Pood 87‘/.Larke Buick M%. ken hold" on forested lands Montgomery Ward 64%. Roush Tailor* 61%. Aluminum Product* Allegan county. 54 and Tyden Coro 34: Spurred on by that Stale's Honk Keeler rolled the high aucccaa. Michigan gams men 11 series with 235-233-650. Shannon years ago tills March turned Lydy took solo honor* with 245, jocce 50 Pftuuylvanl* - ralaed finishing with 590. Lre Springer; turgty, al MX aitta In the AHeclialked 234-609, Irwin Harwood.con area. They, followed this u 5r?a,wJ,l« Lons S74. Bob , wUh alloUlfr rrte**e of 152 bird* Rohde 305-555 on u 146 average. ta September 1954. All of tto M5* D»nUAn^r'd?a''',Xock or'nlnaizd from "three“5'hI?U1.*Uerl?^Jtl J®*?"' ?J? fourth*-wUd“ tons mated with Steeby 547. Rod Newton 553.1 cl’nte >MC'ctare3Rtahl'S3» Rum i Ufl 00 U“’,r 0Wn *lnCe Craig 554. Clare Stahl 539. Rus* tlB blrd^ e«n*nded Hazel 549. Mike Schondelmaver tometand and multiplied 534. Dick Ikinarikl 534. Ed fiheler | Dunham 4H'ers Plan Activiti.i Jacob's Prescription Pharmacy 126 Ent Stile St. tho— Wl S-2466 Hastings i I Barry County Building Permits I Tip™ Ho WoKIVICE fET US FIX YOUR TV AS IT OUGHT TO BE FIXED W« repair hi-fi ond CENTRAL RADIO & TV HOWARD TRUMBULL Wl 5-9147 » W1 5-5992 228 N. Jaffanoa We Cloie at Noon on Saturdays Hastings SPEEDY WASH and COIN-OP Laundromat PROFESSIONAL b*Y CLEANING SIEVICE North Gun Lake Coin-Op Opon 5:00 e.M. - 10 pto. Enter at your Olds Dealer’s! Olds Golf-0 WIN AN OLDSMOBILE 4-4-2 Four 4-4-2 grand prizes I Plus 442 transistor radios I You don't have to play golf to yvin. Visit your Olds Dealer or participat­ ing golf professional... get your"Golf-O-Rama"entry form! �Official Action of the Hastings City Council U-M Doctors Study Ulcers hi Stomach What io do when . .> K■»&^£8S|AWcj>s YJoidtShowlLdcal Men to Attend Legion’s YOU RUN OFF THE PAVEMENT! old Hummed spent the weekend at Hlgglru Lake. Tlie Banyvllie 4H Club met ut the hone of Mr. and Mi* Earl Tobias and Gertrude on Saturday night The group voted to attend the BarryviUe Church on 4U Sun­ day. May 23. They will start a community service project un July 1 which will be cleaning Roush* Park and building new picnic ta­ bles. ★ Mr. and Mrs. Robert Tobias and Mr. and Mrs Jerry Tnbl-is and finds were dinner guests of Mr. and Mra Rldianl Aapina! of Algonquin Lake. Mr. and Mr*. Rob­ ert TObia* were Sunday callers of KkTi Grip wheel Ease up on gas BarryviUe Check to rear One of tlu most striking similar to that enDuuntcad m things about the stomach is 1U K-------- “--------- --------- ------ — digestive Juice. When bathed tn this fluid (powerful hydrochloric acid and digestive cnayme pep­ sin) and crushed by the aUxnach's kneading inoUon, almost, uny kind ot meat becomes port of a gray mush called chyme, Y«A the stomach manages to avoid being digested by its own secretion* — usually. Wtam tho Juices rat away u the stomach wall. the rtsnxtt 1* an nicer. I___________________________ To understand'some of the aL- Uon of the vague nerve (the tributes ot Lho digestive Juice connecting pathway. tiiat worry and of the physiology of the takes from the brain to the stomach which prevent or pro- stomach) promotes damage and mote ulocr. Dr. Davenport and bleeding, hl* team are using the suxnacli I Thus, with the stomach pouch pouch. technique, the U-M acictiUrts The laboratory animal has a are increasing their ability to surgically prepend pouch of the predict what kinds of treatment When slowed sufficiently, turn bock lunch guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bun Fussctt and caller* of Mr* Karl Pufpeff. * Mr*. Clarence Marta, Jr., and family of Portage and Mlu Beverly Pufpatf were Sunday sharply onto wsoe district meeting tn Grand Rapid* Thursday. * Mr. and Mra Car! Tobias and family were gue*G of Mr. and Mr*. Gerald Smith of Hastings on Mother's Day and Mra. Smiths birthday. * Mr . and Mra. Duane Day and Jeanette of the Or! Glllrspte'i and daughter. Later in the day the Howard Strand family from Battle Creek, the Ru-fy Soyas from Delton came zod were Sunday dinner guests of Mrs. L. A. Day Mrs. Vein Wheeler and sons ot Nashville and Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Day and family of Hustings were caller*. Mra. L A. Day accompanied Ute Nashville Garden Club to the Bird Sanctuary at Wintergreen Lake on Tuesday. They bad lunch at Dull How to toko off the spot Mrs. Stuart Day and family of Hastings and Mr and Mrs. Manin laurle and family. * Mrs. Ethel McKay of Hosting* and Mr. and Mn. Douglas Day of Newaygo were Saturday callers of Mra. Charles Day. 'Whatever your weed problem-we’ve got tin Weed Killers for it!^ ifea UUI1+ IMMIw ed that the delegates to this con­ vention will hold three formal convention sessions during the four day meet: theae will be held on Friday. Saturday and Sunday. Prior to these business trans­ mittal session*, the various com­ mittees of the Legion wtU meet for individual progress review in tlie varied fields of rehabilitation, services to youth, community •errtre. child welfare. Americanton and National Security. A the highway Dunham poleman Agency FREE APPLES AilSeuis! Kills crabgrass, chickweed, Itraasy weeds, broadieafed weeds!.Contains Dacamine Silvevaad DSMA.l^Q Fftfc put. Ml! Kills dandeliona, dock, other broadieafed weed Contains Dacamine (m 2,4-D formulation) Headquarters for the Legion meeting* will be the Jack Tar Hotel while the AuiXUAHm will meet at the Capitol Part: Hotel. Abe. convening during the Legion Convention will be I he two Legton honorary societies the Forty and Eight and Tweu- ICCMIUTE-C -ThTullGLi: ORCHARD mflot E. u( -Trtia ca JU. M next »MBbcV» gai^» Sudan- WMmt. jr'idinirtii ■SSAriinrea-i MUB SELL TOMORROW rlc»assdc*l! 1 Wipe* out dandelion* and ail broadieafed weed*, with super-effective Dacamine! with a WANT AD TODAY! SAFE NEAR SHRUBS AND FLOWERS! 5000 SQ. FT. COVERAGE Blair's Farm & Garden Ph. Wl 5-5982 "Reliable Service Sine. 1920 Wl 5*3481 PROMPT SERVICE VII Ultl utu« Do All Th. Work C.tt'Vi\ 5-5164 NO JOB TOO LARGE or TOO SMALL Company Approved Moves �Woodland I sfe. | SAFETY-CHECK YOUR CAR Mri. Gkntkm Curtii Swarming termites are a warning II you winged blech In* itcle around your home, hidden worker termites may be damaging timbers, wood­ work and carpeting. To avoid costly damage, phone for skilled Inspection by Termini!, world's largest In termite con­ trol Service fully guaranteed. FREE INSPECTIONS Phon* BARRY COUNTY LUMBER CO. Wl 5-3431 TIRMINIX Fluoride treatments wlU again be held at the school this year. Appointments have been. made and will begin June 14. The cards will soon be in the mall to notify You of your child's appointment * Mrs. E»a Rlvett recently re­ turned home from Florida with her father, Mr. Louis Schmidt ★ Mr. and Mr*. Herbert Hesterly and Kim were Sunday dinner guests with Mra.ciimenasehalbly and Mra. HUdrtd Hesterly. Af­ ternoon visitor* included Mr. and Mrs. Edward Lee and daughter* of Grand Rapids, Mr. nnd Mr*. Walter Durkee and Duane Schaibly. « a Family Fellowship potluck dinner will be held at the Methodist Church Bunday. May U. following the morning worship. Pictures will be shown In tlie afternoon relating to the South American Missionaries that were killed by the native*. The mothers In the family uf Mr. and Mr*. Herald Classic had a special treat Mother's Day They enjoyed dinner at Sessions Steakhouse near Ionia Those present were Mr. and Mra. Du­ ane Clum and family of Dear­ born, Mr. and Mr*. Galen Kil­ mer and Laurie of Clinton Street In Hastings and Mr. and Mrs. Qlendon Curtis and family, lo­ cal * Jlra. Leo Tewksbury wa* a house guest last Thunday and Friday with Mra. Charles Hes­ terly and Mrs. Clhucna Schaibly. Marsha Towsley wa* also a din­ ner guest onjniunday. Mr. and Mra. Eugene Blair and family of Mulliken were Saturday evening dinner guests. Mr. and Mra. Ho­ bart Schaibly of Grand Rapids called on them in the evening. Mr. and Mra. Robert Austin of Lansing came Saturday for Mrs. Rhoda Bawdy. She relumed home with them for a visit. * Mr. and Mr*. Marvin Classic and girls were Sunday dinner guest* with her parent*. Mr. and Mr*. D. Brownfield. In th* afternoon they hunted for mushrooms as probably many other* did. How­ ever. the rain didn't seem to l>e enough to bring them "out." Tlie women of the community hare been invited to hear Mr*. Romney speak in Hasting* Fri­ day. May 11. at a. Thl* will give the women of Barry County an opportunity to participate tn Michigan Week. « Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Kussmaul were Sunday dinner guests with their daugh­ ter, Mr and Mr*. Charles Guen­ ther, and girls in Parchment. * Mr and"Mra. Roy Tltkemeycr arid family were Sunday lunch­ eon guest* with Rev. and Mra. Lowed Dlmos. _ The Woodland Child Slu3y Club a ill meet Tuesday, May 25. at th* home of Mra. David Hsrahbergtr. Th* program topic will be "Home Decorating." Mr*. Norma Nyman and Mra. Roger Flannigan will serve on the hostess committee. * Mother's Day guest* with Mr. and Mra. Edward Reed and boy* for bar­ becued supper were Mr*. Albert Reed ot Hastings Mr. and Mrs. Herman LeReau, local, and Mr and Mra. Arden Harper and family of OUvet. ' It's th* loafer's heart that 1* more likely to cause trouble—not the athlete's heart The notion that the athlete'* heart is abnormal. And unhealUiUy enlarged luu long been ex­ pand a* a myth, nays a‘joint comment by the American Medi­ cal Association's Committee un the Medical Aspect* of Sports and the National Federation of State High School Athletic As­ sociation*. By Mrt. klhol Blank Delton Area Bv Mr*. Juhn Peabody AT LEAST ONCE A WEEK Thunday. May 13th. all day meeting T... Dorene Wort al Hudsoavill*. Mra. Cappoti is mother to Mr*. at Blodgett Hospital and she ter. * Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Nortiieuis are the proud grandpar­ ente of their first grandchild, Clute Miller and txinn Wilbur cinda Dee. bom to Mr. and Mrs.'-; and "Junior of Middlebury. Ind . David Randolph at Fair Haven: Mrs. Randolph »*& Delete Nor* mon Miller, at Pinhook. Sister Kauffmans * Mr. and Mra. tiieuii. David is in the Army. * Raymond Smith. Jr, and boys of Tlw CUOo.-d Kahler* are back Fremont were Saturday and witli us. Sure glad to have you folk.-, back with us again. I flunk The Keith Fox family were ail our folks are back from Sunday night calleru of their Florida. * Miss Alta McKImmey coached Io extend himself bene­ ficially beyond the early stages of fatigue in a progressive training pietely between beats. The heart work* more efiiclently at rest and far more capably during ac­ tivity. This is no more tiian the normal function of tlie heart: to propel blood to the body tissue* as required. A* the body's prime endurance muscle, the athlete's heart en­ larges only moderately if at ail. rigorous training ceases. There 1* no evidence to show that exeicUc has ever damaged a normal heart In a properly conditioned heaithy athlete. 'Raymond WUlands of Mui Pica-a nt Valley health. w'Mr.’and Mra. Delton caller*. Ruweli Boulter Is recovering trum a heart attack. Bure hope with tlie family at the Orvtn Alterdlng iiome In Pro-port, tar MJL LW • EMldffl • EMim • wras • • SWffljg „ - — - - U4 ? . t ch n . mother pt Mra. Peabody ★ Mra. Mr. and Mra Floyd Thomp- ■ bury. Ind., wore Sunday over- Winnie NmUmuU uucruuuad son called to aeo aunt Minnie! night guest* of Mr. and Mra. the Dorcat Society Thursday Denniorff and daughter. Bernice Ammon Milter, Jr. and family, with 12 present. ★ Bonnie Boulof Elmdale Sunday. Bunday eve- He was fornu-r pastor iterv at. ter fa home from Pennock Hosnine lunch guests of Mr. arid and .i Hope Church church of Ute * pt tai. nlng tite Brethren. ★ Wm. Bud n..<« Z-1 —... .and boys ... __ exertion 1* needed to. ‘'train" a Mrs Floyd Thompson were~ st.. the I| Mrs. Gray of _ near heart and keep it trained, and minutes after exercise; broken seemingly healthy. Its level of Robert Walton's of Kalamazoo. Alto were Monday callers of Mra. ted Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Kuhtolerance U geared only to th* the Donald Walton's of Freeport Bert Em Blank. disease or defect 1* present. This1 lug the night fallowing strenuous sedentary life that produced It. ler's parents, w Mrs. Hazel Bill­ Is one of U>* many reasons for exercise; or fatigue that hold* and may not suffice at moment* Freeway Is a divided highway ings visited her daughter ami thorough physical examination* over through th* next day. These of unusual stress, such as rapid keep It permanently unless he keep* up with physical exercise. —•--- . - ----------UUO uv mat uir 1UIICIC Ilia miuw m.uitiu.x on a winter iiuicr snow shoveling with a fenced right-of-way and; Payne, Friday. * Mr. and Mra. AUUetlc leadership is urged to pushed too far too fast. They morning. The loafer's heart also accoM limited solely ~ to inter- > Lyle Lcinaar----------------left Friday-------------for their Almost anyone can have an I— .—--------------------------------to symptoms that may indicate Insuflictent rest, is more vulnerable to emotional athlete's strong heart, through a | changm. Entering vehicle* merge । vacation in Northern Michigan, indicate the need for medical re- improper nutrition and improper pressure* and excessive smoking, regular program of exercise that; with traffic. The prefix “free" --------------------------examination of athletes: breath-; living in general. Or they may The athlete's strong, heaithy build* endurance and stamina, | turn no connection with cost but America's first fully - commisIcsomm. rapid pounding heart, suggest sn undetected h e art I heart is by no means the cxdu- withln th* bounds of each Indi- refera to tho freedom from con-, stoned warship was the schooner “ weakness or shakl- problem I sire property of the vanity athvidualb respective interests, fileting traffic, characteristic of HANNAH, commissioned Sept, 2, ness tost last* lor more titan 10 The loafer's heart is only|lele or the pro. And he won't capabUipes and limitations. such roads. 177o. esse or congenital defects, not Mercury sales have doubled! has wind and weather damaged your TV antenna? get the new Winegard colortron for belt TV raception 15 ways to spoil yourself with luxury from $2799 Wind tsitad to 100 mph ANODIZED for comploto wMthor protection Winter is rough on TV antenna*: Wind, tun and cold can beat tip an antenna, break it, corrode it—in fact, ruin it for good TV reception. Take ■ look at your antenna. If it i* more than 4 year* old, chanced are it ha* tost up to 70% of it* pic­ ture pulling power. Let u* show you the new Winogard Co]ortron—built to take it. And n»re important, the most powerful antenna you can own. Guaranteed to deliver best poaaible reception in your location. Call Awarded year's top honor today. hten (tort at |u*t SOJ.95 With BsctroMc AmpHfter from f*4.»© LIFE BORTON'S IS™ In the Haitinp* Ar*a Phono Freeport 765-3611 now in the Lincoln Continental- tradition $3631 . MAHLER MOTOR SALES 1320 N. Michigan • Hostings • Ph. WIS-2479 �HELP US SPREAD THE -SAFETY WORD," AHln urgt Freeport Card of Thanks and In Memoriam friends fur the cards. flower*, telephone calls and visits while I was at Butterworth Hospital in Grand Rapids. Margaret-L Keelrr ored by the United Brethren Church Sunday morning; Mrs. Deedy Myers, the oldNt mother; Mrs Terry Pleug 'Alyce Myus>. youngest member; Nelda Fox. the tallest mother; Mrs. WUllam Bryde, the shortest mother. Mrs IKMACCIWMS departments from Hickory Cor­ ners and Delton and to all who tiave helped In any way at the time of the loss of our barn We would also like to thank the 4H and school children and others who Itare donated cash to help The family ot John C. Blyant replace the 4H animals belong­ wishes to thank the many ing to our buys God bless you. friends, neighbors, relatives. Rev ( FOUR MILLION POSTERS Under the wh’-at certificate plan being proponed. U 8. contL1Iners would pay twice as much for American wheat aa foreign buyers. The plan gives the Sec­ retary of Agriculture authority to use government surplus Mocks to control tlie market prices farm­ ers get for their wheat Wheal used for food In this country would be supported at ratra as high aa »J-W per bushel. ImladlnC a.- loan of Ili5 and another 1115 for certi­ fies lea which processor* must purrhane and uhlch Is added RADIO NEWSPAPER jib'-1 neighbors at the time of the loss of our dear daughter and slater A special thanks to the Women of the Moose. Leonard - Osgood Funeral Home and Rev. Elliott for his most comforting words. Your kindness will always be LECTURE U 8 wheat sold to foreign buyers. Including Communist countries, would go for a straight 1125 per bushel. The fanner would gr-, Ida WM only on that port of hi« aides made for do­ _ . . — ... ..nUa* f-wW I f I OH I .V TELEVISION Sri Consumers Hit By Farm Bill, Pennock Says Carol Roush, and patriotic in­ structor. Velma Humphrey. Mrs. Ray Seese attended th< pound. It is estimated by the Admin­ istration that the whMl and Ijike Odessa granddaughter. Karen, broke her arm while playing Saturday • belated birthday dinner honor­ ing Mrs Greff The Groffs were overnight guests of the Dan Hickeys, returning home Sunday other visitors during the weekhe-Honorable er of saM <»n Cmulellgbt Inn al Grand Rapids. * Mr and Mn Dougta* Thomas and sons of Flint spent the Mother's Day weekend with thwir parents. Mr. and Mrs. John Hoicomb of Freeport and Mr. and a la** a" or PUBLICATION OBDEB. Hist. ot Mkhlgan. Tbe Probate Court lor the t'mmty of Barr, In the Matter nf th. Estate oti Edae Mao Woodruff. Miner. Filo No l*,O«v. • It la Ordered That on Mar IS, IMS. at io AM. In th. Probate Caurtraara. Ila,tinr>. MkhUon. » bearing l‘« held on lb. TMItten of te.nir XaUunal Bank. Balli. t>..k. Wmhigaa, tis.rdlaa. tar lb, all-.au.. oilier vuiunie Eorvoo, sou Publtealian and aervke .hall be made aa prwidad by at stat, hod Philip IL Milahell. Judge-of PrdItated- April it. I»«3 Cirrtright and It<-ddr llvad.rehotl Itelldiag Jla.tm,.. M.rMgan . »/l> of l\ #r*t annual aervanl. , PUBLICATION OBDEB. State ot *MWM<aa. n‘ril>aU_CoBri ■ lybliralioh and aern.-e ‘Rail be aa provided by atetnte sod for Harry County. Ite: —Katate at Catharine WoeUr. Bated: April St. i»U> al - Shona aa Katharine Werber. 1>. Philip 11. Mil.hell. Judge of Pro­ bate Notke it Uareby Given That n Siegel and Heikos. Hearing wj th. ^I'elllion at Frank Paul K..hirer! . 103 W Alate Kt re. 1 11..ling., Mkblgan »/l» Iikd . m uld thmit be admitted In Probate n> tbe l»,t W ill and T-.ta tnvut nf deeea'r-l and that admkni. ttation be granted to tloitleib Weel.or nr aomo other ai'I’aM. turnon wilt Ire heard at the Harry Probate Court. Ha.ttnga. Mnhlgan a May 1", lltbb at t:W p-ac The order ahall ba pulltahrd acrordlpg te law. 1-biUp R. Mikhail. Probate Judg.. April 37. IHdl Leureare E. Harnett PUBLICATION OBDEB . State ot Mkhlgan. JZolats Coart for th. County ot BnrWl Ealate H Maud. L Smith, becetted. Pile No. >4.359. It it Ordered. That on Ttieaday. May 1*. IM1. al lU:0O A-M, In th. Probata Oourtroom. lUalint. MUM ran. a hearing be bald ou the PjU'isa of Ivan J kmith. Eaaeutor for !i- Natl-mal Mank BaHdlag rente io tell real eolate ot laid ratal*. llntUaga. Mkkigan $/ll Alt peraoaa iateretted are diverted to appear to ahi• cativ. -by a U eenae ■houl-i not be grant'd. PnbUeatlatt and arrvke ahall be PUBLICATION OBDEB. State at Michigan. Tbe I'niLate made at provided by alatute and Court lor the Vo-rntr of Barry In the Matter of the K.tate of hated April 13. I’di. Philip li MMcbell. Judge of Pro­ levli. r Fetgknrr. Allured Mentally Inrwnp.lrat. Hie No H.Sdv Hu hard M Batter Il la Ordered that May Id. 1905. Ifav'unga. Mlrhlgan B'13 rivet, li.'.ilnr- ' <■ ih-e’-ing he held th. prtiii.l, lior.ihy A. PRODUCTION CREDIT ASSOCIATION Hillings HtfriHcs 945-9415 dlnner guest of a son, Dallas, Arnold enjoyed dinner In Ionia and family. Visitors of her moth­ Sunday. * Mr and Mrs. Bernard er were another son. the Roger iUuh family, of Hastings. * Mr. OIDEI FOB PUBLICATION— Probata of WlU— Determination ef Hetra. nut* of Mkhlg.n, The Probate Court for the (aunty of Darr/. In th. Matter nf tbe Eatate of V.rlan Amelia laenhalh. Peeeaaed. Hie Ne. I S.dSA m t al I'l.-oo A M. 1 th. Probsts Courtroom. Heatings, Mkhlgan. a hra Tint b. held on ll e ^retiifaa^ of Ikraldme Walldore if a purpafed "III. an merit «f a IdarUrr. no Minatlon at heir. PuMIr.tloo and verrke •ball bo made aa prorid rd by statute and lite: Mae T. ISM Philip II. Mltrhelt. Judge of Pre- Hkbard M. Itener Aitormv lor PellUoner ligating.. Mkblgan _ 5/31 MEMORIAL MONUMENTS OF DISTINCTION Lowrence Brothers C^^.:+0A INSURANCE &W.1 All Forms of AUTO FIRE BONDS Insurance and Bonds Swanson Inauranca JERRY ANDRUS 114 L MkWgaa Ara. wi »-nci—*» wi mtii wan �Tell and Sell. Plant Your 'Selling Seeds' In The Want Ads For Results IARKE BUICK SAFE BUY USED CARS CHEVROLET SAVE $ $ 1435 S. Hanover Wl 5-2425 Wl 5-2426 CLASSIFIED AD PAGE PHONE Wl 5-3481 LEGALS HASTINGS BANNER MINIMUM RATE —50c for Tw«Uy Words. rorditx to lew 4lFMl*pJH*^iiickeU. 1964 OLDS -88- H. TOP 4 Dr.; Automatic drive. Power steering and brakes. One own­ er. Like newt........... ......83383 fe: NMfrael Beak Balldln, IBM COMET 4 Dr. Sedan. < eyl. eng. ..81186 1BB3 MERCURY ILTOP 2 Dr. V-8 engine, power steer“w-........ 12250 1963 CHEVROLET 4 Dr.; blue metallic. Mrto•llX.'xM. w/rr*U«. Uta Mw) 1961 MERCURY COMET 4 Dr. Wagon. Standard trans­ mission. ...... ............ >1395 1962 CHEVROLET 2 Dr. Sedan. Sid. trans. SIAM AU ERRORS—ta ad* taken by phoae to bo at sender's rhk, although wo taka special effort io too that Ibo copy to taken correctly, CAROS OF THANKS 6- IN MEMORIAMS—2c pee word. OBITUARIES—Flrat IBO words free of charge. 2c per word for oath 1961 COMET STATION WAGON 4 Dr. Like new.................>i»9s 1963 1963 FORD STATION WAGON 4 Dr. Extra sharp.......... 4MM BUICK LESABRE 1962 FORD GALAXIE &M H.Top Victoria.................. >1156 NOTICE Calendar of Special Event* FRIDAY, MAY 14 GOOD AS NEW STORE 1961 COMET CUSTOM RUMMAGE BALE—Friday, May Over Start's Paper & Paint Store 4 Dr. Sedan. Sharp ......... .8781 1963 CHEVROLET UIA-. 4 de.; 8 Qt SUtMnstic. INI COMET STATION WAGON 4 Dr. Mas automatic drive. 8795 111___ ILL 1963 CHEVROLET innon Wgs-,'4 dr.; 6 cyt standord. O. ww ... tow mtaagol IJJ____ LU 1962 RAMBLER 4 O Station Wagon; fl cyt, ■ ■anjsrd Itanwnns^n, w/walto. Ill III ■A Hounhold Goode A Farm Shop IA Notices County Sportswomen's Club. S SELF r^NT^Mrta^ IlOl' OIJI ’B b b L r -SERVE ■ 3 L K V t. 12------- 7 BEHLKN BUILDINGS Ac STOR­ BINGER AUTOMATIC SEW- CROFOOT SHOES—138 N. Michigan, an- | *°R RENT-RefrigeraINO MACHINE — Everything AGE—All steel clear span. To­ 1961 MERCURY MONTEREY nounces they now have ma-! and stovo furnUhod. Itobuilt in. Just turn dials for tally enclosed with 18x14 doors Custom Convertible...... >11K chines Dad can run, enabling r> C*u designs, buttonholes, monopm. Episcopal Parish House. them to give while-you-wait i * m* w ment wall and foundation 1963 FORD FALCON Sponsored by Hastings BPW. service on many soling repairs, | wm sell to reasonable party Lovaly 4 Dr. Automatic trans. ..BUM as well aa many other services I for 8 payments of >790 month­ structure. SATURDAY, JUNE 5 that could not be handled on ly. Call 945-9431 Dealer. 5/13 lake CHICKEN BARBECUE - Under the old machines 5/13 5 minutes TRANSPORTATION SPECIALS BIO DUTCHMAN storage and Will the new 4H Livestock Barn at feeding systems for all types of WE ALWAYS HAVE BAR­ PANCAKE SUPPER MAY 15 — SAVE 8 8 8 the Fairgrounds. . dairy parlors. DESIGN STEEL. GAINS IN GOOD USED Servrng 5 to 7 pm. Regular month. Phon# Grand Rapids 1968 DODGE Check over those Bargain Racks. 3381 Throe Mlle Road NW. HOME APPLIANCES — RefrigOL 6-17M. tf FARM IMPLEMENTS 4 Dr. Sedan......... ... .......... >385 orand Rapids. Phone 453-2888 WALK UP and SAVE! i/3 Hastings Electric, 119 W. State. Church. East at Grand, Has­ I960 BUICK 5/13 Hastings. Phone 945-2866. tf tings. Free will offering. 5/13 4 Dr. Sedan. Automatic! ..86M CHECK YOUR ACCOUNT NUM­ I960 CHEV. NOMAD LEGALS BER at Miller Jewelers. It 4 Dr. Station Wagon 8 cyl. K»5 may be worth money to you) HI NORTH MICHIGAN AVBPowell's Plumbing Co. Free es­ standing ability to yield and This vzzt •**—No. " ”*1887 *■ timates. 24 hour service. Call week Account is jqjj ji^NT — Space lor 1960 MERCURY stand drouth. Also Sudax, the the>5Lucky -- -----------Middleville SY 5-3643 evenings. Lucky Winner of credit-------------CCmmcnJal or profeMtomd uie. 4 Dr. 3 to choose from. .'..KM TRACTORS: rrt any nnv n«in*haxe ‘ . ... ~ toward purchase here hare. Not SY 5-3044 days. tf Phone 945-3495. hay. Leslie Shoemaker, Hl Ua<rr D.s —Ford Major Diesel Tractor. I'UtaUil. vs Lake Odessa. Corner of Nash account. Miller Jewelera, 118 FURNISHED APARTMENTS UaiUy a/k,. and Vedder Roads. Phone 374­ ATTACHMENTS-Cleans and W. State. Hastings. 5/13 FOR RENT — Utflltfes paid. 1959 MERCURY PARK LANE 3444. 5/20 runs very good. Will sacrifice Phono Wl 5-M71. tf 4 Dr. H. Top.....................S5M for.7 poymsnU of 87 monthly STALK SHREDDERS—For Bent eau's trade mark assures you or >42 cash. Call today £H5IBM MERCURY MONTEREY Franc!wo Fann Supply, M-37 of top quality seed and stands ★ For Sale—Raal Citato 9431 Dealer. 5/13 H. Top. Extra sharp........ 5595 Bureau's grass and 1 e g U m c 1 CABIN AT BIG BEND on Hardy •A Lawn & Garden Supplies Dam backwater. Would take and will germinate strong and —John Deere No. 8 Mower. Hay trailer as port payment. This make a good stand. Order toIs not water front price. >3JOO. conditioner hook up. Real good 1959 FORD COUNTRY SEDAN I960 HARLEY SPORTSTER CH Call Hastings Wl 5-3674. 5/21 shape! 4 Dr. Wagon.......................84M 5/20 FOR HALE—HltphUy modified. -John Deere Hay Conditioner. maintenance. Mowing, trim­ & R EXPERT TREE SERV­ 1K0 OLDSMOBILE Excellent condition. 1^0 T ming and spraying. Phone | 4 Dr. Sedan............... ......>7U ICE — Trimming, cabling, re­ Itadl,. Clair miles on engine since overhaul. Lake Odessa 374-4781. tf son-oar. Brie moval. Free estimates. Insured. Windshield, bags, mirrors, etc. OWNERS! tributor. 1959 LINCOLN Phone OL 3-fl08fl. Nashville. Black and white. Looks sharp. TOWER BPRAYING - Fence Mich. tf 4 Dr. H. Top Sedan_____8885 Wl.5-9369. 5/13 rows, lawn and gardens. Herbi­ SAVE TbjPUSANDS cides, fungicides and pesticides. 195# FORD Gom.r l-'L-hlr;;; On Your New Home! garage, attic, btuement. etc. Going To The Fair 4 Dr, 6 Cyl. engine. Standard Lake Odessa 374-4761. tf Wc do light hauling. Phone Wl Going'To Work transmission. Extra good con­ 6-4679. 5/30 Only $50 Down I GO —GO —GO—te this eco­ dition...................................... 8465 nomical 1061 Ford Econoline MARTIN, WREN AND BLUE­ Unique Homestead Corporation bus, equipped with camping BIRD HOUSES — St-Owner Participation Plan outfit to Sleep two adults and net uork. cat pen te makes possible enormous sav­ three children. Can be removed GUcraft. Wl 5-3M9. ings. Not a shell or a pre-fab. in minutes to use tau to haul NOTICES INSIST ON &UCHIGAN SOT­ TED GAS I See Carl it Betty 's Appliances before you buy! HOMESTEAD CORP, will Are You Planning build a new home on your lot W. Walnut, Hastings. 5/30 anywhere in Michigan, Ohio or Indiana. 15-year mortgage, fo Do Any LINCOLN-MERC URY DEALER no closing costa. Monthly pay­ Fencing This Spring? UouiOCTlfb*4 : menu tow as >43. choice ot 32 1310 N. Michigan Ave. William CriSlar, Clark models, X7W to <17,500. FIBERGLASS PISHING " Taka N.u<a. Tkal 5/11 Bars-Chalns—Sprocketo to fit GOING TO USE BARB? r FOR SALE — Excellent J f crowd rtwl gats fast txii, most saws. Complete Chain lion. Phone 945-M84. 5/13 J •m up with Philberf and Saw Service. Bars ground, classifiad section faction. chains sharpened. Chain saw ★ BubIwmb Opportunities DARWIN BENJAMIN RBb'i'AUhAHT—bpen and oper- A For Sale—Miscellaneous GET YOUR WATER SOFTEN­ GOING TO USE atlng. Land, building, equip­ ER BALT AT FARM BUREAU ths I bi-rtion lying FIELD FENCE? ments 813.500. Excellent loca­ SERVICES-Rock, block and iUcbbaak Crook. I OVERHEAD GARAGE DOOR FOR BALE—Wooden with 12 quire Benjam Inn Lunch on glass windows. Good condition. 2-BEDROOM COTTAGE — At M-43 Sunfield. 5/13 Complete with all hardware for InsUTllng. Only >30. C. B. CARPET CLEANING IB EABY sale. Terms reasonable. Phons GOING TO REPLACE Battle Creek WO 2-9428. 5/35 Hodges. #21 8. Church. Phone Michigan, good neighborhood with Host New Electric UpA GATE? Wl 5-2351. , 5/20 location. Ample parking, lease 3 MILES NORTHEAST OF LATE MODEL SPECIALS! real rotate, little food, a money handwork. Clean 180 square HASTINGS-3-bedroom ranch­ FOR MORB BEAUTIFUL HAIR Panel, or Tubular SteeL maker with small down pay­ feet for only >695. Hastings style; 1 yean old. Automatic 1061 FORD FAIRLANE ment. call or write Ralph Floor Covering, 123 W. State. heat, fpU basement. Small Regular POO-Now gi.00. No 4 Dr. 6 Cyl. Stick. Sharp! 81183 NEED FENCE POSTS? Millbrook, La Noble Realty. Hlstlngs. Phone Wl 5-5118. tf 1516 E. Michigan, Lansing. IV 1963 DODGE POLARA port 7.65-<531. EXPKRT TAILORING - Men's 3-1637 Evenings. 5/13 4 Dr. V8. 3-speed torque-fllte, or womens clothing. We nar­ whitewall tires, power steering, “FARM BUREAU'S shipload row 'lapels, taper panto, alter radio. ONE owner new car * Hilp W.nM double Into single breasted trade, sharp! .............. 81696 baying means Belter Products coats. Al, the Dutch Tailor. Large lot with lake frontage. IBU DODGE 'DART 3150. MATURE LADY—To work tn lo­ 5 mmuteSxfrom Hastings. Will 4 Dr. Slant ‘fl1 235 engine with cal business office five days per WINDOW GLASS INSTALLED lease will: option to buy. >90 month. Photic Grand Rapids cellent condition. ...BUBS te# at 10 am. and working to sash. Burkey Auto Glass A 3:30 pm. Telephone experience able atSTEURY-S ELECTRIC. For the Best Terms Radiator Shop, 318 N. Jeffer­ FOR SALE—At Algonquin Lake. necessary. Reply In own hand­ son. Hastings tf and Values in Town Two waterfront lots. Terma writing to Box 975 c/o Has­ tings Banner. 5/20 ITS JACOBS PHARMACY M-37 South Wl 5-2223 Phaxiln or call 5-3O1H days or FOR FAST 21-HOUR FILM MAN CAPABLE of taking re­ 5/13 5-5331 after 6 pm. tf SERVICE! No charge for over­ sponsible position. Apply te size printe. . tf ng resume. HasA Spotting Goode ungs Hirdware. tf SEVERAL SPRING COATS Did You Know That: a rubber stamp with your new FOR GIRLS—In sizes 6, 8. 10, ZIP Code numoer. Throe-line ACT NQW—Full time. Pleasant, 12. Very good condition. Wl 5­ stamp with your name, ad- GUN6MITHINO SERVICE— easy work In Hastings. Earn­ M2I. tf trials Farm Bureau's Michigan ings start immediately. No ex­ USED CAR LOT Rcbluing, restocking, repairing' 400 had the highest average >225. This Includes, postage perience necessary. Write TABLE PAPER — For picnics, yield ot dry shelled corn of all We Mil guns, scopes, ammunl- Rawlelgh ‘ family reunions, lots of uses. the corns'tested J laity Shoppe, Delton, Mich.. 40' by 300-. g350 at The Ban­ and everything needed for your ner office. tf 2. Michigan 400 Is a 98 day Farm Machinery 1962 CORVAIR 2 t>. TOO Sanaa; Rad>o. autonsatic irrwium (.crptignatly ch*>! Ill Classified Paragraphs III ^1961 CHEVROLET V automatic. Ona owner low mrfeaga Car like new I . _Jil___ LIL 1961 CHEVROLET I;-Ton Ptfkup; 6 cyl, automatic t>an». 8 It FtaetUdo two. Get Set for Miles of Spring Driving Pleasure INI OLDSMOBILE . . . Holiday Coupe. Power steering and brakes, radio, whltewtiJa, sharp beige and brown tutone. 1NJ OLDSMOBILE . . . Holiday Sedan. Pully equipped, including power wall Urea, super 88 perform­ ance. 1963 CHEVROLET SEDAN . Impala, 4 Dr, radio, auto­ matic transmission, VB engine, white walla. 1962 CHEVROLET PICKUP ’ don, pood paint and ready to 1963 TEMPEST CONVERTIBLE . . Radio. w/walls, standard car trade. 1962 OLDSMOBILE SUPER 88 ... 4 Dr. Station Wagon, power steering and brakes, radio. g<Mxi w/wall tires, nice blue finish. one owner. 1962 OLDSMOBILE . - Dynamic 88, 4 door sedan, power steering and brakes, ra- ! CHEVROLET . . 2 Dr., fl cyl, standard 1362 RAMBLER CUSTOM ... 4 Dr. Sedan, automatic to clean white finish. 1M1 VOLKSWAGEN . . . Radio, w/walls, good me­ dian leal condition, priced to 1M1 COMET SEDAN- GOODYEAR BROS. Mahler Motor Sales SPRING is the time for a BETTER USED CAR! te.X.Ma.’Sft'.KlKSlC Farm Bureau Services HASTINGS MOTOR SALES v 3. Michigan shellera. NOTICES Heating - Plumbing radio, nice dean one owner car. Service 1M1 FORD STATION WAGON New • Remodel • Repair malic transmisstan. radio. KAECHELES 1961 F-85 STATION WAGON 305 S. Church ... V-8 engine, atandard trans­ mission, radio, look this one Wl 5-5352 400 has given the Ingham County trials for 4. Michigan 400 gave out­ standing yields when checked with other leading hybrids produced by commercial com­ panies? tf NEW WATERPROOF TARP FARM BURKAU SERVICES REAHM MOTOR SALES IB x 12—5IL96 PONTIAC OLDS CADILLAC Ph. 5-3478—107 N. Michigan Ave Hasting!, Michigan l/U low prices. Guaranteed water and mildew proof. WINICK SURPLUS W N. Michl.Wl Ph. Wl l-WM u WAGE! —Yes. when you use the Mighty Midget. The Ban­ ner Want Ad to sellArent, hire phone Wl 5-3451. o Iks. toulh linn ikoneo wwUrly Experienced In A Mobile Homes Augusta 731-5709 THE FATMAN—Private Detec­ tive 34-Hour, Sliallowing. Tape. Foto-Filin Evidence, Nation­ wide, Confidential. Call WO milea east of Delton. owner. 12/30 A Wonted to Rent LOBE WKIOHT-Just 4 capsules dally. Fashion Rite for low calorie dieting. >3.79. Lapo WANT TO RENT GARDEN PLOT-Ctly lol or portion of same. Sec A. Hadley. 410 E. Green or phone Wl 5-3481. tf ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUSP.O. 171, Hastings Telephont Wl 6-3896. Meetings every Monday, 8 pm. U WANTED — Someone to weave HAVING A PARTY! - Punch Bowl or Cups (up to 300) weaving. Josephine M Itoush. Available at small rental tee RJ Plainwell. Phone 633-3719 Call Episcopal Parish House or insuruee, profit-sharing re­ MOBILE HOMES —Direct from Rectory. tf factory al targe savings. Order tirement bflnaffte and rapid n coach with the equipment YOUR LIFES MADE EASIER THROUGH BANNER Classi­ you want and the latest avail­ able equipment Bn»s Trailer fied Ads To m>!v« everyday problems quickly, Just call Wl Monday-through. Friday. 6/3 5-34U. SHOES—Full or New Moons Hartford Schulte lipment furnished Tip Outs Expandos _____ —»_ —napp Shoes. A. C Holl Out Rooms * Adams, Box 7, Shelby. Mich 3* Walls Oun Furnaces , 6/10 10 Wldcs Start at >2696 Anything In Trade SALESMAN WANTED-AreTou I Buy Used Mobile Homes willing to work for your payCEREAL CITY MOBILE HOME SALES pllcat old that would like to uork WO 2-8833 566 Dickman Boa: Battle Creek. Michigan with America's fastest-growing frozen food and grocery pomAcross from Ralstou Purina pany. Wo offer high income, �! that two things arc strongly sug- Retired Military _ . _ J I tarjl personnel contemplating relUrvment must begin preparing Man Has Job Findin" Work Delton School News | Hastings Floor Covering by Journalism Class School Calendar Ihcir tours of duty and 2> pre­ May 12 —Track. Comstock at sent Armed Force* program* for pre-rctlrcment counsel thl arid Delton nt 4: Tennis. Oonutoek at guidance mlglit well be mum*!- Delton nt 4; High School Band Concert here from 7 to 9. . May 13 — Baseball. Delton at Middleville. 4; Tennis. Delton al Middleville. 4; Golf. Delton v*. Kellogg at Gull Lake. 4. Muy . 14—Junior-Senior Prom; Golf Regional* Mav 15—Track Regional-! May 17—Tennis. Richland at Delton. 4. May 13—Golf. Delton vs Pcnnfield at Marywuod.4.30; JV Base­ ball. Delton at Comstock. 4 pm.: An initial report on the study.j , _. Covering the experiences of 504’ —The largest group ot officers Senior trip May 19— Track. Richland at Officers and 1.444 enlisted men, ’ " "* Delton. 4. wa* released by Secretary of LaMay 20—PT8Q and Board of t*or W. Willard Wirts I Education; 7th grade operetta: : The study wa* prompted by JV Baseball. Bangor at Delton. the Increasing number of career 4 30 May 21—Tennis Regional#. category. followed by Kales and May 22 - Tennis Regional*; clerical work: and service oc­ Golf finals at Saginaw cupations. —Educational levels among the Honor* Banquet On May 4. the second annual Honors Banquet »u held at Del­ ton High School. At this ban­ quet the students honored were those who had excelled in a par­ ticular field. At the Honor* Banquet dinner rd six months after their separ-Only 20 percept of the cnraUon from the *rv1«, Becrc- 11’ted men and 32 percent of the tire parents and students were tary of Labor Wirtz said that officer* had obtained civilian m rved a delicious ham dinner. Everyone proceeded on into the two problenuNuc of rcrious con- J”b* prior to separation from gym for the remainder of the can in this regard. (service. program. The' Invocation wa* given by Rev. David Honeywell, obvious wactc of highly trained, ployment during the six months who It a member of the Alumni and oflen htehly xklllrd man­ following separation. 49 percent Association. power Involved. The second la ut the olflcers fell they required Supt Basil E. Johnson made additional training while 37 per- Lite Introduction. The guest speaker was Robert Dye. He is the director of broadcasting al Western Michigan University. Principal Willard J. Baker, । Mutual grooming ptays an 1m­ I portant part in the social life of awarded the certificates. At the conclusion of the pro­ — -------- ------------- --------------.... chlmpanrrca, the National GcohraviMl. In such circumstance*. graphic snya. A pair sits quietly gram, everyone was invited to retirement payments are simply for hours, searching through inspect the projects on display. Inadequate to meet the everyday each.other's black emits for dht. Some of the projects on display demands imposed upon income." grass seeds, or ticks. Some stu- were science fair projects win­ he added. lent* of animal behavior see In ner*, art pictures, article* made Secretary Wirtz said that tlie this activity the first beginnings in woodshop. etc. A special thank* goes to all report findings clearly indicate of true social and altruistic be­ that the abnormally high un- havtor in the whole animal tlie businessmen In the Delton School District nnd to all the employment rate* ore not the kingdom. associations who helped to make thl* program a success by mak­ ing contribution*. You'll Salute this COLOR TV! 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Door Prize will be a "Showeritd" Tub Enclosure 2nd Door Prize will be 12 ,q. yds. of ''Armstrong" Vinyl Terrazzo t ARMSTRONG , S.llc i Quakertone I 9 x 12 ft. Width, 0* O’ f «W- SI.49 Vinyl Accolon 9 * 12 ft. Width, | «•,. $7.95—9 x 12 3rd. Door Prize will be a Vinyl Rug, $466 NYLON 9by12 RUG and there will be I East Doud rocrMttotMl swimming. ' 24 Colors $"T95 Come in and Register for the r By Mra. Uoyd lhem R1 Dowlto* 945-5*11 Mr. and Mrs. Albert Barcroft uid Mra Eunice Barcroft of Free­ port called at Lloyd Owen's Sun­ Jay. * Kurt and Kathy Owen of Algonquin Lake spent Saturday nt Lloyd Owen'*. * We are .very glad to have Edwin James back, well ■■nouzh to lie out of the hospital a .Mrs. Dan Hutclilng Is home after having surgery in Battle Creek. Mr. and Mr*. Will Ourd were dinner guests of thejr daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Will’ Shriber. In Hastings Sunday. * Mr. and Mrs Howard Moore attended a family dinner at Mr. and Mrs. Dean 8Mlocks' in the McOmber district Sunday. * Gardening seem* to be tlie order of th? day, can't catch anybody in hearing of the plane. Veteran Michigan State swim­ ming coach Clmrloi McCaffreo received the'“National Collegiate and SchaSaaUc Swimming Tro­ phy" in 1955. The award gora au-.h year to an individual for outstanding contributions to ool- rilWJ ■ Friday and Saturday MAY 14&15 Delton Band Concert To the 19 senior* of the Del­ ton Concert Band. Uie Spring Concert held bn May 5 seemed an era Jost forever. With the closing of a full year, the band felt somber a* the concert began with song* that the band mem­ bers had helped to select. ' Many- turned out to hear the following selections: " Folk Song Suite" "Camelot." and an added performance where all the bra** stood and staged the band's favorite. Thunder West." The Junior Band also played. A member of the Senior Band. Sandy Heister, played a solo on tier saxophone. Two other groups, one from Uw . Junior Band and another from the Sen­ ior Band also played to round off an evening of cultured enter­ tainment. , ’ A coffee table wa* won a* a door prize by Sheila Murphy. | PTSO Talent Show I On Friday. May 7. the annual PTSO Talent Show wa* held. The mistress and master of ceremonies were Mon# Monica nnd Jack LItUc. The Talent Show Chairmen were Mrs Robert O’Keefe and Mr*. James Spring­ er. Those students with numbers who participated in the show were as follow*: "God Bless U* All." John Mat­ teson and Dennis Bourdo; Sister Baton Act, Sue Dudley and Peg­ gy Handy: Plano Solo. Kevin Roberta: Hokey Pokey. Third Grade Girl*: Harmonica Solo. Ralph Stephens'. "I Met a Bear." Brian. Robin. Marsha and Jackie Hardy;* Acrobatic Baton. Pam Pierson and Carol Pennock; Dance Pantomime. Julie Wis­ niewski and Carlin Beebe; “Poor Wayfaring Stranger." Robin MinshaU; Speedy Baton. Beverly Decker: All My Trial*.-' Rate Lockwood; "If I Ruled the World." Kathy Uramkln; Square Dancer*. Scv-nth Graders: "Step In Time." Sherry Schofield arid Si grid Johnson: Minstrel Act. Rhonda Henson. Phiilie Potter and De Ann Kroes; Acrobatics. Marsha Lamorandier; "Can't Hide My Love." Peter and Erie Johnson; Office Comedy Skit. Linda Haw­ thorne. Gtni Donovan. Bob Roy­ er. Bob Ellis: Accordion Solo. Cheryl Milks; "More," Tertasa Sledge and Mary Ellen Boulter; Plano Solo, Kathy Nelson; Songs Bom Mary Poppins. Julie. Kim nnd Becky Chamberlain. and Grand Finale. "God Biens Ameri­ ca. . El PCT ' ta.t FACTORY REPRESENTATIVES Will Im on hand to moot you and OMwor any question* ydu moy hove regarding their linos of morcliandhe. From LEES CarpotsMr. Robert Hammer From PRIDE CarpatvMr. Ladd Wolf From ARMSTRONGl Mr. Lloyd Thompson From CERAMICMr. Ron Frambo, SALE ENDS AT 5:30 P.M. ON SATURDAY Bob Newell and Nolan Guteheit, Proprietor, �The Hastings Banner TV__ J__ 19 Charles Woyame Bliss Pushes Savings Ronds Retires From Bliss Company Highway Safety Committee. The National Safety Council and many others nnd Consumers Power Company Is happy to be a part of thia group dedicated to Consumers ‘Buckles Up’ For Safety Threa-^>Pde*« 1 1AXC • HHS Band Plays Concerts at 3 : Schools May 4 J Charles Woyame retired from "Buckle Up Before Yc The O'Connors to Honor the Gibsons We're Now Located in our ' Rapids and moved to Caledonia for a 3:15 program. The band returned to Hastings at 3:30 pm. . Blent Working, son of Mr, and Mra John Working. Is band direct tor at Wayland. Steve, a fanner Hastings High Band member, con­ ducted a selection on the program. Story Praises Catholic DDF Daughter of Campaign Opens Stephen Cooley The following lead paragraph Sunday, May 16 NEW BUILDING 107 East Woodland The Vandlens To Celebrate Golden Jubilee ONE MORE Plans have been virtually com­ pleted for the 11th annual Catholic Diocesan Development Fund Campaign which opens on Collection of CARPETS by McGee Monarch "Largest Selection in Barry County" NYLONS - WOOLS - ACRILANS and Herculons PAYMENT AND IT'S ALL OURS 'The Lansing Symphony Orches­ tra. the new Festival Choir . . and soloists Imogene Crane, alto, and Katherine Kruppu. soprano, Road. R1 Dimondale. for the Mahler Resurrection Sym­ Tlie event is being hosted by phony . . . received a standing the couple's children. ovation Sunday night tn the Civic parishes Individually or collec­ Center, as this year's symphony tively. the effort last year netted ber of the Barry County Histori­ ellghlly in excess of *700.000 from cal Society and keenly interested ebout 45.000 participants. in Barry County history and es­ Revenues from the drive are pecially the Charlton Musetun. used for operating expenses of Mr. Woyame will be missed J*y programs In education of young hts business associates and many men for the priesthood, social friends which he made durihg services and religious Instruction his employment In the Hastings of Catholic children in public schools. Excess of funds beyond He plans to realde with his slster nt 36S6 Sherbrook Hoad. To­ construction of buildings needed ledo 8,'Ohio. in some of the programs. Among the building projects sitjr. and has pursued graduate College Co-chairman financed by the DDF tn the past studies at Columbia University and decade have been a residence Michigan State University. She Is ball and gymnasium at St. Jo- a naUve of Hastings. Michigan^ and says that site lias been sing­ ing for as long as she can remem­ ber. She will be remembered for her role in the Oldsmobile opera. Calaleria Rusticana. and for many Celebration Will Honor the. Tylers On 50th Jubilee Special $6 SOI H,te« INSTALLATION INCLUDED •nd FREE SPOT REMOVAL for*- Spring Flower Tour Set by Audubon Club RUGS and UPHOLSTERY Cleaned the Scientific Wai DURACLEAN And that's the way a modern mortgagg worki. Monthly payments which Include principal, Interest, taxes and Insurance leave no unpaid balances. Over a period of years a home becomei yours . . . debt free. The latest figures on what II takes fo get Into d home of your own are interesting. Moy we givd them to you without the slightest obligation. Rummage Sale rent campaign will be used to expand library and classroom areas at St Joseph's Seminary. 136 E. State St. Phone Wl 5-3E53 Episcopal Parish House AU Saving! liuured Vp to 910,000 tdlh FJ.L.I.C Sponsored by Hastings B.P.W. Club 2 weeks??! WANT TO LOSE 20 lbs. WANT TO FIT in your summer clothes?? WANT TO LOOK and feel better?? the early tour there will be a second party assembling at 1:30 at the same residence and Join the earlier party on the trail. The Stauffer residence is ap­ proximately 1H miles south of M-37 on Cook Road. TWO DOOR 13 s* BIG ZERO-DEGREE FREEZER... variety of outdoor acUvlUes. The following weekend there will be, the Hidden Valley expedition holds up to 108 lbs. Door Shelf for Vi Gal. Ice Cream Cartonsl Now Available — A fantastic new hig-protein miracle diet developed by a famous hospital. Maintains normal energy while reducing. A diet that will reduce weight up to 20 pounds in just two short weeks. Get rid of win­ ter flab now! AUTOMATIC DEFROSTING REFRIGERATOR SECTION! Send $1.00 to Diet, P.O. Box 1331, Lansing, Mich. It'i * proud moment when the graduate marches for­ • 13.2 Cm. Ft. Net Velume ward to receive that diploma—a diploma representing long Coppertone or White. hours speflt pouring over books, term papers finished while lights burned into the wee morning kbX Q Bl / «. hours, last-minute cramming for final exams. ? s * Tcl1 ^our fav0“te gradual how proud you are with a Hallmark Gradua. tion card from our complete collection, Modal TI-135A "When you care enough to send ‘the very best." Jacobs KE” 126 East State Street Lewis Electric Cloverdale Fraa Parking Open 8 a.m. - 9 p.m. Daily ■iii Ph. 623-3381 —— �r*v. c<mon Sp*ok* OF JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES H.» on Motherhood is Honored at Church Service & Daughter Fete HASTINGS BAPTIST CHURCHFIR8T FRUBYTBR1AN Rev. IUumU Houtanan, Pastor CHURCH Broadway and Cmtcr 9:45 am. Bunday School. Claw* Willard LL Curtis. Minister Motherhood wa* honored dur- Hastings Bevtnih-day Adventist Church last Sunday at the 11 ncnberr. Thl* service U broado'clock service. Mothers were characterised a* HASTINGS WESLEYAN Mi.iUUDlST CHURCH her UtVlNu CHAPEL 8. KALAA1O PENTECOSTAL CHURCH WOODLAND UNITED . BRETHREN CHURCH Worship, U am. Morning wandMa 8:30 and 11. KILPATRICK UNITED BUtTHKEN CHURCH Morning worship, 11 am. 6:30 pm. All Young Peoples' BOWENS MILLS CHAPEL bar ol the local AdventUt Church meetings. Speakers. Missionaries Henry VaxxTii, Evangelist children and youth. 8:30 Adult Round Table in tbe tain. 10g'lhe Junior High Youih FHly bbtory mother has been Ood'» appointed servant to bind the Methodise Youth Fellowship at family together in rigiiteoukncu Special music, hymn sing. the First Metlvodbl Church. CARLTON SEVKNTH-DAY and gcxd cituenshtp,’’ Pastor Monday Activities ADVENTIST CHURCH Wilber said. "The church should 6: 30 pm. Pioneer Girls Clubs FcUowyhlp will meet at tho 7: 30 pm Missionary Confcr. Tuesday Activities attended 'Immortality' is Sunday Subject would merit such a awn sraro forbearance, hope, UM faith that bcjtevrat all tilings worthy, aixd endurance in U>e problem* of Ufa tho BaptUt und his relationship to Chrut Jcsut. Subject of the Bible Lesson is “Mortal* and Im­ mortal*." Golden Text: “Thou Every Sunday — Thl* is the Hourearthy, wc shall also bear the image of the heavenly.” COATS GROVE CHRISTIAN CHURCH CHURCH OF GOD Whcre a Christian Experience 10 am. Bunday 11 am. Morning 7:30 pm. Wednesday prayer. Durkee Road Charles Gibbs, Pastor Floyd Walter. BupL Family Night. May 31. NOTICE OF UH DAY OF REGISTRATION SCHOOL ELECTION Notice of the Lost Day of RegistraHa of the Qualified Electors of ' Hastings Public Schools, B-1 Barry County UNITED BRETHREN IN CHRIST CHURCH Rev. Doriene Spera, Pastor LAKEWOOD E. U. B. CHURCH CEDAR CREEK BIBLE CHURCH Campground Rd. 8 miles south of Hastings PasUy. Donald Tack Wonhlp, 11 am. Fttliowshlp Club (single woman HASTINGS FREE METHODIST CHURCH Bollwood & E. Stale Bunday school, 9-45 * m Morning" worship. 10:45 am. Wednesday prayer, 7:30 pm. A warm invitation la extended thia friendly church. MILO BIBLE CHURCH Route 3, Deltau NORTH IRVING WESLEYAN METHODIST CHURCH 4 miles W. ol Broadway, Freeport Itev. Gerald Hcpluxer, Paaux CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE 307 E. Marshall Street 410 K. Madteon, 045-5065 11 am. Morning worship CLOVERDALE CHURCH EVANGELICAL broadcast over WFUR. FIRST CHI SCIENTIST OF CHRIST, WESLEYAN METHODIST CHURCH Hickory ConMBL Mfchtgaa Prayer group. Tuesday, Chancel choir rehearsal, Thum Youth Fellowship, 7:30 pm. Monday, 7 pm. Teen Fellow­ ship. 300 rnothera and daughters. Mra Special film "Faith and Love.” Tuesday. 12 noon WCTU pot- the Program Committee. Mra. Arnold Bromley of the Food com - and Mra. Charles MUml* arrangWednesday, 7 pm. Mid-week services, children, youth. adult*. meeting Thursday. May IS. with Coming Sunday. May 23. Special personal life story Tbe What-Nou will meet at the church Saturday, May 15, ST. ROBE CATHOLIC CHURCH 18, three WSCS Circle* pm.. Evening Service. rayer meeting and Bible study. 6 pm. at tho church. Special cvangellstio services uonrcaswna s to a ana a to v. Friday Uirough Bunday. May 14. Saturdays. 7:30 am. on Bundays 7:30 with Mra. EUhu Holston as 15. 16 with the Rev. KouU speak­ ing. ST. AMBROSE DELTON Hailing. MRTHODI8T Churches 'JPO.W. Green. Wl 5-4845 RdV. Georgs Elliott Rev. William Ncthcry worship followed by breakfast. 9:45 am. Church school. The Scr-kr High Methodist Youth FeBowsF’------ r----------- ’ te Middleville evcnlng -------- - ------------------ --------- ; rally to OUR LADY OF GREAT OAK. be held in First Mctlirxllst Church DOWLING there, beginning with a potluck lunch. ST. AUGUSTINE, MIDDLEVILLE Rev. M. F. Goble. Pastor 11 am. Morning worship. Worship Bunday, Ham. Ycuth Feflowahipa, Sunday, S Bunday school, 10 am. evening, 6:15. 10 am. Sunday school. Prayer meeting. Thursday, 7:30 11 am. Morning worship. 7 pjn Junior High and Senior High Youth Groups. . DELTON METHODIST Church Study, Sunday, Bunday, May 16. Sunday school Fellowship service, 7:40 am. Sunday, am. ■ertnon "Revive Us Harry Bcavan for having tho Youth Fellowship, Wed, 7 pm. Again.” daughter present who came far­ Bible Study and prayer serthest, Mrs. Warren I Virginia) Johnson, from Wbltlng^lnd. McCallum united BRETHREN IN 11 am. Morning worship. CHRIST CHURCH 7 pm. Evening worship. Wednesday, 7:30 pm. Bible ramday school. 11 am. Bunday school. 10 am. Worslxlp hour, 11 am. Reading room open Wednes­ Bunday evening service, 7 pm. day and Saturday. 2 to 4 pm. Thursday. 7 pm. Pioneer Girls The Bible, tbe whole Bible and and Boys Brigade. notlxlng but the Bible. Women’s Miaslonary FellowCHURCH HASTINGS 8EVENTH-DAY Former Freeport High School ADVENTIST CHURCH Ralph VanderWerf EMAIANUEL EPISCOPAL CHURCH 404 W. Colfax Rev. Don M Gury, Rector 9 am. Holy Communion 11 am. Morning Prayer and Worship. 11 am. Wednesday prayer, 7:30 pm. Sunday, "It is written.” ( HASTINGS ASSEMBLY Goldwater. Bunday, "Faith for Today," ax OF GOD CHURCH Buaday Voice of Prophecy Radio WOOD 1300. 9:30 am. ■acred led in group singing. Mra. John PJPdaughters and Miss Gad Hcttxrc, Prayer meeting Thursday, 7:30 Uvc Board meeting at the Loren to the mothers. pm. at tixe church Baton Twlriora Buc Dudley. Peggy Handy, Kathy Hickman. WOODBURY UNITED Mary Montegue and Kathy WalHASTINGS EVANGELICAL BRETHREN CHURCH Rev. Torrey O. Baraudo. Pastor UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH Telephone 374-3346 Hastings, Michigan H. J. Buwalda, Minister in Village of Woodbury David Wiancwskl, Lbe youngest Sunday school, 8:45 am. mother present with daughter, Warship, 11 am. day through Friday. Loyalty to Christ Crusade in youngest daughter present. Mm. Morning worship, 11 am. Young People's service, 7 pm. WOODLAND METHODIST CHURCH Evangelical service, 8 pm. ORANGEVILLE BAPTIST CHURCH W. Glen Campbell, Pastor Mra. Earl Bevcr, ra general Sunday, May 16, Fellowship chairman, welcomed the mothtrs Class will have potluck dinnerj daughters J3wenu pn and in­ th* Walter Plalsr laome. TlietroducedMra ' Roger Witham* a* Mra.' PEOPLE’S BIBLE CHURCH Rl. Nashville. Ph. 653-8477 Morning HASTINGS GRACE BRETHREN CHURCH Sunday worship, 10 am. MYF Bunday. 7 pm. Bunday Worship, 11 THE CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF Vacancy Pastor of bod through Christ” tOala**— ----Bible WZZM-1V. 11 urn,’ over W1LX- 9.50 am. Bunday school. will Thursday Activities 1:30 Youth choir practice. GRACE LUTHERAN CHURCH 8. Jefferson and Walnut Sts. LAKEWOOD BAPTIST CHURCH CARLTON CENTER METHODIST CHURCH the ence, message and pictures Thursday AoUvIUm Saginaw. She was a former tnedi6:30 pro. Christian Service cal nuise in a Mledou Hospital Brigade, boys clubs. in India. Slxo will talk an Uic Saturday Activities 6 pm. Mr. Riteema’s and Mr. Hewitt's SB. classes dinner parly. Mankind* quest for immortal­ ity will be presented at Chris­ tian Science churches thi* Sun- evening. Public InvUod. Monday Activities all It can to uphold Uic position Brigade, boys clubs of honor, respect and authority 7:30 pm. Missionary ConferTuesday—11:45 Trustees the mother should have in the modem home. Wednesday Activities Men’s Prayer Band Women’s Prayer Band to be preserved, then the dignity Board Meeting. ally alHrmed." Mothers who With principal addrora by Mrs. Wayne Ingold of Grand Rapids, given al the annual Mother - Daughter banquet spomored by the Del­ ton Methodist Woman's Society TRINITY GOSFKL CHURCH tpeclal ceremony. nouncetnent at Saturday * cere* |200 Attend Delton Mother INTER-LAKBS BAPTIST CHURCH Delton. Mich. Rev. David Honeywell. Pastor Worship, II am. Evening worship. 7 pm. Mid-week Frtlowaixlp. 7 p.m. Wednesday Middleville for Bub-Dfstrtct Rally. 7 pm. Junior MYF. Monday. 7 p.m. Troop 73. Children'* choir rehearsal*. • LOYALTY TO CHRIST CRUSADE” SUNDAY SCHOOL RALLY Morning • SUH. MAY 16, 9:55 A.M. Wednesday, 7:30 pm. Family Night. Adults, Youth. Juniors -Wonhlp service, 10:30 am. Quimby Church State of Michigan • EVERYONE INVITED • JOIN THE CRUSADE STONEY FOINT FREE METHODIST CHURCH TO THE QUALIFIED ELECTORS 10 am. Bunday school. OF SAID SCHOOL DISTRICT: e HASTINGS E.U.B. CHURCH East at Grand Test Our Welcome 8 pm. Preaching. Who May Vote? Phone the Section 532 of Act 269, Public Acts of Michigan, 1955. as amended, provides the following: "The Inspectors of Election ot an Annual or Special Election shall not receive the vote of any person residing in a registration School District whose name is not registered os an pharmacist Call your lawyer LAST DAY OF REGISTRATION The lost day on which persons may register with Hie Township Clerk (s) or City Clerk to vote at the Annual School Election to be held on June 14, 1965 is Monday, Moy 17, 1965. Persons registering after 5:00 o'clock p.m., Eestpm Standard Time, on the said day are NOT ELIGIBLE to vote at Hie said Annual School Election. City and Township Clerks* offices registration. > ' Cal a friend Board of Education No Longer Takes Registrations Phone the florist Uadcr the provisions of Chapter 8 of Act 269, Public Acts of Michigan, 1955, os amended, registration will NOT BE TAKEN BY SCHOOL OFFICIALS and City in which they retide are registered electors. Thi* Notice i> givtn by order of tbe Board of Education of Hasting! Public Schools, 3-1, Michigan. If rTw csagMsly utWW Witt hswWsn driving ,t*y aat of tlpr caurtry PgRtlag.Tiggra What a wonderful tlilag the telMbono lal And hew little It costal May 5 I S*5 HOWAUD A. f MOST. SecnHry �Kroger Awards Grand Prize August they orRMilwtl a promo­ tional company and began l" seek aettkrr Aa an inducement to prosper Uve purchasers the backera sent men in to build a sawmill and gristmUI. Tbe season was tco advanced by the time the sawmill was constructed to do much promoting in 1836. In the next year a party mads tho trip from Detroit to Has­ tings following the Detroit to Grand Rapids route which passed through Ann Arbor. Jackson. Marshall. Battle Crick and Yankee Bprinps From Yan­ kee Springs they turned east and made their way toward the Barry Ctounty seat. When they hod “Do You Know-, by Willis Atwell traveled about tbe expected dis­ with drawings by Kratgh Collins tance they met a man and asked On my nth broadcast, on April him where tbe Hastings village was He told them they were in 4.1 had this: tlie center of it. They were dls- In the first place, from a box of old letters and papers, civil war records etc. loaned to me by Bob Weaver I find In thl* Kala­ mazoo Weekly Telegraph of “In the lata July. 1836, EuroWednesday. May JX 1897 uiveral tus P Hartings president of tbe Interesting items about Barry Hastings. Mich.. May 10.-A county and its people -at that little girl of Mr and Mrs. John Bank of Michigan, disposed of Brown, residing three miles north From the Slate Chat column: of the city, was bitten by their “The Hast inga Banner has passed dog last week. The dog grabbed its 42nd birthday. Many more the child by the jaw and pulled blrtbdayi Is tho uUh of the Tcle- her out of the door, and It la gruphI supposed that as tbe dog’s teeth On the front Page uppuired came together n choked the child Durfee Hospital Guild Reports Hospital Sewing Oullds’ report for April. 1966: Guild 3—Chairman. Mrs. Wil­ bur BohanU. IJ glove wraps. 12 baby blanket*. M small diapers Guild 7—Chairman, Mr* Ad­ dle Wood. 6 surgical cart sheets. operate. One of these Drat AMtlrrp telling about pioneer Has­ tings seemed to remember beet the fact they had to go 40 miles for flour and pork and pay S-'O and S40 per barrel, rtapecUvely. and that the squawa among Use Indiana an the Thoniapple River frequently dried sturgeon weigh­ ing from 60 to 100 pounds. The tended tbe Middleville faculty banquet at Finger* in Grand nje^ith ^ Ikv^ Olm-. ' MS^UeTUmday? aWil­ sheets. u’iaT^ot'om'y’sponges. 13 i small diapers. _ . „ I Skaln. The village grew and in 1841 was large enough to support a church. The countryside was cleared during the same period, allowing Htutingn to assume its promisedj position as a county Bjevamp spem ouuaay in nuruwzn ma Powell. Mrs. Evalyn Hook and Mra. Thelma Wilkin* atn^church Sturdy 7-hook Utensil Rack Hustings saloon and walked out <>f town at the rate of ten miles an how. He was pursued by a dend to Mum to the city, he coiwented only on one condition that he be permitted to ride, which 1* a prisoner’s conaUtuXkMtal privilege-and solicited Uic use of the bicycle: but the cap­ tor declined to exchange a »loo wheel for a 8500 coat, and the tiilef still inhales the redulqjice of the rural blouonu. Hastings, May 8 Oecar Schu- NOW ON SALE! McCall’s tiring to get the fair grounds to bold a ten-days' gospel feast meeting. Kalamazoo: M. H Lone says he has received an order for twenty COOKBOOK COLLECTION Peschke's 12 fo 16 lb Avg. SMOKED HAMS DOUBLE Whole, Shank I Hall or Bull Portion TOP VALUE STAMPS EVERY WEDNESDAY! Tenderay Boston Rolled C. A Fairchild of Kalamazoo was in the city Friday. Charles Wilkins was in Kala­ mazoo Saturday. Boneless Pot Roast St EXTU TO? VALUE STAMPS FISH STICKS IH-Ib pkg 39/ 50 EXTKA TOP VALUE STAMPS Lamb Pork Chops NORTHERN zoo will preach at the M. E. Church Sunday evening- . . Miss Jennie Drummond was unable to teach her school thia week. being afflicted with neuralgia. Clare Blackman has taken her place. .. 3-Legged Fryers Fees Shore Frozen iSpecial । Modamee F. K Mana* key and Mclxory entertained a­ Jones Lever Binders and Mowt-rs bout twenty old school mates in to farmers at thia place today. After the farmera liad loaded tlieir machine* Into their wagons, they fanned into line, beaded by Tenderay 4th end 5th Ribs While or Assorted RIB ROAST Northen Southern Star Paschke’* Polish or 69/ ROASTER SAUSAGE i> 59/ - Caaaed Haas 5 ’3.59 FRANKS Mb. pkg. 59/ WEST li. SLICED UMR Udewa M Kroger Sou May 15. 194 5. Hserud'j Honey Baked, New England or Oscar Mayer COTTAGE Bunt a 69/ Old Hickory Loaf 49/ '50 EXTRA TOP VALUE STAMPS1 Kandu the purchase o!2 pkg. <4 Kroger Grilua Crickeri «r wbUb BLEACH DOC FOOD -»w MEL-O-SOFT WHITE BREAD Swansoft Facial TIsshiGi>°»>°<«»*1 BIDDER LIQUID HEMIIII Rad««« »lKrogar thru Sal .M*r 15.1945. FRUIT PIES Jumbo Whole WATERMELONS CALIF. SUKUT 0IAN8ES Go prepared Fertilizer $1.49 Go protected Mixture 10-6-4 Go Trlpie-A M 5/ (l~H * Delicious Jumbo CANTALOUPES Baaat 59/ PEARUT BUTTER 99/ IF YOU CANT FIND OUR ADVERTISED DETROIT AUTOMOBILE IHTERIHIUUNCE EXCHANGE Ml MOTOR STATE INSURANCE COMBUO NORTHERN TISSUE SIZE �r.v. Coxon 5p«oki T—THE HASTINGS BANNER Motherhood is Honored at Church Service SssSsSsE & Ba“8ll» F'le O<4* HASTINGS BAFTUrr CHURCHFIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH He*. Russel) Houseman. Paator Broadway and Caii« Willard H. CurU*. Minister HASTINGS WESLEYAN METHODIST CHURCH Cor. N. Michigan * I Rrr. JUiib CatU) wi s-rnij Motherhood was honored durMorning wonibip. 9 30 and 11. Haxtlngi Seventh-day Adventist Nursery provided. Broadcast of Church last Bunday at the 11 nrnberg. This service is broadmon; 'The Church-God's CWoMother* were characleriaed aa 11 am. Junior Church For all children 4 to 9 years old. suns" by PK>ior Otar lea L. Wil­ 9:15 Church acbooi claseca for BOWENS MILLS CHAPEL ber of the local Adventist Church Henry VauTU, BvangMiat clUldren and youth. a> be announced plans for the 9:30 Adult Bound Table in tbe tain. If history mother has been God's appointed servant to bind the Brittain, missionary pictures. family together in righteousness Special music, hymn sing. and good ciuaenshlp," Pastor Monday Activities Wilber said. "The church should 8:30 pm Pioneer Oirls Chibs 7:30 pm. Missionary ConferPastor Wilber noted in his anmotiy that "the church inuit do all It can to uphold the position Brigade. boys clubs ot Iwnor. icipcci and authority the nwllier Uiould have in tlie Wednesday Activities -If the sanctity of the home is am. Women's Prayer Band ol motherhood must be continu­ ally affirmed." Mothers who attended the ence. message and pictures service received a pink carnaThursday Activities Brigade, boys clubs Saturday Activities 6 pm. Mr. Ritearea's and Mr. Hewitt's SB. classes dinner party. 'Immortality' is Sunday Subject Mankind's quest for immortal­ ity will be presented at Chris­ tian Science churches this Sunory of John relationslilp |200 Attend Delion GRACE LUTHERAN CHURCH 8. Jeflerson and Walnut Sts. Vacancy Pastor Worship. 11: <5 am. Sunday School 9:30 am Qolden Test: "Thou Every Sunday —-This Is the . _ son. then an heir Life" over WKZO-TV, 9:30 am ; of God through Christ" (GalaBibie lowahip will be guests of the MMbodist Youth Fellowship at the First Methodist Church. CARLTON SEVENTH-DAT 8.30 Tbe Smtor High Youth ADVENTIST CHURCH Fellowship will meet at the 1MV1NU UMAFKL KI LPATHICK UNITED BliLTHKAN CHURCH M-44 Woodland TRINITY GQtiPU. CHURCH Stewardship 7:30 Board Mocking. Saginaw. She was a former tnediMiscuxi Hospital Thuirday Activities 0.30 Youth choir practice. 7:30 Chancel choir practice. FsUowahip Club (single women) wlU meet in tbe Kirk House din­ ing room. HASTINGS FREE METHODIST CHURCH Boltwood At Bible Study Wed.. 7:30 pm UNITED BRETHREN IN CHRIST CHURCH LAKEWOOD E. U. B. CHURCH live Board meeting at tbe Usw Rev. K. Charles Neeaeth, Pastor Bunday worahip. 10 am. CEDAR CREEK BIBLE Bunday school. 11 am. CHURCH WOODBURY UNITED MYF Bunday, 7 pm. Campground Rd. 8 miles south of HASTINGS EVANGELICAL Bunday evening service. 8 pm. BRETHREN CHURCH Hastings Rev. Torrey G. Barcanlc, Pastor UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH Wednesday service, g pm. Telephone 374-3346 Hastings, Michigan Just all M-86. North on M-50 H. J. Buwalda. Minister MILO BIBLE CHURCH in Village of Woodbury Route 3. Delton Bunday school. 9:45 am. A. J. Spoelstra, Paator Worship. 11 am. | day through Friday. Bunday school. 10 am. Junior church for children. 4-9.. ’■| Loyalty to Christ Bible study Worship, 11 a. m. Youth choir rehmrasL Wed, Bunday, May 18. Sunday school NORTH IRVING WESLEYAN THE CHURCH OF Fellowship service, 7:46 am. Sunday, am. sermon "Revive Us METHODIST CHURCH JESUS CHRIST OF Again." Bible Study and prayer acr4 miles W. of Broadway. Freeport Rev. Gerald Hepbner. Pastor Sunday school. 10 am. Mondsy, 7 pm. Teen Fellow­ WOODLAND ship, METHODIST CHURCH 7 pm. Program Council. Evangelical service, 8 pm. Mondial) Btntt Notice of Hie Last Day of Registration of Hie Qualified Electors of Hastings Public Schools, B-1 Barry County Sunday, "It is written. HASTINGS ASSEMBLY Sunday. "Faith for Today." on OF GOD CHURCH Sunday Voice of Prophecy Radio WOOD 1300, 9:30 am. CUdwater. May 18 and 19. annual Dloceaan CoovenUoa in Battle Creek. WESLEYAN METHODIST CHURCH Adulta, rehearsal. Youth, Bible Tuesday. 13 noon WCTU potArnold Bromley of the Pood oom- personal tile story Tbe Wbat-Nota will meet at the church Saturday. May 13, for a potluck supper. ST. ROSE CATHOLIC CHURCH 19. three.WSC8 circles will meet Rev. Fr. Joseph C. Dunphy. Rev. David Hawtay, Assistant Special evangelistic wrvtoea Friday through Sunday, May 14. tog. Hastings METHODIST Churches -2« W. Green. Wl 5-4945 ■' MP. George Elliott Rev. William Nothory worship followed by breakfast. ST. AUGUSTINE, MIDDLEVILLE OUR LADY OF GREAT DOWLING 11 am. Worship. Sermon: Tho Senior High Methodist Youth Fellowship will be going to Middleville Sunday evening there, beginning with a potluck lunch. • LOYALTY TO CHRIST CRUSADE" Monday, 7 pm. Troop 73. SUNDAY SCHOOL RALLY Juniors Worship service. 10:30 am. Church school, 10:30 am. Worship aerrtce, 11:30 am. Sermon: "Tbe Big Offer." State of Michigan youngest daughter present, Mrs. Rills DecoM for baring four daughters present, while Mrs. Harry Beavan for having tbe daughter present who esme far­ thest, Mrs Warren (Virginis) Johnson, from Whiung^lnd. ald BmlUi. Special Worship service, 0:30 am. Night. David WImwwsU. tbe youngest mother pnecnl with daughter, meeting Thursday. May 13. with evening. 8:li CHCRCB Delton, Mich. Ker. David Honeywell. Pastor Worship. 11 am. Evening worahip, 7 pm. Mid-week Fellowship, 7 pm. Wednesday. and Mlsa Osdl Htttxrt, Baum Twiriera Sue Dudley, Peggy Handy. Kathy Hickman. Mary Montague and Kathy Wai- MoCALLUM UNITED BRETHREN LN Wednrwday, 7 pm. Mid week CHRIST CHURCH aervlcm, children, youth, adulta. lr.v^-a.:uk "Tbe Church in the Wildwood.. Saturday, 3-4 pm. church 11- in W. K. Kellogg Auditorium. DELTON METHODIST CHURCH Worship Bunday, 11am. Youth FBHowahlpe, Bunday. 8 Sunday school. 10 am. Meaning worship, 11 am. Youth Fellowship. 740 pm. daughters pwnt, and In­ troduced Un. Rovr WUUama led in group singing- Mra John 10:30 am. Worahip. 6:15 Chnatlan Endeavor Prayer meeting Thursday, 7:30 NOTICE SCHOOL ELECTION Thursday, May 13. Woman's ■eHowship will moot for all-day. Sunday. May IS, FeUowship nv— vtu hare potluck dinner 8.50 am. Sunday school ORANGEVILLE 410 E. Madiaon, MS-5065 BAPTIST CHURCH Hour" over WKZO, 13:30 pm, W. Glen Campbell. Pastor Morning worship, 10:45 am. earthy, we shali also bear tbe over WoCK, 1:30 pm. 11 am. Morning worship image of tbe heavenly.” COATS GROVE CHURCH OF GOD CHRISTIAN CHURCH Wednesday, 7:30 pm. Bible CLOVERDALE EVANGELICAL thia friendly ehurch 1330 N. Broadway CHURCH ... Rev. George J. Huber, Pastor Durtaa Road Where a Christian Bxperienoe PEOPLE S BIBLE CHURCH Floyd Walter, Bupc. Rl. Nashvilla, Ph. 653-MT7 Morning Bible school. 10 am. Young People Thursday, 7 pm. Worship hour, 11 am. OF CHRIST, FIRST HASTINGS GRACE Il am. Morning wurahlp. 7:30 pm. Evening 1 pm Junior High and Senior Family Night. May 31. Bunday service. 11 am. High Youth Groups. Sunday acbooL 11 am. Bunday acbooi. Worship hour, Bunday evening service. 7 pm. and Boys Brigade. nothing but the Bible. CHU3tt?H HASTINGS 6EVENTH-DAT Former Freeport High School Paster Ralph VanderWerf ADVENTIST CHURCH EMMANUEL Wilber, Pastor EPISCOPAL CHURCH Rev. Don M Gury, Rector 404 W. Colfax 9 am. Holy Communion 11 am. Morning Prayer and The little church with Ibo big Worship. 11 am. OF LAST DAY OF REGISTRATION belimet all things worthy, and endurance la' tbe problems of UT«- LAKEWOOD BAPTIST CHURCH CARLTON CENTER Committee EtLTHODIKT CHURCH Wednesday Activities With a circle of samig parental tort. Public invited. WOODLAND CHURCH OF THE BRETHREN tend Fire Statton. her UigtJd of Grand Rapids, given at the annual Moth* • Daughter bwujuet sponsored by the D<4ton Methodist Woman's Society of Christian S«*vk« Saturday evening. WOODLAND UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH LoweU Dlmoa. Bunday acta»L 10 Jun. Bunday aclxool. 10 am. Wcrnbip, U am. ' Monday Activities meeting "Crown B. KALAMO PENTECOSTAL CHURCH • SUN. MAY 16, 9:55 A.M. • EVERYONE INVITED • JOIN THE CRUSADE • HASTINGS E.U.B. CHURCH TO THE QUALIFIED ELECTORS East ot Grand OF SAID SCHOOL DISTRICT: Who May Vote? Phone the pharmacist Section 532 of Act 269, Public Acts of Michigan. 1955. at amended, provides the following: “The Inspectors of Election at an Annual or Special Election shall not receive the vote of any person residing in a registration School District whose name is not registered as -an •lector in the City or Township in which he resides .. .** Call your lawyer LAST DAY OF REGISTRATION The lost day on which persons may register with the Township Clerk<•> or City Clerk to vote at the Annual School Election to be held on June 14, 1965 is Monday, May 17. 1965. Persons registering after 5:00 o'clock p.m.. Eastern Standard Time, on the said day are NOT ELIGIBLE to vote ot the said Annual School Election. Persons planning to register must determine when the City and Township Clerks' offices will be open for registration. Call a friend Board of Education No Longer Takes Registrations Under the provisions of Chapter 8 of Act 269. Public Acts of Michigan, 1955, as amended, registration will NOT BE TAKEN BY SCHOOL OFFICIALS and only persons wise have registered as general electors with Hse appropriate Township or City Clerk of the Township or City in which they reside are registered electors. ...... This Notice ix given by order of the Board lot Education of Hasting* Public Schools, I 8-1, Michigan. I MW Mer 5 IW HOWAXb X. FXOST. S«r«0^ <rf Uuctmi 107 N. MICHI ito Phone the florist �Kroger Awards Grand Prize FZ/fl” Mrs Byron Gemaat ot Grand Rapids has won 1.000 Med Sav­ ers books ot Top Value Stamps* as the grand prlw in the Kro­ ger-Top Value •'Jtest Egg” game. Thi» grand prixe of 1JM filled Top Value Stamp Book* provides enoueb stamp-, for a new Ford Mustang, a mink I On my radio program, "Michi­ gan Manoira" each Bunday at 1:16 over WBCH, 1220 on the dial. and Yankee Spring* From Yan­ kee Springs they turned east and Knowa" from the Michigan Cen­ made their way toward the Barry tennial 1835-1837— li35-37 book. County seat. Wla.11 they had "Do You Know", by Willis Atwell traveled About the expected dlaWith drawings by Kreigh Collins. On my Pith broadcast on April him where the Hartings village was. He told thttn they were in 4.1 had this: the center of It. They wcro dis­ appointed. as were tho first ar­ rivals in moot of Michigan's pub- My column today la a few odds nnd ends. However, noinetlnus these odds and ends make some mighty interesting reading. I un sure you will find it true in Uiia Durfee Hospital Guild Reports guests of Mr. and Mrs. Rex Casey and family. Mn Rice attended the . Barry County Farm Bureau Wo­ men's Committee meeting In Has­ tings May 4. Tne Rev. and Mrs. Jeero Powell arid family spent Sunday afternoon 1 came in and the mills began to operate One of these first set­ tlers telling about pioneer Has- the fact they had to go 40 miler, for flour and pork and pay J20 and 840 per barrel, respectively, and that the squaws among the Indians on the Thomapple River frequently dried sturgeon weigh­ ing from 60 to 100 pounds. The Hastings. Mich. May 10.—A little girl of Mr and Mrs John Brown, residing three mllra north of the city, ni bitten by their dog last week. The dog grabbed tho cluid by tike jaw and pull'd her out of the door, and it Is I auppoM-d that as the dog's teeth <>n the front Page apptared “"i' together it choked the child »t. a«w.. .and she opened her mouth and I ran her tongue out; then the dog Thief Caught Near Hutinn n„i Wt_hfr “S01 t,lrou«b tJu’ tongue Rei vedI To W.k £■£?„ ** Up nwtlur chUd ItartlrS Mich ktay 7-Xe ‘"“"•“‘‘W brought her to the ... . T. . . y <—<opec- city to Dr. M. Alice Kirk's office tel >-A thief stole a coat in a where the ” Hustings saloon and walked out wh^®.lhc *ound3 wcro drreaed. of town at Lhe rate of ten miles nn hour. He was pursued by a bicyclist, overtaken in the country and shed the coat. Or­ dered to return to tlie city, he consented only on one condition tiiat he be permitted to ride, which Is a priM>ner'a constitu­ tional privilege—and solicited the of the bicycle; but the cap. tor declined to exchange a 8100 wheel for a 85 00 coat, nnd Die thief still inhales the redolence oi tlie rural blossoms Hartings. May 8: Oscar Schu­ man visited friends In Katemaaoo Bunday. Xflas May Roberta of Kalamazoo WlU in the city thU week Sarah Horton went to Kalama»<xj Monday. Henry Welton was in Kalama­ zoo Tuesday. A. Rickman of Kalanuuoo was In Uw- city Monday on buslnow. Mary Itouxli left for Kalamazoo Saturday, where she has accepted n pcKillon in the asylum, as al- the panic of 1837, but soon after that the Ude begun to rise again. The village grew and in 1841 was large enough to support a church. Tho countryside was Cleared during the same period, allowing Hastings to assume its Sturdy 7-hook Utensil Rack NOW ON SALE! McCall’s orlng to get the fair grounds to hold a ten-days' gospel feast meeting. Kalamazoo: M H Lane says he tuw received on order for twenty carrtaqra from CakuUa. Ind. Tlu> Michigan Buggy company, says Mr. lAne. la running full force. COOKBOOK COLLECTION Peschke's 12 Io 16 lb Avg. SMOKED HAMS Dellon, May 10. (Special* Mr. and Mrs. P. A. Blackman were in Kalamaroo Saturday. . . Bert Forbes while filling a can with gasoline spilled a quantity onhis hand and arm. It took-fire and Wkok. Shank I DOUBLE Half or Butt Portion TOP VALUE STAMPS EVERY WEDNESDAY! Tenders? Boston RoBod Boneless Pot Roast i Prom Detroit Evening Mews* Lake Odessa. Mich- May 1. VI —The Plano Mfg. Co. delivered ■Special* Maxlamcs P. K. Mans­ thry? carloads of their famous ky and McLcary entertained aJones Lrrer Binders arid Mowers boul twenty old school mate* in to farmers at thia place today. After the formers had loaded tlieir machines into their wagons, they formed Into line, headed by MEnunruLHniuin 3-Legged Fryers Fros-Shora Frozen FISH STICKS RA Ar 89/ mextu ton hue mars Please Med me e copy of "Fresh Out Of The Allie" 69x RIB ROAST Northei Yess May Obtain ■ Copy at Tho Basaev Office, or Mail This Coupon . . . Puchks's Polish or Tenderay 4lh and 5th Ribs White or Assorted New Historical Book of B»rry Ce. Lamb Roast Pork Chops NORTHERN Canned Haas Limit 4 Rolls roasted sausage k 59/ Soulhorn Star 5 *3.59 FRANKS 1-lb pkg. 59/ H.rrud's Honey. Baked, New England or Oscar Mayer COTTAGE BUTTS R> 69/ Oil Hlckury LufrU 49/ Kandu BLEACH DOC FOOD »nf. MEL-O-SOFT WHITE BREAD soHTUTormiEHtun' Facial Tls»aei6i“'-'°<*»,1 IM6EI LiQUIB DRESSINGS Pet Ritz 8" RmUmi M Ka ogwHmrSsl. Msy IS. 1961 FRUIT PIES 1’4-18. Jumbo Whois losvet WATERMELONS CAUF. SUBSIST ORANGES Go prepared Radeeei at Kreger lt.ro Set , May15.1965. Go protected Mixture 10-6-4 NORTHERN TISSUE nW 5/ 4 rOU) wilh • 85 or ITKHM puechsi. (•xdudma boor, wins or loborcoi R4EM~aiKroowlhroMl.UNY15.1965. Delicious Jumbo Krogar Kroger MMhnhtakr59/ FEAKUT BETTER shai. 99k Gd Triple-A today. Join the more than Jialf-a-million good Milligan driven who LEAD THE WAY WITH TBIPLE-A. IF YOU CAN'T FIND OUR ADVERTISED CANTALOUPES I , SIZE ■ | I Gravy Train or Purina DOC FOOD 25*^'199 with a 15 or mor. purchasa l.Jtludiig bMr, win. or lobaccol l.JeonAlXr^sc.-IhruS.l 1945. DETROIT AUTOMOBILE IKTERINiURAKCE EXCHANGE MA MOTOR STATE INSURANCE COMRANT HASTINGS OFFICt ’ 237 Wm» State St. Ph«M 945-4392 O ' �Special Credit Available for Tornado Victims THE HASTINGS BANNER Supervisor Keech reported that 11 Michigan cuunUe* which presently designated era Home Administer Highlights Interesting needed credit from other sources may obtain emergency loan* to county supervisor, that this UB. replace home furnishing*. equlpDepartment of Agriculture agen­ cy is authorized to make special Application blanks and addi­ rural housing credit available. tional information concerning these and other supervised rural credit programs may be obtained st any Farmers Home Adminis­ tration office throughout MkhiK*n The local office is located at FARM NEWS FFA, Home Ec Club Hold Their Parents Dinner pUcanta unable to obtain needed SOYBEANS OR WHEAT CORN 1 BUSHH. Barry Fann Calendar 4H’ers Get Food H $ Worth, OR V BUSHEL- Lets than any ana of these, will pay for each 20 lbs. of Pofath (K,O) in Your Fertilizer Program. Insure your crop with a balanced fertilizer sponsored by Mra. Fred Hauser, light service. The officer* are; President. Karen Boise; vice | president, 3<J c Shellenborger; secretary.. Bandy Hobart, and ■ treasurer. Becky Steinbock.' Entertamment wa* furnished by {Darlene and Donna Allen. The retiring officer*. President, Don­ na Acker; vice president, Joan Cole; secretary. Sue Shellenbarger, and treasurer. Natalie Ruth­ ruff. explained the duliea of their offices. The F.FA. Inducted the fol­ lowing officer* for 1065-66: Presi­ dent. Terry Greenfield; vice president, Gerald Miller; secre­ tary, Don Henry; treasurer, Eu­ gene Tobias; reporter. Rich Ham­ mond. and Sentinel. Dennis president, served as toastmaster. wood presented the chapter act!- Talk ovsr your program with us tented the following awards: DeKalb Honor, Gordon Endsley; Haywood; Fann Safety. Dennis Smith; Livestock Farming. Win. Crutiendi-ir. Farm Mechanics, Tom Timm; Farm Electrifies tion. Bud Sexton; Star Green­ hand, Kara Dunn; Junior, FFA Leadership, larry Lena, and Co­ operation Award. Dan Javor. Without Soil Residue Problems Spray Ilighbank Du Pont By Mrs. Fern llawblili *51-2102 LOROX Linuron Weed Killer were Sunday dinner guests of Alone or in Combinations.. We Halve Itl^nd We Can Grand Rapids. * Mr. and Mra. Harry Green of Bellevue were recent caller* of Mr. and Mrs. Worth Green. ★ Mr. nnd Mrs. Victor Schanu entertained for dinner Sunday evening to cele­ brate several birthdays. Guests Tell You How to Use It! SMITH BROS Lake Odessa - Woodland . . . Plant at Woodbury and Mrs. Arden Schanu and family and Mr. and Mr*. Austin Schanta. Mr. and Mrs. William Swift and family, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mra. Blair HawbliU. * Nashville were Sunday evening callers of Mr. and Mrs. Worth HawbliU Friday attended the golden anniversary concert of the Battle Creek Central High School band. Their grandchil­ dren, Nyta and Doug Bishop, played. Central Michigan's Most Complete Fertilizer Service chanleally or artistically inclined . . . front the country or city . . . 14H has something for them. Moro than 30 different programs Barry County Officially is Disaster Area VEGETABLES'* FRUITS Ail who travel the Burroughs Barry County ha* been desig­ road welcome the fine Job done aa an amewncy loan area thl* week by the county. Il wa* nated impassable so long last Winter by the Farmer* Home Adminis­ tration until Dee. 31. 19®. Any established farmer In tho without getting »tuck. * Mr. and designated county la eligible if Mn Roush attended tho fun- he (1) 1* a citizen of the United Slates, (3) is unable io obtain from other lender* tho credit re­ quired to continue hl* normal operation*. <3> ha* reasonable who preceded him in death. prospects for success with the OBlsiance of a loan, and <41 possesses the legal capacity to contract for the loan. FHA Operating or Housing loans will ordinarily be made Intensive Study Of Car Crashes -T 1 Now Underway wt the loans are not to oc repaiu “» purchase of feed, seed, fertilizer, Intensive »tudy of the causes and replacement equipment and llvceffect* of automobile accidents in stock: tor other essential farm nine Southwestern Michigan and homo operating expenses; counties. pair of buildings, fence*, drain­ age and irrigation aystems on individual farms that were University, will be carried out damaged or destroyed by tho In Michigan by tho Michigan disaster. Loans may not be made State Medical Society, State for refinancing existing debts or Police and Michigan Hospital 'HEAD The Otate Police will collect all To apply for emergency Joans. information about tlie causes of the accidents and the conditions Farmers Home Administration. report* will be coordinated with 301 S. Michigan. Hostings. Tele­ medical atudlea of the accident phone MS-2042. R. h Nixon. Detroit District Director of Internal Revenue, announced that his office has been advised of the de termina­ tion of Michigan counties offici­ ally designated within tho dis- Palm Sunday tornado. Counties so designated are: Many teenager* short change themselve* by skipping breakfast and by satisfying their hanger with snacks of insufficient nutri­ tional value. The 4-H Foods-Nu tri tion program helps youngsters to get their nutritional money’s worth, observes the Cooperative Extension Taxpayer* suffering casualty Service. More than 708,000 4-H Club boys and girls are enrolled lasses within these area* are en­ in the program. titled to tax relief under special The necessity for the program is evidenced by nutritional provision* of the law, Nixon studies showing that 4 out of IB teenage boy*. *Bd 6 out of 10 said. Even though tlie disaster] teenage girls have poor diets. occurred in 1965, taxpayer* may Club members develop demonstration* which they present elect to deduct their losses on before groups and on TV showing how meals are planned around their 1964 Federal tax return. If a tax return had already the four basic food groups: Meat—including poultry, fish, eggs and other hlgh-proteln been filed, an amended return or claim for refund maj-be filed foods; milk and dairy products; vegetable* and fruits; bread and cereals. They learn why protein, minerals and vitamins are essential ers within the affected areas in their diet*. They know that breakfa*t should furnish from should contact their local In­ one-fourth to one-third of the day’* food nutrients. ternal Revenue Service office Projects are built around the interests and needs of Individual elub members. Some concentrate on balanced meal planning and Document 5174. "Disaster, Cas­ cooking while others delve into the scientific aspects of nutrition. ualtie* and Theft*. How ti»c Fed­ But whatever the subject matter, the 4-H'ers strive to de the eral Income Tax Applies" gives very best job possible so they can compete for annual awards. complete information as to the Again this year General Foods Corporation, sponsor ot tho procedure to be followed and 4-H FoodxNutritlon program, will award six 1300 scholarships may be obtained from any Inter­ to Aational winners. The state award winner will attend tho nal Revenue off Ice within Michi­ National 4-11 Club Congress at Chicago next fait Medals will be gan. presented to county champions. Cllnton. Eaton, Gratiot. HUli- Mr. and Mr*. Blake Rising and the cemetery, will be dedicated Mrs Bertha Flory returned from to the memory of Dean Eugene their Winter’* sojourn in Florid* May 4. * Mrs. Olentils Moxon of Davenport, whose last resting Hastings and Mrs. Guy Kontner „, , _ _ ' Friends from near and far are of South Woodland were Wed­ Plans for Dean Davenport!,expected ____ nesday caller* on Mra. Glen to be in attend) Hendee. Mrs. Prank Schwartlng Week, which have been tn thei this memorable occasion. called Thursday. * George and making lor several months, are nearing completion. The ar­ Duane Schaibly were Sunday dinner guest* of Mr. and Mrs. rangements ore being made by the women's organization.', of were Sunday dinner guests of Eugene Blair at Mhllikcn. Woodland Township. assUted by their daughter and family, the Eldon Roushes, of South Has ­ otlier groups and individual*. ■ The week of May 23 through 30 tings in honor of Mr. Sisson1* and Mother’s Day. * has been set aside as n special birthday I time to honor Uli* prominent !Mrs. Paul Harvey and two chllBy Mrs. Frank Routh pioneer of this community and । Saturday guests of her mother. nationally - known figure. Facta concerning his life and actlrltlea Mrs. Vema Gabriel, and her Our Florida visitors have re­ aunts. Mrs. Glen Hendee and es in the schools and the display Miss Esther Laurell. Mra. Martha turned and report a fine Winter. window in the Classic buildin* Mr and Mr*. S. Hobbs returned <the former pastoffice) will be caller and Mrs. Minnie Geiger used to show some of the things spent the evening there. Mr. and and Mrs. Archie Belson returned used in the old Davenport home, Mrs. Charles WarJiburn, Sr., of last week. * Bert Stenger sold pictures of the man. and pioneer objects. The week's observance Day guests of the latter’s mother. Mr. and Mrs. Ron Nottingham will be climaxed on Sunday af­ Mrs. Gabriel, and another daugh­ The Nottingham* and baby have ternoon. May 30. when a special ter. Mrs. Charlotte Keeney and moved in and the community program will be held at Wood­ two children of near Edmore, welcomes them. Ron is the son of land Memorial Park. At 2:30 that were simper guests. Rev. and Lloyd Nottingham. * Mr. afft! afternoon the Lakewood Hind Mrs. Lowell Demos and family Mrs. Allen Rutherford have rentof Woodland were afternoon Richard Cook, editor of The Has­ and are moving there with their tings Banner, will give tlie Me­ Mtnnle Geiger. Mrs. Lavon Bar­ two little girl*. * Mr. and Mr*. morial Address and a bronse num and Mrs. Mabel Wheeler Charles Jacoba of Grand Rapid* plaque, purchased by interested visited them. Mr. and Mrs. Fred spent Mother’* Day with her citizens and placed on a large Geiger. Sr, were Monday after­ held stone al the entrance to noon cajlers. * The Verdun Hesterlys have hadM» telephone in- hurt seriously’ last Friday eve­ atalled. 567-3353. ning when his sister and brother victim* provided by the attend­ Four-H is an Investment in fu­ ing physicians. security. Boys and girls ’The n data In 'ture andalready ’ olhe? collected cooperating ,roc” ® t^throJatTrortert wk Michigan and oUicr---------- “" said Oliver Oliver «. B. mcohu McOfill12?^ Btatc*." raid cuddy. MD. President of the Michigan State Medical Society. {t0 Photography and electronics, "have guided automobile manu-1------------------------------------------focturera tn making Important design changee.** Many safety features of today’s automobiles, such a* the padded dash boards, Improved door lock* and steering wheel design, nnd seat belts, are the results ot such severity of Injuries,'' Doctor McGillicuddy, of Lansing, said. He added that more complete knowledge of auto crash prob­ lems may aid in the treatment of the victim'* injuries. The counties covered in thia *eph, Van Buren and Allegan. maxoo and Branch. Private support for 411 comes from community organliuiians, service clubs, business. Industry and individuals. .West Woodland By Victor Sitton Milo ^/billion IAYLORED PRE-CUT MEAT • [(St, VUK The Future Farmers of Ameri­ ca and the Home Economics Club of the Hastings High School held thtir Parents Night dinner on Wednesday. April 28. Honorary Chapter Farmer De- Charolals breeder; Eugene Hay­ wood. KJ, Dairy farmer; George Lydy. Hastings Milling Co., and Gerald Smith. Holstein breeder. 0* SSa“...^ Designate Barry As Emergency Farm Loan Area ■QHiSU stive lenders—carry four percent inlereot. They are scheduled for repayment In accordance with HOMES Smart like a FOX !s the man who’s prepared for emergencies. Fire, wind, tornados or other disasters sneak up and cause havoc when least expected. Your Hastings Mutual man can help you “out-fox" these and other risks to property ...SAYS FARM LOAN SERVICE IN A BIG WAY! THE ROCKWOOD TAYLOR Civts YOU THIS* ?XTM) LIVING" FBATUtO - Today, more than M.OOO fanners, ranchers tnd part-time farmers in Michigan. Wisconsin. Minnesota and North Dakota uro using ’/» billion dofioad bi ' Land Bank Loans to i their farm busiz^K tcr-million farmcrlB one credit source need*. If you're plaSu a farm Improvement n* expansion project, be raL to check your Land Bank Association. V A LAND BANK LOAN GIVES YOU. Low Sabi cost. and contents with a Hastings Mutual Homeowner* policy or Complete Commercial Package. He’ll welcome your call for more information about these low-cost plan*. Authorised Hostings Agent in This Arco COLEMAN AGENCY Z03 5. Michigan, Harting* Authorised Harting* Agent in Thi* Arao ERANDSEN'C ■ Ot* »i cn fmviie courautTin fkamih » hit nua >tui MV! no LUMBER company MI kUK GAIFSBURG. MICH. Insurance Agency 120 W. State St.. Hatting* GET OUR PRICES BEFORE YOU BUY ran witB-nM. auorrt M>v-co*r Harttap Office Ml Vi *■ Phone Wl 5-3412 Phone Wl 5-4174 The Sherwood Agency National Bswk Boildta*. Hastiagi �Milo Bible Church Has Special Services aona at Wyoming were Sunday morning at the MUo Bible Church and on Sunday. May 23. ... n—rs—kx la ■— -■ ■ ■ • family Night will Two bad accident* happened la Middleville to two of our dUzcn* Mra Dorothy Bonneville stepped on ■ turn* h»„ cupmttng at bw aon'a Mr. and BOnne»‘U*I David Kirmctn ni avrerdy in­ jured ta an accident at White'* Product* Dnuiun when tcaung a Unk‘U “P*0^ “d William*, Mr. and Mr* Robert Ttilan. Sr, Mr. arm Mrs. Bernard Wlertnga and family, Mr. and Mrs. Rlcluu-d Wilcox of Hwtinga and Mr. and Mrs. Harry William* and daughter of Drtruit were Bunday another daughter, Mr. and Mra Ralph Prankowakl and children of Ann Arbor. were dinner gucaU along with Bab Potto and room­ mate. Bob Peterson of Grand Rap­ id* and Mr and Mra Ray PMU. -Come and enjoy th* fdlow- eye. He is at Blodgett HcagMtal in ,--- -------al the Milo Bible Church, Includ- taken to Blodgett Hospital Friday . — I* -d.ll,. 17—v I. evening after his daughter. Mr*. Middleville Tick and family from Kalamazoo and Mr. and Mr*. Arthur Sullivao May 17—Child Study Group। and family, load. * Mr. and Mra Mtu. 8 pm.; bMelMll. Wayland. WUUam Klump of MLddtevUlo and Mr. and Mra George Foot, with then four children. Linda. Jimmy, Andy and Wilbur, were Mother* Day guewu ct their parent*, Mr. tion; Library board meeting. 7:30. and Mra Wilbur Klump. May IM—High School Spring with her mother. Mix Ray JohnK>n. Sunday they, with another Lawn Food SAVING FOLKS MONEY EVERY DAY! HELPING FOLKS CL I f REF GIFTS WITH A4PS OWN PLAID SIAM Crass Seed Crass Seed , _ 3 Perch White Bass CLEAN U> Boiling Beef Beef Liver Fryer Breasts » 21< ; JJ PRESTO CHARC0A1 SEASON Briquettes SPECIAL HERE IS WHAT YOU RECEIVE FOR ONLY $11.88 New Blade ^NED Hash 6. Complete Lubrication of Bear­ ings and All Moveable Joints 7. Wards Money Back Guaran­ tee if Not Satisfied 10 - 79c '£^49o QQ IT. MONTH a B0TTL1 Uwv FREE iSS-Sgi MARGARINE HI IV DU I 3 1-LB. PKGS. AT REGULAR PRICE at 945-2489 MB. 118 So. Joffanaa 4 VACUUM PACK RIG. or PERC. First 3 Ribs 79* 89c First S Ribs „ 85c SUPER RIGHT f *1" Del Monito Steaks SUPER Beef Short Ribs RIGHT ... 39c FRESH Beef Briskets (FLATS LB, 79c] ’“ff 59c U.S. No. 1, CALIFORNIA LONG WHITE IOO-CT. PKG. 99‘ 10“» sl» GENEROUSLY HLLE0 LONG, GREEN Cucumbers 10c EACH HOT HOUSE Tomatoes 49c FRESH, CRISP Red Radishes Tide Detergent 6-OL CELLO BAG 1O< -73c Ajax or Comet 14-OL CAN 14c nun. 29c CRACKED DVAaJ wheat Br63Q 10AVU 39c JANE PARKER, GOLDEN, SUGAR, CINNAMON ««. 21c Donuts 39 Coffee Cake JANE PARKER, DANISH HONEY BUTTER RING «*»• 49c With 60 Free Napkins HASTINGS 4th and 5th MBS JANE PARKER Coffee OUR OWN TEA BAGS JEFFERSON RIB ROAST Dinner Rolls PKGS. CHEERIOS Heitina*. Mich. 118 SO. "KKG OF ROASTS JANE PARKER Ice Cream Bars 12 ra 59c Baby Food SUPER RIGHT BEEF, CLEANSER GET 1-LB. PKG. FREE CUPP’S, STRAINED k Call Wards Service Department s. rnvtn c nnn tAiiinc nrr COVERS 5,000 SQUARE FHT “ COVERS 5,000 SQUARE FHT '““'39^ 2'4^87' REALPRUNE Prune Juice Lawn Food ICE CREAM Club Crackers 2 •OUS 69c New Oil PLANTATION 10-6-4 Fertilizer AND Jane Parker I ■■ HERMAN 5. 15c 39c 59c ■ ■ ■■ BROADCAST 4. New Condenser PLANTATION 10-6-4 Weed Killer MARVEL VANILLA Miracle Whip Toilet Tissue New Points 22 LB BAG CHERRY Potatoes WALDORF New Plug LB. RIBS ATTACHED 59c SALAD DRESSING ^49c PQ J 71 SLICED MARVEL LIGHTER RUD.........Of- Con 29c $|]88 S10’ I MEATY PLATE 8 INCH 20»°99c 5 LBS. 35c — 19 LBS. FANCY QUALITY SuPer ThickSliced Sliced X? 2 £. »lu Thick FRESH PRESSED PRE- L» 1-LB. PKG. 9 U>YUS 1-LB. PKG. 57c L PKG. . I Fish Dinners HADDOCK. flOUNDU-PKO. '“■ 39c TUNE-UP HflHAAil AligOOU I FlfSH MCSStD 39‘ BACON SALE! U $169 CAN Fresh Smelt __________ ______________ 0VU 70% KENTUCKY BLUE GRASS U.S.DJk. GRADE A SUPER RIGHT, 4-5 LBS. AVG. Canned Picnics Some of our Scout* competed round-up will in Ute canoe race from Fabburg ■e enrollment Park near Lowell to Boat Riverside Park near Grand Rapid*. Hol- , P'™1’* ™Public tually took part In the throughout southern Michigan tolas of these. PLUS OTHER GARDEN ITEMS DUCKS Jeffrey of Grund Rapids were Sunday bluest* of Mr. and Mrs. child who will be. Res Schad. * The Prairie Lilcnsry Club met Wednesday with Mrs. to enroll should call the elementary A. Cummings orc announcing the engagement of their daughter. Lln- Michigan, WOW marking the 10th anniversary of 5 a 5p8 4 £. s249 2o’. s2« 50 5179 MIXED AWRUAL ANO PERENNIAL BONELESS, READY TO EAT McKeown. AAP’S OWN PERENNIAL REGALO OXFORD PARK Third grade to Grand Rapid* Letters and enrollment forms hare been mailed to Uic parent* , will bring an ouuundlng cultural ‘ PLANTATION—20-10- 5 COVERS 5,000 SQUARE FEET -------- — - - — Steiner and family and her moUicr. Mra. Jennie Hutter cf Wayland, were gueato Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Frank lluiter In Elgin, III By Mrt, Mary Jackion » *,»•« 7H-1U0 Dutrict Cmnporee will be held lids weekend. A Lyman Kiuuney bulll\a "Ouif.PuUy- in id* yard Tmnis-Uelton. here. recently. * The MeUwdlst WSCS May 14-- BaaebaU-LowcU, hero; meet* thi-, Thursday evening at Tranis, Lowell, here. Seniors Ute Melluxhat Cintron. * Mr. ansi VUK Legislature at Lansing; Mra Clarence Gilding of Grand Safety Patted to Chicago; C1U1- MUd.-td Tabor, who Is making her inptlud in the MeUiodlit Church k^Tl!> will, a,.,..— Sunday. * Mra. Harold Kcnneen and Uirre daughter! attended a Mother-mushier banqucC with her mother, Mrs. Buttera. in Kala-' Mother-Daughter banquet at the maaoo Friday. Methodist Church Friday. * Mr and Mrs. Rusacil Brown of Chlkegon Tuwday. '* The Men —aa*c cm vwu, and urotner, Mr. Breakfast vrill be Ivld tn the Me and Mn. Elmer Brown. Bunday. odhl Church Saturday at 8:30 They oil had dinner with a slater, Mr. and Mn Lloyd Hnkbeme. * Mr. and Mr*, daytm Waldron ot Grand Rapid* called on Utelr daughter. Mra Elmer Brown, Thu: kt ay. Jolin Richardton'* family, who Clty. N.C.. March 34, 1830. MAKE A&P YOUR GARDEN CENTER! arid family, with the exception of 3. National Symphony At Battle Creak For 5 Concert! Dcrahren tn St.’ John* Saturday. and Mrs. Harold Shde:* and two Mr. ud Mrs. Ptnkbclnar Wrt - 59c SULTANA MIX OR MATCH ANN PAGE, ASSORTED Layer Cake Mixes OR ANN PAGE, CHOCOLATE OR VANILLA Peanut Butter 2- 69c INSTANT COFFEE Nescafe w U-OZ. JAR Price* in ihu ad effochva thru Saturday, May 15,1965 Frosting Mixes ' 4 FOR ’1.00 uper Markets �8—THE HASTINGS BANNER Lake Odessa Pennock is Observing National Hospital Week National’Hospital Week, a public better Inform the public of tire (duration event sponsored by the work being done by hospitals. Un­ fortunately. due to the current, buildM program, an open liouse observed ►«’ hosullaU throUgliout the United States. te May 9-15. "Normally during this week, the Nation's hospital* hold open house,, with hospital exhibits tn order toi Bridge the GAP Till Pay Day Conf ideal 1*1. Chargts io $300.00, 1 '/« % $300.00 MODEL FINANCE *50°° to *1,000°° 140 W. Stole St. Phono 945-3429 pilal tills year. However, after the expansion 1* completed, the public By Mrt. ban Peterfnan family of Woodland. Mrs-'Tiielma Gilliland of Lansing and Mra. Ruth Tasker were Sunday evening Auxiliary met April 38 for a pot­ mood Gutters** home, called to attend the deportment conven- Bartlett attended the funeral of I tils couhln. Mra, Blanche (Oom) GuUerre*. 8te. Marie. Ua Hamp. AuxiliaryI Nussdorfer. nt Grand Rapids last president, plans to attend and Wednesday. Daryl came Sunday, April 11. Bertha Rlttenger wa* named dele­ from Chicago, Hl...to spend Um gate and June FaiirnL an alter­ nate. Other members ore planning meeting for the operation of tho to attend. * Mr. and Mr* Tom summer recreation program. The Kent County airport, and vtalted and Mrs. Robot Conley and guards and swimming instructor* the Marton Shade* rural Dowell Gary of Hastings were April 33 Dean Stuart. clUtte* and Uic hospital in action.'* John C. Bay, director ot Fi-nnixK Hospital reported. "A hospital 1* a flexible and dynamlc tmtltutlon. rescinding and reacting to dumgtng health needs of the community.*' my* Bay. "National Hospital Week provides ijn opportunity for the community to Irani more about tlie hospital wr.ires malntalntd to guard and restore health." he added Pennock Hmpltal lus made great strides in trying to improve the pattent care In keeping pace with medical advances. They recftitly purehasrel an external de­ fibrillator and jku-emakrr to arnltt chief engineer al Pennock Hospital, join in the management* of cardiac cardiac resuscitation equipment and p patients, particularly those who Hospital in standby readiness. might be brought tn to tlie hos­ pital with cardiac arrest or In cardiac nbrtltatlqn. The hospital person in the community has a Ims atao instituted In-sen Ice train­ vested Intertai in the hospital, and ing program* to improve the skills familiar with the hospital. Its serv­ ice*. and it* objective* and give It their wholehearted suptxirt." Bay commented. training resuscitation and - rehabilitation Although patient care is the primary function of hospitals, they habitats to Institute a program for have many other actlvlUe* which Ute screening of PKU •phenyl- affect health care now and tn the ketotiuria>, a condition tn newborn future Many hospitals are training ert Humphrey and family and children resulting tn mental re- ground* for doctor*, nurse* ana Sdatlon. If not detected early In other paramedical personnel who family. Later evening gumta were sney. Tlie Stale Health Deport­ ment la now providing a screening hospitals. family of Charlotte. test which te to be made available Some hospital* conduct medical Tony Waldren of Nashville and "idmlntatraUve research pro­ condition.** Bay said. An average of one In every seven litapltal operation and manage­ person* require* hospitalization ment. Pennock Hospital Is cur­ rently Involved in a study of nurs- Watha, who rocw.tly purchased | dinner gusot* Sunday, i the trailer home of the Ralph I of Mr. and Mra. Arthu Showermarw on Eaton Highway, fenstein. If. woodlahd — of ------------- . Uwre , Frtijy. Poupart at tendril east town, moved dren and youth are Invited to participate. The basketball game of Morgan added iwlp toward financing this G-irn and chHdren. Iccal were .,™am ' ’ April 25. dinner gucsta of Mr. I „ }' „ and Mra George Owen. Evening * Ww??J*tun*11 visltora were Mr. and Mra Tom I1’?’”’ 6yntla-v ,rom Chicago, II) , McKee of Hastings. * Mr. and *hCT® *he *fPent wllh her Mra. Gary McGhoc nnd chU- Idflu*h.t*r- ■Anl>a'. M1-- Warner war . TOW-. mt-1■“ Ing with Vertvon Thompson near ' ?, , avs an< 2?' j,u Baldwin. * Mr. and Mr* Charlea Wall of Haatlnp were April 25. R^, , Tne Kcnncui navies spent from t Mr Tu“d*r Thuraday «th Mr*. “ IMaystl Rush and the Hoyd BaxRlchard Shoetridge vtalted MbJundersurgery at a Grand Rapids their vacation at Carsen City with relatives. Mr*. Mabel McCaul and Mr. and Mrs. Carl Slater of Clarks­ ville. vtalted Roy Slater at But­ terworth Hospital In Orand Rap- day* l*»t week with her daughter and family in Lansing * Mr. and Mra JUbcrt Haskill of Unsing and their ton from Missouri spent Use Sunday with Mr. and Mrs FrsrJc Bumpus, * Mr. and Mra. Frank Engl* visited . relative* In South Bend last Thursday. * Mr. and Mra. Don Stuta and children of Grand Rapids came to see her paranta Bunday but they had al­ ready left for a Detroit hospital -------- ----- — denly at his home Wednesday. Funeral service* and interment l* spending the time with her was held there The Laphams friend. KSy McMillan. resident* and had lived in Cali­ fornia for a numbar of year*. Hl* wife te the former Maa Mc­ Laughlin. * William Lane wa* taken by ambulance to the Vet­ eran* Hospital in Ann Arbor Friday. He had recently under­ gone lung surgery at a Grand bion College April 23. after Rapid* hospital * Mrs. Vernon spending a week's vacation with Beardsley, who has been tn a real home at Charlotte since a“turt*y- APr11 10- TiMtort of leaving Pennock Hospital, waa r Mr “nd Mrs Hiu!c>' Stadrl. a brought to her home last Thuraw mJ Vi? V <W. « Mr. wa Mr. XU Mr. and Mra. Robert Moore and children Mr. and Mra Bill Blough and children and Mra. Greta Blough were April 35 din­ Mr. and Mra. Keith Baaeett of Battle Creek anti Mr. and Mr*. Max Guy of Woodland spent Sun­ day at their cottages here. * Mr. and Mrs. Warren Calms spent Thuraday with his nephew. Mr. and Mr*. Murie Reynold* at Union City. * Gcurgc Lowden entertained company from Lansing Sunday. four ton* of Charlotte spent Bun­ day With her parents. Str. and Mra. John Mason. * Mr. and Mra J. Roy Smith of Grand Rapids and Sidney Gelb of Caledonia were Bunday visitors of Mr. and Mr*. Walter Culbert. Walter and Fay and Mr. and Mrs. Fred O'Connor and Bette of rur gut falter and MarJean The Saucy Boat HMnaEaguadi ers Blough of Northville. * Mr*. Ruth Springer of Hasting* and Mra. Greta Blough, local, were RttM* Mrs. Reuben Crites *pen weekend visiting relative* in Jackson. Mra. Sylran Tagg attended a birthday get-together honoring ton Kuhn of Freeport April 25. * Mr*. Milpl tai ha* the proper staffing, which includes both quantity quality, and and Mra. Jii Burghduff of Has­ a proper rnlx of professional nnd tings to # t&annlng meeting of non-professtonal personnel. It te Eggleston of 81k Late*. * Mr. Carl Foralund1 daughter were weekend visitor* ot Mr. and Mra. Joe Christie of Marion. ★ Mr. and Mra. Seymour Bouwens and children study being conducted in the bo*pitals of southwestern Michigan under the sponsorship of tbe Mich- Kellogg Foundation to determine the practicality of applying indus­ trial and engineering techniques tn hospital* in an effort to and help keep hospital cost* from ris­ ing too rapidly. asked by Michigan Hospital Scrv- For Comfortable Summer Living... Add A Screen Room! Enjoy the outdoors without being bothered by winged mute far hospital* by Blue Croaa. It was also selected as a pilot hos­ pital in a study by the Hospital Administrative Service* a national organization providing statistical data for better management of tvwnlrals tA —. ——. accounting techniques which are hoped will provide administrator* and boards of trustees with pests. Let us add a lovely screen room to your home. Wc can do the job easily and economically, lee to it you get a screen room that will enhance your/home'* appearance and help keep it* value high, z Our - Mrvice I* complete. more depth for the in an effort to rei Haspltate are alao concern^ with the health of peraona not hospitalised, ■nirough public edu­ cation program* and cooperation with allied health agencies, thiy promote better health practice* in the Entire community. Wo can plan the job, *upply all material* and do . Freeport ONE-STOP the actual construction. SERVICE Coll us Hii* week for an at home' estimate. By Mrt. Syioan Taff Ul *M«k St. TU-U1T The George Elliott children of Hastings spent a weekend with Floyd Grinnell. while their parFloyd Grinnell were Mr. nnd four children of BoXUc Creek. * April 25 with their daughter. Mr. Tmpala Sport Sedan, juet one of IS model! in the Number One lint Mr. and Mrs. George Humphrey, and Build An Outdoor Living Room' This Spring! Let u* show you how easy it is to create a lovely patio behind your home. We hove all the materials you’ll Mr* George Hmnphiay ---------------------- Jack Neubecker homo In Alto, h Six. George Humphrey were Corrigan at Middle lake. * Mr* Success hasn't gone to its price Newton of Hasting* April 35. and vtatted Mr. and Mr*. Clark Blanchard of Wyoming April 25. need . . . including plastic translucent panels for your Greiner of Hastings were April After au, you don’t fet the No. 1 place (or stat there year after year after yw) unlesa you give people a lot detail* on our financing pions. farm near Heatings * Mr. and No Obligation Estimates Budget Terms Arranged! — u_ THE U.S.A, steady things as you go. Uke howBfbr much economy 4 *a/#*/ or excitement you’d want, our mhterly 140-hp Six to our ferocious Turbo-Jet V8, 325 hp on order. for their money. That, Chevrolet does. Look what’a new for 1965. Everything. Like the handsomest ndw atyling you’ve ever turned ■ “E NU. 1 WAY around for another glance at. Like Chevrolet’a Jet­ CHEVROLET) smooth ride, even better now with Wide-Stanea to Besides price, one other thing hasn't changed: Chevrolet’s traditional resale value... jtill so good you won’t believe it until you get it So get it (along with all that’s new) at your Chevrolet dealer's. Now. LARKE BUICK-CHEVROLET "E ank mm iwr 1435 I. HtMvw Wl MW � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/492/HastingsBanner_1965-05-20.pdf 68588ae380303cbe7f3d7505d24f6ca1 PDF Text Text This Is Michigan Week—Fly Your Flag On Friday—Heritage Day The Hastings Banner One Hundred and Tenth Year $79,517.77 Sales Tax Here Pay Total sates taxew collected Ln THE BANNER’S FIRST HOME —This is how The Hostings buUdlax in 1195 looked Uks this. tt housed the Hicks A Spence returns was 87951777. That, In­ cluded 86295 on buUdlpg ma­ terials, 85,179 for general merchandise, 829502 for food. 822,144 for automotive. I1JB24 for apparel, 81,461 for furniture. 85.- Hostings, Michigan, Thursday, May 20, 1965 Section One—Pages 1 to 8 Memorial Day Will Soon Arrive—Drive 24 PAGES — 3 SECTIONS NUMBIM I Antique Sale Friday Night at Community Bldg. Members of the Historktd So- ' Heritage Day of Michigan Week this Friday. May 21. at 7 pm. in the Community Building in Has­ The wide and varied collec­ tion Includes a walnut whatnot, n very quaint folding walnut chair, a marble-top table, a rough sanded pine and maple table, i unusual picture frames, a pine and birch china cupboard, wal­ nut secretary, very good spinning a picture easel with picture, iruft. IJIIFIJJ table, fireside bench, chain, some silverware, iron toys, dolls, triv­ ets. flat-irons, kerosene lamps and lanterns, a pedestal table, bedding, butternut spool bed frame, also a maple and walnut bed frame, pitcher pump, clocks and many dishes that include some Limoges. Carnival glass. and Conununity. Banner, with the editorial, advertising and business office fronting on Stole Street, and the commercial printing section with the business offlm laraisA In whits hniuu. __ ________ ..... . . ... •Photo by Barth. Ttiere is a table of “Old but Nice" pieces that are very useful as well as decorative items. Recent donors to the collection are the Christopher Goulds. Ar­ thur Kidders. Irving Township Board. Wilson Guernsey. Del Morgan. Clifford Webb. Barry We have never had a formal County Farm Bureau Women. Ernest Morgans, Gordon Oro til­ ers, E. L. Appelman.,Rjjr Hay­ wood, Mrs Minnie Springer, Eva Hecox and Marie Hlgby. Doors will open at 5 o'clock special date on which everything and the old phonograph of Mr. wu completed. Invariably, it Webb will provide a proper back­ seemed, there were always a few ground. Larry Baum and Bert Benham will be on hand to give all a bit of a ride, of course, "EDITORIALS" State’s First Lady Seek School Board Position Charles Moore 2 Dies on Friday; Mayor Proclaims Poppy Days In Hastings Howard Frost, secretary of the Hastings Board of Education, will be opposed in his bld for an­ other term on the board in the Hastings Mayor Franklin C. Funeral services for Charles J. June 14 election by Dr. Charles Beckwith has proclaimed Thurs­ Moore, 86. ppmlnent Barry day. Friday and Saturday, May 20, 21. 22. as Poppy Days in Hastings and has called on all leader who died Friday citizens t» participate in Utts at Pennock Hospital, v special event which pays tribufe al- 3 pm. ThMBlay at t first named to the school board to veterans and at the some Ume port Methodist Church. , In October of 1M7. when he «u provides funds for special pro­ grams. 1 and burial was in t Poppies. HtUe red crepe paper Township Oemgtory. flowers which arc replicas of those growing In Flanders Fields, till.-rJ will be sold by members of the American Legion and Veterans of Foreign Wars and their Aux­ many yean and helped to organ- He is a 1950 graduate of the Unl- iliaries tn all communities. . vcrxlly of Michigan and a native cnu ana was a nieiuucr oi inr , Welcome Grange. During World < 1 0-----------War I he was engaged In ship- IJIJC American citizens, set aside a ping livestock out of this area. IO UTT CT special period Ln which we pay He was In the insurance bus!-' our deep and thankful appreclness about three decades and > served tor 20 years as president Hastings High School again all generations for their love of the Woodland Mutual Fire In- , surance Company. In which 15 or more students are States and for their contribtiWhile he lived in Rutland enrolled, it wu announced tills Township he had served u the through their service in” the township treasurer, and while In June 21 through July XI. Armed Forces of cur beloved Na­ tion. and many years as a justice of the Rites Tuesday 11 From Barry Earn Degrees At Michigan cred operations during 1966. of buri newt included those provid­ ing: personal services to Indi­ He built the present Sunoco service station in Freeport mlnlmum of M dock in Bowne Township across the road from his farm. His wife died on June 12. 1904. «. He » te survived u/ by w two mm., sons. make-up" hour will be held In Ralph of Freeport and Alva of 0,6 afternoon for students who Clare; 12 grandchildren: 25 h*ve incurred legitimate absences, great grandchildren, and iwo However, a student will not be brothers, William of Florida and allowed more than three absences Big Rapids and Arthur of Free- during the aix-week seaslon. irt. A son died in infancy and More Information may be obdaughter, Mrs. Dale (Maud) kilned by contacting the HHS u.V died II. Cook, in Slav May, IMS 1966 i office. Frank Stamm Heads Jaycees wife of Michigan's Chief etecu- Model Future Swtmlng Pool will be on display and available for inspection. Hastings Dennis L. Huntley. It6 ill! 8. Michigan, was graduated rtraUen. ployed 114 persons (exclusive of proprietors) and had a payroll 1 .44.412 establishments w (ceipto of 81,7931 million. business admlntetraUcm; Mary L- Michigan David am! Virginia Crtsty. R1 Officers for the fiscal year Washington, D. C„ 20402 and al Hickory Corners, each earned BA degrees: Ruth A. VerUnde, Middle­ starting July 1 were elected Mon­ ville, a BA. and Dennis A- Foust, day night by the Hastings JayBtomm; Interior vice president. Officers of the Nashville VFW dent. Bob Hartle; secretary; Art Post and Auxiliary are to be In­ Meade; treasurer. Sager Miller,1 stalled at a public ceremony at and board member. Jack Noel neertng. Cottage Damaged A youngster playing with an electric hot plate Is believed to have caused the fire at a cottage at the Wesleyan Campground south of Hastings about 12 55 ints ofyesterday”.... as gleaned from the tir.preMlveneas of the downtown Eleven Barry County students an Illa ted division. Family Fun Pools, Inc. has announced an grata at the University of Mlehl- open house celebration for this come the flower that is symbolic "Now, Therefore I. Franklin C. Beckwith, do hereby proclaim Thursday. Friday and Saturday as Poppy Days in Hastings. I further recommend that all of us join on Memorial Day In paying special tribute to the men and «omen who have given so much Family Fun Pool Open House This Weekend Medical School. Flint College or’ tlon picture production and dis­ tribution bnsfneiwea; motion pic- Any student interested tn at­ port Knights of Pythias and wu a member of the Freeport Meth­ tending is asked to complete an application on or before May 28. odist Church. Any student from any high school ship on April 14. 1879, the san in the area may enroll providing his high school principal approves March of INI he married and the dais is not filled by HHS ‘Our Heritage Day* to be Featured By Mrs. George Romney’s Talks to Barry Seniors. Women of County Barry’s Service Businesses Have $2 Million Gross tribute especially by materially assisting the men and women Freeport Board of Education. He At one time, we were considering the construction of a new plant away from the business district. We needed more room and this srerned to be the only solution. To Give Addresses Here on Friday arid homemade goodies will be on tlcnal and Uiought that Michigan from the comer at Church and George Swanson U donating Week might be u logical time to State. We liked It there. Then Michigan Week opened auapkioudyu, Ha.Minp and Barry came the opportunity County residents participating Spiritual Foun-------------* to — purchase - avurir^ Sunday .ruiiMa* with wikai icaiurno 111 epilliu.llin ruilllall the other helpers and the sale the Bauer property next door, daltons Day and this annual observance continues this Thursday begins at 7 o'clock. Armwisc. this gave us the space! with Education Day, Friday with Our Heritage Day and SaturAll the money from this rale especially, when the ghel- day with Onr Youth Day. markers In Barry County. dmvtauirtbw, ------- -----------Students in Hastings and other Harry County schools this statement. Groups Interested in was acquired to provide additional Ttiuraday will learn the great significance of Michigan "Dyna­ seeing printing machinery in oper­ room.mic in World Progress " ation have always been welcome Friday will be one of the high­ The remodeling of a building Is to tour the plant and always will lights of Michigan Week and something of a gamble, since you their flags on Our Heritage Day. activities scheduled for the next (Please turn to Pg. 4. this Sec.) Summer School Ha helped in obtaining the first fire truck for Freeport and an advantageous time for open house tours, anyway. formed a bucket brigade to ex­ Klwanli. Speaker — Chief Judge welcomed. Hostesses will be Mrs. Pro Tern John W. Fitzgerald of Theater Hodges, Mra. William Kirkpatrick. Mra. Howard Peters. Mrs. Robert Shannon and Mrs. Klwanls Club's luncheon meet­ Stephen Johnson. ing Wednesday noon at the Par­ Another highlight of Our Heriish House. Judge Fitzgerald, of vlsiton. adult and children alike, Grand Ledge, wu elected last Sale to be held Friday at 7 pm. and that free gifts will be pro­ !*ovember from the Third Du- at the Community Building at trict and discussed the functions the fairgrounds. A variety of an­ vided for all age levels as well. of tiie new Court tique articles, in addition to a wide selection of good furniture and other things will be aueNancy is Home tioned of! with George Swanson Nancy. 6-year-old- daughter of donating hV. auctioneering servMr. and Mrs Lawrence Puyne of ices. Mbney realized from the R2 Hastings, was brought home sale will be_u*cd to place hlsfrom Butterworth Hospital.! tartea) markers in Barry County. specially invited guestr. Plans are being completed to Grand Rapids, on Saturday! «Onday 'rPn^Uvre " ™ m““ organize a “modem math" class ‘ ‘ioHfnization. joined th. Rotart­ for adults next Fall, Assistant to In Uie Palm Sunday tornado. >nl for thB jons the Mlchl<>n Michigan week Week Ionlun'cheon and heard Edgar K Orr to the one offered during this post EXHIBITS ON DISPLAY -president of Orr Industries. Inc.. Winter In which about 300 parents The 7th grade Art Exhibit {Central Bank of Grand Rapids be Thomas Maurer and Keith Tay­ Science Exhibits In the junior and vice president of Keifer In­ lor. of die public school faculty, ternational Products. In Cluses have be-n tentatively art open to the publie Friday eve- I porting school products to begin the second week of the nlnx. Holland. He discussed the need for the ! United States to expand its In‘ tcrnntlonai business and declared (that opportunities overseas are unlimited and that trade with stop and see the pool In opera! tlon on Bsturday. May 22. from 10 am. to B pm. and again on Sunday. May 23 from noon until a pm. Lawrence has announced that ‘Modern Math’ For Adults to Be Offered Here Banner files llicto. Jackson. Woodland Township Registration Nolle* tor the Special Election NERDS MATERIAL Mayor John W. Hewitt and his dent; V, lliord G Pierce, third «— from Hastings were given a,, vice president: Gordon CroUm, party ---------------— j—dur . sectary; George Balch, treasurroyal reception at Dearborn ­ ing the Michigan Week mayors exchange program. Included In I by the colorful Mayor Orvle Hub­ Notice is hereby gh__ qualified electors of Woodland Township that registrations are 6317 E. Coats Grove Road. Those who have voted during the last motor cycle escort from the city this election. Only property ownborn Inn. a quickie tour of Greenfield village and other thal large scale operations are events too numerous to mention. stUI in progress in t Theater of OpcroUons. W. Blas Company, wu elected president-of the Hastings Lions Club at the meeting Tuesday evening, to succeed Lynn Perry. Other of fleers named were Ralph . . ■MXwABD QLANOBB. Woodland Township for a period DIGNIT ■ aww ..vw.il iii.ru <><u ■ vi 1.11 uici 11 wun .iinjorana , Mrs. J. Glenn Sperry ef South Haven (left) exchanging mayoralily --- — -—--------. _tlr* ~----- — Mrs. Donald Lent (right) as participating Day with Woodland. Both official parties Woodland Township Clerk 8/20 �les for Rayner Held Friday May 1J, at Pennock Hoepltai. were hold at 1 :$0 pm. Friday at 1 - Osgood Funeral J.'-.nWM W»v. George EiUotl offl- Selby and Mary iFergttsoni Rayner. He moved to Georgia . . TENDER, BLADE CUT CHUCK Hartings in 1919. He formerly was employed by the Wool Boot Company. the K. W. Bliss Oanpany and farmed In Carlton Ttownshlp. He also worked for the Naah-Kelvlnauir Company in Grand Ralphs from He lived In thia Mt had ben Until: Charles of Clarksville: ,kxi Heights. and Richard of Wyoming:, three daughters. Mrs OLamb Sale! LEG-O-LAMB SHOULDER ROAST Shoulder BLADE CHOPS THICK CUT RIB CHOPS WELL TRIMMED at HMllnai trout grandchildren; two slst/rs. Mra. Myrtle Rayner of Hartings and Mra Lulu Calc of HimUngiL ib. 79' ib. 49' ib. 59' ib. 98' Personal Mention • WfeiW®S | ROAST 39c kraft Mra. 0. D. Bauer was a dinner guest of the Clare Kauffmans of Alto on Sunday. The Earl Campbells of Assyria and the Clarence Mlllera spent last week on a fishing vacation at Lake Gogebic. .The weekend before they left the John Kornoelys bf Marlon were guests at the Millers, and the Sunday af­ ter their return their daughter anti grandson, Mrs. Carl Norcutt and David, of Battle Creek spent SWIFTS PREMIUM PIO-TEN |HF. BLADE CUT CHUCK STEAKS iorgrhung ib.49' SHORT CUT RIB STEAKS WELL-TRIMMED w. .hummed ib.89‘ ECKRICH LARGE SLICED BOLOGNA_ _ _ lb. 59* r MIRACLE with Ute Air Forie’ has recently arrived In Turkey> WITH WHIP COUPON Mined at dinner honoring the birthday of her daughter-in-law. Mrs. Alfred Stacey, and Mra. Stacey's mother. Mrs. Ida Ritse- A BELOW....... ^QT.T* an overnight guest. T>>e Larry Hamps of Grand Rapids entertained his parents REDEEM COUPON BELOW FOR . . . ' Miracle \ - 2-LB. PKG., SPARTAN Y . j | ^71 FRANKS V> PACKAGE OF ‘ Hamp, i SPARTAN WE RESERVE mghter. Kintlglj, of tan Stort- convention^ al the Pantilnd Hotel. Grand Rapids, on ‘Monday and Tuesday. MikMyers Joined him far the dinner vhdkMr. and Mrs. John Hewitt yurt-T family. Also visiting the Hgtitta were Mr. and Mra. John Hrwnt and family of Lansing afd Miss Patty Kelley of Grand Rapids. The Hewitts are leaving on Thursday to visit their daugh­ ter. the Rex McMillans, of Gray­ ling. for several-days, and from there will go to Gaylord to visit MfltMMLMra. "Butch" Dodge. irWMO' students Larry Marte Jar.d Mary* Martinson spent the (weekend with his parents, Mr. ■Dd Mrs. Leon Martz. ^S»<hd Mra. Wilson Guidet, Jr„ and family of Jenison visi­ ted the Ward Erways Sunday nf- THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES ON ITEMS IN THIS AD. 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'.2?e^>DoU*U4.uD^F*ni^’'-. ,h'iThe Knowles left Uiair trailer at of the Home and THE HASTINGS BANNKR-3 Thursday, May M. IMS Barry Road Fund Bolstered By §232,653 °^srsL.. The Barry County I they have b»n entertaining koine three month vacation trip. They riaw of San Frandaco by night the "Randy" Knowles in Houston, Know Im' opinion. Yooerolte ValTexas, where they vlailrd the L.BJ, Ranch and the King fee* go into the Highway Fuad. Ranch, also the Alamo, the lh__ fiXlnd Barry communities and the, quaint old Spanish Village of their trailer " they found p_ the amount* they receive include Hu-1 LaVIllita. and th. Oovarnora" Palace In Turnon they were ~"k and JL Ung*. 83LS6S; Freeport, WjOM. Si Middleville, 85,545; Narinlllc. M JSM. and Woodland. 81.605. Other area communltle* and the no" vowui, .U u» Ou, vd u. vou on. pouu. Na’Jcns navy bemw-wj pment. of intercet In that locality ^TyX waaAn amount* they receive Include Ver­ montville, 83,887; Wayland. 87^32. Strnheld. 82529: Portland, 813326; Washington, D. C, Wednesday Richland. 81.843; Saranac. 84.716; Manin. 8X271: Lowell. 810280. Lake Odessa. 87.156; Dimondale. 83AS; Caledonia, 83.238, Charlotte. 822,376. and Allegan, UUJI. titu-r Ute small fry, abo prepare and serve tbelr guesta a lundi. and both the buys and gtrij of the class asMjt with the cooking. . The members of the class ato made a cardboard train. mid vari«• other game, and toy. with compare our ennem swimsuit ,? fashions'65 ALWAYS HAST QUALITY * Hastings, Michigan SELECTION QUALITY VALUE Newsmaking styles, fabrics, colors! Top varietyt" Fine details and inner construction! Name fabrics! Count on Penney for savings you can pocket! 0 COLORTV rii ^CHASSIS X/urt awtU ! More About---------- Backward Glance* Continued from Page One Church here were Iwld lut! Thursday evening, conducted by the moderator of tte tenting Preabytery. the Rev. Bernard O. 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GARDNER'S FOR FOR HER HIM Travel Alarms - Westclox Amity Billfolds Responding to the notice in last weeks Banner, about 25 eld­ erly people attended a gathering hens to form a social club tor those who have reached the Hires:. quarters of a century mark. 1 3 speed*, for extended tape time for highest fidelity. ■ Easy push-button control*. ■ Provision to record and play back through auxiliary components. —We Service All Makes— 315 S. Hanover 30 Ian Ago The Barry County Tax Ootnmlaiion lield Ito first martini; Monday for organization. MonaBackus was named chairman County Clerk Allan C. Hyde by I virtue of hta ofttoe la secretary. ’ Other member* of the oonunl*-, aloo are County Treasurer L F. Maua. County School Commie­ stoner Maude Smith. Carl Weeplnter and William Lind. The dty council Friday evening took action to insure that satis- ; factory Improvement will be made from the end Of the pavement on South Jefferson street to the InteraecUoo with Shrlncr street.1 Thia section of a much used city street luvi been left in very un­ satisfactory condition. Mounds left where the street had been dug up for various purpown have never been properly smooth­ ed over and there are an in­ creasing number at mud Loire which give people driving off tlie pavement a good Idea of vlut the entire course of Jefferson street used to be like. For stirring up a sea-side sensation . . . the newest of the new! This collection has been mdnthi in the planning ... to bring you buys you just can't miss! At the clotting aeaaion of the Junior Brotherhood. Tueeday. the following officer* were cix>aen for the coming year: Burr VanHoutra. moat worthy brother; Laverne Sutton, worthy brother; Ferret Christy, secretary; WUUam McKnlght, treasurer. $6.95 “s Lodv Norelco Roxon >n. 5'5 ’5 Speciol $15.88 Electric Hair Brush and Manager Travel Kits D. Polka dot cottoA with boy leg. Pique trim and belt. Inner panty. 32 to 38. 8.98 B. Double knit Helanco* nylon sheath with adjustable stretch straps. 32 to 40. 10.98 L Acetate, cotton and rubber sliarkskin sheath with scoop neck. 32 to 40. 8-98 C. Double knit Helonco* nylon suit with boy leg styling, scoop top. 32 to 38. ' 8.98 F. Stretch nylon ^ith striped top. solid pants. Stretch belt too. In sizes 32 to 38. 9.98 $2.95 u«> JUST SAY CHARGE IT Electric Razors— $8.95 A. Cotton gingham check two piecer with ribbon trim, inner panty. 30 to 38. 6.98 Schick (SuperSpeed) »•*. 52’ 50 Speciai $19.95 Natural Bristle Brushes FOR MEN Nawau-length stretch lastex trunks with Norelco (FloatingHead) Hair Dryers knitted front panel, inside pocket. $29.95 Special $19.95 Hallmark Stationery Solid colors. 28 to 38. Norelco (Flip Flop) Fanny Former Candy Ms- *15.M Special $15.88 Timex Watches FOR BOYS Nassau-length Hallmark Stationery styles in Celoperm® oce- Famous Brands in Cosmetics tate-nylon-cotton-rubber; Timex Watches Beautifully Packaged all nylon. Colorful stripes. 14 to 20. For any gift occasion ' sow Give a KODAK Camera . bi owx 11 Bupshet CMwrn ~ *7.95 uaaa naiUUfK Casern “ *11.95 aaaaa Neste OwetM *” *19.95 (We Gift Wrap, too) FOR GIRLS Cloulc tank suit in quick-dry stretch Th* naw Winegard Colortron deliver* crisp, dear reception to your TV . .. even on wr nk channel*. It give* you more distance, mure channels. So powerful you can have TV antenna plug-in outlet* in •very room. Priced from 464.90. nylon. Five of her favorite solids with contrast pip­ ing. 7 to 14. 3” 2.00 SEE OR CALL 1.98 FOB FMI ESTIMATES Sun Glaues 1.00 BORTON'S Beach Hats 1.98 Antanna Service la the Hsstiag* Area Phone Freeport 765-3611 f ll jtoi"6 Hours! Opan Mon., Tun., Thur*., Sat.: 9:30 a.m.'til 5:30 p.m. Opan Wadnaiday and Friday Nighti until 9 p.m. �Join Drivers’ I'Fred Wieringa Of Middleville Test Pn ram Dies Tuesday 1 Kroger Stores Thf enlarged building as It now Stand* to stricUy a -home grown" ittnurd from Pg. 1. this Sac.) affair. The design »m done locally, material were obtained locally and always be sure what will EDITORIAL i PIWIOCK HOSPITAL l| Funeral aervirea for Fred B. Wieringa. 71 M Middleville. Judy VanWlo, a llcanrad pracI who died Tuesday morning. May I IB, at Blodgett Hospital in Grand Uoal nurse at Pennock Hoapiui ; Raplfta, are U> be held at 3 pm on the afternoon shift, returned Friday at the fleeter Funeral Monday night from a grand varollon in Turaon, Aria. 8hc flew Home in Middleville. ,„r Rev ™ Karl ... . The H. Keefer to out May 8 and returned May 11, to official* with ba ria I in enjoying her flrat plane trip very While ,n in Tucson, *» aha Yankee Spring Cemetery. I •much. —* wh,u “ stay-­ Mr Wleringa had been hca- ed with her uncte and aunt. Mr. pltallzcd for a month prior to and Mrs Italph VanWIe, who lila death. Ho to survived by hta wife; Rand: two daughters, Mra Charles (Margery) Williams and Mra. Hurry (Itemadine) Rraser. both of Middleville; a son. Bern---------- —ard. of Middleville; 11 grand- weather at Tucson was very nice, children; thro. Mr. Ar- not much hotter than B was in thur (Margaret) Itowc of High- Barry County a few days back, land Part; Mra Edward (EUxa- with just one real cool day white beth> Timm of Middleville and *he was there. d tn make room for the , twwever, we were happy. ibtadly lucky, tn find that and labor. Kven the gaslights were tarial. advertising and ixudncaa problems developed obtained through a local agency office fronting on State Street and I went about aa planned and installed by liral craftsmen. the commercial printing asrtlon Construction worlt progressed by stapes, timed K> that it wu never rajni were being punched necoaary to chute down, even while igli to connect the two build- new equipment wu Scing installed, Brfrk must have been really and old equipment relocated. The made from a photo taken of the western portion of the present Banner building tn 18». when It The program • was developed housed Ute Hicks Ac Bpence general rierr. At the right, you cun put and to being spotuunxl by the Columbia Broodea.il ing System, see a portion of the stairway that Safety Council. Krogrr-ta co­ operating in the nationwide aafoly effort because of the com­ pany* -recognition of the need to halt needless traffic injuria* dent's hour Ip which the new State President Roy R. Oallle Mr mkI Mra Ovilte VunWfc Iwnored outgoing President Mil­ called on Mr. am! Mra George Wood of Grand Raptds. Sunday. siisLBYVimi — Oi»<. lUrtuu. ton D. McKay. Ury also visited Mra Id* Wile*. *:,‘SrraLi‘ b«. n.b.i. *>..>. IL V.U.WI,. .uni. «l» l.a* SLWSS-JSJ.’fiSL.’W. mat. hi*-u-IO, V.m. i CORNER WALNUT AND S. JEFFERSON HASTINGS tiling clcsriy resembling an inferno. So. a special salute also, to the old-time printers, whose tenacity »xs a factor in creating the better conditions ofrtoday. Even alter Uie caru». ill, v«ai»« rotter. OBO B. Sunday to visit another stater VI Mtilajtsa. lUruta Onn»i, 413 B. and family, Mr. and Mra George Kuo*. Vlania Klng.l», uoa B auu, Dryer and family. Mra. Dryer la Dr. CHo:»« Xxxkwood. 7M B. Bn­ t-a. Jo-FJlra Mrv* *40 H. Bend. i recovering from surgery. Monday j Vli*lnl« Bibb**. Ill, AUU Malta. El. Lui* V*»u*v. 41. W. Apslt. May they attended the birthday ceJe- i I IT. BL.try Bl. M», 1$. MABHVUXB — MlMt.4 y*nott, 11$ of the Michigan Department of Conservation. Bob. who lui* Ixvu , with the dirpurunenL 14 year*,'i; is hi charge of the field office'! and currently they have added ; A COMBINATION THAT ASSURES SATISFACTION Competence and efficiency are only half the story of our funeral BEATS! WHIPS! MIXES! service. We combine these qualities with understanding, thoughtfulness .till have the added room needed to produce efficiently. 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AFFILIATE of LAWRINCE GAS SERVICE M <3 .nd M *7—A Mila oW Ooa.H.lf Wnt o( ((nHRfi FIim. Wl S-1101 �i turirita* trip. SI personal Mention -----—. susujy oi ipsj. Untt vUlUKl hi* parent*. th* Don STrZ Suffers Fatal Heart Attack Sriuuf banquet at the Amwtan Son Hall in Battle Orwk on wrfnrad*y evening of taM week. Mr and Mra. Richard Oruce. • ur.i XI5 iwiiuru ut omu of IndianapoUa Ind i Wwhingtoo. t>. C, thl* week I gurato of the Hamer iwvkcra CHOOSE OUR INSURED-SAFE STORAGE For your WINTER WOOLENS Stop* Moths-Frees Closet Spoce Phone BARRY Cleaners 321 S. Michigan Hastings I May D, following attack. He va* born May 14. Uli and had lived for many yean In the Ciarkavtlle area and attended City thl* Bummer. the EtoMinberKer school. . On May 8. 1930, he married Beatrice Gray, who survive*. He also leaves a daughter. Mr* Chart** iBharom Mower; two grandchildren. his mother, Mr* Charles iLueUai Stahl; two Sylvania. • brother*. Kenneth and Lloyd, William Smith. **pi of the Wil­ and a lister. Mr*. George (Gienlard Smith* U with the IBM al nai Eldred, all of Clarksville. Alpena till* Summer Hckri Cole and Lculae Odrxywolaka al tended the Mlciugnn phen, at Conull Unlraotty. The RED CARPET out the For You This Woduai The Stpelicn Johnauna auendril' Funeral terrier* for---- — the wedding of Mbs* Judy Itobinu, i Stahl. S3, of Clarksville were Elaughtar of Mr. and Mr*. AJantwId Sunday at 3 al th* Clark*itobma of High iusotn* o« (sign Joint. joint, N. it. C v . and ana i »IU* Bl bl* Church with inter­ Mr Martin Collin* in the Uia Barali c*meMr. Sarah mcnl in the_ Clarksville _ Marvfh ... B. Duke Memorial Garden at Duke Univrraity on May lat. flci*tod. ■ The bride1* moil hit i* the former SPECIAL BUYS and BARGAINS GALORE! Ladies SPRING COATS □ur entire stock of Wool Dress Coats Ladies CASHMERE COATS 100% cashmere in black and beige. Marked Down Off from Regular Prices Regularly $59.98 .?4400 ( Two styles from which to choose. Ladies Slips Society newS Mohair Sweaters Saturday evening Use Dupli­ cate Club gathered at the Dave WiMretl. Mra Richard Btrke and Ci.xjily.Fira and then drove to Mra. Wilbur Birk enjoyed a day Grand Rapid* for their annual dinner party. Pastel colors in cardigan styles. Sizes S, M, & L. Dacron & cotton in lace trim. Sizes*32 to 44. Regularly $12.98. Regularly $2.98. Everything Returned in the Fall Refreshed Wl 5-4265 atParmalee^s Mr. and Mr* John Birman. Jr.. Mr. and Mra. Howard Bir­ man. Walter Birman. Marie friend* Monday afuynocc to help Hutching and Mra. John Binnan. jhim celebrate hi* fourth birthday. Sr.. virited John Binnan. fir., i| Michael* riJtUr. Debbie, wm olao in Community HoepittU, where. included in ll» blrtixlay fun. he laid a (jliiuooma eye operation i on Monday. now HOW ODDS & ENDS from our Ladies* READY t« WEAR DEPARTMENT </3 „ '/i One Reck of Dresses. Jean,, Cut-Offs, Blouses, Swim Suita, Skirts, Etc. club wa* entertained at the homo You’ll Uka Our . . . Beautiful Roses Use Ortho Liquid Rose Food and Ortho Rose Dust and Spray 'OSE FOO® - Nylon sheer, square or long neck styles. Assorted colors and patterns. Regularly 59c. Just leave your dry clean­ ing with our experienced attendants. They will pre­ spot. clean and hong them on your hangers. Just tell us what time you'll pick them up and your cleaning will be done while you shop. from the HaaUnga City office*. 231 W. Store 3 Now evening. May 13th. Mra. Richard Fcldpauach and Mra Robert Hopkins held Um high tallies. Congrraa, into which they have recently moved, for a houacwarming party. They brought refreshment* and a lovely gift. A very pirtunuil evening waa •pail. On Sunday, the 16th, a family party including Mr. and SAVE TIME & MONEY Plus . . . Seamless in two shades: Honey and Mist. Sizes 8’/z to 11. Now 2 P<k* *1.00 *1.00 for LADIES SUMMER JEWELRY LADIES BRIEFS-— in the new summer shades. Earrings and Necklaces. Rsgulsriy $1.00. White acetate . . . Sizes 5-6-7. FREE MOTHPROOFING BLAIR’S FARM & GARDEN LADIES HOSE LADIES SCARVES "Drop-Off-Service" Now 2 hr *1.00 4 for *1.00 Now LADIES LINGERIE One Croup—Save one-half on Shift Gowns and Baby Dolls. Sizes S, M, & L. Pastel colors in a sheer cotton-dacron blend. Broadway (20 m*hu) COIN-OP Cleaners NOW *1.99 Regularly $3.98 327 N. Broodwoy 9:00 a.tn. to 5:30 p.m. Wl 5-5982 Monday thru Saturday ' bwiuUf ul right lid* week. Girls SHORTS SETS INFANTS DRESSES. Assorted colors with coordinated tops in all cotton. Sizes 3 to 6X. Regularly $1.98. Regularly $1.49. Imported modeira dresses and slips. now 88 NOW *1.00 INFANT SLEEPERS GAUZE DIAPERS In seersucker print and stripes. Slightly irregulars. Regularly $2.98. Regularly $1.98. Now FURNITURE THURSDAY, FRIDAY & SATURDAY IS 2 doi. *5.00 Infant's Stretch Hood and Pants Sets Terry stretch in pink, yellow and aqua. GIRLS COATS & SUITS Dress Coats and wool Spring Suits. Reduced from Regular BABY BLANKETS by Beocon Pull-on style in sizes S, M, L. Regularly 29c. Now The Essex in assorted colors . . . Machine washable, long wearing and moth proof. Regularly $5.98. Chooae Gift If Purchoaa It $51 to $100 —L—Up to $15.00 I* $201 to $300 Up to $50.00 la $300 to $400 Up to $75.00 I* $400 to $500 ___Up to $100.00. It $101 to $150 ——Up to $20.00 It $500 to $750 It $151 to $200 --------Up to $35.00 It Over $750 Up to $150.00 ---------- Up to $200.00 « BEACH TOWELS Sizes 36 by 65 inches. Assorted patterns. Regularly $1.69. Regularly $2.98. NOW *1.19 FREE DAY" BRING IN YOUR SALIS SLIFS FOR FRU GIFTS 'Wrniture 117 WEST STATE STREET, HASTINGS, MICH now *2.00 GARMENT BAGS Blouses and Skirt Holders Jumbo size to hold up to 14 garments. Holds up to 6 garments. Regularly $1.19. NOW *1.00 fabrics now 88‘ TERRY CLOTH ’ Assorted prints. Regularly $1.19 yd. NOW 2 yd«- *1.00 LAST WEEKS MAY Uth. now *5.00 Hemstitched in assorted patterns. Prints and solids. Values to 98c yd. NOTICK: . . . Machine washable. R.guttrfy $$.98. now *4.00 SPORTSWEAR I aa Thermoweave 100% cotton Beacon blanket STAMPED PILLOWCASES Regularly $1.19. OFFER AFFLItS ONLY TO SALES MADE DURING THE 3 DAYS Sizes 30 by 40 inches. Assorted colors and prints. Regularly $2.98. 4 for *1.00 . BLANKETS by beacon SELECT YOUR OWN FREE GIFTS OF’ FURNITURE FROM OUR REGULAR STOCK. A FREE GIFT WILL BE GIVEN WITH EACH PURCHASE. I YOU CHOOSE ’EM! WAS THURSDAY, 1/a off NOW *1.00 by Cutler It $10 fa $20Up to $3.00 It $21 to $50---------------Up to $8.00 *1.00 $1.98 Kneeknockers and Jamaicas in assorted colors. Sizes 7 to 14. Regularly $1.98. PLASTIC BABY PANTS Chooaa Gift now” Regularly GIRLS SPORTSWEAR BONUS if Purchase NOW *1.00 Now *1.00 yd. Look for famous 'Trade-Name labels on the things you buy ... you'll find them here! Parmaleelr 124 East State Street �ua. nasilMjS BA.VM.R Plan Women's College Week at Michigan State Mother-Daughter WSCS Banquet Enjoyable Affair Candlelight Rites Unite Couple al Baptist Church frdlnrirt \A/rtnlz al • much to Uie Spring Uveme. Die speaker's table held similar ar­ rangements hi dccoraUve ffcacrnotdera. Mr*. Elmer Robinson .md Mrs. Merrill Karcher were re»;Kin- aDow homemakers to study one 1 subject of thdr choice in depth and several others briefly. Coursra , will be offered In home manage- ' I ment, psychology, world view* and many others. ' • ■ were the tiny cupcake* daintily decorated by Mrs Robert All-ri With sequin trim and long tapered over-skirt effect over b scalloped tulle edged with scalloped , llto ---- ■■ ; Club has re-elected Mrs. Harold Other* elected Include the ...... m.L w.ll— again this Summer to bom makers of all ages and intmata Mrs c*rl Benson: during the 38th. annual College wilbur Marsh and Week for Women al Michigan'conrapontlmg secretary. Mro. State University, July 27-30. Tawrencc Tubbs. This year', theme. "Today'. ■ ,‘wenj will appoint her Homo Shapes Tomorrow. World." I v^luusPconlnUttrra and tlw year Is designed for wonun intereoted wl]1 p|;um«i during the — ------- ------ u-n.mer monwio w , Individual and family concerns by tJx. ,lrst meeting next October, to national and international cjUj) member* are conProblems. teniplallng a "skip day" on MooSpcclal gu«* speaker will be june ?. Dr. Zelma George. Former U. 8.1 ------------ •------- ;— Mr and Mrs Harold Gray and Nations, whose topic will be wcrc guests at the "Change and Conflict Around lio<n(. o{ thp Jnck i^tnks In tile World." ptauure sponsored by die W< Society of Christian Service First Methodist Clmrch > room on Wednesday, May 13, r,-ent a very enjoyable evening. Table* were very beautifully dec­ orated with candle* of green and yellow surrounded by Sjrtn^fiowers in low vase* with sprig.- of peen intertwined down. Um cen- Gocn. Pomona. Calif,, and John McOalhard of Lowell, were united In marriage In an Impressive can­ dlelight ceremony Saturday, May «, al tin- First Baptist Church. Rev. RuraeU Houseman perfarmnl the double ring ccrtmcny nt 3 pm . In . ' Kleimrac DffiCATS V/a have the latest especially for mothers with chll- waa given by Leslie Ann-Cook, and Uie Toast to Daughters was given by her mother. Mra. Leslie Cook. Dunng the Recognition of lace length veil of Imported silk illusion Alencon lace outlined and trimmed REV. AND MRS. LARRY DEE McOALLIARD ' . . . Mis* Linda L. Belscn Becomes Bride. a Bible topped with red rose buds and white carnation* patterns Complete prognun and regis­ tration information may be ob­ tained by writing to College Week foe Women, 108 Agricul­ tural Hall. Michigan State Uni- awarded the honor of being the oldest mother present; Mrs. Keith LINOLEUM DIE MODERN FASHION l.N H-OOILS your county extension office. Cottage Week for Women Is of the bride, was the flower girl.'their studies In the Ministry after bride, wqre * ballerina-length gown wearing a white lore dress and I hls Navy duty is over. Weaver, also the mother with the white accoaorles. Master Daniel; Out-of-town guests were from most daughters present; snd Mrs. MR AND MRS FRED F. STANLEY A FLOOR TO MEET . MU* Donna Caukln Become* Bride. bodice waa styled with a Belson, nephew u! the bride, was Ann Arbor. Battle Creek. Eaton J. A Turner of Linden, the mother tinning Education Service and Hapids. AUwn*. Lowell and Mid­ coming Uie farthest distance. Mrs. neckline and elbow-length bearer of UuF ring*. the Michigan Association, of Ex­ EVERY BUDGET John McGaUlard acted as his dlevtlle, Midi.; Fort Wayne and sleeves and featured an empire Ml*a Karen Knlll. of Port Huron, tension Homcmakiss son's brat inon and ushers were Muncie. Ind, and Olbaonburg. waistline with a controlled skirt. attended the guert book. Mias David Hoag. Die bridesmaids. Miss Kay Gib- WUHam Belson, brother of the Ohio. brale and Oeorge W McOallianl. । -----------■rrved the punch, and Mtu San­ of Mra. Nellie Balmer of Mid­ Mrs. Gordon Sheldon with the Betty Belson. cousin of Die bride. uncle of Uie groom. Mr. and Mrs. Postscripts—Die bride iuis been background piano music furnuiu-d dra Gralgmllc. of Saline, served dle Lake on Thursday and PriJoiin Barnett were master and ' Uic guest of honor at acveral bridal by Mrs. Wllliam Nethery. The pro- 1 pink organza over taUcta, The mistress of cerananira. h> mow -h io ■- the audience ----- --from •baby• showers. «-On March 19 her >imt aunt, ------gram— took ' Hasting* cut the heart-shaped accompanied her . son and wife. bodice was styled with short shiv it. suit Mr*. Hoss Belson was Iwatena to hood through the grandmother .....tile Richard Gaskill* to Clark*ihlli..... .....J- T1.. .__ XL... .... stage. Mr> Keith Taylor and b»by. MLm Donna Caukln, daughter McCallum, stater of the groom.. viUo Sunday to at(end the fune123 W. Stole St. tunic effect, removable over-skirt. accessories. The groom's mothiT ’ dlUonal bridal games were played Rene, prraented “Lullaby.'' with served. Mlsa Jan Wlnaihofer. and ' rwl of her neplicw, Dalton Stahl. of Mr and Mra Edward B. Cau ­ Malching lace inserts accented the wore an aqua suit with navy and | and Linda received many lovely Mra. Taylor singing. The “Toddler'' --------------------- ---------------M1M Darlene Jarman of Hostings1 Mtax narlene Jarman of Hoalinss kln. of 219 Bhriner Street, and border of Uie ovcr-sklrta. All three :------ ---------------------------- . 1.ivv »v,v was portrayed by Elizabeth Arma-vre m charge of the wedding. wore matching |>1U box hats with were rrf and wliltc candy striped; ^rvoi. i strong with Janet Let engood a* Uie of Mrs R. Stanley of Hillsdale circular, veils and carried round carnations. i On AprU , Mra Wllliam Belson | reader; “School Age- was a redtaand the late Mr. Stanley, were arrangements of pink and white Mr. and Mrs. Orin Wolcott, aunt! was ho*Uss to Uic female members U«> by Joyce Day. and represent. united in marriage at a lovely Stanley chore a navy blue alienth. mums. wedding ceremony Saturday. trimmed in white with navy blue Little Miss Bennie Barry, cousin ored guest*. I were played and Master Duiuiy consisting of Mary Startcan. Diane "May 1st al the Flrot Presbyterian At the reception immediately Bebon iiclped Aunt Lind* open her Robinson and Jean Nethery phy- Church of Hastings couple will make their home In folknring Uie ceremony. Mra. WU- i Inany gift*. A beautifully decorated ' InK “Allegro" by Mozart, and also Die Rev Willard H. Curt!* Detroit. son Travis, aunt of the bride, cut cake and home nude ice cream performed the double ring certOut of town guest* come from Uie wedding cake; Mrs Ainu Dur­ bniry" by Duwn Clsurch. ’XMllege" Detroit. Birmingham, Warren. kee. grandmother of the bride, Mra. Orin Wolcott am! MB* Kay wu* presented by MraiTtabert Mac­ served ice crcnm; Mrs John Bcl- Gibson co-lmsted a shower on Arthur; -Die Wedding" by Mra of friends and relative*. Mr*. Jackson, Hillsdale, Kalamazoo. John Bay at the organ, provided Grand Rapids, Rockford. Big aan served the coffee and Mrs Orris Johnson, who portrayed the April 16 for 20 friends of Linda. Photography William MUIer served the punch the traditional wedding music. Rapids, Traverse City. Nashville. Both Games and visiting and Uie open­ moUier tn oration, and Mrs. DennU Augusta and Delton. ing of the lovely gifts occupied Cleveland, the bride Mra. Orvaf Litchfield and'Sharon Betaon as­ Uie ever,mg, A beautiful decorated Cutshaw and her daughter. Bar­ ther, the bride A rthrarral buffet luncheon sisted with the gift* and Mr*. Reis bara. presented the "Mother, and. fitted bodice was styled with a; bsl“ M 11 On April 23. Linda was guest of in conclusion, Mra. H0ben*Wtdel round neckline and long tapered brides parent*, and [xirtrnyed the ■Grandmother ' sleeve*. Garland* of re-embrotd- |----------The happy couple left Monday, Joe Stutz. Twenty-fit e Iriend* and May 10, on'a honeymoon to Call- relatlven helped to make a scrap­ maned try Mrs. G. David Hoag. cred Alencon lace with pearl Klpw Rpejdpntc trim accented the bodice and ext\ebiaenT5 book of Linda's life up until the tendlruw'aver the ahouldera. The Invited to The sheath skirt featured *caUeredl1 ‘e<J ,U e HAW NCS — PM-. 945-3967 tinned at Point Mugu far tli* next present time and also of what they Interest of even, the very young. two ycura. They plan io further hope the future will hold. She The Benediction was given by £ari enhanced ^lqu«A naw-’ Welcome WagOn Choose from our Wide received many lovely gifts. Apple Mrs Stewart Sweet Ing panel attached at tlx- waist. o pic. cake and Ice cream wen: with a self txrw furnished Uie ' Persons who have moved to Selections of fine The evening circles of Uie First bock detail Her bouffant veil Uie. Hartings area within the Methodist Church will meet on The Roy Chandlers ore cx-AMc"“u>' 241 “ ^lows: pecting UKlr niece and kUgAdene- MroJIasel Hlnldey. bnuiRe btawxnr. she caryird a attend the meeting of the “Wdcjuoule bcuqurt of carn*tions I come Wagon" club which will be _ . _ :_ _« i Xll S Rrnurivav* ' by the Best Known Houses ----- •-—*— --— • the former Ruth Hammond) of .'Melvta Haight. Algonq-uin Lake. and gardenias with a removable *"*•* “• 25. at the First Methodise potluck; Allan gardenia coroage. IndlanapoUs. Ind., to visit them 6:30 0:30 « ’Uuck- Delilah-Mrs. AlLm Miss Patrici* Kline of Sturgis, Church. DU* wUl provide anover the weekend. The Comforts Hyde. Gun Lake, 6.00 potluck, and Hannah—Mra. Robert Shalits. Al­ by Bobbie Brooks, program extensive trip through Europe gonquin Dike. 6:30 potluck. for Men and Ladies Die daytime circles will meet her Junior bridesmaid wore blue the East including the Holy Catalina and and chiffon gowns with long sleeves land and many places of historic Elizabeth—Mr* Leslie Ixjckwood, and fun skirts. Tlwlr matching internal. headpieces were petal shaped ad­ Dotty Mann j Bender, 822 S. Benton; Tamar— orned with pearl droplet* and BANNf It WANT ADS PAY • Mrs. Hart Stamm. Middle Lake, 112:00 potluck, and Abigail—Mrs. 1 i Roy Hubbard. 431 W. StateiRwd. Arthur Carpenter of Detroit, Many styles from which by the American Greeting Card Co. friend of the groom, acted its Mr. and Mrs. Wally Gementz beet man and MUu> Eden, also of to choose in sixes , t A.h,re:?1 Maraha w.ve in Marion. Ind . Mr. and Mr*. Vernon Wheeler, Ole »«ckcnd « home Ralph HalStCOd Of Bedford were Hunehter the Jark n-eeri- aunt and unde of the bride from 7 through 44 gurau of Mra. Elizabeth Martin ■ NaahvUle, presided as master and on Wednesday. while Mr. and Mrs. Breedlove mlrtrcss of ceremonies. For her daughter's wedding were In Evansville attending a J. C. State Convention. They Mrs. Caukln chose a beige knit Presbyterian Rites Unite Couple In Lovely Nuptials HASTINGS FLOOR COVERING WHITE'S Boys Girls Cosmetics and Toiletries Swim Suits ELECTRIC SHAVERS GRADUATION CARDS to LAPO s2500 AGENCY Gcrncntzcs. While they acre in rgroom* -------------------mother-------------------------chase a blue twoMarion, a new little grandson piece knit suit with blue acccs- DRUGS Ind., and Kris’ sister. Kyle Anne, Laasqh Sharpe Manorial Hall accompanied her grandparent* following the ceremony. Ferri* ixMnc for a few weeks' visit here. State College friends of the bride Happiness is graduating and getting a Buloval 144 E. STATE ST. HASTINGS, MICH. : New Electric / Water Heating Rate L--------- - FOR FAST-RICOVERY WATER HEATERS Hilr In tffuf... allows Fasi-Recovery Eledric Water Heaters Io operate uncontrolled 24-hours-a-day to sujiply you with ALLTHI HOT WAT IM YOU WANT...AT LOW COSTI MH SIM -W It I 1 :i:tr: t Sighted oft shore .. the splashiest, figure flattering- esf swim suits a modern mermaid could wish. True . Jo form they're the wonderful new swim looks of Bobbie Brooks. Don't go near the water without yours • The Bonnet & Gown Shop ' When something hoppy hoppens — it's Bulova Watch Time" Hodges save $ss ON INSTALLATION OF A FAST-RECOVERY ELECTRIC WA1ER HEATER ELECTUC WATER HEATERS CAN RE INSTALLED ALMOST ANYWHERE... EVEN IN A CLOSET JEWELRY EatoblishH 1931 Wl 5-2963 F/pai NOW FOR A IIMITED TIME... your Electric Water Heating Dealer NoVmIIh Nkuun �| Mrs. Gardner's | Grandson Married In Virginia Beach The Chapel of Che First Baptist Church In Burlington, N. C. was the scene Sunday. May 18. at 3:30 pm. for the marriage of Mteu Kay Penn Hood. Virginia Beach, va.. daughter of Mr. and Mra. Brodie Earl Hood, Sr.. 3US Canterbury, Dr. Burlington. N.C, and John Morgan Gardner. U. 8. ■ . Naval Guided Mtaallo School Dam Neck. Va. aon of Mr. and Mm. Robert Gardner, Apalachlcola. Fla ’ Tha bridegroom te the grand­ son of Mra. Ernuv Gardner, 339 W. Court Street. I Dr. Carlton 8. Prickett per| formed the double ring ceremony. | Mra. Kathleen Andrews, organ- | O. Lamrt exchanged their wed­ ding vows in a double ring cere­ mony Saturday. May fl. at SL Rose of Lima Church with the Rev. Father Joseph C. Dunphy animating at the 11:30 service. ' r-w. their daughtea Sharon Rae. to Kenneth DeMott, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph DeMott, R5 Has­ tings. Mlu Geiger is a 19C3 graduate of Middleville T-K High school and is employed at tha Barry County Medical Faclhty. Her fiance, a life Hastings High School graduate, U employed as a tool and die maker apprentice ^baaa Ln Grand Rapids Tum- and Pam Carr, chaumen; Diana Brown, Cindy Puller, Bias Schaftr, Cindy Moyer, Judy Hartert, Sue lUwe. Tim Williams. Terry’ Keller. Mrs. Chase Has Busy Schedule This week Wednesday she \raa in Allegan all day. for a county meeting at Grisvald Auditorium. Uou'll love our BAKED GOODS * Philip Polmatier Is Engaged to Charleston Girl (Mla^aaWaMwwMMreE floor length gown of white, silk1 faced crepe. The fitted bodice was styled with a round neckline and below, Uie elbow length slvcrea. A modifkd empire watat- | Irish Bread A homestyle lost baked on the hearth. Sliced <x uniliced. Lunch Rolls Cr^mtiiw__________ jo. length veil of Illusion wna at- I tecltcd to a hand larged silverI crown art with rutilated quarts. 1 Barbecued Priced from *151 6 for 42c FRIDAY & SATURDAY .Marie te a graduate of Bishop England High School. Philip U a graduate at University of Mich- Superette HASTINGS ELECTRIC 119 W. State St. Ph. 945-2166 Danish Pastries The MODEL cia Gary Cuylcr. chairmen; Chris Hal). Carole Hall. Jean Cavanaugir, Christine Hall and Nancy Tender and moist. Always refrigerated for freshness. Just the thing for snacks and lunches. Chicken & Spare Ribs come and All 58c Coffee Cokes Members of Uie Busy 8 Club entertained their mothers and gucsta for a Mother's Day din­ ner party May 10 at the Sporta- Gilmore Jeweler Chocolate Glazed Donuts 102 E State Wl 5-5316 Chopped German Cinnpmon Bread 39c Michigan Week Junior High Mixer Set Saturday Night a ballerina length gown of pink crepe. Tile fitted bodice featur­ ed a double scalloped bolero ef­ fort with a scoop neckline and Junior High boyu and glrte, ».ponairrdby the Hastings Youth Council. Is to be held in the East gym from 7 to 9:30 pm Saturday. Director Bob King has and curried u Spring bouquet of ins, tulips and daffodils. The bridaunald. Mlaa Nancy Stove. Detroit. cousin of the bride wore an identical gown of aqua crepe and carried a atmllar bouquet. Michael J. Bortak. brother of Tom & Solly Robinion DALE’S BAKE SHOP How come Chrysler sales are up 125%* in 205 N. Michigan —OPEN DAILY- this area? Men's White - Short Sleeve Hl 100% DRESS SHIRTS The groom's parents, due to an overseas atadgnmerri In Bel­ gium. were unable to attend, but A reception was held at Uie Hastings Hotel Immediately fol­ lowing the wedding. Lynne Gard­ ner took care of the sues', book fine combed cotton • Sanforized- Mercerized • Peorlized buttons securely anchored • Pleated bock • Short sleeves with CUFFS. VENTS & BUTTONS • Stitched-down front • Full cut for correct fit and comfort • Permanent collar stays • Single needle tailoring. Neck sizes 14'4 to .16’4. _ Special While They Last! J 77 ’ ■ Each (This Chrysler Newport and six others are priced just a few dollars a month more than tha most popular smaller Mn. Andy Re on Bunday, stay 2. in honor of Mra. Ro's birthday. .Mr nnd Mrs Robert Spillane and daughters. Kathy and D»-hby. of Troy. Ohio, spent Mother's Day weekend with hte mother. care, comparably equipped. And for the small monthly difference, you get everything you want on a big car: power ' ' : ? r ... . . r_ tin TI-AUMrlzc VJhif'c nwn al am DieeiinB, puwvi urantra, ouiuuioiro iiihiwiijjivi'i -"D —“ — —• luk.-. full-size Chryslers. The factory doesn't build jr. editions. No wonder Chrysler sales have more than doubled those jot*tlw same period last year. Stop in. Make the smart move — up to Chrysler. - See us. We deliver. OPEN WED. & FRI. EVENINGS TILL 9 MONEY Construction Money available for new homes Ben Franklin 102 WmI SHt« In <t» tag Wednesday where she installed officcra as she had also done in Berrien Springs. Tliuraday she entertained ten guesu from Berry County with a dessert prior to their meethig to plan for Uic Southwestern couven- day attending the bridge lunch­ eon given by Mrs. Edward VanPopcrlng included Mrs. K. 8. McIntyre. Mrs. D. C. French, Ma. R. O. Finnic, Mra. Leon Standee. Mra. Gay Jordan. Mra. Clifford Dolan, Mra. Roy Hub­ bard and Mra. Russell Belfield. ***• ~ SrtUaa, GENERAL Mra. Keith Chase, prtaldent of Father Dunphy Unites Couple at St. Rose Church marriage. Mlaa Hsueilo Edmonds daughter of Wesley and Lulu ftlmonds. Mr. Standley the aon i of Mr and Mra. Seth Standley . u Augusta. (Lt. Mary bcr llte,pttaj Guild on Tuesday evening, May 11, with Mrs. John Clarey as co-hoeteea. Winners at bridge were Mrs. Ken Labertcaux and Mrs. Willard Lworencc. with floral appliques, featured aiuxt alecvcn and a rooop neck­ line. A chiffon back panel flowed from the waist. Matching bow They also have four grandcimFor her daughter’s wedding, drm Mrs. Standby at the Mrs. Hood wore a light blue lace Columbia Plaxa. Mr. Standley Is11, drros and accessories, the groom s aull working for the Clark Equip­ ment Co. where he hua worked I mother wore aa aqua and while and There is a new gourmet duh in town and the very first gath­ ering at the Jim Chama’ a Sat­ urday evening ago was such a '•Saturday evening Mra. Carle­ ton KneciteL? entertained with a btrtiiday duuui party at her home on W. Center street. Tbs booortu were her .aon. Chris Kaedx-lc. jolui Hopkina and BUI Cook. Their birthdays occur re­ spectively on May luth-lOUi and |«chidand suphanoua on . Mine Nancy Bradshaw, WaahMr. and Mra. Arthur Standley In8ton. D. C, fanner roommate bl Wall lavke were very much u Wakc Ponrst colkge, wna tmpeued wluqi they arrived at m "* — *"x “*“ th home of their aon. James, of G-diuL'urg Sunday. rat Motiicr'a Day dlrmcr with tlwir children. They could hordlj beta-ve their eyre when they arrived and saw the driveway and all available space lacked with cars. They wvuj to the house io see wiial wua going on. Mn- Standley asUd her son, -'.virat's all the crowd, about?" jus reply wits some one luu> a 25 th anniversary. Siu- knew then far every one was paying cpngralulauotw. All gathered around a well laden ptcinlc table. The thw, Mary Mutt and ^PtmUCITY - Elaine Tite.-e were 20 gureta at U» home of Mra. Clay Baaac-tt on TUBoday morning for an informal coffee hour to obaenre tte birth­ day of Mra. Unite Cook, which waa on Bunday, May 9th. auccwano tune to maintain this excellence. Thoae enjoying this gMtronumlc spree each time will be bonito the hoots, the Bob Sherwoods, Burnell Larkas, “Bub" Halte, Jim Cotten and Dr. Gur­ don FtaMtea. Standleys Honored On Silver Jubilee 'Evening in Paris’ Entrances HHS Students at J-Hop Society newS^ TAYLOR Lumber Co. Galesburg, Mich. BARRY'S FARM STORE S. Hanuu at Hastings City Limits DEWEY'S CAR PALACE �V (BARTTNUR BANNER Thursday. May W. IMS i LaknWde Cemetery Rev Robert —.................... : R ■ zx n ■ Mr Aztorrtbk died nt 4 40 pm. Lakp-(l rarniPI’ 'Satw<tay7 May IS. at Sunshine 1 Ct I JIICI Hospital. Grand Rapids, where he ww» 0.1 'luul lwen “ P»C»ent for 10 month*. UICS natlirdav ,lorn *” county. Aug axivo 11(11111 EICE Y I M 1MP he was the aon of John • Funeral aevvktee were held for a,“3 HaUle Aaldirlnk. He marMarmun J AalderUik. 78. farmer rkcd M Ooylng* at White Vt IU laka Odma at the Pick- Ctoud 0,1 Ma/ch ®- Wl’- Tbey ensehxnvi Graduation will mean more with a ' WITTNAUER , A Lonqlntv-WUtnaue- PfMuct i Rapids for two years then going to Lake Odeaaa tn 1020 where ! they have since lived on their farm on Hlw» toad Mr Aalderink waa a member of the Lakeside Orange and izakr-O Farm Bureau. Surviving are his wife; two sorts. Format, of Caledonia and Ivan of Lake Odeasa. a daugh­ ter. Mra. Bernard (Gladys» Dailey of Lake Odexwa; four grandchlldren; seven great., grandchildren, three sister*. Mra. Alice Walker of Big Rapid*. Mr*. William < Anita > Johnson and Mra. Hattie Bcukrma. both of Grand Rapid* and brother, John, of While Cloud. I To Dedicate Dean Davenport WEDNESDAY, MAY 10-OUR UVR1JHOOD I)AY Thl* 1* the day when every Michigan citizen should give thought to how he. hl* family nnu hi* friends earn their living, Memorial May 30 when each community should take stock of the Industrie*, bu«l- Four Special Days Two, 4 Generationi In Myers' Family Hastings Traffic Tickets The family gathering al the E. L. MAT J-Mead* t HtaSilckx. MU <ti«nu», aviMov* Mptaswat. w were 2B at the family party and it was the first time In many years tiuit the group had been able to all be together. The tlret four-generatlon picture taken included Mrs nesses. agriculture, and reports and institution* which provide n held Sunday. May 30. 2:>o pm. livelihood for It* people. at the Woodland Memorial Park THURSDAY. MAY ZO-EDUCAT1ON DAY climaxing Dean Davenoort week Education Day ,1* dedicated to the schools, college* and uni­ versities of Michigan, both public and private, and to the pupil*. Cook, publisher of The Hasting* <, teachers and other personnel which comprise them Thia la the day Banner, at which time the bnmre ’ for recognising the entire educational system, the present fZclli- plaque ccnnmcrnorallng and hon­ oring the memory of the son of ties, the future needs. one of Woodlands outstanding FRIDAY. MAY Zi—OUR HERITAGE DAY pioneer families. the late Dean Michigan's dramatic pa*I. dynamic future are part of al) the Eugene Davenport, will be un­ Michigan Week observance, but Friday. Our Heritage Day. Is set veiled aside tor in-depth attention to the proud history* and heritage of the state and community and IU meaning for our future. Bach citizen U urged to give thoughtful appraisal to the reaour.e*. traditions, culture*, and skill* which have made Michigan great to a native Held alone which waa Uirir implication* for a dynamic future for the state. Don Muri ire; Mra Mosher's aon. Phillip, and hla aon. Timothy Lynn, the second picture Yura.n Included ——— •—-- Pour State Home A WITTNAUER mean* more because of its fine jewelry uyling and became of the precision-perfect Wl(tnauer movement — a quality product of Longinci-WitUiauer. Truly a proud gift at a price that is remarkably mode it. rfUt£t/L JEWELERS D.c. Chiropractor 128 W. Center Si Hastings Phone Wl 5-3394 LEONARD FILL UP WITH LEONARD . Barry Women Lisit Colon, ■NACKLBT WATCH. IS0.S5 Dr. A. E. DaHmas dun MimIut. and his baby. Tracy. SATURDAY, MAY ZZ-OLR YOUTH DAY Isatlon* and interested Indi­ In every community, the keynote of Chit day la the community * own future—its youth. All programs on Up* day should be planned viduals are contributing toward | ■ and carried out with the active participation of youth. Thia day u the MemoriaL used to salute youth and youth groups who are making outstandThe week of May 21 through irfg contributions to the community and youth groups who .ire IM is to be observed M Dean i. making outstanding contributions to the welfare of youth. IDavenport week, honoring early, '•< pioneer* Including thia promi-1 *•' 1* Mr*. Beatrice (Beckwith) Coinent and internationally known mai | lire of Seattle. Wash. who came teacher of agriculture and auto attend the funeral of her slsHickory Corners ter-n-law. Mra Robe. Brekwith. is visiting at the home of her *1*fly Mra. Edna Brown . ter. Mr*. Frank Kurt. . On Thursday Mr* Gayle Ryan, of Agriculture and Vice 1‘re. t- ( Mra. Mabel Ward and Marge Mr. and Mrs Henry Cosby and dent of the University of Illi­ Lentz of .fackaun are to be guests [ I family are now settled in their nois. of Mr* Tina Beckwith, who ac­ Barry County Home Economies r)ru. lluIIir W1 Mlh street. They He retired to “The Maples.', companied them to Hollangl to Menaion Study Group members n«.nll>. purchased the home the Davenport pioneer home In 1 see Ute lullixt « nd their guests participated in f,l<n Vcrnon Mortort. The new ff'S.asra Sra/sr1. .“**!•. s Ji miss r.va rircox, Mrs. u. u. ..tetr annual Ozunty Tbur Tliurs- h m u KDcctal aDtxxil S for by tribute to nationally known mag­ billion miles on Michigan highway* . Bauer and Mrs, Rorz-ll Stanton ?>■ M/v 13. Sixty-eight women in IDM attended the W8C3 in Kalama- raveled In two chartered bu*ra h.f rBthcr the i*te Lro Griffith azines for many years ■ ano ou Wednesday. and approximately 50 traveled by # MrB Myrtle Barnard cam® | private car Bunday evening to be wtth Mrs. and Mix* Butte Phillips wree in leaving Hastings, the contingent I Elwyn Butler this Summer. We Holland on Bunday to attend the ■* ent to Colon where Uie flrat stop I welcome her back * Mr. and The school children and their Tulip Festival. w»> at the Abbott Manufacturing Mr* CArl Campbell of Chicago i Bunday vlsttara at the home of Company, the world's largest tragic sperit last Saturday with Mra. teachers have been studying the life of Dean Davenport and early j Mr. and Mra. Charles McLaury factory. Here the ladlra were royal- Ruth Lundquist. Mra LundquUt pioneer lime* and have designed ’y entertained for over an hour by u BUnt [o MrH Leo Lawrtnc land family of Herglock. ■our magician* who akUitully dem- Bnd llvew at the same address • lite clever posters which will be Numnmker Edna and displayed during the week Visiting tlw Ermont Newton* otistrated their art with their There will be a display in the , Gertie StncUlr and Bene Bannun window of the CIamIc buHdlmt. ■Hie outside of Uie building Uuck lake Ranch Sun- Woodland, allowing a background . their granddaughter and family. Mr and Mra Jerry Wedel and which Ikxhcb Ute company 1* a*.. u WBJ Michigan Day and depicting 'The Maples' Many painted black and decorated with WKZO-WJEF Day. * Mr. and article* used in the early Daven­ two ^laughters of AuguoUi. th- nanP*J>y Mra Hugh Asbury. Mra Eleanor port home will be shown r00nl aUd'- HM«>. Mra. Beverly Brow n; Mra. nrium In which the program was M^Edna 1 unusual as there were two groups Bridge the DEEP POWER THE ONLY GASOLINES THAT CONTAIN Cleana! Jack Echtinaw's 320 N. Michigan, Hastings service Wl 5-5073 GAP Till Pay Day Sunday were Mrs Donald Smith held, abounded with ptops that are Q^own attended the m4E(^s of and niacee. Jean and Jackie 1 vital part of Uie magician*' acta Ule Dutrlot lhe ftSBoui HERE NOW! HHS Alumni _ Leonard DEEP POWER TIB W. State St. FtmthiseS >nrttr for Imhiui and H'lHnaarr IS’a/c le $300.00. 1 Mr and Mra George I and sons of Nashville. COMPLETE LAUNDRY SERVICE Family Bundles Damp Wash • Wash and Fluff Dry We Finish Shirts. Flatwork. Work Clothes HASTINGS HOME LAUNDRY (Lillian & Ray Gibsan) 323 S. Michigan ” Wl 5-4062 PRE SEASON TUNE-UP SPECIAL $||88 on tour. .. I School Alumni Banquet to be The Tn-Count Christian Youth | h.ld in Uie Leason Sharpe Me At tlw conclusion of the program - on Saturday. June many of the ladles purchased Group is planning a retreat for mortal- Hall "magic" articles that were avail- Friday afternoon and Saturday After leaving the entertainment awrld of magic, lunch was enjoyed leyan young people ore planning at the Magic Carpet ReahCurant to attend CtxirUlca Included are pleted with a visit to Fort CU*ter State Home at Augusta After a tour of the Home the ladlra were given a brief talk by Richard G. Kenney, the director of Community Relations. tn which he outlined some of the causes of mental retartlatton. the elftcto of menu) retardation on the family A near capacity group listened to Mrs Eunice LaCourslere last no red and 'Alumnus of active cltlxens is a moat gratifying Hastings High Cafeteria Menu LEONARD and keeps it clean. in DELTON at MODEL*; FINANCE CQi Peabody A f*mlly>tyle dinner Is to be MODEL FINANCE $5Q°O Oil Company Service to 51,00000 140 W. State St. 417 Scribner St. Phone 945-3429 LEN DEEP POWER is the goingest gasoline goo can bug! 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Chajes, by the combined high school choral groups; American* tare Phil Stanton on the horn PtiJJ win play Ralph Hermann's . soloist with the Concert Band; program will also be highlighted A Perfect Day, Bond-Norman; by a small Dixie Combo, and the Parade of Uic Teddy Bear*. ' cornet, trombone and clarinet, Bratton, and So1* I Can Write For Members and Guests My Name, arranged by Cain, sections. Performing for the first time High School Chorus; Seventythis year In the combined con- Six Trombones, Wlllacn. choral —‘-~ ________________ *“ —rly-formed | and band; Glee Club and Junior Band. Begulne for Band. Omer; Dixie The program will Inclade: land Festival, arranged by The Sier Spangled Banner, bylQreen; Summertime, Hunter; Mary Peterson Orchestra Smith; The Nation'* Creed. by Frtre Jacques. Salll Terri; TenWHUam*. choral and bahd; Iderly. Lu bort; Weep. O Willow. Charter Oak Concert March. Os-1 Lekberg. M. State, soloist; Lolly -------------------------------------------------- Tu-Dum. Churchill. M. Tobias, soloist High School Choir; O BroUier Man!, Ringwald. CHECK OUR HOME & PROPERTY LISTINGS combined choral group*; Bless This House. Brake, and Battle Hymn of the Republic, arranged by Ringwald. T. Smeiker. solo­ ist, choral and band. Accompanists are Laurie El­ liott and Nancy Elite. DANCE at the ELKS SATURDAY, MAY 22-9:30 to 1:00 °^theWEEK Walter Wortleys Rodney Boy,'es Past Resident, NamecLto Beta Max Robinson, Honored on Gamma Sigma Dies Sunday 60tlj- Jubilee ’Wendel Kilburn of 335-Julian, HOW CLEAN IS YOUR HOUSEHOLD WATER Mr. and Mr*. Walter E. Wort- 1 Lansing, and formerly of Hos­ ier, Lake Odtwxa. wore honored Ungs, has been elected to mem- ] Kcoinson, 30. of 55 Porter street.' — ~...... on Mother's Day with an open bership in Michigan State Uni- Battle Creek, a former Hasting* I Don t gamble on drvEj water! Like buuM at the Fellowship Hall to 'verslty's chapter of Beta Gamma resident. were to be held at raoLMAGlC you can turn your prescelebrate their 60th wedding Sigma, national honor society In I pm. this Wednesday at the-ent water supply into CRYSTAL anniversary. the field of business admlnistra- court Funeral Home in Marshall1 CLEAR, crisp tasting “spring The open bouse waa given by,li<S' namm. Rio wl,h ta like" water. Yeu will artuaily en- per was enjoyed at the Wortley honor a student can attain In' M Roblmon died at 11-30 1 knowing from**at' wdL dents in the musical department Ixxne by the familyafter the the field of busine** admlnistra-1 ”r' knowing it is free from silt, sediwere heard on WVGR, the Unl- nm o> uie iwmuy an« u“ ;Uan To eligible, a student' P.'"-, S" “I „ ' went, rust, scale particle*, samt, verslty of Michigan radio sta­ open house. I|nu#l q*. upp^. lcn p,,. Oaklawn Hospital In MarshalL n|Rur. dirt, cloudiness, and most tion in Grand Rapid* About 22S redaUvee and friend*;cent of hi* graduating class If a I A graduate of Hartings High other suspended matter. Aptly tailed | Junior, lie must be In the upper 'School, he was employed al the named, the Purity Water Fil- । against these water problem!. A Wide Choice of Homes and Real Estate of All Types REAL GOOD HOME IN THE VILLAGE OF WOODLAND, modern, good location and has been down for quick uic, a bargain at ......... ...-------------------------------------------- $5, Mra Silkier Hawkins and tlirtgrandcluidren of Kalamazoo. ---------------------lhfe® Msters. Mra. Dorothy Otto­ “"v Foraburg and Mra Virginia Green of >urahah and a brother, Erana| Mbera, their families and friends Robinson of Hasting*. ON WOODLAND ROAD, close to Hastings on 1 ',5 acre lot. a real good home, has big living room Odd FeUoww and Rebekah* Uver- 1 Tuesday. May 26, the Odd FBI. low* and Rebckaiss will hold their annual Part Oranca- anc port N^TgX* mg^ AU rrn^ IN THE TAFFEE ADDITION, a wonderful bungalow, hat a 12 x 20 ft. living room with fireplace, two bedrooms, d.nlng room, two Ceramic full baths, lots of cupboards, family room, automatic water .$27,000.00 A GOOD HOME IN THE FOURTH WARD with two bedrooms upstairs and down a living room. 17,500.00 A REAL GOOD, COMFORTABCB HOME IN THE 4Hi WARD In an excellent location, near schools, ha* atall'garage with shop attached --------------------------------------------------------- j------------------ .$8,500.00 IN THE FIRST WARD, hat two large bedrooms with large closets up, also full bath up. and downtialrs a living room, with fireplace, dining room, kitchen with exhaust hood, nice basement with $11,600.00 A VERY WELL KEPT HOME IN THE 3rd WARD, near xcbooli and churehe*. suitabl* for either a large family or (or income property, with four bedrodm* and two full bath* upttslrs and down an (L) type living room with fireplsce, formal dining room, kitchgn and full bath, hardwood floors through~?$ioJoaSo excellent location for A REAL NICE APARTMENT HOUSE IN WOODLAND, two apartment* $11,000.00 95-ACRE FARM IN HASTINGS TOWNSHIP, with home with six room* snd bath, garage and tool .$12,500.00 A NICE BUNGALOW ON GASKILL ROAD AT MIDDLE LAKI, has living room, large kitchen with wide end over 500 feet deep, hat good well, septic tank and drain field, children'go to Aitoft .School to 6th grade, then are picked up for Halting* School* --------------------------------....----- $7,500.00 ANOTHER BEAUTIFUL HOME AT ALGONQUIN LAKI, Urge living room with fireplace, carpet and 50 foot dock, for $26,000.00 A REAL NICE BUNGALOW all on one floor, has living room, two bedroom*, kitchen with dining space, full basement, automatic gat heat, and has attached garage, for --’$9,500.00 AN EXTRA NICE HOME AT ALGONQUIN LAKI, all on one floor, with Urge living room, with fire­ place, three nice bedrooms, has a bath and V6 bath, utility room, kitchen with bar and has dining space, built-in stove and oven, and garbage disposal, heated with hot water fired oil burner, alumi­ num siding, has lots of closets, paneling woodwork In living room, a beautiful new two stall garage, all for $20,040.00 TWO COTTAGES ON CLOVERDALE LAKE with 210 feet on lake frontage and the lot is 200 feet deep, lot I* right on M-43 and Cloverdale lake, furnishings with a few exceptions go with the cottages, each has living room, one bedroom, dining space and shower bath, small cottage has living room. SIXTY ACRES OF BARI LAND excepting one small lot for $4,000.00 MODEL Ct Fsrr! »s« set in brkk well, timing room kitchen with coppertone stow. ceramic complete bath, utility room. A NEARLY NEW HOME IN THE TAFFEE ADDITION, has three nice bedrooms and full bath and closets on upper level, and on the next level a living room, dining room and kitchen, carpets and drapes, next level a family room with fireplace, carpet* and drapes, and Vj bath and utility room, next level basement with hot water furnace fired with gas. attached two stall garage, radio and Intercom, built in,4ia* a patio on back ’0 x 24’. all on a full lot and all lor —..,------ $22,000.00 ^JLTER Mra Myra Smith. Mr* Maybelle • 1 The Young Republicans will Halt. Mra Marie Woutera and Mra Clyde Shoemaker. The mem- mrn !,hle “rvl“ and dlah to 1 meet at the HssUnga Mutual In­ surance Office title Thursday at public. Wl HAVE TWO CABINS ON CLOVERDALE LAKI $11,500.00 1 WATER C|| *TCD BISHOP C. a. Bishop Bennison To Confirm Class Here on Sunday pink and snapdragons. ' Guest* were from Grand Rap­ ids. Jackson. Alma, Hartings, Woodland. Charlotte, Lansing Lewis Electric The Right Rev. Charles E Hospital Guild to Meet Bennison. Uie Bishop of the Dlocese of Western Michigan, win visit Emmanuel Episcopal Church will meet Thursday. May 37. for a potluck dinner at 11:30. Mra this Bunday at 7:30 pm. Walter Ryan. 315 B. Grand, will (Cloverdale) Phone 623-5381 About a doaen additional perbrought from St. Mark's Church. Good Shepherd. Allegan. Following the evening service, Parish House for Uie confirmanda and the congregation. Vertrangement* for the reception A cordial invitation ta extended to all Interested persons to attend both the service and reception. The Bishop's Service Cross Award will be given to Robert W Sherwood. Thl» is an annual award made by the Bishop to a layman in each congregation who ha* been nominated by the rector In recognition of out­ standing faithfulness, devotion and service to the Church dur­ ing the preceding year. Let HCB help you! I m in a Jam! Officers of the perish are Eldlne DeVault, senior warden, who will present a Prayer Book Junior Helt*, secre- BUSINESS LOCATED RENTAL PROPERTY in good buiiness district which rents for $150.00 per mo. for A REAL GOOD HOME IN FREEPORT, has four bedrooms and lots of clowt room, dining room, kitchen, bath, one bedroom and den. has basemer garage, lots of shade, corner lot .... $7,200 A REAL NICE VIRY COMFORTABLE HOME IN THE FOURTH WARD HASTINGS, has two (car­ peted bedrooms up and down, a living room, one bedroom, dining room, kitchen, full bath, full basement, with gas heat, garage. Is ImuUted. and has storm windows and screens.-$1,500 A REAL SWEET BUNGALOW IN THE SECOND WARD.with living room, dinette, two bedrooms, kit­ chen and full bath, walk out basement, garage with breezeway, automatic gas furnace BUNGALOW ON M-J7 WEST OF TOWN, on nice Urge lot: has I bath, two bedrooms, utility room, has natural gas furnace for ha »‘XSt ANOTHER GOOD BUY IN THE 4th WARD, Hastings, has two nKe'bedrooms with closets upatalrs and down one bedroom, living room, dining room, kitchen and Vi bath down with full bath up. ' $10,000 A REAL GOOD. YEAR 'ROUND HOME RIGHT ON L1ACH LAKI, has living room, throe nice bedroom*. from water's edge to highway, ha* permanent dock and a pontoon boat and a 16 ft. steel fishing . boat, heatdr end electric range, this place has only been buUt e few years, all for --.$12400-00 Wl NOW HAVE LIINAARI FLAT ON BIG CEDAR LAKI. VERY REASONABLY PRICED k AND WILL SELL ON LAND CONTRACTS. A GOOD HOME CLOSE IN IN HASTINGS, has two bedrooms, had and full bath upatalrs and down one 5.250.00' TWELVE (IS) NICE LAKI PROMT LOTS on Algonquin Shores, priced from $1,000.00 te $2,000.00 ee. Pain functions as the body's eerly warning system. When, an external Injury occurs, the brain receives the pain "alarm’’. Blood Is routed to the main internal organs. This medicine ia continuing its flgttt agiinit prolonged pain. scribes (or you. rely on our RexaU Pharmacist to fiU your prescription accurately and promptty. YOUR (SB) PHARMACY DUE TO RECENT SALES WE NEED NEW LISTINGS: Jacobs Carl Nlefhamer Heme Phone Wl 5-3004 MS W. State NeetWRA MM. Richard Slocum Hmm Ph— Wl MS St easily at HCB. We're ripe for loans to make your life more fruitful. Don't stay in a money jam the lid is off at HCB ... See us soon! Hustings Citg llmih MEMBER: Federal Deposit Iniuraaca Corporation friendly, Neighborly Service for 77 CoMiinuoiM Yearg HASTINGS SALESMEN Aka ESTATI Sticky money problems can be cleaned up heat Wl 5-2466 Heitiitgc �taxons Again Come from Behind to Win Jji . t Hurls Hitter to Beat Teen Road-E-0 Here Saturday Armchair Athlete Ck^iMU /or kJ linger, ihotput, 43-OH; to end tnetr saaion Thure- miles an hour. 150011. and as at Monday was 15th in the field. A real rookie al Indianapolis where he is driving his Weinberger Homes Roadster. Gordie •» a » . HASTING B Allerdtag, WilHam. rf ._____ Michigan Week’s Youth Day to Be Celebrated hits tn the third, and went It Is also planned to hold an swards banquet Saturday night GREENVILLE HASTINGS . first run a Her getting singled, and after two were out. Vook third on an error. Both Kimmel. Lublcnieckl. Williams Rl-«. DP — GroecvUle 3. Greenville 2. Hastings 5. Jaycecs invited the public to saw ths Driving Contest Saturday that bounced through Skidmore 7 Innings. 0 hits. B balls. 4 strikeouts; Cory 4 3/9 innings. S hits. J runs, 1 earned Baloom fL-9-2) 1 9/1 innings, had presented the with five unearned runs inning to give Greenlhe locals settled baggerAthen added tallies ih the sixth Past Lake-O Resident Dies Funml ttrriai tar William McLeod. U. of Dayton. Mich, farmer Lake Odessa resident. Reed Wins 3 Events hut Team Loses to Orioles Coolv Funeral Borne at Galien with interment there. seven years. Upper Peninsula with fish and Thomas said- “Glasgow took Ireal flih ul“ ®<>b said he over the Oflenhsuter - jxiwcrvd hauled tn a walleye which waa ____ i________ . ■ - ■ ' nnlv ahrMit 22 IrwhM lonv and in . j the process of netting him he hit another bigger fellow who was -UK W. Lloyd Bob, of ““W «Wichita Palls. Texas, drove tile I S e,cn.u ?\c "z,ear <imfU into th,>•£,hauled In the 22-lncher which same car timed into the race al 153900 He He finished finished third third in in the the he 5“* *»Ue?.cs JMSOO. a cre really thick—he reported I tamed MO. Harold A. Tobias landed a 12pound like Munday about 9 am. John- at the Irving dam. using a spin­ ning rod with a four-pound test practice warmups. His time trial line. . . i Doris Showman. chairman of qualification waa 155012. Surviving are his wife. Ann, Iso hospitalised; a sister. Mrs. tber, Harold McLeod, both of Lake Odessa. Michigan has more than 11 DOO hurdles In 244 for the vikings. morning so they could attend Michigan luw mure winter sporu their own church services back Uian any other state. An estimated Contest winners included: than «22O million al the stale's String Burning — 1st. Tr. 174 Saturday tn celebration of Mlchjudging assisted by Explorer Sea Scouts from Ship 73 of Middle­ Vine. Melvin Haight. Hastings. Chairman of the District Camp­ ing and Activities Committee. man's Finks and Clarej's Walk- circuit and Baty's Wolverines are 3 to Take Red Cross Instruction Bed Cross Nationki Aquatic School at camp Ohiyesa./lolly. with repeat plantings during each of the next three years. It the fish planted this Spring Michigan on Thursday. May 37. pace. After the halfway mark, if tn Torch Lake in Antrim County catch on.^they will reach rpawnGosdy U sull going strong, well make the decision to open up. 2:SO par, Following that, life cycle, at which time they This-it our first time down here for workers will liberate about 2t» should be about 14 inches Jong this Bummer. million ikokanee In Torch and and finish high." Deadline to Enroll Glasgow working on the Higgins Lakes. Their stocking effish may be caught late this Dick Oettinger of New In Dog Care Class Albany. Ind, Lynn Christopher ns a precautionary move to keep Summer when they have grown and Bob Culbert of Hastings and Uie young fish from seeing each to 5-6 inches. Each succeeding year will Cud more kokanee cn- Training class will be held WedKTjfy tBe creels pf fishermen. rittberger and Frank Wil- >'» record firearm bunt- ptoaao contact W. G. Underhill, Department plans to fol- ever. It is David Hlgbie of the Greenville ration low up thjs Spring* releases | Michigan. . . Daily News wrote: This is once again the time would almost give his right arm 1 tn be spending the month in Indianapolis at the fabled speed­ way. ,• ■"nils year holds special signi­ ficance as we are silently hoping a young man from Hastings, Gordon Johncock, makes the !W when 'Gordie' first began io blossom on the racing scene. He advanced fast and his familiar pear in the winner's column more and more. •*'He kept reaching out for more tracks and speeds to conquer and he accomplished this end. Pinal- and the fast super modifiers. Gordie went with the big league of auto racing, the United States Auto Club, sanctioning body at Indianapolis. "We know his entry Into this yegr’s race is the dream of alifeIng fortunes, he recently turned FOR FUN and HEALTH been resurfaced for the now too ton and all equip­ ment hai been checked end reconditioned. Hall. . about two inches. Torch and Higgins were chosen as they are big. deep, cold and relatively dree BOWLING high school diamonds. Wei VanDcnburg'o Indians are 5th gnule«wtxrl. by the Nev York Central as a doublc winner for Maple Valley, winning the high jump tn 5-3 । snot while playing with Peg. He birdied No 2~ and waa Hill aporis »-filers »i iiAiuispuu had ~~ ~. r~ are getting good copy" out of UP 8-then lhe Hastings crew with Gordon. ,ook soli!! Tom Thomas writes about Duane! Outdoor Trail — Bob Spanable the YMCA-Youth Conned Satur­ Glasgow, Gordy's 27 - year - old of the Walldorff - Spanable Fun- day morning baseball leugueo and His parents were John and to,** says Glasgow Phlannah McLeod of Odessa and St rue Led Gordy to lAkcwood High's Wait Reed vital seventh inning, tetahfi- ^srry Skidmore struckMil, ©Sell LefYel walked. He went The camporee was held on the Vano*, Lyle O. Kaechele farm north of Bill Head won the long Jump skills contests on Saturday. An for Maple Valley leaping 19-3, run. B1U Eastman. Ml, and BUI outstanding camp fire Joe Maluwt won the mile in waa held on Saturday The Scouts and Jcadt National Contest. Chuck John Bahs Leads Maple Valley Over Pennlield MacDonald. Hastings Country Coriteat include >4,900 sebatar- relieved 1-jm uarnra* umra 350 Scouts and Leaders Enjoy Weekend Camp The Maple Valley track te The famed Indianapolis 500 Mile Memorial Day classic defeated Bellevue 73 to 36 it has always been popular with local sportsmen and women, but this year'! running will cause more1 interest and excitement to Maple Valley took nine firsts, Three hundred and fifty Boy area spurt fans than in any previous year. We have our own eight seconds and four third driver in the Iodyl And from all reporta, "our driver" is one of the most dual run at Nashville. John Bahs was high man with popular as the crowds at the Speedway arc already pulling for attended the Saturday night UH pointe, winning the century Gordon Johncock. Bob Stanley, Steve Johnson, Dean Braden, camp fire that featured ths In- tn 10.7 and the 220 in 225 and finished second In long jump MICHIGAN WEEK GOLF* and ran a leg on the winning This Saturday marks Lb* Hi F. Maple Valley Whips Bellevue Over 500 Michigan residents have SHARPEN UP YOUR GAME DAYT AND SUNDAYS esd Matt WtEKDAY AFTERNOONS. Bob tr Mickey Lambert Your Hosts HASTINGS BOWL INC. Woodland at Michigan MICHIGAN "3 MAY Dynamic In World Progress That's the Theme of the 1965 blistering 1515 miles per hour "Along with seven other Indianapolis on the big day and hoping Johncock makes a good showing." May 22’„ compote as a member t Combat SpcdallM. Group's ated from HHS In 1959 and tiuit Aderbcdd. Loe 1th Mike broke August MICHIGAN WEEK ALL OF NEXT WEEK IN HASTINGS By the way. Mike Clardy wht> WMU last Bunday, was a fine lialf-mUer on that outstanding Miller and Old Butz collected bail net of 99. . . Magua special event i. 5—Jim Coleman ' No, 1 honors. Jim Puinlkas won for in the —— --------- . Jrst w xi between Gerald Becks 1th with'a net 10 tied for OF THIS WEEK IN WE ARE CELEBRATING WITH ALL OF YOU WBCH Hastings-Barry County Radio MUSK 1220 on your dial �HHS Golfers Just Miss 3rd Saxon Trackmen Drill for League ■ Mee! Wednesday 1 |Richland'* qualifiers Included Jim Scott 83. John Light 73. Paul Dubnicka W and John Dubnicka In Regionals The Hartings High School golfers, who made a tietnendous bld for Stele Class A Regional lionor* at the Battle Creek Coun­ try Club Friday, ore to travel to Charlotte this Thursday for a 4 o'clock meet with the Orioles. Harting* with m. Portage 330. Laming Everett 333. Lansing Sexton and Kalamaaoo i Central >40. Battle Creek Central 344. Benton Harbor 345. Lansing Eastern 350. Jackson 364. Kaiamasoo Loy Norrtx 366 and Grand ; mens. finished uascview pwo*u uy Kerr who took medalist honors Thursday by defeating GreenvlUe. 182 to 187. finished fourth in Friday's Regional. io strokes Chris Jacoby Earns Rank Of Eagle Scout Conference honora at Ionia In Hastings and Grand Ledge fail­ K. Christine Jacoby, aon of Mr. ed to break into the scoring against the fleet field at Battle A State competition al Saginaw. Dave Tanner. Greenville Senior. up East Lansing. Presbyterian Church to earn thia Loy Norrlx 30. Sexton 17. Jack- 'alley Forge in IMS. achieve his Eagli 1/3. East Lansing 8. Benton HarMr and St. Joseph 7. Parkside Tanner had a 40 along with qulremsnte. HU electives includ- Amle took Ute 100 in 10 second* Hastings Country Club course fingerprinting, bugling, music, At Waverly High School Lakelast Thursday a* Hasting* won. । pioneering. rowing, canoeing. 153-187 scholarship and public speaking. Johns 4. Walter Reed of l^krWHEEL HOKE, OF COUPEE On their own course Thursday, He earned 21 merit badges In aU wood tied for fourth In the 100 Now mowing’s fun, and faster, tod, and was first to the 300 dash. Charlotte took five points when Thi 14-tcavon tractor caves all lawn and garden tasks. Test-ride? Call; C-D Regional at Cascade Hills Home Pioducte hen- He formerly E. L. CARPENTER Country Club at Grand Raplda. waa asaoclated with Orchard In- InteCg©? HARDWARE Swim Lessons~~J For Boys, Girls ,< Thl* Thursday morning pupils In the sixth grade and MM« art to receive toformatlon • en Had i Cross swimming tesaona to lx- of­ fered this Bummer through tl* YouUi Council* program, ptaf... . . —------- -- — rr> 13 through 15 and three oenlor Larry Blair posted sweep* u> -e- twi vs. Lawrence; cnenoweui va. teams of buy* and girl* up to 19 m*m one-tao in the White Di- Booth. W Cronlnger va. Ouen-' announced. then Osgood vx Hodge*. Wtoick vision. ■vs. O. Miller; Steury v*. GoxlThe standings: Parents are driving live young krgiers to Ann Arbor White Division Clarke 30 points, Blair 15. Lam­ bert 13. Snyder, Roberts and Lake wood Golfers Bay. each 12. McMillan 11. Kin­ enrolled in scboci this past year ney, Rohde. J Bennett and B. Post First Win to be eligible for the beginning Miner, each 8. Fisher 8. Warner Hasting? High's tennis team and Campbell each 8. A Bennett, ,s InttsmedMJe, (lair travels w Battle Creek Friday to Clarey and E. Miller, each 4 and posted their 1 son Tuesday, II. defeat.t.,, KWjmfnw>i ow Ja yards*, and Sarandc. 183. • •.. . advanced ‘good swimpirea who tournament. . _n| iirT — Green Dlvteion ,-rded a 44 to g[yen advanced strokes and --- ------- Goid'neimen bowed” to GwiT- ! Shirkey 17 pointe. Cook 19. lead the VAtags. Craig Guy JdjWMi. vllle, 4-1. I Christensen |5. Kelhl 14. Sexton and .Mik* Booher had 46* and , Tcn le^nna of gg minutes «nch ! wifi be offered Monday through In Unglea matches. Ken Kraua 13. Prater xhd Fcidpaitech. each Bob Lambert 47. (Oi defeated Dennis Storrs. 8-3, 12, Aldrich 8. Rrae 7. Siegel 5, days will be used for makeups tn 6-1; Steve Totten (G) defraud Cooper 5. Flora. MacAllteter. \ the Portland Raiders. 188-209 Steve Youngs, a-4. 7-5. and Bob Smith and Jcrow. each 4. Pugh Thuriday Uic Vikings pUyed case of bad weather. W<x>0 (G> defeated Jim Cham- 3. Huebner and Grow, each 1. the Alma Panthers on lhe Ha*Children will be tekon to the tings Country Chib course and lahe by oebowi bos and will be boa. G-3, 6-4. I |,| DlvislM* lost. 188-305 lambert had 4M picked up at tile Centra! and fcr the Vikings. Mike Booher 50,1 Ural Ward playgrounds. Belfield and Jim Pronclicn, 6-3, Cove, each 14. Jacoba andlron- Jim Gllarowrtl 53 and John—Larry Larkin. Kathy Lang. C-3 «nd Chuck ‘Guenther and «««• «• Lau‘“l«h »• (2?^ Booher 55 ' Barb Piercy and Steve Turfcal Page Barden <Hi defeated Bob \ "pnl Fastest Prep Mile Easter Seal Goal Surpassed each 4. Flefccher. Sherwood and Sim. each 3. the mde Saturday in 1:58 3. a Kcd Division Hodges 19 points. J. Cronlnger State high school track meet Tha 18, Chenoweth and W. CroninSeal drive this yew surpaaa-d ger. each 15. Guenther 13. Maththe goal art by the board and ■>., v—... —- ------ ---------- — - Spokane, Wash. thia 1* most gratifying. Mra. Miller and Lawrence, each 3 Willard Pteroe. prcrtdent of the Stanley 7. Steury 4. Martin and local chapter announced (Winlck each 3. Goodyear. FrandPoi't FuJil 8t~PliiTlo wxm”wlth 38 ' Ste added that she wished to «n and Puinlkas 0 ixante ntrhiand ipul is,. Hukre y all of Uxwe who assisted Pairings for Monday, puiiw.. KiLiuanu nau j , fImTSAm JF thank _ Comers 4\ and Bellevue 3 Bill wlth project; Junior nigh White Division Howland won the 44 for Rl<*- ^nU' ’*ni>7' P* .Rp’ Snyder vs. Bav. B tend. minder. W.B.CH. and all IndivlCampbell; Rohde n. James, Delton picked up 6 pointe In ‘Itial contributors. Clarke »* Fisher; K. Miller va. the B Regional at Kalamaaoo Mra T>onal Borby of the Barry Lambert, Clarey vs. B. Miller; which waTwon by South Haven Department Is _ l- *. J. . . . Ih. new tveamr* AnWMW. wwnt- McMillan vi Warner, Roberta vs. Kinney, and Art Bennett vs. Joe and Plainwell 8. Bennett. In Clam D. Martin had 9 pointe rrom thu orgwnimuon. Michigan Jim PM, o, u» enppUd Or Itourwped OS-1 Ikfloml nmd. b, runnU>< dm, or .dulu M.uld copun 11.. pan I- « M Mrs R.S-11V or Mrs Plmv i WHEN THE GOING iii visas v a* Wyoming i-ara i n 1:30 and fur beginner* again Regional, az Lansing. Albion Martin and Hickory Comm Kel- Valley. COME ONE, COME ALL TO OUR FABULOUS KSK Again Offer Saxon Netmen In Regionals Big Rapids Friday. flrat with 333. Cadillac 11114 THE HASTINGS BANNTX-k Grow; Keth! ton. Prater vs. A Smith; Cooper vs. Flora. Peldpausch va Hu«bUat about M local ntr; Coot v* MacAlUster. are toftowl in Use Pat Hodges picked up seven Michigan American pointe Monday night to move Unlvarslly High waa first with' Falling to register a point In Junto.- Bowling Cosxtraea tourna­ Panfil vs Hollister. Hamaty vs. 318. Charlotte waa 13th with 387. ment :o bi- held at Ann Arbor onu. m. up ran, »I u» Lakewood warded 398 and Delton Saturday. May 23. In lhe Red Division of the Mrn*;*, Wood; H. Smith vs. Ironside, Golf League at the Hastings ■ Cove vs. Hubbell, Laubsugh vs. day. the Hastings High School attend after bowline thl. *ea- Country Club. George HamatyiMacLeod. Burr vs. Fletcher; held his top spot tn the Blue Oi- ■ Mitchell va. Gillespie. U*AU I'd FU. . vtuon. Ralph Bhlrkey tort ground thia Thursday Id the Marshall •«« Dlrtrton of boys and girls up through U but 1* still first in the Green; Chris Is the fine Scout from 142 E. Stott St. Phono Wl 5-2983 Hodges Has Top Spot in Golf League Division 50 Junior Bowlers Roll in Tourney FRIGIDAIRE WEEK CELEBRATION! MAY 14 MAY 24 COME SEE! COME TOUCH! M UPHOLSTERING "2'Saxon Goffers ^n.'^SSwTt^ADefeat Orioles 2&?SXZX»,“..1E‘ BETS ROUGH Maple Valley IBS. Kent City 13 John Peterson, firing a M on and Montague 11. | the per - 38 Charlotte Country Dave VanELst finished second Club courie Tuesday, led the for Middleville In the shot put Hastings High Saxons to victory and with hi* biottier. Gary, was , over Ute Oriole linlumen. 157 to fourth. Other Middleville point j 178. Kyle James shot a fine 38. winners were VanHouten, fourth , Carl Peterson 39 end Tom Isham In high hurdles; Appel, second ID'H Joe Bartolacci had a 43 for NO; Warner, fifth in 440; and 1 Charlotte. Larry James 43. John the Trojan mile relay liam of Whitely 44 and Craig Olmsteadt Henning. 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SIX OUTPERFORMS AND OUTSAVES CHEVY AND PLYMOUTH IN ARCA TEST! FORDS SET NEW SALES RECORDS, TOO! H't officiall Ford's new Big Six gives more power-on less gasl Proof: a 1200 mile tost by Automobile Racing Club of America. Ford beat Chevy and Plymouth in getaway, hill climbing, passing, gas mileage! No wonder '65 Fords are the fastest-selling ever! biggest neiv Six at Ford Dealers W* Clou at Noon’on Saturdays FISHER-HENGESBACH, Im. 328 N. Michigan Haitinp Wl 5-2421 �• '.i : ' ■ ' tr. V ' - 80 -• 'Were Proud to Live in Michigan As Part of THE HASTINGS Communications, advertising dnd publicity have played a gross role in the history and progress of our great State. For 109 years Hastings has been represented by a dedicated press which has contributed much to the State-wide popularity of Hastings, Barry County and an even wider area. The modern Hastings Banner with its present physical plant and its 29 skilled full time employees, plus 30 contributing members of Ralph K. Davis, Stereotyper Russell E. Kimmel, Superintendent Mrs. Rose I). Cook Hal P. Buerge, Advertising Manager Miss Ruth A. Kurtz, Linotype Operator Mrs. Grace A. Mcl’harlin, Bookkeeper James V. Spoon, Creative Printing D. Jack Taylor, Bindery Supervisor Mrs. Ethel E. Smith, Secretary, Classified Adv. George B. Youngs, Neu* Editor Ernest F. Wilkins, Newspaper Foreman Shirley M. W ^Pressman Mrs. Betty J. Anders,- Mailing Department Mrs. Isadora M. Johucork, Linotype Operator �BANNER Family the corresponding staff, is pleased to salute the community on the occasion of Michigan Week. We are proud of our State and the part the Hastings area plays in its success and popu­ larity. We have our sights set on greater accomplishments for everyone in our scope and are prepared to do our part to pre­ serve what we have and to promote any and all improvements. John Teaaler, Ciulodim Howard M. Martin, Linotype Operator Mra. Mabel I. Murphy, Bindery Worker �I Area farmer Dies Hetired School Michael Clardy Worker) to Have pk- also enjoyed a banquet al Presents Concert, Monday After Att< Uie Melhodlrt Church here bonJuly 17 Picnic । oring Parchment* Mayor inc wjuu.j nsurgui 7 ,.7T. ---- and hl* Receives Honors Ixm® Illness 1 miMt* Public Schoo) Employees Aiuo-■ LEGALS HIMELSTEIN * WARD Card of Thanks Hastings Bowling CARD OF THANK 8 We would like to express our MOIITGAOB . a: .. Dataali ba» or.arr-4 la Ik* eauJIline ere thanks to Drs. Birk and Biair, nurses al Pennock Hospl- Koob. 75. RJ HosUnga, who di'-d COMMERCIAL MINORS. Final standings: Smith Bros ! 91. Tinkler's 85. Dale's Bake |l:S0 pm. thl* Thursday al the Shop 83. Bender Gravel and |' Leonard-Osgood l>rollatll„JORUW Funeral Home Deputies 74. VAJ 70. Mobil 72. Has-1| Tb« „ tings Aluminum Chenoweth Rev. Lret«- ^Oro«e is ":;ys2u:,“: SiAi: special thanks to Rev Manker and Rev. Goble. Pearl Woods and Dorothy- Coleman. Assembly of God Church and Pilgrim Holiness Church. Also to a host lawn Cesnrtery. Vermontville. felm* Vondien helped in many ways. Your kind­ nesses will never be forgotten and may Uie Lord richly bless He wu bom In Oceana County •7 H»«! games of 213-245-200. George and Maggie <Mlch>L-> Koob He moved to Covert a.-. a COMMERCIAL MAJORS small child with his parent* and 'I In Uie Hi-Lo Major league , doubles. Max Myers and Harold Eckert were Brat with 1120 with 1 Max rolling 2® and Harold 551. moved to Vermontville where lie. Lawrence Keeler posted 558 and .Stewart Howes 557 for 1113 and married Winifred SalUrlec on Irecond place. I^s Springer 557 until- 13 and Jim Darr <inci Barr ->-*■* 5M ior for iu»v 1090 *u>u and the ---- Vermontville --------- — area ----Harry McCollum rolled 613 *i>d|>’5*f* mro when they mov«l to Peta Lubieniecki 469 for 1062'U*ir k- taeni farm on E. • State and fourth place. Rood. I Mra. Donelda Oochlnas and family Mrs. Margaret Ratcliff and family Mrs Shirley Reid and family Mrs. Edgar 'Bev l Boulterand family Robert Hurleys and family Oscar Hortas and family POIIITW uf uaugAucua, aun. John (Florence! Morgan of __ 'woouiana Lal «. Mlddlaville IHwaa Ad4IHoo I. —— Woodland ana and airs, Mrs. rranxim Franklin 1 II r ILS (it Kaccivay ■ (Gladys) Bym of Battle Crrek: nine grandchildren; 13 great dominated the flying stock .car I CaJlln 'drmel Livingston 1 i CARD OF THANKS We wish to thank everyone who sent cards, letters anil gift* to Nancy Payne while she was in Pennock and Butterwoith Hospitals. Sho came home Sat­ urday. May 15. and is doing fine. Thanks asiiti for making her days more pleasant The Lawrence Payne Family liiasetl Again aS; Woodland tty Mrt. Glendon Curtlt CARD OF THANKS I wish to express my sincere thanks and appreciation to all my relatives,‘friends. Local UAW quirrmetits or had been sou|wd furlication obdeb nock Hospital. Also a special thanks to Dr. Huebner. Dr. Prypital staff for the wonderful care I received. Your kindness will al- Myrtle Dick CARD OF THANKS I wish to thank Pennock Hob- ; pital and staff; kitchen girls for the birthday cake; Dr. My era. Dr. McColl: to all who sent birthday cards, greeting cards Mrs. Ted Smith Of Wall Lake Dies Sunday Haatlngi resident* were among those who attended Uie vocal recital presented by Michael Among those attending were hb parent* and Mr. and Mra. 8:15 pm. Sunday In Kan ley Howard Frost. Mrs- AtU* Hay. Chapel at Western Michigan Harvey HoTTman. Mr. and Mra. Fred Lowe. Rev and Mrs. Will­ Unlttnliy. A bass-baritone. Clardy b a ।ard H. Curtis. Mr and Mra. Her­ student of Thomas Hardl*. as- Ibert Moyer. Mr. and Mrs. Wil­ slstant professor of music at :liam Quinlan. Aiderman and WMU. He has served as soloist Mrs. Dale Bassett and Mr. and with the University Choir and IMra. Frank Cooper. Uie Kalamazoo Symphony Or­ chestra. He has also appeared in tended the honors convocation leading roles In several WMU in the afternoon al WMU when musical productions. Michael received Uic Phi Mu Al'pha Outstanding Senior Aware Among the selections on the'pua —. mII*irtanshlD program for Bunday'* concert II for scholarship, musicianship were "Good Fellow* Be Merry " and contribution to fraternlUr by Bach "Romance" by Dubussy, and also the Certificate of Award •G Thou Billowy Harvest Field " from WMU and Uie Department by Rochmanlnoff, ."Man la for of Music for Special ScholasUc the Woman Made" by Purcell Achievement. The PTA will honor a retiring Macher Monday. May 24. Mra. Harold Smith will retire at lhe end of this school PUna are well underway . for ’ uran Dean Mavcnparc Davenport. Week. vkcca. The inc wo; Wo- ------------------- ------- --mans Study Club are sponsoring bus foe several years serving part this project with the other sennea time a* head bu* driver. A short inn towards the plaque. This one who hu had Martha a* Saturday [. night tie won lib Uiird straight feature event at the Galraburg Speedway. According to a tvport from the | track Blsaett's car was tom down 014 K flowers, cards gift* and visits I elation met Saturday afternoon The W8C8 at the Methodist at Use Uie Hastings Mutual Insur- Church U 1* planning a rummage "'m™— anca Co. anco 'sale 1 Bale for for Juno 44 and 5. a The Mrs. Floss!• Altadlng. the Coupins Fellowship and their president, gave a report of them* Sunday, Msj State Convention held in Lan- 14 They mrt at th* church sing May 7. Mrs Carrie Fisher, following the morning worship, was program chairman. Refresh- The group took a picnic dlnmenta were served by Mra Pearl ner to Eaton Rapid*. * Saturday Matthews. | visitors withH ** Mr. “ “ and* Mrs. Ralph _____________________ j ln|——------ Mr- and Mrt- Dalia* June, and pian to have a big!£h*»4n M Gto*m Pohu Fann. ... Rhi> la tin* fnnner Marv Jn KUPark This will be a picnic with' They abo called on Mr. and Arthur Lathrop a* program Mrs ^hy C. Wing. * Jay. Jaymte ....u, . - — . « - _ .» 1 and An/(v rhllrlren nt Mr and Thompson and Mrs. Eva Leach are on the dinner committee. day overnight guest* with their Mra. Clare Vreeland, Mra. Stella Tuckerman and Mra. Maud Ack- art Kussmaul. In the evening the ett are on lhe calling committee. neighbor children all joined them All retired teachers and Khcol employees and families arc urged to attend this July meeting. Child Study Club. The Woodland PTA met Mona Dean at Illinois Agriculture seventh and eighth grade band College He got his original train­ presented ing at Michigan State Unlrer- featured nounced. Blarttt won the 25-lap feature M Smith. 50. R3 Delton. Wall been studying about thia Imporhere alons- with the 10-lap pur­ suit and the second heat Dob day. May 18. at Blodgett, Hob- Thcy have made peelers that will program with Uiree girls twirling Scnsiba of Middleville won th* °".top dMh Thursday at thft Henton-: store*. An Interesting display will ”lcv“. *on r?’-Smith Funeral Home at Delton be placed in the old post office ed a profit of over 81.100. It was voted to purchase window shades officiating with burial in ML Hope Cemetery at Middleville. recent visitor with her daughter. Mra. Earl Clum. and family in Grand Rapids * Several women report from the nominating cocn- ready? set? then LEGALS Insurance Firm’s She wn* a graduate of Davenssr-jlsx- i Representatives te? ■TATI OF MICHIOAN D»ABTMESr or AGRICULTURE DRAIN SECTION . Nonci or Mirrnto OP DRAINAOE 1IUA1ID TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Here Next Week FUBLICATION OBDEB. >•*1. Flla No. Node* II lUribr (live* thl ' at HasSild haul, nt Ei «*ta u» a.™. World-famous personalized travel service, including routings, rcicrvationy, lour books, maps and guides. Broad personal accident insurance. ■ Around-the-clock road service. ■ Protective $5,000 bail bond. Go Triple-A today. Join the more than hal(a-miliion good Michigan drivers who a.. LtAD THE WAY WITH TRIPLE-A. presented to Mra. Ohldrtch'a aco­ AUTOMOBILE CLUB OF MICHIGAN HASTINGS OFFICE Michigan's Income la approxi­ Ed. Steffen of East I a using. mately two-thirds of that of the State Mirs manager for American Republic Insurance Company of ^>>o\^urereJxiUbvlT--,1'-”^h^' day w,th p,UT,uncnt “ m31®- entire cooUnou of Africa, equal to America: and two-thirds of oil the w-N-k making arrangements for the Mra Vina Carl of Middleville. Mayors Exchange. They enjoyed Scandinavian nations. coming visit of a group of his company's representatives. ■ Carl of Middleville. Mbs Cart U will be contacting residents of employed at Michigan Bell office Republic “LifeGuarded" Prvtec- PUBLICATION OBDEB ^ »~ *“»■*■ ** Church the Hammond Organ. rnailed. Be sure to fill yours out Club of Hillsdale, the Wall Lake . attend this banquet May 29 and fnislonal Women's Club of Ha*- 90! do prepared wllh lhe <@> wagontul ol senices and Senslba fourth . ai dubtucaptured capcurcu May —a 8. 1015. • attended the District State Wo- Dimoo served aa vice preaident At uairauurg Galesburg BUaett lhe time trials In 1737 seconds >» Middleville. Uiedaughter of, mens Hally of Uie church on In addiUon to lhe feature tad *nd Vina (Morton) Carl Batuntay at BreUwm Height the community. Therefore. Ing n field of78 tntries Tom | She married Leroy tTed) Smith pear Rodney. ♦ Mr. and Mra. Carl of Battle Creek won the °« Maid) 16. 1835. aft Middle- । Forest Begerow were Saturday . . ............... . . .... —Tide. .11^ 1-over night gunt* vltl. aru4 ' with Ur Mr. and dash and Ray Thrasher of PortThey lived at Dowling. Grand ( t“r Rapids and Middlevilla before ”*l*8e On moving to Wall Inkc about 20 &VUM1“y ‘hey went to Traverse R I CM tv to visit friends thaw hart rare. taUve is Mra. Alvin Heyboer. the hospital. May God bless you NEED SOFTBALL PLAYERS Softball players *« nwded to ptay In th* Harting* Soft■ /___ i.«- -nirv. me naauna* ..........----- -- wtu Interested may notify >■*> Leffel or report to These plans are available only through authorized representatives of American Republic and all resi­ dents will iiave an opportunity to qualify. American Republic an* founded in 1929 and write* die tenth largest volume of individual and . family liealth Insurance of any company tn the United States. Steffen said. panies in its field in percent of premium dollars returned to policy­ holders In claim benefits. Steffen Added. An American Republic advertise­ ment will .Jie found elsewhere in Blodgett. Memorial Heart Fund. Medical Facility Marks Seventh New Chevy Anniversary Medical Facility celebrated the institution's seventh anniversary Thursday evening with a dinner catered and prepared by members of the Church of the Brethren. The program included tire In­ vocation by Mrs. James Matthews, A vast salt mine lies beneath Uie city of Detroit, yielding about one ard Abbey, presentation of pins by Dr. Herbert Wedel and Lena PUBLICATION’ OBDEB nik. and selections by Barb High. Judy Sharp. Earl Atkinson and PUBLICATION OBDEB. PUBLICATION OBDEB. Receiving service awards were: Seven year pin*—Dr. Wedel. Elvah Briggs. Lucille Wlllitt*, Mary Ortroth. Trellis Cox. Jessie Wright. John Hoc* Five year pins—Mildred Shank. Shirley Reid. Ruth Roush. Doris High. Dorothy Castehen. Julia Blain. Shirley Hawks. DorLs TlnkIxinnle Ford. Emma Andrus. Jen NOTICE TO BIDDER* Agnes Andrews, Margaret Bull, Ada Crawley. Ruth Dore. £ jidra Durkee. Carole Garllnger. Sharon Geiger. Gladys Dutchess. Evelyn Knepper. Elaine Lord. Mary Parker, Dorothy Simmon*. Vlra Wcslow. lorry Whitaker, Violetta Hansen. Marlene Lowell. SUta Neeb. Evelyn Teska Business Directory PRODUCTION CREDIT ASSOCIATION MEMORIAL MONUMENTS OF DISTINCTION Lawrenco Brothers IIOARI* OF <IXJuSjFr UOrfc COMNlStilONltiUi OP TH! Cot'NTY OF BARRY, MICHIGAN 301 S. Michigan Ave. THE SIIIRWOOD AGENCY Hastings Office Hour* 4 A «M.frWsd. I to 945-9415 FOR INSURANCE RMIRT W. SHERWOOD, Mgr. ■Uli Bok BWa ***•• Wl 5-1’71 Seat* Farm limiranca AUTO — FIRE BONDS fMyacatlon fun heavy-duty rear shock with absorbers and auxiliary spring*, oversize 750 x 16 tires, front stabilizer bar, a pair of big side mirrors, raoo and deluxe heater, tinted windshield, full-depth foam Mat plus many other pleasant appoint­ yCHEVROLET ments. Check into Chevy's big choice of all kinds of pickups at your Chevrolet dealer's I no. 1 way to work See your Chevrolet doctor ebout eny type of truck talliar ai Ph Ooaklin. iniyrrled hr Potter and Floyd Hewitt. fcboel er nah Publicity: Sondra Gallup and Valery Altai All Forms of Insurance and Bonds equipped tainment, Bhiriey Hawks, Caiola GarUngw. Barb High and Sandra Gallup. Dm Marahall and LuclBr WU-, ittte Ticket*: Lena Reppret, Barbara i CX'-COod. Ruth Atkinson and Audrey Frailer. Decoration*: Lonnie Ford, treIvn Knapper, Evelyn Ackk? and BIDS WANTED. TV. I'lraaanltb tlaa «ouM Ilka 1 SQboal Prep^ij. a pickup specially equipped for camper service! Just add Mbmpar body and head for the hills! This new pickup comes BuiTgr. •aatary /JERRY ANDRUS Artbi. Daaa. ’ Sac. of B4. st Uataiia* Michigan hu tha higheat birth life »/iT Michigan LARKE BUICK-CHEVROLET 1435 S. Hanover Hastings Wl 5*2425 �Tell and Sell. Plant Your 'Selling Seeds' In The Want Ads For Results ii ■ ......................... ...... ......................... ;___________________________m ...... ............ DEPENDABLE LARKE BUICK CHEVROLET USED Wl 5-3481 CARS MINIMUM RATE —50c for Twenty Words. HASTINGS . ..tj-T- LEGALS BANNER ARE HERE! LATE MODEL SPECIALSI 1435 S. Hanover Wl 5-2425 CLASSIFIED AD PAGE PHONE 1964 DODGE ' Wf 5-2426 Hanner Ads benefit YOU! 1964 CORVAIR 1M3 DODGE •DART 4 Dr. Slant 'O' 235 engine with Torque Flite transmission. Ex­ cellent condition. *UM For the Best Terms 1964 CHEVROLET Classified Paragraphs ' and Values in Town See the Dodge Boys at ★ Farm Shop HASTINGS MOTOR SALES 1963 OLDS "88‘ NOTICE Calendar of/ GOOD AS NEW STORE Special Events 220 W. State USED CAR LOT Over Start's Paper St Paint Store 1963 CHEVROLET NOTICES SAFE BUY USED CARS SAVE $ $ J 963 CHEVROLET FREE BALER TWINE . . . If You Buy Your Check Case 220 Baler Now LYING - city, ! FOR MORE BEAUTIFUL HAIR MOSQUITO ................................... or lake property. Call Phil; Horning 945-4063 «-'2 GOOD ALFALFA HAY TOFUT UP ON SHARES—Yem Web; ★ Help Wanted 5/37 RELIABLE LADY OR COUTLE C,nt WATO 1DH MU WANTED —To take complete | - MljSW charge oi four small children I _Mich. I hone PY 3-8MO. 8 May 27 through June 1 while NB^' MceuLLOCH C HAIN mother is out of loan. Phone 8AWS lUibfl Francisco Wl 5-4358. 5/30 Farm Buppiy. M-J7 So. Wl 5­ ment wall and foundation. ... ■ —----- —i 31M U gt3o per *q. ft. for 51x100 structure. Taking Applications for BIG DUTCHMAN storage and feeding systems for all types of Meat Cutters dairy parlors. DESIGN STEEL, 3391 Three M>le Road NW, Meat Managers Grand Rapids. Phone 453-2888. over those Bargain Racks. Assistant Store Managers LARGE COUNTRY HOME—All modem. 1H baths, kitchen complete with dishwasher. lota Grocery Clerks Special pre-season offer in­ cludes 10 bales of tha new 1962 RAMBLER LEGALS Eastman premium - quality plastic twine, enough to tio your first 5000 bales free. Get the baler that’s simpler, gentler, smoother yet priced with the lowest—-a Case 220 Sweep Feed. Claim your pre­ season twine bonus today at 1961 CHEVROLET 196! CHEVROLET 2 Dr. Sedan, Bid. trans 11595 STALK SHREDDERS—For Rent Francisco Farm Supply, M-37 FOOD CENTER FRANCISCO 196! FORD STATION WAGON Going Fishing Going To The Fair Going To Work FARM SUPPLY 1961 CHEVROLET 1962 FORD GA LAXIE 5M H.Top Victoria^.11156 i Gel Set for Miles of Spring ] Driving Pleasure Wl 5-3156 37 So. 1961 COMET STATION WAGON 4 Dr. Has automatic drive. 8895 Are You Planning to Do Any 1961 MERCURY MONTEREY ! Custom Convertible11195 i TRANSPORTATION SPEC LALS SAVE SSI 1960 DODGE 4 Dr. Sedan. .. 1X4 TEMPEST SPORT COUPE . . Custom model. V-8 engine, aut.vmaUc transmission. radio, whitewalls, sharp maroon fin­ ish. 1X3 RAMBLER STA. WON. . . . Automatic transmission, indio, whitewalls, beautiful black finish, low mileage. 1962 OLDSMOBILE SUPER M . 4 Dr Station Wagon, power .■tecring and brakes, radio, good w/wall tires, nice blue finish, one owner. 196! OU18MOBILE Hastings I I x 41 MOBILE HOME FOR BALE—In very good condition. job in consumer finance with an excellent future. Your abili­ ty and initiative, plus our line training program, as*urc your i?:'.?5 ifciSi T Fencing This-Spring? j-j'Xr ■ n V I '« lb'H <■■» Anything in Trane I Buy Used Mobile Homes CLHLAL CITY MOBILE HOME BALES GOING TO USE FIELD FENCE? factory ut large savings. Order u couch with the equipment you want and the latest argu­ able equipment. Brass Trailer Sales. M-43 north of Hastings. 1963 OLDSMOBILE GOING TO REPLACE . . . Holiday Sedan. Fully 1859 MERCURY PARK LANE A GATE? equipped, including power 4 Dr. H. Top. .2------- .....IW5 .'teering and brakes, new white­ van tires, super 88 pertonn- 1959 MERCURY MONTEREY । H. Top. Extra sharp......... 5595 NEED FENCE POSTS? 1963 CHEVROLET SEDAN 1959 PLYMOUTH STA. WGN. . Impala, 4 Dr, radio, auto­ 4 Dr1175 matic transmission. VI engine, 1969 FORD COUNTRY SEDAN whitewalls. • 4 Dr. Wagon--------- 15450 1963 CHEVROLET PICKUP 1W9 LINCOLN »ion, good paint and ready to 4 Dr. H. Top Sedan1085 1961 CORVAIR MONZA . . . Radio, whitewalls. 4 speed transmission, extra clean. Floyd Cplvin FELPAUSCH FARM FRIENDS - Farm Bur­ eau’s trade mark uwaire.. you of top quality seed and stands : behind every bag «4d. Farm | Bureau's grau and legume seed is clean and weed tree and w.111 germinate strong and make a good stand. Order to- ! day from Farm Bureau iierv- Farm Bureau Services 1959 FORD 4 Dr., 6 Cyl. engine. Standard transmission. Extra good con­ dition. 5465 SEVERAL MORE TO CHOOSE FROM 3:30 pm. Telephone experience necessary. Reply in otti hand- M-37 South Mahler Motor Sales LLNCOLN-MERCURY DEALER Wl 5-2223 L a H KXVEfif Tldllf ic® — Trimming, cabling, n- Did You Know That: Bars—Chains—Sprockets to fit must saws. Complete Chain Saw Service. Ban ground, chains sharpened. Chain saw I. In. the Ionia overstate trials Farm Burrau'r. Michigan 400 had the highest average yield of dry shelled com of all the cams tested? fir Sporting Goods 1310 N. Michigan Ave. Please set your work in now. Rebluing. restocking, repairing. We sell guns, scopes, ammuni­ tion. gun cases, slings, swivels and everything needed for your shooting pleasure. Huckleberry Gun Shop. 10440 Kingsbury FARM IMPLEMENTS 196! CHEVROLET . . . 3 Dr., 6 cyl, standard 196- RAMBLER CUSTOM ... 4 Dr. Sedan, automatic Farm Machinery to clean white finish. 4. Michigan 400 gave out­ standing yields when checked with, other leading hybrids produced by commercial com­ panies? AVAILABLE TRACTORS; INI COMET SEDAN . . . Automatic transmission, -John Deere No. 720 Diesel. radio, nice clean one owner car. Loaded. Sharp! fir Personals FARM BUREAU pletely checked over and ready (or spring hausccleaninfi. Uses handy throw-away paper bans. SERVICES >951 F-85 CUTLASS . . . Sport Coupe. V-8 engine. —IJiC A Tractor and Cull. .■litomaUc transmission. com- —Aills Clialmers B Tractor and iortable bucket scats. look this 1 row Cult. -Several good used Baiers and Heating - Plumbing Hay Tools. Service 1961 F-85 STATION WAGON ... V-8 engine, standard trans­ One owner. Runs like new! New • Remodel • Repair mission, radip. look this. one —1961 Allis Clialmers D 17. -Massey Harris No. 30 Tractor. A-l shape. 305 S. Church Wl 5-5352 —John Deere No. 8 Mower. Hay conditioner hook up. Real good shape I . —John Deere Hay Conditioner. NEW WATERPROOF TARP Excellent condition. PONTIAC OLDS CADILLAC ■_ tributor. Hastings, Michigan 19 X it—SllhS nud, a, r„„, 5/30 row Corn Planters. Also larger sixes at Airrcsponding «Kui-. low prices. Guaranteed water and | “-pS*U “ff Ut mildew proof. , The bad luck in meeting REAHM Hotor sales GOODYEAR BROS. Wl 5-5M3 | mouse. Large lot with lake frontage. 5 minutes tram Hastings. Will lease with option to buy. SOO mouth, Phone Grand Rapids GL fl-1555. U WINICK SURPLUS N. MJchiggn ft/M MM Ph. Wl 5-5324 ’7“’/ /«*•» UlltesUM.. MteM fir Wanted to Rent WANT TO RENT GARDEN PLOT-City lol ar portion of Green or phone Wl 5-5481. nr tent* t'amp with youi name, ad­ dress and ZIP number for Uh. This includes, postage and sales tax. Burpee's Specidly Shoppe, Delton. MM1-. rags cut and sewed ready for weaving. Josephine M Rour.h, K3 Plainwell Phouc 621-271B.. maintenance. Moping, trim­ ming and spraying. Phone Want 5 tp 60 Acres fir For Rent—Real Estate glass windows. Good condition. Complete with all hardware for Installing. Only S30. C B. Hodges. 831 6. Church. Phone Wl 5-335L 6/20 inss optional. Clive localtan. . Box 970 c.'o HastUigs Batuwr. »/» �’*)or Pro-1Convention of the Michigan XUa .rpiT I A-oclaUoa. ar NUea from Ha*- ' J J In )h, Ulngr were Exalted Ruler Glen' Hastings Elks Receive Honor At Convention Lodgni in Michigan m prewmung a 100 percent contribution from the Hastings Lodge, and n total, Knight Russell Na»h. of over iU.000 w» contributed I ------------ •------------ OJen Donovan. exalted ruler of ... the Hartings Elka Lodge, an­ nounced t hot the Hasting! Lodge 5'lSXnSL"^1M“-”£ total sum of S93W0 received; received a Certificate of Rccognld Au^ta^6Yap^ru>X Attending the 610. Ann . WHEN YOU NEED “Cas/i” *25 *1000 to See f'OK" Howard A Personal Loon May Be The Answer QI rh . SHOW 1 CSlS • Drives Skill Monday Night .. . , .."The National Driver* Teat t» I to be presented on Monday, May '24, o. from 10 to 11 pm. <EDT’ over the CBS TV network, nnd Oddfellow* and _ Rebekah* Plan • > o • i to take the teete. Memorial Service 1Uw- Frrrto ol u.. ft.. Tufj4ay M#>. a Ule Frl.| Un<, Ki want. Club 1* al­ lows and Rebekahs will hold: recommending driver’s test their annual Past Grand and their knowledge to determine Past Noble Grands’ Night. how good they are on the road. Potluck supper at C: 30-followed. The May 24 TV show is apnnby Memorial Service and enter- sored by CBS, the National 8afei Diriment. The public is invited I ty Council anti Shell OU and is ! to thl* meeting. , •<» be dramatic a* well as qtucaRebekali committees to assist; ‘“nal. ’ . the subordinate committee are: Opening with “you” In the Planning committce-Mrs Ward driver’s scat approaching crx-h &way Mrs. Ralph Sage and situation*—real crashes done by Mn. Leora Newton, and Kitchen stunt men on ths basis of known committee - Mrs Maurice In- accident ciues’- the amrn.-e | gram. Mrs. Richard Nixon and! goes to instructional material on Mrs Elmer Urias. brr* to avoid accidents in given PH.W, W 11. U>. r»f HOM. 'T j z-f.iv. x,... which the whole lamit) can .oiU "1t*‘ U M low on a questionnaire. Toward r,_. ★ FAY ALL YOUR BILLS ★ CUT PAYMENTS Vs TO V Ujf end of lhe the corrc.ct Roy Preston. May 26 flags will be placed on amvera wln be given. rc d*cc*“’1 ,ncn,bfrs °f ** Ki’*ni’ u ★ GET EXTRA “CASH" TOO Local Finance Stop In—112 S. Jefferson—Phone Wt 5-3424 hm JOIN THE THOUSANDS SWITCHING TO WARDS AAONTGOMERY WARD niMu. «’n 'uw> are "written to be obeyed 1 Mr<d LMVerne Bowman WI^- ,h“l kno*lwl|te “What an I Mrs LaVerne Bowman, Wl 5 j^uppen- and the “ability to recMSS ugnUe a hazard" in advance are IXAlZi Zi L E DAYS "it SALE ■j man Jerry Ford’* right hatx. man in the Federal minority of­ fice. will be the guest jPMtkw. "Ed Terrill knows the Washing­ ton score." Schwendener said. art'"'h. io hJH.M Now we will find out how a Congressman can be so much VW1.UUM are one of til. fO—l । ,i Atty. John L. Schwendener, away tram Washhtgton. and yet predominant contributing factor. 'Chairman. Third Congressional do everything he claim* to dot ’ to having accident*. . AP*11 ,2S“ ordnance “ReMrvatlons.” Bchwendtnsr to asms: , , • m specialist. waa las. rtatloned nt D1 a t r I ct Republican Organ Ira In eight out of 10 fatal truffle FWt Knox. Ky. He entered the 1 tlon. has announced that the or- continued, “should be made with accident* in Michigan, traffic vi-| Army tn August IM4 nnd com-' g«nlxatlon's next meeting will be Howard Ferri*. Barry County olatlon* were considered lm-iPleUd born- training at Fort.held — at 7 pm. Tuesday. May 2S., Register of Deed* at Hastings. on ---------------------------cr before the 20th. The public portent contributing causes and I Knox. Griffeth aUmdcd T-K In-the Hastings Hotel, Edward A. in most of the accident*, it 1* High School. a Terrill. Congress-' is cordlaly invited “ aafe driving requirement* In ad- the driver who la directly and 'dition to skill: that traffic en-1 primarily responsible. . i forcemen t la not a game that ------------ 9-----------I . District GOP To Meet Here Mid-': Tttenday Night IMPORTANT NOTICE Residents of Hastings and Barry County will be contacted to receive an explanation of American Republic The Big Event Ends Saturday, May 22nd. Don't Miss It!. Big 24-inch rider mower 4-HP ROTARY WITH SAFETY FOOT CLUTCH *159 Aulomolivo-fypa transmission Easy-Spin starling action LifeGuarded Protection Watch for the man who carries this card Easily-adjustable cutting heights Ride and let the mower do all the world Press foot down on clutch, mower goes...release, it stops. En­ PtAN closed bevel gear transmission with forward, neutral, reverse. Separate clutch disengages blade, allows you nprotection nos?'™- to tow or sweep. 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American Republic Insurance Company NationaLHeadquarters: Des Moines, Iowa Protection...The American Way* �The Hastings Banner Section Three—Fegos 1 *• • Tliuroday, May Moy 20. 20. 1965 19€5 Tliiiroday, Audubon Club HHS Record Class | Candidates for graduation with the Hastings High Class of 1966 include: Und* K Allrrdlng. Sandra Kay Altordlng. Busan Elisabeth RURAL LIFE SUNDAY Dies Thursday; Rites Monday To Explore Area ‘Hidden Valley’ Campbell. Leonard CampbSll, Stephen Daniel Carr. Charles Carter, Shirley Ciiaffse; Thomas Welton Chandler. Linda Ann Chase. Nancy Cheese­ man. David William Clagett. Di­ ana cote,. Stanley Cole, Dale beth Beadle. Richard Beckwlli. Sandra Ann Belson, David Ben- Douglas Cook. Jani* Cota. Shar­ on Craig. Mary Ann Cramer. glance Birman. Judy A.' Bliss. William Cruttenden. Martha Bleven Bolo, John Borton. Don- Ann Culbert. Melvin Dale; Nyla-Jo Darby. Roderick L n«r« Wrftnt naru Dcmcmd. Ronald L .Dlngerwn. wSte^Brant^MartSrt. Connle L D1”"* K»Ul!ecn DWBarty Board of Education w Itock Beth Kten itt. D‘le RusM> Ch"‘M |1U»C MICH ---- -Cifruune BuShSm? ?JnA.D»^'A,llert Drttkc' Dttnny Behttnaw. district*. towering that number ralr^^ur^dn^IrTni ! 8uXanne K>y E<k*rdl. ■»» E1»inf , Edger. Gordon Robert Endsley, key. Linda Darnel) Burnworth. n- Jo Anna Engle. Bton Eye, Michael wood may want to finish there, Jennifer Burroughs, Bonnie Kay A. Parley, David Lee Farrell; Linda Louise Fedcwa. Russell George Fehke.Judy Colette Pen­ der. Keith Dean Ferris. Julia A. Fisher, Ruth Evelyn Fitch, Gwen­ Seniors for graduation Ln lhe daUon report. dolyn Lee ptxgerald. Orton Vem history of Hastings High School । N x teachers hired fcr mxt voted to annex five more rural .. ONE DAY ONLY ST".T hl^-Tr™ r n« Innim/ m» ycar °< ,nc,uoe *Forth Linda Lou, Foster, Jack D. ? “""l B*U»Mf «*• ““** Exploration will be the feature of the Bunday. May 23. meeting of the Hastings Audubon Club. On the Hidden Valley Expedition Christianity fur the whole rural life and of rural life i_ ChrfoUanily. It emphaSltea scientific exploration in which WAYLAND Larry Rex Frisby; Ronald James Frye. Kenneth Garrison. Jr. Sheryl Ann Garri­ son. Janice Adelina Gaylor. Ter- Sat May 22 Mat. 2 p.m. Eve. 8 p.m. Wayland CofC. Darlene Lucille Gibson, Roger William Gibson. Laurel Jan* Godfrey, Gary P. Golnek, Diana L. Greenfield. Elisabeth Ann»tte Guenther, Eugene Ralph Guern- ~~ — ncre ror two years out r»* t.cjji at their regular noon met.- ' rhinr m the Cereal City for Ing held Tuesday. May 11. at the .four years. She earned her bb high school. 'at Indiana University in I960 and win teach Junior-Senior High home economics. .. htnchcon at the meeting. Supt. of Schools Richard J. monweaUh tn Albion. Johnson Igan University and did subsUtute teaching here. He will teach Bernard William Gunvmos, Jr., Cynthia G. Guggemoa: David E^-Haa*. Dorothy Haas. Michael L. Hamilton. Michael Lyone Hammond. James Walter Harbin, Brenda Kay Hart, Jeanne Hsrl Marlyon Kay Harvath, Raymond- Benjamins Hause, Jr.. Ronald Joseph Hayden. Linda Ann Hayner, Larry Eugene Hay­ wood. Robert Oliver Heeter, Marilyn Toni Hein; Monday at Fnnrral Home tailed study of lhe natural re­ sources of a lovely valley com- HHS to Graduate Record Class; Hire Teachers Mrs. Beckwith la: extrtence Special interest groups when the transportation of chU- will b« organised about resource rtren within the City is halted. leaders and a-headquarters will Youngstera crossing busy thor­ be set up to record discoveries oughfares such a* North Broad- and plot them on a map of the valley Dr. E. E. Bherff. naUonit was indicated. | ally-known botanist, will be rt- "Challenges erf She was bom In Mayfield. King's Messengers Quartet to Sing Fhun and Susan i Baldwin) Paton. She moved to Hastings,With At Nashville Church The King's Mesaeng^s Mcsaengrrs Quartet Beckwith. Hastlngw barber, on will be at lite Nashville Church of । Feb. 3. 1931. They spent IhMr Gulf OU Corporation for the tow Audubon Club. Adil be bird lesdentire married life here. . In addition to her husband. bld of 13.15 cento a galton, inHastings Schools Science staff and an old-fashioned "Gospel dudlng pump. , will be wildlife resource leader. Lansing Gilbert will direct map­ contract to «upply white mUk at’ ping efforts and work in the field Hale 049 cento per half-pint. . of geology and geography. Supt. Guenther reported Uiat;■ The aesthetic MPeet* of out­ the increased equaliraUon figure door ecUviUra will alio be conEarns Straight A's may result In about (19.000 added bldered and Mrs. Max Doty will fund* and received an Informal work with any who are intersung by Larry Baker. 19. second and Mrs. Graaveor Pierce Taytor time kindergarten teacher and Ing. Ruth Kurts will be official tenor is Richard Shodowen, 17: of 356 Michigan State University photography leader and assist baritone. Mike Bridges. 20. and student honor cd for achieving any who wish to try their hand all-A records during the Winter at.outdoor photography. High counselor. The courses of study being Charles langworth will bring <"«««■ gucau of Ito. John compMed by the Class of IMS tn th. mrrrln, ! Hannah. MSU president. rOun Lake Road at Glass Creek ie message in tne morning wor- . includes one college agriculture. Alpena, will teach high school 13 commercial. 11 agriculture. 113 Michigan's 16500 manufacturing general. 133 college prep and 14 will be necessary, 8upt. Guenther may assemble at 3 and )oln lhe jtabiishmenta employ an estimated special students. said, to provide the proper In- advanced party. Bring binoculars, The public is Invited. sketch books, field guides, cam­ Hendershot, 22 pupils; Rogae, WU- eras and other favorite outdoor equivalent of anoUw University. Wichita Falls. Teatas. equipment. Such comfort items She married Jack A. WCbur as canteen and mosquito repel Hebei, Carol Sue Hengeobach. SPECIAL B&K Alexander M. Henry, Jack La- Fall Including the student* from gram is designed as a family venie Hewitt.. Ann LouIm Hick­ lhe districts already approved type activity and people of all tings. 1720 N. Broadway, waa ey. Joyce June Hill. Iri* E Hop­ hired to teach high school EngSupC Guenther reported that ages are welcome to participate. kin>. Suranne Marie Horunan skyiighto in Ncrthe**tem and Leaders hope Uist this adventure John Ennex Houk. Sharolyn Joan the physical therapist at Pennock Bouthotatern aohoota had caused in cooperative learning may HowelL Barney Hutchin*. Tim­ prove inspirational to all ^ho FULL GALLON othy John Ingram. Phillip Lee at Western and taught two years >7.300 to mate nrrrwary repairs. participate. For further details Inman. Marilyn Ann Iromide; Total repairs ta ths roofs al the on this project contact Lansing John W. Jame*. Kyle C. Jamea. Gilbert Wl 6-3549. Kenneth Otis Kuempel, Jr, TerDaniel Mark Javor. Elaine M Maple Valley Johnson. Mark Robert Johruon, Leary, Cheryl Ann Lewis, Sharon nuiuia Mlchigan bold* the record for produced by a single cow. The first Intereat payment milk i leen Kahle:. Michael Edward SAVE! ... BUY TICKETS Keait. Roderic Craig K.ilnley, made on the new debt, bonds :In a M5-day period during 1961 -W. Lublenleckl, Mary Margaret Mca ftoated to erect the addition* to i seven-year-old Holstein. "Green (Saturday Only) EARLY FROM ANY WAY­ Jean Ellen Kelxey, Bally Sue Allbter. Therese McCtoakey, Meadow Lilly Pabst" of Green Kcnflcld. Geoffery, O. Ketcluun. Dennis Arthur McKelvey, Janice schools and for improvement* At Meadow Farms at Elsie In Clinton LAND MERCHANT BEFORE Margenr Ann Kilmer. Jeffrey H. Kay McMillan; 10c Deposit on Containan 5. Hanover Klmmfl. Thoma* R. King; Central and the high school, waa County, produced more than 31 Lyndla Kay McNutt. Beverly tons of milk. MAY 22nd. I1U4&10. ' Robert I>ee Kinney. TimothyTodd Kraft. Linda Mae Kruko, Jran Melville. Stephen James Malcolm. U. K. Torbjom Malm. Steven E. Mayo. Harry Bradford Mlles. Jr, Arlene Marte Miller. Harold Ervin Miller. Harold Lee FOR Milter. Ulrtee E- Molt Marie Montague. Ter tague. William Scott nrph Edward Morgan. Morgan. Improvement Leant for Your Every Need Suzanne Elaine Mullenlx. Kent E. Murphy. Raymond D. Nash. John Wayne Newton, Lynda' F Newton, Robert E. Nickelson. Stephen Robert O’Donnell, Grooming Vaughn Gary OLaughlin. Hal N Olsen, Laird Dean Osborn. Janine Jo Ostroth. Johanna W. Pleasure! We're foetwl.g PavBch. David L. Perry. Carl Structu rai I m P£ovemen ts Wayne Peterson. Jane Ann Phil­ lips. Brenda Anne Pierce; runhng Roofing Flooring Additions Ann Pierson. Mary Lynn Potter. FlUtWfTl MILLS BROS. Take Home' B&K DRAFT ROOT BEER 50‘ e AT THE NATIONAL BANK OF HASTINGS EXAMPLES OF ELIGIBLE IMPROVEMENTS KODAK INSTAMATIC Camera mousing il* GIFT SET $17.95 inrrchls. David Edward Purdy. Paul Willard Quinlan. Dennto L. Rankin. Randy H. Raymond. $59.50 Inocencio. Carol Marie Barver, John David Scbowalter, Thomas R. Scobey. Patricia Ann Benxiba, Gerald Kenneth Sexton. Terry Joe Shafer, Robert James Bhaltu. Michael Steven Shanklin. Linda L Shelley. Allan Charles No^-StnJC^uroMmprovejpents: $49.50 to«. KODAK HtfirsFiir ofPictiriTakiif endisgsuim fever Md...Stick c*n trail. By Sbullon. Men's Leather TRAVELINGKITS Men’s Old Spice SHAVING COSMETICS *5°° 7’ SFRAY COLOGNES by Lahvin—'’My Sin” or “Arpege” Ladies' and Man’s TIMEX WATCHES ------------------We.rplax TRAVEL ALARMS Fold-up Style. . j . Handtomaly *6” Faihloned . . . Guaranteod *18” Choose from Gifts by ShuHon Faberge DuBarry Lavcrn Sinclair. Gerald E. Skid­ more. Donald E Slocum. Douelas K. Slocum. David B. Smith. Douglas A. Smith. Valerie Jane Smith, Karen Elaine Spackman. Birgit Sparr. Roberta Mae Springer, David Eugene Stamm, RoMlMn Marie Stamm. Philip J. Stanton. Robert A. Steven*; Stanley E. Staven*. Sharon R. Still. Dcnnl* Robert Storrs. MaryJo Bunlor, Sue Ann Swadling. Peggy Lee Swift, Jean Leona Taflce, Sharon Kay Tagg, Robert W Tarbet, Diane Kay Timm, Sharon Ann Timm, Janet Lee Tinkler. Darlene Kay Tobta*. Marilyn Lou Tobla*. Patricia Jean Tuller; H. Lee Vahlxing, Connie Lou Van Syckle, Richard Lynn Van Syckle, Jamea Lee Wallace, Lar»y Watann, Kathryn Mary Webttcr, Jean Edith Welcher, Sharon Wellfare, Sandra Kay Wrflman. Linda K. White. William Ruucl) Wightman, Marsha Ann Wilkins, David Lynn Will. Fred Williams, JY. Sheila Ann William*; Wills. Barry Allen Wood. Elton ELECTRIC SHAVERS .’18” Siding Termite Control Wiring Papering Plastering Plumbing Kitty Emma Rush. Sheila Di- snrsMSi^se Ladies' Hardware Heating Insulation Alterations Conversions Foundations Revlon Coty Yardley Zurad, Michael Lynn Baldwin. Keith Everell Brown. Ben L. Falconer. Robert D. Green. (Lew­ is John Outheridge. Griffith Eu- Elevators Floor Coverings Floor Furnace* Carbage Disposers Heating Controls Incinerators Jalousies Kitchen Cabinets Landscaping Oil Burners Patios Storm Doors - Windows Stokers Screens Sprinkler Systems . Swimming Pools Venetian Blinds Water Heaters Water Softeners Built-In Air Conditioning Clothes Dryers Dishwashers Refrigerators Stoves - Ranges New Structures Brooder Houses Commercial Buildings Greenhouses Industrial Buildings Stores Service Buildings Tourist Cabins Contact Your Local Contractor or Lumber Yard Smith, and Mary Lee Snowden. Lee Belfield i» Mayor of HHS Loans from *60.00 to *60,000.00 National Bank of Hastings Andy Johnson waa named traf Rotarm Sytlam and Federal Dopotli Inturanca Corporation DEPOSITS INSURED UP TO $10,000.00 Pbeae Wl 5-24441 �Rev. Buwalda is Reassigned to Corners Hastings Church icate lurch Addition The 104th annual session of tin Michigan Conference of The Evangelical United Brethren Church meeting in Buchanan recently returned, the Rtv. H. J. Buwalda to Uie pulpit of Liz local congregation. The |tev. Buwalda was as­ signed to Hastings last Itoptem- Mathoditti Pulpit" a pm. Youth Fellowship. 7 pm Evening service. Sermon: Rev. David Honeywell. Bunday school. 10 am Worship, 11 am. Evening worship. 7 pm Mid-week Fellowship, ' Wtdnseday. Invite Men to United Church Women Meet Since Easter Bunday the church has been in a "Loyalty to Christ Crusade,” a program to strengthen the church. This Sunday the pastor will be bring­ ing a special message centered Titrough Uss Week Monday. 7 pm. Teen Fellowshtp. Wednesday. 8:90 am. Bible Study and Prayer group. ■jmwi. aU Sunday school rooms Mi a paM« s study added, windows of colored glam, floor tiling. oarporing. now pc-»o. new furnace, new esectile organ, and Those coming are to bring a duh to pass and their table serv­ ice. Rolls and beverage will be fumuhed A nursery'win be available for small children. United Church Women, spon­ sors of this annual event. Invite K. W. Moaber. Pastor 9.50 am. Sunday school. 11 am. Worship service. 7:90 pm. Evening service. Rev. Vaughn B. Jensen. Pastor 10 am. Sunday wtool. 11 am. Momma worship. Jun­ ior church and nursery provided. 7:30 pm. Evening service. Wednesday, 7:90 pm Family Night Adults, Youth. Juniors and children. 840 pm, choir BOWENS MILLS CHAPEL'-Henry VanTU. Evangelist Sunday worship, 10 am. Sunday school, 11 am. MYP Sunday. 7 pm. Bunday evening service, 8 pm. oute 3, Delion . ■bmMmI Pastor school, 10 am. Sunday schooL 10 am. Morning worship, 11 am Christian.Endeavor, 8:30 Prayer service. Wed, 8 p. Dedicate New Church; Vicar Is Rev. Kaser "Its IE Sunday service, 11 am. Sunday school. 11 am. Wednesday service, 7:45 pm. 7 JO pm.' Confirmation and sermon by RL, Rev. Charles E. Bennlaon. D. D, of y»i at adwtltri bg MORT NBFF "Michigan Willard H. Curtis. Minuter Bunday. May 39. Morning worship. 9.30 and 11. psrsoul portable -test wsy it start fi ■ 45 am Sunday 11 am Morning worship. 7 pm. Evening worship. Wednesday* 7:90 pm. Bible Worship service. 11 «m. Evening service, 7 30 pm. Wed.. Prayer meeting, 8 pm. The little church with t!x> big Outdoors” iHrtr! 8 select-quality transistors Nu» 2 diodes provide top performance; Morning worahlpT 10:46 am. Evening service, 7:30 pm Wednesday prayer, 7:80 pm. 8:30 Junior High and Senior i High Youth Fellowship at the church. Youth in Sixth grade are Invited to attend this meeting of 9U* magnet ie-type speaker delivera rich, full tone. Rugged ease Is hlgh-impaet polystyrene. Collapsible 0:45 am Bunday school. 11 am Morning worship. 6 pm. Young People's service. There win be clrctlon of officers. Monday Activities 7 pm. Boy Scouts 7: 30 pm. Spiritual Life Com­ mittee meeting. Wednesday Activities 8: 90 pm. Family Night supper In Memorial Hall. Bring table service and food to pass. Coffee, ONLY HASTINGS ELECTRIC COLEMAN AGENCY INSURANCE 203 S. Michigan, Hastings Ph. Wl 5-3412 furnished. Jerry Smith, a Senior this Sunday. The Responsive student at Alma Coite«e. will Reading wlU include this verse apeak on his year in Nigeria at fromPsalms "My soul longrth. the Mayflower School. Thursday. 7:30 — Chancel choir practice. Friday. 12:30-May Fellowship «b. 945-2866 s We re Now Located in our .Rev. E. L. Bchwan, Vacancy Pastor Worship. 10:45 am. Bunday School, 9:30 am. Every Bunday—“Thia is the Ife" over WKZO-TV, 9 30 am. ver WOOD-TV, 11:30 am.; ore Collection of CARPETS Rev. Doriene Speas. Pastor 9:30 am. Worship. Bunday. "Eaith for Today," on M:30 am. Bunday school. TV, Wood Channel 8. 8:30 am. 8:16 Christian Enfant Bunday Voiceof Prophecy Prayer meeting Thursday, 7:30 pm. at ths church. narrBBtN CHI KCII Rev. Torrey O. Barcanfc, Pastor Telephone 374-3340 Just att M-88, North an M-50 in Village of Woodbury Sunday school. 9:45 am. WKZO. 12:30 pm, over WBCK, Worship. 11 am 1:90 pm. Junior church for children. 4-9 The Lutheran Women's Mis­ Youth choir rehearsal. Wed, sionary League will meet at the Church May 24, 8 30. A potluck Rev. lAwrence Lowell, Pastor Bunday school. 10:15 am. Morning worship, 0:15 am. GAS YARD LIGHT Special Offer Youth meeting. 8:15 pm. Evening service, 7:30 pm. Wednesday prayer meeting and Bible study. 7:90 pm. by McGee Monarch "Largest Selection in Barry County" NYLONS - WOOLS - ACRILANS and Herculons Welcome, Little Newcomer INSTALLATION INCLUDED SAVE ON INSTALLATION and FREE SPOT REMOVAL tf. S and UPHOLSTERY Cleaned the Scientific Way by DURACLEAN The ns yard light la decorative ... it sheds lie golden light over lawns, patios sad pools for pighttime relaxing or enter­ taining. It helps guard against unwelcome intradsrs, In addi■■ retire, useful and dependable; gas to operate end simple to maintain. PEOPLE** BIBLE CHURCH Rt. Nashville. Ph. 863-8477 W rufc E. <rf M-68 On BUto Rd. 7 pm Junior High and & DIWACLEAN ikmllwWtkm, M would Itetau SEE YOU* �«. ITarniFair-Goeri About N.Y. Lawn on a shopping tour, a The Maronota of Delton Methodist Church met at the home of Mr. and Mra Harry Bcavcn for a potluck dinner. A good time waa had by V//|^ Michiganians planning to visit but I was present at the raWng of the heavy timber frame of the church building and tang In the cliotr of church when they worshipped In the old Court House, l lhe choir occupying the jurors benches) and more or lua My column this week U a short one, but I know It will Interest a lot of you people in Hastings, especially. I know 11 will Interest Rev and Mrs Willard Curtis tlie prwwnt pastor of lhe Presbyter­ ian Church. I also know from a card recently from Mra Curtis that Usey are regular readers of my column, even though they are practically newcomers to Barry County. This article appeared In THE HASTINGS BANNER on April 21. 1U1 and waa cut out and added lo one of the BANNER Scrap Book*. It was entitled: Sunday, was accompanied with intrrcs'inx features. The presence of two out-of-town clergymen. Rev. W H Phelps, of the Flrat Presbyterian Church, Battle Creek, and Rev. 8, B. Hawkins, and family are on a camping trip at Murphy's Point. ■* Mr, and Mrs. Lyle Lelnaar have returned home from tnelr trip in north­ ern Michigan. * Mrs Jerome Brownell and children from Bt. I beg your pardon for boUtoring you with the matter, but If you think it of no value you are at liberty to give it publication al gantzatlon the church has been under the leadership of but 18 pastors, in The following order: Zerah T, Hoyt. A. H. Gaston, Edwin O. Bryant. -William 8. D«Y CLEANING SERVICE Michigan Week SALE!2£ - . k l V f tings, and Ln Uie Lntevent of ac­ curate history to correct some inUtAkra which recently appeared In two of lhe Grand Rapid* papers-The Herald and Tha Preasl In speaking of the re­ We reserve Ine nerw io bsmv • . DOUBLE inn? remonbervd Mra Hayes' rvminlscenrra were of an informal nature, but she played on the heart-strings-of the audience al will, the smile and the tear ■be­ ing clnaeiy intermingled ns she and their wives whose Influence nnd personality, still live on: tier Interest and love for tike present generation. the majority of whom six had seen baptised in Uie church, gave a perional and intimate touch to her talk.: tlml lent it peculiar charm, and made it seem all too short Rev. Hawkins followed with a| short and appropriate -addnas EEOFESSII ore a splendid lot of Christian workers In Uto church, and it is prospering finely under the. leadership of Rev. YfUfred Llnd- Mlmions for the Presbyterian Synod of Michigan who took part In .the service nnd the ad­ dress given by Mra Geneva Hayes, one of the oldrott. living in the post liLstory of the church. Hit intimate knowledge of tluj men nnd women whose loyalty and Christian atral through tlx-, early yearn made possible its Hastings SPEEDY WASH and COIN-OP Laundromat TOP VALUE STAMPS every WEDNESDAY FRESH / Whole A Fryers SO EXTRA TOF VALUE STAMPS FRESH DOUBLE BREASTED or Center Cut Rib 3-legged k Fryers » PORK CHOPS tile nth of February, IBM. I wrnt to Hastings tn lhe employ of H. A. and W. S. Goodyear, gr neral mere twinta occupying the building recently used by Kurtz's aa a meat market. I occupied and SO EXTOL TOF VALBE STAMM Cot Up Fmrl, 3-UuaA Frym, 25 EXTRA TIP VALUE STAMPS with purchase of a Mb. pkg. el Hygrade'a Ball Park Franks 2$ EXTRA TW SALH STAMPS EXTRA LEAN PIONEER BEET Veal Cutlets PORK STEAKS- SUGAR and November of that year, IBM. Edwin Rice, the contractor and builder of the church, oc­ cupied my room and slept with me while building the church. Beside that building then stand­ ing waa the Bessmer Jewelry store which was then occupied as a residence by George A. Smith, editor and publisher of BLACKPOftT SEMI-BONELESS HOMEer sSSA.r Hamburger WestVa HAMS PATTIES * Fres-Shoro Frozen Breaded Paschke's Vac Pac BOILED HAM >* H.g 99/ FntillShrisf2ibpig<1.89 Tsndersy Eckrich Lunch Meal SMORGAS PACub pig 79/ CHUCK STEAKS Hamid's Tenders, ROASTY LINKSio<»pig 49/ RIB STEAK n> 59/ 1.79/ H,gr«l.’. Ml F«k FRAHKS i*. pkg 59/ Packad-ln.Travaaa.Gty. ...„ Kroier AiFleuictSFib < Itt EXTRA TOPSALSE STAMPS RAI8 WEES KILLER er RAJI ROSE & FLOWER SPRAT Kedeen. st Kroger ihro Sa|,M«r 22, IMS Kellogg': 50 EXTRA TOP VALBE STAMPS 12-oz PINCONNING CHEESE COLLEGE EDUCATION ASSURED l 59/ Packed in Fenville-Rose Croix 58 EXTRA TIP VALBE ITAMPt BROKEN PEARS packed in Benton Harbor AND YOUR INSURED Run Croix Pucket 4'* CAKE MIXES 4nb3^pbgt’1 k™»- KROGER Kellogg* CORN FLAKtS 11-ot pkg. 15/ 2 Hit log Bin 2pLg« °<« 39/ Magic Turf 10-6-4 LAWN FOOD RED, RIPE WHOLE CATSUP STRAWBERRIES Qvrt 58/ Magic Turf 10-6-4 LAWN FOUR 50 lb Ug‘1.49 136 E. State St. CALIFORNIA - 34 SIZE Phone Wl 5-3853 Cantaloupes AU Saving! Injured Up Io VOflOO with FJ.U.C 3 1 20, OFF �Bill Farmers r a Barrel’ Forage Day r Wednesday at For More Funds s“SSS'<S Hickory Corners Statu Highly Bach Drive THE HASTINGS BANNER Lake Odessa W... Dm By PMman Highlights Interesting veering equipment on Wednesday, Lanatng and Threiuipplc laic has bren a house guest of Mr and Mrs Martin Btygvr. Mrs rcUen pre- m*x McWhorter and children of teap abreast . VarmontviUe vrero Mother's Day FARM NEWS consumer. It ma-'xj’jrracka U* banner at shifting W oodliind Saddle Club Receives New Members Ths new proposal would use Barry Farm Calendar... iricla StatkL Kiwanu Club pony mare. Patty Pomona Grange Emphasizes Michigan Week Btalogkal Cooperative Extension Service Reporti Good Start Cyril Enyart, a farmer living on ana aa All types of forage harvesting Ki DcUoti. in Onmaevtlla townequipment — including mower*, windrowtra, uaauigafg, conditioners, coop, chop■vw-- > wfv>u anwn >■ —' — —- —— —------— windrowara, tffommlmtonrt^utkman-1 AjTO*ra* ia “f"1*** pen, batera. tractor*, rakes, forage muck land into corn ths Tlh and T,» wwk ’*• 00 lnrtnJ: wagon* and btowero-wUl be on doling the legislative Pstkage mmt WTW{Mi blanket* and auplay throughout the day. i dlanen The served lunch r>««wi-_slralinns w. of "w-wsiw. nxiwrrn VW— hostess I ----- --------, Mem be >a of lhe Pomon_ hu Thu waa the laM meetinguntil dinow..tt and windrowre* will bo Oiange met Wednesday. May 5. Roads Federation. are; with the Star Orange member* Tours of dtanonstratlou plots '-------siumui* luiuHc i.iiwj uuu, muruty progrea* projecu were gwnUno, dlreal and Uquaffod po- and Daryl, left Chicago. Bl, wx<ilng rwUs and chcuudlscuaaed. Mrs Lloyd Shroyer L-oleum taxes. ccscninxl I be Grange Interna­ tiona HcapttaJKy Project. It tlieir homo Mr. Strecker is af- t)U,c and alto filling KiuUnneu g« undc-nray at 2 pm high filiated with the NASA, lhe executlve programming wannuter computer vuitcra a* part of the CcsnmuuMg group al the Manned Spacecraft A prosperous and beautiful Impress program. Center, nwy nsuea rua parerus pwmA’ Exhibit* for the Barry County America cannot afford to waste ■r rwvinwtawi Kt »nd friends servic , rteuogg Farms. ent distribution fanaul* for ear­ M an.ved funn tjuipment dirtrtbutara and marked highway fund* from 47 . --__ -__ ——_________ arcu dtulcrs. State Highway tha Junior Granges and Pomona. Michigan's Upper Peninsula, with jo Soil Stewardship Wo*. it* 16538 square miles of land area. leaving. extubtta elites and vUlagaa to 30 penxnt. Michigan was the first state in lhe nation to guarantee e«h chdd 1^JU>dMichigan The Beautiful,” open­ tion district directors and ladles the sum of money which cities Uic right to free education Uuough ’ ’ ed the. program. How Michi*** auxiliaries throughout the tinned of more than 30,000 population highschool. I Hanner Adi Benefit YOU! became the Wolverine Htate” Stales hare sponsored soil ste­ must contribute to trunkline wu* told by Mrs Kenneth CrawMichigan hell Stewardship The Highway Commission Soil Stewardship Week Activities Are Planned for her 4H project. ran i Secretary of Agriculture,'1 Pentended lhe Clinic at Delton EloJed Into th tntl ng that thto u a mciuary oukx*. - , I g» • A practice aaaalon with the |.lVPSt(M*k F rif'fHJ liom* to scheduled for May 33 al. VC5lULh 1 1 10 am. at the John Barnum1 r> • 1 . . o , Brightest Spot . In Farm Picture quits another thing U> oak an- In, .. .... w tl.Hw" w.,11 k- rn oonUjuM a program aimed al keeping produces dependent cm government handout*." Pennock Men in Big Busina* in Michl. construed a* oppoalng any tegislauve propoaala dnMng with the rifinAMat flf the Marttlnao The bright rpot In the farm and Mra Wendell Siiroyer and £5Tk“ Lloyd Shroyer gave a listing of open Junior Horae Show the l®*n 8Utc University extension "Facia and Figure* About Mich- EXPERT TIRE SERVICE JIM BARR Tiro Shop U. S. ROYAL Dutriketev New & Used Tires Mr. and Mia. Al Pufpaff gave in turn. Funny Bene Ticklers thing* rolling. A committee mset- prtdlcted higher prices fur ixv*. lambs and fed calUc. the extent and Garden Tune. The lecturer gave a quu on Mlchlgattany. He poUiits out that soil and June 19 al 8;3O pm. al the' water conservation. u also: home of Barb Gilliland. Monbcrs —< war against mounting 11am Schantz. hunger for an exploding world •> .tuMurvu u.n a j<*r • ------ -—v_ population. ago or about 15 percent. Standard f,„_,la„M — —a fight agalnat political klosuers have made about half that CcUTlOH 1^3026115 ologtea which promlMa a tatter O cons Belson. Janet Siiepnard. gain, and oowa are off slightly, -.t t ■ -------Jay Flanigan, and Nancy EMep l<’*ec cow prices are the result I _c«. A niivri iiao 'for tBsoocUented million*. Chris Belson will write leUcra to culling at dairy stock and LiISl ACllVlllfS --protection against silt pollusecurn a judge and ringmaster b‘CT<T bCff oow ^^hter | .... . UoQ clogging streams and lakes. for tha »hczw Ken Brook* wUJ I h<'ro cut beck weights JHllng drainage ditches, covering obtain the Public Addraa m? “ »hlch choice cattle are being “ ' ’“h nesting beds and destroying 7,. sold, thus reducuur the uxal a In the scries of three. f(Klrf ,loojl_ the Urojiies and ribbons. The Woodbind Ctxnmunity Club is marketed By Fall there could he a weakening of market so .vw .veuev are urgru u> am- ?' U1*’ Educational Committee. will provide a Unue moving cattle at higher PrH’arTd a number of hdpwetghu. .,ul hints for the home and farm FREI PARKING sw «up su±dMMu’ Illflttlng or unworn clothing wa* brought co the U*l meeting. ago- a jump of 15 percent. The,01. outlook la very good for IMS and -- •» ___ ■ reemrea For Top Corn Yields PUT YOUR NITROCPN IN TNT SOU AT THt ROOT LfVfi . CONVTNITNTIY ANO [(ONOMKALLY <, U-j? Big Corn Takes Big Nitrogen Use 82% Lowest Cost N! wh“ ™» restraint In number build-up o,.,. the price could hold good through, “t**,■ , . all of 1966 * “llr m<5,nbcni attended LAMBS: Lamb price* are also1 ?lUctel hwbccue day at 10 lO >5 good with slaughter down. With I Soil and water conservation to much more than Just produc­ Narrow Planting Boosts Yield Of Cucumbers by |30 million to about 1131 mll- Musicians at Maple Valley Get Scholarships Mualo scholarahlpa of *75 each ,b« of the Maple Valley High •Ted Pox. Philip Heinze and :Nancy Smith. Nancy plans to attend the Bdhuner camp at Michigan State University from Aug. 1 through Aug. 31. Philip wlU go to Central -rcff^dent crop production for Michigan Unlwrstty on June 30 the farmer. A* a prelude to Boll Steward­ af.eixi Uie Int>ilochen National ship Week, the stalo * 82 soil con- Music camp this Summer. arhnbrahlpa was Cub. NaahvUte Lions the Maple Valley Band . th MJch1 "> Mr. and Mr*. George Ulrich are the new owners of the ro* tlsredc Congratulations, Pat that waa a fine Mothers Day gift? r will meet May Xi for a potluck Members were reminded that Cucumber production can be thia Thursday is Uic last Medical Increased As much aa 88 pcroent Care Facility party until Fall. with narrow row planting*, re­ ports a Michigan State Univer­ sity borticulturtat. farms May 26. If any member SAFETY BAR formula , Hastings Insurance Agency SAFETY DESIGNED Put an extra touch of safety in tbe»inany crop hauling and handling job* on your farm. Go with the safest box built . . . me Gehl Self-Unloading Forage Boa. . with just a touch . . . help prevent accidents Bar extends handy aide lover lets you atop the box when you're standing near lhe blower. Thi* feature is standard on all Gehl boxes. Rugged Gehl construction gives yean of safe crop haul­ ing and handling. Choice of aixea. Pick the length, width and aide height to Two rear-unloading options. Lowcrwt bale unloader or silage unloader for heavier materials | COMPLETE INSURANCE SERVICE Make us Prove rt with a Demonstration I N.W Location- Phon. 945-4100 E. R. Lawrence Mutual Fund* Invgttmen Francisco Farm Supply M-37 South Wl 5-3150 Michigan showed an average of bB percent Increase in yields from plot* wkh 24-Inch spacing be­ tween rows axnpared with plote with 60-Inch spacing. A spacing of 42 inches between cussed and will be completed at Indi rows. Standard spacing used by growers in this arm lx 56 Inches. chaplain* program night Coffee Plant spacing within the rows had UUle effect on yields. and Claudia Fuller. For Weed and Grass Control In Corn, We Have BILLION ..SAYS FARM LOAN SERVICE IN A BIG WAYI Today, more than 50.000 fanner*, rancher* and part-time faruerr in Michigan. Wisconsin. Minnesota and North Dakota are using */* billion dollars la Land Bank Loans to expand, modcraics and improve their farm burlnoie*. since 1817, mors than a quar­ ter-million farmer* have found their Land Bank ths ana credit aouros elwaye geared to their actual need*. If you’re planning a farm improvement or expansion project, bo auro to check your Land Bank AiaoclaUofL ALONE OR IN COMBINATIONS A LMD MNK LOAN BIVSS YOU. WE RECOMMENQ IT! PopbUr PoUri ns^JOM lkxMtpi9Kid|«dj|i. Pttatg SMITH BROS fOR LONt-TMAt, LOW-COST CNIDTT1 Wawdlead . . . Fleet 65 e Polara H*>ii.g. OHIO HASTINGS MOTOR SALES • •I Michigan's Molt tote Farfi|i*cr Sarvic* re. 220 E. State St CHRYSLER Morass asrauros / �Rob. and family al Haslett to thejr new home on Cook road, attended the Junlar-Sanlur and vuittog them last weekend denburg*. of Howell. Thl* eomlng weekend the Fredanburg* will Security Administration recom­ Hartal Security AdounteteaUon will mend Uiat people check Uietr so­ cial security accounts? curlty account number*. Should I < ir future social security benefit*, bet', this district office will furnish some employer lias not reported | your earnings correctly, or If-your i social security number Is incorrect. ■ : curtly Administration, M Ranrom y our account, by checking it peri- Ave. HE. Grand Rapid*. Michigan odlpaHy. you can make sure of That office will reply directly to, your roctel security protection. F farm. Would thl* have any effect on credit for wage* «i my axial ^curtly record*? tt u correct? Walter* his brothar, Phillip, and also hu !T». Mrs. sister and family. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Farrell. Donnie and Shelly Of Alma honoring Mr* Farrells Cincinnati Wlitle there they birthday. Shelly, who 1* having celebrated the fourth birthday of Bober! Kruger, of Lansing. lhe Barrett e ron. Mike, aad they until Sunday. attended a variety show in which addressed the regular Hastings ; i of lheir daughter. Mr. and Mrs. wood Howe. Steven and Jeffrey Rotary luncheon meeting at the i Harold Vogel. of Grand Rapid* Hotel Hastings Monday. May 10. . on Tuesday evening of last seek. Mr. and Mr*. Richard Hart barratt. of KaniM City were! Mr and Mrs. Fred Butolph. thur Howe, celebrating the first and Mr and Mrs. Jack Lampka the- HoMings* dub's 45th mini- had a weekend vacation trip to Mr. and Mr* MUo Barry, Mr*. birthday of Jeffrey. ■ Altec AUerdlng. Mr*. Helen WerMarqulta Pierron spent SaturMrs. winirreu Jauron. .03 w. •--—- r L_ Niagara Falls. State, saw two young deer at birthday. Atty. Plotrowski re­ daynlgnt and »mday with Linda Burkey while Linda'* parents. trice Perrin of Grand Rapids ttire fairgrounds They went north I viewed the objectives of the mcthe Floyd Burkeys, were in Ohio were Sunday dinner guest* of in lacroM ____ the railroad Into the vice club and reviewed a few of Kenneth Reynolds, to Bedford on Mr* Laly Wickham. I wood*. visiting friends ' woods. 1 its acrotnoltehmente since it waa Saturday, May 15. HUHS WHO KNOW THE SCORE SUPER-RIGHT BEEF vmtJoyert quarterly tax return* vlUi a partcard form (OAR-TOM) andvw* from the W-3. You should for use to obtaining a record ol Uie earning* credited to your acai hl* quarterly tax return. If not. the employer should send to cor- merit of the eamlri4* credited to rectlvo information on Farm MIC. my social security account and find it doc* not agree with my record*, wiut should I do? Anawer; You should gather any information you hare, such aa pay­ roll illp*. withholding statement* iW-3 formal, tax ri-turrj. etc. T»ke them to your roc tai aeciirity office * credit against your income tax with Uie atatement of earning* you liability, if any. This should be received. The people Uwre uill be happ}' to help make the necessary done in the space provided tor tills pu-pcae on your Form 1040 Federal correction*. during the year. My employers for a woman to file a change of take the social security money out of my.pay, but some of them do name card with the Social Security not give me a statement of bow Adniinlxtretlon whan *he get* much I earned I'm not sure that married? Answer: Social aecurity record* must be accurate to ensure proper payment of benefit* ta Uie right Answer; First, all agricultural person and Identity of the person employers are required to give you L, very Important Each number a statement of the wags they paid is iMigncil to an Individual perron. you. and to show the amount taken It an employer report* a different n quraUon U raised whether the right person ta receiving credit for your social security record* to sac the i-amlng* reported. Question: Why docs the ■Social CLEANED FULLY DRESSED FULLY DRESSED u 25c u 69c . 59c TOP . ROUND ROUND BONE lb CAP'N JOHN'S FISH FILLETS OCEAN PERCH FILLETS . . . HADDOCK FILLETS.............. . COO FILLETS ........................... . FLOUNDER FILLETS.............. . BOTTOM ROUND . Ib. 49c . GENEROUS EYE ROUND .Ib. 55c .Ib. 49c .Ib. SSc LB- BOSTON STYLE BUTT, ROLLED SUPER RIGHT BEEF, BONELESS, ROLLED 89' u Pork Roast SUPER RIGHT, All MEAT Rotisserie Roast» 99' Ring Bologna LEAN, BONELESS FRESH, BONELESS 79' u. I - 49' r FLATS, LB. 79c Beef Briskets 59' POINTS COUNTRY STYLE "ues1 u. 59' Fryer Parts Spare Ribs u. 59' SUPER RIGHT BEEF Pork Roast ™ " 49' Cube Steaks MIX OR MATCH KOUNTY KIST Creen Beans Apple Juice jIhozQQ® Layer Cake Mixes OR WHOLE, CUT OR FRINCH STYLE - 99' MORGANS ANN PAGE ASSORTED you get a screen room that will enhance your home'* ANN PAGE CHOCOLATE OR VANILLA A Frosting Mixes Our sorvke la complete. We can plan Hie job, (ap­ ply all material* and do the actual conatnicHon. 69' LI. SUPER RIGHT BEEF, BONELESS, ROLLS) BOSTON STYLE BUTT appearance and help keep it* value high. QQ< MW Center Cut BREASTS (RIBS ATTACHED) LB. «9c We can do tha job aaeily and economically, tea to it STEAKS FISH sad SEAFOODS Fresh Smelt Lake Perch White Bass Stewing Beef Enjoy Hie outdoor* without being bothered by winged p o 11 ND PLAIDSTAMPS Rump Roast For Comfortable Summer Living... Add A Screen Room! 1905. iiim 'iiiiM ! curlty AdmtaWraltaJ to combine botli account* and furnteh you a statement of the combined acccunUi. International Officer Monday AT 1 A Ak ** •f CANS SERVICE 'at home* estimate. JANE PARKER, TWIN PACK Potato Chips 59‘ IO’/1-OZ. 19' Ice Cream Coffee QT. JAR UMjL Beverages S LAS. 39c U CM 10 UM. S9< 49' Baby Food 6 4^L 49' 89' Popsicles 12 OR 49' 99 MARVIL UDMKR HIM Qt. JANE PARKER ALL BUTTER BROV ires FLORIDA ea*'°A Can 29c ’ 6-19 Cheeri-Aid Ptt-Swaeitned ’/r0x. Pkgs., 3 for 19c m wa L._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Drink Mix Pr»-SwMl*nad 3-0*. Pkg*-. 3 for 25c ’leischmann's Oranges 5“49c — FANCT, LONG GREEN It Vi-GAI ent REGULAR H OZ. 20 detail* on our financing plan*. SO.JI 00 ASSORTED FLAVORS YUKON Briquets mber-co ; SI I CkAPP S, STRAINED Miracle Whip CHARCOAL Budget Terms Arranged! 3 AaP behind your home. We have all the material* you'll No Obligation Estimates “♦ 1164* PKGS. MARVEL, VANILLA Let ut show you how easy It It to create a lovely patio patio roof. Come in this week for advice- and all the Cookies VACUUM PACK, PHCjpR REGULAR SALAD DRESSMG need . . . including plastic translucent panel* for your QO e TT A JANE PARKER, SANDWICH CREME DOUMAK Marshmallows Build An 'Outdoor Living Room' This Spring! FREE MARGARINE Get FREE Ajax or Comet 14l XOc CLEANSES ' 21c Prices tn this ad effective thru Saturday, May 22, 1965 14-0Z. PKG. iuper Marl<ets �tended the stock ear races In Armed Forces | November IBM and Im la Lansing Saturday. May S. * Gor­ Pn. CurtU H. Bchleh. son of (Honed at Fort Knot. Ky. don Mraecar accompanied Uw 8th grade Junkr High -jeu Mr. oral Mrs. Carl H. Bchleh, R2 Middleville, completed a 14-weck automotive repair caiw at the Senior Citizens In Spotlight During May made everyday by relatively old- I <t people. Senior ClUren* Month Fropnnrt la an opportunity to draw Alton- | A B cv pui a Uon to the foot that the qualilltv 1U1 tl. US-IIH of Imagination. pondMence. and, .. .. . Taut courage. and willlngnc to take ; "X nr,‘ W*"1 • -----from Battle Creek to hl* home on new idrtus and new methods \ Mr Mr> j^nna and Mr. and Mra. Claude Walton west of Freeport May 8. * Mr. ‘ — । Mr gnd Mfg Rj|bcrt Tooker anC nnd Mra Dorothy Campbell were and Mrs Robert Humphrey and tended lhe minstrel show at 'children enjoyed dinner in Bunday. May 9. dinnar guest, of family and Mr. and Mra John Mlddkvllto BatunUy. May 8. and [ Grand Rnpld* Sunday. May B. in Mr. nnd Mr*. George Brtrar.il attended, the parly for the cast of Grand Rapid*. * Mr. :md Mm Robert Walton and chili: in have mast other governors Th< older workirm cannot produce a* of Kalanuuoo were. Bunday, May ] theme of the observance Is -Com- much os younger ones, and that rnunlty Action for Older Amrri- I IL Is costly to hire anyone in the cans “ . middle or later yvera in life on. man who “ intcreted tn. this month - long •• promotion U the Manager of llw lhr wcallrd older workers * Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Kyser of P-^^has brtoawa Lowell were Mother's Day din­ ner guisla of Mr. and Mrs. Dale WOODLAND MUTUAL INSURANCE k COMPANY WOODLAND. MICHIGAN "not os old but OB timslsss and dependable oi the Sphinx" such specialists is in itrnetf u paradox in today's expanding economy and rapidly growing cnced workers. And yet. many of throe AJUiw employers have arti­ ficial URC barriers which prevynt the hiring of workers over 40 ar early as 65. rernrdhas of their health or chilli•; to contribute. -The effect is, "my* Christen­ sen, that wv arc putting mH-, lions of poU-nllal producers on the »helf. We are treating birth­ days ns If they were a dbeaae. Swarming termites are a warning ovvr 40 Is unemployed, all of his years of experience and all hl* skill that yesterday Identified him oa a key man in his fltin orv suddenly devaluated. It's tu nenn because they wire toookL" Studies conducted by the De­ partment of Labor have shown that*oldcr workers art productive, efficient, reliable, require little If. you *ee winged black In­ sects around your home, hidden worker termite* may bo damaging timbers, wood­ work and carpeting. To avoid coatly damage, phone lor * killed inspection by Termini*, world's largest In termite con­ trol. Service fully guaranteed. anxi Mrs. Keith Base and fam­ ily of West Freeport and Mr. „ ___ __ ____ and Mrs. Reuben FUh and chib Art Clinton, local, and Mr. end, dren. local, enjoyed a Mother's -- - - ---------- ---------- “ 1 Day picnic dinner with Mr. and Local MOVING & HAULING EXPERIENCED PERSONNEL Phone Mr. and Mrs. BtU Blough and family and Mr. and Mra. Reuton ■ Crites. Jocal. Mr. and Mra. Kmh Blough and family of Oro nd Rapid* wen- callers. * Mr. and Wl 5-4001 English 00 and • PROMPT SERVICE Wl 5-2273 • AS CLOSE AS YOUR PHONE Davis WOODLAND MUTUAL REPRESENTATIVE Hastinp 135 E. State St. PLYNN MATTHEWS AGENCY Route 5. Hastings, Michigan Hot and sassy loaded for bear! qualified workers because they arc over 40. they are cheating them*clves of the maturity. Judg- FREE INSPECTIONS ployer can give to his job. The right num for the right job Is a g<xd which all employers should establish as their hiring policy. And to meet this goal, one cri- Phone BARRY COUNTY LUMBER CO. | Wl 5-3431 9 Seek Maple Valley Board Posts MICHIGAN TIRMII QeRMINIX; Previously Bernard Onuntn. Jr., and Douglas Gam picked up petition* far the two four-ytar positions and Wilbur Marsh for tile ttircc-ymr term. CALIENTE HARDTOP inch a rugged John Deere You get a full measure of John Deere • performance and convenience in the 8-horaepower “110” Lawn and Gar­ den Tractor. Here's a hauler for hot shoes, a wailer that's really bad news! Take_three-on-the-tree or optional four-on-the-floor - add the 4-barrel Cyclone Super V-8 - and, man, you've got a top-echelon motor' scooter! Other hot options include bucket seats, console, vinyl-clad roof, tachometer - you name it! Any way you take it, Caliente means "hot”! Independent ground-speed control. Double-safe electric starter. Double­ action brakes. Attachments for mowing, clearing snow, gardening, spraying... many more. Keep your homestead in trim, and handle many farm choree, too, with . a John Dosrw "110” Tractor. Conwenieut credit. MERCURY COMET Xd* you take weekends easy the year aroundl GOODYEAR'BROSI FARM IMPLEMENTS IM Nartk JaffanM Pk~« Wl 5-5052 MAHLER MOTOR SALES 1320 N. Midilgan • HoHIng, • Ph. W! 3-2479 �Nashville Council Has Busy Thursday Session .. ...» .. . .... 1 «u-!lrr is Interfering with some street work in that area, but with special cooperation of the fire depirtraisit and the street ■*—t the diffloulhre can be Luella Francis Succumbs Here Thursday Night Graveside services wore teM at lhe Fairview Cemetery al J:>0 pm. Monday at Brighton for Mite Luella E. Francis. 86. who died at 6:30 pm. Thursday. May 113. at lhe Barry County Medical Instrumental in affecting Uic Facility. par-sag? of the bill wa* the Mich- , The Rev. Richard Wylie of Igan' Tuberculosis and Respire- ; Wyoming officiated. tory Disease Association and the I .* Mkhlm DWW» «< H-liK h. ‘.T In essence. this law rtquhwl '“ *7 inu...h> Drto<. parent* to think of the Import-! Ah P" once of immunisation and teollng ; I to protect titeir children's health.! .mrmor -kto rwmrwy na* ' Tli“rc who P^- 0,1 ndlgious or signet! into law House BUI 2060 °'*hCf Btosnds may sign a statewhich will provide for tuberculin <««>l objeeUng and exempt flu « Xi™ SSS Iran u>' prwUkm.. ceptlclc In which to burn trash.. ' and everyone la asked tn refrain from burning when the weatlier U particularly dry or windy. clcarnl lh(j uww needed, but will aM a conslderi for the school buses. The board able amount at money. of education of the Maple VaiThe council passes a rcsolu- .. our officer gave aalMance three Umt». TVte ucketa were issued for moving traffic violations and two dog or.mpUlnU were InvesUgated. Fire Chief Forrest Babcock again wlshra to call attenltoa to Law Requires Donald Lair. made hi* report to Use oouacll. He reported one hitand-run accident, one rreklcea driving charge and one resisting an officer charge. Three traffic accidents were policed tn which no one >u injured. and tlrre war two fires reported. Three were causal by peramj burning traah and leaving the fires unat­ j tended. There were clglit non- Michigan schools. ™ oriminal complaints ----‘ I Tlie act adds to the Public Acts «...— -----w._ house- immunlxatlcn Law-now In effect check made. The department re-. which requires the parent of a ceivvd otr.istance from other do- . child entering Echsxd In Mich- TB Testing of pUI Jr within the not for day. A few unforeenn detail, have delayed the opening of the plant, The water committee chairman. tawrfticc Annis, and otlicra from the committee will be meeting with a re presentative of lhe engtpeering COOipM^IO dUcUM a ftw d, uuls qmoamed With the plant U5^ra, are lwlvln« to contend Helen Decker, two years. They Ing to dkcus* plane for the Har*Ull <i’“l problemjl- «n«U arelnTSS^f taS which will work with Uic two previous- vest Fe*UvaL The dates of Uie --------------- .. . ,Jy ftppoUUellby the village coun- festival haw been set'-up to «1. and other disagrees Ic fat- clL Juno 24, 25 and 28, Instead of turea but the work will irogran TheChamber of Commerce the July dating previously on­ as - - rapidly .-----, a* — potable ; has set up a zoning committee nounced. Tlic council granted "•* — street —— - running ■ • The along the beaded by George Vogt. They permission for the festival to «ut side ofFuller slrret scixwl la are studying details and checking be set up Just west of lhe M-M under Investigation for being costs, and then they will report and Washington street Interactu>ot uj me nusjr. ms- tnar nnaings to me councu. u euu m me ares w» l enUy u la school property, but la something Nashville has long west. 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MODEL SM-100A WT-3530A J �this week "Michigan Week" 1965-May 16 to 22 HASTINGS, as always, is Prominent in t heir Beams o o 0 Hastings merchants and business firms of all kinds take this opportunity of "Michigan Week 1965" to highlight the importance of Michigan to every citizen of our part of the state. This year, as in the past, merchants and business people everywhere are highlighting thousands upon thousands of diver­ sified products from Michigan industries and Michigan farms. As local retailers we take great pride in the rich output of Michigan farms and factories and, although these products are promoted on a continuing year around basis, we nevertheless welcome this opportunity once each year to dramatize, during a concentrate^pne week period, the tremendous contribution our great slate makes, not only to its own citizens, but to all citizens of the world. HASTINGS AREA...Producers and Promoters We ore happy in the realization that our factories and farms are prominent in this state-wide production and^hat our business section forms the most natural existing showcase in which to display these products. A Message from lhe Listed Civic Minded Firms in Cooperation with the HASTINGS AREA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE Parker's Bar And Restaurant Frandsen Insurance Einar Frandsen C.L.U. * Winick’s The Copper Lantern Clothing for the Family The Fine Way of Eating St. Martin Floral Flowers by Chip & Irene • Batty County Lumber Co. One Stop Service The Strand Theatre The Showpiece of Berry County Hastings Floor Covering Quality Materials - Guaranteed Workmanship E. L Carpenter Hardware Complete Saddlery Department Hostings Paint & Wallpooer 107 E. State St. Mary's Beauty Shop Heir Shaping, Styling & Permanent Waving The Hastings Bowl 18 Automatic Bowling Lanes City Food & Beverage Electric Motor Service Al Steury, Prop. Hastings Cut Rato Shoe Store Notional Bank of Hastings State at Jefferson >’ Stowell Building Service General Contractors Gardner's Pharmacy t Dependable Prescriptions . .. 4 Master Mix Feeds East Side Lumber Co. The Superette Open 9 A.M. to 11 P.M. Dally Bulling’s Your Rexall Store Appliances—TV & HI Fl Kaecheles Inc. • Coaling • Plumbing Central Radio & TV Credit Bureau of Barry County 1I8S. Jefferson On Your Staff But Not On Your Payroll Parmelee's Ladies’ & Children’s Wear Local Finance Corp. Millar Jewelers Beverwyk's Color Center Goodyear Brothen Color As You Lika It John Deere Farm Implements Lorka Buick-Chevrolet Clevelands' Men’s & Boys* Sales & Service Rcohm Motor Sales Pontiac’- Oldsmobile - Cadillac *» Bender Gravel Co. Barry Cleaners Barry’s Farm Store Chrysler - Plymouth • Valiant Building Supplies For Insurance Parking at the tyoor Bun McPharlin's Men’s Wear % Earl R. Boyes R^df state Hastings Area PriBlties • j Clothing & Footwear Al Signs Tire Service 235 S. Jefferson St. Home of Pendleton Woolens Lincoln & Mercury • Wl 5-5170 Jerry Andrus Mahler Motor Sales Insurance Agency \ For Your Dining Pleasure Gilmore Jcwclr^k ' 102 E. State V •Ice Cream Specialties & Luncheons Artistic Design In Marble and Granite Wayne's Shoe Store Burkey Sales & Service Eckardt Auto Sales Footwear for the Family Complete Radiator & Auto Glass Service Jeep Vehicles & Apache Trailers Barry County Ready Mix Corporation Coleman Agency Hastings Motor Sales Insurance—Bonds of All Types Dodge Sales & Service Miller’s Dairy Store Ironside Monument Works Service by Howard Trumbull Montgomery Word fit Co. Department Store Fisher-Hengesboch, Inc. Ford Salm »nd Service Washed Sand and Gravel ~ Hastings Hotel Jacobs* Prescription Pharmacy The Sherwood Agency ■The Bonnet & Gown Shop Alma M. Fingleton . .- Hastings Grain & Bean Co. \ Bea’s Music Box Organ & Piano Studio For the Entire Family A Local Family Service Hastings Cleaners Phone Wl 5-403I—Free Pick-Up & Delivery Barth Studio -■ Portrait & Commercial Photography Leon a rd-Osgood Funeral Home Farm Bureau Services Feed • Seed * • Fertilizer Boa Franklin Store Felpousch Food Center Operated by the TOM-LOU Corporation Fine Foods - Meets - Produce Haan Standard Service Patrick C. Hodges W. J. McAllister N. Broadway at State Dependable Jeweler Sinclair Petroleum Products Doles Bake Shop Schador's Office Supply Lope Pharmacy Walgreen Agency •' Frith^d Delicious Baked Foods ' *4*'. Walldorff Furniture Finest Quality For Business, Home & School The Fuller Agency, Inc. One Stop Insurance Service ■ Hostings City Bank 150 W. Court St. r � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/492/HastingsBanner_1965-05-27.pdf 01eebd694d43b43e5dafbec70ce98053 PDF Text Text The Hastings Banner Council Delays Vote on Tavern License Transfer Stanley Powell Blasts Pay Hike For Legislature Member* of the City Council are scheduled at their next meet­ ing to be held Monday. June 14. to take final action on approval or disapproval of a tavern license tor the Hastings Bowl. The Michigan Liquor Control rtquested the Council’s opinion on the request for the transfer of the tavern license from the Stag Lunch at 110 W. Court ceived by 1 14-hoar vigil Sunday Rites at Swimming Pool House Set Woodland Honor Open Because the rains came at an inopportune tune during the Ojxm House , showing of the Futura Dean Davenport Swimming Pool at Family Fun Woodland Memorial Park "Sun- first meeting in June. Several aidermen said they fa­ vored further study on the mat­ ter, and to give those opposing the transfer an opportunity to be heard. The Council previously In cur opinion tlw latest increase had received a letter from the of 45.000 per year which members Rev. Russell Houseman, pastor of the Bapttst Church, also signed by church officers, opposing the license transfer. Insult to the people of Michigan. If those who [lushed through the -EDITORIALS- To Surface M-37 Dr. Doneth to N. of Middleville Speak Saturday u mu. & u-n At Woodland from Middleville to the Barry- Dr. John Donelh from Michigan Kent county line U among the State University 1* to be (he main speaker at the Woodland High opened at the Civic Center in School Alumni bmquet to be held »turday, May 29. at the Woodland Completion date is Aug. 15. The largest Job Involved in the M8U. construction on the 1-75 i Fisher Freeway) In Wayne and Oakland Counties at an estimated outlay of over IIOjOOOjCOO. backward glances Huntar." dropped Into the of­ fice this week from hl* natural the annual FYecport High School Imbitat of Duluth. -Minn,. In the alumni dinner held at the Has­ interew of Uic Tin w*.- Loan tings Country Club Saturday Drive. If the bond could only sell are: Gordon Yoder, president; Charles Blough. vice president; Mr*. Frank Dutcher. recrotary and Howard Newton, treasurer. for Pennork Hospital should Hospital authorities have asked for a new entrance along with the institution's expansion pro­ gram. and for a connecting road to State street. One of the Council's final ac­ tions Monday was to approve spraying Tyden Park against mosquitoes. Aidermen approved replacing the sidewalk at the home of Mr. and Mr*. Roman Feidpausclt at quested by'the Robert Stanleys, of "B" regionals nt Grand Rapids (he Guy McKensies and Blair w»h Tam Dolan qualifying for Pratt*. The property owners will museum, lias announced that pay for portions of the sidewalk, which school groups if the faculties will let him know at. least a day tn Hospital Gwlld 18 to Meet advance. Irving Charlton, Chauncy Bottom. curator nationally Pleaio See MORE ABOUT: . . BACKWARD GLANCES. Joining with Citizens throughout the Nation on Monday, such an increase and In fact there May 31, area residents will turn their thoughts and heart* In are many valid reasons why the Mirrow and pride to those tnen and women who have served move Is completely unwarranted 'Flrat of all. the legislative xala- their country in all wars. The 1965 observance of Memorial Day will l)c fillcil with lhank»giving tor the freedoms won on the the beginning this session as a battlefields, and with hope for future peace throughout the result ot last year’s pay increase We certainly don’t need another wurhl. Memorial Day in Hastings and Barry County again will lie a period in which the Army. Navy. Air Force. Marine* and ord of this Democrat-dominated Coast Guard veterans Will be In which everyone remember* increased mUllou ot dollar*, but to the great beyond peoples money In an irresponsible manner. Never have we had u maneuver and I hope the taxpay­ legislative that seems to be oper­ ating so deeply in The Twilight ace fit to defeat there responsible Zone ’’ We hope they get back to reality—and quickly! inane siienanlgans. m»ch os this latest Increase; will do nothing to (tonally. Fortunately, the Slate Oeiute will have a chance to cut down this playboy deal voted by the House. Nashville Rites Memorial Day To Honor Dead Monday morning the tradi­ tional Memorial Day parade is to form al the Food Center parking north at 10 am. to State Street, ■west to'Broadway and then north to Tyden Park where a wreath will be placed on'the monument In remembrance of the men who fought in the War Between the States. Thornapple where a wreath will MBS. JENNIE CONLEY of the Navy dead. Continuing, the march will go The VFW ha* planned "Me­ morial Day acUytUea at Nash­ Io Riverside Cemetery where ville. Including a parade and service* will be held at the monu­ ceremonies at Lakeview Ceme- ment to the Grand Army of the Republic. A special service will At 10 am. Monday, a parade win form at the bridge over Thornapple river on North Main Street. Brief ceremonies will hon­ elude the crack Hasting* High or the Navy dead and the Navy mother* will toss flowers Into who died Tuesday evening at the Mrs. Conley Dies Tuesday At Son’s Home Tiie parade will move south on Nashville, the village in the odd presented a key to the city valley, warmly welcomed Orville;by President Pro-Tern, James Main street, stopping at Putnam I, Hubbard Monday. sMoy 17. as Riror. chief executive of Mayor ExA cofiee hour led of! the events change Day. a part of Michigan.of a day of tour* for the Dear- Nazargne, will honor the depart­ WeeJt festivities. i born guests. Accompanying M*y- ed firemen VFW Post Commander George Meanwhile Nashville's vUtoge j Jo NrehyUto were JoKellogg will then preront the annual Good Citiron award to ' william Kaiser, treasurer. They members. given the red carpet treatment. (visited Mrs. Mary Holman’s Art Gallery. Plycoma Veneer com­ The parade. Jed by the Maple pany, Standard Stamping plant, Valley high school marching the Jiubert Long Dairy farm and the Halvaraon violin shop at Naahvilte. \ , The Wr Clyde GUmm i* to should report to the Legion HallI affldase'wiih burial in Lakoview . Cemetery,at Nashville. furnished. Memorial Day* nfflcially began |ng place of the martyred Preai­ daughter dent John F. Kennedy It slgrted after General John A. Logan. Commander of the Union veter­ ans' Grand Army of the Repub­ lic. Issued his famous Order No. 11. General Logan said: “The thiroffered the use* of their home a former Nashville resident, will teacher training, after which ate deliver the main address. for a noon luncheon prepared by Nashville. nated for the purpose of strewing taught in Barry County rural The playing of tap* will end the ladles of the Grace Circle of 'Hubbard was greeted tn Cen­ the Methodist Church. with flower* or otherwise deco­ tral Part by the award winning rating the graves of comrade* Maple Valley High School Band who died in defense of their country during the late rebellion. Antique Auction Is Successful The Barry County Historical i rateful for the wonderful, re­ sults of the Antique Auction that -onciuded a most Interesting Heritage Day of Michigan Week Friday evening. The Society had dubious hope* of raising enough to place one litetorlcal marker this Summer butnra were Mrs Elmer Robin­ son. Mis* Bessie Allen. Mr* John as gleanedfrom tlx Nation to Pause on Memorial Day To Remember Sacrifices for Freedoi Parade Here Monday _ even more costs by raising their House of Representative* has dem­ Mlariea onstrated nothin? except a free Nashville Leaders Will RememberMichigan Week fifty dollar*. The sale totaled 442723.' 8o near the goal of two mark­ The Municipal League added ers' cost. Can the people of Bar­ that if you “acquiesce in this ry County come through? There kind of inroad into local afcounty that will certainly add an for other legislation on hours untold amount of educational In­ and wage* which will directly af- terest to all locally a* well a* tourist enjoyment and attraction There were Just 30 families in Mayor Franklin C. Beckwith read letters of thanks from Mayor thi* county thar(donated ma­ and Mrs. J. Glenn Sperry of terial* for this &Me. and three South Haven for their "very organization*. Just think of the pleasant visit to Hasting*' on results if afl of Barry County Mayor Exchange Day. We cer­ really went to work on »uch a tainly appreciated Uie courtesy money raising project. How about fhown us and hope that you and that! your party enjoyed your visit to Words ore not adequate to ex­ South Haven." press thank* for the hard, effec­ tive work of Auctioneer George from Councilman and Mrs. Da­ vid C. Grier, who accompanied Pred Hinckley of Battle CreekMayor Sperry here on May 17. to Roy Yargtr for h& careful Aldermen approved a recom­ tabulation as clerk, and to Mar­ mendation from Alderman guerite Kaechele, cashier. bits ofyesterday’ Banner files half the present level, they would still be grosaly overpaid. True, the legtdature. Ideally, might be con­ sidered the directors of a multi­ million dollar corporation. How­ ever. director* of such corporations and other atrueIlire* there.' Petitions signed by. 35 persons opposing the transfer were re­ ceived earlier this month. Robert Lambert, ipajor stock holder tn the Hastings Bowl; W J. McAllister, and Atty. Rich­ ard Shuster were at Monday's ability. How many of the present meeting. Representing the Hasting* crop ot legislator* who voted for Bow). Atty. Shuster said the the bill would be there If ability nized and explained that It was were the role test? How many of not a question of extending the them, in private life, could hold down u 412500 Job in business or transfer of an existing license. Economically, the transfer 1* vi- industry to say nothing of a Job close Dean Davenport Week In. again Sunday. May 30. from 12 I Noon until 8 pm. Gerald Lawrence Woodland. has invited everyone to come tack V lei or Eekardt, Woodland for a visit and luu stated that Township Supervisor, will be there are still free gifts, coffee and denuta. and pop for the children foltow*: Lakewood Band. Virgil Bartman. Director, The Star Spang­ led Banner." Invucbtlon,- Rev. Lawrence Lowell. Address. Richard Cook, pub­ permit the Hasting* facility to lisher of The Hasting* Banner compete with such places as Unveiling. Representative* of MldlYUla at Middleville, or bowl­ Woodland Woman'* Study Club i GraHuatton actlvttlre for the <7 ing alley* In Battle Creek or MraiorioJ Roll Call, Dr L. H.1 Brumm. I„..„ , the alleys to an adjoining luikcwood Band. “Battle Hymn raU^eate”•wvkra’M "orlswold move i township, he said. at the Republic." I fum. Vermontville. Sunday. Marl Atty Shtuter explained there Benediction. ,n •’ , *n would be strict regulation of a Tap*. Row McDlarrMC . . * tavern at the bowling alley. He «ponrored by Woodland Wo­ pointed out that it is difficult to man’s Study Club. . .. nxrly of the NaahrUle Mettiodlat police loeher rooms. He abo explained that regu­ Memorial Plaque. Church. lation* prohibit tavCta. mu. ,-urtu. «, „ SSTLE, “5; licensing 'ST IN MEMORY OF eld at rtruwn., Pt.-M . EUGENE DAVENPORT The Model Airplane dub's re­ Eugene Davenport was born In wUI give the-president's address for the City to furnish 35 a log cabin within a mile of and Marlene Ackctt and Joseph quest bags of chloride to Improve the where he now lie* in Woodland Mahar the ebuu history. Cheryl flying circle at the municipal Memorial Park. Benedict. Ruth Aim ChBib. and airfield Was approved. Richard He graduated from Michigan Rcmlte Slade will make the glfta- R. Welton, president of the Ex­ Agricultural College in 1878; wa* change Club which sponsor* the Professor of Agriculture there -z---- .... Model Airplane Club. said "com­ 1839-1891; founder tuid Ihrildent Root Helm Goodenough and Un- pletion of this flying circle will of the College of Agriculture, Sao provide recreation for youngster* ] Paulo, Brazil, 1881-1892: Dean of prophecy, and David Myer* win of this community." the College of Agriculture, Uni­ Aidermen went on record op­ versity of Illinois. 18K-1922: and posing House Bill 3157, called the Vice President of the University, Thunday, June 3, at 8 pm, at the firemen's hour bill, "which pro1920-1922. Puller street athletic field In NashHe established the Emm* J«ne every 12 day* effective July I. Davenport Memorial Grove to ten Reithmtiler, president of Olivet the Timberland Pioneer* in College. He ha* chcocn ai hl* topt- and an additional "Kelly Day* memory of his wife, and the | ’’Are You Ready for Tomorrow?1 try six days effective oq^July Margaret Davenport T u k e y > President of Olivet College since 1987 (a 58-hour duty week). Landscape Fund in memory of , 1957. Dr. ReithmlUer previously Alderman James Coleman hte damrhtur 1| lervrrt Ka public school* at hi* daughter. served In ithe Through hi* leadership and Highland Parle. generosity Woodland Memorial1 During the commencement exer- ernmenl attempting to gain Piuk has become a place of else* the «alutatorj' will be de­ local jurisdiction. beauty and peaceful reverence, lllvered by Charlene Sclianta. and The Michigan Municipal Erected by hl* many friend*. ’ the valedictory bv Susan Hlinscn League wrote that “This legisla­ tion very clearly violates the con­ stitutional principle of ho ide rule, that locally-elected officials should have control over mat- Maple Valley Graduation Activities Begin Sharon Cote, IIHS Junior. Teenage Safe Driving Rood-E-O Saturday and received tbelr NUMBIR 8 Traditional Rites To Honor Barry’s War Dead Monday bllity. WIN SAFE DRIVING ROAD-E TOMB OF THE UNKNOWNS—American* everywhere on Mon- tram Stanley District—which includes Hastings. Middleville and Nashville and nine Barry County townships—in Ute State Huuse of Representatives: "Last night-* action by majority Ung* Bowl, inc of the bowling alley*. After discussion. Alderman James Coleman, First Ward, moved to approve the transfer. Il was seconded by Aiderman George Hamaty, Fourth Ward However, the motion was later Section One—Page* 1 to 6 Hatting*, Michigan, Thursday, May 27, 1965 One Hundred and Tenth Yea Memorial Day Will Soon Arrive—Drive Gerald Shoup. Mr. and Mrs, Wade Shook and D. H. Bharp. The antique car* furnished by Herl Benham .nA Mr. Il.iuni with young vounff gentleman eentieman Baum Richard Hinckley, and Harold Burpee with his Frrrh Out of the Attic, all added the yesteryear touch enhanced by music from the vlctrola ef Clayton Webb with allure of the coffee pot and Old Time baked good* Splendid publicity of tilts pro- Elven by The Hastings Banner. WBCH, The Hastings Reminder, Battle Creek Enquirer & News. The Nashville News. The Mtddle- TV plus the personal touch given by hard working society mem­ bers. Many call* have come in to the Historical Society suggesting that the Antique Sale become beta of Hoopttal Guild 18 a* they i an annual event. meet Thursday, May'll, at 2 pnt * In the meantime, shall two Don't forget your apron. markers be placed? dtst Church with John Boegb- Hootenanny Set Friday Night at Tyden Park Mrs. Miller wa* accompanied to Dearborn by the village clerk, Mr*. Ada Bkedgell. Councilman Ijarencc Annis and wife, and * bi benefit hootenanny on Friday past president of the Nashville Chamber .of Commerce. A) Smith evening. May 28. at 8 o’clock. The hootenanny, sponsored by and Mr*. Bmith. members of Hastings Hlgii Behoof. Upon arrival the Nashville Pennock Hospital Fund, the Youth Center, then escorted to City Hall by a police escort where Mrs. Miller was presented anticipate ly arranged as a surprise by J.fayor Hubard "ro *he'H remem­ ber Dearborn for a while." A* the Nashville visitor* ap­ proached City Hall they were greeted by the Woodworth Jun­ ior High school bond playing. "Hello My Honey. Helio My Baby" for Mrs Miller. A brief reception was held in th* M»yor1* office where the feminine a.MOclate* were presented with orchid corsages. Mr*. Miller then preaided over a brief "council session" and then the police es­ corted tour carried the group post points of interest through­ out the city, a vtalt to Townsehd ino*t every city, village and ham­ let churchyard in the land." Two future president* were among the 5.000 perrons who fathered on the tree • shaded slope* of Arlington for the firxt official observance of Memorial Day. General Ulysae* 8. Grant of Hastings, a daughter. Mr*. Glyda Garvey of Nashville; eight grandchildren; and 19 great grandchildren, and nine great, era! James A. Oarfield delivered great grandchildren. military, not a public holiday. student* of the high school have offered to help tn any way to make Early Memorial Day exercises this hootenanny a big success. underscored the North's victory, Featured performers at the «haw but partisanship waned In time. tie Creek. The Wallandcra" from came an occasion for honoring all Americans who died for their singer* from Wayland. Delton and country. Hastings Sheriff Merl H. Campbell l» The very funny Russ Felxke will urging all driver* to be especially careful during this extended The admiauon la by donation weekend tn which thousands of syite Police will operate spec­ Pennock Hospital Fund. After the hootenanny there will Ire a youth ial traffic patrol* from noon on -ouncll dance tn the Hastings Hleh Friday until midnight Monday. Traffic accidents killed 24 per­ School Gyin. Everyone is invited rode at the Guardian Lutheran •o attend the jiootenanny and the son* in the JB-hour. holiday last school. year, the sarSI toll a* during the Memorial period in 1983. Highest, attended by government, elvic. toll for this holiday In postwar years was 34 killed in 102 hours Dearborn and Mrs. Miller re­ Memorial. Services ceived a Citation from the 'The Memorial holiday week­ Sunday at Rutland League of Women Voters of end begin* the season of in­ Dearborn tn recognition of her Township Cemetery creased recreational travel which means greater potential for ac­ community. held at the Rutland Township, xtidenu. For this reason, driver* Cemetery at 2 pm. oq. Sunday, should be extra vigilant in fol­ lowing safety rule*. It'* the sur­ est way to tontine the improved Alfred patera of Ann Arbor. death record and gain a <ihan»» The VIP rea-carpet red-carpet tour oi of *«« * Greenfield Village and the Ford for the better in the Injury ata* Mansion consumed moat accident trend. State Police Com­ ..._ ___ of» the afternoon. missioner Joseph A. Child* deWaters Its* spent many hour* elared. Mr*. Miller summed up her most exciting dor by saying "I preparing a paper, both geological felt just like Cinderella. Only Ofl. Alumni Banquet. June instead of my coach changing tn Rutland *:k! everyone interested 12. Ticket* available al Jacobs Into a pumpkin, my pumpkin U invited to attend the otaenancc. jDru<1 onlc. changed into a Mustang. We who had the good fortune to visit Delton Alumni Banquet I y__ Dearborn shall never forget the The Delton High School Alum- < annual meeting of the rayal treatment Ill cherish the ni banquet is to be held in the | stockholder* of the Hastings - — <—* -r~*. * ■ • Wl nm Satitrrtav ,. ■ , — ■ tlay forever." June 9, Charles FWd. president i wUI be held in the office of the WANT TO GIVE BUX1D? announced. Those uttertding arc on Tuesday. June IS. IS®, for to bring table service, a malnjuie purpose of electing two dish plus a geoood dish. Persons director*, adoption of new bywith name* starting A to D bring laws and for such other business pie. M-P jello salad. Q-U Jello meeting for consideration. Polls In Hasting* will be on July IL । Coffee, roll* and milk will be 1 furnished. The Clare of 1940 will be honored. tlicr Evangelical United Brethren Church of Nashville. Earl H. Coleman. President Middleville Inducts 11 Into Honor Society Middleville's Tliornapple-Kellogg High School Inducted 11 new memSenior* inducted Included I-an-y Jnnose; Linda Thaler, daughter of Mr and Mt* Norval Thaler; Carol Brunton?—'--—----- * **------- ' **— Mary Bibs' Clifford Bliss. Jr.: Keith Near, son of Mra. Mary Near; James Vander Schuur. son of Mr. and Mrs. Melvin VanJunior* Inducted Included Dave Linda Sothard, daughter of Mr. McKeown, daughter of Mr. and Mr* BUI McKeown; Tom Griffith, and Jane MIUcr. daughter of Mr' and Mr* Glen Miller. held Wednesday. May 19. John Huntley Pasties The Bar John F. Huntley. Jr^ the son of Atty, and Mrs. J. Franklin Hunt- to an announcement by the Michi­ gan Bar As-xx-Utlcii. ' Atty. John Huntley, who wk* graduated from the University of Michigan law School last Decem- at Marshall. John's father 1* a former Barry County prosecuting attorney and Hustings MuUail Insurance Com­ 8/10 pany. �FOR YOUR ired Bliss rker Dies Idenly May 20 *' * Minute Maid ;* FROZEN >. Nashville, retired employee s BUs Company wrro held f LEMONADE it W the best in foods ...priced \ to save you money! tlaga, Philip of Union City and Personal Mention Pet-Ritz Mr. and Mrs Harry Appelman returned Monday from a threeday visit with Mr. and Mrs. Ed Dawson of Saginaw. Miso Mary Ellen Phillips will be arriving home about May 23 and will be spending the Sum­ mer with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Phillips, ot R3 Haa- I O SAAALL O LEAN 0 EXTRA MEATY is driving through, sightseeing the way. A friend. Lois Buck Pennsylvania, 1» traveling as f picnics Mr*. Virginia Overlay baa re­ turned to her home in Southfield ly from Pennock Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Caryl Hoffman and Mr. and Mrs. Dalyn Hoff­ man called on Mrs. Lulu Ed­ monds Thursday. Mrs. Edmonds Everson and daughter, PeggyAnn of Battle Creek visited Mrs. Double Breasted or ricj ,25c vw Ribs Attschsd • Fryer Whole Fryer U.S.D.A. Grade W BREASTS LEGS Whole Fryers -49' -33' 4 Legged Babcock of Temperance were al­ so callers May 23. Ou May 20 Mrs. Edmonds visited Mr. and FRYERS Mr. and Mrs Blake Rising and Mn Bertha Flory of Woodland were Bunday guests of Mr. and daughter. Mrs. Stephen Boico and little ton. and Mr.,vid Mrs. Royal Brisbin and daughters, all of BatUe Creek, called an their parents, the Oeonje Brisblnj. Mr. and Mrs Harry KUdow of Flint arrived on Bunday morn­ ing to spend the day with Mr. and Mrs. John Wood. an<LAte. and Mrs. Ray Waters Joined them for dinner. Afternoon visi­ tor* were Mr. and Mn. James E. McCullugh and family of Flint. and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Gray and family. Houseguests of the Robert E. Allens from Friday unUl Sunday were Mrs. John Simpson and son. JUd. from Anchorage. Alas- FROZEN CREAM We Will Be Closed Monday, May 31, So Our Employees Can Spend the Holiday at Home 59' -39' « Ol'-Fashion Whole ' 12-16 Lb. Semi-Boneless r .. LUNCHEON '• ‘ Coupon below on COUNTRY |Z*E LANE IWE . ' Spartan NAPKINS BLADE CUT Chuck STEAK BONELESS, IMPERIAL Broil STEAK Tuesday with her daughter, Che Maurice McMurray#, of Grand Rapids. Ortc RIB STEAK ‘07 Battle Creek on Bunday. The Keith Sages are planning a family picnic on Memorial Day. Beautiful COOKING OIL, I Pt. 3 ox. Bit. POTTED CRISCO KI SC O 39 v i|;zv ■' \\ ----------------- 'll GERANIUMS 1 flSWESEEfT REDEEM COUPON BELOW FOR . . SPARTAN SOLID PACK BUTTER • 49c w COUNTRY FR^SH MEMORIAL DAY grim misfortune Uio« men met, while fighting in a for­ eign land. It's difficult to iorjtl to pray that aom* day tor on}? Uicn can we believe y Philadelphia CREAM CHEESE £ 10 SPARTAN RUNS 12 - 29‘ SHURFINE CATSUP 6 *1.00 PORK and BEANS - 5 *1.00 CAKE MIXES W 4 *1.00 REDEEM YOUR EIGHTH WEEK BONUS CARD COUPON FOR to achieve. A BEAUTIFUL 4-PIECE PLACE SETTING OF If you are planning any kind don! fargot to pay ua a vblt STAINLESS FLATWARE 0^ I COUNW UNI I ICE CREAM J I COUHTtV HUSH & 39 11 BUTTER u. AOd SOHO “ * | Coupon Good Thru Set., Moy 29, ] 965 With a S3 or | | Coupon Good Tfeju Spl., May 29, 1945 With | Morf Food Purchase . ■ Moro Food Purchase ■ �Graveside Rites 2 Injured in Here Friday for SA*il ^^Vermontville Plan* Memorial Rites ' Perianal Mention family will be spending the Mc___ i-> n-.. _ —era. a atwo-car 40 n pra. two-carmhlian mishapat«>nt about3 3:40 Bunday on the Hickory Road just cast of the Mann Road, sheriff's Gene Lagan of Grand Rapid* win officer* reported. Clyde G. Burdick. 48. R3 Hick­ tlcsd Nunes' Training Sciiooi at ory Comers, was attempting to Bargee* Hospital, Kaismasno. nlng to spend Memorial Day with fanner Hasting* realdent, who make a left turn into a driveway the Nile Halleck* of Banheld. Mr*. Audrey Ackley is to have C is” Jo*eph- RonilW E Owens. 18. R4 Battle an eventful week ns che leave* on Bryan, Ohio, Ur. and Mr* Harold Thursday to attend u family re­ (—OCUKH U1 ulc WWCll* union bi Quincy. a:ul from there •HI be held In the 1 car. Dianna Allen, 15. R1 Hlck- Mra Robert Greenway of Ailtgan . * ww Past Resident prn. Friday. S96T 'a Break Into Delton Businesses -Memorial activities will begin Barry County authorities have Bunday In Vermontrilte when veterans of World War I and H[ bcm Investigating the burglary of and the Korean War will go to, theTaundromut and Cottage Grill the Methodist Church in u body tw servkea which begin at 10 Graduation Gifts £with a Monday at 9 am. the veterans will conduct Navy Memorial service* at the Tliomapple river bridge touth of the .village 8425. At 9:30 am the Junior high School band will lead the parade terrd by forcing open a door. The B rev utlonal Church corners pay telephone was ripped off Ute Where brief services wjll be held. wall and taken. Thieve* also broke into the change box on Ute pop Fallowing tills there will be a program at Woodlawn cemetery •with the. Rev. Leonard Maunder, ball machine*. Juke box and about Jrt'tor of the Congregational Church, delivering the main adabout S18 from Ute other c-xdi raabtar. Tlv.' burglary occurred sometime after 3 am. tuid Mr* Gerald Anderson of Kot Fire Damages Roof of Home future l Deluxe Component-Typa Portable Stereo »129’5 injured. Dianna complained of a Ingrams on Sunday and accom­ Ing her grandson. Dana Ackley, panied them to tl>e concert in the son of the Richard Ackleys gradu­ 1878, In Harting*. daughter of back injury and Richard was cut afternoon. On Memorial Day the ate from sch 301. She will also Matthew and Elmira (Ellis) fur Improper overtaking. HaseL Wayne Goodwins of Allegan. Blie 1* survived by a half­ banquet In Litchfield to which ahe Mr*. Lillian Hayward visited her brother, Sidney C. Hotel of Intcjlochen. An aunt, Moe Lawton, Tl>e Floyd Armours attended Ute 418 W. Clinton, died on March 5, The Hasting* High School Class vllle.JUjfrom Thursday until Bun- graduation of their granddaughter. of 1925 need* addrtwsea bn: Bertha Ardis Stanton, daughter of Ute Gerald Stantons, at Athens on Mr* Promuth had lived at Goldstein, Nathan Goldstein. VerIs employed by the GMAC. Wednesday evening. Ute Damon Milla of Grand RabUte over the in Westfield. Ind., over the week­ Benton Hartnr since 1801. She Smith. end attending hl* Alumni dinner. Mrs. Glenna Tasker Hines of Member* of the c1*m are plan­ Lansing spent the weekend with and operated die Benton Hotel, ning a reunion at the Alumni Ban­ quet on June 12. Island. William Smith of Alpena visted Remember, we may not be around Dr. bid Mr*. Douglas Castleman. ills parents, the Willard SmIUw. | Can You Help? | '/vpunqi “The Courier" Tape-O*Matic Just Rigfit for School or I Home. Full music fidelity! a Model 725 ’ Anniversary In 1975. Telephone any information on George Sumner Is a patient at Glen Brower will be in Detroit the above to Mr*. Floyd Craig over the Manorial weekend to M5-4II5 or Prank Ritchie 846-S474. Blodgett Hospital, Grand Rapid*, the New York Metropolitan O[*ra 1 The roof of the Edward Car Hits Buildin Dutchman." at Die Masonic Temple. Tite Jolui Chandler. will be LEGALS damaged by fire about 1 am. Monday, Hasting* firemen re- ■ escaped serious Injury about 5:56 j FUBUCATIOM OXDEB. [xi r ted pin. Bunday when the left door of bls car came open while he Matted from papers which had was making a right turn off been burning in the furnace. Michigan onto Court Street He fell partially out of his car which went on 8tod hit the Court street Grill building. Both the building the 417* More AboutMcPharlln had been sleeping but heard the rapping, and cot Michigan Tech Inst weekend. Mrs. Minnie William* Is spending piasiii; DRAPES COMPARE VALUE! of Delton while they are at Trout lake, an a fishing trip.---------- Backward Glances •Ill be a guest over the Memorial Pauline Baker. • Mr. and Mrs. Merl Savucool ot Allen Park win be spending tiic rUBUCATIOX OBPEB. Kun <rf Mkkl(u. Prot '"J** C’"WI t 200 Pair Phono Wl 5-42S4 H8 W. State ...... ,. yard—and then saw the light Continued from Poge Ono from the flames. He Investigated and notified the fire department. He got a ladder and a hose and we* ex­ meeting of the Barry County tinguishing the blaze when the Rod & Gun Club tn Fuller hall here Friday evening. Officers firemen arrived. JUST IN MUSIC CENTER their cottage at Long Inke Visiting Mr* Eva Edger are her Mrs Ray Doud, of Biloxi, Miss. The Garth Flarias and the Ralph Smiths aic planning to attend the races at Indlaiui;>oll* on Memorial Mrs. Ray Waters visited her daughter hnd family, Mr. and Mrs trich. secretary and treasurer and C. H. Osborn and Ralph Olin, directors on netj i REDUCED! ALWAYS FIRST QUALITY IN HASTINCS CHARGE IT! Shop Without Cosh. bor In which her sranddiiughtcr. Raelle, playa! the violin. Pupils of the sixth grade unUent at the University Hospital, Mr. and Mrs. Bud Wolfe at­ tended the Saladin Shrine Band Ladle*' Night at the Pantllnd Hotel. Grand Rapids, on Mon­ day, May 34. Till* is the ladles' reward for letting their husbands participate in the year's con­ cert* and is much appreciated by which will be repeated on Me­ morial, Day in Central school auditorium Immediately foUowFarter, Jack Rearick. Kathryn Sounder* and Stanley Jone*. PAIR bc.J.r.',. !■ HullJIna (Miters Michigan our entire itock You couldn/t please turnay, May 30. of boys’ 2.49 Foremost jeans them more with watches $*|78 that cost $75“ I Opening Bong, city Zum; Opening Remark*. FJev. Kart. 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Ora»t riauTiiau a Boyt Injured In Bike Mishaps 2 ter of Ute National Federation Of finest line* of sprinkler ojuipmcnl In Uro world Is manufactured right sprinkler system could alarm drawing attention to the there t» a community of interests nipped die BtaUer Hotel In Ute oftinkn of Chief Glenn have Name Stebbins Chairmen of Business Group Two bays nn injurod Tues­ day when they wars struck by cars while riding their bikes. City poUoe reported. Announcement ot the re-M Neither was reported seriously pointment of Thomas F. Btebbir injured. Ludington. mutually saUafactary amuigcmenL at the BtaUer-Hlllun Ho- entirely averted thia near disaster. sprlnklcr system does Its work It Probably Ute Install*tk*is could be •nte cost ot installing such i> at 'match stick" proportions to develop into a full scale holocaust penod of tune. Uie difference be- * Doria French, the women's Society of Chriat- Uallon nttal ballot* regularly the year on bU which affect independent aid Gibb, uf Central Illinois Dts- Banfield ladies enjoyed a noon luncheon at Schcuaute. left tum at To maintain Uie American way of Ufs and our compeUUre en­ Broadway. Charles was riding his bike terprise system, the businessmen south when he attempted the express their opinions on Uie ballots each month, and give iuve maximum protection against Hospital early Friday morning fires for the full twenty-four hours of music, reading, prayer and bound car driven by Floyd D them to Ctialrman Btebblns, who and personal danger caused to the rprtnkler Instellut. Monday. * The Banflaid - Dowable Ihe estimate of tibDfXn may These tabulations are ent, toward with tlie signed ballots, directly Dowling Church Bunday night officers said Odd though it may seem. goceta lunate in not having any deaths for their regular meeting. * The to' Congressman Hon. Paul H. Todd, at Washington. DC, and However, the main advantage would Blate Senator Roger Johnson be a business district protected day night. Initial threat of fire, Uun those Hickory Corners Um firemen were injured, and only who naked their own Uvea in line stallauon coals. During this inter. Uy Mrs. Edna Urown spending a 10-day furlough Records. we believe. will allow I usury hotels of the mclropohUm with relatives and former neigh­ impossible to protect yourself com­ bors in Delton and Hickory Cor­ Glenn Miller of Hale w A Thurapletely against Uie sum total ot ners. Gran Mitchell To Graduate at Alma College Philip Granville Mitchell, 1 f. Walnut, la sprinkler Installed with a system that stands guard night and day and la regularly inspected. attended proposition tiwt merits considera­ Of course liotel fires don't hap- 1tion. One hundred percent co­ Ungs. would be Ideal. However, pen often. Well-operated ones take operation ' establishment Installing elaborate prccautimu. But even ।each 1 North Irving, Bunday. field Methodist Church held a Diamond social parton Friday. Climax Saturday evening. Mr. Mrs. Gerald Shepard and Mr. and for a potentially destructive blase. out minutes after an inspection It must also be realised that a tire starting In a building not so fred Galnder attended the burial destructive fire on our main sheet ™ djuna«r ncl«h- Laguna Beach. Calif. lie was interred in Hillside Cemetery in did. here. No one can predict actually happened here. to Grand Rapids Thursday to atPlainwell residentand foe many sonic Temple. Ailigun County. It to happq)—the Statler people certainly didn't and the savage little fire here caught everyone by deserves action. surprise, completely gutting Uie store in which it originated as well as damaging Ute stores on either Saturday. May 30. * Mitchell is a 1800 graduate of Hastings High School. He has work at Michigan State Univer­ sity Pays Fine and Costs pleaded guilty before Munclpal Judge L. E. Barnett on a dis­ orderly charge. He was arrested Friday by Deputy Richard Bar­ num on the Cobb Road in Barry Township. Cloverdale • Hope By Mrs. Stephen Otgood Michigan* Governor George W. program will begin at II am. on 11am Hart, -Jeanne Hart and John Sboalwaher were guest* at C ha pel. Births at Pennock Delton Area Dowling - By Mrt. John Peabody Milboume Miller from Hale call- By Mrs. Donald Proefrock Whether or not Statler-Hilton, In the course of rebuilding, installs Camp Fire Girls have invited Students, teacher* and some Mrs. Judy Decker's 4H girls to mothers of Um. Dowling scliool go roller skating at Plainwell. * toured points of interest In attended the Fuller Mixed League good insurance tor Ute fuiure ciiarlcr nuJ A picnic lunch waa ‘Mnquet Saturday, w Blue Birds Bnll Park. While B^ter <nd against fire as well u . precaution cenjoyed ' • at' John ’ --------------nulling Use Grand Rapids air- Mr* Aether Kahter put on a S md Michir^ Orall<1 BATTLE CBEEK — CXuk* • i >-a»ur. aaay is. The Hastings Banner Apple Quevn w As a part of Ltx- CouncU Fire They met in the CALEDONIA -Jaaatta Curtar. Bl. G^ng ol ^l^l * Our re«uUr burg and family wire Bunday . Oral. Laks (Massa. PENNOCK HOSPITAL At the RoeeU Blanton home from Ferris State, and Allen roller akaUng party Monday af- !llde * *“ ^5 PralrievUle May Bl. Msy to. , immonTl TWnappte Lake 31 Bt U o clock- * TrlPle Luncl> HUlErOBT—GatSaw UtUf. Bl. M«s un.u*”1.. . 1 uorn“" .. Club Club met met Mav May 21 31 at at Prairieville Prairieville SO; Sb.r B. M. COOK., Eittoe Hall Members report a good XAtrnra ONI Ut XUKtK AND ot lunch and program. * Mr*. Cart­ ton NKhots visited her father, Fred Tit Lt, Wednesday at die SUBSCItllTlOX dudes the year* school piugram. Thornapple Home. m la lla Stacsi, <41 SO; Bits* McASaas, chicken dinner under sjxmxxjlup and daughters attended the tulip of the Dowling Cemtery Circle festival at Holland, w Clyde will be served at the Dowling Northcubi visited his daughter and family. Mr. and Mr* David BteUA MclUSbu. S33 "g *Swii May 31. * Mrs. Mina Onnbso U Randolph and daughter. Sunday and Monday. * Mr. and Mr*. Joe Barker and Mrs Donna Jarvis Hastings. * The Jeff Fellers and children visited Mr. and Mrs. Morell Hobbs w Mr*. Clara Hermeattt spent the week with her daughter and husband, Mr. MBDuMub W*a4*Blfftr. and Mn. Maurice Garrett. pilal in Marshall. , will arrive on Monday Your water make you see red? now being taken. Any young per- AMtSICAN MgWSTAra enrolled NATIONAL should contact hundred other Scouts and brought back two tint prise* Mns. Margaret Nichols visited There's no need to fight It ony longer. Now hove □II the clear, filtered water you want at a tum of Moore, of Otsego. Monday. * ita Crawley. Roxanne Quick and Mrs. Lewis Johnson attended the EDITORIAL Susanne Proefrock were among Thursday night Ladles Plainwell Bowling banqueuat Anchor Inn. school choral group presented in * Mr. and Mr*/Carlton Nichol* concert at the Hastings High went mushrooming at Lake City Sclioul on Bunday. last weekend. They report it very you faucets. For a free estimate . . turned from Plpp Community Hospital Tuesday. May IB. Wc are wishing you a speedy re­ covery, Edna. v>u 4WN/ Subsequent Offender 313 N. Boltwood Phone 945-5102 donla, waived examination when arraigned Monday before Muni* charge of driving while under the influence of liquor, fourth Both Boys Circuit Court under 1500 bond urtfaiy by Officer Michael Straub. professional and Girls Chqose from our Wide Selections of fine HAIR STYLING Complete Beauty Training Learn hi-fashion hairstyling glamorous wiggery Easy Payment Plan Cosmetics and Toiletries by the Best Known Houses ELECTRIC SHAVERS for Men and Ladies GRADUATION CARDS by the American Greeting Card Co, LAPO Reservations now being taken TW JUNE and fall classos. Mount Rushmore efforts to hpnor his dead LIMITED ENROLLMENTS WRIGHT BEAUTY ACADEMY Accredited School of Cosmetology 140 W. Michigan, Battle Creek Phono WO 4-4016 Please send information on enrollment schedules without obligation Address City . .State Yet all the huge shrines end monumants in the world can neither equal nor convey the affection and memories anshrined in our own hearts for our beloved . on Memorial Day and every day o< LEOnflRD-QSGOQD �Parisiuoncrs Camp Fire Girl Still Hospitalized Honor Pastor Al Lake Odessa k.V,2'££2,u1 c“wp F1re ohl- Bob’ Newell Heads Southeaitom PTA Senior Citizens To Meet Monday Bliss Worker :Injured Tueiday have plaetlc surgery’. Kathy had remained home Irrun . . . and will be leaving In June io be affiliated with tho Flat Rock nock Hospital and on May 21 Children's Homo at Flat Rock. was transferred to Blodgett. Ohio. r,~ , ~ " ‘“'-'“uvr ui uie Camp Fire Group 49, Ta-WanK<"mU1’ **ade” believe site of Michl- W Pennock Hospital and then Middleville Plans Year-End Activities Middleville T-K High Schoo) baccalaureate services are to be held on Sunday, May 30. and commencement exercises win be held Wednesday, June 3. The Middleville High Alumni Ban­ quet is to be Saturday. June 6. and the Freeport Alumni Ban­ quet on Saturday, June 13. major* must obtain a 35 aver- Orange. September. piny parking lot at ’Tun CNvedaad la due to fly Florence. Top Graduate Keith A. Thaler, son of Mar­ vin Thaler of 300 E. Grand, waa among lhe top recent graduates ot the electronic data processing orientation and programming Marriage Licenses 5* Uou’ll love our al BAKED GOODS Dr. Charles E. Morrill MEMORIAL WEEKEND Two-Doy Holiday . . . Sunday & Monday) to the Hamburg 6r Hot Dog Buns _ 6 for 20c Sandwich Bread White or Whole Wheat 33c Garlic Bread 40c HASTINGS Board of EDUCATION 29c 35c Frozen Pizza ... ready to bake Ainu Fuigloton. Oronge Knot* 6 for Chariot E. Morrill, M.D. YOU CAN SHOW YOUR INTEREST BY VOTING IN YOUR SCHOOL ELECTION Cuptoler, M1441«vUla S»rtal»r. Hmuso ... Personal Mention Mr. and Mr*. Peter Slenk ot Holland, former resident*, visi­ ted the Harry Scobey* on Satur­ day, a week ago, and alio a re­ cent visitor at the Scobey home The Lewis Hewltta and Martin Cranks.have purchased the form­ 39c glazed over the Memorial Episcopal Emmanuel Guild will meet Wednesday, June 3, for a ' •■lad potluck luncheon al Mrs. mortal weekend. On Wednesday evening of last GRADUATION CAR IS, doa.ta «!**, wTutTeXo. < ardor ia *ad wo will help you. I91RY "WEDNESDAY—COOKIEDAY! 13:30 and those assisting tlic DALE’S BAKE SHOP BUS. Hum*. Following Uie Delta Kappa Gam- on Sunday, the Lyle Hulbert* spent WE M) iTAGAIN QUALITY FURNITURE'S PHENOMENAL GROWTH SETS PRECEDENT THROUGHOUT SOUTHWESTERN MICHIGAN WE PROUDLY ANNOUNCE THE OPENING OF STILL ANOTHER BRANCH STORE IN DOWNTOWN OTSEGO Modern 4-Picco BEDROOM SUITES ,0088 Deluxe Z-Piece Living Room Suites To Show Our Appreciation to Our Loyal Customers We Offer ’89“ Donut* 69c do*. TRY SOME TODAY Opan Daily TASTE TREATS V A.M. t. 11 P.M. SALE For One Week Only! Won’t ride up, pucker up, shrink up new Permaknit’ Brief by Goldkamp grill be here the foi- brought Mrs. Olive Jones home from the Medical Facility. A birthday cake wan enjoyed In honor of Mrs. NUfer** anniversary Mrs. Wayne Rowley and chU- Paul Birman visited their uncle. ond eye operation. Thursday, Hospital in Baltic Crock. The John Gallaghers of LanPinnies Sunday at their Wall Lake cottagr Mis Delphlne Whitmore haa 5-Pc. DINETTE SETS Sat ■. Plu* Foor Matching Chain. Iteg. >49.00 Qoality. Thi> b ou, Reg- U9.00 Quilrty. ’34.95 Sofa Loungers Double Sixe Sofa-Bed* Hollywood Style Bed* sets; [URNITUtfE HASTINGS Mias Fannie Noonan of the State Library, division of Oonthe Hastings Public Library It’s knit to fit and stay that way. even after repeated machine washings. Won't.lose Its shape. All cotton, with 10% nylon reinforced cuff. i The most comfortable brief you ever slipped Into. up in Carlton Center, now of Sises 4-8 and 9-10 relating to the sate of Hastln&s property. The Dick Smiths have pur­ chased the Forman home on W. Green street and the Formans are moving to the second ward. Mrs. William Stebbins, Mr,-.. D. Style 167, Above White Only BUNK | BED ■ 359.50 Quality -rith tho Saginaw Public HclMMl In the Homo Bound leach­ ing program. Mn. Roy Wensley will visit friend* In Indianapolis, Ind., The Harry Leonhardt family of Walled Lake vUltwi nt the Einar Frandaen and Phillip Leonhardt homes Sunday. . Mrs. Margret Creahan and $4988 :;i$3288 ■ 117 W. State St Michigan. Next week the Taffees daughter and grandaughtera, Mrs. John Goldkamp, Ann and Barbara, arc arriving from St. Plain 59c dox. FROSTED & DECORATED visiting their son and wife. Mr. This Beautiful Wed Thurs Fri. ,‘72T..‘“J3988 Mr. and Mrs. George Straub and Mn. Robert Schulu. ... Watch While We Make 'Em family of St. Clair Shores spent Sunday with Mr*. Winnie Vand- M20 Size Reclining Lounge Choir 205 N. Michigan neth Hamptons. FREI. FREE. Thta Wockoxd ’19.95 Superette to spend the Memorial weekend with their daughter and family, the John McDonnells, in Duluth, Minn. Visiting the Garner Hamptons CAMERA INNERSPRING MATTRESSES from tho Puller and Mrs Joyce Bkedgeil repre­ sented Camp Fire Girl* at the Thornapple Garden Club meet­ ing held at Southeastern school. Dr. Walton ha* been appointed personnel chairman of Camp On Sunday, a week ago, the Fire Girls. Fred Smith* entertained his alaMemorial Day parade, Monday. Creek, and Mrs. Banslll's grand- Meet at Food Center at 9:30 and please wear your costumes. On Tuesday, May 11. Mrs. Richard'Green and daughter, Of Augusta for dinner. On Bunday, MIUcr'j group and thetr parents the Smith! were dinner guests of met at the Camp Fire office for a ceremonial and potiuck. This Rutland. On Friday, the Smiths was achcduiod to taka place at Tyden Park, but 'oaring to rain, rice Patten on a beautiful trip the group decided to make use of down the Apple-Blossom Trail in the office. The girl* received bead* and each explained the Grand Rapids. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Stedman, craft* and told stories of thetr Tom and David, plan to visit visit to Kellogg's in BaUte Crock. Mr. Stedman's mother, Mrs. Wm. Stedman, of Aurora, .Hl, and Mrs. Stedman's parents, Dr. and Munblng Dinner Rolls: Parkerhoute. cloverleaf, potato biscuits, K*rd rolls, butter­ flake, and graham gems. FRIDAY fr SATURDAY FRESH DONUTS Preaident. Mrs. Eugene Guernty, announced a gift from Kl- A weekend ago the Henry St. Mrvatlon Exhibits-to be held in Kae.-iate-'* daughter, Mm. Floyd Martins were at Crown Point the FalL Wilhsc-n at Clarendon Hill*. Be­ to attend the First Holy Com­ fore Uiey returned -Tuesday they munion of their granddaughter. This Is a thought for Michigan i»d viaited In’Chlcago and much Week, a quotation taken from of the sight aeedng was a special her parents, the Richard St. "The Eaaentlal Elements of thnu for Pam and Birgit, who Martins. The Henry SL Martin* Camp Fire Girls.** will be entertaining their daugh­ "We believe in the heritage of ter, Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Chris­ The Richard Finglcton family' tensen and family of Racine, our country a* Important io the WU, and Henry's brother, Mr. under*Landing of today, and so and Mrs. Merl St. Martin, and we stress Indian Ixsre." Ready for the grill or oven, comes in a foil bag for heating. Garlic Toast AU Reody Eot____ pkg. Baked Beans Scaioned Just Right|b. Camp Fire Girl*. Anyone interhave form*, please fill them out and return them now. Omaha, Neb., headquarters for There w.u a family gathering at the Earl Coleman* Sunday family attended the 81. Jude Little sergeant effective June 1. He has including tlic John Coleman Family Theater at Creston High family of Kalamazoo. The hon- School Auditorium in Grand Rap­ after graduation from Hastings ids on Friday as they presented High School. The John Hunt!try family al ■ Lullaby on Broadway’' in which Marshall visited the-J. Franklin Mexico wUI leave Bunday for Mr. Wolfe was one of the accom­ Huntleys over tho weekend. Chicago. panted by Pam Barth and Birgit panying niuslclana. lion 4H alumni In the UB. Elect Lake Odessa to Have Memorial Parade Monday at LaGrange at the Hallowell & Monday evening. May 17. Most Personal Mention ixruilp committee. 5U »-.udslUp In the Michigan On June 14 On Dean’s List Senior Citizens of the Hasung* community wuj meet at the YMCA Bunday. May 10. a farewell in Grand Rapids with burn* Buf­ fered at their home when she Od<L.i EvangcitaU United Brrth- jxnireu garohn* on the wood fire nn Church honored Rev. Cheater May^ll ,urnftce 01 Uleir lwn‘° ir.uuportaUon 1* needed, or it you n Turner and family and iua can lumlah u.msponation for one .._ If™ rtutlwlla *T,.nv_ cr two, please notify Harvey Burgeaa Wl 5-4225. * gift of a pair of flgurene Lee Hamp'* Brother Ho* Fatal Attack took tiie scenic drives along the Tbe Rudy V< Marshall and the Arm- Regularly 85c .. . NOW 4 O $010 Pr. C 3 V. S255 . 3 r. $255 Styl. 3Z63................... Style 202 .... Look for famotu *Irad«-Nam«' label* on tfca tkingg yo»* buy . . . yov’U find thorn horol Ph. 945-41721 ento, tlic David Goodyears, home and Gun Lake ooCtage on Has­ tings Point. Weekend guests at the Homer Bakers and Anne were Mrs Allen Ed Banhrid and Eddie of Buttle era* Bad Dr- EdUh Doty. Parmaleejr 124 East Slata Siraat �1 naHTlNOS BANNER mock Hospital omen's Board Names Officers 60 Attend Open House Honoring Couple from West (Parents Announce Fitzgerald Corps | Engagement of ‘ SOCIETY NEWS Has Memorial Rites FlttgstuJd Corp* 100 of the ■ Elizabeth Ann Scott I J? Woman's Relief Corps met at ■Society newSI Sunday. May 16th. an informal '»< Wlzabeth Ann. to Ben Judson nor and B.-ttc of rural Nashville. About 60 rrlatiws and friends attended from Middleville. Has- x Otsego, Mr and Mn Roy .HI t. mn’TS______ ________ ' l«*n University, Ml. Pleasant. the the party party decor. decor. Photography . brother ’ Jane Fletcher Graduates from Dramatic Academy iSSS^pSS^t’iSS Double Ring Rites ! Unite Woodland I: High Graduate . |i MU* Barbara Heydenberk of Bat­ tle Creek. Saturday, June 5th, Sally will again be the guest of honor when Mra Ralph Shlrke-y. Mlsa Ruth Tar.geratrom and Mra Kenneth lAbertraux entertain with des­ The following officer* we®e sert and a misccllanexxu shorrer nt the Hastings Hotel Ingram, chairman: Mrs Karen Olson, vice chairman; Mra. Honor Miss Bemus At Bridal Shower Wl 5-5316 J. Mlfhanlng. I"c.. ■ 128 W. Center St. Hastings Phone Wl 5-3394 P-F IDEA || |M LOOK FOR THE P-F" ON fHE HEEL! to fif murals of “Gay Paree" that had committee, and Mrs Aloha Burch, Tuesday evening Mra David Mrs. Joan Baine, and Mra. Earl­ ago did double duty when they Arnold and Mra. Chartea Dodge ene Baum, project lenders. tings Country Club Saturday eve. onsuu snowtr at the la.t<r a waa decided the group would home for former TLH_a. teacher. Robert Booths and William Sted-, । MU* Betty Bonus, who Is now a “Stop the World. I Want To Get i counselor at Kellogg Community by the Don FlaKera. Rudolph , College. Mlaa^emus will be mar­ After a dlscusalon of the new Floras Gordon Ir/nddea. Steplirn . rted in June. rules and projects for the comLynn Pern*. । Mrs. Lots Bromley and daugh­ ters visited Sunday with iur The September meeting will grandparmta, Mr. and Mra. -------------- - --------- --------- Dr. and Mra. Everett Phelps Claude Hammond Mr. and Mrs Barnc* with Mrs Aloha Burch were delighted with the news Homer Hammond called. co-tmsteaa. Look ot the footprints of any child with good, strong feet and a sturdy way of walking . . . THE PRINTS ARE ALWAYS SLIGHTLY HEAVIER ON THE OUTER EDGES That’s how the body's weight is correctly distributed when you walk easily and naturally. We fry to encourage this by building a slender wedge into tho heel of each of our P-F Canvas Shoes. By gently levering the weight over toward the outside, the little P-F wedge helps take the strain off active foot and leg muscles. There ore many good reasons for buying P-F’s ... a firmly cushioned arch, good solid construction, generous "air-conditioning" . . . but we think that our helpful P-F wedge is the best reason of all. fig Do your children's tennis shoes have it? Look for the sneakers with the little green patch on the heel. At Hastings Cut Rate Shoe Store. rival of their first grandchild. and for sunning For the Long Memorial Day Weekend . . . and for GRADUATION GIFTS and swimming..-s Mra. Robert A. Giese at weighed a little over 7 lbs The mother, Uie former Sunn Phelps, and baby daughter were both fine, according to the proud, new fiB Welcome Grandson Principal and Mra. Don GUI Lyle (Mary Olli) of Lahung David weighed 7 lbs 10 oca; and Welsby on Bunday evening at the Wlllowood Country Club in £ •absolutely, fine n* dandy Textaretl needlepoint knit boyleg, .two fimcirim, CQUon/nyloa, 117,00 CHOOSE FROM MANY OTHER FAMOUS MAKES The Bonnet & Gown Shop REGoodrich P.F see them Tuesday evening. Holsforth of Owoao at their cot- Mrs Henry Rogers was a guest of her alater-ln-law, Mrs. Violet Moore, and family of Grand Rapids from Thursday until Bunday. Mr. and Mrs Don Moore and Mrs Violet Moore accom­ panied her home. Mra John Huizinga, who re - months* stay, waa an overnight guest on Friday of ths Maurice Ostroths and Elisabeth Parker. Mrs. Pauline Baker joined them for dinner Friday evening, and Mra. Wilson Guklet of Lacey on * Weekend callers U the Vaughn Alma Fingleton bor, the Ellsworth Dutton's and fill This B. F. Goodrich Footwear is Built on the "P-F" Idea boy, David Robert, born Monday. A fig A MESSAGE TO PARENTS FROM B. F. GOODRICH: Colorful Murals Do Double Duty First Grandchild Detroit. Michigan D.C. Chiropractor Led to the Homesteaders Extension Group Elects Officers' The groom graduated from Cumberland Valley High School. Judy Bishop Thursday. May JO. Pennsylvania, in IMO and will graduate- from General Motors Institute. Hint tn July. He la now employed by the Fisher Body Division of General Motors man should hold office far two Dr. A. E. Dahlman Healthy Footprints qo ing. Jo Ann carried a semi-ere®- «i Friday. May 21. at Schlavi's cent shaped bouquet of white ln Detroit, hosted by the groom's Senior. Mtw Delphlne Whitmore orchids encircled with white car- paranls. enUTtalned with a dessert and The bride graduated from Woodland High School tn i960 and from tire Henry Fxd Hos­ pital School of Nursing in 1863. glfta each guest luwl been as­ She U now employed at the Wil­ signed a specific time ao the liam Beaumont Hospital in Royal 102 E State Thelma ' "td “SIX' How Johnny's Sally King in Pre-Nuptial Whirl Gilmore Jeweler Ryan. Kenyon. Ocrtnidr James. Doris Hilda Blackford. aira. Oiuncy zxacn aiicraauwn MRS. DAVID R FOUST rt*ht wlth luncbtot' ““L bridge . . Miss Jo Ann Dunn Becomes Bride. Bl Woodland Road Mr. and Mrs Byron Fletcher I • • • WTdnoday afternoon. necklace was her only jewelry. ... were in New York City to attend . Mra George CogswrU and Mra Matron of honor was Mrs. the graduation ceremony and ac- Bud Wolfe gave a bridal ahoiver ... , .. _ . Membra ot the Iteadtog CTub 1Momcilo KooatanUnovtc. of Royal 5T’J?T>’U£ JhPun ,n hoKor of Mns H«5*nd CurU* *"* of Harold Phll. Oak. Bridesmaid was Mrs. Carl Up. at the HaMtngs Hotel Mon­ - u. Guyer. Lansing, and Junior <tar *nd Uxn •‘Uourned to their Musical DranuUIc Academy. . L*0*™' Saturday, May 22. with *«««»‘ borne for a book review Miss Fletdter will not be Ixmie about 20 gurats present. Games niyii uiauuait ,The attendants were dressed alike • —;----- ------- .----7— (before she begins her flrat as- were played aa the afternoon's :!°rph?*L1 SS1^' The marriage of Mias Jo Ann Ln »<■"«"’ rwreu of blue A Cloud In The Sky. a Dunn. daughter of Mr and Mr-. Antique with matching aceeasur- “Lk"”1”11 ** solotat with the entertainment, and refnuhmenu orchestra aboard the "Viking , . „ . humorous account of a situation Prfncc»." otv ou> oi of uie the large large snips shite punch crr-m and Lzuzui. ruu> ---------------------> ----— nuKiaai. - --------' co,rer ----- ' ----of m^tetory retirement in 1*75. Odessa, and David R Foust, son “lue Ujyxl, white carnations | lucd f0|. Caribbean and Burmuda cak< wwe *rTr'l After Jan openof Mr. and Mra. David N. FouK. aI>d rosebud*. | ln4ny useful gifts. * »T---- um* *z\1*n,nl*n< i TXunv**UM Cl—In,** I— T1 I i • “ ■ ___ __ was complemented by an AMn-.««r** «-«ran appllqued lace, scoop neck-' Out of town gurats came from. line and long sleevts The A-llne nint' Odessa. Hastings. I skirt, enhanced by Alencon lace B*LUe Creek- Fenton. Lansing.! appliques cascading down U» Muskegon. Utica and ML Clemen* ■ Pretty bride-to-be. Mis* Sally front, swept into a detachable Mich.. Attleboro, . Maas.: Me­ King, who will wed Robert “Chip"’ chapel train Her elbow length chanlceeburg. Pcgj>; Cleveland. _________ ___ ■ nhln anA ChlzMia?; Til Etzer June IBUi. Is in the busy _ n DIAMOND RINGS by J. Mlllennlng, Inc. Nellie MayheUe Smith. Owen Turner, ter. Mra Stewart Clement. Mra .“hi? The next merlln« wl» be “ Roman Peldpausch and Mrs J. H '.c ' ' Wrthdsy dinner on June 3rd Franklin Huntley. J? ; wlUt Ealher Put as Ute kitchen ,, _ .for _ . , . ui. TT»rrm *IK1 Hmcn BautrdarN nlav ”*! mi Mr.' himi “’’j chairman, and Tula Wilkes and nun in a xor oaurruay s pray RnnnlH u*u>u *„zi nnd . M . ... . “7 wl‘Ux<1 Mr. and Mra. Clarence Ernest of Smith. Mrs Gordon Cove. Mra. Detroit Mn. Veal* Shedd and Mn. Jack Wood. Mra Cedric Morey. ’ Mra. Richard FYldpausch and' Mra. Robert Stanley Art Stewards, st 413 William Fred Jones of Wall Luke on street, following the concert in Sunday ' the High School gym Sunday af- 1 temoon. honoring Terrill "Terry" Vllman of Grand Rapids, who Charles Truesdell. priced from TWO HUNDRED DOLLARS eluding 1, Daughter?. the Metropolitan Methodist were. Thomas Foust. Attleboro, I on Friday night and Saturday as Church in Detroit. ' “—“ * “ --------- -* “— 1 guests of Anne's aunt. Dr Edith The Rev. Robert i aid Walkowlcz. Royal Oak I A reception was held tn the1 945-3967 Doty. On Friday evening Usey at­ bonorrr wu* dellgiued with Uie officiated at the tended tho .-Marriage of Figaro ' ceremony. church parkn following the 1 ccremonv. afternoon's play were held by the Fabulous "ONE CARAT" look! Th-re was a Court Whist party at the home of Iola Wilkes on May 26 before the Memorial service at Tyden Park and River­ side Cemetery On May 12 14 members attend- • ‘°° I M" mniu.-cio.to -no M~. WHITE'S chju,ft Mr and Mra Manhall .BHx>n platform aide, Thelma Barr. d»pu chaplain in charge of MenuxUl service: Verna Jay. delegate, and Sunday to allctid tlic Christening . of their grandson and nephew. I Ltanlcf FtUt the son of the I-arry BcBons. at the St. Joseph Church. A lovely luncheon was MMO. OVUMV I^tTy BcUOIl hOtllfi Mra. Stuart U.1CTCUMIU Cleveland IUU and WB. Mra. Russell Belfield were co-hostewrei following the service, and other ’ Friday and Saturday when they RUtet* were Daniel’s maternal entertained forty guests each grandparent*. Mr. and Mra. James day with luncheon and bridge nt HoHman. Mr and Mra David the Hastings Motel. Masters and Mary Jo. Mr and RnHn. giocn flowera centered Mra Robert Baker, and t-prtng D*mH* ne Joseph —. — -*->ch i.m. --j .i,.. . rerai or uranci Rapids Of course. Bridge-Luncheon Honors Guests on Friday, Saturday 'Highlander and proceeded to and Mra. Jack Kennedy and lUChland with sack lunches where third to Mra Charles Potto and they Also enjoyed warm frosh Mra. William Stebbins. Ptyr.ii Matthews. Chet Bangliart and Ray Waters are Iravtng this UI., Thursday on a week's fishing trip in Canada. Last week. Fly nn. Ray Cordes and Mr. RJ. Hildebrandt and Bun Mcpharlln were at . Plynn's cottage near Brethren on After the business meeting, a fishing outing. they continued down the scenic drive which was lined with bcauUful dogwood to the Kalanuuoo Rin^X- and the Nalure Center Everyone wna Impressed with kw ixauiT me nature! venter. The wild flowcra were In bloom. and there were many wild birds. The Garden Club considered it WtDDINC a very worth-while tour from the PHOTOGRAPHY » u» Hmllh “ ue inc wcr?tary ana Mra. Art -7”,— -y* Smith, trmsnrer. Games were played and Mra Bruce Smith, p^ttoJd U > co-hosta*. served refreshments Ca”*nU‘'n « the PanUind HoTh«- dub will resume meeting next September inlsteua; Bru Fellscr. hcadqu-vr- Elwood Rusten of Constantine A small informal wedding la being planned for the evening of Saturday, June 13. at' 7 o'clock in the Angola Methodist Church. •naual all-amber affair, ori- gifts ata! money, acUve entatloo program for active A wedding cake made by Mra Irt> Sertxv and family honoring guild inrrnbera, new comnuutts Gibsons aunt. Mrs W A Shrull. Uie first birthday of Denise Capfollowed I waa served with gruxn'a cake, P»n. and also the birthday of Ofllcra elected for UWS-iWi ire: | coffre. note and mint* to hte father. Dale. Mr. and Mrs President, Mrs Gerpkl Beckwith: ‘hr rurats The irfroshment tobte Frank Cappon and two daughter* nrwHdtnt - c-kct and public redecorated with pink and of Hickory Corners were aftsriaUwu cimirman. Mra Robert "bite flowers and the home wu* noon and evening lunch guest*. HcClrtcT. treasurer, v<~ Mra Willi*.,, William decorated wuh with bouquets of Stu Spring inr Ii •. •. •. Hecker. asatetant trvaxurer. Mr- Howers Mra Wm. ParluT entertained " T*11* *** ‘he first time Kent her bridge club on Tuesday afterWilliam Crldlrr, cxm.vpondmg oj m-r F.wi ir.d th* flo.rrocrdlng secretary. Mra. Stewart "me Dawne has been home in L E rf^pant ■ MTving chairman Mra nearly two years when she left Foster and Mra. Allen Hyde winBrovan. and Robert srovan. ana new new guild guild,j f« Lra Angelet with Ora Mtlh-r ning prizes. chairman. Mra. Mason Thomas. The couple left May 18 after a m addition to to uie the anove above oniofTltn aaoiuon - - *•«* , -n waa Ute mumzuy cers. a new member to the board , w Angeles and tn p^t fu^day al the Has­ • — —•—— -, m -Mrs A. i. nann. -» cnainniui oi I route- touted --- his -­ narenLa in Pho- tinsJ country Club Duplicate Volunteer Guild at Pennock Hoe- cnUBriagr game and the winners in jutal, | ---------north-south play were Fred Miranda and Mrs G M. Bharum The Executive Board wishes to Garden Club Has exprrav appreciation for the co- r-, .. . , , . -t­ Mrs Robert Scanlan and Neale operation and willingness to Delightful IOUT Grand wapia* Rapids ano and iiura third wive to all Uie Grneral Baud th- 1 hr.m-.nnte rinh Lrete nt urana 717.IM ‘ 1 ** * ix-rnapplc Garden Club u jUHus BclLuin of Kalamazoo pttai. “» “"a- 1^1 F/yers Look for th* P-F on the heel of fonvot ploy shoe* for your youngsters I It means POSTURE FOUNDATION — the rigid wedge that helps distribute weight property . . . decreasing foot and teg strain. You'll find it only in famous P-F Ftyen — so bring in the children for a pair today I Made in America. SHOESTOBE L-l> �i 1 B&K Teachers Attend ^Family. Credit Chi Chapter MeetZ’ ^ecl f,ZniI Receives Bentley 27. IMS tn in • i Lesson ; S750 Scholarship' । Tkund.,.—Mr, -— '■— In Grand Rapids Member* of Ohl Chapter of may be better credit *hoppers Nick Houvener Ute Delta Kxppa Gamma 8ocl- «lt'r I***011 “Manaxtag the: SJSey'The SPECIAL Take Home FULL GALLON ety who participated in the de- \ B&K DRAFT ROOT BEER 50‘ (Saturday Only) I0c Deposit on Container* S. Hanover HIS COLLEGE EDUCATION ASSURED INSURED AND YOUR SAVINGS c^Sdl‘ind’1M?,. , _ Vernon orison, 0U4 w Clinton linn, ha* been namrd winner of sn/lnno’ in NSIW Alvin M. Bentley Foundation: 1UU3 111 1T<1V) Scholarship to Eastern Michigan’*- liberation* of thn Executive Engle at Mr*. James Morgan-* Board at the State convention j home 6n Wednesday, May 12. convening in Grand Rapids lost These two hard working gals weekend Included the president, had pul many hour* into praparMlsn Ruth Tanserstrom. and jng the laaaon. and came equipped Mra. Orlannle Hulbert and Mra. with samples of various oonOertrude Matthews, who have tract*, note* from Intervtew* been co-edlior* of the State pub-1.with - - •bankers, •— car — dealer*, J—•— and • Ucation for the society during personal loan officials 19C3-64 and 1W54-65. They had the facts and figure* At Uie Saturday business ses­ sion, Mrs. Elisabeth Underwood Installment, revolving chart*, State parliamentarian, to serve, mortgagt. credit union. FHA. open end contract*, and all the for the next biennium. Theme of the convention, held rest of a bewildering number of method* of financing family pur"Peace Through Understanding " UI VtIV ... ..... — At the Friday evening trulcn, a "Panel of Americans' from ject only proves the ordinary Grand Rapids shared their reli­ person’s Ignorance in this field, and much more time could pro­ gious and racial minority exfitably be spent on thia lesson. cray. of the Grand Rapids Mu­ However, even thi* much time is seum. showed her Audubon So­ ciety film. "These Things Are awaken, the purchaser’* eye* to Ours." all of It shot In Michi­ the different method* and coat* gan. Saturday. Miss Sara Rives, cl financing available to him. supervisor of intermediate grades winner of a beautiful basket of “Symbols Are These” and Miss pansy planta which had served Allda Parker. Immediate post as the centerpiece that evening. International president from Cali­ AU those who arrive on time for fornia. addressed the convention the meeting have a chance to on the topic "Accent on Creati­ win the prixe, furnished each vity." which is the program em­ phasis for all chapters of Delta Kappa Gamma women educa­ Mary Cook and Patty Engle tors next year. were busy that night Each had Others attending from Chi Chapter were Miss Donna Tagg Daughter Banquet at her respec­ and Mn. Nettle Black of Mid­ tive church, then hurried to the dleville public schools and Miss meeting, taught this difficult lea- High School. r„ ““”"|Meck School President of the National Hon- I awards presented to 54 Michigan Class A . according to Captain CoDegea and Universities by the Robert H. Wood ot the U. 8 i Navy. I Captain Wood wrote Nick’s parent*: “Your son's accocnpltahcompleted Includes many phases Hi-Y. of instruction «uch a* matlie- i "Young women of the caliber matlc*. physics and hand tools ‘ The knowledge acquired In this , couraged to advance their edu­ insiruc'lcn plays on Impoitant1— cation to meet the challenge of port in the future training of — tomorrow’* leadership.'’ Alvin M. Nicholas in hta next assignment. [ . Il Is men like y/our son who I I - 10 136 E. State St. Phone Wl 5-3853 PROFESSIONAL DRY CLEANING SERVICE AU Savingi Imured Up to 910^00 *Uh F.S.LU.C North Gun Lake Coin-Op Open 5:00 a.m. - 10 p m. Member federal home Loan Blink System Wl HAVI ONI SCHOOL HOUSE TO SIU VIRY REASON ABLE, ON SOUTH BROADWAY. remodeling can convert it into a home and make sema money AMERICAN GOLD SIAL TRAILER HOUU. site 10 x 55 ft.', has and bain, situated on nice and drain field, lot* trailer h** a living room. 12 x ha* four foot crawl space, and priced at only .$9,000.00 IN THE FIRST WARD, a real nice home, with living room, dining room, three bedroom*, kitchen and bath, batement with gas heat. $14,700.00 ON ALGONQUIN LAKE, two real nice lot* (large one*) for $2,400.00 TWO REAL NICE LOTS ON THORNAPPLE RIVER, clou to dam and good fiihlng tile on blacktop road for ........$1,600.00 A NEARLY NEW FRAME HOME IN GREEN MEADOWS NO. I. .$27,000,00 A NICE BUNGALOW ON BARBER ROAD, short distance out of town, has living room, kitchen, three bedrooms, full bath, utility ' room, has crawl space, all on one floor, for ... — $9,000.00 A GOOD INVESTMENT IN TWO APARTMENT HOUSES, both with Rfchardsoa <t 8:00 P.M. n>«M graduating from Western magna on a Bliss acholarahlp. Hl* father Is employed by Ute E.W. Bltaa Company. Banner Adi Benefit YOU/ Wo have th< latest patterns ■ in evenln< wa* Jamp* W. Silver, a veralty of Mississippi, whose talk was especially Interesting since hls topic wm “RevoluUon In a Closed Society" and dealt with the racial problem In Mississippi and hl» adverse opinion of the Government’* handling of the aituatlo*. TUB MODERN FASHION IN FLOORS A FLOOR TO MEET EVERY BUDGET Bo DreMred Go protected Go Tripie-A PREPARE for your trip with Triple-A travel tervice. 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NEARLY NEW EXCELLENT HOME IN THE 2W WARD. 26 x 40 ft...has living room with fireplace, dining room, kitchen.and $20,000.00 , hat a garage ..$1,500.00 A RIAL NICI BUNGALOW IN THE 2nd WARD, with living room. inds, knotty pine finish in kitchen, in good location for 49,700.00 A RIAL NICI t<OMI IN THI 4Hr WARD. room*, full b»th and two lavatories (coloi— -------and down. • living room with fireplace, dining room, den and kitchen (modern! with formica top*, double well* in *ink, fh«re i* lots of storage drawer*, g** furnace in double divided bawment. one and a half stall garage, ha* been recently painted and decorated, good location for ——-—— $17,000.00 A RIAL GOOD, LARGE HOME IN THI FIRST WARD, ha* living Phone 945-3524 for ReMrvotlons A NIC! HOMI IN THI FIRST WARD ha* two bedroom. ar< Yi bath upstairs, and down, one bedroom, living room, dining room, kitchen and full bath, garage ywlth cement drive, ha* hardwood floor*. c*p insulated, storm window* and gas heat, $11,500.00 more upitain, and down a living room 13 x 24* with fireplace. Mt In brick wall, dining room, kitchen with coppertone stove. 220 volt underground with 240 ft. 3" rock well, situated on nice two acre lot. for ................................................. $11,500.00 A RIAL SWILL HOME IN THE TAFFEE ADDITION, nearly new. has large living roqm, two swell bedrooms, dining room, kitchen and full bath. utHlty room, family room, lots of cupboards. *,.m5*?.1? acholarahp committees of the and Senior Clara plays and parti colleges and universities. | clpotcd in many other extra The Bentley Foundation is currently contributing *80.000 for Before enter Ing the Marines. he Braden through Uie sheriff’s of­ fice. There 1* also a tiny calico kitten. ■ A BI-LEVEL IN HASTINGS HEIGHTS (nearly newl. home on Saturday, June 5 future.” Scholarships were given to main. Sincerely youra. Robert H. student* graduating thi* year .Wood." from Michigan High Schools who | Nick wm graduated from Del- i applied for the acholarahipa al ton High School tn 1983 and wa* the 5< Mlciilgan InatltuUona re- I among the top 10 scholars in Ills celvlng the grant*. Selection of i class He also played football,1 Two eight - week old female part rocker-tpanlel puppies, one black and one brown, era avall- Top Listings In TOWN AND COUNTRY PROPERTIES at the Barry County Fairgrounds -Nlchoins ha* been a credit to , Puppies Available REAL ESTATE CHICKEN BARBECUE at the New 4-H Livestock Barn than to reco«nlw Sandra * past Angeles. Calif. Mn. Haiti Hud- eraltoo. nutl of Grand Rapids. Dr. and Mrs. Wm A. Rader of Marlon. Ind. and Mr. and Mr*. Charles Magna Cum Laude Truesdell and children of Grand Mr. and Mrs. John Mullenlx Ledge. and family attended the Honora Convocation al Western Michi­ gan University on Thursday eve­ ning. May 20, atwhich Mr*. Mullenlx was one of those hon- Hastings SPEEDY WASH and COIN-OP Laundromat Sroio. T,—1 H. i Mra Bentley and I set up four Nuralng School al Hinsdale. Hl. ri- Nicholas D. Houvener, th* amount to *75Q for the academic honors from the AvutUon Mcch- Judy Lechleltner Is home from and Nancy and Shlr)ey are home from Andrews University at Berrien Springs, to accompany their parents, the Edward Lechleltnera, to Grand Itedge Acade­ my on Saturday evening to at­ tend the graduation of their brother. Tom. Hastings Banner siding, fully Insulated, has baseboard hot water heating system, all copper plumbing, birch cupboards, garbage disposal, all on two lots, for - ------------------------------------ --s-..-$16400.00 THREE NICI BUILDING LOTS ON HASTINGS HIIGHTS. 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HasTinqs City Bank HASTINGS SALESMEN with built-in cupboards, laundry room, has full basement, and all this for........................................................................$6,000.00 A REAL NICI HOME IN THI let WARD, has two good bedrooms MEMBER: Fedarol Deposit Insurance Corporation Friendly, Neighborly Service for 78 Continuous Ywin W|l.l — ’ > ■ — ’ ...... u . — , ... _r — and screens, is insulated, new roof, full basement, and enlarge a/plSuANT SHOR IS TWORNAPPU LAKI A NIW COTTACI, drain fiHJ. t $12,000.00 FuraiaMd d UTATI pjcijf �Saxons to End Baseball Sked at Grand Ledge X—THE HASTINGS BANNER Errors, Walks, 6 Hits Gives Team Win at Charlotte **■“ |ftuaaievine i Middleville Trackmen ||Set Standards Foster, Ironside Set Pace in Men’s Golf Ix*op I Ftowlervillo came from behind I in the final event to gain a tie With defending champion Battle Creek St. Philip for Uie Claw C I Stele High School track UUe al I ML Pleasant Saturday. Each had 31 pointe. , Middleville's Dave VaoEbl set a torrid pace in tha Men's Golf League at the Hartings Country Club Both won lour pointe to move up in the stepd- Df/eal Yflloit Jacket! the plate, getting two singles hi two trips and scoring two nuts The Hartings High School Base- Paul Lublenleckl talitol tlirre run*, reaching first three times an errors and once on a walk. 'D>e aonre by inning*- George Hamaty leads the Blue Division with 18 point* followed by Judge Phil Mitchell with 17 Otto Christensen hold* the top rung of the Green ladder with 19 pointe followed by Galey Kethl and Ralph Shirkey with 18 while Donn Clarke la lops in the White Division with 20 pointe. Dr. Lar- played at Johnson Meld. Tlic game had been originally act for Buttle Creek for April 9. and rescheduled ! for May 31 because of bad weather. BOWLING FOR FUN and HEALTH ... all 'of our lanes hove Saxons Bow in Net Regional; Beat Charlotte been resurfaced for the new season and all equip­ ment has boon checked and reconditioned. SHARPEN UP YOUR GAME Open Bowling SATUR­ DAYS and AND SUNDAYS Most WEEKDAY AFTERNOONS. SCORES HOLE-IN-ONE—James Spoon, creative printing arils! with The Banner Press and president of the Hastings Country Club, scored the first hole-in-one of the 1985 season Saturday when he seed the 136-yard No. 5 hole. Spoon, a fine, long-time golfer, wm thrilled with the achievement, his first In his many years of golfing. It was a beautiful shot. The ball lofted perfectly, landed seven feet from the pin and rolled Info the center of the Armchair Athlete have a picnic! at home or away with cool keeping ^STYRENE FOAM first Class A Slate title since 1943. dethroning Battle Creek Central with 54 pointe. Flint Young* COMING TO BATTLE CREEK! KELLOGG AUDITORIUM MAY 31, 1965 'THE INDIANAPOtlS "500" MONEY LIVE —.DIRECT FROM THE SPEEDWAY “Sec Gordon Johncock in Ac^on" Construction Money available for now homes AU SEATS $5i» RESERVED TAYLOR mlles northeast of I-aming and a 3,400-acrc public recreation project with an 85-acre lake Your Hosts HASTINGS BOWL INC Chuck Guenther - Page Barden. 8-1. 5-7, 6-1, and Bruce Klesailng and Lee Blibee of Jackson Park­ tide defeated Greg Glllotu and The Summer recreation season is here, and with the coming of the first extended weekend, Barry County's Chief Deputy, Richard Abbey is urging everyone to 1* especially careful in everything they do, especially on our lakes and streams. Deputy Abbey, who is in charge of the enforcement of! marine laws, points out that Barry County officers are to require strict adherence to all rcgula------------------------- ■---------------------—. Deputy Abbey said that while on weekend patrols he had ob­ served a lack of compliance with the following laws: Having prop­ er lifesaving devices on their boats and having proper tire ex- Bob & Mickey Lambert 1Uc« 0*9 . ' tUl Lumber Co. THI "SOO" IS NOT SHOWN ON HOMI TV Galesburg, Mich. Gallon JUG 'WuljjtDJ’A Keeps liquids hot orl edd! Screw-on cover; capped spout. Mlchlgun laws, and complies with them in ’every respect," Deputy Abbey advised. He warns that all laws arc to be strictly Supartharm Vs Gal. Hastings Softball Gaines Square JUGS ON HASTINGS-BARKY COUNTY RADIO With flip-open pour spout; metal bail han­ dle; plastic grip. LigMwe/ght-4 Qt. ICE BUCKET Ute first to give the "pilot" pro­ gram last year, teaching 1,400 boy* and glrla in Hastings. Mid­ dleville and Delton. Through this program, the Michigan "plea*- 9 in, top diarn; 8 in. keeps Ice for hours. Enn 3UU Michigan'* AUTOMOBILE CLASSIC Indianapolis Own Gordy JohflCOck Direct from the Bl. Clair and Detroit rivers, action on scrappy largcmouth and smallmouth bass begins June 19. adding the final opener to Michigan's list of sporUtehlng reasons. As in recent years, the 34 Qt. ICE CHEST Strong, dur- * pi able. Keeps f food ice cold, f With Hastings MONDAY DELUXE ICE CHEST Kgeps food hot < ft* or cold. Step- 1 MM ped in lower half, f 10:30 a.m\o 3 p.m MAY 31st Ea»y To Carry 14-QL PICNIC CHEST nPmu«c Holds large bottles.or two 6 packs. Metal handle. WHEEL HORSS, OF COURSE Now mowing's fun, and faster, too. This 4-scaton tractor cases all lawr and garden tasks. Test-ride? Call: E. L CARPENTER HARDWARE . it State Street in Hi <142 L 5t«n Si. Phone Wl 5-2983 WBCH Hastings-Barry County Radio 1220 on your dial �Friends Honor Harold Smiths On Retirement threo - generation family wm rvprwhted m studrnta Mrs. HU'UJ'SX,»'a at a ooun- rt- I Bissett Continues 1 Domination at Hastings Track BOWLING ** WITH THE STABS THE HASTINGS RA^Nn-S Tirar^v. Mat 27. IM* ' Neal Miller New Editor of Iosco News by George Howard AMF Staff of Champions highlight the program Friday night at the Hastings Raceway. Time Naming of Neal R Miller as ™ liis»,-u’uSrwStai ’Eli .. . .. . .. ... . PTA Ireside nt, Mra. Wesley Jopple. introduml Mr and Mrs. Smith and their daughter. Mr anri Mra lAVama -viku wkii Mra. omun wnn fourth graders in recent years Keith Durtro tte bus drlvera. He rXrked on Lire ------ --- .__ ...... . In the NewPnaa Publishing Co.. Berkley Smith. publisher. Gladys MlUer. has been on the UPHOLSTERING THI FURNITURE BUILDING Wayne Hazel Phone 374-3523 Your wrlit watch can be a very in bowling, •specially if you concern yourself * ea between nine and twelve o'clock. Put your thumb into the ball finrera .push tho ball to tha at 10 o’clock. Now bring your right Instead of to tho left for a normal hook—thua the n»me ride and look «t tha position of reverse hook. the fingtrs and Ute thumb. This I cannot stress too strongly is the position of the bail when that the women bowlers should it Is released during the hook never place their thumb in more delivery. You will find that tho than an eleven o'clock position. amount of hook becomes lets aa This will avoid tha pitfall of you proceed from eleven to having a back up ball. Thera twelve. ara two reason* why women throw most of the back up balls. twelve ocioca ana alter, Women have a different am* the bell becomes a reverse hook structure which makes it more difficult to keep their arms In a conducive to good bowling, I*ut good straight pendulum swing, ytcr hand at the one o’clock and they have a tendency to pull position and release the bsll out fingers and thumb at the •lowly. You will see that tho same time. Debris burning la the No. 1 cause of forest fires tn Michigan. ' fires, about one-quarter ot the j State's total, to blacken 3,425 Call for prompt custom application, rsntal equipment, prices or other information. SMITH BROS Elevators and heat and Tim Jensen of Jack- Ths Bowling Smith gave a short acceptance talk.. They plan to spend part of their time fUhir.g and hunting. | Refreshmenu' were M*vyd from I a decorated table of cake, oaffee and punch. FOR TOP CORN YIELDS GET AMMONIA ON NOW! PLANT B-.b Senstba ot Middleville won the dash. B>b Patrick of Delton : pie printed Mrs Smith with a I gift certificate from tha PTA ■ 1»M, following compktion ot hla Robert B'rjnrtr* ot Grand Rap- save a short talk as first and be good natured attar lort rtudtartjs of Mr* Smith. • delivering 60 active yuungatera to Harold luid alao driven school ,hcu home but Harold always bus ^th Mr. Smith and U«7 had ,‘,,*,ned «Joy his Job ite had ______ _ _________ ... .• also alto ssewmi served ■* as bus supervisor VMw tor many yean and prepared tha Former Hastings High Athlete on ■ MSV Net Team Soxont Sink Eagles James VanDerMolen. with a 12-5 single* marie for the Michigan won the net title with 143 pointe. Defending champion Indiana finished ascend with 127. Northwestern had M. Michigan □early or»maM Ing contributions to athletic spirit at Mu-hig«r< State. Because of Inclement Weather Last Sunday WE INVITE YOU and YOUR FAMILY to (HOOKED l-ISl (TIB K B-year- Richland Second In State Meet Ironside Agency Tearti Wins, 14-3 Red Cross Offers Lifesaving Courses Maple Valley High School baseball team defeated Bpring­ port. 14 to 3. tn a game played there Monday availing under the llghta. Maple Valley plied up 14 runs on 15 hits with 0 errors, while Springport totaled 3 runs on 9 hits wlUi 5 errors. Winning pitcher was Dick Baltimore Rams Elect Officers 4H Club for thia Summer at their meeting May 10. Other offlcera elected Included Vickie SclianU. secretary. Dorothy NewWinter certificates and pins OPEN HOUSE AGAIN THIS SUNDAY MAY 30th from 12 noon to 8p.m. gardening; one flower gardening, two rabbits; four Ixxsm. six food preparation. two food preserva­ tion and three taking child care. A Friday night league is to start on June 13. Details are to be mailed to mem­ ber* about June f Moseilalixattea Liability Pete Williams ot Pittsburgh. at Michigan State in 1965 ALL TYPES OF tag pitcher. i ROOFS Bahs Leads Lions To Track Victory hit by a car while riding hla cour-cu are to be offered through Barrj County Chapter. Maple Valley defeated Cale­ Kendall Wilcox reported Applicant* must tw- 12 yean donia 84 to 45 in a track meet at Nashville Monday afternoon nock Hospital. High point man of the meet A currently authorized Rcd'Croaa Water Safety Irotructoc will con­ was John Bahs who scored 1414 side of Green Into the path of duct the couraes. Those interested pointe. He took the 100-yard dash in 104; the 220-yard In a car driven by David B. Smith. The only charge for these courses Smith of R1 Hastings. la the cost of the Lifesaving manthe long Jump. David was driving west en route hetne from Hastings High A new Maple Valley school record was set by Jerry OarlingWednesday, or Friday afternoon*. of his car. A tree and a traffic control sign helped obscure the cuasion about a bake sole and campout. Tan members are taking dairy: tbe service. Mrs Miller taught a year In Nashville, and after Join* Briton KeltogS School. Chib Fliers piloted three plane* from the Hastings airport to Houghton eight irmpedtion. Gordon Boell Lake on Sunday to participate in Of Kalamazoo won the aeml-firul. the dedfcaUon of Uie new airport Carelewness by tmokrrx trigthere 7561 acres In Michigan last year. William Hecker and James Hcughtaltn flew In one alrcralt. L“*" James Chaw, Paul Spyker and HCC Women's Golf Gordon MoUon went in another and Dick Deming. Tom Frenth- Leagues Scheduled way. Norm Noviaky and Larry The Women's Golf Imgue nt tlw Hastings Country Club U scheduled Baum tn Uw third plane. to get underway Thursday morn­ ■ Ann Arbor. Kalamazoo Unlvering. June 10. Mra. Manrum James stty High and Flint St. Jolm VI- Island annry won Michigan High School Dhiiior.i tor beginners and Losrr Peninsula Golf champion­ ship* at three Saginaw area Lions Baseball COUr.o Saturday. VanDerMoien of 803 a Young Street, suffered a fractured left FOOD Ph: DR 4-7411 Fliel-s Go to HoughtoifLake urday night. BUI Shields ot BatUa Lad Injured as Car Hits Bike the second time. aruj for B Jenr Hla wife. Barbara, la teaching at the Tawas Area High School. bart.ll-uen sax third. Dan Vunderviile of Kalamazoo won the feature flying slock car Kyle James of the HHS golf title with 318. Jeff Blsnkenbunr. one of five team eagled the 488-yard No. 3 hole at Uie Hasting* Country co-medalists at 71. paced Uni­ Club Monday, and John Peterson versity High's victory in Class • eagled U:e 537-yard No 8 several JB with 317. St. John Vlanney won the C-D clays prevkxu. title with 328. Richland was nine tucket back and Battle Creek athlete at Hastings High School. St. Philip and Goodrich tied for third. Lake Odessa Nashville High Scheel and CcnmJ M. I.r.mu., i™>. . Il.dl WU>.-, .4ml,. ih. award Clyde received for being the “Moat Improved brnkr In Clyde hiked hla averale from 122 to IM in Ute It-team ALL WORK GUARANTIED GAY ROOFING SERVICE 361 Newtown Ave Battle Creek, Mich. f-i Estimate! 964-7676 Try Ford s new Six ■get V8 kicks! Armed Forces See This Pool Completely Installed—Learn How You Con Swim,Sunbathe For Only 90$ A Day! COME and SEE the FABULOUS FUTURA SWIMMING. 7th Infantry Division tn Korea. tfona wireman with Headquarters Company of the division's 3rd Brigade, entered the Army in November 1964. received basic High School Durfee Dy Mrs. John Hook iMfi-n 94S-UJ4 Mr. and Mrs Gerald Payne arc —■“ * son bon* Saturday Durfee Community Club will SEE THE OR LOW PRICED POOL IN THE WORLD Vicky THAT HAS ALL OF THESE BUILT-IN FEATURES I ☆ COMPLETE JET STBEAM RLTEHIM SYSTEM Uses asm. Qrsial Par Witw All Seaton ☆ REDWOOD CONSTRUCTION BRACED WITH STEEL V VERANDA SUN DECK. ALL FOUR SIDES Mlt-lM Redwaad Bonchas - MHafFteM M ☆ A5SSQUAM FIET OF 8W1 MMINOJ^UAFACE Vicky attended the Homo Show tn Battle Creek Saturday * Mrs Owen Gaylor. Mra EvtreU Olm­ stead. Mra. Beverly Wank, Mra Joel Howell, Mrs Joaeph Shafer and Mra Mary Piulccow srcn-. on the Extension trip to Cbiosi Thursday. * Mr. and Mrs Tom Gaylor were Wcdntaday supper ☆ ONE DAV INSTALLATION ... ☆ MANY MORI PATENTED EXTRAS Gifts for AU! YOU MUST SEE THIS POOL Family Fun Pools, Inc Hunt and family entertained their family for dinner Bunday. Mra Robert MlUer. Friday call- and Mrs H HaralcTBrt Maktey. ★ 1 Hastings. * Clayton «rt> of Byron biggest new Six at Ford Dealers Affiliate of Lawrence Gao Service FISHER-HENGESBACH, Inc. M-43 end M-37 tho Medical Facility Bunday. 328 N. Michigan Hastings �Mrs. Metzger of The James Tylers ____ FAaL Celebrate 50th RMidanU ware saddened to hea. WcddlDf JllbilcC Middleville Mra. Mary Jaekaon Card of Thanks and In Memoriam Prairieville - CARD OT THANKH 1 wish to Uiank all my friends reUuvc# taf UlfU <1,u and graUtudc to friends, rela­ tive and neighbor* fur powers. Ing my May at Pennock Ho»pltal Thanks to Uie Banner CUm Mn. Millie Boym CARD OF THANKH The family of Charles Moore wishse to thank the many friends, relaUvts and neighbors * tar th> delicious food, floral bou- Dies Suddenly thanks and appreciation lo the relatives, frteods'and neighbor* for the many noral gifts, cards. many expression* ot sympathy A very special thank* to the United Presbyterian Women lor furnishing add serving the lunch, also to Mildred Brandt and Faye Mr. and Mrs Rod Newton Lynda. Roddy and Shirley Mr*. Hilda Matthew* Mra. Onna Lein* Mr*. Francis Johncock Mn Lucille WUllUo LEGALS tUaabia Thursday, May Mr anulvsraary. The eels* a suMesa. Without Ute volunteers L-dlon waa bald at the Unlirrt that are willing to give of their —” 11 time lo collect the money, there Url<tirtr> Church. Arrangements for the day were l>-^«Wed by Mra. Dean Cunningham. Mra. Junta Hurl bort ax_ chairman, reports empioyed st Delton. Travis was a IBM T-K graduate and employed at the K W. Bliss CUnpuny in presented the Tylers with a nice The School election and in Lorain. Ohio, the daughter of Bupt. Wm. Eckstrom has ap­ tienls Uiere. We also wish to Carole Swrl. daughter of Mr peared st many dub meeting* many good wishes. thank Mary Lou. Loretto, Jewell Lehman. She was married to with information on the millage and Vivian for all they so kindly Paul Meuger on Feb. 27, 1934. vole. Equally a* Important on did for us. And thank you. Rev. al Cumberland, Met ths ballot will be a vole for a Rix E Humbard, pastor of The school member. Mr. Eldon ot the day Included Rev. and Pleaseboard Cathedral of Tomorrow of Ak­ is representing Wood­ ron. Ohio, for hl* prayer* and land on the board at the present letters. We especially Uiank Rev. time and u up for re-election. Karl H. Keeler and Laura (his Everyone should get out and vote wife) for their many calls and to keep Woodland represented. prayer*. Thank you. Rev. KUloU and Rev. Harvey for your cheery vislta. We thank the Hastings Manufacturing Co. Cor the the Lions Club Den Thursday, brsuUful plant sent to Dean and By t'iclor Siaaun SutumUe much ot tiu: time and May 20 to honor bride-elect. the Chidester Extension Group tolMS 147-UM Minor, of Grand Rapids met her Alice Kruger. She will become the bride oKRon Martin Aug. 7. Rev. Lowell Demos, who has They hare many frUr-ds there ■Die Senior ClUxena will meet been pastor of the Woodland Tucaday, May 29. at the Methodist Mrs. Paul Woodman and Mrs United Brethren Church Uie past Church for poUuck dinner and Dan Brown. Guests enjoyed a more cheerful. May God bless fiUttavlllo W8C8 of the Motbo- couple games to Uvea up their lion to the local congregation at mood FinkbeUicr and family will du* Church will hold open house opened her many lovely and u*«be In Ann Arbor Saturday where plans to preach his farewell ser- their xwu. Tommy and Dan, will ful gifts. A social hour was spent by everyone than with rtfrahcompete In Uie Junior Blate Bowl­ IN MEMORIAM In food and loving memory of family to Charlevoix . where he ing Tournament. Other boy* on the my mother, Maude Ball, who Alumni Banquet toga and David Williams. A Dr. By Mra. Dan Peterman Evangelical United Brethren The Woodland Alumni Ban­ Church. Rev. and Mra. Demos quet will be held at the school Ball, who have made-many friends here to a new location July 1. Their new Saturday. May 29. Plan to cone who regret their decision to former cis rams tea before the and Mra. Dewey Brooks, rural supper. The Lians Club will serve community will go with them. rVkUCAtlOK OBDU. s delicious turkey supper at 7:30. Glenn Torrey had aa Uictr din­ The speaker for the evening will ci* Coleman of Hastings. * Vial- Shirley Howell and Mrs MarU-i be Dr. John Doneth, a former Ktiais •( J»m« l».,dt. VmI«t. luul Uie program enlltled "Hat and inen Burgoo, the Phil Tluxiui* coach and teacher at Woodland. nu «•. 14.44*. Herbert Johnston were Mn. family and the Roger Creightons Ihi* banquet will only be a suc­ cess if each graduate will make Mr. and Mra. Roger Jaiuma and a special effort to attend Some used ariOO years before Christ; alm son. Merle, of Grand Rapids. Uie many kind* of aprons—Ma­ sonic, blacksmith, butcher, carpenAllyn Johnson and son uf Grand Ute Banner Ifawf Ada! Rapids were Bunday dinner ruaucanoM OB DM. The Child Study Club and Mrs. Jim Smalley and 4ulie of Plainwell and Kelvin Barogsr West Woodland Lake Odessa ffiSStWlXtfSK! l*i>Mk«Ua* *■* trtiice «toll to of Hastings. A Mr. and Mrr*. Giro Holts and Mr. and Mrs Dean Cr'.d- M iaa Cliristine Ball enjoyed a birthday party Bunday tn her hon- granrtpsrents Mr. and Mra. MauAuoraan and Mra MerrU Sheldon died at Clarence Tyler of Grand Ledge U>d Mr. and Mrs. Russell Buck James Hurlburt of Battle Creek and Gordon Tyler and friend. Delores Porter, of Ludington In the afternoon they helped at the golden anniversary for Mr. and Mr*. James Tyler. Mr*. Gladys Crockford enter- urs Mrs. Jerry (Josephine > mined the Cheerful Helpers Club of East Woodland. Friday, May Olivo. Angelita and Juanita, all 21. Mra. Carl Hewitt had served al. home; four uma Kllglo, Felix. as aeerecary for the group and they held a Memorial Service in Jand David Villa ol Dalias. Texas; vUltor with Mrs Ethel Roulader. * The W8C8 will hold a In<r ChrisUne U the daughter of Mr. OALB BODXEB. D«!..*.»I Mr. and Mra Arthur Kenyon have returned from their trip to 4 A MM4i«tlU» tx«»i ASSiilM Ito VUbgs «< MUShrilU. tot- Intenection Crash Barryville Norris O. Hewitt. 4«. driving cast on Bute Street about 11:45 am. Sunday. May 18. failed to heed the stop light at Michigan avenue, according to police, and hu car struck Uie I960 Ford being driven south on Michigan By Mra. Burr Faaaeit williams, on the right side. Mar- the home ot Mra Gladys Crock- Mra. Earl Tobias and Gertrude, Dunham Hymn Hing Bunday at the Nasii- By Mra. IF. II. C.kttitmon King's Mcswngers Quartet from Saturday Miss Lucille Gray, and Mra. Max Gladding aUcnded the annual conference WSCH nesday. * Carolyn. Douglas and the offlcUlihg minister. The at~ Nashville on Friday afternoon was attended by a large group of relatives and friends to wish the couple many happy wlhata taklng a trip to Washington, D. C. . Saturday Mr. and Mra. Earl Fender and daughter. Judy ac- Hugh Fvighnsr. make money for library- books for the new school Their effort has finally paid off. They recently * Terry and Cheryl, daughter* purchased t500 worth of books Western Michigan Unlvmtiy to far the Ubrary, in the new Lake­ wood School. The club appointed Hastings a committee to meet with the Saturday Mr. and Mrs. BUI Rayliead librarian of the school to * Dr. and Mra. Clayton Willotto of Chartotte werw Friday callera selection. The books cover many da tighter, the Harold two daughters ot Grand Rapids categoric* and will be useful for everyone In the school. The profit Hickey home. Mra. Rill Button of hla sialor in Royal recovery. * Mixa Sharon Healey Mrs Raymond Wotffe, day until Friday with her pw- Uiat participated and will used tor library books in the High Schools. valesoencr * As Sunday was 4H Mrs EUlf Potter and Mr*. Boyd Pufpaff and daughter of Bandar, the local group, with family In Arizona, and also visited Gladys Crockford entertained tn Texas. * The Methodist Official their broUiera and wive* at a 5 worship aervloe tn the South Board voted to hold church services o'clock dinner Saturday, May 22, Pufpaff. Maple Grove EUJ3. Church. during Uie summer monliis bcgln- at the Crockford home. Those the family at their daughter. present were Mr. and Mrs. field Avenue Methodist Church Sandra, the 7 Charles Higdon of Charlotte, Mr. attended the and Mrs. Clarence Higdon and in Grand Rapids on Bunday. * sing Bunday. Mra. Glen Dean Friday night. XM. aw au*. nmuNl uc _ — - —3 • •-----— having a new home built by Bill. • wlu* PoUuck dinner at noon. Getty, contractor, on Arthur Street* H.O|P*U1 Guild 41 met May 19 . ...... . . . .... UI . wua __ MHU. at llw. K, ..f —' rteHv, * MSI. xp u. K, , --- --------— ——- — ——mil * Mra Jack Brown attended '‘‘“2 15 pranenh A poUuck din­ !l»r*MVtlien4 'V.‘‘7>»UK Jr'’*i>4 ner PXQt^ciub in Grand Rajgd* iner «lcbravxl the Guild* 14th Ai.nln. .---- - annlvenarv. Tha retxt nwweina •ted: May IS, IMS Pkiue 1L Mluuu. Mother of 8 Dies Suddenly At Lake Odessa Luklunlt of Detroit and Mrs. bsrtha Rckardt were Friday atat 7 pm. thia Thursday. CurtU. village chairman, had tasneoti visitors with Mrs. Ethel lUAH collected Thia makes a Rowladcr. GuesU Sunday with Mr. and total of HUM contributed by Mrs Leon Tyler wore their chiltha Woodland people. Thia mon1910. in incrdar.. Ncgras. Ataxtoo, tar of Grand Ledge, Mr. and The table was centaml with a lira. Merrill Tyler ot Grand Nabejar. She married flvc-tlernd wedding cake gold °Rapid*. Mr. and Mrs. Ruaam bells and pink and blue fergetGalan* on Jan. M. 1935, at Dallas. of Elwood Travis to Linda Marie nician* al Pennock Hospital lor KI*. Mra ware in Charlotto Saturday to cmigralulakxl Sunday a Ina sue early Monday evuung. Hot scouu held a District Camno. ? . .7: i hssd a* 3 pm. Ude icr mi uw i.iw iarm DI tlx: -n-oKTuuiple River Friday and miiu.uy * Listings are beuv l.lhcr and grandfather. Our Funeral Home al Deltou. The Rev. Marrtua K Tabec Is nude by Use Lion* Communit liianks aha to the Rev. Charles I—1.1, Brethren and the BiUe Church Ccwper CtuMtry. project W to help purchaae needed Bcslly Funeral Home. Mrs Dalton BUhl Middleville Banda gave Umir an­ nual Spring Conceit Tuaeday ovt nlng. « Many will be Interested to »»*■■-* Higdon ar *r«t«m*aoo. A Alfred The Woodland Pfivs Funeral services f« Mn. CARD OF THANKS We wish u> thank Dr*. Gwinn. Tag* for helping *«Ui the lunch, to the BmIUc Funeral Home, to Birk and Blair, Dr*. Finnic and and Mr*. Charles Blough for Uielr kind sard* and music. Your klndnsa* and UiougiiUulnca* is deeply appi«iat*d and will always be remembered ___________ May_ God blss* you. one and all. Mr. and Mra. Alva Moore Mr. and Mra. Ralph Moore Woodland By Mra. ClanAm Curtia Rapids last Wednesday. Word Iras been received from Glendale Myer*.-that he is sta­ tioned al Fairbanks. Alaska, tn the Army. HU cousin is stationed sns.ooe.ao, *iu 400 miles south sZ Anchorage. * The Bub-District Middleville Meth­ odist MYF met Bunday. * Ralph sssf. ‘rkiu^L^MItehdl. J«ggs M Pre- ..ii New in ‘Jeep’ Wdgoneer: V-8 Vigilante’ powerhouse & Matic Mr. and Mr*. Guy Kelley Grand Haven were Sunday guc ' trow Mr (l> >iur< in. liul.r. FUXLIOATIOX 0XDU. visiting their daughter, Mra Bob Willie, and family. * Invitation* are out for Uie T-K alumni ban­ quet which will be June S' In the high school cafeteria. Birk Mat­ at.ttaaija lS2? lionorcd at their 50th reunion and the Class of 1940 cm their 25th. Him an «l»e»i»d u srfxsr al • how '»tl why nd ssTssS* m The T-K baseball diamond 1* being moved from south of the school to southwest of the Minnie McFall Building. A Mr. and Mr*. Max rtoriAs. returned home Wednes­ day. * The Fred Matteson's Dari Dtp near the Carpenter Roller Skating Rink win be opened May 29. * The Prairie Literary Cub GUI Wednesday with an excellent xa Business Directory DOAMirnhU HWUmIvN t I Joiin V. Kennedy. The next meeting wUI be a picnic st the boms uf Mrs. George Morey at Bassett Lake June 9 Thi* I* the last meeting until f*B. The follow- memorial monuments Of DISTINCTION Lawrence Brothers k« laterwl al K*rrr C««aty Mary Murdock, and treasurer, Mn. Helle Matteson. * Clark BIU& U IHE SHERWOOD AGENCY INSURANCE K*> sest-kM at raa“.ns. pilsSmirv Hu.rd I'rol^rlr. lor.1.4 Mrs wheel drive. Maebelle VanWeelden wat To mi* 4-whad drive even More eOecttrt with automatic transmission, ws’vs added a low ro«(jo to tho transfer cgto. Ge the road ... oft the rood- •>«« mUa luck dinner al Paul's ft W. SHUWOOO. Mgr. ;orm« of A certiM ciwek of a% vf ika Mr ind Bonds . , _ _ - ,_ R> 3 .« nr CT-r» Jsm » NDRUS IS ar-,‘ jrlMW, Mn.. ECKARDT AUTO SALES m-43 & ar w«i Hostings Phon. 945-5344 �Tell and Sell. Plant Your 'Selling Seeds' In The Want Ads For Results BETTER USED CARS PRICED TO MOVE SAFE BUY USED CARS SAVE $ $ IMS CHEVROLET SEDAN . . . Impala. 4 Dr, radio, auto­ matic transmission, V8 engine whitewalls. CLASSIFIED AD PAGE HASTINGS BANNER PHONE Wl 5-3481 LEGALS MINIMUM RATE—50c far Twenty Word,. 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MM 1962 CHEVROLET ... 3 Dr, fl cyl, standard transmission. radio, nice Calendar of Special Event* 10a RAMBLER CUSTOM ... 4 Dr. Sedan,, automatic transmission, radio, fl cyl, easy to clean white finish. 1963 CHEVROLET IMPALA ... 4 Dr. Hdtp. Power steering 1959 MERClfeY MONTEREY H. Top. Kxtra sharp. ....IMS 1M1 COMET SEDAN . . . Automatic transmission, D5J PLYMOUTH 8TA. WGN. radio, nice clean one owner car. 4 Dr. ....„ ...................8175 1M1 F-«5 CUTLASS 1959 FORD COUNTRY SEDAN . . . Sport Coupe. V-8 engine, 4 Dr. Wagon..................... .MM - automatic transmtulon. com­ fortable bucket seats, look this WINICK SURPLUS 208 N. Michigan FARM IMPLEMEN Francisco's Farm Machinery REAHM MOTOR SALES Classified Paragraphs Sales - Service COLOR TV MAN CAPABLE of taking re­ sponsible position. Apply in writing Riving resume. Has­ tings V 8c B Hardware. tf "Bettor than the Rest" 1310 N. Michigan Ave. tri PONTIAC OLD3 CADILLAC Ph. 5-3478—107 N. Michigan Ave. Hastings. Michigan S.TJ LARKE BUICK SPRING IS HERE! and CHEVROLET 1435 S. Hanover Wl 5-2425 SEHTZ TV SETCHELL-CARLSON LINCOLN-MERCURY DEALER • Ph. Wl 5-3334 by brakes, radio, whitewalls. Clean Mahler Motor Sales NOTICE NEW WATUtnOOF TA»r Wl 5-2426 315 S. Hanover St. Rhone 945-3862 —3 Used Blowers. —1 Vermeer Hay Conditioner. —I John Deere Hay Condi­ tioner. —1 New Holland Combination Conditioner. FREE BALER TWINE With Ono of These Dependable USED CARS ... If You Buy Your Case 220 Baler Now Edttman premium - quality plastic twin*, enough to tie your first 5000 bales free. Get the baler that's simpler, gentler, smoother yet priced with the lowest—a Case 220 Sweep Feed. Claim your pre­ season twine bonus today at 1964 CORVAIR 2 Dr Monts. recteo. four ipeed tr*runn»an. w/welf*. 1964 PONTIAC TEMPEST 4 Dr. V-8 automatic. One own­ er, 15.000 miles...................81995 FRANCISCO ACT NOW—PuH time. Pleasant, easy work in Hastings. Earn­ ings start immediately. No ex­ perience necessary. Write Rawleigh Dept. MCE-651-1716 FARM SUPPLY For the Best Terms ond Values in Town 1963 CHEVROLET BriAa 4 dr.; 8 cyL automatic. Power steering. See the Dodge Boys ot 1963 CHEVROLET Siet.on Wgn., 4 dr.; 6 cyl 1'enderd. On* owner ... tow mlleegel 1962 RAMBLER 4 Dr. Station Wagon; 6 cyl, ■imderd trammluuon, w/walb. WORK UNDER GRXBNBKEEPER — Also need several other workers, 18 or over. Ap­ ply Pro Shop, Hastings Coun­ try Club. 5/37 Be Ready for Memorial Day 1964 DODGE 4 Dr. 6 Cyl. Standard Trans. 19.000 miles. One owner -.81195 1963 CHEVROLET Impels; auto Iran*.. V-8 engine, w well*. rertea. Car Me newt BKHLEN BUILDINGS A 8TORAPE-A11 steel dear span. To­ tally enclosed with 18x14 doors HASTINGS MOTOR SALES 238 W. State USED CAR LOT FRANCISCO FARM SUPPLY M37 South LEGALS Wl 5-3150 181 GES Are You Planning to Do Any Fencing This Spring? FARM IMPLEMENTS GOING TO USE BARB? Farm Machinery GOING TO USE FIELD FENCE? Phone OL 3-8086. Nashville, xy. _________________ u 1961 CHEVROLET OARFET CLEANING IB EASY with Host New Electric UpBnuh. No vet carpets or GOING TO REPLACE A GATE? 1961 CHEVROLET GAINS IN GOOD USED HOME APPLIANCES—Refrig­ erators. ranges, washers, etc. Hastings Electric, 110 W. Btate, Hastings. Phone 945-38M. tf NEED FENCE POSTS? —John Deere No. B hand wind. One owner. Runs like nawl . - 1M1 Allis Chalmers D IT. -Massey Hands No. 30 Tractor. I960 CHEVROLET NOT Icr GOOD AS NEW GOODYEAR BROS. STORE Over Start’s Paper & Paint Store Open Friday D am. to 5:30 pm. 1SQUITO BEASON IS UPON /•-Reduce mosquito nulsancs nd enjoy outdoor living. Form i club with neighbors for ■ Ider coverage and more ef- In.walnut stand.Complete with DLal-A-Matic sig zag unit for fancy stitches, buttonholes, etc. Make only 6 payments of 8090 monthly. Call now 945-9431 Fann Bureau Services md everything Heating - Plumbing Service New • Remodel • Repair Good Selection of . COTTON and SHEER DREB8E5 HASTINGS KAECHELE'S BANNER and BLOUSES Check over those Bargain Racks. WALK UP and SAVE! . ~ 6/37 CLASSIFIEDS Call Wl 5-3481 POWER SPRAYING - Fenc "Tha hardest aart inf a Ifving Is that FOR MOSQUITO AND ANT CONTROL—Use 50 DDT pl in chlordane. Available at Farm Sprague Landscape Service �•—THE HARTINGS BANNER TfcBradAF, May 17. 1M5 | PdFTRY Corner >1.1. their granddaughter, Priscilla, confirmed In the Faith Lutheran Mias Mary Hgnry .of Wonow, Church. Harry Balsch expect* to attend IU. They'With Mra. Petmen ca her high school alumni near wr a Howard City Saturday pm. Moy bed ridden in a convalesce r.t 19. Thu new consolidated tchool home in Hastings. * Mr. and! w; ii a West Woodland rmauTT Mrs John L. Outherldge. Has­ ting*. and is a Senior in Hastings High School. Sharon is the daughter of Mr and Mrs. Frank Cole of Rfi Battle Creek. She Is a HHS Junior. Both winners received a plaque from the Jaycere with their names inscribed. Safe driving certificate* were Mrs nni» IIM at MotMr sc 1 tut working p*«t. ><k calmly l*« *» TUI tuui Eternity. Walled loke for tho Stair finals I ■ooStrrul of Mra. R- H. Lathrop in Na*hville. Mra. Glenn Pufpaff waa a Sun­ day. May 10. dinner guest of Mr. and Mra. Wiliam Schroder of Assyria, w Mr. and Mra. Krmund Strong and Diane were Sunday, May 10 guests of Mr. and Mrs. Darwin McClelland of Woodland. Grand Rapids Saturday and at­ tended the wedding of her great ! niece, Miss Maureene Hendee, ,ntl Charles Ulrick at the ConRtegauonal Church in Comstock Bill Richard* and Mrs. Paul Kesler. * Mra. Chari as Day called on Mrs. Artie Dennis of Nashville on Sunday, May 10. * igy • MY LAUD. MICHIQ AH Hastings Insurance Agency COMPLETE INSURANCE SERVICE iu|Srttlon for you h a f.r. / .. HOTEL HASTINGS 1:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m Friday. May 28 FREE OF CHARGE— rfnith\. jemieb We will Check and Clean any make of Hearing Aid Phone 945-4100 Why are Chryslers so popular these days? BELTONE HEARING CENTER 349 Capital $.W. Battle Creek. Mich. EDWARD L EMERSON. Distributor 118 W. State St. FranchitrJ Jewclrr for Lonrinei und WHinautr Watcher ’’PRICE ONE!” i over the many Appliances, Hard­ ware. Tools and TV. Plus, a full line of Electrical and Plumbing Supplies Remember that Leads Electric pm. Dally. Sundays, 0 am. ‘to (advertisement > Yo« H Lika Our . . “Drop-JDH-Service Just leave your dry clean­ ing with our experienced attendants. They will pre­ spot, clean'and hang them on your hangers. Just tell us what time you’ll pick them yp and >©ur cleaning will be done while you shop. You’ll find that seven models (including this one) are priced just a few dollars-a Yonth more than the most popular smaller cars, comparably equipped. These aren’t stripped down Chryslers either. You get everything you want on a big car: power steering, power brakes, automatic transmission, radio, heater. Plus a big 383 cu. in. V-8 that runs on regular gas. One more point. Every Chrysler we sell is a full-size car on a 124-inch wheelbase. A lot more car for your money. Move up to the most popular Chrysler in history. It's easy SAVE TIME & MONEY Flag , . . FREE MOTHPROOFING Breedway (20 mm.) — 5:30 p.m. BANNER WANT ADS ,'ff.xMy.S'j BELTONE ...FREE Monthly Hearing Aid Clinic E. R. Lawrence Mnfrsal Jun& Inveitmenti Aa a further attack on high prices he is offering Eliott's 400 House-Paint for only »4 35 per gallon in case lota, (white only); also, an Electric Magic Chef Range with built-in oven Is available for I89M (one only). You 'll also find Used Refriger­ ators from 510 up. Visitor* of Mra. Glen Hendee the past week included Mr. and Mra. Fred Geiger. Sr., on Wed­ nesday. They took Mra. Hendee and Mn. Gabriel to the ceme­ tery. Mra. Minnie Geiger and Mra. Mabie Wheeler were Tues­ day callers. and Mra. Geiger and Mr*. Vivian Barnum called on Saturday. Mra. Eathei Houghton of Hasting* was a Sunday visitor. KVL'XJ'i,™ Now Location: _______ ,____ „ _ white porcelain double-bowl Sink it's yours for Jurt *1250. Fully automatic OE immersa­ ble Coffee Pots usually selling for or Hastings Mr. and Mra. Gordon Hoffman of BatUe Creek were Bunday. May 10 callers of Mra. Charles By Victor Sitton Sparta. 'Later In the day, Mral Day. * Mr. and Mrs. Charles Includes Pierson, Howard .City. Gabriel's uivuicr, brother, riiuia Frank tdturen Laurell Werly of Coopersville and Mr. ***.*>■> WBUIICI* Sand Lake and is called the -TH terworth Hospital in Grand Rap­ SI WoMUnS and Mra. Karl Werly of Muske­ I and wife brought her back here id* Friday. ♦ ’ Mra. william Country School." a Miss Nancy My didn't it rainl We mean<an(1 vbdtad another sister, Mrs. gon were Sunday, May 18, guests .... Crldler Is visiting a friend at Dundas .... the daughter of the Mr. and Mra. Donald Dowsett. Lloyd Dundas was home over j Sault Ble Marie. ♦ Ear) Van- last week Tuesday evening around, Hendee Work began on Monday of Mr. and Mra. Robert Herman the weekend from Ferri* State Sickle, who undwwent surg-ry supper time. We were out tn It, 00 ‘he rebuilding of Mr. Laurell* having been to Freeport and »>ome at Comstock Park, des- spent Friday night and SaturCollege in Big Rapid*. * Bxcur-1 Monday. May 17, at Blodgett comlng home on Brown Road we ‘ ro>'*d by the Palm Sunday torday was a big day for Mrs A. ■ Hospital, Grand Rapids, relooking for mushroom.*. * Mr turned iiome. Sunday. ’ never saw it rain harder—al»o nldo Gold FM Antenna of wind, thunder and Quite a few from this part of and Mra. John Porrltt of Has­ 04th birthday with her chil­ About M Prairie Garden Club plenty I ting* were Sunday. May 10. din­ dren and grandchildren at the member* attended their annual lightning and three different the county attended the P.TA. ner guests of Mr. and Mra. Rob­ Cc»* 100-Mile Reception at Woodland -----school on Monday “CVIn ru»" .• I 'sessions of heavy hall. We men- — ert'Herman'. * Miss Rhea Mead $1195 up It was a special fareon bolh rille Grtty. The guest.* Included Guirilaxbor Inn Wtdriidiy * “°n only got a sprinkle, well for the Rev. and Mrs Alien Streby Thi. wJeVur*. a mr-v hTm-7. rd WKZO‘hey that night reported "only -------- •' a tree of precipitation " Linden Bteeby and son. Geffrey, PrXn ” which Included the Junl-I BORTON s 1R^*rd. xhowed Harold, who K abo retiring after. Antenna Service Getty and family. Mr. and Mra ora having the Sentora aa their t*,u‘Kul col<jr«d sUdaa —mortly mlnv vears a,* bu.« driver. A* * . Rolland Cox and family and guests, -also T-K faculty and °r Un*MyppcS Peninsula—to the ----- .------ - -------- '-----two nrth grade classes at Wood­ Bill Getty. w.Mra. Ivan Payno ’—._ ’ not seem the same" After so' attended the WSCS Methodist high school assembly awards' I land Thursday a* a feature of many years one almost becomes 1 were given to the Seniors. Friday the Michigan Week Observance., a fixture. day. Tuesday And Wednesday * night Is the sport banquet where! * An interesting display of pic­ Have you been on North Mar- i tures. book* snd antique articles Ivan Payne attended Die Grand athletic awards are given All* the window of the former tin Roid this week and noticed Masonic Lodge in Detroit the Woodland post office this week the face lifting done on the I flrat three days of this week. * Wednesday as part of the Dean Eugene Dav­ John Booher (Dorisa* farm? The Mra. Vrata Pflliglre, enport Week celebration. Every­ one is Invited to the program Sunday. May 30, at 2:30 pm, at day and moved a lot of earth. the Woodland Memorial Ceme­ The four huge lilac bushes.that vln Noah were Sunday dinner tery. have been admired so much over Mrs. Myrle Hendee of Com­ the years were shoved down into Flnkbeintr. * Mr. and Mrs stock Park and her daughter. holes and covered up. trees mive Richard Reyff nitcrtalned a Mr*. Peter McFarlane of 8t. way to progress, Uie high ridge soqth edge *iu leveled off Many will be I Junior-Senior Prom. * Mr. and day guests of Uie former's sisters, at the „„ Uie ........ swamp tilled.in. To say I sad to hr ar little Kathy FUhcr. Mra. Russell Bender were Sunday Mrs. Glen Hendee and Mra; Ver-' and the least the view to the north A Longines-Wittnauer Product FUher. has been on the critical i Mrs Vinal Tabor and family In list nt Blodgett Hospital in Grand ! Mint Sunday. They celebrated @ Ifvouasnt »limepieee th»l = n nsndiomc st well it way home railed on Mr. and ■ccut-ile. need* no »ir.<l £11 Pux>!S sgsiml the Mrs. Vinal Tabor. Br , and'found iruJt ofthock.moiu Main and Arlington Streets * | them quite well. Mrs. Tabor b ■aUy L. Lydr A shallow well Jet-Pump can be purchased for only 155 00. A Houghton WITTNAUER Barry County Walt Lewis Breaks the Price Barrier May 33rd was Rural Life Bun­ day. Four-H members atlehded church. * Carole Eldred recently won second place in a spelldown In Uie Junior Hi of the Maple Valley School. Congratulations. Carole! * Mra. Russell Mead and Mra. Clayton McKeown were Barryville Ealtiel An Automatic Suggestion ington. D. C. in July to compete In the Natkina] contest. Building Permits By Mri. Burr f'autll home on Friday. May 14. to'attend the prom al Maple Valley Hfch. w .Mrs L. A. Day was a Sunday, M*f dinner guest Mau l( lit rtlnnor vilest of Mr. and Mra. Wendell Day and family of Hastings. They all railed on Mr. and Mrs Duane Day and Jeanette of Martin Ce­ ntra In the afternoon. * Mrs. Ntw daughter of Mr. and Mra. George McNutt of Hastings. The Llncoln-Mcrcury Division of the Ford Motor Company is I na Gabriel Another Mister, Miss from bur house Is much greater Esther Laurel), who had spent- but to far no one seems to like seventi weeks here at the Hendee i (he change. home a,-ram rm n led Ihotn ItArno home, accompanied them.home A Mr. and Mrs. Fred Geiger, JrM and family were Sunday din- Wtnegard Glen Heister of Middle contest were furnished by Mohler Motor Sales and Fisher-Hengcsbach Ford Saks - accidtttU she had had earlier, Mr. and Mra. John Joustrai held a family reunion of 33l strong at their home on Bunday. The guest* were Mr. and Mn. Jack Joustra and family uf Car­ ton City. Mr. and Mr* William Keech and family of Hastings. Mr and Mrs. Waddell and family uf Alaska and Mr. and Mra. Joe Bennett and family of Hastings. They celebrated the birthday* of two granddaughters. Julie Ann 25th and Brenda Kay Waddell, whore birthday was May 33. * end Mr* Frisby pul on a sur- Bare of Holland Saturday eve- Mr. and Mrs. William Sweet re­ prtae assembly honoring Mra. ntng. * Guests recently at the turned Monday after spending the weekend with their daugh­ ter and family. Mr. and Mrs. Al- in the cnniwt on Saturday night Runner-up in the boy* division Middleville children of Algonquin Lake were gucsta of Mr. and Mra Walter Briggs of Battle Creek Bunday. By Mrt. Mary Jackton celebrated Mra. Briggs and J« xm th jwo They Kevin Sallk's birthdays. * Mra Mr. and Mra. Emory Flnkbeiner Mae Holes flew into OHarw sire pert in Chicago from Gardenia. and daughter attended the Ken­ Calif.. Saturday and waa. met dall Wotk Duplay at the Kendall School of Design Thursday eve­ ning in Grand Itapuls. Terry student in this ,I Mra. Roy Fox and family, a Flnkbeiner la a F >!w. . — Mr. — anil Mr, Ciair Rmc nnrf Ur *chool. * Laat Wednesday the -- ----------------------------------fifth and aixth grades with tha »nd Mra. Ernest Smith were din­ A M Jaycees Name Safe Drivin Contest Winners fonnancc in Uic driving tkill j test and in the written examin examtn-­ ation to qualify llatn to enter the Stale competition. I See us. We deliver Barry s Farm Store S. Hanover at Harting, City Limit ' Dewey's Car Palace M-43 at Sprague Road, Delton �Pennock Hospital' In New Screening! Test for Babies I wnds Are Grounds ■ 1 Landscaped On TSuf</4«v Mav 11 tOM th- The ground* about the 1 Lakewood High School bav* ken on th* colors of Spring. 1 Tn* --—_» — shrubs rees tiegan a couple ---------- - ha* been completed curding to Assistant Bupertnndent David McKenzie NeivDevefopni<'iif New Development “S“X.0'pSSS!j‘m In Wayland Field Mrs, 0 Donnell Of Twin Lake Dies Sunday The Wayland oil field in Al- "rent of Health It can County u scheduled to I This new program is for draw a rou’id of new develop- I screening newborn Infant* for ment. according to news report*. ■ the identification of persons with Lincoln Rock has been drill- PKU- 'phenylketonuria) an in­ ing £tow noo fra al Ptatnu* >’«««> metabolic dl«rder due S. O'Donnell. 81. 3931 Lakeshore » of a Hirer enzyme Road, Twin Lake, who died st 1. NB NB BE 13-1N-11W. an off- » Mt Wl on UK Uw west of tile necessary In nrote Uie digestion of milk -I.H xlde Ui nw pool and ’n- cnntalnlne other proteins containing HuapUal at Muakcgon after a > Lloyd Green. Allegan, staked phenylalanine. long lllnres. were held a: St ne 8E BW " and NE SE NW 13IU«e of Lima Catholic Church at 3N-I1W locations from a half to 10 am UUs Wednreday JB lnUe off the norihwret side The Rev Joseph C. Dunphy Jack Long staked NE NW NW withtn the first few weeks or officiated with burial in Mt Cal1S-3N-UW. I- ji 16-3N-I1W, a h-te-™nhalf-mile — out' on months of life. I the northeast end Once the condition I* detected, ■ Lincoln Rock also surveyed a then a diet low tn phenylalanine can be Instituted which will Owood Funeral Home. Ilhc fteId usually prevent mental retarda­ tion in infants with this inheri­ Urx OT>«5«u,.u to ted metabolic defect. in ..,.n daughter- 7f Claude and Con- < Bennett 1 Mate She moved to . wnh * aa“,naa*BSUon ltastir.it* as a small child with all discovery. Present develop­ blood have been developed for her parrnte Later the family ment is for the 3300-foot Salina Identification of persons with moved to Grand Rapids where biochemical quantitative diag­ die attended South High School. nostic tests for use in confirming Motorcycle Hits the diagnosis and in the dietary Muskegon. formerly of Hastings, treatment of Ute patient l.Lma. They had raided in the Muskegon area* since that time. Cor at Intersection Glen M Slocum. 18. R3 Hastings. when hi* motorcycle hit the front fender of a 1983 Chevrolet being driven by Mrs J&anne Kay Reigler, 3S. R3 Hastings. May 13. Police said Slocum pulled out of the tcrylce Mat Inn and was going ot the St Mana Guild. In addition to her husband, she make a left turn onto 8. Ola Mate of Grand 'Rapids; a brother. Bcrnvrd of Pontiac, and Slocum was ticketed for Improper two aUtcrs. Mrs. NeU 1 Helen> Wirstra of Grand Rapid* and Mra. Charles (Aneta) Burke of The US. Naval Academy was Oklahoma City, Okla. established In the Fall ot 1845 participating in a screening program utilising a screening menl of Health Program, but The Michigan Department of Health has adopted what to called the Guthrie inhibition as­ say test for screening newborn Infanta before being discharged from Uie hospital. In 1962 and 11X13. ten Michigan hospitals and the Michigan Department of Health participated in a nation­ wide evaluation of the Guthrie test, sponsored by the United States Children's Bureau. The infants Promote your graduate to a Buxton Billfold A drop of blood waa a special type of filter paper.then tested The most Important re­ sult of this trial program to that the ' Inhibition assay" appears to be a very cxmvenlent. senriUve. and reliable screening method for early detection of PKU in the newborn Infant, before dis­ charge from the Itospital nur­ sery. Th* frequency of phenylketon­ uria among this group of new- Bridge the GAP Till Pay Day Women Lady Buxton or Lord Buxton PURSES and WALLETS _ to 3300.00. IMi % 9100-00 to $1,000.00, Men's MANICURE SETS—leather cases Spacial! Coty's FLA CON MIST. Onca-a-yaor $pl special on oil Coty's Famous Fragrances, aa. fa Ladies' TIMEX WATCHES—■all styles $795 I up English Leather GIFT SETS Toiletries for men________ $poo TIMEX WRIST WATCHES for Men Waterproof and shock-resistant $795 WESTCLOX TRAVEL ALARM CLOCKS Small and smartly styled . . mode for traveling ______ I up »50“ to »l,000«> CHOOSE OUR INSURED-SAFE BPW Convention corp* Attending the 47th State enn- Helen Keeler. Miss Nancy Jaynes, Mrs Hazel Hinkley. Mrs. Wilma Storey. Mrs. Marquita Metaen baeh and Mr* RuUt Klevorn Every inch a rugged John Deere You get a full measure of John Ducre for your When Indicated. Public Health Service. The Guthrie test to being insti­ tuted at Uie hospital Immedi­ ately and is done at no coat to Uie patient. Before lhe heel prick blood sample can be taken, the mula or I plienytalatwo days — — „----nine blood level will have stabll.-•<it if an infant leaves the hospital before he meets these requirements, the mother will be asked to bring the Infant back to the hospital laboratory within Two troopers from the Wayland State Police post (were among the 70 who received Uknsfers effective June 13. Trooper John L. Waber of Wayland gore to Clinton and Trooper Dale L. Welton goes to 140 W. State St. Phone 945-3429 THINK Women Women The Michigan Employment 8e- A |f AnJ Qfeifzx curity Commission is seeking to'Zatlvllll iTldlV recruit IjOOO young men between Bartlett Heads Bliss Division Transfer Troopers MODEL FINANCE ?noM 1 to 6 State Seeking 1,000 I-Invijnai Young Workers HUSIingB Kvangslhi —The Rev Arthur A One of the finest displays of Roney from Winona Lake. Ind. the landscaping architecture was 1* conducting revival meeting* al __ the___ planning and planting v of, the Urge courtyard which U bounded evening at 7:30 through Sunday. ty the main offlrea and cafeteria June 6. The public la invited to at Uie high school Tha first to attend. catch the eye through th* large windows which frame tha out­ door square to a Contorted ^lazelnut which is lhe product in 70,000 70.000 aa previouxiy previously stated in < I painstaking work in grafting m statcc m Slock from the Scottish high­ lands The shrub to a snarled Michigan can expect that 17 or and twisted contortion ot limbs 18 infanta with PKU will be born each year Aside from the more tan important humanitarian axpssta of mental retardation. Institu­ thetleally distributed about the tionalization for life of just one court yard are three Azaleas: a of these children may coat Red Jade Flowering Crab, which Michigan taxpayers (75.000 to was originally developed in Uie 1100.000 The cost of prevention Brooklyn Botanical Garden*; a is cheap in comparison with a JVhlte Dogwood a Fire thorn lifetime spent by even a few pa­ tients in an institution. hat produces white bioaaonu in lie Spring and develops berries The Michigan Department hat turn red in late Fall; six aeeded last Fall l» not expected available to hospitals materials mental cranberry shrubs; an a program to emphasize and add Oregon Grape Holly: one Rho­ Neste said that ha planted the new products and markets to the dodendron; and a Star Magnolia. football area with a mixture of Eagl.- Sicnhl line. Otis Mid. Kentucky Bluegrass and PennISU. Greeting students each other areas, only on the ball the medical staff. In April 1964. the Child Wel­ depths He said that he plan* tn fare Committee ot the Michigan Irrigate and fertilise the ball State Medical Society reoompark to-keep the grass coming mended that hospitals in Michi­ but that the chances arc what gan screen newborn infanta for hs termed "slim" that the field PKU by means of the Guthrie will be in shape come October Van Neste, who formed his Across the wide area in front later approved by the Michigan own landscaping firm six years State Medical Society Council. At the request of physicians the highway, eleven Hybrad Lo­ ago. attended MSI) and later through the local health depart­ cust and six Norway Maples from studied al the National Land­ scaping Institute’ of Santa Monlments, the Michigan Department of Health is providing special planted. Otltcr shrubs planted with Jusynthetic food low in phenylala­ A Marine leader makes sure nine for children under medical hl* men are comfortably clothed, housed, and justly treated For cannot afford the cost of the diet nese Yew*; 38 Pfltzer Junipers, 7 Scotch Plnre: S Andromeda that example. In the field a Marine low in phenylalanine. Wh^n de­ sired by the physician and tha were originally imported from family, assistance with the diet­ Japan and several Flowering ary management of the child is Van Neste said that the plantavailable from nutritionist* on the state or local health depart­ ment staff* . When a newborn infant is found with a positive test result, the family's physician may se­ cure a consultation and confirm­ atory and quantitative I* tory test for their patient* the Michigan Department of Health U a tremendous contri­ bution to the health ot the com­ munity and of the Slate," Bay 6 Wesleyans Plan Revival Services Through June 6 Martian Thr«a Busineu and Professional WornIn addition to receiving ad- 1 vanced basic education and job training, the young men will bej 2fi through Uie 31*1. given room and board, clothing Rev. J. Paul HUI from Salem. and 130 a monUi spending money Jun* 1 through the 6th. The At the end of the term he will rcrvlce» will be at 7:30 each rve- receive an additional 150 for each nlng and at 11 on Sunday month he has been in the servmorning. _ this amount - by arranging 6. the Price's will be telling the nome to w ,hi* IH p Speakers Included the Na­ Otol b, uMn, pvnxu dunn, ,chool U^.Sun?*Y “ .15 *” ,w I >“•>■ to~n H -nd JI. who tional representative. Katherine The church is located al the Brr interested in Joining the job ; 5*‘™*r ol ^!n an? ' corP*’ Uiould apply at the Grand State Road The public to invited R.pid, ante* of Ute Michigan rtM." Lisa Sergio, author, dis­ to attend all of three services Employment Security Commit- 1cussed Today's Woman in To­ -— ------ •-----------slon. 255 South Division Ave 1morrow's World.” Tile lieuten­ ant governor ot Michigan. Wil­ Ing of the shrubs waa as sched­ liam O. Milliken of Traverse uled but that the seeding of the City, rpoke on the topic “Your Stake tn Michigan." behind schedule. He said the grading last Full look longer 'president of the local club, and than was expected and he waa unable to seed as early aa he had । president. the following attend expected The dry weather last ■ Fall and this Spring has hurt h Marguerite Bassett. Miss Mar­ germination, he said vice president and dlvulon man- jorie Tumes. Mn, Bonnie Nor- John Bay. director of Pennock Hospital, Indicated that, with the institution of this program by the Michigan Department of Health, the hospital's current screening program with phenlstlx for testing urine will be dis­ continued because it la do longer fa up 75 IGXk Thursday. kJ.w May 27, 1965 1 held through June 8 at tho Has­ tings WeJeyan Metlmdist Church. Rev. Burdette Price from Battle belle Heeeareb Center, llnhvrslly HoepltaL which to speu- 3 The Hastings Banner WINTER WOOLENS Stops Motha-Freei Closet Space Everythin! Returned in the Fall Refreshed PHONE Wl 54265 BARRY Cleaners 321 S. Michigan 8-horoepower "110” Lawn and Gar­ den Tractor. Ind* pendent ground-speed control. Double-safe electric starter. Doubloaction brakes. Attachment for mowing, clearing anow, gardening, apraying.,. many more. Keep your homestead in trim, and handle many farm chorea, too, with a John Deere “HO” Tractor. Conwaniant credit. JOHN DEERE I AWN St GARDEN TRACTOR Lctt you take u'cekendt eaty the ytar around! GOO DYE AR" BROS* Hastings FARM IMPLIMKNTS 124 North Jefferson ■■■■■■■ Fbon. Wl 5-5052 1965V2 NEWS IS AT RAMBLER DEALERS New Sports-Fastback! New Sports Features! New vinyl roof hardtops! Floor sticks galore! Try lhe red-hot new 1965 li Marlin -the man-size sports-fastbock. Bui be ready (or more-in Martin. Ambassador and Classic models. The most exciting choice of floor shifts-manual or Shift­ Command Flaih-O-Matic, teamed with mighty V-k* up lo 327 cu. in. DRIVE SAFETY: SAFELY This Memorial Day Weekend Sports-ear -Power Disc Brakes (standard on Marlin). New leather-grained black vinyl roofs. All-new Ambassador. all-new Classic convertibles-American, lowest priced U.S. convertible.* Get all this and big savings, lnn| Visit your Rambler dealer. American MoturtDedicated 10 Excellence MICHIGAN TRUCKING ASSOCIATION Wherf the 1965^ excitement is-Rambler dealer!’Sporting Spring Deal Days I HASTINGS RAMBLER, INC. 201 N. Broadway �lytenans to Hold 131st Synod At Alma College CHRIST CHURCH Rev’, George Elliott Rev. William Nuthery 10:30 am. Bunday school. 6:15 Christian Endeavor Prayer meeting Thursday. 7:30 Worohlp followed by breakfast. 8:45 am. Church school. WOODBURY UNITED UKETHR1CN CHURCH Rev. Turrey G. Barcanlc. raster TVbpbOM 974-3345 In Village of Woodbury Children's choir rehearsals, 7:30 pm. Charrel choir re bearcat. turcr in the Union ot South the perkxiie.il "Church Herald ’ Churches Faith and Order Con­ ference in 1083, and the World ' Reformed Alliance tn 1964, He invite Friend* to Christian Leader To Speak at Lakewood May 30 HASTINGS BANNER GRACELUTKKRAN CHURCH. WcMxhip. 10:45 am. Sunday School, 9:30 am. WE8LEYAN METHODIST CHURCH Hickory Comers, Michigan Rev Vaughn B. Jensen, Pastor 10 am. Sunday school. 11 am. Morning worohip. Jun­ ior church and nursery p:ovidtd. Wednesday, 7:90 pm. Family Night. Adults, Youth. Juniors choir and children, 5:90 pm, *• “** Heritage in Worship," "How We WOODLAND UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH Lowell Dlmoa, Pastor Sunday school, 10 am. Homing worship, 11 am. Prtabytcrtan Synod of Michigan. PEOPLE'S BIBLE CHURCH Tho UMUdlaUon aarvice will take — ------------Bl. Nashville, — Ph. 653-8477 place Wednesday. June 9. 8 pm. Public invited. in the Alma College Dunning’ 10 am. Sunday school. Memorial Chapel. Il am Morning worship. WOODLAND CHURCH OF 7 pm Junior High and Senior THE BRETHREN High Youth Groups. Lake Odessa OES 8319 Coats Grove Road I 7:43 pm. Evening service. Rev. Charles Gibbs. Paster Friendship Night Tile Lake Odesn Chapter No.'i viun ui me mukou ouu i ----- --------- --------held their Friends Night at thee**" &»'• WOODLAND Ma—nir Temple May 15. | Women's Missionary Fcllow- METHODIST CHURCH I ah In Till* month T'3O Rev. Laurence Lowell. Pastor <MVU iur 111 uiuim.y ■_ _____ ___ _ . ot the Wcrtlty Matron's mother, i PILGRIM HOLINESS CHURCH Morning worship, 11 am. Youth Fellowship, 1:30 pm. Special guest* were Grand HASTINGS FREE Phone 945-0429 METHODIST CHURCH 10 am. Bunday school. Boltwood & E. Blate from Clariuivllle, HaaUngs, Ionia. 11 am. Morning worship. Youth meeting. 0:16 pun Bunday school, 0:45 am. Evening Gospel Hour, 7 pro. Emma MCKlnley, Laurel Garltnpcr and Mrs. Claytcn Boyce, past Elrrliu. from rh«» lull’ ndmu 1 : chapter, a* well as other post;CHURCH Electee. The county officers were Rev. Arbutus Hurlra*. Pastor this friendly church. Church Women Church. i Ing at Lakewood High School pm. 1’reaciung Freedom of DtsclpUae." iat 8 pm. 404 W. Colfax Ph. Wl 5-6319 Bat. Sabbath school, 9:30. Worship, 11 am. Wednesday prayer. 7:90 pro. Bunday, "It is written,” a Sunday school. Worship hour. 1 The Bible, the whole Bible and nothing but the Bible. Prayer service. Sorvico Since 1928” wr 4-J212 10 am. Bunday school. trams, Detroit contractor, this Wednesday waa to be elected the 116th Grand Master of Masons tn Michigan al Uic 138th annual wnlc Temple. He is president of the firm of P. H. Williams Az tian. Inc, General Contractor. The new grand master is a reg­ istered piotesslonal engineer. He HASTINGS BAPTIST CHURCH Rev. RusBcll Houseman, Pastor amd Delrt-atcn from the local jjroup ' who attended Uie Annual Assem­ Christian Home," at two church service* Bunday. Matthew* ac- bly of the United Church Women of the Brethren training centers ' oX Michigan were Mra Fred Bowfor Nigtaan churcluntn. Uw 1 cr, HiuiUng* president, and Mra, Kulp Bible School and the Waka Dehnond Culler, Nanhrillc, treas­ Schools. urer. Reootulkm* adopted May 13 !nCHURCH OF THE NAZARENE {eluded opposition to the exten307 E. Marshall Street Minuter, Dale it. Harvey Community Room above Wood- CCOIXJiai£, political, moral and 410 £ Madison, 945-5065 9.50 am. Sunday school. 11 am. Warship service. 11 am. Morning worship 7.30 pm. Wed., Bible Study ‘ mutual bfetung to oddlUonal Wednmday, IM pm. prayer. bling." u broadcast WBCH. “^tJettdn. Mich. Rev. David Honeywell. Pastor Bunday school, 10 am. •! Worship. 11 am. Evening worslUp. 7 pm. Mid-week Fcllowaiup, 7 pro. Wednesday. 6:30 pm. AB Young Peoples* Tuesday, 6:30 pm. CSB Stock­ ade and Jr. High Battalion Boys Wednesday AcUvltlee Phone RO 5-3503 Sunday school. 10 am. Worship, 11 am. 0 am.—Women's I*ruycr Baud. Bible Study. 8:3U p.m. Board meeting. THE GALILEAN BAPTIST CHURCH Farmer Freeport High School Bunday school. 10 am. Worship ssrvioa, 11 am. High Battalion Boys Club*. FIB3T CHURCH OF CHRIST, <4 organUcd crime.' SCIENTIST ,-----KcroluUons —---------also — favored tax ' reform in Michigan, family plan;nlng, civil right*, antl-povcrty Bunday school. 11 am. campaign, inteniatloiinl p<w> Wednmday service. 7:45 pm. and "discuMlon without pre-cun­ loading room open Wcdncs- dlUuis" in Um> Vietnam situation, Floyd Walter. Bupu . inc women •'*' *'■** ,uwu’ •« w ««w uj... day and Saturday, 2 to ‘ Bible school. 10 am. Governor Romney and Speaker of Worship hour, 11 am. the House Kowalski to "create a ennauan Endeavor, Sunday, 5 ‘ Study Committee to determine the future legislation needed to eliminate tius duteibutlon and BOWENS MILLS CHAPEL i sale of obscene and Indecent maHenry VanTU, Evangelist tcdal to our youth" 10 am. Bunday school. 11 am Worship service. 11:16 am. Sunday school. Wed, Prayer meeting. aa advertised bg MORT NEFF on ’ FIRST PRESBYTERIANCHURCH Broadway and Center Willard H. Curtis. Minister Morning worship, 11 am. I i Bunday. May 30. 1965 worship. Young People's service, 7 pm 9:30 and 11. Nursery provided. Evangelical service, 8 pm. . "Michigan Outdoors” Guide -fp I-'uti ixi Michigan This book contains guides to Michigan's Lakes • Utt of Michigan's 363 camping areas with over 18,000 sites • Scenic State nrka • Harbors map and guide • 24 color tours • SU hills • Canoe trailt . Waterfall map e Smelt A Trout waters • How-to-rcsd a map e AU Information keyed to 83 2-color county msps. Get your Guida to Fun at , £ p/ua COLEMAN AGENCY A Hearty Welcome To All. NORTH IRVING WESLEYAN METHODIST CHURCH INSURANCE 203 S. Michipan, Hastings 7:30 pm. Wednesday prayer. Ph. Wl 5-3412 I Homeland.” Series on a Colony ORANGEVILLE BAPTIST CHURCH W. Glen Campbell, Pastor children and youth. 0:30 Adult Round Table tn tl» lounge. Wednesday Activities LONG DISTANCE HEATED STORAGE FACILITIES Ptenty." Everyone 1* Invited. that worthwlule gov- :4> am. Bunday school. LOCAL Grice ot Covert b M-heduted to "Power tatlocgoth unto God" (Ba 69:11). This is the keynote xed. Young Paeghe's service. 7 pm. pm. Christian Science Text Announced CARLTON 8EVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST CHURCH Saturday, worship, 9:30 am. -Your Friendly, Chnsl-centered " Church" Thursday, May 27, 8 pro. Va­ EMMANUEL CARLTON CENTER cation Bible School teaclters* METHODIST CHURCH EPISCOPAL CHURCH ' Rev. Don M. Oury, Kcctor 30, Bunday Rev. Lawrence Lowell, Pastor Bunday school, 10:15 am. Morning woraliip. 9:16 am. 11 Black Idly.” !; Tukday. Katherine Circle will CEDAR CREEK BIBLE CHURCH clilldrcn. Campground Rd. 8 miles south of Wednesday. June 3. Emmanuel Netthamcr and Bertha Flory, HasUngs Guild, noon luncheon at horns Flutter, Donald Tack Dorcas Circle, fl pm. Mildred of Mra. George Gruyblcl ueuf Worsliip, 11 am. Youth meeting. 6.15 pm. Mary Marttev Circle. 8 pm. worldHosharcs. Hrt-rU-y Decker and the Worthy Matron, Mra. Arthur; THE CHURCH OF Wednzsday prayer meeting and JedinneRc Markwart. fiaffler, with Mra. BUly Me-1 JESUS CHRIST OF Bible study, TM pm. Wednaday, 4 pm. Junior and Young People Thursday, 7 pm. LATTER DAY SAINTS Murty tis Milotu and Mrs Gtnmt 1.TRINITY GOSPEL CHURCH Cherub choira. .CHBRCU.OF GOD Senior choir. 8 p m. Odctsa I.P.A. Campgrounds Sunday School, 10:90 am. 1330 N. Broadway MILO BIBLE CHURCH Route 3, Delton I Fellowship Day iFellowship For Area United In keeping with friendly 8«x* fellowship, the Carlton Center Bcventh-day Adventist Clrnrch extends an Invitation lo all It* UIUMM Church Women at The United friends te worship with them nt nitf,-.np ore to hold their their regular weekly wuralUp rcr- Mu,. FellowsWP Day on Friday, Uav •JOili at a-sn am Tbe .... w...*, UMVwvUu STONEY POINT FACE METHODIST CHURCH Rev. Gwenneth Sebring. Piwtor WarsiUp, 11 am. Junior church for chlldrcu. 4-9. Bunday, “Faith tor Today." un Youth choir rehearsal. Wed., pm. Bunday Voice of Prophecy Fellowship service, 7:45 am. Radio WOOD 1300. 8:30 am. Youth PsUowshlp, Wed, 7 pm HASTINGS WESLEYAN । METHODIST CHURCH Cor. N. Michigan <fc E. State Rd. Church school, 9:45 am. Worship service, 10:90 am. Quimby Church Worahip^Saturday pm. Bible home of Mrs. Lyle Gillespie. luck luncheon. . 13:30 Circle 6 wlU hare a pot- CHRIST CHURCH "The Church In the Wildwood" Otis Lake Road PROMPT SERVICE VAI HIES Approved 1:30 Circles 7 and 8 will lave Mra. Earl McMuUln. 10 am. Sunday school. Thursday Activities Worship, 11 am. 1 and 3 will have up pm. uunsuan caomvor. ! 13:90 .r Circtok . pm. Evening service. “ Fed, 8 pm. Planning meeting rha for Bible achooL ' Saturday 6:30 - Couples Club will meet at tile 4H Camp lor a HASTINGS ASSEMBLY potluck aupper. Bring table acrOF GOD CHURCH 103 E. Woodland Avenue will be furnished. Host couples: Mr. and Mrs. William Klrkpot11 am. Morning worship. 7 pm. Evangelistic service. HASTINGS CONGREGATION OF JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES Bunday. Puglfc talk, 3 pm. Watchtower Bible Study, 4:15 tiny . particles In gasoline (be/oro tbtr Ott into yovr fuot /me/) to your car-in transit and in storaga-they pick up Impurities that cold Automotive engineers asked lor an answer to this problem-American Oil Research developed the American F1NAL/F1LTER: It (nips these tiny livelihood (and even If you don't) It pays to "fin 'or up filtered* with Tuesday, congregation Bible atudy, 8:15 pm ’ Fri, minister school. 7:30 pm. GAS YARD LIGHT 8T. ROSE CATHOLIC CHURCH Rev. Fr. Joseph C. Dunphy, Rev. David Hawley. Assistant Bunday Mara. 8, 10. 11:30 am. Special Offer standard. Saturdays. 7:30 am. on Sundays I Dolly Masses. 7 and 8 ST. AMBROSE DELTON ST. AUGUSTINE, MIDDLEVILLE OUR LADY OF GREAT OAK,] DOWLING DELTON METHODIST CHURCH Church study, Sunday, 9; I Worship Bunday, I Uni Youth Fellowships, Sunday, YOUR STANDARD OIL DIALER YOUR STANDARD OIL DEALCR Hban Standard Service Marble's Standard Service Woit Stata St. and Broodyray I LAKEWOOD E. U. B. CHURCH AT THE MONUMENT All Standard Products ‘ Complete Lubrication Sawice Shits St. & Wl 5-3251. ADJOINING FOOD CENTER LOT All Standard Products Complete Lubrication Sorvica S. & H. Grsgn Stamp* Wo Give �THE HASTINGS B\NNMK~S Fresh Out of the Attic in the Hutt family, lhe oldrot »» ^ric-. wilt Mr Oiu hod captain John Brown cams Elwood Barnum, Retired Farmer,Buried Monday tended her grandfather’s funeral in Missouri. • Rev and Mn. Oa- day Sunday friend* gathered at and 38 Dr. Uriah Upjohn waa The find townanip- mrettng Hubbath’* day journey, for tores daughter. Mr and Mra Earl At­ kinson. * Mr and Mn Warren Calms attended the CB.C. al the Funeral eervicro for Elwood the funeral. The daughter died Michigan in 1835, locating first home of Mn. Shirley Wagner at Barnum, «. R3 Hastings. who few days later leaving the In Roaa township, then in RlchCressey Wednesday. May 13. * dud on Friday. May 31 at Blod­ lother alone, and she soon re-, land. Kalamaeoo County George Lowden vloltsd hla Us­ gett Manorial Hapitel in Grand mved to the east. I He brought with him a njgter at Howard City Friday. May MB. tad £ painted i. do tbemounty bud- UlUe transaction coat me fifty 14 * Mr. and Mra. John Suther­ nam: CX o. HD1. Capt Brown;««»* extra. I had two bills, land and suns of Woodland visi­ and W I- Bristol .Their prin- »20 00 and $500: the letters tlicn ted her grandfather. Mr and Mr*. Gust Logins Friday. Maylhe fatality among the children Hie sickness I have mentioned. Clpol buainraa. I believe wm is- were rated by the ptece. and m 14 * Frank Engle brought Mra. Belated and burial By H. D Burpee Puller Cemeury Dr. Upjohn altcndad all whom suing W»1f bounty certificates. I had two U1U and a letter I he could but many were taken, and mi suddenly and violently meat intereatlng pioneer storita son. Asa, a young man. her that could help were afraid to that they were beyond Irlp that I hatr ever found and U mother, who wm 84 yean old and u am of my own township.iseemed to enjoy lhe uip juat Barry. You folks up In the other ■ m much as a girl would; a naphlie and Spaulding, (now i our letters together. helped to put him in the coffin, diphtheria. Dr. Upjohn WM nine ' __ _______ ____ _ / r*nn Hnnwl and burled him under an oak mlle* and tn many cases trre near the house. Otis and I there WM no one to go for him. .... “■ mr opting ui ioj. ■ went five mtlra to reach Mill's th* victim would paw away. Ambrose Mills was eheted suptr- . Bushmen ot place He wm only sick 48 hours wMhoul seeing » doctor Hl* ride j viaor, awl n -elected in IBM He wasteland In i T^h»c»me a member of Mr. extended that he could died to that year and at a ape-1 ,n . Oto’ family to October. 1837 «* •«*«<» <U1 «*n»- 11 aald. I dal etedJon to fill the vacancy 1 they '•*** S^uit thfrtv thirty"miles'cauaed by hla Ur death. death. Salmon Salmon c. one dron-C. drm-can kill a ^*to«r "auioBa^tluf'Nattonal We arrived In Barry June 38. iid ti»~8ummir'rf~im . 4-trwm mile* caused bv C that ‘hot one Hastings and RurocU of Jackson HISTORY OP BARRY TOWN­ 1837. Our nearest" neighbor wm wero all Mok but myself, wito *™*d from hla nwlctente. and it HaU wm chtted^Hbopponcnt It enters Ufe btoodrtroam. the: orographic sayb. But throe day* and three aUten, Mrs Ha tel Ambrose Milla who lived In '* SHIP AND PERSONAL ague or chlU fever. MH. Oto »ouhl only cover hla ride wm Cap t Brown. The whole NaUtmal Geographic aaya The the canoes are aluminum, not Walldorf f of 130 W. Green Mn. RKCOUJtCTTONS being $lek for a tone time I Samuel Case came in 1838. Um*, number ot votro wm 15; of which primitive tribesmen get the pol- birchbark, and tha scare* ria reaped until the 30th day of eating on Bealon 10. Mrs Cw Brown jronved 7. Hall 8 frora lhe pupa of a beetle oftcn ^-uiia for as much as 14 Written For The Annual Meet- milra from us. * pound Uncle Jamea Willison came tn August when toe ague caught died In the Full of 38 with con- I Our Marat poet-offlcr was on <Diamphldla slmplexi. ladlca and gentlemen: ' In presenting tills paper of the early settlement of the toarnehlp of Barry. I am aatofled that it Is deficient in many things Time Happy Holiday Week-end family, two living In Ba tkr.LlbUr i <■»««« Save Twice with Price plus TOP VALUE STAMPS Every Wednesday .m. — tention to lines AU followed I| Inaten ualbn, m much m poofrom pencnal recoUecttona. Indian Trail I became, a realdent of Barry,. running from the Indian aetUeJune 38. 1837. coming from AU | ment on oull Prairie, which we legony county. N. Y, with Uncle rouixl ran aertaa Uncle’s land. Bam WBlbon who located on so wt found we wero on a much h... Copjr'ijhtlto Krojar Co. 1945 . 50 EITU TW VALBE iTAMPt .iAifeputou'ofsUb.pkg.t Bumuel R and myaelf. R ' through BadUmore and on to tha Willteon Mill lives on the old Thomapple River. Aa late m farm- Fllaa noma a farm tn «a,a - ■■ ' FRESH WHOLE ■mssoo County. We left York much m blazed teres through to State the l«h day of May. 1837. JUsUnga. for Michigan. Our outfit con-I rated their land on Sections 31 room for the family. Our outfit and 38. stopping at Yorkville, would not hero been complete Oull win* then, while building without the Un oven laahed to waa pitched. A fire built, the township. Zephney Barnea came oven wm brought forward. Aunt had her kneading board and soon had a shortcake the size of the dripping pan made and now owns the place. While John Marshall worked on hla land the Summer ot 1G37. he boarded with churn wm handy to strain Samuel Willison. Samuel Case milk in night and morning. located on Reoton 10 and Daniel and the inoUon of the wason CrflM 06 Section 30. in 1838. through the day would gather Prom 1838 to 1838 the following toe butter no we would do our settled In Barry: churning as we journeyed along, Silas. David. Warren and KUand had good rich milk for our Jah Bowksr, brothers, located on shortcake m well We had a Section 1: John Bunnell on Sec­ very pleartnt time coming to tion 1: Weils Byington on Bec- \m qqjQiQQSiSS U i clothing. bedding and other artl- KROGER BREAD, NOT DOG BUNS or HAMBURG BUNS CIRCUS FRANKS m । M50 EXTRA T8P VALUE STAMN w.lh Ih. pushAM al 2 p 01 areata C8t Up Fryers, 3-Lsn»* Fryers, I Double Breasted Fryers. Legs TUftoer BrewtowfuriteatteiteiJ . I I Bp ! All Kroger Stores WILL BE CLOSED Monday, May 31 In Observance of Boaeleu Rolled I ■ Roost 50 EXTRA TOP VALUE STAMP1 Country Club EMBASSY OUVU Memorial Day 2&89< £ 50 EXTBATW VALUE STAMFl Country Club i£E CSiMM ALL FLAVORS any bottom we really found it Tn the three days we only went thirty-one mllta. Tenderay Tenderay Boston Rolled CHUCK STEAKS Boneless Pot Roast Kroger VAC FAC HUTS >69 Southern Star Canned bit Kai rerice. located Section 33 ai consisted of himself, wife, daujth- HAM4-lb. >iza$2.99 ®’N» KROCEI DRINK AID ““^5o49 Tenderay Boneless Sirloin Tio Sleek or ><.•1.09 * ROTISSERI ROASTS naaa that visited the little settlwnant in 1838. excepting Mrs. Huff PAST ACTION CAN SAVI THIS TOOTH In wiling It down wm caught and killed Rev, Calvin Clark Vigorous summsr sporte can r.suit in injurtes lo tbR mouth and te«th. According to the Ameriean Dgotel Association. Wed Va Whole or Hall Psrk« ium2 k «"• 23/ margarine he pi, 29/ Swiss cheese a 79/ ib. 79f ZANY ZOO DRINK AID Regular or All Beal _________ Woconsin Cheddar or Kroger. Corn Oil Sevl-BoNeless Hams VEAL CUTLETS a 69/ ECKRICH FRANK! Hkpl* 59/ Patrick Ctxhhy aad time for the little settIem ent in the vicinity of Hickory Oornera. on account of the taeribie scourge that Tidied them. Out Sliced Bacti BG K CANNEO P@P if no time I* lost in seeking dental treatment. Put the tooth in 8 <Im$ of watorL or wrap In a wet doth; do not attempt to dean the tooth your sad.Your dentist MH SO GOOD ITS REHEATABLE Hills Bros. COFFEE ’ 12-42. Limit 12 Can! Jacob s LEECH MEAT 2 Hastings cm. TASLENAMUM^mcM 9" GRAPE BRINK gkg. af 100 59 Mr Uta to your Insurance planning them beat. There'* no oawt obligation for thta mvice. Call WATERMELON ‘ RANDSEN’C F liuuronce Agency Ww N Onr Mllisr-, Imta um ’•120 W. STATIST. Wl 5-4174 4 a' 99/ Beautiful Tray Packed GERANIUMS 6awt.OQe COFFEE 1-a. wa 57/ UAAfT ONf -\WMi a 15 or iomo lt«clud.nfl'to«i_»>n. or fob JnktTt«els2 rolls 59/ 'ggoggogg Facial Tissue ° bo.>1.04 KLEENEX2b..-.«a>69x COUMTSY esua ICE CREAM 29/ - 7(|c Food Cake rgg^gggg CaLlom a Long White U. S. No. 1 KROGER Potatoes SALAD DRESSING 3u»1 HUS BROS. Kleenex Jiilon of 75 White PAPER PLATES CAOTALtlFE 5> BANANAS Special Label A"**1 69/ NEnunriuiEmim 69/ LARGE KROGER l ib. Country Club 126 EoM Slot, Sr. PhoM Wl 5-2466 p*» Facial Tissue KOTEX Prescription Pharmacy 'A 10 h wi.«" LIMIT ONf - With a $5 or mors p ifadudiM bear, wim or MbaccoJ CANNED POP IX-oa. con 5/ SAVE $1.00 ftu» coupon lows,Rs tha pust Mm McCALL'S COOKBUM COLLEGTKN BOLDER 6V OFF Is. to Iladuang Das' McCall's CukkHk CtHatllu �Tips Offered For Haylage Harvesting Michigan will Have 100 Fain During Season THE HASTINGS BANNER Highlights Interesting techniques arc exltcinriy import- Mra. Winnie coming of Winter about IPO fain, sxhibition*. and shows will hart Miss Sue Uldrlcks, Pleasantvtew 411 meeting the fol­ King entertained Rev. and Mra. lowing officers were elected: Miss Barbara Heath, president; Miss Kdward Rhoades, Mr. and Mrs Karen Green, vice president; "Many lactating dairy cows are "We then ccitMiUCled a second grossly underfed in early lacta­ study lo determine how lens ex­ tion and overfed in late lacta- tra grain should be fed in a lac­ tation to obtain maximum milk ”A cow will never reach her production response. We found potential for high milk produc­ out that cows fed free groin for tion unless she's fed enough," only the first 45 days of lactation claims a Michigan State Univer­ produced just ms much milk as cows fed free choice grain for sity dairy scientist. the* entire period.” V of cut abort (about U "You can ran Into a gumming condition in your forage blower pipes If this moisture seta a little low.” he noted. ’To correct Uie situation, you can run a trickle the moisture level! - by reducing the wilting time, and chopping more quickly after mowing and conditioning " White noted that several types• of equipment are .available furl mllk production. haylage. Kaechele Jersey Produces Over 65 Tons of Milk Eulallc's Basil VoL Princess. C ow a must and Mn. John Powers, a now in Florida. Dairymen Told to Feed Cows to Full Potential Barry Fann Calendar Ho Mid fanners planning to produce haylage should keep - conditioner with windrowtng at-' tadunenls. "When making hay- neighbor called Monday, May 11. Mr. and Mra. Glenn Steele visited the Vern Wekhers Bun- FARM NEWS Robert White. Michigan State University agricultural engineer. Women of Barry Farm Bureau Driving Clinic The Fair Section ot Uie Michi­ gan Department of Agriculture lists tha dates of other July fain Mother’s Day. * Mn. Donald respond to high energy feeding. If an animal has this poten­ tial. says Brown, she should not be "short changed” -st feeding time. He points to recent MSU studies which emphasise the im­ portance of "adequate feeding" in early lactation i "In Uie first study, cows fed extra grain from 45 days after calving until the end ot lacta­ tion produced considerably more —Feed sufficient grain to keep Barry County would like to help milk than similar cows fed nor- cow* in good state of flesh dur­ they will come to this and see ing tho dry period. Freeport $^/biluon Sparta 0; Marne and CrosweU. The Fann Bureau Women's both 18-24; Hastings 36-31; Big Rapid* and Fowlerville 37-11; Committee of Barry County is sponsoring a driving clinic to be Locations oi tain During Auheld Tuesday, June 1 nnd would like to Invite all the women of Barry County to participate. Cadillac, Hirrhxxi, Holland, Ma­ son and Monroe. 9-7; OroanvUte 3-7: Gaylord 4-7; Chatham 7; Adrianna-14. Alma 8-19; Bad Mrs. Leota Westfall from the Michigan State Traffic Bureau Axe, Bay City, Cassopolis. Coldmendallon that maximum milk Ravenna, and Standish 10-14; Building to give Instructions on eater driving and helpful hints. Belleville 10-15; Evart and OoodCh » This clinic is for old and new Ironwood 13-15; BL Johns 16-18; drivers alike. Men and women Charlotte, Cheboygan, and Cor­ art invited. unna 16-91; Grand Blanc 17-18; Brown recommends the fol-1 Berrien Spring*. Ludington, Mid­ There will be a lunch served at land, Manchester and Sandusky noon for 50 cents. The afternoon 17-31; Armada 18-39: Hudsonmilk production and profit: —Feed free choice the best rille 23-71 quality hay or silage available .SAYS FARM LOAN SERVICE IN A BIG WAY1 Today, more than 60,000 farmer*. rancher* ud and North Dakota arc using ’A billion dollars ia Land Dank Loans to expand, moderates and improve their farm businesses. Since Jffir, mors than a quar­ ter-million fanners have found their Land Bank ths one credit source aiwsys geared to their' actual needs. if you're planning a farm Improvement or expansion project be sun to check your Land Beak Association. 26-28; Traverse city fain and their loWomen will’ take their annual tour. They win travel to Kalamaroo and visit the Kalamosoo Na- Manton 4-6; Imlay City 6-11;’ liy Mrt. Sylvan Tagg turv Cente Morin 0-13; Saginaw 12-18; Althe Farm building at 10 illlsdate Sept. 36-Oct. 3; Unioncrease grain until the cow reach­ lUe 28-30. es maximum milk production or There are only two October appetite. Then reduce grain to In the afternoon. operation. It'* especially good for She is owned by Oscar and Bunday, May 16, dinner guest* lowest possible Level without in­ high yielding, tangled and down Florence Kaechele, Middleville. fluencing milk production. ' rw piece of equipment ficial testing for Uie Kaechele troll Junior Livestock Show from crease grain following the de­ bows possibilities for slm- herd. Continuous partlrijMtion the 3rd to 5lh. cline in milk production. hay harvesting has a "This method of feeding chal­ pleaded guilty to a charge of reck­ ar with conditioning rolls tn the testing and classification { lenges each cow to her maximum less driving-when arraigned before >ehlnd IL It Is also il with a finger-type reel a steady Improvement through | ixsr mint. Mra. Olga Adgato al productferi and thus provides the straighten and untangle thr vrarv tn hnth nnvliu-flnn nn,t Mananan Pr!H,e xr.v la RKh formation for a strict culling called al the Wilbur Purdy. Gust program," contends Brown. Ute offense occurred April 4. herd arc 11,014 pounds milk— in feeding the hay into the con­ 668 pounds fat with a classifies - ingwer and Robert Wlngcier homes in north LowclL In liar ditioning rolls. evening Mr. and Mrs. diaries Geiger visited Mra. Richard first in production for Michigan cou* entered in the AJCC Living chlnes are on the market to help Lifetime Production contest In 3,572 days she has produced 120,405 pounds milk and 6,701 type mower that comes In 7. 8 pounds fst—% dally average of and 10-foot cuts. This mows. pounds milk and IS pounds Coy U Hospital. Lacey By Mr*. OrlU VanSycHa A LAND BANK LOAN GIVES YOU. grain at rates sufficient to have the cow* consuming 18-30 pound* of grain per day at the tune of ^!S!„ calving, gradually in­ ( POU LOMB-nM, LOW-CO9T CMDiTt ^Reckless Driver Hasting* OHIm ra >i7-4jio Pete Wallunas. -* Mra. Howard BEAN GROWERS Grand Rapids waa a Saturday, Xtmv IX MllJt. High Nitrogen Fertilizers PAY! May we suggest: 18-24*12 10-20-10 14-14-14 Others ville were Bunday. May 15. visii tors of Mr. and Mra. Floyd Dukes. I* Mra. Melvin McDcrmld and' [ children of Dutton were Friday, i.-V For 5 ton Hoy Yields: 0-18-36 0-14-39 0-10-40 2 - 300 lbs. of these per acre are । what your alfalfas need for top yields. | the Floyd Dukes home. Mr. and Mra. Merton Mraerar Mrs. Frank Dutcher visited Mra Norma Kunde and Mra. Roy Frost at Blodgett Hospital in Grand Rapids. Saturday. May 15. Monsa Sport Covpt with vp lo 310 hp mailable for mon tinle USQ hp asailabU in Corn model!) MlddlerUle visited at the Frank Dutcher home Monday. May 10. later he and Mra Dutcher vbdted their aunL Mra. Myrtle Dick 'of Carlton, who iuui juu. returned home after a week's stay at PenI nock Hospital Mr. and Mrs. Richard Bird ANHYDROUS AMMONIA fins yn LARGfR YlfLDS if HKHfR PROTUM (nps. ft 's 82% Mtngeii! Corvair Only one nuik in America wilt Us engiao la the reir sad il! trank In front i Mishler celebrated their 57th wedding anniversary Friday, the Only one made io America that doesn’t need power steering to nuke it kindle cosily Only one mode in America Hut often o 6 with as modi n 180 MWinCmja models Only one nude iZkerics that feds as completely at homo their daughter and family, and Mra. Charles Blough. ♦ 15th weekend with Mr. and Mr*. Charles Gibb*. * Mrs Grata Blough spent Tuesday. Wednes­ day and Thuraday, May 11-13, visitIng her son and family. Mr and Mra! Keith Blough and children ot Grand Rapid*. ♦ Mra. a ospmW rally MUdoenotndiurdi picnic Only one nude in Aroajfn tint's pro mow, inti antifrccseimd doesn't get allWit and bothered over DO’ tsolkcr became it ba no rmknlor Only one irsy you con see the U&A. this summer fa a boy fits thii-»eo>w Chevrolet faler t«nr. TfiUaYtva — SMITH BROS <Mmm - Woodland . . . Plant at Woodbury Control Michigan' Gonjilcte Fcrtilizti Saturday. 3Aay 15. visitors of Mr. and Mra. ForreM Buehler After­ noon visitora were Mra. Dorothy Yorxer and Mrs Margaret Lohr of Hasting*. * Bunday. May 16. RM Hot and Rolling! See your Chevrolet dealer for» new CHEVROLET • CHEVELLE • CHEVY n • CORWIR <rt Humphrey and family, JnaU, Vivian Vicrk and daughter. Joan of Charlotte. Mr and Mrs Keith • Buchter and family and Mr. and । Mrs. Keith Buehler and family, LARKE BUICK-CHEVROLET 1435 S. Hanovsr Hastings , - - •......... ■ W4 6-2426 �<1 PUBLIC FORUM 6' 1 — ____ ______ _ ■r (raerei eabjeota. "A?" .St Margaret Chandler Leonard Dunham By Mrt. W. H. Cheesenutn While In town this morning I noticed Uuu the Strand U ahowUig another highly cunlrevcnual movie, noted for Lu» sex csploitauon. oovkxisiy. tills mailer p. j cumplain about 11 locally. Mr». Richard Count Route 4, Hastings Sunday “family night'' policy. nock, president of the Barry County Fann Bureau, on the provision* of the pending admtnhttatton farm bill, as they apply to inc marketing of wheat and the increased cost of wheal product* to the consumer, tnuve Kolb-wood Is mum concerned now mo to make some comment* ot in making thtec highly proftt- my own. A goal of both major parties, a* mi forth in the farm plank am disturbed that «n lucrauing the level enjoyed in other oc­ number of young people not only cupation*. We are being told, again and attend but enjoy-Ux*n and can through there rnu-.m without again, that the share ot the consumers* Income spent for goods < principally fooa>, derived trom farm products in this coun­ tight that they wi nsuilly accept,. try, is the smalhet in the world, id! thi* trash that in being ahewn ' and th* l share Is constantly da- around the country? Do tbty be- j il^"T,ropoiH;U bU1 would tlatt%^* Ui^cente^m^^ U1° COil 01 *‘lcal to Ptocctwjrs that tilts U Uk, accepted mode of . (rum *2 00 to 1250 ner builiel ut« L^un I*, .. lUTKno. Uwcknl wh<-u U., ten, y., co„ o, , «. UM im « ban, an,, pr««nj«1 everywhere in UWi ol the favorable situation ot the country?. |con*dmer, that this would not I'm getting tired of reading be an unbearable hardship. about our young people who1 And it would seem to me fitjustify" their loose way of life tins for a wheat grower, who bj saying that this 1* what 11k- reduce* hi* acreage lo comply older gertensuon ha* created for i *hh market-drmands, lo receive them Mid Usey must take nd- 016 J*nty price (12.50 per bu*hviuHage ot what time they have **’ ior of hl* normal yield. gutng to be dratrojTd? Whm these young people are old enough to tako their n!in .h- uf this coun ..7 ­ limping the dcotiny try. do they Uiink they are then suddenly going lo be filled with 1'ugh moral valuta? What do you /.oppose their children are going , J?"’ WMLto W »h« IMTOar. It so. they uould Interest me and many oilier* who have given thought 1 to this problem. Mortimer C. Nichols 32M Butternut Lane Kalamaaoo, Michigan Of course, I'm not laying the ’ I have never been moved to write lo Uio editor of Tlic Bon­ ner shicc havingthe liappy lit- though many people condemn .privately, is what it is simply because we all put up with it without a wimpcr. Wo may not Kim Arens is Tops in Class Of Stewardesses Claud WlUeon sold some loU Camp Mett Thursday, May IS. on recently down at Turner Lake. * Arene greduKtad High School and Baby Victoria, daughter of Mr. Friday. ' and Mr?. Roderick Tied. R1 Beating*, spent the May l|th Saturday evening. May IS. with weekend wiui her grandparents. Mr. and Mra Craig Fletcher.' * which recently graduated Mr. and Mn. Archie Burd, while her parents were tn Northern Mkhlgan. * Mrs. Donald Baty By Mrt. Albert Green attendant training echoed end family. Mr. and Mn. Robert Own’i Tripp and family ot Middleville. will fly Mr. and Mrs. ArehU Burd. Mrs MsrthaU Tripp were luncheon achoollng Mr*. Linda Carl, daughter of guccta of Mr. and Mra. Albert mother. Mr*. Franco* Startan. Mr. and Mr*. Gordon Green of ■attic Crock had surgery on her Green on Mother's Day. Buni, Brenda Tripp. Victoria aye in Ann Arbor. She I* doing flight crew duttoa. Tiett and Mr. and Mra. Albert as well aa could ba expected. ♦ Attic fillet" Uh Mr* Robert Tripp received word Hubbard Hills Calling All Chefs! Even in Holly- t<> thu continent in chains and subjected to terror and agony that no human being ever de­ IVppin*'' and “My Fair Lady." served. The Negro's inability to twthgamlly show*. Why can't we now take hla place as a first Sja.TfjiUxen la not lit* fault, but How can this notion tliat In upon putting -under God” Into I hnvonx been enjoying a steady tu pledge of allegiance to the flag, fall to are their plain duty « Went Ad. GET EVERYTHING YOU LIKE AND SAVINGS AS BIG AS ALL OUTDOORS DURING A«P’s... wr;£*'! FLAID STAMPS! PRESTO JANE PARKER, SLICED Charcoal Briquets HOT DOG or HAMBURG BUNS 2089* ^29* Marvel Charcoal Lighter Fluid Marvsl Charcoal Lighter Fluid jflHH L 29c CAN % «l49c ~99 Ice Cream Paper Plates"TR^fSO ' 19* Cheeri-Aid 49* Sweet Pickles 49. 12 ™ Fudgsicles 12'Sff 89* Canned Pop |OO 1-LB. BOX 59' VOOKI6S Potato Chips Luncheon Meat»“««3 'is-100 Pork'N Beans «««<» «<i.29‘ HOLIDAY EATING Hawaiian Punch «» 3 89 AT ITS Vlasic Relishes 23' THRIFTIEST! ANN PAGE FINE FOODS Aluminum Foil 59‘ MARVIL, VANILLA SAFIE, MIDGETS don't untfcratand our problem down here." This inequality, tills sin against -ilck" people. Mr. and Mrs Orson McIntyre and son. Howard, and Miss Thel­ ma Shute of Hatting* had din­ ner Sunday. May 18, with Mr. und Mr*. Fred VanDongen in Muskegon. Mrs. Van Dongen is the daughter ot the McIntyres. Friday night. May U. Mia Judy Moody was hottern to a slumber party, her guest* being Carolyn Willison. Sherry Bur­ roughs, Loialne Wright and Pamela Gabriel. * Mr. and Mr*. Frank Holliday and *on* were Mapla Grove aro parent* of * bey, barn at Pennock Hoapttal, txlle Zemke and granddauilhur. Kim. of Vermontvilia and har REGULAR, /L ASSORTED FLAVORS W PUS. YUKON CLUB SANDWICH CRIME JANE PARKER PARKER HOLIDAY FEATURE VALUES IN AAP’S OWN FINE COFFEES HAM1UIO O»°5W«T 1113 selection of movie* to bo Three-quartrea of oar world's shown. (If. In fact, be actually population have dark skin*. With today's technological advances cociiprwaging thi* little globe into this probably would not make fruit, we will toon have to make ducera, unless enough theater managers complained about tta- We re Now Located in our NEW BUILDING 107 East Woodland Midway Between Broadway and Michigan Stop in and See Our Collection of CARPETS by McGee - Monarch "Largest Selection in Barry County NYLONS - WOOLS - ACRILANS —' '* and Herculone 501 Myton INSTALLATION INCLUDED SUFEK RIGHT* FULLY COOKED, WHOLE OR HALF, HOCKLESS, SKINLESS, READY TO EAT Skinless Franks Canned Hams >J^wuut 40Fryer Parts Rotisserie Roast Patti-Pak Steaks «“« King Crab Legs hjut°coo'keo i* Coiiee 2.SI39 PI£G. CUBS AnACHtD) LB. 07C WHOLI LEOS B0NELE5^HR0LLED PERC OR DRIP A&P'S OWN INSTANT COFFEE oozSiog JAR i|AMQ..AOC nAMO 07 SemiBoneless A&PTOWN VACUUM PACK 59* 59‘ I09 99‘ 99* ■'!? 3 9e 1 FT. 8 OZ. JAR 29c SALAD STYLE Mustard 2 .?*«' 25< 5*1*0 Dressing Jane Parker Baked Goods QT. JAR 47< PREPARED BUBKA Coffee Cake i79c > BARBECUE SAUCE Banana Nut loaf 79c Pstato Braad 39c 2 Spaghetti 2o2cms 29c OUR OWN, PRE-SWEETENED (MAKES 3 TALL GLASSES) kedTea MixoL^dOc and FREE SPOT REMOVAL for 6 Moe. INSTANT BREAKFAST U1MAH0K—OKKOUTT. (Offtf. EGG MOG, HAIM, MALTID MILK ts 79c. RUGS and UPHOLSTERY Cleaned the Scientific Way by DURACLEAN . All W..k D»> >■ Y«>r 0» Hn>. • Everything Ready tha Same Day a No Many Soaking or Shrinking Miller’s ChM. Wl 5-2»1 107 I. WMChM, Fab Detergent ‘1.33 Ajax Baggies FLOOB AND WALL CLEANEI FOOD WRAP 15-oz. 43c Tide Detergent 3tKi*o^ *1.24 30-FT. 75C Breeze 4-lA. I< WG. 1.37 Ajax Liquid 69c Ajax Cleanser "<£ 14c Ajax Laundry 79c Action Bleach °^S’ 79c All Deturgent 79c Lux Liquid Detergent 65c RED RIPE WATER- AAc MELONS “ ae WE WILL IE CLOSED ALL DAY MONDAY. MAY SI Hint MEMORIAL DAY uoudavi �r f Mrs. John John Hoffman Hoffman of of Grand Grand visited visited Mrs. Mrs- Batty . of Mr. and Mra Jerry Kyser of Mrs. iwr --1Q .of the Printing Ink Division (TPD the Board whose terms expire that the still hopes to hgve ocnBattle Creek in honor of Mra n.unds wax a Thursday. May 13. Droste - Ferguson tact with the school through ivs director of ink deVdopmenta Ihi* year Bto Btough. Urthtosy ^,w u RulMU p,^ w orand R.pulA Fndar Ma^ ” ' _ •'.nhntltiit* teaching tenrhtnff and being halnc a nI substitute in the flexographic and roto­ loyal fan in most of Delton's By Hra. Sylvan Tagg Mra. Marie Burdick and grand. w K , Mr wttj Mra hrtth gravure Ink section-;. activities. ' daughter. Mary, of Oull Lota Wan ^Hra- Mr and Mrs Alien His tenure in this position was This year Delton wHI again 'were Saturday, May^15, wppar o Sunday. May 13. rial- at the Beattie Funr^1?I“ i,h^i»e run « Summer Schoo! program Mr. anil Mrs. Fredrick Lunlke new factory recently completed larveiv in the held ot remedial »nd* when school begin* next of Grand Rapids were Bunday. Esup. • Mr. and Mrs. Cadr utvvwiridne * Mra Orxtl tired uf' relative# ot Charles , reading Tile classes will begin I Fall there will be a huge gap in [ Clum and grandson and Mr. and Onuld R^piuj called on h e i and Mrs -uire laboratory director, ■ Mra Gtoiae Clum and This factory product* printing on Monday. June 28. and will the activities she oom partlcl- Jay Wing. « Monday. Moy 11. |,.wo uxu.sivnu. «»i daughter mothe-i Mra. Stella Tubbs, .. at the me -rtuimmun inwu^i Grocery ’ . Friday. August « C I P»'«l P®ted In. in. visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Jay enjoyed a picnio dinner with Siioclxidge j inks uf nil ttescrtpUon*. Industrial conclude on Friday, idgehome home SaturSatur-' Sunday Bunday nmmlng. riiiyniw. May 1® , Wing were Mra. Michael ShwsThe tentative plans call tor a ’ Mr. Winegar joined toe Hatt the formsrti son. Bobble, at ColdM»y 15 * Mn. Mildred AlCharles King attended a fuitshc# and cotarante for the inn lornCTW ron. aoome. uoiaw ,. u # Mnl A|. Churlra *«««*“• Krnwuus Sunday. May 18. 10 * a Mr. and ds“Khttr ht“ of of Pitot Flint part) party at at the the home home ot ot Mrs Mix Monday. Tuesday. Wednesday > at Western Michigan Unlvmdy han of Grand Rapids, and Mra water an,( (UUK textile industry. . Mra Adon aa«. m Myera «- local. k—i Mr and .nzi *1CT*jn Xl ^ugntev X * « toe runs “ neto Dockham Saturday BaturdarMarJ^ M>> > and Thursday morning session las assistant director ot the Work Mary Auble of near Dutton. * Mra. Mra Tern Pleug of Dutton and Bnd g^ndnxotoer. Mra * Mr and Mn. R»» ’ divided into two group#- The , study Program which is a phu^e elementary and Junior high :of the government Job opportun- Dowling were Wcdneaday. May 12. i Cart Tuttle enjoyed dinner at Su.lu Tutm, m th6 Richard sods of Lowell were Mi sctiools will be separated and | tty program. visitant of Mr. and Mra Reuben the Ivane of Mr und Mrs Carl 2«tatldgeb«nr. * Mra Nonna May 17. dinner gureu <H Mr and handleil. by t»o different teach-; He wag required to leave Del­ TuUJe of Nnahvfile,. horuwlng •nialer and Mra. Gordon Yoder Mrs Chat lea King ____ — h«. b«-ri thu 8prin8 to Mtart at We t- Mr.n entertained with a dinner at I tK- birthday _ of_____ Mrs ____ Margaret . set at <10 per student tor the •Finger*" in Grand Rapids Sun- Tuttle. ♦ Mr. and Mra. Terry ; gram for the Fall session. Around day. May 18. honoring Mr. and pieug ot Dutton were Sunday. ItH. 11,-..-. — — .... — .11 1 — .. .. ... > ________ ___________ ■ The administration Indicsted May Tl—1st hour exams 10-12; one hundred and fifty students that competent reading is an es­ arc expected in the initial stage leaving for their new home in Mra. Adon Mycre. St. Johns. The Waltons were May 28—3rd Iwur exam* 10-12; sential for successful school ex­ of Uie project. perience and that anyone who Mr. Winegar set up a guidance presented with a lovely gift 10. attended the golden wedding Honors Assembly 1-3. has reading difficulties will un­ aniUvtrMry open hmise honoring doubtedly have dimeuitiiw uti dance. Mr. and Mra. Jolm Hartley of June 1—4to hour exams 10-12; the way torough school. There­ 15th hour exams 1-3. Mrs. Howell Newton and Mra. Lowell. * Ray Scene accompanied fore. Uiey feel that special liclp guidance count .nr Ruth Blea.ni attended the rr.Mh- Clayton Burlefgh mushrooming June 2—8Ui hour exams 10-12. In the field of reading is a near Mesick Wednesday. ★ Mra. <3 -daughter banquet nt the CntJune 3—Graduation. necessity. confidence and thus helped many RuU> Blcain attended a misslontroubled people. Mr. Winegsr said that ba ful­ Thursday. May 13. « Mr. and Clems Wieland ot Logan Thurs­ l-isn New Building Mra. Howell Mingus and daugh-When school resumes next filled cue of hl* basketball <XMUhPlans for an addlUonal build­ day. May 13. ing- in toe Delton system are now Pall, both Mrs. Mohn and Mr. ing ambitions by coaching the mother. Mra. Fannie Mingus of Sunday. May 18. lunch guests uf in the formaUve stage. The Winegar will be sorely missed. 1C.VA. Champions this-year and Lowell were Satarday. May 15. Mr, and Mra. Floyd Grlnneif District Champs of last year. Board ts awaiting toe recom­ They both helped lhe student, the dinner guests of Mrs Bl.-am. w Seme of the members Of the *>•" were Mr. and Mrs. Richard John­ mendations of toe Advisory Com­ not only In lhe classroom, but basketball son and family and his mother. team raid Uiat theylMra Boyd Noveokl and children mittee and the architect before also with his personal problems ” feel Mr. Winegar was one of the of Lowell were Saturday. May 15. Mrs Louise Joluuon of Battle These were just a couple of re­ proceeding nicest guy* at Delton and a great, callers of Mra Bteam. * Mr. and _ ■___ 'TferwnvMnn orui Uw Tentative recommendations in­ marks made by the students a* volve toe addition of an inter­ they heard Mrs Mohn and Mr. Winegar's nne coaching a n d Cletus Wieland of Logan were supper guestit of Mr and Mra. mediate building, possible reno- Winegsr were leaving. Mr* Mohn lias been a physical faith in them helped spur them Sunday. May 18. lunch guests of vaUon of the existing Prairie­ on for their victories as DistrictI Mra. Ruth Blc-.un, * Mr. and the 3rd birthday of Kelley Mcville school to house lhe kinder­ education teacher for the last Champa of •« and KVA Champs Mra. Jerry Kyser. Mr. and Mra. Ghqc ♦ Mra Russell Price re­ ... ru. xv.- ceived word that tier aunt. Oergarten. an art room to be added to toe high school, and an ex­ Mrs. Mohn's physical education trude Thompson of Pontiac was tension on tho bus barn. A prac­ Expressway a divided, arterial Greta Blough, local, were Thurs- In tile Pontiac General Hospital rector of Uie Girls' Athletic As ­ tical solution to current drain­ hlghway with partial control of day May 13. supper gutata of with some broken vertebra's. age problems is also being sought. sociation and the cheerleaders Mra. Joyce Conklin of Ha$The board Is now awaiung toe uparaUxl roadwaj.i but many enjoyed cake and icc cream in tings. Mra. Helen Renden and decision of toe State nre inspec­ taking a leave of absence to be nre at grade level ao entering honor of little MIchaHa 2nd Mrs. Rbwrll Price visited the tor before making any recom­ a full-time mother and wife to traffic desiring to go in one di-birthday. ♦ Mr. nnd Mrs. Bill Pilgrim Hollnnei Church in Has­ Phone 945-2866 119 W. State St. mendations on Uie action to lie her family. "Missy Mohn" as she is re­ nx-tlon must MHiutlmwi c«j Blough and Mra. Grata Blough, tings Thuraday. Muy 13. evening taken on the Prairieville school. the opposing traffic stream. were Saturday. May 15, gucstii. I to hear lhe ringing Breckhelxrns, A prehminary survey of the ferred to by the GA.A. girls, said building indicated Uiat the eco­ nomic feasibility of the project depends largely on toe outcome Freeport Doug Barnes Now With New ‘Ink’ Plant . . . . - William D (Bill) Barre* JT .. of the Infrr-Chrtnical Corporation icccnt program ■till a bay. his family moved to Hastings. BUI entered Miclugan engineering in 1948. Tnter-Chemlcal in 1M8 as Yorfc City. He continued his edu­ cation attending Polytechnic In­ dilute of Brooklyn for four years In 1M3 he moved to the Pro­ duct Development lAboraiorkn TVSwt 1. S.Kmtt Why Drive Around With a Faulty Auto Radio? Don't let a faulty radio rob Hi-fi and fape recorders repaired quickly. Wl 5-9187 CENTRAL RADIO & TV HOWARD TRUMBULL Mill WE CLOSE AT NOON ON SATURDAYS Delton | School News ; HIGH STYLE... LOW PRICE e all-transistor portable radio *16 HASTINGS Electric and that they could give no cost estimates until such an Inspec­ tion took place. . The Advisory Committee and its various subcommittees arc currently studying the needs of Uie school and future space requlrement* The work of this committee will wire ax a guide­ line for the Board In making toe final decision on Uie proposed project. . The vote for bonding Uie com­ bined projects has been tentaUvely set for early Fall. Supt. Basil Johnson indicated Uiat the monies necessary for both con­ struction and operation can be raised by toe taxes presenUy be­ ing levied in the district. Tlic Board announced that they will provide a more detailed analysis al Uie annual P.TBO.Board joint meeting scheduled for May 21th at 7:30. AU mem­ bers of lhe district are urgenUy requested to attend this meeting so that they may become, better Informed on their school. An election of two Board Mercury sales have doubled! nunl meeting on June 14. The only two petitions to far received have been submitted on behalf of Charles Monica and Loren Sluck. Uie current members of 15 ways to spoil yourself with luxury from MOhTCStY ;.{XX» HMSOlae cctowr F«»x station WSOO. lor o -Orti.l I $2799 to HONTtstr co»r.i»niHt Awarded year’s top honor now in the Lincoln Continental tradition MAHLER MOTOR SALES 1320 N. Michigan • Hastings • Ph. Wl 5-2479 � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/492/HastingsBanner_1965-06-03.pdf df37cb254befe578bd1423cbf9b75efd PDF Text Text The Hastings Banner^ Hmtinft, Michigan, Thursday. June 3. 1965 NUMIER-7 Sale Totals $472.23 Just for Practice Ute Antique Auction spomortd by the Barry County Historical Society brought in $47123, $45 more than Uu- $427111 listed as the Uw.ty continue* tf> corn* In and Urge Citizens To Vote June 14 For School Post Elector* in Uie Hastings School District are being urged by the Hastings Area Chamber of Com- Fire Horn, Police ‘Yelps’ to Sound‘Tornado Alert’Today A pnictlre “Tonado Alert" lai•*“ — scheduled for Hastings at 12:30 i pm. this Thursday. Chief of Podcu Richard Sunior has announced. At ' director f B p m. till* Thursday a Civil De-, fens* meeting t* u Central Auditorium. the practice atett will be accom­ plished with the cooperation of Fire Chief Edward Tudor. total of In Ute annual elact ton ' State Police, Sheriff Meri H. Campbell and Chief Sunior along With Director Barr will be present for the seaalcn. George Green. CivU Defense coardinator for Michigan. er* and one from the sheriff1! drpartmeni will sound the alert uring their “YELP" siren*. Th® -YELP" 1* accompbshcd through ure* wUl be given and filxns will be riliran CivU Deferu*- leader* hare saked Chief Sunior suggested Uiat dur­ all firemm. city officials, school “Competition la a healthy *ltua- ing this alert period residents couldI official!, plant manager* and ail - other* interested to attend to get kened from 1911 until 1947. lie came Supervisors Decide To Build New Jail On Present Site Electors May Vote on Special Tax Levy in August; Approve Asking Bids to Demolish Antique Jail Supervisors from Barry County's 16 townships and Yrprcsentatives from Hastings are scheduled to meet Tuesday, June 8, when final plans may be made for a special election asking voters to approve an additional tax to finance construction of a new jail. County Clerk William Cridler said that the earliest date the election could be held would be Aug. 3, 1965, and that Aug. 10 would be more logical. select toe most qualified citizen for termintag where they slwuld go and tornado information. a most responsible poolUon. Our school board ha* done an outstandajot> largely because Of toe hlgb ier of citizens who liave given a million dollars of your money," EDITORIALS I ■ ■ ■ 1 by aMC-r—i, On Sunday afternoon, citizens of Woodland township held a service at toe Woodland Memorial Park Hastings and a position so vital during which a bronze plaque was unveiled In memory of Dean Eugene Davenport whose generosity and foresight were factor* ta mak- prove the quality of agricultural education and U> promote Interest 7 Barry Men [Leave June 10 or Army Duty final class to life-saving program which U oper. ated through the Regional Center Blood supplied through the pro* residents without charge, no mat- jail and the building committee was authorised to contact archi­ tect* for plans for the construc­ tion of a Jail, administration area and living quarter* for th* sheriff. • Tlte Board of Supervisor* still ha* a contract with J. is O. Davcrman Company, architect# and engineers, of Grand Rapid*, which received $13,81628 for pre­ liminary plan* for a new OourtFtease See MORE ABOUT: . . . SUPERVISORS, Page 3. backward glances bits ofyesterday".... as gleaned from tlx Banner files probably the first military post ta ii» Idstory when Subdetach­ ment 4B of D-taciyncnt 44671 of the Ground Oteefver* Squadron of Grand Rapid* makea It* head­ quarters In the election building ,k, wri} Ward ecatlons sometime within Stomps Y5, 25. and A2.B3.C2 ■ and D2 good through June 2 and E2.F2.O2 and J3. good tlirough June 30; Sugar Stamp 15 good through Juno 2 and Stamp 36 good through Aug. 31; Gasoline Stamp A-15 now valid. Boy Scouts of the Thnmapple District Of the Grand Valley Council will hold a Campor-<® tho at Carlton Park this corning Fri­ day, Saturday and Sunday. Fay Clardy, Gecrge Sumner and . . BACKWARD GLAMOR®, Rationing a* a Glance—Rod r. speak to them in CentrahdAuditacivm Friday Without a note, Mra. Romney spokip, most earnestly, not In braft Board Chairman William a senior son graduating from high school Ulla year.! She is so completely exhibit A, for what she has to say, that the effective- tlons to the Kellogg School Alumni Association, c/o the Kdtogg School before Thursday, June J. * The dinner will again be potluck person. Hastings Flo*er Shop will be closed June 7 through June 12 for vacation. 6/3 The annual meeting of the stockholders of the Hastings will be held in the of!ice of the association at 13d East State St. on Tuesday. June 15. 1965, for Clerk Cridler was authorised to advertise for blds for the demo- directors, adoption of new try- are urging resident* at the cltnlc to be noon until 6 pm. 7, at the Methodist Does MICHIGAN WEEK achieve what it hopes to accomplish? u ’ ganlzaUon ------ ------ --------------------— — ..— given ---------Jean Hawing of Kalamazoo, has for the Blate--Flag of ------Michigan to----------HUB. been Invited to attend the dedl-------------------------------------------------------------------->— I- 1 . Hundreds of people participated this year cither as worker*. ' tand U>ls Includes all teachers and youth organizations) or a* cation. i listening observers. day and probably did more than Ibr annual Hickory Corner* Kellogg Alumni banquet will be held June 5 starting al 7 pm. ta the Kellogg School cafeteria. Till. u-Ul - - —' Voting "No" were Victor Eckardt of Woodland. Forest Foley of Rutland and Board Chairman Jack O'Connor of Hastings Town- be honored, with Dwight Hitch­ cock. Claas of 1M0, nnd Jack HamTo Give Addreaa—The Rev. Don taken were Mayor Franklin C. M Gary, rector of Emmanuel Beckwith and Aiderman Lannes All alumni and their husbands Episcopal Church, is to deliver Benfield, mayor pro tern, who is Crons Chapter to give blood held from 12 Monday. June Church. The public Is invited to enjoy a Gov. Chase S. Osborn Scholarship Given To Grand Valley S.C. Hickory Comers To Honor Final the Courthouse square. Jack DcPriraier. Following Uu Placing the choice of a site on nes* meeting with President John The vote on locating the new structure on the Courthouse Need Donors For Red Cross Blood Clinic Barbecue to Help Pay for Livestock Barn ot the Hastings Manufacturing ested and cooperate. It can develop slgnificanUy each succeeding Company. The Woodland Park, with Its back­ "His opponent la Dr. Charles E. fully. UR dedication and opening of Charlton Park may one day Morrill. MD. associated with Dr. drop of virgin maple trees and be the historic and community achievement highlight of a future lovely landscaping, will stand more of his distinguished and Michigan Week for Barry County. educated, a fine church man and than favorable comparison with productive career. A salute of thanks should go to Marc Bquler, Middlevine; Mrs. Following the barbecue ther^. any oilier similar park we have Frank Thompson. Freeport: Tom Nelthamer. Woodland; Julius Vote" Chairman Eckardt. people of Knowlton. Delton, and Mra John Boughton, Nashville, who chair eluded. K. Richardson, who spent many maned their areas, with total cooperation. The same salute goes to Hastings area secretary of the Chamber of Commerce, Russell in a program such as this r x. i a Hankins; all special day committee and project chairmen, especam5‘ W the Barry County Historical Society, the Jaycees for the ££■ 8,*“ 1'1"« “* ’•“■W” «"™ at, Mt an u» bj-.w. «Individual and It la wonderful that earlier action to permit selecting Voting to erect the new Jail on Search for Meaning." at the service for Hastings High School the present site were Supervisor* Floyd Miller. Aasyrla; Harold Stanton. Baltimore; Lloyd Hoff­ torium. The Rev. George Elliott man, Barry Township; Ernest of the Pint Methodist Church Hoffman. Carlton; Ruatel K. la to give the Invocation and Mead. Castleton; Almond Weber. benediction and the High School Hope; Milton Buehler. Irving, Choir will sing selections. Alfred Luther Lenz. Johnstown; Wayne Pennock. Maple Grove; Earl McKlbbln. Orangeville; Roland Ly­ on*. Prairieville: Roy Noffke. Thornapple, and Claud Willson. Yankee Spring*, and Russell Doty and Stephen Cooley of Has­ ting* City. ■ Th* vote w*» taken after Postscripts for May 16-22\ Rented during the Woodland pro- recently elected on the fairgrounds. gram orc reproduoed lierewlth. ta Senior Class 1.7$ min* or $167,369.15 to finance a new GRAND VALLEY SCHOLARSHIP— Pictured here I* Mrs. James II. Z.umberge, (rigbl) wile of the president of Grand Valley State College, showing Michigan's First Lady. Mrs. George Romney, as may be brought before the meeting for consideration. Poll* will be open from 7 until 8 pm. Earl H. Coleman. President 0/10 “Have a set of principles to live by and discipline yourselves troll far induction Ln to the Army. to abide by them.” she told her young listeners. “You still have Men receiving orders include cisIons. This will give you real freedom because then there is Middleville.-and Michael L. I tail. never any Indecision in which direction you will go." "Money and prestige alone will never satisfy; develop your minds, as you develop and take good care of your bodies, with h:,-h DaitozL moral and spiritual standards, for. the most rewarding life. In this way of living you will-know the responsibility upon you to Induction physicals on June 1 and give of your knowledge and talents to ycxtf community and your country. Trod tn doing, find that one of the real Joy* of life is the giving of oneself" .July 7. PLAN MODEL MEET—Representatives of th* Heatings Model "Juit as you prepare for your life's work, and this Is equally No 18-year-old registrant will be examined during Juno or July. true for both boys and girls, prepare for marriage,** she said. Schllhaneck sold. “Along with honor, Integrity and responsibility, learn of ail the ReglstraUom are reflecting the beauty In the world; have all of the good things with you as you post-war high birth rate but men go Into marriage." right are again reminded to register on Perhaps one of the most pertinent statements Mr* Romney their 18th birthday or within five made to her audience was. “Marriage is a magnificent experience also reminded that they must re­ when there la trust, confidence and a sharing of knowledge. Mar* port changes In marital, dependen­ riage Is a' commitment to keep each other happy." cy. occunatlon or ohyslcal condi­ It is Interesting to note that numerous students called Aauu.1 SpMtai SebMl M^ru tion within 10 days following Notice is hereby given that a r special school meeting of the leK E waa an after­ change. ' Nn I n°°n gu«t Wednesday. May 28. of Mrs Jack Wood chairmaned the gathering of Barry County gal voters of SchoolDUtrict No prMldni. ot Altoft Registration Women at Lesson Sharpe Memorial Hall Friday afternoon when 7 of Johnstown Twp, Barry Or<nd valley State College at Any person wishing to vole on County. Slate of Michigan, to be Xn^^ ..eorted by Dr annexation in the Altoft School Mp. Romney again spoke to the point that adults, by personal held at Pleasantvlew Elementary Zun)benw about the campus and District should be registered by June IB. 1965. Persons wishing to the moat serioun problems in this decade. "Children are our great­ — -orauvurw lit wwa uioaiicu wiui do so contact your township est privilege and responsibility Wc must show them that integrity ing the sclKMl budget for 1965- an, -autogrophad volume. "Ele- clerk of Hastings, Mra. Edward and Character are basic for the Individual tor the home, the com­ 1966 and election of two trustees mrnts Of Geology," written by Slocum, and Carlton Twp, Mra. munity and the country. Wc have the children during the forma­ to the Board of. Education. 1>r 2uwberge. a distinguished Harlan Scobey. tive yean. Statistics show that 50 per cent of a child’s habits are Archie K. Dunn. 8e Richard C. Thomas, Secretary 8 IO ITO universities and coheges. Board of Education eight. It is up to the women of this countrj^|o>tamp out deltaquency. crime and corruption." "Often the image of America in foreign countries Is big ear*,, sex and liquor." she observed, "and we can do something about Vi»iK N«W CflmpUE Gordie 5th in Memorial Classic The 49th annual 800 Mlle race finish with estimated prize and Anally passed Gordie with Miller of Detroit passed John­ cock on the 105th lap. was: •— Clark. leu than 30 mite* to — go al the Indianapolis Speedwaymoney --------- ------------••—$165,000; « Miller had made five pit stops Milter had a Lota*-Ford. the brought thrill* to Hastings and Pamela Jones, Torrance, Calif. | other Barn- County resident* as $60,000; Mario Andretti. Naza- ume kind ** Clark won the during the day while Johncock had made only two. The John­ Gordon Johncock. 28. 717 E. rtUt. P*.. $37^00; Al Miller, event driving. According to Don Thoma*, cock pit crew figured MIUer wa* Grand Street and a HUB gradu­ Roseville. Mich. $22500; Johnate. finished 5th ta the Memorial cock. $18,000; Mickey Rupp, Weinberger, the owner of the Day classic which was won by Mansfield. Ohio, 616JXX); Don, roadster Johncock drove in the It didn't signal Gordie to catch Jimmy Clark at Duns. Scotland. Branson. Champaign. IU„ $14.- race, plana to get Gordie the him. Gordie himself figured be 500; Bobby Jones, Miami. Fla. -finest equipment available. Clark aet $13,250: Al Unser, Albuquerque We Ye going to get a rear engine N.M. $12150. Ed Johnson. Cuya- ]c*r for Gordie and well have one hoga Fall*. Ohio, $11,000. and I by this Fall. I don’t know if it Johncock. who has thousands V —" Ora ' _..M .a... —' * —or — an Kill ■ be a v Lotus-Ford an ntOf­ West Michigan driver ns fourth ot tans throughout Michigan who 910,000. fenhausen but well give him followed him on stock car tracks. started in tho 6th row after ficlal protest Tuesday." Sid qualifying at 155012 miles an Weinberger of Utica, the car hour ta Ute Wetaberger-Wilslck Miller was ta the flrat five for INDIANAPOLIS — "I'm not a OtTenhatuer Roadster. * “ICY much easier than I tlte first 50 miles However, he. rookie anymore " thought. I feel real good and the more than 200.000 who were moved out of the top 10 during j Tho*e were the words of Gor- could go a little farther," said the middle portion of Ute race. |<jon Johncock u he climbed out Gordie moment* after ha pulled and Mra. Ralph Smith. Garth Johncock. meanwhile, hgd moved | Of hl* car a surprise fifth-place into the pits to become the first Florta and his son. Voyle-Eng­ up into the top 10 and ahead of, finisher In his first try at the Western Michigan driver in the a e e Indianapolis 500 race in at least got ax as far a* aa sixth, famed TrvHanannlta Indianapolis SOO 500 rrace lish. Ivon Babcock, Lynn andt Miller. He eat a quarter of a century. Ralph Davis, Mr. and Mrs. Glen then fifth, as Miller drove back claAic here Monday. "I’m really hungry and I can't Storrs and Doug. Mra. Duane to eighth. The Hastings native, along Miller finally learned that with more than 200,000 race fans. hear a thing,’* "Boy. everything Glasgow. Bob and Jeff Culbert,, Tom Baty, Dennis and David Johneock was flfUt and seconds »>l he had finished higher worked perfect." he added. jolincock drove the entire 500 Storrs. Mr. and Mr*. Richard ahead of him. He tromped on that. After the race tapes the throtUe. and so did Johncock are checked Tuesday, he may having troubles with the right Thoma*. Mr. and Mra. Mike Mor­ ta hla "anclont" roadster. They end up ta fourth place gan, Atty, and Mra. Paul Siegel. stayed that way for wach 10-mlle Even If he nettle* for fifth front during the last few laps. "I couldn't have made It an­ Don Siegel. Doug Stowell. Wil­ checkpoint until the 180th lap place, hl* paycheck will be more lard Smith and son. Bill, Mr. and Miller moved up to fifth u one than $18,000. He'll also be * other lap. I almost ran out of of the front runners dropped out. member ta the 100 Mite-An-Hour but Johncock improved his posi­ Club for all driver* who taished ; the last lap to keep the fuel movtopber and others. tion. according to news reports th* race topping that average mg ta the tanks." the veteran |speedrome and Berlin Raceway from the track. However, in Ute spaad. finished the race. The unofficial final 10 laps Miller edged closer : The confusion started when Al driver said. we should, we will export the ideal* of our country and the brotherhood of man." Mra. Romney concluded with .a comment that she hoped all women believed, "Jhat the 10 commandments are as strong today as ever, and only will we reap the lasting rewards as wc reaffirm and show, that dignity comen from our love for one another. As we are alive, we bring others alive.” After Mrs Romney's talk the following presentation was made: Ing this situation. It U also appropriate that such action serve as a memorial to one of Michigan's greatest Governors, author and world traveler. RIGHTS long before this was recognized as a national Issue fact, in 1895 he vigorously advanced the Idea of building a bridge across the Straits, when that idea was considered fanatical and. of course, we now have the "Mighty Mac," which Incidentally, he would advocate should be toll free. It l* interesting to note, that Michigan Week 1955 saw our Gov. Romney and 70 other representatives take part Jn "Opera­ tion Europe" and recall that Gov. Osborn was In Africa after his first term, was in Persia when nominated for a second term, Invest!- Spanish-American War, where Sec. of War Alger asked him to go into Spain quietly and report domestic conditions there during that bellion. in Turkey before the Yourig Turk rebellion; he was in India and in Russia before the death of Tolstoi—for he visited him. firmly (Please See MORE ABOUT . . . MICHIGAN WEEK. Pag* 3.) �Personal Mention Welcomed Rain “SStT Uriv *• n Official Action of the Hastings City Council Saturates Area evening continuing Wednesday, wrknmad especially by fanners Manorial Day guests of the and gardi-ncra. Otto Colvins were Mr, and Mra. Phil Chrysler and the latter's mother, Mra. Anna Page, of Grand Rapids. Mr. and Mra Bill Chrysler and fondly, and Mra. Colvin's slater, Mr. and £SS?*&eMSh‘ 4April »R S«. .RtSt-'TOi less !>• .pnroYOl FREE FILM! !■> Ih» M»y>T ui to our store For Developing ond pr*"?"9' . . 127 - 120 - 620 Black and White Film only ter-lnch of rain on Wednesday of last week-and slightly inure than (races on five other oc­ casion.' during May. ' . "temperatures have been on SAVE UP TO 60c A ROLL THE STORY OF THE, AU. SNAPSHOTS ARE: • SHARE - CRYSTAL CLEAR . BLACK AND WHITE Margo KjdUcr of WMV spent th* Memorial weekend with tier night ot May 30 when the mer­ parents, die Merle Kahlers. The cury skidded to a freezing 31. George Kahlers accompanied Four ntghte during May the low the Merle Kahler* to the Mentorwaa 33 and on two occasion* Mra. Jim Morr accompanied her outer, Mra. Lol* Parson* ot Detroit. Mra. Harold Fatrman of Birmingham. and Mra. James Cribbi* of Boulhgata to visit relaxlvt* in Kentucky. Tcnnesacv and Missouri last week, . Quests ot Mra. Carrie FUhcr Friday Saturday Sunday LEORGE HAMilToirstJSAN OLIVER RfflBUnOHS-ARTHUR OCWWfU. Wl 5-2134 Mr. and Mra. Wm. Moore re­ turned last wtik from Florida a and visited at the home of her daughter, the Alan Kennedy*. ..iie.i.i. before having for their cottage n near Big Rapid*. . ‘ Mr. and Mra. Lew Warner n.«*u, spent the Memorial weefcand wUh ids cousin. Mr. and Mrttlff. e”J{ toaster Dittman at South Haven.: h..n>(>. rWn KfilzWk broCha, Mr *pd Mmt? ithri Warner, were oho -gurate. 'Y.„ aj Mra. Mablo Hubbard of Evart net... , visited her daughter, the- Kari .-J!*^** last wrak- Tho Laraen. *Dr»p-Off-$ervi<e” Just leave your dry clean­ ing with our experienced attendants. They will prejspqt.. clean and hang them on your hangers. Just tell us what time 1 you’ll pick them up and. ■your cleaning will be done while you shop. • JUMIO SIZE Plu». S&H GREEN STAMPS SIZE •TRt. Arbor, and Maurice WaUn of Muskegon, and Iwr sister, Mr. and Mra. Will Lent* of Wayland. Harry' Williams, local, the Ken Tucaera of Flint, and Mr. and Mrs. Howard Johnson of Hickory Comers Mr. and Mra. Maurice Hynw accompanied by her alitcr. Mra Pauline Wuldmlller of Grand Rapid* were gucstn at Mr. and Mrs. Car! Oatman of WatenlUe. SAVE TIME & MONEY FREE MOTHPROOFING Broadway Cto "W mm*) COIN-OP Cleaners ion. Denni*. ot Detroit and Mr. and Mra. John Postma of Mc­ Cords On Monday. Mr. and Mra Burkey. Linda, mid Cindy Moyer .-.pent Use day at Saddle B»k lake with Prank Ricca. Mr. and ■ Mra. Phil Otorgrau .9:00 'Monday thru Saturday Plan A Carefree 'Family' were also guests of Mr. Ricca. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Appelman spent the weekend in Grand Rapids with tlxir cousins. Mr. VACATION Eyt-eakking ChertUe Malibu Sport Coupe. HOWARD 1000 Ca.H V*. CH $ .LE MAUBU by Chevrolet CASH LOANS P*y*Mrt Ims to fit $ 5.00 12 J12 16 17.00 25 519.71 24.00 30 Cut Payments By '/j 709.90 28.00 34 (22 78 32.00 36 Get Extra Cash For Vacation And there'x a family vaealwn-'sixe truni. 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Riverside where the graves were CUppcrton of Grand Rapid*.1 flOSDllcl I lulOSCS decorated. At 1:00 pnk. school who was introduced by Judge F I ridge. Oregon, arriving here on children assembled and marc lied dement Smith chairman of the | * ;wranescMy or last wcea m vimc dowrr through the business dte- citizens committee. LidlllKII \ 10 Tiie Senior Citizens met at the to attend the doth wedding annitrici. hauled by Kuenael'a band.l ... | J YMCA camp at Algonquin Lake^versory of Robert's maternal At Stale amt Jeff-.txon. rhe' Wallace, the 10-yrar-old son Cn„„J Monday. May >1. grandparent*. Mr. and Mrs. EdClvil War veterans stood at at- of James Mauhmra. who reuldeo sjUCCtl W 0! K Although the attendance was I by a group of aA*d Hastings High »*"««’In two lines, the atudrsta. north of town. Ixus the disUnc-• Mr and Frank W Kellv &h<Ll «^nta “to4d*F^ta*J T Charlotte. Ho Had been in Ul Mr. and Mra Mrs Sunday Frank w. Kelly ware honored May TO Xld netted^stoBfiaT,bout * l^uand in number. Uon of being the youngrat boy | ”“piU1 h" ch*ed *"ere honored Hundov »r... -.Z on Uj. onuta!,idX m u> PM. u» «™d. th. ftr.t I time wsu pleasantly spent remi­ Robert Brooks Robert returned; niscing and paying tribute to wedding anniversary. । Mark Engle, student chairman of facilitate the construction of the fanner members who have |xusof Wilcox-Gay, Inc. He married osiernbied to hear the Decora- flying colors. This was a real surprise tor ,he Kroup. reported. new service building to house the Mr. and Mra. Kelly. । The "Hootenanny" was held in new laundry, boiler room and re­ The male quartet, Ray Wolfe, . IcfMjtednesceiving-general stores area The celebration was held at' C00"”®** Building when Clay Adams. James Matthews n o rPTti trip 609 E. Woodland Avenue at the »*•«««’» weather caused the Hospital Director John Bay re­ and Rev. Harold Bugbee. were .' Senior Citizens ^leet Monday Honored Sunday zx a . . .. • 'Hootenanny Hootenannv9 On 50th Jubilee The "Hootenanny" organized i Michigan Week (Continued From Page One) I In such a-spirit for Michigan Week 1WJ5 this cashiers check for *500 00 Is hereby given to Grand Valley State College. •« ¥?^VELKd^S/S Mrs. James Zumberge, wife of the president of Grand Valley Hugh Krllryof Vienna. State College, accepted th? scholarship on behalf of the college Goeglns; Donald Kelly commented. This project Uiat of Hastings: Mr. and Mrs. Wll- these kids put on was really won­ ,11am T. Kelly of Nile*, and Mr derful. not Just because Pennock Hospital benefited from their and Mp. James Patrick Kelly of Allegan All of the 18 irandchlldren except the Hugh Kelley's the maturity through which our Week. tno children were nresent. Hueh children hold respect for our Special mention should be made of the elegant centerpiece on w" fyk.?r" 11 «r*duAlI''g from community and the things going lha buffet table where refreshments were served, after Herb Moyer's Wwt Point and Kathleen Kelley on around them. They are a vital chorus sang, and concluded the afternoon program. It was Mrs. is at Grinnell College J n Iowa. part of our community and want O. M. Ketchum, who had found a large and gorgeous silver tiered , , , ------- -—*• their place In it. It Is too bad "■■■• ■■■■—•• »c«»cw our-i »r- S?2ins! SK 'X: ‘SSL?-!! "I.S-<!“»■■ epergne at, the Homer Ketchum's home, and with various spray* of mg the open home which-was attend this "Hootenanny." They green foliage and white daisies, she had created a sight lovely to held from 2 to 5 pm. did a wonderful job. The enter- behold. This did honor, not only to Michigan's First Lady, but all Mr. and Mrs. Kelly were mar­ talnment was excellent and they all of the guests. The committee In charge of refreshments in­ ried on June 2. 1815, in Has- had a lot ot good/ dean fun. cluded Mra. Jack Kennedy, Mrs. James Chase. Mra Douglas Castle­ Mra KT“on B<<k Im proud of every one of them man and Mrs. Wilbur Birk. ol Gun Lake, who were their at­ and very happy that my children tendant* at their wedding, were are going to be able to grow up While in Hastings, Mrs. Romney visited the Exhibit of Bible* present far the 50th jubilee cele­ and go to school In Hastings. I at the Hastings City Bank and saw the 8 foot tang burlap Michigan bration think, if more parents had at­ mural done by Mra. Grace Shirkeyk 1964 fourth grade class. Also Mr. Kelly retired in 1957 after tended this affair Friday night. al the City Bank Mra. Romney purchased a loaf of Scandinavian 44 years contlnuou* service *nh the Consumers Power Company younger generation," Bay com­ Rye Bread from the Altar Society df Lady of Great Oak. a group of ladles from the Dowling area and the St. Rose mission church mented^ • Least of Lacey. Mrs. Romney said this was a favorite food Of her husband Ind those in Hastings who also bought the same kind of Arttlur Montan. 24. Algpnquln bread can vouch for the fact that it was of unusual quality and T-ake. who suffered a badly frac­ exceptionally good. The Governor, no doubt, would agree. tured upixr and Iwrr left arm Tiie'day morning. May 25, was sht was surprised and delighted to be greeted by a walling dele­ nporud in "good" condition gation. Nine neighborhood youngsters were en masse with bouquets Wednesday in Blodgett Memor­ School officials and Police of lilac* and tulips clutched tightly and not until someone tuked ial Hcopltal in Grand Rapids. Chief Richard Suntar have been if they were for the honored guest did they make any motion to making plans for providing pro- offer the bouquets. Obviously they were much impressed and bo months. .was Michigan's First Lady, who .took each flower home with her Fall when intra-city achool bus' Including the orchid that Hann and Belly Wilcox had sent to the Heritage Day speaker. service is discontinued The fact that Mrs. John Martin of Grand Rapids, a deputy chairman and member of the state board for Michigan Week, was a guest Friday prompts the reprint of a portion of her opinion— • One legacy of Michigan Week I hope will be a year 'round GOOD USED OIL HEATER 1 effort: To display the Michigan flag in schools and public bulldWANTED-Mra. Albert Own. . Ings. On a field of blue the state seal ta deer and a moose uphold­ RJ Middleville Phone SY 5,' ing a scenic shield) goes back to the old Hudson's Bay Company. school age living south of State, I whose search for furs was Michigan's first »tep in world progress. WOMAN OR MAN WITH CAR Rood, who must crow* that high-j WANTED — To live in with fend." Though General Lewi* Cais, flrat creator of a territorial couple. No housework. Board, Broadway. I flag, thought of this in terms of the War of 1RU. It has much room and gas. John CovUle. R3 Adult school guards, as in the meaning today in a state to light for and to defend." Has Unit*. 6 24 Condition 'Good' To Add Crossing Guards When ' Bus Service Stops TOO LATE TOCLASSIFY Visiting the taVerno Bow­ mans on Sunday were Dorothy Michigan. Harrod of lensing, and Bernice Bowman <4 Eaton Rapids. Uo service The trick to TV repairing is skill and experience just gimmick*, old-fashioned For prompt, skilled service—call today. CENTRA!, RADIO & TV HOWARD TRUMBULL Wl 5-9117'fr Wl 5-5992 WE CLOSE AT NOON ON SATURDAYS Store where you can save on all your Health Needs including Prescriptions. Guaranteed low, fair prices on all pharmaceuticals. REG. 89 Gleem Tooth Paste 69 CHOOSE OUR INSURED-SAFE (Family Size) 69 s1°° Right Guard Family Deodorant Alarm Clocks 79‘ Groom and Clean for hair 59c STORAGE t« WINTER WOOLENS Stop, Moths—Frees Closet Space PHONE G'ARDMERl D HU C, ALL TYPES OF ~ ROOFS AU WORK Jeff Brewer, who accompanied hl* grandparents. Dr. and Mra. Fremont Brooks, when they re- GUARANTEED GAY ROOFING SERVICE A IN rennetjf Free Estimates 964-7676 HASTINGS, MICHIGAN limited time! save 344 on each ensemble! area while the older room* are fenovated. The new Diagnostic and Administrative Area on the west side of the hospital is sched­ uled for completion by January 1866. which will then permit the arras vacated to be renovated according to plans. The canstructlon is scheduled to be com­ pleted in total by July. 1866." Bay conclude S Qmi/Mij and 'Jricndhj St rrrrt Wl 5-2134 REDUCED! OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF 8‘ TOWELS NOW ONLY u Mrt. Boorocn is a patient, kt Pennock Hospital. More About Supervisors Continued from Page One hand towel*, reg. 59cNOW 50c washcloths, reg. 29cNOW 25c of 1964 overwhelmingly turned down a proposal for a *1.800,000 Courthouse complex and Jail. Barry County has about *145.000 in cash already ear­ marked for the project, and hopes for some Federal money in CivU Defense participation. With full tax collection of the 1.75 mil! for one year, that will make over *212.000 available for the new jail. Because there has never been a full collection of taxes, some supervisors have indicated it bath i!m J£ jf STRIPES. PRINTS, JACQUARDS AND SOLIDS TO COORDINATE than 1.75 mills for the project. Barry County's jail has been closed by the State since last Sept. 15 The county in April paid *1,760 for prisoners' board at the Eaton County jail, and county cars made 28 trips to Ci) artot te. AUTO-TOUItlSrSI TAKR LAKS MICHIGAN SHORT CUT Niiht Sail, brocode jacquard towels in costly continental pile . . . ours alone! Combine a Lake Trip with Your Motor Tour. Enjoy CLIPPER beautiful lounge*. Outside state­ room* with toilet*, berths, chil- hand towel washcloth . frethmentt at reasonable price*. cination,” an elegaQt torw-on-tona / schedule*. AUTO — One way $9.25. PASSENGER —One way $6.25. CHILDREN —5 to II cotton terry. Fast drying. Pale-to- (rwytkln, KMumwl la th. Fall Rtfra>|in| Plus S&H Green Stamps . I. ■ pleased to have Mr*. Winnie Lundstrum of Flint. Mrs. Fem MU and Mra. Elsie AUerding with us again. 361 Newtown Ave Battle Creek, Mich. GARDNER'S-The SUPER DRUG i ------ — ~~r„ granacniuirtn. acrvicca were CQldwaler to Attend brid Tueaday. May 25, at Charwas given by Mrs. Watson of । Trailer Rally.lotto. ramping, to utilize the space. hi* paternal grandparent*. tho “With tills change, we will get a much mure functional build­ ing and the contractors are pro­ who wlU visit hl* parent*. Jeff viding Uila al no additional coat. What the new materials will coat here with the Clarks. they will pick up in the labor they will save by not having to work around the old bulldlne. They will Just bulldore the old one down and start from scratch. Tills change should speed Up the construction on Uiat area by about a month." Bay said. The hospital has made ar­ rangements for linen service with the Medical Linen Rental Serv­ ALWAYS FIRST QUALITY • ice. a division of Superior Towel Service from Detroit. "We have made the changeover to the Medical Linen Service, and on Tuesday, the hospital's laundry equipment was moved to the old ActlonRiKl ptant for storage for two months during construction. The storage space has been made available through the generosity of the Hastings Mfg. Co.. which has been outstanding in helping the Hospital during this transi­ tion period." Bay commented. "In fact, their contribution of time, energy and money has con­ tributed a great deal towards making the present expansion program possible." The rest of the construction schedule is coming along pretty well." Bay remarked. "We hope THIS WEEK'S SPECIALS * wna-n was enjoyra uy an. Lincoln's Gettysburg Address1 “l near Freeport and Old Ironsides Lathrop Wing sometime in Sep­ tember. This will allow us to A* we move along into the observance of Michigan Week, let ua turn for inspiration to 'John Kinsey, manager of the World Trade Department of the Greater Detroit Board of Commerce. Mr. Kinsey has written an essay for the current edition of The Backward Glances Detroiter Mog^xlne. and the following is lifted from it: ~. . . How dynamic is Michigan in world progress really? Well, stop for a moment and picture Michigan not as a state, but aa an nation. national_ product, such__a Orangeville, built Uuuuglt co- ,independent ,---—- — I— IIn term* „— of grosa ___________ ____________ operation of the Barry County j nation would rank Uth riches* among all the countries in the world. Rod A- Oun Club are now cum- ‘ "In 1863, Mlchlgaa's gruss jEoduct was more than three-fourths i,of all the Scandinavian ebunli nigrtZiMh N»««17rr ■ um io su per cent or an 800,11 An’*rtca A5 • matter of fact, the only countries outranking SSX nM l» “» S“‘“- «-■ o-m-n,. uniup ki„«. ponds. lw estimates should yield about one-half million finger­ dom. France. Japan, Canada, India. Italy. China and Russia. . . ." Thank you. Mr. Kinsey. lings a year to be dlstrlbuuxl While the prospect of Michigan as an independent nation is intriguing, if for no other reason than we would have the choice the Fall between George Romney and Jerry Cavanagh as king, one doubts City councilmen wiled a if the separatist movement will ever gather much speed. For all of the states of the old Northwest Territory, none t* more closely aligned by blood, sweat and tears to the concept of total democracy than Michigan. In the minds and hems of our people tliere has been such a thing as ' the American dream." and they have been proud to work for it and share in it. Before Michigan . . . . . . became a state—during the Revolution and the War of Office building here on an in­ spection tour during the first 1812—there were a scattered few hereabouts who sensed the magni­ day of 11* opening Friday. The tude of gathering events and struggled to relieve this land from the Building wa* completed well influence of the French and life British. Afterwards, no remote Northerners gave more of their blood and treasure to preserve the Union under Lincoln; and tn subse­ quent wars this became the "Arsenal of Democracy" for reason* transcending the production of weapons. Whatever the United the public library and that last year. 24A86 books were with­ States is. wliatever it may become in the future, our insignia is drawn by patron*. Mias Jean and will be upon it—"Made in Michigan . . ." And not today nor in the future will there be cause tar shame. Sometime during Michigan Week, each of us should find panne widely commended for her care to be grateful for lha privilege of sharing in the abundance which surrounds us. Not just Uie material abundance, although this is important, but the magnificence showered upon us by nature, and the kindliness of a people who have not been spoiled rotten by success. Even Michigan's “new rich" are largely tolerable. It being understood that the ostentatious must end up attempting to impress each other, since there is no public market far their preenlngs and Ku«izd* band played patriotic self-importance. Politically ... . . . this la a state that can produce an Orville Hubbard and bled and conveyed the old ad- a Soapy William* within Ute same era. with the narrowness of one confined to a few precincts and the basic goodness of the other coming on to Influence a national movement toward tolerance and decency. It is not an accident that of all major cities, Detroit has the reputation of being the most progressive in the field of human rights. Thia, too. la par* ot our heritage, a gift from those who had the courage of their convictions al early times. Some outlander* will hold us "corny" daring Michigan Week, for of all the atates, we alone set aside a period during which we recount our advantages and make much of our hopes and aspira­ tions. Well, let them look down their noses. Michigan. My Mlchi- More About- Ira ported Uiat this move was neerssary to enable the hospital to take advantage of an offer by the prune contractors on die amstrucllun project to replace the old laundry building with a completely new building, if U>ey were allowed to knock down the old building Hie original plan called for the laundry to operate all during construction, which would have necessitated maintaining elec­ trical and steam service and keeping the laundry os dust free as possible. Don Hosmer Dies Wl 5-4265 WISCONSIN b MICHIGAN STEAMSHIP CO. 1965 Sailing Snoian BARRY Cleaners 321 S. Michigan Waitings CLIPPER CHARGE IT OR LAY-AWAY ernor U Al I DC ilUKt HUUKd: 0PEN M0N' TUKS ™URS- SAT- ■ > • 9:10 ,tU 5:i0 Wednesday nd Friday Nita until 9:00 pm. �EDITORIAL MAC, tnow Michigan State Unl- an Informal till* Uiat came into veraityi—and. S/77I1P 1 Ream atIon* tar the 78Uv an« rnvmtv. T^AUocatWi nusd Hasting. Hlgb fchod different world After retiring lr. 1922 with the honorary title of Dean Emeritus. Dan Davenport returned to the many contributions that Dean stallar agricultural college hi Bra- Davenport made to cdu.-ailcn ami nil. Unfortunately. a revolution to agriculture, nor to give a listing It? K'«£w home—Woodland - and there wlUi Mra. Davgnport art tied into the life of the community. Retirement. him a* tile acrvlce, llMlf. Although not a flowery speaker. Woodland. fully wpectlng to devote Degree by Michigan Agricultural । rinITrcra hy hv Um University nnlvmdtv of KenKrr.qptng Ute family farm which had College, lucky and U« University ot Ultaoto while Iowa Stoic College conferred dtocipUned by sincere Christian;1 his audience through the careful organization of hla material, logical irgument and sincere manner. He I mK SS2. « » M •• »“'“*■ Pb*ra- 1W71J Dtotrict <Md Fellow meeting and lecturer and gave freely of his rrauwvua-‘ qt Eaton Rapid. Saturday, Juno ami Rutland to raise KLSHAi. time and knowledge . ... B6 .» IK, irtv 5 Fur oil Odd Fellow.. Rebekah-, ■lhe 8 mills will permit the lay­ He obviously enjoyed living again ing of iSoJJSia ta* for ”—-7* rm- TJeHori. on his farm, among old friends and kmou. •ivir-n im.m te m™. 1131.-. >u, .-. ------------neighbors and in the lovely farm 808 for Middleville and $U9ri9 for However, m an oner camo during a lifetime Is an excx-pUonal cepUaial and wonderful character., I to the junior partner of Davenport . & san fnxn the University of 1111- cultural education. Oddly enough. UPHOLSTERING home he developed there known can Aiaoctotton of Agricultural Michigan Slat* University. The tSl—■*. iK* WIaSImh Scientists, and memberships tn the flltnoto and Michigan Academy of In 1W1. Louis Zuroa, a wealthy teaching agriculture and of devdScience, the American Livestock people for careen tn agriculture tlon for tills sort of thing at the lhor» Club of London, England. time, at bath the university and The. Halting! Banner culture al the University of Dlinols. a rather high sounding title for a -College" that, at the time. breeding. HU textbook, "Principles establish, not only separate agricultural colleges but county agriM. COOK, EJIlor half a dozen stiutanut One turkey, and considered a classic in It* field NB HDHDKED AXD sufficient to icrver the entire col- j tlon" and Efficiency for Education" lUJ.ro grade and high schools Even *ome college prmident* were ■UBSCBMWIOK sold on the idea. sembled tor a Thanksgti Uig dinner, jean. after he thought Uiat his carter as AMttICAX KtWirArlR mX’ rr,roiite tkhool District .10 lea'bw acy. 7 of a mill available for township* Duane Jarman Is to b< th* taastw Zlv. Barry C— master for Use bua.uK to be heki The 6J» «iu f've #;J0 m Saturday. June M, at ty SM7AMJW. »ltb ,u“ stwri* Mwnortal Rail, lion. The room/, tentative l»w» Arthur McKelvey to to conduct budget nf |M8.1tL16 would re- Uw btwJnvA# meeting and Keith quire S71AUL10 in Jgral ***<«. I LaucaJiter Is to give tnd invocation. lhe 18 mill* will permit Ua- 'Palmer o-bern «*»*rabX of IllOlt for Ute Inter- snoroe for the silver umivenwy mediate School Boon! cl*M AU townships except three will ----------- •------------get the .7 mttto. Orangwilie <-nl- Odd fellow. Ta Meet snort agricnltural course at scholarship program is arranged 1—Uiu» ■ William Ironside Dies in Scotland After the death of Mrs Daven- Wellraley Ironside rereivsd a to Woodland townahlp a tract of cablrgrani from Scotttand K’.tvirgin maple forest land adjoining ’urday suiting that hU uncle. tinned for ten yean, during which, Uvc Woodland township cemetery :WIlham Ironside. Hl. luvd p,uv«d Welleatoy's father, the tote , time, the original Darts BUI wask which wa* dedicated in her mem- away. . , . .___ _______ <»w. nry a* the Emma Jane Davenport . , Memorial Drove. The establish-11 cause —senator Smith and Con-, men: of lhe Margaret Davenport. Tlk L F. Burkeys were Sun­ grtasman Hughes, both from Gew-, Tukcy Landscape Fund in memory , 1day dinner guests of Uur' Janwa । of tlUi daughter made |»s*lble the | THE FURNITURE BUILDING Wayne Hazel Phono 374-3523 , original beautlficatton of Ute area by Robert Bimmons. one of Ute Davenpwt. go. ta «17 rame th* ItaM tm»- noted landscape architect* of Ute ' formation of Use Davis Bill intol lUne. As Uje dedicatory plaque to t* ' Dean Davenport, himself, was the Smith-Hughes Act of 1617, , unveiled today so truly states. University expected much of their' perwnai friend 01 Dem Daren- premised lhe presidency of a pro- which provided federal subsidies new Dean, but I wonder if even port'* during a period of many poaed new agricultural college to to local high schools for the tewch- ■'nvrough his leudcnhlp and gennitnni— —t - • • • - - ■ ‘ ‘ -- ■ .. ... . . croaity. Woodland Memorial Park they, realized what a tremendous yaara. always considered that one nomica in contrast to lhe Darts! ha* become a place of beauty and dynamo of energy, ability and in- of the most valuable contributions coming a reality. But the Dean refused Ulis offer bill which would have established made by thia distinguished educaHe believed that vocational Cu- separate agricultural schools. Time bom in a log cabin leas than a budiling new college. nation, came when he pioneered a dents, Including farm boys ami ius proven the wisdom of Uns mile from here paid a final tribute At tiw time of hts retirement in movement to procure a complete to the community and the people opportunities of a great university 1993, the Collage of Agriculture hod aoU map of lilinoi*. Soils were and that other student* could teristic modest fashion, gave the 180 fAmity member*, an enrollment and from tills detailed data, a toll away from tlte old friends and nationally known for Ito many neighbors for whom he ivad an contribution* to agriculture. UuuU nmr b. ,1 to,U< ,, enduring regard and. affection. In each locality and for what type Dean Davenport was made a In dosing. I would like to quote «x>Unl » MucUa, wartaMM th, «xc«M vice-president of the University best suited. This Idea originated , An ardent advocate of the county drive and that it was his ene.-gy, agricultural school idea wa* W. M. sincerity, and fluency Uiat averted Ings which is a* pertinent today acting president. It was during thia through with hU customary vigor Hays, former dean of the College defeat. True, the allies he won to ago and which, possibly, give* a highly productive phase of his and thoroughness. If soil borings Of Agriculture at the University of • thumbnail" summitry of his own sistan: secretary of agriculture and mente. logic and impressive record pitlloaopiiy of life. 4H ClUB HORSE SHOW one Club! SUNDAY, JUNE 13 -10 a.m at Butternut Farm ot Douor r3h Four Mlle Rd.. Southwest of Prairieville. RIBBONS b TROPHIES High Poiat TrophvXetltm Admittance Free Lunch on Grounds When Uila project was completed, no state in the Union had a more accurate, detailed and useful set uf facto concerning its land and ■oil rtaourccs than did Illinois. The value of Uris sod map ccn'ccpt wa* universally recognized moved to Washington where, with ot Dean Davenport that rallied public support and the support in a bill providing far a system al agricultural schools, one in each write Ute Snutii-Hughra act, but county sent, ami supported by Fed­ he, more than any other’individual eral funds. This was tn 1907. Dgan Davenport Immediately went act possible. to ^Work in opposition to this I wish there were time here to legislation which appeared dang, r- say something of Dean Davenport's AnoUier index of Uic value of law. In till, fight, he quickly gained tho support of a powerful political approval and generous support ally — Representative James R. given hU college at agriculture by Mann of Illinois, the Republican “Whip" in Congress whose broUier. Uic Illinois legislature. 1 However, acconling to Dr. RuUi 8. 1W7, tarthor . of A thoroughly friend of Dean Davenport and a researdn-d and beautifully written btograpliy of Dean Davenport, he. agrjcultorul education he advocated. After hearing the Dean's argu­ himaclf, felt Uiat his most worthy ment*. Congressman Miuin came fight he mode lo keep the College of Agriculture in the University Davis Bill was kept in committee long enough to provide Ute time to inform Uvc public more fully on What was involved. In pursuance of this objective, the Dean stumped the country, lecturing wherever pos­ sible to educational aaodattona and civic groups. The fight con- i GReaT wit ■What we need as n nation and a people la not simply more knowl- mllity In success. mure fortitude in adversity, more confidence in our fellow men and more faith In the future.’ Thank you for permitting me to say again what a splendid living quiet way. a most impressive in­ you arc dotrm here to honor the dividual. Tlve elder Mr. Davenport memory of a truly great man. never had Uie advantage of a fonrial cducaUon. but. decided Uut lib Sim. Eugene, aliouid have tlve best education tl»t family ftu-xb By Mr/. Leland Hammond could provide. He was tremendously proud of hla son and tho feeling Lent Corners children of Cedar Springs were were in partnership, operating their 300 acre farm. While administering Basil Hammond. * Several from live affairs of the College of Agri­ ivere attended a 25th w-cdduig culture at the University of Illinois, urday evening at tlw Prairieville printed in the Woodland News n town hall Ttscy received many lovely gift*. a The rummage aak beautiful tribute to Ills fattier—not eulogistic, but putting into words what lw fell he owed his father. It reflected an ideal father-son entertained far dinner Sunday Deweer's birthday. Mrs Dora Kitchen of Lowell spent Friday evening wtth Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Hammond and * Mra. Pauline Rogers of Jack- CORNER WALNUT AND S. JEFFERSON HASTINGS NO NEED TO BEEF ... about bills when disaster strikes your property if you’re insured by a Hustings .Mutual Home­ owners policy. Here’s a good itecr . . . let your local Hastings Mutual agent beef-up your in­ surance protection. He’ll he glad io Lull you about it. Call him todayl Authorized Hastings Agent in This Area The Sherwood Agency National Bank Building. Hastiap Phone Wl 5-3972 Authorized Hastings Agent in This Area COLEMAN AGENCY 203 S. Michigan, Hastings Phone Wl 5-3412 sisters, Mra. RuraeU Minor and Authorized Hortingt Agent in This Arco CHOOSE from the LINES they LIKE BEST Mr. Dudley Rogers and Dan of of Houghton Lake called on Mr. SQ95 Sportcoals s24” Slacks Dress Shirts s3l»5 ’5°° Sport Shirts *3S’J4” Neckties ’r°t/250 Jewelry <,<,.,’1" ’5 Swim Suits Robes *5 W Belts T0..^50 Handkerchiefs 59 J100 Walking Shorts & Bermudas *2” J595 Mrfers $695,/18’5 Pajamas *3 WE ARE PREPARED TO SERVE AU FAITHS PRANDSENQ ■ /nsuronce Agency 120 W. State St., Hastinga from Grand Rapid* called on Sunday. CDMPtf IL COMMERCIAL PACKAGE Hanner Adi Benefit YOU I Respect for'ond careful attentiaQ to the details of religious observances Reliabl. Service is an important part of our funer­ $495 w up up Pendleton Garments for Ladies & Gentlemen and Samsonite Luggage, too. ftu* McPkasdiH. Menb. 'UJeaA. E5!Tr>"Drass Well . . . You Con't Afford Not To" Home of "Pend|i!ton’’ Men's and Ladies’ Sportswear 138 E. Stato St. Wo Rent Formol Wear ^bf Phone Wf 5-4174 Since 1928’ al service. We are prepared and equipped to assist in the services MED bTOHAGE aw** of all faiths. court svn.v tqvirran ron am mov tac 10a. largz oa iMau. osz anou op touh PROMPT SERVICE US co t n rmt j nrw nu tn nits ArruAwcz a ruao movixo LE0I1HRD OSGOOD ■junencdJJorne CHARLES H. LEONARD JACK D. OSGOOD Phon* 945-3471 Ut Us Do All Tho Work &#*Wr5-5164 NO JOB TOO LARGE or TOO SMALL Company Approved �THE HASTINGS BANNER—5 daughter of George and Harriot <Cn*brock> Fuller. Bbc attended the Holtnta Schoo) and married Arthur Allerding cf Woodland on July 23, 1814. They were married by the Rev. John W. Freeland, then puw of Uw Woodland United Brethren Church. Mrs. Allerding Dies at Home Here Thursday frw U— » - aa tar aa Freeport to in Woodland until moving to Mrs. Allerding U survived by iuc <!*■wj luwnscna or- —. . *—•• »-w fictated with burial In Woodland UT; e!gh’ grandchildren. and a Memorial Park. »«*r. Mrs. William (Lulu) Hauer ot Woodland. in Cartton West Woodland By Victor Sition l WwtfUag 1<7.|M1 ENJOY CAREFREE ed? Here are a couple that amused u* recently. The tir.l one l» taken from a Barry Coun­ ty publication, the other from a small paper published in Mis­ saukee County: "Help Wanted: Male young man, between 20 and 25. to do time keeping. Must be high school graduate with train­ When you're insured hy ing or experience in bookkeep­ Ing. Apply in person at WOLVERINE'S Gue** they don’t want a lady I —"Wanted: Man with car NEW Boltowner's Policy And for pruning Scotch pine with; . farming experience. C. O. 8.. HwU Covtragw How about it? Have you any Scotch pine with the required liability experience that needs pruning? Medical Faymvnts for Robert Tebo of Edtiiore spent Onboard* . Inboard* • Sailboat* last Thursday night here, the guest of hl* mother, Mrs. Verna Gabriel hl* aunt uaonei and anqjn* aunu Mr* Mrs. Glen uira HASTINGS and In the evening called on the Eldon Ruushe* couth of Hu Ung*. Two dentils In Hastings last week brought sorrow to homes in and around Woodland. Mrs. Brest* Allerding dleu Thursday. Mrs. Allerding Was a Bister of Mn, Lula Hauer of Woodland and lhe • mother of Carl' Allerdlng of Carlton Center. Thurnday evening Charles long died at Leila Hospital in Battle Creek where he had been a patient only a few hours. Mr. Long was a for­ mer resident of Woodland and a brother of Harry Long. Our sym­ pathy 1* extended to all those eaddened by there deaths. Mo. Martha Ballentine of Hastings wa* a dinner guest laat Thursday of Mn .Glen Hendoe and Mrs. Verna Gabriel. * Mr. and Mrs. Victor Bisson attend­ ed a meeting of World Book RepreaentaUvea at BatUe Creek May 25. * Mr. and Mrs. Harold Forman and family of Pruden­ ville wen weekend gueat* of his parents. Mr. and Mrs. George Furman. Bruce Forman of Lan- Parmaleefr BIANKET SPECTAOMR NOW AND SAVE JJL» IHQY Kfi HOLDS AMT Bl ANNE T IP UUOl 3U(- COMVEMIEMI LAYAtoAY at hl* iirandparenu. A son-in­ law. Byron Teaker of Ionia, was a Sunday caller. * Mrs. Charles Hc.-.terly and Mra. Oil men a Sclinibly of Woodland were Sun­ day dinner rumU of their son and grandzon, Byron HMcrly and family. of the death of Claude Cole. 88, well-known by the older re*ident*, on May 20. Mr. Cole at one time lived where the Frank Niethamers now live and moved to Lowell some years ago. Burial wa* in Snow Cemetery near Lowell. * We are glad to report that Mrs. Agnes Scobey, clerk r,~A_S7" * a gteady> recovery recovery from a severe severe * ,lrau irom schalbly a hean alUck * 0corKP INSURANCE AGENCY 219 West State St. "Side of Strand Theatre" 48 FLEURETTE McArthur and the latter* father. Mr. Erickson. of Retnua. and Ml*a Betty turtle, local. * Mr*. Maude Manns of Traverse City I * wa* the guest of her cousins. Mr. | and Mr*. Victor SUson. frcm| Phone 945-4100 Mutual Fund Investment* MQriok and ehil being erected on M66 north of Woodland. Congratulation* to Gordon Johncock. a Hastings resident and former student al Altoft school, who came In fifth in the 500 mile race at Indianapolis last Monday. * The John Puortcnga muck farm on N. Martin Rd. and on Jordan Road is a thing of beauty now a* the long row* of anions, celery and lettuce march majestically across the bUck earth. It win hardly seem any lune at all until the croj in the liancating stage. THERMAWEAVt . . . 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Guests in­ ducted the Dr. Gordan Pinnies, James Radfords, Manin Ander­ son*. Mlns Linds Finnic- and Paul The Methodtai Woman's Society Leaders of Camp Fire Girls Enjoy Annual Cook-Out Mrs. Perkins and Mrs. Carlson are Honored at Party A bridgc-Huicheori held ut the Hotel Hosting* Thuraday at 1 pnt. honored Mr* Norman Perkin* who wUl be moving with her family to codc-out on May » at the YJ^A Camp at Algonquin take, under a beautiful sky and warm «unshU>e. The menu constated of meat cooked <mi hobo Moves with buddy VandcrMer ot Grand Rapids. dewa and Mra. Josej>h Hubert Sroira pc-*'nes baked in foil « Hotxws for bridge went to Mra. Mra. John R. Bratton from Wlnr*..r..n tmci anil Stantake and Daniel Hickel. both to Mr. and Mrs Harry Burke Agnes Ttatfee. Mra. John Ciarey. and third to John vunRels and • Mr*. B. A. LyBarkcr ami Mra Circle*. Carbon. Both honorees received farewell the wedding of a niece ta Lwnsbuc llcious strawberry sliortcake and Sigma Pi fraternity. Saturday. gift*. Marcia Hengesbach entcrtalnpoach shortcake tl a group of frand* for tire Reservations should be called to The btaculL, for U>e sbortrak-* Mra. Edward Smith, Wl 5-2311. were baked to a fluffy goldci • T J ; weekend wt-rn Miss Mary Mortu:; tho bride The bridraroom ta the on Thursday. May 27. Anne* brown In a reflector oven. Alvln °t Chicago. The May meetings for the Cir ­ birthday wa* lhe 36th, and tho I REVEAL TROTH—Mr. and Mra. Alter uttafyln* their •PPHyra. Banadene and Voight Van surprise etanent was a bit hard John J. Jerow. 205 W. Indian ' and , t«TyiWeraM Ctarera ENGAOKD-Mr. and Mra. Don- cles of lhe First Methodist Church Byckle of Barney MUI entertuliw-d half of Uie group b.azcd a «« Appliques of re - embroidered to keep concealed for the ”cx- Hills Drive, are announcing the borough । with designating symbol* which Ky.. arrived Saturday t~» aid R. Norton, R1 Woodland, anst an open house on Memorial Day ^ualn and iamuTuu- nounc* the engagement ot their Aknuon lace distinguished the tra" day. but nevertheless, a 111 engagement and approaching vUHUxir , to honor their daughter. Connie, the remaining half followed. marriage of their daughter. Carol Edward neehuMta. for fivwiy* <taughter Carol Anne, to Ervin and Ed Derry. Dick Van Byckle, Hazel Jerow. and Stephen H. The Harvey Haans and son.'Arthur Lubitz. Jr., ton of Mr. with mock injuries for wh*r»‘ 111-1,Mrs Hasel Hinkley entertained Mary Alice Lockwood and Pragy ai<l tud to be administered; sum ning, tile .Maurice Oatroths. Clink. III. son of Stephen H. John vtaited his mother al Cadi)- »nd Mrs. Ervin A. Lublts of SunSwift who will graduate on June 11. and a chapel train. Janine Ostroth. Elisabeth Park- Clink IT. of Spring Lake and Uie lac Saturday and Sunday. f-rid Mis* Norton will be attend- lhe Magdalene Circle. A devoa* a sling for a broken arm. late Mra Margaret Clink. The 1110 Dr John William* family lnk u>c CBPii°l A c a d e m y of For Ik/v-cri, Uie bride carried a Bandaging of a head wound, .md atcanpiroed Bernard H^k tone Beauty School in Lansing thta Orris Johnson. and bags were birthday couple plan to be married July while csthld. stephanolls and lilies •'»kJp Mary Alice, and wrapping of » 17 in St Rose of Uma Church to Ry raciwe. N. Y. for the Me-1 Fall Her fiance 1* employed with completed tor the migrant workers. granddaughter. of the valley atop a white Bible. two great-grandchildren. Connie Those who attended were Ethel at Hastings _______ mortal holiday weekend Mr Hoc* 1 the Oldsmobile Division of GenMtas July Smith served as maid and Ski. tn UU* year s graduating Miller. Joyce Skedgeli. Leona Bo--birthday of Anne. nas- oevn nere a nunwer oi we»t> । »ral Motor* in Larulne. -No - wed- - a social hour enjoyed. man. Dwth* Cooper. Dawn Tallw. To dote th* season, the Mattel*BUa* Company Cum;>any and and hU his 1 dln< date has been *et. ■ . . the eololst. and Bill Smith ta to। with the Blta* Catherine Barry. Marilyn <*»’-"• bel Circle had a potluck dinner st .-1I1 nww» ® She carried pink and white sweetMrs. Floyd Burkey entertained be the beat num. An Intoerrtlng' .I family jbutil move InrV back tn to Muttn-'* Hastings | the cottage of Mra. Melvin Haight friend from Finland who will be Metha Gray. Elaine Lewi*. Ruth aspending the summer with the Hale. Pal Milts and Mrs Harry day morning for lhe pleasure or WlUaid Smith and Howaru rrex.i toiuw a new*-note name b; T.. . . . . Mrs. Wm. Nrthcry a* lhe Nrth- .wen- beat men at each other’s ‘ tan, pjCAM. w|,o >n< the hapi» Club tO try* an- leaving thia month. ‘ wedding-ao It stem* a bit Ua- iranjnlouicr uho was taopplnc T!m- Senlcr Club of St. Rzkc GO gurat* by Cleone Berry. Boruile of Mr. and I ----------------- ------------- -------------- u-i—.---- . rqr ’* birthday present with her I of m™, Church will meet MonBueiUer. Cheryl Schantz, and Sally ■. V — In—.1. ■ In tK* .... -T Mrs. Waiter SoyJ, Hastings, was trjlitlng at a Boy Scout Camp Mra Allan Hyde entertained the and Nancy Van Syckle, all Class In Maryland. Mra. Eugene Mra. Von Dunn ‘ cntrrtalned Delilah Circle for Its final mroling Middleville’* fi’ipt. of Schools nrer pink taffeta arid carried pink potluck dinner. Devotion* were Mr. and Mra. Ruaerll Benton Earl Vansickle announced that and while swreihrart rases presented Mra. Nethery a gift. given by Mrs Norman Milstead, buses will make their regular runs and a wcta> hour enjoyed It wa* a netahborhood get- J n**' “nd Bruco Kaufman of Canton, on Friday. June 1. and are to re­ wm flower girl. Bill Smith entertained with together at the Chrau-r Stowell’s'a"d h4ck 071 111 e loc,u •cenc’ 111 Bring friends. Ohio, over the weekend, and turn student* io their hamra by also visited Mr. and Mra. Bnicc io am. The T-K AlmnI barupki* Algonquin Lake fW • poduck dlh- Kaufman. Jr., and family of, to be held Saturday, June 5. at Tallmadge where they attended 7 30 pm The T-K’school board After a reotoUon tn the church Hubbard and third went to Mra. tea on Wednesday. Jun* 9. In th* Jun* 16 U> Portage regular monthly meeting. if Honor Graduates At Gathering st R0,e $enior Meet Middleville Alumni Banquet Saturday Marriage Licenses “ ArttO*" MlhTom . State College. Stebbins. Bill Damson, Mike ,of the evening while the hoetesw. tl5BU1Sd. by ,Wc,‘ldril, D,‘£ Memorial’ Day weekeiid. ---- ------- • Clardy. Gary Will*. Denny Kel- served , drasrrt and coffee to the George u vtsitlhg her Forrest Tbbla* arrived home j ly. Rick Haas and John Keefer. . daughter, lhe Bernard Cralglc Monday from a fiahing trip to, Gary, Denny and Rick, who are ।'sixteen guests. 1 family at Pittsfield. Moa* Canada. He reports a good time' sulte-matGi of Don at “K" colMra Cedric Morey entertain- j nie Ow;rKt. cole family of Sunlege. ore «> ue Oi Ute r1 -U*iU,nl°r H“?h tWd were gueste of her parents, wedding, Mikl! Clardy will bo teacher*with a punch party at U;(. [io , Ha and fish were plentiful. o.fcr the her home on W Madison Wed- , ' nesday afternoon lionoring re-1I — • -family - and• The --Rldianl Shuster tiring teacher. Mrs. Harry Bar- ।the J. Franklin Huntley family professional num. । holiday weekend at die Shusters Complete Beauty Training on Lake Michigan. Next week will be a great father and *°n outing, when Harm Wil­ cox with David and Bert Payne hi-foihion hairstyling Mrs. Charles Wark of LaJolla. with Tom fly into Canada to camp Calif, who has been vtalUng1 glamorous wiggory and fish. rtson. in Detroit whlteDr. Work m ^Uie Mc^ial^D^r *wwkend haircoloring-makeup SJSay^l^ a’X ££ HAIR STYLING Visitors from West To Arrive Monday view Motel for u week. j Langcrveld ot KalamaThey are the former Mlam xoo. Young Craig Langervtld had Francca and Etale Holmes of a big time. He celebrated bls sec­ Woodland Mid they are here for ond birthday. Saturday. May 29. the HUB. Alumni banquet. Bat- | and »w hl* first parade, with the urday. June 12th. big bands and iota of horses, down­ .. town InAIfiaUngs on Me mortal Day ■ morning. ’ > I The Leslie Cook* were al Point Raservations now being token for JUNE and fall claise*. LIMITED ENROLLMENTS SmTRjtot. Shannon? M?» Roger celebrating their 20th wedWtaweU and Mra D C French ding nuUrereary WRIGHT IIAUTY ACADEMY Accrwditwd School of Cosmcfolo 140 W. Michigan, Baffle Creel Fhowo WO 4-4010 ran given In their honor Wed- * nreetay: Mra. Paul Faulkner will ««» “ entertain with a lunchton at Gull Harbor Inn Thursday and Mfl an aftiT the Alumni banquet j party will be given by tlte Clay- 1 send information on enrollment schedules without obligation. U» dunk Lake home. .State LEWELLA "Duo-Delight” by gives double control where it counts: tummy, hips, thighs, derriere. 77^0 nylon and 23'e Lycra spandex power net. Ingeniously designed double panels for the natural look. Ideal under knits and slim pants. Concealed detachable Hclanca garters. With Delrin® Garter grips Soft Heianea waist and leg-bands. Tailored picot-edge top. White only. Dtatal Detroit mg meeting. The group enjoyed pictures of Mary Alice Lockwood’s BumiXKT in Writ* nd -n,. cud* «* CTiiwWhrt of Mra. Jacob Bender. Devotions K«llt MscKaiub. Hulls*! Tory UikudMi. 0tu4 B Martos MsKlbfea. Hull**! Dcaald Carroll. CMulotu Josa Tovauad. NukviUa Zippers Should be Used With Discretion 33 Nylon flppeni arc used and the program which centered were filled. Mra Han Stamm entettelned Ute Tamar Circle with a poUuck cusslon ot the Spanish American Study. Mra George Elliott was » guest of the Circle. The Abigail Circle was entertallied a: the home of Mra Roy Hubbard. A devotional program cottage on Friday, June 11, for it* strain. special problem conducted by This Graduation give him the newest timepiece Personal Mention In textiles, clothing and related arts at Michigan Stale Unlver- turned Saturday from * 10-day trip to Washington, D. C, when Nylon zippers were designed to they vuited the Atenj Riders. 111 rem*tn for “ be lightweight, self-healing and The day before leaving they at­ tended the National Symphony R,,.nmjn n. 'fih.,? arrive Orchertra concert ta Battle S“o,.*5LXl making them more nephew, Robert Holkwray. and Mr. and Mrs. H.vrvey Burgcm ner party for them at the Richard were Sunday and Monday guests Cock and Finnic Wall Lake cot­ tages Saturday evening. Other BurgtsKcs, of Otsego. and acders. who will soon be celebrating services nt Covert, the boyhood their 50th wedding anniversary. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Williams, .Phone City U U-. K- Wednesday. May 28 Mrs. Leslie Lockwood entertained Lulu beth Cooley. Mr. and Mra. H. J. Edmonds, al) of Hastings: Mr. Mrs. Stem suggest* that the consumer exercise discretion when using the nylon zipper. Her sludy ihould be considered. Ing point, and therefore. Nylon zippers also have a tendncy to separade under strain. ucvTiM VKtnni since 1664 for dinner at. Gull Harbor Inn. While la Washington, lbw and U>e Alan Rldert attqnttod a Uanal Symphony. They atoo at­ tended a concert by . the Marina Band at the . Marin* Barracks In Georgia be Inspected quanto* white ironing If handled white That was the year they put the balance wheel Into the watch and started watches ticking. Now the tick tock Is obsolete. After 300 years, it's been replaced by the tiny Accutrorf tuning fork which keeps time through vibrations. The result: a very faint hum and the most precise wrist time­ piece ever.Accutron guarantees’average monthly accuracy within 60 seconds. We'd say this is the perfect gift of time. ford: Sue Butler. Vincent Smith. Kennedy Memorial in Arlington sure ta applied. When applying a nylon tipper and Mra. Ernest Ruthruff. Jr, the Mltchlng line must be folRoger Whiting and two daughtinned at Gatlinburg, Tenn., and Myrtle Beach. N. C. Caryl Hoffman. Augusta: Mr. and family of Durand spent the Special care la recommended and Mrs Vern Bivens. Naahvltte; Memorial weekend with his for maximum mttafactlon with Mr. and Mra. Emlo Ruthruff, Sr, and granddaughter of tho nylon zipper. Mrs. Stem sug- mother, Mra. May Chenoweth. Cloverdale: Jock Edmonds. Kala­ 1. Close zipper before washing. mazoo: Mrs. Arthur Standtoy, Wall Lake. L Treat aa a synthetic fabric. guarta at the 25th wedding an­ Douglas Stowell came homo niversary cciefaraUon tor Mr. Friday evening from Ann Arbor Other Ladies' and Men's A QE BULOVA WATCHES from Hodges Eitobliihed 1931 jewelry Ph. Wl 5-2963 vltet on Saturday evening- ter Stowell*. to North Muskegon to visit the Robert Stowclls, Sat­ urday pm. Returning to Hasnpolls with friends to attend the cleaning. 5. General role: Vse minimum brat, with minimum pressure liauser, Jr. of Naatwilie i»ve tag. HaMings. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hewitt flrat Bump (tew home Saturday from rival of their — — grandchild. —-— Escondido, Calif., where they A daughter was born to Mr. and spent the past two weeks with1 Mn>. Lindon (Carolyn Hewitt) their uncle and aunt, Mr. and! Daniels of Novato. Calif.. We^ ;nesday. May X. She wetghedN Ladies Long-Leg & Extra Long-Leg Swift) arrived Sunday. May 30. Ing her daughter. Ute Vcryl from Riverside, Calif »5” HMrVlew HOW TO FIND YOUR SIZE, Walil Si** is-id* 27-28' 2P40' 31-32* s M L XL The Bonnet & Gown Shop /.Alma Fingleton Hastings SPEEDY WASH and COIN-OP Laundromat A very special Travel Card to symbol­ ize th* very spacial courtesy and con­ sideration wo .how the ladles we serve. y™r ha,ban'1»o arrange for a Ladies Travel Card for you. Or, stop in yourself when you’re ln our neI . borhood. We’ll be pleased to see you. Leonard' PROFESSIONAL DRY CLEANING URVICE North Gun Lake Cota-Op Orm 5»00 a.m. • 10 p. JACK ECHTINAW'S SERVICE 31° N. . W| 5.5073 �Mrs. Babcock |[7" .' ii j. Of Nashville Dies Monday Funeral sotvImw ftr 'iliea We mu* be there n 0 *l«IPP«d with ctoantaff »!» died at e pm. Monday, t Annual Problem for Shoreline Owners : Honor students In Class of 182 M.'Nl'«ii Barry Museums i Listed in New “ State Directory tew... C&n^Tasiartate 'dlrector°m the i !. ind^Mr «nd*J holder of Mt the Bumwretha' ___ A,kwK “r »nd Mra. Wood and *oo» and Mra. Leon Babbitt and Uo <lu “»wnpanled to the Honor* College al Michigan State m<xUnK J- B. Tunmbui and University. * i R- C. Hennte, president and vice u.._ . president ot the Thornappie One hundred and eighty-two •enters are to receive their high acitaol diplomas at this time. The fallowing named Senton. arc to be graduated with high honors ia grade point average of I AO or hlgiier!; Lorna Lorraine Ainsworth. By Mn, Albert Green Sherri Lee Bakcr. Shirley Ann Blough, Donna P. Colby, Marsha Ann Groff. Gloria Jean Hecht. Randall Jay Hcwlu. Sandra J. Hough, Archer L. Howard, Jr, John F. Hum, Joyce L. Jackson; Moore are (tains Quit William J. Bchilhaneck. chair Barry Belecllv wmee Board, announces the appointment of Dr. w. R. Birk, Hastings, as a medical advisor to the local board. Tnr nisTTwas bannir—i tak« Odessa Lions Baoc^taureMe exerejM Baocataureate nwlm for <»■ the>>.. I President, Preaident. Frevest Forrwit Mitehell; Mltrhell, rice vice : -pho HistaricM Scene/ of ? Lakewood High School preudtnu. Edward Cowiey, Wail .\ucnigan has pubiUtaxl a guide xt11! < h” 8und*{-June «• *bbo“ and Don McLi«xi; seore- [o ntMoric utes J ’ U'r ncw hlih U’ hUt?r> ’gymnauutn ’ iS'nuznl* r« to. two >cars.; ctdlid a Journey into TIm: Pm* ,o the CaJT Max IJcc^er: Iton 16 booklet luta nearly Senion ell) be tlu lt»v IVmunl -Tlwona* on.1 ml .. .. . W. FricMu U( the Sunfield . twteur. John Henry. ’ in 5& counties in Michigan. Chureh• Dr. R. L. Paine of 11m: Them- ' uKS' *?** aub and zone June fa rtTpra Jkorn'Kit lhe *0**»Bn« of- Name Dr. Birk Medical Advinor To Draft Board tho daughter of Francis TiTd Nancy <Hlck>. Buckner She »u u-xi married to Harare Babcock Sept. 27, 1905, In Bentonia. Slw was a member of’ the Evangelical United Brethren Church and the VFW Auxiliary Mrs. Bahmrlr t. i Name luikewood ! inlormaUon to the Warning public. It Hsu tho location of each museum and alto; special direciloiu; hours opined to the public; admisdon for* and a Hubbard Hills Un» Vmile of Maron and WU- Etta Kinmil of Bcur Uta, and Mra. Mary Wooirklgeof Wyndocte; a brother, Gene at White Cloud. 15 grandchildren and fight great grandchildren. Give a Musical Gift regbtrant* a dlaq Balltying defect. Dr. A. B. Gwinn, Dr. Raymond O Pinnie. and Dr. BvmU L. Phelps are also medical advisors to tlic board, all'three physicians assisting tho Board for many yearn. • Dr. Gwinn served during World War II and Dr*. Finale and To the Graduate reappointed al that time. This Lake Odessa By Mn, Dan Peterfnan Classic Will Bring Out Your Best Folk Slug Visitors at the Dan Peterman home Saturday "and Bunday were lhe Marlon Shades and Uie Dale Shades of rural Lowell. Mrs. Velman Johnson of Grand Ledge, the Harlan MacDowell family of Farmington, the Roy Erbs. Mra. Wayne Shade and Linda, the William Groffs of Plymouth, and Mrs. Raymond Gutierres of AlTlie 42nd annual Head Llvlngxton. Joyce A. Root, Vicky Lee Sherman, Dennis D. Smith, Gary‘A. Bmltb. James D. StoeL Marjorie M. Tnuma and Larry J. Vojtech. The following Senior* are to be graduated with honors—(a grade point average of 3f»-».48); Michigan e periodic, puzzling die-off of alevives along the lower Great Lakes has started again. Windrows of the dead fish have been washed ashore recently in the St. Clair rivet system ami the Thumb area along Lake Huron, clutter­ ing miles of beaches with a springtime eyesore. A lew ifc losses, which are especially heavy in these two parts of Bulling, Bonnie L Carter, Claire the stare, are expected to also occur up and down Lake J. Chapman. Peggy j. Cooley, Michigan’s shores this spring. The annual die-off of these Bonny Lee Everett, Ginger L. members of the herring family remains a mystery, but Plgel. Alan C. Goodemoot, Mar­ teseaxch efforts are being made by fish biologists to solve sha R. Grinage. UVon R. Hamp, Janke M. Healy, Linda M the situation. Meanwhile, the alewife problem leaves James; shoreline owners with an unpleasant cleanup chore. The Melody L. Johnson. Nancy A. best thing they can do is simply rake up these fish and Leak, Linda M. Meyers, Paulette bury them. Alewives coake excellent fertilizer so this work is not all lot naught. ->Mich. Dept, of Conservation Barryville Mrs. Rotyrt Herman took a group of Naahvtlte Naxarcnn Young People to a Zone Rally at lhe Sturgis Church of the Naa- ass** Mra Herald Hununell. *6950 WHITE'S Richly polished mahogany Classic »S5-00 Beginners Classic *42.50 Photography WEDDING PHOTOGRAPHY Music Center Nashville Saxuniay. I Chicken & Spare Ribs come and Dr. A. E. Dahlman 0etM D.C. Chiropractor 128 W. Canter St. Hasting! Phone Wl 5-3394 Th® Superette 105 N. Mlcklfw —OPEN DAILY— 9 A.M. to 11 P.M. Rich in Tradition Folk Music Wide Range Johnsons, and they enjoyed a’ cook-out at Use Johnson couage I Of Messages wedding rings Class officers are: President, Rod Lake; vice president, Ken Carr; secretary. Sandra Hough, and treasurer, Shirley Blough. The me&tngc of folk music langvs in luunan exp?riaice all tile way from aocial protret to Mrs. Elgin Totten and son. Alan, lullabies, and in inatrumcat* Dance Club will iioid (heir final of Olivet were recent visitors of from African drums to Soottteh bagplpca. . John A. Flower, aaeociato dean Widrlg were Mr. and Mra. Fred of The Utdrarauy ' of Mp-fagy^n tumuiuii Marvin Frrcatotic will Weinert of Lansing. Mra. Wid- School of Music, explains that ng w entertained for Ua Me­ ' Folk mu*Ic ia direct musical morial weekend at the home of cxpTMBKm. and to far Rm cocMr. and Mra. tr-------- - “ cerncd with theory and with Iodo Oluo. andI au.-t-.dtd the Mo, niccUai i.al.the.Hlhallcid'Fqg, thl cuneij. ;. brooder Vtsiung Mrs Eda-ard'XTfRs. U a ; comas stylistically complex lhen It probably reusea Io be folk ...w I.CUVM, IW MUKO-, Mfl music and moves over intoUw -w ™.;-.- ut________ Lucy CUuk of'IYaverao City, and her daughter, Mr. and Mra. Don­ ald Davenport and two children ample, for a civU rl&llta protest, of Owcrutxxv, Ky. They atoo group tn ttreuk into ttat opmiqg called on Mr. and Mra. Freeland chorus at Bach's MagnUlcaV. But ‘We Shall Overoorae* comes out naturally." Mower toys both folk music and art music aerrt - - * ment funettans but, She’s following a great tradition - the name Attained auures that! It's the oldest, largest fingmakcr in America - has by far the widest choice of exquisite, traditional designs. Do let us show you. They start for as little at $8. Gilmore Jeweler • 102 E. Sate •*: ISE Wl 5-5316 BRIDE’S LOWEST PRICED FROST-PROOF 2-DOOR IN FRIG IDAIRE HISTORY! 01010200015353010000010001480100010000010023000201023100890202 Come SET 101 Sa. 138 W. State Wl 5-4214 in There was a large attendance at Uie Yankee Springs Church Sunday, May 33. The Cltoral- Christopher P. Van Antwerp^ Nancy E. Van Buren, Terry L. Wieland and Carol A. Wilson. The class valedictorian is Miss gcrald Park in Grand Udgt Mr. and Mra. Leslis Daniels * Gloria plcnic Hecht, daughter 8“^-of Mr. and Mrs. Theron Hecht, of R1 Lake Odessa. The salutatorian Is Miss Jean Jordan, daughter of Mr. and Mra. Theodore Jordan of Rl Wood- Ji tlrwhon, precision frMl.ng. Im loot «wktf. Urconwwuled Hd Burd ley Finstruiu and their da, 5r'o*Sod“LJ£.^TS,“ luck dinner at noon. Bring' table terrIce. beverage, rolls or sand­ wiches and dish to pass. ♦ Mr. WeinerU of Lenzing. xnd Mrs. Morgan Inman and Nancy Jo of Plymouth spent the Memorial weekend with lhe Floyd Baxters. By Mn. Burr Fautll Battle Creek colled on Uwlr uncle and aunt Mr. ami Mrs. Albert Green. * John Strange a u ti» Medical Faculty. * Barbecued wrtllng Ums Historical Michigan. Cino Center, llanaing, Mtehgan. The Historical Society of Michigan is a non-profit memberahtp organization devoted to HASTINGS - Mere 945-3967 hu tnxhCT-bvUW. Birman, Sr, who u a surgical JtaUcnt at CouununJiy Hcapital. Bottle Creek, on Sunday. Paul Bryant is xreuperatlnir from eye-surgery which lie un­ derwent in Grand Rapid*. The Garrett Ishams Joined tta? Roy Finstroms and their daurh- Red Cross Swim Classes About Full Hastings Youth Council Sum­ mer Playground Director Lewb Lang reports more than 300 boys and girls have enrolled for Come TOUCH the sliding shell! ------------ Ironside Agency IHSUIAHCI 101 lion*. AU ctajaa for beginners have mt> filled. Tuesday there were 10 openings for those desiring mteniwdiate te&sons i openinns for advanced (Great Graduation Gifts at Clevelands!! Graduation is just around the corner. So if you have any male-type grads on your list . . . stop by. soon. You'll find a great selection of gift ideas. Everything from ties to travel kits, shirts to shoe-shiners. Luggage for going-off-to-college, too! Cleveland’s Store for Men and Boys. 130 E. State. Hastings. Advanced Frost Proof loodkeeping! Accident A SickaeM ■ Lif. ' HotpHaliittion Fire • Liability Pheno 945-9425 Compare \ FRIGIDAIRE ' Hunter Killer Groups' ’is a ternvuaed by lhe Navy to des­ cribe combatant vessels used far the detection and destruction of runny submarines. . ■ — - - Model FPD-12TJE 12-1 cu. ft.== (NEMA standard): Uou'll love our J baked goods NO WONDER THE JET ACTION WASHER DECORATED CAKES . . . IS SELLING SO FAST! Crsdustion, birthday, wedding and shower cakes. 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La among Uie 300 Fmtimen initiated Into Uie Michigan Suite University Chapter ot Phi Eta Sigma. Uie national Freshman mtn'* honorary. To be Initiated, Modests must' have a 15 KbolasUe average f<* I at Irasl one term during their first > ear. Phi Etn Sigma, founded In 490 to encourage good acholarahlp among Freshmen mm. Iiaa chap­ ter* at many major American collegia and universities and also provides bcveral graduate fellow­ ships. for Ha members. MSU*a I chapter, founded in 1964. la the I wund largnrt in the US, It provCdfti tutora for the all-Unlverslty I tutorial service. at adverthed by MORT NEFF "Michigan Outdoors” during sneethesla or surgery The procrm must not be stopped until a piiyaleian Ln a hospital can supply treatment to re-cr.tobluh tho circulation. This may in­ clude lhe use ot drugs or special Guide -to Roi m Michigan Thia book contains guides Io Michigan’s Lakas • List ot Michigan’s W3 camping arm . with over 18,000 alias • Scenic Stats Parks $ • Harbors map and fluids • 24 •«'/ • Ski hills • Canos trails • WatertaH map • Smalt ATrout watara • How-to-raad a map • All Information keyed to M 2-color ptaa Gat your Guida to Fun at COLEMAN AGENCY INSURANCE 203 5. Michigan, Molting. Rh. Wl 5-3412 Closed Chest Resuscitation Very Effective 2030 Where else but in o JEWELRY STORE will you find their tovoriie gifts? We hove excellent selections of best known jewelry, leother goods, rate of 25 percent In a compre­ hensive series o< 1470 palienta were cited by the American luggoge. glossweor. chino, etc. it's the best place to shop lor a gift for boy or girl graduates. WATCHES - WALLETS - ELECTRIC SHAVERS RINGS - COSTUME JEWELRY for Girli and FASHION JEWELRY for Boys SAMSONITE LUGGAGE Join MILLERS Charm Cldb Today! Come In and Pick Up Your Membership Cord For EVERY CHARM YOU BUY ... You Will Receive ONE FREE Equal to tho Average Price. The Michigan Heart Aaaocla- • tlon. beginning Ln July. 1062. lias taught about 35,000 men which includes policemen, firemen. life-, guards, ski patrolmen, highway patrolmen. nurses, doctors, dentuts, electricians, laboratory tech­ nologists. funeral directors, pluir- JEWELERS Expert Watch and Jewelry Repair Take Your RADIO SOUND But. at Mirkl«»n. Probat. Co«r| HASTINGS-BARRY COUNTY RADIO STATION Comet Music - News - Sports - Weather It’s a special break for year-end bargain hunters! We’re jumping the gun on our annual clearance—offering sensational savings a full month ahead of schedule. Now’s lhe time to enjoy the 100,000-mile champion­ ship performance of the fabulous ’65 Comet—with the model of your choice priced for right-now clear­ ance! Top value for your trade-in and long, easy terms! Hastings ELECTRIC IAL IT... YOU'LL FIND IT ON Commercial b Residential -MUSIC Installation & Repair H General Electric Appliance! Bargains in Used Appliances, too! MAHLER MOTOR SALES 1320 N. Mkhigu Huliw Wl 5-2479 119 W. State Hastings Phone 945-2866 County �Saxon Golfers Win Hastings Lone Loop Title Reynolds Earns ! 1963 when they allot a 320 at:West Central, as Alma waa de­ Ionia, beating 8t. Johns which fewted kt GreenvIBe Thursday, liad a 328. Carl Petenton and 17-4. Alma had suffered only one Tom Reynolds were on that Blue; previous defeat, to Grand Iredge. Medalist Honors At Alma Course Hdtoball Team Nipt Ledgert, 3-2; Track Team Finithet Lail In final Weal Central Confer- ,“uUn«!1 High School Golf U am tamed Uie A1 in a Country Club course to win the Baseball team 'rcond in the circuit, the --------- > W-S UVcislon to Uie Ledger* while the Track team finished last fa Uie loop mnel at Ionia. with M2. ‘TJL SS’tn^he St. Johns, the defending cham­ ether two on Uw :963 foursome j ti^ee of pion, finished third with 2M. were Rod Miller and John Cle“ Greenville had 380, Charlotte. 373, went. in 1962 HaaUngs finished third with 246 led by Jock Hop- ,u ™ns and Ule *ln’ K , kins with 81. Ron Miller had 90. | Mike Anderson started off for Lake wood 423. Tom Reynold*, one of the three nolda B7. Seniors on the Saxon's starting founome. wa* medalist for the The 1965 champlonaitlp was cox's double. In the second in­ meet with a terrific 77. Tom determined on the tournament ning Jerry Walters singled and carded 38-39 fur his low score. and dual matches. Hastings had came home on a teammate* a perfect record, winning all double. That ended the Comet* scoring, although they threat­ seven official duals. ened in Uie third and fifth. Hastings' SUre O’Donnell tripled fa lhe first timing but Heatings had finished second In tile league tournament In 1064. scoring 33T while St- Johns scored on lhe Grand Ledge diamond then Coach Jock Ctareyn lad* 331 on their own course. The victory gave Hasting* a tie Hastings won its first league Dick Hamm walked to start golf title fa modem history In for second with Alma in the the frame, then Ronald Hayden, Paul Lublenieckl and Dave Wil­ liams rapped out consecutive single*. O’Donnell filed ‘out to center -then Steve Allerding singled, ueff Kimmel walked and Allerding waa cut off attempting to go home Hastings got nine hit* of! the Comet hurlen. 1 • Show Saturday at w. . J WAfitAm II Ill'll n Cbieril It lit II. ; Finish One-Two equipment, alee ping bags. mw£|‘ I tresses. heaUn and many C l,p“ f0T camping. I Atwther .pectaj feature will tn- j ,alm Report Limit Cotch In All-Big Ten The nth annual Family Camptng Pliid Day and Show will be held Saturday. June 5, al Western Michigan UnlveraUy'X Kan ley 1 dude a display of books, pamph- . F— 1*‘»- n^ps. guides, and other Motel 8t Cabin* on Drummond (**> “^fagan athletic trama ttoliterature on family camping. . mlnated the Big Ten fa unofflSpecial aid* for planning tripa j men laland, and were lhe firat fisher to come fa with their Umit uVlra wl .wilt »l<z> tv. avnilsht^ mm tn mmr >n with thrlr limit Tt»e «how. expected to be the I W win auo icaiurc - ------ - the Michigan Family Camping I Ths thow starts ax 9.30 am. Association wll] be consultants. and will continue all day. There! M*C^ 5. S balket^ Anyone Intonated tn camping U no charge and everyone b can get valuable information on welcome captain of the University of Son Baaed on a point total of 10-1 awnping and camping equipment. I Tom Slaughter .and Archie lha1 won lhe . from nrxl to tenth place Mich­ New rampers can get first-hand Potter o’f the Western Michigan N IT- ln-1949| igan rame up with 102 total CHECK OUR HOME Cr PROPERTY LISTINGS PJi^WEEK Ing into Uie fifth then they ral­ lied for five runs and enough to defeat Alma. 7-4. The score by innings: HASTINGS ....M3 0M 0—3 9 1 point* In 12 tporu Illinois with 11 sports had a percentage mark of 650 and 616 point* with Wtecontfa next on a 12-*port basis BOWLING Saxon Golfers Defeat Comets by Frank Claus* AMF Staff of Champions A Wide Choice of Homestand Real Estate of All Types A NICE BUNGALOW IN THI FIRST WARD, ha* living room with fireplace. two bedrooms, kitchen and bith. and utility room, new gas furnace and new roof, for ----- ......____ ___ $6,300.00 .njbo.Qff A RIAL GOOD HOME IN THI VILLAGE OF WOODLAND, modern, good location and he* been marked' down (or quick sal*, a bargain St ....................................................................................... $5,250.00 ON WOODLAND ROAD, clot* to Hastings on 1 'A acre lot. a real good Itome. has big living room lit-. _ xntr. __ ■ 1.1.-*__ .__ i____ i___ 1 ------ n _ nt. J. .11 s...u __ .___ -- a large beautifully landscaped yard, all in A-1 condition for ., --$27,000.00 A GOOD HOME IN THE FOURTH WARD with two bedroom* upstair* and down * living room. i‘ • $7.500.00 WE HAVE TWO CABIN$ ON CLOVERDALE LAKE 6 M-43 AT CLOVERDALE, will tell or rent; AND OUT ON GREEN MEAQOWE NO. 1 an (A) frame new home, ha* two bedroom* upstair* and there i* room for two more bedroom* up, alto '.'j bath, and down.’living room, 13 x 24' with fireplace. Mt in brick wall, dining room kitchen with coppertone stove, ceramic complete bath, utility room. $11,500.00 A NEARLY NEW HOME IN THE TAFF|I ADDITION, hat three nice bedroom* and full bath and gat, attached two ull lot and *11 for .. $13.60000 A VIRY WILL KIFT HOMI IN THS 3rd WARD, nor tehcolt and churchet. suitable for either a large room, kitchen and full bath, hardwood floor* throughroom. with kitchenette, and freezer, three car garage. .$20,000.00 A REAL NICE APARTMENT HOU$E IN WOODLAND, two apartments ------------ ... .$11,000.00 95-ACRE FARM IN HASTINGS TOWN$HIP. wlth bou»e with six room* and bslh, Michigan again won five championships as In 1963-64. Thl* year1* title* came ta foot­ ball, hfiyketboll. wrestling, gym­ nasticsand tennis. In addition, although not counting in these figures, the Wolverine* won the Ledge. Stephen Young* posted the only Saxon win, defeating Gary Friedman 6-2. 2-6, 6-1. In the other singles, Steve Palmquut defeated Dennis Storrs. 7-5, 6-0. and Doug Shaw In doubles. Doug Bari beau and Jim Osman defeated Jim Cham­ bers and Chuck Guenther. 6-2, 6-1, and Mike Lee and Roger Priebe defeated Page Barden and On the basis of Spring sports JuM completed, the Wolverines totaled 37 pofats »tth Uie Spar­ tans again tecond with 29 and Track at Hasting* High hit a new low Wednesday night of Wolverine pointe included 10 for tennis and nine each for baseball, golf and outdoor track. l«hed 8th in their eight-school Ionia won the meet with 40 points, followed by Grand Ledge with 38, Greenville with 24. St. Johns with 22. Charlotte with 20. Lakewood with 18 and Alma with Hastings failed to win a tint second fa that event. Dave Wil­ cox took third fa the 220 and Tom Payne third In Ute 120 high hurdle*. Wilcox was fourth fa the 100 yard dash and Jim Wal- Payne wa* fifth in the low fifth fa the high Jump to account for Hastings' 16 point*. Harold Old* of Grand; Ledge ..$22,000.00 IN THI FIRST WARD. has two large bedroom* with large elotet* up. alto full bath up. and down­ stair* >. flying room, with fireplxa, dining room, kitchen with axhautt hood, nice basement with MQII UnlveraUy faculty will be charge Mid they will be «M6Ked' jyllClUSdlL illoU equipment including tenia, tent by Harry Borden. President of C about equipment and the old campent will see new Family Camping I information other tied with Olds tunning the century In 10 seconds Hat to wa* only iwo-tenths off his 220 standard uf 222 and anchored the 880 relay team to a 1:336 winning performance. Doug Baribcau Jumped 20 feet. 7t« Incite* for a new long Jump murk and Uie Comet mile relay­ team won that event fa 3:276 Al Anderson of St. Johns set a meet record going 5 feet, 10b inchM fa lhe high jump. Why Bowling Instruction? Bowling has become the greatest participant eport of all time. Experts estimate that more than 89,000,000 people are enjoying the game today. This number includes men. women and yohngstera of all ages. Yet, our bowling center* versial subject. There are too. acrosa the nation are crowded many self-acclaimed instruc­ with bowler* who are suffering tor* who don't know how to poor or mediocre score* for the detect and correct a fault and lack of good fundamental bowl­ aecond. the bowling styles of ing Instruction. To these peo­ professionals are passed on to ple bowling instruction ha* be- the novice and average bowler mme increasingly mote impor­ by these same aelf-stylcd in­ tant and necessary. structors. When any bowler It la through the distribu­ copies the stylo of a "star" tion of Instructional literature bowler his or her game will that the millions bowling today suffer appreciable. Develop can receive help and advice vour own style- and stick with from professionals. It. providing you do not vio­ . Bowling Instruction has al­ late tho fundamentals of good ways been a somewhat contro­ CHICKEN BARBECUE at the New 4-H Livestock Barn at the Barry County Fairgrounds Saturday, June 5 sp.m*m's*p.m. Adults - $1.50 Children under 12 - 75c Phone 945-3524 for Reservations A Memorial Dedication of the new 4-H Bam ta Arthur Richardson at 8:00 P.M. —Speiwered by Ik* Caritew Grange— WHEREVER YOU GO .SI2.SOO.OO A NICI BUNGALOW ON GASKILL ROAD AT Ml DDLS LAKI, he* living room, large kitchen with nii.it jump •* tic tank and drain field, children go to Altoft School hodl........................................................ ..$7,500.00 ANOTHER BEAUTIFUL HOME AT ALGONQUIN LAKE. Igrse living room with fireplace.’carpet ar« drape*, three nice bedroom*. bath and Vi wllh double v«nlty, stall 50 foot dock, for ........................................................................................................................ $26,000.00 A REAL NICI BUNGALOW all on one floor, ha* living room, two bedroom*, kitchen with dining space, full basement, amomatlc ga* he*t, and ha* attached garage, for...........$9,500.00 AN EXTRA NICE HOME AT ALGONQUIN LAKE, all on one floor, with large living room, with fire­ Mace. three nice bodroom*, ha* a bath and Vi bath, utility room, kitchen with bar and ha* dining soeca, built-in stove and own, and garbage dltpoul. beefed with hot water fired oil burner, alumi- an for u.----$20,000.00 TWO COTTAGES ON CLOVERDALE LAKE with 210 fee* on lake frontage and the lot h 200 feet deep, lot l» right on M-43 and Cloverdale lake, fumithlns* with a few exception* go with the cottage*, each ha* living room, one bedroom, dining space and shower bath, small cottage has living room. SIXTY ACRES OF BARE LAND excepting one small lot for mc-yd suu -S6.000.00 BUSINESS LOCATED RENTAL FROFIRTY In good busineu district which rents for $150.00 per mo. for . $1,400.00 A REAL GOOD HOME IN FREEPORT, has four bedroom* and lot* of closet room, up and down, living garage, lot* of shade, corner lot---------- ------------- —------------------------------------------------------- $7,200 A REAL NICE VERY COMPOSTABLE HOME IN THE FOURTH WARD HA$TINC$, ha* two (carpsted bedrooms up and down, a living room, one bedroom, dining room, kitchen, full bath, full basement, with gas heat, garage, is Insulated, and ha* *torm window* and screen*----------- $8,500 A REAL SWETT BUNGALOW IN THE SECOND WARD.with living room, dinette, two bedroom*, kit- BUNGALOW ON M-37 WIST Of TOWN, on running water, ...$1,500.00 ANOTHKR GOOD BUY IN THI 4th WARD,.Hatting*, he* two nice bedroom* with clo*et» upii and down one bedroom, living room, dining room, kitchen and W bath down with full bath SI 0.000 A RIAL GOOD. YEAR 'ROUND HOME RIGHT ON LEACH LAKE, ha* living room, three nice bedroom*, dining end kitchen room* combined, bath, ha* redwood tiding, good well, lot It 50 ft. wide, run* from water'* edge to highway, ha* permanent dock and a pontoon boat and a 16 ft. steel fishing boat, heater and electric range, Ihl* place ha* only been built a few year*, all for ...$12,600,00 H0-1D. DASH — Woo by OU> H.); S-*eM (14 i 3-Wlk«x (Hi : 4 nil*; S-Icnl*. *:J1 FIXAL SCORE: John Biedenlrarh. third txurman on tho Michigan State Flfat St Mattlwws Clam State champion*. VACATION CLUB If you want to go away with peace of mind next year . . . Join our VACATION CLUB now—You'll never miss the small deposits... and you'll welcome your vacation next year. Wl NOW HAVr LIINAAR •$ PLAT ON BIG CEDAR LAKE. VERY REASONABLY PRICED AND WILL SIU ON LAND CONTRACTS. A GOOD HOME CLOSE IN IN HASTINGS, ha* two bedroom*, hall and full bath upstair* and down or^ bedroom, living room, dlnlnf room, kitchen and toilet Mot, ha* baiement with new gs« furnace, new water heater, Ntuoted on Vi lot. for —-------------- ------------- --------------- 5.250.00 DUE TO RECENT SALES WE NEED NEW LISTINGS: HASTINGS SALESMEN Carl Niolhamor Homo Phono Wl 0-3004 Richard Slocum Homo Phono Wl 5-S856 WREEL HORSE, OF COURSE Now mowing'* fun, and fatter, too. This 4-wason tractor ca*e* all lawn and garden tasks. Test-ride? Call: E. L. CARPENTER HARDWARE 142 C. Stalo St. Phono Wl 5-2983 MEMBER: Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Friendly, Neighborly Service for 78 C.onlinuout Yeart We w ant to be your Banker \ �and Dwight Mtar with uaang Georg* and Ann Hamaty, tournament launched with nrtnnirrtrtiW used at 6:30 to pt play under­ third vata Oha; way. Dow gross honors want to Harvey Slater, former HOC club ehamp with a 77. Second tow a foursome hitting a shot on the Hastings race Fans, just as others throughout the Nation, tee And than hitting alternate have always been interested in the 500-Mile Indianapolis classic, but Monday brought the greatest thrill lo regular tans lien Carr and Jlrn Spoon with 80 Tresaa Belfield and Scott Cleve­ land with a 4g. Tied tor second and ibiMtMnd* of others when Gordie Johncock brought his loadslrr in for fifth place in the annual event. What had been Callaway system went to I.ynn Mickey Hall with 49. Tied for another car race to most of us became just about ’the most imiMirtant event on the Memorial Day program—and Gordie were Gordon ironside. Jlrn Cot­ fourth were Garrett Isham and .K. m IK. mlllL....___ ____ . . ter. Coach Bob Miller and Ken Connie McCloskey and Gordon dr»w the plaudits of million* throughout the United Stales. Day. and there were 72 players Rom with a net ot 72. The win­ and Jean Ironside with 50 There un hand for the men’s morning ners of the blind bogey were Bob | Armchair Athlete tho Hastings IJ Which scored an — torr in Uie West Central Obnfvence meet over the Alma Coun­ ter Club layout Friday. It was only the second prep golfing championship m modern history for the Saxons, and Uie only championship for Blue A Gold HAPPIER FAMILIES Winning Ute champtonaiilp on portimity to plead with league officials, and Uie Michigan High School Athletic Assoclateou of­ ficer*. to quit holding tourna­ ment* on "home courses." A golf course U aomvUHng personai. no two axe alike. The home course of a good golfer am and Larry and Julia Martin with Ma. ... A highlight of the morning's play occurred when paMiodgea sank a shot from off Middleville to Have ‘Coffee? For Youth villa Friday morning. June 4. Mulford art making the advance Among Top Seniors another "Walk-In Cotfee Shop" sporanrtd by the MlddlevUle Kx- Dogs Available ATHLETE'S FOOT C(RM HOW TO kill nr. IN ONI HOUR. The Barry County Humane The Youth Council wUl be the recipient at all the prooaeda ttf Sudcn- remind* r«*-~ »«*<«• rated in obtaining prt* that 118 which was graduated from an generally available for HOW Aquinas CoUrge Sunday. Turn was gram. They need additional • adoption" M tho Dog Pound \ice pmldent of hla class. YOU. OUR CUSTOMERS. HAVE i POPULAR DEMAND. FELPAUSCH ’ FOOD The story of Swiff® Premium Pro-Ten Beef (Beef he- CENTER youd belief) so tender you can cut it with a fork, every tender bile brings you a healthy helping of high quality golfer learns much about it Flaymg hU home course gives him tame* and mate what lor various understand if ;?f r meet protein. Martha Logan say# to prepare as usual but doesn't have tai esti­ cldto sirnuld be used shots. He learns to the problem* one Pro-Ten tendered beef is so tender it takes 15 to 30 min- MICH. PURE BEET utes less total cooking time and look for the lable Pro- Ten tendered beef. slay away from It. He gams knowledge of the greens, and leant* how to play them. Otten Ju*t Anda* it netcxMirj to putt. 756975 way they putt. We don't think it ta fair to hold a tournament on not like a basketball ar tennis court, baseball diamond or foot­ ball held, where dimerutons arc ECONOMY BLADE CUT PRO-TEN BLADE CUT ►porta, where Ute playing facillUea are identical, coaches figure 43‘ 49 advantage. Golf Is tn a class by Itself when it comes to "home town" advantage. In State tournament regional play, wc believe no team should that team's home course. As­ signment of teams toplay ' away ' would cause UUle hardship on anyone- no more than on the team which 1* sent from Lan- GREAT BROILING STEAK • • • ARM OR ENGLISH CUT Greenville whipped Alma, 164­ 173. ft Greenville. At Alma Fri­ day, Uie Panthers won runner-up honors in the league meet with 342, St. Johns had 156 and GreonviUe 360! WITH COUPON AT BOTTOM OP PAGE PRO-TEN thia there is a great .blntoglcaj reason for steadfastly keeping this June 1 opening, we can see no pbjr^ tian to have the season open mi that tUliermen can catch the in- SPARTAN COFFEE "> 69 Meit WAYNE HAROLD JUNE BRIDE Ye*, site's a* lovely Hw shining an»>nd knight. PRO-TEN *•99' lk79c HAMBURGER 3-LB. PKG. OR MORE 33c SPARTAN GOLDEN SOLIDS MARGARINE 225c BEEF, PORK AND VEAL MEAT LOAF PESCHKE SMOKED liver LIVER sausaue SAUSAGE...A.C. rcaunnc. smuntu ....A.u. BRAUNSCHWEIGER You »e litem walking JIFFY bus then you smile BRAND arm guide And you car: teu'.t Hasting* Aluminum whsn it romrt to JUnfatlten Biding. Give ytxir summer Beautiful tHdma. and Shutters m on and white . there t». . . avail- ECONOMY LEAN, FRESHLY-GROUND >yed getting tn on the exciteit of the first cateh. . . . Our nervation Department prides itself with InnovaUorb, and he think these chape wisely could institute another. . . . A record-sired army/of 44380 archers took 3300 whltetaila last season. The Conservation De­ partment postcard survey of bowhunters pointed to a harvest of 1.700 deer In the northern half of the Lower Peninsula and M0 In the UP. About 440 were taken in our southern farmbelt an excellent play at the Hal­ ting* Country Club on Memorial SIRLOIN STEAK ECONOMY s REGULAR OR DRIP GRIND Oatdoor Trail—While Old Burn like to again complain abbut not opening seasons on weekend) . CHUCK ROAST CAKE MIXES OR JIFFY FROSTING MIX 7% to 9-oz. PACKAGES 59f 49 MICHIGAN CHECK THESE ■PURE SUGAR 5 39c I WITH THIS COVFON AND A M OB MOKE FOOD OBDER I THBU SAT., JUNK B. EXTRA ■■ ■■ VALUE COUPONS REGULAR OR DRIP : SPARTAN COFFEE reiuuT., Mint. — Redeem Bonus Card Coupon No. 9 For > TEMPO' JUICE GLASS EACH 5C PLUS 2 T9 �Dead Alewives fltate are Uttered with windrows 01 **»>''« »Wch have bent wxthed ashore during recent Litter Beaches Of Lake Huron eyesore, but not ono-noc an unciwrished cleanup chow Rate fUlwrtca mm—can Tho beat thing they can do ta The sight al«ng the SL Clair i'•-bellied river system and Thumb area L^b Huron u not wa. one utece days I ’ Lake Michigan. especially for local aterelinal The Problem ta a fairly new owners. one. triggtred by the alewifek rise As far as the eye ean sea I Bbund*n^ in the IBM's after beaches in these two parta of having invaded Michigan waters Pound® of'Mlc,u<ftn toe ««nP*e.;by late trout. This means that THE HASTINGS BANNEB—b onl>' W1-00^1*’1 than, when the a* lamprey Is coa- Thonday, Joae 3, IMS LMtyeir tng the die-off. bury them. small. short-lived members of the herring family die from natural causes after spawning when t la weakened eulate tha wife problem In one neat stroke. Figuring high In their plan* ai.k*..clogs nets in large numbers and ar^l1^StvPi’'^UCtl?n Ox>n from setting \P7,7 l[Uncc- W!n* «wp-water nets during certain upon the tlmra °r lhc yeftr •»«««• thu alewlfc as a low-value "trash” problem. • species which is hardly worth the whii* th* .Wrorin. « ih., fighting fish, rated among the looking into other pcMiblUUai to only pmny-onte price, ta.« reasons. of Large fish potentially offer an Impor- ASKED FOR IT...NOW! BY FEATURES 2 GREAT GRADES happier Ian while boosting angling op­ portunities In the Great Lakis, the Department ta also studying striped bo® to detettnine wheth- FAMILIES y r shop at ,r alewife Is also a main Item in Ml*. th* k*_ . ' Department fisheries biologiste may never unravel the mywery ot the alcwlfc die-off, but they arc hopeful Usey can turn the tables on this problem. It wont happen overnight, but perhaps shoreline residents will find their cleanup job a little easier this Spring, knowing there U a chance they wont be faced with this unpleasant task 1ENTER /(■ Young, grain fed beef is: Tender - Tasty - Thrifty • ECONOMY, GRAIN-FED bought right • priced right - allowing you to serve beef LIGHT... REFRESHING more often especially offered for those who desire lean­ PEPSI-COLA er beef al lower prices. Look for the Economy Beef BEEF Achieve Awards 6QQC SWISS OR ROUND STEAK PRO-TEN LB. Delton Cubs label. 89 69 WELL-TRIMMED D *£21r covroNBELOW SPARTAN FRESH-FROZEN ORANGE JUICE EXTRA-TENDER RIB STEAK PRO-TEN " BOULES ECONOMY GRAIN-FED T-BONE STEAK ECONOMY PRO-TEN .$-<09 • 891 ‘69 ECONOMY • 89' Q » $1do PILLSBURY FLOUR A TREAT ANY TIME OF THE YEAR! 3 $189 J : FLOUR 25 $179 -LB. BAG ' V|coU™T!L TOMATOES A m C lBiiaV > PILLSBURY 25 —’1.79 HOT HOUSE 49c LB. HOME GROWN GREEN ONIONS RADISHES 2 e.h.. 15c 2 "•‘15' EmMKCZZMI WE RESERVE TIIE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES ON ITEMS IN THIS AD. ! REFRESHING PEPSICOLA 6 39t directed •T-«wn bora pwudpated ub the winners were: beat made cam. Oeorge Ryan. Dick TeweU and Gerry Hayward; beet made can. Jim Marrow. Virgil Ctmala Ununkin »id Daryl Daniels. SHOP AND SAVE EVERYDAY AT ~ IISGIST ’ BPR • WITH ms COUPON AND A M. OR MOBE FOOD OBDEB southwestern Michigan. The all-time Michigan brown trout record Is 21 pounds. 11 ounces from Late Michigan in IBM. R is probable that the big II ■ IIL •---- , 4_ Hatchery. Five Michigan State «wlm- NCAA roaches All - American BOWLING. FOR FUN and HEALTH SUMMER LONG Improve Your Gome Before Next Season OPEN BOWLING Afternoons and Evenings » Mi'luy U»Urt Your Hosts JU aiCNISAN. 150 EXTRA STAMPS WITH BONUS COUPON NO. 9 and purchases mentioned ' Mott. PhU Potter and BUI Lewis ALL HOME GROWN I WITH THIS COUPON AND A M OB MOBE FOOD OBDEB i twbu mt., june ■ The May meeting w opened led the group singing. mason now with Uw U. 8 FUh and WUdllfe Scrrtce at Quincy. IU-. caught a 17 8-pound brown trout in Deep Lake in Barry County early Bunday morning. CANNED PICNICS RING BOLOGNA in rank. AreeUoua Campbell, Jr_ the Webetoe Den leader, pre­ sented to Mra. William Herein the Wcheloa badges for her twin Catch 171-Pound Brown Trout Here CUDAHY BRAND Spartan Bulk, Large meeting for selling ticket* to FOOD CENTERS ALBION COlDWATER EATON RAPIDS. MARSHAll MASON WILLIAMSTON HASTINGS BOWL INC W.Wh.4 M Mkk>. �Movie Crowds Card of Thanks and In Mamoriam express our thanks ^ public forum p Zoom, Strand CARD OF THANKB Manager Says rerautM. nlenos and neighbors fur Uie luveiy floral Irwutes. l:un um im* - —z------ vutoo. National aUcodano* IU-, oourthouaei. Tlie Hastings Banner pauiy shown* us al Uie tune.of Hj-'.uni’i MIcbigAn tne pai-Aing of our dear husband, •Jo IM Editor; sicpratiu-r and brother, Cnan.w tougnl tui nlgiu, After my letter concerning mo- UWl lay uu titrand. leticr from Mr. Gordon Bennett, Maa. to suv. liariey Townsend manager of the Strand Theater. uiauunxl al about l‘« billion tor nu comtorung words, aiso puwuuci. capuirut io cannons, tne Leonard - Osgood Funeral Hastings, 1 again would like to quarter of 1065 indicate a handlake tnu opportunity to make unrougn tne month of May, Ina Family at Klwood Barnum my reply publte. eastern School I ar the lunch, and Mr. Bennett states that he ta CARD OF THANKS to the many oUicra who sent in tact personally responsible lor picture, Strand manager Gorarnvuig ai louzpuuMay lood. Your kindness and tnougnt- all movies Uiat arc booxed al the titrand and Uiat it Is toeir policy NEW MSU TEACHING-RESEAHCH UNITS—'Two of the natioo'i Jcuimg teaching and to "play only films which wc feel rrvcarch facflttiei — tha 852 million Btochemutry Building (st left ia th« top photo) and , Wo have been fortunato, wonoauui care ami services, me the M.fi million Cbemhhy Building — will be dedicated June .13 at Mkhigazi Stale Unlvev Mr. and Mn Franklin Fuhr audience irrcgaraleM of type " 'auld Bennett. many small, r rrialucs, tnauiU and neighbors aity. Feature, include modem rcrearch units ««ch » the htoebemirtry laboratory (at left) which Ho atao rcaf/irmed Uie titrand's i cities and towns lu»c tagged ta­ I. r|*«;*»r.l *n.I tnI—J* ,1— -1.-—-fl < la, — . . policy of cuusUjing each movie aiuon, auvancca ana arose tnan — ——------ , ,—,------ --------- --vine* iraiurw in­ ' hind tn thu boom, but we have and, family dude ntendvr teaching Urilltiei. In the Chemhtry Building tliere are 11 reeitslion room. 2U according to tne system set up by the Film Estimate Board of teaching laboratoeie*, a lOO^est lecture hall and lhe 300-msI auditorium fright). During the pa>t ot tnt loaa of our husband. MW h.d 11 mui „n,.llm_n<. in _ ____ TV- . ... ■ . ", K. . National Organizations. six months iiave bren must en­ lather, and grandfatner. and family ■ .. .— ... ----- -------------miWebster's dictionary defines couraging. We11.be open nightly Mrs, Clarence Koob merit as "a mark of excellence; Mn. John ingram and Family malt and plsnl groalh Jiambcn in which light, temperature and humidil) can be precisely con* and family praiseworthy quality; worth." 1 trolled. Um Chemisliy Budding has a complete glau-blowing shop and special laboratories for seriously question wncther some tlon pictuies for the Bunumr working with radloartive and csplovive mMntali. Both buildings were designed to achieve max­ and family ot lhe invoice snown recently al CABD OF THANKS and the balance of tile > cor imum vrnalility and erassomy of rvmtruuiuii. They were bull as a >eries of uniform-vise laborsMr. and Mrs. Carroll Elliot Uie Strand .fit into tnis category. looks great. Il don't rraneaitar lories, clastrootns nisd oUrt-s, stacked ore on top of another. All wiring and a Urge, -m.iplrc Just because Hollywood has the when the future looked so »ood. .~t Awe. _ InrludfoK .jr, ga» ,,4 lineS ,jr condition.:, and a asnmlrts gall to make some of these mo ­ IN MEMOKXAM ... .za. thrac-focl-thkL ,L__ t_ ..Li-c wall: .. ............. J riet-j. «ch..l fcrCrej. ‘.-: In laving memory of our dad­ for tn Mr excellent dy. Dotuua O. Tieta, who passed also true Uiat aitlwugh tne Film (for Uta aoommg national at­ tendance. General prosper U) Estimate Board gives each motheir tnougnuuineas. Your milhas played a big part, of courac. Darryl Lgnn TieU wauiea. i>o one wul be iurce to neiievue were 'luMtay, Mav lit, family oX Middleville were Sun- he said, "but there have been audience mat may see each mo ­ Tne notes in thia diary-, indlDawn Susan TieU Mra Jennie Endaicy other good rauama. A general vie, it hardly means Uiat Uxey Gnnncil. « Mrs. noya Qnnnrd up-grading of UxXttcra wiU» i aixumpanicd Mra. Aruen GruuseU , Mr. and Mra Donald Waitoil they classify. to urand itapids Wednoiaay,' and family of Detroit and Miss -out-door Andy Re --------- - — being -----built— lias gone Doniia WaUunaa of Ktuwmux*; hand ui hand with an up-guuiaudience,'* I cannot speak for all apent live May 2Jnd weekend mg of screen quality. New marof Hastings, but I do know Uiat lapparenuy at Uus ruauoATios oandA was a special service at which I have talked to many people ersbuig. time the plaque for Eugene Dean who are disgusted with Uie fiuns taaen to HaOdguU Hospital where lute WaUunoa. * Howard Producers have proven 1 st. 745-8811 a pm aoovc m>euadw. He *w Xiul weeaemi al me Guy South dmunid naild he attracted by must say Uiat since lhe titrand •rvuiMi ptt-uiy or berries, aurpi Uy .lira. Hylran lagg ta our only "ait-in" movie in on niglil m uic woooa.' (ncoauhome. Mrs. Huugnum la still simply broadening our harUona Mr. and Mra. rtoyd Grmneii wire Hastuigs, perhaps the reason Community Club XJUumx Simin. * Claude Walton visited1 proven to be the spue of Uie many people jxiuonue the the­ waa ernud olrawoerry Fialna.' > inc J0.4 tstuskus community ater ta Uiat Uiere is no other Ueiievuv. in Uu.- aitcrnoon Uiey Facility, siunday. May 23. * Mr. wood Seniors left Saturday for choice. Also, more Uian once we ------------•-------tlKlr Senior Trip to Washington. have gone to a Inovic advertised attended the funeral of the nuais cousin, Mr. Robert Randall Lcoge attended ‘■‘Tama*!! Miukall. Jadga a* X’re- This u tlw highlight In their as a gay comedy or a good drama 01 Bellevue. these movies were In extremely Mra. Floyd Grinnell visited her bud taste. 1 honestly believe that daugnicx and lanuiy. Mis. ueorgv many of us iiave come out of u iuboU, tn Hasutiga Souiraay, returned homo with tnren to movie feeling that we bought a engaged In a butuc al Deep Hot- Honored al Hanquel spend the weekend. The Fanners State Bank and Hendershot& Vicinity . Mr,„an“ i*.,. dhe Rotary Club are two names SiOTICS TV BIDDEKS Inke OdcaM were Itaaday. May ^Bat were O(jded teat wick to “Many exhibitors (theater mana­ 18, visitors at the homo of lm» lhf lut of honors who have conBy Mr». Richard Clark aiaautuc till;. gers) attempt to hide behind the suter. Mr. and Mra. Ray Clinton. , ulbulcd raonc). u> the Mldti.cBeul. S FbM. V4J-JJJJ visited Uieir parents ana grata!- * Ray Clinton ot Hastings call- ’ ville T-K Student Aid Fund. Mr. and Mra. Karl tichanU can gsL' Thu ta a falsehood. To­ in the list of mon in -Michigan o&due ana mix cJnot a Whancy Wilbur day, exhlbiuon u probably in ruiitrj^uUun also. control ot 08% of 1U bookings." ui xitKpori. Many uicuiucra irtau , itowuuier ox Nashville, a Mr. ana Art Clinton Thursday, May 2o. I Mra 10m Owen and cmuiren „ It will be Uirough efforts and Here, by hta own statement, Mr. and "some kind Irierxl returned । were Sunday. May XI. visitors ot Curium were Friday, May 31. I attitudes such iu these groups, Bennett hits the nail on lhe iuiu program. Mr. and Mra Albert Owen of vbutora of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur ! have shown that the Student head. Thu U probably the big ­ Mra. Voight VanSycklo of near CUnion. w Mr. and Mra. IXm'i Loan Fund will glow al T-K and Lacey, on Bunday. * Monday gest reason why some people at­ TIic Jerry Pcfcthumus children Don King of Rockford was a Clinton and family of Middle- I make it posable fur more detend these movies, knowing what 1 tastings, Michigan villc were Bunday, May 23. lunch- scrying students to study at the *" Uhoa{u>*"ur'« ah a tv uon gueeU of nu> parent., Mr. i college or trade school of Uieir Bciuinu and family and Ron uumsmkdiuxlkb or nut Charles King, w Mrs. HUdur CUlSTt ui To the Editor; and Mrs' Harold Whitehead and congratulated far their fine supwould deliberately start a tire or MIOEWA* dine Van Bycklc and family and Mrs. William Kltuup Friday and even "wish" s tire on tomeone, uiree children of Detroit were (P“»t of this T*K project, school Thank yuiT^far reminding but still we jump In our aars Sunday, May 23, dinno- gucMa of u!I2£I*I\ M!d'_ . . .. ... ... .. ti Mrs. Fioyd Grinnell were Sal- thru grandparenu. Mr.”and Mrs. The Thfund ’ attending these movies, we are Wm. Ki«np. In tho pm. Mr. 'ance of 85826* and 3835 QU M the Karl Scluuiust wire supper "starting fires' 'in Uie movie in­ Mid MrT Klemp accompanied outstanding m loans to three guests ofOollrcn's parents, Mr. dustry, who continue to make totXn to £ tlTnew and )Mr». Carey Jones of Ua! more and more ot these vulgar i»*y fur my subscription to tiizj isusuc ol Mr. and Mrs. Royal By Mrs. Glendon CurtU movies thinking that this is what book. "Fruih Out Of The Attic" quin Lake were Sunday, May Id. Good. we really want to see. But do we by H. D. Burpee. I Usbomr. Jr, of Carlton and Mr. nwAhora hqrtla nicnlr- <i|nnw at and Mra Robert Moore, w Mr. Mrs Floyd Grinnell. j I would like to aay that my Catedool^Jnrk and later enjoy­ ...J aarw ____ ___ ..r w smoimi ... anu jviij__ z\>;*j Mr. and Mrs Robert King and -------- '—--------------- ,, ed roller skating at a Grand really approve of them for our­ wife and I enjoy too "Banner" Ctautic ot Boyne Falla on batwtrv aunda}- ?.uy 33 dm. veP>- much I graduated from cl uuium Wore IU1M.1KX1U guest*. chiloren of Lowell were Friday. ■ rerlav---------- -,-Z a Xtr «rot Xtre Rapids roller rink cn Thursday. selves and for our children? . ... . .. .... Hastings High In 1925 and every May 21. callers of Uicir parents. Mrs. Richard Count ---------- ----- --------- .------ . SttWlSU ■ AU .UX4 AU*. ZU1, onoe in a wldie it tells news ot Luicuonui were inuraoay. aiay Route 4. HMtings after spending Use Winter in ■ icuxht-r of i*ru»key were rvabout my ejassmatea. I also XHorldi*. A Mr. and Mr:-. Frank 1 lunch guissta of Mr. mid taught at ti£ Woodland Town­ Sunday tile Dick Clarks were Dutcher attended the Allo Busi- I MfK Forrest Buehler. W Bunday, of his folks, tlic Clayton UnMed Church Women of the ship Schred and my wife ire-e nrea Mank dinner at the Egypt jjay 23 vudocs of Mr. and Mra Arlene McMillen! graduated Don hioogh and new Mr and Mra. CIiotIct King and Valley Grange, rear Ada. * Mr. j j4iflon Buehler were Mr. and Lloyd were Sunday. May 23, visi­ our appreciation for the publicoral Mra. Prank Dutcher and Wra. Glenn Kauffman and family keep track of things over that tors of Mrs. Minnie King of children aUwukxl tlic wedding iAse RnruUy evtsiing spent a rcea at tnetr ctwui >war lonra. A Susu.'. Cindy and Brenda of bls niece. Joyce Dutcher, to । iUpper guests were Mr. and Mrs. acUvlUeo. Jphn Jouwna at the Caledonia jlni Totiey and family of Hasat Quaresite, Aritotuv and we Barryton with her stater. * Tom Thank you meet sincerely, tnougn ana fanuiy ot Grand MAhodlac Church Friday. May | * Mr. and Mra. Pumst made arrangements by letu-r to family of Grand Rapids. Al Barnard. * Ralph Moore and Mra Willard H. CurtU 21. W Mr. and Mra. Charles Hoyt Buehler aixl Mr. and Mrs Dun The Woodland Child Study Public Relations Chairman meet on a rock trip not loo for luucoeon guests 61 nu mother, Alva Moure took Jamca OTaugh- attended a BLuulard Oil dinner {huiru enjoyed dltuicr in Cold­ from QuarUite. lln to South Bend. Ind. Tureday. Club is planning a rummage Birthday Club will meet Wcdin Grand Itaplds Thursday, May wauy Bunday, May XI. Mr. and Very truly yours, 30. Recent callers at tiu- HoytDer.nl* Tiiompnon and son Harold Yerty Hnleti Plaunt with Nyta Bechtel It Is perhaps fitting, in thin Dutcher home were. Bernard 1 Of Goahcn. Ind. spent Saturday, ScbraidAmayer of Middleville. j3. with hta parents. Mr. Royal Oak, Mich. Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Armbulldlng next Co the drug store the Meredith Dicks of Carl- ftIul FnuU Thompson. * May 22, B-.5 Haaihcrne and children ot Has- tne Dome oi nu. azzu unga were Saturday, May 22, Thompson attend.-.! Barnard. * Mrk Henry Myers ton. Mr. and Mr*. Maynard ^ the 7th, Michigan Infantry, Co., Dutcher of Caledonia. Grorre । a "Heritage Day" of Michigan I am cncloalng a clipping from out by Carr lake Thuraday eve ■ anil Mra Ron Tobias of Aurora, Mr. and Mrs. Jcaac Blougn. * Hoyt, Mra. Ed Ockerman. Mary week itincheon at the home of nine. The furnace tn a homo I HL * Mr. and Mrs. Cart Kruger wo bought along with a number dtavllle called on Ml* Louise Little Bilbo and Leila Duxes ot Myera at Allegan Thuraday. May Ellen Bpencer. Joan Ockcrman. Mra. Richard Cook in Hastings had caught ftre- They managed of Sturgta were Bunday over HuUngs spau a morning with 20. * Nancy aixl Linda Bud were oil of Plainwell. Friday. May 21 to put tho fire out without too night guests of Nina and Rennie Saturday night. May 23. vtal-| ------------•-----------Uwir -grandmother, Mrs. Ploy'd Saturday. May 22. overnight much done with salt. * MoU and on Monday they are -------- I belong to the 7lh MichDukes, wlillc tlicii mother, Mrs. guesu of Mr. and Mra. Wayne torn of Mr. and Mra. Bill Blough I Central Michigan University' «u» Mr. ,»a ““““H “» Bernard Dukas underwent surg- lagg. • mt. ana Ml* n*iuiu ..... _ ------------w—--------- —........... found dead, will lome kind friend Bird and daughten of Irving, mua of Alto, Mr. and Mrs. John by Lee Goukt in 1963. recent Hotel fire in Chicago, thdg Hoapttal In Grand Rapids. * Mr. brought the cancellation of our Insurance policy. "Uncle Marsh’ asked me to of Mr. and Mrs Floyd Dukes. * Sunday din­ consickr what might be dore by Mr. and Mr*. Keith Zook and court caste by Municipal Judge Sprinkling. I phoned the state family of Clarksville were SunOten^on Curtis and family guilty to writing a "bum check" Clip This Guido—Keep It in a Handy Place for Future Reference Mr. and Mm How ard Cbetu-y at Jackson on Saturday the 13th a single casualty in a hotel fire and children of Lansing were (tail was sprinkler Installed, a: 4 for Uta $30. Robert McMillan and family in forms" Feb. 25th. went aa far as that wo could avoid the um.4 drastic alterations required by Number one returnees for the Kaiamaaoo; 2Uh started for Hough attended Memorial aerAppliance & General Repair DONT WRING YOUR HANDS! Business Services Offered making the installation, this wa viccs in Sunfield on Sunday. On 1&65 tennis team at Central Grand Rapids in lumber wagons," did promptly. — Ring Wl 5-3482 and tel a Monday they attended the ser- Michigan University are Tim a preuy hard ride all the way. BANNER Want Ad solve your Kindeac personal regard.'. McCormick and Tom Murphy "Arrived at 0 oclock at night, buying or selling problem HEARING AID SERVICE-EvWATCH At CLOCK REPAIR­ Ray Branch erythlng in ZemUi aids. 10-day then marched to the camp two Quick, profitable results at low ING — Guaranteed workman­ children enjoyed dinner at like money-back guarantee Jacobs cort I — ---- 1 dinner guests wiih his cousin, lively, during 19M play. ship. Also all kinds Of Jewelry Ranch House, near Grand Rap­ To lbe Editor: Pharmacy. Phone Wl 5-24M. Repair and Engraving. Miller Attention to Our Benato.-. ids, Sunday, May 23. * David . n, GcnUcmen: YouII find that tin went as fax as Detroit, changed SERVICE ON ALL MAKES of Concrete Products Square Deal Always." dectalon which a few of v,«i Saturday. May 23, after the prom. cars, tractors and machinery Senate play the gume agauwi on to Pittsburg'' without any tho majority of tho proplc in our new building at 134 N. Mr. and Mra. Floyd Hewitt and Jefferson. Experienced mecha­ GET YOUR READY-MIX from baby and Mr. and Mra. Elwood Baltimore. Arrived in Washing - away its equivalent to no gwxl Yoder and family enjoyed din­ nics. Goodyear Bros. Phone iboUmims purpose for our youthful crimin­ Wl 5-5063. ttd peru. MEMORIAL MONUMENTS Co. Phone Wl 5-1121. ner in Grand Rapids Sunday. ality. whom are increasing and PRODUCTION are from in 0 OF DISTINCTION Service Dept. MontMrs. Elwood Yoder entertained ALL GRADES WASHED SAND CREDIT ' ard, Hastings Wl JLawrence Brothers and GRAVEL—Bender Gravel are covering and protecting Hire . the Chums Community Club, RADLATOR8 Cleaned, Repaired, bV hitting th.lr j >__ Co. Home office 822 B. Benton Wrtntwday. May 10, at her home. Phone Wl 6-5412. Plant. W. ASSOCIATION U. Hum Wl X.ioik—Wl J-seil ateUou, the 8th.' State Rd. Phone Wl 6-0123. freedom of the press, tf it would March 10th. * built our ahantya, m t/w (Im e.. * _ WATCH AND DIAMOND RING 301 S. Michigan Ave. from Iqgx." Friday. March 17th; REPAIR — Expert workmanMiscellaneous stewart U making a raid, "we there, they stalled the Hutingi *— ordered to pack ahd Slate St. Phone Wl S-531A Ohl Opera Saturday ereor tlie prayers here or ilwrr or Building, Contracting, anywhere, bear in mind this u COMPLETE PLUMBING AND warning." Roofing rtll the UBA. that our fart HEATING SKRVICE-Repair From March 1th to March 35th; Father fought for liberty and wrt little Robert Plrug while they LAWN MOWERS SHARPENED and new. Royal Hayea, 438 W. excused from duty, due to the are Mill fighting for same Many were gone. * Mr. and Mrs Clinton. Plume Wl 5-3133 parts and service. Burkey Sales ELECTRICAL CONTRACTING of Homes have no time for reav­ Charles Geiger spent Saturday Apnl 2nd; "on picket duty ttnl ers (Why' ft cost nothing and nlgiE and Sunday. May 22-23, and Service. Phone Wl 5-5055 —Repair and new worx. Fix­ COMPLETE D8VKLOPING or Wl 6-6175. tures and suppltoa. Kelley Elec­ at time it pan targe dlvident near Baldwin trout fulling. * Mr. SERVICE •— Jacobs Prescrip­ April 14th "brigade review." tric Service, 534 Middleville Its. William Moore of do wtaiK* to removo tton Pharmacy. Phons Wl 5Rd , Phone Wl 5-2700 after 5 were Wednesday’. May 10. InturancK pm. Hartingi. Automobile & Machinery April Radio, Tclc«l,ion t^«iri»a FiU Repair ELECTRICAL CONTRACTING tKmflFt i Mr. and ALL MAKES OF TV, Radios. rete not ttme.- Uhls soldier with only 3 BmM» training was tram I Eckert 328 N Jefferson Phone Wl heavy fighting preceding and Wl BU7 or Wl K-am LEGALS Freeport ---------------- - ----- \Middlerille Student Loan Fund Increases Woodland Bad Check Costly SERVICE and REPAIR GUIDE Business Directory IHtSIILRWOOHGMCI INSURANCE All Forms of Insurance end Bonds JERRY ANDRUS t �Tell and Sell. Plant Your 'Selling Seeds' In The Want Ads For Results LARKE BUICK CHEVROLET 1435 S. Hanover Wl 5-2425 Wl 5-2426 BETTER USED CARS PRICED TO MOVE 1843 CHEVROLET SEDAN . . . Impel*. 4 Ih-, radio, autov> "*■* PHONE CLASSIFIED AD PAGE Wl 5-3481 HASTINGS BANNER MINIMUM SATE —50c for Twonty Word,. THE HASTINGS BANNER—5 LEGALS EVBUCAT10M OJtDBl. rusucATioM oann. >n Barry eamy. Miehigan, uM IkuUa la ba rastiniMd ura RATI--7 Vi by • carrylag mar sat 1043 CHEVROLET PICKUP *>OO. 8»od paint ana ready u 1943 FORD 4 DR. SEDAN .. . Beige. 6 cyl. One owner. 1963 CHEVROLET ran aaj .. KII.-. . ! ‘I' ! ; DISPLAY CLASSI fl ED—J ).2 5 M' lack fw aingla I wart Im. 35* 0* K«<l: May 14, lt>l: Philip if. Mlufcrll. 1863 CHEVROLET • . . 3 Dr, 6 cyl, standard tJT ..ipa IMiuraika PUMUCATIOM OBDXB 1861 FORD STATION WAGON . . . Automatic. Small V8 en­ gine. White finish with beige upholstery. 1963 CHEVROLET 1083 RAMBLER CUSTOM • ■ • < Dr. Sedan, automatic to clean while flntah. 1962 RAMBLER 19«3 CHEVROLET IMPALA ... 4 Dr. Hdtp. Power steering ■nrt hralrM v.a ... nwrr, riaiatlVs, Calendar of Special Event* THURSDAY, JUNE 3 POTLUCK DINNER — Carlton Center Method 1st W8CS pot­ INI OLDS 98 luck dinner. Bring duh to pass . . . 4 br. Power steering and and own table service. Rolls brakes, radio, whitewalls. Clean and coffee furnished. Hus­ bands invited. I860 OLDS SATURDAY, JUNE 5 ... 4 Dr. Sedan. Hydramatic, CHICKEN BARBECUE — Under power steering-- and brakes. the new 4H Livestock Bam at W- walls. Beautiful blue color! the Fairgrounds. 1959 CADILLAC NOTICES ... 4 Dr. Fleetwood. White. Very very clean. NEW WATERPROOF TARP 1961 CHEVROLET 1961 CARDS OF THANKS b IN MEMORIAMS—2c H> word. CHEVROLET DEPENDABLE USED CARS ARE HERE! REAHM MOTOR SALES LEGALS MlUft nuil* by Lml> A. K»di<ri£» Baadle. luubaad FAVDta KkSOLUTlOKS. I... i j ;; BE IT FVKTHRU UBSOLVKD: Classified Paragraphs A* Form Shop BEHLEN CORNCRIBS — Grain tanks, drying tanks, flat stor­ age, grain dryers, either porta­ ble or stationary. Convert your WINICK SURPLUS SEVERAL MORE TO ( HOOSE FROM For the Best Terms FARM IMPLEMENTS Used Farm Machinery Ph. Wl 5-3324 ged grain tank for aa Hille a* 4205. Design Steel, 3381 ThreeMile Road, N.W, Grand Rap­ ids. Phone 453-2888. 6/17 Farmers Finished With Your First Hay Cutting? TRACTORS: HASTINGS MOTOR SALES —LHC. A Tractor and Cult. —AUis Chaimen B Tractor and BE .IT Fl.llTHEH KKdOLVED; ~ Ui« City Clerk City ul llMtiM*. be lartad quality? ond Values in Town See the Dodge Boys at yield? of plants? —John Deere No. B band wind. One owner. Runs like new I -1081 Aills Chalmers D 17. Wl 5-3883 or Wl 5-M USED CAR LOT A-l siiape. ' -John Deere Hay CondlUoner. Excellent condition. -8 ft. Easy-Flo Fertilizer Dis­ tributor. SAFE BUY USED CARS SAVE $ $ MOWERS If you do—USE FARM BUR­ EAU’S 1964 MERCURY MONTCLAIR 4 Dr. H.Top. Power steering 1K4 MERCURY MONTCLAIR 4 Dr. Sedan. Has power steer- Farm Bureau Services -Used Sean 5 bp, Riding M-37 South Wl 5-2223 Mower. —Bolens Riding Mower. Electric starter. —Jacobean Riding Mower. -John Deere No. 8 Mower. Hay conditioner hook up. Real good PUBLICATION OBDBB shape! 1M3 FORD STATION WAGON 4 Dr. Has automatic .tnuumis- NOTICES > Ml COMET STA. WON. 4 Dr. Automatic drive. Radio. CHEVROLET 3r. Sedan UMl Mar 191k, 19U. PMIIB IL MltchalL J Over Start's Wallpaper A Paint Store I-UBLiCATIOir OBDBB Blair MfchU.u. tar lha I'ounlr uf ll.l 1963 MERCURY MONTEREY 2 Dr. H.Top. Has automatic drive81»5 Good Selection ot SWIM SUITS and SHORTS PUBU0ATI0M OBDEIL WALK UP and SAVEI ..WE 1M1 MERCURY MONTEREY Custom Convertible. Automatic drive. Power steering, radio —v........................ IM* 1»U FORD OALAXIE 5M Hardtop. 8 cyl. engine Automa­ tic drive .R* ...TRANSPORTATION SPECIALS 1848 CHEVROLET Nomad Station Wuwi. Has automatic dr, V8 eftglne. MM 1968 MERCURY 4 Dr. Hardtop. .. hcuing ba held, xdalbarl Corl> izh SENTZ TV Sales - Service COLOR TV by SETCHEU-CARLSON "Better than the Rest" OBDBB FOB PUBLICATION. liuil>4« Silchlgaa iiry. t>Ul« o/ ^PUBLICATION OBDEB. I'rvieal:' Hoa. Philip H. Mltehell, Ju4«» of Probelt Kotleo i« h»ri urn ford Wagon Country Sedan. 315 S. Hanover St. Rhone 945-3862 Mahler Motor Sales LINCOLN-MERCURY-DEALER Heating - Plumbing Service 1310 N. Michigmi Ava Repair 8'3 ‘The hardest part of mak- KAECHELES 305 S. Church Wl 5-S352 emaeteUvwly prevtog bearing, la Th. ]l«i .7u7W “Allip’&* Mlubtll. J.dgQf fro. bate ' be appreciated; Wl 5-2804 e/10 OFFICE SPACE FOR RENT— Local 414 UAW new union building. 120 West Woodland FOR MORE BEAUTIFUL HAIR —Um Rexall’s fast permanent. H. daspartrt.lv triad dosdfiad Now ha'« working overtime. pre-shampoo—No after odor. Available at Jacobs* Pharmacy. RENT —Close In. Inquire at 333 West state Street. 6/10 CUTE KID GOATS FOR SALE COTTAGE ON NORTH SIDE — Mrs Ray Todd. Wayland, from August 8 through Labor Mich. Phone PY 2-0280. 6/3 Day. Private dock and boat. WINDOW GLASS INSTALLED ★ Help Wanted 21,000 actual miles. Good gas mileage. Phone Wl 5-2607. 8/3 SECRETARY FOR LAW OF­ cash. Burkey Auto Glass & FICE WANTED—Write, stat­ a 1057 CHEVROLET 2 DR. HARD­ — Uonx. to Box 079 Radiator Shop, 218 N. Jeffer­ TOP FOR BALE—Rebuilt. 283 son. Hastings tf 2-BEDROOM MODERN COT­ Banner. 6 HO TAGE FOR RENT—Refrigera8/10 PART TIME OFFICE HELP­ ITS JAQOBB PHARMACY rated on Algonquin Lake. Call FOR FAST 24-HOUR FILM Call for appointment or apply SERVICE I No charge for overIn person Wed , Thur*, or Fri­ etae prints. tf day 4 to 6 pm. Culllgan Water lit NORTH MICHIGAN AVE­ Conditioning. 3(3 N. Boltwood. NUE FOR RENT — Second SEVERAL SPRING COATS Wl 5-5100. 6/10 floor. Available. Excellent for FOR GIRLS-In Site* 6, 8, 10, 13- Very good condition. Wl 5­ motors. New and used Voata. RESPONSIBLE MAN FOR Phone 046-3405. 5021. . c tf Kioto Boats. Trailers and acSALES POSITION — With a ceeaoriea. M-66 in Nashville. national appliance distributing TABLE PAPER — For picnics, 110 NORTH MICHIGAN AV». OL 3-3851 or OL 3-6074. tf organisation. Must furnish NUE FOR RENT — Bpace for family reunions, lots of uses. reference*. Reply Box 078 c/o 40" by 300-. |3M at The Ban­ Hasting* Banner. 6 '24 ★ Business Opportunities Phone 045-3485. U ner office. tf GOODYEAR BROS GOOD AS NEW STORE Went wall and foundation. MOSQUITO SPRAYING — City POWER SPRAYING — Pence LOSE WEIGHT—Just 4 capsules or lake property. Call PhD dally. Fashion Rite for low rows, lawn and gardens. Herbi­ 8130 per aq. fL for 61x100 Homing 045-4068. atructure. cides. fungicides and pesticides. Sprague Landscape Services. UngSBIG DUTCHMAN storage and feeding systems for all types of ALCOHOLICS XNONYMOUBdairy parlors. DESIGN 8TF.EL, PO. 171, Hastings Tetaphoue ★ For Sale—^Miicellanaoua 3391 Three Mlle Road NW, Wl 6-2805. Meetings every Grand Rapids. Phone 453-2888. Monday, 8 pm. tf HOME WORK TOOLS—Jointer, drill press. Jig-saw, table saw ★ Automotive 19<Q DODGE LANCER OT MODEL FOR SALE - Radio, heater, automatic atilft, buck­ et seat*. Can be seen at Price's Auto Service. C3 miles. In showroom condition. 1M4 COMET 4 Dr. Sedan. Has ltd. transmis­ sion BEHLEN BUILDINGS A STOR­ AGE—All steel clear span. To­ tally enclosed with 16x14 doon NEW A- USED PUMPS—New In­ FOR MOSQUITO AND ANT stallations and remodeling. CONTROL—Use 60 DDT phis Powell's Plumbing Co. Free es­ chlordane. Available at Farm timates. 24 hour service. Call Middleville SY 5-3643 evenings. 5-2223. 6/10 8325. Thta Includes, postage SY 6-3044 days. tf ★ Office Equipment laity Shoppe, Delton, Mich, 48046. . tf * Lown & Garden Supplies LARGE ROLLTOP DESK AND SWIVEL CHAIR FOR KALE— THE FATMAN-Private Detec- SPRAGUE LANDSCAPE SERV­ Inquire 1003 Fourth Ave, Lake Uve 34-Hour. Shadowing. Tape, ICES—Make arrangements now Odessa, dayi. • 6/10 Foto-FUm Evidence, Nation­ for your lawn and garden wide. Confidential. Call WO maintenance. Mowing, trim­ ming and spraying. Phone ★ Personals Union, Battle Creek 12/30 Lake Odessa 374-4761. tf a rubber stamp with your new ZIP Code num oar. Thrca-llne stamp with you: name, ad- 1855 BUICK ROADMASTER FOR SALE —Full power, good ane, good tires. Phone Wl 03."— 6/1 LEGALS 1864 LINCOLN CONTINENTAL 4 Dr. Sedan. Like new condl- WANT AD3 Buying . . . Selling . . . Re tag . .. Hiring . . . Finding. TUKKKTOHE, HE IT RE8ODVKD; *58 CHEV. 2 Dr. Belair 6 cyl. Suck. Sharp!ONLY H75 Automatic. .1185 38 CHEV. 4 Dr. Wagon. 8 cyL suck. Aa taONLY 8358 V, a NlcMoa •.» ?Lw',1FOlr»ad l«M laan Libar 1?J of—Moeieuao on »---------->BtM gj/MK 10 x 12—>11.85 Also larger sizes al corresponding PONTIAC OLDS CADILLAC mildew proof. Ph. 5-3478-107 N. Michigan' Ave. Hastings, Michigan 208 N. Michigan PUBUOATIOH OBDBB. 0A1.E BUDKBA. Drf«.U»t. FURNISHED APARTMENTS MAN CAPABLE of taking re­ RESTAURANT IN LAKE ODES­ FOR RENT - Utilities paid. sponsible position. Apply tn * Mdbile Hoimi SA FOR SALE —Doing good Phone Wl 5-0471. U writing giving resume ” business. Must sell due to 111 ting* V At S Hardware. tr X 48 MOBILE HOME FOR health. Very reasonable. In­ ★ For Sale—Real Estate SALE-^In very good condition. quire 1003 Fourth Ave. day*. SELL KNAPP SHOES—Full or Phone Lake Odessa 374-4488 . 6/10 part time, equipment furnished any time. 6/27 free. Write Knapp Shoes, A. C. BEAUTY SHOP — Attractive LUXURY HOUSE Adam*. Box 7. |5hclby, Mich. ground level shop. Located In 6/10 10. 13 and 30 Wldeo Hastings. This is a money w _ landacaped PART TIME JANITOR WANT- New Moons Hartfcni Schulte acres. Three bedrooms end down payment. Call Mra. HalTip Guls Expandor miles from dountoen lUsRoll Out Rooms nlng hours. Very good wages ring. Collect. Stan Loomis, 3* Walls Gun Furnaces and working conditions. Apply would finance for right party. Broker. 6/3 Call Wl 5-5633 for appoint­ Anything In Trade ment. ting* Banner. 6/3 I Buy Used Mobile Homes Ar Business Services Opportunity _:-----------------------------------CEREAL CITY for local resident over 25 inter­ MOBILE HOME SALES ested in weekly Income to 6150 12000 WILL BUY MY EQUITY 1. Ac R EXPERT TREE SERVWO 3-1833 558 Dickman Road in u modern 2-ixdroom cottage ICE — Trimming, cabling, re­ Battle ( rrrk, Michigan Rawielgh on Howard's Point at Thommoval. Free estimates. Insured Across from Ralston Purina Dept. MCP-651-1257 Phone OL 3-6086. Nashville, Freeport, Illinois. ________________ •__________ U Mich. it K>95. 6/3 e/io MOBILE HOMES —Direct from CARPET CLEANING IS EASY ROUTE DELIVERY MAN—Call with Host New Electric Upcoach with the equipment ★ Sporting Goods for appointment or apply In wet carpets or person Wednesday, Thursday Clean 1W square or Friday. 4 to 6 pm. CuUlgan able equipment. BroM Trailer Water Conditioning, 313 N. Sales, M-43 north of Hastings. GUNSMITHING SERVICEFloor Covering, 133 W. Stele, 045-5036. If Boltwood, Wl 8-5102. 6/10 Hastings. Phone Wl 6-6118. U Reblulng. restocking, repairing. We sell gun*, scopes, ammuni­ i.XPERT TAILORING,— Men I tion. gun cases, slings, swivel* A Household Goods * Notices and everything needed for your row lapels, taper pant*, alter alioutuig pleasure. Huckleberry double into single breasted ELECTROLUX SWEEPER WITH INSIST ON MICHIGAN DOT­ Gun Shop. 10440 Kingsbury coate. Ah the Dutch Tailor, TED OA8I See Carl A Betty's ALL ATTACHMENTS — Com­ Road. 3 miles east of Delton. 6504 Gun Lake Road. Wl 6plete price 82333. Terms avail­ Appliances before you buy! Phone 623-6702. Doug Young, •714. tf They Sell—They Install—They able. Call now 045-0431. 6'3 owner. tf JtbfiQUn’0 SEASON IS UPON WE ALWAYS HAVE BAR­ SouUi. . tf VS—Reduce mosquito nuisance GAINS IN GOOD USED ★ Wanted and enjoy outdoor living. Form HOME APPLIANCES—Refrlg- BWEEP^BAGa"AND HOSES a club with neighbor* for to fit most sweepers are avail­ wider coverage and more elHastings Electric, 119 W. 8 able atBTXURY'B ELECTRIO, WANTED — Someone to weave flclent control. (Also controls Hastings. Phone 045-28M. fliej.i For area spraying, large or small, call 374-4761 Lake SEWING MACHINE - Only 5 weaving. Josephine M Roush. months old swing needle zig HAVE YOU TRIED THE NEW Odessa. Sprague Landscape R3 PlalnweU. Phone 623-2718, zag. This machine &ews on HARDY FLY-N-WORM MIN­ 8/3 ■ buttons, makes buttonholes, ERAL?—It control* 99i; of all A PARTY? - Punch blind hems and monograms, Horn Pty and Face Fly breed­ without using attachment*. To Cope tup to 200) ing In beef cattle plus a com­ settle account will sell lor MH plete mineral nutrition. Farm eaah or payment* of |840 Bureau Services. M-37 So. Wl monthly. Call M5-0431. 6/3 5-2223. g/n mouse. �I f of the [ title on Monday Monday *ner-jBT»| • ' Aklnlno .s~. v..—; noon Mrs. Dariene Woodman and | iKUlfif VDlclinS I C-* w OOU1UIHI fata* There wm a motion made paaeed awny. Rw. H . , family and Mrs Irene Japhet j H. v V. Towt) Towno I to invite three graduatM in ,•vtjur ( Prairieville attended n bruhl P.! — £idgave send gave the dostftg cloelng benediction benediction-of f Pupil* in Hasting* 4th. Bch By Mr>. Glendon Curth | However, this ' in- ” ___ alumni banquet al shower for Mira Maraha Mefor another .1^. woodland, ..._____ a KIKiwn land «th gradm were to have a 10J N Mata j wive many enhera from (ha Klbben tn in ITa.'Ino. Hastings Mr. and Mrs. Philip Balney ptayday th!* Wednesday from 1 . Woodland diurlct and would be. i to 3 pm. on Johnson Field from Findlay. Ohio. Mlaa Cheryl Long from Bowling Green. Mr. The township library again) The Viking Corporation anand Mrs. George Rine and Dave, rvi-elvcd a collection of vwiyt „v.v nounred that it has purehased from Bowling Green, were people's books from Michigan |.<ll«rlct only Vice president Ed By Mrs. Stephen Osgood also weekend guest* of Mr. and Mra '. controlling interest In the DoSlate Library during June. July Markwart Introduced the tooMfltephen Oigppd Sunday dinner mlntan Sprinkler Co. Ltd, of and August. Each child who guests at the Owood home were Montreal. Quebec. It 1'Kilmer. ' Funeral services (or Maurice He opened the program Competitive even!* Include 50 ___ ... _____ _ - --Dominion Sprinkler was with some Jokes io wake every The Cloverdale Church an- Mr. and Mrs. Norman Benedict! and family from Wayland. Mr. I founded in 1930 and is a hlgbwheelbarrow race, horse rider and receive a treat The Wood­ I body up This did not take long nounces their Bible School will and Mrs Gordon Rine from Has-i ly respected sprinkler InsUlUland community is fortunate to|I as before long everyone was be held Wbne 31 through June 35 tings. and Mra. Grace Rine and I tlon contractor operating in with interment in Lakcalde ’• ------- * have received from Uie Carrie, laughing mugiung and »nu really i^u, enjoying-------- -sun. Jim. also from Hastings * I the Province of Quebec. ' Cemetery Rev. Luther Brokaw Grozlnger wtale. many copits । themselves. Jerry Dilllnbeck fa- April Springer spent the week­ Don't forget Bible School at ln nfciman to Uie main office officiated. of the Woodland News from 1900 vortd the group with two solo end visiting a friend. MUs Mary McCallum VJ3. Church. June 14 ,nd fabrication plant in Mon-----—------— --IUIIU iHurKuituii »■ muuto 1938 which are now in the numbers. Loren Hersliberger Ellen Aleshkewlch. * We would through 18 from 9 to 12 13 noon.ueal.treat a branch a branch officeoffice is tnainla main­ township library. The Carl Jar- volunteered to be the speaker 1 like to welcome Mr. and Mra. • -----------j tained In Quebec. -----------dan family have also given (from the 50th anniversary claw Shanta and their five children from Chicago .The Bhan La's have The best NCAA tournament । The acqulsiiton of Dominion perfcBrnanco in Michigan Stale sprinkler brings to seventeen the Tills U a valuable source of local was very enjoyable 50 yrara agn purchased Ute Meritt farm. Mra. Kay Hughes held a coffee golf history was turned tn by number of sales and contracting history and it u thought pro- There wen- nine members of Gene Hunt who cinched the corporation? controlled by The voking to rwu! the iulr. and that graduating cUum with three for Mrs. ShanU to gel acquaint­ aeml-flnal round of the 1981 na- I Viking Corporation. son of William and Anna Mario , with a few neighbors * Mr. prices, which show tire changes of them present Saturday ,rre- ed (Haywood) Lane and went to • Funeral senrioes for M and Mra. James Springer and These companies, in addition f—-----------J 1 I tiotwil meet .before being ousted . v../.. r.__ .______ ..____ ... W.l.t-nv. OA It. tluil have taken place through ning. LeRoy was (lx- volunteer family attended the Memorial 12 and 1 by Ohio State's Jack to seven non-affllUted eorporthe years. Alan from the Gro- frwn the elam of IMO ThL-. Day parade in Kalamazoo on Nlcklau*. alions, maintain ST sales offices ringer estate they received the waA a bigrer class wlUi a bigger Monday driving in the parade in ne wtu awarucu tne uronze ~ .___ —_______ • National Geographic for the representation than all the other their antique. Miss Nancy Scott Star in the Battie of the Bulge da> ,,h* - Osgood win a curst at her sister on that given National Geographic*. tun re their, claw enjoyed togeth- day A very good time was had Ho married Rooe Pither tn De- Puncrrt Home­ troll on Feb. 3, 1MB. and they The -Rev. William Nethery 1* to D c a n take a Senior Trip to Wa-.hingmoved to Lake Odessa in 1953.) to officiate with burial in River- Hint had belonged -..'I l.__ «■ --___ —____ ■ Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Bugbee Parrot gave many horticultural I fact that he was able to take and Mr and Mra. Elwood Tinbooks and from the Parrot farm- | the five day vacation and r.pend •ley and daughter from Kansas were Tuesday guests of Mrs May Hava, al ffSw, llhrarv thj* .-r ec T I, Brown and Uabell called on Mr. block from a tree upon which more than that when he recently three daughters. Mrs. Jack; w.idron had been UI for their grandfather. Johnathan toured the World's Blr In New and Mrs Bill Smith of Clover­ dale on Friday. * Sunday guests (Joyce* Campbell of Riverside, a v,-- time*prior to bre death. Haight. curved hl* initials and York. However, he had his wife ut tiie Browns were Mr and Calif.. Mra. Gene (Caroll WU- “ . . the <Litc 1R37 In the first year of Mra. Earl Otis and family of Woodland's settlement. Battle Creek and Mrs. Hazel Floyd Jackson favored the group Otis from New Mexico. * Mr. and Mrs. Almond Weber and livinn V> n™. ln aaugruer u» The gymnazium ot the Wood­ m .IS IMnlM LM“ Yvonne were Monday guests of bind School was fini of laughter Bt.- Petersburg. l uu and Mrs. wair«>tt Mie was a nraldcnt of Mrs Katie Tuttle at Battle Saturday evening After th? dcIda Kklnn « nt k.,u~i ttaaiond n.ul n- ^.„ «oln,u Hjskw n„ Creek. I llcious turkey supper wa* served hud a lot of remlnesclng to do ......... — —-------- - —| by i;y the inc Lions UUIUI Club. VIUU. Ralph IWlipo Rev. and Mrs. Isaac Osgood Site was married to Dennis lm»rT,«mscnd - ■ conducted -— the •---■• busl- He seemed to have ns much fun .•pent part of the weekend at In beating Northern Illinois In' Waldron, who died Marell 13. n,_a meeting It was decided at their trallerat lhe home of Mr. k. --- --- ‘ ...... . meeting .. . raise , .. enjoyed hearing him talk about and Mrs. Almond Weber. * Mrs « uuumv- toon .--.. . . . i.a*-.; years to uie hl* basketball tram. It was header tills geaaon, Waldo Sau-, Mra. Waldron Is sunrivtd by|dUM t0 35 cenu However, the T-ewellyn Woodman and daugh­ Ur became Dk second winningest 1 two sens. Flpyd of , committee failed to remember ter. Marilyn, attended the Me­ bastbali imu coach concn in ui CMU vmu nuurry history j Bernie nenuc of oi Alhambra. nuuuuu.». Calif ., ■.... and u thb ,.C4ir aftPr thc tayj. much about his days at Wood­ morial Day parade at Prairlewith 63 vlrt"rtrx victories and Use tlx? 1^5 1965■‘— a daughter. Mies Mtes Pearl Wakiron Waldron ^norw were prin’ed After thc land which took place 30 yearr. wiSS Pupila Fjsld Day bet Wednesday In Woodland honor l.iOrillOl 01 William Lane Quebec Company Dies Wednesday - SS £ XI'^iS^SS Cloverdale-Hope throoghout the VnlUd 8UUa Vanaaa and Denmark•Montranl L» currently one of the mot rapidly areas in lhe world and we «rr most happy U> be represented there by such u One company, said Viking President Rlehard T- Grom At Lake-0 Home Rites Saturday For Mrs. Waldron Of Escanaba Bridge the GAP Graiuldauphter Of Mrs. Al Reed Is Merit Scholar Miss Donna L. Reed. daughter to $1,000.00. of four from the Ann Arbor High Sclfool to be named a Merit Scholar, the -NaUonni Merit SchoUralup Corp, un­ nounced laM wwk. Donna's dad was an H HS. grad in 1940. and completed two uxtra of oversea* duty with tho Air Force aa a major during World War IL (This will be Bill'* 35th cUsa reunion June 12th.) Thc Reeds. wl» have been located in Ann ■ Arbor about eight yrara. have fire children. ■ Grandmother. Mra. Albert U' Rrxxl rcsidra at 53G E. Miullson MODQ FINANCE Donna also won tlve U. of M. honorary Regent scholarahlp and will be In the honors pro- : gram there next year. At a high school convocation April 29th Donna wits iKinnrcd for school participation and her academic achievement. Her sis­ ter. Sandra, who will be a janior year won also Ignored for) In Thc Future Nuraco America. (Mrs. Reed waa a military career during thc war before ahc met and married Bill.* Following ore excerpt* from an article in the Ann Arbor 5»per about Donna as a 1965 Merit ■ Scholar— r ' Miss Reed has served a* sec- I retary of her homeroom and, French clasBcs at the hJghl school She was a MJriilgnn; Ma'-hnuitlcs Prize CqalpcUUon | scml-finallst In 1984 and in 1963 won a Detroit News Scholastic Writing Award Commendation, Till Pay Day Moaay today on your signa­ ture. $50.00 costa oely 58c for two weeks. Quick . . . CoefidentiaL Charges to $J 00.00, 114 % $300.00 *50°° to *1,0000° 140 W. State St. arte at toe University of Michi­ gan beginning next Fall and plans a career In journalism." Phons 945-3429 Banner Ads Benefit YOU! was considered important that enjoyed his teaching days here He and his wife had recently taken a trip to RumIa with u group of people. He gave an in­ teresting talk on this trip. His hod only one present. the mine the youth today. Ail teen-agers' are not like the ones that get: tlielr names in the newspapers meeting. the alumni will soon for crimes committed but a bigJust dwindle away, specially at thin rate Woodland han no more make something of their likes graduating classes as they are Mra. Janice Hannigan read a MONEY JOHN DEERE LAWNS’ GARDEN TRACTOR BROTHERS Form Implements WOODLAND MUTUAL REPRESENTATIVE Lumber Co. 124 N. Jefferson Phone Wl 5-5052 PLYNN MATTHEWS AGENCY Galesburg, Mich. Route 5, Hastings, Michigan o DIAL DEFROST 10 ... - -Tfl You get a full measure of John Decro performance and conve­ nience in the 8 h.p. "110 L**n and Garden Tractor. Independent ground-epeed con­ trol. Double-safe electee gt«ter. Double-action brake*. At­ tachment* for mowing, clearing snow, gardening, spraying . - many more. Keep your honueteod in trim, and handle many farm chorMj too, with a John Deere 110 Tractor. Convenient credit. Goodyear Construction Money available for now homes TAYLOR IJvery inch a rugged John Deere refrigerator TO SAVE YOU MONEY IXjJJL* FBICE HUGECAPACI -1 2 C~U. ' GENERAL F T - ELECIRIC FREEZER VALUE PACKED FROM GENERAL ELECTRIC! ANY WAY YOU FOR SMALL KITCHENS... SMALL BUDGETS! FOOD is Stored WHERE YOU CAN SEE IT! Only 24" Wide! WHERE YOU CAN REACH IT! • Full-Width Freezer, holds up - to 38 lbs. • Chiller Tray,'holds up toJI lbs. • Porcelain Vege­ table Drawer • Butter Com­ partment • 2 Egg Shelves • 10 Qu. Ft Net Volume $1^9°° MODEL TA 10 DA Ye«, anyway you look at it, you get a wagonful of service and protection when you belong to the Auto Club and insure your car through tho Exduinge at the Club. Everywhere you travel . . . carry the finest car insurance protection available nnywherel Join now! 18CuFf. Lewis Electric DETROIT AUTOMOIILE INTER INSURANCE EXCHANGE ■$ MOTOR STATE INSURANCE COMPANY Hastings Office Cloverdale - 623-5381 ____ Million, £09 Fras Parking Open Daily 8 a.m.-9 p.m. ”^ Sundays 9 a.m.-8 p.m. CA16D UPRIGHT FREEZER 15.8 Cu. Ff. Book Shelf Door Only— $249°° �Mrs. Deakins The Hastings Banner Succumbs at Charles Long State Campground List Available Dies Thursday; Vacation-minded Zamliles who arc looking for outdoor homes away from home can get some good leads from thc Conserva­ tion Department * updated MlchiCampground Directory . Longn*wl *<78'T Sutt^Buret' ’|gan ' The folder, now' avail- Rites Saturday Who died' ThutMavVav 'able frM ,hroU8h thc °«PartLrlla ^JtalT^ citok11 Publications Room in Were held . 3 Ia - Lanring. lists about 330 cmnpat Uv grounds with more than 15.000 Leonard-Oagood Funeral; ,ltea at ,ute ,tat« forests. I national foresU, county and The Rev. Harley Townsend of; township parks Nashville officiated and burial I ------------ •-----------was tn Riverside Cemetery. | r» rni Albert Hayes Josephine W Deaklna. 82, 021 E. Clinton Street. who died at 6:30 nock Hospital, were to be held at 3:30 pm. thia Wednesday at Home with the Rev. Harley Townsend officiating with burial In Hastings Township Cemetery. £» • 1 I mhl,—. adjacent to the downtown bustMr. Smith Is survived by a Th* family came to the Hastings ncss section Hattie C. Celf and daughter. Mrs Howard (Doro* area In 1918 and remained here Tola Heprted of Caledonia. Rev. I ttlV' Houghton of until 1934. scheduled to exhibit. haa been active in the Women's until 1916 Society of Christian Service. Their children are Mrs Robert (Grace) Howell of East Leroy. Road In Rutland Township. Mrs Mearle (Barbara) Scott of fronton, Mra. Marshall (Helen> Green ot ureen of rtasnvuie. NashvUle. aonn John Will, win, wedding - ~~—nnnlvenairy ------ ---------- last FebruMrs. Duane (Mildred) Jarman,^ ... .. and Mra. Jerry (Joyce) Carr of I “JS- *^Jrtfwintor^ Hastings. Mrs. Paul ।Georgia) ,rb\ Otis of Kalamazoo and Nell of A bra?'..Jr' Greencastle Pa Allen °f Augusta. Ga.; three They hare 23 grandchildren and two great, grandchildren tired > XanderWest of Holland, _ Uw Ua.al nt Akw»r. On June 14 to the grandchildren, k«owt...evf Rnsll Plurmicul Prtxripfioni are tht hurt ol our Jacobs Prescription Pharmacy 126 EoM Stafa Sf. Experimental Citizen’s Band Board of EDUCATION died Sunday. May 30. at the The Stole Highway Department Barry County Medical Facility. luu announced that the exten- i Church. , M-00 south of Athens will take The Rev. Fr. Joeeph C. Dun- place June 2 by renumbering in Mt. Calvary Cemetery two points. dorff-Sponable Funeral Home. Mr. MsPhartln had been at the Medical Facility since Sept. ■ Use Indiana Blate line and Porum (musical) Equipment for tlxe program has been installed in thc seven posts in the third State Police district. The poats are Bay City, East Ta was. Bad Axe. Sandusky, Sept. 7-12- Guys Sc Dolls (mu- Flint. Wrat Branch and Bridge- Virginia Woolf? (play) Michigan's old. he has worked diligently to Equity professional self and his troop, served his community by upholding tluprinciples of thc Boy Scouts of America, and shown ouUtandtng leadership ability in the field ot Scouting. “ ‘ McGregor Ims been active In providing an txoeUenl Scouting propnun tn Eaton county for several veara. and while h I * training. Prior to hashing up thc Kalamo Troop, Bob worked with Citizen band voice radio lx an Vermontville village boys in a Scouting program. the village of Augusta compared to 349 in India. Individual* as a hobby, by oth­ ers in civil defense, for buslncm and similar aetlvlUea It has both mobile and stationary transmitters. State Polloc citizen's band equipment will operate on chnn- cratora who observe such emer­ gencies will notify the posts which can be contacted through the call letters of KNM-7902. YOU CAN SHOW. YOMRUNTEREST BY Idtacl patterns fragrance of flowers with a daring Moisturising Cologne to soften Waste lox Alarm and Travel ALARM CLOCKS—New gtyleg & coiara from highway types wldch include freeway*, expressways, othe~ trunkliiMs. and county roads. $Q98 O up Max Factor "Primitif” COLOGNE, and TALCUM SETS ’3S0 Revlon "Intimate" MIST COLOGNE ’300 Special Decanter Container spoo English Leather SETS for MEN What makes one bank different from another is the manner in which banking services are performed. (Ahn strong LINOLEUM THE MODERN FASHION IN FLOORS —are different. Many problems can't be solved by for­ mulas or slide-rules. They have to be solved by creative banking judgment. By bankers who always look for new ways to serve cus­ tomers better, more efficiently. HASTINGS FLOOR Here at the National Bank of Hastings, creative banking COVERING services for you begin the day you become one of our 123 W. State St customers. Creative banking is the only kind of bonking we do. Shock resistant—unbreakable mainspring ------ Sometimes we throw the book out the window to solve a financial problem. V Ladies' "Cavatina" $4 4 95 TIMEX WATCHES--------------- ----------- — ■ I and ( DRESSER MIRROR, COMB and LET'S TALK ABOUT CREATIVE BANKING The financial needs of every, business—every individual EVERY BUDGET Enshsnt* Gift Set - Luxuriouily fine dotting powder in a new domed shsiet bottls (a born tra­ veler!) and Moisturizing Cologne to smooth and acent her sl-n. 1 oz. Powder, 4 at. Moisturizing VOTING IN TOUR SCHOOL ELECTION On the surface, most banks ore pretty much alike. Wo have lhe A FLOOR TO MEET torts t*. Thc tlilrd district poets serve arras whleh are not only economically different — metro- Charlee E. Morrill, 11ns to Charlevoix. He was born in Hastings Tbwn- Radio Operation frcnclcs. These would include ac­ cidents. traveler tllncra. drunk driving incidents, and other situaUcns where life and prop- BRUSH SETS ode sister. Michael । gn<l Henrietta (Poland) line Will be rtnumtered asJU-84 July 13-18 (To Be announced) July 20-2$—Baby Talk (premicro) is opened to traUflc. • July 27-31—The Private Ear . The State Police Friday have , The Public Eye (comedies' suiruxl an experimental citizen's 1 Aug. 3-8-Camelot (musical) band radio operation to help thr local council «> tlw Regional handle motorist emergency calls Executive* for ronMdrontion. Thc Individual selected must have j * PhoM Wl 5-2466 Hastings and Belding. Robert McGregor Rites Wednesday Extend M-66 to x , 0 Funeral services for Carl E. Receives Scout McPharlin. 81. Halting-. who South of Athens Training Award When you havt a pmcn'plion to HASTINGS (Gladys) Kenyon of Dowling; 28 Dies Sunday; 1-3342. » I Harting* Order of Eastern Star. 1 ( The complete Summer schedule She was the widow of Levi followsI 'Sy) Mead, who died In 1944. I. Jun, 1-8—Never to Lmle (com- “r M~<’ <«n<d the EaM End tdy' idgar 8tOfr Troop No 144. ha* been notified June 8-13—Nobody Love. Ani'I . —ro-----------U. *urvl’T? b-7 ?.onc onc he ha* been selcezcd to al* ’Geraldine) tfnd Phlimlnt Scout Ranch at . Laxton of Detroit. . Clmmarron. N- M. for a week* training. (To be announcMcGregor, hl* wife, and family will leave Vermontville Aug. 19 and will return on Sept 8. The River. Darling (Premiere) Elect Dr. Charles E. Morrill Carl McPharlin where site lived all of her life. accept telephone rtwreraUcns She was a daughter of AUx The theatre number la through and Heater (Robinson) Keith. attended lhe Logan Godwin Height* JJchcoU. Mcau u, utirai ----------- — -------- -------- . — . . He married Ida Shaw of Has­ Thft tad tings on Feb 17. 1904. In 1910 tered w exhibit in the Kalama- |dled “■n- ”• zoo Clothesline Art Show to be|‘**n farmers in Bcwne Townheld Saturday. June 5. from 11 ’ «H»P until »•» when »» mir«* Where they homesteaded Hastings Couple to Mark 50th Wedding Jubilee Rites Saturday Area Residents To Exhibit'at Kalamtaoo SnmV-iMh. Kt He was t»m’ in Middleville on July 11. 1883. the eon ot Frank -and Emma Hayes. Thc family moved to Grund - Rapids when Bay City and Thomas of Grand Tlx- weekly playing schedule M Mrad 81. 106 N Park Street. Burl BIld Cella B CurtLs were Rapids, and a sister. Mra Car­ for the Augusta playhouse of- who died early Thuraday at thc.married An June 9. 1915. al roll (Mary) Elliott of Charlotte. fen eight perfonnanraa a wrok. 8un-t Acre. Nuratog Haxw.'■ - -------with shows every night except were held at 2 pm Saturday-at tings In February of 1037 and Parkway j* a highway with Monday. Productions open on athe Walldorff-8ponable Funensl Mr. Wills retired from Uie Con­ full or partial control of acceas, T u e s d a y evening and play Home, sumers Power Company tn Januusually pleasantly tazuUcaped through Bunday. Curtain time for I The Rev. George Elliott offlu. ,.v , and often rnerved for paaoengvr Tuesday, Wednesday and Thura- elatedand burial was in River- utility company for 27 ye ears 7h_- term has been taken day shows is 8 30. On Friday and side Cemetery. s of the tii First A',, .a . ... ।! lklU Noth. „„ »re membcr members try a number of toll highways in Batuntay nights throe are two I -- ----------mem >era o. Mra. u , ’J***4 -.---- ---------------.5*7* l.--hC Methodist Church and Will recent rear* > .k— "U*lwl<dh’ltK U **** PriOT '______ ' ' '__________________ SI — ------- - ------- Funeral Home Tuesday al 1:30 Dies Thursday; tsk es a pretmiMd to io _____ Ilia IM mt cans ol tkatt iwtumr Rt!y oa tht naa who kiowi... jtvr luatj Doctor. died at Pennock Ho.pU*l Satur- Home with the Rev. Gerald L. • Tho Barry County Telephone Th- Rev. George Elliott offlHephncr officiating with burial ,Company serves 1.700 customers elated and burial waa In Bownr in Mt. Hope Cemetery at Mid­ In its Delton. Pine Lake and . Township Cemetery. Kent Coundleville. and Allegan Counties. solvcd she married Edwin W. Mrs. Lulu Mead Ihit is espedsllf tfMTfcm ye haalth is coacarsM. Syatftms , ko. u Here Saturday bom on daughter of William and Julia • Per ham i Link. She man ted Clyde J. Reason April 18. 1906. AS OpCIlillg DiltC APPEARANCES CAN U D«C(1 VING Freeport Dies Funeral servlcra for Guy Smith. Mrs. Deaklns U survived by a Wame and°6Roict(slS)‘u>nOg. | When he was four years old he' “ gon. III.: three daughters. Mrs. moved,„ with family jBek Ragntay's— Bam Theatre in,Cart ( Agnes) Phillipa of Kala--------au, hts ,w vu,. . .to Cui— r. -.". txnnrr v. — ’ ... ; 1 Augusta celebrates It* twentieth Ptpper. Va., reluming to Wood- Augusta celebrates it* twentieth maxoo. Mra. Robert <Maryi land whm he was 21 ianniversary- this Bummer. The Burwell of Royal Oak and Mrs. He wu one <4 thc first from theatrical producer cheater .Jean. Broker of HousBarry County to mtro servS tu’d dlrw:,or announced a ton. Texas; one step-son, DoninWwWWre utoaiS^.d7^ 17 *“k*ch/*,u1*' of P1*?* ftn«1 aid Drakin® of Hustings; nine and one-luilf yiara He rerved mu8,calfl ,ur hu. Professional grandchildren; five great grandLhree Xrsin th^kclhc Tto? ,tocM J** children, and one sMer. Mra muh- >cura m tne pacific TheaJunc t far the opening date: .tonkin. n» t^n. --- -----June z iot inc uixnung umu ting. lw h 7. dlsctafge mer pn<rnn, be the newlrpentw^nul^iii^^ith released Broadway cozncdy hit, Sm to ‘ f0rCW11 Ne^r To Uta. I Mr. and Mrs Buri H. Will. 511 | Mr. and Mrs Buri H. Wilt. 511 u , I Puur musical* are In thc Congra**, are to celebrate their He I* survived by his wife.1 achedulc, thc first M which Is ' golden wedding anniversary with ■ an open house to be held from 2 - _r —•— • «... V,,,. WUMC ,a. UK UM u, ; to 5 pm on Sunday. June IX al and Gordon Fuhr, both ot Haa- plays includes the record brmktht Pint Methodist Church. Ungs; three aep-grandchMdmr. m« conedy-hlt Mary. Mary and four >. M roui Guy Smith of Dies Sunday farmers until retiring and mov­ ing to Hastings . ^^■»TJ^JSetsJune lst m. | Barry Phone Co Changes Policy Of Rutland Hayea. 81. R2 Hastings. Rutland ! Barn Theatre his death, but had been bos- Section Thr»o—Pages 1 ta 6 Thuraday. June 3, 1965 Pennock Hospital St up to your liuurance planning oplng a protection pro­ gram that is right for you requires expert planning. Be­ cause we offer insurance of every kind for your home, car, family or business, we on ob­ jectively analyze your require­ ments over-all, and balance your insurance dollars io fit them best. There's no cost or obligation for thia service. Call m for details. Isn't that the kind of bonking service you wont? We Serve Hundreds of People But We Serve Them One At A Time Loans fr°m *60.00 *60,000.00 National Bank of Hastings Member federal Reeerva System and Federal Depotli Insurance Corporation PRESCRIPTION PHARMACY DEPOSITS 120 W. ST ATI ST. heae Wl S-2444 Wl 5-4174 INSURED UP TO $10,000.00 �PRLHB1TLR1AN 120 Residents WLUard U. Odessa to uorsbip, 0:30 and 11. Nureery provided Broadcast «!:«•*■ ...« tl/il/'l: *• ■ I,-.. ■ Host Christian HASTINGS UNITED ~ Endeavor Meet HA8T1NGI BAPTIST CilURl II HASTINGS ASSEMBLY OF GOD CHURCH 109 B. Woodland Avenue to honor Praroytertan L.'uicirtn and youth. Pryor was toe palnb congregadonal sing! his tiuinauUy, bl* Harold Brandt »»*■ chairman of the day. Macro *nd Arch McQuiUun uf Philadelphia. 6 ru Junior High Youth Feiiuwship al the church. Monday—7 Boy Bcouta; 7:30 HASTINGS CONGREGATION OF JEHOVAH’S WITNESSES Monday. tUw£needay-13:30 Circle 4 wiU Unwed Church Women's oboerv- Bunday. Puglic talk, 1 pm. Watchtower Bible Study. 4 for their regular meeting. Tuesday. 7:30 pm. Inixwpre- slexiary ISoclety meeting. Tuesday, cougngaUoa Bi bl* Wedneaday Activities tcra meeting for Group No. 11 at study, 8:l& pm. « aii -MfWa prarer Band. Battle Creek Piral Church. Fn, minister school. 7:30 pm. 8 am*—Wonan'a ITaycr Band. Wednesday. » JO am. mom7:*0 pm. Prayer meeting and Miler* Eighteen yean ot track . Bibic btudy. 8T. ROSE CATHOLIC CHURCH Vamilon Bible school—■June 14 Saturday. 3 to 4 pm. church through 33. 0:30-11.30 am. A nursery provided for all York's Madison Square library open. The Youth FeUowsiiip will at- church services. GRACE LUTHERAN CHURCH 6. Jefferson & Walnut Sts United Brethren Church at Sunthc Convention. Healing of Man Is Sunday Subject Vacancy Pastor Worship. 10: U am. Bunday 0:M a m Ufa" over WKZO-TV, 8:30 tin.; BOWENS MILLS CHAPEL Henry VanTU. Evaugeltet CARLTON CENTER METHODIST CHURCH Morning worship. 0:11 am Before Menu on weekdays. Bunday school, 11 am. Wednesday lervioe, 7:18 pm. We re Now Located in our NEW BUILDING 107 East Woodland Midway Between Broadway and Michigan Stop in and See Our Collection of CARPETS McGee Monarch in Barry County" IS,- ACRILANS dulons "Larg NYLO Thursday, 7 pm. Plane* Girl* and Boys Brigade. wnrid-wlde Pre* 1 Women's Miadonary FellowCHGRCH OF GOD broadcast over WFUR. 1130 N. Broadway Rev. George J. Huber, Pastor Young People Thursday, 7 pm. PILGRIM HOLINESS CHURCH Where a Chrtatlaa Experience fakes you a Meenber. HASTINGS GRACE 10 am. Sunday schooL BRETHREN CHURCH 11 am. Morning worship. 10 am. Sunday schooL Rev. SawMi Sarver, 11 am. Morning worship. Sunday schooL 10 am. Youth meeting. 6:15 pm 7.30 pm. Wednesday prayer. Worship hour. 11 am. Evening Gospel Hour, 7 pm. Wednesday prayer, 7:30 pm. THE CHURCH OF JK8UB CHRIST OF nothin* but the Bible. MILO BIBLE CHURCH Route 3. Delton HASTINGS 8EVKNTH-DAY A. J. Spoebua. Pastor Sunday School, 10:30 am. ADVENTIST CHURCH Sunday school. 10 am. Elder C. L. Wilber, Pastor Worahlp, 11 am. CLOVERDALE CHURCH Special $695 STONEY POeCT FREE 3|ETHOD18T CHURCH Morning worahlp. 11 am. INCLUDD REMOVAL for RUGS and UPHOLSTERY Cleaned the Scientific Way by DURACLEAN All Work Dong in Your Own Homa Everything Ready th* Same Day No Messy Soaking or Shrinking Miller’s DSN Phon* Wl 5-2091 107 E. Woodland, Hastinoi ifuli I n—i- bom tho 23rd Psalm.' tur of the 1866 fucai Tew totaled Tho LegisiaUvc DUcctor. Mra J4M,754,582 again* •304A1JAJ7 . . . . S'_ : ___ • oi-< i.u v«r sn increase of LMS42.u«> nave uc. —— —— — more insidious smoking. Head>u;um* ot a luum hmmiiiim* 2»4 > • 00 —• dgareuc — ———w- _ ; ; psychological slavery, a feeling ing* were by Wood Mrs Carrie u2i have no tlghu Mrsgiven Addie Mr,. .. . ____ _ , .. . .... tUUlan Oil.- Burkey, Mrs. Until Ruth Atsmm Stamm. one thing that they cannot Mm Onlska ptonnm Mm Uors Smith and Mm Virginia Darby She stated that th*M thing* Ing. right* under the Consiiluuon, 8 pm. Preaching TRINITY GOSPEL CHURCH couldn t gain tiiclr inuTHnenu U Chrirtlanlty Dan- HASTINGS WESLEYAN METHODIST CHURCH Car. N. Michigan <k E. Stat* Rd. Rev. Keith Caffey, Pastor Sunday school. 10 am. Chancel choir rebeareal, Thum THE GALILEAN BAPTIST CHURCH Former Freeport H igh School Bunday school. 10 am. Worship service, 11 am. 10 *m. Sunday acbooL 11 am. Worship service, g pm. Evening service LAKEWOOD BAPTIST CHURCH J:8?a The little church with the big Mosher, Pastor. 387-2585. GAS YARD LIGHT Special Offer SAVE «2O°° ON INSTALLATION roe UMills riai 10 am. Sunday acbooL 11 am. Morning worship, Junr church ao^ nureery provided. Wednesday/ 7:30 pm. Family Night Adults, Youth, Junior* and children. 8:30 pm. choir rehearsal. WOODBURY UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH Rev. Torrey G. Barcanic, Pastor Tdeuhon* 374-3348 in Village of Woodbury Bunday school. 0:46 am. Worship, 11 ml Junior church for children, 4-8. Youth choir rehearsal. Wed., pm. Fellowship serrios, 7:45 am. Youth Fellowship, Wed, 7 pm Bible Study and prayer str- MeCALLUM UNITED BRETHREN I N CHRIST CHURCH “Th* Church Ln the Wildwood Otis Lake Road Rev. Darlene Spews. Pastor 10 am. Sunday schooL Warship. 11 am. White people who have no per- Clasaai will meet from 3 ^clock ' IRVING CHAPEL Uiat we seek opjaxtunltlca to will be provided. that they are not trying to prove invited. anything, not trying to act a precedent. They want the chance potluck luncheon, with the Methodist women. Mr*. John Mahler, eiudnr.an. acting a* bc»- dank and otlnr officer* made several announcements Health children for Everyone u, i Sunday school. 10 am. Worship, 11 am. COMPLETE LAUNDRY SERVICE Family Bundles Wash and Fluff Dry Damp Wash We Finish Shirts, Flotvork. Work Clothes HASTINGS HOME LAUNDRY far clothing fur Church World (Lillian & Ray Gibson) 323 S. Michigan Wl 5-4062 contribute to * fund to purchase a religious picture fan the Barry n.S OH NOV/, TODAY! DODGE DOYS Sums Sale 65 YOU’LL NEVER DO BETTER! THE BIB, BIG POLRRH THE 00IEE-EI1E toann DART Public invited. Worship servloe Bunday school. •DIET CHURCH LAKEWOOD E.U. B- CHURCH and Mklugan ius more Ulan 150 waterfall*. The Taiiquamcnon Fall*, near Ncabrrry In the Upper Penln- CARLTON MVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST CHURCH Saturday, worship. 0:34 em. Sabbath schooL 10:48 am. WOODLAND UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH Lowell Dime*. Pastor Sunday school, 10 am. WOODLAND CHURCH OF Make the Best Peal Now at HASTINGS MOTOR SALES £ 220 EAST STATE STREET Phon* Wl 5-2154 or Wl 5 >985 UtAILR profit* . tt»e 4 to o pircrsii uktuk wan­ ly predicted for department Christian Endeavor, 6 30 pi UVMAl STYLES TO CHOOM HOM April Young People's earrice, 7 pm. Bible Study Wed, 7:30 pm Church Study, Bunday, 0:46 KILPATRICK UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH M-66 Woodland However. were favorebl*. a* th* Company luul anticipated. nut of Uie Ruckus taught U to them, and we don't ages a to 1*. are uivura to *u...... tend a five-day Vacation Bible mrnt of World War 1, the Battle rnumsta, Mr*. Once declared. She rluscd by wishing wc could School to be held at the Bev- of Jutland, was fought otX the cnih-day Advratlst Church from entrance of Skagerrak May 31, June 14 through June 18, at the -1116' UNITED BRETHREN IN Wednesday, 7:10 pm. prayer. CHRIST CHURCH Floyd Walter, Supt Rev. Dortene Speas, Pastor INTER-LAKES BAPTIST Bible acbooi. 10 am 0:30 am. Worahlp. CHURCH Worahlp hour, 11 am. Christian Bxleavor, Sunday, 8 Delton. Mich. Rev. David Honeywell. Paster Prayer meeting Thursday. 7:10 Sunday ochool. 10 am. Family Night. June 21. Worship. 11 am. Evening worship, 7 pm. DBLTON METHODIST WESLEYAN METHODIST Mid-week Fellowship, 7 pm. CHURCH CHURCH Wednesday. Mardus E. Tab*. Minister Hickory Corner*, Michigan Worship Bunday, 11am. Youth Fellowship*. Sunday, 6 pm. • Pray* group, Tuesday, 0:30 d of young, mothers to join WCTU to tielp save boys and the Constitution guarantees. no Phone DB 4-8377 COATS GROVE CHRISTIAN CHURCH and FRFt SPOT 10 am. Sunday schooL EVANGELlcfe. 317 13d share* of ooounoa alack . . -lit eif * i- - - Poverty, Plenty." and let us know tlieir plight. Evening service, 7;K pm. Wednesday prayer meeting and thl* friendly church. Worship. 11 am. Minister. Dale R. Harvey 410 E. Madison, 045-50® 8:40 am. Church school, bupc Sunday. Mm. Evelyn BerwtUck r, 'Faith far Today." it am. Morning worship 7:30 pm. Wed., Bible Studyf tv, tyiuua unannci *, * ed w HLUMN compareg with 30.4M30* a yrar age, an inrre.w ol |1,7I7^M. JCCTU Invites New Members 8. KALAMO PENTECOSTAL 10 " n1 Bunday acbooL mean having the privilege of CHURCH 11 Morning worahlp. Rev. Arbutus Hurless. Paster 7 pm Junior High and Bonier voting and having it counted. High Youth Group*. CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE by during The WCTU ladltw were invited People. « mils* W. of Broadway. Bev. Gerald Hepnner. Pastor Bunday schooL 10 am. Morning woraiup, 11 am. PEOPLE'S BIBLE CHURCH Hl. NashvUle, Ph. 663-M77 Evening service, 7:30 pn Wednesday prayer. 7:30 j. C. Penney Company, depart­ moil sum* eJuun. reported that ■,1m for the fu* quarter rase 83 percent and earnings 183 ..percent. .. —— i.iriinir a nan-m-iirincluding MQMd non-recurrtng MtAt from Smitii' 1-UMday, May 18. for • the ml* of toe Coeupany'a furtu111*00. puUuck dinner, which was* a bcadqWisra building iiero at Thursday—7:30 Chancd choir serving that the majority of jxnnlj-itilckai American land- piCTuuuit and enjoyable meeting 3JU w. J4th bUcek practice. with three visitors prreenL Not ennUng* for th* three Mm Vlrsima Darby, presldmk month* ended April 30, IBM. we became acquainted with line NORTH IRVING ___________ _ «* ranita * xnurn on «*r-H opened the MK'IHUDUT CH uf 24JO1443 shares then outwith pray*. 11 am. Morning worahlp. 7 pm. Evening worship. Wednesday, 7:30 pm. Bible study and prayer service. HASTINGS FREE CEDAR CREEK BIBLE METHODIST CHURCH CHURCH Boltwood A E. State Road Campground Rd. I mile* south ot Rev. Marvin SickrnUler. Pastor FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, Hastings Sunday schooL ■ •46 am. SCIENTIST vte* Sunday. • ■ from MM* meet for a potluck luncheon at pm. ST. AMBROSE DELTON Sunday Masse*. 8:30 and 10 ORANGEVILLE BAPTU1 CHURCH W. Glen CUmpbcil. Paster ST. AUGUSITINE, 2 Mile* South of Gun Laka MIDDLEVILLE OUR LADY OF GREAT DOWLING wul be Waving Hastings in June, a <Ut from bsr fellow ofliccre young irom high school. Boday uf Chiwuan Endeavw, Earnings As Sales Peak Willtam N*to«y. Lmder- Church Speaker By Mm WBurd CurUa mlilyj 11 am Morning worship. Penney’s Hikes William Kirkpatrick and Mm nm-yfw CastJsman are in cbara* Hear United Used Car Lot Ruma Wl 5 39OJ �I I fresh Out of the Attic and sprung up In the form of a| (Nott: I believe this name ?—! - Tn dating this paper I would like to refer again briefly to sxs By H. D. Burper HISH?inY T°WN- : window was a hole cut out of SHIP AND PERSONAL tike logs and a sheet ot foolscap ___ KF<OU.'.ections 'i»Pcr greased and pasted over have consolidated and buUt ajwas. HM.) Mr. Knappen held fine church at Delton, thus services jn thc aclioolhouse in making five church edifices in11838 and a good school was kept thc township. । there that Summer. The first school district formed Barry township tea furnished In the township waa fractional1 tjw following men who Iwve "i*1* BjuTy Wld Spaulding in! rrprisentcd us In the State 1838. The firm school taught wan wn-t- nt Lansing: John Brown, tn C. W. Spaulding's chamber ;E. W Huett; as mresentaUros: by Mbs Tlieoda Spaulding. This Salmon C Hall. Actam Hall, Elschool was tho Ural school in; Hot snd Myron Wing; County Barry County and Mbs Bpuuld-Ofncorl: clerk. James Cad wallains thc first u.tmnn r- Hall first, teactwr. teacher. MUa' ----- —-—■— । v, oc-imiuui. iii——— Knappen. la still living at Rich- mon C. Hall. J. Q Hughes, land. Kalamazoo county. In the Th North­ Spring of 1837 Mr. Isaac Otis1 Jn* C, ’ etiat Barry wan on wxuon -■». built a frame barn, and the b y j & Willison. The seed school was kept m Uie zranarv. I < . . . ... T. d being taught by Ml*. Hannah ! in 1837. OU* having n bom. his A Sabtiach School was held tn horse* tread thc grain out and the °th granary that Summer. :when we got ready for U* ««1. 1837, Mr. Tiuclson. supcrintcn-, Uncle Elias and myself went dent. One of the pupil* of that after it afoot, and carried Sunday School now resides In; enough back to seed three Mid Hastings townshlp-Mrs. Larkin. | one-fourth acren of land. Some then Miss Jennete Cross. | might? ask why we didn't take timber cut off that we did not 6«t a good bom up. but with our Held, squinvls. quail, tur­ keys and dror visited us But With all tiic waste of threshing on a floor ouidom, and cleaning (ome *unt»l« w7. . one m“e .... - '. . . 1 rrwwru 01 Hlclco«7 Ca- We^d^TiLSr.^f^L^i ,^HlehoUi Campbell'S, we had walked the twenty-one Hickory There was a weat of Sunday about the same w^’i upto unsatufted judgments and for other reasons such as drunk four-month Through April, Hare said gain of nearly 4.000 oyer a year now . . . when local law it Udrd of last year, and enforcement officials became of 7000 over 10C3. aware of Michigan's horrible traf- COUPON I I J ISO EXTRA 100 EXTRA TopwithValue Stamps I a SIS er more pvrchaM Top Value Stamps ■ with a S10 or mora purchase I I . (eacludiog bear, wine or tobacco) ' I I Redeem u Kroger thru Sat, June 5, IMS J (••xledmg beer, wine or Mbaccd all 3 coupons with ’30 or more purchase direction of Dr. Millon Bradley. E I 1^^ I P® tabwfir, Sroui Iwf Ctack, Srowtf loaf Bond •r Mett Loaf Ws reiarve the right Io lunil auantiliet. C0pTrighllh.Kro9wC0.WM U^/UdLE tedeem d Kroger IhroSet.Am. 3,1943. the mcm bent from Joluulown. built ward and W. W Hampton Icod- Hastings I Building Permits | 121 over 19«4. but a sluu-p hike with a 35 or more purehaM (eadod-ng beer, wine er tobacco) wa at Kroger thru Sal. June 5. 196 haa a good Sunday School. The Congregational Church Dehaa, Mlchigaa ljt79 hearings Jstnes M Hare reported. memory will live living In the tuwnalilp of Barry, having lived there since the Spring of 1835, coming with her father. Elder Moses Lawrence. >p Value Stamps sold It, and built a very fine edifice at Hickory Comen. Tho sickness I hare mentioned before. society is in prospering condition with and although living in an ocl- officials and tire Michigan De­ partment otlstaie continued at a high ebb, through the first third of ISIS, with activities showing dnuiatic risNB, -year or two he settled on Oull Prairie, but rtlll continued to doctor in Barry County far a SO EXTRA I down, having made forty-two miles. 7 nirs nine tnllra. and gut a box ot Sappington's pills, and was Willison. thus occupying land of back before noon, having made a trip uf eighteen miles ti»t The* Baptista organized a morning I might tell many more incident of th- hardship* en­ dured by the early wttjera of Barry, Shaking with the ague. Iu<—,1m. —*»V. — ■ ■—. , . for a time until they bulk a fine church for thcrnaelvea. They quinine and Sappington* pills I *ustalrz-d preaching and dodl know as that port of ths the olher church services up County would iiavc been settled. ,10 Preaent time QW bouse wm built at rough] JnrV>e Winter of 1845 and '«. logs, covered with elm bttk. “j** K rail.-, or alahs for a floor Our Church, and of Ho--.tlnga Circuit, ------------------------------------------------- .formed a dam. at Hickory Cor- The trend of "kttptng Michi­ gan* bad driven In check- punklre adlriUa* totaled mare through driver Improvement ac- Through April, LUADLE VJP who waa prostrated out during April, raising the year's total to more than 27.0UO State Program these 300 Extra Top Value Stamps1 with coupons Jug of • molanww. tar something formed a class. I think. In the , Iw. Ir> • — .....__ . ___ mams and tlu'lr limited membcrahlp, did not accomplish much for a time, but reorganized In Check With His kindly and sympathetic na- ^’'dlnued from last week! Hong, and wo carried It by band on™ cxpcrl- from Mr. Ellison'o some four encca and hardships encountered ' miles Men came from the Cooley iZ. 1 wU1 r'’' 1 ncikhborhood five miles distant ni ^r it ‘ncldept or two Boon to help us lay up our house, after we got to keeping iuxuo bringing their dinners with we oommenced to cut ttu» mu . ik—. —7.----- T ”. “ luual •"»*. vic cirara* UK spot, a swath or two. before we found built lhe house, and moved in captured himjwithin a week.trict built a schoolhouse on land made the journey of 500 mllea >J|lla in the Foil of 1837. ~ The religious Interests of donated by Mr Uaac Olla. Mr. and were foot-lore.and hart to do! Harry Jias been on ttw tiiat day, for Seymour Tittebon doing mi- -a Th* next marnlnir ITnrta a>ui t '??. 1 Keep Bad Drivers I Brown. E. W. Huett. Lucas Pol-i ley. Charles Polley. Adam Elliott. out splendidly considering the Orin Rorabcck, Robert Marahali. jrlmlUve mode of seeding Our Eph. Manley, J. G- Hughes and TOP VALUE STAMPS EVERY WEDNESDAY! A A Tenderay ‘I Chuck Steaks * 49' U Tenderay Boston Rolled Baseless Sirloin ,. Steaks Pot Roast* 69' H Silver Platter Rib BW^^ * 79' Pork Chops vRk TENDERAY \\ T-Bone Steaks cd under the administration of Brother Shaw was another ex­ ample of what the early plon- Round or Rib Steaks ib TENDERAY 0*1 — TENDERAY SWISS, “ •1 I »■ COUNTRY CLUB ~ BUTTER morning, at the Otis school- , Boneless Kansal City i Hygrade'i Ball Park Fraaka »■ 69/ ItaMa'i prrachlng four timre. I do not Ring Bologna an appointment during Ills stay on the circuit The class finally Hamid's Rag. or Mild ’franks lb 89/ CUBE STEAK Boneleii n> 49/ ‘88/ RUMt ROAST Oicar Mayer ib 59k SLICE! IACOK Leos or ■nuts *>69/ J (with tin »rt*ch«d) | so aria rar nisi man | I Kroger MEl-O-SOFT I WHITE BREAD I PORK & BEANS LIMIT 3 CANS Kraft Velveeta . BORDEN'S SKIM MILK ORANGE JUICE 8 *«* PINEAPPLE 2 1 lb. 4H-OX. cam 69/ FreaNAe RAMEN PEAS 2 ™ 39/ i | L VAC-PAC Golden Ripe Dole Sliced | so octi* tw iu.ie naan | 2 <—3 KROGER » FLOUR * 19c 89/ BANANAS 3$|99i 3 <100 tar (or 49c 39/ each) WATUMILON kedeea al Kroger thro Set.. Am J, IM5. 48/ CANTALOUPE 'Z>g°< 30 EXTRA TOF VALUE ITAMM ? MS UMH ONf .Uh a M or mnr. maUme t«*dudi»g beer. Win. or tebaece) UdMm al Kroger thru Sal. June 5.WM. SunUl UW.CI Hawaiian Pineapple ( KROGER COFFEE Delicious ORANGE JUICE I ■ C.EQS3QESOL' Creaa Style Cura ...^ Kroger Frozen | Homestyl* Cookies Fro il-.lilo Whole Kernel 12-ot or 14H-OX. SPECIAL LABEL can with the purchase ol two IJb pkg* ei Udeem al Kroger thru Sat. June 5,1?6^J PORK A BEANS 1-lb. CM 5/ AIT 3 CANS wnh e S5 or mere twreha (•xduding beer, wise er lobsccol |K«. C.* L_ < 1OAI �Piroceedinga of tho Barry Co. Board of Supervisors vjs^^^tsa .Saix; M m. txx .«w Mm otmim'i dlaf nt Special Motion Carried. ttL*hs£ ~snsa!rsJ :rs." aaraMoul rtaUaaa of lha Harry rry Ceanly Board of An per- rniMiM ye«e- Motioo Canted. i<$^s^;K£u?;'ub -istn.^siT £S±. k SriiCi-ttaraLSr Ito matter ef Mimic and Lmo) lite lary Onminiilee and Teuri.t and Hr- svt.'S-a.iu’ffiSJ:« Ikol atlealHin war locuied on IoJtaikui ..1 temtad •••'•*■« •' •* ctal. lie raid 1*1. Pmrarn ,k* b.i» yoatk. «• 1’'I‘*',T1 s®?* J by ’ ifcpwrlMt Boekwlth. >4 by Hapartiinr K. Uo*SMa, “_‘-llL,Cl til Carried. All members of Ur .is?1iwrmnFsss" 1 by Mlper'Uor 1- Hoffman. .4 by Hnperrteoe Miller. lb» iatf at Barry daoiffnata the util fartorr oetloa .Ate Heart NuMaa? SSak^HaaUan Barryville By .Wri. Burr Fauett > Naaftrflla Phena OL S-i Un- U A. Day waa a Wedn tended an open ouee for the; niorg of tho Nazarene Church lhe American Lesion Hall in ennontville on Saturday night, mu Wolf. Harold Reed. Carole iptey and - Helen BUerlcy arc »e graduates. Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Dutmer at Grand Rapids were Sal- tPF»rtod fy BnporrlMr Mead, 10 Hoard adjourn to call o hair. Motion Carried. srtx .‘t.Siz.'gSSft a .•ssrtjtfasr chairman 1o i'-toSh: xr&si K’xjsrss.zm:' Karl Guar of Battle Creak vert Thunday dinner guests of. Mrs. Oborin Day. * Mrs. dladys drodtford and Mn. Elsie Potter of Woodland were Friday alien of -Mra. Day. East Doud By Mr. Uojd Own ^TRrLitiaES Uy Mtey with J. C. Waiy; Fetor No. HP. IU2»1». loaler Peltry; Keaewol of with CvInMn Arenry. Moy aad Krtonded foreran. oo . Jail aad luiwuioa lUme. |Ot adeWMto Uli AIM Wilk »lu l^tVLuT f Mo. r w saAs ts. bmImA Morine, with Coleman peMUhed rule, cred tor orderly sjyy KJJilS.-TLSSSJ.^L-i i Ndday. * Owen Cox from tile spent the weekend at Ow«M. * Mr. and Mra. >lui DeparUnenl eoactora aa lol- '■.■stvis; r« ti.» MOVING..! J sara. Noted Franklin Hnkvllb by HaverrlMe Beck Noted by Buweriaor BekardL abpporied by Superelior Mead, that Ito ausSMted rhujeo In tbo rule! be a<tonie.i. MmIm Carried. Drain Oonniaotenrr Ford Bitten, apbearrd before the Board and r» ported the tollwOi’u from the Stale Highway Del'arimeal of ISIS ante] mrni <m Wondbnfr d.aln whirl, t.ew put* th I* drain na a paid up ba.it He alio made Ute priipoeal lee pie!K3Fw".£m!3 tri-ii: Iram pelUieson to be relarned after dot aaaenneat of Drain It eiunpleted-11 £» KS.. rm •s.s.'i, iraE Kone oicbiodMoted by Huiier.l.or Leni, period b> Hu|>erti>nr Ktutoo. bo Cetinlr Treaaurrr to laalrurl MB SUBS wis j;:;;; it Mi i Um WMnm W.(sa HMhu uh to no I liMtoO. U UM Halting. IN Mi k ttoMbt hd. * . �1 MnUod. W tM,Wo «t O,, * Mr- and Mrs Lynn PrcnUid family of Intertochaa Lake Odessa ,' ^Mn. Thtlm, O'-'l'1"1*-*’' I Al STWITY Tun Trumpower. and Mrs. Prentlsa' parents. Mr. and Mr*. Voight CmfM. Friday evening. May 1®. ,___ _ _ taring?J Uic Ha.-ah Downing- nouse '■ *wnh*Xa Virginia street. Mrs. Edwin Huhn Mrs. Kent Gitoon of ’JuesH—t: I b»v.i ton h> -riving a uncial aseurtty dUabiUty benefit for the Lua three v«>r*. I rrcenily took a Job which pays tne WO a month Mum • . ___ ■_ - ——u •« i cunty since I tun cxuiUng than FIDO per month and u pmuii la receiving disability benrflte. any Mid ali work ac­ tivity must bo reported to the Social Security AdmlnlaLntlten. kt making your report bo auro to Include your social accurtty claim number. quaaUon: I have been re­ ceiving social security benefits Hendershot & Vicinity By Mrs. Richard Clark Uju -liililtwn 1' > U •jrtrt’L Of her mother and visited MF. married next month. Mvm I ’*-|bOth attended the funeral s«r»- Walter anil »«■« Fay. the Andre port her marrt.-'cc? of Mrs. Huhn's aunt. Mrs Answer: Th* marriage mua® be Mary Hummcli. * Mr. and Mrs rri«>rtod m It will twuilnaie «hu clayton Clark were Sunday. May _ ....__ __ ... ,, nl her dauctitheir sons, Mr. and Mrs. Richard husband's social security nuni- Clark and family of Hastings, and Gerald Clark and family of Qucotlon: I plan to move next Woodland, her broUiara, Mr. and .ter .( May «: and family Of_R«h«Ur for* SaS my chocks follow me? Answer: When you have a de­ finite moving dale and addrean. complete and mall the change of address card you were given when you applied far benefits, k and dinner Cadillac visiting Mr. and Mra That office will reply directly to Dick Whitney and sons and-Mr*. Edith Goodell and daughter, who was visiting there tran Cali­ fornia. a Mr. aad Mra. Cliff Durfee By Mrs. John Hook Mrs. Ellra McAdams wU Ln in an auto accident la gaining Pennock Hospital for tzeatment. * Mrs. Ed Hlce called on Mrt. nicely. Loo Reynolds at Pennock Hoep'.tal Wednroday. * Durfee scixwl of mar Charlotte. * Calles* re­ pupils, with their teacher. Mlau cently ol Kill* Whitmore were Donna Campbell and mort of Mr and Mrs. Wayne Whitmore tlte motiiera were at John Ball park In Grand lUplda Monday. Woods, near Detroit Saturday to of school. Mi*. Ev* Fox finished school at Norton Wcdnccday. May ID. * Mr. and Mrs. Heber Footer were Sunday. May 18. dinner gu®to fine gifts you ll get for... SIS Steaks CUTS PLAID STAMPS’ „ 69c Arm Cuts Canned 3 i 7Q Picnics a. v BeeU 79‘ room u. Briskets FRESH Stew Beef 79c POULTRY FEATURES! ® ' 59c Whole Fryar Legs Frver Breasts Ducks MAD & MELLOW RICH A FUU-BODIED EIGHT O’CLOCK REB CIRCLE VIGOROUS KWINEY 3-u.w$2J3 Cornish Hens > u Roasting Chicken 49c 114 LB. PKG. •f I RTIAKS, jiffy VDOI breaded ROASTED Sausage super rightr is. 59c Crab coo'M^FiioztN lb. 99c MB. us Lake Perch messw 89c o 69c PotatoeT 10-79 Tomatoes . 39‘ 75® 77® 3ia«.»2J9 39c 79c 1 LB. MINIMUM BOKAR M».«m I-LB. BAG 49c imm attached) OVEN READY - 73® HOT HOUSE 3iai« , ’...2.25 . UKI GOOP COFHi? A‘P Whole-bean Coffee saves you money, and yon enjoy big, fresh, SAWN FOOD wHh WEED K.LL« PLANTATION 70-^ B*O »U.« wonderful Coffee Mill Flavor...fresh-ground lawn FOOD - PLANTATION R0-IQ4 ■ . ■ > - ,A0 * ~ flavor you can’t get in a can...at any priceSUNNYMOOK, grade a, medium JANE PARKER ANN PAGE TINE rOUDS Apple Pie Preserves for pions, materials and estimates for a delightful 39® ~ 'juicy- slice* of orchard-fresh apples, delectably seasoned ... baked inside Aftc MAIVH, VANILLA - qc Ice Cream JANE rAMCER-MS, S-DL-I "WB SAVE 10* SOUOWARE Paper Plates 150^99 or APRICOT Wont to get away from it all on weekends? See us 3ool$100 Fresh Eggs ANN PACE PURE PEACH PiNEAPPUE Summer Cottage ot a nearby vacation spot. 59c Chuck Roast BONELESS, READY TO EAT i'e's,’/.. Municipal SUPER-RIGHT bUHBK-itivani BEEF »«r CENTER AND YOUIL RAVE ABOUT THE ENJOY LIFE IN A "HOME AWAY FROM HOME"! Cottly bw । Warren and Georgia Brogan 1 entertained Mr. aad Mr*. Voraoh birthday of D . Clayton Clark Highbank Administration. 50 Ranaom Ave, Ucoiim sentenced. ccota fee drlvla® What must I do to make lure j pent Saturday and Sunday in NX, Grand Rapids. Michigan. No m Kdrldgt. Mr. and Urt Of their brother and und«. WU- include your claim number. If it is convenient, you may want to visit the district office) and complete tiw change of address By Mrp. Fern Hawblit* You should also leave your R] hl.h.UL. Mi-1101 card. new forwarding addreu with the Mr. and Mrs. Nolan Hudson and children from Big Rapids fpent Friday and Saturday with with the Social Security AdmlnUtraUon. is publishing a acriea of qutaUops and answer* on no­ Willard Holman aw in Illlnou dal- security subjects. If you over tiu.- weekend. * Mr. and Mrs. Orilo VanByckla of Uu»y and Mr. and Mra BUlr HawbllU glad to answer 1L If you wall and Kenneth were Sunday din­ a representative of the Social ner guest* of Mr. and Mr*. Vcm Security -Administration to ad­ HawbUtx, * Tho Moore school dies* groupais) of which you arc a member. Uiit> duuux offico will furnUh a qualified .«.S XS Onway Srilnu of Hastings Before that. Dorte of HaMinga. XZ'stt ** SULTANA Peanut Butter or PURS GRAPE Jam 3s 69c — aWO, 99 3 Luncheon Meat 3’qS-,1U® Imagine! Three full pounds ot pura fruit goodness for only 69«l YUKON CLUB, ASSORTED FLAVORS Viol* our Home Planner* Corner JANE PARKER «M% WWOlf WMAI tW.» lOAf arm face Homo Plano wo ka»o . . . pUm Bread 2™-39® BMnsT^r29c wo cm adapt to you* iodhridual \<The bread to try-for a delicious Ihb wook aad tee oil Hie Now ANN PAGE BIMCH « IUU‘H JANE PARKER ALMOND CRESCENT Cookies 2^™ 75® Taste-teasing almocd flavai JANC D 11- Rolls CINNAMON BSUKPAST Canned Pop Ml, M>1 cm Dressing 39 u-ox. Barbecue Sauce U-OZ. 1-Pt. i-ot w< , * Tomato Soup Instant Coffee -^M.09 FIMT.OT. PINT ROE ANN PAGE 12 s89‘ on, 37* “»£; 10c Borax Fab ,41.^01 ygj Action Bleach 6. Off l*MC & 73c HAIN OB SUGAR. TWIN PACK Homostyle Donuts Breeze Tide JANI detergent Spanish Bar Cake ‘1.24 DETERGENT 2l,„‘c“ 83c Palmolive Soap COCO OCOOORAH1 2 43c All DETERGENT 79c 1965 wmn HOUSE. IHStAHF. Lux Liquid MAKES 2O^QT5. Our Own Tea Bags pEtBoaa 100 TH BAGS fAp IfiPKG. 07V 4 65c �Know Your Legislators THE Highlights Interesting U.S. SENATORS Offer Tips for Milk Fever To mitt W. MM* nni dairy farmers are advtoed to feed low calcium, high phoaphcctiu* Senate Office Building Washington 35, D.C. FARM NEWS Patrick V. McNamara PhiMp A. Hart CONGRESSMEN Houm Office Building HASTINGS BANNER iiiiiiiifliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiii Carlton Grangers f-«r Sails Thru The Air . . . List Activities Richard Wert I Barry County I Building Permits I IN * ■oln} **‘$n chaplain kri In Thompeon and failed to tsT prB,w to conclu't,' i notice the IntersecUon membership of 4 to 10 years has paid off handsomely for thou- and Health youth throughout tionai 4-H ScrvicshCommittee. The tangible benefits are four fold, a Committee spokasmart field. Continuous membership affords (1) learning new skills and methods (2) opportunities for fellowship and community service (3) good chanee for self improvement-(4) recognition Through project work, boys Fifty-seven businesses and foundations are currently pro­ viding such funds, said Norman C. Mindrum, director of the Committee. 314 Million Budget A budget of |1.8 million wUl be used by the Commitlee this year, he added. Included are funds for 263 scholarships and fellowships; 1.300 educational trips: 135,250 honor medals; 14.300 miscellaneous rewards, and many supplementary serv­ ices to 4-H. Among the donors are: . III Horse Show At Prairieville "Recipe of a Good Granger"' May Dry Grain Sunday, June 13 g, . _ Mrs. Joseph Ranguette read an amusing review of the traits of a mosquHo which was foUow- There will be a 4H «_ i * Horae . Hope. Baltimore, Johnstown. h*¥,‘ movrd Barry. OrengevtUe Townships > Nashville They have two chUM s “* “*“■ । one year oM Carlton. Woodland. Rutland. Mr. Wert will retain the name Hastings. CasUeton. Maple Grove. of Pennock Concroto Products. Assyria Townships.) inr policy or the of thc tne company will aad on* h,<h polnt ,rt'Ph7 for. remain the some. and be will conventions! En£,tsh En-^h w Bnd onf fcc f(_ WeWcrn Wretcni' continue continue Ute the personnel nenrmnS of of the the '<l onf cyctro per minute. on Bunday. June 13. at tho But­ by Lynden BUmm. ternut Farm, southwest of PralrAfter group singing, the lectur­ er, Mrs. Prank Wlznbrecht gave o.. „ ^ria Michigan MrB John Worrell. R3 Plaintile cloaing thought State University agricultural enHie tart party tins Spring for glneer show that Infrared vlteaare rtbtona nowna ana vropnia tended and the patients seemed economical in of age learn how to grow ngs. make thing*, show, teach and sometimes even consume the results of their labors. They also gain experience in buying, selling and saving. Concerted Planning All of this did not just hap poo. The naUonwide 4 H Club given B than a half-century of planning, expanding, changing and eval­ uating the program to meet lhe needs of youth. The Extension Service, part of every land grant university, cooperates with the U-S. Department of Agriculture in structuring 4-H activities. Since 19SI. the National 4-H Service Committee has taken leadership in securing funds from private business sources for awards, educational litera­ ture and technical aid. Infrared Lamps Mrs. Kenneth Stamm read an • _ in bloom now. it* culture and 13rd District-Harold J. Concrete Firm Carpenter was In charge ot thc csprd serious Injuries about 2,u<prwam wiu“h btvan with a Saturday. May 15. when memortal KTVKC servtoe lur forMarle Cole ,tooher wxrt). <W *Haztimu ‘*p *0,p«atWf mniuMiai Amur ow. tl.r: no pasaru away iiua rear. White 4towers were placed <m ,M w altar in her memory and a , 'J*“JJ’*’ ‘.‘‘"T. ire.- basket of flowers set in rront or ceres station. Mrs. ■" - 4-H STATE SENATORS State Capitol (Use home address after adjournment) iuMdcment” | Emery notes that rreearchen in . -California and Illinois have shown this type ot treatment to be effec­ land t Yankee Springs Township.* tive. The mmols sdenttots •llmlnatro milk fever in cows whirh 24th District — Roger Johnwn.’ prevtoualy ecntracted toe dises* Richard Wert of Laingsburg 832 Birth Street. Marshall,■ by feeding 1 lb. of grain per 1® as purchased the Pennock tWoodland. Hasting. City, Hai­ lbs of body weight during the dry pnCrete Products plant al Nash-1,ling. Township. CMtleton. Balti­ period. Maple Grove, Johnstown. Thto grain was I«! at Uie ex­ ille from Arthur D. Pennock, more. Assyria Township.) pense of alfalfa liay, so some of who had owned and operated the ’ Uie benefit may have been due u> buxlncM since IM5 321 W EUxa. Schoolcraft. .Thorn ­ toe reduced reJclum-phoephorous Wert, a nallva of Owosso, ■ graduated from Lalngxburg high 1apple. Irving. Carlton. Rutland.. ratio.' explains Emery, 'However, Hope, Prairieville,। toe increased energy intake may Kliool in IM3. He attended Lan- Orangeville, ' Barry Townships.) also have had beneficial effect* BteK Business University and ' Fn»ety nninto out that milk STATE REPRESENTATIVES ana ttva Central railroad. In 19M he was HUU Capitol employed by Fisher Body com-. (Uw home address pony in Lansing and became j after adjournment) Initiation uf lactation. eration. 53th District—Jam** S. -The result to a paralysi* won rome m tne office work at. pHnfB, or*n<evlUe. calving time due to a decrease bi Buys Pennock i Durwood Booher, 31, and hti Carlton Grang. met Thursday.1 P**senter. William Thompson M«r^The^PtoU>. Mrs Hale «,Joihoi ^We QmjL INVEST as the offen some Intriguing possiblUUre no^ May 20 and organised. The offl- For one thing. Infrared vibra-, ' _______ a_______ Alli than present - day grain drying _ _________________ ’ Wlng; rice president. Mra. Jerry meUxxto." reports Verl E. Headlry I who recenUy completed a study of Ruslne; trftisurer. Mm Charles changes which Influence Infrared Norris, and social secretary. Mrs drying efficiency. ‘Heat energy to Hale CarpcnLsr transferred directly from the sourve tn the vrafn arvt air mnrrmenhr u ’ mtaeible. the Community Progrrss Committee provide Infor­ mation about Medic Alert" and obtaining embhnu for those who need them. Wendell and Genevieve Shroy- you Mare thin 42 million motor Iwhldes were registered In Michi­ gan in 1964. ...SAYS FARM LOAN SERVICE IN A BIG WAY I Today, mors than 80.000 farmer*, ranchers and part-time farmers in Michigan, Wisconsin. Minnesota and North Dakota ore using ’/• billion dollars in Land Bank Loan* to expand, modernize and improvs their farm bu»lne»»M. Since 1817. tnonulhan a quar­ ter-million farmers have found their Land Bsnk the one credit source always geared to their actual needs. If you're planning a farm Improvement or expansion project, be sure to check your Land Bank Association. Grange after their return from California Headley says the capacity of The Community Progrers Com­ mittee will meet at the Lloyd Shroyer home to complete the wtth more conventional systems plana for Che chicken barbecue -Well have to figure out a way nt tlie fairgrounds. June 5. from new 4H Llvtwtock Barn if the Drunk Driver Barry Fann pays S6() Fine Wlllto Gilmore, 43. R5 Hal­ ting*, was ordered to pay a fine Calendar Ol Stt of »W1 plus PIU3 1820 He; court IVUII costa CU-M- when B<X>a stixx 1. a. 4—«H 8suaias wire h(_ pleadfd guDty when arraigned before Municipal Judge L. E. Ba met t on a charge of drunk SheriHMerl H. Campbell on M-43 in Rutland Town- wlll be nt Uie Community On- He predicts that gas-fired mfra- There will be a dedication ser­ vice at • pm. following the barbecue when the new bam will be dedicated to the memory of Arthur K Richardson who spent many years In 4H work. The Stale Orange chaplain. Mrs. Jean Housing of Kalamazoo has been Invited to come for the dedication The Grange youth will be in clMurre of the program June 17 -will probably be used to dry grain tn<-ttic future. This could mcreaas heat Intensity while re­ ducing the cost of producing this energy ; 1 The MSU agricultural engineer plans further research to study possible Injury to grain and mxm of the factors which influence-. Uw efficiency of Infrared vlbmudn drylig The U. 8. cattle industry st* mcrctal beef output running 12 ncd fruit than he did io years milk fever toon others In fact * cow which has had milk fever Ui a previous lactation will aln>»'certainly have it tn succeeding toctaUmi If she to aubjectcd to the $^/billion extra vitality on summer Besides those listed above, 30 additional corporations annual­ ly contribute funds, to the Com­ mittee to aid 4-H members and volunteer leaders. nomica] and practical dry rab-n which will meet toe nutrient re­ quirements of ths dry cow exclu­ sive of mil and prawn which raij be supplied as » small amount <u cupplanent. Calcium carbonate ... ._a .. ■ mineral A LAND BANK LOAN GIVES YOU... Lea* tonal — from4 to as ysare. even longer. No pr»piy=enl paaaltles. take you* uiT souses ran lono tikm. LOW-COST CMDiT! milk along american dainj association OF MICHIGAN Haitian OHica F*. JJT-4JH Durfee Banner A th Benefit YOU! BEAN GROWERS High Nitrogen Fertilizers PAY! May we suggest: 18-24-12 . 10-20-10 14-14-14 Others For 5 ton Hoy Yields: ■ 0-18-36 0-14-39 0-10-40 2 - 300 lbs. of these per acre are what your alfalfas need far top yields. more crops at less cost ANHYDROUS AMMONIA gives rat LAR6ER YIELDS of H1CHER PROTEIN Crops. It's 82% Nitrogen! Ry Mrs. John Hook R4 HoetlMi V4S-2S38 Dtana Darts spent the holiday at home. * Bunday guests of Mr. and Mrs Roger Davis and family were Mr. and Mr*. John Davis of Grand Rapids. Mr. and Mrs Byran Andrews and family of Battle Creek and Mr. and Mrs. D maM Cherfey. ♦ Bunday call- ter and family were Mr. and Mrs Harold Hawkins and girls of Hastings and Mr and Mrs John Richardson of Middleville * Mr and Mrs Howard Cheney and family are to move June 3 to Charlotte, their address will ers of Mr. and Mrs Rusaell Bolyrn of Urbandale. * Mp Robert Miller and new baby son. Daniel John, returned from Pennock hospital on Sunday. ♦ Mr. and Mn. Earl Smith and mother. ! Mn. Myrtle Smith of Battle J Creek, were Saturday callers of Mr and Mrs. Ed Rice and Mr nnd Mn. John Hook. They had । been to the Striker Cemetery. ■* Mr and Mm. Dale Eaton of Bat­ tle Creek were Saturday callers ot Mr and Mn Ed Rice. ' “Seems like everybody who is anybody is driving Chryslers these days • ‘‘SURE, that’s why I*ixi driving one.” night and Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Ed Rice. * Mr. and Mrs Tom Gaylor of Battle Creek and Mr and Mrs Owen Gaylor spent Sunday at Howard City. * Mon­ day guests of the Gaylor’s were .Mr and Mrs. Bert VerMeulen of Coldwater. Mr and Mrs. Robert DeCamp and family and Mr. and Mrs. Millard Gaylor and family of Battle Creek EXMRT Tilt SERVICE M BARR Tire Shop U. s. ROYAL SMITH BROS Best Buys on ew & Usod Tiros Mouatad FRUI More and more people are moving up to Chrysler^ reasons should be important to you. One is looks. Chrysler’s got style. H’s clean. Distinctive. Different from all the "look alikes." Another is price. Seven Chryslers are priced just a few dollars a month more than the most popular smaller cars. Yet, all are full size. And the small monthly differ­ ence includes power steering, power brakes, automatic transmission, big 383 cubic inch V-8, radio, heater. The works. Come in. Move up to Chrysler. It's easy. See us. We deliver Laks Od«t>a - Woodland . . . Plant at Woodbury Central Michigan'! Molt Complete Fertilizer Service Barry s Farm Store Deweys Car Palace S. Hanover at Hoitingi City Limit M-43 at Sprague Road, Dalton PAffJflNC � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/492/HastingsBanner_1965-06-10.pdf 1e12ade55ed1d0ad8d66565b73ffb30e PDF Text Text The Hastings Banner One Hundred and Tenth Yaar 20 Pages—3 Section* ' HONOR HERB REINHARDT—Some 58 men gathered at the Hastings Country Club Friday evening far a banquet honoring of the Hasting* High faculty for 37 year*. Reinhardt served as a principal in charge 2 Bar^y Residents Killed in Separate Traffic Crashes by = Barry County electors decisively rejected the plan for court bouse court lioiiw proposition. indicated Member* of the Board of EduHotel Hast Ings approved a recom­ mendation by Supt Richard J. Rejection was based on a numGuenther for a staff committee to study the future needs of Hastings' educational Panini ' complete project seemed an exccsso that sites for new building* .. .. ... she load to add to the tax rolls at this time: many questioned the iteria in mind. Supt. Guenther propose* to type of construction proposed and have the department head*, principal* and assistant prlnciSls study the auestlon the.week, thing into an area that U already llowtng tho closing of rehool. He said the cost would hot ex­ plan, in particular seemed to ex­ ceed 31AOO. paying those not on ceed immediate and probable near 11-month salary the usual rate future needs by a subolantlal margin However, the fact that the jail wants a three-year high school. portion of the proposition received He said tho study ctxild be completed in the week’s time. Supt. Guenther also explained that the local schools all hava at tornado alert*. To Name Trustee more **dtable propoool could b*> The only roung ptere wiU be put forward. Many who favored a1 in the main or west gynuuulum new jail, voted again* the proprei- of Having* High School. the basic pi n, including the loca­ tion. many who were not too happy needed. I1HS Graduates Urged To Develop High Ideals Unlvrraity ot Michigan and a Hastings Mfg. Company, was SET FOR MOONLIGHT SALE—Hasting* merchant* an prepwrThe Hastings Area Chamber 1 of Commerce lias urged all oitel- Mrs. Goodyear Succumbs After Long Illness W. Green Street, were held al Osgood Funeral Home, Judge L. E. Barnett was the Christian Science reader. Crema­ tion followed at the Graceland Memorial Park and Mausoleum in Grand Rapids. Goodyear. III. of 530 N. Broad­ way: two daughters, Mrs. R. P. (Sally) Vogelreuter of Marshall Helen E. Will. Secretary 8/17; e/17 »illi>ar(*Uu ’hair&M Phil ' Supervisors Order Preliminary Plans For Barry Co. Jail Vote Down Bid to Reconsider Location After Long Discussion; Hear Reports on Crooked Lake Michael West ternoon after the board members discussed at length Ui« problems with con*tmetian of a Back from 2-Year connected new jail, and whether it should Stay in Thailand strong of Harper Woods; 12 more than two years In grandchildren; two sisters. Miss Thailand. Michael West, son of Florence Campbell and Miss Ar­ lene Campbell, both of Hastings home with hto. lovely bride. Memorials may be sent to the Yupit, jrhose nickname to “Lek." Barry County Cancer Society. 8he to delighted with the Uni­ ted States and Wednesday Uie West foursome left for Atlanta (near Gaylordi whore-they will Gregory Scliool Eloctton Last day for regbtratlon for the special Gregory School elec­ tion on annexation will be June 31, IM. Only registered voters held July IP. IM. Roy Blough, Secretary shopping center Members ol the Barry County Board of Supervisors Tue«1894. In Quincy, th* daughter of Willis and Anna (Arnold) Camp­ day voted down a motion to reconsider their previous flftion to bell. She attended school al erect a new county jail on the Courthouse square and approved Quincy and was graduated from a motion lo have J. & G. Davertnan Company, architect* ami engineers, of Grand Rapids, draft preliminary plans for a 35-36 Teacher* College. She taught school at Coldwater inmate, institution, and to provide cost estimates for such a before coming to Hastings where structure. she taught In the old First Ward No date was set for a special election to raise necessary Chidester School Dfatriet 3 Notice at last day of regtotra-i tlon of the qualified electors of] School District 3. Chidester. Rut-; , lias inutructed tho local beard hold July 19. IM. Juanita Slocum. One hundred and thirty-four to tighten control* tn tho toHastings Tap. Clerk H. H. 3. aenkr* will receive------------- *---------- - —••-------- Walter Soya. diplomas at the annual com­ canning. Baltimore Twp Clerk mencement exweisra Friday eveMary Linderman, nlnif Dr. Ira M. Smith. LLB. Steven* Institute of TeohRutland Twp. Clerk 6/17 LLD. registrar of the University of Michigan wiU deliver the adEngineering on Rear-Admiral The annual school budget may George Rock. UB.N—Ret, who be inspected at the home ot Hay­ Julian W. Smith, a former den Ren, 1958 E. Dowling Rd. resident of Woodland township, struction during World War I 8/10 and oh many special awignmenls meeting on June 14. door education. School of Educa­ tion. Michigan Stfte College, Martin School District 7 will be awarded an Honorary Last day for registration for the special Martin School elec­ the U. S. Naval tion on annexation will be June graduated there in I, IM. Only registered voters Because of national ahcrtAgM Election Monday I Elcctocs in the Hartings scliool ' -_____ _ ™ ____ ,__ district are to go to the potto' facUlmw but thought It beat to ' *<ond*5' from ’ “Jn U> ’ wi "mark tlmr " tn to innk until o 1 “arrU? OfM! m<:,nber ,o * I rector of Emmanuel EpisCiiurch. last Sunday after- Sufficient Interest developed to Nashville Youth T)ies When Motorcycle Hits Hastings Car; M-13 Head-On Crash is Tragic bits ofyesterday".... as gleaned from the Banner files NUMBER 8 EDITORIALS >s | Hastings School Hastings High Scliool. Commenting on the frantic pace reading and one in elementary arithmetic, with *13 tuition, and one typing claw for high *chool tills could well be the golden age nudanU with *19 tuition. These are in addition to the driver training cla**cs which continue meanings of life through the Summer. The school board will meet the but in our search tor meaning wo -'teht ncvchol-­ flight nf ot Julv July 13 In to make It it raider easier mm) mud turn tn to nhilnenohv. philosophy, psychol for some residents to attend to ogy and religion. Youth wants to Two Barry County residents were killed and three persons question the board's action in were injured in two separate traffic accidents Sunday and Mun­ discontinuing transporting pu­ pils living within the City. The day, law enforcement officers reported. Losing their lives were Donald Suntken, 16, of Nashville, board to to meet at noon on June valley, but uses a scientific classifi­ and Mrs. Dorothy Tungate, 40, R2 Delton, Pleasant Lake. cation occcnllng to chemical struc­ and on July 1 for the organisa­ Donald was killed and his friend, Alan Olmstead, 16, East tion meeting as required by State ture. or according to igneous or sedimentary formation. Lansing, was' seriously hurt when the motorcycle they were to their own questions. with whatBy diligent March, one might Con tract* hiring three new , riding crashed head-on into a car on M-79, two miles west of high xhool teacher* were ap­ Charlotte at 10 am. Sunday. Dowling School Election proved Miss Judith A. CampbeR .Uw churches, youth: onrantaaUoo* Essexville, who to graduating and service club* in giving youth people. It Is one thing to classify Last day for registration for from Michigan State University, a rcaitact and an insight into adult the special Dowling School elecNashville Methodist Church Eaten to to teach typing and short­ life, and grownup responsibilities. 31. 1988. Only registered voters County officers said the machine hand, replacing Roni Freer. Robert W. Sandell. Jr. 34. who belonged to Olmstead, but that he important of all are the meaning* held July 19. IM. lime to digest the fact* you have found In the Uitangibk*. such aa Harbor Springs, and Dale M. . Walter Boya, Johnson. 32, South Haven, who learned, and apply them to life. UisthrUtian virtues of faith, hope Baltimore Twp. Clerk 8/17 to graduating from Western Michigan University, both will (acta are recorded on computer as •living stone*, built up into a Any person wishing to vote bn teach high school English annexation in the Striker School Board members adopted a new biology textbook. "Biological Sci­ computer gives out only what num 4 better understanding of what ence—An Inquiry Into Life.- for ha* put . in. Monday. June 21, IM. Whenever you make a long- kind of a building stone we art Mra. Eldon Roush, Donald would have been a Senior distance telephone call, you are in Ufe social fabric of life, and •/h at Maple Valley High Scliool in Secretary actuallv using n gigantic computer. ou>' reason for being. and If you dtel « wrokw number, j searth fre^lh* meaning celved copied of the book Alloft Registration spoclal poetry award during study al their May meeting. Any person wishing to vote on high school honors assembly. annexation in the Alton Scliool approved to study short and long District should be registered by June 19. 1965. Persons wishing to Elisabeth ikropi Sunlkai In ad­ So in the mind s opened unto you do so contact your towmhlp dition to bls parents, hs to survived administration personnel and , clerk of Hastings, Mra. Edward Slocum, and Carlton Twp, Mra. field and Gary and David of Ver- committee. The school has purchased a -Harlan Scobey. baby grand piano costing *3.500 Richard C. Thomas, Secretary mualc room. backward glances Vot« Monday in Your School Election Section One—Page* 1 to 8 Hasting*, Michigan, Thursday, June 10, 1965 Study Group to Probe Hastings g School Needs Be An Interested Citiien GOVERNOR PRESENTS CERTIFICATES—The first three student* to cample sponsored boating safetv coarse, Pleasure Bo*Ung," were honored when Go, ras gireK.»‘ Lakewood High School marine Uw enfaeoement. Frsm left keeping lb* CourthoM* location at a future time. Hastings' First and Fourth conclude: hto work there. Ward Assessor Russell Doty Michael, who finished HH3 in ■54 and .graduated as on honor student from M.I.T. At a later date The Banner interview with economically sound from a longMike will be printed. He has much interesting information to Courthouse and jail in different locations, and that the Court­ make , house square appeared to be too He has the highest pratoa for small for both. Lloyd Hoffman. Barry Town­ fectlve instrument to implement ship and former board chairman, th* US. foreign policy in other pointed out that the previous countries. .plans for the new Courthouse After the West* return to Ha»- and Jail placed both new Mulc­ ting* they plan to take a trip f-— — East to visit the James Leaven­ good family (the former Colleen enough room. Present plans call West) and visit a cousin of the fos a reduction in stee from the previously proposed 50 • inmate Thailand, attending college in Jail Discussion on the proposed jail New York City. 1 Doom a mnrnine session wnan The annual meeting of the I edttorial* by WBCH were dl*-tockholder* ‘of the Hastings a: ibuted to board member* and Havings and Loan Saving* Ix>an Association Association n*d read tiv by Cntmtv County cterk Clerk winum* William* will be held In the office of the Cridler association at 136 East State St. The editorials declared that op Tuesday. June 15. 1965. for directors, adoption of new by­ laws and for sucli other business m may be brought before the meeting for consideration. 'Poll* —„... -r _.. will. be open from 7 until I pm. E«rl H Coleman. Preoidont house square site ' completely Ig­ nored a Citlsens Committee which the supervisor* lhemselve* jCommlUet. numbering in cxcom (Of 30 people from every townMhlp SUPERVISORS, Page 1. �MSTtNGS Persohal Mention Pastor’s Widow Of Nashville Dies Friday ' Wright, and a farmer jrcwMirw. died Friday F J tn* 4. in Pennock I. following a long m­ ------------------ - to meet her husband hare, who bar ---------- " OsboiM PaW i. lure sprelfttally too. to attend tea. H.HB 35th claae reunion tA Uw High , School Saturday evening. They |I Duane Bauer and Mrs. D. C. . will fly to Washington. D. C. to French visit friends and en route homoI1 The Ken Labertrouxa will fly from there win visit relatives tn.1 next Monday to San PrandKO to Tuba. Okla-, before reaching VUK their daughter and hus­ home Uwe al LaJoll*. The Os­ band. Dr. and Mrs. Jerome Con, Iboma win have an open houso। rad En rout* Iwmo they wUl visit another daughter and fam- W right had aerred as a Uu Nashvme Methadiel Chareh as pastor Ae was ac­ tin in church circle*. and was man was bom April 3d. 1M1 tn Goodrich, a daughter of Henry and Sarah (Bwwyaal Schuman. bImi wax married in the Rev. Mr. Wright on May 13. 19®. Burvivlutc am two dauglKera. Mra Evelyn Dean of Nashville and Mra Edith L. WaDror ot IF YOU THINK fl» HoriM you*** U«n hiring »t»vi fwiff* Beef .r. "loo good ,o be tri)." ,.. try II . • • W WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES SWIFT'S PREMIUM PRO-TEN BLADE CUT CHUCK AQC ROAST Piano Studont* Prownt Recital Piano students of Mrs. Flanigan presented their . Parente, relatives and friends '"’students" participating Includ­ ed: Katy Laughlin. Busan and Nancy onlay. Vicky and Terry Keech. Stephen and Bharcin Swift, Jeanne and Janet Smith, Pam and Paul Casares. Lee Glbbe, Darlene Cole. Pamela Brown. Cheryl and Mike Kouts and Jeannette Day. CHEAT tO« CEIUIHO ... BLADE CHUCK STEAK 49 GROUND BEEF • 59‘ PROltH ■J2 Killed OUR OWN BULK PORK BONL-iSS, IMPERIAL BROIL STEAK Continued from Fogs One mother. Mra John Suntken of Verwere to be held al 3 pm.'Oils Wednesday al the NashLille Methodist Church with burial in Meadowbrook Cemetery at MulMntu -—___ ' Mrs. Tongate was dead at the scene of a liead-on crash which occurred aixxit 1:60 pm Monday on M-4J about four miles aouthwrat of Hastings nr*r UwHomer XS5HSI •aS' X F CUT FROM CHUCKS... W I j^STork j J ; 59 oiCfD Mra Ttovate suffered multlpfc injuries about Uw bead. nesk and »89‘ SAUSAGE »39‘ WITH COUPON BELOW...PKG. OF 150 PAPER : K2 EIq 8tt FROZEN FOOD BUYS 'Tungate was driving north torartli Hastings when his 19641 lodge and a 1962 Chevrolet ptekup ruck dflvrn by Frank Gibson, M, 15 raftings, collided. dljsorv*-** taken to Pennock {oiital-auffeting »tth a fractured rod ura and ribs and Internal MIX OR MATCH 'EM SALE SPARTAN FROZEN BEEF, CHICKEN OR TURKEY BOZ. EACH In a 1-lb. Can, Franco-American Spaghetti Musselman's Tasty Applesauce^ SPARTAN FRESH-FROZEN employed in the E. W. dry, was ep route to Ids n the accident occurred, een to Hastings and ob» new tires, anticipating Ion which was to start Orange Juice-®. I aorvlces for Mra. Tun। pe held at 3 pro. ■niura■ Henton-Smith Funeral a Rev. David HoneyweU late with burial in the REFRESHING TREAT 8 = $1.00 Popsicles 12^33 j» POTATO QCIC Coffee '.CHIPS14-OZ. 14-OZ. BAG, BAG, FELPAUSCH rtLHMUJvri INSTANT MAXWELL HOUSE Me OFF km Oct 30. 1353. at fawrmce. in addition io be? husband, she la survived by a son. Phillip M. Lazarus. R3 Delton; two step­ daughter*. Mra Robert iGalh Dal­ rymple of Kalamazoo and Mrs. Mart 'Ann) Harney of Hickory Camera; a step-son. Norman, at home;, tour step - grandchildren; herMretiu. Mr. and Mra. Harry Hedge of Fremont. Iowa; two brothers. Rex of Ottumwa. Iowa, and Kay cf Fremont, and a sister. Mta Mary Ellen Hedge of Chicago Bite was Barry County's seventh trartk- fatality of 1963. Mrs. Loretta Long. W. R5 Haatiwra. suffered a broken collar bone and arm and other Injuries »hr- loft control of her car driv­ ing north on M-43 at the WaUdorff Road when a tire appar­ ently blew out. Mra. Long told officers the car pulled hard to the right and ripped out four guard posts She was taken to Pennock Hropital where she is KLOZ. JAR RED RIPE Watermelon Sparton or Country Freih REDEEM YOUR TENTH WEEK BONUS COUPON FOR. 4-PC. PLACE SETTING OF STAINLESS TABLEWARE ->r . .. 49' 1,1 1 Lb. BUTTER . Friut With Coupon Below 99 Country Fresh CottagB Cheese ’^*™z' 39' �Michigan Bids To Host Wally Byam Convention Michigan la making a bid to ho«t the Internationa) Wally Byam Caravan Convention tn 1W>6. and formal Invitations .ire to be presented by Hustings' William Schiihaneck at the IntemaUnnal Convention to be held later this month at Lara­ mie, Wyoming. The Hehllhaneeks plan to invitation* from Gov. George Romney, large Industrie* and many municipality, for the convention to be held In this Slate. Schiihaneck. president of the Michigan Unit of the Wally By­ am Caravan Club, said the conMention would bring between 3,000 and 4,000 trailers and about WHEEL HORSE. OF COURSE Now mowing’* fun, and faster, too. This 4-scaion tractor eases all lawn and garden tasks. Test-ride? Call: E. L. CARPENTER HARDWARE 142 E. State St. Rhone Wl 5-2983 Tffl! HARTINGS BANNER—3 10.000 people to Michigan for about three weeks. - Site of the convention has not been determined. Hchllhaneck laid Hastings More About- Supervuori Continued from Page Ono ---—--------- , Also -expected to attend the Wyoming convention are Don and Florence Sou and Lyle and Harriett Ackerly. Friday through Sunday a/ternoop proved to be an Interesting and also a most pleasant time for the Michigan Unit of the Wally Byam Caravan Club when they met tn Coldwater. _ Those from Hastings who journeyed with their trailers to Coldwater for the three days of special events were BUI and Trudy Schiihaneck. Ward and Louise Rrway, Dr. Les and Alma Caston, Frank and Ruth HuntIcy, Clare and Haxei Norris. Don and Florence Sou. Albert and Janice Conklin. Bob and Fran Brooks and Rufus and Mary Waldron. Lloyd Hoffman added that he I had talked to many residents In his township, and they favored the same location. During the dlscusaton, Doty declared that he favored a new location but that when the Board of Supervisors made a decision. in Barry County, had been estab- During their afternoon session, the supervisors unanimously adopted a resolution praising the work of the Citizens Committee. It said in part: The board "wish­ es to show appreciation to all those who ao kindly and thought­ fully gave of their time and thought to this study. Much of Ufe and its many problems are resolved by a certain amount of compromise. Only as the future reveals and unfolds. wiU we be able to properly determine which are told that the quution wasn't causes may have been bestreally one of whether to stay or Again, the thanks and apprecia­ move but rathsr which new site tion of this Board for your help." The resolution was signed by Victor Eckardt, Russell K. Mead and Milton Buehler and coplea unanimously concluded that the new Jail should be built on a site Voting to reconsider the action separate from the present Court­ meet with 480 caravanners Al house Square, leaving loU of which would place the new jail tlie big general meeting Friday room for the eventual construc­ evening in the Home Economics tion of a new Courthouse. In our Buehler, \8tephen Cooley. Doty, Building the group,enjoyed hear­ opinion, the Citicena Committee Eckard t, Foley and Chairman ing Gordon Schiuballs. former has recommended some feasible Jack O'Connor. Voting not to re­ Agricultural Attache In Turkey, Jail sites that meet our present consider were Mayor Beckwith. discuss that country and prreent needs and offer future room for Ernest Hoffman. Lloyd Hoffman. expansion while at the same time his Travelogue on Turkey. Itu. Floyd Miller, Ray Noffke. thought to clearing an adequate Penncck. Almond Weber and Motorcycle Rider amount of room for erecting a Harold Stanton Supervisors also discussed the new uncrowded Courthouse some Injured Friday proposed Crooked Lake Improve­ Uto BtaWb. SI. ot rtwport. "We fall to comprehend why ment project Tuesday and beard Brae Infin ■ ‘ ,Sv,i> it _ _ .__ the Board of Supervisors are now a report from Drain Commlsbypassing the months of study Off to Freeport while riding his ana — — and rccommenaauans recommendations oy by tne the toraey, Richard Shuster, who 1566 Honda —"---------------— ® - I1 Citizens Committee. Frankly, we stated that the next move on ,no™, Deputy Willard Ullnk tv Wiliam enough reasonable sldarslixd a doubt has been raised about the Conservation Department and guard poet and tailed ahe.d into the Attorney General. Supervisors Robert Lyons of nock Hospital. The front of the taken to sample the sentiments Prairieville and Lloyd Hoffman of the electorate before we go to the expense of another election, properly owners in the lake area Frrd Smith end Charles Florio. 1>iu* “le furthrr expense and had furnished *15.000 which was fishing trip in needless delay of still another used for the study which resulted _____________ election after that if the voters In the Board of Determination happen to. agree with the Citi­ declaring the project “neceszens Committee •' In other action, supervisors A second editorial said "We gave the property committee have absolutely no Idea why the xupervUors turned thumbs down check protector tor the county on the Citiaens Committee's clerk's office and-a new adding machine for Uie probate Court. Bite. Surely the Board of Super­ They also approved hiring part­ visor? must hive a list of several time help for a maximum of four months in the treasurer's office, at $150 an hour. margin to keep the Jail in the heirt of downtown Hastings. We need a new Jail—as quickly and the Hastings Area Chamber of economically as possible. And we Commerce, said that the Cham­ think the voters are entitled to ber's directors on Tuesday morn­ ing had unanimously voted to the matter of location just as have their Civic Affairs Commit­ tee investigate the report of the Citizens Committee on the jail Assyria pointed out that the site location, and to also investi­ Board of Supervisors had not ig­ gate why no more consideration nored the Citizens Committee, was given to that committee's but had agreed to practically ail recommendation. recommendations with the exthe thinking of the people on the matter of a new jail The Slate Jail inspector told the Citiaens' group that a site removed from Courthouse Square would save the taxpayers money. "Proceeding from that point, the CiUxeiu Committee, after iiours of study, sent a resolution to the County Board of Supervis­ or! early this year in which they recommended 4 or 5 possible Bites ELY ON YOUR FRIENDLY i PHARMACIST.... Hand in hand with the medical profession Your pharmacist works hand in hand with your doctor to protect your health. When we fill a prescription, you know it's to doctor'd orders’ We'll fill oil your drug needs »o perfection statement that the Citizens Com- Rain, H ind Hey Kids! Our Playgrounds Open Wednesday IN HASTINGS ennetff , back again than ever! WAYS FIRST QUALITY ® Dtrrvtnr t —a. •___ ncunced that Hastings’ 28th annual playground program ai the Chy s four tots will get under- bigger and better, Compare TOWNCRACT activities. Supervisor.-, for the playgrounds include Annette Guenther, mom- p St SouthcastenrKathy Ung. from 9 to 13 and 6 to 8:30 at Cen­ tral School aud Judy McLean and Merle Halnss from 9 to 12 and 8 to 8:30 at the First Ward Park. SPORT SHIRTS- KNITS - DRESS SPORT SHIRTS Baseball for boys 15 to 18 will W held on Monday, Tuesday, Wedntsclay Mui Thursday from 6 to 8'34 at Jeimson Field and on Mon­ days and Wednesdays from 1:30 to < pm. for boys 9 to 14. Group ganjra an- set for 10 am with story-telling toddkrs 2 to 5 at the First Ward Park from 9:30 to 11:30 dally INDIA MADRAS SHIRT-JACKETS 398 Cuarantccd-to-bleed India madra»: triTTi. rapen ton-doein^ollar. ARNELr- SHIRT JACKET KNIT SHIRTS PANEL-FRONT BAN-LON KNIT on Monday at 7 pm. and Southesute-n M 9.30 am. Tuesdays and at Northeastern at 11 am. on - Special handicraft periods will be at Central on Turaday and Thursday evenings from 7 to 8. at Southeastern and Nortlinistem on Monday and Wednesday from 10 ■bbed placket . . . big.lime style! Little or no iron. Park from 7 to 8 pm, on Monday and Wednesdays Proud Grandparents The Roy Chandlers have received the announcement of the gradua­ tion of their granddaughter. MontyLee Williamson, daughter ot Mr. and Mra. Robert < Pauline> Wil­ liamson. from a girls' school, the Riverdale High School, in Metarie, Di. There are 642 girls graduating from this school. Monty !ua been on tlie National Honor Roll for DRESS SHIRTS WHITE FORTREL* 39» FortraO polyester means never roll for the National Math Society, the Mu Alpha Theta, of which she FORTREL STRIPED DRESS SHUT Completely wash - and - wear^^ Q O . . . never iron! Fortral poly- K ” ester tricot. the Squill and Scroll club and hag received a scholarship to LS.U.. FATHER'S DAY IS SUNDAY, JUNE 20th Lloyd Hoffman declared taoon. accompanied another. Supervisor Forest Foley of Rutland said he believed the ported in Harting* Citizens Committee had been by high BOXER SWIM TRUNKS Plaids or Plain* . •Mr. and Mrs. Zeno Decker Surfer style*, too TROPICAL SLACKS 2*8 discussed. and Supervisor Doty ■a (a Initial ual . ___ Market parking lot breaking Use windshield and scratching the body of a car owned by Mra having the Courthouse and jail Robert Burna of rural MlddifeMpgrate. He Indicated he fa“* future locn- Robert Bcahan, a .Spartan sale** DRUGS QuaiHy and Jriendiy Sin-ice Wl 5-2134 two county buildings in their prevent location, and proximity and Cherry Valley and inter­ to the City Hall and Municipal rupted etottrtoU service tn the Court, were cited as addittoryU Just Say Charge It More Abqut- Backward (lances Continued from Page One William T. Wallace, serving hour and 19 minutes. ATTENTION SUBSCRIBERS BARRY COUNTY TELEPHONE CO. REDUCED CHARGES! nickel buy What does a today? A pottage stamp or a package of gum!. For LESS than a nickel a day you may have the added convenience of an extension telephone to save counties* >t«p<. Here's How! NO. INSTALLATION CHARGE On Any Residence Extension Phone Hartings High will pc** ent IM Ing trouble caused by the wind graduation cxerclwa in Central auditorium Friday afternoon. Diplomas will be prtwntod by Wocdbury. the board. Slightly more than two and Tuesday with temperaturte hit­ ting a high of 82 with a low of 60. The low Wednesday morning thus approaching a record for this vicinity. A ward Flexfab $36,813 Contract. The Defense dLnstractlon Supply Center, Columbus. Ohio, a field activity of the Defense Therefore, as Supply Agency. Department of caution, the city has dcilvmd Defense, has announced the ting*, a notice that the use of tract valued at $36,813.10 to city water for sprinkling lawns Flexfab. Inc, 1843 Gun Lake Road. Hastings, one of six firms and gardens Is prohibited until responding to the 38 Invltatlons- further notice to-bld. YOU SAVE $6.50 You moy change to COLOR of your choice and add a COLORED extention phone—BOTH for the price of one—$7.50—a one­ time charge. Hayes found the original oom- KITTENS TO GIVE AWAY—6 father. Willard Hayoa. as the weeks old Bunday. Paul Btauf- flrat poatmaxter at Hawings This valuable historical docuLn being framed and will e/io ACRE LOT NEAR HASTINGS FOR BALE—On comer Baxiier Road and Culbert Drive. With Daniel All You Pay Is Monthly Service Rote of $1.25 Plus One-Time Charge of $7.50 for 2 Colored Phones fashion coordinated walk short sets for dad! longing to his father, the late TOO IAH TO CLASSIFY If You Presently Have a Black Main Station Residence Phone The prolonged dry spell com­ bined with record use of water D. Brown. aged 97 6/11 '65 nows! Color-perfect coordination of shirt, LEGAL ihorts belt! . . . Penney s exclusive styling of these "333" ensembles! And, there are plaids, FQBUCATIOI 0BDER. But* Art Ml.klgs*. Predate v«mr> Revolution, his father lucvUw nerved under Ethan Allen and If You Presently Have a Colored Main Station Residence Phone checks, solids, stripes, and more. Hurry in, befose Father's Day for this special Penney > value! Bennington You may add a second colored phone (Extension) INSTALLATION COLOR CHARGC - $6.50 $7.50 MONTHLY RATE FREE FREE $1.25 COMPARE "WttHS high school building. The school board has accepted the deed from tl» city and condemnation ___ _____ YOU SAVE $M.OO _/flnnnn Circuit court to obtain ‘Midair' about ----- g/14 Store Hours the «et! OPEN MON. TUES. THUM. SAT.— 9:30 TIL 5t>0 �T »—THE HASTINGS BANNER spent many hour* and smdon* In Ttanday, Jmm i». «*» j studying vartow phaaea of the faculties at a big savings In tax■ 4 ■ ------------ i problem, piaeusaiaii wa* free and Proceeding from there, the comCh ITAQI A I open- NO or* attompted to -direct" L U I I V IX I A L 1 the trend of thinking PrreonallUro mlttee gave the entire question ■ (CoaUBued from Pg. 1. UUa.Btc ) wm avuid*L AU of Uw (pceU>4* thorough study and came up with • Citiaen. site within a mile radius of Court Among the first individuals heard. Hou*- Square and providing for ample packing *»**re and room for outlined the rrqulrcsr.cnU specified any expansion that might be re­ quired in-lhe future, and at a owt not to rxceed »T75JX» cxcluuve of site niauno n( UU* amount U very good sense. Tlie Inspector 'old tills group that the State did tog fundi. fartaulsUng the Ctiisena Committee selected prisoner MgrmaUou requirements which. would have met the reHe further toty Uib group that a qulremsuta. After considering the ample parking room and eltoilna- their assignment seriously and OUR PERSONNEL ARE DEVOTED TO SERVING YOU personnd! leave nothing in providing comforting service. We ore devoted solely to the funeral profession, and give thoughtful, complete attention to the family's every wish. Ann Perktoa. daughter at Mr. ‘-JunenalJJoina CHARLES H. LEONARD JACK D. OSGOOD r"Phone W5-247I Hastings Native Dies in West Evening News:— jail, we believd^the only sensible, Graveside services for Dr. Jay alternative will be for votera to Smith. Wyoming doctor who had once again turn thumbs down on livid here sirce 1957, will be held Uie proposition and continue with in Glenrork. Wyo. Dr. Smith. »?. of «71 Terrace txwn In Ha.Ungs, Mich. Hr worked his way through the Cincinnati Electric Medical Col­ lege. graduating cum laudr in 1896 11.- married Sarah Anne Blythe that year and opened hi* treatCTi a: Lakeview General Hos­ Car Strikes Tree BllUe D. Huriesa. 28. RS Has­ pital to Battle Creek T»ie cow waa Injured but was expected to re- tings. escaped arfiosu injury about 5:30 pm Friday when he lost control of hi* 19M Chevrolet dm • Ing west on Use Ywkley Road He EMMANUEL went on Use road and hit a tree, EPIECOPAL CHURCH according to the report. Rev. Dan M Gary. Rector .Mr. and Mis Robert Roush 8 a <th Holy Communion. AMIXICAN NIWIVATIX 10 am. Morning prayer and and family are arriving this 4WX XtrmiNTATIVB !■« sermon, observing Trinity Sun­ xy AtlwH* • • O*tnM week at the AdeRxrt CVrtright day. (Please note change of time for Summer months.) Ji Thursday. June 10, parish. ■C®. **** Cortrights wire ovrrNATIONAL EDITORIAL family picnic al Tjden Park. 5 tnx.su of her alMrr. Mra pjn 'Anna Smith, of Mendon. <* ■» v-^ii^ S78gt. Robert Britten has renihta^rv-h^8' hckT iototlv with ,urned Io lhe VaUfy FUrKe Hn*' S .nd ■* PhowtxvtUe. Pa. after MeihoalAt md Presbyterian ।ending a 1 D-day convalescent Churchaa ]cave w|th hls p.renp, trip Jam<------------•-----------Brittens, relatives and friend*. Organic Club to Meet He hopes to gel his 20-year reThe/Organic Sod and Health jtiremenl from the Army soon but Bulkier* of Southwestern Mich- ; illness hao so far prevented it igan will meet Sunday. June 13.' The Dick Cooks were in Ctiiof at Bradley Hall In Bradley, cago and Waukcgnn. Ill. most ** Program at 3 p.m. is open to the thia week on a church errand, public as is the smorgasbord at They expect to return home Saturday or Sunday. (be/ort ther cAcdv yout tuoi hoc!) — .. . . F. L Ganiere Buried Saturday Largest Class Ever to Graduate Here on Friday___ nth graduating in* IM girl. and visitor* and outpatients ■ancone bring them to the hospital and drop than off and pick them up Isler, or walk If at all possible. This would help relieve the con­ gestion we are now experiencing "Also, people coming to Ute hcapltal to pick up patients or tor Moore 'Darla Lundberg • foe the emergency service are requested Mr. Smith alm built a hospital in Terry, a nearby mining comnunlty. WiUi the decline of the gold mining’ Industry, they moved in 1901 to Buffalo. Wyo.. and to IMH switched to Gtenrock. a cml mining town which needed a doctor Dr. Smith wtaUUrJiwl a drug­ store Along with his pnwcnjsUona. He made house calls over a DNB Itl-NtJHHD AND riutlus <>f5o inilea, traveling ei­ Driver Injured ther cm horseback ar in n buggy until he bought an auto in 1918. As Car Hits Cow tn 1925 IB,W» Gordon E. Walktnshaw. ». It! HeDr.retired Smith moved to San Diego Bellevue. Huff Road. «ulfercd a after his wife died. bruUcd left ihouldcr and a cut and bruised right elbow when be eluding Darrell of San Diego; a hit a Holstein cow a* he drove brother, and four grandchildren. harmful contaminants Attend Seminor rruuttc Parking Problem In our opinion It will be a grievous error to attempt Ulis over- Jefferson. County Jail in Charlotte. That will be the better of two rather tant future WHERE WILL YOU GET THE SPACE FOR ALL with boarding operations for anTHIS NEW CONSTRUCTION WITHIN THE CONFINES OF sUtance an the courthouse square COURTHOUSE SQUARE! site can only lead to big trouble later on —something like lhe absent-minded floor painter who Isn't there. You will run out of gets himself pocketed into a earner! IF ANOTHER REJECTION IS The Hastings Banner THE ONLY WAY THAT THE PEOPLE BEING TAXED CAN MAKE THEIR VOICES HEARD -SO BE IT! B. M. COOK. E4IU» Aa/s II It • JaS, ™J»r Aon 1* a granddaughter ot Mr. Wing Road near Assyria Center LtOllHRD OSGOOD Hospital Now Um- Glee Club and Uic Drama pervuura. decided to completely Club She Lt enrolled in the exe­ ignore the OlUsens Committee. and cutive lei:al secretarial program now specify that the jail. MUST here, will eventually regret .limited amount of room available ■' in Oourthouae Square. If a new jail la built with room for possible future expansion and U. aa the committee agrt-ea, a suable ex­ pansion to courthouse and county ofhee space will definitely have to s„„ Parkins r^FKUU Is Honored for Her Scholarship June 5. at the Pickens Chapel, I.uid Road, Suitland, Md., u "Pennock Hoepltal U experimrtjike Odeaa*. with Interment in —,— ---------- -- __ tn* some extreme problems with -------ond at Strayer Junior College, farktog duhn* UUs construcUoti William D. Ribbeiu officiated CourUwuse Square aite. tn Washington. D. C.. for her period," John Bay. director, reports, -We have had to clme approx1However, placing the CHOICE ■rholarahlp and outstanding in extracurricular ac- tnate-ly 60 parking spots in back Barry County Medical Facility OF A BITE on the ballot and thus k-.ul<T»hlp ilvVJoa. —--------------------------------- | of the hospital due to construction giving the people who will pay fur Faculty advisers elected MIm and. aUhMKh we have opened up1 The largest das* In the long .iw a Ung iltarea per kina Co the College * newete history of Hastings High School ,n york tonorary. Society (or Outstand­ is to be graduated al A pm on p Ig„ y ing leadership in AcUVUlos a* .Friday. June 11. In commoice..J™ Ho LEGAL Strayer. DrtiM mm inent exercise* to be held in a\S^nt^f Ute UtoJ | Central Auditorium. 'X^aA/Xe 1M1. XS «*"«'■ *>- u u» «uw CORNER WALNUT AND S. JEFFERSON HASTINGS undone elude In their bonding resolution. an error that the people who will committee. Our nxw-ud M. m> wan mh in.rAjWll lector* tacU»«M*dTCUate Dark-­ important aa adequate park ing faciUUe* art considered and this mint be kept dear in Ute In to the hoapital in a hurry In­ dividual* driving Uie cars should let Uieir patients out at the back door and Uien move their cars immediately so as not to block UUs critical emergency entrance 'Thus f»r the public h.is txefi moat cooperative and helpful in working with us to resolve Uiis other people who may not have been to tlie hoepltal recently to be aware of this situation so that .........-­ —M boy. and 1»! girt. Mr Ganiere waa employed by The graduates are to enter the Uie OoodsrU “£*pJ,or auditorium to the traditional a ‘'timber o Jews and Meo cmmarch. Pomp and Circumstance ployed by Uw behrtdt Hardware with Fred Lowe at the organ and Lake Okas* Canning ComThe Rev Willard H. Curtis, pany. before rettrine minister of toe Ftnt PresbyterlSurviving are hi* wife, a rtepan Church. U to give toe invo-; daughter. Mra George < Annetta > cation and the benediction Sprague. Lake Odessa, and two The salutatory address will be step-grandchildren. given by Sandra Belson followed _j------- •-----------by the High Schoo! Choir singing carR„n s««do» ClUsea* "The -Creation." by Richter un­ i The n-wiy organised Carlton der toe direction of Herbert ^ ~ Center Group will mete at the “‘ri, am. I. i. <i.. ih. valedictory sddres. after which tobil’ toe Choir will sing Richard Brtn* "7" Kogers' “YaiHl Never Walk drtnkdUh to Alone." and • frten<t Supt of Schools Richard J I * Mrx Ford Bns. of Woodland. Guenther is to present toe Class vUl show slides of trip to Alaska. of IMS and Robert Godfrey, a > member of toe Board of Edur a-1 tlon. will give a talk on Ob»cr-' rations of Commencement" Tlie' Senior* will be presented for their diplomas by Principal Donaid R. Gill A Preceding benedlctlpn the f — /\ LJ Choir will sing Tlie Halls of AA ■ Bridge the the future." Bay concluded Marriage License DoaaU risky. Mssknli* Vicky SUaitaU. Dsltoa ' C.rsl Bsly, Dclua Xob.il Iumi. MiaahvllU Mr and Mra. Jamr* Brillen , and son*. Gerald and Bob. spent. a day in Holland recently, visit- ■ Ing the windmill there. They i were pleasantly Impressed with] It. The Britleru. Sgt. Robert. Britten. Mr and Mra Ed Scoll I and girl*. Mr. and Mra Don Britten and Cathy. Mr and Mra Gerald Britten and family. M*C| Converse. Laurence Hull and family spent Memorial Day at > Bennett'* Park In Charlotte They vhitod the Bert Eaton* to 1 the afternoon. “ A guest of tlie Bun McPharlin* last week Wednesday and Thurs­ day was hi* brother. Vlnceht. of Bloomington. Ind. where he is working on his doctor's degree in tend Uie funeral of his uncle. Carl McPharlin Mr. and Mrs Dick Stairs and family of VennontvUte and Mrs. Lucille Potter of Lake Odessa spent Saturday evening at Ute Jama Britten home visiting with Bob while he was home. The gusto of the Gerald Brittens UPHOLSTERING T*// I 111 I Lr Q V • Cowfide-tUI. 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Hanover at Hastings City Limit M-43 at Sprague Road* Delton �93 Lakewood Seniors Enjoy Eastern Trip Pleasant Valley Br Mn. Ellut CgngratataUons. S" Rose Awards *CTU West Woodland Youth Night By Vidor Sitton Diplomas to Program June 15 Members of th® HosUnga Students Sunday WCTtf are aponaocing a Youth Sl wife. ’ Jamm Ovenahire camo from *t Uie morning worahlp servico ■ Parente, Rev. and Mra. Mux tere Sunday. June «. Tho four, OnmshlrB and stater, Itebwxa Night program at Costa Grove »taor graduate® wte attend terc and Standing too graduating were in Uwir caps aiu! roams ' es«vl«ra wluto here The thixw the 10 am. Mara. Following U* namely John WUtette ot Saranac Oratehir* children all gradu--------V.T •'■vywr. naauHigh. Werner Kiel of Lowell *ted tIO,n Lakewood. * Mr. and Villo and Woodland will toko High, Paul LlvlngMon end Re- lUn‘Farrt* and family of! part. hcooa Ovaaahire, Lakewood High, ISou^1 HaaUng* were Saturday j. Two is-mlnute trunk* will be Itevta ___ ft fl <1 RtllulftV nt (K.-IDavid recruit Detroit Tuesday parents. Mr and Mra. Jo’ui E. Elite. They arrived bi New York on --------- ■- ■—>. X. J. for hl* as­ Brake and Jack. —---- -ulex­ Mr. nnd Mra Riureli Friend | DuT unday, took a guided tour of signment In toe U. a. Training ite program. A free will offering i» city and all its famous Service * A fellowship dinner will be taken A special invltaand devotional program far the Saturday, June Mh. a te P3 Senton returned from MW annual Bonier trip. They left the Lakcwttx! High School, Soturday, May 28th. John Sassaman, Retired Druggist, Dies Sunday and stria! tear! with the Ingham U"! ^! HoepUai in laming following tlxm doesn't Mart until July 1 Hannibal. Mo,, with their son i was graduated and family. This week Thursday j Univeralty of P they ente-.uunt-d the WSCS of|Ke was rnarricr Cartton Center wish a pidnic, brils Burger, dinner. * Mr. and Mra. Doni expensive-varaUonI Philadelphia. Pennsylvania. then Delton Area tings was a Bunday dinner fellowship hall on toe evening : with her poronta, Mr. and Mra cordloo. Ann Weber played two gueat of Mr. an nr u>« ■>« tt.—____—■____ -- oj —j and Mr. ... _______ . utiinn rateetlnru: Friend Wms Prtend auctions: laran Largo Blue* Blu® By Un. John Peabody । Sisson. Callers in The regular all day Jneettog * w,uu A Mln“ Root! J T.I.PKW. <U-SM1 Almost every family from here Mr. and Mra. William Borden frota Kalamazoo visited Mr. ami their sister. Warren Cairns. lotte Lodge No. 130, FAAM, on muy. Uwy Hi Wwhln,Mra. Morrell Hobbs Monday. * tho Elka Lodge No. 1 #7 of Lantan. D. C„ tor Gettysburg. Penn­ wood High School Bunday eve­ Thurnday, June 10 * Tlx Drive-’ Sandra Doyle. Mark Feid- Mrs. Clyde Northeuli returned Uie u<; pupils »>“>'■=» m ui tho «uo Woodland nooauu>a Ung and tho Plymouth Cungrasylvania. then the trip homo. ning. it Mr. and Mra. Bud Gray In Sunday evening ncrvlccs will banc Saturday after visiting her i school have enjoyed an outing gMlonal Church of I ansi ngJ daughter and family, Mr. and of some kind during the two musical program Ilrngeibach, Debbie Kennedy. Mr*. Dai Id Randolph at Fair weeks in "cclebraUon'' of toe By Urt. Dan Peterman ' Principal Klamp. The' clam1 Haven * Mr. and Mra. F. O. Altbea «L Martin. Patricia SI. chartered three Mr-conditioned Metetcrheim and family of Kala- having to changeihelr plana a family were Sunday afternoon > °’rcnahlrc Trtt> *in funtlih the Marlin ■. n.l »nn U .l.rr maaoo. Mr. and Mrs. Laurence — couple ofj-------times—due to— toe-weathr-----— — — Mr. and Mra, Alvah Pennock 1 ... .ul . mxlw not nt nrrUrnam 1 "Iteli are equipped with rcatFrttt of Borden. Mr. and Mrs: rho wnted to tho following students CMrmcc Wolf and Orval Adams er. toe two torth grades enjoypd'af Hickory Coraera were Friday loutna. Tlie total chartering exa trip to tta fLto hatchery and visitors of Mr. and Mra. Harley of Kalanuuoo visited Mr. and on to Uie bird sanctuary on stadel a Srt Roland Reid a parents of a baby boy bom June voc“' muslc Rntl R*v- Orenshire. In major subjecta: Debbie Km- Mra. Jack Frllx over the Me- MDOd*>' , *1 Washington. D. C. at Chaperoning Che trip were Rev. S at Butterworth HoipitaJGrand the p,u*°r hn> welcoming nody, Althea Sc. Martin and . -T-------- --- — ■ — —-Igroupa of fifth graders spent Uie Waiter Rred Hospital, retunwd Lakewood Junior Rapids HU name la Bevin Scott hanrt ftnd a IB ntlnutc merange. Ann Weber. An honor award Fr<!d ,Jchn-wn “lul daughters: afternoon at tho Thornapple homo Saturday. * Mr and Mm Going to Camp Kelt and lx? weighed 8 lhe. 3 oxa. He T,le Children's Dally Vacation was awarded to Susan Hart tor —-- --------------- nmKS Hill*. AIK C1UUUCTL WOC Kerry Haynor, a junior here ot K*rt_K^^-__________________ is number four tn their family. Bible school will brain here maintaining ahoool on WediuwWednra- Sunday to attend the baccalau­ May J9to -Jtn weekend. * Mrs Edna \ not to be at ahcool Monday morning. Juno 14. ' subjects. Pet Nlmptz of Galesburg called on : day and Thuraday so the teach- reate icrvlccaof Kitty Rush cf lAkewood. is one of two aUidcnta friend- In Delton last week. j era could mode ptiuera and Hastings al tB: Central School tend Camp KcU near Cadillac Myron Morris has been In bed make out reporto Prtday nwmtola Summer. Timothy Most and Althea St. ten day with a heart attack, but, lng tory w^e to m thi^is batter. We are all glad he's able | p£t cards. " n’" Martin. Brown Road until Monday after- ,dents from the Ionia county On Friday, June 4. the follow­ So. Hanover (M-37) Art. Lloyd Owen Congratulation, to former noon. * O. B. Gartlngtr, a pa ­ ing students In grades 3 Utrough feruur a heart attaJk a Mr «L1 ttent at Pennock Hoapital for a One-Half Mlle South of Hastings 'tify Limits 7 were awarded honor awards HynQ‘ “f who week, wm transferred to But­ | munity room where each candi­ for high KlmlasUc attainment: Mrs. Clifford Kahler went lo TWO BIG FEATURES Robert Getman and ton from Katherine Clirirtle, Brad Kaehler, Manistee camping over last week I,J,locrvct, Uictr Wth wedding an- terworth Hospital. Grand Rap- ,date competed in answering such JI.............. ...... .1 nlvaraorv last Prirtav Jura 4 BoUle Creek called on their Cindy Gletarowskl, Mary Martin, i.,,i iK» Running Thur*., June 10 thru Wod., June 16 grandparente. Mr. and Mra. Will Patrick Weller. Kathleen Hodges., ,,wuc UIC WCCK ' - .-------.— .-------------------- vaUon. when their eon and Gurd. Friday * Mr. and Mra. Marcia Hengraboch. Michael, was up. * Mr. and Mr*. Harold mences at Dusk Each Evening . Harman Gvtman from South Hubert, Joseph --------------, Honeywell from Kalamiuoo had dnuglXor-in-iaw. Mr. and Mra. residing at Pilgrim Manor, took thou out for Grand Rapids, will celebrate ter Haven vlilted Mr. and Mra. W1U Cheryl Hodges. Jerome, dinner with their wn and taml-:Wartl , ly, Mr. and Mra. David Honey- ^PPW and taler tlw fouraome birthday, Jtine fl. and it would Mra. Robert Haynor. is an FFA Ourd Bunday. Other callera Keescnich. Perf well. Thursday. * Mrs. Russell evening with Mr. and officer, MYF officer, president Stowell. -------Many --iuppy -------from Cedar Mill Oomcra. * Mr. lowing children: Tom Quadu, Peabody and son. David, at- Mrs. Ford ---------of the Junior dasa and he repre­ and Mra. Howard Mooro called Patricia Pierce. Maxine Fcdewa. tended Die graduation of their returns! * Miss Helm Rreaor sented Michigan Chapters of on Mr. and Mrs Melvin Shafe James Peterson. Steve Huver.' cousin. Owenlyn Wood, at BeldRapids were Bunday visitors of in Battle Creek Sunday. | Patrick Welter, Jcoeph Lyons. Mr. and Mr*. Allen Randolph with iter father, Albert Reeaor. Mr. and Mra. Harley Btadel. * Elirabet h and Hhlrtry Cox Cindy Glctarowski. Christina TlCHNICfilOB* •iiMwiaDtewhasct.cr, The Neighborhood Club meets known for his folk aong singing. from Naahvlllo spent Friday Mast. Marcia Hrngeaboch Mar- visited hte brother and family. . with Mrs. Dunne Gray. Thurs­ night and Saturday at Lloyd wet Most. CyntlUa Denny, Mr. and Mrs. David Randolph, at day. June 17, with potluck dinOwens * Mr. and Mra. WU- Randy Nelsen. John McGuire Fair Haven Saturday. * Satur­ day. June 12. the Olfi public establish roadside picnic tabtea. Ham Cnx and n<i«tv nnrt Mm and William MrOuln* McGuire. chicken supper I* at Hickory Zelma Cox from NaahvUle were Corners. Till* should be one of By Urt. Bettie M. Cairnt ; the best chicken suppers you 1 Jehovah's Witnesses Saturday. and Mrs. Abe Tanner of Ionia ever had. Everything is home­ Lake Odessa Hastings DRIVE-IN Theatre By East Doud WUTOI8NEY—. Those Calloways East Middle Lake COMING IN TWO WEEKS— Wolf Ditney'a "MARY POPPINS" . . . and in 8 Weeks we will ehow • Walt Disney'i "Monkey*! Uncle" CWUm U.<k, 12—50c Adultt—$1.00 Meet at Charlotte made. * Mr. and Mr*. Lloyd Final plans were completed Tack and family vtelted Mra. for the three-day osaembiy of Tack's brother and family. Mr. Jehovah's Wltoeasea at the, and Mra. Robert Welch, at Bron­ Charlotte Senior High Scliool on, sop on May 31.They had a birth­ June 11-13. About 1.000 minls- day celebration for their moUier. tore from South Central Mlch- Mrs. Leorah Welch. * Inter­ | Igan w:ll share In Bible-centered Lakes Baptist Church la having talks, discussions and dramaiira-'’ a Bible School starting Monday. Jone 14, from 2 to 4 pm. A wdl-fertltacd crop usually la1 tlonsI’m sure everyone enjoyed our Mra. Harold VandeGltreen was Delton School Band on Memorial system. This teipu get it off in Detroit recently to attend the Day. It just thrilled me to see our young men and women really Ptaist-Dunn wedding. The bride wu a niece of the Ute Mr. using the. talent God hu given tni-m. too bad more of us don't sect attack.!, and mature earlier. VandcGlraeen. take lessons from our young । group. They really deserve a big hand from al! of us. Of course. : ncra and Mrs. Olivo Campbell from Hostings called at Lloyd Owvna Bunday. Evening cullrer.’ were Mr. and Mra Clifford Kalder and Katie Kahler all1 from Delton. U»T° $100.<K> FURNITURE THURSDAY, FRIDAY & SATURDAY IS BONUS leaner, uxrry hcm. He u toe beat. I think the Morns and Dads are doing a big part encouraging these young people. Now, even if scliool Is out, T hope all our boys and girls wont forget Qte days they arc to practice at Delton School so they will be even bet­ ter next time we hear them. * Brydon Pennock has been vl»lt- FURNITURE FROM OUR REGULAR STOCK. A FREE GIFT WILL BE GIVEN WITH EACH PURCHASE YOU CHOOSE 'EM! If PurchoM Choose Gift If Purchase Is $10 to $20 -Up to $3.00 Is $201 to $300 ------------ Up to $50.00 Choose Gift _Up to $8.00 li $300 to $400 _______ Up to $75.00 Is $51 to $100 .Up to 15.00 Is $400 to $500 ______ Up to $100.00 Is $101 to $150 Up to $20.00 It $500 to $750 ---------- Up to $150.00 Is $151 to $200 Up to $35.00 Is Over $750 -----------^_Up to $200.00 Is $21 to $50 OFFER APPLIES ONLY Mm. Donald Geiger. They brought her home List Wednes­ day. * Mra. Oust Logins enjoyed dinner at tho Kellogg Cafeteria in Battle Creek and an after­ noon of vtaltlng on Saturday, it Dr. A. E. Dahlman D.C. Chiropractor 12! w. to sales made during THE 3 DAYS MONEY Wl 5-3394 Furniture. ■ ■ 117 WEST STATE STREET, HASTINGS, MICH A FLOOR TO MEET EVERY BUDGET HASTINGS FLOOR COVERING 123 W. State St summertime fashions Babies love warm weather, too. Come in and buy your baby the newest summer fashions, made of light­ weight. easy care fabrics, designed especially for him. Mra. Lloyd Gankin * The Quiet Hour and Study Clast of Dowl­ ing Womens Society is meeting this morning al 9:30 with Mra. HarrJ Hammond * The month­ ly 'meeting of the Women's So­ ciety of Dowling Church b scheduled for next Thursday. June 17. Members will meet at the church at 10 o'clock for a tone of quilling on the society's quilt project. A dinner will be served in tlie batrment. at noon to which Che public is Invited: and the group's buslncu meet­ ing will follow in the afternoon. The Robert Gaskills were in Ann Arbor on Sunday to recelve further briefing with their daughter. Kathy, who will par­ ticipate In the Student Exchange program later this Summer. C< ngratulauons to our young people graduating tote year. In umiuriuK crauilK at Hastings. Unda fiteHy Jean W< hher and Richard VonSycklc from Dowling district will rcceivo diplormui. Also in tho same rftr.-.tUea Dtana Cole and Con­ nie VanByckle of Barney Mill district’ and Bhorolyn Howell and Janice Gaylor of Durfee will complete the Ifth grade. TlW Leslie Conklm.1 and For- Grand Rapids. On Bunday the: Stanford* vtatk-d Mm Btenfavd'a I brother, lhe Albert Conklins ot Charlotte * L« Stanton and EvcreAt Couch have both returr.Bd to their homes following medical treatment at local hos­ pitals. • I The North->>&t Dowltng Fann 1 Burega group met Tuesday eve­ ning with the Leslie tonkhns. [ * Leslie Dickerson has been; contlned to hte home with rheu- i ,ma'.'em. * Dowling Chapter of Pennock Hrapllal Guilds met uholkum nit modun rjunton Lt rwou Cmkt Si Hastings Phone Friends are preparing Boardman recently visiting cous- $1. WEEKLY ! the Wcctbrvok'i daughter, Mr. and Mra. Jack. Alwcn at tteir txxnc In Grew Pointe WcmLy Saturday, May 22. * Mrs. Cainta returned to flint for a few days (Artnatrong BannerAdi Benefit YOU I Dowling NO DOWN v tailed her parents Sunday. Mr. and Mra. Heber Faster and Mra. Warren Cairns attend­ ed the 50th wedding anniversary day. A community open Ixiuse to. honor Rev. and Mra. Colby and! their fatally is planned for Sundoy afternoon between the hours SELECT YOUR OWN FREE GIFTS lalett pattern! In Shade and Mrs. Dorothy Wood Bunday with friends at Ada, of Clark Lake visited the IrU Gardena at Bedford Sunday. By Urt. Donald Proejrock j R4 Hminsi Wl J-414V I Tho Rev. Colby who lias nerv­ ed the Dowling. Briggs, and Banfield church® will conclude Church Wa hav« tha Lansing. * Mr. and Mrs. Harold Johnston. Priscilla Runyan, Mra. and Mra. John Mason. * Mr. In our Large Stock you will find Garments by Carters Baby Bliss Nonnette & Cutlers Look for famous 'Trade-Name labels on the things you buy ... you'll find them here! Parmaleei 124 East State Street �6—THE HARTINGS BANNER will teach ; In the elementary Lake Odessa Grad Weds Carol Juday Al Osceola, Ind. Winona Lake after his military ■rrrice. Tlie couple are raiding Relatives and friends from of the most beauUfui Juns brides when she exchanges her mar­ riage vows with Robert Worth­ ington Etter at the Presbyterian Church June 19. The co-hoatsw* es were Mrs. Ralph Bhlrkty, Mias Ruth T*ngcrslrorn and Mrs. KenneUi Laberteaux. Dainty bouquets of flowers, circled with frills of white ny­ lon net centered lhe smell talXee for the. 48 guests. The gift table was a bright and pretty eight with all of the berlbboned and decorated package and a large white lace umbrella, festooned Uie pleasure of their daughter Sandr* e» chanted their wvxlding Mrl Arnold Erb, Mr and Mrs. ixriiir Ul p„,r. -- ------ .. .. . sweetheart room, palms and I Mr. and Mrs. Gall Brovont and canfetein. with window bou- family of Hastings. John Birman. Jr. on Sunday tlwre was a family party following bac­ calaureate honoring their daugh­ ter, Cunnle. Robert Coffey of Wellfare is ^^."".^‘‘^’iHonoree at Showers. NuptlOlS Ore June 18 । K5. >WE,^>J?!Kay Terry McCloskey Invited a group on Wednesday erenlng of last »tvk. Hie group brought their ENGAGED—Mr. and Mrs. John Kay Weilfare, daughter I MI88 JAN SPOUBTA । year books for signing, and had u Blrrnan. Jr. 318 E. State road, of Mr. and Mrs. Max Weilfare. 'grand "gabfest* wish to announce the engage­ Parents of the bridegroom I honored orI'ltay 14th at a ment of their daughter. Con* re Mr and Mra. Ttsradorv Tltur. , bridal shower given at the home Pie John Chandlers entertainer! stance Lee. to Robert Russell » > t .— . .. —. .. ..... .... — with an open house following bac­ calaureate on Sunday for relative?. Car) A. Coflee of Allendale. Miss Birman is a 1966 graduate of Hastings High School and is emInvitations have been issued Tom. Ind. end Mrs Robert Juday of mock wedding cake which Wim ,™ for the VJIC marriage . a., — of — MIrm — -Jan -■L ___ - ployed by the Ben Franklin Mishawaka. Ind., were brides- i made of bath towel* rick-rack,■ Bpousta of Maitland. Fla, to; Here from Hillsdale to attend store Her fiance graduated from ma kin They wrve attired In and artificial flowm with »«xl- Philip D. Hecox, Savannah. Ga taccalaurrete services for their Coopersville High School in 1968 Mis* Spousta is the daughter grandson. David Claggett, were the and ta employed by th* Old Kent white picture hats with heart- bridal bouquet, composed of of Mr. and Mrs O. V Bpousta. juw and Mrs. Arthur Cokirei. Bank of Grand Rapids. No date . now of MalUand. formerly of David's [arrnta the Wyman clag- ha* been set for the wedding. med tn matcliing pink complc- streamers of artificial flowers Atlanta. Oa She Is a graduate of gett* also entertained a few friaids -----' ' ' mented theta dresses. The ir (The mock cake w>d bouquet, the Bloom Township High School following the service. The Coldrehs cred their daughter. Kitty, on in Chicago Heights. Ill She at- returned to their home on Mondsv. Sunday afternoon. Dick Stanley tended Indiana* University and • • • Dinner eureta of Uie William The flower girls were Lenon with many lovely and useful graduated from MacMurray College. Jacksonville HI, with a cramrra on Sunday tor the pleas­ Weitmer and Dawn Juday. In gifts. es A. oegrre in eletnentary rau0, tneir daughter. Mary Anne, Lcwu and family ryeiri pinaiurts inry cornea a scrap-ixioK oi cul-ouu> oe- cation. She is teaching the fourth wer,. Mn, An open house at.the home of flrceldc baskets of pink petate. ! pitting the future of the bride. grade in the Orland, Fla. schools 1 o[ furryton. who also attended the Robert Wills honored their baccalaureate Gall Brovont of Hastlnca war. and groom-to-be with all sort-s at present. daughters, Carole and Charlene, Philip 1* the faster son of Eva '• • • who arc graduating from high best man and ushen atre Robert of advice useful < ? > to the bride. Mr and MrB c^y Laubatwh ' school ,The. guests at the party, Juday of Mishawaka. Ind., and . A lovely dcaaert. punch, nut* A Hecox He was graduated from ‘ el*!^entertained at dinner Sunday eve- *hTch‘ foilbwed baccalaureate^ on May Ti. Miss Pauicla ~la*' *'* >r nlng fur the pleasure of their were relatives and a few close Birch ot Leonidas entertained tn. nr»>hewcscniwiu. I*m«id. a ■ high iu*n iriends. irientu. ... ..... unive-rsltv ot elorula . __ - ... _ entered Uie university of Florida gradiut< .. Quests other than . ... B 4 “diXe^in^XmSr1* 19M twhnnT na Parrnl* Ul<‘ The Harold Bolos entertained John Schumacher aa vocalist and Mra ScoU Weaver m or- I Philip D. Hecox To be Married at Winter Park, Fla. fashtoned with scalloped lace A crepe-paper umbrella and forming tlie scooped neckline K»Uy drconual tlv and tong taffeta sleeves The fQUrth Uo°' donnltory and princess line taffeta skirt sppll„ qued with lore swept In a chapel ' M1“ Blrrh Ka> s **ulte-mate train. Her fingertip Illusion veil Bt Bronson School of Nurw- Burn— June «. » uon party was held in honor of Connie Parts, who graduM*d June 4 from Marywood Acudwny I in Grand Rapid.* Th, lottl, Iwnorw. MU. Sall, King, al ths. dssstrt bridal­ shower in the Hastings Hotel Mr. and Mrs Arthur AUenilrgi Jr. enter:*in«l with a reception tor relalivea and friends foUowing ding were Mr. and Mra. Theodore Titus and daughter. Barbara. Mtes Carol Ann Juday. daugh- Mr. and Mrs Or ley Hullltorger. the Rev. Simon Toroian and /Graduation Party Fetes Connie Parker Sally King is Honoree ot Gay Pre-Nuptial Parties Receptions, Family Gatherings Follow HHS Baccalaureate bridegroom attended Lake Odessa High Scliool and is now office of lhe accounUng firm of “unt* . . stones, and Mrs Bolos sister■ and' Haskins and Sells .. ... , , husband. Mr. and Mrs Jim VanThe we-ldliut will take place »’’bufVrt Amry<,en of, i6r • on June 28 at the Knowles Menmusror ^’'^‘ng baccalaureate mortal Chapel at Rollins College. on aund,jr tvenlng for the pleasWlnter Park Fla. ;daughter. Suzanne, a lUgh schtwl ure of lheir son. Steve. The M■ graduate. Out-of-town gueste were wiietatones accompanied the Bow . . fromGrand GnuulRapids. RtinldaBatlM HatUaCreek. Creek los !o Ulf. baccalaureate services. from ‘Woodland and Lansing. | ... Evening Buffet Caps Memorial Day; Event*; nt HCC ley and bows, highlighted the shower display. Following dsssart Miss Delphlne Whitmore assisted the bride-elect as she unwrapped the many presents Bingo games concluded the afgrocery prizes there was a dupli­ cate that Utey then presented to Sally to stock her pantry shelves. Thoi* gelling thsss double awards, besides the honoree her­ self. were Mrs. William Bradford, Mra. Paul Siegel. Mra. Martin Schramm. Mra Arnold, Mra. Ru­ dolph Flora. MIm Mary Schroed­ er. Mrs. Harald Michaelis of Ann Arbor, the bride's aunt. Mrs. Forrest Johnson. Mrs. Howard Frost. Miss Elizabeth Finch and Mrs. Joseph Hubert. The groom's mother. Mrs. Robert Etter of Birmingham, waa also a guest at the party for her daughter-to-be. That evening the bride and groom. Sally and “Chtp,” were the guests of honor when Mr «nd Mrs Roman Ftidpausch en­ tertained with an outdoor-indoor dinner party at their home next door to the Kings. The decora­ tions were in keeping with Mrs. Feldpausches talents in th» reaim of artlsUc and festive motif and friends of the bridal couple from parents, the Robert Ellers, from Birmingham. As always part of the fun at Feldpausche* was the singing of songs which also al­ successful party. ley | the opening of the beautiful out-of-town guests at the home SMcr Road ^leUl^an^pe^hotSe Another delightful event for A rawuon MkAAM in Ihn "IS of Uie Gordon Ootas to adendthe W1 Sunday' after baccalaureate Sally is to be given by Mrs. church pariora with Miss Barb•nS2 w.r? nJ .7 ’ , !^ ax traccahvur^.t*services honoring honoring their son. Robert, one Wright Sim and Mrs. Lewis Lang of-honor on June 18 when Kay There were 106 adult* and 54 their daughter. Jani* were her o r the hlah school graduates, on Wednesday. June 16 and this stating at tho reception were and Jim Housrenon speak their youngsters at the H a s t i n g s grandparent* the Willi* Coms of There were relatives from De- will be the shower of Christmas wedding row*. Oountry Club Memorial Day • jjy. RapicU and Mr* Laura Worm. trojt Gladwin Nashville and decorations for the newlyweds' . ... IUle JcTry CoU* fianflr“ Hastings attending, and also first Christmas and their first I Mra. Mae Britten has been bU-rh!‘ inhn n.... r-- L W ? wdton of BatUe Crcek| friend*. Tlie Tarbet* are expect- Christmas tree. spending the ta-V.two week* at 1=.. w,““ w !»« »*«»■• »• the home of her daughter, the • • • and Mr* David Tarbet to arrive ..--------- rvaduate of the Kenneth Bentleys She lr taking Monday evening. May 31. which ^r Ph to!"1 ’ TO'honor Uie graduation of [ mi* weekend*'from Tar pan Jlmtown High School and Groce care of lhe new grandson. TUnholiday Janlne ostrotii. her parent* Uie springs,! Fla. in Ume for Uie Coitoge at Wlnoaa Lake. Ind.. oUiy Ray. weekend for many families ■Maurice OstroUu. and her aunt. Kracjualion exercises . There were 40 members at the EtmbeUi Parker, entertained 40. • • • SSS* j,u?e f?ru1Ule opcnlllg ' guest* at an open house on Sunday The Don Heelers entertained : afternoon and evening following »iui a family reception following atm^rdh?1 baccalaureate Out-of-town guevt* baccalaureate for Uie pleasure of 1 u,‘re Shotov’rllle, Caledonia. thflr M'n. Robert. tier Mrs Gordon Cove, wm co-1 Vermontville Assisting • • chairmen for lhe day. Other Mr, PiluUne Mjx Bunday, after baccalaureate tatard member. aasUttag th e m lU2fI H1Ilkky and Mra. John Wadding Cokes SprcSoKy ■borated by Dole son held open house for their dinner guests of the Walter Frank McMillan. Harry Burke, i daughter. Sandra. Sandra's All white or In beautiful (Mst'l shades Come in and select" Forrest James. Garrett Isham. i Mr. and Mrs. Donald Stub and graduation cake was decorated lowing Bunday Ute Kidder* James Coleman and R. Martin Ison , of Grand Rapids came to by her paternal grandmother. William Kidder. Jr., and family, from Middleville Bridge win- j and Mr. and Mr* Raymond ners were Mrs. Roger Wiswell, I j temal grandmother. Mrs. Joseph Smith and son wey* suppar “nd Mrs lateTentertalMd afthe home i ShuTt*’ ateo" contributed to the Baking Powder Biscuits 6 for 23c Mr, Jack*WMd *nd Mrs Ken the‘r P“"nU' U‘t‘ Hmnk K’*le* ' Out-of - town guests Cartton Center. were from Lansing, Battle Creek " w“al “d ™ -----------------------------------------------Thoae from this vicinity at­ tending tho funeral of Mra. —Friday and Saturday Special— luncheon and bridge Tuesday af* • ... Frank (Rachel > Olmstead June I Loaf of Buttercruit Milk Bread 25c HHS Seniors at Hastings Pointe. Edna Fisher. Mm. Hasel HUI, I Loaf of Bocton Brown Bread26c the naebac- Mr. and Mrs Charles Norris. «n,ii1(.v J. ..« “>■ party on Sunday following bee- Gun Lake, following tne a new member and top tallies allaurru,c honorln« UM'lr cnlaureate ceremonies Sunday Mr. and Mrs Claude Norris, Mr. ilue i were'held byMrs Haro% PhiL ,cr’- Lynda ‘nd wh0 »««"«»• Th* hasU for lhu Special 45c Save 6c 5 UM MrsLron Stonde? Mra Ru Rusting °» Friday Uvere were J swim.‘water skiing, fun galore. and Mrs Otte Mill. Mra. Robert Tobias, Mra. Oscar Rice, Gordon i“ “ o,» “rtme ,nd Chocolate Glazed Donuts 6 fdr 39c uXh no^L “S??. _______ pool party. party. the Lynn Perrys. Tom Robin.| — pool sons. Dick Guenthers. Willard, I Mra. Howard Martin. Jr, Mist; ,, . " * *, , snd chocolate giszsd Elizabeth Parker. Mr* Maurice K,s,r ,nd L^e,°' **7 Smiths and Steve Johnsons, with their Senior sons and daughters. «UMJ °* lXer Coffee Cokei f""!11/ Si,l! 58c S"”11 32c Ostroth and Janine, and Jill blai1 Mark Johnson, Valerie Smith. Shellenbergtr, Mra. Duane End­ Edgre were gurat* at a reception .1.«« a. • them to the baccalaureate service* Annette Guenther. Steve Robin­ sley and Mrs. August WUson. w«* «“°ur waran nome in -~ Rtmnnber COOKIE DAY EVERY WEDNESDAY $4 00 Vermontville on Thursday eve- J*c* Eox beln« °"e ot lhe ^adu- son and Dave.Perry- The John­ son and Smith cottages on Has­ 4 Dozen AssortedPkg I nlng. June 3. honoring tho awa' ... tings Pointe'shared in the locale Ltod^rom^p'JrvX^h «”*- for the graduates, and their i ^hrai J™hinr^nd J<u7uo ! tended the rommenremenl ex- ln< J3 »»«*laure.te on evening before the final week, erewre at Fuller Field. Sunday in Iwtvor of their son. Jadt. when diplomas will be dlstrlbut- tnLdition.il polish dinner was .ened followed by the music of Stans pcilca band from Grand Rapids Connie's class colonv of «n»n and white scxordlnk to their motto “with the ropes of Uw past we will ring the belb of _________ _ n™t vver aww — ■----- -- Among tlusr gu<«ta were the distlneulahrd Congressman Paul H Todd. Jr., from Washington. —' _ ______ -..J Ura n/MTM- ‘TO BE MARRIED - Mr. and " ——------. ;Mrs. John 8. Ringler, 218 W. JOIUSDUI* and friends from Grosse Pointe. Walnut street, are announcing Detroit. Bloomfield. Chic-uto the engagement of their daughTrenton. New Jersey. Grahd ‘ Rapids and Kalamaroo Elliott, 138 W. Walnut St. Mary is attending Davenport College In Grand Rapids and Leon Is a Junior at Michigan Slate Uni­ versity. A Sept. 19 wedding is Fitzgerald Corps 100 of the being planned WRC m« on Thursday. June 3 at the hall with 17 present. The June birthdays, including Uw»e °f «v* Corwin. Bea Williams. IJda Sothard and Gertrude James, were remembered Sunday, May 16. an Informal The Charter b being draped far open house was held for Mr. Fitzgdrold Corps Honors Birthdays Honor Couple At Open House national president Beu Feltzer win entertain with a man. 237 £. Broadway. Wood­ land. The District Department ConAbout 56 roiaUvea and friends attended, from Detroit. Wixom, lind Hotel. Grand Rapid.!, thia Gladwin. Battle Creek. Nashville. month. * Holly. Kalamazoo and- Hastings. served from a tacc covrnxl table tile VAV."* In Battle Creek Tho with a beautiful floral center- I next mecUng of Uie Corps, which piece, brought from Long Beuch, would fall on that dato. may be which Kathryn iiad arranired ‘‘postponed »mii until aa hut l»t«r rUt<<!»:■ There will be a tneeUng on July The couple formaly lived M 1 for which the following kitchen South Haren. committee has been chosen: Hilda Blackford, chairman; Bea Prltrer The Gay Jordans have re­ and Msybelle Smith. turned from a norU^-m Michi­ gan holiday The Earl Wu re­ A group of friends entertained learn* of Berkley joined them in with a lunebran at the Hastings Che north for the Memorial Day Hotel Monday honoring Mra. weekend. William H Nethery. THE VOICE VM’t unique "COURIER” Personal Mention r-> Tope Recorder with the ««■ elusive 'Add+A *Track’r> uou’ll love our mH 3 BAKED GOODS DALE’S BAKE SHOP 7:30 to 10 P.M. Wednesday To honor their daughter. Arm. 1966. th* Joitn Hickeys entertained rela­ Mr. and Mrs Keith Craig and tive* and friends with an open house following baccalaureate Out- son. Dennis, entertained with a of-town guests were from Delton buffet supper Bunday in honor of their daughter and sUter. • SPRING SUITS All at • SPORTS WEAR Dark Colored Sgt. and Mrs. L. E. Lftwis en­ tertained with an open house m Sunday following baccalaureate to honor their twin daughter, Cheryl Ann and Sharon Kay. Ot the 75 attending, out-of - town • SUMMER HATS Discontinued Styles Price LADIES' SLIPS LADIES' BLOUSES CHOICE Values to Values to PRICES GOOD WHILE MERCHANDISE LASTS The Bonnet & Gown Shop Alma Fingleton laureate for Dennis Storrs, who I* srudiutlng. and also in honor of Mr and Mrs. Robert Smiths' eighth ‘ anniversary, which oocunerf on [June 8 and Mr. and Mrs. Glenn I Storrs* 33rd anniversary June 7. Other guests were Juhc and Kalhi Smith. Douglas Storrs, Alice DELUXE SOUNDI Famous VM quality fea­ tures . . . brilliant stereo depth and realism . . . yet this trim new portable is *99.95 Music Center Wl 5-4284 138 W, State Accutronis not a watch. great-grandmother. Mrs. Bl da loyed every minute of the party. Tlie house was decorated with The Graduate theme and a big. of Denols. Doug. Julie, and K . hl, taking too and many Mrs Nellie DeYoung of Grandville. picture photos of the “four generation" Guests of Uie John Ingram* to group. uttfnd the baccalaureate serviega for the pleasure of their srgj, IOOF, Rebekah [Tim. were Mr. and Mrs Charieg ! Gordon and children of Portland Members Attend and Mr and Mrs. Russell InDistrict Meeting 1 gram of Ionia. . One Lot of • ANKLETS *109.95 Craig The guests gathered at the Craig home following the June 16th • SWEAT SHIRTS touching features. the Hiawatha Rebekah and I Hastings Lodges attending meeting of District 22 on & Rapids. A delicious dinner was served the Eaton Rapids Rebekahs. and Alto. Grand Lodge ot Michigan; Lila The Robert Phillipa of 4130 Wall Lake Road, hosted an opts bekah Assembly of Michigan; Nanhouse Bunday evening after bacpraident; Bernice CharJefour.past their daughter. Jane There were other vicinities were Mr. and IUie' Eaton Rapids Rebekah Lodge. Mr*. Dun Eychaner und family 1 of Grand Rapids. Mr. and Mrt. < Don Crane of Lansing. Mr* Wayne Pennock of Nashville. Dr. 1presented by the Algaler family. Ona Of th* outstanding performers Floyd Myers of Hastings was lhe 10-year-old blind boy who Fifty relatives and All the parts that make a watch fast or slow-the mainspring, hair­ spring, balance wheel-have been left out of Accutron. The Accutron movement Is electronic. It keeps virtually perfect time by the vibra­ tions of a tiny tuning fork powered by a battery. And comes with the first gu« ran teat of accuracy ever given. No watch has ever been so precise. So don't even call it a watch. Accutron Is the world’s only electrons wrist timepiece. It's worth the time to you to look into it. Accutron prices start ot $125.00 P*us ,ox—$2.50 Weekly USE YOUR CREDIT friends Roderick Bwadllng for the ure of their daughter. Sue baccalaureate on Bunday. But it will always give you the Ulis Bummer through lhe courtesy ot a Hastings organisation. family entertained Mr and Mra. TAKE 24 MONTHS TO PAY Hodges Jewelry ESTABLISHED 1931 PH. Wl 5-2963 �I Patients Taken To Memorial Day Rites by Moose Davenport Graduates Largest Class transportation tor Chit The HaxUng* Moose Lodge lias been fumhhlng tesnsportauai for special event* for the patlente at the Medical Fucllliy durU< the past year*. uuku<g *p«tal ar­ j. Donald Phillipa, pnaldent of rangements for wheel duilra. seat­ Ing smuigemaita, etc. dree*. Members of the Moose furnish­ BtudenU from H ing traniportatton on Memorial Day were lawiaox- Cooley. Rich­ Hingkr and EniroUnc A. Wil­ ard Tinkler. Ralph Turner, Retha liam*. . Pennington. Jun Malcolm, Jack oatera-from Uils area includ­ Bowman. Harry Lenx and \an ed Tcnianm Frank. Middleville; Joyce B. Newland. Nashville; Kathryn M. Hall and Susan L. Fensiba. Lake Odessa; John F. Ayers. Barbara L. Hasar and I*,.meta 8. Reynold*. Wayland; George L. Moore and Bill W. Taylor. Lowell, and Jack L. Van Dvr Meer. Plainwell. mils High School Auditorium by Robert W. Bneden. prerideut Gordon French Of Nashville Dies Saturday from tho Superette 205 N. Michigan Society j h- B»ny NEwSfe^ I. Finnic tnWrl ctx*n» enteit. r ,bc »i*»■““«r »a4tcori*1 » n 0 Graduate at c Xr7jrx.„ ooeugllL“U.UJV MUST, B ;ES «S.^i„? xL l Q uSE' Western Mich CSICI U UUUk Kruko. Marc Hutchin* and 1»m oom QuifjPg Camnout Traditional Rites Seventeen Barry County stu- Davenport'-College of Busintsa .mduated lhe largest cJosa in its W-yeer history Monday, June 7. FRESH DONUTS -------------------------------------------------- ,Mr (Mtfflr. Unfc. > Tire nArmras banwe«-i derwe. at 434 South Mam. Naahvute for Gordon French. 71, who dud in Mos, Arte. Saturday. June 5, after a lingering 1U- Na&hviUc. Mr. French was a teacher tn Uie Bay city Junior college until 11*56 wfwti he" retired and moved to Nashville. In recent year* lie liad spent Uie Winters in Anrona. u...... .............................. ... during World War IX. and served School District Auto Fleet Purpose Told WHITE'S Photography The usual Summer Bible U. of M- graduates in Hospital Jong awaited event during live ancm and the availability of-auch Aum nuuauon. rney nao a oe- u scheduled Maiday through unit* would make our Itlrwram Iteteful ume r«ne*Uig friend- Thursday. June 14-17 and 21-34. AhltLT and two <if the hrhltk burg. Ha . 4* visiting lhe Carl III tile Dupiicab- Bridge play Tuesday flight at the Hastinga etc. । more available and convenient home to Winnetka. Ill., and Country Club, the north-souUi Rockford. Ill. Ltoppcd by to visit 1 In wuuicrw aira. urao: ljctiuhi — "We are extremely limited ... ... garage facilitiot awt ’--- *■and Fred Markle. Second went ^r and •therefore to Mra. William Gauteche and ,uvc -*skcd Ulil 1111 personnel, as- gucaU. Including eight childrm. Mra. Jack Wood «n*i fiflnl w ’ K,«nnl a csr> uke home and a most happy occasion. •• IrarK evEwilna TTuia rara around our building* mlnb-s were m Bay City Thurs­ ENJOY day io attend the 6»th wedding Ftahcr. with second going to,,or the’teacher and or adminiaCAREFREE Mra. William Stebbins Ind Mrs u>Ur to af,ve directly to his Cimrim Potts and Utli-d to Mra. morning aarignmente. Nlckbi. From Hartings fnends Phil Hlteon and Mra Carl Fuller. I-------------------------------------------------- also go, lleortiEst Congratula­ tion*. to thl* ranXrfcable couple. Jew Kclaey, daughter of Mr, ojKS"rM?.S°taL?Sl.“ IndtaUon* liave been issued for the wedding of Ml** ILutlm Alice Merson, daughter of Mr, On June 14 . Elect Dr. Charles E. Morrill to the Personal Mention HASTINGS until September Wednesday It ----------------------------------- —~ was a potluck cook-out at the .,r d Klmrr -r-—., ■ participate in Ferri* State Cblbomo of Mra. Verna Lancaster. ' WcdnmU_- M p^. leisr * Eighth Annual Honora Mra. Robert Brooks, a txuft . ? • Band Clinic to be held on the Board of EDUCATION land Oa*ter. Plana were diacuiaed for their September meeting, j money-making protects. Mr. and Mrs. Cluuta Wilkes Dachof f announced today. visit their granddaughter, Mr. »<rn W1U1 Charles E. Morrill. M.D. YOU CAN SHOW YOUR INTEREST BY VOTING IN YOUR SCHOOL ELECTION ' Bellevue wa* an ovwnlght guest pun1‘ I of the Wilkes on Saturday. * m"k Mra. Lema Barnum is vlMUng the birthdaj* of Mra. Om*rlher daughter and family, Mr Barnum arxl 8am Blram. The and Mrs Clinton Williams, at oo?fcoutJnclud“' «nd will attend tlie high cake TI»m> promt included graduaUon of Mr gnuulMiai Dork* Cappon. Mr and > daughter. Naxcy Willtamr., on Mra. Omar fcmum and daugh- jUna 9. Myrtle Wilson will also ter, Vai. and Vai's friend. Lota Sd rK pXLloi Myen. all of Hastings. I Mr. ^ktanta Births at Pennock 26th at Byron. HL Boy* «rr» ton la Mr. »n4 Mr*. Bob«rl MUXtr. Bl. wal*Alo< 7 lb*. Mr »u* Mra. U»U. BuDam. all W. MUI. 1 lb.. * «■- Mr. uii M:>. BaUH Aektr. IMUa. * lb*. i* •*«., M*y IS; Mr. *n4 Mr. W • n d • 11 Mt Mid Mr> Anu ■1*1. 7 ifc, IS'l .14 Mr*. Don*14 i'WfeiTSJi INSURANCE AGENCY 2W Wait Shata St. "Side of Strand Theatre” Rowland Hall and family were Phone 945-4100 srS-isi Ernest VanByekte and Sally atfor a carry-ln-dinner honoring tended tlie graduation of liona. Mutual Fund Investments Heimer*. Chrystal Case Gallon JUG 99c On Sunday Mr and Mrs DonVanSyckle*. Mr. and Mrs. Clartnoe Helmer, Insulated COOLERS Keeps liquids hot or cold! Screw-on coven capped spout. HASTINGS 945-3967 STYRENE FOAM When you're insured he Outboard* • laboardl • Sailboall r«— have, a picnic! at home or away with cool keeping WOLVERINE’S NEW Boatowner's Policy Hull Cortroge Metro/ M.dkol Payment* for . . . WtDDINC PHOTOGRAPHY and Mrs Howard Froet. The ceremony will Uke place in tho United Church of Byron at view Cautery, Nashville. TASTE TREATS Supeftherm 'A Oaf. Square JUGS 79c With flip-open pour spout; metal bail han-, die; plastic grip LIgMwefgM-4 QL ICE BUCKET 29c 9 in. top diam; 8 In. Friday evening. keeps ice for hours. studSo Presents the 12th Annual SPRING RECITAL Wonderful World of Dance" Tuesday, June 15, 1965 * 8:00 p.m. Central Auditorium in Hastings I James O'Connor the 41 membem of the Wood­ kind Women's Club wlm Look Crocker, (former rtaidcn’.s*. will be intmeted to know that they (are observing their «th wedding anniversary on June 17. Their N.W., R5. Grand Rapid*. ted Bloomington. Bl, over the past wekend as invited gueste ot the Illinois Wealeyan University. While there they were escorted by the vice.president. Dr. George Obom, to many pointe of inter­ est in Bloomington On Saturday evening they attended the an­ nual banquet of the University Alumni and on Sunday the bac­ calaureate service, followed by a special luncheon given by Uie prealdent far honored guests. In the afternoon they were guest* at the reception given to the 1 acuity and graduates by tlie president and ilia wife. Dr. and Mr*. Lloyd Bertholf. Their Sun­ day was rounded out with Uielr attaodanca al Uia impressive commencement ceremonies on lhe campus. Carlton Center were dinner gumU of the William Kidder. Students 75c then folk* did some fishing. *k. Wl 5-S756 or Wl 5-4431 Mrs Kidder attended open tor their Adults $1.00 Six Weeks SUMMER SCHOOL Enrollment Friday, June 13 210 E. Grand St. am*; or sue, cnrtu'AC P-cf Wars .bsvr Arthur Logan Graduates at Interlochen, residency In Bay City he rare! (there now arc two such club*. The Robert Brooks are en ! BS-Secondary cert, R3 and Jarouifl and tinlMa __ .mvMtmer.t __ zTr-’P. .in nine unite route with their trailer to Oregon net A BotomSn. BS-Elementary and unlaw Lha-v Uiey mtn* come tin up with wlUi 1* -Your •ome dlMlncUvq iww u eioic |1A50 tPrtacW ymrt pn>- where they will visit Uteir *un crrl. Hl Patterson Road. Fundia wrui Millrinv in tho fnraia ___ . __ ___ __ ._____ . and Ma family. They will tour 8 Hoebeke. BS-Elcnuntery cert, the West Coast during the Sum- H3. ■■ ■ ■ before __ ___ .___ . --home ..... ... XT,,L..II1, , IL. Round—member ol Nashville ... — Sandra iner rctunilng ui Watch While AugUM. ketabk- French cuisine at the ihnits. Gretchen Engle o! Vermont­ Otnrge Hainaty * hon^ Saturday ■ -qu Steve Joimron arrived home by thicc daughters. Mr* Elim Monday evening from Cornell ville is to receive a BA-Second­ We Make 'Em WaahlngUm of Detroit, Mrs. ■ .a occauae mtae mum nave no uaru University to visit until June ary cert.; Evelyn L. Lundslrum, R2 Vermontville, a BS. and Mary were special ■ driving on trunk lines the mainPlain 59c dox. Un. Germany. He luu. changid E Mapes. Sunfield, a BM-8ecl*wj> uuo. cvviuu*. tenance cosu are extremely low. ' • • • • gm roaure ail these unit* hl* plan of working in New Yack ondary cert. FROSTED & DECORATED The Rev. Willard Curtis of A heap of Hastings 4th. Sth (.heavy 'liability* for Uie price lx . —a—K.,1 — kun ~ Zak wbk 1 * ‘ ' * - * ,k * n_ .. z-n j Lhe Hasting* Presbyterian the Lutheran Church Donuts 69c dox. Church will officiate al Thttrs- trouble ducking in and out ul til* private car (Fleet insurance. thunder sliowers Ttnday noon. Biblc School The picnic had little co-opcruin Ann Arter three day* last TRY SOME TODAY "Your decision to purchase autos Begins Monday Open Daily “«• “» uu ■» •oeUwB U Honor Heroes A."I 1 C*Bl vv <11D U> WBCH radio station dates for bachelor degree* «nd Clear isike Camp at Dowling Clifford Brainard 164 candidate* for masters st the i DcnwnstraUona highlighted ' Hastings and other B y9 A ■ -------- ; :---------------- , .. . nn. wiai wan -“-r- --FrandMfl and family of Mu*- | GuMta Mr arui Mr* Harry Boo Hartle Mt*. I tar land Gucrn- June commencement cxr-rcKes to thl* popular yearly event ami County resident;. rememDc/ed, kegon. -Die Shipman* flew home M1D4uld. Mr. and Mr*. Dwlgbt grain around a targe campfire and Coast Guard personnel who Ovarnight guests ot the Itev. to Qahfomla Monday morning, j count, Mr. and Mra. Maurice Michigan University in Kalama- was held. fought to preserve thl* Naron's • • • | Roush. Hotun. Mr. and ano Mr* *u*. ruwwu Richard _ ------ —— — Tom OTferan of the Hastings < freedom in tradiUonal service* The Monday morning rain , Count and family and Mr. and i^h^t" held in many communities on lorm ratvd havoc wnh the Mra Dor‘ Couch of Flint. I RllTltrWA nf TVIIr Plain* Inw* Memorial Day. plana of teacher Helen Wade* around operation which call* enjoying th? two-day event. In Hastings the service* were highlighted by U»e annual Deco­ club Wednesday everation Day parade which in­ cluded the color guard and flr­ vtnuon In Atlantic City. While Teacher, who U retiring tins ing squad conipo6ed of members play went tn Mrs. John Panfil. of lhe Amencan Legion and had included all of Uie UlUe I Veteran* ot Foreign Wars, the brothers and sisters to come Hasting* High School Band. Mr*. Gordon Johucock. Pasty June 15. 1966. but no graduation Blierin * Poeae, Boy Scouts, Cub ami Wally. MU* Becky Mllkr 1 Scout*. Camp Arthur Logan. 17. aon 01 Dr. Xjr.iocvuis. vauip Fire rue Girl* »«<•-. and time. and Mr* Wexley G. |Logan. of other entries, including the Haaman ipmt Bunday in Milwau­ R. Sargent Shriver, director of Ungs Moose Lodge Lodge'ss award-ttfnsward-wmwithin me oonfinan of lhe first kee. WU.. at the 16th annual Uie Peace Corps and head of the 1096 Cook Rd. graduates UH* ting* nmg float which illustrated lhe graile room Unrigs and people montb from the Interlochen Arte ning UB. Office of Economic Oppor­ work of lhe Mooee in maintalnin which Gordon took 7th place. tunity. will be the main speaker Mr*. H A. Adrounle arrived Saturday. > . The School Junior Band also lUstlnes Supt of &J100I Richard home yraterday after extensive Barry CoUnty'candidates in­ participated in the Pgwtf Guenther, commenting on the travels abroad having vutted her clude: school district's automobile flerf, •on. Col. Hany Adrounte and DeiteMS—Wayne E. Gay. BS. R3 cherubs under her tutelage thia Uils week explained to Board of Xamilj in Bierutt. ixrbonon. and the Htate Moose Convention held Hasting* — Georgia L. Ander­ at Muskegon on April 23-34. ntlmHou* ^relatives in oUmw son, BS-Elemcntary cert, 604 8. comfort of over-crowding. “mndeM inveatment tn thl* fieri 1* oountrus. Welcome bums Doru- Market; Brace E Babcock. BS. go, Philadelphia and several Mlrbl*»u eitiee. such Uial after a iwaaonable trial R4; Michael L. Clardy. BM. Sec­ Leonard E Read. lecturer and ored guest from her pupils, this ondary cert. 006 W. Madison: writer on current event*, will Jo^is Frosh Honorary now stationed with Ms family in Larfy-D Brovont of 1530 8. speak to the 100 graduates in Green 81.; Helen W Kesler. B8- June 11 commencement exefcated proleralon. age allowance system." dent* recently initiated into P1>1 •ignod to tlie recovery Jet oew Supt. Gueniher'* explanation wa* when aMronauu, McDivitt and McMullin. BS. R2; Maurtne O. Mrs. LcslM' Cook c-ntcitaincd to answer two queeUona; White made Urir "splash down" Muilenix. BA - Elementary cert, cation, organized io promote the her bridge dub with luncheon 1. I* th* acquisition and main­ Monday. Bob U the grandson of 1013 N. Michigan; Delphlne 8. A. American free enterprise system University. James R. Leiunkultl . taining of till* fleet more ecatoml- tho late Lloyd Wilkins and his Whitmore, BA-Elemcutary cert. Tlie Academy, a boarding tilgb Green Btreet Wcdncaday after- { purvnu. who rnudc in BaiUc 231 W. South; Shirley J. Wtetnlk. school for 260 youth talented in inlttkha cal than a mileage allowance for noun. This wu* tl>; ftnul meet- 'your employees? either music, art, drama or big until September. Award* for : ban. fivqucntly. dance yet offering * full aca1 tbo afternoons ptay went to . X Why are thme unite taken to Atxu-nry and Mrs. Abe Wilaon 1 Mrs Richard Shuster, Mra David Ule °f drivers each 1662 by Dr Joteph E Maddy, Hoag Jr , and Mra Orval Cut- cv“un6'„ , that' from away to attend tiws 1 Boudefnan. BS-Secondary cert, who. in 1928, founded the sum­ -1__ Sunt. Guenther tain the answera fUDhwl aenrlcm for tlw late Ur« RI Bax 25. mertime National Music Camp at Interlochen. 1. 'Annual mileage allowances Inm TWO HUMRTD TIFTT OOllAKS Gilmore Jeweler --------------102 E. State W15_53i6 DAtraii. Miehlfk Ben Franklin �-The tumsosjxmi |Thomopple Garden Baptist Bible School to Begin Next Monday by J.rr, M.rtu. J Olrf'.r.l T On— nr— Mr. tings Public Library has an­ nounced that lhe Tlu»r nupp'.iOaidvn Club donated *200 to the library Itw Hastings BapUX Chur Hi announcn the annual Vacation Bible Scliool will begin Monday. Friday. June 25 A Tragedy of Errors Club Donates $200 to Library Welcome Tioifu 3 ave mar/ ' Ann Miss Feiteer will graduate the preceding Saturday from Western Michigan University, re- a !al Certificate tn education. home. 310 North Church street. Delton Methodist Church School Opens Monday scheduled for June 14-23 from B to 11 Thu is 'for children from I years old through Junior High. MacGregor. Mona Chamberlin. na Monica. Dorothy Hughes. Mary Sager, Kathryn Mott and and Mra. Marty Kleva and famThere are also willing mothers Uy will spend this weekend with and high school girls to help' her parents. Dr and Mrs. Nor­ with the nursery for younger bert SchowlUter. and attend the children of the leaders. : graduation of John. Marty is I also playing in Uw golf toumaBANNER WANT ADS FAY iment in Charlotte on Saturday. stories, song*, gomes and other acUvltles. This will be concluded with a program Friday evening, June 23. tiled. Bible school little Hastings Traffic Tickets I Tlie leaders are now busy plan­ ning their material. Those work­ ing with the children thi* year MAT M —Ja*k W. lake. ZMua. Include Kathy Bradshaw, Mary ' <see41>s M >«. 1 IlMirw' WU. Dimock, Donna Klinger, Dorothy Weeks, Sarah Blnkler, Helen Conklin. Marsha Tiffany. Mar­ garet Campbell. Ada Pierce. Jeanette Towne. Kathleen Hughes. Luella Morgan. Susan I thc blggtwt. weighed 5 pounds, .one ounce, and Tommy tipped llvIUee Including chare lobe Honored j were- taken to Pennock Hospital Wishing Well when" each child another weak. Their mother rethat brings two new children on i turned tome Monday. The StcAs in post yean by bringing father is the agricultural in­ new anas the boys and girls will stroctor at Lakewood High V- _ ___ ____... ■____ . . tl'.fh rW twin. w*. | anticipated. Tne church buses will be ■ _l.-------■ i— - . -------- -. transporting out of town chU- I' n t f rdren. operating the firet mom-I PllDllC FOriim Ing on the following pick up ill u schedule at tlx- rural school Io- tJVm* H u ^..eeireuj^e.v B:M: Rogen 0:00: Welcome 9:00: Fisher 0:00: Martin 8:00; lake­ view 0:M; Hasting* Center «:X); «x»tr«4 Srivets Uhih, S. Hen r; WUUaa a. OretwsSee. Bl, , UU«i «• IU>» la Maured dear Driving after drinking is ths root of a high percentage of highway accident*. June 5. HNJ5 Quimby P;io. critic* on lhe rating or perform-(Richard- Kilgore and Dickie. * Recent action by lhe House of ante of a movie but thl* is not i 8am Buxton left Sunday for n Representative In Lansing* en­ their fault. Granted, there are »toy with hto daughter. Mra. Joacting a rs WO pay raise for tlie some movie* I wouldn't want my j. legislators has caused a great JUMB On Sunday evening, June 37. deal of unfavorable comment A children to see to I simply won't let them. We should not blame great many people feel that this , Mr. Bennett or the film Industry Mr*. Sterling French recently. * invited to get a glimpse of Dick Kilgore and mother and — — ; — — i*' for not exercising «n>r obligation Bible-School in action. AU the tS^mv° mrev«L.*votMelbvBttos1 ° parfnU sU>p our cllllllfen Connie Thoma* helped Kathy handicraft projects-will be on the pay increase voted by the, from movies. Johnson, daughter ot Rev. and display before the program and iaMRepubllmn legislature As far as movie. uffecUng the Mr*. Colby Johnson, celebrate then will be pickl'd up by the Some propio wtu concede that mor,!, o f the viewing audience. children who made them alter I am a-------- Democrat, there- t;lry iu,|y mirror them. People for I must state that I am op- jh U downgrade a movie, or a man Crase. is home for the Sum­ will book for tliat matter, for a tot mer from Princeton. Michigan State lopolunorc Keith Coats won the 1M5 Big albUlty Hint Uie Senate will kill IrM Uian khat they are doing in family were Monday dinner Ten outdoor mile title with n this bill I have written my real life. At least when lhe movie guests of Mr. and Mrs. John is over and Uie lights come on record time of 4:MJ. His time Sterners and family in Grand district urging him to do all in Rapids. * Little JUn and Cindy Spartan Bob Lake- in 1050. ills power to kill the biU. real life. The admission price of Leonard spent teveral days'with a movie is a cheap price to pay their grandparents. Mr. and Mrs Commercial Or Residential I.«o Frey, while their parents might agree with me on this for the trip through the world ot W, an,l X— . w..—. - - • .__ . imagination. A movie is enter­ Installation & Repair tainment. not a lecture on how Johnson al Lansing -The time life should be lived. Let's stop T Drive, south of Bellevue. ♦ blaming everything from the Mr. and Mrs Luther I^ns and General movies to Playboy magazine to daughters, Mr. and Mix. Victor Rock * Roll for the world sltu- Schants and family and Mr. and I Electric Sincerely. Mrs. Earl Dunn sere Sunday Cart A. Brodbcck ment. Life is better now than it dinner guests of their mothes, Appliances ever was and I lore every minute Mrs Myrtle Dunn w Ertrfit To the Editor: Couch Jias twen released from Thl* is Drecratlon Day and Borgoing^ln Uied Community Hospital where he Jim Brown. my granddaughter. Dana Hecht was a medical patient following Rl Hastings took me to the Fuller Cemetery, Appliances, too! a light heart attack. He to now where for a sijort time. I visited convalescing at home 119 W. State Hastings all activities on Frl- Hastings RECORD SALES FOR MERCURY! RECORD SAVINGS FOR YOU! ELECTRIC ffiKESEEIT WAYNl HAkQLD HOMETOWN BOY HONORED LosT Monday afternoon turned out complete wit pushed Hetfinga promlJy to lhe fore with his dtempnllt "MO" Automobile Matful yean in automobile hto eacellent mechanical staff Making a speedy decision to Company far all lumber and building supplies Is another Husband. mother, father and as 811 E. Railroad St. Ml Wl 5-2423 JO/N HAJQO K WANT ADS lit* By Mrs. l^o frtyi my dear father. Royal Miller and four children from near Owosso were Bunday dinner guests of his sister. Mr* ' I. eo Prey, and family. Mr Miller had' helped his daughter and UVISWAUS mllrted! “r 2^. M” £^2 in Cnlmwl CVnnn- P ley “Flint to HlOTe to BatUe 1 rv. Cre*k * Congratulations to the Bat.cn: O. imna Co gradual„ Jud>. pmiUpe. Linda New York. Joining the Army of I^nz, Eugene Nusbaum. Betty Gillespie. Mary Beth Warren. Sherry Scofleld. Terry Ball and Jerry Teller. ★ Our sympathies until they wwre paroled. Hto Emmett Bird because of the death of her uncle. Probate Judge Har­ old Weston, late of Alegan Mrs. President Uncoln Bessie Jones and Mrs Alice Prey also attended the funeral of Rev. I wonder if there are many Weston on Tuesday. He was a tn Barry County or Michigan former minister of Banfleld. He whose father was in the CivU was burled in the Banfleld cepieWilson. Woodland; ' To the Editor: I would like to comment on Mrs. Cotant's letter to The Ban­ ner on films being shown at the Strand Theatre. First of all I 'think type and quality of ...^ , the films are as high or higher a* An open house to being held in the Dowling Church on Sunday from two until »lx in honor of Rev and Mrs. Colby Johnson and family. Rev. Johnson lias been the pastor of the BanfleidDowUng-Brigg* Church for the past two years Next year he will be a counselor with the Hastings High School faculty. * Mr. and Mr*. John Crago and Johnnie from Albion and Harold Gray and Dick Parsons, both from Oli­ vet. were Bunday afternoon callera at the Gordon Buxton home, * Mr and Mr*. Leo Prey and । you deal with the public, a pronioter has to take into considerstion lhe likes and dislikes of a large range of people He cannbt please everybody or should he I’try. I may not agree with the cotage on Pine Lake. Mrs. Mary Klbllnger spent the weekend with her grandson, Dickie Kilgore, while his parents. Mr and Mrs. Richard Kilgore. Emma Paulus, MILLER JEWELERS Charm Club BQY 10 CHARMS AND GET ONE FREE Equal to the Average Price of the Charms you buy. PICK UP YOUR MEMBERSHIP CARD TODAY! JEWELERS /. Phone 945-2166 Samuel seph 8. Keeler and other graves f thought of their suffering while fighting for freedom and rho must see their loved ones evsry project you plan this M—on «r-Stop In today where Banfield-Vicinity Wl 5-3012 Burkhoid; of Centreville. The two couples cruised to Saugatuck and ! Grand Haven in the Burkhold cabin cruiser which was docked at Bay Haven Marina at Hol­ land. * Mrs. Thelma Neubert Irom Battle Creek and Mrs. Sterling French attended the 35th anniversary ot Rev. Robert Smith's stay in the ministry. Rev. Smith is now a pastor at Mt. Wyenberg's Famous g Pin-tuck Moccasin® in Black Calf 15 luxurious reasons Mercury sales have hit an all-time high! PICK. A PRICE FROM 52799^$3631 AND SAVE! WONTtatr 4 txxst.itD*k "meticulous | MASSAGIC HOHTtalV 4 OOC« BktUtVUV UD4N. You’il like the handsome new look of these fashionable new shoes by MASSAGIC. And the built-in comfort matches the good looks, too. See the wide variety of lasts, pastor of the Banfleld-Dowling Brigg. Circuit. Mra. Smith '.Hel­ en Gray before her marriage) lived with her parents, Mrs. Hen- The local ladles pedro club was held Thursday at the home of Mrs Elizabeth Kaiser in Battle Creek. * Kurt Carroll has re­ . _ ling French retired from tlie United Steel and Wire Company 1.1 n.HI. r*--- « many years of service with that company. He plans on doing some gardening and catch up with some of the activities he lias been unable to pursue. * Mr. and Mrs Leo Frey attended the IJhcoln staff dinner held it Schulers in Marshall Saturday evening. medical pallent in a Battle Creek hospital. ♦ Connie Thomas, from docs h KMDtoe.KMi MCNTCUUS J DOCS MBCI colors and leathers now. phone operators for the Banfleld Telephone Exchange for many tng a stint tn the army. His last tren men choose “CMCtAiS 4 oooa Mint Mr r» CMV Ike VaMr CwSlw ~ \ M raw I s-.enl.eera a m, a IM14 tiwi Uss* -.»h- n mn ( Birke's | AieAaay-J ^Hastings Cut Rate Shoe Store Q 1: 114 Wait $tat» Street I MAHLER MOTOR SALES 1120 N. Michigan Hastings Wl 5.2471 �HHS Graduate Legion to Host In ‘Da fay Chain’ District Meet Eiber Vincent, Crooked Lake, Dies Wednesday Frank a (Oeirredi Vineent. A WaHd Wnr ii veteran, b? mamed Rnse Marte NaloUpcy Each year Associated Women on Feb. 10. IBM. Students honors the Freshman In addition co hl* wife, he b women students who have ex­ celled In scholarship by inviting Jr, ot Lot Angele*. Calif, and Rena Ann. Phyllis, Anita. Mi­ Chain at the Sprint Breakfast Vincent. B0. R1 Delton, Crooked chael, John and Joyce, all at Lake, who died Wednesday at home: his father, Hl Delton: new members attending thia two brother*. Harold of Loa ran* HoaplUU tn Ann Arbor, Angeles amt Eugene of Houston. year’s event held Moy 15 at Waitern Michigan University. Diana, daughter ot Mr. and at the Henton*Smlth Funeral Mro. Roger Davte. R4 Hastings, ta a 1964 graduate of Hastings Ti>c Rev. James Davidson of­ High School. She Is taking a ficiated and burial was in the secretarial course. East Hickory Corners Cemetery. Chicago this weekend to attend | At present she is working JMytthe pauuaucn graduation ci of miciuwi Michael Corlawyer'ss on office. She wui will f.iU". 1.L, —__ _ v-or- time tn aa lawyer ice. one isiiinj nealia tor mutt titan who b (Mr on)y Krani]MMk rettlme her position In Uie ofilce >• years and had been has- i[from School — nt at Pennock Hospital far the from the Dental Schoc. । Northwestern University t.n- Bummer. Upon returning to col­ Jehael is the son of the Warren lege in the Fall, she will be em­ ployed half day* at the Upjohn Company. Great for Father's Day Sunday, June 20th newest Faberge masterpiece. BRUT for men / altar shave...alter shower...alter anythloqt bold, brash now men's lotion that lingot^lanq on a ilized. •lightly definitely unsettling nolo bounc^ Io be the most treasured gift of the year for the most ma&culmo man you know I Stunningly gilt boxod In handsome silver-fjashod Deputy Takes Radiological Course at MSU Sunday, June 20 Laurence J. Bauer Unit 45 held their regular buatnrea mre<ln« June 3 at the Legton HaU with the following members uretent: Elvira Sayles. Dorothy Kurr. Ada Bogart. Deanne Burn­ worth, Pearb-Alnslie. .Dorothy Oronewuld, Evelyne Curtis, Lydia Roger*. Marguerite Beckwith, Eleanor Merrick. Marilyn Dalhauser and Esther Felt. -■ After the various report* from officers and committee chairman. Paw. Hastings Post and Unit will be hosts for the Fourth Di*trlct dinner at the I.O.OJ’. Hall on Bunday. June 20. The Legton will adjourn to the Legion Hall for the business meeting, the Auxiliary remaining at the hall. Installation of Dtetrict Officer* will take place with Mr* Curtis, a past Dfotrict Pre*!dent, tu Installing Officer. Election of oflicer* for • th* local unit resulted as follow*: President. 'Hr*. Beckwith; first vice, Arloa Newton; second vice. Mrs. Rogers; secretary. Mra. Kun: treasurer, Mra Curtis; chaplain. Mrs. Bogart; historian. Barry County Deputy Sheriff David Wood of Hartings has been awarded on Instructor* certificate by Michigan State UniversKy after having com­ pleted * 10-week course for Dalhauser, and executive board. Qronewold. Mrs -----Merrick Radiological Instructors. ,,Mn. ------ ------------------ ----... Thl* course qualifies Wood to •Ild Mrl Ainalle. teach RudialoKicul Monitoring Delegates elected to attend the to othrr* in Barry County who Department Convention at Lanwill be assigned as monitor* to sin* July 15-18 are: Mrs. Boeart cover the county and communi- and Mrs Rayle*; alternates Mrs. cate radiation Fall-out to con- Beckwith »nd Mrs Rogers. Dele­ ted centers who will in turn ‘gate* to th* Dlrtrlct meeting are map the Information and *cnd it1 Mr*. Fett and Mr* Bayie*. to other control centers throughUnit members voted to sponsor out the county and stale. {• game* party at the Veteran** Abo, the monitors will be Administration <VA) Hospital at working In conjunction with tho Ir°ri Custer every other month. county office of United States Department of Agriculture in meetings of the unit until Sep­ transmitting radiation Fall-out tember. ’ Mr*. G ronewold. Mr*. Fett, Mr*. J. Smith and Mr*. Main at­ partment of Agriculture. Wood will be instructor and tended the VA dance May .17. boltle-groen decanters lnfor™?2n. 5.00 8.50 20.00 Many Other Fine Gifts for Dad William A. Barr, Barry Coun- 5.395]. Volunteers are still needed at scheduled classes in Radiological Uie hospital to help patients with Monitoring Refresher courses for small things the staff docs not tlurae having completed the have time to do—such as feeding patients who are unable to feed themselves Adult* either male or female needed from 11:30 am. The Hastings Banner TL..L4.W I..-, tn nutydoy. June 10. 1QAC 1965 (artinn Twa Pane* 1 to 6 Barry Has Only 3 Stocked O.K. Shelters Barry county haa completed Mocking Uie rally three shelters ■ ‘ I with a 100 percent protective factor. 1 ‘marked and clocked with food.1 imedical suppllee and radtolotical Ikite for radiation monitoring to I Iand are located in the following < The Nashville Elementary School building which has a « School building With a capacity for 102 people and Mlddle- Public Library Located Corner Court and Church Streets Library Hdurs: Monday, Wednesday and Friday 12:30 to 8:30 p.m. Tuesday and Thursday This only mnknt nincked shel- county with a population of M,000 to 50.000 people. William A. The 18th annual — Twins Convention Is to . ; in Rochester June 26, 27 ; with headquarters on Ute, — land University Campus. Twins. -----The officer* of the Wcxxlland I their families and friend* will be [welcomed. Rosette ribbons will —— I be awarded to the oldest andl m,. Meeting* will be held the youngest twins, farthest distance Bccond Monday of the month, traveled, most Identical and least The meetings scheduled for I9B5' Identical and most and . gg are Bre a* u follows; lucnucu boo inuai identical " ‘“.sc text identical mixed seta In dlf-1 _ . ” _RWon for M^ie MU £ ^warted granrfttectoP°Uuck suppre and premier *v££ta“e n^alU^and <* * Ur Hine. least alike category winner*. For New Year 12:30 to 6 p.m. for the family tn follow in' Saturday Nov 8-Sltttlff Department lomuy nwur ub-j wu, ------- --- --------- .— —— - — confident that the rest of lhe c»«y and Introducing a life *avfamlly is protected and they ‘nr method of nwaaging the : thcmarlvra will take shelter rath. '.. ™ «r rtw. Dec—No niMtlng planned due 12:30 to 6 p m. strongly stressing individual shelter* and community »pon-j acred shelter*. Every home hail small modification, he raid. In1 Michigan Twint Woodland PTA Plan Convention \ Plans -~ ~Programs Hastings Barry county has developed a trying to gift U> tlwir f.unllic*. j not only needed for pomlblc .. sency information, Co no approved ahelten* but. U radiation but. alao. In connection .. <1„,)irtineiiLs wlUUn the scheduled to be re-xurveyed to with the United States Weather ‘wllh lhc shcryf, depart- ; develop ibeitera ao as to handle 1 Bureau for tornado and severe; ^,[ artJnI „ control cenu-r people- Uuit would be employed March 14—Senior High Speech weather, to co-operation In shel-1 center release or In the city on 'bu.dneas. Department presentation. March 26—Annual School Fair. ouiiaings la strongly sue* ■—--------—— — ( naspiuu*. iirn uqwuacm April—No meeting scheduled. Barry County la highly I partment ot agriculture. May 0—Spelling Bee forcement units within Barry j ------------ •-------- — Michigan'* 38.100 mites of riven wlth manufacturing and county in co-operation with the' Mrs Nellie Ryan Is In Detroit times a population with Defen*aDSoutomta ftn<1 C”U! vetting Mrs. Marjorie Ryan and county of between 30.000 times. 000 that would require Barry County Sheriff Merl H.jCampbeU. is co-operating, with Civil Defense in every respect.1 co-operating highly mg Civil Defense Medical Self­ Help courses. Sheriff Campbell Include shelters in conJteurtHtw^TTto Eighteen needed each meal to •ounty Jail, when county. Active radiation material product will be used to complete confined or semi ambulatory pa­ modem Emergency Control Ccn- massage and gives demonrtra-' dons and instructions to ail tients Requirement: Emotionally ata- eallone, to be constructed Jp ac­ groups and individuals who ore radiation and training equip­ cordance with protective factors Chlef of Follee Richard 8ument. Anyone wishing to take feeble, palsied and senile type Uie course may get In touch patients. Must be understanding with Wood or Barr for further and have an Interest m the.geri­ atric patient. Dance at the American Legion Hall at Hickory Corners For Members & Guests Sat., June 12-9:30 to 1:30 Music by ths GALE TRIO Weifar* Department, Medical county to develop a procedure | Top Listing* In TOWN AND COUNTRY PROPERTIES A REAL SWEET BUNGALOW at Green Meadows Number One: ha* living room 13 x 19 ft, three real nice bedrooms, dmteg room and kitchen, full bath with double lavatory, full basement A REAL GOOD. LARGE HOME IN THE FIRST WARD, ha* living ANOTHER REAL NICE BUNGALOW IN CARLTON TOWNSHIP, cloie to Hasting*, with living room, three nice bedroom*, kitchen with lot* of cupboard*, full bath. Hiving room is carpeted! full basement with coal furnace, ha* attached garage, for $12,000.00 WE HAVE ONE SCHOOL HOUSE TO SIU. VERY REASONABLE, A BI-LEVEL IN HASTINGS HEIGHTS (nearly new), home on upper level. It has living room, throe nice bedroom*, kitchen and complete bath, and the lower level ha* recreation room, laundry and basement, heated with gas furnace —$15,500.00 ON SOUTH BROADWAY, a nice home not all finished, a gqpd Investment* for one who understand* building and carpentry, has a living room, 12 x 16 ft. with dining space, four bedrooms, AMERICAN GOLD SEAL TRAILER HOUSE, *te* 10 x 55 ft, has all equipment, two bedrooms, living room, dining area, kitchen and bath, situated on nice lot with good well and septic tank .$7,900.00 A NICE HOME IN THE FIRST WARD ha* two Bedroom* and Vi he* four foot crawl spec*, and priced at only---------- $9,000.00 IN THE FIRST WARD, a r*»l nice home, with living room, dining ON ALGONQUIN LAKE, two real nice lot* (large one*I for $2,400.00 TWO REAL NICE LOTS ON THORNAPPLE RIVER, close to dam and good fiihing site on blacktop road for —.—-$1,600.00 A NEARLY NEW FRAME HOME IN GREEN MEADOWS NO. 1. more upitalr*, and down a living room 13 x 24* with fireplace, set In brick wall, dining room, kitchen with copperfone »tove. 220 volt underground with 240 ft. 3’ rock well, situated on nice two acre lot. for .—------------------ $11,500.00 A REAL SWELL HOME IN THE TAFFEE ADDITION. nearly new. and full bath, utility room, family room, lots of cupboard*, attached two stall electrically operated door, oil furnace, real large lot for................................................... -........... $27,000.00 A NICE BUNGALOW ON BARBER ROAD, short distance out of town, ha* living room, kitchen, three bedroom*, full bath, utility room, has crawl space, all on one floor. lor .----- $9,000.00 A GOOD INVESTMINT IN TWO APARTMENT HOUSES, both of them furnished except the overseer'* apartment In front, thl* property show* a'good steady income, all furnljhlng* go with th* place, and it ii a good chance to get in busines* all for decorated, good location for---------------- - --------------- $15,100.00 BUILDING LOT IN 2ad WARD, sewer and water in. ha* a garage on It. also a part basement------------------------ --------- $1,500.00 A REAL NIC! HOME IN THI 4th WARD, hat three good bed­ room*. full bath’and two lavatories (colored fixtures! upstair* and down, a living room with fireplace, dining room, d*n end kitchen (modern) with formica top*, double well* In sink, there mint, one and a half stall garage, has been recently painted and decorated, good location for .... —.—- ----------- $17,000.00 H. C. B VACATION family room paneled, bath with shower and stall, utility room with built-in cupboards, laundry?room, has full basement, and all thl* for........................................................................ $8,000.00 location and will hardwood floors, cap insulated, storm window* and gas hast, $11,500.00 A SCENIC PLACE ON THORNAPPLE RIVER 24 acre* cIom in Vt $4,200.00 A BEAUTIFUL HOME RIGHT ON MIDDLE LAKE (120 f*«t taka frontags), upstair* It ha* two bedroom*, dosat and a spare rtxxn. and down on* bedroom, living room, dining room, kitchen With fireplace, ha* electric heat, garage and hall, three patios, storage .$11,000.00 A BEAUTIFUL HOME AT ALGONQUIN LAKE, all on one floor, ha* large living room with fireplace, three nice bedroom*, lot* of dotet* with overhead light*, ha* bath and on*,half. kitchen and garage, aluminum siding, paneling woodwork in living room, on excellent road, school bu» service, for ------ ----- ----- $20,000.00 WE HAVE A HOME IN BATTLE CREEK, with three bedroom* and about 30 acres north of Hastings. NEARLY NEW EXCELLENT HOME IN THE 2nd WARD, 26 x 40 ft, ha* living room with fireplace, dining room, kitchen ahd room, 14 x 26 ft. kitchen ha* built-in- itove, and oven, and siding, fully insulated, ha* baseboard hot water heating lysiem, ail copper plumbing, birth cupboard*, garbage disposal. all .$16,100.00 THREE NICE BUILDING LOTS ON HASTINGS HEIGHTS. HASTINGS SALESMEN YOU CAN REALLY RELAX You con bet these people are. They've saved for their vacation with H.C.B.'s convenient VACATION CLUB where small deposits that you'll never miss grow up to the sum required for a happy prepaid holiday. Sturt your vaca­ tion club now for next year. Hustings Cilii Bnnh A REAL NICE HOME IN THI 1st WARD, has two good bedroom* MEMBER: Federal Depoeit IwMraacB Corporator room with new carpet, dining room, new kitchen, Vi bath, g*> AT F LIASA NT SHORES THORNAFPLE LAKI A NEW COTTAGE. no. umi-orswr $12,000.00 F< Friendly, Neighborly Service for 78 C.ontinuout vant to be your Banker �Assign Over 300 Boys, Girls to Swim Classes Trained Red ! Deborah Hubbert. Carolyn Hub-151 HHS Athletes * a bert. Patricia Husa; Instructors' Bhtrtey nura » Rp/.P;Vp i Kathleen KllUnger, Tlmqihy KU-1 1U llvVvlvV >' linger, Kim Laubaugh. K** Kathy T« ““ ««• K« “ Lau^h’' iI . Heather Maclxod, Cyn-! To Teach VIX Kids | Lewis. Letters Thursday thia McConnell, Kathleen Mefi I Ltohs , Pailful of Promise ai Connell, Gretchen Mahler, Tom Yutingtlvrs to Hide Mayo; School Hutt's to Sharon Montague. Ixmna Neff. Michael Pennington. Sandra Algonquin. ‘P Area Pennington. Stephen Penning­ Hartings Youth Council Sum­ ton. Teresa Pennington. Mollie . raw Playground Director U-*is •'Lung iin* aiuwunccd that more Roth. David Rosenberger. Nancy than MX) boys and girl* have en­ rolled tor swimming classes I JoAnu Sherwood, Jay Shoran. which begin Monday continuing Michael Shumway. Bruce Smith, Ura Smith. Michael Smith. Vicki Smith, Rosalynn Tobey. Kunme Wilson, Steve Wilson. Bill Yeo­ man*. ed to 61 Hastings High School ' athletea In an assembly to be ,held at 10 a.m. thl* Thonday. Athletic Director Jock Clarey ha* jannounced. The big _H" will be presented to 25 Senior*, including 12 graduating members of the Raceway Friday night to win Brat place in the 25-lap feature Nicholson. Sally Chuck Carlisle, Hob OibounTlC.n Mike Sloudt. Lara bee, Smith Long. Dennis MacKenzle and Jim Organ, Jun- 2: IS—BEGINNERS ’ Cheryl SmiUr, David Springer; Donna Steeby, Joseph StuU. Goodyear, Nadine Lowe, Raulston, Ann Weyerman. Armour. David Bar- Nancy Sweet Cande Taylor, Robert Taylor, Marsha Towns. uyn Williams. LU* Williams, Lonta Varney. Russell Varney, Lon Wood. Ron Wyngarden. Becky Bolthouse. Brenda Brooks. Sandra Brooks. Alan Chenot. Ester Wellman. Vicki Wieland. Joyce Day, Beverly Dipp, Greg­ ory Drum: 2: IS—INTERMED I ATE Jerry Edmonds, Hank EUtott. Cathleen Bradley, Cynthia Bro-1 Stanly Elhworth, Marcus Frrvsnt, Ellen Bryan. Grant Bry- ■ guson. Marianne Ferguson, Mary Barnett, Sharon--------Boltan. John Carlson, Dion Carr. Chriltopher Fluke. Carol Fur----,-------------------------Jon Carr. Bruce Carr, Linda । row, Diane Gonk. Douglas jGH- house, Christine Collins. Molly Case. Marilyn Case. Sue Castle- i lespie, Linda Hart. JodsZHart- Cove. Pattie Falconer, Kim Foltz, man. Doug Cole: I well. Jim Hathaway: ' Robert Poreman, Rick Furrow. Mitchell Coleman. Cynthia Mary Ironside, Sarah Ironside. Doug Gabel: Cramer. Barbara Czinder. Julie i Cindy Keech. Becky Lancaster. David Oank. Deborah Gank. Dalman. Susan Dalinan, Robert I Bobby* .Lewis. Tcna MacDonald, Randy Hughes. David Kennedy. Deming. Cynthia Denny, Brian, Bobble Main, Jackie Mata. Ron- Thomas Lewis, Robert MacDonDonnini, Theresa Duffy, Jim nlc Main. Donna Mokma. aid, Randy Miller, Michael NelFeldpausch: James Nelsen. Jerald Nelsen, sen. Kathy Pennington. Pamela Edward Fbh. Beth Fuller, Jim-1 Randy Nelsen, Ann Pnyiva, Jack > Penrod, Oreg Reaser, Craig Rose. mle Gibson. Michael Gilmore.' Pellow. Susan Pellow. Kun Pick-1 Sharon Gilmore. Kathy Hamaty, ard, Shari Poll. Susan Poll, Mike Oatley. shot-putter from Michigan Seniors who are gradu­ saddle bronc, bulldogglug. caU ating Saturday. Jack Honeysett roping, Brama, bull riding, the School received his Freshman Cecil Rose won the 20-lap semi letter in track at WMU and finished third tn the second heat race. ££' ond, Al Hagen third and Bob Jackson fourth. Dale Madison won Uie first Man w arren tlie Middleville'* Bob Semi ba third. Nashville Grad Receives Honors At ‘K’ College Mr. and Mra William O. Lynch of Nashville were in Kalamazoo Wednesday of last week attend- feature and Uicre were only 14 banquet in Welles Hall. by Uie 30th lap. Thirteen fin­ ished. Jerry Bunch of Battle Every inch a rugged John Deere while Senslbu won the fast car the squad which he captained dash. Ken Wynn of Wyoming this Spring. took the first heat event. Rose Bill was lhe MIAA IQQ-yard of Battle Creek the •ccond, John champion In 1864, and wa* out­ Boerman of Pollman the third standing sprinter while attend­ heat and Jim Jones of BatUe ing Nashville High. He won Uie State Class C-D dash champion­ honors went to Bob Jackson with ship# in IMO at Mt. Pleasant, a:il Rose second. Both orc from winning the century in 105 and llle Creek. lhe 220 in 311. Dehn Solomon. Delton High East II'ins A’ \Net Title; G-A Ls C-D King i East Grand Rapids won the i State Class A tennis champlonship Saturday at Stowe Stadium in Kalamazoo, ax Hamtramck lost out In ita bld for the State IA Ulle for only Ute second time ■ in the last 17 years. became Chuck Suffers First KVA Loop Loss Delton High's baseball team suffered its first KVA league set- 2-1 pitching duel at'Bangor Frl- You get a full maaauxo of John Deere performance and conve­ nience in the 8 h.p. *T10” Laam and Garden Tractor. Independent ground-speed con­ trol. Doublo-eafe electric •tart­ er. Double-action brake*. Attaclimenta for mowing, clearing enow, gardening, spraying. many more. too, with a John Deere "111 Tractor. Convenient credit. Twilight Trotters and Dowling ■ He allowed 48 hila, 28 runs and Dudes Sunday. June 13, at But-1 had an earned run average of ternut Farm southweal of Prairiestrtkeouta for the Chips, 45, but John Worrell. There will also be the most wild pitches, nine. perfect with seven putouU and AN6 GARDEN TRACTOR Central Michigan University's single-season baseball record fur Schults in IBM. «... .V .uuta tH-ULVU fU runs. He played in 34 garhes. 'n... rturt ....... “ • HtMUCa, IUBL LU. tin 4. «UH '1* the second highest victory to­ tal In tlie school's history. Tho ATHLKTTS FOOT CIRM HOW TO 'KILL IT. > IN ONI HOUR. ney store Monday. Wednesday or Friday afternoons. played by a CMU team. Delton Nine Orval D. Gardner, 21, Rl Nasliplus.' 17-30 court cost* Saturday l.w LriinlrltMl .1 11 rt „ Oatley Graduates Paul Peterson men receiving letters. Has Good Season Prairieville Hosts Offer Red Cross At Central Mich. HasUng#' Paul Peterson fin­ ill Horse Show Courses in 'A high point trophy for Engished his final season at Central Michigan University with a Lifesaving ’ pitching record of four wins Horae Show sponsored by the Miller, Gary Shuster. Costly Fishing Trip Brown. Michigan Cowboy's Aawdaltou sad Um Ohio Bodeo Cowboy* Hagen fourth. 12:45—ADVANCED S—THE HASTINGS BANNER Thuraday, Jun. It, 1MS feirrround* in Charlotte on Juno guilty to fishing without a li­ .« -vuk Uufnrrtir riwrw cense. He was arrested May 31 runner-up honors with an esti­ mated 45Q fans looking Lettermen on lhe golf squad, v.tuch captured the Saxons' lone West Central Conference Utle during the past school year, in­ clude Cape Carl Peterson. Tom Class assignments for the boy* Reynolds. Kyle James and Dave and gtrla follow: Boithouse oauy Rally vojeman. rnirman vauiX Cathy 1Honhomiur Pc*1?. Seniors. Peterson, notuumie, and John Pi.her. litDA—BEGINNERS Lv. Central !•:» Foltz, Mazda Gilmore, Bonnie Freshman. Golf participation certificate* L*. Isi Ward Park 10:10 Hau»«. JtO Hoice, Donald Lewis. Kathy Allcrdmg, Kevin Andcr- •}<“«« J*?1*- 8*i«nr Miner, went to Dave Purdy. Senior; Doug O'Laughlin and Tom Sfn Butler. Susan cu.m?. iDcnUc sP>'kc?ton. T Tom ■ Isham, Juniors; Hex Wieland, Greg Conrad. Steven Goolcy, ' 1:30—BEGINNERS Sophomore, and Randy Moyer Julie Corrigan. Debbie Craven. I and Warren Arnold. Freshmen. Pjtty Craven, Chrirtejto Cum-, Tennis letter* go to Captain bow. Richard ^umbow. Nancy ___ __ _ , Jimmy Bay. Rene BeBcau. ’StoMiu Czinder. Sharon East- 1 Laura! Benner. Billy Burn*. Julie | urn. Richard Bdwanb. Ronald Hurns- Erllle Carpenter, William j vun zucuara w«™. ™ >*>« Collin*. Joan Curtu, Jim Daniel*. nc Edwards, Nell OU Endsley. Rita Young* and Michael IlaUUax. I Endsley, Danny Fisher, Deborah Mark DeVaull. KaXhy Plante; Harold FUlier, Phillip Ffahcr. ' Golden. Steven Graham, Phyllis Peter Foraberg, David Freeland, , Participation awards go to Gov. Romney pours a pailful of tiny kokancc salmon Into Gray, Gregory Hall; Terry Gerald. Andrew Johnson. Mcllndii Hammond, Tom Hen- Dougla* Freeland, John Guen­ Greg Gillum. Tom Kenfield, Torch Lake, Antrim count}-, launching the Conservation ' nfar, Gary Holtz, Gregory Holtz, ther. Charles Guernsey, Cindy Robert Taffec. Jim King, David Department* s planting ptegram to establish a new game 1 O^Purrilyn Holu, Jackie Hurlera GuleliCM. Rick Gulchcra Brett Towne*. Robert Mayo, John De- fish in Michigan. The history-making release took place , <> Kenneth Hurless, Lorraine Hur­ Ann Hoag, Karen Hovey; VaulL Gene Storkan, Larry Ben­ May 27 at the mouth of Wilkinson creek on the northeast less. Jeffery Jenkins. Teresa nett, Michael Ahulie, Ron Court­ corner of the lake. Since then, Department workers have Jenkin*, Barbara Johnson. ney. Michael Brownell, Robert planted 1.5 million young kokanee (inset) in Torch Lake Sharon Johnson, Douglas Kennedy. Kurt nUgar. Cheryl Bassett and Larry SlialUs »Knickerbocker. Mark Knicker­ Kraft, Ronald noricaster, Robert Earning letters on the Baseball and another 750,000 in Higgins Lake, Roscommon county. bocker. Tim Lowe, Steven Miller, Langthorn, Halma Lcszczyn-ski, Both lakes will be stocked again during each of the next Susan MarrlH, Donald Nicholson, three springs id.an effort to build brood stock which will Ruth Nlchoboti. Timothy Nlchol- Loftus. Brian MacKenzle, Jeff Kimmel, Paul Lubteuicckl, Susan McAllister, Phyllis Mc­ Joe Morgan. Steve O'Donnell, provide eggs for future releases in the Great Lakes and son. Jeffry Olsen, John RavlLaughlin. Rick McLaughlin. Amy Jerry Skidmore, Dick VanSyckle several large Idland waters. —Michigan Dept, of Conser­ stoii. Brian Sinclair, vation and Bob Stevens, Seniors; Steve Brian Smith. CaUieflne Smith. Scott Smith. Janice Travis, Jerry goon. Jody Magoon, Pamela Ma- Allerdlng, Dick Hamm, Terry Travis. Amy Uabome, Robin Us- uoon, John Weisenbach, Susan Keller, Cecil Lcffel. John Nixon. tor*; Phil Arnold, Dale Berry. Steve Schoadelmayer, Steve C borne. Tammy Wieland, Martha Gregory Miner, Gall Nicholson. Spoon, and Ken Welter, Juniors, Tom Bortak. Jerry Brower. Boo ' Wolfe. Kathy Allen, Nelsen Allen, Cynthia Reynolds, Karen Rey­ and Dave Williams, Sophomore. Cole, Dave Goldsworthy, Steve Participations awards go tn Denise Coble, Tommy Folia. nolds, Becky Robbc, Katy ShusMark Anderson. Bob Gable. Stu Leo Martinez. Barry Selieck, Dick Johnny Hartwell. William Haaelden. Katherine Jorgensen. Debra vi*. Ricky Travis, Tod Warner, Keeler, Dave Vandenburg, Doug Weilfare, Sophomores: .Ron Ben­ James. Gary Weldier and Tun Peake, Virginia Peake. David Holly Wood. Starting "Munday. June 14. Red der. Greg Bishop. Randy Brown. WiUiams. Roush. Oreg Utter. Cross Junior and Senior Llfc:30—INTERMEDIATE Huebner, Dean Lnmbert, Biii 11.-6A- INTERMEDIATE Lv. Central 1:00 through the Barry Red Cross Randall and Dave Tunics, Fresh ­ Dingcrson. Dan Echtlnaw, M1K6 men. • ’.Xj Chapter. s Conklin, Michelle Farley. Bob Heeler, John James, Applicants must be It yeara Junior Varsity baseball award! . Gary Conley. Richard •Id to enter tiff Junior class Nick Barlow, Pamela Deming. Gordon Finnic. Kirk Shaltli, Jim Wallace and Dave go to'AlcK Abbey. Mark Ctf». Case, ‘Brian "Cunningham, Bob j Pteher. Erik Forsberg, John Fors- Will. Senior*: Steve Fox, Tom Jim Farrell, Mike FiUttfDA Eaatnaan. Debra Furrow. Gcof-'lx-rg, Michael Freeland. Bradley Gibson, Mike Hess, Charles Jor­ Gordon Hess. Mike MUlcr. Jfc An aulhoruted Red Crow in­ dan. Tom Payne and Dnvc Wil­ Williams, Greg Wood and M*»-r frey Goodyear, James Henney. i Fuhr, Lucy Godfrey; mur Charlie WUklna; Jim^-^I. 4 structor will teach the count*. Robert Henney,' Cheryl. ' ................ Diana Hard. Stephen Hoke, cox. Juniors? Tom Walther, —. j Those Interested may call 94AKathleen Hodge*. Vicfa , Hovey. KenneUi Jager, Sophomore; and Roge? HiiHL I. Mika G. MUlan W<y 12203 or M$-3123. Freshman. ’ If;,, participulton awards ■Mtt ' Kiwanis Sponsors Sherm Kovak Rodeo June 19 Wins Hastings At Charlotte Raceway Feature The'Charlotte fawoni* CRib Goodyear V brothers Farm lmpl«m«nti 124 N. Jeffarson Phone Wl 5-5052 Take Your RADIO ton's Mike Martin traded two came In to relieve Miller and last-inning Delton run with a Bangor scored once in the first on two walks and an error, and Steve Middx ugh's sacrifice fly after an error and Miller's single produced a second-inning run for the winners. On Thursday Galesburg- the Colt diamond. John Wilbon hurled two-hit ball for Comstock. Rlckland romped over the Hickory Corner Kellogg Hometa Thursday, 10-0. Bill Weese hand­ cuffed the Hornets with a one-, hitler. Chuck Pixley's secondinning double spoiled Uie no-hlt bld. Paul Newby and Dill Daatn For the exciting Jans. EYE IT THEN BUY IT i victory over Jon llainllne of Detroit Catholic In Uie final*. I East had 12’i points, Ham­ it ramck 6’1 and Portage 3\. I Holland Christian won the | Class B Utle with 7U point*. 81. Johns. West Central champion, was sixth with 3N points and | Wayland wa* 10th with 3U pointe. Galesburg - Augusta won the Scholar-Athlete uled for this Wednesday. Jim, who earned 12 major lettersquarterbacked Saranac's foothall bowerhouse. at advertised bg MORT NEFF . Music -Jlews - Sports - Weather ... YOU N DIAL YOU'LL FIND IT ON , < Smelt A Trout water* • How-to-read All Information keyed to 83 2-color 136 E. State St Phone Wl 5-3853 HASTINGS-BARRY COUNIT RADIO STATION in. Michigan Thia book contain* 'guidaa to Michigan1* Lake* - aUM - -- - — of Michigan's . -— 363 — camping <■!■□* rtM* Ih owr 18,000 sites • Scanic State Parka. COLEMAN AGENCY WBCH INSURANCE 203 $. Miehifwn, Hastings . of on Michigan Outdoor*" Guide to SOUND Jim McCarty, an outstanding Saranac High athlete, wa* vale­ dictorian of hl* Senior class with a 3A72 average. Mrs George Ph. Wl 5-3412 71. Hastings-Barry County Radio ---------------------------- 1___________________ Jtv,l !L-.- VM- r- NE« 1220 on your dial �Foster Sets Pace In HCC Men’s Golf Grcuit Area Golfers See Buick Open Tourney Ervie’s Athletic Club Banquet At Lake Odessa Tony Lema. defending cham- I pion. »hot 71-70-0B-70 for 3*0 to retain hl* Buick Open champion­ ship at Grand Blanc. Johnny Nlchlau* had 3*4 over thi 74*0yard Warwick HUI* course: Lerna won the top prize of *20.000. Many area golf fans watched the Audubon Club To Visit the Baker ^Sanctuary BOWLING FOR FUN and HEALTH 425 points to their opponent's 0. They challenge any present day team with only 15 player* to equal thl* most enviable rec­ ord. Those were the day* when ALL SUMMER The Barry County Audubon Club will sponsor a tour to the linker Sanctuary near Bellevue Sunday afternoon. June 13. This will be the last of the Spring Buries of programs sponsored by HHS Athletic Budget $11,778 Hastings Board of Education Tuesday, noon approved the ath­ letic budget for 1085-66 totaling *11,77*50, down from last year'* *12,043.70. Last year's expendi­ ture* included purchase of a wrestling njat coating about Armchair Athlete VoJno* New purchases for Fall In­ Hastings High School’s athletic fortunes, which generally clude *177.75 for springs Mid pads for the blocking machines, have been the envy of most of the schools in the West Central two seta of football game jerseys Conference, faded somewhat during the 1964-65 school year costings *488.70 and 32 warm-Up* as the Blue &■ Gold ended up fourth place in lhe race for the costing *1*7. All-Sports trophy. The coveted trophy went to Grand Ledge, which had earned runner-up honors for three years. The fine Comets nosed out St John* for the Utle. *0 to 70. according to the Wai Central's out by the Conservation Depart­ statistician. Wally Jaehnlg of ment and UJB. Corps of Engi­ Greenville. Greenville finished neers. Tlie figure includes only third with 58 points, Hastings those costs related to removing had 54. Alma 54. Lakewood and debris which poses an immedi­ ate hazard to public health and Hamaty 31 point*. Irorulde 30,'.Un«'. 1»1L8AO; «°lf' ““ tings dropped tn the standings safety aa determined by the Mitchell 17. Jacob* 15. Cove and “‘ when the Saxoiu finished last in State Health Department. . . . Burr 14 each. Hollister 13. Mac­ the league track meet and failed Leod. Panfil and H Smith 12 to compete In cross country. each. Laubaugh 11. Chase 10, Greenville was the only other Sim 0, Hubbell 7. Gillespie 8, league school without a cross Sherwood and Wood 5 each and country team. Woodland ill Saddle Club Plans Trail Ride HOW CLEAN IS YOUR HOUSEHOLD WATER? Don't gamble on dirty water! Lika MAGIC you can turn your presenl water supply into CRYSTAL­ CLEAR, crisp tasting “spring like" water. You will actually en­ joy using your water for drink­ ing, cooking, beverages, etc., knowing it is free from silt, sedi­ ment; rust, scale particles, sand, algae, dirt, cloudineaa, and most other suspended matter. Aptly named, the Purity Water Fil­ ter Is the most effective, depend­ able, lowest-cost protection against these water problems. (It doe* not soften water.) •A trail ride Is planned for Sun­ day. June 27, al 3 pm. Thia ride will be judged on safety prac­ tices and knowledge of tho rider. A prise will be given to the top LONG Klahn. Mr. and Mrs Lester CoyThe Baker Sanctuary is a 600- kendall. Mr and Mr*. Lloytf acre development sponsored by flhe State Audubon Organization and Battle Creek groups. Il 1* an be completed by the end of Uils Summer. are designed to handle about 800 people at one time. If put to full use. they will boost camper spending In local areas by an estimated *3,400 per day. life resources on the property as well as new buddings, pond* and than made structures. The Audubon Club invites any­ one who enjoys outdoor tours to join Uie party. The tour will as­ semble behind the Hastings High School kt T pm. The tour at the Sanctuary Is to be conducted by Mrs. Maybelle Isham, well known v Improve TOUT Game Before Next Seaton OPEN BOWLING Wineganf Afternoon! and Evenings Bob * Mickey Lembert Your Hoste PARENTS BORTON HASTINGS BOWL INC Woodland .t Mkhtfon OOM ktns. who left Tuesday for Washington. DC, then on to New York City to leave June 11 from Kennedy airport for Loncollect .a “going away present" from his golfing opponent*. The son of Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Hop­ kins, 105 W. Muriel. Jock will be a Senior next Fall at Miami (Ohio) University. A former HHS great. Jock lettered the last two years on the Miami Univer­ sity golf team. From London Jock goes to Brussels, then to Uie Netherlands. Copenhagen. Stock­ holm. then down to Germany, Saltzerland, Italy. France, then back to the British Wes to spend about three week*. He expects to bo gone for three montlis. . . . In Sunday’s blind bogey event Last Thursday's event, blind partner—low net. was won by Larry Martin and Homer Smith WATER FILTER Increasing Deer Herd in Area Causing Worry -?19’5 Tlie increasing deer henl in Uie Lower Peninsula Is an Increasing worry for State officials. Statistics show 4.148 deer killed on nil Michigan itlghways in 11)83. The figure jumped to almost S7S’“»5«I which whipped through parts of southern Michigan. Including Barry County, on Palm Sunday left a *1-3 million emergency cleanup bill in their wake, «ccording to an estimate worked to the herd*' development, they Highway official* are frankly worried—and frustrated. They have no practical solution and to make matters worse—every mile of high­ way built creates more favorable conditions for Increasing Uie deer Lewis Electric (Cloverdole) Chevrolet Impala Super Sport Pheee 623-5311 Io Quitting Him m Service F Oru Ws think of th* Job rfssrM*. in* our clients a* * round-tbedock proportion. After al, JotM* don’t limit themsalvw *0 aa B-hour workday. If yoe suffer a loss...fir* in your born*, auto accident, buihua* catastrophe... you want Mp right away. You’D gM just that ff you place your protecdoa program in our band*. RANDSEN'C Insurance Agency MINer** Jeweler* 120 W. 5TAT1 ST. Phone Wl 5-4174 The Highway Traffic Division recently btstalfaj two fir*-mile section* of mirrors on .road re­ flector* on US-127 north of Jack­ ets and an th* I-M Busina* Loop west of Battle Creek. These are designed to reflect headlight glare at right angle* to the highway and Uiccretlcally blind the deer. It has been tried hi other states but re­ sult in Michigan wart be avaUwon’t work during the day. Stale Highway cffldaU offer lhe following advice to motorists who will be Involved with deer in 1085: —Slow down if animals are In or by Ute rood. —Sound your horn, they prob­ ably will scatter. -Doni fix join eye* on one ally —there may be dthws arourid. —Don't swerve at high speeds In attempting to avoid an animal. Come on in. Have a. foam-cushioned, vinyl-covered bucket eeat. ' Stretch out and relax. With the engine moved forward and the ado windows curved out, you’I! find the '65 Chevrolet gives you more room to live in. When you get over the plush deep-twist carpeting, take a look at the sporty center console. There's a rally-type clock on top and a carpet-lined storage compartment inside complete with courtesy light. This ear has got a lot of living to do. SEE THE U.S.A. THE NO. 1 WAY CHEVROLET And don't forget to see what’s under the hood: Living vooml Even more *o if you add a now 396-cu.-in. Turbo­ Jet V8. If that's not muiie to your ears, wait till you hear Chevrolet's AM-FM Stereo radio that vou can order. And then you can listen to about the only thing that could possibly sound any better: The price of one of these racy new Chevrolet Impala Super Sport Coupe* or Convertibles. Red Hot and RolUng! See your Chevrolet dealer for a new CHEVROUET • CHEVELLI ■ CHEVY II • CORVAIR LARKE BUICK-CHEVROLET 1435 S. Hanovar Hastings Wl 5-2425 �KmiurrM, urnn Welcome Aboard, Water Users Card of Thanks and In Memoriam Official Action of the Hastings City Council CARD OF THANKS I wish to thank friends, rela- Clipper Sails To Open Season The Oral bUW «* 1 Milwaukee Clippar of the IMS 1 and appreciation to our friends and neighbors for Uie acu. ot era. gift*. Bowers, and many ktodnns, message* of sympathy cards during my eUy to the hos­ and beauuiul floral offerings pital I also wUh to thank those Our Uiank* #1*0 to the Rev CtoVge RUlolt lor hU comforting Nft* cuw«r ny1 trips dally except Bundays, when two round tripe are made. the Wtocoosin * Mkblssn Hteamslilp Company and to- to th0M who helped Uie family with ths (Arm work. Dr. Tromp, Dr. Lundeen,. Dr- Hods and the C&RD OF THANKS Our sincere thanks to all our nock Hospital are also given a relative*. Trtands and neighbors Lawrence Walt CARD OF THANKS Home, our tproial thanks for I wUh to express my appreci­ their kind services. ation to all who have been io The Family of Bessie Allerdlng kind during my Illness Special thanks go to Uie Hastings and McCallum United Brethren to CARD OF THANKS ChrUt Cburchos for thrfr P*I thank all the friends and Uence, prayers and remem­ brances; to Dr. Frankenstein and sUtl of BaDevue; to the nurses at Hayes-Gretn-Beech Hospital. Cliarlotte; to Marvin Peake and Clarence Strouse for assuming the responsibility of pulpit sup­ Pennock Hospital. Yaur kindness ply; to Ruth Lepard. Roy was much appreciated. Bloughs. Myrtle WUsan. Olenna Donna Baldwin Weber and Esther Johncock who. with my children, cleaned and painted rooms to readiness for CARD OF THANKS I wish to thank all my friends my return: to Ute Ben Carr and Frank GUtons families far allowwhile 1 wm in the hospital. They though I was unable to answer Ungs Holiness Ministerial tar th« each one; also Ute Rev. Elliott beautiful roses; and to all who for hU calls, the doctors and remembered us with prayers, Your kindness will always be re­ *111 Bertha Mead IN MEMORIAM In fond remembrance of my CARD W THANKS father, Lewis Clum. who passed away June 3, I960, and of my thanks and appreciation to our mother. Traa Clum. who passed friends and neighbors for the oisMd by .families of lovely floral tributes, cards and Benita Miller expressions of sympathy shown us at tho time of Uie passing of • Victor our parents. A very special thanks Ids comforting words, abo the IN MEMORIAM Leonard - Osgood Funeral Home In loving memory of our sister, one year ago, June », reov. They say time heals all sorrow And helps us to forget"; But so fur. time ha* only provi How much we miss her yet. thoughUulnssa will be a lahcd memory. If This Were Ail If this And courage to stand the blow, But no one knows how much we hare missed her Were all there Is to human toll, And never should the soul arise How foolish would our struggle Whom thy trust wo» In. Sadly missed by Olive Jones Th* Pgmily of^Edwin and Ethel Hass Nieces and nephews -mc J..W..W— ----­ rooms. M wt-U as berths. C1UIdrcn may enjoy U» playrooin, uiulcr lhe supervision of an aticnda.ni and CnU»llo and nondi'DumliiaUonAl church acrvicco are held on Sunday sailing from lew days. They left Kattla helpina Valley Read. * Mr. and Mrs. children'* with Clifford Butler and David will church h'tvlce-------------- .---------- , attend the graduation exercises Hong Kong. Tokyo, Honolulu conduct tlie adult service to the Baptist Church to Nashto see Wsnvn graduate and re­ ceive special iMivora for ills Ing with hi.-, daughter, Mrs. PCKUCATIOX ORDER. X*. 14.US. T«l. I M 10.10 A.M. i !>• Fr»b»U CuuH Mfcklrwu a buriax Philip POBLICATIOW ORDER yUBLICATION ORDER tUehlpa. IT ,t» of Il&rrT. liMrinr b» b<l u-.d Mrilmliaral nn 1 Anchorage. 100 mllrr. wuih. birthday. * Clare Corson. who iiad a severe heart attack May nock Hospital to Hastingi. Mra. Lura Dent of Grand Rapids 1* VIJ 301 S. Mickipn A»« HicHnp 945-8415 AUTO — FIU BONDS Swanton Insurance u "I —- ■ —— tool in the matching most important Lsalicator of suuabUity for Peace Corps serviousiy submitted. about oca and a hall hours ot «uh u> take tlai Spanish or test, which rrqulita an addi­ tional hour. Mra. Gordon Yoder and daugh- George Scott are leaving for Iron Mountain Wednesday to .spend a week. * Mra. Lonnie Johncock of Lansing accom- Uie funeral of Guy Smith. * Mr. Nancy home from college. Bhc has cutnplcud her sophomore year there and Intends to enter Western Michigan University to tlie Fail. * Several vjomcn In our vicinity have been mending By Mra. Richard Clark garments for the patients al tho Fort Custer State Home. Among those who sew are Mra. ers and Keel Tobiases gathered Maggie louden and Mra. Maude Randler. Recently Mra. Randler Phlllip Armstrong for lee cream finished 27 little drer^cs of nr* and cake on Wednesday evening to celfcbratc the birthdays of for the little girls at the home. Mary Aim Armstrong, who wa* two yean old. and Debbie Bow­ ers. who wa* four. Spending the artistic ability you can visualize weekend at PnW Phillip and.Paulines and Pauline’s the joy in store for 31 little slrla DjjU Williamson, who wacks at Armstrongs, are to California the home kindly delivers the are Denny and Roony Arm­ strong. * "Die annual school County Youth Group met at the meeting will be Monday. June 14, Wesleyan Methodist Church on b pm at the Hendershot school. Saturday evening, June S- This Please, everyone, try to attend Friday Vickie Clark attended a birthday-slumber ....... —» .......... - , party at the~ hmne her c<ju*in. Diane White The occasion also honored the ^thdajr. of Debbie White. * On logs School aunmni banquet Coats Grove. Mr. and Mra. Harm Bulges and family of Kalama- Woodland OF DISTINCTION Lawrence Brothen THE SHERWOOD AGENCY INSURANT ROUST W. SHMW000, Mgr- Ma Wl All Forms of ln>u(anc«and Bonds JERRY ANDRUS PUaUCATIOX OIDK M.tc Mkrhiaaa. Tk- !■».>»<> Conn tn the •< Harr, Ik M M.gl» Kalian, p. e *cr; r, M»y 30. home. * Martin ButUer and Guy Burling of South Freeport were Saturday, May 29. callers al tho Mra. Will Draper of Saranac " Duka. Mrs. Rotxrt Newton. * Arthur Fuller of Grand Rapids wua a Saturday and Monday. May 29­ 31. caller al the Bob Newton Newton visited tlicir daughter, Rapids Thursday. May 21. * and Mra. George Humphrey, 8r„ Humphrey and family of Freebroker of Alto. Juuu Humph­ rey and sop. William and daugh- Mary Williams of Middle Lako visited Mr. and Mrs. Tuny Prins of Grant on Monday. May 34. Grand Rapids wire Sunday. May 30 callcra of Mra. Effie Parker. Price. T«m; A'l. Al Efim Freeport MEMORIAL MONUMENTS tart itih Firm Insurance indicate lunited language^ acquirtog ability, lhe Peace Corps tries to place the applicant, ui rx: PUBLICATION ORDER. MR HASTINGS By Mrs. Edna Brown O« MJM Tlw Auxiliary of the 81m- Pennock Hospital for observa- from NoxhvUle conducted the *U for their country was Ixid. It Uon. returned home Saturday, UUI3hjp service In the South i consisted of two songs by a trio. May 29. Her daughter, ,Mr. and IB u.B. in tlie abeence of Rev. Irene Pixley. Verna and Mary 2>trs. &un BarboUa and mcoe. I Rhoads Rev. Gibjnn will haw ‘ Chittlrk. accompanied by DoroNancy Miller, till of Chicago rtwrBr (>r tik. aervloe next Sim- i thy PettcnglU at tlie piano, a were weekend visitors to make I -nit, children's Day | reading by Mamce Davis, prayer her homecoming more enjoyable.' pro(n>Ui will be given next Sun- ; hy the Auxiliary chaplain and Mrs. Jack Brown entertained ^y Burning. * The local Farm I taps. Ref raehmenu were a-n.xxl her PEG club of Grand Rapids।Bureau mwUng *111 be held and an enjoyable locul time ThuruUv mvilnir Mac 17. W ______ >_______ mu h,ul hv all. Hazel Nunemakre spent the Mrs. Vina Carl. Misa Thelma ^upp®- , Carl and Ml® Lillian Babcock 7. Wlllttrtl a.nn..,------------------------------------------------ achievement. He received the E. R. Sleight Award to mathe- Methodist Village near Detroit in a memorial to remembrance of graduate. Hu> brother, David Paul Dean Cridler, son of Mr. and Mrs. Dean Cridler. The vil­ ship to Albion College for next lage is using the money to install a dentist chair and drill to the village been 1!X. which has in».. in.greatly mm’. Business Directory PRODUCTION CREDIT ASSOCIATION Crock' and Grand Rapid* pod offices. The opportunity Is the Pesos Hickory Corners Mrs. Fred Baughman of Grand dleville Methodist Church at­ tending the surprise party given , called on Sunday honoring the Rev. Bob Smith and Mr*. Smith's 35th an­ niversary of his ministry were Hastings, and also visited Mrs. Mr. and Mra. Harry Balsch and William Briggs at Bowens Milla. Mr. and Mr*. Ivan Payne and aar. Mr. ana and Mrs. Mra. norma Harold rxcrmicii Kermceni oomponled Mra. Paul Newman and family. It was held in the to the Medical Facility to Hos­ MeUiodlst Church in Mt Pleas“ t where he ha* been pastor for day. May 21. While there the several years w Mra Ardis Lutz i Tliurxday. the Gregory pupils orderly brought to three letters wtSte to accompany Mr and*»y bus to Grand Rapids the school. to him which made the day a Mra Mrs, Charles Charles Williams Williams to to Albion' b»‘* toured John B4!l Park. At D04 wa> • wl^er nexf. Sunday, Sunday. June June 13. 13, to to see her ■ no<’B fl.* Rev. O.V David n.vM Lutz, T ,1 Ing. He crema Quito happy to son, the or- ■and on ,h'lr fetura trip home dalned In the MeUiodlst chapel they visited SJln y clean and attractive. there at 3 pm. Others will be *lr’"T,t “n,11 *u?PPwl atCalednnia p“rk for lce crf*m There were Mr. and Mrs. Elwin Engeitor attending. Mrs Ray FUllngham wa* ta-',|B l!'clu?ln<5 l,lc nioUiera. * L*r(Jane Vander Veen. daughter of tin- loot ot Mr. ;uid Mrs. Dob Vander Vccni ken by ambulance to Pennock O' Henderalwt. eon of Mr. and b<B6trly and family wms transferred from Hospital in Hastings Thursday ‘Mrs. Merle Hendershots, was a Brown and the main speaker rnomtag. morning. June June J 3. * Mr. and Mrs P-l^nt for a few day* last week Neal Cook and family of Utica nt Pennock Hospital. He will reSeattle. Wash, by the National were visitors of her parents, Mr. *urn lo *he hospital thl* week Simmons-WUllam* Post 48t and “n appendectomy. ployed. The company rented an and. Mr*. Carl Marble. ★ The [ Bapttei Church Pioneer Giri*_re- • Thursday T*—supper «,,nn.r guests »•----- -» __ ___ _ __ ___ ____________ of: the Auxiliary. The firing squad. crntl^Sut on a Missionary Play . Karl and Colleen Schantz were , at the Medical Facility near Has- Mr. and Mra. Bob Bryans and lings and also the Home for the family of Grand Ledge. On Sun­ Aged. a Baptist Church Home day Uie Schantz's attended an In Grand Rapids. * Col. Elmer open house at the home of Mr. tile parade Curtis and wife and her mother. । and Mra. Leslie Lockwood of lawn chair: Mrs. Mrs. Mary Marv Brown, Brown, all all of of ArllngArllnc- ! Hasting*. Huslinn. The Hie occasion occasion honored honored I Memorial Day as viewed from ton. V*. and Mr*. Leo Griffeth! the families HHS graduates and I my lawn chair. ' [woods' Summer houseBy Bern! of Hickory ----------------------------------------------------— .: , — , — ,—— granddaughter, Mis* Kathleen guest from Finland. ★ Mr. and 1 What a wonde lU>Ua(>. Mi<hlr«a Grifleth of Green Lake were din-' Mr*. Warren Brogan and Mr. Day in Hickory ncr guesU of Uie Rev. and Mrs and Mra. Harry Cobum had din-■ morning calm and bright, Blue PUBLICATION ORDER Jason Slccre recently. Other ncr at the Land Lubber Inn on, Bird* scurrying around to be Uckwfr. Jodi* »i Tra- An opportunity for Barry County anu tealdcnta to ux* lheir aptitudes for Peace CXaps Summer-. Dinner guests Sunday। Malaya in 1961. were air. iuia aua. uuraou oui.J ----- — - —Hospital Guild 10 will not,jton. * Mr. and Mrs. Harold | Legion Home Monday evening Honed In PJdrbonks, Al.u.ka, It meet m June. The July nutting ■ was 9 pm ids lime. He reported will be with Mr*. Arthur sKenyou al Harwood Lake. * Mrs.: a dinner guest of her daughter, the 38 Albion College graduates Mra. Hamclink, and family of ORDER ar PURUCATIOH— Peace Corps to Test Saturday I summer camp. 1I.I..I. t.,-ou RaiUlil IlMliss*. Mkhlstn Michigan. It oncra Uw 85-nulc roOto m mx hours. The Clippro . apartment tar tnem witn ui new furtdture. The Engelters । 1)11111111111 have two children. * The Jack­ sons are quite excited three days i By Inrs. H . rx. Cnecxeman _ ” ... Hnvi. rrrvHWVt Wnrd . ............... aw. — NS1MVUM k from their daughter and family, I Mr. sir. and ana Mrs. au» Thotnaa imuuu. Brown «v»>i | Mra. sirs, Helen iiciiii Kesler auwa who *uu has Melia* 1„*. •** .nJ ni>, , delmayer entertained Uteir card and two soils. Eddy and Bruce. traching in Dowling school' H»u«n u.-i. 1 nlrnl<*n» tli-lrMa I * . . . . —... .. It., I 1 club Saturday evening. * Mr. and Mrs. Bobo and family of Michigan alter stopping at Long ated from Wiwtegi Michigan | Many might be interested to learn of the engagemet and ' ll ***** * wedding Sept. 4 of Miss Sandra nX Th^n2?ivmhf'^«*viTol,lM “nd DBVid MnMm7 Sunday afternoon Mra. Isabelle and Mra. Wayne L. Ftokbctarr hern su­ ing adoption regulations from ai Vennentvilte ..... vtatod rh.f<__,. the -fttxlford Childrens village UUl* C“ Forrest Frank. Sr., of Wayland. mur Detroit. ★ The Girl Scout !-------------------------------------------------luuii.j um Tliey are graduates of Miciiigan icuucsa ui Hendershot & Vicinity । State University and Central PUBUCAtflDX ORDER. inc vnppw - --- — — Lake Michigan eliminate* 375 Here's a tiacly tip for fishermen and anyone else looking for places to launch their boats; There are more than 700 sites developed and maintained throughout Michigan by the Conservation Department which offer public access to waters. Each of them provides a spot to park car* and launch boats, and some include toilets, pumps, and wells. Also, short-term camping is available at a number of sires where facilities, size, and location are suited foe this extra use. Tcffind where any of these 700 public entry points are lo­ cated, write the Department's Publication* Room in Lansing for free copies of the ''Mich­ igan Vater Access Sites." -Michigan Department of Conservation rUBUCATIOW ORDER LEGALS kegon. Grand Kaphta, DeUwi ■a< lu»ol<« rrad: Urieal Lcacvt . Griffeth and family, local, and i Mrs. Osbourne and daughter.. <j«y afternoon they attended M assembling By Mr*. Sylvan TafK Miss Verna Griffeth. of Grand baccalaureate at the WvommM Rapid*. Col. and Mr*. Curtl* and ryni Wednesday evening they wUh their riders tookMra. Mary Brown left later for: attended the commencement cxLawerence, Kansas, where their CIcUes & their grandion. Sieve, shining harness drawing Memorial Day ceremonies to daughter graduates. w|10 wu among the lop grad* 1 vehicles <5J horses to Mr. and Mr*. Corl Hlar ofjanij received a scholarship to Wayland were guests of Mr. and I attend Wmtom Michigan Unl- slow moving sheriff's car follow­ Mra. Vem Hlar Saturday eve-(malty in Kalamaxao next year, ed by the color guard carrying R U I I ll VUU nlng. * George Chapman expect* * Mr and Mrs. Charles E. JackScouts and many others toclud-' to go to Uie University Hospital had.a telephone call from Legion Banner. ne^rg^lte^S^t* to te' I1«ch 8uo<Uy cw»,nB “yThe parade marched from the Ing the mayor and his wife, Mr. rone 10 L/s • The WSCSmem'W *«• B,ld playground to the cemetery and Mrs. Charles Geiger, who where honor wm paid to Uxwc followed the group to a convertbera of the Trinity Methodb11 Mr*. Harold Brown and would wto had given their hvtw for Church arc planning to celebrate w>an 1)e m Michigan. They left their country, w As the groups disbanded a fedtag of reverence distant minuter, the Rev. and . .. d •> . William Irwin and humility welled up in the The ““Hy rV?a Ur. UnKuUur. on Jun. > * In World War II. Another 20 from 3 to 5 pm Invitations 01 OrxM f* „ , ” taorts of us all. , ----was---thrown Into “ the Soon camo picnic dlnrtn, ** Coldwater are already out. * Jim Gibson “l hc‘r daughter*. Mr*. Jack ___________ _ __ . river to commemorate the Navy, some a little gardenvisited his parents, Mr. and Mr*.;Brown, and family Friday. They periiaps forrounds with tlie lawn (The Rev. Mra Kether Cox from jUM quiet retexatton.lhe MmJkmIW Chiuch and thteacher in Westphalia School, he, Hawaii * Mr and Mr* xperlenco a profound I Hev William will be Uiere most of the Sum- lllp 10 * Mr' *,,u Mr”'|Uw to — -*— who make:United Brethren mcr * Mr and Mra. James Rugg | George Gilligan and two chil- , graUUide tn ..... - Kumw oumiay ... . ..nrf were ui usew I- ...... men, rxeio •‘■■u IC.w’r. r>r Inn I OI11H "Til daughter. Mr. and Mra. Milton J Arbor Attended Uw alumni ben-: *'*L_ Lareen. and famllr in Wyoming . , f T,K and their 22rL2 Thev saw Uieu granddaughter ;f|ucl T , town I* vt CanoU.. confUmed Wf. Alice Tripp, until ■ McKlbbm Church * Sunday morning. Sun-; Sunday pin. . birthday were Saturday. May 29. supper guests of Mr..and MrSMlaniy Rolader of Nashvllic. * Mr. and Mrs. Lorry Hoffman and daughmortal holiday weekend gucsto of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Geiger. Other Bunday dinner guests were Kenneth DeItonald Geiger and Mr. and ’ Mrs. Gust Wingakr of North 1-owell Sunday. May 30. ^Mmon.1 wm«ui o»nm u 1th* C-harlM r7*4*** K —. ___ ■ ■ 1 lon. ★ Mark NeuDecker of Alto was among Ur- 12 children who received their ftru Holy Com■nunion at St. Patricks Chun.h at. BoftiMt on Sunday, Mav 30 Vlfark oImt. —• .. * the Cub Scouts at Uto Alto mentary School Tuesday ever Mark received an official �Have A Picnic Shopping For BARGAINS In The BANNER Classifieds DON'T LARKE BUICK SPEND YOUR' VACATION CHEVROLET Wl 5-2428 lie. CLASSIFIED AD PAGE HASTINGS BANNER MINIMUM KATE—50c for Twenty Word.. Worrying About A Car That’s Not 1435 S. 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Convert your present Behlen crib to a rug- cigaRs 8703 Antler Drive Richmond Heights, Missouri 63117 Include phone number Now is the time to replenish your cottage. . . . SUU have good supply ot Summer Mich. CRT TREE 8ERVmlng. cabling, reestlxmtes. Insured MOM. Nashville, _ ;arpst cleaning ib easy with Host New Electric UpPrush. No wet carpet* or handwork. Clean 180 square feet for only 4695. Hastings Root Covering, 133 W. State, ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS— PJO. 171, Hastings Tstephotw WI 5-2896. Meetings every Monday, 8 pm. tf ★ Product IT'S JACOBS PHARMACY FOR FAST 34-HOUR FILM SERVICE! No charge far over­ STRAWBERRIES PREMIER — Leon Tack, two mile* north of all* prints. if Bonfield. Phone 721-8710. 6/24 SEVERAL SPRING COATS FOR GIRLS—In »Ues 8, 8. 10. 12. Very good condition. WI 5­ ★ For Rqitt—Real Estate 5021. tf TABLE PAPER — For picnics, NICE SLEEPING ROOM FOR RENT —Close in. Inquire nt family reunions, lote of uses. 333 Weal State Street. 6/10 40' by 300'. $350 at The Banper office. tf COTTAGE ON NORTH SIDE OF WALL LAKE — For rent from August 8 through Labar * Mobile Homos Day. Private dock amt boat. Fine beach for children. Please call WI 5-4923 ar WI 6-3153. 50- to 60- Long 10, 12 and 20 Wldes tf New Moons Hartford Schults 118 NORTH MICHIGAN AVE­ Tip Outs Kxpandos NUE FOR RENT - Second Roll Out Rooms floor. Available. Excellent for 9" Wall* Gun Furnaces fraternal or recreational tua 10 Wide* Start at *2696 Phons 045-3495, tf Anything In Trade 116 NORTH MICHIGAN AVE­ I Buy Used Mobile Homm NUE PpR RENT - Space far CEREAL CITY commercial ar professional use. MOBILE HOME SALES Phone 945-3496, tf WO 3-4633 5U Dickman B«ad Battle Creek, Michigan FURNISHED APARTMENTS Across from Ralston Purina FOR RENT - Utilities paid. tf Phone WI 5-M71. tf ------ MOBILE HOMES —Direct from factory at large saving^. Order ★ For Salo—Real Estate a coach with Uie equipment you want and the latest avail­ able equipment.. Brou Trailer LUXURY HILLTOP HOUSE — Sate*. M-43 north of Hastings Magnificent view, two fire­ 945-5938. tf place*. baths and landscaped acres. Three bedrtxinu and miles from downtown Has­ ★ Notices tings. Frir calc by owner who would finance for right party. Cali WI 5-5633 for appoint­ INSIST ON MICHIGAN SOT­ ment. TED GAS! See Carl A Betty's SELL KNAPP SHOES—Full or Appliances before you buyl 6/10 part time, equipment furnished They Sell—They Install-They free. Write Knapp Shoes. A. C. Service. Ph. WI 5-2®3. M-V Adams, Box 7, Shelby, Midi. J200Q WILL BUY MY EQUITY South. tf in a modem 2-bedroom cottag* SWEEPER BAGS AND HOSES on Howard's Point at Thorn­ to fit most sweeper* are avail­ apple Lake. Call between 8 and able atSTBURY-S ELECTRIC 4-965-^333. After 5 call 962233 8. Jefferson. Also, small appltenne repair. tf HAVE YOU TRIED THE NEW 3-BEDROOM YEAR ROUND HOME ON PODUNK LAKE— • HARDY FLY-N -WORM MIN­ Double lot. large living room, ERAL?—It controls 99% of all kitclien-dinette. panelled fnmlHom Fly and Face Fly breed­ ly room. l'/j baths. Laundry ing In beef cattle, plus a com­ room, storage, attached garage. plete mineral nutrition. Fann Call WI 5-5583. 7/1 Bureau Services. M-37 Bo. WI 5-2323. . 6/17 FOR MOSQUITO AND ANT ★ Situation Wantad CONTROL—Use 50 DDT plus chlordane. Available at Farm EXPERIENCED LADY would Bureau Services. M-37 So. WI like buby sitting or care ot 5-3233. 8/10 elderly lady within walking distance of 808 W. State 8L NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN— Plaue can WI 5-5386 any day That on June 26. 1965. at 10 between 7:30 and 11:30 except • » ' am. a 1962 .Pontiac Star Chief Saturday or Sunday or would *“ 4 Dr. Hard Top. with auto take a job st local restaurant trans., power brakes and steer­ 6 day* a week from 7:30 until ing. Ser. No 663P1610 wiU be 6 or 5:30. Mrs. Clara Walker •old at public sale at Hastings 6/17 City Bank. The seller reserves the right to bld. The car U stored and may be Inspected at # Sporting Good* 150 W. Court St, Hastings, Michigan. Arrangements for terms other than cash must be GUNSMITHING SERVICE— Pleaas get your work tn now. made before the sale. 6'17 Rebluing, restocking, repairing. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN— We jell guru, scope*, ammunlThat on June 26. 1985. st 10 tlon. gun cases, slings, swivel* am. a 1961 Pontiac Bonneville and every tiling needed far your Conv. with full power. Ser, No shooting pleasure. Huckleberry 861P6927 (now has 1963 Cat. Gun Shop, 10440 Kingsbury engine and trans > will be sold Road. 3 miles east of Delton. al public sate al the Hastings Phone 633-6793. Doug Young. • City Bank. Tlie seller reserve* owner. tf the right to bld. Tlie car te stored and may be Inspected at 150 W Court St, Hasting*. * Wonted Michigan. Terms other than catei must bo at ranged fur be­ fore the sale. • 6H7 GOOD USED OIL. HEATER WANTED—Mra,-Albert Grecm THE BEST THINGS IN LIFE R3 Middleville. Phone SY 5WANT ADS . . .' A Guide tn B66. <11 Buying . . . selling . . . Rant­ ing .. . Hiring . .. rinding. Use Banner Ifani Adtl Bsamt Vagi Ad, �Woodland Drportkrat'S rvq«U«|BMll> Ry Hrs. Glendon C.tirtl* .. .. .... 14T-D44 BE VT rt’BTIIRfc itRJTOl.VEn m ' Weekend-visitors with Mr. and "t'Jait*"?*' Mrs. RjresX Begrrow were tlx-ir f UlUiM daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Paul >•« Jell «iy iSsFh! Hoffman and family of Indiana. led U ll . Laurence Lowell, left for con- Bummer by watching for these ferencee at Albion. In hla youngsters and drive with ex—**— -*.J •*- of .. the church ------v. — . — i'-* atownce the — youth tmne care. .• jM|(Any-14nOThm j util conduct ------tne ---------------------------------swvlces Bun- the community --------- -y wUl begin their clnv tntu 11 14 ------------------------------ (Vacation IVartllnn Church C-hnrr day, June School MonMrs. Herald Classic a*id Mra. Yolir chud **« be Forest Begerow were called to « •”>' «* «* churchy IjuMdng Wednesday morning. PUn t0 enrel1 F°ur child. TheY Tbrir brother. Robert AuMln. enjoy Nnglng.handicraft. playhad been taken to the Iwspltal *ng games Bible stories and sowith a heart attack. ThetenSh- clalixlng wUh other children. ' , Ellsworth Green Of Nashville Dies Thursday . 1 Services for Ellsworth Green, t®, of Route 5. Nashville, were led out Sunday night to the er. Mrs Rhoda Bawdy, returned held Monday at 2 pm. from । home of Mr. and Mra. Norman homo with them and la now i the Vogt Funeral Home. i Wise. They hove built a new staying with the Begerows. Mr. | and Mrs Herald Classic visited1 I down. They liad been cleaning Robert Sunday at St. Lawrence . Ry Mrs. John Hook Hospital following a long HIHospital. * Thursday evening will mark the end of studvlmr1 ■ —— —-•——— — Bom Feb. 24. IBM. hi Rldgefor many Seniors. This certainly StlStelrf ■d‘lRfce Mr» Dan Brown wa^.in i, rwie the nvi r,r guests of Mr. and Mr.. Ed Rice, j this last week visiting though h.rt but it it marks the b-idn- '’* MrMr_* 74 *rn*5. Baleman . George and Minnie iKuT.h mnrk. t»^ *nd 74 « Ernlc though but it mariuthe b-ginBunday gue«ts of Mr. and Orton. He was married in 1»17 home of her daughter. 1 nlng of a new life. They are no Mr> cyrd Bateman of Eaton to Beulah Marshall who turtonger high aciwol student* but * «r Mr*. John vivea, along with two aona, adults. Many of them win now HJJk wrlT 8nnday callers of Mr. Marshall of Thornapple Lake nd Mrs J ■* nml Mrs. >^*ncls Francis Hook and chilchU- and ana Jack J sen at ai home; name; a a brother. sramr. ' (,-roup of beys from his freah- ii^ni!1 A, ^7. drth “nd Mr w‘d Howard IHarry narrj- of ui ocuciuc. throe uu vc grandst.iximen class Friday night at his IJJJT I.\ 77.iu„. _<i7 uretl snu Mr- ana ' .......v, u. I children and two grewt-grand . Mbki»*»>: home. They enjoyed a -Jam «sM.r n, iMs #lon- at th,, drum, then slept I Mra Homer Hammond and children. life with a companion. However, Mr*. Genevieve Mukley of'Has-1 Burial wiu made in Lakeview ! David LaRrau of Dearborn were 'school days will always bo a lings spent Sunday with a slater, I Cemetery, Nashville. high light In their life. Tiiey weekend visitors of. Mr. and Mra. will always look back at that Mrs Glenna Hall, of Grand Rap­ ' Herman LaRcuu, * Tlie gradu­ id*. * East Baltimore Home teacher that really made them Economics Extension group had . Mary Kent, Huth KurU and ating Seniors of the Methodist Mrs. O. C Kent attended bac­ a cook-out at the home of Mr*. calaureate services for nephew* Church were honored at the morning service Sunday. Wed­ to^^a«T^h‘^«^SL^ Dorothy Friend. * The Gaylor of Ruth's in Fltrit and Saranac T>_. “ lura ’ *»n. Kegartucas or ° f fsmlly were all home Sunday Sunday. nesday the minister. the W Rev. M»-;wtat thoughts they have, these ’ *nd baccalaureate at JlS Ihuihigs u Janice 1* to graduate SmS? aMlkeu-«xt Wah ,hU y"r * Uuda Ft“,Or' Sh*n>" lit lyn Howell, Charles Drake. Terry under graduates will return to Shafer are among the graduate.* W Irft M Ike inter. vt Harrr Coual) wllk a p«..lkllltj «< ar three this year. A Mrs. Gladys Gaylor .’"j.’tolV4 THEBKHiHE BE IT K»: attended the Home Economics is also* a big day for them but Council meetings In Hastings SO1.VF.D by Ik. Barry Ceeely >U.r■< Tuesday June 1. * Janice Davis itnMttLlr ■ :ywu to continue their otudioi. spent the weekend at home. * iHnvruM** Many boys and girls will be Mr. and Mrs. Robert Miller and ; playing outdoors now and may uunuy family mra were auuaay Sunday umurr dinner *!u « I ,onsrt 10 Iook for aira- Let's hc,P "guest* of Mr. and Mrs. Howard >i in. h.i"i ilo n,nke tJu* 0 •ftfc “J’11 toPW Cheney and family i .lluwnl. ' . -..........- ------, -------------------- 1 _______ ________ < Keith Richardson holds Cen-. trnl Michigan Unlveitrys'a high j Jump record of 6-4 -i set aa a Durfee . compeUlicn tn I960. ELKS Friday, June 11th *WT For Members and Guests Serving from 6 to 8 P.M, That’s right... YOU ARE SEEING MORE PLYMOUTHS BIG FURY STATION WAGON IS ONE REASON WHY PLYMOUTH SALES ARE UP 180.8%* PLYMOUTH FURY Cargo capacity ■—cu. ft. Load length — front vest to end of open tailgate Height — roof to floor ot tailgate opening 96.9 128.9* 295* CWVWUTIMPMJI 94.1 122.8* 52.4' 285* FOtDSJUAU 913 117.6* 543* 29.9- TEST-DRIVE A FURY WAGON AT YOUR PLYMOUTH DEALER'S BARRY'S FARM STORE S. Hanover at Halting* City Limit* GO A DEAL ON A GOOD USED CAR. TOO! With Plymouth sales up, Plymouth Dealers are taking more cars in trade. So, for a good buy on a Top Quality used car, visit our showroom. HKZmH Top Quality RSIHRISI •Bated on Plymouth Fury sate* In thlt area, October through April, 1964, vs. October through April, 1965. CHRYSLER DEWEY'S CAR PALACE M-43 at Sprague Rd., Dolton �Middleville High Junior Going I To Sweden Pleasant Valley Drive-In Service Begins Sunday The Hastings Banner The Youth tor Understanding Teenage Exchange Program 1* Bending about 604 students abroad thl* Summer. church building. Middleville T-K The Pleasant Valley Drive-In Church service* w&l begin Sun- She wffl fly to Copenhagen Section Three—Pag« ’ »• « Thursday, June 10. 1965 Thii r sc Ila age program pat* empbuls on family living. Un- Three foreign students will »pend the school year with Mid­ dleville parents and attend T-K during 1965-66. One student will come from Denmark, one from Sweden, and one from Germany. They will be.living In the homes of James Polhemus. Albert Mul­ ford and Eugene Ecker. Mr*. Raymond McFall of Hol Tap Janice Davit For Mortar Board The Mortar Board initiation exercise* were held on June 6 in Hartley Chapel. Twenty-eight 'Western Michi­ Majoring in education. Janice gan University coeds were hon­ was a member of Alpha Lamba ored for academic achievement, Delta society, on Standard* leadership and service records at Board and at present Li president the Spring breakfast held on Io’ Smith-Burnham Hall where May 15. given by lhe Associated Women Students. Tapped for membership In Mortar Board, Senior womens be employed in the Basic Studies honorary society office* on WMU campus. women students. Hatting* Moote Delegate* to Attend Conclave MISH LINDA SOTHARD Be In HASTINGS Next WEDNESDAY Evening JUNE 16th Your Favorite Shopping Center Will Be Wide Awake With Bargains From 7:30 to 10 P.AA All Small or Large Buy a bottle for $2.50 . . . use it up and return the empty bottle. We'll, give you another one FREE. Offer good until Dec. 1, 1965 at JACOBS Prescription Pharmacy Phono Wl 5-2466 126 E. State 4| ® APPLIANCES IUoff HASTINGS ELECTRIC Mt. 945-2866 119 W. Stata Sf. One Rack of Men's & Ladies RECORD PLAYER Sells Regularly <EtB*^OC for $19.95 Moonlight Special Sale R MUSIC CENTER th. 945-4284 138 W. Slot. Discontinued Models in our best LADIES SLIPS eJ Jr Values up to $3.95 GARDNER PHARMACY Ph. 945-2134 110 W. State THE BONNET b GOWN SHOP Society Cleansing Tissues LAPO PHARMACY 144 East State St. Alma Fingleton Comet - No Stick and No Scour Teflon FRY PAN A Large Selection of Ladies Summer COSTUME JEWELRY Vglun t. $3.95 M***UgM Choice 99c Ono Price at Moonlight Sale Only finiih. Regularly $2.98. E. L. CARPENTER HARDWARE GILMORE JEWELERS 142 f. State St. In The Heart of Hostings WALK SHORT High quality construction of Swedish Modem design. staring. , , $1*7 4 1/4 A $274.50 SO Tkb Sot. Volue 0»ly O"1’ WALLDORFF FURNITURE *2.88 400 Sheet Package Choice of white, pink, yellow, or lilac. SPECIAL ... 21c pkg. $088 Values to $17.98 PARMALEE'S 124 East State Street DINETTE SET Full quart, 16 ox. no deposit ^C Bottle Ba sura to itt this $139.00 tnnrui Value ... Moonlight Sale ’XX0U bottles. Choose from 4 delicious flavors. Case of 24 for $2.39 nrie-Ari nfr ■■■■*___ ~~~ CITY FOOD and BEVERAGE BULLING'S Appliances and Gifts 148 East State St. 139 West State St. Select from 7 Colors of Western Field . . . One Gallon NYLON CARPET PICNIC JUG A $24.95 Value * in a 9 by 12 Size Sturdy steel shell with leak­ proof plastic liner and con­ Moonlight venient pour spout. Regular fQR HASTINGS FLOOR COVERING $3.98 Value . . . 123 W.U Star. S». MONTGOMERY WARD b CO. MOONLIGHT SALS SHOALS O..I.I Gr.«. MEN’S SLIPtlSS Just in Time for Fathers Day Shapely SPORT SHIRTS . . . Cotton Our Regular Hi and La Men's & Boys' TENNiS SHOES —-..--On Sale $A99 Now and Rayon in Short Sleeve style*. Plain colors. Plaids and Stripes . . . Regular $4.00 Value. CLEVELAND'S MEN'S and BOYS' 130 Ini Stat. St. bun McPharlin men's wear 131 E. Sl.l. Sr. Imported Stfririletfs Steel BASKETBALL SHOES Cushioned arch and insole. Come* in white ar black n TABLEWARE A 50-Pc. Service for eight. Made to Sell for $19.95 BEN FRANKLIN 102 W. State St. SWIM SUITS Wl 5-5105 105 I. Stat. St., H.ill.i. RUTH BARRY FACIAL TISSUE »- »«<n PENNEY'S ns t..» st«t. s«. One Group of Ladies Famous Name DAVENPORT Faygo SOFT DRINKS SUN GLASSES OQc 400 Count Package Regularly 35c Priced for Moonlight Sale at JhO Broken sizes & styles . . . Values to $6.00 10-inch »ixe Aluminum Fry Pan with Dupont Teflon One Beautiful Blue Wednesday Night Only! Bonus Offer on Mon i Sportsman COLOGNE HASTINGS CUT RATE SHOE STORE PATRICK C. HODGES, Jewelar 108 East State St. �pilgrim ■oumtM HASTINGS BANNER Children’s Day Program Ends LL.B. Crusade 11 am Morning worahip. ■s. Youth meettag, 0:1* '— Evening Gospel Hour,j, . ‘ ;a Wediwwday prayer, 7:30 Carlton Center Edith Parks to Seventh-day Speak Friday at Vacation School 6:M pm AU Young People** STONEY POINT in 111 11 FBEE METHODIST CHURCH • While He U Hear." Worship. 11 am. Dr. Charles Momu Will jpeek. The ChUJunior High MYF wiener roast Mm, Doruhy Held, children's •eoled. ' 7 pm. Evening *cnlcc conUnuoix-rwd with In Name*'' Through Uie Week. Monday, City Council meeting. about God and the things He Smlor High MYF 7 pin. 10 am. 11 am 8 pm Vacation Bible School Monday tliruugh Friday. 0:30-11:30 am. TRINITY WcdmadAy Acuviue* Vacation Church School start* * ttulrali) Church the Mury ot the Loavea and “‘PX, _'~y' '• Circuit topic: "Open Doors.” -n» junta uwntac ““““h- »«• •lu‘j --------- -- 1 htatauta Btau. tauta uexcr. llthfkas ciilbc II A ........ , n-™,-. ‘ Ht» "" Utlll “* UUUlCXl t**"‘ Klllrf ",IK' bv “'I' a. jal„ta, j, w.tac uu Gloria Wilkir* “Jh/fatni Yrt W,U> Otruih. Youth with Alike," by imn Cmc Dob Co-1lJjrw,n Uu6ktT- ^Uldren with Rev. E L. Schwan. Vacancy Paator Dihne vroraiup, 10.45 am —— —J IRA.* taUL’UI Hg.llC — — ~—T - —" - , Sunday SclxxM. 0:30 am. McClelland. Martha Hall andlibrary cijwa. In charge of b-1 Bruoe Fuller. "Paul's Advice to brarian, Amy Bower. Vacation' ■ 10 am. Sunday school. 11 am. Worahip service. ■ pm Evening service Hastings SPEEDY WASH PROFESSIONAL Dtvr North Gun Lake Coin-Qg_Qp«n 5:00 a.m. - 10 p.m. MILO BIBIJ: CHURCH Route 3, Delton A. J. Spoelstra. Pai Sunday school 10 am Worahip. 11 am lTS ON NOW.TODAYI FHE DODGE BOYS 5u[tes5 Sale 65 Grace Lutheran C j UNITED BRETHREN IN Sunday. June 13, 1MX Murn- CHRIST CHURCH Rev. Donene Bpea*. Pai Broudcust ot worship Sunday school, 10 amMoming worship, 11 am Christian Endeavor. 0:30 Public invited. 6: 30 pm. Young People's meet. 7: 30 pm Evening service. WOODLAND CHURCH OF Wednesday, 7:30 pm prayer. 6318 Coats Grove Road INTER-LAKES BAPTIST CHURCH Delton, Mich. Bunday school. 10 am Worship, 11 am Evening worahip. 7 pm. Mid-week I'ellowsiilp, 7 pm Wednesday. IRVING CHAPEL Rev. Chalmor Miller. Pastor Phone RO 5-3503 Worship, 11 am. NORTH IRVING WESLEYAN METHODIST CHURCH Rev. Gerald Hephner, Pastor Bunday acbooL 10 am Neil Hugta are co-chairmra poaalblc. Henry VanTU. Evangelist WOODLAND METHODIST CHURCH Rev. Laurence Lowed, Pastor Morning worship, 11 am. Youth Fellowship, 7:30 pm CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Christian Science Text Announced A cordial welcome to all. Man" wiM .LU be heard at Calhojlc Churrh. ha* announced Ciiriatlan Science Church* tiu* that Uw Summer schedule of Sunday. Bible readings include: Sunday Maine* goes Into effect the* VMaea from Panlm*' Ttw tnn, it a 7 em Mua u In hLord I* nigh unto all t h e in celcLraUd. in addition to the Morning worship, 0:15 a ns CARLTON SEVBNTH-DAY ADVENTIST CHURCH Saturday, worship, 0:30 am Lord preaervoth all than Chat Ambrose Church at Dalton, al CEDAR CREEK BIBLE CHURCH Campground Rd. 8 miles aouth at Haatings ANNUAL BuDday *chooL 10 am Worahip, 11 am Youth meeting, 6:15 pm Evening service. 7:30 pm. Wednesday prayer meeting and Bible study, 7:30 pm School Election FIRST CHURCH OF GOD 1330 N. Broadway. Hastings NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN To the Qualified Electors of Phone 040-3185 Where a Christian Expertenoe Make* you a Member. 10 am. Sunday acbooL 11 am. Morning worship. Hastings Public Schools, B-l That the Annual Election will Be Held on 7 30 pm. Wednesday prayer. June 14, 1965 THE CHURCH OF JE8U8 CHRIST OF LATTER DAY SAINTS The place (or places) of ELECTION are indicated below: Bunday School. 10 HO am WEST GYM - HIGH SCHOOL COATS GROVE , CURISTLVN CHURCH Ctrr-GiMto Grove Rd. and Durkee Rood Charlea Gibbs. Pastor Floyd Walter, Supt. Bible school, 10 ami Worahip hour, 11 am Christian Endeavor, Bunday, Names of Candidates for the BOARD of EDUCATION to be Elected: HOWARD A. FROST— for a term of four years Family Night. June 21. CHARLES E. MORRILL— for a term of four years DELTON METHODIST CHURCH Phone 623-5856 Church Study, Sunday, The Following Propositions or Questions will be voted upon: NONE Worahip Bunday, Ham. Youth Fellowahlpo, Bunday, Prayer group, Tuesday, 8:30 410 E. Madlaon, 045-5065 0:45 am Church school. Supt. Mra Evelyn Benedict. The Polls for the said Election will be open 7:00 ipen from 7 :00 o'clock A.M., and remain . - p o| same dpen until 8:00 o'clock Election day. al, Thur*. SCIENTIST CLOVERDALE EVANGELICAL CHURCH Rev. George Marshall. Pastor Sunday aervioe, U am Sunday school. 11 am Wedwaday aervloe, 7:45 pm. Dated June 1, 1965 lIliTOKS MF SALE V. • d , TNE HOT REUI HASTINGS ASSEMBLY OF GOD CHURCH 103 K. Woodland Avenue [QRORET 0,:45_ ah). Sunday acbooL 11 am Morning worahip. Sunday I’ubllr talk, Watchtower Bible Study, 4:15 pm Tueaday, cotigragattoD Bl big ctudy, 0:15 pm HASTINGS MOTOR SALES Used Cot Lor Phone Wl 5-3903 SPECIAL OFFER SAVE ^20°° HASTINGS COSGRUG LTION or JEHOVAH’S WITNESSES Make the Best Deal Now at 220 EAST STATE STREET Don’t Miss Itl 10 am. Sunday school. 11 am. Mot lung won-hip. 7 pm Junior High and Senior High Youth Group*. DRRT Phone Wl 5-2454 or Wl 5-3985 H. A. Frost Secretary, Board of Education Morning worship, 11 am. PEOPLE'S BIBLE CHURCH Rl, Nashville, Ph. 653-8477 THE nODGE SUE tOHIMtT St. Ros* to Have Early Mass Sunday Tlie Rev. FT. Jcaeph C. Dun- CARLTON CENTER METHODIST CHURCH ORAMORVILLE BAPTIST CHURCH W. Glen CUmpbelL Pa*tor 2 Mlle* South at Gun gg 0:45 am Bunday school 11 a tn. Morning worr.lilp. 7 pm Ercauig worahip. Wednesday, 7:30 pm Bible POLRRR ern Rhodesia. Africa. She had a part hi expanding lhe program or starting new high school* in Nyadlri, Old Umiall and Mrewa. In 1850. thwo were 22 high the church undercroft service. A potluck luncl 11:15 am Sunday school Rev. Keith Coffey. Pastor Wl 5-3212 10 -am Sunday school nln* year*. After graduating from AlMon Cohege, and leach­ ing tor a few yran, her chMd- dellty Corporation ot Michigan 10:30 am Bunday acbooL Prayer meeting Thursday, 7:30 YOU’LL NEVER DO BETTER! THE HIE, BIG ”^0 Celebrate 25th Anniversary Robert B. vioed. .MeCALLUM UNITED world-wide Free Methodist HASTINGS 8EVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST CHURCH BRETHREN LN broadcast over WFUR. Eldar C. L. Wilber, Pastor CHRIST CHURCH CYC groups Wed.. 4-5 pm 404 W. Colfax . Young Plx>pte Thuraday, 7 pm. Ph. WI 5-5318 OU* Lake Road SaU 8*bboU» school, 9.30. LAKEWOOD BAPTIST Worship, 11 am. CHURCH Wedneeday prayer, 7:30 pm. Worship 11 am Community Room above Wood­ Sunday( "Faith for Today," on 7:15 pm. Christian Endeavor. land Fire Station. TV, Wood Channel 8, 8:30 am Bunday Voice of Prophecy Radio WJKP 1330, 8 30 am 11 am. Worship service. WOODLAND UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH CLEANING SERVICE Nashville, fb« Mt Ehe wanted M mandery, Knights Ttmplar Ot lheran Church, haa announced .>.- M«K ~- •- S iK. Michigan, during Uie closing »«»- ■ ■ion of the 100th Annual Con­ clave al Saginaw Jun* 5. He U on Sunday, June 13. growth. Mia* Parka will return to the 14th Grand Rapids Mason to bald the State's top Ttmplar of- WESLEYAN METHODIST in Manorial Mall iminediate'ly CHURCH followmg the worship service. Hickory Corners. Michigan Mouday AcUrlUra ' do all Winter 1 ' ' ■ ' . “Only God Can Make 10 am. Sunday school. I The Lutheran Hour' over 1 cliurcti k hool. Klndirgartcn11 am Morning worahip, JunST. BOSC CATHOLIC CIICRI U । P™‘ 0,er WBCK, Junior Department. 7-0:30 pm. Junior High work­ Rev: Dav^^wley.' = , shop Tlie febool will continue Sunday Ma* 7 8 10 iiiolchurch W,U *« cei^Jratcd Sun- Mund*) - Friday, through June Night. Adults, Youth, Junior* auu. uuiuraoiam. i u> ana a to ....... _ - 77 ; 8, Saturdays. 7. JO am. on SunR^rnnk! a Nutshell. Thursday—7.30 CTiancci choir Tin* Children** Day Program practice. ■ tern gAve his farewell wrtuon climaxed the Loyally to Christ Saturday—6 pm. Fun tend WOODBURY UNITED here on April 30. 1861. BRETHREN CHURCH ST. AMBROSE DELTON A reception alter the *crvioe *y School Rev. Torrey G. Barcanlc, Pastor Sunday Maaeea, 0:30 and 101 ’■Ml brid U> the church underJcecph Shults. Entertainment Telephone 374-3246 croft. committee: Mra. Minnie Hoffchurch. Ihc puta -uta Uta ST. AUOOSTLVE, In Village of Woodbury HASTINGS FREE there lias bren a. cutuidauble I MIDDLEVILLE Sunday *chool. 8:45 am MEIHODIST CHURCH gain In all di^iartmento of the Sunday HASTINGS GRACE Woraldp. 11 am church from this special crusade,' BRETHREN CHURCH lUkd the attendance Ju* incmu- OUR LAD) Youth choir rehearsal, Wed, ed in both Sunday School and, HOWLING Morning worship, 10:15 am. JMlowihlp aarrice, 7:45 am Youth Fellowship, Wed, 7 pm LAKEWOOD C U. B. CHURCH > KJLFATBICK UNITED Bible Study and prayer aerloe. Wednesday, 8 pm. al Roger Rev. K. Charlea Nerarth. Pastor BRLTHRLN CHURCH nothing but the Blbia. Sunday worship. 10 am thia friendly church. M-66 Woodland Sunday adiooi. U am MYP Sunday. 1 Pm. Bunday evening service, a pm. Wednaaday service, 8 pm Methodist Church. children are Invited to at- GOSPEL CHUBCH FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Broadway and Center Maturity.'' Ml* Kdilh Parks, who haa will ipcak ac tho breaUaat of the Woman's Society ot Chriat- („; Carlton Center Grange Hall on . Bible Study. Emotional Delton WSCS Wortd.- H c Children. ago* ' <^- Bunday school Preaching. Preaching JluUn Corum .ponding with Bible va» .tta-y ! Uowl had loaned, and artron »xigi. i Tuealay. WS.WB. Omventlon BtaUIuI % Lake Odea* IPA. Campgrounds named Michigan* 10UU1 Grand Phone DR 4-8277 Society Worahip ncrv»c*-, 8:30 am -O«1T ■«■ HASTINGS EVANGELICAL , Haattng* METHODIST Chwtbra HISTINGS'BAPTIBT CHURCH Dta. nilMaUI U.->lMW«n Wata-ta UNITED MRETMRE.N CHURCH I ymt Methodist Church ‘ -< B. KALAMO PENTECOSTAL GST AL Hgatiam IDemgan CHURCH H. J. Buwalda Mtottter The Chlldnn * Day Program Rev Arbutus Hurlcaa.>■ i’a“1‘jr Rev. William NeUicry menu of the Erangdfcal United War&hip, 11 am Saturday, June 13, Children'* Hrv-.hrrn Church waa held on Counseling by appointment Tuas• -I pm. hou- Pnuahlng party, 1 to 3 broadcast. WBCH. day through Friday. Pray«r meet Thun, tn. Kainluea pic me. 7 pm. Bunaay school. 8 55 am. Service meeting. 0:30 pm. D BOYS ON INSTALLATION ‘ FO< UMHIO TIM! Anm, ularity. □am.no.-E* bUib dependwbddy THE GAULEAN BAPTIST CHURCH * Sunday school. 10 am. W«L. Prajer meeting. 3 pm The litHa rhnirh with the llijL SEE YOU0 GAS YARD LIGHT DEALER or Com unwi Powf- CampaAy �THI HASTINGS ItANXEB—■ Middleville Graduates 105 Barry Lumber Wednesday Night Now Allied Mlddlevflle’a T-K High SchocK classes in history Wednesday. Building Center move at lite unusually swift pace | helicopters cant land. k> surUa’i clUes is so Jumbled by ridges, orovga-1 called borough*. *t« CHOOSE OUR INSURED-SAFE STORAGE “r WINTER WOOLENS Stops Moths—Frees Closet Space Everything Returned in tho Fall Refreshed PHONE Wl 54265 BARRY Cleaners 321 S. Michigan By Mrt. Sylvan generally Hastings Tuttle of Nashville. spent <ne Memoetal weekend with her family get-together honoring Carl Blackl.-dge and their-chil­ dren. In the afternoon they all visited Mra Laum Myer. at June t. when 103 youth* received sou. Gordon and Lloyd Barcroft The Barry County Lumber 60Ui wedding annlvertary. Mr. Middleville * Mr. and Mra iere Bunday. May 30, dinner their diplomas. Company, located at 123 N Jef­ ■ and Mr*. Dean Stuart and fam­ JUrlivil Bird and ferson St. ha* erected an 1m•pent the Memorial weekend the traditional preatlve 6 foot by 20 foot sign­ ily attended. There were 30 in Lloyd Barcroft took port. board at Ute edge of town on of Middlrvtlie were af'.cmxxin The family ot the late Virgil attendance. Richard Venderilie of Kalama‘Clrtng lhe graduation ad- route M-37 and M-43 displaying Woods, held their annual picnic Gibb* spent the Memorial week­ Bulldlng Center. School Principal Milford Ma ­ end with their daughter and Charming Additions nor* Whitney entertained with a family. Mr. gnd Mra. Robert Three newcomers to Hartings Mork at Muskegon. include three charming daugh­ gically located throughout Ingraduation party for thMr graduation party Sunday. May The name* of the graduate* Mr and Mr* Clifford Field* ters who moved here from Nash­ daughter. Mlsa Becky Cool at and daughter-; of Kalamazoo ville with their parent*. Mr. and follow were Saturday. May 29. supper Mlchael James supply dealers. many lovely and useful gifta. * Clum. The children spent Sun­ first grade at Central. Chrtrtrne , ’"’inure nrororo. il tua led Allied Building Center Ann U 5 and will go to KinderSharon Lee B<el« Beverly while their parents went fishing. garten and Loretta Sue 1* 3. Ann BcrY’cr' service* through increased Charles Hoyt Visitors were Mr. Mary Lynne Bltsa.1 David C. eraling efficiency, with care * Mr and Mra John DeWecrd were pleasantly surprised by a Michigan Magnetics in Ver­ Blough. Hulnrt J. Though. Ju­ selected nationally Adver... and daughtiT of Grand Rapid* dah Leigh Blough. Richard Dale product* at competitive pricer, a Mr and Mrs John Dutcher montville and their dad for made possible by group purchas­ White Products at Middleville mer Yecklry of Compton. Calif.. Carol Jean Brunton. Connie ing. Saturday, May 2S. callers at the "The favorable influence of Hoyt-Dutcher home Pasty Mrs. Ernest Dipp and children Raymond lhe Allied Building Center on Michigan haa the headquarters chaei A. Campbell. Janet Elizaera of building materials In our F»y Demond and daughtrv^ of all automobile companies In the beth Clark, Royer Allen Clay- community." says James R WuUA and produces more motor ve­ I wall manager —of — the the Barry Barry LumLum­ Robert Brooks and family of Manton spent the Memorial Bonita an<J Gloria of California hicle* than any other state by far. pooi; ber. "can be far reaching. The Monday. May 30. SLOWER-PRICED can berof untold benefit. So. our Curtis; Patrick Henry Dooling. Bruce new signboard ha* a real slgnl- Premium Quality Beef and a real opportunity and lene Griffeth. Marcella Lynne challenge to us.** Steven A. Gulch. Dennis A Haight. Nelson E Haight. Lynn Ann Henning. JUlene Karan DOUBLE Tenderay Brand Chuck Roast 111 - — Velma Ann Howell. Frederick John Kaechela, Jr.. John Patrick dairyman. Kelley. Nadine Ann Kidder. Gerrell W. King. Robert Lee Kllnge. Dennis Rs KkqoscheU; Top Value Stamps All Center Blade Cuis — - — milk cows and having a prune. EVERY WEDNESDAY! Leigh. Charles Wayne Lewis,; Suzanne Marte McDonald. Rcr,Richard McKlbbln; Gaye Lorain Marble. Linda I Ann Misak. Kenneth LeRoy ’ Mugridre. 8hrila Ann Mulford.: Linda Lou Munjoy. Pauline Star1 Murphy, Philip R. Myers; Keith Michael Now. Carole E TVsThink of what you mits when your set is broken Tenderay Boston Rolled Boneless Pot Roast TOP ROUND STEAK ».»1.09 Boneless Loin O' Pork’’ > V 3-Legged Fryers 4 rolls 20/ 5S EXTRA TOP VALOE STAMPS CfifREf JU STAMPS Fresh Double Breasted or Southern Star Canned Hams iln PORK CHOPS Saiked SAUSAGE a 69/ "» ’ 11 Sr£ ‘ "•* 'islr1 0MHIckoryLufB°<pkg53/. a 69/ SLICED BACON | I .W. L_ <0 10*4 Cnceso Proton. Dale Bleeby, Raymond X. Strat­ ton. Steven C Bull Ivan. Joaeph G. Swelnls, Unday Kay Thaler; Warren J. TMlcr. David Jo­ seph Ulrich. Jamee L. VanHou­ ten. Holly Alida Van Matro; Nancy Lee Verlinde. William r‘ WUrlnga. Chsrte* H Wieringa. Marcia Kay Wiersma, Judy Lynn Wleeenhofer. James Bernard William*, Dennis Lee Wilson. Terri Layne Wood. David Lee Michigan ranks second among 1 CENTRAL RADIO & TV HOWARD TRUMBULL W< i-BIIT » Wl 2-2W2 221 H. Wl.™. WE CLOSE AT NOON ON SATURDAYS measured by value-added per 50 EXTRA TOP VALUE STAMPS | H-J------. -L- e.a L—H taxc ■ • Visit Our Carpet Display in Our NEW BUILDING 107 East Woodland ' [X Cottage ICE CREAM soEnuTtruuiEiTtsn wil»i Hw purthua of a Boston Koliod Boneau POT ROAST with lha pwchaM al a IUK0AIIAN SING COFFEE CAKE I Patrick Cudahy BORDEN’S PVKUtN 3 Clover Valley Vanilla tedaaw sa Kroger Itov Sal, June 12,1165, »-A Hygrade's Black Forest ROASTED SAUSAGEib 69/ 9/ Evaporated Milk8 LEMONADE wMi purchm of a SHvw Planar Bonolets LOIN O' PORK | SM0K-Y-LINKS^ozpig49/ ik 69/ Paschke's Pblith or Kroger Frozen I Ickricb Silver PlaNer Center Cut Rib Scott Timothy Lloyd Sanders. Charles E. Schleb. Dianna K. Silver Platter While or Assorted Martin Lynne Raymond. Nancy Kay RH1. Betty Ann Rider. James David Robertson, Busan Mar- 69 .99/ RUMP ROAST Pratt. I ■ <$ 5$ EXTRA TIP VALBE STAMPS I Midway Botwoon Broadway and Michigan with th* purctwM of low *-or pkpa KROGER PUDDINGS I Stop in and See Our Collection of Ma-O-SOFT Buttermilk Bread Kroger Gscked or Whole Kroger Hamburg or HOT DOG BUNS or DIET-AID BREADiAio*f29/ Country Club CHIU Kroger Ssftmes, Graham Gaderi or Kroger Raisin 3 I5H-OI. cans H Swift's feUwilk Coikles :«49/ PREM 1000 EXTRA TV STAMPS | on the purchase of a 1-fc loaf Wheat Bread Banquet Frozen 19 19' ’V 19- ^y Monarch McGee "Largest Selection in Barry County' NYLONS - WOOLS - ACRILAN ond Herculons 5 50 EXTRA TOP VALUE STAMPS VINE RIPE TOMATOES Redeem H Kreger thru Sal. June12.1963. Kroger Potato or 2 »«.<». 69/ CARPETS INSTALLATION INCLUDED ■nd FREI SPOT ITALIAN BREADi.au.i29/ REMOVAL for 50 EXTRA TOP VALBE STAMPS Kroger Rye/f VIENNA BREAD Fresh Florida Vine Ripened TOMATOES CANTALOUPE i North Carolina itKioai 25/ VAG FAC I KROGER i TEXAS ONIONS BATHROOM TISSUE 4 roiu 20/ dozen ... Work ... . -. . 1|tInyour w—Homo . All Dons — * Everything Ready ths Soms Day ■ No Messy Soaking or Shrinking Blueberries 3 $100 Silts ■ 39/ RUGS and UPHOLSTERY Cleaned the Scientific Way by DURACLEAN CLOVI1 VALL1T VANILLA ICE CREAM) goUon 69/ Miller’s TT Phon. Wl 5-2091 107 L WoodlaU, HosHiim �Control S2^a£„‘T1.e.1S5°^Z ‘Self-Help Tour of Mr and Mrs Jerry Poathu« ........... “ ' Set for August 4 THE Good Anehoragi Saves Buildings In Tornadoes Highlights Interesting A ‘help-yourvelf concept in farm management will be un­ veiled when the IMS State FUnn Management Tour visit* Sanilac county on Wednesday. Aug. 4. Visitors will be able to in­ dividually a’-udy their choke of five different. WP*e of farms during the morning —ion « the tour, reports Keith Sowtrby. Sanilac county Cooperative Ex­ tension Service director. ■ Farms being featured during the morning stop will be the one-man dairy operation of Earl Warner. Sandusky; tho Gordon Priebe 5,000-bird caged layer op- FARM NEWS HASTINGS BANNER afford some protection while tome frame - type construction may be completely demolished. Pole she and depth of placement definitely should not be reduced from recommendations in M8U pls ns. Another critical point Is root anchorage Trtrnea should be at­ tached to point with one-half A auuly allowing no benefit inch bolts and ring shank spikes Esmay pointed out that pole to dairymen" from feeding high building, destroyed in the Palm ‘ Show Vitamin A ‘No Benefit’ For Dairymen aged along the edges of the tor­ nado path, but well-built buildtn*l crnc.-ully tciheiii StandlDg ’ ’ He pointed out Hut poles and age than Just toe nailing to the side walls of pole buildings may plate, vertical bridging must be spiked more securely to lhe truss EXPERT TIRE and plates with ring or screw SERVICE shanked 60-penny spikes or held IM BARR Fair Lake Farm Bureau to Meet Summer Will Officially Arrive June 21 Freeport at Pennock Hospital * Mr. and Floyd Grinnell Mr. and Mrs George Elliott and family Mra Hie hard Johnson and fam­ of Hastings were Thursday. May ily of Battlo Creek. Mr. and 27. calkra of Mr and' Mra Floyd wtirjd by Jet> given al the Lake Odessa Jr. High gym by the 4th flth «th and Special Education grades Friday, May M Gary Meeecar took part. * Mr. and and children were Monday, Moy 31. visiters of Mr. and Mrs Martin Poatma of McCords. * Mr and Mra Jamea Ckximlls and baby of Ionia were Monday, i May 31. vUUtora of Mr. and Mrs., Rlgo Rendon. by the Sanilac county Coopera­ tive Extension Service and the Michigan State University Agri­ cultural Economist Department Ed Frederick Earns Award the equator, tlxs moat northerly point reached by tho Bun In its apparent yearly journey. Tire Shop U. s. ROYAL Present Don Doster With Service Pin problem when IL began cropping up tn fattening cattle in several statea," note* the MHU dairy YOU/ acta like a blanket brddtog back some of the hrat fulling on the surface Consequently tempera­ tures are likely to keep climbing until around the first, of August, when the Earth will begin to FOR TOP CORN YIELDS GET AMMONIA ON NOW! Coll for .prompt custom application, rental Fortunately we are farthest from the Bun during our Bum­ mer and nearest it during Ur equipment, prices or other information. ...SAYS FARM LOAN SERVICE IN A BIG WAY! extra reach SMITH BROS Elevators H/ew Idea's longer reach beyond Today, more than 00.000 farmerr, rsnchorv end part-time farmers in Michigan. Wisconsin. Minnesota and North Dakota arc using Vs billion dollars la Land Bank Loans to expand, modernite and improve their farm businesses. Since 1017, more than ■ quar­ ter-million farmers have found their Land Bank tho om credit source always geared to their actual needs. If you're planning a farm improvement ot expansion project, be sure to check your Land Bank the wheels saves you money! DR 4-7411 Guernsey Cows Produce Records Tao registered Guernsey a day. LockJthorc Supreme Marie, a five year old. produced 11370 pounds of milk and 553 pounds been detected by Thales as early as the Oth century B C. Since we have a longer day, we haw New Idea elevator balances well, handles A easily, raises and lowers quickly and is built /2g to last. Attractively priced and has full year , A'jf guarantee. ZZ5/51 Girl Sentenced, for Violating Probation Miss Cathy L. Blood. 13. Wood- don’t have to like golf to like !our Buick "Swinging Sales Spree.” Just driving. (Ancfsaving money.) day afternoon for violation of probation. She had been plated on probation last September af­ ter pleading guilty to being a minor in possession of Intoxl- Francisco Farm Supply M-37 South Wl 5-3150 New Electric Water Heating Rate FOR FAST-RECOVERY WATER HEATERS HOW in tffut...allows Fast-Recovery Electric Water Heaters to operate uncontrolled 24-hours-a-day to supply you with ALL THE HOT WATER YOU WANT...AT LOW COST! NOW FOR A LIMITED TIME save $ss ON OF A FAST-RECOVERY R HEATER Tbeie’s an authorized Buick dealer near you. See Ms LARKE BUICK-CHEVROLET Double-Checked used can, too. ANYWHERE. ■ EVEN IN A CLOSET 1435 5. Hanover See your Electric Water Heating Dealer NoVuitlng NwMttry �THE HANTINGB BANNKB—4 Pabiter and family COMPLETE LAUNDRY SERVICE Family Bundle. Damp Wash a Wash and Fluff Dry Wa Finish Shirts, Flatwoek, Work Clothes HASTINGS HOME LAUNDRY (Lillian 0 Ray Gibson) 323 S. Michigan W| 5.4^2 WHEN YOU SEE THE FINE CHOICE OF GIFTS-YOU'LL IJliLllLliJlMtillrBI »1 li AGREE M fl IAI SET Pinkbe Iner and Terry, to-, « Hie Prairie Literary Club ton. Mr an t.«to th.lr last .netting a* a pte- «und.y ms hold at the coltoge of Mr. w, Gaonie Mowry of Bassett Lake; ' (BuM held JUWrtUy with about WO gj1B u bi came the furthest distance,- from Forrest Marsiibankr-. Young and family of YpsilanM came Saturday to visit Iter parLawrence McLe nithan van a moat able tojutmaster. Bob Ben­ der offered the prayer and the Alumni banquet Baturday eve­ and family of Ludington spent ning. Sire also attended a re- Memorial Day with hi» mother. Mra. Eva Baynes. and stater. Mn Ralph Palmer, and family. Mr. and Mra. Manley Morrtadn of Lyndonville. N.Y. arrived Friday to visit Mra. Baynes amt the Paso. Texas. Arthur Thedo of wedding Palmer family. Tlie MorrLv.ru Grand Rapid* and Mrs. RuascII were on their way u> their grand­ (Ethel Wllsoni Therrien of Cate-: daughter's college graduation at special offeri a&p s own fine quality Anvers Duitiioi Social Security Manager. Grand Rapids .... .... H. i . । resentaUve about your questions gan. Hut mdcc wld reply directly Attic filled? Um • Want Ad. with a social security JlQc 8-0Z. IOOF, Rebekah Past Grands Hear Marine Deputy Marine Deputy Htenard Ab- PLAIDSTAMPS * Bonesse Shampoo * Canned Pop 12 - 89c TW3 Mill] Oflc * Peanut Butter "s 49c *Baby Food * Angel Food Ring ” 39c ■ l^>C CQc QjJ Cu * Grape Jam hluig an application for)disability BOTTLE / YUKON CLUB —ASSORTED FLAVORS • — until the death. disability, or re- there anyuitog too person can du belore any of Uume things liappcn Smith ptraided. to protect iiu rights? Manorial services were l»dd SULTANA IB. Grand Master of tho Grand Lodgv of Michigan, and Mrs. obtaUnng an eaniurgs slatemen. from the social Mxurlty uurnuiga Hcbdteh Assembly of Michigan, JAR Life ccr'JflcuXcn were presented form which hn can obuun from to Gay Norton and Kvtrett Swegles by Past Grand Robert Wibon. Amu were presented to Nellie Procr und Ftorencc Nor­ ton for terrloe tn the Kebekah CLAPP'S STRAINED — EVERYDAY LOW PRICE JANE PARKER (MJOftEl VMIUA Kt UUMV> Gd. «<) : u«»*ary. corrections can 8. if Ho cnecu iita account Wayland and Asm Arbor. COOKED, BREADED ‘ Fish Sticks Question: How can survivors protect their social uxurity ri^ht. 4 someone to tlie family should ale? Answer: Someone in the famlly siwwd get in touch with a social security diMrirt ottlcc or rv|>rcsentaure tu inform them of tne ANN PAGE FUSE OR OR PEACH, PINEAPPLE UNCOOKED, BREADED ib. OR APRKOT Fish Portions JAR PRESERVES JI A maS< 1 HAIV13 V “’249 Pork Roast -49 BONELESS, BONELESS, FULLY FULLY COOKED, COOKED, READY READY TO TO EAT EAT boSTON STYlE BUTT ] FRESH, FLATS lb. 79c Lunch Meat Beef Briskets PKG. 59c 59c Pork Steaks i 39c Beef Liver get in touch with a social security 69c 69c Boneless Pork Roast SUPER RIGHT, FANCY QUALITY POINl,.s 59c Sliced Bacon 79c Fresh Smelt OSCAR MAYER SLICED AS 69c CLEANED Sliced Bacon 11 ■'n ■ ■ fin A CANNED THOMASMA'S 2-IN-l LOAF—SALAMI AND BOLOGNA 0oC°uS kind ot survivors payments may say to protect hia righto under tho disability provudona of Umj DRUGGISTS MSPFNU Answer: 'tne taw dors provide for u ax-month waiting period before disability insurance benehia Doctor and Dnigziti. two Mtv (or someone on his behalf) should problems In time of sickness they before getting to touch with a so­ cial aocurlty . district otoce. He should certainly do so about four inontiu after u» dlsabdily began life. Their skill Miuret you thst hint in Oxter and Dru«iit When «. 25c Question: What should a person YOUR social security rights? CALIFORNIA VALENCIA, SIZE 113 A&P BRAND-GRADE A Scotties Oranges WHOU 0, SUC® FACIAL TISSUES Beets 4 2w'a 7fift PLANTATION, 20-10-5 PLAhTATiuK 3 22’188 Fresh Sweet Corn 5 EARS / Check the FLAVOR! V Check the PRICE! 39c 69c AMERICAN BEAUTY Stewed Tomatoes Catsup 4 VLB. CANS 4 14-OZ. ROTS. 69c 79c BIG ROLL Scot Towels WHOLE KERNEL OR CREAM STYLE Corn 3 BOUS Prescription Pharmacy 126 East State St. Phone Wl 5-24^6 Hastings FRENCH STYLE. GREEN Beans 4^79‘ ANY WAY YOU 1 LB. Vienna Bread 2 LOAVES 39c 79c QUART CAN Lighter Fluid 29c GRADE A, FRESH FROZEN 1* 2 A4P Pees IO-OZ. PKGS. 29c AAP, GRADE A. FRESH FROZEN Strawberries 3 & ’1.00 Popsicles 12 SALAD DRESSING X 49c Miracle Whip for 49c Fab Ajax Ajax Ajax DETERGENT 3LB. 1%-OZ. PKG. /VC LIQUID CLEANSER FLOOR and WALL CLEANER ,'aSz 69C Baggies Ajax ££ 75c c*°Nr 14c i5 oz. 43c Vel Liquid Action ROSE LOTION LAUNDRY ; & 65c ^ °2' 79c TEABAGS |Q0-69c 4?A59* Tlie Banner. In coopemlion with the Social Samjrity Administration. Is puW!«Ung a serira of qui-nUdria and answers on Social Security subjects. If you have a question, (he Social Security Administration MARVEL CHARCOAL VINE RIPE food’ wrap OUR. 2-LB. 6 OZ. PKG. Nestle’s Quik Lawn Food 4 «£ 49‘ JANE PARKER. PLAIN OR. POPPY SEED BONUS PACK, 6-OZ. FREE COVERS 5,000 SQUARE FEET Jacob's VEGETABLE SALE! Pkices in thii ad effective thru Saturday, Junn 12, 1965 tAF^Sar*ef Markets l *•> ~ I IM* Yea, anyway you look at it, you get a wagonful of service and protection when you belong to the Auto Club and insure your car through tho . Exchange at the- Club. Everywhere you travel . carry the fnwat carinsurancs protedioa avatlublo any whereI Join nowt DETROIT AUTOMOBILE INTER INSURANCE EXCHANGE lai M01QJL STAIL littURMCL COMPANY Hastings Office low IN |. MtlrtNBACH. �Tn the past three and a half years that I have written this column. I have written or copied many histories of the different have never given you the history D e 11 s t o w n. Evidently they of Delton, my birthplace and thought Delton a much more my home for fifty-three years ? practical name. as that was of my sixty-five years of life: U* name the authorities in I wrote this History of Delton Lansing selected and sent back, for Dr. Bernard It win be tn 1 *m ilirc 140 onc ,'“LS evt'r had his forth coming book that will- ***? *** <» lhrlr choice. We be sold In connection with the not know Just what date Bernard Museum along with town waa named. However Jia re written of different mc- , T,nrt postofflc* was established Uons in this end of the County on May 22. 18T7. with Adelbert It will be very interesting to 11 Momw. the first postmaster, anyone living in lhe County I would think that would indlwhrther you Uve In the southern rllta lhr naming of the town' half of the County or not I ,ook place a slwrt time previous have Ute Doctor's approval to . to 111U d*tr *-* In on this story. I j Jim Bush was the second HISTORY OP DELTON By H. D. Burptv Fbr this Idstory of Delton. I must give Francis Norwood a lot of credit. I have taken her his­ tory. written several years ago. and rewrote it. making a few additions and a few corrections It is hard to start with the first merchant and then the second, etc., and trace the town in the correct order that thing, actu- 1901 and funeral was in this ally happened. 'same house and this was the Delton was named after Dell.,,r* funer*‘ 1 can remember of ium 52 s"“ DING Help Plessa seed aw s copy ef "Pro* Owl Of Th. Artis” New Hto.rk.l BmA ef Berry Co. Yas May Obt.is a Copy st The laaatr Offka, m Mail p/NG. wnith .ihop was tn the basement Mason and Marshall Norwood of what Is now Barry's store. and 1 am wejj jmiember Uie IL O. the Mantel's lived in the first ■ Lester alert on IhU lotion Mr Frank Doster farm. now owned iby BUI SmlUt and M C. Gwin I who lived where Roy Smith lived and Just sold. I under- With INTERIOR REMODELING EXTERIOR REMODELING SPECIAL FULLGALLON UP TO 60 MONTHS TO PAY B&K DRAFT ROOT BEER NO DOWN PAYMENT (Saturday Only) Edd Evans and Frank Brooks' built and operated the HraC hardware store which is now our drug store, but was later pur­ chased by Henry Arbour and Quincy Hines (Quincy's name is I still on Rickert's safe> and uwd as a drug store, and still later purchased by Ells E Paulknar. who ran the drug store for years Faulkner sxjld to Mr. Bull fleed A Family Room? NEED A CARPORT? NEED ROOFING? B. R. Hustcad bulk and man­ a dry goods store where Casey's Variety store la now lo-. NEED A PATIO? ber this Hotel, and have new been able to find out much about It and have never been able to locate a picture of IL | Our first MeUiodlst Church was built in the year. 1893 and NEED A BARN? NEED SIDING? LET US be your heodquorten for remodeling needs, by . . . consolidating all your remodeling bills; obtaining expert assistance or we'll do It for you: establishing an easy monthly payment plan to Price our tigers at your own risk. Cdming into a Pontiac dealer’s and not expecting io drive out with one of our cuataUrttte like IwebMnge ti$<3r'» tall and-not expoctlnu to be devoured. Tnks eCr Tempeits, for'irjstapce. We not oftiy.;ldbd stottm with sebda of «tandanfefc»ipment.: butlprfco them so low you’ll probably want to buy two and go into show business. Charles Gleason, who lived an lhe same land where Don Quick now lives, started the flnu shoe shop. Mark Skillman startM Uie flrat livery bam on the lo­ cation of Bill Smith's Implo­ ment business. Then my dad «nd uncle by montage. Add Burpet and Oren Dayton owned and can the livery born nest suit you. Just call^or come jn, our representatives will be happy to explain our I Stop-1 Package home improvement pfta- We will modernise - install - service - guarantee. No obligation of course. CONTRACTOXS RECOMMENDED The Wide-Track Pontiac Tigers IM MOTOR SALES 107 N. Waitings Hippie's office now Is. to the dlf- 1 ferent business places around town. He drayed moot of u» lumber from the lumber yard to the buUderw of the nrat cot cages built at Wall Lake. Crooked| Lake and to the north end at Gull Lake. He moved the house- ‘ Izjld goods for many people from Deltoo to Kalamazoo and other 'places as well as going aft< ALLIED BUILDING CENTER � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/492/HastingsBanner_1965-06-17.pdf db1b8a4dc686acc1fc9f8236ecf44d6d PDF Text Text Be Ready! Have Your Car ‘Safety Checked9at Fall Creek Parking Lot Police Inspection 4 to 9 P.M.. Fridays. June 18-25. 9 A.M. to 5 P.M., Saturdays. June-19-26 ml Suggested Guidelines Recommeiid‘Parent, Teen-Age Code | 01 Behavior for Area Residents TT * • I I Q SUH S JDcHlIiei* Shop in Hailing* For the Fine** Quality Merchandise NUMBIR 9 Council Denies iTavern License 10 from Barry Receive Degrees At Mich. State Wine. Permit to Hastings Bowl; Award Dibble Storm Sewer Job OrganUatlotw helping to flnance the project Include the • There will be no tavern in conjunction with the Hatting? Bowl, members of the City Council decided Monday night when, they voted 4-3 to deny Jhrrequett for transfer- of the license fpm the Stag Lunch at 110 W. Court Street—now being torn down^-to the bowling alleys at 20.1 E. Woodland Road. Pressure from church groups and residents of the area was evident at the regular Council session which attracted more pm Bunday In Spartan Stadium. The total included 101 doctoral degrees, 514 master's and 2,500 bachelor**. Another 29 student* both parents or guardians and teen-agers In establishing an acceptable and satisfying pro­ help Increase and encourage sclfdlscipllne on their own Initiative by keeping responsibilities within For parents or guardians it Is designed to serve as a guide, where necessary, for meeting the variety of teen-age pressures It wiiuuic, ousan a. Fierce, hi Dowling, BA, social work; Law­ rence W. Barcroft, Freeport: BS. dairy; Gary L. Foley. Rl Has­ tings, BS, forest products; Terry R Sheldon, 700 B. Cass Street. B8. packaging. J. Ronald film. £>37 W. Walnut Street. BA. uru and letters; Marglt Privert. Mid­ dleville. BS. nursing; Roger H. Dingman. Nashville. BS. fish und Mail Carrier Suffers Fatal Heart Attack far comparison by the adults who ar* mutually concerned with teen-agers' progress and welfare. It may help to resolve the con­ fusion and conflicting standards ar# thiyT" will help the parents in checking with other parent* concerned as to the advisability John T. Dickinson. Wayland, re­ of th* plan, and will give every ceived a Bfl in soology, and Mar­ vin F. Frey, R4 Battle Creek, re­ ceived » D8 in physical educa- Lakewood Voters Bells to Ring Defeat School For Freedom Operational Tax On July 4th . Voters in u»e Lakewood School district defeated a proposal for a six percent levy of as*e**ed valu­ ation—on increase of one mill over the past special tax—by a vote of 73* to Ml in Monday’s election. The district includes Sunfield. Clarksville, Woodland and Lake EDITORIALS Ration Barry County doee need a new jaU la meet the office and prisoner । space and segregation requirement* specified by tlie Michigan Depart- on courthouse [ARE AS DEMANDED BY t BOARD OF SUPERVISORS IS NOT. There simply is not enough room available to provide The family style prime rib din­ for present and future require­ ner. prepared by • Mr*. Gary D. ments for a Jail and at th* umc Oooper (Dorotha Smith), was en­ Um* allow for the necessary apace joyed by a total of 276 Bud Wolfe played the dlnner-music and Keith Lancaster gave the invocation. There were II |irrwnt from repre.ient specifications that any county agencies—to say nothing of present-day community would wish providing adequate parking space. to see Incorporated into a jail Even without Uie enlarged jaU, court houK and officespace. the orca U congested and U> property by Uie Citizens Committee and serve the public any such enlarge­ apparently accepted by the Board ment must give serious conalderaof Supervisors is realistic in that Uon to parking space. Th* lot west Ot the Standard Station on Stale Street purchased by the county U a cost of 17500 would. If converted Rutland .Township, the son of Smith and Mary (EllBoni Bherman. He attended the Algonquin elementary school and Hastings taking part In the Normandy campaign, and also serving In $176,000 Road Commission Notes Have 3.534 PcL Oppoaltlnn to the transfer was first voiced by the Rev. Russell Houseman, pastor of the First Baptist Church which In Feb­ ruary of 1962 purchased seven acre* of land immediately east and-north of the bowling alleys. night Included one from seven ministers. Rev. V. L. Draggoo, Pilgrim Holiness; Elder C. L. Wilber. Seventh-day Adventist; | Rev George Elliott and Rev. Wil- Hock to Manage Local A&P Store ' Appointment of James R. Hock as manager of th* AiP store at 302 N. Broadway In Hastings was announced today by General Member* of the Hasting* Hlpony of Detroit purchased th* Barry Cbunty Road Commission's 1176,000 in Motor Vehicle High­ Afler returning from the serv­ way Funds notes at an effective ice he worked for Eaton Mfg. interest rate ot 3534 percent. Company and the East Side Lumber Company before joining the postal service in 1949 as a substitute City carrier. In 1949 he transferred to Nashvlty# and ber* are hoping to open bids delivered Route 1 ever since. He on th* new coanty garage BiM was a carpenter, working sometime fa July and bop* to Gty Band Concert Next Wednesday The Hastings City Band. the living to forever protect and atrcngtlien Hits unique heritage," the peoclamallnn declared. Offer 3 Extension Courses Here Precinct One, (Richland and Coopen voted 3S0 to IM in favor of the tax hike; tn Precinct Two i Kellogg, Bedford and Yorkviltei the vote was 365 yes and 177 no. cellent table paper is available at The Banner Office for picnics and partie*. A 300-loot roll. 40 Indies wide, coat* tJM plus tax. Year’s Alumnus Award Presented To Mrs. Smith Monday. Aug. 2, two hour* credit, and Psychology of Learning 516 (for non-psychology majors>. Dr. David O. Lyon. register .Monday, Aug. 2, three hours credit. Mr* Smith ha* been a member of the Hasting* Board of Educa­ tion since 1947 and president of He has had wide experience in the board far most of that tlme. food retailing and is well quali­ She was bom bi Irving Town­ fied to handle the responslbiiitie* ship. the daughter of Morri* and of the local AAP, where be *•Orac* (Henry) Calkins, and every 1500 of population." He also said that parking is Little Red Brick School. She was already * problem in that are*. graduated from HHS in 1922. She worked,for two years in the high school office, the first year f«* M,_R. Kferwcgth .who.later went to Hamtramck where he \>ccam*_*upt. of school*, and one year for the lata D. A. VanBuiklrk She 'hen entered OUvet College and after four year* received her BA degree. Mrs Smith taught commercial work for one year at Dowagiac, and married Homer Smith on Jul? I, 1929. They lived In Grand Rap­ ids and came to Hastings in the Pal] of 1931. She worked one year for County Clerk Moms Hill, and Smoke, Heat Damages Home Saturday Night to be held July 10, 1065. Walter Soya. Baltimore Twp Clerk Heavy^Ufioke and heat forced Glide, Holtz on T K School Boo rd without oppostt apple-Kellogg “hits of yesterday ” ... as gleaned from tlx Banner files IB Year* Ago Bishop Marshall R Raed, of the Methodist Church, has an­ nounced that the Rev. William H. Helrtgel, D. D„ will succeed the Rev. Leon W. Manning, as pastor of Che First Methodirt. Church here. The Rev. Manning 1* to be Dirthet Superintendent of the Big Rapids district. term were Lyle O. Kaecheie. vntaa; Carl R. Rock. 13. and I bert Wilson. 73 vote*. rug m front of the flreplace, they said. While damage from the blase Itself was net great, the unoke damage wax. they said. The chair may have caught Arc from smoking, according to the report. to handle communi cation* un­ der actual field conditions. cut , off from ail normal supplies of,1 power. Members of the field day I N Yean Ago Five former Hastings school Mipcrintcr.dcnta came Iwre for the Alumni banqurs Saturday. �<G» BANNER Mrs. Fighter Of Freeport Dies Wednesday Funeral servlet* for Mta. Phebe Fighter. at. Rl Freeport. wIm> died Wednesday wnlng. Juno *, a* the McDowell Nursing Kinin vhUting their grandmother, i Mabel Mrs Martha Bennett. * Con- Fray vn gratulailotu to Mr. and Mn. quests with Mrs. Harry Clark who ware married ■ Sunday afternoon in the Banflald . MethodUt Church by Rev. Burn* from the BaUmn laptl»t and Mrs. Morman Leonard, south Church The new Mr*. Clark wa* the former Bather Smith of Bellevue She has three daugh­ ter*, Julie, Dianne and Gloria. Richard Kilgore and son. Dickie, Michigan Unlreratty; one gradu­ helped Mr#. Mary Ksbiinger cele­ ated from Bellevue High and brate her Mth birthday Wcdnreone will be a student in Dalton The Women'# Society met at High School. Mrs Mary Kiblinger. Mrs. Ha- the home of Mrs Vera Pritchard Wednesday. Mrs Eugene Nu»- cal condition In Bnrgess ITMipL tai following a head-on auto­ mobile collision on M43 near Ute Goodwill Church Monday, June Qaiby Johnson and daughter* ware Sunday dinner gueeU.of accident. Mr and Mn. Lao Frey and Kathryn * Mr. and Mr*. Leo The Donald D Smith family Frey and "Kathryn and Mr. and Mn. Fred Frey attanded the open house held in honor of Vergtleen Leonard and Brother. Manin, who graduated from col- Patrick Gallaghers June 15th at Summerville, N. J. The Gallagh­ ers have a daughter. Chrlrsy, Mrs. Norman Leonard Saturday ^nl£ a Horao. T^ngata >..n i thinking about naming this new ci to Bessie Jones, is incriu-u,Ue lady. Lacey graduation party Saturday nljfrt' and Mrs. Honxr Erway tkmHap, for their daughter. Peggy. i The Brigga WSCS will HXM Mr. and to Hmry VanSyckte; ***• to By Mri. Orlie VanSyckle 1 KeUh artckland. Sandra and Vraiifclo Pr»i^ u Wr> Winnie Dunn. Mr end Mra. Sunday. * to Ralph SwiftJs NorwOod Hughe# were at Mr. and P“^nt I Mrs. Merle Dunn and family at were birthday dinner gueets of t8lu'J£ Hospital. * There will be a new MarlhftJl Sunday for a birthday Wclcher. of Dowling Sunday. ★ dl~*r tof B‘uulr* * U lUuun Mr. and Mas. Orlie VanSyckle and Dowling Cburchre Sunday. nivrn4 WRa gnuituited ul M8U went with Mr. and Mra. Alva * Mrhl* B 8. agriculture. On June Pufpaff tn KBsAuwoo to attend urxl family rtsltra her parents,. the Southern Mldilgnn Grange picnic Sunday. * Mr. and Mrs.10/7 the wotouL Theta- home. Clifford PlUUlns called on Mr. ;*• hi LnlMtown. Pa. * Mr. end and Mrs. Orho VanSyckln. * Mr. Dale Conklin attended the BANNER WANT ADS PAY nn,i Mr. rwivin Ru.-ir» c-avff n' 25lh wedding annlverwry of Mr. I U.S.D.A. INSPECTED GRADE A', 5-8 LB. AVG., SWIFT'S PREMIUM Cewricry. TURKEY QQC BROILER □□ Carlton Her husband, Claude died in opr son. Roscoe, of Freeport: taxs grandchildren, and one brother. Guy Stnuubaugh of Hsatmge Banfield - Vicinity nmnr T^IC WINGS 11 a7 tuikey A Ol 41 ftC EO( "AV THIGHS J/ Breasts OV Drumstick. BREAST O' CHICKEN HI-PROTEIN CHUNK 6%-ox. LIGHT TUNA SPARTAN BEEF, CHICKEN OR TURKEY FROZEN DINNERS arm in two places while playing near hl* home recently. The Camp Fire girls accom­ panied by counselors Mrs. Robert CHUNK UGH' rolen WKLIGHT tuM TREESWEET NIPPY, TANGY, FROZEN LEMONADE SPARTAN MARGARINE WITH COUPON BELOW... 1-LB. SOLID REDEEM YOUR 11th WEEK BONUS CARD COUPON FOR I BEEF BEYOND BELIEF!’ So tender you can cuf it with a fork. CHUCK BLADE STEAK i 59 Q£ RIB STEAKS O BROIL STEAKS ‘89 H* PESCHKE FRANKS* O ■ cheese spread Oflt lb. Q 7 W.ll-Trimmed Short-Cut Boneless, Imperial JUICY-RICH AND SKINLESS 2-lb. Loaf real SUMMER TREAT! . /. COUNTRY LANE A 6-oz. Golden Tempo' j JUICE GLASS Bridge the GAP CREAM Till Pay Day HALF-GAL CARTON 2-PLY FACIAL TISSUE . . n. SCOTTIES IQt of 200 I BATHROOM TISSUE . . - -q SOFT-WEVE 2-19 PLUS 150 EXTRA STAMPS WITH PURCHASES MENTIONED BISCO BARONET OR REO COOKIES JOKY-TENDER Sweet Corn -T LEMONS -49 PET-RITZ FROZEN Cream Pies .COUPON AT LEFT « j9‘ ASX 4 89‘ WE, RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES ON ITEAAS IN THIS AD. BICGEST SPARTON COUNTRY LANE MARGARINE ICE CREAM 1-LB. SOLID MODEL MANCE *50°° to *1.00040 140 W. State St. Hmm 945-3429 With This Coupon and A $5 or More Food Purchase Thru Sat., BPR HAU-GAL Wlth Thli Coupon and A $5 o> More Food Purchase Thru Sal. June 19, 1963 lumt-om fib fam<v mm �Dahlhouser New Commander of Legion Post More AboutTeen-^ge Code Richard Dahlhouser. 065 E. Mill, has succeeded Jiunra Part­ ridge as commander of '.he Lau­ school nights. rence J Bauer American Legion Post No. 45. Other officers are Richard Gaskill. first vice commander; Louli Brown, around vice: Wm- we recommend as the teenager aton Merrick, adjutant; Lyle Newton, finance officer; Robert Beckwith, chaplain: RusaeH Alnslte, agt- ~ at-« r in a; Keith Keeler, historian; Merrick, ser­ cept for very special occasions. vice officer; Louis Brown, chair­ man of house committee, as- 1larry Larsen. Delegate* Io the Stole ConvtnUon to be held In Lansing July 15-19 art Commander I) *hlhouter, Gaskill, Atnslle Ronald Martin and Merrick. lite fourth district Legion meeting is tn be h'ld here Sun­ day with dinner al 12:30 at the IOOF Hall Business sessions will follow at which the dis­ trict officers of the Legion and Auxiliary will be Installed. Th* new lesion commander was. born In Nashville on Me­ morial Day. May 30. 1931. the son of the Mrs. Catherine Dahlhouarr of na w. court and the late Charles Dahlhouarr. The family came tn Hartings in 1943 and Dick was graduated from Hartings High School in 1949. He entered the Air Force in December of I960, saving in California and Ttxav. After be-, ing i'lea*td from duty In Deermber of 1953. he opened the Merchandise Ma.", retail store here, which he operated until his father's death on Sept. 30. IMO. DahUxniMT now operates the Thomapple Valley company which wholemtes clothing throughout Michigan. Ohio and Indiana with headquarters in H lutings. He married Marilyn Reynolds of Middleville in January. 1951. They have there, daughters.' Cathy. 13: Diane. 9. and Julie. 5. Gail Furman Earns BS at Northwestern Oail Purman. daughter of Mr and Mrs M. R. Furman of 322 F Charles, was graduated from Northwestern University at Evanston. Ill. Saturday with a BS tn journalism. Mr. and Mrs Furman spent the Weekend at Evanston and attended the com­ mencement program held Satur­ day morning at McGraw Me­ morial Hall Mis* Furman is to be married to Alfred Hawraney of Framingham, Mass, formerly ot Columbus. Ohio, on July 10 at the First Methodist Church in Grand Itoplds The reception will be at Uie Blythefleld Country Club someone rise's valuable time." “It is agreed that 'to dress right is to feel right and to act right* The Saxon Handbook lists appropriate school dress We recommend that teen-age girls who wear make-up "make It* light and subtle. Chewing gum in pub­ lic detracts from good appear­ ance." The code suggests that, whergiven an allowance, either from the parent or the teen-ager's earnings Allowances should not It suggests each family mem­ ber be responsible for certain assigned tasks. “Under no cir­ cumstances thould a teen-ager be paid fur performing these “Costly dales should be kept gesta. And preacnllng gifts to anyone outside the family should be discussed with par- HONORED Harry Sensiba Of Delton Dies Early Tuesday this Continued from Page One renneus ALWAYS FIRST QUALITY • TOWHCRACT Benslbe. 69. who had been at the Michigan Veterans Facility Win, Fourth Place David Powell, son ot the Rev. neral Home al Delton. and Mr*. Jesse Powell, took fourth place in the State-Wide Spelling Contest for fifth grade ia to officiate and burial will be level at Potterville on Tuesday. Ln the Yankee Spring* Cemetery. ot Michigan Schools. honors st th.- Cemetery. SPORT SHIRTS - KNIT5 Martin School District 1 Last day for registration for the special Martin School elec­ tion on annexation will be June 21. 1965. Only registered voters Yankee Springs, the son of Myron and Della (Ellsworth) b«)d July IS. 1». Sensiba. He spent his life in the Roy Blough, Secretary 6/171 Middleville and Delton areas. - DRESS SPORT SHIRTS DACRON-COTTON More About City Council PLAID SHIRTS former mem- ARNEL* SHIRT JACKET Continued from Pogo Ona 75% Textured weave no iron Center Monday. Arnel "Bo for the good of our youth, our town, our churches and our property, we as the Board of Die Graduates at Ferris Among the more than 900 Hastings Baptist Church appeal to this Council that you would graduates from Ferri* Stale Col­ exercise your Civic responsibility lege was Mrs. Fred (Donna Caufor our protection, and not allow kini Stanley. Her parents, Mr. The code luggeata that 1th. 8th the Hastings Bowl to be used on and 9th graders not date. It their Woodland property." Rev. suggests group or double dating Houseman concluded. Mayor Franklin C. BeckwttfT gents that steady dating to the exclusion of any oilier dating U controversial Question, and then not recommended during high gave all who desired to be heard school. an opportunity to speak at Mon­ day's session. The Rev. H. J. Buwalda of the school can promote school spirit by arranging datea which in­ E.UJB. Church declared he was volve such school activities as against the transfer as a moral athletic events, plays and dances. Issue, citing problems created by "A girl should always be called drinking. He also said the posi­ tion of the Assembly of God and not picked up at some street Baptist Church should be con­ sidered. Others spoke against the corner." transfer. The code Includes many speci­ Atty. Richard M. Shuster, who fic suggestions u to transporta­ tion. entertainment at home, ob- represented Robert luimbert and the Hastings Bowl. Inc. at the meeting, when It came his turn lane language, smoking and oth­ er subjects. certain that all others had been Youth agencies, public and pa­ heard. rochial uchool* have been fur- More About----Mm. Smith Father’s day is Sunday, June 20 .Joyce, and grandparents. triacetate Dacron* polyester. 25% combed cotton. Neat plaids! new richness. KNIT SHIRTS Mr. FASHION-COLLAR PANEL-FRONT YARN-DYED KNIT BAN-LON KNIT Sharp multi-color stripes. Vycron* polyester and cotton! Wash wear, little or no iron. Fashion collar, panel front and ribbed placket . . . big-time style! Little or no iron , ,cues, held at Top Taggart Field in Big Rapids Sunday afternoon, June 13. 3” The Kenyon - Meade reunion will be held at Tyden Park July More About Backward Glances DRESS SHIRTS Continued from Page One WHITS FORTREL* DAD LIKES DACRON-COTTON tired as principal thia year after serving the school system here since 1902. Included among the five were: Morley E. Osborne <1909-12, Howell; John F. Tho­ mas <1906-081. DetroitFrank X. He got quite a hand of ap­ BUsworth <19151, Kalamazoo; plause. and Atty. Shuster com­ Maurice R. Keyworth (1912mented on what a spot to be placed in—following that young <1915-19. Royal Oak. fellow. Atty. Shuster reviewed the Jiy sx-----------------------cation,----------— the title Principal . — of----------_ plans of the Hastings Bowl to --------erect a separate building for the Emeritus hjui been conferred proposed tavern, and to provide upon Mr. William T. Wallace, adequate parking and required the first of such action ever to 3” Fcrtrel* polyester means Dacron* polyester-cotton white dress shirt. Kingdor soft, short-point collar. Tapered for trim fit. Vented snort sleeves; Kingdor short-point collar. Father’s day is Sunday, June 20 facility. [sion of the extremely high reAftcr Atty. Shuster completed gurd Dial tills community lxu> his presentation, there was some | for Ito retiring prlncijxil, rebuttal and then the vote which ' .UK <11 11.10llngs Country Club, and has been Uie wonlen'a golf champion several present time. relation, and lias held other of- Gold FM Antenna Cert 100-Mik Recepiian $1)95 up BORTON’S Antenna Service Phone 945-9773 IrwMrt.745-1411. on July 21. 1981. on No. 5 al the local links. Mn. Smith has been prominent in State school board circles. Mlchigan for ; °B J?*7 ‘tnd Big Selection of Underwear • Robe* Pajama* • Beltii V. Slack* ofnctM wlu continue to the new storm sewer from Dibble block. honorary president; c. Duane Fox. to Fall Greek to Bultcma Bros, president; Roger Wallace, vice of Grand Rapids for their low Goodyear Brothen Hardware bld of J109MJM Three bids wJFe Company thia week announced tary, and Maurice Greenfield, received, with the high one 116.- the beginning of a FUhlng Con- lineal feet of 12 and 24-lnch pipe. include Marguerite Kaochele. Jean Aiderman Bareli said an ef­ Kimmel. Patricia Greenfield. Du­ fort should be made to h«»» a ane Jarman, Arthur McKelvey and traffic signal installed at Han­ over and Green. - and Mayor; Beckwith is to write the State 1 Highway Department requesting the installation. There is a blinker there now. 1lunge. SNEAKERS HAVE COOL COTTON DUCK UPPERS. A Prescription for Father ON FATHER'S DAY Designed to Make Him Happy! 1. Two ounces ELECTRIC RAZOR. 2. One ounce of a beautiful Amity LEATHER BILLFOLD. 3. One dram SHAVING LOTION 4. Two drams Men's COLOGNE. 5.' Half-ounce of Dad'* favorite TOBACCO. 6. Half-ounce fine CIGARS. 7. A pound of our delicious Fanny Farmer CHOCOLATES. 8. Plus S&H Green Stamps. Get this Proscription filled at general fund to the water de­ partment for fire hydrant rental. Aidermen approved a new Blue Cross policy with the City pay­ ing 18159 a month for hospital­ isation insurance for municipal employees In the pay bracket from MfiOO to 85,000 wlilch pro­ vides a maximum of 365 days hospitalisation. The cost for em- n H u i; s ^98 day morning, a terrlflo storm of hall, rain and wind and a small cyclone pared over the aouthand Gull township and at Wall cottages Cotton enameling duck uppers, molded suction cup design soles. Cushion innersole, arch support. Block, white. A value from Penney's! Deputy Game Worden MlUenpitolixatlon insurance for their beckcr, of Charlotte, playing a families. if they desire it. hunch, dragged Doud Irtke. and found a large fish trap made thoriaed to hold the annual of poultry' nottlng and buggy Model Airplane meet at the atr­ Among the bills paid was one for *552, the coat of removing 92 stumps st 86 each. The State Highway Depart­ ment is considering improving Green Street from Hanover to the west City limits, following a request from Maydr Beckwith. E. A. Bellenbaum, chief plan­ ning engineer, wrote Mayor or next, with the understanding that It would be acceptable with­ out additional work when turn­ back to the City's JurtadictAm chief engineer of Hie State High­ way Department, writing on the City’s request for State partici­ pation In the installation of a 30-lnch storm sewer on Market Street from Green to the Thorn­ apple River, said that the State would take whatever corrective measures necessary when and if State Street is developed as a trunkline. “This would definitely 'require Ititorsccucn ot Market and State 110 W. State YOU PONT NEED CASH . . . JUST SAY "CHARGE IT" drainage problem is most severe. -It appears, therefore, that the Department must hold In abey­ ance, any participation In the proposed drain until a firm un- ENJOY CAREFREE Whu jw’rt insurtd h» WOLVERINES NEW Boito»n«r‘s Policj CUSHION SOLE SOCKS FOR MEN Hui! Coverage UoMBfy M Medical Payment! 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Shop HI CHARGE IT! �♦—THE HASTING B BANNER Woodland MethodM Church EDITORIAL Let’s Give Dad build M the courthouse location (Continued from Pg 1. this Sec » in Ute bucket." in meeting practical pie using the lol would have to a Rea] straete to get to the jail-court house complex. WE NEED THE JAH.. BUT| NOT BADLY ENOUGH TO BE I'RESSURED INTO BUILDING ON AN UNFAVORABLE LOCA- To gift Dod from head to toe on oil Hie fashions he favors. publish. herewith, through Uie . courtesy of Ken Radant, a WBCH I Editorial of June 15. constating of a ' beeper telephone" Interview with Mr Rotx-rt Russell. the State JaU INFERNO by Hickok Men's Cologne and Aftershave Aftershave ..Russell made here during a meet­ ing with the Citlsens Committee I of Barry County and contains Informatton that should be given $2.25 & $3.50 of thia county tn coming to a C'Vncliwcn regarding Uie beat site Cologne .QUESTION: Mr. Russell. I wonder ' if you could tell me what are | the necessary elements needed when a County constructs a new | \ DRESS SHIRTS By Shapely size; mandatory equipment, and so forth. MR RUSSELL: Weil, referring (o uzr. there te a requirement of prisoners . . between first of­ fenders and lianleticd criminals . .' . between prisoners serving sentence and those awaiting trial Cool and comfortable long u«ipei the lung haul, to build al a dif­ from the Snow Church southeast urged by Chief of Police Richard ferent location ... to build a of Grand Rapid* Rev Wm. H. Nstbery. associate pastor of the Hastings Methodist Church and Fall Creek parking k* during have ample parking facillttaa around It. Perhifs from the ro­ unlays. TIk Motor-Aires, under the Mipervtalon of Uie City Police. port could be attuned. but thte Camp bl WMbsford, Md Thia la QUESTION: There has been some ressrvaUon In the country and Friday* confusion apparently as to the te attended by li.QOO boys. Rev Ncthery has no plans for the tu­ pan. on Saturday* statement attributed to you that you made recently. We under­ With the legislative death stand that you met with the knHi sounding over a state-wide motor vehicle inspection pro­ gram. the chairman of the Mkh- his big day. here ora ideas galoraf choose from our selection of Urge Vehicle Owners Go Thru ‘Safety Check’ ■ $4.00 and $5.00 all other prisoners. Hie jail is designed to that Inmates may be loaded on Uie inside of the budding IM* la what we cotnmunlg’ refer to in Uie iein.icuUr ■■ . " Th 11 1. In M. be a director of the Religious Counseling Center, a recently established branch of the. Kala­ mazoo Council of Clrurchca He aoo Child Guidance Clinic, Su*made the statement that a one- cevdlng Rev Nemeth will be story Jail, on a location away Rev. Carl BUvemall. who al present is an agricultural mis­ Hendershot & Vicinity sionary tn Brazil and lias drain'd stands, would bs more eaxxxnl- a rural church tn a fanning By Wrs. Klrhard C.lnrk c*l than a two-story jail on the community. Rev. SUvtmail u ■mrta $ raws »4J-»75J married and they have throo ' Pat Underhill spent the first ua any additional clarification on ;»rek of June at' Lake Gogebic that . . . other than what you've be leaving the Woodbury U. B. I Ashing. Olliers in hte group were Marv Edwards. Frank Barry. Church nt conference time. ! Gordon Bennett and Wayne WU- 7, "7 I Hams. They reported Ashing aa MR. RU8BKLL: Weil, baaed on ?’,b2Ul "zrzrpaMor and people and ^xcwltemt * Mr. and Mn. Carey expertexKes of other cosnmunlJon" ue,t' a,‘nda>' dl,lnrr <umU itJ' * 8und»y dinner gurote of Mr. the sheriffs of Mkhigan-that It *^r ,,,d Mr* Dtck CUrk her la, from an operational stand­ ‘ •“‘*7,°’ rommunlt> folks, the Elmer Colvins and point. more economical to oper­ to .?**' '’’'■’V"™1 Doris of Hastings. In the afterBO to.Ulrtr i noon they all called on Mr. and ate a single-story unit than any new field* Abma haort.v _ «-u. multiple building. Tills la from . Mr and Mr* Victor Steaon at- ‘saddened Sunday morning when tendetl the Freeport alumni ? spelman Casey paated away In banquet at MlddlevUh- Saturday. j,u sleeji He was a resident of There were about 120 present (he Hind* district for many story units—a food elevator — The Frct[x>:t Alumni, like so years Our sympathy la extended these tilings of course are elimi­ many others, to a dying organ!- u, the family For Sunday dinner Mr and nated. All the way .around con- tattoo. Since there te no loag<-r a high school in Freeport and Mrs. Ted O'Laughlin entertained the children attend school in Terry O'Laughlin ot Battle Creek Middleville, there ore no longrr in honor of their son, Vaughn In to have n single-story unit than। any real Freeport High gradu- the afternoon they all attended tttes. This year there were 161 baccalaureate at Central audiUie multiple-story. area young proplr who gradu- torlum Afterward*, Mr. and Mrs. QUESTION: Do you have anything ated tn the Middleville class but 1-arry plaunt and family and Mr. only four of three were interretnl and Mr* Clinton Brill and boy* else that you would like to add. , enough to attend the banquet, were guests al the OXaughiln* Mr. Russell? It te expected that the rtlw ad- for «•» cream and cake. * Mon.u diUon being added to the Ele- (day evening thing* were really MR RUSS Eli.Well, other than [ nientara-. building In Freeport hopping «l ‘he O’Laughlin home I certainly hope th»t Barry will lx dimplaced so tte I96d *hen Margret entertained with court, aort up.Uh . I l*~rt« am bo rtrt U«r "‘“S" Ilnowu-buul Sthool olrtrtl wish Urt|”l M'“ "a* •“ “ft wcrKSDie pun I xnow uui ii u mlnuU. -j^^jjudy Bash There were about 30 expensive in the manner to mm ixeiirencnt of the chll- S*1* who enJ°)ed the cook-oul which you are operating. We dla-1 drett But most of the teachers ! Mrv Bertha-Garrison remains ,rt«u>»U.rtprtvuort aixl other people prior to “* Sd? £u« on li£ «'* •nd. -Kobm closing of the jail. but U did ... and now I hope1 *H«. *“c?Uon QUESTION Well, let's move has urged Michigan's motorists to "participate In the volunteer auto Inspection programs being held In many communltlcw of the State. dial they can come up with ui Ur .Bob returned on Monday nrid ,or u“'n‘ W,1Lwt^hw"^/.^. reuinimThrnne and Mm John w™i.>J‘Prld"v * Thr , AB wlU ’T"Tt taxpayers of Ulla County. Now. As mentioned previously in this H»pliaF-on Turoday, June 8 * Uor/ Doug and ould you give u* in your opinion, and Eld‘n?] mnL'h »r and «»• hau^' Newton, where the most economical build- column, there te no question re-1 girding the need tor a new Mil Z’ &nlth Dorothy and Beverly, spent the 8«au>g roe nreu lor a new jiii 8unfUy dlnn4T o{ her uerten<| w Friday cvebut Uiere te rnery- rewsor to guro- ; parent* Mr Victor ,llnB lhry attended ■ _ ~ ' and ----- Mrs ------------- I.IIIK ■U.UUtV the HIP tallighl IW.IUUIV lious? loratton, or. aa an alter- jtton the site, auwxi * of Wood- double-header iw.rtiuur ballgame hiiu and Sat....... the suitability ft j... — — ..... - Th.—- teachm . ...... ................ Sa.iMtn. site srpa- 1 »:xxifted —by Kv Uie Board n... K.—•_ ! 1 1• 0 .M'JmmH enjoyed enjoyed breakfaM breakfast urday urdav they tlwv visited visited GrecnArld Grrenflrlrt of Super-1 *h ’?® f patlve, another building 1 wllh llle other teachers in the Village, a Sunday evening call­ ’ rated from the courthouse square. ___ Lakewood .system at the high era of Leo and Dorotha CumTHEREFURE. LET'S TAKE tchool cafeteria Wednesday mIngs were Mr and Mrs George MR. RUSSELL: Writ. In this reTHE TIME TO MAKE SURE WE ''tM1 *l the former group Myers of Hastings ♦ ,Your corRErtiiRE a sits- that whj had dinner at the Highlander at respondent will be on vacation ’ tiie Department of Correction MFKT TWF IONG R.ANGK ,LuU‘n8* honoring the retiring and unable to write the news. Smith, and those ------------a-----------because the only requirement is. MEET THE LONG RANGE UacllcMr* Carleton Kacchele ac­ ' under the law. that It be built NEEDS OF BARRY COUNTY who arc leaving the system this EVEN AT THE EXPENSE OF|F«W- Each of the hnnon.ro wu companied Dr. and Mr* Wayne ' within the corporate limits of the CONTINUING BOARDING t"™** <«th a amaB gift , | TILS'by Metcalf . . Vripe*. sdbd* Ail his f*vor<ts pat­ terns. fabrics and colors fl.SO ap Men's Cutlery by Sehrade Waldon SWIM TRUNKS in boxer ilylev. belted models and new stretch styles. *M» »• $4.59 KNIVES . . of all sixes and styles, including hunting knives. The Hastings Banner By Vidor Sitton tn-»Ul (gignment. PAJAMAS . long or .short, cool cotton for his summer sleeping comfort. $3.95 .p $2.50 and up Others from $1.00 OPERATIONS FOR A WHILE i frf 8pBfu Imm ■ a wedding Mrs F hud been _____________________________ |returned hexne from a Winter at 1 chairman that noon at the the South Pole and a World ladks luncheon at the Hastings U oul Wri/wllnnd (Crowe, and visited hte grand-1 Hotel fW 31 members of the VUUUlUIlll parents, Mr. and Mrs Max HHS lf.th reunion cla*. They urge you to hunt up your paper or borrow your neighbor s and read it carefully. If you don't want a big white elephant on UMBRELLAS in durable ny­ lon with handseme, sturdy frames; easy to open. $5.95 »p kUDIT Bureau you can vote intelligently when the opportunity is presented A neighbor called our attention GOLF and SPORT HAT. We Carry the Jonscy, the one everyone wears for golf and other/sports. Light or dark colors. • $2.95 HASTINGS SWEATERS . . lightweight cardigans and pullovers in smooth or slubbed knits. $9*W5 up Natiaasl Aa««rti»taa K«prMMlali»! MlClIIllAX fHMB XEKVICK, lac. toral changes affecting We* Woodland retadenta Rev Ixiwell SHORTS in Bermuda or Ja­ maica lengths. Madras, pop­ lin and other light fabrics. $3.49 to $4.50 NATIONAL the pastorate of tlx- Evangelical United Brethren Church near EDITORIAL Charlevoix and with hte family is moving to the new charge thia week. Various ministers will supply the pulpit hero until a ore completed with one thought in mind: to comfort and help the family as much os human capabili­ HANDKERCHIEFS — Fine linens . . . from 75c to $1.00 Me think ot the Job ot servfeour diems as a round-thocTxk proposition. After all, losses don't limit themaelvsa to aa 8-hour workday. If yo« SPORT SHIRTS by Shapely. Smart styles in regular tail types or shirt jacs. Koits and broadcloth fabrics. Colon and patterns galore. $3.59 te $4.00 No Bun Mcflltaliin Men'I Weal . . YOU We Rent Fo/mal Wear — CANT AFFORD Alt phases of our service— from the professional care tcr'The care and arrangement of flowers— ACCESSORIES by Hickok. Tie tacks and cuff link* to Suit every dad's taste. $150 up . Which We Strive To Achieve TIRRT ROBE for home or beach; carefree comfort for him'in cho.cc ot blue, white or tan. $11.95 “DRESS' WELL CORNER WALNUT AND S. JEFFERSON NOT 138 E. State St. TO Quitting Time on Service home, auto accident, business catastrophe... you want help sight away. You'll get just that program in our hands. RANDSEN’C F Insurance Agency Over Miller's Jewelers 120 W. STATE ST. Phoae Wl 5-4174 ties allow. LE0I1RRD OSGOOD ■junenalJ^otne CHARLES H. LEONARD JACK D OSGOOD Phone 945-2471 �I I Charge Driver With Leaving Accident Scene will return in Augustj Ifta. Lewis Stanton was an*I Barry Sale* Tax­ __ ... ovcrniglr.. guest at the home of her granddaughter. the Richardi Payment* $83,815 Wards, of Battle Cr«k on Wed­ Michigan collected a total of nesday of last week and attend­' *104 766X303* m aaicw taxes last ed a muaioal recital tn which1 April, with Barry County paying her groat, granddaughter. Pa™ XL ‘X two days in Hastings with hb mother and hl* Miter and family, the Leon Halts. Bruce, hi* wife, and nhroa children. Mike. IT. Kathy. 13, and Chrta. 5, will move July 1 to Cordoba. Argentina, where ha will be general mana-; September town af Circuit Court nukr * personal bond. According to City Pollee, Crtt- [Mr and Mn. Waltar Soule* of. I Lansing, Mis* Josephine Plnlin of Fowlerville. Mr. and MnI Charles Mskley and Richard Barry’s Board Bill for Eaton K\r .W*.**U-‘,a*urdaJr materials produced MM genand Bunday nights with her. . cral incirj1UndUe *4.009. fo-jd Dr. and Mra. Gordon Finnic. *32.434. automotive »24J&4, apvtsiicd bit slattr and family, the' parel 41.343. furniture *2.035. Robert VandceWerfs at Mono- miscellaneous retail »5,7(B and tototo FaBa. Wis, over the week- [ n-retail MiN. Uae tax totaled ._ < .. . -. lianas aa In Harr* . were injured and two killed. Deputies investigated 35 mis­ cellaneous complaint*. 11 trattle complaints and 34 Other criminal complaint*. They gave assistance to other department* on 23 occasions, bounlied 133 fox. Issued 391 traf­ fic tickets, processed 541 driver'* CHARM GROUP CAR WASHER two for disturbing the peace and oijB-each for drunk driving, dis­ orderly- conduct, simple assault, assault and battery and escaping ASK ABOUT DETAILS Accident Victims Remain in Hospital ’Wniturt 3 CHROME FLASHLIGHTS ONE FOR EVERY NEED! UlL COMPLEIE WITH ■JLAU. ' 3 FOR J ONLY BAIlfRItS' Flexfab, Beer Warehouse Entered Deputy Sheriff Harvey Bakei Investigated the tweaking and Double Size SOFA-BEDS RECLINING LOUNGE Luxury Chairs For Dad Deputy Baker said Flexfl entered by forcing open th! door with a bar, prying jj from the casing. Draven Comfortable and stylish sofa-by-day easily' convert* into a bed for two at night. Choice of colors. Res- $7*50. 5 ft * Middleville Popular tilt-back style that combines comfort with modem ft styling. Choice of col* < or*. Reg. >59.50. . W Includes: By Mrt. Mary Jacktot MONEY DOWN! 9i 12 ROOM SIZE EXTRA LONG SOFA IN YOUR CHOICE OF COLORS. WILL CONVERT CARPET INTO A COMFORTABU BED FOR TWO'AT NIGHT AND FOAM PADDING MATCHING MAN-SIZE LOUNGE CHAIR 7 PC. DINETTE SETS RECTANGULAR COFFEE TABU Featuring a formica, topped table with extra leaf and set of ~ six fully upholstered $ Jl QoO chairs in several colors. tt > THREE TOSS PILLOWS Reg. $89.50. J Innerspring PAIR OF MODERN STIF-IND TABLES PAIR OF TABU LAMPS * PAIR OP ND PILLOWS ★' TWO 3*0 PICTURES $1698 MATTRESSES All sizes (twin, 44. and full). Fully guaranteed name brand units. Reg. >29.50. gift |V ft ft Ray Potts accompanied her daughter. Mr*. Alice Trcpp. to Merritt last Wednesday to visit Mrs. George Hines. They re­ turned home Saturday a Mrs. Edmond Irving and daughler, Busan, of Indianapolis, Ind. made a surprise visit on ihe Ray Pott*' They, with Mr. Pott*, went to Evart to visit relatives until Saturday, evening * Harry Rogers, son of Mr. and Mn. Gerald Rogers ot Hastings, was graduated from Hasting* High School Friday. Hi* grandparents. Mr. and Mr*. James Polhcmus. attended the baccalaureate serv­ ice*. Mrs. Lyle Buckingham (nee Barbara Cotten received a HA degree from Western Michigan University and is to teach first grade in Yorkville neat Fall Mr. and Mr*. Buckingham have tithe children He teaches Elenes at Parchment. * Mr. and Mrs. Hay Pott* are visiting their daughter *nd family. Mr. and Mrs. Irwin, in Indianapolis. Ind... this week The Jack Caton family of In­ dianapolis. Ind . arrived Friday to v»it at Well Lake at the Dunn oottago. John Haan is visiting his ma­ ternal gnuxipuri'nu at Maron tn Allegan county thio week. �Chrystal Case Students Enjoy Arts Festival IThornapple Garden Club Plants Tree at Facility Personal Mention Receptions Honor Graduates Honoring high school graduate larry Watson. hl* psten's, the j Bernard Watson*, entertained with i a reception following baccalaureate, visiting her mother. Mra. Oeorgs W. Spillane. 912 & Broadway, for 10 days. Her brother. Mr. and Mra. Robert O BpUlane and TM’STK' -n»nw>< 'SS. Si Mrs Glenn Ingram u I - The business meeting 'TH, rah. of Troy. Ohio. aBo spent the weekend visiting hla mother. | Mra. Ina Kepyon i* looking forward to a very pleasant week | aa aho is attending certmoniM tar two of her grandchildren.. She in leaving this Thursday for the graduation of her grand­ daughter. Pamela FlnkMner, from the Parkside High School in Jackson, and Friday morning c®*1 to Kannopolia, N. C. where they will attend live wedding of her grandson. Tom. aon of the Rus- •ngagement Kitty, to r to Fred Tebo. son of Mr. and Mra. Charles Tebo. Camp Ground Rd. Linda is a 1964 graduate of Mlaa Sharon Williams la home J vsrslly this Fall. Her fiance Is a at Kellogg Community from Central Michigan Unlrer- student "* ally to spend until July 1* With College. No date has been set her parents, the Warren Wil­ for the wedding. liam*. at which time she will go to Walloon Lake where she la employed for the Summer. Mr. and Mra. Fay Hummel entertained Mr. and Mra. Avery SchrotU of Battle Crock for dinner Saturday evening. The James Partridge family enjoyed a weekend of fishing Bruce Babcock Honored Following His Graduation Friends Honor Graduate After 17 Years of Study Mr., Mrs. Gross Honored al 25th Jubilee Celebration cm Michigan University when he received his BS degrre in engi­ neering and technology on Satur- Father's Day at the home ot hl parents, ibe Milo Partndgw and will also observe the «t birthday of their son. Frank. Double Ring Rites Unite Couple at Yankee Springs trait. Harper Woods. Delton. Hopkins, Nashville. St. Clair Shores, as well as this vicinity. Among the relatives who were Dinner guests of the Chester School on Thursday. June 10. Cromers on Sunday, June 0. for, The commencement was held nt the pleasure of their daughter,1 the Western Michigan Univcr-, Mary Ann, were Mra. Hagel Lewis ally Field House, nnd attending and family of Barryton, who also from here were the boys1 mother, advertised in Vogue Magazine Society newS credits to graduate ot the md of his Junior yrur. will be enter­ ing Western Michigan Univer­ sity In the Fall as he plans on (^hip'i^hord butterfly print blouse:^ bra and palms graced the worship center Mrs. Ronald Berg and Mra Jack McCormack provided the tra­ ditional wedding music. Given In marriage by her father, die bride wore a floor-length gown University to spend a weak with hla parents, the OrriUe VanWles. before entering the Bum­ mer session. His roocnmaU, Dud­ E. W. Bliss tn February ot th'* ley Marcum, of Oklahoma City, yaar after working there for 43 accompanied him here and left years. They live at Morgan. on Monday for his Summer Job Claude had three children by a previous marriage . as did Mra. irom iict p.u.n Mrs aromr ILutla. chairman of the day’s program, gave a very Interesting one on How to Use Annuals and Perennial* in Land­ scaping " She explained how land­ scaping can Increase the value on one's property, also how to draw a plan for one's flowers regarding color. A pleasant afternoon-was closed with Ute hoalensea serving several kinds at delicious cuuklrs and tea Open House Marks 25th Anniversary Friends afe invit’d to an open house In honor of the 3Mh wed­ ding anniversary of Mr and Mra. W. O. Coleman to be iwld nt their home. M0 E. State St. on Sunday. June 20. from 1 to 4 p in. rose appliques also. Her fingertip veil ot Illusion was held In place Mra. Henry Rogers on Tuesday. by a cluster ot organdy bows and Mra. Rogers accompanied her pearls. Site carried a bouquet of son and wife. Mr. and Mrs. Wil­ lard Rogers to Hesperia where they spent the weekend. daughter; and Mr. and Mrs. Earl Stevens (nee Joyce Grossi who were married on Friday before the open house, and many other rela­ tives and friends. Refreshments were served by alike In mint green, street-length, slieathdrcases withmalchlng head­ pieces. They all-fSrried bouquets ot white csgnatlons. Miss Kathy Allen, sister of the Mike Beckwiths, for two wack* left Sunday by plane for their home In Oakridge. Ore. Mr. and THE MODERN FASHION A FLOOR TO MEET EVERY BUDGET HASTINGS FLOOR COVERING Mlchael Dorman and Mr and Mra. Wm. Wipperfurth of Spring Lake. -JCatiilccn also entertained pleat-treated and notched. (Armstrong LINOLEUM 123 W. Stoic Sf. tlent at Butterworth Hospital. Grand Rapids, where she U to undergo kr.ee surgery. 4.00 WWWLDs The announcement of the1 cottage St Wall Lake on Tuesday Immediately following the cere­ Wletnlk’s open house was quite evening,' June 8. for the pleasure. mony. a reception was held In the unique. Tire Invitation iveraldtd of two ot Ken's co-workers at church parlors. The MImcs Gall completion of Shjricy’s 17-yw • the Hastings Mutual Insurance Allison, Gloria Ldgh and Teiu course nnd said in part: Co., who are leaving in the near "The great day lux* at last, future, Charles Fry nnd Charles From HODGES' charge of the gurat book. Thaoe helping about were Mrs Xyle Bil­ lings. Mrs. Barbara Count anti Father's Day is Sunday, June 20 Norelco, Sunbeam or Remington cousins, Mr. and Mrs. George Banghart and Cheryl of Albu­ querque. NM. Cheryl celebrated her birthday while here and was thrilled with the celebration in her honor, especially the cake All feminine charm, accented by the notched Bermuda collar. Yours in 65% Dacron* polyester, 35% cotton. Softest pastels on white. 28 to 38. Electric Shavers from The Bonnet & Gown Men's Watches t„m’13” By Butova, Wyler, G.P. and Vantage Zippo Ronson Lighters Alma Fingleton .„d from Radios tallied their neighborhood pot­ luck club on Saturday evening, and winning honors nt bridge □ncJ a Gift Selection that is sure to produce the "Just Right" One! 210 E. Grand St. ANNOUNCES Six Weeks Summer School Laurels sisters from Alma, Mr. and Mra. Herbert Austin and I family and Mr. and Mn. Lyle Perry and family, and his broth- ENROLLMENT Classes Begin June 23rd BALLET TAP ACROBATIC JAZZ BALLROOM and TOE DANCING Phone Wl 5r5756 or Wl 5-4431 A Truly Fine Selection by the American Greeting Card Company Mrs. D. C. French and Roy , Hubturd won top honors in north - south Duplicate Bridge} play Tuesday evening al the* Hasting* Country Club and Mra. i Charles Potts and Mrs Gordon Ironside, Sr., won first In east- i wrat play. Second In north-south ' play went to R. M. Black and Mra. Loma Davidson of Grand I Rapids and third to Mrs. Wil- | Ham Stebbins and Mrs. Roy Hubbard. Second in east-wem I play went to Mr. and Mra. G. B. h Goudy.ar and ihlrd to Mr. and' Mra. Jack Kennedy. i> Spmdel Watch Bands Electric Shaver dies and Men's Shaving Toiletries of c Billfolds Smoking Supplies . . . Cigars, Cigarettes, Lighters, etc. Automatic Pens and Pencils Clocks and Watches LAPO Buxton V Billfolds from BINOCULARS, CHESS SETS. BAR ACCESSORIES .... Shop Hodges Jewelry. Father's Day Headquarters for Barry County. Hodges ... . Established 1931 jewelry Ph. Wl 5-2963 �Leon Slanders Honored on 50th Wedding Jubilee I Roses Decorote [Tables for HCC Bridge Luncheon Bikihum* of rbees dccoratn Delton WSCS Valley ■v 7'r»r«z*>*>v v» u« Hears Report on African Work ™ "SIX’ SETS! I Jennette Barry , is Complimented p^1 U. — . you'll love our BAKED GOODS Save! EMBOSSED VINYL SHOWER CURTAIN Jolinacn and Ruth Curu*. all of. whan have been fortunate enough to receive Usrlr College of Regent* degree, which U the third <i««ree in Uie Women of the Moose. 1' Delton Area By Mrt. John Peubady MUei Parks, whose American hwne was in Na*hvine, will be returning to her school pupil* Altoft Mothers Club Gives $214 to Special School 24c Onion Hamburg Buns Reg. 1.00 32c Ben Franklin Henice. Recorder. Destrlee WU-: liam*. Guide, Pauline 8mlth; Mu ustant Guide. E*ilt Zimmerman; Augua. Margaret fisnaW; 8®1nel. Marie Hammond; Plant*, Margaret Gerald. Welcome Wogon Club Holds Outdoor Barbecue A rich hamburg bun with onion Hike throughout Something different! Pick from a bouquet of colon .. . floral or-leafy pattarnvdesigned to Hatter your bathroom! 6x6 ft. imported curtain of virgin vinyl is stain and mildew proof, has heat-sealed edges for Ion?wear! An out­ standing value, priced for big savings! -- \. - High School* they are enrolling' <*0 per year, where IS years ago t there were only aa. They are endeavoring to furnUh Chrutian education along the usual subjects taught tn high I inc siren in «uch achool*. the atudenuk arc iaanUns u» build brick houMA. even making their ----------------------------- f’**® Women of Moose Taw,*. Uln«l Uw fro guosta with thtgr ■tnsing. Mn. Marciu* Taber of­ fered the opening prayer, and Mrs. Nell Hughes, the benedlo- WtaifTT trciuurer. reported a I profit ot IT!3b from the auction served punch and appetiser* by the I in May The club will pnanU a boat and hostess. The men tian-1 died the cooking on the outdoor County Sixxial Education BcixjoL , grill* while the ladlrs arranged the Thu'mit represent* the balance, food at the picnic table* aaeambled of the treasury over the past­ tn the back yard. ; few year*. If annexation to the Hastings Public School* occurs. Dinner Rolls: Bunerflske. cloverleaf, potato biscuit*, parkarhouw, hard roll*, and graham gams. Shortcoke Baking Powder Biscuits Orange Knots6 for 39c Coffee Cakes 58^Small 32c 102 West State Street in Hasting* A Urge variety Vo choate horn Ramember Every Wed. Cookie Day, 4 dox. ant. pkg. $1 WANT TO BUY? Try the Want Column DALE’S BAKE SHOP Wesley Emery. Mr. and Mrs Von Howell. Mr. and Mra Ittllh Tay­ lor, Mr knd Mr*. Dexter EUtott. WHITE'S Photography WKDDINjC PHOTOGRAPHY Sunday, June 20 lUsnws.PM. an accident Thursday night near Doan* Lake. He was injured a pct in the hospital. * Mrs. B. Wigs* and daughter of Syracuse, Ind.. 945-3967 Hand it to dear ol' Dad. His well deserved day is almost here. June 20th to be exact. Gift suggestions? How about a cool short-sleeve dress shirt? All white, colors or stripes. Van Heusen or Arrow — $4.00 to $ydO~Or maybe~o~new bathrobe? They start at just $^99. At Cleveland's. Anyone? MlMlle Wins 5J3 RD Strangle MJ*»lle Squadron. McConnell A. A B. Bryden graduated from . \ Give Dad a pair of these Jiffies and his feet | will be happy all / year long! They're I f Z^-’ comfy slippers for slippin' around the house. Just $3.00 to $3.50. Great Dad's Day gift. P.S. They're washable. Squaring of! for summer, So stop by Mom. And while Or, how about Janken's “Checkher Out" swim short, you're here, look at our a Pair of a game little gingham shot big collection of JAC Slacks? * Shirts. Priced from $3.99 to $6.95. See you this week! The two-piece swimsuit takes care of itself For Father's Day GiftsV Cleveland's Barbecued \ Chicken & Spare Ribs .come and Is a Man's Best Friend CLEVELAND’S • 130 E. State •• - In a stay-crisp blend ■ of Celanese Fort/el* polyestar and cotton. The bra adjusts at straps and back; • the trunk Is fully lined ■nd back zipped. 8-16, 15.00 just wear a smile and ajailtZCll get'emj , The Superette Tom fir Solly Robinson MENS and BOYS' WEAR . ' through at waist and bodies with the all-girl touch of ribbon laced eyelot 205 N. Michigan —OPEN DAILY— 9 A.M. to 11 P.M. LooA for famous ’Trade-Name' labels on the things you buy . . . yoy'll find them here! Parmaleei124 East State Street �1 HASTINGS BANNER Joins Notional Mayor Asks Resignation of Airport Manager Births at Pennock Journalism Honorary _M-ry.B-«. - th. ' Hastings City Council members and Mayor Franklin C. Beckwith 02000002000000000100000102230101 to Margery ... Lockwood. Muilenix and Judy Bliss. ; Honor students, tlioae maintainIna 35 Or higher for their four mn included Terry Gerald. San­ sented Jo David Farrell. Laura dra Btiaon. Ixw Vahtang. Laurel Adam*. Snr Converse. Carol Con­ Godfrey. Carol Jill vert. Gordon CMkcs. Pat Murphy. ^ST. Parol Row.Hengubach Dare Hook. Sue Patty Senriba. Mike Maria. Carol went to Sanity IP Ison. Carol Hose. Nyla Jo Darby. Denny Story* and Karen Spaceman, editors; Jamie Pavikh. Ek n Worgcsb. Sully Kenheld. Jean Kelsey. R«.-r Gibson. Diana Grraifleki and Terry McFirat-yrar Fortnight award* were given to Dolma Acker. Sue Bach­ Joan Pavheli, Don Conrad and man. Crai« Huntley. Mary Ann Judy Fender nvclvaf »400 Hastings Karine*. Cindy Sage. Bob Stevens MEg, Oornpany sctolarshii* and Denny Stans. • VfcMdictortan Terry Gerald re­ Flrst-ycar choir letters and serv­ ceived the 3500 Blue A Gold achcl- ice bars: Mary Bab. Lee Belfield. •rahip, Cheryl Uwis the Library,„„„. «... Cidb ^oiwahlp. Charles Drake Rurkey. R;lnl Carr. Jean Cavathe MSU competitive award. Kitty naugh. Carolyn Coat*. Gary- CuvRush. Carol Roae and Katltleen|)rr. La^e Eliott. Nancy Kill*. Dorman MBU scholarships. Lee, Rosemary Fbnl. Kathy OaaxiU. Vahtang the Univentity of Michl-]meg Gerald. Dick Oerllnger. gkn Alumni scholarship. Sue Bab--Christine Hall. Christoper Hall, i b I-*M "* ~i w 1 tZnn/n. «■ ____ n___ a_k.._ ««_ cock the National Honor Society scholarship award nnd Oakland Steve Jacob*, Kevin Kctul. Cecil University award. Leffci. Agnes MePharlm. Cuxiy Sandy Below received Uie East­ Moyer. Dex* O'Laughlin, Mary ern Michigan University scliular- Settles. Tom Smelker. Jan Springer. Stap. Nyla Jo Darby the Spring Mary Stutz. David Tebo. Chris Arbor award. Gonkni Endsley the Thompton. Elaine Tucker, Erie Oily Bank scholarship to HSU. vonRcU. Shirley Warner, Ned Wil­ Cynthia Guggemot the Ferri., State der and George Wink* acbolarahip, Sue Muilenix the Second-yew choir service bars: WMU Scholarship and Ren Dingeraon the Jaycee scholarship. FIRST DELTON PASTOR—The Rev. Fr. Denis P. Nash. a native of Ireland, has been assigned by Bishop Babcock ot the Catholic Diocese of Grand Rapid* as Hie first pastor ot the new parish. St. Ambrose. established at Delton. New appointment* ot 43 priest* tn the diocese were announced June 9. HL Ambrose will have Oar Lady of Great Oak. Dowling, aa a minion. Both th* Delton and Dowling parishes have been missions of SL Rose ot IJma of Hastings. Middleville remains a mission of SL Rose. St. Ambrose at Delton. Becomes Herbert Rslnhardt scholarship.' iyn Howell. Tim Ingram. Marilyn Terry Gerald and Carol Rose U-M '------’------------ ’—*— 1 Separate Parish awards, Joane Parikh. Judy Pen- sistan l pastor at St. John Vlanney Church. Grand Rapids, re­ maining there for six years until being transferred to St. Mary's al Spring Lake in June of 1940. dor. Mary Lockwood. Marjorie Buck and Sandra Allenllng Ute Business and Professional Women's Baxon Athletic Booster Club scholarships went to Steve O'Don­ nell, Bob Stevens, Carl Peterson and Dare Will. TV^i« A. WoltniCE drinking water and toilet facilities not available for extended periods of Ume; airport registry book not available for fieriods of time; air­ craft not parked in designated spaces or places for lengthy pe­ riods of time. The ramp has been by Dawn Church. John Houk. Cindy Sage. Cathy Shurlow. Elen ling as a mission, has been a WurgeM aul Terry McCLiakcy. mission of St. Rose of Lima I Church of Hastings. St. Rose will i continue to have St. Augustine ; at Middleville os a mission E. L. CARPENTER HARDWARE 142 L Stato St. Phono Wl 5-29S3 Man Throw From Car, < Drowns LET US FIX YOUR TV AS IT OUGHT TO IE FIXED Expectance plus skill make the difference in TV repair*. For quick service call us today. W« repair hi-fi and tapa racordors, too. CENTRAL RADIO & TV HOWARD TRUMBULL Wl 5-9U7 D Wl 5-5992 121 N. JaHarsoa at Mill Fovwioly at Firvstona Stars We Close ot'A Noon on Saturdays --- --—......... iuuunji uicauxv oy r«uirr occurred at 11115 on old US-131 |Mole*kl and tn June-of 1943 the at Doanes Lake. : Rev. Fr. Joseph C. Dunphy, now They sold the northbound rar paitor of 8t Rn,f took p.rt )n failed to make a sdght curve tniUw ground-breaking ceremonies the highway, went off the rood. of me new Delton edifice. and rolled over In® the lake.; nett- 81 Ambrose Church polkx told Mr. Roberta was thrown was dedicated by Bishop Babeock out of the car into three or Mir hl March of 1964. The church 1* feel of water. They tstlmspf Mr. Iocated off Hie Hickory Corners Roberta was tn the water some 20: Rond Just south of IU tnteraecmlnutcs before being discovered. | t<on with M-43 Nine lota. 44 by Mr. Robert* wa* a truck driver j iM, were purchased in the Fall for Valley Metal Product* Com- of 1951 Bt a coat of 83.600. The p<Viy In Plainwell. He Is survived j flmt building wa* started on by hla wife. Janet; two daughters.; july 4, 1953. The Stations of the Crow In nt1 X'iwXin; in • me # church “Udi tor turn which brothers. Jack or snetbyruie ana j-a!, 255 blewd on March Gene of Plainwell. and one sister. ° “Su s-uThdd °Mo<S'eM ' * ^'-OoU’^Txirior. 49^ 90 Services were held Monday at । 1.30 pm at the Marahal) A OmenN(uh rnrn„ u Ra Funeral Home Masonic WsvtWde Count frotn 8t M •, Bt Bprln< Main Speaker !his primary and secondary schooling at*St. Michael's grade school and St. Brendan's High School in Killarney He catne-gCft the US. in 1948 nnd studied philosophy for two । ‘Worlds S People on the go... go Cadillac! Baltlmore. Md., and four yean of theology at St John’s Seminary at Plymouth. Mich. He was ordained to the prieat- BIST DSD SONY If you have considered moving up to Cadillac, vacation time is the perfect time to act. Whether you travel across towwof across America, nothing can equal a new of used Cadillac for luxury, comfort, value and performance.' a« adnertbed bg INSlBPASSED MORT NEFF on Fit/AM s " Michigan Outdoors’* PORTABLE This summer could bnnj^toMthe greatAt motoring plese- put in a full day at the wheel and still feel relaxed. And ure of your life - if youWk • Cadillac in your plan*. Whether it is ono of th© tw^k exciting new model* or one that ha* seen previou* se^L*. you'll enjoy rhe fine*t this same easy going makes the supermarket run a pleas­ ure instead of a chore. The one place to purchase a Cadillac, regardless of model or year, is M your authorised thst travel ha* to offer. With it* g|ipt performance, un»urpassed comfort sad ease of handling, a Cadillac lets you Cadillac dealer's. His experience ha* made him an expert counselor on luxury car motoring. Visit him real soon. 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But ’ hearts were reddened. I knew a young man with <^| PUBLIC FORUM C> •rerr-xl *rnon« 170 nenlors who icerired m XZJ during Kalamazoo OoUntc'* 129th Receives Bliss So Scholarship wcrthwhlift But not ro Oil The Hastings Banner 1j -n J I...W 11 Thursday, June 17. ICMIC 1965 One Harting* area rwldrnt biology major, to the son of Mr. Hartings, Mich. Bowling Alley moving If the U- | cense U not transferred, bit ns j Just now I'm sitting In front I've driven by I’ve wondered! LhU dMUld u» of eur TV watching with great wb». m >!»>■ tom* u> nnd ! *** dim. trow, wkl do, ct, Um. concern, and hoping for .the Wk-vt nMMT TTct, -r U» <dun»m«>U u. with ,,, beau- d Century Fwum Boot lwo outstanding Ameriwont mtw lime no unr lot —,—• — drink* to atcady their hand*? »uddtnly realta It U the paint prreldraL He wa* president of V •boul 1L It was sold to me. -Il will only bI^*1‘ 01 a<>d’s hand- No Ukj Inter-Society Council and 13,14 I-,n mucl» ,norc concemwa* a member of the Student tor l>3e future of hundred.* Senate. During th Fall and Win- of le*™,»ns ln our *"T Upon the complaints of neigh­ tar months of hl* Junior year. cit>' T,w>’ our* to ,0« and bors a house in Grand Rapids. I ____ _ tn 1-hrrlali Michigan was raided. There 31 many, i As parent*, it is our God given young people (two 13 year old This Full. FYort. who earned privilege to keep oar Bowling girls* found lying around on prayed atone- that He might find hl* degree from Kalamaroo cum Alley a place free ot the temp­ the floor too drunk to even know strength for the burden of the le Ude. will enroll In the Univer- tallon* of a Saloon. alty'of Michigan Medical School Our young people neither want found to have ayphllb It wu Jua: Beer, the cops found empty rtsterdajTi and look *rarchlngly jn*. Member* of the Barney Hutch- fattening the purses of the Sa­ I'm deeply grateful none of ins family are vacationing this loon Keeper Ruth Btanun Soft Playgrounds are Best CHECK OUR HOME b PROPERTY LISTINGS Of THE WEEK ground. There are no kid* fall­ ing down and hurting them­ selves and going down allctea is ground. Kid* can play ball with­ out. being’hurt on thl* play­ ground. If they cement the playground. Jcirif win "be grUIhg hurt' air OT nniiriuneedrextay b>' j dlviaidn nMnager. ' Located Corner Court and Church Strutt High School and plans Uj study mechanical engineering al Mkh-1 igan Stale Unlveraity.1 Btudrnt* who have received Untie their education under pnwmm are Roderick Miller. Michigan State Unlveraity. Rob- . ert Babcock and Kenneth Chan- ' dlrr. both student* are Michigan ' IWh I The BUa* scholarship awards S fled lilkh school graduates to $7,200.00 A REAL GOOD HOME IN THE VILLAGE OF WOODLAND, modern, good location and ha* been marked down for quick sate, a bargain at ---------------- a*---.-$5,250.00 ON WOODLAND ROAD, clow to Waitings on I'i acre lot. mailmen. paper boys. etc. etc. 'Paaes 1 to 6 'James McDonald Class of 190“ On their Reunion gojden anniveraary.'DicS SatlirdaV Hohls 57 percent of the 1907 graduating ; . . .. qi Clare u( Hosting* High School | A | yll/fd I AVI I Ip m»t at the home of Mr.,and Mr*.U*1 imUUlCVlllC • Florence Leach• .Oay Norton I . and attended the alumni banquet । Manj ln ,DC nmaatruu: w Library Hours: Monday, Wednesday and Friday 12:30 to 8:30 p ro. Tueuiay'and Thursday 12:30 to 6 p m. Saturday graduation, subject only to con­ 12:30 to 6 p.m. tinued uudent eligibility. They are awarded by the company's scholan lup beard under B a pro-I pro- ! wire Company/ in obtaining gram which wa* established nine i engineering degrees negroes in m college* couegen land universities of their choice. (The amount of financial areis•< determl awwrolnrd hv the- tnwr<r mms yw. an .! rance 1* Zhi‘ih«e,T^ 4.dividual's needs, while 22 scholarship* were re- : ... To qualify a* a candidate, each Th.-CTCTlu.iCT rCTCTCTd thCT, Ing requirements: be a high degtrea front Cree Tech. CtnflffnEu.’ womBwrraywjBrunp school, .grartuata nf. fakir. JTWBt VcraJty of Michigan. Marquette Ing;' fill out an application form Unlveraity, Pittsburgh Unlver­ secured from the division per­ aity. Akron Unlveraity and sonnel office-of the company; much fun to play on That la why I think the playground shouldn't be cemented. David Godfrey O.h Grade Central School State UiUverrtty, Unlverrily of A Wide Choice of Homes and Real Estate of All Types Cincinnati, Akron Unlveraity. University of Michigan. Univer­ To the Editor: A REAL GOOD HOME IN THE SECOND WARD, with two nke bedroom* upstair* *nd one bedroom Tins Is not a laughing mailer. sity of Pituburgh. Mich. State. Michigan College of Mining and heat and attached garage, for -------- ---------------- ------------------------------ --------------- ------------- $8,000.00 arix- dally so specking—for In- Technology, Pennsylvania State. AND IN THE SECOND WARD, a real nice bungalow with living room, dining room and kitchen Carnegie Iruultuto of Tech­ $8,900-0^ — the ,-nple p^pl<( are paying far—when nology. Your.grtown University, A RIAL SWELL. STOCK FARM IN PRAIRIEVILLE TOWNSHIP, with everything right up in A«f it was the Poet Office, folks had Ohio Unlveraity. Unlveraity of parking place there to now that University of Wisconsin and building for the new Library the Narthwcrtem University. A total privilege of Uw parking Its stop of 31 students' are covered under —Why? Hence let us prepare for The BUM Scholarship Program A NICE BUNGALOW IN THE FIRST WARD. K>* living room with hreplsce. two bedroom*, kitchen $6,300.00 Hastings Public Library L.rti'nn Twa Woodward Hartwell. Florence Leach Norton, Effie Bennett. Ransom and Mabel Miller met at the Ray Hartwell home near| Naahvllle. NMlivme. Others outers prerent present were in nu Ray Hartwell, Oay Norton. Nan-I £•*.““* cy Ransom. Mabel Root and | Hb wUe ***•* ,n U57Bobby Bird. Jr. / A delicious 12:30 limner waa served by th* horteuJ Communi­ the Middleville area: a cation* from Beatrice Munton Mrs. Myron < Louise» BaVler and Mrs Harry Miller Hartlnw eight gram were greatly enjoyed and the step-grandchildren. highlight of the afternoon waa three ------ ... _ Services were held at 2 pm. a long distance call from Mary ttoomuin Cowles vowies who »no greeted ar Robinion ।Tuesday at the Beeler Funeral land talked with each of hei nier classmates. The added In make frirndshln* Mr. and Mrs. Mike Ottosen and Mr. and Mrs Robert Benham of Battle Creek.-were dinner day>‘£na Sunday with their son and daughter, the Ken Ottoaens. guests Saturday evening at the ntng attended the dance recital Robert Hartom. Jr., and daugh­ in which Linda and Sherry Ot­ ter. Leslie. of Urbandale were tosen tap-danced. On Sunday entertained at Uie Benhdm cot­ they attended the Jackson Rose tage at Podunk Lake on Sunday. Fesuval. which wa* beautiful. made and take qualifying tests prescribed and administered by the company. The responsibilities of the win­ ning students are .aa follows: Ing college they dcnirn to attend the curriculum should lead to a bachelor's degree tn the normal course of time: each tnurt mainCompany Scholarship Board. Are Now 'At Home eleotrlcal, welding. Indurtrial uw on the walks. Tlu.t should and metallurgical engineering. —----------------- --------------------be the responsibility of all of ua Under the program, a number of 3931 Bavlcrs Road A|>t. 2 Oxnard, In aliort the City; we have onall student* will be .aligned by the Calif., 93131 tractor which can be used to with a Horse, remember? can- And many cannot afford to pay IN THE TAFFEE ADDITION, a wonderful* bungalow, ha* a 12 x 2f) ft living room with fireplace. -.$27,000.00 a large beautifully landscaped yard, all in A-l condition for ... A GOOD HOME IN THE FOURTH WARD with two bedroom* upstair* and down a living room. youngster are like hen teeth cant be found. Andy Re S7.500.00 fusion In regard to the Jail building program. I have talked WE HAVE TWO CA WOODLAND MUTUAL RUREStNTATIVK FLYNN MATTNIWS AGENCY Route 5, Hottinft, Michigan room. Mt in brick wall, dining room kitchen with coppertorw wove $11,500.00 A NEARLY NEW HOME IN THE TAFFEE ADDITION. ha» three nke bedroom* and full bath and their various townships and voters to attend, and explain to $22,000.00 in a much better informed po­ sition to vole at Use coming bal- stairs • living room, with fireplace, dining room, kitchen with exhaust hood, nke basement with rtrertaton room. almo*t new, gat furnace, water heater, attached garage situated on lo<?*nd half, for $13,600.00 ocher long delay. I am positive A VIRY WELL KEPT HOME IN THE 3rd WARD, near jchool* snd church**, suitable for either a Urge family or for Income property, with four bedroom* and two full bath* upitair* and down an (LI type living room with fireplace, formal dining room, kitchen and full bath, hardwood floor* through­ —... uocriw.x k----- . L,-.rw. I—w- ----I----- J rAzwt, urith L UUf, ------------- -------- ------iteerff ---------- three --------ear oaratfe excellent location for --------------------------------------------------------------------- - ------------------------ 520.000.00 A REAL NICE APARTMENT HOUSE IN WOODLAND, two apartment*$11,000.10 95-ACRE FARM IN HASTINGS TOWNSHIP, with house with six rooms and bath, garage and tool $12,500.00 A NICE BUNGALOW ON GASKILL ROAD AT MIDDLE LAKE, ha* living room, large kitchen with - —--—- ■ — ■ -k . — ____ ______ ..._________ II —u 1 -J I.. loe z > wide and over 500 feet drep. hat good well, septk tank and drain field, children go to Al toft School to 6th grade, then are picked up for Hastings School*-------------------------------------------------- $7,500.00 A REAL NICE BUNGALOW all on one floor, hat living room, two bedroom*, kitchen with dining space, full basement, amomatlc ga* heat, and ha* attached garage, for ...-------------- - —$9,500.00 WHEREVER YOU GO informed. You just have to get people together and explain such complicated propositions. to get as many voters and in­ terested folks possible to these meetings. Sincerely y oura Altoft Pupils Enjay Trips AN EXTRA NICE HOME AT ALGONQUIN LAKI, all on one floor, with large living room, with fire­ The beginning, first and secplace, three nice bedroom*. ha* a bath and ‘/j bath, utility room, kllchen with bar and ha* dining _ • .1. «_ __ ___ l - —J — L..I.Z ...1,1. I- — , ...—I—a — jl - -I. ml W. B v - ------------ ------- ---- ---- on Thursday, May 20. •n for --.-$20,000.00 TWO COTTAGES ON CLOVERDALE LAKE with 210 feet on lake frontage and the lot Is 200 feet deep, lot i» right on M-43 and Cloverdale lake, furnishing* with a few exception* go with the cottages, their mothers. Dorothy Loftus, each ha* living-room, one bedroom, dining space and ihowcr bath, small cottage ha* living room. .. . -____ ... L-J___ ___ _______ -I— ------ .k. I— k—.-U. tl AAA HA SIXTY ACRES OF BARE LAND excepting one small lot for ..$6,000.00 BUSINESS LOCATED RENTAL PROPERTY In good business district which rent* for $150.00 per mo. for $8,400.00 A REAL GOOD HOME IN FREEPORT, hai four bedrooms and loti of doMt room, up and down, living garage, lot* ef shads, comer lot-------------- -------------------------------- ---------------------------- --------- $7,200 A REAL NICE VERY COMFORTABLE HOME IN THE FOURTH WARD HASTINGS, has two (car^ peted bedroom* up snd down, a living room, one bedroom, dining room, kitchen, full bath, full bailment, with gat heat, garage, is Insulated, and has *torm window* and screens----------- $8,500 A REAL SWEET BUNGALOW IN THE SECOND WARD.wlth living room, dinette, two bedroom*. kit$13,000 Myma dcPctt and wee taken to Uie park for their lunch anil see nnlmxlx Their teacher, Mrs Huwe and Mra. Gray with mothers, Hasel Meek and Evelyn Sprague were] with them on their train ride i Mrs. Hoffman took the 3rd. | 4th, Sth and Cth grade, to Green-1 field Vitlkge at Dearborn on | Friday. May 21. They went to Ijikt Odeun and left by train | BUNGALOW ON M-37 WEST OF TOWN, on nice Urge lot; ha* living -room, dining area, kitchen, bath, two bedroom*, utility room, ha* natural gat furnace for heat, hot and :old running water, garage, about four mil^t opt of town for ...- - ——------------------------------ $8,500.00 ANOTHER GOOD BUY IN THE 4th WARD. Hastings, ha* two nke bedroom* with ctoset* upstairs and down one bedroom, living room, dining room, kitchen and Mt bath down with full bath up. They vlaltod Greenfield Vil­ lage. which occupied an area of 260 acre* and nearly 100 build­ Ings, historic bornre. shop*, i schools, mill*, stores and labora- I torics. and the Henry Ford Mu$10,000 «um 14 acre rtructure house. The | A RIAL GOOD. YEAR 'ROUND HOME RIGHT ON LEACH LAKE, hat living room, three nice bedroom*, children all enjoyed themselves, i dining and kitchen room* combined, bath, ha* redwood siding, good well, lot I* 50 ft. wide, runs , - ■- Z—— ■— < I • ■ L. -— ■ - - --- * «Vu>L —M-• — U — 1 zt z, . — I Zl-L-1—— there. Audrey .Thomas. Gayno Westbrook. Elaine White. Geneva Dryer and Margaret FeUke, WE NOW HAVE LEINAAR S PLAT ON BIG CEDAR LAKE, VERY REASONABLY PRICED AND WILL $£LL ON LAND CONTRACTS, * On June. 3 the children had a farewell dinner for their teacher. A GOOD HOME CLOSE IN IN HASTINGS, ha* two bedroom*, hall and full bath upstair* and down one Mra Helen Huwe of Nashville bedroom, living room, dining room, kitchen and toiUt teal, ha* basement with new ga* furnace, The mothers that helped with new water haatsr, situated on Vi tot. foe----- --------------------------------------- —------------- 5.250.00 TWELVE (12) NICE LAKE FRONT LOTS on Algonquin Shore*, priced from $1,000.00 to $2,000.00 aa. Bobbie- Brady, Nella ah*pier. Janice Poem. Shirley Decker. DUE TO RECENT SALES WE NEED NEW LISTINGS HASTINGS SALESMEN ESTATE OKER Carl Ni.tham.r Hom. Phon. WT5-3OO4 Richard Slocutn 145 W. SfaH Haatirws, Mkh. Hom. Phon. Wl 5-5156 Mt^ecar. House guests of the Wade Shook* over the weekend were her sister and family. Mr. and Lima. Ohio. They o Mr. and Mr*. Shook to the graduation of ion-ln-law. Bruce Ba Weatem Michigan University on Saturday morning, and the re­ ception In the afternoon at hl* home In Albion. GO WITH A VACATION CLUB If you wont to go owoy with peoce of mind Join our VACATION CLUB next year now—You'll never miss the small deposits... and you'll welcome your vacation next year. Hustings City Bimh. MEMBER: Federal Deposit Imuranco Corporation « Friendly, Neighborly Service [or 78 Conlinuotu Yean We w ant to be vour Banker �Historical Society Picnic Thursday । Local Men on Grand Valley Scout Board Southwest Barry Recreation Barry Sheriff’s Posse Aids Needy Charity Sheriff Merl IL Campbell and other member# of the Barry County Sheriff* Posse partici­ pated in Uie "Pony Express Ride" for muscular dystrophy Satur- Tom Carl Wins Feature at Local Raceway and Bryan Crofoot. bringing the total tn the fund to MM2T. His­ torical Society leaders said U more would make it possible to place a new marker in the Gloii Croak 4H Rock Club Meets 1-oXr at 1:30 for beginners and 2:» for Intermediate* Thursday. June 24. the lifesavln< class will be conducted from 1.->0 to 3 pm. al Rkkert * FrtOu, June 33. beginner* Last Thursday, June 10. the Gias* Creek Valley 4H Rock Chib visited Peck's Rock Shop in Bat­ tle Creek. Peck ha* an extensive Michigan Museum filled with Highest Rank Presented at (Family Picnic Lake and intermediate* at 2:30 at the same place. The Little Iz-ague and Babe Huth League baseball program 1* setting underway and Uioae in­ terested should contact Dontewiu. Little League te for boys 8 to 12 and Babe Ruth League for : was 2nd. BUI Lasara* 3rd. fol­ lowed by Jim McCormick, Paul Owens, Johnny Campbell, Augle Wood. Pat Densmore. BUI Toppci Michigan Plays EUB Youth 6 Home Games Attend Tiger Game Saturday, The youth of the Evangelical United Brethren Church with their director, Art Steeby, and Pastor Herb Buwalda. traveled by bus to Detroit Saturday. June 12. to view the Deteolt-Minncsoi* Thi* gnarled old tree io the Allegan state game area, which seen* to be just right for climbing by youngsters, yean ago nay.have guided Indian* in their travels through the wilderness. According to a long-standing opinion shared by some and scoffed at by others, these early natives of Michigan marked their trails by bending saplings and staking then down ao that the misshaped trees could be easily spotted. Happily for today's sightseers, many of these so-called trail-tsarker trees are still found io Michigan. They have been reported in Allegan and Ottawa counties and near Traverse City, Whitmore Lake, Brighton, Spana, Muskegon, Whitehall, Glen Lake, Northport, Elk Rapids, Acne, St. Jobos, Rose City, Munising, Au Train, and Ironwood. Whether these trees are indeed old Indian trail markers or whether they were deformed by the forces ot nature is a moot point but, whatever the cate may be, they add a curious touch ot innrest to any outdoor trip. -Mich- Dept, ot Conservation Armchair Athlete ground* at lake* Ids where they enjoyed a picnic lunch and peri­ od of relaxation. 1111* wa* the first of a serie* of Summer outing* which are being We clipped the following gem, which might be of interest to many: “When be was six years old, he Ws in the car when his father was caught speeding. His father handed the officer a $5 bill with his driver’s license. ‘It's OK son,’ hit father said as they drove off, ‘everybody does it.’ . . Pets Available a hot dog roast, each member to bring hi* own camp fire treat At ■ verv UnnrMsin Ctnu A special guest will be Charier. Hoover of Grand Rapids who wUl talk. on collecting rocks. There will also tie a period of Identifying specimens so bring them along. pinned the badge on her son. Chris presented his mother an Eagle charm necklace as a token of his appreciation for the help she had given him in reaching the highest rank in Scouting. Other-awards presented at the FOLLOW THE of the Voyageurs THRU MICHIGAN'S HISTORIC UPPER PENINSULA AND ACROSS THE MAGNIFICENT MACKINAC BRIDGE Earn CMU Letters Pau! Peterson was among the 33 receiving Vanity awards pre­ sented at Central Michigan University for Spring sports. Paul f. a baseball pitcher. "When be was nine his mother took him to his first play. The boxoffice nun couldn't find any, seats until his mother the youngsters. "A lifeguard in every family" Is what the Con- posed of within 30 days after the servauon Department U urging permits arc obtained. Motorists Stale park swimmers. Three ot may not give the animal* to someone-else. Non-residents my first summer Job. at Uie big mar­ ket. His assignment was to put «mc> include, besides the North the over-ripe tomatoes to the Carollilg contest, meetings with bottom of boxer, and the good Mlnncffta at Minneapolis, Oct. 33<Jldnois at Champaign, Nov. 6 and Northwestern at Bvanstoh.1 not keep their ey* on every swimmer all the ua», and they shouldn't be ctasldered is Vifftin biby litters. “The job of ervislon is everybody's -buMnefia. nnd that applies especially so to parents of young children," Collide sprinter, still is sizzling -ver'the lOO-yartf dash final tn the MIAA meet when he failed io defend successfully his cham­ pionship. BUI claimed a false His neighbor was in the upper three per cent of his class, but he couldn't play right guard. FREE! WHITE hr Fm Vxatiea LHsrs- •3 'Its OK kid.' be said, every­ Central Michigan University's body doc* it.' 10-game 1M5 football schedule “Johnny wa* caught and tent for the vehicle damage they suf­ Includes its 13th appearance In fer. In keeping deer they' have home In disgrace. “ ’How could you do this to me killed, motorists will need to ob­ and your mother?' his father tain permits from cmucnauon ini* will validate t^e fact that the animals were uc:u- Slnilliililt Li/eyaei The roaring Tahquamenon Falls, the bustling Soo Locks, sky-high Lake of the Clouds, Porcupine Mountains, I’ictured Rocks. Colorful Copper Coun­ try, Kitch-iti-ki-ni Spring and many otlwr natural and man made wonder*. Make your trip more enjoyable thru Michigan's cool, scenic UPPER PENINSULA OK kid,' they told him, 'every­ body doe* it.' "When be was 19 he was ap­ proached by an upper classman Samsonite ■•)*• b te jittul. »a>l riM. fUM/ tsrr si MicUtM'i Witerh nd Steak Offer Pnlas*. VJ x C- UMTA, P.O. BOX 1111-MH V-X HON MOUNTAIN. MiCtUUN. " NAME. 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Bay 52. 0; Jog Bennett haa 21 pointe In Bk-grl 01. 0; the White Division. Clarke 20. Rohde 17. Snyder. Lambert and Bay 16. McMillan 15. Roberta 14. Kinney and B Miller 12. Warner Ironside 41, 4. Gillespie 54. 0; and Pwhcr 13. Campbell IQ. Art Laubaugh 40. 4. Burr 45, 0; Wood Bennett 0. Clarey 5 and E Mill­ 51. 4. Hubbell 65. 0: Hollister 40. er and Chud Jamea 4. Mitehril 6G. 0: Cove 46. 4. Hama­ ty 46. 0; PanfU 51, 3, Jacoba 47, Kcihl and Shirkey Z2, Sexton 21.' 1; Chase 51. 4. H Smith 46. 0; Wood 51, 2, Hollister 48. 1; Hol- Phone plumber Smith 10. Aldrich 8. Pugh and Siegel 7, Huebner and Grooo 5 and McAllister 4. Ironside hag 24 pointe In the Blue unit. Cove* and Hollister 23, Hamaty 21. Laubaugh IB, Mitebell and Jacobs it, Mac­ Leod and Wood 16. PanfU 16. Chase and Burr 14. Homer Smith 12. Sim S. Hubjyll 7. Gillespie 6. herwood 5 and Fletcher 4. Joe Bennett carded a 40 this Laubaugh. Bob Hollister, and 54. 4. Hubbell M 0: Wood 51. 4. Cove 64, 0; Laubaugh 40. 4, Pairings far Monday: Stanley vs. Winick. W. CronGoodyear. Hodges va Mathews; G Miller va. Chenoweth, Ouen- ' While Division The Ledges Prepares for New Season Middleville Has Most Successful Blood Clinic Howell, Mrs. Dean Cridler, Mn. Tim Wood. Andrea Mulford. Mrs. Fred Brog. Linda Wolbrlnk. Stephanie Howell, Mrs. James Miller. Mrs. William Cridler wa» in charge ot canteen, assisted by members of Hospital Guilds 10 clinic to be held tn Middleville for -----many months resulted in the Lambert vs. Blair: B Miller vs. — . -------------------— —„ —Rohde. FLiher vs. Snyder; JtunewXolleclion of 117 pinta on Monday. June 7. Mra. Keith Gordon, executive secretary of the Barry Roberta re. Campbell. Red Cross Chapter, reports. Gloria Tolan. Bonnie Travis; Maebelle VanWeelden, Dick Verburg, Sharon Welch. Kather­ ine Wlerlnga, Lee Wlerlnga. Charles Williams, Duane Wil­ liams. Dale WUlyard, Mn. Dor­ othy Woodmansee, Donald Gol­ den, William Fate. Richard Shoe­ bridge, Charles HjRteock, Carol Palmer, Ruth Vanderhelde, Ken Moore; Edwina Bowles, Larry Vaughn. Richard Smith. Cart Brandt, Lyle Blough, Brian Engstrom, Ernest Smith, George Youngs. Ken-gchondelmayer, Raymond McJunkin. Gary Hill, William Selby, Shirley Howell, Ron Mc­ Kelvey, Rose Morgan. Martha Thompson; Robert Porter. Warren Kermeen, Beatrice Miller, WUllam Ritchie, Howard Belton. Eugene Glass. Janice Fisher. Charles Eggers. Ramon Soldlvar. Richard Rose. Paul Whltmeyer, Bob Mar­ tin. Arvid Miller. Clifford Lewis. Richard Court. Betty Hill, Ger­ ald CWte, James Berry. Robert Kenyon. Call the dry cleaner FOR FUN and HEALTH ALL SUMMER LONG OPEN BOWLING theater . time By Mri. John Hook Mltan *41-104 prtunUu and Musical cornerites form an im­ portant pan of this new season's playa: The Boy Friend; Lute 15 minutes from landing wan. on' Ledge Park where they can find ORTHO ROSE DUST Hose (For More Beautiful Rossi) ORTHO Feature.: 1. Contains Phaltan foe mildaw and black spot. 2. Control* moat insect. 5. Uie a. 4. Handy plastic squeeze duster. 5. Duster can be refilled Andrew Aicken, Glenn Alnalee. Robert Anderson. Doris Apsey, William Apsey, Norman Asplnall, Edna Bechtel. Phillip Bender. Walter Bender, Bradley Bennett, Richard D. Blough, Don Boysen, Tom Bremer. Eugene Brady: James Carroll. Forrest Clark, A. Cline. Don Clum, Margaret Clum. Adrian Cole. Robert Clin­ ton. Ardlth Cridler. William Cridler. Irene Cutchall. Robert THE FURNITURE BUILDING Blair s Farm & Garden Wayne Hazel 231 W. Fhossa 374-3523 Bympathy goes out to the family ot Spellman Casey. * Hr. Improve Your Gome Before Next Season Check the Durfee Moore and Gerald Clsler. The physicians on duty were Dr. Melvin Noah and Dr. Jack Brown. Registered nurses asaUUng the Regional Nursing SUIT were Mrs. Arthur Smalley, Mrs. Harold Taber and Mrs. Don Jackson. Other volunteers assisting in various capacities were Mra. Ed Wlertnga, Mrs. James Norman. Mrs. Robert Wenger, Mrs. Ernest Smith. Mrs. Dorr Howell, Linda ship's beH, special ay playhouse. after <1 provfdea UPHOLSTERING BOWLING ly painted. Battle Hymn. Other popular plays scheduled are Mary, Mary, and The Sound of Murder; enter Laughing; Oedipus the King; Located in the colter nf lovely Mrs. McThtog; and an 1880 Fitzgerald Park on the Grand melerdnuner. To mount thte River and surrounded ' ambitious schedule, the Lcdgro ihade tre-js, picnic — uU. and company has expanded both axcolorlul, tutlcaliy and technically Slng- AasUUng In the unloading and re-loadlng the mobile were Mike Gene Kral. Central Michigan Booth. Tom Warner, Phil Myers. Unlveraity first-baseman. played Jim VanHoutcn and Jim Gordon. errorless baseball while partici­ pating in 37 of his team's 40 preparing equipment during the scheduled games in 1965. hand­ operation. ling 255 fielding chances. Cook; Christensen va Hora. Mrs. James Hlcki. assisted by Sexton vs. Pugh: A. Smith va Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Plnkbelner. Joined the “3 Gallon Club." was In charge of recruitment One gallon pins were awarded with the help ot a calling com to Bonnie Travis. Robert Andcr- mittee. Mitchell; H. Smith n. Mac­ Leod. Ireenslde va. Hamaty; Hub­ bell vs. Jacobi. Wood va. Pan­ fil; Sherwood va. OlUeaple. Hol­ lister va laubaugh; Burr va. SUn. Grand Ledge out to PUxgwald and Washington. the members Larry Martin. Walter Martin. Dick McNaughton. Jack Moore. pony art pUbortng In Grand Robert Moore. Elizabeth Norman. Pat Norman. WiUon. Oglesbee. Don Oudinan. Tom' Owens. Rich­ ard Raymond, Norene Relgler, Ted Richards. James Roberson. Rick Rodriquez. Walter Rogers; John Schuitema, Wm. Schleh. Don Sherk. Larry Btnke, Walter M. Sinclair, Wm. Smart. Lucille Smalley. Ted Smith. Kay Spyker. Marc Hauler. Larry Stratton, Sandra Teesdalc, Howard Thaler. 0; O. Milter 43, 4. Osgood 04. 0. Red unit, W. Croninger haa 34. Chenoweth 23, Mathews 20. J. CroninKcr, Gardner and G. Mill­ er 10. Lawrence 15. Guenther 12. Osgood and Booth 8. Stanley 7, Winick 0, Puanlkaa 5, Bteury 4. Martin 2 and Goodyear and the than Helds, Lloyd Hnkbelncr. Ray Ptnkbelner, Stan Plnkbclner. George Foote; Robert Getty. Chet Oeukea. Melvin Haight. Prank Heacock. Victoria Hlroua. . Jack Hooper. Joe Hute. Mrs. Elaine Hunter, D. Jager, H* Kaufman. Rodney Kenyon. Harold Kenneen. Paul Afternoons and Evenings Bob & Mickey Lambert Your Hosts HASTINGS BOWL INC graduation open house for Carol Creek Sunday. * Mra. Paul Bu­ low and children of Traverse City spent the Weekend with her Stanton. * Mr. and Mn. John Hook were Sunday callers of Mr. and Mn. Ray Freeman In Nash­ ville to see their daughter. Mn. lids Lowe, of Sacramento. Calif. family spent part camping at Allegan * Debra Hunt and Susie Howell attended their piano recital Sunday at Central auditorium given by their teacher. Mrs. Wienert * Mr. and Mrs Robert Foster and family were Sunday Haber Footer. - ------- ----------------Oarl Schuler and daughter of. Florid* were Bunday collars of Central Michigan' Univenlty golf coach Leo Wlineski coached the 1543 ML Pleasant High That s right YOU ARE SEEING MORE PLYMOUTHS Waodlend et Michigan Call the LIKE CLOCKWORK garage What a wonderful thing the On your savings. In addi­ tion, every account Is In­ sured up to $10,000. Thera Is no fluctuation Inthe value of your Invest­ ment. Your dollars are readily available. Plymouth Fury sales are up 180.8% Plymouth sales are going great! In fact, the Fury is the hottest-selling car telephone is! in Plymouth history! And to keep Plymouth sales going strong, your Plymouth Dealer And how is doing everything he can to make it easy for you to own a ’65 Plymouth. little It Top-dollar trade-in allowances, easyierms with many months to pay. So if you want to see even more Plymouths, get one for yourself and tell your friends about it! costs! ) HOT DEALS ON GOOD USED CARB, TOO I Plymouth sales are up, and that means that Plymouth Dealers are getting more and more good used cars In trade. So. for the widest selection and the best buys on Top Quality used cars, stop In this week. TEST-DRIVE A PLYMOUTH AT YOUR PLYMOUTH DEALER'S Michigan 136 E. State St. Phon. Wl 5*9853 AU Saving, huured Up to 910,000 wuh rs.ux BARRY'S FARM STORE DEWEY'S CAR PALACE S. Hanover at Hastings City Limits M-43 at Sprague Rd., Dalton 945*5932 �t-n* wrrwoi! banner nwii.r, hem 17, IMS Middleville ’u-raduattoi and the A Tragedy of Errors byJ«nyM«raa Barryvlile ptwocK « By Mr*. Burr Fatten Card of Thanks The community extend* Its jtvovni sympathy to the family of Rob- Grand Raptd* * HaroM Wood* Dan Peterman Of Lake Odessa Dies Frida The Barm lite «H will P**y “ Many thanks to kind friend* pm. Sunday * Mr. and *rl Tribl**, Gertrude To­ bias and David South left Friday trip to the World’s Fair and ,.n.l Mm- Sunday. * Mra Andrew Brandt and Mr* Allen Flsli visited Mra. Stella Yairger. Mra Audio Roush. .Hoepttai. DOWLIMU CARD OF THANKS waa a Ufe-isaB resMstrt 8f t o Hasttnss and Lak* Odsee* ar *. DOWO.I* and Washburn. Ill. Sunday dinner guests of Mr. the City Council, WBCH and Clinton were dinner guc*ta of attended a family gtteto-gtther Roger Tobias. Mln Shell* Baun- the graduation ot their son. El­ travels Uie people of Hasting* Crites enjoyed a cook-out at lery from the lonte High School will remain the dearest to our the Bill Btougfa* Thursday. * Thursday. ♦ Mra Donald □ordle, Duane, Sob and Chris and Linda and Mr. and Mr*. Richard Asplnall of Algonquin Lake. * Mr. And Mra. Duane Day vtaiUng her father. Alva Moore and other relaUvea for a month. Ing and operating i Truck Uno between were Bunday evening callers of Schmidt of Spring Lake waa a Freeport and family were Saturday din- John. DeWecrd Donald DowsetL Rhea Mead accompanied Mr pita! Jane 8. * Master Neills TM-1211 to the Methodist Conference at Albion Sunday where th* Rev. Max Gladding wa* ordained ★ Mr>and Mr* Harry Parker of Nashville called on Mrs. Charles Day last Monday night. * Mrs Josephine Brown. Edward and HASTING*—Frank Qlktaa S3. Lor Kathy of Bellevue were Wednes- Moon at Algonquin Lake. and family at Dutton were Juno family were overnight gueete at Algonquin Lake Duka attended the graduation of Duane McDtrmld at CWe- Thursday visitor* of Mr. and donla, June 3. ♦ Mr. and Mra Mrs. Richard Bird entertained Margarete Lohr of Harting* and Wednesday honoring her daugh­ ter. Cindy's. 6th birthday. Quart* 3,883,000 persona wore killed or ln|ured In highway accident* In 1964. Flint before picking up their of Hastings and Mrs. daughter. Kathle, a itudent in Kalamazoo, and returning home Minnie Clanorw of West Branch * Born to Mr. and Mrs. William Elliott at Pennock Hospital. Sun- Duke* attended the graduation dren •ton following at hla home and Mr*. Rchcri Hiunphrey anil family Mr. and Mra Keith Bueh- writing he had not been named. He has a little 3-year-old brother. * Mr. and Mr*. Gary McGhee are the parent* of a boy, born June 8 dinner guerta. * Master Gayle Thaler left June 3 to I’ncr <if Alto were Monday cvc- Ft Knox. Ky. and U spending a 10-day leave with his parents. Mr. and Mra HoweU Newton. He has been oaMgned to a Nike Base in Gary. Ind. * Mr. and Mrs. Ben nd then during m bus * Mr. and Mra. Robert C. Smith and family attended a birthday dinner for Mr*. George Ke*ter of Kalamazoo at the home of Mr*. Hasel Higdon. Sunday. Mis* Nancy Smith attended farewell ^arty for Mr. Wen. worth Saturday night, at the Puller Street school. * Mr. and Mrs. Karl Pufpaff and family were Thursday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Boyd initpaff and Bleam. * Mrs. Ruth Bleam waa a Sunday dinner guest of lier PufpafTs took Beverly to Lake IXIML'r on Ull Sunday OUIIUI) where Klien she MIC Ji 4) daughter emd family. Mr and Mr*, Louise Howell Newton * Mra Henry spending a week at a workshop; Eroest Wainwright and Mr. and nock Hospital. He weighed T lb*. North Freeport Friday. entertained the Left-Over Com­ Mra Wayne Fields of Caledonia 11 oa, and has been named Mr. ^d Mr*. Marrin Patrick munity GHub. June. 5 * Mr. and Noah Scott. The McGiwcw have aUnulrri Ule graduation open house nnd Mn. Richard HhUpp and two other sons. * Congratula- lor Gerrylyr.n ’Dnxnpson of Ionia Shupp and family of St. Johns. I State Park. * Mr. and Mrs Reu- Cool and Rosemary Rodney and Our WSC3 wilt meet Thura-' —--------- -- ---- . _ ana mra crania *imii**mi, Mra. KclUi Buciilcr and family Kimberly Kay. was bom at Fc:- IoJli> w MrK Tcrf strimback and attended a graduation parly for Mr. and Mra Robert Blough at nock Hospital Sunday at \am juidren of lake Odeou* spent home of Mr*. Charles Day. Please' Northville. * Mr. and Mra Juie She weighed 8 lbs, 10 ass.T5he Mond>y with her mother. Mra come. * Burr Fossett called on Turner and family spent Ute has two little brothers, Kevin rjcJujxI Shoebridge. * Miss Jane' remained with them. weekend with MT. and Mra. Wilder and her fiance. Frank Home in Charlotte Sunday. The’ Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Penney Kreuger, of Grund Rapid* were and daughters and Ron Wilcox rn Vachgri Taylor of Flint and daughter. Kitty, of Satelitc Sunday visitora of Mr. and Mrs. Norval Thaler * Mr. and Mr* Jr., of Eaton Rapid* were SunFloyd Grinnell in time for gup- Elwood Yoder entertained with a at Ferguson-Droate Hospital. ben Crites. per last Monday. Evening Call-.graduation reception for Uie for- George Humphrey, Sr. Bunday. * Mr. and Mra William er* at the Grinnell home were mer’s daughter and the latter's and Mra. George Humphrey, 8r.| Hunt of Grand Rapids and Mr*. were supper guest* of Mr and home Wtdno- Mrs. Robert Humphrey. * S 'SgL Lnsile Dickerson of Dowling. and children. Mr. and Mrs. Bcrand Mra Henry Humphrey and Clinton and family of Middle- and Mr*. Robert Ayers and tendance. ** Mr. and Mra. Nanai family are having Japan on Adon Uyen and Mrs Dccdy ville were Thursday visitors of daughter, nil of Battle Creek. Hl ■■ — If. _ HA Mtn iua PUTULI, sir IU1U mra ni- —■ — ...... Group of the Methodist Church Base. S.’Sgt. Humphrey is with | to Uie Grand Rapid* Museum thur Clinton. * Mr. and Mra. 1 family of Algonquin and Mr. nnd Sunday evening. Saturday supper tn««* of Mr. Carl Upntr and Mrs. Emma Mrs. Eldon Grinnell. * Quentin. Mrs. Katherine Ralrigh and Mr* vaicric and auu George cElliott, .hiu,v. ui Fuller of Mulliken were Thura- | Valerie of Frank liecock and children of -a--. _ Hith,. wr.VrnH Hastlntfy^prnt with the weekend With □rand Rapids were Sunday vlsltheir grandparent*, Mr. and Mr*. Mr. and Mra Glenn Kauffman and ' Tom Owen enjoyed dinner at Mr and Mr*. Robert Clinton Floyd Grinnell. Sunday callers at the Floyd family of Mill Lake. Gcorgr Kauff-1 Schuler* in MarahaQ June ft and family of Middleville’ were Grinnell home were Mr* Bee man ot Sherwood and Mr. and celebrating thetr Bth wedding anMrs. Nlal Metcalf of Herecy, Holenbeck of Scbcwa ami Mra Bunday. * Mr and Mrs. Floyd Dukre Avis Faunce, daughter and niece ot BcnUey. * Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Mr*. Milton Buehler. * Mr. and Roy» of Grand Rapids June 6 with Mra Effie Parker. Mr* Mary Dukes and Keith to Grinnell received word from Mr* MUton Buehler *Uen<1eil the Bob Moser and M their sen. Randy, saying he and Left-Over Club party at the home of Grund Rap'd* hl* family will arrive tn Freeport Saturday after three year* In old Eckert and children attend- Germany. * Mr* Charles Over­ Saturday. * Emery Kime ot hrr twin daughters. Durene and bolt returned Thursday after Clarksville and Mrs Henry Beland Coldwater State Home Sunday. spending four weeks with her daughter and family. Mr and Grand Rapids were Thursday Frisby. Sunday. Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mr*. Peter Kozak, of Springfield. toured the too. and enjoyed a Miss Donna WaUuna* of Knln- Va, and her son and family. Mr. Mr*. Effie Parker accompanied and Mrs. Maurice Overholt, of at the Wayne-Tagg home were Middleton Pu Conklin to and Mr*. Ciurlea Hoyt attended Mra. Pete Wallunaa. * Mr. and family of Middleville. Mr. and Uie Standard OU announce club Mra. Pete Wallunaa attended a Mra Richard Bird and family breakfast st Lanning's Restaurant ef Irving. Mrs. Virginia Vende- ciuldren enjoyed a picnic din- Pstty Boyion Sunday afternoon. wvrd from Lan-sing that she had in Grand Rapids Friday. Later Anne graduated from the Uni­ passed Uie Michigan Htate B<wrd they visited Mr. and Mra. Forrest Wiliams, also of Grand Rapid*. * brldge celebrated their wedding from Marywood Academy, in practical nurse She is employed anniversary Saturday with dtn- Grand Rapids, a Mra. Mina at Borges* Hospital In Kalamazoo. Randy to Mantoti wiicie thcy iSNOl from BaturdayXlll Wednesday. Dutcher. held a double open house gradu- Root of Hastings wire Sunday nock Haefrital and two weeks their daughter, Linda, to the Hint Community College for a pteceat tire Hoyt-Dutcher cabin near bert Blough. June 2. Tiiere were Cliarln Walt and family of Has­ Baldwin. * William Mishler re­ tings enjoyed a fish fry at the turned to the home of ills daughRichard Shoebridge home SatarFriday after spending some time land and family, Mrs. Wilma Saturday visitor Pavllch and Joanle. MT. and Auditorium Sunday. Tiiey attended at Pennock Hospital. Both Mr. and Mr*. Mishler will spend some time Thompson attended the graduaMrs. Ray Wleiand and family. at the Richard Shoebridge home. tiiere while thetr new home is being readied. * Mr. and Mra. of Hastings, Mra Paul Crumla attending a Girl Scout Camp David Yoder at the Norval THE (Mi, BIG •Dialer home. Briery KI me. and Mra. Ronald Owen ot Middieson and family were June 6. vllie enjoyed an outdoor duuNr vtattors at ’he Paul Buison home. at the home of Mr. and Mn. tan Center Wednesday. * Mr. and Georgs Owen Sunday to celebrate Mra Muri HosteUer visited Mr and the wedding anniversary tf Mr. Mrs. Will Mishler at Uie Cturiee Owen of Middleville were Bun- thetr granddaughter. Cindy Bird. and Mr* Ernest Dipp nnd the Blough luxne Sunday. * Mr and blrtliday* of Brun Dipp and Mra. Mrs. Charles Gibb* are sending THE 0006E-SIIE Ronald Owen. * Mr. and Mrs. Bob ti»e gradiuitlon at Mlddk-vUJe. Newton and BUI attended Uie end in Kalamazoo, as gue*t* of graduation at Middleville Widnas- Tustin. i on ran tier parents. Mr. and Mrs. Rich­ William Farby and his mother. Blough. Miss Becky Cool, and Charlee Martin and daughters of ard Vendevllle. They attended Mis* Judy Blough and Donna VermoutvlUc, were Wednesday a family get-lo-grther honoring tended the reception at .the Mn> Mrs. Susie Farby visited Mr and ___ a. — • II—, sonic Temple for Becky C>»L Mrs. Ann Wolcott and Mis Maly Bass and family were. June visitors of Mr. and Mrs Bob Noerattended a birthday party for ton. * Mr. and Mrs Bob Newton Cindy Bird al the home ot her and Bill were Saturday dinner and Mrs. Alien Fish at Uwi Gun Mrs. Charles King and Lloyd Bini lost Wednesday. ♦ Mr. and Hustings * Mr. and Mrs Arthur and Mrs. Minnie King of Ii Fuller and Beth of Hasting* »ere attended the wedding of 1 Thursday evening viMtors of Mr, Myrna Shaffer, daughter of MEMORIAL MONUMENTS and Mrs Robert Newtor. and Mra James Shaffer of OF DISTINCTION Hastings. Bunday. W Mr. and rural Haslett Keith Buehlrr. atd family of Algonquin Lake Monday at in Lakeside Cemetery. Rev McCarty of Saranac official Changes Plea J Municipal court jurats were-on |a xiDDLEVlLLB- Marilyn P***, B5, Mot* hlcnigaim, Sil Ormd J«a« 1; wun*a Arkvrwa. _ state street June changed JU* plea to guilty and WOODLAND —Dul«M Wsstow. »•* (5. nil I; Kutlre Bissau. Kt, ... .• : J ABU VII. MAIHVILL1 1Ts ON nov/.todayi DODGE BOYS Sums Sole 65 YOU'LL NEVER DO BETTER! POLRRH DRRT PRODUCTION CREDIT ASSOCIATION Lawranco Brothers 301 S. Michigan Ave. Hastings maStincs 945-9415 THE SHERWOOD AGENCY INSURANCE W1MTI1 JERRY ANDRUS Sunday where enjoyed • tawteus at the Any Ungs spent the weekend with thrtr Pcathunnu home in Alto Sun- grandparente. Mr. and Mrs Arthur and Mra. Floyd Grinnell * Mr. Moore. RO81RT W. SHEBWOOO. Mgr. mes ? and Bonds nsuranc. ------------ Swanson iMuranca Rapids In-law. Gordon Parte at Blodgett Hiunphrey enjoyed .J * plcr.ir at * K:mHospital. Saturday. * Mr. and Sugar Busii Lake Sunday. Ku All Forms of AUTO BONDS visited Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Brown Davison at thr Free MithodlM Church in Davison Saturday aftemoon. Ralph Moore, Mr. and Mrs. Martin and Mra John Mishler. BlancJurd and daughter* of Grand Lune Campbell. Diuine CampRapids. * Mr. and Mrs Hrnry Myor* vilsted his mother. Mra Ferguson - Droste Hospital in Grand Rapids. Sunday. * Mr* Mr and Mra Bob Brittingham md Mra Gary Kidder at Caledonia. Grand te. ptwae Wl J-JOU—Wl S-S813 ville Saturday evening. * Mr. Arthur and Mr* Ben Christie and Cindy ware Sunday dinner gutala df Blough. Dr. and Mrs. Hubert Overholt of Holland spent Thursday with Ms awWer, Mr* Charles Ovtf • bolt They visited relatives Jn Make the Batt Deal Now at HASTINGS MOTOR SALES 220 EAST STATE STREET Phone Wl 5-2454 or Wl 5-3965 Noshvme. Juns 8 Mr. and Mrs. George Humph* Used Cor Lot Phons Wl 5-3903 �Have A Picnic Shopping For BARGAINS In The BANNER Classifieds BETTER USED CARS PRICED TO MOVE 1963 OLDSMOBILE HOLIDAY . . . 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Like new I »l,i« ... 2 Dr., 8 cyl, standard 1983 CHEVROLET transmisMon, radio, nice econ­ 4 Dr. Sedan.______ >1,095 omy car. 1962 FORD GALAXIE 500 1882 RAMBLER SEDAN Hardtop, a cyl. engine Automa­ . . . Custom 4 Dr, automatic tic drive.,,$LW5 transmission. radio, 0 cyl, thoroughly reconditioned. 1981 PONTIAC STA. WON. ... Catalina 4 Dr, Hydroma tic, IMO CHEVROLET power steering, new w/wall Nomad Station Wagon. Hus Urea, clean one owner car. automatic dr, V« engine. $4»i 1968 C HEVROLET BELA1RE ... 4 Dr. V-8 engine, automa­ tic transmission, w< walls, radio. 1959 CADILLAC FLEETWOOD ... 4 Dr. Sedan. Sparkling finish, full power and fully guaranteed. REAHM MOTOR SALES PONTIAC OLD8 CADILLAC Ph. 8-2478—107 N. Michigan Ave. Hastings, Michigan CTf F Wont Ads! notice: LEGALS Wl 5-3481 2. COME IN Sales - Service 152 W. Slots 3. MAIL IN COLOK TV by LINCOLN-MERCURY DEALER 1318 N. MICHIGAN AVE. • Wl 5-2478 3H& ‘Better than the Rest' Classified Paragraphs SEVERAL BPRING COATS>CQTTAOE ON NORTH SIDE r. -i___ M n in ' on TOUT ’ ,VT Vrw> vent from August 8 through Labor Day. Private dock and boat. Fine beach for children. Please call Wl 5-4023 or Wl 5-3152. GOOD AS NEW STORE 4-ROOM MODERN UPPER APARTMENT - Private bath and entrance. Alw modem cot­ tage at Gun Lake. 128 8. Broad- Over Start's Wallpaper A Paint Blare VACATION TIME and CHEVROLET 1435 S. Hanover Wl 5-2425 Wl 5-2426 factory at large savings. Order a coach with the equipment you want and the latest avail­ able equipment. Brass Trailer Bales, M-43 north of Heslinga. IS HERE! MASSEY-FERGUSON 35 8 FT. COMBINE FOR BALE—Power teke-otf. Has combined only 350 acres. In very pood condi­ tion. $1-200. William Letson. Be Ready for the -LARKE BUICK WHENEVER SOMETHING YOU VALUE IS LOST, make use of Uie most likely means of get­ ting tt back. Dial Wl S-S481 at once and say "Banner Classi­ fied please.** ' SCTCHILL-CAMSON Phone 945-3862 Mahler Motor Sales 1. PHONE IN SENTZ TV 315 S. Hanover St. 1988 OLDSMOBILE SEDAN * . . . Nice blue finish, power steering and brakes, radio, good w. wall tires. W Easy Ways to C Order Your 4th of July NOW! With One of These WALK UP AND SAVE! DEPENDABLE USED CAR NSIST ON MICHIGAN BOTTED GABI See Carl & Betty's Appliances before you buy I SPECIALS! 1M3 CULVUOLrr , TON Pickup. 6, 3 speed, one owner. I960 PLYMOUTH t’un.rr llblcVB, torqaefllte, one owner. $795 SAVE Up to $200.00 on a New Springfield Riding Tractor! 1963 CHEVROLET B4AWJ>.; 8 •u'omet ISM OLDS »8»** 4 DOOR Up to 42-lnch Mowers SEVERAL MORE TO CHOOSE FROM For the Best Terms 1963 CHEVROLET and Values in Town Wo Take Trade-Ins PIANO TUNING Also, Riding Lawn Mowers Virgil Bartman and Tillers In stock DR 4-8167 Horn Fly and Face Fly breed­ ing In beef cattle plus a com­ plete mineral nutrition. Farm See the Dodge Boys at 1963 BUICK FRANCISCO FARM SUPPLY HASTINGS MOTOR SALES M37 South Wl 5-3150 the right to bld. The car B stored and may be Inspected at IM W. Court Bt, Hastings, Michigan. Arrangements for (terms other than eash must be CJUolT of lUrry. • ot WHIUn H. USED CAR LOT 1962 RAMBLER •/n Farmers Finished With Your FARM IMPLEMENTS Aa.IU tkkiatt. UA«M, l"r ------- n —. ,uu <4 Mld jeoeK.ej, ■>*4 la said mmiv in First Hoy Cutting? CARPET CLEANING IB EASY with Host New Electric UpBrush. No wet carpets or handwork. Cleon 180 square feet for only KW. Hastings Noor Covering. 123 W. Stete, Hastings. Phone Wl 5-5118. tf cation for elderly persons or small Income family. Near school, churches and store. Also acreage on Middle Lake. Channeled nnd partly devel­ op'd fhr trailer park. Write C. Cline. HO-w/Rlrtr Rd. Bailie engine and trans.) will ba sold at public sale at the Hastings City Bank. The seller reserves the. right to bld. The car Is stored and may be Inspected at IM W. Court 8t, Hastings. ■k Situation Wanted Farm Machinery of plants? _LU___ LLL 1958 CADILLAC 2 Dr. Hacdfoo: tu» pow. c^W.tYonLig. Uctpt.aulty dtxil Farm Bureau Services •U credllers qulrod to ( 100,0.0.1 i Esnm WHY NOT LET U8 MAKE you a rubber stamp with your new EIP Code number. Three-Une stamp with your name, addreaa and ZIP number tar PM. Thia Includes, postage and sales tax. Burpee's Bpec, laity Shoppe, Delton, MUh, NOTICE 10 X 15-r-tll.M GOODYEAR BROS. FOR MORE BEAUTIFUL HAIR —Use Rexall's fast permanent Regular »3 0O-Now ll.no. No pre-shampoo—No after odor Available at Jacoba* Pharmacy WINICK SURPLUS H A ST I N G S BANNER CLASSIFIEDS Cull Wl 5-3481 5-MM. Ar Sporting Goods mildew proof. 13Iv N. Michigow Ave. BABYSITTING WANTED Mondays through Fridays, day- tive 34-Hour, Shadowing, Tape, Foto-Film Evidence. Nation­ wide, Confidential. Call WO 4-9443 or write 194 North Union, BatUa Creek 12/JO NIW WATERPROOF TARP Heating - Plumbing Service HmAWBEnniEK PREMIER Nev e Remodel KAECHELES ‘t-KL-., LEGAL SECRETARIAL POSI­ TION FOR HALF DAYS Must have typing and shorthand experience and be beIT’S JACOBS PHARMACY iwsn 35 and M years of age Fqa FAST 24-HO UR FILM Please call Wl 5-2278 between SERVICE I No charge tor over- U �t-Tia HASTINGS BANNED ceremonies for Captain i Midway's fighters and bombers Good Sports Record portant advice to give Uie young Kelhy Graduate* ■s and fellow officers in have been bombarding oom. . . Here Is life, an experiment From w««t Paint 'muntet brldgm. bridges, supply depots, d^poto. Central Michigan University S3? ot captain and major'rnunlst to a great extent untried by ms; marked the end at more than airfields, trudteamova truck convoys mid and «hvr other vanity athletic teams posted a Frank Kelly, who with his but it does not avail me that nine months of profemional mili­ North Vietnamese Installations wife is staying at Newton Lake, they have tried it'. tary rd unit km Tho Air Com ­ aiding the Vint Cong. and Ms son. William T. Kelly of In dual cornpetition. Not included mand and Staff CoUege te part Niles, on Monday. June 7. flew advice; I shall Just give you 'my to West Point. N Y , where on are triangular meets, Invitationof the Air University, the Air •hmtot members of the WUltem. -j .bare lhe chain of 'think* about the question as I June B they attended the gradu­ Forces senior military rduca. Airman Second Class William - —-----Chapter of the Na-1 thought triggered by a quest! an 1 terstate Conference Mee to. ation of Hugh Alien Kelley, Jr.. E. Chapman, son of Mr. and ‘ton insumuon whlcii prepares 000,1 Honor Society Wednesday whleh a Hastings High .School ’ p fhanman nf r«k* °rflcrrt for hlgiicr command and the son of Captain and Mrs ^n^r^v^ staff posHtona Capunn Burore fWPaW ontartamed the Senior I graduate of IBM has expressed. Hugh A. Kellev who now live at Mr. and Mra. John DeBrouE self? Bill is writing and writing n-T the t«h?lml uatom* °‘® c!^p<er atM,iHe wrote: Who am I? Myself- > and sons were In Valders, Wte, lte ,onual biu>quet at or Everyman? Who are you? My- as » he,explores the experiment we, Second Lt. Kelley will I! AraA «ra*»te of Delton to attend the wedding of his «?*,i JL“v‘JnSs and ,M*rd •*«» Everyman?'. i< (call life He stands on a high special training. Frank yUnarlllo -. Hi,h High 8ch<»JSchoo). . Uie captain rere­ Prank and BUI Bill Ii' sister. Kay. and Robert Oertx on Kelly Lee Hynes of Charlotte Mrs. Eliubeth Underwood of the ____ 2 _ u-. . c “You will soon observi what I ,lunc °»«‘ookmg Lake Michigan H1UI faculty give an impressive at ««X^^r*h*£' ill“’,U”' g^dui •ho atudted navigation aerody- J^Sone? tS^X t£ . “ Is visiting her grandparents. Mr. and Mrs Frank Hynes, a few a ,llUe lltUe fawn town on the other. He the result of exposure to many of “ Hu... fKl. gr anasem. aUon cadeTprogn^ Nancy Kills presided at lhe .af­ minds—all of them far beyond thinks about the lives being lived ■ i les. u being o.-elgned to a Tact I' program. under those lights and wonders if fair at which Herbert Mover di­ my mentality and wisdom. wnrlrt uhlrb nA ana man aan ' ...Ur * ‘ reeled the HHS Mixed Ensemble ' “When Robert Frost wrote the many are nothing more than world which no ana man can cal Air Command «TAC> unit Aviation Ordnanceman Thlnl lives of quiet desperation. He in a variety of selections. deceptively simple little poem: thinks about the college friends 'I’m guing out to clear the pas­ he knows and wonders if they ture spring,' he seemed to be are truly rinding their own PUBLIC HEARING NOTICE »-•««"».-= -«* *«^u hj .support to । indicating n purjxuc to look b<- uniqueness. He wonders about J**ndhe his deep *";ne airman. —f- purposes ■ auiiuiii. u bi.uuo.p V, was auwaui wua uoa ''Recently I heard of a little -------------------------------yond muddied waters--for ------clarity lhe duunction reality prn ''*'‘ "* "hla ’•" '* frqtM c“n‘ *b“?„nnJ? b,le ,*bul U CMn wuod Public School*, attended Midway, operating In Uie Wuit,he <UpUu U“-l '«nd dreim He between know? UiaMu£ ttol In a grade school art claw A heorln. will b. hold upoo Ibo application be only the childish tantrum o!, Michigan State Univanfty. em Pacific with the U. a 8evwho had delighted her teacher little spring I „ prrejou.-, ana ne aocs not warn, ‘ -'ETiSi.. wo, Am, „c - • M Tvt of Fomt Folay hr a cwnblaotloa A.fouranf bar with some really fine art work. ' This. I think, comes to be the; at the end, to find he has not To the question. 'How do you do purpose of any meaningful and i truly lived it. and dance hall permit on the premises located on ft?' she had replied. *Oh. I Just Ul^HeA?ikertvoiilf knows that an ' ,And *hl11 lhe search for the NE'/s of NE’/s of SE’/« ef Section 18 T.3N.Walters, 7015 Irving Rd.. Mld- government of South Viet Nam think about It and then draw a by conducting air strikes against line around my think * 'Tonight,*' R.9W. Rutland Township at 8 F.M. June 17. 1965 communist Installations in North Mrs. Underwood tald, "for a few Nrllh« pan-ni nor <«rhrr nor mwi hunUn* in Uw fore,, c*u,h-. at the office of the Zoning Administrator in the minutes I Shall try to draw a as Uie sum total of human per-; u hl in the Olympic National Forest cmtrallon- in South Viet Nam. line around tny mink' City Hall, Hastings. Michigan. **?*%*? .U h“ 1 chickens. The eagle grew-m.slse I in Washington May 17-28. The the Pronhe^both 'but contentedly .-.hared Ihe roJTp 31 -year-old soldier, a radio teletne Prophet both withdrew from । and oy 1 phone operator In Company A, Also on Hio opplicofion of Horry E. Smith foe the mainstreams of their day to, Ucalcd brolhers. tot Battalion of the 4th Infantry VACATION TIME -.Armed twval Urges Students to Seek Lofty, Beautiful Goals Dr. A. L Dahbnan A PERSONAL LOAN '‘hrou^i the forest and stopped larity stationed at Fort Lewis. theeagle forester's bird Wash, in en'I by is an I" saidhut. the *That naturalist. Februaryentered 1963 the and Army completed . । **It was.'* said 1U owner, “but basic training ui. Port Knox. Ky. In a time when xnowledge is. j have trained It to be a chicken. He was graduated from T-K said to double every decade, the ; n is no longer an eagle." , High School in 1962. warch for self is perhaps not. “No." said the naturalist, "it,isI - - • nns that leads l»a,l« to tn'«* u.. at., a.__ a Lal iI uirnrialnvlv Mirprlslngly one Captain Richard A. Burpee, frustration and emptlnr-.1. and Cash indifference and ignorance, not Ym Cat . Pavmaaf for all but for some. "When one thinU of the forms $ 51.18 $ 5.00 12 of escape that are commonplace, naturalist test his belief. They। Apb ' the story of Uie Mexican street look the bird up cm the root Bf L™* 312.U 17.00 25 gamins comes to mind. They can the hut and the naturalist said to PrWay (June 1IJ Thft ■?«*““be seen chasing in front of n 519.71 24.00 30 moving car in Uie hope that If stretch forth your wings and fly." 709.90 28.00 Takc Extra "Cash" 36 they escape with their lives, the "The eagle looked Ulis way and devils pursuing them will be left that, and looking down, saw his 32.00 36 . behlhd. Extending this psychol­ brothers eating the grain cm the Fay All Your Bills • . 122.78 ogy. one can make a quick list of ground. I Down he Jumped and 1.000.00 38.24 36 .•Imliar brushes with danger and Joined the chickens ‘picking, at) Cut Fayments By Jh% t« » 1. Sio destruction—too much of this, 1the grain.' ■ IJ 00 ta Stood — IV. % W too much of that — the excesses i ____ , ____ _____________ ___ Vi to «/z. all too familiar among the older "Il is a chicken." children In Uie human family, j "But the naturalist begged anpcriiaps Uie^uniiappy outcome of {other chance. And once more, a sense of pursuing devils, not (he took the eagle to the rooftop well defined, but all too real at and " ----- * “ “ But again 1 urged it to *• fly. that. | the eagle Jumped down to share I "Some—pursued or pursuing — the chicken feed in the yard.' involve themselves in sit-ins. stand-ins, sit-downs, student pro­ dicated, but he finally agreed'to, tests. the naturalist's plea for Just cos "A simple truth seems to be more trtql. Stop in at 112 S. Jefferson or Coll Wl 5-3424 Uiat If one Is to find himself ina . **The next morning the naturala complex and almost staggeringI id rose before dawn and took . the bird to **hlgh mountain. The , peaks were beginning to glitter In the rising sun. The naturalist picked up the bird and held it up facing the sun and said: "Eagle, you belong to the aky and not to the earth. Stretch forth your wings and fly I" • . '.The bird looked around; ft •ae«n15lcd. it looked up, and sud-i ctf-niy it stretched out its wings IN TRADE . . . FOR YOUR OLD REFRIGERATOR and with the scream of an ouie mounted higher and hlxheti until I*, disappeared in the clouds. u>. Yws, we give big trade-in allowances foe popular-make, qualified, operating "Anotnaa writer has likened * human soul to * marble quarry refrigerators: $120 if It’t five-years-old, or less; $100 if it's five to sevenin which the Inherent beauty yearo-pld; $90 if it’s seven to ten-years-old. awaits the skill of a polisher ^ bring out the colours and maka the surface shine. The crest have believed there is potential beauty in every aelf, given by * power outside one’s own being, a gift to be pollxhvd until a light ihlnes in the world, a light that Rlorifles, not the Individual re­ flector of light, but Ito Source; 7 "What one may become Is a whole self—not a half or threeCome see the big 106-lb. top freezer! quarters. as a college president Come touch the convenient sliding shelf. has said. And Klrrkegard has put thf.idea in these words: “for Compere Frigidaire Advanced Frost­ tiie great thing in not to-be Ulis Proof system-no frost even in freezer. or that but to be oneself." Full-adjWfi'Hydrator for vegetables. ''It seems to me that the begin­ ning df the way in the search for self Is the full awareness that what one is is a heritage and * trust One knows it Is a gift, but Modil FP0-12TJ a gift that demands something more than exploitation and ex­ (NEMA standard) penditure. It demands' eEpiora­ colors or while tion and testing and growth. Thia self!*.too precious to grovel in Uie chicken yard or remain un­ polished in the quarry. And it ig put down in a world too wonder­ ful to be fully comprehended by the mind of man. however bril­ liant. !th- MAY BE THE ANSWER W llh x hkh he $25 jo *1000 even $120 ,90,s10|^H •=. when you buy this refrigerator! OFFER LIMITED Install-lt-Yourself In Minutes Modal AE-6U Come m< largo 102-lb. size zero zone freezer! Come touch 9.9-lb: Meat Tender for fresh meats. Compare Frigidaire Frost-Proof system—no frost even in the freezer. Big 6000 BTU/hr (NEMA) capacity cools bedrooms, dens. Adjustabte 4-way airflow —256 combinations. Two-speed fans. Washable bactericide-treated filter. Install-it-yourselfl No spacial tools required. . Two sliding shelves. $38995 LOW DOWN PAYMENT EASY TERMS Zoning Administrator for Barry County EXTERIOR REMODELING Need A Family Room? self can constitute a firm ba.se from which one can learn of the vastnesj of the universe and at the knowledge about it accumu­ lating so rapidly. One can strive to master his portion of know­ ledge. knowing "no man b an island*' and that some other can be counted on to master his. He wHl know. too. that there will be some who will never know what they really are: they will never mount up with wings as eagles: they win bury their hid­ den veins of beauty beneath the rubble of wasted lives. For these, he will feel compassion and pity and love. "But if, as in James Agneyk parable, he comes to know that he is,.Indeed, an eagle, he wil not be content to join the chick­ ens *plcking at thetr grain.' 1 will know that he must go high than the housetop; that at ths mountain peaks, he will not fafl to soar into the heiC~ which he was intended- NEED A PATIO? NO DOWN PAYMENT NEED A CARPORT? NEED A BARN? NEED ROOFING? NEED SIDING? rang* of tiding material* jt LET US be your heodquarters for remodeling needs, by . . . consolidating all your remodeling bills; obtaining expert assistance or we'll do it for you; establishing on easy monthly payment plan to suit you. Just call or come in, our representatives will be hoppy to explain our 1 Stop-1 Package home modernise - install - service special because you are you. Wg want you to fly as eagles—no* attain the mountain tops wealth and Influence — though that would be nice too. but lofty and beautiful levels pa in human existence. You ar course, very human. You _ not attain an unearthly and rarffled atmosphere in this lifetime even though well spent. At ' with your feet on the g you will wait for muddled to clear. But you can fly higher. mountafn. consumers power RICHARD SLOCUM Wl 5-3394 UP TO 60 MONTHS TO PAY $33995 FRIGIDAIRE "6000" at 8:45 F.M. on same date and location. ' Hastings Phons INTERIOR REMODELING Thriftiest Frost-Proof! From FRIGIDAIRE! Low-budget, Frost-Proof FRIGIDAIRE Refrigerator! a car wash on tho land near his Gull View Grocery Store on M-43 in Section 18 of Frairievillo Town­ ship. Thia hearing will follow the 8 F.M. hearing LET BILL DING Help YouWith Local Finance FREE 12S W. Cnntnr St. r-.f Plan A Carefree Vacation DCChiropractor CONTRACTORS RECOMMENDED peaks. and — in ALLIED BUILDING CENTER �Spelman Casey Dies at Farm Home Saturday Rodriguez Buys »■ I • Super Market In Vermontville Attend Graduation At Air Force School o Mrs Claude Hunt and Mrs thia Wednesday at the Leonard Osgood Funeral Htxne with the graduation and marriage of their grandson and nephew. Curtis Lee Wolfe, of Plainwell. . He graduated from US Air mnntville. which >uu been own- Mn. John Funeral services for Bpetaan ©SMy. 78. RS Hastings. Hope Township, who died about 13:JO atn Sunday. June 13. in hto the nanw of John's Food Mart. Dean will continue to work un­ He wm bom In Barry County on & pt 10 im th? Ml HulbraT .M <dtaU» Corey He attended ths Cedar Creek ffchoo! and married Goldto A. C. Cruttenden Dies Suddenly On Milk Route clerk* will Include Mias Carolyn Boyd and Mrs. Serena Good­ enough. A letnodellng program to al­ ready underw ay and Rodrigues to conieuiplaling an expansion ot the stare in the Fall. VMl-known in the Vennootvffle area. Rodrigues served one year as presldent of the Vennontvllte Maple Syrup Festival corporation and gather in the Nations largest Elder C. L, Wilber officiated with burial in the Dowling Cemetery. ■ aa dellter- COI AGO? in Baltimore Township, the son Of William and Alma <Althouse> Cruttenden-- He attended the way to estimate the cost County. He was employed by the War­ ren Trucking Service for about today's drugs didn't even BJtoa Company and also for the ------- ------------------- -------- . ----- — purvhared ill* pirvent farm in Rutland Township in IM& In addition to his wife, he to modem medicines, its no (Joan) Ouhl of Rh Calif.; Jane Cruttenden. Pharmacy^ Jacob's all at home; fire grandchildren; two brothers. David. Charlton Park Road. Hastings: and Alvin. Tvbo Road. Hastings; throe ata- George <Helen! Swan of Nash­ ville. PRESCRIPTION PHARMACY wad aircraft carrier UBS •ERPRI8E. to UNO fret long, a flight deck equal to four one-half'acres and has a I displacement at BfiSOO tone 126 Kort StahHt. 4»hoae Wl 5-2466 Hastings " Auto Mechanic Training Glass Starts July The second auto —---------------------------------„ Fran Ediget training program of adults will | Colorful •vent Convention sessions will trMnlng be held at M.djsdn Square Gar-j^ twain Juiv 12 under lhe man- ___ _____ . -. dm. tile moat famous Indoor , Pow,r development and retrain- evenjng. a Hawaiian menu was Jted States ln» Program In Grand Rapids. ar)d Mnl mne Buehler •ccumplifhed at of— Hawaiian kmwhuhww Grand Wante* MU-hkran Wm- lecl __ B,OUP atnglng -___ tonga Mr* Marguerite Baaartt. on behalf of the paM president*' ] chib, presented an attractive Cruttenden. Sb, Quimby Road, Rutland Township, who was pronounced. dead on arrival at Pennock Hoepital about 3 pm DID Your Past presidents of the Hastings ' | Business and Profer*tonal Wo1 men'* Club planned a Hawaiian ------ ------- . motif for the June ■ meeting Ool‘Jfn Anniversary Convention John Dull; vice president. Ken- at the Hastings Hotel. Following of Kiwanto International in New T** Jul’' «'8 ! stalled the newly elected officers. --------------**“• Shirley Fox. convention will be built around Mn. Lucy Jacoby will serve as president of the organisation. IMS. In IMS they moved to a farm IMS. More than 20 000 Klwanlans nea. Manton and remained there until hls when they return*! and their families from the United Statear Canada. Mexico, •nt farm home He wa* a former Western Europe, the Caribbean. aided TODAY'S PRESCRIPTIONS ARE THE BIGGEST BARGAIN IN HISTORY Kiwanis Leaders NaihvUle Hold* Install Officers of To Attend Hastings BPW Maple Valtoy School dtotrtct held their annual alumni dinner in ()rDnni7.nhntl International Organization President Gordon A. Ironside. urday, June ft. OHntttry. Hantnan. his other grandmother, went with them could Mt Im bought at Section Three—Pages 1 to 6 Thursday, Juno 17, 1965 J William* of the Klwanto Club Rodrtguer. COST 25 The Hastings Banner Mrs.Vanderbrook Again ‘Favorite’ At Battle Creek Banfield, and four atotars, Mrs and six truster*: recognition of Mra" Jacoby presented gifts Glsr- ■ Margaret) Plfer and Mra ttw clubs and district* throughfrom the club and board matnOsra James of Kalamasoo. Mra cut the organisation adjusted OODrce (Dora) Jacobi of Rin* tops in community service work; 'an 8th grade education and be and Mrs. Claude (Francws) Ham- and the adoption of resolutions ------- ■“ —** ----------- - — presented gifts to the officers tnoml of Harting* I upon which the organization'. Unemployed men with depen­ ------------ •-----------IMft-M community service pro- dents She taught at Hastings until I , teaching at Central She had all sophomore plus Barry Judicial (Officers Will Attend Conclave Fl*. realtor, the president of Kiwanto International, will pre- while training The class will throughout the year. Serving cred Ing* ’ Municipal Judge Laurence E taught junior oollegr prep and Barnett. Friend of the Court for Delton Graduate then on to senior college prep for Barry County and Garold Mah- I n . _ ire, investigator. are to attend, Receives Degree the Mth annual State Friends of Marian Lee Payne. R2 Delton, of Teaching" which required the the Court Convention al Manto- received a bachelor ot arts destudent to maintain an "A," tee_June 22 through 3k | with a major in education The Friend of the .> UK m. 1WUI cummmccmeiu oi _ -—- -—- Court ~U re- av whmton CollcKr- °« June 7 tierbook. senior English teach- dld not h.™ r She to the daughter of Mr. and Uon While at r" and the reason to quite racommendationa to the Circuit Wheaton Miss Payne has parUclpatod In Christian Service «k to as strong as our dedication North Avenue. Battle Creek. »nnrt nf f I Councl> *ctlvltim, lhe' Student minor children. | gdu^yun Association and Eula■Bubjact* to be discussed at the September 2 "sixteen 'plus' years on tile weekends Her husband convention are: Child support “““ undre tbs Bankruptcy Act Jurie-1mfn siudBXa i She to a graduago " She attended school In GLJr:ate of Hlrh mcuouai rrooietns Between rro\ Delton Ktftoer ------ *• — .... Jackson and after her high' teaching. Mr. Vthdertorook. In­ school graduation In IB2S, she I tally has taught school Bate and Circuit Courts, Enforc-1 acn“°l evtfji.e.t rtnamiv —al ' a_ - • ■__ ____ _ .... UM visitation rights, and the re------------ •—- -----for twenty-flve. latlonihips betwren the Friend , The Coast Guard Cutter today <* the Court* Office and th* is defined u “a ship that to ovre to teach in country schools Hav-J i-i tu i The Honorable Rupert B. ate­ then attended Wartzm Michigan -Ki— uj, lglh judicial ClrUniversity for two more years the Honorable Paul L. specials justice of the Goldsmith*. Deserted Villager Supreme Court, willI Lake High School. Mrs. .Vander­ Mn. Vandartrook has found brook taught English and direct- what *he would like her students convention to think of her: UlDt-Q-LITTIRl tn aught. Mra. Lyle Vanderbrook. 4900 Gun Lake Road, wm relrclcvLwrt the "Favorite Teacher" at Battle Creek Centra) High School, and tiw following wm taken from The Central Kay. the Bearcat school's publication: started shortly thereafter. iTurnaa and Mra. Eliigtc. Men whoare interested In thia' Mra Hilda Oegnod wu wintraining progrtm should apply nor of the door prize. a lovely at the Michigan State Employ- arrangement of flowtra. ment service al 2S5 8. Division! Aflrr Bp4XhU entertainment, *’wue-_______ an authentic Hawaiian dance. All Marines, regardless of their tion line formed to enable mem­ job specialties, must be qualified here to offer congratulations to as basic Infantrymen. **------ ' BbK SPECIAL ■Take Home— FULL GALLON B&K DRAFT ROOT BEER PARENTS K 50‘ (Saturday Oaly> IQc Deposit on Containers was in fault remember DAD with between marriage and teaching. resignation, sho substituted now ‘‘Time’s A Wasting companion. But most important. wu bringing up four children: When her youngtrt child mtered school. Mrs Vanderbrook Youll Like Oar . . . "Drop-OH-Servfce"' Just leave your dry clean­ ing with our experienced attendants. They witt pre­ spot. clean and hong them on your hangers. ASSORTED CHOCOLATES lib. $1.60 2 lbs. $3.15 FATHER'S DAY—SUNDAY—JUNE 20th COMPLETE GIFT SELECTIONS Lord Buxton Leather Billfolds *3” »ure just where they were going to be untH the last minute for SAVE TIME fr MONEY decorated with the bride and groom from Mr. and Mrs Neu- Plus . . . FREE MOTHPROOFING Broadway (20 w«>t>) COIN-OP Cleaners 127 N. Bro«dw.y »9’s Mr. and Mrs. Geont* E. Miller were iurprtred by s 40th anniver­ sary open house, given by her daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Louto C. Neubert. Fri­ day evening. June 4, at their new mMrwv in Mattle .Creek. The Miller's also have a cot­ tage al Wall Lake, where they Just tell us what time you'll pick them up ond your cleaning will be done while you shop. Shock Retirtunt TIMEX Wrist Watches ......2_ George Millers Honored od 40th Wedding Jubilee Monday thru Saturday Waterproof, unbreakable mainspring. ; It won't be long now until Summer will be upon us. Get busy with your plans for dressing up your home with some of these methods—all financed through one of our Home Improvement Loans—at low BANK RATES. 1. Add A Room 2. Repaint Exterior two rose buds and lilies of the valley In a bud vase. The traditional cake __ with 3. Interior Decorating the ftft gue*U ~The MUIera were presented many lovely gifts for the occasion Out of town guests were front Hale, Pinconning. Grand Rapid* and Marshall New Cement Walks Michigan State won its first Big Ten track championship in New Roof Electric Shavers_ _ _ _ _ $19 By Roman, Schick. Sunbeam, Norelco and Remington. NOTICE New Residence Various Styles of Re: Collier and Mud Creak Drain Leather Travel Kill To Whom It May Concern: In occordanca with Act. No. 40. Public Act of 1956 Men's Manicure Sets at amended, an adjourned meeting of the Drainage Board of said Drain will bo held whore tho Drain Canoe Frof ranco in Man's After Shave and Cologne „/5 SEE US NOW FOR DETAILS crosses tho Eaton-Ionia County lino, Eaton Highway on the North line of Section 4 in tho Township of Sunfield, County of Eaton, on tho 22nd day of June, • Sanders CANDY • Kaywoodse PIPES • Bax CIGARS • Cartons of Cl GAR ITT IS 1965 at 10 o'clock In the forenoon, to further deter­ . GOLF BALLS • Automatic TOOTH BRUSH mine the practicalness of said improvement stated in a former petition dated the 24th day of4March A.D. 1965 Loans from *60.00 to *60,000.00 National Bank of Hastings Member Federal Reserve System and Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation I Signed) FERDJf. STEVENS 126 E. State St Phono Wl 5-2466 DEPOSITS INSURED UP TO S10.000.00 �Services in the Churches Honor Rev. Gury At Diocesan i Hostings METHODIST ChurahM I First Methodist Chorch Convention 9:45 am. Church school. 11 am Worahlp. Sermoni«ry. UmkUw with U10 Rev. cotelnue through June 25. Church. Orand Rapids, and tlw. Her William C. Warner, roelor t<f Grace Church. Holland, were called to the ptotfemn as tiw Martin t'ornrro Worship service. 10:45 am. Quimby Church Worship service, 11:30 am. HASTINGS BAPTIST CHURCH | Rev. Rusnell HouMtnan, Pastor J---—- —---- ... .......... , , I.—» Mkillgan, the Rev. Don Munger broadcast. WBCH ChRy j ii am. Junior < Mxivi.try <u tne couvmuon. on,«w« to inc pasior DP.-CUU muti>e Standing Committee, and;tic. hymn sing. Baptism of bcExccuUvt- CmmcU; wi a delegate । llewra. as a diputyxfo the Provincial! am. Vacation Bible reboot Synod, aa our representative on Wednesday Activities the Council of tho Fifth Pro« am. Men’s Prayer Band Friday. 11:30 pm. Vacation Bible school picnic at Tyden Pariah In Charlotte: Nursery for all sendees. for Christ and the Church over HASTINGS EVANGELICAL {X.T™yi^X{^who,2^ UMTE‘’ brethren church today, praying God's blowing Hasting*. Michigan upon him. and that he may con­ H. J. Buwalda, Minuter tinue with us for many years to Phonra Wl 5-4995 or Wl 5-3397 AD. 1963. with thia Uppel bear­ Counseling, by appointment Tues­ ing the .whickt of the diocese. day through Friday. ■ Sunday. Jun.- 20. bitswing both now 11 am. Morning worship. Ser­ mon: "A Roaring Hom." ern MldilpuL Local Youth to Attend Episcopal Conference mon: "Studies In James." Monday. 7 pm. Local Confer­ ence. All officers should lie pres- Emmanuel'Episcopal Church is I 9:30 aun. Morning group with well repnsenterf with young I partor Herb leading. people at th? annual Epuropni I 7 pm. Evening urotips. Gladys Youth Qxifi-ivnoe for junior Ostrolh leading tlw adults. Dxrhlgh agv this week ai*• Clear' win Hooker With the youth. dioewa of Wwitem Michigan. Friday. 2 pm.'FYli-ndship chi® Those from Hartiniovarfdhry party ax the home of Mra. Mary Robbe. Leo Hamp, FretV-Havw.-Nbrn. n.umrB nuuw, • ounTxmy, s-v pm. vnuren uPatrlda BchroediT and Jcntof* llimry^paus for youf book cbeck"alcrs ___ -.~ia -rantaut time.. «mtaMtJ«Lb-» vm-ihai EPISCOPAL CHURCH HASTINGS GRACE 'BRETHREN CHURCH 1330 N. Broadway, Harting* CHURCH Rev. George J- Huber. Pastor j 10 am. Sunday ocbooL Phone 945-3195 WESLEYAN METHODIST Sabbath achool, 10:45 am. 11 am. Worahlp service. Where a Christian Experience CHURCH 8 pm. Evening service Hickory Corners. Michigan BOWENS MILLS CHAPEL 10 am. Bunday school Henry VanTU. Evangelist LAKEWOOD BAPTIST 11 am.'Morning worship. .-V 10 am. Sunday school CHURCH 11 am. Morning worship, Jun­ 11:13 am. Sunday school Community Room above Wood­ ior church and nursery provided. land Fire Station. cordial welcome to all. Wednesday, 7 JO pm. Family UNITED BRETHREN LN Night. Adults, Youth. Juniors 11 am. Worship service. WOODLAND CHRIST CHURCH METHODIST CHURCH Rev. Doriene Bpeu, Pastor 0:30 am. Worahlp. ' Rev. Laurence Lowell, Pastor For information, call K. W. Bunday school, 10 • m WOODBURY UNITED Mother. Pastor, 337-2585. Morning worahlp, 11 am. BRETHREN CHURCH Prayer meeting Thursday, 7:30 Rev. Torrey O. Barcanio, Pastor Youth Fellowship, 7:30 pm. 8. KA LAMO PENTECOSTAL CHURCH WOODLAND CHURCH OF Rev. Arbutus Hurless, Pastor CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE THE BRETHREN in VUlage of Woodbury Sunday school. 10 am. 8319 Coats Grove Road Sunday school, 9:45 aun. WorslUp, 11 am. Rev. Charles Gibbs. Pastor Worahlp, 11 am. Evangelistic service, 7:30 pm. 410 E. Madlaoa. M5-506S Junior church for children, 4-8. Prayer meet Thura, 7:30 pm. Sunday achool. 10:43 am. Youth choir rehcaraal Wed, 8 pm, NORTH IRVING WESLEYAN 11 am. Morning worahlp FeBowahlp service, 7:45 am. CARLTON CENTER METHODIST CHURCH 7:30 pm. Wed, Bible Study Youth Fellowship, Wed, 7 pm. METHODIST CHURCH Bible Study and prayer str- Rev. Lawrence Lowell, Paster 4 miles W. of Broadway, Freeport vice, Wednesday, 8 pm. at Roger Bunday school. 10:15 am. Rev. Gerald Hepbner, Pastor COATS GROVE Morning worship, 0:15 am. Sunday school, 10 am. CHRISTIAN CHURCH Monllng worahlp, 11 am. . MeCALLUM UNITED FIRST PRESBYTERIAN Young People's service, 7 pm. BRETHREN IN CHURCH Evangelical service, 8 pm. Ciurta» Gibbs. Partar CHRIST CHURCH Broadway and Center Floyd Walter, BdpL "lhe Church In the Wildwood’ Willard H. Curtis, Minister ORANGEVILLE Bible school. 10 am. Sunday. June 20. 1965 morning BAPTIST CHURCH Worahlp hour. 11 am. W. Glen Campbell, Pastor Christian Endeavor, flwnday, A 10 am. Bunday school. m. ’ r. . < Worship, 11 am. WBCH. Sermon: "A Mature 7:15 pm. Christian Endeavor. Will" (Series on a Mature Pev11 am. Morning worahlp. DELTQ.N METHODIST aonMfty.i ' 7 pm,-Evening worship. Wed., 8 pm. Prayer maxing. WednWfay, 7:30 pm. Bible CHURCH First Grade and below. 10:30 Chancel chair practice Phono 833-5858 ■’ t WOODLAND UNITED Church Study. Sunttay, 848 BRETHREN CHURCH PEOPLE'S BIBLE CHURCH ration cl irch school, kindcrm. Rl. Nashville, Fix.--663-807 Uor‘deportments. Worahlp Sunday. Ham. * « V mUu K ot M-68 on BU-----m, .Junior high wnrkHoming worship, 11 am;• j a 11 am. Morning won school will continue Christian Endeavor. 8:30 pm. * 10 am.' Sunday achool. Bunday worship, 10 am Plume M5-B429 10 am. Sunday school. miles fur servlets Rev. Trinklein held M-rviccs in the Wotn< n's Club building these amidst tlia palm trees and in sight of Uie Gulf of Mexico. I Rev. Trinklein, who enjoyed Yli Overholt Trio to mod' up k>«'U«g back to Hurting* wiierv inc overnott mo is maa up .a.IVr<i frwn Mav imo until April. 1901, plans on being busy all this year in Phila­ delphia. The Ray Overholt Trio Battle Crrek wUl sing al the Hastings Wesleyan Methodist Church Sunday at the Sunday school at The public te Invited. Pleasant Valley Drive-In Service ben, Rev. Trinklein founded Charlotte and the preliminary Grace Church Ln South Grand tor of the Pleasant Valley United Their daughter. Mra. Dwaln Brethren Church, ium announrtxl that the Ray Overholt Trio to lo , husband and four children live t “*^0 -w ' are Pf?nreti^T a 1I,T lliL-b>in<1 u tt,‘ engineer for June 30. We ore expecting a «uf_,|lll;>KKL>c large crowd to enjoy this in- 'vesum.nouM.. tptratlonal singing." Rev. OvenThe new pastor of Grace shire -id. The church to lo- Lutheran to to be Rra. Rogre rated 11 milts north of Hastliura' Janke, a recent graduate of Conon the comer of M-50 and Bell cordla Seminary at St. Uxiu. Road*. The public address *y»-, Mo. Rev. Janke and hto bride are i. —i k- nn tlu-ir nnnrvmooti and are to bo installed here Ln August. Hastings SPEEDY WASH and COIN-OP Laundromat FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE WE HAVE INSTALLED A 09LLAJI-BII.I PROFESSIONAL DRY CLBAtf SIRVICE' North Gun Lake Coin-Op Open 5:00 a.m. - 10 p.m. Bunday school 11 am. Summertime THE GALILEAN BAPTIST CHURCH Fanner Freeport High School HYP Sunday. 7 pm. Mid-week FcUowahip, Wednewlay. Overholt Trio At Local Church Public Invited. High Youth Group*. ship 2nd Tues, each month, 7:3a The Bible, the who> Bible and nothing but Gms Bible. PILGRIM HOLINESS CHURCH LAKEWOOD E. U. B. CHURCH •Hia1 Rev. John Jolder* NCHURCH Blnut Bls. Thursday, 7 pm. Pioneer Girls FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST and Boys Brigade. INTER-LAKES BAPTIST CHURCH Delton. Mich. Rev. David Honeywell, Pastor Sunday school 10 am. | Rev. Trinklein Preaches Sermon Terpemng On Anniversary TenHave, formerly of Harting*, frpm Climax to Meslck-BreUi- Chester. Pa.. Bunday ddivrred th.- remion at the Grarc Luthern Church here celebrating tiw S5th anniversary' of tl*:- foundMethodist Church Morning worahlp, 10:46 am. Divine partor of the Hasting* Flrat Ph. Wl 5-5319 Evening servloe, 7:30 pm. Sunday Melhodlrt Church, from Burton Wednesday praytr. 7 30 pm. IHaiahU lo Niles, and the Rrv. Trlnkkin'a coming here aa paaWorship, 11 am. nounccd by Resident Bishop A warm invitation to extended J Pktu Bcbelbner from Concord to Life" over Wednesday prayer, 7:30 Dwight E. Loder to delegates at Martln-BhdbjrvlUe. , golocn wedding unnlvnsary. Sunday, ' Faith fur Today," on over WOOD-TV. 10:30 am.; over tills friendly church. the Michigan Annual Confer­ WZZM-TV, 11 am.; over WILXThe Hav. Maurice E. GliW. Members at Uie Grace LuUience ot the Methodist Church —- - - eni Church held a reception for which met June 8-13 al Albion Hastings and ' a V.Hastings High tho Trlnklctn's following lhe College broadcast owr WFUR. School graduate, was among HASTINGS WESLEYAN Young People Thursday, 7 prn. METHODIST CHURCH City, prevent MILO BIBLE CHURCH men the completion of two years' Route 3. Delton STONEY POINT service on trial as deacons nnd podlion Rev. Keith Coffey, Pastor Since then Trinklein has been FREE METHODIST CHURCH completion of seminary training. Rev. Olaswow is at Mulliken. an assistant partor at PcniuauRev. Qwenneth Behring. Pastor 10 u in. Sunday school Worship, 11 am. Dr. Howard A. Srnltli, pastor dallied aa an elder as was the 11 am. Preaching. of the First Mctlkxllst Church Rev. Max J. Gladding of Naah- a church In Belle Glade. Florida. CEDAR CREEK BIBLE 8 pm. Preaching 7:30 pm. Evening servloe. . CHURCH TjUc and frequently fills vacancies In Wednesday. 7:30 pm. pray Cuapground Rd. 8 miles south of Admitted to the Melhodlrt , the Philadelphia arm. TRINITY GOSPEL CHURCH Hto find vacation after "four waa transferred from Woodland Conference manbcrahlp on trial Pastor. Donald Tack IRVING CHAPEL U draeons were the Rev. Esther 1 veara' retirement" was tort WinSunday school IQ am. Rtfv. ChAlmer Miller, Pastor Richard VandenBooch Worahlp, 11 am. months at. Fort Myers Beach. Youth meeting, |:li pm. Bunday school. 10 a.m. Fla, on the Gulf Even while Ville. Worahlp. 11 am. Warship service, 11 am. Young Feopte's servloe, 7 pm. Metbodlrt Church at St. Johns, KILPATRICK UNITED Evening service, uxntota. who otherwise would BRETHREN CHURCH FIRST CHURCH OF GOD GRACE HASTINGS SEVENTH-DAT ADVENTIST CHURCH Rev. George EUlott Rev. John Joldtrvna r W am. Worship, followed by y. rector1 Church,' Methodist Appointments PsrraontvHM Wednesday prayer, 7:30 pm. Visit Our Carpet Display In Our NEW BUILDING 107 East Woodland Midway Between Broadway and Michigan Stop in and See Our Collection of CARPETS McGee - Monarch 'Largest Selection in Barry County NYLONS - WOOLS - ACRILANS and Herculons 501 Nylon ST. ROSE CATHOLIC CHURCH Rev. Fr. Joseph C. Dunphy, Rev David Hawley, Asalstant w«i, Prayer meeting, 8 pm. The little church with tho big HASTINGB ASSEMBLY 0, Saturdays. 7:30 am. on Bun­ OF GOD CHURCH 103 E Woodland Avenue days Before Masses on weekdays. Rfl. M P. Goble. Pastor rv.ir.. *r --.a ■ _ 0:45 am. Sunday school KT. AMBROSE CATHOLIC CHURCH AT DELTON Rev Fr Denis P. Nash, Ihurtor ST. AMBROSE DELTON Sunday Masses, 7:30 and Night! HASTINGS CONGREGATION OF JEHOVAH’8 WITNESSES *110 West Colfax Street ST. AUGUSTINE, MIDDLEVILLE OUR LADY OF GREAT OAK. study, 8:15 pm. DOWLING Frl, minister school. 7:30 pin. Service meeting,------------- you figure It.. THE FINEST WELCOME TO HASTINGS AREA IS WELCOME WAGON l *6 INSTALLATION INCLUDED Atrisit from our hottus will mak* you feel at home, with her basket of (ifts and atswan to questions about the city, its anrica and end FREE SPOT REMOVAL for TOot NOW on the AIR from 6 A.M. to 8:15 P.M For Your Summer Listening Pleasure August! 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FuralM, 46, fanoerty cf Battle Creek and a frequent TirtUr ot tUoMDo twtattvMB, died June 5 in a St. Louie. MUaoun. hoMpttal, following an automobile accident a fee hours eartier. APRICOT* L29/ Tatty PLUMS 121-49/ DOC FOOD | 5/ ISMres. con fl LIMIT 3 CANS wrtha *5 er moie purchase | (excluding beer, wine or tobacco) Redeem at Kroger fr.ru Sal. June 19. 1*45. I SALAD MISSING «' fexciudino beer wine or lobecro) PUUU o, IODIZID MORTON SALT t-lb. lO-og. ba> 5/ c UM.T OM • IS , m, w<<« (excluding beer, wine or lobacccj Redeem al Kroger thru Set, June 1*. 1*45. 50 EIT1A TOP VALUE STAMPS with lhe purchase of a 7-ea. car el JUNSU'S PLEOSE *r SLADE IMIIFEOTAVT i«w-UMuMit.iug DOUBLE TOP VALUE STAMPS । EVERY WEDNESDAY! G| I Kraft's Miracle Whip I l ' " boys and girls and wish them eucceaa in the future to match their many accompllahmcnta during their achbiaatlc eareen. OutatandIng atudcnta; outstanding athletes and outstanding in extra -curricular achool acUrtties involving dnsmallca. onpudaaUona and ettteenahlp. All of this Is included The public ta alao becoming educated to the fact that hero la the best place lo buy lumber and building supplies. Finest quality combined with the fairest prices la a conbtnaUcn that adds up to in­ telligent buying. Right riemr we are in Ute midst of our annual Anniversary Bale and outstanding bargain* .are plentiful. Shop today for an your summer building and renlodeUng plana. Call Uie Eart Hide Lumbar Company, 111 Kart Railroad Street, IlaattagA Phone Wl 5-2OJ. �e M State Makes Great Strides in Cattle Disease THE Highlights Interesting Farms Bring Call Problems c*1vm A reduction within 10 year* from 7.055 infected herds under quarantine to 73 such iverds to- FARM NEWS in Michigan die annually HASTINGS BANNER University ogricultutal dairy operation* la the major New Holstein Records Listed For Area Cows old. had 16.110 Ito. of milk and Annodeaaa Majesty Alice 4833581, a five-year-old. had 18300 lbs. of milk and 800 lb* of butterfat Michigan’s First Fair July 1-5 at Lake Odessa State's brucellosis program oper­ ated Jointly by the Michigan De­ partment of Agriculture's Live­ stock Disease Control Division Gtkndar.., jot? 9>pr rsalttsals- Pasturing Cattle In Woodlots Causes Damage Livestock pastartM. rw»rd*d as an enemy of the woodlot, 1* held responsible for the diiap- Lima Bean Production to Double by 1980 and rim-down c«ul ers, according to 3 L. J. Ferrier here. ■Ths cattle brow Eradication Division. saplings lings, break down ite Urge Mid injure roots tree* with their hoc—_ ... . ■CatUe compact the <ore*t wll and water runs ofl instead of No Milk in Pail— scaping into toe soil. So th* na­ tural rerervolr which supplies Cowi Go On Sale spring# and well* e*n no longer Low milk production account-; tulfiU ita role. Furthermore, agri­ "Michigan's program to eradi­ cate brucellosis." said Agricul­ be increased from ailgbtly under cultural research ha* proven that tural Director G. 8. McIntyre, M*icriuiy pens serve io xeep newborn calves from being sud­ denly exposed during cold, wet Th* »ut Lake Odessa Fair. New, officially recognised milk Winter Cota Hope Michigan* find. will be held July program during 1864. weather. Provide one well-bod- luxl butterfat production level* by Regutcred Holstein cow* in by Frank K. Weinbreclit, Hos­ ground*. this area are Hated in a special tings. produced 15,030 lb* of milk vise* Cargill. Expectant cows i mh>, Michigan State UMvcrsUy and 536 lb* of butterfat In 306 should be confined Ui stall* or pens 31 to 48 hours b Vicinity cows included in tho freshening. Keep calf and for display of-th* exhibits of the drafts and at a constant temper­ 507283. a four-year-old. owned ature and humidity. a*, produced birth lo three or four months of of temneralure. humidity, and ventilation are again important. 4206467. a seven-year-old. owned Buppl*mental heat is often by Q Robert GaakUl. Hasttng* produced 15,030 lb* of milk and 576 lb* of butterfat in 338 days. beal produced by aalvm. 4401268, a tlx-j ear-old. produced recommended in the starling barn since single calf facilities minimize disease and injury. Queen Bonnie Burke 5009443, a should be four-year-old. had 17.470 Ib* of owned Nashville. It the calf la to be permitted freedom, a four by six foot pen Weedvale Raven Duke Allcen 5264080. a Ihree-ycar-oid, owned * alatted-gatc. This method re­ produced 14380 Ib* of milk and quire* more bedding and feeding Maplelyn Skylark Evie 4471819. faclilllci than individual stalls. a five-year-old, owned by Donald pasture. Michigan wm classified as a Project '80. Michigan State Uni­ modined-certtfled brucellosis free versity* futuristic look at Mich­ igan's rural potential by 1980. small portion of the woodlot in meant that percentage ot Infec­ the pasture when fencing th* tion waa reduced to less than 1 The sclenUM* invwtlgatlng this percent of the cattle and 3 p*r- vegetable outlook include hratlculturist* Clark Nlcklow, John Downrw. Stan Ries and Hhigtrul Join! Hereford Unit The next goal of ttte program t* .to attain stata-wldo certified ert "Luca*. Diana Lynn CMbcrnc. Delton. maud annua) output of 7300 lb* brucellosis free status In order Attractions, besides th* infcl-; The nu to qualify, th* percentage of accounting for 18 brucellosis infection in a county lost year industrial friend, of “2^A^Kttttonh'attomd ay. include hone pulling, pony । removing 4H provided over four mlllbm ’ over on 18-month period cannot . wrestling. Auto Dare Devils and stmUty. Other significant fac- exceed 1 percent of Uie herds copies of educational publics-1 tions and other materials to aid ,or Hereford '------------ —<­ Mlchlgan State University su­ 4EUiunid~FFA jambtf**. pervised the sampling, weighing bc'1 calue' ‘Th* Fair Association At present Michigan has 35 4H'crs in their projects f i physical Injury, dairy purpoora count!**—Including Barry —that । and mastitis. have achieved certified brucel­ sanitation's herd and breed 1mlosis statu*. There are another 11 counties that should qualify by the coming autumn. These are iumi Odeaaa and a senior at Lake- { I Menominee. Boy. Tuscola. Glad­ win. Van Buren. Cass. Berrien. . By Mrt. Stephen Osgood la. - —u All.IM. Eteton. Missaukee. Hillsdale and Isabella. gate to the Wolverine Girl* State, Utter of June 10: member of the Future Nurses' Vacation Bible School News The four-leaf clover emblem Club, AU Star Band of 1066, Cloverdale E.Ui. Juno 21-25. of 4H Clubs wa* developed in □tris Athletic Aasoclatlon, bos-. 8 am. to 12 noon. 0. B. June 14-18 ply phosphate in bands tan kctball, softbaU and track teams; Using Head, Heart, Hands and inches to the side and two incti• -»■ •» “ •““«>» Health to the beat of one's ability al the A&W Drive-In. Istreie of Hillsdalo and Mias 4 the foundation of 4H. Ing time. Ernest Cusack, superintendent । Barbara Osgood went to JohnaA of Michigan State Uni- mi .. pair . w. of speed, jsaid —,u horse racing all! ..... (qq io to visit vuit. friends menus over mt the A recent USDA check showed ,_ .V. tnd. ........ . .. verelty scientist* found that to-|be the -t._--.Lra, attraction -• at LHthe fair. • WK-y a Archie Woodman Is 13 principal varieties made up tai cucumber yields increased an July 3 and 5..--------He expects a larger sPmdlng'scan* time u> in “a uoiwi Baltic “v ---------,--------------- , suc -uuiuk .-A1U1O lulls ■r.ru.. of nt 22 n bushels hatihatn per ner acre ■rr. number ....... K. r of nf horse* Ywtraa* to tzv race ra.'r> thta thtc Creek — ■■ __ — — average nospitaL a Mr __ and■ a. Mrs. lion acres of alfalfa grown . 7^. .. - . with each 20 pounds Increase in vrair th.n <n th. Tiart Mnm-iullv phosphate side-banded at plant­ m me cmv wunLoa. . ■ ; lng Orecn vacationing at the ing time. First picking yield* The track was surfaced x this Slcphfn Oegoodj a Mra James EXPERT TIRE SERVICE every 10 pounds increase in the level ot phosphorus tested in the get acquainted with Mra. Short* aoU. . Phosphate Bands Boosts Your Cucumber Yield * uu Cloverdale-Hope U,1 8 BARR with money totaling 8860. phosphorus levels. They also noted that potaah 47 Altoft ■4IPers Icock and Mr* Dorothy Kingabury are vuroUoning at Port UflVP Pmipch IUudenlalc. Fl* a Claude Granuve iu < ^J^^.^ham ts visiting hu friends. Mr. 76 levuc, produced 17310 lb* of that this nutrient should be ap­ plied broadcast. Their experi­ ments showed. jiroducUon in- been completed fur the AlUif: and Mrs. Ed Titus. six animate th* facilities can 4H Club with a total M *7 subatliuto for maternity pens— a five-year-old. produced 21380 members taking 70 proJi lerfol in 357 days. Armodeas* Oomar Elnora 4311187. a klxCommunity Leader. Mr* I Another asot* to the efficient year-old. had 18.030 Iba of milk operation of the dairy farm u an and 753 Ito. of butterfat in MB FlnaUy, they noted! n roil White «M Mra. RKhard raw Mra UnwOft adequate hospital area’for per- days. Annodesoa Clyde Hill build-up of both phteplionxs tasting. udder Hoxie 46307X1, a six - year-old. and potassium resulted from forming blood tasting, clipping and artificial breeding had 20.770 lbs. of milk and 730 fcruhicr application at rates lag dairy and rabbit*. Mra. Ivan 5300162, a three-eyar - old. had confine cow* directly from millring room. Lucky Tootate 4830724. a slxyear-old. had 14.170 lb*, of milk with Jack Kelkr *& Junkf leader, and Mra. Retard •< Thomas; child care, with Lyn? Science ‘Queen’ At MSU Is New Machine Rural school superintendent* and college experiment stations days. Armodeaa* Regal Doily taught M th* 4H Pool, including 4969250. a four-y ear-old.-had 15.­ APRIL is the newest ''queen" and life saving. 300 lb* of milk and 600 Ib* butof plant science at Michigan early 1800 a. CARBURETORS CLEANED AT NO EXTRA CHARGE* allon Best Buys on New & Used Tire. Mevated FREEf FRU PARKING Micl> Orovv Tvp JUNE 11 — Idl Mr* Melvin Oaks; home Mr* Perry Shepard; knitting. Icky Joan 5207447, a pounds of applied potaalt xu-old, had 14560 lbs. and (Al th* of buturfat ley sponsored a corn-growing Tire Shop u. s. SOYAL D— Integration Laboratory. Chevrolet would benefit, omrn in a larger club. The Woodland Saddle Club A ball game wa* enjoyed r.t Presently. APRIL Is operating tho regular mon'Jily meeting on ceircd oertltlcatos, pins and other family pool picnic this ■ Cleana Our new Total Performance gasolines contain "Cleans," the amazing Ingredient that actuaHy cleans your carburetor as you drive—and keeps it clean! ■ Dirt deposits on th* carburetor throat and throt­ tle plate leirf to rough Idling, frequant stalling in You’ll be delighted al how much batter your car Will behav* and at how your mileage Will Improve. The 4H idea began to materi­ and selling many of Michigan's alize fin the Ute 1890's when valuable fruit product* rural 'school superintendent* en­ couraged student* to plant corn. Michigan State's highest run total in a Big Ten beat-boll game School fairs ware held and ril Purdue In 1955. bon* awarded winning exhibits. SAYS FARM LOAN SERVICE INABIGWAY1 Today, mor* than 60300 farmer*, rancher* and part-tlq)* farm*r» In Michigan. Wisconsin, Mlnnwota and North Dakota are using Vs billion dollar* in tw-mllUon lanam hava fouad thalr Land Bank th* oa* credit source alwaya geared to thalr actual needs. H you’re planafaf * farm Improvemerrt os axpaiuton project b* sure to check yow Land Bank with “Gmu." Get the best 1 workpower “walfcs*\ ight over bumps and trouble Independent fro suspansion take* the “truck” out of track rid* M smooth* rough Ms, protect* truck, driver and cargo from *xe*tth« lArolet .. pickup* It's a __ proved Jolting. And on ____ system wtth adHIon* of miles of user experience behind it Try it out on one of Chevrolet's great Fleetside or Stepside pickup* A LAND BAHKLQM 01VE8 YOU JSfB It’s one of the big reason* that Chevrolet I* YOU CAN DEPEND ON first choice with pickup users from coast to coast no. 1 WAY TO WORK See your Chevrolet dealer about any type of truck. JACK ECHTINAW MNNMSTSDUtCf SERVICE £0tr-co67 auan Hot tings OH.es Wl 5-5073 re. >2?-4}to LARKE BUICK-CHEVROLET 1435 S. Hanover ' Hastings Wl Mtt5 �I TH® NAATDKGB BAWKKB—1 pilTY Milo l»< Xliieri ittratlon, la publUJiitig XnXr^h amount that to payable per rvWLvlng widow's benefits I rem ord ends. However if her wc month on any one social security u«tal iccurity based on the U b« JBCrecord. Usually a widow with two small children would receive a. u fWnMn, r.nu.^n., I- this maximum amount. If thsre but docs not wont to give up her h . ,, Tr?’ nenefita on room toe Decoration SiZaUaB atathned* tb«r«. * Mr and f- Prank H. Routo spent the * W‘U1 Mr <nd Mra. tier Bldelman and son. Jack. Lapeer county. * Mra. Frank abb spent the last threw wseks th her daughter and children •nv provtoton in Ute social w-- U f‘l,U ■wklng. alia would be- each member of tho family are this district cunty tow tool would permit her j ?Xd“taSr^ reduced co LbuU ths total amount a quallflad Bpeaksr o.niin-jing to receive benefils in < “ * ,^W ** ”Um’ payable will not. exrwed tho maximum amount Tliercfcro. when benefits to one of your children wcn> Mopped, lhe kcti amount payable to you and toa|SDm, and Uw spartamantolp award to Miko Kllpatrirk while Willtom Olbbe gave the track award to, . . B<ha j.. J Jobs Available For 18-Y«ar-Old» POULTRY FEATURES! IF YOU LIKE FINE GIRS- ! PLAID H STAMPS! SUPER RIGHT, AU MEAT Ring Bologna SUPER RIGHT, SHORT SHANK, 4-6 IBS. SUM* RIGHT BEEF —"KING OF ROASTS" SUPER RIGHT Comed Beef Briskets Flats i> 79c Points ib 69c RIB ROASTS Stewing Beef Short Ribs ‘'Z=,- Jane Parker Baked Foods 11., 1-01. 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HOT I AHH PAM ann rant ground 3 69c — mx off Black Pepper Ot PINtAPPlt, MACK Ol APtiCOT PIHUVU IKXIIAR. ASSOnZD FLAVORS Cheeri Aid .. BONESSE SHAMPOO £ 49e DOG FOOD Ml W W» 2^49«ss sst LUX or LIFEBUOY SOAP w 7 . gg< •1.00 29* | Barbecue Sauce 29* Spaghetti 2 Grape Jam „. 79c lr 39c 4lh and Sih RIBS JIFFY MIX SALE! New Family Size AHH PACt — ntPABItl * 39c SMOKED PICNICS ■imnmmsma 49' *89' *59' -79‘ FRYER BREASTS FRYER LEGS — CORNISH HENS 6 '.V? Morteno AckzU; Mrs. Irene Hamp prcemUd the Undcwood award to Loretta Gardner tn the business department and U» Business Achtovemmk award to Bonita Brtm. Awiida la tl» English and journalism depurtintnto were presented by Mra. Dorothy Carpt-nler. Susan Mau­ rer and Joseph Mahar raceiwd the Danforth award and Janet Bill the English department award, while Jooniw VLrie. Karen Lh-niiauicr oral Charlene Schantz received toe joumaltom wwrda. In tiki Homcmaking depart­ ment Mrs. oilth Hamilton pre- Russell Hankins, manager of toe Hastings Area Charalxr of Commerce, reports Uiat many high achool boys and girls who have been regUteruu: for pari- need for high school graduates who do not intend to go to'col­ lege but want full-time employ­ ment. ■•Anyone going into college or Into the Army cannot be used at this lime, since Uie employer expects to train these young people on the job.” Hiinklns asked thaw interested to register at the Chamber of­ partment Helpt* Wlelvordmn fice at 101 8. Jefierscn. down­ stairs in the old City Bank bulKKarc the drafting award to David Hummel; Brian Seller k gave BANNER WANT ADS FAT and Steven Douee, and lhe mu­ sic department Mica Sandra Bykora gave the choir award to Su-tan Maurer. Social studies awards went to Karen Llrbiiaiutcr and Patricia Giwdert. and lhe future teacher award to Llrxto Wolfe. Those lhe debate teqtn. preecntcd pins to Steven ixxwc. Karen LMbflteirly. Forensics awards for the local context were prreetiicd by Loon Housler to Maximo Ackou. Michael Oogsweil. Sharon Har­ ris. Joseph Mahar, Busor. Mau­ rer, Rosalie Slade and Gordon Bwan, while district winner awards went to Karen Uebhauaer and Donald SiuUkcn. From the Yearbook department. Miw Ruth Smith presented edi­ tor awards to Marlene Jorea and Suzanne Murphy, and Haff awards to Patricia Gaedert, Darlene Jones Louise Lindberg, Down Miller, Margaret Steward and Denise Vide. College schol­ arships. presented by Mrs. Ger­ trude Montgomery, went to JanM Hill tor Alma College; Charlene Sehantx, Cintral Mich­ igan University, and Sue Han­ sen. Karen Llebhauaer. Susan Maurer and Ann Shilton. Mich­ igan State University- Mrs Montgomery also introduced students who will become mem­ bers of the National Honor So­ ciety next Fall. Gordon Ironside presented the special Univer­ sity of Michigan awards to Suian Hanzen and Joseph Mahar. High school principal, Fnrrnu citlxenshlp awards. From the 12Ui grade, Siwan Maurer and Mike Kilpatrick: 11th grade, Patricia Kane and Robert Boow. lento grade. Dorians Janos and David Lindberg, and ninth erode. KallkTinc flkedgtll and Lnlroduccd the class offlccra, Every inch a rugged John Deere and Garden Tractor. Independent ground-wpaad con­ troL Double-safe electrics tart­ er. Double-action brake. At­ tachments for mowing, clearing anow, gardening, spraying... many more. too, with a John Deere ”!!( Tractor. Convenient credit. JOHN DEERE LAWN D GARDEN TUACTOR Goodyear BROTHERS Fann Implements 124 N. Jefferson Phone Wi 5-5052 ANY WAY ’ YOU HEALTH AND BEAUTY FEATURES IA» HIT Vitamhis Eight O’clock COFFEE SALE! LAB TEST 24 off s I!! Think it over. Whole-bean Eight O’clock Coffee aavee you money and you enjoy big, fresh, wonderful Coffee Mill Flavor.., fresh-ground flavor you can’t get in a can... at any price. Try it Ulis week SCHICK tT-CT l GILLETTE («TJ 1 MUD AND MELLOW ’ST 89c RIGHT GUARD (Plus Tax) Aspirins 500-CT. 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Burpee j Barton, Bain'Ti” 1903 and^their flrat'PhlUttta ~~~~ T .PhU“P* ^i>l Hotoii. ppyore uaic. cm **, Adamo* Ray J*nd public appearance wm be the name not rccordsdi. Ada Ran-1 Ch>aj.lc. nuha- 1 pnwme I wedding of Fred Gltwon at the ney. Fred Griswold.’ j.AVl, mtaed some. In fact. I can Methodist Parsonage. Rev. llsplc. M*da Bush. Iva Vanhorn. )h)n> oj ono right now. ......................... Charlea Dmrau. who lad * tin and plumbing shop just east ot Teawnan Electric Also year* ago rruria nwuiu> o*., >uvw num,, a --------- grand-dad wan postmaster our ols. Willi* Pierce, Russell them was a cooper shop or barfirst rural routes were started.. wood. Wesley Norwood. rei maker in thia same spot. Lacy Jones Harry Jonre. and Arbour. Sina Houvenlr. Another buslnera I forgot, my ■ wife and I started the “Snuggle George Matter were the first Inn" la 1H7 and ran it for three rural carriers. Itater. John Mc­ Sklllman. Herbert Sproul. , Bain. Lincoln Bush. Vern Loo­ Our first bank waa started in years m the building where Ken mis. Seth Clark and John IBM. It was organised by Ezra Town’s barber shop now Is. In the May M. 18&9 "Barry Morehouse and be waa th* flrat can-lira. and just tpfore tho cashier. According to Max Rey­ County Democrat" a copy of present carriers were Murk Gar- nolds the ftrat Bonk was opened Gobies. hla old home town, for rtaon. Bob Barnes, and Rusnell up In lhe same building wlv-ro burial. The Delton Military Band Mott, who nil retired the same Km Town's barber strop now te. led the procession from the year and at the •unic time. Tiic first building that was actu­ house to the depot He was on As I was down talking to O»- ally buUt for a bank waa across car Finkbclncr the oUscr day from Campbell's Grocery, in th* Evans i Brooks. Delton. Mich. Also in the old days when whore tk- was working on a new brick building where 11*8 Deris' fertilizer warehouse, 1 looked up Beauty Shop Is now. From 1919 you wanted your house painted to 1922 I was tho bookkeeper «- your walls papered, you Just there and when I started. I had about had your choice of two to port Hie books, including tho guys for such a Job, Bart Templeton, who lived where Bob Dr. Morford waa our first the Lumber-yard and about waa th* flirt on* U> operate th* Garrett dore now, and th* fa­ Veterinarian. and started busl- i where Bert Parker livre now so called bookkeeping machine mous Baas Horn player In the Mas tn IBIS. Later Dr. Loyal 1 They shipped stock just about that is now out-moded by the Delton Military Band or Milo Lehman, a toveabte old charac­ Flower also was lure In the every Saturday as I remember IL modern IBM system. ------------- ‘i They had their scales there and The Delton Brickyard, located ter from Prairieville. k was quite a place for Sight­ just this side of the John Kling­ Seeing for the town kids and tlw er farm (you can still see the old retired farmera living In foundations) wa* built and op­ erated by Bates Brothers, and HOW CLEAN later by William Ixonard and sons. Leon and George, who moved here In 1906 .Hearty all _ ___________ IS YOUR •he old timers around town at .yatern up hero at th* north end that time worked at Uie Brick- of \xnrn was opened up the flrat HOUSEHOLD yard some time or other. There of October in IBM was a railroad siding up to the WATER? yard. The burning of the kilns of brick waa a great event and was Don’t gambit on dirty water! Lika most always climaxed by a tre«QIC you ran turn your pre*water tupply intoCKYSTALCI.EAR, crisp tasting "spring Ilka" water. You will actually en­ joy using Jour water for drink­ ing, cooking, beverages, etc., knowing it is free from sflt.'sriiiment, rust, scale partidss. sand, algae, dirt, cloudiness, and most other suspended matter. Aptly named, the Purity Water Fil­ took great pride in buying such i liar* and subduing It. My ter is the most effective, depend­ dad would have enjoyed that able, lowest-cost protection himgeif. Gurley Pcsmc bought days such aa boll game*. agaiast these water problems. this really wild horse and the Days. Band Tournaments. (every (It doe* not soften water.) / last I saw of him. Oariey and a little town had a band. In tboay day») .:ipx seriate. shadow ape elate, etc. Th* field J^.wt.W •S SSZS/S exciting WATER FILTER »19” pretty near to the prreent foot Baosmsa. Butun . boll field. Every day when tho H»y WUllui, llu'.isfi .. weather and Um« of year was D1> Q1U IunL,n right. Whale's race horse The Otatma. wukttiri DeHon Girl" would get a work-1 " ’ “ out on thia track with.. I ima- Ai*«< An4«r»on. Huso gine. Frank Carson, the driver. Hmu»p . $275 Lewis Electric (Cloverdale) for Fun Coma GAS YARD LIGHT Special Offer It’s a special break for year-ehdhargain hunters! We’re jumping the gun on our annual clearance—offering sensation®savings a full month ahead of schedule. Now’s the Mme to enjoy the 100,000-mile champion­ ship performance of the fabulous ’65 Comet—with the model of your choice priced for right-now clear­ ance! Top value for your trade-in and long, easy terms! - MAHLER MOTOR SALES 1320 N. Michigan • Harting, • Ph. Wl 5.2479 � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/492/HastingsBanner_1965-06-24.pdf ddcacf872b3cdd335cfc1759ec650d92 PDF Text Text The Hastings Banner he Quality Merchant Hailin',. One Hundred and Tenth Year Tli«nd«y. l.M 2V. 1M5 SaaHnn Ona—ro)M 1 » I NUMBISIO Entry Deadline For Barry’s Free Fair Approaching 9K I !’ K Offer $4,000 in Premiums at ’65 Exposition; $12,000 in Purses Set For 3-Day Harness Race Program Earl McKibbin. secretary ot lhe Barry County Free Fair. j other officers anti superintendents of departments are making , prejKirations for the annual e\i*»itlon which will be held at lhe I fairgrounds here from July 2b through July 31. ranhfc Several thousand dollar* in premiums are to lie offered for UHI.1U |>UU MVK TO Lift.—tn electrocuted doc wa* brought **e« to me Wednesday, Jane IS, at Pennock Hospital, in a graphic , ................ ............., , •. , ■ --------- .. demonstration <rf a new. ilfesavjng technique called (lewd Cheat. CaiyHac Resuscitation <CCCH>. At the tefl Dr. c. Mart; Vase, MJ)., I the finest product* of the field, for craftmanship and for culinary datiao. a United Fund Agency. The dog la shown on the "operating table" at the left, and uspense of Um dramatic situation is evident In the picture on th* rights—Banner photos. —« New Lifesaving NEW AAP STORE MANAGER — Jamea R. Hock I* lhe new manager of the AAF Steve In Hasting*. He come* to Hasllnx* .L _ K-_ U, ■___ -a________ >__ company'* stores otoco 1963. Starting with the'food chaln a**** * CClIIlKIliC IS clerk in 1951, be gained wide exnerience wortjnr in several I_ 1 _ Kalimstoo outlets until 1957. received hl« first mana- I editorials~&£±" ‘1 1 ~ by K.M.L. =====^^^w«s*was^™ I Demonstrated house faculties. Nor is there any method at obtaining proper park- i brought back to life Wednesday. (June 16. at Penhodk Hospital n , ia graphic demonstration of a voice in establishing iu location. residential property—The bourd has ! new. lifesaving technique called 'Closed Chest Cardfab ResUKltaIn an attempt 'to find «R wlut especially well situated for a county , lion (CCCRi. • lhe people wanted In regard to the building parking lot, if that 1* what they have In mind. Al this rate, Mark Vasu. M.D, an internist One of the highlights of the City champion* In the crovisors appointed a Citizens Com­ provision for adequate space would Hastings Summer playground mittee to assist in arriving at a really cost a " bundleI" Haloes and Renanle Baird. Character Parade, whlah will satisfactory solution. Since this Friday there were scavenger climax this week's activities on Yet, despite this unanimous Fac­ all four lota. Director Lewis Lang and peanut hunt* on each play­ Miehl**n Heart Association, a United Fund Agency. ground. viduals from every section of the reports. ' More than 50 doctors, nurses county, It would seem logical to tion. The Board of Supervisor* by Northeastern scavenger hunt winner* were Dave Hathaway. 1and rescue personnel listened assume that, it was representative ___ _ ____ _______ _ Barry Havens. Raeannc Miller while Dr Vksu explained. "It '* ■ nd Michelle Miller. Peanut i.,..,. and hunt ! ’ important to start the re­ winners were Gretchen Mahler.; vival process just a* soon as po*This Cttlsens Committee voted Debbie Peake. Teress* AUerding. slble " UNANIMOUSLY against building John Haines and Jerry Wcck.v "A brain deprived of oxygen The youngsters will be shep­ Southeastern scavenger hunt usually will suffer Irreversible herded west on the main street, winner* were Sumqi Smith. La- irtaniW “Iter a period of between then north on Broadway to Ty- nette Sherk. Mary Jean Taffee, I »n<« mfnute*," he *ald future expansion of Jal) and court Debbie Newell. Chris Rodger*! "Every second count* " Even if Judged. . . and Rename Baird. Peanut hunt'thr hc*rt 'a°w' not ’’aft- the AH participating in the pa­ winners were Frank Mix. Eric ICCCR process will save tlie brain rade will receive a treat, whileMcLaury, ---------- Debbie Ingram and If H l» started soon enohgh. ! After a few moment* of prizes will be awarded to the brat! Scoff Smith. portrayals. Scavenger hunt winner* ati " The supervised playground1 Central were I«*lte Hart. Marcia program opened Wednesday of Hengesbach. Terri Fellow. Peggy last week and there were 1A01 Hubert, Brian Smith. Doug Kll-1 Senior Citizen* of Hosting* and visits made to the four play­ Patrick, Dave VanDcrklolcn and "Sometimes tile heartbeat will community Will nieet4t the Epl*ground*. plus the txh* playing Don Myeni. Peanut hunt winners be spontaneously restored by re­ cnpal Parish House on Monday. baseball. were Tim Lowe. Tom Alderson. suscitation. ” aafd Dr Vg*U. "but t on July 1 for induction Bob Steven*. Bob Kntko. Eric many times It goes into fibHlla- usual picnic style dinner and an th* armed forew. Barry Pratt. Ed VanDerMolcn. Mary llon. tn which the heari chirnJim Matthews is in charge of {McLean, Brenda Smith. Terry tx-rs work, but without coordina­ Hubert and Allison Lenta. tion and no blood U pumped. i This week lhe hrt" -»iul v4rl- When this happens. CCCR must ranged for Rom Johnson to talk be continued, both heart masaage about the Indians and tlie part night at the Fort Shelby Hotel and mouth to mouth breathing, they playeji In the earliest his­ until the patient can be taken to tory of Barry County. He ha* a tire following day. a hospital equipped with a defib­ very large collection of Indian Men scheduled to report in­ rillator. Tins device provide* a relics, some of which will -be clude John E. Maine tie. 21, GarThl* Thursday . group swim ­ Orven B Garlinger. 71. of Lake high voltage electric shock which shown. deo-. Grove. Calif., formerly of Ode***, died at Butterworth ming begins with the school bus we have found will coordinate Hazt&igs: Philip M. Bender, 22. Hospital in Grand Rapids, at leaving Cenlral at 2:40 pm, a tlie heartbeat." gram will be musical selection* Middleville; Fredrick A. Currier, 2:15 am. -Saturday. Dec. 19. UtUe later tluin usual, because by the Bllvertone Sextet, whose 21. Caledonia, Charit* L. House], wnere ne n.o been own for lor 10 iu days. oay*. k»>on. ronUnue for where he had transferred there from Pennock; J,ie remainder of the week The stoppage lias been caused by an contributions to the entertain­ Jr, 20. Otsego, formerly of Del­ external factor, electrocution; ment field have been all too rare. ton. and Larry G. Brandl, 20, bU* Ston* at the First Ward nark cus Mops ai me nrst waru park Hospital. H 1893 in I,u fUI 01,1 ,t8 load 2:43- 'H1' drowning, suffocation, and some Then there will be games of a Dowling. type* of heart attack*, or by calibre not too taxing to citizens » of Berija-! !*cond load >«»«• On July 8 there will be 20 men ' • Cl—•» .O-.K ----- ------Dr Vasu explained of .65 and over, but challenging traveling to Detroit for premm and Millie Nott (tatam •» drug*. When Dr Vasu applied a de­ nevertheless and was a life-long resident of n»e m‘nule* later. induc tlon physical* and 18 men fibrillation shock to the dog's Come prepared for a good so ­ have been ordered to report for Next Tuesday the first load chest, it* heartbeat, which had Lake Odessa. leaves from Southeastern at 1 been vibrating at a level sud­ cial time, and remember to bring physical* on Aug. 33. pm. stopping at the First. Ward denly began to peak and irfa few own table service, your beverage Barry County’* Induction quota Market ft for August ha* not been received. second* wa* showing a normal leaves from Central at 2 pm, beat. If transportation Is desired, or stopping at the park. if you can pick up a citizen or A graduate of the Lake Odessa 'CharacterParade 'Friday Highlights Play Activities Senior Citizens 5 Barry Men To Have Fine To Report for Program Monday Military Duty 0. B. Garlinger,* Like Odessa Leader, Dies 5S year*, trustee on the village; Woodland Lad Hit by Automobile Site Committee lhe Congregational Church for more than 50 years, lhe FdsAM Lodge 395. charter member of the Woodland. For- New High School Named The demonstration dog. which injured about remained constantly under one*thesla. wa* restored to a normal heartbeat and breathing within ' sedation and member of the portixUy dsslxd in front of a minute*. Previouriy. the process .Hasting* Supt. of Schools has Ionia Country Club. of electrocution and revival had i that nine resident* Surviving are his wife, Bea- berger. 87. of Woodland near tlie been accomplished experiment­ announced have been named as members of Gulf gas station on Woodland's ally six times on one animal main lhe con^nlttee to *tudy a site for 1929; a brother. Ermal E. Gar-l™ street. — Also, part of the demonstration possible location for a secondary linger; a nephew. Fred Garlinger. I Ho w*4 teken to Pvnnock Hob- was a manikin. Resusl-Anne. a ■ and two nieces Ml** Laurel Gar-' Pit4' fOr examination and trval- live foot blonde of rubber and school building Hasting* Township Supervi*llnger and Mrs Arthur 'Marcia) nient. but was brought home for plastic, with a mercury pressure Raffter. all of Lake Odessa. 7-he night and was to be taken gauge hooked to a heart of r, chairman Funeral services . were held bock 1x5 hcapltal Wednesday eponge. When heart pressure 1* prop­ Chapel. Lake Odessa, with Inter- | The impact toned the little erly jiteced on the equivalent of a member of the committee. Olliers include Hastings Dlrecment in Lakeside Cemetery, Rev. fellow over ths hood of tho car a breastbone of a human, lhe । --- -a —__ ,__ .... , . Paul Benneiioff officiating | He then fell to the pavement ' gauge will respond, and by ‘nuicatlns lhe rlaht amount of hk. 1 [sure, a would-be rescuer learns.Morey. Robert Gaskill, Tom Please See MORE ABOUT: Sutherland. Robert Sherwood . . . LIFE SAVLNG. Page X and Mr*. Gordon VanderWeelr backward glances 'hits ofyesterday".... as gleanesl from the Banner files People of Barry A|j entries for exhibit In the coming Free Fair must be in (he lccreUry 3 by Monday,,-------------------------- >-----------------------July 12. All livestock, ’mcludimr' ntludlng' — JuJy I2 A11 -tvTBiMiimat«■■■ , ■ ---- ■ ——, n-nxt he place by Monday. Jdly 26, by 3 pm. No exlhlbll will be taken after 8 pm on the opening day. । according to the 1065 premium book*, which *re now available al The Banner office, lhe Exten-1 slon office, elevators and other j places throughout the county i “■ ■JV IU KWIIC UK ciuirr•---- --- -------- - ---- ,— Gt the late Irving D. Charlton.! « Doon on Thursday. Rrobate Judge John W. Cunlin' Jo|J wof Ann Arbor, has ruled. . ' ' Exhibits must lw removed be- Juan CKUin. uulx u> B-ny““ • PtoIkU court., hu rul.,1 th« "the will ol decedent should be to construed its to bequeath Uuentire Estate of Irving D. Chari­ ton to the County of Barry for the purposes designated in the will." Wr 11 Sectary,. McKlbbin pointed out that season parking stickers are available for 11. ' The m -day entertainment program Includes three day* of harness racing with MD00 in neat racing will be on Wednes­ day. Thuraday and Friday Monday win be highlighted Tuesday will be Children’s Day. and the youngsters will be able tn enjoy the midway rides for will be children's contest*, game* titer. Frank and Rone (ARhousi-) and other events in front of the grandstand. Judging of dairy cattle start* on Wednesday, with the livestock structiori of an addition to the judging continuing on Thursday. museum. Wednesday night there will be The bearing on the interpre­ heavyweight horse pulling at tation of Mr. Chariton's will 8:30. following the livestock parade. Thursday night the grand• land attraction will be the famed Immediate transfer of all of the King Kovac Auto Thrill Show at deposited I IS.000 to be matched Atty. Donald Bruce of Lansing Jack Kenniston Joins Food ( Center Company Willsrd J. Lawrence, prraldcnt । 1Felpausch Pood Centers, has an­ (nounced that Jack E. Kennkton. ;33. 921 j*N. Witeon Avenue ha* <joined ll»c Felpausch Food Crti। । ■ter at OoMwater. Ins Who are hcira-at-law. argued that the will was actually a trust Insbtumcni that requires tho county to build an addition to the 'present museum buildings that would properly house and safeguard the hteuatcal collecUon of which Mr'. Charlton val­ ued at 1500.000. ; Atty. L. K. Barnett. Atty. Paul Siegel and Atty. Richard M. Bauer had argued that the will the Hastings High School Clam County. Unless the opinion of Judge Conltn is appealed, the will will now be probated through normal Fred Hauser, Richard Reed. Rob- I montvillc. Tliey have three chUL— -----------” Dln- Idren. Jeffrey, 11; Kevin, 8, and ert* Linderman and• ” Russell gereon,' Hasting*, and Clyde Ellis, Jr . ami James Buckley, both of Bellevue Advisory member* of the board Optometrist to Saturday there 1* to be mute iHasting* AAP Store in pulling contest at 2 pm. and the 1858. He nerved a* iiriatant evening grandstand attraction is I manager at Kalamoaoo before to be the popular Grand 'Ote becoming manager at the Bt. Opry Jgnacr and Marcel) u» atoew*. Ha Stmon Maiehele. Middleville. 1*. ateo worked for A A P in Grand president of lhe Barry Fair, and . Rapids. clear with his entire estate being Ed Wletnlk, Hasting*. Is trea*Kennlaion la married to the Approve Budgets Need 5 Grade For United Fund Scliool Teachers Halting* Supt. of Schools RichJ, Guenther reports there Drive Agencies ard are five elementary teaching Join Dr. Walton Dr. B. Bloom, a graduate of the Ham Kirkpatrick and Martha Kuhn.'Extension ' ----- State rsuiui. isxlciuiuii Service ncrvicc agents, ascsiui, । Ohio —- University ——College -----— ot Atty. Richard M. Shuster. Rich-1 Optometry, and his wife. N»«yi ia past president. still unfilled for the Sup,, o' School. Wch.nl J. position* 1995-06 school year Hastings' representative* on B. Walton, optonvetrist, at 110 W. Center. Supt. Guenther explained that, the scliool had expected "teach­ tings Community Fund, an­ Interns" from Michigan State .___ _______ ____ __ ______ ,-------- —---------- ------------- ----nounced this week that hmrlngs ing University and held open six po-1 ora Stephen Cooley and Rusaell i The Crooked Lake Sportsman'* •lUon* since last February. I Italy. Club will hold a regular meetbeen held and lhe 1065 budget uu , ue nuDwinmiuRiiii m>c l in* uuik iu i.w pun. celled here and five teachers are; Please See MORE ABOUT: al the Delton School. Secretary proved at a meeting of lhe still needed ... BARRY FAIR, Page 3. Evelyn M. Jone* has announced. Community Fund Board of Ditmgs Hotel. Richard J. Hudson. drive chairman, and Richard T. (irnfta Iw.ar.4 -k.l— Local budgets are: The YMCA Scouts, under an acceJerwted proOroos pointed out that alt upon the reaching of lha goal in the fund drive which Member* of the Hasting* KlwanU club thl* week completed payment on an Infant Isolette continued in July and the pa for Pennock Hospital here which master, M O. Schroeder, will already U credited with saving transferred to the Bellevue ofil the life of one premature baby. Civil Defense Director Maurice Ingram yesterday thanked those who joined In making a success of “Operation Alert" last week. More than forty people took part, he said, and the Hasting* CAP also did an outstanding job. special meeting of lhe council The ccoununltyN *b*re of State agency cotytributlqnx are: H.1Q0 to tho Red Croat, in­ Family and Children Services, an Increase of 8374 55 and *5.500 to lhe Michigan UnRad Fund, up 1717 over teat year. The Bal‘>tion Army will be lncrea.-.xl by 8118 to gl.640 and the Retardrd Children’* group will receive the total amount they tuid asked day evening. J. D. Clark of Mid­ dleville was named commandei of the local post which has been named the “Leo A. MUIcr Post,' County resident who was kl in action In France during World War. Five former Hasting* Hig the vacancy caused by the death graduate* received diploma* frtn of Harry 8. Ritchie. the University of Michigan. Froi the Literary College, the grade Assessed valuations In Hat­ ates were Mis* Emily McElwaii Please See MORE ABOUT; I ha“e pl ing io tabulations just completed . . . BACKWARD GLANCE*. During VMlil to rmpl <unaaoo Child Guidance Council Society (right), representing lhe •JU fund drive . O. Malin, divisional manager of Equl signifies that on July 1 Hasting* Mfr vtntory. STUDY SCHOOL REQUIREMENTS—-Member* of U»a special “Criteria Committee." composed W, VKI.Uai tKUVW. >I,K Wl, -«•< Wit -MIS. ' (IUCIWIMKI. IK Department; Robert Miller, asalrtant principal'al Central; Darwin Hooker, bead d.naa a«n>r«nw>ni- llnnald rtlll htab nrln.l— I Mr- ll-Xl— KI--. �.caster, and his at Richford. Da. Busy, busy arc the member* ot jFaUiera Day they attended aluJ Willard Arnold family. WU- Personal Mention Felpausch Adds Food Center ArHomer . family get-together at lhe honw|Ign{ and toailh Sherman. Jr. of hl* parent*, tho John Back* f -------- "•* of Dctton. Other guana »trt im» «-owwv.. —----- —Walter'* rister and family, Mr. the PattHind Hotel tn Grand and Mra Donald Carbon and Rapid* . June 21. 22. They twin boy* front MinnrapolU. i dalegata* from the county RICA. Minn., hia brother, Wilbur Beck.! Mila FriaciU* Arnold arrived VUKing the C. H. Faiiaaro on Father'* Day wer* tlsclr daugh­ ters. Mr. and Mr*. Clyde KeU*r PylB. * R. FYldpauach Com- Davke* The Lynn Davt* family The Walter Becks have reand the Edward Daviata are, turned recently from a vaca-1 planning to ao to Ithaca thl non in New York where they weekend tn attend a wedding visited her relatives at Lan- Their daughter. Mrs Eddie Ha.-, na and ion. Todd, of Lexington. Ky, are visiting the Arnolds this week. Charlotte w«v Saturday gucat* of Mr and Mra. Frank Hynes. Mrs. Flunk Mcrrla (no* Beatrice Perkin* > of Ft. Lauderdale. FU, wa-i their Ktmrt on Friday. The Hynes’ were Fathers Day gue»u of Mr and Mrs Ward Hynes at their Gun Lake cottage aa wm alto Mr and Mr*. Roy Thomas. The new Felpausch FYxkI Cen­ ter will bo managed by Hobert Shelta*, ot Albion, wlm haa Ixxri Tlia Homer FWpausch Food Center ha» 6JOO aquaro feea of floor apace, wKh ample parking in the rear of lhe budding. Tlie other Food Center* arc lo- Personal Mention REDEEM 12TH WEEK BONUS COUPONS FOR 150 FREE STAMPS 4 PIECE SETTING OF STAINLESS TABLEWARE ONLY 99c WITH BONUS COUPON SWIFT'S PREMIUM COUNTRY STYLE SPARE RIBS CENTER CUT RIB and A#r* Andy Dodge accom­ panied her. Marguerite driving. Widnaaday night. Thuraday and Friday Ar vMtad- her aiater. M V^Ued Lake vlattol her par«**< the Ben Campbell*, over the weekend and tucotnistnUd family picnic Naval Training station. 59* SWIFT'S PREMIUM PORK CHOPS 4# SHANK HALF 89c FOR RODSSERE BONELESS PORK LOIN ROLL Brown n' Serve SAUSAGE FOR BAKING OR GRILLING HAM 89S /F Roasted SAUSAGE o9‘ CHUCK STEAK 69 CENTER PORTION ft SWIFT'S PREMIUM PRO-TEN , /p K|W SWIR'S PREMIUM PRO-TEN BEEF SWIFT'S IMPERIAL BROIL STEAK [ O7»> g ■immn ■ HAM BUDDIG ntcc BEEF, z-rknaicn CORNED arte. BEEP, <iiDurv TURKEY A SPARTAN 1 TOILET Smoked Sliced MEATS X. <>7 rou ee CANNED POP ° 9‘ 1 T ' * SWIFT'S PREMIUM FULLY COOKED HAM SWIIH COWON^k A TISSUE ““ jispEin A PESCHKE SMOKED POLISH OR QUEEN ROAST '77 larriaon of Grand RapMaT John HewiU family of FULLY COOKED JK SWIFTS PREMIUM 3C W < SALAD DRESSING wf /Miracle Whip* Shurfine WAYNI » HAROLD /yJHI RAINS CAME indeed to those wlxue Uwna ami garden* were badly in need of refreshment. Howevtr, the accompanying winds did some damage in the vicinity. The utility were bright and JIFFY BISCUIT MIX DIXIE BELLE 2-LB. 8-OL BOX WITH COUPON 10-X . SALTINES BOX LB. BOX COUNTRY FRESH ICE MILK will bifllcl alight to aeriou damage on building* an! OVIN.HIKM. jg A SPARTAN FROZEN Strawberries™ SPARTAN FROZEN M ORANGE JUICE / to 17 F WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES & (0*! SALAD MESSING TOMATOES.. ib 39 .ib.29c 2lor15‘ Af MIRACLE WHIPJ7 WITH THIS COUPON AND $$.00 FOOD PURCHASE WITH THIS COUPON AND 15.00 >5.00 FOOD PURCHASE GOOD THRU SAT. JUNE 26. 1965 GOOD THRU SAT. JUNE 26^ 1965 26^J965 39' Hot House LEAF LETTUCE CUCUMBERS. CANS 'ffi 'SUGAR J f BAR ANGEL FOOD CAKES ™ NOW FELPAUSCH IN HOMER ALSO �Nashville’s Homecoming Begins Thursday I Personal Mention lenneuf ALWAYS FIRST QUALITY > The Nashville annual home- In the afternoon there will bo a pony pulling contest and in the evening a square dance. Mike Youngs Earns Second MSU Letter ~ < uuc e.TT Student the chest Henry pulled out t snow and George waa taken Pennock Hospital. THIS WEEK'S SPECIALS CARDNER'S-The SUPER DRUG IltAE Reduced! famous Towncraft* Pima Prince* underwear reg. 3 for 298 now they will attend the 50th reunion of Mr. Higbte't graduating class from Jackson High School. It will be held at the Holiday Inn. Young Leigh Ann Duke and Ccmmunlty Hoapltel In Battle Creek after five eye operations. A A ★TSHIRTS guest from California, Mra'Chaa Daugherty. The latter la - Mra. Lyle's alster. The Penns and Mrs £ forjfa Sally and Jane Rauicottc are very excited thia week aa on Monday they begin their West- * BOXERS ★br,efs Penney's own fipe quality combed Pima cotton underwear — A-shirte. T-shirts, briefs, boxers — at an extra-low price. Top quality construction, full cut'for comfort. Come in now. stock up! Hurry In . . . and scoop up big Penney savings — now ’ son. David, and hia pal. dregg. to Detroit Friday and Saturday to celebrate David's 8th birthday. Store where you can save on all your Health Needs including Prescriptions. Guaranteed low, fair prices on all pharmaceuticals. REG. Hastings pointe of Interest. Il was a swat trip and whan the tour contin­ ued on to Washington. DX1. and ocher towns. Craig returned to Hastings. ren visiting their grandmother, fra. Ray Branch, for a weak. letas to receive Varsity awards Oew«» Wlnlck. 17. son of Mr and Phillip Mitchin tour Spring sports at Mich- I and Mrs Myer Wlnlck of 203 W.' Judge wlu w m Mrs >y> U21**?“L Dl/TC1tt,r. °rant, wm still m Pennock Hoe- i Buffalo this weekend to attend aunemLMik* »»*“““ ““ piU1 Wedne*d*>' morning under. lhe wedding of his niece. palhlc Hoapltel. in . SALE . 5100 Ban Deodorant 69c 5150 Copper Tone 4 ”■ $1.17 <Oil or Lotion) 39c 54e Score Hair Dressing Mnra Ahnut- Just Wonderful Hair Spray59c New Lifesaving 89c Crest Tooth Paste69c (Family Sixel Continued from Page One Aqua Net Hair Spray 13 ”• 63c More About- no ironing 89c No Doubt Aerosol Deodorant 61c Plus S&H Green Stamps ; •> DRUGS • (WE MEAN and Mrs. Albert Rapp and Mrs Mildred Sweet of Morrison Lake were their dinner guests Sunday, ttte Rapps. Mrs Sweet, the Ho- ^-7) Quality unit 'friendly Srn-ia 110 W. State The W. Q Colemans wish to thank their friends"and relatives lot the cards and gifts received honoring their Silver Wedding IT'S HERE AT LAST! Acclaimed by all at TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY nlng and baking. The winner of each ribbon is especially invited ---------to exhibit the article on which SCHWINN the award la made, or in the case f Johnson : Walt Disney’s Greatest Achievement . . . More About- For-Two Glorious Weeks June 24th thru July 7th "Mary Poppins” Plus Featurette TWO SHOWS NIGHTLY Backward Glances a complimentary paaa to the IMS State Fair. Ru/sell Dlngerson Is superiniendent of the hone pulling con­ test which •xr" la open — —. to ~ lhe world ------ . Mlu Bernice Henry and George un July 28. Prises total 8385 and Moore Le»ur Johnson and Ken"’th McIntyre were graduated by 880. 800. 840. 820. 815. and four , from m. Medical School and 810 prises. Horses will pull • against the State's dynamometer pose of pulling horses are prohlLee Brice, who graduated from bited. and a 810 entry fee is re­ Hastings High in 1900. purchas­ quired before the contest starts ing agent for the Detroit plant Prise* totaling 1200 are offered (or the mule pulling contest, with tlie first place winner receiving 82350. fifth 820. sixth 315. sev- I enth 81250. .eighth 810 and six .. Storting at Dusk LEGAL rmucATiow •tele W Adults $1.50 Children under 12 50c HASTINGS DRIVE-IN THEATRE Sa. Hanover (M-37) Vi Mile from City Units compare! Big Mac obdkb. —• . st Years Ago Certain citizens who oppose the Broadway'‘site for the new high school building here have raised a purse and employed At­ torneys Elmer Peters of Char- work clothes Sing to handle their case and will endeavor to prevent the erection of the structure on the proposed 89 shirts court ruling, the only people who have a right to contest the dos­ ing of Broadway would be un­ known heirs of Ute original town site company and court action is already underway tu clear that At a recent annua) convention ! the episcopal Diocese ot Westm Michigan, two Hastings men waa elected diocesan treasurer ,r.nd Kellar Stem was chosen as president of the Churchmen's ! Club Bf lhe Western Diocese. > ' Work-doy and pants shirt tails Choice of e. ^98 wonders . . wash-day wonderful! Dacron* polyester/cotton shirts never need ironing. Heavy-duty 6 ox. shirts have two pockets. Pants are rugged—reinforced at stress points for longer wear. vat-dyed colors in charcoal or olivewood.-Buy now. and SAVE. II Store Hours.•• OPEN MON. TUB. THUM. SAT. —9:30 *TlL 5:30 Open Wmiamdey end Friday Nites until 9:00 p-m. �terrifying responsibility, specially bythe In thl* nudrar age. If many ot Erg 11*11 tanpuge newspaper »ent thoae agitating 10 vociferously HASTINGS BANNER “* EDITORIAL Department were suddenly to Ix and Blanche Spaulding attandad addterf with the rrapursmilliy far tlie result* of their agitations—wc IM Evangeltete Jack and - - A1 l*a_ T11 i.i r W circulation throughout Ixrad. headline*. its format is much the sure about tliclr opinion*. that home dally. The editorial and news content I* emprWngly varied and amiug other thing* contain* n LEAVE m By rating the proposition down for Women; a Theater section; a their collective opinion* fell in Radio dr TV Review; a Contract Bridge feature; a Croasword Puz- Albert DeWeese Sentenced to Prison Term 116 Lakewood “• Srlm I Scholars Earn Mr end Mra. Al Barnard and Straight A’s boy* and Mr. and Mra. Gary Freeportl tty Mrs. Sylvan T Old Fa*hl<xied Ttnt merUnga (held at the Alden Na*h and C .cade Road* -old M." * Hie E i Zook* are planning a trip to M A$C Slwcn lAkwwd HKt, Kidder and son of Caledonia danto camcd aualglu A averagw Mra. Ralph Moore, of Freeport far th*' final atx works’ marking celebrate their 25th wedding an­ period. niversary Ln rather a unique included John Htmt, Joyce JockMoore hae been a patient nt Pen- iron, ,Jeannctt Jordan. Jean Jor­ 11. < It Hovpltal since but Marell dan. Joyce Root. Chrta Sayer. Gary Smith. Larry Vojtech and Nancy VanBuren. Their daughter, Mra Al Barnard Juniors naming <0 wen Loma brought a beautifully decorated Hteht. Bob Othnwr and John Undershertff Gordon Trick Mon­ day took Albert DeWcrae. 48. 323 for Young People and a classified E. Grand Street, to Southern [; After the lunch. Mr, Moore the dictation of the board and IMge. Although the edition Lick* 1 brought Mrs Moore down to the one and one:hnlf to two year* tain* many signed ftalurc articles Imposed Friday by Circuit Judge that contain personal views and Archie McDonald. DeWee*e had previously pleaded opinion* of event* tn Israel and guilty to passing a 140 bad check hasting* T15* *<hten. a? d>«u BiosS, look their aon, Billy Newton to operation arrangement* with the Item* pertaining to America are Ciunp neRr Newaygo Police Sgt Robert Ritter, who Ld '‘witaJrinu.?* a'i Eaton County Jail, during lhe written tn a much friendlier tone made the investigation. Mid this x3£k KomUBwIul B». BMUU Sunday. Later they mjoyed a Tteapmu. 6«1 k Mkn«»a. lSw. Father* Day dinner with their coming monUis, until such time os would be DeWeese* third trip to lEffioJ?*.*? daughter and family. Mr. and the jail location can be reconsidered, IT; Bicterd Birk*. B*. ak'» r •n! Mr*. Clark Blanchard of Grand rather th*n temporise by resigning luuul. comment pertaining to the Arab nation* has a rather chilly that out only laid to big trouble It: Pleasant Valley Diane Binns Jack Blossom 'New Businessman Bcmams Critical Pcvuapc frnm Paul R (Jack) Bk-oni. 3IL VOHieS irOIH 3507 Morgan RoazL Nashville, I w • 1 remained In critkwl rendition I JimHSDUrg Ihi* week in Blodgett Ho»pltal in *-*<***«^**«* ft UIMMMC1IAAA --~ —..... ' “ ---------lowlng a traffic Accident about: ,nrn. havlns purchased the Pen• __ .................................................. L. .Concrete Wvwfei -I > Co. .. nock Product* at the south end of the village of fractured Nashville. Writ moved from Laings­ burg to Nashville with hl* on the Chariton Park Road about a half-mile north of M-79 and wa* graduated from liigh graduated from Lansing Burin.-.-, then rolled on ite side and off Unlwrallv in 1953 and for the IhrotutH a ditch and rolled again, • rrexrtary for the New York CenSanlora: Loma AI rutworth, Judl Bay City. nto Carter, Claire Chapman. frat from the right fender. Donna Colby. Linda Clark. Bonnie Everett. John Ptoher. Marah* Grtnage. Maraha Groff. _____________________________ procearing department ' Hia paxttita. Mr. and Mra. H. Bandn* Hough. Randy Hewitt, Gloria Hecht. Janice Healy, John Hunt; (ALL A'*) Archer How—---------------------------------Ho fc continuing the operation Melody Johnson, Joyce JackCdllf.. vbdted 111* porenta over (m* retained all lhe employees, the weekend, the Richard EngK;------------•------ -—r Personal Mention tty Mrs. Ethel ttlank Amona the interesting Ilans that lhe world. Court Officers . IttClUl (.OllCldVe as, ?«**«>; Mra. Donald Blough and chU. » zt 1 Mik Virginia Victery, sis drew of Wyoming were Bunday Priscilla Lane, Paul Livingston, Clark CO. where he to working for in WhitUcr. While here he ;l,«; ««»i*- o™> b«~. Nancy Leak. c^?.on “r ftarrv Barry Cmntv County war was renrraente represented Linda Meyera, Paulette Miller, a! the Michigan Association of Ute Marmekr, Nancy Petrie. ’SStWSW-"”* I Barry County Mr. and Mra. Don ‘Gill hap­ County Juvenile Officers, and the farm iiomc* in this neighborhood Michigan Juvenile Court Work­ । Building Permits pily «ntcrtalned their new ers Association conventions held and tiiose from the cltie* were fSf UirUlcd at the acUviUea at the TMU. Jue I*: B»lkrr BrMteck. ’ JUNB 1«- Doan! WlUiertU. Bl I In conjunction tills year with farm homes. * A 3C June* oventlie national convention of lhe Vojtech. (ALL Al) Nancy Van­ National Council on Crime and Buren, (ALL AH Barbara WU- Mrs. Robert Lyle. Mr* Ollis Delinquency. for the Bum Hospital in Illinois The official* met at the Stat Saturday. Jaa* 17. I caatrMtor. Mlaaec Gladys Hamblin and Cheryl Barger, Beverly Brook*. Mra. Charles Daugherty, from Leone Brown of H**tlng* were with MASHVILLE—Shook. «• Chtryl Bosworth. Beverly Court- California were also.guests. Arthur L. Olson. Barry’s juve­ Mrs. Grace Hamblin Bunday. * nile officer, who has been presI J»S‘. Hosting* Mr. and Mra. Wflocn Gray and Daniels, Bonnie Eckman. Ann family from Kalamazoo wav dent of the Michigan Association part of the family from West Vir­ recent supper gumt* of his , H*ratr I Building Permits | of County Juvenile Officer* for ginia are visiting relative* here for , the past two and one-half year*. ._ rilMB 1* — Botert Birk*. *1* W two week*. * Rev. Howard Hamb­ Mra. ■ and Miss' Nellie M. Dunlap, proHecht. (ALL A-*) Bob Hawley. Manker, and her daughter, I WPU,e w uuniap, prulin’s family of Hailing* were vtel‘ ana ion zvancr, ,7^ officer, attended from Ion Keefer. rnyuis. Phyllis. Montague, Montague. Donald ------ Tlie State Christian Endeavor The Hasting! Banner r.iectal assignment fur the Blow Pres* Company. Esewhere in thl* ONB HUWDBSD AMD describing some of their unusual raprriraces in this young and energetic nation. VUMCBTFTION BATF-8 U& Department of State in an Interesting TV debate on South Viet Nam. Monday moderated by the State iraijA"’®;? 8r?ia“ tai tan.lnt Mkklgtt AMIRICAN HlWiPAfMt atoRIMNTATIVt* la*.* policy, the professors, themselves, have often missed the target by hefty margin* tn their analysis of event*. State Department to set the course bling all available fact* and listen­ ing to the opinion of specialists who marc often than not disagree tertal. judgment must be made as Hamblin. Sunday. ♦ Mra. Charles Stahl spent Saturday with Mrs. Orvle Stahl near Elmdale sos w. Mr. and Mr*. Stanley Stauffer of R2 Haatlnga. ha* been award- JUNi ii—wnuiaa ____ _ «1 U* Armed Fort- Expedition J* and Bill of Hasting* were Saturday Bert evening vtaitora of Mr*, r — an M«tal. while mrviita aboard E1 Mzrauu*. “■»>*««' ------- ---* Mra. i~.UK Don Blank. Lucille Abel*. Mra. the ■*tock aircraft carrier USS Don odektrk Odektrk of of Victory. Victory. N.Y N.Y,. aa Mabel Thompeon. Mra. Ethel;Midway, currently operating oil Kradu*te student at MSU thl* Blank and Mra. Ida Miller were I the coast of yiet Nam. He re- p**t year, was a guest of William three from here who attended the I «Hcd thb award for having Cook at his Wall Lake cottage Alto Garden Club meeting June! served 30 or more conrixuttve, over the weekend. 15th at the Alto Methodist Church. W* aa a crewmember aboard The Rev. Maurice Kaiser famlMra. Florence Rlchardaon gave a ■ the Midway in a designated com- ly of Montague were guert* of talk on the Peace Ro*e and how I bat area. Aircraft from hl* ship the Ken Robbe family Sunday the name originated and Mra | have been making daily strikes and Monday Hazel Yetter gave a talk on the agalnM military instaBatlon* in ( The Roy Hubbard* were in different varieties of peonies and North Viet Nam and Viet Ccmg are ao practical. A dainty concentrations in ”*-• That’s right YOU ARE SEEING MORE PLYMOUTHS Bob Othmer, (ALL r»> Joanl*^ Pennington. Elaine Iwusli I j11-. preach a. the Pilgrim Nancy Rlbbona. SJattr. Hohn unh U1 Pwrhmmt izm Smith J^n Tom ancktaS •,uae ** 37 ™ wtlU ’ ------------ •------------ -ry 1 . z-1 • KOOt. (.(iritenterS gr T 1 , ,aix a» Tku«r. O.T.Honored Oil 2Htll Wellman. Sandi Woodman. *T Prrnctl u>® ,uxt Sunday. ’ ‘ eddiiif; Jubilee (ALL A'*> Torn Barnum, Diane L ~~~ ~ :—* ■— Worn. I4U. A'., rrro “ '“AUon « Tr»». Mr* Robert Carpenter, together Janice Cusack Michael Dlllcn- <T&C Vlt-r beck. Jim Eckman. Jill Garllng- ‘ Mr> Robert AUen 13 taking with the Carpenter relative* and er. Bruce Oarlock. # vacation from her duties at Barbara GUlUand. Allen Has- 1 !*le ^i\,rupl P41*’ ,8r* u T1*U’ cllle celebrate their 25th wedding kin.*. Janice Heidrick, Howard »«■’ pronto and ratattvra in anntveraary test Sunday, at their Meyers, Linda Mathis Jayne Beaumont, Texas, and other homeUii Battle Creek. I?./ „ . ru-cenn lumy naris Texas ------Her---------niece Nieuen uurojc •---------- -----------T’>'’»»api>y event ptenned by Stoel. Yvonne Stowlnoki. Ron Pf*tC^n'0^ i11Uu* (1,r , ... :inir Iler Tlvv tlu- rlav their tasrent.* . Ttiw from IB wVThi •'•‘•x Lynn Perry and Mi** aUended were Mr and Mra Lain N^el W^tare Kathy: Elaine Soya leftWalnraday for Dunning, Ml** Emu Van Luke, ^toen^Suy BoithouM. HopklrteviUe. Ky. to vlut the l/nTcX LJwnny HamilUin family mal to field. Robert Chapman. Rlcharel niate lhr «<W»‘ntance of the, *nri Mr AKrcd at atifr (ALL A’*> Sue Krebs. IX-nnte ; “, ra™lly, 1Uul tXI" s“’‘1 Uvingston. Louise McDtarmld, ?.eUh Yert>'.. Rnd ,iunlly Teresa McArthur. Maraha Me-! uTrlJ.h Dtarmld. Itamela Olmstead. WarPatricia RalrlVh. William Riggs, James Roberta. Connie Roush. Diana Stuart. Ann Sto­ well. Jean VanGanabckc. Dennis Wood. Kathy Woodman. Mr. and Mra. Harry KBdow;.nd W A KeDomi of Flint wnv ‘ | Bunday gutsta of the- John T. Woods and Mr. and Mra Ray Water* joined them for dinner, i i Robert Wibon. and Mr. .ind Mrs.. wood High School 1961 -’85. Ernie Keller were dinner guesta I Father’s Day al the home of I Carpenter, Donna Colby. Gloria on the Bob Munjoy* of Alto. | ---------HORSE, -------- -------------------WHEEL OF COURSE Nowramrin.-.ta.udtaur.Kx,, the Red Pine Lodge mor pqIj-.'"H’k’l-scason tractor ease* an lawn Hecht. cite. Canada, fishing. They “n<^ Fallen task*. Test-ride? Call: Junior*: Beverly Brooks, Bonbrought bock a, nice catch uf _ , walleye and E. L. CARPENTER Hoort. Terry McCloud. Brenda Northern pike, Newton. Tlie Fred Grangers arrived HARDWARE Sophomore*: Emllene Barker, Hit state s». Phone Wl 5-2983 Diane Binns, Peggy Carter, J , „ 7 J , I Barbara Gilliland. Allen Haakin. , Uwl *n ‘*’elr Algonquin Lakci Linda Kruger. &aui McDtar- home fOr Ulc 8urnnlermid. Clay McNeil. Elaine Bairigh. John Reed. Carol Rohrbaclu-r, David Slwllmbargvr. Greg Bifton. Kathy Stoel. Noel Walker. Freshmen: Bonnie Baker. Lind* Dickenson. Linda Eddy. Sheila Forahey, Gregory Geiger. Roger Hortrtler, Dale John­ ston, Dennis Livingston. Lyle Livingston. Pot Loftus. Connie Mitchell. Lynn McLean, Sue Richardson, Linda fiorloula. One reason is the 5-year/50,000-mile warranty** on the parts that keep you going. • » Hers’* hew Plymouth'* 5-ye*r/S0,000 mile engine snd drive train warranty protect* you: Chrysler Corporation confidently warrant* all of the foBowtng vitaf part* of It* 1965 cava for 9 years or 50,000 mile*, whichever comes first. Chrysler Motor* Corporation Authorized Dealer'* place ot buaine** without charge for such parts or labor: engine block, head and internal part*, intake manifold, waterpump, transmission case and internal ports (eacapbng manual clutch-), torque converter, drive *haft. universal joints, rearkxle and differential and rear wheel bearings. Required maintenance: The lor Canada and visited tlw foils ivt Newberry. Tlie night before they left several neighbors brought There orc so mony. many Simple enough for *uch important protection. Plymouth sales are booming and your Plymouth Dealer wants to keep the ball rolling. How? By giving top trade-in allowances and terrific deals. See him and save today! Octtbor through April, 1964. rt October through April, 1965. FURY/ngtVWDEni/VAl.lAHT/BAnr’ACUOA TEST-DRIVE A PLYMOUTH AT YOUR PLYMOUTH DEALER’S BARFLY'S FARM STORE S. Honour at Hastings City Limits • advantages of and good reasons for making arrangements for the fu­ neral services beforehand that it is Plymouth Fury sales are up 180.8% HOT DEALS ON GOOD USED CARS, TOO I Plymouth sales are up. and dial means that Plymouth Dealers are getting hune and more good used cars in trade. So, for the widest selection and the best buys on Top Quality used cars, stop in this week. Thoughtful and surprised them. caller* were Mra. Art. Appelman and son. Nelson, of Nashville. 6 month* CORNER WALNUT AND 5. JEFFERSON HASTINGS Mr and Mra. Harry Appelman returned Wednesday from a week’s trip through the north. Tiiey spent three days with Mr. and Mra. Harry- Bidelman at Whitefish Point and went over DEWEY'S CAR PALACE M-4B at Sprague Rd., Delton impossible to list them here. Suffice We have the latest patierni to sajr'that pre-arrangements arc thoughtful. Our experienced counsel is yours for the asking. 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CABINETS GAS RANGE SOLID CEDAR HOPE CHEST DINETTES BUNK BEDS HI-FI STEREO CONSOLES "With Stores Throughout Southwestern Michigon" Now Serving This Shopping Area with 2Locations . 106 Allegan St.. OTSEGO J17 W. State St.. HASTINGS Aoors nd T1LTBACK RECLINERS us. sjr.w quality lAUAAftnJ M f U S W . S ta te W l 5 -4 2 M �Substitutions, Unites Couple Saturday Evening Planning Can Save You Money . Audra, Don Baty Surprised Sunday On.25th Jubilee 200 Witness Vows 14126949 16308314 Ung ai-niverwy for Audra- and । Large b**krts of pink and white surprised by their friends and I loonie*, syrtnga and gypaophila, I centered by a bouquet of pink rase* their home on W. Walnut Bun­ and syrlnga, formed lhe decora­ day afternoon to celebrate the tion m the large living room at Many lovely gifts were pre' the liome of the Rev Lil* Manker. 235 E. Blair Street, when »he per­ r nted to the Baty'*, including formed the ceremony uniting tn a beautiful silver evffre service mirrisge Mia* Und* White and from their children, who had Jerry E Andrus. Jr . at 1 pm. Sat- skillfully planned the delightful urday, June l». i affair. Thr brute’s parent* ore Mr. and Guest* were present from Mr* Richard White ot 113 W Ben- Traverse City. Howard City, aon Street The jtaretit* of the j Muskegon and Grand Rapids. xwi <vui iu»<r ur c*w regis­ ter total of your grocery bill with a few simple substitutions Michigan State University food | specialist. Ptgria Morris, report* that mrat and dairy product* your food de liar* You will nut alter the nutri- . Two hundred guert* wltneeeed the wedding vow* uniting Mbv Arditti Ariene 8he«rin and David Lyle Ayer* In the Presbyterian Church in Richland on June to­ Th? Rev. Ruwli Damrtra pwformed lhe double ring cera- noon Gun Lake. Sheibyvlik. and and Mrs Lyle Ayer*. Martin, are ths parenU of the codpie. ther. lhe bride wore a sheath of duney Ikoe with a bat-nu milk rather than fluid—the sub­ mitk dally wiU month MSI I The bride were a lace bodice ver white dacron polyester and ad a coraage of while camaUon* nd pink rnxbud* Miss Marsha family of four. Lem n penalve Many Parties, । Events Provide Exciting Weekend j silk organza fashioned tlie full Chapel train which was attach­ ed and topped with a Dior bow. ley tdghUghtcd with a bow. se­ cured her thrte Hived llhuton veil. She'carried a mock basket arrangement of white dahirs and lily of the valley with a're- This was Uie "Weekend That wore n pink knitted suit and corsage was of white cam*- I Wai” It seemed like the signal for, many "Farewell to Spring and' Other good buys include regu- { T.m .... which coat* four and a half time* a* much. Many cake mixes _ .'"SS “ Partying never had more perfect iiioperution, waUherwue. than th* ' P*1* at thr Jtal Wttwelii Saturday T^J.ivmlng when they and Uie Fred •"» “-teu « a jte xrsaories. The mother of <I" ? lor s" uiutro me. r ,erM1ir^^.»whU?anllall0“rt“<:,-“W*®th*rPenn11" ;ceremonie* . j Ure and nerr *< m ce**orie» ceasorie* were white. wluu. ,i. [uiff Kerf. Bnd __ > whlte _ c'iwdwd| FoDuwing the ceremony, a reFallowing the ceremony a dinner tablecloth*, candle* on the small i ception wa* lark! in Uie churcii for tlie immediate families was tnUes and patio carutlei. plus me parlor* Mr*.' Clarence Ritscma (held at the Highlander A feature umuI garden spotlights illuminated cut the bride* rake. Miss Diana | of the dinner was a beautifully uie InviUng and festive setting. for Mr* Riusdi Austin Saturday Greenfield and Mi*» Kay Wrilfare decorated aedding cake, mad* by opened Uie Linda To- the bride’s rn.ru.rr mother. ent*. Mr. and Mra IJoyd Hoffman uufnu, 7' M ..gift*. >~n Mis* KehJ*rXndM accomplished accompUshed with great flneaae finesse by In a lovely candlrllgli! ceremony ““ ?*^=i » u^h2e hXru Tl“' lclt ,ar ■ »hort Jim «nd Fred. authentically attired at Uie Find Baptist Church. Min j.Jlv^rve aJS Ulp to Xurl,MT:i Mhhigan and in Chef* Cap*, apron* and such and Mr^ Leon Dunning are tfic Joyce Gross. daughter of Mr. and "j' , were to ir at home to their friend* same uf the gucsU gave them an Mr* Claude Grass of Nashville. •""* ™ MIm ueyriy nil . (ni Tueadi.y. Junc zj Kueclawn awist dur!i« the mealtime hour*, and Ear I Stevens, son of Mr. and Avenue. Detroit, whenhave A11 eyen^, ^<0. and —, . . - , _ . . । -mnL — ,k.n ■ both .« n_ ‘ CVrilUUj tllUl .^tar* gUllOr* Ralph Kornccly wa* expected to arrive from Mansfield. Ohio, on Wednesday tn visit tils *1*. . ... — man to a similar cake made from a recipe Candlelight Rites Unite Couple at Baptist Church Plan Stork Shower At Delton Home other rrlativea tn this vicinity for about three week* FRESH DONUTS 1 from lhe 205 N. Michigon Sherman. daughter of Mr. and n*.. nuunum. ;wMtr wnn WIllta. ,)clmx-jwiy nuu muuu* cvmuuam newi* a. Sherman. R3 HaS- night hades*. double ring ceremony tolh*iand the corsage from her broUI H1*J1™**“ trat,uat~ fur the dose harmony that wafu-d tings, and Robert E. Bamea, son CotiveraaUon quickly ' turned to V. ... . — . — —— , IIWW I*«•!*»- —* Out-of-town guest* at ttw wed­ <urst. departed there were several' Barnes. Middleville, was solenuiised the whereabouts of the children ** r■ «ng ‘Eadi For Tlie IJ7 E suecl Other" and The Lords Prayer. ) ................ ,, ! ding included tlie groom’s two lis­ bridge games while others ju&l Saturday afternoon. June 5, at 1 ters and their htwband* Mr and enjoyed conversation. | o’clock in Uie Pint Methodist found Evelyn living tn Denver. Mrs Jiunra Scoby of Elkljart. Ind . Among tlie out-of-town guests. Church n , .. | The groom’s parents haded a and Mr. and Mra WlUtam Stub Baskets of yellow gladioli and rei^arial dinner for lhe wedding of Detroit. were lhe Jack Catons with their The Rev. George Elliott p*r- husband. Dr. Kenneth Edwards X_ yellow and white mum*, palms and party guests, Uie Bob Ryans from In- formed Uie double ring teremmy Dr. Edwards 1* with the Federal candelabra decorated the church. • government currently working on Note: Mra. Manker also per­ dianapoll*. Ind, and Mra Robert Ln the presence of 150 gu^s VsnderWcrf from Menominee formed ‘hr marriage ceremony for Altar vase* of pink gladioli and the Saturation Survey of the Water father, the bride wore a gown of Die bride’* parents. Mr. and Mrs Falja. Wls. who is here with her white mums and palm* decorated Pollution problem of AmMlca ChantUiy-type acetate and'nylon Dr. Charles Gwinn and family Richard White. 19 years ago on two youngsters visiting her parent*. Dr. and Mrs R. O Finnic, while lace, enhanced with miniature seed June 30. of seven live In Rapid City. 8. D. Prayer." accompanied by Mr* Carl. neckline and front bodice. Il fea­ and surgeon wlUi a rapidly exIf you happened to drive post tured a scalloped hemline and a the corner of Brogan and South 1 two Birke cottage* at Silver Lake Wearing a full-length gown of paqplng practice. I arlcomcd the Bob Birke*. tlie Jack Broadway roods last Mdoday Rslpil Gwinn is an engineer with back. Her fingertip veil of bridal • cvenlrig and were alanncd to Woods. Lou Langs. Bob HollisUra, Illusion wa* attadu-d to a lovely । see about twenty <20» • bums” ; Lyle GlUesgM11 Jlm Colemans gown featured a bodice of nylon one of the UJJOO that help in 311 S Hanover were pleasantly nnl, » bridal ten. HOBO surprised by their children Sunday only Munching the rockets He is also event over tne wm - । tram was atiacned io tne back ocui lieutenant «m»ui cuiono colonel in In uie the vivu Civil Air Air evening on their 37th wcddUi.- ’J*11 - •—• •-— SiA Take V^ of Uie skirt with a Large bow a ‘ Pitr°l «nd luu diarge of Florida Un in honor of Judy Eaah and anniversary. AU enjoyed a Father » weekend taunts durirw jy June for j_ ________ ____ . . .. . rhlne" In that ji .h.,.,. tIn .. >... ____ ■> ? ”* ,Or crown.. "oT^rts division his spare Day ituiijxr and the honored couple tluy lace over taffeta dress and, __a u_. this whole of a good time. | stone* secured her veil of Illusion. time he teaches search and rescue received gifts and flowers Attendcarried * colonial bouquet of blue ~ It was the Bcadicombera Bounce she carried a bouquet of red rosea as related to Air patrol mZ^ire Mr and Mr* Waynard and white mums Miss Joon Gross. Elizabeth lias begun her ninth »tster of the bride as bridesmaid I nnd du'- “ lhe Beliun of Dowling. Mr and Mrs at U-.e Hastings Country Club Sat- I and white carnations. MlM Sylvia s>.bu IU:u ,r, a* - — - of - year as nurse bi Indiana Blate Robert Brooks and daughter and urday evening when Uie DLck HudMis* Hansen maid ware a yellow diitfun over taffeta ' dre*3 with matching jacket and cocnpiiahmenta In the held of floor-length gown with matching family of Hastings and Mr. and carnal a colonial bouquet of yellow Mrs Kenneth Bebon of Kalamahead-piece Bridesmaids were Miss and white mum* 1 Rem Feldpauschea. Claude Gard­ Loretta Gould and Mias Jeri Col­ lying, while efficiently tending the centered with a cake topped with ners. Jim Radfords and Erik von physical needs of her patient* lier of Nashville. They wort light Mr. and Mra Victor Orsboni. a bride doll dreaard in "Hobo" The Michigan visit was prompted attire The Lynn Donovans entertained Reises The *Kord-Alres~ furnished Judy Ea*h. an office employee their parents. Mr and Mra Glenn ker gtrl. Rickie VanEngcn. son that there were so many oilier each attendant carried a *ingie red graduating class In Battle Creek Mr. and Mrs Richard Vun- of the HaMings Manufacturing Donovan, and Mr and Mr* Ed □n Thursday Tudor for dinner at Inman’S Sun­ dance ended up in "the black." David Hcwcock acted a.i best man Ron Bjork of Clarksville on July day honoring Father’s Day and Mis* Victoria Talbot, daughter of Tlicre was a post-wedding dinner The L. F. Burkeys were dinand UAhera were Roderick Ward 3 and Judy Pugh, a recent also their wedding anniversaries, irnulnute of Michigan Stale Unl- that of the Glenn Donovans' ocand Rick Buehler, friends. the flower girl and Donald Brower, ner guest* on Father« Day at veraity and a Summer employee curfiruc on Sunday, the 2Dth. and daughter * marriage that afternoon ert Burkey* of Lansing and white floral print dress with of Hastings Mfg. Co. will be the the Tudors’ on Tuesday, the 22nd. txalde* a number of small dinner brute of John Bumham of Pitts­ There were Fatix-r * Day gift* and gatherings about town, and on also a lovely corsage for each Sunday afternoon there were two mother wort a light blue jcr»r> burgh. Pa. on Aug. 28. Russell Wheeler. Middleville. mother commemorating their nnnl- Sliver Wedding anniversary pardress with white acce**ekles. Both Society newS Watch While We Moke 'Em Ploin 59c FROSTED & DECORATE1 « Donuts 69c dox. TRYiSOME TODAY Open Daily F.M. flower girl 8hc wore a floor length empire dnsa of mint aerrano The skirt was fashioned with a center front picul with VS aK. ’*& 9 A.M. to 11 Elizabeth Gwinn Honored on Visit With Local Friends Nuptial Shower. 'Hobo Style.' Fetes Summer Brides Superette TASTE TREATS Rev. Elliott Unites Sandra Sherman, Robert Barnes tlie bridesmaids were Mim Toni Adrion. Shelbyville, and Mi*a Deborah Scott, Mias Karen Shipp and Mis* Cathy Shipp all uf Del­ ton. The attendant* were attired in mint colord ftoor length empire drvaM-s. cotton iucc fa*htoned the aJecviMe** bodice the rilin xklrt was of crepe with a band of p«wu accenting th< high rise waUt and terminating in the back with a bow and stream­ ers Their headpiece* were bows with bouffant - back vet!* They carried mock basket arrange­ The many friends of Elizabeth ment* of ttirec ihAdta of green Gwinn were delighted to renew dabfca acquaintance* Saturday afternoon Mixa* Susan Steele. PUlnwell, at an informal coffee at the home mSSSKI 1 fi mother* wore CAr-jjeS of blue and Randy Smith is spending a verMries Dennis Donovan, and I white carnations week with his father, Robert Stephanie Gruber of Lanstn; were also Included In the dinner party. Smith, in Belding. “Back-Ease” by LEWELLA has the new action back that stretches when you bend...retracts when you stand! Ingeniously designed with action insert in back waist seam. It stretches when you sit... and Helxr Hrnaen. Nashville, cousin of t:._ bride, and Rick Pokenhom, Lyndhurst, Ohio, cousin of the groom. For her daughter'* wedding. Mr* Sherman chose a blue and white lace sheatii drras with matching asories. The groom's Mta Judw Pugh wa* the gut*4 pink and white lace* of honor (4t a personal shower given »t Michigan State UhTver- Miss Judy Pugh In Pre-Nuptial Party Whirl was the reason for the celebration for Debra Westerly Monday. June airl friend* gathered at the home Of Dflrfu’* grkndmdHier. Mra. Claude Braidwood, for this delight­ ful event. After opening her lovely gifts, if one w.is listening to the lively conversation of their age group. It would have been very evident that the best gift of all was the new addition to their fampy of a baby brother. •TUn." on June 16 No doubt next year slCer and brother will celebrate their birthday* together. with streamers in the txjck She tarried a basket trimmed with lily of the volley and was filled Lyon* of Plainwell and laury Mulder and Lorry Schultz of Plainwell. candle-bearer . A recc$»tlon wa* held on tho church lawn. Immediately fol­ lowing the ceremony Mr and Mra A. William North of Rich­ land. aunt and uncle of the Sally Herrington. Sharon Mer- Phillipa arjiuJed at the guest The couple will make tlielr tome tn Martin They are both employed at the Gibson Incurporaled in Kalamazoo Mra. Fred Bower. Mra Addle Scott, Mr* Clarence Bump and Mra Mary Walton atlendrei the W8W8 Britticli CmivraUon of the Evsmrellca! Church on ’hr Good News to Buyers of Diamonds Our Regularly Low Prices, Plus Repeal of Federal Excise Tax Means 10% Savings to You Patty Kricder before her gradu­ ation A reception was held In the American Legion FLill Immediately friends enjoyed an evening of following the ceremony Those as­ game* followed by Ur bridc- sisting were the Mradame* Stanley Hansen, Heber Hansen. Jo Bsardsiee. Donald Brower. Marguerite gift*. A delicious dessert Kelley, LydU Roger* and Al Reid For their trip to Northern Michi- Bamc* changed to a three-piece green suit with white accessories and a corsage from her bridal bouquet. Their new address Is 1752 8. Jefferson Street Out-of-town guests came from Cleveland. Mansfield. Gahan and Otvlsburg. Ohio; Spring Lake, Bat­ tle creek, Reeac, Naahrllle and with a special Middleville. perfect hostess At a shower In a one-winner, monthly master-point duplicate bridge game Eash and Miss Judy Pugh. It was a "Hobo" party with guests Country Club. Mr and Mra Rich­ drap'd in the proper attire and ard Hooker of Gun Lake were first. Mra William Gautsche and Mra. teas’ lovely lawn Following the were thud. arranged rounded by gift* A£}er the gift­ home of the groom's parents Mra. Glenn Perkins entertab.nd With a bridal shower on Mund.y opening each gtrl cut her cake Janice McMillan Is Honoree at Lovely Shower Jefferson, honoring Lorretu Vin­ cent. whose marriage to Randy EchUnsw will be Milemntred <n hare a typical ’ Hobo" party----Friday evening. June 25. at Dig Presbyterian Church. Randy is Ui* Brick* tied with red handker­ chiefs. and the entire evening Mra. Frank Engle, entertained with a - mlactilaMOUg bridal It waw-a family party which also of kitchen gadgets presented to Labe on Wednesday evening. Dowling. m leth. honoring Janioe Kay On Wednesday evening. June 16. marriage of Judy Eash and the famllv of Uie Elliwprtli <Scotty) July 3. and that of Judy PugHLaixd on Saturday. Jun* Nth. Scotts which included Uie Duatie Scotts of Grand Rapid*. Uie Jun to John Bumham of Pittsburgh, % the Pint Methodist Church. •Me 20 guests, with lhe exception Springers at Cloverdale. Uie Dick on July 2t. of Janice'* mother. Mra. Prank Scotts, and the Robert Reasort. McMillan. Jr. and Tom’* moth­ and their families arrived al thetr er. Mr*. Arthur Burghdoff. war* home tn surprise "Scotty” on hl* friend* from her graduating Urthday. Grace Watson and tM HOW TO FIND YOUR SIZE. evening was spent in card playkig. On Sunday, all of the Scott family, Grace Watson and EHzabe-tj Parker had a picnic at Gun I-ok* obtwrt-ahce of Father’* Day Long-Leg in High-Waist, or c r nn JegidarWaist^Q The Bonnet & Gown Alma Fingleton The cook-out at the Ben Hazelmycr home on Bunday. June 20. don*. The 45th wedding armiver- 13th annlversary of their daughter ahusband, ffie Henry Gibsons. 1 occurred the aime day. June Shop Fitzgerald Corps To Help Entertain At VA Parties t The Fitzgerald COrp* 100 of the 1 Woman** Relief Corp* met for an i afternoon meeting on Thursday. June 17. with 15 members prta/mi It wa* decided to help entertain at lhe VAVF party in Battle Creek at a later date. Iola Wilke* was presented a flag from the Senior Aide for getting the most new members last year. Maude Kurr" gave s report on the Astronaut* presenting th* flag wlilch they took on their flight to President Johnson. The next regular birthday dinner The color aeheme for the party wa* in pink, with dainty pink roeebud* decorating the table DIAMOND ENCHANTMENT ,.. each a masterwork of true fashion design, revealing the maximum brilliance and beauty of a perfect center diamond. Choose the style you piece bearing a Ice cream, cofft A pretty pink erwpe-paper paraaol partially concealed th* many lovyly Kifu. Bride Bingo furnished a part Of th* evantng’s entertainment, and after the opening of th* glfta. th* girt* observed. Guests other than the Gibson family, were Mra. Mary Gibson, Mra Hazel Doolittle and the birthday* of Leora Newton, n LacIng their high school days M ikl. ___ —. . . - . . ’ .. Mr. and Mrs Donald DooUtUg rsitetv-— mlnvsrs ...U and family. since their graduation. prefer from our distinctive Keepsake collection. Hedged Established 1931 Jewelry Ph. Wl 5-2963 �Vermontville Girl ’^S™:a|Lovely Nuptials Weds Battle Creek At Woodland °° ■ Man in Bellevue ilVciX Unite Couple Mis* Janice Hulsebe*. daugh­ ter of Mr and Mrs. Carl '■'* living In Bottle Crmk. tos of R2 Vermontville, Mrs. Bauer Takes Gavel as Methodist WSCS President s*s«>eve* re Ann* May Holley became Uie bride of RuareU H. Deutter in a double ring ceremony Saturday afternoon. June 12 at the Wood­ land MrUudlrt Church. .ireoroted with white pompon* ;.nd pink gladioli and lighted r.mdclabni She chore a floor l<n*th gown of nylon with lace It>end of the bride, won a pink j ink rowt. The bndremalds ENGAGED—Mr. and Mn. Marwere-Mire Linda Hulreboe and *h*1' Green, R1 Nashville, anMia* Ruth Anne Hulaebos. al*- i bounce ther engagement of their t«* of th* bride. They ctaee daughter. Sandra R . to Ralph B, pink ballerina length gowns and I •un of Mr. and Mrs. Von ..vrried bouquet* Identical to the11 R**«y- Mis* Green is a 1903 matron of honor. l«TaduBte of Hastings High Performing lhe duu. of r ‘w L-m man wre Richard Black- 1,“ £**cnL“L ?„ „E . * mm Of Battle Creek, frimd at n**Ce . !*. ■ .1?® * WIDOINC PHOTOGRAPHY HAjTiHci - n~. • Sale an nuttrem of honor Bridesmaid* were Mias Nancy Halley and Mu* Stella Holley. al* siaters of the bride. Tie attendant* were drcased alike bi pink. blue, and yellow street-length sheath dresses They all wore ro*e bouquet* to match their dresses. Jim Luckas served as the groom's Mr* A B Gwinn and Mrs filchani Guenther entertained at a carnation corsage. Photography tiic Calvin CampbMU. was a cross, a gift from the groom. She carried a white Bible topped with one red rose ar_1 bud Mr* Lawrence W. Barcroft. «is- groom's mother ware a light blue LADIES JERSEY SHIFTS Ljou'il love our ! BAKED GOODS Brown 'n Serve Pull-Aport Bread .. 36c Friedcokcs 0W F®»Won. Hand Cut 5 for Presbyterian Rifes Unite Happy Couple Saturday 39c I-iLi-wt/jd High School Tie groom graduated from Centra) High Robert Etter of Birmingham. School of Battle Creek, and U White mum, pink gladioli and empioytxl by the National Ihscuit Company. Sharon William* aang "Bccaue" After a weekend honeymoon llrcy are residing Ur Battle Creek. Given tn marriage by her father, Gutrt* attended from East Lantlie bridel guwn was of silk <xSurntiL. The fitted bodice featured elbow-length aleevt* and a ahell port and Wlarawln ---- ;------ •------------ Hiawatha Rebekahs Attend Visitation Friends Honor The W. 0. Colemans On Anniversary from all lodges In the district. ■ Baker's Dozen Day . . . 6 for 39c glared. DALE’S BAKE SHOP impressive. The next visitation will be held at Bellevue on Sept. 29. elater, the Boyd Morehead* of Onondaga. Eaton Rapid* KaIaniAkoo. Battle Crock, Wayland.' atxl Harting* who came Co make 1 UlM day such a happy occasion. Scotty Purvis of Birmingham Ringo-Swingos Hove Barbecue Tic Rlngo-Swlngo Square D Club held it* annual chicken Mr. and Mra. Ralph shirkey prebeU. David Hershberger. Clarence King choee a pale pink silk mil with matching hat and ihocs and Uie ball" with tote of iced white auxreorire. The groom's punch Protect frozen food from loss of flavor! FREEZER SUPPLIES at REDUCED PRICES! bidium orchid* A reecpUon wa* held at Lhe Leason Sharpe Memorial Hall immedi*tely following the ceremony. POLYETHYLENE Natural color baMS with assorted Your Choice Garden Flowers Add Color for Bridge ,___ Parties -- 88 PIE CONTAINER With air-tight poly plastic cover. 9 in. bags/'Twistem" tops. TWO nmpMtm bridge parties were given FYM»y and Saturday al Ujc Oo-hcrtesscs kP* O. M. Fuller and Mrs Robert c?5 . K?0011’ nantly panale* in diminutive contalnero u,„ —n ire ami a big strikingly bouquet of soft shell pink Reg. 98c FREEZER TAPE nWC W FREEZER WRAP 75 one qt. or 60 two qt Gaye Marble is Complimented at Pre-Nuptial Fetes _____ UWIIW UJ wrain fr*yndty.___ P. Jr gg Harting*, will be came from June 26, wa* complimented at ?,!nn*t^'. ni; Mwida and Ann . a surprise bridal shower. June a. Arbor. Kalamaaoo. Grand Rapids. lhe home of Mire Bueem RoOrore* Point and Battle Creek .)enbun| .. y*1. °M».™ l» .i horn. TWrtr-nr, Urt n«nu from Ttanwsta-lUltau; W. Betel ment* Stanwood Street. Kalama- <-*mc anl helped to make It hl lovely affair. . On June 10th. Gaye wa* honor tight IV* pt bags Many guest* of the chib enjoyed the feast, and many came Later to dance to the Western music aid calling of George Peterson. the Ringo-Swtngo caller from Ionia. Mra. short honeymoon from the bride s CONTAINERS 18 In. wide. 50 ». long. Strong, fo/C crackproof. . Ve Self-sticking white tope seals; labels. Ben Frankliri 102 West State Street in Hastings Values to SI 7’8 Uonall Janama asaiMlni.-' Twentf-two neighbor* and friend* . altered at lhe-Harper home. making it a happy time for afi. Mrs Henry Dykrtn* 8r. as<totad ly her daughter. Carolyn Burr, and Mn. Henry Dykrtn* 1 *r.. entertained in Gayes honor Jun* U- 'I‘he were :*dlejt of the Middleville B-ptlsl f7h(lrrlv A beuutifully deewatrd $088 Q One Group Values to S8’8 NNow $A £Jta 44 In Both One and Two-Piece Styles LADIES LINGERIE Now ‘1.99 LADIES HALF-SLIPS Nylon with lace trim. Sizes Small. Medium and Large in white and pastels. Regularly Now ’1.00 LADIES SEAMLESS HOSE In shades of honey and mist. Sizes 8’/z to 11. * On Sala 2’100 LADIES SLIPS . ^^/Rk NOW jL.UVf GIRLS BRIEFS Rayon acetate in white and pastels. Sizes 4 to 14. GIRLS SLIPS 100% cotton with lace trim. Sizes 4 to 14. Regularly $1.98. N.w‘1,00 Now RECEIVING BLANKETS Pastels and whites. Regularly 98c each GAUZE DIAPERS Slightly irregulars. Regularly $2.98 doz. 2-’5.00 STAMPED PILLOWCASES Hemstitched in assorted patterns. Regularly $ 1.69. -* • Now ‘1.15 GARMENT BAGS Jumbo size that will hold up to 14 garments. Regularly $1.19. .. "OW <<g |.UU BLOUSE TREES and SKIRT RACKS . . . that will hold up to 12 garments. Regularly $l.19. u NOW QQ QQ Robert Welton. Mr* Fred BowerGaye l>ertccUoii by Mr* Abcn Johnson . . received many * 4. lovely with th* nrnraa from her own Mrs. ^IDHle TOUng »3i* awards mi*y went to Weds 10 Arizona ter. Mrs Roger Wlawrll, Mra. D C French and on Saturday winners acre Mrs. Edward Goodvear. Mra i.tnr.a Dean. Otnrge uc^i. Mra. mjs Frank McCk*Met . ■ I key and Mn. Cornell Danton. n Now Cotton and dacron'blends. White with lace trim. Sizes 32 to 44. Regularly $2.98. Circle dance* which many enjoyed, Howard Frost and too. Hit next club dance will be held and Mr* John -Hapkin* aasUta! by April Michaelis, \coudn of the Utrey, Spoce-saving Fresh-keeping One Group Shift gowns in sizes 34 to 46, Wash and wear cotton prints. Regularly $3.98. Marderoaian. Birmingham, and Community Building on June 12 Ton and Jim King, brothers of Mr. and Mrs John Ladies SWIM SUITS Moryan presided back, topped with a tailored bow. bcm who have died tn Uie past VlastTc LADIES JAMAICAS itlldrcd Olm- Rapid* wa> the maid of honor and went to James BurghdufT from Hastings. The meeting closed with the Now *4.44 Sizes 6 to 18. 100% Cotfon. Regularly $2.98. umbrella tabic alau bearing a large picture of the brlde-andBruom on their wedding day. and a column of snap-shots of the . honored couple. Th* renting tabla was at trueUvrly centered with the beauti­ ful tiered-cake with a miniature wabttMne. banded the dome shaped bride and groom atop. Nancy tumen. BloamLngdale; Kathy Etter, miter at the groom, and Deiphtne You Buy One Dozen and Get "13' BKsXhaak. Mra. Twelve member* of Hiawatha bouffant veil of illusion wa* topped punch. Rebekah Lodge alU-nded lhe visitation meeting, al Grand broidery, encircling a bun. She also shaded by a.huge umLedge Wednesday. June 1ft. . „ , All district officers were pras- FRIDAY & SATURDAY Apple Fritters .In misses and half-sizes. Assorted prints. Regularly $7.98. MRfl. ROBERT WOTHIhGTON ETTER, JR. Haitlntu on Friday, June 18, for chureh pariari. Miss Carol Sereis Tie Rev. Willard Curtis read the Bunday. June 20. to observe their cut the cake while Ml** Vicky double-ring service that united Silver wedding annlvtnary. Sherman poured coffee and Miss Mias Sally Arm King and Robert Janie Holley served punch. Mr*. Miss Furman an Saturday. July Wlndorff and Mr*. Lawrence W. daughter* Nancy and Linda. 10. wtU marry Alfred Hawraney Bareroft attended the gift table at ) o'clock on Saturday afternoon. MH* Kay Newton presided at the The 1 o'clock bridge-luncheon ai* a lovely affair and there were pink and white carnations with 945-3967 J to organtee Meeting adyaimad with the next meeting eeheduted ------------ •----- - ----- __ Mr- •jJ><1W4171<! wJoho . Ob iuan. _ ln CrtljuCircle chalrmm installed Spring* on Srturday to visit her Evening - Mrs. Pharie* He**, mother. Mr*. Ida Norton, who I* _ •------------ M-IGoil Furman is tn j. . _ . . Honored Friday at Bridge-Luncheon WHITE'S Smith and Mn Cbrllarxl How* Huth Aftenwnn-Mn. Merle Ksh- AcUvitlt* Mr* Carlton Kaechele.I and ruuu>.<>7. Publicity. Mr* ™ Arthur Behnke .I W1U The bride, given in marriage by tr fatiH-r. wore a gown of ctuntllly lace fashioned with a scoop neckline and fitted bodice which dipped to a point tn the renter front Tiny covered buttons ac­ cented the back to a point below the waist. from which flowed a sweeping ballerina skirt Tie alreves tapered to bridal point* al the tlx* Uar* which held a flowing held Harry ' supply Work. Mr* • Harold Janes; Mteskmary i Education ct Children and Youth, C,rclc- Mra- Eii"rd u‘nlU’ <“*• farmed the ceremceiy at 2 o’clock, with nuptial music by Mr* Law­ mice Loweil. Pink and white gladi­ oli filled the altar vaars with Both attendant* are from Battle . Creek. •!Cr,Ur>' *ert given by Mn. Harvey Burges* gram Maieriau. Minute* of the May execuUve ’1**111- Spiritual • aisA 1 rommiure Rrbecc* Miller. of Harting* m n-1. H**: .Gumwey. c gwref- rted Saturday, June S, at in Bellevue Bap tlx Church. The double ring ceremony waa read by the Rev William Burna t<nded Che reception the church pariom . a THL HASTINGS BAN ■ following officer* to Mrt« lhe Wo- tool: for famous 'Trade-Name' labels on the things you buy ... you’ll find them here! Parmaleei ' their bane there. 124 East State Street — �unique mu’lcal pageantry abrut | 1 £ I Poetry Corner Storm Lashes Hastings Area; Power Halted Welcome to Hastings, Neighbor! City Band Plays Wednesday At Courthouse SPECIAL FULL GALLON B&K DRAFT ROOT BEER (Saturday Only) Helton Area By llri. John Peabody 130 Attend Bible School at Hickory Corners Church ’ I). Coykendall Receives Master’s TheXiuiual Vacation Blbk School BARGAINS Start Today at CLEVELAND'S aren't the only one* that hare Uris trouble. The people In Mls- Jim Postula Earns BS in Metalurgy Our Best Brands In Summer School Clothing I vliltgd Mr and Mrs Lloyd 1 Hughes In Hastings Sunday « : .Mr and Mrs Clyde North euH rHlted their daughter anr family. I Mr. and Mrs. David Randolph nnd daughter. Cinda. Wednesday The SAVINGS are STARTING EARLY This Summer on MEN'S and BOYS Hastings Man Waives Exam ( '■heck Charge Kenneth D Erickson. 51. waived examination when he aptxurvd b-fore Municipal Judge L. E. Burnett Monday on a charge of issuing a Phyllis at MBU Martha Ptngleton of Kokomo, I Hodges and Pat obliged by singInd., are vuittng their grand- ing a lullaby. They couldn't hare mother. Mrs. D C Prenth. this! found a better voice any place SUITS*-SPORTCOATS Summer and Year 'R^xfnd Fabrics CHECK THIS LIST OF Dunham Hastings were callers at Mr. and Mrs. Roaa Waters' Sunday. * Kenneth Kahler took six boys of 1 the Boys Brigade of Inter-Lakes Baptist Church for an ovemlirtit campout at Lake 31. * I would like everyone having news to phone In to me to do so before Regulars. Shorts and Longs in Sizes 34 to 46 Regulai Sale Highbank By Mrt. Vera llmrblih Wayne Gray and children of Dowl­ ing. Ward Gray from Lake Odea sa. the Merle Dunn family from For the PERFECT 1 Anniversary Gift HawbllU attended the gravealUe •errlces at Oak Kill Cemetery. Battle Creek, on Thursday for their cousin. William Marshall, who liad been living the post few years in Florida * The Ber­ ryville 4H group beat the Moore 4H ta softball Sunday, * Ken­ neth Hawblits la spending part ot the week with Tommy Robin- Choose from Many Others at 10% to 25% OFF Although They Are Not On Sale CLEVELANDS MEN'S and BOYS' WEAR 130 E. State Battle Creek a Victor and Sciisnta with their families •Father's Day supper guests >■ their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Aua^ Un Schantz * Mr. and Mrs. No­ lan Hudson and children will be spending lhe Summer with Paul and Marcia Bell. Nolan will be । attending classes tn summer school in Ann Arbor part time Mr. and Mrs. Richard Milleaon • spent tiie weekend in Wisconsin I The. children were with their, grandparents. Mr and Mra. How­ ard Norton. a Ida Norton, who has been with the Howard Nor­ tons for some time now has gone to spend the Bummer with Mr. and Mrs Calvin Campbell of Cedar Bprings * Mr. and Mrs Blair Hawbllta called Bunday fyaning oh -Mr and Mra. Orlie van Syckle of Lacey. * Watch ' for the date of the 85th anniver­ sary of the North E UR Church. ■ * Mrs. Beulah Green was a |Monday caller of Mrs. Mary A Style 661/10 B. Style 492/32 priced from FOUR HUNDRED FIFTY DOLLARS NO INSTALLATION CHARGE On Residence Extension Telephones extension telephone to save countless steps. The.ONLY charge to you on a resi­ dence extension .telephone is $1.25 WHEN MAY WE INSTALL YOURS? •A«»Y COUNTY TELEPHONE COMPANY EXCHANGES—Dalton. Niw Lok. on* Ucoy �I School Bus Drivers Earn Certificates 'Real Estate Tornado Control I Certificates to Is Goal of 'Be Presented Richert P Slocum. R3 Hickory I WcHthcnHCll The Hastings Banner Carlton Orange Xoung’,*?..at .. i » . i Vermontville Has Youth Night Have Story Hour v Tile annual Storv Hour t complete. Mra Clark Ovcramlth. Mra Prank Weinbrecht and Mrs 'and Bemadlne <Barnum* Bhupp. Lloyd Shroyer. The graduate of the year, | to Sally Ann Worden'. Gary Carpenlw. recited a pwtii. , Vive*, along w“»> hi. Tlie lectujar gave a choice bi*. Mr*. Shupp ». ----------------------taahvuie. and at wldsran as a closing though:. Margaret Woodbury, leading (two sixers. Mrx Bruy Harville The adventist Church mem- , „ _ ____ ___ brrs arc holding their Bible | ixdgc* Playhouse, heads the cart | school at the hall during thl*! Mary. Mary which play* there week and next They preiented Tuartay through Saturday. June 3 pm. from the Vogt Funeral 20-July >. Home, and burial wa* made in predation of Uie u*c <4 U*e tudi The Senior CllLten* held their ‘Man’, Mary’ at The Ledges d n la!te' Funeral service* fur Mra. Le- diet exactly when ar where-a Reed. Sally B Sherman Wilbur dc(ldly wltul wW • E Solomon and William A iBereyi Scabey, 52. R2 i* winu stimc «Iin»rvi^r A Haatlnga who <M<d Thui»d*y from the cloud* and scythe, Byrne, supervlior. evening June It at Pennock «croa» the countryside. However, ------------•-‘— 'Hosplial. were held at 2 pun. * certain cotnblnaUorf of con-; Look before you leave. Make Monday at tbr Firat Methodist dltlona appear* Indispensable for । certain vour eamn tire H dead- church * tornado's formation nxiiat, ; । The Rev. George Elliott offl- ' hTJ* ..rt w.. Im Mw. dry air at higher levrU. a| southerly wind at the aurface j Dowling Cemetery.' nnd a strong wind blowing over । W,Ud.rtl ’.' Iun.nl 11 ««<• nirtconHogbla have had increa*- ' and foltowing their progress on UMriy to form in a certain 30.000-eguare-mUe area; their curher death and ltd been 111 for radar M-cecrts If we had ennurh radon... j.., NEW Wineffttrd Gold FM Antenna Si 1’5 up BORTON'S Antenna Sarvice ' Phone 945-9773 Christian Service and a Pen­ nock Hoeptul Guild. ’ In addition to htr husband the la aurvtvtd by two tona Philip of R4 HosUngn and Douglas al horn- a dxuehtor Mra Edwart iPhytlai Anderson. R2 Hartinc* five grandchildren a brut her. Edrto Pwall of R4 Ha*- Eventually, when enjoying dinner together and a Antigone. program. The attendance more Tiu- cast- atoo includes Mur­ than doubled that of Uvlr flrrt rell Gtlunan. from Manhatart. meeting. Their next meeting will be July 23 man. who perform* leading rules reived fnxn Mra. Arthur Rich- for the playhouae; and Ray: artaon fur dedicating the 4H .Iiwsm rmmilai- t.er<aM’ rhsranter DrCann of R1 NarJiville. were Livestock Barn at die fairheld Friday at 2 pm. from the i Land who spent 2" year* doing Barryvtlle cemetery la Uie aecond Letlg-a' production The Rev Max Gladding offlYwHh Like l>cing in a telephone booth will be held aL the haU July 14- with an open umbrella, the audi­ ence 'get*- Jabbed no matter er. died Wrdnraday afternoon at food preparation for them. which way it turns by play- THE LEDGES PLAYHOUSE Herbert Det'ann Buried Friday Ils "r formation, To collect data about torn*- vent T”’.— ----- .Tir’ puaelbly by a 9. w »««>—«»« UchulflW. A tornado to bam aeveral ‘‘ratory on Ux- Univrartty of thousand f«t above the ground Oklahoma rumpus at Nsrman It never touch the earth. Wr nTinK U»to lhe violent thun- w It* ypinnlng funnel may dcratonn* with uriuch tornadoes bounce along the ground, ieav"Medical Alert ’ were received, described as "America's Funniest ttre assocUtrt *ram unscathed in the bom in Potterville, sen of Jacob ’^tw> “« Problem la to under­ tributicn during tho Pxlr. ------------ •-----------»»* ‘irnamlc. of tornadoes tornado travels no more than Wendell Shroyer wia presented Ctrl Inn W»C8 To Mcrl 20 to 40 rnllea though some have artth a certificate of barbecuing I Member* at the Cartton Oengone 300. -- ---- . - - _ kl.U u. ‘ .i-r _ ... .. r* — win _ ... — ... at cor n.7 1.7 mrea recently received. I borne of Mr* Fred Henney. 5341 devtlopU< a sonvewhat more killed M» and injured 1.960 per­ Usborne Rood, on Thursday. satisfactory model of wluU en- sona in the Mldwvrt in 1025. vironmenui) condition* are oaofficers. Coffee "hoBterar* will be sodated with tornadoes But a one time or another. But some Mrs. Weinbrecht anti Mrs Clio*. Btadel Located Comer Another problem being studied Kansas 2<i. and Oklahoma 24. Court and Church Slreett by the Wcathw Bureau u to oe- Tornadoes strike in the Unltod Receives Degree at relop an rariy-waming and com- State* more titan eieewhere. but Hastings Public Library sw Glenn Shupp rr B11SS Worker for I June 17waa youth night M chSen of uTvrnnontnlk- H* C1IfLlAnlv Carlton Grange. Th- Youth Tuaaday. June 23. LfICS OlKKlt lll Y Crtnmittoe chairman. Mra KenwU1 wntlnue ^h Tumday nlprn n I Mtamm wa* In rharw nt _ .. . .. .. .. ._ __ k. I Cjlentl 1*. -*r*S>*** O 8 «•“' Nashville, waa ih^.h ...Y’jn* I pronounced dead on arrival al c, Hayra-Orven - Beach Hapital. l.luruxv bv member* of the Ver. ... . montviUe Wixnan*. Club to to ^^ay iTfoItower.courture clU.dren to read, raapparent licurt lUUsck a "Problem"; followed by a game pcctaUy through Uie Summer “L™ "Ball Call." ' m°nth.v -T. The children will also partJd- I - ------ — ---------- — ------ ---— iwte ill in ■ rnwui< nwdinr acwBMM* armuvn <.<>n . days occurring m the month of thHr wU1 t, c„n a ineteoratogical research tor thMarch JO. entire life hire married John Scobey on tprlian T»a—.PnoM • *- “ __ 1.. — 1A. Thursday, June 24. 1QAC 1965 ■Corner*. and O Harlow Brad-1 " va»l»V« HtVH [street. R1 --------Hastings. are ------among! Mctoorologus'j. believe .----------- School bus drivers from —. — ----------- ------ . ---------ting* Pleasantvlew and Delton Uie 103 men and women who are man may romixigy te able u>have been awarded certificate* to receive final cerUncttes In real. thwart tarnadccg. lhe destruclor completing the needed 13 or ,e»ute at the University of Michl-; ttve and freaktoh storm* that Kan thia Thuraday mor* liours of prescribed Inatruc- E* n 01 la Thursday | have canted heavy to** of Ilf*, non* offered by lhe Michigan Main speaker at the I0:M । in the Spring of 1065. School Bus Driver Education am. recognition exeyeian In । 1.IC current tlllUlIL twlater* .WWW, have l—M driven plank* like spears through ' ern Michigan Univanity. ■odd maaonry walla. A black-lop. road in Michigan waa rolled Keith L. Strickland and Ethan A Winters Luncheon and Uie annual Ordinary wlnd-meaaurtng de- । Ung*— Richard J Biutance, meeting ot lhe Real Estate victa are aniaahcd by tornadto, 7 O. Knglerth, Howard W. Alumni of Michigan wlU .follow wincU moving perhaps 400 or , Hoatetler, Vaughn Dean Lydy. In the Michigan Union ballroom inure miles an hour, the NaMildred Eileen Pierson and Von-' ,11011*1 Geographic Society iay* Delton — Floyd H. Burpee,’ Betty Scobey / |I we But auoppier new type syauxn of radar win called aoon ■, , the Doppler tyauxn will aoon Gladys E. Burpee. Maurice E » • 'enable uul» to;1 | enabt.* research *kcI« k-muu Ford. Charles E. Henson, Paul'fli-,, ez|o,. ,.4 measure for the flrat time the1 Johncock, Lawrence C. Jones. UlCo lIlUlMltl) dl fantaauc speed of partidm i Arion D. Kenyon. A mol G Ken-, * caught up tn the dark, rotating I yon. Glenn V. Leeper. Jack A .,1. 11nchrtn I futinel* of the storm*. • LS^*tVronw°*W.V a 1 ennOCKrlOSpliai Wndhermen cannot yet pre-I Fitzgerald Parte Grand Ledge NOW PLAYING The Boy Friend Through Saturday ' NIXT WUK Mary. Mary Weeknight* $1.80 For Reservations 627-7805 Dance at the American Legion Hall public, specially at Umea when mart peojilr would not be listrning to tticir radian or watching tcievtolon GOP Committee Meeting Library Hourt: Monday, Wednesday and Friday PATHECOIOR.. PANAVISION bidden to mention tornadoes for executive committee will meet at 12:30 to 8:30 p.m. Tuesday and Thursday Saturday George Washington . Nancy Lee Smith, daughter of Hl Hickory Corners, received George Washingtori University tn Washiegton. <3. C^-The 1493 graduates received tneir degree*; at the 144th commencement held June u in the Unlwnlty Yard I Ruak1 at Hickory Corners For Members & Guests Sat., June 26-9:30 to 1:30 Music by the GALE TRIO For Banner Cliumflrt Ads Call Wl 5-3481. REAL ESTATE H. C. B VACATION CLUB Top Listings In TOWN AND COUNTRY PROPERTIES A BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY ESTATE iust out of town on two acre bnck fi'eptoc*. parquet block flooring, dining area, three real nice bedrooms with clo*et*. two full bath*, strictly modern kitchen with monowall* built in birch cupboard*, disposal, lot* A REAL SWELL HOME IN THE TAFFEE ADDITION, neatly new. ha* large living room, two swell bedrooms, dining room, kitchen and full bath, utility room, family room, lot* of cupboard*, attached two stall electrically operated door, oil furnace, real Urge tot for$27,000.00 A RIAL GOOD. LARGE HOME IN THE FIRST WARD, ha* living . another fireplace In the basement, attached garage 24 family room'paneled, bath with shower and Wall, utility room nna 4* wall 748 it rUen >rvt another wall-7 • -Inw ------vnll — -- ------------------------with built-in cupboard*, laundry room, hatjull bat^rqent, and lul l vrwjNrfU view of the countrvtide.jat - all thrt foe ...........\......$6,000.00 . .$12,000.00 ... SCHOOL HOUSE TO SELL VERY REASONABLE. ANOTHER PLACE JUST OUT OF TOWN, home ha* two bedroom* refrigerator $1,000.00 A REAL SWEET BUNGALOW at Green Meadow* Number Ono: room and kitchen, full bath with double lavatory, full basement with electric heat, poured wall*, one and one-half stall garage, on two acre tot with tot* of tree* ............$15,500.00 ANOTHER REAL NICE BUNGALOW IN CARLTON TOWNSHIP, close to Hastings, with living room, three nice bedroom*, kitchen with lot* of cupboard*, full bath, lInring rqpm i* carpeted' full basement with coal furnace, hat attached garage, for $12,000.00 A Bl-LEVEL IN HASTINGS HEIGHTS (nearly new), home on laundry and basement. heated with gat furnace-----SI5.100.00 ON SOUTH BROADWAY, a nice home not all finished. a good ha* a living room. 12 x 16 ft. with dining space, four bedroom*. .$9,000.00 ON ALGONQUIN LAKE, two real nice lot* (large ones) for $2,400.00 TWO REAL NICE LOTS ON THORNAPPLE RIVER. close to dam and good fishing site on blacktop road for ........$1,600.00 A NEARLY NEW FRAME HOME IN GREEN MEADOWS NO. I, more upstair*, and down a living room 13 w 24' with fireplace, Set in brick wall, dining room, kitchen with ccpperton* stove. 220 volt underground with 240 ft. 3" rock well, situated on nice two acre tot. for ..$11,500.00 A NICE BUNGALOW ON BARBER ROAD, short dutanca out of town, ha* living room, kitchen, three bedrooms, full bath, utility A GOOD INVESTMENT IN TWO APARTMENT HOUSES, both property show* a good steady income, all furnithing* go with decorated, good location for$15,800.00 BUILDING LOT IN 2nd WARD, sewer and water in, ha* a garage on it. also a part basement----- ...J.....J--------- $1,500.00 A REAL NICB HOME IN THE 4th WARD, ha* three good bed­ rooms, full bath and two lavatories (colored fixture*) upstairs and down, a living room with fireplace, dining room, den and kitchen (modem) with formic* top*, double swells In »ink, there ment, on* and a half (tall garage, ha» been recently palhted and decorated, good location for------------ ------------------------ $15,100 AT PLEASANT SHORES THORNAPPLE LAKE A NEW COTTAGE, AMERICAN COLO SEAL TRAILER HOUSE. *ize 10 x 55 ft., ha* ...$7,900.00 NICE HOME IN THE FIRST WARD ha* two bedroom* and Vi room, kitchen and full bath, garage with cement drive, ha* hardwood floor*, cap insulated, *torm window* and gat heat, $11,500.00 IN THE FIRST WARD, * real nice home, with living room, dining room, threw bedroom*, kitchen and bath, basement with gas heat. $14,700.00 A BEAUTIFUL HOME RIGHT ON MIDDLE LAKE (120 feet lake and dawn one bedroom, living room, dining room, kitchen with fireplace, ha* electric beat, garage and half, three patio*, storag* building, large let. for...........$18.000.00 A BEAUTIFUL HOME AT ALGONQUIN LAKE. *11 on one floor. closet* with overhead light*, has b*lh and one-half, kitehen and aluminum tiding, paneling woodwork in living room, on it road, school but service, for....$20,000.00 WE HAVE A HOME IN BATTLE CREEK, with three bedroom* and kitchen, full basement, new front and back enclosed port, about 30 acre* north of Hatting*. NEARLY NEW EXCELLENT HOME IN THE 2ad WARD. 26'x 40 ft. ha* Irving room with fireplace, dining room, kitchen and bath, two real nice bedrooms. full basement with recreation walk out, aluminum storm windows and door*, all aluminum siding, fully insulated, ha* baseboard hot wafer heating system, all copper plumbing, biAh cuptxiard*. garbage disposal, all kind* of flowers and shrub*, ha* stool in basement, all situated on two lot*, for $16,800.00 THREE NICE BUILDING LOTS ON HASTINGS HEIGHTS. HASTINGS SALESMEN Richard SUcms—WL 5-5856 YOU CAN REALLY RELAX You.can bet these people are. They've saved for their vacation with H.C.B.'s convenient VACATION CLUB where small deposits that you'll never miss grow up to the sum required for a happy prepaid holiday. Start your vaca­ tion club now for next year. Hustings Citg llnnh MEMBER: Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Friendly, Neighborly Service lor 78 Continuous �Hastings Area Golf Tournament July 30-Aug. 1 Country Club 12-Hole Course is Setting for Event Linkamen 2—Tllf IUHTINOS IHSMIl Mosquito Control Hints Given By Wayne State Biologist Hastings Country Club Hastings Areg 36-Hqk Amateur Goll Tournament Armchair Athlete the first flight in lhe Mothr'rDaughter gulf tournament al Uie Hastings Country Club on Sun­ day. June 13. were Sue and Cindy Long, who carded a 35 bast ball including handicaps. Second place went to Cleopha and flue Flora with a 37. Second night honor* were shared by Eileen and Bandy Gillespie and Bonnie and Martha Cove, with each Saturday, July 31 and Sunday, August 1, 1965 To Compete in Flight, Please Enter son. To apply. *11 a hunter needs to do Is pick up a regular post card, print or type his name and sign his name in ink. The Departmant Is also asking that each applicant's county of residence Lake-0 Summer Play Program Opens Monday The Lafe Odema recreation step is to address the apphcaUon program begun Monday morning. to: Blue-willed Teal. Michigan Department of Conservation. 10 o'clock tn Ute village park. Preferred Starting Time Lansing. Michigan 48826. Hunt­ ers who cannot positively klentlIronside won the third flight fy teal on Uie wing are being In Uie afternoon. Entry Fee $8 Attached asked not to apply. Thal leto Old Story hour Is xuptrvlMd by and Jo Ann Aidrich second with Phlllua Montague. Claire Chap­ (Includes Practice Round Friday) man and Sharon Broc The chil­ Bunday. June 20. Father A Bon dren are divided into tlirre-age nritHnally set for July 10-11. but tournament was rained out with Mail to Hastings Country Club, waa act beck to make certain the, groups. Each group hear a story few completing 18 hole* to the HOC'a new nine holes would beand hare game and handy-craft awards were ma<je on a nine-hole Box 128, Hastirfgs,. Mich. opportunities according to their bail*. Top honor* went to Georg* An entry f< and Ron Miller who had a be*t *•4 with Uop: Is spct.l under supcnluxi ptoy. (Entry Deadline July 29) ball of 30. with second going to Hpsclul ctrnte. such as Uroauro nr. Cook points out the Wood »lorin* section in a diagram Pete and Paul Lublcnleckl with hunts .and txu. Lwards - day arc 3L Harold and Eldon Mathew* tcheduled to be held through­ and Jack and Jim Cronlnger Double - header softball gamer. out the clght-wrek program. DETROIT — "Mosquitos^ (daces such as lakes, norals or . Gotten will shoot into,flights ordinarily do not bite becaus uncovered wells and cutcma.'* Wednesday and Thursday nights on their first 18 holes on Satur­ they‘are hnritary for blood, but each week on Johnson Field, The "malaria mosquito,” day, and nsnpete in those flights because the females need th. tvfMa. occurs In Michigan, and Bob Cove with 30 and second with the Hastings Merchants food materials in blood to ma but under existing condition* . went to George and Steve Cheno- scheduled to meet E W. Bin* at nunj highlight* <>l ture a batch of their eggs, 7 pm. this Wednesday and Lo­ will be partklpaili no longer transmit* malaria, says Prof. David R. Cook cal 138 playing Uie Hasting* Mfg. entitled to a free practice round "A thin coat of oil poured in­ A Mexican Chihuahua i Wayrffc State University blalo to their breeding water can cut day afternoon event. Company at S:30. Friday. jubMO. The swimming instructors for gist. The new. complete. Hastings Last Thursday Dick Jacoba down on the number of night ­ Eldon Mathew*' 38 Mt Uie pace “Male mosquitoe* do not bitv biters," says Dr. Cook. "Tho won Uie special low putts event Lamber plays lhe .Michigan Monday in the Hasting* Country but feed on the nectar of oil acts a* a barrier which pre­ with 35 while Gordon Ironside Rehabilitation Institute al 7 Carr. Claire Chapman. PiuUia Montague and Sharon Broc Tlie Club* Men* Golf followed by flowers like butterfies," con m.rtrr. •“ "“««» vents the developing mosqui­ and Old Buzz shared second wlUi clasxs are divided according to Ken Rom, Bob Hollister and tinues Dr. Cook. toes or wrigglers from reach­ ability. Si. N. K. Grand Jack Laubaugh with 40*. new watering system for the en­ wlUi a 66 and Hal Buerge was "ktoMultoe* in Michigan art- ing the surface to.breathe.” Monday F. W Blta* play* HasThe beginnera tvKinnm will learn Lmu to former Gertrude Otto Christensen and Dick more of a nuisance than dan tire 18 is working fine and gate Rapid*. lie suggests two checkpoint* second with a 60. Charlie Puani- tings Mfg at 7 and Uie Hastings ufc and rrepcct the water. After vatvea have been installed to al­ gerous disease carriers." he for homeowner* to eliminate kas won Sunday’s Callaway tour­ Merchants play the MRI team they have achieved Uito. they low WOMunen to shut of! sections ney with Jack Laubaugh second. Tuesday Barry Lumber meet* wm advance toward wane of the night biters: says. "Large scale programs Green Division, Hollister moved to control tne nuisance are not 1. Eliminate receptacle* I Hastings CC members are to Uscoa's in the first game and elrmcntery swimmln* strokta. A man to employed to operate friends in the Nashville area one into a tie for first in the Blue considered economically feas M. P1*1’* 1^*1 414 in th* The intermrehate* will learn and which could collect water travel to Mary wood for an interDivision with Idle Gordon Iron- ible. It Is up to the individual Uie watering system at night. during rains. Chock for club match on July 11. and the 8;M nightcap. improv* their stroke*. The adsids. Joe Bennett in first piece, homeowner to do what he can Tlie new green* are coming clogged roof .gutters and Marywood linksmen are to play Noxt Wednesday Local 414 vanred-swimmess will atart for moved into second in the White to. eliminate mosquitoes along beautifully.” Spoon reporta return match here July 35... . face* the Hastings Merchants i distance and improve their puddles on flat roofs. sibly three puppies, according to Division blanking Chud James around hl* dwelling.’* and at 1:10 Hasting* Mfg. play* technique* The diving claaaea 2. For large permanent hi* crew have been top dressing Mra. Torrey, and quintuplet a* Doon Clarke lost four points to Outdoor Trail —Game experts Iteacoa*. Most people think th» tame areas of water such as are according to ability oLo. and fertilizing them every two births are moot unusual. Tho Art Bennett Dr. Larry Blair lakes, ponds and excava­ have their sights tentatively set Ed LeCel. 3806 Gun Lake Road. I The hours that 11® beach la didn't play a match and Math­ mosquitoes attack day and flrat Jitter. born last November, tions. pour in one quart of on a firearm take of 138.000 deer manager of Ibe Hastings Mcr- euardrd are 1 o'clock to 5 o'clock are unooUi enough to prevent included one male and four fe- ews iqpved onto the top rung of night. Dr. Cook points out hN. a ■ ■ . and• •12 H noon to —6 jj|) per 500 square feet of In November and an elk kill of -N."). the Red ladder by winning four Actually, different species of "scalping.'' they will be cu8Mo ohanto, «■ is high in Rpraise ofV the on weekdays water surface weekly. For over 200. patterned after tost De­ teams sponsors who have pur­ oclock on weekends. Wall Abbrtt from Pat Hodge* who dropped mosquitoes work “day ar.J normal play height night shifts." weed-infested water add cember's successful hunt. As now chased new uniforms and jack­ Is the director of this program The grand opening for the ISInto second. projected, the deer season's kill ets. The sponsor* include Miller's The mother Is AKC registered more oil. The day-blling species mo«t and the puppies are eligible. common In Michigan Are of the "Protection against night would be made up of 75.000 bucks Duraclean, Rockhill A: Banghart Odessa tJ-ms Club. fonday'a reaulte: AhUs type shown in thbraketch biters should begin with and 63.000 anUerleaa animals to Service. Welcome Tavern. Pete's Foster 48. 3 points won, Hueb- above. This type breed* In screening the home com­ compare closely with last year's Barber Shop. R e a h m Motor WANT A COCKER SPANIELT puddles or any place where pletely. The mesh on th* take of 140.000 whitetail* which Sales. National Bank of Hastings. Tb* Barry County Humane 0; Christensen 44, 3, Flora 4J..1; water collects temporarily, screens should be no larger Sherwood Insurance. MaAUUter Society reports there 1* a Pugh 55. 4. Sexton 50. 0; Roke 40. and is very difficult to control thah one-sixteenth of an inch. Conservation Department plans Oils. Saxon Drive-In. Ben Frank­ black male cocker a p a n l • 1 without an extensive campaign Also screen door* should open «o Issue about 238A00 special per­ lin Store, Miller's Jeweler*. Cole­ pappy available tor adopUon by trained personnel. outward and have spring mits in an effort to meet Ito man insurance. East Bide Lum­ through Dog Warden Dean goal for antlcrleu kill. About ber and Ted Burkle Used Car Park Street, pleaded guilty when Cooper 53. 0; Pugh 56. 4. Hueb­ "Tlie night-biters are called closures." Braden who may be contacted ner 63, 0; Cook 45. 4, Feldpausch that because they rest during For summer vacationers Dr. 35,000 square miles wlll.be open Lot. Each sponsor bought a uni­ arraigned tn Municipal Court on throogh the ahuin's office. Jerry Vandyke of Grand Rapa chaa«r of driving while under the day. often In houses, anil Cook advises the use ot one of to shooting deer of eiUser sex form and jacket. New- an Iler less deer hunting Monday night MRI defeated lhe influence of liquor and paid The standings: come out at night to bite. The a number of good commercial a 860 fine plus 8545 court coat’ Christensen 30 points. Foster most common night-biting repellents which will ward off area* tn southern Michigan will feature event at the Hastings Lakewood Teacher Lake in parts of Allegan, Mont ­ defeated Local 138. 16-3. mosquitoc»*ior a few hours. fl, Bhlrkey 28. Cook 24. Kiehl mosquito in Michigan is the Raceway Friday night, with Bob Deputy Gerald Smith said During Uie first round. Ron Bomba of Middleville taking Writes on Gun Lake and Rose 22. Sexton 21. Cooper Colt* type. They breed In tin The*® should be reapplied calm. Clinton, GraUol. Saginaw and Ingham Counties Deer of 17, Pugh 15. Feldpausch 14. Flora. cans or more permanent water often, he say*. second in it® flying stocks. Mid­ cither sex will again be fair a no-hltter for Barry Lumber Pay Iva met Siegel and Jerow 11, A. SmiUi 10, dleville's Bob Senalba was *ec- To Earn Master's game tn sector* of Ottawa, Van and Ban Bourdo a 2-hltt«T and ri dren at play In or near waUc Roy U TttkcRteyer. biology Aldrich 9. McAllister 7, Huebner ■ g Moose oDOHSOrS and proper attention to safety Duren. Berrien. Barry, Kalama­ a 3-hlUer. Lyle JaAkina ot Battle Creek and agricultural teacher at Lake­ 6 and Oroos 5. Paylva's-cwr forced Uie officers zoo. Calhoun, Kent. Ionia. Eaton The standing* through Mon- lot (pull far to Uie right to avoid Wood High School, received his Pairing* for Monday: rules-' *«• when boating, tlie Hie Stare Btate- and Livingston Counties. . . . o 11 1 nllra ’» ooaung. Norm Aaptnall raptured the a collision. according to the uar. Ths Gonservatysn Department TEAM . Blate UnHrraiiy thia ter vb. Shirkey. Siegel va. Hueb­ rank"TMft officer* followed him down the water accident trill rjciUbjfk. duck hunter* that It is E. W. Bliss .. miNrUnr hi* work with ner, Aldrich r* Feldpauseh; Scxwhich reaches Its peak during not accepting permit appllcstion* Hastings Mfg. , of traffic, at 50. tnriudtng around the wann weather months In jl Use curves at Pennock Hospital. until July 14 Fifteen thousand Hasting* Merchant* A naw Cub Scout Pack luu sons lort their lives in 606 water Michigan RababOiUtiun. Blue Division been organized by the Loyal Or­ iuued for hunting teal In 10 Leaeoa (Middleville) Porpoises, like whales, breathe accidents In tho State. der of Moose Lodge No. 638 of special areas of the State during Local 138 through a circular opening in tho Monday’s results: Hastings. The new pack will an experimental Segt 16-34 seatop of lhe head. H. Smith points _ 45. , - 4won. Much lead was mined in Eng­ 55. 0; Jacoba 43. 4. Hub10 In the school areas of Wel­ land in the first century AB. by come Corners. Altoft, Carlton the Roman conquerors. Bind* r won the 100-lap chantp- Lake Front Valuation of Gun ; * ** . — • bough 40. 3; Burr 45. 2, Sim 53. Center. Quimby, Gregory and Schult*. At present Den No. 1 has regis­ tered with Vern Allerdlng os Christopher Gould, Howard Per"Den Dad" and Mrs Allerdlng as Ironside and Hollister 24, ' Den Mother." bin. Erl Markwari. Ken Morrill. John Hamp. CllffonlJfumpluiiT. point*. Cove 23. Hamaty. Jacobs and Laubaugh 31. H. Smith 20, Hasting* for information oon- Mitchell 17. MacLeod. Burr and Allerdlng. Steven Andrus. DaWood 18. Panfil and Sim 15.' l<Ulrr. Douglas River*. Brad­ 7. Gillespie 6 and Fletcher 4. ley Talbot and William Vanderhoff. H. Smith va. Mitchell. Wood v» The Moose members who are officer* of the new pock are Lawrence Cooley. insilluiU:jd FOR FUN Hubbell vs. Hamaty; 81m v*. representative; Ralph Turner, Laubaugh. Bbenrood vs. ~ ----- pack committee chairman: Clar­ Burr; and HEALTH OUleapie n. Hollister. ence Curtis. Robert War rm. George Swanson. Vern Allerdmg. White Division pack committeemen; Richard ALL Monday's results: Tinkler,cubmaster; George Born, A. Bennett 56. 4. Clarke 51. 0: assistant cubmaster. Warner 47. 4. E. Miller 53. 0; J. SUMMER Hie Hasting* Moose Lod^e »lso sponsors Boy Scout Troop Millan 45. 4, Bay 59. 0; Roberts 14, made up of boys living just LONG outside of Hasting*, however, within the Hastings School Dis­ THE BIG, BIG trict. Standing*: Blair 37 points. J. Bennett 25. Improve Your Clarite 20. McMillan 19. Rohde Medal Play Content HasHnn Oountry Club, has annouMM that the first annual llasangx Country Chib Area MenXAmaleur Oolf tournament HtoUltl lie held at the Hasting* Cteintty Club on Saturday and taretey, July Il-Aug. 1. Address. Phone------------- Bliss *9’ Leads Softball League, Pistons Second Chihuahua lias Quintuplets— On 2 Occasions Eldon Mathews Sets Pace Monday In IICC League Grand Rapids Pilot Wins Raceway Feature Drunk Driver Pays Fine. Costs Lub Scout rack For Area Boys ,T5 ON NOW ’OOAV' DODGE DOYS BOWLING | ANY WAY YOU Sums Sale 65 YOU'LL NEVER DO BETTER! AT!1,IT 14. Kinney and B Miller 13. Fisher 12. Campbell 10. E Mil­ ler 8. Clanry 5 and James 4. E. Miller va. A. Bennett. TuckRohde. B. Miller vi. Blair; Camp­ bel) va. McMillan. James vs. Rob­ erto. J. Bennett vs. Bay. Red Division Monday's rreutte: Martin 45, 3 points. W. CronInger 53. 1; Goodyear 50. 4. Os­ good 70. 0; Mathew * 39. 4. Hddges 49. 0; Guenther 49. 4. Frandien Yen. anyway you look al it, you gat a wagonful of service and jrrotection when you belong to Use Auto Club and insure your car through tha Exi-hange at the Club. Everywhere you travel . . . carry the finest t*f inouram e protection available anywhcrel OtlKMT 1UT0M0IHE IHTES IHUUSU UCH1NGE «■ H«:0« SUH UjUUMl COMHKr HASTINGS OFFICE “““ — a* (• 945-4392 Water Accidents On Increase In Michigan icnwtoe in Michigan Elghty-Uiree perrons have died flrat five and a half months tld* and M compared with the per .4 up through June 12. in 1964. ac­ cording to State Police provtou nal figures. 58, 0; Mathews 39. 4. Goodyear 50. 0; Guenther 40. 4. Osgood 70. The breakdown on 82 of .Uw deaths on which official rrp<x'4 • • * * .■ 2: G. Miller 45. >. Guenther 49. 1. K.v. * Staadtag*: Mathew* 28 paints. Hodge* 3g.: W. Cronmger 25. Chenoweth 23. 15 who fall from bridges, ban I rexice 19. J. Cramnger U. Gard­ ner 16. Osgood and Booth I. Scuba direr. Stanley and Martin 7. Wlnlck 6. Vigilant supervision of chili Pusnika* 5. Goodyear and Steury 4. Frandsen 0. ‘ ' Osgood vs. Martin. Lawrence ra. Hteury; W. Croaiager vx Btantey, Booth vs. Gardner; Hodges v*. Frandsen. O Miller Vi. Mathews; Wlnlck vi. Good- Guenther vs, Chenoweth. Game Before OPEN BOWLING Afternoons and Evenings Bob & Mickey Lambert Your Hosts HASTINGS BOWL INC Woodland at Michigan COMPLETE LAUNDRY SERVICE Family Bundles Damp Wash • Wash and Fluff Dry We Flnith Shirts, Fletwork, Work Clothes HASTINGS POLRRR Next Season HOME .LAUNDRY THE DBBGE-SIIE KMIMCT DART THE MT REW CORORET Moke the Best Deal Now at HASTINGS MOTOR SALES 220 EAST STATE STREET Phone Wl 5-2454 or Wl 5-3985 UMd Cor Lot Phone Wl 5-3903 the first congnwU ' (Lillian & Ray Gibson) 323 S. Michigan Wl 5-4043 �Middleville By Mrs. Mary Jnekton tl« Arnold tw-ssso T-K SCHOOL NEWS Regular Beard Meeting July 1 Due to the fact that July 4 tells an Sunday which makes the first Monday ot July a total holi­ day the Thomapple Kellogg School Board ot education will hold its regular July meeting oo Thursday eveplng, July 1. Busi­ ness for the evening will Include reorganlxatlun of the board for the 1NS-M school year. on your dial Help Us Know Your Listening Likes and Dislikes! Please Clip This Program Listening Form, Fill It Out, and Mail to: WBCH, Box 88, Hastings, Michigan. 6:00 a.m.—Paul Christy Show Frequently Occattonolly Horn. 86. R1 Dowling, who died at Borm* Hospital tn Kalama-1 aoo at g:!S sum. Saturday. June' IB. were held at 10:30 am. Mem-' ______ day at the Henlon-Smlth Futhey enjoyed dinner at Bchcwuto. neral Home at Delton n.n ,n ■m — — — . —. -a*..-- . Flee Needed to Complete Staff Five teachers are sUll needed to complete the instructional staff for lhe 1M5-48 school year Positions to be filled are: Arabtant elementary principal. »oeal in uslc - elementary and high school. 5th grade mathematics, second grade and first grade. Fathers Day and Arnolds birth­ day * Mn. Floyd Dukes ac­ companied Mr. and Mra Harry Relgler to the Howard Heffle- Setoem 6:15—Agricultural Weather Frequently Occtiiontlly Frequently Occaiionally Setoom 7:00—News Seldeen 7:30—Golf Show (Wednesdoyt Only), Q Occaiionally Q SeUem 8:00—Breakfast Table Newt Frequently Occaiionally Q StWm Frequently 8: 3 0—Weathercast Frequently Q Occatlenally Selden. 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Friends will be glad to hear that Mra. Elmer Brown, who had i a tnoat serious operation this Spring, is much belter and her own home in Grand Rapids. * The Methodist Bible School Will have Its last day Thursday with the children showing their arte Freeport By Mra. Sylvan Tagg ‘I u.~ MHt 'CbcU's Ranch House in Grand -Anna Tapley al Saranac and Mr . Rapids Sunday. Three attending and Mrs John Gould of Orleans wwre Mr and Mra Richard tost Thursday. * Mr. and Mrs | Blough. Mr and Mrs James Charles Glbtxi spent Sunday Cool. Mr. and Mra Dale Dukes, xth with rhelr their d.Hrhtrr daughter. Mr nnd and i Ur Mr. nnd* and’ Mra RoiXWt Robert Tooker. Mra Rolx-rt Mark of Muskegon : Mr. and Mrs Frank Thompson. « Ben Christie accompanied the Mr. and Mrs. Delton Tyler. Mr. Boy Scouts on a camp-out Frl- and Mrs Floy Fisher and Mr. day and Saturday night. and Mra Dean Stuart. Chiropractor 128 W. CeMtr St. Halting* BROTHERS Phone Wl 5-3394 Sylvan Tagg, local, enjoyed a picnic al Harris Creek, Sunday ★ Mr. and Mra Lyle Whitney of Lanalng were Bunday dinner guests of Mrs Elnora Whitney and B_b a Mra Pauline Bryant Mr. and Mra. Jerry Kyser of Battle Creek were Sunday din­ ner guests of Mr. and Mra Bill Blough s Mra. Carl Han-la, Vicky and Craig of Detroit acre G.E. 1965 MOBILE MAID DISHWASHER GETS THEM CLEAN, CLEAN, CLEAN! 124 N. JeffanM Pbaua Wl 5-5052 mmiri Hero'* tbe portoble outo/nclic diifiwo>Aor with the TboroWod, ocbon that pet* dithe* ipoMvuly cUon without bond timiAfl of icroplngl G.E.'s aadwwve Power Shower iproy* You*ll Like Our , . . ENDS HAND "Drop-Off-S^vlce" ing with our experienced attendants. They will pre­ spot, clean and hang them on your hangers. Just tell us what time you’ll pick them up and your cleaning will be done while you shop. Seldom Broadway (io mix.) COIN-OP Gutters -Q Occntonally 327 N. 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Albert Prost, Is in Blodgett Hospital. Grand Raplijfc- for tests. Mn. Albert. Froot and Mra Vern Lickta called on her Mon­ day afternoon. * The Rebecca Circle of the Methodist Church held a picnic at the cottage of Mra. Clarence Longstreet, Oun Lake, last Thursday. Mra. Ray FWlngham. who had been in Pennock Hospital, re­ turned home Friday. She is to return to Pennock on June 38 * Mr. and Mn. Don Boysen have Improved their home with a new coat of white paint * Mr. and Mra Glen Dean and Mr and Mn. Arthur SmaBey took Mr. end Mrs. James Bmalley and Julie of Plainwell out to dinner in Kalamasoo Thursday, cele­ brating Mrs. James (Carol Jean) Smalley's birthday. Pvt Tom Frost, son of Mr and Mn. Albert Prost, writes that he will be home on furlough in July. * Those who attended Rev. Da­ vid Lute."a ordination at tlie Al­ bion Chapel at the Methodist Michigan Conference were fils mother. Mrs Ardis Lute. Mr. and Mn. Charles Williams. Mr and Mrs. Vein Hooper, Mr. and Mrs Claenee Longstreet and Rev. Harald Taber and daughter. Sal­ ly. * Mr and Mn Olen Deen. Mr. snd Mn. James Robertson and Mr. and Mn. Ralph Ptnkbeiner spent Bunday with Oms ladies' father. Julius Potts Mr. and Mn Albert Simons and four children of Livonia and Mr. and Mra. Stewart Sweet and family of Hastings were guests of their parents, Mr. and Mra. William Sweet, over the weekend. * Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Thom­ as Brown, who are visiting her parents. Mr. and Mrs Charles Jackson, had the following guests on Bunday. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Keeney of Owosw. Mr. and Mra. Leslie Haskins of Plainwell. Mias Gladys Jackson. Mn. Frank Cro- \ Just leave your dry clean­ 6:06—Paul Harvey Frequently 1:05—Country Music Frequently s f wtkWyv raoo — ....,. . •'I Hdom near the water Q Wd— full marine Q Seldom insurance! S^dxn Wdom Dua >o space limitatiaag net all WBCH programs, newscasts and faaturas are listed above. Note that durinfl June ond July WBCH ^roadeests from 6:00 M. to 8:1 S p.m. dally. Your comments oa any of pur pro­ flrams will be appreciated. Mease oncloM your com­ due to fire, theft, accident or ments on a separate sheet of paper and moll, along with this program listening ballet, to WBCH Poll Office Sox 88, Halting!, Michigan liability. Coleman 101 S. MltklM" HuHi^, Agency Lewis Electric Cloverdale Wl P-3412 Free Parking 623-5381 Open Doily 8 a.m.-9 p.m. �SJ RL’0^ Termite Control Methods for Home Owners Fashion Luncheon Meat Kabobs han training and experience tn termite control. Which method The Building I in Michigan Michigan Tennitew ’ nan (Underground oqxxrlally Ira•w building u Nashville Man Suffers Fatal Heart Attack daughters. They have been un­ able to move into the pwraonsge Eaton -Donald -------- Moore. 80. IM ** “" | because of other moves that have aunh Mow n«Uo< in bonov Road. Nashville, paid a 815 fine I of tbair minister. Mr. Jack Sin­ *5 45 court costa when he Laurence Lowell are waiting to clair preaented th# Lowells with plus pleaded guilty to a disorderly a puree of money on bshsvlf of charge when arraigned in Has­ tings Municipal Court Hr das arrested Friday in a local resiaUcndcvi tirn gTwduMLnt cxer• Harry Allen Rraeanan. 79, re­ I ciara at Purcluiunt Friday ereMr. u w. hoimm lOMW. “« ■ Mr. M Mt. Colon SebMUr. &, £2 and family wire Sunday dinner June 18. following a heart al* George and Duane Schnibiy11*00***. °thera attending dram wire Etaturdav uisor Junta ,*re '**rr Mr ‘George .Stevras * Mr. and MiS Jerry Zhh U^tr n^rr mITcIU^ KluwMul <rod Mra RJ GUlaspte ' and family were SunSurviving i» tne *“c. the Brtmlbh• aZd°Mra' Hddr5^£Zi>Uwna“l Mr» EUU>n BurUe' day 1 night luncheon gurete of former B<»le HartweU to whrxn Mr and Mra Harwy Giltaspto he wn* n'«rrt*d J<uy 25. 1950 „ a Mr. und Mra Harvey Gllkurple Atrp-ron. IX1 Hartwelhof Veran afternoon visitor. * Mr. and;,rt*' * . visited Mr. and Mr* Ciena mootville and six rt«p-gnuvdBttd Katuntay. Mra. Bird ha* la-1 children. lured her arm * Mr. and Mn. Services were >*ld Monday at Steve DowdMig ot Homrr were io a.m from th*' Vogt Funeral Q^PX. Sh, “„r SS Anta Distinguish Them Prom Termite*. the foundation with an Iracctl- soil* containing nl«.ty of food low for suggestions about conMrueung termite-proof founda­ tions and on soli treatment. «entlon and Control tn Buildings You can buy it from the Super­ intendent of Documents. United Hates Printing Office, Wash­ ington. D. 0.. »W2. Price 18c NOTE: White termite damage to the wood ot homea and build - la Broken. Ttmnites Die of the trouble Is not so rapid that you cannot take time to Mr. and Mra. Ortle VanByckle I uni luoiuviu ih-y were aicomnanied bv her,"* “ ,u'Jr,l<rrs Mr “id had a birthday dinner for Floyd ... . . . motbtr. Mra. Rhoda Sowdy (o ?,r* CTuin Bnd f*mlly.;Brvawc Gucsto were Floyd. Mr III J(ICnBOH Ijaulng where they visited Rob- ?JP,n Slin<uT unUJ Tuesday.1 and Mra Alva Pulpuft. Mra. GravtMde irrvlcra for Margnng •I.rt AiittarS hrem-ai^ r,1Py » W’tol Bunday opal K*imt. Mr and Mrs. Blair A. COchrqn, 89, of Jackson, wtdMrs. Mildred Hratrrly and Mra. *" <hjch °"* pMUcl‘ Hawbllta and Kenneth. * Mr <>w of W It Cochran, are to be i Dons Blair aUended the graduand Mra. Clyde Kcalir of Hart■" held at Riverside Cemetery at aiu>g cxwisre Sunday evening Mr “r*1 Mr> Pnuik 8chwart-ford CHy, fnd. visited hta si*- 2.30 pm this Thursday. I at Si».um High ScIkoI in Lon-iln< 8‘rts hare been busy t'T, Mrs Grace Miller Thur*-Sing The former's granddauai»-S.Ulla **•* *tok wUtBraduatton. I day. * Mr and Mra. Henry i ter Maraha Tbwdey wa* a *2n Thursday evening they m- VanSyckL attended baerataurr- were former Hastings resident* member of the ciaaa from lan-. '“•rtalrud for Linda* graduation ate at Hartings Sunday. LaUt Luncheon Meat Kabobs Mng Cornniunky C.AlAgc in Prac- ' fnxi‘ •““t «chool Saturday on they attended a lunctaxm lor Fcmlea: Cliapter No M. O.E.a ttcal Nursing. Other members of morning they heard Sgt. Shriver I *o<ne of the graduates nt the and the Oriental White Shrine. 1 ran <13 ounces' luncheon meat the das* locally were Mermure '*£*** *l graduation exerctaes at'home of Mr. and Mra L-she She u survived Uy a daughter. kabob cooking a quick reality, I Stowell and Sandy Nell w Con- I wMU Her nehpew. David Hart- Lockwood * The church ixxirtl points out- Beta Staggs, nation- ! 8 large tomato wedges nie Dalton waa a weekend guest ,nAU- ’ra* u member of the clau ! inec with Ethan Winters Mxsially known mail authority. Take ' 8 small onions ________ ______ MBs Judy Davis of Kalama- ’ 8unday evening they watebed day night. * The Brlrtw.Troxel Ban- of Grand Rapid.*: air it from a can on the food shelf i 1-lnch pieces | ,Jto They attended the WMU ,MT daughter. MarganiC. receive field and Dowling Methodist grnndMjn. and three great grand­ and combine with pictuc-iime Melted butter or margarine .<.inm>-nc.ment. * Lev Tucker ,>rr Optoma from Lansing Cdm-, Youth Fellowship had a hay children 4 12-tnch metal skewers and Michael Ttnraley were over- I munlty College at Bexum High ride Friday night. Refreshment van m mnv uwm nu ■ Cut luncheon meat into 121miert* Sunday with the ___ 1 Wi“ »«v«l «t the home of Mr. fl*n to cook them out-of- plrcai — tn m. tn' tetter's grandmother Mrs HUWork b'San the tert of tlto and Mrs Clarence Campbell Hie Wtnlherby Funeral Home. lkJ5S!USllP™‘lrISJ «Sw.o3Sx«d>fcU.«lli. »”■O" M-W Ihr,.*<* WUIM . ne. or *?',?’ !!? Police Issue 35 bulletin and study it ------- y before Attempting ter­ MS Tickets in 3 Weeks mite control. In addition, get How are kabobe *erred and » titat top surface of kaboJ^ta their rummage sal- f«<P June 25 to«Un« scheduled for thl* Sum-. Mra Winnie Dunn attended tlw Hasting* police unwed 35 tickei the trouble - causing Insects Identified by an expert Damaged wood Is also very helpful tn tell- With a simple garnish Ughtly browned 6 toBmlntitea the drug in Lab- Od-wa STavf|!ed this Summer, readying Winnie D.inn visited Mrs Eva (131 overtime lurking tickets from Turn BnMlreTaeccmd aide urS n-,. „ , 11 for bU<* top at a later date. Sweet in Battle Crrek Thuraday May 24 to June 14. Chief Richard rastonally coated with a ytllowlite Methcrtte^Oonference wM ;» Mr. and Mra. Data Conkhn Sumor reported to the City Coun­ KxpeiMw: So Be Sure About to hia plate, then slips them off Attended a party for several cd Monday night Tlie Kind Of Rrobfcm You Have ..’anySinclair __ ____ represented the . aapooa bany I graduates nt the home of Mr Officers made 10 arrest*, includWith Thia Insect. "7 , . . --------- 7~,-------------------I jxanh group She attended meetand Mra. Thomley Rankin * I'te three on dLvrnterly charge*. and othsr entertainment. Guests included Mr and Mra. Ted Jor- Inga during the weekend Rev ' and Zri. iZ ."1./ , u "urii* wwaeirn iwr The steww Stevt-n* Farm Furan Bureau Bunwu group <»" ’«« for I •' r.xklow nekton driving and one Included Mr and Mra RovTitke- dan PM^ann ST4 IT* and Mrs l-aunncc Lowell win By Mrs. Orllo VanSyclde wUJ hBVe n p^c Bl tMh t,)r ctu-ck hw violation, drivmeyer and famfly. Mr. afid Mra. April or JT* ,R“'2“ Mer06t* *•*“" »' Jun* *•: Park. Hartings. Sunday * Mra. fig in an unsafe manner, one John Sinclair and family. Mr. Otsn Omn nrhsm A'7 Ruth Cun in' , n, J«n th? ^.’nlnf'..rwu’ i" B~u“* ***“ 75,n” >towd c‘4rSherman dnmk driving and one tor having and Mrs Wesley Jnppis and girl*. Jeineitf Mr. and Mra Cote hie -... be —- reptaCTxlat WoodmM.ra. Brandt Mein- Junta and Mra Dale Cole Uir sck. »efnr of a personal perioral injury Mr. and Mra. Okykird Laughlin Jeanette Jordan left later for They will By Mrt. Glendon Curtis land and Carlton Center by Rev. tyro of Washington. D. C. and painted at the church paraonago *»id«it « N. Mata 1C7-1M4 and K*Ue *nd Mr and Mra Da­ Ehrhardt where they will be at­ and Mra. Richard VanderBoKh. his parent*. Mr. and Mra. Orson Wednmday. brokm through, they trnmedlp During the palod 27 crimes vid MeKenxle and family. The tending school. Tlie Woodland Lions installed VanOs family is living al Cedar They oornc from the Snow McIntyre called on Mr. and a aw reported. browniah. cork-like material. officers Tuesday. June D. at the Falls. Iowa this Summer where The Methodist enjoyed their Church, near Sparta. He will Mrs. Vem Wdcber SundaySandy McAndrew from CopperCnilstrs havded U07 mllta and Woodland Chureh of the Breth­ Leon is attending school. prawch his firat sermon here night * Mr. and Mra. Henry CUS, Ont, 1* a msmbvr of both ‘IMW gxfiotta of s*» —-•— ren Dr. Logan of Hastings spoke Ronald and Herbert Hesterly d*nB<»ch. Sunday for first time, Sunday. Juno 20. Howwcr. the VanSyckJe called, oa Mr. and Uie Michigan State hockey and and showed pictures of his trip were Saturday noon luncheon Hc WM ‘“•companled by his two mlnlstera will not more until Mra. Vera Wetoher Friday nlghu.golf teams. . 1'ic Hannrr li uaf Adi! to South America. Deputy Dis­ guest* wlUi their moUier, Mrs ------------------- s------------------- ---------trict Blake Partlow of Bretton Charles Hesterly. * Mr. and Mrs Woods did the honor of installing George Winsley and family and How To Control Sharon Rose attended a family, H Homo owners should be condinner at the home of her pat■ tend a Tiger game in the near ■-nt- Mr and ?.!: G.;;L:1 Au,:' ■ future. They are also planning to Sur.da-. Tt-.ry -acre . ,-.et;r;irI | i mite damage in sills, floor jolrt* take their wives to see Lute an} studdings is to plunge an Song- at tho Ledges Playhouse day Other guesta inrludfd Mr j ; I in Grand Ledge July 13. August and M:» Vtniuhn Angst nr. 1 : J 7 has been set aside for their ■ fjnn’.y i-! S.:1-..k-I•:.ift. Mr uni annual chicken barbecue Mra Ernest Augst and family. wpod structurea. They tunnel Lacey Woodland AU^|F Insnpct al wood carefully fir I wLil grandmother, (send, local, and Mra. Ethel Hanks I termites .C ®chKlb,»' *nd Mrs who makes her home with her When you find termites. Charles Hraterly. * Mr and Mrs son. Gerald. •------ --*----- — TbwsJay and family were Mr. and Mra. Glendon Curtis | y evening visitors with her hsve been busy lately celebrating mctper, Mra. Charles Hesterly, birthdays. On Thursday. June 10. Mra. Cllmena Sehalbly. • Mike celebrated hl* 6th birthday j ■—And Mrs. Iteon VanOs and. and Cindy entertained for 4lh' 7^r^,t.An. L1*?.111' honored at a party । birthday Monday. June 21. * clmn up lhe trew- wood around■ andMra ■ Final plans are being made for STbSlSr mST I "I "" B“d' c,u“ »um»u«e wtwreteranLa^raTfrmnrf >lh7 tor la^- A poduck Sale for this weekend Tlie sale — termitea are found. 1 barbecue Mipper was enjoyed fol-; will be Friday and Saturday at the McCartney building next to AI4 ■ . ' and Mra. Stuart Kussmaul en­ joyed the company of their grandchildren Friday and 8aturday They took them back to their parents. Mr. and Mra. RJ Kussmaul, on Sunday They were Joined by Mr. and Mra. Charles Guenther and girls for dinner. They celebrated RJ* and Pam's Isrililies. Kott birthdays along with Fathers Ait .r. Proceedings of the Bdrry Co. Board of Supervisors araciAL mketiso born Friday morning, weighing 3 lbs, 11 oas. and was named Jef­ fery Laurence They are staying JaU fwill at her parents, Mr. and Mrs . srrite All Herald Classic, for a few days .szassr •*“p’ Weekend guests with Mr. and Mrs. Herald Classic were Mr. and Mrs Duane Clum and family at Dearborn On Saturday evening Mrs. Clum and Valerie attended a shower in Hastings for Mrs Roger Lundquist on Sunday all of them enjoyed dinner in Grand ■FECIAL MEETtWO Rapids then visited Mrs Kilmer and the new baby at the hospital * The Lutheran Church is hold­ ing the second week of Bible School. They will close the two weeks with a potluck dinner Fri- U.S.A-1 AfoitM Sport Coupt With up to HO ho arailable for more tittle G 80 hp tuailabU in Carta models) Corvair by Chevrolet pjn * Mr and Mra. Chet He.v tcrly were Friday dinner gueeta with Mra Charles Hesterly and Mrs Climes Sehalbly a JvJua Jann Rothfus of Womplm Take tor the last two It’s stylish, sporty and available with up to 180 frisky horsepower. See below what car experts say about Hs weeks with and see what a wonderful buy you can get right now! Mr. and Mrs. John Sinclair and family are vacationing '-at Porcupine State Park. LltUe Tom । Kt some excitement into their es by wandering away from their campsite Sunday evening A search party hunted all night for him and found him 12 hours bier wandering along Lake Su­ perior beach. He waa unharmed but undoubtedly a mighty scared little boy- He is only six years old and a little young to be out alone all night * Mr. and Mra Peir, K. Charles BofTerding of Hastings were Sunday dinner guests with their children. Mr. and Mn Max Duncan and family in Grand Haven. moved into Woodland Pearsall and son. living in Jerry FUher's house that Miss Max­ well formerly occupied, and Mr. and Mr* Ben Eye and daughter who live In the House across the street from them. There Is also a new family living where Mr and Mrs. Art Karrar and girl.-; lived. They are Mr. and Mra Nelson McLaughlin. * Birthday celebration was held Sunday I along with Father * D*y ” fw instil UmI U hia ixmw. i S3 «. teXk Two of Car Ufa Sports lUsitratad "On tioht w-n t. j. 1 corn.f[3 • • • W1“ hold its own with anything on tne road. *Wc’d feed the Corvuir into "... a new Ammuan sports the turn with incre^jkjtf car thul will be eminently force on the steering wl®I acceptable at rallies but apPb’ing.as much poweiW that can, in the American waa available, and com>manner, double at church scorching out the other en^ireiira. “ of thc CUrve without so Sports ISmlreted much ;is u UilW-" "On test runs at GM’f Motor Trend Michigan proving grouinIs "Not counting the Corvette, the Goraa started anfl Corvair has the closest slojijvcd with .no dipping -thing to performance hanand it .eomered—even at dling characteristics you’ll wild speeds—with amootM find on this side of the Intent and no sign of ocean, with no sacrifice ia swB}'.' ride qualities.”- “We have tn ao <*n reconi nnd gay that the Con-air is —irt our ojrinion—the most important new <ar of the entire crop . . . and the most beautiful— car to appear - ------------------in this country ilncc before World Warll.” ... the superfluous hns been Btripped.away from a clastic form and the result is a dean, beautiful car. The new Corvair’s styling is going to attract most people—it’s an obvious sell­ ing point, its hidden virtue, handling, will soon become apparent to—and much appreciated by-^-the euthusiast driver." CHEVROLET SEE THE USA. THE NO. 1 WAY Red-Hot and Rolling! See your Chevrolet deafer for a new CHEVROLET ■ CHEVELLE • CHEW • CORVAIR it M64 LARKE BUICK-CHEVROLET 1435 5. HANOVER HASTINGS PH. Wl 5-2425 �I Editor’s Letter Box | Public Forum Monday. June 14. 1M this point I should mention ttmt Sltekxnl 8i*lomf IMar Roa* A Dick: the local Klbtxiunik* argued that Dus morning I mailed Dick a lhe water cultivating thr greens could be better used on the farmThought you might enjoy read- A Tragedy of Errors ATOM 110 Attend Legion, Auxiliary Dinner Sunday suTasyrtK VffiSS’&’TEti: Mrs. Don Gury’s Mother Dies Here Tuesday n. T*i muter r,Mii Nettle Trbunc which te late. I believe tho majority of ivnpte live in apartment houare. *oine IxMng co-operative and t.xnc rental* Thiwe UxU live in apartment bouses park tlwtr found apartment, house* in Bcre- time to develop a national type CIWM®. r» at Pittsford. Rev' William Dp lancernent or ue coni* anu. a„, ,, rv--. of Trinity Episcopal Church lhe blessing by District Chaplain Marshall is to officiate. Harbert Oasa of Laurence Past IOa3r °i Lawrence. Narnia Zeider k ,P J Colon. Executive Board member*. Under the chairmanship ot 7^ Jr P1UC president presented Lydia Roger* in the kitchen and »Th nrttrtn< offZi wTh an Evelyn Curtis in lhe dining room j umn naabbsln and was a delicious ham dinner was lXCT(.ntKi her post pran- daughter of William and Sarah (Rose) Keith. aapphir*>tue basket*. wide Wlm- wU1 h^din July 15- ferd med and filled with opened pop- 17 o tnuch Idle time, too many movie* 1100 people, with plana for 50,000, are lhe rough hrelthy young- dren encouraged to roam, most name of a Cactus fruit, prickly pf all. too many paronte who without sweet within. The popu­ lation te equally divided between Kid* don't make movies and crtental and occidental and whatever their origin, and they highway* but not enough. W SSJjS.™ Crumder ruins mxl a lionAxxne mosque We enjoyed standing on tlie shore* of the Sea af Galltec We stayed overnight In we notice. My. oh my, thia young Tiberias. Tlx- next day wo drove to Nazareth, a beautiful little town nestling in the heart of SS' Are we leas guilty? Who placed tn their way too many valley. David Llckly on March 31. IBM. _ - - ----------- -- — iwxna auu i^uMiMuan. rumjax Pun Pools Inc.. Harting* Milling Dorothy Kurr Dorothy u one Of important historical 'OentMlne Price, Pturl Atnallr. Mr*. Llckly la survived by one After dinner District Com­ Dorothy Drown. Arloah Newton daughter. Mm Don (Lucille) mander Hugh Asbury called tlxJoint mecTng to order He in­ bcm. Wendy and Cynthia Curtis. troduced the 2nd sone. Cominangrandchildren, KTitfidchlldren. wronger*? "Delinquent” flte old folks, too. ‘uurott An",<ulu'* oonatanuy । developed. In the Kibbuta all iwt of fnterert Lw^’by' Exce**lv* speed Is the causa of mor* than 40% of lhe highway accident casualties. D. Williams of New Buffalo, 3rd District Adjutant Robert Roy of Altoft 4H Club Members are Busy The Alton "Child Caro" 4H > .-veryone, and we have seen a -mn.t >r,», nr. crane of the out-of-date ham that u«d to come a.i an import­ UM-d to buttd up Uie farm. This ant part of each automobile. A Moahav has family owned farm- lew yean ago when we bought a muus Nabatean City Avdat. in the Ncger. perched on a hill nyatem of mutual aid. coop, ra- hadn't had we probably would Uve marketing and purvhoteng. have considered it incomplete and would not have bought IL We »tin have 'hat hom—apd pronounced ham.wn wind* from worse with tlv next mouth re (1 a Iwrn. but whv aren't they used. Oh. of cotine when a young I could keep on tnsn drives up in front of the house to pick up hia date, a shrill fact, a Hebrew University Sci­ entist actually recreated the tiring than that long walk to the well and are enjoying lhe 8um- .<ta Uvat were employed by lhe NnlMUrems to support agndUl- TU£™> 1. Is.itwici lot of know-how to fix a hi-fi , in Han*Ings, all-lntemted general public that r another young couple have "said Edith <Mrs Fred Porteous) on the accustomed ride, the barns perform a ven useful pur"beUo” and ' goodbye.' Shalom I But we hardly think that waa the manufaoturer'a main purpose in putting horns on automobile* Vermontville Fanner Dies of Heart Attack factory-trained penoonal to fix your hi-fi set properly TV and tape recorder* expertly repaired, too. CENTRAL RADIO A TV HOWARD TRUMBULL Wl S-9IB7 B Wl J 5N1 driving down the highway we've looked into our rear view mirror and Could see no one anywhere West Woodland Victor Bisson Uy Victor Sitton PJ3. A week ago while driving to Middleville on old MU. a car A2 WMOMte M7-SM2 containing three young peoftc Tlie community wU grieved Wednesday. June IS. when word iy in front of us. I sounded tny ■Bread of the death at Mn. Syl­ horn and they flopped but the vester Curite She had been a patient sufferer for several told me plenty. A moment later months and her passing was not unexpected The mother of 16 children living within an hour* to avoid an oncoming car, and drive of the home place. Mn. stopped suddenly at the edge of Curtis' death wa* the first break la the family Uea. A granddaugh­ ter died several year* ago. Tlie unusually large display of floral passed lhe girl leaned on the horn and Ute driver Jumped out urday was a silent testimony of of the car and ran out toward Uie high reteem in which this the center of the road white the good mother and her family are oilier young man also got out of held The heartfelt sympaUiy of the car and started around It. lhe entire community 1* extended Evidently ths sound of my horn to the family. la) interest to friends in Uils 771 Capital Avenue. NIK community. A 4 lb, 4 a*, girl waa Battle Creek. Michigan barn to Mr. and Mrs Raymond Blocher at Pennock Hospital on June 13. On Friday morning. Far the possible benefit of Oalen Kilmer (Shirley wane future accident victim,- I Hastings at the’Orand would appreciate having this let­ Osteopathic Hospital, ter printed in the Public Forum boy and a gtrl for lhe as a follow-up on the Item in the Congratulations ui Mrs Victor Sisson told of the car flying attended a World Book course held In Grand Hickory Corner* South Haven; Secret ary ITbry have Parted “4H Safety Chaplain. Ruth' fraction and Children'* Play" proJett with Mrs. Thomas as Past District President. Evelyn Adult AdVtoor.*The Altoft 411'ers enjoyed a Curtis of Hastings and the local unit President. Elvina Sayles. Rams 4H Club st Altoft School Thursday evening. June 17. were distributed In Washington. D. C, mailed one 4o PmUdent Johnson and received a ptxXo of. tho Johnson family and a letter thanking him for his thoughtfulness. Mr*. Twer then presented a Evidently the driver I am pass­ ing doe* not appreciate my put­ ting into practice what I wa* Mr. ‘Kilpatrick waa a member taught when I teamed to drive. of the Vermontville MaaorUc In about 90 percent ot the cases Lodge. -edge when I signal with my horn that Beatdea th* wife, hr L« *ur-|I am passing, the other driver vlvtd by a eon, Ruot-U of Ver- looks at me as though he thought montville; three brother*. Floyd. I had lost my mind completely, or he lay* on his horn until I am nearly out of hearing, or make* a very uncomplimentary sign to A abort buslnrew meeting fol­ lowed. Ray Swan was appointed chairman for our "Pool-picnic'' Lynrtte Thcenaa and lUck Pennington have been selected as delegates to 4H dub Week at MAU. July Il-July 18. Outstanding Safety the compliment and pi mettled duced the Legion District offi­ cers. after which tha Legion member* adjourned to the Legcome • hit lax for a moment and maybe crowded the center line or wax aJowing in antlcljxitlon of Leland <Lee) Kilpatrick. 66. of a left hand turn al the next cor7548 Kinsel Highway. VmnoMvancemcnt of colors, pledge vdte, died suddenly Friday. June way. when 'suddenly, without a Allegiance and recital of ' 18. after suffering a heart attack tound ot warning, a car gpeeds white working in tho yard at his past us and wc wonder Where they came from. How we would school bus driver. Mr Kilpatrick have appreciated a Illite sound tempting to Justify the accident. null Wl I lie from their horn to warn ua of University are known for develop- treasurers repeat given and tltcn their approacn Kellogg Community College and imen gave their annual report*. son of Andrew Hastings I Traffic Tickets I month >8WT?*SJS ”«.“&» ... (sited ta re*M* a ■*•«■*■ Smtea Kill iT.T,.-SL&‘,Vic Mart,! aitaat. isrsiJr tings Member* of Southeastern's Safety Patrol far the next ten and Mike Kaslruky Yolan­ da te captain and Robert Allen la and dressed in lieutenant gan—French, English. Spanish and i American. pany. . Immediately after the accident, a fellow worker took u* to the sheriff's office where we reported the accident. Upon examination of ourselves, we both found large bumps on our heads and I had a en to Pennock Hospital for examination. The other fel- to'.d that since my family doctor Chicago, and throe grandchil- We Close at Noon on Saturdays loned In using and wanting othBcrvlcee were mid Tuewday at It seems but courtesy to me and and the follow through, it would be more convenient for me. _I. assume IWr jjrtrtiLi0 I the Vermontville Methodlat aren't going to u»e our horn* the paper came PH i Church officiating. Burial tn let's not have them a* part of Woodlawn Cemetery, Vermont­ our regular equipment We could ' escaped serious injuries.” After giving the necessary in­ ville. formation to the police and hav­ ing the personal belongings re­ moved from the wrecked car. we On|y one tempted to help unload the aforesaid personal belongings. station wagon offers all three. * fainting spell. I was taken to Leila Hospital. Battle Creek, a* an out-pattent. After X-ray*. It waa found that I bad a broken back. My doctor, a ttone spectaltet, said that only my good phy­ sical condition prevented serious complication* which could have resulted from all of the activity Battle Creek, climbing stain to my apartment, etc. It is quite possible that a per­ son in poor physical condition quencea from so much activity following such an Injury. The spinal cord could have been sev­ ered or Injured causing partly* Is Also, Ute head Injuria* could have been a concussion or skull I am presently tn a body cast and will be until the middle of removed. I will be in a brace for an extended period of time. Tins all means a total of si* months this is a serious injury I was fortunate. But what about the next accident victim lair Will he or ahe be so fortuMaybe. if Uie people of Has- their local hospital, they would understand why they have such a difficult time raising the neces­ sary funds for the addition . 'Jeep^Wagoneer VWw ft la Mw II U teBwv M... S^r ‘J—T OtiStr Mw, ECKARDT AUTO SALES M-43 & 37 West Halting* Phon* 945-5346 tai referred to many time* as u first aid station and thought It right Your* truly. ' Dur wood D Booher • University at Mfchigao will train teacher* tar Project "ww go proverty." DISADVANTAGED AMERICANS undamental to the American dream is equality of opportunity. Not all of us, itowever, have been able to dure in this dream. Some Americans have remained apart from the main­ stream of our society—receiving neither the benefits nor the responsibilities that come with our way of life. Those isolated Segments of our population are known as the culturally disadvantaged. Congregated in both city and'rural slums, millions of Americans are living hi bewilderment and ignorance. Their Slitary and sometimes primitive wav of e has not prepared them for today's social ferment. Major ethnic groups among the dis­ advantaged arc the Negroes, Spanish F Americant, poor Southern whiles, and the American Indians — people whose livcliltood lias traditionally derived from subsistence farming. As agriculture be­ came mechanized, they were forced off their land. Many fled to the cities; others took part-time work on neighboring fanns. If these people are to become part of our modem world, society must some­ how bridge the gap created by their limited experience. The school is the logical instrument for this delicate and important task. With lhe cooperation of an understanding community, skillful educators can reach these disadvantaged Americans and give tlscm hope of over­ coming their cultural handicap. �1 p Bunde rjSSSS Suffers Fatal Heart Attack Card of Thanks and In Memoriam Funeral service* for Karl A W. ' Bunde. 65. 615 8. Jefferson, who suffered a fatal heart attack at j his home Saturday evening, were held at 3:30 pm Tuesday al lhe >Leonard-Osgood Funeral Home, Pastor E. L. Schwan officiated 'with burial in Riverside Ceme- AL|VE1 for their visitation and comfort­ ing words, also Pickens Funeral Chapel tar their considerate and Official Action of the Hastings City Council and lhe Pilgrim Hollnew Church of Hastings for lhe lunch and to many others who sent food. Your kindness will always be a cher­ ished memory. Husband. Sylvester Curtis at Pennock Hospital A special "thank you" to Dr Birk and Dr. Blair, ths nurses and nurses' aids and lhe Dowling W8C8. Your, thoughtfulness, letters, cards and 3 V.".« IAL SEwralTY Questionfiand Astweri May 23. 1800. the son of Otto and Berta iCelllowi Bunde. He came to this country after World War II and was employed as a welder at White ■ Products at By William E. Kircbgeuner , rurvd if you became 32 before "---- -----------------v. uv. w—- IW1 numbcr of quartOT of coverage required la determined by counting the number of ■ yean after i860, or age 22 if | East Middle Lake By Mrs. Ileuir V. C.airnr With goodbye* left unspoken You gently slipped away. Sadly mused by her children. I wish to thank Dr. Myers. hos­ pital staff, friend*, neighbor*, family. Seventh - day Adventist «at4 »mi»rnTr*>ew Willard Gonyou Gerald Gonyou tubing I'.U) aciiui'in uw ucuovu office will reply directly to you. WTVc so days in jail In lieu of ■ ; paying a 165 fine plus USD court ] coats by Municipal Judge L. E. H bushel small Crimes Golder, sppke free wah purchase af 1 huM of Mdatoth apples M |1 p* busbal. tAla week only. ICEM'IMTE’C TKTuHuLD ORCHARD J miles E. o' ..cnsa co Rt » neit !a Mi:Hrn‘s SUtlon yn-f-M7 ' Cloverdale - Hope By Mrs. Slaphan Oifootl SELL TOMORROW with a WANT AD TODAY! Mrs Harold Springer entertained their family with a Sunday sup­ per tn honor of their father. Those attending were Mr. and Mn. James Springer and family. Mr. and Mn Friu Springer and Augusta. Janice Springer and Jerry Cole of Hastings were also there Mrt Harold Springer was hostess to a farewell gdrty for Miss Janice Springer who will b» PRODUCTION MEMORIAL MONUMENTS CREDIT ASSOCIATION Lawrence Brothers Hastings THE SHERWOOD AGENCY 945-9415 OF DISTINCTION Wl 5-3481 INSURANCE AUTO — FIRE BONDS Insurance and Bonds JERRY ANDRUS or buy you ret fast results at low coat To place an ad phone Wl S-SttL �I I Have A Picnic Shopping For BARGAINS In The BANNER Classifieds THE HASTINGS LARKE BUICK VACATION TIME IS HERE! and CHEVROLET 1435 S. Hanover Wl 5-2425 MINIMUM RATE —50c for Twenty Wnfoc. 44h of July NOW! mUCATlOM ORDEV SFECIALS! M(M. 31.48* DIPLAY CLAW Fl ID—$1.23 par tech fw ttagto hiurtlsa. 15c pee 1»M PLYMOUTH ConvertibleV*. torquefUte, one owner. *7M 195* MERCURY 4 DR. HDTF. ...|1M Of THANKS 1%3 BUICK FAINTED OR MILL FINISH on 1963 CHEVROLET SEDAN . .. Impel*. 4 Dr. Hardtop. V-8 COIL, FLAT SHEET Save $ $ IDEAL FOR MOBILE HOMES, CAMPERS. HOME IMPROVE­ MENTS, ETC. OR CRIMPED on this Case Rake “Special' FRANCISCO FARM SUPPLY 1964 RAMBLER CUSTOM Model 440 Convertible. . .11,595 1944 COMET CYCLONE Hardtop. Has 4 on Floor Like 1962 RAMBLER SEDAN . . Cuttom 4 Dr, automatic thosoughly rocondlUoncd. ' 1*61 PONTIAC 8TA. WGN. I. . Catalina 4 Dr, Hydramatlc, 1943 VOLKSWAGEN Like newl For $1495 IMt MERCURY METEOR REAHM MOTOR SALES PONTIAC OLDS CADILLAC Hastings, Mtehtgan Dr. Power steering. Radio. Ex­ tra sharp! ____________ II.SS* 1942 CHEVROLET BISCAVNE 2 Dr. Sedan. 6 cyl. Standard transmission. ................... 11.056 1962 FORD GALAXIE <M Hardtop. 8 cyl. engine Automa­ tic drive................. -»L*W FARM IMPLEMENTS Used Farm Machinery TRANSPORTATION SPECIALS TRACTORS: I960 CHEVROLET Has —Case 411. 600 actual hours. Nomad Station Wagon.----Power steering, live power and automatic dr.. V8 engine. 34*5 hydraulic. 196* MERCURY 4 Dr. Hardtop. -3695 and hydraulic. One owner. 19«* BUICK 4 Dr. Sedan. ..*495 1959 LINCOLN ' 4 Dr. Sedan--------- ------------3OT5 Mahler Motor Sales cultivator. —Minn Moline R Tractor and -IUZJ. BN Tractor and cult. —Several good used Balers and Hay Tools. 1310 N. MICHIGAN AVK NOTICE shape. COMBINES: -John Deere 40. Self propelled combine with 10 ft. grain head and corn head. Used 1 yr. GOOD AS NEW GOODYEAR BROS. STORE Over Start's Wallpaper NOTICE NIW WATIRFROOF TARP Farmers Finished With Your earn 1250 ELECTRIC HAWAIIAN GUITAR with case and ampiltler for sale. Like new, >75 cash. Phono 367-3818. per sale with average ot slightly Like to work by appointment effect. Cheap for cash or will tor as trade-in. Wl 5-5«88.'6/24 WHEELER MARINE SALES A: SERVICE — Mercury outboard motors. New and used boats. vance? Tired qf traveling? We ore selecting exclusive repre­ sentative* to present a program in tiielr area with unbelievable prestige and appeal. Those men selected will be completely have a successful public con­ tact or sales background and like to have a ooce-ln-a-llfeUme ground floor career op­ portunity. tend personal Infor- Creek. Michigan, and we will contact you for an interview in ceswrle*. M-M in Nashville. A Household Goods SINGER SWING NEEDLE ZIG ZAG SEWING MACHNE Docs all your fancy pattern*, buttonholes, monograms, over­ cast without using attach­ ment*. Pay only $68H0. Month­ ly paymenu *7.70. Call today 845-8431. 6'34 ANTIQUES — Borne art glass. Ford's Point, No. 782, Pino Lake, near Plainwell, Mich. WOODEN BOAT FOR WE ARE LOOKING tor two ng- quality? INSIST ON MICHIGAN DOT­ TED GABI See Cart A Deltxto Appliances before you buy I They Sell—They install-Ths». Service. Ph. Wl 5-2*33. M-Tf able atSTKURY'S ELECTRIC, 322 8. Jefferson. Atoo, small appliance repair. tt 1063 and Delton - Kellogg School. Sealed tore July 12 to Superintendent office building at Delton-Kel­ logg School. 7/8 GAINS IN GOOD USED NOTKX IS HEREBY GIVEN HOMH APFUANCSS-Refrigthat on July 3, 19d6, at 10 am. Qur product is being intro­ a i860 Imp. Conv. Ser.’ No. duced to this area for the flrat 0186 FH133O35, will tie sold at Hastings Electric, 118 W. Stale, tune. Tlie product is used by Halting*. Phone 845-2866. it public auction at the Hutings every business. school, home City Bank. The seller reserves and industrial plant in the country.'ll is fully patented, NEW Ar USED PUMPS-New taresistance to winter kill! stored and may be inspected guaranteed and a proven .tjiitat inn, and remodeling. Powell's Plumbing Co. Free csat Daniels Welding, 133 Maple, Business Service* Delton, Midi. portunity to get In on the EAV8 0 26-20 BULK—We will OBOE* or PUBIdCATIO ground floor and earn 4200 per Middleville SY 5-3643 evening*. TREE TRIMMING AND RE­ week and up. Write stating BY 5-3044 day*. U NEED RIDE TO BAVTA* MOVAL—By experienced man. your home siddresa and tele­ phone number. Frederick W. ELECTROLUX VACUUM — 3:30 Shit 2015. 7/15 Miller, 510 Allcott, Marshall, Large model complete with all Phone 84 attachments, even hu paper Midi. 71 bags Included. Only $3120. Pay A Penonal* only $125 per week. Phone 845­ POSITIONS OPEN — For girls 8431. 6/24 and young man. Ability to type aud some knowledge of office M-37 South Wl 5-2223 machines essential. While Ar Lm fr Garden Supplies I*abH«sU«s *a4 Mrvkn •kill b« Products, Middleville. 6/24 calorie dieting. *2.79. Lap* DR 4-8167 k>4« at arari4*4 by ttetaia sag Oonrl 7/a -EGAL SECRETARIAL POSI­ MOSQUITO CONTROL SPRAY­ ING — For prompt service on TION JOR HALF DAYS Tutoring In Reading DO YOUR PLANTS Must have typing and abortKl<l>»r4 J. H. Certified Instructor. ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS— PG.171. Huongs TeiepOoM PfiOfte Delton 833-2747 NEED A BOOST? scape Service*. Wl l-kaua Maatlnn 7/1 Please call Wl 5-2376 between n».ucS., Mui 6/14 LAB EXPERT TREE SERVUSE . . . ICR—Trimming, cabling, re­ A Produce ORTHO-GROW moval. Free estimate*. Insured. WOMAN OH MAN WITH CAR WANTED — To live In with MANS BILLFOLD LOST Phone OL 3-6086. Nashville, THE couple. No housework. Board, Mich. U STRAWBERRIES PREMIER LIQUID PLANT FOOD OARPET CLRANIMO IB EASY I'.Cl, Hastings. ward tor return or information 6/24 Banfleid. Phone 711-»710. 6,-34 12-6-6 with Host New Electric UpHaalinct, MltMcaa. leading to recovery. Phone 374­ kaU as Uw ptllllM .K8PON8IBLE MAN FOR 5723. ■ 6/34 FOR GENERAL USE handwork. Clean 180 square A For Rent—Real I*tate SALES POSITION — With a A QUICK ACTING national appliance distributing LARGE BROWN MALE GREAT furnish DANE LOST—In vicinity of SHRUBS. HOUSE PLANTS, references. Reply Box 878 ?/o n*W3lCff«a aad Mnki'iUU VEGETABLES. TREES, Hastings Banner. 6/24 Phone Wl 5-0471. EXPERT TAILORING BERRIES, LAWNS SALES SERVICE — Permanent 2078 oo-WI 5-4483. AVAILABLE AT position available for intelli­ -ROOM MODERN UPPER gent man who has demonstrat­ APARTMENT - Private bath ed a successful personal and BIAIRS MO4 Gun Lake Road. Wl employment background. Ex­ tago at Gun Lake. 136 8. Broad1714. perience in retail sales and PICNIC TABLES—Log frame, 5 FARM fir GARDEN building material warehousing HAVING A PARTY? - Punch to 8 ft. Also take-apart model. 231 W. Stata Wl 5-5982 (ubuiuatiow om desirable. However, men with Marun, wren and bluvblrd Mrta* ea CUlai. similar outdoor. Indoor back­ 6/24 . "ftte houses. Otlcraft. Gun Lake Wuttaka. Pnbsle <h>«H ground. such as agricultural, tor the OeUte «l Ukrry. Can Episcopal Parish House or Road. Wl 5-3549. 7/15 Eitate M VmUw Amalie Uaak.ih, will be considered. Job Includes sales and service to building FOR MORE BEAUTIFUL HAIR 3-BEDROOM YEAR ROUND HOME ON PODUNK LAKE— material customer*, receiving —Ute Rexall's tail permanent . UM. 4i la-.M am. 1. il. y,» WHY NOT LET U8 MAKE you Double lot. Large living room, merchandise and building ma­ a robber stamp with your new Regular MDO-Jiow »1RO. Nt kitchen-dinette, panelled fami­ terial, operation of fork lift SIP Code ntunoer. Three-line pre-shampoo--No alter odoi ly room. 1'4 baths. Laundry truck, and material handling Available al Jacob*' Pharmacy Sales - Service <|ult*4 In *«.>• tktlr clateu C,«ll equipment outside work, load­ room, storage, attached garage. ZIP number for ing and unloading trucks, buildCull Wl 5-55*2. 7/1 includes, postage WINDOW GLASS INSTALLED Burpee's tian. Mkbtesa. prlc» to kwrlu CQLQR TV in aluminum, sled or wooc Delton. sash. Burkey Auto Glass 5 A Situotion Wanted background. Benefit* include by Radiator Shop. Ill N. Jeffer hospital and life plan, dependPrivate Detecson. Hutings ti BABYSITTING WANTED — enta hospital and sickness plan, SETCHELL-CARLSON paid sickness plan, paid vaca­ Mondays through Fridays, day­ Klrtnr* M. tion plan, six paid holidays, IT’S JACOBS PHARMACY times. Experienced. Ptione Wl FOR FAST 34-HOUR FILM Wide. Confidential Call WO uniform plan, paid tralqing 5-5065. tf "Better thon the Rest” SERVICE! No charge for overand development plan. If "in~ 13'30 terested write in your own FTjiuoATioif oanu* A Sporting Gooda bandwriting listing employ­ SEVERAL SPRING COATS ment history. cduc»Uon. train­ FOR GIRLS—Hi aUte* 6. 8. 10. ing, skill*, age. weight, height 13. Very good condition. Wl 5- GUNBMITHING SERVICE 315 S. Hanover St. Blue Diamond Warehouse 10 ft., *18. Marti* Clgrk. Turn In at public fishing site, Bristol Lake. Phone Banfleid exchange 721-8587. . 7/1 Farm Bureau Services PIANO TUNING Virgil Bortman LUCE TO BE YOUR OWN BOBS with unlimited earning potential? Pan Ume or lull Urns. Husband and wife can Fheae 945-3862 7/1 n* MW Service AND HOUSEHOLD GOODS WALK UP AND SAVE! t: First Hay Cutting? to of spending 807. of your time prospecting??? A Boats A NW RACKS OF SUMMER , DRESSES. ohdeb Heating « Plumbing CHECK OVER OUR TABLES OF SHORTS. SWIM SUITS. reaucATioN portunity SENTZ TV LINCOLN-MERCURY DEALER — 1961 Alito Chalmers D 17. Wl 5-2478 Letson, 6/34 1964 CHEVROLET IMPALA — Owner farced to sell. Bucket seats, automatic transmission, power steering and brakes; ra- LEGALS HAMMOND ORGAN FOR SALE —Model B with Leslie speaker. yield! I960 CHEVROLET BELAIRE IM* OLDSMOBILE BEHAN 1943 MERCURY MONTEREY ... Nice blue finish, power 4 Dr. Sedan. Automatic Dr. steering and brakes, radio; .—J *‘---Power steering, power' brakes. Radio. One owner. ......81386 193* CADILLAC FLEETWOOD ... 4 Dr. Sedan. Sparkling 1964 COMET finish, full power and fully 4 Dr. Sedan. Hu std. transmitguaranteed. sion. ........................ -*1*95 1962 FORD STATION WAGON 4 Dr. Has automatic IransmbMon. ................................. BUM tion. 81,200. William Wl 5-3150 ★ Musical Instruments PROFESSIONAL SALESMEN 3-®36. MASSEY-FERGUSON 85 8 PT. COMBINE FOR SALE-Power take-off. Hu combined only Hastings, Michigan NOTICES SAFE BUY USED CARS SAVE $ $ CAEE BALER FOR SALE—En­ gine model. Good condition. PRODUCTS, INC. 1962 OLDSMOBILE SEDAN , . Dynamic 88 with power 1962 F *5 STATION WAGON . . Hydramatlc. Radio, new hitewalls. One owner. FACTORY DISCOUNTS A Farm Shop HASTINGS ALUMINUM M37 South radio, w/walis, 2O.O0O miles. Classified Paragraphs UP TO 36" WIDE CASE RAKES BETTER USED CARS PRICED TO MOVE teal. One local owner. ' 1958 CADILLAC ALUMINUM DISCOUNT 1*43 OLDSMOBILE HOLIDAY . . . Sedan. 88 series with all the extras including power svr dur pUBUOATIOV OBDBB. kuu at Mkbtcaa, I lb. Gouty at Hnrrr. For Sale USED CAR LOT 1961 CHEVROLET U .. u, 25% Wl 5-3943 ar Wl 5-2454 MOXTOAGB B*im. 4,^., _ ____ _____ UOMTUAGK BALI — IWkall h>« T13 Buhl BalUlag. two eu4e la tba taaaiUwai of a | llatreit, Mtcbi*>a 41914 MISCELLANtOUi FARM IMPLEMENTS $ HASTINGS MOTOR SALES 1962 OLDS & IN MIM0RIAM5— O8ITUAHIIS—Fin* 110 ward* fr«« el SEVERAL MORE TO CHOOSE FROM For the Best Terms and Value* in Town See the Dodge Boys at S4»ri»ry M»4» >i srovl4*4 fcj Btaluia <»4 RXl Pklll* if. MUWU, * > r4. Krialur*. I Hltloa Mntt.r ar lb* Ulktnff Jak« Mnurnr. Hin Ko. CAKDS 1962 RAMBLER A AUrkh DEFENDABU USED CAR 13*3 CHEVROLET 14 TON 1963 CHEVROLET or rnucA-rioi. ►’■111 CASH With One of Th.sa Wl 5-2426 1963 CHEVROLET LEGALS CLASSIFIED AD PAGE HASTINGS BANNH PHONE Wl 5-3481 mildew proof. KAECHCUE'S 305 S. Church Wl C/o Huting* Banner. nsrj 6 -14 ■ construction :Ugh pay. "Job stamped enBox 463. Kilk- tie Creek, Mich. Altenucm per­ TABLE PAPER — For picnic*, family reunion*, lute of use*. sonnel Department 6 24 Opportunity for man or woman over 40 with car. who want* to change occupations or add to income. Make $3 to $4 hourly serving consumers tn Hutings with Rawleigh household product*. No capital required. Write at Rswlelgto Dept. MCP-at-217 Freeport, Illinois ner office. Rebluing, restocking, repairing. We sell guru, scope*, ammunllion, gun cases, allngs, swivels shooting pleasure II Oun Shop, 10440 A Mobile Homo* Phone 623-5783. Doug Young, owner. tf MOBILE ROMES-Direct from factory at large MVip**- Order WHEflEVER SOMCTIUNG YOU VALUE 18 LOST, make ujte of a coach with the equipment the moat likely moms of get­ you want and the latest avail­ ting It beck. Dtal WT LUU at able equipment. Bros* Trailer oner and *ay "Banner (da**l8*les, M-43 north of Hutlugs 434 , M �Garment Makers Adopt Guide for Pattern Making Milk Remains Least Expensive Calcium Food (Dietitians Give । , .... Hints to Use When 'Child Won I Eat Granddaughter Goes to Africa 'm? Spring Lak*, off on a sax week*. | Jf johnny refute* to eat “ne^ < social eiudics seminar in East f(Kx^ mother might try there hints I Africa Another three week* will fruro dietlUana of The University be spent to global travel. [or Michigan Medical Center: Marianne to a Senior at West- । -First offer the new food dur<rn Michigan University. Kala-^r* * meal where favorite food* maroq, ana i* majoring in cw- iBlf ui^y ixliig ssTvco. mentary education . , _ahT Uie B very small : The seminar te headed by Dr.' portion. L. C, Kircher, hxad of the Bocio- | 1>ot draw |uidu<. altellllun ,)ogy and Anthropology depart- - w the roo<1 ment at Western, and te mad* up ~t it tlie flr»t of 23 studeeite and teuchers cur11 a froT dan renlly affiliated wrth th* Uni-™- *"* u Bialn a ,ew Government specifications plus overslxe (the additional amotiat needed to go around the body plus fit and Slav, yield a garmen’, pattern. But unlike the recipe for 11 VrwhL In Wenr. th* .mun will 1 'n’c U'M f00d N*CiAlUU Say VOU wiwtv Sliouto wall until the child lux* study problem* culture and Ind genr!}’ 'bwul’* with a new era! Hying cundlUon* in Ear-i ■, Africa The incrra.'Ung import- : people, food* other than dairy product* provide leas than 25 per cent of typical daily needs ’■ In addition tn promoting healthy have shown that adequate intake of calcium also lead* to pester vitality and a longer prime of life. W<fr ** the ,nttln locai nosa aasocialed with the new food. P°Tt‘ J* p8,_y> **nig rrnffve* off u a81Hn until th* and other pointe of interes. have ,ltn, to fwiet also been planned. | y The Itinerary include*. Zurich. Athens. Cairo, East Africa. Bom­ Hospital Guild II Picnic Members of Hospital Guild IS bay. Bangkok. Hong Kong. Toyko and Honolulu They will return womens Club Thursday. June to Chicago Aug. 21. Lt. Dave Stem Visits the. Gury In Rome, Italy । cent gift. Pays $57 for Illeftal Use of Emergency Light 'service, dteh to psu« and ten bran, land taking same lime out for loerlng) and Date Gary, an arrountant with Ab­ bott Laboratories, l» Hr ing In Cathedral in Charleston Is Nuptial Setting Lake-0 Church Is Setting for Lovely Nuptials They all enjoyed dinner to­ gether on Saturday. June 19. and went to Sunday morning service at St. Paul'* American Episcopal Church, where the Ourys are The bride, given In marriage by her father, wore'an original gown of white crvpc. with a full length mantilla of ChaRUlly ENJOY CAREFREE Gerald J. Poaa. 19. 50S1 Cherry j Valley Road. Middleville, paid a 950 fine plus *7 10 costs and wax I placed on probation for six I i months after he pleaded guilty to 1 unauthorised Ute ot emergency equipment on his motor vehicle. I He was arrested by Deputy David Newman for having a red * o cillatlng light on his car Foss was already on probation from Circuit Court. Maple Valley Senior to Go To Germany Competition Can be Unfair In Classroom - Rannrr Adi Hrnrfit VOtrf 'Hie Forslund Geraniums and Stephen F. Karrar were united in marriage Saturday. June 13. at 2 pm. The double ring ceremony performed by * (IK* Uy erM* and Wd id start her Mightor itoprfeg **» "I “Way. yogi lovely |«uwmi-th«j ■ toot just W* Csrt f*nhrafir* Aatftb*y w«i» tUwy vw »w" n frsstiag card* fw thaw "ttlrt »»«>*<' Ineada, Hwy rite meh a woMedol r*t tesl te 4*t ail through th* res', indlMi took to tsti' TtU JT atial cotM-Mf WM«? 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CLMilC » AMt RICAN H A Aif)l CO KSinAoTINUd KAMoLtK, ***** >■ * ■ JOI N. Broadway �George S. Crakes P Dies Saturday; Rites Tuesday St. Joseph Sisters Open House Marks Close of Jubilee Donald Elmore Baptist Music, Youth Director The Sisters of St Joseph Guild at Nazareth, will clone the Diamond Ju be)cc Celebration of the Slater** Michigan FoundaXton Donald R Elmore began — hl* with an open house at Naxareth uuaian ministry .z M aa director M of music and Motiwrhouse near Kalamazoo,' youth at the HaMlngs Baptist Sunday,. July 11. from 1 until 5 Church on Sunday. June IX Mr. pm. I Elmore and his wife. Lucile, naTbe Birtex* of St. Joseph in- Uves of Missouri, both graduate* Vite their relative* and friends »f Bub Jones Unlvetslty. Greentn nartretnsto in t>» mnHiirerrt! ville. S C. Mra. Elmore graduat­ tours ot their extensive campus. ing In 1959 with a B S in music Romanesque Chapel, lhe famous education, and Mr Elmore In Holy Stairs, their MrXherhouse 1966 with a B A In Sacred Mu- ’ The Hastings Banner Alex AUso of Eaton Rapids. for this district, Installed the officers of the Vermontville l ions Club Monday. June 14. ' Crakes, 78. 511 W. Stole Street. and Mrs. Carl Ttwun. who died about 9 pm. Saturday, !«H Vermontville Highway. June 19. at Pennock Hospital ' This was also Ladka high* were held at 130 pm Tuesday'»nd 48 persons were in attenat the Leonard-Osgood Funeral dance. Home . InMallcd as the new president The Rev Don M Gury of- was otus Mills: first vice prealficlated with burial in Riverside ‘ dent. Kenyon Peabody; SONtid Cemetery. *toe president. Burr Hartsnburg; Mr. Crakes had been he.- treasurer. William Stanton; aecfalling health for some Huie. ‘er.’ Karl Benson. The retiring He was bom In Barry County I president is the Rev Leonard Maunder. TL..»X.U Section Thraa—laoM 1 f" ‘ to.. ‘World of Dance’ is Chrystal Case Theme Mary Bennett and Dorothy program to entertain with her McMillan were given gifta by the number which was a combtna- students tn appreciation of their Crmral AudltorST^Tuesday .^X^f^ere service and their instructor. gvernng, June U. • Md‘ P^trayed the talent of these wltli Robert Rltar as her partner in "Ballroom TwosOme"—a num­ Dorothy McMillan at the piano. 1'own« station agent for the old CEAS Gpld cups awarding perfect Racanne Miller. Kathy Arm­ ber much enjoyed by the audi­ •nd Wolfram Fechner at the “— Railroad and was a former pur­ attendance were given to, Bruce drum* played . the traditional strong. Janice Hawk. Michelle ence Dianna Mllbourn. with lhe Smith. Vai Hheler, Kathy Arm­ chasing agent of the Hastings Frey and Dianna Mllbourn again Mfg Company. He waa also sup­ and (ontlnued their fine accom­ set a lively pace a* they danced ever popular "Hello Dolly." again strong. Marda Gilmore. Janice erintendent ot the stock room at " very well. The captivated the audience, and Hawk. Dianna Milbourn. Barbara Funeral services were held paniment for each number the E W. Bitts Company and ot Pink" then Rick Reynolds, who hasn't mlised White. LoU Ranguettc. Vicky "Acrobats Tlie Elmore's have worked was receiving agent at the Mont­ Saturday at 1:30 at the Pickens U>r ;ughoul the evening. _________ and. not only a lesson In six year*, showed the Smith. Cindy Phillips, Virginia As the title suggests, the pro­ with YouYh for Christ and done gomery Ward Store hare until Chapel In Lake Odessa for Mra. did they perform acrobatic stunts results of hi* efforts In the cute Reed. Kathy Kidder. Dawn g* am waa woven around the Vera • c«s E c.. Curtis. c-uru*. 73. <«, R1 m Woodn'AA*-------. . _ ~ evangelUtlc musical work and ■ he retired about six years ago defUy, but used batons al*o "Bailor Strut ~ In a pretty green Roush and Rick Reynold*. very assisted in small church's while lie marrrea uonna Hirepara. 1»™1- allh interment in with their tricks This class con­ sequin coatume, Renee Shepard Prise* for ticket selling were » «h ..TE£\Ye7af1?!n In South Carolina They both who died. He Isler msrried la^ Memorial cemetery sisted of Cynlhcal Cooper. Me­ very charmingly concluded the won by JoEllen Miller, first; Vai sing In addition to Mni Elmore Irenna Eberle,, of Morgan, who I . Mrs Curtis died WHntoday. linda Hammond. Marianne Fer­ act with "Lullaby of Broadway “ Sheler. second, and Brenda Smith playing the piano and tu ti>e Comprising the 'Television" and Sheryl Erway. third. guson. Kathy and Krystyna peeking tnto her Aral class be ­ lingering illness. trumpet. Mra Elrnoic has taught fore joining the cute beginning Lcsxcxynski. Valerie 8 h e I e r. choral music in the public survive*. Kathy and Saily Shuster, Jo- but* of Stairs" and Tantalising scUjoIs of South Carolina. He was a former member of Mra. Jimes Ehret, tire waa • *Ue Shumway. Michele McDon- Ellen Miller and Lori Story. Style" Kathy Armstrong. Rae­ ■ They both will be working the Hastings IOOP. llfe-tong resident of tbe woouCindy Westphal and Mar­ Then, who should appear but anne Miller. Michelle Frey and 3til lhe-pouth work of the BapRick Reynolds In his hillbilly Jane Blankenship were very good land area. She married Sylve*«»» rI Miller, who portrayed tbe acrobat* performing many aerial f church Mr. Elmore will be daughters. Mrs. Alvin <Virginia) ■ ter Curtis on Msreh 4, IN*. . , .. .. costume to delight the audience t;xks. and Connie Parker in directing the various chars of Huver and Mra. Wesley >Hilda* | He survives. The next ---stage In the "World with his -Hootnanny Hop." nr Burnses. , ---TanUlttlng Style" presented a the church In addition they will Rodger*. Hastings: three slaters, ______________ U-..-U of Dance" was Uie "DancUlg .c. .| other survivors are 11 daughKarcber, be available for private piano Mrs. Lloyd < Lethal nauu Including two •'Physical Fitness" number when Mr*. Ethel Wright and Mra i and trumpet Instruction. ers on Chair*." From Television" to "HollyW.”1X«S'— ««..s?*^ They lire making their n«f- SSL: Janice Cole. Diane Matthew*, Raplds a step-son Donald Nev- W *u“1 Mr5 Otorge (Mildred) "n? 'ere denre In Hasting* at 41G Pine­ m HmtoTriS-daughter Waldron, Hastings: Mr». Don Outchraa.-nacy Lawton. Pamela Delores Armstrong and Vicki necessary and appropriate, and Lcsscxnskl. Wieland had their chance to Barbara White. 8ue Ann Raywood Roue! Hastings lias already M?s ^id^^Martorie) Havens’1 'Dorothy* McLeod and Mr*. Irol FIRST AID FACTS perform imprewu'd them a’ tlie ~clesu>- li£l£i™ 2™ graraicJU^.n 'Nellie, WelU. Lake Odesra. Mr*. mon. Lob Ranguettc. Debby SERIOUS BURNS eat and nice*” Uttie town they seven step-grandchildren, and *fT‘n« ’Violet! Jordan and Mr*. X^d Hein. Susan Haller. Carol Wil­ ch^^ cox. Kay Flock Cindy Phillips. six great, grandchildren. ’betha’ BouUrwril, <Unc«l on chairs. ____eWoodland, Mr* Mra. Furrest Forrest <Ger<< The second number was also 'Summer Stock." and Shirley Reed. Leslie Hart and .... — , • ! trade* Darling. East Lansing; I appropriately named "Dancing Herbstreltlj revealed her talent coated with air. Kingdom of Heaven' Nashville Couple >Mr». Gilbert (Joyce) Vroman Darlings,” as six cute little pre­ a* she danced the “Never on Your Suitcase. Here We Go.” and Haw each Individual discover* ss 1 ICiL I LU and XIra- Art‘« Hcffelbower. schoolers in black-and-white Sunday Cha Cha" In a very Cindy Lass and Tam! Kantner nflarkS Zjrh Jubilee Saranac, and Mr*. Morris (Bar- costumes, who were Brenda and charming manner. Tlie "Police­ underlying theme of a Bible Mr and Mra v™ of ri barat Weeks of Middleville; five Linda Lambka. Dana McVay. 6u- men and Nurse Maids" who were lesson on "Chrtrtinn Science," Nashville otwrrved their 25th ’ufu'' Krl"1‘11' El<ln- Caxl ,nd Morr- D*^ Armour and Bruce and Brenda Smith. Chuck which will be read at Christian wedding anmvrraary on Friday G'-endo” Curtis of Woodland and D.-bbie Ctinder. entertained the Guernsey. Robert. Ronald and of 3^^, Tenn.: * sister, audience. Science Chiire hrs on Sunday. J*me 4 "irn'eraury- on Jackie Main. Jimmy Hathaway. and was charmingly Introduced From "Science and H.-nlth with rw, munrrtav . Mrs Arthur Foreman. Trenton; From "Dancing School Rsclt- Marvin Spyker. Margaret Rich­ by Kathy Kidder In "Acroballbt •un hTm J •“ half-sister. Mrs Raymond Lee -« a.~-. ard*. Melissa Munn. Angele in Blue." Mary Morri* Bennett only laterlere with Ike doo iLikJ i -tiJ. M 1,1,1 '**■’ Mid « U«r residence o, Ju„clu„ c,„ o„ Cooper. Micky Pierce. Jtflte which had been arranged by children, and 25 great, grand­ which included five numbers and Story and Robin Bodenmulier then presented the 'Trllach great treatmiracle, miracle.to tohuman humansense. sense.thetr son. __ Ralph. Mlns Sandra «_ Tratsch Polka" which was a children. opened with a Tango Tap." very claimed lhe stage’ with their doll complete change from her first Green and Mr and Mrs Sam well done by an advanced Up buggies and son much applause number, but was equally ax well necessity of rxL«enrr is to gain ..... .. i 1—v. n>«. from the audience. ------■ • WIT ■ rti. iXu accepted by her audience, and in attendance anne Miller. Kathy Armstrong. tutes the kingdom of heaven in Tlco Tiro." the last number the "Russian Folk Dance" which A beautifully dewjrated cake, Marda Gilmore. Anne Weyer- on lhe "Summer Stock." brought was taught by Mary Bennett and man" <p. 500 > punch and coffee were served man. Janice Hawk. Michelle Prey danced by Raeanne Miller. Kathy ant Dianna Milbourn. very pleasant close as Dianna Armstrong, Jane Blankenship. Mra. Hubert Long served coffee The "Jumping Jump Jumps" Mllbourn danced the "Samba." Margaret Miller. MarjU Gilmore. next took their turn at enter­ Tlie Introduction to the "Bal ­ Anne Weyerman, Jairice Hawk. Your (B) Pharmacy, punch The couple received taining with a Jump-rope acro- let Theater" waa a difficult toe Michelle Frey and Dianna Mll­ beautiful gifts. tfctic number. The nine little number very well done, at in bourn brought tlie "Wonderful The tunruT Helen Feighncr Misses so ably in beautiful costume*. Marla Burch. Mr. and Mr*. Carl Tuttle. 100 — ---------who -------------- performed -------- —-------Main street. Nashville, observed * thii dance were Joanne Hagon. Michelle Prey. Marda Gilmore. their Mx.li wedding annlverauy Debby DeCamp. PatlU Raymond. Margaret Miller and Cindy Gut- through the final number. Mr. mid Mrs Harley Feighncr. Monday, June 14. Mollie Penrod. Dawn Roush, Commercial Cr Residential preMripttai Wednesday. June 16, the Ben- Nancy Sweet, Leslie Cuuk, Tracy which was followed by a moat Gull Lake and In Nashville prior beautiful number. The Dying Installation & Repair Pharmacy to moving to their prvaent home special tribute al a poUuck din-1 Penny E Swan." excellently done by Mary "T . . on Thornapple Lake Road. Morris Bennett Mary is well-, ner held ai tho Veterans or'aigl blaol 126 Ia»t State St. During tiie many years the Foreign Wars hall at 12 30 pm. charming known to Hastings audiences and »,, sGeneral Knights ot Pythias vu active where a special annivmary cake You Call Everybody Darling," Phana Wl 5-24M m Nashville Mr Jliucy was an highlighted the occasion. and Cindy Lass and Tsml Kant- markable talent and ability. Electric Hastings active member "Broadway" was lhe next step, The club will , , . . and _ officer. ------- r lit Paat r.v>. Matrons uuu «ui ■ner. who followed with a "Jaxx Presently Mr flawy is work- h(1IM)r Mr and Mm — TutUe Duct." alao a — at - B Duet." did a tine bit of up Uie dancing ladder and Chrya Appliances . .. — . _ . ’----- i Biwciiu dinner ikiu ...» "" “ '.''."'^7''^ dtarvu be U» dawln*. nrent. . _)r __ Md ■____evening. ’at _____ tnrau of the Clark Enulnmsnti Equipment .. M___ wn Temple Monday 1 Tn To concludethe "Amateur Bargain* in Used company in Battle Creek where Jant. 28 AUo lnnUxj ouend Program." the Parker slaters, Appliance*, too! he has been employed 33 years ' W1I1 the husbands of the PastDarlene and Connie, in red and Mr. and Mr*. Raaey are took- • Matron* along with members of hl*ck costumes, danced a "Soft 119 W. State Hatting* ing forward to spending a week! cixapUr No 31. Eastern 8ht* Du®” wb,ch WM ’“Y wen AAqntgomery al Trav.-n, niv in Animal 1 _ Hnn, Phone 945-2866 The dancing student then en। bands. reth College Buildings. Another highUghc of the af■ [nitoii Vtrmontviii* Lions Officers cert especially prepared for this event The Diamond Jubilee Chorus of Slaters will present this Lunch supplied by a catering organ Italian will be available ' for 11.25. Bridge the GAP Till Pay Day CoafideatUI. Charge* 2Vk% ta $100.00. 1'/« % $100.00 to SI.000.00. Ham and Mary <Endsley* Crakes H? attended lhe Carlton Center School and was graduated from Hastings High School Hastings ELECTRIC Mrs. Vera Curtis Of Woodland Area Succumbs The Carl Tuttles Celebrate 60th Wedding Jubilee Jacob's PARENTS to? MODEL FINANCE u> »50“ to»LOOOM 140 W. State St. 99' D6^B Phone 945-3429 ENJOY SUMMER OUTDOOR LIVING at your home Tuttle were »• ..... — — Henry Roe. in NsahriHe. They lived in Lansing six year* where Mr Tuttle wa* employed in Ur office of the Secretary of Bute, Then they returned to Noahville where Mr. Tuttle was employed Merchants Bank. Following conMilldmion of this Ixuik with the Blate 8avlnga _B a n k, he was elected vice president and cashier. Currently Mr. TutUe is vtl- WARD traduction than donee in brignt —_ Vlck Smith. Carol Furrow. Barw;-.,,,. Tlml Allerdlng. Ann casUeman. Carol Wilcox. Cindy pnilllps. Virginia Reed. Leslie Hart. KaUiy Kidder. Sherry Kru*y, Lindsay Chilian and their A. . — ed the audience Then a first year Up group In 'StrutUM Your Stuff.” dAnc*<1 an excellent number. Those in this dance were Busan Morrill. Bharon Gilmore. Bruce Smith. FENCING LIKE CLOCKWORK PORTRAIT OFFER NATIONALLY ADVERTISED WARD VALUE 3 DAYS ONLY! 8” x 10 OIL COLOR Bust Vignette PORTRAIT enjoy bug-free outdoor living . . On your savings. In addi­ tion, every account Is in­ sured up to 110,000. ADD A SCREEN PORCH m^iai Thtre Is no fluctuation In the value of your Invest­ ment. Your dollars are readily available. .QQc JACK B. NIMBLE PORTRAITS O LOCAL TRAD! MARKS. too. Here’s your chance to get a beautifully finished genuine oil tint portrait of your child. Delicately applied oil brings your child’s portrait tex life. Perfect match of hair, eyes, and complexion. Clothing excluded. EASY MONTHLY TERMS ON ALL HOME IMPROVEMENTS Satisfaction Guaranteed or Yo>r Money Back! Children's groups lok«n at 994 par child. Age limit 5 weeks to 12 yasr* old. No sppolntmant Is nscastary. Limit: one bust vignett* p«r child. I SEE US FOE . . • Colorful Laico • Fiberglass Panels 136 E. State St. • Redwood Lumber Phone Wl 5-3893 • Picnic Tables ar AU S»ving> Inturtd Up la HO,000 wilH FJ.U.C Hardware ALLIED BUILDING CENTER Monday, June 28th through Wednesday, June 30th DURING REGULAR STORE HOURS 118 S. Jefferson Hastings Ph. Wl 5-2489 �-THE HASTINGS BANNER State Christian Endeavor Meet Was Successful Cor. N. Mtahgan - -------Rev. Keith Coffey, Pastor school. 10 am 10 am Sunday schooL pm. Young PeoptaB r pm. BraMt aarvloe. 7:30 pm. VacaUoa Bible School |m<nun. Handiwork display*. Bible school demonstraUons. INTER-LAKES BAPTIST Wednesday Acrirttu* CHURCH • pm. Preaching Delton, Mich. 0 a_m. Women* Prayer Band TRINITY GOSPEL CHURCH Bunday achool. 10 am. Bible Study. Worahlp. 11 am. Xlesaa LFX Campgrounds Evening rtnhip, 7 pm. Phone DR 4-8277 Mid-week Fttitmhlp, 7 pj Wednaaday. Sunday school. 10 am. WESLEYAN METHODIST FIRST PBEBBYTKBIAN CHURCH CHURCH Hickory Corner*. Michigan Broadway and ConUr Willard H. Cum*. Militate 8:30 Church School cIumcb ew uiiucr* uoutMs ot rsuna* . tagtoa Ind, brought a very sTONET POINT Challenging mi—ige m the open- ] FREE METHODIST CHURCH BOWENS MILLS CHAPEL Henry VanTU, Evangelist WKZO, 12:30 pm., over WBCK. bility of. setting a delightful banquet dinner and there were' MoCALLUM UNITED > BRETHREN IN table* and enjoyed the fine din*■ CHRIST CHURCH -The Church in lhe Wildwood, Ith the him. and will *np with .him, and ahire. UPHOLSTERING Rev Marvin IVukr. Interim i'lsuir Buralay achool. 10 tun. Worship. 11 am. 7:13 Christian Endeavor. 6 pm. Evening service Wed, 8 pm. Ptaycr meeting. Pastor. Donald Tack Bunday school, io am. Worship, 11 am. Youth meeting, 6:13 pm. A cordial wetcoma to aU. . KZam. Morning prayer and Mfmon witli Mr. H. Frank PILGRIM HOLINESS CHURCH Draggtxx Pastor Wayne Hazel Rhone 374*3523 LAKEWOOD BAPTIST CHURCH in Village of Woodbury Sunday wtinol, 9:43 am Worship. 11 am Youth choir rehearsal, Wed.. Fuiowahip service, 7:46 am. Youth FMtowahip, Wed, 7 pm. Mra Evelyn Benedict. study, 835 pm. 11 am. Monunt worahlp 7:30 pm Wed, Bible Study Service meeting. Youth meeting. 8:13 pm Evening Gospel Hour. 7 pm. WOODLAND METHODIST CHURCH Rev. Richard VandcnBaoch, Sunday achool, 10 am Morning worahlp, 11 oj Youlh FeltawHilp, 7:30 WOODLANB CHURCH OF THE BRETAlEN 8319 Coats Grote Road Rev. Chartee Gibbs. Pastor located *-. the and Bell Road. vtllc and Lake-0 Catholics Bid Farewell To Fr. Pattok netted with Matemulo Mlrnlon Edwards Catlwllc Church Lake Odiasa. wa* d«oral«l with peonlr* and rx*e* as the parlshloncra gathered Wednesday, June (formerly Nyaaaland mcr In Haftlng* vkouilty. ner honoring the pastor, Rev. Fr. Raymond Pattok. and house- Fr. Pxtia ferrod to Calballe Cl • h** II ren jc a: lie gramapliooe which After the bountiful dinner Larry Smith, as spokesman, payed tribute to Fr. Pauok. nual Vacauoti Bibio School, un­ der Uie (linctfuu of Miss Ruth Schcreaky, asaufod by a corp* of A thrilling feature of Ulis an­ with a gill from lhe pariah and nual event which Uxj children have greatly enjoyed, has been tlx.- wild animals especially the bon stories rotated by Mr. and he told ot lhe *pUitual growth Mra. GUI along with the llfu HASTINGS EVANGELICAL CLOVERDALE EVANGELICAL UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH MC । IM --- CHURCH Hastings, Michigan i»w much he ha* enjoyed being ' program on tmiulay evening, due Rev. George Marriiall, Pastor H. J. Buwaida, Minister to ** the nt *torm wurnbiga al BU Edwards and bring Inf'* “ viok ’ou*~ ------------------— Church school. 10 am. East and Grand, Hastings, Mich. Iw Barrx County. For Information, call K. W. Morning worship, 11 am. Rev. H. J. Buwaida. Pastor lhe GUI* are scheduled lo 9.50 am Bunday school 11 am. Worship service. limes during thru stay here. Knradi wi*iung to outiiact them Raymond Moeggenberg. Fr. may do so by dialing Wl 5-M17. Moeggenberg goes U; Luke Ckk*.ut Hum Grand Kaptds where lau UtVLNU UHAPEL Rev. Cbalmer Miner, Pastor Phone RO 5-JM3 . Clayton IL Wells and Keith BOdle were appointed to Mkhlgnn State University's office ot Intcr- KILPATRICK UNWED BRETHREN CHURCH M-W Woodland Uie Nigeria Agricultural Extension Rav. R A. Hoffman 10 am. Sunday achooL 11 am. Worahlp service. iiftsnm. respectively. Hastings SPEEDY WASH PEOPLE'S BIBLE CHURCH Rl. NaahvWe. Ph. 03-8477 11 am. Morning worahlp. 10 am. Sunday achool. 7 pm Junior High and Senior High -Youth Group* 7:43 pm. Evening service. wed.. IM pm. Mid-week prayer ’ Thuraday. 7 pm. Pioneer Glrto and Boys Brigade and COIN-OP Laundromat We fliink of the job of serriotag our dienu at a round-lbo* losses don't limit themsclvco No Quitting Timo on Semico auffcr a low... fire in your home, auto accident, busincaa catastrophe ... you want help right away. You'll get just that if you place your protccttaa nrogram ta our hand*. FOR YOUR CONVINIINCI Wl RAVt INSTALLID A DOLLAR-BILL CHANCIR PROFESSIONAL DRY CLEANING SERVICE Worth-Gan Lake Coin-Op Open 5:00 a.m. - 10 p.m. 20 W. STATE ST Wl 5-4174 BT. BOSE CATHOLIC CHURCH Rev. Fr. Joseph C. Dunphy. Rev. David Hawley. Amtetant 9. Saturdays. 7:30 am on Sun- Visit Our Carpet Display in Our NEW BUILDING 107 East Woodland ST. AUGUSTINE. .MIDDLET1U.C Stop in and See Our Collection of CARPETS whons anybody is OUR LADY OF GREAT OAK, DOWLING driving Chryslers HASTINGS FREE METHODIST CHURCH Boltwood At E. Stale Road Rev. Marvin BlckmiUer, Putor Bunday school. 9;43 am. Morning worahlp, 10:45 am. Evening service, 7:30 pm Wednesday praytr, 7:30 pm ' A warm invitation to extended by McGae Monarch . "Largeit Selection in Barry County" NYLONS - WOOLS - ACRILANS and Herculoni Special >695 “SURE, that’s why I’m. driving one.» Young People Thursday, 7 pm. HASTINGS GRACE BRETHREN CHURCH eq. 501 Nyto Seems'iike everybody BT. AMBROSE CATHOLIC CHURCH AT DELTON Midway Between Broadway and Michigan INSTALLATION INCLUDID Bunday school, 10 am. and FREE SPOT S'andsy evening servio The Bible, the whok J nothing but the Bible. REMOVAL for HASTINGS BEVENTH-DAT ADVENTIST CHURCH C. L. Wflbrr, Pastor 404 W. Colfax Worship, 11 am. Wadi—day praytr, 7:30 pm. Sunday. "Faith for Today." on TV. Wood Channel 8, 8;30 am. Sunday Voice of Prophecy Radio WJSF 1238. 8:30 am RUGS and UPHOLSTERY Cfaanad the Scientific Way by DURACLEAN . All W«k Dm* I* Y*vr O»n Hom* More and more people are moving up to Chrysler. Their reasons should be Important to you. One is looks. Chrysler's got style. It's clean. Distinctive. Different from all the "look-alikes." Another is price. Seven Chryslers are priced just a few dollars a month more than the most popular smaller cars. Yet. all are full size. And the small monthly differ* ence Ipdudes^ower steering, ^wef brakes, automatic transmission, big 383 cubic inch V-8, radio, heater. The works. DELTON METHODIST CHURCH See us. We deliver Soaking or Shrinking Church Study, Bunday, DURACLEAN 1W I. Ww«mS. iiI 1. Africa training and Mr. Gill supervise* building construoUon and teaches agriculture. land Fire Station. vice. Wedncaaay. COATS GROVE LAKEWOOD E. U. EL CHURCH CHRISTIAN CHURCH Rev. K. Charles Nemeth. Pastor day through Friday. Sunday worahlp, 10 am. Durkee Ruud JfcCALLUM UNITED diaries Gibbs, l*aator iur *u nuricry provioru. BRETHREN IN I 11 am. Worahlp. Sermon; Floyd Walter. Supt. CHMUT CHURCH Bunday evening service. 3 pm. Hl bio acbool, 10 am "Saul of Taraua.".-------------- ’—. Wednesday service. 8 Rm. Worship hour, 11 am. liasltng* METHODIST Churche* The Church In the Wildwood' udiea Christian Erxfcuvor, Sunday. Ou* Lake Road First MetbodlM Cburrb MILO BIBLE CHURCH ' pm. :w W. Green. Wl 5-4943 Route 3, Delton Rev. George Elliott 10 am. Bunday acbooL HRST CHURCH OF CHRIST. Rev. John Joldetsnia Worahlp, H *40Sunday school. 10 am. evening prayer and Bible group; SCIENTIST 7:15 pm. Chrtodan Endeavor. 8 30 am. Worship, followed by 8 pm. Prognun Council 645 W. Green Street 8 pm. Evening aervioe. 0:43 am. Church achool. NORTH IRVING WMLEYAN ZION LUTHERAN CHURCH METHODIST CHURCH Velte Road *1 Woodland Wednesday service. 7:46 pm. WOODLAND UNITED Rev. Einar Unaeth. Paator Heading room open WcdneaIce atom m* lai in lhe church BRETHREN CHURCH "Your Friendly. Chrtst-cmtcred Church" Bunday school. 10 am. Friday. June 35. 8 pm. Vaca­ Naming worship. 11 am. Morning worahlp, 11 am. CHURCH tion Bible School program Former Freeport High School Sunday, June 27, Sunday Bunday achool. 10 am. School. 0 am. Martin Corners Public Invited. Worahlp, 10 am Worship .KTvlcc, 11 am ORANGEVILLE Adull It-liowahlp. 8 pm. Worship service, 10:45 am. UNITED BRETHREN IN Tixaday. June 29, Church <.Q«taiby Church CHRIST CHURCH Council. 8 pm The Utile church a-30 am. Worship. ' A Hearty Welcome Tb AIL . wmarap service. imu am. .Brnuqn: "God a Call And Man's j 16:30 am Sunday achocfl 11 am. Morning worship 8:15 Chrtatian Bodeaver 7 pm Evening worship. Wednesday, 7:30 pm. Bible EMMANUEL communion mice will be emit­ ted this Sunday. THE FURNITURE BUILDING Missionaries tor.' invara everyone to atu-nd tarci GUI. Reincrty Mra Mmgarei CARLTON CENTER Wednesday prayer meeting and METHODIST CHURCH Rev. Richard VandenBoach. Bunday school. 10:13 am. Morning worship. 9;1S am. FIRST CHURCH OF GOD 1330 N. Broadway. HasUnga CARLTON SEVENTH-DAY hcv. Geoige J- Huber, Paauir ADVENTIST CHURCH Phone 946-3195 Saturday, worship, 9:30 am. Whore a Cbrisuan Experience Sabbath school. 10:43 am. GUI Dodd*. 10 am. Sunday school. . 11 am. Morning worship. HASTINGS ASSEMBLY OF GOD CHURCH 103 E. Woodland avenue ' 7: JO pm. Wednesday prayer. 9:45 * m Sunday or-iwil 11 am. Morning worahlp. jaaufl christ or LA 1'1 ER DAY SAINTS GRACK LUTHERAN CHURCH lhe kingdom ot God. 7 pm. Wednesday service. S. jcfleraon dt Walnut 8U. Bunday. J'ine 27. Morning Wednesday, 1.JU pm. Family Sunday School. 10:JO am. Rev. K L. Schwan, Night. Adult*. Youth, Juniata worahlp. 9.30. Nursery provided. Duudll of Sunfield did a very HASTINGS CONGREGATION Vacancy Pastor OF JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES CHURCH OF THE NAZARENR 220 West Colfax Street Lord* Supper. JOI E. MarabaU Street the piano. Life" oyer WKZO-yv. I; JO am.; WOODBURY UNITED Minuter, Dale R. Harvey Watchtower Bible Study. 4:15 The young people rne< in the HMElHiUiN CHURCH tore ut Christ praying in the t.etden of GelAwmane. Mr. McQuiUsin aord Hu- Ihtmr ot the cvnwntlou fur hia topic. "My AU For Chrtoi," and among many other thought, at Church service, rained ott tor Uic Carlton Center Scvenih-day LTD AR CREEK BIBLE CHURCH IIA STI NG • BAPTIST CHURCH Rot. RtHasU Houseman. FBMcr fl. KALAMO PENTECOSTAL I Hl lit It Church Saluntay and Sunday. tbe program. After the devotional part of Mr. McQuilkln Seventh-day Adventists Hear Sunday's storm. will feature local talent for thia coming Sunday's ConronUon wa* held in Lake Andi McQuUkin of Devon. Pa.. Drive-In Service Rained Out First Time in 7 Years Barr ya. Farm .Store Dewey s Car Palace S. Hanover at Hastings City Limits M-43 at Sprague Road, Delton �I Premium Quality Produce SLOWER-PRICED THE .FRIENDLY, kFOLKS Commended for Army Service Produce No. 27 Size Oaly at Kreger Pies Te* Vahe Sts*** JUMBO DOUBLE Cantaloupe Armour. Fort Riley. Kanaets. Lt- Semrau contributed ma­ terially to the smooth and effi­ cient rcGrganlxaiton of the Bat­ talion under Uie ROAD concept. TOP VALUE STAMPS EVERY WEDNESDAY Perletle or Cardinal - GRAPES v' z gn W* reserve lire right Io lirol quanlihe*. Copyright Th* Kreger Co, 1965. vetoped complete and accurate loading plana for the battalion, aggrotalvcly revolved equipment t. 39/ Delicious *. 39/ NECTARINES Red Beauty or Biraesa Plans 39«' FU "rf“Cherries Blag m 3 bl1 FRESH DOUBLE BREASTED Mlcal sctlviUee. ship. and devotion to duty which -H. k 49/ BREASTS Peschke'i Sliced BOILED HAM PATRICK CUDAHY 3 ib 99/1 Patrick Cudahy self, the Lac Infantry Division and Fort Riley. and the United FRYERS Ing Flight School. Lt. Semrau-a application waa approved and he Sliced Bicm nt pis 6J/ Harrod's Polish or Roasted Sausage it 75/ Dorothy, and two children are TENPERAY BRAND Eckrich Chuck Steaks SBek-Y-Uaks">^»‘<59/ Wm> Va wbeU er Halt Sato Smlm Hans lb 89/ Mr. and Mn. Hanzy W. aomrau. Rl Nashville. Hia wife 1* tho former Dorothy Jamro. daughter I n^^»59/ Hrwto.'. SPORTSMAN BOLOGNA W600 Extra Gibe Steaks »•* pi» 99/ REFRESHING V Top Value Stamps Fresh Frozen Young DUCKLINGS COCA COLA with coupons below & 8ih week coupons from Kroger's Mailer Booklet. Faces High Court Michael P. Garner, M. 811 he appeared MEXTRATRPVALDESTAIrtl MatO-Sofl Craw Brisk 12-oz. can Grape Driik3 Graduates at Lakewood In­ cluded Mix* Rebecca Orcnshlra. * $100 10/ Welchade IMb. loaves Pleasant Valley By Mr.. BU.k EGGS QQ BathroenTlssee4'°<” cans 95/ m extra top value mtet evening. A/2C Jim Hospital In Hllnota. for a Welch's The Children's Mb*lnpa Borden's tie white H. B Church Morgan 1-qt. 14-cx. Chocolate . 1 Milk "" 3 88/ Facial Tissee 4 88/ Apple Juice M EXTRA TOP ULSESTASFI I Pull’s box ol 400 with lhe purchase ot 3-th*. or more HAMBURGH । own famfly. Mr. and 1 Kauffman are lhe Redeem al Kroger thru Sal. Ju.->* 26.1965 j Kroger Fret-Shore Frozen Cricked Wheel Bread 2' it h.,.39/ Breaded Shrla* io« 49/ PURE MICHIGAN BEET Kroger Sandwich or 2 .1« 39/ i* 59/ •* 99/ WEINER BUNS community Fresh Frozen Roestrite Beltsville Terkejts & 39/ SUGAR Spollighl EliipBRATEB MILK befov Municipal Grade "A" Medium Hl-C Fruit Punch, Orange or White Bread “■49/ R3 Haatlno. of fearing Charmtn hstaut Coffee tomia, and planned the complex motor march of Ute battalion's wheeled vehicle convey lo arid from Fort Irwin. During 'Operation Squeeze Play," Lt. Bonrau demorutrated FRESH WHOLE Fresh Fryer legs. Thighs or Canned Picnics order that lhe unit could moru efficiently participate In OfT- Tendaray Boneless Cube Steak or 8 14H-OX. cans *1 »m s* extra top value sta with the purchase ol 2 pkgs. ol anirnvusstnsEiar loosiE iiEAsta freer* Top Round Steak Country Club 2‘» pi» 59/1 CHEESE SPREAB WUH cud BATHROOM TISSUE Pineapple Grapefruit 1-ql. 14-OZ. BEL MONTE BRINK 41-88/ B............... 3'"88/ 1“ | ISM Uh. Sox. 3'-88/ BAKEB BEANS Musslemann's 14b H-oz. CHUNKY APPLESAUCE 4<«88/ IBFMg MACM0AM SUM Great Lakes “ CHARCOAL BUT SUGAR s-n. 37/ BRIQUETTS | LIMIT ONE - w.in 15 or mor* purchase (excluding beer, wine 8 tobacco) I Redeem al Kroger thru Sat, Jun* 26,1943 ' VEGETABLE SHORTENING Price Cat »1 Excise Tex Recw.ed Secret Roll nsco] Or leoRerut i« PAQUIN Dry Ills true TrrI Shu PereuReRt Rwtle Score M«lr Rrtulu im u Right Gusrt RwSorut >u Fowl's CeM Creea •a £2 Store Hours: 6 Mon. fr Tua. 9 Wed., Thurs. Fri. fr Sot. wittt Hie purchase cl 2 lbs. or rear* FIYE1 MEM LEU tr THUS Itedeeeaa* Kroger thru Sei, June 24, T945 20 £.88° "DOUBLE CUT" PRICES ON HEALTH and BEAUTY AIDS CRISCO wan*nrv*UEiTun SPECIAL LABEL “■ I CRISCO SHORTENING I a*™ 69/ DEEP MAGIC White Rafi Rilr Spray !3<>l Brylcreea RUr Rrmii* ‘1.90 s1.00 ‘1.43 49/ 79/ 79/ 60/ ‘1.49 49/ 5* EXTRA TRI VALBE ITAMni wilts lhe purchase ot e Kroger I USS SIZE COFFEE CASE kw m *«■ W. m XIM31 S Kroger Dootle Cui Puce 1.70 88/ 1.20 44/ 68/ 68/ 53/ ‘1.34 44/ Mm. Clyde Zeigler fh HaMlnga. wan* tip value nun * VanDustna Sunday vialNa*. with the purthaai oll tort (Beverage Gtoss**) iiMU sums olive* 3«JH> Endeavor Convention at laden Odeam Friday and Saturday. * Alton Sbeperd and their b. the oni MCnUWUlltlTUM Sunday. June 8th at Holland with the Wilfred Blaines and Alton Shepards. They haw to Wyoming. A OwtroJ Vanity and Alumni football squad* stand at �I* Talk is NOT Cheap in 4H THE Farmers Big Milk Drinkers Highlights Interesting that his AH training helped Idin to decide on a career in ths legal profession Many teen-agers find that well, pleaded guilty to driving oxnea frran dfMgnnt effort ap­ public speaking experience aids while hie license waa revoked plied In the All public spmking them io recreational activities when arraigned before Municipal program conduotcd by tho Cv- both In and out of AH. Sven Judge L. E. BamMX. Be waa holding an office or pnaldlng, tu dared to serve aoven days in nt a inerting te a Hute leas for­ Jail and pay a ft*------------ *“ midable. they say. after partici­ MM court coata. or pating tn a public speaking pro­ additional days in Ji ject or activity. HASTINGS BANNER FARM NEWS New 4H Judging System Draws Enthusiasm Barty Farm Calendar... Highhank RECORD SALES Pennock. Mra. Bernice Bchartand Mra. Fern HawbllU attoQd«1 lhe Farm Bureau Women.-, meeting in Hastings last Tues­ day. * Mr. and Mra. A. Penfold eulcrtalncxl fur a after gradu- Hubbard Hills FOR TOP CORN YIELDS MERCURY! GET AMMONIA ON NOW! Gill for prompt custom opplicotion, rental equipment, prices or other information. PLAMT^smith lew of competition in this pro­ gram: county, state and national. Awards are provided for tlie 15th straight year, by The Pure OH Company. They corudat ot at­ tractive medals, on engraved graduation Friday evening for Bittle Crtxk Oentrai and open house on Sunday for Douglas Bishop. * Mra Beulah Green bros. Elevators HawbllU. * Mr. and Mra. Arden ' Corklndoi of Colorado Springs. Schantz iwld open bouse for I te visiting her parents. Mr. and their daughter. Charlenes gradu-(Mro. Claud Willison. W Mrs. =!J= Snturdny evening. * Bernlta Willyard entertained ME. and Mra. Biair HawbUreand j with a surprise part? at the Kenneth spent Sunday wiUaJMr. Willyard home at Caledonia in and Mra. Oriie VanSyckle of | honor of Mra. Patricia Count's looey. ★ Mr. and Mra. Mcri birthday. A birthday cake with — — Lok* Od«»sa FOOD Ph: DR 4-7411 RECORD SAVINGS FOR YOU! ‘feeding ami grooming I of the animal: 25 percent on the mem­ bers knowledge of the project; 30 percent, for showmanship: 15 percent for the member's appear­ ance; and 15 percent on the Church with a reception fc*3»Sat- the bride's ixaue. TUy for a short honeymoon in northern Michigan. * Mr. and MTO. G. D. Westbrook from Fair Backing birthday surprise by coming to EXPERT TIRE SERVICE JIM BARR 15 luxurious reasons Mercury sales have hit an all-time high! Tire Shop ILA ROYAL Green and Jock called Sunday on Mr. and Mra. Harry Gnw ot Bellevue. At Mr. and Mrs John PICK A PRICE FROM $2799™ $3631 AND SAVE! HU SARKIHC Ever stop to think about the advantages and comfort of carefree ELECTRIC i in U HEAT? BILLION Electric Healing is noiseless—there are no qutv> Besting is bidden from view because it's supplied by wises that are embedded ia exiling plaster. or baseboard, or wall psMte. Tbetc's no need 10 fun over Electric Heating, ...SAYS FARM LOAN SERVICE IN A BIG WAY! teg i» really modem, and theses a tjp« to fit stay Today, more than 60,000 fa rm era. ranchero and part-tima farm era In M:i!gan, Wisconsin. Mtanaaota and North Dakota arc using lh blAon dollaro ia Land Bank Loana to expand, moderaha and improve their farm trastaeeaea. Since 1017, non than a quar­ ter-million farmera have found their Land Bank tho rare credit aotuco siuayO geared to thalr actual noeds. If ycu'ro planning a farm Improvement or 4 LAUD BANK LOAN 9fYF.S YOU. «ST THE FACTS NOW .MAIL THIS COUPON Ait/lCU/iqS HwrernansX I AMT LQM^TVUt, aayjfwpT- OMOOT V Hsriing* OWics MAHLER MOTOR SALES 1320 N. Michigan Hasting! Ph. Wl 5-2479 �f Fresh Out of the Attic The Mtarers gave DMrtjr half the acreage to the suit far I “ HHS Graduate Enlists in Navy framing not pie&scd d threw that bam dump 'uiSrttJ of,lc*T twxen Roy Fuller'* liome Of tec- had apparently ot than sfr Bowne plac mewed to Grand Rapid*. where i u he could, and church authortlks. evidently did to build and maintain such By H D Burpee bought it. to Pennock Hospital. Human nature doesn't change the location of ; shabby, SMdonfc vu the homo ot W'J. ham Henrv H,rwt Haa’b. following actual occurrence will $»««». written by M. L. Cook, ns run tn the HANNER. Whrth- unpointed. one Market wore vacant. Technical Mery widely different cion. Grable needed that SUPER Wightman te a 1865 graduate of Hastings High School. ; home of Judge Cwtrtght. RIGHT Bttfc Waaliington, vu a patch of There art a ROUND STEAK Bowne, the-banker. jour scrapbook. But how many Broadway, contained only one this Stary entitled; house — usually unoccupied —a GREEN STREET IN 1843 HAD dilapidated. unpointed alawk. It ONLY 13 HOMES; DWELLING SITES OF HASTINGS' PIO­ NEER RESIDENTS ARE DE­ SCRIBED IN DETAIL other houKa Mood on. that block Haaunga village aa It was 80 tail picture of Green secret. from occupied Floyd by CENTER CUT OaakiU* SUMMER IS GETTING Henry Joncw family, corner of There were then only thirteen houso standing on both aldus of that thoroughfare west of Church street. There are «ghly- from fur thirty-two yxura alter our family mured liero from Prairie­ ville. I started in tho village whools tn September, 1843, 1 Henry, William and J. 6. Goodwalked that atreet, each way, twice a day until I graduated. Dunning. there- were no bousen tlx- houses looked al that Unw. between his home and Market FINE GIFTS for PLAID STAMPS! a: a i a: m a ia i ■ JANE PARKER 8 INCH Ing Green. Market to Washinglera. both teachers. lived on the I mention thia u> show that I iuid the opportunity to know Green Mrre-i Uiorouglily war. of Eplinam Paraon’a family. There lo-ople. whose only touch with comer. Green and Washington. On the next block on the stage from Battle Creek. Our first home waa Jinx went south hide of Green. Wiwhlng- stately homra of William Hay­ ford and Captain Israel S. Geer l’/1-LBS. DIUOOUS WITH CHERRY PIE 39* Vi St Marvel Vanilla Ice Cream of our house U> Roy Fuller's 49c JANE PARKER Cracked Wheat Bread dwelling of Jamen Dunning. He 2 39c 14-02 PKG. OF 9 nn 07C M BOTTOM BOUND SUPER RIGHT BEEF, RUMP OR ROTISSERIE Caramel Pecan Rolls LB. Rolled Roast 89c Polish Sausage S' u. 59c Pork liver BONELESS, READY TO EAT. OSCAR MAYER, FANCY Conned Hams 6 ‘4.69 can Veal Steaks Beef Liver rfc- 89t CAP'N JOHN S (LB. 49d Fish Sticks l1Xi «o. 89c c 39c 3 K‘1.00 FROZEN, FULLY COOKED SLICED Sliced Bacon * O. 29c SLICED Sliced Bacon JIFFY, FROZEN, BREADED King Crab Legs U. 99c Whitefish CLEANED, FRESH LB. 69c SUPER RIGHT, FANCY QUALITY JANE PARKER tending from the Oweezey farm to Green Street. Hi* land front- of Mason Allen and family, at e ROUND BONE no. 79c land eronding to then known aa "Dunnlni Sweet, Juicy, Size 36 there wood* fairly alive with p.<Awnger pigeons, in the Spring Tinkler houre to the west jlmit of the three lota, where it stands Green, Broadway to Church tlioughl they could become ex- 1 tinct M they have.------merchant, fronting On the next block rest of ua, iuirdwarv 1 Btrret. Alvin Balk-y’a Market to Washington. were Green ' was at the conur of only two houses. Harvey Sheldon. home 1 Broadway and Walnut, but he grandfather of Henry Sheldon. the Wightman pi Tirrv J Ur X liTY JMLlJk CAT V Deliciu CAKE MIXES Cantaloupe 3 $100 Sugar Wafers FROSTING MIXES BROWNIE MIX rw-. 8-ox., HONEY MUFFIN MIX 8-ax. 8 99c 3 spo Delton, Mkhigss the roving cows of the village from molesting their garden* or shrubbery. Usually board ferwea separated lota from each other. EXCELLENT FOR ROASTING Sweet Corn 5 ulu 39c Wat ot the Dunning farm. on U.S. NO. 1, CALIFORNIA. LONG WHITE The land wa* cleared, on that Land town line. West of tho Kellar Slant home, Dr. Upjohn owned the twenty 10 £ ‘1.19 Potatoes LARGE, RED RIPE Watermelons U 99c Frozen Fresh, Fully Baked! FARMERS If you sre considering the conilruciion of a milking parlor check theic important feature* when you me PINNOCft Concreto Producti. 1 1 ] 1 • Pennock's Insulating Blocks I | • Steel Doors 1 • Protected Paints : ALL SUTTER POUND CAKE Wonderfoil Bonesse Shampoo Medallion Dog Food Luncheon Meat Buttermilk Charcoal Lighter Fluid Paper Plates ALUMINUM FOIL (2S-H. ROLLS, 2 fur 49c) AU MEAT, BEEF OR HORSEMEAT SCMIHI SUHHTMOOR MIDIUM, GRADE A «“59‘ "OF "<£ 49* *1.00 at. ent 17' 29* 99* *1.00 DID YOU KNOW P Has Reduced Over 200 Health & Beauty Aids! COMTAKI. .. SAVt AT AAAI for 2 SAVE 16c STOCK YOUft FUUU Owe 49* W, — AAFS OWN SPECIAL dhii SUPtR RIGHT Fresh Eggs 59* 2S-FT. BOLL. 49g BONDWARE. 9 INCH A aitken textured butter rich golden batter baked to per­ fection with all the natural goodness of AA93 Moro creamery butter flavor. ’£• HEAVY DUTT 11" M Rinso Blue Rlaso Blue 10c OFF LABEL Ms. OFF LABEL Silver Dust Vo?2- 83c Prices in this ad effective thru Saturday, June . 16 �r Going or Coming We Offer You in Barry County and the HASTINGS AREA: HASTINGS shop in Local folks who are leaving for parts unknown and tourists who are our Summer guests in this area will find that their vacation is greatly enhanced by the hundreds of vacation items to be had in Hastings stores. MON If you are planning your vacation and your needs are many, you will be ahead and happier if you obtain everything you can here., before you leave. When you have to shop hastily while on the road, or if you stay in an area without a large, central shopping area, you may find you have to^go without some things that you need. Or, the selections may be limited and the prices incompatible with your vaca- cation budget. Yes, you'll have more time to enjoy your time away from home if you are well supplied when you leave. A TO OUR MANY VACATION GUESTS we say Welcome to Hastings . . . Barry County's largest and most nt • complete shopping center. We have been hosts to vacationers for many years and you will find that we are prepared to supply your every need. Selections are outstanding and the prices are exactly the same as they are the year 'round for our own fine people whom we serve everyday. SHOP HERE! YOU'LL SAVE MORE! A Message from lhe Listed Civic Minded Firms in Cooperation with lhe HASTINGS AREA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE * • Frandsen Insurance Einar Frandsen C.L.U. Parker’s Bar Electric Motor Service Hastings Cut Rate Shoo Store Al Steury. Prop. For the Entire Family Bea's Music Box Organ & Piano Studio The Sherwood Agency And Restaurant The Copper Lantern The Fine Way oLEat ing • Winicks Clothing for the Family National Bank of Hastings Slate at Jeffarson > Fisher-Hengesboch, Inc. Beverwyk's Color Center Goodyear Brothers Ford Sale* and Service Color A* You Like It John Deere Farm Implement* St. Martin Floral Barry County Lumber Co. Stowell Building Service General Contractors Larke Buick-Chevrolet Clevelands’ Men's & Boys' Sale* b Service Reahm Motor Sales Pontiac - Oldsmobile - Cadi^K Gardner's Pharmacy Bender Gravel Co. Barry Cleaners Barry's Farm Storo Expendable Prescriptions Washed Sand and Gravel Parking at the Door Chrysler - Plymouth - Valiant The Bonnet & Gown ^8 Bun MePhorlin's Men's Wear Al Signs Tiro Service 2J5 S. Jaifanon Si. • Wl 5-5170 Flower* by Chip & Irene One Stop Service The Strand Theatre The Showplace of Barry County Hastings Floor Covering Quality Materials - Guaranteed Workmanship E. L Carpenter Hardware Hostings Point & Wallpaoer Complete Saddlery Department 107 E State St. Mary’s Beauty Shop Hair Shaping. Styling fr Permanent Waving The Hastings Bowl 18 Automatic Bowling Lanes City Food & Beverage The Superette Open 9 A M. to 11 P.M. Daily Hastings Grain & Bean Co. Master Mix Feeds Jacobs’ Prescription Pharmacy Butting's Your Recall Store Appliances—TV & HI Fl Central Radio fr TV Jerry Andrus Lincoln & Mercury Insurance Agency Hastings Hotel For Your Dining Pleasure Gilmore Jewelry Miller’s Dairy Storo Ironside Monument Works 102 E. State Ice Cream Specialties & Luncheons Artistic Design in Marble and Granite Barry County Ready Mix Footwear for the Family . Credit Bureau of Barry County 118 S. Jefferson On Your Staff But Not On Your Payroll Cemumsn Peyer Co. Parmelee's Serves HastlAgs Laches' & Children's Wear Local Finance Corp. f Department Store * Mittot Jewelers bpert Watch and Jewelry Rcpek Mahler Motor Sales Burkey Seles & Service Eckordt Auto Seles Complete Radiator & Auto Clan Service Jeep Vehicles & Apache Trailers Coporalion Berth Studio Colemon Agency Hastings Motor Sales 'Portrait & Commercial Photography Insurance—Bond* of All Types Dodge Sale* & Service Hoon Standard Service N. Broadway at State Petrick C. Hodges W. J. McAllister Dependable Jeweler Sinclair Petroleum Product* Deles Beko Shop Schoder's Office Suppfy Lupo Pharmacy Fresh and Defciou* Baked Foods For Buslnets, Home & School Walgreen Agency The Fuller Agency. Inc. Hastings City Bank One Stop Insurance Sendee 150 W. Court*. Service by Howard Trumbull Montgomery Word & Co. The J. C. Penney Co. • Hasting* Area Propertie* V. ‘ Hostings Cleaners Phone Wl 5’403 I---Free Pick-Up &'Ddi^ Leonard-Osgood Funeral Home * •' Farm Bureau Services e Seed Fertiliser A Local Family Service Feed Ben Franklin Store Felpausch Food Center Fine Foods • Meets • Produce 102 W. State at Jefferson • < . WelldorH Furniture Finest Quality . . Clothing & Footwear Building Supplies Wayne's Shoe Store Kaechelcs Inc. Cooling • Plumbing Heating a Home of Pendleton Woolen* Earl R. Boyes Real Eitate^k East Side Lumber Co. Open 9 A M to 11 P.M. Daily , Alma M. Fmjleton For Insurance � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/492/HastingsBanner_1965-07-01.pdf 7aeb54c25c56a44dbb3715a9e3cdb7e3 PDF Text Text e I T The Hastings Banner HASTI^S MICHim Halting*. Michigan, Thursday, July 1, 1965 One Hundred and Tenth Year h Was HM Fault’ I* Hollow Phrase If You Ara Dead NUMBER II Section One—Page* 1 to 6 Council Cancels Husted’s Lease Of City Airport Ontuiimous Action Effective Noir llastinfts Sidewalk Sale Given Official Blessing: Study Parking BPONSOR BLIND GENIUS—The Mkhlj.n Optometric Aswsel- ' ......... ,uv uvui , Association to Gordon Ironside. presMenl of the Hastings KIwan is Illun in) thr picture Include Brian Sbetterly. Roberta Birke, Residents Poised To Observe 189th State Lands International Trailer Meet 4 Celebration Hastings Man's ‘Let Freedom Ring5 Bells to EDITORIALS ■ s '* r Bid Accepted Sound; Independence Weekend For 1966 Rally lhe left Mary Anne Ferguson 'practically hidden Inside the pumpkini and David Barnett portrayed Mr. and Mrs. Peter (hroughoul the wook with special even la each Friday. Tourna*ade available through your United Community Fund con tri- HOLIDAY MONDAY with Julv t romiog on s Robert P. Husted, manager of the Hastings airport rince July I. 1961, has been notified that his lease as manager of the Hastings airfield is terminated a* of this Thursday, July !. His contract was for 10 years, with cancellation clauses. The City Council Monday night unanimously approved the action and Mayor Franklin C. Beckwilh signed the formal letter informing Husted of the'------------------- ■ ■' declvlun . The decision culminated weeks of dlcuMion snd on June 14 Mayor Beckwith inf armed the Council that he had requested Husted's resignation because of failure to provide adequate serv­ Ices. After the formal Council session that night. Mayor Bockwith and aldermen met with I Hus ted as Committee of the Whole. action was Indicated in a letter from Atty. Garrett J. Trot! Troll. Lilly. — ------ ■------ ——— aj ——----------। retained tjy Hasted rtaardlng Mich Iran »H1 the n>« -r.i be hoot for M>r hl» ronin contract with the City of Burry Cbunty is facing a prob- span: several month* considering_ --- j .— ------ -- _ ,— ; — -— --------- ■* international Rally of the Wally. Hastings, letn by no means new to the rural l various phases at the problem. U ■ w Beam Club. — Inc, in ■ .m. Caravan w.MM, , ... -j- have talked with your City Hastings and Barry County residents are poised to enjoy community* of Michigan - The j the one beat suited to the needs 1900. William Schllhaneek of Attorney 'Paul Siegel' and adtheir second extended weekend of lhe aeaaun. With July 4th Haaungs. president of the Michl- i vised him that as soon as we coming on Sunday, nearly rver>'onc will celebrate the anniver­ gan JJnlt ^of the Wally Byam have reviewed the file we will sary of the adoption of the Declaration of Independence on Caravan Club, Informed The make arrangements to discus* Many other Michigan communi­ Banner Wednesday. mends of pnwent day govemmant. this matter further with you.” Monday, which is a legal holiday. ties faced with a similar problem. pandeni* are urged tu mi limit The decision to hold"next vest's Atty. TrofTs letter to Mayor Mori shops, with the excepiion of ikeleton crew* and in InternaUonal Rally In Michigan. Beckwith stated. _____ i } There are two solution*. some cases special departments required to meet priHluction ’ for publication on July «. Mayor Beckwith'* letter in­ tills solution—The purchase of land ■chedules, will be closed cm Mon­ In Laramie. Wyo forming Husteil that his lease day. The E. W Bliss Company's ■ ent Courthouse Square os long a* located away from comparaUvely was terminated cited five reasons Immediately following the Wy­ plant here will close Monday high-priced residential areas and oming convention, a committee for the action: through Friday of next week Is to be in Michigan to select the I else find a solution! Fsnally gatherings, picnics. maintenance of the field and most desirable site i Plan an orderly method for ex- county facilities where there la runways, tn accordance with p.iravrapli 3. ■ pending present and future needs plenty of building apace, ample 2. For failure to maintain serv­ (by acquiring ample apace within parking space and room tor future ices required In paragraph 3. and . the corporate limits of the county growth. also for failure to comply with Schllhaneek ' Buch oommuntUa* report that the significance of this holiday. airport regulation* for City. State Damaae estimated al *10000 ” P™™' P"*enr neeas wrote. and Federal Government* as re­ we* caused bv a fire Tuesday , -‘nd *1*0* tar furtlicr Additions in there la no disadvantage in having The Schilhanecloi arrived in' qulred in paragraph 5 July 4th—which began in 1903— night which destroyed a Jarre the year* ahead. the jail located away from the Laramie Thursday. June 24. af­ 1. For failure to maintain will be heard here when bells re<.­ bam. ahed«. grain h»v and ton's courthouse area. Why should there ter a “wonderful week's trip.” , gasoline service in accordance sound tn sponsored the "Let Freedom Ring" ^Xts t»4 owned by athe Leslie rtnnklm. Cnnkllns. R4 । _ . .UUer courtf' program by the MichlmlteSuthT^ “mfie with paragraph 0. be? With good road* and automo­ Hastlne*. s ml'e south and a mile ‘“n J?4, throu«h the 11M‘. mat «? Dowllnc. According to I ; unanlmoua decision of a CUI­ bile transport, a mile or so mean* International met at 1 pm Sat­ urday. June 2fi. al the fieldhouse . tings hi-y Clubs । nn, Chlcf Tudor. | am* Committee whose members < Please turn to Page 4. this Bee.) of the University of Wyoming 5. For failure to carry insur­ ^t exactly 1 pm. on July 4tii and each president of the state ance as required In paragraph 14. 4honu of church bell* Is to. units was oresent -At this meeting." Schllhaneek ring for four minutes tn solemn Hasting* and Delton firemen i lr|bute to the NqUon's founder* of presenting the many Invita­ Aeronautlcs for • 30-day exten­ nm-Lm.iinti battled the blase until early tion* I had received for the In- sion on pulling the airport's li­ In a tft:!:! — Two week* ago Director ternatlonal Rally to be held tn cense. Mayor Franklin anklln C. Beckwith de-, ini , local firemen were alarmed at, Michigan In i960 Throe invita- James D Ramsey had informed dared-__ the Council that many violations WHEREAK. July 4. 1965 will ' 8•» P™ bf.M ._ 1 ” four age groups—those of airfield requirements had been lecogntae the t89th anniversary Destroyed was • 30 by 60foot ' ------,.F -..j. .... of the State, Including one from REV. JOHN JQLDERHMA noted and that, unless they were at American Independence when bam. a shed 18 by 60. a milk , tliey will not quite be the coveted The International Rally could corrected by July 1. It will be There were 130 youngster* who 50 freedom loving men penned , house 10 by 24. a tractor *hed 12 ; Ri><d motals bring from 3.000 to 4.000 traders necessary to reduce the status of democracy's greatest manifesto, by 18 and a granary 20 by TO. a the facility from a licensed air­ and about 10.000 people to Michi ­ the Declaration of Independence, i milk cooler, milking machine, rade Friday afternoon, marching port to a limited use field. and | quantities of oats. corn, straw ------------- --------------through the business district led gan for about three weeks. SchllWHEREAS. All clUaens and and chopped hay. a hay blower Fhat Ward Park bv Youth Council's Summer Bond haneck had reported Communi­ ties such a* Hastings should government bodies are urged to — — article* ——us «. and* — oUter benefit when smaller caravans ring the belts in our community for four minutes at 1:00 pm. » x-, j guson and David Barnett. Tries** are formed after the Interna­ I Events will include the hammer Alchen. Polly Keeler. Terry and tional. The appearance of the (Eastern Standard Time' Ofill'ncf I nwtlptOIl July 4th as a solemn tribute to,। 1 ”31 VXtSUClUIl throw (with a softball), shot put Cheryl Day and Rosemary Keeler. rally In Michigan could bring Members at the Hasting* trailer visitor* to the Hastings country's-------------founder*— and as a g\pp • 1 | ।with a ping pong ball', discus MethodUt Parish have a new our ------------------area during June, July and --------, llttipinl Ihpc* 4 , <wlth a paper pUte>, Javelin (with mlnUter. the Rev. John Joldera-1 ---------------rededication----------to our— national un)ty and our undying devotion to ' xravo, I a straw, standing broad Jump and Smith. Doug Freeland Carl Miller. August. Under that taue, Husted, who 1 1 » 25-yard dash William Nethery. associate pastor i our country and what It stands rj, Yolanda Berry. Lanett*. Laura and came from Battle Creek, in Ueu of the Pint Methodist Church, Dennis Sherk. Nadene Lowe, John '“wSIeas. Thu ben-ringing! with the pastor, the Rev. George operator. The City agreed to Hainoa. Brenda Smith, Michelle celebration of lhe Fourth of July Punerai arrveira for Edbert »< wn wan |*| • r-t Elliott. maintain tn satisfactory condi­ Siwtteriv. Jo Ellen Miller. Marcus will be reminiscent of the joyous <H,nie) Lathrop. 43. Nashville, j It U' KIlSS t tion the building except for damand Paul Ferguson. Randy ShetRev. Joldenm* has charge of sounds that greeted the first an-iwh-dted Monttav. June M. avthe . " 1,4133 the MethodUt CnurefiB al wel­ of the Declaration of [ jnith Nursing Home to Char-I pt • Or An . llgence. The Interior of the home and 8am and Mitchell VanHouten come Corner*. Martin Corners niversary Independence at Philadelphia in <efc «, be held thU Wed- I.1V££ XllHI if) the parton of the Pint Metho­ and Quimby, and will work with 1777. and nrsdav at 2 nm at the V~rt VF1’VO J,UU dist Church, 209 W Oreen. Has­ by Husted. Ute youth of the First Methodist WHEREAS. The Declaration of Funeral Home at Nashville with ' fb ll*' < •! tings. on Bunday. July 11. from The City also agreed to furnish Church, too Independence embodies our pro­ Rev. Msx Gladding nfileiatlng I 2 to 4 pm. celebrating the 50th the equipment to maintain the suss*a us j ven and great American princi­ and burial In Barryville Cemewedding anniversary of Mr. and ples and represents the bedrock tery President of Hie Hastings Pub- Susan Andrews won the municipal Mr*. Robert Dryer. Ail frienda equipment far snow removal .ili. Please See MORE ABOUT: Mr. Lathron had been in \llc Library board, Mrs. Richard nok-hockey championships. Dave and relatives are cordially In­ Charch al Hartford. Coon, snow removal and all work and of the Flrat Word Park defeated vited. while he was attending the maintenance of the field and following rargary and five weeks E W BUss Company has given Barry Havens of Northeastern and Hartford Seminary Foundation. runway*. Broadway Coin Cleaning will at the nursing home prior to I th* Library 1500 DO Following is his death. I letter which accompanied the ,clumptonship. Bob had defeated be closed during the month of 1/1 talning the new runway lights Mike Martin of Southeastern to July. He lisd served nine years on j and Mn Garry Joldersma He Husted agreed to maintain field was graduated from Holland D'-flpn Of UfO reach the finals. mechanic servlet. Instruction Blair's Farm A Garden Rev. Fay Wing of Woodland and and was an active member of the ।m, ...... Christian High School in 1900 Beginning July 3 Blair's Farm service, charter service, freight Barryville MethodUt Church ' ,, , . „ .• । the Hastings Community, would A Garden Supplies. 231 W. State, service and ground school service College in 1964 He was bom Jan. 22. !8«2. to Mke l0 prMent lhe attached check Sunday. July 4. to celebrate their Morgan, the son of Henry and fOr jsoooo to the Hasting* Pub- Cathy Young of Northeastern in will be closed Saturday after­ or a —complete airport opera­ 7/3 tion ~ K?.h birthdays. Their birthdays are Enuna < Burgees l Lathron Orri]^ Library the finals Cathy had nipped Kathy noons. really op July 10. Both are in good Jan. 1. 1908, he married Rhods I A K(xxl library program I* cer- Martin of Southeastern to get into of divinity Michigan Ave Coffee Shop will Rev. Jok who i» living health and have gardens. Rev Fay Ann Boon In Hasting* Township. | utoly an asset to a communltv. the title match. be closed from Friday. July 3. I Attendance at the ntavgronnd In addition to hi* wife, he is and the Bit** Company sppreclChurch In Wayland on Aug 15 lias been down slightly from last pm. until Monday. July 12. 6 lleaae See MORE ABOUT: ' and at the Cascade Christian survivrd by lap atom. Hubert of ■ktes lhe opportunity to be part Nashville and Perris of Lake of the program. Earl and Lillian Spencer VI . ., CITY COUNCIL. Page L of the Holland Sentinel. Odessa: a daughter. Mrs Ken-1 — -_ Sincerely. neth (Dorothy* Kelsey of Has-1 E W BUSS COMPANY irnunds. plus the 303 playing baseUngs: 13 grandchildren; four H W Cloud. ■ dimming at the “T” great grandchildren Division Manager Algonouln Lake To be Fun, If You're Careful | | lit VrtlllSCb SI 0,000 Damage On Conklin Farm DERALD H. KRAFT Hastings Man Bliss Executive Engineer named executive engineer for the Bliss Company. according to an prandcsu of the 'Olympic Games ’ Coming To Hastings Friday Methodist Parish Churches Have New Minister Kites Wednesday . Ken Ottoseru to Mark Jubilee rUDllC LlDraFV Ing technical selling a salata nor on any major project*. malntainport the division's reputation for technical excellence Hr has been with the company az a designer and subsequently project end- development and Ohio, Division native of A Canton. Kraft 89th Birthdays in mechanical n Indiana Tnrtltuto of\3Whnologv. Fort Wanve. Ind. and is a registered nrofewatonal engineer Of Ohio. ! wings in the U. B.’Army AU Corp* and Ensign Donald C. Springer hUgoiden wlngsin the Navy Air Corp* The farotiwrs are graduates of DHton Htfh. 'ticSpringer, «<u of of. Mr. and Un, Harold Ctov«dale. M Yean Ago Hast Inga merchants al the P"rT1'c Heart Medal. hunting Tim is Promote HHS Grad In State Police •nils Thursday the bus to take Contain V. Walter Caukfn was annotated from heutenani in the Michigan State Police »nd name-! commander of 'he Scu’h East Michigan State Police with head- p in. stopping at the Park 10 min­ is married to the former Mark*ret Neat Tuesday the first load will from Southeastern at 1 pm, with »rops at lhe park at 1:10 and 110. The playground program will not opmate Monday because of the holiday. and Is a graduate of Hastings High School FARMERS DEADLINE NEW POSTAL 8KRVHE TAKING LIFESAVING COURSE —Dr. W. A. Buehler, Hastings j rear* Ago j*?0*- Included in the program Hutinea new Afi-port. is now will be-yodeling numbers by graphed during a tliw aeuion were Dennis Craig carrying Dave Miller in the foreground, al lhe left Milch Miller cerriee Greg Cntabaw and on the right Robert Teeadale te earning Jeff Miller. Twenty-six have signed the Iklpant tacUgikto . BACKWARD GLANCES. working YMCA camp Including the Pint Ward. Park tabout I 10. The ' liaison officer for all offshore operation*. He will work through High School and later studied bits <>jyesterday". as gleanedfrom tlx Banner files ... Working through the offtae of Hie International Division. Kraft Tirins to Observe backward glances Todav is the final day that the City of HaMlnga wiU operate under lhe charter that ha* been to effect since 1WH At midnight i>» by newvolSTJoc rbarter recent{Tl^roved into durt lines of the division, in­ clude pruws. can-making ma­ chinery and related aquipmsnL �B~n> RAFTING H BANNUl Hrs. Hecker Now More Aboutlead of Custer 4th of July ob Corps Center Mrs. Ida Kinne Succumbs on Monday Night Many area rtaidents are atehing with tntere*t the rlopment of the Custer Job :orps Center for Men which de- it tie Creek. Kinne. Ml. 320 E. Tliom Street. Waukasoo, is suparvltlng the Atting up of the library or learning Materials Center." Mrs. Hecker, who served four ears at librarian of the William Wallace School-Public Library dorff-Sponable Funeral Home The Rev. Willard H Curtis is to officiate with burial In River- happier SUN DAYS ARE REALLY FUN DAYS WHEN YOU SHOP YOUR NEAREST Her husband. Bert, died In 1956. Mrs Kinne is survived by cave daughter. Mrs Krcwste Koepling- CORNISH HENS S/9 cr and Ray Koeplingtr of Ha*Unga. and four great grande till- Births at Pennock 39‘ #ducks @beef s 49‘ BONELESS BRISKET W Ar Corneil Beef 79 FAMILIES shop at lie Woodraw Junior High Llrary in the Battle Creek Lake­ lew system. Tuesday she said about 50 boys 01' -Fashion * * * * FOOD CENTER - SWIFT'S PREMIUM SKINLESSM FRANKS SMOKED PICNICS 59S ECKRICH 79 SMORGAS PACK Durfee Dy Mrs. John Hook were home during lb FRYERS Mrs. Robert Foster were Sunday Mrs Wm. Ijeid. * Mr. and Mrs Roger Davis and family were Bunday dinner gueate of Mr. Uy were Father's Day dinner Laubaugh * Mr. anil Mrs. John Hook were Sunday dinner gurr.u of Mrs Eva Ftax.aadtchMdrrn. Janice Davis w-te Iiin4'‘fcr the ‘ weekend a.Mr. James Wilcox of Wood School Road and tojr bert Noah warn Thursday RUata' 39? U.S.D.A. INSPECTED, GRADE A' WHOLE FRYING CHICKENS WHOLE FRYING THICKEN LEGS FRYER BREASTS WITH RIBS SPARTAN HOTDOG OR riowara vncnry or.-vnar lotte spent the weekend atTiomc a 29‘ HAMBURG BUNS ■e HAROLD The Glorious Fourth ... The Holiday of Freedom America'* struggle for free­ dom and their victory from tyranny and oppression will be celebrated in live United States of America Sunday. July 4 th. Actually, the public will make Monday. July 5th. people will enjoy the holiday fathers had in mind when the revolution wa* being fought. The day in HasrixiKS will be climaxed, as always, with a gtgantic and beauti­ ful fireworks disptay from the Hills of Hastings Coun-. Invited to drive into the arm and your family will enjey the day and make it n safe CAKE MIXES JI General Mills Cereal 814 to I 4 SHORTENING . . . Vr-Gal SWIFTNING CAMPBHL3_____________ f" f 2^X3 WITH COUPON AT BOTTOM.. 28® TREESWEET FRESH-FROZEN LEMONADE 6-OZ, CAN PET-RITZ FROZEN. 14'/2-OZ. CREAM PIES or Watch your mail for our big, new, B [country lane — — — I ICE CREAM LVMHUC COMPANY, 111 BAST RAILROAD STREET. With This Coupon and a $5. or Moro Food Order Thru Sat.. July'3, 1965 Ml solid With This Coupon and a $5. or Moro Food Order .Thru Sat.,-July 3, 1965. an i. a.iirou sr. Hi. Wl 5-2423 Kiddies Entering • School to Have I Tuberculin Tests Whole Ac Q STAINLESS TABLEWARE AT .. yiF AU children entering school tn : Michigan now must have a tuber- j eulln test, as v.ell as the previously required ImmunlxaUai*. Dr. B. P. PLUS ...100 FREE STAMPS WITH PUR­ CHASE 3-LBS. ALL-BEEF □ounty Health Department. is re­ minding all parents HAMBURG. U8 BUTTERA 89 4Sq 1-lb. solidZH 79‘ airaicai A»«uwancc In ltw| A<td ln Apri| teal U5 BELOW BELOW HAPPIER FAMILIES • % s- KODAK KODAK WP — LutunatuDTl4 Movi* Camera Instant loading— electric-eye exposure! ■ ■ shop at 'fooo AJfj center Ci±L,',’1r'uJ,<"’ ,UpW,' Or,"d L'd»*Htrne, Mtnlwll, Willi.mMon iov inr cctiukwus mraraml. «• uk uuikt vmui- ™n of u> ,udl- on tn., Mt .smtou w.i,_ r r,.,... m Uw Jnelc BIoccom Rnftnr roted *to rroiraU^l: a year ago. The 35 cort 81.17852 tn Board of the United Stetee ChamJock Blossom Better comperad with 61«UI a ber Of ooowwee.expiate uwtatar Paul R Mack. Bkwwm. 31. 3307 crntr^muXXxit.neut W «T> Mra Fisher sold one of paradox where “nearly fwmllUun Morgan tteul Na^vUie. who ?^ly uSTXt'u a4 ■ in daaifkaUon. * ed Improving this Wednesday tn Blodgett Hospital in Grand Rupkl*. combing the country for skilled Attends Conference The’Welfare Department U to workersMrs Marie Carlson, a former hold its next board meeting July! The students and their fields of teacher at the Harry County 13 at the Medical Care Facility, specialization were: Donna M. on ids eve this Thursday Blox'om Special Education ' School, nt- Members are discussing putting in Caukln. Asaociate of Applied 8citended the 14th annual confer- ia new patio and a roof over a ures- ence Degree, cosmetology. OoUeglwas critically Injured when he last ence of Ute Michigan Association I mt patio, and they are also stfidy- ate Technical Division, and Roy L. for Retarded Children which was ing personnel policies. A state Hall. Associate of Applied Science ,, . „ , ,u'ld norUkvI >1'79 Thurs- held at Kalamaxoo College at meeting for area welfare Uard | Degree. Highway Technology. ColKalamaxoo last week. members is to be held July 9. legiate Technical Division. ’ Penney. VACATION VALUE DAYS ALWAYS FIRST QUALITY • ' City Council Pony Pulling at Lake Odessa in the parking area of State Street from Church to Michigan, for.the sidewalk sale July 23, but Continued from Page One but decided it would not be wise to close the street to traffic. They om"? “r special dinner In Philadelphia. .uo also decided not «> to permit free in the metered parking comln K „ include: J D. Clark, In a letter to his daughter, parking porxmg m roe mererea paix.ng , CO!n:nnn(|( „ B Howlg John Adams described the festi­ Aiderman Date Bassett sugThomas Loftus, vities: Bells rang all day. there were bonfires in the streets, and ge-.ted other councilmen study conunander; William fireworks In the evening. War­ proposals for restricting parking: chaplain; Andrew four* Matthew*, quartermaster; «.~surg­ ships in the river broke out their qn Broadway to permit a foureon. Dr. Birge C. Swift. flags and fired salutes. lane traffic flow. ,1 A captured Hessian band fur­ One problem, should parking I nished the music for the special - be oc banned oannea on N. n. Broadway. nroaaway.; dinner, served at 3 pm. in a city would result for clients going to Mlw Eva Hecox, who has txen tavern. Between elaborate toasts..' the Barry County Social Welfare Moving as register of nrobate. is a company of soldiers fired vol- 1■ Department tn the old Otty Hall, resigning her work there to as­ leys. After the dinner, the sol- ;■ If that could be solved, “no parkM1m Florence Campbell in commutder. stroll that evening. four-lane traffic permitted, it tings Credit Exchange. Stuart Clement will succeed Ml® Hecox Health Department at Pennock the whole city lighting up candles was indicated. Hospital at the regular clinic Turaat the windows I walked most Highway anglneerr, were studying I ... the traffic flow at Hanover and I Tueaday afterpoon. the dlrecthe most splendid Illumination I Oreen Street. I tore of th- Hastings National Country Fresh Ml 1 World's Fair." । A student in the Olivet Mu- ------------ ---------------hiwWiU pamclpaww CMU mn* c.™ TOWNCRAFT PIMA PRINCE UNDERWEAR Reg. 3 for 2.98 NOW 3 f« 244 Backward Glances CHASE OF A 4-PC. SETTING OF <s Card tn Grand Rapid* a blood eiinic will during the same hew Mpre About REDEEM YOUR Ulh WEEK BONUS CARD WATERMELON fcOUNTSY FRESH I BUTTER 2 bottles OF mastery over the piano, French horn and drums. Michigan hospitals which were “Not only will he be featured presented 35-year membership rec­ ognition certificates In lhe Ameri­ can Hospital Asaoctetlon at the from June 2 through Sept 4 on annual convention of the associa­ Friday, Saturday and Sunday tion held at Traverse City. dnims in the dance combo every Mother Provincial of the Detroit night except Monday "Neila professional experience Mary, and Jacques Coin in, associ- Includes appearances with lhe Palm Tree Playhouse in SuruFeather Organisation, received the 19C5 Key Awards for Meritorious Mansfield School of Theatre tn Service, Un; Highest honor Die Steamboat Springs, Colo., where Michigan Hospital Association can he also worked In a television film series with such noUblrx; Mollicr Maurita is a former ad­ as Mark Goodard and Jolin Vorministrator of Mercy Hospital at ■ mum This Spring he soloed with will be held front IS noon un­ i u2’oz' - 28‘ your home surp>ur.dnuis you in colored Hastings Alumi- CATSUP WITH COUPON COUPON WITH This is an especially good mCT as well as in i months. Add !>autj SPARTAN COUPONS (2 OF 'EM!) EACH FOR THE PUR­ 4 VARIETIES - Wheah'es, Trix, Com Flakes, Cheerio* PORK & BEANS ib. 59 ib. 69' ICE CREAM BETTY CROCKER ffiNESEEIT 33c Country Lane Omday dinad Mrs. Lloyd mu. ib. vue will remember Neil's beauti­ ful and acting ability, — voice --------------- -----r-’ in — 2 Hastings 2 Hastmgs 111(1 PH t# £,11(1 K'orria ^111(1109 More About- alvin Streeter )f Gun Lake 'ante Dies COFFEE 2 *135 Kimberly Gaylor spent Pennock Hospital Receives Award Thursday. July 1, IMS high school muriclans scheduled Mrs. Bea Fisher, director of the 'S to play their first concert Bunday Barry County Welfare Department.1 at Central Michigan University's reports that 125 ones Involving music camp. The two-Week Bum- dependent children received *18540 r O<<M4*t7« mer camp got underway June 20 during the month of April, an intwo students from Hasting 9 pm. each day of the holiday period, with special attention to Evangelical Lutheran Church at i highway sections showing bad MorahAll. i accident experience. ! He stars In "Springtime for 1 Assisting State Police will be ; Henry" which ojxms this Thurs­ ! 108 National Guard members day.. July 1. Continued from Page One ‘ who will,serve as second men on 1 two-man patrols or on point 'control The first July 4 celebration* handling fee. Calvin J. Streeter. 89.who > el ped to develop Streeter's jutdlng at Gun Lake which ts report to. the Council every sig Paradcs, fireworks, speeches, | months and an Informal report The pony pulling contest is to. iow owned by Uie Pages, died band music and general jubila- . to -the airport committee each tie held Sunday afternoon at the Won marked lhe early observ.- month. The committee was to LAke Odess.1 Fair so that more ances. the National Geographic have the right to inspect lhe people can sec Ute event. Ponies held at J pm. this Wednesday Society says. (books at any reasonable rime. On July 8. 1778. a large crowd > The financial status of lhe air- Price money goes to the first 10 of Philadelphians gathered in < field was to be reviewed at the C. Handers officiating and buri- Independence Square to listen to end of five years and any reason- IN MEMORIAM John Nixon read the Declaration ■ able adjustments were to be In memory of my dear husMr. air. awreier. Streeter, who wno maae made his nu of Independence, adopted four -made. Winter home at Winter Garden. I d*Ts before. Nixon stood on a 1 Hangar rental charges and away the fifth of June. 1963. Fla, is survived by hia wife. Platform that the American PhiHush, my dear ones, he is dying. Belle; a daughter. Mrs. Arnold 'k»ophlcal Society had erected a; ject to approval of the airport 8oon he will leave all alone, Soon he will be among lhe angels committee, | Husted was also given the right Singing praises around the re nn. two sons. Mui I and BIB transit of Veuua >f Middleville; 11 grandchildren: . Charles Biddle, pt the famous 12 great grandchildren, and a Philadelphia Biddles, said of the year period after June 1. 1971. He has gone, my dear companion. •Isler. Mrs Sarah Lewis of Mldspectable persona present?' . 3I cancelled if Halted falls to per­ Prom Uiis world of sin and care, John Ada A d a ma, m a. however, however was form under It* conditions. Bow­ He is resting up in heaven. Mr Streeter's father, William. » tad purchased the original 700- more enthuslasUc. He wrote : [ever, if the City canodB it; Hus- No sorrow can assail him there wre pine timber tract south and 'Thrre cheers rended the welkin. | ted was to have one year to He has left a dear companion a ast of Wayland in 1880 and an The battalions paraded on Ute liquidate his holdings and buai- From this world of sin and pain. r )tcn-drawn wagon traiMPortgg Common and gave us the feu nv** Also, if Husted wanted to And I hope that I may always . lomesteod — Including five - year the scarcity of powder. The bells' gated to manage and operate the rang aU day and ghnost all field for a period of>one year unild Calvin. released from this obligation. The resort businegg began to nlght." At the request of the Hastings levelop with a holiday ctlebra- Congress Adjourned ion on July 4. 1884, and tn 1887 i hotel was erected, when Calvin SPARTAN DOUBLE-BREASTED or 4-LEGGED S.S.lS'^Herein April Arbor Theatre tor Sheriff Mert H. Campbell 18 and 21 and come from and PoUee Chief Rkhard Sunnany areas of lhe Nation. By November there are to be extremely careful In avoiding .500 boys at the Center John Bonim. 39. of California, irector of lhe Center, has been They point out that there were clcomed to the Ft. Custer in- 297 persons killed in Summer tallallon by Third District Con- weekend traffic accidents in rrssman Paul H. Todd. Jr, <D- Michigan last year, an average of iich.1 and was Impressed with 212 deaths for the fourteen M*s facilities. hour periods covered In a special Congressman Todd who spent study by the State Police. athurdy p in. touring tlu- CmThe worst weekend period, not • r and speaking ulth members only for the Summer but for all if the Center's staff, including }lrector Borum, sent the follow- 3 to midnite July 5 with 43 ng telegram to the Center on deaths. he occasion of its opening. Special Slate Poljce highway "Congratulations to all in­ patrols will ba operated over the volved in opening of Port Cus­ coming weekend, starring al noon ter Job Corps Training Camp. Friday continuing until midnight I wish you continued success in this important work, which . Police uniform officers are is meeting a vital need to edu- |'I Slate cancelled and there-will be rnaxicate our young men" mum patrol coverage from 3 to 3 HHS Musicians 125 Dependent i At 9°"IP^. Children ’s Cases 'Children ’s Cases NO VACATION! flee In Washington. D. C.. Tuesday notified The Banner that lhe Rural EJectrifieaUon Administration tiad ■ received a grant from the Depart­ One of the tnaubera of the foundation of our nation and our ment of' Agriculture of M.W8AX1 19«5 Holly Arbor Resident Actor's people for improvement of electrical serv- Company । is Nell Brandt, the NOW. THEREFORE. I. Frank- ice tn Western Michigan. len C. Beckwith, Mayor of the Brandt, R1 Dowling. City of Hastings, in cooperation with lhe Hl-Y Clubs of the State Electric Cooperative of Big Rkplds lhe construction of B 20,500 Young Men's Christian Associ­ ation. do hereby proclaim Juiy kilowatt steam gas turbine gener­ ating unit, construction of 135 miles LET FREEDOM RING DAY and encourage everyone to ring and seven new substations with a lhe bells and reaffirm our deep ty Advance, is a man whose and unwavering belief In our ''many splendored talent.will be rich American heritage and prin­ be near Masting, and the other* restaurant at Huron Bruch tlu» ciples. at Hesperia, Crawford, Fountain. Given under my hand and seal Eden. Allendale and Plains Junc ­ this 2fith day of June, 1946. "Thom who .saw Oliver's funtion. illi-d revue, "Out Of It." lost (SEAL) Franklin c. Beckwith SMALL LEAN MEATY TENDER To Bolster REA Dowling Actor In West Michigan Stars at Holly moikolly. Battsrter drive your were dark, but lhe lights were very universal." The dark houses presumably belonged to royalists. Later in the evening some unlighted win­ dows were broken by patriots in 1788, Philadelphia again celebrated the Fourth and also lhe recent ratification of the Constitution with a three-hour parade. A carriage in the shape of an eagle carried the Constitu­ tion. which was framed and fixed on a staff crowned with a liberty primarily' partisan celebration. The party In power regularly ex­ cluded Its opponents from the festivttlea. In 1800. two Phila­ delphia schoolmasters, staunch Federalists, stalked out of a Fourth of July exercise when a pupil InsUted on reading the Declaration o f Independence. That seditious document was too closely associated with Thomas Jefferson, a Republican (Demo­ crat). Many cltlxenx were reluctant to take part in Fourth of July ceremonies dominated by what one newspaper called “office seekers and demagogues." It urged the genera! public to turn out and break the pollUclkna' monopoly on July 4. The partisan spirit had subsid­ ed by 1828. The 50th anniversary of the Declaration of Independ- of Him ylth no winding. Foil f/U lens. Automoiic Typo A Ihtr. sad coincidence on July 4, 1838, $69.50 further helped knit together tlie young nation. On that day. both John Adams and Thomas JefferSfrH Green Stamp* GARDNER'S coming a problem, and parking ears may be permitted on the surfaced ice skating rink on the south side of the popular park. City Clerk Donna Kinney was instructed to contact firms which might be interested in bidding on the job of codifying the munici­ pality's ordinances. The new bud­ get Includes *4.000 for lhe pro- Il moved into the new qi Referred to committee was a request from Michigan Bell to install public telephone booths at Thirty boys left Monday for four locations on. curbs down­ town. If the City supplies the the Y.M.C-A. Ctunp at Colgrove electrical power, It would receive Point on Gun Lake known iui a IS-percent commission. The Council authorised picking Up part of the tab for the Michi­ mint, sport and dtecussioiLs and gan Week banquet. The city paid talks Out ore certain- Jo keep the campers on their trxs. The *1*0 of the *388 total coal. Approval tor the Hastings camp has been grmtl/ improved wunwy a4dll,on °f “ Country vuuu Club m to nave have uic the annum annual ' fireworks display to celebrate In- commodious kitchen- nn Lmpordependence Day on July 5 waa ltcm 10 “"X aul;l’ granted, along with permission I „ . " ' ’ for the Chamber of Commerce The Felt Boot Factory her? to fire aerial bombs on July 23 to, P** o**0 cut from it* cushelp advertise the Sidewalk Sale, tomary source of raw material. Among the bills approved was'moet of which came from Asiaone from Beckman Company of,Uc Ruasla. because of conditions Grandville for 81.001.70 for single created by the war Ln Europe seal coat* on State Road from; But by a change In -procedure Broadway to Glenwood and on of manufacture, the local conMtehlgan from State to Green. । cam has been able-to make use and one far 850438 for prime and. or stocks obtainable in t h is double seal at lhe south end of, country and production Is pn>Mlchlgan Avenue, costing 8171.72:' ceedlng as usual Taffee Drive north for 70 feet 893 52, and the south end of Congress Street, 8240.12. Eck­ mans also placed a single seal Cordon coal on 51227 square yards on Benson. Charles, Grant, Blair. Thom. MUI. Church, Boltwood, Second. Center. South. Young, INJURANCI Park. Church and East Streets costing *5378*3. Hoffman Bros, of Battle Creek received *8.49134 for work done for comfort, quality constructed! Come in now. stock up. SAVE! SAVE! MENS WALK SHORT SPECIAL! 3” Perfect summer knits' Cool combed cotton, . . . cool short sleeves Choices include oction shirts—mode for greater freedom of move­ ment. important new regatta-neck shirts, and bold striped shirts Sizes S. M. L, XL. Fabulous buy! Handsome machine washable woven cotton plaids and cotton sol­ ids in tans, willows, blues, and black. Belt-loop, or trim, adjustable-side-ttob*f ' ' 36 | model. Waist sixes 28 to • BIG, NEW ASSORTMENT JUST RECEIVED! SEA-SIDE SENSATIONS! Here’s SELECTION! Newsmoking styles, the latest fabrics, colors galore! Here's QUALITY! Fine de­ tails and inner construction, foam or boned bras, comfy cuts! TOP VALUES! A. Helonca11 top. acetate, cotton, rubber 32-38 9.98 B. Double knit Helanco nylon two pieeer. 32-38 8.98 C. Double knit Helanca nylon sheath. 32-40 10.98 oft Ironside Agency sewer and Peter J. Not*. Grand Rapids, submitted bills for side­ walk repairs, curb and gutter and other work totaling *2,969.60. HO W. Stota Dry ice is solidified carbon diWl 5-2134 new bank building to Sorenson and Grass, of Grand Rapids, who will begin construc­ tion work very soon. White con­ struction work is in progir-.v. the bank will occupy quarters tn the Pancoort buildbig directly acrosji from the Banner office, ----- men s fine short sleeve knit shirts Penney's own fine quality combed pifna cot­ ton T-shirts, A-shlrts, briefs, boxers. Full cut Hwpii.lixeilon FUm 945-9425 compare Penney's swim fashions WED., FBI. Shop Ml Q SHOP PENNEY’S IN HASTINGS CHARGE IT! �t । Hildred Hexterly at Woodland *(Mra. Leo Frey and family. T’ A Haying to lhe order <g the day LyneUe 8oya spent Uie week on local farms. -The naw mown | with her sister and frflnlly. Mr. & hay send* all It* fragrance," and and Mr* Frank Scofield of Wood1 the field* dotted with the bite* land * Mr*. Ebert Hoover enmake a picture any artist would tired Leila Hospital Bunday for rv “ I? • • i love to paint. The only drawlu. z further medical treatment * u P“lt hVta< u *> *a» follo»cd Mr. and Mr. Rudolph Soya at­ I VI KjiigJilVVi aa*^ by^fleat ^nd oat harvest. * nd tended the 33th wedding anniNine Hasting* High School A new Explorer Port organized then falling leave* and ahov'and venary of Mr. and Mr*. KelUi •OX — uw •. W. —— -—,— —, _*4.„ _—*.,U«* -----------■».>< -* -t |h-------------------e Ball home in w. |. ---------~ Lacey, ------ - student* and one ftom MtodleItaaUng* willspecialize In engi- AnoUier pastoral change tnat ’ * Mr end Mno Mrs Mrs f.uUier Luther Lenz Lenz and and ville were among the 800 Jtoun« extol* Rather. U will mean that neertag. ; *ffw-t.^nrVnm^textatht* part ■ •)aJltt attended Uie Dunn reunion people who left Uie Detroit FiriamJuniaea and Seniors L. u ~x.ni. <. n.. which wa* held In Coldwater at Metropolitan Airport on a mlsIrvini W>Hevan Meth^ Ute home of Mr*. Harold Hamll- *ton of good will and internaplanning and DO NOT want the of the Hasting* High K“ proposal of thl* *prt deeerree 8—THE HASTINGS HANNES That, too, will be the only method EDITORIAL (Continued from Pg. 1. this Bee > iltlle or nothing tUncwisc and the advwntage gained in parking and the public is Thia tort 1* Important became housing prtaunera but fa. tn addl- ahertff* dqwrunmi wtach in the thing* will have to be visited more JUF J CCIl’AffCrS Bliss Sponsors Explorer Post Co Abroad For 2 Months r or iLnifmeerinff Rotary Fellow Talks on Finlant Here Monday Colbnel Barber Assigned to 4th Army Staff montville. brother of Edward Bar- How the people of Finland UP work and entertain was the sut Ftiurth U& Array. Fort Sera Hou»- ject of an interesting rdfot given by Larry Hneden to mett ed the UH. Army Ammunition bers of the Hastings Rotar procurement and Supply Agency Club Monday noon at their regv .APSA>, Joliet. Ill He will report tor luncheon meeting at the He tel Hastings wire Ire renrel llwre ih, »,. ■ Mr ."M Mn. OonMn Irewrer, “““ wlw ha* served there the pa-d ™cl v^ t^ Mr for Underet^idtag Program, four year*, to being replace,) to Mrlle oSnn iJffand&l T‘”’ H^*" «•*»«• ’ The Fourth Army responsibilities Include the command and sujiport Rev. .Morris Borgman of Grand Bt their lake cottage on Long of all army acUvtttoa and Installa­ Rapids' Lake near Cloverdale Sunday evening. * * i*st tsunaay Mr. Mr. and ana । ThoM B°'M“ froul U»*»,*«a Ln- tion* hi tile states of Arkansas. evening La»t Sunday ^rTuttherU«ii*!SI daughtera eluded: Carolyn Bachelder. 134 engineering they will eventually drove to Allegan Park on lake * unl^eiSanv-^Le# and Louisiana. choose. Robert Helrigel to the institu­ Michigan for an outing and pic- *1’*' ”3 it’' CUI. Barber came to APSA tn tional representative and Donald nlc dinner. * The Banneld W6CS 18#0 after completing a duty tour Tredinnick to lhe chairman of By Mrs. Donald Proe/r»ck held a successful smorgiubord Uuid; M“rk Englr- R3 in Korea os logistics officer with the Post commuter. Kldine De­ Saturday evening m the MethoLln(1* «°thard. M MlddleVault. Harland Babcock and Hodlst Church social room. * Mr., vlllc- 13001 to Sweden. Kathleen A native of Vermontville, he to Mrs. Wayne Bucktahd eiter- and Mrs Leo Frey and Kathryn Ousklll, 'R4 Hasting*, and Kay SX. dtaner Halbert. R4 Creek, both to a 1832 graduate of VcniwntvllLr committee. Poet advisor is Edgar tained the Dowling Birthday X Maurer and his associate advisor Club at her home last W#dn> - cuesta of Mr. and Mr* Fred hP“ln' Jttnlce Bpringer. JM W. High School He attended the Uni­ day evening- Mrs Robert Gi- kill kuuu ui MJ. miu MJ., rreu i South. England; Carole Sweet. versity of Michigan from 1103-35 is John Ci Nelson. was co-ba*teM. * Mtss Kat hie . i 721 W. Madison. Demnark, and and is a 1839 graduate of the US triral engineering, industrial Gaskill, elder daughter of the: Congratulation* to Mr. and ETeu-n vonRels, 1402 8. Broad- Military Academy. During four years of service with and maintenance engineering, Robert Gaskills, left Detroit ■ - Mr*. Herbert Crum who are the Mir. ucb. n ■ • .— - . , - —- ine yoiuiK automation design- production. ’ iciua> iuuitun* T°un« itcvuie wiu wUI »uvuu ,Pend of her journey to Japan a- im . bo>' Junf ta two months as members of famlpurchasing and personnel. . r* exchange student for for the the sum Sum-­ --------*fkcv,*w — Uo?»pl,to? ??r —— utl lies m in ulc the various various countries. .Tou. He Az, Each phase will be under dlc “ ange student ‘ i! . ... Mr* Klmer Stanfield .... . «.. . .. .u reetton orXillMb These Will , ,?*£!ock .. Mn Elmer Patch Patch nt of Banfleld Youth Ior vndarManding ________________________ . Tlie young man will answer to alao iDoMcn of Depot M lhcActivity -Michigan North at Romulus. include Edward Freeland, Har- J ntng r -- j DMa Duans. ♦ Sot-■ rem-Age Zhtcliange,' berause it ii.in.A, Ingmlre. ning to honor Kathle. Katlile. Six tonne: ft land Baboock. Homer **Acmgs youth from Europe and Cq1 n*rt>er tlie former Lynn Perry. John Chandler. Joe ciazMnate* spent the evening ,)n'1 Square, in on area where parking and traffic to already congested, There members have chosen a where land space is limited and career in engineering and will use till* program as a means of enough room for future expansions of county facillUea. A proposal to bulk! a new Jail <m a site away from courthouse square be teudliy accessible to the public would merit overwhelming voter and not located in a congested approval. flcult to And A proposal to crowd an expanded new Jal) into courthouse square Barry County doe# ne-xt new jail should be decisively defeated. facilities, but lhe situation U not ■ir---------------- 1 Dowling 1 Camp Fire Smoke I with Eaton County, although not I r i UK MM « Mil c amp aowuuu ■ i * a* m n I Camp at Algonquin Lake. The Hubert. Max McKee. William seesXMis were divided in two. Taller, Cal Plummer. Gordon Blue H:nL from Junc 12th Dehnel and Robert Helrigel. tiirough 14th and Camp Fire rho win be paying for the from Junc uu through should be given consider!*- Jiuie 17th. Mrs. Duane MJlkr, executive Uon in deciding on the matter of By Victor Sinon location. Barry county senixi as Camp and waler front director. SKEETER* However, die supervisor* have Blue Birds counarlon taken the stand that it violates the M Helsinki. Finland. He also Iisd a Bummer acbw arshlp that permitted a restart Uxir of Europe following U close of the University of Ha sink! In June and lx now back I Michigan State University wit another wliolarship working k Hnedrn praised the Rotary International Fellowship p r < gram, urging continuation of tt project which permit* *cholgj to study abroad and to give pac pic of other nation* a peraobi Insight Into Amerlcanlam an die ways of American*. ““ the „ learn Finnish j™ language, « hf Uie language contains no futm tente. mi arUcles and huw it itt little relationship to othi languages. He dlscusaed the climate « ord., * Mr.. WMkt BJmmM »»**'• I ArrOTur M Axua *111 l» «0! ETtaSwTSS. U.M. I». Finland and the friendUnta attended Uuclta Vincent a "d, , ...................... ---European teen-agers to join „ nmghL 14 and Philip, ding Saturday evening Tlie Vm! Michigan families in more than " th-v wdi rraide al FVrt S-m of Ils people, and their hlgt I IV. *11*7 w..r *>,.■ ... eento were farmer resident- of T.flfPV : 3<R) 1 •Ann-------will regard for lhe I'nlted State*. 2iW communities communities. 'Houston after Aug 1. Aim will ' He told how the Flnnteh gm the Doh-llng area. w .Mra. l.hlu begin tier coliqje studies al MSU ernment work* to preserve ita tr Gorham to convalescing at her By Mn. Orlie VanSycUo DcltOll Mail in September. dciiendcnce drapite the pact « home following medical treat­ family will visit .I Col a~*. Barker and .......... — forced on the country by RugB ment at Pennock Hospital last Harting* and Vermontville friend* following World War II. Map week. Elaine Johnson is staling LeUer of June 34: I Uie week ot July 5. lite Edward liberate to Finland would actual I dan o! Baltic Creek , Iterte-r famdy vtoited hl» broUier be considered to the “right" < aid Swan family apent the week­ called Saturday on Mr. and Mrs (.(irrYlllH (rltllS und family In Joliet a wetki-nd ago moderate Republican* in th| end with family and friend' ta \ Vein Wclcher. « Don Welchcr ....® James H. Slocum. 38. Delton. I and aUcndvd attended a gomg-away gomg-nwuy party country, he explained. explained the Ann Arbor area. * Dowi ng and hh daughter, Jean, called on Sneden believed that the p« 4H Saddle Club member* are Mr. and Mrs. Vem Wclcher for waived examination and was ' tioiMiruig Col Umber at U»e home determine ihl* queauofi. bound over to the Sept 13 term 1 of Col. and Mrs. William Oralrlck pie of .Europe teemed to have meeting thl* afternoon with their Swadllng and Linda Cole. Father's Day. * Mr. and Mrs. THEY will do the determining of Circuit Court when arraigned al New Ix-ndx, IU warm feeling for lhe Unit# leader. Mr*. Jack Burchett • r „ Fred Hyland were-Sunday dinner and Use people will do the voUng before Municipal Judge # ' States and all want peace. Barbie and Ralph Yoder of Uie ,.-jest* ut=- v u Mr*. Or lie Tuesday -----of, Mr. „„ and ■----------» __------------------------------------. .. . ____ 1I-, Hm'I-.m! that nna nt th Barney Mill dtatrlct are ircor- ■ VonSycklc. * Mr and Mr*. KeithE H*nittt on a charge of g>», Mra Harold Cray. Mrs. Robert most impressive occurrences I ering from toiullectomte*. sirHdand, Sandra and Mr, tog anned with dangeroua weap-; M«|r I <11 Greer and Mra. Wayne Buck­ place on New Year's when -------------------------------------------------- Wmme Dunn had a* Sunday 0M1 Uli 171 U n .T «JV prohibits a rota of "NO" and that land. students from a doxen dlHei dinner guests Mr. and Mr*. Etjrl countries on the tour gaw Nunws wLo volunteered their RanfieM “Vicinity SUlckland. Mr. and Mrs Wcnunanimous "loast for peace ” time and took turn* on duty all DUHUllll V It mill acll suukUnd 4nd famny. jjr nlxancc. J At Munday's meeting Alt and Mrs Robert Glos*Ip w Mr. Deputy David Newman aald HPI f. 1* A ..a . By Mn. l-rn Frey Donald Sorby, Mrs. OnLhrll and 'Mrs. Blair Haw blitz called I Slocum had a 22 revolver to hi* .... f llClt 11*0111 AUlO man Cedric Morey received The Hartings Banner Trantham. Mra. Marlon Loftus past president'* pin. then j Sunday night on Mr and Mra. beU and u 30mm automatic pistol I ■cnled a president's pin to C Orlle Van Syckle. * Mra. Vcrn m hto haial to an argument'with: Lee A. Bacon. 18. 8418 Irving . ern e futsema who takes the gi "Wetthef will entertain the JoHy-Qary Rohm at a Delton car lot'Road. Middleville, and Wayne 1 July 1. • Cooks were: Mrs. Clay BassdU, P-nnnrv Mnxnirai n Neighbor Birthday Club June 20. on June*U>. Leroy Kidder. 18. R1 Dowling. HESS, .S™ Ke* WuM W Kn. Winwere renrenred re rem W aw. Mrs. Ralph Long and Mrs. Royal A M. OOOK.~g«ll«r 1* nlc Dunn will be the co-hostesses. ~ TI In Jail Tuesday by Municipal —, Hayes. Mr and Mrs. Jerry Roush have D . Jud*c L E Barnett when they EUSI AllddlC L&KC oxa nuMpaKh axd There were daily hand-craft entered Lake view Hospital where ’ moved here from Battle Creek PQrSOnOl lYlentlOn pleaded gullly of larceuy<rom an , „ . ,.^7 A scvnlons and many inuroaUng she underwent surgery on Tues­' .tud arc living in Uie In tag ___________________________ automobile. Hv Mrs. Bessie M. Coirnf day * Congratulations to Ml1,-. ■' Brandt house while they are .... , . .Mrs Janet Marv Bacon 17 ■»*"•*•«» Mf-evfc Chnsune and Jomra Vanda-•, M*rpi, > C*?« ”’■ »ix *,'• Marjorie Lenz, daughter of Mr building Uicir iuw home cast of «U»*CRlPTtOX and J.unra Vanda-wlfp was cd on on . ChrtoUi-.c . . ... ... . , Lee s wife, placed six Lr'ter uf June II: A since of Grand Jinx game* and Mrs Luther -Lenz, and to J.uncs Whittemore, son of Mr Buehler and family of Freeport Linder Mid their children. Steph- monllu prob«uon .nd was held and Mrs. Elmer Thompson of 'and Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Van anic and Michael, have been overnight Co »ee the probation of contort* between Uu- cabins. Phoenix. Artz , are visiting i Battle Creek, who were married ; Syckle and family of Dowling gucsta tills week of her purvntz, officer this Wednesday, Claude Braldwoodx On July offl—_ Hodprlrk T1-t. Wednesday m the Pennfteld A.<- were Sunctap dinner guests of tlie w“S '£1“^“'1 Ow mnnSlSj, dSSUIfi tires tn Michigan.. Friday. M-nfiily.ot God Church to the Mr and Mi Henry Van Syckle. thL downtown area about 12 40 anv lode atut Mr. and Mra. Joig presence of the immediate fami; , - * JeHy Buehler and Jimmy Tan ento m Grand itaplda At that; Other activities ar enurae in­ whcR Mason, with live Prxvya. vtoita cluded aervictr.. — chapel ------ ---------- , -swun-- 'a Might error. In the Woodland let's mind of iwnor while Elmer ;', Syckle arc slaying some time tunc he will start work in lus p,.rwin5 working “very hard" — -------- —----- —-------- ----- rnlng council*, fire*, dancing.. Ietter thc p.ra(:raph unde r Thcimpaun acted as best man for ' with their grandparents. Mr. and new poaition aa dran of mtn at fruuod , p]rttwuth bclouginn to Msit of Blue Lake. Mmt Hiuinu* Mot^atea T^ three county. W.daaaday. They a) Mrs. Henry Van Syckle. and fun times. daU. of June p wlw n p,lt of o,ir hl* step-son. ; The new minister al the Brigg*. t.mbcr will find them scaled in Everyone had a wonderful! West Woodland letter for that Uie ofliccr> and sta Q mt* with Mr and Mra. W* time. Camp Ftre board members date. We don't know how that amrUatl'.ryn and Cheryh- Leon­ BanfleK and Dowling Churenes Uwtr new cuiontal home which to mn . ■ 'HiiLs at Ctiartotte for nipper aa . - -------------,n . , . Tjrt., and their famlliea certainly de- | happened but we take, credit for ard spent from Thursday until is Rev. Harold Arjnan. * We .. _ Team Friends of Mr. and Mrs. serve a word of thanka for tlie the item anyhow * Mrs John Sunday on the Miler ramh visit- have a new Junior Ball.... Hartman took the back of tlie ChveWta entertain# i called the Lncey Ace's, w h'1 .. ch fine clean up work done before De Gran and children of Beaver tag Mr. and Mrs' Glenn Miller, play at the Pleasantview field Charles Woodrow Gillette of building and Tietz the .front. fcil tlK brother* and afotera Th camp was started. Diun. Wis.. and Mrs. Rosalie Grand Rapids, who both grew up Hortmnn made the arrest. • l’*rn «>joyed a day cd ftohin. AMtaiCAN Mtwsraru ' » Istafflet of Madison. Wls . visited Mr and Mrs. Mcrwyn Miller and rhey played Springfield Tuesday In Middk ville, will be interested I family. Mr. and Mrs Percy Ells- night and won. is to 3. * ChrtoMM>» UM.U uauamre. ramuw*. T,le Cheeked the Pl) .............................. . iMrs. De Graff's parents. Mr. and woith. Rev. and Mr» Milbourn# tina Campbell is working in the u> to know their daughter. Pamela, ' was marrru-d to Ronald Stone-1 “louUi Ural had (he hoodup and ^Mrt. Charlotte Berry hi expect- Mr-s George Forman, last week. Ing. her sirter and husband. Mr iThejr SOI1 Mr and j,jrs narold Miller and family. Itev. Thelma office at Peipiock Hospital dur­ l»W also of Grand Rapid* M ,ountl t,le battery had been reMr. Frank Pvunk Kral, IV... to f„ arrive -r.l... .. . , .. .... ....J LI;.. Mr.. and Mn. the FMih Luiherun.Church Sat- n’ow* 11 WM n’UJU1 ,B 0,e front Mm. ! Forman, and children nt Pntdcn- Miller. Maynard Miller and the mg the Summer. - LI. neaday. Saturday they visile* —i Santa Rosa. Calif , this1 ville were Thursday guests of fito Misses Janet and Elaine Clem- Donald Coy and family. Mrs Wdw l4n»U U ««. MMrtlW W jMr. and Mra. Arthur Rud led a cns. * Murcia and Susan Crago Anna Coy and Mr. and Mr* weekend to spend a week here’ parents. Ct-MUtel- ahri ra'.lmf al tJnte' -_ were weekend guest* o! their clarence Cady hare returned rranddaughter of Mr. and Mra. ,ne r*P°ru visiting relatives and friends. Mr. and Mrs.victor Sisson ac ac--------’ aunt and uncle. Mr. and Mrs from a vacation at Little Lake, Vance Sharp and Mr. and Mra. I . Mn. Berry will entertain with a1 compamed Rev. Mrs LUa Man$on of formcr ■vi family (the Cuibert family) plc- Xer of Hastings to Parchment Gordon Buxton. Marcia ulll re- near Marquette, w Mrs Anna, Iterle Gillette pf Middleville Mr and Mrs Gordon Bennett runner main tar the week. ! Coy lx visiting her daughter. Mrs. i ter ut H.nvord City, Friday. 4 nlc at her Gun Lake cottage. Sunday where sire preached and children. Todd and Stary Joan Engle and Susan Sanborv Mr and Mrs Norman Leonard Barbara Clark. They were dinner guests of Mr. look Aitoon to Inlorloclm Mu- — ... .»»•*. wire omraig th? graduates froa and Mrs. Harold Hodges. In the and family of T Drive North j . sic Camp on Monday. Alison won the HaaUnga High Friday. « were dinner gursto oilier izmily, I at ternoon the Sissons called on a scbularahlp with her clarinet. j Qtofr . ....-------------- ------------------------ -Mr. and Mrs. John Kuempe) Mr and Mrs Leo Frey. * Linda site will be three two weeks Tiw Mrv Robcn vuuer of ■ Frieda Williams), friend of Vic­ Lenz, daughter of Mr and Mra nua. iwwi ui ararwatre uirarwaier. .---------- of Grand RapKia ■ ., , vtalteg family went on 11 vncntinn ••,!., ... . mt a varattan. en. F ul Icemf , Mwdh . tU]e her pentito. Mr and Mra FTanl tor when they were young people By Mrs. W. II. l.heeseman trip north. Mra Alice h.u MppotnUd to M11|Ur^, Engle. Sunday * Mr. and Md m Fret-port They had not seen Michigan University Tuesday and of Hastings and Candv j ___ w—. rSnTJS'a w./ Gust i-wi! IK. - ox-us-ipiii-^; each other for mure than 25 Wednesday, taking he orienta­ are -------carinit'L lor home. .... •— ...withrma hl* vraroer. tn* years and there was much to tion teste. * Mr and M:- Nor.....— -— i — ..the —t*Joi — u,e m man Frey from Battir- Creek well pMromarxl. by over 100 Mr and Mrs. Wimam HamH**ungs. Jay-* grandparents are-------------* 1 talk about John o;I)fT of , Michigan Mlchlgttn State Junkr 1 Mr. and Mrs Maynard Perry were Sunday dinner gue u of . hungry P>M>Ie who pratoed lhe round of BotUe Creek »pent Mr wld Junior Jln Jia. of Nashville were Thurxday can- Mr. and Mrs Fred Frey a- Fair commute,- on Ute quality of U>e Sunday with Mr. and Mr* gtmquln Lake Jay a .<hedu!fd to Garrett to Uw second Snartas Lake * and M: I food, w Mi* Pauline Kenter who Claude Hammond of »w.w,.. HaMmra report, at .i w.<> tv.,.,, t, — oparraa cis-Bi__ MUL-iiorae—or vtevrKt.i-?x'' ■ M: -y; ?'!•> ^r- Everett t-j^u^ju^^^usLJcauunejttxs«x-.wna_Adaiia£_nMUHism«_w. west Point, 'Schaibly. They also called on-Couch from Dowim; Mon- u a atudgdt at Wtwtern State Mr. and Mra. Arland Bromh-y to brgln hi* training feel tn the broad jump. Mrs. Ohmcna Schaibly and Mrs.1 day dinner guests of Mr and Umvcrr.it/ was home for the of Delton abo visited the Ham-5 afternoon. weekend. Pauline is studying for monels ‘ on Sunday ... - Lacey West Woodland (.lUirged lilt II ...... —- - Day Terms for ’•“•XISTS: -------- - ----- :--- 1 reiSi’ :"SS■’xSFJSS .* “"“5* wnj Son of Former Residents Named IO West rOint . Dunhum ■ k—■ kx; « CORNER WALNUT AND S. JEFFERSON HASTINGS Tlie Edward Freelands, the gurets were Mrs Josephine Neills Leonard Spykers and the Orval.and — RuascU Cole. Cutshaw* were at the Barn The-! The Chris Kaecheles are — ' ' ■ atre Sunday evening to see spending the Summer at Wall "Camelot. THE NEW WAY Jockeu Mis Zelah Healy was taken to j Lakeview Hacpttui in Baltic Scoa and Oayr Marble at the j ' Creek last week for medical Middleville Baptist Church on | Saturday. Monday callers at the i Patricia Moody and her three Cuaey home wore her errand­ .■asters returned Saturday from daughter and family, Mr. and | Mra. Russell Slrauabaugh a n d i ' llwa in M.imachiuwWA ♦ Mr. and children of Fn mont. Ohio, and ; I Mrs Keith Ball whose silver Mra. Gertrude Jones of Nashville. WwVUiht Sunday were sur­ Tlie Caseys visited Wlnford Cisey. prised when 6<1 n lallvtB on each who U ill. on Monday afternoon. Mrs. Clara Hammond accom­ side came to help them oelepanied Mr. and Mrs. George ; <-rt lUxxl.s to expecting friends Snyder of Caledonia to Grand IIUIII from I-UKWUIU England AWII soon Ul to spend Rapids Sunday wlvw they were sotne time as their gueflts. dinner girste at the home of YOU WISH Rocket Bombs c^P^, Repealing Cap Pistols Roll or Disc Caps 59 Hs. 5' SPARKLERS Plain or Colored No. 8—2 pkgs. 15c .. Dox. Boxes 77c N<^. 10—2 pkgs. 25c ..Dox. Boxes $1.33 We never "second guess" the fomily'l requests. In fact, just the UND£RW£AR opposite is true!_We moke every effort to insure that Tapered tailoring Li-fo is made /or living! ; the services F them to be. WATER N Rental or Home Uptrrt MUTE shirt-r<XH fitting frea ibwlder ta wmt* Not a trace of kA! H<(h«r. fnhocubio crew neck collsr It Sesmlree* ,.. MV not ugl Tbtro't » ueaMf beoeM In U>o taped ttoulder and |<ck Mans. Fta»rJUut» with eitre yam to keep its tit! Slip a BRUTE... ssewtutHdoei lor you! 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' Terry Richardson Are Married Here ^issK1Ga" F1u."Sj’?riin Prp-Niintini Whirl . _ As Big Day Nears Hostings Women Betty Williams and Attend Hospital Klaus Bachmann Auxiliary Conclave Vermontville Exchange Vows Couple Married In Metnodist Rites Parmalee Church 1$ Setting for Lovely Nuptials Mias Gall Furman, who will become the bride of Alfred Hawraney of Framingham. Mass., on The marriage of Mias Marsha W. »** tanored Thursday Mta Patricia Jeanne Osbun. MrKibbln. daughter of Mr. and * bridal siwwer held at tta daughter of Mr. and Mrs. t Duane Mrs. Rolland McKlMfa. r-'* ***— n— *------- ---’ Oabun. Middleville, became Uie Rtaiardson. son of Mr, bride of Chariot Wayne Burghdoff, Robert Rldiardaon. was a •on of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Burgh­ «t the Ftrat MelhodSl ( doff, Hastings. In a double ring ceremony performed by Uie Rev. Mis Bally Williams, daughter of Mr. and Mra. James Williams, Middleville, became the bride of Klaus Bacluiuuin, um uf Mr. and- Tlx bride - Uw .UugMer M Mr. and Mra Hubert Lm at 287 S. Main Street. VennontvWe, and Mr. Child's parents.are Mr. and Mra. length white satin gown with a Jacket. trimmed Ln chantilly lace and a waist-length veil. Her .Beg Your Pardon ---------, The bride took her place at the altar gbwned tn a street-length drtau of white Lice over beige She Miss Helga Baclmuum. sister uf Lite groom, worn pink with white lace and carried pink rosea. David Curtiss >ranting* sang ■ Because'' and The Lord's Hospital. Prayer." accompanied by For-I A noor Mike Whitney and Mta Rose-| In the wrlU-up last week of mary Grant, who will bo mar- the Andrew-White wedding, the ftt.cie’oilnd following waa omitted by the Hclcntji. Ohio are ■■ <... .. . Uou'll love our BAKED GOODS . FOURTH OF JULY WEEKEND Fechncr. sister of the groom, look the place of the groom s mother. She wore yellow. At tlie reception in the church basement Mra. Alvin Osburn, Wyoming Park. cut the cake. A duplicate bridge team of four guinea was played st tlie Hastings Country Club on June 27. Using the International match point method, the team composed of Mrs. Gordon Ironside. Jr.. Mrs. J. C. Clarey. Mrs. Roy Hubbard CLOSED MONDAY. JULY JH, Hamburg or Hot Dog Bum 20c Garlic Bread A French breed sliced lengthwise with whipped girlie butter added Ready for the grill or oven. Come# in a foil bag. Gorlie Toastpkg 40c 29c FRIDAY b SATURDAY Mrs. Arthur Armstrong of Battle Ml«a Julie Rosenberg. daughup Creek, cousin of U:e bride, served MU* Dawn BurgJidoff. of Mr. and Mra. Monroe Roscfn coffee; ‘ berg, was lhe flower girl and".cousin of Uie groom, was at Uje book, and Busan Rosenberg Master Lynn Otto, cousin of the guest 1 and Jackie DeVries. Middleville, groan, carried the ring* on a heart ‘ were at the gift table. duped satin pillow. . Michael Kelley acted as beat . Fur traveling, tlie new Mra. m u.n.r. S •.ES’tS Shmr. 1U«W; rhll Urn Middleville, and Michael Kelley of wore wnlt0 The Fred Jones Io Be Honored July 4 On 50th Jubilee Out of town guests wore from SL Joseph. Parchment, Battle Creek. Nashville, Clarksville. Woodland. Saginaw, East Un­ sing, and Keasd. Germany. Klaus is a 1963 graduate of Hastings High BchooL Mra. Osbun chose a blue lace Hastings. Grand Haven. Lansing. -- — -------. Battle Oreelt< Greenville. Mich., and Pennsylvania. Mr. and Mra. Robert Burghdoff. A nch tender chocolate cake and light Huffy white cake are combined to make a marble cake that vyi*< be a treat for the whyle family. Iced in choc fudge or butter cteam. Chopped German Cinnamon Bread Chocolate Glazed Donuts EVERYTHING FOR THE Haattngs Country Club dupll-1 cate game on Tuesday night | Ataauiuln Lake on Friday evening. The newlyweds are living at 1378 NL.sokl Drive, Algrsiqutn Lake. Sic DALE'S BAKE SHOP Tlie* Jones' who now make their home at Wai! Lake. will attend the wedding of their llrat grandchild, David Pau! Hamil­ ton. at St. Luke# Episcopal Church, Saturday afternoon. July 3rd tn Kalamuno, when lie taken. Miss Margan-t siengw, daughter of Dr. and Mrs Wal­ worth R. Staiger. as his bride. Tlie groom graduated from the School of Electrical Engineering at Cornell University in June 75,000.00 Duplicate Bridge Team Uses Match Point Method Mra. Frank McCloskey won first , place, north and south and Mra. I Gordon Ironside and Joseiyn' Ironside won first place, cuat and I west. Second place, north and south went to Mra. D. C. French and Mrs Wliltam Stebbins. Mrs. | Jack Osgood and Mrs. Roy Hub­ bard were second place winners, • EXCEPT FyiEWORKS Popar Plates, Cups and Plastic Forks and Spoons Paper Napkins Part of the Joy of a new home Is showing frichds around and through the house for the first time. That was what Mra. Homer Becker did Tuesday- morning when she entertained eight; guest* for ooftec on the terrace balcony porch overlooking the jlovely view on the bend of l Tbomapple River coat and south of Center Road. The Beck- Guests of Ute Vlnoo Ottosen* at l>er parents’ cottage at Bllrcr Lake over Uie weekend were, the Jim Wimili, Jde Burkholders. Gordon SoUiards. Ben Cann, j Fred Markka and George Hama- j SAVE JOIN THE CROWDS THIS WEEK! up Suntan Lotions Swim Caps Insect Repellents >LAPO 144 E. STATE ST. HASTINGS, MICH. t. FURNITURE Forget the calories—let weightier*, wonderful Skippiee be yaur self-control! Free-and-easy holding power shapes you with Hght-hearted comfort. Firm talk where you need it... . nylon elastic net slims your hips and thighs to the smoothest possible line. Satin elastic front panel flattens for flattery,' LARGEST SELECTION IN BARRY COUNTY BUY NOW WITH NO MONEY DOWN PAY $1 WEEKLY 106 Allegan S*., OTSEGO and a 2^4nch band nips your waist Style 0815 in white. S.M.L. Matching girdfe, style 0915. Mradsr/W sofas al only *5.001 Shown with Romance bra style 0566, $2.00, Parmaleejf J �•—THE HASTINGS BANNER prarstUy. July I. IMA down the •BvonBptjle mrr afternoon, lie and his young rotnpaiiMn had dWcorerrd a par­ tially wMhed out Indlou lairial Senior Citizens Learn About lhe Indians in Area and some of the utensils which die Indian* were accustomed to uury with their departed, and which were filled with food to supply the departed spirit with „ IK. nappy hunting ground*. Benior cutr-m* or Hastings ana, jjnnnan <■»> >»• ?<•>. vlsitara from MlddlrvlUe and i study and research have compelled NaalivlJle met at the Rpisropal him to accept the tart that the Parish House Maxlay fur a bound- Indian popubtiwi of our country ful picnic dinner and a tbie pto-1 was not treatwi fnirly by our guvgram. ■ enimenl in thai# early days, and Society newS Nashville Church Rev. Don Gury Gur I Attend* Cur»illo \ At St. Philip’s Cteile Hooi Now Recuperating After Mishap in Rome tlwy ivcetved word that their daughter, Cecile* hod had an I auto accident in Rome, Cecile ta teaching in Vicenza. Italy and waa vlsiung friends in Rome over the weekend. Is Selling for lovely Nuptials celebration honoring trie ------- — held on Sunday. June 21. Tho«c attending were Mr. and Mr* Thomas McCormack and dough- aid Carroll exchanged wedding vows Monday. June 1. at 7 pm. and Mra. George Surratt and tn Uie Nashville Evangelical United son*. Phillip and Andrew, of Brethren Church The Rev. Don M. Oury. of Emmanuel Episcopal Church. Iiad the rather unique privilege ol attending a threr-day con­ ference, known as a ••CuraiUo." at St. Philip's Catholic Church Miller. Cipdy. Matthew. Mark, and Mra. Buryi TVwnsend of Nash­ and Thomas, Grand Rapids, and ville and Mr. Carroll's parents are I. ' . rS.rw.ll rO and daughter. Terri, of Wood­ Cltarlotte. land. A turkey dinner was serv­ The Rev Harley V. Townsend ed picnic style in tlie back yard of Nashville, grandfather of Ute tklde. perform^ Uie double ring ceremony. Baskets ot pink snapdragons and Mra. O David Hoag and Mra Orval Cutahaw. Jr.. entertained while gladioli and trven-branch raiKklatnn deroratnl Uu- church. home of Mra Hoag on Wednes­ day. June 10. for the pleasure of organ and accompanied Misa Don­ Mra Richard Huke as a fare­ na Townsend, evusm of t)»e bride, well got-to-gether M the Flukes who sang Oh Perfect Love" and the ' Lord's Prayrr? The bride, raeorted to Ute altar Vicksburg. The centerpiece for by her father, wore a floor-length pretty mm. Il waa an informal white aatln gown, styled with a party with friends wishing Joan bee bodice having tong bee sleeves much happiness in her new pointed at Uie wn.st and scalloped home. made by the bride The elbow­ length veil of illusion was attached To observe the toth wedding to a crown decorated with peart* anniversary of the Clayton and rhlneatones. She carried a Bnuidateltem their daughter*. bouquet of pink sweetheart roars tl»e Robert Dudleys of Kalauin- and white c-maltona Mis* Sheila Saunders, friend of Gordon's mother. Mra. Sndney Uie bride, was the maid of honor. Beach, entertained them for dln- She wore a floor-length pink lace over taffeta drera and matclilng veil. She also carried a pink and white bouquet. Rbbert Carroll, brother of lhe demolishing it, and Cecile suf­ fered a hip injury so that she (lilurlUn living and Christian Ing about July 1. and feel* for* tunite that she was not hurt In Michigan, a growing num­ any worae and that her friend tar of non-Roman clergy and laymen liave been invited to at­ i badly. tend tlieve conferences and Paday table, too wa^ geil filled, and w(lh tb(. imjuu-jR n( the ■ In Italy accident settlement* i-.iut oun' went In Ida capacity ot ! Pruim lran^ region by WUham !ar« conducted mach different ... chairman of the Commission ranged a lovely centerpiece or her from those in tills country. Uie , on Ecumenical Affairs of the MpcclaUy tine garden flowers. In »uch high regard was he held ENGAGED—The •ngagsmNit of 4*---------- — - ------ . ----- — — r.pucvpw v. nmc.u Notable among the annlvtraary bv the Indians that after hb death , Miss Linda Finnic to Paul Peter- “fouhd by lhe claimant, but, Michigan. celebrant* were Mr. and Mra. Roy hu widow wa* presented with a son was announced by her par- i Cecile feeb that ahe has things jfe accompanied by anUrge number at valuable braver j mtn. Dr. and Mra. Raymond G | well under way. She felt badly ' o!jlcr member of hb commission, Louis Erwsv. Fifty-two years agu skin* to b? fattilmicd Inta a warm (Fmnle. on Sojurday. June 26 A | that her school year iwht com- . y.. Howard Morrlinn of Kainthe Erway brothers were married and durable fur coat which *he family party was held at their j plrtcd and aim waa unable to | aialoo The Curalllo included at a double wedding ceremony ‘All could alwaj* keep to rmicmlx-r Wall Lake cottage. Mine Fmnle attend tha graduation, etc Twoiubout 60 clergy and laymen, four — brides and groan* — luul that the Indan* hired ttjul trusted u a graduate of Stephen* Col- of her former teaching and colr tIltJOuy from southwestern Mlchher husband lege. Columbus. Mo. and also at-: lege friends are flying to Italy ...an ,. . ______________ 1 tended Eastern Michigan Uni- to visit her soon which will help ‘ „ versity. verslty. Mr Pcteraon, pas the time of her rectiper- ■ .. . Mr. .. Peterson, ... ..the . son . of . I| to.. pons ENGAGED—Mr. afid Mra. Frank Theodore Blunk of 315 Strath­ more Road, Lansing, announce the engagement of their daugh­ ter. Nola Jean, to Albert Robin Pender, son of Mrs. Gertrude Pender of Hasting* and Uie late Maurice J Pender. Mis* Blunk is 1 a graduate of West Suburban I Hospital School of Nursing ini Oak Pork. HL She received her bachelor of science and muter of aru degnMra from Michigan State ««d ao wry were. -- --------------- -----------------UniveraMy where he whm afliH-.-somei University,'graduating with high By Mrt. Sylvan Ta/tf honors She was a member of The Ea Earl McMullens of Al- utt-d uted with Phi Sigma Epsilon I mui wn,. JJames. Who is a certified «rr '' Tlir ’‘ McMullrtW off to a good start with Rrncrai ■onquin Itakc enurtalnrel with n | Fraternity a Fall wedding is be- • public accountant, ha* tx-en '... honors College and Is a member of the Phi Kappa Phi National barbecue on Sunday afternoon 1 planned. taken into the Robert and Sherry . ,.r .un~ -------; . . j . Honorary. The bride-elect b pre.K. picwure -.Iw-,,... <•> .on H— lit-.rhw . . .......... n ... tar uie ii! ftr-m 111 RIirM'KnZirl Tn Gtorta Demond of Caledonia lty Ua<.hftlt{ at Mfrcy and wife. Mr. and Mrs. Meric I ra f i T" • I spending this week with her of Nursing of Lansing. Mr Penk ’ ’ andmoUier, Mrs. Sylvan Tagg. . <j cr athletic director and co­ followed, and after Hut the noted Jrom Zionsville. Ind. Other * Mr. and Mra. Ronald Geiger.; operative education coordinator Sllvartonc Sestet, dlrrtlrd by Jim guests were Mr. arai Mr.-. Uury | ■ Mr. and Mra Roy Dukes and . nl Okemos High School. He reMatthews. presented an Interesting Baum and family and Mr. and The doctor hari told lhe Itoj1 • j Mr. and Mr*. Charles Geiger । eelved both his bachelor of arts Chrbons that their baby would ' Mra Earl McMuUen. Jr. । rtijoyed dinner at Point Wrot • <n(j master of a<ts degrees from family of Kalamazoo and Mra. Mlcliael Pennock. cousin of the By Mr*. Dan Pnlnrrnan which Mrs Nielsen furnished as­ Gall Hess and family foe dlntute accompaniment* and all cl Karen Frost and Jan WiiwnThe bride's mother chose a blue । through Windmill Island al Hol ­ planned. which were much appreciated by Dnp Freat. and Martha Alice birthday. Mr. and Mrs. Lynn brocade sheaUi dress with beige Mr. and Mrs John Wallace land. Sunday In honor of FaBeadle uf Battle Creek were also and Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Owen th.Ts Day and Ronnie's and . Finally came Ross. Johnson, and This couple wvrv married at and two children of East Lan­ Connie'* birthdays * Barney Sunday guests. his cabinet of Indian artifact* He | Byron, ill, the afternoon of mint green drew with white acgave an account of Iww drifting Lake on Thursday afternoon. June 26th and Uie baby, a girl. sing spent the weekend with Mr. Staler of Middleville and Alfred June 34. Other guests were: and Mrs. John Anthony. * Mra. | Sutler were Saturday dinner Tlie Harold Smiths rnterA reception was held in the Karen McKeough. Sandy Qilles--- --------------- -— — ------ Manrartv Bartlett of Detroit waa inirato of Mr. and Mra Gcorp.talned at dinner on Sunday hon­ church parlors irflss Sue Shaffer • atra. mane buitocx M"Ev ' r ' tl lf««hn»n and in a Grand Rapid* hospital me an OrermghV> guest of Mr. and sstep. Estep. * Mrs.* Marie Burdick oring the 40th wedding annl- and Mra Robert Rolfe, cut the Patty, of Lansing were ismtr. Swimming and skiing was evening of June 26th as senedu- ; Mrs Homer Bartlett and at- and John Black of GuU Lake I wedding rake. «,hUe Mis* Bonito were Sunuay vudtora of Mr. and I 2?J u^dnJ T? , “ n , d I followed by a cook-out, tlie fea- led. Tlie Carbons have a young undtd the graveside services of were zjunuay vuutora ot air. ana z ;------- „ ----other. -than « ._ .... .. Mr* mn. <?™». Cramer .inc Tlie Cramer* , Gueau .un. urnmer. ~ ------— the honorcca . Bcbun, Miss Loretta Gardner and E.UP Mn M„. T “ vrsraern i ture being a bon voyage cake son. Mike mi the new arrival 1* Carlyle Haight of Brighton at ■u,. own called on Mr. and Mrs Donbld *«,* ,Mr• ond Smith Miss Linda I*ennock malsted with decorated with^i plane and a tlw second great-great gtand- Lakoddtf Cemetery Saturday. * —•—•— - — - •—•• Vamev at their cabin at Maritin family of Grandville, Lena tllclr cabln at ',nr " Fagertfxom pagerttrom of Batth Creek. miniature replica of Rome, as child for grandmother. Mr* Roy Mrs. Arvilla Murty attended tho day dinner guests of Mra Wilbur . Terri left • Sunday from the ■■Minnie'' Dooh tle, who con- meeting of the Nurses Alumni Dye of Lake Odrara a Mra ° - • Mr “nd Mr» . Clarence Hull Smith and family, and Ken Pamela Carroll and Mias Hbeny i Metropolitan airport to visit tier chided Hint this was a mw. Association Saturday at the Merton Meiccar wo* a Thursday eventful weekend.---------------------------------------------------------------------(brother In Rome. Kalamazoo State Hospital. Ttz Tlie visitor of her sister. Mr*. Jerry Iand »«»Uy are planning to leave Smith. The honored couple were Pennock assisted while Ute bride and groom unwrapped Uie gifts. for Alexandria. Thore attending the wtddlnR IW graduate* had a 1 pm. lunch­ /Gthumus of Alto, a Linda ®n B1* . abo presented with many lovely The bride made a pink Irish L* eix-naing spending ’.' « •• “ ----in In honor or of their ihclr 40th wedding From Hastings, besides the fam- i con. w Mr and Mrs. Alvin Xitolsky of o> LowtU is --- the many in— ; I gifts. । in <otn wcaaing ; . grandmother. ^r*'Un *« tcrestlnn nlaces tn Waxhlnctrin. linen suit, and Uie groom's mother »lac” -------- the Bert Benham* ------- Uy those In the wedding ! Spaulding of Grand Rapids were this week with <her I annivetaary. C. and also to ^it visit her brother brother J ... ’ ’ ’ , made a white lace oyer taffeta nr party, included l he Cedric j Tuesday visitors of Mr and Mr*. Mra. Ruth Bleani. w Mr and D •M Urt Oonrtd McDyrt. « »« wd I Buckingham Inn. Ooguac Lake, Moreys. Fay Clardys. Willard Harley 8tad*l Thursday callers Mr*. Henry Myers were Sunday ment decnralerf th* tahta at • «llt. She wore a pink and white Tliere There win will be be a a caravan caravan of of mradmuon open house at the i by their eon and wife, the Rob- Bra I tils and Dr. and Mrs Everett were Barney Ludwig of Lansing dinner guests* of Mr. and Mra. trailers cn route to Hamlin chertn. Cramer's honoring their corsage from her bridal bouquet Phelps. and Mr*. Thdma GlHiland of Lester Alberts of Manton * Mr Mr*. Henry Myera visited nw Ludtagton for » daughter. Mary Ann. on Bunday. The Donald Doolittle family, ’-“nnlng and sitter, Mra Ruth and i ning. and tlie Wilson Ouldets ° no’ihi. irm .nt 1>L mJJunc 17 Thlrty-eight guuU at- Battle Creek. Kalamazoo. Middle­ entertained tliem on Saturday with Ron and Cheryl. vtttt«l tn Tusker, were Saturday visitors Mr and Mrs Carl Blackledge ° mJ Out of Urern gurata were ville. Charlotte. Grand Rapids. flrs„ K^nn^h R^h ।and baby. Mra Pearl Erragcr I evening honoring the snme oc­ Chicago for several days, enCoMwatcr. Vermontville. Kalamo, , route home from the wedding. ' a,ul ,Mrs ’’ord Snyder of Pood- i casion. _ .. Mr "ivl M— M.rt,-.,. Tn. ton. Charlotte and Mt. Clemens. , , ’ . man and Nancy Jo of Livonia Celebration Awaits s£_nt J**Yr_°”d Mr. and Mra. i ZTr Mrs visited Floyd the Baxter Inmans Delores Strimbcck and clilldren rence n„. - .Christiansen. .... " Add curry powder to boiling English Arrivals «lw» ClklrTlie Ortau and Robert and' with a luncheon and bridge Ing their annual dance- Saturday. vuhm >K. n.tr or~n,« ,r,H of T«kf odtsuv were Saturdav “ Obert Lambert and Mr. and water < allowing I’i teaspoons Jan,M SP"”1 T*1*? P1*? lo Thursday afternoon at tier Ixmo Mr and Mrs. Robert Rhodes, Mr and Mrs Rush were also visitors of her parents Mr and I Mrs. Richard Shoebridgc * Mra n .l ot . of '^ ltnc “ ld ’ olfl . n * on s Broadway. Honors for the cooking rice This makes a won­ Rl, Dowling will be celebrating j sfuett.* of his mother. Mra. MayMarvln Freestonl wllf call and troii vanirAnti for the i afternoon's went to . Mra. Jewell Vanclcrnoff nt of u.»in-. Hasting* ■ The „ ,,,v Harts will remain 1 . Al play H . . derfully tardy “bed" of rice on Bb‘lolPh there will bf, rffreahmento. In which to serve creamed dried un Sunday with die arrival of ding and reception of Dianne and Mr. and Mrs Ray Iteed of case of rain the dance will be beef, for luncheon or supper. It Mr and Mrs Ted Surners of Greenhoe of (Milliken Saturday Grand Rapids vwlted their mo - xtr and Mrs Eugene Henber Flora and Mra. Cornell Denton, Jul^jit l^keyod HKhlfcflAoL ther. Mr*. Bull* Tubta at lhe ‘ ^ wue 2^' j • • • • evening thre. Mra. Stolla Tubto al the “n <,‘*n'‘ou‘e ~Dor*! • । Nottingham. England.«»«i™ Bhoebrldge home. • ,’?.ed^2 laymona Outlerrw. uuuemz and ana j• Rtetywd rviciyua dikxwmus nome. Bunt»un-7 _ ira^t mV I| Mr*. Homer Smhh entertained placed In a ring mold. Uun un­ Mr*. Sumers and Mrs. Rhodes , Mrs. Raymond i .u, —.. I xm«* .. II. .sara ot uncie nanti ozr. _ ........ . .. * °f uis h{?JLita uLr aunt, Tinned molded after forming, to be1 have been pen ptd* for about 12 Rebecca Il-cc returned to their day afternoon. * Mr and Mr*. Sunday after a Paul Olmstead and Str. rervtxl with the creamed dried. yearn and have never met. I home nt >Albion ------------------her Gun Lake cottage Monday lalt with A family dinnerIs being plan- I 10-day visit with her heimother. ------- ... Mr. and Mn. Ivan Olmstead of .^5® JV, bref jn th.- center, gurnlrJusi. s ims nor Vargas, Vanra*. and and famfam- Claryville, and Mr and Mr* H*nU*r. famU> I'aTtn' Sat: with spiced nprlcote rolled in. ned lor Mr andMra Rhodro IMra- I-rontB June 10th birthday but the honby ttvclr children. Mr. and Mrs u>' Mr Gutterrez spent the Tom & Solly Robinton Eum~ Bl Jamra Rlaxira. Mr. and Mrs. weekend here * Mra. Olga Gar- Aril Mr. and Mrs Don Rayner a?d Guest* of/the Norman Wil- Thoma* Rhodes and Gary at1 re<l °f Kalamazoo and Mrs. 295 N. Michigan Kathy, and Mr and Mr* Ga^ry' Mrt^ ibims fantrSe the July 4th hall- their home in Dowling. Tlve ! Fmntfs Copry of Parchment ♦ Mrs. Larry Hoffman and Rayner are spending this week at * 128 W. Caatar St. day weekend will be his abler, former. Mildred Irene Mack and | werc Bunday guests of the Har- daughter, Cindy. Of Wayne are Wall tjikr Mr and Mr* David cnl':oKo tteo months. re­ Thursday evening. auiacis Mrs. airy, Thelma inenna Gillioun- sjicnmna two wee*.* won ncr Wall Lake Mr and Mra. David [umcd Mr*. Eunice Springer and family '. Robert Rhodes were united-tn j icy Stadete land of Lansing ttttt! and M Mrs. Huth und °£ ’ cf Si Louis. Mo marriage on July 1. 1940 hi tof — — — ” 2'..*: ' parents. ------ , Mr. and Mra. Charles Tasker were were Saturday Saturday evening evening iI Geiger, Geiger. .,el them over the *Mkend' Bucbel. Ky. Rev. Paul Watson Tasker 'gueoto. ♦ Mri E.-Ray Strecker) ------------ •-----------■ Mr nn<l Mra. Homer Becker officiated. I and Daryl returned home Thura- j Mr. and Mra. Robert Cosiley and , “9d J'nnr,MrMr* Vemor Pierce Taylor. day by plane from Grand Dtiplds-' son. Gary, and her brother. Mr. J“l0“8h< , £ ,"nd ® j ., ar.e,*?ce Quite Identical :to io uu-onr, LaPorte, Texas, lexas. arrer after vpenaspend- iI and »U1. Mrs. uaui Dean orisui Stuart ana and runuy family JL' .Delton — and Mra Allen j”—T“.—.— T----------....................... _ _ panning .,........ to spend. Klv will X Twa l^ikewood High Soptio- ln K lwo weeks with tier mother, ,jot Freeport, are E,ly,.at of Katnmazrui w , lend* for luncheon at the Hasinorea Horottal ,Mra. Mr. orvtsStreck-,; Uw wetdtend uof‘ die Fourth ai at ore the' -“* uL--e c %*- Bickers of Delton on Ungs Hotel Tuesday non. mates left left ButtonrarUi Butterworth Hospital -'us. Don uiui Peterman w. -.In Grand .. ....... . after *. II rr »P»>f >«*<, weekend at >the v... i' Rmnlrs' ■!>» tlie , ■ .■ . Rapids last week Brooks eottacre cottage nt at ritm, Glen tLake. u,e Fourth. ruurtn. both had been hospital bed for I ITttrman home, but had to re- f Mr. andMrs Ray Serven of ; Mrs Nellie Ryan returned Bun­ Identical knee operations perl turn Monday to hL* work at the tMiddleville. Mra Max Bump and ctoy from a thrce-weck visit with formed by the same doctor The Manned Spacecraft Center. I Mr. and Mrs. Frank PrenUce . relatives and friends. Site visited: Rirh were Larrt Bolthouse NASA. visited their sister. Mn Orpha her grand-sotu. Pat and Timmy daughter of Mr and Mrs BrinkTlie Lake Odesm High School I Nlchola at the Fair Haven Home Ryan, and their mother. Mra. | w.i.i ------- — ------- ”' Wood. T Ini — „r i1M5 <m* win Boithmiic." and Dianne I claJU »'ll> hold >1,-1Uielr amu 20th :ln Plainwell on Tuesday. June 22.)Marjorie Ryan, of Taylor, her; Mrs. Clarence Prenttav of Oke-' granddaughter. Mr. and Mrs. i .. ... .... ... n . 1 — nnln. t «I,...IT . .. I. Wood They each have twin ’School Bunday. July 4. with a MM. MT. if.d Mn. F/ed Pitnllce i win. Ames and family of Treh- j ■ rvt Mr arvt Mn Wanlr t>—ir«1 details in preparing for a wedding brothers. ■ potluck dinner at one o'clock. _______ • Bring own ncvrragv. a isn to pass. funer*l °f Naj. Wil-1 Smith of Wyandotte. •_______ Bring own bevreage. dish to?,t!cnd pass.5j! sandwich™ and and service. service. ★ * Rev. Rev. n^gvrald In Kalamazoo on Guests from Saturday unUl — . .I . — sandwiches Cndlcrs fam- Frttay. I Tuesday of last week U the photographer. Good professional CridlCTS Take Gavel and Mrs Mrs.. C C.. R. Turner ana fomMiddleville^ aftre th0,,the ’T MiddlevlUe’s service club* clubs have •»' •>>' Mt 1*R Sunday after the mommorn­ the <the? niece and husband. Mr. ' Cridler* Crldlers for president*. presidents. Harrying B a r r v *” worship u‘ service *“ at — •* “ EUB County Clerk William Cridler Church for Ohio, where Rev. J,'*1 ?4ra:_JK^?rth Cotry, ot once-in-a-lifetime moments Copper L Lantern Sunday ,n and takes the gavel a* president of---------' * -------- ‘ with " “nUm faundav d visited -------- — Turner la affiliated the CooDCr vividly alive forever. the Middleville Rotary this! Children'* Home at Flat Rock. the Paul Oibton family of Mid­ ily picnic for their pleasure.at the dleville in the afternoon. John Chandler cottage at Long Thursday, and his son. BUI. be-1 Why Not Call U* for the Tlie Otto Calvins will be enter­ Lake on Sunday. come* president of the Lions Ccntral Michigan University-* Beit Wedding Photography Club BUI is branch manager of I tennis teams wen Interstate Con- taining Uie Phil Chrysler* of the Wayland State Bank In Hup- 1 fercncc chcamplonshlpa in 1961 Grand Rapids over the Fourth, and tended the VFW Convention In Uie men are planning some tithing kin*. 1 and 11X13. trips. Mr. and Mrs. Don Fnmita'n. S Photography Teri, and Uie new baby. Donald, my. of Vermontville visited Mrs. 107 S. Jefferson 945-3967 Jennie Endsley, who is now at the the Colvins since Use release of home of her daughter, the Frank Christies, on Monday. from lhe luwpital, have relumed Mra. Bedford Butcher of Union io their home. City. Ind, is a house-guest at tlie The Peter Cobles had dinner in Richard Cotter home. Okemos and visited friends there on Sunday from Saturday until Monday with their son. Hubert Cooley, in Madl­ - . ,—aoo. wcc. ane lAioieys pion to oe ^Society newS Freeport | Perfect Timing | Lake Odessa Personal Mention our Barbecued Chicken & Spare Ribs .come and Curried Rice-Beef Dr. A. L D M ns Superette D.C. Chiropractor —OPEN DAILY— 9 A.M. to 11 P.M. Hastings Phons Wl 5-3394 There Goes The Bride White* WELCOME VACATIONERS «“»r’mh - «<— « a. DECCA Grand Rapids from Thuradny until Saturday attending the Blodgett Alumni rruiUon She DECCA COUNTRY while In EMMANUEL EPISCOPAL CHURCH training, MiUer and Mrs Maxon called on the^gNc Kelly* at Newton Lake ’that" *”■ — On Friday, callers MUSIC New Wilson Gray of Eckman. vMfa, and Mra Esther 8 am. Hob- Communion. Rowladw Tk Middle Lake, Mra. 10 am. Holy Communion and EUul Blankftof Pleasant Valley sermon by the Rector. was a Sunday afternoon visitor. RtUASI Kitty Welk New Bill Anderton The Best and Latest A Very Important Date ,o Remember in Top 40 and Sunday, July 11, 1965 Country 45*> CHICKEN BAR-B-Q DINNER Gilmore Jeweler 102 E Sure Wl 5-5316 ONLY *59” Serving 11 :00 A.M. to 5:00 P.M. Driuag 4-spMd, hl-fidclity Plus ... A full afternoon of. entertainment Automatic Portable. Solid and fyn for the entire family •tote amplifier. BA FURY Knights of Columbus Hall & Picnic Grounds 4Vi Mile» West of Wayland Expretsway Exit Hilliards, Michigan or AC OPIRATION. Music Center US W. State Wl S-42M �Susan Taylor Ha. Retearch Fellowship f /wc** PARENTS . OUIDE-O-LITTIRB to 'Bernard Historical u.nt ’ Society tO Meet w»i 'Nashville’s ’Sewage Plant In Operation SPECIAL 8 & K —Take Home— FULL GALLON B&K DRAFT ROOT BEER 50e (Saturday Only) S. Hanover d«w yd Aok^b Ml* Susan Taylor, daughter of . »«...• i Mr and Mr* Pierce Taylor, jet MS.U. this Summer because q • . , . she awarded a National i Science Research Fellowship and The next meeting of'the Bern­ ------------ ------------------------ --- — i ard Historical Society will he held Monday, July B. at 8 pjh. at the Delton High Bcitool Home 10c Deposit on Container! Claaa Command which went into almu‘ j toted combat action against a battalion of infantrymen from I the Minnesota Army National Guard unit The exercise was designed to provide training in I.the air movement of ground force* In independent small unit operation* in an underdeveloped northern environment. Tlx: 34year-old soldier, a mcclianlc in the 272nd Signal Company at Museum is open 1 to 4 during the Summer. Adults b taking In old children's toy* which will be restored for a chlld'a room Your family trcaabeing enjoyed by many people I Tlie Robert VanderWerfi and । their two youngsters, who have i been here visiting her parents. 1 Dr. and Mn. Raymond Flnnle. | returned to their honje in Meno­ minee. Falls, Wis. on Tuesday CHECK OUR HOME & PROPERTY LISTINGS Name Vocational Consultant for iaton District Wilbur Mprsh Heads Legion Post BRING A Wide Choice of Homes and Real Estate of All Types AN EXCEPTIONALLY GOOD BUY IN WOODLAND, a two family apartment house, upper apt. has living room, two bedrooms, kitchen and bath and down Irving room, dining room, two bedrooms and balh. has basement wilh gas furnace, situated on a nice large lot. alto lots of furniture, for $11,000.00 AND ALSO IN WOODLAND VILLACI. a real good home with three.bedrooms up and de*n one bedroom. living room, dining room, kitchen and hath and library, good basement with m fired boiler, hot water heat, has two stall garage and full lot for only —-------------- --------- $5,250.00 AND STILL ANOTHER GOOD HOME IN WOODLAND, all cn one floor, living room, three bedroemi, dining room, kitehen and bath has gas floor furnace, carpets and drapes, has new roof asb-stos siding for*.... . . . ... $7,350.00 A RIAL GOOD HOME IN THE SECOND WARD, with two nice bedrooms upstairs and one bedroom down. llvlne room-, dining room, full bath and kitchen and utility rocm, has basement and gas heat and attached garage, for ---------- ------------------------ ...... . $8,000.00 pletcd the Unlveralty of Michi­ gan Vocational Education Lcaderahip Intern Program. He aerved fur tile jxui three ALIVE! A RIAL SWILL. STOCK FARM IN PRAIRIEVILLE TOWNSHIP, with everything right up In A-l condition large modem house with three 1>*drorwns up and one bedroom dnwn. tflntrg room, kitchen, bath and utility room, nice basement wilh oil bum»r heater, there is a fireplace in the dining rocm. th# kitchen is strictly modern with b-ir and $3.000 00 worth of extras and there are com­ bination screens and doors, basement bam 40 x 60 ft has 3 I stanch>ons. bull pen and fresh-ning pen. new well I new milk house all equipped for grade A milk I. two hog houses com crib and two hoe houses. 45 acres of alfalfa. 110 acres of work land, and the rest is woods, all buildings are freshly painted, there it wall to wall carpeting in the house, new double garage, on ha'dtoo road, there arc new tidewalks, and the crops go with the place (and will consider a trade!, (or $32,000.00 A NICE BUNGALOW IN THE FIRST WARD, has living room ».ih fireplace, two bedrooms kitchen and bath, and utility room, new gas furnace and new roof, for ---- l — . — . .. S6.3OO.OO A BARGAIN IN MIDDLEVILLE, large home ret M-37. three byAoomt up and a bath, and down, two living rooms, dining room, kitchen and back room, new gas furrtxe. hot water heater, two stall ga'*<«___ -- •- -$7,200.00 A RIAL GOOD HOMF IN THE VILLAGE OF WOODLAND, modern, good location and has been mark'd down for quick sale, a batgain at - -- .... — . . — ... ------------ ----------- .$5,250.00 ON WOOD* AND ROAD, dose to Hastings on I'i acre lot, a real r-od home, has big living room 11 Vi ■ 20'4 ft., dinette and kitchen, tvuo large bc-iraorrs, 9 x 17 ft full bath one car «ar>e« in basement, oil furnacerMia* Andjtvn windows, and another one stall garage, for .....$14,700.00 IN THE TAFFEE ADDITION, a weeJtsrful bungalow, has a 12 « 20 ft living room with fireplace, two bedrooms, dining room..bro Ceramic full baths, lots of cupboards, familv room, autrnr-atie water softener, walk-in ttora»e room, attached two stall earage wrth automatic electric eye ckw nowwr, a large beautifully landscaped yard, all In A-l condition for----------------------------- -.527.000.00 Wl HAVE TWO CABINS ON CLOVERDALE LA*E fr M-4J AT CLOVERDALE, will sell or rent; one rents for $50.00 per month and one for $35.00 per month. AND OUT ON GREEN MEADOWS NO.,1 an (Al frame new home, has two bedrooms upstairs and there Is room for two more bedrooms uo. also ’4 bath, and down, living Toom. I 3 x 24’ with fireplace, set in brick wall, dining room kitchen with copo-rtone stove, ceramic complete bath, utility room, has three laree picture windows, thermopane, six inches of insulation, inside screens, rock well. 220 volt underground wjrlng. an unusual.home and a real nice location on two acre let for . e ■ t enn nn A NEARLY NEW HOME IN THE TAFFEE ADDITION, has three nice bedrooms and full bath and closets on upper level and on the next level a living room, dining room and kitchen, carpets and drapes, next level a family room with fireplace, carpets and dtarws. and 14 bath and utility room, next level basement with hot water furnace fired with eas. attached two stall garage radio and intercom, built In. has a patio on back ’0 x 24'. all on a full lot and all for- -$22,000.00 IN THE FIRST WARD, has two large bedrooms with large closets uo. also full bath up. and down­ stairs a living room, with fireplace, dining room, kitchen with exhaust hood, nice basement with recreaton room, almott new, gas furnace, water heater, attached garage situated on lor and half, for $13,600.00 A VIRY WILL KEPT HOME IN THE 3rd WARD, near schools and thurches. suitable for either a large family or for Income property, with four bedrooms and two full baths upstairs and down an (LI type living room with fireplace, formal dining rocm. kitchen and full bath, hardwood floortzthroughout. basement has large equipped recreation room, with kitchenette, and freezer, three car garage, excellent location for -$20,000.00 95-ACRE FARM IN HASTINGS TOWNSHIP. with bouse wffii six rooms’and Balh. gaia<« JM tool shed, large basement bam 48 x 60 ft., hog house, twn corn cribs, silo, two chicken houses, two wells' on farm, alto 15 acres of woods, 60 acres of work land, for------------------------ $12,500.00 A REAL NICE BUNGALOW all on one floor, has living room, two bedrooms, kitchen with dining space, full basement, au.omatic gas heat, and lias attached garage, for---------------- ------------- $9,500.00 AN EXTRA NICE HOME AT ALGONQUIN LAKE, all on’ one floor, with targe living room, with fire­ place, three nice bedrooms, has a bath and Vi bath, utility room, kitchen with bar and has dining apace' built-in stove and oven, and garbage disposal, heated with hot water fired bit burner, alumi­ num siding, has lots of closets, paneling woodwork In living room, a beautiful new two stall earaee. all for --------------------------— S20.000.00 TWO COTTAGES ON CLOVERDALE LAKE with 210 feel on lake frontage and the lot Is 200 feet deep, lot Is right on M-43 and Cloverdale lake, furnishings with a few exceptions go with the cottages, each has living room, one bedroom, dining space and shower bath, small cottage has living room, dining space, one bedroom and kitchen, also garage, this whole property can be bought for $8,000.00 SIXTY ACRES OF BARE LAND excepting one small lot for.....................................................$6,000.00 BUSINESS LOCATED RENTAL PROPERTY in good business district which rents for $150.00 per mo. for A REAL GOOD HOME IN FREEPORT, has four bedrooms and lots of closet room, up and down, living room, dining room, kitchen, bath, one bedroom and den, has basement with (new! oil furnace. , garage, loti of shade, comer lot ....-------- ----- ------------------ -------------------------- ---------- - ----- $7,200 1 REAL NICE VERY COMFORTABLE HOME IN THE FOURTH WARD HASTINGS, has two (car­ peted bedrooms up and down, a living room, one bedroom, dining room, kitchen, full bath, full basement, with gas heal, garage. Is Insulated, and has storeQ windows and screens.......... -$8,500 A REAL SWEET BUNGALOW IN THE SECOND WARD.wifh living room, dinette, two bedrooms, kit­ chen and full bath, walk out basement, garage with breexeway, automatic gas furnace, carpets and drapes go with It, has storm windows and screen*---------------- ---------------------------------------- $13,000 lUNCAlOW ON M-37 WIST OF TOWN, on nice large tot; ha* living room, dining area, kitchen, bath two bedroom*, utility room, ha* naturyl ga* furnace for heat, hot and mid running water garage, about tour mile* out of town for --------------------------------- -----------------------$8,500.00 ANOTHER GOOD BUY IN THE 44b WARD. Halting*, has two nice bedrooms, with closets upstairs and down one bedroom, living room, dining room, kitchen and 14 balh down with full bath up. laundry room full basement, gas furnace, new water heater, garage with paved driveway, nice lot for A RIAL GOOD YEAR 'ROUND HOME RIGHT ON LEACH LAKE, has living room, three nice bedrooms, dining and kitchen tpoms combined, bath, has redwood siding, good well, lot I* 50 ft. wide run* 7* —4— m hiahwav has nermanent dock and a pontoon boat and a 16 ft. steel fishing 2. To counsel with local pub­ lic educational agency officials regarding the establishment and Taka it easy on crowded or unfamiliar road*. mental projects In vocational ‘ education , Lutcr will also act as the exe- : c.itlvc-sccreuiry of the AT e a UtiplementaUon Committee of the Committee of 100 In this capacity, he will also provide opportunttlea for Olivet College teacher tralnem to study and j iislt new vocational education i devetoprmmta in the urea. Lutcr. hi* wife and their Hirers ’ children reside at 601 N. Drive in Marshall. ------------ •------------ J. Ronald Sim, eon of Mr. and Mra. Wright Sim of 537 W Wal­ nut. wax graduated from Michlgan State Unlveralty on June 13 i with bachelor of art* degree as a ‘ Ipre-law student. Ron. a 1961 graduate of Hastings High School, plans on entering the Unlveralty of. Washington Law School at Seattle. Waslv. In the Fall He was president of the Kappa Sigma Fraternity hi* Senior jw and thto Summer b working on a construction job in Landng. TT W Htcuomti Lio UoShuce Why Drive Around With a Faulty Auto Radio? Oon't let a faulty radio rob you >f driving enjoyment. Stop in oday and let us fix It for you Hi-fi and tope reeorden repaired quickly. Wl 5-9187 CENTRAL RADIO & TV HOWARD TRUMBULL Wl 5-9187 b Wl 5-5992 228 N. J.ll.non st Mill Formerly at Firestone Store Richard Slocum Homo Phono Wl 5-5156 If you want to go away with peace of mind next year . . . Join our VACATION CLUB now—You'll never miss the small deposits... and you'll welcome your vacation next year. Hustings Citg Bmih MEMBER: Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Friendly, Neighborly Service for 78 Conlihuout Yeart HASTINGS SALESMEN Carl Niathamor Homa Phono Wl 5-30O4 ... GO WITH A VACATION CLUB a nAAn HOME CLOSE IN IN HASTINGS, ha* two bedrooms, hall and full bath upstairs and down one A GOOD HOMlSiws fo(let basement with new gas furnace. DUE TO RECENT SALES WE NEED NEW LISTINGS: WHEREVER YOU GO... Ron Sim Completes Pre-Law Course u/8 maw NAVE LIINAAR'S PLAT ON BIC CEDAR LAKE. VERY REASONABLY PRICED AND Will SELL ON LAND CONTRACTS. TWELVE till NICE LAKE FRONT LOTS on Algonquin Shores, priced from $1,000.00 te $2,000.00 as. Stop at toast once every three hour* tm a rest Always stay alert to changing driving conditions. WE CLOSE AT NOON ON SATURDAYS �Area Bowlers Win $3,050 in State Tourney Keglers “Name Leaders Hastings Ke^ | Doubles learns and where they I IIPP Afnn’c Share $2,175 finished: Earl Lyon-Bill Bunn, 111 11W ITlvIl O 23rd. *95; Otto Smith-Bob Lam­ bert, H8. *76; Dan Tebo-Larry From Ann Arbor Armentrout. 185th, *50; Dick and Monday League Junior, Senior Lifesaving Classes Offered ADULT SWIM CLAB88H PONT BE KM&AFl! Junkr and senior life saving Ruy WUcox. 209th. 646; Gerald Homer Smith fired a 44 Mon­ Tebo-JimBarnum, 351st, I33A8; day and won four pointe from 279ih. *21.42; Paul Gould-Meria Judge PhD Mitchsll to move Into second High Singlaa. Scarat of Uie Hasting* area bowler* shared more than 82.000 In award* won at the Michigan State Bowling •13; Spencer Scobey-Ervin Kru­ Panfil but Mill holds a five-poifil Auociallrm's 62nd tournament ger, 665th. »12; Kay Mooro-PaUl bulge In Uie division. Woodman. 676lb. »U; Dick Hartbeld al Ann Arbor. Eldon Mathews ha* a grip on Stu Sweet, 771st, »11; Ray Wleland-Howard Thaler. 680th, *10; Uie top rung of the Red Division Norval Thaler-Harold Eckardt, ladder. Otto Christensen is well 887th, 810; George Lydy-BIU out In front of the Green Dlviby kaaters In that group Hackney. 922nd. *10; Carrol) UM 81,17**1. and James Hughes-Dick Bonarski, 935th. setting the pace in the White Dlvtelon. Middleville Bowling Aioocla- *10; Wayne Newton-Karol Owen. 1037th, <9; Nolan Johncock-Art Jim Crohlnger led the league Fredenberg. 1066th, (9; Harold Monday shooting a 40. Mathews-Elden Mathews, 1067th, The statistics: *9; John Anders - Doug SmiUi. MJddierille* lop money wln- 1068th. *9; Vern Bowman-Robert Monday's results; O. Miller 45. Burghdoff, 1174th. |8; Ted Gilpoint* won; Mathews 43. 1 who lied for third with Otto lett-H. Vander Molen, 1269th, *8. 3 Bowlers earning money in the point won: Winiek 62. 4, OoodSmith of Hastings Jack earned Smith anti Drum 8226. singles division included: Otto's earnings tolaled *39850. Otto Smith, 7th, 6323; Jim Barnum. 77th. *7080; Ken Beck­ with. 156th. *54*0. Charles •75 in lhe all-event*. Their m- Krauss. 206th, 83625; Carl Hath­ tual total pins was. 684. away. 220th. 830; Eugene Poll, Middleville's Botp Tolan won 276th,’ 819JS3; Paul Settle*. 43Jrd. 81655; Carl Naylor, 469th, 818; In the actual division, low Denny Fredrickson,. 470th. 816; Jack B. Smith. &25th. 814.87; Ken *2940, doubles 1240, singles 670 Ro*c. 589U1. 814; Denver Klersey, 672nd, 813; Robert Clinton, the handicap division earning 700th, 813: Bill Bum*. 701st, 813; money were: team 2995. doubles Ted Gillett, 726th, 813; Al Ken­ 1223, singles 6-8 and all-events nedy. 732nd. 813; Lloyd Terpen1907. ' Ing. 963rd, 81022; Merle Haines. 970th. 81022; Pete Raulston, eluding »55 to Freeport Supply 1015th, 810; Carl AspinaU. 1032nd, •10: Roy Wilcox. 1049th. .810; 12Bth. 84550 to Bender Gravel Dick Bonarski. 1135th. *921; Jack for 154th. *45 to Smith Bros. Ete- Smith. 1136th. 8921; Dean Stu­ art. 1142nd 89; Ray Wloland. flee. *30 to McAllister. Ollers, *29 to Hastings Aluminum Products. 1214th, *0; Max Decker. 1312th, M; Jerry Smelker, 1357th. *7.93; Jim Armen, 1358th. »793; Bruce 8 BOWLING FQR FUN and HEALTH ALL SUMMER LONG Z Improve Your Game Before Next Season OPEN BOWLING Afternoons and Evenings Bob & Mickey Lambert Your Host* Chenoweth, W. Cronlqger and O. the opening night at thn Ionia fairground* Saturday when he With tbs boys and glrte going to <i£rrM& wro cmul Mtr sny cate AND CTfPAS NfA/t TH£ ABOANO/ POSf/BLE. AND NEVB? Txsua*KcFSroa!ranoT»FnT?rF Chenoweth; Armchair Athlete V. v*. J. Cronlnger; Guenther vs. MsUjsws. Blue Division We hope the Michigan Legislature and the Conservation Monday's results: H. Smith 44, Commission will give a good, long look at the resolution adopted 4. Mitchell 62. 0; Jacobs 42. 4, by the Michigan United Conservation Clubs last week al their tide 42, 1: Hubbell 61. 4, Hamaty convention at Cadillac urging that the baas season open on the 52, 01 81m 61. 4. Laubaugh 44. 0; Saturday preceding Memorial Day, and not’ to have the open­ Burr 47. 4; Sherwood 54, 0; H. ing again occur on a Tuesday or some such odd occasion. ' 1436th, 87; Ward Woodmansee. Smith 44,4, Wood 66, 0; Ironside For years we've been urgurg the powers-that-he to have lhe 1481th, 31; Joe Burkholder. 1593rd, Standings: Ironside 29 points. opening ol our seasons occur iMj^Saturday*, so that most sports­ 88; Ray Pavlich, 1610th. 86; Dick Hart, 1669th, 86: Daniel-Tebo. H. Smith 26, Jacobi 25. Hollister men will have on opportunity toi enjoy Uie inauguration of the I 1697th, 86; Lester .Springer. WANT A PET? 1725th, 86; Robert aheby. 1800th, baugii 21. Burr 20, Sim 19, Panfil deer, pheasant, duck, pat, trout; 85.46: Harold Eckert 1853rd. 86; 18. Mitchell 17. MacLeod And and all other reason*. We believe It 1* time for hide- i Lawrence Keeler, 1886th. 85; Pete Wood 16, Chase 14. Sherwood 13. Powell. 1892nd, 85; Caroll Hughes. Hubbell 11. GUlrepto 6 and Pelt- bound bureaucrat* to give the. people a break. . . . 1971st. 85: Robert. Burghdoff. Pairings for Monday: Chase vs. 21I0UI, 85; David Kruko, 2111th, 85; Leo Gasper, 2151st, 85; John MacLeod. Cove vs. Mitchel); At the MUCC convenUon Lu-1 Hubbell vs. Panfil. 81m vs. Gil­ cnie WUlltte was reelected a di­ Kaslnaky. 3205th, »5. Awards going to local bowlers lespie: Wood vs. Hamaty. Hol­ rector at large of the big State bi the all-events included: lister vs. Burr: Ironside vs. Ja­ organisation. Others from the Eugene Poll. 33rd. 890; Date coba. Laubaugh vs. Sherwood; H. Barry County Sportswomen ■» Osscnheimer. 34th. 885; Otto Smith vs. Fiomher. Club attending were President Smith. 52nd. 875: Roy Wilcox. Lob Stidham, vice President- black female angora kitten. Green Division 113lh. 84334; Carl Hathaway. Doris Shawman. Ruby Honpey Monday's results: Christensen and Esther Bates. Esther Is frem 8156th. 820; Paul Woodman. If interested contact Wl 255th. 810: Jun Barnum. 259th. Nashville but a member of Uie 3015. 8980; pick Hart. 35lit. 88; Max Huebner 54. 4. 5ie*el 56. 0; Aid­ local club. Decker. 376th. 88. Norval Thaler. rich 54, 3. Feldpausch 53.1; Kiehl Outdoor Trail — And .peaking record reported carded by John 475th, 87; Al Kennedy. 486th. 87; Carl AspinaU. 500th, 87; Daniel Ot breaks, game experts remind Peterson at Riverbend about two Tebo. 249lh. 87; Ken Rose. 606th, 56, 0; Oroos 57. 3, Jerow 48. I; everyone that it Lt against the Huebner 54. 4, Aldrich 54, 0; 86; Bob Cross. 616th. 86. Hastings bowlers who have not Groo* 67. 4. Shlritey 49, 0; Groos On Monday male golfers win 57. 4. Feldpausch 53, 0. when young birds and animals are most easily found in lhe tee off at 8 am. at Uie Hastings pointe, Foster 27. Kiehl and Shlr- State'* fields and forests. “People Country Club via a shotgun start key 26, Cook 24. Rom 22. Sexton make poor foster parents ol wild­ This Tuesday Mra. Clcopha 21. Groo* 20. Cooper 17. Pugh life, no matter how good their Flora won second low gross in | and Feldpausch 16. Huebner and InienUans may be." reports John the Central Michigan 9 - Hole A. Angullm, the Conservation De^ Tournament held at Portland. J,. X? “1<X£ pertinent's playing in the meet were LHMUUCUVn law venforcement .1 I u 1 U V Ul C .1 k Others — ” Chief. , I Alice MacDonald, Fem Kimmel Pairings for Monday: Siegel vs. won the 36-lap feature rare at He adds that nature lovers can and Gert Isham. Winning low tlie Hastings Rareway Friday Flora, Foster v*. Cook; Christen­ watch and snap pictures of pro- putts in the A class In Tuesday's .. and animals ....... . all ... .. __ event ... night, with Cecil Ran second. sen v*. Huebner. Groos vs. Mc­ .tec... ted. ... birds they nt HCC for distaff golf* Allister; A. Srrilth VI. Rom. Sex­ want, but from this point on. the was Mrs. Minet Stanley with 1 ..... ........ .... . ,............ tr.n. 1..^ lr.w mt,fa In W wl Jenklnij fourth. Sinclair also w€n ton vs. Kiehl; Jerow vs. Pugh, only policy wtth wildlife Lt to Peg Hine had low putte In B with vs. Aldrich; Shirkey vs. 15. loo. and low In Class C was the pursuit Ln 2:48.12. z “leave ’em to the wild". . . . won by Mn. Winnie Ritchie with pick AspinaU captured the 21. Low nst in Class A went to White Division Former owners who Jost lands ; Mrs. Gretchen Kennedy with 35. Monday's results: James 48. 2 to the State for failure to pay pointe won. Robert* 46, 2 points; Middleville’s Bob Senslba won1 Robert* 44. 4. McMillan 46. 0. the dash in 1:36.06 and Delton'.1 j Standings: Blair 27 point*. J. « ■ • Bennett 26, Roberts 23, Clarke ' 20. McMillan 19. Rohde 17. War­ the Conservation Department'*‘ -Sunday's big alEhers In the latads section in Laming asking;blind partner eveat for men al second and Jerry VanDyke lhe | ner Snyder. Tucker and Bay 16. that their tax-reverted proper!lea | HCC were Homer Smith and Jim A. Bennett 14. Kinney and B. third 1; _______ ____ 10. be offered for sale. Through their Coleman with low gross and Milter 13.______ Ftahrr_ ... 12, ___ Campbell Helen Misner won the Powder!e. Miller’s, James's and CLarey applications, land* a ill be put up George Miller and Doug Cooper for public auction at 25 percent >“5 ”ct- Harvey Slater and Puff derby. Connie Gray was;5 „w°n lcC0?tLl?W ,gr?? second. Bennie Hose third. Mary Pairings for Monday: Clarke of their la*t assessed valuation. Curtb fourth and Carole Moore I vs. Warner. E. Milter v*. Kinney; They will go to the person who and ?illck.^i,elLan^ Lublmakes Uie highest offer, with enlw\I ‘hlrd'„&^?nd fifth. - ._________ elarey v». A. Bennett, B. Miller Hopkins and Denfanner owner having the *®nl ,to I vs. Snyder: Fisher vs. Blair, each former I Tucker vs. Rohde; Bay vs. Rob­ opportunity to match the top bld nls Cleveland and third to Gor­ erta, Campbell vs. J. Bennett; within 30 days after Uie iude. don CoVe and Gordon Ironside. The other way that a onetimi owner can attempt to recover hl* tax-delinquent lands la by re­ questing his local unit of govern­ • I.jurt week'. Banner listed ment to adopt a resolution which Richard F. Slocum a* a R1 Hick­ will prevent his property from being offered for immediate sale. ccived hb certificate Ln real es­ Under this procedure. Uie resolu­ tate from the University of tion must be filed with the De­ Michigan on Junc 24. The Bon­ partment's lands section by Nov. ner was misinformed. Slocum’s 2, 1965. Back taxes then are to be paid to lhe city or county treas­ urer. Landowners uho are in been aMnclated With Earl R arrears with their 1962-63 taxes can avoid going through ony of these steps by simply paying their overdue amounts to Leal county treasurers. . . . Sinclair Wins Raceway Feature 89,000. Good Pars Billy's time Thursday a four weeks. The Hasting* Mfg. Company atruotor. entry in lhe Hailing* Softball As*ocl*Uon moved Into tint place in the Haaungs Softball Assoc1aUon, defeating Local 138 last Wednesday, 6-3. and then trlp- HASTINGS BOWL INC_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ... .. , , Woodlands at Michigan Palmer Drives Trotters to Wins In Ionia Opener Dick Palmer's Good Pal'* Billy iston Ring Takes Hastings Softball Lead i-usniaa. on, u; uuenmer w, a, Chenoweth 43,1; J. Cronlnger 40, 4. Goodyear 56. 0; O. Miller 45. S, Chenoweth 43, 1. Standlnp: Mathews 29 points, good and Booth 8, Stanley and Marlin 7, Pusnikas 5, Goodyear and Bteury 4, Frandsen 0. Pairing* for Monday: W. Croninger vs. Goodyear. Osgood vs. Stanley; Wlnlck vi. Martin, the Youth Council playground program starting on Tuesday. July 6, Playground Director |ngrv»t«4 may Big Ifiniun ff ’ith I—THE HASTINGS BANNEB Thursday, July 1, 1965 Monday night in nine innings. In Lhe other game Monday, the Michigan Rehabilitation Insti­ tute edged the Hastings Mcrchanu, 4-3. in eight Innings with Bart Bourdo striking out 14 men. Mike Lydy was the losing pitcher. Phil Martin hit a homi run for the victort. Thursday night Marshall Kid­ der clouted a home ruh as Barry County Lumber defeated MRI, 10-0, and Local 41 4de(eated Lescoa's of Middleville, 16-15. WednMday night the Mer­ chant* dafcAtad Bliss, 7-8, with Lydy turning in the winning mound performance. Al Beard chucked for Bliss. Mike Corrigan hit two home runs aral Don JapInga one for the Merchants. Standings through Monday: TEAM ’ Brlmtnci Altogether, nine hones and interested their drivers trotted to the victore’ circle to receive trophies and blanket, from Gloria Brand, 1965 in Ionia Free Fair Queen. In the two-year-old trot. Pal- Feed Programs Aid Michigan’s Birds, Animals mlle irrmlned on a best time basis In Protection of Wildlife Michigan State and Tulane An important result of the feed1’WU1 , .the tM, first time in will „„„ meet IU for grain and wheat programs ha* tjukoibaU during tho 1965-66 KI— InrrM,. tn tilr Michigan population of beneficial wildlife, particularly, pheasant* and rabbits, reported Frank Light, chairman of the Michigan Agricultural Stabilisation and Conservation State Committee. slide because diverted areas nesting protection. Some of the most Importent cause* of wildlife mortality arc man made. These causes can be IB of the .field," and should be given proper-emphasis. re area undisturbed un­ control measures arc Hasting* Mfg. Co. Barry County Lun Heatings Merchants ... Michigan Rehabilitation Leeeoa. Middleville . Barry Produces Record Trout story, anotlicr rccord-slccd brown trout may have been landed in Michigan. popping for fuharmen In thU State where a 13-yenr record for tlie biggrot brown trout caught hM unofficially been topped not First by herbicide*, spray instead of mowing. ■31 If the weeds involved will not mature until alter July 13Ui. delay mowing until after that Every inch a rugged John Deere You get a full measure of John Deere performance and conve­ nience in the 8 h.p. "110” La ra 4) . If mowing 1* needed before and Garden Tractor. July 15th, drive with caution to Indeixmdent ground-epced con­ give young birds and rabblte J trol Douhle-aafo electric bart­ chance to escape from the path er. Double-action brakeo. At­ of the equipment. Flushing bars tachments for mowing, clearing are especially helpful. ■now, gardening, spraying ... 5) Keep the sickle bar high­ tail stubble will hide many ftedg- many more. Keep your Bbmcstead in trim, "Rules of Uie field'' are not to and handle many farm chorea, be interpreted as disregard for too, with a John Deere "L10* lhe feed grain provision* which Tractor. Convenient credit. require control of weeds, added Light. Fanners arc aware ol the serious losses which occur In weed Infested fields and control measures idtould be used which will prevent weed problttds in subsequent crops. ' Hi* prised trophy hadnt ever. the feed grain and wheat pro- 23-pound. traction of some wildlife will oc­ cur where badly Infested fields must be clipped before July 15th, aw Bay. Department ftiheriea men plan but much wildlife can be pro­ tected by understanding and ap­ preciating some of Ute survival authenticate the boo of these problems. fish. Previously, tlie largest brown trout taken In Michigan weighed ATHUTI'S FOOT 17 pounds and five ounces and HOW TO TREAT ITcaught a JOHN DLLRE LAWN GARDEN TRACTOR whopping Goodyear Bros. Implements Harold Crawford of Qus City in Houghton Creek. Ogemaw Hl II M* county. IZ4 N. Jeffmon Ph. Wl 5-5052 ■ Department fisheries men. “AKhough the brown is con­ sidered a stream trout, we've learned from the spawning mi­ grations of these fish In Great reports Wayne H. Tody, in brown conmuch to their liking.’ Receives Certificate Hastings Public Schools, B-l NOTICE OF SALE PUBLIC SCHOOL PROPERTY UPHOLSTERING • Fkkup .ad Delivery. A brood of six young turkey* has been seen In Menornir.ee Department released 19 gobbler* and hem early this Spring m its first effort to establish some of these birds in the Upper Pen­ Insula. . . . THE FURNITURE BUILDING CARPET MILLS favor WT Wayne Haxel Phon* 374-3523 to clean modern carpets and an Badric Brvth deilgnsd tor Um our mochine to dean 300 sq. ft. only tavmoga homo) Phons v* lor Monoation. 123 Wo*| Stott Strut. Hmtiftg* Ing holiday weekend should pro­ vide three day* of recreation— mostly golf for some people. Play should be heavy bn all area course* and golfer* wilt be shocAIng to lie the unofficial counro BO4 NIWILL b NOLAN CUTCHESS. Owaen bag., th N 1° E 380 88 30' W 396 ft. 1 W 310 ft, th N 88J30' E 396 H.-to All bids to be in the office of the Hastings SPEEDY WASH COIN-OP Laundromat Supsrintandant of Schools by noon, Thursday, July 8,1965. Tho Board of Education reicrvti the right to reject FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE WK HAVE IHETAUED A DOLLAR-IILL CHANCER Hkwra Wl 5-511 Alto commencing at NE corner lot 85, sd plot for th N 88J3O" W 395 ▼y <3 HASTINGS FLOOR COVERING Halting* Haight* — Lot* 85 through 90 inchulve. any or al[ bids. ONARD HOFISSIONAL DRY CHAN I NG SERVICE North Gun Loko Coin-Op Opm 5:00 a.m. - 10 p.m,. This year, be a winner! ■ "Why not? Mort Neff will Lo presenting 33 big prites in L*onard's 1965 "Michigan Outdoors" fishing contest — and you hare u good a chsnce to win as any othef fishsrnwu. Th* contest run* from lhe Opening ot trout season through Labor Day, so you'll have all sum­ mer to catch a Mg one. Slop In today wd pick up your free entry blank. We’re holding cnMpc you. And, ws hope you catch a whopper I MILDRED SMITH. Pr«*i4«nt FREE FNTRY BLANKS! Jack Echtinow's Service 320 N. Michigan Phone Wl 5-5073 �Seek Boys to Join Thornapple Scout Groups Residents Attend Trailer Convention Kurt Ftgr-i, 2-year-oId son of “nd.Mr* George Flgel of Woodland, luui been convalescing from cute and bruises sustained when he wns hit by s w on Tuesday. June 22. at Woodland Mra Lxetn Hershberger, Wood­ land, the driver of the car raid the little fellow apparently dart­ ed in front of her car and she was unable to avoid hitting him Clinics Occupy Spartnn Coaches Mra. Larry Wieland ol Hastings. bridal shower for Patti Resh at Hope Church. * CaUera of Mina Wieland were: Mra. Crumbach Wilma Pavilch of Hastings. Mrs Karyl Livingston of Pinhook and Carol Posthumus of Lowe. * Mina Wieland and Mra Wilma Pavilch and Joannie, Mr. and Mra. Earl Pasthumus and two SFSOAT HOOKS A/1C and Mra. Rsixly Grinnell end family arrived via plane from Wiesbaden. Germany. Sun­ UNDID FliH KOO KI drove Uieir car from there anil ento. Mr. and Mra. Floyd Grin­ nell Bunday night. Randy has the states. After a 30-day fur­ lough. two weeks spent with his Well, besides tcaclilng claanni enU. Mr. and Mra Charlm In their sports, traveling the Canada of Ban Antonia. Texas. banquet circuit, recruiting new He is to be assigned at Uttle varsity talent, attending con- and sometimes taking graduate nine - month - old boy, Jeffery studies and writing books, pam­ Craig. Blx-year-old Linda Main phlets and magazine articles — they give clinic* for thousands brother. He arrived home Wed- I neaday. June 23. keeping with a basic principle Michigan State University—that Marvel Burden of Him were services shall be carried to the Saturday dinner guoaa of Mr. people far beyond campus boun- th« Pharmacist ths eiact When you further consider all tha new drugs coming mtn the Phsemsciit's stocks must see low Important your ... Frescriptwns are the heart Your Pharmacy Jacob's Prescription Pharmacy 126 Eoit State St. Phone Wl 5-2466 Hatting* DOUIll MOOS and ronn and Ann Wieland at­ tended the Wieland reunion at Gaylord Whitney and Mr. and Mra. Max Whitney of Grand Ledge * Mra. Margaret Beech- HAVl YOU CONSIDttfD? Then it cornea to selecting the right -fishing hook, the angler has quite a variety of sizes and style<to choose from. Shown here at two-thirds their actual size are some of them. The main thing an angler should note in his selection of a hook is the kind of. fish he* s going after. Predatory fish such as the bass, pike, trout, add muskie have much larger mouths than bluegills, perch, and other such panfish. Some fish slurp the bait, some gulp it, some bite and chew. These differences determine the size, length of shank, and styjq of book used. night guests of the Marshalls and Ervins Mr. Robert Hummell of Irving and MIm Diane Schondelmaycr Of Middleville- were Bunday eve­ ning guests of Mr and Mra. Har­ 55 «»e home- old Hummell and family * Mbs coming* at the church Sunday. Tlie same officers were retained Donald Dowsett. for another year: Ashley Van Dorn, president; Ferris Lathrop, vice president, and Dennis Mc­ Intyre, secretary - treasurer. * Mr. and Mrs. Corl Tobias. Ger­ trude Tobias and David Kmltli rctunicd butt Monday from a trip to the World's Fair, Gettysburg. Niagara Falls and Washington. JUNE 31-Boknt lour, 1131 8. DC. They were overnight guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ron Wurtley of Utica, New York. They called on Barryville By Mra. Burr Faaaeit Reaching the largest total Grew Blough were Friday dlnaudience was Head Football Coach Duffy Dnuglverty through Robot Walton and family of Talmadge, Ohio; Mr. and Mra. Perry Fisher of Rising Sun, O.; Mr and Mrs. Jacob Knlerulm of and Mn. Claude Walton, * Mn. Elmore, O, and Mr. and Mra. Tlie total attendant**, virtually Vernon Mintz and Mrs Edna in. Mrs Laura Holketra of Grand Mintz of Gibsonburg. Ohio. Baseball Coach Danny Lltwhi- Rapids, Thursday. Mra. Hollutra Mr. and Mra. Paul Humphrey ler and assistant Prank Pellerin recently returned homo after a ot Owosso were Sunday guests of staged 13 dime* in Michigan trip to the Netherlands. * Mra. Mr. and Mra. Russell Mead. * communiues which attracted Claude Walton and daughter. Pfc. Zane Mead of West Point, some 1.220 Little League players Mra. Lorolha Campbell wen* N. T.. u pecndlng ill* furlough with his paxenta. Mr. and Mrs. Golf Coach John Brotxmann and Mrs. Goorge Brownell of conducted half a docen clinics Mead.---on---------Sunday with 300 youthful participants. VBKU UlCIUfcfc Ul Ofc. rClCTB- "Ruxsell ----- . •-------•> evening __ burg. Fla., were Monday vtaltoro rc«Tuar “««£>«• * Mr­ __ ■_ -»____ . and Mr* .Tolln IVtf-nhrrw-V anrt Mrs. John Denbrock and Basketball, one clinic with 500 family of Coldwater were Sunday Mr. and Mra Howell Newton, attending: wrestling two clnllca afternoon and lunch gueste of attending; wrestling two clinics in the East visiting Gettysburg, Mr. and Mra. Karl Pufpaff and family. clinic* for 700 people: gymnasMr. and Mrs. Theodore Dutmcr New Hampshire Vermont and of Grand Rapids were Bunday callera of Mr* Glenn Pufpaff * More titan 3,840,000 perrons sustained Injuries in automobile and lack of Judgement were rc.•ponxlblc for more than 85 per­ cent of tl» highway casuulth-s in 19d4. GET YOUR SAVINGS IN BYTHEIOth TO EARN FROM THE 1st t’r let another day slip by without opening, or ing to your Insured savings account for the full month of profitable returns — and......... full months on our next earnings day in. 4% THE HARTINGS BANKER-* Tkuraday, J«ly 1. INS Band Concert On Wednesday pm. on the Cburthou* lawn, and another concert is rcheduled dsy, Friday and Saturday was a for Wednesday. July 7, at the complete suceeos and many for­ mer residents returned to renew acquaintance* during the threeday celebration. Bellevue's Volunteer Are de­ partment. for the second year in Grundman: Medley of CIvU War a row, took first place In t/ie wa­ Melodies, ihcludlng Dixie and ter battle Thursday evening Slve Wore a Yellow Ribbon; Col­ marking the opening of the fes­ lege Rhapsody, medley of col­ tivities. lege songs; March Onward, by Lccttald. and march** set to a Athletics, Cubs Leading ‘Y Baseball Loops Babe Ruth baseball league Cute axe leading the Cub le Club through the Youth Council. There are 138 boys particlpat- additional 33 boys have signed. and Mrs Ray Wieland and chil- •nd fimlly of GramTr^S V 8SKS or of Dale's 13th birthday. * were Saturday callers of Mrs Elnora Whitney * Mr* Whitney ? Homecoming at Nashville is I’icnit utt By Mra. Sylvan Tagg Df. and Mrs Wesley Logan nnd their grandinn. Mite Bush ui gMdi m. fss-uii of Battle Creek, attended the Family Motor Coach Association Mra. Mins Wletend. Mr. and National Convention at Grevn- Mra. Charles PoBUntmtis and ------- ...... ...u.., become old enough to join Cub Scouting. Boy Scouting, and Ex­ Convention for this Motor Home ploring during thq months of group which consists of coaches July and August. with the motor ami trailer being IMsirfct reeords show, howstance. one can walk from the arlually recruited during these steertng-wteel bock through the Summer month*. *** Thnmappte was an interesting meeting as District Committee-la promoting liiere were coach owners '.here u Summer recruiting program so from many of the Statea, and us to give three prtMpccttvo Cute, also from Australia. Quebec. Scout* a:x! Explorers a chance Ontario, making about 250 in to benefit by the Scouting proh-ram^durlng the best outdoor Tlie Australians are touring tlie United States and plan to be Each unit leader will receive hero about three years (Inci­ a key far each new boy recruited dentally. they are expecting to in July and Ajigust. One ot three call on the Lognnri wunctlmc m keys will open a padlock on a the future » Aho attending from lids area were Mr. and Mra. Heber Foster of Nashville and tain a gift for tlie lucky unlt Mr*. Kitthlren Mudge. The Michigan Cluipccr had a meeting ot 1U own which In­ cluded a potluck dinner and ed to the units library " Sixty nvw boys Joined the in their group. Herb Hhrincr. hl* Scouting program during June and tlie district, committee hopra to Rouble this number in July longing to the association. and August No Serious Injury Freeport ; Hastings I Building Permits •L*n. rnisir*. (too. mu «ouuur run as—sick*** BoSu-kl tss w. C«nt«r, rapilr*. I SOO. mU craUitUr Friday afternoon pulling contest was held and nine competed in this event. Taking Oral place waa Clin Lundstrum with 187 percent. His tractor weighed 9270 pounds and he pulled 15.488 pounds. In" second place was Victor Schantz, with 158 percent. His tractor, 9340 pounds and he pulled 14.838 pounds. Harold Hubka took third with 1558 percent, with a tractor weighing 8,180 pounds add he pulled 12,845 pounds. Thirteen acta participated Fri­ day evening for the Amateur Forrest Rinehart Taking first place was Robin Richardson. 10. of Battle Creek with her fire baton number. In second place was an acrobatic-baton routine by a group of Hastings girls, Marianne Ferguson. 6; Valerie Sheier, 9; Laurie Btory, 7; MUin<la Hammond. 8, and JoElIen Miller, 8. Third place winner was a vocalbt, Gerald Dillenbeck, 13. of Woodland. Other* competing were a Hal­ ting* group of glrb, ages 11 and 12. in a dance number. They were Kathy Armstrong, Janice Hawk. Raenne Miller, and Michelle Frey; Beverly Purchi* and Tyann SJocum, of Nashville to a modern Jazz dance; Busan Baker of Vermontville, mod'ern jazx dance; Laurie Montague and Ce­ celia Curtis of Hastings, a baton routine; Maryann Varkoly, Nash­ ville. modem ja*z; Riley Cam. Charlotte, piano solo; Debbie Dunham of Vermontville and Debbie McVey of Nashville, mod- tlclng Woodland beginning before their By Mri. C tendon Cur th Westerly Reunion Tlie Hesterly family held annual reuhlon st the Lak Monday of thia week the Red* Chet Hesteriy and children. Mr. and ‘Ma Kenneth Neilson the Phillies, Dean Better and girls (Helen). Wednesday, the Oriotes defeated Bradley (Beulah> and family of scalped the Indiana, fl-1. Mon­ llortcommon. Mra. HUdrtd Hts- day the Orioles trounced the terly was also present with )«■ Indians 13-9. and the Athletics family. Mr. and Mrs Herbert Westerly and daughter of Oke- teriy and girls of Woodland. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Hesterly and family of Hastings. Mr. and Mra. Eugene Blair (Doris' and family lord Towsley (Virginia) and Naw Ledges Show Lael Woodbury leads an exJuly 3-6. Woodbury, long a fa- Elizabeth Walk. These unable Zook and family and Mr.’ and Mra. Byron Hesterly. Everyone Friend." enjoyed a Idvely potluck dinner and a social ofternoon. Attention 1855 graduates of Woodland I The report or Wood­ land graduate** scorns to liavr Serins Oils Is lhe l(Xh annlvrc- intonated in having a reunion. Frank Hus* and Cliarles Andrus ot Hastings, instrumental trio; Rick Reynolds. Hastings, a Hoot­ nanny Hop. and Harry and Larry Rollins of Nashville, comet duet. Prior to the Amateur contest a that they were friends with for group of Nashville youths known several yean:. We were a email on the Petty Boys entertained. Saturday morning there were Are you willing to help? Mrs ELirabeth Waite returned home with Mra Hildrod Hoterly Bunday after the UwUrlj re- plans to spend the weekend with Mr. and Mra. Clifford Towsley and family at Gun Laks, other Other events Saturday includ­ visitors Sunday evening with ed a pony pulling contest; micro Mrs. Hlldrtd Hesteriy were Mar­ By Mra. Mary Jackaon midget race*, a square dance, and sha Towsley and Dale McCllnI Anute 7VS-1SI0 entertainment by local bonds. A dbplay of firework* concluded J. Clifford Proctor the programs both Friday and Many were shocked to htar of Saturday evening*. A number of Rhoda iiawdy wwe Saturday callers with Mr. and Mm Robert the unexpected death of J. Clif­ Austin Robert returned home ford Proctor who died suddenly at hi* home on Whltneyville cesaion and eat stands along the from the hospital an Friday afRood Thursday morning. June 24 midway. Tlie rides were brought He had lived in this community in,fey Forrest Johnson of Has­ * Weekend visitors with Mr and many years. Tlie Rev Kenneth tings. McCaw of Caledonia MethodUt The homecomliig 1* sponsored had reChurch officiated at the service* by the Nashville Volunteer fire turned from Ch 1and interment was at Lakeview department each year in order I had performed Fredrlckson In Woodland Bun- Monday overnight gueste of Mr. j Cemetery at Caledonia. He is to raise money for the smaller fxls accord­ pieces of equipment needed by —--------- ——., .w^irie returned ... * 7 dauahier. daughter, Mr* James (Vivian) (Vivian, Uie department. The chamber home with them after spending neth Moore of Logan Bunday. the week with her grandparents. Benson and Alan at Evart. * Mr. Sherman of Alto, and two grand­ Mr. and Mra. Galen Kilmer oho children. drcn of Btarr were Friday visl- day evening callers of Mr. and returned to Uieir home in Has­ tings after spending the week Mr and Mra. Harry Balsch ore Mra. Richard Green and family with them and baby boy and enjoying a two-week vacation * Mr. and Mra Rav Serec visited of Mason. visiting and touring to northern Laurie. * Mr. and Mra. Marvtn Mr. and Mra Lloyd Priddy of By Mra. Vorn Hawbllta and southern Canada. CI msIc and tirts arrived home Saturday. * Mrs. Ruth Blcom Kau polite. Fla, were Tuesday; Michigan * N^ar^on Monday from a two-wsek vaca­ I NttovBle <11-2102 attended tbc Bleam reunion at ^ M^ Andy' f0™"15' of Washington. tion Ln California. They visited Dutton Park Sunday, a Mr. and M?.ht relatives while there and toured Mra Frank Thrxnpnon tind fam­ L. A. Day was a Monday foreMr. and Mra. Vem Hooper: broDisneyland. * Mr. and Mra Wm. ily were Sunday vtaltora of Mr. ““n “Vf7 Klu- thrr. then Jack, Jack, and and family, family, also also aa Santa Cruze. Calif. and Mr and Veite were visttorw with friends sister. Mrs. Harold Humble and Mra John White of Placerville in Findlay. N Y, from W«duNMonday caUer of Mrs, Elsie Pot­ Calif, to Grand* Rapid* to visit I day until, Bunday. After tiwy got jay wmripew Bunday wia ter of Woodland. * Mra. Glenn their cousins. Mr. and Mra. Irve bend left Thursday for Bagdad. home on Bunday Mr. and Mra. PufpaXT, Mrs. Elmer Gillett. Mn. family at Yankee Springs. * Kate Webb, Mrs. L. A. Day. Mrs. Iraq, as a secretary of the US. Batea on Tuesday. June 22. Last Vem Garfield of Jackson called they attended the wed­ on them. Other vlstttn Included Mra. Donald Cullen and family Elsie Cogswell of Nashville and Assembly. She will Join him in Friday ding of Betty Jayne* EUUton and enjoyed the Mrthodkr. Sunday Mra. Francis Ryan of Florida Rulter of Oakdale, XU., and Mra. Ron Gerald at lhe Nashville and Mra. Tam Bocra and daugh­ school picnic al the Freeport Jennie Ruiter of Wayland were EUB Church. Sunday they call- ter. Michelle of Kalamazoo. * ball park Sunday. Gladys Crockford of Woodland Saturday dinner gueato with Mrs. Steiner and Mr. and Mra. Thom­ Ethel Rowbuter were coustoo, Rev. and Mra. Ira Cargo of as Bremer over the weekend. The Monday to visit friends in South Mrs Mary Llveiutargar of MarFlorida were Friday callers of people attending the Methodist Haven Church service Sunday morning Mrs. Veda Guy of Augusta way of Mansfield. Ohio. On BunMrs. Warren Bolton were Fri­ enjoyed Mra. Frank Rutter's solo. called Friday on Mr. and Mra. Middleville were Thursday eve- day evening callers of Mr and Quite a feft of the youth of Ernie Skidmart- and Mr. and Mrs Lewis Bolton and family. the MethodUt Church are en­ Mm Envtt Skidmore. ★ A week They had just returned from a joying camping at Lesley Woods ago Saturday, a dinner guest of Hoffman and Cindy nf Wayne month's visit with Mr. and Mrs. Edith Hough, a former resident. Boyd Bolton and family In Cali­ ber and Mra. Charles McDonald lost Monday visitors of Mr. and fornia. Their grandson, Lewi* Mctlxxttst Church Sunday. Other Mra. Garry McGhee. * Phllls Bolton, whose graduation they Lute and children were In town Mr. and Mra. Errett Skidmore gunite with btr Included Mra attended, returned to Michigan Monday visiting Mn. Ardis iattended open house Sunday in Bill Hough of Wisconsin with pital Monday and had a tonal- with them. Lutz and Mra. Ida Rathbun. <Charlotte for the 25th wedding lectomy Tuesday. * PhlUp Pat­ Mr. and Mra. Earl Marshall and also visiting the dentist. Dr. ianniversary of Mr. and Mra. Mra. Morley Hough of Lake rick is spending a few days with entertained with open house for John Mulligan. ♦ Miss Butane 1Harold Touch. his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. their daughter, Capt. and Mrs McDonald, who 1* employed at James Patrick at Clarksville. * Richard C. Ervin and family, on the ArCs Printing Co. In Grand Ifrom Thotnappie lake. Mra. liven in Grand Rapid* Sunday afternoon. About 50 Rapids, was home over the week- ’Worth Green and Jack were The Michigan Hastings were Tuesday evening guests called from Hastings. Al­ end * The Miriam Circle met at । team set five . gonquin . Lake. Thornapple Lake. lhe heme of Mra. WalteP Bender i Charlotte, Chicago, Battle Creek. Mrs. Thomas Brown told of their :Mra. Earl Marshall on Sunday Robert Tooker and family were ------Albion, —------------------Marshall, -------------Banfleld. _ as experiences as missionaries in ।for their daughter. Arica, Capt. Bunday evening visitors of Mr. well as local friends and rela- Java Malaya. ♦ Mr. and Mra ।nrwl Vfr, _ . Charles Jackson Saturday at- ; on of Lansing were Saturday tended a surprise birthday party , on his Sister, Mra. Leslie Haskins, . of Plainwell. Mr and Mra. Don VanPoperlng । and Betlv were home over the ;Mra. Harry Green from Bellevue weekend. Mr. VanPoperlng I* at- ■ tending Central Unlveralty at Worth Green and Jack. Mt. Pleasant this Summer. Hb We think of the Job of servto. Mr. and Mra. Clyde Reid itrr family Is with him. ★ Many chil- , Ing our clients as a round-thodren tn Middleville have measles. Tom Reid of Eaton county a dock proposition. After all, * Mra. Lucille Getty's sister and Mr. and Mra. Blair HawbllU and husband, the Rev: and Mra. Allen . losses don't limit themselves Bteeby of Battle Creek, who are Sunday and also called on Mr. to an 8-hour workday. If yow on Uieir way to tour the Holy and Mra. Larry Hawblits in BatLand, attended church service in Madrid. Spain. Sunday. Mra. Mr. and Mra. Rolland Reid Bteeby was the former Thetina Johnson, daughter of the late and family from Nashville and light away. YouHl get just thM A. C Jdhnson and Mra. JohnUngs enjoyed a picnic supper an Oamjiaa * 7°^* Plac® your ler attended a wedding of Jack Saturday with their parents, Mr. program in ow hand*. Trowbridge of Grand Rapids to and Mra. Clyde Relit * Mr. and Kay Wendell In the South Con­ Mra. Austin Schantz and Mr. gregational Church last Satur­ and Mra. Vem HawbUte enjoyed day. Mr. Trowbridge was best dinner Sunday at U» Windmill, man at Dean Crldlet's wedding near Lansing and called on _____ _ ___________________frien* In Late Odessa. Blodgett Hospital, is home an.1 “nd Blair HswbUte her sister, Patty, Is confined in among thtwe from Battle, Ovar Miller's Jewelers Phone the Osteopathic Hospital in C«ek who attended the funeral 120 W. STATI ST Wl 5-4174 Grand Rapids. Both girls are the I Thursday for Mra. Walton whose I dsughtm of Mr. and Mn. Albert i husband 1* connected with the1 NASHVILLE, MICHIGAN Michigan Linstock in Detroit. | outdoors and hundreds Middleville Highbank WIN! FREE Wl! BLANKS ■ Ths.birgrst fishing can»•« in blggwt flrtinc state in. the countryThou­ sands of dollara in brauti* ful pj-ises. No reason why you ean't win. Join up! But i. y6ur •’*rr blank boforu you go fishing. LEONARD Jack Echtinaws SERVICE 320 N. MkMflan Wl 5*5073 WE HAVE EVERYTHING NEEDED TO GET YOUR BASEMENT FINISHED No Quitting Time Ou Mmce 136 E. State St. Phono Wl $-3853 AU Saving Intured Up to flOjOOO Kith F.SJ-I.C RANDSEN'C F Insurance Agency • Pennock s Insulating ■locks • Steel Doors • Protected Paints • Aluminum Windows • Sand and Gravel DCNKIAflf rtniiUvIv CONCRETE PRODUCTS FHONt <91*1791 �1 Upper Peninsula Historical Meet ■ Set for Houghton Card of Thank* and In Mamoriam would meet Prw4do.il, Novtoara Michigan Unlvwrtely at a banquet on Our heart* atlU ache with end­ and family 1^737, nth Annual Annual Michigan txAd* ita lOUv Upper Ptronaui* History Con-| License plate* in good cco furenoe al Houghton on July 9 Uan spanning Ute quarter « and 10. Tha event 1* h«»ted by tury from 1910 through i»» l Um Houghton County HiXorical Society in Michigan's Copper Qxintry. home You would no more return. •ar*. Our since.a gratitude to the WalldortT-Bponable Funeral God alone knows how much w* Home for the kind and thought­ miss you ful service, to Uie pallbearer* and Sadly mlaaed by their wives io Rev. Elliott for ids comforting and children and Harlan'* mother. ' “■ lor Exhibit IN MEMORIAM In loving memory of Wesley fall thank* and appreciation to Edmond* who parsed s*ay June all our friend*, neigbbui* and 30. 1961 and *on, Harlan, who CABO OF THANKS Llso a special rill, the nurse* Still Need yVintage — — Plates ue* whatsoever. <1 PUBLIC FORUM I) Personal Mention Mrs. Andre Bus. her daughter. Neva Ann. and son, Derk. of Alta pazente and family, th* Bruce Bangharu, and Mrs Bruce * parenta. Rev. and Mr*. Mark Jen­ kin*. and her brother, Michael, who were visiting Uiem from Fletcher, NXI, for dinner Sat­ urday evening. An interesting note—Flcteher Is Uve home of former Ml** America. Maria Fletcher, it being named after her family who *«Uled there, and Marta te to be married In August wiUi Rev. Jenkin* performing the Guided tour* of Houghton and mocting. On Friday. July a convenuon-gnera tour tire Calumet and Hecla Company's Atunoak Copper M11L On Saturday mam- throughout Michigan. Lake collage for Uie Summer Neva Ann U taking classes at MSU during thi* vacation. Mr. minded to the Arcadian Copper To the Editor: oneraency depanmenu Bus will Join them later. Mine; Uie Quincy Mine Hoist On yitAntarUy. June 23, 1965. a anxiety to get home, contributed to Mr. and Mrs Homer Smith. letter written to Uie Editor of the hi* writing Uva letter, which he Mra. Lucille Willett* and Mrs. CARD OF THANKS Hastings Banner by Mr. Dunrood Merl Campbell wUl leave about hl* parish and a close friend. Booher of Battle Creek was pub­ :u>d without proper underata.’.dmg July 1 tor a three weeks' motor The Roy Ballentine* were re- ttonecra lished. raising some serious ques­ of Uve »ituition Following ate the trip Uirough Canada with Que­ Ftonle, tions and nuking rather detri­ bec a* one de*UnaUon point. PVaLICATIOW OKDKB Convention headquarters will 1 llcenae plaUs mental accusations about the cmerA Friday and Saturday guest Lake near Martin recently. Pennock Hospital. I also a He thought that all paiwnt* The L. E. Banu-tU are les thank Mr. and Mrs. Guy who came or were b.-uughi into East waa Mr. Jack Hodtenedel. on. Friday, the 9th. for Grand Unfortunately. Uie Banner print­ l.Uahd near Munnuig to spend Uic Emergency Hoorn «wir or who had been with Mr. Jordan ed Mr. Boohers letter wttiicmt farmatton about the conference nut. checking the validity and accuracy sliouid be auUxnaUc.tlly X-rayed on a buxines* trip. The William same time at their cottage. Mra Douglas Castleman and may be obtained from the. Hl*- i Socno of our older Boric* mi as atandard procedure wlthar a Maroney family of Grand Rapid* Reynold*. were guest* of the Jordans on children are planning to spend torical Society of .Miciugan, Civic haw caused driver* trouble I Uve Banner given the Hospital a Deo! and HosUngs Mfg. Co. for pvv»» ta«lr clsiau aa* axr> the weekend of the Fourth at the Center, Lanaing, Micliigan. chance to chock this incident out that this MaumpUan waa tnconvct Sunday. the nice plant, cards, flowers and 4»i«r»nt4. Crrdluur aul tie Out of town visitor* seem of her mother. Mrs. viola home and clarify some point* wiUi Mr. Patient* roust receive diagnostic food from all m my friend* and most appreciauve and delighted Hoyer, of Sandusky. O, and her the coin, poroelsln-coated Booher before Uie Jetter was print­ with the key shaped tree parking ed. Mr. Booher probably would ^ — ..S ... issued from 1910-1914 and SCI Thank*, everyone, again. ticket* ttiat the meter oflictr tey, ot Bradenton, Fla., will also Of the later piste* which * . ...__ . I.m, than Hzwza iuKiuwi taw* publuhed. A lot df ill feeling to­ a doctor's order constitute. Uic ।places under lhe out - of • state Join Uiem. Ur,. E<hd lllank J and were or nravKr gaui wards the Hospital could have pracUce of medicine without a windshield wipers. Tlie oflicer appeared at the moment a Flori­ daughler>8ue, Betty Miner and ttokiveu SM-I4J4 hcl(j up ranarttabiy wefi." been avoided. The damage Is done license. b. He apparently thought Hut 1da couple were about to pul Vai and Sonjia Graham spent Tl» OcU, t«»W U Ife lUi,-M oM <n«M Pennock Hospital had or should !tmoney ------ - tn Uie meter the other from Thursday until Tuesday, . . ... . A._. 1 nud tn mt. tin an ru»Ucarlom obdkb. uuuc ut MI*. . uvui— —-—; read this one, Penixick Hospital hon imemTou duly M hour. « :?■>' "“."“f ■ <■»* »»« and had a wonderful time. They day with a town party iamonng U* Michigan snd a number of dedicated people a.y U> Mn (he Bmiperwy It™ I “‘“7.“ Vaughn and wife. Virginia «i State to be used fa r dlyiay II n. pomihl out lh.1 Uw tori- - ™«hborly »>■>■» K i«« will remain unJusUy condemned .. . .... ... __ ,___ ___ 1 ihna, tt hm un rwc «•« ct»le <° Ton Up, look u» also a new and Uixilllng experlWUl ilMk.1 Aswwuiuw I.U.WI Ml WU. UW, ptraucarioM omdeb approve an internship or residency |U*L, . _ . _ , ixogrum in hospital* under 2ub I 1*lc Co°ks were in Char* a* io *J*. u> ura noaow uownr Mrs Hubert Jubelt and daugh­ Vaughn Oelgtr and their family Ihey were determined after Uie ix-d* aJi that emergency oownute I lo“* S* ter. Lori, of Pontiac, who have from Mt Ptauant, Mis Carol letter was published that should must be provided by private nlijsl- lof Mr- and Don,‘ld ®l*np‘ iiave been available before lhe de­ clans on a voluntary basis In tlie IM,n to B*tend the annual Rotary Ju*t returned from a months' cision wa* made to publish tin- Sri” ^ty aewe new •visit in Switzerland, and Ml** Emery Benedict of Greenville. Hy Mrt. Eilna Brotan Mary Joan Jubelt of Detroit, rvMu UaatlM*. M*eM*»>. in the country home ofand Rotary Ed visited Uieir grandmother. Mra. b» *.14 «g ll>» P«UIIMI • M Mfj president, Uorcy j,,, based on sod substantiated by the m uie country. r ft nnt m.A. zl~r to Mm | £ ,lrcMly ^cdulcd fOT Peter Tilkens, of Algonquin Lake Sheriff's Department's accident re­ and Mr. and Mrs. GotUelb port. the statement of Uie friend or he did not understand, that Uie to thru Bummer hone .JfrMKMin. trt. tanka skill .kt . doctor on Emergvacy Call-would,;and Mra. Clayton Willetts that ffiKbSUBf U>e weekend n*4r *• MurU«a hr .Uluw a*4 Court be called In to examine iiiin.7 II tie is now under construction in rixuids and statements of Hospital so desired He admit* that tkL'* J* Barry County between Nashville personnel, and tn addition. Uie anxlou* to get home and did not und Hastings In the Highbonk the Charle* Pauls bn Friday the cvcn“>f Drive-In. Honea Humph- ar bom to Mr. and Mra Gtr personal discussion of the matur reully want to come to Uie Hos­ vicinity. *nd OmUd CMm» »U1 «ive Bair. This Is the ftrat mole t diroctly with Mr Booher by tele- pital in the first place. Hc said The Dr. Arthur Haight family Jerry Johnson* from Durham former Hasting* resident*. tnuaical program Rev^and tl» family Un* of Mr* Oconel t Uial hc Interpreted Uve nurx- * of Ann Arbor Joined her mother, N.C.. . arriving . .. .. .be we _ ndi .. ng ' Mra Xf » a are and. will Mrs M M M Ow-nKhtrr Ovcnshlre ’ and and more than SA 50 years. * SSv Mi a*. have them are a* folio**: suggestion that he might find it j,Ir». Ros* Dunn, at her Wall a few day* with the Pauls I daughter wlU be away for a week. Mra. Earl Hrad of Flint 1. Mr. Durwuud Booher and a mote cxmrenlent and prefer to be Lake cottage over the weekend. BUI. at HUhl«**, Orei.ll CmM a VStm rif V,V Va I* Ikikv ■ ■ * a*a* I*., - - - u-OV puseenger were involved ui an mu by hi* own doctor In Battle Jtfn. Dunn had just returned r Ua (Wats al barer Tile J. M. Buehler* were happy Creek a* having no other choice. I home two day* before from a to hear that their daughter-in­ law Mrs winiam Buenier Al*o. he though!, under Up.- eir-' two months' trip with her sister law, Mrs. William Buehler, ana and coura<‘ wHh cla«* at Grand and Lawrence. * Several boy Uy Mra. ilaaaia.M. Cairtu the Banner of June 7. the Infor- cumstanccs al the time that he 1 through Europe. maUon coming from the Sheriff'* f"“K> • Th, JM llubnu were in Dear-1 Mark, had arrived safely In the 1 Mr “nd Mra. Stephen Weaver. Sunday school are planning a lUTfestJi:': accident report. 1>U mil <k»Wr «nn>.s. u-.t s,sl„ Philippines. They flew there by and two children of Centreville going to lhe Pennock Camp Mra. Spencer Scobey returned ». Immediately after Uie acci­ 7 IMW, Tom C.r.n.UtlU, Pan-Am Jet, from Travis Air were here Saturday to attend the ground* next week to Crusade home last week from New York dent. Mr. Booher and Ills posseti- S Force Base. Calif., and completed Livingston reunion at the home camp. They are Barbara Lour after spending several week* cnee. Busan Cosby. Nancy War o:- Ute । ]n njmuuui piyutoufh wucre where iuiu Tom the trip tn 19 hour*, making *U>pv of Mr and Mrs Glenn Stahl - uwhlaii ------- -io •pk -----t up ’ s----- . of nomr in _ _______ ot the accident by a friend and his hl* nersonal personal brlonslrur* belongings th.it th-.t hr he ...... leache*. Incidentally, the______ Hubert* ! — --------------------------------------------------------------at Hawaii. Guam------and---Wake -I*--------------------------------------------------Earl Btart«*rd and step-da ughrtn. and Danny Lrnnon.---Mar tended lhe World's Fair three began id* fee! untoinfortab.- He ce|ebrated their wedding annl-1 land*. They plan to remain in ter. Mra. Annie Smith of Lowell Burdick and Martha Gal Company and taken io Uh- Sht-rlfT « decided to go home and get some versary Monday, June 28. Tiic , the Philippine* for tlie duration i were Tueaday visitant of Mra. will Join the work force to I Mr. and Mrs Scobey attended Office to report Uve accident While > Mld ... ---------w .... — " , Caramvoghs' ntw hc *0Uld !rtduube€ new ndajtas i* of Lt Buehler* tour of duty in Bert Blank. * MU* Janice Healy iwtlb the serving. About 100 a dinner with hu lx>w-Ung club at Uie Bherifn* Office, they found ter. HwV~a* anxiiHB to get home <n„ Russett ------------------------------------------------- --------------------------------------------------------------------------------TTT— —r they had a number of bumps and because his wile had had a wisdom ’ m,, pierce Taylor will leave' lag aboard the flagship "Estea" Earn* family of Routh Hast togs frernc- fume each year fqr thk John Mason attended a family brumes U a result of Uie accident tooth removed Rut day mid Wis: lhe CIld of WMk to j„ln hrr i M logistics oflicer and one of . were Sunday gumta at th* John time of auperviaed Bible study The Sheriff's Deputies who re­ not feeling very well Hie next I husband in Milwaukee, Wls. five department heads. They are E. Brake*. * Mra. Bert Blank recreation and companionship lotto last Sunday. * Mr. and corded lhe accident indicated Uial morning, lie iud increased pain : where he ha* been for several; now operating off Vietnam. Mrs. John Martin. Mr. and Mra. and called a relaUve who took him I month*. They have found a home Thunday, June 24 was an ex- daughter, Mrs. Ikidruo Stahl, ut «wch child gate to go to Yankoi to the h<*pttal where, upon examl-: ^ere and have sold their home! citing day tor JUmnle Buehler, nation and X-ray*. » fractured ))ere Bt 2082 K State Hit. to the - «>n of Mr. and Mrs. Ted Buehler. barren Calm* Tuesday Uial both men walked into the ertrbrue was found. i Mlchael Uldrick, Jr, family. Grand Rapids. He. with his sis­ family attended the Walter* reMaud ium made u* proud ant Sherifl's Office without any signa Mr. Booher said Uvat, after talk- They will take possession July 1. ter. parent* and Gr^ndmoUier her birthday. Some parties en- of difficulty or particular dutreoa Ing u to me and anil having some same uf Uiciw Uirr< Dean Din* Dingman tn an returned last Clouse, spent the day at Trail * Grand Ixdgc Bunday * Mr and Maud Randler. Recently she ant and that their condition did not thing* clarified. lie fell tiial lie weekend to Knlamazoo College End, Gun Lake, with hi* grand­ Mrs Dav id Patrick and family niece. Mra Winnie Gurd de urday evening with the Faulk- *cem to warrant taking them to parent*. the J. M. Buehler*. In to begin hl* Senior year. -njoyed a picnic dinner Bunday ------- -•-------•— The W. O. Coleman* and Dean lhe afternoon his friends. Carol. with the David Otto's and May- ■pporel to the Fort Custer Chit. old he waa. * Mra Lxniwn Dotty We Are *orry that Oil* letter Dingman attended the reunion J Un. Mark and Bill Feldpausch. Office felt that Uiey should go to wa* written to the Banner instead of and Theresa. Danny and Katy _______ Mi*.—Coleman's .......... family — in Duffy from Hasting* and Terry called on Mr and Mra Clarence that had been mlrsgvd from I the Hospital to be checked Mr. of directly to the HospJUtl. where, Charlotte on Sunday. with .Mr. and Mr*. Frank Bump- Booher's friend and Uie Sheriff's some of Uicsc Uiings could have Mr. and Mrs. Harold Ackley re- and Kathy- Thompson from Feltaer m Homines. Friday, and itOre fire and made to look new m—__ . V Deputies indicated Uial neither been ironal out. We certainly are ’ turned Friday after spending ten Grand Rapids gathered to cele­ i Mend of Lantlng wcrvJtLmdjy not Infallible and we have made I day* iti Western Canada where brate with him. Along with Xtoxon Sunday In Harting* drum pretty enough to dellgl evening gurata and Mr<and Mrs. wanted to go to the Hospital, but and wlH make mistake:, in U>e i they attended the American Mu- punch, ice cream cones and cup The Vacation Bible School uny little girl, bealda soma box* Alfred HasklU of Lansing were after considerable urging, agreed future This 1* unavoidable when j tual Life Insurance Convention cakes wa* a special cake with iveld a program Friday evening.1 of clothing neatly mended to re candles for Jimmy's sister, MeFriday visttora you are dealing with people How- j al the Itanfl Spring* Hotel. Mra Thrtaaa Mote did a fine job turn to the home. Nearly all o Mr. and Mra. Wraley Confer ever, we are attempting to mini- i Mrs. Robert G. Allen ha* reof supervising throe claaM* and this came from Maud's bus' of Creaeey were Sunday vixllora forrlicad of Mr. Booher* paMtfi- mi2c the possibility of error by ! turned from Texaswhere she i June J3 and for hi* friend, Terry, the children preformed very well.. needle. Bh»- woo told Urtt then providing in-service tialnuw and. visited relatives in Beaumont, I who waa five on June 17. The dcdlcwllcn of tlx- (Arson- wUI Bx,n 3M addiUwiai pt iI Mr Mr. .nd and Mm Mrs Bun McPharlln -■Dallas. r»-n.. rom Mr —---1— * Mr. and Mrs Frank Engle k Hie young men walked into constant review uf j/jlkite and ’ Houston, and age 1* planned for July 25th, ttenta arrive ao the rannreit* wR , *4r. and - Mi* Dan A Hording spent Sunday In Kalamazoo with withtare Btatiop CTytte W. Meadows surely be appreciated. (We ra{ the William Fox family to cele­ Kay McMillan Saturday. Misi Haipital shortly after 3:00 AM. we want to know about Uiem so puaiacariox oxdeb and reported to Uve nurse in clyirge Uial we can improve our service. sight-seeing /rip to Florids, and brate the birthdays of Janice * Mr. and Mra. Whitney’ of st. tliat they had been involved in It criticism is justified, we want while Uiere they plan to visit hi* Fox and Mrs McPharlln. Frederick Welsch. Oak Lawn. Mra. Mary Prestidge and Mrs cousin, Mr* Ruby Koenander, at an accident and thought that they Ill., and family spent a week with | should be citecked over. The nurae do tilings to correct the piiblcms Hollywood Beach. The Allerdlngs' :Mary Mattingle of Coldwater had his mother and stepfather, Mr. and family are vacationing Walter Culbert. * Mra. Lydia on duty (Night Nursing Supervisor > which may exist it we know about entertained her broUier. Mr. and and Mrs. Harry Rocho of Has­ Gates of Grand Rapids is spend- asked Uiem for the ruuiu- ol Uieir them. However, before gripe* are Mrs. Emerson Royer, who are tings. personal physician. Thi* la in aired in the public, we would ap­ here from Tuescn. Anz. visiting Udgc is Andy's daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Weller iUnem. Mrs Sliaron Smith ara Mr. and Mrs. Walter Culbcrt * keeping with Uie estabUshed policy preciate a charge to know al»ut relaUvca, for dinner on Monday Irene Cook aro aubotltuUng b Uiat pilient* are carol ‘for by Call Wl 6-3481. their absence. be their mother. Mn. Ellen Roy- York City this week, day and Wednesday in Lanalng. their own doctor* in Uie Emer­ gency Room whenever poasbte. If dcmnuUon. Unfortunately, only the er from the Medical Facility and ~------------------------------problem coms become known, and, Mr*. Allerdlngs daughter, Mr. lhe UidusukU ot other luUeiva, and Mr*. Jerry Price. Bobby and Lyndy, Uie twins of the Robert E. Allens, visited their FiKbcra Day gift from z hl* is called in to see Uie patient Tie patient I* always given the properly go by unnoticed ixrautc grandparent*, the Ethan Allen*, daughter. A Mra. Ethel Maaon of Lansing last week, their par­ spent Monday with her sister. P. Jack X.U Clip This Guido—Keep It in o Handy Place for Future Reference expected. Tlvcae patient* seldom ent* bringing Uiem home on Mr. and Mra Walter Salterly tn II Sunday. gency Call. The two young men express tliemselvcs publicly, Mr. -and Tom — Leslie were Indicated Uiat their doctor* were I would like to point out Uut —, Mrs. /— —• --Uxre m »uMr«U M U »nl t| Dr«In Battle Creek. The nurse asked FUBUCAT10M OBDEB In wr Er. nrenc? sundw «IU. . ,t«l Uu-m specUk-ally what they felt Appliance & General Repair DON'T WRING YOUR HANDS 1 Bugineu Services Offered — Ring Wl 5-3482 and let a said that they were bruised and BANNER Want Ad solve your bumped but did not think that hoepttaj and it* mevlicd *t.tfl, Hke i r.mn WATCH & CLOCK REPAIR­ buying or selling problem. HEARING Am SXRVICE-El many other amah community hoe- | KL/Xre Quick, profitable result* at low cry thing in Zenith aids. 10-da ING — Guaranteed workman­ vwf*ia 1 Daggett where they have cook* with them.«hre Tlirtr major con- pital*. cannot handle every type ooetl \ money-back guarantee. Jacot ship. Also all kinds of Jewelry Ing ” Jobs for the Summer. of Hints* and injury becui e they Pharmacy. Phone Wl 5-2466. Repair and Engraving. MUJer ________ 1--------------- ------------------Mra. Beatrice Miller and on Uie man'* forehead. Wlien quew-, do not have lhe specialized tralnJewelers. 118 W. State SC. "A daughter, Gayle, of BatUe Creek Square Deal Always." SERVICE ON ALL MAKES of Concrete Products visited at lhe Robert Baldwin ganitng any particular- problems facilities to handle some >t Uie car*, tractors and machinery on Bunday. or pain. Mr. Booher is reported to complicated problem* com,-* tenity. home Mr. and Mrs Roy Ballentine in our new buildinf at 134 N. have said. “Nothing to wrong with Therefore, those patients uno ran Jefferson. Experienced mecha­ GET YOUR READY-MIX fra guest* of Mr*. Bert Gregg of LET OUR EXPERIENCED serv­ be better cared for by »i>dolteta were Homer a Sunday ago. nic*. Goodyear Bros. Phone ice man repair your appliances the Barry County Ready Ml little bit," The nurse at this point Wl 5-5082. MEMORIAL MONUMENTS sugRtstod that, if they didn't have Matthew Banghart Of BatMe i with factory warranted parts. Co. Phone Wl 5-2133. ' Creek spent a few days last wlU OF DISTINCTION any particular complaint* or prob- Ucular special 1st and tr,.referred with hl* grandparents, the ChM AU, GRADES WASHED RAW to the appropriate hospital lor the Bangliart*. who entertained Iilsl Ward, Hastings Wl ILawronca Brothers and GRAVEL-Bendar Oran their own family physician in Bat­ welfare of Uie patient I'. 1* the RADIATORS Cleaned. Repaired, Co. Home office 823 B. Bento tle Creek rather Uun the doctor but for Uie majority of others, we Recored. Burkey Bales and Phone Wl 6-5412. PtanL k rcferrwl to another h<*ptia' Moat are providing the diagnostic and Service, 218 N.Jrfleraon. Phone State Rd. Phone Wl 6-213*, dlcated that they' would prefer to treatment faculties needed, by the Wl 5-3111. WATCH AND DIAMOND RING *ee their own docUira and Unit 301 S. Michigan Ava. REPAIR — Expert workman­ they wanted to go home. The pital Fortunately. Uuph. dcian* community can be proud of Um Miacellaneoua nuwwooDW ship. Gilmore Jeweler*. 102 E. in our community know lheir limi­ Hastings State St. Phone Wl 5-5318. forehead, and they left for Battle tations and want their put lent* to Pennock Hospital. Thto Building, Contracting, Creek by Uu-lr own choice. At no receive th* beat care pwlbie. hospital will vxvtr become s medi­ FOR COMPLETE PLUMBING Aft Ortic* Houra 4 4 HEATING SKV1CE-r3 time did Mr Buolwr present any Roofing cal center with a full and complete Mw.fr Wad. I to •» F.M. LAWN MOWERS SHARPENED symptom* that wopld indicate thr and repaired Small engine MTiousnea* of hb. Injury nor did Hospital Consulting Medical Staff Unue to provide the best care ftarts and service. Burkey Salt* anyone including Mr Bootier hlmHASTINGS ELECTRICAL CONTRACTING ROUUT W. tHIRWOOO. Mgr, arif have any indication until txt re and Sendee Phone Wl 6-5085 —Repair and new work. Fix­ COMPLETE DEVELOPIN dur limitation*. Mart Beofe SMonraoe Wl MM2 ture* and »uppllro. Kelley Elec­ We are indeed sorry about the tric Service. 534 Middleville •ertouaneaa of Mr. Booher's injury 4. fn ducuMtag Uie nutter with Rd-. Phone Wl 5-27D0 after 5 und hop* Uial he bos a ipeedy State Ferm Insurance recovery. We also Jjope. Uvat tlie Automobile tr Machinery pm.. Haattafi*. public will now und*r*tand tin* Radio, Television Ra^eiriij AUTO — FIRE pirticutar «ita*j»n a latte better Repair and pertupa ktRm a little more BONDS ELECTRICAI. CONTRACTING plul. about the operation of our emcrAND BEPAWING — It years' ALL MAKES OP TV, B»£ COMPLETE AUTO GLASS limine** experience in Has­ Record Changera Renato Binccrely. ting* rwher gaectrtc. 111 E. SERVICE - First das* work. Cratral Badin awf TV Bern Jahn C Bay *■ “ Director and Service. and daughters Douglas Scobey Pleasant Valley B, 25*" g5L“ LEGALS S“irjss-i'kstf v. Hickory Corner* ‘XSLita. .*4 East Middle Lake SERVICE and REPAIR GUIDE aJtt'lltl.,.. Business Directory PRODUCTION CREDIT ASSOCIATION 845-9415 INSURANCE S''SuiyJ*'S^ All Forms of Insurance and Bonds JERRY ANDRUS �I ) Have A Picnic Shopping For BARGAINS In The BANNER Classifieds VACJ ITION TIME 1 5 HERE! MINIMUM RATI — 50c for Twmty Wordr. 4th of July NOW! Wirt Ono of These 1942 CHEVROLET BiSCAYNE 2 Dr. Sedan. 6 cyl. Standard transmission. ...................$1454 I FARM IMPLEMENTS F A5TINGS MOTOR SALES Farm Machinery LARKE BUICK and 1960 MERCURY 4 Dr. Standard trans......... *503 1950 MERCURY PARK LANE Convertible.................. >494 CHEVROLET —IHC Tractor. —Aills Chslmer WC w.loader. —1944 —1954 live lent 1435 S. Hanover Wl 5-2425 1959 LINCOLN 4 Dr. Sedan..........................$995 VAC Tractor. Case SC w/3 point hitch, PTC. New Ures. Excel­ condition. —IHC 55 T Baler w. motor. Wl 5-2426 —IHC 46 T Baler P.T.O. —New Holland 64 Baler w/motur. 1960 MERCURY 4 Dr. Hardtop. .—............ <C95 1964 BUICK 4 Dr. Sedan. ..*695 Finiihed With Your Firtt Hoy Cutting? —1955 Case 400 Diesel. Good dispel U3IED CAR LOT —1969 Case 411 B Oa* Tricycle from Food Center front end. 7/1 —1968 Case 411 B Om adjustable front end. —1963 Case 730 Diesel. Like newl —1947 MM U Tractor. TRANSPORTATION SPECIALS —New Holland Super 77 Baler w/motor. —Care 300 Baler. One year old. Like new. 1963 CHEVROLET BilA.r * jd».; 8 cyl. automatic. —Massey Harris Baler. P.TjO. Mahler Motor Sales LINCOLN-MERCURY DEALER -1314 N. MICHIGAN AVE. Wl 4-3439 7/1 BETTER USED CARS PRICED TO MOVE Ill m —1963 Model N4 Uni-Harvester with shelier and combine heads. Can be bought with or without heads. (The new New Idea Combine Corn Shelter or Corn Picker heads will fit this unit.) —1947 Mbdel VTD Uni-Harvester with combine head . —1964 John Deere Trailer Mow­ er No. 11 with P.T.O, lor condi­ tioner. Like newl —3 New Idea 3U11 type Mowers. Good condition. 1963 CHEVROLET Station Wgn.. t dr.; 4 cyl. atandanl. Ona owner f . . low zht III 1963 BUICK 2 Dr.; rad*, haalar. automatic. Lew rr.lcag* Vary Hunt III III 1962 RAMBLER 4 Dr. Station Warm; 6 cyl. ■tandard trarwmruion, w/walla. 1963 OLDSMOBILE . . . Holiday Sedan. Full power nr ___________ m and all the extra*, dark blue with matching interior. This is a nice one owner car and fully 1962 OLDS Kuaranleed. . 2 Dr. Hdtp. radio, haalar, w/«rall», 1963 OLDSMOBILE pow«r itecrin* O braka*. automatic. . . . Town Sedan. Power steer­ ing and brake*. 4 way electric seat, radio, w/wall*. new car condition with 15.000 mile*. 1961 CHEVROLET 1943 CHEVROLET UIPALA li-Ton Pido«; 6 cyt.. automatic ... 4 Dr. Hardtop. V-8 motor, frana.. 4 ft. Flaatslda box. adtomatlc transmission, white­ walls. radio, sparkling white finish. —IHC Seml-mtd. Mower. 1963 THUNDERBIRD . . . Power steering and brakes, radio, w/wall*. gold metallic finish, one local owner and top condition throughout. 1962 RAMBLER SEDAN ... All white 4 Door, alx cyl­ inder. automatic transmission, look tills one over. 1961 PONTIAC SEDAff . .. Very low mileage one own­ er car with power steering and brakes, Hydramatic, extra dean. % 1941 FORD STATION WAGON V8 engine, automatic transmis­ sion. radio, ready to go. ( GOOD CHOICE OF -TRANSPORTATION CARS, PRICED TO SELL! REAHM MOTOR SALES PONTIAC OLDS CADILLAC Ph. 9-3478-107 If. Michigan Ave. Hastings, Michigan 1 HOIICE N EW WATERPROOF TARP 14 OZ. 5 x 7—<2J)< 4 x 4-8L79 8 x 10—97-93 18 x 13—41L98 Atso larger sixes at corresponding 10 prices. Guaranteed water and » N. Michigan Pb. Wl 543M m idew proof. WAGE!—Yes, When us* he Mighty Midget. The Ban­ ner Want Ad to nil, rent, hire or buy you get fast results at ow coat. To place an ad. phono Wl 5-344L Do you want to increase the yield? —Joins Deere Hay Conditioner. Farm Bureau Services Over Start's Wallpaper dt Paint Store O pen Friday 9 am. to 5:30 pm. - TREE TRIMMING AND RE­ EXPERIENCED POLISHERS & MOVAL—By experienced man. BUFFERS —Make <3 to <350 Iteasonablc rate.. Phone M5­ per hour. Apply in person be­ 2015. 7/15 fore 6 pm. to McWilliams I’oilahmg & Buffing Co. 142 108th Ave, R3 PlaluwelL Or call Plainwell 683-5195. 7/1 PI/INO TUNING V rgil Sartman DR -8167. BABY DAYS Good Supplies Thing* for the Baby 7/8 WALK UP AND SAVE! —Oliver 13 ft. hydraulic wheel Disk. LEGALS Tutoring In Reading Certified Instructor. Phone Delton 623-2747 7/1 7/1 —New Holland. Mower Condi­ tioner. —Vermeer Conditioner. UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY ir Automotive Large United States and Ca­ 1958 FORD—6 cylinder, standard nadian Company in agricultural transmtoalon. New paint job. field urgently require* ropreCan Wl 5-3841. U . sentaUve in this area for Crop Do yoe want to increase the Service Department. Applicant resistance to winter kill? must have recent agricultural ★ Bouts background and be well re­ yoe do—USB FARM BURgarded in area. Position is full iAVS 0 24-34 BULK—Wo will pread or rent you a spreader. WHEELER MARINE SALES & tune, or can be -handled at first SERVICE — Mercury outboard along with your present farm­ motors. New and used boats. ing operation. Bucceasfui appli­ Flotc Boats. Trailers and ac­ cant can expect earning* be­ cessories. M-66 in Nashville. tween <100-1150 weekly with OL 3-3851 or OL 3-6074. U excellent opportunity for early advancement in this area. NEW WOODEN BOAT FOR Write and tell me about your­ 8ALK-1& IL, $60. One used self. Reply at. once to Allan plywood. 12 it, 335. good con­ Farrow, Box 600, Marlon, Ohio. Wl 5-2223 M -37 South dition. One used wooden boat. 7/8 7/1 10 fl.. <10. Morris Clark. Turn for local resiin at public fishing site, BtUtol OPPORTUNIT dent over 5 Intercslcd In Lake. Phone Banficld exchange weekly Incom to <160 to <200 721-9587. 7/1 or more. Wri te Rawleigh ★ Busineis Service* Dept.MC G 651 1257 Freeport, lllinota 7/1 GOOD AS NEW STORE L It R EXPERT TREE SERV­ ICE — Trimming, cabling, re­ moval. Free estimate*. Insured. Phone OL 3-6086. NoahvlUe, Mich. tf BUCATIOM ORDER. lata of Kkhlgao. Th* Probata CARPET CLEANING IS EASY c» rt tor th. Leant/ of Barry. with Host New Electric Upn lb* Malt.r ot the E.lil. ot: —IHC 4-14 trip bUn. Plow. E. Shwnaa. U.««aM<L rila Ko. Bruah. No wet carpet* or K 494. —Case 4-14 trip btm. Plow. handwork. Clean 180 square l ii Ordrr*4. Tbit c* Baplamber feet for only <695. Hastings —Several Elevators. Drags. Pick­ 19*4, .it 10 RJL, ta tha ProFloor Covering, 123 W. State, Caurtroom. Ilaitlnti. Mkhlyia. ers. Plow*. Choppers, Little Gi­ • .ana* ba h.td *1 which all erodiHastings Phone Wl 5-5118. U ant Gravity Box. of mid deflated ar* r*aulr«d lo r. th«ir claim Creditor* mat E I.on clalRi with th* Court end EXPERT TAILORING — Men'* «* a ropy oa Laos Bharmaa, Kieruor women'* clothing; We nar­ K.kfi. No. ». HaMisgo. MUMrow lapels, taper pants, alter Prior to aald haarisg. uLileillon and lorrk* shall ba double into aingle breasted 1958 CADILLAC___ a aa provided by itatata aad Court coate. AL the Dutch Tailor, !>• id; Jun* 14, 1**4. 6504 Utrn LUJ ROUL Wl 8­ 2 Dr. Hardtop; fUI cowwr, *ir 6714. tf 'kilip 11. Mitchell. Judge ot Pro­ conditioning- Exceptionally ckanl M37 South Wl 5-3150 K 7/1 HAVING A PARTY? — Punch 7/1 W. titoi* Biml 1 Bowl or Cup* tup to 200). 111. tiaga, Mn^iaaa T/l Available at small rental fee FARM 1 MPLEMENfS 1 Cail Episcopal Parish House oi NOTICES PnUOATIOM ORDER. Rectory. tf HUI. ot Mlgkigu, Frobtl* POurt Do WHY NOT LET US MAKE OU <•*••4. ru* N*. U.4S1. a rubber stamp with your n cw Il li Ot4«n4 Thu oa Sipi mb.r ZIP Code number. Three-11 IM T. IBM *1 X0:»0 A.M.. la th* *temp with your name, idIgaa. draw and ZIP number or luri ol Mid dr<m«d art jeiui sd to <226. This include*, postsige I'tot* tb(ir clalou. Creditor! m« t di* and aales tax. Burpee's Sp< c•wor* dahaa with th* Court and TRACTOR 8: laity Shoppe, Delton, Mk -d COLOR TV 48046. -Case 41 . 600 actual hours prior to laid hMrtsg by Power st •ering, live power and Publlcatioa and aarrka aha I b* hydraulic Wad* a* prar Wad by Blalol* tad THE PATMAN—Private Deb cSETCHELL-CARLSON Uve 24-Hour, Shadowing, Ta >C. l**l*d:KJua* 11, 1S45 —John De ere A Tractor and Foto-FUm Evidence, Nalic ncultivator Philip H. MltehiU. Jade* «( Prowide. Confidential. Call VVO "Batter than the Rest" 4-2445 or write 194 Nor th -Minn M ollne R Tractor and Blipiatna, Sdaaa. Buryi., Union. BatUe Creek 12 30 cult Che•Pl Kidalco aad Crxhar SIU KaUomiav Bullduc —Free Tuba Check— -Several ood used Baler* and Kalanaaoo, Miahlcaa •k Help Wanted Hay Too MORTOAOH BALE. —John De re B hand wind. One 315 S. Hanover St. UOBTOAGK BALE— Dataalt bn owner, te«a oada to th* condlllaai ol a SALES 8ERVCE — Permanent Phone 945-3862 aurte*4» B*d* by Roy A. D*.ii aad position aivailabte for intelli­ —1941 AUil Chalmers D 17. Jo Aa* I»a>lr. bit wU* ta Loan l>) gent man who has demonstrat­ . vi i*h*a* By*ton. let, Morlfiyi. dil.4 arris 30 Tractor. A-l -Massey ed a successful personal and Da<«aib«r 4. I»M. and worded ua shape. Decambsr 5*. 1P4*. ta Liber 17T. oa employment background. Ex­ ;<a(a 35. Barry Cauaty Urcerdi. Nirhi perience in retail sates and COMBINE is ran. aad aiu<n«l by told Naruriaw building material warehousing DO YOUR PLANTS lo North Aaortea* Art.ptaara Car—John Doere 40. Self propelled pur»lix>, * Geor.U Corporation ty aa desirable. However, men with aarigaBoat 4*1*4 Doraabor V. lost, combine with 10 ft grain head outdoor, indoor back­ NEED A BOOST? and ratotdod oa Daraaabar 1». 1®»». Mmilar and com head. Used 1 yr. ground, such us agricultural, in Ub.r ITT, on p*<< 37. Bara asL.'wAisi-d-jiB will be considered. Job includes USE . . . sale* and . service to bullditu: ai Ihr data htroof Ik* *ua of Vito material customers, rccelying ORTHO-GROW c irwiirj;: merchandLse and building ma­ elating iatoroot al 1% par aanara. THE terial, operation of fork lift Wl 5-M52 124 N. Jetfenoa L'ndar lb* pow.r of lai. caaiaisod truck, and material handling LIQUID PLANT F0OD la 1*M morigaga aad th* sialo* to • VI equipment outside work, load­ M«h rti* aiad* and ptmldod, sour* It hariby rlraa that laid norttax. 12-6-6 ing and unloading t nicks, buildwill b* foroalOMd by a uli ot thi ihg material counter sales. In­ mnrlgagod pro*!***, or tow* part ol come based on experience and * FOR GENERAL USE background. Benefits include ★ QUICK ACTING hospital and life plan, depend­ • rleek p.«.. Roiiara liuadird Tira., ents hospital and sickness plan, SHRUBS, HOUSE PI.ANTS, oa Thuiday. Boptoabar 14. 1V«5. paid sickness plan, paid vaca­ Ksl4 pranlart ar* iltualad la th. VEGETABLES, TREES, tion plan, alx paid holidays, BERRIES, LAWNS uniform plan, paid training le model • Repair and development plan. U in­ Boiith* Addiuou lo th* Vlllag. ol AVAILABLE AT tonated write in your own rraopori, Barty Couair. Mkhigia. arcordiag to th* _ rpurd.4 pin handwriting listing etnploynwnt history, education, train­ i>.K4; Juno It. JI45 305 s. a arch Wl 5-5352 ing. skills, age. weight, height. KOriAMaarttoo AceopUsta Corp.. Blue Diamond Warehouse u Lumber Co.. 36 Avenue C. Bat­ 231 W. State Wl 5-9982 Ue Creek. Mich. Attention Perns Bail Balldiag. . BANNER WANT ADS PAY! kofurnl OoparUMUL VX . Vi DMoaU. Mlahigaa 443X6 •/» —Oliver 8 fl. pull type Disk. Ill hi . FRANCISCO FARM SUPPLY Used Farm Machinery DISTRICT SUPERVISOR REAL ESTATE NaUuivU. R«U E,U. Orgiiniratlon lias openings lor Licensed Real Estate Broken with suepeasful Sale* back­ ground. Must be honest, reliable, will­ ing to work, of good character, and financially responsible. Age preferred—35 to 65. . If you are now operating or can establish and operate a Sales Agency, and have Uie ability to establish new agen­ cies. train and supervise, sev­ eral choice areas in southern Michigan now bclns opened. Give full particulars. All in­ quiries strictly confidential. Those qualifying will be inter­ viewed. STROUT REALTY 7 South Dearborn (HB) Chicago, III. 60603 7H BLAIR'S FARM & GARPEN ittobrit' jadsi A Aldrkb All 7 .yi ter PttlUMMT 701 B Uhtxi* XsUeaal B*ak Bld*. 7/1 Haul* CVwk. Mtekigaa HASTINGS BANNtR CLASSIFIEDS Coll Wl 5-3481 it Household Good* » * Musical inttrumenta SINGER FANCY 67"ITCH AU- ELECTRIC HAWAIIAN GUITAR with case and amplifier for TOMATIC — Cotnplete with cabinet No attachenente needsale. Like new, <75 cash. Phone 387-3816. 7/1 ed to make button toles, overcast, monogram, ihnd hem, etc. Sold new for over <300. Will sell fpr just 83 or <433 # Noticoa per month? CalFf 945-9431 Dealer. 7/1 ONE FLOOR, PRIVATE HOMEHas room for two ambulatory WE ALWAYS HAVE BAR­ patlente. References exchanged. GAINS IN GOOD USED Phone Middleville SY 5-JH73. HOME APPLIANCES-Refrig­ »/• erator*, ranges, wasners, etc. HiMtings Electric, 119 W. Blate, INSIST ON MICHIGAN DOT­ Hastings. Phone 945-2666. tf TED GAEI Bee Oari <k Bettyl Appliance* before you buy! NEW & USED PUMPS—New in­ They SeU-They Install-They stallations and remodeling. Service. Ph. Wl 5-2833. M-37 Powell's Plumbing Co. Free es­ South. tf timates. 24 hour service. Call Middleville BY 5-3643 evening*. SWEEPER BAGB AND HOSM BY 6-3044 day*. tf to fit most (weeper* are avail­ ELECTROLUX SWEEPER — able atBTEURY'B ELECTRIC. 222 6. Jefferoon. Also, unali - With all tool* and a supply of paper bags. Thoroughly-checked appliance repair. tf over. Cleans ami run* real good. Only <2332. Terms. Cali SCHOOL BUSES FOR SALE945-9431 Dealer, 7/1 1962 and 1953 Fords, both 48p-AMcnger. May be inspected at Delton - Kellogg School. Sealed ★ Lawn & Gardea Supplies bids to be Submitted on or be­ fore July 1Mb Superintondan’t MOSQUITO CONTROL BPRAY­ office botWing al Delton-Kel­ ING — For prompt service an logg School. 7/8 large or small areas call Lake Odessa 374-4761. Sprague Land­ NOTICE IB HEREBY GIVEN that on July 3, 1966, at IQ am. scape Services. tf a I960 Imp. Cony. aer. Na 0186 FH133035, will be sold at ★ Loet and Found public auction at the Hastings City Brink. Tlie seller reserves LARUE BROWN MALE GREAT the right to bld. The car 1* DANE LOST—In vicinity of stored and may be inspected Guernsey Lake. Has choke at Daniels Welding. 123 Maple. chain on. Answers to name of Delton. Mich. 7/1 Sorg. Reward. Phono MA 3­ 2079 or Wl 5-4493. tf •r* o«« la ★ Foe Salo—Mi. cello neo u* LOSE WEIGHT-JIUI 4 capsules dally. Faahtaa Rita calorie dieting. <2.7P Lapa Pharmacy 144 E. Sta te. Haatf For Sal* ALUMINUM ALCOHOLICS ANOWY1MOUBPC. 171. Hastings Tl lephona Wl 5-38M. Meetings •very Monday, 8 pm. X. ■ PAINTED OR MILL FINISH ★ Froduca UF TO 36" WIDE CHERRIES - DARK SWEETS— Ready July <. MonUnprency Tart. Good quality. Pick your ORCRIMPED own. Orders taken. J. R. Bra­ man, 3624 Four Mlle Ftoad. NE. IDEAL FOR MOBILE HOMES. Half mile east of East Bell Line, Grand Rapids. 7/1 CAMPERS, HOME IMPROVE­ MENTS. ETC. *F or Rent—R*al Estate FACTORY DISCOUNTS HASTINGS ALUMINUM PRODUCTS, INC. Sales - Service GOOD YEAR BROS. 7/1 & COIL, FLAT SHEET SENTZTV r KA ECHELE'S ‘ •«tr "inflow of brl? Psb Izrtko tod until m *<*rid«S by itoist* RiekarS J. Ht***** , Attornry far urdtaa BUgat-sai H Mr llMtla*i!UMte Rmt Uo Classified f5a rc»giri plli Do you want faster starting of plants? RACK OF BLOUSES^—15c —AC mounted Mower. Hao tin g - Plumbing Strvice VV1NICK SURPLUS New • 1310 N. Michigan Av*. 1 Do you want to increase the quality t SUMMER HATS—I4c —Case Semi-mid. Mower. Ill_ _ _ in 196? OLDSMOBILE U ------ —4 Dr- Sedan; Power Peer­ ing and brakes, new w/wall tlre^, radio, one owner. NOTICES F aimers... USED 224 W. Stale Wl 5- 3903 or Wl 5-2434 1962 FORD G ALAXIE 540 Hardtop. 8 cyl. engine Antrim*tic drive..............................11,045 1960 CHEVROLET Nomad Button Wagon. Hu automatic dr., V8 engine. 9495 OBITUARIES—First 160 words free of charge. 2c per word for each additional word. OBDER OT rVEUCATlOM. 01*1, al. Stat* of Klahlgaa, Probata Court t*r tba tbuaty of Barry. Eatato ot noraar* R. Wo4*U. Hi* Ma. 14.4*4. Il U Ordered that n Brptaober 14. IMS. al 1*:*O AM, la lha Prabat* Coartrooau City of liailinr, Mlchteaa. a hearing ba held al which ill crediiort ot slid dreeaaed .are re­ quired to prora ihalr clalnu. Credllora mail ftla iw*ra claims with the eourt l"lS^*to<knP!Xa!irala*l>l{ankrBuB4' lag. Kalamaioa. Mkklgah. Bdadary at aald aetata, prior to laid bia.tnp PubliraUor. and iwik. thall b* made M provided by BUtato aad Coart Bule. Datad: Jun* IS, IMS / Philip IL Miubatt.^dg* •» Pre­ tty : ‘ Ford. Krickatd. Brora aad Stalo. Attorway for PUaeiary 101S Anarteaa Railseal Baak Blds. KslaBaioo, Mkhlgaa 1/1 « n i s CARDS OF THANKS b IN MEMORIAMS—2c per word. Jaly 30. 19«J- Cel. sotaii will bo r» ir* work aerordi** to ipocl Icallaai. <ub4iri4»4 for *ho I, : . tonr»0l» ■«a la a<eor4aar* With bld No. 1 oS’erri Onatwtioo Work No. 3 Piamli* ,Wwk)l**,iM <M* chaaka! ■ Jx Ekrtric al raat lenar. plan, leriliou «*d«r wbkh th* .... r Km4 C'onnM*to*i Ki™ M4 IS*.’ IMS W. Un take *Mi*ti. khlgaa. ' A C.r ia*4 CM ier'i thMk Or Bld la tka fc; f, 4 ot th* bld payable to th* Barry < oualy M. id ComialMteB. will l>, r*q 1 •<i with Il. :.e.l th* Barry County iioid c Um withdrawal at E? r lhe fal • r. of tba bidder to rut of parfonaaaea “ tka’ iKl th* Barry County j 104! MERCURY METEOR Custom 4 Dr. Sedan. Automatic Dr. Power steering. Radio. Ex­ tra nltarp!______ _____ 11458 DUPLAY CLASSIFIED—$1.25 per Inch far single (Martian. 89c per iach for sarie* of six or mere ado Io be run oa consecutive weeks. Both of above rates based oa standard duplay clasalHad stylo*. bld^wfl &“f My., •*°n........................... -SUM 1943 VOLKSWAGEN Custom. Hu AM-PM radio. Like new I For.............. -.<1495 a charge of 10c. ALL ERRORS—in ad* taken by phono fa be at aander’i risk, akhaugh wa taka spacial effort to see that the copy to takaa correctly. 4ANY MORE TO CHOOSE FROM For the Best Terms 1944 COMET 4 Dr. Sedan. Hu »tdl tramml*a nd Values in Town •X®....................................... MM3 See th o Dodge Boys at 1941 FORD STATION WAGON 4 Dr. Hu automatic transml*- BOX NUMBER—-Although Th* Baaaat dees not riniswU “MW ADVER ISEMENT ’ Barn Oonaty R«U CesnlMlon Now G rag* auS Milntmu co Ballilag Hutxagi Mkhlgas Combi w4 B«al< Prapcwate will U B1 by tb* firry Cwaty K<-*4 7L?.':‘Ty’g' ,»f Now Uaragi lodS Mi THE HASTINGS BANNER—5 order or : VBUoanox—m*i*u. kkissa. Tk« Trokrti ThurwUr, Jab 1. 1M< Court for tk* r*e*ir ot Ron*. in iho Ma irr oi Iki Knot* ot ck.^Mi«l*U/ I bmmwo sr-JT.PURLioatiow oaon. 11 k OtJrt 4. Tkll mi Boot. M. •f Hlckkna, Brototo CWt IBii. *1 11 ;O A-M. is Ik* Probit* r Couaiy of B»rty. l>arlr*a«, i.Un,,. Mitktau. > Rita to ol Br*lrir* Loll. *U >M oi wktek tuu. *11 Hiitri** L*U. Dkwi ?.’! .471. . It • 'OtfeML nat^^J •if <Ui. *u Wilk cko r*«Tl **4 WvlMte Ultarod fiallk. Gurd- 1-V. UUA>oa A>»u. H*. an j m-ers . orlor to Mid soarlaf. r ,rr yord tor Uto istk, lets. nd will, for lb* gn I’kUip u. (itekoll. Jodso ot Pi* SK tatriiUw to ib* axMSte H ili 1043 MERCURY MONTEREY 4 Dr. Sedan. Automatic Dr. Power steering, power brake*. Radio. One owner............. 11,994 DR. V< Hid *o» by th* Thursday following th* data af publication, a carrying chsrgs of !0« will ba added. Each addltioaal «*n**«uthr* raput Intartion without chang* cf copy tor Vi price. LEGALS £ DEPENt)AILI USED CAR 1964 DODGE MODEL UO SPtCIALS! Custom H.Top. Power xtoering and brake*. Radio. One owner 1943 air VROLET H TON Extra clean. Only „........ SUM Pickup, 4, 1 speed, oae owner 1S44 RAMBLER CUSTOM 1964 PL1 MOUTH ConverUblcModel 440 Convertible. ..SUM V8, ter, usfllte, ana owner. 1M4 COMET CYCLONE 1959 MERCURY 4 DR. HbTP. Hardtop. Hu 4 on Floor. UJ(< VI Mto 1959 FORI Two to CLASSIFIED AD PAGE HASTINGS BANNER a •* Reedy for Hie PHONE Wl 5-3481 si- hi SAFE BUY USED CARS SAVE$$ Ruling*. Michigan CALL 945-3481 7/15 \ To pul ld*a* ovt< Than hs Mod our ckmlfiad Now Ronni* is In clovar. ALASKA — Dam construction. Large project. High pay. “Job News" 40c and sUunped en­ velope. KTCO, Box 443, Kirk­ land, Wash. 7/1 MAN CAPABLE of taking re­ sponsible position. Apply In writing giving resume. Has­ ting* V & S Hardware. tf WE ARE LOOKING for two ag­ gressive salesmen who have had experience in direct tales Our product is being intro­ duced to thi* area for the first time. The product is used by every business, Khool, home and industrial plant tn ‘tfee country. It ta fully patented, guaranteed and a proven money maker. Here is an op­ portunity to get in on the ground (loot and earn *300 per week and up. Write stating your home address and .tele­ phone number. Frederick W. Miller, 510 AllcoU, Marshall. Mich. . 7/1 LEGAL SECRETARIAL POSI­ TION FOR HALF DAYS — Must have typing and short­ hand experience and be be­ tween 33 and 60 years of age. Please call Wl 5-3376 between 8 aad 8. U FURNISHED APARTMENTS FOR RENT - UUlitlea paid. Phono Wl 6-9471. tf tf 4-ROOM MODERN UPPER APARTMENT — Private balh and entrance. Also modern cot­ tage at Gun.Lak*. 126 S. Broad­ way, Hutingr-^ tf PICNIC TABLES-Log frame, 5 to 8 ft. Also take-apart model. A- For Sal*—R**l Eahrt* Martin, wren and bluebird house*. Uilcraft. Gun Lake 3-BEDROOM YEAR HOUND Road. Wl 5-3549. 7/15 HOME ON PODUNK LAKE— Double lot. Large living room, FOR MORE BEAUTIFUL HAIR kitchen-dinette, panelled fami­ —Uie Rcxall'k fast permanent ly room. 1>, bath*. Laundry Regular <280-Naw 11 DO. Nc room, storage, attached garage. pre-shampoo—Nc after odor Call Wl 5-6582. 7/1 Available at Jaoobe* Pharmacy « Ar Situation Wonted W1NUUW 3LASS nt STALLED in alumlx urn, atecl or woo* BABYSITTING WANTED — iuh. Burkey Auto Glass A Mondays through Fridays, day­ Radiator Shop, 21< N. JcBk time*. Experienced. Phone Wl 6-5056. tf •on. Hullngx t> ITS JACOBS PHARMACY A Sporting Good* FOR FAST 24-HOUR FILM HERVICE! No charge ior over­ GUNSM ITHING SERVICE— size prints. U Plea®* get your wort; in now. Reblulng. restocking, repairing. SEVERAL SPRING COATS We Ml FOR GIRLS—In sixes 6. 8. 10, Hon. rm cmsb. *ilngs, swivel* > 12. Very good condition. Wl 5­ and ev rytiling needed for your 5021. tf shoe tin pleasure. Huckleberry TABLE PAPER - For picnic*, Gun hop, 1M4Q Kingsbury family reunion*, lots ol uses Road, mile* eaxl of Delton. 40' by 300-. <350 at The Ban­ Phone 623-3793. Doug Young, ner oQice. tf owner. tt it Mobil* Hama* Ar to Rm* MOBILE HOMES DIRECT from WANTED TO RENT WITH OP­ factory al large mvmmis. 60x12 TION TO BUY - Old empty S3J)O5. Lol rent <1250 per store building or trait stand or month with coach. Other sixes half or so acre of vacant land st comparable savings. Brass on main traveled road ta Gun Trailer Sales, north ot Has­ Lake in Yankee Springs area. ting* on M-43. Phone 945-5936 Mall replies to Mn. Theodore tf Asha, R>, Homer, Mich. 7/8* �1 HASTINGS BANNER y. July I, INI aptain Davids ew State Police Commissioner -Wind di 1 rmbtwoed UritlBS in the department, both aa a field officer and aa an administratoc. He waa bom FYb. 5. 1914. at Hope in Midland county, wtwi । ire irmduated from high school. 11* beramr* th* rtehlh ram. Driver Pays $50 Flint College eihibit get* Oltlest Chevrolet Known to Exist Child*. w!v> enletc-d the de­ Personal Mention Fine, Car Ruined ville, apparently escap'd serious injury about 5:35 pm. Wednretheir daughter, the Floyd Todds, to New York City last week where Uiey visited the Lee*' daughter. Mr. and Mn Ed Wines, and also attended the World's ally when he pleaded guilty be­ Fair, returning home on Bun- fore Municipal Judge L. E Bar­ nett to a recktam driving charge Bastings Traffic Ticket* I iJSTStlWU. 0- Haff. _lll« M. Bob art planning to Spend Uie Ludington Bute Park missloner Joaeph A. Child* announced lu» intuition earlier tUne . lle?*rW, „ th5 **.*?!? Po: Rlchard Taylor were in Albion all last week representing the Pint Methodist Church Woman's Society of Christian Service at Uie School of Missions. The Winston Merrick* are ex­ pecting hi* ■ daughter. Mr. and Mn Michael iLucille> Murphy, and daughter. Melissa, to arrive thia week from Wilmington, Calif Michael 1* on leave from the Navy, and they plan to be here ammdmwu to the State Police law wiUih sets muxunum age of M In the enlisted service and to tn ad rance of iris flfly­ • and uniform division. («**,<* m> gur uie new He wa* pronxHed to captain commtsalantT ample time to ptejn 1866 and after an aaaighmenl par; tlie budget for the fiscal East Lansing headquarter* year of 1956-87 which must be Ma* tranafrm-d to command tl»e submitted in September. have the First Six Months dividends inserted to their credit. I The oldest Chevrolet known to be in exbtenre-a 1912 touring model -i* destined for an honored place In the cily that produced IL One of lhe first Chevrolet* made in Flint, lhe ear was purchased by the Industrial Mutual AsMxialion for donation to lhe Alfred P. Sloan Panorama of Transportation in lhe dty‘« College and Cultural Center. Seated in the ear (L to r.) are ABen J. Dffion, IMA pcraident; Dr. Roger Van Holt. Sloan museum director; William Crick, IMA managing director; and Gregory Fauth, a Flint insurance man and antique car buff who located Che car. - Your Savings Account has been credited with dividends ot the rate of 4% Per Annum os of Junc 28, X 1965. Hastings Savings & Loan Association 136 E. State St. Hastings All Savings Insured up to $10,000 with F.S.L.I.C. MtMBlB riOlRAL HOMt LOAN BANK SYSTtM COOL ONE, TWO OR EVEN THREE-ROOMS WITH A Bib CAPACITY Air Sweep Gibson S *299’’ PMOCK HOSPIIAL I Helton Area By Mrs. John Peabody ALTO Jady Keller. ML Jwm M. | -. . .... .... CLARKSVILLE—>M*>k. H.wiu M2., —...........---------TsWMos SZJ-55S1.. . ............... Mr. and Mrs. Btuart Boulter i and son have moved to KalamaDELTOR living in uie name ui ui Isoo. and Mn Kercher while the Kercher* are on a trip to Africa rMEEFOBT — (When the Kerchen return. Mr. l*us DeurMte. bi. zw>« tt and Mr* Boulter will leave for ORAxft RAPIDS — R.b.rt Brinks.'Denver, Colo, where Stuart will : continue to study law at the University of Denver. ' Steve Bdelman from Clover­ dale is visiting hl* brother and family, Henry Boelman, in Ackly. Iowa. Mr Boelman is Mn 1 Henry Orooten's father. * Mn | Mae Cappon called on Mr. and On ^Wednesday of last week Mr and-Mrs Gordon Thonipeon. Kenneth, and Marion of Union City were caller* at the Glenn Mowry home, and on Bunday the i an July 3. 4,’J on the school Mowrys were their guest*. Visit­ grounds. A pony pull will be Ute ing the Mowrys on Saturday affeature of the 3rd beginning st 7 30 pm. On the 4U> a parade son Stauffer of Alto. will preceded । Guest* Guest* ofof the the Robert Robert MacArMacAr wl “ tbegin *»ln al 1212:30 w Ppm 1" Preccuea ttna uowea oj and Io followed by uie the various various norse horse thur* over the weekend were her conteite. A chteke* Bar-B-Que cousins. Mr. and Mrs Eber Wet­ *** hel^. 1 P®- P”. Ju ? sei of Tawa»,Clty The Richard Flukes are plan­ . . .. ..L j 7 7 12P«- »ith a drawing to be ning to move this weekend to their new home which they have 5 P1" bridle and colt will be girento built at Vicksburg. The Bert Benham* are plan­ 5?t’le ““y *»•* , er P*>les and ribbons wiU be e**”!- ning to be In Akron. Ohio, over «l to winners of the many evtnU the Fourth to visit their son. Paul, and family Mr and Mrs P. A. Clardy have Barryville By lUrt. Burr Fastott cooling from wall to wall, even from room to room. Ait Sweep delwers 3Oco more effective cooling power from a\abmet of the same size get-together, and en route home Thursday Mr and Mrs Gay Wa- L,u" J“Be they attended the wedding of ter* were visitor* at the Water Remember the Bai ry ville Don Frost and Martha Menon in home. * Mr and Mr* Lew W„- c h u r c h Homecoming Bunday, Byron, in. John Co Lan t was discharged ner called on Mr. and Mrs Rua— June 27. Church School at 10:30. sell Boulter, also Mr. George Worship service at 11 :>0. Potluck from Ferguson Hospital. Grand Bagley and Jerry. dinner at noon with an after- Rapids, where he had been a Fourteen Scout* and their lead- noon session at 3. W Capt. and surgical patient for nine days er of Troop 50 camped Friday Mrs. Richard C Ervin and family the latter's parent*. home of hl* parent*, the Burden and Saturday night at Deep are — visiting »»*Lake. The boy* really enjoyed Mr. and Mn. Eazl Marshall Cotant*. The Russell Bentons attended themselves swimming and hik­ They recently returned from ing. The fathers joined the boy* Tokyo, Japan, where they have the silver wedding anniversary of for a cookout. Several award* been stationed in the Air Force Mr. and Mn. Bruce Kaufman, former residents, at Bronson on Were given Robert Heath re­ ra.cu been re-a**i<ned to Biloxi. Bunday. Mrs Edith Benton has reived several merit badges ^,'hite and John Wicker and Jim Lyon* re-1 Mis*. Mr and Mrs^tarvin Mar- returned to Battle Creek after celved tenderfoot badge* Troop *hall and family 5T Pierre. SD, spending two week* with the 50 would appreciate anyone able visited the Bari Marshall* over Russell Bentons The Hollj* Isenhaths were here to give dishes for thetr kitchen the weekend. Mr*. Willard Love Call 623 2246 *nd daughter of Bellevue were from Texas last week to visit his Mr*. Phyllis Ryan attended Friday nlffht callers The Mar- sister, lhe Robert Walldorf!*, at .•nau* and aou Ervin* u>u» attended ua Wall Lake. Minnesota Woolen* sales meeting , shall* in Lansln&xSaturday. * Dorcas family reunion Sunday at Bailey the Arthur Burghdoff* are plan­ Society of Inter-Lake* Baptist, Park. Battle Creek. of the: Cimrch will meet at the church Mr. and Mr* John DowseR ning to spend the weekend -----------at 10 Thursday morning. July 1. and family of Drayton plain*: Fourth at Lake City. ------ — ...of— j, and The Harold Brockway* guest* to go to the meeting of the Gull were weekend -----guret* Mr Mrs. Donald Dowsett. Mr. and for the weekend were the Jack Mrs Tom Luts and family of Blocum* of Oconomowoc, Wl*, Mra. Robert Garrett of Delton Kalamazoo were Bunday guest* and Beatrice Heroey and friend of Uie Dowsett*. * Mr and Mrs of Cleveland. Ohio. Guest* oTDr. and Mrs. George Karl PufpafT were Sunday eveLock wood at their Wall j Lake Kalanuuco. arc vacationing in Sterling Week* of Stoney Point cottage over the weekend were Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Boulter and * Mr and Mrs. Boyd PufpafT Mr and Mr*. Pal Waterfield of and Lisa of Kalamazoo were. Sunday callers of Mr and Mrs man of Lima. Peru. The L. L Hamps are planning iitiafaM st;. ter'* parents. Mr. and Mra. Rus- Karl Pufpaff and family. Jaa* M: Ben M]| Boulter. Mr. Mr. and and Mra. Mrs Robert Robert Tobias to entertain their family on the Callen at the Ora Ryans thia and Roger. Miss Sheila Baunden Fourth, those from out-of-town WAYLAKD- Hesel FlUInjkea. Ml. being the Larry Hamps of Grand Jims Tt. WOODLAND—Celkteea SlepMne. Bl. Keith Ryan and family. Ora’s and Linda were Sunday dinner Rapid*. The Lloyd Huvers returned brother, and Mr. and Mr* Arden guests of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Adams of Hastings, Mn. Ryan's Asplnal of Algonquin Lake. * Monday from a trip to Califor­ nia where they visited Mn. Ha­ Michigan State's shuttle hurdle' brother The Or* Ryans also visi­ Mr. and Mrs. Paul Humphrey of vers brother, the Wm. WUlltt*. ted Mn. Ryan ’ s parent* at HudOwosso were Bunday dinner relay. team of Fred McKoy. Bob Steele. Clinton Jones and Gene Mn. Gladys Wlngeler attended Melburn Adams. * Mr. and Mrs. Washington won tho title at the Clyde Northeuls visited Mrs. Mead and family * Mr*. Russell the reunion of Blodgett Memori­ 11165 Drake Relay* in meet rec­ NortheuU* mother and brother, Mead and Rhea were Bunday al Hospital gnuiuatca on Thurs­ cellars of Mr. and Mrs. Clayton ord time of :57J. I Mrs Maud Pullen and Payne at McKeown of Qufrnhr__________ day and Friday In Grand Rapids | Allegan. Mr. and Mrs Charles Higdon and spent the weekend with fe». Mis* Ardis Smith, daughter of and Elaine of Charlotte were Paul Kellogg in Lowell. The Rex Dutterer* will enter­ Mr. and Mrs. Harold J. Smith, Sunday dinner gueat* of Mr. and received her BS degree with a Mrs. Robert C Smith. * Mlu tain their family.-Mr. and Mn. major in English on June 12. at Sandra Goble of BatUe Creek Robert Sima and daughter of Chicago, and Mr. and Mn. Gary Central Michigan University in and Miss Debra Shupp of fit Mt. Pleasant. She will teach this Johns spent last week with Mr Malinoakl and family of Grand Fall at Spring lake Junior High. and Mr*. Robert Herman. * Mr. Rapids, over the Fourth. The Robert Miller family leave Ardis has started a nine-week and Mrs Harry Green of Belle­ course this Summer at lhe In­ vue and Mrs Clara Hair of Wau­ Wednesday on a two w e e k s’ Commercial & Residential stitute lo! Linguistics at Okla­ paca, Wls, were Tuesday caller* camping trip at Silver Lake homa Normal. Installation & Repair outings and the big sleeping Bill Guernsey went to the VA Hospital at Ann Arbor for sur­ and family of Kalamazoo tent, with two persons, it can as­ semble in two minutes. gery. His wife and family will be Sunday. June 13, Mr. and Mrs staying with Mrs. Guernsey's and family of Algonquin Lake brother and family. Mr. and Mrs. were Sunday dinner guest* of Wm Kidder of Carter Lake called on Mr. and Mrs Henry William Cornell at Clio. * My husband and I are leaving on our Mr. and Mrs. Joe BuUne and Beutly of Lansing, also went to vacation Monday morning We family of Kalamazoo and Mr will visit friend* and relatlvea and Mrs Wendell Day and fami­ mother. A cousin of Mra Kid­ Borguins in Used tn Ohio and Pennsylvania. We ly of Hastings were w eekend call- der. Kurt Snider of North Da­ Appliances, too! will attend the reunion of the kota, is spending the Summer 385th AAA. BataJllon July 3rd Mr. and Mr*. Charles McCoy with his grandparent* of Lan­ 119 W. State Haitings and 4th at King Of Prussia. This of Grand Rapids were Monday sing. He returned home with the I* the betalllon John served in caller* of Mrs. Charles Day. * Kidder* and spent Monday fish­ Phone 945-2866 during the war. Mr* William Ryan and grand­ ing. going back to Lansing Mon­ The second annual Delton Li­ daughter. Susan Van Zandt, of day night. Callers at the Kidder ons Club Horse Show will be held Miami, Fla . are spending till* week with Mn. Glenn Purport. * and Marsha Wilkins. Danny Sin­ Mr and Mrs. Stanley Haley and clair. Julie Lak*. Mr. and Mn. family of Lansing. Mr. and Mn. Alden Kidder and family and Mr. Huron Healey and family of Lake and Mrs. Wm.. Jr, and family. Hastings Don’t go near the water without full marine os on ordinary. fixed-draH^Eodel- Pocks enough insurance! cooling power (18.000 BTU) to cool two. even three rooms. Tlos many exceptional features. See it today! Hawks and son of Banfield and Mr. and Mrs Raymond Willett* and family of Detroit were Sun­ day dinner guest* of Mrs Glenn PufpafT. * The Barryville 4H Other Models, Too offers you complete coverage At Reduced Prices! Morine insurance la a ‘must* for boat owners. See us, and protact yourself against loss due ta fire, theft, accident or liability. 203 S. Michigan Hastings Wl 5-3412 —looked like an acmW. Tbp hand in point of tervtce Cffilnl Michigan Unlrorolty's Altofl was charged with reck- coaching «*« I* Lyle B'W'f1less driving. farm*riy_ of **"£*?*. guided II track team* to a 47-33 dual meet record and four league f^oTof ™uol“ ripping out | fenceaand gSrtpoaU Marriage Licences Bridge the GAP B*Uy KU*. Heeds, Till Pay Day Loretta final BaaUagi •• 1100.00. 1W % 1100.00 Cleieui MtClarkin. VukvlUa 8«a*r* SUaukin. B«tU« Crwk A 21 te $1,090.00. "Octopus meaning "eight feet' NEW Wineffard Gold FM Antenna finance CQ $11’5 up MODa FINANCE BORTON'S Antanna Service *50°° to* 1,00000 Phone 945-9773 140 W. State St. Phene 945-3429 Visit Our Carpet Display in Our NEW BUILDING 107 East Woodland Midway BetwMn Broadway and Michigan Stop in and See Our Collection of CARPETS by McGee - Monarch "Largoit Selection in Barry County" NYLONS - WOOLS - ACRILANS and Herculoni 501 Nyfon INSTALLATION INCLUIXO •pent the paat weekend with her brother and mother In Lansing. Saturday afternoon they altend^\he VFW parade and BaturdMLnlght attended the pageant * the "Million Dollar Pag- •M FR» SPOT REMOVAL far H'atri Ads Sell Unused Items. Michigan competed for prises given for the best performance*. Bunday morning thev called on Mn. Lyle Saxton of Lansing. COMPLETE LAUNDRY SERVICE RUGS end UPHOLSTERY Claanod tha Sciantiflc Way DURACLEAN Family Bundle* Damp Waih • Wa*h and Fluff Dry Wa Finish Shirts, Flatwork, Work CiotfiM zColeman Agency road a half-mile north of E. State Road. Deputy Harvey Bak- ball game Sunday afternoon with the Moore 4H group at the Blair good time. consumers Power turning around once and then Daniel M- Madden. 10. R1 Batoff the right shoulder before rolling over several Umea. The Ue Creek, was driving on M-M tlon which they spent in Jones­ boro, Ark, where they attended FstrUR HurtMn. MltUevUU Mn. Clardy's high school class General Electric Appliances Gibson Air Sweep lithe only Air Conditioner with power-driven louvers that automatically A 1X2 Renault bounded high in the air Sunday afternoon, and were no akld mark*. then the rolled over four times and the shoulder. careening on off the injury. The Dale Bassett* will spend from Saturday until Tuesday with out-of - town friends at Boyne Mountain Lodge. Mr and Mrs. Edwin Charter recently returned from Califor­ Ung*, apparently cacaped serious nia where they visited her bro­ injury about 3 46 am Saturday they thought the car wa* boundther at Campbell. They made Uie ELECTRIC oscillate bock and forth . . . provide draft-free Car Rolls Over; Driver Unhurt Driver Loses Control Notice to Savings and Loan Investors All investors in the Hostings Savings and Loon Association ore osked to present their pass beaks to According to Deputy Gerald HASTINGS HOME LAUNDRY 523 S. Michigan Wl 5-4062 Miller s’fflma1 PtuMM Wl 5*2091 107 L WmW Ha.tta* �Gull Lake Bible fireworjen Still i It Costs $322 Vaily Lar -a*™- Daiily to Own Car In Hastings Conference Plans Varied Program A varied program u‘planned al ’ The Hastings Banner Suctiun Th.uu—>»»«< I 1° » ThwWay. July I. 19*5 Missionary to Preach at Baptist Chlirch SlUldflV The Monteith* The average Hastings motor­ ist pays 4322 dally to own and the-Dull Lake- Bibb- and Mn- ° groups helping keep their cot- *‘onary Conference foe the‘July i EZT 'fiiirti f J drive a car 28 miles, according tagre, cabins and hotel* filled. <th wcekend !ltld lhe following w/etY memage. to rraearch wtatiBtlcs released by Itccomnieiu! cnmnlmr n.-commo.. ’ 1U,UJ • i -eh» Hoeiet v retxrtad that a Automobile Club of Michigan. uauovw io lomuu IU» BCU M *urvcy ui Seal camping enthusiasts Fur, < blindness and eye injuria dnr- «ea4 approximately 316 milMr and* Mr*. Harold Monteith ! of Martin celebrated their 50th Viliua via uui.um j nlsli informapon to local dtlIng 1864 showed that 19 of them cent concern log vacationing. at,'•S<’P4” nature* sin P"*™?. occurrcvl within atsuca with wedding with jWM.U. ohn VanderSchle. LUC KC'. ri. UVMK-pO V.. --------- -W anniversary -------- - an j toe IVCT. _____ «— •»_ rr-i— and | travel and highway conditions. *eU ““I'000 ,ro~" legislation banning fireworks ex­ phy intoned tlie Requiem Mosh -----open-XT mouseI .Sunday June 27. at1 former missionary to Africa . i Act a* a elcvirlng liouse for stu- riom vnicago. rearce aieo up- cc,)t liccnaed public dlsplay*at 10 am. Tuesday at St Ro*? the IOOP Hall at Otoego. They; tunwlUy Midwest Deputation JLvfOn^O,’r£ ?anZ 'Wttma 4^^ wn full time I*“” °*? 8,uYtay. l-re-t<rna«c boy* «"e the of Lima Catholic Church for **re married June 24. 1915. in for Sudan Interior think their Chamber of Com- employment Work with retailer* n.8p?J^ T*OE^nWMtan^e ' m<"1 frcil,"'nt vkUm* of ’** . V. — . — . .. r ’ hlcBou nnrl lived there a few ... . josrpn run in. di. o. iiato . Mission, wui oc -■ on sale* promotions. Continually T* °** ' r’re »«'•>«»»• from ftrecrackStreet, who died at 8:15 am. ‘Hairing* Baptist Church on Bclftdi |----------- r .,_-----------p«^e attonpun, to lmpfove thr Prib author, and ire David ,r> .rfcrdIn< u, lhe NaUon.1 food and housing.' he adds. only with V th their own welfare. welfare ____ . .t_ ___ j Breese. C hlearu evanrellst and o_ 1, ... K Ut 25 SX. ». V^-Sehx. . Information in AAA's pamphlet "Thia is not true, .Manager all downtown store building* fill­ Rusrell Hankins declared. Your ed. va Answer ”01“^! 10 •*'"1 12 Jrtar" of ><c‘ F,V' titled "Your Driving Costa." „--------Answrr nunorms hundreds oi of out rune state XX -r'aTSJ^Mon. . ..n-lrenm KU, requesu for tourist informnUon. “re the taljn Anurtea >lb>c1on ,icnm, wfte jjri,. One of them which U issued biennially. In- Cemetery, Act a* a Better Buslix-e* Burrou represented by T“riOT- “| a four-year-old whore right formation in the latest edition la Mr. Fisher suffered a heart teiih has been supervisor of because of hl* mlsaicnap’ baot-rr------- T -------- - ----------------- attack the previous Tuesday .Martin Township for the last 18 ground is well acquainted *“*’ G!5*Ur w«» »rriou»ly Injured by a phases at community lifts. The whenever poaublc. and doing ,nr I year*. missions around Uie wotH- He Board of Dtnctora. elected by duxens ol other thing* to maka Europe Mbaion with Don Brug- । firecracker thrown by her f*- 1965 eight-cylinder standard car of the lower nrire els*. evening. > ---------------------------w|U prochlng at both the 11 the membership, or appointed, the arm a better place in which ! lber’* . He was bom in Leighton; p. r—. <-FJVICF rtnl conditions In there lands Fireworks arill blind and represent nine different line.; of to live. Township of Aliraln on July 24. Fl-EET FEATURE SERVICE "Wouldn ’ t you hate to Uve in t* 1 ! 1 . oiatm because moil people. endeavor; Manufacturing 2. Pro- ; ' 1897. the son of Charles and ■ feasional 3. Retailing 4. News USNTC. Bldg. . .Weh aid no, h.« , Edith (Buffel) Fisher. He at-1 : Bible Conference during tlie abmedia 2. Insurance 3 and school 1 tended the Hooker School and ' sence of the regular pastor. Ruksyritni. Finance, Soviets and June 11. 1965 sell HouMman. who is In Alaska County Board of Supervisors one 7~~”' untU ** married Blanche Huver ' The amphibious Navy assault ot ^Uhton TcwnsWp oa June■ slup USS Iwo Jinia was the first < In this group I* one city coun­ Chamber of Commerce needs •ine maintenance remain tin- <4 tai a amphibious mwauU ship to be cilman. one member of the Planaged since the last report aS ' m, ovnvrrf ketl UP Iur fully ■ __ ...... —.. T. 1 TH Th»v «l>Ty Hankin* con- . ** ,ed ?raR*t».' "If your chUd buys “tne- con‘ They mnvrd moved tn to Hitlinin Hasting* .h,.Dm bul** cop<fT,rora lhe lupport i "< s™ib lr.b*,w, nncncun md tou latlcn insurance and rtvtho “><> HaMings | exploit the Marine Corps' verti-, trict Boy Scout executive. : eluded. trend, ind. j roiifu^ate them, don't count _. are up slightly aenws Table C^npwy. the municipal ________ <„ your w unk_ ,„p u, - 1 dJT"w,1^r^.WpLri.h ITtS i conduct of modem amphibious day and Monday. July lub separate* car exM1 Jof operations in the U. S. Navy. fight in the Revolutionary War. uuthoritle* locale the bootlegger. Auto Club mZT*. 577. Flrr prevention and police offl- pmses Inta two categories, as The Monday night film al 8:45 claU rauJlt take the lead in en-4oBows: Corporation in 1951. He mired inrh-elLn22?,d..riM 'forc‘ng flrr»or)u u<1- but tl?y] T Variable costa per mile ^() in D m require every assUtance," the'(based on 10300 mile* yearly)— pie working and earning a UvIng. Hankins explained. Encour-1 i“ro? u i Check closely on tlie octtvitles Mice. .68 cents, and tires. .44 age new joba to increase employ- [ j conference meetings of your younyaUr* during the cents Till* total* a little over mrnt. seek out and promote new _ Hioh— v ru«.H ------------ •-----------1 Fourth ot July holiday, caution- »im dally or 3370 yearly industry, take on active part in ! State Hlghwa) Dr-par.led Dr. Ferree, especially if they. t. Fixed costs per year -fire, i Take Along (/tag//) area. State anti National Oov- n,cnl aniuamccd the procnotion have shown an interest tn and theft insurant, 431; prop- gene matchta, ammunition, powder or fair* affecting all clttaen*. Work;irngmeer In District No. 7, nine-1 II J Qii/L|pnlv lockot*. Take the' family to a closely witij resort and tourist I 1county are* in Southwestern VICS CHIU U till) public display where they can Kaolin and enjoy firework* in safety. Pectin Mixture Motorists who Cravat 10,000 land and Dewey of mllea yearly spend 114 cent* per . At home or away...prompt mHe. according to Auto Chib** । I of Michigan in civil engineering Funeral services for' Hugh L. soothing relief from sim­ Wa have the pamphlet. Traveling leas than1 Osgood Funeral Home. and served In the Air Puree dur- Abbott, 64. Hl Haatinga. who ple diarrhea and upset ^ing World War H. ; wo* found dead on arrival at latest stomach. In the unbreak­ j Prior to employment with Pennock Hospital at 0 30 am. able plastic bottle< miltage of 20.000 lowers it to lhe Highway Department In Saturday. Junc 26. were held at patterns 1954. hc «a« wwcUlrd with the Leonard - Owned Funeral Area Chamber Of Commerce Works for All Heart Attack Fatal Friday for Joseph Fisher ll Name Badalueo To District High wav Post SU Vacation NEEDS ">*«— «“*“>“■ ■« H Hugh L Abbott TOURISTA^ in Early Saturday . .'Kiwanis Reports On National, Local Activities Armstrong Kiwanis Tntemotlonal'c Gol­ iwtth burial in the Striker Center- den Annlreraary Year (1968) LINOLEUM THE MODERN FASHION LN FLOORS A FLOOR TO MEET EVERY BUDGET HASTINGS OfWIIHUJ FLOOR rLVVn COVERING H3 W. Stata Be. Mr. Abbott apparently rof- munlty service program at an, । a bridge design engineer and a ' FrlHM. malnf/yianA. imrlmyr Badalueo will fUl the pnakl<x>. lhr " n u ?C*t?‘,by .r?£-.T?et “**■' Mr Abl«u bcm in HUUheer Pct«* H. Decamp. !{Snle County. Aug. 5, luoo, tt>e, the Lsnring office as assistant operations engineer in charge of heavy maintenance and sign and algal opcnfti'.n Allegan Man is State Library Board Vice Chairman Combat common hay fever symptoms ol itching eyes, runny nose; ■check sneez­ ing. and promote free breathing. (Devine. Abbott He moved with Ida parent* to Walkerville wlren he was a small child, and moujl to Nashville us a young man. I several years, returning do HasUngs where bt worked for the ; fprmer Royal Qouch Cuiripany. Industrie* aqd Holiday Mfg. Comnanv. retlrinr In th. son. Imstllyn A*n Abbott. R3 'Middleville; one daughter.- Mra E. L. CARPENTER HARDWARE — vocational aid* furnished to 142 E. Stata St. Phono Wl 5-2983 don't spoil your trip with a Car that Can't Take It! ditional Kiwanis project!. 3,185.- WOLVERINE'S A Low-Cost Auto Loon Con Get You The Cor of —Klwanians teaching religious NEW Boatowner's Policy education classes (all denomln-. ationsi. 35333 —Itay ministers provided for Hull Corsrog. churches, 8.754 UoWlry —Klwanldn* Nerving on local Mrdicol Paymtfiii advisory. 100.113 for —Projects encouraging atten­ Inboards dance at religious services, 13.- HASTINGS 219 Watt Stata S». “Side of Strand Theatre" Phone 945-4100 Mutual Fund Invettmenti Phone Wl 5 2466 Its wcatlon long established Kiwanis pro­ gram ). (528335 Following arc sample figures from the report of Kiwanis' ser­ vice to community and Nation: -Agriculture and conservation projects sponsored. 19.070 INSURANCE AGENCY 126 E. State St 1.532.412 Students aided through scho­ larships and loons. 13379 (Key Clubs in high schools. and Hastings; two brothers. Allen Circle K Clubs in colleges). 23.007 and Leonard, both of Walker­ —Children entertained on ’ ville. and seven grandchildren. Kida' Day (the last Saturday of each September), 2,073,910 —Fund* ratacd for local youth ENJOY purposes during the 1964 Kid's CAREFREE Day. 31347321 When you're insured hr 1.09 WHEEL HORSE. OF COURSE Now mowing** fun, and fatter, too. Thu 4-season tractor casgs all lawn and garden task*. Teat-ride ? Call; DeCnmp ggved In the U. S nlngton on Jon. 18. 1929. They Ununity and Nation. Army Corp* of Engineers and mov<«i to ii&uinn when* h*< * nauon. I employment with l 'Department Ln 1965 JkisU) TIMED ACTION HAY FEVER ALLERGY CAPSULES Dr. Clair L. Tartar. AMoclata Your Choice! Here's oil you do: FIRST . . . pick the car you want to buy. SECOND . . . find out how much money you'll need to cover the purchase. 6.619 •: —Projects promoting interna­ tional good will. 9.193 . — Klwanians assisting In grt- THEN . . . visit the National Bank of Hastings auto loan department to make that easy payment loan paigna 27310 at our low bank rates. Let us-put you in the 1965. currently numbers about 265.000 members tn 5350 clubc tn the Untied Stales. Canada. Mexico, and 11 other Nations driver's seat of a new or late model used car. Financing your car is quick and easy, and saves you a THINK considerable amount of cash. With a bank loan DRIVE you can choose your car wherever the best deal &Vf7Y- SAFELY This Fourth of July Weekend MICHIGAN TRUCKING ASSOCIATION is available. Visit our loan department today for full details. You'll like our service. Remember the company we keep . . . keeps coming back. sfrojef) National Bank of Hastings -SfaCf—c; NBHMP Member federal Rtieree Syitem and Federal Depotit Inturance Corporation deposits INSURED UP TO $10,000.00 _ Loans from $60.00 to $60,000 �1 6—THE HASTINOB BANNER TtaHday. Jaly 1. INC ,, UVitus in the department, both as a field officer and a* an ad- ■Captain Davids ’’StSTim.»». .< Driver Payt 950 Flint College ethiblt gett Oldest Chevrolet Known to Exist Robert C. Perry. 31. R3 Nash­ ville. apparently escaped serious their daughter, lhe Ftoyd Todds, to New York City last week where they visited thg Lee*' daughter. Mr. and Mn. Ed Wines, ivnn and also attended the World's Fair, returnltig home on 3ui>- fair Municipal Judge L E Bar- ■New State Police Commissioner Child.*, wlio enleitd lhe de­ . ___ .. , I partment in 1934. also worked up C*pt Fred DavliLs. commander through ihe ranks to become ci DcUoU- conunUslnoer. and had cxperi- ; Ludington State Park. Richard Taylor were in Albion all last week representing the First Methodist Church Woman’s Society of Christian Service at the School of Missions. The Winston Merrick* are expetting his daughter. Mr and Mrs. Michael (Lucille) Murphy, and daughter. Melissa, to arrive this week from Wilmington. Calif. Michael is on leave from the Navy, and they plan to be here of 56 in the enlisted service and which he requested several ytura ago, is- decided to step out. do­ ing an In advance of his flfty- Bast Lansing htodquartem year of IOS<;-C7 which must be >a* transJem-d to command tlie .mi limit tert In September. Notice to Savings and Loan Investors have the First 5ix Months dividends Inserted to their credit. The oldest Chevrolet known to be in existence —s 1912 touring model —la destined for purchased by lhe Industrial Mutual--------------------------------------- -- ----------------------— Tran»puetition in the rity’s College and Cultural Center. Seated in the rar (L lo r.) are AUen J. Dillon, IMA president; Dr. Roger Van Boli, Sloan museum director; Willi*ni Crick. IMA managing director; and Gregory Fauth, a Hint insurance man and antique car buff who located the car. - Your Savings Account has been credited with dividends at the rate of 4% Per Annum as of Junc 28. 1965. Hastings Savings & Loan Association 136 E. State St. Hastings All Savings Insured up to $10,000 with F.S.L.I.C. MtMSlR HDItAl HOMI LOAN BANK SVITtM DOHtMEmg, COOL ONE, TWO OR EVEN THREE ROOMS with a big Capacity Air Sweep Gibson S s299’5 The Dale BavsetU will spend from Saturday until Tuesday with out - of - town friends at Boyne Mountain Lodge. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Chaffee recently returned from Califor­ nia where they visited her broihersat Campbell. They made the trip by.plane. On Wednesday of last week Mr and Mrs Gordon Thompson. Kenneth, and Marion of Union City were caller* al lhe Glenn Mowry home, and on Sunday the on July 3. 4. 5 on the school ground*. A pony pull will be tlie Ing the Mowrys on Saturday af­ feature of the 3rd beginning at ternoon were Mr and Mrs. Enterfly Mrs. John Peabody 730 pm. On the 4U> a parade Stauffer of Alto , . . ... .... will begin at 12:30 pm. preceded, Guest* of the Robert MacAr•**-»•', and followed by the various horse thur* over the weekend were her 1 Mr. Mn.. BUM, ™",“ * ....__ _ Bouter »_ run’tests A“ chicken Rar-H-Qur In. Mr and l‘h»r Eber Wet. Wetcousins. Mr Mr. and Mrs Jna. ana and son son niie have moveu moved to Kalama- *— 111 he,-“ «J- P«»Jul* g« Cirius B* Ri Jna« io aiunii- On -----.21.5? n. Sth The Richard Fluke* are plan­ Dkacock. Bi. Jana as.jioo. living In .... Uie >home of the Dr activities the *will cU,Vwbrain “ a**at i***1.” k! i. BL Joao s«. Kateoi Bnd Mrs Kercher while the >2-5® P™ »«*» • drawing to be ning to move this weekend to • ’’ trip to Africa. ,lcld «l » P«- A pony, saddle. their new home which they have ’■KKf wfii'"!"";,?' f4'qWhm'K"L“h'‘mnUm.' ‘Z hrldl* SrMI. and U.i enlt raU.MHT£tWmS . will hr ertvon tn built at Vicksburg. The Bert Benhams art plan­ •— !Denver. Colo, where Stuart will phies and ribbon* wiU be award- ning lo be in Akron. Ohio, over conttnue to .tody law at the cd to winner* of the many tvenu. the Fourth to visit their son. Paul, and family Mr and Mr*. P A. Clardy have Steve Boelman from Clover­ returned from a two-week vaca­ dale is visiting hl* brother and tion which they spent In Jones­ Hara*. Era OukUL family. Henry Boelman. in Acktea B. Caul Lara ly. Iowa. Mr. Boelman 1* Mr* boro. Ark, where they attended Mrs. Clardy's high school class By Mr*. Burr Fatten Henry Grooten's father * Mr* reunion which wa* a three-day Mae Cappoii called on Mr and get-together, and en route home Mr*. Rom Waters Tuesday they attended Uie wedding of Thursday Mr. and Mrs Oay Wa­ Don Frost and Martha Menon in II- • ; ■ ter* were visitors as ten al ine the waters Waler? home * Mr. and Mr* Lew War- Church Homecoming Bunday, Byron. Hl. John Cotant was discharged ner called on Mr. and Mrs Ru*- June 27 Church School at 10:30. mH Boulter, also Mr. George Worship service at II :>0. Potluck from Ferguson Hospital. Grand Bagley and Jerry. dinner af noon with an after- Rapids, where he had been a Fourteen Scouts and their lead- noon session at 3. * Capt. and surgical patient for nine days Hewitt. S3* W. DotU Bn er of Troop 50 camped Friday Mh. Richard C Ervin and family Um. Bl. Tkosipt^a. *01 N and Saturday night at Deep are vUltlng the latter* pwrat*. home of his parents, the Burdett Mlchlon Jena 21; Bl:»aid IHMHL tjike The boy* really enjoyed Mr. and Mrs. Earl Marshall, Cotanta. 62.1 W CUnten. Ro*«aUSa Baclaatea. The Russell Bentons attended themselves swimming and hlk- They recently returned from Ing The fathers joined the boy* Tokyo. Japan, where they .have the sliver wedding anniversary of w.ii.-r al for a cookout Several awards been stationed In the Air Force Mr and Mrs. Bruce Kaufman. were given Robert Heath re- for lhe post four, years They ceived several merit badges and have been rc-avetlied to Biloxi. Sunday Mr*. Edith Benton has John Wicker and Jim Lyons re- Miss. Mr. agd Mra. Manto Mar- returned to Battle Creek after ceived tenderfoot badges. Troop i shall and family of Pierre. SX>, spending two week* with the 50 would appreciate anyone able I visited the Earl MarthaU* over Rytseh Bentons. The HolU* Isenhath* were here to give dishes for their kitchen [the weekend. Mra. Willard Love Call 623 2246 । and daughter of Bellevue were from Texas last week to visit hl* LAKE ODESSA-han ScUldt 7*7 Mrs Phyllis Ryan attended Friday night caller* The Mar- stiter, the Robert WalldorTTs, at . MlnneeotfiVoolens sale* meeting ; shall* and Ervin* attended a Wall Lake. reunion Sunday at Bailey The LaVerne Bowmans and in Ijmslng Saturday. * Dorcas famlly --------° — the Arthur Burghdoff* are plan­ Society of Inter-Lake* Baptist Park. Battle Creek Church will meet at the church Mr. and Mrs John Dow-reft ning to spend the weekend of the MIDDLEVIIXE — narraca VuiDyk at 10 Thursday morning. July 1. and family of Drayton Plains Fourth at Lake City. The Harold Brockways' guest* «n. as. Joao SI: Iran Fostkortr. to go to the meeting of the Gull ' Lake Bible Conference which be- Mrs. Donald Dowsett Mr. and Mrs Tom Luts and family of Slocums of Oconomowoc. WU. and Beatrice Hemey and friend , Mrs Robert Garrett of Delton , ■i'and her daughter and husband. ot the Dowsett*. a Mr. and Mrs of Cleveland. Ohio. 11 Mr. and Mr*. Norman Hunt, of Karl PufpafT were Sunday eve­ ’ Kalamaxoo. are vacationing tn ning callers of Mr. and Mrs Lockwood at their Wall Lake FOBTAOB- c.U* Owen*. *33* m» Boston. Mass, for two weeks. ♦ Sterling Weeks of Stoney Point cottage over the weekend were Mr. and Mr*. Arnold Boulter -»nd * Mr. and Mrs Boyd PufpafT Mr. and Mrs Pal Waterfield of Detroit, and Mrs Florence Ek3i3*M. tlayX dinner guest* guests at Mr. Boul- Sunday callers ot Mr. and Mr*. n‘*n 9f Lima. Peru. 3*3 M r'iA.ta Msts i da ain r.<n. tt ! ter irrXs narantx Mrs Rus- Karl PufpafT and family. r*ia. Job* «t; pamnt*. Mr Mr. and Mr*. -rv* ’ ’ 1 wi '“»• «•: I sell Boulter Boulter. . Mr. and Mr*. Robert Tobla* to entertain their family on lhe WAVLAXD hL.i ritlin*b*» *i Caller* at the Ora Ryans this land Roger. Ml** Sheila Saunders Fourth, those from out-of-town Jnn» 21 ’ past week were Mr and Mrs and Mr. >nd Mrs Jerry Tobias being the Larry Hamps of Grand KeHh Ryln *nd Or*‘* and Linda were Sunday dinner Rapids The Lloyd Huvers returned June si. Mit«a*n Uiueus. as. Jan. brother. and Mr and Mrs Arden guests of Mr. and Mr*. Richard Adam* of Hastings. Mrs. Ryan’s Asplnal of Algonquin Lake. * Monday from a trip to Califor­ brother Tlie Or* Ryans also visi­ Mr. and Mrs. Paul Humphrey of nia where they visited Mrs Hu­ Michigan State’s shuttle hurdle ver‘s brother, the Wm. WUlitts, ted Mr* Ryan'* parent* at Hud ­ relay team of Fred McKoy. Bob sonville last week. Mr and Mrs. Steele, Clinton Jones and Gene Melburn Adams. ♦ Mr. and Mrs. Mrs Gladys Wlngeler attended Washington won the title nt Uw Clyde Northeul* visited Mr*. Mead and family * Mrs. Russell the reunion of Blodgett Memori­ Mead and Rhea were Sunday 1965 Drake Relays In meet rec­ Northeul*’ mother and brother. callers of Mr. ang Mr*. Clayton al Hospital graduates on Thurs­ ord tilne of :57S day and Friday In Grand Rapids .Mr*. Maud Pullen and Fayne at McKeown of Quimby ’ Allegan Mr. and Mrs Charles Higdon and spent the weekend with Mrs MUs Ardis Smith, daughter of and Elaine of Charlotte were Paul Kellogg in Lowell. The Rex Dutterers will enter­ Mr. and Mr*. Harold J. Smith, Sunday dinner guest* of Mr. and received her BS degree with a Mrs. Robert C Smith * Miss tain their family, Mr. and Mrs major in English on June 12. at Sandra Goble of Battle Creek Robert Sima and daughter of Central Michigan University in and Mist Debra Shupp of St Mt Pleasant She will teach thi* Johns spent last week with Mr Mallnoakl and family of Grand Fall at Spring Lake Junior High. end Mrs Robert Herman. * Mr. Rapids, over the Fourth. The Robert Miller family leave Ardis fha* started a nlne-week and Mrs Harry Green of Belle­ course' thi* Summer nt the In- vue and Mrs. Clara Hair of Wau- Wednesday on a two weeks* Commercial & Residential camping trip at Silver Lake. stitutc of Linguistics at Okla­ homa Norma). Installation & Repair Bill Guernsey went to the VA Mr. and Mn Clarence Marts. outings and lhe big sleeping tent, with two persons. It can as­ Hospital at Ann Arbor for sur­ semble In two minutes. gery. Hl* wife and family will be _______ _________ __ . Sunday. June 13. Mr. and Mrs. staying with Mr*. Guernsey’* and family of Algonquin Lake KmtHv brother anA and comitv family. ttr Mr. a»A and n, Mrs. were Sunday dinner guest* of Wm. Kidder of Carter Lake William Cornell at Clio. * My Mr and Mrs Burr Fassett * called on Mr. and Mrs Henry husband and I are leaving on our Mr and Mn. Joe BuUne and vacaUon Monday morning We family of Kalamuoo and Mr will visit friends and relative* and Mrs. Wendell Day and fami­ mother A cousin of Mra Kid­ Bargains in Used in Ohio and Pennsylvania. We ly of Hastings were weekend call- der, Kurt Snider ot North Da­ Appliances, too! kota. is spending the Summer will attend the reunion of the 385th AAA Batalhon July 3rd Mr. and Mrs. Charles McCoy with his grandparents of Lan­ 119 W. State Hostings and 4th at King Of Prussia. Thia of Grand Rapids were Monday sing. He returned home with the Is the batalhon John served in callers of Mrs. Charles Day. * Kiddcrs and spent Monday fish­ Phone 945-2866 during the war. Mrs William Ryan and grand­ ing. going back to Lansing Mon­ The second annual Delton Li­ daughter. Busan Van Zandt, of day night Callers at the Kidder on* Club Hone Show will be held Miami. Fl*. are spending th!* week with Mrs. Glenn PufpafT * and Marsha Wilkins, Danny Sin­ Mr. and Mrs Stanley Haley and clair. Julia Lake, Mr. and Mrs. family of Lansing, Mr. and Mrs. Alden Kidder and family and Mr. Huron Healey and family of Lake and Mrs. Wm, Jr, and family. Helton Area PBWOCK HOSPITAL I Barryville Hastings ELECTRIC General Electric Appliances Gibson Air Sweep is the only Air Conditioner with power-driven louvers thot automatically oscillate back and forth . . provide draft-free cooling £rom wall to wall, even from room to room. Air Sweep delivers 30‘ more effective Don't go near the water without full marine cooling power from a cabinet of the same size os on ordinary, fixed-draft model. Pocks enough insurance! cooling power (18.000 BTUI to cool two. even three rooms. Has many exceptional features. See it today! Other Models, Too Marine insurance is a ‘must’ for boat owners. See us. and protect yourself against loss due ta firo, theft, accident or consumer liability. zColeman 203 S. Michigan Halting, Hastings Agency Wl 5-3412 cenL 111* car waa ripped lo Car Rolls Over; Driver Unhurt According to Deputy Gerald 1 Smith. Perry waa driving on the were no skid marks. then the COMPLETE LAUNDRY SERVICE Family Bundle* Damp Wadi • Wadi and Fluff Dry w. nxu aim. Fi«t»«k, w«k cun... HASTINGS HOME LAUNDRY 323 9. Michigan Wl 5-4062 A 1962 Renault bounded high in the air Sunday afternoon. and driver apparently cocaped Serious ahoulder. careening on oft the injury. Undershcrlff Gordon Trick reported. tuming around once and then off the right ahoulder before rolling over several Umea. The ped the little car to the right when be was being passed. He Driver Losei Control sideways 100 feet before U be- Later H. Altoft. 3.. Kb Has­ tings, apparently escaped serious Injury about 3 48 am. Saturday JuIthC^roth, rxir^f tog'high^enough to rrach an 1 etoctric power hne-but It didn't, road a nati-miie north ot e < ijke an BCWLX.“ er reported. — Th.- car traveled total of 933 'I ™ fcilucor eonlral.a rippux . ... . . .. —,f,i Mlrhltfan * on rCentral Michigan ttniwraltv University's Altoft wax charged with reck­ coaching *ta£f U Lyle Bennett, formerly of Hasting*, who has less driving. guided IB track teams to a 47-33 dual meet record and four league title* in lhe last decade. Marriage Licenses Bridge the GAP Bokort IMai Till Pay Day ratnck Harrlaon. MI**l«vUl« CMfidMrthl. Charge* I* SJ00.00, 1V* % $100.00 Clirton MrClorkin. XulitUi Sa**I» MrClliitt. BsuU Crook Bek.rl CoS<r. c.tiusc. ali B«k«rl Bal 33 to $1,000.00. Hutkui lUMlo** “Octopus- Is a Oreek word meaning "eight feel." william f. Araele NEW Wineffard MODEL*! Gold FM Antanna fmahcecq| $1195 up MOOa FINANCE BORTON'S Antanna Service *5000 to $1,000®° Phone 945-9773 140 W. State St. Phan* 945-3429 Visit Our Carpet Display in Our NEW BUILDING 107 East Woodland Midway Betwosn Broadway and Michigan Stop in and See Our Collection of CARPETS by Monarch McGao "Largaat Selection in Barry County' NYLONS - WOOLS - ACRILAN and Herculons 501 Myton INSTALLATION INCLUDED Hawk* and son of Banfleid end spent the past weekend with her Mr. and Mrs. Raymond WllletN hmther and/mother in Lansing and family of Detroit were Sun^ M.irday afternoon they attendday dinner guest* of Mrs Glenn Whr VFW parade and SaturPufpafT. a The Berryville 4H dAnight attended the pageant caWh lhe "Millian Dollar Pagball game Bunday afternoon with had ever'seen Drum the Moore 4H group at the Blair Hawblit* farm. It was followed by a wiener roo*t. AU reported a Michigan competed for prises given for Uie best performances. good time. Sunday, morning thev called on Want Adr Sell Unused Items. Mrs. Lyle Saxton of Lansing. foe your special need?. At Reduced Prices! POWSf o non. itu m. Mr. and Mrs. Clay Bassett and Bob.are planning to spend lhe announced hb> IntCTUkxi earlier All investors in the Hostings Savings and Loan Association are asked to present their pass books to Hasting* Traffic Ticket* Personal Mention Fine, Car Ruined •nd FME SPOT REMOVAL tor RUGS and UPHOLSTERY Cloaned th* Scientific Way by DURACLEAN * AH WaA 0«u In Yow On Hoaa • No Miller sW Hum Wl 5-2091 �I It Costs S3.22 Daily to Own Car Conference Plans ■ r . • ww Ilncnl of fireworks laws to breedVaried Program "£ S.' In Hastings Gull Lake Bible ! Fireworki Still Area Chamber Of Commerce Works for All A rakd prarnm B plumrt .11 >“ “» Tha average HaMinp motor­ the Gull lake Bible and Mix- ‘>J Blindnnw. Inc.. J*11™"5 ist pays *322 dally to own and grpupa (wiping keep thar cot- sionary Conference for lhe July u‘ * Pre-fourth of July aye drive a car 38 mitaa. according ^weekend and the following ^ ™e to research statistics released by Automobile Club of Michigan. i cal camping enthusiasts . Pur­ । The first aacred musleale of | wt^ma*andyeye injuries dur- nidi information to local cltl- £mi ; “tuned within atatea with legislaUon banning fireworks «- travel and highway conditions. fiX «pl in Ucmsed public displays. Unfortunately, many ctUiena 'deni* seeking part <r full time peers on Bunday . Pre-teenarc boys were tba think their Chamber of Com- employment ( Work with retailers on sales promotion! Continually attempting to improve clu- ap­ only with tiietr own areifarr pearance af lhe area and keep .—- ------------- , all downtown store buildings fill- r°ulh leader. Russell Hankins declared. Your ed. Answer hundreds m of, out Mix-dons In crtUcal vw, suite - —- — --------- - world -...... arras ana IX years oi are. _ ar* th* AnuwU-* Mission Ul^lon I ,u.thn. were girls, one of lbe«n requests for tourist Information. the 1*rln Latin Amtrtea ed , citizens representing a 11 Act as a Better Busin>-u> Bureau t'-'prvacnt«d by George Taylor, a . raUr-vear-old wboee right phases of community life. The wlwncvrr possible, and doing. Panamanian, and lh<- Greater. „e WB4 rcrioosly injured by » duzcmi ot other things to make ' Eu™Pe Mlwlon with Don Brogthrown by her fa­ the membcrslUp, or appointed. ille aria a better place in which .,nann P"«1nL Repotta of cur- . |hrr represent rune different line* of «.lra ral In Ura luxu Mind ral endeavor; Manufacturing 2. Pro­ • Wouldn't you hate to lire In; J . malm because moat people, fessional 3, Retailing 4. News a community which did not liave 1 tholl«h tl*T ulk Birlrt enforcea“ permanent group of interested i; j,,... . ’i7 nT, ''V371u u„’^' l<ht ' nment. wont follow through.'’ Dr. P* ‘ rnian * nt group or interested Ju i.V n ’ nT ” ' rnl ’ ’ ---------. ------------.. .tor ' July pm. Frank ld The black market. •Xstcm. Plnance, Oaivkaa and -----pnjpte working cnntinually , y a. at 7.30 ‘ Prank Boggs. Perrw p>ITee. I or Com«..<r uxt U. An. “* tn UUa troop uoneaw ooun- crambe or Camorra rmd. ... cBm*b. an mraber or Ua PUn- yom >uppon Topalpr we prow _ .21 , P-"<7« r« *hr Hunklru con- . Vaughn" Sprwigw of R«Hh IWd Boy Seoul HttauUve. [ eluded. J "The question to many Uma ---------•------------ . •“ “ bw *rpart»ent. "For many persons h car is the largest daily expense after food and homing." he adds. Tlwse fseta are derived from Information in AAA-! pamphlet UUed "Your Driving CcsU, x-i—," ” L',urd b>«in‘**ly In—m— in i_ the .u. latest ... .. edition --------- to . formation based on the performance of a 1BS5 eight-cylinder standard car of the lower price class. Vra,i. ■■ «U -ill. TUI, Ail The Hastings Banner Section Thrw—>,«« I to f Tkurul.r. July I. 1965 Heart Attack . The MonUsithx Missionary to M,'rk Preach at Baptist Fatal Friday for 50th Jubilee / Mr and Mra. Harold. Monteith; I hlirPh >1111(13 V Joseph Fisher of Martin celebrated their 50th ‘JUnuu y The Rev. Fr. Joacph C. Dun­ phy Intoned Um- Requiem Mxw __ __ ___ _______ _____________ Qf Lima Catholic Church for Jo*Ph Fisher. 67. 1025 S Haves Street, wh-i •’» • "• ' ‘toeptlal in ML Calvary Burial B" rt*i Cemetery Mr f ubev suffered a heart attack lhe previous Tuesday eveninr ’ ------. , ... H« **a bom in Leighton J”1' =*. wedding anniversary with an jhe Re,. John VanderSchle. open house Sunday. June 27. at formrr millenary to Africa and th. IOOF Hall at Otsegrr They MXLt Deputation were married June 24. IBIS, in for Sudan Interior Chicago, and lived there a few b* guest pastor at months before moving to Martin ^e Hsings Bamtst Church on . They moved lo Hastings where “ your chUd bu’* *om* COO‘ ziatlon. insurance and recaKsr^“5“5K<ir«s; , Ills' 111135 * 3^* “• test patterns A FLOOR TO MEET EVERY BUDGET HASTINGS FLOOR nAK ,l the churrh Vacation NEEDS Take Along (Jte&l!) Blanche; a daughter. public display where they can depreciation. M3S This totals grandchildren;’one enjoy fireworks In safety. .e**»i <*«i- or — 1307 ••«* ymriy -—■■ | child: • ... .brothera.E .. *221 dally two I Motorists Who travel lOJXJO land and Dewey of । graduated from the I mta yearly spend 114 cento per 1 ' I of Michigan in civil engineering imHe. according to Auto Club's Funeral services for Hugh L and served in lhe Air Force dur­ Abbott. 64. R1 Huntings, who pamphlet Traveling teas than Osgood Punend Home ing World War IL 10,000 miles yearly upa the coat Pennock Hoipual “ miltace ot 20.000 lowers it to Department In Saturday. June 26. were held ut . ... I Rev. THE MODERN FASHION IN FLOORS _k1"Lu.piullv TOURISTA® Dies Suddenly Early Saturday University ■ ; Home• LINOLEUM <’1 your vounrster* during tt» cent* Thlt totals a little over Fourth ot July holiday, caution- »idi dally cr *370 yearly. I fir V.,,—. t^nwl-nv If __ _____ ___ I A Mint I IIll!;Il L. ADDOll r»1 ■ i Michigan W« have the - fro™ cal envelopment concept for the ‘ Tiw Marine Corp* consisted of cwuluct of modem amphibious two-finiallona when called on to «>»"“»• >" “• » “ ““ w~. .. Corporation In 1851. He retired Variable costs per mile ,rom there July ”■ ,wn H<? *** a machinest. O-lzlSlITCl Sunday will be the beginning U8NTC. Bldg I-B Edith (Suffell Fisher. He at­ tended the Hooker School and worked on farrtb tn that arm * until unul he married Blanche Htanciw Huver The amphibious Navy ox-ault Ip.. —wln tx. under the t.xpen»es for gas. oil. tire and ( Leighton Township on June rhip USS Iwo Jtma was <J»e Hr« . Donald El^maintemnre remain un- JJ. °n -amphibious a-auU stop to be and according to flfurn com- Badalueo We work constantly for lhe bet- । , terment of lhe area Work with 115^4are«» empioym to keep our area pro- j I pie working and earning a hv- i w ing. Hankins explained. Encour- i U* _I age new Jobe to Increase tsnployment. seek" out and promote new , industry, lake an acUre part in1 Departarea. State, and National Gov- '“«* U“. pr^’oUon ; I lliull I wrunenu as well as civic af- ol Jo*Ph Badalueo to the po1.1,-. ul«.u,r .11 attera WodI |“““ c .... Ho'wra*n The R«»- Mr. VapderBchJe U -a------------well-known ....Bible ----- _. prracherwd ,---------- —because of his missionary background is wellacqusintedwith missions around the world. Hr owned by Monteiths tamer, uie late William Monteith. The) •till live on the farm a mile and Ba quarter qu,„„ east of U1 WMI1 Martin.. mu Mon„teUh has been supervisor of Martin Township for/the last 18 >ean ■ • at — 3 pm.- Monday. Harold DltlLV ir-»fc !«■ IIM IMT11 *a• *hed io . ’ Abbott signed to the the isinaing Lansing office office as oa brtdge dntgn engineer and a 'rref * -----■ . , Center Street, ' bridge maintenance engineer ' Badalueo will fill lhe pcMiilixv '" ’7 vacated by mlor district engi-1 C..T, " Tab? v. The officiated I apparently Mf•UUtk ,t! E at lhe home of hr ‘ On National, Achvities Kiwanis International's Gol­ den Anniversary Year (1965) Allegan Man is State Library Board Vice Chairman L. CARPENTER HARDWARE 123 W. Stata Be. £STnOonermUonai Church in Al£ 142 E. State St. Phone Wl 5-2983 Company, retiring in the , .■ Spring of 1M3. _jw.ote,w« Mr Abbot- <■ - - - by one ;। fftrKh)pg —atudenta aided through Mr. 14 snrttred U479 senoson. Isrwcllyn Am Abbott. R3 i “ . . _. Middleville: otic daughter. Mrs iwsnte’ two youth organization.'! Clarence ‘Lorraine> Chattel'. R1 । Key Clubs in high schools, und Hastings; two brothers. Alim Circle K Chiba tn cotlegee). 23.007 and Leonard, both of Waltar-Children entertained on I ville, and seven grandehlliin :i. Kids' Day (the la* Saturday uf each September>. 2J173410 EHlOr —Funds raised for local youth purpuata during Ur 1864 Kids CAREFlEl Day. H447JH1 When you're insured hv WOLVERINE'S NEW Boatowner's Policy Hull Coverope Liobilrty for Ou'boordl • Inbcardi • Soi'boct! HASTINGS INSURANCE AGENCY 219 Weat Stata St “Side of Strand Theatre’’ Phone 945-4100 E. R. Lawrence Mutual Fund Invettment* symptoms of itching eyes, runny nose; check sneez­ ing, and promote free breathing. Now mowing's fun, and faiier, too. Thu 4-ieajon tractor cams all lawn and garden task*. Test-ride? Call: flora. .h,„ Combit common hay fever Intel)!! COVERING former Royal Couch USA Rsisl!) TIMED ACTION HAY FEVER ALLERGY CAPSULES u-arus In Action, which will be iasutd within the next few days. Michigan State University. has Advance information on the ocen elected chairman o A. ,n ,h' ”■ 8 At home or ewey...prompt, toothing relief from sim­ ple diarrhea and upiet stomach. In the unbreak­ able plastic bottle. Local ______ _____________________ MW*“<,uto " the Lansing office as asalMant - (Devlnei Abbott He moved with Gordon cperatlov enginrer In charge of Jus parmta to Walkerville when heavy maintenance ttrxl sign and to n> a small child, and moved tings. , KJWants u ‘‘ 1 “ to Nashville as a young man .Anon O»T or Co,,™™ ...1 Kaolin and Pectin Mixture . Kiwanis Reports V long established Kiwanis pro­ gram i. GaH.835 Following are sample figures from the report of Kiwanis' ser­ vice lo community and Nation: -Agriculture and conservation projects sponsored. 18.078 —Trees planted (another tra­ ditional Kiwanis project', 3,185,- —Klwanians teaching religious education classes (all denomln- , a lions i. 35483 —Lay minlaten provided for 126 E. State St Phene Wl 5-2466 its Vacation don't spoil your trip with a Car that Can't Take It! A Low-Cost* Auto Loon Con Get You The Car of Your Choice! Here's all you do: FIRST . . . pick the car —Klwanians wrvlng on local advisory, 100.113 - Projects encouraging alien —Safety projects sponsored. 8,BIB -Projects promcenw InternaUonai good will. B.183 \ —Klwanians aiadMlng In getout-thr - rote (impartial) , cam­ paigns. 77410 Kiwanis. which celebrates Its 1965, currently numbers about 265,000 members In 5450 clubs In the United States. Canada. Mexico, and 11 other Nations . you want to buy. SECOND . . . find out how much money you'll need to cover the purchase. THEN . . . visit the National Bank of Hastings auto loan department to make that easy payment loan at our low bank rates. Let us put you in the driver's seat of a new or late model used car. Financing your car is quick and easy, and saves you a THINK DRIVE SAFETY =■ SAFELY This Fourth of July Weekend dip MICHIGAN TRUCKING ASSOCIATION considerable amount of cash. With a bank loan you can choose your car wherever fhe best deal is available. Visit our loan department today for full ■ details. You'll like our service. Remember the company we keep . . . keeps coming back. (fSS) National Bank of Hasting Loans from $60.00 to $60,000 �i 8—THE HASTINGS BANM.U East Doud By Mrs. Lloyd Owen The Housemans In Alaska for Missionary Work PM-nr Church Women Give Children’s Health Kits Mrs. Lloyd Owen attended the Chureh women'a groups and Hospital Guild meeting at Mrs. Vacation Church Bcbools In the Mane Rurtficka. al AW” HOLINESS CHURCH WOODBURY UMMrED L. Draggoo, Pastor BRETHREN CHURCH 1306 South Hanover HtzeM Phone 945-9429 10 am. Bunday school. BA8T,NOB BA1>T,8T CHURCH HASTINGS SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST CHURCH Donald Elnuire, Director of 404 W. Colfax Music and Youth reran wwk* working Bird viewing cl#JUtB for s]1 B,.,o al first land mission work being ifTm Morning • Hat BabbaLh school. 9:30. Youth meeting, 0:15 pm Worahlp, 11 am. Evening Gospel Hour, 1 pm. Wiximwday prayer, 7:00 pm. Worship, 11 am. Bunday. "Faith for Today." on j Wednesday prayer, 7:30 pm. Junior church I TV. Wood Channel 8, 8:30 am. I Youth choir Much ot their time will be di| Sunday Voice of Prophecy, 8. KALAMO PENTECOSTAL Fcllowahip aerrfca, 7; Radio WJEP 1230. 8:30 am. CHURCH fenau. nilvion churches In adYouth Fellowship. Wl Rev. Arbutus Hurless, Pastor Bunday ccivxd, 10 am. by Rev VanderSchie. special HASTINGS WESLEYAN tur the first camp conducted by music,.hymn sing. I Worahlp, 11 am. * METHODIST CHURCH Wednesday AcUvUha Evangelistic aundee, 7 JO pm. 6 am Men's Prayer Band Rev. Keith Coffey, Pastor 9 a m. Women's Prayer Band. ’W 5-8212 WESLEYAN METHODIST now several huje ull STONEY POINT 7:30 pm. Prayer tneeUng and CHURCH 10 am. Bunday school. FREE METHODIST CHURCH Bible Study. Hickory Cornera. Michigan Nursery fw »U services. 6:30 pen. Young People's meet. Rev. Vaughn B jrtwn. Pastor Mld-Misrion^. 10 am. Bunday school. send out ST. ROSE CATHOLIC CHURCH pm. Preaching aionary famine* ministering in I Rev. Fr. Joseph C. Dunphy, 7:30 pm. Evening service. the general ores crtabllshlng Rev. David Hawley, Asalrtant INTER-LAKES BAPTIST THE GALILEAN BAPTIST churchy. The Howwmiuu* will' Bunday Mam, 7, 8, 10, 11:30 CHURCH CHURCH . F ! Wednesday. 7:30 pm Family Night. Adulta, Youths. Juniors be making Uieir hoadquartera am. Qmfissiona. 4 to 5 and 8 to Delton. Mich. Funner Freeport High Scliool ' with one family, lhe Rev. Virgil |S. Saturdays. 7:30 am on Sun­ Rev. David Honeywell, Pastor ' RedfriDnoa whom the Hast mgs days Before Mums on weekdays. Sunday school, 10 am. Church help- support. Dally Massed, 7 and 8 am. Worship. 11 am. Before roturmns to Michigan _ .Ilnl,R.r,MP Evening woralilp, 7 p.tn. Wed.. Prayer meeting. 8 pm. UNITED BRETIIR1 the HouMmana hope to make hT' ADOUSriNE, Mid-week Fellowship, 7 pm. The little chureh with the big CHRIST CHURCH connections to vtett a mlssiorr- MIDDLEVILLE Wednesday. massage. Phono 765-8971. । Rev. Dortene 8p« ; .9:30 am. Worship. mote area acceajlbie only by a ■' GRACE LUTHERAN CHURCH 7S-mUe lung logging road and i ST, AMBROSE CATHOLIC HASTINGS ASSEMBLY S. Jeftcnon A Walnut Sts. ' 4:15 Christian Endeavor OF GOD CHURCH then Indian canoe u> complete CHURCH AT DELTON I Prayer meeting Thursday, 7:30 W tA. V.*.. . 1. I,.. 102 E. Woodland Avenue Vacancy Pastor Rev. M. F. Goble. Pastor Hasting* (Sunday Ma»s: 8:30. 10 aj Worship. 10:45 am. 0:45 am. Sunday school. Sunday School, 0:30 am. OUR LADY OF GREAT OAK, WOODLAND 11 am. Morning worship. --------- --------Every Sunday—"This la the DOWUNG 6 pm. Young People's service. METHODIST CHURCH 7 pm. Evangelistic service. Rev. Richard VandenBo&ch, Sunday school. 10 am. 7 pm Wednesday service. Morning worship, 11 am. HASTINGS GRACE Youth Fellowship. 7:30 pm. During Pastor Houseman's ab- BRETHREN CHURCH HASTINGS CONGREGATION WKZO. 12:30 pm., over WBCK, OF JEHOVAH’S WITNESSES speaking each Sunday compris­ WOODLAND CHURCH OF ing a Bummer Bible Conference THE BRETHREN Sunday'Public talk. 3 pm. Bunday sciwol, 10 am. in charge of Donald Elmore, diIRVING CHAPEL 8310 Coats Grove Road Watchtower Bible study. 4:15 Warship hour, 11 ajn. Rev. Chaimer Miller. Pastor Rev. Charles Glbto. Pastor pm. Bunday evening ucrvlce, 7 pm. Phone RO 5-3503 Tuesday, congregation Bible The Blbte, the whole Bible and Bunday school, 10 am. study, 8:15 pm. nothing bQt lhe Bible. , VanderSchle. Tim 'broadcast. WBCH. arena Health Kite" composed of health and grooming essentials tor children of migrant wortaw. —H. i~. —.me — 1,. Retirod 'Minister Has Full Calendar Uojd Owen Chandlers i Bunday. * Borry lo report lhat Ethel Gurd U on Methodist Chureh in Hartings th# list. Hope she U better any afternoon until July 8. Parchment Pllgrl Church Sunday. Hartings July II, Robert Classen of Lowell oa the Will Curds Bunday, crtler* were Mrs. Marvin from the Weeks district, and Mrs. Norman Annstrong returned home from Uieir trip through the Bouthwertern ■ — .4 - - wnnrfi-rfll! will * Mike Payne from Delton ahe The next clothing pick-up for Chureh World Service will be July 12 at Uie Woodland Chureh of the Brethren parsonage, 7310 Chats Grove Read. Good serviceable clothing (with United Moorv's. * Ssveral Isdfes from have both morning and ermine this neighborhood attended the chairman, state* Cedar Creek Cemetery Circle meeting at Mrs. Laurel Newteru Wesleyan Methodist Church. last Wednesday. ' has annoupred Uiat United Mrs Herald Bupp and daugh- Chureh Women of the HaaUngi FIRST CHURCH OF GOD :r. TYtata, ter, Trissla, from from Banfield called are-wrote *‘‘h<j** *** 1810 N. Broadway. MsaUnga ai nowaru nwrc a -------------------------- Re?> George 3. Huber, Pastor ard Essmcr of Hastings also lg»ri CROP. Phono 945-3195 called. * Larry Belleck and Dale Cards are available for collectWhere a Chrtsttaa Exportenoa Clark from McOmber called at ing »5 In quarters— lire equlvaMakes you a Manbcr. Howsxd Moore's Bunday. Bunday tent of altering a loaf of bread 10 am. Sunday school. evening callers • were Mr. and every time food U bought for 11 am. Morning worship. Mrs. Baysol Tobias and family i ute family. from Hinds. * Mrs. Lindon Nor- i ■Drran ” symbol of all food, is 7:38 pm. Evening worship. ri. returned hnme last week, af- ihlppcd by Mfchigan CROP In 7:30 pm. Wednesday prayer. tre visiting her daughter, Mrs ' IILO BIBIA CHURCH Route 8. Delton A. J. Spoelstra, Pastor Sunday school io am. Wonhlp, U am. “ “ ""V kSh raS^ EM MU7 and Chuck Berman from Has- ln *° “V , , ' . tints called at Lindon Norris' Tlus t>ltere-a-Louf Idm, borBunday. rowed from the Canadian Prof­ it A smm.w. dom tmm Htoigre committee. Mr. and Mn. William Cox and WKS CROP fra use in Michigan. It Is available to anyCHURCH OF THE NAZARENK \ir m^:«* ^evlaung tSd Xf “ £^**L>iy..„>Siaw CBOP Mlnteter. Dale R. Harvey <10 K. Madiacn. 045-5058 ding of Pauline Baird and Larry ,k,x 206• )Pllngton at the Bellevue Metho-----------------------Mra. Evelyn Benedict pM Church Saturday. Pauline Ourd u better, although 11 am. Morning worship ^“MTfSr ^ldenT M “«> * The Nor' thu Bnetehtorh^d ■* r and rl4es have moved into the Leslie Ur! h«e P“»« »UUSe. U«l Of Cedar Mill Service meeting, 8:30 pm. McCALLUM UNITED Mn. Norman Armstrong nave BANTINGS FREE KILPATRICK UNITED BRETHREN IN CLOVERDALE EVANGELICAL returned home and report a.corncn____ METHODIST CHURCH BRETHREN CHURCH ZION LUTHERAN CHURCHCHRIST CHURCH Wonderful tune touring Western • Boltwnod * E. Blate Road CHURCH M-60 Woodland Velto Road at Woodland' Stales. * Glad to repwTEthel1 Ronner Adt Benefit \OU!' Wildwood. Rev. George Marahall, Partar Rev. Marvin Bickmlller, Partee Rev. R. A. Hoffman Rev. Einar Unscth, Pastor Church school. 10 am. ' 10 am. Sunday school. "Your Friendly. Chrisl-ccaitered Morning worship, 11, am. 11 am. Worship service. Church" from Egypt. Sunday school. 9 am.' Cl.uf.en Sunday achpol, 10 am. the wtldemeaa wiU.tr bgoualte ; ,A'ivaBtn levitation Is extended LAKEWOOD BAPTIST COATS GROVE___ Worship, 11 am. Worship. 10 am. Holy Com­ CHRISTIAN CHURCH out in Christian Betericw s*i'- to ail to attend Uic scrvloea of CHURCH munion. Sermon: "The Seeking vices, thia Bunday. The subject 8 pin Evening service. Uut friendly chureh. C Community -----------” Room ---------above ------ Wood- ghrphred" of the leaaon is God." "• Durkee Road "“k"® PMA, 1 J“!» 1 “• Clrcl“ Charles Gibbs, Pastor Pres Methodist Projects Floyd WMWr. RupL BOWENS MILLS CHAPEL B.50 am.,Sunday school । evening. ship, i Bible school,'It am. Henry VanTi). Evangelist । A Hcatly Welcome To All. through Worship hour, 11 am. 10 am. Momlag sorvlce. Thursday, 7 pm. j l:>0 PJPt prayer service itertlnn METHODIST Churches There Fhr .Infomuitlnn rail K W ...__... . ... . ; Mosher, Partor, 357-2585. '.•to W. Grren. Wl 5-4M5 DELTON METHODIST Rev. George Elliott CHURCH , CARLTON CENTER LAKEWOOD E. U. B. CHURCH Rev. John Jolderama METHODIST CHURCH ' 8:30 wul. Worship, followed by Rev. Richard VandcnBasch. Sunday worship. 10 am. I brenkfaaO Church Study. Bunday, Sunday school. 11 am. 'God' is Christian Science Subject SPECIAL'ELECTION Woodland Township County of Barry ) heiitjBCipe for folks July 12. 1965 newly moved to MILLAGE PROPOSITION aiBpw beJowl j ol tilts and inlormatjoiTataSut the city, stir in genu­ ine hospitality, and you'll have a gen­ erous .amT delightful welcome. Juxt phone MniM. a nm I ’’ BJ”' Rmnon: Worahlp. The church office will be open 0 to 12 during July and August. ORANGEVILLE BAPTIST CHURCH W. Gleu Campbell. Pastor 2 Mlles South of Gun Lake 0:45 am. Bunday school. 11 am. Morning worship. 7 pm. Evening worship. Wednesday. 7:30 pm. Bible WnrslUp service. 9:30 am. Church school, 10:30 am. Church school. 9 :45 am. CARLTON SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST CHURCH Saturday, wonhlp, 0:10 am. Sabbath school. 10:45 am. NORTH IRVING WESLEYAN METHODIST CHUBCH Wlcoiiie^ Warship Bunday, 11am. i Youth FaDowahlpa, Bunday, 5 3m™■ of Hastlnga miCOME NEWCOMERS! Die Wi coupon to let us know you're here HAUL ADDRESS-----------------------------------------------------—---------CITY--------------------------- ----------------- - -----------------------Ptease hive the Welcome Wagon Hostess call on me I would like to subscribe lo the Hastings Banner I jlreaijf subscribe coupon and mail to Circulation Dept., Absentee ballots may be obtained by making applica­ '“SriSOS EVANC.KLICAI. tion at the office of Clerk, on or before 2 p.m., Satur­ LN‘TED rH,,“c‘i Hastings, MlclUgan the 41,000-mile nationwide netSunday school. 10 am. day, July 10, 1965. H. J. Buwalda, Minister JESUS CHRIST OF Morning warship. 11 am. East and Grand. Hastings. Mich, LATTER DAY SAINTS Young People's service. 7 pm. j Rev. H. J. Buwalda, Pastor flclally tu National System of By order of Township Clerk Bcrnico M. Kontner East and Grand Sts. Sunday Scliool, 1040 am. Phonra Wl 5-4995 or Wl 5-3397 PEOPLE'S BIBLE CHURCH ' Counseling by appointment Tues­ HI. NaahviUe. Ph. 653-8477 ,,day through Friday. ;Aj-iriHeR of M-66 on State Rd.;i D 55 ahi. SunrMjy’^Itoul. Lron 11 am. Morning wonhlp. ' West. Supt. in charge.. Clrws 10 am. Bunday school. [ for all. Nursery i» provided for 7 pm Junior High and Senior High Youth Groups. 11am. Worahlp Sremon: ' Our ConsecraUon." Hoy Communion. Text Romans 12:1. Organist Mra. prayer Ruth West Thursday. 7 pm. Pioneer Girls ' 6 pm. Y Hour. and Boys Brigade 7 pm. Evening service Ser­ Women's Missionary Fellow - mon: "Studies in James." ship 2nd Tuca, each month. 7:30. Through the week of July 4,1 Yes, we give big trade-in allowances for popular-make, qualified, operating 1M5. ' | Monday.’Clothing pick-up. refrigerators; $120 if it's five years old. or less; $100 if it's five to seven Tuesday. 7 30 pm the W8WS yean old; $90 if it’s seven to ten years old. urged to attend. Convention । Echo* will be given. I Wednesday, Day of Prayer and Bible study. j 0;80 am, Morning group with *90, MOO, even M20 FOR YOUR OLD REFRIGERATOR State-wide service program for used car buyers _ ^Guaranteed Warranty^ 7 pin. Evening group, adult* With Gladys Os troth, youth with Darwin Hcckrr. children with Eleanor Ostroth. 15% discount on all parts AND 15% discount on all labor for one full year on any Guaranteed Warranty used car FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH ‘ Broadway and Centre Willard H. Curtis. Minister Bunday. July 4. 1965. 9:30. Morning worship, nursery . Wo hare joined with hundreds of other mcmlxmi of the MICHIGAN Automobile Dealers Association to provide the used car buyer with a state-wide discount program on parts and labor. Tb receive and use this discount privilege, b-y year aexi «*ed car fro* I ' i , TRINITY GOSPEL CHURCH 1118 Jordan Lake Street Lake Odessa I.P.A. Campgrounds Phono DR 4-8277 Sunday school, io am. Worship service. 11 am. I. Wl 5-2421 Come see the big 106-lb. top freezerl Come touch the convenient sliding she IL Compare Frlgidaire-AdvJnced Frost­ Proof system-no frost even in freezer. Full-width Hydrstor for vegetables. I *339.95 Come ms large 102-lb. size zero zone freezerl Come touch 9.9-lb. Meat Tender for fresh moats. Campara Frigidaire . Frost-Proof system—no frost even in the freezer Two sliding ibelrcs. FREE Ice Ejector Kit Flips Out Cubes at a Touch! Wendy 40-Cub. Server Yours when you buy a two-^oor Frigidaire *389.95 Bible Study Wed. 7:30 pjn. Hastings lacorpwrted Td Dealer ' Michigan Low-budget, Frost-Proof FRIGIDAIRE Refrigerator! Thriftiest Frost-Proof! Fnm FRIGIDAIRE! U>c Revelation of God.' 9: 30 Church School classes for First Grade and below 10: 30 Coffee hour in Memorial Hall. All are Invited. Saturday. 8 Couples Club will Mrs. Robert Cary and Mr and Mrs Robert Shannon. Fisher-Hengesbach Fire DdpartmORt axpinse of said Township? BUCTn, IN TRADE to the 1969, both inclusive, provided, that the proceeds there­ of shall be used solely for Township, Cemetery and Bunday school, 11 am. Wednesday prayer meeting and 94S-535Z <w ”5-wl’ in Wood­ land Township for a period of five years, from 1965 to FIRSTCHURCH OF CHRIST, Quimby Church ' Shalt the Township of Woodland. Barry County. Michi- Thum CHURCH Wonhlp, 11 am raosE ( . Sjqtfl.of Michigan THIS OFFER Larke Buick-Chevrolct Pontiqc • Oldsmobile - Cadillac 1435 5. Hanover 101 N. Michigan PhoM'WI 5-2425 Phone Wl 5-2471 Rcahm Motor Soles WOODLAND UNITED Morning worship, 11 am. Public invited. — IS LIMITED! BUY NOW! �5 Pieces of insulated THERMO TEMP with coupons from Kroger'1 New Gift Mailer Anniversary Celebration DOUBLE TOP VALUE STAMPS EVERY WEDNESDAY! ■ TEMP. - Modem casual ware... al home indoors ot outdoors Stain, chip impact resistant. Dish washer tale. Keepfhot foods hot .cold foods cold longer than ordinary dinnerware. Start your set now-only at Kroger. Start your set with a FREI tumbler this week. You get more free plectra In tho weeks to come! WIN Full Shank Half Smoked Hams Valuable 12-oz. TUMBLER WILL BE Fill Out and Deposit CLOSED Entry Blank Below at Hastings Kroger! Monday, July 5 KROGER Tenderay Kansas City or SlrltlnTlf Steak ib’1.19 Entry Blank Name 1 HEN TURKEYS * DUCKLINGS b | Address RING BOLOGNA Double Breasted or ( 3-LEGGED FRYERS »> Phone a Singleton Brand Frozen Shrimp Anniversary Specials W IM S. pig $1.99 . Tenderay Rump Roast or Paschke's CakeSteaksib’1.09 lauckMutibpig 69r Fret-shore Fish Sticks <5 YOUR CHOICE Country Club Tenderay Boston Rolled Paschke's 4 to 6-lb. ib 59' Southern Star SllcedBacoi2ibpkgH.45 CannedHamoib ..<.’2.99 Patrick Cudahy Patrick Cudahy Sliced Bacon 1 * do 79 picnics Frozen Fryer Logs. Thighs or BREASTS -/rib. ib 49' West Virginia Kay Boo Frozen Henud's Lunch Meal CUBE STEAK i -ibd. 99- Party Assortment ib 89-' ---------------------------- Called Hau nb’4.99 Hot Dogs BonelessPot Roast b 79.- Kwick Krisp on. HERRUD'S. ECKRICH. BALL PABK, OSCAB MAYES or PESCHKE'S CIRCUS I Franks .... ’1.69 Seml-BonelessHamt89' 425 EXTRA TOP VALUE STAMPS Eckrich Banquet. Minced Roll or Tenderay SalanlLoavess«pkg49r CHUCK STEAK with coupons below and First Week Mader Coupons b 59*j Save Lockshore Collage Cheese Pet-Rltz Frozen Pies COUNTRY CLUB r r. tho purchase ol a w Golden Sno or Choc. Derilg Food Layer Cake 20c Ice Cream Del Monte KFTCHUP Mtt-o-son I„ I | VALUABLE COUPON Country Club Frozen | Twin Pops I 1MBASSY Sandwich 1(\ lhe purchase of IJ yfcg*. of Kroger SALAD I Bread loaves DRESSING I quart 29c Cottage^ Cheese ’» 35 Drink AM ar . Zany Zoo Drink Mi FLAVORS Redeem at Kroger thru Sail* Jul* 4. JI BORDEN'S -1-ft). 14-or. I LIMIT ONI with a 4J or more purchase I (euctuUlqs beer, w.iw or tobacco) । Redeem at Kroger thru Sol. July 3,1945. I 1 ] Kroger gallon |r Whole Bean G Spotlight I ♦ I CoHee Core Dll Marprlae 3'* pig' 89s lonee I |lb b.s5J'5 Orange. Grape'or Punch IASY MONDAY spray starch fe. W. M, 1. 1H9. CIRCUS DRINKS 4n>w«u~’1 CANNED POP l-lb.1 bag 59/ Save KROGER VALUABLE COUPON I Free Running or Iodized I I Morton Salt I Sliced Pineapple Saltines “ BismarkRyeRread2 1-lb loaves 3 Mandalay Crushed, Tidbit Chunk or 5 Kroger Instant (makes 14 qls) DRY MILK LIMIT 12 CANS w.lh a S5 or more purchase (••eluding beer, wiM or tobacco) Redwm at Kroger Ihru Sat. July 3.1945. 1-lb. cans * 2-lb 12.8-OZ. pkg * I 89X | BAYER ASPIRIN R^toam al Kroger thru Set. Jgty 3. 1965. BANQUET DINNERS.-a Banquet FRUIT PIES 1° PORK and I BEANS I 26 oz. Kroger Frozen Kroger Frozea i-ib. Purina or Gravy Train | I Dog Food I DELICIOUS No 27 SIZE CANTALOUPE Ib. beg | k 3 for $1 I Limit I with this coupon. Good | 39/ each thru Sat., July 3 at. Hasting* Kroger Sunkigt LEMONS Redeem at Kroger thru Sat , July 3. 1945. Lemonade "DOUBLE CUT" PRICES ON HEALTH and BEAUTY AIDS VALUABLE COUPON I KBOCEB VAC-PAC NUTS WAFFLES Assorted Tip Top Drill------ ! Here ire just i few el the Double Cat Prices is Heilth nd Beauty Items it Kreger. Yardloy-414-oz. btl. AFTER SHAVE LOTION Woodbury-5-oz. b)l AFTER SHAVE LOTION Jergens-2-oz MOISTURE CREAM POLISH REMOVER each! Cashmere Bouquel-4-oz TALCUM POWDER Regular Price 79/ without coupon BATH OIL BEADS Homo Permanent Ralill-each UNCURLY TONI •rice Cut »1 Excise Tax Rinsved >1.00 69/ 59/ 39/ 39/ 90/ ’1.89 Price Cat «2 Double-Cut Kroger Price 88c 63c 53c 35c 35c 80c >166 lhe putchaw ol gallon el - TROPI-CAL-LO DRINK Radeon at Kroger thru Al.. July 3. 1945. BLACKPORT Hamburger Partial IWm> - K»W fe.SM.Myl. IMS. �THE Mrs. Weinbrecht Named Carlton Grange Master HASTINGS BANNER Bovine TB Incidence lowest in Years mkw Tl». uu.alUln. «™>. WJJ “ LubcrculooU in Uw «*lo down year* has been dis by cattle tests conducted I Highlights Interesting catiotial study. t1cm* annual meeting on Juno *1* meeting on July 7 and will lurid a chicken txubocuo on July 10. arc!: Mrs Clark Oversmllh. chap­ lain; Lloyd Shroyer, Uwuurtr. Guernsey ^.uivo Cows **.*!. ’Js* FARM NEWS than ahalf-million 4H Club membera tx-lteve who participate In the National 4H Bread pro- * Prrir l111'f inil Tnltl rOailLllUil A CM <4 sded cooperatively by the I i^n Department of Agrics , Llvretock Disease Control i rJ[)n anH Ujc USDA*, 4 Of the 2J2JM# extile Control of Powder Post Beetles Told by Steeby Mr*. Wendell Shroyer. Pomona' namca txceuae use wooa upon Mra Edna Lydy. Flora; Mra. h ^™ 'whlch they feed ta gradually Kenneth Stamm, lady assistant bro*nUh- dry 'eaten Into a fine, flourtike pawsteward; Kenneth Stamm, exe­ dcr. The Lyctus tyjx-s feed pricutive committee member; Mr*. George Ulrich, junior Gran;.i* fifth inch long. Two families, inarily on liardwoods; either kinds attack softwoods. They can Lyctldfk* and Bostrichldae. are eventually destroy iby completely tunneling) all expoeed wood In houses, including furniture and Bill Kelly. Central Michigan paneling. Severe damage may Unlveralty tcnnla cwwh. has led take many yrara to materialite. Hasting* Banner for ktentlfi- A ease of thia kind usually re­ sults from failure to apply early remedial. The Lyctus powder past beetien are usually brought into build- LAST CALL sueL CORN In furniture, wood paneling, and firewood. Damagu la usually confined to the starch-rich sap­ wood of large-pored hardwoods When the adulta emerge, usually in June, some species leave small tlie surface of the wood- others make holea the size of pencil Use Low Cost 411’ers Find COCgTOM M Home Baked Bread a Treat Anhydrous Ammonia PLANT^smith BROS. feeding period of many ' controlled. the better, delay only makes lbs damage greater. But rcgardlrwa of how urgent tho ! problem seems to be. undemand Lok* Odessa FOOD Ph: DR 4-7411 BUT UNFINISHED wood such aa floor joists before tire adult* Calendar They agro* with nutritionists, that bread is “NOT the destroyer , of waistlines." Rather. “It helps i prevent hunger, and tho average j CosrUcute. I p m । JULY 13-FAin r-NTRn where rapid elimination of the BECBETABY B OFFICE. JULY IS SU D«mceatr» Another feature 411'cra HI fumigation has advantage wIkto it Is hard to apply' other treat­ ments, especially in cramped JULY limited arms However, remem­ ber that FUMIGATION FOR POWDER BEETLES POW DER POST BEE1 LES OR 4Cfzvfzx annually by Standard Brands. ANY OTHER INSECT SHOULD BE DONE ONLY BY AN EX. pep.ienced Also fumlimtion door not prevent ......... _ w . ..... ;. .n,otal" wiu bo ^L1' AllllOUUCe 01(116 rvuiabTOR. Pmr Deadlines FOR SALE 2 HORSES . . . A buckskin gelding: more, dapple gray, 3 yri. old (white mane and tail) | 2 SADDLES Chevrolet Track, Hone Trailer and Camper ta- “?o?? su'ts.. reft) eh Aug- 37 through Monday1 Fumiganta art highly Ford Tractor 600 with Road Gear and Plows. EXPERT TIRE SERVICE Cultivator, Snow Plow, and John Deere Rake. Two Wheel Trailer. leaflet No. 358 on “Powder-Pad cuUu_ Begins in Buildings: What to chsttcy 2" ^b?UL<TVC'me 1,}C!chairman of the Michigan State Superintendent of Docuwnta. Aiaharityi yrgtrf the curly U. B. Government Printing Of-; of entiles. He said a ^“S,onr^Hl nmnbrr St wen.- ex­ Price 5c. AddiUonal tnfomsiuwn (hli< w °? .U The premium book-the handabo available. from your Comty b00k of infannaUun for al! exExtension Office, 301 MichBxUmlon Olto, Ml 8. S. Wcl>wU, >» igan Avenue. i three sections: livestock and “ • agriculture, horse ahowa and; I home art*. I | N®» exNbttora should Indi- | Conservation Means Beauty For Michi[>an BARR Yi Electric Motor Tire Shop 2 lottery or Electric P.A. System?, Mikes, Exten­ U. S. ROYAL DiUributor sion Cords, and Large Speakers. Best Buys on lew b UaodTiroa Moated Hill . • Apartment Sixe Electric Stove. , ’ , CALL Wl 5-5507 AFTER 5:00 ON GUN LAKE ROAD Inr premium ward beautifying America by i Besides being unattractive, land scarred with gullies, wind Paint or varnish all furniture stream*, muddy water, and stop the damage done by the flooding. Such oondiUnru also grubn already in the wood, but contribute to low crop productiv­ IL. will discourage adult egg Iny- ity. fMTOlratJncfflrtcncy, pre®-, Thta city damage, and fish and wild­ life habitat damage, odds Hill. Already 43,000 cooperator* with Michigan's 83 Sod Conoervullon Districts ore helping out novation program. At least 30 different toll and parkInc IbANNEll WANT ADS BRING RESULT^ Michigan Coirs Second in U.S. of wood surface with 1 gallon of BIGGER tuborculoata in Michigan. it Is thoroughly dry. Fumigation may be advlsubte july » as the .“ “Ji w-. i**™. ,n>MM. cults and tarty varieties of pounds.of outterras. in » > braids. Not to be overlooked two Umea a day milking. •ene containing 5 percent DPT. the Michigan SUU* Fair, De­ troit, Michigan 4R»1 Good land use ta one major ----------------—,— The premium books will reach kerosene solution such ultra- step in living up to Micliigun's motto, “If you seek a plra-wuit former exhibitors by mail the er 5 percent DDT, or 3 percent peninsula, look about you.” aayx first week in July, according to chlordane, ar S percent dieldrin. a Michigan Suite University soil Walter Goodman. State Fair .----------——------- * i manager. Russell G. Hill. MSU De- more. Repeat Uic treatment un­ til the required 1 gallon to 100 old. produced 10,910 pound* of ;bic. Iron. Kcwbmi r. Monte milk and 510 pound* of fat, in re-ncy. Oteetfo. Hu 305 day*. ; Van-.Buren All Kellogg Supreme Sunbeam a counties.’Dowcrer. senior four year-old. registered 1 accredited countieL. Gucrrary cow. owned by MichTesting is being oompteted igan State University. Kellogg. 14 counties toward renccrea . powderlllte aawdurt sifts almost constantly aa each successive brood ot lame carry on their dcabucUvo feeding. call Elevators Unlveralty. ) Several different projects can I be undertaken in this program. । why yeast causes tho dough to rise; why specific oven temperaturre must be used; why warm VSKN105-115 degree* F. Instead of hot or cold) ta needed to dissolve yreurt; why its ncreeaary to "knrad" dough. amuui AR* NOT KEPT COVERED WITH PAINT OR VARN1HH. Lyctus-typc powder poet beetle* normally do not rcUifeat filled wood. 516.000 tends to prove that recently completed top official, Irarnlng to bake bread apprata DHIR actual production records, i to more 4H girls Ilion over be- according to The American ' fora i Gurmaey Cattle Chib. During lha test two yean ... w,~ milked two 1959. raid Agricultural Michigan dairymen now rank neennd among the major dairy; Don Murray, Michigan State , Unlveralty dairy extension specialist, My* lhe State's 1964 milk per cow ranked second production of ItUlO pounds. Michigan raruc-i seventh among 1 \ out harmful impurities ducUon and fifth in Broca dairy product income far 1964. Joins Angus Group (so thoy can't block your gas lino!) rrfartfltaUon, wildlife plantings. farm ponds, contour strip-crop- secretary. we get the easier we $y/BILLION What doo* the American F1NAL/HLTER' really do? Automotive engineers know-they asked for it and American OU Research developed it to stand between you and trouble. You we all gasoHno* pick up tiny impurities in transit and In storage. These impurities, should they get In your gasoline tank, could clog up the fuel line filter and stop you cold. The American FINAL/HLTER filters out contaminants right at the pump norrle. If you use your car on the job (and even if you don’t) you stay out of trouble when you •fill 'er up filtered* with American, Regular or American. Super-Premium. Foueape^i DEAL .SAYS FARM7 LOAN SERVICE IN A BIG WAY! Today, more than 60,000 farmer*. ranch era end ru t t.r- end North Dakota are using V* billion dollars in Land Bank Loans to expand, modernize and improve their farm bnslnesseg, Since 1917, more then a quar­ ter-million fanner# have found their Land Bank the one credit source always geared to their actual need*. If you’re planning a farm Improvement or expansion project, be aura to check your Land Bank to breaking our •il bme Wouldn't you really rather go fir st class? Go Buickl A LAND BANK LOAN OWES YOU. Long tanas — from 5 to 35 years. Low Interest rate... Low total cost. operation. .Tbin'i an aatlwiaS BuH M,t Mar yw. Dooble-CWkwl aud an, tn nt rrr-eitc ih# Bvkkcxkbt-st th#Gsrsts! Motoa Yort Wcrtfifik YOUR STANDARD OIL DEALER YOUR STANDARD OIL DEALER Haan Standard Service Marble's Standard Service IOW-COKT QUDiT! Writ State St. and Broadway State St. b Michigan—Wl 5-S2S1 AT THE MONUMENT ADJOINING FOOD CENTER LOT Hiding* Office LARKE BUICK-CHEVROLET a 1435 S. Hanover ——........... Youn usr sounce Air Standard Products All Standard Products Complete Lubrication Service Complete Lubrication Wa Give S. b H. Groan �there ta na problem. V hs baa e wrong number, o fUa Farm MIC Correct Infanna- ILL StftlTY ii 9 1/t percent of fils a spuctel claim with the to 84-000, which would tarnal Ftewwo Ftevwtua Bsrvtos Bwrvtre fee for * fund of the owpayment QueitioiCand Aimn fresh Out of the Attic Quastlon: My employer inSMU that X apply Jar a new ao­ rtal security account number tsnptoytrt during 1M4 and had. earnings? employers withheld social te­ nuity l*i» on my total wagon. I thought the social security tex you siiould notify your employer .■octal security ornoe. <> Aft-7004 (“Roque* group's) of which you are member thb dirtrirt office will furnish a qualified speaker to probably correct. butshow films on social security tlons to Social Security Admin- |ty Administration headquarters dore not agree with records, get In touch toctal security office Question: I receive Intern* in- ero dur on only the firat M.BOO Grand Rapids, Michigan. That was simply a typing error on take it directly from four social office will reply directly to you. By H. D. Burpee security card. You can gat an 84.800. You probably didn’t cam application for a duplicate card I4A00 from either employer and while, while al your social security office. AUic ftod! Use a Want Ad. researching far stories for my iWWluie Bervtoe purpeem. qaeallmj: WUttaU* OR OUTDOORS? WBCH SEMI-BONELESS KM " « U A AA fl - PLAID STAMPS!” fl A Ifl 3 Sunday around part of that Umc highway cem­ enting my column this ’ Michigan Plow and KU- ot Mr toricnl Collections." Volume 6, “ SavelMxMe that one had stopped Ln thi ~ through to Uic Bownc Center HE FARKH — HI., I-OZ. — I" SIT ANN PAGE PURE 4th and 5th RIBS BLACKBERRY or RHUBARB Grape Jelly 3!i69c PIE“49‘ Two thriftypkt with a delightful changeof-pace taste I JANE PARKER Frankfurter or Sandwich ANN PAGE Barbecue Sauce ROLLS K ANN PAGE —ELBOW Macaroni or Spaghetti’^35‘ Frah-sdft, tasty, pre-cut, too! DATE FILLED Coffee Cake 79' NEW FAMILY SIZE Mayonnaise Bobka Coffee Cake Rib Roasts : Del Monico Steaks u.*!” Rib Steaks __ Ib. 99c 1.09 Short Ribs known figure in Barry County history. I bellcvt his picture was Christian charm himself made, not only by hu religious tnteroounw with the with him. "Oak Grove House" waa located. March. 1876. but by hb dally while calling on Mr. Proctor, north of Middleville, I remarked his ratlmabte wife, on Thursday. From The Coopcnvlllo Oboerver PETER 3$1 Cantaloupe Ml ID & MELLOW Eight O’clock •2.13 A*P Whole-bean Coffee saves you money, and you enjoy big, fresh, wonderful Coffee Mill Flavor...fresh-ground flavor you can’t get in a can... at any price. RICH 1 FULL-BODIED l-U. RAG Red Circle 75‘ 3-U. at ‘2.19 HI. BAG VIGOROUS AWINEY Bokar in Middleville until Monday fol- which we tenderly and tearfully 3 ~ *1.00 P. D. McNaughton was ham BONDWARE, 9 INCH, WHITE TOO-CT. PKG. 49 3b. uo *2.25 WHITE HOUSE —MAKES 12 QUARTS Non Fat Milk 79e ’ Stuffed Olives 1-PT. 2OZ. JAR 89 SULTANA tomato sauce OZ. CAN 33c ALUMINUM FOIL Wonderfoil 75-FT. ROLL 59‘ MARVEL, VANILLA Ice Cream 12 ’SSI 89c Canned Pop PERT Napkins 200-CT. 2 Luncheon Meat DO U MAK 2 LBS. 6-2/5 OZ. PKG. 49‘ July, with lib parents, Duncan and Blalwh McNaughton, and their entire family of nine chil- A Qc PKGS. 12-OZ. CANS 3 $1 clair), and Elizabeth (Mra John A. Campbell). died In thia state. left ib apparently well, and on oorted to tho church which he O A C, FRENCH FRIED 43^ 89c Onion Rings recogniUon by the dying man. He lingered until the following Wednesday morning. March 32, MncGilllvary, Middlesex county, Canada, where John, Donald. six o’clock, surrounded by hia sorrowing wife and all hb chil­ * — —Craig) still reside, and wtarre dren. namely 1* Warren the mother died May 8, 1B67. and ot Middleville. the father May M, IMO. Three Lillie and Bld Of the brothers, namely, James, Duncan, and Alexander, reside ty. with their husbands and ■ 23‘ Marshmallows danU. March 30. 1843. hc married Harriet Campbell, who, with her former husband. Ashel Kent, had hnmlKTateti to thb stele from Portage county. Ohio, in Januan. I«37. Mr. Kent died Sep­ tember 5. 1840. leaving one child, a daughter, now tho wife of the w Pine.-Grape. Drink OZ. CANS SUPER RIGHT Corned Beef DELICIA Sugar Wafers 3 & ‘I M abated, it left him comparatively paralysed. tuid in a stupor from Donald. Elizabeth, SUPER RIGHT x WITH MCNAUGHTON, not know 1Iiut the Immortal soul of thb righteous man had Joined kindred splrite in that world beyond the veil which our finite 89‘ EA. D. and village ot Mlddkville, where they often visited. They stopped SgE 36 JUICY, SWEET Paper Plates BeariS man, woman, and child knew and lovtd Father McNaughton. sue in IDiMJ. YUKON, ASSORTED FLAVORS ' politics Uiat every good cl turn Just a litUe ought to take, but no more. her father's to Ottawa County, and located two years married Peter Mc­ lage, wiwro they diligently cultiNaughton and liow they run the OUTDOOR GROWN Watermelons UKE GOOD COffiE? SULTANA to be left wUh MT. McNaugh­ ton. He inabted that it waa his note, and hence by right ought things going after Iwr father's death. RED RIPE 79c to Mr. McNaughton, had heard which belonged to her fstlicr, and they drew the body. She told ot how. her,folks had money, when it matured. Politically Mr. McNaughton run a tavern, and what a liard 39c SUPER RIGHT, SKINLESS p’kS 59c All Meat Franks LEAN, MEATY a. 59c Spare Ribs a. ’1.09 SUPER RIGHT BEEF Rotisserie Roast Fryer Parts (RIBS ATTACHED) LB. 69c WH0Ut££ 59c 79c Chuck Steaks SUPER RIGHT BEEF, CENTER BLADE CUTS FROZEN, FULLY COOKED 99c King Crab Legs r LB. ’4.89 99c J BOX MEDIUMS Shrimp . 8 OZ. Shrimp Saute ROYAL SNACK ' JAR 39c CAFN JOHN S 3 ’1.00 Fish Sticks Tomatoes vw- 79 “ 89c lb. $1.09 lowing anecdote: Grand Rapids and agreed to stay until after the funeral. Whole or Half SUPER RIGHT BEEF, "KING OF ROASTS” McNaughton necessarily dtath in September. 1M0. now they notified tba neighbors by Uie funeral would be. They Super Right, Fully Cooked, FINE FOODS every 12-OZ. concourse of truly mourning the final •'far-well • uttered by on behalf of his brethren, found Listing echo among the many Mrs. McNttugltton became wide­ ly known as the popular host __ . ■ . —» Ik. House," public mind so nearly synony­ mous, that we will on thb occas­ ion not multiply words on tho death of a truly beloved hus­ band. father, and brother, and Kalamazoo and Grand Rapids, ivc become almoat void of .their AOC could CAN “ do not recall s comfortable berth pricM in this a'd •Wecfive thru Saturday, July 3 hither; and not trawlers only with God." uper Markets the bouae of Mr. McNaughton Mrs. Laura Kesler from KtnMrs Arthur Cook at their Wall Lake cottage lor a law day* last �1 '4—THT HAMTNfl*'RANNFR Michigan Has First Uninsured Driver Fund 1220 on your dial Help Us Know Your Listening Likes and Dislikes! Please Clip This Program Listening Form, Fill It Out, and Mail to: WBCH, Box 88, Hastings, Michigan. □ Frequently 0 Occasionally □ Jsldom 6:15—Agricultural Weather □ Fraqwasrtly 0 Occasionally □ Srld.m 7:00—New. □ Seldom 7:30—Golf Show (Wednesday. Only) □ Frequently 0 Occasionally —————— .. _ , 8:00—Breakfast Table News Occ.si.natl. UF,ri Frequently 0 Occasionally □ Seldom fl «-»— 0 Seldom 8: 30—Weathercast □ Frequently □ Ocsasiaaslly — - ,. U »*Mom £J OccatmaaUy _ - ,. [ J Seldom 0 Otculomlly □ Soldo, fl Octsiloaslly □ Seldom f~| Occasions □ Seldom 9: 00—New. ' 9:25—Bulletin Board □ Fr^ucnHy 9:30—Hospital New. □ FragMwtly □ Frequ.ntly Thmday, July I, ins 10:15—-Chambor of Commerce Report (Tuesday. Only) □ Frequently 0 Occasionally Bccause four Michigan leglsla-1 ———————------- -—------lor* took an unsolicited and un'Because of this group of re­ it wouldn't. “Car owner* would scheduled flying trip to Ontario J sponsible Michigan legislators .till be subjected to financial re­ Canada, lo study the province's and their colleagues who voted sponsibility laws, and they could uninsured driver protection fund. I for the measure. Michigan mo- still be sued for payment of Michlgan's motoring public likely | torist* will not have to face fl- judgment* and would be eubject brought ------about - to garnishment of their a ages wtll soon be protected against nsnclal ---- - 'Insolvency —*-------- *---------— — uninsured *--------- * driver* *-•---------could financial distress caused by acci­ after a Meer, accident with an Further, uninsured motorist.'* Hare said lose their driving privileges un­ dents wiUi uninsured drivers After lhe one-day trip taken "As a matter of fact, the final til repayment to the fund u by four member* of lhe House version of Uic measure protect made or determined." Judiciary committee, a bill pat­ smaller property damage claims cording to liar*, will atari on terned after the Ontario plan aa well." was passed by the legislature, according to Secretary of Slate the Motor Vehicle Accident James M Hare, who ha* been Claims Act iHR-MM). protect, the principal proponent ot an motorkti much tiko a ISO defund. uninsured mo tor lit protection Hare has Jong advocated an law for Michigan. If u person 1* involved in an Hare praised thr legislators accident wiUi an uninsured Tno- unsatisfied judgment law for Michigan. And although thi* is tortat, the fund pays either per not r>ol truly „uly aa Bn unsatisfied uni<uineu JudgJU(1X. °n Pfurthw nro’vtdel ,n*nl Pro‘«“on fun*- 11 d<*1' f®*mod significant accident pro­ ovrr »$■<) It lurtner provides i—. — lection law In Michigan hlsa^u, I u*ry. and limitation. Of 810,000 for perThe newMlrhlran nmurum 1. I He l“Udfd (’tlalrman William A. Boos. Jr . Saginaw; Marvin R Stemplen. Livonia: Donald E . ,Tb?-fUyr:yC?nUn< to, H*rT. noted. “Uie turning point In the Holbrook. Jr , Clare, end Joseph th. promotion of the bill was when p 8wBllnWi Alpena, for Uieir hut-hriiie^iM in lhr ,uur alurementjoned memwork in the passage of the tneabcrs of the Houm JwUcbrjr comI sure. Boos and Stemplen are ««naTI ™ mm m,,, wcnl to C““da 10 »Wdy Democrat*, while Holbrook and “rs,,r* “?ur*7u,*3L* , .lnU the ~ Ontario program and brought Swallow are Republicans. Hol- *hRatlmated>revenue u£*ft£d ‘W0 on‘cUU of thc SOCcmfUl brook authorised me finalized *1, Ontario plan back wiUi them to bill. Harr also commended Senator Basil Brown. Highland Park, for -M ■»­ "guiding the bill through the a thought that the-<Michigan pro —, " —,,j nroWmUu7th Z,,-—L—Judiciary committee of the Sen­ s',-million Insured driven. __ ________ __________________ Asked whether the fund would ^nr'h ate" and Majority Leader J Bob Traxler, Bay City, fur “flour , create more uninsured drivers in j >0 1^7? t protect!on work in the House. ‘Michigan. Hare raid he thought |^5^in^ Unital 8taS 0 Seldom Plan A Carefree 10:15—Chief of Police Report (Wednesdays Only) f~|. Frequently 0 Occasionally 'Family" 10:15—Barry Co. Humane Society Program (Thursday. Only) □ Frequently 0 Occasionally VACATION 10:15—Weak In Michigan (Fridays Only) Q Frequently [~| Occasionally □ Seldom | Early Swim 1 Richard Lao Kent. It. Battle Delton ManGiven Prison Sentence Creek. and Phyllis Rider had an »rewi>. ». MMM early morning swim Sunday, but who «u»W >« not intentionally. and entering the Delton school bus garagv. Friday waa sanUmoad by Judge Archie McDonald to with taking a gallon of anUfreete. ol) and gas from the ga­ rage the night of Fab. 11 He had been on two yatrs' probation tor down the bank and flipped-over another offense. and had nnaited his probation a month before Tlie Conservation Department Thc d<xr [he dr)vx.r-, ^dr this offense, according to Deputy I* charged with prevenUng and iiad been opened and waa ripped Willard Redman. controlling fire* anywhere with-'off by a tree. in 205 million acres ot forest and Both had to swim to aafety wild gnu* land* In Michigan. , ------------ •----------------------•------------ I aascnigan Michigan State awtmmer. re-killed -------------oiaic swunmrm i«=action. 4,rr* aim were Inkilleel in action. 4.778 died ...__ ___ ■ - - and 47.307 were The cotton' plant occur, in five their record book in IB68..I - other causen, distinct species tome of them gnashing 11 Of 14 Hated varsity; wounded resulting in a total ot perennial.------------------------------------- rvqarda. (81.718 casualties. ■Bl 2030 ■ "Well undoubtedly have to | make some' changes aa we go along," Hare said. "But by and large, I expect Uiat our Michigan program will work." What is the Face of Death On Highways CASH LOANS 12:00—Noon Newt Roundup — “ Q Occasionally □ FroquMrtly OK □ Occasionally □ Seldom 11: 40—Agricultural Weather □ Frequently 0 Occasionally Q Seldom 12: 45—County Extension Agent □ Frequency 0 Occasionally □ Seldom 1:05—Afternoon Meditations ------□ Froquenrfy ’ Q OccasionaHy 0 Seldom 1:20—Hospital New. □ Frequ.ntly □ Occasionally 0 Seldom 1:25—Bulletin Board • O F*M»««tly 0 Occasionally HOWARD ’25,. $1000 e Pay* All Your Bilb 112.18 • Cut Payment. By Vi 519.71 Get Extra Cosh For Vacation 709.90 822.78 1.000.00 *•,«*.<• .too 1:30—12-20 Scholar Quix Show □ Seldom "2:00—Trading Post □ Frequently '3:05—Bob Hartle Show 0 Fr*qu«atly 0 Occaiiaaslly 0 Seldom ‘4:00—New. □ Frequently 0 Occasionally □ Seldom local □ Seldom Finance See "OK" Howard 112 S. JeHerson—Phone Wl 5-3424 road alima’ ' toenagc boy racing to outrun tiw poller car. only to find in that final split- second that ho ENJOY SUMMER 4:05—Dave McIntyre Show 0 Frequently 0 OccasionaHy 4:55—New. Report/Sport. “ ■' 0 Occasionally □ ■ Frequently □ Seldom 5: 15—WBCH Editorial. (on occosion) 0 Occasionally □ Frequently □ Seldom 6: 00—Paul Harvey □ Ft*qu«nHy 0 Occasicasfly 0 Jsldom 0 Occasionally □ Seldom [~| Occasioaslly □ Seldom Don’t fart lo make that curve?' Utile girl, braids flying in Uw brn-ce. who never knew that bicycle riders mus^aignal when making a turn?" ‘■la it the'bleswy-eyed. slackmouthed face of a drunken man who ruahea a*, you. driving deadly weapon aa he veara tn your lane of traffic?" "I* it the honor-struck ta_ and frightened cyca of a woman who d.'* - ‘ light?' beautiful birr OUTDOOR LIVING at your home 6:05—Summer Serenade SATURDAYS FENCING 1: 05—Country MtAic 2: 0(X—Trading Tost 0 Occasionally □ Seldom 6:05—Summer Serenade □ Seldom SUNDAYS 7:30 a.m.—Shower, of Blessings I Q Frequently ' Q Occasionally 8: 15—Your Story Hour □ Frequently □ Occasionally 9: 00—I Have A Question Father 0 Frequently “ planting . . . garden □ Seldom □■Seldom □ Seldom 9:30—First Presbyterian Church Broadcast 0 Occasionally 0 Seldom enjoy bug-free outdoor living . . ADD A SCREEN PORCH 10:30—The Search □ Occasionally 11: 00—Hasting. Baptist Church Broadcast Q Frequently Occasionally 12: 45—Sunday New. Roundup 0 Seldom Comet □ Seldom • □ Seldom 1:00—Boy Scout Program □ Frequently 0 Occasionally □ Seldom 1:15—Michigan Memoir* - H. D. Burpee □ Frequently 0 Occasionally □ Seldom EASY MONTHLY TERMS 6:05—Summer Serenade □ Occasionally ON ALL □ Seldom Duo to .pace limitation, not oil WBCH program., HOME IMPROVEMENTS newscasts and feature, are listed above. Note that during June and July WBCH broadcasts from 6:00 a.m. SEE US FOR . . • Colorful Lo.co • Fiberglass Panel. separate sheet of paper and mail,, along with thi. program listening ballot, ta . Redwood Lumber Picnic Table, and MBegCO special break for year-end bargain hunters! We’re ing the gun on our annual clearance—offering sensational savings a full month ahead of schedule. Now’s the time to enjoy the 100,000-mile champion­ ship performance of the fabulous ’65 Comet —with the model of your choice priced for right-now clear­ ance! Top value for your trade-in and long, easy terms! 125 aojiffiMoa tr. Hardware /. WBCH Post Office Bos 88, Hastings, Michigan ALLIED BUILMNG CENTER MAHLER MOTOR SALES 1320 N. MICHIGAN HASTINGS t* Wl 5-«T» � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/492/HastingsBanner_1965-07-08.pdf 92cd2ae4b0d7aa3b8b0670d1834ceca5 PDF Text Text The Hastings Banner NUMBER 12 Hastings, Michigan, Thursday, July 8, 1965 16 Pago*—2 Sections It Wai Hit F«nI»* h-Hollow PhraM WANT TO SAVE A LIFE? WEBNESDAY CONCERT one is Invited. Heart Attack Fatal to Man Driving Auto CITY IMPROVEMENT—Hastings Installed. Zemke Heads Maple Valley School Board Hastings, was pronounced dead on arrival at Pennock Hospital Friday morning. Reinhart Zemke has been named president of Uie Maple Valley Board of Education. Zemke, a fanner president of I the Vennontvlile board, who act- I ed as president at the lime of! consolidation with Nashville, has apparent Dora March 12. 1918, in Maple Grove township he waa a son of I Ansel and Nina < Baker i Kno. i On March 19. IBM.-he was] marriid in Battle Creek to May Hollister who survives, along last weekend. She with a daughter, Mary Ann. at j I home; his mother who rrsldts ■ iln Quimby: two sisters, Mra' : t Attrref.f-*. Ri,b*r.v nt . ;Kala*o and Mrs. Arthur < Laura i ; McPherson of Hastings, and a brother. Vance of Clrycnne, I Wyo. . EDITORIALS- by RMQ' MICHIGAN BOOSTERS—Mr. and Mrs. William Sehllhaneck of M0 8. Park Street really boosted their home Stale of Michigan | home in NashvUle with the Rev. Now that another Fourth of July help but fear that we are building E. F. Rhoades officiating. Burial up In Washington a FWeml au­ ! was made In. the Wilcox. ceme-United States proving to be more thority completely out ot control Hnr. * dangerous and deadly than the lighting front In South Viet Nam. It might be time to reflect for a cent Supreme Court decisions, stele authority hu been decimated and D_____ C_______Ll II.... PI.. ’ freedom and liberty far which the Ootonlnls fought we. of the 20th Treasure Hunks, Tuberculin Tests Barry County Penny Scrambles'Required ^7"‘.for f,.,r. Has Glorious School (children Un i lavJ ftgrounds v**B*'*‘J u.p Brown- I of UH. Harry county Health De-; Treasure hunts and penny scram-1 partment. reminds parents' that a 4th of July further Hastings and Barry County had a "safe and sone” J_, .... ties Friday aflcmcxm on the Has- tcitng school in Michigan to have weekend and both Sheriff Mrrl H. Campbell and Police Chief tbiga supervised playground*. , Richard luciMtra Sunlor OIU1KU commended cuiniiiciium all u.i i residents and drivers for their courtesy and thoughtfulnc.-j while Uw penny scrambles for telned from any physician doing pre-school physicals. Dr. Brown cldent with nothing much How successful a Job have we the hard cure unemployed. He also explained that the teste done tn "keeping It?’ One can’t wW be available al Uie Health Deportment ut Pcsirwck Hcspitei While thousands of people en­ on the first Monday of each month joyed the beaches and lakes, no The Robert Dryers Vandenpurg tor from 9 U> 11. However, in Septem­ To be Honored' ber the clinic will be held after ported, either. "We certainly appreciate the On 50th Jubilee While the requires caution "obviously ,-r law oiily wnue ,u>' r"lulreexercised * caution byobviously exercised by------ -------- -- -------------~ children to have a tuberculin test. 1 oUr people,’ Stier in Carqptx-n dp- I1\. pi • j Broirn mwwtcd joungstera be]dared. “And W» hope they will |I]P<; |i pjday ,lv*n the W* test at M leas; «“» a» year, year.!! continue to be be Just Just as as careful careful ’171 1 1 J ding annlverwy al a reception given leas; once continue to Bunday. July 11, from I to 4 pm. preferably within a few months of throughout the remainder ot the | ' entering school. [year." recejXion U being held Tucndny al the Vermillion, tnd Mrs. Kgn ottowas in Bluffview Cemetery there.' are Invited to attend. I Mr. Wilson died suddcnl) Frt- hi a tetherbsll toumaa hone shoe tourney gnd the girls hopscotch. Cuylers to Build j{ Killed, 540 New Post Office Hurt in School At Nashville Nashville is to have a new post [home in Cloverdale of a heart ; attack Bus Accidents west aide of Main Street in the Eight persons, three of them former Line Store and Diamante children, were killed and 540 In­ I. Pyfor to that buildings. Jured in 575 rural school bus, VemrllUon. The news came in a telegram and related type accidents in from DC, this iivin Washington. u.v, uiu week Miviugiui Michigan ui In 1964. iirm. iuauvwiik according vj to i ------- -- ----- — .. . - — that the bld had been awardedi the annual report by the state “*K\a®e,nh«- of the yermlllton to Mr and Mrs Burt Cuyler. Police. .' Mcthodlrt Church and the 81Next Tuesday the first group will Th* r,n>«Mln, * U,. w™Conrod M>h 1X3. d.uf £ lures inerms^ nr-——« oy hv five, rtv** injuries ininHm ,ICorners. beS22.000. <vwi will run — approximately --------------‘incresuwu by live, injuriea (an^ to 1hc 1OOPHr fcr also 51 W3'0W I by 121 and accidents by six. I According to specifications the- Accidents physically involving government will lease the build- ■ iunu lunU acnwM school oom >------totaled usswo 3'21 1 ~~ down 20 from Die year before. ^“r^cs end Mary tWoodl) WH- Shroyer. Susan Fellow. Marlene St. Rose Senior Citizens to Meet Brenda Smith. Kim Finnic. Came sportively. ■>|Kreu>r ana inr anvers cu iuur other rehtelrx Attaint (v.v in to be fun with games for all. Lunch — bcl1' FattL* of Vermillion, four r,rp * ^“shters including Mrs. 1Urt’arl1 Bromley of Hickory Gordan Flnnle. Bruce Smith. Frank “ •maehlMren after leaving Uie tawes— nummrdehild Mix. Itory West. Turn McKcuugh. "You don't know what you are bavd 21. an inerra*. of 10 over >rCVa~ Kr“rac'ulaRick Ouggtmoa, Gary Hitchcock, musing if you don’t come." offlthe previous year. Of 22 injured Dennis Acker, Brian Smith. Randy children, three were fatally hurt. and Richey Adams, Tom Steward. Steam Rodeo Set For Charlton Park deaths in this type accident. The ' number Injured, iniurnl. twice that Uuit in BuUdera o( Southwestern MlciU-1 1963. and accidents were tho gan will meet at the dub Injure. higheac since 1050 Bradley Hall, in Bradley, just Other aaaociaicd type accidents The Michigan Steam Engine As Threshers Club members win (stage their three-day show at lure Center will tell about the Charlton Park July 30, 31 and Nature Center. Thfre will be Aug. 1. Ward Woodtnaiwcc Is to the* usual amorgasaird at 4:30. ■The.public is inr/ed. ’ backward glances “bill ofyesterday".... as gleaned from tlx Banner files clothing and general mcrchandUe store to B. W. Parmalec of Middletown. Conn.. who begun opauttona here Monday. ud an* Mrs. Eva Gaskill Dies Tuesday; Rites Thursday Haynes, of Battle Creek, and 14 grandchildren. Nashville residents were invited Newborn Succumbs to a meeting on Zoning Planning Graveside services were held which was to have been held In . the Castleton township hall Wed­ Tuesday morning at the Cedar nesday evening al 8 p.m. A coin-! mlttee front the Chamber of; falrgrounds. . * * Commerce, headed by George Jacqueline < Fausey• Thayer. He Vogt, has been working on a son- died Sunday evening. July 4. at Community Hospital -in Battle Charlo Bacbdlar, who has the Middleville Engineering completed 30 years of service as weeks. Company, ha* announced the rural carrier on Route No. 4. sisters, Linda, IS. iumI Susan. 12. . - •lOnnAA ri/H'tlnn (Alla North E.UJJ. Anniversary retired July 1. According Co pres­ Services Sunday at the North and a brother. Mlchari. 10; his ent pw,t office plans. Route No. Evangelical United .Brethren »™>aparcnu«. grandparent. mj Mr.. ana and Mra *ax». Don uw. 4 win now be discontinued and Church win mark the ttth anni- [Thayer of Battie Creek and Mr. 20 Years Ago • • • BACKWARD GLANCES. versary of the church. Services' «>d Mrs. Russell Fausey (rf BatA. K. Prendwn has sold Ida | Page 3. -y- Bench will open at Al­ gonquin Luke Monday, according to Ted Bennink. youth director. Swimming and life saving teason* will be given weekly by two Red Crow Uuftructora. Area Chamber Directors Work For Community Russell Hankins, manager of the Hastings Area chamber of Commerce, in a statement this week, pointed out that a group of civic minded and busy indi­ viduals were members of the Chamber's board of directors "giving of their time and energy working lor for tne the betterment of , yoHr community. "The president is Robert Blrke, associated with his father and brother in the retail shoe busi­ ness. The vice president U Rich­ ard M Shuster, an attorney. The second vice president U Richard Hudson, also an attorney. The third vice president la Marshal) Cook, director of advertising and sales promotion for the Hastings Mfg. Company, and the fourth Agency. "Secretary is Don Gill, princi­ pal of Hastings High School, and Ueaturtr Is William Stedman, of the National Bank of Hastings. nie Carpenter, of E. L. Carpenter Hardware: Ken Radant. general directly or indirectly affected by Funeral senricre for Mrs. Eva E manager of WBCH: Pete Coble. the stopping of buses—numbered Gaskill. TO. R1 Hastings, who died I new owner of the Ben Franklin al 6:15 pro., Tuesday. July 6. at | Store; James Wlswel), owner and Though there wrto no deatlw in Pennock Hospital, are to be held । general manager of the Barry tills type accident for a second jat 3 pm. thia “Thursday the ’ — •*” ““—*at - * •* “ County Lumber; Jack Osgood, of the Leonard-Osgood Funeral Home; John Bay, administrator but alM the highest total on officiate with burial in the Dow­ of Pennock Hospital; Ray Page, record. ling Cemetery. who with his father and brother, Accident exposure factors operates Page's Resort on Oun Lake; Almond Wshgr. County were 640,000 pupils transported daily in 7.500 school buses which Township; Jamas Oolstnan, as* traveled 73 million miles during ■oclated with bls father In the Coleman Insurance Agency; Ing to the Michigan department Robot Godfrey, vice president of public Instruction. Tliesp wire and treasurer ot the Hastings increases of 50.000 pupils 150 Clayton; a eon. Clarence Peterson Mutual Insurance Company, and bu.Mii and two million In mileage of Mason; three step-sons. Leo. Hal Buerga. advertising manager compared with tire year before brother. Clarence, of North Cam- Zoning Meeting In Castleton School Buys Land On Northwest Side for Expansion Spend $8,000 for Bowler Properly; To Study Lights, Stands, Speaker System for HHS Johnson Field Anticipating possible future requirements for a growing area, the Hastings Boar<| of Education has purchased the 30acre Bowler property just south of the Hastings Country Club between North Broadway and Country Club Drive, it was announced al the. board's organisational meeting held Tumday noon at the'Hotel Hastings ------------------------- ——————— sought after land was K.000. Mra. Homer Smith, a member of the school board since was reelected president for annamed vice president and Charles Savings & Loan Reports Gains In All Fields Benjsmln Franklin, in answer to authority. The Hastings Savings <k Loan vamped tor upper elementary a question at the conclusion of The Constitutional Convention at which The resignations of Michael 270 during the fiscal year ending the United States of America was the UB Employment Service, at Sorrell and wife, Ruth, hare been to Dr. Charles Morrill, MJ). Purchase of the Bowler prop- June 30. a gain of 1711,111, Verbom said words to Uw effect that: present a division of the labor ‘ Department s Bureau of Bnploy- Ohio. Mr. Sorrell taught physical elementary school which may be required in the future with the nounced at U»e annual meeting. the high school, was assistant continual development of the Hugh II. Wilson Of Cloverdale tomJh board since the Msple Valley dis­ trict organized Other officers elected at Mon­ day night's regular meeting were the treasurer. Charles Vlele. and secretary. Leslie Boldrey. Other board members include Dr. Myers, Christopher King. John Vlele and Wallace Graham. The board will meet for their regular meetings on the second Monday, of each month. The meetings, open to the public, are scheduled for 8 pro. and the July and August meetings will be held In the office uf 8upt. Carroll Wolff in the Maplewood elemen­ tary building in Vermontville. The board is seeking blds on the demolition of the older sectlon of the former high school building In Nashville. Bid* have also been received on remodeling the ceilings and new ligiitlr.g fix­ tures for the newer portion of excellent approach to the municipality. Director of Public Wc basketball, and reserve baseball The property had been owned by Katherine Bowler and Elisa­ training this Summer' Mrs Sor­ beth McCrehen of Columbus. rell taught first grade. Charge Driver In Death of Cfash Victims Receipts from monthly payoff , 1900s. Supt of Schools Richard J. from mortgage* of about 150.000 Guenther said. plus a general incrMae in aavThe sisters had expressed a de­ for school purpose*, ijelievlng that represented excellent use of UAMA07 lo WJ14.7M. the acreage. Much of the land Dividends paid to Investors to­ taled 1136403. New lights at Hastings High McGlynn Road, demanded exam­ ination through his attorney. A special committee, headed by John Hoffman of Allegan, when;, he appearyd Saturaay Gangulllet. befo^Xclpal Judgemorning gliding, and superintendent grounds was I named toto evaluate evaluate the the llahts. lights, Barnett charged with ------■.n.med i bleachers and loud speaker sysSlaughter 'tem ill Johnson Field accident on May 2 in which the staff. Frank Ritchie from the Jerry Lynn Shanklin, U, 325 E. school board and Harmon Wilcox High o. .*.-u Street, . ...j and r»< Dian — Kay «»•— Buck' *>...u an(1 ^arren williams from the AUilellc Boosters Club. killed. Improvement in the lighting of the football field was given prior­ ity In the oommlttee’s delibera­ third passenger. Jerrie Bryans. tion*. and money is available In IJ. 4M W. Marshall, was not the trust and agency account and seriously hurl. the debt service fund. The warrant charges Teunessen with the death of both ac­ type with storage space under­ cident v&ttms. _ neath, may be consIdJrtd for the weal or "home” portion of the bleachers. The school board is to meet at 7:30 pm. Tuesday, July 13, in Room 182 of the high school, the vocal music room. A group op­ posing the board's decision last winter to discontinue the trans­ portation of students within the City is expected to be present for Mr. and Mrs. Maurice H Healy the coming regular session. celebrated their golden wedding anniversary on Tuesday. July B. Mr. Healy married Velah B. Decker on July 6, 1915 In Hastings and they lived at R1 Dowling all of their married life as farmers. ‘CardShower’ To Honor 50th Wedding Jubilee They have four children. Mrs. Muri <Doris> Hammond of 520 a gain of 1567,579 during Mrs. VanBuskirk Of Milo Dies Saturday Night Insurance Agency was reelected president at the annual meeting. Helen Hewitt, secretary and Richard Beduhn, treasurer. Members of the board include . Coleman, Thomas, Kendall Reahrn, Atty. Paul gel and Raftsom. Ire for the Michigan Sai She attended M8U for two years and worked for the Union Bank In luikc Odessa before joining the Hastings Savings St Loan in Bcduhn, a graduate from How­ ard City High School, attended Davenport MacLachen School of Biulneaa in Grand Rapids, at­ tended night school at the Kel­ logg Community College in BalStore In Hastings. State 4H Council Reunion Set for Algonquin Camp The State 4H Council Reunion held at 2 pm. this Wednesday Huron Healy of l^ike Odessa and at the Henton-Smith Funeral Lloyd and Norman of Dowling. Home at Delton for Mra. Grace Algonquin Lake this weekend, July 10-11. There are 17 grandchildren and Members and their famtlira are The family would have liked to ti» Prairieville Cemetery with coming from ail parts ot Michigan celebrate with an open house for the Rev. Anthony J. Spoelstra their parents, but due to serious officiating. the YecHey 4H group on Saturday illness they iiope that all of their । evening. friends and relatives will remember I The group will visit the W. K. 3 Townships the daughter of tor visiting and getting acquainted Mina (Bannister > with the new State Director of 4H. Gordon Buckstrand, and his family. a member of the Farm Bureau, th. Uie group for a potluck dinner. •n,. naw Ham. n.rr. Hone. wnne Jahns Circle and the TnB Johns- I -Cressey —.. —___Social .. _ — .town dumping grounds is now in | operation located on the Cedar i Noshvill* C, Of C. Creek Road on the South pne-1 InviM •» Plsnls half of the northwest quarter In The Nashville Chamber of Hope Township. The three townships, with Commerce has been Invited to Join the Bommer residents at Camp Thomapplt. Inc. for a picnic dinner Batqrday evxnlng. town aad Almond weber or July 17. This is the second year t the Chamber has Joined in such ‘ —• three sisters.; I MCharles ■ Floyd nt of Un Moree; Higdon,a rural carrier A new ordinance, regulating Mra Clifford (IsabMlei Belb of ion Route 3, Nashville, for almost r^-‘J "• • -* *•----- — years, has retired. Twins' Birthdays Robert Ota Wateeaday evening Ma effect on Aug. 1. The complete and Mrs text will be rcAind elsewhere in Moree of Bancroft. The Garoiei Pnty residents of the three townahlpe will be permitted to um the dump free of charge. 1 a « . -a « 1 NeUon »» »*»• tempoclosed Saturday afteron Mr lIlgdoo-, Non-resident* may u*e the dump birthdays . in Ironton, Harry and Join to Operate MMrhrll .. . . in ' a,le was Municipal Dunin Prelnevute Charles Higdon, Rural Mail ^Carrier, Retires �i ■aai t Xiar ■Xvpaamj.turned to her home. * Mr. and land family and mother. The 110th similar operation this little i decorated '* Mrs. Vern Hooper UNNV* HOKIMVa EMA-rtllMrs Elmer Bander are baring a Hleens see living m Arizona girl ha* had. Dalph Winkler Mr. . ; swimming pool installed in their ' There Is much alcknnu tn Mid-1 turned home Friday from F back yard a Mr. and Mrs David1 dlevlll*. Mr* B2mvr F.nton 1* i -­ Poet I qua II !Newman and daughter are en-;confined in the Osteopathic Ho*- । piul tn Grand Rapids. Mrs "" Ray ‘thwa. cottage at Wilkinson Lake—were 1 aBl joying their mw home on Arthur r ‘“--------------------------Mn Tteothy Wood returned *u“u °f Mr. and Mn. Peter P*t__ , . —, > Court. * The Rev. and Mn. la- ’Fllllngham undenmnt surgery in Pennnck Hospital last Tueaday tuturftay from a Grand Rapid- "M,n ,***f*r*Un» Ur‘ and is doing very well. Mr* ho»pitai and Bmeat Smith re- Andrew Neaas birthday. ----------Ww* ! a art i HoaplUsi In Kaiamaaoo Friday to Floeaie Adams returned bome iuj^a home after surgery at y"-1--- B ltliar|.f iviait their sUter. Mrs. Loo Grtf- from Fenuron-DroaU-Ferguron.pe^ock Hospital. Mn. Minor feth. who Bunday night fell at Hospital the last of the week 1 j-aimer u in Pennock Hospital a —kj.< her home in Hickory Comen and Suite Trick, daughter of Mr and Mrr Artl* Lute is having her . Mr* John Trick, returned home nome painted white. * The Steen andacn are visiting from Blodgett Hospital Friday, beauty parlor under the poet of- Education reorganised Thursday daughter. Mr*. PM Regan, Resident Dies Rai ■ i Sk FAMILIES Zl shop at Die otpclMlnc JA / wardaburg A ten. Mra. Andy < Caroli Barton I nf Klk:crt Ind and Mrs Grrace ' r FOOD CENTER ThvBarty County fluoridemrenu <rf a bower. vice president L* Olen Hall*, treasurer i* Chet Owkn gram began al the Minnie Me- Hooper are tho parents or a and secretary u Kay Wlertnga. * Fall Building last Monday. June The Lions celebrated their 10th n. and will continue until July j birthday recently and took their U. Mr* Berta Moma is chairman Mrs. Hooper rWMd bow uu* and Mr* William Kenyon is . ticasurer. * The members of. the m**n • *****• *“<••. * "• , . were Bill Han- John .Jackson family held their n*ft C,rc. . ol 2? MeU annual July 4th reunion at u‘« I E^rCv-m’tHl^LThJJt*Hoom-r a Tur Keltic take. Charles FUikbeiner hone of Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Has-iMj»; of Jackson. David Otto, Rodney kins near Plain..11. Mr. and Mr*. «>Uage at WllklnronUike * Mr Charles Jackson and Mr and »’111 Mrs. Elmer Brown are *tayunangu aewm ana asm ow weekend at tne home of Mr. and Mrs. Fioytl derPoppen. Olen Holla read an tendcd from. Middle rille. ! FUikbeiner on 144th Street M excellent report ot their activities ■ . J they might take a trip to upper direction of Duan. Thajcher be- | Michigan. ...BRINGS YOU 2550 EXTRA GREEN STAMPS WITH THE COUPONS IN YOUR 'NEW' FELPAUSCH MAILED BONUS CARD bury, nine grandchildren. and '10 great grandchildren. c 'Middleville WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES ON ITEMS IN THIS AD — ia By Mrt. Mary Jackion 11* AmmM 1*5-1110 Mr. and Mr*. Gary Bennett and family are touring Washing­ ton. DC tn route they spent one ' night with Mr. and Mrs Don । Rubb <nee Hally Reynolds* in i Pennsylvania * Mr. and Mra. | Douglas Perry are the parent* of i a aon bom Friday at Pennock trained nurse M Pennock Hoepl- With Mr. and Mn Ruwil attended the MethodUt : on vacation visiting reiaMl friends and making her brier* with her *i*ter. i •n Payne, and husband. and Monday had u cata- ' W SPARTAN CHUNK J QOZ< EGGS JCLL-U 42 tuna JELL-0 3 c25‘ margarine-15 5- |00 POHItl[s,39MACAR0Nr*29 ic1-----------:---Coupon ASSORTED FLAVORS Below James Run attended a, amlly reunion at Grand with their children, Rob­ ert and Belli, and their famine* l tner. who U a patient In Blod­ gett Hospital, expects Io be home the last of this week * Mr* Da­ vid Otto is a counselor at the Methodist Wealey Woods Camp. to the camp and visited another counselor there, a friend from Malaya. * Mr and Mrs. Vern Lkkta and Miss Winnie Lickta Redeem Bonus Coupon No. 1 For GRAPE or CHERRY 100 EXTRA FREE STAMPS With 5 Loaves Oven-Fresh Bread Wilmer Kennedy in Evart Sun- mulct* Dab- Scho* oncer gtrts held INTERSTATE SHOESTRING FROZEN OVEN FRESH LUNCH g| ** CAKES KPIdatata It * 50 EXTRA FREE STAMPS w* With Purchase of a Pro-Ten, Bonelets Beef Roast FRESHLY-GROUND Philip Ben- Bun moat interested In Gladys Seeley of Battle who has been visiting her •Mrs Glen Grtffeth. and flSNESEEIT H ALL - BEEF . was inducted into the HAM BURG 3 |39 >■* “ “ » Beef Beyond LAMB SHOULDER BELIEF ROAST So Tender you can cut it/with a fork! 49 ROUND or SWISS SHOULDER BLADE chops —Q ™j Michigan, and. WITH COUPON BELOW with good crowds Inatlend- ■verynoe enjaya the fair. MEAT LOAF modem kitchen in your home. EAST SIDE UUBE* CUMPANT. U1 EAtrT RAII.KOAD ATRFET. HAS­ TINGS. PHONE Hl 5-UH WELL-TRIMMED, OVEN-REAI Leg O' Lamb 79S J| Braunschweiger 4#n> 1 NORTHERN 29‘ With This Coupon and a 55 N. Wl 5-M2S pr More Food Purchase Sot. July 10. I960. RIB STEAKS BROIL STEAK MIAMI ~ OVEN ROAST .SHORT CUT PoTSi 1 GRADE 'A* MED. J 'TISSUE 4 III i. loilrood St. CABBAGE lb. #W* 59t PESCHKE hi modern Mandants with 69' NEW GROUND own Barry County Fair will be held in Hasting* starting Monday. July 26. and cuntteMtag through Um tallow­ ing Saturday night. July 11. The County Fair is an Amencan tradition enjoyed f EGGS LISS iMPMIAL 29‘| ’hamburger1 • Wiih W.th This Tht. Coupel and a |5 With Thl» Coupon and a $5 or More Food Purchase or More Food Purchase Thru Sai., July 10. 1965. Thru Sot, July t0.-1963. |b. ib.89‘ h>89‘ CANTALOUPE «si“3fc'89 BP3 �THt. HABTTNGS Howard Orsbccn*. and Mra May Lake over the Fourth holiday Janet Haye*' left for the hospital,Gordon Clement enjoyed a ear­ weekend -her four aon* jokingly told her If. prise visit Wedrreday and Thuro.... __ >>__ .___ ..■ a-.-. (A A... IK* r II - *■ eajne. Yyomlng bringing home Mr. and Mrs Donald Manning n,,,. •“ » <nodi and family and Mr. and Mra. , Kn*hl “* bring-life tome Wild Weal aouvenlra. Latter SonnevUte of Cloverdale Uurgh. Pa. munxd home TUmday to pkaw tliem with a Mr. and Mra. Don Raid. Steve. Linda and Nancy. Dean Ding- were guewte of the Roger Rah- jn«mng after visiting the Flank! era for a picnic dinner on Uie the for 10 daya Mi* Knight. VJU>tto|1 great grandchildren *1*0 Antly. Danny. Cindy and Caro- man and Anne 6-troth of Dicey, er* had never bem to Mich^n'^ I X JZT lyn have returned from a trip spent the weekend of Che Ftxirth Fourth. » ths Rider* gave 'her a' conto Cleveland, Ohio, where they with the •* —Maurice Ootroth* — at duett.1 tour all atxi'jt this part ot '•”* or,ce ixxmonas. »:ro nas nlallatlon and award* banquet visited an Air Corps buddy ->f Wall Lake Wayne Oatroth and Flore^e WUaon. wu held Jun* 2* at the Haa- Don’*, the Jack Haren family. Mr. and Mra Maurice Rogen; ■ They also visited Niagara Fall*. and Darrell were also guoai* for ting* Hotel certificate* ot mrett wre. nre New Ne> York Yort City and “ld lhe World* a flali supper on the Fourth. Ulned tlwir grandaon. Johnny rented to Don Bl^^aV^ Fair. On °° Long Island U1*nd Ujey ^.vW,talmuss nazes ninaiey ami mm * Maaon of Naahvtlle over the Ml** Haxel Hinkley and Mire Dea «imm Tto hT^’ R^ ', led lcd lhe Robert fU,*rt Kline Kllne family, forfor' Kllxabeth Parker spent the wrekend. and Sunday caUen* -_._w----I ww Mr nnrt Mr* Walter halFourth weekend al Ptaikey. aldra are away. Broti>er Jun 1* at Fourth b°U‘ta>L **^ art Haddix, outgoing prtsldrt.', Jenermn. trelre ot Charlotte. Mra. Patrick Hodgea and young. ‘Camp Cliarievuix Th* outxtandlng axiimtttec1 Mr Wm Pa>n?' of stera returned home the middle of1 The John Ingram family are chairman of the y*r wa. Tbm Waahlngton. D. C, spent last at Wall Lake ! and family are vacationing lx* Hire j, ' • -r , Gurate of Ute wUI the Howard Petero Petero will Michigan -and Mrs. h ’ ™ tn nlX? b* “*lr »“*« an:1 »n>»*w. Mr Hunt of the mlnatrel show ’T*k wUh h“ srandmothre, Mra Albert Francis, wno la attend- !northern **“ «»<-*•• Bpark plug award* were pnarot- ’Julu Ughter. and vuited otbecs MaM'a mother. Mn Daily Pre- . , HL™5?}*; and Mra Bruce TriUe, and aon. Ing Waetern Rracrve UnlvtnKy ’ ed. Flnt year awards went to *n vicinity. body of Sunfield. U staying al t Mike, of Lafayette. La. They will tbsir home with their oldort ion “™ *™*™ .“1 arrive Saturday and he here revRobert Hciahb-Tger Turn Hunt, Little Suale Howe of Lansing i JS1 Au‘e ' '**’.■ era! dayw. The Trlblc* are both Ron Bteveru, Ricluud Haddix r’asyrt overnight Saturday with with hl* family. They accom­ while they are away. Mr*. Min Ordktee of Iron .. ' U 1 . ‘ 5*“ homeI■«anrl>!»rl with Southeast foulaland second year a*urd* to La- lier grandparents, the Don Frte- panied Ru**cd and Dale Duty Sunday, July 11, 1965 Von Dcauman and Duane Ya<hd her parents, the LeRoy Mountain 1* spending thl* week al jyy | ana Univerutj. the Ixxne of her *i*ter, Mr. and ■n»o«n«r. h>««- ™ Jg* “ Mr*. Laurence Barnett and Mr* William Sietbin*. moved from TTavene City back Mr* Edward Barrett returned to Jackson aa he hu been trans­ SarviM 11:00 A.M. ta 5:00 KM. ferred by Consumer* to that Tuesday to the Burnell Larkea Hlehard Haddix, LaVqn Deala- Don Fedewa and family Joined area Tlu-lr aon. Bradley, is after spending a few day* with her ... Lucy Godfrey and Lori Wood: daughter at St Clair. 1 lie R P 11*11* of Mason are cottonwood ■nan and Kaberf llerahbarger. i lhe group on Monday. spending the Summer with his now living in Hasting*. The-; pnrms camp near Dirbeu for two Pluk ... A full Afternoon of entertainment The ouUiandlng Jaycee award Mr. and Mra Orrte Johnson toubt die Dfck Welton hous; -t ^1 oUfrry is one of was presented to Duane Yager, and Choryl .spent the weekend,.—, — -K..„ ------ --—- Ynrk ,hl. _Mr r Uie c-Jrtter of Charles and N .Bolt- Usf. and fun for the entire family ' . ut the camp | , New oHicera are; President, with lhe Earl Egglratons of. family recently in Jackaon. . The Ron Benner*, al 1107 N ' LaVon Dmtaman. internal vice Haven, and Cindy. Eggleston ac-i Mra. Lewis Stanton hai been j?, ’ 5* o./Vl. w'xxJ «•««* Knight* of Columbus Hall & Picnic Ground* Jh* Cliffonl Dchn family are'Hanover, flew Old Olury and also president. Robert Herohtarger; comparted them home to vuit vuiting her granddaughter, KiwU cmrentlai. Mra^t' tailing her JamDy In Uie north on a smaller *ix-d Stele of Michigan t external P«rtd«l, Doo Bir- here fur a week. Robert WeHona of Alto, and her 4’A Mile* Wt*1 ©f Woylaad ExprMtwoy Exit p-Jig lor the observance of In- j . man; . M-crvUry. Tom Hunt; i Mr. and Mra. Howard Jamraon. daughter, lite Fred Btiwrrnuns. p-.. and other xtehta wrtte Lake Michigan. The Geonte Cote* of Hunfl-Li drpendroce Day. July 4 and 5, as' trmwrer. Ralph Showennan; i Lorraine and Keith had a won- of Middleville debate “rtde rttenrt U>“mretHilliard*. Michloan ' ’ yone I* Il wax obrervrt this year. 1 Luairl member* William Bulling, derful vacation in Colorado load Mr* Erma Gardner b visiting iron.ij.'. moth*r la h«re ■ fanner Mrs. WUlLsm Shultere and Mr* delighted. Robert Bore. Ron Steven* with week. They tatted the Garten h" m Jwtonn Richard Haddix and Don Goode- 1 of Ux God*. Pike's Peak, three nuxi'. one year more to wrve a* abandoned mining towns, VlcMr and Mrs Ken Beckwith. I exofBears. tur, Cripple Creek and Central Fremont^on Monday Joint tmtellation of the Jay-| City. rpcnt one day and night ,pen> daughter, Janie, and Lynda Neweven and Jayceena was iteld with'on • Oudc Ranch, and- lhe hlgh- w*” ,rr‘ll^.vunin Mond“y wll,‘. ton ate enjoying a motor trip; Mra. Ralph Hb.wrrnutn as In-1 light of their trip w a * their Mrs. Roy Oak*. through Canada thl* week Mr and Mrs Petre Bet tree and ' The Jack Caton family of In-1 stalling officer for lhe Jayceena | »**R u> the Rocky Mountain new trffuera for 1905-M. I National Park. A special treat daughter. Sherry, of Detroit and ■ dtonspohs Ind. were gucaU of her Preaidenl, Mrs John Lundeen; for the children wu* their «up- Mr. and Mrs Jerome Warrell* mother. Mr* Rom Dunn, ut Wall vlcc president. Mrs William P<t at the "Flying W" Ranch and two daughter* and Mr* Lake for the holiday weekend. The ALWAYS FIRST QUALITY » Bulling. *ecretary. Mra. Robert which was served m true cow- Harry Wartella of Cheyboygan ■ .1In Wtewell famUv Joined to at Roae; trttuurer. Mr* Tom Hunt; with Un eupe, tin were guest* of the Harold and the lake on Monday Gerald Bherrya and the Allen' Mra. 8 I. Brach 1* entertaining Heinrlckaena over the Fourth company from Detroit. and Mr*. Robert Hershberger. weekend j me Dr. Robert Clark family 8|>*rkeuc winners were Mrs Mary Ire Orabom of Uuulng from Oro**e Pointe were gue»t» Donald Birman. Mrs William vUiUd lire grandparent*, t b e of Uie Enk vanRela family at Gun Bulling. Mrs James Geiger. Mra. Don GoodenuxX. Mrs Robert Hnshbergtr. Mis John Lundrrn and Mra Ben McCaul. Jayoeen of the year la Mr*. William BuU- Lake-0 Jaycees Install Officers, Present Awards Personal Mention : Legion Going to Hicfrory Corners -- Sts CHICK6H BAR-B-Q DINNER STARTS WEDNESDAY. JULY 7th FOR A LIMITED TIME ONLY! lenneuf More About------ Backward (lances added to three existing routes. and family of Flint visited hl* ma hci. 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Satin elastic NOW 3.98 now 5.95 now 3.98 Store Hours SAVE $1 now 4.95 Open Mon., Tues., Thur*., Sat.: 9:30 a.m. 'HI 5:30 p.m. Open Wednesdoy and Friday Night* until 9 p.m. �-THE HASTINGS BAh'XER EDITORIAL pUctrngnt. tag preaeura to fate* conpsnlm to i fi<«*. unkm hiring iwlls and even into private industries executive "“W “<“•»»“»• “l“. 11 alwly on the unemployed. USES u now finding new Job* for more • Public Forum ''i. power to purchase any real *«tote don't make the same mistake that we did. YoUrS truly, 1 U» HI, K W NO huwrn Edward W. Morey. CXU. Charlotte. Michigan husband urged me to let him take > I me to a Grand Rapids hoqiit.il i but rtdlne UiZnaln jwin mote mwe1< of » fir'* «!J ‘‘“I*”1 v— • ^a< — ^rnade mart- tha severe. ARct a long 5 mmuv a lhe. n>e board « directora ahould lab girl armed and after 3 or 3 »;t down and dftctm way* -and Bhnvre's Youth Job Corjw. uie USES Director Lends Levine. t* to listed among the uncrcplojrd un-l nation. through which ALL Job Ohio. <;hks already exate tight county of Barry Office ot the Prosecuting Attorney Hasting*. Michigan Thia . once creeping and now Visualise what Utl* means. If >ou can ALL hiring controlled by one bouhdlng growth of Federal power Richard M Bauer la due to public apathy and finally- rluwtvuul4 va*t, all-powerful Federal agency Prosecuting Attorney worded Legislation that get* Uirough jso*W "state"^^ Into hfch-school cvunaeUng. collcgi* costly and difficult. if not impoa- girl pr.pMfd Uie UH. rajnuni un unit® leading rite letter to the the «pot. policy of the hwpltol.1 Kalamawo, Now my hu-Jamd took me thrre Mr* Wm. Hayta wni. F. Haye* entirely legal, filling and proper. VMCU^ me su fl. t Ptru^H^ because I needed help. He told the ' t_ .J U— ft... t,. fMV ' Ur“UntI11 <X th* two young fellow* committee. However, the board wrote your nay recentlr later, tor Purely arbitrary rea-1 wf ii),,. > hospital is '*’*’*' r*‘l’'etl’d reconunenda- BI1 irutttution of mercy and the Hons of Uie committee, and it k m now their postUon that the pen- u" kf* "p „ ™rtly ln **“ qf Somehow lhe feeling periuto that} At a Federal grant 1* a gift, that ^u matter* concerning the pub Federal aid Is manna from heaven ' be Inlereal. it would seem to be s,t tier even alter being shmni he; . didn't have a cent un Ifim She 1411 ( V told htm he would lave to do the dishes and he told her. Uwt iw Hr .Vrs. Orlio » anSyrkte He explained to her Uiat eone-. Mt WX1 Lester Monica tones emenrencio come up unM M y expectedly and catch you unixv- r4WO ‘ pared and her words were If you Wtlclwr ilaiqrday night, June 3B. 'donl iixve the money you should- « Mr* Inrt Monica. Lucien WUll1nt *Ak tor cur service." -on mid lady friend <ame to Mr. We c-Aine right home and got and Mrs. Vein Welchera and went 1the money and returned hntmdt- with tocuv to Mr. amt WK-LoraU ,a|ety to tlic iuwpital gehere we Whltmon* tor “ faintly dinner found the girt had alrwfi left but Sunday. June 27 the office girl called. h>-r on tluMr» MAiirlce Healy is a medical teiepiione to find out the amount jMtnnt in Lakeview Oenend Huaof the bill after which ahe (office Battle Creek. « Mr and Mrs. --------- Iur U)C wtlluun Curitoia took Boy Scout Troup ItO to egmp near Muskegon Irtri'a behavior. “is... e.-u. . comment on your editorial o: sonv above staled, it u my opto-1 fact that already USES lava mwnl The gmemmmt ha* no money to June a4th concerning a new Jail ion that thj* portion U morally >. and legally untenable ■ TS..1**51 _!? that hospital. Ftrjt on fire important fronts—Scnlora .pend without first taking It from in which you alate. "Maybe It ana uincimoie^ question asked Is, "WtM I* your use Muuvr-or snr mtnsry w ■ ■ ■— 3 ~ ■ --."a—. “How about tinAs I have -lated, i have iwv not- natner name?" second hwn consullW ennuilted bhv th- Board TUvir.l of «r money?" coUected. of courae goes toward “ 4W(,l?0P!twbo Ye P"* betn ? Uie coueewu. « cuurac. goca u> ru mg the altol fur the cotMtructtoi. supervisors, but I have beard the _ , . with very the Federal-State Employment the mainlcnance of Uie myriad of of . new jail have no voice n, argument ■iniuiiiciH expreaaed c*prc*Mu that mat it n would; wouia —Ijut ret> 1 WM ,V taken — - /J ' bureaucratic e.tabllsliment* etabltahing Its location.u tnto more tov«.< economical ■' to locate a f “ ln " 1 railed " my “ doctor — Service; USES boost* that 300 tnnew jail on the courthouse U * ‘ ,o 80 focidcnuliy. unemployment “ord 'm*Xbe" 1. well ad new Jail on lhe courthouaei„2T “£* h*Plta} dUutkxi* of hlglier learning have where, la rwarr a rmWilem' FwU-ral Irt ,rU*d' fW, U B PBUClty Ol square. Thl* B Ml only debut1'^”, n” Tills ” we * would be ,ir thrre. llm Thta and guld- i* never a problem Feda.il aid ]*w un tin- subject In Maxwell able but also fails to Justify the and Ik coats aplenty tn more way* Uian v» Bay City Bridge Company, arbitrary action of lhe supcr­ one! Once the government c«xi- 1,10Michigan Supreme Court visors, who arte certainly not aauta to me “aid" tt Imarkblv [() fcp*‘*M* UMa* .*«»*n>uora' po*e: concerned about Davfnnan economy in l»M. •hey were to notify the doctor, We muU to give aid u Bnaruniy >puWR tnjat? . „ ( uJwn ting government employee, do the Now mowing’* fun, and futcr. too. job. "for tree"; USES hi aigning This 4-ecason tractor cates all lawn and garden task*. Text-ride ? CaU: elusive'' agreement* under which they pledge to do all their hiring E. L. CARPENTER through the Employment Service. HARDWARE Many labor union* iiave turned over their own hiring iiall* to Use 142 I. Store St. USES mbudteilc* and arc exertPhone Wl 5-2983 dictates how. when and in what elementary that Uie people are cult™ attempted to foist on the and Mt d'ran and they'd call the manner the spmdlug is to be Josie. I the source ol governmental au- people an incredibly lll-adrucd thorny and that it would be Im- courthouse and Jail complex. You are to be commended for Uie hall tn a room where a woman trol ts definitely Federal. bringing Uns Important question to the attention of the ra; people. ™ h m. »...a. Use the Sovings-ror your Vacation Fund when you NEW LUGGAGE for your trip. Children Under 12 UU MIENS' The Samsonite LUGGAGE July 8th thru 14th of how we modern Americans are n‘"'.lunctton of a newapaper when to corn* She listened to our story' Adults <• -« -■>«<«. >-ub. $1.00 stantMted by the law and moralWitai nothing liappened we freedom and Independence for a vidual or individuals •-—7 whose --------- In­ nr of the question. If Uie Miner- L'-Uled Um: ”**“> and *'«»* meas of Federal pottage. terest might be incompatible incompatible aiirw. us they mu.1, to,1014 ,o 8° t*ck do*'’> » Uw l^b ■; with that of ", the tSpublic puW,c interest the premise that the ultimate and Ub «lrt wo«kl be there । the Etoard’of tat^ JuU,of“y rriU w,Ul Ulc 'Ul 1 muiufw While walling my biUty in the uncontrolled growUi ha* cant to my attention that finance B llru JaU, Uleu u u -------------------| £“**•“} “dttaxl Logical that the wUhes of Uie of Federal power and authority. .„ . . j . U1C om, lupervisor* mat tn *?* people should be considered in AH too often, new board. and,, lon ol i slon ol the the Ration ouestian of of a a sit* for respcct to yle iho]e queillon of bureaus are errated with their — a Jail ~ to the people, or even even the the a new lail I can find no law io 'pie, or pirpoae and authority none too|cfeaU^? " r “«»»**“‘ *•*»« th. eflect that a quwU.n tov-lv committee of the people, would |ng public trust cannot be ■ *ubclearly defined and with no adc- be an unlawful delegation of au- milled to the people. thorny. I was not advised as to It t* uuuilfesL of course, tlial. For all practical purpem they the authority for this statement. the supervisors could have obvi-. operate with utter independence upun lhe statutory prorialon that a'' ted, the prevent difficulty by re- | ;uid thumb nhetr collective now* a board of supervUora ahall have specung the recommendations i ot the citterns committee which I al congrcMion*! auUtortty. ; they, themselves, created. If they terne. Americans, by and bug. arbl(raIliv ntute do so, than 11 had no Idea that the USES wouM are neither interested itor vMfcnfagrre with you that the only take off on It* own and quickly when it come* to matters of gux- remedy is for the people to ex< r- ; secure fur itself a degree of politi­ =u.. u cal and economic power Hut defies when fifty jxrvenl of Uie electorate supervisor* are willing to concede take* the trouble to vote and Uilrty that their authority l» derived all ordinary controls. percent would be above Um noruul ’ro**1 Ule P^P*0 Very truly yours. average. AU too many Americans Rlciinrd M Bauer ' cdtisider politic* to be u dirty busi- THE EXCISE TAX IS OFF Thursday thru Wednesday Hastings Banner despite lh» fact Uial politics kt Uie only media Uuough which people under democratic rule can makt , hear CUy of H(U. their wishes felt. If more people । tings is facing the problem of would develop active political u>- *»“»lns t® lm>!d a new Jail. Tins same problem Is one Chattcrcsta, then politic* would beconu1 lotte expertaiced a fewthat years ago 0XE 1IUXDBED AND tab 'dirty" and government much At the tune I believe lhe main , with Trmt Issue was'whether or not we. needed a Jail. In lhe heat of dis- : frUBMCHIFTION cusaion as to whether to build BATES . or not Xo build, the question of I Jeffenosi wrote about Life. Liberty location was given little ' con-1 sldrralton. and the Pursuit of Happtncaa. Charlotte is Justly proud ot Its j Life we anil have, with m tre over-all economic affluence than old landmarks falling before the existed at the time Jefferson onslaught of new building con- > penned Uic words of his immertift structlpn. our "antique" becomes more valuable to us each year. Declaration. Liberty we have in g The value of any work of art modified manner. If one can target <and I think old Courthouses such a* Charlotte and Hasting* | ever-growing barricade. of rules. mendously enhanced by its retreguiattohs. law*. ««:. with which tlng. Our Courthouse has lost ae are now hemmed In. Happiness, I some of It*'glamour tiecauve of AMiaicAN Htwirarra atrauiNTATiva Im. 0«OMt „ m. Ml> punue—alUwuui »hen . . I WlUCn Is located right behind II. the Great Society gets into high I j wUh we hatl Uw opportunity ' gear, reeponalbility for this, too, I to chooae again. 1 know I. for i will probably be centered in ;<JIiw|onc. would actively campaign to LoiTo.isi -n.™ ». K!i'uit:lS'S.xr:.;\‘i,'r at his sensational best... a teen-age terror who scares nobody but himself UPHOLSTERING • Pickup and D«liveiy. THE FURNITURE BUILDING DELINQUENT Wayno Hazel Phone 374-3523 WNMWMAWiW fr—, ROOEfU MRS ■ HOMCf W4WC»I 9—Plus— THE UNRIVALED HERO OF THEM ALL BRINGS YOU HISTORY'S MOST COLOSSAL AFRICAN ADVENTURE! PEACE OF MIND Wh<« mo bring you prtscriptuxi Io ut. ft It liRed by i Irgistefed Ptorjnjtiil aho r»cetrtd profit t>'on»l Iriiitiii in the idence cf Phirntcy. He it famHiar with i miaiotim ol 7,000 pretuiptioa itefflt and iddt ippronmetety 400 r„„jTHE MAGNIFICENT |color! ed<*. Hit constant stedreem bmed with hit iiitauie skill *nd training eathltt hits to urvt you ia * most efficient niaair. 2 ,MH“’KruB-au » Saturday, July 10—Biggest Display of Your (Re*plj) Pharmacy Jacob's ' BroQier" in Washington will be j uniqueness of our Courthouse Square. Dick, HaillnRS,.vUll has that. i when to smile. Ac in Charlotte I Hy hope that you EVER SEEN IN BARRY COUNTY Prescription Pharmacy Come Out and Enjoy Great Family Fun! 126 East State St. Phone Wl 5-2466 HASTINGS DRIVE-IN THEATRE Hastings So. Hanover <M-37l ’j Mile from City Limits Now! Rambler's SWRP'NGo SALE Big summer deals plus excise tax cut equals big savings CORNER WALNUT AND S. JEFFERSON HASTINGS Do yourself proud and save a bundle, on top of th* extra savings you make with the auto excise lax cut in effect now. Drive a big-performaned 65 Rambler. Take In tho luiury, room, sporty extras Then check the.froe-swlnfling summer deals during Rambler’s Swap N Go Sale. Terrific dials af tho lowest prices yet and you go Rambler-solid. Rambler-sura, and with all the Rambler extra values, like Double-Safety Brakes, end more. Come on in. Tho going s great and tho buys are the greatest at your Rambler dealer now! OUR SERVICES ARE FOR ALL FAMILIES What may seem reasonably priced for one family may not suit lhe requirements of another. We Silhouette. The luggage that ha* errip vitality. hooetta luggage i* made with a icuff-tciiitant, tiain-rcairtam flaHl and stroaf* lightweight magnesiom frame*. Lock* are hidden interior* are designed for arioklc-free packing Choose A B. CD. E. 2f>- Pullman Case Beauty Chi . Wook End Tote . . 24" Companion Case Throe-Suitor . . . ''AMERIOAN-the Economy Kina; buckets. con sola, floor stick*and anil save* you plenty. CLASSIC-*** lntornwdi*to-8Uo RjunMor; In *adan». convertible*. wagon*. optional vinyl-roof con serve ALL families because we offer services In every price bracket, beainnina with the most moderate. $42-50 $25.00 $25.00 $32.50 $45.00 Samsonite Silhouette The luxgage that sets the pace for luxury McPka/din. Mttt'i. 'k/eaA. ’Dregs Wall. . . You Can't Afford Not To" LE0I1HRD OSGOOD *-funenal,JJoin(i CHARLES H. .LEONARD You’ll-swing* sweet summer deal when youSW Co RAMBLER '65 by American Motors JACK D. OSGOOD Phone 945-2471 HASTINGS RAMBLER, INC 201 N. Broadway �Hickory Corners I Woodland 1965 BARRY COUNTY waking on - LlUU Hatting, Building Permite liry By Mrt. Edna Brottn : MtesBdn. WmiMnof KaM-^ nr t—taM wawto^ isit a. o Boltwoc4. UtotsUSB. r»00. Fr*4 _ wS ' rlS m , »«» enaetrscUan. I1S.SM, w By Mrt. GUndon CurtU 11 - _ 3 VuXreofgeopte^l-^^ N0ta-\ ........ 3 w off iziftrfo W • . 5m-T5St»_*a. ■». ^ Rending Li»l . Snfssr ars-. In Geometry *- it They plan to more in as whUe wlUi lhc 8th In­ Hannan Miller and swi. Wayne. as passible Thia will«r- fantIy niviawn in Germany, tainly be a change to ata lights p»xta, a canncnesr in Battery m lhe houte and frilly wtato D 7U> Bauallcn * lhe dlvSmX . — -- . been pmxsred by The Utuvwatty Personal Mention souq rapully dsvekiplng Urplo In sahool l^ Artllloy near Baumholdjr, her arm while vistUng friends In the nortli Arnold Laurence mZJuIv 26 ,.Z„ July 31 FAIRGROUNDS-WEST STATE ROAD, HASTINGS FREE Admission Ranns. The new mlnlrier. Rev. • rul Ur. Rlrharri VwndmRlMCh Plan io move nare m aaoa aa tla-v awt tfilrm wvru«l nt itwHr 1 vnry mm* ama as u»r . ... —^7. tension Hcmce. twms. uww H1<h ' * wm broken. Mm Addle Griffeth Airman First Claas Theodore suffered a broken hip in a fall son of Mr and Mrs Rex Myer* of 24 Edgelake Drive. Un­ . ion Lake, la now on duty with a family of Ooalnlng. N.Y. Iiave ■ bMU hare vUitlng her parents. . the Larry Weats. and her brother ; a e Myers U . supply inventory spec- gressing nicely. Dick Burdick, as­ and wife, the Michael Wests, « w uu*t and u helptn< pravldt “* sisted by EUm Trick, la building while Mr W. was away on busil *ntul ■uPP°rt •en'lces for neas. He joined his family here i ^ltM “e ukln« tJ,elr i USAF personnel who are tralnJuly 4th txsiie are traveling and sight, ancj assisting the Vietnamese Einar Frandsen and Dun Doyle I wvdng atxl <xhers are just eel- jn uuir fight against communist attended a busineas meeting at i joying thrir leisure time. * 'n* sgjrcaJon. PACAF Is Responsible pole »)7* Boyne Mountain Sunday through Uons are planning a picnic for {or Ult uamu* mUilon and for | their next'regular meeting July providing airpower to defend the U. Following the picnic M the u fl and tta allies in the Pacific born on Floyd Jonar farm which was destroyed by fire a few met Robinsons left Friday toI Grand Ledge, willPWtaw, ace "Lute I and East areas. The airman aw .i u» they LMn. 1 . Far "riXor&urtau n„i. months ago. cabin in Canada The velvet ant, which is actually Lowell Dime* R3 Boyne City. I • . . Rev. Dimas la now a minister at Aviation Ordnanccman Third the Horton Bay BUB Church. * CU*s Russell Martin. USN. son ThU Thmulsy nlgiu. the Fire of Mr and Mra John A. Harun Department will treat Uietr chll- of It, 1UMlncs luul t»n award“...““t "’“'“L""“S* “ “» atom ispniuixThrv will mlnv a .Sil* nr, tfv»__ ...... ___ ...... ■ I GBinder will supply his pulpit both morning and evening, July Uie protection of a dense, furlikr coat, the National Geographic says. Ulas lone Driscal originally from Grand Rapids. She ivu ___ Leone, Week Africa for many ». ..... . .. . auuacu uc u. o. from Mm thus Wilt is making her —.... • home in Woodland full Um*. Pleet* ahxraft carrier Recent callers with her wore U88 Midway. Midway pilots teaching. in WOLVERINE'S lO-Btatowuri Pulley Lkbikry for. .. Outboard, . bboards HASTINGS EXHIBITS ★ HARNESS RACING STUNT DRIVERS * GIANT MIDWAY GRANDSTAND SHOWS * CONTESTS PULLING CONTESTS * "GRAND OLE OPRY' 219 West State St. “Side of Strand Theatre” Phone 945-4100 farti and daughter. Jane, were E. R. Lawrassca Mutual Fund Investments The Famous-Gigantic A. J. CARL SHOWS and Monday, July 26 8:00 1:00 1:00 1:30 6:30 9:00 A.M.—4H Hones Judging. 10:00 A.M.—Midway Opens. Children's Day Rides at Reduced Prices. 2:30 P.M.—Children’s Contests. Games, etc. Grandstand Free. Admission: $1.00 Winn you’re iuinrti kj INSURANCE AGENCY FUN FOR EVERYONE! * * * * ENiir CSREFSEE Church met for a picnic din* ner Tueaday. July a. at the homo of Mn Gladys Crockfort. Tias dinner was held at 1 o'clock with a meeting following. * Mr. *nd Mrs. John Maloney of Ply- NOW! SAVE BIG... AT OUR JULY Crockford. * Tho W8C8 will hold a bake sale Friday at the Hastings City Bank * Mr. and Mrs. Carl Hates returned home this laJt week from Florida. They will be staying at their iiocnc with their aon, Arlen, until thia nice Summer passes then re­ turn to the sunny south. Mr. and Mrs Max Duncan and family of Grand Hnei mn Monday visitors with their par- CLEARANCE ONE GROUP of Ladies Spring tr Summer but they aota had it — trot Luokfly R was their oteret Children 50c. Wednesday, July 28 —ffa, 4H Day— 9:00 A.M.—Judging Dpiry Cottle. 11:00 A.M.—Midway Opens. 2:00 P.M.—Hamess Racing. 4 Races, 2 Heats Each. $4,000.00 in punes. Seats: $1.00. 7: 00 P.M.—Livestock Parade. 8: 30 P.M.—Heavy Weight Horse Pulling. Admission: Adults $1.00 . . . Children 25c. Thursday, July 29 9:00 A.M.—Livestock Judging, 11 -.00 A.M.—Midway Opens. 2:00 P.M.—Harness Racing. 4 Races, 2 Heats Each. $4,000.00 in purses. Seats: $1.00. 8:30 P.M.—King Kovac Auto Thrill Show. Admission: $1.00. CONTESTS D E C C CC Regular Prices Middleville By Mrs. Mary Jackton Our Entire Stock of Spring and Sujnmer Ladies Summer on a 30-day furlough from Rhine Main Air Base. Germany, vlslUng hu parents. Mr. and Mra. Philip Nichols and family, returned to Germany Tuesday. His brother. Harold, who recently had surgery on his hip tn Blodgett Hospital, expects to be out of isolation this week. * Mr and Mra. LeRoy Steen and son. Jim. of ArUona. who have been visiting their daughter, Mis Pat Regan, and also her mother In Kalamas<u> left Tuesday for Norfolk. Va.. to visit a non. Fred, and family be­ fore returning to ArUona. PURSES One Group of Plastics and Leathers Ro«. $2.98 Q Q ■ OO LADIES HATS [j Reduced 50^° Ladies SWIM SUITS Bridge the Drastically Reduced GAP Reg. $16.98 Till Pay Day Now Only $8.88 CHILDREN'S WEAR Friday, July 30 9:00 A.M.—Dog Show Free (at the boms). 11:00 A.M.—Midway Opens. 2:00 P.M.—Hamess Racing. 4 Races. 2 Heats Each. $4,000.00 in purses. Soots: $1.00. 4:30 P.M.—4H.& FFA Fat Stock Sale. Judging Arena Free. 8:00 P.M.—Burt Ruby Famous Wrestlers Ladies, Midgets and Men. Admission: $1.00 .. . Ringside $1.50. OFF <*•»». J****' Misses and Half Sizes One Rack of Dresses, Toppers, Two Groups Reg. $7.98 and $6.98 Marked Down Coats, Swim Suits, Play Suits Csafideatial. Chargee lVt% »e IJ 00.00, I V« % $100.00 t» $1,000.00. Ladies JAMAICAS Ladies and Subteen One Group of Cotton Poplin in WEAR ... One . Rack of Odds and Ends - Drastically Reduced! assorted colors . . . side zipper. EXHIBITS Reg. $2.98 NOW— „ Saturday, July 31 9:00 A.M.—Midway Opens. 2:00 P,M.—Mule Pulling. 8:00 P.M.—Greatest Show of the Week! Grand 'Ole Opry. Several prominent stars and complete stage show. Grandstand—$1.00. Reserved seats on track $1.50. $4 44 I JEWELRY One Group of our Spring and Summer Jewelry Values from $1.00 to $1.98 . . . NOW J/ '2 One Group of Jersey Shifts in Misses and Ladies SHIFTS Half-Sizes . . . Assorted prints and colors. Regular $7.98 THROW RUGS 3 Big Days Viscose Pile . . . large Harness Racing selection of colors in assarted sixes. MODEL FINANCE »50°° to f|, 000“ 1W w. Sr. Phong 945*3429 Regular $3.98 ^2^$500 Now $4^ Look for famous Trade-Name' labels on the things you buy ... you'll find them here! ParmaleeJr 124 East State Street �*—THE HASTINGS BANNER__________ Thursday. July 8, IMS training epough course* in arro- . nautira that will be equivalent Past Residents Return from West For Visit Here Bridge-Luncheons Are Gay. Colorful Affairs ot Hotel . Society news tlon. Tragedy struck Uie family twice a! Ur.- leaving Michlj-ui Mra Baxter jRubyl died sud­ denly following a stroke two years ago llita Summer. Mra. Harold PhUllpe and Mra. Roy Cordas were co-lmslcr.-m for luncheon and bridge at the Hartings Hotel Wedneralay and Thursday afternoon. June 30th and July 1*1Tbeac occasions pointed up the fact that Mra Alx-n John­ son ha* a new title added to her many other admirable unhs and accomplishment*; it ta. Ttie at the Hartings, Country Club Duplicate game Turaday night Hooker. Gun bake Second went Dlck, attended Hasting* High Mr. and Mr*. Henry Etandren School during his freshman and sophomore years. Me gradu­ week when their friencta George ated from a military school In Ivan Baxter and daughter. Ivy California with a high rating Aim, of San Diego. Calif. paid and qualiUcaUon* to become an Herman Boucnrr I I.. young Urn to be given for 15 mouths os a member of I lhe U;‘8. Army Security Agency. dent* of thL-. area before moving After returning to U. S. ui 1959 A i' 1 Hany Burke and Dr. and Mra. W. R. Birk. She volunteer* to share the dene and arrange* them with Bright sunshine and blue skies favored the ladle* for their day at Uie Hastings Country Club Tuesday when Mrs. James Chase was chairman for Uie luncheon and afternoon of bridge. Winners wth baby breath, were in bounti­ ful arrangements to decorate th.setting for the guerta Mr*. Cordra fixed the tiny bouquet* for the small tablm. Bridge award* al lhe first luncheon went to Mrs Clifford Dolan. Mra. George Dean. Mra. Wtawell. iter and Beach. Mrs. Jock Clarey and Mrs Gordon Cove. The previous craft Company which L* now tile assignment, though. because railed the General Dynamics he was „ ueu instantly ... killed in an Aircraft Corporation. Hta de- BUtornobUp Bcrjucn: near the partment doe* ctarwlfted work Uu<- while riding with a grobp for liic government designing of Mher y„all„ ^4^ Mt< and deretapmg rtreraft .nd Baxter nevn «npiwT^v^ spacecraft for lhe future. , e<i fr0H1 #)»ock of her ron’i The Baxter* are members of, death which ultimately contrithe Modem Air Flying Chib of butcd to her death. Ban Diego. They flew o«u- of the The Baxter* were pleased with club's small Piper Cherokaa lthe courtesy iumI friendliness of plane* to Michigan. Ivy Ann. the people of Harting* with who graduated from high school whom they came in contact dur­ ---- - —j-*—.-M-U ln|, {hrtr bn(.f Vljat day in June, la an expert pilot. especially grateful to Kendall Rea tun. who graciously lent Ina horn Son Diego to Michigan them a car to drive during Uiclr visit Morey. Mr*. Harry Burke and Mrs Cornell Dcnlon. Golf win­ ner* were Mrs. Dick Cotter, Mrs. Stephen Johnson, Mr*. Garrett Isham,' Mrs Jack Wood. Mr*. Cedric Morey. Mrs. Howard Pet­ ers and Mrs. Dorothy French. i Mr. and Mra. Lloyd Bteeby St- John* tor dinner Monday evening at the Grand Rapid* Airport to celebrate Dons birth­ day which waa Tuesday, July 6. Top faille* the following day ww held, by Mrs. Roy Hubbard. Mra Paul Faulkner Mrs Even t Phelpa, Mrs Rudolph Flora, Mrs Gorge Lockw.xxi and Mrs. James Chase. Guests from South Are Honored. Here Back to Hastings for the first time in 15 years came the Jerry | Johnsons from Dirham. N. C.. to visit the Charles Pauls , They flew Into Metropolitan airport Thursday and lifts was the first time they had seen their host* in eight year*. The Mra. Margaret Johnson for dlnJohnson* Used to live nt the sailing, enjoys deep-sea ftailing ',•ner . . on„oSaturday evening. The matching accessorial and the eania enjoyed. H. H. 8. M grad Mis* KaUle romer of S Church and Bend and other outdoor activities. She ■ Coreys were overnight gneiss of groom s motlira wore a cyclamen ' Fuller fkw to Finland Monday plan* to become a flying instruc- Mra Lev-ta Stanton. pink, thrre piece ensemble with I wixre she will visit Mtaa Heidi ated with Michigan Bell and । Mbs Martha Alice Mcrron, pink and white acojMoncn BaUi they resided here mothers wore a white orchid ।----- • ------ 1------------’ I dent, who lived with the Claude Sunday .afternoon and evening daughter ol Mr. and Mra. Rob. I1 The "TV. Richland nirlilnnrf Presbyterian P.-.KbI ■ Gardner family wlillr she al­ Mr and Mra. Richard Ptldpaux-h I en Menon. Byron. Ill, became ! Church was Uie scene Saturday, tended ' ‘ achool • • •here ■On July 33rd• entertained with an open house - ;the bride of Donald Stuart church parlors immediately fol- . June 38- "l 3 P1”' tor tnarrU«c the two girls will fly to Spam to ' Frail, son or Mr and Mrs. How- lowing lonx me I*. ceremony. m, AMiaung vi -----PM1,‘P‘ visit Heidi's brother. Mbs Puller oring the southern vtaltar* Many about the rooms were, MH1 j*™! Norman Lsngiiisw.^ will recall that Mr and Mrs. DIAMONDS fore reluming home about Aug. Johnson served as master and Kat hie Robinson. Parchment; -____________________ Mrl WIUUm A- ^“’1* ot 15th. I formed by the Rev Herbert Nabb Miss Cheryl Doolittle. Hastings. ^Xw^hJTfor a w£*^d Mra Harold Walker. Mra. Ben.??S_ th ” _ ,0 L± T*_ I A.unists. and the rnnm's Barents at the Byron United Church. FVldjxuuchrs wedding. .Byron. Ill, on Saturday. Jura- aid Hunun. Mra. Gerald Gararti. weekend .intipicked them up. . . Mra James Wise and Mrs . RobOucsU of Don । 1 callera Tuesday at tile Ijwnf Two hundred guest* were pres- trt R<nk. Ronald DoolitUA^pok on [he Fourth were Sir-1 tilt as. ttic bridal couple spoke 03X0 01 ,he “‘P6 recorder Bennie B.-Own and fan and formed the double ring ocrr-mixiy Ml** Gail Furman was the Bowman. Jr. and Brian and their vtnra before an altar' For traveling, the new Mrs. Mr and Mra. Bill Rang tn the presence of 300 guest*. Mrs •stz-r ■----Hetty LeRoy, soloist, waa dccorniid with white munu and Frost changed to a green and Mrs. Etta Smith ol B— *------». ---------— accom------- - . honoree nt the recipe siwwer Mrs David Hayner. Tammy and candles. The pews were marked white dotted swtaa drea* wtth spent But week with Mr*. Mary ponied by Mra. Roy Ladd, organist . with white bows. !wvhite accessories and a corsage Townsend, and Mr. and Mra. Th* bride was lovely In a floorMichael CTardy. Kalamazoo. °* gardenias. After Aug. 1. their Paul Smith, also of Rochester. | length gown of white taffeta, fra- on Thursday. July 1. Mias Fur­ solotat. sang. - Entrent Me Not ncw ...... address .......... will .. ... be ... 1008 Island wereV-Sunday guest*. Alao callers LH4.UJI luring ....... -tang7". sleeves ------ .. and . a medium —1------man will become the bride of To .V Ixxivc *«..«, Thro.'' *.ax. "How .xuw Do I. Drive Court. Ann Arbor, Arbor. Mich.ion Mich, on Sunday were Mr. and Mra.|*eoop Mra. ««»p neckline neAlUw outlined with taee taee. Alfred Hawrancy of Farming­ Love Thee" and The W'eddltig 'n*- ,rroom w111 m,cr lhe Unl’ .joy Roy Norton or of canton Carlton center. Center. ,. The bell duped aklrtwa* enhanced ham. Ma**., on Saturday. July ------- — ‘ n — U . v ven.il v of Mlehlenn Marllrnl With a bOW at tile front Uhd back vvmity Michigan Medical | Among the Hastings friend*I W,U1 i Prayer.' School In the Fall----------------- . who attended tho open house, ol th Church In Grand Rapids. Out 6f town guc.-its came frotu ct-Irbnitlng U-.e^golden wedding j ,ln«* ot .vtr, imu bus. i ----------- — . ..------- -- ---------— WEDDING : length gown of silk organza, ac- Hasting*. KalanuUoo. Parch-1 .•uuuviraan f.rU J«nL U It. hrae «< U»lr ? ““ T“' ■ cc-nted with Alencon lace Her nwnt- Allegan, Ann Arbor. South to arrive at Ute Grand Rapids PHOTOGHAPHY elbow length VeU of silk Illusion Ilnv,n B‘K R*Pids. Saline ami a-ushur. Mr. >.d Ma Joe “5“ to ““ airport Friday night from Etan Cooper, at MorahaU on .. , was iwid in place with a re-x-m-* ?Drta«t'- ’•Hch.; Cedar Rapids, ,iWilIol . . . .. — — .. Mixa Hal*. Phtll na «■ her ala. Bernardino. Calif , to spend two broltiered l.-icc Juliet cap. she IowB- Oregon and Byron, HL tcr's maid of honor She won* a week* with her parents, the Dick earned n bouquet of white m-« Honolulu. Hawaii. floor-length copen-blue gown with and atephanous. Her only JpwdHa-nffiJe gurat* ww; Mr. and Ted Knopfs. Mr* Waller Perkins. matching accessories and carried lage. Accompanying her for ' ry was a diamond pendant, a gift Mra. Donald Doolittle. Chery! land Ronald; Mrs. LeRroy D<x>- Reinhardt*. Mra. Ethri Carl. two balls. BridesuaM* were the M5-3967 little, grandmother of the groom: Mrs. Edward FL-Jut and Robin and Mrs. Ethan Kidder. Special Person and Mrs. Cedric Morey: Mr. and of the bride from Great Falta. Mrs W. F Smith and Valerie; for a few days laM week wm Mont, Tliey wore light blue floor­ iners. Honolulu, Hawaii; Mra. Ralph Black of BaiUe I Barbara Arnold, Portage, and and Mr. and Mra. Thomas 8tct>- Creek. length gowns with matching acpriced from FIFTY^DpLiARS i Karen Prost. -■Urter of Hu- groom. On Sunday Mra Margurrt Mrs Maud Meraon. grandpitJi ment of carnation* in Johnson enU-rUiined Uie RorcJl ball. floor length linen gowns and tiler of the bride, from South Harold Langsliaw octet! as hl* , matching Dior bow lietid-pirccs i Haven also attended. brother's best man and ushers A ------rchcaraal party — was----------licid on in blue, yellow, green and pink. | ---— r—. Mrs. Walter Lake's Sunday were Janies Langxliaw, brother of rrapccUvely They curried bou-| Friday. June 25. at 0:30 pm. at qm-ts ot white eamatlons with Maxon* Manor. Oregon. Ill, and Wiles and Mr. and Mra. Guy I ribbons to match dw color of hasteci. by the groom's parent*. Willard, and her niece. Mrs at Uie bride and Jack DePriester, 102 E State Wl 5-5316 all of Hickory Corners. I their drcsscB. ' Mr. and Mrs. Frost. . Harold Ch.v--Es.M-. Mra. Wiles | A r .■ eptIon followed lhe cereWilliam Smith..Hastings, acted ■ ------- -—•----------was formerly from Bellevue but ..i—y al me Gull Lake View Goif as tret man and ushers were'- • is now. making her home with Club. Richard iraas. Parchint-nt: GaryWild. Sahngt.and Dennis Kelly Pledges Troth to North Olmstead. Ohio. of Big Rapids, all fraternity r,eagCS I CO ID TO Miss Harriett Rickman at Avenue, Rl. Augusta. Mich. Kalamazoo was a Thursday visi­ i Mr. and Mrs R. J. <Hud' Babt- 'tor of Mra. Fred Pierson, and a California. Iv/\Ann was Mra. Bandeen'* pupil in kindergarten, the flrrt and second grades while attending tho Barryville School. She ta a very personable and vivacious young lady. She ta an WMU over Uie weekend, and | Jean from Ferri* Elate, andI their parents, tlie Roeeil Stan._ ----------------------------- s Mrs. Wayne Corey from Benton dunk Lake on Wednesday evr- MRS DONALD STUART FROST , . Mbs Martha Alice Menon Is Married Hastings Man is Married in Rites At Byron, Illinois brother* and roommates of the groom. For her daughter's wedding. Mra. Menon chose a mauve iace wedding anniversary which Oc­ 8LttrX^^>e Mna^?* Kiriw of the Ray Shroyers. Uie I .......................... Ken Lubcrteaux. Uie "Dutch Hoevenaira, who have a mutuali date, the 7th. A potluck dinner: Personal Mention MR. AND MRS NORMAN LANO8HAW . . . Mis* Dian* Davidson Phillips Is Married. Richland Church Is Setting for Lovely Nuptials .to. I?Heide nl°nd To Visit Recipe Shower Hbnors Gail Furman “4S WHITE'S Photography Gilmore Jeweler Belinda Babione .John Cytlak JULY CLEARANCE SUMMER SPORTSWEAR |one. J516 W. McGarmlrj- Raid. ' i Fremont Fremont. Ohio Ohio, nro are onnatir.rltur announcing th* the Walter Lake. jlinda Jane, to John Cytlak. son their daughtey and family, tho j of Mr. and Mra. Edwin Cytlak. UO William Yatas In KoJamaaoo i Eiirt Hudson. Toledo. Ohio. Mlv and nLso at Uieir Gun Lake cot, B.ibione is a 1965 graduate of Fre­ Mrs. Pauline Baker and Mrs. i man! High School and Ls employed । at Cedar Point, Sandusky, Ohio. ™-,------ - — —- ---------- — Her fiance is employed by General! led relatives in Ohio over Uie SHOE STORE JAMAICAS Reduced BERMUDAS KNEE PANTS • PEDAL PUSHERS SLACKS SKIRTS T-SHIRTS Wayne's... new IS SET FOR ITS RE 33’A BLOUSES Reduced On Thursday JULY 15th Dresses CARPET MILLS favor®®@0 • HATS • PURSES to dean modern carpets HOST contlili of o Dry O*an«r ond on Electric Brush deslgnsd for PRICE • JEWELRY It's been a long time since our disastrous fire of last January . . . We've missed our customers ond hope they will be hoppy to have us back in business at the same old location, but in o brand new store. deep dirt end ellminoting mbHing, No handwork. No wet carpal. Xoomi Use our machine to dean 300 sq. ft. C AQE only (average home) EVERYTHING WILL BE NEW Phone ut lor information. - The Bonnet & Gown Alma Fingleton Shop HASTINGS FLOOR COVERING 123 Weit Stote Street, Ha,tirv9» BOS NIWILL Fhon. Wl 5-5111 b NOLAN GUTCHISS. O»»sn the Store Building, Fixtures and the Entire Stock of Shoes for Ail the Family �. < ) . THE HAKTWflS B.AN’fflH-t ' Thursday, Jaiy I. IMS I Open House FRESH DONUTS To Honor the Doug Vickerys from tho Superette 205 N. Michigan ;W-66 Extension Opens Tuesday R3 Deltta in honor of their 2.-th wedding anniversary at lhe Prairie>ie Township Hill from 2 to 4 pm. on Bunday, July 25 nu-tr children and families are planning the occwattm ( Ihitir children Include Gary ‘ M home Prahlev^* *'ul M1Xc- Jesse Larabees Mark 55th Jubilee The by>pa» along with por­ tions of M-71 and M-« from south of Battle Creek U> the state Uns wui bo incorporated ana renumbered as M-«. M'~8 Watch While We Make 'Em landlubber Um In celebration ot the latter's 54th wedding annlver- Plain 59c dox. —-------- -----~ •■•Kpliy surprised with a decorated anniversary cake which Uiey then FROSTED fr DECORATED Donuts ---------------- —69c - — —dox. —— . Ml of Hastings High achool, naa completed tier junior year at Central Michigan University. Her Baure. a ivdu graduate ol W. K. Kellogg- Consolidated School at hickory Corners, is a graduate ot Omtrai Michigan University, I TRY SOME TODAY Open Daily 4 __ __ . _ TASTE TREATS 9 A.M. to II F.M. ---------------------------- ,— '•Tse City, was scheduled to bring I I us daughter, Darlene, to Youth Camp at Hopkins this week and I then come to Hastings for at least an overnight slay with hto mother. i the Rev. Mra. Lila Manker Jack Fox. a student at Ferris । gp^it the weekend with Glass Creek 4H Kock Club Meets Methodist Rites Unite Couple in MUSIC IS FOR EVERYBODY The Afternoon The Olaas Crock Valley 4H Rock Club met al lhe noma of Lake Odessa A reception was held In the church parion fcritowing the ceremony. Mra Sue Bhurtow was Single Ring Rites Unite Couple at Methodist Church By Mn. Ban Peterman We Hove Something Musical for Every Member of the Familyl STRUM A UKE $6.95 Miss Dawn BurghdoH was at the I guest book, and Miss Linda Burghdoff poured coffee. For their wedding trip through Northern Michigan, the new Mra Burghdoff wore a navy blue sheath dress trimmed in white and the corsage frojn her bridal bouquet A reheated party was bald at Ute Hotel Heatings Friday, June 25. and Hosted by ttt groom's Par- Rev George Elliott performed Pbr traveling to Niagara Falls and Thomas Burghdof!. the double ring ceranony in the and pasta of Northern Michigan, the new Mr* Anders wore a The wedding case was made and presence of ISO guana. The Rev. George Elliott read the white suit with pink aoceasurita. single ring ceremony al 2 o'clock docurnted by Mrs. Stewart Sweet and the groom's cake was dscoTheir new address to R4, Green's in U»e presence of 100 guests. raicd by Mrs Robert Itehtgsl. Traitor Court, Hastings. meeting al st Joseph and was reappointed publicity for the district. The charter waa draped _.__ _ ... . Hjr. Thia trip for Terry was a gift from Ray. who to with tho Malt at the American Kmbausy in the Vatican Ctty. Ray has Donald 8. Lockwood, M. and rented a cottage on tho AdriaUo Andeltate Tiodorit* ftoncliea, 18. and-Mr. and Mn. Arthur Burgh- both of Brittons Resort, Gun Lake, dotf, of KI Hastings, are parents were married on July 4th by Myvn. Arthur Creighton. L. M. of Ute bridal couple. Yankee Springs Justice of the Headworth, Carl Uicnnan and Prceaniad in marriage by her Dan Peterman. The July meeting father. Uie bride wore a full-tengUi sown of embroidered lace over ny- Married July 4th . . Bs Pts,I. Chantilly lace over satin, styled with long slccvoi and a scalloped neckline, accented by sequins. The sequin decoration was re- a crown of seed peurls and tear­ drop crystals She carried a bou­ quet of white and yeliow gtadl- Marriage Licenses tiou'll love our BAKED GOOD Dctrolt were recent guests ot Mr ami Mra. Dan Hickey. * Mr. and Mn. Bernard Johnson spent Harmonicas — $1 to $15 Hohner Mclodicas Every Monday is Pantry Day font quittr. RwamnisrdeijBd., Outstanding Value at ^AQ50 V aZ • Rogers Drums Our Reg. 24c Loaf tef Pantry White £ Bread, Mondays Only 20c or — " *Loavws • Gibson Guitars Pennsylvania Dutchies A rich fry roll chuck.fuil Large Record Dept. Other Models $22.95 to $189.95 6 for at rsriim A real treat I Friedcakes OM-F««bion. Hand Cwt g for • Voice of Music Phonos. FRIDAY & SATURDAY SPECIAL VISIT OUR LARGE SHEET MUSIC DEFT. All 58c COME IN AND BROWSE Almond, pwiasppto cherry, blueberry, brown sugar nut filled. Bunday in June. * Mrs. Dan Hickey spent the Juno 2tith weekend at Plymouth as guests of Mr. and Mn. William Graff. MUSIC CENTER 1 )8 W. State Orange Knots A delightful fry roll with fresh orange. Phone Wl 5-4284 mothers wore an orttild ourxsgr. A reception wu> held in the church parlors Immediately following the ceremony. Mra. Michael McMillan cut the wedding cake; Freeport It's Underway NOW! MEN'S and BOYS CLOTHING A REAL OPPORTUNITY TO SAVE on SUITS, SPORTCOATS and Edgerton Special 54c Coffee Cakes . Men's Shoes Plus many other Items of Clothing and Accessories CLEVELANDS • MEN'S and BOYS' WEAR 130 E. State Jean Post and friend of Baltic Creek, and Mra. Greta Blough. * Mr. and Mra. John Ustmrno Jr, Carlton were Friday, Juno 25. vtottora of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Blough. * Mrs. Jay Champlin and children and Mrs. Sadie Bwvct oi Belding were Thursday, June 34 visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Clair Clum Mrs. Karl Tuttie of Naahvtlto was a Saturday, June M. visitor at the Clair Clum home. * Mr. and Mra. Ben Chrtstte and were Saturday. June of Grand Rapids. * Mr. and Mro. Tom Owen and children were Bunday. June 37. luncheon gurets of Mr. and Mrs. r Mr anil Mrs. tn of Yankee 'riday, June ». and Mrs Merton and Mra Frank Friday evening. June M. visiting with retoUvca at J. C. Frootor at the Ctobs’AULer Funeral Hume In Cale­ donia. * They attended the fun­ eral for Mr. Proctor at lhe CatoMdhodist Church on Sat- Danish Krispcs DALE’S BAKE SHOP We Announce with Pride ition of Famous DuBarry BEAUTY WONDERFUL DuBarry Beauty [Mirations are the newest, proudest occu|iants of our A Itvu ftah never stops growing. NkttonaFtlecgraphic says Growth Blows abruptly at wttual maturity, but ti»e ftoh generally gets a little tonga- and a little thicker each year. Cosmetics Department. w nitever your beauty needs... for your hair, your >kin, or your complexion—you'll find a special DuBarry Preparation planned Dr. A. E. Dahlman to make you look “Born Beautiful”! D.C. Chiropractor So won't you come in soon? 121 w. C«„tm st. Hastings Phone Wl 5-3394 L_. PRESCRIPTION PHARMACY ------ 126 E Stwte St. FUmWIS.MM �. ... |Brethren Church on M-M. * Mrs Richard Cook was one of X F/rnf Trill ' ll__ J___ L.g O Ufaf-t*,. i There *•“ ■ P*«ilc al| the guenti tn Charlotte Wednesday VOTII V f iTyden Park on th. Fourth Thorae; taring the Eaton County M(dleal Roy Baaler. who fanm three » u o, l j z-i » *we the Ted OXaugh- Facility which to now under conKlMlrw at Wet­ fly Mn, Richard Clark J Una. the Ron OTaughllM and stnscUon. One of the new State h8 Sa.ta J n-M MJ-1J5S I the Larry Plaunta. laws, ahioe live Barry County Fa- conw Comers, reports ne A weekend ago Mr and Mrs Helen and Larry Plaunt and clllty was built, has the require- com held with wn nearly■ rix f«*t OordonCMe and famll/ family are spending a few dan mmt that the structure mutt be tell. Boy la wry of her brothers fam'17 U>i* wee. visiting relative, in located near enough to a munid- consljtortng the oW adage ofem Mr and' Mra.Ron Tobias >n I Northport. * Bunday dlnnifr pallty so it will be serviced by the should be knee high by the 4th Aurora IB On the Fourth the »u“u of Nln“ Rennie Mott city sewage and waler sjatem. of July. Cases were guaata of Mr ajJd'uer« Mr-“nd Mrs. Roy Chandler.'--------------------------- ------------- :------ i—-------- ----- ' ■ ’ ' ' “r Mr*. Harold Case at their lake. I * Wednesday evening caller* at . 1 The occasion celebrated Gordon's the Warrerf Brogans were Mr. I ___________ .-- - ------------------u:. 1 Mr> K<et I >■ ar. I M:. H.iiile Swi-et and Mr ‘.■■ ■,•., . . . i PWK HOSPITAl HemlerMIOt ft Vicinity alarms last week. Friday at 4:16 ----------------------—----------- ---------- । par Uley rollwl ta lhe soxon Receive, Cap at BATTL* CUBK—Msrtta *ad Mas Drive-III to cxUngutoh u gr»w fire Leila Ceremony ■c£^attii3LS2Kr iwh‘ch *“ »**««’froni MUci Charlotte M.Rein.daugh- CLAXKkVnXB-B^sl Kldr.d. /ub.|a ter of Mr and Mn. Robert Rein DBLTOM -USSy Uiasai', Ks. C.rl over an ar*a 40 by 80 feet. Batux*tt"Bi J m , »»* b ^ m ^ a X a ‘ 9 80 “ m thn roUed ,O “ M Moating*. »aa among M atu-I 4mU ta receive their cape at LeHa lodge Auditorium. Leila* naepltal. Battle Creek The' *erv- Enlists in Navy ' ' ; . '■ ' . ' ' . :■ .,■•> I laiul.) in Sh.l!:..l * Mr and Mrs K.nl h.ui'z ..nd lam::, have been .■.toying at tong Lake for the past , aid Slocum, non of Mr. end Mrs. Elwood Slocum of 153» Ycc.klry I Raed, hu enlisted in the Navy's j electronics Odd 'After complet■ Ins recruit trainingJje U to at­ I trhd a Navy electronic* technical. : school. Don a as graduated from i < Hastings High School last June j • i' . , The Dick Clarks spent the i Battle Creek on Wednesday eveweek before last at the former ;ning. July 14. for dinner. Those Brill cottage on Long Lake. On । wishing to go phone Virginia •he Fourth they were in Lake Brill for reservations * Please Odessa and enjoyed a picnic din-1 phone your news to me any time ner at lhe home of Dick's par-' during the- week. I cant write riits. Mr and Mrs Clayton Clark news I don't receive. On Monday Mr and Mra. Elmer; . Colvin and Doris were dinner ,, “ ’• . .. . ___ Mra Rprnarrl RmvI Mra fr* Hastings Traffic Tickets L. i I I 'I! 1 0 I M M H। FREE! m enlargement Ut !!ut’. rv.u:th Hospital uherc I J J J J l.r uiu!v;v.<-:.t sur^ii) both I ■ I V M shoulden. Hr ixixxt.s to have to M Mil 1 return later for further treat- ■ U ■ iV I I U W J. W 1 ■ ■ Ml I Til I * ' I *1 I H II FOR EACH ROLL OF KODACOLOR BLACK and WHITE Film left at our store for developing ac»«rt LsBworik. m Tins. j, S; Brian. D»rl4. Mirk ud Moul oatavia. (os run bl, Bom ir» srtpoAvnjx- IU»Ua Brice. Ja OS; Baketl hinr, MS. Jana J Skaran Parry. Ill E. Mu». loir and printing during the whole month of July You choose your own Favorite Negative for ■ Lady’s Tool Kit Beautiful 5x7 Color or Black end White En­ Wouldn) lbw sturdy. h-Zh«-pUted Blcbei shuts look pretty lunjinj oa th*' oan toM cherry wall rack <n yout kitchen’ Alanys'oa the job’ Made Mi» for us in Sheffield, Extend, the, jn,p thtcugh vejeUMu. peuttr y. fish. Md neats eehr « cm ta! And. pathy. floral tributes and con­ i tributlun* at thd time of the death of our husband, father and grandfather. . . largement. Tell all your friends about this Valuable Offer mj t Uti ts< steky bottls tops and Lottie­ cap epentt. We’ll send it to youpMlpud-in other bfil or dark cbwry bush Alto kt as'B ss-id eui hit «m. oforfvl )24 pan catalogfKE! It's m $8.45 >aiue JEWELERS 118 W. State St. —FREE FILM— A FREE ROLL OF BLACK AND WHITE FILM GIVEN WITH EACH ROLL BROUGHT IN FOR PROCESSING—SIZES 120 • 127 - 620. Plus, S&H GREIN STAMPS ■ SPECIALLY PRICED FOR OUR ~ i.i -1 Forslund BLANKET LAY-AWAY Th™ «wi) — . G7VRDNER DRXJOS ;h..H Qualitif and \7rii ndtij St nTcc BUY NOW AND SAVE! Only the No.1 man's got the No.1 buys: your Chevrolet dealer Rich Solid Colors ! BEAUTY LOFT BLANKET Rayon for warmjh, nylon for durability . , ParmaNap treated for softness that lasts! 72x9O-lri. ‘ ' (See him now!) * - . l/d Color ■AVYWEIGHT Rayon and acrylic fibers, nylon binding. 72x90-m. Chevrolet Impel* Sport Sedsit THE NO.1 MAN’S GOT THE CHOICE YOU WANT (MODELS, everything between. Engines? Even the new 325-hp Turbo­ STYLES AND COLORS) IN HIS NO. 1 CAR: CHEVROLET. Jet V8 you can order. Buys? There's no better time to get Models? Impalas, Bel Airs. Biscaynes. Styles? Sedans, yourself into the No.1 car. Just see the No, 1 man now at coupes, convertibles, wagons. Colors? Black, white and most tho No.1 placb (where the sign says "Chevrolet")! THE NO. 1 MAN'S QOT THE POWER YOU WANT (THRIFTY SIX OR BIQ /f"~ V8) IN HIS MIDDLE-8IZED CAR: CHEVELLE. If you like THE NO. 1 MAN’S GOT THE STYLE Authentic Clan Plaid! McDUFF BLANKET Warm, durable blend 1 of rayon and nylon. C Red, blue or brown, "r Mothproof.72x90 in. £ 'Makes a Lovely Spread, Too! FLORAL PRINT BLANKET Warm, soft rayon and nylon in pink, blue or .gold hand-screened print. 72 x 90 in. 1 .f fh. Cyl g YOU WANT IN HIS REAR-ENGINED FUN CAR; style it is: CORVAIR. every What Corvair -,, , HKl coupe or man's got it in Chovalle. Standard engine is a husky Six or a powerful f jKU tM<Spoacoup. Turbo-Fire V8, depending on model. Or V»u can order one of our livelier Turbo-Fir. driving a Corvair: four-wheel independ- V8s. all the way up to 350 hpl If you want ent suspension: rear-engine tractioa; to make sure you get just the Chevellp for you—the model easy steering; up to 180 Turbo-Charged ••All Season" Hit! horsepower in THERMAL WEAVE Just leave it to Chevrolet to make sure BLANKET Corvairs look like they cost a lot. Leave Winter warmth, summertime comfort in machine-washable all cotton. Pre-shrunk, lintfree! Nylon bound. 72 x 90. _ ' sporty sedan's a hardtop now. And what sport your car --- —neat-sized and nimble, the No. 1 Corsas if you order it. and the body style and the color end the equipment—see your Chevroletjdfifller soon. Hurryl it to your Chevrolet dealer to make #99 Full Two Year Replacement Guarantee! AUTOMATIC ELECTRIC BLANKET Treat yourself to the luxurious warmth of an electric blanket—you can afford them for every bed at this budget price! Dependable single control, UL tested and approved. 6-jp. nylon binding. Full bed size. tg99 Ben Frankliii 102 We*t State Street in Hastings LARKE BUICK-CHEVROLET 1435 S. HANOVER HASTINGS PH. Wl 5-2425 �i I)h‘S TlllirsdaV DICT Aliuiouaj . a , < • At ni Lansin!? Luiuniiif, 'HMUhi» »•«« «mong in* 1 253 FerTu etale College alumni H iwho were inducted Into the col- 1 !»•••* u |to * the AlumB1 Funeral act-vice, far* Virginia Reunion recently. Johanna Baird. 30. 117 8. HobGolden Eagles are ih«r mer. Lansing, who died Thura- , alumni who attended lhe col- Visit Our Carpet Display in Our NEW BUILDING 107 East Woodland Midway Between Broadway and Michigan Stop in and See Our ' Collection of CARPETS McGes - Monarch "LargMt Selection in Barry County" NYLONS - WOOLS - ACRILANS and Hsrculon* Special $695 501 Nykis sq. » 1 nt 1 iBuried luesday The Hastings Banner laefion Two—Poaci 1 to 8 •».—-J *..*- o Thuradoy, J«ly 8. 1945 Freshmen Given Young Daughter Peace Corps Test Hunt. Bl. Rl Nashville, Maple . <Grovr Tcwnahlp who died Frlday morning, July 2. at Blodgett Hospital in Grand Rapid*, were! held at the Leonard - Osgood „ rx. - C £ . 1 An opportunity fdr arm rert- Preview of WMU Dies Friday at « .p •-1 " -w /-s ww Lake-0 Home Campas Lite I 0 9 run. ruumiax. Saturday. Julv July 10. at the u» —----------- - - - .... ruro-oi**' wut una.uk *• m. Osgood Funeral Home reunion to receive thdr ccrtlflThe Rev. William Hill of St. ast« in person, the olbera re­ ------------rThe Rer. E. F. Rhoades offlMeat of the more than 4X100 Paul's Episcopal Church at Lan- ccivrd thetra in tte malt dated and burial waa in the — ._► — IxxUs-t Strimboch 14-month-old sing officiated with burial in Oak 1 ------------ e—--------. Freshmen rtudenta who will the prtw, Corpj piacenrnt Wilcox Cemetery. Ridge Cemetery. Marshall w* T?ll C' 1 ..... I enter western Western xau.ti>sm, Michigan uu.. Univert.- I daughter o: Cecil and Karon which la not p»acd or failed She had been at the Rehabill- Jylne If I In I .ll(lneV Mr. Hunt was hospitalised I «ltv thlJ this fall Fall will know somem ..... for it 77m tatlon Center of Okemos for ViUtlElVJ Hirer dvvs nrlor In hl« death. .1.1— -e — ——arvl physiotherapy since June 1. : ry w-* •» jianamanca *w> uicy an.w, day Bl 3 pjn Bt thc Plclccns matching of voiunteera Johanna waa born In Has- U1CS I' 1*1(13VS |thankn to the university's Sum-. chapel. Lake Odes*, with inter- Job*. lings on Sepi. 20. 1934. the i J “ ~ier orientation program. I mcnt ln Cemetery. R«-v, 1 ------------ « i Bated ^f 4M!?T^wnJnd. 'll’n- RitCS TliesdaV ship on March 4. 1014. tho aon ■ 7;The incoming Prrahmm. Freshmen, often often Mark Kidder officiated revolving office chair was of Claude and Orpba < Da ven-1 accompanied by their parent*, Bom in Hartings on April 10, 'invented by Diomaa Jefferson I sing, and tne tele Major J port- Hunt. He moved to BalU- nro VL«tlng the WMU aunpun W53. she died at her home Frl- I Thomas Baird. Funeral service* for Mra. Kia mure Township m a small boy Ssunmer to map out future She attended school In Has­ M. Cudney. 74, H2 VennontvlUe. with ills parent*. and attended programs. meet th-lr counSurviving, be icum their wuy tings and Marywuud Academy who died Friday afternoon, July liu- Dur Ire Sclxx.1 and HastIngs ulors are a bi other. in Grand Rapids Shi- was 2. at Pennock Hospual. were High School. i around university buildings. Un! grandparents. Mr. and Mra. LCa- | graduated from Lansing Sexton ter Prnnlngten; paternal grand-, High School and attended Michi­ Leonard-Os good Funeral home. The Rev. Clyde C. Gibson of years and entered the Army Air R nmntxr or mt voun.wiirur uuHhrt1 gan Slate University. Johanna was employed foe Nashville officiated and burial Corps un April 27. 1S43, al Camp reau. the studrafa arrive in small ■ xtr^Mwt^RtHm* a* a tech- Fnn.p. dally through the end of a.^ Lanaing Manpower. Inc.; White was hi Bowne Townaldp Ceme- Gran-. Ill Hr nlcal M.-guuu with Ute First AuguH. *The> remain on campus ' m~ ot Water and Light. She was Trwp Carrier Squadron Aerial for a day and half to get many' j”| Eaclnccrg, in India and Bunna. of the preliminary rxulresnwUaiBesMe_Pennington of Charlotte. I also employed by KQED-TV in pllaUicd fc San Francisco. Calif, and as a He received th® Asiatic Paci he i out of the way. ------------- . born hi Kalkaska Theater Ribbon with ttaes I When Wratem Bfe Western Mid Michigan's year brense bailie rtara and three . begins on Aug Aug..30-31, 30-31, the Frealt- ' daughter of Casper and Carrie ovi-rara.-, boro. I। men• — -------■ •­to cluck Into1 will■ only need He was discluugid from Ft.• their living quarters on the! opening Monday and begin ■ ran rille. Alto to lire with an aunt and uncle as « young woman and • Hastings students who iiave j her grandparent*. Mr. and Mrs married Janies Cudney In 1014. ' bcm on campus for orkntaUon George Pert of Hartings; a half­ They fanned in Kent County Include: Suzanne K. Eckhardt. brother. Robert Baird, of InCommercial & Residential You get a full measure of John and lite Freeport area until 10 years ago vhrn they moved to Deere performance nnd conve­ Mr Hum U survived by hu Installation & Repair Baird, ot Napa, Calif. their Linn iiutne cart of Nash­ •rife. Joyce; two aon*. and a Buck. Steve Robinson. Raymond niencein the 9 hp. •■110" Loan ville. daughter, all at home. Terry. 20. D. Nosh. Sutanne MuDentx. Str- 2^ Hastings li INSTALLATION INCLUDED ELECTRIC ond FREE SPOT REMOVAL for U' Mm. Every Inch a rugged John Deere General RUGS and UPHOLSTERY Cleanad the Scientific Way by DURACLEAN • AH Work Dong in Your Own Home Everything Ready the Same Day No Moray Soaking or Shrinking Winegard Gold FM Antenna $1P5 up Miller s DUSN PhoM Wl 5-2091 --- - -.lUUlIKI. aar». IIUUI UI joiumr-l 4T»VUS. UW UC4IUII MUMra. Cudney waa an avid ama- , Hastings; a brotlxr. Hubert, and denta Mona J. Monica and Grace teUT artist. Ilk.™ — rxr —rv«i__ three slaters, x< Mra. Gordon (Vel- ' V V. rt Campbell. — ------------ ; nun Wolfe of Plainwell. Mra Jiun« Jr and Clk» <X Grand , Kathryn• Young of Gallen Spanish bias*, which grows on Rapids; Clinton, of Copemish.|Mra Harold (Jrani AnderFlorida trees In long strands, and Gerald, of Nashville; a stepof Haatlnga neither originated in Spain or la muss. Uie National Orographic lays atep-dauglilcrs. Hazel Cudney, of Rockford, and Mra Helen Ple­ abled American Veterans 007 of num of Grand Rapids; a brother. Battle Creek. water. light, dust, and air for growth. tnuiddilldren und several great grandchildren. ATHLETE'S FOOT HOW TO TREAT IT BORTON'S Antenna Service Mrs. Hitchcock Of Caledonia Buried Tuesday Punral aemcaa for Ruth A. Phone 945-9773 Avenue. R2 Caledonia, who died Bunday morning, June 27. at Blodgett Manorial Hospital In 107 E. Woodland. HasHngi nrtl Home at Middleville. The Rev. Merle Holmra offi­ ciated with burial in ML. Hope Cemetery. 'il.&'Sl A BUNGALOW IN WOODLAND VILLAGE, living room, dining ^litL,l0Ctv'sc?nn A BEAUTIFUL HOME ONE MILE SOUTH Of CITY LIMITS, a room with fireplace, reewation room, workshop, two car garage, lot is 200 x 300 ft. two year* old-$21,000.00 NICE HOME ON CROOKED LAKE to trade for. c'0O4rtY.c>W IO Hasting*. . A BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY ESTATE just Out of town on two acre brick fireplace, parquet block flooring, dining area, three real nice bedroom* with closets, two full bath*, strictly modern kitchen with monowalls built In birch cupboard*, disposal, lot* of bmlt in accessories, thermopane window*, full basement with a nice recreation room, forced hot air oil fired furnace, and __ .1 4,— i______ _ .....i i - u it 119 W. State Hastings iroi. uouuic ——er. Doubte-artson brake*. M* Uchmenta for mowing, clearing ■now, gardening* spraying ... many more. Keep your homcetead in trim, and handle many farm ch$n*f too, with * John Doer® 110 Tractor. Convenient cradit. Phone 945-2866 SPECIAL —Take Home iawnbgabdem TRACTOR FULL GALLON B&K DRAFT ROOT BEER Goodyear 50e * Bros. Implements (Saturday Only) 10c Deposit an Contoinap S. Hanover 124 N. JafforoMs >h. Wl 5-5052 Top Listings In TOWN AND COUNTRY PROPERTIES NICE HOME IN. THE FIRST WARD has two bedrooms Bargains in Used Appliances, too! B & K daughter. Mra. Dari (L<V0nn*l REAL ESTATE Electric Appliances RE/LL SWELL HOME IN THE TAFFEE ADDITION, nearly new. has large living room, two swell bedrooms, d<ning room, kitchen and full bath, utility room, family room, lots of cupboard*, attached two.stall electrically operated door, oil fuinfct. real large lot for$27,000.00 A REAL GOOD. LARGE HOME IN THE FIRSJ WARP, ha* living '“"V bedrooms, large kitchen with.raal nice cupboards. family room paneled, bath with shower and stall, utility room — -.-.k-.-.l. — . room, ----- k..has4..11 1 - basement, - - - .. .-J with k.Ul,.; built-in cupboard*, I.. laundry full and all this-for $6,000.00 Wl HAVE ONE SCHOOL HOUSE TO SELL VERY REASONABLE. AMERICAN COLO SEAL TRAILER HOUSE, ilia 10 x 55 ft., has all equipment. two bedrooms, living room, dining area, kitchen and drain field, lots trailer house and all for----.-$7,900.00 A NICE HOME IN THE FIRST WARD has two bedrooms and bath upstairs, and down, one bedroom, living room, dining room, kitchen and' full bath, garage with cement drive, has hardwood floors, cap insulated, storm window* and gas heat, $11,500.00 IN THE FIRST WARD, a real nice heme, with living room, dining $32,000.00 room, three bedrooms, kitchen and bath, basement with gas heat. ANOTHER PLACE JUST OUT OP TOWN, home has two bedrooms $14,700.00 upstairs, and down one bedroom, living room, dining room,' modern kitchen and large bath, good basement with oil furnace, A BEAUTIFUL HOME RIGHT ON MIDDLE LAKE (120 feet lake frontage), upstairs it has two bedrooms, closet and a*Spare rroom. good wall and pump and electric washer, dryei ' ' -SB.000.00 and down one bedroom, living room, dining room, knehen1* with A REAL SWEET BUNGALOW st C'W Maadow* Number One: has living room 13 x 19 ft. throe real nice bedroom*, dining building, large lot. for .. ..$18,000.00 room and kitchen, full bath with double lavatory, full basement with electric heat, poured walls, one and one-half stall garage. A BEAUTIFUL HOME AT ALGONQUIN LAKE, all on one floor, ha* large living room with fireplace, three nice bedrooms, lots of on two acre lot with for* of trees T$15,500.00 closets with overhead lights, has bath and one-half, kitchdn and ANOTHER REAL NICE BUNGALOW IN CARLTON TOWNSHIP, close to Hastings, with living room, three nice bedrooms, kitchen with lots of cupboards, full bath. Hiving rodm is cirpetedt full gatage. aluminum siding, paneling woodwork in living room, on basement with coal furnace, hat attached garage, for $ 12,000.00 excellent roadj school bus service, for$20,000.00 A BI-LEVEL IN HASTINGS HEIGHTS (nearly new), heme on upper level, it ha* living - - - Wee nice bedrooms, kitchen WE HAVE A HOME IN BATTLE CREEK, with three bedrooms and r level has recreation room. bath up and down it has one bedroom, living room, dining room. „ „ . ,... ... gas fvmace .-L$15.5OO.OO ON SOUTH BROADWAT. a nice home not all finished, a good front and back enclosed porches, wants to trae* for a place with Investment for one who understand* building and carpentry, -1__ . sn___ __ .k u—.i__ has a living room. 12 x I6 tt. with dining space, four bedrooms, two full baths, car port, lot I* 100 ft on road and 150 ft. deep, NEARLY NEW EXCELLENT HOME IN THE 2nd WARD, 26 x 40 has four foot crawl space, and priced at only ------$9,000.00 ft., has living room with fireplace, dining room, kitchen and bath, two real nice bedrooms, full basement with recreation ' ON ALGONQUIN LAKI, two real iflce lot* (large ones) for $2,400.00 TWO REAL NICE LOT$ ON THORNAPHI RIVER, close to dam and good fishing site on blacktop road for----- ..-$1,600.00 *idmg. fully insulated, has baseboard hot water'heating system, A NICE BUNGALOW ON BARBER ROAD, short distance out of all copper plumbing, birch cupboards, garbage disposal, all town, has living room, kitchen, three bedroom*, full bath, utility kinds of flowers and shrub*, ha* stool In bfament. all situated room, has crawl space, all on one floor, for-------$9,000.00 on two lot*, for -­ ....$16,800.00 A GOOD INVESTMENT IN TWO APARTMENT HOUSES, both THREE NICE BUILDING LOTS ON HASTINGS HEIGHTS. steady Income, all furnishing* go with —--------------- . -4ntM ,|| tne place, ano i> ■ twu $15,800.00 decorated, good location lor BUILDINC LOT IN 2ed WARD, sewer and water in. ha* a garage on It. also a part basement$1,500.00 A REAL NICE HOME IN THE 4Hi WARD, has three good bed­ room*. full bath and two lavatories (colored fixtures) upstair* and down, a living room with fireplace, dining room, den and kitchen (modern) with formica top*,,double well* in jink, there r . r . .._ J--,.— —. 4___ k..- decorated, good location for ----------------------------------- .$15,800 AT PLEASANT SHORES THORNAPPLR LAKS A NEW COTTAGE. __ _ in _ la 4. —J ,k:. 0 . 54 It Wa Need New Ltatiggs Dua to Ik* Rccairt Rua of Salos little things cost extra? get an H.C.B. personal loan Diapers, pins, bottles, pans . . . cribs, cradles, strollers, play pens . . . bears. be§ds. blocks and boxes . . . you’ll need them all . . . after the doctor delivers, w’ll deliver, too . . . we have personal loans for all personal things ... at H.C.B... of course ... We Want to be Your Banker! HASTINGS SALESMEN Richard Slotum—-Wl 5-5856 9KER Hustings Citg Bnnh MEMBER: Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Friendly, Neighborly Service for 78 Continuous Years >12.009.00 I.F.iO.1 �S—THEHASTINGS BANNKK CharlesUauej Dailey -t--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Charles KIDS BE CAMXtTJLI Bob Sensiba Wins Toptw^ET ful riding ujeir Mkta. a»d that violation* MJ traffic nguta- Honors at Hastings Oval MIddHvilM'* Bob Semite won- rnrrnn.ri PUPF1ES FOB ADOPTION Uw »-top feature tn 6 4955. Armchair Athlete V. Jenkins was third and Norm Asptnall of Middleville was fourth Dick Acpinall won the first heat ond. HiU Sloan the third and Norm His favorite track was lhe MoltAapinall tho scramble. vllle Speedway where he conBud Jackson won the consolation sutently won trophies jmd prize with Cecil Rose second, Don Jen­ kins third and Lyle Jenkin* fourth. He ta survived by Ills wife, Judy; a son atirf two daughiera Chuck Green of Battle Creek won Saturday's feature rare at Galaburg Speedway. Gordy Bareli race aixl the rcml-nnal. wax the qualifying trial winner driver was electrocuted Saturday with Bob Hiaey of Kakunaroo win- Randy Sweet of Grand Rapids Hospital at 12:41 pm. was Henry climaxed a racing duel with fellow Johannea. 36. who apparently vu townsman Bob Socony by flashing killed tnstantly when a quarter- acroa* the finish line by lea* than horaepewer ’etectric drill be was 40-lap feature race for >emi-late model flying stock cars Sunday night at the Katanusoo Speedway. Khcrm Kovack was third Johannes lying on the floor of hi* the coasols’-ian and the semi-final In which Norm Avpliull was one concrete retaining wall. protawnr of pbyMcal education i at Oregon state Unlviaralty. has been Invited by the Thailand Olympic Committee and the Ministry of Education to teach basketball and conduct clinics for. physical education teacliera from July to September. daughter of Mrs. Margaret It was a glorious Fourth of July weekend, even though . K# w w,in,H u beautiful rain Monday noon dampened many picnics, abbrev i •' ' ated golf matches and sent hundreds scurrying from the beachi- Oregon State Unlrerilty. but all in all it was everything one could want in Michigan. There were more than 15,000 people at the Yankee Spring' approved by the Diviaton for Americana. Bureau of EducattonPark, and Recreation area on saiw, uiiu nwiuuun «ui Sunday, Superintendent Ken ... --Morrill reported.VA wonderful ________ IX-partntcnt of State. Thia la crowd, with not one reported ac­ Dailey'* sixth trip to Asia ainre ADULT SWIM CLASSES cident,” Ken exclaimed. 1957 and hl* third to Thailand. Supt. Morrill was especially happy as last weekend Ronald F. adults through lhe Youth will work with the Thai Olympic Nagel arrived to assume hi* du­ ties as park naturalist. Hla ap­ Uie 3rd Southeast Asia Peninsupointment was announced by Warren W. Bhaplon. regional Lumpur, Maylaala. He will al*o travel throughout pertinent. Tliaitand conducting clinics for Nagel, a native of Chicago. Ill., physical education teachers and at 5-3*31. is a 11X53 graduate of Southern coacbc* In elementary and secIllinois University with a major In forestry and outdoor education and management. Lc. n« honor. »rni Io For Ute past three years Nagel Mr and Mrs. Jim wiswe 11 with 30. Mr. and Mr. Bob Birte with has been employed by the Na­ 33. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Cqn Vt?^‘ 0Xre,?U2,C!’ ?lu” tional Park Service and served as a park ranger at the Petrified with 34 and Mr. and Mr, Rnh' Dailey has also lx«n schcduForest National Park ta Hol- Hollister with 35. At Yankee Springs, his, duties will be to develop an interpretive program for visitor*, which will include nature hike*, trail devel­ opment. conduct daytime and evening programs for tourbu and work with children and adults who use the two outdoor and his wife.' Nancy, are to Jive ta the Hastings area. Nagel lost no time on his new Job, and screened two movies Sunday night and had an audi­ , I school ence, of ________ about 335.-w One movie field was on boating safety and the other screen had been built last week near the boat launching site. Car* were lined up for a mile at 8 un. Monday Saturday there were 308 camp­ ers Including the overflow areas, and Sunday there were 295. ... nold* are unbeaten in four out­ ings in Lhe Kiwan La Cub circuit. Organise New Scout Patrol At Pine Lake john Bare. Cubmanter of Pack 108. will direct the camp program for Troop 108 and Jack Loring and Ken Oackler will be leader* Last Wednesday Uie Athletics far Troop 303. defeated lhe Orlolee, 14-9, and Thirteen Boy Scout troop* A new Boy Scout* Patrol has from Uie Tharnapple District the Indians tripped the Twins. been oragnlred ta the Pine Lake wlU attend the Grand Valley In the Cub loop, the Braves Council * camp —Camp Shawonbeat th* Dodgers, 8-8; the Reda 350 Bconta and leaders Merchants, Bliss Win Tuesday on Johnson Field Michigan State-* 1944 homo foot­ Scoutmaster of Troop 171 of ball game* was over 73,000, Prairieville, Is to be the Scout­ master of the new "Neighbor­ hood” Patrol 173. VanDusen has been In Scout­ ing for 10 yearn nerving as CubThe Hawing* Merchant* defeatmaMer. Asslatant Scoutmaster and Scoutmaster in Knlamusoo, Bliss nine blasted Lacon. 15-4. in Delton and Prairieville. Tuesday night's double header on On.MSU Honor Roll Johnson Field in the Hastings Forty Michigan State Unlreraity athletes gained the honor Th. FlU^xufh li™u. Lcdre <m Monday and Tuesday Jute 13 and IS y‘ including routings, reservations, tour books, maps and guides. ■ Broad personal accident insurance. Around-thc-clock road service. Protective $5,000 bail bond. Wta have the latest patterns Go Triplc-A today. Join the more than half a-mil lion good Michigan drivers who... ' Wednesday night the Merchants and Don Japlnga, Wayland, co­ captain of next Fair* Spartan ** 0 Pu3brtRhc profcworahlp In grid team taking a physical athlete# achieved straight A 1951 to.the National CoUege of education course. Both are average* during 1965 Spring Physical Education in Bangkok quarter of school. "‘‘U’ *"d WE HAVE EVERYTHING NEEDED TO rtma*n. another year to coach Thai boxing and boAHI Kr.11 |n <k. FOR FUN furniahing all other equipment. Joe Cooper Gets Specialist Degree ALL SUMMER LONG Improve Your Gome Before and will be the direction of ScouUng i vbor Jim Maxwell, who wlU U- '"Crc ln, Stagapore under tho U. oAstatod by Milo Sothtriand and 8 Department'* apretatar. Ken Brerdslre. former Vermont- I Program teaching tmkrtboB ta vllle High athlete Singapore. Sarawak. Brunel and .Mid to ro aTt EXd'te ’SJ^ rrturo<d to ain^peM, to intarocC ° teachers tn vartoua sport* and he ,k ‘ unU1 2 p wound up that tour by reaching Players must be 18 years of: the Singapore volley and tmskrtagt to be eligible to attend the ball teams in tho 4th Aslan camp, and no American Legion Ganics In Indonesia. ^*7?, wl11 PernuUed to Fa- his contjibuttons to baa- with a TO. ... In Monday's twoball foursome at HCC, first low foy their traveUng and living expenses, if any. with the uner with a 43. second went to Mr. derstandlng tlwl expenses . and Mrs. Robert Shannon with be reonburaed to those plliyfcs signed to contracts with Putsand Mrs. Jack Laubaugh and ■ World-famous personalized travel service, BOWLING for the Spring quarter. The mcm1x73 of the 13 Varsity teams had make the honor roll. Included jthe Republic of China. GET YOUR < BASEMENT FINISHED Next Season making your bajernent are* into utetbl* living quarters. e Pepnock'* Insulating Blacks OPEN BOWLING Afternoon* ond Evenings * Steal Doon Protected Paints Bob & Mickey Lambert Aluminum Windows Your Haiti Sand and Gravel FcflCotir, BuiWtag Nwds Michigan State varsity athlete* ’ Baseball Loops ond HEALTH Baseball Tryout iVdllip fimn July IllIV 14r.lt) Camp July 12-13 . i . At Grand Ledge with a 77 and third went to Legion ptay. Nick Fisher with an 01. Loy net ready? set? thOll 901 ta kWh! hum waooniui olwnca Boy Scout* *n«t th*lr leader* from Troop 108 at Banfield and The AUileUcx captained by Alan ltengwbac.li are undefeated DUck Lake north of Muskegon in four tame* ta the Klwxnn Babe Ruth BaactaQ Uaguo and Miller was one happy golfer Sun­ day at lhe Hastings Country Club. The first class medianic fashioned a first class TO —his best ever. . . . Sunday winners Buch participation wlU tn the special event Included also given on honorary degree Harvey Slater, who won first low from the National College of grow with a par-73, firing a 37­ proval from either his Legion Physical Education in Thailand 35. George Chenoweth, who had and a certificate from People to Martin Ued for second with a Athletics, Cubs Banfield and Caledonia Scouts Lead Hastings Are at Camp their non-athletic classmates in HASTINGS BOWL INC. PENNOCK NASHVILU, MICHIGAN Summertime PHONE <53-2791 Woodland at Michigan .. q School and principal of Junior High at Marshall, was one of: seven awarded specialist In edu-1 catton degrees at Western Michl-1 gan University The specialist tn education LEAD THE WAY WITH TRIPLE-A. AUTOMOBILE CLUB OF MICHIGAN THE MODERN FASHION IN FLOOB8 ■ HASTINGS OFFICE PUne 945-4392 A FLOOR TO MEET EVERY BUDGET HASTINGS FLOOR COVERING 123 W. Slot, Sr. cation*! administration which Cooper earned hl* credits by attending a summer aes&lon ax w*U a* two nights a week plus | Saturdays. : He ha* been in Marshall since gradfiatlon from WMV in 1948. He is well-known here. He 1* still MHS bawball coach. Melvin (Bud) Bterem, a Mich­ igan State graduate. U the 1985 Michigan amateur golf champ­ Ion. succeeding current Sp.utun golf team member Doug Hankey ^From Morn tOisht! W^ Were NOW on the AIR from 6 a.m. to 8:15 p For Your Summer Listening Pleasure . . . . thru thru August! Indoors ancPOutdoors You'll Enjoy Listening to now in the Lincoln Continental tradition Awarded year s top honor MAHLER MOTOR SALES Hartingi ' Phone Wl 5-2479 N. Michigan WBCH Hastings-Barry Cou T 1220 on your dial �ta a falling tree while he was directing hl* farm operations." UM ISAAC — MARRIBD CAROLINE ABIGAIL CURTI88 Chlldicn of Isaac and Caroline, _WBJ JUDGE ALFRED OID- Fresh Out of the Attic studied taw tn Katamasoo Mteh. 7 0 gov„ and In IBM commenced Che IU UUp, vrlrlS practice of his profeaaton a* a i * . 1?,,J member of the firm of Ooaa- COIN IHCte KStl chalk * Otte m Louisville. Ky Two ytara later he took uPjN*|CFOS.9 COMFSe.'J ■ceavfully completing courses giv­ Thursday, July 1, IM en by Dr. W A. Buehler, author1 d water safety instructor I claimed 110 livvn according Receiving oenlor certificates to State Police prwialonaJ flg... XI.lt—- ll.mtMMn* tlcntee____ / THE HASTINGS BANNER—3. Delton’s Martin Hurls No-Hit, No-Run Game. Eighteen boy* and girls have | tie York, N. Y. Married. April In Atelxteon. K:in.. *1**® **•*?' received their Red Red Oros* (hoss life-i Hfc-' Completing the Junior course, .pared scelvrel their 22, 1B«3. Amelia J. Hanes, aided until hl* death. In 18H bo MVlni{ certifications Mter sueOres-Cutahaw. Jeff and ]M|. daughter of Gebhard Hottm. a wa* elected Circuit Judge on the,— Kauon* alter *uc iBg|i Young. Ken — proseprou* real catata owner of Democratic ticket In a circute . n nt| . Barnes. Dare and Bob Huebner, death* far which official reports PhUdeiphia. She died in Feb. theretofore strongly Republican. “ ‘ alul R^jy canant, Mark School hurled a no-hlLtao-ri 1B12 He died in May. 1BL2. At tlx end of hl* term In 1882 ” ««. *rv«i vnrougn Anclerion uluh MUlcri Robert _ . . day* .T*---------------------- —- W* Craig, and Jen­ KVA game against the Bang His .boyhood were passed- .he declined ------------a tecono. noaunau one tenn of ~ office Governor Twdale ' at Little York, a* he was left tton. and upon retiring from the M^1'1 ™nifer 1 | Viking* at Delton on Monday Ob>en. ' □w.-ub bu .i<n . continued in »uch p«ttton dur- //() L<)S(‘ LlVCS 111 not Join them tn their pioneer banking business and ocher fl­ scuba diver. home until 18<1 At that time be nunclal enterprise*, and was Jf»* •>™ icnns 01 ouicv oi . returned wKh hi* mother, who president of tbe Atehlson Sav- f*?rc™or MlshdllS tutted among her rexern rela- ino of hte i«ne city unJ® 1 Michigan Blate and Syracuse I jen Galley led the Delum at­ By H. D Burpct ' will resume football relations tack with two hit* good for three Uvea that year. He entered the ul he retired from acUw busl- »** “* “"Y hl 6 M Oil 11IS Mate athen hen M,0,121v strongly ReDuhU RepubU-- . with a home-and home serlrj in runs. Quite a while ago. Curtl* Law- of the late Henry Germain, and University ot Michigan in IMO, |nos in 1K>1. I Michigan's 152 waler accidents 1973 and 1974 after a break at i Richland de ____ * _a classical ______ _ ftegmt canl taJdmg public office, course, ___ and __ He ___ was a___ rence of Hickory Comer*, told today 1* called Parker Road. The taking 'To Be Continued! I In the tint half of this year 21 yearn . I from Hickory nit that way buck in Uw field,. Otta home was on lhe west side graduating in 1852. Heathen of ’the State" University of Kan-I In back of John Beck's a* well I °r tbe road, which today Is 'back u in back of Art Bowen's and:"' the field" to us. The actual Leo Van Buskirk's, a family *Pot ot the OtU residence la tolived years ago. p—* "~'u ~ ’ I wotxiervd at U» time, why a family would build-way back *icn of an old foundation back In a field. I don't think he told me at the lime who this family GET PLENTY OF WORTHWILE GIFTS, TOO! SUPER-RIGHT BEEP told me, It would not Well the OU* Family History meant much to me at that time. revealed that Isaac Otis, a* well When the ' History of Barry at his wife and several chil­ Township' by W. W. Hampton dren were burted at Richland. came out in my column, quite a lot was said by Mr. Hampton I believe you will enjoy It and I am very proud to present to vin Hill of Middleville was the first» of Barry Township, when Burry township comprlMd the whole of Barry County today nl Prairieville township it says tlmt Isaac Otis was killed by a falling tree In 1853. Curtis Law­ rence called me and told me that the Isaac Otis family wtu* lhe family that lived back in the field that he had told me about. Curtis mid iw lixd heard hl* grandmother tell .ill about thl* Otto family. After Isaac Otte' death In 1853. his wife. Caroline Otis, lived there several yean, with her family, one girt being born after her father's death. Mra. Otte finally sold the farm to Elnathan and Phoebe Hath- CfrlTER THE ILLUSTRIOUS OT78 FAMILY OF PRAIRIEVILLE TOWNSHIP " PROM THE OT18 FAMILY IN AMERICA By WUlJgm A. Otte UM 111. ISAAC. Born Sept.1 36, 1789. In Saratoga Springs. N Y. Married Caroline Abigail Curtte*. daughter of Gideon and Mich They lived at Little York un- Marshall. Calhoun County, Mich., in 1833. He was followed by hl* wife and children the next Spring, at a time whan there Curtte Isiwrentx'* grandmother, Curtis' mother told lUm he had trolt and the Journey was mode been named after Curtis Oils, lx moved with hl* family to about the Otis family. Well he Prairieville, a southern townahlp was iigerested In finding where PLAID STAMPS! 49 —— English Cuts Arm Cuts u. 59c PLAID stamp u. 69c EXCELLENT FOR SLICING CUT FROM BOSTON BUTT SUPER RIGHT Ring Bologna Pork Steak i> 49c SUPER. RIGHT BEEF, CENTER BLADE CUT Peaches LB. SUPER RIGHT _ Sliced Bacon u. 59c Chuck Steak FULLY DRESSED SUPER RIGHT, AU. MEAT Skinless Frankfurters through cemeteries looking for Save Chuck Roast have lb Whitefish 59c pectatlon that this farm alxxdd Thm one day Curtte mention­ ed that if we could only find an Oil* family history we might find thl* much wanted informa­ tion The very next day 1 visited the Rlprslde Cemetery tn Hal­ ting* and had a nice visit with Ward Erway. I was telling him about our rearch for Isaac Otis fcnd w. me Utat'MB’-tfei. teaiodHthel Otte family, and told me Umt lo’-ment*. an which his children would make their homes about a prominent man In the oom- : associate Judges of that county,' as appears from lhe following; entry found in the Court offl-' rial records at Hastings, the ASSORTED ASSORTED FLAVORS FLAVORS IN IN NO NO DEPOSIT DtFUbll BOTTLES 15011 Lt3 Yukon Beverages follows! Wonderfoil COOL OFF DELICIOUSLY WITH.. Prairieville and uved to mnir into Delton guile often. Harr}' ICED A&P TEA! held at the Court House in the Ward Erway thought had the Village of Hastings in and for Otis family history. Harry Fos­ ter raid that Ids wife didn't have It but that Earl Otta. Harry Lord One Tiwusand Eight Hun­ dred Forty; present: EpaphrodlI talked with Mra Earl OU* tus Ranson. Circuit Judge, and anti obtained permission to bor- Isaac Otte and Nathan Barlow. Associate Judges.’ Battle Creek and brought back sire of Webster's Dictionary. I got a little ahead of iny story terret* of the Michigan State here. While making Chia re- University where fire of tho Otis family were educated. He famlly didn't live back In ’ the field al that time. The 1840 atlas sitows that at that tone the road tt must not be Inferred that Hsrold D. Burpee D«Hon, Micklgsa Plessa Mnd ma s copy of "Fred! Oui Of Th* Artic" Naw Histories! Book of Bsrry Co. You Msy Ohlsla a Copy at Th* Rsaaae Office, or Mail - Thi* Coupon ... N.«r.a ASdrau . C<t» Enciowd M mv check far S1.75 neighbors remark that lie knew more than half the tawyen and to their legal rights At that time In Michigan, aa In other ed with him two practical buainiwpiiUTi.- not lawyer*, elcrted by Lite people called side or former Judges, who sa: with him In the trial and decisions of cases, and whom bo was supposed to con­ sult In mating hla rulings and decisions, but tradition says that he very rarely. If ever. did. Isaac Otis, although acUvely prosecut­ ing his farm occupation, gener­ ally held in connection there­ with some official position either aa school-teacher, postmaster, justice of tbe peace, or town supervisor. The old stage line from Kalamazoo to Hastings passed hl* bouse, then the way­ side post-office, and the arrival of the jkage coach w a * an­ nounced by targe btasts of the stage bom. He died at hl* home tn Barry Co., IBM, aa the result Don’t be half-protected If your insurance prognun doesn't adequately cover you against major pouibill tic* of io**, you may wake up one day to find yourself In serious financial trouble. It's wiser to let us check your Insurance needs now—for your home, car, family or bu*inc»*. We'll give you a prompt, frank appraisal of your sifuation without cost or obligation. RANDSEN'C Insurance Agency Over Millar’s Jrwthn 120 W. STATE ST. Phono Wl 5-4174 2 49c Z«T. ROLL HEAVY DUTY FQ 25-n. SOIL 3 »* ■■ MY-OK-MY! 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Orange Juice JANE rAKKtK PARKER 1 I ANN PAGE w Paper Plates 4Qc Cucumbers Watermelon Nectarines what a BUY Our Own Tea Bags SUPER RIGHT F Z •™ 25 ALUMINUM FOIL CltarlcUe. and directed me to the Banner Office to sw Harry Foster. He had married Harry school house In the vintage of] Otis's sister I re-member Harry Hastings. The fallowing 1* a FettongiU's went through and came out opposite Burrough'a Roud In front of the John Deck residence whereas today the road goes through straight north and comes out by the large home ■■ Woodbury Bath Soap Gold Medal Flour 25 »G ‘1.99 BOTTIF DEAL 4 AQc MRS 53C Prieti in fhi* ad effective thru Saturday, July 10, 1965 �.Area Mother Missionaries, \Completei Course Guest Preacher at By Mail Famed Bishop’: Company at Delton Church Baptist Church Mrs. PiUelkow 1* married and lhe mother of four chUthen. She ta a member of the National Farmers Organlsalion. Organic Gardenent and a 411 project leader. | LaSalle Extension University lj* one of the largest correspondi cncc schools in the world. Since | 1 । ■ । METHODIST CAUBCH Murnmg worehip, 10:45 am. Evening MTVIOT, 7:30 pm. Wedncaday prayer, 7:M pm. Speakers at the 7:30 pm ser­ vice next Wednesday evening « the Hastings Baptist Church *tu be tire Rev. and Mrs. K. 8. iTtdi Emmett. *■ mtasionarico «i Bum­ mer furlough Bum SwiUtrUi.a Mn. Enunett ta the former Adrianna iUldt who grew up Hastings and then went to Africa os a missionary, there 'The Lost Supper Is Sunday Subject milting French-speaking Euro. | peons to go as nibudonarica to the Tita record of Jesus' last :-up- Firnch-spcakliig countries in ' I [xr and HU mertinga with the AfricadUdplcw after Hia rraurrvclion 'wlU be revu-wtd in tho Bible Ixnson-Bernion to be iv-aril in nil Chrutlan Science Churclxw Sunday. July 11. The subject U Rev. Richard VandonBooch. Sunday school, 10:16 am Morning wotalUp, 9:15 am. Rev. Russell Sarver, Pastor Sunday school, 10 am. Worship hour, 11 am. Sunday evening service, 7 pn Tbe Bible, the whole Bible an Tiie Rev E. F. Marquardt wilt In- guiot pastor al,the Hasting Itnp'.ut Church Sunday preach­ ing ut tNKh the 11 a.m. tuid 7:30 Thomas cannot keep quiet about • Ph. Wl 6-6319 the truth, "brcanoc the truth SoL Sabbath scltool, 9:30. of God dtsiuuuta^Huu I ajK-ak. Worship. 11 am. and speak and speak," and lie Wcdnoduy prayer, 7:30 pm. raalirt* that it U ids duty to Sunday, "Faith for Today,- on —•• -------.. -jy, Wood Channel 8, 8:30 am. aS?™ JIS, ,“x, iuuiio »Jtr ram. o.su Mornmg worship, Il am. Young Peoples service, 7 pm. Evangelical service, fl pm ! Church Suppei Youth meeting, 6:13 pm. Evening service, 7:30 pan. Wednesday prayer meeting and .Bible study, 7.30 pm. of til. Ambrose Church ut Del­ ton and Our Lady of Omi: Oak at DowlUif has anjuiuncrd tluit a'pancake supper would be mrv- I ’i “Bundsv M™««school. ._ am Peoples Bible Church Drive-In The Bishop's Company waa founded In 1952 by PhyUis Beardsley Bokar and in in it* 12th year of bringing fine .v.w vtavu IVUOUMU. ,,, .. Saturday, 7:30 Fun and Fvl- , Wednesday. Day of Prayer and lawship Club will meet in lhe BlbIc ®*udychurch lounge. 9:30 am. Morning group. ____ 1 7 pm. Evening group. Delton. Mich. j Rev. David Honeywell. Paator I Sunday school, 10 am. Worship, 11 am. It baa already appeared In over 6.000 churciuw of nil <1.- I Evening worship, 7 pm. nomlnaltonr. and hu a touring; Mid-week Fellowaiilp, 7’pm. record of over a million miles.; Wednesday. 1988 will aac a third return to ; Hawaii and a aecond return to Ai-aj m j'oounc rmto Sunday Schbul. 10.30 am. MiasionarteJ, phono 946-9252. -----------CHURCH OF THE NAZAEENE 307 E. MatsIlaII Strcut Minister, Dole H. Harvey ' 410 E. Madison. 946-5005 9:46 am Church school. Bupt । Mra. Evelyn Benedict. 11 am. Morning worship . ; 7:30 pm. Wed., Bible study K. W. Mother. Pastor 9.50 am. Sunday school. 11 am. Worship service. viUe U> Uie BUliopa Company in 7:30 pm. Evening service. one at their first productions in 7:30 pm. Wed, prayer se western Michigan. Tho Delton appearance wllf bo the eighth Mr«hre-pZ.t^~?M presentation by thl* Company iMu6htT- lajLor' ^7-2565. .. — ----------------- ........ Hawltya vacation ) Sunday Maas. 7. 8. 10, 11:30 am. Conftswions, 4 to 5 and 8 to 9- Saturdays, 7:30 am. on Sundays Before Mxv-es on tyrekdays. Daily Muia-s. 7 .nrimrrat 1908 to f965 Tuesday. congregation Bible iudy, 8:15 pm Fri., minister school. 7:30 pm. Service meeting, 8:30 pm. 57 Years of Service INSURANCE Rev. Fr. Dt-nlv P. Nash, Pastor Sunday Mi^iks. 7:30 11. am. OUR LADY OF GREAT OAK.. Worship. 11 am. Evangelistic aervlce, 7:30 pm. Prayer meet Thurs., 7:30 pm. Hastings SPEEDY WASH COIN-OP Laundromat ‘ your guarantee of morn satisfaction. Our repre­ sentation of only the finest insurance cntnoanlts, together with our reputation for pctsonal service Church Study. Sunday. 9:45 m . Worship Sunday. 11am. Youth Fellowslilpa. Sunday. 6 COLEMAN AGENCY PROFESSIONAL ORY CLEANING SERVICE Morning worship, 11 am. Christian Endeavor, 6:30 pm Prayer service, Wed., B pm. Enjoy the FREEDOM that a new NO-FROST REFRIGERATOR-FREEZER OFFERS! Prepare foods ahead for speciaF.entertaining and unexpected guests-even complete dinners lor the limes you are late getting home. Cut trips to the grocer's to once every week or iwothere's plenty of room-even to stock up on food special VACANCY i i Most anywhere you go these days it pays to phone ahead bes52 ...end your messiest kitchenxhore- Hickory Camera, Michigan Rev. Vaughn B. Jensen. Pastor 10 am. Sunday school. 11 am. Morning worship. Jun­ ior church and nusrery provided. 7:30 pm. Evening, service. Wednesday. 7:30 pm. Family Night. Adults. Youths, Juniors and children, 8:30 pm, choir re­ END DEFROSTING! It you're still gelling along with a too-small. out dated refrigerator that needs defrosting CHANGE NOW TO A MODERN FROST-FREE REFRIGERATOR-FREEZER see your APPLIANCE DEALER Hitting the vacation trail? Don’t take chances vantage of low Long Distance rates instead. Phone now, and be sure of n place to stay. End Rust. Mold and Mildew During Humid Weather...GET A DEHUMIDIFIER NOVI $1 OP wetping ani uwMing ri fsmtliirt. Httwafreadriffiag. Michigan SIOP rxtrmr diMwaforl UMcd by high tmtadiig. �THY HASTTYGS BAXUMUJ nan..,. >.<, A «• FREE PRIZES-Last Week to ENTER Drawing for Anniversary Gift SLOWER-PRICED Seventh-day Adventist Camp Opens Thursday waa 1» aanulgAy MM tut ministers From Michigan are Silver Platter Pork Silver Platter Center Cut ' busily ewragtd in jrepuring Ute church's 42-acrv site at Gtand You got Hnd.r, juicy pork with mor. laan on ih. loin wU> you buy Sa«.r Hana. fork al Krogar And, thank. Io our huga uoluma and low prol.l, you day night. July •­ Many from Barry CotuNy wiU aitend. Program offldids of ths roligious convocation are turning theta- attention to finalizing proirrams for daily meetings Us Um convention's main auditorium, and in numerous youth halls and lente. The campgrounds, which is also the campus of Grand ledge Academy, a boarding high school. becomes a bustling cite that springs up almost overnight A cafeteria, grocery store, medical clinic, post offtos. plus gat thi. Ina quality pork at a lowar prica al Krogar. Rib Pork Chops be tn full operation, staffsd Adventist ministers. AcUvli on the grounds gut under vay early with a morning drvuUut*! service at 6:30. Six aLbcr ncrviccn following during lhe day coniuuiling with the evening _ SILVER PLATTER Boneless Loin O' Pork Hus 50 (aha TV SlMpa with coupon below ' the denominattan's tem4«Nar- FRESH OR FROZEN leschke'i Fryer Breasts, |w>fh Legs, Thighs'*1 V Clrcis Franks ut nfes .rtacMd) I 69/ Paschke's Polish or Hegstad. editor of the shureb’s rrilfioui liberty Journal, Uhety; and C. E. Moseley, a paeral field secretary of lhe Gen- ' Roasted Sassage n> 69/ Hamid's Realty Llikiia<upi0 65k HYGRADE"5 ■ FRESH WHOLE Eckrich Sandwich Chubs or-R-ozp*<>s Country Club FRANKS HYGRADf'S ROASTED OR Braunschweiger 2--69/ Fraaks H/grade's Sportsman Fret-Shore Frozen Bologna Polish Sausage pks 59/ Braunschweiger Fish Sticks 3 Chuck Steaks Tonderay Boneless Rolled 79/ Fould > Elbow Macaroni. Elbow or Straight SPAGHETTI ' Cube Steaks t . ibpis 99/ cans Stewing Chicken 59/ r *<-; iooz- Rhi M'। Chunk Style 9H-oz. StarKlitTuaa 2 Xlftf u> Tenderly Kay Boe Frozen COUNTRY O.US Choke __ Fat Roast Chunk Stylo 6'i-oz. Hying Jib Star Kist Taaa Shrier Rhs n> 69/] F Kroger Frozen Peas, Corn or is 79/ ta> 69/ Mixed Vegetables 5* pkg 49/ COUNTRY CLUB Hills Bro* I* INSTANT COFFEE Hills Bros . I I I I ORANGE DRINK MtU-oz. I I |9C I UMIT ONE-with 15 or •or.pvrch.it tear, wiae A tobacco) at Kroger ihni Sat, My K). I96S. LRM (•idudino mb | , I CREAM CHEESE CAMPBELL'S TOMATO SOUP HiC Fruit Punch, Apple or Grape Drink 3 l-qt. 14-oz. cans PEANUT BUTTER 95/ a>Ub k 99/ Kroger Grape Drink 1-qt. can or 'XimIDrlak><ln«..<-.4'-’1 10%-tZ. CM Banana. Choc Chip, Lemon or Devils Food SwHUm Cake Mixes I I i^l.39 INSTANT COFFEE KROGER 89/ Representativss of the Church's weekly radio and televl-don prv.ifnuiis will also be pr«enl Dr. H. M. a Richards, speaker tor the intematlcnol ra­ dio program. "Tho Voice of Pro­ phecy." from Los Angeles, Calif, will be present with his group on tike tint weeRnnd of the sncampment. William A. Pngal, speaker on the New York TV profrnm. "Faith for Today,” will come for the second weekend. ' N. C. Wilson, president of the Adventists' Michigan Confer­ ence and director at the stusian. Indicated that this years gathing promise, to be the best the church has ever enjoyed. "R ap­ pears that every scoommodailon for living at the conrenUon aUo will be filled and many will bo' hoping for canceUgiUon*.” “Our members in MirNgan teem to be expecting a rloh spiritual reward from attending three meetings," he sold. This Thursday morning, care— many of theta modem house trailers attached. wMl begln streaming into the conven­ tion grounds carrying Adwmtiste from aU over the uuta By ths Utno of tho opening session at 7:30 pm. Thursday, nearly all ot the family accommodations wUl be occupied atxl thousands of otlwr Advcntiste from nearby arras will join Ute premanmt, conven tianerm for tho convoca­ tion's keynote address by W. K. Murray. Washington. D. C., a general vice president <rf tho church's General Conference' 625 EXTRA LIMIT 3 4 Pkg. Births at Pennock TOP VALUE STAMPS KROGER I COFFEE । with 2nd week mailer coupons and coupons below I 2^ 99° | IT KROGER FR MR-O-SOFT ORANGE Buttermilk I LOIN O' PORK Bread I I KkImoM Krogwthni Sta, My 10,1965. I CRACKED or WHOLE Wheat Bread LARGE EGGS —-—-a—........ ti Some astronomss beUcvg to. other planet awaits detection. It a-ouJd lie beyond Pluto, the most distent known plan« in the earth's solar system. IOOsTAMPS WITH THIS COUPON ON i«i HAMBURG or dozei TWEi™ IL Hot Dog „ Buns •»«' KroOte Ry. or VIENNA BREAD ub k»f 25/ BUEBERRIES PEACHES pln> 39/ 1H-Ib. loaf 25/ l ib. lost 27/ Krogsr SANDWICH BREAD 5anfa Rosa KrogKr Round ELENS FRENCH BREAD UdMm •! K/O0U Him Sal. Mt 10.1945 । j'liiiiiiiiMiiiMn i COTTAGE RYE HEAR i* M 29/ RED SUN GRANDE Nectarines Kroger . ' | I ICED RAISIN BREAD us k»i ■ H* pvnhM* al • FRENCH BRAND INSTANT COFFEE Calif. Red Haven Fresh | TOMATOSOUP lOH-ax. <« 7/ UW J cam-w.th « $5 or mor. purch.ee (•xcMiafl tewcw.n. Kiobttco) RMe«n M Kropw thru S«t .My 10.1965. 33/ Wk lo.i 32/ («rvic«—cell it io.i 29/ hi Conlain. Uaadi / *« Pu>|x»a COMET CLEANSER- SPEC & SPAN 2 14-ox. canf 29/ l-lb pkg- -3T k..i 29/ Ugular Six. Larga Six. lath Sixa ZEST SOAP LAVA SOAP IVORY SOAP CAMAY SOAP 2 b*'* 31/. 2^27/ 1*35/ 2 * 33/. . today. CENTRAL RADIO «t TV Kroger Raisin or Bin AID SNEAD I I * I Krogar Pimaartlckle Bread The trick to TV repairing Is skill and experience STAMPS that 3 caas-with a IS or more purctas. i.Mijfltoj b»«r, w.n. & toUuo: IMoom at Kroger thru Sal. My 10,1965. ■ Sala Dry STARDUST BLEACH . u’‘ ’k» 39c HOWARD TRUMBULL Wi S-BIST » Wl 5-DW1 22B N. Jilhno. st Mill Faraxfly a Firettoas More WE CLOSE AT NOON ON SATURDAYS �Card of Thanks and In Memori^m . -v, ... . Freeport West WooniJWln By Mrt. Sylran Tagg By Vidor Sitton >m*k toe lime sinoe the middle or Her aon. Charles. who U pastor I*3’ Nd'-«nber at their Winter at Chapel Hill. beiijoytoa his borne at BaraaoU, Fla., arrived vacation at his cottage on Grand at their ixxue hare on Monday,' Traverse Bay. m. they delayed their return trip ter. Mr, Martluv Davis of CinLinda and Cindy Bird of West C ARD OF THANKS ('ARD OF THANKS Freeport were Friday overnight nd ‘J clnnall. Ohio, were Friday callrzx.,.“ WB Vtsb to exprsas our xlnrere I i wish to exprev nur appraci*- guests of Mr. and mra. iru oud Mra. Ted Bird ' -UK'IV observed around l«v. The prvtty chilly hero. They report m »l the Victor HUmki heme. tbank* and appreciation for the tion u> my family, relatives. ot Middleville * ST. Mr and hravy -----------...with -- - B many very pleasant Winter in the * our sympathy la extended to1 “i Mra.. traffic was klDdxwM ihown ta. far cards. I friends and neighbor* for the John PosUna of McCords u.ra DTODle going gOlllV to tO ar OT from frMn the thr South We miss them when they re the CWford Woodman family of were people letten. flcwers oud food, during ! cards. Bower*, plan tag if u and , , uilu „ „ M „ Vllarww Friday visitors at the Charles Lata Odema Fair and many gone and were glad to have woodland Mr Woodman, who our recent bereavement VUlta while I was in the hospital । Dloiuh hol... * Mr and M... others going to oe from other than back even for a few i>*d been a prtlent xuffcrer with flie Family ofAIHn J. Streeter . and after 1 returned home I alio MartJn of QraIld places We have no reports nfany months * George Schalbly and lcukrnllA tor several ymra. P*»' -----------| wish to thank the Elks Club for a n d j^. >nd M rK EnuinUP1 accidents In our part of Ur Wn. Duane wire Sunday guests td on Ann Ar- • CAKD OF THANKS Ne«reu or California were Sat- cociniy ar any accidents in vol v- t( the funiier's brothers. Hobart, u,. wk_„ hr wa. a mtlenl Mrs ' We wish to expies* our heart- Dra. ; Huebner and Ca*tleman. urday visitors al the Charles ills f**l anti >.wif... ..... , I Ina anv any of our nrook* propio. W. We tert wife nt of Grand ICanuR Rapid* nuraes and nuraea aids at Pen! w h * Mr and Mn _ felt thunks to our friends, neigh­ like declaring Turaday Thank.Mr and Mr*. Elwyn Curtta thr Woodland school, and several bors and relative* for their many nock Hoapltal for the wonderful Olbta and Mr nnd giving Day. But apparently most scUd ax' master and miatrass of children survive. kindn ease■ shown through the care Many thanks to all. , M„ }n,nry enjo>ed of Uie folks stayed right at home ccmnanHal for the Draggoo-N«Mra Ruth Zerbel , ng g WabaBti illness and pov.lng of our loved Michael Booher fell last week and alonel for we had few calls (ieman wedding and nxeption on* Our sincere thanks for the I Lake Saturday ♦ Mr and Mn with new* Items held at the Pilgrim Holiness and fractured his right elbow, floral tribute*. cards, donation* IN MEM0R1AM I Robert Blough and n.,w children ........... of ... ‘u' ,and Uie Country Club oiuu He is now carrying his arm in Mr arui and Mra. Mrs. victor Victor iNSBon Bbaoti uhu L'iturch and also Uie food brought in by William C. Reed — In loving Northville were Sunday ovef- vUHrd Rev and Mra H V Dck- ■“'* Friday evening. Betty and a sling and is handicapped in, the Borryvllle ladies. Our deep­ memory of our dear husband. •11. night gueita of Mn. Ortl*:^. June -»«ry CUrtla and Barry helping with the farm work, | r “• itoltand ••**“*•“* Wednraday wruiMXKUsy, June — Mra — est gratitude to Rev. Max Glad­ father and grandfather who Jrll left Blough ........ ___ __________ . ■ Donaldson >., .mw... nabo iu.- ••attended. 3m 0 Friday ___ evening they attendding for the many visit* both to this life six yean ago on July Blougn Mr and Mr*. Joe Carlin ot cd the wedding of Mias Martbrth Victor Sisson drove Rev. LUa who graduated from L*kew«xl the hospital and nursing home, II. 195# Philadelphia have been spending ' Dnutgw and Robert NeCUeman Mnnkrr hf Hartings to KalamaHigh School laM month, pamed and for bis comforting words, Sadly missed by a few days with Mr. and Mrs, at the Pilgrim Holinem Church „ , . . . a civil service examination ai.d lhe kind service given by Uie Mra William Reed Bill — Blough. »hd—Mrs Bill! at Hasting* —and reception at M,° 8ll,1<laiy where she — --- * - M ....r ----- ----.... the mvywwii . w IIUW uy me pallbearers: and to the Vogt U now cinuunxu employed by the Slate Mr and Mrs JJoyd Shepard Blough and children visited Mr. the Country Club a Mr. and tbc rneasw at t h o , Highway Department at Lansing Funeral Home for their thoughtand family and Mn Jyrry Kiser in Battle Mm Carl Heise. wtku have spent Ciiaprl Hill Muthodtel Church, i We understand that he wusta Mr and Mra Donald Mut Creek Monday. * Mr and Mrs —— -------------- ------ -------------------------------------------------------------- ---------------and family Dan PosUna spent Saturday eveMrs Rhoda Latlirop nlng with Mr. and Mrs ComvllMr and Mrs Hubert Lathrop ou» Bouwens at Alto. * Mr and and family Gerald Ford to Mra. Gordon Yoder and children. Mr. and Mra. Norval Thaler and and family Attend Ionia Fair daughters and Mr. and Mra. El­ Rcprcwntallvc Gerald R. Ford wood Yoder and children were and family of Grand Rapid* Minority Leader Monday supper guests of Mr and of the House of Representatlvtw in Mr*. Dan Postma. < Mr. and Mra. the United States CungrvM. lias — Art Clinton ---------- ----------------visited Mr -------------and Mrs LEGALS accepted an invitation to attend I Charles Poslhumu* of Lowell the Golden Annlvwraary Ionia Free I last Tuesday Fair. Ford wlU arrive in Ionia on | June 27. * BUI Newton returned Monday. Aug. #. and U to partici- I bone from Camp Ottawa near I pate In lhe Inaugural Parade slated I Newaygo Saturday. June 26 * Arthur Puller of Grand Rapids ■ i was a Sunday. June 37. visitor of Mr and Mra Robert Newton. Totem carving by the Tllnglt Indiana of Alaska had virtually visited his moUter. Mrs Ada' died out when a U.S. Forest Servirr Newton on E State road near I project revived the art in the Hastings Wednesday. June 23 * 1B30*. the National Gecvraplik Mr. and Mra. Clark Blanchard' and daughters of Grand Rapids ORDER FOR ArrBARAXCB Eaton Rapids were weekend, i.rniK uiws. w nu-. gnu Mra Ernrat Grona attended the Tri-County Conservation Arch­ ery Shoot at Clarksville Sunday, were Thursday, June 24 vlsl- ESH tor . hasi"* Umo'af KhooUng and j Mr. and Mrs John Booher, eventually will graduate as a | ,,vrri Nrt-V CWMUUSE B»NSCT WANT Notice to Saving and Loan Investors All investors in the Hostings Sayings and Loan Association are asked to present their pass books to have the First Six Months dividends inserted to their credit. Your Savings Account has been credited '»ith dividend! ot the rate of 4% Per Annum os of June 28. 1965. Hastings Savings & Loan Association 136 E. State St. Hastings All Savings I mured up to $10,000 with F.S.L.I.C. SAVE 3 WAYS ON MERCURY! Newton. * Mr. and Mra. Tom McKee of Benton Harbor were Friday night and Saturday, i «»r b-lr.rOB hSu * Seymour Bouwens and chil­ dren vUttcd his parents. Mr and Mra. ComcUoua Bouwens of Alto Saturday. June 20. *. Mr. and FsLETS Hradriilunt II III.line. Mid were Thursday. June 34. vUiina. * Sunday. June 27. dinner Mra. Floyd Grinnell were Mr. Milford Ruffner of ruaucATiox oamta. Thelma Geiger, Mrs. Larry Hollman and daughter,! Cindy and MU* Sharon Geiger' visited Mr and Mrs Floyd Geigw. Mr. and Mra. Gust ■ Wlngtler near Lowell and I’iillp »Z Mlkk.il. obdee or FUBLICATIOK—Cisie. IlMiinca, tixi VFW department convention Ui Lansing. Friday. Saturday and Sunday. * Mrs. Lorry Hoffman and Cindy of Wayne and MU* Sharon Geiger were Wednesday. June 23. supper guests of Mr. and Mra. Roy Dukes * Recent callers at the Roy Dukes home Mlrklgan. Reigler of Carlton * Mr. and Mra. Floyd Grinnell ncvnttipanied their aon. J. D. Grinnell of Al­ gonquin Lake to D’llrvue Thurs- Rists ot Mifkirsa, CirtuH Crnrl 'T±3“c?..'WKk nueday._____ ___________ Geiger visited MT. and Mra. Floyd Geiger near Lowell Sun- . tended tho funeral of Floyd Grinnell's sister. Mrs. Eva WalkInshaw. Internment was tn Austin Cenustery Condia township ORDER— CwrT IDS*. .. r .r:r . Dukes. * Mr and Mr* Harold Eckert and children spent five June 26th wn-krad at their cabin near Baldwin. * Mr. and Mra. Charles King and Floyd visited Mrs. Minnie King at Ionia Wednesday. June 23. ★ Mr. and Mrs. Roysl Good of Delton were Sunday, June 27. Fillip IL MU oeli-i 1. Big tax cut-savings for you! 2. Record salesjear-savings for you! 3. End-of-year clearance-savings for you! William Klenip * Mr. and XL’s Al Barnard and children and Ralph Moore attended tile Moore reunion June 27. Afterwards they visited Mrs Ralph Moore af Uw Medical Facility Mra. Moore entered Uie Facility from PVBLICATI01* ORDER. been a patient slnoe March * Mrs Al Barnard attended a bridal ahoww honoring Ml*n .inn i. Nadine Kidder at lhe Methodist iiuuui ii.uiauuj, uuuc ai. I George VanHycle of Marshall and Mra Etta Helion of Battle Creek were Sunday. June 27. visitors of Mr. and Mra. Fonts* Buehler. * Mra. Dorothy Yargvr and Mrs. Margareto Lohr of Hartings were Thursday. June S4. dinner gu»u of Mr. and Mrs. Forrrst Buehler. * There was'a bowling picnic at Middle Lata Sunday. June 27. Those Mt- Business Directory PRODUCTION CREDIT ASSOCIATION 301 S. Michigan Ave. Haitinga MEMORIAL MONUMENTS aid Benner and children. Mr. and OF DISTINCTION 945-9415 Illi SHEKWOODAGEIVCY INSURANCE ROBUT W. SHIRWOOO. Mgr. State Farm Insurance . ,, _ All Forms AUTO — FIM BONDS and daughters and Mr. and Mra. Dean Stuart and family, local. Mr and Mrs Frank Dutcher and family attended a family Rm. PWmm Wl J-IOLt—Wl J-Jeu Office Hour# HASTINGS Mra. Woody Winegarden of Has- Lawrence Brother# , Or Insurance and..J Bonds ■ rnnv ' ssianiie JERRY ANDRUS l. Wl 4.4441 Mrs. Manard Dutcher Saturday. June 2S. * Mr and Mra. Charles Hoyt attended a Standard OU picnic ut Maple Island, near Paw route home, they visited his broUwr. George Hoyt near Plain­ well wm Mishler returned from Blodgett Hospital Juno 25 He : * Mr. and -*]to vidted Muhler at J- <*- Mr* Eari Noah of Mr. and Mrs. WlU tho home of hl a - ---------- -- Warren Roush of Hastings vtaibrother. WlU Mishler at ; the Charles Blough home BunNM'I Baak BUs. day June 27. You’ll save hundreds of dollars at your Mercury dealer’s! MAHLER MOTOR SALES 1220 N. Michigan Hastings Wl 5-2479 �Vacations Coming! Find A Good Used Car In Today's Want Ads LARKE BUICK Byilnan to Briik al Hastings Motor Salas CHEVROLET Ut. MWH T^-|m 1435 S. Hanover Gee e Owe thrner ftrt Wl 5*2425 Wl 5-2426 1M4 FORD FALCON I Dr. 1641 DODGE 6 Dr. Patera H.Tep. 1MI DODGE 4 Dr. 446 1963 CHEVROLET taiAlr 4 dr.i 8 cyt mmm*Hc. LU__ ‘HL MANY MOBE TO CHOG8E FROM For the Best Terms and Values |n Town See the Dodge Boys at HASTINGS MOTOR SALES 836 W. State Wl 5-5MJ ar Wl 6-1454 1963 BUICK USED CAR LOT Aero** from Food cater CLASSIFIED AD PAGE HASTINGS BANNER PHONE Wl 5-3481 srs'ATas.Tj!: ■crar4>w« vltk (ho ordrr. ot town! Aar dutaplBK la BaaUlpsUr operatad damjta aUH* Ut *a ccmptlrhrd by drvoiliiac Ibl MINIMUM RATE—50a far Tw.nty Word*. iOX NUMBtg—Aithaagh TM B*nn.r d*«> aof ikmohikI "blind ad." lot bate ra.ulti, we will provid* "boa aaasber" tarvte* »» a Bbaree ef 10a. DISPLAY CLAMIFIID—>1.25 per tech for tiagi* tewrtte*. 65« Mr lath ter eertee of six er mere ad* te b* run aa UaMcuffve w**k.. Both of *bov* rttei baud on Blandaid duptey rimlIted ityte*. AU UKORS—ta ad* takea by ph*n* fo b* at eoeder'e rtofc, *lrb.-gh w* take tp*ci*l «ff*rt to w* fh*» th* c**V to taken correctly. foartitklpa cl JOHJC8+OWN CAKDS OF THANKS & IN MEMORIAMS—2c pw word. OBITUARIlS—PM 110 word* fro* of charm. 2* M Calendar of Spacial Events hr HOI I Cl, SENTZ TV Sale* * Service 1962 CHEVROLET. B >c*rw 4 0»- tadwt; twa'or . .all*. Vary tlaml 1962 OLDS SAFE BUY USED CARS SAVE $ $ 1264 DODGE MODEL 889 Gu*tom H.Tm. Power *U and brakeai Radio Ona o Extra elean. Only ....... FARM IMHEMEKIS Special Purchase Save $$ During Thi» Vt 4 Dr. sedan. Power *teering. with 42' Mover uiually told power brake*. Radio. A one owner. Like new I For only 21265 for $839.90 is NOW ONLY MERCURY HASTINGS BANNER CLASSIFIEDS Call Wl 5-3481 •lull ta «>e4 by any paraon. Ira, or torporalloa wliUk ia not a ra*Ut*t, prapar't awaar. Lawn Mowar Sala! "Terrific" Sole 1264 RAMBLER CfJpTOM Model 440 Convertible. ..fUM For Example— A Springfield 8 hp Tractor 1M4 PORD GALAX1E 566 1961 setchell-carlson 1164 COMET 4 Dr. Sedan. Hu ltd. tranunU- IIS S. Hanover St. Phono 945-3862 LEGALS *600” 1868 FORD-6 cylinder, standard IranuniHlon. New paint job. Cali Wl 5-3841.____________ If (Over 25% Savings) Other Mowers of AH Types 1868 4-DR. PLYMOUTH ALUMINUM FOR FAINTED O» MILL FINISH 1960 FORD Uka ocwi rot............... -8UM 1961 PICKUP TRUCK 1863 MERCURY CUSTOM 4 Dr. Sedan. Power steering, poster brake*. Extra sharp. Only __ .............................. 81395 Hurry! Supply Limited. M37 South NOTICES BETTER USED CARS PRICED TO MOVE TRANSPORTATION UF TO *•" WIDE FRANCISCO FARM SUPPLY Ttas la Moardaac* with Ckapter at ika Ck*rttr at ska Clly of II*.lb *• Santa*, tta lilHI cotawlttn Mid City, la okam aald patlllM ' rat.rr.3. ka'ln* rararuM fa’ar. Wl 5-3150 tetteek, Ibat Mid Inivor.mrat . Iiaira.nl lia cna.IturUC anil rczoap 14 ** »bo*c dcolbad. In attar** witk Ita i4*t. 4Uir.il. .a* w«»i, e ia lha *n«a al Ika City Clark la IMO MERCURY 4 Dr. Hardtop.------------- -MM I n*vm«at *nd i 4as*nataa4 ta ba J’JKFd.’LS 4 tk*l Mid yl.l. akd hrr.ti.rurn (.t.|»rrJ atn<» al ILa City । at luatlag* ba *ad karaby ayproird CLA8H C BAR IN NORTHERN MICHIGAN — Good masonry building with plenty of park­ ing, nice fixture* and equip­ ment. Excellent opportunity •1th only 514.000 down. Con­ tact Ralph Millbrook, LaNoble Realty, 1516 E. Michigan. LanOng. IV 2-1537 Evening*. 627- 18M LINCOLN Mahler Motor Sales LINCOLN-MERCURY DEALER 1116 N. MICHIGAN AVE. PAIRED—Electric and regular spring type. Pickup and deliv­ ery aervice available. Miller Jewelers, Heatings. Phone Wl YOUR PLANTS NEED A BOOST? FARM IMPLEMENTS 12-6-6 PIANO TUNING Virgil Bortman k QUICK ACTING SHRUBS, HOUSE PLANTS, 1M1 FORD STATION WAGON V8 engine, automatic transml* sion, radio, ready to go. GOOD CHOICE OF TRANSPORTATION CABS, PRICED TO SELL! REAHM hHrtaUc. —John Deere A Tractor and cuiiirttor -Minn. Moline R Tractor and cull. Cheap! —B*V*raljwod used Balm and -John Deete B band wind. One owner. Hun* like new! -Mi Aim Otelmm D it ... -jhasey Harrl* 20 Tractor. A-l OUX and rom «a*d. Uaad I yr —Helix Auger Wogdn. Like new! GOODYEAR BROS. tween 1100-1150 weekly with excellent oppastunity for early advancement in . thia area. Write and Uli. me about your­ self. Reply at once to Allan Farrow, Box 500, Marion, Ohio. Must have typing and short­ hand experience and be be­ tween 35 and 50 yean ot age. ABLE PAPER — For picnics, family reunions, lota bf use*. 40* by 300*. 83-50 at The Ban- NEW WATERPROOF TARP DR 4-8167 WINICK SURPLUS BLAIR'S FARM & GARDEN 111 W. Stat* I3IG N. Michigan Ave. Wl 5-5912 Farmers... Finished With Your 0AD1LU0 ru. i-xn-It. K. MMMIU AH nadlan Company In agricultural Held urgently requires repre­ sentative in this area for Crop Service Department. Applicant must have recent agricultural background and be well re- Also larger sizes at corresponding low price*. Guaranteed water and 306 N. Michigan Ph. Wl 5-3334 mildew proof. First Hay Cutting? FOHT1AO SWEEPER BAG* AND HOSES to fit moat sweeper* are ataBabla atgTEUBY‘8 KLBCTRIO, 223 ■& Jefftraon. Ateo, email appliance repair. tf hourly serving consumer* In Hatting* wills Rawlelgh house­ hold product*. No capital re­ quired. Write at once. Rawleigb Dept. MC O 651 217 Freeport, Illinois 7/8 MAN CAPABLE of taking re­ sponsible poaitlon. Apply In writing giving resume. HuUng* V & S Hardware. tf USE . . . ORTHO-GROW THE LIQUID PLANT FOOD Farm Machinery OR CRIMFED HASTINGS ALUMINUM 1646 BUICK 4 Dr. Sedan. -RM D63 CHEVROLET IMPALA . . TTDr. Hardtop. V-« motor, automatic tranimlMtae, VMM* wall*, radio, sparkling white COIL. FLAT SHEET PRODUCTS, INC. GOOD AS NEW STORE Over Start'* Wallpaper 8J00 miles. MBS. Excellent Khtlun. Call 845-3339 before am, Arthur Baird, TJO E. Rh, Hastings. 7/15 INBIST ON MICHIGAN DOT­ TED GABI Re* Carl A Betty's Appliance* before you buyl They Bell—They Inctall—They Service. Pli. Wl 5-3833. M-37 South. tf Hlraat CawwIUat* Chalrm*n REROI.VKD: TtiM lk« Qty Clarl give nolle*. Ba >*M|rH I* Cbaj.trr 1 at Ika CkaFtar of th* City of H*t tin*.. W (U n*'«m>a intarraltd In Ik i-d ajStTS'-CT.’S,,': 71‘, SEWING MACHINE wllhDIala-matic zig aag unit included. Make only 6 payment*'ot »7 monthly or 137 cash. Call today Gun UU Road. tMlUgt 2. Do you want to Increase Use yield? J. Do you want latter Parting ••• "KSV ~ PWMb or Cups tup to 200i Me at email rental fee Iplecopal Pari»b Hou** or MOSQUITO CONTROL SPRAY­ ING — For prompt senice on large ar small areas call Lake Odessa 374-4761. Sprague Laud­ scape Bervicea. tf TION TO BUY — OH empty »tore building or ’fruit stand or 1■prend Hf t |ta*W • B«mI’ KAKHELF5 MSHBuuk WIHIIl Farm Bureau Services ' FATMAN-Private DetecfW St-Hour, Bhadowing. Tape. Poto-FUm Evidence, Nation­ ■2213 Union, Battle Creek 12/20 1950 DETROITER MOBILE HOME—47x10. Excellent condi­ tion. Must sell, will sacrifice WAGE!—Yes. when you um the Mighty Midget, The Ban­ ner Want Ad to cell. rent, biro or buy you get tact reuilU al SUttW”—• �Waynaxd L Jarmrd, NaahvtBe: Today, more than 60,000 fa rm era, ranchers and part-time farmers In Michigan, Wisconsin. Minnesota and North Dakota are using */* billion dollars In Land Bank Loans to expand, modernise and improve their farm businesses. Since 1017.,more than a quar­ ter-million farmers have found their Land Bank the om credit source always geared to their actual needs, if you're planning a farm Improvement or expansion project, be surp to check your Land Bank Association. A LAND BANK LOAN GIVES YOU. Repayment* scheduled to fit your (analog No prepayment penalties. youh ros sesr souses loho tssu, ■ IOW-COST CSCDIT1 Haitian Office HASTINGS BANNER Highlights Interesting 27 Barry' toiilh to Attend 411 Club Week More than l.ooo 4H Club mem- Ungs; Bill Shipland. Lynetta ,bers irum every’ Michigan coun-.Thomas and ChrL-dlne Belson ty will participate in 4H Club R3 Hastings. . Week at Michigan State UniThe youths are selected to versity July 13 to 16. ; take part hi (he 47th annual . . ■> __ event ftn th,- Iwvlu ol ■> n lCounty scheduled to attend aa staiiding III Club iccurda. The program wlUch carries the delegate* are Nancy Mott. R1 Delton; Kathy Tappan add John theme • IXs-titmlion—Leadership Jones. Hl Hickory Corners; Di- rtflrcU the concern of 4H Club leaders in developing leadership 'tuia EldrAl. Rl NaahvlBe; Yo, landa Anderson. Rl Buttle in Michigan young people In line f Creek; Barbara Gilliland. Rl with a changj^g United State, .Woodland; Nancy Sinclair. and Uie worlft, ThU year’s etnphaxb wiU In­ Wocdland’. Marjorie Buck. R2 i Heatings; Judy Stauffer, tauis clude world understanding and Lynn Gilbert and Barry Eye, Rl human relations. In the upenlhg I Hastings: Mike Smith. Rl Augus- scssioo. State Senator Guy VanderJagt of Cadillac will choland Harry Boulier. R3 limitings. lenge 4H Club members to ac­ tively reek leadership roles al > Others are Rhea Mead. Rl all leveU during their life. Nashville; Kathy Kauffman. R5 A better appreciation for the Huuw: «“» Rl .w. work «of uv th? um™ United n.™ Nations uLx Name Coed at MSU as State’s Tree Farm Queen University year-old daughter of Mr and Mra. Eugene L. Peterson at Carney. Mich . won the title from a field of 24 contestants She will be a .sophomore this Fall special education ,““T; » «“■ w_. ■" .,he Monica. R2 “.., What type of person should buy the hot Plymouth now? Tom Carpenter Carlton Junior Grange. Master Thomas Carpenter waa elected in-LStcr of the Carlion Junior Granu No. 233 at their meeting □n July 3. He and the other officers wilj^bc Installed at tire ImC meeting in August. !R The Junior Grangers will pro­ vide the program and refresh­ ments for the July 8 meeting of the Subordinate Gran errs Other officers elected were: inc. listed 38.573 certified Tree of 35.815450 acres ol privatelyowned. taxpaying forert. lands Michigan Joined the Tree Fann movement in 1MB. It currently The future of free-enterprise family farmin* in America calls lure. business, oonsiunm and government, Dean Quirin. suite executive director of tix- Mich­ igan Agricultural Stabilization aiul Conservation Service office said in summing up the confer- Agriculture. IrvUle L. Freeman and other officials In Washing­ ton. a saver: with new Slate ASC commit­ teemen and new Slate execu- State* the responsibilities they have In administering farm programs through the farmer excellent results. Quirin said. bit Right now, your Plymouth Dealer’s showroom is a saver's paradise. It's dean-up time and time for every new-car shopper to save big on a Plymouth Fury, Belvedere, Valiant or Barracuda. The '65s are priced low to move out fast. Bring your old car in for a bigh-dollar trade today. It could be the start of a brand-new hobby for you... saving money on a Plymouth I being out of Lhe woods.’ billion last year over 1960, and realised net Is running about 1900 million a year higher than tlw i960 level dinpito rises :n coat*. Quirin said the Secretary reported. Grain stocks have tx-tn reduced to levels that are much grain and llv®4ock and much Get a dean-up deal now at your Plymouth Dealer’s fury/belvedere/valiant/barracuda AVTHoraaoPiXMoumMAtira DEWEY'S CAR PALACE CHRYSLER mctom covounoa BARRY'S FARM STORE . J. Hoxnn at Halting. Off Uiolh Quinn said that Secretary Freeman and the other officials long hours iong-range Cropland Adjustment Program providing opportunity culture. However, the Deportment ofState executive directors ex­ plaining their duUra and oppor- used to flavor cun? powders, taMtA MkM lad coctaa. Barry I arms Share Federal Tornado Grant An addiUonal allocaUon of t~o thoiLxdiid Ixas been granted to help Mlchigan<oun k-s damaged by tornadoea on Palm Bunday. HOWL you meet Todd. Jr. <D. Mich < »ld Friday. 1710 money wui uc uacu in sharing conservation measurcs airf>dy underway.- Todd . . . repair or replacement bills if damage occurs to tand. etreains and drainage dticbn and repairing or re­ placing farm fence*. Counties included In the MlocaUon are; AUegan. Barry, Branch,, Hillsdale. Kalamazoo. Kent l Ixnswre. Monroe. ML. rxv,,,. ixiinw,,. v»UU IMM* s-_ Juscph. a . previous allocation of 1200 thoiunnd had bcm granted to Ulose counueB. “People needing additional in- Local State Agriculture StabillzaLion and Conservation Commtttee,” Todd said. EXPERT TIRE SERVICE BARR Tire Shop U. S. ROYAL your home or business or their contents? It’ll be easy if you’re covered by a Hastings Mutual Homeowners policy, or Complete Commercial Package. Wise up ... sec your Hastings Mutual man today and you won’t have lo give a “hoot" wliat happens! Authorised Iiuauuy. Hostings— Agent in This ••• Aren nyiriw<i*cu —— The Sherwood Agency Fheao Wl 5-3072 Natioaal Bank Building. Hasting* Authorised Hastings Agent in This Area COLEMAN AGENCY 203 S. Mkhlgon. Hotting. thon. Wl 5-3*12 be the 23th AnFarm System which has aptly been described as the gnuu-jA forest conservation movement since the turn of the century. Scientific good will Inuisccnds the Cold War Amerion ciremUtaTaylor, lecturer, Bruce Carpen­ named a newly discovered element ter. steward: Armond Ranguette. after Russian scientist Dimitri asoistniu steward: I-ols Ran- Mendelyeev; Soviet atronomeri rave Thomas A. Edison's name to rotary; Billy Ulrich, gatekeeper; a prominent feature discovered by Debra Ulrich, ceres: Debbie Carpenter Pomona; Judy-Weln- moon. brccht, flora; Brenda Taylor, lady assistant steward; Frank Wrinbrecht Jr., treasurer exacuUve committee; Sumner Dorsey, Family Farming Future Needs Cooperation Barry Fann Calendar botl M. Fox, chairman of Mich­ igan Forest Industries. Hl Dowling; Gall A-andlng sessions Dcli-gufes will Delton. Sown Laihk NaUtville. Bradley Endnta Rl Freeport; jthlp ltvivylt.n and Mias Peterson U well qualified i1.00 ! ■‘iul’A »« programs that will in.Mary Burdick. RlHlckoty Corundmtandln< U»- to represent the State's certified nets; Rich Pennington. IU Has- CnUCTl Notions ----- - ----------------------- --— ----- :----------------------------------------- —. ] Extensive use of ckwed circuit » family that has made ita liveI television will play a big part In UIuxxl from the forests. She has i.ilscuiuon J™"/ experiences discussion of human iclaUons idatlons 1 throughout the entire week on the family Tree Fann and Some V0 dLscuanion groufja will liviroughly understands the explore tire meaning and cause many benefits which accrue to at discrimination, prtdjulce and woodland owners who apply tire multiple u*' forest manageland. She human tciauutkv. uuuuiu relations V.IUM Club .Jimiiiiri jWnibr. nrent ------ principle .---. to , the ---- -----will attempt to seek alternative, L--’ anxious to help promote tree —-------- —---_---------------solutions to problems mid detwt; ,arm,nu farming on other Aftehnmn Michigan tamte lands jurt now contributing to the mine role* they can asBume liiStates forest economy. thetr itorne communities, the The Michigan Tree Fann ProState, the Nation and the World The annual club wrek is sponTree Farm System which la merit of tlic Michigan Coopera­ spotisored nut funnily by the forCf4 Industrie. On June 1. AmerItive Extension Service. r*. jit-mio A treat circulation system for M vital sap U particularly efficient. among the M dairymen in Mich­ A tree could raise this fluid to igan who joined the HoiMein- a height of a thousand feet, the National Geographic • says. THE ^/billion ..SAYS FARM LOAN SERVICE IN A BIG WAY! recently. Michigan now has 1400 active national members. Join Cottle Club •—THE HASTINGS BANNER Ketchikan. Alaska. U the wrttrat: nvreday. July S. IMS lclly Uj Uw ionuntfital United I ' ■ ■ --------------- States. :h» National Geognplik j Blocks of salt atlll serve as cur- aaya. The South Alaskan settlement I reney tn parts of Ethiopia, lire j U iqundaled by IM inchm of rain, National Geographic aayx I annually. Best Buys on rw & Used Tires Moaeted FREE! Authorixad Hastings Agent in This Area FRANDSEN’S I Insurance Agency 120 W. State St.. Hastings FREE PARKING HOMIOWNERS • COMHfH COMMtfl *1 • Phone Wl 5-4174 •AnMOWNIRS � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/492/HastingsBanner_1965-07-15.pdf b4099fd0b55363c084985edaf27a0876 PDF Text Text The Hastings Banner One Hundred and Tenth Year If You Art Dead It Woe His Fault’ Is Hollow Fhraw NUMBER 13 Hostings, Michigan, Thursday, July 15, 1965 Invite Public to : inspect Home 1 EDITORIALS " ’’l*’1':' ~ Hall in School I The public I* invited to in*pect I Har-Way Home* No. 2. between 2 and 8 pm. on Saturday and Hubbard cobb, editor at “The 10 am. to 0 pm. on Sunday m Agamlng Street, on the south side of Algonquin Lake lust east editorial column of a recent Issue. of the store. Harold Matthews : has erected this three-bedroom h home which has a full basement, graph that undoubtedly reflects an I gas heat and aluminum siding opinion held by thoughtful people .in every American community, Urge or small: (SOLD MEDALLION HOME—Artie Todd, builder, ha. announced sold medallion hoinefealure. total electric living. Till, three- Barry Free Fair To Offer $17,500 In Purses, Prizes Officials Making Final Plans For l()6th Exposition; Harness Races for Set for 3 Days Ings take on increasing Ntatorl-iDj.o cal *nu sentimental significance. WOVl YILVO Therefore, communities should be-1 After receiving vigorous prooone more and more concerned u,te Tucsd»>' nl«ht at their . regular monthly meeting from with the question of what to savv, mothers and father*, many wtth and what to tear down. i young children, members of the . . . । Hastings Board of Education are A hodrtinc ruv.o-t H.v. ^'heduied to reconsider action A badding doesn't have to be an (ak(,n [wJ November to dtocon.--------- u_.« tlnuc lntra.clty transporta­ tion of children, kindergarten ■ quire* drastic change*. But we also Syplc.il of the period and era tn through 6lh grade. . j believe that citterns in a comImunlty are the deciding factor as had nn important role in the po­ litical or social life of the com­ con- ,j destruction of thing* they may munity. people should think twice The conlroverital question c~;.school bus transportation is arid then a few lime* again before eliminated In September. ,------- . .C— ’—. ------ a‘‘l nnH. “’ey *nouiu oo givni The school board ruled out discussion* at the Board of Super- . ' nhiw-tton. transporting the youngsters last vtecr* mertlngs and Tuesday s regutime to voice their objection* November, pointing out that the ITS children transported last After ipending most of the day ! the oftkULv responsible for what have applauded the fact that the year cost over S11AOO before the Continue Study Location of Proposed Jail structure should be built, and j tranwctlne routine irsnwcUng miitlrn- business, hiulnMi the board member* adjoonied subject, O’Connor. Hastings Township pervlsor. At Tuesday's morning session Robert Blrke, president of the Has- that the Clumber of Cornn directors tn general believed . With more than §17,SOO in premiums, jwizes ami |wr.ses the Courthouse square. However. Blrke -aid it might Ikeing offered, plan-, for the 106th annual Barry County Fair are being completed for the full week * program which begins that the director* had not recel* all the Lnformatloii but dial ti: Monday, July 2o. continuing through Saturday. July 31. were unxlpus that the struett Purses totaling $12,000 are being offereil for the three days of harness racing, more than $4,000 in regular premiums are offered for the finest produce,“livestock, handicraft and other , Supervisor Lloyd Huffman. B: ---------------- - . entries witli more purses listed Township. empluutxed that the i for horsepuliing and pony pull­ zens Study Committee on Ute Ing contest*. I Richard Palmer, superinten­ dent of speed, repdrte that -one 'rated elsewhere than Ute .of the finest harness racing pro- ! grams will be .offered 1965 Barry- -unanimous decision ~ Hodges Jewelry Store IM^E Fairgoer*. with owner* from In­ State 8t»ret ■■ittoa read? to <“Mna’ TU,noU nnd Ohl° “ wel1 oppoaed ' pLicing the Jal) on the mon to . on .wn i 01J1...1 “ u,Vh“,,n ■'“'•"I ■!»"(!Courthouse Square, adding that a •■plush" building was not required. on State Street, has announced for u,e threc-duy program, a 667,000 removal sale starting Frank O'Mara of Chicago b ' Supervisor Hoffman and Superthis Thursday at 10 am bringing eight of hh raocn. | visor Earl McKibbin. Orangeville. । raid that tiie people in their town­ : ships almost without exception ; preferred having the jail located sate through Katardsy. ' »U of Modi row are bringing j on it* present site Store hours far the three day* ' thre»I Mayor Franklin C. Beckwith said will be from. 10 am. to 0 pm. Vrrn Quick from Ceresco !*!« »!Ul y|t*j that all Information Hbdges' advertisement pro- bringing Miss Mighty Quick ,f----------he----------------available before, plans. are made claiming the many bargain* for wllh advance notice that she will ux w Bppr thin event will be found on Pn«r be out to break the HasUngs sperial tax for the project * I,r Rwtinn 1 nt thi. i..... track rerord of 2 07 set hv _. . ...77 County Clerk William CricUer Michael Song In 1062 The pacer The Banher. tad a letter from Albert Owen, •owned by Fred A. Sauer of resident of Local 13*. UAW-CIO, 1 Newell The previous record wn* live board "respsctfully 'riquasu WT r, . : Stine tn the sulky back in 1840. Umt you CTXiudcr. building the pill away from the Courthouse Square Hodges Jewelry Removal Sale Regins Thursday Mobile Homes, ______ New Gas Station । here. "I believe we will have the Grand Opening uicr declared. newly-annexed Algonquin. The cost would skyrocket to B30D0O a year, ft was explained at that time. It was pointed out that the district not only doesn't get re­ imbursed tor intra-clly transpor­ tation—or when children live within one and one-haif miles of their neighborhood schools— but it also penalized. . ' * *'? ... As thte nation matures, old buiki- necessary parking. fhc future needs of the courthouse, Al Hood of Vassar is bringing Delbert Engler.h of Del* Auto Wrecking on M-37 jud vouth of the starting gate. Isirry Munsell Hsstlng* has muiouncrd a grand of Fowlerville will be the presid­ ' Tuesday afternoon Ernest Car-1 and associ­ penter. a director at the Hastings opening of his Mobile Homes «nd ing judge. And w,l,timres . ate judge* will Phillip* -66- Os* Station would be , „ ' Ju< !5” k7 ‘" 1be Clare Beach. Bob Sherwood peand at the meeting and reported IjM rw « Mumu,. Jul, that many persons hr had talked to favored building tlw new jail day night t school board -i- Action Permits 4-Lane Travel; Aidermen Study New Ordinances, Receive Airport License Reprieve ‘ -With Mayor Franklin C. Beckwith breaking a tie, 4-4 vote, the City Council Monday night approved a ban on parking on Broadway from Court Street to the North City’ limits, with the exception of three blocks on the east side from State Street • to Thorn. This was the second time Mayor Beckwith was called on to break a deadloclT. . Aidermen voting against lhe proposal indicated they be" — .bin— aHzMtlX K., banned _ __ . ------------------------------------ — lleved parking should be the entire distance It was explained that clients VISITING IN HASTINGS — Michael Heit and his wife. Yuplt IIHS Grad Reports on Experiences in Thailand The Chinese Communists" In­ filtration of Thailand might' be counteracted by a United States' program df education and devel­ opment for the people of rural and Mrs. Laurence West of 528 8 Cass Street, suggested this week The Chinese Communists fol - i as he and his vivacious wife, low a policy of training one, Yuplt Wongsawat' relaxed while maybe more, young people from visiting here each village in the Reds' way of seven trips daily on regular routes and five shuttle trip* transporting pupils within . the City. In the entire district, 17 Alderman James Coleman also Among those speaking at Tuea- explained that there Is room for two lanes of northbound traffic Ing the transportation of chil­ from State Street. dren within a mile and one-half . Police Chief Richard Sunlor Mr*. Wayne Webster, Algonquin Lake: Mr*. Marvin Anderson. Ironside Drive: Mrs. Robert Hol­ Aiderman Cedric Morey said lister. Anne Drive: Mrs. Walter he had received the engineering Forsberg. Algonquin: Joe Duffy. plan* for improving lighting at 227 W. South; Jack Hubble, 835 the entrances ..... to w the City. About N. East: Mr. and Mrs Jack Al-163500 has been earmarked for — — ■ V. lerdiQg, *10 610 Pralrta Prairie SWAmi** IKa •y Wieland. N. Broadway: Broadway. Because of the limited right. Jertk Carr. Mi N. congress: of-way and topography, a grads Thomis Taffee. 523 W. Prairie, for a possible future sidewalk William Taffee. 502 W.l along the South Broadway Im- House of Fabrics Opens Saturday On State Street Cross Aids .>.,0 v Ban N. Broadway Parking to Speed Flow of Traffic County Supt. of Schools ex­ plained the transportation pro­ cedures and said that the amount of money appropriated by the State for eligible students riding buses had been Increased by *8.000.000. dal Welfare Deportment located Ing a thorough, far reaching edu­ cational program might possibly Hasting* has been transporting save Thailand from becoming in­ youngster* within the City since volved In a Communist-type of 1555, Tom Toffee recalled, after dictatorship. the proposal had been worked Mike, a Hastings High School out with the late Supt. of Schools graduate who finished Massa­ L. H. Lamb. He questioned how 'The House of Fabries," local- chusetts Institute of Technology the school board could believe IBM, with -a bachelor's degree eo at 1JOB tt. mate otroci. u In ” scheduled to open bn Saturday. hi? dren to walk to school across and 7nlh*£n along busy trunklines, than for Last weekend he drove Good, 936 W. Madison *!»<> favored a July 17. under the ownership of; kiddle* Mr*. Patricia Kennedy of 1884*“^ h AprU them to be riding the buses ' Pal's Scott to first place in the' different location. Other* expressed similar oplnErl McPharlin, local contractor r* m ।nr,t heat Bt Vassar In the two­ ’ wra(-year-old trot and Gerald HalfordI and chairman of the building the buvlneu from Mra. LllU.n ” L i » ni '<lrovc Palmer's Good Pal's DUsly committee of the Special study Taylor and plans on providing Fay Clardy, vice president of ThsiL*nd_wt>rklng witb thv U^, the school board, presided at the Committee, said building a new a full line of fine fabrics for ford eShi SralIM. ,O nrSl ,n mr S ’ * 0 ” 0 171 f *' ' £ 1 lO0k ,wme 1700 Of ,hal Bl.000 •Jail on another site would be more the convenience of everyone. I Docks. tx on display, in well as antique'py,^ । practical. ror Baiuroay s grana openin*. n^Mwe^an^wateT'sv*1, Homer Smith a"“ ------- r—PHnter1* Oood Pai■» Billy wun| -------- --_______ Supt. Guenther reported that from IB am. to 9 pm. there 'n_ • ihte division.of non-wlnner* of; will be coffee «nd cookie* .tetM “ .*???..U',r_ ln the district *un needs elemehwrved and door prtxes. | ln u,hlch hftd re. necessary to assign special staff Mrs Kennedy will continue in M|wl us loan funds her position in the Barry County USAID program qualified instructors are found Treasurer's office at the CourtMlke Tgreal deal of reA Barry County Circuit Court ■n»ur» Prtce to Bill Douglas of|44y T dllllllCb 111 ^“er ’ House of Fab-1 sp<ct for u,, p^plt of Tnslland. after the next college term. Jury was empaneled Tuesday I rlc*». ope™tcd 5,urln£,lje are proud of their long hls- needed to All old positions, plus wrek by her mother. Mrs. Clyde tory o M independent Nation. two additions, -BorahNewington 'vc /Dwight! Palmer's horses finished first six j Warren, when she recover, from fTeedom only for Mr*. Janice Kletzmann. 5 IB 8. umc*. second sccoiuj three mree times tunes and ano Chaw, et a). , times, B pcrlod durlnf WorW Wtr Hanover, the wife of David Kletz­ third twice for about 61.700 in The American Red Cross has her Hines*. purses. With breeders awards, completed I Lt dla.Hcr relief op­ ’ In the meantime. Mr*. Ken-;II when the country w*s oocu- mann who teaches high school orientation and journalism, was pled by the Japanese. erations In Michigan, according Please See MORE ABOUT: L - r-1— hired as an elementary teacher with a poi to John Owens. State Relations erly Kennedy, will operate the| Thailand business during ths week and : 28.835,000 has 200.148 square mile* Mr*. Pat Kennedy will tte there of land. A constitutional mon ­ I vi imiw . n wMww twnm i luuu* pletes her requirements during Jurors were John Copin. R3 Otis School Reunion Sunday. National Red Cross. on Saturday*. - \ -------- - the — ---------------------------x | archy, It te located In SoutheastPall term . at Michigan State Delton. Leon Gray. Nashville. July IB. at Ray Erway's Landing Since operations began, on The owner of "The House of crn Asia, with Burma on the I University. Robert Barnum. Rl Delton, Mra. at Head Lake. Potluck dinner at Palm Bunday a total of 329 u-*3----- .—•------------------NnrthwMf anH Ww«>t.A. nnontw» 1 Ruth Rfherexjcy of HI Haiti I up* Andrew Northwest and Weat: Lace the Bette Kroencke. R3 Delton. Ha­ 1 pm. 7 15 families have received emergency of the Nortit and East, Cambodia on the - —----------- ----- - -------zen Towne. Rl Wayland, Rowan te Inc., Southeast and Ute Gulf of Slam j teacher at Northeastern. Sheffield. R3 Bellevue, Wilma , Attention: Al toft District Vot­ ' The board adopted a They have two children, Jill, 16 which }* part of the China Sea.. Armstrong. R3 Delton. William er*. Vote on annexation will be on the South and East. Uon commending Howi years old. and David. 10. Pat. Cook, Rl Freeport. Carl Huwe. held at the Aitoft School. Mon­ Rl Nashville. Victor Johannes. day. July IP. Poll* open from 7 amount* to 618248300, he said daughter of Mr and Mrs. Clyde RXMiddlevilie. William Wild» Warren, graduated from Has-, all of which is an outright contribaUan to the youth of R3 Plainwell, nnd Clark Spring­ gift. er. Rl Middleville. Repayment of this assistant* to Dr. Charles Morrill tn the; is nelllxr sought nor acccp from the families involved. named delegate to the State of help given disaster victims Michigan Association of School Boards Conference to be held In through the generosity of Detroit in September, with Mr*. American people who contrt Erik vonRel* as alternate. Mr*.' Smith I* a director of the Slate , Owens explained. association. AlUiough the Red Cross Dteutcr Relief office In Lansing of 64550 for the school's six tots —two undeveloped—In Hastings Jury Hearing Damage Suit In chemical resistant a| • Tornado Disaster New Felpausch Food Center Set For Stockbridge Willard J. Lawrence, president and general manager of the O B R. Feldpausch Company which operates Felpausch Food Centers In nine Southwestern Michigan chased the Wlldek Supermarket In Stockbridge and is operating ft as the 10th store in the rapidly growing company. The IransacUoa Include* all Th« Stockbridge Felpauacti iod r-. Center is a new store only month'' old and ha* R.000 feet noor r»X>r space with paved parking - — Boon a* possible. Felpausch wifi made. Grading, for surfacing more to the present building. . the stretch from Nelson to the Kenneth Elliott from the Fel­ south city limits to join with the county^ blacktoppad roadway pausch Food Center of Grand Is underway now that sanitary manager. mains have been Installed. Aidermen authorised Director of Public Services Ken Laberteaux to advertise for blds for the Market Sheet storm sewer running from Center Street to the Thornapple River. The storm sewer should eliminate a water catcd in Hastings. Albion. Eaton drainage problem that has Rapid*. Marshall. Mason. Grand plagued the area for probably Ledge. Coldwater. Williamston Because the water supply to the Hasting* Mfg. Company I* not sufficient, aidermen au­ thorised InataUation of an elghl-lneh main to correct the correcting me low was also discussed. Fire Chief Edward Tudor, in his quarterly report, said pumper hydrants on Hanover at Green's cabins, lhe State liquor store and at the City limits lack pressure. “This could ty damaging under certain condition." Chief Tudor wrote Tudor also recommended re­ placing the hydrant at Bond nnd Montgomery, which is not *erviceable. During the three-month period School District! Annexation Elections Set ter. Dowling. Gregory. Hender­ shott. Martin, Roger* and Strik­ er Districts are to vote Monday. July 10. on proposal* to annex to the Hasting* district. The Hasting* Canter and Moore District elector* will They will vote on two proposi­ tions. the flrat to annex to Has­ ting* and Increase the millage limitation by 45 mills for the years 1965-M Inclusive, for oper­ ating purposes. The second is for the City with damage estimated those districts to assume their at *3,000. and 16 rural alarm* with damage estimated at >24.750. • Tudor reported the auMiliary lighting plant has been re­ ceived and placed on a truck, Martin School will be open July IB from 7 am to 8 pm. for Referred to committee was a voting on annexation to Has­ Please Sec MORE ABOUT: tings School District. . . . CITY COUNCIL Pago 5. Roy Blough. Secretary 7'1$ backward glances "bits ofyesterday”.... as gleaned from tbe Banner files Matthews. Mro Peg Guenther said the school had 64AMA4 invested In the prop- 9 erty. Including a recent assess-‘'J fnr municipal munlrtnal Imnrnv*. ment for improve­ I 1 menu. Thu* the school received more thin half of the amount ft recenUy paid for the 30 - acre Bowler tract Just south of the Hastings Country Club between N. Broadway and Country Club Drive. Murdoch. This week the Banner mluUs one of Barry county's greatly loved and highly respected ciU- ■ they require from local Owens thanked citizen groups , public officials, public and prt- 55th year of medtcwl practice in the village of Nashville. Woodland residents are proud of their Kitchen Band" which entertains frequently st various functions and wax reiected as one of five aett for the. LoweH Show Boat talent search. In- cky council, have equipped each In. restoring dignity and hope sheriff and poller car with u two-way radio phone xy»t«n. ffried by the disaster." The "centra I" outfit is in Lite is also a direct connection with State Police headquarters at The current resort season hero Norman Reuther. is topping all records, according Dalton. Mr* Edith Bought. Mrs. . . . BACKWARD GLANCES, Florence Eckardt, Mra. Claudine | H ood land (Wl) In. Charles T. •Ilk tMr jKrt Mr*. tributlng It on i, at \ site for an elementary tchooL I COUNCIL REUNION—The Michigan 4H Council reunion was w*y | Th* student accident insur- held Saturday and Sunday at the 4H camp al Ateonquin Lake ' I where where member* and families from many parte parts of Mlchly to gato 'Ing. Please Pleae* See MORE ABOUT: Michigan gath-. . . SCHOOL BOARD. Pag* 4. 'rid. Gordon Bechslrtnd (left) of Michigan Stole Uulvsrefty. -lie i* te » ,e*r» Carlton MeCollum School Resnlon Baturdsjt. July 17. Potluck din-. ner at 1 pm. Bring your own I table service. Everyone welcome. | *' mt Ferris, Arthur Slscby, B Howard Fvrris, Register barbecued by the Yeekte •! U»e 4H staff joined Che ■ farm,, number nt II �Fever from Ticks In Berrien Co. mdad the Ftan Burgau n's meeting and dinner at EUngs * Mtr. nd Mrs Robert ftatoth and family and Mr I Mrs. Leonard Kane attended retlw.'.er.t dinner for Charlea don on Wednesday. ---------------------- c— —Grand Rapids In honor of RJchaid Trappen. Jr. and hto recent bride from Loa Alkw. Calif. Richard to a cousin of Mr. HumtneU. * Mr. and Mrs. Russell Mead. Kent. Rhe* and Zane were wasnruw aumora u coos-out ai, life homo of Mr. and Mra. Robert. TOf m.w. muu.C Smith on Thunaiay. * Mr |tr daughter and Mr and and Mrs Harold Hinnmrtl and , Mra Cameron McIntyre enjoyed family attended an ofrn 1x>um | n picnic supper at Chartion Park on Sunday at tl>e home of Mr. last week Friday nlglu. * Pfc Camp at West Point, N.Y, or Friday. * Mr* Chartai Day ac­ companied Mr. and Mr* Oordoti Hoffman and Mr and Mm. Karl Sharp Park In Jackson on Mun-1------- ----------------- ,, ---- ------day. Mrs Day was a BaUtrdUy and guesu attended a family .n«rrwww< nrite nf Ur. w w gathering at. lhe cottage of Mr. Lathrop of Nashville. -and ________________________ Mr.. Kenneth Pufpalf and □•any Batton vacationed the family at Fino Lake in honor of pant ut*k with Mr. nnd Mrs. Or- Mr *nd Mrs. Donald Tbmpklrj vol Schuts and Douglas at Gun and family of San Jose. Cajlf. Lake. * Danny Bolton aocotnMrs. Olive Martin, of Hastings panlcd ills grandparents. Mr. and spent from Wednesday through ________________ ___________ _ Mrs Warren Bolton. to a FUrrn Katurduv with Mr* Olnin Puf. ' man i are spending a few days wedding of tier grandacm. Rich­ ord Vukln. on July 3. She wu to leave this week for Herd City to visit relatives and friends and enjoy a reunion.' Purpte willow trees make good windbreaks to hold muck sotto. In Lapeer county fiinnwa re-. port trees reached heights of six . feet In three years. TOR THE FRESHEST M.M.S WITH DEPEND ON FELPAUSCH! WHOLE & FRESH If a tick to found. U should be carefully removed by grasping it wWi • pair of twirccrs or UMnie paper and pulling graitly so iw , not to crush ths tick or leave i its head imbedded. The bile area ' TSSSTl WATCH FOR IT SPARTAN STORES JULY 19m WHOLE FRYERS LEGS WITH RIBS Berryville By Mrt. Barr Fatten IMPERIAL OR Ranepiba- the Berryville 8. 8. picnic Thursday noon at Tyden Dark. A Mr. and Mra. Richard I*nnnlp®ton nnd family of OrMr. and Mrs. Sterling MIAMI, OVEN ROASTS DOUBLE * BREASTED OR 4-LEGGED FRYING CHICKENS 39° FRESH PORK STEAK 59° LEAN AND MEATY SLICES... SWIFT'S PREMIUM SWIFT'S PREMIUM 1-LB. 6-OZ. Gertrude and Mr.'and Mn Carl Tobias and family were in Gib­ sonburg. Ohio the weekend of the 4th to attend a family te- n CORNISH HENS 69 ■■ WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES ON ALL ITEMS IN THIS AD. SPARTAN FROZEN ORANGE JUICE WIENERS SWIFT'S PREMIUM ideal for outdoor cooking on the ROTISSERIE I for the rotisserie! WITH COUPON AT BOTTOM OF PAGE /ISWESEEIT It's Boneless! Lemonade WITH COUPON AT BOTTOM OF PAGE MIRACLE WHIP QUART MINUTE MAID FROZEN PORK ROAST BEET SUGAR IIONEER PURE SUGAR DM C1ANULATEP feeling when Michigan's only major league ball team ‘only professional team, for that matter) U playing well and hi the thick of the fight far U are two Tigers In the starting lineup at the All­ Star game tn Minneapolis on Tuesday of thia week. too. Yes. Ifa hard to beat the old ball game for entertain- Another fine form of enter•shuneut in our part of the country to visiting new homes during th«r OPEN HOUSE showing* It to a fine way to discover eve^-thmg tint's new m modem living and to find out how eur It U to have a new iiotnc of your own. All of the builders are SPARTAN CANNED PEAS PILLSBURY BISCUITS RED RIPE Watermelon DIXIE BELLE CRACKERS Shurfine CANNED POP 12or.™ CAMPBELL'S REDEEM BONUS CARD COUPON PORK AND No. 2 THIS WEEK FOR... BEANS I0D EXTRA STAMPS WITH PURCHASE OF A 3-LB. RKG. OR MORE OF HAMBURGER HEAD LETTUCE COUNTRY FRESH COTTAGE CARTON CHEESE .. 50 EXTRA STAMPS WITH PURCHASE OF I-LB. OR MORE OF ANY COFFEE Oven Fresh Raisin Bread easily' be incorporated tn mxr home EAST SIDE LUM«£H COMPANY. Ill EAST R.UIJLOAD STREET. HAWINGS. PHONE HE IIWMI PURE GRANULATED KRAFT । Miracle Whip BEET SUGAR • WITH TjilS COUPOH AND A $5 OR MORE FOOD I WITH THIS COUPON AND A $5 01 MORE FOOD "PURCHASE THRU SAT.. JULY 17. mi . PURCHASE THRU SAT.. JULY 17. 1965 �MSU Offers More About Short Course Burry Fair To Young Tillers ( Continued from Page One State University today ... in * — —------ -i — — unique course. County Pair except Good Pal s Each year the College of Agri-1D"1* luld Bcott Scott 1* to recs culture offers lhe Young Parmer m «*»• $10,000 futurity at Fowler­ Short Course to future farmer* »llle on Thursday, the second who want special training. The rnce d*J' U1* Barry Fair, continued Increase in the techni-1 Falmer came luxne from the opening Lake luake Odessa Odessa Fair Pair with with cal and management skills re. II ooenlmt quired for modem farming de­ 1227 in purses. mand such training That's the advice of Dr. Harold A. Henncman. Director of Short Course* Exciting savings for family and home—in every department. First quality merchandise at extra-low Penney prices. Charge It! the mast notoriously poo 8TOREW1DE Lhe annual school meeting. Mon- which packet! the room to ca­ pacity and more. Evidently thej William Shutter* and W1U Chase I IN HAST INGS cause of their port in plugging for the Brtaulwuy site for Die new high school building This ATTEND REUNION—Pictured here are tuj most attractive and der Ly * majority ot more than delightful slsiere who grew up in Woodland. Mrs. Homer Harrison (Elsie Holmes) of Detroit, left, and Mr* Charles K Wark will be on display. Holmes) of Ban Diego, Calif., who each responded for th* 60th reunion nf their HUB data. Mrs. Harrison In IOOJ and Mr*. Jtbu *ltec‘ Judging Uie dairy entries is to Wark, this year of IMS. They both performed their assignment ricin for err be Dr. Louis Boyd of Michigan in such a superlative fashion a photbarapli and further reference State University's dairy depart­ to the 1965 Alumni Banquet seemed indicated. _______ , ment. judging the beef is to be graduate, with Mme farm ex- Dei Allen and Judging the sheep J. K Oovey ‘Doris Smllhi. South 1 । and swine is io be Harlan RltActon. Mas* . Mr*. Carroll New- 1 1 chle. both ot the animal hus ­ Henneman note* thaCwith ag­ ten • Edith Tobias'. Charlotte; Mr*. ricultural research going on .all bandry department at M8U. Dr. Robert Murpliy ‘Kathryn Town-'.II over lhe world and with new de­ Ralph Morrow, also of MSU. wtU aendr, Lansing; Voight Van Syckle. 1 velopment* In machinery, seed,, judge the 411 horses and Caro­ Dowung; Mrs Charles Edgln 11 nay. an.agent u. sarauura ; ‘ he Malay Peninsula aa far : iyn Bay. 4H.agent of Midland; fertilizer, and livestock care, the Oounty. will judge the other! Sooth aa lhe Federation of (Florence WaasenaarJ. BattleII 1 fanner of the future needs to be Creek. Mr*. Robert Cooper .HetUc I Malaya. Ik Is of generally Rat > belter educated and keener than horsea Weaver., pontttB; Herbert Whit-' his present day counterpart In WO tUl Muskrgcxi; Robert Cooper. Kent County, win Judge cropx.j dav.top^i for ireigaUw* modem agriculture, thousand* of For lhe 50th class reunion the To keep the Chinese Corn­ Bernard Quigleys worked mart Pcxitizc; John Ismhath, Parma I 1 dollars of income can be lost vegetables, etc. Maurice Voland. through a single mistake in the eil program specialist from' munist* from taking over the diligently to contact the members Hei.hu. Ohio; Mr*. O. K- Layne (Oeneva Marshall). Chicago. Hl.; 1 1 Is to handicraft nuu and Nation, u«e of automatic machinery, MSU, mbu. is io Judge juogc iuuuua«o -- as they have or ■—>are — at- of the class and beMde* Mrs Wark. Mrs Ho»<ert take (Thelma Bpon- 1 1 equipment, or improper usage of ■ omer other Miniiar similar cumicw entries Carolyn • tempting ' — to — take —■ over -othei*. ----- spray materials, ti»e MSU dlrec- Kerber. '-•* — •r-‘-----------1 Am»ro-. 4H — agent in *Kalamazoo America !■Is making making ■a mighty *f. cf- eluded Mr* Iva Crocklord Owens. atfvri. union city; Lynn stedgr, 11 Delton. Mrs Harold Jacobs (Mar- 1 1 lor adds With new developments County, ts. to jOdge 4H home fQrt. Mike report*. The program* Grand Haren: Ralph End-Jcy. celk Edmond*). Lansing; Elton | 1 and changes coming at such a economics. w rapid rate, the successful 6per-; Dr. John Wolford of MSU I* good. with the Peace Corps rank­ Oook Ten Eyck. Grand Rapids; McGIian. Woodland; Mr* Alex II Wtstovrr iLueille Monica), Oun 1 ing No. 1. but we must reach the ator will be the skilled operator. to judge the poultry. Mrs Doria Schrlber Puffenbcrgrr. UJtr II little people, in Mike's opinion. Tlie Young Partner program is , ' . , . Eaton xaron rtapias; Rapids; Mrs Folly Polly Lanrear Lanfear T)committee for thl* reunion . 1 n two-year course with two tenn* "I don t mean we must spend, johnatxi, lansing; Albert Hubbird, included Mr and Mrs Maurice 1 each year. Each term Is eight more money than we are spend- r Ing." the 5 foot. 5-lnch engineerP^\ M ^^^ ’ 1 ^ 1 ^"' Greenheld'Patricia Caulkins', Mr*. |l weeks long, one before Christmas explained. "We could allocate. Baymond HarUn < Betty AUerdlng > Biair. Mrs . and one after January 1. Thl* *ome of our aid fund* in a man- । Pr*nk- Oun L^k*; Clancy Pure, Wayne (Mane Eggleston) Fink- 1 schedule pvnfiiU the student* to secure valuable training during ner which will off-set the iniU-;Plainwell; Mrs Sarah Baitinger briner. Keimetli Row and Thoma* 1 tratlon. subterfuge and t e tr 0 Fisher. Woodland; Mrs. Mildred Robinson Husbands and wive* of 1 the late fall and winter month* Continued from Fog* Ona underway by the Chineje." Just Mtluld lauch. Charlotte; and Mau- ihr* class members were also 1 witli a minimum of time away from the farm am cut the gueate , to George Green, chairman of ln • village acquainted with, Hartings While here the Bob Clark* celerkultural engineering. agricul- ti>c harry County Tourist <k Re- I Dvjyocracy. and what un be | in moat instances husbands and bmtrd their June 13 wvrldlng anA^LcbUton. Mon-out of “toeved «“ • ** 'nUrprbe xys- [ wlv« arevxnpanted the ebu. memnhetsary and Mrs C. stayed over etnte can have registered hero *hould go a long way* to- ben. Indeed, when Dr. Wark was rial xience. Fleetlvi than ever before and ttor.- Is wA't’addJd' “ Tb»1Und ,rF*'*ated ot the table and noticed In-law. Mr* Mer! Clark. a big demand for lakeside ac- Wl “dded ; that u misprint had listed his wife 11118 grad. Mark Johnson. did poultry, frail and vegetable cxKiimodaUona. Democracy Is not necessarily aa Elsie and not Frances, he himself proud wlien he responded ... the answer for all people. Thai- quipped, "Good Heavens. I'm a very ably for the 1965 graduating । bigamist I" constitution I The 25th reunloning class whose A number of scholarships are The HHS Alumni organization । advisors were Dr. Stanley Wliealcr.■ officers include: Honorary prert.. .. .... ....... .......... IIUUK. Wit aww. — (now of Hanover. Ind. and Mrs.1 dent. Keith Chase, president, C. Mwt Michigan Bankers have originally known) hotei U .._ adopted the Michigan Bankers' ln nroceaa of dcmollUon. This manent constitution. Wealey Burrell .Ruth Sher*ocd> Mike met his wife, who is now of oirebmi. "came’through" with Duane Fox; vice president. Roger AMociatlon Short Course Schol- ixmary at the northeast cor- More About- Mike West 1965 High School Reunion Rated 'Among the Best' More About------- Men's Sanforised Blue Chambray WORK SHIRTS Men's Tropical Slacks 8 Terry Beach Robes «£«!». *2°° 64 Pr Men's Walking Shorts 52 ° TOO 1ATET0 CIASSIR Your Pharmacist Is Skilled Professional community the truth about the SbasuA/i. Stfflsd Mike worked with the UB. Bureau of Reclamation after graduating from MIT. He did en(ineertng on the Flaming Gorge Dam in Utah on the Green Riv­ er. a concrete, thin arch dam aver M0 feet-high He went to CONTEMPORARY CERAMIC boudoir lamps nounced his plan* for the future. LEGAL Men’s Shirt Jacs Coordinate Sets Regular $3.98 Regular $8.95 *.| 50 Matched $2°° UNIFORM SETS »500 $2°° Shut* S. M. L BOYS' CREW­ 76 Women's Better Dresses S400 27 Women's Swim Suits $794 24 Better Swim Sulls »9’4 SAVEI Mulli-coloe. ,tripe-happy all­ cotton polo ihirtj Tailored I-JOO Regular $1.98-|Z-9> *3.9S BOYS' WOVEN SHORlwSLEEVE SPORT SHIRTS Shift Dressei 88 Boys'Casual CoHon Slacks 1 Saafovised. Sise Stoll. Rag- $2.91. Swim Trunks Boys* Shirt Jacs Terry Sport Shirts Boys' Walk Shorts Jr Boys' Walk Shorts Beach Bags Regular $1.49-$!.98 $1°° Reg. $1.66-$1.98 S-joo 77*?i.oo ’1°° 50 WOMEN'S DIXIE SLIPPERS 66‘ prvinyl uppers. s-|oo Regular $2.00 Multi-rurpoce BABY CARRIERS Charge It" ’2:44 Reg. $2.59-$2.98-$3.98 44 Girls' Short Seis 22 Better Dresses "whVh'ka" ‘.7.4 NECK POLO SHIRTS Summer Handbags,.,. SZVM4-„»2“ Beach Hats Terry Beach Robes $z.>*.si.m*2 24 Better Girls' Dresses 3'V, ShirH Swim Trunki Reg. $2.98 - $3.98 26 Pr. Girls' Shorts XOT1CS or MOBTOAOE roMcnoavui sale QQ wv Men s Poplin »** Men's Sport Shirts Backward Glances urdup program These icholar- , u{ 8lat(. Michigan, al 22and 5-2,~a* he attempted to a unique and fun Idea. TTwy had shin* usually ships tiMinllr provide nmvlda *100 tmn for tnr the! <h- 1 o, aerved a* leBrn lhc Th*1 language while pielure* from their graduation.1Mrs. Harold 'Join) Anderson. first term of the M8U course -n oner* house and garage but I Caching her English. Mike ad- yearbook and these were moimtcd | Apolicatlon blank* are available. ... ______ . ._Z. _»'mil* that she became much more on in* «•» n* «n C-. —------------- from Cooperative Extension* — MSL attending. Including Palmer ou»m 1 iMra. Harold (Jean) Kimmel>. MT*. I Maurice (Patricia* GreenfUld. Du­ Service offices and vocational-/ ane J Arman. Arthur McKelvey and I agriculture teachers The Caul- ' r Ji m for ,1U 1Ua W,rt[ rrf«™l llsh grammar 1* f>cl Wmt Mrs Howard iHelen Martin. kina Foundation of Detroit also Is reaulred required in ^ ; provides a limited number of Thailand public schools. There',seemed to isave really responded Comment* on all sides from the scholarships In the amount of |7& had an equally undlatlngulahed .. --------. more than 200 who attended the per term to third and fourth In the Thai alphabet and pro1965 Alumni Banquet expressed the nundaUnn 1* a stickler, too mi?. iL ^imer ™ thst this wa* one of the term student* These award* are dining room. made to student* with definite Many college course., tn Thaibest of such affair* ever held Ln plans forabecomlng established tn land u*e EnglUh text books, and . fkau? Harting*. . . farming. are taught in English Then too. Z? 3t*uf-1 ------------ #-----------• wax In the form of a picnic al 7h*^nd_WM .ne™’ _______ ________ , I Jett and Fred Bennett, sort, of ! Stiorl Course students liavt use Among those from out-of-town of the same facilities and pro­ Trails End. Qun lake, Tuesday by the French as were other evening with tonou* business put Southeast Asi* countries, and alte-.uUng this 25th year event grams made available to fouryear student* at MSU. The lec­ tour ot the East, their ture • concert series, travelogue*, lar language. KSh^ae£S^LS,c5tet'grftni5ar'“uB^tnetfui noted speaker*, and the music, •The people of Thailand are nXvoi. rvwu.1. Itm-? heated them to thl* wonderfulnkc dinner. „. drama, and art productions all polite ano and inenaiy. friendly." Mike pome suse re re-­ BdWra., Mn DonUd c™»_.lTO. vacation wllh wiu „h serve to supplement th? practical port* Their economy U very ’1 ™’n’ perleneea a*, a complete lour of ----------------agricultural- training provided. and they have a stable the Adlrondi Adirondack Mountain*, the The big drop tn the dumber sound, Mary> P«Vrie«>. DeVries'. Grandville Grandville;, Mrs World's p.;,, Activity books admit students to government with with King King PhumlPhuml- ‘Mar government Fair. Empire State all these events, plus the fall and phon Adulyadet a* it* titular Mason Litts (Jean Dickrrwn’. Building and many others. Two Central Railroad line between head. The government might be Battle Creek; Mrs. Kenneth Aah- «eelu of this lime were spent in winter athletic schedule. Jackson and Grand Rapid* duo said to be a benevolent dictator- ley (Lucille Endres>. Howard Ctty; Syracuse where the boys reShot! Course begin* Oct 20 Stu­ to the competition of automo- shlp in a country which is one of Mra. Elmer Mitchell (Dorothy acquainted themselves with their dent* Interested in further In­ the richest rice-growing area* in Foreman). Orlando. Fla.; Merle aunt and uncle, the Dr. David I formation should write to: Direc­ the world. Rice accounts for W Fruln and Mrs. Fruin (Lucinda Drake* tor of Short Courses. Michigan is likely to result In a radical percent of total foreign exchange Steffes). Battle Creek; Mrs. Earl Mr. and Mr*. George Straub State University; East Lansing adjustment of nul service avail­ Pennock (Clare Gillett). Nashville; have been blessed with two new able to this community. During Jerald Haynes. VanWert. Ohio; grendam* recently. The Rev. and W. A Kellogg of West Branch Leon Helmer, Sparta; Fred -Jake" Mrs. Timothy SUnub. Bauer, are visited hu aimer and husband, count on this Une was down by H1U, Battle Creek: Mr* Gordon announcing the arrival of Uielr the John Woods Wednesday until about 2MM0. TenBrink (Elaine Jarman), Kala- son. Jonathon Paul, on June 20 Monday. mazoo; Mrs. Gerald M. Crawley Hl* cousin. Christopher Michael. I . .J ___ > . «< — a■ *r- anA Ora I feasible to develop. 10 *" Mike declared that Ptace Corps J««» cw '(wmo j™>.' Mv- SJ““J “ clone together, thus Indicating personnel, who are 'serving shall; Mr* Leon Mudge 'Ruth "re do,na ^e Annette Dunkelbenrer spent a through their idealistic alm* and Ketcham' Bellevue- Keith Landesires to help make a belter carter. Royal Oak; ’ Charles Me- wrek with Iwt brother. Haney * world, are doing an excellent job Donald, Middleville- Mrs Paul family In Nashville. * Mr. and ■ 8*12 PONTOON BOAT, NEW — Ml Uley cant reach all of the Palmer <Hortcn*e Meade). Middle- Mn. Robert Ban came Saturday Regularly S575. now M7S. tax rille; Mr*. John Stem (Helen evening. July 3. from Alaska. Included. Phone Lake Odessa we could augment our ef­ Prentice). Chicago. Bl.; Robert Mich., to be the gureta of hl* fort*, even follow the Chinese Roush. Flint; Mr*. Asron Shuck parent*, the Keith Ball*, over pattern of recruiting education, (Magdalene Sehetb). Holland; Mra Monday. we might save this country. West explained that the education would be accomplished by teach- Long Sleeves Site 15 to 17 $-| 00 $2°° SjOO One Table 34 Pair SHOES Infants’ Bonnets «„. ’100 Entire Stock Girls' Swimwear *2°° Our training and experience add up to the skill you and your doctor depend upon for fast, accurate prescription filling. Try us next time. "xtrncit la nrnfcrou tJrrs* Stunning 3OW Inches Tall Bright addition to any bedroom . . . up-to-the minute lamps, all boast­ ing extra tall burlap over parchment shades with smart top, bottom trim. GARDNER ■I'iiVi s • • • • 2 Big Table* Include . . Utility Paili Dish ran* Trash Can* Laundry Baskets Watering Con* 88‘ And Many More Item* Ben Franklin DRUGS 102 Watt State Straet in Hattingi no w. stat. HOUSEWARES CHOICE OF MANY STYLES IMS SMwrlly X«Uo«.l Beak BUc 'Banis CriO. Mkklgsa M/t Store Hours ODDS and ENDS 2 BIG TABLES AT REAR OF MAIN FLOQR CHUCK FULL OF APPAREL MARKED WAY LOW FOR FAST CLEAN-UP! OPIN MON. TUES. THURS. SAT.— 9:30 TIL 5:10 Open WeBssesiny and Friday Nitas until 9:00 p.ns. �♦■—THE HABTWaS BANNER patent soluUon but. from Utt lung ■w “ ““ I Hendershot & Vicinity H, Kif*CTd Cto* EDITORIAL and their children enjoyed gwim- July I, in honor s *>>—-7 mtns at Jordan Lake and later a # picnic al .Tyden Part. * Mr. and' n„( ,.L_***** Mrs Warren Brogan were Sunu’”’« *" d.j „n.i» or Mr Un Hr»- JJJ "‘S'°,w“ ry Niemeyer of Alaska. IT* 6: a< 18 P711 wouk! l»vo ry ruemvyar «« amhs. cicnnoi un tltt tn— Inrt replace It with a marc functional thought and careful planning to fContlnusd from Pg. 1. this Bac.l ln~l htarnri^ .nH untl ww* ., toWf tnonUt. It Will ,hf ,hU hom> 0, ment. The main structure facing old SmKJuaiUan edifice te no UUng HhCTU. U»1 bUUCT mental value can be utilised tar atanlon on Thursday. July 29 is Brogan, total. Floyd and Kale extremely .significant role in aclen- continued 'cndre than It does . * Leo and Irene Hendershot Were Colvin, of Hastings and Bob and Marilyn Bryans, of Orand Ledge tlfic developments tn this country were In lauuing Saturday for and does represent the ornate style a,. b. ™ ih. ।^““7 oii^'asr: dinner * Oureta at Utt Bob Broprevalent during the 18th Century. basL- plan were carefully preserved. _ _________ Suipriaingiy Kime ... of — the -----mart age when mote and more though*.) a medical patient at Peniwck We hope r™ for a «... quick -v and two children, of Ann Arbor, When still mare room was needed, outspoken advocates for pre.-ening idioukl be given to preserving or Hospital. ** •**••«» Newton iicwmu an A rx post card from I.CT* Wilbur »• IHAU and uuu recovery * Little Janet Utt building can be found among modifying for continued use. struc­ daughter ot Mr. and Mra. laurel Minnie Schantz putt them In Uic nanon's leading architects. tures of htetoric significant Such Newton, had her tonsite out last Oregon where they will visit action te equally important at the Friday at Pennock Hospital. church building and followed a Mike Clark stayed al hte! «tyle that was quite compatible who would'probably be called upon national, state and local levels. grandparents, the Elmer Oolvlnv ■ ter spending five weeks with her w|th Utt original structure. When to submit designs for a new Saturday and Bunday night. On grandparents, the Doug Straubs. Sunday they were all dinner * Guests of Utt Straubs on Sun­ structure. guests of the Floyd Colvins. * Sunday Mra. Bruce smith. Mrs Straub and family, of Schoolcraft Alan Rklcr. son of Mr. ami Mra | Jim Kogers and Mrs. Dick Clark nnd Dick Straub, of Monroe. Mrs. (Hendon Curtis of Utt Kirk House and in a similar Frank A. Rider, of Hastings. Who architectural style. Jack Sinclair and Gaylord last week with her grandmother The original wooden structure, aa architects of this nation, also feete Mra. Hildred itaterty. Lt now stands, is an architectural u», U-. u.» m«» o<. lly Mrs. .tlberl Green cy in this nation to tear down old . Methodist Men's Conventual at structures merely because they are Purdde University They left Ron'Martin te head of the ruold and with too little thought Friday morning and returned glveh to their atanificancc. l ‘ 0,u ‘ ’ ®!l! uUy and a modem generation g ™ I I leir Hgnuua<K I a ooo men In attendance __ _ ____ _________________ ___ __ _ __________ __ Woodland Hubbard Hills ■ ■■— saPicnic at McPharlin’s w!ars SUITS STRAW HATS Sport Styles NOW $<75 u Bridge the GAP Till Pay Day Walter Cujbert. * Mra. Robots •tth.-U“*r of Tnuttaare has been vtelting her daughter. Mr. and Mra. Mullen Lake cottage. Mra Karchcr spent Use weekend with the John Mason. Friday evening. Merrill Karchera. Pvt. VC William Paul Ed-, monds who iui* been stationed Short Sleeve SPORT SHIRTS 2 for »5°° Lee MFCLi model*! FINANCE 0Q MODEL FINANCE *50°° to *1,000°° 140 W. State S» Phone 945-3429 More About School Hoard ancc. paid for by parents, was awarded again to the Shrra lOd Agency. Premiums for elemen­ tary students will be 8150. ■ drop of 50- cents, at ; 5 for high schoolers, a of — 2t cents. There were 4T school year totaling .. Supt Guenther sub Mfi 1 hte annual report nt th- •'••ting | which pointed out Uu J t ite| trict must spread only 145 mills for school purposes for 1965-M, The Hastings Banner Fat.I .. nexonr.n and TENTH YEA It onk Until you yourself get behind the wfttef of a new Cadillac, you will never know why its owners are so enthusiastic. And there has never been a better time than now to go ahead go Cadillac! The loyally of Cadillac o^krs is the envy of the industry. Cadillac** full-range performance provide* n)ch instant The reason why Cudillnc^L the highest repeat owner­ response, effortless handling and smooth, steady ride that every other car wem» commonplace by comparison. The ship of any car built in the lanbkcomcs througj) sharp and Bib Style flu# McPkofiUH. Men'l Weal Revelation! KUUMCRtP IOS clear after only a few minutes wt the wheel. That’s all it takes to discover that Cadillac owners enjoy a type of complete motoring pleasure no other car can supply. Final Closeout Dress William F. Arnsld Items could br sent or railed in । to The Banner. Thank you. ' Phone 5-3152, 5-2801, or 5 3111. OVERALLS one place to discover dll of Cadillac a Wohdera is>t your authorized dealer’s—your headquarters for new and used Cadillacs and for service by factory-trained craftsmen. Standard of the World AMUICAN NtWiFAFlR SEE YOUR AUTHORIZED CADILLAC DEALER’S FINE SELECTION OF NEW AND USED CADILLACS Well . . . You Can't Afford Not To' Home' of "Pgridlelpfl" Man's and Ladies' Sportswear 138 I. State St. to S3O0.OO. 1 '.'4 % >900.00 te 51,000 00. । lhe past year's operation and I debt service. $2595 $2795 $3195 >3695 /. We Rent Formal Wear by East Middle Lake I -funenalJJotne Tropicals Sizes 37 to 46 vacated oenlly from a trip to Denver, Mis-* Bue Jarvi of near Grand Colo, to visit her nfoce. wl»» jupirta, a Jurfe graduate u a husband te a geologist, which ac- llbrary technician at Ferris, u counts for the fact that si* hod mipioycu at the Hartln.^ Wcg g upV^Ubert . P.lbT,, A. t a narrated tour through the public Library. OMlt M‘x,ul Uttering hlgh“f^Xrtln^ Wrth Thf Harry teonhantt family of Jta^^Sid Itera WaIlrd I‘ake rtslUd h<* breath taking news and iwva h g Frandsens at Wall lake 2^’“ lh“\ »“*« Fmirth Of Ju,; moat marvelous tripu she Ills ever taken iwmwr Uy Mrs. Het sic M. Cairns J •-••*■ The Rlciuird Cook* teft W«l■* «"»•■«> ncudav tor Detroit. They will be joined there Friday by the. Mr. and Mra. Walter k Culbert Chaitea Nraaona who will fly in from Washington. D. C. The family of Hastings <nd Mra A. four will return to HasOUiw M. Owtea of Grand Rapids ha*_<jgturday where tile Ncswoiw will dinner at the Landlubber Inn H JX" “SJ: >«.». berta a Mra A M GatM —.JSaturday after spending 11 days turned to Grand Rapids Friday Fergmon Hospital irr Grand July 2. nfwr spending a week 1141 for surgery. Fhe Karchcr with lisrSteT^^ :,ru'*! p1 * J°>m Sinclair [,,)] q-hj4 k the flrat year, in bcr. of Bay Scouts aunped ax' day on a 10-day furlough He iuss The trouble la that, nowaday* and Gary GelpT attended camp ynira, that lhe girls ha.- Drcp =" ‘t~~ July 1U; been visiting ills mother. Mra IX Mlngertnk of with bulldozers and earth moving; “i Wralcy Woods last week. * |ud a ’chance to play softball weekend. wrekrnd * * Don Don -Mlnuerink of p_, 3^^ Qf Charlotte Edmunds, hte grandih. rB«tn. ni * „• im Wiki.'"'. '-"." Mnitom-nt th. .im ' " , n„ u llUlJ tewenuw them now to.1" Mixsouri has‘“W been»uVisiung hte Mntlrnaita! Worth Of a century-old CTilIBCTl. ib. iCT.. of . UUM- .„o ,„„|r u, „„ u,. pUj u „m-., Mr uM M»- Cbmtl 1 Behd iroent the July 4th weekend cox. and hte gnindmotlKT. Mrs. building can be preserved to have tag canbe aoquickly andeasily; Herbert Jahnstoti railed on Har-1 with Mr. and Mra Frank Engle Tuendny and Thursday af- Mlngertnk. ♦ Victor OriffMh Lulu Edmonds. a continuing part in the religious danfb—anri th. rmutt ta ntiii °ld ,jol’n*uin at Ftrguson 1K»-1 trrii<x>:i* are set aside for th»- spent iiis furlough with hte par-1 While Utt Ed Fbdwra wm- vaM lb< tCTLi b » nml jp., t.„ u-> pbj.|„K i^p,., „,u OrtJ. nnd social life of Ute community. „.. Mr. ...... nnd Mra. Lee Reynolds ... of cartoning at WAU Laki* Utt we«' Itev. uhd Mrs, Wlhgsrd A. their .Monday and Thursday nlclits are feth before leaving for Key West.! Kalofnaaoo, Mr. and Mra CUf! of J“>F *»h. tlttlr daughter, new home In Cedar Springs. I the rchfdulcd games for the FUi. where he will be stationed. | When we were In Washington, ford Katiler and Mra. Katie Kah! Hobyn. relebruted her fourth I. ,ncnd? M>d «vlatlvro -pony Lmgitt” boys directed by a U-o fitorkan railed on Mr. j helpetl Fay and-Jay Wing ccte- v]wln jnd Glendon Curtis. The and Mra Edward Btorknn Mon- ler of Delton visited Mr and Mrs.! birthday which occurred <m 'Urate tlwir birthdays Sunday at churches arc also using the boll day. July 5. at Gun Lake where Warren Culms Thursday * Mr.' Monday, the 5Ui. Robyn and Imt 'lyden Park. We-wisii to raicmi p*jg for softball. Thursday, to- they wen; spending tlwtr vaca- and Mrs. Calms visited his neph-1 brotlui. Danny, entertained Su----- -----------------,.our teat wtahtw--------------------------also to them on, JUB1U IUeht. uw tlw ,lMUW1 Hastings zjatxua Bapttet win will non timi nr nt me Hie mnawav B iiaway coitare cottage. w -* cw‘ Mr and Mrn M,lHr Rey= I »«n. Bobby, and Dougin* Flevmer *"2 FW Hr and .nh Mra Mrr Robert Hhi^ Tripp ‘ of WcMlmL »turt 1TCT.™ their 69th butitaay. * N Nancy p;ay u» the u'iCTUnd Woodland Masai..: Method!. ' Mr Tripp ana <*«■»»»»»■*, su nrlair Kenneth Krnnrth Brooks Rronks and Monday ««—....evening ------ .... .they i .. Middleville and Mr. and. xtr. and "» Mrs. Lowden oi of Anna Alma ™ Muskegon. Nanej. Christina : Sinclair. (Hastings baby of ™* r»- «-owucn ‘ _ ■ l. ...» -nrwl .Inhnnv Vwhr.b — rtt H.i^llniCT ‘ Baptist- will play Sunfield Mra. D Dupont and children brother. Goorw LowPPK <H Club camp al Mkbb on Um Woodbu-Hol Orand Rapid, sp rd. 1 a. t Bnlurdny X Mr and Mra. | £“ CnlraralW Un. . .rakn.d U I hr SlJrp eounpr *™nl Bumpu. .ranr dund.r ““""“t j ’ They will rburn Homo FndW. ] J>n a„„u„ .bodmniK al Orap la». • Mr and Mra -JO ■«» braUbr. Mr .M Mra : ” 'h *£5" ,4” _ " ~ ihb UM «... with Ict^XI- ICT Tripp CTd Family ol Mid. *^pb M UnMM w Wedding Anniversary 'parent*. Mr. and Mra Stuart (ItevtUe were dinner guests of : Winn Hutchrnaon and son. CORNER WALNUT AND S. JEFFERSON A thrre-tlcred wedding rake KuMm«ul. Sunday they met her Mr- nnd M”- Marshall Tripp *?tne?vof AdaraB*d on Mr- and lud^ B • jovejy birthday cake HASTINGS With lhe traditional bride ami parents Mr and Mra Charles Sunday. July 4 Mm Warren Calms Sunday errgroom and the figures ”30 ’ on it I Guenther st iho home of Mr. Mr. mid Mra. Clair Peeling of nlng. naded with lhe "Hanov Ihrihwm the feature Sunday at Utt and Mra Walter Hurd where Detroit spent tlw July 4th week------- >—•’day" song Michael Portinrajai home of Mr. and Mra Bruce, they lud been dinner guests and end with Mr. and Mra. Burdette I , lrv»rac k*oara 'Hi *•- --•*------------ ■* - >k-»— Crothcrs* where families and slw returned home with them. wnisoti * Mra s raeep l_JUl Willson.< ♦ Mra,■ •Maraarett Margarett willWill- ■ urT'P' housi'-irucsts until Wednesday. friends gathered to honor them Sunday dinner guests with Mrr son spent a week recently In 1 _ -------w^nU .,umP^ .ta Rravy? Hou»e gurat of tte Fornret WITHIN on their 30th wedding nnnlver- luid Mrs Herald CLvrto wenda.-- 1 kurort with her non. Dick and nary. The group numbered thirty their children. Mr. and Kirs. " YOUR Vatene SUngerland rd Renfrew. and the bountiful dinner was cn- vln Classic and girls, Mr and wife. * Mr. and Mra. Gordon keep them out? Place the Water, MEANS Joyed by UH. Mr. and Mra. Clair Mrs Galen Kilmer and I-*,..., gdly Green O1 of Rattle uroea. Creek. Mr. ana and then flour for thickening, in n turned with th Lune's from Angel, daughter of the couple, and Mr. and Mra. Glendon Cur,, ... jar or mixer and shake until the their thttc-wcek trip to Mas­ made and dccornUd the cake as tte and f.imily and Mra. Rhoda & f*1 ,IU1<LBrcnda- Mr. ■»»» mixture te sniootli. Add this sachusetts and Eastern Ontario wril as being co-hoM* with Roy Bawdy. Utt and Mrs Archie Burd. Donald M M Ibc „„ s.«r Mra Mi. Bawdy SjMy spent MCT.il.. »>i™. wnua The w,llUuju^ , „ We eornesfly feel that no one Crothera. Out of town guente — •«ian« j— with *---“■ ’*■a.^bhr. —‘----- '1» — mi"* . ” O«iry -----‘ Tlrir -----.«r UIwct dZUt,. « wia, .. , - ~ *hr ------......... ........ ............... ...... RZIIHIK Air and quests „r a Green Monday, until nrixtlne __ ,u,.i.j _______ , 1 were from Utica. Detroit, Taylor. the the nfuvruwMi ufurtKon her her snn son. Mr. of Albert te chickened. should spend more than he is finan­ Mra. Hobcrt Austin called on her Lansing. Kalamazoo and Batn. Mike and Cindy, chlklnn of This was lite lirat trip of any cially able to spend for funeral Mr. and Mrs Glendon Curite, length since hte haut altaik were overnight guests Thursday and he is feeling much better. service. That’s why we provide a with Mr. nnrt Mrs. Carl Corps Mr. and Mra. Hobart Schalbly and girts: Other guests Included wide selection of reasonably priced her Ito nlcetw from Kalamazoo. mother Mra. Clmicna Sfhalbly. * Their daughter. Beth, has been Bill Sinclair, a student at Penn­ services, from which families in a guest with them in Kalamazoo. sylvania State College, came On Friday. Rrlxwa nnd Cindy, Saturday to spend u few days every walk of life may make an returned to the Glcndon Curtu al Ilia uncle's homi'. Mr. and Mis. home to spend tlw night. Satur­ Jack Sinclair * Mr. and Mra. appropriate choice. day evening Mr. Sylvester Curtis Glcndon Curtis and Tony were nnd Mra. Gilbert Vrornan and children joined tlw two fmnllws sLrtcr. Mr. and Mra Duane Cluin' nnd family in Dearborn. 'Tuny picnic. remained with them for a few Mr. and Mra. Kenneth Sciuiibly days' visit while his parents alwere Sunday dinner gui’ata with tended the Tfgrr bail game that Mrs. Shirley Blood. Other cuesta evening. On Sunday evening the j included Mr. and Mrs. David two famllirK met tn Jackson air Blood and son of Sharon. Masa. tltt Cascades. They had a picnic | I They had been sjicndlng the supper, enjoyed the colored light* | week with lite mother. Mr. and ut Un? falls then Tony returned | Ma Schalbly were then overnight hopic with hte parents. I guests with hte mother Mrs. Mrs Herbert Hcsfcrly and Kim Cllmefia Schalbly and Mra Hll- were Saturday visitors with her dred Hcmeriy. parent'!. Mr. and Mra. Car! Jor­ Mr. and Mrs. Forest Begerow ■ dan Ih the evening they were were weekend visitors with their; Joined by Herbert and were dindaughter, Mr. and Mra Paul rwr muwts with hte mother. Mra. CHARLES H. LEONARD JACK D. OSGOOD Hoffman and faintly at Muncie. ,Charles Hwtctly. Ind., where Paul te attending Phone 945-2471 school tluz Summer. * Debra, daughter of Mr and Mrs Ronald a led travel and vitlilng we would LEOIlflRD OSGOOD oenjjy Personal Mention rr’.Tn.u.v.trcr-. REAHM MOTOR SALES 107 N. MICHIGAN PHONE Wl 5*2478 the R �il Old Railroad Depots Are Profitable Projects Freeport By Mrt. Sylvan Taff u» swtk n. itf-ti Mkliigan Central Depot. In November IMO. Marshall Jlmmia Van Bytkte 9l -H,- rlrmlMi tit rallmaA —■ *. __ . » ■ .. taken mainly from the mbutea in some inurmting. and pnrflt- of Ute Rotary Club, compiled by anii.,-, n <■----------tor many yrora, I would like to .7^ Miehlgwn C^nFlte quote the following from ilia i promised-' the Station would be March 1922 mlnutra, which ibi* Lu;lt ll» foilowtng apring. If the ^4 u» r™. JXSc'SuSSd c«ir- u» place allied, The Whirtto Stop, rhu » tn Charlotte the Miller loe Cream jecta we sponsorm were not too iner uroocrtr extending from popular with thort who did not uJ’pXST&pot to Broadway, gan Central station into a tnort belong to Rotary:*nd p^t M lhc i**rfcor Hotel »: tractive old faabkmed loe overnight and Saturday of Jerry Buehler of We port * Mr and Mra. Voight Van Syckle and family of Dowling were Saturday visitors of Mr■nd Mrs Keith Buehler. * Mra. Clndy, returned home Charles Geiger. >>»-•. Kidded and tnUlnfoniud people the Feb. It IW1 meeting, the Ciisrie* Geiger vuited his father. old Mallon Ln Harting* houses Floyd Geiger, at Butterworth the Art Workshop. — — — <* IM MR! AM I.WV.W Hospital Saturday crooks, locoed with the hallucl- *4,000.00 on the Hotel property, nations that we are saintly high-1 The City eventually relieved the Qm parent* Of * girl born.Wed- Mra Laura Myers al Middleville * Mrs. Floyd Fisher and sons He Hospiui in Grand Rapids, spent last Tuesday with Mrs weighed • lbs. 11 cm, and been named Teresa Louise. family enjoyed Ice cretin and brother. Freddie, at home. Con- cake with his parent*. Mr. and gralulatton*. Mrs. Art Clinton. Friday eve­ ning before leaving Baturd»y for Grand Rapids were Tuesday sup­ a Western trip. * Mr. and Mra per guests of her sister. Mrs EJob Clinton and family of MidSylvan Tagg. Mrs. Tagg aceom- dJevllle were Bunday vlattora of panl-1! them home and they all enjoyed ice cream and cake to Md Mrs Preston Kuhn, of Btan- celebrate the birthday* at Bobby wuod on Wednesday. * Mias Ruth Mid hU grandmother. Mrs Ar­ Tags °f Coldwater is spending thur Clinton * Sunday visitors & vacation with her mother. Sylvan Tag*. * Robert Cium. who has spent the last and family of Grand Rapids. Mr four week* visiting his parent*. and Mra. Roy Kelley of near Al­ gonquin and Mr. and Mra. Henry turn rd to Coldwater Thursday. Nagel of Boyne Center Stephen Mreecar of near Has­ wen- of Alto were Friday viaiton tings spent from Monday until Wednesday with his grandmoth­ er. Mra. Jay Wing. * Mr. and Mr. and Mra. Seymore when swell a rtruclura was a a parking Jot. but U I recall It. most important part erf a town. early meeting* may form an In­ Hubert Cook has recorded and teresting chapter for those who paid off until ahrrtly before the talnlng Uie officials of thw MKhl...<npUed this information for will follow us In the good work through Hastings. Urdu .. * Mrs Chris Fahnil and Mieblfaa. Central HUllon dauraters of Clarksville were given by the Divlrton BupartnMichlgan Central Passenger StaManagw of lhe Michigan Central Mra Wayne Fields of Caledonia switching in Hartings W proponed railroad ---- ------ -—- ------- twu lUilMCI such a thick Skin that^we can former braksmsn volunteered, walk serenely through throe un, telegram was seat to De­ Just and unwarranlrxl crtUcismA. *.t>-irur liutt Hastings would -- ---- - -- ----------------- —- ■ --II. UAI, "HU right prtoe. and we keep on with Michigan Central, and we hoped thegood wnrte ** ”ave started "; uiey would du tlie aunt for tlw h-story .hotlldl A ben Johnson being its . first ■Ails. Che Club art out to find projecu that they might farter to Justify its existence. They found plenty, and during thcL- •allied the Senior High School clam: inrtigauid City garbage Club, financed the return of the Itedpath Chautauqua for another year; the u County^ '.mr; revived ronvre u» oun i yi MCA.; started the drive for building a *120 000 00 Hraptul: and promoted the building of a day supper Woodland, granddaughter. Mr. and . petition for blacktop on Benson from Church to Jefferson. Aiderman Lannes Kenlteldd;**- Milky Way is Prominent in Month of July July is the month of U» Milky Way. remind* Unlverrity at Mlehi- less driving, drag racing and exhlbltlcn driving, throwing or dropping object* from or at ve­ hicle* and one relative to nul- like a giant white buw will come ban obnoxious smoke, burning .of garbage, refuse, hide*, feathers or other organic or animal maton streets without a permit. The suggested ordinance, copied af­ ter the City of Bt. Joaeph-*, Mrs. would also cover loud or unusual noise. operation many fanciful Ulka, but the Idea Ungs, and especially ths perm*-1 Wood' of Grand Rapid* spent ly, Mr. and Mra. Elwood Yoder. of machines which interfere with PWK0 appropriate the Mrs. Thurste Thompson of Lowell were finally paid off. aa I only ‘'"URt* Hastinga might event u- !«ave the minute* fee the first nt ally ba rid M tha old antiquated. kteucim-e t>“‘ DeWitt' Clinton Train, which roamtly aseesaed a dollar a montn r<r a boaradepot, ocnot.uwta certainly • . recently - .great many yrarx, and that after board lnly wwould ould • . .. - s;t...... jing* look Ukr a never make a very favorable Im- , younjBX(.r. n and whrw<M-llinK die old Gier ixnw tor we do get the new Depot, it will .Church purpoeea. the Club per­ by Rotary, but with many otherC I waa the Hon. William W. Potter. He Affairs Commute*, who *p«il wen- followed through to compie- former Hasting* lawyer. Barry meir own Uma and money on lion. I County Proaecutor, and al that gcveral trips to. and considerable City Council Jay Wing spent a couple days Donald Cullen and ..family en­ their Engirwaedny Dep t- said be 1 and daughters. Lori and Terry, of joyed dinner at Ite'CuUcn farm -m—.a.a alntitf Kal.i.-i.ac..<> snant last week at the with Mort Nichol*. but would Richard Bird home. * Bunday refrain from divulging any of home were: Mr and Mrs David verxlty that might be embarraaand family of Middleville and Mr» Leonard Kidder. ' laylng Hocks wdl be 20.000 birds IO. tney tpraiuur developments will thetr contribution to the beamy Dutton spent Saturday with her thit of our progressive City. It turned alien. P1 been “‘'d in lhp Hartings s'ip't Buildings ,or2f?*L d“,e/* *^ " **”’•|LW Su had with the golf enthuaiarta. and that mart Uent at Pennock Hospital from Friday until Monday. * The Or­ for lhe of their Depot inspection was ton Seese children of Alto spent auggratton. aa to what our Club pl“,ls “‘d H^inrwuons . „ the week with their grandparo THE HASTINGS BANNEB—« More About- debt. I FURNITURE Mrs H. 8. Cline of Lovell Sun­ nUJUom — p.t«r CslUksa. its day < Mr. and Mrs. Ben Chris- M. Oackraa. Jaly S “KS’iJSS tr-ftA"’ Tom Owen and children and Hu-: ITtaarOaT -W.rn. M*rt*. 171 Bom bert Blough spent from Friday until Monday afternoon camping Mr and Mrs. Forrest Buehler. Mr. and Mrs. Keith Buehler and Rotary Pr« 1930-31 family, Mr. and Mrs. Mi I ton Rotary Historian 1 M3-4-5- Buehler and family. Mr. and Mr*. John Usborne, Jr . and Johnny, were picnic dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs Robert Humphrey and family al Sugar Bush Lake. * Mr and Mrs Roger Warner of Hastings and Mr. and Mra. Roger and other subjects. to imagine it a starry path, a glistening river, or a Ixavenly that the Michigan Department extension of the Ct^r1* airport Ulr ,gy Today It la believed to be license for 30 day*. The State . a projection of our galaxy. aernrv had Issued an ultima'Even if all naked eye star* were it ton. te un .h. nente on Jni. ' still ■ j unusually bright in the Bummer. Ing cancelled Robert P. Husted s lease as airport manager, ctlective July 1. Husted had been given a 10-year lease on July 1, 1M1, with cancellation clauses lookbig toward Ha farther border, and therefore through a greater reported. The tanks were being .Winter." cleaned and tested and fuel for planes using the field was to be available. maintenance^ work, and will handle the gas. ifus ted, who ha* t year to liquidate hu holdings spent Sunday in Lansing with and business, continue* to live at the field. Mayor Beckwith said he has received applications for the given permission to new outdoor sign on made to the Hartings Softball Mlsa Linda Swiler this Saturday, Monday visitor* of Mr. and Mrs Mayor Beckwith appointed July ITth. FOrrert Buehler. Clifford Dolan Jr. to a full flveMr. and .Mrs. Paul Olmstead tyear term on the Hasting* Pub­ of Lake Odessa were Bunday ' lie Library Board. dinner gueata of Mr. and Mra Councilmen received a ’ Well Kwood Yoder. « Mr. and Mrs fsiy l| K*U>r AUeraias. Done" letter from Darrell D. pal Church and hopefully, as far > Cull. Hi W suit. Aldrich, 1123 N Bollwood, on Gordon Yoder and children en­ joyed dinner with Mr. and Mrs. the decision to deny the tavern Gerald Durkee and children al J sir • license transfer to the HaMnga Umg Lake near Walhalla. Sun­ the Ci.iry* Bowl. day * Barney Clsler of MlddleAmong lhe bill* approved vlllc was a Saturday lunch guar, Monday was one irom tne period. ■ Sul*.-. B»sl«y. Beckman Company. Grandville. of his sister. Mr. and Mra. George Among the young laditea who Estep In lhe afternoon they visi­ totaling »11.19618 for prime and will leave thl* Thtowday foe ted their brother. Alfred Cisaler. double seal and single wal on j Camp Newwgo ore Nancy BurtBt Pennock Hospital. local streets; one for *321.10 from twidcr. Sally Cotter. cSalr Good* | Mra. Ruth Bleam entered BulI terworth Hospital Monday. She on Kelly's plat and one for suffered a heart attack Monday S324DJ for the storm sewer on Wood. I morning ♦ Pvt. Keith Newton of 'rt; one for *31*4D Wheeler. Ind, spent the weekend Inc, iAnting for with his parent*. Mr. and Mra Howell Newton w Barbara New­ id; waaai sugasa, a«x v*. *uy is. posal plant, and one from Peter ton of Grand Rapids was a Mon­ FOMTLAXD — LU>4* Hsgua. Ki. J Note. Grand Rapids, for curb* day visitor of her parent*. Mr. and sidewalks totaling (1.434 B0. and Mra. Howril Newton * Mr fWIBLDr-Dort* B«tL *1. Jsly St D*l* luaklql. Rl. Jaly S. and Mrs. Aden Myers. Mrs. Cor­ TBROWaUA-Deul** DMUttl*. 31* Mra R. W. Waddell, of Knoxdelia Myers, and Mr*. Margaret Tuttle were Sunday dinner Commercial & Residential guest* of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Tuttle of Nashville. * Dr Flem­ Installation & Repair ing of Huntington. Ind. ReV Hospital. Mrs. Waddell is steer and Mra. John Stone of Sierra of Mrs Roman Fnldpauach and Leone. Africa, and Rev. William Central I Bryde were Saturday visitor* of Rusty. has suited here often, too. I Mra. Cordelia Myer* and Mr. and Electric . Mra. Adon Myer*. ku'et. McOimp: Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Wertman Applioncet I and family of Delton and Mr. । and Mrs Richard Bustance and Debby of Algonquin Lake were Bargains in Used I Sunday visitors of Mr. and Mrs. AppliancM, too! । Floyd Fisher. * Mr. and Mr* I Harold Plaher qf Grandville were 119 W. State Hasting* ‘ Saturday caller* 4he Floyd । Fisher home * Callers this week Rhone 945-2866 at the Floyd Grinnell home were 1 Jack and Kenneth Thompson Hastings ELECTRIC ■v'a BtDSOOM SUITtS D,e>s"a"ilS5OO95 MAN-SIZED TILT-BACK RECLINER CHAIRS SOFA-BED, DAY LOUNGER 1 Ultro modern styling easily k convert* into a < tete full length bed j jgkot night Choice £ Grinnell and family of Algon- Choice of Popular TwoTone Color Combinations. i J Johnson and family of Battle Hott and family of Hastings and Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Grinnell and Jy s10°° of colors. Mr. and Mrs Floyd Grinnell and foC and Mra. Randy Grin­ nell'and family enjoyed a cook­ nut at the home of Mr. and Mra. J. D. Grinnel at Algonquin Lake Sunday evening. * A C and Mrs Randy Grinnell and family and Mr.- and Mra. Floyd Grinnell spent Thursday with the Eldon Grinnell family. ♦ Mr and Mrs George Owen were Sunday din- ™ ■ THIS WEEK ONLY 1 । With Any Purchase of $50 or More 1 | nest Dipp. * Mike, Danny and Robin SUimback of Lake Odessa spent last week with their grand­ parents. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Bhoebridge. * A'3 James Shoe- 5 PC. DINETTE SETS Formica topped table with set of four plastic* Ji Q£, .covered match-^ yi # Jj k ipo choirs— Jfcl, J Bronze-tone WW ■ leg finish. ^3 PC. CURVED SECTIONAL SOFA , Foam zippfred.cushions. 100% nylon coverings with hardwood and steel frames. Choice of colors. Fourth section available $30. See this today! ■ ■ »159” in Anchorage. Alaska, is spendl Ing a 30May leave wUh his par| enta, Mr. and Mra. Richard ShoeI bridge i Mr. and Mra Dale Dukes and family were Saturday picnic vllMte a* l*r anrl T nrrv INHaSPRJHG ^$1095 Laii siz«TI*W J 9 Guaranteed 117 State St? NO MOHIY DOWN HO VAVMINTS TIL StVT. W w • wwwaww wrwv HASTINGS ■ ■ Mr*. Ralph Kyser and Mr. and Strf. Ed Priebe of South Has­ ting* were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mr* Dale Dukes Mr. and Mra. Bernard .^Dukes and family of Hastings were Buhday calleni. * Mr. and Mra. Harold Eckert and children spent the weekend at their cabin near Baldwin. * Mr. and Mrs Al Bar­ nard and son* and Ralph Moore snjoyad a picnic dinner at Charl­ ton Park Sunday. In the after­ noon they visited Mrs Moore at the Medical Facility Mr. and Mra. Harold Syw**slnk of Adrian. Mm Donald Hywawlnk and family at Arizona. Alva Moore or Algonquin Lake, and Ralph Moore were Wednes­ day supper guest* of Mr and Mrs. Al Barnard * Utile Laura Myer* myera of oi Bowens ssowens Mill* Mins spent the toe “5? brother and family. Mr and Mra Clair Baaaett. Bunday She «a* ] L J iJ I.: IH BBl* Wednesday dinner gue»t of I H^VJaJ NOTICE! NOTICE! Store CLOSED SO GREAT IS THE PREPARATION FOR THIS GREAT SALE. that we are forced to close our store all day MONDAY . . JULY 19 TUESDAY .. JULY 20 JULY 21 WEDNESDAY While a Force of Enthusiastic Workers Mark Down ALL PRICES and Rearrange Stock for Fast Selling QUALITY FURNITURE 117 W. State Street Hastings �Lovely Ceremony Unites Couple at Pilgrim Church Fitzgerald Corps 100 Of the Wta nun's Relief Corp* met recently with 16 members present. Plana were made for members to entertain with parties at th* VAVS In __ Baitle ..Creek starling ... . in Sep. temtar Luelta Rogers' resignation aa corp* conductor was accepted. Mrinbers then elected Iola Wllkcw Mis* Linda Kent, daughter of Mr. and Mrs Herbert Kent ot Alto, and A3 c Jame* Shoebridge of Emendorl Air Force Base In Alaska, the son of Mr and Mr* Rk-lurd Sboehridgc ot Freeport. Mis* Judith Ann Warner, daughtar of Mr. and Mrs Roger H Warner. 121 W. Green Street, and Gordon Howe, eon of Mr. and Mis Arthur Howe. 427 E. Colfax; were united In marriage Saturday. July; Frtday evening. July 3. at 7:30 o'dopk. at the Hasting, pilgrim Church on 8 Hanover Street. Mia Martbeth Jane Draggoo became Fitzgerald Corps To Entertain Vets Linda Kent and James Shoebridge Exchange Vows I Newlyweds Leave For Mountains, Atlantic Coast e—the RArrmo* banntb bearer No. 4 and Verna Jay ag First Church of God In Hostings press cocrewpoodent for the rest of Ssturday evening, July 10/al 1:30 the year. Thelnut Barr was Uie by the Rev Qecrge J. Huber of installing officer. Three will be a court whlat party Hastings cdist Church Pipk and while mum* decorated the altar hags. Mapped to the rostrum, and taking hte ptace behind a roseoowred arch, performed the cere- parent* are Rev. and Drsggoo of 1306 a ItapkU. lof aqua sateen with a Jacket. The dreta featured a scooped neckline, and .die carried a cascade bouqu-t lot pink carnation* was fashioned with a fitted bodice, and four-tiered bouffant skirt, delicately trimmed tn sequins and groom, was dressed In light green , Eaton Rapid* High’ School, data | and Ml*-. Martha Gallagher ot MU* Karen Morris Of ClartsviMe The bride, given in marriage by her father, sraa beautifully gowrud Lyf-- flra.. anfl tn a white satin wedding drrea |*]|d. Uldy ullU made with a fitted bodice with an ' Thomas Ogden Married Thursday .white bridal illusion, fitted with a - Dr. Helrigel Unites Couple Saturday In Grand Rapids Ringo Swingos Have Popular Dance Hastings SPEEDY WASH COIN-OP Laundromat .. Llflda OWller, “ mHm Jonathon D. Fox To Wed July 17 J*" '”“h bell Preston* The next dance will A lovely miscellaneous bridal be held Aug. 14 at Northeastern sliower party took place Monday ber* back to Join the fun and **** Campground Road for her music. sister-in-law-to-be. Mis* IJnda DRY CLEANING SERVICE Mr. and Mr.. H.rry Appabn*.. ,.M‘“ BWSTMr __ - _ a... . . . ... Mr* Mwmirl Rwiler rrf Tair* rv*«_ Open 5:00 a.m. Iha, trail* n~r Hop*!,.___ I The liouse was beautifully deco| rated with the wedding motif and • JULY CLEARANCE SUMMER SPORTSWEAR lighted as she opened lhe many attractively wrapped gifts. Reduced «- KNEE PANTS Dorothy hquk Dorothy Arp. Arp. Davenport. Davenport, Iowa. Iowa. *•* g**?**4 wlth. *. n*.Hniri. I that the hostesses and MU* Mary Sue Hastings, hostease* had been bsm comeomAustln. Minn, wore gown* Iden- , pUlng aU yeor-there were all of tical to the honor attendant and! “W1’** from *7y Baamr. carried pink and white cascading 1 P»durta and then perfcrut not« carnations. Iand dgnaturr* from all of the Mr. E Clark Grime* of Balti-• were added. > more. Md. was best man. Usherweather cleared sb It w«a Ing were larry Wolf and Thomas , outdoor* again to conclude the Morris of Columbus. Ohio; James evening with a marshmallow meat Turner. Asheville. N.C., Riad “"d fond farewell* to preUy Birgit Shaheen of Indianapolis. Ind .! w!1° “> retum again to H*s— a ><.. — •_ —a [tin** *nm*tlmn in fK* v«*r* .Kaad ers-ln-law of the bridegroom The mother of the bride chose1 a full length two-toned bin- at'V gown fof her daughter s wedding Fen is. and Sally U> Kellogg and lhe bridegroom's mother Community College in Battle wore a full length, allk. aqua col­ ored dress. Mrs Furman had a corsage of lavender orchids, baby, pink rosebuds and white stephaMr*. Hawraney chose white erchlds. A bullet dinner followed al the laghcr Antique and OiA Shop PEDAL PUSHERS the 20 guest* were the mother and two sister* of the bride-elect from WIDDINC FHOTOCEAFHT parent*, the Edvard Orinvald*. and attended the Furman-Htwraney wedding in Grand Rapid* on Saturday. 945-3967 DALE’S BAKE SHOP Twin Bread .... 43c Home style white bread. Baked in s double psn Sliced or unjliced. . _ Baked Sweet Rolls Garlic Toast 6 for 39c pkg. 29c FRIDAY b SATURDAY SPECIAL Banana Doughnuts Danish Krispes Coffee Cakes Re9- 72c <J®«- Sp®*1**1 66c 6 for 42c Ig. size, 58c; small 32c Every Wed. Cookie Day 4 dox. ®“»- p^s- $] r You'll love our J BAKED GOODS plete her studies a* a mtauonAry. IN TRADE FOR YOUR OLD REFRIGERATOR! Ym, we give big trade-in allowance* for populor-maks, qualified, operating Low-budget, Frost-Proof FRIGIDAIRE Refrigerator! refrigerators; $120 if it’s five years old, or lees: $100 if it’s five to seven years old; $90 if it’s seven to ten year old. Thriftiest Frost-Proof! From FRIGIDAIRE! Buffet Supper, I Fireworks Climax HCC Celebration T-SHIRTS BLOUSES Reduced Dresses — 33'^ PRICE The Bonnet & Gown Shop Cmm Me th* bif 106-lb. top freezer! Cmm touch the convenia it sliding shelf. Cmihm MfidalnrAdvi iced Frost- ‘ Country Club families and friend* gathered at Uie club for a buffet supper Monday. July 5. Pr*of ar*tom-no frost even in freezer. FMHMR Hydrator for vegetables. • Come we largo 102-lb^ tire zero rone freezer! Coma touch 9.9 lb. Meat Tender for fresh meats. *339’5 More Uian ISO enjoyed tills occa­ sion that concluded with a mag­ nificent display of fireworks which was the traditional and beautiful sight for everyone baughs. W. J. McAllister, and George Hamatys. They were as*Uted by the Richard Gurntheni Howard Peters. Frank McMlIsuos, Wright Him*. Anthony Hern, and Harold Buergea 45th Anniversary Mr. and Mrs Alber. Klnne are celebrating their 45th wedding annitre* and nephewaof Mra Ki one's Alma Fingleton Photography c borage. Alaska >90,’100, ....120 elect recently began hl* work with lhe Loduhore Dairy after having hl* own painting business SHIRTS • HATS • PURSES • JEWELRY WHITE'S bride and groom opened their many beautiful and useful gifts Tlw newly married rouple will of remodeling lhetr new home on Benson Street off Broadway and SLACKS . corsage of pink hosteas Juki refreshments for the Struble of Rochester A sister of lhe groom. Mias April Fox. .was unable to attend this happy pre-nuptial event because site is In Gallup. N M. this sum­ mer working at lhe Navaho Indian ' Reservation She has ant more JAMAICAS BERMUDAS Kl. , with pink rtttodns. Mrl Of>y Mis* Busie IngereoU. cousin of exchanged tlx-ir marriage 111,* Hrtrl* wn■ enuiH nf W*r ' . . - ■ k. — ... MRS ALFRED F. H^WHANTY . . Mis* Gall Lynne Furman Become* Bride —__ - --------------;:jq o'clock Thursday evening, « m. with a white waist and ye!-, ju|y g. Bt the home of her Blythefield Country Club where knv skirt. She carried blue mums | daughter and husband. Mr and Miss ribbons, “'*• Katharine Walharine Doyle Dovle of Has- ,1K< wttn yellow HMv,. Mr* Richard VanEngeil. Rl tings presided at the grasl book. Kem Qf Hastings, Quimby Road Out’of town guests were from uie bride, a bridesmaid. SuNew Jmey. Ohio. Missouri. New , gown of pink lace and cor- performed by the Rev George York, Illinois, Wisconsin, Fvnnntnk mum* tied with white Elliott sylvania. Massachusetts and Members of their Immediate Connecticut. John Tyler ot Clarksville served families attended tile nuptial*. The bride changed to a blus Miss Gall Lynne Furman, on July 23 her position with the daughter of Mr. and Mrs Millard summer t*eed suit prior to her Barry County Welfare Department. R Furman of 212 East diaries departure and wore a whits or­ She lias been with tlw- Welfare Street, and Alfred P. Hawraney chid cor*MeThe couple left on a wedding Department since IKS of Framingham. Mass., formerly of Columbus. Qhio, were united trip to Nassau. Bahamas. Upon their return they will re­ In marriage Saturday afternoon, The bride s mother wore a green print dress with a corsage of pink July 6. in the First Methodist side in Framingham, Mass Church of Grand Rapids Birgit Sparr Surprise Honoree At Farewell Party vacation from South Carolina. J me Hotel Hasting*. The Sunfield Club tex* took their their! banner home but the Lake Odessa ... . . . tanner is still here. They hope to | MlSS Thunday, July 1^ Ugiu* of Hasting* brocade with white accttaortea of 1857. attended Owosso College . hi*,, except they were bi ynk Both mother* wore conage* of for two year*, and rroduated from ' “2L, . mateiilng caniaUurui Michigan Slate University in 1904. white tipped pink carnations. ' HrworVltio nn hl. ma*l*r'. rl*. The flower girl* were CynthU Warner, daughter of Mr. and Mrs reception at Uw Country Club at- ; employ*! by the Buttle Creek Roger J Warner of Little Rock, tended by about 300 gueet* branch of the Michigan Enqiloy- Ark . and Barbra Warner, daughter Mr» Eldon Roush of Hastings'mcnl Ccmmlsalon. He L, .,^1 "2a, Tf M»n to Uunsfcr to the Slate crlrtattat£ IDonrd of Instruction in the Charlotte cut and served the bride s _u™,™, u-,.while Mrs. Burdette Price of Mi* Beth Ann Strayer of Spring­ cake. Battle Cresk and Mrs. Allen Lan- bUUa,lt”* wlth office* In Jackson. port was the attractive little flower The wedding rehearsal was held Cota of Bai tie Creek and Henry riage by her father. Dr William caster of Hastings served the girt, dressed in a mintautre replica Bldciman of Hastings. friends of Helrigel of Hastings officiated at groom's cake. lhe ceremony. For her daughter's wedding Mrs Miss Furman wore a abort Matching veils and iace covered Braadway Ui Hasting* Warner chose a turquoise lace sleeved gossamer, silk organza Out-of-town guest* at the wed­ empire sheath gown with a wide more surprised or happily thrilled ding included those from Cincin ­ She had a pink rose corsage. The Helping in the kitchen were Mrs. Umn w-u exchange student Birgit nati, Ohio. Q woaso . Lansing. Bagigroom's mother wore a dusty rose square neckline. Mt In bodice Sparr, who will return boms to Elmer Roush. Mrs. Burke Houghlace dress She also had a jiUik of Chantilly lace sprinkled with Germany the end of this month. talin and Mrs Pearl Woods, seed pearls and a cloud-like de­ Mr* Brian Nettlcman of Ann Rapids, Ann Arbor. Freeport. Mt Following the ceremony tachable full chapel train. Her . n^y Thuratay eraboufiant imported French silk XrTL.* Jr?’ Flushing and Mita Helen Rodger- Clemens. Woodland, Big Rapids. Walkerville. Springport, Charlotte. lorn where Mr and Mrs Frank Illusion veil was attached to a the Kenfirtd cottage at Middle of Flushing. Ronald Hemengway of Reed City. Jackson. Mason and Stone of Ithaca acted a* mute: matching silk oteanza Dear! ' ke and the festlriUm irrludvd organ** and pearl the gift table*. Muskegon. . entwined headpiece and she car­ ried white roses, white orchids Jerry Warner served the bride, and stephanolls - fashioned to­ Houghton Lake, the bride was cake. Mrs Jerry Smith the groom's gether with latln streamers. wearing a white linen sheath with cake. Mra Michael Appelman Ketoey*. and Sally Kcnfieid and ■ Mtoa Carolyn Kotsaky of Battle served coffee and Mra. Arlen Heise rille. N.C. served as matron of The Ringo Swlngo Square Dance the punch Mia* Christina Warner honor. She was attired in a full the Frank Kenfleld* Club had wall-to-wall dancing on length, empire sheath gown of Saturday evening as more than 14. tew Dall** Hili and Mrs Gene pink dotted swtS with a match­ ing flower (headpiece and carried hade looked after the gift*. music and calling The couple went to the Htnokey a cascading bouquet of white son of Ionia He lias become very Mountains and lhe Atlantic *ra- ■ carnations Interspersed with pink "D°’‘ Vo»*«e popular In thia locality and Ids ^jast on their wedding trip Before : and white rosebuds popularity to sprmding xhe to a The bridesmaids. Mrs Riad dre.-s with white acac* jI Shaheen of Indianapolis. Indianapolis, Ind :; '“J* Many guest couples were present Hjht crwi draw from Kalamazoo. Delton. Baitle Mr*. Alex Forge. Detroit, sisters I t t . ‘ g n, U !?. gro;i P r daughter* wedding a drags of rota . further her education beginning Mrs Alex Forge, Detroit, sister* .i i and Birgits movie* of Germany lace, with pale pink stastanries. this coming Pall. Creek. NashrtUe. Lakew*a Odeam TJie rehearsal party hasted the bridegroom; Sunfield. One couple hpreand on , the groom* parents,^wa* held by Ln °f Hampton. Fanwood. Miss NJ.; Carol Mis*!*®* honor, and was attired in a floor- July 20. with Maybe!le Smith a* co-hostes*. The kitchen committee for the Aug 5 birthday dinner include Thelma Barr, chairman. Bea Feil- rated with baskets ot pink and red i altar by tier father. She wore a I floor-length gown of French lace! | over taffeta. The fitted bodice was । styled with a round scalloped nock­ line arrented with sequtna and tong I tapered sleeve* The contaolled I | skirt featured soft fullness fanned j b>- tier* of scalloped lace. A loft pleated taffeta cummerbund With I a Dior rose fumtohed the back : detail The bride carried a white | lace Bible with Hx white rosea i accented with Ivy and w hl t e streamers. Mr* Raymond Bair. Mr. and Mix William Bowers. Mr. and Mr*. Compare Frigidaire Frost-Proof system—no frost even in the freezer. • Taro sliding shelve*. FREE Ice Ejector Kit Flips out cubes at a touch! $389’5 Handy 80-cube server Yours when you buy a two-door Frigidaire THIS OFFER IS LIMITED! BUY NOW! �Nashville E.U.B. Church Scene of Evening Nuptials i|Rev. Max Gladding Unites Couple at Nashville Church il Middleville Church I Is Setting for : 'Afternoon Rites Th Nashville Evangelical United Brethren Church was the some Friday evening. June IB, •l g o'dock for the wedding of Mis Loretta Gardner and Don­ ald Pixley. The bride it the daughter of yr. and Mra. Kenneth Gardner cl R3 Nashville, and Mr. Pixley is Che son of Mra. Gretchen Pix­ ley of Reed street and the Ute IU>l!and Pixley The Rev. Joseph Show rood the double ring ceremony in Umi I Middlevine wax the scene of the ; . lovely candlelight ceremony that , united Miss Gaye Lorain Maxfalr. I i daughter of Mr. and Mra. Cart . Marble of Middleville, and Gerald | P Pratt. Jr., son of Mrs. Florence | Pratt of Rl Hastir.;* and Gearld I Ssturdsy, June 38. at 1 pm. In a I candlelight, double ring ceremony In the Nashville Methodist Church. Hie Rev. Max Gladding offletated. Mra Charles Bette was lhe or­ ganist, ami the soloist was Dr. Stephen Hobson Of Mt. Plsasant. I Parent* of Uie couple are Mr. The Rev. Lloyd Sanders per­ formed the ceremony al 3 p.m. Saturday. June 2d Mra iJoyd Banders, organist, accompanied Mra. Joyce Martin at stse sang "Because." T Love Thee" and “The Wedding Prayer." Large bouquets of blue and whits flowers, palms and candelabra dec- Irene Pixley presided at the or­ gan and accompanied the vocal­ ist. Mira Marlene AckcU, who rang. "I Loro You Truly'' and father, the bride wore a full-length gown of nylon chiffon and rose point lace, enhanced with pearls and sequtn* at Ute acalloped neck­ line. Tiie full skirt featured wide bands of the lace, which’ began at the hipline and ended in pointe In the chapel-length train. A lovely *tar of pearls and rhinestones Se­ cured her veU of bridal Illusion. She carriedXn white Bible topped with a bouquet of yellow rose buds gown of Peau de Bole satin with full pleated skirt falling into a chapel train The fitted bodice featured finger Up length ateevro Barbecued MUj Susan Rosenberg was the maid of honor. Bridesmaids were the Misses Vicky and Kathy Pratt, sister., ot the grbom, and Miss | Nancy Red. Little Mis* Karen Schultz, cousin of lhe groom. was lhe flower girl. The attendants Candy Bedford Pledges Troth to Gary A. Berg They wore floor length gowna <>: mint green and head piece* uf mint green bow* and match­ ing face veils. The ring bearer Mr and Mra. George C. Bedford Donald Carroll served lhe groom's of Middleville announce the en­ coke and Mica Slella Saundcra gagement of their daughter, Candy. oerred punch. j to Airman 3c Gary A. Berg, son The couple spent their honey­ of Mr. and Mra. Gene Berg of moon traveling through the Up- Middleville MUs Bedford te a 1963 graduate of Middleville High flower girl In treasure blip and Uie bridesmaid* in pale blue. They all wore notching head pieces and carried blue and white bouquets. Dewey Schreuder, nephew of the bride, wm> lhe ring bearer. Jerry Plank served a* best man Handmade paper coffee cup In­ and usher* were David Pratt, bpxher of the groom, and Ronald vitations far a "Sip and Dip" party 'Sip ond Dip' Morning Affoir At Gillespie Pool To Observe Jubilee Births at Pennock If* a cinch that an alternating schedule 6f swims was nerrasary to accommodate all of the guests and everyone enjoyed the Informal visiting and had a mighty good BUI (William Randolph! Cook, with a group of friends will be In Ludington this wcvkcnd attend­ ing the wedding of a classmate. Jennette Barry Honored at Shower Fir the wedding the brides mother wore a two piece en•ecnble ot beige laca over beige taffeta. Her coraago was pbi A reception w*d> held at the itfgh school cafeteria immediately fol­ lowing the ceremony. Assisung at Uie punch bowl was Mra. Nyla Flbclskt and Mr*. Norma Schreuder Served the wedding cake. Both are I /.bta* of the bride. Ml*r, CTirtsly Cook, niece of the bride, served' Ice cream. Ms Beverly MontNancy Dundas served the groom's cake. Aidsting were Mr* Betty Flora and Mr*. Edinc Sccurd. Mr. and Mra. Raymond Travis were at the guest book; MLm Dawn Cook, niece of the bride. Miss Carole NilScsi, Miss Sandra DeVries and ML'jj.iqum Merriman attended of Charlotte, brother of the groom. A reception for 150 gue»t* was held in the Community House fol­ lowing the ceremony. Mia. Arthur Meade of Hastings was in charge of die gift table. Mrs. Lurry Allen of Hastings regis­ tered tire gueat*. Out-of-town guest* were from Sauli Ste Marte. Detroit, Grand Rapid*. Big Rapids. Landing, Alle­ gan. Holland. Battle Creek. Has­ ting* and Charlotte. The groom •’-parent* entertain'd with a dinner Friday evening fol­ lowing the wedding rehearsal and with a home reception Saturday night Mr. and Mi*. Douglas Stocks of Bellevue, aunt and uncle of lhe Mra. Ulen Sterling and Donnie and Karen of Mecosta spent from Tuesday until Friday with their grandparent*. the Glen Torreys- MARKED DOWN DeCamp and family in uppir Michigan COATS OUR-ENTIRE STC OF DRESS COA1 MARKED DOWN Ladies SPORTSWEAR Gilmore Jeweler J. Mllhsnlno. loo- 205 N. Michigan —OPEN DAILY— 9 A.M. to 11 P.M. Ladies One Group of Misses, Petite, Junior and Half Sizes in Spring ond Summer Dresses By Mrt. John Hook Wl 5-5316 Superette Tom & Salty Robin*®- CLMRSNCE By Mrs. Dan Peterman piietd tnm ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS get'em! NOW! SAVE BIG... AT OUR JULY Ladies DRESSES Durfee Chicken & Spare Ribs come and ANOTHER BIG WEEK OF BARGAINS Lake Odessa 102 E. State | cf ceremonial. The bride wM honored with severa! pre-nuptial showers in H*»tings, Detroit and Mt. Pleasant. tended- «he birthday party for Bernard Duvte Tuesday. July 6 * Sympathy goes out to the Ly­ man Hunt family. A Mr. and Detroit. Mlehlflsn Wayne Jackson is president. * Mnx Arvin McLeod left. Friday to spend a -month visiting )«• son, Maurice, on Perle Island al Hemer, Alaska. ENTIRE STOCK OF . SWIM SUITS • JAMAICAS • SLACKS Ladies HATS Be Sure to See This One! BEACH BAGS SWIM CAPS ETC. LADIES SHIFTS Summer Hats LADIES PURSES Misses and Half Sizes and leathers. White* and At Algonquin Lake Har-Way Home No. 2 . . . a real dice 3-Bedroom Home featuring aluminum siding and all that is modern and convenient, including a full basement and gas heat. FOLLOW THE SIGNS OFF WEST STATE RD. TO AGAMING STREET, JUST EAST OF THE STORE ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF THE LAKE Re^l°8rly-$444 One Group of Swim Suits. 90th birthday oh July 10 with a family reunion at the home of Ikt granddaughter. Mra. Donald Newton, of Kent City, July 11. Shorts. T-Shirts, Blouses, Etc. All Reduced TERRY CLOTH REMNANTS HAROLD MATHEWS, Build.r up to 4 Yds. now $j88 / «> # Regular Prices / One Rack of Coats, Dresses, Play Cloth­ ing. etc. . . . Broken now price sizes. Assorted Colors and Patterns . . . Reg. $1.19 One Table of Fabrics Saturday, July 17, from 2 to 6 P.M. Sunday, July 18, from 10 A.M. to 6 P.M. $|88 Reg. $5.00 Children's WEAR Children's SPORTSWEAR Runyan. Mrs. Wayne Sliadc. Ftorraal Haney. Mr. and Mrs. Manuel Rodnquet. Mr. and Mra. Marion Oncv^jroup of Summer^Ol’sses po«tels. Reg. $2.98 Reduced ^2 GIRLS DRESSES Summer Purses in plastics One Group in Our Entire Stock of AU >.du<.d now M°°y- Look for famous 'Trade-Name labels on the things you buy.. . you'll find them here! Parmaleei 124 East State Street �Pennock Receives $10,000 Grant from Kresge MH| old soldier, sun of Merle F. Sdrur, 1ST Waterman Ave. Coldwater, attended NauhvUie High School. endorsement of Stanley F Km- j John Bay. director of Pennock (e with the in»cript>un. “In the Hospital reported "The -otulnicname and tor the sake of Je*u« tton U going along preUy sell. Christ." although there are »ome delay* "Thu grant i* typical of the': berau»e of poor delivery on ccrtype of support and auUUnre lt*ra* The m»ior holdup ini!KW rnund.ua. U». sl.m •” u“ io nurUi.lrU. pro)«U.- Ctan.nl door frtata. — _. .. • .. .. ...------second floor patient unit to be completed early this Fall a* well Repair Service on Electric Razors NEW Winegard EXPERT WATCH AND BORTON'S JEWELRY Antenna Service Phone 145-9773 t tr««port 765-3611 /jaw Milo SERVICE Inc kirntally, Tom'* ' GRAND OPENING SATURDAY, JULY 17 their achedule and will appear al the Congregational Church for a performance to benefit the Doilar* tor Scholars' fund. This will munity Cohere in Battle Creek, be at 5 o'clock tn the afternoon where she will be next year. The Cobum* will also have the? The Robert McArthurs took Coffee Cookies Door Prizes New shipment of Laminates, Fall Cottons, Back-to-School Plaids, also New Wools. THE HOUSE OF FABRICS $2195 LET US TAKE CARE OF YOUR HOME BUILDING PROBLEMS Visit Our Carpet Display in Our NEW BUILDING 107 East Woodland Stop in and See Our Collection of METICULOUS MEN CHOOSE MASSAGIC You’IHike the handsome new look of these fashionable* new shoes by MASSAGIC. And the built-in comfort matches the good looks, too. Sec* the wide variety of lasts, colors and leathers now. CARPETS McGee - Monarch "Largest Selection in Barry County" NYLONS - WOOLS - ACRILANS and Herculons hl. Special 501 Nylon sq. yd. INSTALLATION INCLUDED and FREE SPOT . REMOVAL for 6 Mos. FROM THE FIRST R PLANS TO THE LAST COAT OF PAINT, WE CAN HANDLE EVERY DETAIL WHEN IT COMES ILDING THE HOME OF YOUR DREAMS! WE HAVE THE EXPERIENCE k TO IT THAT YOU GET.FULL VALUE FOR YOUR BUILDING DOLLARS. AND KNOW HOW* A Complete New Home Building Service! RUGS and UPHOLSTERY Cleaned the Scientific Way by DURAtLEAN Birke's • AU Work Done in Your Own Home • Everything Ready the Same Day • No Messy Soaking or Shrinking HASTINGS CUT RATE SHOE STORE Phone Wl 5-2091 107 E. Woodland. Hastings Midway Between Broadway and Michigan • Plan Books • Honest Estimates L -1 ig5»oj«fTOitn. ALLIED BUILDING CENTER �Colrlen Jubilee Is Happy Event For The Joneses The Hastings Banner ThunAiy. July 15. 19«5 Bunday, July 4. was ,a memo­ rable and happy occasion for Mr Africa Missions St. Rose Picnic Gull Lake Bible ,,'C' July I®. *t Choriton Park starting about 2 pm. fur boys and riri* and Meet Highlight Gama adults a* well, are achcduled Lake. Delton, when they were honored on their 50th wedding anniversary by a reception given by uirn their oauKnicr*. daughters. air* Mrs rrnneu Francis Hamilton, of Kalamasoo; Mn jowph Cooper, of Marshall, and Mr* John Bogner, of Charlotte 1• — •home -In The -lovely Cooper Mtaslons in Central Africa along with a ball game. 'Marshall, with its outdoor awimhighlight Ute Gull Lake Bible I ming pool, where the children and Missionary Conference pro- ]\T gram this coming week. Tta- 8u- 1Y cl Z cl FC 11 Ch I held forth all afternoon, made j an ideal setting for the .175 guests who called to extend congratunual rally at the Midland Tab­ 1 latIon* Many beautiful gifts were ernacle. tlartlng Bunday at 10 ! received, also flower* and a Money Tree." Dr. Ray Davis. Mlnalon Gen- iiiimiir ■ 4>air i _ , ... . redl Director, heads the weeksi171111,1 Itdr j The targe dining room tabte with \ a ^oral'l^ conference, assisted by mission- , Ycar-end report for the Ha*- 'wa.v *“■' covered *'1 vriCdcrSc>l WU1 John ,lnKI Church of the Nasarew XS"2f *^knth™X. r? . W V.. ____ _ f1WW* “noth" nt and gilded fruit, flanked by gold F7nk“n topdoo. in member* and fliusncew candles and a tiered anniversary nwtrd Bible teacher and auAt the annual assembly being cake. The 13 granddaughters thor, apeak* ata Sunday eveat the Indian Lake Camp- served the rake. Ice cream, ning and throughout the week, i ground near Vicksburg, an In- 1 punch,nuts and mints *trreasc 01 ,wWI rcpor,71 Adding to the enjoyment of the The aacred musicale on Batur- thus, membership has nearly, occasion, for the honored couple, day night will feature WiUtam doubled during toe. present min-:was the presence of their flrot Hoyt, vocal riconUng artist from taters tenure here Weekly Bible grandchild. David Hamilton, who, Columbia a C. Hta Vigorous School attondanov avwagsd 51—.was married the day before in j Among the things which make Michigan Vater Wonderland ministry in music at this P»<pu- *n increase of eight per Bunday. Kalamazoo to the former Mar-1 are its northern falls which punctuate rivers and creeks •V J ** *uPP°rtr“ "T t The best year in its history Is garel Slcnger. and who curtailed with a surging display of their restless beauty. Pictured Mr* Phil Gordon, organlrt from reported with total giving of ,their honeymoon to be with their, : more than 49.100. For the first grandparent* During the after-: at the top is Luce county's Tghquamcnon Falls, mightiest Lansing The Christian Cuurlas Quar- tflne on retool this group Rare; noun the beautiful • Anniversary : of the Midwest's waterfalls and one of Michigan's moat tot from Newcastle. Penn., will 10 percent for world mlsnionA. Waltz" was played by the Marfamous scenic gems. Located in the state park which appear Thursday through Sun- and all of-its budgets are fully shall radio station to honor the i bears its name, the Tahquamenon each year attracts thouday. July 32 to 25. to include the paldf* 1 couple. Saturday night concert on Julyi . Even more perthfrnt to the Guests came from Detroit. Upper Peninsula chaims thia great attraction just as it **' , community 1* the gatlrring of Lansing, Grand Rapids. Cl randj over 92.000 for ereotiem of a new ville. Kalamaxoj, Battle Creek.. does all other waterfalls in this state except one—the Ocqucoc in Presque Isle county (bottom photo). Mote building. Ptan* are rot to proceed Hastings, St. Johns. Jackson, Bay 'Life' is Subject as soon as financing will permit. City. Plainwell. Cloverdale. Del­ waterfalls like the Tahquamcaon and those in Porcupine । ion. Dowling. Climax. Charlotte, Mountains state park need to be preserved tor the public. For Sunday Service a* ---------------------------------------**----------------------------- 'also from Pennsylvania, Iowa,. The best hope for Join* this i» through the generosity of _________________ Mrs. Branch S • Missouri and Tenneroee j _ : i__j______ ____ 1 -J.A tian Sctenw Churches this Bun- n . 7 Gertrude F. Waters, ot Clover- , private landowners and conservation-minded organizations sweh as the Women's Farm and Garden Association which day is on the subject of “Life." BTOtlier 11 left dale and Fred 8 Jones, of Salt “* n>UuT,of Mr*. Ray Branch on Tuesdav Duh- *<rr 4narrl«qT*t several years ago gifted u> the Stale Wagner Falls south spiritual life as an Idea which , the Presbyterian Manse in Has-1 of Munising. -Mich. Dept, of Conservation extata forever in the divine Mind. ^g^vanDeJw’aH “W * Rrv The Golden Text is from Pro- ™ r .kilted on July «• ”15•”«n o re ■ will run continuously from 0 am. vteb. 16 • ‘Understanding ta a “h„ a clr wltite cXhoneymoon at Wall Lake C»Aam Rndpft to 9 pm. wellspring of life unto him thia ln<[ M Hudsonville street on Frl- near thrlr Prrse,,t home i7it cllll llUllLI) Show Increase During Year TIMES ARE CHANGING • Habits things, Isas dungs, kaoatsdgs duagts .. and ytl seme thing* stay pretty much ths prefttPM of phtrewey. »W»ou|h iwj of the pharnMChibcsl Uas rflKthMMS Mw tailed tM day. Juiy 2 Mr Jones was a teacher ot . x-,. . •' raining the afternoon physics In the Salt Lake City; Ail Illll'IiOU ,Uted. High School and Mrs Jones wa* VjIIUI 114711 Mr VanDerWall wm a retired , "b® a teacher, having graduated n 1 O 1 111 fanner and trucker I from the Barry County Normal R«||«lr Sotipfi 11 lp(| Al Dykstra also attended the «> the Class of 1914. They spent ■ JlHtUUlLU service* which were held at the five year* In Utah and then Mr. Members of the Michigan South Blendon Reformed Church 1 Jones obtained a position as scl- [ 8tranj Engine and Thresher’s _ , -ence teacher in the Hastings1 CTub wlu sU<e melr thtee-day |~ ; I High School, where he taught al chMlUin t»Mfc Juiy sq. Praises Firemen j".rS±lnS. 31 *nd Au< 1 win n .1 *. V. 1 mV h|^7 nark It President of the club la Melvin Bill Butler, who help* Harvey i ful Winter* in a trader park at , . Hamllton -nle ¥lce Haan out occasionally at the Tampa. Fta, but are nowmaking ;*£« “" 01 “Ward “"'‘‘Woodmans^ I Wixxlmansee service station across from the1 Wall Lake their year roundpresident Presidentisis Ward of Hastings, and secretary­ Are station, lias made some in-, home. They have been blessed treasurer is Clifford Peterson of teretUK otaervatlons and he *RN three daughters. 13 grand­ Grass Lake feels that the city firemen de- daughter*, two grandsons and. Some !• old steam engines. I one one granddaughter-ln-taw. granddaughter-ln-taw. serve the highest praise . After an alarm sounds he ------------ ♦ .............. cheeks the time until the men • arrive and the truck leaves. |*!l|)ll^| 'VI1SS10I1 ’•**• ** driven In races, ramp — ( ii.iiui..*. .uu ... a..** wu.vu , leas than two minutes Last week nn ■ _ n 11 . . • tell. engaged Ln Jewish mission works Jacob's PRESCRIPTION PHARMACY j Ward Woodmansee will act as emcee and the programs will be beard over a loud speaker system Johns until accepting his present ministry this year. The Rev Ntcuwtoop will be bringing Bible mtmasm and tell- Dr. A. E. Dahlman D.C. 126 East State St. Phone Wl 5-2466 Hastings churclk Hastings Chiropractor continuing Summer Sunday Bible Conference at the church in U>e 128 W. Canter St. Hastings VACATION tn Alaska on a combined mU- Phone VALUES Th . th w d d Shop and Save Thursday thru Wednesday July 15th thru 21st DRUG STORE MAGIC! MUSIC! LAUGHTER! Ffe.^jSTAYTAN 4 fl.... Mro. Carlton Norcutl. the for-I mer Janet Cappon, and son. David, left Saturday for Metro- | Principal of the Stambaugh polltan Airport at Detroit where Township Senior High School in the Upper Peninsula's Iron lAMHlOIl. C.ORIUIU. MIIU UUUIUU1. Turkey. There she was met by County. Carlton who Is stationed In Southern .Mkhigan aa Miper- Adona. Turkey, with the US Air futendent of the Plainwell Pablle Public School*. School*. far two year* Janet La the daugh­ polntment a» executive secretary ter of Mr*. Clarence Miller. 131 ES washlmilotv Her stater and' County Youth Council, a Rocke- husband. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald 1 feltar Foundation sponsored pilot (Betty) Sander*, of Gun Lake j project to demonstrate what could be done to develop leader­ took Mr*. Norcutt and David to ship opportunities among rural the airport -• t__a. _ mvretfAsI Every llicn ■ TUggeCl John Deere UUUU Mtxis - — - ------ - ---- ---------- ■ , . Dware nknoamtha8h.p. 1W and Garden Tractor. SSSSSKSSEl ”*** Bardeninj, graying ___ »—> ■- *- too, with a John Daera ull( Tractor. Convenient credit. GEORGE 60BEL JULY26-“-“31~ LOWELL part to repair the ramp, teeter improvement* to assure the many thousand* of visitors who will visit the park a three-day fun-packed show The Uierlfl* posse will police the park and the Emmett Rescue squad will be on hand. Lunches ana and dinner* dinner* will be available on BEHY JOHNSON r CASsiDYTV^DANCtAS i«-uarn.txj BOAT ______ JO*IN DIESE LAWN & GARDEN TRACTOR Goodyear . Implements CWtBX—.CAST »M H. JrffvMA Mi. Wl 5-5052 Fairfield, DID YOU KNOW THAT THE ONLY PLACE IN TOWN WHERE YOU CAN BUY A Money Order on Saturday Afternoon is at the National Bank of Hastings? That’s right! And it is os Indoor-Outdoor V Fly to Turkey Wl 5-3394 youth 111 ’he church. is in charge Tans nos mil skin safely even with cut tun or deepens * natural tan. 2 fl. o>. 1.15 In 1928 he accepted appoint­ ment a* tuperlntchdent of school* b« raw lag ’rawed Ika bead . . ; h. imtauln. uu. is . ■ fast work and quite a record. ।| Guest pastor at the Hastings' onstrate old- fashioned steam1 Conn. Baptist Church Bunday will be threshing operation.-., baling, and I ’ I Use Rev. Peter Nleuwkoop, di- sawing. There will be prony brake j I rector of Christian Witntwa to and Baker fan teals, and a veneer i • ' Jew* Inc. which Is a Baptist machine and shingle mill will be Mission working among the Jew- tn operation A new event added Our (/taatf) Pharmacy ; Uh people of the Detroit area. 1 this year will be a pulling con- tun. bat not snj mil not ch»np Ri-b M ow RnsH Pharmacist to fill jeur nest prescription ttacllj is ordertd bj yeur (factor. ANNING LOTION wide research conducted under July jQth at the Ledgaa Ptay■ ------ ■---- ... .x. tie owo-a nt . ' Education to survey the effec­ tiveness of a crash vocational training program conducted for adults In public school shops for Playing thl* week "Lute jobs in war production Industries. Song." a lovely Chinese musical I In 1944 Beery was appointed to piaj’which"suirs Margaret Woodthe staff of the Department of: bury and Dave Hundhauaen in Education at Michigan State u,e mlee of the lovers who are University with the rank of as-1 separated through circumstances. ,ststant professor. In this pod-J-Lute Song" will continue Public Instruction in Laming non he worked cooperatively through Baturdayi July 17. where he bad served several with the University's/program of .. U l-dur.Uon aiding the Office of *teterar —™ "fairs train qualified (adult selor* appointed to serve -----Beery* record shows that he and county centers established to , help returning War Veterans i tlficate in 1933 by Central Michi- ,with their problems and respon- I gan University; Ah AB degree slbLUUes of community readjust-1 from the Unlveftity of Michigan ,ment. In 1931. and a Michigan Voca­ tional Certificate In 1M3. as assistant director for Bern started teaching school Center ' at Mattawan |n 1933 His carver in school administration began in will reside at their rural homei I 1923 when the Board of Educelion appointed him superintend- 1near Howard City. ent of the Mattawan ConsolidatWayne Beery, assistant direc­ tor of the Michigan Rehabilita­ tion Institute st Pine Lake, has announced his retirement effec­ tive July 23 Before the show open* the big engines wii be given the cold wa­ ter hydrostatic test on the boil­ er? This is a rigorous test and is given aa a safety measure. Several of the big engines will move into the park under their own steam" and others will be moved in. The club members are ; Worker to Speak ICXIX""'* d‘“’ “ . Some of the engines will be: V-of M. gr Here .Mindav 1 whilebaiancs, «be •-*«««■ other* w wifi used to»"<««• dem-। \ Barbers, will teach in mighty: aa^aa/ usaaaaasaj : ■ Laiighing* Wayne Berry to K '‘“■'““““Ut The Ledges A* a MipervKor of vocational | -Enter Laughing" ta a Highly Retire from information and guidance in the ■ romantic comedy. This new play. of Public Instruction >(arrlns tanr Bateman as David, Pine Lake School Department ip 1943. Beery headed a State- the young man In love, opens Corner* area, the men “* m,“‘“ “d '' **»* Suction Thr,.-C.,W I t« * WALT DISNEYS Sanders & Russell Stover convenient as a check. Our money orders also have two copies, one for your receipt CANDIES and one retaining copy for the bank for your safety. Why not Kodak Film take advantage of this Fast Film Processing and Service 1.98, convenience and our other numerous services, remember this service only at the POI5ON IVY rn LOTION fel Quick soothing ratef from the itch and trnlalion of potion ivy. oak. OT sumac .... 98' b------------ _ _ _ _ _ _J| on Saturday afternoons you get Munir (Kajji) mm Shop in FUUttItIT rtfS eori&moN^o Open daily Monday thru Saturday 'til 3:00, Thursdays 'til 12:00 Show Start* at DUSK • ADULTS $1.00 ___ ___ AT OUR STORtl NATIONAL BANK OF HASTINGS Children Under 12 Coming in 3 Weeks Walt Disney's MONKEY'S UNCLE 50c PRESCRIPTION PHARMACY 126 L State St. Phono Wl 5*2466 Don't Miss It! National Bank of Hastings M«"»ber Federal Reserve System and Federal Depotil Insurance Corporation DEPOSITS INSURED UP TO >10,000.00 HASTINGS DRIVE-IN THEATRE So. Honover (M-37) Open Friday Nights 7:00 'til 8:00 Mik from City Limits Loans from $6000 to $6O,OOO00 �Pennock Receives SI0.000 Grant from Kresge Robert Sherwoods and Bumcil Larka for a family giitbcring from friends, acquaintances, eyen Th* Howard Tredinnick* axe at • bill collector*: tlirlr summer home at Day Vie*-. HMLU8N ijltZTy Robert*, Robert*, who who ha* Im* k Larry a Job Job lISS Knox 1DP” "'** >n Kalamazoo and I* abo taking ‘/0 He<, onlc. the Board of Trustees of Pen- . needed for construction. W0fTa< WM.U . was home over I'rlndwo Calif, ndbk HoeplUi, announced today | •'Therefor*, any other «roup. the we-kend visiting family and ... that the Hospital had received a, individual, or firm who might Segur. ■rani of 110.000 aulhortacd by,wish to make additional contitfriends. She to in practically a whoa* Wife, jacate. nvc* in NoshU)« Board of Trusters of the 1 button* to this project.' is urged assigned June 30 to the full length cast but U grateful Co-licoless and her name to tton tills week frixy her dutlra JU Kre'gs Foundation ■ to do so. There are still a numM the Consumer* Power Co ofInfan"^ Brigade* 73d In1 n, I.Mat aba. «wlo*l_ hrnspelled with an e and Doreen's ™ — niJ. no e The -totter raceKteage Founds linn tor badly i part thl» worthwhile project, and i T.TT. a*. N«U> uuu<<™. luxutt wrtI, was manl A.u*htw of nr. wd Mr, rml ln ^wlc. -m-iwBMded (InsiK lsi assivtanre In ! if any are interested, they should I you uik me u> vour coffee when Uumt. ho > Job -JA- „M takl.„ „ M„|, , «r«ur. the building program. [contact the Hospital for more < .... ... .----’ . ------ jwaa * vu aue Ing on table In a heed at West |51 v/utcrrnBn /.ve. Coldwater, trailer to Wilderness Park, near becoming quite social ft’ would Point, N. Y. This asdgnment be- attcndrd Naahvllle High School, The contribution carried the; mtorinatton “ jthe Strait*, to vacation for a fi«m. wc. w,d de" Il is hoped came available to Arno thraugh H14 mother. Mis Dorothy L. endorsement of Stanley F. Kres- ; John Buy, director of Pennock । week. The Harold Jones, with tliat the honor's "thank you" student placement and ahe*s de- tannery. Uvea nt Nashville, gr with the inscription. “In the | Hospital reported 'The -roristnictheir trailer, also happened to be JWU, nilcll„ 53i E. Qreen lns;wul lighted although she had thought name and for the sake of Jesus. tlon to going along pretty well. ( a , vacationing the same E. Mill. Christ." although there arc some delays, - ---- - at --------------------lime.vi of 900 c. nuu. inat sne wouju worx at me , . _ . , The Ray Kenyons of Garden Dr. and and Mra Mrr Phillip ptuilipBenson Benson World's World* Fair. Fair. She's She's practically practically ®f,cUl£U"*. "thl*’ grant to typical of the because of poor delivery on cerDr. City were here over the wrritond (Beverly Slmi 81m> flew flew toto EuropEuropetn in the the Academy Academy and and was was mere Uiere Westey 7K• Fi^id USN ron or type of support and astlstan-e ‘“in Items. The major holdup' . (Beverly : to vtok lire parent*, the Fred**• June June 14th. 14th. They They bought bought a a VolkaVolka' when ' when activities activities of of West West Point Point Mr .andMn. Mr. and Mn. WealQ VYCAl/CFTteirfirf f>rv^.fr‘e^.u. the Kresge Foundation has given , right now are the hollow metal: trie* Granger*, and see hto wagon and are now touring from Mth reunion nuulc headlines nnd l^ 3 . Ha.Ung* to serving aboard to worthwhile projects." Clement:door We„rtl, ' mother. Mrs In. Kenyon, a country io rauntry At prraenl *he saw Prraidmt Etoenhower antMubniarine warfare supsaid. "It demonstrates their recHoot patient unit to be patlent at Pennock Hospital. I they ln gpain and they plan »'«1 other dlgnitariea who oti-lMtid Y^^aUle s ognittou of a real and justtn.ble ‘ completed early thl. Fall a. well netd to support the Pennock “ ‘he laundry and boiler room Mr and Mrs. Floyd Willison tovisit some of Dr. B‘*relatives ended A week ago Jay Olnre. *Wch E«rttJ^ted in Bearups Hospital Building Program. It to: addition*. of Clarendon Hill*. Ill, en route InSweden before they return »on of the Bob Olncra. (now of . u-at.i- Jn to MsckL-uc Utond for a vacation. Sept Hth Florida, v kited friend, here, en Horne, .first visit to Scaltie in especially welcome, since the cost: "When the 23 additional beds । of Uns project exceeded the . are available, this will enable us •■topped-----------------overnight ~..k Friday k.. with her] route to West Point, where he se'cn > available funds and will require to close down other patient units mother. Mrs. Carlton Kaechrie. I the re.torauon of <4d Gliding* tong-term financing to complete .for renovation We are still TO­ Among those exhibiting at the IL" ; Ing to have a bed shortaxe until I Hone Snow in Kalamazoo Satur- i Welfare Dept now housed in th? Clement rantinued “We still thl* project to completed became I day and Sunday were Miss Peggy ,old city hall to rather con vine- {{J™.*-’1*" will have to borrow a couple of the renovation of these other | Cary and Leo Barth. AU of the Ing evidence rvmcnce ch how now attractive attractive „ i —r— , hundred thousand, dollars to .'patient area* The new diagnosCary family were there to seeiJJd functionalof an old bulling HnusCTwho - whohashasbeen beenTffltter visiting. ..... •........... Hauser, ]Uc facilities should be completed} ■K Peggy lake a second place in Icw. ,,rne Arne foi- several day*, returned sometime after the first ot the ih. UdU. ruwure wuj „X„ .. . I year. Than we can get into the: BHMi ' ^****r, i Mrs. Wright Sim nays that me Repair Service on torheTr^new *toiicti«m ^The HON()R TEACHERS—Mr*. Alberta Barnum (leftl. Helen Wade fourth places with his "/ l,' rr *lKon2U n of the Pleasantest times she has Lake home tor a few day. have had WM when U)r re. i Electric Razors be building program to scheduled to Herbert Reinhardt have been honored By Ibe Hasting* Ki­ McMurray vuueuv College xur for I eXwM in July of IBM." ••«*« OM. which prerenled the ana Mm itouert uarry. w work- bS*’l¥rnn‘* Mrs-. K^P11 BeU turned to Mimumiy lac for Dr. Dr Richard Clark thlsUL thta- JS, -f -nn« Mr?; * ylei;her her 30th das* class reunion. This was Hav rorirliidt'd av teacher* In the HaMlngv Public School* with cerUftcalaa o( inc me « flrjl had returned r>‘ time ‘,n,e *she ,’e 11 ad returned r . ’ r„<„nlllon Th* ce'rllliral^-v declare: “Service For Youth Award summer and■ will resume ■her •j Chiw ot Jupiter, Fla., former ,he studies at WALL’ thia FulL । Hastings reddenlx. residen.Ls visited ibdlnl the ih.. to h her _. Alma Mater u;;c! and rrr renew-~. .i EXPERT WATCH Roy < Rogers > Gordon of Mid-|! Orangwa Friday. They Iwre ng old friendship* was have been | img wa* not only only 1 Gold FM Antenna of youth. un<ellUhly audited them tn building lives uf responsible will, I 1,1^ — — n.l' IfU ..... ■--‘. 0_ If --*a-------‘dteville. who is with the forestry I> —f.AVlnrf .J? Hamm. mu'in “ bu 1 ,oy , •< ’ eittseiuhlp."—Fhuto by Barth. • family, the crew in Idaho, writes that a family, the Donald Donald Hammond.! Hammonds In in j.. ------------ .-----------AND Battle Creek. . . . $1195 up By Mr*. Mary Jarkinn ' their ’Oil. Clifford. and hi* faml.... group of them were airlifted reThe Roy Vares of Kalamazoo NCW Attorney t J* Amato 7*J.MI0lly. liy. staying there two weeks ---- —. < .01)111 Il I.Olli Erl their son and family, the Atty David A. Dimmers of Hllb-1 .. „ .'There they attended the gradulire fighting duty. With tongue and James Ware* of Ohio were guents dale has annmmcetl Du: he expect* I Mr/and Mrs. Glen Dean spent nUon of th e | r grandson and saw JEWELRY in cheek he added. “Unfortuna­ of Mrs Roger WiaOdl one day, to cemr to Hastings hi August to I the *1‘h b" “" °F him on on u four-yenr tour for Antenna Service The following Item from Alle­ tely we didn't have time to play b*d wrek. Dick Dean, and tamllj-in laPnrt. retunifd to Ha. I practice law. Atty. Dimmers and ' Ind., returning Monday evening !uw|<n b.. traln at Ag. gan will be of interest to the The Ed Barrett family of Nile* 1 his wife. Carolbie. visited here July I Phone 945-9773 .BT*« ind iron and ShridSL iX* many local people who have pre­ llcular mission. MSU. student. Tom Stebbins, were here over the weekend to1 6. Probate Judge Philip Mitchell viously attended the Cobum conDean Cridler took Mary Alice. ste their mother. Mrs. Edward tvjiorteri Bender back to her playground j ——————————— perto.__ __________________ _ , who is Wpyklng in Lansing this duty in Saginaw last Tuesday. | Mrs. John Ingram and Mr summer, and also taking some She and a co-worker have charge SERVICE Coburn were In the same class made the Denn's List which is of 300 children under the aus­ all through school in Allegan. very nice going for thia nice pices of Ute Central Michigan Ily Mrs. frank Rouih HUSBAND. WIFE TEAM TO University*at Mt. PleasAnt In GIVE ALLEGAN CONCERT credit as Qu- Inspiration for tills route home Mr*. Bender and Mr* '' Allegan — A husband and wife ffine ln(. record record. Incidentally Incidentally. Tom's Cridtor spent the day with Mrs Our community wax «add-ned team. Bill and Peggy Coburn, will AVrtcr. muj Ann stcWiins will Vinal Taber. Jr. and family -it' be In Allegan. Sunday. July 25. h„ sUM11Ct at OIhrt college "a1*? Mr. Orare VanBuskirk. Our SATURDAY, JULY 17 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. <md he?^JSthrrBMr« Chw ‘ »ymgmtKy goew out to the family. to present n concert for /the ln s-ptembrr “home town folks." VMLv Gracia Kartnen daugh' Mrs. Coburn, a contralto, and ter of Hie Dick Kanncs. is Iwro E. Jackson, were amner Ruests oi, the Rev. and Mr* Bob Smith -if “n“ ’,al" •*“*««* ' her pianist - composer husband from Maryland to visit her Mt. Pleasant. * Sue Cox. sister T1,"* . “,,a,,, ,Mlr , ' have worked an Allegan date Into grandparents, the Louis Karines Coffee Cookies Door Prizes of Mrs. Bob Bender, who had ••«•»«» WUC «<* day*.; thato scltodula and wUl appear at and ijefrte she returned home b^en rtoltlng for a week, returned 1 Arc*11 *2 , r?x!rtf1 t““J „ lhe Congregational Church for a thl* week she completed tier enhome with her folks. Mr and Arepto Jr-, hail hto middle performance to benefit the Doi- tnuire papers nt Kellogg CwnMra. Joseph Cox. of Pontiac on\,u*pr D,‘ ™» ,cn. “nntJ aevcred-iara for Scholars" fund. This will munlty College In Batik- Creek. Sunday evening. | «« removing the gnu® be at 5 o'clock in the afternoon wlu be next war. Mr and Mr* John Joustra. R2 ! f «no*cr. * Mr. and .The Cobums wUlntoo have the The Robert McArthurs took Middleville, returnetf Thursday ^1.'? ] 1! °.c,lock «hureh “nrlce that mother home to Ohio over after a flve-week vacation They | 14 “•*^’,a‘"!mornln« . the weekend and then they stayed with then* daughter. Mr*. v Twi Vr. n Coburrft father. Own, DO? to Joined friends Txdiday to travel I Norris Wlnqutot, tn Hawarden, i “,r *9®,,*“*already In the area visiting Alle- to the formgrs cabin at Kirkland, ,Chu7?.,V‘ ean nnd oliCK° relatives. All, Canada tor a weeks holidav JEWELERS flown, several day*. After visit- £Ay al ,hl iI Hastings Hutliurs. * A Our minister of Milo ylrec of the former Allegan rest-; Mr. nnd Mm. Georgr .Bentley wtohes to send out this message 118 W. State St. dents now reside In Hollywood.,1 of Dearborn visited his autre. to all young folks in the com­ Calif the Charles Hlgbys. over the : munity Listen to WKPR every Mrs. Cobum wai solotol al the weekend. Mrs Patricio Kennedy, Owner Saturday morning e^ nt .VnuiT" 8:30 and !Sten:h Forc*1 F®*?'' Thp rvcint. item about the 1130 nnnecttiillv far (to. Phil. 11 Cypress Eailtcr ....... sunrise service for uuwaru Howard rrw* Frost-s uauciuer. daurfiier MrMrs 1308 E. Stole Street . 30.• ixspeetfully. for the . ChU----dren'a Bible Hour Ptrrform n rniteti. t>,u QnrH,.<u-. _ ...Cartoon having a babv the drens Bible Hour. Perform a the fourth time this Spring SJie Roy good deed every day and write in has appearances scheduled from Mlnc day that their am Don (Neat to Warren's Moving & Storage, Inc.) to them and they will put you coast to coast thl* Summer. The was married Promoted nrnud on Hie mailing list. Address: Coburns said they must return to crTOt grandmother Xfnc Hrnnnn I Box 3M Me- HoUywood by Sept. 4 for Peggy'. I dlna. Ohio. ; fifth return engagement in the perharn the first time that tsxr। The Milo church Is having a Rodgers A’ Kammerstein Holly-' ji mt* of the groom trained a dauch- , Open weekdays 12:30 to 6 p.m. 1 very good attendance and will wood Bow) concert, ter and a grandchild on Uie same have more when some of the ra___ Friday nights to 8 p.m. day And it Just might be children return from vacation ErnrlffM- RPrn 2nd in j All newspapers are mewt apolowith their parent* Rev Frank rrances DCra ZHO IH Saturdays 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. I ffetlr about any mistake, typoCrabb to speaking in connection Powder Puff Derby graplilcal or otherwto«‘. and oc-1 [with Rev. Spoobaani and lie ,,' Fanners ... . -----Bera of Long 'I casionaliy such a clrcum.it.incc brings some fine marama One n ‘ L Calif. a former resident I |do» not know Jurt what they o.|rw, and a • uro mining. Come out and hear Mar,hau nnd Battle Creek pilot. 'him. took runner-up honors in the ■ _ [ UMIS Powder Put! Tru'iucontl-1 Michigan's highway network of ncntal Derby. Mrs. Bera was I 112.881 miles includes 1-200 miles third last year and has won the of freeway. championship seven time*. I Buch wa» the case when an Mam rQfSOnCli lYlCnilOn iappeared recently Mating chat _ I Mrs. Richard Guenther and Mia* ____________ . Darren Clarey entertained wtth Twrlvr-yrar-oid Kathy Stowell. Ifre iwnorlng MnL Mra Roger ilauoiker of tlx> Bob Slowdto.' a„ co *2!, ftQ?rr X uHd Jwrni talhopedic wh? *“ Jno’,n« who ^crwrtU-QQflpprtucjW" w Qhl0. Fortunately, In the case. the eonvmwuion* were pleasantly frxxn th* hospital vid would cn,■ ■ ~-Tr frivolous: *uch aa addressing friends. JTL. v‘~’n‘ 11 Winegard Middleville Again in Allegan BORTON'S Milo GRAND OPENING New shipment of Laminates, Fall Cottons. Back-to-School Plaids, also New Wools. THE HOUSE OF FABRICS Visit Our Carpet Display in Our NEW BUILDING 107 East Woodland Stop in and See Our Collection of METICULOUS MEN CHOOSE MASSAGIC CARPETS by McGee - Monarch "Largest Selection in Barry County" NYLONS - WOOLS - ACRILANS and Herculons You’ll like the.handsome new look of theme fashionable new shoes by MASSAGIC. And the built-in comfort matches the good looks, too. See the wide variety of lasts, Special $695i* 501 Nylon , gq. yd. INSTALLATION INCLUDED and FREt SPOT colors and leathers now. REMOVAL for 6 Mot. $2095 RUGS and UPHOLSTERY Cleaned the Scientific Way by DURACLEAN All Work Done in Your Own Home Everything Ready the Same Day • No Metty Soaking or Shrinking Birke's Miller sn» ' HASTINGS cut RATE SHOE STORE Phone Wl 5-2091 114 W. State Street 107 E. Wood Io nd. Hoitinge Midway Between Broadway and Michigan �We have the latest State Declares 4War’ The Hastings Banner On Errant Drivers -n...—J-..July i..i„15. ic 1965 iqac Thursday. pattern! in ^mBtrong LINOLEUM THE MODERN FASHION )| doits A FLOOR TO MEET EVERY BUDGET HASTINGS FLOOR COVERING 123 W. Stole St. number of "chronic bad drivers" in constant trouble with your driving and running up points 10.000 at the states more than their suspension or revocation or getting into other trouble. Hastings Public Library because tlm Michigan Depart­ ' ment nt State has declared 'open । season on you." I A four-point program against Located Corner <11 Rigid minimum actions our entire DI procedure." for accumulated points. Where <41 The positive idmUfic*Uon official* heretofore had an op­ ‘ Haro who ordered the "crnck- tion on actions, penalties are now ot the "alcoholic personality" and -referral to a clinic, official down." agency, organization or private 'Hotnething ha* te physician for medical help." Hare pointed with pride to Court and Church Streelt Monday, Wednesday and Friday 12:30 to 8:30 p.m. Tuesday and Thursday since 1956. some 300.000 re-ex­ aminations had been held In­ I ranted IL. | (21 Obtaining records from volving 225,000 individual drivers. ; the State Police which would A ilaugnter,- Mrau* Lev, WM | born at 11:07 am. Saturday at wv 'Tl- -J--. Bronaan Hospital in Kalamaroo < IJl 1 hllTSufl V to Mr. and Mr*. Bcott <Janet I Taffee* Cleveland..31 Arlington; a . r* Drive. .Battle Creek. Barbara At l< aClIllV weighed 5‘v pound*. She has a m 1 avxaxaj brother. Bill, who will be three Funeral Mrvlcee foe Mlse Br­ on Aug. 9. Her great grand-1 nice Munion. 88. who had been a mother. Mrs Glenn Bera, arrived patient at the Barry Medical Friday night from Long Beach., Facility for several months, were Calif, where the had visited herjBt pjn. Saturday al t))0 son. Gordon, for about two year*. I iwmard-Oesood Funeral Home. The Rev. George EllloCA offi­ ciated with burial In Lakeside Our Dr. John Hippie has moved Jo Flint to' further his education, and we have a new doctor .to replace him, Dr. James F Hogan come* to u* with a personality, education and family background that any young doctor could be justly proud of. । He . imlr wd U— 1XJ r •J wonderful children <2 girl* and a - Vivo 1 1 Hill > / boy. all of pre-schott age>. The: » p* Hogan* have moved Into Dr. At llapility .Township on Feb. 6, 1177. the Hippie's home on M-43, south of 1 daughter of James and Eliza town ’ ! Funeral services for Mr*. Ortel ।i (Hynes) Munion. • Dr. ur. Hogan* mvarix father rauicr was wu bom uwu। at ■»'c c.. Hall, Hail, 87. «7. who wno died atea Friday maay af-1 atMis* Munion was a retired [Merrill, and has spent his entire trmoon, July 9. al the Barry dressmaker and a life-long rtsl[ life in the town of. lus birth. He county Medical Facility, were dent of Barry County, living In is a retired businessman, having. held at 1:30 pm. Monday at the Woodland and Haatinga “ ’“".UomM-OwW ’'“'"I [ H„ „,y Saturday drivers have records which ore and that the first rv-<xamination i dotted with drunk driving, oschronic offenders . . . the per- Lowell Showboat Talent Search Hl* mother taught school In sebewa Baptist Church. oBlci- Harold Smith of Woodland, the Detroit school sy*tem al one, stad with burial in the Rutland time and U still teaching in the;Township Cemetery. Merrill elementary school. 1 THE LEDGES graduated with a bachelor of set- j thal something PLAYHOUSE only a traction of tins five perence degree in geology, and anState Police on thl.'. matter. a-nt.." | other brother In Merrill who atPrafeuionol Theatre (3) Notifying local law en-1 ,He >'w. 0 । । ■ tended college In Grand Rapids She was barn on Aug. 4. 1B77., Fitzgerald Park forcement officials of action th‘n 80 000 warning letters at Bloomfield. Ind, the daughter i fBcl Uul he hM an unele piu of taken utalnit bud drivers and would be sent to drivers with uuiuiua y Adelbert and Mary tHufli I Grand Ledge Throughout thia past month, a that Is a practicing physician in Moore. She moved with her par- I Now Playing Ing produced on the computer for "Talent - Search" for up-end- i Saginaw and three aunt* who are ents to Rutland Township and i faster output and more accuracy. coming amateur acta ha* been , registered nurse*, it seem* like he attended the Wilcox School Lutc Song Record* of al) drivers against conducted. On the evening* of | is bound to be a coming auccess8he married Eddie Hall of j Through Saturday PROPERTY LISTINGS iqi physician, pnysician. «u>a « man hmui that uum Rutland in 1902. They were life-] thl* week. July 12.13. 14 and 15th:,। fql and a seven-pointers and above . . i ---any--------town--- like --------Delton-------can•­ be long residents at the area. audition^ were scheduled. j are being computerised for studOn Saturday. July 17th at 7:30 proud to have u* their doctor tej and fast updating Opening Tuegday pm. the final contest will be held, and citizen. Hl* wife kindly gave this fol­ lo set which of the six act* winI Enter Laughing be presented to the Lowell Show­ lowing run-down -an his medical boat audiences during the week; education: "He went for four Mr? “ ^'rT”rd-L> °n,‘ * Farnoui Broadway Fare. ' of July 26-31. Ont act that 1* ai year* pre-med to MSU. and auahter. Mrs Vivern >Frances' I 1:10 a. winner win appear each night. The talent-search program on four yean* Medical school al the At the Thursday. July 8, meet­ Saturday U open to the public college of Osteopathic Medicine ing of Carlton Grange, the mem­ with a nominal charge being and Surgery. He extemsd in bers of the Junior Grange pro­ made, to see the two-and-a-half- Columbus. Ohio, and Flint, tie BurehdofT of Hastings Michigan, and was in hohor fra­ vided both the program and the Also on Saturday night the ternity In Medical school. In­ refreshment*. Show Boat's End-Men. Ronald ternship was al Saginaw, Michi- □aturdav iNifflit I w,,h ,n CHECK OUR HOME & Miss Munion Dr. James Hogan Is Delton’s New Physician Mrs. Eddie Hall Library Hour*: the drive.- improvement official point system. which lw said could haw permitted this driver works with more than 99 percent Double the 'uxcifernent with Double DOUBLE D SEVER' ' Section Two— Room 1 to 8 OFTHE WEEK A Wide Choice of Homes and Real Estate of All Types AN EXTRA NICE COTTAGE AT LONG LAKE NEAR ACKERS POINT, has four bed/ocm* upiTalrs. and snd sll for .....-$9,500.00 AN EXCEPTIONALLY GOOD BUY IN WOODLAND, s two family spartment house, upper apt large lot, alto lol $1.$00.00 Down ha* $10,500.00 AND ALSO IN WOODLAND VILLAGE. —... .... .... — — ...... — . -­ AND STILL AN0TH||t GOOD HOME IN WOODLAND, all dining room, kitchen and bath hat gas floor furnace. Cl _______ _______________ $5,250.00 .$$j$o.a> A REAL GOOD HOME IN THE SECOND WARD, with two nice bedroom* uptlair* and one bedroom ■town. living room. rpnlKg-vofim. full’bath and MMW "Brtdnnnity' room, hat basement and g*t NICE BUNGALOW IN THE FIRST WARD, has living room $6,300,00 ON WOODLAND ROAD., dote to Ha»tmg\ on 1 ’A acre lot, 11 Yi * 2015 ft . dineile and kitchen, two largo bedrooms. 9x17 $7,200.00 Ivlng room IN THE TAFFEE ADDITION. * wonderful bungalow, hat a 12 x 20 ft. living room with fireplace, two bedroom*, dining room, two Ceramic full bath*, lot* of cupboard*, family room, automatic waler toltener, walk-in *tor4Ro room, attached two stall garage with automatic electric eye door opener, a large beautifully larKbcaped yard. *» A-* condition for--------------------------------- $27,000.00 Report Carlton Grange Activities charge of the-ytrogram which be­ gan with a quiz led by Tom Car­ penter. This was followed by a mock wedding with the following children taking part Debra. Fred and Billy Ulrich. Julia, Bradley. Tom. and Bruce Car­ penter and Frankie and Judy Weinbrecht. The Grangers were sorry to hear George Ulrich. Jr, has a back Injury resulting from a fall. Everyone missed Gcorgle and hope his time in Ute hospital wont be loo long The Home Economics CommltTelfarm Analysis banquet and thf-plaru for chicken barbecue July 10 and the State Grange You th Leadership Training Camp July 14-18 to be held at the hall Volunteers help was requested for the meals to be served to the youth. Volunteer help for the milk booth at the fair was requested The Fair display committee asked permission to purchase materials to be used in their display. The next meeting. July 22. will have a health program. Commit­ tee members are: Leatha Palmer, Mrs. Keith Marlowe. Claudia Fuller. Ur*. Carl Bustance, Edna Lydy and Mrs. Kay Carpenter. WE HAVE TWO CABINS ON CLOVERDALE LAKE b M-43 AT CLOVERDALE, will tell or rent: Ulrich and Mrs. Robert Still A NEARLY NEW HOME IN THE TAFFEE ADDITION, hat three, nice bedroom i and full bath and | drapes, next level a family room with fireplace, carpet* and drape*, and '.6 bath and utility room, next level basement with hot water furnace fired with ga*. attached two stall garage, radio and intercom, built in. h*» a patio on back 10 x 24’, all on a full lot and all for .$22,000.00 » | Poetry Corner TAT AKD JAY TWIKI Neal. Charles "Chuck" Hoffman. Welcome Dr. and Mrs. Hogan Loren Wohlford, Gordon "Gordy1 and family, and best wishes. Gould and Ronald "Ron" Weeks Besides Charlotte couples, the for-you. Forrest "Bucky" Weaver, who will be the Show Boel's In­ terlocutor. will also be at jhc rur guests of the Darrell Johns Saturday show. Duffy's Point Saturday evening. Oueata at the Prank McCloskey Search Show- will go Into the general community fund formed by the Lowell Show Boat group. Robert, of Summerville. N. J. They returned home Tuesday The 29th annual Hound-Up of the Electric Railway Employees Terry will attend Kellogg Com­ will be held on Sunday, July 18. munity College this Fall She tn Battle Creek al Barnes PsiI, canter of East Michigan Avenue and Raymond Road. Picnic lunch at noon. B & K SPECIAL Take Home FULL GALLON B&K DRAFT ROOT BEER 50’ (SaturiUy Only) S. Hanover ibe Dapfpit an Containan I iSSI A VERY WELL KEPT HOME IN THE 3rd WARD, near *chool* and churche*. suitable for either a large f»mlty or for Income property, with four bedroom* and two full baih* MptfglrS. 4^ down an (U type living room with fireplace, formal dining room, kitchen and full bath, hardwood floor* through­ out. basement ha* large equipped recreation room, with kitchenette, and freezer, three car garage, excellent location for ------------------------------------------------------ ----------------------------------- -$19,000.00 95-ACRE FARM IN HASTINGS TOWNSHIP, with house with six room* and bath, garage and tool .$12,500.00 uanttaastaly A REAL NICE BUNGALOW all on one floor, has living room, two bedrooms, kitchan with dining tpaca, full bawment. auiomatlc gat heat, and has attached garage, for-- --------- ---------------- $9,500.00 AN EXTRA NICE HOME AT ALGONQUIN LAKE, all on one floor, with large living room, with fire- . rn«na. ww »;unir »< tiding, has loti of closett, paneling woodwork in living room, a beautiful new two stall garage, or________ ......_____________________________ -— —*-------------------- $20,000.00 TWO COTTAGES ON CLOVERDALE LAKE with 210 feet on lake frontage and the lol H 200 feet deep. each hat living room, one bedroom, dining space and thewer bath, small, cottage hat living room, dining space, one bedroom and kitchen, alto this whole propertytcan be bought for $8,000.00 SIXTY ACRES OF BARE LAND excepting one small lot for Michigan State's 1965 baseball ocxaptalns were outfielder Dick .$6,000.00 BUSINESS LOCATED RENTAL PROPERTY in good business district which rents for $150.00 par mo. for $8,400.00 "A REAL GOOD HOME IN FREEPORT, hat four bedroom* and lot* of closet room, up and down, living $7,200 A REAL NICE VERY COMFORTABLE HOME IN THE FOURTH WARD HASTINGS, hat two tearpated bedroom* up and down, a living room, one bedroom, dining room, kitchen, full bath, full basement, with gas heat, garage. It insulated, and Kat storm windows.and screens...- ...$8,500 BUNGALOW ON M-37 WEST OF TOWN, on nice large lot; he* living room, dining area, kitchen, bafh. two-bedroom*, utility room, has natural gat furnace for heat, hot and told running water, garage, about four miles out of town for-------- -------------------- ..----- ......— ..------- $8,500.00 ANOTHER GOOD.BUY IN THE 4th WARD, Hastings, has two nice bedrooms with closet* upstairs and down one bedroom, living room, dining room, kitchen and 16 bath down with full bath up. Most complete guide ever produced! believe in savings watch it grow at H.C.B $10,000 A REAL GOOD. YEAR 'ROUND HOME RIGHT ON LEACH LAKE, has living room, three nice bedrooms, dining and kitebah rooms combined, bath, hat redwood tiding, good wall, lot < . ............. i.. 1... A..L .—I . twi.l ..A I could buy licorice, mints, gum . . . trains, airplanes, trucks . tricycles, bicycles, cars . . . the moon, the sun and the stars . . . but WE NOW HAVE LEINAAR'S FLAT ON BIC CEDAR LAKI. VE2Y REASONABLY PRICED ANO WILL SELL ON LAND CONTRACTS. Complete. Acthorlta. A GOOD HOME CLOSE IN IN HASTINGS, has two bedroom*. hall and full bath upstairs and down one . - J_ ..A ... U.I.L. —... . 5.250.00' outdoor activity. DUE TO'RECENT SALES WE'NEED'NEWTuSTINGS' ESTATE OKER LEONARD HASTINGS SALESMEN JACK Corl Niathamor Homa Phon. Wl 5>3004 ECHTINAW'S Richard Slocum 145 W. Slat* Halting*. Mkh. Homo Phono Wl S-5B56 TWELVE (12) NICE LAKI FRONT LOTI on Algonquin Shoes*. priced from $1,000.00 to $2,000.00 a*. SERVICE 320 N. MicMean Phone Wl 5-5073 I know that every little bit counts . . . and I know it’ll grow as fast as I do ... in a savings account at H.C.B., of course? They want to be my banker! Hnstiiiqs Cilij Bnnh MEMBER: F«4«r«l Deposit Insurance Corporation Friendly, Neighborly Service for 78 Continuous Year �Idtimers Game, All-Star Clash Friday Night Special special Double Header Set for Johnson Field Hioh Adventure on Our Inland Seo Russell Yarger Joins Boys Tour J For Alaska Trip Motxlay nlgtU E. Reynold* the winning pitcher and BUI COrrlgan taking the lore In the nightcap. Hading* Mfg Softball Opener Io Feature Pimen Of tDtty» of Yore' scheduled li leave Detroit Batur- Edwards Wins Flying Stock Feature Friday trip u> Alaska. Tom Edward* from Battle Creek won the 50-lap feature event at the flying stock race* Friday night at the Hastings Raceway, with Harry Foote of Otrttmar. Duka Anderson. Orville Kalamazoo second, Don Jenkins of Rl Battle Creek UUrd. Phil Sloan also of the Cereal City, Dick Hart. fourth and Jerry VanDyke of Grand Rapid* fifth trfeln. Harry Relgle. John Hastings Mfg. Company Oldtimer* include Bab and Joe Stutz. Homer Reynolds. Gordon Kenyon. Ray Reynolds. Jesse Rnuch. l-.n > Slxberry. Mike Rcynolda. Maynard Tucker. Eart Argeuuwer. BUI But­ ter. skip Moore, Rowdy Paulson. f Seoul Comp Uke a dream. Will never forget the thrill of the trip aa long aa 1 OP THE ALASKA WALRUS. ‘ And will receive a Walrus Lapel । Stauffer, W2 8 Hanover Pin along with U» mnnberahtp „ , certificate from the Govtmor Ron Peiranoaki hoi Michigan Stole career pitching marks — most win* <311. most inning* pitched <218*, moat strikeout* <233* and moat walks <115*. Maple Valley Yell Leaders Attend Clinic Charlotte Foote. Sarah Hansen and Pam Barlond, cheerleaders from Maple Valley High Schoo!, attended the cheerleading clink 'Buchanan, Detroit lumber and at Hartland Juiy 6-9. They stayed at Cromalne Lodge. Waldenwoods Estate on Walden r One hundred and fifty girls were enrolled from Kentucky, Ohio and Michigan Ml** Paul- Jerry Van Dyke of Grand Rap* Ida won the first heat, Dirk A*- U Naahville fourth NofTbi^ AlTHteTc^. T A* nlftoent scene?. brasth taking Cheater Cramer, Jr, and aunsots. and moot ot all the Stouffer of Troop 175, apunwred frtendllncre and kindnow of Um by Southeastern PTA. were at Ataeban people which I have al- Camp Shawondoasee last week. ____ ________ * 1* th. ■.Vi <w flrrnltmutav the l’j«a went to Guerw-ttr Sebring Blita and Hastings Mfg Company who art to play *t f pm with Royal Fisher. Jim O'Oonnor a tnira or ute com oy rus own effort ia eligible to gu , Tburaday. July-15, 1M5 the second heat. Chuck Evans of OaUle Cree< Wni ,fcond- BU1 ot lbe Cer^ Clt’r ttolrd f and BUI Cox of Kalamacoo Middleville ' Bob Heiuiba won rocy wall acrom from the wind­ Ing authority and executive di­ ing railroad track La painted a rector of U8CA. taught at each If you're the rugged type who likes-boating, camping, and seeing new things, here’s a package deal for real outdoor adventure: Round up another hardy mariner or two and pack your gear for a motoeboating trip along the Great Lakes shoreline of Michigan. Before casting oftr safety check your boat which should be at least H feet long and powered by an outboard motor that's big enough to do the job. Any"oKMjchiean’s Great Lakes shorelines will serve for your voyage, but as a smallboater you should look with caution on certain places such a» the granite shores and brooding waters of Lake Superior. For those skirting the Lower Peninsula, the Inland Waterway (sec map inset) offers an ■interesting shortcut. Passing through it requires portaging between Petoskey or Harbor Springs and Conway. Whatever route you take, this is a rough pleasure trip. However, it promises a closeup look ar Michigan you won't soon forget. -Mich. Dept, of Conservatloo TO-ALASKA WITH BUCHA­ popular Michigan State cheer-1 NAN." Thia la why I am taking leading squad Miss Hess gave instructions in new cheers., kindness of thl* man when I was chants, songs and pom pan rou-' tines. a youn^boy. Some phases of the program I were selective so Individual* and tench boys to save far the things squads could concentrate on ’ worth while tn life. Any boy who stills and material that would be: la willing to earn and eave at useful In their schools. sMakera are probably the bmt you'll be traveling, then refold all-around footwear for such a a,„i 1Jaff in a *hlrt pockeT Middleville third and Jerry K. W. Uta- Dave Reynold*. Mike I Peloquin trip. There 1* no substitute lor, fourth. Carrigan. John Taffee good rain gear. It should be old- o . Hon»r* In the pursuit went to style heavyweight rubber, ean-^’t” “U,“ — ----- -------------------—.. -| Al Hagen of Battle Creek. Edvas or rubber-canvas nnd bright- no,t. “c.u>o bothered b> mosga, Ron Rivett. Ijutj Hathaway . wards was second. Kovach third 1, eobnd. TO. *.1S ItaMing* Mfg. Company — Vem and Dan Newberry fourth. Bowman. Shannon Lydy, Dau Charite Evans won the semi­ mSiSi Bower* I final with VanDyke second. Dick x ! jl i b “ i Looking for high adventure? Local <14— Bob Christie. Art Bci- Asptnal third. Sloan fourth. H*numerous. nett. Oovernor Guy ' *7 AM- Mlkt Malone atath, Cox You can find it by following types are best, and a hood on the,m I Moaj' night* you won't need a Pitcher* are to be relrotod frita ^SMdiriUa^’ffib*the the challenging example of other cape Is grand For slilrta. pants, and sweaters ' t*n‘- *’u‘ k**p • heBr>; Stan Haure Attv Dick Hudarn .. * «e«*lba won the hardy souls who have traveled take several thing* „„ that WUI will -d----“e.----------------------b> tor ducking --------under. U'r I-ke* riiareline* In [MBe wtenu light U11I1KS ■ You may only make proertss < Galesburg Speedway Saturday small boat* powered by outboard cumb1U(. lnto (M|0US fa>-ers night with Wllaon Sintier oil motor*, the Conservation Depart- , uikknessex. tnicknc**es men Then you can cun shuck during the ruvmuig morning «»u nnd evening evening man. Ouenette Sebring. Ken Makment suggeato. ji off — -layer* ____ —when ■___ ______________ .. calm*. »ay from three am. w to It’s wann or pull tey. Ray Jopple. C. Norris. Mike Kovach won- the qualifying There doughty mariners have them on when it's It's cold. No mat- right el8bt ar or nine am.: am ; then from Lydy. Marsh Kidder. Charles and took the fa*t car dash. gathered unusual seaaide view* ! ter what the month, pack with Iour w »**«> °r eight pm. Use Smith. BUI WeatK-tin. BUI C«ri- event BUtch Neal of Albion won the ' the certaintythat that coldwind* windswUl willtune ‘ Rmefor Jorsleeping sleepingororeating eatingwhen when __ 1 the certolntv cold weather or night says you should j figure-eight event, in which Bat­ rlth an entirely net I not be traveltag. tle Creek* Bob Pierce rolled hl* Runnlng through early morncar completely over. Heal win­ |ing ml4u. soaking in morning's ners included DeWayne VanVlett One forewarning: Thia la .. of Vlck*burg and Meiyln Colvin luus rough „ Mlu and humuw tumble way to travel.. ,orT . baek of IL These umc | gradually lightening grays, then of Augusta [You will get wet. You will bel routes you're about io take । finally seeing the sun come up Bob Sooony of Grand Rapid* Jounced and bounced. You will! WPre uaveled first bv eanoe* long after is worthy fare for any won the feature race for semi-j ache for clean clothes, silence , * , ” . — j voyageur. Ail tn al). UHs is an adventurI {.late model flying stock cars at and good food. .the Kalamazoo Speedway Sun­ Bat nmr you win we aWuu „ youTl 2 Kmihoi oo | ST:? ."tl U.ro !«■»>’ day night. immense amount about your the 15th lap'when Jerry Pellquin slate In a very short time. ’if Banner B’anf A<hf Any of Michigan's Great Lakes [ of Grand Rapid* flipped end over Now, for those of you who are end and on the 17th when Bob still Interested, let's gel down toJ: shorelines will serve for yourl voyage, but as a small boater I a of Grand Rapid* the specifics: | you should look with caution on and punctured The basic elements needed certain places such a* the granite outboard motor, a smallish pile shores and brooding waters qf Lake Superior and the commr.--. who ean get along together dally busy St Marys and St. Now mowing's fun, and faster, too. escaped serious injury. Clair river*. Carl Sparks and Dutch Grindel without a lot of fu*». This 4-seasoo tractor eases all lawn _» ar.*.— For those circling the Lower n * The bQJ|t J^_ jg w and garden tasks. Test-ride ? Call: Alteqan, Junior Binder of Plain­ Peninsula, the so-called Inland 18 feet long, preferably of bounce­ well and Orr of Battle Creek proof metal The motor should be Waterway offers an interesting shortcut For this side route, you E. L. CARPENTER were heat winner*. fairly husky. 18 horsepower being a pretty good rise. If you already Springs. Central Michigan University HARDWARE Then find any willing owner of sophomore pole-vaultep'uoe Nel- ably bought them as a working 142 E. State St. hardt'A Traverse'Cl|/; 14-6 vault unit so this point should raise a pickup truck to toe you and your boat overland to Conway. a* Wayne State ranks as a CMU no problem. Phone Wl 5-2983 From there, you pass through outdoor record in the event. Now about your gear. Need* for Round. Crooked, and Pickerel clothing, deeping equipment, and lakes to Burt and Mullet lakes personal Item* vary greatly from and finally out Into Lake Huron person to person, although It'S at Cheboygan. very clear that no matter how much or little space is available, people will always manage to fill gently into the water nnd Midden it with 4helr duffle. drop-offs close to shore are rare. Travel companions should make This mean* a small, shallow arrangements for the sake of draft boat can run about 200 ar equality, and then stick to them. 400 yards from shore, then if You will find If everybody L* re­ trouble pops up. scoot into land stricted to his own knapsack full anyplace without too much of clothes, toothbrushes, cameras, most difficulty. shoe*, swim gear, and fishing The best chart to carry I* a tackle that the knapsack itoelf Adaoored-down road map from become* the "Great Decision any filling station. 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WBCH Hastings-Barry County Radio MUSIC WBCH 1220 on your dial �90 Youngsters Given Red Cross Swim Lessons HASTINGS ARIA MIN’S 36-HOLE GOOD GOLFING and W. J. AMATEUR GOLF TOURNAMENT McAllister ttod fee AT HASTINGS COUNTRY CLUB the Hamilton Lake. Caaatry Club near Saugalark. Art, La Ninety youngsters recently re­ ceived swimming instruction through the Hastings Youth Council program. The Red Cress Instructors Saturday, July JI. and Sunday, August 1. 1965 Note: Entries must have completed theta Junior Year in High School to be eligible o !1—Aug 1. al Country Club. Nam* Hype or print) Larkin. Addren. The following received cerUfientrs for varying degrees ot proficteocy: u.juiucr.-rmy vravrr. KUtn Nicholson. Kathy Allan, Jim Feldpauach. Pam Magoon, Jeff Magoon. Pete Forsberg. Sue Mc­ Allister. Carol Furrow, Eater Willman. Candy Taylor. Kathy Hamaty. Jo Ann Sherwood. Nan­ cy Sweet, Robert Taylor; Robert Main. Diane Gank. Patrida Falconer. Susanne Peltow. Craig Rose. Mike Pennington.; Cindy Denny. Jody Magoon. Ma- ■ llnda Hammond. Dave Roush. Prrri Holte, Douglas Knicker­ bocker. Mitch Col-man. Grant Bryan. Douglas Gillespie. Vicki Smith. Sandra Pennington, Kathleen Klilenger. Mike Shumway. Lisa Smith, Brad FUhr. Cindy Reynolds. Karen Reynolds, Harold Fisher. Rick McLmiahttn Bonnie Kareher. Chy. fesatonal division. Down the Fairway - Reglstralions are now being accepted for Uic first Hastings Area Men's 36Hole Amateur Golf Tournament to be held at the Hastings Country Club -Saturday and Sunday, July 31-Aug. 1. . . . Golfers from the Marys^bd Country Club of Battle Creek txxik most of the honors Bunday tn the inter-dub match held at ~ Molly Cove, 1 four.j! to Gon T^e wlth 79 and Rick Furrow, Bob Foreman. Deb- j to Ed Taamtr and Gordon n Huabw' Ironside with 80s. Only Gordie la Gank. Richard Lanoistcr. Jack fronl u,e cluB, MUler ^* 7' Rte«^nn*.*f‘Her^ .S*lly uon won Io* low net. net, Otto Otto Christensen, Christensen. Shuster, JoEllen Miller. Steve Jack Warner and Mr Sikes tied Hoke; Gary Nicholson. Mark Lancas­ ter, Brian Cunningham. Tracy Allerding. Debra Furrow. Tami AllrrdUig. Cam Anderson. Jeff green HU ball hit another, and Wyngarden, Michael Freeland. Grew Reaser. Gordan Finnic. Miller and Al Slcury won the Kirk Fisher and Erik Forsberg blind bogey with 75. Pete LublSwimmer — Sherry Miner. enleckl tied for third and Harvey Christa Puller. Martha Anderson. Slater for fourth. . . . Dorothy Bolthousc. Sally Cole­ man. Kathy Court, Jeff Hoke. first in Thursday's blind bogey Harold Lewis. Spencer Goodyear, among our side-kick Hal Buerge. Rose Ann Buck. Ron Wyngarden. and Stu Sweet and Pete LublcnBarbara Cupdiaw. Bronwyn Wil­ leckl. Mr. and Mra Dave Good­ liams Jim Cary. Steve Cunning­ year won the twilight's best po­ ham. Nadine Lowe and Lori ker hand golf event Wednesday. Wood. Mr and Mra. John Cxlnder were - ENTRY FEE $8 ATTACHED INCLUDES PRACTICE ROUND Mail to Hastings Country Club Box 128, Hostings, Mich. FRIDAY, JULY 30 (Entry Deadline July 29) Armchair ; Athlete .S. gan finishM In fourth place among game wardens tn southern Michi­ in a departmental shoot at Jackson Thursday. This was the shoot-off for the annual Governor'a Tournament which Is usually held In September. Compettngdn that State-wide tourney will be tew enforcement teams from many governmental unite. Gene fired 266 Thursday, the m*n- WPA**® °°‘ »*<uc, fired 3M and the eteondPtace man' Charles Spycer of McAdam'of *KalaTna*oo Joe Bennett, Bob Hollister Pace League Joe Bennett blistered the Has­ tings Country Club course Mon­ day uaj night main when wiicii he <ic carded taiucu a oneunder-par to Ml the pace in the Men** Golf League a* he won four points from Sheriff Merl H. Campbel] to lake a three-point with 277. Gene hu shot In the lead in the circuit's White Divl- service revolver, a 38. . . . Fishing has been spotty and good catches of bluegills and perth were observed on Long Lake at Cloverdale, good catches of specs on Thornapple (muskles HoHister came through wnn ?llh a • nne ftne. 37 ?7. oianxing trnie Burr to move into a tie for third place In the Blue Division. Jim Lawrence to take four points to iremain one point ahead of El­ ‘don Mathews in the Red Divi­ sion as Eldon snaggled four from Supt. ot Schools Richard Guen­ oughlyl. bass have been slow, ther. trout have tapered off but other­ wise standard pan fishing has Monday's malls: W. Cronln­ been fair. Brown reported. . . ger 53. 3 pointe. Goodyear 66. 1 Except for waterfowl shooting point; Osgood 56. 4. Stanley 42. dates and bag limits, whlch^wlll 0; Booth 46. 3. Steury 56. 1; G. be set after mld-August, Michi­ Miller 42. 4. Frandsen 52. 0; gan's complete roundup of 1985 Gardner 48, 4. Puanlkas 56. 0; J. hunUng regulations will take An­ al shape & *7,—" during —IT" the meeting of --Mathews 42. 4, Guenther 52. 0; the Conservation Commission at1 Steury 58 4 Goodyear M. 0; Traverse City this Thursday and Martin 43 4 Gardner 54, 0; Friday. Included wUl be proposed . Stanley 42. 4. Steury 58. 0; Hodgllmlted seasons on wild turkeys ts 43. 4. J Cronlnger 38 0; Stanand quail Wild turkeys have not |«.y 41 4 Booth 46, 0: Stanley been hunted In Michigan since 43 4 Wlnlck 63 0: J. Cronlnger the State's pioneering days while M 4. Booth 46. 0: Steury 58, 4. FUher third Oliver winners were quail have been protected here Pusnlkas 56 0- Osgood 67, 4 since 1911. Game men are recon>-;MarUn 43, 0; Lawrence 54. 4. Mr. and Mrs Darrell Aldrich. Mr and Mrs Rudy Flora and mending that a Nov. 6-14 “any, ateury 58. 0; Stanley 42. 4. W. Mr and Mrs George Miller. . Of neighboring Allegan County | Standings:' j. Cronlnger 34 through Dog Warden Dean HOC. and Roger BUrdivant fw j ' P®1®* u*thcl“ »• Hodges 30. the fourth time tnAve years won ' r“ch'd th,lr , O. Miller 29. W Cronlnger 28, their ingnt Hight in In tne the cascaae Cascade counCoun-,! i Chenoweth 25. Guenther 24. tnetr ■try _ . Club ____ >__ - _ _ . Invite...... IBM. The 'i be Conservation ."Ih and Lawrence 23. Gardmember guest Conservation DMsrt-I Depart- Of Stanley tlonal They won the 1986 second ““‘J* E" ?' (>t«ood ”• M,rUn *nd flight, title teat week on the p,*t**y protected below the Booth 11. Wtnlck 10. Steury 9. Weightman Prte Mlskov led fourth hole of a sudden death Straits for u,e the next two two years as Goodyear anA and Pusnlkas a 5 an and a the Central Michigan University playoff. . . . their numbers have dwindled Frandsen 0. Uack team in scoring during Um­ oiaie lawmakers have nave established eaiaomneo, Palrlnrs Pairing* for MondayMonday: GuenState Ma. IS H a* .. ther ____vs .. . — . Cronlnger —_ ' , " 1985 outdoor stuaon with 107 Outdoor Trail — Conservation the Saturday nearest Nov. Hodges, W. vs. the uniform points in eight meets Officer Gene Brown of Hastings ... firearm ....wu. opener for, t,r.fno»ein: n it. u>iu. Miner vs. nteurv. the entire Upper Peninsula.1 Osgood vs. Wlnlck; Gardner vs which means that the region's j. Cronlnger. Booth vs. Law16-day season this Fall will run;renCe: Stanley va Goodyear, from Nov- 13 through Nov. 33. Prandsen vs. Mathews; PusnlkM ROOFING Nov 20-Dtc. 5 stands as p-.e re- r, Martin vised shooting period for gun- j All Types, including toting deer hunters In Lower White Division Michigan 'where the season's Monday's raalte: Kinney 46. Hot Tar Roofs starter has been moved back to:4 polnta, E. Miller 59. 0; A. Benthe third Saturday of November. I nett 4 pointe, Clarey 0: B. Miller As a result, southern Michigan's । 49. 3, Snyder 48. 2: Fisher 41. All Work Guaranteed extended grouse season will also । 2. Blair 47. 2; Rohde 42. 4. TUckbe altered to provide a 16-day i er 50. 0; Roberta 43, 3, Bay M, I; —INSURED— interlude in "pat" shooting dur- J. Bennett 35. 4. Campbell 65. 0; Ing the deer hunt. New open'J*n,e* McMillan 56, 0; .. - Fisher 41,3, Clarks 47, 1; Tucker dates for the rotons grouse sea- M s C1<rtl 1; Tucker 50. 4. son will be Oct. 20-Nov. 19 and, Blair 47. 0; Rohde 42. 4. B. Mll- GAY ROOFING Service cottontails, 361 Newtown Ave. Battle Creek, Mich. snowshoe hsrsil®Kinney 46. 4. Clarke 47 FREE ESTIMATES Ph. 946-7676 un- <«.. ,||| • » i o.' ’• Hastings school board Tuesday night appro nil an eight-game ta M. 'football schedule for next Fall. County Manorial Hospital. He had .been admitted Sunday evening. TT-Z ----- ;—Mr Johnson was bum April 33. Ute Pius the H^ung> In»'NU«tal' IMO. in Od«m Township, in Ute Hastings tee vs Tucker, E. Miller vs. Clarey; ----------- a--------- — H Miller vs. McMillan. Snyder; . ys Blair; Bay vs A. Bennett.,Cllb8» AUlletlCS James jiuih vs. v» Campbell; uampocn; Kinney rvmney vs.I _ -> • ------------------„ ... Ics.n Warner. Clarke vs. Rohde; Rob-l\/i// Utihenten I /ziri ill r» / Bennett C/fWWM II ill Kiwanis Baseball Green Division The Cut* and Athletlos remain ^tCr2^.tomla*toS>ltai Anderson of Grand Haven; seven unbeaten in the Kurante Baee,e gtxntfchlklron; one great grand­ -------------------------------------ball Summer Baseball leagues. 0"'" Ukrrte* and Portage chud; a broUlCT -momas of Lake ton 47. 2. Ktehl 51. 2; Cooper 51. । ptavgruund Director Lewis Lang WnatUng matches are ached-, Odessa, and a sister. Mtaa Gall 4. Aldrlsh 64. 0; Feldpausch 52.1 rrpofu lUed W1U» School for the Johnson of Spokane, Waah. 4. Bhlrkey 49. 0; Aldrich 54. 4.1 . __ Blind. Grandville. Godwin. B. C. The body reposea at Ute Pickens Pugh 55. 0; Klehl 47. 3. A. Simth I {"{ nm ’ Lakeview. Ionia, Grand Ledge. | chapel in Lake Oden* where serv48. 1. Rose 44. 3. Sexton 47. 1;. ™‘™i..... ......................... Charlotte, St. Johns, Okemos, I lees will be held al 3 pm Thursday. Foster 41. 4, Flora 60. 0. Monday the AthteUca defeated Norrtx, Lakewood. Grand 1 ------------ •-----------standings: Christensen 38 *7" 3*4“' ,ndl*na R*pii< Union. Greenville and Gene Washington. Michigan points Foster 33 Ktehl 31. Cook p<J‘:rd Ortolea, 10-9, In the Eol Grand Rapids | State football and track star, ■1 _____•_____ and Shirkey 26. Rose 25. Bex ton *Babe ube Ruth league. ------------ “— In the Cub league, the MeU> USE BANNER WANT ADS! 34. Cooper 21, Groos 20. Feldpautch 19, Aldrich 16. Pugh and A. Smith 15. Huebner 14. Jerow 11 Flora and Siegel 11 and Mc­ Allister 7. Pairings for Monday: Jcrow vs. Sexton. Rose vs. Pugh; Feldpause h vs. McAllister. Shirkey vs Cook; Huebner vs. Flora. Blegel vs. Klehl; A. Smith vs. Cooper. Christensen vs. Puater; Aldrich vs. Groos. Blue Division Monday's result*: MacLeod 43. 4 pointe. Chase 56, 0; Cove 46. 4, Mitchell 54. 0; Hubbell 58. 3. Panfil 48. 1; Sim 58, 4. Gillespie 61. 0; Hamaty 45. 3, Wood 53. 1; Hollister 37. 4. Durr 46. Oi Iron­ side 40. 2. Jacoba 42. 3: Cove 46. 4, Fletcher 46. 0; Chase 56. 4. Mitchell 54. 0; Wood 52. 4. Pan­ fil 57. 0; Chase 56, 4. Fletcher! Standings: Ironside 31 points. Covt 30. H. Smith nnd Hollister 28. Jacobs 27. Hamaty and Mac- j Leod 24, Sim 23. Chase 22. Laubaugh oaugn and ana Wood wooa 21. at, Burr nurr 20.1 ro. i Panfil 19. Mitchel! 17. Hubbell 14. Sherwood 11 13. Gllleanle Gillespie 88 and and I Sherwood What type of person Should buy the hot Plymouth now? Pairings for Monday: Wood vs.' Ironside. Burr vs. Gillespie; Hub-I bell vs. Laubaugh. H smith ! C<jvt; Hollister vs. Mitchell ' Fletcher vs. MacLeod: Shers ' vs. 81m. Panfil vs. Hama Chase vs Jacobs. performer Jim Nesbitt <Bay City) is the son of Jim Nesbitt, first winner of the Robert Carl-j son Award, given annually at Central, Michigan University for excellence in athletics, academics and campus leadership. Roy Kramer. Central Michigan L’nlverslty's new freshman foot­ ball coach Michigan I Cut trips to the grocer’s to once every week or twothere's plenty of room-even to stock up on food specials. If you’ll still getting along with a too-small, out-dated refrigerator that needs defrosting the try K • Prepare foods ahead for special entertaining and unexpected guests-even complete dinners for the times you are late getting^home. END DEFROSTING! THE HASTINGS BANNER—b Country Club by July 29. Hastings High ta expected to Trophies win be awarded to comj*ta- athletically as a Class the champion and the winner of. B school In 1965-86, anticipating the other four flights, with pclrra an enrollment. of about 1.U75. _ __ -- . L-__ . UIIJ K.. ------ - —- — a ’ inta. Roberta 30. Blair and going to the first, scomd. third. HH8 has born a Ctasa A school director ot the U S TrotUng Amohde 29. Tucker 23. Clarke 22. fourth. eighth and 12th place for several years with an official i elation, superintendent of speed of enrollment over 1.100—the deCid- u.e Southern Michigan Racing Cir Kinney 21. McMillan 19. A. Ben- winners In each flight Golfera win shoot into flights Ing figure Fisher 17. Warner 18. B. Miller 15, Campbell 14. James 10. E Miller 8 and Clarey 5 Enjoy the FREEDOM that a new NO-FROST REFRIGERATOR-FREEZER OFFERSI Best of all...end your messiest kitchen chore I trounced the Dodgers. 11-7: the AT Thursday, Jaly 14. INS Register Now 0 i 6-5. and the Cuba downed the For Hastings Sam Johnson Board Approves Golf Tourney Of Race Fame r^SXK-^Sc-^ziFootbalLCage, Tuesday n Hosting* Area Mens M'-hote voj j. Q| j M1C3 1 UCSUdy •' I J Amateur Onlf Tournament. to lv- Wrestling VL 1*1^11 I I II (f ^SL ’fXrifcJ — ■ r. .« _. _ * Skeds Royal C. i&un) Johnson, held Saturday and Sunday. July a shrewd trader! You've waited until now to shop for a new '65 Plymouth Fury. Belvedere. Valiant or Barracuda because you know that we'll be cleaning out our stock of '65 Plynuyiths. You also know that the deals are great and the trade-in allowances are very generous now. So what’s keeping you? We're ready to deal today I Get a clean-up deal now at your Plymouth Dealer’s CHANGE NOW TO A MODERN FROST-FREE REFRKjERATOR-FREEZER fury/belveoere/valiant/barpacuoa see your APPLIANCE End Rust, Mold and Mildew During Humid DEALER CHRYSLER ■STOfrwt Weather...GET A DEHUMIDIFIER NOW I IT0rplw.fn.drM. BARRY'S FARM STORE DEWEY'S CAR PALACE S. Hanover at Hostings City Limits M-43 at Sprague Rd., Delton �famoua Luray Cavetna, Va. which ar* 340 ft below ground level. A wonderful vacaUen wa* enjoyed by all. MU* Linda GlUmpte. who ha* Personal Mention National Award In Conservation Given Garden Club 1-ong with 3S member* and three guest* present. The meeting wa* called to or­ der tor the president. Mj» Albert dates back quite aome years, and they had not met tor a long time. *o thia wa* a particularly pleasant vUlt. The Lyle Gillespies were on a busmeiLi trip In Montreal. Cana- to Arlie Todd on the Completion of H The Roger Jones or Berrien Spring* were guest* of the Thoma* Straley* over the week­ end. They acre here to attend GOLD MEDALLION HOME Be Sure to Attend the brought one or two arrangement* lb be Judged. She told u» how, flower* are judged at a flower show and how very Important . they win hold up well. Rhe told the member* what wa* right, wtiM was wrong and how their arrangement* could be Improved. Sometimes they can be Improved by limply removing some of the leave*, grasses. etc. Rhe said they were too “busy.” vacation in Philadelphia. with their daughter and husband, Dr. grandchildren. Mona and Nara Kelly a ere their guest* on the Candlelight Rites At Baptist Church Unite Couple Of This New Brick Ronch Home 1241 Robinwood Rd. In a lovely candlelight ceremony at the Fira Baptist Church, Mbs Ml** Nellie Barnaby, daughter of the late Frank Barnaby, called on her aunt. Mrs Leon Gray, last Wednesday evening. Accompany ­ ing her wa*. MLs. LoU Flanagan • —— -- —-— --- — — --­ of Dodge City. Kan. Mr. Barnaby •«»> bls pal*, who rule In the THIS WEEKEND W Court Street, spoke their wed­ ding vow* at eight o'clock Satur­ day. Jupe 18. surica and wore Um corsage from her bridal bouquet. Out-of-town gUKtfa came from ake near /fcvart, >wuo1' ung ceremony m me pres- Grand Rapids, Tekonsha. Lowell, i < cnee of 200 guests Cindy Bristol of Hart. Athena. Lansing. Kalamazoo,1 William Cramer j On,nd «-ip;<U was the organist, Ann Arbor, Chicago. Ill., and ; for tile weekend ' Baskrta of white and green tlnt- We are pleased to have furnished and installed the Ceramic Wall Tile Vinyl Linoleum Floors Carpet for the Living Room and Bath Rooms • hither. Kay won- a floor-length nov.li of Bombazine and Chantilly Lice. The lace, basque bodice fea­ tured a scalloped neckline and long Don’t be half-protected If your insurance program doan't adequately cover you against major possibilities of loss, you may wake up one day to find yobrsclf in serious financial Rouble. It's wiser to let us check your insurance nectfono* —for yo ur home, car. family or business. Well give you a prompt, frank appraisal of your situation without cost or obbgalioa. > Smokies this wee* They haven't ’ had a trip alone like this in many July ’■ ymrs and they Loth acme UWi u like a second honeymoon Thursday, iUa brother und wile, ”*~*M r,~” rith Chantilly HASTINGS FLOOR COVERING BOB NEWELL & NOLAN GUTCHESS OWNERS RANDSEN 0 Insurance Agency Over Miller's Jewelers 120 W. STATE ST. Phono Wl 5-4174 When should you start thinking about carefree Electric Heating? have returned from Tampa. ETn where they *pcnt the Wimer. They left Tampa uh Wednesday. Success is a beautiful automobile Success is 74% more buyers UPHOLSTERING Success is winning the year’s top honor Success is Mercury in the Lincoln Continental tradition WHEN YOU PLAN TO BUY, BUILD OR REMODEL flag* Are* en Twesdiy*. Pickup sad Delivery. Many Sample*. THE FURNITURE BUILDING beating it noitclcn-there am ' there Is fuel to order or wore. The most work you do i* HASTINGS tnuwi! in each town, the heat can be tailored foe-< the area and the activity. Yes, Electric Heating it really modem, and there's * t)pc to fit every botnc, CONSUMERS POWER COMPANY WELCOME NEWCOMEBI Um thij coupon Io let u$ know you’te here Ph Wl 5-2479 adjust the thcrmoitau. And, »inc* there’* * tber- Welcome Wagon International, with over 5,000 hostesses, has more than thirty years er perience in fostering good will-In business and community lift. For more information about... PHONE MAHLER MOTOR SALES applied by wire* that are embedded in ceiling plaiur, or baiebosrd. or wall panel*. Tberv’* no need to Tum oyer Electric Heating, no ONLY ONE 1320 N. MICHIGAN trail here today with many no moving part* to vibrate, rattle Phono 374-3523 > 4f pages ot fu4-€S4« road map* । Prepared by Rsnd HthaMy J?.95«»lu*fc« o<Uj 11.75 Tomorrow *i heating *yg- l wonderful advantage*. Electric Wayne Hazel lines Eiperience Mercury’s fuaurious r>de. Sample its big V-B performance The hst ol tme car options. Mercury’s knack tor building a car m the Lincoln Continental trad.bon makes a difference. To you. k Rease hnt the Welcome Wagon Hostess call'ffh me 1 would like to subscribe to the Hastings Bonner I already subscribe out coupon and mail to OreuWion Dept, DON’T WAIT, GET THE FACTS Mdl this coupon �Dowling B, Mr,. DixuU rm/nti The Dowling library has re­ ceived a coat of paint, new shut­ cleaning inside. Mn Clara Rem. librarian. announces the library is sponsoring a reading contest for students in Ant grade through •t the library each Thuraday from 3 30 u> 4;M. W Mr*. Harvey Babcock entertained the Dowling Pennock Hospital Guild at her borne in Charlotte Thursday, w The North-East Dowltng Fann Bureau met TUeiday with Esther Stanton The usual carry-in supner >k. ___ ..__ E^gaGED—Mr. and Mrs. Craig Sheffield Ot R4 Hastings, an­ nounce the engagement of their laughter. Virginia Lea, to DonMrs Donald W. Henion of Rft Heslinga. Miss Sheffield gradu­ ated from Hastings High School in 1X3 and la employed at the National Bank of Hastings. Mr Henion graduated from Hastings High in 1M1 and is employed at La.-ke-BuR* Chevrolet. A Sep­ tember wedding is being planned. Members of Dowling Church's Women * Society are serving din­ ner at the Dowling church base­ ment today Mrs. Goldie Rolf! is in charge of the group'* meeting •nd program of the afternoon. Member* are collecting rummage items at this meeting also. Bum­ mer hour* are now In effect at Dowling Church. Sunday School session* begin at 9 o'clock and the worship service* under the direction of Rev. Harold Armon at 10:l& am. * The-Hank Henry family from Downer* Grove, 111, were recent visitor* at the How­ ard Henry liome al Clear Lake. THE HASTINGS BANNER-# Megan, Mark and Chris Henry, who had been visiting their grandparents, returned home with thatr parents after ths Fourth of July holidays. Pfe. William Stanton spent the recent holiday with his mother, Esther Stanton, on furlough from the. Army in Kentucky. Mn. Stanton's daughter. Elaine,* and her family from Ohio were also holiday visitors. * Mn Lulu Gorham is again a medical pa­ tient at Pennock Hospital. * The Edsel Sinclair's elder son. John. Highbank By Mn. I'vn Hsncbliti Highway Now is Vising Reflective Tape The 85th anniversary services U Ute North Maple Orove EUB Church Sunday was well attendtb* maaxagr in the morning, also In the afternoon program. * Mr caning home by plane They also are vL'.lting relative* In Battl* Creek w Mr. and Mr*. Clyd* camp at Duek lake bear Muske­ gon. * The Robert Gaskills have received a letter from AnHwrage, Alaska, written by their daugh* ter. Kathie, who tt spending ths Bummer in Japan. * Mrs. David Runner is a surgical patient al Pennock Hospital Voter* of U>* Dowling school district are reminded Of the op­ portunity to cast their vote Tues­ day cm th* question of the dis­ trict annexing to the Hasting* district. * Mr* Wesley Edmands Mr* George Nummer.ofBl Louis span’ the weekend of the ^th in Canada e Mr. and Mra. Marshall Orecn. Mn Worth Green and Wednesday Jr, and daughter of * Clyde Reid ia tn Hospital for X-ruya and Mn. Zetpha < Brook* i who recently returned ting* wish to announce the en- from California with her niece. Mn Dean Babcock, of Vennantlanded the 2J th wedding annlvtlle The ladles called Saturday on the former's aunt; Mn. Rtlla Sunday. * The Thomas Rhodes Mr. and Mr* Raymond Frick of Whitmore. family are staying at the Robert Rt Hasting* Bliarnn is a Wtt Rhodes' home while Uie latter graduate of Hasting* High School and Ronald graduated in 1B64 Micbigan. He is employed at the Great tings resident*, visited friends tn OM lunld. nx'j. Or“d JUstland were dliuuir gucaU tn the world to fluoridate it* water I R»P»d*. An August wedding is of the J atari Chases Saturday •mung. supply being planned Mkhlgau SUU The (ape U waterproof with .Ulf. X-J» V-X MM a prtaaure aatuuuve aaphalt corn- | approach that of paint to mark pavement centerline*. When applied to a ctoan. dry pavement, with an adbaatva : mg qualities that even KWH ; plow* have failed to dislodge IL The simplest method found so I far for applying the tape ia to pavupaftt-and run vhe dual rear MR. AND MRS RONALD BJOltK . . . Miss Judy Eash Is Married. ope Church is Setting for Lovely vening Nuptials Helping at the wadding wax nuh Itau.iiur or UrB- ,UMl w,-. • opemnx gift*. ■ Mrs. Clare tn*h or of Ronald Bjork, «on of Mr. and Mra. Richard .Bjtrt, alao Clarksville, to a double r 1 n k SIjs Terry Haskins .serving oof- . ,ec* MrK D*V‘d aattcn‘- cut U'n brUU1 rat[„ Wul Mrs Ttxxntaonak the groom's cake. leaving do qonfuatng mark* to bride choae for her going ' conrod Snavely a* U»e Jtope ——-—-urday. July 3, ac B pmu Approximately 200 guests were present and aa they viewed the couple exchanging vows they —~ - --------- — — „ and yellow mums on the candlelulirin with r-uullizi irnd white wUh wfUt<J acw. sones ana a corsage irom ner bridal bouquet. Their honeyRlaon uks than to New Yorti Washington, D.C., Niagara By Mn. I'orn HmrbUlo fall* and the Worlds Fair. ai Hus-ur. ais-Jios a recepuon wa* ina in u*o Beverly Hart of Lansing and church basement Immediately her mother. Mrs Robert Hart. fallowing ceranoruca. Mi. Friday, Saturday and Sunday tape unrolls ItarU and fba wvtgiit ainutciung pill box hat. With sUfirmly w tlw pavement. \cr puoaaurlca. Mr*. Bjork selected a blue lama A-ltoc drcsa with white and Highbank The organise Dunham July 15th, 16th and 17th Dy Mn. IF. M. C.heneman tatln floor-length gown with cup 12:00 to 6:00 p.m. Each Day Arlie Todd, Builder . presents a GOLD MEDALLION HOME Featuring the Joy of Total Electric Living Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Moody apphqued roan* on the front ot are spending time at Community Hospital to Battle Creek where their oldest aon. Tommy, is a white mums on a white Bible. patient since Saturday. He was helping with haying when ha was struck with a stick which Mra. Ken Pull* of Woodland, u fraud o! the bnde, wa* im- late in the night. We hope for a complete recovery, which the Lak« Odix^a, Mrs. David Ingall doctor gave them hope of. w Mrs. of' Hasiat. Mis* Sue Eash of Zelah Healy. who la a patient In Clarksville, and Judy’s sUUt, Lakeview Hospital, is not very well. She is a diabetic patlept. * The Sunday guests of Mr. and Mr* Minnie PausUa and her daughter, Mn. Ruth Pierce, from Hastings wen call­ ers on Mr slid Mrs. Enite Skldmore. * Peterson of Grand Rapids were Friday, July 3, caller* of Mr, and Mrs. Austin Behan LX. Mr. and Mrs Austin Schanta and Mr. and Mrs. Victor Scbanta were Bunday..July 4, callers ot 1 Mr. and M?f. Bruce Brown of sou. little Hex Brown. W Mr. and Gurdon spent severui days with fils grandparents, Mr. and Mra Larry Hawbliu and family ot Battle Creek were Sunday, July Hawblll*. The community was saddened by the sudden passing of Lyman Mn. Earl Ball Irom Dowagiac Hunt In a Grand Haptds Hospital on Friday. July 3, where he had three children from KalarnaxOo. been several days for testa and Mrs. Gedauer is the former Ruth Tuesday. * While Mr. and Mr/. Labadle. Mrs. Mary Black from Green­ Heber Foster were gone fast ville Is visiting her niece, Bessie week they visited their grand­ yellow petal bate with yellow Marco. W Mr. and Mrs. Paul Kea- daughter. Tdr. and Mn. Paul Mlaa Jerri Cook wax flower Callfomla where Paul had been Kiri and Chris Cook was ring- in military service, and now ha* his discharge. On their way home and Mrs Jerald Cook. they visited Paul's uncle, Wilson Max Bennett, a friend of the Willits, and grandfather. ... Clyde groan from ClartavUle. was best Kcalcr. Sunday guest* of the man. The usher* were friends of Keslers were Pauline Kesler from the groom from lake Odeaea,1 Detroit and Mrs. Doreen Schafer Ken David, Terry Haskin*. Date.of Pewamo, w Sunday, people Williams. Roh Haskins, and bro- i from South E UB Church ei­ ther of the /room. David Biork tended morning service al the r a‘North EUB. Church and all Uh had dinner in the South Church. Jennings, to Hudson, and th*lr daughter and husband. Mr. and Mr* Asliley Van Doren, In Quin­ cy. * Mr*. Bernice SchanU and Mri. Fern Haw bills were among the one* of the Farm Bureau ladie* who had luncheon at Gil­ more* in the Nature Uic Banmr H’aai Adil Congratulations to Build ARLIE TODD On the Completion of His GOLD MEDALLION HOME FEATURING THE JOY OF TOTAL ELECTRIC LIVING Visit this Beautiful 3-Bedroom Ranch Homo 2141 ROBINWOOD DRIVE We're Happy to Have Had the ELECTRICAL CONTRACT East Off South Broadway To Install All One Mlle from Hostings City Limits ELECTRIC WIRING, LIGHTING and MODERN ELECTRIC HEATING Visit Thia Fine New Home at 2141 Robinwood Drive This Weekend . . . Friday. Saturday ar Sunday From 12 Noon to 6 P.M. HASTINGS ELECTRIC COMMERCIAL & RESIDENTIAL INSTALLATION & REPAIR 119 West Stet* St. Hastings Phon* 945-2156 �a—THE HASTINGS BANNER Tkunday, Jaty 15, IMS Plan to Improve Johnson Field Football Lights Pleasant Valley Official Action of the Hastings City Council Card of Thanks By Mn. F.iM Blank SIGNAL AHEAD CARD OF THANKS We wish to extend our deepest thanks to our many old neigh- lovely cards, gifts, beautiful ftowers and good wishes and especial­ ly those who drove to Marshall for our anniversary party. Sun­ day. July 4. It was a wonderful the Ray Overholt Trio will help with the program. * A Uvdy three act play. 'Soup, Band and Sagebrush.” la bring put on Saturday evening July 17th at the church, sponsored by the The Hastings Board of Educa­ Young Peoples Missionary Bond and directed by Mra Doria tion ■» special committee studying Bawdy. They desire a good at- the Uehling, loud speaker system and bleachers at Johnson Field wax given the •green light" to in­ vestigate the coat of Improving 11* lighting at the Held, and the jmbllc Grand Ledge Bunday. * Ray Let son attended the Carson City U. B Camp last week and Joyce attends Ute Girla Camp tlila Save a Life dlng reception of Mr nnd Mrs.!able and the project may not be cause the rescuer refused to give Ira Sargeant at the Hope church ' completed soon up Keep at It until breath re­ of the Brethren Sunday. i The committee Is studying a turns. or until a doctor has pro­ _ I cement bkek and steel bleacher •-----------i for the west side of the field with Central Michigan University ' 2>» capacity. The stadium would LFGALS Johncoek Hopes To Race Sunday At Trenton Hastings’ Gordie Johncoek, who Bub Bender had dinner at Oull placed fifth in the 500 Indian- Harbor Inn Wednesday noon. * Creek and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Stafford and family of Augusta called on Mr. and Mrs. Dalph Winkler at Bowen Mills Bunday turned that night The crew hopes to leave here Saturday for Trenton. If the Lacey Ry Mri. Orlie VanSyckle Moose Connie Mack ? Wins Over Ledgers 4'30 * The Fellowship Class re­ union held their annua) picnic at Oull Lake Saturday In the evenlng they attended a Bible Class Mrs Kenneth Christy and chil­ In Thursdays game John dren of Nashville spent Satur­ Nixon was the winning pitcher. day with her parents, Mr. and He also hit a triple in the bottom ! Mrs. Edwin Clem. * Many will be of the sth and scored to win hU I Charles Williams are grandpar­ Saturday morning Stere Ale] ent* of Joel Randolph Williams lerding hureld. giving up eight hlta and nine runs while Ida I tounmatot picked up seven rum Big year-end savings now including new tax cut! LESS THAN) Mrs. Karl Keefer of Ann Arbor. Mrs. Gladys Wurm and son. Jerry, and family of 8t. Joseph. .Other guecta Sunday were Mrs. ”’l“#|pred wierlnga. Mr. and Mra. Mrs. Carl Harper Kaechele, Harry family and who came to Michigan to attend.Wend- Bonnie Raymond. Many the T-K Alumni cclebratinc her of thw «ueiU attended the 50th class reunion June S, visit* 'nupUals of Janet Solomon and Ing her sister. Mrs Oscar Knec.1'Don*w Geukes Saturday evening hele and family, a brother. Mur- *l U*e EVB Church in Leighton. ray Harrier and family in Man-I ------------ •-----------istee. and called on a host if I All major surveys of tourist travel will sponsor a dance al Plcamnc- others, returned home to El Paso, in America show Michigan one of vlcw chool July 16. * Mr. and Texas. Friday. A former teacheg the top five stales. „ Mrs Bud Uldricka. Harmon. Sue Middleville .... lie Areota union at Chsulton Park Sunday Tom Moody aon of Mr. and Mra Clifford Moody, had a atwk hit him in the eye Saturday night He is in Intensive care at Community Ho>piUU and they MEMORIAL MONUMENTS PRODUCTION CREDIT ASSOCIATION OF DISTINCTION Lawrence Brother! East Doud By Mn. Lloyd Owen 301 S. Michigan Ave. Hastings *T P.M. 945-9415 I FM . —. niniin i amr Mon. 6 Wed. I to INSO RANCE non Inauranc. The Presterges from Tucson. Ant visited their daughter and I,wnUy- the Hden Tfoughtaims. Hull and family from Hastings,, Wl 4-4441 H.i'l Btak Bldg. 1U, COLEMAN COMET AGENCY' Inaunnc. and wuiiuj Bonds family spent four days visiting T* inaii^uiibv wiiu 7 ._2 a..' . . . — — ..J. jI relatives in Trnnsssm last wa* JERRY'ANDRUS L Clearance of’65 models! Save hundreds of dollars! Pick from the largest new car stock! Many years of dependability to.our clients your guarantee of more satisfaction. Ox repreNotation of only the finest Insurance companies, together with our reputation for personal service is your assurancdT* I Friday evening. July In Dei SOSIRT W. SHIRWOOD. Mgr. u»1 Bank BMg. riwwe Wl S-1972 Gttman from South Haven, spent Sunday at Will Gurds. Afternoon All Forms of INSURANCE in Hastings and Surrounding Communities is THE SHERWOOD AGTO । CHico Hours 4 hUGTINCS 1908 to 1965 57 Years of Service Want Adi Sell Unmed liejns. Eorl Coleman Jim Cabman 203 S. Michigan, Hastings Wl 5-3412 MAHLER MOTOR SALES 1320 N. Michigan Hastings Phon. Wl 5-2479 �e Vacations Coming! Find A Good Used Car In Today's Want Ads COME TO WHERE THE USED CAR SAVINGS ARE LARKE BUICK S$ on One of These OncOwner, New-Car Trades . . . 1964 DODGE CUSTOM ll.TOP Model 880. Has power steering and brakes. Radio. Only 51.895 CASH RATE—lV,t fi Mil i> 1M2 MERCURY SEDAN Custom 4 Dr. Has full power, Like new.................... $14jJ J9fi2 FORD FALCON STA. WON. Custom Squire model. Has automatic drive, radio. Like 194B CHEVROLET BiBCAYNE 2 Dr. Sedan....................... $995 TRANSPORTATION CARS i960 MERCURY ll.TOP 4 Dr. Monterey.________ $593 i960 .MERCURY ll.TOP 4 Dr. Montclair................... $595 i960 BUICK SEDAN I j Sabre 4 Dr........... CARDS OF THANKS fr IN MEMORIAMS—U par word. FARM IMPLEMENTS Classified Paragraphs TRACTORS: Case 401 Diesel Case 730 Diesel in iiT 1962 OLDS 2 Dr. Hd1p ; rsdoj, hwttr. w/w*il*. po«»r stevrmf & br«k«», «ulom*11c. III Ill 1961 CHEVROLET ly-Tcn Pickup; 6 cyl, *utom*)ic Um.. 8 ft. box. Ill III 1961 MERCURY < Dr. M«t*or 600. *t*nd*rd tr*rw. III Ill Ill III Pickup Truck; • .7/1* J Mahler Motor Sales LINCOLN-MERCURY DEALE II 111# N. MICHIGAN AVE. Wl 5-2178 • 7/15 BETTER USED CARS PRICED TO MOVE Business is Brisk at Hastings 1563 CHEVROLET IMPALA ... 4 Dr. Sedan. V8. automatic transmission, new w/wall tires, radio. 1963 CHEVROLET IMPALA ... 4 Dr. Hardtop. V-8 motor, automatic transmission, whitewalla, radio, sparkling white finish. 1962 OLDSMOBILE 88 ... 4 Dr. Sedan; Power steer­ ing and brakes, new w/wall tires, radio, one owner. ' 1962 RAMBLER SEDAN ... All white 4 Door, six cyl­ inder. automatic transmission, look this one over. BALERS: IHC 55T with motor IHC 45T PTO New Holland Super 77 w 'motor New Holland 66 w.'motor Massey Harris PTO AU1* Chalmers PTO New Holland 77 w/motor CORN Now MM IHC PICKERS: Idea 2-row mtd. 1-row pull 1-row pull implement* Tires —All sizes . .Hydraulic Hoses — Cylinders Malco Bale Elevators Century Sprayers Farm Supplies “SEE YOU AT THE FAIR' M37 South Get a One Owner 61 fa 64 Car! f961 CHEV. 8 Cyl. Parkwood Sta. NOTICES PONTIAC OLDS CADILLAC Fast acting BLAIR'S FARM & GARDEN 231 W. State T/U GOOD AS NEW STORE Over Start's Wallpaper ft Faint Store Open Friday S am. to 6:30 pm. T1H8 WEEK'S SPECIALS Ladles' SUITS AND COATS—85c Ladies’ BLOUSES AND HATS—10e 7/18 LEGALS Your animals will look HALTER from Form Bu­ reau Services. Available in different prices for beef and dairy cattle and shipment of stock combs tr, x miMIc ★ Business Services TREE TRIMMING AND RE­ MOVAL—By experienced man. Reasonable rates. Phone MS3015. Cabinet work. ■Gilcraft," 5386 Gun Lake Road. Phone W 5­ 3549. 7/15 ICE — Trimming, cabling, re­ moval. Free estimates. Insured. Phone OL 3-6088. Nashville, Mich. tf CARPET CLEANING IS EASY with Host New Electric UpBrush. No wet carpets or handwork. Clean 180 square feet for only $<125. Hastings Floor Covering. 123 W. State, Hastings. Phono Wl 6-5118. tf Journeymen Industrial Electricians SKeet Metal Men. Industrial Machine Repairmen 10 certifiable years of experience in the trodef Excellent wages and benefits. Apply in per­ son or mail resume to Eaton Mfg. Co. Employment Office grounds for disqualification.) Physical condition adequate for performance of the work. A physical examination will Mlchlgan- Training Unit on 8225. This includes, postage AppiicaUons for examina­ tion may be obtained from either the Michigan Train­ In.- Unit or the Ionia Re­ formatory. An equal oppor­ tunity employer. 7/15 12/30 SALES ft SERVICE — PERMA­ NENT position available for NEW ft USED PUMPS—New in­ TI2 Buhl BnlMtag. intelligent man who has dem­ stallations and remodeling. onstrated a MicccMful personal tHuoit. Mi^hUM.mas Powell's Plumbing Co. Free es­ M-37 South Wl 5-2223 and employment background. timates. 24 hour service. Call Experience in retail sales and Middleville SY 5-3043 evenings. 7/15 OkDEB TO ABIWKB. building material warehousing SY 5-3044 day*. tf . Mlekipn. Clrcall Cwt desirable. However, men with similar outdoor. Indoor back­ * Help Wonted ground such as agriculture, will be considered. Job Includes On rrt-nuey '$• !••$, aa aslitm sales and service to building M'.C^ »M.*<s*i». a*. A Fascinating Opportunity material customers, receiving Gwialiii C«x, p«f«adaat, ia sAta G Soles - Service merchandise and building ma­ Viviane Woodard oilers one of terial, operation of fork lift the greatest earning opportruck, and materia) handling equipment, outside work, loadCOLOR TV today I Operate your own busland unloading trucks, build­ 4.r Bill., ing material counter sales. In­ by the extremely lucrative field of come based on experience and oosmeUcsz.il- you qualify you background. Benefits Include: SETCHELL-CARLSON will be trained In the glamor­ hospital and life insurance ous techniques ift the movie plan, dependents hospital and industry. Write lor free Infor­ "Better than the Rest" sickness plan, paid training ir ’ bUSiFK: mation to B. E Wells. 582 W Phlniir* Aitcrary and development pian.*U in­ Territorial. Battle Creek. 7. 29 terested write In your own I-EGAL SECRETARIAL POSI­ handwritins listing employ­ TION FOR HALF DAYS — ment history, education, train­ OllDBfc or Must h$ve typing and shorting. •kith. age. weight, height. 315 S. Honovar St. Phone 945-3862 GOODYEAR BROS. New • Remodel Service KAECHELES 305 1. Church Wl 5-5952 Please call Wl 5-2376 between 8 and 5. tf SALES MEN AND WOMEN—We are introducing an entirely new crHUon of 4»U hui, art remind product for the first time to residents and bualnew estab­ lishments m this area Here. Is a product that is used by <Veryone, is fully patented and guar- isa “jarirSl Write staling your home ad'W number. £. 810 AU1/18 SWEEPER BAGS AND HOSES Ar Household Goods 30* ELECTRIC RANGE FOR SALE — Very good condition. appuanca repair. NOTICE CP PUBLIC SALE — Notice is hereby given that on 7/IS WE ALWAYS HAVE BAR­ GAINS IN GOOD USED HOME APPLIANCES—Refrlg- lobby of the Hastings City Bonk. 1W W. Court SL. -Mas­ ting*. Mich, a 1963 Mercury ‘ Hastings Electric, 119 W. State, HasUng*. Phone 945-2B66. U ELECTROLUX VACUUM CLEANER — Large model with . all cleaning equipment and exJust 53333. Payments $5-15 monthly. Call today 045-9431 Dealer. 7/15 *IUMIN"M pieced application for test SENTZ TV IN81ST ON MICHIGAN DOT­ TED OA8I Sec Carl ft Betty's Appliances before you buy! They Bell—They Install—They - -2EH. M-81’ ---- *--------- ----South. I Herbert's head Just swells ’ As ho boast*, with a grin About hi* od* in classified 7/33 SINGER SLANT NEEDLE SEW­ ING MACHINE WITH GEAR DRIVE —Buttonholes and zig zag included. For quick sale IMMEDIATE NEED $5150. Terms $515 monthly. Call today 045-9431 Dealer. 7/15 CORRECTIONS OFFICER 51ALE ONLY ★ Lost and Found Salary range *5,220 to $5,993 annually. All Michigan civil LARGE BROWN MALE GREAT service benefits, including DANE LOST—In vicinity of an outstanding state con­ Guernsey Lake. Has choke tributory Insurance program, excellent retirement plan, longevity bonus, and liberal .2078 or Wl 5-4483. vacation and sick leave al­ lowance. Excellent oppor­ ★ For Sale—Miscellaneous tunities for advancement. Must not be under 21 years nor have reached your 48th birthday, and have'gradu­ For Sale ated from high achool. Must not have been convicted of any offense resulting in be­ ing sentenced to Jail con­ finement. (Any arrest and PAINTED OR conviction record will be •tamp with your name, ad- Union. Battle Creek Ungs on M-43. Phene 945-5936. U * Noticee An equal opportunity employer s rubber stamp with your new Delton, Mich, at comparable apprenticeship or have appointment. Height not leas than -3’8' in stocking feet; Weight not less than 150 pounds; height and weight talty^ Shoppe, MOBILE HOMES DIRECT from vings. 60x13 Must have successfully completed an accredited HAVING A PARTY 7 — Punch Bowl or Cup* (up to 200). Available at small rental fee. Call Episcopal Parish House or Rectory. tf THE FATMAN—Private Detec­ tive 24-Hour. Shadowing, Tape. Foto-FUm Evidence, Nation­ wide. Confidential. Gall WO Farm Bureau Services OPPORTUNITY for local red-1 dent over 25 Interested In; weekly Income to $150 to $200 or more. Write Rawlelgh Dept MC O 651 1257 Freeport. Illinois Millbrook. LaNoble Realty, 1518 Valve Division E. Michigan. Lansing. IV 21»7 evenings. 627-2465. 7/15 Ave. C, Battle Creek, Mich. widna. al ska heat and brushes. Heating - Plumbing BANNBB WANT ADS PAY! ■ hem. «| ...M*14 prwstaM are sllaaled la U* -Red Rfder Riding Lawn Mow­ er. Good shape. • Wl $-5052 7/18 ii tr.»- -i*i. t.rfar u. thou.ahd foot haidroi till u>4 12/100 Dolan ($•,«(I their best in a QUALITY USED CAR LOT Across from Food Center 7/15 184 N. Jefferson BAR CLASS O — Best in this southwestern Michigan city. Exceptfajiially good equipment. Volume over; 83,000. Good terms. Tavern good farm com­ munity operation. Gross above $38,000. Only $8,000 down or 6504 Gun Lake Road. Wl 1714. . Showing Stock' horses. Used Farm Machinery SERVICE — Mercury outboard motors. New and used boats Flote Boats. Trsllers and ac­ cessories. M-86 In Nashville. _OL 3-2851 Or OL 3-807L tf row lapels, taper pants, alter double Into single breasted If You're Fair 220 W. State Wl 5-3903 or Wl 5-2454 FARM IMPLEMENTS 1M0 FALCON—4-door, nlw mo­ tor. 8.000 miles. $496. Excellent condition. Call 045-2329 before 10 am. Arthur Baird, 730 fc. South. Hasting*. 7/15 EXPERT TAILORING — Men'S Dr. HASTINGS MOTOR SALES 1959 4-DR. PLYMOUTH FOR BALE — Excellent condition. $375. Bradford, 135 E. South. 7/15 Hastings. 945-3081. 'WALK UP AND SAVE!’ Just in Time for the Seo the Dodge Boys at 1958 FORD—6 cylinder, standard transmission New paint job. Call Wl 5-3841. tf Wl 5-5932 ★ Business Opportunities Wl 5-3150 MORTGAGE SALT. 7/15 the roeJni.m. et • tL’SS.VtXW —Helix Auger Wagon. Like new! Ph. 5-2478—107 N. Michigan Ave. Hastings, Michigan ' 7rt8 LOOK (with Chelating Agent) 1561 CHEV. Impaia 2 Dr. HDTP. 1981 PONTIAC SEDAN . .. Very low mileage one own- TRACTORS: er car with power steering and —John Deere 60. Practically new brakes, Hydramatlc, extra rubber. 8 pt. hitch. A-i shape! clean. —Case 411. 600 actual hours. 1561 FORD STATION WAGON Power steering, live power and hydratiUe. V8 engine, automatic transmis­ sion. radio, ready to go. —John Deere A Tractor and cultivator. 19M PONTIAC VENTURA ... AU white. 4 Dh vista, ma­ —Minn. Moline R Tractor and roon interior. -poKcr steering ' cult. Cheap! and brakes. Ono owner. —Several good used Balers and Hay Tooto. I960 OLDS 88 ... 4 Dr. Sedan. Nicely —Massey Harris 30 Tractor. A-l equipped Including power steer­ shape. ing and brakes. Thoroughly COMBINED: reconditioned. • —Allis Chalmers Combine 60. 1560 CHEVROLET 4 Dr. P.TD. ... 6 cylinder, standard trans­ —John Deere 40. Self propelled mission, new lire*. 30.000 mile*. combine with 10 ft. grain head Look thu one over. and corn head. Used 1 yr. REAHM MOTOR SALES WELL “FED" FRANCISCO FARM SUPPLY Motor Sales Lafe Model Trade-Ins 1963 CHEVROLET IMPALA . . 4 Dr. Hardtop. V8 motor, 1963 DODGE POLARA 4 automatic transmission, low mileage and very clean through For the Best Terms 1963 OLDSMOBILE . . . Holiday Sedan. Full power and all the extras, dark blue with matching Interior. This is a nice one owner car And fully i.-uaranteed. COMBINES; 1963 Uni-Harvester* 1958 Uni-Harvester’ Ford PTO Combine Case 75 P.TD. Combine New Scraper Blades ...$ 82.50 Manure' Spreader Aprons $ 2625 $193 I9SJ PLYMOUTH Station Wagon. _______ $150 GIVES ROSES THAT 1 used Gravity Flow Box New Gravity Flow Boxes $145.86 up New Wagons .......$10625 up New Posthole Diggers $154.40 J speed Uenuniulon. Ortho (8-12-4) Several Plows — Disks — Drags Rakes — Mowers — Hay Con­ ditioners 1961 PICKUP TRUCK ★ Automotive Liquid Rose Food 1963 CHEVROLET 2 Dr.; r»d«. hwttr. 4 *p. tr«nvr»M.on. 3CO HP angm*. 1959 MERCURY CONY. ...$495 1964) CHEV.-NOMAD Station Wagon.____ NOTICES Farm Machinery 1963 BUICK 1959 UNCOLN PREMIER 4 Dr HTop................. ..'.W5 1959 FORD V$ CONV..........$TO5 trait 4»ur- £ 1963 CHEVROLET $595 1959 FORD V8 2 Dr............... $195 □ XDEM-- PVBbtC AVCTIUK l» :*• rt^ulrrd n *1U 1963 CHEVROLET IW62 MERCURY METEOR engine, automatic trans, power tlrd wsr. |W>3 MERCURY ll.TOP .......... $14$$ »>* Wl 5-2426 Wl 5-2425 1963 VOLKSWAGEN Has AM-FM radio. .....$L2Sg usg and brakes. TUB HASTINGS BANNER—7 OSDEB OF PtTKUCATIOM. 1435 S. Hanover 1964 R.4MBLER CONV. ..$1,513 1984 COMET 4 Dr. Sedan. Std. trans, and tadio........................... $1,685 llifhny M-43 M *• S»utlu4«t.Q-J»> HASTINGS BANNER 1V64 LINCOLN CONTINENTAL 4 Dr. Sedan. Has full power. 11MH FORB GALAXIE 500 4 Dr. Sedan. V8 engine, auto­ matic drive, power steering and brakes. Radio. Like new and only ............... MOTICB or MORTGAGE roXECLOaURE SALE MINIMUM RATE—50c for Twanty Words. CHEVROLET SUMMER SPECIALS —Save LEGALS CLASSIFIED AD PAGE PHONE Wl 5-3481 MILL FINISH UP TO 36" WIDE highest bidder at a public aale. The seller reserves the right to be Inspected at -Hastinsg City Bank parking lot, 150 W. Court * St., Hastings, Mich. 7/22 ★ Personals LOSE WEIGHT—Just 4 capsules dally. Fashion Rite for low calorie dieting. $2.70. Lapo Pharmacy, 144 E. State, HasALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS— PO. 171. Hastings Telephone Monday. CHERR1R6 — MONTMORENCY 721-8710. MONTMORENCY CHERRIES— Also sweet cherries while Ui*y lost. Bring containers and.pick your own. Tasker Orchards,- ★ For Rent—Real Estate FURNISHED APARTMENT® FOR RENT - Utli-sles paid. Phone Wl 5-8471.-- ~~Bi COIL. FLAT SHEET u OR CRIMPED IDEAL FOR MOBILE HOMES. 4-ROOM MODERN UPPER* APARTMENT — Private bath CAMPERS, HOME IMPROVEMENTS, ETC. way. Hastings. FACTORY DISCOUNTS HASTINGS ALUMINUM ★ Per Sale—Real Estate PRODUCTS, INC. Hastings, Michigan CALL 943-3161 7/15 PICNIC TABLES—Log frame. 5 to 8 ft. Abo take-apart model. Martin,. wren and bluebird houses. Gilcraft. Gun Lake Road. Wl 5-3549. 7/15 NEW WATERPROOF TARP LAKE SPECIAL — Dreamy year 'round lake home on beaUUful Wall Lake, Delton. Perfectly malnuhurd. 3 bedrooms. 3 batlis in main house. Expandable 2nd floor with plumbing roughed In. Guest house, garage, ex-, qulslte yard, sea-wall, dock. !<J0 feet sandy beach. . . . $23500. 2 LOTS GUERNSEY LAKE near Cloverdale. Restricted Perfect Buy no®, build later. • x 18—4725 10 x it—$1125 low prices. Guaranteed water and mildew proof. WINICK SURPLUS 200 N. Michigan Ph. W 6-3324 FOR MORE BEAUTIFUL HAIR —Use Retail's fast permanent Regular $306-Now $1.00. Ni pre-shampoo—No after odat Available at Jacoba* Pharmacy WINDOW GLASS INSTALLED Horton Agency. Realtors 73.’ Riverside, Battle Creek 964-0101 A Sporting Goods GUNflMITHINO SERVICE— Ron, gun cases, slings, swivels and everything needed for your shooting pleasure. Huckleberry Gun Shop, 10440 Kingsbury sash. Burkey Auto Glass & Radiator Shop, 218 N. Jeffer•an, Hasting* u ITB~JA c"6 B 8 PHARMACY Ar Wonted to Rent uuiiiucr vo.. -□ Avenue v. cat­ FOR PAST 34-HOUR FILM tle Creek, Mich. AttenUon Per­ SERVICE! No charge for over- WANTED TO RENT WITH OP­ sonnel Dept ' 7/18 TION TO BUY - Old empty MINNESOTA WOOLEN CO. TABLE PAPER - For picnics, store building or fruit stand or HAS OPENINGS NOW for the family reunions, lot* of use*. in main traveled road to Gun big back - to - school clothing season ahead. Party Plan or di­ Lake In Yankee Springs area. ner office. rect appointment sales. Full or Mail replies to Mrs. Theodora part time, samples furnished. A* Mobile Homes Aslln, R3. Homer, Mich. ?,» how you can begin ipsrning right now. Write Manager Trd I860 DETROITER MOBILE Lone. 214 E. Holmes Rd, Lan­ HOME—47x10. Excellent condising, giving your phone num­ tlon. Must sell, win Hicrlfice. ber. or phone Lansing TU 3­ Phone Vermontville CL 8-7118. 7811. 7/19 . . 1'1». the Mighty Midget, The Banor buy you get fast resuite » « �Thursday. July 15. 1Mb. 8—THE HASTINGS BANNER AFTER 34 YEARS OF HONORABLE BUSINESS DEALINGS - NOW IAL SEI Questioi: COMES ONE OF THE GREATEST SELLING EVENTS OF FINE HIGH GRADE NATIONALLY ADVERTISED JEWELRY STORE MERCHANDISE EVER HELD IN THE CITY OF HASTINGS AND VICINITY! HODGES STORE CLOSED ALL DAY MONDAY. TUESDAY ond WEDNESDAY . . . to mork down all prices, engage and train extra help — and to prepare for this great $67,000 Removal Sale. DON'T MISS IT! BE HERE WAITING WITH THE CROWD WHEN THE DOOR OPENS AT 10:00 A.M. IMPORTANT READ! The preceding each ing price (lest excite tax) and price rcductiont are JEWELRY STORE guaranteed to be axactly at refunded without o question HASTINGS LOCATED AT 108 EAST STATE price item in this advertisement is based on the original tell­ . . . CASH or CREDIT. GREAT *67,000 REMOVAL SALE WE'RE MOVING OUR STORE TO A NEW LOCATION AND SO WE WANT MOST OF OUR CLOSED OUT BY MOVING TIME — COME EXPECTING TO BUY BARGAINS OF PRESENT STOCK A LIFETIME! EVERY ITEM MUST AND WILL BE SOLD TO THE PUBLIC IN THE SHORTEST TIME POSSIBLE! OUR NEW LOCATION WILL BE AT 122 WEST STATE ST., FORMERLY HOFFMAN'S DRUG STORE. (WE ARE NOT GOING OUT OF BUSINESSI BE HERE WHEN THE DOORS OPEN! SALE BEGINS TOMORROW, THURSDAY MORNING JULY 15th PROMPTLY AT 10 A.M Just Think What This Great Sale Means to You 10 A.M. Specials! Up to $1.50 Ladies COSTUME JEWELRY Hundreds of Gifts for Brides. Brides to Be. Birthdoys. Anniversaries . all gift occasions go on sole ot drastic and*sensational price reductions 10 A.M. SPECIAL! during this greet $67,000 Removal Sale. Our entire $67,000 Stock of Up to $12.50 Men's Ladies' and Men's Watches. Diamond Rings. Stone Jewel Rings. Costume Jewelry, Men’s Jewelry, -Silver Flatware ond Holloware, Clocks, Necklaces. Earrings, China, etc. . . Bracelets, Etc. First £ and hundreds of fine items too numerous to mention in JEWELRY this advertisement, at unheard-of prices! Como. First Served. YOU SAVE ON FEDERAL EXCISE TAX PLUS OUR PRICE CUTS NO EXCHANGES — NO REFUNDS — ALL SALES FINAL 10 A.M. Thursday Special! 10 O'clock Great $67,000 Up to $11.95 Ladies' & Men's Thursday Morning REMOVAL SALE WATCH BANDS SPECIALS While They Last! First Come, First Served MEN'S WATCHES 10 A.M. Thursday Special! Reg. $29.95 Floating Head NORELCO SHAVERS ^c\\ your neighbors—phone your friends and we caution you to be here promptly at 10 a.m. waiting for the door to open for your ihare of theao wonderful bargain*. $ 1.25 Silver Charms, at----------- $2ps 85c $ 1.50 Ladies Costume Jewelry, at 59c 10 A.M. Thursday Special! Reg. $39.95 Ladies' & Men's WATCHES $2995 $12.50 Men'* Coetume Jewelry, at $3,85 $ 79.95 Men's Watches, io at $59.85 $11.95 Ladies' & Men * Watch Band*, at------------- $3.85 $135.00 Men's Watches. io at $99.55 $ 3.00 Costume Jewelry, at ------ $1.59 $ 3.50 Zippo Lighten, at---------- $2.85 $ 5.00 Bitlfotda. at....................... $3.85 $ 5.00 Child'* Stone Ring*, at . . $3.85 Ladies Watches Reg. $37.95 Cordloss, lektronic REMINGTON SHAVERS Out they go while they last starting Thursday, 10 a.m: at..................... $12.50 Ladle* Stone Rings, at . . . $6.85 $13.95 Men’* b Ladies' Watches, at . -------------- $11.85 10 A.M. Thursday Special! Out They Go! $*>785 / “ * $135.00 Ladies Watches. go at $99.85 I 10 A.M. Thursday Special! 10 A.M. Thursday Special! 10 A.M. THURSDAY SPECIAL! Reg. $14.95 Ladies Electric SHAVERS | Ladle* Electric Sun­ k... .,*.*.,* I Shaven go on sale I promptly atJOa.m. J U Reg. $1.25 Rhodium Finish vidcd fur all our need*. Can I receive anything bawd on my son 's social security account ? Answer; You ipay be entitled tc a social security benefit on your sons account if he worked , long enough uniter social secur­ ©VCt tat ing and OO-tfettiOn ity. and tf-ytxj were receiving moat of your support from him. cm overwork yout heart. Stay You should ch-tic with your *0within your C29Wfitie4 and limrtfl- rial security office. Hots, Vacations are fun. The Bonner. In cooperation Ha\e fun and come home hwit n y. with tiie Social Security Admin­ istration. L» publishing a scries Michigvn Hi art-Association ol quaik-ns and anaweni on so­ cial security subject*. If you have 200 Mill Street a question the Social Security Laming. Michigan 48929 Administration will be glad to West Woodland By Victor Sitton $250 Diamond Rings, go at .$189.85 $322 Diamond Rings, go at ..$219.85 Nlethamer at Hastings. They visited the old Quaker, Cemetery In Maple Grove Township, one of the Interesting historical spots Michigan Stab- will meet Deni­ son and Marquette In soccer for tiie first time In 1965. VACATION -$297.15 10 A.M? Thursday Special! 10 A.M. THURSDAY SPECIAL! 10 A.M. THURSDAY SPECIAL! Reg. $24.95 Flip Top Reg. $29.95 Ladies Electric Reg. $22.50 Service for 8 NORELCO SHAVERS HAIR DRYERS STAINLESS FLATWARE 10 A.M. Thi lay Special! Reg. $29.95 Johnson Bros. 50 PIECE CHINA SETS C.E. Ladies Electric $7785 age case, at.............. 108 E. State St. $950 Diamond Ring., go at ..$769.85 CASH LOANS "OK" HOWARD $1585 Music Center Plan A Carefree "Family BILLFOLDS # $450 Diamond Rings, go at aentativr of tiie Social Security Administration to addnvw <n>up u» of which you are a member, this dutrih office will furnish a quail! ltd speaker to lecture. The Prank Nlethamer hnmF on on toclal security Addraa your M43 underwent a face-lifting last request and question# to Social Saturday when workmen applied Security AdmldLKratlon. 50 lUnwhlte paint. That, in Itself, Is acm. NX.. Grand Rapids. Mlchnot so newsworthy What makes jpan. Tluu office will reply dlthls different Is the fact that this itotly to qkiu might be considered a birthday ' present tor the house, that is. a i one hundredth birthday. Jack and Eliza Palmerton obtained the tract ot land from the US. Govemment In 1837 and lived there In a log house until 1865. when the present house was construct­ ed and moved Into The property remained in the Palmerton faml- . ty until 1942. At that tune Frank Nlethamer. who had via! led »i the home many time* as a young man and had formed a love for. the place was 'given the oppor­ tunity and bought it. He and hla' wire had resided In Woodland, in the house where Mn Lula Hauer now lives, since their marriage, a period of 22 years,and they at once moved to their '“new" home During the years some Improvement* have been made, such *« new floors, a nreonly 09« 726 , place, etc., but substantially the ! house remain* as It wa* ongiThat'* V-M'a unique "CourI nally built. Now. at the close of 123 years of occupancy by the, elusive AUDt A-TRACK'S I Nlethamer*. the new paint makes • it look us good a* new and it self teaching feature. Lets you blds fair to last another hundred. learn a language; practice a i Mr. and Mr*. Victor Sisson mo­ musical instrument or speech tored to Hillsdale last Thursday or song . . . learn anything at and were guest* of Mis* Edna al), in (act, easier and faster. Ford. Miss Ford was a teacher and principal al Freeport High Look at these School when I graduated in 1918 and I had not seen her for more important V-M features! than 45 years. Although abo -U88,'she live* alone and enjoy*: • 4 monaural channels stretch your use of tapes. pretty good health. * Mr and: Mrs, Byron Hestzriy and boys: • 3 speeds, for extended tape were Sunday dinner guest* of his - time for highest fidelity, mother and grandmother. Mrs. • Easy push button controls. Charles Heaterly and Mr*. Oil­ • Provision to record and play mens Schalbly. A Mr. and Mrs. back through auxiliary Frank Nlethamer were Sunday components. dinner guest* of his brother and Reg. $5.00 Men's and Ladies' Leather SILVER CHARMS Reg. $1.25 Sterling Silver Rhodium Finish Charm*, go while they last at........................ By William E. Kltvhgesaner cenlly. He was only M years old Qoestlun: My husband, our and never worked in a job aiv.. jee minor cldldren. and I have cred by social wcurtty *0 fiu- a* been receiving aortal ‘ security I know. Would H»tc be any benefits since ho retired two’ reason for my checking with the years ago. One of cur children ' Social Security AdminWralkxi? poued away last week. Since we Answer: Yeo, you should check. , still liave two children under 181 If your husband worked for a ,. . . . .. ..____ ... —— - ... to notify the Social Security Ad­ service It Ia possible that lie ministration of Henry'a draih?. earned social security credits and ;Uiat some benefits may be pay­ of social security benefit* pay-p' able. able to each living beneficiary Question: My htuMnd died re­ will change but the total amount .cently nt age 75. He did not payable to the family will re- • ।apply for Social Security bene­ main the same. ' fits during __ hla_____________ lifetime Can- I Question; My husband died re- be entitled to any benefits aa hl* widow ?- I too am 75 ycara I old? . VacationTipc Answer: You should apply for 1 -benefit* promptly. Take his so­ cial security bird, some proof of your age., and your marriage . certificate, and go to the nearest 'social security office. The people there will htlp you flic the M>I plicalion If your husband work­ ed in Job* covrn-d by social se­ curity for a suffldeni length of time you may be entitled to benefit* m hl* widow. Question: rwiw living with my many. Diamond Rings & Sets A»*w*r* AbJKb $24“ STORE HOURS: THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, 10:00 A.M. to 9:00 P.M. Join the Crowds—OUR ENTIRE STOCK of Nationally Advertised Items on SALE! Caih Yee Get $ ’25 ..’1000 Payment Mo $ 5.00 12 312.16 17.00 25 519.71 24.00 30 709.90 28.00 36 822.78 32.00 36 51,18 • Pay All Your Bills Cut Payments By Vi Get Extra Cash For Vacation 36 38.24 1,000.00 M< me. t. S100 SJOO 1. $1000—H r r"»- Local Finance Sm “OK” Howord 112 S. Jefferson—-Phone Wl 5-3424 �Golden Jubilee Is Happy Event For The Joneses I The Hastings Banner aierf alls Michigan ■n.und.». July 15. IMS Africa Missions St. Rose Picnic Gull Lake Bible Meet Highlight Missions In Central Africa highlight the Gull fair- Bible and Missionary Conference pro- i Nazarenes Show Increase rfu nirwioT"During \car nual rally at the Midland Tab­ ernacle. starting Bunday al 10 inference asr-teted bv mteUonv,£^D'UH*r’ yunderSchle , shows another year of growth gnd 8|Ided fruit, flanked by gold । Fr«nk“n Lond«n- ‘n members and finanrea. candles .and a tiered anniversary I nutrd Bible tear her and au^t the annual assembly being cake. The 13 granddaughters1 thoe. speaks aa Sunday eve- held at the Indian Lake Camp- served the cake. Ice cream., nln« anji laracrnsBt wrra. I —___ .n.L.k.,— 1 ..... —•J ™ fLn.r ‘i"* °’ ’ .-T‘n L1* rr‘K’rtT1 Addln< to the enjoyment of the The sacred musicale on 8atw- thus, membership has nearly occasion for the honored couple. I n><^xt WlUJil7tUrewiMl^U,n t50'114”1 during-the present mln- »sj the presence of their first i tenure Ww*1>’ BlbIe krandcliild. David Hamilton, who 1 Columbia. 8. c. Hla vigorous school attendance averaged &l~-,was married the day before In, ministry to music at this an Increase of eight per Sunday. Kalamazoo to the farmer Mar*ir c^^r\,w 7 ** AUP’x,rtt^ ■ The best year to its history Is garrt Stenger, and who curtailed Mn. Phil Gordon, organise from reported with total giving of. their honeymoon to be with their ’ Lansing -fmpre than 39.100. For the first grandparents During the after-: The Christian Couriers Quar- time on record Uli* group gave noon the beautiful "Anniversary tot from Newcastle. Penn., will 10 percent for world missions. Waltz” was played by the Maito honor the ' uppi-nr Thursday through Sun- and all Ot its budgets arc fully •ahull h“" radio station nation tn couple. day. July 22 to 23. U> Include the palH Gueata came -from Detroit, j Saturday night roncot on July, Even -more pertfhenl to the ..., ' community Is tiie pwUwing of Lansing. Grand Rapids. Grand over 12.000 for erection of a new vllle, Kalamazoo. Battle Creek, building, flans are set to proceed Hastings. St. Johns. Jackson. Bay 'Life' is Subject as soon as financing will permit. City. PlatoweU. Cloverdale. Del­ - I ton. Dowling, Climax. Charlotte. For Sunday Service ! also from Pennsylvania, Iowa, i Missouri and Tennessee, tian Science Churches thin Sun­ i Gertrude E. Waters, of Clover- ' day la on the subject of "Life," ----- --------------— 'dale and Fred S Johes. of_§alt Mr*. Ray Branch on Tuesday ' ^CHy. Utah, were m.rrirtot spiritual life as an Idea which July 8. attended the lunrrel of ‘le ’T^ytertan Manse in Has­ exist* forever in the divine Mind. her brother. Nick VanDerWall. ««•’ The dtsiden Text is from Pro- M. of Hudwnvllle. who was killed °n,jW 4. 1915. and spent wellspring of ilfe unto him" that ^udtm* 11V tlrret'o "fth ncnr thflr PrcB'nt homr 1 Mm. Branch’ll Brother Killed day. July 2. Mr. Jones was a teacher of It was raining the afternoon physics to the Salt Lake City he wa* killed. High School and Mr*. Jones was Mr. VanDerWall was a retired ateo a teacher, having graduated fanner and trucker.i ta» toe Barry County Normal Al Dykstra ateo attended the to the Class of 1914. They spent services which were held at the five year* in Utah and then Mr South Blendon Reformed Church June* obtained a position as scl■___________ _________________ , ence teacher to the Hastings |~ ; “ High School, where he taught TIMES ARE CHANCING • Hibiti cungt. hwi duntt. laoatedn duster ind yet urns tUy pretty ranch the tsme For iaitiaco. la the ptofetwa ot pharmacy, aithoufh many ol the pharmaceutical la«> tllttlirtM^s h»»Vtton(«d ths . Our (ftanB) Pharmacy Steam Rodeo At Charlton Park Scheduled ^fSSS up.ln the psrk ' 126 Edit State St. Phone Wl 5-2466 The Rev. Ntcuwkoop will be bringing Bible messages and tell- Hastings i continuing Summer Sunday Bible i Conference at the church to the ! absence of the pastor. Rus.*ell VACATION Dr. A. E. Dahlman D.C. Chiropractor HaMlnga church. ' atonary trip am! vacation. Don­ ald Elmore, director of music and youth al the church, la In charge 128 W. Center St. Hastings Phone July 15th thru 21st (&)STAYTAN Indoor-Outdoor Cl TANNING LOTION l*n* normal skin Mf»ly even With out sun or deepenv s natural tan 7 n. ox. 1.15 1.98 ■ e r Brinu MAGIC! MUSIC! LAUGHTER! *. -='>■ I viiiut 1! If Quick. soothing relief from ibe itch and irritation or sumac. 98 LOWELL | BETTY JOHNSON * BOAT JOHN DEERE LAWN fr GARDEN Goodyear '>,^i-*,100 mmoo irvnpMS Mil->«A.r*uea sn> siwm cassidytT-dancers mm., . —■ MlktCAlOWUl ' --SoveiN dsi. . . prka and number SMWMAT CMOMg-as CAST wets <srw«t . LOWUl Bros. Implements IM H. Mi. Wl 5-5052 DID YOU KNOW THAT THE ONLY PLACE IN TOWN WHERE YOU CAN BUY A Money Order on Saturday Afternoon is at the National Bank of Hastings? convenient as a check. Our money orders also have two copies, one for your receipt CANDIES ond one retaining copy for the bank for your safety. Why not Kodak Film take advantage of this Fast Film Processing and Service fl® CONDfflONfty COMFORT thi$ service only at the Open daily Monday thru Saturday 'til 3:00, Thursdays 'til 12:00 Show Starts at DUSK ADULTS $1.00 50c Fhono Wl 5-2466 numerous services, remember NATIONAL BANK OF HASTINGS Al OUR Cffl&DRUG SlQkll PRESCRIPTION PHARMACY convenience and our other on Saturday afternoons you get Shop in Children Undo. 12 126 L State St. ia Muascas, nism-igos* That's right! And it is as WALT DISNEYS Sondars & Russell Stover uutnt fTAM POISON IVY ID LOTION “ JULY26—31? Wl 5-3394 Thursday thru Wednesday DRUG STORE ““ GEORGE GOBEL 31 *nd Au« 1 r^Ftm ^pJ^^hV^ »“ »"X> U» Fly to Turkey , i Johns until Hzxrpting his present PRESCRIPTION PHARMACY V°“' I “Hixss « Lniu-w m ira. H» «««■- —* tn school udminlstratton began in .n 1923 when the Board of Educa- *'» Hon appointed him superintend- ne*r Ho»ard City, ent of the Mattawan Consolldat“ ed Schools In 1926 he accepted appoint­ ment as superintendent of schools Mra. Carlton Norcutl. the forEvery inch a rugged at Bellevue, where he remained until 1934 when he was named vid. left Saturday lor Metro­ John Deere Principal of the Stambaugh politan Airport at Detroit where Township Senior High School tn they took the 4:30 !pjn. jet for the Upper Peninsula’s Iron London. England, and Istanbul, You get a full measure of John Deere performance and convo* County. nienoe inthc 8 h.p. *‘110** Latrn In 1938. Beery returned to Southern Michigan a* super­ Adona. Turkey, with the OB. Air and Garden Tractor. intendent of the Plainwell Independent ground-apeed con­ Public School*. for two years. Janet ia the daugh­ trol. Doubb-oafe electric start­ er. Double-action brakes. At­ pointment as executive secretary ter of Mn Clarence Millar. 131 of the newly created Allegan 8 Waah|ngtqp Her sister and tachment* for mowing, clearing County Youth Council, a Rocke- husband, Mr. and Mn. Gerald enow, gardening, spraying. many more. fellar foundation sponsored pitot (Betty) Sanden, of Gun Lake will run continuously from & am. project to demonstrate what could be done to develop leader­ look Mn. Norcutt and David to ship opportunities among rural the airport too. with a John Dears “IK Tractor. Convenient credit. Anong the things which make Hichigad a Water Vondcrland are it* northern falla which punctuate rivers and creeks with a surging display of their restless beauty. Pictured at the top is Luce county's TaJmuatucnon Falls, mightiest of the Midwest's waterfalls aod one of Michigan's most famous scenic gems. Located in the state park which bears its name, the Tabquamenon each year attracts thou­ sands of viewers who marvel st its powerful charm. The Upper Peninsula chaims this great attraction just as it does all other waterfalls in this state except one—the Ocqueoc in Presque Isle county (bottom photo). More waterfalls like the Tahquamenon and those in Porcupine .Mountains state park need to be preserved for the public. The best hope for doing this is through the generosity of private landowners and conservation-minded organizations such as the Komen's Farm and Garden Association which several years ago gifted to the State Vagner Falls south of Munising. —Mich. Dept, of Conservation ) anT£* jMstor for a number of •Yeans. He was formerly pastor of !ie,rd 0,er “ ,oud -P*'1*" Jacob's jn |»44 Beery was appointed to ■play • which stari Margaret Wood­ the staff ot the Department of i,bury and Dave Hundhauaen to Education at Michigan State! the roles of the town who are University with the rank ot aa- 'separated , through circumstances. . . . .. , . selor* appointed to serve local! Beery* record shows that he ,nd established to was granted a teacher s life cer- h e । p irturning War Veterans tlflcate to 1923 by Oniral Michi- wlth lhflr problems and respon- Here Sunday Rehr M oat Reitll to fill yew ned preicnption Utttfy u 0'4end by your doctor. wide research .-v.... conducted — — — under ------ - .juq Jul>- UVUI wth *1 u wir the .'I*'. Ledges .Play—,.ii.nlAuu nf VTA Office of | house the auspices of the US. Ito.™ U IB. 1 „Um„ hl. tlvenvu of a crash vocational ( »nd “The training program conducted for; 9ound of Murder" thl* season, adtote to whool M*ops_for| Ull» weeM u -mu Wayne Beefy, assistant direclor of the Michigan Rehabilitatton Institute at Fine Lake, has announced hl* retirement effec­ tive July 23. U LU,a o. CX.Pman. director af the insUtute. Before the show opens the big engines wll be given the cold wa­ ter hydrastatic test on the boil­ Members of the M1 c h i g a i er* This la a rigorous test and is steam Engine and Thresher's given as a safety measure. club W1U hUte Ulflr three-day Several of the big engines will a,,,.. at Charlton Part July 80. move Into the part under their own “steam” and others will be I1... . ... . President of the club is Melvin *»... L. L. . „ w7nt~« <r. atZiuZ nark Ht President Of the club is Melvin moved In. The club members are 1 BUI Butler, who helps Harvey Jul Winters to a trailer pork al, LuBUin ot HaniUton. Tiie vica planning a work session at the Haan out occasionally at the Tampa Fla., but are now making pr£ldclll b Ward Woodmansee ! service station genus from the' take their year round P Hasting* and secretary- park to repair the ramp, teeter totter and make other necessary ;ffre station, lias made Kime In- . treasurer Is Clifford Peterson qf improvement* to assure the terestffig observations and he »lto three daughters. 13 grand- ora** Lake many thousands of visitors who feels that the city nremew de- daughter*, two grandson* and serve the highest praise 1 ollc granddaughter-in-law. Some -0 old steam engine*. will visit the park a ihree-dky fun -packed show. ’ After an alarm sounds he) ----- ------ •-----------Tile sheriff s poue will police checks the time until the men' r> • the park and the Emmett Rescue arrive and the truck leaves ! tVlDLlSt squad will be on hand. Lunches They invariably are en route to ITUadlUll : climbing, and In parade* which and dinners will be available on le*a than two minutes Last week wr 1 . o 1 the grounds. twhen the call was a barn fire to WOFKCF tf) ^D6clk If «toe Bristol Comer* area, toe men ” b*U diamond. and truck ten in one minute and 11 0 I ■ Some of toe en«:ne* will be .„.Z' d ” h. " '7 ,,, rifitty second He maintains this is mighty, J while other* will be used to dem- Coon . । ; fast work and quite a record. Guret pastor at the Hasting* onstratc old faotilomd slssm l ‘ We too agree Baptist Church Ainday will be threshing operation*, baling, and : the Rev. Pttar Niruwkixip, di- sawing. There will be prouy brake ! i rector of Christian Witness to and Baker fan testa, and a veneer j j Jews. Inc. which is a Baptist machine and shingle mill will be > ! Mission working among the Jew- In operation A new event added ) 1*1» people of the Detroit area. this year will be a pulling con- 1 ‘“ward Wtxxtotansee will act as I rrallies Firemen Sucttou Tliruu—>««»« I t« t ‘Enter Laughing Wayne Berry to K At The Ledge* of World War IT. As a supervisor of vocational Retire from Enter Laughing ' la a nlghly information and guidance in the romantic comedy Thl* new play, Department of Public Instruction starring Lane Bateman aa David, Pine Lake School 'in 1942. Been headed ■ State-1 young man in tow. opens Sunday. July 4. was. a memo­ rable and happy occasion tor Mr. and Mrs Fred S Jone* of Wall Lake. Delton, when they were honored on their 50th wedding anniversary by a reception given n»c. Bunday. July 1«. at. Chari- b, .~— by their daughters. Mr* .Francis ton Part MatUng about 2 pin. Hamilton, of Katemaauo; Mis Games far boys and glrk. and Joseph Cooper, of Marshall, end adults as wclL are scheduled Mr, John Bogner, of Charlotte, along with a boll game. • The lovely Cooper home toi Marshall, with its outdoor swimI ming pool, where the children , '.held forth all afternoon, ipade an ideal setting for the .175 guest* who called to extend congratu- I I teflons Many beautiful gifts were I received, also flowers and a j "Money Tree." | Hie large dining room table; covered wun with aa gi>m gold cioui cloth v—. r^w.._ 1(was WM covered Coming in 3 Weeks Walt Disney's MONKEY'S UNCLE Don't Mils It! / HASTINGS DRIVE-IN THEATRE So. Honover (M-37) Vi Milo from City Limits Open Friday Nights 7:00 'til 8:00 National Bank of Hastings Member Federal Reterra Syetem and Federal Ilepoiil Ineurance Corporation DEPOSITS INSURED UP TO >10.000.00 Loans from *60°° to *60,000°° �I *—THE HASTINGS BANNER Dowling Chureh Celebrates 10th Anniversary NORTH IRVING WESLEYAN , PILGRIM HOLINESS CHURCH HASTINGS 8KVENTH-DAY HASTINGS EVANGELICAL Methodist WSCS I METHODIST CHURCH Rev. V. L. Draggoo. Pastor UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH ADVENTIST CHURCH Oak Catholic Church at Dowling Training Session HMtings. Michigan celebrated the 10th anniversary 4 mllea W. of Broadway, Freeport H. J. Buwalda. Minister i of the panUi on Bunday. July 11.1 Here on Tuesday Ph. Wl 6-6319 Rev. Gerald H epimer, Pastor ।1 10 am. Sunday achool. . East and Grand. Hastings. Mich.1 11 am. Morning wonhlp. Sunday school, 10 am. PhouM Wl 5-4995 or Wl 5-3397. Woralilp, 11 am Morning worship. 11 am , Youth rnoetliig. 6:15 pm Counseling by ajipolntment TMcsYoung People s service, 7 pm Met of Women's Society daj- through Friday. Evangelical service, a pm 1 9:55 am Sunday School. Lron , Sunday. "Faith for Today," on SStaKTbi1 of I UNITED BRETHREN IN Bunday -Voice ot Prophecy PEOPLE’S BIBLE CHURCH tng program TUioday. July 20. at 11 am. Worship. Sermon"FwKh a-n-v i-'Vn a Vi • m ” u.uuj. uuv»vu CHRIST CHURCH In Action." Text Heb. II. Organ- f^10 WJEF 1230, 8.30 am 1 pm. at the First Methodist Hl, Nashville. Ph 653-8477' church. All offkxrs, secretariat M. Ruth Went -----------gifts to help furnish the new 9.30 am. Worship. and circle presidents are invited 6 pm. Y Hour. HASTINGS WESLEYAN 11 am. Morning worship. nctory at Deitoa, which was a to come, including the officers. 7 pm. Evening Service. Sermon METHODIST CHURCH 10 am. Bunday school. 8:15 Christian Endeavor r-v. Richard Mym of Howell ; Cor. N. Michigan 6* E. Blate Rd. ,u«h “d 8enIot Prayer mcotlng Thursday, 7:30 Monday, Jr. Camp at Rlrmldc Rev. Keith Coffey, Pastor ;High Youth Groups. • paL church. —— ,VT 5-3313 T-4A nnt Kranlnu uWvtrA r pm. Mid-week CLOVERDALE EVANGELICAL Suf.' Meeting. CHURCH E.va Paklrtan 30.000 pounrLv. BOWENS MILLS CHAPEL Young People's meet. Pioneer Giris Rev. George Marshall. Pastor ' Italy. 4U.00O pounds. Philippines Henry VanTU, Evangelist Bible Study. i 19.995 pounds, and 49M0 pounds 10 am. Morning service. 0.30 am. Morning Group. Morning worship, 11 tun. 11:16 am. Bunday school 7 pun. Evening Group. I The nral for high protein " '—*— 4‘ pm pun. Auembly Assembly and KILPATRICK UNITED Saturday, WOODLAND CHURCH OF fun<l» from CROP luiA Imi A cordial welcome to all. Youth Camp al Rireraide Camp, brethren CHURCH mccallum united । THE BRETHREN ........ reelected Thuraday to another Riirrmnan Buchanan . •■ BRETHREN IN 8319 Coats Grove Road i tint the U. 8. Government iwa two-year tenn as pnaldent ofi 2-4 pm Church Library.flpena.; CARLTON CENTER CHRIST CHURCH Hoffman ... V,_7.. .‘hud to cut Ito eotrtribultons of the Mlchlitan Omfnvnrr of - . -- .METHODIST CHURCH 10 am Sunday school. "The Church In the Wildwood,. —— — ---- — —r- mux unaer i-uunc iaiw ieu tw­ Seventh - day Advenrista. The MIDDLEVILLE CHRISTIAN RbV. Richard VandcnBoech, 11 am. Worship service. Otte Lake Road in a campaign inkriatcd by rapidly dwindling CROP to provide freedom from .!oct, 8 REFORMED CHAPEL Morning worship. I hunger for persons in food-short ■ 706 W. Main Street Interim Pastor FIRST CHURCH OF GOD Mn. Harold Fluharty, RnaeBev. Earl Setupper LAKEWOOD BAPTIST Sunday xhool, 10 am. 1330 N. Broadway, Hastings Wonhlp. 10 am. CHURCH j Worship, 11 CEDAR CREEK BIBLE Rev. George J. Huber, Pastor J am 07th annual convention. Community Room above Wood* T:15 Chrtt Christian Endeavt Sunday School. 11:15 am. Pixme 945-3195 CHURCH 7:15 rr-riecUa was SeereUr j 'makers: Mra. William ^crumlln, land Fire station. Evening Wonhlp, 7:30. 8 p.m. Ev> service. Where a Christian Experience Campground Rd. 8 miles kuUi of CROP Russell HarUlcr, bl call­ , Holly, State ciurirmnn of Form . K. W. Moshe-, Pastor Makes you a Member. Wed, 8 p.i Hastings i Bureau Women, and Mrs Rob9.50 am. Sunday scJxjoL ed SIIARE-A-LOAF. Pastor. Donald Tack HASTINGS METHODIST 11 am Worship service. 11 cun. Homing worship. Sunday school. 10 am S. KALAMO PENTECOSTAL CHURCHES United Church Women of Mich­ Warthip, 11 am CHURCH First Methodist Church igan: torr issued tills ctollcngu Youth ifteetlng, 6:15 pm Rev. Arbutus Hurl eta. Pastor spcctod organixaUoca as United to Michigan homemakers: "With 7:30 pm. Wednesday prayer. Sunday school. 10 am. Church Women. Funn Bureau Rev. George EUlott Mosher, Pastor, 367-3585. Worship, 11 am. Wednesday prayer meeting and Women, and Association of Ex­ Just n hole extra rare in budgetmental sscroUriM indicating Evangelistic service 7:30 pm THE CHURCH OF , Bible study, 7:30 pm . teruilnn Harnemakrra. the pro­ tng couldnt almost any family shore tiie price of ONE loaf of LAKEWOOD E. U. B. CHURCH growth in tnaikaL educational Prayer meet Thura, 7:30 pm. JESUS CHRIST OF gram has already been mtroduc- bread each' week? By doing so -----------LATTER DAY SAINTS THE GALILEAN BAPTIST ed tn every county in Michigan, for only '-’0 wwks tiie family can Sunday warehip, 10 am. uvttr. CHURCH j TRINITY GOSPEL CHURCH : Hartzlc stated. ' provide n daily bow! of MichiSunday school. 11 am. Sunday School, 10:30 am Former Freeport High School j 1118 Jordan Lake Street SHARE-A - LOAP to drslgm-d MYP Sunday, 2 pm. Lake OQeara I.P.A. Campgrounds Mlsionartcs, phono 045-9253. Sunday school. 10 am. to provide tha family' an opTuesday. 1 pm. WSCS officers Sunday evening service, 8 pm -----------Worship service, 11 am Phone DR 4-8377 with training. Michigan produced milk for one Wednesday service, 8 pm CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Evening service. 7:30 pm. Wednesday. 7 pm. Vacation 307 E. Marshall Street i Wed, Prayer — meeting. — »■-■■■ 8 pm j symbol of all food, is shipped Church school. MILO BIBLE CHURCH ; The UtUe church with the big by Michigan CROP In riwfonn beginning curly in July wu can Junior •’Ugh workshop meeting. Route 3, Delton mesaage. Phono 765-8871: ------------------410 E. Madison. 946-5066 fcrencc ot Scvcnlh-day Adven.of Michigan grown lx-.uis and have our folders filled by Thankxiving. Wouldn't our exRev. Frank Crabb Evening service. 8 pm. 9:45 am. Church school. SupL tteta, Washington. D. C. Michigan produced milk. Three I A. J. Spoelstra, Pastor Mra. Evelyn Benedict. HASTINGS ASSEMBLY Bible Study Wed, 7:30 pm two hlgh-proLdn items, accord- preBstonx Of THANKS-GIVING Sunday scltool 10 am 11 am. Morning worship OF GOD CHURCH ‘ f«.to to SHARING!' j Wonhlp, 11 am 102 E. ~ Wixxlland 7:30 pm Wed-, Bible study; ~ ' avenue t ruxxlea suppuvnrnuu food* in Church school. 9:46 am. Rev. M P. Goble, Bastor WOODLAND UNITED only be ot Worship service. 10:30 am return to GBACE LUTHERAN CHURCH I BRETHREN CHURCH God and u_, Quimby Chureh People's Church FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, Lowell Dimos, Pastor are also miming the enrichmr nt Rev. E. L. Schwon, j Bunday school, 10 am. SCIENTIST of being involved m projects for Drive-In Service Vacancy Pastor the Ijettennent ot humanity, both Sermon: "Aa Christ Left Us." Divine woraidp, 10:45 am 7 pm. Wednesday service. The Mwvngtn Quartet from I Christian Endeavor, 6:30 pm. around the corner and around Thursday. July 22. Marrin — -...—J .. . RSTILO, Sunday schooL 11 am Blancord U to pnwent a program WSCS cafeteria supper, 5 o'clock Every Bunday—"Tills Is the I public invited. »y service, 7:45 pm HASTINGS CONGREGATION The 10-d*y Adventtet convenroom open Wedncs- OF JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES Sunday at tiie Peoples Bible ■ O in J n ™ * •F’Nl I tn V ' ■ C * over WOOD-TV, 10:30 am; u»cr over WUUDBUKY WOODBURY UNITED Church on state Road, a quarc*r onur .'.Tur.. ■<. «, iu .w *ou., 8T. ROBE CATI1OLIC CHURCH WZZM-TV. 11 am.; over WILX- J BRETHREN CHURCH I Sunday Public talk, 3 pm. Rev. Fr. Joseph C. Dunphy, tv, 11:30 am. — COATS GROVE I Rev. Torrey O. ••■Biuvanlc, **--• Paxtor Watchtower Bible Study. 4:15 Halrlcy' As«tetan# -The Lutheran Hour- ovcr ;i ‘~” *Tetepbone 374-3346 ’ ' CHRISTIAN CHURCH CARLTON 8EVRNTH-DAY -- -------------------Cor. Coato Grove Rd. and ADVENTIST CHURCH through the generosity of Mich- Ifur car and «-n|ov the special Durkee Rood study, 8:16 pm. Ln Village of Woodbury Hawley's vacation.! Holy Communion will be cclcBunday school, 8:45 am. i beans were shipped to Domini------------ •—:-------Worship. 11 am. Floyd Waller, SupL Scrvloe meeting. 8:30 pm can Republic, 78.810 pounds. PoMr. and Mrv Lewis Hine will Junior church for children, 4-9 Bible sdunl, 10 a.m. land 80.554 pounds, Congo 80.- return this mvk after vacationENJOY HASTINGS BAPTIST CHURCH Youth choir rehearsal. Wed, Warship hour. 11 am. WOODl^ND < 000 pounds. Haiti 90.000 poundx. ipg in H*£i days Before Miuz.cn on weekdays. j Rev Russell Houseman—Pastor CAREFREE Christian Endeavor, Bunday, 5 METHODIST 'CHURCH Donald Elmore—Director ot m ; Rev. Rlcbard VandenBoech, Music and Youth ST. AUGUSTINE, 9:45 am. Bunday School. Bible Study and prayer r-cr-J HASTINGS FREE Morning wonhlp, 11 am. MIDDLEVILLE vice. Wednesday, 8 pm. at.Roger, METHODIST CHURCH I Youth Fellowship, 7:30 pm. Bollwood A E. State Road L -----------Rev. Marvin Blckmlller. Pastor DELTON METHODIST ST. AMBROSE CATHOLIC Pettr Nicuwkoop. This service is WESLEYAN 3IETHODIST CHURCH CHURCH AT DELTON Family Bundles broadcast over WBCH. ; CHURCH Rev. F> Deni* P. Nash, Pastor 11 am. Junior Church. For . Phene 623-5850 Damp Wash • Wash and Fluff Dry children 4 to 8. Wednesday prayer, 7:30 pm. < Church ____________ Study,_________ Sunday, .. Whin you're insured hy OUR LADY OF GREAT OAK. K worm invitation lx extended am Wo Finish Shirts, Flatwork, Work Clothe* • wonhlp Bunday. 11am WOLVERINE'S DOWLING HASTINGS HOME LAUNDRY tids friendly church. Youth Fellowships), Sunday. ISHARE-fl-LOBFl Seventh-day Adventists Rename Leaders Share-A-Loaf Is CROP Plan To Feed Hungry COMPLETE LAUNDRY SERVICE NEW Boitnvner't Policy HA8TINGS GRACE BRETHREN CHURCH UoMHty ’ Madical Faymvnfi for. .. Ovrboatdi • Inboatdi • SoilbaaU HASTINGS INSURANCE AGENCY 219 Watt Stata St. "Side of Strand Theatre" ■ iiviiv E. R. Lawrence Mutual Fund Investment! INTER-LAKES BAPTIST ’ CHURCH Delton. Mich. Sunday school. 10 am Worship. 11 am. Evening wonhlp, 7 pm Howship. 1 pm. ;Wednesday. IRVING CILAPEL Rev. Chalmer Miller, Pastor Phone RO 6-3503 Sunday school, 10 am. arshlp. 11 o.m. SPECIAL SCHOOL ELECTION NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to the Qualified Electon of School District No. 4 Fractional (Gregory), Hastings, (Lillian & Ray Gibion) 323 S. Michigan Wl 5-4062 Worship hour, 11 | Bible Study. Bunday evening i . 8 30 pm. Adult Choir rehearThe Bible, the whole Bible and saJ- i MW'’rwt Phone 945-4100 broadcast over WFUR. am. CYC group*. Wed.. 4-6 pm. Clumoel choir rebearaal, Thura. | Young Pcoplk Titursday. 7 pm. 7 pm. o run women a Prayer Band. Rutland ond Baltimore Townships, Barry County, Michigan ' EMMANUEL EPISCOPAL CHURCH Rev Don M. Gury, Rector 8,am. Holy Communion. 10 a m Morning Prayer and Sermon b/ lhe Rector. Wednesday. July 21. luncheon : for for women P-.xH.iii at at Bonwomen of tiie the Pariah [neU Conference Center, near. Holland. Why/are Chryslers so popular these days? j | FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Broadway and Center Willard H. Curtis. Minister Sunday. July 18. 1965 ‘ Morning Worallip. 9:30. nursery | provided. Broadcast of this serv­ ice over WBCH. Sermon: “Jesus —The Living Presence." 9 30 Church School Cteaws for Firat Grade and below. । 10:30 Chnncd Choir practice. DRIVE ONI I aoeiatkm-will hove lite Summer Franklin Huntley will review the book. To Light a Candle" by Dr. Welthy Hunsinger Fisher This offering providen scholar­ ships for chaplains and nurses; funds for In-service training, drugs and medical equipment for icUnlcB and many health serv- That a Special Election Will Be Held on PEOPLEH BIBLE CHURCH RI. NashvUle. r ■4 mile E. of M-C6 on Suite Rd. July 19, 1965 The Poll* for the said Election will be open from 7:00 o'clock a.m., ond remain open until 8:00 The place <or places1 of ELECTION orc indicated Phone 653-3248 ’ 11 am Morning wonhlp. 10 am Sunday retool. You'll discover a Chrysler adds up to solid the extra heft you need for a big car ride.jt' . I your car.’ Enjoy the special music. prayer. Gregory School House The following PROPOSITIONS or QUESTIONS will Annaxation to Hatting* Public School* B-l. (2) An increase in the constitutional millage limitation by 4.5 milk for the year*, 1965­ just a few dollars a month more than the most popular smaller cars, comparably equipped. StnaH difference to pay Women's Mtealonary Fellow­ ship 2nd Tues, each rnotiih. 7:30. for a mighty big difference in your driving. No wonder it's the most popular Chrysler in history. ORANGEVILLE BAPTIST CHURCH W. Glen Campbell. Pastor 3 Miles South of Gun Lake 0:45 am. Sunday acliool. 11 am. Morning worship. AUTHORIZED DEALERS study and prayer service. bonded indebtedneu of Ha«ting< Schools B-1. In the amount Public $760,000.00. STONEY POINT FREE METHODIST CHURCH Rev. Gwtnncth Ectelr.g. Pastor ulsmwt 1 8 pm Preaching CHRYSLER yU MOTORS CORPORATION We all share in Customer Care 1968. both inclusive, for operating purpose*. (J) lhe smaller cars can't match. Its 124-inch wheelbase gives you red by a big 383 cu. in. V-8 that you’d pay extra for on the smaller cars. You’d think performance like this would cost a lot. But it doesn't. Nearly half our Chrysler models are priced rrnrn BARRY'S FARM STORE DEWEY'S CAR PALACE S. Hanover at Hastings City Limits M-43 ot Sprague Rd., Delton �THERMO TEMP- i THIS WEEK! THE HASTINO8 BANNER—k Thuradxy, July IS. 1943 Plus Area Delegates To Attend State Legion Conclave 50 Extra Top Value Stamps Insulated Serving Ware 10-oz. Coffee Cup with the purchase of The 47th Annual Department Convention of The American Ixgion will be held in Lansing, Michigan. July 15-18. IMS. State Commander Duane T Brigstock has announced that National Commander Donald E. Johnson. West Branch, Iowa, will address the delegate* to the 47 th Department Convention at Ute opening seaslon to be held at the Civic Center. Lamintf. on Friday. July 16. at 3 pm. Delegates from the Laurence J. Bauer Post of Hastings are Cmdr. Richard Uxhlhouser, Vlee Coindr. Richard GaakUI. Keith AlnslLe. Ronald klarlin and Winston Merrick. Over five thousand Legion- . nalres and Auxiliaries are ex- . pected to attend. Headquartcar ' for lhe Legion meeUngs will be the Jack Tar Hotel while the Auxiliaries will meet at the Capi­ tol Park Hotel. Abo. convening during the Legion Convention will be the two Legion honorary societies: The Forty and Eight and Twenty and Four. Delegates to this convention will hold three formal conven­ tion sesainns during the four-day meet ;-tnese will be held on Fri­ day, Saturday and Sunday. Some at the highlights of thia convention will be the annual convention parade at 3:30 pm. Saturday. July 17, followed by The American Leginn liand con­ cert on the Bute Capitol lawn at 8 pm. 2 THERMO TEMP COFFEE CUPS THE FRIENDLY. L FOLKS and 3rd wedk Mailer Coupon TENDERAY Double value Stamps Tenderay Tenderay Swiss, Rib and* CHUCK STEAKS ROUND STEAKS EVERY WEDNESDAY Double-Breasted or 3-Legged Fryers Personal Mention Flying Jib Reg or Extra Mild SHRIMP BITS Paschke's 69* ib Country Club Chunk RING BOLOGNA it 59- Eckricfc lb 49* Frej jhore Ocean ALL BEEF FRANKS n. 69' SIRLOIN STEAK ib *1.09 99< CUBE STEAKS ib 49* n>»1.19 >b 79« SLICED BACON » pt, 79* LEG '0 PORK k Morrell Hickory P.ubk.'i Perck Fillets T-BONE STEAK Boneless Loin' O Pork or Kay Bee Frozen DRAUNSCHWEIGER CIRCUS FRANKS ib 69' Hygrade'x Polish or Roasted Sausage or Tenderay Boston Rolled Center Cut Rib Pork Chops 'Silver Vac-Pac Franks Platter Banquet Frozen Tenderay Boneless Mr. and Mrs Marland Jay have returned from visiting relatives In Kokomo. Marion. Geneva and Huntington, Ind. They were taken to observe the damage at RiMBlaylUe. the result. of the Palm Bunday tornadoes. Nearly 00 percent of thia little town la completely gene and the Na­ tional Guard of Gary. Ind., was to move In for a couple of week­ ends to clean up the debris. A large trailer sat by the highway where motorists could contribute to helping there people. Accom­ panying the Jay s to their home ww their son. Robert, and ciilldren, Robert Jr. anil Ann of Ko­ komo. Ind Tiie children stayed a week and have now returned to thru home. 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Leo Frey ■4. U> 445. S.ttU Creek 71I-CX11 The Fine Association befci Its annual picnic last Sunday on lhe Lake Association's property. About, I too persons attended. Oamfcs were played In ths after­ noon. The Case reunion wwi held at the summer cottage of Mr. and Mri. Fred SUlra Bunday. ■ About 60 persona attended the 103rd reunion of the Cases and their descendants. * Congratu­ lations to Mr. and Mra. Carl Doo­ little of Tekonsha who welcomed the arrival of 8 pound. 1 ounce, Kerin Scott on June 29th In Leila Hospital. Mra. DoolltUc is the former Nancy Johnson. , Mra. Bessie Tungate called on her son. Horace who was criti­ cally hurt In an automobile ac­ cident that killed his wife. Tues­ day at Boftesa hospital. * Mr. and Mra. Leo Prey and family, spent, the weekend of the 4th at their Pine Lake cottage. Bunday callers at their cottage were Mr. and Mrs. Fred Prey and Mr. and Mra. Gerald Shepard of near St. Mary s take. A The WSCS met at the home ot Mra Alice Frey with Mra. Bessie Jones for ths co-bo«tee* last Wednesday. About 20 attended Mr. and Mra Gordon Buxton have added a raw room on their home. Her brother, John Crago, luux done much of Uio work. Mr and Mra Robert Frey and family were 4th of July dinner guests ot Mr. and Mra. Fred Prey. * Mra. Elbert Hoover is rtll) at Icila iKJspital. a Mra. Ervin Babcock returned from a stay at Lakeview booplial. * Iris Thornton entered Community Hospital but Monday aa a medi­ cal patient. ♦ Young Roger Taele is still a medical patient at Pen­ nock hospital In Hartings. Mr. and Mra.. CTlare Trumbull are going to Rochester. N. Y.. for a weeks' visit with reiaUves. The official board met at the Banfield Methodist Church Fri­ day night. * Greuld Shcpanl and Leo Frey spent a week at the Prey’s Pine Lake cottage. Wednesday and Thumfay Fred Prey stayed with Uie feUows Mr. and Mra. Allan Nickerson and family from Wauba.<con Rd. Mr and Mra. Max Mast and family of Battle Creek. Mr and Mra. William Nickerson and aon, Suzanne and Mark were Sunday dinner gurats of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Nickerson. * The I Methodist parsonage board met at the pcuTcmago Thunxlay evening. * Tiie family of Mra Fred Keech lield a surprise birthday party few her Saturday evening. 4r Mr. and Mra. Glenn Miller from Halo spent Wednesday night with Mr. nnd Mrs Everett Couch Ln Dow­ ling. Sunday night they accom­ panied Mr. and Mra Orllc Miller to their home in Holland. They nro tnnking their headquarters at the Leo Prey Home during their northern Michigan visit ♦ Peter Vandennoien from Galea­ burg was a recent visitor of Leo Frey, who ia will recuperating at iwmc *• Mra O. 8. Crane re­ turned Thursday from Dskevlew Hospital where she waa a aunrical patient. She is now at the homo of her son and wife, Mr. and Mra. Ncrman Crajc. Nellie Demon spent Wednesday nnd Thursday with Mr. and Mra. Fred "Prey. * Mr. and Mrs. Gor­ don Buxton spent the 4th of July weekend at their Brady Lake cot­ tage near Matey. �program, improving retaUMU botween supervisors and local as­ sociations, MtUng standards of training far new DHIA roper- THE Name Delton Mother as 4H leader of Month HASTINGS BANNER Highlights Interesting FARM NEWS wiflc radio recognition Thursday,' July as. Ilh ManhsB [ n adllor. whlrh Watch Your 17* 1 1 f Mr*. Matt was notified of her selection from among entries ’ from many other Michigan coun-1/"( Uro by OM« L BlMMA.Uni F IClCiS IGF director uf 4H - Youth Programs for the MSU Extension Service Mr*. Mott as Kathryn Horton Invite Barry Woodhjnd 411 Tillers to Tour Saddle Club Top Hog Farms Joins CPA Group l...> In Tnura. The Mlclilgan organisation Will gan Dairy Herd Improvement AaaocteUon Supervisor* Associa­ hold frequent meetings In seven tion (DHIA) makes it the third districts of the state. Hie following supervisors were such State-wide organtoatlon in elected district the United States. "OrganUaUon of this associa­ a Reed. Brimls K? ; George Hl tion got underway several months DeWitte. AUO^’ ago when a group or supervisors Henry * - „ in lhe thumb area drew up a bur.®“<y-Tff ’ constitution for presentation atlsendorf. Armada, and Raymond the annual Michigan DH IA : FlriiRomeo. I. list—/»rry Covatr *H C««p, meeting." says Paul A. Wilkes, | Klurendorf^th^ °t -Jss 4H SWIMMING POOL SCH1DUI.B Michigan State University exten-, Uie newly <fomrad aion dairy soeclnllst, ■ I Vk‘!'pre*it’ent to Georgs Hstte The Michigan DHIA roper- j ^L^rFUh * " secrstary,lww. the re ahead f- IUc“urer' annual meeting. ‘ iltcted a member of tha Ameri­ Purposes of this > can Institute of OcrUHed Pubinclude conforming -. Michigan swine farmers will regulations of the national DHIA have an opportunity to visit some I of lhe Nation's top hog farms in All members of the Woodland Roberts. Cherry and Company July is the time to took in your with a variety of projects. Her Bute Highway Depart4H Saddto-Club are to mi ' husband was a member for seven fields for the new com virus late Julythe John Barnum farm on Arthur Stoeby. County Exten­ on Sunday. July II. .at 2 pm , Service Chib. sion Director, reports com dwarf This practice session will be mosaic didn’t reach Michigan The Park Naming OotUUlto* Judged by Paul Friedll of Sara­ the State Service Club and the test year but farmers, particu­ nac. . Michigan Bute College campus larly in southern Michigan areas, should be on lhe lookout. 4H Club. Ing Of' Michigan State University, adSiw and her husband both arc purple ■ vises that the trip is planned to 4H leaders. Their daughter. Nan*i study management practices and coloring and stunting of -■-plants Is a signal Uiat lhe disease may completed many project*, too. insulted before formal opening Decoration of the fair ba equipment far efficient pork pro­ Mra Malt is superintendent have hit your farm­ Frank Light, chairman of the planned tar Saturday, July Contact the Barry County Ex­ duction. Michigan ASC8 State Commit­ Center structure on the tension Service if you have sus­ The trip to open to any Michl Meyers' home. Committee mem­ tee. announced an additional al- net area sites in mid-July. picious plants in your Held and they-will be checked. tally useful for those who are bers are: Bait GHUtand. Nancy ing conservation measures now Estep. Ken Brooks, Karon Bar­ gravnixn rcprtaauing Mich! Michigan State University contemplating new buildings or num underway or to be started soon put's seventh district. and Chris Belson. ' enlarging present facilities. Mil­ Tiie trophy committee consist­ in 10 Michigan counUes severely ler adds. The tour will also visit damaged by tornadoes Palm Sun­ Che MoarMan Research Farm al ing of Debbie Furrow. Barb OHU- 'day. April 11. land, Chris Belson. Nancy Estep. the University of Hlinols. Michigan this year. Hie funds to be used to re­ Barnum and Janet 8hcpfifth year as a cook at Delton The tour group will be limited Karon Virus-resistant inbred* of l.r li tn nt thnlr High Sdhool. Michigan corn varieUes may Us to 40. The group will leave East home at 0 am. Saturday July daniaged by storms are in, ndnunc as o am. oaiuraay, juiy hIUoq to preliminary aUbcaMrs. Mott has also been a available for plan Ung in 1968 Pew, If any. 1068 seeds have such morning and return Wednesday k tlon of »200.000 applied to these years and is a co-guardtan of the resistance from the disease which night. Reservations can be made There will be a wiener K**t;C0UnuM Delton Hortron Club In which 17 could pose a real threat to the through the Barry County office on Monday. July 36. at 0:90 pm ' ‘ The counties are Allegan. Think of wh«t high school girls have reached State's corn crop. of the Cooperative Extension At this time any quesUons per- n*rry, Branch. Hillsdale. Kalalhe highest rank in tiie Camp you miss when your Service. Reservations should be talnlng to fair or show day will m»,oo. Kent, Lenawee. Monroe. Fire program. Don’t xxr another day slip by without opening; or note that made by July 15. They can also set is broken Mr. Mott Is a past master of be made by contact with Prof. trailer on the fairgrounds. total gifocatton of 8370,000 adding to your insured savings account for the full Miller, Anthony Hall. MSU Charles Stadel has donated for the Mlcliigan counties to the month of profitable returns — "4 full montho Cost-of the trip will be SIS for straw for the whole club to use BraoUnt raUmated by the county transportation and tour members fair week. Marvin Kantner said Agricultural StabUizaUon and on our next earnings day in. Scout. Nancy and Rusty are both will provide their own meals and that If any member was in need Conservation <A8C) Committees, which U sold m produce. lodging. A check to cover trans­ of hay to contact him. Dick Es-, whlch wUj be needed for costportation must accompany reser­ tep volunteered to haul/tawdus: shartng mra4Ur„ now underway to put in the alleyway, '^he club M to be undertaken in these vations. "We think tours of this kind wishes to thank all of yotT'Dads I counties under the 1B65 Agricul| tural Conservation Program have done more to bring about for helping us out." The club to gtad to enroll । Emergency measures to be unImprovement tn the twins busi­ ness tn Michigan titan any other two more new. mem be r» giving dertaken include removal of dsa totalmemb«< of Woodland brte from ditches, farmlands, stream* and actlvity," Miller observes. "We Club They weSaddle Deb- i d ™m^e and repairing i't let a faulty Mt rob you hope that any farmer interested hi- anil Ilan Eurrn— nt R* lias. _ __ — or replacing farm fences. in latest developments for mod­ The Secretary ot Agriculture ern pork production will join us Barn Duty schedule for fair for the teip." U - 51 to designate disaster We reppir hi-fi ond there will also be a chart on The Michigan Cooperative Ex- which all hay is to be checked Uon amistanee to restore land tope rccorden, too. tcnrlon Service held more Uun in %nd out. This should helji damaged By natural disaster*. 110JWO educational meetings dur­ eliminate tost hay. Fungs allocated for coat-shar­ Remember July 36-31 is Has­ ing emergency conservation ing HMi with a tested attendance tings Fair Week. of over two million. measures also are authorised by Bob Smith of R3 Hustings wa.-, Agrtculturv is becoming in­ the recipient of the belt buckle tercd through the Agricultural Today, more than 80,000 farmers, rancher* and creasingly morn technical. Of given io the best trail rider a|i Conw-rvation Program 'ACPI by HOWAU TRUMBULL part-time farmer* In MJchlffsn, Wisconsin. Minnesota 2,000 graduating seniors inzmui. Jun^\lfl. The trail ride * Slate and county ABC commit­ Wl 5-91.9 & Wl 5-5991 Bufced by Charkw Topp of BaW- tees. ■ . F and North Dakqta aro using V* billion dollar* In Under ACP the Federal Gov­ fourth plan to take adi Land Bank Loans to expand, modernise and improvs Formerly ernment shares the cost of con­ graduate work. their farm businesses. Slack 1917. more than a quarservation needed to assure, In the teratillioa farmers have found their Land Bank tha 136 E. State St. EXPERT TH« bm credit source always geared to their actual tection, and improvement of soli SERVICE Phono Wl 5-3853 Meds. If yoa*ni-plahnlng'r farm Improvement or and water resources on farm­ WE CLOSE AT lands. expansion project, be sure to check your Land Bank All Sarlnfi Iniured Up to Emergency conservation as­ NOON,ON sistance Is In addition to ACP. 910,000 with F.S.L.I.C and can be made available to aid SATURDAYS A LAND BANK LOAN GIVES YOU. farmers anywhere in the United | Member Fedi-rnl Home Loon Htink ' Tire Shop A new and higher butterfat States when lands are damaged i Low total cost. Kuctlon record in the official by natural disaster. >4 1 U. S. ROYAL testing programs of the Distributor I Holstein - Friesian Association of Aiherka has been established for Bust Buys on | Michigan. New Cr Used Tire* I The new production rliu Mouatad FREE! Virus Disease Set for Fair ______ ___ Name Rest Area Barry Tornado Victims Eligible For U.S. Help ^FiJmcnomci 1. W.IEHICE GET YOUR SAVINGS IN BYTHEIOtb TO EARN FROM THE 1st 4% $U/BILLION SAYS FARM LOAN SERVICE IN A BIG WAY! CENTRAL RADIO & TV JIM BARR Haatian OHi:d PARKING FOR GRAIN MARKETING New Michigan Holstein Fat Record Set Straub. Gallen. Breaking the previous all-time record is Creation Pearl Norcne 4950957 (GP> with her pew rec-, ord for Senior four-year-old* milked two time* daily in the 305-day .division of tlie JLH1H program. Her official 305-da? tactatton totalled 20.130 lb* of milk and 949 lbs. of butterfat Crestian Pearl Norene was bred in the Straub herd. Site wassired by Coffeydale Sir Be*» Pearl 1029659 (VG>, u bull that has earned a Gold Medal Sire recognition. J Produetion sampling, welchfin* and testing operation* were supervised by Michigan State' Uon with the national Holstein organization. This new record was made un­ der the rules of Dairy Herd Im­ provement Registry—one of two herd testing programs conducted by the Holstein Association This and the Herd Improvement Reg­ istry testing program have .« combined enrollment of over 140.500 Registered Holstein cows in over 3,200 herds. It takes a great deal to be No.1 So come and get it! Right away HURRY1 GET A GREAT DEAL HOW ON A CORVAIR, AMERICA'S FAMOUS Corvair Monza Sport coup) REAR ENGINE FUN CAR. Now*! tha bMt time to go Corvair, tho fun car by Chevrolet. Corvair meant value in many brilliant ways. Lika the spirited rear engine. And famous ’Body by Fishar that means lasting style and rugged construction. The ride's greet, .too, whether you travel highway or narrow city street. See your Chevrolet dealer for a great deal on a Cenrebl RUSH! GET A GREAT DEAL NOW QN A CHEVROLET STORE ■ CASH MUlioni of butheit handled far hundreds of cultomen testify to the satis- fqctioa you get at Smith Bros. 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Evon tha rich look of walnut trim on tha instrument panel. Order with the big 326-hpTurboyour Impala. Bel Air, CMrtU MsMxj SperfftuM OUICKI GET A GREAT DEAL NOW OH A CHEVELLE. AMERICA'S MOST POPULAR MIDDLE-SIZED CAR. Leave it to Chevrolet to buy on a Cheveltol Check these Cheval Io value leaBody by Fisher. See your Chevrolet dealer now, at Carson City Campground In Children's Camp. David Powell is spending this week there. * fntnlly and Mr. and Mrs. Donald Cheney attended the Conklin re­ union at Chariton Par# Sunday * Ten guests attended the blrthTuesday. July 6. Mr. and Mra. Jod Howell and family returned home Saturday from a-trip through the Western States. * Mra. Kathy Batetnan and children, of Canada are spending some time at the Ernie Bateman home. * Mr. and Mn Ernie Bateman and Kathy Bate­ man and children attended the Bateman reunion al the home cf 5i<mi------------------ . £atOH Rapid A Bunday *“*« LARKE BUICK-CHEVROLET 143&E HANOVER HASTINGS PH. Wl 5-2425 �Fresh Out of the Attic ■ ■ ‘Si Hickory Corners ! ■aa- The reeuscltator from the Hkk- i . dtal Ills boyhood was ucc. Sonic made into ty. Seminary. Newton, aa he waej; usually called, was of studious । By Favorable * Tao little girls have been id to our population Mr. and i putr own taken ao large pence, also X daughter. H. D. Burpee have proved that they can win OTIS FAM^THAMlnlCA IJ? PART II । Volunteers and was commlsmaroo High 3377 ------------------------------------- Lieutenant ---------- ---------------11 HON. QBORGE LO- -----------------rioned Second In tt»l RENZO. Bofn Oct. 7. L83R. In regiment on the 12th of August, tattle York. N. Y. Married in; 1861, and shortly afterwards 1858. at St. Paul Minnesota, w«h his regiment was ordered M,;ry Virginia MU Morrison, to Kentucky and formed part of daughter of Cilarica E. Mix, c< Array of the Cumbertand. Wellington, D. C., for many' Shortly after reaching Kwunrty . _ Z-I.Im, C-Icw-lr • | . I—.~. -a. •• wish there was employment tor New from AticP ~ Sultana Frozen ytvtd her husband, dying Sept,! alde-dc - camp, w'tth whom he . Ih M.-— ■■■■ . ■_ . He lived with hla parenta on'April. 18®L in which ha tbok Mich., until about twenty hr eamntenewd Lhe rtudy of crpCcd the pocLUon of Atalatant tr.cihcine. Thbr aoon proved di»- I Adjutant General, with the rank Dinners he went to St- Paul. Minn, where tobef. 18C2. though not actively N.. , rw-tw-rl n Inur AlPleM .r»4 . —...... ——j r—■ —— — « Adjutant nf . the division Cleve, and t command in he wu again tant and el served with hla division In’the Chickamauga. campaign In 1863, and was tn that terrible battle from the beginning to the end. again receiving tiie approval ot hla superior officers; he was counsel in the railroad f^re- slightly wounded, but remained cInsures upon the St. Paul and on the field until the action Pacific Railroad and branch yystem extending from St. Paul r.nlroud magnate. James J. Hill In 1863 he was Democrallo place during the Nashville Army under General Hood at and was undoubtedly elected, but Nashville by General Thomae, election returns In the frontier the war having practically endlotcd an tn count him out Hr ronMdmd this a narrow escape - and Mcepina nlghls frorincs lest he had allowed himself to be thrust Into -public office, and would be compelled to abandon with Major-General George H. lowing election lie poMUvely re­ friendship he enjoyed until the Free Home Delivery TABLE TRIMMED Literary Club. SHOULDER CHOPS, Round Bone................. Ib. the Chicago ■--.b Ell..belli Kllohn but declined to accept any public ■laughUr of Mr. William K. office. 2281 VI RUTH CORNELIA. Born Aug. 9, 1837. Died April 27, 1872. He died BcpC. 6, 1813, IMS. 2283 VII CURTISS GIDEON. at his resldance. 1213 Atrtor Street. Chicago. He (.pent hli boyhood on the married, and died Nov. 1. 1880. old farm In Barry County. Mich, of which, on his father's death same day—Newton In Boulder. family burial ground at Rich­ Indi Plains. Mich, and entovd land. Mich. After his father’s the University of Michigan In death and the older children had 1855. After a partial course he h fl college and began the Mudy of Uw in the office of Joseph Miller, Esq , In Kolamasno, Mich., respected bead of the family. ■i portion of the time teaching <!«• High School during the day. and keeping up with the legal Mudiea at night. Ho took a de- School in 1887, and In the fall at farm until the younger boys had that year Joined his brother. cantilc buslnrea at Kalanuwoo, Mich. Never having enjoyed good then fanned a partnership with health. Its care and confinement hls brotlicr. under live firm name proved too great a tax. and soon of George L. and E. A. OUs, for brought to an end his useful if circumscribed Ufa Unued until the breaking out of Hie Civil War. He assisted in the ontanhaHiroId 0. 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He was also Association, THIS IS ALL YOU DO LEG O-LAMB £Q< * ORANGE. APPLE. GRAPR. PINEAPPLE-ORANGE, PINEAPPLE-GRAPEFRUIT Bar Plaid Stamp Gifts! ' *a?79' Tenn. April 3. 1885. and was burled at Mount Olivet Cwnetary " ’ LOIN LAMB CHOPS ................................................ Ib. S9c LAMB SHOULDERS................................................... Ib. 47c . utatjUshed their pioneer home family. 2380 V. JUDGE EPHRAIM ALLEN. Bom Aug. 3. 1835. In NOW! A4P and Plaid Stamps Offer JUST ARRIViD FOR DINNER ... YOUNG SPRING LAMB ROM NEW ZEALAND I nation tendered him by a rULUng driewstlon. 2278 ill JOSEPH E. Bom July 26 1831 Died th- following April. Nashville, one of the highest 3379 IV MARY RUTH. Bcm Judicial positions In the.State. Feb. 9. 1833. She died Aug. 25. 1890. at her brother EphralmTi And being the eldest daughter Urge huunchold and social rcrpondbUltles rratrd upon her. She was pontared of a very happy dL-porttlon. wm wise in Chicago CHICKEN, BEEF, TURKEY 39c 4 69 office of Balch A DeYoe. proml- division In the Army of the and lucnUlve, until lib death, He was on able, upright and » ic-cmalul lawyrr; refuacd an appointment to Um: Supreme Court tendered him by Governor (af- Meat Pies 11-az. Chicken, Beef, Turkey, Salisbury Steak, 10-«z. Ham Coffee Cake «*».' 59c CHEERI AID DRINK MIXES Regular 6 19c Pre-Sweetened 3 19c With Sugar 3 25c Martan's Froxan Braad Woodbury Bar Soap ’iritu CHfERIOS Ice Cream Bars 12 59 PRICES IN THIS AD EFFECTIVE SATURDAY, JULY 17 . �... im 57 Kellogg Reunion Sunday G—THE HASTINGS BANNER 1965 BARRY COUNTY 155 June HHS Grads To Continue Education . There were bl at Ute KeBogj reunion for dinner at Tyden Park Sunday noon. These Included <e Ray Waters. Bud Waters. Harold Grays, Floyd Wood*. John Woods and out-of-town guests from ter dinner the group gathered at the John Woods. 718 8. Washing­ ton. for an afternoon of visiting. I Haitings One hundred- and fifty - five ---------------- ■ —— ... ■ ■■ I Building Permits I members of the 26C members of iCook- IJndM Frdewa, Keith Per- on Craig. Janice Gaylor. Brenda, Harbin and Loretta Zurad. ! the Kte* graduating rlmi nt II.,. ■ n -■ Jack Pox. Annette Guenther, I Hart. MaryIon Harvatli. Sharon I Lansing Btudneaa University— tings High School aru planning CjnUtia Guggemos. Kyle James. TUnm. Jean Welcher and Sara jewinc Hart. I____________ .... I to continue their education, ac- •J’*n K*J**F' 8t®J'e OTJonnell. Yepes. Career Academy. Inc — LIM* i tzscior. T ' , THRU Z" July 26 i July 31 MIBCROUNDS-WEST STATE ROAD, HASTINGS FREE Admission . rnxn B4bte ‘kho<u ~A,kne I^XiJane‘Monu,u* R5'z££Un8-1 hWh Thirty-six June graduate are • to matriratete at KMton Com-1 <•”"!* Paul i -’* *•&* i Grand Rapids Bible School —; narp<r school of *1 -*ll.%.Tunite«, J»0 » «"* ««• D*r- Diana Greenfield and Marilyn Linda Hayner and Kathryn) tfiteteo. sheeauw. st.sw. srif eo»- gun University at Kalamazoo. 21 moreDarid‘s^tfiI,“l,’‘“nr CoU*<* ”1 Trthno,,’n' D,*’l Charlie Wolff. Michigan State Ito Michigan State University at Grand Valley State College — -Da'ld Smith. ,-John Newton. gmlor from Cincinnati, te cup1 East Da rising. 15 to Ferris State Dave Purdy. Davenport Instltule-Llnda Al-1 Heavy Cos [ taln lhe 1965 Spartan tennis College al Big Rapids, six to Katamasoo College — Ellen ‘ lerding. Jo-Anna Engle. Jamca Stanley Cole, team. Grand Rapids Junior College, Worgess. four to Alma at Ahna, three to Kellogg Community College — : the University of Michigan at Judy Bites. Irene Burkey. Mary I Ann Arbor and three to Central Ann Cramer. Connie Divens. Michigan University . at Mt Danny Echtlnaw, Bion Eye. Lin­ Pleasant. da Foster. Karen Frey, Ken Gar­ Schools and colleges lhe June rison. Ron Hayden, Robert Heel­ graduates art planning to at- «... er. .... Iris Hopkina. Barney Hutchtend follow: ' j ins. John James, Sally Kenfleld. Albion — Page Barden and Margery Kilmer. Margaret Leary. Mar* Johnson " (Mary Alice Lockwood. Theresa Ainu-Ann.. JU, Mfc. T» Ku/I nd mi Odinln. . SuTIISJS KF-n". ‘ k“arU“‘ Rust. Sue Sanborn. Patricia SenV- u U ,be I U V !j • I.’t,'! , UAIIUI C. Bnlne °,troU1 B°d' siba. Cathleen Stiunow, u«vid Sliaron Wellfare. Stamm, Robert Stevens. Sharon Eastern Michigan — Sandrai SUU, Connie VanSyckle. James Belson. Wallace. Carole Wills, Charlene Ferris State College — Betay. Wills. Buerge. Dawn BurghdotT. Doug, I .anti ng Community College — Duane Lee Baxter. . Manchester College (North Manchester. Ind .)—Sandra Allerdtng. Michigan State University — Donald Conrad. Ronald Dingerson. Kathleen Dorman, Dale Doty. Charles Drake. Gordon t>«U*« HUI. NsskviU. Endsley. • David Farrell. Russell I Felritc, Larry Frisby. Marilyn I Ironside. Susan Kahler. Rod Kelthley. Tom King. Mary McAllteter. Steve Mayo. Joe Morgan. Jasli HuagUa. Hiiungi Carol Rose. Kilty Rush. Valerie Smith, Rhtllp Stanton. Mary Jo ■a»n Bewnber*. lUddlevlIU 30 Michigan Technical University Jc‘< Houghton >—Edward Berry. Tom I Chandler Oakland University at Rochea- Marriage Licenses FUN FOR EVERYONE! ★ ★ ★ ★ EXHIBITS ★ HARNESS RACING STUNT DRIVERS ★ GIANT MIDWAY GRANDSTAND SHOWS ★ CONTESTS PULLING CONTESTS ★ "GRAND OLE OPRY" The Famous-Gigantic A. J. CARL SHOWS and Spring Arbor College-— Nyla-Jo Darby. Unire/slty of Dayton — Carol Hengesbach. Births at Pennock Monday, July 26 8:00 A.M.—Entries taken until 8:00 P.M. 1:00 P.M.—Southwest Mich. Jersey Parish Show. 1:00 P.M.—Midway Opens. 1:30 P.M.—Horse Show (Open). 6:30 P.M.—Evening Horse Show. Admission: 50c. Tuesday, July 27 —Kida’ Day— 9:00 A.M.—4H Hones Judging. 10: 00 A.M.—Midway Opens. Children’s Day Ride» at Reduced Prices. 2:30 P.M.—Children’? Contests, Garnet, •♦c. Grandstand Frdc. 8: 00 P.M.—Talenf SJrow. Admission: $1.00 . . . Children 50c Wednesday, July 28 Godfrey. Robert Shaltta and H. Lee Vahtelng. Western Michigan University— Marjorie Buck. Stephen Carr. 7 Ike.. 1V, ml. lair 1; Mr', end Mri Linda Ann Chase. Buzanne EckWUIImb Welker. I-*ie O4.m * lb. ardt. Judy FeteHrr. Julie Ann । Fisher. Te^ry Von Gerald. Mari- j lyn Hein. Donald Heteier, John , Houk, Jeffery Kimmel, Pau) Lubl- 1 enleckl. William 8. Moore. Karen S Morgan. Suzanne Mullenlx, Mullins. SI Olaughlfti, Johanna Pavlich. clnr H. High. 1 Ike.. 14 David Perry. Carl Peterson. I Mr. ud Mi,. Paul WMtay«r. 11 Brenda Purchte. Thomas Rey­ nolds. Steve Robinson. John Schowalter. Dennis Storrs and Jean Taffee. Kendall School of Design — Gary Oolnek, David Haas. Doug­ las Smith. Lake Odessa By Mri. Dan Peterman FFA. 4H Day— 9: 00 A.M.—Judging Dairy Cottle. 11: 00 A M.—Midway Opens. 2:00 P.M.—Hamess Racing. 4 Races, 2 Heats Each. $4,000.00 in purses. Seats: $1.00. 7: 00 P.M.—Livestock Parade. 8: 30 P.M.—Heavy Weight Horse Pulling. Admission: Adults $1.00 . . . Children 25c RACES 9:00 A.M.—Livestock Judging. 11:00 A.M.—Midway Opens. 2:00 P.M.—Hamess Racing. 4 Races, 2 Heats Each. $4,000.00 in purses. Saats: $1.00. 8:30 P.M.—King Kovac Auto Thrill Show. Admission: $1.00. CONTESTS < Friday, July 30 —Fot Stock Day— 9:00 A.M.—Dog Show Free (at the barnt). 11.00 A.M.—Midway Opent. 2:00 P.M.—Harnett Racing. 4 Races, 2 Heats Each. $4,000.00 in purses. • Seats: $1.0Q. 4:30 P.M.—-4H & FFA Fat Stock Sale. Judging Arena . . . Ladies. Midgets and Men. Admission: $1.00 . . . Ringtide $1.50. Mr. and Mrs Tony Burch nnd two children of Milan were Mon day. July 5, dinner guasts of 'Dan Hfekeys and also called ’ the James Hlckay home. ♦ I nnd Mrs. Jack Lindner and bl 'Ann spent Friday evening. J 12. at Spartan Village. East Lan sing, with Mr. and Mrs. Rob ; McDowell and Curt- * Mr. n Mrs. Robert Warren and Daryl I Lake Zurich. Ill. spent the J 4th holiday weekend with 1 land Mrs Dallas Rush and oil relatives * The Nelghborhc Club meets Thursday. July with Mrs. Bernard Scheldt the Brown Road with pol dinner. Mr. and Mrs. Dan Hickey Sunday. July 4th. guests of Elene Hickey of East Lan Other guests were Mr and Leo Hickey. Detroit, and Mr Mrs. Joe Hickey and daugl of St. Louts. Mo. ♦ Mr. and Kenneth Rush of Pontiac < Saturday. July 3. to spend week's vacation with hte mot Mrs. Maysei Rush, and o relatives. * The Shade reui was held Sunday, July 11. at Ionia fairgrounds. * Mr. Mrs. Robert Kart of Battle Cl were Sunday. July 4. visitors Mr. and Mrs. Harley St Karen RafUcr of Woodland a Saturday. July 3, supper | of her grandparent-, and Thelma Gilliland of Lan Mrs. Evelyn Short and Mrs. 1 Tasker were afternoon visitors Mrs. Thomas Curran and i children of Grand Rapids spe Thursday. July 1. with her par­ ents. the Dan Hickeys. Mary with their grandparent* until Tuesday night. * Harold Johns- EXHIBITS 1 son - Droste - Ferguson There are 32 wild and wonderful Wide-Track Pontiac tigers in tiger country. Right now is the best time to capture one on your terms! Helsel and Sharon Tagg. Tracy Beauty School — Janis Cota. REAHM MOTOR SALES 107 N. MICHIGAN PHONE Wl 5-2478 Saturday) ancL Mobile Homes and Phi Hips 66" Gas Station at Del's Auto Wrecking Mobile Home Sales M 37 South of Hastings GILLETTE Tires ON SALE gery. * A tribute and brief nie- Saturday, July 31 Gar Unger, deceased president 2:00'P.M.—Mule Pulling. 8:00 P.M.—Greatest Show of the Week! Grand ’Ole Opry. Several prominent stars and complete stage show. Grandstand—$1.00. Reserved scats on track $1.50. Harness Racing I Uon. was given Monday. July 5. at the fair. , Mr. and Mrs. Brandon Shade and Alice, rural Woodland, spent ths July 4 weekend at their cabin the Earl Shade home at Remus and on Charley Shade, a patient at the Lakeview Hospital. * Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Saints of Michigan Center visited her grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Torrey, recently. * Mr. Ann spent Sunday. July 4. with the Paul Lindner family at Sundago Park. Thomapple Lake, for a picnic. * Mrs Maysel Rush entertained with a family gtth- Stokke and Craig of Portland REGISTER FORM REFRESHMENTS FREE DOOR Do-Nuts & Coffee PRIZES! ON DISPLAY­ BLACKFORD CABS TYLER CAMPERS (Alto, Antique Can) ORCHIDS For The Ladies Balloons and Suckers for the Kiddies FREE COKE 6 pack GIVEN WITH THE PURCHASE OF 8 GALLONS OF GASOLINE � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/492/HastingsBanner_1965-07-22.pdf 988a0326986a7ab48f28dd3069a104aa PDF Text Text Sidewalk Ja COME TO HASTINGS FRIDAY FOR OUR CARNIVAL OF BARGAINS The Hastings Banner 1110th Year 22 Pages—3 Sections Hastings. Michigan, Thursday. July 22, 1965 NUMBER 14 Barry’s 106th Fair Opens Monday 3 Days Harness Racing, Pro Wrestling, Stage Shows Highlight Week CONCERT THURSDAY Meyer and Barry County’s lObih Fair, which fwovides a show place for the finest products of the farm and shop, and a wonderful world of entertainment for the young and old. ts io open Morttfay to continue all next week providing excitement and an opportunity for hundreds to win blue ribbons and prim. More than $17,500 jn purses and premium awards is being offered throughout the six-dav Earl McKlbbln. supervisor of । Arthur Steward Reveal Delton Plans for New School Facilities SURVEY DAMAGE—Emmett Bu Save 52 Head of Livestock As Fire Destroys Large Barn tryiiig to help them. Not-one of tha-r animals iouctuxl me I" moved In and the herd milked, (Sarah i Butler, who is Sally of nounced. Secretary McKibliit: said the Preliminary plans for additional highlight ot Monday's open­ will be the Southwest Dis- Education at a special meeting Monday night. July IX held on the fairground*. Judging the present high school building, a three room addition tn the lower elementary' facilities. remodeling of the current bus bam into needed manual training space and reloca- special trophy tor the beat 411 Jersey female exhibit. Two new three females and u mother­ daughter class. Frank Langley. fire about five miles The Three feeder pigs, little duck* and three kittens and their mother EDITORIALS If Bntnsu wants tn start all by HM.C. Among the things lost—the dam_ . r •• west end or thehlgh school will ny tsuucr—was quit Anns ouie. “"'.siar Ann ts the Butters' 10-rear- Free Hearing Tests at Barry S-S J and Intermediate students. stlon, with a three-stall milking parlor with a glass front facing the trunkline. Karmes is building n 40 by SO loafing sited and a 40 by 80 pole ban> .v for hay storage—to be a seif frcdrr. It wa c CHIMBS Study Committee jaa VRUliii had ttthe to w urcuumous decision regarding the location. Pair will include three races each day, with eight heats. there will be two divisions with added money. McKlbbln said. He explained that the State . cjirsage and other gifts and trib­ Square receive a single vote Opinion and If there are sufficient cn-. rotes at a farewell party held In - her iionor at the Altoft School. With the annexation of Altoft to vied away team of speed Reasons for.this hare been given in detail many times and will not dlana. I 111 note and Ohio as well their favorite teachers and thanked her for her kindness and Understanding. Wednesday's races are to be s joined with enclosed corridors and are to be similar In design. each having a center court ami a single Door construction. ' After a survey by the architect tocatton and can state unequivocally and the fire marshal, the bonrd that the vote WAS UNANIMOUS locations appeared satisfied with trot and a pace for non-winners ol 82.000 and a pace for nonthat the new- jiU should be built the majority choice as their own wlnners of 86400. projected expense, the proposed Thursday. Kiwanls Day, will remodeling of the old Prairieville open to opinions and arguments at ready for the opening of the Hear- bunting up!" | with a chute and circular feeding facilities In favor ot adding three Square, rooms nt fiw Delton site, un the • Tlvcre tng Program at next week's Barry Fin- dniartment* from Hastings.' unit Frw F,lr .Woodland and Nashville were Ne)<hbOT glven 3^ When it came to pin-pointing a agreements or argument* presented building. The Hrartng-mung Station wUl railed and eight plrcis of equip- ; 5.uin(u,w haj- and he has had against the majority choice. Fridays program Includes a A carnival atmosphere will be Mt up st the Fair and will run went battled to bold down the nun oners to help put It up risory"<"omrnlUce"»nd 2"reccnt ;hxlf doaen poaslbUlUes. there was1 Thta dlvcrslfica'Jon In first-choice trot for non-winners of 81.Q00. prevail in downtown Hastings from Monday through Saturday flames and to keep the nrarby; ’______ p p survey by the North Central Ac- ' about 75 per cent agreement on one | vote points up. in our opinion the pace fur non-winners of 81400. Friday — weather permitting—as 7 lie Station W1U be opm from ’ dlo. milk hou*<- and home from • • trot for non-winners of 84.000 merchants display their wares 5 pm. until 10 p.m. dally and burning The silo was damaged. toucuu, at. Win. u» Mbiwl tura u> rM... aU day Saturday. I It was difficult to get some ot LailCCF LrilSaflC training space. I - •/ ' ’ Post time is 2 pm, Larry Mun- the fashion of Chicago's famed The test, which U designed for ‘ the animate out of the barn, With; seil of Fowlerville is to be the Maxwell Street. all age groups, will determine only 'firc dropping through the hay ' ]\j_a,, Q7 presiding judge. Al Hood of Vssthat the person being Usted hears chutes, the cows would move to INClb Ol»JvO bus barn is inadequate to hou.se the . Hastings-buslnemmra have sar is bringing the starting gate. been planning this event for normally or lias a hearing defect i the doors, only to attempt to turn 7 existing busses and that its favor- /Off /Va»»n The personnel tn charge of this back, bewildered. |I D -r able location and sound structure!160 1YCIV h«*Hhg pTOKram does nor make: The three aid get them an out. ill DarrV ' with mddtst rehovalloiis. would'Fi • „ sra , ' ... *»- ." —...------------------------------------The firs was first evident from . many stalls snd booths for Uvc Please See MORE ABOUT: sale of merchandise at a bargain. the hearing capabilities with a the mow where some 7.5CO balra] Richard Feldpausch. chair. . . DELTON SCHOOL, Page X i Sheriff Merl H. Campbell has of hay were stored. In addition to man of the Barry County Unit known normal hearing level. i been Informed by the Secretary th' American Cancer Society. Each person levied will receive Uie iuy. there were 450 bushels Funeral services tor Robert B of State's office that about 138 turning tills year, scheduled to «i T>n In ... commercial ... reports that the past crusade had a report, showing the hearing ca­ of grain. 81.200 persons who applied for the new Moore. 69, R5 Hastings. Podunk have new rides. Tony Carl oper­ pabilities tn each ear. and if there fertilizer, outboard motors, two netted 87468.70. Michigan drivers licenses were Lake, former Hastings business- ates the midway with his sons. Is a deficiency that pereon i* ad- tons of feed, milking and other being notified to return to have ——-. —- James and Ralph. Ralph recentequipment. another picture taken day at Pennock Hospital are to |y returned from the service participated tn this effort, I physician for future examination. Monday afternoon and evening Colorful pennants will be Inadvertently, a film from be held at 3:30 pm. Friday at the Barry County examining the Leonard-Osgood Funeral lone- of the biggest horse shows this Hearing Screening Program.! ■Die last truck returned to the „„ ■ ever held here is scheduled The Court and Michigan. There will Parents are especially invited to Hastings fire station about 6 am. "While many worked on the The Rev. George Elliott is to UhOw will include the Barry officiate with burial in Riverside j county 4H Saddle Horse Divibring their children for a hearing Thursday, and Ute fire was still test Inasmuch as many children smoldering Monday evening. hundreds of persons that made Ce®*le9‘I slon. quarter horses and Tennes- chandisKdispIays will be placed have some alight hearing deficien­ Tlic Butlers luid moved onto the Mr. Moore taken to the walkers Entries haveni-al- in the street-itf the normal park- —— „ was------; aec ¥Tfe»i»rfeo sMi.fe.ca Hastings Lion* Club; O— r,..., XaU - >___ ____ .__j •___ cy. which la not known to the par­ Details of the drive include: The application forma sent to hospltal Sunday evening, but ready been received from Ohio, He succeeds Harvey Sexton. ents or to the school authorities. farm, last April 1, and had la­ had been in falling health for , indl*na. Illinois as well as Township Gifts Lansing with the film were re ­ The day will get underway bored to Improve the. facilities lumed here to be used again a long time.-------------------------• (Michigan; even though entries with the firing of an aerial bomb and the herd 1 Contributions — Assyria 847.00, nmt tiw herd clalists. the greater majority of He wu bom in Bluffton. Ind.. Are not required until the day of at 9 am. by members of the ItasJn-kS th. v.™ Baltimore 818793. Barry 843831, on July 22. 1885. the son of Rob-1 u,-----------e jhow. Ungs Plre Department and a Carlton 8380X8. Castleton 81B13S, trrated and cured during childhood ert and Jennie (Gordon' Moore.I The show will be In tn charge of of , similar »nnuar bomb oooio wm oe fired nreo every will be Usings 826133. Hope -0-. Irvwithout the use of any mechanical ^ o^fe^n^oTth^h^ ,ns >13630- Johnstown -0-. Ma­ retary; fV 1111 a m Hollenbeck. • have^thri? tempo^ pmffitTex^ He attended high school there (W0 pair directors. Stanley Sager j hour throughout the day. hearing aid appliances. The capa­ and Valparaiso and Bradley Unl-|-o f Delton and James Buckley of .j Pat Gilmore is the -- general -------------------------—----------- . — m : plc Orove *c950’ O«n«'’lDe bility of normal hearing Is equally was 40 by 60 and the section erected ^88, Prairieville 8156.75. Rut- treasurer; Ralph Shlrkey. tall ^2°!“ versltles. •----- •- Township. —------ ­ Assyria -----------------------■chairman for this year's ffidetrtur, U»; O „„, c or«X. Important as good eyesight. Mr. Moors served m. » uniranl Monday afternoon the grand j walk Day celebration. Day specials include U™ j ; of the State's driver sendees. with the 309th Engineers in Please See MORE ABOUT: 'I Sidewalk ----------------. : 8221.75 and Woodland 8333 95 Directors include Albert Fran-1 wrote; "We do realise that tills Prance during World War I. 3. hundreds of Items, such as thong Village Gifts Ho married Tean Faulkner of elk and Gerald Pattok. one year, is an inconvenience: however, ;sandals, candies, chairs and | Freeport 8114*8, Delton 8182X8, and James Coven and Harry any cooperation in this matter Dunkirk. Ind in Portland. Ind, • chaise lounges, sport shirts, pkI Middleville 867951. Nashville on June 8. 1921. He operated va­ I nic tables, veneer paneling, hand Keith ley, two years. will be greatly appreciated " 8818.18. Woodland 114698. riety stores in Dunkirk and , tools and household Items, dress Alexandria, Ind, moving to Has­ Haatlngs Gifts shirts, fry pans, men's, women's tings in 1928 where he operated ' Retail 1145600. Canisters and children's ski Jackets and a variety store here and in Al8930; other winter coats, throw rugs, suit*, and sport coats, plastic i Residential — Ward 1 8218.70. Tlx Hwllno Flbw»Uw Pre" 1 rwll. few,• •mmw.<n. ‘ 1 ^Tfen. He retired in 19M. Ward 2 120992, Ward 3 836144 and Wjsnl 4 8666.00. the Laurence J. Bauer Legion Its addition to the ptant off Cook sets, barbie doll, rings and things. Post, the Masonic Blue Lodge ot Rood west of Hartings. blouses and slips, birthstone Bluffton, Ind, and was a former Earl McMullin, president and rings, folding chairs, motor oil, From the "May We Introduce" z* p Rotarian. general manager of the firm, house paint, children's wear. . „ -___ „ ,. . , _ department departinenb— —"Mr. Mr. and and Mrs. Mfe. Leo Leo Lx 17* 1 He Is survived by his wife, a reports that .the addition pro- tooth brushes, lawn chairs, shoes, Mrs. LaFloy Greenfield, u ho w HarUl and uute Mlin. An ; son. Robert O. Moore, Hastings; vldrs 2,500 more square feet of throw rugs, plastic housewares wlth JTT °°r '*» *• **«• •««» two daughters. Mrs Edward floor space. । and hundreds of other things GrcenfUd Deer i ark on M-43 Barth hms opened a (Jean> Freeland of Hastings and The company now has a ------------ •_______ near Ha*Ungs. wiH appear on pho^apiHc studio in the BtobMrs James (Joan) Turner of total of 3466 square feel of c »» e . tho Feminine Fkncles program bl Building Big Rapids; eight grandchildren none spare, and has 21 nn- Of. _ WW/rt-TV nrtl. TtlMlav at. \ . State Senator Garry Brown of -*-----------pioyecs in the office and shop. . Schoolcraft, State Representa­ The company, incorporated I The semi-annual repost filed tives James Farnsworth of Plain­ . 1959. produces fibre glass rein-, Tn the hoi lunch program dur­ by Prosecuting Attorney Archie well and Stanley Powell of Ionia an . If J forced telescopic hot sticks, range S'ldw CltAena ing the 1954-55 year, the Nash­ D.- MsDonald llste a total of 50 have been Invited, to be guests poira. measuring sticks, pike C1«b tote meet: al 1 pan. Monville school served a total oU46,- cases prosecuted, of which 38 at the Barry County Republican _ . __ . .. .. ... noirs rover-un eaulmnent and “ay. July 28, at the B*> Roas at the Barry were convicted; four acquitted: 3 । booth Wednesday afternoon. EZV y pX Mt ™ • fu» **« WhC h*«h " ’ ' ‘ J*,* ,U * dismissed on payment of cents; 3 Francis. 7. at ' >*«« *lth *brin is Charlotte VOHIllV * ‘HI ’Porter, who took rare of the youngJ stem white the barn- was burning, Committermen and personnel en- i The Ito Um liad about half gaging tn the Htaring Screening; their milking done Wednesday TCrting Program sjwrvorod by nlgfit when a stranger raced tn Downtown to Have Carnival Air on Friday Re-Photo * Or DriVerS Pemilt8 Retired Hastings Businessman Dies Monday Norris Bacon New President Of Lions Club Fiberglass Has New Addition, 21 Employees bits ofyesterday".... as gleaned from the Banner files nVUGS Public to Visit Booth at Fair. Senior Citizens To Meet Monday cliarged on examination. has nu'.torlsed the E W. Bliro Company here to build a 200 by IM ft. extension u> the present r___ ____ ______ _ ______ ______ I ABOUT: 1 Mrs. Robert Baldwin, secretary of the Barry OOP, Executive Committee, has invited everyone to visit ths party's booth to meet The local Republicans also according to J. H. Tredinnick, . . . BACKWARD GLANCES, - —• P>*n on having a booth to serve the plant manager, 1 Page 3.1 1.1 food to the public. tlOSC Settlor ^JAtlZPllS tO Meet ' ociocs Monuay, vuiy ao, .ur w.c --T --- -v- - -- --- --- -usual picnic-style dinner bust- t*8® ln t™ electrical transmitnews session and program Please5*00 distribution field and the bring your own sandwiches, and conununlcation field, and many a dish to pass and a beverage if products. desired, as well as table service.’ Items produced are distributed All senior clttaens are welcome . to many major companies If you can pick up a passenger through the United States and or two, please do so. ' many foreign countrita. ----- ,------a . , ° Ksnyon- Mead Reunion The Kenyon-Mead reunion will «* Mid Saturday. July Ji. at Tyden Park Pcfjuck dinner will be served at I pm Each one is requested to bring hu own bevcrage. I �Gull Lake Bible Conference Plans The Kendall Buck* are on a ftehrng trip in CanadaMfr. and Mm JUy Water*. and Mm May Shull* vet In North­ ern Michigan laat weak ma king Yiyyth Program Higher education in Christian abhooil tmhlighia the youth I. nmaTatai. M WNtaMg.. U,C nomc 0,1 HUn‘ Ln Grand Mmm Wednesday ■« J1(njny CuUen to spending this week with hU cousin. Gary Conley. Tom Huke «u a guest of Jeff Chandler al long Lake last week, and the Jack Hokes were Bunday guakte at Un Win •P*«>d the weekend with l»r Linington we Mr. and Mrs' Mm Mew Gelb of Oovbc.UIc Clare Otto ot HoU. and Mr and spent a few days iaal week wiih Mr» Ixnn <mu with tirlr grand- her burther. Mr. and Mm Jesse children. Dana and Dawn, ot Lambee. and Bunday vtalla.i »i Maaon and Mm UningUxia Ilia LamLve home were Mr. and. guaate accompanied her to the Mm Willard Kreppa ot Lanair.f The Lew Womcrn are pte:.- Personal Mention the man with the biggest ECKRiCH ALL-BW FRANKS SPARTAN FOR GRILLING OR BAKING SKINLESS CENTER PORTION IN MICHIGAN TURKEY Your "Mr. Spartan” buys for his store With 400 other Mr. Spartans. They buy in a big, efficient, economical way through the 12 acre Spartan warehouse. 100 tens ct flour a week. 9 freight cars of fercal. 8 carloads of sugar. Enough soup to float a cabin cruiser. That's BUY POWER RATING... the Ingest in Michigan. Applied to over 6.500 food items, it helps your Mr. Spartan bring you the widest selection at the lowest possible cost. Drumsticks Mm Ben Bcvcrwy k haa been entertaining tier Mater. Mm. Bu*an1*arkhuml of Tucson. Arte , and they apenl a few day* with thetr Meter. Un Glenn Burgett THIGHS WITH RIBS TURKEY < BREASTS •bluest BUY POWER RATING inAtichifian I TURKEY uy are vwaukninc thia wet* at Houghton lAkr. and Mm Tuckrrman's <win AAcr and family at Allegan are alao vacationing WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES ON ITEMS IN THIS AD. Oven-Fresh Potato WINGS 4READ 'Generoys Shank Portion/ Fully-Cobked FELPAUSCH POTATO CHIPS FARMER PEET'S Calvin Campbell, and her moth­ er. Mm Ida Norton, who to ataying there at the proem time accompanied them to the home of their newly-married daughter. Mr. */>d Mm. Robert Coffey MESEEIT PUFF'S 2-PLY FACIAL AITCH BONE Rl 13-16-lb. Avg. WHOLE HAMS lb. 59 Punch NORBEST U5.D.A. INSPECTED GRADE 'A' M LB. AVG. BROILER 49 TURKEYS 100 FREE STAMPS Be Dangerous tlw pedestrians In the rirrrt brio*, by hanging from the wtOdowalU of hie hotel room eight ctoriea above a Sun DUNCAN HINES With Purthoie of ':-Gallon CAKE MIXES 50 EREE STAMPS 14b. 2%oi. POT PIES SPARTAN GOL^W SOLIDS .... North^ LIGHT, REFRESH/JG, Ph. Wl 5-2421 RED-SWEET, JUICY SPARTAN FROZEN 8-oz. Each III I. RailrooW St. MICHIGAN REDEEM YOUR 3rd WEEK BONUS CARD COUPON FOR Fooling Around Con A young Hollywood actor Fresh-Froien \ MARGARINE �Fanners Hoping Settle Damage r. n . . • . §ujt for g^(J25 For Soaking Rain 05135288 Probation Violator Given WANT COCKE* 8PANIELHT THE HAMTING8 BANNER—J Tlie Jury trial in which Mrs. 2-BEDROOM MODERN APT. Sarah Newlnyton of Cloverdale FOR RENT—Upstair*, private •ought (30.000 in damages plus entrance. Newly decorated, near (Cent, from Pg. 1 this Sac.) loam ____ ... .... •downtown. No children or pets. The Harting* area, receiving I ———». — v — Apply in penon. Phone Wl &less than an inch of mln since *n out-of - court settlement for 5223. probation Frank T. Ziilderama.June M, stlU hoped fur *ook-i“ ”* ' .,.A I>,TPr mechanic* shop, with ing reins Wednesday a* fields.: ®,uture *uto PMturea and fuirwuys became, netday. Lakewood Board of Education lit | It was the result of a one-car 10 years in Southern Michigan parclud , the reorganliaUonal meeting On Sunday afternoon a atorm hit;!accident which occurred-about 7 July 6. am. Friday, Dec. 28, 1M1, in Judge Archie McDonald Hr .Middleville area, interrupt- 'which Mr*. Newington wa* in­ • an ui me cuiae* ing electrical anvire an one cur- jured. continue to serve as might be put under roof, and away Enrollment tor Uw Hastings cult. Electricity was off in a few aSuitie? Ca‘Ur J* rtudent Continued tram Page One | public school* for the coating home* in Middleville and some , to the east for about one Ixxir Dwight Chase of Hasting*. ■mW1}?- 01 prf'J'nl make restitution of *4J0 to the The car failed to make the stand U free. Monday night there and twenty minute*. will include the remodeling of the Barn Market at Middleville. scheduled to begin on Wednssright-hand curve al Oull Lake, will be a 30-eent charge. Convumen Power reported skidded , south and was wrapped Zulderama and a buddy were । around a tree. _ . —•" suriucr charged with breaking into the Saturday high wind* roared! . . ' * ’ International Presldent-Edward "JUlp.T-a «nJj appropriate office . — Bam Market and stealing------can­ ------------------------------------C. Keefe of Oklahoma City. machines through monies avail- Jlwl Soods, potato chips, beer, Sunfield. and Floyd Barnum of many I'sui Nichols ot Delton, 411 Okla., was named president of able'from federal funds An ex-i-cold co!d "meats. tnr*lj'- "bolter bmier ond and many Woodland. at Lake near'ctoverd^ Klwanis International al the or­ pantun at printing facilities j Oh«-tiling*. held tn Bor tie Creek on Oct. 21the wind* knocked down an elm. , , ” ganisation's golden anniversary i sao visualucd. Alro entered was the Hastings i convention held in New York Ttw bcunl is now awaiting a Speedy Wash 8z * Coln-O-Malic City. Gordon' Ironside, president decision of ib, state Board of Laundromat Among article* Thanksgiving recca* I will bo and also one of the door*. ; of the Hastings Klwanis Club, Hralth on the pouibtiity of e»- 'taken were shirts belonging to। from 3:45 pm. Wednesday. Nov. •and Warren William*, past K»- tabh’hin* boon system to Hartings Police Chief Richard 34. until Monday morning, Nov. j Sunlor. Twenty, acta are scheduled to wani* lieutenant governor, at­ handl, Li,, sewage. 20. ChrlsUnju vacation begin* at tended the conclave. Gordon Ironside, president of LaVxajd High School U the 3:45 pm. Dec. 22 and continues Icm tn July. On July 13 it hit the Hasting* Klwanl* Club, has perform, with prises for the reduction winner*, runners-up and honortot school dterict tn the State The Ralph Eye. entertained I able mention. All entertainer* allovto s-*}, tacillUt* and If the his niece and family, the Lyle — * feated in June may be possible It «■< no week . -I an y —■—•--------- •--------- -------- —-[will receive something The acta <y»:<:n lukrsooa proves satis­ Jeter* of Detroit, over the week­ Uurr h^Iid n fhl !|<™“k>nal. thanking the local were .elected by Judges of. past Mr. and Mr*. Melvin Janooe, if school aid to Increased. factory during the summer months end. Bradley Eye ha* relumed Dannv and Pally, are vacationW^i°rBlinlC*Um for «»*»“««’« th® contest* and the winners go on R U W-dlr-toftd that Delton will after spending a week with hta In* this w**lr *t th* *ntta** nt i 53 Th'iirwtav nJw ' aPI*“rR1M* of Russell AUgaler to seek State recognition be given the go-ahead on a similar uncle and aunt, the Arley Eyes, » murmiay night | of Kj,Jamasoo nt Uw ki^^, Acta are to be: Red Rose*, a project of Detroit. leys. 1 vacationing al Gun Lake. On Jun- 37 one one-hundredth International Convention lirid in vocpl by Jerry Dlllenbeck; rhumSup? Basil Johnson pointed out of an inch of mln fell. On Juno'New York City. iba tap, liy iba Cindy and Nicely and _____________ tap,Nicely by Cindy that the money ha* been set aside 2* that was “doubled." There! Rusrtll Is blind and a tai- ’O|UI ------------------------hotter; a group.— “Sally. ft Mrs. Ralph Bliss. 71. R1 Nash­ for UUs project through the funds was a trace the following day. I ented ntantet who mrtrwl i’n,e Vr<etnrlxIU". Short’nln ented ptanist who has received । BreM(j B piano solo by Doug Ful- ville died Friday afternoon, July Wre -cd in the building and rite ——s -----«... .|er. B medley by the Medlers; a 10. In Pennock Hospital, wherei fund of two years ago. but that i guitar-vocal by Hal and Cindy she had been * patient six day*- the project had been poalponed lings Klwaniana. w pending a decision on the Lake­ of.precipitation, on July 0 there 1 Nicely, and a aklt, "Skule Daxe.” Secretary Peteraon wrote: wood project j Dawn Verberg will dance a । pantomime. “I Know a Place"; dleviBe, a daughter of Allen and• He added thxt the lagoon system Saturday wassc uu-u* there «u was .(<. .17. 'Talent 1* otrf thing, but talent Beree Darby and Eileen Tucker Alice < Short* > Morri*. would be far lea* expensive than; ALWAYS FIRST QUALITY » Arthur Steebr. director of the un^rhandlcap u Inspiring The wiB play a comet duet, “Making other systems which had been • Itarr-.- ros.tuv W.ESM1M. «** ’ magnificent performance of Rua- Whoopee"; Janet Hungerford propot-d bath cn construction and । Barry «-«u|»«> Extension Ser-, Mll AUgatar helped t* make the »nd Linda Miller will present a tnalnterunce vice. Wednesday said we are. Golden Anniversary Convention *klt. "An Interview al the Funer"hurtlng for rain." He explained Klwanis International a mem- ttl Parlor." and Dan Furrow will . u ■ ^Monday from tlie Vogt Funeral Ifwl U» m rtown, .n.. h.„ • «» Th._ ___ ___________ Klw.nlara . W • |to> and ,he,r their wU wUe* and f,unlll families now Julie WlinlC-itl Wisniewski and Ciili. CarlU! Home Nashville with the Rev. dnmoetEed Ih, area h.v* “ 4nd « how JullS It was explained that a voter dampened the area hate helped on on thrlr way lxjtnc aflej. spt .nd. Beebe Beebe are present “ Townsend eff officiating. their way home after spendare to to present “Foul Foul Play Play -'Harley —.-ley Tcwncsnd ecting. : u__ ...In*_fascinate “1__ _ by T, __ ...___________ .... Jane . .. . n..rlal s—. In »fl linn* •rcentanre at that, time would •)cany oops, but “we need a good ing happy days here Berdie and Wonnie"; , low the bonds to be sold at the ram badly, especially on our bW Htw York will recall with Blankenship. Rcannc Miller and Cwneicry. Middleville. most favorable time. October and lighter tolls. Same at the corn k," P^»urr UUs fine contribution Michelle Frey will give an acroNovember, and also the board stanina in mil nirea.iv “ which added bo greatly to the batlc dance; Tom Pennock will could then let the blds for the new starting to roll already 1UCC<<J| of profr,am <jo “Chug-a-Lug"; Sally Stut* building at the most opportune I which inspired us all. «md Karen Eldred will play an time, in February and March when "Will you picas* extras our ‘^“rdlon duet, "Beer Barrel gratitude to Ruwii and- Tour P01**": Cindy Becker. Kathy Dr. A. E. Dahlman "Die annual rrontanizaUon of the him to be here. In this expras- ~?£. All Remaining Stock Women’* board saw Loren Stuck again Continued from Page One D.C. Men's Short Sleeve eieclft! president; E. J. Pieraon. ILMnl ^f C‘n11 p’’nnock will do an aerovice president; Ridiard Hartman, Chiropractor mlttre of thT^S b“Uc baton numl*r: Reannc secretary, and Leonard Kroe*. 128 W. Center St. *^UnnT-X^k„i^ Mlller ‘nd Michelle Frey will do Croaa ha* been appointed special treasurer The trustees are Lloyd ^d riita * Spanish tap; Andy Bivens and investigator to work with the Llndiey, Carl Sheerin and Cliarlc, Monica cd tills historic gathering. | Christine Babcock Tears on My local office. Hastings Sapt. Johnson revealed that -------.Pillow" and Diana Milborn win Aiiorted itripo. print* or do “Rockin’ the Boogie." Oil Production Phone Value* You Won't tolid. colors . . . Woven or j Kathy Tappan la to emcee The largest YJ1.CA. camp for filled. Want to Mi*»! --- * --------- - .----------- w.. the show. knit*. Sixes S. M. L boys ever held in Barry county openings In tlie fir*:, second, Wl 5-3394 oraluah IKhmU.mnh. bn, .1 a, clewed Tuerday at Camp Barry, third and fourth grades and a com| month of February. I fat stock show is to be held at Pino Lake, with >3 boy* enrolled^ btaaUon English and social studies Delton School To Boost Crops Woodland Man President of Lakewood Bohrd Prison Term ETa*"’ “ More About Hastings School Opens Sept. 8 Barry Fair Thank Hastings Kiwamans for jSX^BSrirtConvehtion Aid Mrs. fcliss of Rural Nashville Dies Friday i^nneuf SALE STARTS Bright and Early FRIDAY, JULY 23rd SIDEWALK DAY! More About- The BIGGEST BARGAIN FESTIVAL OF THE YEAR Backward Glances SPORT SHIRTS SUMMER DRESSES PRICES SLASHED I BELTONE ...FREE... Monthly Hearing Aid Clinic ' an,S1^to' ' K™ n wcnf badly Montraded to the highinjured school staff as___________ Wednreday night. July 38. the day. when their hand car Jump- u girls phyriral education Instruccot'- ed the track al No. 3 curve north tor. MlM Knapp has had four °r Bhulu- Bolh were hurrying year*- tracing experience in the .u , *100' to rearii a point where the car Waterford Township School system. -rtf- s -s E’SJfX.XTtoSS?'SLfSIX5S. i McKlbbln expects un to 30 mule L Friday. July 23 I goo in prises. First place gets FREE OF CHARGE— Thursday night the King Ko­ var International auto daredevil* are to put on a thrilling exhibi­ tion of driving and Friday night there will be professional wrest­ ling. Saturday night the famous Grand ■Ol Opry will present the final grandstand performance. * We will Check and Clean any make of Hearing Aid Battle Creek, Mich. 349 Capital S.W. EDWARD L. EMERSON. Distributor Tropical SLACKS .." tajLriJ. “d J a woregnne Insurance Company will “ ,Uj lx;ard while A. A. Ellis, a Grand Rapids attorney, represented tlie group here who opposed the Broadway alto and indicated Walking SHORTS BABY ITEMS COSMETICS Values to $2.29 ur Values to $4.95 Fantastic Bargains in Famous Brands Max Factor, Revlon, Old Spice, Etc. 88‘ ur It Will Pay You to Shop For Those. 44‘ Jus! a Few More Super Sun Glasses v.iMM$3 39 9c.p Earrings > . . .. 19' Nylons . , 2 r 79' Wm. Penn Cigars i oov i qu ui 32.50 Bo> Filler Paper 300 Sheet* (Rog. 98c) Entire Stock Men > - Bay* one rinding or returning same will receive *25. SWIM TRUNKS GARDNER NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING Notice is hereby given that a public WORK SHIRTS gan, on August 10, 1^65 at 7:30 P.M. in Room (82 of Hastings High School, SCATTER RUGS $250 Sit. 27 « 48. Of Vitcoie Rayon Pile Nation Wide Decorator school district Pillow Cases 2I$1 Hastings High School. Secretory, Board of Education Wl 5-2134 All Remaining Girl*' SUMMER SPORTSWEAR Include* Short*, Short Sets both in *ixe« 3 to ■ Aut. Patterns 42 x 36 tion at the Superintendent's office, BARBARA VON REIS y SWIM WEAR SEWING SAVINGS 66 budget of said school district. budget is available for public inspec­ Entire Stock! Women's 99‘ The hearing will be held on the 1965­ A copy of the 1965-66 Beach Cover-Ups Rea. 11.98 to 18.98 Son fori xed. Long sleeve*. Six. 15 to 17. Education of Hastings Public Schools, B-l, County of Barry, State of Michi­ Entire Stock! Women’ BARGAIN BUYS Men’* Blue Chambray SPECIAL PURCHASE Don’t Mis* o Single Bargain Qualilq atui SPORT SHIRTS Striped or plain terry or knit. Some with Hower*. Mostly surfer* or plaid >J87 $J69 Boy.’ Short Sleeve HURRY IN' SAVE longing to O. A. Boyes. Broke hearing will be held by the Board of Bargains Potato Chips (H«., 39' Revlon Nall Enamel 19' 3 Combs 1*^. io, i„h 39' Alarm Clocks 59' Barbie Dolls „ oo ■ " " [j Assorted print*, stripe* or fancies. Sanforixed. Most all «i«M! VW Print*, plaid* or plain color*. Broken ilxe*. Mr. and Mr* Ray Dodd of Bl-: loxl. Mi**, are visiting her sister. SAVE in all Departments QQ t PENNEY VALUES to a higher court. WE'VE GONE -ALL OUT' TO GIVE YOU REAL BARGAINS" . . . COTTON SLACKS for back-to-school ... Sanforixed. Remaining Stock! Men’s A Jury awarded *100 to un­ known heirs in condemnation proceedings for charing title for board nir„,„, wa* called tor July IB for conaideratlon of building high school building Tuesday. further , Attorney William W Potlcr nre' Boys’ Better Quality Unbeatable value. Buy Broken sixes. Reg. 4.98 and 6.95 quality. ’ HOTEL HASTINGS 1:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m BELTONE HEARING CENTER ______________ Entire Stock! Men s You Need No Cash Penney Charge Card, Shop Early to Get the Best Selections! Store Hours OPEN MON. TUES. THURS. SAT.— 9:30 TIL 5:30 Open Wodnoeday and Friday Nita* until 9:00 p.m. �♦—THE HASTINGS BANNER the unanimous recommendation. cently acquired by tlie Hastlngi wntlmenlal tire, with their dd | Ol the comnJttw to tonite th* achooi #>*t#m as a site !-* pr«rot txane county mn the years ai.J I.ti m mm™, alia other than and future building, gave the city who exhibited an unusual a#n#e of nriBmAI/ * I*"1””1* Courthouse Square was slso reached the advantage of an EDITORIAL ADMltTAMCa tael that those pttwcnl felt perfectly MIm Katherine Boulter and Mis. Bbl>' linnniTH ■KM I Al slUUl IIIU. Uun the echooi Hubbard Hills Jely IS. • M lud «■ N«ll> Bradww I.- «™> «"■> . ___ . . and theretuve been many bscause Cupon ot Battle Craet called ph1 Sidewalk Sale j ton Center and alUwugh they have , bacn rtoldentt ol Columbus. Ohlo^‘Tripp and Brenda. Mi. and Mi Archie Burd. Donald and Gary Friday, July 23rd hoped that someday it might be used for some dignified and useful purpose. The use to which the Sylvan $14.00 ■"BSM Tripp and baby of Mlddlevif. . iuy Parker and friend of Ry­ bina Bay, Gun Lakis. Mm. Bxne Scheldt and Mrs. Francis Mc­ Leod of Nashville. Mr. and Mr Roderick Ticu and Victoria, Hl Methodists at Middleville Honor the Ruggs Sunday, and Mr. and Mrs. Geraid Hull ana family. and MIm Yvonne Wibber aa afternoon gUMta. Mr. and Mrs. Herb Wilcox had dinntr Saturday with Mrs How- all went to Kalamaaoo where the boys look th# tmln back to Chicago. Mr. and Mrs. Norval Nielsen ent«-taini'd 10 with a family dlrincr Saturday evening. Those Mambara v. <rf the —■ Middleville — Methodist Church on Sunday honored James L. Rugg and his wife, Jennie. Rugg, a recired rmJtor, had terred on the MkUwdlst ofliciai board sine# 1816 when he wua elected a alewant He and hta wife moved to Middleville in 1913. Gliding want out to dinner in Battle Craek. On the way home lh«y caUad on Mr and Mrs. Earl Strickland and Mr. and Mrs. former neighbors of Mr *nd Mra- Wilcox. The Claude Braidwood # spent an enjoyable racattcn touring Canada, especially. Quebec, where they had dmiWT al the Jlm Matthews and Uro chlldreni Manteca Calif, and Mm Acn(B pnmipa. Portland. Ore. y,.. y-, J(UnftJ MaKhPWi. Mr. and Mr* plynn xu-.thew». Mrs. Haael Brooks. Mm Gladys Matthews gad mjm Nancy Nielsen. Mr nnd Mrs Hotart Warren and thg.fr two daughters. Mu toWuFJS&T of the aervU a formal practice for U>men to SaruSmle to the . xcn w RnwRic m pastor rmd a of letter written to tenon behalf ihe ^Stereoon uenau ot m ong K It »ld in nart "Whr, ran cav wbL1‘nfi^^’vr?yb?1^^d what influence wair Urea and Bath Rugs with Lid Cover 5x6 $10.77 Sylvan $17.00 . Bath Rugs with Lid Cover 5x8 $14.77 Rug Samples by U.S Rugs Worth $2.95 for $1.95 partant to them Uun Ute amount flail fry* outdoors. that coujd be realised from iU On the ncxi farm the Field Trials were held. They camp< ! I The long range plana of the the weekend with their dogs It 'Hastings Public Schools as pre- looked like a village on -been aides ol tlie road. * Mr. Hamil­ igented by Superintcndmt Rldiard ton of Naahvllle will begin to । J. Guenther coincided nicely with make a pond on Ute Burd farm F!'IV unui"on ^«(- New England Mates. Uking the ace- und They rutted St AuguMtoe. nlc route and vtalUng hlMorical FU. mw the aquarium al Miami nolnts of interred On their re- .lwi ark CUV in CiiaUiuuxxra. Ulc,r , of, VanderUnd Huntington. W. Va. They tourM <*n'Pu» •* MamiKll Univer*IIJ' where Mr VanderLlnd u Uie dean of men Jerry Kurr and Jim Mltttell from the Great taken Naval 8UUcn were weekend visitors with Room Size 9x12—Reg. $24.95 for $15.77 Cotboy 16 x 16 in. *" “'r $1.00 Braided Oval Rugs Carpeting and Mm Hay Burd in Nash; living in the area served, by the Hastings Schoo] system, which now eg tends well beyond the limits of is in Leila Ixrpital in Battle Creek. * Brereton Wadsworth : the city, have reason to be grateful tl-jt thU 1And was made available Wadsworth i So. a special editorial salute Ulis land Mri. Elisabeth McCrehen. the Poetry Corner Formica Remnants at Huge Savings The Hastings Banner Plastic Tile *.. On Sale for 19c Sq. Ft. CORNER WALNUT AND S. JEFFERSON HASTINGS church as stewards. trustees, church school teachers. lay lead­ ers of the oongregratlon and aa a delegate to the annual con- Worth $11.95 for Only $5.95 Yd. Roll Ends of LINOLEUM and tome Loom All The Advantages notary Club. THOUGHTS IN THU NIGHT Of Pro-Planning Every day. people make wills . . . Personal Mention Fairworld Carp.ting $w »5 No. $84.50 H M. COOK. Editor Lake Odessa ONI HUNDRED AND Ry Mr*. Dan Peterman M. «■ »» M, .. The Keith Sage family were in Kalamaaoo Runrtey to Join Lola Sage for dinner and attend a musical recital that afternoon. Lola and Jerry Steward are at WMU for two week#* study. The Arthur Stewards also attended th» recital. The Wellesley Ironside family vacationed at Mackinac Island last week. Marilyn fie* north Tuesday to Join her family for the remainder of the week. Mr. and Mrs Willard Rogers are vacationing Jhls week at Butternut Lake near 'Hesperia where they have their trailer. Mrs. H. A. Kelly and son. LL Hugh Kelly, of Vienna. 'Wash.. Utt for their home Friday after visiting the Frank Kellys and the Fran Goggtns and ata> Mrs. Kelly's relaUves in Lansing. Hugh has recently graduated from West Point and is on leave S' and Linda spent Bunday with the QUUcr famdlcB of Clarks; vtlta at the cottage at Middle I Lake near Greenville. _ —-------- O-----------Mrs. Blanche Meek and Mrs. Belle Hoffman visited Mrs. Lulu Edmonds Sunday nlng. Os , and Mrs Reginald Gilroy and daughter of Lansing Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Davis of South Haven, and Johnny and Jim Davis of Cloverdale spent part of last weekend with the Edward Davises, who entertained Mr. and Mrs. Robert Davis and Guaranteed for Seven Year*—-$2-11 by 15 ft. Nylon Rug ‘ trro « trip. ln «P«»t a fine , kln(. Mary .i’rostldge and Mrs Mary Mattlfnle colled on Mr. »nd Mr*. Apdy Re on WednaoJuly H Pmxldgo is the Res daughter. Visitors on Friday were three other daughlera, Mrs. Julia Weagr. Mrs $Z29.oo v«w for $154.95 Mrs Ruth Tasker was a Sun- BCBBCR1PTI0N the Larry Hafners of Woodland, with •‘atrick remaining for a AREA RUGS — Friday Only IridescentM 8r 4< 54.49 No­ $3160 27 by 48 in. Refl. $3.95 Now $3.00 Athens 27 by 48 in. Rog. $4.49 Now $3.60 Athens 24 by 36 in. Rafl. $3.49 Now Bahama n» >o n«w«. »tripUcn> theuld $2.40 Iridescent Round 39 in. Reg. $4.49 Now $3.60 AMERICAN MSWWATU Hastings Floor Covering 123 WtSf STAU JTIEH are still confined to tire Ionia County Memorial hospital. Mr. Morris with Injuries raxlred In a fail and Mr Straw with a heart attack PHONE Wl 5-5118 When You're Out for a Drive in the Family Car buy insurance . . an'd pre-plan funeral services. Pre-planning as­ sures a funeral service according to the person's own preferences, and saves the family the necessity of making difficult decisions during bereavement. We invite you to call soon, without obligation__to learn more about pre-need planning. LE0I1HRD 'OSGOOD *-funenalJ4otne CHARLES H. LEONARD JACK D. OSdoOD Phone 945-2471 Gilmore Jeweler's Sidewalk Day Specials Don't Miss It! Fabulous Buys on the street and in the store Keep the RADIO Tuned to HASTINGS-BARRY COUNTY RADIO BE IN THE KNOW, WHEREVER YOU GO! always the Latest News and the Best in Music IT'S SIDEWALK DAY IN HASTINGS Listen for Bargains All Day Tomorrow, Friday, July 23 Beautiful Italian Sun Straw Hats Voluci fo $4.95 99‘ Special Table Summer Jewelry Values to $2.95 59‘ WATCH BANDS Speidel and J.B. SALE GRAB BAGS 99‘ Included (VALUES FROM $2.00 to $50.00) or*: 2 Diamond Rings (Valuej50 aa.) 1 Elgin Watch (Valua $29.95) 10 Silver Dollars tpius m»«hondi„> WATCHES *3.95 S= Brand Name* . . . Elgin, Etc. iPECIAL COUPON GIVEN IN $TORE LTH 10# OFF ON ALL PURCHASES Values to $9.95 Values WBCH Cl 1220 on your dial Ono Group of Ladies & Gents VALUABLE Sale $25°° (Values to $49.95) COUPON 1 This COUPON Worth $5.00 on your new Diamond Mounting (Diamond Sotting Don* Right in. Costume Jewelry Vi PR*CE (Largest Selection in Hastings) �THt HASTINGS BANHaB—S Personal Mention ente. the Ben Campbell*. Disastrous Fire Sweeps j*r .H*,rTy App*i'n*n SSL* °*tro“ ’** “* wa Maxine Aym of Charlotte «>* haw been Mr. ana m.. on Thursday evening. The Carl Malone of Fort Smith Ark „. UJ and mother. M graduate of T-K High School. | Cadet Ronald R. Miller. 31. aon f Mr. and Mrs. Grants W. MU-: CPU. jprm Saturday. July ainn... — --------- ' I .. . . v reunion. AUS. KWW , dlnnc. guest lttne Marran and daughher blrU,da/ white there; Mr and Mrs (merman Clifford l«. Kileen. of Flint, were Bunday whlcft occur* an tiw JSth. , . Mlo Aroney Wayland ahoclty and family of Bolivar. Tenn.'kuwt* M the Frank Carpenter! ---au» auw m w.t-uu r spent lax? week with her parent*, residence In* I.'.. — Z\.. __ _ , '• aua.— Airman Third Cfaas Gary Mrs. Marvel Willi* ot Battle ending Aug. 7. Cadet MUler will be able to anawer lor a white. Clarence Gliding Mr. and Mr*. Merton Kellinger' visit. Firemen from Wayland and burned itetate Reg. $19.95 Reg. $9.95 9 x 12 END TABLES imOLEUM RUGS 4.77 PAI!? HERE'S THE STORY FOLKS! WE'RE NOT RUTTING ANY FANCY NAME ON THIS SALE - WE RE JUST PLAIN LOADED. OVERSTOCKED. SO WE HAVE CALLED IN THE NATIONAL SALES STSTEM OF GOWANDA, NEW YORK TO DO SOMETHING ABOUT IT. HE SAY'S WE HAVE TOO MUCH OF THIS AND TOO MUCH OF THAT. BUT H'S ALL FAMOUS NAME BRANDS. WL MUST REDUCE OUR !!12J?E’ T0 00 ,HIS' WE MUST REDUCE OUR PRICES THE OLD ORIGIHAI ?!!£E.SlU!1L.1'ESS ?.0N ALL 0UR MERCHANDISE SO YOU WILL SEE HOW MUCH YOU SAVEI AND I MEAN SAVEII NO GIMMICKS HERE, JUST PLAIN OLD FASHION PRICES. buddings housing Dewey* Appli­ ance Store, Auntie Ruth* Hocother storage buildings. of Wayland, which I* In the Rex. $139.95 RECORD CABINETS DINETTE SETS WM Sliding Dran 79.77 9.77 IT WON T BE Host Reunion OUR FAULT IF Dining Room Suites DINETTE SETS 34.77 The Ranguettes Reg. $259.50 Reg. $99.50 DINETTE SETS YOU MISS OUT Mr. and Mr*. Joseph R*Uguette. R3 Hastings. Barber Rd. ON THIS 49.77 189.77 SIGANTIC SALE I I8 || Il || Rag. $11.95 1 I | 9 . 12 Juf. RUC 1 PADDING | 1 n5 77j au u> 1 COFFEE 1 TABLES I 1 5 77 I Coth If You | L Reg. $149.50 || | L [ Credit If You I 1 Need If! ! | II H Have It . . . ■ 1 Hay* All Spred. I 1 | V.l, to $40.00 | | | Sectional SOFAS ] ' 1 | Occasional CHAIRS 1 | W.dc Selection 1 1 Foam Rubbef 1[ Re«. 5209.50 2-Door POLE LAMPS Refrigerators 1 5.77 199.77 I r 1 Hi-Fi Stereo Consoles 1 R-*. $249.50 IL ,59-771 I ^7 | 1 SFIC/Al! SPICIAI' EuicZfZfl jl II hRCA IN' I 1 1 ■ ■ 1 O.. Li V.l 1. S» 95 1 II I ’ 1 89 77 1 TABLE LAMPS 1 Reg. $59.50 | CEDAR CHESTS I f BwatUal Ulectkea I 55F.50 CARPETS RANGES 24.77 59.77 the first family get-together they had ever held. Present f daughter. Joan. From FlatRodt, :Mr. and Mr*. Francis Gannioun jand daughter, Penny; from | Spaulding. Mr. and Mr*. Holger . I Nelsen, from West AWa,Wla, V 'Mr. and Mrs. Jmnond Ranguette i and Mr. and Mr*. Junior Ran­ guette and family; from Cale­ ’ donla, WU, Mr. and Mr*. Harold [Nelsste-and family;'from Cleve­ land: Ohio. Mr. and Mr*. Sam ; Hardie and family and from Gary. Ind, Mr and Mr*. Fran Tousbak and family. There were <2 people present. Tents, , camping Vahers and neighbor*1 homea provided sleep­ ing faculties for them. । Hastings I Traffic Tickets JTH.T * — .wr.tai SALE STARTS THURSDAY 9:30 A.M., JULY 22nd Baffin FWZKR I 1 j DRAWERS I M“°L. pgyMMUBM | "sll B'dTn’ THU U roue CHANCE ENTIRE-STOCK rVKSft PLACED AT THE MERCY i Public Forum I OF THE ( 18.77 || 38.77 [[ 68 77j BUYING —PUBLIC . COME EARLY NO MONEY DOWN TERMS ARRANGED Dr. Linus Pauling, Internation­ ally famous scientist and twice winner of the Nobel Prize reveal* the following facta: ‘ On the average to amoka a l single cigarette decreaw^Ilfe ex­ ! pectancy by 14.4 minuu ' A one-pack-a-day s SO is old physiologically 'smoker at M. TO SAVE MONEY QUALITY FURNITURE 117 West State St. Hastings Michigan Daisy Johnson. R3 Union City, Michigan JUVENILE ROCKERS Beautiful Covering* 9.77 MlddlevtUe. Mich. To the Editor: At our last community Farm Bureau meeting we dUcuwed the subject of the new >11. We I talked with a member of the j Citizen* Committee and' listened ,go on record a* censoring the • board ol supervisor* for their ac­ . Hons and .-.land on the subject. I We feel that the present loca­ tion Is no place for a new jail. : We are of the a eU-coruidared opintan that a. thorough county political house eteaning te tn order. j Parmele Farm Bureau Group �Flowers Decorate Altar for Nuptials In Lake Odessa Herbert Smelkers Now at Home After Honeymoon •—THE HABTTNO8 BANNER Nyla Abendroth, Myrton Watrous Exchange Vows 8t Edwards Catholic Church tn Lake Odessa thexene fat the marriage of Mis* »«®* Shaw and Juergen R Wailicsra oaiuau*/. — —■ - The bride is the daughter of Mr and Mia Newman Shaw of R2 Nashville, and ii* parent* an- Mr and Mrs Rudolf p Walhczek, 441 B. Sheldon St.. Charlotte. The double ring ceirenony was read by the R*» Rnymund Monrvnbeng in Uie presence of Miss Nadine Ann Kidder, daugh­ ter Of Mr and Mrs. Donald Kidder Mr*. Nyla Abendroth end Myrton Watrous, both of Nash­ ville. were married in a quiet Methodist Church. Shaw, former Evangelical Uni­ ted Brethren paster in Nashville. rated with baskets of mixed cut flowers, palms and lighted candrl- A. E Halverson, Nashville. After a trip through Northern Michigan, the couple will be at Yellow and white carnations decorated the side altar, and Mrs Ft E. White of Nashville companled by Mr*. Charles BJoiuh Miss Deloris Boird To Wed Aug. 14 Frir.ch lace and silk urgansa over taffrta Tlie lace bodice was styled with a scalloped sa­ brina neckline trimmed with pearl and arquins and long t*Pered sleeves Hr bouffant Or­ ganza skirt was fa.vhK.ncd with ’ sequins st the hemline Garland* of lace with sequin trim ac­ cented the organra sides. The back detail was furnuiieel b» * wide scalloped wired panel of luce that terminated In a cathe­ dral tialn. Her fUigvrtiP length binallon of white laca and ML Vic-.Lyons, Royal Oak. wish to antorian stytad bodice, with acwrdkn nounce the engagement ot their pleated net panels and draped daughter. Marlene H. Kalama* with matching over lace. Her too, t<> John C. Nelson. Middtewabt-lcngth veil wa* secured by > vilte. son of Mr. and Mr*. C. J. ■equin adorned bead band She Nelson. 37S7 Richmond Rood, carried a white Bible covered with Grund Rapid*. Mix* Isenbarger a white orchid is • graduate of the Royal Oak n*-r. Moor. Kimball High School, and is M»- Mia* Detori* Baird, daughter Bellevue, arrived home frofn a two year teaching tour in Turkey on July 2. She was met at WilWayne Williams They Equipment Co, Kalamazoo, as a 'production clerk. Her flance i* J » graduate from Union High ‘»«l'“-t of (n Orand Haplds and pink camauora. University of Toledo. Toledo. Mis* GUI husteuer. brldcsmaal Ohio He 1* employed a* an enand Miss Laura Kidder, Junior glncrr Bt the E W Bliss Co. An bridesmaid, wore drexsc* similar to oct 16 wedding is to be held tn the matron of honor tn lavender the st Paul Lutheran Church of and pink, respectively, with match-' Royal Oak. ing head piece*. They also carried colonial bouquet* of yellow and pink carnations Mias Don* n Kidder, niece of the Kh.? Cancel Concert MRS ELWOOD ARTHUR TRAVIS Miss Linda Marie Wallock Becomes Bride. afternoon concert .vlierfuled at 5 a conflict in travel time Th* John Gallacher* of Lan- FRESH DONUTS Superette presided as muter and mistress of ceremonies . L Act Abbott of Middleville Afternoon Rites Unite Couple at Leighton Church were. James Harrington of Hasi tings, step-brother of the groom, land Thomas Slaughter of Has­ . tings. MU. r ind. Por her daughter * wedding. Mwte wanSk dauthte^oMUn Mrs W*lkxl1 ch“* * Wue n°w' Annie M W^lkx-k of Oak« ND 1 ered C111®0" drr“ a^ElwJS Arthur mrii. wk •'“» •Wte “ Ml ^MreXlXvls, R2 *2? ^ Society newS a yellow taffeta brocade dress ■ Uh The Cedric Moreys entertained ------- , i—- »-—~ .. their Poker Club at their home on Gregory Moure, nephew of Uie Bond Street Monday evening bride, was ring bearer. » a a Lyle Blough was beat man. with , .. David Smelker as groomsman. 1he| . . * . JZzZT- . . entertained 16 iruesta at their Gun lAkf cottage There was waler skld^iXn^ -JSTS -e -­ Allen King The bride* mother wore a bUck big. basting and swimming before in the Leighton Evangellval Uni-, ***“ plnk Bnd whMe carna’ prm jerin tteMTwiUr wluteT ,lh' hamburger fry and the bridge SSorlmL^Thegroom ’s mother-rre ted Brethren Church ; no"|| . .. ,. „ , , Following -the ceremony a re*<??. * zJlL' -°gr>1? «pUon was held in the parish u brown print Jersey drex, with Caledonia performed the double ilaU beige acceaaorlea. Hwy wore Ider.rrng caremonx In the presence. ooupl„' BddreM u Hl, Box Deal corsage* of pink carnations. Just too lovely to be Indoor*. The reception was held in the * • • of 100 guests. Altar baskets of in. A Delton Mich pink and white gladioli and ’ ’ , church isariors with Mr. and Mri A dinner party at the Steak mums, candelabra and palms -.-. . • . ■ James Harrison a* master ahd'House in Grand Rapids Saturday u>. ^ur 72 at Hoyward nilitres* of ceremonies The Mixes evening celebrated July wedding MR. AND MRS. JERRY LEE PLANK . . Susan Margaret Rosenberg Become* Bride. Double Ring Rites Unite Couple at Parmalee Church Church was the seen* bf a Vary pretty wedding Saturday July 10. at • pro. when Susan Mar­ 205 N. Michigan garet Rosenberg and Jerry the Plank were united in mMrikt* by the p«uU>r. Kenneth MeOaW. Gathering Blough were in cluirge of gift*. The double ring ceremony was performed by candlelight in th* Kuh. uh.un.-t u,n You Truly urd The Lort. "yd.* u ty Ouu presence of 200 guastt. ... rnStaae nt Mr and Mrs Miss Mary Lou Boyion and the Coir* and Ken Roses were among Parent* of the couple ore Mr. groom's cake by MUs Patty Br, - the yuesti even though July Is not cown or served to 72 people from Freeland, Ion. Miss Carol Brunton pound their anniversary month. short Kalamazoo. Delton. Lansing, Alto. cecii Plant of RJ .rrt neck- Clarksville. Hastings. Otsego. Clnline embroidered with lace and clnnati. Ohio, and the Panama Campbell presided at live guest evening when the Clifford Dolans •equina and cascading down the Canal Zone book. ' -ere host* to the Mo 1 Gourmet wedding music Watch Whila front of the gown. An illusion Mr. and Mr*. Alvah Peet and For her going-sway outfit the Club at the polans* cottage near . 4*»V*ll wa* held In place by a pearl | children were the gueata from Ctn- new Mr*. Smelker wore a white Hastings Point at Gun Lake. The Lord'll Prayer " and sequined tiara She carried clnnati They are former Alto rations were palms. White gladi­ Wa Maha 'Em a bouquet of white gladioli. residents. MMOMa and the corsage from her wedding hosted the No, 2 Gourmet Club at oli and yellow mum*. Here from the Canal Zone were |bouquet. their Gun Lake cottage, near Sandra Gurd as maid of honor Hcrr ,n nea,)^^ ore at home *1 FUtehle’. landing, and their menu Plain 59c doz. wore a blue and white linen Mr. aiMl Mr* Ronald Cappoei and, oiviai<5fl street. Freeport after also consisted « the exotic Pofy- nylon lace over taffeta, dress with matching accessories. their two chddretr He is the son of Mr. and Mr*. Clarence Cappon ------ --------------- — ------ —<— FROSTED & DECORATED with a. scalloped ntekllm of R1 Shelbyville and a Hastings bride I* a 1965 graduate of Middle- 1 tapered sleeves and a . * • * High graduate. They came to visit ville High School. Hie groom was D c. French and Mr* Wll- train. A crown of pearls held her Ronald Rlvetl of Hasting*. Their Donut* 69c doz. graduated from Freepor. nlgniuog, siebbins won north-south malM length veil and aba car­ ed chiffon over white tafin 1961- and U employed by White honon In the duplicate bridge ried a cascade bouquet ot white TRY SOME TODAY teacher to servicemens children Products in Middleville । SBIne Tuesday evening. July 1J. at mums and red rows*. Her only wlth pink and blue linen accented with embroidery there for throe years. Before her wedding. Mr* Stne.Hastings Country Club. Second Jewelry was a small white gold Ire— ■ Vuwvwrvl at thr.e MWOt* -- - ~___ cross nccklcoa. a gift of the Open Doily Mr. and Mr*. Richard Guen­ Grace Denton and third to Gordon a Walstead. daughter of ____ — Mr Mrs. Chester WaUtead. ther were in Detroit Thursday and Friday Mr Guenther, a linen shower. TASTE TREATS member of a State-wide commit­ Hudson and Roy Hubbard, second length dress of yellow peaa-de ;.uie MUs Rytha Plank. Utter of Roberta, and nephew of U»e tee on Mental Health, wa* meet­ Mis* Mandy-Daing with Use group at Wayne Moore Roy Hubbard and third to Mrs the groom, and r• ■ lA ■ I Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Travis Blate University. tertalned with a grocery allow er on July 4 at their home in Caledonia. On Thursday evening they wsre nin<. June 9. with luncheon follow- entertained for dinner at the Malbirthdays of Malcolm, which was assisted by Mrs. James Harrison. Friday, the 16th. hi* daughter, chert, Wednesday. the SIM. and hl* mother. Mrs Myron, the 19th. On Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. ! made by Mrs. Deuq Stuart of Wendell Bwlan add VlcEl eater- Close-outs of past hits by Another Group Values to *34” *13-^- Xfor ■ x $1 coo ID • such artists as Matt Mon­ roe. Roy Charles, Perry Como and others. RECORD CARRYING RECORD CLEANING GOTHS CASES Holds 50 45 RPM SUMMER Sportswear & Swim Suits Vs0Ff < 96‘ t'IIX 29* 331 ALBUMS '<*■ 69c 99c Mother. Daughter . . ° Hostess bnower I and -lute catnation* nmr girl was Deone Mrs Ted Ziegler and Jane were fihsw. daughter of Mr and Mrs. hostease* at a shower given for william O. Shaw ot Nashville. Miss Dawn Durbin bn Wednes- Dmr* u a niece of the bride served to twenty-four guesu The tables were attractively decorated with a miniature bride and groom in a cluster of flower* as center pieces. Among the guests were Dawn * grandmother. Mrs Laura Wurm. Bgrandmother. Mr*. Cresste , and Dawn's future i-law. Mr*. Irene Brownell Other guest* were from Freeport. Hastings. Grand Rapids and Bat- Brownell will be an event nephew. Mike Kersjra. sun of Mr and Mr*. Patrick Kersjts of Thornapple Luke Road. N a a h­ ViUe. Ueyf walllczek of Woodland". brotlMT of the groom, acrvrd as nuu, ,whcn» WPre Wil; Odessa. friend of the groom church parlor?, following the ceremony. The master of ceyvmoniaa was Harold WalUwrk bf Woodland, brother of tlie groom. Mia* Beulah Errtdre of Haailrgs. a family friend. Mr* Nathan Sheldon of Nash­ ville cut the bride* cake and Mr. and Mr* RuaaeU Wilkin* of Mrs Victor Higdon of Nashville Rl Hasting* announce the engage­ ment of their daughter. Marsha ervam Oth Patrick H Mr ana Mrs ueraid Sinclair or,----- . R3 Hasttnga Marsha and Dan are both 196S gnduataa at Ilasttng* rw the wMdlng th* brides High School. No wedding date has mother chose a black «ul white ? nu ““ i—w-r white arcrsnric.t Porents Announce Daughter's Troth beige Utten dreaa with tan acreznorie* Out-of-town guaste attending In the Item about the Alumni Banquet the name of Maurica — the wedding ____________ w»-re_____ from______ Battle Greenfteld wa* inadvertantly>Creek. LowelL Nashville. Charomitted a* an officer of the iotte. Hastings. Traverse City Beg Your Pardon the 35th reunion claa*. He did a Capt and Mrs Raymond Perof honor, tn mint green with Iremendoualy fine job with this kins of Washington. DC. are matching veil hats and they car­ assignment much to the delight , here this week visiting his parried cascade bouquet* of tinted J Mrs Glen Perkins. yeltuw and green mum* The pride's dress and tehdants were mad* bride's mother. . Cathy and Johntty Ruder, niece and nephew of the groom, were flower girl and ring bearer. Gerald Pratt Jr. served a* beat Mr. and Mrs. Roman Feld- Tuckennani. for dinner at Gull Craig Girard, nephew* of the bride, were Junior ush*n. pausch drove home from Knox­ ville. Tenn. Tuesday where they birthday, and the date was again Grand Blanc acted as master and mistress of ceremonies. For her daughter’s wedding, in the hospital for some time. the bride* mother wore a pink Ulned them for dinner on Sunday J but u ^Improving. silk taffeta dress with white ac- RECORDS 45 RPM 'te io< si.oo SALE •tai crown. Slie carried a bouquet of yellow neat; and white mlnations. Ti>c maht of bonne wav MU-v rtttricia Shaw of HaMings. atevcf ot the bride The beidemalds wrrc MU* Marie A and MU* Marilvn R Shaw, sht.-rz .of the bride. The maid of ; honor's drew and tlie brldre. maids* dreoues were floor length ’ gowns of blue chiffon over blue . ther wore a green and white nylon Jersey dress with beige r CotoW church parlor* following tlie ceremony A beautiful four Uered brides cake with yellow roses Tetapa by the bride’s sister, Mrs. Rob* cakes, in the form of Bible*. hosted by Mr. and Mr*. Cecil Plank and their daughter. Mn. Marie Ruder at MTS N. Middle­ ville Road, Friday evening. July After a short honeymoon teip through Northern Michigan the newlyweds will make their home at R3 Hastings. The groom I* employed at Stone’s Hardware in You con see a long way into the future if you save for it. Any young fellow who has college in his plans will find the best way to finance it is to save regularly with us Jnd let income from the account pay part f his way through school. Check on the benefits of a long range saving progrfirti today. ptoyad in the office of White Anonunce Ients ichter's Troth Senior, u kOcbura auw Uni- — $1-47 Pickwick . . . Crown . - ■ RCA Camden JEWELRY and HATS Now at 1/2 price DUE TO THE FACT THAT SUN DAMAGES RECORDS. MOST OF OUR MERCHANDISE WILL BE INSIDE OF THE STORE. The Bonnet & Gown Alma Fingleton Births at Pennock Kansas 136 E. State St Phon* Wl 5-3853 Shop MUSIC CENTER 138 W. State Wl 5-42*4 All Satingi Insured Up to flOjOOO with F.S.U.C �Carnival for Kiddies Here On Friday Society newS .... (Democrat* Invite I Personal Motion } Puhlie Mpt,t .Ub'c To Dedicate Mia Robert VanderWerf with Senator JohllHOtl ' Lovely Wedding At Bellevue Unites Couple Saturday a 17 11 Pr fll*f*Y Uf HiriOlUlSe .... ... > Senator Roger Jotanaon will be prvxmt at ths Barry County Fair »> Saturday. July 31. at 1 p.m. atee.t neonle »nd answer aucitiotl*.: ... daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter O. Baird of rural Bellevue and his parents are Mr. and Mr* George *■ Edington of rural Grand Ledge. Tlie double ring ceremony was performed at 1:30 pm. by the Rev. William Brown of the Belle­ vue Methodist Church and the La Jolla, Calif . who were tn their former hometown of Blooming­ ton. Ind. Monday to attend the i funeral of their close trtend. Adlal Stevenson, will arrive thia weekend to visit the Paul Paulk- Harris Hotel in Kalamazoo, Tues- I day. July 13 Representing Barry County were Charles H. Hinman, postmaster; : Mrs. Irene Parker, chairman of the Barry County• Democratic j I Committee, and Mn. Judith Mam. Mined Mrs D. B Green erf Wood­ land and Mr. and Mrs Lynn Btocum of Oun Lake for dinner on Sunday to honor the Urthdays of the Bumps’ wn, Don. and Mn Tbrbjom Malm was the honoree at a swim party hosted by Martha Culbert at her home. 701 W Bund, on Monday evening, aa he will soon be returning to his home In Swe­ den The ’ guy* *nd gala." senior classmates of Tort)'*.'- made the occasion as lively *S possible A guitar appeared in their midst which always brings out hidden nndcoMahnt (f), and when the group weren't swimming (either of thetr own voiltkm ar being pushed into the pool), *lngtng or playing record*, the Chef. Rod Kelthley, waa trying to plcisae them with ids Marriage Licenw ' ed the guests. The bride wore a lovely gown of white slipper satin, fashioned with a fitted bodice and long sleeves which tapered to points at the wrist. Tlie neckline, which This Thursday the children are to leave Central at I pm. and southeastern al 3 and ths First Ward Park at 1:10 and 1;W pm. for swimming at Algonquin. Next Tuesday boys and girts at ,, □ . Crntrel will go swimming al 1 p m ■ family, the Haywards, at their Oun "“■ **“ k“* “—‘------ * "“■*" Lake cottage an Sunday. There were TO tn attendance. M being at dinner which waa a bounteous pot­ luck. Many reiaUvca came tram great diatencea. such as the Pana­ of Grand I-edge High School and ma Canal. Alaska. California and a IMS graduate of MSV. He spent six months of 1964 as an away with their trailer, vaca­ tioning this week. Mrs. John Clarey. with Patty Winners at the bridge tabla fol- and Tim Clarey. visited the Rob­ Uie ankly Tuesday lunch­ ert Huebner family at Platt Lake eon. July 13. for the ladles, at the Heatings C.juntry Club were Mr,. Paul Faulkner. Mn M- 8. Yoder and Mr*. Cornell Denton Mr*. Douglas CazUcman wa* riiatrrnan for the day s**irted by Mesdamea Jack Limbaugh. Marshall Cook. Adeltert cmrighl. John Czinder, Pont* left Tuesday 4o drive back home they were also traruawrt- »»» ~ —... ing gift* and things for ths new' tana, to visit her sister. Mn. Hswraney pair. Il will also be Minnie Thornton, and other mighty nice for the newlyweds to relatives. She plans to be away have Norma and nick nearbv ' about three weeks. The Pat Gilmores entertained Mrs. Robert Sherwood, her two with a delightful nelgliborliood youngsters. and MU* Patty Clarporty honoring the George “ChrU" «T accompanied Mrs. Edward Howard family who bought the Barrett on her return motor trip •• Goes Bradford house on 8. Jefferwn. Porl Lauderdale. Fla. They Steer: and rreently movtd Into ■ left Tue*day moning and. will Bride Their new Ivxne All agreed that ,U>P several place en toute to Ibo Gilmores are about the mret vul1 relatives. Mrs. 8. the chllwrmderful host* th4\ any gutsu dren Wld p*‘ty will return In could tnagc-.e ' about a month. Kf,-.c Tli.rtnr. la vl.HIn,. I* the selection of the ngM photographer. Good Photographs can ,ksgp thie precious, Laniing to celebrate the wedding anniversary of Ur Robert Bryans and tne birthday of Floyd Colvin. On Sunday, the 11th, there wa* a family dinner at the Colvin home which included his parents, the E­ Colvins, xc again honor Floyd's change Student He U employed by Michigan Crop Improvement Mn. Tarry Tdington. Tom and picnic SUMMT Cants were p Deloria Baird are grandnieces taler with prizes going to and nephew of Mrs. Olive Camp­ bell of U3 S. Church St. add Mrs Andy Owen, now of Kala­ mazoo. They are algo grand- latest patterns ' ones-in-s-bfetirrw moment* vrvldly alive forever. Why Not Call Us for the Best Wedding 'Vbotography ■ frfusls included Mrs Dsn Johnson at the Cnmpground in Carwin oft Jackson. Mn Jack Medan of Cttv from July 37th to 30th. The CWrago, Mlaa Julia Retell ' ■* [ g**»rArtt- ----- — • Society newS White S Photography IfJifftertbn 945-3967 over, celebrated hi* 12th birthday July 13. Those present for the horseback ruling, swimming at tlie 4H pool, treasure hunt, "Sloppy A FLOO* TO MI IT EVERY BUDGET It was ■ birthday party for Gor­ dan Havens Thursday evening. July IB. and thetr guests were Mr. and Mrs. Edward Madison aixl youngstem of Grand Rapid., who are HASTINGS FLOOR COVERING SPECIALS on the INSIDE of the STORE as well as on the SIDEWALI tiou ll love our BAKED GOODS Personal Mention Guecls of the Jim Wl*well* White of Champaign. Ill- Satur­ day evening the Wltwella will be hoate to a dinner party for all of the La Jolla. Calif , winter delegation, including the Clay- Wlawell. the Pau! Faulkner* and Robert Shannon*. With Cheese s—" S'" 39c With Polish Sausage or Pepperoni Robert, of Maple Height*. Ohio, vVUUxl her aUter, the Cedric Morey*. Friday through Sunday. The Willard Lawrence family Small Six* FRIDAY b SATURDAY Chocolate Glazed Donuts . ■A rich yeast raised dough and chocolate glazed. Coffee Cokes s"°" 32c, Family Size 58c Sidewalk Day Special! Friday, July 23rd Buttermilk Friedcakes -doz. 39c through the Eazt They will do their rightaeeing at the World's Fair and other point* of interest en route to Brentwood. N. H. for a bu*inc«* meeting beginning Aug. 8th. Mia* Ann McDonald of San D. McDonald and her brother, the Fred McDonald* in Allegan DALE’S BAKE SHOP ONE RACK OF - ’ ' VA LADIES and CHILDRENS WEAR GARMENT BAGS Jumbo Size—54-Inch. I Holds Up to 14 Gar- $1UU I. KITCHEN TOWELS 100% ments ... Choose from Assorted Colors. I E«h I " 60 u $6 IRONING BOARD COVERS Cotton Terry in Assorted Patterns In Silicone and Muslin . . Fits All Standard Boards. Reg. 79c. J. Throw Rugs Low at • < Assorted Colors - Reg.$398 Now French will vl*lt her daughter and family, the Richard Fingle- PLACE MATS Vinyl Foam Reg. 39c Each Backed. They Sponge Clean . . ■ Assorted MEN S SHIRTS Dress and Sport Styles. 100% Cotton Reg. $2.98. Pattern* and Colon. 3' >R1J> anl Sh' img «'»wc* abvrly «1 yw spse? Wt'S Mad akmg • toy I gi Mrs. Pt sarr«> hx • monter ol tokghUul mrtd m fsitote TM «** b SIDEWALK DAY SPECIALS Will Continue Through the Weekend .'Seri., While Quantities Last. Na Exchanges or All Soles Final . Refunds on Sole Merchandise. Look for famous 'Trade-Name labels on the things you buy .,. you'll find them herd Parmaleei 124 East State Street �8—THE MABTING!* HANNER Area Districts Rites Friday Approve Annexation County on Sept 16. 1874. the The district*. and the Ye»-No daughter ol John raid AbeUne vote on each prppoeitton. follows ,HeM, ghafer She marred In. addition U. Mr* Gltrwxi. PMCIO FOR SAVINGS! Mra Laura AckHk 67.’ of R2 Cheboygan, widow of John Askeu. die*! at the Jurtln Convaltweent home ttvre Thursday. July 15 8he had law * patient al lhe home five days. Mr*, tcfcrtl waa barn In Barry county Nav. tt. IM1. a <l*u(bter af Henry and Sarah (.lever. Following her marriage | to Mr. Xcketl they lived in the Nasbtille area many yaar* 1 Following hu drnlh ahe moved to Hasting* and In 1657 went to 1 Chetovgan to live with her aon. Vome, who Mireive*. along with a sister. Mr*. Hatlie Kuns of Hastings and two grandson*. Services were held .Saturday from lhe Vogt Funeral Home in Nashville, and burial wa* In Lakeview Cemetery M;xs Donna Store, sister of the btide. wa* the maid of honor and the brirfewnaid was Mis* Sue Flora, ihter of lhe groom The attendant* were dressed alike in floor length gowns of sheer bro­ cade over yellow satin with matching pUl box and tulle headpieces. They carried bou­ quets of yellow and white car­ nation* Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Btora. brother and sliter-in-law- of the bride ot Wayland, and Mr and, Mrs Harley Marsh, slater and I ■ brother - in - law of the groom -- ---------- . Z ■ .. .... frum Hasting*, presided a* masThursday Mr*. Dwight Fbher Summerville ha.* been visiting tets and iniitresjies of cere-. and Mrs Robert Abbey enterbroliu-r and family, lhe LUncd .iu> . »im put, .nd F""k Mec>«kn. Color-Bright, Kitchen Pretty. .. ' ) trimmed train, a rhinestone tiara secured the elbow length veil of silk illusion. She carried a white *atln prayer book and a white pearl rosary topped With White 9; SS-J; 40-3. Striker—15-2. 13- daughter. Mrs Claud? i Darren) 4: 18-S. and liender*hol—Annex-. Wart of ill Burlington; a *on, ation 23-8; 45 extra millage 15- \ Clarence. Rl Shelbyville, eight 13. and shore of debt. 16-10. ‘ grandchildren. ■ grandchildren Mr* Minnie William* 1* at her •on’s home, the Roger Williams .mechanic at Rralun Motor Bales in Delton, while they are away <died July I. 1M2. ' [Dies Thursday MBs Sharon Kae Store, daughK‘ Mr and Mrs Albert Store. Street in Walland. be­ came the bride of Walter R. Flora. »on of Mr. and Mr* Ru­ dolph Flora. 804 W Walnut Street, at St. Thereee Catholic Church of Wayland on Saturday morning. June 3d. Monsignor Adalbert Radawski performed Uie double ring cere­ mony in the presence of 350 guest* Yellow and white gladi­ oli bouquets graced the altar Mtu Adeline Beaver provided the traditional wedding music Given In marriage by her father, the bride wore a floor length. lace over satin gown, styled with a square neckline trimmed In rhinestone* and long tapered sleeve* Tlie full skirt Funeral *erncm for Mr* Mae Cappcn. 80. Rl DeRon who died I *t the home of a daughter. Mr*. i|g. jWUbur < Mary Gibson near ‘approved three tvopoawl* for annexation to Hal­ „ voter* wlcJj at the Hetiuai-Smilh Funeral ting*. and next Monday and the. the >•<’*’* al Delton. at Hailing* Center a>iu Moore Dtatret are to vole on the *ame propaalii-.mv Relate and burial ia to be ' Prairieville Ceni’tiry. PLASM NUSEWMR [Past Resident St. Therese's at Wayland Setting For Lovely Nuptials p Mrs. Mae Lappon Dies Tuesday; Tlvr 47th annual Oarlinger reunion will be iield Sunday. July 25. nt the cottage «>< Mr*. Cius iEval Wnbeke at back Tuik Lake, northern* of Ontnvllle with a I pm poduck dinher Rustell'Gerltnger ot Haitlngs is Resident and Laurel Garllnget. Lake Odessa, secre­ tary LEGAL Myrri ol acted dmner. at th? Flaher home, hqna* • ■— 1 as best man and usher* ushers were ’ 1. * ' .' James CYother* of Hasting* and <”lng Mr* Tom Ogd.n, the forRonald and Richard Wore. m" ,ETtl’T,>arB£. *h° *“ brothers of the bride from Wav- n!arr!^„ July, 81,h T?,rrV*tr -------- „--------- ------ ---------- .. । ■ about 30 guests from the CourtiVan Varst ol Sherwood *en>d „ , house. Medical Facility and Weipunch. Mr* Charles Raver of MidMn b,ora cho*e a mint green |3rr D^pt »t*n» beside* Mrs. dleviDe wa* in charge of lhe table dress for her daughter's; jantPS Mathews. MLks Margaret land Mr and Mr* Charlr.s H wcddmg'wlth matching hat and Ogden and Mrs Richard Van Towne of Kalamaaoo. Mr*. Haxen *hlte acre worn*Her corrage j Engrn Towne of Wayland and Mr*, Uus *« »hlt* carnation* and mini... • -Beyer of Ionia took care Of lhe »Wf'’ T*»* Mrs. D. C French entertained glfu k_ *"« • ra4P^rr> N«-'“ a tew friends before the Country The Leighton r Evangelical —United ------ After a northern trip the nr» silk-*neath dress with match ng ; C|U|> ladies' luncheon Tuesday. Ihethren CTiurch six mik. west Mr and Mra Oeukes willmake *»' •'‘d PtaUnum accessories July 13 honor of Mrs. Maard Uielr homeon Adanu Road. RJ Her >>"'•« was white cama- Barrett who wa* here from Flontl-x- wedding ceremony of Mb* Mummuie Hon. apd miniature red roses d3 vlslUn< her famUy. Uie nur. Janet Aim Solomon and Donald, --- ----------------------------------------A reception wa* held tn the nell Larke* and the Robert K. Geukra^&vturday evening. July > churrh parlors following the Sherwoods. . ceremony. ... The bride i* the daughter of ’*--•• Out of town guesta came from Mr*. Edith Kent entertained Mr and Mrs. Ruwell Solomcn _pf I - --Ofaad Rapid, Muskegon. De- Saturday evening. July 10 at tlie $jfk?j‘£/2y" dan^e®'s Middleville and Mr. and Mr*. Che*~ Saturday «75n'P<ju’T *’• lh7 troll. JadUKin. Battle Creek. Lan- nurUadbHauaa where the reter Geukrs of Middleville are n~ the •*-- annual neighborhood picnic at >tn<. Mar*liall. Swart* Creek and , aides honoring her .vWer Mrs MlkVcALD Will*TW SMHtfLDS ■ -------Podunb Lake took place at the Whitehall. MicX Chicago. HL; Joseph Little of Chicago and The Rev. Gerald Bate*, assisted Clayton BrandstcUers This 1* phoenix. Art*, and Iowa. Mra. Can oil Huff of BummprSHOWMAT CHOtUS -CAST by Bruce Keegstra. officiated al U>e the highlight of the amaon tor A reCfphon WM hcld on m. ¥lllr. N j. Mr* UtUe lias been * *.> >auw sm» •■cr. — ra egwh Ki! ceremony In the presence of 225 Uy®* folks, in tart, Walt FVr- day evening. June 25 at lhe Red here for a week vtatlng anottwr kins say* this la the event that BrU.k Jnn ln PlalnweiL BuUr Mra Robert Cook. Mr* Evelyn Gnike*. orgwtat. playid P™nP^ them to ael 1 thetr I lhe traditional wedding musk and l;'nn rn®** J71* C,n^s accompanied Mrs George Camp- ^ene *‘‘5 bell, vocaltat of Kalamaroo. who the chicken barbecue detail and sang ’Savior. Like a Shepherd '** U“1 h"' • to Lead Us-and “The Lord sprayer." caUgrory praairaHy prtj hru. ..n™ in t1* PrcfcsjijnwT Tne unde, given in marriage by ri„.. I her father, selected a floor-length I ... ’ . . Mis* Janet Ann Solomon 1* Married? GEORGE GOBEL Evening Nuptials at Leighton Church Unite Couple st; JULY 26 31 st Society newS £2Sii E4CH HANDY HELPERS MAKE WORK LIGHT! A bright array ofcolorful new Linear plastic accessories! U stacking bins, waste and Laundry baskets, all designed lor nun Divided Dirt Pu L*urdr» Hailut Reg. J1.59 SIDEWALK DAYS 1965 SPECIAL PRICES FOR SIDEWALK DAY ONLY 10 Quart Plastic Pail __ 37c Round Jumbo Size Plastic Clothes Basket 4 Quart Plastic Decanter Hooded Copper Dust Pan Terry Dish Towels 99c 5Yc 33c. 3‘,or 83c Assorted Novelty-Screen Print Designs Whitman Hard Cover ’ Children's Fiction Books . . 2 for 77c 50 assorted titles to please every young reader Women's Deluxe Hair Brush . 77c Assorted pearlescent colors Ladies' Seamless Nylons— 3 Pr. to Pkg. Pkg. $1.00 1 nttirf h.^Thndi£nL'. ™ thrtr Potluck-bridge club for 1 hv^l ,llnncr at their Gan Lake rot^nl?» tnKP T,xte KTO^P ‘ncludra the , X^rt^t Perry*. BUI Quinluu and । mt J rLUmt 1 LyIr Gillespies. The latter maple 'the elbow-length sleeve*. A Knau .'.. . *7 ..... i crown held her veil and .'he carfor th« eve1 ried a while Bible topped with a P»>- e , . white orchid. The neighborhood potluck club Mr* Michael Belson. sister of the •bride, waa matron of honor She met at tlie Marsh Coot*. S-vturwore a floor-lengih ihrath. crepe. I gown of soft petal pink with a Panfils were guirts Brldir hon­ j scooped neckline and el bow--length ors went to Mrs Lyle Gillespie, the bo&t and Mrs Manin An। long detachable nateau tram of ,J*T»on. * , Alencon lace She wore a pink bow . 'of pink rose*. Bridesmaid* were friained their bridge club with I Mis* Sandra Solomon. *Uter of the d‘«CTl and cards at th.tr h«ne bride. Mira Ruth Geukes stater of on a- Park 51 FrltL" 'vening. the- groan, and Mr* William Ju,r ’ The Marshall Cook* were Brown. all of Middleville They ««««*• The award* went to the ■were attired TdenUraUy~To lheiw Pwiands and the trawling honor attendant. prUe to Mr* Cook. Mias Debra Sue Solomon, daugh... iter of Mr. and Mr* Donald SoloAfter a visit to lhe Bird SancJ mon. was the flower gtrl. Sne wore । tuary ‘following rhurch Sunday, 'a long embroidered ontandy over: July 11, the Charles Hlgbies, | taffeta gown of soft petal pink, with thetr guests from Dearborn. Her head piece and bouquet were Mr land Mr*. George Bentley. 1 Identical to the bridesmaid*. Don- andllhe Dale Rues, of Guo lake/ laid and James Salomon, son* of! with their grandson and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Solomon of! the Rev. Normandale Qrews. Middleville, were the ring bearers, i visiting here from Pennsylvania. Larry Roger* of Portland acted; enjoyed dinner at Gull Hartior don Pennington of Lansing. Michael niversary for the Crews and Mr. Bclivn of Caledonia and Donald I Bentley s birthday. Bender of Middleville. i • • • Masters and mistresses of cere-1 Mas Margaret Olden, assisted । motile* al the wedding and recep- by MUs Carol Beumer, -nieruinM I non. which was held in the parish i with dessert and a bridal d-.ower ; house, were Mr and Mr* Donald ।at the Ogden home Saturday after. Solomon and Mr and Mr* Arthur i noon. July 10. In honor of brtSeI Smith I elect. Linda Rareiey. «ho will be Assisting at Ute reception were' married to Fred Tet» at the Mr and Mr* Gary Round* of MeUtodlM .Church Saturday, Middleville al tire guest book. Mba I July 34. Games were played and Rebecca Lee of Middleville poured all of the winners presented their | coffee. Mr*. Marshall Towne of awards to the hotE.rc- On Soiur'Wayland served die wedding cake* day afternoon. July 17. Mr*. Richj Miss -Lora Kay Towne of Kalama- 1 ard Huver will b* U*e >u*tm toy , too toned the groom's cake, M1m a bridal shower for the '*me tutn|VIVian Kaechele of Caledonia ored guest at her home, S3 E । .-erred ice cream. Miss Mary Smy- | Madison. Reg. S3 99 Swing Top Square Waste Basket Special 23c Reg. $1.49 Swing Top Round Waste BasketSpecial Styrene'Foam Picnic Jug 99c 88c Gallon Size—Poly Plastic Lining—Pouring Spout 16 x 16 x 2 Inches Foam Patio Cushion Special $1.44 Skate Boards_________________ $1.77 PRICES SLASHED ON SUMMEk SPORTSWEAR FOR LADIES, MISSES. AND CHILDREN . . . MANY MORE SPECIALS ... ON THE SIDEWALK AND INSIDE THE STORE. Ben Franklin 102 W. STATE STREET IN HASTINGS MEN’S and BOYS' WEAR What’s new in your home? A home contents inventory may show that you've acquired a surprising number of new possessions. Make a room-byroom list of everything you own. Then total up its present value. You may find that your present insurance on home contents falls far short oTthe amount you really need. If so, call us for more up-to-date protection through a Home­ owners policy. 130 E. State aua FRIDAY, JULY 23rd Men’s Short Sleeve SPORT SHIRTS 'price Men's White Name Brand DRESS SHIRTS One Group of Men's NAME BRAND Reg. $5.00 All Ball Band Jet’ TENNIS SHOES Wl 5-4174 All Boys’ DRESS and CASUAL PANTS ^pnte price All Men’s Oshkosh WALK SHORt Bathing SUITS WORK CLOTHES and JACKETS 20% - 20% •« Er '/i-" MANY OTHER ITEMS ON SALE OUTSIDE & INSIDE Our Regular JULY SALE PRICES on NUNN BUSH & EDGERTON SHOES and all of our Name Brand 120 W. STATE ST. All Boys' SUITS and SPORT COATS and f/ SPORT 1/ /2pi‘e COATS /2pr,e SUITS Sizes 1-6 & 6'0-13 All Men's^^ Special $1.88 3 ’/j Quart Sise Styrene Foam Ice Bucket CLEVELAND’S SUITS, SPORT COATS & DRESS SLACKS Open Daily 9:00 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Wednesdays and Fridays Open 9:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. �THE HASTINGS BANNER Thundoy. Ju|y 22, 1M5 SHOP and SAVE in HASTINGS on FRIDAY, JULY 23'J SIDEWALK BARGAINS SIDEWALK BARGAINS j SIDEWALK BARGAINS SIDEWALK BARGAINS TONG Sandals 4 Pr. $1.00 SIDEWALK SPECIAL DAY Porch and Patio Furniture Men's Short Sleeve CHAIRS and CHAISE LOUNGES SPORT SHIRTS Brach's Candy Special Women's and Children's SUMMER BRIDGE MIX 2 LBS. *1.00 Strong polished oluminum frame, . . . Upholstered in beautiful floral patterns. X| B0L Assorted stripes, prints. and solid colors Woven or knits Small, medium and large sizes. XV «pl I Bl B B — Bl B l • Birke's Hastings Cut Rate Shoes The V-STORE Balling's Appliances and Gifts PENNEY'S 114 W. State St. Next to National Bank 139 W. State St. 116 E. State St. SIDEWALK BARGAINS SIDEWALK’ BARGAINS I SIDEWALK BARGAINS SIDEWALK BARGAINS Roal-Wood Veneer-^ Pitnic Tables *1688 $rzo9 ‘Medium Weight; 6-ft. Top DRESS SHIRTS Cash and Carry Price Sec Our Special Display of QQ‘ HAND TOOLS b HOUSEHOLD ITEMS ea. □□ $^5 A Plain colors, plaids and1 stripes. Regularly $4.00. MONTGOMERY WARD & CO. 118 S. Jefferson Free. Samples of SPRITE ... All Day Men's Shapely Short Sleeve $598 PANELING —4 by 8 Sheet Choose from 6 Grains_____________ . . . Then, Take Some Home and Try TAB DIET COLA or SPRITE 8 Pack Only 49c plus deposit Bun McPharlin Men's Wear City Food and Beverage 138 E. State St. Downtown Hastings Barry County Lumber SIDEWALK BARGAINS SIDEWALK BARGAINS SIDEWALK BARGAINS SIDEWALK BARGAINS TEFLON . . . the finest in porcelain enameled steel cookware.. 10 inch FRY Pan Special at s150ea, A Wide Selection of Colors and Patterns Men's, Women's & Children's Ski Jacket! and On $E00 Winter Coats Sale at J R.gulor $2.99 Value $14.95 Values E. L. Carpenter Hardware LEARY'S SPOkT CENTER 142 I. State St. 123 E. State St. A Group of Men’s SUITS and SPORT in 27-inch by 36-inch Throw Rugsonly $195 ..HASTINGS FLOOR COVERING COATS and Price Men's Short Sleeve SPORT SHIRTS CLEVELAND’S 123 W. trvMU. ' I SIDEWALK BARGAINS SIDEWALK BARGAINS J SIDEWALK BARGAINS SIDEWALK BARGAINS Our Special Homemade Here's a Taste Treat Hickory Smoked Bacon 3 to 4 lb. Pieces 5 9 s lb. BUTTERMILK FRIED CAKES SIDEWALK DAY Only 39‘Doz. Riepenhoff's Sausage Kitchen DALE'S BAKE SHOP BEN FRANKLIN STORE 1H S. Jefferson 102 W. State at Jefferson Our Regular Name Brand CAMERA SET includes the camera, flash attachment. flash bulbs and a leather field QL 11 I A $44.50 Set JACOBS REXALL PHARMACY ■ 126 E. State St. 115 S. Jefferson PLASTIC PAILS 10<quart capacity in a choice of colors— e9 f SIDEWALK BARGAINS SIDEWALK BARGAINS SIDEWALK BARGAINS SIDEWALK BARGAINS BARBIE DOLL The Doll with the Wonderful Wardrobe. Regularly Sells for $3.00 One Rack of our Finest A Large Selection of BLOUSES & SLIPS BIRTHSTONE RINGS RINGS and THINGS "A Genuine Mattel Toy" H SI KQ How I.QV Everything found in a modern Jewelry Store. Many sidewalk displays of valuable items all Sidewalk SALE *2.00 ea. Choice *12’5 GARDNER PHARMACY MILLER JEWELERS THE BONNET and GOWN SHOP Patrick J. Gilmore Jeweler 110 W. State St. 118 W. State St. 104 E. State St. 102 E. State St. ‘ SIDEWALK BARGAINS SIDEWALK BARGAINS SIDEWALK BARGAINS SIDEWALK BARGAINS ALLSTATE One Rack of LADIES’ and HOUSE PAINT All Weather CHILDREN'S WEAR You’ll find some . XL^Xc . Real Bargain* frOffl MOTOR OIL SdLOO PARMELEE'S * . 10 Qt. Can ... $O69 m SNOWHITE Self Cleaning White $479 Only ... "f gal. SEARS 124 1. State St. 131 W. Slat. SI. . Samsonite FOLDING CHAIRS . Regularly $5.95 SIDEWALK SALE ONLY 10% Discount on any G.E. Small or Large Sidewalk Savings *35Oea, APPLIANCE in our Store WALLDORFF FURNITURE HASTINGS ELECTRIC 105 E. State St. 119 W. State St. • 1 SIDEWALK BARGAINS SIDEWALK BARGAINS SIDEWALK BARGAINS SIDEWALK BARGAINS | COUPON I I Good for 50c Toward Um Pvrthiu of Aar Ma. i or Udteo' Moral Watch Band lagido Our Store COUPON Good for • $10.00 Toward the PurchaM • Diamond Ring la tide Our S»or» Miller jewelers \1 >8 W. State St. I Regular 69c Dr. West TOOTH Brushes 39t"3- $1 79c FOOTBALLS 49' LAPO WALGREEN DRUGS 144 E. State St. LAWN CHAIRS Metal arm* with green and white "Mon webbing. Regular $4.98—OhIY j & Men's Glove Leather CASUALS -*447 Slip On or Oxford Style* MONTGOMERY WARD b CO. Birke's Hastings Cut Rate Shoes 114 W. State St. �Softball Tourney Underway on Johnson Field Barry Lumber, Local 138 Play Opener Thursday 9—TUB HASTINGS BANNER Barry Riders Enjoy State 4H .▼ by a score of 10-8. BUI West John started for th* winner* with Marsh Kidder relieving him in the secund inning and going on to hurl tl>e win. Art Bennet: ' MMIeville. BIU* started for Local 414 with BUI Corrigan taking over th* pitch­ Battle in Nightcap; ing chore* in th* sixth. Burchetts. Mrs. Shirley Drake and Debby, all of Barry county, Play 2 Garnet Nightly attended the State 4l< Trail Th* Hasting* City Softbsii ht Michigan HchaMlltatten Ride, near Travetw City, July * BOWLING * ** WITH TH« STABS by M Pattmcn AMF Halt ot Champions Saddle Trip nlflil Barry d Local 138. Phil MarUnaou catching. Bourdo rtruckout 11 BUsa stick -1 ttie wjuch was 38 tnilaa us sum! allowed just three hit*. |^nf and rUhl )10Uri, with Hudson struckout seven. stop* for educational instruction BUa* scored two run* in the by Ctonaarvauon afTlrers from the Friday night another twin billI nrtn. Gary VanHouten walked. Mike Currtexn singled then Hudp • u»U was on old *on singled with Vanliouten IU[ won #tld u----^,4,. <«,silh double header* on Satur-, scoring —>------u ---followed by Corrigan who r!r?. .‘TT? Monday and the slating of corduroy road through came in on Uw left fielder's error. freshly marked through the red Rehabilitation scored in the pines, jack pines and hardwood. In the opening game of lhe City tournament Monday night, six Hi when 7-idek singled and Tlicrv were four groupo riding. Dr. Ralph Morrow of the MSU the Barry County lumber Com, Gary Cote tallied Bits*' iiupr- animal husbandry department Is ss Company team, 3-2. In a, ane* run In lhe sixth after the chairman of the committee weU-played contest. In the sec-' hitting a I wo-bagger Each pitcher allowed thrrt mid gam*. Itocal 138 defeated। : hit*, but Bibs made the most of Knapp of Van Buran county waa tbs Hasting* Merchant* 3-2 The Rev. Gwenneth Sebring of them. In the first Inning. Catcher providlng a 8 o'clock breakfast, the Stony Point Free Methodist Chtuvh turned In the whining Reynolds slammed a long ball sandwiches, etc., for lunch cm pitching performance, allowing deep into centerfield and had an the trail and’ topped off with six hit* but only the two run* apparent home run but he was called out by Umpire Don Bow­ Mon* of Nuhvute caught for ths ers for supping out of the bat­ ter's box to connect with Bourwinning nine. do's fast ball. Lev Kelly of Caledonia pitched were rented from a local stable. In the third inning. Don Doatcr (on followed with another single and moved around to third a* ■ Catcher Bowers started Piston Ring off in the »lsth alth a double and Dave Kletzman fol­ lowed with a single He also balbln t£Xs£ of the seventh with two out but he was strand­ ed when Vern Bowman filed out to left to end lhe game. . lu the first game Tuesday night. Lsscoa* up«t Local 414 Grand Ledge Wins Out-State Meet Playoff Foster Pace Monday Golfers Ironside now trails Bob Hol­ lister by one point for the lead In the Blue Division, Dr. Blair ba* a three-point bulge on top of the White standing* and Fos­ ter b only a point behind Otto Christensen after shutting him RrerasiUlUM from *»cb Hight kMU 46. 4. OIllMple 57. 0; Hubbtli 58. 4, Laubaugh 48. 0; Hollister 37, lek 14. Goodyear and ateury 13, 4, Mitchell 64, 0; MacLeod 43. 4. Martin 11, Pusnikas 6, Pranrteen Fletcher 46, 0; Panfil 45. 4, Hamsty 47. 0; Burr 45. 4. Wood 56. Pairings for Monday: Wlntck 0; Hollister 46. 4. Olllespl* 67. 0. vs. Booth. Pusnikas vs. W. Cronfitandlags: Huilbter 36 point*. Ironside 36. Cove 30, MacLeod. Mathew* v». Bteury; Chenoweth Burr and H. Smith 38. Jacobs 27. Gordon Ironside fired a 37. V*. Gardner. Stanley vs. Guen­ Dr. Larry Blair a 38 and Rich- ther; Frand*en v*. J. Cronlnger, Chase 22. Laubaugh and Wood Martin vs. Hodges; d- Miller v*. 31, Hubbell 18. Mitchell 17. Sher­ Ooody*ar. wood 13. Gillespie 8 and Fletcher Ironside, Blair, I White Division Mawgay1* results: Tucker 50. 3 points. Fisher 45. 1 point; Clarey 53. 4, B. Miller 56. «; B. Miller 42. 4. McMillan 47. 0; Blair M. 4. Snyder 45. 0;.A. Bennett 45. 4. Sherwood. 81m vs. H. Smith; Hollister v*. Chas*. Fletcher v*. Wood; Jacob* vs. Burr. Mitchell v*. Ironside; Panfil vs. Gillespie, Hubbell vs. MjtflAod; Hantaly v*. Laubaugh. «; «. Miller 65, 3. Fisher 45. 2; Kldon Mathew* carded a 43 to Tucker 50. 4. B. Miller 56, 0; B. poiut*. Sexton 49. 0; Pugh 46. 4, Miller 43, 4. Clarey 52. 0; Clarey Ro** 44. 0: McAUlster 51. 4. F*ldpausch 48, 0; Bhlrkey 46. 4. Cook 53. 0; Huebner 67. 2. Flora 58. 3; Red Divbion a* Jim Cronlnger Btegei 61, 4. Kiehl 57, 0; Foster wa* blanked by Claude Gardner Wearing Apparel Before yon cad get into the actual mechanics of bowl­ ing. th*re are some jverequbite.* which are neceuary to your game. The first concerns wearing apparel. olhar (port*. However, tho gsma can be much more enjoyAbla if your clothing is com- saldcm have much of a paraL Their trousers are usu­ ally eondudvs to freedom of leg movement, and as long as their shirts do not bind In the shoulder and arm area, they are considered "action free”. constating ot pick-up campen. apt to violate the rules of wearing apparel for bo*fin* end should be more so^Ht* In choosing proper attire. Too often the novice will attempt to bowl in either too tight * skirt, or too full, La, * baller­ ina type. The ladies should try to outfit themMhrea with a flared or semi-ftared skirt which will allow a full stride and ample leg movement. The woman woman's ’s hlnuaaiWumU blcmsa Should have a capped or short i!e«ve with plenty of room In ths back to allow for natural arm swing, even above the eye leveL Monday's results: Chenoweth I, 4 points, W. Cronlnger 58, 0 olnt; G. Miller 43, 4. Bteury 81. k Osgood 54. 4. Winlck 55. 0; Goodyear 53, 4, Stanley 47. 0; Mathew* 43. 4, Prandsen 51. 0: Goodyear 63. 4. Prandsen 51. 0; Standing*: Mathews 37 point*. J. Cronlnger 34. G. MUIer 33, Chenoweth 33. Hodges W. W. Cronlnger and Gardner 28, Os- Standings: Blair 37 point*. 55^ 3. Aldrich 54. 1;’McAllister Roberts 34. J. Bennett S3, Tucker 51. 4. Cook S3. 0; McAllister 61, 30. Rohde ~1. A. Bennett M. B. --------------* ■■ ' Miller 33. Clarke 22. Kinney 31. Warner and 20.---------------McMillan — —- — — Fteher ----------otauwiuss: Chrt»t«n*en 38 19. Snyder 18. Bay 17. James and pomu Foster 37. Kiehl 31, BhlrCampbell 14, Clarey 13 and E- kry jo. cook 26. Rose 25. Sexton vnn— 10. tn __ . Crocs ___ 33. — « _ —_ Miller Ji. 34. pus;, Pugh snd and Orooa 23. Cropcr Cooper Fairinn for Monday: Clarey 2i. McAllister and Feidpausch vs. James. B Miller v». Warner: ,9 Aldrich 17. Huebner. Flora. Bay vs. Clarke. Rohde vs. Rob- 8lwI ttll£1 Jerow ig_ A. Smith 15. ^^SvSE^r ^t! r*wn*«,or Mood*^ A n^et't Jc^ni^lli ’* Aldrich. Bhlrkey v* Siegel; - ^wn.r P Groo. vs. Chrtetemen. Rose vs. ’*• K- UU1"; McAllister; Kiehl v». Feldpausch. Blue Division j Huebner va. Jerow; Pugh vs. Monday's resuite: Ironside Cooper. tolth n. Flora; Cook 4 point*. Wood 55. 0 point; Burr * oexion. campfire. Armchair Athlete t tonal meeting* after supper, fol­ Grand Ledge defeated Green- lowed by campfire singing and square dancing provided by Ar­ Is your boy one oi the several hundred thousand Ameri­ den Pftrrson from MSU. The can youngsters who will soon be going out" for football at ment playoff nt Grand Ledge afternoon and closed Sunday his junior high or high school? .nn aioot wunwy iru wceaena. ।------.----- ,--------------- r—, If re, jxhj will be vijally interested in the new sis-poinl joint The out-state champion 13 member of the local ministerial recommendations of the American Medical Association and the . ... . . ’ «..._ ... . ■ wifi* tecin National Federation ol nigh School Athletic .Associations that wUl halo to Insure that your Day *-------- " ■' '' is properly conditioned for thn clud* only controlled body convigorous contact sport tact drills and avoid wide-open ittsfaclory p * ajr ' Beginning with a IB..----------_ It wa* a tight ball game pre-acaaon medical examinatkn 3. Practice games or gamethrough the fifth inning, with there U no wbtUiute for requlr- condition scrimmages should be ing a standard of physical fltneu prohibited until after at least Gordon Johncock. unable to •UM>» LT. BMUI _____W _ _ H1UILUI ___ ... t'l.i - ' ----- nt — nrartlr* .----- -- race al Trenton, N. J. Bunday and endurance, a good level at! <• A minimum of three weeks skllL and acclamation to hot .md of carefully planned practice : Lniane uiaaeow. ImmJd weather, before espooing should precedethe first regularly did the damage for the HaaUnga u scheduled to race at the Inentrydianapoib Raceway Park Surulay . The «wo organisations also John Nixon started oa the tn ux- IJO-mile cbampionahip risk* of tackle football. Following is the AMA- pointed to two factor* that mound for Hastings. foUowcd by CTrnt NPHSAA program for readlnrw should be considered in school­ Sunday's race will ed schoolboy gridder* for partxl- boy football: ... . , paUon 1‘arUdpaUon in Interacholand Jim Williams caught. eludes a right turn. Greenville defeated Lansing, Johncock to Race Al Indianapolis; Atlanta, Ga. What type of person should buy the hot Plymouth now? .'xveSSl-? Cliff Foster's three-run el inning home run gave ths in the -40-mils championship through the school's hraltt ' nice wiiuh has a guaranteed physical education classe* outfielder, is purse of about $75,000. Johncock some specific training let demands of tackle football. 3. At least the first weel Chief Mechanic Glasgow got practice should be limited non-contact drill with en-.phasts the Moon team travels I, ‘IbilmenBtmcfcwtahsalllawn -------- --------- --- -------„ „ . I..., on conditioning and fundamen­ and garden tasks. Tat-ridc? Cail: , Monday the State Connie Mack won the 4th annual Champion­ tal*. Shorts, T-siiiru and footBaseball tournament tournament, begin* beirlni with with ship .hinat Trenton tv...,™. with -WKhi* >.<■ n - - . riShrklTCD Baseball training uniform in this period . E. L. LAKrcN l EK Hasting* plying the winner of t-ir>e Lotus-Pord. because of the heat The boys HARDWARE ' Monday in Bailey Stadium. & The Upper Michigan • The Upper Michigan "Copper also should wear their mouth protector* to begin to become 142 E. State St. I A brigade b usually composed deposit of native copper in die accustomed to them. Phom Wl 5-2983 of three regiment*. in the Pile NOTICE! THE V STORE 104 W STATE ST., IN HASTINGS W LL BB football should not detract from keeping up with a broad-based Down lhe Fairway—Friday will be the Ilnnl day for Hastings Country Club member* to play day lhe new It-hoie layout open* to test the skill and strength of 8315 yards in length from the championship tee*. 6J19 from the men! regular tees and t>M3 from tlie women's tees. . . . Thursday, June 29. b the dead­ line for golfers to enter the first Hasting* Country Club area tournament to be played Batur­ Aug. 1. AU/golfers in thl* area through their junior year in high school are eligible—whether they belong to any club or not. . . . At HCC Thursday. Old Buzz drew Dr. John Mulligan in the "blind" partner event to win first place. Sunday Gordon Ironside took first tn lhe low gross event with 76. Harr Slater was second with a 77. First low net went to George Chenoweth who carded a Dbtafi golfers from HCC play­ ing in Tuesday's Central Michi­ gan meet at Chisolm Hills Coun­ try Club in Lansing were Mr*. Rudy Flora. Mrs. Garrett Isham, Mrs. Russell Kimmel. Mrs. Ev­ erett Phelps. Mrs. W. J. McAl­ lister. Mrs. George Miller and CLOSED tied for low putts In Class C. On Aug. 10 the Central Michigan tourney will be held In Hastings, and more than 100 golfer* arc expected. . .. Tlie Intra League Golf Tour- ALL DAY WEDNESDAY. JULY 28th the Don Haywood's River Bend Golf Course with lhe following winner*. Flight A — lit. Blit Coll^J 2nd. Don Matthews; 3rd. HarW| Willison. Special Event WlnneRg To Mark Down Price* And Prepare for the Biggest Sale in the History of Hastings Every Price Will Be Slashed to the Bone. So, Watch for Our Big Ad in the THURSDAY'S BANNER THE V STORE a bargain hunter.* Prcxy Jim Spoon, John Hopkin* Very I Belson; Poker hand. Dave Moore. Hight B — 1st. Roger LAmie: Gary Burdick; 3rd. Bernie And it's bargain-hunting time at your Plymouth Dealer's I If you've been shopping for a good deal on a '65 automobile, come see our stock of '65 Plymouth Furys, Belvederes, Valiants and Barracudas. Whichever model strikes your fancy, you’ll find the price Is right Clean-up time Is the time for clearing out all the *65 models. Elbow your way in to your Plymouth Dealer’s showroom today I Get a dean-up deal now at your Plymouth Dealer’s to No. 3 pin. Marvin Dorsten; Poker hand. Maurice Adrtanson; FURY/BELVEOERE/VALIANT/BARRACUDA gent. i Flight C — 1st. Rua* Kruger; 2nd. tie between John Kaalnskl and Mike Hawthorne: 3rd. Ray Kroger. Brent Wurnera—Cloaret to Mo. 3 pin. MlkgvCorrigan: Poker hand. Ray Kroger; most Aumonon WMOUTH DSAUM The U-3 Nary's flrat auixnater W. Nlmlta. tn 1911. a full lieutenant Today he I* the Na­ tion's only living Fleet Admiral. DEWEY'S CAR PALACE M-43 at Sprague Rd., Delton BARRY'S FARM STORE S. « Hinfin,, Clt, Limit. �3rd Lake Odessa Clothesline Art Show Saturday I Country Club to HASTINGS AMA MIN’S 36-HOLE AMATEUR GOLF TOURNAMENT Open 18-Hole jCourse Saturday AT HASTINGS COUNTRY cm, Saturday, July 31. and Sunday, August 1, 1965 Th* Hastings Country Clilb wiU open It* ig-hole course Sat­ urday morning with a foursome «>mp«cd of Professional Jerry series from the Sunnybrook Country Club at Orandville. Professlona! GI< nn Stuart from Casn CoUDt" Chib. Professional wl'l1*"1 NaeDonald Of HCC and HCC President James Spoon twing on M 8 .30 as .the first to Play the new layout. I All elab members are Invited 1 hekl Saturday from 4 to 8 pm. in lhe Central Method!* Church basement This alii be in conjunction Note: Entries must have completed their Name (type or prteit). ed In Felloeship hall Chat some If anyone would like to exhibit, please contact Mn> Milo SuUtrrlan«l Paintings ot any kind, ceramic*. any croft and needle- ENTRY FEE $8 ATTACHED INCLUDES PRACTICE ROUND show. FRIDAY, JULY 30 Raceway Semi BOWLING FOR FUN end HEALTH Mail to Hastings Gauntry Club 11 will be Old No. 8. with tee. making It a dogleg left. The yardage Is 838 State Police Country Club Drive. It is TH yards, par 4. No 13 la a 138-yard new hole, with a swamp hole on the left- • trap on the right and behind the green are trees No. 14 is a new hole and one that spells trouble. Only a 304, par 4. the tee is on a high eleva­ tion with a pond completely in Pistol Team Sweeps Midwest match held at Bristol. Ind. In 22 calibre- tiring the Blate Poitee scored U67-54X out at and the Army Rcvr-rve 1145-35X. Tlie closest match was in tho 45 calibre event, tho Slate 1*0Uce scoring 1143-41X and Army Box 128. Hastings. Mich. (Entry Deadline July 29) up a hill, than down through a draw. No. 18 also required a golfer to • thread a needle" on the drive. Tlie premium will be on accur­ acy. with trees on the left and heavy rough on the right. Yard­ age is 414. par 4 No. 17 is a hole for big hitters to go all out. Il is a 446-par 4. and should be one of lhe tougtuet par 4‘a on the Tom Bruce Wins j Feature Race at Nashville Oval Torn Bruce of Charlotte won the mlcro-tnldget feature event won tlie semi-final 20-lap event at th? Hastings Raceway Friday night and lied with MlddlevllJr-a Large Crowd Attends Olis School Reunion road all lhe way to the green, which is highly elevated. No. 18 its old No. 0—174 yards straight ' up to the tough green which has I spoiled many a good round. A most enjoyable time was had by all who attended the Otis School Reunion held At Roy Erwayls landing at Head bake The day could not have been qualifying time ALL SUMMER LONG VUI U1 ruunu», Improve Your Gome Before UOSOSg 4XB|^ ‘ i : i:. 1 gan. Every hole will be a chal­ lenge. To me. it is the kind of a course you'll never tire of play­ ing because you wiU be able to "USSES. ““ • cW> Baseball League o.c.“a VanDyka Gray won I 2 SOLID HOURS OF THRILLSl ^Leaders Hold Their Positions Water Deaths OPEN BOWLING Afternoons and Evenings In other games Wednesday, Philliea took the Dodgers, 15-8. and the Braves nipped lhe Reds, 5-3. Monday the Phillies got past Bob & Mickey Lambert Barry County Building Permits Your Hosti HASTINGS BOWL INC. Hit 136 During 1st Half Year victor tea. slipping by the Met* 11-11 Wednoday and trounc­ ing the Dodgers M-ll o» Man- Accepts Position No. 8 U across Country Club Drive, a dogleg to the left with a roller coaster fairway. Il li 458 yards and a par 5. No. 7 is also a new hole. 3M yards, par 4. The green for No. 7 is smaller INTEINAT10NAL AUTO DAIEDEVIL1 Sff the । Sophomore Gary Dilley, win13- . ner of two NCAA backstroke titles, was voted "the moat valu­ the toughest par Is. It Is 237 able member of the Michigan yards with an elevated green, 8-1.1 State swimming team for IMS. surrounded on three sides by trees. The 8.000 - square - foot green has several undulations Woodland at Michigan th. .V. —-Osffisa > Ken Haft, frcahmsui football . halfback at Michigan State, waa an All-American diver two yvora: in a row while at Birmlnglasm । Seaholm High School. REAL ESTATE crlutnx, U.p, 70 Ot the 110 drownings on which official reports have been re­ ceived, 18 were boat operators, 28 were boat passengers. 38 were' Thursday, July 29 a— 8:30 P.M. Barry County.ftiir, Hastings Top Listings In TOWN AND COUNTRY PROPERTIES A YEAR ROUND HOME AT THORNAMLE LAKI with living room, dining room, kitchen, two bedrooms and bath, newly paneled, new hot wafer heater, new oil furnace, and pump. aluminum siding, two stall garage------ ------- ,... $9,900.00 A4-ACRI LOT. a back lot from Jordan Lake, on Section Four Woodland, for-$1,100.00 A REALLY BEAUTIFUL HOME AT MIDDLE LAKI nearly n-w bath up and down it has one bedroom, living room, dining rocm. kitchen, full basement, new gas furnace, new water heater, new front and back enclosed porches, wants to tract for a place with about 30 acres north of Hastings, NEARLY NEW EXCELLENT HOMI IN THE 2nd WARD. 26 « 40 ft., has living room with fireplace, dining room, kitchen and bath, two real nice bedrooms, full basement with rocroat-cn room, 14 a 26 ft. kitchen has built-in- stove, and oven, and there Is also a kitchen In the basement, and picture window and walk out. aluminum storm windows and doers, all aluminum sid.ng, fully insulated, has baseboard hot water heating system. .. eU copper plumbing, birch - tupbgertfa, egrbaga' dtepcsal. all kinds of flowers and shrjbs. has stool in basement, all utuarr.i on two lots, for $16,100.00 A 81-LEVEL IN HASTINGS HEIGHTS (nearly newl. borne on upper level, it has living room, throe nice bedrooms, kitchen and complete bath. and the lower level has recreation room, THRU NIC! BUILDING LOTS ON HASTINGS HEIGHTS. laundry <nd basement, heated with gas furnace - ..$19,900.00 ON SOUTH BROADWAY. a nice home not all finished, a good Investment for one who understands building and carpentry, has a living room, 12 Z16 ft with dining spa'* * two full baths, car port, lot is 100 ft on road has four loot crawl space, and priced at only Cad Niatkamar'a ksoro pbeee Wl 9-3004 ON ALGONQUIN LAKI, two real nice lots (large onetl for Rickard Skews—Wl 9-9896 $2,400.00 need a lift? let HCB finance your new car First it's the muffler. . . then spark plugs, brakes, tires, lights, body rust, little dents, seat covers, washer blades . . . will it never end? Before it does end, turn it in on a new car and get easy financing ... at HCB. of courseT Hastinqs City Baiih MEMBER: Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Friendly, Neighborly Service for 78 Continuous Years it., �GAMES! SHOWS! EXHIBITS! COME BARRY COUNTY FAIRGROUNDS, Hastings FUN FOR EVERYONEI Exhibits - Harness Racing Stunt Drivers - Giant Midway Grandstand Shows - Contests Pulling Contests - 'Grand Ole Opry' REDUCED PRICES ON ALL RIDES UNTIL 6:00-P.M. KID S DAY is TUESDAY, JULY 3 BIG DAYS? GRANDSTAND SNOW EVERY NITE! FAMOUS Hpyse Show, Mon. 6:30 TALENT SHOW, Tue. 8p.m. Wednesday, Thursday and Friday 4 Races - 2 Heats Each Daily at 2:00 P.M. $12,000 in Purses Adm. 50c c*&"" Wed. July 28we'gH Horse Pulling 8:30 THURSDAY EVENINC 8:30 Burr Ruby ▼▼ill oe JULY 29 KING KOVAZ Featured Adults $1.00 Children 25c WRESTLING SHOW Friday, July 30 -- 8 P.M. Top TV Wrestlers — Men, Midgets & Ladies INTERNATIONAL Allen Ruby WORLD'S CHAAAPION Man Mountain Cannon AUTO DAREDEVILS Vicky Mill— PLUS . . . Midgets ond Mixed Tog Team Bouts Adults $1.00 Ringside $1.50 Monday, July 26 8:00 A.M.—Entries token until 8:00 P.M. 1:00 P.M.—Southwest Mich. Jersey Parish Show. 1:00 P.M.—Midway Opens. 1:30 P.M.—Hone Show <Open). 6:30 P.M.—Evening Hone Show. Admission: 50c. Tuesday, July 27 9:00 A.M.—4H Hones Judging. 10: 00 A.M.—Midway Opens. | Children's Day Rides at Reduced Prices. I 2:30 P.M.—Children's Contests, Games. I I etc. Grandstand Free. 8: 00 P.M.—Talent Show. 1 Admission: $1.00 .. . Children 50c. Wednesday, July 28 —ffa. 4H Doy- 9: 00 A.M.-—Judging Dairy Cattle. 11: 00 A.M.—Midway Opens. 2:00 P.M.—Hamess Racing. 4 Races, 2 Heats Each. $4,000.00 in purses. Seats: $1,00. 7: 00 P.M.—Livestock Parade. 8: 30 P.M.—Heavy Weight Hone Pulling. Admission: Adults $1.00 . . . Children 25c. Thunday, July 29 —Klwanis Day— 9:00 A.M.—Livestock Judging. 11:00 A.M—Midway Opens 2:00 P.M.—Hamess Rapng. 4 Races, 2 Heats Each. $4,000.00 in punes. " ‘ Seats: $1.00. 8:30 P.M.—King Kovaz Auto Thrill Show. Admission: $1.00. CONTESTS Friday, July 30 t 1OLID BOUR1 OF THRILLS! GREATEST SHOW of the WEEK "Grand Ole Opry"s^H«m Starring PROMINENT STARS & COMPLETE STAGE SHOW —Fot Stock Day— 9:00 A.M.—Dog Show Free (at the bams). 11:00 A.M—Midway Opens. 2:00 P.M.—Harness Racing. 4 Races, 2 Heats Each. $4,000.00 in purses. Seats: $1.00. 4:30 P.M—-4H & FFA Fat Stock Sale. Judging Arena «:OoTm—Burt Kuby Famous Wrestlers . . . Ladies, Midgets and Men. Admission: $1.00 . . . Ringside $1.50. EXHIBITS Saturday, July 31 9:00 A.M.—Midway Opens. 2:00 P.M—Mule Pulling. 8:00 P.M.—Greatest Show of the Week! Grand 'Ole Opry. Several prominent stars and complete stage show. Grandstand—$1.00. Reserved seats on track $1.50. INTE1NATI0NAL AUTO DABEMVILS SEE an aerial, crisscross leap, 70 feat through the ak. SEE the world's most da.-lng d-.ver, defy death in 28 Jwaathtsking acts. SEE the show that has thrilled mil­ lions for 25 years. SEE this unbelievable demonstration of IMS Dodge cars and trucks. SEE a show unmatched by anybody in any car. any place, any time. Hug X. Lewi, Delores Smiley ADMISSION Tho Willis Brothers Plus Many Other Favorites of Stag< Grandstand Screen, Radio and Television Reesaved Seats On the Track— 51M $4 50 I �Well is Going Dry Even In Water Wonderland Frank Dawson . Succumbs Here Early Tuesda Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Moore ‘The Boy Friend1 At the Ledges Foot day. Blxty-two people attended * Mr. and Mrs. Robert Host and family of Detroit were Sunday Backward. Jolly Seniors Community Club will meet with Mrs Charles Hoyt this Thursday at 8 pm * The Methodist Church ladies honored Mrs. Melva Ridgeway with a pink and white shower Satorday evening. The dining room at the church was beautifully deco­ rated. A delicious cake decorated play frail July 27-31. ■ays Carl Edwards. agricultural r is wasteful 9. Adjust the water Mvei M» SUte University Cooperative Ba­ Cities throughout tho country are facing water 4. You can Install a recently ground Instead of in the air. developed flush control valve I None of ua want to tie ylth- held down to use A member once said 7've got a new car. so who needs Auto Club Road Service? 15 yraa in Englewood, before going u> work for the Alooa Aliuntoum Company in Edge- the 11-year-old grandson taking of Grand the dishes. sink bowl wUh I*..-...... ui ;WI hands instead of letting the wa- 7. Use a new type mixing fau­ cet which can be pre-set for lhe State Police Offer Careers For Young Men and Ronald at Hautlnga; two daughten. Mn. Ralph (Janet) Rcater of Hastings and ’Mrs. Young men Interested in a fine But, it may run out of gaa, have a flat tire, get stuck in-the snow, boil over in Clonal troopers authorised by the the summer* or even get locked-up with datlon of Governor Romney. Highbank By Mrs. Fem Hmcblils asi-2ioi the keys inside. Then, you need help. Sunday evening callers ot Mro. Blair Hawbllt*. « Dependable, handy, considerate help Auto Club-help! day and returning Sunday eve- It costa just a dime to call AAA road enjoy all Auto Club privileges. Join now and . . . LEAD THE WAY WITH TRIPLE-A AUTOMOBILE CLUB OF MICHIGAN usroHsniun TO YOU ANO OUR COMMUNITY equivalent are eligible to apply. risponuMity of liil,nj year prescription euefly st ywr '> doctor orders. Upon rtgsed. he allo lontobts Dettori sad DentoU incur Coslnbutint hU Fksrswad pUp •j HASTINGS OFFICE Pho»e MS-4192 national bridge Into Canada. * YOUR PHAKMACY Jacob's PrascripHan Pharmacy 126 U*t Star. t>. Thon Wl S-2SM Harting, plication blanks they should go in I-anting "This Is a wonderful career." al hu home Saturday]. Surviving good health. He te a painter, and arc ids wife, Eleanor; Urodaugh- Cloverdale - Hope By Mrs. Stephen Oagood 11, dinner The McCallum School reunion was held on Saturday with folks the afternoon they attended open reining from North Starr, Kalamaxoo. Lake Odessa. Kent City. Ira Sargeant's 50U> wedding an­ Hastings and Honolulu. Hawaii. niversary at Hope Church, and they also called on Mrs. Minnie youngest member present, being Dcardorff at the Rowley Rest Home at Saranac. * Mr. and Mrs. Paul Crumback and sons young on August 2. There were of Harris Creek were Friday, Every inch « ragged July 9. supper guests of thetr former students, * Mr. and Mrs John Deere grandmother. Mrs. Mina Wle- Richard Hiesler and family have land. just returned from a vacation in Mr. and Mrs. Terry Pleug and Wisconsin, where they visited Trfe Peake reunion son of Dutton were July 10th relatives, weekend visitors of her parents, was held Sunday at Tyden Park. nianew intba8h.p. "110” Lama Mr. and Mrs. Adon Myers. * * Mia Nancy Scott spent last and Garden Tractor. Mr. and Mrs. Allen Fish returned week visiting her sister and fami­ Independent ground-apeed con­ home from a two weeks’ vacation ly. the Jim Springers. * Mr. and Mrs. Frita Krug and family from trol. Doublc-aafc electric start­ Keith Bass and children were Hopkins were Saturday night er. Double-action brakes. At> with, them over the 4th of July. supper guests of tho Jim Springsnow, gardening, «paudM»... ted Mrs. Harry Flab of Middle­ Mr. and Mrs. Clark Springer many more. ' ville and Mr. and Mrs Martin and granddaughter from Bow­ Verhake of West Freeport Bun­ ens Mills were Saturday evening day, July 11. * Mr. and Mrs. Al­ callers at the Jim Springers, * too, with a John Doan "lit len Fish visited Mrs. Gertrude Ware and Mr. Ralph Storey of North Starr spent a few days Tractor. Convenient credft. LowelL visiting relatives and also at­ tending the McCollum School re­ Bucyrua. Ohio, spent from Thurs­ union. * Mr. and Mrs Claire day til Saturday. July B-10. with Jerauld and Miss Prarl Stanley the James Cool family. Miss Becky Cool returned home with callers of Mrs. May Brown and Jimmie Cool spent a week with Mrs. Frances Johncock and granddaughter of Hastings wer* Sunday. July 11. callers at the Mrs. Earl OtU and Mrs. Hiuei Otu of Battle Creek ware callers Grace McCallum of ‘ Hickory Comers was a Sunday'. July 11 lb. I____ . ... Mrs. Henry .Myers spent from dinner guests of Mr. and Mn. Carl Blackledge of Marion. In the satisfying feeling that they are performing a needed and Mrs. William Swift and family the afternoon they' visited Mr. valuable public servioe. -- --------- ----------------------cabin near Tustin. * Charles Every young man should ex- jpjoted a picnic dinner King and Lloyd attended the amine this opportunity." 'day. week vacationing in Michigan and Canada. Stop in and See Our . Collection of CARPETS b, McGee - Monarch s . "Largest Selection in Barry County" NYLONS - WOOLS - ACRILANS and Herculons Mr. and Mrs. Richard Bird and daughters were Saturday. July 10, overnight guests of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Vendevllle of Kalamaxoo. / Max Friday. July 9. visitor of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Bird. * Mr. Special $$95 day. July 9. overnight guests of Mr. and Mrs. Max Chapman of Three Rivera. * Linda and Cindy Bird were Friday, July 9, over­ night guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ted Bird of Middleville. A. 1/C and Mrs. Randy and children left after visiting rela• - - gfound Freeport for 501 Nylon INSTALLATION INCLUDED and FREE SFOT REMOVAL for at Camp Little Rock. Ark. HU wife and children will vUit rela- Oklahoma for a while. * Mr. and Ma. Floyd Grinnell were Thurs­ day. July 8. dinner guests at the home ot Mr. and Mrs. Harry Grinnell al Bellevue. In lhe af­ ternoon they attended the fun- RUGS and UPHOLSTERY Cleaned the Scientific Way by DURACLEAN Randall, of Bellevue. Mrs. Ran- Mr. and Mn. |f you’re still getting along with a too-small, out-dated refrigerator that needs defrosting CHANGE NOW TO A MODERN FROST-FREE REFRIGERATOR-FREEZER see your APPLIANCE DEALER t but Rea.MoldindMiUrw Durlag Humid W>alkar...atT A DtHUMIDIFIER NOW I • (We ouum Siusafsri t«uw4 H hifh taaKuy. Ph. Wl 5­ 107 East Woodland son were Saturday. July 10, vlsl- END DEFROSTING!! Upper NEW BUILDING the Hope Church of the Breth­ ren July II. * Ths Robert Hosf Sator- Best of all...end your messiest kitchen chore-- ’ Bros. Implements MI Visit Our Carpet Display in Our from a week’s stay in Pennock Hospital. Arthur-Fuller of Grand Rapids was a Sunday, July 11. visitor of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Newton. * Mr. and Mrs. Ray Seese attended the golden wedding open house Prepare foods ahead for special entertaining and unexpected guests-even complete dinners tor the times you are late getting’jiome. Cut trips to the grocer’s to once every week or twothere’s plenty of room-even to stock up on food specials- Goodyear 124 N. « estmg and challenging career that never becomes monotonous. NO-FROST REFRIGERATOR-FREEZER OFFERS! JOHN DEERE IAWN&GARDEK Woods, of Stevensville. * Mr. Orangeville on Sunday. and Mrs. Robert Blough and and Mrs. Floyd Carnell ana a family of Northville were Satur- and Mrs. Otis Boulter vUlted the good and now even better with a new Increase. .In addition, there is a subsistence allowance, two Mra. Austin'Bchanta entertained, July 10. supper guests of Mr. and paid annual vacations, paid on Sunday evening Ixmorlng the Mm. Wayne Field, of Caledonia. July birthdays in their family. Mr. and Mrs Roy Nelson and son of Nashville and Mr. and which penults lhe officer to rcMrs Henry Myers visited tlie and Mrs. Arden Schante and of service with a pension of half family and Mark Beadle, and Henry Myers visited Mrs. Hasel Enjoy the FREEDOM that a new Haven. By Mrs. Sylvan Tagg UI S«Mk «. — TO-Jin ■ short and Sully Mlchnurhutam: He still Recent out-of-town callers of John David of Grand Haven. Mrs. Mina WleMnd were- Mr. and Mrs. Earl Pontliumus and In Company C, Third STR at Camp A. A. Humphreys. Va. Ho were Sunday. July Michigan Slate Police trooper, New Brunswick. N. according to 8/Sgt. Fred LaJersey. Sure your new car may not break down. service and less than a nickle-a-day to Freeport Englewood on June 7, 1919. Ho was a veteran of World War I. are paying for watted heat sjj About 160 were present Bur day. July 11. to honor Mr. an jgm. Robert Dryer of 105 1 Broadway on th«tlr 50th weddln anniversary celebration held 1 ti)e Methodist Church parlors. Past Lake Odessa Resident Succumbs practices when we bathe, launder I**®**" and la not «oppmg b filled. outfit with a small flush tank— the ground- Irrigate only The Robt. Dryers Honored Sunday On 50th Jubilee Circle assisted. many guests. 3. If you plan U> replace your ilirow water around ant THE HASTINGS BANNKR-S Sunday luncheon kumU of Ernest Gross • All Work Done in Your Own Homa • Everything Raady the Sama Day • No Messy Soaking or Shrinking Straits. * Mr. and Mrs Clark' Blanchard and daughters of Grand Rapids were Saturday. July 10. evening dinner, guests I Robert Newton ♦ Mr. and Mrs.; Milton Buehler of West Free-! Pennock Hospital. He weighed 8 lbs.. os., and has been turned Bruce Wayne. The Buehlers'have a daughter. Barbara, and an- Miller’s ■Sas?" Phone Wl 5-2091 Mr. and Mrs. Ivan VanderJaoki of Grand Rapids were Saturday] supper guasU al the Adon Myers home. *.Mr. and Mrs. Terry I Pleug and son of Dutton were1 weekend guests at the Adon My-1 • — ■ Rtthard Abel and! 107 E. WoocHand, Hastings Midway Between Broadway and Michigan i Open Mon. thru Fri. till 9 p.m. OAT SATUWAY the Clair Clum home. *’ �Card of Thanks and In Memoriam Harel Nunemakrr recently spent several days with her son and wife. Mr. and Mr*. Russell Tolle* While there *he enter­ tained the birthday club consist­ ing of Vera WaUbrldge and Ber------ ----------- --------- -.ha Prouty of Oull Lake Mil­ annicer**ry on Sunday,. drPd Miller. .’.Ury Johnson, Gen* (Uy Room in Woodland for all Lakewood area Junior High stu­ dent* The dance commences at 8 30 and close* at 10 with three things AU trees nera’ Addle Oriffelh had fallen at her home and broken Iter hip so was unable to attend. * Several members of the Ameri­ can Legion Simmons - William* I wish to express my appreci­ Post and Auxiliary attended the ation and grateful thanks to friends and neighbors for card*, Thursday till Sunday. Of special call* and many favors shown to interest to members uf Post and my wife and me while I was In Unit 4M were two events. Bev­ Blodgett Hospital recently; also erly Brown was selected presi­ for transportation to and from dent of the you- from District the hospital and since coming Four for outstanding accompUahhome. Your kindness will always Middleville There were oo teenager camp­ en at Pennock campgrounds la*t week. Anna Marie Ruth and Jackie Uurdlck from Hlckor were among them. Xn pte’., 'ding cake with white bells and Sheryl ('.Kinder received quite * pmk and blue forget-me-nots gash on her upper ann from th? tied with gold ribbons. There I W s»U rn Michigan University edge of a tether ball pole. Quite sere also two delicious groom's I where their son. Douglas, U at- a number of stitches were re­ cakes, naiad*, sandwlche*. punch. j tending Western's Music Camp quired to close the cut. Between have been spending some time with their daughter, Mrs. Ells­ worth Ferguson, and family, at LEGALS Vacation Bible school 'Began at the Baptist Church Monday. July 19. The Rev. Mel Nelson 1* directing the school. Classes from James Rugg who have served tn many capacities in the church. Sunday school superintendent, official board member for many >4. P.|h»*H».at mitts »n>l »«ll'i-»l .uMlvlu > j*. CrrtiSsd end rtitm' r*~k*. *tIV TOTAL- llkl-oMTn - - (3. Olktt UsMIltlss . . _ wm iKA. wuy ourn'Ti ”, - —------- oiiuki luipios ine ruiggs were 34. TOTAL LIABILITIKM , •' owning to tlie quick work of a mu"1' I Panted a piaqu,- and yellow CAPITAL ACCOUKT8 • , ... . ... green tern- Mr and Mrs runes,- representing W rukkn Tyler were presented with lovely 1 ropraenung ou gowrn C»SlUl: (si Cssuse slack. I.tsl »*« »*!»• EJW.OOO.W » gift* and card*. Also they were i , . . given the beautiful bouquet of . «“*» 'bcenmsny bouana •old her farm to Dr. Batla She yellow mum*. Mr and Mr*, fyMiddleville Down*. A ha* a life lease of the house and ler eipressed their many thanks ,wnl'r bfln« Mf garden plot. Dr. Batts lias also to the many friend* for this Clifford Sayer and family frompurchased 40 acres in Section H lovely occasion and all who had i Omnd R«P>da It is eatlmaUd TOTAL LIABtl.ITIEA A!H> CAPITAL At • Ot'! a part in it. there are 200 people living In । Middlevine Down* This 1* a re­ Mr and Mr*. Bly Hurlburt InJ" ■RXi Woodland Reuther are working on their re­ cital pieces to be presented on Thursday evening, July 39. * The softball games are still goMethodist team will play the Church of the Brethren team Monday. July 28. they < Me mo­ di* t*> will play the Sunfield Uni­ ted Brethren team. Thursday. July 39. will find PTeeport and Hastings Baptist teams compet- a cheap evening of fun. Mrs. Paul Egelkroud was a guest Ukt week with her *l*Ur. Mr. and Mn. Leon Tyler. 7>«y were in Grand Rapid* one day '(o get thetr cousin. Mxa E.A TV. nir H ausL*' Ktuxmaul and houseguest. Mrs. Elva Cooper, were In Traverse City Bunday to visit Mn: Kuss­ maul's sister, Mrs Bertha Oli­ ver. They were dinner guests with her nephew Mr and Mr*. George Oliver, and Randy On their return home they vblted Captain RJ Kussmaul al Camp Grayling. Mr. and Mrs. Leon Tyler en­ tertained for birthday dinner July 10 tn honor of Jeffery, son of Mr. and Mrs Clarence Tyler. Other guests included Mr. and Mrs. James Hurlburt, Mr and Mrs Merril Tyler and family and Mr. and Mr* Clarence Tyler and family. Following the dln- j the lights shining in there . The United Fund Committee I has started work for the new 7/35 year. The first meeting of the * Report of Condition of the National Bank of Hostings SAVE 3 WAYS ON MERCURY! 1. Big tax cut-savings for you! 2. Record sales year-savings for you! 3 End-of-year clearance-savings for you! Business Directory PRODUCTION CREDIT ASSOCIATION MIMOKIAL MCNUMtNTS Of DISTINCTION IB£ SHIRWOOD AGENCY I MCA 846-9416 AUTO — FIU •ONM INSURANCE IMUT W. IHMWOOO. Mgr. You’ll save hundreds of dollars at your Mercury dealer’s! All Forms of insurance and Bond* JERRY ANDRUS H. wifaw IWT *~k tU. MAHLER MOTOR SALES 1320 N. Mkhifan Hastings -------- Wl 5-2479 �If ’ ’ Vacations Coming! Find A Good Used Car In Today's Want Ads BETTER USED CARS PRICED TO MOVE LARKE BUICK CHEVROLET LEGALS CLASSIFIED AD PAGE HASTINGS BANNER RBR.’.Wf'liSSf" MINIMUM RATE 50c fo, Twnty Word,. >4UMm ot U- nurtCBC*. PHONE Wl 5-3481 xTi.L,.'“..:‘sEr RIVIERA JMfotfrl. rno Mrtlop •. • ,, I,u,. ui Liixr ion ot Wl 5-2426 IMS CNEVROUtT IMPAU . . . 4 Dr. Hardtop, V8 motor, Aiitnmarlr trenxmiaalnn low mileage and very dean through­ out ' 1963 CHEVROLET atfxv.j. tnra<. BvuiBwwmiy «•** KiW'xxjssssrsa: 1435 S. Honover Wl 5-2425 In Harty fouitlr. MkM*aa. and dM.riUd aa iatkax: Th. tout* w-SMTie- of Leia and 2. aad lb- norlk MxhaU Leia 3 and 4. aH la Block N«al S, M H. J. KeaSHd-a Addition Irnnd lUtid* ■ Wkhaeyriil* «•*<■ । THE HASTINGS BANNER—7 ,*»o fMi NoribvMterix «l=n* Tbunday, July 23, IM fto™ tk. Mnnih n»« ol- Mid ______________________ - - OB ORB Or PUBLIC ATtOX, , SSL." .•rdM t. tk, Odfir, ol Ik. oto ?*«'• «{ I*—U «a r.bna DIPLAY CLASSIIIID—>1.25 get Inch far tiagte laMrtioa. 85c gar lack far wrlaa of aix or mere ada te ba rua oa ceaMcatfv* 1943 CHEVROLET IMFAI.A ... 4 Dr. BMton. V|, automatic tnuumUaion, new w/wall Urea, radio. IMS OLD8MOBILE 18 CARDS Of THANKS b IN MEMORIAMS—2c p«r word. 1963 CHEVROLET FARM IMPLEMENTS 1963 BUICK HOI CES SAVE UP TO ’67” GOOD AS NEW STORE The Next Time 1963 CHEVROLET mln*4. laa^'lUvurfiy Xaliaaal B*ak Bld*. Balli* Cwak. Ml«btc«a 10/ Kllgvr. qt.i; ar WHK11K AH. (ko X0TI0B or inuaixo ox FBTTTIOX TO OPBBATB JUHK ... YARD IN MOTION 11 OF ’ [» ' THORNAPFLB TOWNSHIP. Huedr.i Twxalyt OOWin, MICII10AN !!’•*». srmrg is TiiznhroRR oivrn p.iui.. havia* b-.« Had b> nt »1 Wria.nl ta Ian an<1 Ik. rrwl PABMALKR tor lieaaaa u owral* *aal MUaiat daaertk 4-«<rib«i tkrrvU al public ( Thai pail ot Ik* E*«> oa.-h.lf . MUoa.at th. aaxiJi fn,B< 0( tfc, HauthwMt MHWItf. 8«llo Osatj Bxlldla*. la- u>« ClI, at, 11. To«n * Narlk. IUb*. 10 Waa '‘"‘'t- In Mam- Canntv. MleUrta. 4««itw4 aa: a oriel,, s. i»4a. I(.l0 I OtaMaria* la Ue eeatarliaa < Oroditara nWM KxUlmik. Six iwna Mfckfca*. •tc'TuJS’d: p.M. at lb«- VUUce 1UU la Ik. Vlll.f. ot M|44t»vlll». «ed XO TICK 1H FURTHER OIVBN that all Ute Banner Want Adil Glassified Paragraphs 10 GILTS. DUE TO FARROW DAkf CONSTRUCTION SOON—Weight 250 lt». Phone You Buy a Farm Wagon. Choose from the two Case quality models . . . 8000 Lbs. RW4 That 1962 OLDS for only $131.00 wants to change occupation* or add 'to Income. Make *3 to M hourly serving customers in Hastings with Rawleigh house­ hold products. No capital re- 12000 Lb. RW6 1953 DODOE 2S TON FLAT­ HACK TRUCK WITH -59 MO­ TOR—Two speed. Motor ex- 'Priced with the Lowest Bulk with the Bost’ 1961 CHEVROLET 1961 MERCURY 1961 PICKUP TRUCK REAHM MOTOR SALES A FascLnating Opportunity The»e wagons have >hortcouplcd spindle* . . . with tapered roller bearings . . . box typo welded formed axles ... rear trailing hitch . . . adjustable bolster stakes, 38" or 42“ .. . tele­ scoping reach. Optional telescoping hitch. Hydrau­ lic wagon hoist with 5" cyl­ today! Operate your own busi­ ness. part time, full time, in the extremely lucrative Held ot cosmetics. If you qualify you will be trained in lhe glamor­ ous techniques ot the movie Industry. Write for free infor- DANE LOST—In vicinity ot Guernsey Lake. Has choke chain on Answers to name ot Sarg. Reward. Phone MA 3- OTTAGE FOR RENT —North tide ot Wall Lake from Aug- a to 18. Private dock wd-boat. Excellent beach for*«RiMran. Phone Wl 6-4023. ■'.-*: tf NEW WATERPROOF TARP 4- ROOM MODERN*- UPPRR APARTMENT - Pri/ate l»th s x v-mji Must hate typing arid short­ lags at Gun Lake. U8S. Broada k 3-8P» Your animals will look hand experience and be be­ way, Waiting*. tf t x , tween 38 and 50 years of age. their bwst in a QUALITY Please call Wl 5-3378 between it m * r<x Safe—«Ml falrt. 1 HALTER from Farm Bu8 and 5. tf Also larger sues at corresponding reou Service*. Available SALES MEN AND WOMKN-We low prices. Guaranteed water and are Introducing an entirely new mildew proof. — With modern living Ir different prices for , t, SALE quqr|«ra and a ball: shop at product for the first time to WINICK SURPLUS beef and dairy cattle and,.. . Haughton Lake near JPruden“S"S 206 N. Mlcliltaa VW. W 6-SJ24 inder extra. Showing Stock1 1959 CHEVROLET Business it Brisk at COME TO WHERE THE USED CAR SAVINGS ARE SUMMER SPECIALS —Save $$ on One of These One- Owner. New-Cor Trades . . . Haltingl Motor Solee FOR MORE BEAUTIFUL HAIR —Ute Rexair* fast permanent Regular g3DG-Now |1AO. No pre-shampoo—Ko after odor. Available at Jacob*' Pharmacy. 61 to 64 Car! For the Best Term* and Values In Town See the Dodge Boys at HASTINGS MOTOR SALES FRANCISCO FARM SUPPLY M37 South Farm Bureau Senices Journeymen LEGALS Sheet Metal Men Industrial Electricians Wl 5-3150 NOTICES Industrial Machine USED CAR LOT Ortho M0KT<IA<iK BAUI^ Liquid Rose Food TAOM 1 art ovum, row and brake*. Radio. On Lika new. Only........... implement: ELECTRIC RAZORS REPAIRED —Special—Your rarer cleaned, . lubricated and sharpened, only GIVES ROSES THAT IMS VOLKSWAGEN TABLE PAPER -r Far picnic*, family reunion*, lota of uses. Must have successfully^ (8-12-41 WELL “FEO" Repairmen »«<»«• hr Roy > Ana Dai lx. Ma wtfa rs JACoua pharmacy FQR PAST 24-HOURFILM SERVICE! No charge far overaUa prints. tf LOOK (with Chelating an accredited apprenticeship or have Dandy 4-uhit SALE — With modern Jiving quarters and a bait siwp at Houghton Lake near -Pruden­ ville. a year around .'WstjiMs now with “Shanty Towni' .and the ski Jumps all winte*. 815,000 will handle. 10 certifiable years of experience in the trade. Excellent wages and benefits. Apply in per­ son or moil resume to Farm Machinery Eaton Mfg. Co. Employment Office Valve Division 1882 MERCURY MBTEOR Custom 4 Dr. Sedan. Has V8 engine. automata trans, power BLAIR'S FARM b GARDEN EXPERT TAILORING — Men's or women's clothing, Wa nar­ row lapels, taper P*uU, alter double Into alagio breasted coat*. Al. the Dutch Tailor, 5804 Gun Lake Road. Wl 8NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE Notice is hereby given that on July 28, 1966 at 10 am. in the lobby or the Hasting* City SENTZ TV TRANSPORTATION CARS 19M MERCURY H.TOP 4 Dr. Monterey. .....------- I8M Solei ■ Service GOODYEAR BROS. 1959 LINCOLN PREMIER 4 Dr. H.Top. CAMP STOOLS. CARPET SWEfcPER FOR SALE - We want a good home for Topsy. a black angora kitten. 811 E. State St, Hastings. Phone 945- 5ETCHELL-CARLSON _ ‘Better than the Rest' 1935 DODGE PICK-UP 1855 IJW. P1CK-U> '• 1M8 MERCURY CONY. ..-MM UM CHEV. NOMAD StaUon Wagon. . 1959 PLYMOUTH StaN* V Wagun. saftc Ju1 ;us'..“.Xa5 Heating - Plumbing Service SIM Mahler Motor Sales Linrout-Mixcrar neiiee iui x. xiLv;<ux ive. in win 1/*I Cell Wl 5-3481 be inspected at Hastlnsg City Bank parking tot. 150 W. Court St. Hastings. Mich. 7/22 NOTICEIsliKRKBY GIVEN That on Aug. 7. IMS. at 10 am at the Hastings City Bank. Hastings, Mich, a 1960 Reo �Thuradsy, July 23, 1863 i vlilted thrir new grandson, Todd. I kf - SSU" 8—THE HASTINGS BANNER .W • • x zy i for Municipal Court furnishing Intoxicants u toseated. afire *”***“«•, *?**£, Donors (jivo 105 PintSfi^m£^si3TC|I>jr2;'s.'3« Another Clinic Aug. 2 Full Calendar e catered by Mid*h,ro" ” Sro,‘*' ,B' *004 cou'1 °“u ix fumUhlng ✓-iHMC* back surgery. . ijaU oentenre ordered , Mr *nd Mrs Jack Fritz and 'dlevlUo Justice Grover T Uth- °**“' j!" 1 r JS 'ntoxicanis to minor*, family visited Mr. and Mrs. Lyle! «*. sitting tn Har.ln^lMunlcl- »"«* • »«® _________ or^ntSte _____ I Emsrt ~ R. Hewitt. ~ 20. Ionia, Geldla at Schoolcraft Bunday. * Pu* Court In the absence of li^' Al cants. RhShe ««■ was -ent rent to to lhe the AlAlwei^T'fincd po J.m Gllwn of Laura!, Md . and Judge L. K Barnett.,, Mlw Marian Lrwalp of London.1 Price wa* aim ordered to I Enxtand, Visited Jim's aunt and pay a 850 fine pltn 87.55 court of intoxicants. hHe • raJriliy. Mr and Mr* Merl Baske nula, ar serve an additional 15 • Bert Chandler entered the j day*. 1 The Ma»t Mo»t Valuable vaiuauic Alumni mum... !Barry County Medical Facility' ___,, 1l^onsra o. letter. rui i-wikcei. in Generous area resident* con- ------------------------------- u- — ——--------- ------------------ ------------------------------ —, ,, hone Thursday. * Mr. and Mr* ; ej 1 DivbJi-' a recent Municipal Court trial player IW Central tributed 106 pints of blood at the Mn Kendall Reshm. Mrs Ken- Haure. Barbara Helmer. Ella Ik II,.— a I .UJti in HI lhe ---------- - (waiter Ryan and family (rum ' 1.^ *”* *T,P} 'with Judge Barnett presiding IMtehtean Michigan University VarsltyVarsity­ clink held at the Haxtlns* Mtg neth Hollman and Mr*. C. W Hinton. Harold Jackson. Jack iJllVvi 111111 Al Quick, lhe KMltat City. Mo., are vtaltlng i rl‘12, .f.,JUU1(P -....... SeSSLSS iW.w.1!?. •?' r™u.uk. j,„m. ouru K..m, . „, » Judge muitn* Barnett uwuwm dlunUxd ---------------------the Alumni Game wa* jr Hysns Thursday evming the be “*-■ ««<r the Jury had been oldest Okl-Timer present Gordon Kenyon. Joon King*- A W I FIll'K Walter and family. th • W? ------------------------------------------------------------------waiter R>™ nyans •ano rainiiy. Ke rvenn • . - _ * — nounred that another clinic will Kimmel.a Gray Lady.and Mr*, bury. Eleanor Kraegcl. Ken Lan- 2,0 * * Kyan and family from Cedar.r,n lhe M*M Mop *1<n be held on Monday. Aug. 2, at ArthBr Brant and Mr*. John caster. Horst Lindner. E Math■ nn Creek. Mr and Mr*. Ace Abbott Robert J. Ellis. 22. Rl Shelbythe Episcopal Parish House. — .Sleeper. ews. John Meirenboch. Sidney; fl |tC I I*PP • and family from Middleville and 1 ’Ui*. ordered by Yankee —r..-"”TAssisting tn various positions Kenyon. Mi . Giace Ryan from Hastings Springs Justice William Hummell • U “** ; were Red Crow Gray Ladles. Edward Morr. Willard Nash. Ronald B. Lrore. 31. Grand ,,u*dMr* Frank Ritchie. Mr*. Ken- Keith Norite, Karol Owen. Ralph Rapid*, suffered Ing and other r t ’ogether for a dinner and to pay a 8*5 inc plus 8490 court family reunion. * Betsy Lee coats (or furnishing Intoxicanta At the July clinic. 110 persons nrth Miller. Mra. Forrest James, Oyler. Donna Patterson. Mary Injuries about 6:55 pm. Friday Ryan l» suiting her aunt. Darla to minors. He had lien booked were scheduled but not all and Mr*. Anthony Hein, Pennock. J Phillip*. Helen Purdy, when he lost control at the twoWednesday night showed up There were 44 who ’ Other volunteer workers in­ Homer Reynold*. Jane Reynolds, ton Coca Cota truck he was Ryan, tn Hastings. While we were on our vacation ' David* Yaeger. R3 Bellevue, just “walked in” and 19 were un- cluded Mn John Crue. Mr*. Gary Relgler. Norms Rodrigue;, driving north on the Briggs a friend of our* found a 1912 paid a 85 fine plus <890 court Harry Burkd. Mrs Arthur Cook. Krimeth Row. R Shoup; Rood in Yankee Springs Town- Hasting* , Banner. There were 18 costs on a disorderly charge, the Two gallon pins were present­ Mrs James Fluke. Mr*. BettyPat Shelhngtou. Waneta Sher- »hip about 500 feet South of the ' ed to Hosea Humphrey and Ger­ Chase. Mrs John Clarey. Mr* man. Franci* Simon. Gerald Baker Lake Road. ,geiher as our Banner of today I front of a store building on Julyt ald Smelker Lila Mtvscngef and Mn Robert Smcikcr Allie Smith. Jack j Lour said he rnvt a car which .and it curried Items from all 5. jtccelving one gallon pins were Culbert. Smith. Bob Stutx, Jame* Swan ■ was hugging the center line. He • 1 nmr 1.O.M »<. Pa„, t o„„ld M Geraldine Aaron _____ Sherk. — — .Newton. — --------The canteen wa* operated by son. Claire Lottus; pulled to the right and gut onto I Jack James. Bruce Bean. Roy ‘Mn. Joseph Shultz and Mrs Ray Etta Tallent. Norma Thoma.,, the toll shoulder and couldn't । Carlson. Fred Butler and Duane Waters, co-chairmen, OMisted by Art TlHimp-on. Loran Vahbing. bring the truck back. < Ruthniff. Ciaylta Tolles. Esther Hotriiktas Neva Warner. Eleanor Wiley J ya, track hit one tree a Physicians on duty were Dr j»h<l Lavlnia Wood Darrell WlUtanuon, Edwta Wood- (Marine blow, then strack a ' *arni«V... ...... . . . . . H1; Robert Huebner and Dr. A. B. Hospital Guild 39 member* ___ £ IS Im. .I:...- th...1 placr. we. pw*'.-’F£^ nnwJ 136 PlL“ O-SS Owtnn. ■ supplied the sandwiches and The Banner was one dollar a yr..' Nurses assisting the regular cookies. Ernest Strong. Arthur Bheplar. Deputy Ilnward A. Halley, 1150 in Canada. Ic a word to H*1,,t4,n I7Mn H1* Re*‘ The names of lhe donors fol- James Barnum. Jr. John Bay. ENJOY ttM<. put ad* In. I couldn't find out tonai Center at Laming * ere; low . Richard Alien. Lynn Mix. Run- Hmpltal in Grand Rapids. $7Q95 reef f YL?.", ]7 }Iaji who lhe sheriff was but hb' Judy Aldrich. Beulah Babich. sell Talbot. Geraldine Williams. Mary Barth. Donna Bcbon. Nan­ Bruce Bean. Mon ty . Bennett.,. ..cecuLe"'l‘ ”• «* H“' wsgev were 887810 There had Reg. $99.50 cy Bennett. Marian Blackford. Carol Steenbock. Willard Nash.! ticketed for failing to stop with­ bn-n 133 prisoners from July to' July, even gave u here they were , Rex Burghdoff. Ernest Burr, Duane Rulhruff; in an assured clear distance all from, some from Canada and ' i F. W. Butler. Judy Birmingham, Buddy Green. Warren Kidder. ’ ahead after the 1963 Chevrolet England Someone tried to i Gary Carpenter. Roy Carbon. Doris Campbell. Leona Shriver, away with capital punishment Robert Carmoney. Clyde Carr, Clarence Huver. Judith Dalman, 1965 Chevrolet driven by Wil­ ;which was hanging and they I lamb Chenot; ____________________ Gary _I/ee McGee. Geraldine New •, liam H. Conine. 19. of Battle . asked thi* man u hat they should ; Pickup sad Delivery. ' * Wilma Clough. Donnabelle ton/Ella Jean Abbey. Hosea A I Creek, on W. Green Street about do He said, chloroform them. Cole. Thomas Cook, Donald Coy- I Humphrey. Mrs. Myrtle L. Hatha-1 2:47 pm. Sunday, July 18. Here are a few prices' Butter 18c j When you're insured hv kendall. Earl Curtiss. Ralph way. Mr* Margaret A Cook., Officer* said Conine applied and 20c lb, eggs 16c doz, lard 9c I Daugherty. Menis DePew. Wes- o M. Ketchum. Mrs. Maxine R.l his brakes after he couldn't pa--., THE FURNITURE WOLVERINES ley Dingman, Donald Doolittle.: txr. Aaron 8herk, Thomas B. i a stalled trailer,, and the rear Wilj'.iun' Burroughs drove the! BUILDING NEW Boatowner's Policy Beulah Erridge. Donald Fore- sallk; > trite between Hicxtlngs and Ba- ' !mand William G. Pickard. Charles, tie Creek. Maybe someone will | Frith. Phyllis FriUi Uliten Gar- E CQ1Uftti Frftt r Kunde. RobWayne Hazel remember these men: Charles1 Hull Covtfag* (linger. Robert Gillett, Harold ert j wilcox. Verbnd Gillespie. M Mack. Judge of Probate. ClcUobility On Friday. July 9. Robert E - •—--- ----- ~T, Phone 374-3523 °2E£:u » .»■! ... I Ronald H. Lewb. Jjjr* Josephine Browne. Jr.. 23. Bellevue and mtn' 8m,u’- Circuit Judge Al-. Mtdlcol Foywiwnt* | Beulah Hathaway, JameS|L L,xcock. Maynard E. Tucker. I Peter Callihan. 22. ChnrloUc. S’-*1 r H Burke Mls NBUlle ------------------- u. for . . . I wore Injured on M-66 south of ’ ■* " Court St-, and Dr P. G 309 c’”‘« 1 ■ ■ Ralrlgh. Mrs. Violet Wendorf. Maple Orove^ten thSr car Outboard* Inboard* • Sailboat* Mark W. Barry. Mrs. Beverly | went out of control and roiled 1,1! Smith, Mr*. Phyiib E Rlzor. over, hit a tree and then rolled । three more time*. They were ’ £2'.‘.til? th.ht «.rQ । taken to Pennock Hoapltal. | I Hastings Abo on Friday Jack N. Wb-.'fiSwrS.'S J?®*1*1"?._?,ro5L_ insurance agency * X«W/ PRICED TO SELL! ™ St- Xi! s^WSidewalk Day Dehumidifier UPHOLSTERING 30 Gal. Gas Waler Heater s«»?9s $54’s 40 Gal Gas Waler Healer M";V69’5 Garbage Disposal ORDER YOUR FROZEN MONTMORENCY CHERRIES NOW ... 30 Lb. Cans (Sugared! *3.98 SHIRKEY'S I.G.A. B25 S. Honover Fh. 945-4322 HASTINGS | 219 West State St. r o “n<1 Mark, SkUman; 1 rom 1911' u,e “very •tab,e w“ *here 'Side of Strand Theatre" r ' but hit theJW Buick driven by lmp,ement ,tore u ‘ehereue**? »roo. wir tan-, Ruth E Cheney. 48, R4 Hastings, Phone 945-4100 I trader 1 .... uiouim —------uurvn. * *- — inc Cheney car was off the paveGeologlsta estimate an untapped j E. R. Lawrence ““I Mutual Fund In.e.tm.nt. ■ About 1:35 pm. Monday Larry brnea"1 Mtcnigan. Jack Jones. 21. Kalamazoo, was----------------------- ;---- *--------------------------------- ----------------------- --------------। USE BANKER WANT ADS' ticketed for failure to stop tn driven by Michael W Stamm. 19. 418 « Grraq Street. Both were driving nut' on Green *J SATURDAY POSITIVELY THE LAST DAY SATURDAY, JULY 24th THE END! HODGES JEWELRY STORE LOCATED AT 108 E. STATE HASTINGS, MICH. GREAT s67,000 REMOVAL SALE NOTHING RESERVED — NOTHING HELD BACK! Wa ofc.;-moving Monday morning, July 26th, our stock Public and fixture* to our beautiful new modem jewelry store. One mb e Rb/%T|^A b new air conditioned store is located at 122 W. State St. I 'formerly known os Hoffman's Drug Store*. We n-.ust and of Western Michigan’s most up-to-dote jewelry stores. This f.JLWVWww_ • KAECHELE S INC Building Permits | I] I Rog. $49.95*29 will dpsc ouf d¥ much of our* stock as possible at Bargain Prices tonight and last two days, Friday 10 A.M. to 9 P.M. and Saturday from ID-A.M. to 5:30 P.M. Ins to the police report’ Delton Area By .Hrs. John Poahnifv An open house was held re­ cently in honor of Mrs William : Phillips at the Robert Osborn I hnme About 35 -all<-<1 durne the I afternoon to wish Mrs Phillips ! happiness in her new home In I New York City. Mr and Mr*. S I Cichy purchased the home of . Mrs. Phillips. * Mr. and Mr» । H. V. Soza from TUrs*>n, Aris, are vacationing at Mn Soda's | mother s home, Mrs Myrtle B«rnum * Shelley and Lynn John­ son from New York are visiting ■ their grandparents. Mr and Mrs. J Daniels and Mr and Mrs. Prank Silcox of Richland. Mrs. Joyce Apsey and daugh­ ter visited her parents. Mr and : Mr*. Robert Osborn. Is doing nicely after having surgery to re­ pair the main artery tn hi* left ■rm which waa severed in a fall through a glass storm door *ome; time back. Doctors now believe , he w|l| have a ueraial arm ajiin. i We are all pjaylng for it , ML** Sandy Ba«ke left Wed­ nesday to visit her suite and family, Mr and Mrs David Kmnlslen, at President Island. N Y, HEATING fishing * Mrs. Iva McKlmmf Iron Udi, Ohio, is visiting her sister.tn.taw **>•- in. .. ... j people bock from the hcanttST Mrs. Grace Hobba. Harold Campl .bell and BUI Guernsey. | Mr. and Mra. RusmU Boulter Wl 5 5352 305 5. Church Only one stationwagon offers all three V/8 o power Twice the traction of ordinary wagons. Go confidently thro/gh mud, sand, snow ...handle road contfifloh* you wouldn't tackle In any ether wagon. New peace of mind (specially with kida in lhe back)! Z New ‘Vigilante’ V-8 packs 250 hp. Get all ..lhe highway performance yoi^ expeet. Em po*ef off th# road, whan the going's rough: Tornado—OHC 6-cyiindor engine also available. family and Mrs SozaT mother. Mrs. Mabe] Barnum of Delton, called on'Mrs Viola Barret! * We wdkome Dr. James F. Ho­ gan and family to our -ommunlty. He is replacing Dr. John Hip. pie who moved to Flint. Mrs Esther Brown went to New York to bring back her mother for a visit * Mr. -nd Mr*. Vtetor Cimala visited their parents in Chicago hat week * Mr. and Mrs. Ruxsell Pe*bdy spent last weekend st Harrisville. Mr. aqd Mrs. Marvin Randolph vblted their son and family, Mr. and Mrs David Randolph. at Fair Itaven * Mr, and Mrs. Clyde Tfortheub vblted Mre. Northeub' brother and family at Holland Sunday * Our eompatur over the weekend up through Wednesday included Mr and Mrs Robert Lane and four chib dren from Adrian. Mr and Mra. J. Mankens and three chdd-e® from Chatham. Ohio. Mr .nd Mrs John Sayen from Toledo. Ohio Mr* Daisy Pe.^ Sunfield and Russell Khng from West Virginia. " June 28 the Past Matron* Chib of Prudence Noble Chapter O.E8 hsd their potluck dinner at the home of Mrs. Wm. Horton at rtrncikerl I .. . next meeting will be held at Aggie Willison's home at Pair Lake on Sept 71. Mr. and Mrs. CUffoid Kahler PLUMBING Dick Welton, Owner Famous Turbo Hydra-Matic* automatic transmission end V-8 power give you quicker, quieter shifting...smooth aoeeloration. Dual range transfer ease, too. Power steering, power brakes available. CORPORATION [feep^Wagoneer You’ve got to drive it to believe, ft... tee your ’Jeeyf iealer for tert drive. ECKARDT AUTO SALES M-43 & 37 Wert of Hatting* �Mrs. Daisy Hewitt The Hastings Banner Succumbs; Rites Held Tuesday . Funeral services for Mrs. Daisy Mrs. Ina Kenyon Bridge the Dies Friday; GAP Services Monday Till Pay Day Fitzperald Corps Middleville Grad Invited for 75th New g n Allegan Jubilee - — D - Jesse Meyers Buried July 7 Bunday. July 18, al Pennock Tuesday at the Watldorff-Bponable Funeral Home The Rev. George EHlott offi­ ciated and txirial waa Wacousta Cemetery al W Fttxgrrakl Corps JOO of the Wednesday, July 7. for Jeare B. Meyers. 84. at Lhe Lakrelde Woman's Relief Corps met at the Cemetery. Lake Odessa with Rev. hall Thursday. July 15. with 11 member* and two guests. Mrs. Ltuhcr Brokaw offlcUUng. Sylvia Well.. Past Department re-ildent for many years, died Prealdent of Grand Rapid*, and July 5 az the Clark Memorial Mrs Trane Foote of Caledonia, C. J. Bassett Corps of Allegan, Home at Grand Rapids, where hr and his wife had resided in celebrating their 75th annivtrsary has extended an tnviUsince 1M1. long Umf. at Pennock Hospital. were Section Three—Room I to I Thursday, JulyI..U 22. 1965 35, 188(5, the daughter or Jamea Leonard-Osgood Funeral Home. and LlUlan Ambrook In 19CH The Rev. Gcocye Elliott offi­ ciated and burial waa in River­ er of BL Johns side Cemetery. They lived in St. Johns for two years before moving to a farm In Rutland Township where is IJOO.OO, I l'« % $jcxf.do to $1,000.00. Woodland woouwn'i Area Hastings in 1828 when he went Sf*“S —----- —------------------ — — — dlevllle Is engaged In the practire ot gmtnl surgery at hu office at 1035 Indiana Avenue. The building is also occupied by Dr. Ronald C. Gardner, Dr. Dean took hu undrrgradu- . ncr an Aug. tl. to be held at vanity In 18M. graduattng In Griswold Auditorium attended Wayne Stutz- Medical May 4 1808. married Lucinda and prize* given in the aftyrHom. noon Everyone lake table servThey resided on their farm ,, VT KnocKeruocner aiea on Acting a* patriotic instructor tor the day. Thelma Barr told 19M-ihe m#xried Le^ Hwrui in* Thursday, at the Strand Theatre. throu*h l ulled ArUtlt -----------------------Cen­ of viiiting the Shiloh Cemetery l“l Lfn0M- IOWSl ThC)‘ UTtd ‘n in Tenneasee, of Civil War Fame tral Mettiodte Church and Lake E-bJl1* I IOW‘ ,Ot » 1*** l*rOre C<Xn‘ng Aug 5th will be the regular _____ _____________ Odessa Lions Club. School and taught In rural iiuunn dinner with Mr. Barr >oi a jwrreMful attempt to i Surv.vkrrs include his wife. birthday a* kitchen chairman and Bea <»■she married Ernest Kenyon of QU jltj jg Murr g U..1U ruurn PT1^\armrtUunUl0movlng toj.fJ”*hyI-------- XT-------- XTl--------fits' C1"* Home Chapel CsafMsatuL Charge* 2M% In LaPorte, Ind I he. Glenn. Rairighs T. .Ln_.5 After serving hla Internship at ™^I •"«ery reCldewy ^der^^ JtoSimi the Dcarborn Veteran.* Hospital KLu ““ *" °* Snyder for lhe July 10th week* children reside, subdl vision <He Eady and daughter. Linda, of jThe children of Mr. and Mra. g. IF'Iff J LaGrange. Oa. Ivan and Ray* Otenn Ramgh of rural Sunfield • H Mt/ mond were ship-mates aboard Hlgh School. will .he be,l?°‘d,n>' ..n °P—^—n-.A.Te iA Wratern Michigan. University honor of thru parents Mth wed- u paying hat to nearly 120 World War II. USE BANNER WANT ADS! °n 8 u ? ?• high XjImusicians during I Funeral services for Walter .—,— ,& *r ,bc Hth Ann“** Pummer Music Durkee. 81. Rl Woodland, who mU , , died suddenly about noon Mon-1M ; Friend*, relatives and neigh- i lhnM‘,h JulX day at hi* farm lame at 5100 ' B & K SPECIAL ters are .-ordlally Invited. | bi addlUon to regular classes Ural Methodul Church. , Barnum Rood, are to be held at Russell of Detroit. Robert of' 2 pjn. this Thursday at the • >)c Ltmiture. theory, conducting c Vh? Receives Recognition and applied mudTthe students BHtovtlk-. Rex of Haslett. Richwilliam Herbert Smith. 53. of -tih eunlcy a. Trumble. Vermont- v» have a busy schedule of soan,_Of 1nd ,u7,no?f of «8 Main St, Bedford. dlM en dsrfiLJh 1. .hrer 1Ua S‘hU"’ rn.,,, •« • »•«'* Crw c«ek h^ burial to JX CenXv. ££ «prremtaUve Ofthe eiM^UvlU^^nnabiand uni­ Garden City: ‘three daughters. .k h _ MODEL , FULL GALLON Mr* Verland (Louise) Ransom; pltal Sunday morning July 1! He was born on July 31 1883 Ywk LUf hiMirance Com- versity-spensored esenj. FINANCE CQ| ..f tn -I— >iu«u»iia. II. nc on jury 1<XW. Inf R5 u...!,— Ur. chortralfz? u_.------ --------------.. uuir . Carlton uom Township theJi,son of P*”y ““ banorrd at the annual Highlighting the two week f <f’'~ belnE *trlckrn Bt l«>«nc ' In Carlton Township, the son of Uteu/Tnd) ^d Lreh 7doo°f ,hf L‘nMn< Ufe Un“*4on wU1 »* the final. * c<ironAr>- Stuck. end) and Sarah <Don •Udous .... ... ­ dirwriter* AssoctaUon and was Music Camp concert for families, ' ”*■ WM horn Auir' “• ,B0* ln ,c>' nur*'" "e was born a halfFuller of Mason. Mason: 30 20 grandenUgmndehtl- Balttmore Township, the son of mile from his present home, and awarded the AsaoclaUonX Na- and friend* on July 34 at 3:30 niuer j pm. in the University Student Idren: three great grandchildren; “• Delos and Mary E. 'GaxkilD had always lived to that are*. । tlonal Quality Award. I two half-sisters. Mrs. Leona ----------- •-----------i Center ballroom. * Smith. On Feb. 15. 1837 he was He married Claire Rising on1 *50°° to *1,000°° Claro iGrarai Rurtzm nf^zinrcT’ ItnBrTWa Mr* Agnes <Murdock) Phillips' Haaltoga are* student* parti-1 “ Elisabeth Urtn Inger ' March 30 1812. and for the post married to Ltnninger Clare (Grace) Burton of lapeer, alld |fMt ------marriage r.i — .— ended — - - -In dl- 18 yvar, t)ley ^4 jpept ttetf A —— —------------ ------------- - —--------------------- — marriage enoeu in 01und one half-siater. Hubert Will 140 W. Stole St. Winters tn Florida. He attended l£U"'t ot Mr:v Haiel Brooks. iW Walnut 81.: Gerry Steward, (Saturday Only) the Methodist Church at Wood- Char1’0" P*rk Road. Her fa- ■ 413 E. William and David Rich* S. Hanover 10c Deposit on Containor* thcr wa* R Bruce Murdock, who I mond. Box 324. Hastings Doug I land. at one Hire lived on the Barnum , King, Box 34. Hickory Corners. wife, a daughf.iT. Mra. Clarence children from hl» flrtt man-lace. (Julia) Ne-1------Mothers, are you confused by Okenwa and Mr*. Laura Fender yn il™‘ltSS,vW'rahto™ ““ - —” I™. KuSSTdM «. AM. 12. Am ^aayLMff AmorooK of Grand ledge.. j r\' armer Dies Suddenly ‘ Heart Attack To io Mark Jubilee jubilee .Iren Musicians AI (.019111 Fatal Sunday to W. H. Smith —Take Home B&K DRAFT ROOT DEER MODEL FINANCE 50c conflicting vitamin claims? We Recommend ©SUPER PLENAMINS He Crock, and two daughters, Mn. Horrv (Mary Boul Rover ert (Frances' Sutherland of 481 Main 81. Bedford: three step­ children Charles H Bibblin<nt, Soringfleld and John L Blbbllngs and Mrs Harp'd (Eileen) Dr. Pryor’s Mother Dies America's Largest Soiling WUUam । bclng b*d rldtlcn tor two months. Vltamin-Mlnoral Product npeii . HtNAinn Rely on the REXALL Brand to guard your faoafr's tint- Each XaWst contains 11 vita­ min* and 8 minoral* to help prevent nutri­ tional vitamin defklenciet. 36 tablets 2.59 Also, formulated especially for children: SUPER PLENAMINS JR. Tablets....... 36’5 1.79 SUPER PLENAMINS JR. Liquid8 fl. oz. 3.75 LARGE ECONOMY SIZES AVAILABLE See Our SIDEWALK DAY SPECIALS * Summer Cologne * Hole Color * Eyebrow Makeup children, and nine , children Mr Smith worked for th- Citv Ice and Beverage al Battle thTlMO^ twk BPrtnrfM'L Ohio. Paul and Lu- rear, he had ope~twl d* nreCT1 Done AntJnue Shop north of Bedford We wa* a member nr PARADE VALUES JOIN THt THOUSANDS SWITCHING TO WARDS AAONTGOMERY WARD LAST BIG WEEKEND d “ cm«,ren Oaten Mr. Smith Bred to the Has­ tings- Battle Creek area all of htt life and had made manv friends to Hastings Funeral Roral Funeral Home in Batlie * Lipstick • Cutlers • Ribbons and Wrapping* Price offIda Ung Burial In the Bedford Cemetery. * Hand Lotion • Many Other Special* In Viet Nani NEW Winegard Gold FM Antenna Bruce DeVsnv ti reoort*d to 126 E. State St Phone Wl 5*2466 August after serving for two rears In the Marines but volun­ teered tn become a combat Ma­ rine which extended his tour for six month* He U a driver of the commander of Cora Deny C of the 'Hrlrd Combat Engineering Battalion of the Third Marine Division. *11’5 up BORTON’S Antenna Service Phone 945-9773 THIS MAY WELL BE THE BEST MOVIE TO COME TO HASTINGS THIS SUMMER! Save on Acrilan or 501 pile carpet, pad, labor 10" It Is Certainly the Most Thrilling It Is Certainly the Most Entertaining IN THE TRADITION OF w.Tj. "THE GUNS OF NAVARONE ue. 12.98 UftfTtD AUTISTS STRAND of HASTINGS . "Diurtday thru Wad. 7:15 » 9:30 Nightly A&Y HEAVY 501® NYLON PILE— rich sheared design, bulky loop, or tweed patterns—in 14 colors. Long-wearing! — - bm. 12.98 ACRILAN® ACRYLIC—in jcroll or tip-sheared loop pile de­ sign. Tightly twisted yams rejist shedding, soil. M«. 9.98 DUPONT 501®-continuous filament nylon pile in smartly textured hi*lo design. 5 coi­ on; double-jute back. NO MONEY DOWN »« ANY CREDIT PURCHASE at WARD'S �» Missionary at Baptist Church Next Sunday writ In Africa center* Uwching ministry aa * i w accxnunuw i« Favor Church To Take Stand BANNER. i. ~ munlty, but marc than half Mid that on a population basis drink­ ing is »UII relatively moderate rlrtHlrWX in Should the church take a stand in the prevention of akxhol- minority. flavoied accidents? MlnUtors. rab- On Alcohol Hastings METHOniBT Churches HAKTLNOH FHKH METHOD 1ST CHURCH Bollwopd * «• Rav. George Kltott Rev. John Joldtrama Morning woraiUP. 30 am. Worahlp followed by Evening service. t Wednesday prayer, 7:30 pm. A warm invitation la extended „ am. Worahlp Sennon: ■Paui’a ProblriM WOODLAND CHURCH OP THE BRETHREN PiiOFLte BIBLE CHURCH JESUS CHRIST OF LATTER DAY SAINTS Bunday School, 10.-30 am. Mtelonariee. phono 945-0252. 11 am. MijnUng worahlp. WOODLAND METHODIST CHURCH Rev. Richard VondoiBoach, Sunday achooi, 10 am. Morning worahlp, 11 aj Youth Fellowship, 7;KI General apathy anil Indifference to the dangers of exceaatve drink­ ing ranked third, while heavy exposure to bualneaa and social 7:30 pm. Drtve-Jn-8arvlce. CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Cowboy Glenn. from Howell. 307 K. MarahaU Street Minister. Dale R. Harvey 410 E. Madison, 943-5063 of the clergy favored taking a more blamed cau*e. _____ I-.active part■ tn helping to educate Among nil faiths 40 |>cr cent of people to the danger* of driving the respondents approved conaftcr drinking, while 85 per cent trolled or moderate drinking. Flftysald that their churches couldfterm . per cent believed in total Women’s Missionary Fellowrifcclhdy >atn forces with U»e i abadnence for all jieraans. Three CLOVERDALE EVANGELICAL community at targe in this project per cent rapreaoed no definite CARLTON CENTER Despite thetr interval and con- conviction. METHODIST CHURCH CHURCH cern, only 17 per cent of tho > The survey ta port of a cooperaST. ROSE CATHOLIC CHURCH Rev. George MarahaU. Pastor mlniaicrs have so far participated, uve program to enlist the support Rev. Pr. Joseph C. Dunphy, in any church-oriented activity in' <>f churchwi tn the fight against Rev. David Hawley. Amlstant the field of accident prevention, the mounting toll cauaed by drinkUm than 23 per cent have had1< in» Ing driver*. driven. Numerous studies allow show MIDDLEVILLE CHRISTIAN CARLTON SEVENTH-DAT COATS GROVE epactal training In alcohol educu- tliat drinking was a contributing REFORMED CHAPEL ADVENTIST CHURCH CHRISTIAN CHURCrt Uon and 24 per cent had some ,Lu-tur tlwugh not necessarily the chief cause of ‘ from 50 to 85 per special training tn lhe counseling Rev. Earl Sclupper Sabbath school. 10:45 a.m. Durkee Hood ot akoholk* and their families. : cent of aU fatal highway accidents Worahlp. 10 am. rim Glbta, Pastor ST. AUGUSTINE, Nearly al) reflect n heed for itirec- ।’... tn --------------------recent montiM. Sunday School. 11:13 am. EMMANUEL EPISCOPAL yd Walter, Bupt. MIDDLEVILLE ■•Uon and more tn.’onruuon in the ----------- •-----------Evening Worahlp. 7:30. CHURCH Bible school. 10 am. Rev. Don M. Gury. Rector L “* Coll from Hong Kong Worahlp hour, 11 am. 8 am. Holy Communion. MeCALLL'M UNITED Christian Endeavor, Bunday, 61 Of lhe ® per cent which have Mr> Richard Sunlor was ST. AMBROSE CATHOLIC 10 am. Morning Prayer and BRETHREN IN engaged in wxne form of int«-' thrilled almost beyond words sermon by the Rev. Roger Roi-1 CHRIST CHURCH CHURCH AT DELTON church alcohol activity, more than when juij M can from her Una of Cambridge, Ohio. “ *Wildwood.. 'The Church in **■ tho FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST.• half devote an average of four Keller, from Hong SCIENTIST boura or fes per month to thls:Kong Japaa. She hadn't heard 8. KALAMO PENTECOSTAL vnxfc, chiefly in the farm of coun- {rom him in many months, since OUR LADY OF GREAT OAK, CHURCH ' Bunday service, 11 am. sellng, sermons and group dtacus- h(, lu(j been <>n military duty in DOWLING Rev. Arbutus Hurless, Pastor Bunday echoed. 11 am. slons. [ vtet Nam. Bob. who joined the Worship. 11 ant Many Indicate that more time jj*rinea In 1958 then after servWorship, 11 am. 7:16 ChrieUan Endeava Reading room open Wednes­ would be given if a comprrhcn- lRg flve yeart joined the army. BOWENS BULLS CHAPEL Evangelistic service, 7:30 pm. 8 Pra- Evening ecrvice. day and Saturday, 2 to 4 pm ____ _ —________________ UfwX Wed.. ft nm Henry VanTU. Evangelist unit. He is having a week's THE GALILEAN BAPTIST 11:15 am. Sunday school. UNITED BRETHREN IN STONEY POINT CHURCH Institutes brought to light some lime he will feturn to Vungtau CHRIST CHURCH FREE METHODIST CHURCH Former Freeport High School new data on akchollam m viewed Airbase near Saigon. Bob told Bunday school, 10 am. by the dergy. Tills group aee* hl* mother that everything was drinking as creating Uie most all right but the greatest thing ZION LUTHERAN CHURCH 11 am. Preaching. i,--. TXi^uluv nwwvilrur w&s __ ।__ ____ vi___ __ Velio Rood at Woodland 8 pm. Preaching Prayer meeting Thursday, Rev. Einar Unscth, Pastor The little church with the big Individual will generally have re------------e-----------"Your Friendly. Chriat-centered WESLEYAN METHODIST •olvcxl his or h® drinking problem 8trrtrh fabrics which have Church " CHURCH I GRACE LUTHERAN CHURCH ’ July 25. church picnic at HASTINGS ASSEMBLY Hickory Gxtm, Michigan 8. Jeflcrwn 3t Walnut Sts. Pleasant Hill Bible Camp, just OF GOD CHURCH guidance and education should be txitwecn wearing* may be reatornorth of Greenville. uu. — — --------102 E. Woodland avenue centertd on young people from 16 e<j by light pnM,uiK or launder11 am. Morning warship, JunVacancy I astor >■ **. viviup Rev. M. P. Goble. Pastor to 21. Here they say indulgence is lng report Michigan Stale Uni­ r-church and misery provided. I Divine worahlp, 10:45 am. , chapel. Sermon: "Freedom From growing steadily npre serious, and versify clothing spedaliaU. * Y*1O nm I ftlflday SchOOL 9:30 am. \ Mra. Evelyn Benedict 11 am. Morning worahlp WOODLAND UNITED Young People Thursday. 7 PJU. BRRTHREN CHUR«H a continuing Bummer Quimby Church church In the abwncr of tlu? paatur, HuwaSl Hixurnian. and the Circuit Churches. HASTINGS BAPTIST CHURCH Music and Youth 1:45 am. Sunday School. Rev. Curtin Will Attend Conclave In Chicago Rev. Willard Curtis win l>c I Chicago for a ihcbloglcal cxxi children 4 to 8. rial music, hymn sing. ' Wednesday AcUvtUea 7:30 pm. Prayer meeting and 8:30 pun. Adult Choir rcbear- Curtis’ matter, Nelson Springs Hospital for eye surgery. FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Broadway and Center WlUard H Curtis. Minister Sunday. July 25. 1965. Morning Worahlp. 9:30. nursery Christian Science Text Announced countering God ' :^WOO^TV10 3oI» : CEDAR CREEK BIBLE , । om WOOD-4 v. 10.30 ant., U14* r'iir*irr*ii TRINITY GOSPEL CHURCH wnjt ' cSSS-Hastlnga ___ j | 1 *■ ptored with particular emphasis Phono DR 4-8277 _ WOODRURT UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH !1'Ho&’communlon wiU be crie- IRVING CHAPEL Rev. Chalmer Miller. Palter Telephone 374-3248 Young People’s service, 7 p m. _0Ut*’ Lrated kxiu> HASTINGS CONGREGATION OF JEHOVAH’S WITNESSES Sunday Public talk. 3 pm. Watchtower Bible Study, < 6J in Village of Woodbury Sunday acted. 10 am. Worship, 11 a.m. Bible Study Wed., 7:30 pm. Prayer service, 6 pm. Hastings SPEEDY WASH COIN-OP Laundromat HASTINGS SEVENTH-DAY | ADVENTIST CHURCH Worship, 11 am. Junior church for chll4ren. 4-9.1 Youth choir rehcnraal. Wed. Ph. Wl 5-5319 S pm. .■ Fellowship service, 7:43 am. All Types, including Hot Tor Roofs All Work Guorontecd WE HAVE rXHANCER SERVICE North Gun Loke Coin-Op Open 5:00 a.m. - 10 p.m. SIDEWALK SALE Special Offer to NEW SUBSCRIBERS GOOD ON SIDEWALK DAY FRIDAY JULY 23, only Radio INTER-LAKE8 BAPTIST CHURCH Delton, Mich. Rev. David Honeywell. Pastor Hvwing wcnhlp, 7 pm. Mid-week Fellowship, 7 pm. KILPATRICK UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH . U-et Woodland 10 am. Sunday school. 11 am. Worship service. 8 pm. Evening service. —INSURED— GAY ROOFING HASTINGS GRACE BRETHREN CHURCH Service REGISTRATION SLIP FOR A FREE ELECTRIC CLOCK To Be Given the Winner on Sidewalk Day! The Hastings Banner Sunday school. 10 am. 1:30 pm. Evening worship. !:30 pm. Wednesday prayer. The Bible, the whole Bible and 361 Newtown Ave. Battle Creek, Mich. FREE ESTIMATES Ph. 946-7676 . Chevrolet am. Sunday school. 7:30 pm. Evening service. LAKEWOOD E. U. B. CHURCH HYP Sunday. 7 pm. MILO BIBLE CHURCH Route 3, Delton Rev. Frank Crabb A. J. Spoelstra. Pastor Sunday school 10 am. Worship, 11 am. NORTH IRVING WESLEYAN METHODIST CHURCH 4 miles W. of Broadway, Freeport Rev. Gerald Hephncr, Pastor Orangeville BAPTIST CHURCH W. Glen Campbell. Partor 3 Milea South of Gun Lake 9:45 am. Sunday achooi. 7 pm. Evening wtrchip. Wednesday, 7:30 pm. Bible PILGRIM HOLINESS CHURCH BE SURE TO SIGN A 10 am. Sunday school. LAKEWOOD BAPTIST CHURCH Evangelical earvtcc, 8 pm. ONE YEAR SUBSCRIPTION TO THE HASTINGS BANNER J study. FIRST CHURCH OF GOD 1330 N. Broadway. Hasting? Christian Experience HASTINGS WESLEYAN METHODIST CHURCH FOR YOUR CONVENII INSTALLED A DOLLAR ROOFING *< Pastor. Donald Tack Sunday school. 10 am. 1308 South Hanover Street Phone 945-9422 Youth meeting. 6:15 pm StVMnlna *** 1 STn... •* .. DELTON METHODIST CHURCH Wtrdu» E. Taber, Minister . Phone, 623-MM Sunday, 8 workpower “walks” ight over bumps and trouble .suspension takes the “truck" out of truck ride. 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We then I separated Into groups, according to destination We then got some free time Ln which we visited the Tivoli, a large amusement park in Copenhagen. We boarded a train for Stock­ holm about H pin and arrived at B am. on the l»th. There I met my “father" who is an englner in Kabl Pharmaceuticals. a famous firm In Sweden, as wall । as a painter, rouvrlan. and ln­ . ventor We went directly liome to . Plholm, which is an ancient I Swedish castle. We live in a : home named Svartajoung, which i means “Black Sea Valley" It la with coupons below! Turkeys roger. Mark Engle ■■ 50 TOP VALUE f TOP VALUE 11 14—18-lb. 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EUrnsioo Seoire in Sanilac coooly »a cultural Economic* Dvpartmcrt of Mkhigaa StaQ Highlights Interesting Alicia Kay Hammond of Rl Dowling and William Broil Jr. ol Rl Delton were among thow whe attended lhe Cittoetuhlp Brml- FARM NEWS Bl graved undcr»tan<llng State Farmers major abunt> through th* tn th* formation and oprr Halt Deliveries atlon of thr political parties -----------------...... T(l J)airy G>„ •peaker*. ^rwwwT xv 4 Ih Sanilac county (ums, anything t*»* trowing to modern dairy sjuration* wreck negotiation* and break • Michigan prices." Thto cconomJ Th* afternoon visit'will be at tba modem Vero* imp farm near Applegate. Th* public to invited to see farming in action throughout th* day. 2 west Woodland Barry Fann Calendar... fly Victor Sition SANILAC COUNTY FARMS OPEN TO VISITORS ON AUGUST 4 STATE TOUR enjoying the peace and quiet at tu«n» <o- nn.T **J1 — BAXMT OOUXTY a lazy summer Sunday after­ noon. we were nearly spall* aid ndlk to Sealtrel Co." ju*x ' '‘ Michigan XStrhlMn dairy rfalnr farnuns r-VIn— r were — u. >»,. song sparrow bather cnthuslastiBcbo- Company on Wednesday. July 31. p^uon of mjjk remune Ito An!? ' tally in the birdbath while a In mvnrwwir to wliat nmdurer _ ..., I,. — .. _ ___ couple of catbird* hopped to ' On WMV Campus Dennis t Btorra. John Foote. Hastings, and Ita* Lock- bleak Michigan telcm by import- , fannws. members of Michigan wood. Delton, were on the Wr.«- ita' nUIk from Wiaxawln Milk Producers Areociatlon, pro­ em Michigan University campus The action wa* announced by duce adequate auppitoa of the [kUchlgan Milk Producer* A*- .hlghret quality Grade A milk to rvnmT Tint socuvujn anev n icarnre uun. rm tne needs of Michigan martArcKI I (Kt Sealirwt Dairy to bringing raw keta. We stand ready to make SERVICE milk from a plant near Green thto milk available to all dalrire ! Bay. Laming puuu. plant, wno who oral deal in goon good faun faith ana and -who mi. Wia.. to ita uwbuuk a then reloading the milk lantern ixmor the letter and spirit at the SraltcM plant In Detroit <xu negoUated 'ignanato." and tending than twek to Wto- i _______*_______ BARR Tire Shop .“ “• U. S. ROYAL Bost Buy* on iw & Used Tire* Mounted Fill! - Erosion Takes Toll of Crops ■ocUUon. the elsetrie light wire and viewed the world around. A red-bellted ■iiKKlpecker drummed away on the light pole while hto cousin. •ought tor a deUdou* bug In the blue jays were in and out of the little maple, stealthily "stealing" a drink from the bird bath aa opportunity presented Itself. A flicker picked the tidbits, prob­ ably ant*, from the grass in the Michigan poultrymen ate e»pected to produce •-’9 prirmi more eggs by 1M0. And they ll do It with only 6 per cent mote taying hen* M0RNIN6 STOPS -) ® DUtt wanifR (OAIRYJ (E) JOHN KNOCRR (CAOP&l O QUANDT MOTH IMS ®Al A YJ ©ARTHUR KRAUM (CHRISTMAS THIS) O GORDON PRItM IRXATRV NOON LUNCH-PR060AM ©LMtllAC COUHTY fAIRWOuWbS fUAiinr u AFTERNOON STOP VfltM PMIPM OAtoYJ prorrmento In efficiency. A team of Michigan State Uni- (ew y*id* from us. a dainty wren venlty scientist* have made welded from a nearby branch, three projection* aa part of Pro- wnne in the lawn aero** the Wind eradon ha* again taken ject ‘80. a futuristic look at Midi- driveway where I had mowed Igan's rural potential by 1*80 only the day before, two parent Thompson of Lakeland. Fla. Fri­ Cleveland. Ohio, and atoter. Mn David and Keith Members of thto team include sterling* marched their brood of day Informing her that her mo­ Russell Bolyen. were Monday reeding to Rtuwell O. mil. Mich­ C. C. Sheppard, poultry acienre; (OUr youngster* this way and ther, Mrs Robert Carter. 90. had callers of Mr. and Mr* Ed Rice. igan Stale University soil and Carl Hoyt. MSU district extra- that, busily picking up delectable suffered a severe heart attack * Sunday caller* of Mr. and Mn Algonquin Laks. water conservation specialist. slon marketing agent; Myron offering* and shoving them down earlier Uiat day and was con­ "Hunc&wln of aerra of tlaw Kelsey and Henry Larielerc ag- tlie greedy throat*. A gold finch fined to her bed under doctor's Clark of Yorkville and Mrs Fan­ crop* have had to be replanted ricuitural economist*, and John flitted tn and out among the cor- order*. A report Saturday stated nie Pell of Plainwell. * Mrs Wolford, poultry adentbt. rropsto and than a* a happy cli­ that she wa* holding tier own and had supposedly p™«i passed the They point cnit that e«z pro­ max. the busy little humming- ™ lie fays. "Many beet fields duction to expected to bitreasc fa in!. the nearest thing to per­ 32,5515s being planted to beans. Fields tn Michigan in the next l>year.'. petual motion we know of in the of young cum have been shnd- reversing lhe trend of the past- animal world, darted In and out brother-in-law, Mr. and Mr*. uu j Mn. Nelii* Ma- driving, one for minor 1 and Neill* ---------------------Bateman --- ——- of — — acxi ar coveroa oy moving sou, war' period. Michigan's shaie of of the few remaining honey- John Bclson of Irving. Bunday. son and Mr and Mrs. Don Bate- session of Intoxicant* M Some fk4d* of roriy beam. ;uid the total UA output bis been juckle blossoms, then attracted for simple larceny in a n cucumbers were also affixUxl. " , declining for a number ot years. by th* bright color* in the porch tings spent Monday with her Homer Hammond called on period were reported Jul .... expevtbox. braved a visit there, and stoter and brother-in-law, the Th, t.wA but State poulteymen are PU^ ln .^rinX <tay tato ,«» Mr. and Mrs Forest Falconer of the City Council by Poll* ; ed ,o to matnUUn maintain thalr thalr share *hare of of th. tha for a few brief second* hovered Norton*. Welcome Comers ♦ Mrs Homer Richard Sunlor. I total UB. egg .production in the almost motlonles*. only a few Hammond and Mrs Genevieve Officer. !**■•« Itt inchesininfront frontofofour ourface;. face; And And yean ahead. inches Makley ol Ha*ungs spent Bun­ ticket* (er nsaviag vial overhead some smaller bird* canted clouds of dry, freshly day with a sister. Mrs M O production In Michigan in !!»«• chased a marauding crow acres* Hall, of Grand Rapid* * Mr , the sky. diving and pecking at and Mrs Owen Gaylor and Jan- i per 'cent more than 1* IH> regular IntcrjM* And all thto fly Mrr. John Hook making highway travel ha: ice were In Battle Creek Tuestime the mischievous -little Thirty • five guest through 'S3, i ’ "If,1?1 P^« caro .rom ouva nuisance* the red squirrel, was Annual egg' production Mr hen carrying walnuts up the big ma­ ball Afterward they had ice , !0Und ovrroarked to likely to incrtaie fn-miU eggs ple and scolding the while Then, Janice 111 at ........ home >... -.Mu , DavU Is ... cream and eake to ».»>»>» celebrate:, unirer* officers investigated 3 complaint* tnchtdlni for the first time in the fifteen from her work in Kalama**' Janice Gaylor* birthday The Mr* Harold Case C.ie and I Garton Carv R Ho*» Gayton watched Cary om. aa .__ years we have lived here the Mr and Un. h(U,h2n Jarrtto*11! inrreate frog quiet of the Sabbath aftcipoon grandson were Saturday evening grandson, play ball Thursday waa broken by the sound ofjfrac- caller* of Mr. and. Mn. Roger; night tMU*Id Cl>'n'i su Mr and mm. Mn. vptvmi Orville Pureell ’ snvra were m aoaaeni* WI bmu luiuMuu.- »uu wcaw 2??!rU_ * * ruiwu But farmers wtxf Installed number |aJP1 left alone on the tlie porch, our and Diana Davis attended the attended the Reynolds reunion ed and 11 policed with tf ’ ‘J5? Trt°r' P«w<to» their replaccniMito U ex!------------- feathered and furred friend* had . Z1. * °f .V’5lr„cou’ln atTillotsorrTAI* Bundky: * Mr.,son* injured niffered very- little damage, ac- foRsunje aboat 37WOO ton-, of sought ___ ... the quiet __ ...777 Rlrhle . and MikeMid n~«i tieHe.at ।__________ __ <>Hynea _____ of Battle of elsewhere i Richie, Mike.rOreen Belle- and■ Mr*. > Leon . Cruisers traveled SAT We don't ask for "a home where;*Ve- * Lawrence Parsons ofjo^g were Monday callers of using 340 gallons of gas. directors ami ml conarrvoUon- ;yip' thynygh a. the buffalo roam." but we surely^* Wa TV— maMaaa »c!entUU S*y this Will b* enjoy the country quiet with the; possible since feed required per bird* and other wildlife. planting of crops, strip cropping doien will drop from 5 pound* Sunday visitor* of Mr. and' Tto,“x. JJSst Mr*. George Forman Sr were Mr. • r««l> «>U ud uan,lwlU Ji,, Ul'ani, and Mrs Dalia* Lehman of I nu ondbmb eray, „„ „ ^|vm< a,. Scottville. Mr. and Mrs. Orville) tr to alx rows. :ea.te problems, particularly cOc- Forman and daughter. Arthur I Fanneni fortunate enough to|cidk»te and Iturovto. Forman and son*, and Mr and Mrs. WU! Forman, all of Battle । Ill Thumb Area Michi* *■ A»c. the proceed* from drinking milk sales tn Southern Michigan." thto jugg- PARKING at though waiting for their turn in the water. A robin perched in ; Efficiency to Hike Michigan Egg Production paid Michigan dairy farmers Indicate* Lhe real motive behind the scheme, 1 Police Report Varied Offeni Durfee .SAYS FARM LOAN SERVICE IN A BIG WAY! Today, mor* than 60,000 farmer*, rancher* and part-time farmer* la Michigan. Wisconsin. Minnesota and North D*kota are ualng >A billion dollar* In Land Bank Loin* to expand, modcrnlxo and Improv* their farm bwlnewe*. Since 1817, more than a qu«rtar-mlllldn fanner* hive fou.ni! their Land Bank the ana credit »ourt< always geared to their actual med*. U you're planning ■ fatm improvement or Bxpaniton project, be «un> toiheck your Land Book Aaeodatlon. A LAND BANK LOAN GIVES YOU , — MH. J operation. ' • No nrcoav zS •* also experienced little damage,* toys H1U. ■ VOUt M9T tOU/tCf i-rrsK ateotrt Hsstiwg* Office FOR Joins Angus Group Eldon L. Houghtaling, Dowling, has been elected to membership in the American Angus Associa­ tion at St Joseph. Mo, an­ nounces Olen Bratcher, secre- •! £ of Middleville and Byron Teaker of Ionia. Part of them ate din­ ner with the Forman* and others were supper guest*. Mr*. Forman The MSU scientists * peculate, to quite well at present except) that slu of flocks will continue, for considerable pain due to ar_ I thrill*. average.ot 3.00U laying bens to Mr. and Mrs. Victor Sisson at-1 about 20.000 by 1980. j tended A meeting of World Book ThU increase in flock rixe will! ? BatUe , -reduce-teev-nr and rmiinment • J*11 week Tuesday evening, wl find a mare effective way to slifp.s ixspcd u> breeders of regis­ tered Abcnleen - Ajigwv in lhe bird to I2M per bird T hese cost* United Slate* during lhe past are expected to drop from 11.85 month. to SI.60 per bird for pullet*. One man handling 7.500 birds in Wi-TB should be able to care for 30000 birds by I960 Except for the m< '.ropolltan ccaintics, cay the mentnu. about ody place in loser Michigan would be suitable for expansion in the egg buKints*. P.rcent ex­ pansions have taken place In the Grand Traverse area, Alpena. Hillsdale and Huron >untles. Theae have been the result* Of । developing and jelling GRAIN MARKETING foods with "buUl In burgaing.*’ Food expert* at Michi,-an State University «ay thtw lood* are always good buy* bcrauae of their good nutritional returaa at farm I Haying has been in prog­ ress for some time but there to still quite a bit of It on the ground. The little rain* hare been just enough to prevent the completion of the Job. Most of the corn to now too high for still need the process The wheat harvest to In full swing and long I lines of trucks, tractor* and) trailer* await their turn at the' nearby elevator*. In the garden* MAK| YOUR HOME GROW © LOCAL TRADEMARKS, laa. Increase living space at your place by adding o room. We can plan a r beets, spinach, awiss chard and addition that will blend with your home's architecture. We handle ready before long. Tills to a won­ derful itme of year, usually al­ most unbearably hot. byt now dur evening* are cool enough to require wraps and the day* are not too bad. only reaching the high 80* a few times. Mr*. Victor Sluon had a call from her lliler, -Mr* Dan complete job . . . and that includes setting up d financing plan our qisplays on top-^m windpw unit*. Pay foe tho < you want on our Easy But STORE - CASH Million* ot bushel* handled for hundreds of customers testify to tho satis­ 1908 to 1965 57 Years of Service As Little As s18oo faction you get at Smith Bros. Experienced, careful operators will serve you. WHEAT RYE BARLEY Mth For Matoriolf INSURANCE FAST SERVICE FO* GRAIN DELIVERED. TOP MARKET OR STORE YOUR CHOICE. •nd Surrounding Communities is BUDGET TERMS SMITH BROS ELEVATORES LAKE ODESSA WOODLAND PLANT AT WOODBURY COLEMAN AGENCY man J'1” Coleman CENTRAL MICHIGAN'S MOST COMPLETE FERTILIZER SERVICE Come in this week for an estimate, or call us and i will come to your home at your convenience 203 S. Michigan. HmHM’ Wl 5-3412 �I Fresh Out of the Attic ton at *1 th* . of Ctalifarate California at lhe home homo of >T U» Don Dorter, at Briitol Ox- ]\ame ^ISS ---- . WWW MUW 1 WUI «nly anawer your question re­ gard In k- LODI PLAINS. MlchWD It wm looted in Lodi towmldp. Waahtenaw county. BWU. 8Wi;. BWU Brotton 13. T3S. R5E. Lodi Academy wa* Mabltehed In 1 M3 and served J3G5 X CONCLUSION JUDGEUCT°nrwn yrr. ,VU** Whan GENE. Born in PndricvLLte Mich.. May 11. 1816. 8epLJH8T1' SS^i elected for a further term of «lx Lite hurtxnd mart rejpcrul in « “• mlouCr. but to find some way of reversing a •'S "« “ -li-ipcd with chisel and adz, the modern balloon frame being then unknown, and into which wa* built an old-fa*htoncd brick oven, a home for thoae time# and In that nelghixjrhood of unusual wr,m inn. __ ■_ ... . . dirtriot achooi, Richland Semi­ nary. Kalamaioo High School and the Unlrtndty of Michigan. {.«m^whkh he PTtduated tn 1868 having mk*n the regular clairtoal eourae. procure mama for the purpeae? he taught a dlrtrict aehooL After graduation he wa* far two year* « «to LaPwta. Ind. Public Bchoota. and then having accumulated *ufflclent fund* for independent support until eatabtohed In btulncw in July. 1871. be entered a* cieek and student the tew office al hi* brother. George L. OU*, at St Paul. Minn. Thu wm aome- bent of hi* family in hl* •waded by hl* brother, Gaorg*. whra vtrtUng the family when Cbarira wm busy with family operations during a ooUrtSy^n bm ntaUtm. Alter twuymre * furU*r Unnpartnership with him. under the name of <?. E. and J. C. Otto. He waa cohdldate far Justice ot the Supreme Court of Minnesota in IBM on lhe DrawcraUc ticket, end with It went down to drteat. Ml* wife wa* highly educated FRANKLIN. He wm bom Sept., 15, 1M7. Marrtod. July 1. 1880, a. m w Battle Creek. Mich. Until middle life hl* occupa­ tion waa that of a farmer, but lie afterwards engaged in a email mercantile burtnea* In Battle Creek. Mich, and was always Indurtriotw and successful in hi* work. For several year* 'after mantoge he lived near Warerty, Iowa, and tlicn returned and bought a small farm near Bathte de”u' r“nXlnln< there 11111X1 taken Into partnorahip Xll ARTHUR GRAY. under w M UK Katemaaoo High School, entered th* Univondty of Michigan eta*-; deal course,, and graduated Meantime, Chari**. who, to therefrom In 1871. He taught politics affiliated with the De*n- K*x>‘ 1873 ,l UU* Mlch" appointed er, judge B. — ***- • "HU WM UKTV a*««iated with Ma broUrr. 1dm. and they conUnuod such Chart** K. Otto, until Um latter partnership under the firm wa* appointed to the Dirtriot notwithstanding hl* pollUcal afflllationa. Chartea waa appointed by Gorentor Merriam, a Jtepubil. can. to the office of Dtrtrtet Judge for the Second Judicial open, outdoor life becoming ntirra**ry. In 1006 he redded near Grand Rapid*. Minn., which LINE. She was bom Aug. 31, IBM, after her father-* death. She died at Marietta. Go.. April 21, 1805. and waa buried in the old family burying ground. ai Richland Mich. She attended the High School at Kalamazoo. Daltaa, Mtehlgia IUM CfartE Bf Hr,. Rcglrtared Mr- and Mrs. Ted OBaugblin •pent Iwt 5Mk *t Thunder LU* Super Right Beef nature frail and delicate, she wa* ever cheerful and uncom­ plaining; a beautiful character. this OU* Family History prob­ ably noticed that 2280.V Judge Ephriam Allen Otto prepared for college at Lodi Plains. Mich. If you are like mo you probably wondered whan Lodi Plain*. Mich,, wa*. Well curiortly kilted NOW! MP end Plaid Stamps after Come See...You'll Save at A&P! Round Steak of Plaid Stamp Gifts -70< I /7 | New Zeeland Spring IAMB SALE THIS IS ALL YOU DO Select the gifts you want from the thousands of beautiful items illustrated In the Plaid Stamp Gift Catalog. Bring your gift list and the required number of 1. 2. filled Plaid Stamp saver books to any A&P store in this area. 3. The Store Manager will give you an order form. Fill In the order form completely. 4. Tear off and keep the receipt stub from the order form. Place the order form, filled Plaid Stamp f PI Bin i saver books and required taxes inside. MtTm’,. I *UF« R10HT Smoked Pork Chops Michigan Corned Beef Hash 3 ’^ 89 Canned Pop SULTANA WHOLE ASP, DECAF. 4^oz69c ,u- 7QC 6-Z/5-OZ. # Grape Juice y NESTLE'S 10c CREAM FILLED Candy Bars A&P CITRUS JUICE 14T. ORANGE­ GRAPEFRUIT 14-OL CANS 1-QY. 14-OL A&P Freren Fresh, Fully Baked BUTTER CREME ICED Sultana Frozen Dinners • C«mMt PENNOCK NASHVILU, Micwald M«t.r PRO-DUCTS PHONIlMMIRI 3 s 49e BEEF, TURKEY, SALISBURY STEAK, OUR OWN EACH TEA BAGS J 10-Ox. HAM CHICKEN, BEEF, TURKEY '^n 79c Ji Z1 "T 8-OZ. PKGS. ffeUI Iced Tta Mix SX. ”« 10c Instant Tea SS. ’»£ 39c CHERRY QQc PIE “ u3 IceCreamr 49 MARVEL VANILLA Jelly Glasses QUILTED 12 PKG. ’1.19 NOW ON SALE ONLY ]5C • Protected Paint* H-* 3/1.00 11-Or CHICKEN, AUGUST WOMEN’S DAY • Steel Doors WWm 89c s 79‘ Miracle Wh 79e 85‘ Sultana Frozen Meat Pies 89 • Pennock’s Invulating Hocks Yw. 39c SALAD DRESSING A 19‘ CANS ,°oTx ASP’ Non-Fat Milk 1»QT. 14-01 12 Instant Coffee WHITEHOUSE INSTANT GRAPEFRUIT n. 21C | Cherries YUKON. ASSORTED FLAVORS ORANGE FLUfr CAKE d Send and Grovgl Smelt MINIT MEAL Green Beans 2 ci. *2.29 FltSH CIEANID Tomatoes « 29 Ifa LB. JANE PARKER. 8 INCH • Aluminum Windows _ Rotisserie or Rump Roost 89c Potatoes lv WE HAVE EVERYTHING NEEDED TO « Salad Shrimp 7<7t SUHR BIGHT BEIP u. 69c Chuck Steak 59° COOKED Stew Beef 89c SUHR RIGHT SIEF. SIAD I CUT Fresh Beef Briskets K17.1 59c CANS nuking your, batemcnl *ze« into utMblo living quartan. • 7 ' wemwitSMHSteHimHjaSil CfNTER LOIN IS. 99c WM0““£ 49c Fryer Parts ORANGE GET YOUR BASIMENTFINISHED AWl I IImHli HHlHllII UMLiM LECO'XOc LOIN ftOc Skinless LAMB Q jFlo CHOPS Franks BREASTS (IISS ATTACHED) LB. He 2287 Hendershot & Vicinity he 1890 he married Elizabeth Nojtm Ran-' M«n. daughter of AlcxlziRansom ’ raw rt _.7T_ wh-n Lhe Democratic in KalamUx). MJch»T^th. adopted lhe free aUwr policy and defeated under the leadarniece of Governor Epephroditu* «J> sWp of Wllltam Jennlng* Bryan, Ransom, before menttoned a* it rtfuMd Chart** a ranemtoaprodding Judge at tho flrat term benau»e he drollnod to fol­ of lhe Circuit Court of Barry low auch leadoahlp. The Repub­ County at Hasting*. Mtefc. with lican rwrtv to claim aa iUs birthplace old Jofl houao where hl* pgufirs', resided on Ute old fi VASSAR, Michigan 4*7M LODI. WMhtenaw County. *bttah«l Aug. ». UB7Orrin Howe, fir*t PM. Harlow H. Howe. March 7, 1MU. Hufu* Nutting, Jan. IB, 1B81. Philip Blum. April 26. 1853. Discontinued Feb. 3. 18M. The village of IZJDI PLAINS end a project engineer Friday evening callers of w*r- rp vci *>!• ren and Georgia Brogan were I () F. W. KIlCC Mr. and Mr*. L*wl* McIntyre x u *-*• »»• »A1O3 • • n and Lucille of Augusta. A There ! p wv.n UrUvUr duh m.m- [EJlgineCHnil FOSt bers and two gueeto who test - * O O i Wednesday enjoyed dinner at I Melvin I. Weis* tut* bron opthe Urbandale Inn and teter uiw pointed ajautant chief egnlnrcr • movie in Bettie Creek. * On for the Engineering, Rcweareh Thureday Mrs Dick Clark. Mrs. and Developing Divtotan of U» LODI and Light, luBcimu cake daUrgtely tangy flavor topped with a auporb froth orange butter creme icing. ■ SAVE 14c ' not ONLY 7C STOCK TOOK tKKtll Spacial cool. t«*: SANDWICHES for «v*ry occoilon plus wonderful n*w spreads. Prices in this ad effective thru Saturday, July 24 TWO HGHT-PAGE BONUS BOOKS IN BEAUTIFUL COLOR: Dictionary of Carnival Glass GUIDE TO WILDFLOWERS OF THE ROADSIDE uper J4arf{ets �1 I Come to HASTINGS STARTING MONDAY TO THE BARRY COUNTY FAIR July 26th thru Saturday, July 31 Fat? westc YOUNG an OLD will JOIN IN THE FUN TO BE FOUND HERE! The merchants and business people of your favorite Barry County Shopping Center are extending a special invitation again this year to you, your, family and friends. Come to Hastings for the 106th Annual Barry County Fair. Enjoy yourselves in our city a^ you reminisce and recollect the good old days with the folks who mean the most . . . our own Barry County Citizens. Do the midway and enjoy the grandstand shows . . . wander through the stock barns and view the many, many exhibits of all kinds. You'll find the displays and booths of many of your Hostings business friends right at the fair, and while you are irj town, you'll receive a hearty welcome in all of the downtown establishments, too. Most of all. we want you to enjoy the fair in Hastings next week! Be Sure to Be on Hand FRIDAY AFTERNOON 2:00 p.m. for the FFA and CO-OPtRATION FAT STOCK SALE 411 CLUB % ... SEE FOR YOURSELF HOW THIS ENTERPRISING GROUP OF BOYS AND GIRLS LEARN AND EARN AT YOU ARE WELCOME TO JOIN IN THE BIDDING AND PURCHASE ONE OF THE SAME TIME . . THE PRIZE WINNING ANIMALS. A Message from lhe Listed Civic Minded Firms in Cooperation with lhe HASTINGS AREA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE Einar Frandsen CL.U. The Copper Lantern Bea’s Music Box Organ & Piano Studio National Bank of Hastings Fisher-Hengesboch, Inc. Beverwyk’s Color Center State at Jetfersoo' Ford Sales and Service Stowell Building Service Lorke Buick-Chevrolet Reahm Motor Sales General Contractors Sales & Service Pontiac - Okhmob.le - Cadillac Clothing & Footwear Gardner’s Pharmacy Barry Cleaners Dependable PrcschptMjns Bender Gravel Co. Washed Sand and Gravel Parking at lhe Door Borry’s Form Store Chrysler - Plymouth - Valiant Hastings Groin & Bean Co. Tho Bonnet & Gown Shop Bun McPhorlin’s Men’s Wear Master Mix Feeds Alma M. Finglelon Home ot Pendleton Woolens Al Signs Tira Service 235 S. Jefferson St. e Wl 5-5170 Mahler Motor Sales Jerry Andrui And Restaurant " * Winick’s Clothing for the Family St. Martin Floral •The Sherwood Agency For tho Entire Family Electric Motor Service Frandsen Insurance Al Steury. Prop. ♦ Hastings Cut Rato Shoe Store Barry County Lumber Co. Flowers by Chip & Irene Goodyear Brothers John Deere Farm Implements Clevelands* Men's & Boys’ The Strand Theotre The Showplace ot Barry County Hostings Floor Covering Quality Materials - Guaranteed Workmanship E. L. Corpenter Hardware Hostings Point & Wallpooer Complete SAJdlery Department 107 E. State St. Mary’s Beauty Shop The Hastings Bowl Hair Shaping. Styling & Permanent Waving IB Automate Bowling Lines East Side Lumber Co. lari R. Boyes Real Estate City Food & Beverage The Superette Building Supplies Hastings Area Properties Hastings Hotel For Your Dining Pleasure Gilmore Jewelry Miller’s Dairy Store Ironside Monument Works Bulling’s 102 E. State Ice Cream Specialties & Luncheons Artistic Design in Marble and Granite Eckordt Auto Soles Barry County Ready Mix Jacobi* Prescription Pharmacy Lincoln & Mercury . Appliincw-r-TV & Hi Fl < Kaccheles Inc. Heating • Cooling a Plumbing Montgomery Ward & Co. 118$. Jefferson Wayne’s Shoe Store . Central Radio & TV Service by Howard Trumbull Credit Bureau of Barry County pn Your staff But’Not On Your Payroll Farmalea'a . Burkey Sales & Service ' Complete Radiator Cr Auto Class Service Jeep Vehicles & Apache Trailers Corporation Hastings Cleaners Barth Studio Coleman Agency Hastings Motor Sales Phone Wl 5-403 L—Free Pick-Up & Delivery Portrait & Commercial Photography Leonard-Osgood Haan Standard Service Patrick C. Hodges W. J. McAllister N. Broadway at State Dependable Jeweler Sinclair Petroleum Products Lades’ & Children'. Wear Dodge Sales & Service Local Finance Corp. Dales Bake Shop A Local Family Service Fresh and Delicious Baked Foods For Business. Home & School Fine* Quality Tho Faller Agency. Inc. One Stop ImurMCg Service Miller Jewelers Felpousch Food Center 102 W. Stat. at Jefferson FtneJoadi • Meats . Produce ■ Schader’s Office Supply Hastings Qty Bonk 150 W. Court 5$ � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/492/HastingsBanner_1965-07-29.pdf bcb3bfeda039423d8ec9d2f0083e0199 PDF Text Text EDITORIALS torial appearing in the July 22 issue of the Middleville Suh and j News which b reprinted on Page 4 of this Issue Although U contains. we are sure, the lionest opinions of i the editor, many of the statements [and charges contained therein are SEEK HONORS—Ralph Pennock, prominent Barry County Farm and Castleton Township leader. Is superintendent of crops al the Barry County Free Fair and Monday hl* "desk" was busy as entries poured In. Here Ruth Hubka. 11. NashvUIr 6th grader, enters her beets and beans tn the In the vote on issues of county­ wide significance are much the same in Hastings as In any other area of the county. Take the vote on the courthouse complex irxi jail year, fbr example, complex lost in all Hasting, the vote thc 1# precincts outside of Has-: tlnp. the vote was >1 per cent "No" and 19 percent "Yes" On the separate jail proposal. tlie 19 pre- ■ cincU outside pt Hastings voted [ |Than Just Hastings" People here 61 per rent -NO" and 39 per cent [ [hive been proud of that fact for i more dun a century; grateful that ' their community is looted in such WlJIHIJTi 3 Youths Are Critically Hurt Ln Sunday Crash critically injured about <J pm Sunday In ■ two-car crash on M-37 near the Airport Road, ac­ cording U> Barry County of!leers Fat Stock Show Friday in Arena At Barrv Fair Lamb Sells White Products At Middleville Public Invited to Bid On Hi C.lub Members' Top Animals Plans are underway for the held on Friday. July 30. at the Barry County Fair. Twenty steers, 17 hogs and 31 lambs are to be auctioned of! starting at I <:30 pan. To Install New Grace Lutheran Church Pastor ■72TS7.. Adventist Pastor program was to open this WedAt Carlton that substantial plans had been completed for vitalizing oper; stIons and providing a consider­ ably rirengthend capital etruci tore for the new company. It theological training at Concor­ dia Seminary. St. Louis, Mo. While at the seminary Janke rear quarter panel. The left wheels of the Pontiac appeared to be a foot of! the pavement. The Corvair ended up on its top straddling the ditch, 64 feet west of the driveway. It had ap­ parently rolled over onqe. term, commercially financed debt to less than one-sixth of the level at the beginning of this year. "This will enable us to provide a much .sounder capt- Thomopple Twp. Aids Cancer Drive "bits ofyesterday".... as gleaned from the Banner files I Col. Kingsley Anderson, Haa, | tings High graduate, who Is serv­ ing with the engineering Section of the 6th Army has bejn awurd- a proposition to bond the vil­ lage for 613.000 to be applied toward the building of a 6U.OOO addition to their present school building. Fine Horses Here for Harness Race Program; Auto Thrill Show Thursday, Pro Wrestling Friday Harness races, a thrill show, professional wrestling, 4HFFA Fat Stock Sale, horsepulling, the (hand Ole Opry anil many other attractions remain for visitors of the Barry County Free Fair which continues through Saturday at the fairgrounds on the western end of State Street. < Thc 106th exposition opened Monday under sunny skies blted by Dennis Dlngerson, Has­ tings. and was purchased by that continued through is hundreds of exhibitors brought in Hastings Milling and Supply for their prized possessions for that ——------------- —judging which b. continuing in', AJ ’Q .1 1 37 cents per pound halls and barns as boys and l^CW 0CVCnUl-(iaY Other buyers included East the girls and oldsters compete for J Lake Odessa Banker Dies Sunday Night and door*, patio doors. Insulat­ ing glam and related produrUu A spokesman for Lamb In- Barry County Fair In Full Swing Willi Top Attractions Pet and Doll Shows Highlight Play Program He <»epl. ated Bank nurrlM Gladys Vuee on ». 1926, and became affili­ with the Peeples state al Hushing In 1914. Friday afternoon at the First Ward Park. Southeastern and Central as the hlghllglUof this week’s>cUvl. ties otl the Hastings playgrounds. DU ector Lewis Lang lias an- J. Meade Jr.. Lyons Septic Tank Service. David Miller. Michigan Livestock Exchange Co. Nation­ al Bank of Hastings, Moriarty Farm Buildings. Roger thi Chef. Joe’s Grocery. Goodyear Bro­ thers Implement, Hastings LiveQuick from Ceresco is scheduled to arrive this Thursday with Mias to be the presiding Judge. This Wednesday night the serve Champion Hog and Has­ heavyweight horse pulling contings Livestock Company pur­ chased thlslnimal for 23 h cents scheduled with the first prizeper pound. Alto Locker Co. of 1100 —MO higher than in past Alto purchase! the remaining doll show It will be for the largest ejection. prettier. and oldest Ken Daugherty won the City .shuffleboard championship when he defeated Kevin West of Cen­ tral Ken reached the finals by defeating Brie McLaury of South­ Iamb The Barry County Fair eastern and Kevin ousted W« paid 31S cents per pound for tills animal. Other purchasers ot V-uiDenburg. Wlnwrf of the hopscotch A nne BoyIon To Serve Peace Corps in Turkey managy of the Daredevils, is responsible for scheduling the exhibition, personnel and trans­ portation of $100,000 worth of equipment, from place to place. and "Ben CUsey." is an accom­ Miss Anne Boyion. daughter of plished crash artist. Billy Little, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bayton of Freeport, wu recently selected for a two-year lour of duty in Turkey. Mtss Boyion tv a graduate of Marywood Academy of Grand Rap­ Ids. and also a graduate of the day to be enrolled at Middle East Teciinological College at Ankara. Turkey, before being assigned to held duty with the Peace Corps. Delton to Enroll New Kindergarten Students A Correction �-TBI BA8TINGK BANNER Study Rian Plan to Eliminate Odor Tiny’s’ Ways Still Bring ’Mrcccss ,by. 'Tm limping Into my 97 th year you know," hell with a chuckle and then nh family will vacation with her decided at H It was ata family. Mr.' and Mn. Ralph He**, Mra. A. T. Hahn* two brolhwi Mr. Hall in Charlevoix. ‘will com* north from Florid* to Join * family nunion at a lake cottage near -Alpena next week. Joeeph Floyd Heckert ot Detroit, Oue»t* arriving thU weekend who purchased his old bonastcad from Smokerbc. NJ. to vUH farm eouth and west ot Freeport, Mrs Sidney Beach will be Mr. had been here to help with the and Mn Walter King. haying so stayed night* with Mr. These nice days will find Will Hail. lira. Robert Lindeman and Han sitting on his front porch at 127 W. Grand and glad to youngster* of Phoenix. Art*, are chat with any visitor! who stop <. Personal Mention •frol the strong hydrogen sulphite -f.#*’ ' 1WW* f twnrednn- rvcummrnded to him lang ago by die Ute Director of Public Service! Monday night's regular Council records hwtt numbers Ben Sullivan and charged with the ' theft. it*?, I Cvuncdmm heard the first LN TIIHRNBAY-N HIEE-FOK-A1.I-— Highley's Dream. ; official leading of throe ordlrauiccs wiucn were puiceu on mo ™ lat,'c ,or »«»<« “ me । n„ .a, coo Mttinx tn Hastlnv-s Mtmicinal o~n"i aw « lam ®nc ordinatioe covers drag me- Frank O .Jtsra of Chicago is acheduled to fly to -Michigan to drive Highley's Dream by Indian Land and Irish Eyes. She has won finished out of the money. Richard Palmer (left). superintendent a budding. He was bouna over W u>c j?ep, . „ , . "< »prru, rrporu exceptional rar trmber term of Circuit Court Hood Chl’1 of Poll«‘ Richard burner fair program.-B*nner photo at fl.OOO vm not immediately: s*id the careiusv driving ordl--------------------------------------------funteted. nonre could be a gxxxl enforce- and reducing xpecd. are all guilty Dtsuty Sullivan *<ld Woodnun n‘-«»t tool to um? again-vt Use of carries* driving practices, was traced to Battle Creek. Uten I inattentive pereon. the driver Chief Sunlor uld the ordl------ --* ‘ ’who is ptcssing ills luck or the name rttnavea uncertainty or lone who is unconcerned in his reluctance a police officer sion in a proposed anti-nuisance portended in Muskegon. i driving. might have about writing a ordinance wiuch would regulate ixxux- to itousc Mvltsmcn and breaking, and entering! 1 backs out of driveway and in- not constitute a "wilful and । women. Thai, ordinance con­ mtty beftrfr this l.itAst tcrfcrce wjth traffic or who cuta tinues under study. previous two-week period. Sumor Mr* Lulu Edmonds had lunch? unsafe lane changes In moving would prohibit one from throwwith Mrs. Lulu Gorham on Wed- | traffic or who goes through open । log anything from a car any- committed. including breaking orxl entering, larceny from an Aidernmn authorized Williams auto, WIM. simple larceny, auto theft. & Works, a Grand Rapids firm., check law violations, child, mo­ to draft a new map of tlw city; leaning, minors tn powtculon of Including subdivisions. Tlw work Intoxicants, furnishing liquor to minors, disorderlincas, delinqu­ FARMERS and may coal about *100. ent minors, prowlers, malicious ■ At Aiderman Ivan Snyder's dentniotion of property, a public MiggeaUon, tlx? Council approved Butianw. hit ■* and run accident ' idring a man to point and putty and'traffic complaints. Eight arreat* werj made. a: the City Hall. Twelve moving violation tickets went issued. 24-non-moving -uul thority to cuU-hay on city prop- S74 overtime parkins tickets ttruction of a milking parlor check were handed out plus 11 guftst key*. me PINNOCK Concrete Product* i City's next water project would City cruiser* traveled -2,699 • Pennock's Insulating main on Walnut from Market to Blocks Cass, replacing the .small pipe I which 11U5 been used for rlrCiulro. Hpjry Clem tWcs • Steel Doors . With Um- completion of tjils Harry E. Clem. M. of Ma.«n. project, the work contemplated formerly of 'Middleville died I • Protected Paints I when Hastings bonded for >300,• Aluminum Windows .000 in 1818 will finally be com- pltal. He Is survived by a daugh- ' plcteri. The larger main will. Im- ter. Mi! Cedi < AgathaI Ward • Sand and Gravel I prove water service In that area, of Rockford; three sons. Harold; i Counalmen approver! Inara*. • Cement and Mortar ■ Ing the hourly pay rate of sup- Mlddleville and Raymond of i 1 erlntendenu of municipal de­ Mason; 11 grandchildren, and Ifl partments from 12.75 to >285. great grandchildren; ‘ yean, was elected president of the board at the last meeting. Mn. K. is the former Shirley Granger of Middleville. * Mr. and Mm. Robert Ingram and Mn. Richard Tyalenko and family of Jackson on Sunday. Tlie Norman Perkins family of Flint visited their parent, the Glen Perkins and Mn. Leo TafThe William Barken and two sons of Ijtpeer were guests of the Denis Hagons during the week. IMPORTANT NOTICE Residents of HASTINGS and IIAIIin County will be contacted to receive an explanation of LOOK! DENMAri/ rCIXIiULIV NASHVILLE, MICHIGAN CONCRETE products PHONE 653-2791 and a brother/Charles of Long moving the parking meter Bench Calif. Funeral is at 1 nexi io tne rood rentera pro. Friday at Beeler Funeral north drive on .Michigan m * Home at Middleville with burial safety measure. Cara p.y^*-d In J In the Orangeville Cemetery American Republic LifeGuarded Protection Watch for the man who c? FORD It’s official !"w ’65 Ford Dealer clearance sale is under wav Learn the facts about LifeGuarded* and the advantages of erican Republic district sai*’ rtucu w ted SAVE 0H ro«o. tlwca, that won the "quiet" contest. SAVE ON THUNDERBIRD, unique in all tho world, with big V S power •U»ri<» power brake,, man, more luxury,terns is standard! SAVE ON FALCON and get Fotcon s famous gas savings tool **Vt OH FAIRLANE, the middle sue beauty now with pinl sue price. SAVE ON FORD TRUCKS like the F IDO hekup w« srul new 2-front axle nd.ng smoothness. SAVE ON USED CARS-a reeonl selection going al record low phees' The Company With The NUMBER 1 Claim Paying Record In Its Field American Republic returns more of the premium dollar in claim benefits thamliny of the Top 40 insurance companies offering individual accident and health iMunuwe according to latest 5-year figures. American Republic Insurance Company FISHER 7 HENGESBACH, Inc. N. Michigan Halting! "Protection... The American Way" Wl 5-2421 �Ha Harry Osborn Dies Tuesday At Home Here Robert Sharpe Selected for Coume. at MSU h Funeral srrviees for Harry F. Osborn. 79. 010 W. Walnut, who died TtiMday, noon July 27, at hl* home, are to be held at 3 pm. Friday at Ute WalldorffSponabk Funeral Home. The Rev. George Elliott, te to officiate with burial in River­ ride Cemetery. young executives selected THE HASTINGS BANNER-3 Thursday, July 29. IMS CONCERT THURSDAY roa aril by 23 from Barry To Get Degrees At Western We Have the Experience and Skilled 'Know How* thr cuncert will be cancelled^ Dr. Calvin A. VanderWerf. presi­ dent of Hope College, will address Uie graduates at Western Michigan I many oi nic on w<ac . University's Summer Session com­ I foreign eountrieo. They will \\ (>s» \\ nn(!|>ill(l mencement services on Friday. July ; rnmplrle these special studies .”’•»» " WUUIUIIU 30, at 6:30 pm. tn Waldp Stadium. (Sund«y | Hy-Wt-for Sisson Approximately 5M student* wUl ' Bob, who 1* with Consumers az WMdUnd irt-lltl >*■ unn peeled. Jone of the. outstanding young Un£lc(I thc world Book Uan> graduates Include: in Rutland Township. the- son 1 cf John and Lydia (Williams) i Osborn , j lUnd Hotel Saturday. They were , :MA. * R3; Mildred D. Gay. BS. R3: He attended the Rhoda Wilcox I C. Hull. MA. 11830 Ficcta T-K School Budget lamong th? nearly. 300 guests of!' Nadine ^ ‘21........ A”,.'1 „ . ,n GRAND CHAMPION Road; Mary O. Hughes, MA. R2. „ — " UBA.IU iiiABiriu?i — — The ine grand grana champion cunpwi oi me ooumwe.i ---- -------|Distri:t Manager Paul Kerastas. ★ and MaryAiui Mrack. BA. R3. . —‘ ’ Michigan Jersey Parish Hbow held Monday at fTrmrd' Hhow l “ ,d Mond ^ “ «•* ,UrrT Counl ’ I Hearing Monday farmed, moving to Hastings In, Fair waa Javland Beacon Dora, owned and shown by Lyman 7 Freeport— —Deloris Deloria J. J. Dipp. Dipp. *BS, nrxerected “ at Freeport ’•’ Th. a 'A * n " u.iraai- ha« 70* W. Broadway and Antlia C. the Thomapple Kellogg School Utt Syivt^n Curtis home, replac- Swanson. MA 2327 Blodgett, - ----- franu coampion acracy at •»»» ow»c rair xna aiau me nrni *i *n from the' County IM* 4H champion. Lyman is a student at Grand Rapid* Board Of »Wi text inn will be he’d big tt swral building* destroyed at 7:30 pm. Monday. Aug. 2. Theiby.U’t Palm Sunday tornado. * main Item of bus'nros is the adop- :™» community lost one. oi it* tton of the 1965-60 budget. The;oldest and best known rrridenu Grand; Hadley J. Klgar, MA. 513 ' meeting will be open far a public W19» Walter Durkee. 81, of Bar­ E Hubble; Donald E. Mullens. MA. Hastings hearing on U» budget. ' I num Read, died suddenly on Mon­ *00 W. Marshall Street; Sandra L They moved to Hastings al *29 ' Hendershot & Vicinity . i I day, July 19. Our sympathy to the E- South Street Twelve yrnrs ' Pattok. MA. 436 W. StatZst.; Ro\ t family. I Traffic Tickets By Mr*. Richard Clark later they bought a farm in Jim Weatherhead, from Ant- ■ i. ,i«„ werp, Ohio, u visiting at the • 9^. n Rutland Township, known m the Smith. MA. RS. and Jeanette E.Jlcoige Williams place, which i L*tierte*ux home thU week. Dr. .n ”>ad belonged to his grandfather. I and Mr. Jerry Conrad from Delu»,orr)«n« w LW--- ------,uiig-urnc rruacnL <u inc couiMA. Rl; Joan F. Brown. BA. Box Ihe HatUngs airport On Dec. 26. munlty. passed away Saturday ot ? AH* 1*5. and William F. Sherbert, MA. 1M4. lie mo«d to 903 Camp- evening at the Medical Facility. drixuvs MUysnt. w. MUI at.; of the Laberteaux'*. Mr. and Mrs. a!ri .’A c J Con«d from Grand Rapidsand highly respected by Rl. l7?‘n!1, ’Y'311 HU wlfe d**4 on ,,er funeral wa» at 3:30 Turaacre auo Dinner aucxL*. nuiKtc - ■ — ................. -..... •• Juiy 13. !9*6. He marri-d Ethel day at the. Leonard-Osgood FuW .... K, ■ Topper -r—---- ------------------------------- laat >--• jland his death came os aS a shock riiock to Upton Road and Jama A. Jerof Gary, Ind., spent Ruta on Jan 6. 1951. and moved neral Home Our deepewt sym«»• ; katri. BA. KJ *’!nu‘ 8trrrt pathy 1* extended to the family. ,I weekend at the Ken faberteaux I *r wi . I (home On Saturday he and Mary; J?.-1*’; ,o the librarian at Uie; Nashville - Eleanor L Boldrey. Mr. Oborn w survived by his nTm Aro r reedom attended a wedding of a college WoodUnd School and had been a [ BS, 718 Durkee and Vida L. Put­ * I friend at Orchard Lake. I patient (offerer for month*. puff. BS, Rl. Lee Bacon. 18, 8*19 Irving Road. | - ------------ --------------- ■■■■ ■ --------------- ------------ - ■ ----and Mrs. Robert West of Flush­ MlUdlevine. and Wayne Leroy Kid­ ing; Mx xtep-ginndchlldr.’n; four der. 18. Rl Dowling, finished isnM'P-great grandchildren. children <and their parents) as Ing one »entence and landed right they have been spending many Attend Convention hour* taking care of their liveBarry County Drain Cotmni*- ■ sinner and Mix Ferri Steven* at-I[We wish them all luck In the traded the c-mvwtUon ot Michigan judging, w Ur* Leo Hender-— *P«J‘ Tueoday wltli Mrs. County Drain r-mnmbrioncn oe«i field ALWAYS FIRST QUALITY * Harting* Sgt. Robert Ritter had at Shanty Creek Lreigr at Bell lire; Gordon Thomfoon at Head Luke Wednesday. Thursday and Friday | “K,!‘ ’" —’ n~‘— ------ - a "hold” on them. When they! j Indiana. reached Hastings. they were reOn Friday evening the Leo; arreated for taking a record player Hradetshota entertained Mr and ! belonging to Fred Foote of ItasFIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Mrs. Alton Crane of Delton and tuUrt Broadway and Crater Mr. and Mrs Merle Hendershot Middleville Justice Grover T. Willard H. Curtis. Minister and family with a cook-out Bat- Lethcoe. Biting in Hastings MuSunday. Aug 1, 1965 urday Irene visited her mother, nicipal Court, ordered them to Morning Worship. 9:30. nursery Mrs Dairy Thompson in Plain- tenre .mother 60 days and pay S50 provided Broadcast of this ver- well. fines plus court certs or serve "lx» and Dorotha Cummings additional 30-day sentences. were recent supper guests of Mr. -------------------------------------------------- Add a sbund base of pro­ fessional training to the above, and you know your prescriptions will be filled accurately, dependably. See us soon. o Quality and 'jTituully Sct vtci 110 W. Stat. renneuf Giant Summer White Goods Famous Penney Sheets Reduced for a limited time! 9 30 Church School claasea for b?*OW alnn« «««• °r Mr and —-- -* —*««*.• 10.30 Cliancel choir practice. Calvin of Caxllon -------------------------------------------------—-------- «------- -— Center and enjoyed a ride WOMAN WANTED — To help The Robert Miller family are i through the countryside. I with three children, more lor • ; home than wages. Call Wl 5on a camping trip near Gaylord' Uth week and next . Qne of Wooai<nd.1 u. | 9MI ^before I pm. Will accept --------------------------------------------------- die* Mr. Agnes Fuller, mother G,Ke chUd ‘ 28 (of Don and Dwight, celebrated! '■ ' '•-----------More Abouther birthday Bunday and Mon-; IN MEM0R1AM , day. The actual date was July 26th. Wilkins, who Mr. Wayne Snyder and family of East Liverpool. Ohio, have been here viaitlng her brother. Of thoae who knew him really Continued from Page One Ute Ralph Burroughs When they tures. Including The Big Wheel," returned home they took a niece Our minds on fondest memories with them. Eileen Haughty, of starring Mickey Rooney dwell. Friday nights grandstand at­ Battle Creek Mr. Snyder, who The night brings sadness to our traction will be professional began his career here with ttie hearts wrestling including women wrest­ To think from riam Whitman, a nephew of J. C. lers and midget* Penney was manager of the Perhaps some Saturday night the Grand "Ole store. Is now managing a store Opry returns. Well join together to forever The 4H Dog Care and Training with 87 employees, this number , stay. Club's exhibit is In Building No. increasing to 100 at Christmas Sadly misled by sister, * The *H Dog Obedience Show Ume. ’ Marge Vandeear is to be held at 9 am Friday at the bants on the fairgrounds. The public is Invited to see the show. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY WHITE! FASHION COLOKSI ALL HHtlCTl! LAB-TESTED! Compore! Mote people sleep on Penney brand sheets than any other single brand in the world!! The reason, outstanding value, always flawless first quality, made to Penney's high specifications, quality controlled from selected cotton to last stitch in the heme! Always a good buy. now even more so. Barry Fair participate. Saturday at I pm. State Sena­ tor Roger Johnson of Marshall people and answer questions. The public Is Invited to visit the The Republicans are also In­ vicing everyone to visit their bobth. and State Senator Garry Brown of Schoolcraft. State Rep. James Farnsworth of Plainwell and State Rep. Stanley Powell of fonla have been Invited to attend, along with 1.1. Oov. Wil­ liam Milliken The GOP also haa a food booth in the Community Center. More About--------- Backward Glances NATION-WIDE* LONG-WEARING COTTON MUSLINS 133-count? Coast-to-coost famed for their firm, balanced weave, imooth finish, sturdy Iona wear and thrifty prices! Now. a not-to-be-missed buy c* these reduced prices! Pastels: pink cloud. It. lilac, opaline green, pastel WHITE yellow. twin 72’ x 108’ flat or Elosto-Fit Sanforized bottom sheet _, full 81’ x 108" flat or Elasto-Fit Sanforized bottom sheet pillow cases 42’ x 36"_——■-------------- twin 72" x 108' fist or Etata-Fit Sanforixed* bottom sheet full 81' x 108* flat or pillow calcs 42' x 36” 2.11 PENCALE* COMBED COTTON PERCALES ■ > In Hastings, Michigan ■ennetjf 186-count.* These are the famous Penney percales woven of long-staple cotton combed to extra silky­ smoothness. Outstanding buy at their regular prices, spectacular now! Check your linen-closet WHITE stock up today. Pastel*: pink. It. lilac, yellow, green, aqua, milk chocolate. twin 72' x 108' flat or Elasta-Fit Sanforized bottom sheet fuirW x f08' flat or Elasta-Fit Sanforized bottom sheet pillow cases 42’ x 38’Zz'------------- — ALWAYS FIRST QUAUTY > ANNOUNCES NEW SHOPPING STORE HOURS pillow cases 42" x 38’4' * bleached and finidwd seafoam, 2.58 2.78 (EFFECTIVE AT ONCE!) Continued from Poge One the village of Sheridan and he | and his family are moving there thia week. Both hare been active . in local club work. 40 Yean Ago The southbound C. K. & 8 freight met with a mishap which ditched . four cam just north of Coats Grove Saturday . afternoon. John Francisco's heavy equipment wan pressed Into ncrvlce and cleared the | trucks. Tire cause of Use accident! nor, not been determined. Ti>c council Friday authorized ' Use paving of Use alky south of State street and extending from Church to Jefferson rtrecto and ■ also the paving of Charon street! from the Intersection of thia alley south to Court street. 50 Yeara Ago Mis* Lovcra Doster, daughter of former register of deeds. John Doster, and little Marie Norwood, were Injured in Delton, Thurs­ day when they were thrown from the buggy In which they! were riding whan the horse be­ came frightened and ran away out of control. Mias Dorter waa severely bruised and the Nor- ■ wood child suffered a broken ankle. Cluirlcs A. Kerr, proprietor of; the Hastings Milling Company,' offers to giro a met of * high' grade "Dictator" flour, milled by a new procr.-A for each bushel af | ilwat brought In. Foam rubber bed pil­ lows. Zippered cotton tickings’ Soft and buoyant! Save at Penney's! Monday9 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Tuesday-••-9 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. 2 for $8 Wednesday --9 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Thursday---9 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. A QUALITY BLANKET . . . BIG. ■ SOFT. FLUFFY AND IN 8 COLOKS NEW DESIGNS 99 EXCITING COLORS 3 IN BOSSA NOVA AREA RUGS Friday---- 9 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. Incredible blanket buys TJ-iVO' twin or full lisa in wonder-wearing 90% rayon-10% acrylic blends, softly finished with Supemap for fleecy warmth! Nylon bound. Saturday—-9 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. WE, AT PENNEY'S. SINCERELY HOPE YOU WILL ENJOY THE 24'x40 36'x54" 48’m72' Liven your rooms with BOSSA NOVA area rugs! They tempt you with their new pulsing color and bold, modem designs. The plush viscose rayon pile rugs machine wash', hove skid-resist bocks. Best of all. they're so rea­ sonably priced! CONVENIENCE OF THE EXTRA ONE HALF HOUR SHOPPING TIME. MORNINQ OUR NEW HOURS FOR SHOPPING . . Fitted mattress pad. Machine wash’. Peacock, Rose Beige. Pink cover. Sanforized cot­ Cloud, Lavender. Buttercup. Poppy Red. Blue. ton. bleached fill. Double box stitch. , 2.88 twin, 3.88 full Ice Green. •lukewarm water , Just Say "Charge It" Shop9 A.M. to 5:30 P.M. Monday, Tu«>day,Wedn«>day. Thursday and Saturday—Shop Friday 9 A.M. till 9 P.M. �Courthouse Square t* a limited CUizena committee. Once again we quote herewith | EDITORIAL ■ Barry County Radio BtaU-xi WBCH : while the farmer was in Ontoa aDt.tiatyi js.qnli. n*kon; f,»nPk'e u,lh thc require! ***** <nd **'* r°Cm for _________________ unifornuiy.___________________ ' lf Asa remit at th. ’rWi.K, I o< the atm, th! of <X Bupcrviaora named a Otthcns Advlaorv dram u. un . , Mure additions, there ....... Will not be -pice enough courthouse nMd* and to present a I nian rj . i prc#cnt ami future courthouse and pun of acUon. This committee was , ,n MwnnmMi n» tnrfivM,..!. wuce needs, to sa> notlung •Wmd of tndivlduaia *elert<M !Qr k whfch u , u . from At J. parts al tl»e countv and > WU daflnltrtv nm ttomlnated i« was dooniteiy not by I| “.Ul1’f“tor 10 prt*Cnl'(U> t,UlldUlg nonUcal building site might be I U«. we frel-I do, and many civic and political units within the never been the least inclination county. that It U. from an operatiuiul About a fifth of Barry County's standpoint, more economical to o;wrate a single-story uni! than 30 000 plus people live tn Hastings change the pattern any multtple building. "This Is from the required manpower There's More to ru;>erTtm. One-fifth in pspulaBarry County storks We require an elevator :inn. one-fifth tn board member­ ship— is there anything dtspropor- Than'‘Just Hastings vator—these things of course : innate about that? (From Middleville Sun' are eliminated. All the way Tlie latest newt from Hasting* We doubt that the Barry County around camlrucUom-wtee. it without a Jail for some time to come. Residents of the County narniad and better to have a or ever will be unduly influenced will remember that last Spring single - story unit than the by the four Hastings member* or I Businessman at ® Lake Odessa Dies Isn't necessarily true in many | rthrough the Board of Super- JTSE jrs folks. pressing these thoughts, to pro- some 34.000 people who live out- J He is * part marter of the tide the confines of the City of, Masonic Lodge and was aasocl- as an alternative, another! building site separated fromcourthouse square? I multiple story. — that matter! doesn't want to build our new nluht b&wflng league. Adequate parking in connection ; If an instance could be cited apeak, to come up with alternate courthouse and Jail <if and when jjj Howard is survived by Ida the supervinor* get the thing on W|fe crystal; a son. Archer Jr., . Mr. Russell: Well, in this respect 11 wltft the Jal), courthouse and county i -.liere the four Hasting* member* plans. In the many months that have the ballot: if and when the vol-1 at ]x>mc, a daughter. Mrs Ben (ever stampeded the other sixteen passed since if* defeat, the sup- ers approve lt> on the block of (Elaine। Bc'Unaki of Crystal | MOUHLY that the new jail should ervtsors have had ample time to property that belongs to the peo- Lake jjj., and two gnuidchiidrcn. cause the only requirement ls.;jQng mnge planning. In addition j:® U,c‘ *** interest* oAhe rest of present the issue again to the pic of Ute COUNTY, then mayVIU be held at 1:M were freely exchanged ami an bud-1 hwlsc square p.r|day at the Plekena under the law, that It be built [0 prov idlng space for county em, l's county ,01lu,-“ ,o Quote fr°m the voters. Time is running out. how- be we should be searching for > • another county seat! To our way clw|X.] wMh burial in Riverside within tlw corporate Until* of j piojves. there slwuld also be room ISun No<’ ’diUjrtal« ,taleelectorate before the 19^3 taxes of thinking, there arc some folk, ecnetwy at Hartings. room without any rcaxirec to I o^,. communltlc In Michigan the county seat. Now my own, for W)l0 i^ve oc^ion y, I ■rv3ii might have some substance. are spread. If tire supervisors do tn Hastings who want their cake , of .this •fctaed-dour" smtxto No attempt f41Ttl .Uh th<, Mtuaiu,n Ilf le. personal opinion, and that 1. call ,t any cf lh.. or office l’ntU P*00' U 0,,rl*d' ho*«"- ” not "u‘ act before the end to ‘otr and —• •—• Carol Greenfield not that, of an engineer or taj-mu a wpecially tru* of people e*U “W*0*1"1 to ,w:l on 1^‘Jid if It passes, get the *** to through any ■ suited space for expajuling county We urge the residents of the Dies Ort TUCsday proposal by any group or faction , IacU|Ue» have solved the problem any way li^d cm cost figures. |lvlIlg omajde mJ city who should 'thnt ch#rgcs corno casy: pliable | myiagg On the tax bill* for colThe members wore sincere tn their ■ relocat1B< nu, but I would assume that it' t >.,u. . , ,™IId ttro_ W«>f comes hard; and an unsub- lection early next year. The more M^l Ann G=^. K . MU. ” .SSSfud"L SX efforts, open tn their dianuaion mmdaUon at the Citterns CommitX^lrmy^denu r^Let^ S* IMextay >n a Katemaaoo construction Is going io be and approached aij questions from rwmlcil over the long i»ul. to ubjy w<4tv ..bout un over-nm But. there is a reason for this with building our new Jail and | Hoopital. It is ridiculous to infer that If delay: Opposition coming from one angle only-WHAT WILL BE and untried innovation. Rather It build nt a different location M transactions take longer new courthouse! Mb. wa» born July 17, 1943, BEST FOR BARRY CXJUNTY? . to build a otie-atory buildexpected. Adequate parking fUrry County voted to build a new within {he City of Hastings. Don Bojrtcn. Editor lUtllngn. the duurhtrr of was in line with a procedure that Claris and Alice (Perkins) Ing that wnuld have ample connection with the county w u has already been tested and found Greenfield. parking facilities around it. buildups is a matter tn which all . |I‘P °f ,,ft-'Un*s wouW hjv*' gather, certain civic leaders of. Play with Matches In addition to her parents, she nuunp oppose oppow the me building ouuaiiuc of , • ■ «■> PeriMpa from the report* of cinxen» of Barry County have an ■’ollllcal po*'‘r to ’cl° or btock Hastings the Jail on the courthouse Fire believed to have been Ls survived by a brother. Clsru 'o.lra.or.om-^UMin. K1OT1_„,. wu u, «>“■' couth™* to*. I, ■Ml.ara range problem facing Barry County. I Probably no man tn the’ state U V. n -ru.rt _ —started «t * (> Jr. I. of lUllfk Alvi R square, adjacent to •the courtby children playing w with Bottle Creek, and a ****** sister, son a more detailed report could Hastlugt • county property, not city property nuitchm dtstroved an old houw Patricia, of Chicago. III. be obtained, but thte to strictly < ... j and the JaU will be a county lieve that many al these Has­ trailer used for storage and damServices will be Friday at 3 tings people wish the courthouse aged eave# and cornice boards pm. at the Voat Funeral Home my own opinion. J Where will you get the space building, not a city building. When space 1* needed for the courthouse | tlian Mr. Robert Russell. ihfe SUtc to be located somewhere else. of the Keller home about 0 15 al Nashville. Rev. Max Gladding It comes to voting on the proportand county office facilities - and JaU inspector, He. himself. has Question: There ha* been some needed? am. Wednesday. Fire Chief Ed- is to officiate with burial In conlurton apparently os to the ' courthouse Square, as mentioned Uon' Ha<tlnc’ w111 ** merely votJfqulrement* here are likely to;10n4 been familiar with Jail conFrankly, this is some pretty statement attributed to you ' abov( . n « un;,. enough I ln * M P* rt of Um * BaXTy ° ’ unt > r increase rather “— J---------- -1 fuxxy thinking The courthouse that you made recently. We the room for a one-1 comn‘unlly- If •*»- square belongs to the people of H-Ung. delegate, f can My thts .. „ understand that you met with Uory J*U and expanded courthouse 'rte f*'°r’ pu,Un< thf >U pie of Hastings. It Is the logical the Citizen'* Committee here, and county office faclliUes-and i CourtI’nu-w S:‘u"re' that l* place for a new courthouse and in n*m County at one time ^king :Bhrr* ,l *tU *lh * Jell because it would be the moat Mr. RUiscll: That wa« some tbne! ... jmcsr of problem* for the future convenient location for MOST ot । the people of this county. Park-, ago—yes ; Is It praclkal to roiuidcr ex-.'thl‘1' «“* bo.cortly and difficult Ing—or U>e lack of it. Hastings! Question: And it is our under-'pending acroM the rquare to the lo K)lvcintimates — L« one of the prime । reasons given for locating the itrucUire* elsewhere. Poppycock! ! made tlw statement that a Altlwugh there is land across -Many people In Hasting*, to­ To the south and to the west .of one-story jgll. on a location J Broadway to the west and Court ether with many people elsewhere the present courthouse square away from the Ute where the <u«et to the south. It is private in the county "question Uw wisdom one finds older homes that have ' generally outlived their useful-1 old jail now stand*, would be property belonging neither to the;of building the Jail on Courthouse nes* as dwellings. Quite a num­ ber ot autos could be parked in n the limited space in that these areas as the need arises Also, the courthouse block itself ■ tian. Could you give us any pled by the City Hall*, ». room that could be more could be utilized for more park-1 additional clarification on that “ - • Advantageously uvd far expanding Ing than is now being done ef- I Also, thore who own the bulk!- the ccurthouye and county office fee lively. . . . other than what you've but* to which reference was nude fuCilinea and providing a bit more already *ald This question of inadequate j and jurkmg space. space. as As curznu. citterns, mey they Mr. Russell: itus’cu. Well, wen. based oasya on ex- in .the Sun....... . •News —" editorial parsing pertencea of other communi- ■ probably would not agree that the have, the right to make their ob- parking stems, we feel, from self I interest an the part, of some rnuiM-i tv ronxbts cotisbcs mostly mustlv or -older ),rtlO[a known u....-and .. ,n work for r~- a_ Hastings business people. Ifi '■ property to hiane. that have generally outlived prnpCK.i that they are convinced i* those business places adjacent to .U-1- .. •*- KiR the BEST INTEREST Y?F the courthouse square iiave in- . The Hastings Banner ,hr,r M dwellings THE ENTIRE COUl*fY-that is adequate parking facilities for I their own employees, then a i-1 In the block across Courthouse building a new line-floor jail on a solution to their parking prob-1 H Square to-the south, there is a - site away from Courthouse Square. lenu is not the responsibility of the people of Barry County. J Solutions of this kind should, OSK HUXhMo flUTD iMoc* Bn(1 “ well-patronlzcd roomThe Sun and New* editor needn't come from the Caty of Hastings, ti'.nth T»:sH ling,house orutho oU-.w with tlw!fear that hl* remarks will prccipl- and thaoc businessmen effected. | We have long felt that there' Hmii»s>. Mi<k. Bujitut-Churei? and an apartment tate a "city-county war," either arc elements in our County Seat i that think that what la best for 1 ooi lof these will be cheap Items to RJDIT ’ • j arouire mid the buildings are nil Bureau |n ' ill serviceable condition. The Bap- L 0 CORNER WALNUT AND S. JEFFERSON HASTINGS NO NEED TO CALL A STRANGER Although bereavement may occur - many miles from home, the family can hove home-town assistance by calling us. We will immediately .attend to all the 'necessary details, eliminating any need for the family to deal with strangers. 1RCULAT LE0I1HRD OSGOOD x® -funenalJJome new site to provide ample room fer their growum cungregatiou and multiple activities. Their present building. Iwwever. is in excellent condition, largely rebuilt and en­ l.ins Iteyrmeta----- larged under,(dLtction of the Rev. Tin. ,Be‘ Bousrman. jiho. before he entered the ministry, was a very competent contractor and constructor Fur­ AMERICAN HIWSFAFU thermore. none of the building* along this block could be cLuvdfled Alton*. as "bargain banonent stuff." EDITORIAL CHARLES H. LEONARD JACK D. OSGOOD Phone 945-2471' r Wonder where you can get WESTERN WEAR? Half of the block across from I Courthou*c Square to the west is occupied th' the Hastings City Hail. Next in iuir to the south to an apartment, building which hag been remodeled and redecorated Op the inside and definitely luis not cut­ ' lived its usefulness. On the comer j Is Ujc Adrounie home, a combina; Hem of residence and income prop­ ’ erty ,whlc|l is still a sour.it ,<ructure and Ta many, many decudej away from entering the -tumble­ down shack" category Honed, would represent sub leash outlays, even if their LEE RIDERS COLEMAN Michigsa We're on the AIR from the BARRY COUNTY FAIR through SATURDAY JULY 31 We'll be broadcasting direct from the every day. Look for our Special Fair and Headquarters. WESTERN JEANS gleaned from the fact But tiie , county recently purdured ode tot #175 Blue Denims *3” White Denims TEXAS RED a farmer cart depend on fairgrounds part of We're Headquarters for r Here's help Boys and Girls Sizes Broafiwpy for 47,600 One lot do-sn't provide room for much- parulng STOP BY incited for that use. either, since one would have to cross jwo main thoroughfare* — State and Broad- and say COWBOY SHIRTS Black Felt from ' Cowboy Hals $A50 TEXAS BOY Sg59 NECKTIES Giris Sixe* $2’s Straws $1°° j EACH McPlt&dut Men'i, Weal "Dress Well . . . You Can't Afford Not To" Homfi of ‘‘Pendleton" Men’s and Ladies' Sportswear 138 E State St. Ws Rent Formal Wear Open Wednesday/ Evenings, Ai Usual ■ - 1 ■ । i south present a very quttt.-onable solution to the problem at hand and an extremely costly one to 'boot. ■ ........ .. Hastings is.not now nor ever has been motivated with the spirit I for tlw county.- Of coume there is civic pride here Just as there is hi ! Middleville. Woodland. Freeport. I Nashville. Delton. Hicknry Corner* : or any other progressive communlty. But along with the desire for ■’ of the fact that anyUilng of general' , good for the county is ,ii*o a (fit to each and every one of the WBCH Hastings-Barry County Radio MUS,C 1220 on your dial �Ir THE HASTINGS BANNER—g 111* ; Former Hastings i »-*»■ ** ■» Resident Marries^ 80 Guests View Couple's Nuptials At Maple Grove Groom's Father Conducts Wesleyan Nuptial Ceermony I William Kent Noud. son ot Mr. ■ Battle Creek, were- united In I marriage on Monday evening, ; The Rev. E. F. Rhoadj July- -12. i Nashville performed the wedding Oarl Coffey of Allendale, ™ ' Related at the candlelight eero- yan Mcttaxlirt Church of Alien- I Hill Methodist. Church. Mr. Bt»- OfflcUUng at the double ring The bride* iad-ahaped drew. kets of yellow gladioli, white rnutns. palms and candelabra graced the altar. Mra Melvin Bnyder, organist accompanied the mloist. Barry Cbffey, brother Mjip4e Orore KrBa- id sire carried a bouquet ot nk and white rosebuds and rtcphano’.is. ter McDaniel. 1102 Lakeview Drive. Lake Odeua. wtah to an­ nounce the tngagemant of their daughter, Karen Edith, to David Brace, eon of Mr. and Mra George Brace. R2 Halting*. Both r.f Elkhart. Ind. accented with a sabrinn. neciuine । outlined In ChanttUy lace and bridal point sleeves. The bouf­ fant skirt featured an overskirt tedding U being planned Bridge the I front and bockS with three cabmid Mra. Beadle al their home was of while muma and following the wedding. i roeea. GAP carnations. Mis* Linda Burghdcgf. friend Till Pay Day CoafMeathL ChergM 2ft % »• $100.00, I ft % $400.00 Sliicia VOWS—Miss Judith Ann Warner, daughter of Mr. er H. Warner of 821 W; Green Street, and Gordon Mr. and Mrs.-Arthur Howe bf 427 E: Colfax, ex­ changed their wedding vow* in a lovely ceremony held at 3 pm. Saturday, July fl. at the Hasting* MethodUt Church The Rev. George Elliott officiated in the pretence of 125 gue»u Campbell of Holly Brekrtt cut tlw wedding Lavender linen dreew with lace cake and the MLwcs Lucerene sleeves ani carried a bout i Jacoby, and Melinda Hawthcme■ lavender and white muma. Cedar Woodland, cousins of the bride Un Smith. ar., brother-in-law ot MR. AND -MRS ROBERT R COFFEY . Groom'* Father Officiate! at Nuptials. rlcd colonial bouquets of yellow 13th Grandchild Miss Terri Lynn Waterman aa Mr. and Mra John Birman, KH and carried a miniaiuie colonial The Earl Chases Honored on 25th Wedding Jubilee A reception was held tn the lor <» brkUI , MM. vr-orw n<-n lUpUUUC. He Will tT-CCHC ni» r"“'“ —•«» in. I .. ___ < discharge from the Navy In No- f I A pewter coffee service was vember and will return to Battle Betty 1 Moore of Hastings. presented to- the Chasw, the creek. OnU1 then. bride will >nu- $1.000 00 Robert Grecp and Nancy, who have been visit­ ing here, are leaving for their Thursday, and Mn. Kettinger* ot ternoon at 5 o'clock when the sugar pieces from all the guests Haaun^, before graduating from mooned tn Northern Michigan Burnell I-urke» cnu-rtalnrd 45 Aflcr Mr. ami Mra. Chase had I-akcvlew High School, and is guesu honoring the Chase* or\. returned home there were sere- employed by Countryside inn. Allendale their 25lh wedding anniversary. !al congratulating telephone The groom is a graduate of Bal- hart, Ind. Therr were small tables on the calls—one from their son. Mike . Ue Creek High School. lawn and a large decorated Chase now stationed at Treasure , ------------ *-----------brl'lal cnire centered one of the Island. Calif. one from her si*- j Mrs. Betty Moore and family buffet tables. ter and family in Anzelcs; and Mrs. Elizabeth Martin vlslAmong the guests wereMr. ‘ and another call from the Robert ted the latter'* brother-in-law, and Mrs Lawrence Ciuuc of Enge-t, former Hartings raudentn. tiie Ruwell Mar Uns, tn Cold- 1 in-law of the groom, presided aa visit her granddaughter, Sharon Dent, in New Orleans. For her daughter’s wedding, Mrs. Birman Clune a pink lace UPHOLSTERING ENGAGED-Mr. and Mr*. 8ld ney Manning, 8091 Campbell Rd , Clarksville, wish to announce the engagement of their daughter. Lucille K . to Thonujs R. Scobey, son of Mn. Arlene Scobey. 334 E Colfax, and Robert Scobey, 918 E. Railroad Street. Mis* Manning graduated from the Lakewood High Sdbool in 1M» and her dance la a 190 gradu­ ate of Hastings High School. No THE FURNITURE BUILDING MODEL FINANCE Wayne Hazel 55QOO toil,OOQoo Phone 374-3523 140 W. SM» St. guest book and punch bowl. The Mbacs Sally Kenflrid, Donna Eaton Rapid*. Hamilton. Allendale^HMUngu, Woodland. MldSprlnga. STOCK HUGE FINE OF FURNITURE groom's parents. The new Mrs. Coffey changed ORDERED sotLD the 25th wedding annlvcrsury for their parents which was held Personal Mention SENSATION 29.50 1 INNERSPRINC 1 MATTRESSES 18” 1 1 F [ 1 1 El IL - E N U 19.95 ! ‘ RECORD LIVING ROOM SUITES j 1 977 1 I CLOSE OU | ____________Keg. $139.50 I 49.50 ( * SOFA BEDS P | L?8LJ EEATUkE! K PLATFORM L ROCKERS I STEP-END | CLOSEOUT! | 1 L F CURVED | SECTIONAL fl 1 59.50 | HOLLYWOOD 1 BEDS 1 $249.50 —___ 1 " -_____ ffATURE! \ 29.50 r BEDROOM OUTFITS Jr <9>7 "RT < [ F JF CHESTS of DRAWERS | I o \ Charge M Account ■ 117 West State St. returning to Florida. The Charles Leonards have rvturned from two weeks tnp to Nora Scotia. In Lancaster, New Brunswick, they just itappence: to meet Ute Homer 8ml-Ji&; LunI le WIURU and Marge Caxtipbell en route home from NewtuundI lan.d There was a family birthday party at the Dick Groos cottage ut Gun I-akc Friday morning when young Freddie cclcbratol hl* birthday. Grandfather Rich­ ard Gtoo* reported that, natur­ ally. they were unable to come into town until after this Im­ portant occasion. Air. and Mrs. Ed Dawwn of Saginaw were Saturday dinner | guests of Mr. and Mra. Hany Appefanan. ] 1 Monday evening gutwta of the Appelmaru. Also callers last 18” j Hodges and children of Calc- Tile Richard Kaufmann family have recently returned from a vacation trip to Uje West Coast Visiting the Kaufmann;, last >] Buy With L No Open her grandsons from Grand Rap- Mrs. Mary Adams of Tumpu, 169” j Lj87lJ ' bed. la beaeiiful w.lnut frelUt. Reg. $139.50 18” 5 ]l y | 29.50 HIDE-A- 'll 1,95 ! 7Q77 < y tclwhc! I ff~ATURl! W3’5O ; laa* Thursday. Jdlsa Jane Fletcher la itome UU* week vlaiUng her {au-ents, the Byion Fletchers, studio in Harting*, waa called liome to Grand' Rapids because TERRIFIC l , -s TFRRIfir/ I 0*w ^4 t J I I » J 171 ? 1 jl Money Down $1 Wkly. fair week specials Allendale Town Hall Immediate­ ly after the ceremony. Mias Mrs. Daniel PapteUki, of South Bend. Ind. who particularly en­ joyed Sidewalk Days. Mr. and Mrs. John Ingram and Summer Dresses Sportswear Children's Wear Ladies Hats ODDS and ENDS Bdmaods rtaifcm- --------- - ------ visited their fcraritiniother, Mrs. Wculey Edmonds on Wednesday.'------------------------------- I One Rack of Driesses, Suits, Coots, etc. 50‘ Our Entire Stock Value* to $6.98 SO^M00 Dresses, Etc. One Group One Group of Broken Sizes Now price Now only 00 Now *l<*o Blue Denim in Sizes 3 to >8 Reg. $1.98 Jumbo. Size — 54 Inches Holds Up to 14 Garments Regularly 39c each Now Vinyl foom-bocked mats that sponge clean. Assorted patterns and colors. Seamless Hose Pillow Cases Pajamas In Shades of Honey & Mist Sizes 8 71 thru 11 By Fruit of the Loom Yellow, pink and bjue floral print* Ladies 100' j nylon pajamas in n^n-tailored style*. Beautiful coloo . . . Slxci 32 to 40- OPEN Bauer. Mrs. R. H. Loppenthcin. and Mrs. Artie Densnorv 8P. 4 Gerald Reynold-- Our Entire Stock of Summer Slacks. Knit Tops, Jamaica*, Swim Suits, etc. Ladies Summer Coats Boxer Jeans Garment Bags Place Mats gjwm’a rtster. Uie Wayne Good­ wins. at Allegan on Sunday and attendee! the Coburn Concert at Dr. and Mr,. Horlxrr W«k;. Our Entire Slock of Summer Drraev; mine*. juniors, petite* and half-sis FRIDAY EVENING TILL 9:00 Reg. $1.49 Reg. $3.98 Now Now Look for famous 'Trade-Name labels on the things, you buy ... you'll find them here! Parmaleei 124 East State Street --------------------- &--- �Courthouse Square is a limited Citizen* Committee. civic and political units within the About a fifth ot Barry County's operate a single-story unit Uian 30.000 plus people lire tn Hastings change the pattern. any multiple building. This L( from rile required manpower cn the twenty-member board o! FDITDPIAI satlon between Mr. Russel! and; LUI I VMnL / when present and future n 1 Hany County Radio Station WBCH (Continued from Pg. 1. this Sec.) the count? are considered, r wtitzh (■ —/.IrSte fn. ... ’while the former was in Ontouniformity. If vou build a ane-riorv is-unil n*^on' tlon. one-fifth tn board member­ I jail cteupirte with Uw required | <*u*Ux’ WtU- W « On I .. tl.n tn— ■ — m ship—ts there anything disproporpayers of this county. Now. valor—these things of course tiottate about that? M riteXu pu*’lb> fu:ure •ddlth*“- “>,Te of oupervu-w* named a Ciurens.j Advisory Group to study jail and We doubt Uiat the Barry County left on Qounhouse Square for numical building site might be pUn of acticn Thu tommdUe wa* x ever will be undilly influenced county office needs, to say nothing composed of individuals selected present courthow* location, or. single -story unit than the u ■a "TT very WP imper nw, AU 0! «».(, M of parking which » —­ as an alternative, another! multiple story. building rile sc-primlcd from i that matter! courthouse square? ' If an Instance could be died il was such considerations aa Adequate parking tn connection from first-hand Information since tiieae which prompted the citterns, Mr. Ru**ell: Well, tn this resfx-ct I j wnh the jail, courthouse and county I where the four Hasting* members lever stampeded the other sixteen certainly can’t speak for U«iottke faciUUu la an agential senDrpartmcnt of Correction be- , lcc that mu»t be considered in any MOUSLY that the new jail riiould The meetings were open, views txrin on a site away from Courtcause the only requirement ta.||ong ren<c pblliuilg fn additLm 1° lhe taterw‘4 of the rest of were freely exchanged and all bustsquare. under the tew. Uiat ,lt be built110 providing space for county em- ”* countjr ,01k'" to quote fran Uw within the corporate limit* ot jptoyce* Uieic should also be room 3un “nd New9 wUtcrl*1- Ulc die county scat Now my own i(or who tulr oc .^ lall (o mrot might have some substance Other communities in Michigan • personal opinion, and that u:cajl at qny of die court* or offices l ntU proof U °n,red- hoa-ever. we not dm: of an engineer ar in'7^1* |* espedally' true ot people :nrt*lJr C3‘u "’‘rotlon to the fact wa* made to lobby through any 1 ouicted space for cxplndlng county proposal by any group or faction (acUIUrs }uvc t|.,, ^oou-.n any way based cm cost figures. hvUlg outride tire city who should -,ha: c,IMrirea come easy: reliable but I would aavume that lt IU)< luve ttme looking ■pro"' C°m“ hard; and an unsubTlie members were sincere In their > relocating the Jill. The rtwmefforu, open in their diacussum ; lncni!atlun uf the Citizen* Commitwould be a little more ccodw' m““ and approached all questions from; t« thus did not call for a new nomlcal otw the Jong.haul. to.wu.v worry about an over-run; It is ridiculous to inlet that if one angle ooly-WHAT WILL BE and uuwvaUon Rather it build at a different location n^sn- jj txansaetluns take longer to build a one-scory build- l)un rapped. AdtquSte parking Barry County voted to build a new BEST FOR BARRY COUNTY? j was in line with a procedure tbuit millage on the tax bills for col­ lection early next year.The more we delay ths more costly any construction Is going to be But. there 1* a reason for this delay: Opposition coming from within, the City of Hastings. Ing that would have ample «,uireiton with the county , ■ u „ puking facilities around it buildings b a matter in whk-h all.p e °f HluUnef wouW have Uu! Pcrluips from the report* of cltin-n* of Bany County have an lx,lltlc“l P°*cr 10 veto block engineer* or some qualified per- mterrot-not just the people of the “Uon Cou,‘,hnu-'* ^“are is son a more detailed report could jjasrina' ProPCI‘y<=“>' property I ... , sod tlie jail will be a county -.^a, | Where wifi you get Ute space <AilldU«. not a city building. When comestotovoting votingon onthe theproposiproporineeded? !n.troutes From what this newspaper can gather, certain civic leaders of Hastings oppose the building z>f the jail on the courthouse square. Adjacent to the court­ house. In fact, we are led to be­ lieve that many of these Hastings people wish the courthouse ,ocaU<1 ^"here else. confusion apparently as to the CourUioute Square, a* mentioned tlOn' W1U ** merely votstatehtent attributed to you • #bow simply I* not Urge enough jUlg ** part ol WuT>" County that you made recently. We to rtxxn for , prLtlcaJ community. U Ute maunderstand that you met with' Mory jajj Bn<j expanded courthouse I 'erlty vote PutUn« 016 JaU Ute Cittern's committee here „nd ^umy office faciUUes-and °n Courthouse s,’w,re- Uten that b In-Barry County at one time adequate patking. where it will be—Along with a Frankly, this 1* some pretty fuzxy thinking. The courthouse square belongs to the people of Barry County—not Ju»t the peo­ ple of HuUng*. Il U the logical !>lace for a new courthouse and all because it would be the most convenient location for MOST of the people of thl* county. Park- | has already been tested and found practical. Probably no man in the state 1* than Mr. Robert Russell. the State and county office facilities —and . requirements here are likely to long been familiar with laU con- There's More to Barry County KXL o. u» Than Just Hastings HASTINGS NO NEED TO CALL A STRANGER Although bereavement may occur many miles from home, the family can have home-town assistance by calling us. We will immediately attend to all the necessary details, eliminating any need for the family LEOHHRD OSGOOD larged undtfr direction of the Rev.. Houseman, who. before he entered the ministry, was a very competent cosilmctor and constructor. Fur­ thermore. none of the buildings! along thia block could be classified as “bargain ixicsncnt stuff.' ' fun enalJfotne Half of the block across (torn N [ Courthouse Square to the west is ' occupied by the Hastings City Mali. JACK D. OSGOOD Phone 945-2471 Wonder where you can get WESTERN WEAR? apartment building wiilch ha* iieen remodeled and redecorated ou the ! inside and definitely has not cuti lived its usefulness. On the comer I is-the Adrounic home, a eombinaI tlon of residence and Income propjerty wli|:h ia Will a Mund . (ruc- Blue Denims White Denims TEXAS RED »3” in NECKTIES 0 TEXAS BOY ! would agree to sell—it would take our Special Fair gleaned from the fact that the county recently purchased one lot Station at the comer. State, and. . Brqadway for S7.B00. One lot doesn't ; provide room for much purring S' e, and it ian't especially wen ted for that use. cither, since one would have to cross two main thoroughfares —State and Broad- m '. Home of “Pendleton" Men’s and Ladies' Sportswear Wa Rant Formal Wear and say HELLOf^ MUSIC has been motivated with the spirit Dress Well . . . You Can't Afford Not To" STOP BY solution to Che problem at hand and an extremely corily one to $100 EACH Ate Pka^liH Menl WeaA. 138 L State St. We II be broadcasting every day. Look for Tite properties across from Courthouse Square to the west and m Straws SATURDAY JULY 31 j Uoned. would represent subs'. i::ttal leash outlays, even if their owners COWBOY SHIRTS Block Fdt through $|75 Boys ond Girls Sixes $298 U.ch-csn Wl 5-341Z Headquarters. WESTERN JEANS • _ COLEMAN BARRY COUNTY FAIR direct from the and . depend on fairgrounds part of LEE RIDERS Boyi and Here s help a farmer can We re on the AIR from the j hire and Is many, many • dc-udes (away from entering the "tuntolejdown sluck” category We're Headquarters for Cowboy Hats ....... We urge the resident* of the Dies on Tuesday county to call their supervisor Ml" Carol Ann Gieenfield. 20, and demand that the issue be I settled to benefit the majority of 543 Oilcan* Avenue. Battle Creek, died tn a Kalamazoo j the county resident* Let’s gel on — — Tuesday, • with building our- new Jail and Hospital, new courthouse! . Rhe a Don Boysen. Editor a, Hast ('laris and Alice (Perkins i Greenfield. Play with Matches tn addition to her parents, she Fire believed to have been is survived by a brother. Claris started by children playing with matches destroyed an old house trailer used for storage and dampm. at the Vogt Funeral Home of the Kclicr home about 0 15 at Nashville. Rev. Max Gladding arin. Wednesday. Fire Chief Ed­ i* to officiate with burial in Lakeview Cemetery. ward Tudor reported. acquire arid the buildings are ail in serviceable condition. The Bap- ' new site to provide ample room for | their- growing congregation and CHARLES H. LEONARD mon., Carol Greenfield made the statement Hut ui Although Uiere 1* land across S'*“ :—*•oi>c-riory-jail, on a iocaUon ! Broadway to the west and Court gether with many people elsewhere the present courthouse square away from the site where tlie street to the souUi. it 1* private in the county question Uie wisdom one finds older homes that have generally outlived their useful­ old j*U now stands, would be property belonging neither, to the .of building the Jail on Courthouse ness as dwellings. Quite a num­ more economical than a two- county nor to the city (except fdr Square, believing that it will take ber of autos could be parked in story jail on the present ioca-' the portion along Broadway' occUu from the limited space in that these areas as the need arises. tlon. Could you give us any . pled by .the City Hall). IsreK'room that could be more Also, the courthouse block Itself i could be utilised for more park­ additional ciaHficatldn on that' •" * . • advantageously uwd for expanding Ing than is now being done ef- ■ ... other titan wlml you’ve, A1M- U'u'c who own the build- yl(. courthouse and county office fcctlvely. already said. bigs to which reference was made facilities and providing a bit more Thia question ot inadequate Mr. Russell: Well, based on ex- j the Sun and New* rdltoria: parking space. Aa citizens, they pcricncea of other cwnmuui- probably would not agree Uiat Uw ,wve the right to make their ob­ parking stem*, we feel, from self, interest on the part of some property conriata mwriy of "older । jertinta known and to work for a Hastings business people. IT. homes that have generally outlived, propotal that they are convinced is those business places adjacent to the courthouse square have in­ The Hastings Banner u,dr u.wtuMne» as dwellings." n)R m BKST If adequate parking facilities tor ' - - HIE ENTIRE Cof -that is their own employees, then a solution to their parking prob­ Square to. the south,- there la a site away from Courthouse Square lems I* not the responsibility of the people of Barry County. Solutions of this kind should fbtack and a well-patronized room-; The Sun end News editor needn't come from the City of Hastings 1 Uig' house >agi the other with the fear that hl*' remarks will prcclpl- and those businessmen effected. We hare long fell Uiat there , BajMUt-Chiirch and an apartment tale n "city-county war.” either are elements in our County Seat that think that what is best for I of thrae will be cheap items to! to deal with strangers. 0. u. I Fran. MH4MII. S«»" I ’ ' ‘ The latest new* from Hastings । It is not our purpose In ex-, • r ode»»a Ma. is that Barry County may bet pressing these thoughts to proproduct* Company foe without a jail for *ome tune to rok. a city-county -war " We do’ to*npa"’r "* come. Reaidsnt* of the County feel, however, that the voice of, >vwill remember Uiat last Spring I some 2-1.000 people who liv£'out-, He 1* a post muter ot the a vote to build a new Jail and .1 aide the confines of the City of Masonic lodge and w» assoctntw courthouse was defeated at Hastings should be aware of -- —•—» «h- n t « mthe polls. Bupervteors went "back what Is happening. If HaaHng* to the drawing boards," »O to! doesn't want to build our new ;night bowling league. speak, to come up with alternate jcourthoune and Jail (If and when plan*. Uie supervisors get the thing on In the many months that have the ballot; if and when the vot- at home; a daughter. Mrs. Ben passed since IL* defeat, the sup- er* approve It' on the block of (Elaine' BerUnski of Crystal ervisors have had ample time to j property that belong* to the peo- Lake. Ill. and two grandchildren. present the issue again to the; pte of Uie COUNTY, then may-. voters. Time is running out. how- be we should be searching for Cbupd with burial tn Riverside electorate before the 1965 taxes of thinking, there are .wine folks Cemetery at Has'lnga. are spread. If the supervisors do in Hastings who want their cake not act before the end of tills «. -which will be costly and difficult Question: And II Is our under- ponding across the square to Uw t0 rolve. intimate* — Is one of the prime reasons given for locating the standing that at one time jou | west and to Ute south? • • • CORNER WALNUT AND S. JEFFERSON S“i7',«,“£lluB^2S;iBiisinessman at tK‘u“u“LS'^Z.‘SKiLake Odessa Dies isn't nsevaaanly true in many. that it ii. frtxn an operational for the county." Of tours-.- (lure is civic pride hat just as there is in | Middleville.' Woodland. Frreport. Nashville. Delton. Hickory Corners or kny other progressive n-mmunlty. But along with the desire for of the fact that anyttilng of WBCH 1220 Hastings-Barry County Radio on your dial ........"T--------------------------- �Groom's Father Conducts Wesleyan Nuptial Ceermony The marriage of Mtas Connie Birman, daughter ot Mr. and matylnge on Mbnday evening. July 12. The Her. William Torrey of­ ficiated at Uie candlelight cere­ mony at 8 o'clock, in the Chapel IUI1 Methudtat Church, Mr Bea­ dle gave the bride in marriage. The bnde’a brll-sliaped dress of tiered lace had an inset of silk organza al Uie widsUinc In I th-; shape of a bow. and a yoke of organza. Her brief veil of | French illusion was attached to I a matching organza headpiece, mid Uie carried a bouquet of I pink and wlutc rosebuds and Mrs. Fred Culy of Coldwater. ' ...... ....... “* Officiating at the double ring ceremony was the groom's fa­ cer. Uic flcv Car) Coffey. Bo-ikeu of yellow gladioli, wldte mums. polnu and candelabra ENGAGED—Mr, and Mra. Wal­ ter McDaniel. 1102 bakeview Drive. LaV Odessa. wish to an­ nounce the engagement of uielr dAUghtar. Karen Edith, to David George Brace. R2 Hastings. Both are Lakewood High Schoo! graduates of IBM. An August 21 ueddlng is being planned. Carta served as the groom's best man and ushers were Wil­ liam Sherman, brother of the bride, and John Barnes, couMn of the groom. A recaption was given by Mr. Bridge the Couple's Nuptials At Maple Grove mum* and ro«r. and cundlre decorated Use altar. The bride is the daughter at Mra Mildred Hill of R2 Naaband the late Fred Hill. Mr. Greens parents are Willard Green of White Pigeon and Mra. Wm Erjtle of Elkhart. Ityl. Presiding at Use piano was Mrs Donald Profrock. The bride wax. given in marriifiB by her brother. Gary Hill of Middleville. She chore a pas­ tel pink linen street kmgth ttoaw circlet of seed pcarLv and sequins. Sire carried a white Bible top­ ped with red reac buds and pink GAP Till Pay Day changed their i Saturday. July George Elliott < The Earl Chases Honored on 25th Wedding Jubilee 13th Grandchild A pewter coffee service was ; vanber and will return to Battle • pres-nted to the Chases, the Until Ulcn. teule W1U tray given to them by Uirtr Min lrnulin at hc-nie to continue her . and daughter, Mike and Marion. 1 uiKlles at Kellogg Community I >h- ~.rr— —... .nA coltawe She attended school In I Hastings before'grudUatUig from Lakeview High School, and is land after July 21 w»U be at employed by Countryside Inn. Ixime al 425 W. Franklin, Elk­ I The Broom is a gnuluatc of Bat- hart, Ind. i tie Creek High School. Weekend guests al the home of, the Kenneth Keys were hla sis-; ters. Mr and Mrs. Maurice Bur- ■ oker of flwayaee, Ind, and Mr. I accompany them and spend the Winter there. She alio plans to visit her granddaughter, Sharon Dent, in New Orleans. UPHOLSTERING hey Manning. 8001 Campbell Rd, Clarksville, wish to announce the engagement of their daughter, Lucme K, to Thomas R. Scobey, son of Mrs. Arlene Scobey, 234 E Colfax, and Robert Scobey. THE FURNITURE BUILDING MODEL FINANCE Allendale Town Hall immediate­ ly after the ceremony. Mias1 Mary Homs of Eaton Rapids,' cousin of the groom. was at the guest book and punch bowl. The Wayne Haxal *50°° to *1,000®° fboh. 974-3923 ORDERED SOLD 1 18” I si.isaTku. I I 1 ri I’i IfMIFIC! ' 1 1 19 95 1 RECORD CABINETS 9” • 1 49.50 SOFA “ t IM u W fc R ] MM<Mm chair i. <Uk. W 1 •\ 1 j BEDS 1 g 7FRRIHC! $239.50 11 "I I | '29.50" PLATFORM 1 ROCKERS « ] g is;7 J 1 | | CURVED SECTIONAL | BEDROOM OUTFITS ........ TQ77 «•». $139.50 JF lly In Detroit over the weekend. Mrs. Mary Adams of Tumpn, Fla, who used to have a dance studio in Haspngi, waa called home to Grand RapMs because STEF-tND | 577 1 59.50 HOLLYWOOD BEDS g 1 1 | 29.50 CHESTS of DRAWERS j j fl 1877 J Buy With Open Money Down Charge $1 Wkl; Account ODDS and ENDS PHONE: 945-4172 One Rock of Dresses, Suits, Coats, etc. Reduced Our Entire Stock Value* to $6.98 There waa a family birtliday party at the Dick Groot cottage at Gun Lake Friday morning when young Freddie celebrated his birthday. Grandfather Rich­ ard Groos reported that, natur­ ally, they were unable to comeinto town until after thia •lmSaginaw were Saturday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Appelman. Mr. and Mrs. Otis Harthy were Monday evening guoKs of Uie Appcimana. Also callers tatf. week were Mr. and Mra. Kag Ladies Sportswear Dresses, Etc. One Group One Group of Broken Sizes Blue Denim in Sizes 3 to 8 Now only Jumbo Size — 54 Inches Holds Up to 14 Garments Regularly 39c each Vinyl foam-backed mats that sponge clean. Assorted patterns and colors. Seamless Hose In Shades of Honey & Mist Sixes 8 Vi thru 11 The Richard Kaufmann family have recently returned from a vacation trip to the Wes-. OooM. Walting tile Kaufmanns last week were her stater and family. Mrs. Daniel Papiebki, ot South Bend, Ind. who particularly en­ joyed Sidewalk Days. Mr. and Mrs. Jolui Ingram anil gram’s staler, the Wayne Oaxlains. at Allegan on Sunday and attended the Coburn Concert at the Congregatlnn.il Chur oh. Cithers attending from here were Dr. and Mrs. Herbert Wedel. OPEN FRIDAY EVENING ASTINGS Reduced Ladies Summer Coats 1 J 3877 [ [ [ Mrs. Adams visited the Howaid Frttet family at Barlow Lake several days this week before returning to Florida. ' The Charles Leonards hare re­ turned from two weeks trip to Nova Scotia. In Lancaster, New Brunswick, Uwy just happened , ।CL0S[ $249.50 Reduced 1 friwt''] | t5977 ] | 16977J r II I 11.95 7977 F HIDE-A- BEDS 29.50 INNERSPRI^C MATTRESSES nWHC! LIVING ROOM SUITES ] I ttOttOW | Personal Mention ' F 1 the 25th wedding anniversary for their parents which waa held' that same day. Summer Dresses Sportswear Children's Wear Ladies Hats TILL 9:00 Look for famous 'Trade-Name labels on the things you buy .you'll find them here! Parmaleei 124 East State Street �•-THE HARTINGS BANNER Members of the Hastings Artbts Workshop were pleated with the response to their open house held on Friday. July 33. during the Iziretta Margaret Vincent Mua Audrey Marie Newland, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clay- 1 Date Paul Wetzel. ran of Mr end Mrs. Paul Wettel of Vernwntvillt. repeated their vows Satur- Church at Nashville with the Rev. heater DeGroote officiating.. Bobert Stauffer, uncle of the bride, soloist, waa accompanied Church. -me Rev. Willard Curtis offleiated at the double ring ceremony Borne donations were given to Uie Workshop, which U located in the former NYC depot- Hastings Electric supplied a lil-fl record player, which was enjoyed. naw of Rl Hasungs i Given In marriage by her father. ’ the bride wore a floor-length, white satin. sheath gown, complemented The bride wore a floor length Of net and lace featuring and sabrina Ith sequins. W «■» NANCY ANN MICHAEL Joe Shaver, a Workshop mruibri Jahei Fry*, daughter of Mr and Mrs Ronald Frye, drew her name „ । . < t__ for use painting, A class In pallet knife oil paint- D|nnc Ing started itesday and is to con„ .L Wdh uu Unue for four week.?. AU intemted ,and *'Jf" C**’ ‘“J are Invited. invitfd Michael, 385 Mt. Curve Blvd. Ulr si. members are M(nn winJunce<1 ,pluu,u« engagement of their daughter. and craft allow for early in Sep- Nancy Ann.'to Richard Allen t*l’lber__ Andrews, wn of Mr. ami Mrs \.cU“ oU! Ralph Andrews. 435 E Blair. painting stlU lite recently was. Hastings Mias Michael is a graduate of Derham Hall and received a parents Announce t Daughter s Iroth, for Wedding crystal and pearl Uara held her | nylon bee veil. She carried a long stemmed white rose and her only gift from the < groom. trimmed In lace. Her el bo place by a double crystal crown. She carried yellow rose buds on a white Bible. The maid of honor. Miss Joyce a white lace, over yellow taffeta [yellow rose. Danny Echttnaw nerved as lib a floor length yellow gown with matching accessories and carried a bouquet of green and white mums. Mbs Mary Ann DeFouw Mrs Vincent chose a. blue and green flowered silk, sheath die. a MR AND MRS GALE PAUL WETZEL . . Mlu Audrey Marie Newland Becomes Bride. ; groom* mother wore a blue and 1 green flowered nylon Jeysey dross I with. White aocctaorira ! A rreeutlon was held Immediatelb’ folWwtng tiie ceremony tn the .Lesson Sharpe Hall. Mra. Alden P. Vincent was at the punch bowl and Mrs WlHiam Vincent took Mark Anniversary To honor Uie wedding snnlvtrIdentical iqpUcal to the honor attendant. attendant, -sary Of the Dale Bassetts. the ucLester Woodbury, brother-in- lua! date of which h Aug. 1. their ------ » .w.-------- --..u __ .—, daughters, the Michael Clardys and man. Ushers were Duane New- Itl>e Rotart Ingrams, entertained . land, brother of the bride, and , ।them oti Saturday evening for dlnVance Catlin, friend of the;:ner at Staffords in Kalamazoo groom. croom. .and Uter at Uie Starlight Bowling Mr. and Mn. Arthur Stauffer, Alley. aunt and uncle of the bride, pre­ sided ox master and mistress of Mr. and Mm. Herbie Wilcox A reception was held immedi­ ately following the ceremony at the Evangelical United Brethren Church. Following a trip to the Wiscon­ sin Delb and the Upper Penin­ sula. the couple will make their Artists Workshop Open House Has Many Visitors Presbyterian Riles Unite Couple in Evenino A.C Audrey Newland Weds Gale Wetzel In Nashville Church Stephens College, Columbia. Mu ui.» >«,«« .. I... nt Pnrton'-, and in Europe She ta employed ns a fadlion designer in Mil*ou­ 1 both sisters- in-law of the bride [Mbs Jane Ingersoll, niece of thei bride, and Mlsa Nancy Elite took ' | rare of Ute gifts Mra. Charles [Morgan and Mrs. Richard Taggart I served the rake. Mn. Oano Robin[Son poured coffer For their trip through Northern Michigan, the new Mrs. Echtinnw , changed to a blue and white nylon dress with white accessories. They Mrs Arthur Wilcox of BaUie Creek called on Mrs. Wiwley Edmonds Sunday. Mr. and Mm. Russel Bird of Wall Lake and aunt Lucy of from Marquette University. M.J- . MR AND MRS. RANDY C. ECHTINAW . Miss Loretta Margaret Vincent is Married Ijackie Wilson I Is Happy in iPre-Nuptial Whirl The 20 gueate. Including the brlde-cltcl's mother. Mrs. Jack Wilson. and the bride-elect's fu- ENGAGED— Mr. and Mrs Gor­ don Cota of Hastings announce Gailagher, were all relatives and the engagement of their daugliter. Sandy, to Bob Welton. ix>n of friends. Mr and Mra Robert Welton , Games were played and en- BatUe Creek. Sandy is a gradu1 Joyed by all. After the honoree ate of Hastings High School and ; opened her many gifts a lunch- Is employed al Community Hoseon was served pul? m Orak Bob tea ra^' wiLh^kltehen'^utenril ‘ ^7^11^ Creek । On Saturday. July 17, a To Graduate — Jane Elizabeth 'am.. friends and relatives Norman, daughter of Mr. and • and Mrs. Randy Echlinaw gathered Mrs. James C. Norman ot Mid- [nt Millers Ice Cream Bar with tin dievllle. Is to receive the diploma cans filled with atones; whistles. I of Holy Cross School of Nursing I bells and pans and spoons to give at the 13th annual commence-1 the newlyweds an old fashioned ment ceremony at South Bend. charivari. At 1 am. all crept up graduated from Middleville's T-K High School in 1S61. 1* one of 83 ftenlnrs wjui will attend Uie honors dinner Saturday. Holy Cross Schoo) of Nursing has graduated 1.000 since 1953 ------------ •-----------On Thursday. Mr. and Mra to Know lew entertained Onu> Knowlea entertained their tliclr aunt. Mrs. George Cooper, from Van Nya. Calif , their cousins. Mr. and Mrs. Vernon KUngman of Lake Odemi, aind Mra 1 Knowles* stater. Mra. Frank Dun­ ham. of Grand Rapldx On Sun। day Mrs Randy Knowles and children accompanied Die Onio, Knowles to Woodland wiierc they attended un open house nt maula, and later the family, which included 45. was enter­ tained for supper. Mrs. Cooper Ing. Ranoy Knowlcw is expected ter which his wife and family will accompany him home pric'd from ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS Gilmore Jeweler 102 E Sure * d. MUhaning, Inc., Wl 5-5316 Detroit. Michigan iuul as house guerts tills past week the Samuel E Williams of Toledo. Ohio. The Williams arc returning from a Canadian trip and have been enjoying the "business'* of HasUngx this week — Sidewalk Day—a visit Uirough the Kellogg plant The Fair and nctlVUvs al the Conn- ; ledo. Thursday. Open House to Honor Mrs. Duckworth Bruce Wilson at her home July 8th. Thursday evening, with.Mrs ' Ron Myers as co-hostess In the honor of bride-elect Jackie Wll- Street. Out-of-town guests came from Lowell. Dowling Kalamazoo. Battle Creek, Grand Rapids and Clare ted Mm. W&ley Edmonds Thura- ber of Triangle honorary frateinity and has been named Athktc of the Year nt Maiqtirlte A September wedding Is planned rttrd to an open house on Sun­ day. Aug. Sth from 2 to 5 pm complimenting Mra Phoebe Duckworth on her noth birthter. Mr and Mrs Want Crlfficid. J24« Wasahlttang Dr. Algonquin ----- — -- —.? “nd. »*“-“>■««*• ‘h* CrtffteWa. and Mr and Mrs Nonnnn Placeway. »:wi iter mmi ««» daughter-in-law. Mr. and Mra Howard Duckvrorth. s.lble for a group crazy enough to do ii thing like tills' at this hour , rated wiUi kitchen utensil bou- । Academy and is employed by quets and each guest included a SJuX'SJ/X in i^^f^n'Xta"^- Mr. iSVue C^A Sept^^TedOut of town guests were. Mrs. ninj ,, being planned PLEDGES TROTH — Mr. and Edsel Haddix, Mra Terry Mulder.. _______ #____ Mrs Harold fc Hall of Rl Delton “d °yy °f Jf”? i Mr. and Mra. Frank Hynea announce the engagement of|jJ“<> ’. were callers Sunday at the home their daughter. Barbara Ann. to 'M™Murjihv of Nashville. of Mr g|uJ MrJL Smith Claude L. Oms. son of Mr and MUa Grati^ Kannes, Elkton. of Woodland, and accompanied Mrs. Andrew Orns of Rl Hick, 11tarn to visit Mr. and Mrs. Nor­ ory Corners.'The bride-elect tea1 \.,n4£;.l*nro,u\*h.ow<‘!x,l!?r i man Wise, and Mamie France. 1965 graduate of Delton Kelloug J^kte Wilson took place Wed- ™ wiodtemd High School. Her fiance was a nesday evening. June ». at the > 1964 graduate of W. K. Kellogg,home of Mrs. Tom Eberly <JaConsolidated School in Hickory i nelte Jotoooek • at Gull Lake , Corners and is employed at the I Th« ahoww. hosted by Mra. I the honor of being pudied down Union Pump Company in Battle Eberly, with Mrs. Jerry Court- , State Street to Broadway by her Creek. A double wedding is being ney and Miss Marilyn Eichenauer; husband, and Randy had the honor planned with her twin sister onl*» , (as co-hosteaws. co-nosics-v-a, included inciuura 18 >o of oi | the bride - elect's classmates of i Sept. 18. ment with Loretta doing Uie push­ Delton High. Uie bride - •lect'a imother. Mrs. Jack Wilson, the! ing with the group making up the i bride - elect's future moUicr-in-; one slept during this as there was [law. Mrs. Frank Gallagher, and plenty of noise made by the crowd. I ------------------ —---------------[future sister-in-law, Marti Gal­ : lagher. All returned to the Echtlnaws' a f l_|_*_| L-lnctir»Oc apartment for refraJunents and a Ar FlOfei HOSTingS Games were played and a good "momlng- of chatter and fun. , The dessert baby shower gb ------ -—a. । by co-hcsteases. . Pat Markle, The honoree then opened her Mr and Mrs. L. O. Thomas Barb Burkholder, and Merilyn many lovely and useful gifts. and 9-month-oW daughter. Foster, honoring Pat Birke. at Pr'reiihmenta in the pink and Yvonne Marie, have moved here the Hotel Hastings Wednesday white wedding motif to match from Kalamazoo. They reside at? ------------------- *-------------------------- “ J --- ---------------’-------■" 2D9 8. Michigan Avenue and he. works for the Michigan Shade j small tables centered with bou- -> <3Ulueri vveuuirig I Co . who are in Barry County [ queu in attractive infant-decor: doing tree trims for Uie Michl- ated ceramic containers Pink gun Bell Telephone Co. and blue name cards and nut . J". The murals at Buckingham cups, made by the hostesses decoInn. Battle Creek were painted rated each place, z Monday. July 28th. waa Uie by Wallace Beck, son of the Al A big stork /stood perched golden wedding anniversary date Beck*, the very- affable couple at about the crib that which held fdr Mr. and Mra. Harold Phillipa Bcebvs Shov Store on Jeffenion the beautifully wrapped gifts for and to celebrate that occasion Street, the door of the Echtlnsws at 1514 W State Street, everything broke loose with noise-makers and yellIng. Mm Bchtinaw greeted the group in her PJ » and quickly nu:«> fo_r confines of her tadroom. Eventually both Mr. and Mra Echtin-iw appeared, sleepyeyed but To make the evening a bit mere WHITE'S Photography WEDDING PHOTOGRAPHY 945-3967 First good taste of... Baby Shower Honors Pat Birke Golden Wedding Couples Honored At Dinner Party cue to the person to whom the tag© on Hastings Pointe. gift was from, to suggest a Another couple, wlio rtcenUy name for a boy or girt- This in- observed their 50th wedding in­ novation added much merriment niversary. Mr. and Mra. Aben IN MEN’S -•-----------, Mrs. William Stebbins and the Lewis Bolton. 18. son of the William Stebbins family from Boyd Boltons of Corona, Calif -: Missola. Mont, visited the for­ te here visiting hte paternal. mer’s stetrr. Mrs. Mary Ordldgc, grandparents. He graduated from,at Iron Mountain over the weekhigh school this past June and end. then Uie Stebbins family has not definitely decided Just were en route to their home in what he will do. * DRESSES DRESSES ONE .RACK of SLIPS a»d BLOUSES $14^^9.98 $13°° 2,or$15 Summer Sportswear and SWIM SUITS GIFTS when you move when a new baby arrives Your Wilcame Wafon Hostels will call with a basket of lilts . . . and friendly peetinp from our relitious, civic and busi­ ness leaders. Just let in Wclco NOW ONLY 945-5352 Jewelry and Hats Now at ^^2 price WELCOME NEWCOMERS! Um this coupon to let a know you're hero ADDRESS­ The Bonnet & Gown Shop Alma Fingleton CITY.__________ ________________________________ PleM« han th« Welcome Wapn Hestm all o« me . idd like Io liibsaibe to The Hasting* Bonner Mdy lubicrib ____ . nupoe end mail to Qfwlrtion Dept, FOOTWEAR The Elegant Look and Majestic Comfort of Chancellors V.I.P. HANDSEWNS GIVEN VERY SPECIAL TREATMENT BY DEXTER CRAFTSMEN. LUXURY LEATHERS SPECIALLY TANNED FOR HAND SEWING ARE STYLED INTO SHOES OF SUPERIOR QUALITY. FULLY LEATHER LINED FOR THOSE WHO APPRECIATE THE BEST. WHO WANT UNDERSTATED ELEGANCE AND DISTINCTION. FOR THESE MEN DEXTER HAS MADE CHANCELLORS. $16’5 Birke's Hastings Cut Rate Shoe Store 114 West State Street �I I Newlyweds Will Live in Hastings After Honeymoon I'SOCIETY NEWS Evening Nuptials Unite Couple in Grand Rapids Mn. Hawthorne Completes Clerical Typist Course 1 There were 41 at the Haxtend Lscofwy private picnic ground f« Uu> Scobey family raun-cm on ! Sunday. July » Th* day was The Southlawn Church of God ; bMutilul and tlw picnic tablea , were Loaded with nur.y good thing* to Grand Rapids waa the scene to e*L There could not have been of Uk- wedding of Mua Pa-rtUa " FUh daughter of Mr and ■ a more perfect setting a* the John Fish. Jr.. 614 Hiwefl, I ground* are bounded on the one Grand Rapids, and James #td« by the river and tre®, and Pennington son of Mr. and un the other by Um- artiftcal jxind Jack Pennington. MOO N. Patricia Kaj Henhberger, clsughter of Mr. and Mr*. Howouii Hwahbemtr of Rl Lake OdtwM and Rlcluud B. Eawwr son of Mr. and Mr*. Clifford Easner of Banting*, were united in marriage Saturday, July 17 st Given in mamage by hw la­ the:. tlx bride wuro along sleeve, three tiered, bout fane gown of Chanulxy lace, featuring a aabrina neckline trimmed m pearl* and sequins. ILa *ixxilder length veil ut illusion wa* held in piece by a p<*rl and crystal crown. Mias Beverly J*«c Flab aw* Iler slater's miud of honor. Her floor length gown waa ptnkaepe. empire style. Janet. Pennington, ststar.-uf the groom waa the flv*er girl. .• Jack Pennington acted as his brothers best titan and lUro were Ronald Flail, brother of the bride of Grand Raptds. and Dave Btocum of Haaung*. ' Mi . and Mra. Louis Nowak, of Grand Rapid*, sister and broth­ er-in-law, of the bride, pnauied Birgit Sparr thl* past year. Invited tier frInula to tin open hour aa a farewell gesture before *be re­ turns to her home tn Germany. The party waa iieid at the Prc*Uau cottage al MUI Lake an Bat* unlay afternoon, July 34. and Uie fellows and “gala" who have be­ come Birgit's friend* during her stay tn Uds country, gathered to wish tier a "Bon VoyageIt was an afternoon of swimming. boot­ ing. and skiing, and. of course, eating! Everyone went swimming, Mrs. Fish cisunc a baby blue even the girls who were ao caie- drts* and white accwworte* tor her daughter* wedding. The groom* mother wore a beige drasa. Both wore ooaagM of yel- Sherry Smith of Lake Odom. Bridesmaid waa Mrs. John Stwrer of Lake Odcaaa. Both are friend* of the bride. They were attired in floor length, semi - fitted stMlha of blue taffeta Their i rib were secured by blue bow* and they carried cascading carnutlona. Dina Ann Hershberger of Chicago waa her aunt's flow­ er girl. She wore a gown of I pink town wttf *U nreklinc trim- ' caaaorlea, and was pinned with, a corsage of pink carnations. | Following the ceremony a re-1 cepUon was held al tlw Lake­ side Grange. Master and mlatreaa A reception wa* iieid in the Poluh Aid Hall. Grand Rapid*, following the ceremony. A rehearsal party wa* field on Frtd*y evening. July 18. Mr. and Mrs John R. Fteh of ton. Barban* and Roberta Herahborgtr. Mrs. Cart Simmon*, Sha­ ron Heady. Marilyn Torrey. Carole Lx-r Ckppon. J cun Nash Personal Mention Mr* Lealie R*wtiiorneJ«Mi>to I been taking a four I cal typist oWae tn accoaored by the ' ployment BacurtOai Jennette Barry Honored at Shower given in honor of Jennette Barry. Friday. July 23. at the home of Mr* Seymour Voss. Steward, Ill. Twenty neighbor ladies were present to honor the bride-to-be I Not only did the bride-to-be receive many lovely gifts, but she busy activities, if the ladle*: had the wonderful opportunity present would make her wedding I of meeting her neW neighbor* in dress. A sewing basket with pin*. ■ lace*, squlna. ribbons, etc., aided each •*eam»tre**“ a* they de- went to Bradford, Ohio, and her mother, Mr* Frank Helman, ac­ companied them home. En route they visited the Richard Flukes of Vicksburg and Chris and J4U ■BKY Select their gift now and A email amount 'down, Barbecued Chicken & Spare Ribs .come and get'eml. Tom & Solly Roblnaon 205 N. Mlchigcn —OPEN DAILY— 9 A.M. to 11 P.M. Mn. Clyde Bailor ot Pine Lake and I* employed by J. C. Pen­ ney Co. in Battle Creek Her fiance is employed by Eaton Mfg. Co Both are 1964 graduate* of ale. lie received hia diploma in advertising design at the Kendall School of Design in Grand Rapids July. On July 13th, they enter­ in 1M1. Wellman docs considerable tained at dinner honoring Mrs. Agnes Murdock Phillipa of Portland. Ore, their other guest* being Mrs. Hasel Brooks. Mr. and Mrs. Norval Nielsen and Plynn had lota of fun playing games Mr. and Mrs. John Barnett and in which Jimmy* atatcre, Julie family have returned from a and JUL were included, and wonderful Eastern vacation trip prizes were given the winner*. They visited Niagara Falls, spent two day* at the World* Fair, which they greatly enjoyed, toured New York City for four days, and came home via Phila­ delphia through Che Pennsyl­ vania Dutch country'. Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Jarrard and’Mr?. Lou Vame/ attended , hold any position you chooMl SNIFFLES DOLL stuffed vinyt Visit Our Carpet Display in Our NEW BUILDING , 107 L Woodland STOP Collection of CARPETS Monarch by McGee “Largetf Selection in Barty County" NYLONS - WOOLS - ACRILANS and Herculons Special $6 family are leaving this weekend for Ironwood to spend a twoweak vacation. VlslUng at the home of Mrs Claude Kennedy last week was her gnat grandson. Randy Mrs. James Matthews attended the Teuzlnk potluck at the home of Mr* Harry Taborcr on Wed­ nesday. July 14. Gordon spent Wednesday at the home of the Henry Kaisers (Betty Fedewa) in Kalamazoo to cele­ brate the fourth birthday ot their son. Kirk Mrs. Gordon Ironside and Mis* Jocelyn Ironside will be in DetNUon Saturday to see Libcracc al the Puher Theater Callen at the Albert McClel­ land home on Tuesday were their gnmddaughter. Mn. Rachel Jot* dan of Woodland, and their daughter-in-law, Mn. Edith Me- Ironside Agency IMSURANCI 201 L State St. 501 Nyfon INSTALLATION INCLUDfD •nd FREE SPOT POSI PIXIE DOLL SLEEPY BABY This lovable tow-head is wired for action! Foamfilled. with vinyl head, hands, feeL 19 in. tall. REMOVAL for * DALE'S BAKE SHOP Dark Sour Rye Breacf RUGS and UPHOLSTERY Cleanad th* Scientific Wa' __________ Titty «nd moist rye bread. Great for ham or cheese sand­ wiches. I Sliced thin or regular.) Fudge Brownies Something to satisfy that sweettfooth. Chewy with nuts, and chocolate fudge topping. FRIDAY & SATURDAY Baker's Dozen 6 for 39c Coffee Coke* F*"«r Open Mon. thru Fri. till 9 p.m. CLOSED all Day SATURDAY 58c . .Small 32c tjou'll love our BAKED GOODS Ruth. Karen and Stephen Hermaq of Kalamo have been visit­ Ing their grandparent*, the Ar­ thur McPhersons. Mra. Clarence Miller and her *istar. Mr*. Wm. Hagerman of Canon City, spent from Tuesday untlFTriday of last week at Ute latter's cottage at Houghton Lake. Friday Mrs."Miller attend­ ed the funeral of Mra. Corneil Cappan of Delton AM weekend ago the Miller* were guests of her brother, Mr. and Mrs. John Koraoeiy of Marion, and on Sun­ day, the Mlh. the Earl Campbells °7 Lacey were dinner guest* of the Milters. Utncheon guests at the home of Mrs. Lewis Stanton on Tues­ day were her daughter and granddaughter, Mn. Pied Bower- AFGHAN HOUND SLENDER TONY FRENCH POODLE TEARFUL TIPPY Well-groomed ce* nine it 33 m. long. Yellow, pmk, white. Black With silver) beige with brovjn. 27 inches high. Soft grey or white plush; satin lined ears. 26l/i In. high. Drown plush, white face; tad eyes with tear. 26 m. long. �120 Attend Mayo School Reunion The Mayo School reunion wav lurid Sunday at the school with a [>otluck dinner for 130 persons Hie oldest one prejent was Mrs Nettle Hofhnan-Jonrs, 81. of Battle Creek, a former student who graduated In 1899 The youngest person pr»’ent was Brian Carpenter. 8*4 months, son of Mr. and Mrs Lurry Carpenter. Mrs Carpenter, Die for- I More Districts irove East Middle Lake Frank T. Zuldcrsma. 19, Grand Rapids, who was sentenced to serve frofti two to 10 years in Southern Michigan Prison al Jackson on July 16 by Circuit Judge Archie McDonald, has tiled a petition tor a court-appointed attorney to "per­ fect an appeal." placed on probation tn and ordered to pay a 1100 fine and make restitution of M SO to the Bam Market at Middleville Hr iiad been charged with break­ ing and entering. County Clerk William Cridlcr re­ ______ _ - ________ _____ reived Zuidcnanas petition for vue. Battle Creek. Hastings. Char-; appeal Tuesday Under new court lotte, Detroit. Lansing. Premont. I procedures, each person sentenced Woodbind. Vermontville. Berkley, | to prison is furnished with a blank Holland. Olivet. NuhviUc and form which only needs to be filled Florida.________________________ out to start the machinery in mo­ _•——■—_______ tlon tor an appeal. By Mrs. Bessie M. Cairns Durfee Rv Mrs. John Hook l©©@©@ ©©©©©©© Zuidersma Files Appeal Petition at Carson City thia week, a Mra. Owen Gaylor is attending Col­ lege Week fur Women at East Laxutng this week. Mrs. Kathy Bateman tend chil­ dren returned home last week. honor the birthday of Hww<! Cheney Sunday. * Rev. and Mrs. Jcc.se Powell and family aqend- KE the home of her parents. Mr. and Mn. Or Un Thrush of IthaCa. * Mrs Agnes Philips of Portland. Ore., a cousin of Mrs. Hasel Brooks spent 10 days with her BUlUXNt PERMIT Exclusively Yours ... just like your finger print is yours and yours alone .. « so Is your Diamond. You have many choices In stylo of cuttfng• The Round Brilliant • The Magni/tcent Marquise • The Emerald Cut, Oval or Pear Shape Choose the style ol cutting that best suits your own personality. Pork Chops - Orange The Rev. Lila Manker will bg preaching at the Pilgrim Holi­ ness Church at Scottville Sunday while the regular pastor will be attending the camp meeting al Hopkins. Mrs. Manker Is slated Births at Pennock to dean modern carpets HOST conilrh of o Dry Cleaner ond on Eladris Bruih dailgned for women to lave work. This Machine brulhei ttw-pils upward, removing deep dirt ond eliminating malting. No handwork. No wet ctarpel. Roomi con be vied initonlly. Ideal for all fiberi. Use our machine t^clean^SOO sq. and Ron Mllank of Riverside. ,WBy ,n(1 thf reaso|, Mr o de. ulcided to return to live in KasMrs. Wealey Edmonds was a [tings Is because his son and dinner guest at the homo of her family, the Clarence Olmsteads, I non, Howard Edmonds on Btilur-1 Jr. live on a farm In nearby Maday. 1 pie Grove. NOW! $995 (average home) N.Y.. visited his sister and fami­ ly. the Hiram Baxters, at Gun Lake several days last wask. ©@©©©©©@©©@ © CARPET MILLS favor Braised pork chops take on HASTINGS FLOOR COVERING BEFORE YOU SWELTER ANOTHER DAY AIR CONDITION! Take the simmer out of summer! Let us show you what a Gibson Slumbermaster can do for you. 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Feature* include turbine-typo blower, tworspeed fan, hydro coil, and adjustable thermostat. nly$1AQ95 consumers Power ■ JT MODEL D-56O-IKS �Guest from Abroad A very Intetoeting rtuwt at the 1 Killed, 28 Hurt Mrs. Garrison Succumbs Here On Saturday STAY AL£gT WITH Joyland Dora Grand Champ Of Jersey Show Hastings Public Library Court and Church Strech Joyusnd Beacon Dons. R>-ynarold cow owned and shown by Ly. num Baker. 19. Rl Ad*. won the linuid champion cow ribbon at the Southwerrt Michigan Jersey Parish Show held during Mon­ day s opening of th? Barry Coun­ ty Free Fair. NEW Library' Hours: Monday, Wednesday and Friday 12:30 to 8:30 p.tn. tn the show which was Judged by Paul Piephow of Rl OUveL Dor* won reserve champion honors at Urt year s Stale Fair ! tended the Burroughs ! John* town Township Tuesday and Thursday 12:30 to 6 pm. Saturday Hlneffard 8h* married Floyd Garrison of Baltimore Township on April 1. 1902. They were life-long farm­ ers in Baltimore Township. ReUMBCX- MTM H/UW6 A cletjr. the Barry County Farm Bureau, the Dowling Cemetery Circle and the Dowling Metho- BORTON'S TRAtUR YMR CA# ioadeo Old Nashville High Section Coming Down Marriage License Work is procreating on the new high school ’and gymnasium equipment has arrived a* well *• some of the classroom seating. Science equipment to nearly all installed and home economics cabinet* from the old high school I school in Nashville have been । installed aa well a* new cabinet*. The Olivet Board ot Education and member* of the CiUaana LM&t TQSTOP OK ACCELERATE, /C KARDEK TV CwmW. : CAEE—ADWCT Wil ORTWROf Antenna Service Phone 945-9773 er Freeport 765-3611 j Pennock Hospital OX ROAST On the Parking Lot North of the ELKS TEMPLE on N. Church St. Saturday, July 31 5 to 8 P.M. SPECIAL Children Under 12 Public Invited Adults s1°° On Denns List FULL GALLON Weed Killers for it! 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Contains Dacamine (new 2,4-D formuUtion)|p-“ WEED KILLER LAWN FOOD LAWN WEED CONTROL Farm & Garden REAL ESTATE Top Listings In TOWN AND COUNTRY PROPERTIES rooms upstairs and one bedroom down, living room, dining room, kitchen and bath, new oil furnace, hot water heater, has basement, aluminum siding, one stall garage, wall to wall car­ peting in Irving room, new 50 ft well, aluminum storm windows A YEAR ROUND HOME AT THORNAPPLE LAKE with Irving room, dining room, kitchen, two bedrooms and bath, newly paneled, new hot water heater, new oil furnace, and pump, has with 18 x 25 ft living room, two bedrooms, four piece ceramic bath, large dining room, kitchen with built-in stove and oven, cupboards and sliding glass doors in living room facing the lake, thermo-pane windows, a full basement with living room, with fireplace, two bedrooms, full bath, utility room, electric stove, refrigerator, arjd drapes in basement. I '/j stall garage, a real beauty for$22,000.00 upstairs and one closet, and down one bedroom, living room, dining room, kitchen and bath, full basement with gas furnace, water softener, has insulation, metal awnings, double garage, newly decorated, for .....$7,500.00 A BUNGALOW IN WOODLAND VILLAGE. I.v.ng room, d.n.ng r<5om. throe bedrooms, kitchen and bath, gas floor furnace, new asbestos siding, new roof, carpets and drapes ..$7,150.00 REAL SWELL HOME IN THE TAFFEE ADDITION, nearly new. has large living room, two swell bedrooms, dining room, kitchen and full bath, utility room, family room, lots of cupbArds, attached two stall electrically operated door, oil furnac«'real A REAL GOOD. LARGE HOME IN THE FIRST WARD, has living room, four bedrooms, large kitchen with real nice cupboards, family room paneled, bath with shower and stall, utility room with built-in cupboards, laundry room, has full basement, and all this for$6,000.00 on the same lot. rhe rear apartment louse ha, eleven apart­ ments. and the front apartment house has three apartments, all of them furnished except the overseer's apartment In front, .this property shows a good steady income, all furnishings go with the place, and it is a good chance to get in business all for decorated, good location for ...........$15,100.00 A NICE HOME ON CROOKED LAKE to trade for property close with a nice recreation room, forced hot air oil fired furnace, and another fireplace in the basement, attached earage 24 x 24 ft., one 4" well 238 ft deep and another well 2". low vottage-cen• trol system, place has a wonderful view of the countryside, has lightning rods, lots of shrubbery $32,000.00 ANOTHER PLACE JUST OUT OF TOWN, home has two bedrooms upstairs, and down one bedroom, living room, dining room, modern kitcMn and large bath, good basement with oil furnace, good well and pump and electric washer, dryer and refrigerator A REAL SWEET BUNGALOW at Green Meadows Number One has living room 13 x 19 ft . three real nice bedrooms, dining room and kitchen, full both with double lavatory, full basement with electric heat, poured walls, one end one-half stall garage, on two.acre lot with'iots of trees .......------ $15,500.00 BEAUTIFUL HOME AT ALGONQUIN LAKE, al on one floor, has large living room with fireplace, three nice bedrooms. lots of closets with overhead lights, has bath and one-half, kitchen and mnlng space together, and bar, built-in stove and oven and dis­ posal. heated with hpr water heater, fired with oil, new two stall garage, aluminum siding, paneling woodwork in living room, on bath up and down it has one bedroom, living room, dining room, kitchen, full basement, new gas furnace, new water heater, new front and back enclosed porches, wants to tract foe a place with about 30 acres north of Hastings. NEARLY kEW EXCELLENT HOME IN THE 2ad WARD. 26 x 40 ft., has living room with fireplace, dining room, kitchen and bath, two real nice bedrooms, full basement with recreation room. 14 x 26 ft. kitchen has built-in- stove, and oven, and there is also a kitchen in the basement, *n<j picture window and growing family? get an expansion loan B-7-6-5-4-3-2-I if the ages on your family roster are starting to sound like the “countdown' maybe you want a home irnprovement loan for an addition to the house. Remember, HASTINGS SALESMEN ISTATI 3KER Friendly, Neighborly Service for 78 Continuous Years �Hastings Mfg. Wins Tourney Sof tball Crown ■------------------------------------------- ----- ------------- ----- ----- ’ ---- Stan Hause Hurls Team to Twin Victories * Piston Ring Nipa 2—THE HASTINGS BANNER r State Lead-off man Freden burg drew a walk to start the Piston' Ring attack. Bowman followed and Bowen singled Frcdenburg home Henderson, who played an out­ Lumbermen, 7-6, 5-1, standing defensive game in right field, was safe on a fielder's choice and Olsen sent him home. The Harting* Mfg. Company Piston Ring moved ahead 3-1 softball team, which came in lite second with Fredenburg through Tuesday to score two and Vern Bowman scoring, and terrific victorias over the Barry- made It 5-1 in the third. Shan­ County Lumber it Ready Mix non Lydy tripled and Hause nine, will represent this area in singled and bolh .wored. That was al! for Hastings Mfg.. but it starting at Charlotte on Monday, was enough The winner* got only one more hit, a single by Hause in the fifth. Cutting off In Tueaday Game a the last canto did the trick. unoerway an jonnaan rieia i _______ *-----------tbe earn* night I __ Hastings Mfg. which had to IA Sfdtp I'ofCStS coma from behind in Ute first jU kJUttV 1 VI UO33 game under the Ute Johnson Field . ■ z-s q • arcs Tuesday to earn a crack at I Io vp the Hastings tournament cham- .llrt’c OVCIUV ptonshlp. moved out In front ln1B« . r» Motoring Routes SS tnth Inning to add the teurnaTravelers ta Northern Mlchlmenl honors to their regular tea-' KttIl ain enjoy a change of pace son championship — i by turning off major motoring Stan Hause wasXJie Iron man: routes far totH over six Mato of Tuesday night’s double head-1 fwent scenic driven Mt up by Easy to follow, the adf-guiding Hause not only limited the big hhme run in the fourth inning with First Baseman Dave Kletz- Summer Checklist Some of the polnta of interest pine plantatiorui. Winter deer­ Lumber had picked up two runs yards, blueberry management tn the first inning and two more sites, wildlife openings, reaeaich plots, and historic and scenic Safety Bennett 46. 4, Snyder <t, 0; Bay Standings: Blair 37 points. _ Isham, Burke Lead Bliss Golf Teams la a rl InS MllV bV a U dull potato, la is leading only by small margin of 10 points over the 811Coleman and Bueige. carding 2i, were low for first league Snyder 26. Warner and BuergR 24. B. Millar 23. Clark* 22. Kin­ ney 31. McMillon 19. Bay 17, Tnesday'a Results-BVnnet 49. Genet I*ham. with 18 potato, . Ken Rose conquered the new James and Campbell 14. Ciarey to teadtag the Silver team with 2 points. Stedman 52. 0 potato; 13 and B. Milter 10. Burkholder 47. 0 point. Coleman atu Sweet second in the Tuesday 42. 2 potato; Markle 5), 0 point. iCountry Club Monday night. E Miller, Campbell vs. Clarey; night BUM Golf Le*gue at Uie McCloskey 51. 2 potato; Ctlnder James vs. Clarke, Rohde vs. J. HxUng* Country Club. 45. 0 point. Hudson 48. 2 potato; Harry Burke to leading Ute Hopkins 48. 0 point. Lang 47, 2 Gold team with 15 to potato. Close potato; Burke 52. 0 point, Clarke B. Miller, Warner vs. Buerge; behind Ued for second are Mike 48. 2 potato; Perry 53, 0 point, Dorman and John Hopkins with Bponable 47, 2 potato; Fisher 43. Tucker vs. Kinney. UM. 2 points, Kennedy 60. 0 point: Blue Divirion Tha Gold team, with 1615 Buerge 42, 1 point. Tredinnick Ernie Burr carded a 40 to win 51, 1- point; Peters 52. 0 point. all four points from Dick Ja­ points. Sherwood 54. 0 points; Moore 48. 2 potato; M. Snyder cobs who posted a 43. Dwight — ------ polnta lrom 57, 0 noint. Sexton 43. 2 potato Fisher took four Loyal Kinney with his 41. 4. Jacoba 43. 0; Gllleipte 60. 4. Panfil 50. 0; Hamaty 47. I. Lau­ Moore; Birke vs. Tredinnick. baugh 43, 1; Cove 48, 4. H. Smith Buerge vs. Clarke; Burke vs. Monday's rvmlta: Win lek 53. 4 Coleman. Burkholder vs. Hud­ , points, Booth 54. 0 point; Osgood son; Czlnder vs., Isham, Hopkins Standings: Cove 28 points, 4, Lawrence 57. 0: Goodyear Holitoter 36. Ironside 35. Burr 32, 'vs Lublenteckl; Dorman vr Gordon Johncock. nationally- Kennedy. Hubert vs. Markle, 4. G. Miller 40, 0; Chenoweth 81m 31. MacLeod and H. Smith w Morey, M. Snyder vs. L. 3. Gardner 54. I; Frandsen 28. Hamaty and Jacobs 27. Pan­ known race driver, and ills crew fil 23, Laubaugh and Chase 32. were to leave here Tutoday or Snyder; Pusnikas vs. Perry. 8pon47. 4. B00U1 54. 0. Wood'll. Hubbell 18, Mitchell 17. Standing*: Mathew* 37 potato. Sherwood 13. Olllesple 10 and championship 250-mile race on • Chenoweth 35, J. Gconlnger 34. Fletcher 8. 1 G. Miller 33. Hodge* 30. Gardner Pairings for Monday: Hollister Sunday, Aug. 129. W Crontager and Osgood 28, vs. H. amiUt. Ironside vs. Flet­ This championship event for a Guenther 24, Stanley and Law­ cher; Sherwood vs. Chase. Pan­ 375.000 purse will be on a ixlghrente 23. Wlnlck 18, Goodyear fil vs. Laubaugh: Hamaty vs. 17. Booth 15. Stucry 13, Martin Burr. Jacobs vs. Gillespie; Mit­ Johncock expeetzt to drive on ! 11. Frandscn 9 and Pusnlkaa 5. chell vs. Hubbell. MacLeod vs. Pairing* for Monday: Pusnlkaa Wood; 81m vs. Cove. v*. Osgood. Booth v». W. Croninger; Lawrence v». Wlnlck. Mathew* v». Gardner; Frandsan Monday'* results: Siegel 54. 4 He will drive No. 70. his "500 v». Steury, Martin vs. G. Miller; point*. Shirkey 53. 0 point; ____ ChrtsGoodyear v«. Guenther, Hodges1 tensen 48, 4. Groo* 60. 0; Rose Making the trip were to be his McAUtote-' <7 0?*Kiehl' 47. i vs. Stanley; ChenowcUi va. J. J 36..“4. ‘ “---------— 1 Crontager. i,,. 4. : Feldpau*ch 51. 0; Jerow 49, 4, chief mechanic. Duane Glasgow, Huebner 60.0; Pugh 58. 3, Cooper and Lynn Christopher and Bob Cuiberts ■ While DIvLvion 57. 2; A. Smith 57. 4, Flora 64. 0; On Sunday, Aug. 8. Johncock i Monday's result*: Warner 52. Cook 47. 4, Sexton 54. 0; MaAlexpects to drive at Langhorne. FOR FUN ' The Hufby, CounUy Club paued a mita.»nC Saiur.lay. <£*■[ 0 pgm; 1 lister 49. 4. Huebner 60. 0; McAl1 Uster 40, 4. Oroos 60. 0; Rose 36. Pa., in a 125-mile ehamplonriUp ond HEALTH when for the first time members played their new 18-fiolc dcr 4 j 48> 0; A 4. A Smith 57, 0; Cooper 57. t. course. Play was quite heavy and for the most part the golfers > Bennett 45, 4. Tucker 52. 0; A. , A. Smith 57. 0. I Standings: Christensen 42 Lart Bunday Johncock finishwere enthusiastic over the course, especially the condition oi; points, Foster 37. Kiehl 35. Rose the new grrfns. ' 33. Cook and Shirkey 30, McAlThe off ■■».>»<><.<* included HCC Ppm, ,, SUMMER inc first nisi foursome luuiovirrc officially uim.Miiy Io iv tee »*«• *>.. Uster 27. Cooper 26. Pugh 25. He drove the 150 miles without dent Jim Spoon who shot an 80, HCC Pro William MacDonald iSexton 34. Groo* 23. stegei, Je. -fired. .1 .a .------ w-j — of -r c ------- 1------ 1. r_ —a..:ita I row and A. Smith 20. Feldpausch who 75, Pro Jerry Berks Sunnybrook in rv Grandvilfe Club Monday noon iunbeon held 19. Aldrich 17. Huebner and who posted a 73 and Pro Glen Stuart of Cascade who shot tW tz v I Flora 16. at the Hotel Hastings. Johncock professional record of 70 despite three penalty strokes. | Athletics lost their second Pairings for Monday: Shirkey The amateur record was fired Satunhv by our side-kick, game in nine starts but con­ vs. Christensen. Sexton vs. Hueb­ (luring roc snowing <n me unw­ Improve Your Hal Buerge, who carded a 75, followed b/Harvey Slater, Ver-1' tlnue to hold the top rung of the ner; Aldrich vs. Siegel. Kiehl vs. ed films of the 1965 Indlanapolfl ladder in the Kiwanis - Youth Game Before non (Snap) Engle and George Miller with fine 78s. Council Babe Ruth Baseball Pugh vs. Feldpausch; Cook vs. movie the two answered many The hole by hole scores of the record holders follow: uosoa$ questions pertaining to races and A Smith, Flora vs. Jerow; Oroos Stuart ....464 335 434—36 454 254 343—34—70 The Twins and Oriole* are tied Buerge ...354 355 3^4—35 365 444 554-^-40-75 for second with 4-5 records and Twenty-six HCC golfer^rateled to Marywood Sunday for the Indian* are ta the cellar with a return match with the BatflbCreek linksmen. We did r bit 1 ‘ ' a 3-6 count. — I Wednesday Twin* >et better, but Uie Ceral City lads “ down the Orioles, 10-6, and the u», m«> ot th. tomn W. “ »•“ I Ihdian* ouUkxted the Athletics, played with Bill McAllan. who I at Thomapple along with Gordie to Race At Atlanta; Is 8th at IRP BOWLING Armchair Athlete ALL d I IIIPf-i/'t. Cuht lifiseball Leagues Lead the fifth when Bob Cormoncy partmcnL huv.' Bowers and Shannon I<ydy Off M-55, between Houghton Lake and Prudenville. (30 miles River left Park ——— Ken Rose Pars New Front *9’ To I^ead League tween US-131 and M-66. near Alba. <14 miles longi TaBquamenon River state forU In Uic first game. Haute had four runs batted in. Lydy two r.L (21 OH M-28. south of New­ berry <27 miles lang); off CounBuyers hurled a fine game tlon* catching. He allowed eight hit*. four nines miles norui north ot of nun Iron .MounHause continued to ptten tor tour pitch for Hastings Mfg. In the second | tain. (20 miles round trip) game, and held contnf until the Ford Diver at tdsenlh inning yrhen Harry Lum-1 Lake-Floodwood bar almost pulled the! game out-ljo miles north c Vern (Stilb) AUerdlng came In j <35 miles long) and halted Ute rally whep he( Rw folders, struck ou| Carmoney. first' listed route through Tah­ Hastings Mfg. held a 5-1 lead going into the last Inning. Art iti rightaeeing stop poinuCkrc available at the Con­ servation , Department's district office in/ Newberry. Piston Ring was Information sheets, providing similar details about the scenic drive In Houghton Lake state OPEN BOWLING Afternoons and Evenings carded three straight birdies—on $.3.4_the first time he bad seen the layout. . . . Shirley Thompson of Grand Rapid*, who participate* In the group lesson* at HCC. carded a hole-ta-one at the Yankee Springs Golf Course while play­ tag with Jan Granger, also a group lesson student. Shirley used a No. 3 wood to ace a 145yard hole. . . . Department's Houghton Lake Monday two HCC foursomes wildlife research station along played in the Pro-Am at Battle old US-37. Creek CC. BUI MacDonald and Eldon Mathew* turned ta a best ball of 66 and Art Schumaker and John Czlnder hod a best ball Uouii r ColcrtPzC TdMcopa You con SOO 0 long woy into the future if you sove for it. Any young fellow who hos college in his pions will find the belt woy to finonce It is to sore regulorly with us and let income from the account pay port of his woy through school. Check on the benefits of a long ronge soring program today. 136 E. State St PUae Wl 5-3853 AU Saving* Injured Up to tlOMO icith FS.LJ.C LONG use either shotguns or bow- and j still hold first place -2-___ -___ ___ r^virrl 1Th» Phlllll. ,| record. The Phillies are In second arrows for________ turkeys. Applicants must apply between Aug. 1 and with 7-2. Uie Mets areAhlrd with Aug. 27i The elk season will be 5-4. the Reds and Braves arc Ued very similar to last year, with for fourth with 4-5 counts and the Dodgers are In the basement . drawing- Deadline for applica­ with o-9. Wednesday the Reds beat the tions la Aug. 27 for the season Dodgers. 13-7; Cubs walloped the hunting will be prohibited tn the Braves, 22-1, and the Phillies lower peninsula for two yean. slipped by the Meta, 8-7. Monday the Braves downed The UP. season will be Sept. 1the Dodgers, 19-9; the Mels season opens Nov. 20 in the lower nipped the Reds. 12-11. and the peninsula and Nov. 13 in the UP Phillies upset the Cubs. 10-9. Bob & Mickey Lambert Your Hosts HASTINGS BOWL INC. Woodland at Michigan How come you see about twice as many Chryslers around here this summer?” In match play against Assbtant Pro Schumaker at HCC on Thursday. Paul Faulkner won first and tied for second were Lublenlackl and Dr. John Mulll gan. Schumaker carded a 76. . . Outdoor Trjdl — A larger area of Barry County is Included in the "any deer" season for No- i vember, according to maps show- ■ tag the antlerless deer hunting runes Last year's nine special anUerless hunting zones of 1505 square miles south of M-20 have been increased to 17 zones of 4.024 square miles. . . . Conservation Officer Gene Brown reports the hot weather has sent fishing Into the dol­ drums. although good catches of bluegills have been reported in ■tUIUlttllMilUWUlIliUiVltMU^^ I “Maybe it’s the 5-year/50,000-mile warranty. Dick Aspinall Second Friday in Raceway Feature = OiAXOii Scott Orr of BatUe Creek won the 25-lap feature at che Has- beating out Dick Asplnall ot Hastinng* who took runner-up honors. Jerry Spears, also of the Cereal City, was third. Norm Asplnall won Ute fast car dash with Dick Asplnall third. Virgil Flaming. Jerry Van­ Dyke ot Grand Rapids and Bill Shields of BatUe Creek won the! heat races while Orr took the ahlels waa second in the grab bag event, Dick Asptaal was third atjd Al Lewis of Middle-, vllie fourth. Don Gray won the 20-lap semi-; final. Bill Lazarvs was second: and Mike Malone of Battle Creek third. Judy Perry of Kalamaroo caplured the special Powd* Pun j derby. Helen Misner was second ‘ and Mary Curtis third Harry Foote of Kalamaaoo was Uie qualifying trial winner . , Chuck Green and Bill Shields. fintaiied one-two In Uie feature Saturday night at the Galesburg Speedway and Shields alio won the flgurt-8. John Abbott of Bellevue waa ,a heal winner. Waldo Sauter's three-year recCentral Michigan University stands at 74-41-0. a .643 percen-1 50,000 miles of engine ind drive tram warranty protection. Chrysler's the only car irv its dais built well enough to •CHRYSLER-g 5-Y£AR/50,000-IIILg WARRANTY WITH first, spjinst defect* in materials and workmanship abd •nglne block, heed and Internal peril. Intake menWotd, d...,. ...... nAbxini iointv. rear ax e and differentia). I trsnunlislon caw and internsl peris (sxcludlng manual dutch), torqus coavarter. ■— rid*d the owner ha* the snglne o«l changed carburetor air later cleaned every 6 month* required service, and requests the dealer to ccrtil/ (1/receipt °* *ucfl evidence and (2) the car's then current mHtsge. AUTHORIZED DEALERS We all share in Customer Caro BARRY'S FARM STORE S. Hanover at Hasting* City Limit* rrnvn DEWEYS CAR PALACE M-43 ot Sprague Rd., Delton CHRYSLER MOTORS CORPORATION �Moose Connie Mack Team Drops Clash fourth on four hit* and two er-. _ . rora. Steve AUerdlng led off with Uliniimil a single. Morgan was safe on nn ^msiszmzzs error. Dav. William* singled to‘ Ry Mra. W. H. Cheeaeman drive In AUerdlng. Ron Haydon; -----singled driving in Morgan. Hteve I Spoon followed suit sending' Wil-1 (There Items were handed in I tarns and Haydon home j| Haydon bad gone to second on ' an error. 'felt I should send them thia i The score by innings: Bunday evening. July 18. guest* The 40 guest* came from Por.tiac, Vermontville. Woodland. Maple Grove and Indiana. Mr. and Mra" Ted Summer* left Thursday for their home in Enslnnd after a three-week visit with the Robert Rhode* family, w Gary Rhodes came home from The Hasting. Moose Connie ( —— -------Pennock Hospital alter several ,i Mack travel' — *team ----- dropped fling ....___ _____• far an injured t. imH uecks' ueatment their districtt play on game uw.muu.Mon-, kidney, leaving hta brother. Jim. day evening at Battle Creek, sm. in Uie hospital to convalesce by Archway Cookie*, the winner from injuries received when he of Uie Cereal City Connie Mack Hastings i were Mr. and Mra. Karl Schantz was thrown from hta motorcycle championship. ,and family. Mr. and Mra. Duane Wednesday morning --------- *" .... . . ' Jone* »nd family. Mr. and Mra TomCrooked Lake Meet ; Milburn Jones and family, and catching. Member, of the Crooked I^e w^erathO lailu Hospital having treatmenu Jerry Skidmore, former HHs Sportsman's Club arc to meet tor an eye injury, came 'home . . ace. started for Archway but wa*I Friday. rruuiy. July July 30 to at at 7:45 pm. pjn. at : Co».«™*hs allowed the slides of' Saturday. knocked out in the fourth. He Delton Kellogg School.Secre- iR^L? th^w^and Southern fc ?avh“ No other state htJ " many ! Cheeseman attended the-Bramrn college and unlver.it> faculty members abroad an educational _____ h' Hastings First Area Golf Tourney Saturday, Sunday liaatlnp tallied all runs in Uie' 3 BIG DAYS SATURDAY SNIPE RACE WINNER lion Foster ot Kalamazoo wen Br«t place In Sunday's •nipe ull bo*t races held on Wall Lake. Robert Keffer of Kalamazoo look second and Robert .Miller of Delton was third. There were 12 boats en­ tered In the afternoon event July 31 Men’s 36-Hole Test Over HCC 18-Hole Course I David, from Grand Rapids. * Laccy ■< Rose Ann Vincent ta in Univer­ Site sity Hospital in Ann Arbor. sue r> „ .. .. <* .. would appreciate anyone sendBy Mra. Orlie I anSjtkU ...... jss-mt West, University Hospital. Ann Arbor. Mich. Mr. and Mr*. Keith BtrRkland, Mr. and Mra. Frank McClain Deadline to Enter is left Wednesday on a two - week Sandra, and Mra. Winnie Dunn attended a shower on Saturday Thia Thnradayi Prisea GUdea of Schoolcraft were Sun­ day dinner guests of Mr. and In All Flifhla Mra. Jack Fritz. Afternoon guest* daughter. Sunday they were din­ The flrat annual Hastings were Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Wolf ner guesL, at the cottage of Mr. and Mra. Norwood Hughe* st Area Men's Amateur Golf tourWhen the GUdeas left for home. and Sunday at the Hastings Judy and Susan Fritz went with Thursday supper guests of Mr. Country Club. The deadline far submitting Mr* I’* McKimmy returned and Mra. Keith Strickland and i. ihi. Th,,™!,. I home Sunday to Lodi. Ohib, after □trie. 1* this Thursday, July | TlllUng here for two weets with night. * Miss Nyla Cheeseman of of 18 Includes a Kimmy. * Bondy Bask* returned I practice round on Friday a* well Mra. Alva PufpafT entertained I as 18 holes on Sajdrday and had been visiting her stater and family. Mr. and Mrs David Ken- the Hrott Reunion at their home rinnera In the live nlsten and daughter for a week. Ttie Kenntatens brought Sandy back home and are visiting their Pufpaff colled Sunday night on parents. Mr. and Mra Mer! Mr. and Mr*. Bob Wilcox. * Mr. i eighth and 12 ptace winner*. Baske. Sandy .udd she really had and Mn. Keith Buehler and ■ Golfers will "hoot Into flight* a good time and liked her Jet family of Freeport were Sunday । on their first 18 holes on Satur- ride to New York, but she would dinner. guests of Mr. and Mrs. ■ day and compete In Chore flight/, rather live in Delton. * Marte Henry y«B-SycXle. on Sunday- AH 26 hole* will and Lolla Peabody had lunch 1 count toward the medal score. last Monday with Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Holdridge and family. new ta-uoie course snica Holdridge is the daughter of Mr officially opened Saturday. and Mra. Russell Peabody. j Glenn Stuart. proferiional at । the Cascode Country Club, set Senior Citizens Enjoy Luncheon Meeting Monday BARRY COUNTY FAIRGROUNDS, Hastings Jim Spoon, HCC Professional Seventy Senior Clttaens of the William MacDonald and Sunny- Hastings community met Mon* day noon. There waa a brilliant display of flowers for the birth­ Play was relatively heavy on day table, this being the month the opening day and a formal when gladioli are at their beat. After the fine picnic dinner, llbbon - cutting ceremony was held In the evening with Mra. the dishes stashed away in ownFlorence Wlswell cutting the ribbon. Mra. WisweB wm given caslons when certain owner* did the honor as gift* in memory of not know their own baskets) the her late husband. Rover Wkwell, had been presented the,club for program committee, and Ray the purchase of equipment for the course. A potluck dinner Ing accompanist present in the followed. 'SSPECBCWR H u“. AJ. (ARL SHOWS & RIDES —*<#1 3 BIG DAYS! Wednesday, Thursday and Friday 4 Races - 2 Heals Each Daily af 2:00 P.M. $12,000 in Purses H TO THE GROUNDS FAMOUS GRANDSTAND SHOWS Adults Is Alite mr 28 wHorse THURSDAY EVENING 8:30 $1.00 Children 25c SHOW 8:30 JULY 29 KING KOVAZ Bv Mrs. John Poabndv Campbell, have learned the hard Payne Pullen of Allegan spent Thursday at the home of Mr. and.Mrs. Clvde Northuta. Mrs. Northuls ta his stater. ♦ Mrs Myrtle Barnard entertained her three daughters and families for must admit that a piano does help. Mrs. Wayne Webster, who ta married to one of Hastings' Blate Street merchants, sang two num- and family. Albany. N.Y.: Mra. Tris pension and family. Med­ ford. NJ, and Mra. Garland Soza and family. Tucson. Aris It had been eight years since the family had all been together ao Sunday. July 11. wa* roent with a big family reunion. Mra. Bar­ nard's sons. Gordon MacLeon You get ■ full measure of John Deere performance and conve­ nience in the 8 h-p. “IK?’ Lawn and Garden Tractor. Independent ground-opeed con­ trol. Doublc-eofo electric start­ er. Double-action brakes. Atsnow, gardening, spraying too, with a John Doero "ill Tractor. Convenient credit. and a prayer. Mra. Webster ta a talented musician, and sang these songs with much feeling for their content. Frank Crabb gave an inspira­ tional talk. later. Mr. Crabb's mother, Mr*. Munn, a former President Stamm conducted the business meeting which fol­ It was voted to meet Leod and family and her sister. lowed and M *> ■V.-'UV” 4 1. Mra Elydla Hoskens and family of Kalamazoo were present. * gonquln Lake. LAWN 6 GARDEN TRACTOR Goodyear Bros. Implements' 124 R. J.Hmw nicely after eye surgery Friday In Borges* Hospital. Mr. and Mra. William Cheney will entertain at their cottage at Pleasant Lake Sunday. Aug. 1, the Barry County OEB. Wor­ thy Matrons. Worthy Patrons and families at one pm. for a picnic dinner. ★ Mr. and Mra. Jerome Brownell and family of Niles spent last week visiting har ' Ph. Wl 5-5< Kalamazoo ij spending three weeks with Tils aunt and uncle Top TV Wrestlers — Men, Midgets & Ladies tlon. * Wednesday dinner guesta INTERNATIONAL WORLD’S CHAAAPION AUTO DAREDEVILS Allen Ruby The Destroyer Jo Ann Brewer Man Mountain Cannon Tim Hampton Vicky Miller PLUS . . . Midgets and Mixed Adults $1.00 Ringside $1.50 GREATEST SHOW of the WEEK Grand Ole Opry' ENTERTAINMENT Starring PROMINENT STARS & COMPLETE STAGE SHOW Brownell family, nephew Garry, mother Mrs Susie Francisco of Galesburg. Mr. and Mra. Ellis Francisco and daughters of San Francisco, James Coote. Climax; Mr. and Mrs. James Francisco and family. Pleasant Lake; Mr. and Mrs. Donald Mohn and family. Wall Lake. Then in the evening guests were Mr. • apd and family of Richland. John Francisco from Cressey. Mr. and Mra. Darrel Herbert and family. Delton; Mr. and Mra. Fred Goldenmond of Galesburg. Refresh­ ments were served. Mrs Francis­ co said she thought there were 17 children—It surely was a won­ derful family gathering. Jack Jr. Fritz U visiting Milo Caley at Three Rivers for a week. * Those attending the Methodist campout arc Mr. and Mrs. Keith Sinkler and family and Mr. and Mra. Maynard Hill and family. Orangeville. ♦ Mr. and Mra. Clif­ ford Kahler relumed from their fishing trip. Fishing was good. Their visitors last weekend were Mr. and Mr*. George Kahler of Willow Springs. Mo.; Mr. and Mra Ralph Hibbard of Kala­ mazoo. and Mr. and Mra. Ernest Sontson of BatUe Creek. . Mra. William (Janett) Cheney entertained at their cottage &t Pleasant lake Tue»day. Mrs. Ina INTERNATIONAL AUTO DAREDEVIU breathtaking *cts. SEE the show that has thrilled mil­ lions for 25 years. SEE this unbelievable demonstration Hug X. Lewis ADMISSION from the regular men's tecs and also accompanied the soloist* 6515 from the championship .Mrs. Nielsen, who so graciously presided st the piano for the June meeting was also greatly appreciated. Lika ths aging opera stars who depend upon the flutes to take the high notes, we ciUDelton Area Every inch a rugged John Deere Delores Smiley Th* Willis Brothers $100 Plus,.Many Other Favorites of Stage, Screen, Radio and Television Grandstand Rcesrvad Swats *1°° $4 50 Peabody, Delton: -Mrs. Berlin* Joppie and daughters of Nash­ ville, Mra. Dorothy Gronewold and Mra. Marlene Maine ,and children of Freeport. They had a picnic and a good visit* * Mr. and Mrs. William Lewis and family and Mr. and Mrs. Ora Ryan and family enjoyed a pic­ nic at Gun Lake. * Weekend Mrs. Ruwell Peabody were their granddaughter, Jo Ann. Long This year, be a winner! ■ Why non Mort Neff wiU be presenting 83 big prizes in Leon­ ard’s 1965 “Michigan Outdoors" fishing contest — and you have as fisherman. The contest run* from the opening of trout season through labor Day, so you’ll have all sum­ today and pick up your free entry blank, Wa'rg holding one for you. And, we hope you catch a whopperI FREE . ENTRY BLANKS! Jack Echtinaws LEONARD SERVICE 320 N. Michigan Wl 5-5073 �v» .... - .. . —— —i -- H i vfOage treasurer, Bhaneck has given the village. Mr* Marguerite Wilson ha* col—*••• —‘- I lacked giXN in taxee. I There U a total of tlMBlM in the general checking account l Included in ihi* i* M.BC3 no in The village Has attempted to the Incidental account; W4M.1B keep the cost of garbage pickup In the highway. IHW in the at a minimum for it* raddenu, debt service: end UTODO in the Sewer Drain Causes Problem At Nashville NaaMtllle s village council met Thu navy evening in regular »e*- Jim Rixor who with hte wife is, vacationing in Seattle. Wash, and the village clerk. Mr* Ada Skedgall. The Hkedgrll family Is •pending a couple of weeks at Peace Carpt Test Reaidcnta of Barry County wlU have an opportunity to of­ fer their abilities to the I*wcc Corp* al » *-ni. Saturday. Aug. 14. at the hv* PO"*- ofnrr bulkI’ Ing in Onind Rapids. 22S Michlgah Hired, N.IW.: at the main port office in BaUle Creek; at the port office building in Lan- Mr and Mra. Robert Keeler, and Mr. and Mn> George Kceter and non visited their daughter and granddaughter. Mm Kathy Farr of Ctiartoue. on Sunday. BACK AGAIN! AT ALL My26 August 7 back up in the basement of one dwelling. It also cause* sewage to flow In yard* of thoke on Kel­ logg Street. I’m auro you can see this Is definitely a jxibhc hazard PACKAGE OF 200 DOUBLES, SCOTTIES FACIAL TISSUE >£CIAL, 13&-OZ. CAN DOLE CRUSHED, CHUNK OR TIDBIT PINEAPPLE The council haa been fully aware of the existing condition, and has given assistance when needed, even though this drain waa never taken over by the vil- 1-LB. CAN, SPARTAN CRAPEFRUIT 1-lb. Can, SPARTAN FRUIT COCKTAIL SHURFINE QUALITY, CONCENTRATED 1-LB. CANr SPARTAN PURE K WAYNE b APPLESAUCE REFRESHING TREAT 1514-OZ. CAN FRANCO-AMERICAN SPAGHETTI HAROLD fore....! Healings Country Club and the entire community pusaed a raavatkmal mlleatone liut Saturday when the golf coune- cluingcd from a 9-hole «wro to ■ championship lt-hole layout of groat dlmenskxis The membership played on it for Uw lint thoe on July 34th and mart of three who toured >U iillh and daks pronounced it ca­ pable of tnUng the akflla of the moat talented golfera anywhere It Is anmething to be proud of and V» challeng­ ing aspects will undoubtedly become a definite factor In the future growth of our community The golfer* will giro it a stem teat this week­ end when the first area tournament will be held on it- The public is invited to wltnai. tlie tournament play wldch will commence Satur­ day morning, July 11. end conclude on Sunday. The gallery itos will be the find to witness a golf tournament ever to be played bn an IB-' hole coll course in Barry County. Sec you there! fAUci. Campbell's Pork & Beans 1-lb. Can 8 $LQ0 POPSICLES PACK INSTANT MAXWELL HOUSE COFFEE 6 0Z. JAR DEL MONTE TOMATO CATSUP REDEEM COUPON BELOW FOR GIANT TIDE DETERGENT in the community is the modem Rar-Way homes that YOU GET SO MUCH MORE FOR YOUR MONEY Michigan California Head Lettuce ORANGES potntrnent here in our office Uirough these modem three- rentence. You have your t is. <m Agaming a Uh popular tnuih- IIGGEST GIANT •HOP AND SAVE EVERYDAY AT Flux* F-AtiT SIDE UMlUg COMPANY. til E. MA11BOAB STREET, MASTIN GH III MICHIGAN NTERS WITH THIS COUPON AND A $5. OR MORE FOOD PURCHASE THRU SAT., JULY fl, 1965. �----------- rH---------------------- Personal Mention i; the AMP Monorail Wisconsin Dells and Milwaukee. th*toV.p U I The Bev. and Mrs. Don M. u‘* —*** "”’J Mr. and Mr* Leers Gray spent, I Gury and Mra Florence O. Wil­ the weekend with her brother, son enjoyed a woskend motor Orto Main, at MaroeUtu. Mrs.' trip to Bault 84o. Marie and Richard Hart and three daugh­, points en route. ters of Grand lUptds spent, Mra. Richard H. Krwenkh Monday with her parents, ther chaperoned five trwn-agcns on a Gray* Mrs Veda Roberta andI visit to -Detroit Tuesday and daughter, Mr* Richard Hart, called on the Gray* lart week, derful fuhlr.g. They come home Teri Babcock Tells About Her Visit to Rome Freshly-Ground, All-Beef HAMBURG , MDMMrWHMI YOU CANT MAT TWMHNI AUATt BEEF, PORK ANO VEAL . . . (MOUND ■■ f MEAT LOAF 55 GROUND BEEF fore 1 forget- No, I di on the plane. I didn* —watched a stupid then) and I though night, i . to a real nice lady from Brooklyn and I could spot you on the plat­ form before take-off. The New York filght was 45 minutes late .(.I—.. -r-r *t»..TI« fllatit 65 REG. OR MILO, HMRUD SKINLESS FRANKS REG. OR THICK . . . ECKR1CH LEONA WITH PURCHASE OF UBS. OR MORE We Just got tack from camping today. We vrertTto Terracina last Thursday and camped by Uie BOLOGNA SPARTAN RING BOLOGNA LAMB SPARTAN CREAMY-SMOOTH SALAD DRESSING tBUYS) fabulous I This morning wo got up at 7:00 am. and got to ths beach by 8:J0. The surf was run­ ning fairly high (»-« ft ) and so Ray taught me how to body surf. It was a panto—but boy! those waves were sure high I 1 went under a couple of Umea and I didn't think I'd coma up again I But it was really pretty cool. Balt water is peat to swim In—but Lt salt! GREAT SCOTT, MORE ABSORBENT FOR GRILLING . . . SHOULDER CUT, BLADE week IAMB CHOPS 59s tender, shoulder cut, fresh LAMB ROAST 49 OVEN-READY LEG 0' LAMB 4th week Bonus Coupon Specials!... 100 EXTRA FREE STAMPS •iSSfe’" " ™“ 50 EXTRA FREE STAMPS SPARTAN* RACONCMAS' OF A 2 L B' 0 °F ago last Wednesday we Vatican and got some fabulous picture* of Roma and the Papal Gardens. Then we went aU Uirough the Treasury. which is m*nU, etc, are kept on million dollars worth of staff in there. Each display baa a email card telling what’It’S made of, and who gave it to which Pope. The Chapel is really beautiful, too. We only spent about 15 mini. I finally made It io Treve foun­ tain! That's what impressed mo necUcut. We Ye gotten to and, like a fool, forgot to put sun stuff on. I got a horrflila burn, but I'm getttog over. it. Anally. You know. I'm .1 brown —a lot darker than apartment stays a membership to • pool up the street, but It's POO a chunkhigh, huh? bast Wednesday, the 14th. the Vatican for an audience with tuna REDEEM COUPON BELOW FOR SHURFINE Spanish. Ha spok sponsibflltles of Catholic* to the church. I took some pictures of him which I hope turn out. It was really a tremendous experi­ ence — something 111 remember for a long Unit. May I buy a guitar? I can get '1 ! 1 SHORTENING TO MAKE A 0000 PIE or CAKE You'll Need Thiel THANK YOU TOMATO 3 59* 4Clfl JUICE BREAST 0- CHICKEN N tf if -S1 TUNA 4 « 1 । SHURFINE 3-LB. CA^ Mi 'Shortening Ji b'h-oi- Can* wouldn't you Know It? "Out of sight, out of mind." friends. OVEN-FRESH bar style ANGEL FOOD CAKE 'SJi WI «1«V1 THi BOUT TO LIMIT OUAHnTTM OH ITIMS IN THIS AD. Teri P.O. Doni forget to buy the August Seventeen! I ! ! Write to Ray and Joie, please, fihe’s real dl.'C ou raged. Her brMher just tame back from fighting tn the Dominican Republic and now he’s being sent to 60. Viet Nam! Out in the field, yet! Ciao! c/o 8/8gt. R. J. Babcock OUSARMA American Embassy APO 794, Nqw York. NY. 09794 Roderick Patten Earns Scholarship SHOP AND SAVE tVtUYDA the University of Texas Uiat Roderick Patten has been award­ ed the Dwight D Bok reholsr- [ WITH THIS COUPON AND A $5. OR MORE FOOD PURCHASE I THRU SAT,, JULY 31, 1H5. pies for S13—and Uiey're 6-string, flat-top, hardwood with steet-roinforced necks, ttJ buy It. I can carry it right on tlie-plane with me. no I think 1 will. Welt, this is the 7th page, but a covered al! the news. How’s y? And thA VW? 1 haven't This scholarship h awarded FOOD He has aiw been -awarded a tuition Kholanhip which is giv­ en to students whose academic record is outstanding. Roderick is the son ot Mrs. �.X BANNER Card of Thanks AT -OC TtSMWM- QXK N TA»C£ TUE BOAT Ort O. GMWAfltNTj AMOWTO CU-WEtClAW. Home 30.000 men. front 3.060 viahee to upreaa o heartfelt thanks 68 million « year to help other*, recently treated themselves to tlw pleasures of Miami Beach. beautiful Horal trlbutea. cards and expreazloai of sympathy; Grand Convention at the Fountalneblmu Hotel many thanks to Ml*» Balch and Harting* Hb given our father. Thank you to the Vogt Funeral Home, the pall- National ivlMUng Mra. Crockford'* family Saturday. Mr. and Mra. Emmett on the way. * Mr. and Mrs. also lost a »Uo. * Friday Mr. and Woodland comforting word*. Murray Hanabarger wfre Sunday Mra Richard Kilgore and son The flr« Elks convention In Mr. and Mra Hubert Lathrop By Mr». Clendon C.urlii ... ! evening visitors wlUt Mr. arui motored to Ships*w*na to visit L and family Florida came to order in Miami JST-1IMI Mra. Herald Claxdc. * Mr. and friend*. * Sunday the Kilgores In 1928. at which time the memMra. Galen Kilmer and family called on Mrs. Celia Kilgore In and family Mr. and Mra. Floyd Williams lluaM VII i«u«. * and family grams throughout the nation at Pennock Hospital Sunday. * Hastings entertained her famliy Kilgore and family of Nashville. and kicked it off with a 6100.­ About 60 friends and relatives Sunday fy dinner. The occasion 000 fund. Today the fund exceeds CARD OF THANKS second birthday. Guesta Include! Barryville We wish to thank the many during the Convention toof Mr and Mrs. Stuart Kussmaul i ----------------- _ — -------------friends, neighbor* and relatives. -given By Mr*. Burr Fat tatI Hiawatha Rebekah Lodge. Wom­ 143 students, wlnnera of Elks Sunday. Lovely refreshments?family. Mr. and Mra. Marvin en's Relief Corps. Pennock Hos­ SchOlarahlpa Lost year members WCT, »erved and the day was Classic and girl*, local and Mr. pital Guild No. Ik, VJ’.W. Aux­ donated a record 1793.000 to be : spent visiting. In the evening and Mr*. Duane Clum and fammembers of the family eniliary and the Johanna Circle for invrated to the National FounMr. and Mr*. Earl Marshall Uy of Dearborn Heights. Tn U* their many acta of kindness, food datlon Fund. Today. Elks num- joyed a potluck nipper. Member*'. afternoon Mrs. Herold Classic and Dean are leaving Monday bcrahlp numbers 1381,455 men. Iwere the Lipscomb family. for a two week vacation. They Phelps. nurses and staff at PenOf Intend to the local Elks Guests attended from Howell. are taking their daughter and family. Mra. Richard Ervin, to noat Hospital for their wonder*2 Mrs. Duane Clum. remained with BiloxL Ml**, where her husband. Capt. Richard C. Ervin, 1* going Rev. Elliott tor his comforting who won tile Stale Ritual Con- Guenthcr, remained for a few i his grandparents for a week. to CommunlcaUoiw School. * words during the illness End Mrs. Russell Mead and Rhea and days visit with her grand par-1 five outstanding ritual teon^ In enta * Thursday the piano »tu-I wr* urayu® aicnxuwn the Nation throughout the con- dents of Mrs. _______________ Frances Reuther Rnnf - Vicillltv Thursday dinner guesta of Mr. -Ill prt r— 1 1V1H11Y ftnd pftu] Humphrey of tost, and reclved fourth place wln «in, nt their recital •» at Uw the Ij AJUJlIlvsU Owosso. * On Thursday Mrs. honors. । zjon Lutheran Church at 8 p.m. By Mra. Leto Frey L. A. Day called on Mra. Lorin The Michigan delegation was^eryonc U invited.' Mr. and Mra. Rex Kenyon tn IK- UVw,.,tr, ITz, , ' ... ... . 1< 721-OHt stuck of Delton, was a lunch Mr. and Mrs. Richard Kenyon -, : , .: vuia Murexy were ounouy vanLost rnaay mra. ixo ray Dickerson of Dowling and an Mr. and Mra. Raymond Kenyon 1001 wlUl Mfs- 50x1 RowhMlvr -I Kathryn and Mrs Gordoh Buxton Mr. and Mrs. Verland Ransom M4 ndM Tn^n^l M A Mr. and Mra. Morgan Whitney ' gave a miscellaneous bridal evening dinner guest of Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Day and family of Mr. and Mrs* Chas. Ftnkbelner and Mra. Newton left Michigan from Friday to Monday with j Lenz. Seventeen guesta came to Sunday dinner guest of Mr Mr. and Mra. Gerald Fuller from the Willow Run Airport, Mr .nA Mr. Wm Vrlre Onlfh. xhnwrr unit enlmrert an Mr.i* I mra. 1 ............ —— ... :ana Mrs. licocr rviiri.. x landing at the International Sunday they —attended a reunion ;nlng of games. A Saturday tn- | Charles Day attended the Senior Airport in Miami and in t*lk- near Lansing. This was for allining CARD OF THANKS bad citizens' P)(lTfny meeting at Naavhille Na*vhille ng -the local pedro club luul In Uxu spend HTWrul a a party narlv with I I H their iHrlr husbands VMlOlAr.l. 1, on Wednesday. ... . ..... Michigan people thanks and appreciat their Winters at Cortex Ptaz* । Ch*rl“ made to order, flying condition-. Mobile Park In B.-adrai’an. FU. children and friend Monday visitor* with Die Velte'a while I was in Fennock Hospital, everyone had a grand time In especially the HUB Church and Miami Beadl" of Lima, OlUo. Mr and Mrs. The Banfield Circuit League vllle. * Mr. and Mb Warren Guy FewICM of Hastings went Baseball Club held a picnic and Bolton of Center Road and Lewis with the Velte's to Half Moon fun game Saturday evening at Bolton of California were Sunthetr trailer parked on Monday. Several from this area alter Bolton. * Miss Beverly PufpafT Recent callers with Mra. Cll- cd the Masonic picnic held attended a District MYF Counnicna Schalbly and Mrs. Hlldrcd field 4H Garden Club met Thurs­ Sunday. * Mr. and Mrs. Albert day afternoon at their leader. Benson were Saturday night Gladys Hall CARD OF THANKS felt thanks and appreciation to au our friends, neighbors and Mra. Cart Helse. On Sunday Du­ PufpafT. ★ The Benson reunion ane Schalbly was a dinner guest was held at the Karl PufpafT with them. Friday night with her grand- home on Sunday There were about 45 in attendance. * Mr. Her brother. Jimtny. is spending and Mrs. Nyle Fassett of Reed shown in the passing of our hus­ band and faUier. Sincere thanks for flora! tributes, cards, refresh- terly. Lovely refreshments were Fleming and family from Battle received many useful gifts in­ cluding recipes. Guests from. Woodland Included Mrs. Byron Hesterly. Mra. Verdan Hcsteriy and girls and Mra. Hlldrcd Hes­ Wltalen and family met at the terly. * Thursday vtattara with home ofTdr. and Mra. Roy Brown for a picnic dinner in honor of FALS. John Brown, Mra. Walter Durkee Mrs. Clarence (Julia) Nusbaum CARD OF THANKS to our nieces and nephews in Jackson. Mich, for the wonderful Thanks for the lovely gift from and Mr*. Burr FasaetL They all enjoyed a family'picnic at Gull Lake Saturday night and attend- :t day farboth of us. God LEGAL 5 D*i«4: July 1*. IBM > PfclHp H. Nlukvll. Ju4r» <jFTr= b*t^H ' ■ < Tri» Phillip Born. Is spending a few ' grandfather. days with his grandparents. Mr Sunday. Mr. Carl Sunday dinner What type of person should buy the hot Plymouth now? Lake Odessa Firestone Tire & Rubber Co. Sales Management Program ADVANTAGES OFFERED Business Directory PRODUCTION MKMOKIAL MONUMENTS CREDIT Lowrance Brothers OF DISTINCTION ASSOCIATION II SHERWOOD ACENCV INSURANCE playing on Saturday evenings. * potluck supper at 5:JO. This waa for all members and their 2. Mra. Jack Crockford and family Thursday evening for a picnic JERR^ ANDRUS Bonus based on performance now ELIGIBLE APPLICANTS 1. June 1565 Butiness Graduates a. Four-year college. b. Junior College. [ _ c. High School 2. Young man with present or prior sales experience (high school graduates—some college preferred.! 3. Must present good appearance, have good speaking voice and be aggressive. ' ACHRYSLER FAT uoraas coaraunM IMMEDIATE OPENING 1. 2. 3. 4. . malned until Saturday then left for a fishing trip Into Canada Right now, youi Plymouth Dealer's showroom is a saver's paradise. It*l clean-up time and time for every new-car shopper to save big on ■ Plymouth Fury, Belvedere, Valiant or Barracuda. The ‘65s are priced low to move out <ML Bring your old car in for a high-dollar trade today. It , Il could COU1Q be IX the ll-B start »l«l of a • brand-new UI«IIM-U«" hobby ..vuv; for you... saving money on « PtymouthL_j_ J 3. Liberal Retirement Program Clum and family at Belmont. Stafa Fam Insurance a saver! 4. Annual Paid Vacation 5. Liberal Insurance Program covering employes and dependents against the Hastings Baptist team. Tl>e Woodland teams will play their final games of the season Monday. Aug. 3. The Lqthem and Methodist teams will players has been onmnlaxl for __ __ _____ 1. Opportunity for rapid advancement guest Thursday and Friday with Mrs. Hlldrrd Hraterly and Mrs. CUmena Schalbly. Tills Tliuroday evetting the ROUET w. 6H6AWOOO. Mgr. IM I. MM«m Am. Essner in Clarksville. Satmday night. July 17. a Mr. and Mrs By Mra. Uoyd Owrn Robert Babcock and children IID..IM eej-1411 frlim Rarwy Mill*, called at Hams ton. Other guesta were Mr.1I M. and Ms. Edwin James re- Raymond Owens. Sunday. July turned home recently from a 18. * Daniel Hutchins la the and Mrs. Robert Pollok. Keith trip through Ohio and several owner of a new honr. answer* and Linda, of Royal Oak. Bsstem state* and report a won- to the name of Drifter, derful Ume. Glad to say Mi----------- •------------Anglers in the United States Jamea la feeling well now, since __ ™ second only Michigan* shoreline. his lllncsa earlier in Ur SumAUAkB g ;<Xals mure than 3.00U “ . Ing tackle and gadgets, the National mer. * Ethel Gunl was taken miles including offdwre Islands. to Pennock HoBpitnl WcdnesGeographic say*. were family of Thornapple Lake had dinner Thursday at the Nordla. ★ Mr. and Mrs Robert C. Smith and Nancy were last Sunday eve­ ning callera of Mra. Hazel Hig­ don in Nashville. * Mrs. Robert-. Herman and family attended theNazarene camp meeting at Vicks-’ DuBols burg the past week. David Her/ man Is attending boy's camp We ere expanding rapidly and need management personnel to meet our new requirement!: AUTO — ■FIRE BONDS Swanson Ineuranco Flint U .visiting In the art* for East Doud stayed to spend this week with his grandparents. * Miss Letitia Smith and Mira Judy Strong spent the past week at a cottage on Lake Louise. * Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Smith and Nancy and, Kelth Furice at Saddlebag Lake. Rev. James Stockton of Belding 945-9415 Tobias in Hinds district, Friday night, July 16 'W Air. and Mrs. Howard Moore attended the Kotula was Bunday callera ot Mr. and Mrs. attended the Blanton reunion Sunday at Tydcn Pork. Forty member* were present * Ttmra- Jackson. * The United Brethren , Church enjoyed an open air scr-; HATTINCJ Kotula family and Mr. Abt al- «ung. Gull Lake Bible and Missionary pQaucxTiow oapn. •Ute *f MteklrM. Prebst* Court daughter of Mr. and Mra. Phillip By Mr*. Dan Paterman Born * The United Brethren entertained the local ladles pedro Church WCTU will hold a pot­ club. * Mr. and Mra. John Crago Onixrnd «h»l <■» Ann»« 3. luck picnic at Hillary Park on and son from Albion called on 10:10 A.M. In ike >'rob»l» M-66 Tuesday. Aug. 3. A mealing Mr. and Mra. Gordon Buxton fl fv Hitifiy th»l rt. Jtef«n4u>L KSiwU Colter. «k»tl oniwrr wlU follow. * Rev. and Mra. Sunday. * Kathryn Frey spent the Glenn after attend•t-tak«.Mtli «thrr setioa m '*»y Hoffman. Mr- and Mra. Willis Friday night with her sister and ,™ Ulcir ulaaa rcunwii u me Walton and family and Judy family. Mr and Mr* Noernah Ullage park, w Mra Zeiplw Clark Sun- Leonard of near Bellevue v S weekend with her day dmnrr Kurata with Mra. | Tuesday Mrs Richard Kiirore rather. 1In. Susie Stout of Claudine Matthews. Visitors; attended the Minnie E. Keyea Orleans, w Mr and Mra. Dan Mr m«i. Matron's picnic at Eaton Hickey called on Mra Mina thews of Saginaw and Mr. and I Rapids. * «*■Richard Brooks at the Ionia Manor SunMra. Don Matthewa w Mr. and Kilgore nd Dickie were Thura- day Bnd Glenn Morris at the Mra. Clifford Towsley and Mike day evi inc dinner Rue.Vs of Ionia County Memorial Hospital * Ttmmnr tn fH,-I-.Hi, < «■_ . . ...—.— —- ----- _ - —..., .-.iiaiiuwca t Mr ana Mrs.. tKevo __ Button *lth l,’?r Mra. ★ Mr. and Mrs Thad Stampfler of rural Portland. Mra. Dan Hlldred Heaterly and Mra. Cll- suffered more than 61,000 dam- Hickey and Mike Were Wedncsmena Schalbly. Other vtaltani age during the freak wind last day evening guccts of Mrand were George Schalbly and Ver- ________________________ dan Heaterly. * Mr and Mrs. I Office Hown kUfrWti I to ■» F.M. | Mr. and Mrs. Mrivtn anllh; w held f» । from California were Wednesday. Mri Wanda A. Haney, 43, of July 14, supper guests last week 4503 BL Jean street, Dctrvl'‘of the Paul Kesler family. Mra. Tuesday at 1:30 at the Pickens I BmUh b an aunt of PauL ■* Chapel, Lake Odessa, with intcrMra. Robert* Williams and chll- ment in Lakeside Cemetery. Rev. 1 dren were weekend guests of Mr. Luther Brokal- officiated. 1, and Mra! "Boote" WHliams. Mr. | Mra. Haney died Saturday n«William* .at . the East wuuama’ mother, inoincr, Mrs. nua. Ethel cwk, nlng mng about auoui 7< pm p I ’Williams UUll-—. from TnHtana Indiana bn, has been side fin General1 ItiAnital. Huipilal. Detroit. a guest of the Williams family, after a long lllneea. She liad, Saturday, July 17. Rer E F been Rhoades of Nashville officiated I She was bom Nov. 21 1W2. । ‘ at Che wedding of Dallas HUI.1 An}“111.0' 7'*“ daughter of Mra. Mildred Hill resident of Detroit for he'Part and the late Fred H1U, and Ar- » years She mazried Milo thur Green Green from from Eixnaro, Elkhart, ina. Ind. Haney n.n o tnur . al Detroit, four years Mra. Bill Sutton and Brenda The ccrwnony WM twld in the agu to celebrate Bill's Mrthday. 8ouUj Mnpl<, Grovo E. U. B. | Surviving are her husband: a The Lakewood Baptist Church b attendants were three-year - old daughter. H»inU-nteKtrlMr will('[ be .nrt -her 7 — < — —• till, twine Al..’I JOOll I i- ■ • nulther. Mrs. held Saturday evening. Aug. 7. g^llh Bnd Ule groom's brother Ros* Burk of Amarillo Texas. - —U • WwiImi ___ . — m ..Ill . ' ________ of Augusta visited the Harold hvo in Elkhart after reluming erening July 14. * Mrs Eunice Johnstons and Mra. Wayne rrom their wedding trip to Barcroft, from near Freeport. Shade and Linda Sunday. ♦ Mr. Mackinaw and other places of and O t Johnson from Battle and Mra. Ira Erb of Clarksville merest In that vicinity. Con- Crrt,k diid at Lloyd Owen'* were Sunday luncheon guestaof peculations and best wishes Sunday. July 18 * Mr. and Mra. Mr. and Roy Erb. •• * The q-he Dale Ruffner ------family Shriber num from Hmdlngs xprnt -Z. .Mra. . — - n - who W|J1 cjnriucr Clare Blakely! and Mra. Myrvell nTe near Bristol Corners, were Saturday and Sundav. July 10 Stephens visited the Henry Boo Bunday. July 16, guewts of his n Bt will Gufdx O. T. Johnfamily frO family at at Kalamazoo Kalamazoo Sunday. Sunday. * * parental parents, the the Miles MUra Ruffners Ruffners * * frOtn m Battle Battle Creek Crrek called called un VI, and VI,. . .. July ■■ Mr. Mra. Louis Kntul*. Kotula anti and jxn, IV. the boy who has been llv- Wm Curd. Bunday. 18. I**m«I1v and —ml 0 —1—, Abt A 111 of nt Glen rtlsn mg _ m ... the Ruffner home , for tnr _ family Peter nnQ... Mrs rtlJWluu XI, Ellyn. Ill, spent the weekend sometime'come, in contact with B(tended a birthday furprix’ man Chase while Mrs. Gilbert Bcgcrow home. Other guests In recent operation. ★ Mr. and Mra. Donald Royston of Charlotte. Lcn Frey, Kathryn and Marvin They were en route from the were Sunday dinner guests at Woodmansy reunion at Morrison the Normap Leonard home south RolUc, for SOI a Mtehlpn Aw. Hastings Mrs. Haney, 42, iDies in Detroit Dunham Local Elks Attend National Convention Retail Sales—Selling inside store Commercial Sales—Selling to Business Service Manager—Tire and Service Sales Office and Credit Manager. Call Grand Rapids—collect—CL* 1-2911 for interview appointment. AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER DEWIY.'S CAR PALACE M-41 it Spra|.i M., 0,hwi BARRY'S FARM STORE S. Hanover at Hastings City Limit* �. ' ' ’ . i» r rr - - < -o t , - • -XJ7T' 7 1 —* . ’ '•Zjr’Jf <".. ■ » aiODUM <* -lA (H>—3 'We Have No Summer Slump/ He Said.'We Advertise to Stay Ahead' COME TO WHERE THE USED CAR SAVINGS ARE SUMMER SPECIALS —Save ’ $$ on One of These OncOwner,.New-Car Trades . . . FAIR WEEK CLEARANCE SALE on All Classified Paragraphs MINIMUM RATE —50c for Twenty Words. NEW & USED CARS DISTRICT of 50c. On ads Mt Late Modal Trade-Ins 10 GILTS. DUB TO FARROW SOON—Weight 250 lbs. Phone Get a Ona Owner 1964 DODGE CUSTOM H.TOP For the Best Terms Model 880. Has power steering and Values in Town and brakes. Radio. Only 11,895 See the Dodge Boys at 19*4 RAMBLER CONV. ..01486 IM] CHEVROLET IMPALA 4 Dr. Sedan. Automatic Drive 8 cyl. engine. Power steering and brakes. Radio. OfiFowner. Like new. Only..H405 CLASSIFIED AD PAGE HASTINGS BANNER PHONE Wl 5-3481 Lepard. it Automotive DISPLAY CLASSIFIED—$1.25 per tach for stagte tasertton. 85< per j HASTINGS MOTOR SALES 1953 DODOS 3'4 TON FLAT­ RACK TRUCK WITH -59 MOTOR —Two speed Motor ex­ cellent Reduced to 4400 far quick sale. 374-8111 or 374­ 8437. 7/39 SUPERVISOR REAL ESTATE Nationwide Real Estate Or­ ganisation has opening for Licensed Real Estate Brokers with a successful Bales back- mare may INSIST ON MIOHIOAl^ BQTSEWING MACHINE --------------- - ---- ---------------------- TTO OABI •"O"1 Only 4 months old. This fully i Appliance* before JAR. wyI automatic machine may be They Sell—They Install—They purchased for just *4880 or | Service. Ph. Wl 5-2833. M-37 monthly. .We cany our South, own accounts. Cal! -----BAGS AND Dealer. ‘ to fit moat sweeper* are available atSTEURY’B ELECTRIO. 323 S. Jcfieraon. Also, small x Lost and Found appliance repair. tf also qualify. Must be honest, reliable. character. and financially re­ sponsible. Age preferred—35 Ar Boats 19*3 MERCURY CUSTOM 4 Dr. Sedan. Autqpiatic drive. Power steering and brakes Radio. One owher.*1435 1962 MERCURY METEOR Custom 4 Dr. Sedan. Has V8 engine, automatic trans., power steering................. ........11,356 1962 CHEVROLET B1SCAYNE 2 Dr. Sedan.W95 TRANSPORTATION CARS USED CAR LOT Farm Machinery 1959 LINCOLN PREMIER 4 Dr. H.Top*995 IS55 DODGE PICK-UP i-im. Mwmaa w Ar Busineii Opportunity by A Tractor and "Better than lhe Rest" . —Free Tube Check— —Several good used Balers and Hay* Tools. 315 S. Hanover St. —1961 Ford Tractor and Loader. —Ferguson 20 Tractor and Loud- Phone 945-386? quarters and a bait shop at Houghton Lake near Pruden­ ville. A year around business now. with "Shanty Town" and the- ski jumps all winter. 415.DOO will handle. Amid The Lakes Realty H. D. Burpee, Broker Delton, Mich. 1955 IJI.C. PICK-UP -1964 Cockshutl Tractor. A-l 1959 MERCURY CONV. ...H95 shape! -Massey Harris 30 Tractor. A-l sltapc. LEGALS Mahler Motor Sales LINCOLN-MERCURY DEALER 1310 N. MICHIGAN AVE. Wl 5-2479 ■ 7/29 KENT ixMitlon available far intelligent man who has dem­ onstrated a successful personal and employment background. Experience in retail sales and building material warehousing desirable. However, men with similar outdoor. Indoor back­ ground such as agriculture, will sales and service to building material customers, receiving merchandise and building ma­ terial. operation of fork lift truck, and material handling and unloading trucks, build­ ing material counter sales. In­ come, based on experience and background. Benefits include: GOOD AS NEW STORE plan. dependents hospital and sickness plan, paid sickness plan, paid vacation plan, six paid holidays, uniform plan, paid training and development plan. If interested call Blue BETTER USED CARS GOODYEAR BROS. PRICED TO MOVE Wl SETCHELL-CARLSON TRACTORS: —John Deere cultivator. ,«nirvunnBPG. 171. Hastings lotepuouw inquiries arc strictly confi- COLOR TV —Minn. Moline R Tractor and cult. Cheap! 1960 BUICK SEDAN La Sabre 4 Dr3595 SENTZ TV Sales - Service Used _________ -------------------------------------------------FOR QUICK SALE-1964 Apache . _________ — "Golden Eagle" camper with ___ ,_ , ccrrcanopy and new spare tire ^^^X JiYr^A^OOOD HOME plus extra floor covering Used TEN NEEDB A GOOD HOME 6 times. Sleeps four perfectly.: -811 E fatAtc Cost new with extras. *1,044.00. Will sell for cash. *750 00. Call . Wl 5-3884 after 6:30 pm. U NOTICE FARM IMPLEMENTS - ’ “ Personals Ar For Sale—Miscellaneous 1943-VOLKSWAGEN Has AM-FM radio 11,195 W IMS MERCURY H.TOP Custom 4 Dr Has power steer­ ing and brakess 1,395 LARGE BROWN MALE GREAT DANE LOST—In .leuiuy ol Outnuc, IaE. Hm qhok. chain on. Answers to nkrne of I s.,s BmH. »» MA 1•’079 ar Wl 5-44B3 tf m. NOTICES 1963 OLDS SEDAN . . . Dynamic 88 4 Dr Power steering and brakes. Radio, w walls. Showroom condition! 1963 BUICK RIVIERA .... Beautiful blue hardtop spurt evupe. lull power, w wall*, and very lew miles by original owner. 1963 CHEVROLET IMPALA ... 4 Dr. Hardtop. V8 motor, automatic transmission. I o w mileage and very clean through­ out. 1963 CHEVROLET IMPALA ... 4 Dr. Sedan. V8, automatic transmission, new w/wall tires, radio. 1902 OLDSMOBILE 88 ... 4 Dr. Sedan; Power steer­ ing and brakes, new w/wall tires, radio, one owner. 1963 CHEVROLET BEL AIR . . . 4 Dr. Sedan, V-8 motor, automatic trammlMian. radio, w walls, nice maroon finish. 196! RAMBLER SEDAN ... Ail while 4 Door, six cyl­ inder. automatic transmission, look this one over. 1961 FORD STATION WAGON V8 engine, automatic transmis­ sion, radio, ready to go. lubricated and sharpened, only 4145. Service and satisfaction guaranteed. Lapo Drug. 144 E. QUICK" SALE 1964 Apache Also larger sues at corresponding low price*. Guaranteed water and mildew proof. Golden Eagle' WINICK SURPLUS Camper 206 N. Michigan Ph. W 5-3324 Brush. No wet. carpets or handwork. Clean 180 square feel tor only |81>5. Hastings Floor Covering. 133 W. 8Ute, Hastings. Phone Wl 5-5118. U . . . with Canopy and New Spare Tire, plus Extra Floor 1ANDY 6-UN1T MOTEL-EOR SALE - With modEUSnlivlng quarters and a bait,AMP at Houghton Lake ncari Pruden­ ville. A year around ‘business now with "Shanty Tqwn" -and the ski Jumps all winter.-05,000 A Fascinating Opportunity Viviane Woodard offers one of the greatest earning oppor­ tunities far women in America today! Operate your own busl- Covering. (Used 6 times). Sleeps four perfeclly. Cost new with extras. $1044,00. Will Sell for Cosh $750.00 stamp with youi name, ad­ dress and ZIP number for 4325. Thk includes, postage and sales tax. Burpee's Spec­ ialty Shoppe, Delton. Mkh. Call Wl 5-3884 after 6:30 P.M. cosmetics. If you qualify you will be trained in the glamor­ ous techniques of the movie industry. Write for free infor­ mation to B. E. Welk, 583 W. 6KRVICEI No charge for overaixe prints. *' tablA r____~ FoY-plaxlck, reunions, lots of uses. 300’. 1350 at Tita Ban­ ner office. tf HE FATMAN—Private Detec­ tive 24-Hour, Shadowing, Tape, Foto - Film Evidence. Nation- 1960 PONTIAC CONVERTIBLE . . . Best Bonneville model with bucket seat and fully equipped, top condition inside and out 1960 PONTIAC VENTURA ... All white. 4 Dr. vfcta, ma­ roon interior, power steering and brakes. One owner. NEW WATERPROOF TARP MR. FARMER: lafco OLDS 80 is headquarters for Quality X - 4 Dr. Sedan. Nicely Seeds that arc certified for equipped including power steer­ ing and brakes. Thoroughly use in Michigan. reconditioned. Nest icoion’s paiture and hay crop depends on what you put into the soil this fall in the line of quality seed and plant food. REAHM MOTOR SALES PONTIAC OLDS CADILLAC Ph. 5-3478-107 N. Michigan Ave Hastings, Michigan . * 7/29 NOTICE DON'T GAMBLE . . . Use Farm Bureau** Guar­ anteed Seeda and "High Anaiyiit” Plant Food. We recommend the inoculation of alfalfas and clovers . . . Buy your inoculants here. MACHINE OPERATORS ’^FireBF-tA1 Um Heating - Plumbing Place Your Order Today! Service New • Remodel • Repair KAECHELE'S 305 S. Church Wl 5-5352 Farm Bureau Services M-37 South . .mount st isfcses-wh HondoMi Tw-nty • >l« .»4 hur>4K<UU (M.SSB.Tm Itoltei NOTICE I« THKHKINIUK lK»l to l.w «"4 th SiMM M »'ld (BOTtnsr. mI4 ( *HI b« f»r*rln«M by sale Wl 5-2223 5/5' Must be capable of handling all types of mechanical opcratlons, read blueprints and. miciometers and make own Mtups. Send your resume or apply at E. W. Bliss Co. em­ ployment office, 1004 E. State St.. Hastings, Mich. hoapllal. Apartment and utili­ ties furnished and salary. For interview call -Grund Rapids HASTINGS BANNER .CLASSIFIEDS Call Wl 5-3481 WHENEVER SOMETHING YOU . VALUE IS LOST, make use of the most likely means of get- n. ting it back. Dial Wl 5-3481 at «•« once and say "Banner Classi- “ fiM plMM." > I MARRIED MAN For modem dairy farm work. Two bedroom house and good wages. Phone Charlotte 443-2637. 7/29 plete with al! cleaning acces­ sories and a one year guaran­ tee. Will cell for 5 paymenu ot NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN35 or 320 cash. Call Row. 945­ That a public hearing of the 9431 Dealer. 7/39 1965 - 66 operation budget of Delton Kellogg School BF2 will be held on August 9. 1065. at 7.30 pm. in the superin- A* Wanted to, Rent That on Aug- 7, 1965. al 10 am.: at the Hastings Chy Bank.: Hastings, Mich., a 1950 Keo three ton wrecker will be sold I * Wanted at public sale. The seller re­ serves Ute right to bid. Truck' �5B~==VACATION ~= time ■ 8—THE HASTINGS BANKER Thursday, July 28. IKS A PERSONAL LOAfi Mrs. Bob Dryer Found Dead Tuesday Morning MAY BE THE ANSWER $25 to $1000 'Plan A Carefree Vacation Cosh Too Cel S Pay All Your Bills ’/i »o Vi. $ 5.00 Si.IB 112.16 • Take Extra "Cash*' Cut Payments By of 17.00 12 25 519.71 24.00 30 709.90 28.00 36 822.7B 32.00 36 1.000.00 38.24 36 ltj% er ■». Io $>0 *100 is J1000—IVeS M MO. Check the Chart Local Finance Stop in at 112 S. JoHerton or Call Wl 5-3424 FJUo« oflklaUnj and burial husband, la *urvlved by a daughchildren, and B ilstei English of Lansing. Pvt Stuart B. Church. non of 3-Day Live Steam Show Set for Charlton Park home st 706 N. Broadway Tues- Green, had the misfortune to: I Activity galore haa been going---------- w------ :---------------------------------day morning, July Tf. by her break hta leg In two ptacra a the park offer* ample camping ■■”* “»» “« ■™1 8“"d“' husband. Robert ------- -- M» — -n ------- “ 'knluln; *——■----- ‘ ■" “ properly, to had to be rebroken ,v* ®*JS , last Monday. Hta folks went I Some 20 oteam engines, large The itesun engine* will be mlng facilities. Tile club rosier itata 33 mem­ down to see him over the 4th a»d small antique gas true lorn seen demonstrating how thrcahbers thia year, anil they have HI WIUIUI **u<c • — WM AUlUAUia “ ..... J "----- .---- , , . ----- --------- * ---- v--------worx jraiun. os had arvrrai several "work Mtwlon*'- at He, moved in. and everything la In , there. and there will be baling rwa ,-----:■ fever and taking penicillin. He the park repairmg the ramp, the hospital ho>pital t 'udlneM for the annual three- and aawlng exhibitions. Ju-v. for ' Mra. Dryer was bom tn Barry. will probably be In live bulldlng n new teeter totter, and County on Oct. 14. 1895. the another couple months. Hta ad­ day live steam show put on by fun the engines will be used in koUIng the many details ready the members of the Michigan ramp climbing, races, a tug-ofS'.rsm Engine and Thresher'swar. , war. in a teeter tetter totter balancing to accommodate Uie Uwummta ' 'Crawfordl Backus She attend-, jrtunt and‘ -------------------------------In a pulling contest ut visitor* who are expected to Club. - . NG 17-101-115 ed the Friend School near Carl­ rtall the reenlc park during the : ton Center and married Robert ■the Blough Brothers of Empire; thrcc -riay show Dryer of Rutland Township on mote today than when they Lynn Mix of Hastthg* will have The club members come from June 30, 1915. were originally purchased | hl* shingle mill in operation. a wide radlua- The Itat include* They lived all of their mar> and Melvin Lugten of Hamilton. Frank Ott and LaVrnie OU of rted life in Hastings and on July up and his folks are' hoping won’t be too long before he a fully restored and in operating the president of the Michigan FowiervlUc: Ernest Gorham of ! Steam—Engine and- Tlireahers condition. -----------—------—----------- Plainwell: Roy Wolter*. Ralph come home ding jubilee. ' Wednesday Uie boilers under- CTub' w‘» »»*« veneer ina- Woodmansee and Carl Tuttle of ! She vu a member of Uie Flrat Mr and Mra. Fred Smith eall- went th« cold water hydrostatic ’ cH3ne in the park for the show. Battle Creek; Gerald Tungnte ■Methodist Church, tlie WSCS, and Leonard Voaburg of Dolton; the Senior ClUrens Club and a cd on Mra. Herbert VanVrunkeji ut the Eaton Rapid* Hospital on cntcrtaltunent will be contlnu- I boat will be taking visitor* for Pennock Hospital Guild. Sunday. treasurer of the dub. Ray Petit- THE V STORE IS 104 WEST STATE STREET HASTINGS, MICHIGAN QUITTIN BUSINESS k _______________________________________________ ____________ -___________________________ _ SALE Starts THURSDAY 9 a.m. JULY 29th LEx «| /VEWRAGAIN! STORE HOURS DAILY 9 A.M.-5:3O P.M. WED. & FRI. 9 A.M.-9 P.M. NOTHING&SfRVfP! HERE ARE THE FACTS Wl HAVE LOST OUR LEASE AND IT IS WITH DEEP REGRET THAT WE MUST QUIT BUSINESS AND CLOSE OUR DOORS. WE MUST SELL OUR ENTIRE STOCK THE STORE AND SLASHED EVERT PRICE REGARDLESS OF COST OR LOSS. EVERY ITEM NOW HAS A BIG RED SALE PRICE BUT THE REGULAR PRICE REMAINS SO "Skintee" PANTIES All Sizes THAT YOU KNOW JUST HOW MUCH YOU SAVE ON EVERY PURCHASE. REMEMBER. EVERYTHING MUST AND WILL BE SOLD TO THE BARE WALLS. 7_e 77 BMMNNN SEIS . .. 1HOR n il ’/," tledrk Dnn and Case Reg. $1-49 »11” Clotinf Our Door.! EW'il’RJCISLASHSVI One Lot IRONING BOARD SET Pad and Cover R«S.*M» 88C ENTIRE STOCK entire stock FISHING GEAR amt children visited Mr. und Mra George Alexander of Lowvll i Sunday. June 18- * Betty Du­ ! a n y of Grawl Rapids spent , the week with Mr and Mra. । Elwood Yoder. * Mr. and Mrs. i. Elwood Yoder and family, Sue I Thaler. local, and Terri Wood of Caledonia enjoyed a picnic al the State Park in Holland Sun­ day. July 18. * Mr. and Mrs. Howell Mingus of Ann Arbor, and Mra Jerry Gutekunst of Saline were Spnday. July 18. lunch guests of Mr and Mra. Howell Newton * Pvt Keith Mhvton from Wheeler. Ind . and , Rapid* spent the July 17th week­ end with their parents. Mr and Mra. Howell Newton. Mr and Mrs Kenneth f*rice of Price of Hastings wrrr Sunday. July 18, dinner guerts of Mr. and Mrs Ruiwell Price Visitors were, Mra. Edna Scufe. Mtas Gertie Thompson, and the Elton worth Swnnsons of Krtn*vil!e. N C.. were recent vtaitore of | Mr. and Mra Rujoell Price. * I A3 C and Mra Jarnm Shocbridgn is stationed with Ute Air Force t ntartnined Friday.,July 16. with a dinner honoring their son. Emrat Guest* were Mr and Mra. BUI Newman, of Perry. Mra. Mary Jordon of Linking. Mra. Loulre Newman of Coruna and ton Rapids * Mr and Mra EmJuly 18. dinner guests of Mr. Rapid* * Mr and Mra Forrest , Buehler visited her non and fnm| Uy, Mr. and Mrs Donald Morganthaler at Flint Sunday. July 18.’ . ’ I Mra Marie Reuter and chll-. Ous Woods at Stevensville. They aL>» called on Mr and Mra Rob ' ert White at St Joe Sunday. July 17th weekend guenta of One Lot 2 Rockets, Bird. Net WALL PICTURES Freeport By ,Wr*. Sylran Tajtf Wnvnr were Bunday. July 18. YOU WON T BE DISAPPOINTED. One Lot Reg. $149 start in early Spring and con। tlnue well into the Fall months ucro-.- the United State* They are both educational and enter­ taining. and give many persona a glimpse into the ptust Cod and family were July 17th 44c I ONE LOT speaker which the club pur- There will even lie a softball J game played with the base run­ ner* going from base to base on i strain engines. I Steamoramas are becoming SO. RIDE IF YOU CAN. WALK IF YOU MUST. BUT FLAN TO BE HERE EARLY. THE V STORE 7Wrfmiss this/ Ernest Conlln of Olivet and irvign Blough of Empire. I July 18. dinner guesta of Mr. and I Mrs Marvin Patrick. | Mr. and Mrs Oalon Oresholt jand daughters of St. Petersburg were Saturday, July 17. dinner I gumta of hl*, mother, Mrs Charles Overholt * Mr. and AS QUICKLY AS POSSIBLE—THEREFORE WE HAVE GONE OVER EVERY ITEM IN Ladies Rupert end George Bnmaon of OUcgc; David Barry, Lynn Mix. Hubert Bolter. Harry WuodmanCharles Boltre and Ward Woodmansre of /'“J"’**; CJ>fl’n«- Rowlader of Freeport.. CorCappon. U H. “”tl Robert Cappon Woodland. Ocorgv Lewi* of Rives Junction, Melvin Lugten and Howard Lugten "of John Routhnrrf Southard ,rTr r Hamilton; J«nn of Allegan: Lloyd Faust of Ver­ montville; Kenneth Lewis of ORLON 2-piuow sei »«. V” Entire Stock Hooks, Lines. Reels. Poles, etc. Mr. apd Mrs Henry Myers. I local, and Mn Laura Myers of Middleville were Sunday. July 18 suhper mx*t.s of Mr. and | Mra Carl Blackiedgr of Marion. | Mr. and Mra. Ployd Dukes and Arnold attended the Hrffiebowcr | reunion at Lake Odessa Sunday, vonla spent a week's vacation with the Floyd Dukes family. ★ Dwigh’. Ferris and daughter, Fran of Holland were Sunday. July 18. Visitors of hta sister. Mr and Mra Harold Eckert. * Mra. George Faunce. pauned hta physical examination at Detroit and will leave for the service with the Navy. Set*. 1. * Barb­ ara and MUton. Buehler Jr., of Ladies BELTS and Sharon at Murry lake were Mr. and Mm. Roy Duke* and Mr. and Mm. Ronald Geiser of Frretxirt and Bob Innaistev of Kaolins*. * Mr. and Mm. Allen Pish accompanied Mr BUI Forby anti hi* mother. Mrs Susie For­ by to visit Mr. and Mrs Harry Brown of Comstock Park July Pans, Coffee Pots CuPs> Pie Pans, [tc Every Price Slashed! with their grandparent*. Mr. and Mrs Kauffman while their mother ta In Pennock Hospital with a new baby. ■* Mr. and Mn Carl Roth of Clarksville and Mrs. Minnie King of Ionia were Sunday. July 18, vtaltors at the Charles-JZI ng home Evening Daniel Zook of Clarksville. * Friday. July 16, vUltors at Use all Vi Price OFF The V Store 104 W. State, Halting. Robert King and sons of Lowell. Planning outdoor vacations, birdwatching and magailne arti­ cle writing are among 39 Eve­ ning College courses offered this Spring on the Michigan State �I I Funeral Services A Tragedy of Errors For Mrs. Kenyon Held Tuesday The Hastings Banner Retirod Toochen Seventh-day Adventists Plan School Program Middleville Altar Society Gather! ed a long-range multi - million dollar .building program to modernlxe.the campuz‘3 of three of its boarding high school*. bera. were guests for dinner and an evening of catching up on' ——,w— —— Both families moved at that in Barry County the daughter ot of time, the Volkrl* to Chicago Mark and Harriet < Johncock > and Garveys to Grand Rapids. yOx. She attend.d the McCollum I where they still lire Voiketo school and moved to Cloverdale moved to Grand Rapids this WUh hrr parents who operand; month,---------where-- Dr. a the Hotel Cloverdale for 18 years. , phlai^ Academy al Holly. ------------ Volkel - -now — According to N C Wilson of I neuro-surgeon •"> to aawctated with gwlura Biu: married Jeare« Kenyon of । JMw'.SK U“April IM. «, pireldcnt. construction will start 1 on some major building nt each | school during 1968 The flrat to' got under way wllL-ha-i new |•__ girl's dormitory at Cedar Lak? Academy. Tlw contract for- this i • ! Hastings Student _ _ C____ Taking Olivet Mr. Kenyon worked at the brick, yard. They purchased a farm to a farm in the Hickory Cor­ ners area until their retirement about four years ago when they ' moved to Richland. 1 Mra Krnyon is survived by —— —------ . —--- her husband. Jease. and a sUter, VnnDenburg. R5. in the chemto- Mra. Mary Freer of Hartings try division. U attending the tec- , g ond annual Modern America — _ iraKJ S.'.UCompiioTBlT: (]0]|e<re C0UrSe Although one of the smaller denominations, th- Herenih-dny AdventLM Church maintains one of tlw largert parochial school, systems In the United States In Michigan, the church has 42 elementary schools. 11 junior thee Olivet Coli&tJcampu* Coflftfr-campus I r» T> • if 1 f high schools and five high schools. Alan, located In the stat* in Berrien Springs. I* An-, -.uu,. Ulc ,uuc. “"“U"" *»' drews University which Include* n school of graduate rtudtes. al Co[k«e *nd wl11 >* ln sesaioa seminary and an undergraduate unU! July 31. Charles Higdon retired this school. I Five area* of,study are repre-------- ------semea incy month after carrying mail on sented in uie the woranop. workrttop. They U/' e ■------- s* . . are lire economic*, economics, biology, blolocv. chemi/ chemls- Roule 3 0111 of Nashville for 47 Wim Soles Contest hur™i™« raa wiurai «a. >'•" Rural Mailman Retires After 47 Years rrprreentauye S' M inc l-lr.com IV1* ,‘“u'’u)“’. C®*?" ert F BcLT’aw^ U B^U<1 A«rncY> Knlanuib°en * '*2?U17 In the company* recent Prer.lCOnU*',.*f? cording to an announcement by preaident and *» •" *iStudent* participating tn the, Nor „rr rawtaCharles' M> fortn.r p not. workshop iiproialire In the area r0lis letting him forget them He was recently entertained by Their instruction Includes claw- them at a reception held al the room lecture*, field trips, audio home of Mr. and Mrs Carson visuals and demonstrations. A Ames on Carlisle Highway. work*hop newspaper la produced Reminiscing about hl* many by the m- uibcrs of the journal-:; yean years on on the Uie route route he he recalls recalls j that for the first six or eight shop Include regularly employed Olivet College faculty and.visit­ ing faculty from throughout the state and nation. Members of the 1965 faculty arc Dr. W. Bruce Armstrong, Olivet. Poll­ tlcal Science. Dr Fred Grucn. Olivet. Chemistry; Mr. Richard Fleming, Olivet-, Biology; Mr At the Ledges . Lael Woodbury, producer and (xipular actor at tlw Ledges Playhouse. performs Uie Urie role of the Greek classic. Oedlpus. the King " This drama may Working aa a team enJoyed the the center ta fully operative clous dinne. After succeeding steps wun October 11 alike This to As this meeting was mistaken- honors up the scholastic ladder.' l^tooer l' anxe i ly announced as the R e t i r e d ; the 1953 ulutatorian of Hastings 1 Barber's Reunion, there were High School was recently award- Peters will help introduce it. tliree retired barbers as guests cd a doctor of philosophy degree The afternoon was spent renew- from Northweatern University. '*?'nd,h'P' ‘"d ,lsU In m. dotnr. earned a sharing hobbles special position aa paycbologist in Ibe milieu program of Krystal Whittaker. 3. daughAUerdlng. to In charge of "hob­ environmental treatment at i ter of Mr. and Mra. Harold Whit* by" showing at the MEA Work­ Illinois' first model mental ’taker. 318 Middle St. Nashville, shop. hrslth center. wa* taken to Pennock Hospital. The ine next nc*i meeting meeung will wiu be w the me .........- „ — Peters O.f „ Battle Ua.Mnai Hastings. WMnMCSV Wednesday eVtllUIt* evuning ’ ' udent suffering from minor head infc^r'rnSm. .m b. I i^iSM « WJm WuL«. mrarrheld in Nashvinr on Sept 18 College. Its flrat all A'l student uh*n *h* lnt“ automobile driven by Mrs Har- ' with dinner at Foote's Restaur- and a member of ll| Initial old Woodard. 100 Cosgrove Bt ant at 12,30. Carrie Caiey will be graduating Cla.4 of IBM. obtained program chairman. a PhD In clinical psychology at _ Mt?_ -L,« r.nrn. tlw In nee on South imagfZ>zEvanston - after receiving a Dingman retide lahar* the ehltd's On IF M LI Gil minis bachelor of aria degree from , r .n,i r«.ri k-i-r Michigan State University in 19«0 John E. Houk and Carl Peter- and a master of arts degree tliere The child remained overnight . 196I in the hospital and X-rays were ron o! Hastings and Robert J 1ML Eichelberg of Hickory Comers in Dr »<n <Ud mim» m»k m ThurU., moral™____ were among the Freshmen tak- Ve!crBna AdmlnLrtraUon ReTONITE thru SATURDAY-8130 iD8.12*’ Icarch H,*Pltal 00 Chicago's ,’Western |dde irmu fr(Mn ii J9e3 M ---- aa---- Michigan University re- norm rune *>- uj u-a. wnU>' I She waa one of the first pejDriver error is involved in 4 out of 5 highway accident*. • ‘chologtst* employed at the n*wivl Exchange Governor opened Charter. P. Read Zone GEORGE ——---- j—----------------------------- *■------- - I John M Hayes. Batik Creek.' Center, a. model mental health GOBEL D J AT I *11 roamed In MulUkm to Allie; been' re-appointed district Program under the new federal IlCuFCd 11 ashVIlie «amlMu<h Mrs. Surina died tn’<OTrTnor Exchange Clubs in community program now in final June of 1963. Michigan District 5 of The °r Pining. I Surviving are three daughters.! National Exchange Club. The; Both sone admlntat»*Uve ofMrt Hubert Lathrop and Mr*. Exchange Clubs ot Hastings, flees and a clinic primarily for .Floyd William* both of Nash- Kalamazoo, Suburban Kalama- out pa Urn ta who will be malnRuvnorl Mrindoar [vllle and Mra. Rex Dunnigan of zoo, Marshall ore among the; teined In their communities as DUntU IVlUIlUay [Hastings; a bruthor, Jama* of nine clujn in his district. 1 much a* possible are located service*were werenew heldMonaay Mondaymatjj--, --r—• 5*2. a bcrviccs - • ~“ • “"H*----------- z O nr" rrrrm th. VrwrY Plttwral **SU. MUlCT Of DOWling and Home tn Nashville for Wirt D. ^\W^rand?hHdrer^ and' n' Surine. 74. Tlw Rev. C. C. Gib13 i son officiated and burial was «Trnl- P^wlchUdrcn. made tn Lakeview Cemetery ‘ Nashville, | Hastings Mr. Suriue, a retired farmer Little Girl Hurt Area Farmer LOWELL I Building Permits Nashville, died Thursday after- gy or cutter, as the season de- .COLOR cutler for 100 straight days. The highways were not cleared of snow as they are now. and he depended on those living along the route to keep the road open. Often the kids shoveled him out when the going got tough, but they wouldn't take any money l-edge ThLv Sophoclce' most ccker. Kalamazoo, Economics powerful play, depicts the tragic Evening programs foe 11 are Dr, Sherrill Cleland, dean iThe Menace * of Measles The workshop win conclude I July 31 with a-Finale Day Pi yWW the chiMno la t / idkr our tommifflily Every ysar in Iks United Ststei. hundreds of children die from with pumssest mentil defects resulting from complications. Through extensive medical led dtug rewerch. vicciau hrvr nt* bttn developed to combat me«lei THE REST IS UP TO YOU. Mike tort (lit children ii your fiouly ire protected. This is just Mother He has reported Area. pur­ chased grocery orders which had been phoned In to him the night before, and In 1019 he drove into cyclone" and stopped to AMtot. One cold wmter morning ; noticed a lamp burning on-O-t I chairman Of the Department of-. ??’c, fl7* *5* : Bio-Physics at Michigan State . e - d form.ed 1 i Unlvcratly will be the keynote . bed in hts underwear. He had . speaker. An evening banquet will become menially confused and । formally close the workshop. told the carrier he had to remain i j proximately 75 students In at­ in bed until the moon changed, , tendance. They come from 40 when he would go to a neigh­ bor's to shoot him. Charles called Michigan clUes and one other.• the sheriff's department and’ they committed the old. genUoman. On many occasions Charles played Cupid, delivering love let* I sored this year by the Olivet ten to sweethearts along his i College Department of Cornmun- route. j of a grant form the Charlco Stewart Mott Foundation of Flint. Charlea always carried his Dr. A. E. Dahlmsn D.C. the mailbox for him. And he-was offered sugar—100 pounds at a time. He was always finding gifts of eggs, fruit, maple syrup Chiropractor unusual to And packages which 128 W. Center St. other patron's home along the Your (jtagtf) Pharmacy Jacob's Prescription Pharmacy Werethere any pet peeves? Oh Hasting! 126 East State St. change left tn the mail box which he had to fish out on a bitter cold day. and when one would put out say a dime for a Phone Phono Wl 5-2466 Wl 5-3394 Hastings Summer Values Help has I. bide, and prevent minor skin blemishes j, MARVALQVE ; -Medicated Make-Up by Rexati • LIQUID MAKE-UP 1.50 flawless coverage .... • PRESSED POWDER , in purse compact 1.50 • MEDICATED STICK . touch up trouble spots1.00 pec ted to dig out the change. While-carrying mail Charles worked under 10 postmasters. Henry (Hasner, Ward Quick, Mra. Pauline Lykins, Robert Burlne, Babcock. Al BenneU, Mearte Scott and Harvey Wilson. Charles liked his work because of his patrons. He says, “I worked His retirement is going to give him time to.paint—he is a deco­ rator—and during August he and his wife and daughter are plan­ ning to vacation in the northern part of Michigan. , r* —w -- —, -A.. t-' i | ft f R | (I | k ' Se« Us For Your You Always Do Better at the naiionai DanK or nosungs LOOK OVER the New FARM During ttrvet you, lowering the cost of lilatM and protecting your health. rationing tn the war IMPLEMENTS and EQUIPMENT at the BARRY COUNTY FAIR Formers hove found friendly help here for years. When you have to purchase new equipment fdr your farm operation, be sure . . . YOU'LL and come to us for financing. We will meet UNDOUBTEDLY oil the requirements to gain your approval SEE MANY NEW W« have the latest patterns in and take care of all of your problems. We're THINGS FOR THE Form Financing experts. HOME AND OTHER BUILDINGS. TOO KODAK FILM and for all of your pic­ tures . . . See us for Fast Expert Film THE MODERN FASHION IN FLOORS Finishing. National Bank of Hastings A FLOOR TO MEET PRESCRIPTION PHARMACY 126 I Stat. St. EVERY BUDGET AFTERNOON FOR THE IARRY COUNTY PROGRAM *,I'X'ywy IRHMP Member tW«rol Rererce Sytiem and Federal Dapotil Inturance Corporation DEPOSITS INSURED UP TO $10,000.00 . ">••• Wl 5'244* ALL DRUG STORIS WILL IE CLOSED THURSDAY FAIR HASTINGS FLOOR COVERING 121 W. Stat. St. tn the Doctorate And New Job -ith dell’l Aft__ -------------- Osgood Funeral Home at 1:30 pm. Tuesday. The Rev. George Elliott offldated and burial wa* In Prairie-‘ rille Cemetery. The ladles of St. Augustine Altar Socirty, Middleville, held their annual potluck dinner ’ Tuesday at 8:30 pm. at CalrIdonla Park. Mra. Jamea Volkel I 6 HHS Honor Grad Xrl'LiX‘X" " “* Fninv Picnic who died at 11:30 am. Saturday at Borges* Hospital In Kalama- ------------- --- faction Three—PaoM 1 tO rtjI..U. ia' Thursday. July 29, 1965 Loans from ‘6000 to »60,00000 �Assyria Gospel Drive-In Church Welcomes Public Evangelism, Missions Share Gnll Like Fot•us Ths Astyrte Gospel Church. Drive-In Church. wtM bring to their platform thia Bunday ove- Bible teaching, evangelism and Conference program thlv coming Park Tabernacle Dr. ILUoSutabie. vice Preaident of-Uie Moody Bible Inatl- Hastings METHODIST CharcbM EMMANUEL EPISCOPAL CBURCH Rev. Don M. Qury. Rector Green, Wl 5-4945 10 am. Morning prayer ,Uv John Jolderama I «“• "—hip foltowed by j ’*?*'•* CEDAR CREEK BIBLE am. Worship Sermon: CHURCH Campground Rd. 8 miles south . INTEH-LAKE8 BAPTIST CHURCH Delton, Mich. Vacation Church School iE.U.B. 0:30 am. Worship. 10:30 am. Sunday school Evening worship, 7 pm. Mid-week Fellowship, 7 pm. Wednesday. 16 to 27 with a demonstration Whitings. W«IJ known fee U the WhIUage wtU pre varied ciWhlfttetl*— Edward Whiting. Ibis ymfa KsUogf Coitawe graduate, di­ rects the group. Mr. Whiting will Rev. Johnson At Orangeville Baptist Church Rev. Dan Johnson, radio evangelist with -The Inter­ Mountain Gcspcl Hour," Ctiey- weekday evening, except Satur- rille Baptist Church Mr. Johnson is a graduate ot Highway M-66. the church welZION LUTHERAN CHURCH Thia is the 34th consecutive <xxnas ths public to attend. Martin High School and made IRVING CHAPEL Veite Road at Woodland church vacation school for the his home in Martin-Orangeville Rev. Chalmer Miller. Pastor Rev. Einar Unseth, Pastor FJlioU are going u> Pentwater E.U.B. Church. Bunday school. 10 am. "Your Friendly, Christ-centered Grand Rapids School of the Sunday school 10 am. Church' ' Bible and Music. worship. 11 am. the associate supervisor. While attending Bible School Evening service. 7:80 pm. Worship and Holy Communion, Snow Bible Church near Kent Bible study. Church school. 9:45 am. Ircshmenl” from Psalm 23. those «trend tog City. Worship service, 10:30 am. Schwan. Following his ordination at Uie THE CHURCH OF Quimby Church HASTINGS EVANGELICAL Orangeville Baptist Church tn JESUS CHRIST OF Uie Central American Mission. Divine worship. 10:46 am. UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH October. 1963. the Johnsons . RiinX., AmVtrwU DM am Worship service. 11:30 a.m. Cir­ LATTER DAY 8AINT8 East and Grand. Hastings, Mich. moved to Big Piney. Wyo.. where M:43 at Podunk Lake aionary Aviation Fellowtoip. cuit topic: On Being ReconH1U; Weefayan Methodis Church of Dan became pastor at a CongreH J. Buwaltta. Minister A apecial feature for the week tiled to God.” Bunday School. 10:30 am Life" over WKZO-TV. America will convene in its "5lh guUonai Church. WiUJe serving is early evening meetinga for the srealon on the Wealeyan Metho­ Uxrrc hs began a Goapei radio Office lioura Tuesday tlirough ladiM with "Aunt Theresa" Wor- LAKEWOOD BAPTIST Friday. 9 am. to noon. Any dist Conference Ground/i on broadcast over, a nearby Motion man of WMBI, Chicago. She wiU ( iiiiRrif OF THE NAZARENE.TV, 11:30 am. Campground Road, south of which is now being released over £°mrcX lh’eWWr«‘*m«n- c"»mumty Room above Wood­ CHURCH other time by appointment 307 K. Marshall Street -----■The Lutheran Hour" Hastings, next week. Sunday schedule, Aug. 1. six stations, in Wyoming. land Fire Station. The Saturday night music; Mr. Johnson resigned his 410 EL Madison. 945-5065 concert at 7:30 pm. features: church in Big Piney thia Spring B:«6 am. Church school. 8upl| 8.50 am. Sunday school Glenn Jorian. Chicago vocalist. ,_ —*— ----- | 5Y BO8E CAraouc CHURCH CHURCH and moved to Clxyetutc with widely known for his radio and plans to devote full tunc to evan­ 11 am. Morning worship Rev. Fr. Joseph C. Dunphy, Hickory Corner*. Michigan recording work. —---------- >» -—-— 11 am. Worship. Bennon: "The gelism and the radio ministry. Rev. David Hawley. Assistant AU are cordially Invited to the 10 am. Bunday school » Conference on the east tome ot ’’•* ‘nJ>nr^u?h W' John 3:1. Organist, Ruth West beautiful Gull .Lake. Meetings Moehrc. Pastor. 367-2585. Special offering Sunday for t ionol Woman's Missionary Bo­ month of August in Michigan CLOVERDALE EVANGELICAL' 9. Saturdays. 7:30 am. on Sun- lor church and nusrery provided, are held nightly" g y through K Labor LAKEWOOD E. U. B. CHURCH CHURCH and will be ntaylng al the horns days Before Masaes on weekdays. ”7:30----pm. ----- -----------------Evening service. ' Rev. George Marshal]. Pastor Wednesday, 7:30 pm. Family depar tment. Huff, president of the Michigan Night. Adults, Youths, Juniors Conference Society, will chair Earl Johnson. Martin ; Bunday worship, 10 am. Morning worship, 11 am. ST. AUGUSTINE, 'Love' is Christian and children. 8:30 pm., choir n>- mon: "Pleasing God." | Bunday school 11 am. MIDDLEVILLE MYF Sunday, 7 pm. 0 pm. Membership class in Uie Science Lesson slorau-y Day. Several missionadult room. CARLTON CENTER METHODIST CHURCH Monday, 7 pm. Evangelism West Africa, Jamaica. Puerto in i McCallum united Durkee Road Rico, Haiti and Japan will be Rev. Richard Var.denBoech. Committee meeting with the paaCharles Gibba, Pastor present and speaking throughout Sunday school. 10:15 am. Floyd Walter, Bupt God in him." This verse from I BRETHREN IN Morning worship, 9:15 am. Tuesday. 7:30 pm. U8.WS CHRIST CHURCH Bible school, 10 am. . A highlight of the day win be Virginia Myers teacher. Refresh “The Church in the Wildwood,. ClSuuE. "Sdn.'i/'ru.wUr O™ UDT OT Q,IEAT 0AM' WOODLAKD rnt'KCn O> a groundbreaking sendee for a Otb Lake Road .fr! 2^’ nnwircn THE BRETHREN BRETHREN Guest pastor at the HaMing-s I MlMionary Home to be built In THE 7 p.m. During the month of Au- DOWLING numbvr of illustrations from tlie. Baptist Church Sunday will be Wesleyan Village. Bible Study. ’ Interim Pastor 8310 Coats Grove Road the Rev. George White, iM«Uir 9:30 am. Morning group, Bill Sunday school, 10 am. I of the Norihpark Baptist Church. Cotant. Worship, 11 am. CARLTON SEVENTH-DAY Grand Rapids. twining with 7:15 Clfristian Endeavor. 7 pm. Evening group, Gladys ' Sunday school. 10:45 am. 'DELTON METHODIST ADVENTIST CHURCH Oetroth. - ------------------ w---------CHURCH Saturday, worship. 9:30 am. lKIU*ATRICK UNITED Saturday, Church library opens Wed . 8 pm. Prayer meeting. , Marrin< E. Taber, Minister WOODLAND BRETHREN CHURCH i North park Church far f o u i -----------Phone 623-5856 Prayer meeting, Tuesday, 7:30, METHODIST CHURCH M-M Woodland MIDDLEVILLE CHRISTIAN All church Sunday school pic­ Church Study, Bunday, 8:45'1 P-hl Rev. Richard VandcnBoseh, Rev. R. A. Hoffman / REFORMED CHAPEL nic at Hilton Park at Green Bunday school 10 am. . 10 am. Bunday school. 708 W. Main Street Lake. Saturday. July 31. It will UUUl *110 OMUK IU1U rcev. BIM1 «>■•. j Worship Bunday, Ham. PILGRIM HOLLNE88 CHURCH Morning worship, 11 am. The Rev- White will be bringRev Earl Schippcr be potluck. Bring sandwiches Mra Huff have served as nilsI Youth Fellowships, Sunday. 6 Youth Fellowship. 7:30 pm. . 8 pm. Evening service. stonarire in Sierra I^one,-and1 ing Bible meMages at the 11 Worship, 10 am. 1306 South Hanover Street since Ulla mission field celcbtat- am. and 7:30 pm. rervlces Sunday School. 11:15 am. Prayer group, Turoday, 8:30 Phono 045-9429 HASTINGS BAPTIST CHURCH Three mit'Jnp are part of a ed their 75th anniversary at tnclr Evening Worship, 7:30. 10 am. Sunday school. Cliancel choir rehearsal. Thura 11 am. Morning worship. (turn by 4:30. Ail artivitica and Ing tied in with the program of Bible Conference at the church MILO BIBLE CHURCH Youth meeting. 6:15 pm Music juid-Youth Route 3, Delton swimming will be carefully sup- Miastonary Day. Rev. Paul Dr*- ' in Uie abaence of the pastor, Evening Gospel Hour, 7 pm. 9:45 am. Sunday School. Rev. Frank Crabb ker, just home from Sierra Leone.' Russell Houseman and his wife, Wednesday prayer, 7:30 pm. will be the Thursday nigiA who are in.Alaska on a contbinspeakcr. ed mbouonary trip and vacation. Bunday school 10 am. 8. KALAMO PENTECOSTAL Wtote. Tiiu’.tervipe is broa^ Worship, 11 am. It takes a CHURCH I 11 am. Junlm ' ,w "' ,Hr rh,,e '* n 1 -- —I Bunday schocd, 11 n m Rev. Arbutus Hurless, Pastor lot of know-how ministry. Mr. Maidcr is enrolled NORTH IRVING WESLEYAN Wed.ms.day service 7:45 pta Bunday school, 10 am. children 4 ko 8. 5IETHODI8T CHURCH ! Reading room open W«int»I in Taylor University al Upland. and enable you to keep that •——— nesuup, 11 am. . u6:30 w pm. cm. urcnrawi Orchcstn |xxcua. Worship, to fix a hi-fi nt r,i -j, anH Tturhlm* Rzviil i a. — . , "i.. .._ ,_ n .__ nefrs with you as long1 as you, Breeches were formerly called Evangelistic service, 7:30 pm.! 7:30 pm. Evening service Mee- , 4 milre W. of Broadway, Freeport | ' Prayer meet Tlmra. 7:30 pm. sage by guest pastor. Rev. G.xkw toward full ordlnaUon with the wish. I hose In England. Rev. Gerald Hephner. Pastor FIRST CHURCH OF GOD Bunday school, 10 am. > 1330 n. Broadway HAWJnga BYONEY*. POINT ■ .......................... . ----------------------------------------Wcdnesdsy Activities FREE MHTHODIST ■ . ' Phono 945-3186 woamiai united m.'Mens Prayer Band. BRETHREN CHURCH I Where a Christian Bx Wesleyans Will Mark Woman’s Diamond Jubilee Grand Rapids Pastor Baptist Church Guest .1. Eun»mci tSLiflmcE TV and tape recorders expertly repaired, too. CENTRAL RADIO & TV HOWARD TRUMBULL We Will Be CLOSED August 7 to 16 ORANGEVILLE 10 am. Bunday school pm. Preaching BAPTIST CHURCH 11 am. Morning worship. ___ W Glen Campbell. Pastor TRINITY GOSPEL CHURCH 2 Milts South of Gun Lake 7:30 pm. Evening worship. 1118 Jordan Lake Street 0:45 ajm. Bunday school. 7:30 pm. Wednesday prayer. U_>m. Morning worship. Phone DR 4-8277 ‘the GALILEAN BAPTIST 7 pm. Evening wrxship. Wednesday, 7:30 pm. Bible 'cHURCH Sunday school. 10 am. study and prayer rervice. Former Freeport High School Worship service, 11 am. -----------! Sunday school 10 a m Young People's service, 7 pm. PEOPLES BIBLE CHURCH | Worship ssrvtoe. 11 am. Rl. Nashville. Bible Study Wed.. 7:30 pm. Wed, Prayer meeting. 8 pm. ' The little church with the big 'HASTINGS ASSEMBLY 1 OF GOD CHURCH 102 E. Woodland Avenue your cor. Enjoy the egxcial mtuUc. p Goble Parior Wed. 7:45 pm. Mid-Week o:46 Sunday sctool 'prayer ; 11 am. Morning worship. Thursday. 7 pm. Pioneer Glrb> (j young People's service. and Boys Brigade. 7 pjn. Evangelistic service. Women's Missionary Fellow- ■ 7 Wednecday service. I HASTINGS CONGREGATION BOWENS MILLS CHAPEL [ OF JEHOVAH’S WITNESSES Henry VanTil. Evangelist 220 West Colfax Street 10 service. I Sunday in am. um. Morning ...... ounaay Public ruouc talk. uux. 3 j pm. 11:15 am. Bunday school Watchtower Bible Study. 4:15 am rtam-l for all , Bible Study. i 8:30 pm. Board meeting. ! WOODLAND UNITED 1 BRETHREN CHURCH Lowell Dimoa, Pastor Telephono 374-3346 Just off M-68, North on M-50 In Village of Woodbury Bunday school. 8:45 am. Won&lp, 11 am. Hartings SPEEDY WASH COIN-OP Laundromat FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE WE HAVE INSTALLED A DOILAR-BILL CHANCER pm. Fellowship Btxyice, 7:46 am. Christian Endeavor. PROFESSIONAL DRY CLEANING SERVICE Norffi Gun Lok* Coin-Op Open 5:00 a.m. - 10 p.m. Public Invited. ’Live, a Enjoy the FREEDOM that a new NO-FROST REFRIGERATOR-FREEZER OFFERS! NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING Notice is hereby given that a public hearing will be held by the Board of • Prepare foods ahead for special entertaining and unexpected guests-even complete dinners tor the times you are late getting home. • Cut trips to the grocer’s to once every week or twothere’s plenty of room-even to stock up on food specials. Sunday school. 0 46 am. Morning worship. 10:46 am. Evening service. 7:30 p.m. Wednesday prayer. 7:30 pm. • Best of all... end your messiest kitchen chore-­ END DEFROSTING! this friendly church. Every Bunday. 8:30 am. iworid-wlde Pr«e Meth broad cast over WFUR. Education of Hastings Public Schools, B-l, County of Barry, State of Michi­ gan, on August 10. 1965 at 7:30 P.M. in Room 182 of Hastings High School. If you’re still getting along with a too-smallMi-dated refrigerator that needs defrosting The hearing will be held on the 1965­ CHANGE NOW TO A MODERN FROSyFREE REFRIGERATOR-FREEZER 66 budget of said school district. A copy of the 1965-66 school district budget is available for public inspection at the Superintendent's office, S.I SabteUi adwol. >40. Worship, 11 am. Wednesday prayer, 7:30 pm. Sunday, "Faith for Today." on TV. Wood Channel8:» am. Bunday Vol* of Prophecy Radio WJKF 1330. 6:30 am. Hastings High School. see your APPLIANCE DEALER End Hurt. Mold and Mildow During Humid Waadwr...GET A DEHUMIDIFIES NOWI , ITOf ml M task Md i^llpMat, flW aHm ta cwpm. Rmm dMhtefr nor mrytaf sad Krlllsj sf fsndwrr. nortarOrm^Wtav. BARBARA VON REIS ' Secretary, Board of Education ________________ I___________________ 10 am. Sunday school 11 am. Worship service. 6 30 pm. Young People'! moot 7 30 pm. Evening service. Wednesday, 7:10 pm. praysr. �I I SLOWER-PRICED DOUBLE Special Blood Clinic Here Next Monday TOP VALUE STAMPS Ceorrishi Tta Krosw Co. 1965. Every Wednesday THE Panah Houae. Kruger .alls aare tkan FRYERS SOO,DOO pounds al fryers Whv U Bummer ■ special time for bloodmoblie vUlta? Because It U vacation aeaaon. with more cars on the highways and more automobile accident*. resulting in additional needs for blood. per day bacaase we sell big, we sell far less and pass the ssvlsgs on tn yes. It’s Herb! It’s Free! p^g Sliced Bacon 2 ib FREE Oscar Mayer Chub Hygrade's SPORTSMAN Brannschwelger9« Pi9 49f BOLOGNA Skinless Franks rib pis 69-- Roasty-Links 10-ox. pkg. ■ 65c 59? Paschke’s UK pip ISC off coupon in saeh pta RING BOLOGNA 89- 825 - Paschke's Sliced Bacon Top Value Stamps Gift Catalog CIRCUS FRANKS nb pkg 69* Cornish Game Hens ** 69’ Swill's taxy Maple Herrud’s li ib pkg. FRANKS Kroger Eckrich ThermoTemp 59' the heart-lung machine. J1.59 Country Club «pppip suiting in fewer pinta collected. But the patients in the hos­ pitals continue to need blood, regardkas of the time of year. In addition to Uie accident* and illnesses that create a need NEW Kwick.Krisp This Week! n. 69' lies participating In the Lansing Extra Top Value Stamps 11-9X. Tenderay Boston Rolled DAUfl W W Hi Boneless and $5 or more purchase Pet Roast Ib79c Leg "O Pork Patrick Cudahy Canned Picnic 3***|W ^^49^ I |* | | Facial Tissue io-a>. b«. 49/ North Bay 4 <o,88c PUFFS * 69/ PORK ROAST Kroger Frozen ORANGE JUICE 3 89/ - Kroger PEANUT BUTTER i JONE« sh-iei., 99/ rHicryciicj you narc ueen saving for." said Dr. Btrk. "You cant fabm UNK SAUSAGI , » 49/ PINK SALMON l.Radwoni •• K»»9« rtwsiSal. July 311965 | MB Fg 50 TOP VAIUE STAMPS WIIH THIS COUPON ON Kroger Krafts White Bread /j VAC PAC ; 5 EdlX I 69/ Ltz•i K xoqw as 3 Pert Princess *1 M‘ G 50 thw Sa’, JJr 3L TOP VALUE STAMPS WIIH THIS COUFON ON I . DINNER NAPKINS 3 KROGER I DRESSINGS J KROGER FROZEN FOODS! Taterottes n>. Cut Green Beus »-«>». Broccoli Cuts 9-et, Corn 10-or. Pees io. Pen & Carrots io-«.. French Fries ■ Chopped or Leaf Spinach io ox. Broccoli Spears >0^1. CauNllower io-«. Ford Hook or Baby Linus Mixed Vegetables KRAFTS Aff!1 MIRACLE 120c Qff!| WH|P 2K-OZ. jar Debbie Detergent loaves ' Kroger Coffee It 99‘ INSTANT TEA □quid ■■ A 50 TOP VALUE STAMPS WITH THIS COUPON ON 'c 4 pkts. KROGER I JELLY 89 positive or Rh-negaUn?, we need * * * hour pint Huntings on Aug 2nd? - ----------- <—.., Busy Beigh IH’ers Overhaul Ancient Auto KING SIZE COFFEE CAKE . Kroger --lEe tadsomsl Kroger thru Sal.July 31.1965 10* Pork & Beans Mel-OSoft r MIRACLE WHIP i BONELESS 79c ~ LONGHORN CHEESE STAMPS WITH THIS COUPON ON Pork Chops Tatty Great Lakes | Charcoal Briquats 50 hospitalised within the count*, or In any hospital in the United States or Canada. If the patient is hospHalited away from txxne Red Cross Chapter. TOP VAIUE — Beef lb TenderSoin . I Cnt-Up Fryers, 3-Lngged nr I | Doable Breasted Frynrs. Fryer i . Legs, Thighs nr Brenrt.-^ ■ Center Cut Rib FRESH FROZEN WHOLE WHETHER OR NOT THEY HAVE EVER BEEN BLOOD DONORS. When for open heart STAMPS WITH THIS COUPON ON lira purchasa ol two or mors pkgs. ol ■ 09c Great Lakes TOP VALUE mb 50 Silver Platter Boneless & 459c Chuck Steak blood arc needed, of the type as the patient 'a. •nd coupons below "Silver Platter Pork' WBF/fflK Tenderay F Charcoal , bile vuit on Monday. Aug. 1 Fresh Whole FRIENDLY THE HASTINGB RAN7JER—J Thursday, July t», lets Members of the Buay Beigh in Club have been overhauling a 1966 (Oldsmobile) auU<noblle aa a club project The boys started with three cun donated by Harold Stewart. George Bubka and Terry Gard­ ner. and they have spent a lot of time and hard work overhaul­ ing the motor and exchanging varioua car part*, and repairing the body. Hill Piston of Rattle Creel do­ nated the use of their ahop far overhauling the motor. Piston rings were donated by the Hea­ tings Manufacturing Company arid the boys purchased the paint and tires. Labor and equipment Su’SSSLJ” * The boys are taking ih. ■■ 50 St. TOP VALUE STAMPS WITH THIS COUPON C.». Club leaders who have been Mipervialng the work are Buryi Townsend. Richard High ami Ermund Strong. • ■ towards the purchase of a 14-ox. jar ol I Spotlight । : I Instant Coffee । Chsrmin lathrMa Time White Cloud ‘ 8180,800 BAI 3 bar. 19< ' toward the purchase of 1 ! ANY VOLUME of McCalls Cookbook 2 Blueberries California Plums or NECTARINES MICHIGAN fljfllNfr a. PEACHES *—■■ W MICHIGAN 131= Of f fl PEANUTS Nellie's New Bathroom TiMM 8 rolli 88< mb 25 S^Qc m r 2 *—59/ CANTALOUPE TOP VALUE STAMPS WITH THIS COUPON .Jt. M M California 27 Sixs STA-FLO or STA-PUF ITEM Whin you'll intorii hy WOLVERINE'S NEW Boitoaiir'i Policy UoblDy All I for .. • Outboard. . Inboard. . Sailboats I Tropi-Cal-Lo ORANGE DRINK ENJOY CABEFREE KROGER U.S. No. 1 Birds Eye Froxen Froxan 37-ax.pkgs$1 4 rolls 33( Oiloa Rhgi h,.l49/ HASTINGS ICEBERG LETTUCE INSURANCE AGENCY 219 West State St. Fabric Softener All Purpose Mild DOWNEY MR. CLEAN IVORY FLAKES fcA l ox bH. 47k m 39/. l^ox. pkg. Premium Gentle Io your hands IVORY SNOW 35/ 2-lb. pkg 83^ IVORY LIQUID 12 ox bfl 35/ Auer. Fib. 3-lb. Vox. pkg. Flakes 83/ DUZ DETERGENT 83* Phone 945-4100 �ty Grade “A" milk to fulfill the HASTINGS BANNER Driver Hits Bottle, Then Onions Are Hits Freight g. M NuMIl* Michigan’s THE 18 From Barry Attending MSO’s College Week Calendar HASTINGS BANNER Strongest Crop Storkau. 1testings; Mra. Russell DyfcsUa. Shelbyville. Mra. Wayne igan 8tote University this week. Pennington. Mra. Carl Faulk­ z— n This evont. Mxxvorod by Mich­ __ — * igan State Univcraity Coupcr- Carlton Center. Mra Walter aUv* Extension Service and Con­ tinuing EducaUexi Service pro­ Hasting*. and Mra. Martha Kuhn. vide* an opportunity for MkhDay visitors Include Mrs David quauty of living in the boaw,|W Smith. ^.... Mrs. Dorr Manning,,-----Mrs th* community and the world, Laverne Blvena, Mra MU burn ef the Assyria Extension Study Group. full-lune conferee* tn the . *■ 1 • Carlton Hosts State Grange Youth Camp MS’ Area Holsteins Production selected are f i ■ • . ■ „ew. Levels Listed |- mini. conferring of the first, second. thud, and fourth degrees. pi see 235. Baton 1JKX) Inghsm 2.- Carlton Grangers *». List Activities paper quiraes, and doing oode reading *». snout n:au pm. H. rlrnd—< guUty to Municipal hlghrot total value tn Mtahigan? Court in Hastings the followlrw Onions. day to driving under the Influ­ Michigan State Univarally iclence of alcohol before Justice entuu point out Uiat Michigan la located In a vary fararabte portion with respect to markets and technological dmtoOAad* which should spur the State's in­ dustry in the futuro- which «> at Michigan's raral potential drinking cupa. They are baited with a synthetic aex at- damaged. a* writ as state and national. an hailth at their meeting on July 23. Each member made a Chart on hetdth haxanls thrn Carlton Center was Uie center through the State Cupitol build­ of activities for the Michigan ing and tSe Michigan Stole Grange Headquarter*. •'State Grange Youth from July When the 17 youth ported 14th to 10th Hie annual Youth company on Sunday afternoon, Ixwderahlp Training Camp waa they were filled with enthusiAfternoon rtsssee held at the Carlton Orange. um and knowledge and a bit nul , Tents were pitched and all the because of the goodbytw said to Nature. Your Phyxdal Well-BeNrw officially rocognlxed milk ’routh >,e’* ou‘ ,n ,hrJr new but good frienda Working, *n5' -— X**"J*" Dad whJ?*» JUlrtr,, to ln* playing and learning together " , «... md ano butterfat uuurrni production piinucium level* tevrui Art .. .—.j Holstein cows In terrat of the camp. Art Tn In TTu. The Unm. Home wnviw.nmM.4 Environment. by ^. Regtetered has made these youth eager to lint Jommx V.nM.t.. UtH_ -L. __ ______... meet again. They shall renew D*lnUXU1 CuUer' fro“' Holstein-Frisian eamp were filled with num­ thnr friendships at State Grange dlevUe; Nashvide: Mra. Karl Johncock. America erous activities which wire di- and hope to meet again at Shelbyville; Mr* Owen Oaylor. Vicinity cows Included tn the Youth Camp next year. Haatlnn- >11 mrrnlwr* nf Ik-____ _ . . . < Barry County Hana ■ooEioinlc. Dowling Marie Reburke State Grange Youth CommllIhrtewtooAdvtoory Council, will 442M74. a Mx-yror-dd owned by ru— to c. Robert Gaskill. Hasting*, prothe duccd 1SA10 lbs. of milk and have Bob Almy of Rhode Island aMailt.'' ____ j_ attending the entire camp. Bob Other* attending <ha conferHukmt Sir Bern Oretelien is serving as the .. National . encc full-time aro Mr*. Lura 4885514. an etglrt-yenr-old own-;Grange Prince for 19to Harrington, Delton; Mrs. Ed cd hy Huber. Long. Woodland. OUlrr thar-ST■YMMT TIB* °, .lb^n*nillk *nd undcd meeting* during the Kc.ue Senator Roger Johnson J,1** .bUtUrflU«!f!2^kdM>^ , v werk *«* Wlb Jl“u- National SERVICE **•?*•’yn Skylark Beth Grange Youth Actlvitim Dtroc4505120, a six-year-old owned by Wr William J. Brake. National trvmely happy with signing into .— rSnmalri — nzUUrxwuA M — f. C* > • H urxige _ ... Orange factorer. and urovw brorar fann^xm1 7— — ixvuun. nnu »-,v. Master .. . of... .... to allow formation of farm com­ “'i .eVU'\. .lh*' Grigsby. the Michigan modity groups. milk and 597 ---lbs. ------------butterfat --in Orange. --------------------ui,ui|vr. Also signed by the Governor Hnn> Jute On** ol lhe ,|r’t orders of were two companion bills. EponTire Shop 4017815^seran-year-old owned sond by tlw 20th Disuict Demo­ ' S. ROYAL crat. to adopt a uniform milk by Prank K. Welnbrecht. Has­ tings, produced 14.810 lbs. milk represent the Michigan State inspection code modekd after and 505 lb*, butterfat in 306 Orange \ outh and shall parti aim aoo io* ouwcrrac in apaU> }|xlUl nt the U. S Public Health Ordi­ Beat Buys on nance and Code.' , s&UtdTirti Those new production figures State Grange which will be held in St. Johns tills October. At eliminate duplication ot'“In­ Mswstsd FRIlf State Grange the Youth Offi ­ mated annual output of 7.880 spection on farms and plants, cer* idiall open the Grange on L WeWUnd Johnson said, and permit milk terfat by? the average U. 8. dairy Saturday morning, including a . . cow. notea the national Holstein Mating drill. ipectlon requireminto to be । Association. Michigan State University sup- made and served by member* Mlchlcan without further inervteed the sampling. wetglUng of Carlton Grange. ,and teating operations in ooThroughout the course of tiie Johnson, who attended the operation with the Holstein orRARMING k-anln»llon's herd and breed im- meetings, volley and soft ImU Governor's office, sold "they are games, drill team work, swim- another example of bipartisan ■ cooperation in the legislature and some of the mast valuable pieces of farm IigUJatton In ' many years.” ' Regarding the commodity bill. Governor Signs Commodity, Milk Inspection Bills BARR for comparison. legislation on medicare were given by tioyd Shroyer. regarding German measles, by Mra. Frank WeinbrecM; measles. Jux-ph Ranguette; mental re­ bursitis. Mrs Wendell Shroyer; fix'd poisoning. Mrs. Kenneth Dtamtn. and Inwct bUe, Mrs Hale Carpenter. publicallon at the fair were The Ulrich’.' rcp-rted Uiat their son's back injury was In Uh- recovery stage with Georgle getting about in a case The Senior Citizen Club had such a fine program that they recommended it to the Grange. brief report of the Youth Camp iwld at the hall July 14-18. Thanks from the youth were conveyed to the Grange by Mra. Stamm. Application for membership MMPA, Dairy Reach Accord The M8U men speculate that State growers will adopt a super­ ior Michigan- developed hybrid Agreement between the Michi­ within throe' yrara. And this gan Milk Producers Association tMMPAi and Sealtest Company waa reached Thursday. July 22. when Sealtcst agreed to discon­ expected to be made in storage The Bernard Historical Society tinue the purchase of Wisconsin will meet Monday night, Aug. milk, MMPA President Glenn 2nd. at the Delton High School And more growers will convert to Ctaeer spacing between rows Fred Bowers of Bowers turned shipments of milk to which ,,, ,, should produce aruAhcr Lighter Company of GoU Lake the dairy." be *M<1J5 n percent increase in vlekte ytelda The settlement ended a two-, ... srlentlsta suggest day dispute between the MMPA,. J?*ln“iao iaragTwUJ lira and Sealtest with the Association I1*1 ln • attend. halting all milk deliveries to! The Bernard Museum Is taking Sealtest. Ths dairy's move to in old toys for a Children's import milk was singled out by rage of 348 hundredweight to Room Tlicy will be restored and Lake as an attempt to ' deliber- about 600 hundredweight per given care with names of donors. ateiy break milk prices paid Museum hours are from 1 to 4 dally through August. Charge 25c "MMPA member fanners iRtve USE BANNER WANT ADSt for adults. Children free. adequate supplies of high quali- Fred Bowers To Talk Monday at Historical Meet The Grange wlU serve at a sale on Aug. 3rd. The next meeting will be Aug. 12 and have an agricultural pro­ gram. Carl instance and Mrs. Uoyd Shroyer. Gypsy Moth Traps Sj't Out In 7‘Counties Although trapping programs j conducted by central Michigan ■ in the past three years failed to disclose a single gypsy moth. should* m a k e grail .•■’rides In halting witst in roar.'. yvars has 6,000 gypsy moth traps are again । become n mtious problem to being placed in the same terncone. I think we have an cquiU no moths are trapped In table answer to most of the prob- l9®- efforts to eradicate the letns connected with commodity to Michigan will be consldered rui^c=f21, succmaful, mid said Agricul­ groupo of Ulis kind." ’ sldenrd tural Dlroctor G. 8. Mclntyra. crated Jointly between Ute Mich­ igan IX-partracn: of Agricultures Plant Industry Division and tl» USDA's Plant Pest Control Di­ vision. enmnwdit, group*. like cherry pple grower*. Io combine » erthing programs." In order to form a commodity iToup, the producers and prncc.'.sors would have to give their majority approval. A producer covered under the act would ring. Subsequently, there was with pesticide in the surroundminimum of 4800 market value in Oypsy moth Is a destroyer of one growing a-azon during Die puM throe. Also included is an ■-scape clause whereby an unMicccwful group could bo dis­ found on nearly 40 million acres solved. Rcfcronduma to continue the United Sta^n. Whole forest program would be required every tracts have been destroyed or five year*, and regulnllm: comunder the dlrtviion of the Mich­ acres nave been defoliated. Two igan Department of Agriculture. suocraaive defoliations kill oak, birch, poplar, willow, linden, npThe U. S. Navy's Pacific Mte- Big year-end savings now including new tax cut! LESS THAN $ In Michigan traps ore being dnta from geodetic sateUites It set In wooded or brushy locaIgn countries and In American Samoa. traps are: Clinton 780 Shinwas- ^/billion .SAYS FARM LOAN SERVICE IN A BIG WAY! ■y. mark’finn BOJOOO farmer*, ranchero and farmers ta Michigan. Wisconsin. Mltmaaota and North Dakota are using */• billion dollar* in Land Rank Loans to expand, modernlxe and Improv* ter-nflUon farmers havo found their Land Bank th* one crsdlt source always geared to their actual needs. U you're planning a farm Improvement tn expansion project, be sura to check your Land Bank A LAND BANK LOAN f/VBS YOU Long terras — Iren • to Low Interest rate. Ntw Eiicrtlc WATER HIATINO RATI operation. No prepayment csnaltiofc EOS FAST-RECOVERY WATER HEATERS oltowl uacontrolleg speraHon 24 hour, a dor HUW AU rm MT WATER TOE WANT... M l«W 40STI See Your Electric Water Heater Dealer low-cost axiom Clearance of’65 models! Save hundreds of dollars! Pick from the largest new car stock! - COMET MAHLER MOTOR SALES I3U H. MICHKUN HASTINGS Mi Wl SU479 �and Tobcn eating lee cream | of Grand Rapid*. U»t w«e>r. ★ I blng with Mr*. Irene Perry Len* cone* In the car. Boy) That night .Mr. and, Mr*. Fred Rock and a* desnotuirator. * Fred and ** went to the elreu*. n wa* Hi* I family are enjoying their cot- Cynthia Rugg ot Qnna Rapid* biggest ctrcus in th!* part of | tag* at Payne Lak* thl* Bummer. | spent th* weekend with their Europe We really had a ball. ’ Mr. Rock U there weekends w grandparent*. Mr. and Mr*. Then w* went to an old fort and ■ Mr. and Mr*. Lawerence- Chris-! Jamn Rugg. * Vem Klar, who a powder tower and a famous tenren of Grand Rapid* called had a cataract removed from admiral* house. We then left ion Mr. and Mr*. Peteraan Bat-:hi* eye at Blodgett Hospital, ha* that camping place and went to urday evening. * The Pilgrim th* bandage removed and wearanother. There we climbed the Girl*, a group of the Pioneer Ing dark gteeau He can sec very Sky Mountain" and took an old Glrte of the Baptist Church, held well, e Un. Jim Smalley and steamer far a ride on the lakes.1 their annual birthday part,' last daughter, Julie, of Plainwell reuaiiMt ta Deaaurk.) The next day we visited another; Tuesday evening at the Baptist turned home Friday night after museum and went to a shop and .Church. The mother* and pal* »pendlng the week with her parI Ju*t thought I'd drop you a watched people make jwttery and , of the girl* were also invited, ente. Mr. and Mr*. Glen Dean. * ; This la always a moat fretlve oc- A r t h u r Smalley ta attending letter and try to fill you in <jn woodep shoes. we came larnir. home. Since castou. a Among uiuse those who last week m ta Mon~ oirac I iMwu. ■ Ammu wno went (school kiium thta uu> laau .hui some of the things I've been do­ . Then then wete gone Ut the movies । to the Methodist Church camp liana. They are also having ing thU Summer. Flrat. Tin having *o much fun! 'whenever there’s an English j for the week were Christine, home built on M-37 near the The people her* are ao friendly movie we always go) and to an- . Vander Poppen, Kathey and 'Hu-I former home. party. A girl friend of mhie «... aan .w^...^.. Kermeen ...... and David Wil-! r,..-! Mr*. Alfred Myer* and three thr and Denmark la beautiful. My other has an English boy from ll4‘mfl i little daughter* and mother, Mrs. parents are both teacher*. My here London staying with her and A Tupper party wa* held at (Ear) Perry, rcutrned home Mon­ mother teaches Danish, Danish yesterday I visited him. He* Just literature and she direct* the a* nervous here a* I was the th* liome of Mrs. Alfred Myers.;day from attending a family re­ choir. My father teaches math, first few days. Tomorrow we're al Bowens Mills Wednesday eve-junion near Toledo. Ohio. * Mr. art and coaches the football going to Turner, It'* a big town Lenin. T have a brother. Sven. and they have a teacher*’ college 17'e lie's going to Iowa this Pali there. I have a girl friend who for a year, f also have another 1* studying there and she wants brother. Torben, 13. and a stater. to show me her college. Also Bodil. 15',. My parents are very Turner 1* famous all over the /.-nerou* with me as their Amerl- world for it* fine lace and I'm r.m daughter and I call them going to buy some pretty hankies Morn and Dad. The teachers hire to bring home They're all hand­ are very lucky. My father, makes made and it's supposed to be the about *10.000 a —’I ln ,he “°rW TodV enn»' iiiutlicr about tiiAv I.,----O,'rm*n pM5ple *h° “re rrtendJ1 run* from -.-nday Monday through Sat-।of Satmy grandparents are coming urday,- Ugh. They go from 8 In to visit I wonder if they can -- morning morning until until one one or or two two in in speak speak ingltalTwiil. the English. Well, kTotal that's about the afternoon. -They have no ex- it. •• I'm »•-----•—■havtaf - — a great - -- time. really trii activities through the school Bye for now. Carole mid short* and many students' Carole Sweet Enjoying Life In Denmark and Mrs Thomas Brown and •on*. Eddy and Bruce Alan, foralfcly Of Malaya, left for their new bom* ta Glenview, TU. Wad- eral Hospital MI** Debbta Anders spent the; Wednesday. week with her aunt and uncle. Mr and Mra Norman Benedict Mr. and Mr*. Desmond Quinn, of and family at Wayland and Mr. delegate from McCallum Church Battle Creek * Denise Anders Sunday with a cousin. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Ingall, tn Bake Odessa. a Robert Finkbclner has been with the National Guard one. Lansing Gilbert gave a talk ■ -Middleville. tended the School of Guidance on Michigan rock* and the his­ Hickory Ooment were Bunday Clinic at Wextem Michigan Upl­ tory of man * Mr. and Mrs daughters vtaltrd her parents. William Hart and grandchildren, Mr. and Mr* Edwin Mchnke. in Sandra. Billy and Julie Purger- Web-r were Sunday dinner guesta son of Hasting*.. were Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Lynden John­ caller* at Mr*. Ferri* Brown*. cock of Oun Lake. * Mia* Melva few days visittag Uie Springer Michigan State football sopho­ Also Sunday callers were Mr*. children. . more Mike Bradley wa* the State Velma Gates and Mr*. Marjorie guest of Mr. and Mrs. Leo Rob180-pound wrestling champion in Shulta, Mr*. Juanita Coy and her Iyer. * George Rine 1* spending Newspapers are loti while a prep al Ypsilanti brother. Area, of Hasting*. ♦ a couple weeks' visiting hta niece High school. and family. Mr. and Mrs. fite- N0WI A&P and Plaid Stamps offer ' Pascal Celery |I and teacher* camo late, but It** perfectly ok. They have ten min-1 Mf * i n •*« I ute break* between each class I LTll(I(lieVlIle and the teacher* change rooms, r>v *»_, _ : the student*. I visited school 11It"Lu ’ • J ,J. ". ns-itio for a week as an observer.! I _ ----------- I then I would give talk* to the TheJiospltal Guild Chapter 10 English classes about my school1 their annual plcnlf al Mr*, and my home and A m er 1 c a. -Arthur Kenyon's collage at HarWhen I finished they'd ask me wood Lake Tuesday evening * questions. It wa* really inter­ Tlie Fmkbeiner Elevator is work­ ing around Jhe clock taking in esting. I stayed in a town near Copen­ gram. Friday evening* shower hagen for th* first nine days slowed down the pace. * Mrs. here. While I wa* there we went Berl Moms held a Tupper party to Sweden, the castle*, little mer­ at her home Monday morning maid. Copenhagen shopping, two honoring a former high school ■parties, the beach end Tivoli. chum. Mrs. Thoma* 'Leila Jack­ The girl I itaycd wiih is going son > Brown, * Mr. and Mr». to live with my aunt next year William Crldler and Mr. and 1 hope she can visit school with Mrs. P A. Smith of East Lan- Smith of Mulliken and Mr. and Mrs. Bob Wenger and family en­ joyed a picnic at the roadside camping site on 86 Sunday. Some are hearing from the Langendoen*. who moved recent­ ly from the Bennett Irousc on Main Street to Boyenton Bench. Fla. They are nicely settled in As I mentioned, the first week their new home at 3110 lit St, Boyton Beach. Fla * Andy Ai­ busy correcting examinations. So ken enjoyed a 13th surprise I spent moat of.the tiinr- with birthday dinner recently. He ta the son of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew sc where he applied for M. '67 Aiken on Kirer Rd. There were 1 talked to the Dean of Admta- t3 13 b=y; boys prjicr.t present ; * Gandy Sandy and Mon* and boy. was I rver nervous 1 Tommy Eggleston of Chicago arc When school finished we start-' spendi — the *• —*-----------K.-nding Suduner with their ed to really have fun. Pint my| grandmother. ' Mr*. Nellie Aiken istcr and I gave a party. We * The Senior Clttaen's group had about 30. Then we went met Tuesday noon for their pot­ •dancing. The next day “Fa" took luck dinner and Ml-u, Roush told u* to Germany to see a muuu.ii them of her experiences teachand some old Viking slilpa and a famous old cnthedml Then we uena to Germany chopping. ' fitted Borsom. 1* visiting hl* We then sacked our elothea, grandparents. Mr. and Mr*. Barlillched the family housetraiier to Uie ear and headed up north Wright family reunion nt. Gun days m Thtsted with Mr. Moller s Lake. Thia reunion is somewhat parents. 'The Fourth of July Is different as a* they meet for a his mother's birthday.) Then we i breakfast u well as for dinner went camping for real. “Mor"! Seventy people attended. snd "Fa" slept In the trailer, the' Glen Kermeen. who recently boys In Uie car and Bod 11 and had his leg removed because of 1 had a tent Brrr! We visited gangrene, ta still a .pat|ent in art galleries and museums and .Blodgett Hospital and would ap•i lighthouse tiie first day. Then; predate cards from friends.-* ... went to the place where twojMr. ohd Mrs. Dean Crldler are •ea» meet, and it «m fun. Then , eamping this week with their we climbed Denmark's only sand . friends. Mr. and Mrs. Vinal Tadune It's one mile long and first i bo. at a cabin at Elk Lake ,near von have to climb it! When we Traverse City. Thn Tabers'* two got to the top my father and I children are staying with the little brother decided they didn't I grandparent*. * Mrs. Dorothy want to walk acrons It, to they; Bonneville 1* visiting her non. . l. •».- ui . fajnUy near pick us up on the road on the Detroit URj , other side of the dune. Well! > Bob Bend&-prtached Uie .vrThere wasn't any road. Just an mon Sunday at the Methodist old row path! We started walk- Church. Rev. Harold. Tuber was Ing We walked and walked and j on a vocation. Earl Vander Popwalked- Eight miles and until we’pen. Lay lender, presided at the rame to a tarred road- We de-: service * Mr. and Mrs. Russell elded we'd sit and wait when Bender and her family and her .dl of a bidden there came father brother. Mr. and Mrs. William - Hackney and his family, held a 1 reunion at CaledonH Pork .«••>«day. * Mr*. Jason Stecre** staler, 1 Mrs Izo Griffeth (nee Addle Smith) who broke her hip. is I now at the home of her daughter ta Hickory Corners and able to ! use a walker and wheel chair, I Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Brown recenlly returned fotn their cabin I at Fife Lake. * Saturday Mr 'and Mr*. Vera Llckta and Mis'. , Winnie Leck'.a called on Mary I Frost at the Osteopathic Ha»pltal in Grpnd Rapids and found her much improved. They ntao Irte©!! called on Rev. Arthur Bauman at St Mary's Hospital with a broken hip and found him cheer­ WHEEL HORSE. OF COURSE ful and enjoying visitors They Now mowing’* fun, and faster, too. also called on Stanley Sobceak. a Ulis 4-*cason tractor eases all lawn fellow worker confined in hl* and garden tasks. Test-ride ? Call: home slowly recovering from n severe »troko suffered two months ago. * Frank Castle, who E. L. CARPENTER has been confined in Pennock the last two weeks, returned HARDWARE home in Hastings Saturday. Mini Geogiana Hamacher en­ 142 E. State St. tertained her -nephew* and niece, Phone Wl 5-2983 Danny. Arthur and Ellen Long v. c sir»n» ciwsc ana write-to each oSer about twice a week. After my visit there I took the train all across Denmark to Padwnr -whtch 1* now my home We re right on the German bor­ der We can walk to Germany If we wish. I have been there four , 1QC | A home content* inventory may show that you've acquired a lurprising number of new possessions. Make a room-byroom list of everything you own. Then total up it* present value. You may find that your present insurance on home contents fall* far short of the amount you really need. If so, call us for more up-to-date protection through a Home­ owners policy. 5-4174 beautiful items illustrated in the Plaid Stamp Gift Catalog. Bring your gift list and the required number of filled Plaid Stamp saver books to any A&P store In this area. 3. The Store Manager will give you 3n order form. Fill In the order form completely. Tear off and keep the receipt stub from the order form. Place the order >orm, filled Plaid Stamp saver books and required taxes inside. 5. Your gift will be delivered to your home in about 2 weeks. Blueberries 2. U.S. No. 1, SIZE A MICHIGAN POTATOES 10 u »*c 79' RED RIPE WATERMELONS FIRST OF NEW PACK ITS COOKOUT TIME H fl&P; JI Lth Potatoes Al “OT SUPER RIGHT, GOV’T. INSPECTED, GRADE A TURKEYS 39' 8-12 POUND AVERAGE Pork Sale! PORK IK STEAK 69' fAfi =59 PONJ BONDWARE PAPER PLATES Strawberry Preserves 3 89* I A&P Frozen Fresh, Fully Baked ORANGE FLUFF CAKE BUTTER CREME ICED CHARCOAL 20 £ 99‘ MARVEL CHARCOAL LIGHTER FLUID VS *9* CORNED q • I. SUPER RIGHT FLAT CUT BEEF 0115X61 POINT CUT 69c LB. Ring Bologna Halibut Steaks Cat Fish Fillets /VC 59c Skinless Frankfurters ALL MEAT K LB. 49c 59c u 49c U. FROZEN % /2 Ice Cream CTN. Dia your choice TIC Lemon or Pineapple 1-LB. 8-0Z. EA. JANE PARKER « ONLY *W 39* — Babka Coffee Cake ':s79c SULTANA, TURKEY, SALISBURY STEAK, CHICKEN, BEEF 39c Frozen Dinners " 31c Bread Cracked Wheat Grape Juice 3%nT5l00 at* M (HAM 10-OI.) 2 LOAVES Light, luscjou* cake delicately, tangy flavor topped with a superb frc«h orange butler creme icing. SAVE 16c 49c JANE PARKER 8 INCH JANE PARKER 12 OL 99 CLIFF-CHAR BRIQUETE5 MARVEL VANILLA SULTANA VW A&P VANILLA ICED OR MACAROON TOPPED All Butter Pound Cake o’ 75c ^ChecktheFUlVOR’.vCbeckthePRICE! (JI A<P TEA Fonovs Since 11591 Cream Style Corn 4 x49c JANE PARKER ALL BUTTER ICED TEA MIX ..—Our Own------- 2'/*-0x. Pk9. 10c IMSTANT TEA'____ Our Own........ IfcOl. far 39c ,, n7 pkn a Chocolate Brownies 49 AXP 100 OUR OWN lUUti 120 W. STATE ST THIS IS All YOU DO * . i. Select the gifts you want from the thousands of : I j A&P FRESH FROZEN What’s new in your, home? I gI: each Devils Food Cake uizc«“ 49c JBIE FREE—Home Delivery | of Plaid Stamp Gifts A 3.om I00 J’ MICHIGAN a Saturday visitor of Mr*. Ferris Brown. By Mrs. Stephen Osgood panted them. and remained for a MICHIGAN SIZE 30 Cloverdale-Hope FRESH FROZEN Orange Juice $1.00 Prices in this ad effective thru. Saturday, July 31, 1965 • �While living in Hastings. W. IW Hampton was Justice of the Maying there night* His son Peace for a nCmbcrpf years, and •ay*. You are coming over here married many couples. One and stay night*. ret your meals night a couple came to be marrled and he stood them under a rcgl’tcr. The stove and pipe had been removed but a brick liad been left that wa* there to keep the door from hitting Uie stove pip?. A* they gatherwi around to look down, uanrone uccldettt)y pushed the brick down but no In HaMlng* the old lamp lighter was a regular nighUy. sight, drawing a can of kerosene m a little wagon filling the light* and lighting them. In about 1803 they left Ha*-, tines and bought a 40 acre farm ■ By H. D. Burpir WlUIe going through the RlvHe wa* craidc Cemetery al Hastings Hampton. wRh Ward Erway a while ago Albert. A) HUNGRY?1 William H Hampton. They also j-------------------------------------------------had two daughters living, Flor- ip 1 z-« ence Graham and Adelphla i HlCKOry 1/01*1161*8 Cummings living at Yorkville. ) nf Ih. M.r “nd Mra. Alfred Gainder wUtXISta^ShS»^ Ust weekeDd ln J“fkMin W W. Hamptons to have a re- . vUlIlns Mrs Qainder* Usters ------------ --------------- —----------------- William Willison Hampton was Docs anyone know Use story' born January 12. 1821. at the on U>i*? pillage of Williamsville, town of In a bopk owned by Leo Van- Amlinst Erie Countv. New Burklrk named 'Patent Office Report of ibBi" this following WL of information wa* found; From tl»e Agricultural report, (Agricultural Invention* or DLscoveriu* for 1881 It soya: 'A seed­ ing machine wa* invented by Earl Bellinger. Hickory Comers. JO^lMr"** °f 1MU*nt WM H?p<' It couldn't happen if you had the Automobile Club of Michigan helping you plan your vacation LEAD THE WAY with Join now and • Personalized travel service, including roulings, reservations, tour books, mops, and guides PIONEER WRITER—W. W. Hampion wrote one ot the moat interesting atorlra ever reprinted .in Freah Out of the Attic. It waa about Burpee’* own Barry Township. W. W. Hamilton waa a half-brother of Jew Hampton, and the grandfather of Mrs. Orley VanSyckle. who hat written about his lite in this week's Fresh My column in the Banner of Dec 34, Uat year Uie day befove a Christmas story of 50 Eight days after the burial ‘«*n‘ years ago by a -fellow who wrote f Mra. Hampton's body at Yortc-• vU1Un« n brother In it in 1885. making the Christ­ lUe. their oldest daughter. Miss Jessie Bellinger mas he was telling about. 1845. . .. . . — _ ___ _ ..... w —V In I It was written by W. W. Hamptnn. . liken chai lie liooked the speckJurt recenUy I ran one of the led beau’.vs. Small game was came with her p^mU to Alh»«•*■ ,Bunnrt mart IntciesUng pioneer stones also plentiful. ghaney County. New York. when .. I believe I have ever had in my she wo* about 10 years of age.; " "■ Hamp.on wa* a reu> , ।. ■ ' gious num and in liLs early days. column. That was also by W. Her grandmoUier on her father1*; __ .... r> ...u W. Hampion, and It was the ldstory of my own Barry Towiwhlp f began to wonder Just who fhl* -------- . —------------ — — — i.nm ntgiR-r vi ;Hc also preached a good miny w survived by one sister. Mrs °f enlistment in the Navy finW. W Hampton w a*. I had «aj then the MipcrvLw.r of what of Independence funeral sermons . Mary Simpson, of Reed City. l*hed. known Albert Hampton who When he lived in Hastings off W. W. Hampton stayed at his Mrs Luell* Jone* i* assixtinii lived east of Delton for years as Barry and Hope Township. Mf> Hajnptor, well a* hl* mother and some of Ids sisters. I found out that W. They made the entire journey Michigan, rrmalr W. was not Alberta did m I )Md *u*pect«l Well, after in­ with on ox team starting May­ quiring around and finding no le. and reaching Mr. Mill* home one who knew him. I sutrutf June 38. They did not crons a visiting a few cernr-terles where single railroad When they artI Uiougtil he might be burled. liaon took up from the govern­ ment. they found Ambrose Mills was their nearest neighbor only* 3 miles away. After living tn Michigan until Dec. 10. 1838. Mr. Hampton started with his brother. Joseph, who had come up from Illinois • Around the clock road service • Brood personal accident insuranco • $5,000 bail bond protection AUTOMOBILE CLUB OF MICHIGAN HASTINGS OFFICE SiZZUNG SUMMER MAKE YOUR HOME GROW! Full Truckload Lowest Prices Don't Miss This Sole If You NEED A NEW REFRIGERATOR Model TBF12DA—12 cu. ft. Frost Free • . . $22800 FROST-GUARD Modal TBF-15DA 14.7 Cu. 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FREE COFFEE Sunday* 10:00 A.M.-4:00 P.M. � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/492/HastingsBanner_1965-08-05.pdf 7279835c01c952716a2272959456ec69 PDF Text Text Barry May Lose Life-Saving Red Cross Blood Program —.v.. pints of blood are J affect blood production — ----------just likeMI ■ *5 ttne Rnte. every resident Though Red Cross is thought but It had to be on hand at the: five to seven In Man it was needed. Tn for nrtmlns priming the heart- thrv they affect a f fart everVthlnE everything el*e. else-1i of Barry County knew that if of In connection with wars and liospltal tn case it In ' needed for dlsostera. the Blood Program addition, there were the half lung-machine in addition to, the. When only 30 pint* of blood at* J he * his family needed blood five to ten pints needed to re- obtained at a mobile visit, each | either at Pennock Hospital or lias more meaning and imporplace that lost during surgery. I unit costs the Regional Center anywhere else •in ­ the United The third and moat impor- about <18. When 125 pints are Blates he happened to be. the Program has been and is In qulred at least 100 additional Jeopardy in our county. pints of blood. oratory tests to give It properly) Mrs. Keith Gordon, executive Dr. Wilbur Birk, medical adwas forthcoming free from the secretary of the Barry County lanslns Regional Red Cross Red Cross Chapter, reported that dlcated that there are about in 1960 Barry County residents three main reasons for thto in­ less blood is being donated now visits to these smaller centers Blood Center donated 1,005 pint* of blood and creased use of blood. mean, however, that resident* of only of this but of the fact that. used IJMO; and in 11X12. the fig­ ure* were about the same; but centers like the University hos­ do with the fad that RH nega­ the county outside the Hastings pitals prefer using RH negative tive donors hold off regular and Middleville arena are not blood will not be there when we naled only 947 pint*. The trend blood because it i* easier to donation* (experience has shown using any blood. of using more blood and donat­ crossmatch, but RH negative that five or six donations a year ing leaa Is continuing this year. blood is only about 1/6 a* com­ add to a healthy person's good for our decreased giving of would probably mon a* RH positive and using it health) with the idea.that their glonal Program, would cost from mean* recruiting many more blood may be needed — ‘ heart Although Barry County citi­ donor* for the same amount of Jal circumstance, e i surgery case. zen* usfd 1J74 pints of blood in blood used. A second 1* perhaps connected pint* per year." 1964. Pennock Hospital record* ’bowed that 1J81 pints of blood with the increasing frequency of were obtained from Lansing. complex surgical procedure* *uch a* open heart surgery where against additional financial bur- implication* than most of the genera] public realise*. If the there undout Hospital had to rely on a com­ mercial blood bank or attempted participating in the Red Crow •.hartages of blood could develop." to establish it* own blood bank. Blood Program." Bay concluded: “Il l» evident,; "The The current problem with the n- Blrke. nt.k- *ald. aalrl County would be much greater. that what Is really, needed .to a Blood Program."•' Dr. public awarene** of what the i "to manifest not only In dlminproblem to and county-wide i tohable production, but also in two pints of blood, and this of thto essential program. 1 the extreme difficulty our local support would mean from »70 to 1100 more that these patient* would The Red Cross need* strong oom-1 Red Cross ha* had In obtaining munlty leadership and support volunteer* to assume respooalhave to pay than they do now both inside and outside of the I billly lor donor recruitment. The Hasting* and Middleville areas. I Medical Society to concerned ministration set* and the tech­ In addition, th* Program needs about the problem dhd proposes county-wide donor support in; that interested representatives nical work required to prepare the blood transfusion. Also, in giving the blood needed. Com-i of Service Clubs, industry. Hosm.unitle* such as Nashville. I pltal Guilds. Community . Chest. Woodland, and Delton all used, and the Red Crowi itself meet the flexibility we now have In to be able to gel sufficient together within the next few being able to get rarer type* of donors to justify the Bktod Mo- week* for a further look al thto blood. In addition, the people of bile Unit coming to thoa* area*, i problem and what we can do Barry County would be losing and I believe, with profer or-(about If 5 Barry Men to The Hastings Banner"^ ‘110th Yea! 20 Pages—3 Sections Hastings. Michigan, Thursday, August 5. 1965 NUMBER 16 lcMVe ,hu Thursday on the 11:45 Winners at Fair J Have Memories To Treasure Barry County's 106th annual Fair 1* history, but many boy* and girls Will treasure many memories of the exposition and the first, second and third place ribbons they earned । by exhibiting their prized ani' male, handicraft and crops. The Fair han many highlights. 101 //IIS Bandsmen Iq Attend MSL Music Camp ley. Tom Pennock In the novelty. "Chug-a-lug." and the large novel­ ty group. "Sally and the Vegctariana." Including Candice Bivens. Wednesday Thonrn Adams, driver of CofTre Money. was liuwm from hl* sulky whim hi* pacer broke stride going Into the flint turn. Young Adams suffered a hip Salesman Killed In Midnight Crash Tuesday EDITORIALS stratlons by BLU Moffit, assistant the oval but a wing was damaged. director of Michigan Bute Uni­ •Men worked all night repairing versity band*, movies and n dance It for the Friday race*. In Uie Kellogg ballroom Richard Palmer, superintendent of speed at the fair, scored victories in both heats of the Sth race for Hastings Mfg. Earnings Up di th and Dorothy; four brothers. year. The present maximum Social Gene of Grand Rapids. Martin, Security tax levied on K.fiOO (the formerly of Harting* and no* tn i Please turn to Page 4. this Sec.) , I cento a share on U37.709 Mr. VanArtsen called on bust- shares of Hastings common ness firms and plant* In thto| slock outstanding, as against area. One of his calls was at the I 394 cento on the sama nnmber Safety Parade To End Gty’s 28th Program Invite Amateurs Orra Scott Of Middleville To Tryout for Freeport Show Dies July 28 Hastings' 21th annual summer playground program coms* to ah end thia Friday with the final day highlighted by the annual The Freeport Homecoming to! set for Saturday. Aug. 28. and Roy, of Alto; a step-daughter. Mra. Datoa Scott of Eaton Rap­ ,Ids; one step-son. Donald Kelley will be 150. seoond 125. third <15 of Kalamazoo; seven grandehU- He was the eighth person to be | of 1964 kilW on highway, in Barry | There e.roln,. were eqaal to Sgt. Jim Taggart Drowned in Oklahoma week to pay far medical and hos­ pital services limited almost ex­ clusively to persons over 65—and even here the service will not be I night. Aug. 20. at the bandstand In downtown Freeport Talented persons, either young; driving about M or 60 when Mr Hastings Mfg Company re­ VanArtsen passed him driving a ported nd earning* of 3289.BM 1964 Chevrolet. Xtr V.n w.. m.rWH “1“'r laXCS m month* Woodland 1945 Class Plans Reunion Middleville Firm Given Orders on Waste Disposal Don J. Plngleton. soft of Mnt. Alma Pingleton, Harting* has been advanced to the port of supervisor of the financial analy­ sis and budgets section of the Ford Motor Company. In line with the record temper ature of 99 degrees Tuesday. Peter Hover, states tiiat on that Uvlty on the playground* of day 1.825.000 gallon* of wulcr Hastings this Summer. The gov­ were pumped into the mains— ernment, through the FERa is to furnish eight men and women to Broadway. Refreshmenu will be given all youngsters participating in the Cheryl <8ls> VandenBurg and her brother. Wes. both of North­ eastern won tlie City badminton championships last week. “Sis", defeated Melody Butler of the backward glances “bits of yesterday”.... as gleaned from the Banner files Ue Creek Hospital. Thursday Barry County had a quota of nine for August but the other three pta«. a were taken by vol- of these polls determined the ex­ Taggart, was drowned while fall­ tent to which the public under­ ing shortly after 9 o'clock Saturday stands the cost factors Involved enthusiasm for medicare may be morning, July 31. In Oklahoma, nor Ute limitation* of the care and tempered considerably when people making as much os to,SCO a year lent government will pick up the tab on all doctor and hospital bills at no cost, whatsoever to ll>e in­ dividual Too few people under­ stand that, any government. Itself, federal. state or local, ha* no independent resources, and before paying out money- for any purpose A typical day. Director Steward •aid. begins at 7 ash. with break­ fast. .Marching rehearsal from R eight-tenths north of Middleville, and ripped out 142 feet of guard rail before coming to a hall astraddle a guard post. Miss Campbell Dies Tuesday; Services Friday BPW Presents Scholarships to 8 'Young Women The Hastings City Bank board room was the scene Wednesday night. July 28. for a Coffee hour for the 1966 Scholarship awards given by the Hastings Business Coffee, punch and special dec­ orated cup cakes were served to the girl* and their mothers or sponsors. Checks in the amount of <100 each were presented to Johanna Pavllch, Mary Alice Lockwood. Marjorie Buck. Judy Fender and Sandra Kay AUerding' as new Scholarships. Commission describing pored waste disposal. The order places restrictions on the pH. metals, solids, oils 1* Included for the protection of public health, water supply use. and fish aquatic life. The order also requires specific measures to be taken to prevent accidental losses of processing solutions, and It requires waste sampling and analyses aary for compliance with the or­ der may not be constructed until plans have been submitted to | Metoenbach. Carol Divine. Mich­ and approved by the Commit-: elle and.Busan Shellerly. Sherry slon-* chief engineer. | Sorby. Sharon and Debbie Bun­ ton. TaRimy Folta, Teddy Fiteg eraId and Amy Me. Lean. Movie a* Delton The last day for paying Bum­ Evangelist Billy Graham's mo. ,.. mer taxes without penalty is l>c slwwn tn the Delton Upper Aug. 10 Three percent will be Elementary Sclwol Gym at 7:30 added after this date pm. Thursday. Aug. 11 * Louise E. Erway. Treasurer I S �Jonger vUU with mother. Driver Injured When Car Hits Sign, House Larry alul ’ family of CU/UUn . Mr. .nd Uto t Thompson and family of ClarkHon and Gary Tinier, local, were. I Sunday, Aug. 1. dinner guests of( , r ^Mtr^cl Greiner. tB. Rl Hasting*, ; . : Chrt« an<1 who e vacnt K,. -tor. «• mg at the home nt her parents. the Lynn Perry* Dan will be a student al Kcitogg Community College next year and the famltv win h- locating somewhere In tho Vicinity. ; Visiting the Henry HL Martins Mra. CcrnAl Dento#. . ------ — wlll nn attend the 5-jtu hU sister and U having the.u-.n tiirill ■ of flying home by JK ns*l Bun- ■wedding annlverray party hen(fay > <oriM Mrs- D.« slater and bn*, at the Spring Lake County ' Mr “and Mr»7 Lewl* Godfrey band I Sunday. and Mrs. Wesley Edmonds at- Club ' tended the Edmond* - Brump. Mr. and Mra Glenn Mo-t, dinner gutsU on Bunday M wedding last Monday. Mr*. Ed- were ’ Use home of Mr. and Mra. R«j. moods wm a houseguest at her I ““ j— Crites of Freeport. On fi,t. 8huu, MumW rnm . <n> daughter. Hazel Edtnor.dJ, at b.11 1 nr inp u. Hn V«A wtoto Wall Lake over the weekend, junlay they- were caller* at tfc Leslie Dickerson home al Dowthey visited their daughter tusd sister. Mr and Mrs Michael (Janet) BOonacu, al PUUeklU ■ trtrt n*. M, ... •J’*™’ ™a«». K..U. u™u « «« «*• KSS5 M M n< IM, IM. U» pu, X 'X’S bn Ur, tom. Junto Jul, Chum H-Mm or Cui™, CT,. Cullt ; Mrs Ruby Girard ot bedon*. Art*.; Mrs Clara Olrarrt of Bourbonnais, Hl., and Mr*. The oar knocked down a sign poet on the south tide of the *U<*t. then careened onto u»e north side and smaaitnl the weat end of the port* Uw R"brit liodek Inane U fe W. Green Start NOW! AT YOUR MR. SPARTAN’S STORE Offk-ei. lure been, investigating two hit-and-run mlshsfa In Hu*Unga. Gerald Sinclair. ♦«. RS Hastings, iwnner Lake • Rond, was struck about 12:33 urn. on Saturday. July dt. in front of the Trio Cafe on E. BUte Street According to the report, ho was hit by Ute right front tender of a car winch specl sway. He suffered a cut un the rKtit amt He was taken to Pen­ neat HupiUl. Michael Todd. 17. Hl Halting*, was riding his motor bike south °n Jefferson near Slate about 12:40 the mme morning. minutes after Sinclair lud been hit. Tbdd wa* riding south alien Uie back of hi* motor bike was struck On Friday, July 23. James H. Sines, a. Irving Road, was fighting a cigarette and did not see a car perked at Ute curb at 32H W State Street. Hr hit the car a* Raymond Wisniewski. 57.'Delton, was about to get into it. Ho was thrown over the hood Julie Wlsniewakl. 13, waa already In the car. MEET MR. SPARTAN with the biggest B.P.R.* in Michigan Floyd Colvin, Manogor. Fclpauach Food Center ' y'X *Buy-Power Rating = The direct relationship of the buying power of your dollar to the buying power of your *lore. \ d}/' Your dollar always docs more . _ SHOP AND SAVE EVERYDA Spartan on the door! IM RKNI6MI Freeport tty Mitt. Sylvan Ta/, Bunday. Aug. 1. Later they visited Mm. Ralph Kidder at the Medical Facility, w Mra Gary Kidder of Caledonia and Mr*. Harold HergIwnt.and Marilyn of Grund Rap­ id* accompanied Mr*. Al Barnard to Uie home of Mra. Charles War­ ner in Sparta where they attended a shower for Judy JlUette. * Mr. and Mra Gary Kidder and son ot Caledonia and Ralph Moore wcra FYiday, July 30. supper guest* of Mr and Mr* Al Barnard in honor of the Ktodcra- wedding anniver­ sary and Mr. Moore* birthday. * Mr. and Mra Charim Geiger visited Mr. and Mra Martin KcU in Wyoming Saturday. July 31. „ ' Mr and Mrs. Marvin Patrick and children attended a Sunday School picnic at Du’-ton Part, a Mr. and Mrs Marvtn Patrick and children attended a farewell party for tiis Rev and Mr*. Gerald Hepiuier and family al the Ernest DeGrote home Aug. 1. * Mr. and Mra. Donald Critea and Mrs. I,w- Swift's Premium Pro-Ten Blade Cut SKINNED, DEVEINED, FRESHLY SLICED CHUCK ROAST BEEF LIVER » 39 fjolen- ECKRICH SMORGASPACK HERRUD ROASTY HNKS lb. 89* Michigan Pascal SPARTAN SALAD Mr. and Mrs Floyd Dukes and Mr. and Mra Ray Dukes were Bund*/ Aug. 1. visitors of Mr. and Mra. Bernard Dukes of Hastings to help the latter's damliter, t^U..celebrate her birthday. * EUldgton Hefflebower of Florida was a'vlalior of hta daughter and family. Mr and Mrs Floyd Duk<«. from Tuesday till Friday, July 27-30. a Mr. and Mrs George Owen were | Bunday. Aug. 1. dinner guests-of Mr. and Mr* Ron Owen of Mid­ dleville. w Dak- Thompson of Ionia was a Bunday. Aug. 1. caller al the CHUCK BLADE STEAKS BROIL STEAKS SV lb. 59' lb. 89‘ DRESSING STALK QUART JAR WITH COUPON VhVEVSMOoTcO^ lANE flSHESEEIT CELERY SPARTAN KRAFT BABY MIDGET LONGHORN CHEESE HALF FRUIT COCKTAIL Tho Argument Is The Cost Of It FrcquenUy PET-RITZ FROZEN Individuals governmental officials bring up the prospect of taking a federal census every five yeai-a instead of every 10 They assert that with popu­ lation growth and mobility they need census informa­ tion more thah once a dec­ ade. Several bill* to thl* end have been introduced in Oongrra*. but they lute got­ ten nowhere. The pr.t-.cip.-U reason for the nonfavorable action seems to stem from W,TH coTpqnTbohobo^age CREAM PIES CRUSHED CHUNK OR TIDBIT Pineapple «« Ui*eep of property to rrtmey well spent. Now the painting season Is here and If your building* need {taint. don't pt|t It otf. We luindie the fittest outside paint* by Ben­ jamin Moore and Rox all weather Latex paint for all outside surface*. Good point la the beat bargain in Ute long run. You ahvaj* find the best bargain* al EAST WPE LUMBER COMPANY, CUE. RAILROAD STREET, HASTINGS. PHONE WI *- Grated Tuna Applesauce REGULAR OR DRIP Spartan Coffee OVEN-FRESH Jelly Rolls INSTANT 14-OZ. PIES MAXWELL 100 EXTRA STAMPS WITH PURCHASE OF ANY 5 PKGS. SPARTAN FROZEN VEGETABLES. 50 EXTRA STAMPS WITH PURCHASE OF ANY 0) CUT UP FRYING CHICKENS. HOUSE SPARTAN SALAD 6-OZ. REDEEM YOUR FIFTH WEEK BONUS CARD COUPON FOR— COUNTRY LANE I Dressing WITH THIS COUPON AND A $5 OR MORE FOOD AUGUST 7, IMS. PURCHASE THRU AUGUST 7, IMS. SAT., �( THE HASTINGS BANNER—S More About Donald Boyes Receives New GM Appointment Winners TliRn. Ohio, whose 4,800-pound team hauled the Mine weight 16 feel, P indie*. John Dranke of Apwrfntmcnt of Donald L. Boyea, a native of Hasting*, a* a*--4stant pound team hauled 3500 pound* end Motors Automotive Cornpo- Mon'gomery were fourth. Ken Smith of Edwardsburg was fifth, Fowler Bros, sixth. Ken Smith, seventh and Fred Rapp of Mar­ shall wav eighth. Fowler Bros, and Smith had two entries. FDur-H State Sliow winners In­ cluded Philip Harrison, Lucky today by GM President James M. Roche Monday Boyes wa» elected as a rice president of GM. ' GM's Automotive Component* and Dth-nae Group is under tlw Hayward. Middleville; MarionGorlum and Carol Converse, Yeckley; Karen Barnum and Chrl* Belscn. CHAMPION. RUNNEB-L'P—Ron Dlngerwn (right). Hasting*. Woodland, and Lee Mlle* and Jsnet Hungerford. Fine Lake. Al­ ternates are Leslie Smith. Dowling; Schondelmayer (left) of Middleville tn tight competition. Aleta Buckley. Onondago Club, and Sue Cary, Yeckley. vlduai: grand champion, John I —— — ROBERT C. RODEK Promote Rodek In E. Vi . Bliss Sales Department Walker mi shown bv Dori* Erick- chamnlon bv Thoma* Vaughn of Quarter horse champion mare pointed manager of international Plainwell, Dixie Saboeof R1 Plainsales and marketing for the Press Division of the E W Bliss trophy. Company, according to an anchampionship trophy In fitting Shuster, vice president at inter­ national operations. Debby Drake took honors far championship stock seat equita­ tion. 14 and under; Jean Cary, championship stock *rat equita­ Prior to hl* new appointment, tion, 15‘and under; Philip Harri­ Rodek had served the Press Di­ son. grand champion western vision a* manager of interna­ tional sale* and as a sales engi­ neer He Joined the company Oorhsm, championship English in the Pall of 1950 equitation; Jane Robertson. grand Bom and raised in Canton. champion EngUsJy halter; Morion Ohio. Rodek. hl* wife Shirley, Gorham, grand champion English and their three children reside nt 2049 Crossh*ven Road. N W. championship pony equitation; . ..u„„ w«u W„ II. from 1943 through 1945, and j Clyde Jewell of R2 Naahville 0,8 Army ,n'lw»h Jew«n* Golden Mistress, a R^dek Uud£l .nain-Hn, .< I HoUteln <»»* «hO*n>an. indteJ^ •hlp aWBnl- JurJor champion. 4H rhsXl Tnrinieri^ 7r om «« C»“mohlokStateErrniv.raite ' ! pion Utal Clyde ha* shown in hl* He k ?’ti e rvt.1 <H career. He la the son State . ° ‘11 of Mr. and Mrs. Verne Jewell. The <rou;> Boyes as*l*t Kyes In ntnt* divisions. KmIi Personal Mention Th appointment* were eflective Aug 1. 1965. Boyes has been general manager »<*»>"• I u™. Krlkr. Mr.. lr<™ of Del.-o-Remy Division since Sept. Sheep: Showmanship, first year. Japhrt of Prairieville and MrsDebra Wlerlnga. Middleville; Junior Henry Sandeen have been on a shownuuultlp. Jackie Maichele, wonderful vacation trip U> the Middleville; senior showmanship, west including tho Black Bill*, institute. Flint. Nick Wlertnga, Middleville. i Ml. Rushmore, the Bad Lands. Alter graduating from OMI in Breeding class: champion Cur-; Yellowstone National Park and rledaie ram, Phil Hlgble, Hastings; the Grand Canyon u a few of ewe. Clayton Swift. Naahville; lhe roost interesting place* vialtH*mpahlre: ewe. Jackie Malchele; ,4 n^y abo wcrc nursLs of Mix. Central Foundry Division. Suffolk: ewe. Debra Wleringa; sandeen* aunt, Mra. Irene CraHe served that divtiion in various Cheviotr ewe and ram. Nick Wler- mcr. n farmer resident, at tho capacities until 1953. when he be­ came an acting plant manager of Mark Johnson. Hastings. Ml? Merl IJpp and family. Since Detroit Transmission Division. He Gay ' Florencei Norton had thelr return home. Mr. and Mr*, was appointed general manager of the hlghrat munber of entries. Henr>. Sandrfn wld Richard Hyatt Bearing* Division, Harrison. totaling 57 in Jams, j«“l“have visited their daughter and N. J., on Jan. 1. 1954. and served serve* canned food*, needlework Rlstcr Mr Bnd Mrs Tookcr tn that posiUon until his appoint­ »nd daughter, who have recently ment as general manager of Delco•**rd*-d “ blate Fair ribbon a* n!0Ved to st Johns from Mason. Remy ciianifilon earner. Boyes was bom at Hartings In Ernie Is with the Metropolitan Others to win State Pair special Life Insurance Company. addition to hl* studies at GMT, he awards were Violet M. Miller of Mra. Iva DeCamp. Mra. Kathy did graduate work at Massachu­ Delton, with a crocheted white af­ setts Institute of Technology. ghan upon which wa* croas- Booher, Mr. and Mra Arthur stitched a design of raves; Mrs. Colltoon. Laurel Garrison and Mr. and Mra, M. C. ChriattanShirley Towns. R5 Hastings, with Mra. Adah Sigler were among htr crocheted tablecloth; Mra. Rob­ those attending the Lowell Show een of Salem, Ma, are spending a three-week vacation with the ert Harper, R4 Hasting*, jelly; Bait Friday evening. Mra. Donna Buehl. R2 Hastings. Laurel Garrison and hi* grand­ George Smiths, relatives in son, Jimmy Garrison, arc at Hale Greenville and northern Mich­ hello Payne, R4 Harting*. bread; this week working on Laurel's igan Accomixtnying the Christcabin. d-uuhier. Mra. Arvy Roger*. also from Salem. Middleville were Sunday visitors Mac Phillipa, Augusta, knitted coat. of Mrs. Adali Sigler. —— ——— ... .... ..... visiting Visiting -vira Mrs. rvma Nina wanner Wallaceon on Diane Gilbert of Gun Lake Road., 8un[lay WM htT niece, Nonna an oU painting: Mra- Frank Wein-, EvCThan. wh9 WM en niute frwn TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY Mark Halbert. R4 Battle Creek, champion Red Dane; Harry Presbyterian Church. ! the ch "nDlon R "' OQn '1 ,Iarrv He is a a graduate of Ttinken Boulter. R3 Hasting*, champion ; milking shorthdfn; Lyle Olmstead, Vocational High School. R4 Hustings, champion Jersey, and 'Cheryl Schantz. R4 Harting*, ■champion Drown Swiss. Linda Kling is Still Unconscious Linda Kling. 14, daughter of, bon for senior abowmanship. HU Mr. and Mrs Gus Kling of Mid- brother. Dennis. II. showed the and son. *on wa* Ann Weber of 618 S. Jeffer- ' urana BABYSITTER WANTED — To pencil sfa-teh Kent Mead. Daie Smith. Cheryl and come to my home to care for of Russell Mrod. Nashville * few day. a winner tn the woven rag (hu wpck wlth moO pm., five days a week. Prefer Mrs. Elmer Smith of Lansing. own transportation. Call after Mrs Lillian Farr of Ca/awiovia SW Michigan Hospital Unit Elects President uncensciou* thi* week in 8t.| Other high winner* in the UveMnry's Hospital with a grave stock judging were: head Injury suffered in a twoShowmanahip cattle, junior mem­ car crash about 6 pm. Sun-lav. ber* for Qrat year, Douglas Case. Trustee* ot the Southwentem July 25. git the driveway of their ‘ Hasting*, and junior *t>ownuuuhlp Michigan Hospital Council thi* hontr ' I Debby Drake. Dowling. ' Iler shier. Gayle. 19. had also ' Champion Angus steer. Keith administrator of Ingham Medlfrnm St. Mary's on Monday .champion other breed, Keith Per­ David Ulrich, son of Mr and; Breeding class champions: An- i Mrs Joseph Ulrich of the Wood gua. Sandy ScJwndelmayer, Middle­ School Road, ha* also been crill- vllle; Hereford. Diana Osbcm. cally hurt He improved and was Deitoci; Shorthorn. Larry Jo Case, released from the hospital on Dowling . Friday. July 30 The left aide of Junior showmanship bi swine. Dave'* face has some paralysis KeHneth Hawblitz. Nadivllle; *ebut physician* believe it will t>e nior *lwwman*hip, Carol Eldred, all right in a period of time. Naahville; Breeding classes York- the Carvair being driven by Hampshire, Jim Jones, Hickory driven by Duane W. Cooley. 37. Market hog*: champton pen. Hl Hartings Cooley wa* treated Carol Eldred; reserve champion at Pennock Hospital. pen. Tom Eckert, Freeport; indl- Serving You In All Emergencies Make the Home Patient Comfortable Available For Rent or for Sale CANES - CRUTCHES - WALKERS Houae-guesta last week al the LOST—3 Rolls of fiberglass in­ sulation between Galesburg and Deep Lake via Richland and Prairieville. Finder call WI 5-2254 Reward 8’5 family. Mr. and Mra Robert TWO SMALL KITTENS — To Schultz and daughter, of Madi­ give away. Black and white, son. Wis. part Angora. 228 N. Church. . Mrs. Gary Rivers. Beth and ATTENTION GIRLS 1100 to 812S a wack. Ap Houseguests of the Joint In- and over with car. I can place - ------- ---.— _______ ..... thicc In a Job with public conson Methodist Hospital. Kai- Mr. and Mr* Ddm-ll Smith of tract. Paid daily. Pau Avon, San Diego. Calif._____________ । Stanley, Wntkicu, Raleigh, etc. Mr. and Mra. M. C. Christian- Representative^ encouraged to sen and daughter. Janet Rogers, I apply- Libera) bonu.* program of Salem. Mo. ore visiting Mra. : Write Box 984 c/o 'Ha*Ungs The Hospital Council'* pur- ’! Christ tan<en's »inter and family.' BBanner. txnc U to aaala*. hospitals in pro­ the Woodrow Wynns Mra. Charles Wood* *pcnt TRAILER LOT riding high quality, efficient and :i last week in Huntington. W. ■' month. si. . „ u wa wiv. u tings. Dominick Rodrigues. On ' .cun. visiting U n ,n«mu friend w» who people of till* area. farmer classmate in Bible School °r M’” l‘“lf - — — -- ■ post Baltimore Trailer Park WI 5-5634. pital* to solve common prob­ Martin. Jean Stanton wa* home from lems. develop standard operating procedures, and exchange In­ Ferri* Slate over tlx* weekend formation. The other tnu-tees and Kay from WM U where are: Cltarles Skinner ndmuils^md she will spend the remainder Hospital. Jackson: Catherine Kelly, administrator, Lakeview the Rozril Stahton*. and re-enter Community Hospital.,Paw Paw; Western In tlie Fall. The RozeU Stanton* were munlty Hospital. Buttle Creek; guests of his alster, the Fred David R, Hooter, administrator. Haym-Grecn - Bruch Hospital, Charlotte, and Paul Nelson, ad­ daughtcr and husband. Mr. and ministrator. Sheldon Memorial Mrs Jack Neeley, who ALWAYS FIRST QUALITY > LAST THREE DAYS FAMOUS PENNEY SHEETS REDUCED 186-count. * These are the famous Penney percales woven of long-staple , cotton combed to extra silky-smoothness, prized by homemakers for three generations} A year-round outstanding buy at their regular prices, spectacu­ lar now afuhese reductions’’ J PENCALE* COMBED COTTON PERCALES White 1| U ■ • twin 72' « 108" flat or Elasta-Fit Sonforixed bottom sheet 1.99 2 for 99c full 81 x 108 flat __ pillow cases 42" x 381" bleached and finished f33-count.e Coast-to-coost famed for thelh firm, balanced weave, smooth Finish, sturdy long wear and thrifty prices. Now. a not-to-be-miwed buy at these reduced prices. Check your^linen closet, hurry to Penney’s today and stock up ot these savings! NATION-WIDE* LONG-WEARING COTTON MUSLIN twin U**108'®» BHI 1 • ' ■ White Jr Elasto-Fit Sanforised bottom iheet full 81 X.-108" flat or Elasta-Fit Sanforized bottom sheet pillow cases 42" x 36" 1.68 2 for 81c LIMITED TIMES 20% OFF dent tor 1965-86 year. W« have the latest patterns In @rnstrong LINOLEUM Hospital. Albion. Sunday dinner 1942. maintains office*, nt 120 North Michigan Avenue, Has­ There will be a family gather-' ting*. Robert I* Bucket 1* executive Ing at the J, Franklin Huntley* this weekend when birthdays for director. Mra. John Huntley and her daughter. Jill Huntley of Mar­ shall will be celebrated, Mrs H’s. nephew, the Glenn Haywuod*. ’ parent*. Dr and Mrs. Edwin j Terwilliger, of BentonnHarbor, More About- Backward Glances Continued from Poge One WHEEL CHAIRS charged from Pennock Haspltol IN HASTINGS lenneifi THE MODERN FASHION IN FLOORS DRAPERIES made to your measure DECORATOR FABRICS by the yard FROM OUR CUSTOM FABRIC COLLECTION! A FLOOR TO MEET EVERY BUDGET CHOOSE FROM OVER 500 FABRICS FOR DRAPERin. SLIPCOVERS. UPHOLSTIRYl HASTINGS FLOOR Camp al Delmore. Olilo, this; COVERING ! Summer. This 1* the fifth year coun- 123 W. Stole St. Find designer prints, florals, strjpes/'moderns, pro­ vincials! Hundreds of solids from light to deep tones! Newest textures—nubby and open weaves, rough and smooth surfaces, sheers! All first quality, ordered especially for you -fronP top decorating houses. at the Episcopal Church tn SauSEE HOW YOU SAVE! We Carry a Complete Line of Sick Room Needs . . . BED TRAYS • tory adjoining Ute church. FOLDING COMMODES • VAPORIZERS DISPOSAL UNDERPADS • HOT WATER BOTTLES SURGICAL SUPPLIES • ELASTIC SUPPORTS LUMBO SACRAL SUPPORTS • BED BACK RESTS Rely on us to fill every prescription accurately from complete and up-todate quality pharmaceuticals. by Mrs Rena Hotly. won fb^ prize in a choir competition dur- GARDNER South Jefferson street advertise eluding 8875 for the coupe; $895 Sedan. D Ft u o s ton streets' and all vehicle driven naled al night and its warning Two former Hastings baseball of the New York Yankees, Wally Ptpp, a regular, and "Lefty" flO W. Stale JUST SAY "CHARGE IT Right," has been placed al the Plus S&H Green Stamps •rn.». For example: draperies 72" wide by 81" long mode from odr Country Lone. reg. 27.35 pr. NOW 21.88 pr. HEATING FADS The Methodirt. Episcopal Church choir at Woodland. di­ WI 5-2134 obtained from Columbia, 8. C. Shop 9 A.M. to 5:30 P.M. Monday. Tuotdoy, Wednesday, Thursday and Saturday—Shop Friday 9 A.M. till 9 P.M. �A ta« of thia magnitude U bound to arid a nocicwable burden to buatnoaa coals, and at the same Inoome aubject to this time reduce the aum total of pri­ ' • year. Iha naw mal- vate purchasing power The posbus be MT7-30 in IM But that U only Uta start The WVtf UW will nw to I3S0.40 and two year* later wW roach «0. Gradual U>OM*e> gwr the M*t 1* y«*ra will bring a -maximum- of muo in IWI The word 'maximum" was pul S’I because It b enUntly prob- Ui*t the Federal government was m*i' by ilei further exten- merely giving a "bonus" with one and expsnriMU of the Social hand and taking it away with the Security program Wtil be authorbed making thi* 'maximum" of 6212 Sv aeom rather “minimum" Knowing bow big government operate*, you the tax reduction route, asm take it for granted that Uic nraeent achedule b merely an wi­ Official Action of the Hastings City Council Know Your!**^” - Miss Michigan Legislatoi Many arts rwddent*. eapecially Middleville By Mrt. Mary jackton those attending Western Michigan University or WMU alumni, werjE thrilled when Esther Lynne Smith lO-year-old Portage gtri. waa *n irctal .us MUS Michigan of laci in the MUAkegon pageant. The brown-haired. blue-eyed U4. SENATORS Senate Office Building Washington 25. D.C. Patrick V. McNamara Philip A. Hart | Irons left Tuesday . vUttt.'ig a few day* with hl*-------- ...___ Blanche Segeralrom. * Mr and Mn Richard Rcyfl and family CONGRESSMEN House Office Building Washington 22. DX. r-WEx: re lararytri «lU»4 IIW1 Banfield - Vicinity Lake Odessa By Mri. Dan Pairrman th* contribution employer* are re­ to make will aiao be incaMM- fq help finance medicare eAn.(bough moat firm* are now paying for program* of medical, health and hcapstal insurance for their emptoyero. Beginning next year, for example, anpioycr* will have to pay the government 6KBJ0 for each of their snploj ees. Thi» will repre•0)1 |p added cart of operation tor Gerald Bartlett of East Lansing W$M)' the tanpioyeea will receive and music instructor at Abe East nigh school, taught two weeks at the National Music Camp al In­ Mrd District —Harold J. Vaikerns. ITT W. 22nd Street. Hol­ land. < Yankee Spring* Townahip.i rath District — Roger Jobnaon. 632 Birch Street. Marshall. (Woodland. Hastings City. Has­ tings Township. Castleton, Balti­ more. Maple Oreve. Johnstown. Assyria Townships) list District—(larry E. Brown, 221 W KUa.Schooicraft iThornapple. Irving. Carlton. Rutland, A native of VUardlngen. The | Netherlands, the reigning Mis* Western Michigan University, won out over U other State beauties I She came to the US. with her family nine year* ago Her victory brought her a lljxn schoterahip. a wardrobe worth J3.000 and the use of a IM Olds­ mobile convertible for one year She is a voice major «t WMU. She has four brothers and four *Ut*r» Secund runner-up tn the Muskr. gon pageant was Caro] MarlFcdcwa. * WMU coed competing as Mis* Wyoming. Carol is not a telathe of the Hastings Fadawu Woodland Mr and Mra Clemen., called on Tom Barry al Gladwin Hospital several time* teal week. SUPERB S7ERE0' GENUINE MAPLE Bob Frost is home from Blod-' groaa fire burning out of cuntrul kOU Hospital where be Juul been across from Mr. and Mr*. Gene given imstmente foe a bank ail- , Nusbaum Friday afternoon. The inent * Mias Mary Frost, who fire undoubtedly started from a has been a patient in Ostco- discarded cigarette. * The local pathlc Hnspuul in Grand Hap- ladles pedro club met Thursday ids returned to the home of her at the home of Mra Clara parent*. Mr and Mra. Albert Hughes, • Mr. and Mrs Leo freed. Thursday. * Mr. and Mrs Frey and Kathryn. Mr. and Mra AMAZING VALUE1 Dunham er. Mn Nellie Elwood at the and Janice Cole from HasUngs Medical Facility al and IweTt Sunday birthday dinner other icUUvca. A Mr. and Mra., guests of little Cindy Leonard. Rodney Finkbeuu-r and family1 daughter of Mr and Mra Nor- || Public Forum j gUBSCiUPTIt new. finely crafted phonograph! Earl) Maple cabinet h fication tag. Thrilling V-M stereophonic sound! Powerful new dual channel amplifier . sensitive wide-cone speakers . 4 Speed' Stere O-Malic'*Record (‘hanger .. dual atyli in retractable cartridge pro­ tects records Separate TYeble. [UBIAU sheer went un- Mrx Richard Kllgure. * Horace feet became tn- ' TUngme la making progress in r weed*. Tummy lus bld lor good health at Use > rtwriie him and Borgesa Hur.pkt.il He win soon afternoon guoata war Mr. anil Mra. Georgv Ball Mr tuul Mrs KeiUt Ball, the Wm Cordray family, and Mr. and Mrs Duane $149.95 Music Center Sunday. * Mr and Mrs. Michael family art moving soon u> AteHomta ar- spending a week visit- bnma for a >wr. on ginrrnmcsU Ing relatives tn the Southwest, order*. Count on the Classics Here ’s how you can help the and support over the post I weeks u greatly appreciated. If the Safety Commission < flee can be of service to you any way. don't hesitate to co tact us at any time. Pennock Hospital Building Fund by calling ■ paying for yet chain to keep a no Parking where wc have iwn for IS car* Why not be fa with our Store Owners, give p<« pie parking place. And wte about the Doga at large her there, everywhere. We have Lav Pandlafon doai the "little nothing full"— merely a clastic fl ••sential for town and ■! - • 4 * ■ . ■ • — Leopard-Osgood Funeral Home for ambulance service... j country, campus or , career. It's the fine hand of flannel—pure v virgin wool, of course— and the understatedjines and vibrant colorings are . purely Pendleton. 8-20, $36.00. - As you probably know, because of on unexpected increase in building costs. $200,000 is still needed to complete the renovation of Pennock Hos­ pital. This is a vitally important community project which deserves the cooperation of every one of us. We have a plan which will help raise at least part of this considerable sum. Dowling Until further notice, we will provide ambulance service on a ‘ donate to the Pennock Hospital Building Fund" basis. That is. anyone requiring the ■uscof our ambulances will not be billed for the service However, he .may make a donation to the Pennock Hospital Building Fund if he so desires. Dowling Farm meet Tuesday Pendleton Gunfy ~ Clothes All donations received will be turned over by^ us Jo the, Pennock Hospital Building Fund. The completion of the hospital's.building program will mean improved medical facilities—something which will benefit every single resident of our communit^^nnd we are pleased to be able to do what we can to help provide Barry County Fair. Special hon­ ors were taken by Debby Drak.-, Mary Fklicr and Roxanne Quick. additionalWjds needed to complete the hospital expansion. We sincerely hope you wilf^Wp the cause by calling Leonard-Osgood Funeral Home when­ ever ambuloncl^^rvice is required. OPEN WEDNESDAY EVENINGS Leonard-Osgood Funeral Home Bit* Ate Plt&dttd, MEN'S and LADIES' WEAR ** "Dress Well ... You Can't Afford Not To' Home of "Pendleton” Men's and Ladies' Sportswear IMLiteteSt. WALNUT AND JEFFERSON HASTINGS Phone 945-2471 �Evelyn vonReis l<£ ZS'Sto'Sj Writes About Travels Abroad Dear Mom. Erik. John. Charite. Barbie and “Pnncrea" I miss you all very much but I mi having a wonderful lime. It took ua exactly right hour* to get to Copenhagen. We flew over Ireland al 8:45 your lima. Friday morning. There were 180 student* on tho plane, three to a section. We did not sleep m night Bridge the GAP BarryviHe Leonard-Osgood Ambulances to Aid Hospital Here I am at B/lvU'c and she *■ ■» Ttry considerate, i feel quite at home. Carl Gustav came with Anders and Aunt Sylvia to Pick me up and he wants to me all over Stockholm and Uppeala before we go to Gotetesir and Hinds*. I think this aftwnoori we will go sightseeing and shopping. Tomorrow night they are going to have a small party for me, some young people and eomc older people I've had Mich a good time, it s so hard to believe I am here. I wish you all could be hero with me. It would be so much fun, especially Erik, be would love IL They hive the moat wonderful food In Bwo- Ill be there about- one week be­ fore flying to Dublin to meet the BmiUis and spend a wack there la a caravan limiter) for the Hana Show. When we re­ turn to Klllinchy. I will be with the Smith* for a few days and then go back to the Canons un­ til I leave for home. Today I went to a young Farm­ er's Fair. These people are very Ncxt day. happy here and it in wonderful We went touring ail over, saw to know that they iove to live. the Vaster ship, the King's Ireland is certainly a Or eon home. Almost every boy, but Emerald. When I flrat got here Anders, has a BeaUle hair cut: it »u light until 11:00. Dusk It's shocking! The majority of laxt over here for two hours! Now it doesn't get dark until boys wear it past the ears. 10:30. June 18, Menton. France Wednewiay morning a friend la Now. I am at the French Rivi­ era with Aunt Bylvte and And­ going to lake inc sailing and ers. It u so very beautiful and teach me to s^ll. warm here, Just like Lake Mich­ igan. except for tho townspeor>l» _ Poetry Corner | Till Pay Day Jack Osgood and Ctiarlea Leon­ ard. of me Leonsrd-Osgtxxt ptlneral Home In Hastings annwmdd*! today that until further. ttMglggi their firm will operate it* *n»- Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Day and family at Hastings and Mr and Mr*. Duane pay and Jennette of Martin Comer* were Bunday lunch gucau of Mrs L. a. Day. * On Saturday Mra. L. A. Day called on her sister. Mrs Clyde Hcndsrehott. at Pennock Hostel. She was a luncheon guest of anotiwr sister. Mrs. Ruth Springer, of Hastings Mrs. Charles Day and Mrs L. A. Day. were Wednesday dinner guestz. of Un Kate'Wdrb of Nashville * said anyone calling their (iwieraj home for ambulance service may. If he ao desires; make a dona­ tion to the building fund. of Battle Creek were Friday eve­ ning cailere of Mr*. diaries Day. Frederick recently returned from Ginnony where he was stationed with the Army. * Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Day and family of Has­ ting* were Sunday dinner guest* of Mrs. Charles Day. * Mr. and Mrs. Jack Vamey and family spent but week In a cottage near Marlon. tended church at Portage with Mr. and Mra. Clarence Maria, Jr, on Sunday and all had dinner at Bill Knapp's. The Fossetts were Sun­ day evening luncheon guest* of Mr and Mm. Ix+ Fossett of Vicks­ burg. * Rev. Lloyd Mead of OuU lake will be the guest minister Sunday. Aug. 8. at 11:30 at the Barryville Church, There will be a potluck dinner foilowlng the serv- "Leonard - Osgood Funeral Home and its staff are proud to help meet the amount needed by donating the cost of our ambu­ lance service to the building fund. If local resident* wtehta participate In thia worthwhile came, they can help by calling u* whenever junbulancs service Is Hickory Corners Pleasant Valley tty Mr,. Ethel ttlank Births at Pennock took Nancy to MSU on Sunday where she enrolled In the Michigan Youth Musical Program for tliree from tlie ['.capital after surgery on acholarahlp. * Brian Haley of Um- one eye. The planned tor surgery Bing has been a guest of hi* grand­ on her other eye mud await the communlcanta The guest upenkmother. Mra. Glenn Pufpaff. since arresting of Infection tiiat cropped cr at the Sunday morning wor­ th! p of July, 25, wa* a fine srrTuesday. Mr and Mrs Stanley num by tlic Bishop Clyde W. Haley. Jr, were Sunday dinner guests of Mrs Pufpaff. Brian re­ turned to Lansing with Uiezn. ★ Darrell Hununoil and Sylvia Han­ sen wert Thursday evening guest* they an? very nice, typically po­ lite and I feel al home. They ara wonderful and their daughter. Hilda, and I are great friends, she la ao good. I am picking up an. accent The Caraoru have an English accent, not Belfast I have met toe other three families. The first evening I was here I had dinner with the Smiths and their sons, Kevin. ID. Terry. 17, and Tom IS arid Burdick and Allred Galnder. Mra Martin Ix-nnon Is the delegate to the Missionary Society. Both groups will conclude their meet­ to her newly purchased home in Hasting* and .die was buck lierv Ings Saturday. Aug. 7. The family of Mrs. Addle Smlth-i to attend service* here Sunday. July 28. * Bishop Clyde W. Durfee Mr. anjl Mrs. Tc-m Gaylor, John Grammer. Mr. and Mra. Jumg Rose and clilidrm and Mr. and Mra. Minard Gaylor and family of Battle Creek were Sunday dinner gurata of Mr. and Mri. Owen Annual INDIAN POW WOW CEREMONIAL DANCING in COSTUME MODEL FINANCE Charlton Park, Hastings Sat. & Sun., August 14 fir J 5 *50°® to *1,000°° Two Show* Daily. 2 P.M. & 7 P.fl. riciuian iu>u inniuy. w air,, ansi Mra Donald Dowm-U called on E. J. Dowsett at Sparrow Hospital in Lansing on Sunday. BALL GAME ON1 SUNDAY Plenty of Shade Picnic Table*, Lunch Stand and Camping Area. PARKING 50c WE DON'T WANT 'EM these Items are featured FURNITURE THURS., FRI., SAT. & MON. ONLY We don't want them because our new fall merchandise is in and we need room to display it. So buy now at Terrific Savings RECLINERS MATTRESSES SUMMER DRESSES Our entire stock of summer dresses. Misses, Juniors, Peti(tes, and Half Sizes. VALUES Now S’JOO LADIES HATS to $17.98 ODDS and ENDS SOFA BEOS ifodern ityled sofs-t lay will coavert hits ull-length bed at nite. DINETTE SETS Formica topped tablet and 3 - PIECE CURVED SECTIONALS One rock of Ladies Ready to Wear. Broken sizes and styles . . . Dresses, maternity wear, sportswear, etc. VALUES ladies SUMMER COATS HOLLYWOOD: BUNK BEDS templete with mattre*.. FURNITURE, GIRL'S SUMMER DRESSES Reduced CHILDREN'S SPORTSWEAR Entire Stock Reduced price CHILDREN'S SPORTSWEAR And Other Item* Odds and Ends. Values to $1.98 Our entire stock of spring and summer hats. VALUES TO $6.98 Our entire stock of dresses now . . . to SI 2.98 Entire stock of summer Broken sizes. coats SPORTSWEAR Our entire stock of summer slgcks. knif tops, Jqmaicos, swim suits, etc. •’ Look for famous 'Trade-Name labels things you buy you’ll find them here! Parmaleejr 124 East State Street �1’ newS Society Linings Provide Garments Shape And Durability Personal Mention with a dinner party on Saturday evening honoring the 15th birth-. Ctaworth Mra. Irvlnit DuShane of Kata, maxoo and Daniel Hall of HasUngx were married Saturday afternoon. July 31. The ceremony wa* performed tn the Prrabyurian Church of Richland by the Rev. Rtu«-ll daughter* ot Augusta. Rapids. durability with llnlnga and un­ derlinings The final effect dralred, the Members of the Busy A Club and their husbands met Munday evening at inc cottage ot Mr and Mra Harry Bush at Bartow the taunderablllty of the finish­ ed garment ore factors you ahouM consider when deciding was a guest. Cards were played with prism going to Mrs. Rorelle Underlining. my* Martha Kuhn. County Extension Agent, Home te ruled the Outer reunion at immediate families Mra Harold Ritter and Roy family of Harvey, Ill., are vaca­ tioning at Wall lAke this week. their attendants Fullowlnit a recepUon at tho home of the bride's daughter. Mra Paul Eller, the couple left on a trip to New York City. They will reside ul 135 Wall Street. Kalamazoo. Albert Orsboni Jr. and friend with the former's grandparents. MISS MARILYN OAIL MILLER her grandparents thia and Kathy entertained the Hub­ family reunion on Sunday^ ] bell Louis Feldpousch IS tngoged to Is Engaged Marilyn Goil Miller , lined and skirts and draws may Vnderilnlng* are used as retention. Underlining* are cut treated aa one unit, which 1$ known aa double fabric con- lining*. Ty design and ailhou- points to check when selecting fabrics for linings and under- should also provide out adding bulk. It should match or Mend with the outer fabric and both fabrics should launder Colfax, while he waa attending as ‘ born home. Tho Wm. Porker* attended Mr. and Mr*. Lloyd Milter, Rl.lMra. Homer Bourn, Geneva BorLawrence. announce the engage-1 ton, Janet Hubbell. Mr. and Mrs.. Bunday ago. and were overnight ment of their daughter. Marilyn ।Bill Hubbell. Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Gail, to Loute E. Feldpousch. son I Gerald Wallace and family. Mr ■ i j t ■ of Mr. and the late Mrs. Her- and Mra. Eldon Peake and faml- HnnOrPfl TOT I ODO man L. Feldpousch of Hastings. Jy. Dan Walcott of Kaliunazoo. ••VIIVIVU IVI LUliy iaitea K»sg«r. WwdteaS Miss Miller is a graduate of [ Guests were Harry Bocke, Tom Lawrence High School. M1m] Havens and David Hathaway David, accompanied Billy and Rapp at Morrison Lake. This Stevie Hubbell to Grand Ledge coming Sunday the Parker* plan ployed at the Ambassador Travel for a visit. party at 417 W. Walnut Friday to attend the ailver wedding an­ Bureau in Kalamazco | afternoon when officer* of the Three were 40 In attendance Pennock Hospital Guilds g*th­ Her Fiance is a graduate of Waggoner of Dexter. to honor Jean Barnes, Greenville High School, served at the Fedewa reunion at Chari-; Mra. John O’Donnell and who served many jour year* in tne u. a. Air Force ton Park on Sunday, with rela- j daughter. Chert Lynn of Colum­ and te employed by the Shlnner ] lives present from Portland,1 “ Hasting* and school 11bus. Ohio, vi&lted tier parents, Meat Company out of Toledo. | Lansing, Nashville J Hastings. 1 ihrarlan e ’— and ’brarlan- and and is,s still *tU1 an instant instant the Burdette Barbera of Podunk herw were mr Mr ! -7-source for many A high noon wedding al St. | Attending from hero ” of information, —'C-**."!. ---------. " . their . ' . of her Augustine Catholic church in : and Mr*. Don Pedewn with her rrlenrl* friends a hen Ih.v they requesMr. and Mra. Erwin Knox and remaining for another Kalamazoo te planned for Satur-: daughter* and families Mr and a Ruota,lon or authorship of a day. September 18. ] 0“ Lansteg. P"***'takrn ««pM*ly family of Premont are spending1 while her parents are vacaiionthis week with her parents, the ling in California. They left by unaware. land Mr. and Mra. Henry Kaiser Following te a copy of the I of Kalamazoo. wording of the framed certificate An omteslon In the story about 1 e.mite presented to ,Mlss Barnes: I the Burnell Larkes entertaining Citation Awarded with GraU-1 In honor of the Earl Chases' bunion at Tjden Park on ! 25th^d^\X^CSd;^XWrafIt° ^ro^"^’ tude to Jean Baxne*. In recognition of her many] have also *to ted the Michael I Arkr?n’ years of loyal devotion and un- i Chose and Marian Chase, son IOhl0' Onul<1 Ledge. Grass Lake, sei fish service to Pennock Has- । and daughter of the honorees, I apd BatU: Creek, m well as this pita!. __ .__ _ vlrinlfv Thn reiinicdi nevt. vicinity. The reunion next VMr year In her capacity as recording will alao include the Reynolds Sewing chairman of the Womens, family being the Vroman-Rey- Board of Pennock Hospital, she nolda reunion. has been a key member of the [ the headline* above the. Bob Board. Por this service. The WoSharpe Item did not corroborate Mra Leslie Hawthorne chair- men',' Board and the staff of the story. Hl* special advanced maned the ladles luncheon at the , Pennock Hospital express their : Hasting* Country Club Tuesday deep gratitude and reflect the afternoon. Mr*. Leon Slander, feeling of the community with Mrs Haymond Finnle and Mr*.■ the presentation of this citation Frank CampbcU. who is at the John C Bay. Director. Mrs bridge. Gerald F. Beckwith. Pres, of Women's Board. Tlie Hastings Public Library (July 19. 19661. staff entertained with a luncheon Friday honoring one of their co­ workers, Mias Jeanette Barry.- Miss Jefln Barnes Daniel Hall and Mrs. Irving DuShane Exchange Vows Marriage Licenses Service to Guilds We Are Sorry ENGAGED—Mr and Mr*. R. O. Zleike of 31 Roth itreet. Battle Creek, announce the engagement of her daughter. Miss Paul* Craig, to Dennis 8. Malcolm, son of Mr. and Mra. Stanley Malcolm, of R2 Hastings. The bride-elect A miscellaneous shower was is a 1983 graduate of Lakeview High School and her fiance was given in honor of Dawn Durbin, graduated in 1962 from Hasting* on Thursday., July 33, at the High School. Both are 1965 home of Mary Cotant with graduate* of Kellogg Community Kathy Brownell as co-laMtess The guests Including bride-toCollege and will enter Western Michigan University this Fall, be sisters. Mra Kim Kidder and Mr*. Bennett— -and -the MIC CMUCAI.VII — — - • Gordon v---....... ----------­ she III In MIC the UIIICMC college VI of education and he in the department of. bride-to-be future mother - Lnspeech. I law. Mra Robert Brownell ------- ;—•-----------Games were played and enjoyitoscoc uasaei ana Anay «c •• ------------spent Monday. July 26, at the. an<1 p1® tenon* opened her home of Mr. and Mr*. Arthur,man>- *,,u _ _ .. ... Kidder. On Wednesday they were ; Poatacript Dawn Durbin will in Coldwater for a family reh'l,u nf Thomas G. union at the home of Andy's Brownell, son of Mr and Mra. ■daughter. Mra. Mary Prestldge Robert Brownell on Aug. 7. and left on Sunday with another j daughter and her husband, Mr ' Mr and Mr*. Robert Clement and Mra McGargai for Detroit of Charlotte were Sunday call- Down Durbin is Honoree July 22 At Lovely Shower Moxon. What type ot person should buy the hot Plymouth now? the furniture factory and te llv- i end t° Port Austin, and Ronnie make preparations for her ap­ I wiM return homo with them. proaching marriage this month. A gift was presented to the honoree from the hostesses. Open House to Celeb.ro te 25th Wedding Jubilee Mr. and Mra. Harold C. Holmes of 13400 Holden Road. R3 BelleMiss Linda Pinnie and Paul Peterson entertained a group of wedding anniversary’ al an open friend* at the Finnle cottage at — house. Sunday afternoon, Aug. Wall Lake Saturday evening. 18, 8. — al ___ their _____ home. Friends and], There was a surprise birthday I relalivre are exported to call' cake for Miss Joyce Newland of from 2 to 5 o'clock. Nashville, Miss Flnnles rooom- 1 The former Mtea Dorothy Ellen mate when they had an apart-1 Crandall became the bride of I ment in Grand Rapids. I Harold C. Holmen on Aug. II. ... 11H0. at the Flrat Congregational | In the Duplicate Bridge game Church in Battle Creek with the at the Hastings Country Club Rev. ”— Donald ” *J S. ” Bourne ---------officiat­ Tuesday night, the north-south ing She is the daughter of Mr. and winners were John Sorenson and Mrs Lorna Davidson of Grand Rapids Second went to Mrs North Avenue, and he is the son Gordon Ironside Sr. and Mrs. Roy Hubbard and third to .Miss T. Holmya of R3 Bellevue Jocelyn Ironside and Roy Hub­ bard. East-west winners were a student at Kellogg Community College and is employed by the S. Potts. second went to Mr. Kroger Co. and Mrs G E. Goodyear and third to Judge Phil Mitchell and Briggs Methodist Church Granville Mitchell. Personal Mention Mr. and Mrs Martin VanGrlkon and daughters and .Sirs Ef­ fie Close, of Grand Rapids were I Sunday dinner guests of Mra Nellie Smith and the John Kas' Insky*. Afternoon caller* were END of SUMMER Jackson. ] Saturday for a tn nrethem Michigan making .Traverse City. Mackinac Island, iTahquamcnon Palis and Copper I Harbor a part of their Itinerary, Women s Dresses Values to $13.98 Values to $14.98 Values to $29.98 $500 syoo $|Qoo Choke on Sunday. Canada, lias been a house-guest Easton, Ml«s Nash and Mra. Eleanor Todd, also of Paris, wee entertained for dinner at Uic l^oah. Mr. and Mra. Meryl Netb and Mcrln returned Friday from a month'* extensive trip through the South and West with their trailer. The Carlsbad Cavern* V/W—.III. IX.—V • K. —--- -- ■ n. - SPORTSWEAR and SWIM SUITS HATS $2°® ert Carters In Midland. I Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Brouwer | and family and Mr. and Mra. ! Wm. Reus of Holland and Mr. | and Mra. Ken Hoffman and family were guests for a picnic dinner at the home of the Hoff­ man's daughter. Mr. and Mra. a few of the highlights of tixnr wonderful trip. ’ Mra Bescio Burghdoff was a guest of Mra Roy Oak. day night and Sunday. a shrewd trader: O.K., you shrewd traders, we know you re out there! You've waited until now to shop for a new '65 Plymouth Fury, Belvedere, Valiant or Barracuda because you knpw the model year is coming to an end. You know that we’re cleaning out our stock of '65 Plymouths. You also know that the deals are great and the trade“in allowances are very generous this time of year. So what's keeping you! We're ready to deal today! up deal now outh Dealer’s JEWELRY All Summer Selections fury/belvedere/valiant/barracuda ^CHRYSLER warona cmpcjuuo* price The Bonnet & Gown Shop Alma/ Fingleton PEWEY S CAR PALACE BARRY'S FARM STORE M-43 at Sprague Rd., Delton S. Hanover at Haitinai City Limit* �BAKED GOODS Delton High Student Noted Native 1 Home Honors Saur Relief Here to Parched Fields Irish Bread-------------------------- 2Sc A home style wh.te bread, baked on the hearth Sliced or undiced. Danish Pastries6 for 42c Hastings and Barry County denis were thankful SatUrdfi Bunday for the r*UiMB' Plain at fruit filled. So tasty and tender. Baked fresh dally. Friday b Saturday Special Combination Buttercrust Milk Bread25c Old Fashion Pan Cinnamon Rolls 32c Save 6c Special 51 Apple Fritters 6 for A rich fry roll with p.cccs of apple throughout srxj fxxwy glazed. Sugar Twist Rolls ------ 6 for A light fry roll with powder. So good! CoHee Cakes 58c Monday night the meretfo plunged U> a low ot < WteOeth northern Michigan the OeinpeMlure dropped into the Ms. ■ Sunday mor. than a half >s*h Kiwanlan Baur area governor of Michigan Klwanla in IMO. In 1M3 he was chairman of the council of past governess, in 1963-64 he waa a member of the bearing aid committee and In IMS he waa district chairman of -------- Small ■—• st-ari • iogar nut, almond, pine­ apple. cherry and apple filled > COOKIE DAY EVERY WEDNESDAY < 4 Doxen Assorted Package,, University, and ha* m qmnR 0 hm f.uf, DALE’S BAKE SHOP ■UtJejiLhck Jacoba and Ken, Rcahms attended a Bavlnga de Lbari'Co. meeting at Mackinac Miand laat week. Hart? Hamp of Grand Rapids BANNER WANT ADS BRING RESULTS consumers Power FRIGIDAIRE Salutes Frigidaire On SO Years Of Appliance Leadership coualn. Mra. Walter Ryan, ar-. riving on Sunday, a week ago. I Mra. Helen Mlako and family of Samoa. Calif., are viaUlng her 1 FRESH DOI ANNIVERSARY Pleased to Offer a Complete Line of PRODUCT Frigidaire Appliances Superette family of Hoik alao Mra Kiddcra niece and family. Mr. and Mra. Claude Snider ut Mountain. N. D, and William Kidder, Jr. and family of HaaUngk arrived | 205 N. Michigan Our New Operators We are Offering a Mr.-. LeU Nagle will act aa hoetesc for Sunday'* reception. and It U expected many former U-ach- Come see the big 106-lb. top freezer! Full-width Hydrator for vegetables. Bp 4 Brian Furrow. X3. who To Introduce are spending a two-week vac*Uon with her parenU. the Wai-1 ter Saxton'* In Lansing. Mrs. Snider, Kurt, Krise, Karl and, Karen staying on for a couple of i :rom FRIGIDAIRE! Compare Frigidaire Advanced Frost­ Proof system-no frost even In freezer. En Route Home Sunday. July 25 wm a Mg family day at the William Kid­ der* of Carter Lake. when Mra. :t Frost-Proof! Come touch the convenient sliding shelf. and Mary Lnu are entertaining Mra smith* brother and family, Mr. and Mr* Douglas 8. Moore. 22 ™& u» ™ lawho win alao be malting Mra. > a—La—: -«— — — Betty Moore and family. Mr. and Mrs. Chariot Rowley far two cUl*. a an July 71. •) as July 38 and TO an July 3V. Il hit a htgh of » on July 30. waa tl on July 31 than Bunday the high waa 73 with a low of M. Mon­ day the high waa TO w|fc a-tow $15.00 Permanent Watch While We Make 'Em for $10.00 Plain 59c doz. FRONTED b DECORATED (One Donuts 69c doz. Week Only—Aug. 7 thru’Aug. 14) TRY SOME TODAY Open Daily NEW! FRIGIDAIRE Electri-clean Oven Range, Low-budget Frost-Proof FRIGIDAIRE Freezer! TASTE TREATS 9 A.M. to 11 P.M. Play. They wrrt> away, 3 S weeks'came back for cupper and more viattlng many states and many I fishing. AU 'left for Lansing that Lntcreaung place*. They also evening, the Sniders returning caked on relatives of Grace in home on Sunday, Aug. 1. Edmonton. Alberta, Canada,; Mr. and Mr*. Harry Appeiman whom she had not seen for j were Bunday callers on My. and many years. Mra. Art Appeiman at NasEVn^- I hear ’65 Chryslers are going fast CLEAN 30", electric If you get going, • Na frost atari Frost-Proof system ends defrosting! • 418-lts. size Just like a supermarket at home. Ovtn clean* itself and even the oven shelves and cooking unit drip bow!s-all electrica|ly-«nds tiresome scrubbing and scouring. Exclusive Tendec-fnatic control makes even chuck roast tender, juicy and flavocful. . Meal Minder control cooks food then keeps it . ready-to-serve for hours.. Many Other Ranges Including the Frigidoire reliable zero zone cold. 4 full-width shelves—5 full-width door shelves. Upright and Chest Freezers in Many Sizes AN UNBEATABLE PRICE ON AN UNBEATABLE LAUNDRY PAIR! Frigidaire let Actio, 5-, Wisher D««p Action Agitator give* all your wash Deep Action cUaning. Jet-almpie design for top dependability. No gear*, no pulleys, no Automatic Soak Cycle -Ideal tOf dupcra. -igidaire Flowing Neat Drier! Automatic Dry Cyclo figures drying time for you. Just set control— dryer stops when clothes ate dry. Nd'stoop lint screen right on the door. Exchi she, gentle Flow­ ing H*at pampofD your fabrics. Wo ve been putting people into Chryslers all year at a record pace. One look at the car - and our deal - tells you why. Now that the end of the model year is commg.upjotir prices are going-even lower! Bit so is the selection. So come in right now. Pick the model, color, and options you want. Move up and save big. See us today. Wo all share in Customer Cate DEWEfS CAR PALACE BARRY'S FARM STORE M-43 at Sprague Rd., Delton S. Hanover at Hastings City Limits �Personal fastings Milling -------Hecox. who the wedding, waa ______ _ i, vialtlng the Jack the Hughes Aircraft Corp, and. Buholte family tn Miami, recently moved to Loa Angele* Saturday dltirgrr guesu of Mr. Buys Grand {Champion Steer 'Mra Freel Jones from Now Or-'J Geiger and family of Woodland; 'leans, La.. Mm. Alice Miller. St, Mr. Dale Mead of Battle- Creek; Wins Portable Sewing Machine | Clair Siiom and their mother. Mr and Mm Wayne Rowley and Mrs. Newell Heath of R3 Has. Mra. Olive Jones, who Is a pa- 1 family and Mr. and Mrs. Johni tings, was the winner of a porta­ . tlcnt at the Medical Facility and Hoos of Hostings. In the evening; ble electric sewing machine ofl fertd. in Hie community building । Mr. and Mn Ray Johnson of Lansing. Thursday evening they ■Iduring the Barry Free Fair. Mrs. ail enjoyed u picnic al Tyden The Hastings Milling Sc Farm Supply Company paid 47 cents « pound for the 820-pound grand ehamDion ateer at the annual Fat Stock Sale held Friday after- Che Barry County Free Fair. The grand champion Heer was raised by Ran lllngrrun. I Hastings who alao bad the • grand champion a year ago. Bast Hide Lumber Company purchased the reserve champion ateer, raised by Ron's brother, DennU. for 43 cents a pound. That steer weighed 955 pounds. OeukM Market of Middleville Woodland 4H Saddle Members Achieve Honors champion pen of lambs pur­ chased by Michigan Livestock exchange for 21 cents. The pen 0 lambs weighed 255 pounds • John Jones of Hickory Cor­ 1040. Dennis Case; Goodyear ners had the grand'■'Champion Bros Farm Implement*. 31'». hog which was purchased by the 1015, Linden Endsley. A. J. Carl OUTS 104 W. STATE, HASTINGS STORE HOURS ; Calvin “Tlnk" Brown or AL legan donated his service, aa auctioneer .nd th. .noninn nt . . , . 1 the sale also thanked Hasting. ■ Livestock Auction for the eo; operation received. ' Other purchasers included Ed Wletnlk. who paid 38 cents a pound for the 100-pound pen of lambs of Chris Jansen. Auguste; Beverwyk's Color Center which paid 37 cents for the 90-pound pro Offered by Phil Harrison of -in. 22S. 915. Itestlngs IJvestock Auction. 23 cents, 880. and B-K DrtVe-In. XJl*. 905, ail three sold n ua B.iik, —• •••— — Caddies Needed 14 Company of Kalamazoo. 1 EXPERT TIRE SERVICE Tlie Junior Hon-c Show wlU be field Aug. 22 al 10 am. at . Ute Woodland ball pork. Admis­ sion will be tae. Pot a procrun of events. write Margaret Morris, JIM BARR Tire Shop U/S. ROYAL Eye* Debbie Furrow placed first in showmanship for 4H'ers 12 year* and under. Jay Flanigan Mood second Ln Western pleasure with Penny. Terry Flanigan received an A i rating with Mick, his Shetland > pony. Janet Shepler placed third In Uie class of pony foate al halter with Mister. Patty Stadel took fourth place honors in the I with Satin in the class of ponies three years and over at halter. I Nancy Estep won the pony fit-I ting and showmanship class and came bock to win second plane > In pony Western pleasure.! Jeanlne Estep won lldrd place In WE CO PRICES tNTIRE STpCK SLASHED AGAIN!! NOTHINGZEStR&D! PYREX Household- Utensils UPHOLSTERING Beit Buys on New fr Used Tires Mounted FRUt price THE FURNITURE BUILDING Wayne Haxel flew to Frankfort, Germany, Wednesday, then on to West Berlin where they will visit the George Walton family. The Wal­ tons. who have recently moved LIMITED SUPPLY price OUT IT GOES! Phon. 374-3523 Entire Stock. Visit Our Carpet Display in Our NEW BUILDING , 107 E. Woodland CAR LEGALS 2 Cons - 5 Flints STOP in and SEE Our Collection of Lighter Fluid INSTALLATION INCLUDED TENNIS RACKETS Values to $11.95 CARPETS by McGee — Monarch "Largest Selection in Barry County" NYLONS - WOOLS - ACRILANS and Herculons hi, Reg. $3-60 •jm. Butterick PATTERNS entire STOCK . •Ppers, and FREE SFOT REMOVAL for * n DURACLEAN w SERVICE GREETING CARDS Birthday. Party, Get Well, Anniversary, etc /VEVfRMNN! RUGS end UPHOLSTERY Cleaned the Scientific Way by DURACLEAN • All Work Don* in Your Own- Horn* • Everything Ready the Same Day • No Messy Soaking or Shrinking sem belts ENTIRE STOCK ENTI Cry t to I Plattic WASTE BASKETS STOCK PAINT White b Colors One Large to' CAR WASH SPONGE WI11S 107 E. Woodland, Hasting* Midway Between Broadway and Michigan Open Mon. thru Fri. till 9 p.m CLOSED ail Day SATURDAY While It Lasts! 'POfVTM/SS THIS. Reg- �Maple Valley School Facilities Ready for Fall 1 * __ The Hastings Banner fc’d"™ Hastings Home When the new Maple Valley.----------- . —_ . ,, OMWk about 1 am. Sunday, Aug. 1. were held at 2 pm. Tuesday al the Walldorff-Sponable Funeral Home The Rev. George Elliott offi­ cered with burial In the Fuller Cemetery. divided Into two rooms; foreign language room with laboratory general claaaroom*. equipment; typing room; com-] mcrclal room for bookkeeping, sracncr* lurevuiga mi nu*. ov ; I T ..---- _------- -------- _---- .. shorthand, office practice, and general buxlnesa; student study. and 81 will mark the opening of »»*• E*'41” O'*®*/ achtwl. and registration of the j Education program. Sb- ... WoodUM seventh, eighth and ninth grade The older portion of the high area: publications and materia!* ' student* will occur on Sept 1J school building in Naahville. center; drafting room: wood ncTinw’ On Sept 2 the 10th 11th and : built in 1902. is being demollahrd. shop; metal* shop; agriculture' , ..A ■ ' ><-r hoXxnd. w^ur. dlx, 1„ ■— and remaining section class room; instrumental and vo12th graders will enroll. J *in “ the ------*“*— — r.ev ceilings, new II lighting gnu ng and cal room, and an auditorium AntUr. a epury st*ry.’ The new junlor-aenlor high new -Uh mu, upbolxort X.U lor '. “ '■ * | Firs: Presbytrvian Church. kcbool gliding, located mid­ new fire doors will be installed.' «i prrxru ; “X all In readiness for classes this , fc . ----------“ Barnum I* survived by; way between the communlliea There is alao an adequate “ Ma4~*t«. t two. Harry of Hastings and of Nashville and V*rmontrille Pall. kitchen; cafeteria which will I p(t(bt«n. a »ury «r liutnationel(Russell of Jackson; three daugh□l*o serve aa a atudv hall: stu-1 'ten. Mrs. Hare! Walldraff of study, hall; atu••staaaothe former high school build area in the cafe-‘-IrAJL jHastings. Mr*. Terrane* <Mar-' teria: gymnaaium with seating ramped for upper elementary for 1550 peraons, teachcra’ ” mvo mary rox oi Ann Arttor; t “ x» 13 Pandchlldrrn: 23 great Included in the structure are room; boiler room; laundry: io kl« fr««- • grandchildren, and one great. 16 regular ciissrooms; a library ConirinicUon at the Puller to accommodate M student* and general office area; principal'* «»■_ Street elementary building in 8580 volumes, along with a H- office; superintendent'!. office; Naahville Included a mulU-pur- brarlan'a work area; audio visual counselling area with waiting pIMu«ai room, equipment and storage rooms and boy* and girl* rest­ toom; cbemiatry • physics room; health room: conference room; “*‘J ., room*. biology room; two general science |I vault; two general offices for McCcnac r |I secretary and bookkeeper ; book : At the Maplewood elementary room*; arts and craft* nx>m; buildlng In Vermontville a multi- homemaking area that can be : rtorB'tc room*. Janitorial storage । rooms; general storage room* rnd irca.- k. the Junior Varsity Worls WM dj have been scheduled for this Fall. The young Panther* will open mathematics rooms is equipped | W'hat’s New At Hastings | Public Library million dollar construction pro-1 rooms, six Dr. Keithley At Baptist Church Sunday I Delton JV>Griddcrs 6 Gomes 8upt. Carroll Wolff. Dr. Howard A. KelUiley will I 'Located Comer Court and Church Streets Library Hours: Monday, Wednesday and Friday "* ,Ul" Mrs. Batchelor Dies at Home In Lake Odessa el with Interment in Lakeside Cemetery with Rev Robert Wes­ sel! of tile Sebewa Baptist Church officiating. 12:30 to 8:30 p.m. the Summer Sunday Bible Con-; ferencea which have, been held j Tuesday and Thursday Russell Houseman. The Rev. and Mrs. Houseman plan to return Aug. 13 from; their combination vacation and mlaalotuvry Journey through the] Kenai Peninsula and Xnchwage areas of Alaska. t Saturday 12:30 to 6 p.m. She was bom In Kent county, Feb. 27. 1885. daughter of Horace and Gertrude ■ Growl Weeks and married Frank Batchelor Nov. x22. 1905 In Kent county, near ,1 Lowell. I Hold Filkins Reunion Couple Hurt as ■Car is Struck ■ tended the reunion of her farnl- Ixuius.at, Iv -• r.— U.r—'lr r*«in(rw. at I. ' 'now staying with Mra. Mary | Scudder wlio recently broke her Whatever your weed problem-we've got th Weed Killers for it! CHECK OUR HOME & PROPERTY LISTINGS OF THE WEEK B & K rry ktogrsykloa »t loaders ot moth cratnrr. % 50‘ . SIS.500.00 (Saturday Only) TWO LARGE BUILDING LOTS OH NORTH BROADWAY for ..$2,300.00 each . Hanover AN EXTRA NICE COTTAGE AT LONG LAKE NEAR ACKERS POINT, has four bedrooms upstairs, and down ■ living room, dining room, kitchen, utility room, fireplace, front perch screened »M glassed in. footkaU WlUasaa! Kill* crabgraaa, chickweed, yraaay weed*, broadleafed weeds! Contain* Dacamine, SUnx, »4 DSXAJZJ M boiler, hot water heat, hat two stall garage and fu’l lot for only $5,250.00 AND STILL ANOTHER GOOD HOME IN WOODLAND, all on bne floor, living room, three bedrooms. A SEAL GOOD HOME IN THE SECOND WARD, w.fh two nice bedrooms upstairs and one bedroom $8,000.00 A NICE BUNGALOW IN THE FIRST WARD, has living room with fireplace, two bedrooms, kitchen "and bath, and utility room, new gas furnace and new roof, foe $8,300.00 A BARGAIN IN MIDDLEVILLE, larse home on M-37. three bedrooms up and .,-1$7,200.00 IN THE TAFFEE ADDITION, a wonderful bungalow, has a 72 x 20 ft. living room with fireplace. a large beautifully landscaped yard, all in A-1 condition for----------------------- ------------- $27,000.00 WE HAVE TWO CABINS ON CLOVERDALE LAKE & M-43 AT CLOVERDALE, will sell or rent; A NEARLY NEW HOME IN THE TAFFEE ADDITION, hss thro* nice bedrooms and full bath and closets on upper level, and on the next level a living room, dining room and kitchen, carpets and drapes. next level a family room with fireplace, carpets and drapes, and bath and utility room. -$22,000.00 95-ACRE FARM IN HASTINGS TOWNSHIP, with house with tia rooms and bath, garage and tool ..$12,500.00 AN EXTRA NICE HOME AT ALGONQUIN LAKE, all on one floor, with large living room, with fire­ place, three nice bedrooms, has a bath and Vi bath, utility room, kitchen with bar and has dining acsace. built-in stove and oven, and garbage disposal, heated with hot water fired oil burner, aluml- $20,000.00 TWO COTTAGES ON CLOVERDALE LAKE with 210 feet on take frontage and the lot Is 200 feet deep. each has living room, one bedroom, dining space and shower bath, small cottage has living room. SIXTY ACRES OF BARE LAND excepting on*.small lol for -.$8,000.00 BUSINESS LOCATED RENTAL PROPERTY in good business district which rents foe $150.00 per mo. for $8,400.00 A REAL GOOD HOME IN FREEPORT, has four bedrooms and lots of closet room, up and down, living garage, lots of shade, corner lot---------------------------------------- ............... Sales Tax Totals $84,023 During May Barry The Michigan Department of Revenue reports that sales tax collections in Barry. County dur­ ing May totaled 884.023 84 and use tax collections were 85.025 47. There were 500 returns The State's total sales tax colleafions for May wa* 847.109.- Sale* tax collection* In Barry Included 88561 for building ma­ terial. 85,309 for general mer­ chandise. 832.829 for food. $20,­ 902 for automotive. 81913 for ap■parel. 82,107 for furniture and $6504 for non-retall article*. Cars Darnaged, No One Injured Officer Rod Tietz reported two Mcnday in a mishap on N. Broad- Tietz said Donald F McBain. 52. of Holly, was driving a 1964 Ford the right fender of a 1964 Dodge AUtfdlng. 46. R2 Hastings Wel­ come Road Mrs. Allenling attempted to wold $7,200 A REAL NICE VERY COMFORTABLE HOME IN THE FOURTH WARD HASTINGS. has two ENJOY CAREFREE (car- BUNGALOW ON M-37 WEST OF TOWN, on nice large lot; Ms I ANOTHER GOOD BUY IN THE 4th WARD, Halting*. h*» two nice bedroom* with closets upstairs and down one bedroom, living room, dining room, kitchen and Vi bath down with full bath up, • $9,000.00 A REAL GOOD. YEAR 'ROUND HOME RIGHT ON LEACH LAKE, ha» living room, three nice bedrooms, dining and kitchen rooms combined, bath, has redwood siding, good well, lot Is 50 ft. wide, runs from water'* edge to highway, ha* permanent dock and a pontoon boat and a 16 ft. steel fishing boat, heater and electric range, this place has only been built a few years, all for ...$12,600.00 When you re iusured hy WOLVERINE’S HEW BoatowneFs Policy WE NOW HAVE LEINAAR*S FLAT ON BIG CEDAR LAKE, VERY REASONABLY PRICED AND WILL SELL ON LAND CONTRACTS. A GOOD HOME CLOSE IN IN HASTINGS, hat two bedrooms, hall and full bath upstairs and down on* 5,250.00 Uobrlity Mtdicol Payments for . . . Outboards • Inboards • Soilboats DUE TO RECENT SALES WE NEED NEW LISTINGS HASTINGS HASTINGS SALESMEN INSURANCE AGENCY Corl Niethamar 219 Wat Stata St. “Side of Strand Theatre1 Homa Phono WI 5-3004 Richard Slocum US W. SIM, Hutlnx,. Mkk. Homo Phono WI 5-5856 TWELVE (111 NICE LAKE FRONT LOTS on Algonquin Shores, priced from $1,000.00 to $2,000.00 aa. 10c Depot it on Container* Phon* 945-4100 Mutual Fund InvMtmMta | ■ ■ I o JI WEED KILLER LAWN FOOD LAWN WEED CONTROL AVAILABLE' Blair's Farm & Garden , Z ! 231 UT. State St $9,500.00 AND ALSO IN WOODLAND VILLAGE, a real good home with three bedrooms up and down one Jrfi.t h M B fssdt (DU, hi! Kills dandelions, dock, other broadleafed weeds! Contains Dacamine (new FULL GALLON B*K MART ROOT BEER A Wide Choice of Homes and Real Estate of All Types Au ESTATE OKER SPECIAL Take Home A RIAL NICE BUNGALOW IN THE 4th WARD in an excellent location on real nice landscaped lot, has Urge living room, with fireplace, dining space, two nice bedrooms, full bath and kitchen and stall garage Hastings Public Library Ifer^lLfT. 'Oin Vs1Ir, r, ■ - W h I r> '.'I—• > union and potluck dinner waa held Bunday at Jordan Lake with Prank: three daughters. Mra. 50 In attendance from Hastings, : Woodland, fanning. Flint. De­ Lowell. Mra. Emerson (Frances) , While In Battle Creek Satur- troit, Freeport. Grand Rapids. I Stalter of rural Lake Odessa and Clarksville and Lake Odessa. Mrs Dafiald (Allene I Bouma. hi* wife. Dorothy, had the rnis- Re-elected president for 1966 Grand Rapids; two sons. Tirco fortune to receive whip lash inof Rochester. Mich., and Gerald Juries aa a result of Max H vice preaident. Ford Aapinail of of Ionia: 20 grandchildren; 17 Haatlng*. and *cctctarj-trrajuirre. grent great grandchildren and a brothMra Genevieve Hummel of Lake er, Clinton Week*, of Ionia. Oderaa Tabic committee. Jock• Archer of Clarksville and Charles > — , Archer Lake Odmra It wiut Pays Fine, COStS •eaxm against invading Comstock voted to hold ti>e reunion at the ‘ Charles Billie Spark*. 30. Kcnbulance to the doctor’s office Lukr Odessa pork next year'ton. Ohio, drew a 825 ftne piu* and the firac Sunday In AuguM. ■ court cotta for driving while his license wa* revoked when he up- . ------------ “ rm in ii poured In court here. The tnlsliap occurred on W Use Banner Want .Ids! u What's New Pussycat? •____________ s,cll<” T™~1 ** * 5-1965 Phone 945-5982 1 �Carl Peterson Wins First Area Golf Crown Former HHS Acel*^" waa eighth and Thatcher’fourth flight with Ml. Bob IngEdges Slater in Jams* Hurst twelfth ram waa third with 215. Dave Jim Jayne* waa second in the Kteumann £i.n LLL ’IS I second flight with ISO. Rotcr • First Tourney , waa third with IS! and "“1 David Moorer Cook twelfth with. Elks Golfers Have 4 .Weeks To Notch Titles In U» b™* cjb tnwue. the CUb* remained In flrrt place followed by the Phillies, both winning their game* Monday The Cub* trounced the Mete. 16-1. and the Phlllie* beat the Thi* Thursday evening num- Dodger*. U-0. ' Ln the other game, the Red* outlawed the Braver 15-13. With Wednesday * games left on the achedule. the Cub* had a 10-L record, the Phlllie* 0-2, the Secretary Dick Hart remind* Met* 6-5, the Reda and Brave* h h Cub> Lead Kiwanis Baseball Circuit I Mike Young* and Ron Higdon ,3*’ itted for fourth with Higdon winHOC PrufoMUonal BlU Mac­ . nlng the playoff larry Martin, Donald presented the award*' !wa8 eighth and Ken H m 11 h, following the lourn*ment| twelfth. George B. Youngs waa tourna-। ... .. ’ <•*«! ••• °“w and Mra. Wayne Pcttfson of 1602 in the third flight with 199. N. Broadway, came threugh Sun-1 Richard Hess and Richard JohnThe *ummar> of the tourna day to ae Harvey Slater of Alto ; *on lied for third with 20< ment play will be found in. thb on the front nine and then over-1 Bob Moore wa* second in the ; n^ue of The Banner, took the former Hastings:---------------------------------------------Country Ctub champinn on the In 36-Holt- Teat Saturday, Sunday in 11 outing*. Strong Field to Compete in 7th 54-Hole Tourney HASTINGS CHAMPIONS—The listings Mfg. Campany Softball well •» the City lournamebt, will go to Chartolte for the Class I) liistriel Tournament scheduled !■> gel underway Monday, Aug. 16 Harr) County Lumber-Ready Mix. runners-up in the City tourney, Monday on Johnson Ibid. Members of the championship team Include (back row, left to right): Vera Allerding. Lee Kelley. Sell. Dale Geiger. Don Bowen, Shannon Lydy and Stan House. Athletics Clinch Basehall Crown The Athletic*, captained by Alan Hengeabacti. clinched the championship in the Kiwam-. Babe Ruth Bawball league by defeating the Indiana 10-3 Mon­ day to gtve them a 8-3 record with one game remaining *ch*duled for thia Wednesday after­ noon. The Orioles downed the Twins Monday. 8-6. for second place with a 5-5 record. The Twin* and Indian* tied for third with 4-6 record*. Coach Lyle Bennett* Central Michigan University track couch­ ing dual meet record now statute With about M players from 17 other dub* already entered in. the seventh annual HaMintci1 V rv ..n—.. «. ... Country Club arreiuh annual. Newton 35, IL Conley 31, a. Invitational 54-holo tournament, Han'nucmd 39. C. Blair and IL a nearly full field 1* expected to Hart 25 J. Ftook 18 and C. Ja- I compete in the event set for cob* io I Saturday and Sunday, Aug. 14_ .' . . . _ _ _ IS rhalrmin RtiMell Helf hid ha* BOWLING ■; Armchair Athlete FOR FUN and HEALTH .fend hl* championship but hl* From all we heard, the find annual Hastings Area Men’s | Amateur (kill tournament held at the Hastings Country Club la—119 was a fine success, with more than 50 non-members of the club »->«> participating. While the weather wasn’t all a golfer would order, **“■}’{ jit wasn’t too bad and the rain did bring great relief to the Jf* parched fairways that have suf- ------------------------------------------tri!!? . Golfen finishing tn the flrat, second, third, fourth, eighth and twelfth places in each flight re­ ceived prise* In the championship flight. Leonard Burna finished eighth, ALL SUMMER Marty Kiev*. or Indian lake Country Club al Dowagiac, who won the fin* three champion­ ships may enter Jock Hopkin*. Connie Mack Title OPEN BOWLING Pinal standing!: Gordie Johncock Finishes 6th at Atlanta Classic LONG Improve Your Game Before Next Season Afternoons and Evenings Wayland Coach all were through, and played through the period of tornado warnings If the line lad hadri t Bob & Mickey Lambert Morv Frey Takes Post at Flint Your Hosts HASTINGS BOWL INC. Woodland at Michigan fourth tartest qualifying time. 162MS. The fastest qualifying sponsibilutt! and retaining the i Commission - appointed director ' type of administration and rab­ I Ina the department's budget !rom Join Girl Scouts For Canoeing Trip Bonnie Swadling and Sue Tur-1 kal went with the GM Scout* fnxn Camp Meme Woods ui Kalamaxoo for a trip u> Ely r LISTEN t TO Direct from Hastings Bob Ingram Dare Kietxman Karol Owen Irank Suhuaky Country Club Lake Michigan an.1 spent aix < bode Lambert days challenging tho waters tn u.lioe Del suit and the Annual Southwestern Michigan Hold Gull Lake Football Meeting fl 54;HOLE INVITATIONAL Candidates tar the new Gull Like High School football tesun. their parents and other* ww in­ ' sited to a grid meeting held Mon- : , day evening In the former Kellogg 1 gym. Jim Harkema will reach the team. Former Western Michigan 1 i Univcraltv rtara Mike Oatley and 1 Chuck Liedtke have signed aa aa- 1 sistant coaches al Gull Lake. i a. Kalamazoo W ins |sg& Sponsored by the "BIG D" of Beverages; Drewry's Beer Amateur Golf Tournament SATURDAY and SUNDAY.... AUGUST 14th & 15th We'll be on the Air from there ^® BOTH DAYS CARPET MILLS fa»r®@@0 to dean modern carpets HOST comiili of o Dry Cleon* r ond on Electric Brvih designed tor women to lore work. This Machine bruihei (he p.1* upward, removing deep dirt and eliminating mowing. No handwork. No wet carpel. Boom* can be med InPontly. Ideal for oil Ebert. puu Che laker tn an inferior light. Lake trout have nude great contribution* to Michigan^ I commercial and apart fbhing. @<aft @ and effort are tx’tm: txper.cJd to reatore them tn the Great lakeo WHEEL HORSE. OF COURSE Is proof of the atmn tn anicto Um our machine to clean 300 sq. ft. CAQE (average home! only y <0 Now mowing’s fun, and faster, too. they are lield. We ttfid to choa* This 4-season tractor eases all lawn Moao tn for information. and garden tasks. Test-ride ? Call; "Michigan fishermen arc for­ tunate indeed to have so rtianjr species at trout—.ill ot them 123 West State Street. Hostings .Rhone WI 5-5118 cellent spurt fUb-araUabk- in the water* of their Blate. Tita Quality Mitouli sad Cuarantsad Wsrkm«a*h>p 142 I. State St. brook trout will errve u a tymBOB NtWILL b NOLAN CUTCHlSS. Owaan Phone WI 5-2983 HASTINGS FLOOR COVERING E. L. CARPENTER HARDWARE WBCH MUSIC 1220 Hastings-Barry County Radio on your dial �Jack MacLeod Paces Monday Golf Circuit waawwcwi jv. u. Miner J7, j. Croninger 34. Hodgr-, 30. Gardner 29. W. Cronlnger and Osgood 38. Guenther 34, Stanley and Lawrence 23. Martin 19. Winick 18. Goodymr 17. Steury and Booth 15, Pusnlkas 13 and Frandsen 11. Pairing, for Monday: Lawrence vs. W. Crontoger, Bcxrth vs. Os­ good; Pusnlkas vs. Wlnlck. Frond­ sen vs. Gardner; Mathews vs. J. Cronlnger. Chenoweth vs. Steury; | Goodyear vs. Hodges. Stanley va O. Miller; Guenther vs. Martin. Jack Maclxod flirt! a fine 37 and Ken Rose a 38 to set the pace in Uje Monday Night Men's Golf League at the Hastings Counity Club. MacLeod's flat nine gave him four pointe over Jack Wood but Rose tat four wlicn Diug Cooper raided a 45 to move up on the White Division G recti Division standings. | Monday's results: Bay 68. 4 point*. MseLrod moved up in the Blue ill vision which te Mill Ini by E Miller 57. 0; Campbell 59. 4. IClarey 58. 0; Clarke 43. 4. James Secretory Gordon I tonvide who split points with Byron Fletcher. 143. 0. Blair 43. 3. Robert* 45. 2; B. Gordon Cove missed B chance to Miller 45. 4. A. Bennett 51. 0; War51. 4. Huergo 40, 0; Kinney ruin on fronsldr when he dropped I nrr 44. 4. Tucker 64. 0; Kinney 44. 4. all four points to Wright 61m who 58. 0; Warner 51. 4. Clarry riux a 40 Homer Smith moved 1, Clarey 58. 0; Clarke 43. 4. Warner 51. 0; Into a tie for third shooting a 45 i'nod for four point* from Bob James 43. 4. Clarey 58. 0; Clarke 43. 4. Bay 53. 0; Blair 43. 3. Me­ Hollister who shot a 43. , Millan 50. I; Campbell 56. 4. E. Eldon •Mathews and George | Miller 57. 0. Chenoweth remained in the oneStanding,: Blair 43 points, Rob­ two spots to the Red Dtvtrion. each erts 36. A- Bennett and Clarke 34. bUnktog their opponent*. J Bennett 33. Warner 32. Tucker Otto -Christiansen waa idle this ». Kinney and Rohde 29. B. Miller ueek but hold* a one-point ydgr : 27. Snyder 20. Buerge 24. Campbell to the Green DlvUfon-with Dick ; 23. Bay 21. McMillan 20. James 18. Prater right behind after iw carded IClarey 13 and E. Miller 10 a 40 to wtn four points from Dick Pairings for Monday: Campbell Groot. Gale Kelhl is third after । vs. Clarke. Jumc.A vs. E. Miller; taking four from W. J. McAllister • Bay vs Clarey. Warner vs. Tucker; Dr tarry Blair has n six-point Blair vs. J. Bennett. 'Rohde vs bulge in the White Division, split­ McMillan; Snyder vs. Robert*, ting with Roger Roberto Munday j Kinney' vs B Miller; Buerge vs who is to second place. . A. Bennett. The summary: Blue DI virion Red Division .Monday's rrauhs: H. Smith 45, Mnnilay's result*: Pu&nlkas 51. 4 ,4 points. .Hollister 43. 0; Ironside points, Oog<x>d M.O point; Mathews 42. 2. Fletcher 47, 2; Burr 44. 4. 41. 4. Gardner Ki. 0; Fnuui*cn 50. , Hamaty !«. 0. MatLeod 37.4. Wood 3. Steury M. 2; G. Miller 43. 4. 51. 0; StoflB. 4, Cove 48. 0; SlierMartin 44. 0; Chenoweth 40. L.J Wood 48. 3. Fletcher 47, If LauCroniiiger 41. 0; Martin 44. 4. bnugh 41. 4. Sherwood 48. 0; H. FrancLwn 50. 0. Martin 44. 4. SrniUt 45. 4. Fletcher 47. 0; Ironside, 42. 4. Mitchell 57. 0. i Standings: Irdfixide 41 point*. Cove 38. Burr. H. Smith and Hol­ lister 36. Sim 35. MacLeod 32. I Hamaty and Jacoba 27. Laubaugh !26. Panfil 23. Chase 22. Wood 21. Hubbell 18. Mitchell 17, SJwrwood 16. Pletcher 11 and Gillespie 10. Pairings foe Monday: Sim vs. | Cluse. Sherwood vs. H- Smith; : Hollister vs Cove. Panfil vs. Burr; i Hamaty vs Gillespie. Jacobs vs. Itaubaugh; MacLeod vs. Ironside, I Fletcher Vs. Hubbell; Wood va. ' Mitchell. Gold FM Antenna Green Divirion C<»» 100-Mile Reccpirta sips «p BORTON'S Antenna Service Phono 945-9773 •• Frospert 765-3011 4H Dog Care, Silver Team Obedience Trials Outscores Gold At County Fair Steury M. 0; Pusnlka* 51, 4. Cron- Monday', remits: Aldrich 66. 4 potato. Siegel 61. 0; Kelhl 55. 4. McAllister 58. 0. Cooper 4$. 4. Rose 38, 0; Pugh 51. 4. Fcldpausch 54. ' 0; A. Smith 46 4. Cook 52. 0; Fuster 40. 4. Oroos 60. 0. Standtag,: Christensen 42 points, Frater 41. Kelhl 39. Rose 33. Cook. Cooper and Shirkey 30. Pu^h », ; McAllister 27. Sexton and A. Smith •24. Groot 23. Aldrich 21. Siegel and srecm HAL SEASON In Rll^ The 4H Dog Coro Training! Obedience Trtate were hold Pri-|MI1 I the Bliss County Pair. Tuesday Night Golf Ing in novica ctoaa. now trans oy >'« pomu. Tite following 4H'ers showed. ’ flew leaders on the Gold team their doc* Pamela Mattoon, are John Hopkins with 17.potato win- haired terrier; Marcia and Mike Snyder with 16 point*. Campbell, dachshund; Jody MaGarrett Isiwm still Irad* the 811goon. Boston terrier; Diane vrr team with 18 potato. Lewi* Lewis, dachshund; Cindy Goto- Lang is accord, dosing the gap denski, boxer; Carol Campbell, with 16', point,. j dachshund; John Haan, cocker i The low acorea posted on Ute spaniel. Janine Stamler. mixed rugged buck nine Tuesday were 1 breed; Kathy Underhill, mixed by Hal Buerge and Lewis Lang | breed: Jolene Yarger. wetaiura1 s’*cu* ewn‘,or WM I low putta. The winners were J Un Rettier, sheUand*hrepdog.Julie coleman and Long, each with 14 Wisniewski ptarile Sondir atom- p^tto. and K-A PusnUta* and Dick ler. mixed breed; Sherrie Camp- HutUon wltll l7 !S S' HUHTHie M THt CMMAL AND MISSISSIPPI FLYWAYS INILL NAYS A SHORT OPEN SEASON ON TEAL IN S6PTEMDEN&AO LIMITS AKE FOUR A DAY AND EIGHT IN POSSESSION AFTER THE FIRST DAY. CONSULT YOUR LOCAL STATE OR FEDERAL OFFICER FOR DE­ TAILS. T nt , , ‘holder 56. 0. Hudson 57. : Hhnii-nm ^ T*rrlaL i-.l.,’ weT.c .... ... .. _I. .7 . Thi. kins ao. 46. i1H, lawm Inbletdeckl . . . -—. — ' am* judged by Mrs. Heonor Bennett m. Snyder 60.1'4. L. of Detroit, who Is on the 4H -Sponable -------•• 45. -2. Sexton 48. 0; MIL State Dog Committee, acting Every inch a ragged John Deere You get a full measure of John Deere performance and conveniencjin the 8 h.p. “110” Lawn er. Double-action brake*. Atsnow, gardening, gpraying... many more. too, with a John Deere “IK NO OPEN SEASON IN ALAMMA,7kNNEffSEE,fYlSCDNS/N AND MONTANA. Holl later. Tractor. Convenient credit. Teal, particularly Blcc-Wingcd Teal, ate^carly migrunts. Many of them haye left this coun­ Debby Hein, grand champton try before the opening of the regular hunting season. dos—; second place reserve To better understand the population dynamics of these species, the lh S. Fish and Wildlife champion. Mary Hollister; 1st Service has opened the Central and Mississippi flyway stales to a special season oil these birds. ■ place sub-novice, Pamela MaHunters will be contacted for information about their success, and will be asked to send jtoon: qualifying these 4H'ers for State show. in wings ot birds they have taken for analysis. Members of the Hastings High Eligible for State show on Athletic Band Booatera are plan­ Al! hunters must obtain a special federal Teal hunting permit, in addition to any required their educational exHlblta for ning to have ptoxuerapiu taken state hunting license and federal duck stamp. These special permits will be issued free by for the 19*5 Football Program on your state conservation agency upon proper application. John Hann, sub-novice; Sept. 2. Robert Abbey has anSportsmen are urged to be positive in their identification of the birds, for Teal, and Teal Katliy Underhill, novice. only, arc legal during the special September season. ______________________________ congratulated on their hard Jerow 20. Frldpausch 19. Huebner,1 Z7 . I II/’p . II .t________ '-Work. honest effortx, and their and Flora 16. I'CIlCerOH'Dll'S llvAj tO IlOSt abilities of training their dogs The Frealunen football squad j to be better neighbors. Pairings for Monday: Grooc vs.1' I TO/ 9 L' . 1 ! The 4H Dog leaders in Barry Siegel. KeUil vs. Cooper; Aldrich] Bx Bill Stokre the Junior Vanity at 11 am. va. Christensen. Slilrkcy v*. Prater; A fencerow eyed lari week on: ■ bell. Mrs Robert Holltoter and Pugh va- McAUtotcr. Roae vs. Feld- I a farm. Individual photos of Vanity . HI ’ W. G. Underhill. Tlite project Is puuach; Flora va. Sexton. H«*ner I a farmer and his helper were | vs. |slashing relatively new to Barry County] form after the group photo la va. A. Smith; Jerow va. vs. Cook Cook. iaUahlng it to death with axes — *-------- T. iW£?fd'WbL revinrerAb-ml inT.-omen gUfere from ^X^and * ’“1 drove by. . . made. 1Z4 N. Jaftanw, The HHS Mirehlng Bend will by “ fen ^wood prok<:l «Urting Ult ik n»|Jllldll The chip* flew n Uripate m CenUaJMlctagan enrollment*, and with any be piwtopraphed at 2 p.m on that day. I ever tabf<dOr hUnt ^<U .^. *' nX^ountry above Xe leaders tX^or'X Eaten'' ; Il3S 1I1 aSICSL was- B one. und m* inconsl*- n„h-nu^A«v Au<r in or the « 4H Ext<not oilK. lotm,.neo iblu!i( The rrxutar HCC golf for I The fencerow died, and it took1 *om™.no‘ tTlth,',d' bul with it into oblivion a chunk of »*“* "ll1 «° •" “ Dick Aspinall of Hastings, natures irreplaceable hide. scheduled. Mrs R. D. Kelley of Marshall: driving one of Ron Thompson'* Jt took the home of the lark The Central Michigan touma- and Mr. and Mrs. C. B. IJowe cars, turned In Ute fa*tert quali­ nnd the pheasant and the count- tnent begins at 9:30 am. with a fying time Friday night al the les* smaller birds. ... \ sluXayi start. The golf entry fee It Cook the gruAM-s and twigs Is 50*tenta Friday . al Waldo Stadium at; Wo Finish Shirt*. Flatwork, Work Clothe* that shelter the rabbit clutches, j a luncheon for the golfers will Western Michigan University.; and it took a highway of wild be served early In the afternoon when Richard Kelley of Marshall travel from the fox and the for $2. skunk and all. of the other, coffee and roll* will be avail-: iUMiea 4- Roy Gibson) To Photograph Griddert for 1965 Program women s Central I* r !»iicin«an Meet Bros. Implements Dick Asninall Hoc FnQtrcf Ph. WI 5-5052 Qualifying Time Attend Graduation COMPLETE LAUNDRY SERVICE Family Bundles Damp Wash • Wash and Fluff Dry HASTINGS HOME LAUNDRY WI 5-4042 323 S. Michigan i single-season record for pitching I—, - —------- —,—.—-— ........................................................................................................ win* to 7 art. by Norm Kreager Harbor, East Lansing, Grand r—" ^1958 m^Ued by Chuck Raff** BANNER WANT ADS BRINCj, RESULTS Italph Lxwrww won the 15- 1 lap consolation event with Warten Kermccn second and Ron Oequeoc Falls Area Opened To Campers The quiet of the Black Lake Slate Forest is broken by the rashing white waters of the Ocqueoc River seeking its way eastward over rocky crags The only major waterfall in Michigan's lower peninsula, Ocqueoc Fall* Is also the most dramatic. The upper peninsula has more than 150 waterfalls, according to the Michigan Tourist Council. Barrvvillc By Mr*. Burr Fatten About 40 attended the Barrvvllle Sunday school picnic at Tyden Park Thursday. * Miss .. . unexpected losses CAN occur to your home, business or their contents. Don't be caught in hibernation if Summer storms damage your property. These and other hazards are (covered in a Hastings Mutual "More for Less” Homeowners policy, or Complete Commercial Package. Make tracks to your Hastings Mutual agent today and you won't be "inthe-woods” if your property is damaged. Authorised Hastings Agent in This Area ERANDSEN'S I Insurance Agency 120 W. State St.. Hastings Phone WI 5-4174 Authorised' Hastings Agent in This Area The Sherwood Agency Nsttoul B«"k Robert W. Sherwood HuHags phoM Wi 5-3972 Authorized Hastings Agent in This Area COLEMAN AGENCY 203 S. Michigan, Hastings Phone WI 5-3412 lilMli'IMOIIIIIIITtliTKlil.'rMIBiSgl for the 4H State Chib Week taM and i* fascinating to sightseers. week. * Mrs. RusseU Mead and Ocqueoc Fall* L* composed of,M«. Clayton McKown called a series of rapids and falls over>on Mrs. C. W. McKeown of ------------- •-•-— — — •-—• Grand Rapid*. Wednesday. * Mra. RusseU Mend. Mra Karl To distance, the river droj mutely 15 feet before l~.. ...... _ ------------------------ ------------ ---------- ---placid stream again. Thirty-foot IO. Dean. Mrs. Emily Hafner and bluffs, crested by pine, oak and Mr*- Burr Fossett attended tho i birch overlook the turbulence I Sunday evening services at the I below. Eaton Rapids campgrounds. I Attracted by Its natural beauty. Mr. and Mrs. Duane Day and campers In the past have used I Jeannette of Martin Corners the area although there were and Mrs. L. At Day were Sunday • only limited faculties. Realising j dinner guests of Mr. and Mr*, the need for Improvements ere- Joe Butlne and family of Kala- ■ ated by campers' demands, the maxoo, honoring the birthdays of ; Michigan Conservation Depart- Duane Day and Ttoen Butlne. * ment has developed new sites in ’ Mr. and Mrs. Hugh West and an area across the road from the, Timmy and Mm Vlol« West of; u « Arizona. Mr. and Mrx. Hugh Jfoptal through the Ocqueoc Feighner and Mr. Croucher of XL SJ** NaahviUe and Stuart Day and the. public, is a one-half mile Hav nt Mrroad. Cut into the wood* along Charles Dav * Mr and Mrs both sides of the road are about “ Hoffmtn and a doxen designated sites for 2°^” -H°"rn^n .,nd campers. Each site to now equipped grilled steak dinner with their for so-called primitive camping Sunday. . Mr. and Mrs. Wltoon Spencer' of Hastlnas were Sunday callers Electricity and modern plumb- of Mra. Charles Day. * Mr. and Mra. Karl Pufpaff and family' supplied by a well pump. Camp­ accompanied the Junior and er* are permitted to stay tn the Senior MYF groups to Muskegon I area for a maximum of 20 days. Other similar facilities In the Bunday. * Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Pufpaff and LImi were weekend cated at Black Lake. Shoepac Lake and Tomahawk Lake sev­ Pufpaff and family. * Mr. and eral miles away. For a complete listing of all of their 6th woddlmr anniversary Michigan's state campground fa- on Sunday by having dinner In clllttoe write to the Michigan, Grand Rapid*. * Mr. and Mrs. Tourist Council or the Michigan. Car! Tobias and family were ' Sundav dinner mieata of the >un, mt nutiu- , pnrenm. Mr tuxi avn*. gan Campground Directory to Gerald Smith and David ot Ha*avallable without charge. tings. Welcome, bargain hunters! now SAVE.ON FO^D! Come make a spectacular deal on a car that won a quiet little contest with Rolls-Royce.* Get luxury-car features in a full choice of models, colors! SAVE ON THUNDERBIRD, unique In att the world, with big V-8, power steering, power brakes, many mor* luxury Mama as standard! SAVE ON FALCON! America's all-time econ­ omy champ offers a lively 170 Six-full carpeling-Tvnca-a-Yaar Maintenance-plushest ride ot any compact today. SAVE ON FAIRLANE I Mak* a reel deal on the middleweight value champ. Gat buckets, vinyl trim, many other goodies, standard. 271 hp and 4-on-tha-floor, optional! CLEARANCE SAVINGS ON TRUCKSJNO USED CARS, TOO-AT YOUR FORD DEALER'S NOW! FISHER -HENGESBACH, Inc. 328 N. Michigan Harting, WI 52421 �Card of Thanks and In Memoriam Man Draws Jail, Fine, Probation Proceedings of the Barry Co. Board of Supervisors Marvin J. Bush. IB. » Battle Creek, charged with NtfMM Mrest, was ordered io pay a BM fine, serve « dsys in jail and year's probation by Circuit Judge Archie McDonald. to plant and care for a garden only to have it reach the bear­ ing rtage and find it shipped scene momlng and your labor and cash gone down the drain. gathering on Bunday when mem­ bers of her family and friends met with a carry-In dinner hon­ oring iwr birthday which falls Badly missed by Mother. Stepfather, Hsurtlngs. to help her celebrate her birthday. Mr and Mrs. Byron Westerly and sons spent from Friday un­ til Sunday on a trip visiting Canaria and the Upper Peninsu­ la. including Tahquamenon Falls. private nurses for the wonderful care; also my daughters and niece. Marjorie Jackson, for in­ tensive care when I needed 34bour care when I was In Lake­ view General Hospital. Battle Freeport July 17. they attended a bridal shower honoring Susanne Bur­ ton. who will wrd Dennis Wallunas on Aug. 14. They returned to Freeport io spend the week­ end with the Pete Wallunas'. Mr and Mrs Claude Walton and Mrs Dorothy Campbell were Sunday. July IB. dinner guerts of Mr. and Mm Robert Walton ot Kalamazoo * Thursday. July 15. luncheon guests at tie Claude Ry Mrt. Sylvan Tagf Blotwh * Sunday. July IB. visi­ tors of the Bloughs were Mr. and Mra Donald Blough and chil­ dren of Wyoming and Mr. and Mn Hawthorn and family. __ ... • HeMlenbot & Vicinity Charles Blough at the Blough home were Mr and Mrs. Frank Martin of Grand Rapids, Mr. Mrs Warren Rcush and Mr. and Mrs Floyd Burkey and Linda of Hastings -Mr and Mra Jack Blough and sons of Wayne. Mr. and Mrs Dorevld Blough and vcw-rana rnwjnuu m Ann Art’OT He HPri !1 !O «tnal” U"n* ,or BrverA1 OTrk* 111 traction so Wisconsin wnere they were over- cards and letters mav be sent to night gusts at the lake of friends, t^t addrma ’ fc— —I— < BlrUulfty QyJ, W[U Wed_ SAWSU » tt^lh^th^re^nt'L. neaday. Aug. 11. at the home of ounpinr al Blear Lake, near Hart. * Mr and Mra. Rlgo Ren­ don and family spent the July 17th weekend, at the Toenpoon week stay with her folks. Mr. and called on her parents. Mr. and Mra Warren Brogan. While' heevr ~ - — **-- — ■ they alao plan to visit relaftvea ( and friends tn Freeport and Grand LEGAL East Doud By Mn. Lloyd (herj Woodland Cox spent the port week al Grandpa Owen's. * Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Owen and . Mr. end Mrs. Raymond Owen and chll- tlXS SERVICE and REPAIR GUIDE pital for A couple of weeks fol­ lowed bya long rest at his home in Hastings He would enjoy hear- PRODUCTION CREDIT ASSOCIATION MEMORIAL MONUMENTS Haitiags THI SHERWOOD AGENCY Office Hem 4 A Mon.&Wod. 1 to •» P.M. POE SS^mcs ....... 945-9415 . AUTO — FIRE BONDS LET OUR EXPERIENCED sere­ toe man repair your appliances with factory warranted parts . AU types of repair wortt hankldled Call Service Dept- MontBtgomery Ward. Hastings WI 5- OF DISTINCTION Lawrwnco Brothen Mm. Mmm W1 J-MU-WI J-5012 oin« WI 5-4100 cause Oic ground was m wrt due to the rain during the night, The girls, however, played their raft­ bull game and 'the Little League and the Pony League played their baseball games I: began to look Miscellaneous Building, Contracting, Roofing INSURANCE raftball game in the evening was calkxl off along with tlfe street R0M1T W. SHEAWOOD, Mgr. dance Hie game will be plavcd N«1 Bask BUsrk^w WI J-B71 Wednesday I w as played by the time you read thlai night The rain was sure welcomed although the younger ones thought It was a poor All Forms of Insurance and Bonds JERRY ANDRUS Automobile & Machinery Repair ELECTRICAL CONTRACTING -Repair and new work Fix­ tures and supplies. Kelley Elec­ tric Service. M4 Middleville Rd- Phone WI 6-2700 after 5 pm., Hastings. �We Have No Summer Slump/ He Said.'We Advertise to Stay Ahead better used cars COME TO WHERE PRICED TO MOVE THE USED CAR SAVINGS ARE |983 OLDS CONVERTIBLE . . Dynamic "88". Power Steering and Brakes. One Owner. Red with White Top. Matching Interior. SUMMER SPECIALS —Save 1M3 OLDS SEDAN $$ on One of These One. . Dynamic 88 4 Dr. Power stcertng and brakes. Radio, Owner, New-Car Trades . . . w wall*. Showroom condition I 1964 RAMBLER CONV. 1963 BUICK RIVIERA Has very few miles and priced . . . Beautiful blue hardtop sport coupe, full power. ' u. walls, and very few mile* by 1963 FORD GALAXIE original owner. 500. H-Top, automatic drive, P. Steering, Radio, Like new. 1963 CHEVROLET IMPALA ... 4 Dr. Hardtop. V8 motor, automatic transmission, 1 o w 1963 MERCURY CUSTOM mileage and very clean through­ 4 Dr. Sedan. Automatic Drive, out. PB, PB, Radio 81496 1963 CHEVROLET IMPALA 1963 MERCURY METEOR . . 4 Dr. Sedan V8. automatic 4 Dr. Sedan, V8 ,Eng, Autotransmission, new w/*all tires, malic Trans, Radio ....81,395 radio. 1962 MERCURY METEOR 1962 OLDSMOBILE 88 i V8 Custom. Automatic Drive . . 4 Dr. Sedan; Power steerP. Steering. Radio$1495 LEGALS PUBLICATION OBOE*. MINIMUM RATE— 50c for Twenty Word*. UM It back. Dial WI 5-3481 at Calendar of Special Events Detroit. Ml LEGALS Classified Paragraphs or MOEToaaa rOBECLOSUBB BALE. xutiob ' SUNDAY. AUGUST 15 1963 5IERCURY MONTEREY DELICIOUS CHICKEN DIN­ Custom. 4 Dr, H-Top. FuU NER to be served at St. Ambrose Power. Like {lew$1,385 Church Hall from 12 noon until 4 pm. on Sunday. Aug. 16 Pub­ automatic transmission, radio, 1963 CHEVROLET IMPj\LA lic invited. Adults 6150, children w walls, nice inaroon finish. I 1962 RAMBLER SEDAN Like New ... All white 4 Door, six cyl­ inder, automatic transmission, 1963 CHEVROLET look tills one over. NOTICE REAHM MOTOR SALES PONTIAC OLDS TRANSPORTATION SPECIALS IS* (list* of Loldln* of *«ld Court), oa Friaay, 9*|>Uiab(r 3rd, Ives. >t 1:00 P.M, U>* followia* FOR QUICK” SALE 1964 Apache "Golden Eagle Hlchard J. UbAmb. Sp«l»l CUeall Camper B.rn.tL ri.isni 9/3 . . . with Canopy and New Spare Tire, plus Extra Floor CADILLAC Covering. (Used 6 times). rSTITlOM TO 0PIRATE JUHK TUOBMATFLS TOWX«H1P. BARRY OOUMTT. MICHIGAN Sleeps four perfectly. Cost Hastings, Michigan IMS FORD VI Convertible dew with extras, $f044.00. 1959 MERCVRY Convertible LARKE BUICK CHEVROLET 1435 S. Hanover WI 5-2425 WI 5-2426 III _ III Will Sell for Cash Mahler Motor Sales $695.00 Call WI 5-3884 after LINCOLN-MEIICUBY DEALER 111# N. MICHIGAN AVE. WI 8-2479 8/5 6:3p P M. END-OF-MODEL CLEARANCE SALE Heating - Plumbing Service ON ALL New • Remodel • Repair 1963 CHEVROLET IWlAir 4 dr ; 8 Crl. sutomstic. NEW & USED CARS Ill 111 1963 CHEVROLET S'<t>on W*n . 4 dr ; 6 cyt iHrvterd. On« owner ... law " Use Farm Bureau's Guar­ anteed Seeds and "High Used Farm Machinery cultivator. used Balers and —Ferguson 20 Tractor and U>ad- shape I —1953 Minn. Moline Z Tractor with hydraulic. Like New! 0UICK Analysis" Plant Food. We recommend the inoculation of alfalfas and clovers . Buy your inoculant! here. laity Shoppe, Delton, Mich, THE PATMAN—Private Detec­ tive 24-Hour, Shadowing. Tape. Poto - Film Evidence, Nation­ wide. Confidential. Call WO Union, Battle Creek WHKIU’.AH. NOTWR IB T1IERKI 12/30 NEW & USED PUMPS—New In­ stallations and remodeling. Powell's Plumbing Co. Free es­ timates. 24 hour service. Call Middleville SY 5-3643 evenings SY 5-3044 days. If 5 TO 8 FT. LOG FRAME PICCabinet work. “Gllcraft,” 5300 Gun Lake Road. Phone WI 5­ 3549. 8/5 d.MrlhxI ihrni* at t-ahlk Ar Help Wanted Reliable Party Wanted Farm Bureau Services world - famous SYLVANIA. C. E., “v >«•1985 WI 5-2223 "•'•'•./ A AO Carparallw 8/5 M-37 South t Mkblcta NOTICE shape. 1961 a rubber stamp with your new ZIP Code numoer. Throa-llne Place Your Order Today! TRACTORS MERCURY ud Wilma A. DON’T GAMBLE . . . IMPLEMENIS 4 Dr.. tterKferd lrenwni**«n. 1961 FORB PICKUF MOTICB OF MORTGAGE roHECLOBUBE SALE Next season's pasture and hay crop depends on whot you put into the soil this fall in the line of quality seed and plant food. USED CAR LOT 96 MR. FARMER: Your Form Bureau dealer is headquarters for Quality Seeds that are certified for use in Michigan. • CHI PR 'LL I COMBINES: :.O. P.T.O. 9 ft. Combine. I* Clialmcrs Combine 60. rUBLICATIOM IXDBB. SENTZ TV Sales - Service ceptional high profit margin in a steady repeat business, handling fast-moving tube types. You could eam $300 up to $500 per month in/your spare time, depend.ng on size of route. Cash investment i» required to enter th.s business from $1,845 up to $3,595. No Selling or Soliciting Qualifications; Sufficient available Unital; —Grain Bln to fit Pick-up Truck. by r or J it.* lo 1«». Flduo II Ml SETCHELL-CARLSON WANT AM iWORK 8/5 consideration of this unususl oppor- “Better than the Rest" lahrarsal ttectronici Corp.. 8363 HASTINGS BANNER CLASSIFIEDS Call WI 5-3481 'hopping •mui. Plea*» include phone number in reply. WAGE! -the Mighty Midget, The Ban- 31S S. Hanover jt. FhMi 945-3862 er buy you gat fast rssulu at 8/5 AUTOMOBILE MECHANIC Apply in peisou. Mahler Motor Balas. 1320 N. Michigan Ave. HaaUngs. 8,5 cleaning attachments and WOULD YOU LIKE A NICE Pleasant downstairs apartment guarantee plus automatic cord with ambulatory care? Good winder. Call MS-9431 Electro Hygiene. 8/5 terested call for appointment. I will take one lady. 945-3249 GAINS IN GOOD USED 8/8 Hastings Electric, 110 W. Stale, Hastings. Phono 948-3868. U ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS— DEALER WANTED—To serve consumers in Hastings with SINGER SEWING MACHINE— PD. 171, Hastings Teleptwoe With dial control equipment in Itawleigh Product*. Bteady .lovely cabinet, real nice. Makes good earnings year around. No fancy stitches automatically, capital required. Write scallops, buttonhole*. satin RawMgh sUtches and embroideries. Full Dept. MC H 651 11 balance $3656. Payments of Frecpvrt, Illinois 8/5 $5 a month. Cail 945-9431 FURNISHED APARTMENTS FOR RENT - Utilities paid. Electro Hygiene. 8/5 Phono WI 6-9471. „ tf DISTRICT SUPERVISOR REAL ESTATE Nationwide Real Estate Or­ ganization has opening for Licensed Reul Estate Brokers with a successful Sales back­ ground. Salesmen licensed 3 years or more may also quality. Must be honest, reliable, willing to work, of good character, and financially re­ sponsible. Age preferred—35 If you are now operating or can establish and; operate a Bales Agency, and have the ability to establish new agen­ cies. train and supervise, sev­ eral choice area* In southern Michigan are now open. Take the time to inquire. There is no obligation. All inquiries are strictly confi- ■A IJMt and Found A* For Salo—Real Estate LARGE BROWN MALE GREAT DANE LOST—In vicinity of Guernsey Lake. Has choke chain on. Answers to name of 2079 or WI 5-4493. ir For Salo—Miscellaneous 2/3 ACRE Borders a nice creek. home Just outside city llmlta. Lovely large back yard. School bua goes by^Uji door. Will trade for house tn town of equal value. Phone WI 5-4791 FOR QUICK SALE—1964 Apache -Golden Eagle" camper with it YEAR ROUND LAKE HOME— plus extra floor covering. Used 6 times. Sleeps four perfectly Cost.new with extaas. $1.04400 u NEW WATERPROOF TARP eluded. Modem facilities, two MbOO. Phone PY 2-5726. Mrs. Schuyler Bowen, Wayland. Mich. 8/13 ★ Situation Wanted 8 X 16—67.95 EXPERIENCED LADY — Would It x 16-61135 like kitchen work in local res­ Alao larger sizes at corresponding taurant or work in local mirs- mildew proof. WINICK SURPLUS STROUT REALTY Chicago, 111. 60603 7 South Dearborn <HB>. 206 N. Michigan pl>- w except Saturday or Sunday. Mrs. Clara Walker. 803 W. BUte SL 8/12 FOR MORE BEAUTIFUL HAIR * Sportina GUN8MITHING Sales Career With Management Opportunity COLOR TV GOODYEAR BROS. ELECTROLUX Vacuum cleaner, late model. Sold new for 6145. Balance due only 628 or 6125 double Into coats. AL the Dutch Tailor. 8245. This include*, postage See the Dodge Boys at 1962 CHEVROLET II STORE 6714. Ike Village M MlMUvilte, *«4 NO­ WI 5-53521 TICE IS FURTHER GIVEN tkit >11 61 to 64 Car! HASTINGS MOTOR SALES 1961 CHEVROLET NOT1CX IB HKHEHY DIVES tk»l Get o Ono Owner th* Best Terms ond Values in Town 1963 BUICK GOOD AS NEW EXPERT TAILORING — Men s KAECHELES 305 S. Church Late Model Trade-Ins R RECEPTIONIST — For Medical WOMAN WANTED - To help | , with three children, more for ★ Mobil* rtom*» office. FuU time. Apply tn own home than wage*. Call WI 5­ handwriting to Box 083 c/o 9561 before 1 P-m. WlU accepl MOBILE HOMES DIRECT from Hastings Banner, stating age, one child. factory al large savings. 60x12 experience, qualifications, etc. WHEE1XR MARINE SALES it $3495. Lot rent $1250 per SERVICE —Mercury outboard SALES MEN AND WOMEN—We month with coach. Ollier sizes motors. New and used boats. MATURE WOMAN — For buslare introducing an entirely new at oomparable saving*. Brow Plot* Boats. Trailers and ac­ . new afftce. Accurate typing product for tne first time to cessories. M-66 In Nashville. residents and business estab­ and telephone ability. Address OL 3-2851 or OL 3-8074. tf lishments in this area. Here te reply in own iiandwritlng to a product that te used.by every­ DEXTER BOAT TRAILER—For Box 982 c/o Hastings Banner. one. te fuUy patented and guar­ 35 x 8 ROYAL H0U8ETRAMR FOR BALE—Made in Hastings anteed. Yoit can-easily earn $30 8/12 boat. New baby buggy. Phone 1955. In excellent condition. per day in your spare time. WI 5-2796 8/12’’ Can be seen on Tuesdays and Write stalidg your home ad­ BALES & SERVICE — PERMA­ Thursday when owner win be dress and telephone number. NENT position avaUable for at the Dog Ti Suds on Pickerel Frederick W. MIUer, 510 All★ Business Opportunities intelligent man who has dem­ Cove on Gun Lake. 8/12 cou, Marshall, Mich. 8/19 onstrated a successful personal and employment background. % ACRE LOT and 1959 house­ HAVE WONDERFUL DEALER Experience In retail sales and A- Household Goods trailer, 48x10, 2 bedrooms. Good FRANCHISE AVAILABLE to building material warehousing well and septic tank- Telethe right party. This is foriI desirable. However, men with ‘ phone WI 5-4560 «/2« home and industry. Some capl- j similar outdoor, indoor back­ tai required,’depending on size •, ground such as agriculture, will of territory you want. Write, Ar NoHcee be considered. Job includes giving phone number, to Bex sales and service to building 981 c/o Hastings Banner. 8 5 NOTICE—Alter this date. July material customers, receiving merchandise and building ma| tertal. operation of fork Hit contracted by myaelf. Allen : truck, and material handling Eaaey. R4 Hastings. 8/5 equipment, outside work, loadOver Start's Wallpaper ELECTRIC RAZORS REPAIRED Ii and unloading trucks, buildNOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN— i Paint Store ing material counter sales. In—Special—Your razor cleaned, That a public hearing cl the h*w, , come based on experience and lubricated and sharpened, only 1965 - 66 operation budget of Open Friday 9 am. to $135. Service and satisfaction background. Benefits Include: Delton Kellogg School BF3 guaranteed. Lapo Drug. 144 E. paid hospital and life insurance State St., Hastings. tf plan, dependents hospital and in the superin—-------------------------------------------- | sickness plan, paid sickness Work and Dress trousers for ---------plan pul(1 vacation plan, six men. ICE — Trimming, cabling. repaid holidays, uniform plan, Kummer Sklrta for Ladle* and paid training and development available for inspection in the Phone OL 3-6088. Nashville, [ plan. If Interested call Blue Girls. superintendent's office at any One 24-lnch grill In very good Diamond Lumber Co, Battle Mich. If time. ■ . ■ ■ Creek. Personnel Dept. WO 2­ condition. CARPET CLEANING IS EASY We still have lota of Ladles' INSIST ON MICHIGAN HOT­ 0014 for application blank and with Host New Electric Upinterview. 8/5 Blouses, Swim Suita and Shorts. TED GA8I See Oarl * Betty's Brush. No wet carpets or Appliances before you buy I Drop in and see our lovely handwork. Clean 180 square They Sell—They InsUll-They Barbie and Ken doll cloChaa. feet for only $095. Hasting* “WALK UP AND SAVE!" South. Hastings. Phone WI 5-5118. if 1 | I •nt*, (C... N». 34i). NOTICE IS ■fr Boots HEKF.nY GIVEN that I »b*il »*U U .$1,685 1961 FORD STATION WAGON 1903 VOLKSWAGEN V8 engine, automatic transmis­ Deluxe Sedan, Has AM-PM sion, radio, ready to go. Radio ....—................... $1450 I960 PONTIAC CONVERTIBLE 1961 MERCURY IM Best Bonneville model with VB Sedan, Has PB. P.B, radio, bucket scat and fully equipped, Extra good condition$845 tup condition inside and out. 1961 MERCURY I960 OLDS 88 .0795 I 4 Dr. Sedan . . 4 Dr. Sedan. Nicely equipped including power steer­ 1981 CHEV. MONZA ing and brakes. Thoroughly Coupe, Has Automatic Drive. .•.conditioned. Radio :-------------------------..8795 WHENEVER SOMETHING YOU MOKTOAOB BALE tires, radio, one owner. 1W2 CHEVROLET BEL AIR THE HARTINGS BANNER—5 OXDEB ro* V UXLIC ATIOX — CLASSIFIED AD PAGE HASTINGS BANNER PHONE WI 5-3481 8ERV1CB— Uebluing. regjpcking. repairing. We sell guruf. scopes, ammuni­ tion, gun cases, slings, swivels and everything needed for your slwottag pleasure. Huckleberry Gun Blwp. 10440 Kingsbury WINDOW GLASS INSTALLED Northwcstern Mutual L|fe Insurance Co. of Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Suite 250. Burdick Building. Kalamazoo, Michi­ Pheno 623-5792. Doug Young. gan. Phone 343-1641 Exten­ sion 27. 9/2 IT'S JACOBS PHARMACY FOR PAST 24-HOUR FILM LEGAL SECRETARIAL POSI­ SERVICHI No charge for over­ * Wonl.d TION FOR HALF DAYS size prints. tf Must have typing and shortTABLE PAPER - For picnic*. HOUSE WANTED-To rent or lease with option to buy. 3 or family reunions, lota of uses, . ——j wUh gmgt. Phone mtSiT l’*> al Th* Baiv( Offiya Please call WI 5-2376 bets �The boys mid pirls of the Livestock units of the 4-11 Clubs of Barry County and vicinity, as irell as our parents and sponsors, want to express appreciation to everyone who helped make this a successful year for our stock raising projects. We are all sincerely prateful to the buyers of our stock. Your penerousbiddinp is the final reward to our efforts. It means so much to all of us. The purchasinp of our animals makes continuance of our propram possible anil does much Io increase interest for future years. Thanks for your INTEREST»iSUPPORT .... to all who bid and purchased our animals at our annual FAT STOCK SALE at the BARRY COUNTY FAIR Buyers of Swine: MICHIGAN LIVESTOCK EXCHANGE GRAND CHAMPION STEER RESERVE CHAMPION STEER Raised by RON DINGERSON of Hostings Raised by DENNIS DINGERSON of Hostings Battle Creek, Michigan BEVERWYK'S COLOR CENTER' 221 W. Mill St.. Hostings FIRST NATIONAL BANK & TRUST CO. OF KALAMAZOO—Delton Branch Buyers of Lambs: HASTINGS LIVESTOCK AUCTION Barry County Fair Grounds MICHIGAN LIVESTOCK EXCHANGE Battle Creek, Michigan BEVERWYK'S COLOR CENTER 221 W. Mill St., Hastings EDWIN WIETNIK Purchased by Hastings, Michigan 16O6 East Railroad St., Hastings, Michigan 146 E. Main St., Caledonia Buyers of Steers: MIDDLEVILLE FOODLAND < Purchased by Hastings Milling & Farm Supply CALEDONIA FARMERS ELEVATOR CO. The East Side Lumber Company 811 East Railroad St., Hostings, Michigan GRAND CHAMPION LAMB RESERVE CHAMPION LAMB Raised by DEBBIE WIERINGA of Middleville Raised by BILL JOHNSON of Middleville MUdfevlU,. Michigan BARRY COUNTY FAIR ASSOCIATION FATE'S FINE FOOD Lake Odessa, Michigan BEVERWYK'S COLOR CENTER 221 W. Mill St.. Halting,^ THE HIGHLANDER RESTAURANT - W. M-37 & 43. Halting, GOOD-PAL FARMS Caledonia, Michigan GOODYEAR BROS. IMPLEMENTS 124 N. Jefferson, Hastings A. J. CARL SHOWS Purchased by Midway—Utica, Michigan ’ BILL EASTMAN, REPRESENTATIVE Purchased by > Geukes Meat Market ' 121 E. Main St., Middleville, Michigan Hastings City Bank Hastings, Michigan Hickory Tavern Furniture FARM BUREAU INSURANCE Hastings, Michigan SHIRLEY GILLESPIE z ' GRAND CHAMPION HOG RESERVE CHAMPION HOG Raised by JOHN JONES of Hickory Corners Raised by PAUL JONES of Hickory Corners 4950 E. Center Rd., Hastings SMITH BROS. ELEVATORS Lake Odessa and Woodland RIEPENHOFF'S SAUSAGE KITCHEN 115 S. Jefferson, Hastings HASTINGS MILLING & FARM SUPPLY 1006 E. Railroad St., Hastings CALEDONIA FARMERS ELEVATOR CO. 146 E. Main St., Caledonia . HOUGHTON BEEF CO. loaia, Michigan ALFRED DECKER " Nashville, Michigan B-K DRIVE IN RESTAURANT Hastings Purchased by Purchased by HASTINGS LIVESTOCK AUCTION Barry County Fairgrounds Hastings City Bank The Barry County Fair Association Hastings, Michigan . B-K DRIVE IN RESTAURANT Hastings SPECIAL RECOGNITION AND APPRECIATION NATIONAL BANK OF HASTINGS To The HASTINGS LIVESTOCK AUCTION W. State at Jefferson, Hastings - ALTO LOCKER Alto, Michigan For the Use of their Facilities and to Photographs by Lou Neubert . Colvin "Tink" Brown, Auctioneer of Allegan, Michigan ■ - I. Space for thi. Special Advertisement Contributed by THE FELPAUSCH FOOD CENTER OF HASTINGS �KalamazooWSCS Prom°if V«rg«r I Plans Woman’s Day August 6 the light miuiiifac’.urlng divlPlainwell Man Leaves Accident Senior Citizens Have Contests At State Fair TT>e annual Woman's Day sponaand by the Kalamazoo pony, according to an ur.npunoeDistrict Woman’s Society of ment by Edmund W. Bhuatar. Hr will be headquartered at William E. Pancoast, PtalnweU. al Crystal Bprlngi office* tn Canton, was iinen fined »55 plus wo* puu* »7A0 court The morning session begin- the corporate " costs whan he pleaded qullty to nlng promptly at 10 o'clock will j 'J‘uo leaving the some <rf a nrnnrrtv iw. Yri The Hastings Banner TkuemUw August Auauat 5. S 1965 10XS Thursday, Sartina Thrna—Paaaa 1 En A **—' New Social Security Highlights Reviewed Michigan’s senior citizen* were reminded that entry daidllnra tioc drover T. Lcthcoe sluing in of the 25th anniveraary of the 8*«nal Division in Davenport, for three State Fair Old Timers’ Hastings Municipal Court. He Woman's Society. In keeping IowaDay contest* are drawing near. had previously pleaded innocent with till* theme U*e post DuPrior to Joining BUss. lie waa trlct Officers will be recognised asEtociated with the Banta Bros. • Pmcnt now 65 or orer who ability irwurancc benefit* plaint signed by Deputy Richard and . honored. | Co.. vo., St. tn. Inuto, iziub, Mo. the Hetland 1 ■ ““ ,,&J um> Barnum following an accident Division of MlnneapolU-Honey- ABtcndim nto. some people will | ar. Insured under social wearily Other persons who wil ,„„ii„* ite.,,- tn Inquire about possible r Wednesday. The State Fair it­ well, and the Circuit DevelopU1 «Uon tithe away bul have never applied for bene- cW benefit*." htu self open* Friday evening. Aug. Mr*. J*me* (Joyee) Treece, ment Corp, Boulder. Colo., in *" ... . “* tnetr new fit*. Even though they may *U1J nitosloner said. "Include 27. and runs through Labor Day, Kalama*oo. a recent Kappl sales and marketing supervtaioo t benefit rights. Playing from Aug. 10-14 at ths Monday. Sept. 6. Phi Alumni, end tied “Reta- «nd coordination of their pro-: Mo»t oHmv* will need to take l<edges Playhouse Is "Mr*. Mctlonihlp of Kappl Pbl to Wo- ducta. . no action at alL 7he three contest* and their' Thlng" starring Margant Wood­ man*, society." ’ An expert tn the traffic con-• A* lihtulatlon providing health apply now to eatabltoh their bury. whom playgoers will r»<7,«, w. A potluck lunch served amorinduitry, Yeager will'be re- iinsurance for the aged and benefit righto. This will qualify One other important Don’t fur "i™"7 Year Awards wui will go to senior senior! . J lor all au export tales talas of I maxing nusing other fsr-rettching fsr-retfcblng lhan for nospHa^iaurancc pro­ .. ' gaabord style to planned tn the ‘sponswto porulLlt for .. * -------Woducta' manufactured by Q m dtanges. idl ,i„, make ^,e persona over 66." Commissioner. citizens for community contri- A f I InniO I loro picnic-------area (product*' the cha:-x«i in the th* social security tecUon Ball (-mpluudzed "Don’t beMrs McT button* in service and in leader- i*1* 11V1I1U 1ICI C The af’.emoon keynote speaker h l manufacturing divtalons pgjgn.m became effective with thf t c„h u, . ... .. . ...... »rtrOnai*h’P-<mc «•“'> bl each cole-, Punsral for Mrs. AL will be Miss Margery Mayer. To- * M« wWch they may be entitled com- 'any hospital or medical Incurgory individuals or groups may bertine Eva Bauer. 72. the widow ledo Ohio ML'-i Mayer received ^bty*. alarm systems, fire fight- M0 on July 30. Robert M. Ball. m*nelmr in 1966 breauw of more obtain nomination torn** from' of the tote Charlro Duane Bauer ter BA tem- I,™ Ohl. Wr.- 1™ “^51,?""“ a um»«» t« prorate­ WlHlam J. Hahn director of ape- who dled on July n 1BflJ wcrr ............ —' ’------------system*, tail! valves *nrt nine: DTOlxx-d *ome "Do’. ’ and Und_r any 1of the health Insurance prori*- . When "Mra. McThlng" opened Ions of the new taw give any on Broadway, it starred Helen ___ _ l2?°n U" dal events. Michigan State Fair, Bt l0 am Monday ,t Ux. work at Union Thro S^inary un‘?n* comings that a person has after ’ protection whataoever until July Hayesjeho remained in the caat Detroit, Michigan, «2« No.nl. WalIdortf . sponXV’unerM and Columbia University She la ««<«, received hto AB degree of person* who win be affected, applying for social security will; 1. 1966." during Ito long, successful run. nadions must be submitted by Home. home on leave from Japan where business admlnls- । *Hr»X of all. let me aay to 1 automatically be included at a ‘Mr«. McThintf to Albertine Bauer Dies Suddenly *. AU.’ TIto Rev George EllloU cffl- her special mLwlon work Is with tratlon *UI<1 marketing at Colo-. the 20 million people now re-. later date in a recixnputatlon of | studcirts ““Io <*»««*. Colorado Springs, ,cei»u.r social security benefits:*• benefits If It 1* advantageous! Special music win be Drro.nlB P**?' P?® I0”? ,o •rt‘.on ,o ,hr Individual, therefore no ^XtT1lrttor*'dU^ngWrtiieh a.M"f on« c*n >«* by filing for benement of traffic engineering. —-----— taw--------movLdro P”mrnlA Lta a* soon a.* possible experiences at a State Fair,of mE, •V'S*' Roberts, Three River*, and tome While in the U. 8. Navy (1950- ’ the law provide*. good old "hymn singing" will 55>, he was a navigation and 50 or more year* ago A panel of street on Wednesday. July 28. The amount of the increase । for the -------months ** of January “* communications officer. "—*“ «rtU"f , bTn? writer* will Judge the entriro ' 8hc *M ben in Clark Counthrough August 1965 will be paid *^lr »>u.b4nd.l had n, The letter* should be addressed South Dakota, on Jan. 1. rectorship. . . . ... . ... 1. . worked rnourh under *orial ■ to Mr Hahn at the above ad- ,8#3- tbe daughter of Julian and drroa Deadline for letters to Aug. Ltwadta t Bertrand > Longtln. children three, years and older. oi oepwmurr. i lie lira* regular —,,, 20 Mr*. Bauer wax a member of No children under three will be eheck* reflecting the T percent P*’*”’*. If they ha»o?«n> 3—Cash prize* will be awarded the First Methodist Church and intatas- Will be mailed early tn *ycU‘ “• »’*• for the bud plioto* taken at any president of the WSCS. For their own children at noon. AH oaofcr. ec.rua U» ™»>U. «, “»* 5“* *.?' Michigan Slate Fair Iwld before many year* die wu a member of children mu*t be 42 Inches tall — —..... neartat social security office Bepumber nroreat 1920 Five prize* will be ghen. t he Ihornapple Garden Club. and have a permission allp In right away. bo b«-auMthe amount Second: *oc t .) wcunty and rleht “ iu * Photo* will be returned at the, was post president of the Barry order to go into the large pool. rattTood reliant bmeflctoriro of Uw tinw they needed to have owners' roqurrt. Photo fans who County Frckralton of Women* The Watervliet Methodtot church _The Michigan wuuivrcncv Conterence now M 0^0,^ nSTwcd to wortf?und« will be in charge of the nursery Christian Endeavor Aw*>ctatlon take «ny action tn secure their now befn ’edu“^ So,ne Person* p<*»«a* old State Fair picture** of the Hattlnr* Women* Club All women of the Kalamazoo will meet at the Sunfield United । ।tsuic hospital protection under 75 or ovcr w111 no* luallfy for ‘ month wUh o “•>rauwd te WI ate a w «™ brata. DlMrict are invited to aUmd Brethren campground In a cx»- the new H^th^Xe^ Michigan senior citizen. Deadline thto informal day of fellowship, ference-wldc rally Aug. 17 and .gram All aged persons now on lltUe for MitMnl»ion of photon U» Mr —--------- “ 18 with Mr Arch McQuHkin of Hann al the above addrtes to an<1 8 »Utar. Mr* Leah Hoffman j Devon. Ps.. preaident of tho In- *ber ter or October Oeteter . a full tell Information "H “« “» temaUonal Christian Endeavor kit directly by mall describing Union, and Rev Elwood Dunn, , Detroit general secretary of the . Michigan Christian Endeavor , Beginning September, widow* Union a* guest leaden. benefits start at age 60. instead ot age n, but at a reduced amount Application for this Third: social security benefi­ purpose may be filed Immediate­ for fruit - juicy canning or ciaries will not need to go to so­ ly. I Pleasant Valley United Brethren ' w .„ Tcial security office about tl*e freezing of freth cut fruit*. Prevent* brownvoluntary supplementary plan Church for the 13th consecutive ing and protect* flavor. Add* Vitamin C . ytar nona -Mrs. Max ownshlne will * R*’-** State Christian Endeavor Rally At Sunfield Pleasant Valley Church Pastor Is Reassigned SUMMER NEEDS Fruif Fresh St. Ambrose Catholic Church of Delton ANNUAL CHICKEN DINNER Sunday. August 15—Serving 12 Noon to 4:30 PM. Adults $1.50 Yqu Will Not Be Disappointed. Come One. Come All! for Simmons 95th Anniversary America’s QQ< wO hwH»i u». uu. .h.u te: Elkay's Insect Killer _ 1 King Si*c Thtoar^y^O^hS^ ne-ly el«^ the^XT^^^'^ta Anf 49'. Chlorodane 10% Powder people «5or over who have nevershould also visit a social security worked under social security: al-1 district office, tn order to supply though not qualified few rash the Information stxxit their __ _____ __ ■_______ A.________ _ I. ---------- --- u people may qualify for the basic hospital insurance protection a rr-w addition to the church edifice. Since the parsonage to Uonat Quadrennial finished we are truly ready to Rev. encen and nocial times Dujt for outside and lawn anh. Pink Eye and $-| 59 Wound Dressing Bomb Liveitock and $J98 Face Fly Spray Bomb Also: DDT 50% Wetable Intect Yard Spray and CHLORODANE 40% Rotenool GARDEN DUST PRESCRIPTION *6anfl«r PHARMACY spwict Skewn Phone WI 5-2466 126 E. State St. the basic Information kit. (o continue tn school. Benefits will receive an enrollment t* P«1<1 back to January postcard giving them an oppor,o thoec who already have tunity to sign up for the added been dropped from the roll, but medical Insurance program. ^!/ upon application at a aowhfch al*o becomes effective eta) security district office Thoco a gram. Those receiving public a*- now collect disability Insurance tendance benefits if tils condition has lastIf you are Interested In seeing the youth program of your local Teacher Education and son of church advance and grow, plan may recover. Until now. he could Mr and Mr* Leon Vondecar, to attend thi* Christian Endeavtary medical insurance plan can not collect disability Insurance Woodland, was among the more be accepted beginning Sept. 1. benefits unless hi* disability wm than 550 Perris State College stu­ According to Dr. Clyde W. dents who were named to the and Indefinite period of time. Dean* Honor List for academic Meadows. Huntington, Ind., excellence during the past quar­ president of the World Christian cial security slxmld ter. Dr. Ardwln J. Dollo, Vice dal Security Administration tween S'-, to 4 million Christian Ing their social security office President for Academic Affair*. Endeavor member* around the X.K4I U** >UT MIC Ill KWVil WIUI UMXXT WIIM ■**the Dean’s Honor List a student world Christian Endeavor to basic hospital kuunuice and. plied for but were denied dtomust maintain at least a B aver­ atoo. enrol) tn the medical tn-, ability insuranco benefits during age while carrying a full aca­ surance program If they wish the post year became Uiey were fleer* and sponsors urge every demic load. that additional important pro- expected to recover. Others who tcction. ' think tA i»in *7. 7*7 C lection. trunk they they may qualify quaury under Mr. and Mm. Ron WorUey and nmk<‘ Certain other groups affected thto change in the law should tiSrSS. * by the taw «to need to take ec- : ask about getting benefit* at nem-’Thta^vta? ! Uon- They Mod OlUi' lw’uln’ the nearort 'social security office. ^Adronc^^uJ^bi W lh tbrtr •ocU1 •BCttrtt’r 0<ne*- «*'There is no change In amount the Advance Assembly. security for eligibility for dls- Children Under 12 75c HOMEMADE CAKES. 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STATE STREET IN HASTINGS PRESCRIPTION PHARMACY 12* tort Stef. St. Thon. WI SZ44S Hostinp 136 E. Stale St. Hh>m WI 5-3853 AU Saving! Insured Up to 110,000 with r^.u.c WALLDORFF FURNITURE 105 E. State, Hotting* Ph. WI 5-5105 �Chrixtian Science Text Announced The protecting Influence of Godin the Ufo of the Apostle Paul will be brought out In the Area Ministers Assigned at Church Conclave Rev. Gwenneth Sebring. Pastor 10 am. Bunday school 11 am. Preaching. Rev. Jesse Powell. Piutor 10 am. Sunday school. 11 am. Momlng worship 7.30 pm. Ciirtstian Endeavor. 8:15 pm. Evening service Wed. K pm. Prayer meeting. |n Christ cloned Um 104th an­ nual Masson 'Ihursday nlglU at Use Canon City Campground with a capacity crowd to bear Bishop C. W. Meadow*. D. A, In hia classing address on the theme. "Christ Colls-Advance," ■ Nazarenes Will Break Ground For New Church Prohibition Speaker At Nazarene Church division win be the guest Mak­ er al Um Hastings Church of the Nasarvne on Sunday, Aug. 8. He will oonduct morning and Gull Lake Bible Meet Features Radio Ministry Tiie International radio mteskmary ministry of HCJB. Quito. Fellowship service, 7:46 am. Youth Fellowship. Wed, 7 pm. Bible Study and prayer ser­ vice. Wednesday, 8 pm. at Roger Seventh-day Adventists Hear Mission Report A report on Christian mlsaton acuvlty among desert tribes of Cherry; Lowell. Howard Hamb­ lin; McCallum Station, I. IL Oa■ood; Otsego Station. Jerry tfohncock; Pleasant Valley Bla- tion will be donated: facetiously, the pastor is authorized to hire even- able worker who isromlse.s I to clsurge ■£,nothing unit »for>ohi* b.work. two —- -------.. u. - njUf. HO. ,1 l”Ld" *U lk«». wfKrtto Ixwemwit .nd founder of WRMF, and the Rev. Abe VanDerFuy. It* Presi­ dent, and other HCJB per- Fishermen Quortette At Pleosant Valley Coeendal, president of the Ad­ ventists’ Equatorial African Union, was presented during Rev-. Isaac Osgood returns In-re from North Star. He plana to re- | Urn next year. Rev. Howard Snow. Rev. Denn' VanderVcen and Rev. Lee Palme.- Sunday worship. 10 am. Sunday school 11 am. MYP Sunday, 7 pm. Bunday evening service, 8 Rider by the laying cn of hands, in the service Thursday night. Assisting Dr. Meadows in the- Evening worship, 7 pj«. Mid-week FeUowahlp, 7 pm. . Tltc statistical report showed a Wednesday. in adult church memberzjup and in oil finance* , Sunday service. 11 am. Sunday school. It am. Wednesday service. 7:45 pm. Reading room open Wednes­ day and Saturday. 2 to 4 pm. Makes you a Mcrabpr. 10 am. Bunday school 11 am. Morning worship. ' 6: 30 pm. Youth service. 7: 30 pm. Evening worship. 7:30 pm. Wednesday prayer. UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH The mission report said some Eaat and Grand. Hastings, Midi. 27.000 citizens of the Carncroun. H. J. Buwaldo, Minister are members of Seventh - day! Phones WI 5-4995 or WI 5-3397 Adventist Sabbatp schools with I Office hours Tuesday through membership increasing quite. Friday. 9 a_m. to noon. Any;rapidly. A 68- bed Adventist। other time by appointment mission hospital at Koza cares 9:55 am, Sunday school. Leon for medical needs at the tribes. I Wrat. Supt. There are claesea The Saturday morning report, and cxjmprtcnl teacheni for aU-.vM one of 12 which was pre- Dr. Robert Huebner. Henry What's new A home contents Inventory may show that you’ve acquired a surprising number of new possessions. Make a room-byroom list of everything you r” -"TV BM own. Then total up its present I <Ml' J value. You nuj find that > our I prcicnt insurance on home Mcontents falls far short of the amount you really need. If so, cal1 U’ for mote uP"to'd*,e । protection through a Homcowners policy. linmn? ta yOUr nOnlBi * I Tlirougi^thc week of Aug. 8. Monday, 7 pm. jpgular month­ ly meeting of the local confercnee. ' Wednesday. Day of Prayer and 10 am. Bunday school Bible Study. 11 am. Morning warship. Jun­ 9:30 am. Momlng group. Bill ior church and.nmrery provided. . 7:30 pm. Evening service. Church Omfith* be at the Pleasant Valley United Brethren Drlrt'-In Church Sun­ day. Aug. a. at 7:30 pm. The Fishermen Quartet is from MR RANDSEN Insurance Agency 9 50 am. Sunday school 11 ajB.’Wojahip srfvica 7.30 pm. Evening serried. 7.30 pm. Wed, prayer service' Tin Lincoln Motto 10 am. Sunday school. 11 am. Morning worship. Youth inerting, 6:15 pm Evening Gospel Hour. 7 pm. Wednesday prayer, 7:30 pm. number in town 1 11 am. Morning worship. 7 pm. Evening wcrshlp. Wednesday. 7:30 pm. study and prayer service. telephone puts the phone M proud of >tar Bwvtiluliy (Minted. Irsmed in toW cherry, there etydi oi liaaln Mw found lheir way tale tbe ton and hearts of fardund customers ill over lhe country. 911' vW. CaupMe wth exit brut Isgte barter. a petted little "MMliflg* pfl Wa’ll il to you pcilpa 3 and rnduda a fire cc<>7 o< wi tag. Former Fraport High School Sunday school. 10 am. Worship service. II am. Evening service. 7:30 pm. Wed.. Prayer meeting. 8 pm. The little church with the big message. Phone 765-8971. ttor IM g»r eAatot. It's a 050 zaire sioo ____ 11 am. Morning worship. io am. Sunday school 7:30 pm. Drlvc-In-Servlce. Sunday. Aug 8, Vermontville of the future TOP Savings! TOP Values! Now at in the patm of your hand Rambler’s fy Pick up the Trimline ’ handset-and there's the lighted dial, built Relax in an easy chair, lie back in bed,-for the most ! convenient phoning ever. The dial is so easy to see and use. Worship, 11 am. Evangelistic service, 7:30 pm. Prayer meet Thura. 7:30 pm. Available in desk or wail models in a wide color choice. To order, call the Business Office oraskyourTelephone Man. Michigan Bell Worship. 11 am. Youlh meeting, 8:15 pm. Evening service, 7:30 pm. ——-------- —and Bible atudy, TOP RAMBLERS! VINYL roPSAMBLERSI CONVERTIBLE See the imorl ’65 Rambler hordlopt roofed In block leather-fjrolned vinyl. Extra-special summer deal* mode even better for you with the new auto excise tax cirtl Froes the Amerkon—lowest price* convertible built 1n’the US.—Id the luxurious Ambossador—you gel rock-bottom ptKes on oil convertible Ram biers I EVEN FAST If you're making several calls, no need to hang up after each one. Just press the reca/f button by th^dial to disconnect one call before making the next. When not in use, the Trimline dial is hidden face-down on the phone base. > all to attend the servioci of tils friendly church. Every Sunday. 8-30 am. the TOP RAMBLERSI TRINITY GOSPEL CHURCH 1118 Jordan take Btrtrt Lake Odessa L®»A..Can»pgn> :.1» Phone DR 4-8777 Rev. Jerry Roomer, gastor Sunday school, 10 am. Worship service, 11 am. Young People’s service, 7 pm. Evening service. 8 pm. Bible Study Wed.. 7:30 p.m. E. Colfax at N. Boltw-od Rev. Doriene Speas. Pastor 9: 30 am. worship and Junior church, 10: 30 am. Sunday school Myrtle Wilson. Bupt. Study of doctrine of regeneration 6:15 Christian Endeavor 7 pm. Gospel Hour. Prayer meeting Thursday. 7 30 RAMBLfR’M AMERICAN MOTORS COME IN TODAY FOR THE YEAR'S TOF BUYS! StNAPUBBMk’iJ.tXjl COM£ IN AND । • MAXUN .' HASTINGS RAMBLER, INC CLASSIC • AMERICAN 201 N. Broadway �TOT! H AUTHOR BAMMTZ—» SLOWER-PRICED-^- Lumberman Still Using Old Steam Engine Tenderay^^Mfch- THE .FRIENDLY, L FOLKS Center Blade Cuts Chuck Roast county. been uparaUog [5I9-K mode! which waa menuRichmond. Ind He purchased the engine in Battle t?reek back in mi. _ —__^_A Sears Coldspot ■ HkH 15 CU FT. Upright Freexer •• ■ STRAINED completely filled with Frozen Foods BABY FOOD ROASTED SAUSAGE ib Canned Hams 5 lb 69' >i» Tender ay 4th & 5lh Rib Called Hams 3 'b SHRIMP BITS Canned Hans 2 Ib. size Swift's CITY.^._ eite In Dowlinj althoufh he PHONE ... Hygrade's LEG O' PORK Forest Brook Bacom fe pls 79* n. BOILED HAM 79< Alox. JQc 1 Deposit al Kroger on or before Saturday, August 14,4965. Paschke's LAZY MAPLE BACOH ib 89* CORNISH GAME HEHS.. 69* b 69' CIRCUS FRAHKS ..9SP ! Chuck Steaks »• 49c Ten(feray ANY VOIUMI ol ADDRESS Snok-Y-Uaks «t io^ Pia 59' ‘1.89 Silver Platter Bonalau Hygrade's * Silver Platter Center Cut Rib »•89c ; J Boneless Pot Roast'" o9c BONELESS POT ROAST _ Smoked Hams 49c Shrimp^1W^109 idcnkra in the Grand Rapida are*. Ha alao does conaiderable chargee 115. Currently he worta with a email crew, and Included Ln the group U a woman. Judy Gilford. lb 79c Pork Chops Peschke's Shank Half Rib Steaks McCall's Cookbook Ib 79* Eckrich n. 69* Winn In the north. and aa tar NAME...... RIB ROAST ’2.79 Flying Jib Frozen Everyday Price igan including the area around Kansas City Steaks is *1.19 *4.59 Frei Shore Frozen 'Octal Perch Fillets >-ib pig 49* hr fixed Up a cadet which baked Simply fill out this entry blank and deposit at your nearest Kroger Store. Contest doses Saturday, August 14,1965. Tendaray Boneless Paschke's Polish or three mrab a day for the entire ervw. and thia Included baking Redeem at Kroger thru Sil. August 7,1965 rood aa any man- whan it cornea to handling tho varloua Jobe connected with the mill. member of the Michigan Steaa Engine and Threaiirt a Club, and be particitwted in tho ttme-day "*• purchase cl any U«ar Flatter BONELESS PORK ROAST RuUu. u Krogu Hui SU. 8-oz. each BANQUET Libby's Frozen Fruit Pies Fruit Drinks Kroger rrozen Green Giant Kitchen Orange Juiceb6"0'“'■■99/ Sliced Beans 4”»<»i*r<.,1 Niblets Corn 4 lOoz. wt. pkgs. Broccoli Speart-i Frozen-wt. 12-tz. Frozen - wt 5-az. pkg. STAMPS IUC the Purchase of any J pigs ol Fratus Ronald J. Hein, controller. Coapuy tn Wilmerding. Pa.. the purchase of 14b. pt*, oi teg or (.ire MU HERRUDS FRANKS trnd^ at Kroger thru Sal . August 7,tt41. Libby's wt. S-.r. Hoch 10/ College, now Cleveland State lUnlventty. and did mduate Fruit 4;.'-* Cocktail Spotlight Whole UMJT T- With 15 or mere Purchase (eadusfasg beer, uriae or tobacco) Redeem ot Kroger Ibns Sal. August 7,1965. BEAN COFFEE snonioHT Kroger Instant TEA MIX «/wger Redeem al Kreger thru Sal. August 7. 1965. Mel-OSoft bean coffee 49/ WHEAT BREAD REAL KILL INSECTICIDES Kroger Baked Hamburg or Redeem at Kroger thru Sat. August 7.1965. WEINER BUNS Libby TOMATO JUICE Garden Peas Libby Whole Kernel or Cream Style CORH Salad । Dressing | Sleppy Jses2 15H-o H Breed O Chicken TUNA 3 6H-«x • 9? Mk wt pkg^ ' Michigan New Crop U. S. No. 1 RadaMi H Kroger thru Sat. Augutl 7.1941. Potatoes Evap«ratMMIIk8l4*Ne<■“"•*1 STAMPS Instant Dry Milk ZIP CRACKERS gallon ol EASY MONDAY FABRIC SOFTINIR the purchase el one pkg ol Kroger PECAN CARAMEL ROUS Kroger ■1 Kldaey Beus 10 25* Redeem el Kroger thru Sat. August 7,1941. Red Cardinal or Thompson lb. bag Seedless Grapes Tide Dotorgant Hb. 4-ox. wt. pkg 33* STAMPS PLUMS 33* Gentle Dreft Detergent 11b. 2-cx. wt pkg WI 5-9117 CENTRAL .RADIO A TV Redeem at Kroger thru Sat. August 7,1941. 79/ Large Size Cheer Detergent Vb. 64U. wt pkg 2 Hi-fi end tape recorder! repaired quickly. HOWARD TRUMBULL WI 1-9117 fr WI 5-5992 VINE RIPE TOMATOES California 3ior’1 Large Size Large Size 34k ’1 Kroger (Makes 2O-qls) Avondale Rod or CANTALOUPE Oxydol Detergent 4 Kroger California 27 Size Large Size IM purchase ol Chill Hot Beans 81»“™11 Lindsay - 5% ox wt SPICY OLIVES 5,Jt- bbby U.I N Port ; Lqt 14 fl Avondale 4 <« 88* TVs- Why Drive Around With a Faulty Auto Radio? CHEFS PEIDI Libby - 11b 1-oz. wt cam Canton. Ohio. He will relocate, wnh hla wife and three daugbWant Ads Sell Unmed Items. Kroger Cracked. Whole or Reg. Charcoal Starter chanlcal engineering . BUTTERMILK BREAD mw 19/ COFFEE, LIMIT ONE - Wrth 15 or "«*• <»*«**•• (•■eluding beef. <* ,ob*V°,L. Redeem N Kroger thru Set, August 7.1965. IMPASSY Cleveland. prrtence In the data procrealng field. * Helghte High SchooL Lewie holda POT PIES 1-n>. bog Bliss Names ; Jack Lewis Systems Manager FRES-SHORE SEAFOOD COUHTBY CLUB ° raoea, pulling oontrate and other rventa. Redeem M Kroger thru Sal . August 7,1961. 39? Kroger । Waffles Banquet Dinners >■ W. ' 7. IHl. 35k JOY LIQUID 12 fl ox. bit 35/ Pkg. of 12 Giant Size Dash Detergent 3-lh. 2-oz wt pkg 79* SALVO TABLETS Wb.7-ox.wtpU 39* We Will Be CLOSED August 7 to 16 �rw *r*rx BANNED Michigan's "Blue Gold” Rush THE Ag Teachers Attend Conclave At Mich. State HASTINGS BANNER Highlights Interesting FARM NEWS possible. the program. In addition to the general sea- Michigan State University. Baltimore Kams Do Well at the Barry Free Fair Rochester High Barry Farm Man Heads State Calendar.,. ence featured regional and dis­ trict FFA meetings, better chap­ ter farming awards and the pre­ of vocational agricultural edu­ sentation of awards to those cation with enriched concepts, strengthened objectives and some years of service to vocational Four H’ers in the Hendershot new and expanded programs," he agriculture. community did well at the Barry told the more than 200 teachers ' Douglas Case and Patti Clark |Ji’, tendance. junior members ot the Baltunurc t r i Rams, Hendershot 4H club, won ,*c first places in junior showman­ vocational agricultural education ship for beef and dairy, respeeAn challenge," he said. "We'pledge uvcly at the Ikirry County Fair;*’1 Yeckley Invites - Monroe lifers To Enjoy Camp SMITH BROS Control Michigan’s Most Complete Fertiliser Service FERTILIZER FACTS Smith, Teacher Group A Rochester High S c h i ter.-'licr lias been installed SrMdent of the M.OOO-mcinber irlugiui Education Asaxlatton. cn CIUCKF.X par.rncdt, took offloe in July ftflcr serving a year “ MEA Jitfldenvclcct. Here's Glossary It’s blueberry time in Michigan again. Generally, picking prospects arc best la ihe ttve Assembly. »’iU head Umj northern two-thirds of the state where bushes bearing these juicy little nuggets (sea A-'.-octaUon's drive for profesThe Yeckley 4H Chib member* place and Junior and grand J insets) arc most commonly found. In thi# region, pail-cartying recrcationists hoping to attended their fourth annual champion in Brown Swiss. I? „ V,... f'Clsr I?,*ll- M..11.1I negotiation agreement strike it rich in their quest for ‘'blue gold’’ should seek out areas with sandy soils. and local family camp on July 17 and 18. Michael Schanu. first place, and I’ 01 I OU VIIV I OIK Farther south, blueberries are produced on poor non-agricultural soils and in somt | but this year It had n slight; second In junior showmanship. • clrange. Their guests were mem-1 Stanley Schantz, *e«>nd place; Here Is a g|trairy of common the establishment of a iitate undisturbed wood 1 pts. Also, they may be found in swampy locations or on uplanda—br bers of a club fromMonroe' Dale Clark, first place, and names of form animate for tile or inbetween lands. Within state game areas and state forests managed by the Conser­ County. senior champion In” Guernsey; benefit of city folk wia> will at­ A u-jcber since 1941, Lawson vation Department, there arc many good picking places and people can pluck berries on I Mrs. Howard Perris Ind Mrs. Patu Clark, sixth place; Chuck tend tlie Michigan State Fair, these public lands to their hearts' content. —Mich. Dept, of Conservation iRichard Kaufmann were In Tobias, second place; David Aug. 27 through Monday, Sept. —_______________ | in 1946 charge of food, and served three Brill, sixth place. Larry Case. 6 • Labor Day.’ delicious meal* to the two clubs, first and grand champion ini Thi_ .. nianv Btatr Fair I h.-l a member of the Nation.cnculltire and livestock exhibit* al Education Association. tho I) 1-.“ P»oneers Even preaent reslsill have signs with ivlucatioruil I M.dugan Council of Trachera of DlUeDCrrieS UlC dent* of Michigan make only everyone after the afternoon champion tn Shorthorn beef; Information ....---------------------------------------------. ----------------------------------------Slight use of the heavy crop that j -English. and the— National Conn-I ' such as t>this: -------------------——--------swim. j Dc-Uglas Case, first place, and annually carpel* our State. Sire — name applied to any, ell of Teachers ot English. He is Saturday night'* entertainment reserve grand ch ant pi on tn I Why this should be the case wa* organized by Mrs. Jones and Shorthorn beef. imole ----- ,, farm animal uoctl fur : n past president Of the Michigan • ----i Interxcholastlc Pr«w Association area have completed official Mr*. Frmtel from Monroe Counji0rje3- aiorla Casev B class-1 te- • and formerly rtprrwnlcd OnkI Perhaps commercial blueberty. After songs were sung nnd’ |IlfaUnn- i^ln Casey A elnMlfinPPl>«* to games were played^ popcorn and , caUon flr>t place. ^Veny Dull l,nn wUnlal fog‘>land County on the MEA Board Qumury Cattle Club report*. ■of Director* kool-*l< were taxed. every- rwrTe champton in halter pony, breeding. Springdale Supreme* Vivian, a For btabmi™ that be senior five-year-old owned by b^o » unporun, oi . lid 1 realise “ “ blueberries may “ d_"“"d ,B daaatficatton. Cdt-taby horse .» e riv^d KSf^cta&8M?’^and Handicraft: Doug Case. Dennis1 Vearitag;-yeor old itooc, eith- 1WSU «<’<’/■ taken at any time from such Michigan Staten Kellogg farm at fruit for North American*. Pur traders and explorer* re­ jHiblk lands a* state game areas Mre^y Lamb and a group of j Brown. tame. ported Umt Indians dried the and state forests managed by the rreoed of 14.280 pound* of milk mameton. - rtrow;' Stud - father honw- used far: ’ '*** tasty frtrit for whiter use. or Conservation Deportment. Sunday morning «rv>ee. were 4,1 rolled it in pemmlcan. or added For do-it-yourselfers, the time led by Kathy Kaufmann and ChucM Toblfts. secund place.Vicki' ^W^cTnagrd female hor^v Si1! fOl" it as a zesty condiment In venl- is now ripe for grabbing palls Diane Gilbert, both from Yeck-' Vegetable Gardening: -V and heading for Michigan’s blue­ old owned by Leon O. Dunning Heifer—a young cow. f i a thousand visitors are expectley* Services included songs. Clark. Michael Clark. Robert L_ Pioneer* learned these u»e» berry country. reading* and a sernionrtto by twit arid Itori Cotant, first places.. Stefr—a young bull “ being rate-' e,! f,)r Michigan State Unlvcri L— mm: p—fucihm. tally’s Beef Cattle Day Aug. 12. from the Indian.*, and added Generally, picking prospects Luum, Gllt»n j Fbnrr wSrmn,- 0.1. Cl.,« -male cow used for are best in the northern twoAt 10 o’clock the Barry County: third place. Dog training: Kathy , Bull n<l,lL R breed-(The event will be held at MBIT* new Beef Cattle Research Center thlrds of the state where bushy Ftah a: Hickory Corners with Pool opened and everyone cn- Underhill. State show. Knitting: lnf.’PurpoJc'' .. Ewe—a female female sneen. sheep. [which opehed a year ago. As the years passed, agricul- bearing these juicy Utile nuggcS joyed a dip In the pool. , Sandra Bechtel. Patti Clark and Ewe-n Ram—a male sheep. . -------- —----- -------------------------- ture. logging and various other moat commonly found. Sunday dinner was highlighted Debra Miller, first places, who produced 12.010 Lamb—a baby slurp. the moat modem facilities of activities of man changed the "----- ---------In ----northern areas, blueberries by barbecued chicken. , clothing: Vickie Clark. Patti Wetbtr Lamb — castrated I it* kind in Hie Nation. milk and Ma pounds face of Michigan, but the rugged grow on sandy plain*. Farther ; — -------— — ----------— —- After dinner wa* served, n;Clark. Beverly Newton, first, lamb. j 7 hr Aug. 12 program will be little blueberry thrived through south, they wait to be plucked on i Uxkahore B. Becky, A .junior, clean-up committee wa* formed,. places. Cheryl Scheme, tint — ™mother nog. .WIroually impressive. Research it all. As a matter of fact, com­ poor, non-agricultural soils and | th^yearjojil who produata HL; to make sure that nqthlng »a* place and State show; Dorothy '• So-—a motner Ilo*r— —male male nost hog use* used in mat- progress to be reported will rank mercial blueberry producers of In some undisturbed woodiota 680 ,of mt**c 5J9 forgotten. Many went swimming Newton. Gloria Casey Debra Boar among Uw top live Experiment present times bum their fields Also, they may be found cither I P«mds of fat. . r In the pool.’'Miller, second places. ' 1 Stations in the c*Kntry in vol- periodically „ Gill—tuT unbred female pig. to urauuz destroy U1U old plant* l ui swampy loaiuona or on up- ' All were for a 305-day poriod tune of res<arch trials and re- M new onc3 may develop, i milked two times a day. I Forest tire* that raged suite. . ' .. overj। lands—or on in-between lands to, anoUM w._______ । K„luo ,K„a P, Beef Cattle Day should be n[’ much of the State 50-75 years | Poult—a baby turtov ... Beverly Newton and Dorothy , tribute to Ute success of the cen­. ago thus made an important! In addition to ius regular mis- FARM FILLERS tuoShM batt Pullet—a young laying hen. A green four-leaf clover with Newton, first places ter and the livestock Industry of slon of providing "Sei* Power European oountrie* almoat *xa while H in each leaf Is the rte state which made it pos-; duotton11^0 an unexpected slde 'f0' Poice." the U. S. Navy con- cliuUvHjT’use unaalted_ tatter naUOMl «mw,m ol ,H CloM S ' bte.’’ comment* Hugh HendcrTba 11 au»M ta n™,l. >>■•«. -fcT'uind, viMtiwii , Dorothy Newton, second piaca. _ .. Hanes. Hemtna _____ Photography: Date Clark and| /tOl‘8 Bn I Johnny Brookraeycr t first places. | Indians, fur traders, explorers, ploratlons. Rabbits: Leon Cm»y. second A/ Rabbit*: —more than the combined toland third places; Dale Clark.: z< * ‘ 1 first and fourth places. I Henderson add,. Tlte. new center includes work I Inaeininators attending the nnI nual Michigan Animal Breeders in all phases of the beef cattle Area Guernseys Set Records Still Important State Product ( (lltlfK l)(t V SMITH BROS Lake Odessa • Woodland Plont at Woodbury At Mich. State FARMERS LOOK! jtruction of s milking parlor check t PIN NOCK Concrete Products. Pennock's Insulating Blocks • Steel Doors Protected Paints Aluminum Windows Sand and Gravel • Cement and Mortar ildmg Need* DEMkinrif rENliULIx CONCRETE products -----------------------PHONE 653-2791 NASHVILLE, MICHIGAN to the iCarrot Growers Plan Tribute to Vegetidile l'ro/> 1 Co-operative technician conferi. Eos, Lansing on Juh 30 v^ Qf (he breeding hrard university and extervton project proJW[ at Q[ Lake City oly will wu, be pre plc­. , experts relrue the latest develop- ><ntcd Bntl MSU* purebred beef menu In the dairy and cattle herds ft!!1 on dlapUy and vo. ,Uu> ,In u salads <M*u,ua au,u Eating carrots and industry lind in the use of frozen performance records discussed, vegetable plates — even carrot »*nun in breeding. ------------ #-----------cakes—may be enough of a triSpeakers at the nll-dny -eon. . . bute to the orange-vegetable for I ference included Dr. Charles lata- /lllOft ‘111 CE8 —_ • — __ •. '..nJ of the M. x, S. u it rv>-.• most people. i »f-ter. head U. Dairy . But carrot grower* and pro- Department: Dr. Clint Meadows, /\n7/i6 DClClKltCS ccMor* in Michigan don't think ■ Extension dairyman; Dr. Harold ’ c? ~ ’ Hafs. M. S. U. dairy research. A^°fl 4Hert met Thursday and Bill Finley. Extension cattk'- hlght. July 22. “Michigan Carrol Day." Bill Shepard. Christine Belson. Il will be held Aug. 13 at man Attending from thte area wen- Hick Pennington and Lynette □rant, a muck farming area noted for its vegetable and mint MABC technician* Don Doster of Thomas were chosen n-i county •he Barry-Dowling local ABA delegates to attend 4H Orb crops. The planners of the day feeland John Decker of the Barry- Wt*k nt M8U. —- •<------- Lynette and such an event u only lltUrur., Southwesr ABA. Michigan is the third largest ful things they learned while producer of carrots In the Uni- 1 The Cooperative Extension। there. The theme ’ Destination. ted States, topped only by Callfornia and Texas. The Newaygo ।'Service and the US. Department Lender" inspired tltc group tocounty -Grant area jirodtice.v al­ 'of Agriculture direct 411 Club most half of Michigan’s yearly work throughout the 50 state* Ing of his fellowman. crop ot over 100 million pounds and Puerto Rico. Ray Swan, chairman of the of carrote. That’s a lot of carrot pool picnic committee, is check­ 1 stick*! ing on a good date in August to certain your camp flee is dcad- get the club members and faml- © LOCAL TRADEMARKS. tea/ Increase living space at your place by adding a room. We can plan addition that will blend with your homo's architecture. We handle tho , complete job . . . and that includes setting up a financing plan. State-wide service program for used car buyers ^Guaranteed Warranty^ ^/billion We have joined with hundreds of other members of the MICHIGAN Automobile Dealer* Association to provide the used car buyer with a state-wide discount program on display* on Term*. SERVICE INABIGWAY1 Today, more than BO,noo fanners, ranchers and part-time formers in Michigan, Wisconsin, Minnesota and North Dakota are using */» billion dollars in Land Bank Loans to expand, modern!** and Improv* their farm businesses. Sine* 1917, more than a quar­ ter-million farmers have found their Land Bank th* one credit source always geared to their actual needs. U you’re planning a farm improvement or expansion project, be sure to check your Land Bank Association. Low fatmst rat*... Low total cost Ai Little A, »1800 Come in this week for an estimate, or call us and we will come to your home at your convenience. • BUDGET TERMS opsr*tian. falling IMMMRS Of THE GUARANTEED WAMANTY USED CAI PtOGkAM. Fisher-Hengesboch Larke , Buick-Chevrolet Reahm Motor Sales Pontiac - Oldsmobile - Cadillac 321 N. Michigan 1435 S. Hanover 107 N. Michigan Phono WI 5-2421 Phond WI 5-2425 Phon* WI 5-2471 top-quality window units. Pay for tha anas LOAN A LAND BANK LOAN GIVES YOU. Mm For a room wiHi a vtaw mo our ...SAYS FARM 15% discount on all parts AND 15% discount on all labor for one full year on any Guaranteed Warranty used car MICHIGAN MAKE YOUR HOME GROW! your snr souRCt (OR LONO-rCRM. LOW-COST CREOITI _ BER^GO 125 so. jjffsBoii ft jAutiy. HartingsJN«ce M1H «■ Ma­ ALLIED 09 CENTER �I t Lakewood School Administrators Prepare for Fall New" Workmen’s f nmnpn<j«hnn Compensation and Mr*. Dean WlUlanta I S?J®Rules Drafted * Terry Johiwock. Mr. Congratulation* to Juit# Wt*ncwtkl and C«r!le Beebe on whi­ ning first pvteo itotog their nov•Ity *klt at the 4H Talent Show at the Barry County Fair. * Jim Sutherland broke hl* leg Wed­ nesday white practicing basket­ ball. Hope you get wall Jim tor they need you. Mrs. Paul Campbell and chil­ dren are visiting her parent* in Northern Mich. « Sunday Mr. and Mra. Ross Water* calted at Clarksville school, rest room fa­ cilities are being provided on the pound floor at tho Lake Oderoa Hastings Traffic Tickets taken ( Delton Teacher Attends Seminar On Economics •U emptoyeri h!ri£ one or iZ pa*t year must get workmen's Otanperaation insurance cover- McKimmy and brother, Clarence, attended th at Adrian, they hadn't ‘Agricultural employee* will ney recently signed into law an Improved state aid plan that evening theyv called on Mr will provide oomo additional George Warren at Hickory Corfunds to school* of Michigan. The board will present the dUUict millage need* to Che vot­ building not used last year are er* at an August 26 special elec­ tion. supt William Eckrtrom reports erwu* in September. A pole-type storage building L» ,---------— WWMWC »uu vwu elementary teachers. Alao needed to be constructed north-of the atliletlc field at the high school. By Mra. John Peabody the Winter. repaired and serviced in roadlVerne Brock L» being aadited by tar Ixta mechanic Mltchdl Vrouum is recovering from a shop injury. The district will need bus driven and two custodian*. Contact superintendent's office Teachen. students and admintlvitto* al Lakewood achoota FOR Ed Kenntaten crntly completed. a course tn tended Thursday evening at Gun Modern Miitlicmatlcs at the Lake * Congratulation* go to high school. The three credit Betseylee and George Ryan who won flrat place with their three rlrmentary tracher* In teaching month old pok. Bctaylcc also won second prise on her 4H cup and waa taught by Michigan cake*. These are regular little State University. future fanner* Be toy lee and Lakewood wm be expanding George are children of Mr. and It* instruction this Fall Ln thia Mrs Ora Ryan. Mr. and Mr*. Loren Warner from Pontiac called on Mr. and I Mrs. J. Peabody Friday. * Mr. and Mrs David Ryan from Kanuu City. Mo, Mr*. Grace Ryan Ward from Hastings were Sunday din- SUPER RIGHT' ANN PAGE @ g Ketchup 5 «NM6£ Barbecue Sauce s*39® congratulate Mary. • Mr. and Mr*. Clyde Northuls attended the Pullen reunion at is t»'mg offered this Summer at the high school with apprcxlmately 15 boys enrolled. The dt-canlcd purse* and taking them to Caro State Hospital at Caro. L* taught by Ron Steven*. The children love to play with these purse*. On Wednesday. July 2S. Marte Peabody took four Kahler Soup 97 6 Egg Noodles ' 19c Cheeri-Aid 6 may item a worthies* cause to some but these children are to happy for this opportunity of niisolute minimum although It having something different to involved changing the master play with. If* a Joy to see their LIKE GOOD COFFEE? ENJOY IT HOT or ICED I JANE FARKQt l-U., 8-0L-8" Apple Pie s39c Freshapple slices, delectably-seasoned, baked in a flaky-light crust! JANE PARKER—TWIN PACK ONTWO ****** NUT Loaf2s79« Bananas, black walnuts, eggs and other fine ingredients go into this tasty loaf! JANE PARKER Angel Food Ring 1-1B. 1-OZ. BUTT PORTION u. 59c 39 SANDWICH Creme Cookies -LB. B-OZ. PKG. 39 WHOLE HAM BREASTS. WITH rn * Fryer Parts INSPECTED RIBS ATTACHED LB. 3“C SUPER RAT 70 * Fresh Beef Briskets RIGHT CUTS LB. / 71 King Crab Legs FROZEN SUPER RIGHT BEEF * Rotisserie Roast * Spare Ribs LEAN, MEATY CAPN JOHN’S, FROZEN * Flounder Dinner u 59c WHOLE LEGS LB. *»7C POINT rflCUTS LB. J 71 u 99c u. 99c * lb. 59c * W-OZ. PKG. hr x JjC * MICHIGAN, SIZE 30 A*P Whole-bean Coffee saves you money, and you enjoy big, fresh, wonderful Coffee Mill Flavor... fresh-ground flavor you can’t get in a can... at any price. MUD & MELLOW Pascal Celery EACH 19C NEW CROP, U.S. No. 1, SIZE A Mich. Potatoes 20 .%> sl29 " MICHIGAN SPECIAL SALEl Carrots 24c OFF 2 ™ 29c 3-LB. BAG 8 O’clock Coffee 3-LB. BAG MICHIGAN Blueberries 1.89 REG. $2.13 CASE OF 12 PINTS, $3.89 3 s s1.00 ISLAND SUN SUCH) OR CRUSHED Pinenpple JANE PARKER, ASSORTED FLAVORS and Lead the Way! fcf U.S. GOVT JANE PARKER Baked Foods from Ixen employed for the first time Middleville ami Mane's mother. Mr*. Kalla Peterson from Beld« heduka for the SOO aenior high ■•rhool student* Students who HALF S29c DRINK MIX 79c Smoked Hams SHANK wnmm ANN PAGE TOMATO RICE Cowley. Ryan. * Will Hughes attended The course requirement* In- t h e graduation exercise* a t Western Michigan University Friday evening. HL* daughter. Mary, received her MA. degree GET REAL GET GUARANTEED VWiES FINE GIFTS FOR A CHANGE’ll ; A^IPkiid Stamps! building wlU be used by the •pent the. weekend with Mr. and Mrs Marie Baske. Bunday the &uteea had a ptenfc and those attending were Ed Kennteten and son*. Mr* Nora JewtlTfrom Eau Claire. Mr and Mrs. Harry Bodkin and family, Mr. and Mrs. George Cuthburt and family, Mr. anti Mra. DonnTS Bodkin and family from Eau Clair and Mr and Mr*. Bud Bally from SL Joseph and Mr and Mrs David Kenntaten and daughter from Governor* Island. N. Y. Mr*. Kennlsten Is the daughter of Mr. and Mr* Baake who are visiting her parent*. BUI Guernsey 1* m Veta hos­ pital In Ann Arbor for bock SAVING IS SURE WORTHWHILE! YOU YOU MUST BE PLEASED OR YOUR MONEY BACK! THAT'S OUR POLICY, SO SHOP A»P AND ■Felton Area Mr. and Mr* <•> free rertlty of Southern California which ended Aug. 1. Each conference participant and <0) economic growth and enrolled in a two-unlt graduate receiving new celling and be- forming the land laboratory. <J> prlacl- the forty high school supervisor* ana teacher* of economic* aha attended the National Science and social legislation: Foundation'* Summer Confer - dal education department. with Federal Vocational Act funds for u.w by tl» vocational group* were <1) national Incomn small companies, individual em- Mi*. OZ. CANS QQc WW MARVEL VANILLA Ice Cream ?s 49c YUKON, ASSORTED FLAVORS and Ovldei Round-the-clock rood torvice $5,000 boil bend protection AUTOMOBILE CLUB OF MICHIGAN HASTINGS OFFICE SULTANA Strawberry Preserves 3 £ 89c Canned Pop SULTANA Salad Dressing 12 ss 89c A4P, YELLOW CUNG, HALVES 35c Peaches SULTANA Plain or Stuffed Olives 89c Sealtest Fruit-Ades ^5^29* Ball Quilted Jelly Glasses %0F ’1.19 5 99c �6—THE HASTINGS BANNER Fresh Out of the Attic IPWiwF By U. D Burptt combining brings back to mern- fermt this time of year. j men from the boys” as they tell | And ,hU. wr uw »n< buL >“»“■ to»C pUra radd i... 11.. — . hank on a wonderful meal. Once i ku — raw ra Ito. .w. ... toe ura ’ Threshing pointed out tlw ' “small' people In the neighbor-*__________________ _____ ____ .. . .... .... ... ., .. . hood. I can remember once a prne(j linre a year and wa» looked forward to by most people. Some people thought olherwire. **n very nromlnrnt man in thej This was Will Schroeder's rang lb* teat year ha threshed, ll ww taken al the home of Otto sclianu in me norm wnmn .... .----- Left Io right on other aide ot the able: Otto Sc han te. Otto Wood. Alfred < rumback. Mr*. Otto ... . ... .... __ i__ .. ii'iii nr a... .I.. ■ n.l Arthur tichrurilrr ,,, .J tlielr dinner. The old colored W- -Wa* l,ol?K couple wasn't expecting ua but wiehira- with back turned on this side of table, n someone can enlighten me on this matter. m up .nd ■UrUt.ara In u X ra TT»?‘raT 7 worarai W* Un 1 ra ra. ra, morning until .Saturday nlgbk to ra tou ranehora Bra .nd Slto^nd^Sd Wto ™ "•>» '■ “ ' - £ SL Iton TC u«to Mira. MU^1to7^^^ohton“ra IWBtoUV rat of ura . dIW to ‘LS? •£ ““.IS- tou kto « u» rara, IN DAVS DONE BV Cratoy Ol A,tol wranra farmer a wife where the machine , .. , 1 Middleville, Michigan t-rly 10 •'t brr*k' ’IteTJL^We ■ This story that I huve writ­ foxt. It fast. R took more than a bowl bowl}*”* a* they aarne. wei made-up yara It i* « ranfUto . rap u> r> ■» at cornflakes .M and a cup nf of rafcof-i"n"—“ — 7 *"727-------7 K -- -- X TSs wo~j t nxe to go to Be U top A fellra puran, ■» J'mu. no ;»£™ ■ S-Jtoto 77 D- Wrare I ra tandW U» laraoon. ~ -1111 "» TSSraTSS Uto « U» BUM i The people Ln the neighbor- ^l’SUnHeU’wirLt,b^‘t^ .Ttito^J and told us to get his lhat reunion time*, hood that werent dated to help were most certain to be there to ' . hto f| . -niP nri,-libor and to *»eeal otters We have watch I can remember a man ^inT.?nff ^He hit to a j^od one near where I live and hte boy here in Delton that V ™t£ •>"* Hadtog* I always attend a^th^'^.rhin'’ ’“E” thrrehed out between 2 and 4 Ulftl one r « iA™1 ’^ in the aftemdwi he did pas* the The folk* In tho picture are J td L.irt^n f 1 “”3 doughnut* around i neighbor threatermcn who start- frau MU. ra ratora rara. and Mrs George Owen spent. Charles King home. ★ Mra • Mrs. Gordon * Jack ■ July 31 at the Ronald Owen Thera Grinnell was a July 21 Rapids and * «««*• ’ HousUm. •traitor house at Gun Lake * Ivtelior uf Mr* Chai fas King • Calrl and«kMneJuly ora,, and M» ora, ol Mu- Mi. Bran Araua toll-1 Wra. •> ■>; era " gan are spending a few days dren helped her father. Charles 35. * ¥**““’ f ‘ . yr and with their grandparenU, Mr. and | King celebrate hla birthday at Joe Kauftoisn w«re Mrs Grorw Owen, while their J the King home. July 23 a Mr Mr. Roy H»u«r of S»^ m. brother Rotert and Oearm »“d Mrs. Robert King and fam- Ind. \vorthinirion, .. n.«- Uy Of Lowell wrre July 24 visitors! vert and son of Wuruu gw at the Chariea King home. Ind. nock Hospital Mr. and Mrs Uo Fitch and Mr* Dan Post mA and baby ot Marion and Mr. and Mr and Mra Rons- Fitch of wedding .-bower for Mrs Mrs Lester Alberta and baby of Dutton were July 25 luncheon Doran at the Cornelius BoluuU of Mr. and Mra. Allen home In Alto Jub 24 , « ; Mr. and Mra. Henry Myers. * Fish, w Mr. and Mra Luther Dawn Andmon °£.’/n!^ Mra lasuni Myer* of Middle- BtCTczick of Harris Creek were spent a few days with Mr. dinner guest* of Mr. and Mrs. Mr* Dean Stuart and chmiret. Allen Fish recently * Mra. Qlaj* Mrs “ Brandt At nd Mra. Allen Fish Mrs. John visited Mra. Estella Yarger. Mra. , Grand Rapids, enlertmnrel Katie Houvener, Mrs. Leah Kar- Claude Walton and h<*’ cher, Mias Maude Kareher Mm. ‘ ter. Mrs Dorothy Henry Myers home. * Mr. and Ralph Moore. Mrs. Audie. Roush, i dinner at Pointe West rreto'iPrank Walton. Alvin Helriglc rant In Holland. July XL Afar and Dan Payne at tire Medical warda they vtoltod U» Dutch Village and .he AmatcrOwen ot Middleville were July Facility . July 24. Mr* Richard Buatance and dam Gift Shop outside of HolMrs Claude w Walton home. daughter. Debby, ore spending land. * ~ -”«" and July 25 visitors of Mr. and some time with Mr. and Mra.1 daughter Mr*. Dorothy CampFloyd Fisher wiule Mr. Grand Bus- Rapids - .. . bell were shoppers tance to confined ac Droste-Fer* w‘?7~'. ...... J.itrai Mrs Vernon King and son and guson Hospital In Grand Rap- recently. * Claude Walton ttoiud Mra Fred King and children of Ids. * Mra. Sylvan Tugg visited hla father at the Medical Fu­ Butter of Clarksville. Mr. and ller alster and husband. Mr. and cillty July 25. Mrs. Elvin King of Ionia were Diuwin-Bariiard and Darlene of Lansing and Ralph Moore were July 25 dinner curst* of Mr. and Mrs. Al Barnard. * Ralph Moore visited Mra Moore at the Medi­ cal Facility July 25. * July 24 enjoyed EVERY EVENING ••World Freeport Those of when threshing grain, wo had a Mrs Harold Price and children threshing crew of ten men and stayed | 25 dinner guest* of' with the machine from Monday 1 Mr. and Mra. Russell Price. August 9 thru 11 AL HIRT DAZZLING FIREWORKS BONY MIDUOBG DICK & DEE DEE DEE DEE SHARP TEEN BEAT SHOW AUG HARNESS RACES Hastings' SPEEDY WASH COIN-OP Laundromat mlaUon to publish it>4wr*wh&-rem<mber the days are 7 thru 14 "Michigan's Groalosl Outdoor E««nl 1 Tta, ra to. rad to. Wilevery [ Jn ufrem^n Bntj bad to ent Ham Scteoeder. Mr. and Mra. .— —_. — j — our supper at...... that Umf. .. He John Perry, and my. — wife and »I. ! Threshing brougte the nelgh-. wouldn't send tu to the neigh- i who I found al a form where I bore that time of day without did the threshing and got a taste McCrcery reunion at Pleasant daughter. Cindy, of Wayne spent feeding us of her cooking. That was over before tile truck got there. . Wall thoor days are past now “ Mo. < her cooUngtaMea Mr. and Mrs, Elwood Yoder T Mr. and Mrs. Robert Newton and Mrs Charles Geiger and The only way the young folks' Rood >« ' We h*TP 11 red ‘n visited Richard “ Bustance at Dekoa. Mkhigaa today will know of there- good Florida in the Winter time for FV-rKU.-xin-Dree44AFergux>n Hos­ visited his mother. Mrs Ada Sharon Geiger at Murray Lake 7 Newton on East State road near near Lowell * Mrs. Minnie King old day* Is for us older folks to *"* >®>ws Ho» 1 *tsh pital in Grand Rapids July 25 w Hastings. * Mra Harold Cave of Ionia spent ‘ ’ tell them about it and hope that we CO1,W hnvo a reunion • there Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Yoder and they In turn will pass It on to “Tne ,lme ,n lhe Wimer, children helped Floyd Hewitt the next generation. I live and threshed In one of celebrate his birthday July 24. ■* David Yoder,_______ Gene_____ and GMR While visiting at Otto Wood's the bret general farming li>-___________ arc spending some timeat Parmelee a while ago. ho calitiea In Southwestern Michi-■ Thaler are showed me a magazine called gan The farms are from 80 to at Porcupine Mountains, camp• The Iron Mm Album.” It was 300 acre* !n alze and the soil is' Ing. * Mr. and Mra. Bob Britstrictly a thresherman's maga- good wheat land. There are no ting turn of Went Freeport were tine, full ot atories written by hills or bad roads. Most of the ' Sunday visitors of Mr. and Mra. old thrretermrn and full of farms have large houses and | Arthur Moore, a Mr. and Mra. Dennis Tixgppson Tixgnj threshing pictures. Tills story I very large iioms with taw- ' Dennis and son of Ind.' were ■ ' am about to give you wa* writ- ment* for the stock. The people, Goshen, Inti,' July 25 vtsitor* ol nt Mr. Mr and Mrs. Frank . ' ten by Albert Wleringa who. live* are thrifty and religious and the'i’ ton FOR YOU* CONVENIENCE WE HAVE just over Into Allegan County on women are the beat of coot*, ao, Thcenpaoti. INSTALLED A DOLLAR-BILL CHANCE* the Middleville Wayland road. we always ewt high on the hog. i aI>d Mra. Draggoo and I PROFESSIONAL DRY CLONING SERVICE . He very graciously gave me per- Before l h e first World War. JoJTe of. Hastings and Mr. and! years ruiu i minute of R. august 50a Mra Russell Price and Mrs. Harold Price and children were _ ______ July '-•« visitors at the Gerald Thompson iwrne in Ionia. * Mr. donla and Ralph Moore, local and Mrs. Charles Walt and famArthur Puller and daughily of HasUnga were July 24 ter, Elizabeth of Hastings were visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Rich- luncheon guesto of Mr. and Mra ' days and bean* 62 days. Only ard Shoebridge. | Robert Newton. * Arthur Fuller three of us went with the bean Mis* LoFurl Shoebridge enter- ■ of Grand Rapids wa* a July 25 cd Blodgett Hospital July 25 far: visitor of Mr. and Mrs. Robert in the barns at that time. otacnatlon. * Mrs. Opal Reed ’ Newton. ■ Concluded next week) and friend of Grand Rapids and 1 on(j Mra. Joe Kauffman Mrs Jewel Vunderhoff of Has- | qj-.j Mrs P«t Boynton visited tings vulted their mother. Mrs. ■ Mra. Kauffman's stelcra. Mrs. Joe . sudla Tubbs- in honor of her . Wc»t and Mr*. Wm_ Huyler of Kith birthday at the Richard! Greenville. July 23 w Mr. and By Mrt. Sylran Tagg Sikoebndge home July 25. * Mrs. | Mm Glenn Kauffman and famMarvin Patrick waa one pt the; Uy Mill Lake and Mr. and Tlx- Mreecar family reunion drivers who took the CYC to Mrs Jim Tobey of Hastings .were Muskegon for a camp-out. They I JuIy 55 evening visitors of Mr. returned home July 24. * Mrs. ftn<1 M„ Joe Kauffman. * Mr Leona McGhee and oon, Aahur. i nn<j Mrs Charles Geiger visited of Middleville were July 25 din- hl.. fnuUT. Floyd, near Lowell called to the Thompoon fs out of alack* and the barns, no that rain didn't atop us. At the ! time I am writing about wo had long threohlng runs. In 1916, USAC AUTO RACES EVENING North Gun Lake Coin-Op Open 5:00 a.m. - 10 p.m. LEWIS M An 18,7 Cu. Ft. Supermarket rn ...Only 35¥ Wide! "_] Admiral Duplex !& FREEZER-REFRIGERATOR UB-ZERO FREEZER HOLDS 2Z2 LBS.! REFRIGERATOR! 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FREE COFFEE Sundays 10 A.M. - 6 P.M. -------- � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/492/HastingsBanner_1965-08-12.pdf 9d88fefb51b7b1510ebf8dc75ad4ff1f PDF Text Text Delegates of 46 Churches Here for Wesleyan Conclave Within three miles of the heart of Hastings a Ito delegate con­ vention settled in cottage, trailer and tent for five day*, nie annual Michigan Conference and camp meeting of the Wesleyan Methodist Church of America convened at Itnnock Memaria] Park which is located Just outside the city limits on tlw Campground Road. • Seventy-live ministerial and an annus] business of the Michigan The annual Conference Women's Missionary Society, which meets in separate sessions and conduct* their business concurrently. Is cumjoscd of delegates. of tta- Scriptures for Salvation - mendaUoo. The present board of was convened by Its president, the In Regeneration ■ In Entire Sane- trustees will continue to act in capacities until tta the -cb-anslng from Inbred their respective s=p-c!L!Rev. George A. Huff of Hastings, tlficaUon .. r,_ —* —- __ l> with the rending of a statement ..... Several improvements have been Thursday. 5. «> designated • icr* ter* uiwi and churches contribute will the caU ot the Hastings Wesleyan Ville, (J. L Hephr.er; addwater, • ».~-j, Aug j. wna ariusiia.ni/ _ —.-.——:; ___ asa Missionary rv... Day All Ibusiness' pros ... Ide sutxUdtted rental of houses 1 Methodist Church. . A C narirre* rwlarvi tvar ***■-,was art aside a* mtX'totanea from I ind planned apartments in Wps-Die son of a minister, the Rev several foreign neto*. hamr on' leyan Village. . , L.. A. Clark, he has been very furtough, spoke in morning, after- j Delegate* to a special session of active b> the work of the Michl- nue in Toledo Ohio R W. Foi- the highlights of the day «u the ! Wesleyan Methodist Church of: A Communion service fallowed ‘-.u* vw- Alliesic* iv ir in viuic ... — ~ beliefs in which tht* delegates ot in a long-range physcia) and fi­ lags .for a nils-tonury liornc. This , 19tM at Houghton College in.Hough- as Conference Sunday School Sec- ; La ke Odessa. F. E. Densmore; will b* used to house mlsslunaric.' ten, N Y . were elected os well os retan and lias lust concluded a , Eaton Rapids. L. J. Maxsan; F*trthe combined church and mjadw- nancial study plan. ary society conferenan parUdfields Offerings which amounted 1 officer*: to 82500 in caah and'pledges wn-1 President. Rev. G. A. Huff. HasWcaleyan Village, a corjxjratlan formed for Uie purpose ot provid­ expanded steel and concrete struc-1 received In the services to help lings; vice president. Rev. E. W. ing cooperative retiraJ housing for of faith which was captioned ministers and lay-workers of the aluminum letters naming the Michigan Conference, was offered campground, and a new winter­ II consisted of ten paragraphs to Uie Michigan Conference in a ized dining tail with facilities Allegan. Seth Proctor; Alleitdale. art; by IM its board from their UlCir denominational UCilU»IU»MV«UU disUU- ( recommendation MJ U of for committee meetings is plan­ a departure from custcrn In that i The following appointments were clpUne. We Believe: In the Holy i trustees which was approved by ned for the Immediate future. partldputir.g In tta world-wide | body and was adopted. ' Bird take near Ouseo. M Trinity - Chris: to be the Son of Um- stockholders of Wesleyan VUplan of .the parent body. A coThe Rev. Olson W Clark, for- tera and D. R- Keiser, os God ■ lagr. The conference body accepted operative program wherein minis- merly of Piltefonl. has accepted'Brighton. T. D. Bawditch; Christ the offer by adopting the rerom- of people look upon morality as a relative thing. Ttay have-no more than a nebulous standard by which to measure right and wrong, which Is in direct opposition to positive moral standards stated In the Bible. Th* ('Ant—nz* Iwtelv lh*n m** The Hastings Banner 16 Pages—2 Sections One Hundred and Tenth Year Hastings. Michigan, Thursday, August 12, 1965 See the Class C District Softball Tournament Next Week NUMBER 17 Section Ont ■ Adopt Record a School Budget Of SI,307,098 , HONORED—Mrs. WU1MM 8. Buehler watebe* her Navy lieutenant (right). Seventh Fleet amphlbtou* naval officer.—OFFICIAL U.8. NAVY PHOTO. Members of the Hastings Board of Education adoptee] a record budget of $1,307,098 for the year 1965-66, an increase of $193,516.3(1 over last year s budget, al then ‘regular meeting Council Adopts New Traffic Laws, Awards Contract held Tuesday evening at the high school. Despite the hike, mainly due to .18 additional elementary teaching positions, HastU property owners will hava • mill lax reduction In Decern levy of 1*2 mills. Gives Police Added ‘TooT igninst Errant Drivers: Market Street Drain Project to Cost $30,826 Members of the City Council Monday night udopted an ordinance giving police a new '‘tour’ to use against careless * driving, littering and drag racing; awarded the contract lo install the Market Strict f°r 530,826.90; authorized purchase ut a device. ffl*‘inrnfniRc obnoxious odor from the -----------------—— litaunlclpal water supply, and • transacted other business at Call Citizens To Discuss Blood Program EDITORIALS company. John began: ln movlng traffic. ■ hl* **FT>C?', . vlucl Suntor Chief CUIUV1 said .-VU1U the Ull ordiUI'Uwlth the company In the original. 0^ nmovts uncertainty or r«Hastlngs foundry in 1911. , luctance a police officer might During the de presalon year* 'have about writing a ticket for he went to Die Toledo, Ohio, J violation that does not constitute ................... - • " "wilful and wanton disregard" a* In the reckless driving act. The Glllesse Construction Com­ A farewell party was given in pany of Grand Rapid* submitted his honor at the home ot Edward the tow of 10 bids tor th* Mar­ ket Street drain, which will go presented with a gift from his from Center Street to the Thorn­ fellow employees.. apple River. The tow bid was John and hte wife will remain 83022690 and the high 8*4200 at their present home at R3 Has­ The project will include 1200 tings. where he plans to spend lineal feet of 36 and 48-lnch plp«. his leisure time pursuing his plus 800 lineal feet of 12 through gardening hobby and enjoying 30-inch storm sewer with ap­ his eight children. 13 grandchil­ purtenances. Purchase and Installation of dren and one great grandchild. Future plans may Include some water to eliminate the hydrotravel. Mr. Martin is a member of the gen-sulphlle aroma in th* wa­ ter for about 89*6 was approved. A two-monlh test of adding a small amount of ehtaeine had WCTU to Meet The WCTU meeting will be proven effective In removing • E. C. Finkbeiner Of Middleville Dies Thursday twiner. 00. prominent Middleville Thursday. Aug. 5. were held at Funeral Home at Middlevine elated and burial was in Mt. Hope Cemetery. attack. He was a sales executive with the International Harvester Com­ pany In the Grand Rapids and Mkldlevllle arras, and was a post president of the Middleville Cimm- He had been in business with Director of Public Services his brother, Lloyd, in the FlnkKenneth Laberteaus reported beiner Implement Store. lo attend as there will bo that the plan te to add from five i of officers. Visitors are Please See MORE ABOUT: . . . CITY COUNCIL. Fig* 3. of Middleville; two grandchildren; backward glances bits ojyesterday ‘l... gleaned front the Banner files a 10 Tears a«v I County, will celebrate he* Itthd small tornado whirled birthday at her tame In Prtlri*U» HU.W » ~«W- , . XS iftemoon. Injuring one KJ SS! Wonting tr«* and • rapid pace since but Spring. Sunt. ~ interrupting; to the local I ‘Helping Hand’ ■ - Formed to Aid Barry Residents According to the report just ,__ _____ in Uie S30.000 further negotiations had been scheduled. The main eontro- AnUclpatcd. revenues. Supt of Schools Richard J. Guenther ex­ plained. include 86423693 bal- contract on Aug. 5.’ Vern Harbin. R2 Hasting*, te president ot the Loeal. The bargaining com­ mittee Includes Merle Rowley, R1 Hastings, chairman, and Loul* Kellogg, Hi Vermont­ ville. and Richard Wilcox. R3 Hastings. Union members -in- and products were being shipped Wednesday. Retired Pastor Dies Monday at Lake OdeSSa l)ehon Prepares 1 17 usaUt the Red Cross and oilier Delton—Mra. Elihu Holston. MA 3-6706 . Dowling—Mra. Howard Hostetler. Hasttngs-Mra. William Sackett. 945-2219. Hastings-Mrs Jack VanHoutcn. 945-2138. Hastings-Mrs. Haxel Taylor. merdunta and individuals who have contributed to make this a real Helping Hand, cality. Pie**. Sea MORE AtfOUt: high tdiool bookstore begiiuilng 847620*20 from the 122-mill property tax levy on an equal­ ized valuation of 838.128468. 1675.03*51 from Slate aid bar.ed on 1255 a student with 44 mills deductible for 3.335 students. School Principal Assistant Drive Director ter for the Haatlngs Community Fund was made by Atty. Richard expected to "bring In 881.20*. Other receipts Include 810,000 from athletics. 8500 from the sale of property, 85.000 from miscel­ laneous sources and 85.600 tn State aid for driver training. It te expected 224 students will take driver training with the district reimbursed 825 each. Supt. Guenther explained that 88 percent of the budget increase Ing of the board on July M at the-Hastings Hotel. cepted with enthusiasm by tta Community Fund board of di­ rectors He te a native of PlainwaU where he was graduated from 8169.636 63 over teachers' salaries high school tn 1939. His college last year, with IB additional po­ University wan Interrupted by sitions. The »total Instructional pro­ gram will cost 8W3248. repre­ senting 76 percent of the overall school budget. The administra­ tion cost- of 838200 represents master's was completed In 1957. th:ee percent of the school bud­ He has taught and coacited in get. auxiliary services such a* the Hastings schools since IBS!. transportation, athletics and health total 886.400 or 62 percent of the budget. Athletic cotte axe figured at 814,500 marked for teachers' salaries. Start of Classes "XtetreUon. for tta 15*566 school year at Delton will be ; with their daughter. i Surviving are his wife. Ida: \ny kindergarten student who one daughter, Mrs Richard (Dor­ has not been enrolled should be othy > Mitchell. Grosse Pointe molted Immediately, and not wait Farm.*; two sons. Paul E, Rock­ (ar tiff regular dates. ford; and Rev. James V. Beards­ schedule of clasne*. or changes ley. Grand Forks. N. Dak.: six schedule; for high school stu- grandchildren; one sister. Mrs ients may be made on Wednes- । <_i>ue Clyde auu Anna * Stambaugh u of* .Lodi. wu,, lay. Aug. 25. fur 12tit* graders; .Calif., and one brother. Rev. Ver; Tharadxy. Aug. 26. for 11th grad- non Beardsley, take Odessa. - . ------- .—.. ... _ ----me uuu? » m iciAjic A, up. tradea. and Monday. Aug. 30, for P)ckens chapel unUl Thursday 9th graders forenoon when it will be taken to supt. Basil E. Johnson «i- Evangelical United Brethren .-HAtnced that the rental system will; church at take Odessa where b? moved up one grade to Include I »crvicc» will be held at 2 pm. the 8lh grade, making all pupils. Thursday. Rev. Clyde C. Gibson from Kindergarten through tta Bth 1|0 officiate. Burial in the trade on the book rental program Woodland Memorial cemetery.. These students will not receive ' ------------ >------------ wins Valuable Prize for the payment of book rental iburg. Fla. won furniture to comfres., ] pfetely furnish a bedroom, inThe high school bookstore will' eluding an air conditioner The be open from 9 to 12 noon and 1 value of the prizes was figured memory capita over the previous year. The millage Includes 125 for operational purposes and two mills for Uie 1964 debt service. Revenue* are expected to total 81.400.185.04 for the year. Antici­ pating transferring 830.000 Into the sinking fund, the district should end the 1966-66 school year with a balance of 863,087. not quite enough to see the school through the 1966 Bummer period. Coat of the new lights at John- Alum|num Products Company. Union and company officials hMbwn rniun«b«7pumk - vlzlllno her r^rfn!« -he |D>le OatnMtam. Ih, out: n„ Altet Be«rd.W. month, left Sunday from th* | M of 34 McKlnIey puce, orosse Ci rand Rapids airport for Ger- Pomte Farms, died at hte home many. Pat te going to teach at MondBy about W:M pm. aflcr Neurentarg in a school for chUyears 0( m he<lth Tta "Helping Hand.' an organl- j dren of Army personnel She has ' ration to serve the residents of been teaching the past four years Berlin Twp. Ionia County, sun Barry County In time of need, te1 in California. of James and Hannah Ward Beardsley. He married Ida M Thte organization is similar t:> |\ 1. Ik 1 Lundquist of Sunfield. June 15. 11912. i He entered the ministry in the and furniture will be available to 17 0 1 a those who have met with dteaster ()F oCIlOOl V 0t6, Summer of 1930, and served pas­ torates at Fowlerville. Charlotte, Huntington and Noblesville. Ind , i take Odessa. St. Johns. South i Haven. Trinity and SL Mark' | Churches in Detroit. The Delton Board of Education I lias tentatively set Sept 20 as Uie w V«.M,UU«. « t date for a vote of property owners Sharon Church at Manchester imowing someone in need, may!mi tta bonding proposals for tta contact tta repreoentaUve tn your i new additions to the k-hool. locality listed below Articles will ,'he cost of tta project has been where they lived until Oct. be nicked uo and delivered gladly estimated at 8650200. erts. 374-8122. MiddteviUe-M:a Lyman Kincompletion nay. 796-3864. ro still set Woodland—Mrs. Ralph the First Ward. up to and Including such time as | believe to be Just and fair and to < Please turn to Page 4, this Sec.) OonatnieUan an Thornapple- rX^°^n* IxM^i X • ♦ Does the general term. “ClvU the Supreme Court has |>assed on; Rights." include the right of people, their validity? either individually or In orgonlred ’ . *Und ZHL1* S’’*’1 Middlevllle, Mra Olive Holtoran of Friday r«" Wayland and Mrs Wendell Smith of Plainwell, and two brothers, by apjiolntment or whenever there Alton and Lloyd of Middleville. Hope Middleville School Work Will Be Ready on Time PLANT ON STRIKE Members ot Local 639*. UAW-CIO. United Steel fry R.M.C. Is there a legal borderline be- ■ disregard and violate any and all tween Civil Rights and acts of-laws and ordinances they feel are| A public meeting to discuss "Civil Disobedience' carried on In i unjust and unfair? |, .The hew ordinance, effective vouniy» Imperiled imperucu free. tree 'Bet>t 1, bans drag racing, litter• Barry County's ,wrnc 0( clvU Rlghu7 ■ ing from a vehicle and careless Red Crow blood program is to be I ordinances apply U> all people or! driving Chief of Police Richard Bunlor Epteeopal Parish House at 8 pjn.j Everyone Interested In belp- nances are broken In the name'ttam ns reasonable and fair? has explained that tta new' des­ ignation ‘careless driving'' tould of “civil righto.' does this justify' 11 the Ju*** « injustice of lav be a good -enforcement tool to ,'use against the Inattentive perMr*. Keith Gordon, executive late laws and ordinances in the. by individuals or by the courts? „ his luck or the one who te unname of "Civil Rights." to be ac-» »* anJ *talf l»«s ami ?°Jnpt?> „“n concerned tn hte driving. ‘’orded preferential treatment over.ordmances have significance and July 30 after. ?5nU “*e ?"n moreblool meaning without first having Su­ than they have been contribut­ those who break the same laws meaning without first having Suing. and the trend has been In- and ordinances for less lofty prerne Court clearance? Is It legal John Martin Retires from Bliss Company Hartings District to Have 1 MilbTax Drop, Despite Hike; Reinstate City Bus Rides of Aug. 25 through Sept 3. Iprtee while in New York when School begins Sept 7 with classes : she attended the program. Price the first day from 8;5o to 11:46,1s Right. Shs had been visiting am. Sept. 8 will be a full day with here before going on her Eastern । kuulergart^i pupils attending. 1 trip. various divisions drive. The Industrial division is te be led by Clifford Dolan a»ateted by Robert J Wilcox and budget. Lynn Perry. Mrs. Erik vonRete la Other maintenance costs total to coordinate the residential ao831250 or 2.4 percent and capital outlay Including 87200 for a new ence Gnxw George Hainaty is bus totals 89 800 or .7 percent. At Tuesday's meeting board member* reinstated the Intra­ triunity and Howard , Frost. racity transportation of pupils up to 6th grade tn alt areas of Has­ trol tta professional groups. tings with the exception of the Supt of Schools Richard J. South Broadway area bordered Guenther is to .vupervtee the by South. Nelson and Jefferson eiertrlcily. 13.75* for telephone Cara Street to Pennock Hospital, plus the "feeder schools'* of Al­ gonquin with 37 pupils involved. Chidester with 13 and Altott with 26. The board had cut out the traiuportatlop of‘children at a meeting last November, pointing out that the 178 children trans­ ported the year before cost over 811.000 before the service was iextended to J28 at newly-an­ nexed Algonquin. About 150.Has­ ting* youngsters will be trans­ ported this year. Uon wa* received at Inal tune. but at 4b* July meeting ot the boird. about 35 person* were present and nearly all vigor-' ou*iy protested curtaUlng the traiuportallon prorram because of the h a * a r d » youngster* faced going to and from school, Board President Mildred Smith Please See MORE ABOUT: appointments are still te be made in the retail and out-county di. visions. Greenville, Too The Greenville Board, of Edu­ cation Monday reinstated city bus transportation of elementary pupils, and approved transport­ ing students from the Baldwin take area for the first time In some areas, Greenville reestab­ lished the transportation of Kintor and senior high students. _ n' • 1 I Declare DlViaeiUi __ _DUtetors of Hastings Mfg. Company on Aug.. 5 declared a regular quarterly dividend of 10 C«iU a share on tta company's common stock, payable Sept 15, 1M5 to stockholder* of record al ------- ---------- - *“*------ �Bally Oateaan fUw to Waah-- The-Dr.'Richard C.-Kenflelda Lao ‘jEuT’a ' land? Ind week. ’ wton D. C, two week* ago to‘now reside In SUrra Midi*, year. Till* <wlll allow Ann. , iJjx Joe Waite of i*lt her mother's brother and Calif., when be I* now in prt- H.H8. aenlor. to gradua | Battle Creek visited Mrs. Lulu Hadley Kalger. who has taught t HJiS for a number of yoora. Fred Trego Dies Wednesday; ' Rites Friday '^^1.“’kA*xpS£ S uh^Dattd* and* Wp£elV^« 3 Wadiington to loto her and Cfate.Ka^ F - - ,, ^^ US^ SS* d*y. Aug. II. at Pennock Hospital will Be held at 2 pm. Friday at // 1% Mr. Trego wa*. admitted io the hoepltai about 1 pm. Tom- David and Roeeanna iMatlhewn Trego He attended school here and when he wa* 14 he left nchool and went to work for the Hasting* Table Company where he learned Uie art of hand wood­ carving. He worked for the Table Com­ pany for 35 years, until the com­ pany movad to Grand Rapid*. He Personal Mention happier families MEETMR.SPAIWUI M AND YOUR HIS PRODUCTS...AT 1M2. Mr. Trego wa* the custodian at Reahin Motor Sale* until hl* health caused his total retlremcht in July of i860, when he suffered a heart attack. He wa* married to Vera Cole of Hasting* on Sept. 4. itlt. State Road, and two grandchil­ dren. shop at ' FOOD CENTER FRIENDLY... WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES ON , ITEMS IN THIS AD. Double Breasted or 4-Legged FRYERS FRESH WITH COUPON BELOW BUTTER parents, the Walt Smiths of Kan*** City. Kaa. ore vacation­ ing at Gun Lake this month so this proved to be a family re- 1-LB. SOLID 4-FISHMMEN FROHN FILLET OF Bob Godfrey took Idis daugh­ ter. Lucy, 12, and son, David. 10, on s' camping trip to tluPorcupim Mountain* far a week, Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Taravolla of Rio Del Mar, Calif., are. ' there wa* a party at her broth­ er’*, the Itobert BirkreL on W. Green St. for family and friends TROUT fflyfuo CHICKINS FOR ROTISSERIE ... BONELESS. ROLLED WITH COUPON .. SPARTAN 1-PLY TOILET PORK ROAST LEAN AND CUBED . . . BONELESS PORK CUTLETS 69^ , A, ■«» PORK STEAKS 59* f TOMATO SOUP* lOli-oz. Can SPARTAN LIQUID FRYER LEGS PESCHKES Campbell’s CRACKERS 2 ”E!Hr '*MOlE Lean, Meaty, Swift's Premium BRAUNSCHWEIGER the World's Fair in New York City for several days before re­ turning home. "'While Paul and Gall Pleraon i ■ Ware vacationing with their P<r- 39* BREASTS "’-‘” *69 TISSUE ASHE SEE IT TuSday’Mra^ltdmbnds called on 0, Hhnher I River canoe month of August at a cottage on HL. was a liouac-guest of Detroit Golf Club Sunday, family on Bunday, ha* accepted a new position. lrtk<h al Battle Creek Commonmd. Gun Uke. m and Mra Charlra wiikra on Mra. Carleton I Olivet College Juno graduate ’ liy College thh year The family through Wednesday for a golf Buckland, I* Mra. Rkhirt Cook and Bill' ThurwUy and Friday of last John Rhode and Mis* Nancy j win continue to reside in Hu- u ™ i to vl*it the। oSLgr cnok attended Uie Ionia Fair ' fc .7*®™. on Monday Mrs. £751.."= s, s-,. gy.™ ■», si •* Ella •*» Barto will be married in her Ung* for the present tone. hometown. Read City, on Aug. I The Leslie Cook family are in lu* family from California, visi' ■ Chicago, this weekend tor the । Mias Ann . .Nethery, daughter Ionia Wednesday • p i m Wilkes home. << 2Blh and utter a ijancyrncxin the . Mexico where he Is on a buiinras h s to a d.v special purprae of nweUng the of the Rev 4nd Mra WlUiam Gary^ HM1. , couple will reside in one-of the trip white Mr*. C. and the Usr Harmer \l aift Adi! . Willison Parkview Motel apartment* in ' youngsters are vacationing i Eugene. BLEACH SHURFINE MUSTARD wayNe HAROLD KINDLE JEL 2-9ox.<lAt The Sportsman's Friend — In Detroit they have Juxt completed a national checker two-day affair with 37 chil­ dren taking part. The tour da - / '- AAP a BREAD .Championship for 2T years. Bink* started to play check-. the rood pl*yIng for GO years. He is now sharing Im. knowl­ edge .of the game with the youngsters of Detroit. Knowledge in say endeavor makes It jnare enjuyiihlc to the individual taking part mere Whenever you have a done and well give you ad­ vice and hutrucUon cn bow to.ftp it if tou need tt. You can depend on the EAST SIDE U'MBIK COMPANY. IU EAST BAILROAD ST. MA^TMGS. PHONE HI C l'b $100 I $1 Size Secret Roll-On Lilt Special Home 89c Size Crest DEODORANT PERMANENT TOOTHPASTE FROZEN SPARTAN TOMATO CATSUP Es SPARTAN GOLDEN CORN SPARTAN GREEN PEAS ’£ SPARTAN KIDNEY BEANS__________ -JSoz. Can Each GREAT NORTHERN BEANS „_.15V4«. 10 Choice ft ££ Green Beans 0-1 VMtXn $1.00 SWEETMILK IA A EVTDA I UU £ AI KA ’ FA EVTDA DU LAI KA %69c I’/a-oz. PORK & BEANS_______________ T-lb. Can Stamps With Bonus Coupon No. 6 and Purchase of Any Four Sylvania Light Bulbs Stamps With Bonup Coupon No. 6 and Purchase of a 10-lb. Bag of Charcoal Briquets CUT WAX O« CUT IERMILK Biscuits r—---------- -| I FRESH BUTTER ^49‘l I Wiih -This Coupon and a $5. or Moro Food Purthaio I Thru Vrt., Aug. 14, 1M5. ’ C!-------------------------------- 1 —----------- 1 SHOP AMD SAVE EVERYDAY AT TOILET TISSUE ^"4^19‘i ■NTERS • HE. Uilreod St. Ph. Wl f-3423 Spartan BEEF, CHICKEN OR TURKEY CHARCOAL STARTER Cons A Z YOUR MOVE! I With This Coupon and a $5. or Moro Food Order Thru I La-——— ■■ ■ - —- -- — —— —I �Hospital Asks County Grant For Health Unit ,.A|’ appeal was again made to the Board of Supervisors al their reKuInr monthly meeting held ruesday for an appropriation from Barry County for the Pen|ltXik Ht*P*^l construction pro- Hospital Director John Bay rote the .uperiIwr* for flnan- ment for immunisations, block­ ing. stairway* and exit*. More About------Iwapltal Is pul In use. Then the City Council Continued from Pago Ono Pennock Hospital to undertake this additional burden, parti- daughter and family, the Ariin to IQ pounds ot chlorine a day. Recent visitor* at the Henry depending on the amount of .wa­ ter being pumped. The device in-law and granddaughter, Mr*. Fred Cole and Amy. of Phoenix. enough chlorine to purify water. Councilmen honored Laber"An Investment at this lima teaux by adopting a resolution of a nominal amount by the praising his devoted service to County will greatly Improve the functioning of this department gift, on electric knife, was given him to mark Uie occasion. resident* of the County," Bay concluded »o,uuu wm re­ ferred to the county board’s Ju­ diciary committee. Director Bay pointed out that when the expansion of the hospi­ tal was planned, a new separate entrance was scheduled for the Health Department "This would eliminate the heavy public traffic in thexho»- k Personal Mention Ed Murr and daughters were tn Decatur Sunday for a family picnic for the pleasure of Jim’* brothri, Rick Edwards, from Hawaii. Due to the bed weather conditions Hie group came back Lloyd Hoffman informed the county board that the attorney general's office liad telephoned municipal dump. him to report Quit a meeting to discuss the controversial Uon of Aiderman Ivan Snyder, Crooked take improvement pro­ who reported that the man hired Coal, from Pg. 1, this SeeU> keep the dump In shape hud future. He said the meeting week The Council terminated could clarify the problem and a that man's employment and may lead to a determination to transferred the responsibility of el t Isen* had not made their go ahead with the project. maintaining Use facility to sentiments known when the Cur­ patient* in the hospital would Drain Commissioner Feed taberteaux. tailment wu first proposed. be better protected from contact Stevens, Atty. -Richard Shuster Councilmen received a resolu­ Tuesday the board reinstated with tite general public and from and Crooked take property twn- tion from the Planning Commlstransportation to all “feeder possible exposure to communl। school* ’’ for children living more cable disease* and oUter illnesses boa.-d Tuesday to discus* tile ter Plani for the future developone.h>lf mlIe from their tliBt might complicate their re­ status of the project. ment of Ute City, and also a M weil as In Healings. . . . 7. - r ------- I recommendation that Uie Coun- ttnd thfn n.m-d a ciUxen*’ComJ1"11 .?’^lnre«’j!Lhernf‘ cU •d°Pf °‘e PruPOAld Zonln< rnlttee to study the quesUon of ronalrurtion bld* came In. they More About------- School Board the Mon- home on Nelson. THE HASTINGS BANNER--31 *t to complete their dav. I Tbnredar. August 13. 19C3 1 This weekend the Jim Mores are! __ _____ ______________ '............ entertaining ins brother, the' On WMV Campus ?^rl7nn^ '-^ 0’Mra o8l*? e?Ind., and of hl*wN^rCiuhite mother. JO * Bdwarrts ' t-ub*«rteckl Mr. and Mra. John Hogs of and v*uRh OTaughUn of Ha*Unlveraity Park. Iowa, are visitJ"*1IU,d. ’j*^, I ing their parent* Mr. and Mra. I °ra1’ BctA'Bnd. Judy | John How. and Mr. and Mr* i Fender of Dowling recenUy al- ‘ Robert Timm. Next week. Mr ! ‘«ldcd U*e orlentaUon program | and Mr* How are exp^ung Wratem Michigan Unlveraity Ihrir sen. the James How fam-I ------------•-----------Uy o! Shrevesport. ta. who will r Mi** Bernice Bowman of Eaton spend the week. The two (ami-1 Ranld* was a Thursday aupper FOR YOUR CONVBNtINCR Wl HAVI | INSTALLED A DOLLAR.BILL CHANCER PROFESSIONAL DRY CLEANING SERVICE boa: trip from Muskegon k> Wls-t Bowman, cousin before the Jamea Hous family returns to Louisiana. j and Mr and Mra. Dean Potter1 visited their sister, Mrs. -Lulu! Garrison, of Battle Creek on Sunday Mr*. Garrison had re­ turned to her home after three months hospitalization. Recent1 cullirs at the Dean Potter home1 were Harry Williams, the Chet Arehart*. who have moved to their home on E, Thom St., and Lawrence Potter. Mr and Mr*. Ken Bucher and four children of Akron. Ohio.' are vuiting their daughter, the I David Smiths. The Tom Taffeai are expecting their daughter. Dr. and Mrs. j John (Colleen* > Goldkamp, and two daughters, of St. Charles,; Mo. tc arrive this weekend for a ; visit with them. Mra. Leo Buialey and family of Battle Creek were supper guest* Mrs. Bernard Cralgte and receive money from the State. family of Muskegon spent fommltue with her mother, Mr*. Ito make recommendations a* to Thursday George Dean. without directly . “T- ’—.C—znT” ...... future decisions relaUng to transtient care. Mr and Mrs. Aton Flory were Among the bills authorlxed to portatlon and safety. I be paid Monday wa* one for, Named (0 committee were The Herbert Reinhardts re- J19.6MM to Hoffman Bro* of storkan john Chandler Avis visit hl* brother and wife. Mr. that the Health Department 1mcljel Cramer Howard and Mrs Don I’PcteT Flory, provements were needed but turned Saturday, after a week’s BatUe Creak, who have com pie t- i rould not Justify Including them i visit with their daughter, th? ed the Job of installing water jame*on KaUe Wood Larry- as Don te ill. David----TrrMeera. who have _ a — main, «•«•••»» and storm >tnrm *ewer* a«<eml.~.. in sanitary i wietand.’ Waiter ForsberiL "Bonat the expense of needed hos­ -------coiuute al Holland for the Bum- on the South Broadway project nle Helen Will* John Bar­ pital facilities ” Mlller. H.m. Ray urged the supervisors to mer Mr and Mr. Peter Long- for total cwt of W6A13M They neU. reconsider their previous action John and family of Stevens also paid the E. W. BUss Com-|Bl~ Robert Godfrey and Dr. Point. W1a. spent two week* re- P*ny I17XHB.13 os Uie second of c|mrlM Morrljj. cently visiting her parent*;'the four Installment* on t|ie recent IBoard member* approved a NOTICE—From this date on l| down. He said doing the work now while the building project is Reinhardts, and other relatives, ‘bain project — ... . ; recommendation recoiiuiiv»aaumi from rrom it* Imuruuuiwill not be responsible for any ■j Th " rowmrll ------ ■committee, -------- —----------------The Council auuinrt»d authorized navtn* paying IlunM composed■ of underway would be the most eco­ in this vicinity. *700 to the City Band and *4.050 Mr, Erlk ChX Paul other debts than those connomical time to do It Robcrt Qod/rey. that the to .a. the v™,>». Youth Council, .. as setup in ' Bay pointed out that on Mon-; traded by myself. the budget. {Coleman Insurance Agency be Karl I McDonald ’ Aiderman Dale Bassett was (designated the "Agent of Record" children at the |iealth DepartB 10 R4 Hastings named as Hastings' official dele- ,to handle all school insurance gate lo the Michigan Municipal ,coverage with the exception of . Backward Glances League meeting in Grand Rapids .workmen's compensation, tressSept. 15-16-17. with Aiderman ,urer's bond and student accident I tawis tang a* alternate. Insurance. Trustee Robert God- | । Aidermen on the Board of Ad- 'frey said this "package” plan; EiECTieaics , Justment.are lo meet al 7 pm. ' week to n Grand Rapid* (Inn for, this Thursday to consider the money. SEIVICE appeal of Barlow Gardens to Administrative A sal a lam build an office and garage at the The trick to south end of their present build­ which includes heating and Ing. The project ha* Uie approval Instruellonxl service* ineluding TV repairing is skill of the Zoning Commission. The clerlcaL teansportaUon and wiring original structure received ap- maintenance department*. and experience . proval for a sonlng variation in Contract* for Uiree teachers W Year. Ago were approved. Due to i drop tn passenger. It wa* almoat "City AppreciMr*. Caroline Dimmers. Hills­ dale, with a BS from DePauw hired to teach ---- , I'University, uiurrruij. was nirea io icacn --------------------—-— being made to cany un a mixed with read three, letter, uf praise . fourlh grndr at southeastern powenger and freight oervice I Mrs. Dorothy Barnett, East-Mill. I ttiat will begin on or about Sept.' Howard A. Prost of the Has>■ wlth with a 33 HH frotn from WMU. WMU wa* wu hired tslrwt : Willigm F. Arnold, mana“W ■as a half-time Kindergarten ger of the Mode! Finance | ^’.C^nnL°Llh.e .C ? cr?w fUacher at Northeastern, and Featured at the Btrwnd - । w hlch lna tailed the 8Inch water Mr*. Avis which Installed 8-lnch *„i. Spanable. n->a 328 u8. Broad­ Office at 140 W. State Thomas Meighan in his 'tatret m»tn on the east side,of the way. with a BS from Western, I starring vehicle, Oid *Homo ’----- company'* . Caslte _ - plant. Street Inext to The Cop­ was also hired as a half-time We don't use * lot of fancy ---------- _ --------- - “Court “Several of u* who were watch - Kindergarten teacher at North­ gimmicks, just old-fashioned per Lantern 1. invites you Plaster," and IntemaUonal New* ing the operation were Impressed eastern skill and modern equipment. Reel/ .------------------------------- . by the efficient meUtod In which Mrs. Dimmer*' husband £xto call him at Wl 5-3429 pecln to begin practicing law in For prompt, skilled M Year* Ago J of his particular part of Ute Job at any time you need $25 Hastings. service—call today. Drunks tave been causing bo and we particularly want to comSupt Guenther reported that to $1,000. much trouble In the railroad ment on the way In which Mike the 1965-66 staff is complete with -■■taUon while waiting for t h e iKJovanlch handled the crew and Mrs Jone Arnold scheduled to MONEY FOR A midnight train in Caledonia, that, the way they responded. . . . The teach second grade at Central. FUN-FILLED SUMMER ■ the new council haa been aaked contact with our personnel was Mr*. Dorothy Damson to teach I ■ to relieve condition*. Saturday very courteous, and we do feel third grade at Central until Mrs night soenu to be Uw time for that our City can be proud of David Klelzmann receives her their customer - minded employ­ the reveller* to become parU-ri “ -*- — -------------"”**x-----HOWARD TRUMBULL culariy annoying os the thirsty ee*. and particularly of Ute ef- be a subsUtute second grade Wl 5-9187 fr.WI 5-5992 one* evidently take this night, Sclent way they go about their teacher at Northeastern, and to migrate from thy territory to’ work.” Frost concluded. Principal Robert Casey teaching Cameron McIntyre, chairman 6th grade at Southeastern. Supt express their Jubilation in a Guenther *aM he hopes to have these positions filled permanent­ manner offensive to men and wrote thanking the ly with mid-year college gradua­ Council tions. The Sept. 1* school board meeting te to be held at 12 noon interrupted by the yell* and to the Hastings Bowl. ’ ’ We respect that there are sUll at the Hotel Hastings, instead of shouts from the Imbiber* of Joy­ those in public office who are not the evening aa originally sched­ water. swayed by business Interest but uled as several board members ( MODEL® I are open to the voice of those Philo Sheldon who has been whom they have been elected to FINANCE CQ board convention that night. represent. "May your guiding hand make the oldest active men In thia our city of Hastings an even bel­ ter place to live and work, and to worship.” the letter stated. 140 W. State St. Runell T. Hankins, manager of the Hasting* Area Chamber Hasting* of Commerce, wrote thanking the City Council for the “wonderful cooperation shown our local mer­ chants Friday. July 33, known a* “Sidewalk Sale Day.” The letter also complimented the City Po­ lice for the “manner In which they handled the affair in gen­ eral. Our thanks and appreclaUon to the City Fire Department Symbols of Security for their assistance in firing the aerial bomb*. The entire effort by all departments la certainly greatly appreciated." Hankins concluded. 1034. rf ./ . 64. In Julv of IBM order, totaled I Hastings SPEEDY WASH COIN-OP Laundromat Council I* »omee‘ Tnw *.. •* .. . 05155279 i’enneifi IN HASTINGS ALWAYS FIRST QUALITY* 3 days only save Lil a pair offer ends Saturday! More About- m CENTRAL RADIO & TV WE WILL BE CLOSED UNTIL AUGUST 16 MODEL FINANCE Smooth scuff resistant leather uppers. Pentred* outsgle. heel, Leather lining, . Slip-ons with scuff­ resistant smooth leather uppers. Pentrid® outsole and heel. Scuff-ti£ oxford* .have leather upper*, .extra every pair of Penney's 5.99 CHILDCRAFT shoes for boys and girls now REDUCED to all sizes... from 8'/r to 2'/i! INSURED I) ELY ON YOUR FRIENDLY IX PHARMACIST... ter, Mr*. tanah Fisher, a patient at Ferguson-Droste Hospital in Grand Rapid* Years of dedication and to serve you Years of training and experience go into the Banghart family of Battle Creek Thurlow Kings of Vicksburg. making of a first-rate pharmacist. To these, we add the extra of personal.interest and dedication. Accurate prescription Ing relatives from both Uie East and the Went While Mrs. Smith’s brother and family, the Douglas here, Mr. Smith’s step-brother Eccles from Ban Pedro. Calif., GARDNER III.’. 110 W. Stat* DRUGS years, have a trailer and have been traveling tn and out of 136 E. Upper of »brushed leather with vinyl trim. Polyvinyl chloride out­ sole and heel. Upper is a combination of brushed and em­ bossed leather Rubber, sole, heel. ■ •PENTRED polyvinyl soles are guaranteed to outlast the uppers. have ridden 30,000 mllcn through United States, Canada and New­ foundland and have two^or three a very Interesting week for the Smith* and their guaote. Member Federal Home Loan Bank Syilcm COMPARE PENNEY'S SHOES a-p.™ rial* and crafHmanship! Compare the durability, the support young feet need! �dot* not provide immunity from EDITORIAL (Continutd from Pg. I. ^hte Sec » oflkera Fashion deal* a Pendleton Club Sait could become assembly pointe for Uon However, acceptance of the ary and every organization or mob theory that individuals, themselves. Personal Mention Undoubtedly ihte decWan by Pvt David Shulls has arrived home from Von Herafleld, Ger­ federal Judge Frank M. Johnson. Jr, will, and 41wuld.be appewltd to b.n deatrcwtraliam and parades i* contrary to the concept or “nite many. where he is stationed with of demarutraUng tor civil right* the 3rd Iteconnataance Squadron, to spend hfs furlough with hte ducted and timed in Juch a manner stable democratic government ■ mother. Mra. Eva Shults, and hte a* to create tninpnum interfertne. Th« Hastings Banner Judge Johnaon’a decision will. more than 150 demonstrators Ui with the normal flow of truffle on Germany. Montgomery. Alabama. last March public thoroughfare#. Mrs. Harold Shnmgps (the whp were taken into custody tor Tlwro was no question here of ji.-eme Court for a final ruling. If former Jean Cadwaltader) and failure to obey local taws pertain­ diKrimtnalton unce no appticHlion anirmad. it will, without curbing son, Stephen, of Ypsilanti, and 3L M. OKHt. Mli.r ing to street gatherings, parades the right to public demonstrations, Ross Cadwaltader of Battle Creek, spent Sunday with their oxx ut’Nt»nr.n and and trrapoMing (lannnsuotors. They apparently help to put Uie matter of civil parents, the Clinton Oadwaltadisobedience into proper perspec­ proct-eded on the theory Uut since tive In relationship to ctvll law Mrs. Henry Bothard has sold HL'UKCKtl'TlOX enforcement action originating lu their motive was justifiable, their her lovely farm home to Mr. and actions were not subject to local and civil rights. Mrs. Dan Bolton of Scotts. The Atalnma objectively tn new of the Boltons have three children and disgraceful example* of police bru­ he ta employed by the Moriarty This brings into locus an inter­ tality in connection with the civil Bidding Co Mrs. Sothard ha-, purchased the Jim' Alderson rights demonstrations al Selma esting question in civil rights that Mra Doris PttUrwtll te in Uni­ home at B3« W. Walnut. The Alwhich constituted a national dis­ versity Hcupltal. Ann Artjar. for deraons have purchased the Ar­ grace and brought to mind the tian—Th* right ot a majority ot t:v.itn;ent of a severe arthritic thur Fuller home al 407 E. Wil­ liams and the Fullers tn* J. J. exccssm of Hitler's stunn trooper* the people, of any community to enact taws and ordinances for tlieir several wwka. * Upon returning Hopkins horn* at 105 W. Murlal in Nazi Germany. awn protection and to mtralr. from a vacation trip wtilch took than to Houghton and Fillmore. and Martha, Karen Morgan and In this instance.'however, the Uiote who intentionally’ or... In­ N Y. and the World’s Fair. Mr. v nd Mra. Joe Trantham and Caro­ spent last week vacationing at case on which Judge Johnson ruled advertantly seek to violate them lyn spent a weekend with Elda’s Lake Superior near Marquette did not involve Incidents of bru­ The following opinion renders: Mr> Douglas They visited an open pit iron tality but merely the justice or by Judge JoiUKon appite* to all °‘ mine at Republic and took many , AMUIGAM NBWBFAPIk group*, bwluding both civil right - aI^aje'^ttaUnTln N«Uv sight-seeing trips in that area, and as they are especially inter­ law enforcement offlet-rs to enforce and states rights or aegrrgatlontet eni Michigan. Mr. and Mrs. Don­ ested in rock collecting, they local ordinances ation*: aid Jones are staying at Uicir found the vicirYRy very satisfac­ factions: during Uutlr aboerwe ♦ Mra. tory for lhe pursuit of their Tlu' philosophy that a person home 1 Every city in the United States .'.’rille Carroll of Plainwell is visit­ hobby. They spent Saturday Iua -wdi ordinances requirtm per- tnay-U his cause ja labeled ’civil !ing her *tetcr. Mra Alfred Oaln- night »t the Soo watching the * Mra Lots Nichols, a former boats come tn. The Sothards । | mlts far strict gathering* and right’ or ’states rights'—determine tier. have an unusuallv great interest parades. They are essential in any for himself what taws and court Mainland. Pa, where her daughter in the boats as their son. Tom. derisions are morally right or lives. Due to poor health, she and is employed by the Inland Steel wrong and cither obey or refuse her husband. Mlnar. have made Boat Co. on the "E. J. Block" to obey Uwm accorduig to his own that their home since selling thru for the shipping season. He will resume hte studies al Northern dcu-nnliulion. is a philosophy that 'arm in Galrabunr. The funeral University tn January in his was held Aug. 7 tn Plainwell at Senior year. K _ Mr. and Mra Fay Hummel theory of government. parlors with interment In Hillside were guests Saturday of Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Munch of Muskegon. obedience such as the petitioner pkasint social event took place at Mra. Hummel and Mrs Munch the Campgrounds near Hastings. were former classmates at Olivet. tire time they were arrested can­ The occasion wa* the eetebratlcm Friday afternoon callers at the not and siwuld not escape arrest of the 75th annlvrrairy of the Hummel home were Mrs. Violet Wesleyan Methodist Missionary Ludy. her sister and daughter, and prorccutton. Society. Those honored with lovely Mrs Mina Parks and Mrs Rob­ ert Dunham, of Battle Creek. "These petitioners and others so Mra. Glenn Bera arrived home Inclined must come to recognize pastors, widows ot pastors, all on Friday. July 9. from Califor­ present and pusi missionaries. mid that judicial ’ processes are avail­ officers of the society. Specially nia and had a real special wel­ able for the purpose of protecting decorated cupcakes, cookies, coffee come as she was presented with a new great granddaughter the their constitutional rights In this and punch were served. About 200 following day. Barbara Lee. who You’re taking danccroui chances d your fire women tall women on Uie grounds district. were .invited • enjoyed the social was bom lo Uie Scott Clevelands "This does not mean to say that liour.'Mjs. Vera Laurence of Hick­ in Battle Creek. Great grand­ peaceful, orderly and lawful dem­ ory was chairman and thanks for mother Bera spent * week at the Cleveland home helping to care onstrations tor purpose# of drama­ .i ’ most enjoyable afternoon go for little Billy, who was three on tizing grievance#w pro: rating dis­ crimination can ever justify orrasu Thursday thru and prosecutions.’’ Saturday Judge Johnson's decision, in JERRY LEWIS in brief, uplield the right to dehionMichigan strate but at the same time con-' drained demonstrations held in j disregard of local laws and ordi-. Hickory Corners Play It (mart. Pick up thl* lined suit with the style An*t«e that marks Pendleton a wardrobe winner. There's nothing ____ In Mard, Graa Hi***, Pageant Plaid*, Ftstlve Flannel*, Confetti and Tournament them All. fry them on, In our Pendleton Sportswear Department. Pendleton (jbuntry " Clothes Open Wednesday Evenings .. Sm Ab UmioI Moflluvdut'i MIHt mJ LADIES' WEAR ••Dms W«ll ... Playing We Rent Formal Wear Cliflord Ftnkbemrr. Sunday entered St Maryte Hoapital ... ^7— _ —~ tKA Ua» of the week. M” ,UrTlrt ’X^t^vwt turned from a th:ca-wcek vtait wlUi relative* In Alpena, one Cadillac over the July 31M end. ami Mra Gtadys of Fw’on Rapid* a Bunday. Reid Furrow of Flint U visit­ ing his mother. Mrs. Freeman Furrow, this week. Mr*. Furrow and her grandson. Brad Garri­ son, who ta spending lhe Bummer with her. visited hte parents, the Wm. Garrisons of Jackson, over the weekend. The Edward Storkan* were in Kalamazoo Aug. 1. attending Uie 50th wedding anniversary party honoring Rev. and Mrs Don Mater* al Uie home of their son and family, the Rlchnrd Maters. 'Mrs. M ts lhe former Ann Btorkan of Middleville > called back to take one of the Kalamazoo County churches for several months. Mrs Marjory Driela, sister of Mrs. Roy Cordes, has completed her six weeks studies with Vbtaj been assigned to the hospitals! for the mentally ill in Charles-, patterns (Armstrong linoleum THE MODERN FASHION LN FLOORS A FLOOR TO MEET tVERY BUDGET HASTINGS FLOOR COVERING I* Carole Ftnkbelner of Grand 123 W. State St. 116th ANNUAL MICHIGAN STATE FAIR AUG 27 thru SEPT. 6 FUN FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY with fire? COLEMAN 138 E. State St. Rusaetl BeiOelds Visitors of Mrs. M. b. Burch and Mrs. Martha Brownell and *UU —--­ son. Steven, over the weekend were Mra. Brownell's son. Rich­ ard. his wife. Barb, and Utile son, Steven, from Williams Bay, Wl*. Dick has Just completed four years with the Navy and returned Wednesday from a cruise of South Africa and Viet­ nam territory. Saturday they all attended the wedding of Edna McGoncgal and Robert M. Burch, the son of Mra. M. J. Burch, at Uie Holy Trinity Churcii in u'The Family Jewels' Use Barner Want Adi! 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That is^ anyone requiring the use of our ambulances will not be billed for the service. However, he may make a donation to the Pennock Hospital Buildin^-Furld if he so desires All donations received will be turned over by us to the Pennock Hospital Building Fund. The completion of the hospital's building program will mean improved rnedical facilitil^«omething which will benefit every single resident of our community—and^^arc pleased to be able to do what we can Vo help provide additional funds n^ied to. complete the hospital expansion. We sincerely hope you will help thAausc by calling Leonard-Osgood Funeral Home when­ ever ambulance servicews required. Clearance time is saving time! Andthls Is the biggest clearance sale In Ford history . . . with big, big Mvirys to match! Sava on Fords ... solid, silent, elegant. Save on Fairlanes. . with a solid reputation lor quality. Sava on Falcons ... America's all-time economy champs. You'll aven save on Thunderbirds! They're all priced low to move fasL So hurry! ON NOW AT YOUR Ford Dealer’s FISHER-HENGESBACH, Inc 328 N. Michigan Ho.tings ST?-(Ae Leonard-Osgood Funeral HomeWALNUT ANO JEFFERSON iibj' HASTINGS Phone 945-2471 Wl 5-2421 �f Lois R. Allen Dies on Sunday Freeport PMOCK HOSPITAL Linda Kling. 14, daughte U ware Thursday. July N, n of hte parents. Charles King. Mm LoU R Allen. M. RiDel­ ton, died Bunday evening, Aug. ’•« 1>n^Ho>pm __ She te survived by a aon. Uvand five grand- THE HASTINGS BANNER—5 Still Unconscious At St. Mary's Mao 's Hospital Linda suffered a . **’ln*rul mrvlcca were to be *“w •» ’ P-m- tt>te Wednesday at I ' Bnkec BPri'te« Church with Elnora Whitney In! J2h” M B°er* O«tei»t- and Mr#. Qayl Grand Ledge i 1,1 th<! Springs Cemeteqr. where Usey tpenl Bunday. Aug. 1. visiting. * Mra. Mina Wieland accompanied Mr. and Mra. Karl Livingston and atm at Pinhook birtivday Woman’., RHcm*' Greg Webiter day. July 25. In Stale Fair Honorg Band BULKY KNIT CARDIGANS Fair which opens Friday evening. July n. En route home they vlriurt the Bird Sanctuary i*nd enJwwA lunch In Richland. * Mr. and Mra. Charfca Gibbs Easy-care orton $0 smartly styled with expensive cable stitch front and crew neck. White, pink, blue or beige. Mrs Joseph Ulrich of Uic Wood j School Road, was released from । the hospital July 30 and te re- s 444 tton of Dr. Harry Begun, direcThe girls father underwent 1 , . , . ... corrective surgery on hte note al tor of iunds at Wayne But* Blodgett Hospital in O r a n d I University. Rapids, returning tiome Bunday. 1 Guest Milotet will be television ;and recording penonaUty Carl July 50. vUltura at the Merton Thursday, July 20, dinner guaeu Injured Harness Race Driver Dies Good of Delton were Bunday, family enjoyed the July 3IX weekend with Mm. Greta Blough Rlcluird Palmer, i Henderson Orchestra which playa rjpirlntai- Ben Fr 2un%D&UL*^-*Katkl««a JwSaa. Sheriff and Mrs. Marl H. WUU. 4HU.. WIM> WIU nUTL IM3V LimpUCU ilUU Ulcir Mm. Greta Blough.. * Mr. and white racing here, had died. Robert Kinney, with Mr and , a , Mra. Harald McMillan and fami­ Mr. Mead was driving 8wftt Mra Lloyd Karrher of Grand and family at Grand Rapids ly of Ann Arbor and Mr. and MU&UmUB — BI At« k • •M’1 Sabre on Thursday, July 29. in i Rapids left Tuesday for Utke1 Cindy Sheehan came homo with,, Mra. Joe Kauffman and George them to spend a few days. -A were Saturday, July 31, supper guests of Mr. and Mra. Milton Mark Cullen spent a few days VAralL NORSK, OF COUMI Buehler. * Mr. and Mra. Milton Now mowing's fun, and faster, too. KASHVllXS — D«uaU Be. Om. 41S This 4-aeason tractor cues all 'llwn Buttle--, and Mra Robert RobinMr. and Mrs. Joe and garden tasks. Tort-ride? Call: Mo. Pat Boynton. Floyd Grinnell. 102 W. STATE STREET IN HASTINGS BANNER WANT ADS BRING RESULTS E. L CARPENTER i family7 A’Mr^abd*eSw^HmoU McMillen HARDWARE and family of daughter took _ Ann camp at Muskegon WAYLAID—M«t. Ma *1 Au. 7. WOODUUfh—ValMt. Olba, nt. AM : Roys of Grand Rapids. * Mr. and Mm. Adon Myers and Mra. Cordelia Myera were Saturday, itadfrixas — July 31. supper guests of Mr. and Mm. Henry Myers. A Terry Pleug waa a July 3 lot weekend visitor 2™ 142 E. Stat* St. Phone Wl 5-2983 Your water make you CAX3 JVC red? There's no need to fight it any longer. Now hove all the clear, filtered water you want at a tum of you faucets. For 0 free estimate . . . JU N. lolrwood 7 H>— 945-5102 roroa—muXm! ckMi*>. *t. I: Jttshanl PaMM*. eu W. AllisM TellOT. til a. roly M: How»r< oraiaar, M. I the Charles Blough home were । i*o°e_ buu luu’hJyile^llwwwa Mr and Mra. Irving Mishler of FsrraU. «4. zaiy M; nwu Joo««. St. Johns. A Buran Britton ot aVr?.”/'allur”’ K Kalamazoo lias been spending j y«rt«noa. Baagra BaSa, eia B। some Unit with her aunt and 5’u’03E Saturday. July • Sylvan Tags t More About----- 7 of Woodland. Mr. and Mm. Rich­ ord VcndrvlUe Jr. and family of Kalamazoo and Mr. and Mm. Glenn Taggart and family, lo- Wesleyan# Continued from Page One Marshall, D. B. Nye; New Haven Sylvan Tagg. Joy and Kim PoBthumus of Alto were Sun­ North Irving near Haatlnga. Mor­ day, Aug. 1, overnight guesU. ris Borgman; N. Wldtefurd near Ottawa Lake, ft A Deteler; Owos­ I Battle Creek wore July 21 caU- so. Keith Coffey; Pittafonl. Allan • era at lhe BIU Blough home. A Valkema. Plymouth. Keith Som. —.Intel; PonUac, J. E. DeNeff; Rives few days re-«Junction. J. K. Huff; Romulus, Mr. and Mrw Liny Johnson; Rowley east of cc.-.Uy Williamston, D. L. HUI: Spring Parmalees DOLLAR DAY SCHOOL SALE SWEATERS SLACKS SKIRTS Knit Dresses Beoutiful fall shades in cardigarr Stretch slacks in assorted colors. Sizes run from 8 to 20. Regularly $12.98. $700 NOW New fall skirts of 100% wool. Pick from plaids, tweeds or plain colors. Sizes 7 through 18 . . . NOW Values from $8.98 to $10.98. One-piece dresses of 100% wool knit fabric. Choose from »8“ NOW several, styles in fall shades . . . Regularly $17.98. ONE RACK of SUMMER DRESSES In petitie. junior, misses and half sizes Broken m ijaiii nUW sizes in dresses to $17.98. Sturgte, W. E. Foster; Tallmadge. L. Crocker; Union City. David; West Berlin north of Clarksville NOW styling. Sizes 36 to 40. Reg. $7.98. * I ■■ ■ a- TW J* W l° Boxer style in flannel lined ■jeans. Sizes 3 through 8 . . . Regularly $1.98. Children's Jeans LINGERIE Nylon Pajamas ilAlii I I i II j I i lUV | fI Shift gowns irr-priT*ts and'.solid NOW colors. Sizes 32 through 40 . . . Regularly $2.98. FURNITURE THURS- FRL SAT. & MON. ONLY RECLINERS 4-K. BEDROOM SUITES lanerspring nlghUy through Aug. 16 Services will be held dally at 10 am., 2 pnu and 7:30 pm with the Youth ’ Meeting beginning at 1.30 pm <Sunda/10 am.2 pjn.. and 7 pm ■ Approximately 150 young people are currently regtetered on the , camp roster tn addition to 350! | adults and children and those who come to the grounds for Use In­ dividual services. The Rev. Dr. Roy 8. Nichobcn. Sr., former General Conference and present professor al Central College tn South Carolina, and the Rev. Dr. George E. Falling, editor of the Wesleyan Methodic. Ur- win Wallace from Florence, N J lhe public te invited to attend all MATTRESSES rar* cheat of drawer* and full-size bookcase ^nld^vi •"ar,lUeH *19“ * nV” Man-tailored styles in assorted now Wool and nylon blends in s NOW »3<» tweeds and-plaids . . { Sixes 7 ■— W • I through 14. Regularly $4.98. Sizes 6 to 14 in 100% white Gins Blouses Ladies Slips PILLOWS Dacron and cottiji blend in * lace-trimmed styles. Sizes 32 “ NOW through 44. Regularly $2.98. Shredded foam. NOW $|®® Comfortably soft; no allergic. Reg. $1.49. DACRON FILLED PILLOWS DINETTE SETS full-length bed at nite. Ref. H8.M 3 - PIECE CURVED SECTIONALS EXTRA EFFORT MAKES THE DIFFERENCE *34” top physical condition and have yearly physical rour (JtartO Pharmacist HOLLYWOOD S BUNK BEDS FURNITURE N°w extra comfort. Floral ticking . . . Regularly $3.98 each. $3.00 Top athletes know that extra lanwy Doctor for a physical check-up today. Complete with mattress. Filled with 100% dacron fibers. Cool, non allergic for Jacob's PRESCRIPTION PHARMACY 126 Cost State St. Phono Wl 5-2466 Halting! Garment Bags 1 L L if Jumbo size . . . holds up NOW ONLY to 14 garments. ..Sizes 1 to 4. Machine washablc of ' 100 •> cotton with plastic soles . . . Assorted colors. Regularly NOW $j®® $1.98. Look for famous 'Trade-Name' labels on the things you buy ... you'll find them here! Parmaleeir 124 East State Street . �I •-THE HARTINGS BANNER Wesleyan Women Attend Diamond Jubilee Session Judith Ann Strong Larry J. Hook Exchange Vows There was a surprve birthday arty at ML** Anne Burton's Mon­ ey when a group of friends tl*ir daughter, Judith Ann wa* Rev B. F. Rhoades performed Hie double ring ceremony In lhe presence of lhe immediate faml- surprised and at delighted with this him ot daughter's wedding an olive green sheath dress with white accessories and the groom's motlier wore a blue and white floral silk. Thy both had idanU- A small recaption immediately followed the ceremony, high­ lighted by a beautifully decorated wedding cake. bell* with pink .streamer* decor­ iniuloraric* from Puerto Ri«> trip East, after which they will ated in gold Irttera spelling out and Jamaica "Bnice and Carol." Miniature Officer* ____ —-----------------------------re-elected during — the • .on Slate Street in Nashville three-tiered wedding cake*, top- ' buslncs-s sessions were Mrs Huff, ped with small wedding belb Mra. Richard Deteler. of Ottawa 1963 grydnatre of Nashville High and white dove*, were served for Lake. Unit vice president; Mr*, School and the bride a graduate desaert. I Lynn O. Lawrence of Hickory of Wright’s Beruity Academy in bna.-io-b. U > IM, S’™?Battle Creek. -Site te presently graduate of Mason High 8clx>oi Mrv lAxrte Arne* of Hamilton, and Is employed as a dental as- **“*<*’7: Mra Fred Morse of sLvtant in Williamston. J*nt»>n i«-«.w ...ui **,. a..., The groom la a 1965 graduate The groom-to-be. a 1963 gradu­ mtendent of tht children's mteof Kellogg. Community College and ia employed In the engtnerr- ate of Hastings High School, Is Ing department al Consumers a student st Michigan State Uni­ On Friday afternoon following versity. majoring in business ad- Uw Installation of officers by mintetratioi} Mrs Stark, a Diamond Jubilee No definite wedding date has street. ItaMing* , , The bride is the daugMer of Mr and Mm Robert ‘‘ru'*n' Barasa and th. flourn t* tne tj.nrmco Dwight Fisher. O. B. Goodyear. Lyle GiUtwplc and Miss Barbara Wilcox. Besides the Hastings ladle* Phelps. Sr. wore a white alrev.-Jr** oor-p«rew dress, white rone petal i*‘ ■ ■ iww4 veil and a corsag.- of ENGAGEMENT TOLD-Mr and * •«£ wnl given b) her grandfather George Dean. Mre larry Martin Wr. Donald G. Tredinnick. 1212. N. Hanover Street, announce the •? nuu , Smith and Mre D. Frepeh '­ Haymond engagement of their daughter. Miss Pttricift Kelly of Grand Saturday evening Dr and Mrs Nancy Lee Tredinnick, to Edgar Rapid* eat the maid ol honor. • wo.piece Raymond FUuilc and Mra Rom M. Maurer, son of the late Mr _ ttwo .ptece pink P>nk and and Dunn entertained 18 guests for dinner al the Utter'* Wall lake cottage Bridge playing foUowed Bw‘lhe evening mewl and winner* were City Bank. Edgar graduated from;*** l*;1 M.irt, of the Homer Smiths and Dick Cooks Nashville High School andProvlMr. and Mr* WayneMarti of dence Collie. Providence. RI Freeport acted-a* mas.er and The Howard Frost* were host* He U now employed at the E. W miaire-.<. el iw.™nirs... to the Presbyterian Church Couples Bites Co. A January wedding i* Due to the het hat the bride* > —wKm- waa •inalkUI U> attenu. Club for a potluck supper at their ptannmA Barlow Lake cottage Saturday lhe bride's aunt. Mr* K Smith. evening*. 1 tcok tmk her place 81* She '*■'" wore »a uiacK black .. , , ,. ,uce dr<-. with «im< a«vsMwias Mr and Mrs. Gerald Bmelktr and a pink roraace north-south winners at the Dupli­ have a new granddaughter, 8ta- 1 Due t<> Ivwpitahratujn. the cate Bridge game TurwLiy rii-nlng cey Lynne, born to Kenneth and gtwm'■> niuthr. wa* also unable at lhe Htoiags Country Club Mrs. Sally Smelker of Kalamazoo on; to attend Charles Truesdell and Mre D. C. Aug 1. She weighed 5 .lbs, 12 o» A small rec* ption wa* held al | the home after the wedding Mrs Kenneth Rose were third M. .nd M„ r.-! wwe Mr luua - wo* wuuio* "’tr uuuttv --- - ----- ---------------- - ------Philip Mitchell and GranviUe; V" ‘tinner guests Sunday of Grand Rapid* and Roger Brown, Mitchell, teermd went to Mr* PHU । hl* brother. Mr. and Mr* Ed j brother of the bnd of Burigi*. Hllaon and Mra. Gar] Fuller and I Ihunaon. of Holland. Mr. and Mn. lM.rJ, SSST^riMnily <lra“d third to Mrs Cluules Pott* and Mra Dennis DeBrat snd f—nil” Mrs W G Pierce wtr® *1*0 «u«at* Mr. and Mrs Rozel! Suuiton. ing their bsne at 338 E. Grant Mre Waller Ryan entertained street. , wlUi a lunclieon on Thuraday ot Fred Bowerman. Sr. attended lost tseek fur the pleasure ot Mrs Rlehartl VanWie, who l< atInterlochen on Tuesday. j IrntHtu: Buidtfler mTx»4 al MBIT. dent now living in Pasadena, Calif Guk4* were Mr* Warren Roush. -. - , Sunday the Onvllc VanWie fam­ Mre. Melvin Whetstone. Mrs. Ber­ «y attended uw soum reunion th* Weyerman. Mrs Claude Braid• at Potter Park. Lansing town* for the Women’s (:Ichigan Golf Touma- son. pastor of the Engfuh speak­ ing church Ui Puerto Rico, who offered the dedicatory prayer, and Mr*. ITice Stark, president of the Woman's Missionary 8olor Wealeyan MrthodMt denomination, who turned the flrtX *hovel dlrtMiialonary Day waa ubterved un Thuraday with about 750 in attendance from the 47 /** ...» At .. a. family MO..W buffet u. in their home at R21 W Grand River Avenue. Willlamxton. Mr. and Mrs Donald MosI•ht announced■ , the engagement of their dough-1 ter, Carol Anne, to Bruce How­ ard B*mum. wn of Mr and Mr* Howard Barnum. 230 E. High | feme*. Missionaries present representPink carnation* and a*ter» «d 102 years at missionary terand white Pugl rnurns tonne*! »ic» in Sierra Lewie. West Africa, th* centerpiece on the buffet "a *Wesleyan ”“* *•■** Methodist —“"* field also observing Its 75th year. ■Nt at 6 t>n> al I** home of the Mr* Rudolph' Hora chalnnanad Ung* Country Club Tuesday after. ; dent of the Michigan Confer­ ence Woman's Mlaaiunary 8ociety, who presented the site; Rev. Price Stark of Marion. Ind., white Jersey street length drras MISS CAROL ANNE MOSHER conducted Uie ground break- Parents Announce Daughter's Troth At Family Buffet . d larTV p££. Jr w-re unUM SXnVsXor KhUV. Jjg I pletety •Die highlight of the TMh an­ nual session of the Woman's Missionary Society of Hie Mich­ igan Conference of the Wesleyan Methodist Church held last wtek at lhe W eaieyan Methodist campgrounds wa* a ground­ breaking service at Wesleyan Village fur a Missionary H<«>uto provide living quarters for mLuionaty families on luriotigh. i Participating in this service on ' Thuraday afternoon were Mr*. Mrs Krmund J. Strong. 4010 Morgan Road. NashvlU*. Friday Rev. Deal Unites Karen Chartier and Larrv Phelps, Jr. Society newS New Granddaughter MR AND MRS RONALD MARTIN Miss Alice Kruger Becomes Bride. Methodist Riles At Woodland Unite Couple The Methodist CL. Woodland was the scene Satur­ day. Aug 7. of the wedding of Miss Alice Kruger, daughter of and Ronald Martin, son of Mr. and Mr* Francte Martin ot Galesburg. Tire Rev. VandrnBoach per­ formed tlir double ring crtenwriy before the altar dicuruted with white gladioli. 30 I and Mra Arthur Merrick of East Mr*. Ryan. Michael Potter played the Gull l.ake spent la*t Tuesday Mrs Stark, present and former traditional wedding music on the J® j with Mr*. Dudky Kennedy conference officers, mlaaionane.'t. organ. ' / The Chum Club" picnic, which retired ministers wives and wid­ la held annually, was entertained ows of Michigan Conference were Members of St. Augustine Alter honored floor-length dreas of white lare Society of Middleville will be with long uipcred sleevea Her ENGAGED —Mr and Mrs. Marfinger-tip veil was held in place *hall Honeyaett. Plainwell, are Two delightfully lovely brldceWillett* on Tuesday. Aug. 17. at with a jeweled ttera. announcing Ute engagement of Mr and Mrs Edward Smith and lunchcoru were given Wednesday MU* Brtty Kroger, cousin of theb daughter Catherine Jew. rUe will rhow picture* of many and Friday afternoons by Mrs the bride, wa* maid of Iionoc to e °^*,ln'*on_o,f-f,,t5 William Bradford and Mra How­ ■ Slocum. 217 W ~w” ” ” w thair travels from Australia to ard Peter* at the latter** Indian | Bun McPharlln. Ray Walers, She wore a floor-length dress of and Mr* George o, Trails home. yellow brocaded taffeta. Brides- MarahaU. Miss Honeysett, a Mra. Lawrence Englerth of Grand and Plynn Matthews left Wed- uialds were Linda Kroger, slate.- graduate of Plainwell High Rapids. Mr. and Mra Harris Place EnglLvh china cup* and *auSchool, attend* Parton* Bustneu cer*. filled with bouquet* of northern Michigan for a few of the bride, and Roberta Rlvett, I School tn *alamaxoo Her fiance. THE FURNITURE Marshall. Mr and Mrs WUaon friend of the bride. They wore mixed flower*, centered the eight days' fishing. BUILDING dreaaea of* orchid brocaded taf­ a graduate of Hastings High Including unall table* and other larger Mre. Clans Gillespie is spend­ School, has served four year* In bouquet* of garden flower* deco­ ing lhe weekend with her daugh­ feta styled like lhe maid of | the US. Navy and 1* employed tlieir grandchildren. Terry and rated Uie houne The holder of ter and family, the Robert Shim­ honor's. They each carried flow­ by the Barry County Road Com- Kevin Ouldet of Jenison, and the Bernard Johnson family The group ers of variegated orchid and yel­ Anyone interesUd in coming lhe highest tally at each table kos, al Akron. Ohio. mlaalon. An April 30. 1066 wed­ comprising the club were former Phone 374-3523 low gladioli ding is being planned Mr and Mra. Wayne Corey of schoolmate*. hence the name the coveted trophy and other -Chum." winner* of bridge awards went to Benton Harbor were guests of Ingin, brother of the " • for Ann Arbor to lire as Jh. Will­ Mrs Robert Hollister. Mrs Ches­ over the weekend On Tuesday evening of last »-eck. Cl VI lire tie bride, VI I U c. Groomsmen . ' ■ _ _ ette win start Ute In Aumwt ter HMges. Mrs. Jack Kennedy Colvin and Mrs Von Dunn entertained for and mra ana Mrs jbck Jack Wood wooa tor for -weaWed- , Mr and Mrs Floyd '.............. were Dale Martin, brother of the |n nesday's play and on Friday fwnlIy h“’’e a two-week dinner Mr. and Mrs. John Wrensch St. Ambrose CothoHc Church of Delton Larrv Dykstra, friend i Mrs. L. J. Caston _ .... award. wer7 prreented by the VBC*llon cabin at Mar- groom. and Larry Dr. _ and have hiMlcsaes te Mra aS Jordan wNJe there Mr and of the groom. Keith Martin serv- been most interested tn the 1963 and two children. Mrs Wally MUs HfcN®*0 P*sra'it which Mrs Roy Cordes. Mr* Vernon'“‘y Braun* of Grand Honored w»u U the wedding | look pillcc ln Muskegon recently, Irene Johncuck, Barbara Kuemptl Mrs Gordon Ironside. L"1Rr WKe overnight guests and were Sunday, August 15—Serving 12 Noon to 4 30 P M rre Mr. Mr and ___ . ... to Miss Michl- and UnnlB Martin. and Mr* Mra,. Rr.hru-r Selmer nt of n,, nmnar-up town rurat* at the •coc™P“hi«l *b«n on a Inp Kalamazoo, grandparent* of the Kan WM CftroI Marte Fedewa. a lunch "ncludcd to. i WMU coed competing as Miss '. mother. Mra Walt 5*r.Ja^Un«-*1" ol groom. Miss Marsha Grinage attend- ' Wyoming and her parents are tumed Tuesday from a five-day ---------- --.»— . — u 1 the Colvins * at Smith, of Kansas City, Kan and L Marquette were . -d th< r)i:la cousins of the Castons. th-. sue5 n..—.. hr^ir PM Patricia trip to Pittsburgh. Pa . where HOMEMADE CAKES, BISCUITS. Etc Simply Delicioui. Mrs. Robert Blrke* mother, Mrs I™ Griil iSS “s Woods. X"*' Linda Stowell S'OT'“ and “J Vtekie '’““i Dr C «nd C.r.U t.lher .m W M«M«1 • toW Martin son. Doug, Grand Rapids. Ell ®,‘erny,n Martin Rnrvi»«c Burgess nt of rt.irr.il Detroit You Will Not Be Disappointed route homeofthe the C<9vin* visited of always together through the ol M™ Rider‘* family laM 8unWEDDING mute home Cdlvlns Ipnrt Mwbimiu™— «... Nwto‘J grades and high school although «**y- Mr. and Mra. Alan Rider Port Mlchimlllmac which Come One. Come All* PHOTOGRAFHY tn,,u hrl"? . *nd the relationship is on Mrs C J came by plane from Washington. Mr. and Mra Glenn Wable of special treat for the boy* with “I ‘he family. Incidentally. D. C. and Neal Rider by plane Greenville wm Friday visitor* their interest in the Indian*_________________________ al the Leslie Daniels home, and •*' Dinner ------ gurata • on — Friday -■ at »>’• C^n* daughter. Mlw Kay fr i Grand Rapid* over the on Sunday tlw Daniels' daugh . ­ the Rozrll Stanton’ home were v .. Caston, is now in Virginia to at-1 weekend to attend. There were In-iMr and Mra Harry Bush, who w» J P I? lc”d #11 «r‘h« l«*-w«ldtag fes- 125 prracnl from Pennsylvania, ter and family, the Don a ICW tew wees* week* 1 . h ^.tivities and the Aug 10th wed- New York. Michigan, Ohio and erta of La ruing, visited UL en will be relurnmgin . at to their home in L*b Angeles <jBURhtcr* *«itilng Mr* Martin : ding of one of her classmates. District of Columbia. —— 945-3967 'route home from a vacation at to Uieir home in Lit Anoelr*----- *—;------Chw. LO.. M„ “"■'•awe or while om»u«u. Middleville Altar Society to Host The R. E. Willettes Marriage Licenses Delightful Bridge Luncheons Honor Guests Last Week Births at Pennock* Personal Mention UPHOLSTERING Wayne Hazel Special Interest BeOUtV Pageant ANNUAL CHICKEN DINNER WHITE'S Adults $1.50 Children Under 12 75c Photography COMPARE! COMPARE! «‘rt”ihSd towS XSrS*™" ““JS” our new new advertised in Mademoiselle and Seventeen j '^hip’i^hore' . I exclusive: : j authentic : j oxford in 1 to*’ Pearl’ (Mtekei nm I F^ena^alir w^ ! lean Unlvrrahy. He will be teach­ ’hS । visiting in this area, spent sere. .h?n* Guest* attended from Pontiac. । ral dayr. last uerk a* a house­ Galesburg. Middleville L, guest of Mra. Walter Ryan. On Odessa. Florida and Indiana. Tuesday she left fur tier Iwmc accompanied by her son and Dn\A/ ki i family. Mr and Mrs Louis Mteke dHW, Members and 1 have Mteke Mor^y questions ore answered doily. Quesbons by local DF^EAM DIAMOND ICINGS 50% polyester, 4.00 (v‘ 1 AUg. 14 YOU STILL HAVE 3 DAYS TO HAVE A BALL FONTANA The Bonnet & Gown Shop Alma Fingleton people who phone, or drop in at the office and many, many by people from all over Michigan as well as out of the state. We supply information on various topics ranging from vacation planning to helping to locate relatives or friends for people away from the orca Registering of high school youngsters for full or part time employment has resulted in our placing dozens in fobi this summer We hove formed a county-wide tourist and resort-committee to promote tourism in our area. 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Stole St. Because the Hastings Area Chamber of Commerce is doing everything possible for the citizens of the com­ munity. its board of directors have, for the first time, established a membership which can be secured by any individual in the area who is not obligated to be a member by being actively engaged locally in business or in a profession. Those invited to become members are teachers, nurses, salesmen, retail sales people, bookkeepers, etc House­ wives. ministers, industrially employed individuals and journeymen tradesmen are other categories eligible. Farmers are also invited. In fact, everyone who would like to help promote his community is urged’ to join the Hostings Area Chamber of Commerce. The cost per year is just $10-00. Application for Membership for Special Citizen’s Membership to the HASTINGS AREA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE HASTINGS AREA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE Hastings Mkhigsa 49051 I sm lnler«H»d in becoming a citizen msmber of the Hastings Ares Chamber of Commerce. I understand a membership card will be issued to*me. PleaM Include My M**— - - Addruu Phone’945-5316 Enclosed find my $10.00 check Q Pleaie bill me Pleas* supply more Information �Rains Save Area Com Crop- Banfield-Vicinity By Mr*. too Fray The rain* certainly saved our corn crop, Arthur BtMby, dlrecarea again became a beautiful green "blanket" following the rains which fell on four succe*sive daysAgriculturalist Steeby reported that former* "were in trouble" with their com after the pro­ longed dry spell, but the rains Many from this area attended the cattle sale at the Robert Frey farm. A The Banfleld-DowllngBriggs ChUrchts held a parish organizational meeting Tuesday ‘ Chundi. e W8C8 met at Ute Church. Wrigltt; Recording Stewardship. and Jack and Mra. Belle Dollar Hoyd Miller; Pastoral Relations. Mr* Emmett Bird; Parsonage Iiursu ui n>ia. wwax South Boston, w Mr and Mre Jay Erb of Freeport and .son. sou. Pvt. Jack Erb of Ft Eustis. NJ, Mr* baum; Fann and Home Coromls- Dalton Btahl of Clarksville and sloo. Uoyd OasklH; Memberehlp Mrs. Bert Blank were Thursday and CuJttvaUon. Jeff Feller and supper guaft* of Mr and Mr* Bud Gray of Morse Lake Road NomlnaUons, Date Campbell. The next mooting will be held to honor Jack at a farewell a* in September at the Bsmfieid he left that evening from Grand Rapids airport. He went to Ft Church. Hendershot & Vicinity Edith Groat were the hostesses By Mrt. Richard Clark Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Miller of Hastings were Wednesday dinner Rsat* I FbM4 943-3733 corded, alleviated lhe problem. guests of Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Thuraday gueata of Uie Dick Miller and Mr. and Mrs Leo Clarks were Mr*. Edwin Huhn. Keith, Marilyn and Mary Jane George Cheek entered Commun­ of Portland * The Hendershot ity Hospital Wednesday and un­ family reunion will be held Bunderwent surgery Thursday She Is progressing satisfactorily w and Mrs Rennie Moll. normal, although those who To celebrate Vickie s 13th birth­ haven't harvested have been In Battle Creek called on Mr. and day. Mrs. Dick Clark took Diane troutfie because of the humidity. Mre I,eo Prey and family and Thomas and Diane White and Steeby reported that farmers here had a good first cutting of ternoon of swimming. Later Mr hay. and those who had an early Mrs Emery Grubber of South and Mrs. Clayton Clark joined cutting also had a good crop Haren and Mrs. George Wag­ them for Ice cream and cake. goner of Battle Creek called on Mike, Kathy and Karen Clark Steeby said — ■ Mrs Glenn Miller Friday * Mr. Ttie mercury hit a high of 92 and Mrs. Glenn Miller called on The Colvin family held their on Friday but then slumped into Mr. and Mr* Word Cole Thurs­ annual reunion on Sunday al the the 80s and 70a with a M record­ day * Little Cindy and Jim home of Warren and Georgia ed al lhe Michigan Fisheries Re­ Leonard spent the weekend with Brogan There were 57 to enjoy search Institute Monday night their grandparents.' Mr and Mrs. the potluck dinner. Those at­ tending were the Bob Brogans, Ttie temperatures follow; Buxton have completed tbelr Dick Clarks, Elmer Colvins Floyd house remodeling High Low Colvins, Duane Whites, Bob Van Mr* Edith Vaccaro entered Denburg. Mrs Ken Lancaster, Aug 2 LakevieW General Hospital la*t Ernie Brovanta. Beatrice La70 M Monday and underwent surgery. Fayetle, George LaFayette, Glen 76 .01 A Mr. and Mrs Robert Prey and Roger* and their families. Aug. family were Sunday evening The Baltimore Items 4H Club guesU o_f Mr. and Mr* Fred Frey. Aug 7 . Kenny remained for the night A old Cose farm Friday and SatAug. 8 .. ther Lens were Sunday dinner ther information call Leona Aug. 9 . guests of Mr. and Mrs Victor Clark Wl 5-5631 or Mert Clark Aug 10 . 75 SchanU and. family of near Wf 5-3755. * Ted and Margret Nashville. Tney attended the McLaughlin celebrated their *Usteam show afterward*. A Mr. vci* wedding anniversary on It's not only called roasting and Mre. Ford McOlocklln from Monday. Their children. Mr. and whrn meat is cooked in a pun Detroit came Friday for a few In the oven, but also when meat days' visit with his sisters. Mrs. Mrs Ron O’Laughlin and Doug Leota Fnrehey and Mrs Dora and Vaughn OLaughlln held a Roasting Over Coals Both axe dry head methods and A group of women met Monday munity .vends their congratula­ are thus propr--------*—* ‘ tions and best wishes for many rousting. Grtl Kenneth Nickerson for the pur­ more happy yean which meant anothflr pose of planning for the smor­ Monday dinner guests of the gasbord which te to be held the Dick Clark family were Mr. and 21st of August and the rummage thone meats made tender (by Grand Rapid* In the afternoon grinding chopping. ete..l or and Mre. Luther Lens and Janel they all took a tour of the Kel­ mcota already cooked Uka frank- attended the Lenz reunion held logg Co. In Battle Creek. * To at Charlton Park Sunday Around celebrate their anniversary Ted 80 members were present * and Margret O'Laughlin and or fully-cooked ham. Many from this area will be in-1 Lyle and KaUe Bristol enjoyed terested to know that Roger dinner Saturday al the Lakewood Conklin’s mother. Mrs. Harold | Inn In Battle Creek. On Sunday Conklin, underwent surgery for i Ron and Robin O’Laughlin and an eye transplant last Tuesday Ed and Bea SenU were callers in Presbyterian St. Luke Has- I of Ted and Margret pital on West Oongrcss St. in A neighborhood welcome te out Chicago. j for Mr. and Mrs Mervin Nichol* The local pedro club ladles in- »ho have moved into Daisy vited their husbands to a birth- ;Thompson's home on Brogan day party in honor of Mr Keith IRoad * To celebrate Merle's Strickland which wa* held at hte I birthday. Leo and Irene Henderishot entertained w-o< Friday home Saturday evening —. evening «— the Merle Hendershot* and Mrs. daughter*. Arvena and Aria, Gordon Thompson, w Last Wed­ spent the weekend in New York nesday Irene brought her mother. Mrs. Daisy Thompson, home. A lives and alghteeeing at Niagara Mr. and Mr*. Leo Hendershot Their youngest daughter*. Lyn­ ----------------------- with weekend at Strawberry Lake ette and -Laureen, stayed wl' while Merle and DoHje.'HeoderMr and Mr*.'Larry Noteboom shot were in Detroit to attend our Barbecued Chicken & Spare Ribs tome and get fem!, the Superette Tom & Sally Robinson ter. Patricia. and brother. Bob Woods, from Longview. Texas, have been visiting Mr. and Mr*. Sheldon Maxey al Fine lake. Woods from Longview, Texas, came to visit the two families and also to pick up Robert and ing music in Bailor Unlvervltv. At a meeting held Tucnday evening, Aug 3. al the Dowling Church the foilawing chairmen Chairman of parish board — eo Frey Other ehairmen: —OPEN DAILY— 9 A.M. to 11 P.M. 3 Men Bound Over to Circuit Court Monday attended the Tiger game at Detroit Sunday with ills father. John-Per- Rapids, a 6-foot. 285-pound man, waived examination when arraigned in Hastings Municipal Court Mam- have returned from Florula after qiending seme tun*with hi* *Utcr al Palm Bay They also called on Mr* Veda Nutter al Orlando On tember term of Circuit Court and Durfee Mlddlevtlle Pohre Chief Robert on their daughter and family, Mr. By Mr*. John Hook Pratt. Deputy Howard E Holley, S4S-MJ4 Bill Nichol* and Man McLrrxi Stricktand had a birthday party for Mr and Mr*. Robert Tinker man after a dLvturbancr al Middle and children and Mrs. Edger of Keith Saturday night GtMU were Villa Inn about 11:40 pm. SaturAuburn and Mrs. Glaldas Gil­ her pedro club and their husbands. Saturday night Mr and Mrs more of Hastings were Thursday Bound over lo the September Dick Ran!; of Maidan were guests evening guetta of Mr. and Mr*. Ed Rice. * Mr and Mr* Ralph Hart of Battle Creek apgnt BunMre. Winnie Dunn had a birthday dinner Sunday for Keith Strick- charge of going "armed with a dangerous weapon, to-wlt; a 18 Gaylor and family attended the tand at tier trailer home Guests gauge shotgun. with intent to use Ford family reunion at lhe home * Methodist Youth Fellowship of ocher, to-wit; against Frances I. Brigg*. ILmArid and Dowling Hamer Sunday, a Raymond Ver Soule, 11743 Scott Park ILasd. Meulen te «pending the week Delton'• with hte grandparent*. Mr. and day al the Brigg* Church Later Deputy Howard Holley said the Mre. Oaytar. A Clayton Erb of they will go to Batik Crock to charge te lhe result- of a report play miniature golf. Byron Center waa a Thursday that Soule find jC shotgun slug dinner rtrel of Mr. and Mre Homer Hammond and Harold Ert). A Mr* Mildred Hammond and Mre. Genevieve Makely of home al Oilkey Lake at 9:02 and Hasting* called on their *Uter. after arrival there. Deputy HoUcy radioed a descnpUoii of Soule and Sunday Mr and Mrs Ron Wortley and •on. Steven, of UUca, N Y., was rrth Road at Uie Homer Hammond home Monday night, Aug. 2. to show Roy F. Taylor. 1G. R3 Middle­ waived examination before kludge slide* of the earthquake at An­ ville. wa* admitted to Pennock L. E. Barnett on a charge of vio­ chorage and Fairbanks. Alaska, Hospital early Sunday for injuries lation of the financial responslwhere they lived while Ron was in the Army. Other guests were licadon into a tree on the Gun the September term YouthHurt When Car Hits Tree Headon Sorry to hear Claude Willson resigned being *upervUor after East Doud By Mr*. Lloyd (hcen Vaught. vice president chine Corporation division ef Debbie Payiine from Britan spent United State* Industries for 18 . —. . ■ ■ U.h. 1a<f years, during which he served as from Rutland called on the Moon* Thuraday. Mr and Mre Dean Sclleck and family from McOmber llton plant and as general sale* vitlted al Howard Mooi*» Sunday. Mr. and Mr* Uoyd Oivtxi visited Ethan Hammcckte and |Mrs. Wil­ liam Hammonds in Battle Creek on Mr and Mrs WU1 Lens, and children al Wayland Wednesday. birttxUy party for their granddaughter. Kathy Lynn Owen, at Manufacturing Engineers and Algonquin Lake Wednesday. the American Society tor Metals. Presently lirtng in the Cincin­ nati area. Mr. Carlisle, hte wife. Scalloped Potatoes Dorothy Ann, and their five chil­ If you like to add dlfferont dren will relocate in the Canton of scalloped potatoea, cooked I pork sausage palttca and oooktd. Ijou ll love our 3 BAKED GOODS Dunham V" Protein Bread 30c Lemon Pie____________________ 65c Hubbard Hills Friedcakei Special 75c Chocolate Glazed Donuts .. 6 for 39c Chopped German Cinnamon Bread 39c DALE'S BAKE SHOP LISTEN TO Lacey Direct from By Mr*. Orlic VanSyckle Hastings Country Club and the Annual Southwestern Michigan 54-HOLE INVITATIONAL Amateur Golf Tournament Ntw Wineffard Freeport and at Uie Le* Relglers Gold EM AnN.no in Irving Sunday, a We are tony Mr*. John Holeomb injured her c«t* ioo-Mite aetevHM arm tn a fall requiring care and $1P5 up a stay at Blodgett Memorial Hos­ pital. also Mre Ernest Oesch, who fell and injured her back and te bedfast. A Mr* Ovid Mil­ ler and made a trip via Antenna Service plane to see Duane and wife at Phone 945-9773 Beeville. Texas, and they have SATURDAY and SUNDAY BORTON'S ■h. When you ttrfftr a serfooa 1<mb when tbo 8oin« gets rough it’s than that our aervicca rou, M Otar client, become AND COLORS Without Pocket SI.09 Sponsored by the "BIG D" of Beverages; Drewry's Beer AUGUST 14th & 15th We'll be on the Air from there BOTH DAYS your insurance protection. WHEN THE GOING Loose Leaf Note Books 6 for 39c FRI. & SAT. COMBINATION SPECIAL eon guest with Mra. Barbara Mil- Hastings High School SAXON EMBLEM With Plaitic Cover and Convenient Inside Pocket ------------ •-----------Mr* Bcaaio Burghdoff and son of Freeport. .Qena Bridle­ A pa.aer.ger. Mike Conner, 16. Broadway, pleaded guilty to driv­ with the aimed poCatoe* ert Burghdoff of Algonquin Lake. man, Mr. and Mr*. Harold Wort- Middleville, ing while under die influence of was unhurt ley. Bonnie Miller and Forest Taylor suffered fractured ribs, a Falconer of Welcome Corners and Mr*. Genevieve Makely of cut on the right eye. injured mouth Hasting*. * Mr. and Mr*. Robert According to the report, he was urday in Orangeville Township Foster and family visited Sunday According b> the report. Hoyt sign while driving on the spur road was driving east on the Pine Lake moor of Hastings. between 43 and the Gun Lake Road and went through the stop sign, across Norn* Rood and lilt a utility pole, then across the road and into the north lane of Uie reckless driving. Pine Lake Rood By Mra. IF. H. Cheeteman Green, driving a 1956 Buick on N Broadway about 5 pin. ThursTsngy, tasty and tender crust. Rehashing for hot sum­ Mrs Zelah Hmly. who lias been mer day*. ’ . . ’ . hoapttaUeed for several weeks. is By Mrs. Albert Green x the rood as It went over a hill and 0W Eaihion, Hand Cut traveled 418 feet out of control, MI44I<<WI< 7M-JM4 Fried in pyre vegetable shorwnmg to • golden brown. 1 knocking down Her daughter, Doris, and her daughter from Battle Creek qrenl apparently Sunday with Mr. and Mre. Healy. E Bond, a Buttercrust Milk Bread--------------- —------ 25c »u unhurt. it Bunday guests at the Merle Mrs. Roderick Tietz and family Choict of any 58c Coffee Cake 58c Mre. Jay Whitney and family hum said he fell asleep about 5 sm. Clcol, Mrs. Fern Sheldl of Nash­ Lansing. Mr. atul Mrs Harvey Sunday driving a Comet on the ville. Mr and Mre MaraliaU Tripp 83c Valua Save 8c Pleasant Bench Road at Pin* Lake in Prairieville Township. The car Dunkelbergcr ot rural Hx tings. Trent ■ off lhe right side, through Mr and Mre Miles Crow from brush and into a garden. He failed Battle Crwk, Mr and Mre. Dennta to report the mUhap. but Uie owner of Use garden didn't. We extend our tympaUiy to Rus­ sell Rounds in the loss of hto anud Mre. Norman Dunkribcrger of Dowitng. Mr and Mri Louis land, was ticketed for falling to R>m^b<r COOKI E DAY E,«y W,dnnXoy S 400 Wilkins of Lawrence Road, and yield the right of way by Deputy north In Michigan. A Mr. and Mr* Sue. Ruth Ann. and Mike Cordray Ben H Sullivan after ins 1958 Frank Slorkan of Cleveland. Ohio, 4 Doxen Packoge j—-—— -i*-----------------* , of High Bank. Chevrolet collided with a 19»X) Ford spent test week at Charles 8torLinda Dunkribcrger ta ipendUig kaji's cottage at Payne Lake a Uie work with her surtcra. I.uciU--’* Middleville, _________about ____7:45 — pro. .—Qatar---------- The Stoskan family gathered al family, lhe Jay Wlutney*. to help day on the.Cherry Valley Rood. Icliarte* Sbrrkan's cottage Monday No serious injuries were reported. I for potluck supper RclMivcs were children arc having tonaUcctomi.* * Saturday evening Un members of die girls choir of South EUB WITH YOUR NOW AVAILABLE ON 3-RING A native of Chicago. Cantele at Armour Institute, now known as Illinois Tech, in that city He is a memb can Metal Stain -By Mr*. Kihei, Blank We are plad to see the minu­ ter. Rev. Max Ovenxhtre, wife, Betty, and daughter. Rebecca, stationed back here for another year, for the 13th consecutive year They have done so much to build up the work In these year* and are looking ahead to Saturday. * Mrs Dalton Stahl of Clarksville called at Mre. Bert DECALS Machine Potcsky of Haaunca. visited at the HASTINGS, MICHIGAN ASK ABOUT Ditas Company, according to an Cedar Crock minister, called on Gaskill; IN SALE THURSDAY, FRIDAY & SATURDAY Carlisle New Bliss Press Sales Manager Howard W. Carlisle Bas t named general sales manager foe Mr. arxl Mra John Gurri. Mr LAPO DRUGS 144 EAST THE HARTINGS BANNEB—1 there from Grand Haven. Grand Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Giltaspic predate very much what has and Mr* John WlUL-m of Mmbeen accomplished. ahall. Lost Bunday they attended a birthday and wedding onnherMrmberahlp and Evangelism. ofllcen of the church was Mid; with the Sunday morning service. The Fisherman's Quartette and Irl Oiltasple of Graham Lake. pianists from East Lansing and Mrs. Oral Miller, Finance,..Jim Bath furnished a Ane program at the Bunday evening Drive-In. Stanley Aspinall and family and Bunday evening. Aug. 15, the la­ Mr. and Mrs Dick Millrr dles trio from McCallum Church will be here to help. * The Michi­ gan WMA Rally was held Bertha Ketcham and grand­ daughter. Mlu Janet Mudge, arc Tiiwrisy. Aug. 10 at Chicora. Mr* Dorothy Brake will be going home with Betty to St hostess to the WMS meeting on Thursday. Aug. 12. A potluck dinner to be served at noon. Work of making baby garments STATE STREET for Kentucky Mission Field to be the needle work. Come and bring Robert 205 N. Michigan Pleasant Valley Johns for several days. Mre Bertha Ketcham and Betty and Mudge family at~ the ---- Lron — tcodsd U>« Ketchum Reunion at Prkh*--dvlt> Aug 1 A Mr* Berthj daiina probiona and otter dif­ ficulties oooosctad with year GETS BOUGH F RANDSEN' C Insurance Agency Rhone Wl 5-4174 WBCH Hastings-Barry County Radio 1220 on your dial i �•—THE HARTINGS BANNER ~ ----------- - ‘ Milo Middleville Amend IF arrant To Negligent Homicide By Mn. Um? Vandals entered the when leaving I Saturday IS Negro children family of Salene. Jim Martlney 1 flora Chicago came lo spend nine will remain for a week with hto 1758 tiAX* tn different homes tn the grandparent s. a Mr. and Mrs. Henry M. TYune r.T-r tommunliv This movement >raa David Baxter of New Orleans, McOlynn Road, wi lutwv.ruur,.eon oi Cir- ‘Pourorrel Uy the Christian Re- La., were called unexpectedly be­ gun CourtSaturday on acharge ,h*tn Church U t* known as the . cause of hrr father's death. Mr | Ambasjuulor I’nwrom" Hua Emory Finkbeiner will of negligent homicide- i«. — wmz-<vp-u.— They hi refamlllm are the Rev and Mr*, main with her mother until’ Earl Schlppro. Dr. aixi Mr* Jack Sep ember. * Delbert Luscnden. By Mra. Mendon Curtis 101 J. Church and rorwal hymnals milring. Bird and hte mother They arc here from Callfornui with Larry t son to vtolt thrir daughter and alsler. Gloria. * The Woodland | 4H Saddle Club will spun.- 4 a I hone show Sunday. Aug 22 at the Woodland Park al 10 am There will be trophic* and rib­ bon*. Refreshment* will be sold The fire deportment was call- cldcnt July 27. breaking hto leg p»t -above hto ankle, is confined it hl* home. The family have been able ot obtain a hospital bed from lhe Rebekah* In Prairieville tor Li on M-nden. Sr has an office iu .taff ainusc himself doing his book work. Die chuich members are missing him Mis Ada Frye returned home last Saturday from California where she had been matting her home with her atoter. Nellie Mr. ai.d Mr* Homer Fisher drove out Khaakl n ENJOY CAREFREE Woodland Ry Mrs. Frank Roush Ohio, have been visiting their ► randparrntv, Mr and Mrs Clair Brog this past week. Sunday When you're insured by WOLVERINE’S HEW Boltowner's Pclicy Hull Corerope Liability Medical Payments 1 ben Barnum A fire on an oat Caaiplelaa Basic-Airman Third J field had gotten out of control. for . . • kins with hta family, had a fine Class Willi Bloch, son of Mr and but was under control when the Oulboordi • InbM'd* • SollbooH write-up tn the Flint Journal Mr* Ewald Bloch of R3 Nash- , firemen arrived * John, son of ul,|h» how he was able to play vllle. has completed Air Force Mr. and Mra. Jack Sinclair, to ;cn’1U «nd m*"7 c*‘h,r things basic training at'Lackland AFB. spending a few day* with his nru> arm a hnndlran Prnm . a - ’ -- - Complete* School-^At home on Texas Airman Bloch to being a»- ! ,Unt and family. Mra Bleakley hunting accident in hto high leave U Paul Ai ~T- -•••* ~" cz-h,-.! H.n Hz.' n»— -T.V __ ... - — - Palmer M.MF.N. m.s Archie Betoon. Sr, attended signed to McGuire AFB. NJ. fori Young In YpUIantl. ♦ Mr and n Arthur J he Belson reunion Sunday at training and duly as a food sent- Mr, 0,,^ Wttrnrr enierWned Palmer of RI Delton. P*ul Just Iciurtton Park ,nrmf*r of > Mr* Grace Oaks of Grand Rap<Je*n> anfc ■««” ' completed six months at lhe | Mr. and Mrs Frank Routfi called 1 Jhe 219 Weir Store St. “rr Aw Tratwport Sen - (ds alld Mr and Mre Ctorence I > have Mr and Mr* Glen Miller, who, Navy Nuclear Power School. Ban Ln of MltUand for qumnnegflgint homicide. several at the................. Medical Facility *« «hlch provides global airlift. | "Side of Strond Thuotrc’’ . x Mr gttended the World's Pair, rc- Francisco Bay Nava! Shipyard. last Sunday and then went on to, air rescue, eeromedical eraeua- 8UndBy jn th,, afternoon others Mare Island Division, Calif . and ' «m H.x-pc-r and other lumed home Monday night. Mr »‘r came to help Mr Warner celethe Wesleyan Methodist Camp- ‘22"• *‘r has been assigned to US. Naval EXPERT TIRE retouve* and friends let: tor Borno Cutler clayed with hl» ;mretlng • Rev DePew from ufi. forces. The airman to a — ... Nkw. France, to tint a former .*randchildrrn while they were Nuclear Power Training Unit. Grand Rapids Extension of SERVICE cotoegr fr.rr.d She will alu» .- pend * Mrs Barney Cteler and Idaho Falls. Idaho. Paul gradu­ Churches spoke al Milo Church 1M5 graduate of Bellevue High Harley Townsend . of Naahvdle. ated from Delton High in 19M.. 1 Mr and Mr> and chlI. Sunday morning. * Sunday. Aug ocnooi. Mutual Fund Investments husband at Bagdad. Iraq Mr ing u fine guided tour in Europe 22. MUu Friends and Fellowship —------ •-----------dren of Kalamazoo and Mr and Neas » assueant secretary m the ,*ll> Summfr. They left July Jlrt Day Anniversary. Railroad engines sparked 174 Mr* Paul Townsend of Ver­ Vie Ranntr II unt Adsf forest fires which »wept over I mootvilie. 1,573 acres In Michigan during 1 _______________________________ । Michigan landowners are re­ vetry • Mro Nella Joiutoon of *‘»ru Home and other • ft minded that when and wherever 19M Ot 20,rallroad lines opera IU. S. RQYAL Johansburs U visiUng her, Pl*«* * Mr* Florence Field, ing in the state, only to were mow is off ttie ground, fire perdaughter. Mr and Mr* Hany ’ *ho. had a cataract removed tn iniiu must be obtained from the responsible for these Ores Winyxud and family of Grand , early Summer and spent some Department* field Rapids Strrrt * Mr and Mrs ; "mt with her daughter. Mr and [ Staff Sgt Dougbui W. Drier,, Conservation office* or local fire department* Albert Prod are anncuncintt the Wlhyard Zimmer tn Aide- son of Mr and Mrs. James Slee­ before burning may begin It's engagement of their daughter, dab-, to now home on Premont per of RI Middleville, has breh, the 1 Miss Jackie Prost, of Washing- Stwt She would like wm- one graduated from the technical ------- —z.. -■ ------------------------ training - course for U. S. Air 1 T1* 2°U’»<I. ** , Force helicopter mechanics al I have been visiting her folks. Mr. and Mrs. Don Vanpopering Sheppard AFB. Tex Sgt Drier,1 Mr and Mrs Rusroll Solomon and daughter. Beth, returned who will specialize in the in-'■ Atwf Mr nnrl MrA I Ik . U.-W. > BArn*. — —- ---- 1 .. ... . - ___ eon Mt Tuesday night for Pin- “t a State Park near Traverse helicopter*. Is being assigned to. EitaMlshed in 1931 Mino'. AFB. N. D He now be­ nxylvanta and New York Mate Beths birthday with a blr.hday comes > member of the Strategic, PARKING •-party. LJ . * ■ Mr Ml and MIU Mrs Robert Air Command which keeps the sons relatives They expect to be Frost are buildingI a new home free world's mightiest missile and 1 ~~~~ ' —— - j in m foikc IaL. Odessa CMnyi where uh he has a Jet. bomber force ready to coon- I fine position tn the Machine Jc ter ths enemy throat. The *er- I , Tool Company. -They have sold geant attended Caledonia High their tuMiie In Middleville to Mr. School HU wife. Betty. to the • and Mrs Bob Tripp on Main daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Cart Street, who take powesaion wlvn Wilson of 1010 Chestnut St. San Mr Frost's home is completed tn I Lake Odessa * Juluto Fox and i daughter. Idnda. have moved to A-IC David Sothard. who hast J Ionia Sunday where hr is cm- ‘ been stationed at Uie Brooks Air, j ploy ed Force Base in Texas *ince Janu-| f Steve Kastu-uod called on hto ary. has been moved to Califor-i HOt-WATEX EASEBOARD HEATING grandmother. Mrs. Luther Macey, nla His address »• recently. He has won trophits as PLUMBING SUPPLIES j outstanding diver in the Navy । Del. 2AFSCC WATER SOFTEHEXS WATER HEATERS ! He will be abwrd the mine- [ McClellan Air Force Base, sweeper U S. S. Dynamic out on I Sacramento. Calif. Long Beach. Calif, soon. * Va­ This assignment Is schedule^ cation Bible School to being field t l**t last from Irnm 7’. to tn 3It months. month* ' Today, more then M.000 fanners, ranchers and In Use Chapel al Bowens Mills ‘ lo part-time fanners la Michigan. Wisconsin, Minnesota this wrek. * Mrs Russell Bed------------ •-----------” Bobt Wills Dick Henney ; [®d. .reomianlni W LjTia. T». j H„ PIn„,relw ,raUy and North Dakota aro using ■/• billion dollars in 2153 Gun Lake Road Hastings lui-.TuX Mlta/nnrt?Wrt. !"v" ““ ™» “““ Land Bank Loans to expsnd. modernise and Improve Mrs Al lUirma and Ms. and Mr* Phil .Fteunw •enoualy Injured A Mr and Mr* HanM Krroieen ■nger. Jerrto Bryan* left FYUa? fro M.ntana They —i_ ii _ .... ... -. a-lln MI ... sou M.7. gerlously hurt Moon . *n Indian Re--vatam HASTINGS INSURANCE AGENCY Phone 945-4100 JIM BARR Tire Shop Hodge's $^/billion ASTINGS JEWELRY EATING NOW OPEN In our New Location 122 West State St. FURNACES Modern Aire - Oil ■ Gas - Coal Stop in end see Hastings' Newest Jewelry Store ... One of the most modern in West Michigan ..SAYS FARM LOAN SERVICE IN A BIG WAY! Call Wl 5=5769 their farm businesses. Since 1017. more than a quar­ ter-million fanners have found their Land Bank the one credit source elways geared to their actual needs. U you're planning a farm Improvement or expansion project, be sure to check your Land Bank Association. A LAND BANK LOAN GIVES YOU... Lon| tarme — train SU-4*ytv*. even langtr. you* Btsr sounce fO/t LONO-TC/rU. LOW-C03T CntOlT! Hastings Office JOI <5 S. MUkl«M onw. *M>i -ui m 'ro-*day. Aug. 4. M r s. Bedford on Ionian road will remain for the Winter j _ —— ~~ . j— . ~ months ton Lynda will fly home for sclioc.1 * Rev David Lutz will prench Sunday mornina at SSJ? ------- ,“Tr^ Hie Metlndtot Church * Mrs. |r Alice Trepp to enjoying her third Summer with the Kalanuuno. YMCA as-enmp nurse. The campi |THE-E:Look for Fall is HANDSEWN M Hurt * Mr and Mra Otrald 1 i Potts of Kalamazoo and Mr, and Mra. John Pott* and family of, Chelwa spent tlie weekend with , the Ray Potto and Rex Bchatls. i Repeysicats scheduled to ; . your fusing operation. No prepsyceo! penalties. Wl 5-3732 AND FOR THE WIDEST SELECTION YOU'VE EVER SEEN VISIT |your HEADQUARTERS for HANDSEWNS Carbon monoxide is a deadly enemy of the motorist. reminds' the Michigan State Highway Deportant that a driver never run iua car engine in a garage unlens . nil the garage doors are open. | Carbon monoxide to odorless and lasteleu When driving, always leave al least one window portly Birke's The Venetian 1. Soft grain calf leather lined16.95 2. Tweed groin in dork YOUR MO? |O < CAR olive 10.95 SHOE STORE 3. Skip-Stitch in woxhide 10.95 and 13.95 4. Black and Cordo Tru- oi»»G Motc COSTS 8.95 The Roast Beer Penny Loafer MONEY Brawny Scotch Groin PROTECT 12.95 Supple IT! W woxhide Tru- Mocc12.95 © LOCAL TRADEMARKS. toe. Smooth Cordo TruMocc. . -12.95 Al little os $J5.95 a month for materials aqd labor odds a . . . w iff TWO CAR GARAGE To Your Home. 0fU T)iNG lipon Boot Visit our showroom this week dotoils! Soft noturol glove . . in EASY PARKING HERE! the ^favored skip­ I. Black, smooth, cordo- hide and black grain 10.95 stitch pattern _ 13.95 2. Natural waxhide 10.95 2. Smooth waxhide style ^UUMBERCO ------- 1 la9j”Jw^nW&rr7 ALLIED BUILDING CENTER Cordo. block smooth and mahogany twaad 90 9.95 �Republicans Plan Fund-Raising Fete ncapturinc the majority por-itlon. Republican Icgialauve lead­ ers have announced plans for a M0 a plate fund raising dinner sing Civic Center. General Chairman of the din­ ner. Victor A Knox, a former Director Arthur Steward. Jr, rpraker of the Michigan House with 101 Hartlnga public school* 23 to attend the annual Bum­ U. S CmutTTBsman. explained mer music camp al Michigan Blate Unlveraity They are lo return Saturday. Aug. 21 Other difficult rlrruru*L*ncc.-> 73 U-M Invitations ।Attend Music Camp John Irwin of Allegan la among the 73 candidate* invited to report Monday. Aug. 23. for the opening of Fail practice on Ferry Field at the Unlveralty of Michigan. Mra Steward. Mra. Darrell Aldrlch. Tim Kraft and Bob Heeler. This Only 50 Pints Given at Blood Clinic Here i -The Hastings Banner the hall Thuraday^Iug**5* for Thuraday. August 12, ------------- :------------------------------------------------------------- Funeral Services Patient* Enjoy .. oE i?or Mrs Wilkins F,u'°r,r' S.ho,r IvlISa VTlIMlln a. *>.« J*/III' ■ a z-• a Twenty-five paUenta of Held Saturday w Barry. County Mediral Care Bcnrwlt Joint Four to attend Allegan C J. BaaaHt* ■ «»«v.* wa uzv-a * Gallon Club, Cooley SSU? a^'TT.,5^ Ortawold Auditorium. * An Itivltarlr— B.. - - - ‘ 1 ar w Civet Third Gallon Fifty pinta of blood were collect- cancelled appointments and there Section Two—Page* 1 to 8 1965 tl» monthly birthday dinner With 14 members present Plans1 ____________ ___ service* for fpr Mrs Mrs*’ Edna I dUty clUty “'were gue»U of nt the E Burry • o^eon* of Michigan con­ president, Mra. KveiyrT’Veo. nt Funeral services were Ru»to_ Wilkins, M. 920 8. B. Market' County County Fair on Saturday night, tene tfg. ty*e*r annual Bummer Landng.Aug.il._______________ J. Wilkin*. Street, who died Thuraday. Aug to »ec their favorite prosram. conlcTt.n<.l. tt OiJ1 Ltke aw ;°""a Ate srnnrv.°”' . .. .u_ »------Z.------ ,-rse.rw* I Bible and MlaMnnary Conference Thelma wa/iSrtid'nJi?'• Facility, were held al l:>0 pm “lending thl. program men- Vice I Saturday at the Leonard-Osgood become an annual affair I Xcrra were alrra Hibta Pun,r‘l Hwne “ U planned to fill the week,with ford a* deltg-fte. Verna Ja^wdl. The Rrr Huber offlci- Item, able to a**'™1- Tr* a varied program that charactara, I atzd and iairlal waa In Riverside oortation i* furnished by m< tnittee and Esther Fett on schol-I Cemetery, arahip Mr*. W that the patient* ears *ltend._ evangrliat. leads the miniMry. i Tlse arranremeisus for. passes with the Bible teaching of Dr Blackford appointed an inventl8^* vu born Van Buren | and rewervationa of a Place Ln j Jerome DeJong. Grand Rapid*. ,-.r th. ^-arwlujnrt ore Th;, pulpit team appear* gating couuniUee composed of County on May 7. 1U1. the Thelma Barr, chairman Dorothy daughter of Jame* and Josephine furnished by th.- Barry 'County ' i tMeadi Doty She married Emery Wilkins of Hastings in Paw Paw County Sheriff-. Deportment ’«Wb^ arttat from Bob ’]on Nov. 3. 1916. They lived al furnishing an escort Memtare; • their Market Street bdme all of of the nursing staff of the focill- I their married life 44r. Wilkin* I died on Aug. 1. 1M0. s^VC*? drrn’’ Blble Hou’ medical reasons majority position "Thia la a united party effort lo kick off our 1966 legtatallve campaign the goal of which l> , u> »end more Republican* to * Washington and Lonalng.*' Knox Caae. Nall* Shepter and William said, adding tint he expected more than 1,000 people to alMedical superviaion waa afforded tend. . by Dr. W R Birk and Dr Wealey The dinner program will fea­ Glenn As* Cadwaltader. 72. of Nur ten nralaUng the lies 1 anal tired electrical engineer, died in Ford of Grand Rapids and all Mercy Hoepl tai on Wednesday other OOP Congnasmen from Mra. Clare Olmstead and Mra. Michigan. Robert Huebner. evening. Aug. 4. Registrar^ were Mra. Russell Sharing the spotlight on the Mr. Cadwaltader waa a na­ Kimmel and Mra. George Youngs. tive at Hastings. having lived here through hl* high school be State legislators headed up by Both are Red Crota Gray Ladfea. Ken von Mtaalon. reprtoented during Other Gray Ladle* volunteering Sen. Emil Lockwood of St ting* Church of God. Cooley. C. Curtla. R- Turner. P. Sept 2 will b«- the next birthLouis. Senate Minority Leader their service* were Mr*. W L Mra Wilkin* Is survived by a Smith. F. McClurkin. R. PenSurvivor* urc til, wife. Hazel. and House Minority IxMSdrr Rob­ Scudder. Mr*. Frank Ritchie. Mra. WUkra. chairman. Maybelle son. Shirley, of R2 Hastings; two nlnaton. 1. Cutehall. J. Tinker O D. Jordan. Mra. Robert Beck ­ aionary Internship ert E Waldron of Oroaae Pointe step-son*. Loren. Rt Hasting*. r~‘ "------, with and Mrs Robert Stanley. Mr*. Harold Hoppe of Battle and Ernest. R5 Hastings, two William of Rive* Junction; five A review of legislative action to Volunteer* helping in various regular meeting will be Aug. IB. step - daughters. Mra. L e a t e r Creek la the children s worker grandchildren, and two brother*. date, a preview of lhe Special Mr and Mra. Ward Envay are , other capacltiq* were Mra Arthur iEdiths Ornubc, Dowling, and Clinton and Floyd, both of Haa- Republican legislative program; M"- Lyle OiUespie. Mr* Jamm Mulder. Donald Reid. Ken­ Mrs Arthur (Gladys* Keeler. 617 vacationing next week al Fran­ tunga. , i kenmuth where they are at­ Lila Messenger. Mrs Ftrreac ineth Robbe. Melvin Smith. Edward 8 Washington; a brother. tending the Airstream Trailer I Service* .were Reid al 1 Satur- will be dlscuaaed. 8torkan Mra Bunthelmer. S J. ! day at the C. K. Wetherfcy Fuconvention. pm The public U Invited. man and Mrs Harry Burke Sherman. Betty Ziegler. ter. Mra. Ernest ■ Flossie' Pioch l neral Home with the Rev James Mary Kent and Ruth Kurtz ine ninxm armce waa operW»!k-In* — Nella Shrpler. Dr of South Haven: four grandchil­ , Gurley officiating. Interment in spent last week in the UP with; ated by (o-ehaJrtnen Mr*. Jo­ Larrv Blair. Dr Wilbur Birk. Mar­ dren: one great grandchild, and i the Hickory Comer* Cemetery. their trailer where fhey went on »eph Shulta and Mra. Ray Wain*, vin Smith. Res George Elliott. 21 step-grandchildren field trips to rartsus various mines and a**M«d a-*ialed by Esther llotrhMs*. llotehlda*. , Mr* Von Dunn visited her son. quarries, collecting rock* and i.ydta Roger*. Ethyl Unlngton. Robert Reghm. Lloyd Brachetaen. the Duane Dunns, in Kalamazoo • picking" agates for cutting and Lr. Hero*. LaVlnta Wood and ! Ellyn Atxlerson. Donna Mead. Ar­ on Sunday. POltahlng Bwk, Gray. —yu , Jack Xmle, son of Mr. and I Six member* ot Boy Scout Troop Janice Duits. Ted Smith. RusaeUiMr*. C Arnie of Woodland, haa', 117« provided the manpower needed Qtdm. A. E. Direna. George Youngs. >*«’ attending a two-week work­ I to assist In unloading and reload- William Dunlap. Mehw Penke.Wll- >toP in high school publfcaliocu log the Bloodmobile item Snowden. AUne Rrulun. Far- at Northern Michigan Univeratty Ttie Red Crow sincerely apprr- rail Anderson. Lota Robyler j in Marquette this Summer. Amie. ctate* the help of fell of these -•-----------I a 1663 graduate ot Northern, la volunteers a* well as the women Mrs Gerald Waters and Mrs ' an English teacher in Cadllllc Charles Crane of Plainwell and School ayatem. He is taklnrf the Hi an atLrrr.pt to secure donor* Mr* Edna Cutie of Prairieville i workshop in preparation for a Till* ciuiptcr is also moat grateful spent Wednesday afternoon with new aaolgnment. advisor to the to WBCH for the help given by their cousin. Mrs. Prank Bloom 'high school paper. radio In reminding Use public of the opportunity to donate blood. WATCH MAKER ON DUTY The name* of the donor* follow Arthur Allerdlng. Mra. Duane AUerdlng, Charles Brewer, Robert Carlson. William Cwsaidy. chartea Hastings Native, Mr. Cadwaltader, Dies in Jackson Classic Will Bring Out Your Best filk Slug HEADQUARTERS FOR Attends Workshop . Expert Watch Repair! Ksteworlfiy lor suellenct al conprwcben. prrciuon Irrtiing tine •8 uud tj marry Irscher* Sis''"* *6950 Richly polished mahogany Classic $>5.00 Beginners Classic >42.50 Annual INDIAN POW WOW JEWHEK Daugtierty. Ruthanue Day. Wen­ dell Day. Shirley Decker. Cornelta Dlngrraun. David Goodyear HI. Garret Isham. Duane Jarman. Corl Lightcap. Martha Dong. Ethyl Mark. Patricia Mlle*. Harry Mlle*. 118 State Street MUSIC CENTER 138 W. State Gideons Convene At Gull Lake Conference Wl 5-4284 CEREMONIAL DANCING in COSTUME And DISPLAYS of INDIAN CRAFT Charlton Park, Hastings Sat. & Sun., August 14 & 15 RURAL SCHOOL "books Complete List of Books in Stock Now. Reorders will be handled on special orders with 505 a small down payment Two Shows Daily, 2 P.M. & 7 P.M. — BALL GAME ON SUNDAY — Plenty of Shade on the Ground* . . . Wafer, -REAL ESTATE Picnic Ta&lo, Lunch Stand and Camping Area PARKING 50c Top Listings In TOWN AND COUNTRY PROPERTIES A REAL GOOD NINE ROOM HOME with three nice bedrooms room, dining room, kitchen, full bath, has a basement with oil burner, hat small basement bam. with stanchrons tile silo. toil. located in Odessa Township. Ionia County$10,500.00 FIVE ROOM BUNGALOW OUT ON NORTH BROADWAY, with ..$10,500.00 A YEAR ROUND HOME AT THORNAPPLE LAKE with living room, dining room, kitchen, two bedroom* and bath, newly paneled, new hot water heater, new oil furnace, and pump, ha* aluminum tiding, two stall garage$9,500.00 126 E. State St Phone Wl 5-2466 ON ALGONQUIN LAKE, two real nice lot* (large ones! for $2,400.00 A REAL SWELL HOME IN THE TAFFEE ADDITION, nearly new. -ha* large living room, two swell bedroom*, (fining room, kitchen and full bath, utility room, family room, lot* of cupboard*, attached two stall electrically operated door, oil furnace, real •«« ..$27,000.00 A REAL GOOD. LARGE HOME IN THE FIRST WARD, ha* living room, four bedrooms. Urge kitchen with real nice cupboard*, family room paneled. bath wlthtehower and stall, utility room with - — - I... r..tt ——u all thi* foe:.......■.$6,000.00 WE HAVE ONE SCHQOL HOUSE TO SELL VERY REASONABLE. *«-ACRE LOT. a back lot from Jordan Lake, on Section Four Woodland, for$1,300.00 A REALLY BEAUTIFUL HOME AT MIDDLE LAKE, nearly new bath, large dining ng room facing the lake, with living room, with Ity room, electric. stove. $22,000.00 A REAL NICE HOME IN THE FIRST WARD has two bedrooms dining room, kitchen and bath, full basement with gas furnace, water softener, has insulation. metal awnings, double garage, newly decorated, for ...............-..$7,500.00 A BUNGALOW IN WOODLAND VILLAGE, living room, dining IN THE FIRST WARD, a real nice home, with living room, dining room, three bedroom*, kitchen and bath, basement with gas hast. $14,700.00 A GOOD INVESTMENT IN TWO APARTMENT HOUSES, both $15,100.00 BUILDING LOT IN 2ad WARD, sewer and water in. hat a garaee on it. also * part basement -Z.. —.............$1,500.00 A REAL NICE HOME IN THE 4th WARD, ha* three good>droom*. full bath and two tavatorle* (colored future*I upsUir* and down, a living room with fireplace, dining room, den and new asbestos siding, new roof, carpets and drapes ..$7,350.00 A NICE HOME ON CROOKED LAKE to trade for property close to Hastings. A BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY ESTATE lust out ot town on two acre -brick fireplace. parquet block flooring, dining area, three real rtka bedrooms with cknett, two full bath*, strictly modern kitchen with monowalls built in birch.cupboard*, disposal, lot* of built In accessories, thermopane windows, full basement with a nice recreation room, forced hot air oil fired furnace. and lightning rod*. lots of shrubbery$32,000.00 ANOTHER FLACE JUST OUT OF TOWN, home ha* two bedroom* Upstairs, and down one bedroom, living room, dining room. A REAL SWEET BUNGALOW at Green Meadow* Number One: ha* living room 13 V 19 ft, threw real nice bedroom*, dining room ind kitchen, full bath with double lavatory, full basoment with electric heat, poured walls,'one and one-h*lf stall garage, on two acre lot with lot* of trees $17,300.00 ANOTHU REAL NICE BUNGALOW IN CARLTON TOWNSHIP, close to Hatting*, with living room, three nice bedroom*, kitchen with lot, of cupboards, full bath, (living room i* carpeted I full basoment with coal furnace, has attached garage, for $12,000.00 A Bl-LEVEL IN HASTINGS HEIGHTS (nearly newl*. home on upper level, it hat living room, three nice bedroom*, kitchen *nd complete bath, *nd the lower l«v«l h** recreation room, laundry and basement, heated with gat furnace$15,500.00 decorated, good location for $15,100 A BEAUTIFUL HOME AT ALGONQUIN LAKI, all on one floor, has large living room with fireplace, three nice bedroom*, lot* of c'o*et* with overhead light*, ha* bath and one-hatI. kitchen and garage, aluminum siding, paneling 'woodwork in living room, on e.cel lent road, school bus service, lor..$20,000.00 WE HAVE A HOME IN BATTLE CREEK, with three bedrooms and bath up and down it ha* orw b*droom. living room, dining room, kitchen, full b*Mm«nt, nrw gat fumscr, r»*w water hoster, new front and back enclosed porch**, wants to tree* for a piece with about 30 acres north of Hastings. NEARLY NEW EXCELLENT HOME IN THE Znt WARD. 26 < 40 ft.. h*s living room with fireplace, dining room, kitchen and bath, two real nice bed-'v—-« f.,u wlth room, 14 x 26 ft. kltcfl 1 stove, and oven, and there is alto a kitchen in d picture window and walk out, aluminum *to doors, all aluminum tiding, fully insulaled. ha water heartn* system. all copper plumbing, birch cupboards? garbage disposal, all kinds of flowers and shrubs, has Wool In batemeni. all situated on two lot*, for ....................... $16,80000 THREE NICE BUILDING LOTS ON HA$TING$ HEIGHTS. SOLD We Need Now Uettega Due te the Reseat Rua ef Sales hat lour tax crawl space, and priced at only$>.000.00 A NICE BUNGALOW ON BARBU ROAD, short dufane, out of town, ha* living room, kitchen, throe bedrooms. full bath, utility room, has crawl space, *11 on one floor, for------ $9,000.00 Go to the light company, phone company, oil company, gas company . . - druggist, cleaner, laundry . . . depart­ ment store, grocery store and many more . . . you can even save a trip to the shoe store if you pay by check . . personalized free ... by HCB. of course"? HASTINGS SALESMEN Richard SUsuev—Wl 5-5lft ON SOUTH BROADWAY, a nice home not all finithed, invettment for one who undentand* building and e ha* a living room, 12 x 16 ft. with dining space, four b> TWO REAL NICE LOTS ON THORNAPFLE RIVER, dose to dam and good fishing site on blacktop road for ....$1,300.00 why pay bills the hard way use personalized HCB checks! KSTATK ER Hustings City Bniih MEMBER: Faderal Deposit Insurance Corporation Friendly, Neighborly Service for 78 Continuous Years �* Hastings Men’s A 104 Golfers Enter 54-Hole HCC Classic^' Meets Aug. 19 SS£„^SS^SSDm f Largest Field v Stale University athlete pla Seek Crown in out of Indian Lake, won Uie three ciiampkinshlps. In IMS 7th Annual Event 227. In 1962 Jock Hopkins wot with 223. edging Harry Alhanaor who had a 224 and Bob Meyei who liad a 227. Kleva is marrlec Saturday^ Sunday. to the funner Sue Schowalter. *aw ■«>«>•». This will be the first tournaThe seventh annual Hastings Country Club 54-Hole Invite- ment over the HCC's new ll-hoh Uooal Oolf Tournament is set to layout, and scores are not expect • » WIWI MIC , --------- —-- — ---- —------- —------players, ready to tee off from two problems will face the golfers tecs at 1:30 Saturday morning Fuuniomes will tee off from Chairman Russell Belfield has boUl Uie front and bock nmn announced each playing 27 holes Saturday . and 27 Sunday. Golfers will shool , Into flights their Oral II holes . land compete in those flights foi the remainder of Uie tourna­ ment. Players will come irom Grandp Each foursome will play each Ledge, Coldwater, Charlotte. Marshall. Dowagiac. Mt. Pleas­ nine three times . The pairings follow: ant. Ott - Well - Egan. Battle Creek. Big Rapids. Niles. Grand BTABT NO. 1 TEE Rapids. Ann Arbor. Holland. | B. X. Jsa,, (U). C. voaBaU PtataweU. River Bend and H^lls- <H1. dale at well as Hastings inside Tips for Hot-Weather Fishing Invite Public to Coach Doolittle Watch Tournatnvnl Harry Athanson of Dowagiac s:M -j. cu>4,r (Hi. Biu X,»,l,j won the crown In 1963 with a (CoUwsten. am iu»*m4. j, li.r 54-hole total of 222. Atlianson —™shot nines of 39-36-37-36-36.-34 to edge Joe Bartolacci of Charlotte. Both ’ Bar tolacci and McAllister are to compete thU year. Diccuiui Proapecta At Rotary Meet Here Coach F. William Doolittle, rad football coach at Western llchlgan University, declared iat the Bronco., were going to s a much improved ball club Wrestling Camp Jim Andrews and Charlie return Aug. 23. Charlie* father. Lubieniecki Sets Torrid Pace in Bliss Grcuit the Clipper for MOwaukac. and Jims brother. Richard, will BUM Ootf League. drive them from Milwaukee to Mankato. The Hastings Men's Bowling A^ociallon will tiold their unnuaj meeting al the Haaunga Bowl on Thursday. Aug. 19. at 7:30 pm . Secretary Merle Halnts announced. the Men’s City Tourney. State by 1>» points on the Silver team Harry Burke with 191. pomta., arrsr.gr. Including Classic. Com­ . ~__ • — —rt.K in rwuMvi With II Senior lettermen re­ mercial Majors and Wednesday turning for the 1965 squad. 9 o'clock league. Coach Doolittle said the team should be strong, despite loaves WINK SNIPE RACE by graduation. over lhe Gold team by 16 points He also reported that Western after Tutaday's botUc. held Sunday afternoon al Tuvaday's rwulta: scheduled to report this Fall. Lubtentockl 38. 3 pointe. Mill­ Keffer of KslsmMoa. heeand Coach DooUtUe, who was an er 39. 39 0 pomts; points. Fcter* 46. 3. Perry place was won by Ernie Moerr WUweU 54, . III ,*vl (hied went played for Mansfield High . Snyder 50. School, quarterbacked the Ohio Btedtnan 56. 31 Coach Doolittle, who went to State University team tn 194(1>'MU after being ai&istant coach t the US. Military Academy at A Marine veteran of World fest Point, discussed the won- War II. he coached for seven 50. IS, Spunable 50, 4; SpooaWe erful facilities on the Western years at Flint Central High, win­ 50. 0. Markle 44. 2; WiaweU 54, lichlgan campus and the ad- ning three Saginaw Valley Con­ intages the school has to oiler ference titles. , igh school graduates. Hastings High Athletic Direc­ Darman 45, 114: laham 45. 1. “We want you to think of tor John Clarey was among the /estem as your school," the dy- guests Program chairman was Members of the Hastings Mo51. 0; Hudson 44. 2. Dorman 45. amic grid mentor asserted He 0; iiopauu Hopkins va. 43. u. 0. Markle ” 44.■ *• 2. ■L v; vspialned that in recruiting boys _.. i.. Control Michigan University ‘jv attend a two-day event al Irish to attend WMU for athletics, the Hills near Detroit oO Saturday b U ’• emphasis la always on the edu­ Baseball Coach Waldo Sauter -. and Sunday. Mr and Mra. Berocational advantages WMU can won varsltv letters in baseball. Moore 4a, ih. Muuerr ai, basketball foot han swimming Lang39. 2. Dorman 45. 0.l,ud‘ give the student. a- Hubert 51, 0; and antique 1913 Harley-Davidson Coach Doolittle told about and track while an undergradu- «» The rains had arrived a few days before, and the river was I the atblttic program at WMV ate at Ball State College. ' Burke 43, 0. Hudson 44, 2. well-filled for this time of the year. Often by early August the I’ojtplc, like'many other rivers in Northern Wisconsin and Michigan, are quite shallow, and the rocky flat areas of the river bed are exposed and only lhe “valleys*' and erodedibellonu have much water. Thursday the Popple was beautiful, and the white water rolled down Jennings Falls then leveled out into swirling basins where there ought te have been ------- --------- ----------------------- Isstings Rotary Club's regular incheon meeting at the Hotel ladings Monday noon. Coach Doolittle, making his rst visit to Hastings, radiated pumism In speaking about his >65 aggregation which opens the lason against Invading Louisllle on Sept. IS. Motor-Aires to Attend Rally Armchair Athlete VJs a to-M- ht.tm (M...sdi>, j «(H| ““*•u “ (MerekeUl. O.creeS). CSeaewelk ,:M_g »gira*u* <mum>. T (Niiea>. a. Qomrg (Xarsuin. C. Fete.ec>> ilii Bob is not stated to defend his lille hut hie uroiner. brother an. Ed ana and line out si* father. Fred, arp ta be here. The Meyer family formerly lived In IlaaUnga | ItfmnriM’K .\pffi JUlUltVvft ULIO WMU To Have jer Grid This Fall ». BMCVJ (Big »*V* li.lt>—D. Dsama (II). D. Crsil (SUriksUi. A. Turksta(H). JUa Hlo- i I era* (BstU, Cw«k>, (H>. Erau MlU.r <U). World Record inghorne Johncock of Hasting*. track in the qualifying heats at Cal and I. who had entered the river with well - Oiled creels, (lunch and the other essentials for a real river trip*, fished above and below the falls without suc­ cess. and then continued on, working the holes real well. But not a brown even tanked Uie cast afternoon but that probably wasn't enough for them We had lunch on an outcrop­ (Hl. J. BranVtt Iping of huge rocks which created track in Milwaukee, Wta. deep, eddying pools but .nary a (MsrUsU). J. Vsa < Saturday Johncock is to brown hit lhe bail. We fished all drive his Winebcrger v WUsick » uSSn bi U* «*> ao*n w wnere Ule * °PL. tan« <U) ' P-c the beautiful Pine Riv•:no — D»«g Bradferd (piaiawtU>. [ er. We ended up with nine dandy ■ Coak <m«»r n Hara^od . ___ _ r>__ ..Li___ - >_____ J**.1.0®: J- ChUw“M I rainbow and a smaller one. a ftae lili1* jC,*H,P^l,*wP <<AC,!t ?v ■'*“ **“• t0'"*4 Ltas,).'brook and a Ju&t legal one Cal lUin&u State Fair track M g owr» «*>„> b,u4>. r. wiiiisa, h4j his limit of rainbow*-five Springfield, anl the'jMwt <taTjW »«“"■ (Or«4 nflu n“ *lm11 °* ' Wading a river fa hi scheduled to drift iuUn iA tfil' } ac[.aML roaMi&l miles, । Inovlna ' ttlVMh .......sw jK-M. Ami,. (illltalU,). Bob Cov!«> (Msr.hsll). Ctslr ‘MarUnmi (Mu ----“Sdid*!11^®^ nSSSto-wi^SsmST Last Sunday Jahncoek. »'1»! >«--■—n « i-.-r finished 5Ui m Mte Indianapotta ,1,0.1. duk c<*rMi? <O4ta«M«ri, a. » a therapy we recommend ffor SOQ-inUe olMAAmjMrrdBt a Hsabaid icasriau*). a. iron (Bikt). ... . 10 lu ’M. LnbU»l,ckl (HI. J,nr everyone. It is. another world... . pace of 121.049 milqs per hour to KaowI,^ Bob VsatatVwa snatch the record from four Outdoor Trail — Applications other drivers who had topped for 1965 elk hunUng licenses are now ready to be picked up from the Conservation of!ices, includ­ ing Plainwell. Yankee Springs and Allegan. The deadline for Sarital (Maokatl) tiling them is Aug. 27. Each aprati MIUbaU (Hl phcation must be accompanied > BMt«l*<eL It-, <c B»41« (II). D ill Charlotte Pilot Wins at Nashville' Class C Softball Tourney Opens Here Monday The Itastuua MCjbVitiompany, Saltball '.t<>(h. . wliftj^ou lhe Hastings regular season and tour- I nament championship, ta sched­ uled lo go to Charlotte next.week seeking Class D DUUtat honura while tbe'Barry County'LumberReady Mix team..runners-up in the Hastings tourney^will ba Ji.r host In the Class C District which gets underway* Monday under the Johnson Field aics What type of person should buy the hot Plymouth now? No 2 team plays Bc|dlng an^ at, 9:15 Lansing No. 1 team meets! St. Johns. Tuesday night Hastings plays Eaton Rapids at 7. at 8"15■'the' winner of the Chariotte-OdMIt daga game plays Sunfield and at 9 15 the loser of game No. 1 plays lhe loser of game No. 2. Dames ore scheduled fur Wed­ nesday, Thursday,and Friday nights. Saturday afternoon and evening and Sunday afternoon at check or money order payable to the State of. Michigan. The Toumament managers arc Ho­ mpdey. matching Uie elk license will be returned to unsuc­ mer Reynolds, Ted Payiva and cessful applicants shorUy after Bill James. the drawing is held about Sept. Mlcro-Mldgrt races at Nashville and Bobby Unacr of Albuquir- Saturday night. apply. . . Johncock was lending tin* the field turned in the fastest time or . hi rf the way lhe night. ' Men 31-39 with high school di­ rhen another I Carl Hula of Hartirax in No r eh bocnereci bothered »i 91 won uie Uie last fast car naan, dash. ur Uw ... , - . . car, KM oil wmen Hl’^fkecWUs^ar^ack^uirto SSdt seco’,d tlon Department by Aug. 23. An ^chic Bouchard of Noh- ! "u^'S^ Mrttehlng hb lew! when be got heat event Earl Hooghousc of In)enl |)JU drFoppwl Ulr coU into the oil and nearly hit the Charlotte driving No. 66 won d78rff requirement, and the NWL "___________(,_________ l,ie auMotation. ' ,__I minimum height standard has | been shaved down one inch to | 5-9'. That certainly would let , out a lot of guys our sixe. .. | Conservation law enforcement । officials point out that landing nets must not be more than five Norm Aspinall Wins Hastings Raceway Feature More than 50 cars were entered at the Hastings Raceway Friday night when Norm Aspinall of Middleville won the feature fly­ ing stacks event, after placing first In his head I Al Hagen of Grand Rapids won the semi-final and a heat event. Gordie BtaKtt of Battle Creek had the fastest qualifying solaUon. Tom Edwards of Battle Creek. Bob Signor of Clarksville and 1 Jim Hinder nf Kalamasrxi urn* j also heat winners. , I Helen Misner of Battle Creek | won lhe powder pufl derby. At Galesburg Saturday night. Ralph Holcomb and Jim Davis of Battle Creek finished 1-2 In HOIT ccnslsh of o Dry Oeoner ond on Electric Bruih damped for ■ feature Larry Lewis of —mw I. M— —L TM. Mwlw. Ih. I>i. I »«<•."» '“f" «« CARPETMILLS f«or©@@Q to dean modern carpets LEAGUE BOWLING MEETINGS Nite Owl League Meeting on Aug. 17 at 1 p.m. a bargain hunter! And • Thursday Minors • Thursday Majors • Classic and Recreatteii League No. 2 will be meet­ ing on Thursday, August I? — after the MflirY a—iOCIO—:tian Meeti BOWL G our stock all the at your Afternoons and Evenjngs &£Hx§isa Bob & Mickey Lambert Um our machine to chan 300 sq. ft. (average home) . CQQE only * y #3 Arm* v> for Mamatian. HASTINGS FLOOR COVERING IU SMH Sheet. Dealer’s Phone Wl 5 QwsWy Mstensh and Cusrsataad Workmeeiliip lOt NIWiLL & NOLAN CUTCHBS. Owaars. dash and Bill Cox the time trials HASTINGS BOWL IHC.gr Woodland ot Michigan' BARRY'S FARM STORE DEWEY'S CAR PALACE 5. Hanover at Hastings City Limits M-43 at Sprague Rd., Delton �Coach Clarey Tells Grid 96 Compete Here In Women’s Hopefuls; Get in Shape! for berdu on Uw 1965 squad to "get in slrnpc" for Use opening Urilln set for Aug. 30. tn letters ta lhe grid hopeful, he is advising them to get In U»pe by running, push-ups, all­ ups. pull-ups. lifting weights, pawing and catching a football ' Physical examlnast.Tns should be completed and blanks I Hied out by the physicians, parents and indi­ viduals before they report for prac­ tice nt 0:30 am. on that find day. Eighteen lettermen are scheduled to report out for the .Mjuod and 82 Freshmen have signed up for The golf winners Included: (law A Wlnnetw—Low Gfoes: Mrs. Morse Jury. Pine Lake CC. 13: Mrs. Robert PUher. Burr Oak CC. 86. Low nett Mrs. Hild­ ing Kruseil. Charlotte, and Mrs. Miller Beurman, Chemung Hills, tie with 46. Low putta: Mrs. John Gray, Pine Lake CC. Haajeit. and Mra. Garrett Isham, Has- — LOWER-PRICED Fresh THE FRIENDLY, L FOLKS / service In TOWN Whole FRYERS op Value Stamps with 7th week mailer coupons Limit Center Cut Rib LEG O' PORK or LOIN O' PORK Silver Platter Boneless Silver Platter Boneless ECKRICH SMORCAS PAG FREE Hygrade’s Sliced Roast-Y-Links CornedBeefBriiket»>59/ BEEF LIVER cilBESTEAKSWAA. 99/ SKINLESS FRANKS^ 59/ SLICED BACON »- 99/ ioked SAUSAGE » 59/ Old Hickory Loaf x 63/ Harrud'l - 10-ox. wt. Thermo Temp riwi rroxan rryar L»g», inign. ot 8-oz. Insulated BREASTS w/ribs attached lb Q^/ Hygrade's Full Shank Hall Kroger Long Island . Smoked Fresh Frozen Roasting STAMPS T«*r PAoao CUT UP FRYERS STAMPS Ducklings Chickens VACPAC LEGS, THIGHS or BREASTS w/rifae aNadsod lb - US i ply lt.r X MB- Sl—li er Coffee JUMBO TOWELS 2 -A 63c Thank You Brand Appla or-1-lk 4-ox. wt. Lambert. Randy Moyer. Jim O'Neill, Gary Rein. Terry Shedd. Dexter TubiAA, Dave Tumea. Greg Wood. CHERRY PIE FILLING Frozen - wtjf ~ PEACH PIE FILLING can tU port hare of a 14b. pkg. of AM PIES Thank You Brand-l ib. 5-oz. W Downyfltka M Dsilay Swoel Fre»h clude. Douglas Acker. Kevin Allerduw. Jerry Baxter. David Bauchman. Ron Beckwith. BUI Bennett. Run Bradley. Rick Birke. Gary Birman. Richard Butler, Douglas Campbell. Dan Cogswell. Jim Cary. Robert Casteleln. John Craven. Thomas Chaffee. Dave Coleman, Steve Cole. Larry Cook. Gregg Crawford. Arthur Cotant. Glenn CUCUMBER SLICES Dsilay Fresh Pack KOSHER DILLS :k Dill Chip. Kroger ——- FROZEN PEAS 2 it pu 49/ Cat Greoa BEANS* nKto&t Froxan . KROGER COFFEE 1-lb. can 5 8/ BALL PABK FRANKS t.jccn u Krogar Rmi Sai.fa9 14 I CUT CORN HERRUDS M ROAST-Y-LINKS 2 a pkt 49/ Rodaan al Kroger thru Sat. Aug. 14.1965. STAMPS Pillsbury All. Purpose Hollenbeck.' Richard HiglismlUi. Garry H-«H. Toni Hoke. Al Hengra- Mast. Gary Moore. Greg Martin. Dick MalvlUe. Michael Saleno, Steve Puccrnlk. Gary Robbe. Dary l Rogers, Steve Rosenberger. Steve Reid. Harold Rogers. Ray Rose. Gordon Robinson. Michael Root. William Ruprlght. Doug Storrs. Steve Strickland. Bill Shultz. Dave Sherry. Stanley' Stockham. Vai Springer, Larry Schreiner. John Tobias. John Tripp. Harmon Uldrlks. Rick /ViuiDenbutg and Jim FACIAL TISSUE-150 2-ply Sheets 9»" X 8*" All Purpose FLOUR PILLSBURY FLOUR 5 U>. bag 37/ | FmS MIM » OUdw in. Kleenex Tissue ‘4»ci LAYER CAKE Kroger Zips8oz.wtSallinas7-oz.wtor Honey Grahams^.- 3 Us-49* WAGNER'S Embassy Blackberry, Pineapple or 1K-Ib. Strawberry Preserves Orange Drink 2 »> 89* Kroger Baked Potato 1 V4-lb, lead Raisin 1-tb, Cottage Rye l ib. or Italian Breads KROGO £ t-|L «••• 2 KROGER BLACK PEPPER am a 50 TOP VALUE STAMPS V.'.lH IHIS C OUPON ON SPOTLIGHT INSTANT COFFEE Redz Ripe Indiana Man, Woman Waive Exam on i Check Chargt William D. Kipp. 34. R2 Del­ ton. and Bernudlnc L. Bartlett, 36, waived examination when arndgrd before Municipal Judge L, E Barnett, Friday on bad Crenshaws, Ca sabas, Senia Claus, Honeydew or Persian Melon - 69/ Rod Cardinal or Thompson ZANY ZOO DRINK AID MIX SEEDLESS GRAPES 3^ 59/ MM 50 Embassy Bi-lb. Cherry Preserve. 2 >■-- 69* Krogar-1-lb. 2-ox. wt. Pea.it Batter Krogor-1-lb. 96-ox. wt. 2 i— 99* ' iMtaat try Milk 2 u.- 'l TOP VALUE STAMPS WITH THIS COUPON ON MICHIGAN PEACHES �Joyce Poll Conduct Irving Chapel Services BANNKB E.U.B. Church School Begins Next Monday i mu* Joyc® p°il Rwl11 | hav charge of Ute seryl os at Irving Ctapei Sunday. Aug. U. Hire will lead lhe Bunday achooi laerelon at 9;» and the worship jrervlce at 10:30. Mte» Poll worked with the young P-oPf year ago when she took up her misriotuiry inteniahip at Detroit. Harting* METHODIST- Churches HASTINGS WESLEYAN BOWENS MUXS CHAPEL BALTIMORE U. B. BRETHREN 8. KALAMO PENTECOSTAL Fir* Methodist Charcb METHODIST CHURCH Henry VanTU, Evangelist : The annual vacation church CHURCH ‘CHURCH Cor. N. Michigan Si E. Slate Rd. I Rev. Arbutu* Hurlm*. Pastor school Ot I Rev. Keith Coffey, Pastor 11.15 IUD. Sunday school. ' Bunday school. 10 auu. | col United 10 am Sunday school. Itev. John Joidersma > Worahlp, 11 am. 11 am. Morning worship. 1:30 am. Worship followed by A cordial welcome to all. . ErangclteUc ocrvlce, 7:30 pm. 7: 30 pm. Christian Endca1 11 u.m. Worship service. | Prayer meet Thum.. 7:30 pm. Lcstoer. David Powell. 6: 30 pm. Young People’s meet. CARLTON CENTER plrtrcl nnttUisUc school in Cana­ 8: 15 pm. Evening service. 7: 30 pm. Evening service. METHODIST CHURCH Wed, 8 pm. Prayer meeting., STONEY POINT da Site i* niw employed at Pen­ Wednesday. 7:30 pm. prayer. veirv iirruniil FREE METHODIST CJIURCH nock Hospital a* * registered Bunday school. 10:15 am. < Itev, Gwcnncth Behring, Pastor Star. Canter, AlUrft and CWd- ZION LUTHERAN CHURCH nurre while awaiting alignment INTER-LAKES BAPTIST Morning worship, 9:13 am. Vejte Road at Woodland by The Evangelical Alliance CHURCH Rev. Ktnar Umatb. Pastor । a* »u>i. riwMM—a. Martin Corners Misston Delton, Mich. CARLTON SEVENTH-DAT ■Your Friendly. Christ-centered 8 pm. Preaching Church school, 9:45 a m. Hcv chalmcr Miller, pastor of Itev. David Honeywell. Pastor ADVENTIST CHURCH , Church" 1 -----------Worship service. 10:30-am. Sunday school. 10 am. D. Boes*, for three years a mis-: Irvine Clwpel. extend* an invita­ __ _____ _______ TRINITY GOSPEL CHURCH Quimby Church ilonary in Kay*. Upper Volta tion to intend these services. Saitboth school. 8:30 am. WorxiUp. 10 am. Sermon from 1118 Jordan Lake Street Evening warship. 7 pm Saturday worship, '.19:45 a.tn. will speak till* Thuraday at 7 30 Thc staff include*: Junior re 22nd Psalm.________________ Lake Odessa LPA. Campground* Worship eervloe. 11:30 am. pm. at Uie Hastings Assemblies Mid-week Fellowship, 7 pm. Prayer mcetlw. Tuesday. 7:3u Phone DR 4-8277 Turodoy, Aug. 17. murical con-, Sermon: "On Being R«4x>ncllz-d of God Church. 102 East Wood­ Wednesday. cert by Claire Hobart, blind mu-1 To God-Revelation." land Avenue In Africa. Mr B<wsc Sunday scliool. 10 am. Parsonage committee meeting, and hl* wife engaged te super-: IRVING CHAPEL । eesr,^. _____ _ ______ < EDAR CREEK BIBLE ton. Mrs. Darrell Keller; Junior A hearty welcome lo alt Aug. 16. 8 pm. First Methodist vteory work in an area which: Rev. Chalmer Miller. Pastor i Young People’* rerricc, 7 pm. CHURCH Church lounge. included 18 churches and 14 na­ Phone RO 5-3503 j Evening service, 8 pm I Campground Rd 8 mile* south of Charts* Fuller. Herb Buwalda; HASTINGS EVANGELICAL tional ministers. During their > Sunday school. 0:30 tun. Hasting* UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH I Bible Study Wed, 7:30 pm | Evimgelbt -Billy Graham ful­ three year* in the area they worship, 10:30 am. FIRST PRESBYTERIAN Paator, Donald Tack started Uiree new churehe* and fill* nn ambition a.< lie tells Hie Thursday prayer service, 7:3 CHURCH Bunday school. 10 am. H. J. Buwaida. Minister ---------- helped four existing churches to fascinating story of ancient "Je, Woralup, 11 am. Weat. Kindergarten—Mrs Wayne Pbonta Wl 5-4995 ar Wl 5-3397 UNITED BRETHREN IN complete their building pro- . ;uxih :u ' Ln IhUi new liltn, I Youth meeting. 0:15 pm. KILPATRICK UNITED Webster. Mra Walter Birman. Willard H. Curtis. Minister rvffter hours Tuesday through. CHRIST CHURCH grama. Between 1944 and IMS. 1 Evening aervlce. 7:30 pm. BRETHREN CHURCH Sunday. Aug. 15. 1965 Mr. Bocse served 'in the.-US. M-66 Woodland t UCV. uufKiic opw Wednesday prayer meeting Morning worship 9.30. Nursery Navy He 1* a 1953 graduate "! Drtlon at otlier limo by appointment. Itev. R. A. Hoffman Sandra C«troth; Nursery—Mrs. 9:30 am. worship and Junior . Bible study. 7:30 pm provided. Bunday service schedule: — - ------------——--------Central Bible Institute. Sprtii.:10 am. Bunday school. 0:55 am Sunday school. Loon church. rnifm-ii of field, Mo_ and has pastured 11 am. Worship service. Wm, Bupc. Tbm MT aww. 10:W .m. Bu,uP.y Kbool. f,11?; , *. Lli churches in Alma and Bete- i •■Jcnuateur 1* presented for Md omprtau laul-r. tor aB. Th. rwirrry.tion »1U «<«hip TIUUSI <>r your enjoyment nial inspiration | First Presbyterian Church. SikeNP»n to .11 «T,Ur. SUhd« ...hhUl. AU,. 1>. ».U> Buwalda [ ston. Mo. LAKEWOOD BAPTIST 11 .h, «r«dip. a.™., Lh. wokreu M«Mauu u u»Dei-on. It is an hour-long motion I 9 30 Church school classes for I'TfTTS'w-A-W. P"Kr| HA-WU ’iCHURCH __________________ picture, rich in color and au­ , First Grade and below. Community Room above Woodthentic sounds of the lamd for­ : 10:30 Chancel choir practice. an unforgettable tlirill and chal| Saturday 7 30 Fun and Fellow­ 307 E. Marshall Street Ship dub will meet For transportation Wl Organist Ruth West. clianse from Thtrradaj- to WedMinister, Dale R. Harvey 0 pm. Y hour in the youth ntwday night. 11 am. Warship service. WORLD WIOt PICTURt ■ HASTINGS BAPTIST CHURCH department. -----------Nyla Jo Darby, daughter of I 9:< am Church school. Supt 6:30 pm. Church farewell fel­ WESLEYAN METHODIST 7:30 pro. Wed., prayer service Rev Rowell Houseman—Pastor Mr. and Mrs. Richard Darby of I Loyd Martz. lowship for the Gerald Mahler CHURCH Irrm Moses to in Coat* Grove, attended tlw 9l*< , Hickory Camera. Michigan : **•-“*Music and Youth National Wijjnen’* CtatiUun rtiuneclicn . to its ’ Boonie and LoreUa Reardon. family. | Rev. Vaughn B. Jensen. Pastor I IM pm. Wed.. Bible Study Mosher. Pastor, 307-2585. , a.m. Bunday school. Temperance Union - convention Holly Hewitt and Carol Stauffer 10 am. Sunday school. and Prayer. Monday D to 11:15 am. vucuLAKEWOOD E, U. B. CHURCH CL uuct for all ages. ! CU.V^ALT^aKL.CAL P4Wanv ttoa church school. | 11 a tn. Worship service. '* Mes­ Rev. K. Charles Ncs^eth, Pastor '' sage by Rev. Houseman. This the State Youth Temperance Sunday worship, 10 um. The Story of he Holy City Union for the State of Michigan. Wednesday. 7:30 pm. Family EMMANUEL EPISCOPAL 11 am. Junior church for Church school. 10 am MYF Sunday. 7 pm. Night. Adult*. Youth*. Juniors CHURCH An unfcrg«ttabfe . Bible Study. children 4-8. 9:30 am. Morning group, Bill motion pK'tu't eV \ j 7:30 pm- Evening evangelistic idirfad Nyla served in Hint ca­ Wednesday service. 8 pm. lomlng ’prayer and service Special music. pacity a y«ir avo. An nlt-day COATS GROVE IL Frank Ritchie. 7 pm. Evening group. Gladys Wednesday Activities and evening meeting was held CHRISTIAN CHURCH WOODBURY UNITED Ostroth. leader. McCALLUM UNITED 6 am. Mens Prayer Bind. Aug. 7 of Youth Temperance IN COLOR . The Coupies club annual wtekBRETHREN CHURCH Cor. Coats Grove Rd. and . BRETHREN IN 9 am. Women's Prayer Band. Council Itev. B R. Dan*. Pastor cation church school. Durkee Bead CHRIST CHURCH 7.30 pm Bible study and ter, Saturday and Sunday. (The Telephone 374-3246 Charles Gibbs, Pastor Friday 0 to 11:15 am vacation •The tyuinh in ttie Wildwood., prayer meeting. •9 ■ o'clock service hei Floyd Walter, Supt. church school. Otis Lake Raid 8:30 pm. Adult choir rehearsal. omitted.this Sunday), In Village of Woodbury Saturday 2-4 pm. church 11Bible school, 10 am Itev. Isaac Ctagood. Pustor Worship hour. 11 am. Sunday school, 10 am. Worship, 11 am. Christum Endeavor. Tuesday. Worship. 11 am. , "Soul" Is the subjrct of tlxJunior church for children. 4-9. ,7 pm. During the month of Au­ ST. ROSE CATHOLIC CHURCH 7:15 Christian Endeavor. ■Youth cliotr rehearsal. Wed, gust the Rev. Charles Gibbs will Rev. Pr. Joseph C. Dunphy, 8 pm. Evening service. Christian Science churches this 8 pm. Rev. David Hawley. Asr.utant be the leader for CE. Wed, 8 pm. Prayir meeting. Fellowship service, 7:45 am. lly Mr I. Donald Prof/rock Sunday Bible M-lictlotLs will in­ clude the following from Isaiah Youth Fellowship. Wed, 7 pm MIDDLEVILLE CHRISTIAN Bible Study and prayer ser­ DELTON METHODIST 9. Saturdays, 7:30 am. on Sun­ REFORMED CHAPEL light IIKIU. u> by U.1' day:. neither .u. for brtghtw. vice, Wednesday, 8 pm. al Roger CHURCH’ BILlT GRAHAM Marctus E. Taber. Minister 708 W. Maln’BUvet Hie Dowlteg chapter of Pcimock: 1WM llu lnoon mv«- light Phono 023-5856 Rev. Earl Schippcr *• Hospital Guild met yesterday with unUj |Mlt tlu. Jx)ril .hau bo I Church Study, Sunday, 9:45 — ------------..,a * Worship. 10 a m. < j Mrs. Wurm on S Bedford u Road. * un.o (hrt an fveflw,unc num. ST. AUGUSTINE, WOODLAND CHURCH OF Sunday School. 11:15 am The Bruce Biclielkr family of and thy God thy glory." MIDDLEVILLE THE BRETHREN | Worship Bunday. 11am. Evening Warship. 7:30. Comstock Park tn Grand Rapids Bunday Mass. 8 i 8319 Coats Grove Road Youth Fellowships, Sunday. 6 were Sunday visitors at Uie Robert Rev. Charles Gibbs, Pastor GMkllls The Baclwllcr fuhUy 1«« J pm. MILO BIBLE CHURCH Worship services. 9:45 am. ST. AMBROSE CATHOLIC , Prayer _ group, Tuesday, 9:30 t their home during Die Palm SunA women's trio from the MeRoute 3, Delton CHI-fit 11 AT DELTON ;. Cluincel choir rchOsal, Thura. { Rev. Frank Crabb Cullum United United1 Brethren Church U«’ takny shcK«T te their tare- Callum Brrthr™ C hurch A. J. Spoelstra. PaMor ment only moments before the ..!!? 5.-^‘.7 WOODLAND j 7 pm Sunday school 10 am. storm struck. METHODIST CHURCH , -----------Worship. 11 am. OUR LADY OF GREAT OAK, Thursday, Aug. 12 Hie Jeff Fellers, accompanied Itev. Rlcluird VandcnBooCh. j FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, ho* announced Thr public I ■ inDOWLING 7:30 P.M. SCIENTIST i NORTH IRVING WESLEYAN .family. M««il Hte weekend te vitert. The church is 8' ‘ miles. Morning worship, 11 am. 645 W. Green Street ‘ Sponsored by the METHODIST CHURCH ! Northern Michigan. * Mra. laiiu Youth Fellowship. 7:30 pm. Sunday utr of M-50 anti Bell Rood 1 cor. Cor. ot of Disson Sisson ana and uuciucr Buehler cmwi Etoad Gorham returned to Pcnnwk HtaI Riindav school 11 am. Delton Area Churches . , W. of _ ___ ■__ _ — -1- 1j pital nn Wednesday service. 7:45 pm , : 4. mlira Broadway. Frciport on Simitov Smtay for lor further furthCT medimrrllWOODLAND UNITED Reading room open WrcliusRev. Gerald Heptater. Paatoc cal Brigg* Use Banner H'uttf Ads! 1300 South Hanover Street DRETUREN CHURCH Phono 943-9429 Sunday school. 10 am. 10 am. Bunday school. Young People-* service. 7 pm. ‘ fleld-Brtgjt* and Dowling Meth11 am. Morning worship. FIRST CHURCH OF GOD Youth meeting, 6:15 pm Christian Endeavor. 6 30 pm ]330 N Broudwav. Hastings Evening Gospel Hour. 7 pm P311' | Rev. George J. Htmer. Paator ‘ 3 pm. Public invited. Wednesday prayer. 7:30 pm. Phone 943-3195 Miss Debby Peters rpeni last Where a Christian Experience i BAPT IST CHURCH week attending U>e Bible Confer­ ' Make* you a Member. | W. Glen Campltell. Pastor ence at Gull Lake. * The John 10 am. Bunday tciiool. Gunis of Nashville have a new 2 Miles South of Gun Lake 11 am. Morning worship. soil Mrs Gunl b, the former Mary 9.45 am. Sunday school. 6: 30 pm Youth service. Elite, who with her parent* tar11 nm. Morning worship. 7.30 pm. Evening worship. I merly lived on Cloverdale Raid. * 7 pm. Evening worship. STOP in ond SEC the 7: 30 pm. Wednesday prajer. । Wednesday. 7:30 pm. 1Bible The Marvin Felder family spent , Saturday in the Benton Harborstudy and prayer rervlco. Largest Selections in THE GALILEAN BAPTIST St. Joseph area and visited Uie CHURCH I Rev. Paul Deal family, former P*sFormer Freeport High School . . .... nthl* PEOPLES BIBLE CHURCIL. BARRY COUNTY ... Sunday school. 10 am. Rl. Naihvtllc. ( J Warship service, 11 am. NYLONS WOOL3 - ACRILONS Ttie Women’s Society of Dowling I Evening service. 7:30 pm. anJ HERCULONS by j Church te to meet an Aug. 19. The LeRoy Kesuicy. pastor. | Wed, Prajer meeting. 8 pm. Plume 653-3248 group will serve a dinner to the The little church with the big I public at noon te the church tareALigic iinil Aloiiiitrb 11 a m. Morning worship. message. Phono 765-6971. ment. Members are reminded of 10 urn Bunday school I .OU pull. ------------------Special $ 95 HASTINGS ASSEMBLY Aug. 15. the VanNoord family; being made. * Roxanne Quick and OF GOD CHURCH will be here. , Suzanne Procfrock were awarded 501 Nylon ” Sq. Yd. 102 E. Woodiknd Avenue Come as you are and ah In trips to the Michigan State 4H.I Itev. M. F. Goble. Pastor your car. Enfoy the special mtlalc. Club Show to be hrtd at Michigan i 9.45 am. Sunday school. Wed. 7:45 p.m. pm. Mid-Week State University Aug. 30 through INSTALLATION INCLUDED I. 11 am. Morning worship. । prayer 3 for Uielr “cUq‘’ cxlublu ln Plu» FREE SPOT REMOVAL Thuraday. 7 pm. Pioneer Girl* i food* and fretting project* They For a Period of 6 Month* 7 pm. Evangelistic service. and Boy* Brigade. (were among Uh* contestants of an ■ 7 pm. Wednesday service. Women’s Missionary Fellow- elimination contest held Friday at ship 2nd Tues, each month. 7:30.1 the Extension offlee in Harting*. ! HASTINGS CONGREGATION Billy Grit ham Movie Thurnday Al Delton Gym Nyla Jo Darby Attenils IFCTU Convention At Church Camp Christian Science Text is 'Soul' Dowling Church Drivc-ln TODAYS MONEY SAVING TIP FROM LEONARD! Switch to golden Superheat the remarkable new fuel oil that gives you more heat per gallon, more heat per dollar! A member once said. I’ve got a new car, so who needs Auto Club Road Service?” 220 Wist Colfax Street Sunday Public talk. 3 pm. Watchtower Bible Study, 4 15 Sure your new car may not break down. But, it may run out of gas, have a flat tire, get stuck in the snow, boil over in the summer, or even get locked-up with the keys inside. Then, you need TELL THEM ABOUT WELCOME WAGON HASTINGS FREE METHODIST CHURCH Bciltwood & E. Slate Road Rev. Marvin Sickmlller. Pastor ’ Sunday school, 9 45 am I Morning worship, 10:45 am. | help. If you know ol i family who has just arrived iryour community, be sure to tell them about Welcome Wagon. They will be delighted with the basket of gifts and helpful information they will receive from our host I of the conf- Wednesday prajer. 7:30 pm. A warm dnritaUon is extended Dependable, handy, considerate help. this friendly church. Every Sunday. 8:30 nm. the It costs just a dime to call AAA road service and less than a nickle-a-day to enjoy all Auto Club privileges. i may, CYC groups Wed.. 4-5 pm. . Young People Thursday. 7 pm. Wtlco Join now and . . . LEAD THE WAY WITH TRIPLE-A AUTOMOBILE CLUB OF MICHIGAN HASTINGS OFFICE HASTINGS GRACE I BRETHREN CHURCH Cor. of Jefferson A K Center Rev. Russell Barver. Pastor J20 N. Michigan Wl 5-507J 404 W. Colfax Ph Wl 6-5319 Sal. sabbath school, 9:30. Worship, 11 am. Wednesday prayer. 7:30 pm. 'T. • Faith for Today." ou Rug & Furniture Cleaning Specialists 8 YEARS EXPERIENCE —GUARANTEED WORK DU RAC LEAN Method Outclcons All Othora Compared with.Jnachine scrubbing, dry powder cleaning ond ‘‘Do-It-Yourself shampooing— Duroclean removed from Vi to 65c;o more soil than'other'methods. Duraclean showed less thon Vi of I > fab­ ric vtear compared with up to 25 times as much with other methods. Duraclean showed absolutely no shrinkage compared with up lo 231 sq. inches lost by some of the other methods on a 9 by 12 rug. 945-5352 RHONE »«-W» Worship hour. 11 am. Sunday evening xrvice, 7 pm. The Bible. Ute whole Bible .u.d nothing but the Bible. HASTINGS SEVENTH-BAY ADVENTIST CHURCH Jack Echtinaws SERVICE DELTON Upper Elementary SCHOOL GYM CARPeTiNc Auto Club help! LEONARD , WELCOME NEWCOMERS! Um this coupon to let ta know you're here NAME___ ’ ADDRESS. CITY_____ . hm the Welcome Wegon Hostess cell on me I would like to subscribe to. lhe Hastings Banner I already subscribe Fill out .coupon end mail to Circulation Dept.,1 CALL US FIRST! Miller’s DSM Phono Wl 5-2091 107 E. Woodland. HaMingj Midway Between Broadway and Michigan Open Mon. thru Fri. till 9 P.M, day Voice of Prophecy WJEF 1230, 8:30 am. Closed Saturdays �mre you too will enjoy this poem; Ihruklnr Eariaos Moaning bTlw XSc Shank From over the fWds M early mrm. Tlie tliockj of grain and wav­ ing corn. A whtatie sounds to pierce the Whenever the heaviest bundles hit .The whirling cylinder at that I grand machine Thin spins along again serene. The fanner's wives Join In the fun T and7 ■mXUly chickens brown Past Sunfield Resident Dies Ward was received Monday by SPECIAL B&K —Take Home— the men and threshing FULL GALLON Are eager to help with that It just the poem to end up thia story ot the old time thrrehcrmen. By the way, If you should like to bare a copy of his book, hto M4f»g la 480 a Chicago we i there should have been enough T don’t suppose any body crew on the job and Ln the o ptorea. George was Just homrt and keeping their conduct ng hte third piece and, he from getting out of hand was up and aald. "Nope.” The often a bigger Job than operating the threshing machine. I Insisted At another time. one of the an reasonable good manners and men asked to please pane the no profane language. If any one crackers. Fred very unconcerned was heard using profanity, he passed the beans. The women fined a nickel. The fine waa put in Die treasury and kept by laughed and went to the kitchen. Everybody laughed but Prod, he one of the crew and used lo buy pretended ttiat he didn't, know tobacco that all used. On one occasion, the treasurer not only At one place the woman set a got tobacco, but atop about a half bushel of peanuts; because, dish of strawberry Jam .on the he explained. Al and WUbur put table. George took half of Lt. passed it to Frank who took the in some of that fine money. They wanted ft to look like we otlier half. Some of the boys put Ln the meet of ft (X did put hissed and made fares at them, in a little, Wilbur never had to but wlrcn Uie lady came back, put In any.) Moat of the crew and saw tlie jam gone, she fill­ ed the dtoh and brought It back, and George again got the-d Uh always keep than straight Grace was aald at the table In and took half the jam and most at Uie ixxiKa. so all were Frank got lhe other half. One real nice home, the lady instructed to wait for it Al one farm the owner was new to us. put newspapers on the ciiaira We waited tor some time and to keep Urm clean. One of the lie didn't come to the table, ao men folded up the paper and started to fill our plates. About laid It aside and sold that sane that time. he came and said "we one had been reading the nefts usually say sometliing before we and left the paper on hto chaE Bill »u a tall slim middle­ cat-' and started In on a real aged man -without teeth tiiat he long prayer. We ate our breakfast with red said be didn't need because he could swallow anything that faces and aald nothing At noon wo waited, but. a neighbor, a Would go through hto shirt col­ big fellow with a loud voice took lar. He especially liked boiled cabbage. One place, he took up the potato dtoh and filled Ills plate and passed it on. "we about half the cabbage that was haven't time to count them to- in the dish and he said he would try it and if he liked it he would take more the next time. The farmer had been Another time we liod religious watching lilm with a sour look interference at a place where we on hLx face, but he really laugh­ hadn't threched before. The ed for Bill was slow and always folks had a couple ot teen age Ktrls that got Interested In acme of the boya tn the crew and the '■er>' much tlie other way Kiris and boya hod got quite was always in a hurry. He friendly and were having a gay quite an old man. too. One tune. The next morning the folks tuMl family worship. The hadn't got in, and Mr. Bray said, man raid Uie Bible. They tang '■Why to that man BUI. always hymns and were down on the behind?" I aald. "Why don't Boor tn prayer. It was tasting you ask him. he won't mind?" most too long for" the boya to So. Mr. Bray asked him why it stay Rood. They had their eyas waa that he was always Uie last on Uie girls. I looked at them man. BUI very slowly set his n-s sternly as I could. At that chair in place and very solemnly time. Harry, iwe coiled him sot down and looked Mr. Bray Coolyi, one of the beet workors in the fare and said. "Mr. Bray. but ths biggest mtochtef maker I was the last one In our family." A trick that got played quite of tlie bunch lud chewed up a often was when Uie butter was it at Wilbur, who had been very passed they would give H nUier a quick pass and the fritow that solemn and zanctlmonlouh hit­ received it would get bls thumb ting him in the face. He jumped up, said somathing in the butter. The butter was and looked out the window. Well, usually quite soft at that time the boys and girls laughed. The of the year. Of courts, ft would folks didn't say anyahiny .nd look like an accident. In contrast, we did eat at one they treated us real nice and said that we did thana good Job place where it couldnX have but they didn't ask us to do their threshing the next year. Those girls were out and around the, threshing machine all tl*i day and were as dirty as the boya When the Job was done. However, they were not the only Rlrls that were interested In the threshing machine or. (was it the toys?) If I am not mistaken the girls W years ago looked and were, much like they arc to- Then we're al) keyed up for a happy day Tb enjoy our thrashing in cid fashioned way. The engine puffs and slews » Floats Mad are a copy sf "Fresh Out Of The Attic” New Historical Book W Barry Os. Yoe May Obfals a Cppy Th. Bisnsr Offics. or M This Crepoa ... ' lot ot "achmart Ungs dat didn't amount to nottings" Well that will be what some at your read­ ers will think of me. Hovcver, wa really worked hard and T liked to hear the tallies dick and I could pitch as many bundles aa any cue and keep the machine a going, too. We never could have kept a crew of men If they hadn't had a good time and Iota of good eats. Surviving are her husband: a son; two daughters; a brother and two grandchildren. Funeral services and burial. (Saturday Only) 10c Deposit on Conto i non S. Hanover Wliy Save On One Item Just To Pay It Back On Another? A«P's Storewide Low Prices Give You A WONDERFUL CHOICE OF Gins TO TAKE HOME FOR Now Free Home Delivery TO TAKE OUT! Of Plaid Stamp Gifts! SUPER RIGHT BEEF PLAID STAMPS! 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BEEF, CHICKEN, TURKEY, SALISBURY STEAK, BACK TO SCHOOL' EXPENSES •25 to ’1,000 at... 112 5. Jsffsrton, Hutini* 10-OZ. HAM |I£ LOCAL Fl NANCE Phono Wl $-3*24 , B&K DRAFT ROOT BEER Memory turns to those joys we had When we were boya on the farm with dad. And no other thrills will ever Pineapple Tomato 10 'h FL OZ. CAN TOMATO OZ. CANS EACH CREAM OF ■ Mushroom 5 OZCANS Vienna Bread Jell-0 GELATIN DESSERTS A 3-°Z WT. in LOAVES BALL QUILTED Jelly Glasses o’f% ’1.19 �•—THE HASTINGS BANNER Blind Musician 'Chenoweth anil I Delton Area Personal Mention At Zion Lutheran F.os'er. .TJ?,Ap Let"1 ■ Vicki Guldet of Jenison visited Card of Thanks /H her grandparents, the Melvin im i 'n LooP Mr. and Mra. Charles Ander Campbells, last week and her Church Tuesday Woodland. Claude Clemens and Ahne. Meri Clemens and Clara Seeley attended the Clemens re­ union at Grand Blanc Bunday. 64 being present. Mrs. Ray Clem­ ens and Mrs. Leopold Markwart attended the Ionia fair Monday. Mrs. Emsberger Of Lake Odessa Succumbs Friday Lane fl Ateman, remembered for Uh «rk "Snler LaughX" and “L»te Soar wuh other audience the Ledges omipuny. Till* Will be Clone in the CARD OF THANKS ways, on Saturday, returning to Funeral service, were N-ld for tradition 111 evening golf league thb* fro(n_ Woodland called on ML'- her home with the Erways and and Mrs. Edna Loveland of ■»' .7C u I wish to alncerely thank Dre er. Claire Hobart, will nresent a 'Monday Grass Lake were dinner guests Mr*. Anna Enuberger. 90, Lake mH w«h —.v .i-h nirh.r.t takitur “ „ Birk and Blair, nurses and concert at Zion Lutlieran Church week with Richard Foster taking. AIl> McKlfnihy Bunday -a Mr« her grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. of the Herman Hauers an Thurs­ Odessa, at the Pickens Chapel xtuntlal rucrese, Wilson Guldet, 8r. ot Lacey. Her day and recent callers at, their burses' aids for the wonderful of Woodland oh Tuesday, Aug. my first puce In the Green Di- Ruth Yo<Tr returned at Lake Odessa Monday. Aug. 9. vision and George Chenoweth Ruth Yager returned to be­ tare I received while in Pennock I . k . i, home were Mr. ana Mrs. Ken- •t 1 30 with interment in Lake­ lli grabbing the top rung of the. home m Beaverton after visiting h^^Twry Hospital and my friends and ,Uittartt£?^Slneth of w>Bn<tou< aDd side Cemetery. Rev. P. W. BenRed Division. net relatives here. * Mr. an.i nelwff officiated. Foster spUt with Ralph Shir- Mrt Dgvid Randolph and dough■ falls. Your kindness will be long Mr- and Mra. CresUno Marquez Mrs. Enuberger. one of the key but Otto Christensen lirt tir froth Fair Haven are vlsllin.: in BatUe Creek. , residents of the nren. all four points to Aldrich to slip Mr. and Mrs Clyde Northuls and Clyde H. Conrad Guests of the Bert Benhams of Albuquerque, N. M.. aru oldest blind children. । Friday. Aug. 6. about 10 30 into second in lhe Green Divis- Mr and Mrs. Marvin Randolph from Wednesdax until Sunday spending several weeks with died Blind since three months old. ion. while Chenoweth ahoutout this week. their daughter and family, Mr. at ,ai the me Sunset uurux-i Acre* aerre R<*t Home,. ■* err Mr. and Mrs. Henry Felatra CARD OF THANKS Al Steury with Ids 42 lo movei Mr «nd Mra. Russell Peabod. and twin sons. Roger and Robert, and Mra Bernard Tobias, Cathy :near Hostings after ft long IIIhandicap of blindness, and took ahead of Eldon Mathews wlx> Bntl Mrs Peabody'S mints Mr of Fruitport. David Benliam of and Kimberly of 611 E. Walnut. ,nees. She had been at the-home | feit thanks and appreciation to his place Ln the public school lost four points to Jim Criming- j„sie and Minnie Sargent, an.! Akron. Ohio, is visiting his They are eapecially thriiled to Jar five months. all our friends, neighbors and er. her mother. Mrs. Katie Peterson grandparents, the Bert Benhams, MO tiiclr new granddaughter. I Cronlnger carded a 41 lo went to Northern Michigan for a until Labor Day. klndnesfl, cards and expressions from Gustavus Adolphus College The Floyd and Clinton CadMrs. C. H. Felucr spent Friday of gympathy. floral tributes. Hos­ In St. Peter, Minn., the coik-go night with Jack Laubaugh — — i.i. ------------------- 1 । . Wilcox wucux spool spent a nay day wiui with me:' that- ami Saturday in Detroit visiting wailoder families attended the _— . pital Guild 1. Albion Women's where his father served as a pro-’ and Dick Jacoba iaubaugh daughter and family, Mr. am. her sister. Mra. Either Llhd. who funeral of their brother, Olenn Club. Jolly Jills, Joanna Circle. fesoor Following graduation he won three from Jacobs in the Mrs Kenneth Kahler. ★ Pali, h hospitalized there. Bhe married Chariest Ernsix-rgMrs. Bponsble for her beautiful attended the Lutheran Bible InIn-1 Blue Divide*. । Pullens from Allegan spent Sun Mr and Mrs. Charles Burch Wetherby Funeral Home in Jack­ er in 1893 and they had lived roses, pallbearers: to Mrs. Y arg er stltute in Minneapolis, Minn, j No matches were played in the day with his sister and famll-- and family attended the wedding son on Saturday. for tlie last 52 years In their ~™ r''~' ir„rw he t.® met r— Ulia—Norma IL. fLien,. :i Blue and Mrs. Crue for their kind help Here Miss Division. ** ------•* . I Mr and Mrs. Clyde Northuls. | of Edna McOonegal and Robert Callers on Wednesday of last home ot 812 Tupper lake Street. in preparing the food: to Rev. arekatat the Frank Prentice home Mra. Lila Baake and daughte; JM. Burch, diaries' brother, Elliott for ids comforting words: ure mate ana ms eyre tor mm. i Green — Feldpausch vs A. !Mrs. Marqueta Smith and daugh- the Holy Trinity Church in were Mr. and Mrs, Stewart Jack­ Methodist Church, waa ft life also to the WalldorfT-Sponable Rev. Einar Unseth, Zion Luth-1 Smith. Huebner vs. son of Mill Lake and Mra. Wm Shirkey; ters. Mra. Princess Morris and Jackson onSaturday. You Ret a full measure-of John Funeral Home for their thought- eran pastor. Mid. • McAllister vs. Jerow, Cook vs daughter went to Northern, Mr andMrs. Leon Gray spent Jackson of Florida. Dinner guesL-s Chanter 315. and active in the He had a desire to enter the.arooa: Flora vs Aldrich. Cooper Michigan for a couple of days * Sunday Sunday with with her brother. Or|o Orlo Friday evening were the Pren- W8C8 and Women’s Fellowship Deere performance and conve­ her brother. Mrs Harry P Osborn nience inthcH h.p. "HO Lawn ministry but due to the un-! w, sexton: Roue vs Siegel. Pugh Mr. and Mre. David Honeywell Main, of Marcelius. Visitors re­ of the Congregational Church as and Family and Garden Tractor. ' certainty family are------leaving . -------< -aa — to — whether or not; vs. Christensen. Kelhl ,a.v». Pot--and .— ------------ — ■on -­ a. va- cently at the Gray home have Clarence Prentice, of Okomos. long as h«T health permitted _ <-artan W 'T'hr, Dr. and Mrs. Wsaley Logan he rY-Allr! could, ai as a a KUnrf blind mar, man. be or- I| .. ter cation thia this week. * The ninnlr, picnic ar at been Mre. Harold-Gray and Surviving are her. husbaqd. Independent ground-speed con­ CARD OF THANKS dalned. began to give sacred Red—Gardner vs U. O Miller at­ granddaughter of Olivet, Mr. and and Mr. and Mrs -Harold Downs Charles, four grandclilldrin. and trol. Double oafe electric •tart­ -- uuncr »■. »IUK. William - -------- Cheney ---------• ’s- cottage - --- -W- Albertlne Bauer—Our heartfelt concerts. During thia this time he I Frandsen v>. ! Hlearant Lake last Sunday w»' Mrs. Richard Hart and two attended the MotoFJiomes Asso­ 13 great, grandchildren. vs. W. Cron Inzer; Inger; J. j.Hleazant er. Double-action brakes. At­ thanks to ail who extended com­ traveled into Texas among the Cronlnger vs. Guenther, Stanley wel> “tUnded Ther' werc 37 daughters of Grand Rapids, and ciation Stale meeting at Pioneer tachments for mowing, clearing forting sympathy and help in our Mexicans. | VB the ...... weather wasn t Mra. Claude Lonkerd of Battle Park in Muskegon over the weekva.. Pwmlkas; hl-sueu, Martin ,-uarun vs vs. Lawtaw- ,rcn - ; though —— — ...... ............. anow. gardening, spraying ... recent sorrow. For the beauUful rente. Chenoweth va Wlnick; |*° *ood Creek. service, floral offerings and other many more. Mr. and Mrs. Mark Young and tya, -He fell like a tan of , sumry — va -Hodgea. ----------------Goodyear -—- -----vk j Mr and Mra. Joe Oelde* and Dr. and Mrs. Tom Walers and ricks for the noUte Mexicans Booth; *Vw,.h- w -.n-J- — ' family from Schoolcraft were family of St. Paul. Minn, are family of Prospect Heights, III . Keep your homestead In trim, Mathews vs. Osgood. Tul. Blue — Gillespie vs. Wood. [Sunday dinner gueste at »dr .and house-guests of his sister, lhe who have been spending three and handle many farm chorej^ Pierre Longtln SUmaty vs. H. Smith; Laubaugh* w,d f»«nUy- P Tom Toffees, and arc also vLdt- weeks with her parents, the Lyle Hlsaing tlie villlan and chevr- too, with n .John Deere 110 Lath Hoffman Hulberts. at -----their ---------cottage at va' ironatne. Ironside. Macirou MacLeod vs. vs. snrrSher- ;, •“. and Mrl- Dsvld ..■..mumi Kennlsten ing hU father, lhe Ray Waters.------------...... Tractor. Convenient credit. Barney Longtln the invitation of one of tbe wood; Panfil vs. Chase Burr vs •a,ld returned to their Ray and Tom are doing a bit of'Grand Traverse Bay. have re­ week as tile _ Ledges PH.vIwu.mLatin Americana there. Hubbell; Fletciter vs. Hoilbier home at Governor, Island. N Y . lishing this week, and Tom's wife, turned to their home. The Hul­ bock —'*came ------- *— u **to thel^ home Blnec hU marriage In 194B,:Jacolx va Cove- Mitchell vs afler vl81,ln« Mr* Kennlsten’s ls also spending a few days with *bcrU CARD OF THANKS parents. Mr. Mr. and and Mrs. Merl her family at Femdale. here for the weekend and enter­ parents. ' I wish to thank Drs. Morrill Mr. Hobart and his wife hove Mitchell vs. 81m. Boske, and others Miss Elizabeth Finch, a teacher tained for the first birthday of and Pryor and lhe hospital staff been doing missionary work in; White-Roberts vis. B. Miller. “ Mr. and Mrs Myron Campbel! In the Hosting, schools, is hos- their granddaughter. Lisa Young, Lardo Texas. At flrat he felt I Kinney vs Bay; Snyder vs, -for the wonderful care and at­ and family left for a two-week pitalued at 8t. Joseph Memorial before her porenta left Their tention I received while a. pa- that the bulk of his work would I Clarke. Rohd- vs. Clarey- War- ' „ (camping trip in Northern Michl-‘ Hospital in Kokomo, Ind. where unordained minister, j ner v&. James, McMillan vs. [[ ■tieut -*t the Pennock Hospital. following petit ion IWarren and Jeffrey of Eaton JOHb Also my friends, neighbors and but the Lord opened up a dif- Tucker- J Bennett VW Bum*. Ban S’tUrtiay. ♦ Mr. and Mrs ; she will undergo surgery JANITORS r Ke’in»th Ka»*ler and family and I The Ted Ziegler, vacationed Rapids. Mrs. Lyle Halgh of Lan­ LAWN l» t-ARHEN relatives for the visits and cards. feremttypedt workof hem sing. and Joe Schroeder of East TRAITOR h They were told of a blind man, ’ Frank Castle COOKS I family enjoyed a wonderful out-1 lord 'nils week Greg Zlagler I* ianslng. Also, the Hulberts* son. who though he had lost his sight, ing at Gun Lake. * Mrs. Daisy-a guest of Willie Carter at Tlllot- David, who has been with the BAKERS periutps because of too much | Peabody from Vermontville vlsi-lson Lake and Barbara is spend- Peace Corps Ln East Pakistan for CARD OP THANKS liquor, now wanted to learn FOOD SERVICE . ted her sons and family. Mr. and ing the week with Mr. and Mrs. We would like to express our Airs Russell Peabody and fami- Gerald Ziegler at Plainwell. will be entering WMU this Full. HANDLERS thanks to our friends and neigh­ | ly and Mr. and Mra. John PeaMr. and Mrs. Clarence Gliding Tlie Hulberts returned the first bors for Uie many acts of kind­ Hobart, sought out this man | body. Saturday and Sunday, w and Mrs. Leora Newtbn have of the seek to Grand Traverse ness during the Illness and nt: and began teaching him braille. I Mr and Mrs. Ira Stairs from been spending a few days with Bay. Boon requrets came from others Vermontville visited her brother the ladles’ sister. Mr. and Mrs. Visiting the John Woods all also for learning braille. last weak were their sonMICHIGAN and and family. Mr and Mra. John Harold Stflcer. ____________ of Howell. STATE for their Mr orkLMrs. Herbert Wilcox . family. Mr. and Mre. Neville M. Peabody. Monday. UNIVERSITY In ceremonies at Subic Bay. of Tompa/lTa, formerly of Has- Wood and Larry, of Orlando. Fla. family. Thanks to Rev. Elliott, braille. Today the Hobart's have Personnel Center A house-guest this weekend Ungs, spent several days last I Saturday guests were W. A. Kelpallbearers, Leonard-Osgood, and their own school building where ; Philippines, aboard the Seventh 257 West Michigan Ave. the ladies who provided food. they teach regular academic sub­ Fleet amphibious command ship of Patricia Anderson at the cot­ week with Mr. and Mrs. Harvey |!ogg and Stanley Williams of Estes (AGC-13), a Hastings Na­ tage of her parents, the Hugo McCarty of BatUe Crept and the i Flint. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Col12A N. Jcffenon jects aa well as the Bible to val officer received lhe Navy East Lansing. Michigan weekend in Kalamazoo with Mr. ler and baby daughter ot Pittstheir blind students. Commendation Medal "for meri­ her roommate from WMU. M1m and Mrs Ward Stoner | burgh. Pa, were callers on Fri“It wUl be a privilege to hear Mr. and Mrs. Ray Clemens day. Mr. and Mrs. Robert O. Moore the concert given by this blind torious axhievement In connec­ Linda Hunsberger. tion with operations against man who with Ms strong voice sings his own com peelIlona. If I you think your lot Ln life is Aug. 4. 1964." CHEVROLET CARD OF THANKS IA. William 8. Buehler. Every inch a rugged John Deere 6Melerd rammer1 At the Ledges HELP, MALE. FEMALE ® i ,Keith a!nk.'" •«•<« I ,l A*11*21 n*y .Oay.* Officer Earns Medal for Combat Effort Goodyear B>os. Implements Ph. Wl 5-5052 felt thanks and sincere appreci­ one Li cordially invited." pastor ation* for the many kind acts rendered, expressions of sym­ pathy, beautiful floral tributes charge, but a free-will offering and food sent Ln from our kind for the Hobart’s Mixtion Wark friends, relatives and neighbors during our recent bereavement C. Finkbeiner. Special gratitude worth your wait in mlraJ Donah! W. WuJzen. Sev-| enth Fleet iimptUblmut force 50 Attend Funk Fair Lake Reunion quick response. Beeler Funeral Home for their thoughtful serv­ ice and Rev. Gerald Bates for his operations officer of ibe des­ troyer Maddox (DD-731* which tlie medal from Admiral Wulzen. Delton. Paul H. NIUe. The citation ac­ companying the medal was read ent including the to Lt. Buehler by Admiral WulI tribute that will always be and Mrs. Donald O Funk. Mr. zen during tlx- ceremonies gratefully remembered. Sharing honors with Lt. BuehMrs. Bert holt Funk and Mr. and C. Finkbeiner Mm Nelson Eddy. They came . Robert E. MftcLean. daughter of retired . from Florida. Indiana and Illi­ M. and daughters U. 8. Coast Guard Captain and 1 nois. The reunion will be held Mrs. Clifford R. MocLcan of Cedarville. and Mrs Marvin Demond. Coun­ Mrx.^ Buehler pinned the | cil Crest Rood, BatUe Creek. CARD pF TRANKS Wa sincerely want to thank al) of the many friends, neighbors gan on the afternoon of Aug. 2 when his vessel become the beautiful greetings and gifts sent object of unprovoked North Vletto us on our 50th Anniversary Hastings Traffic Tickets flowers fcnd’glfts and called while Zelah was in the hospital for 38 days'and since her return home. WB also Want to thank the doctoH and staff of Lakeview Haspital' and -the Bedford Rescue AUG Squad for their very prompt fleer of the Deck, lie directed the operations of. the Maddox Uiank our children and their families for their wonderful AUO. help' in maintaining our ( home and for making needed improvcments In the home. All this Is greatly appreciated and will AUG never be forgotten. Maurice and Zelah Healy CARD OF THANKS I wish to thank Dr. Bonlfer and the nursep at Community Hospital during my recent sur­ of nl] control statlona. ... night action of Aug. 4. Lt. Buch- I ler conned the Maddox in tho two-hour running battle and j ordered more tiinn 80 vigorous tnaoetnilr. traffic InUr- courae changes to evade the tor"By his prompt arid expert actions tn the face of hostile fire." the citation rend, "Lt. Buehler contributed materially ' to the success of his ship and i up-held the highest traditions of the United States Naval Service.’ Hastings Building Permits | Hastings Mfg. Co. for the beauti­ ful flowers, also all of my friends, relatives and neighbors for the beautiful iwwcT>. flowers, gwiiw, plants, (Aiua cards । Muuiui ------ ,---------------- and gifts sent to me since my - AOO 4' _ gukud jscebw ts» aurgenr. Your kindness will al- I — Stat — —— ••—" ways be remembered ;ss . Mrs. Ins Welton e Business Directory with the Seventh Fleet am phi- ' paled In three amphibious । landings of U. S. marines In i the Republic of Vietnam. I Amphibious Force Seventh rie« Fleet u U nomrporua homeported at sumo Sublo ' Bay. some 80 miles northeast of [ -• the Subic Bay Naval Base Ls as­ signed lo Lt and Mra Buehler and their three children A 1952 Hastings High Schoo! iruduate. Lt Buehler pursued higher studies at the University celved PRODUCTION CREDIT ASSOCIATION u. । »• 4 r.M. 845-9415 training under Cloverdale - Hope By Mrt. Stephen O a good TH£ SHERWOOD AGENCY INSURANCE tO*UT W. SHUW000. Mr. laturanc* Fill All Forms of Corvtk Monza Sport Coupt. 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'We Advertise to Stay Ahead' END-OF-MODEL LARKE BUICK CLEARANCE SALE NEW & USED CARS CHEVROLET Late Model Trade-Ins CLASSIFIED AD FAOE HASTINGS BANNER MINIMUM RATE Gat a One Owner 1435 S. Hanover Wl 5-2425 PHONE Wl 5-3481 Wl 5-2426 61 ta 64 Car! ^•ZuW For the Best Terms and Values in Town See the Dodge Boys at HASTINGS MOTOR SALES 1963 CHEVROLET USED CAR LOT 1963 CHEVROLET BETTER USED CARS PRICED TO MOVE 1963 BUICK Calandar of Special Event* BUNDAY, AUGUST 1* DELICIOUS CHICKEN DIN­ NER to be served at BL Ambrose Church Hall from 12 noon until 4 pm. on Sunday, Aug. 15. Pub­ lic invited. Adults *150, children 1963 CHEVROLET la llMltefa. MIUdgSK Plata of haldteg ot «*l4 demonstrated a suixessful per­ sonal and employment back­ ground. Experience in retell 1962 CHEVROLET II SATURDAY, AUG. 38 BAM SUPPER at the Hastings VPW Hall, 2 mites west of Has­ tings on M-37 and M-43. Serving ing and brakes, new w/wall tires, radio, one owner. NOTICES STORE DEXTER BOAT TRAILER—For sale. Will carry up to 16 IL boat. New baby buggy. Phone Wl 5-2796 8/12 SrViSf- W4 J. UudMo, Spa it Business Services il'LRir4 1962 CHEVROLET BEL AIR ... 4 Dr. Sedan, V-8 motor, automatic transmission, radio, w/walls, nice maroon finish. 1961 MERCURY GOOD AS NEW pcrienceand background. Bene­ fits Include: paid hospital and life insurance plan, dependents hospital and sickness plan, paid sickness plan, paid vaca­ tion plan, six paid holidays, unifqnn plan, paid training and development plan. If in- QUICK" SALE 1961 FORD PICKUP 1964 Apache 'Golden Eagle' 1961 Campei BUICK il 00 to <125 a week. Age 31 and over with car. I can place three in a job with public contiwcL Paid dally. Past Avon, Stanley. Watkins. Raleigh, etc. Representatives encouraged to apply. Liberal bonus program Write Box 934 c o Bastings with Canopy ond New Spore Tire, plus Extra Floor Covering. (Used .6 times). COME TO WHERE THE USED CAR SAVINGS ARE REAHM MOTOR SALES $$ on One of These One- new with extras, $1044.00. SAIX in second ward. Near Bliss. Corner tot. gaa heat, fuU basement, garage. Call 045*5448 for appointment. . tn 2/3 ACRE NEW WATERPROOF TARP Coll Wl 5-3884 after Management Opportunity FARM IMPLEMENTS Farm Machinery Heating - Plumbing Sarvic* WINICK SURPLUS 206 N. Michigan Ph. W *-3334 9 aUl te th. rnnSilloaa al KAECHELE'S one, la fully patented and guar­ anteed. You can easily earn *30 per day in your spare time. Write staling your home ad­ dress and telephone number. Frederick W. Miller. 510 All­ colt, Manhall. Mich. 8/19 LEGALS Power Steering, Radio. .4L14* —4 -Section 13-ft. Drag- Good 1963 MERCURY MONTEREY shape! Chatom. 4 Dr, H-Top, Full Power, Like New .............. *1,3*6 —Grain Bin to fit Pick-up Truck. 1963 CHEVROLET IMPALA 4 Dr, V8 Sedan, has P. Steer­ ing. P. Brakes, One Owner, FOR QUICK SALE—1964 Apache -Golden Eagle” camper with canopy and new spare tire plus extra floor covering. Used 6 times. Sleeps four perfectly. $695.00 SUMMER SPECIALS —Save Owrjar. New-Ccr Trades . . . Sleeps four perfectly. Cost —Use RexalTs fast permanent. Regular *3 00—Now |1J». Mo NEAR SOUTHEASTERN pre-shampoo— No after odor SCHOOL-3 bedrooms up, liv­ ing room, dining room, kitehen, bath, bedroom down. Full base­ ment, Lennox oil furnace. % FS JACOBS PHARMACY acre tot. Double garage, Want FOR FAST 24-BOUR FILM our equity of *2.000. you take SERVICE I No charge far overover payments on *4.400. Phone sixe prints. tf 045-4844. 1312 8. Hanover, Bas­ ABLE PAPER — For picnics, family reunions, tote of usee. 40- by 300-. *350 at The Ban- GOODYEAR BROS. NOTICE MR. FARMER: Your Form Bureau dealer is headquerteri for Quality Seeds that are certified for use in Michigan. for Independent business. This position offers well above average earnings as well aa excellent fringe benefits. Car necessary, but no long trips away from home. For per­ sonal interview, please write brief resume'lo: Mr. Henry Upson. P.O. Box 184. Toledo. gal. oil drum, wash bowls and pitchers, copper boiler. 16 ft. oak dining table, scales, cross- antique pUtfc Grove, De! lot: I DON'T GAMBLE ... Um Fem Bureau'* Guarantaad Seed* ond “High Analytte** Plant Food- We recommend the inoculation 1959 FORD V*, Bld- Trins. 1959 FORD V* Automatic IMS FORD V* Convertible WE WILL HIRE 5 men in tlie' Barry County area beginningI Aug. 10. The men we hire will1 have to be neat, aggressive and self-motivating. Must be able to get along on average income during short training period. Send brief resume to P.O. Box 1960 MERCURY Caavertibto Farm Bureau Services Motor Sales vu 2-year old from 6:50 am. to 4 pm., five days a week. Prefer own transportation. Call after 4 pm. 045-0435 8/12 RECEPTIONIST — For Medical office. Full time. Apply in own handwriting te Box 083 c/o Hastings Banner, slating age. experience, qualifications, etc. •ELECTROLUX Vacuum Cleaner. late model. Bold new for (145. Balance due only *38 Or *125 per week. Balance includes all cleaning attachments and guarantee plus automatic cord H ACRE LOT and 1050 house­ trailer. 46x10. 3 bedrooms. Good well and septic tank. Tele­ phone Wl 5-4560 8/26 Wlth dial control equipment in lovely cabinet, real nice. Makes Downtown store building 2500 to 5000 sq. IL W1U pay fair price. Write Box 966 c/o Has­ tings Banner. . 8'.1* WANTED*HOMeTn’cOWT^* between Freeport and Hastings to rent with option to tmy. to- HOUSE WANTED—To rent or lease with option to buy 3 ®r 4 bedroom with garage. Ph®* * �jhui—wi Board of Trade THE 4H’ers Reveal Deep Interest In Science "8.000 Helping 4H’ers Know Market HASTINGS BANNER meiedfn young people's |n»t tn Mrtenfe laggtngT "Not any* T. W Ttlumpnon. ser­ i director for the National Service CtanmlUce And Iu­ ka up hu statement with ; Reckless Driver the program with county awurtls of gold-filled medals The Co­ Douglas A Smith. O< R. operative extension Service se­■ lects the winners of these awardsi Marshall. paid a On* at *00 plus court co*u after he wa* found and the conference delegate* Stale participating In the 4H1 rulity of rvcklea* driving BatorGrain Marketing program are:'■ day by Municipal Judge L. E. • Barnett He had been arrested The Chicago Board of Trade, : by Deputy Ben H. Sullivan un one ot Um largest terminal mar­ kets tn Uie world, t* helping the Heath Road last June 10 young crop producers understand FARM NEWS FARMERS inquiring LOOK! The program encourages young people to trace the movement of grain from fam to market and MMPA Reports New Price to Area Dairies 11 you are coetidermg th# Con(true I ran of a milking parlor check these important features when you Pennock's Insulating Blocks Steel Doon Protected Points Aluminum Windows Sand and Gravel Cement and Mortar Nashville PENNOCK SMITH BROS. ■ : Control Michigan's Most Complete Fertiliser Service . ^ondcuTtI NASHVHXI, MICHIGAN FERTILIZER FACTS s with yes* and your pocket­ * hock in mind. Wt allow j 10*. off an fertilise* paid for during August, 9% for Sept.-Oct payment and then • % up to Dec. 15th. And if you want te put on fertiUser this faff for spring crops, we can arrange terms for neat (pring settlement. We'd like te work with you. The hig spreader, also get the discount So. SI.00 per RT.XS’TZJh Michigan Art Exhibit in Ann Arbar recently, the fell down some stair* breaking her right hip In two places She was immediately taken to the University Hospital where she remains. Mrs. Mildred . La Ila Is taking over lhe respondbiUty of working out details for the art show, which for year* has been an outstanding event scholarships National 4H Entomology pro­ gram Sponsor of tin- program I for the 14th conarcuUvr year Is Hercules Powder Company. The pricing agreement reached tn February ot this year expired nt midnight. July 31. The new price to dairies announced by ■ Wt happen lo believe the l MSU fertiliser recommendslion, are safest for best re­ sults at lowest cost. Can we help yew with the mF Drunk Driver falx price honoring four teachers from the President Maple Valley school district Three teachers. Miss Jennie Boyd. "------- Mrs Gertrude Montgomery and of Jackaon. ment. we feel that the price of Ralph Richardson are retiring ■*---- *“ 10 .per hundred pounds of from teaching and Mr*. Margery milk, eatabilahed by MMPA. is------- ----------------- -----------eaaenllal to Michigan dairymen sencc to leach in Florida. SMITH THE V STORE 104 W. STATE, HASTINGS QUITTING BUSINESS? OUR TIME IS RUNNING OUT New Groups ... New Low Prices ... The Bargains You See Here Are Only a Few of the Hundreds at the V STORE. Cecil Barrett. Harry Johnson and Michael Appelman The circus is coming to Nash­ ville for a one day stand Tueaday, Aug. 24. Tlie exact location Lake Odessa • Woodland Plant at Woodbury You'll Find Kitchenware, Dishes, Toys', School Supplies and Hundreds of Other ThihgS fbr the Family at the Lowest Prices Anywhere! Entire Stock DID YOU KNOW THAT THE ONLY PLACE IN TOWN WHERE YOU CAN BUY A Games * Toys Dolls Entire Stock Point Brushes RUMMAGE TABLE Includes CloHtes. Games, Toys, Etc. Money Order PRICE All Sixes Out They Go! New Things Daily Bo by Foods mRac" • VALUES TO 98c Bakers is at the Values to 29c SAVE UP TO '/2 AND EVEN MORE Entire Stock Garden SuppU« AU Models Car, - Plane, Monsters That's right! And it is as convenient as a check. Our rAII Colors Values to 55c National Store Hours Entire Stock Finger Nail Polish Lactan PRICE SAVE ON EVERY PURCHASE Entire Stock Cafe and Curtain Rod* While It Lost*'. money orders also hove two copies, one for your receipt Value* to 29c ond one retaining copy for the bank for your safety. Why not take advantage of this ’ convenience and our other numerous services, remember on Saturday afternoons you get Table this service only at the PRICE RATIONAL BANK OF HASTINGS Open doily Monday thru Saturday ’til 3:00, Thursdays 'til 12:00 NEVER BEFORE! NEVER AGAIN! Entire Stack DEPOSITS INSURED UP TO $10,000.00 Loans from s60°° to ’60,000' THE V STORE 104 W. STATE, HASTINGS XMAS DICOtATIONJ Usht*. Seal* and Wrapping Paper � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/492/HastingsBanner_1965-08-19.pdf 5db04010e978b4ace2afdf2671c589c5 PDF Text Text rf“: ) The Hastings Banner One Hundred and Tenth Yeai 20 Paget—3 Section* Hatting*, Michigan, Thursday, August 19, 1965 Sco the Claes C District Softball Tournament This Week NUMBER 18 Section On Group Makes Plans to Stimulate Interest; ‘Life-Saving Program bi Jeo/Mirdy Without New Donors Nashville Adds 'June Weather Hastings had an average high of 79 4 during the Policeman, Buys temperature month ot June with an average Street Cleaner of 40 on June 3 and 13. Total Barrv County < participation in the American Red Crw free bltaxi program is in jeopardy, probably because of apathy, and some 35 persons gathered al the Episcopal Parish House Monday night to rekindle enthusiasm for something which ha> meant life, itself, to nuny local residents. ■ . * It not only has meant life itself—by making blood immediately available when it is needed— but it has saved indi­ viduals many dollars in hastens ; recovery so that they ing lhel--------------------could b« released from hospitals and reU the Ci them mealing Durii precipitation of 3.78 Inches was The Nashville village council recorded at the Hasting* Fisheries has hired an auxiliary police of­ Research Station during June. ficer. He Is Lawerance Junior Wood, who resides on Shermsn _ - . . , Btreet. He hs* been * resident of , \ ltiiiim/1 ill Barry county for over 30 years, UllUIvU 111 and has had considerable expert-! „ . ” » . ence in police work, having) < A/>/<inPTltQ served a* an MP In the Army. /ItClUCIllS under the direction of u.™ S.T Rliss Foundry Workers Ratify Over Weekend Chief Don Lair. SrtFral person* were injured A new policy has been adopted on highway* In Barry County by the village officials concern- 0VM the w««kend. sheriff * offiing use of the village dump ««»» reported. maintained by Ray Shaneck. The | Ab<>ut 7:40 a-m- Saturday a step was necawary inasmuch as near headon collision wa* avOIdresldenta of the area have been Itd- Deputy Wendell Armour re­ dumping garbage, which is Ported, when Scott Cleveland. 24. strictly against the law. along 31 Arlington. Battle Creek, with other refuse swerved to the right while drlvThf. (Itimn win ln8 north on M'37 l'lst north of “» Believe Apathy Slows Blood Flow Into RC Program rss named chairman ot an or- Npw Agreement E . IIOW MANY DO YOU KNOW?—This picture of the Hastings High School Hand of 1*15, and menibera of the orcheatra. belongs to .« :w To Dedicate W. BUM Company and the, d.r:L rt.'ra - ------ --M* API .CIO was ratified, it was announced in a Joint release by the company home, Others on that commltta. are Lawrence Penrod. DDB., the A Janke Fr<nk R1I. Pleasants iew to Open Sept. 7 W ith ■-6y R.MX.........................................................................., -EDITORIALS The partlrs concluded nego- Wtawell. Claude Gardner. John itailuns on Thursday, Aug. 11, Bay and Robert F. Anders, and the agreement wa* raUfird ' others at the meeting were Mr. by the membership on Friday, and Mr* Harry Burke. Mr. and ; ■ । Aug. IX Mrs. Richard M. Cook. Wade i Barry County, which took VE along the vrsik* up and down the ]VeW TCfll'llCFS The new agreement, covering SJiook. David J ^^en^r Mra : day In stride, cut locae with a rash j street, marching bands appeared/ ' K 180 foundry employees, run* for a of public and private celebrations --------------------------I rvMentb with’no---prior organha-। Tu££?’ :t. twn-vrnr oerlod ending July Caln. George Young*, ray A. 55^. ii Clardy. Jack L. Hoke. Joe Burk3I' ‘w' , holder, Helen C. Peter*. Arthur munlty. The council authorised ! In his own lane In time oenior High Senior rsign School txnooi building punning by oy ■i when — announcement -----------------------of Japan* --------- .— ti°n T and •-practice --------- — - but no onefg4,pt 7 wltfl uI( day The agreement provides for »| S heplse. George Hamaty. Nella K- Maple I,.,!... —r me the purchase of a street cleanCleveland, en route to Hastings .the Valley Board nt of OVt.. Edu-. <■surrender 'surrender came 'over the wl.M wires ।tmindart minded. TlMlUte Despite t)u« the crowama crowding and cluses win will- oegm begin al 8:* ^*nd minora, uopue tne ano.I classes .u 8 *"1!: general mwMi wage wa»n tncrense. inrrrw— improved imnroved I SJ'8 !}' Agnes Smith, Millie »r Th. Th. .«.( U i. ■p,rauuul, ■ !o Ptay in the Hastings Country; twenty years ago. Nothing really | confusion, there were iio accident* will be dtemlMWd nt 3:15. Princl- insurance program for both ac- oimsied „. .,««« wc—W •«.■( ... ...n « »• ----------------------------------------- - — ? ,----------- ----------- - --•‘■-ov.puncture of an arm and back ployccs and inrr ran r d vacation. Kvllhley. Some time ago Putnam Library I injury Hl* wife, Janet. 23. and i Instant reaction to" the official end-| paflert wr.h one another that 'the a, ja5t Vear. with one benefit* for tong term employe^. sas re-vamped to form a district son, Billy, 3. apparently were un'Mr*. Keith Gordon i ing of the most destructive war ( night and every one was given the new driver and possibly two Two, - - , I new buses have been ordered and . eligible for penal monies which ] uninjured. Cleveland did play i expect them to be delivered by; were not being received. The golf on Sunday.orublc occasion. (need it st the moment. ' the time school opens. tint check has come through In | Roger Smith, who will be 20 | There was no formal organlta- I ... the amount of 31.067.00 The 11- years old Saturday, of Middle- Mason Koad - Nashville Highadded to the staff. Mtas Sharon I covering the°34 counUe»r*»rv«i brarian* are making new cards ville has been In Pennock Hosplby th# Reiion*l Blood for their Index file, and the tai with a broken bock suffered The board ha* decided to hold People just look over and vented I come an end to Use huge casualty Gragg. Grove City. Ohio, will I VFI3 yV<»V.VUU woman. Mr* Sam Smith and about 145 am. Sunday when the all home football games thl* their happlncas in what was prob- i^t* and parents here and every-, r> • . Csnter. were at the session to Mr* Fordyce Showalter, are car tn which he wa* riding went field m !,b:y of ,he nol“ri: and 11X01 where could be quite certain that I again conducting a story hour out of control on the Brigg* Road The J>lton Board of Educal ion . U UB* pointed out that Bany for the children each Saturday i near the Shaw Lake Road In games next Spring will be play- K0’,ul exhibitions of ' dlsonianterd the morrow would not bring the I will teach tilth and sixth morning The youngsters are dl-. Yankee Springs. •d at the Griswold athletic field j organization" ever seen here. Out dnaded letter, »riur’ al the regular August meeting county u ming more blood than vlded Into two groups, the1 The car. driven by Nancy Wl- in VennontvIBe. with the track Of nowhere, so it seemed, auto , , , The other members of the adpoted a resolution calling for lt contributes. In I960 th* county lourth. fifth, and sixth graders In balda, 20. R5 Hastings, rolled '--■ ’ •y are: Ixonu 'VanDelic. i ft special election to be lurid|, donated IJ»5 pinta and ussd cantr.ru ,artnra smn noma artnea- , mow „.nv.•(» ttlv, rrmrnilx1rd lhc „le. [ ^™‘£1 leBfh klnder. one group and the younger chit-, over and hit a tree on the east W1I| ,..,K wfnHar. i..—. --------- --- - --------- a credll balance; in IB®. . Ing. lines of stake dancera pranced j (please turn to Pace 4. this Sec.) ! garten tn the forenoon and eighth bonding for the proposed add!- the hi dren in another > side of the road. Deputy Armour ■ ■. . ■ ■ ■ ■ .. ■ ,grade trgu- jin — [K'V'.n, .. _ ._ — . ..... they were alternated) It will' । the afternnnnafternoon; TLeonei Uon • Charlene Wllbc and Sharon Hel;Scott. Hastings, first grade. _ _ H Johnain extdalned pinta and donated only 947. The Isel. I that the estfin*ted $650,000 pro- trend of using more blood and I custodial time Involved in inovbrace’ iIng Police route cnier Chief Donald uoruna Lairs Lair's rereu> * utace ni and settln Tbtal sales taxes collected In I and sreond grades; Irene; setting up the blcuchers 1 donating less is continuing this port for the month of July jn-'Tuesday His *•* brtktn ftt both fields Japhet. Delton, srennd grade. ! .... . Japhet. Delton, second grade: । Hastings, tax motdra. At Monday's meeting Dr. W R Barry County from o31 return* ui Leona Braidwood. Braidwood Haatmgs Haslis:” third ''rn.cd wlfhln the dy X eluded four theft*, checking out lr' Utw place*, according to the’ Michigan school district* June was ;'.3),745 8> That includid grade; an empty apartment which, had teport. He is a T-K graduate and1 dec provision* of public act No.1 grade; *Catheriiw Catherine NeweU. Newell. Battle Battle i ■*“’ "5““ ‘ 1 nirk in ted out f Birk. md MJJ., hrleflv briefly no pointed out been broken Into; One threat to;01* wn ot Mr “ntl Mr* Harry 310.9JI from building materials, creek, third and fourth Trades: ited also Indicated that a public mectlntr will l>c held in tin? near kill: shooting firecrackers, two'8mlli,■ are now required to hold public (ram ""“JJ ““a (uU>m-ra expl.ln U» pra>««. prowlers and a shoplifting. He| Clinton h . Davis. 47. Comstock , Ulclr propel [JUd . oc ------------ -- • ;—~—-■: Hearings on uieir propoocxl DuaHof- Important it is to obtain about handled nine traffv ----------- must . .be I Area resident* “took cover" r • 337JB7B from food. 328.792 «rom prlneipa! Tack. R3 Bellevue, will1 Elementary Principal Hol 1 plaint* i received welved a a cut cut on on the the forehead forehead — guch <lustrings eighth grade m the fore- melsler conveyed the recon iU’ <* ®°* tmUie Norrta ltaid!b<‘W prlor lhe fl,uU “loPUon Monday afternoon whrn police automotive tales. 31973 from apand policed four m| dSjtognorth ’ parti. I!570 from furniture. 36917 noon mendationa of the teaehei lilt and run; one of'a person 1 *’• XCTeXr t ---------------~~“:or tnc bm !^K hy the txMtd o!' radlo ,nd Whlle the Bloodmoblie has dis­ television (wtn miscellaneous retail and; ' ' . . . committee, on the adoption « running Into a train; one car'lt’ Prairieville Township. Just; ~ ’ continued blink* In Delton. Nashwarned of an approaching tor- 8M19 from . ,-.™r £££'t Those » P^r*« । and taeyele accident and uvj-^uih of 3toui Mlle Road, about, A b|| h . 35 per student is now due Those nado but this section of the ln nui '' acre 361BB.74. .'who have not paid last year's) ..................... ...... poor response, it la still necessary State escaped damaging blow* • rental fee will not be issued , IIX.. nut lor resiarms oi inoro areas Ing many textbook*.. sugggated । bTbod to help sustain the । books until the fee I* paid. during the electrical storm which ■ IVqqL. JI |n fft the Silver Burdette seriea. ThC nrrxtrarn P uw hit shortly alter 3 pm 11 db11 \ 111L lU Investigated 30 u e neral nnn 11 lctt 111 e highDo,'nl to ’‘PProve thc: It was explained again that . criminal complaint* including ^rted0* The rattiiw>II>oceurriM superintendent'*-office. ■ 14310 1,11 ln lotrrnu *tth 137 '1 ,| !• and 11 am. and 2 to 4 p.m. recommendation*. every Barry County resident— four house check* He received . uSh^drtvJSJ?^ The tentative budget shows j inches flooding the earth on If there arc any kindergarten- i rnn*ractA 2*en! whether or not he or she gives assistance from other police de-;n r MorrUI Hobbs driveway, ' : ers or new student* wno hovi not signed by the trustees, and Supt. biood—j, eligible to obtain this anticipated receipt* of 3505.433.- j Monday and by 8 am. Tuesday a ••• । registered, they may do so at this I Johnson reported that he had free Wood from the Red Cross, partmenta on five occasions and; 24 and estimated expenditure* of | total of 19 inches had fallen. 4 . T? gave assistance Uiree Umes In kindergarten a sthute who hadjwosed all neces-: no matter what hospital they 3582970 00. This increase In ex- ' the first predpatlon since TU»-s. child must be five years of use by il» coming school year. might be in. the juvenile department he lo­ penditures of nearly 380.000 over day. Aug. 10. Artist* ore Invited to attend the Sept. 1. they must have their Miss Mary Anne Hodge will However, the local Rad CrtM cated a 16-year old runaway boy last year ta mainly for Increased | a tree was reported blown ahot*. and a tuberculin test is teach Second grade: Mtas Uah - must be Informed so that iho from Kentucky and turned him coal* for operating the new ex- I down across the Wing and Bueh- 15th Annual Clothesline Art Show- required this year.' ; Sutherland, third grade: Mbn Miss lensing i^nslng Center ean make arover to the sheriff's department ponded facilities plus Increased let roads at 6 48 pm. but little m Nashville mi Saturday Aug 21 In the traffic department he is­ The cafeteria will operate a* Kay Dankert. Donkerl. fourth fout th grade: grade: 1 rangementa rangetnenta to replace fjie Funeral service* foe Mra Velinstructional salary cost*. The j other damage wa* reported, exm. a ^ 11Inn ,„ was ex ­ sued eight ticket* for moving vi­ In the past. 30c for students and David Nelson, — -• ------- •-------physi-1 *—* 1 -elementary blood. 11 Jarstfer. tarrntTrnr 76. R7 tin >• • InCTMM ma B Battle increase In in rrnmlh!. receipt* nt of over .(in J90.- __ _ ... _ _________‘"r »h«n». J pOpUMT SUinmef 35c for adults. The faculty will cal education and high school, without the Red Cross free olations and two for improper Creek. former Lake Odeaaa real- 000 this year is mainly from Uw cept to electrical service. The Consumers Power Com­ parking Aho answered were meet Wednesday. Sept 1. nt 1 to math: Mrs Roeemaxy Chrtaten- blood program. Pennock Hospital three dod complaints in which droit, will be held at 1:30 pm. • new State aid formula plus a pany reported that electrical Park in Nashville. make plans for the coming year. Mm. elementary art and subati- Director John Bay declared that one person was bitten. The police ,Friday at the United Brethren larger tax base developing service to about 65 home* in the The clothesline show 1* open to I We orc planning to teach the tutc. Mis* Marie Knapp, girl*, commercial blood -would have to through annexation at aome Algonquin Laks? area was inter­ car was driven 2.271 miles and Church at Woodland all artist*, amateur or professional. I New Modern Math this year. physical education, and David i be purchased Transfusion* — The Rev. Harold Hoppe I* to----rupted from about 5 pun until There is no entrance fee or limit1 a total of 189.7 gallons ot gas Barrett, high school English andmost* of “ them ------------require ' at * least ‘— two The board of education Iuls 1 about 7:45 ______________ officiate with burial in Lakeside pm. when lighting to the number of painting* an! grades." Principal Tack Mild. were consumed social rtudiea. pinta of blood—would coat from _. t a fuse Iuse st at the traaatrans­ approved the following book and,i.knocked oqt 370 to 1100 more than these pa­ R«v. Earl Fiost of'the Church; material price* for the 1965-66 former at the Hammond Road artist may exhibit tients are now paying. of the Naxarene again visited the The work* of art are strung on .. rehool year: All junior-senior and W State Rood Director Bay added that the clotheslines In in the shady setting) setting |' tr. oivMif tc cloUu»lln« * high school books and material* I following callon and high school math . administration seta and the teahNashville which are being pur­ Lrt. "■ She wita born Juy 31. 1889. In cast to the school district plus area was Interrupted for about Ibe pictures are varied In style, . teacher, who will be asauinlng | nlcol jtrwk required to prepare chased by the Nasarene Church. Barry County Deputy Sheriff '“7~.v. They hope to sell building lota Woodland Township, the daugh­ pemage charges; rental charge the same length of time, and a«'*1 construction and most of them | Harvey Baker reported tha| a “ ■» AdrUn ,,,«h for blood transfusion. "Also," Director Bay said, “we In a portion of the area and ter of Clyde and Jennie iBare) for typing textbook and ma­ homes in the Freeport and a« for sale. 1965 Buick Wildcat, with about. School this Fall. ---------would like water extended that Purdum Her husband. Charles, terials .consumed. 12 50, labors- Woodland areas were also with1200 mile* on It. belonging fol After listening to a letter would lose much of the flexibility died Sept. 21. 1929. . out power. far Better yet they would prefer Mr. and Mrs Leighton Smelker.। from renrewntallyeo of many we now have in being able to get terlal* and weekly periodicals. She is survived by two daugh ­ rarer types of blood “ both water and sewer, but until Consumer* called in seven men , , „ was stolen from alongside the aurrounding school*, urging Del­ the other sewer lines are ex­ ters. Mra Nellie Cook of Mar­ 32501 shop material* consumable ,from Battle----------Creek to -----------------„ augment —----Member* of tl» Nashville Art smelker garage at Gun Lake be- 100 ,o support the Michigan Retended In other portions of the quette and Mm. Phyllis Vanderthe local crews in the rush to Group are carrying on In hi-r; tween j and 2 am Monday habilltatlon Institute at Pine Jcct materials, $250. and maVelde of Grand Rapids: two village, this L* utterly an Impos­ restore service. absence with Mildred Latta head-1 The rar he >4|d. had the l*k«^ “ ttl> trade reboot sons. Vlvtrne of Middleville and sibility. ing th? show Mr*. Holman's Art | keyt |n (t-' th-. Board formally resolved that The temperatures: ..... Crafts plus charge for major them to The next village council meet­ Gallery will be open during the | Mlkc Kennedy. E State Road. ■ a reoueM b- sent to the State indl.ldual* ing wilFbe held Thursday. Aug grandchildren: 22 great graph- project materials ispecial stu­ show. ’ Tuesday reported that n 1965 Board of Education reauqsting children, and a statrr. Mrs. dent projects) *3.00 Many people cannot give blood Each artist I* responsible for Plymouth had been parked In his such a move be considered. Gladys Hall of Grund Rapids for medical reasons, they said, ..rrangifa and displaying tu* or her father's driveway for two days i Supt Johnson reported that but these same people could.be of own exhibit. Artiste from all over j Investigation revealed the car such nn area trade school would service by aiding the recruiting, John Perry Dies klndcntarten. including all maMichigan, as well a* local people, belonged to Martian Swift of R1 ; be a great help In broadening program. Aug. 15 John Perry, formerly of Leach nre Invited to participate tn the ; Brighton, from where It had been । the nrogram al Delton. He also Many persons, they said, are books. »3:50; first through third Uke, Hastings, piisacu away Sat­ Hospital Guild it la Meet show ' I stolen. ' ‘ «dvi*Ad upon a reourav from able to give blood but some de urday morning in San Fernando, Hospital Guild IB meet* at the grades, which conataU of textthe; MJ3.T_ xhould not understand us its importance, importance. 71 .thatA. Delton .— Calif. Esther, his wife, survives home of Mrs. Albert Klnne, 947 sign the hlah ?ch«>l certificate. | other* may be afraid while olho) ....... .give .........If only .__ _____ N. Fisher Road. R3. Thursday. and aome supplies. $550. and of IIhjm- Student* from (►>-. the in­ er* would they were fourth through sixth grade, con­ Street. Syi F stitute who hal naw-d all neoea- asked. ' stating of textbooks, workbook*, *nry requirements for graduaIt was suggested that an in­ weekly reader or Junior Scholas­ lion, tense educational campaign be tic. and aome supplies. *4 00. I In further busincm. the Board conducted so everyone would Students In grades 7-12 may voted to allow Band Director know about blood and blood deripurchase books according to tho following schedule: Students band program two week* before। that persons who may have a whose last name begin* with a schocd start*. ! fear ot what giving blood in­ letter "A" through “E" Monday, solve* be Invited to visit a dink. day. Aug. Jeffrey Florio to vide life-saving fluid for a fel­ Wednesds low man Receive Decree Jeffrey L. Ftorla of Hasting*'; ». ... * . ■ through "Z" Friday, Aug. 27. All Junior-senior school book* will be among the 99 candidates |/V £10 HlStOriCfll will be sold at the new building. for 101 degrees to be conferred , , can; then the number increased Elementary children at the nt Houghton Wednesday Aug. 23.: Sn('lPt V Directors •t Michigan Technological Uni" Hastings Public Schools, the until It wu difficult to nose Fuller Street in Nashville art another into the long Una that new name for the local school drove back and forth the three district, officially approved an­ main blocks of thq, budneas sec­ on Aug. 25 through the 27th. Elementary children at Maple­ Commencement xpiivkcr will be ■ The new board members of the nexing the Pratt district at their Boy* on bicycles— coupes wood tn Vermontville. at the Astronaut Donald K Slayton. Barry County Historical Society board meeting Tuesday Previ­ tion. with running board* and rumble Maplewood building the same assistant director for flight crew will assume their duties for tho ously the Board ha* approved operations at the National Aero- IBM-64 season when the board annexing Ute Goodwill and Ed­ seat* loaded far beyond capacity —truck* of teen-ager*—children buildlhga will be open nautlc* and Space Admlnlsira- meats on Thursday. Aug. 26. ger districts. tented along the curb —crowds lion <NA8A> Manned Spacecraft1 New to the board are Bernard Center In Houston. Texas _^n McPharlln. Mr* John Working, Barry county finance* are In watching from the street corners honorary Doctor of Engine-ring Mr. and Mr* Gerald Shoup of good shape, according to Super­ —a snake dance winding its way : degree will be conferred on him. । Nashville. Dr. Wtaley Logan. visor James J. Mead who report­ • Floria. sdei of Mr and Mrs ; Claytofc. Webb, and Mrs Fred ed to the Board on Tuesday that impromtpu band marching up and down the middle of the Garth Fiona. RS Hastings, is a Bower. ' There I* a year-old Its candidate for a bachelor ofSclThe officers are: President, fund. At this time hut year, the street—two little children in pa­ tawny colored purebred German jamas and bathrobes—■cars lin­ fund stood at 394.750. ence degree in Forestry . Mra. John Walton; vice presu­ ing the side streets—the continu­ Shepherd available for adoption me la a 1961 graduate of Has-; dent. Mrs. Christopher Gould: ous sound of automobile horns, at the Bdrry County Dog Pound 1 Ung* High School and at Tech recordUig secretary, Mr*. Shoup: Barry county, which took the accented by the bass notes of the news of “V-E“ Day in stride, fire alarm and the weird shriek­ HAMFIONB-Pete Smith (center) of Nitas w*a crowned the champion 01 me irea mmmwesi ing of the "mocking bird" of yes ­ went all ou/ in the staging of m M-H.le Invitational A matear Golf Tournament Sunday after he turned In a ‘wrlfflc C th? Zrrm ar. hsimv Impromptu celebrations when terday—all this and more as a a year-old black and brown two-dar ,r total of 234 2M to edge sdro out fotner fonnar rhamnlon rh.mnlnn Hirer Ham Alhanum who carueu carded a 223. JbreX" .Club Winter Athan'on ot ot Dowagiac wno ■■ u.m Carnival, Tin society officer* are « 'happy —res spontaneous outburst to try and Manchester Terrier, 1* also at Flight champions pictured with Smith are left to right. Jack Warner. Fourth flight; George Bklt chairman in 1B65. and In <o announce that tiw historic render was concerned, thus Please Seo MORE ABOUT: Chenowrth Hl. Second; Smith; AMorman* James Coleman. Find, and Charles vonReta, Third ; HUramunM bowling, horseshoes.; site marking fund has reached Wtutneyvllle Rond, north of Mid ­ bringing an official end to World flight. AU are from Hastings. Tournament Chairman Russell Belfield is in front of the winner*. Wftball and iuxkey. 3500. dleville. Wednesday and Saturday from' „J’he ,ufl ‘,d*' of. M* 7 am until 8 pm. During that! 7“ !»b’L ‘he time Shaneck will be dn hand •,d* of • ,wa Ford being Other day* the dump will remain driven south by Je*M C. Kee*closed and Is not to be used. ; ,,n<' 43- 81 Howling. Wort has been started on re- 1 Deputy Wendell Armour said ..^(„ (h. .(((^ ura-u. . £»■« Maple Valley School Oct. 10 Delton to Vote Oja S650 000 Building rroject T,“ iiiaS".5'7b. * Kmart*-; Residents Take Cover During J Tornado Alert J""p S",,'s r"XPX Hz ave Llothcshne Art tsxposition t,m«- To r,,ter Past Lake Odessa Resident Dies New Car Stolen At Gun Lake backward glances bits ofyesterday”... as gleatud from the Banner fila Office Do/is Available �INNKK New Evidence Shows Benefit of Fluoridation Flint children. The difference, say Michigan Department of Health dentists. U Jackson's fluoridated water. Hastings has had flaoridated of the Baptist Church; had .their I Tuesday of .last week and ro-| aofoual camping trip -at. DMget' turned honrf- Thursday visiting Lake Mar Itartlnga The girls Mr. and Mr* Murray Shoebct----- ■ ■ I. - — ■--- _a • az- There werelS girls with their daughter, Joyce, had a fine trip Campbell Lake Sa Uinta y pm. counselors, MiM Georginla Ha- last week going north, returning Glen -------- **--- --------•... •' after amputa------------ - --------------- -- ------- d by gangrene ay*------------------------------------------------ Mr. and Mra Albert Fkost Mra Sue Jorgensen attended' have relumed lame after enIm> wwMln. nt hee tmnrfjnn ’ tavtna two Weeks' at the Vance Deep Lake 'Florida. Linda will fly home for DoX- Hta par their daugh schorl ■ • Mr* Robert Mr. and Mra. Clare Tolan left of Middleville, V\ / Mike will return to their luanm here * Mr. and Mrs. Henry Helmick, of Holland an staying with tlwtr daughter Mrs Elmer Bender and family the last few week' while Mrs. Bender la recupendUlk from surgery at Blod­ gett Hospital Newspaper* call tor oonserva- Inters. nnd*take readers to the —— "taking. b PLUS DOUBLE HAPPIER FAMILIES ridated water's rffectlvenraa in .. . — —j v. * * recent lionse uimu. ar Mr * *“c Y. to vtaft hta parents over " A "w7j Mr. and Mra. William KW«> w> weekend. They left Thure,d Mra^ v Petersen and funuly returned Sunday ufay. Mra Mary Glover ofLondon. I ter one week at the World's Mr. and Mr* Vcm Llckta and England. Mre. Gin ver Is spending. Fair in New York City * Mrs -Utas Winnie Llckta tax* Mr and the Bummer wilh tier daughter, . Emmei Every of Marne was a Mr* Chariot E. Jackson Friday Mr. and Mrs. Richard Perrault, weekend guest of Mrs Sadie to Candle-light restaurant in * Mr* May Goodrich of Etale Mlnar. * Mark Lawrence and Grand Rapids celebrating Mr and stater were Turwtay callers Mike Booth ore spending this Jackson's birthday Friday. Sun- of Mr. and Mr* Peter Petersen • week with Mrs. Alan Grafminer day hta sisters and brother-in- Tumulty * Ti'wwisy nt I nr Kalamazoo ut law surprised him with a dessert. Mr. and Mra. Petersen Alan Grafmlller luncheon and gtUa A telephone and Mrs. Albert Pi «V Up ■..Iwaetti Vacation and Mark and C1 shop at Green Stamps agenla applied directly FOOD EVERY WED. --EgH CENTER 'rv***. the two projects received appll- Fred Wertbclmer.Xretlrrel direc­ tor of the health department's Ihridon of Dentistry, anti Dr. LOUW Savejda. chief the the dl- Tha comparntivo figures baaed on the initial exam aa many ixrmiinent teeth of Flint children hod already been extracted compared to the num- -79‘M ROUND through nlae) to parlieatarly thatflrvre seen In Jackton chil­ drens trrtii were definitely not aajyrge as the cavities found in t»W«h of Flint children. 3 4:; ib. 89‘ SHORT CUT RIB STEAKS I IMPERIAL BROIL STEAK -' ^ 89 nnce 1M1. Flint votera d a fluoridation refereha narrow margin earlier Redeem Bonus Coupon No. 7 for 150 Exira ■i a COUNTRY STYLE Middleville By Mrt. Mary Jackton Grand Rapid* Street has been | widened. * Mrs Carl 4>tertm«ller wm reminded site .hip another birthday Aug. 12. when she re­ ceived a shower of birthday, cards In the hjall. She was 88. * Rev. Harold Taber ■ -and t family are enjoying lhe second week of their vacation In northern Midi- " igan. * Mr. and Mrs. Glen HUu had dinner at Gull Harbor Inn Friday. * Mr. and Mr* Jotm Trifle are spending this month Afresh sliced or chunk 59 PORK LIVER SPARERIBS Circus Weiners 59* BOLOGNA FOR ROASTING . . . PESCHKE ■■ S&H Green Stamps 29 BONELESS PORK LOIN ROLL FOR ROTISSERIE HERRUD LARGE SLICED »89c 69- queen s roast Country Lane VANILLA ROXEY CANNED SPARTAN FROZEN DOG FOOD ORANGE JUICE Waldron of Grand Rap- 7 - $1.00 15%-oz. husband. * Tho Pionevr Group can Cream WAYNl & BQ HAROLD SAFETY FIRST ... OR SECOND ' ISc OFF . . . TETLEY wagner s GOLDEN MUSTARD . . car. They have even suggrattxl that promoting safety feature* in idtertltlng and in sale* literature U cJetri- they evidently" don't like to be reminded ot safety when cbooaing the new family Maybe lhe same is true rtgaiding bad weather and proparing yaur home for It We daft like to remind you that fall and winter are coming and actually quite a ways off. However, now U the time to make^the alter­ ations. repairs mid general upkeep activities that will L _ _ Oranges 2-79 «T MILK Green Peppers CUCUMBERS Green Onions 3 $1.00 jL 25‘ I’f " " 3 -1 $1.00 ICE CREAM COTTAGE CHEESE l-LB. CARTON for y/ilh Strawberries or Biueberries CORN FLAKES Pkg. of 3oo । COUNTRY LANE VANILLA 69*1 Gallon More Food Order I I With Thia Coupon and a Fresh Cinnamon Rolls 3iV1.0( Doubles 3c Off, Kleenex Aurora 2-Ply Toilet Tissue 4 »>*" $1.00 Facial Tissue । Thru Sat., Aug. 21, 1965. tr IICGIST SHOT AND SAVC IVTHYDAr AT COTTAGE CHEESE With Wiis Coupon ond o $5. or Thru Sert., Aug. 21, 1965. 15‘| Mora Food Order I A IRRh C COUNTRY FRESH Mi. Wf $.2423 10c WITH COUPON BELOW . . . COUNTRY FRESH r°rrN 111 I. Railroad St. ’■P»4W.ox. Jar PURE, EVAPORTED 138 Size weather conditions Stop in regarding the many things that are best done now for . comfort Ml whiter. THE EASY SIDE LUMBER CO. Ill EAST RAILROAD ST, HAHTIhCiS. MIC1L PHONE Wl l-MB. Spartan Frozen Beef, Turkey or Chicken ^joo DINNERS SHURFINE WITH COUPON BELOW CALIFORNIA Decanter FRUIT DRINKS Automobile manufacturers reiterated on oft repeated Ute American auto owner 49 48 TEA BAGS Liu MICNI6AN^L^4 TISSUES :nteps �4 Plead Guilty To Felonies in Circuit Court r. nooarum, in. urana Rapids, pleaded guilty when ar­ raigned last week before Circuit Judge Archie McDonald to a charge of larceny from a build111? . . HH bond was reduced to S500 from Nashville spent most of last week at the Lloyd Owens. ♦ Mrs. Ethel Ourd, Mrs. Lloyd Owen, Elisabeth and Shirley Cox at­ tended the Cedar Creek Ceme­ tery Circle at Mrs. Clair Lam­ mers’ Wednesday. * Mr. and Mra. Lloyd Owen attended the wed­ ding of Miss Deloras Baird In Bellevue Saturday. She is a daughter of Walter Baird, a for­ mer resident of Cedar Creek, and cousin of Lloyd Owen, w Mr. iand Mrs Lloyd Owen were sup­ per guests at William Cox’s in Nashville Saturday. * Bible School at Cedar Creek cloned Sunday night with the largest attendance ever. Barry Township Resident Dies Shock After Surgery Studied By Medical Team at WSU Highbank .tfra. I'ern Nmrblits Letter of Auguit It: Mr. and Mis Lenny Maurer' and brother-in-law. Dr. and Mr*, and family ot Tcnnwaee were Walter Panning. of Sandusky, recent caller* of. Mr. and Mra. I Ohio. The Panning* daughter. Mra. Wilma E Wood of R3 Delton. Wall Lake. 53. passed Wednesday evening. Aug. 11. Durfee Mrt. John Hook 1912.' In Barry Townsldp, ihe daughter of William and Rena Arol Wood, Sept. 5, IBM. In Kalamaxlo. They lived In the Kenneth were Sunday dinner dint of hfa nepltew. Mary Ann court * probattarfl department gumta Of Mra Brasle Dcnher. —J Woodrum admitted taking $433 Previous to tliat they lived in Mrs Florence Reid has been from a brown wallet In a drawer Kalamazoo where she was a at Art Smith’s Refinery on M-37 Just south of Hastings on Friday. own beauty shop. July 23 Depu’v Ben Sullivan Survived by her husband, one said $136 In bills and $2.14 In By Mrs. Stephen Otgood change Kiu recovered. Pleading guilty to a charge of i paining a -no account” check was | । Services were held Saturday William D. Kipp. 43. R2 Delton, j and pleading guilty to writing | The McCallum Church wishes at 2 pm. trim the Henlon-Smllh - On Tuesday Mts. Vem HawDie check was Bernadine L. to announce and welcome cur, Funeral Home at Delton, with biltt entertained a few ladies liartlettM36. abo known as Co-j new pastor and wife. Rev. and Rev. Charles Hulbert officiating ' with Interment in Cedar Creek vina B. Bartlett i Mrs Isaac Osgood They have Dr. Thai discusses with Dr. Joseph Bassett the condition of Dnderaberift Gordon Trick. I been w^tng^hT North Btar- Cemetery. Family Bundles a patient while reading tlie machltie.recorded record of heart ' bert Beil and daughter of Perry. who ha* tarn Investigating the I Alma Church for the past year function and blood fluw through the tl«Mira. Dr. Bassett, who : N. Y.. are spending” a few day* Damp Wash • Wash and Fluff Dry case, said bum checks were Issued ■ w Mr. and Mra. Earl OUs and comes from Blissfield, Mich., is a W51 resident In surgery. with Ids father. Paul Bell. * from South Haven to the Straits family from Battle Creek and (Several boys from this way ore We Finish Shirts. Flatwork. Work Clothes and the total amount jjLmdney 1 *-• . — . DETROIT—.Patients suffer­ " i he knowledge gained may his- -----mother. — Mrs. .. Hazel Otis, could be $5,000 ’ i ing after-surgery shock, ipng make It possible to understand attending 411 camp thia week. HASTINGS HOME LAUNDRY By Mra. Ethel Blank Kipp was specifically charged ris Brown’s. Hazel Otis will be recognized as a barrier to and treat shock occurring not The Harold Mathey^attended with passing a $10 -heck last! returning to New Mexico on quick recovery, is the focus of only after surgery but after in­ (Lillian & Ray Gibion) Mrs Charles Stahl, with Mr. May 18. written by Cublna. drawn j Wednesday. ♦ Mrs Edna Co_wl a special 'research effort at jury. or as a result ot heart and Mr* George Eldred. Mr and Wl 5-4062 on the City Bank * Trust Com- I Wayne State Unlvefsiiy's artark or InTccHon’." 323 S. Michigan Mrs. Dorian Eldred and family .... a3 wan, mc an vuni- 'al Beider Park In Battle Creek pany of Jackson. School of Medicine. day afternoon callers of Mra. and several other relatives at­ blnlnj^'hcjspit^‘,'faclTjt,|,|'sv‘for . on Sunday. Libby DeBack * Mrs Jamtw tended lhe Snyder reunion at A ’’shock unit’’ staffed by a zoo. formerly of R2 Delton, plead- ! and Mra Grace Watson Douglas Walker Park Sunday. * | wl guilty t<> felonious u«*ault His I Springer ■ted within Detroit's Receiving were Thursday callers at lhe bond of Si,000 was continued He: Brawn home, w MLmcs Kelly Mra. Bert Blank accompanied | Hospital, next door to Wayne's nei-dt-d for study. Normally, j Mr and Mra. Harman Miller to i 'barged with firing u lO-grftfge Medical Science Building. The pationta nomllnu wxtenatvc ex- ■ Reed City. Chase and other li-ttjuii slug through a door into unit uniquely combines a aminations with large tech- : n home at Oilkey Lake occupied tended a birthday party for places last week for a visit with hospital-bed area with exten­ nh al ih-vii-rs are moved from I Paul Hug hen on Monday friends. * The Pleasant Valley by hu estranged wife. Prances sive laboratory apparatus for hospital room to examining Mra Grace Watson of NUes School begins Friday. Aug. 21. room. This new unit makes ; study. returntd from a western vaca- with Mrs Olennls Nielsen of Fuch a move for the critically . The team, led by the nation­ Ill patients unneccessary. Dur- I Saranac as teacher. * Mrs Dor­ 3<i day* in jail, pay n $50 fine and ■ ally known surgeon who heads Ing the studies the patients are SC U5 court cost* or an additional vuitlng relatives and friends. * othy Brake, who has been teach­ ALWAYS FIRST QUALITY • Wayne's surgery department. under s|>ecializcd nursing care i 30 day* after he pleaded guilty Several in the neighborhood at­ ing here, will teach in the Bos­ Dr. Alan P. Thai, records In­ continually. to contributing to the dehnquer.- i tended the steamjodeo al Chari- ton Center School. * Elouise formation on critically ill 'The minute samples of < v of a minor before Jur-tice Oro. - —— .------------Ktients on a 24-hour-per-day blood which they contribute j ver T. Lethcoc Hiring in Hasting*. 0,M’ 'lrs Harold Springer and with her cousin. Jeaneen Lelson. six. from time to time for the In- ' Municipal Court He was arrested snuidsoo. Mike and Denny And- of rural Charlotte. * Some of Friday. era on Friday. Karl Andera, John the young folks here expect to attend the Christian Endeavor due to an Impairment in the without harm.” Dr. Thai flow of blood to the tissues and points out. ■’ The research In vue. was ordered to serve a 10- ’ tended on Sunday. * Mra Vance Advance at Sunfield Camp Aug. ........Jail’ ■term and pay a 125 -fine Hamilton and children are visit­ wit. ■the organs of the body." The no way interferes with the pa­ day Tlie WMS meeting and lovely alrn of the study is to measure tients treatment. In fact, the plus »3So court cost* or serve an dinner was held at the home of and record lhe metabolic lor treatment can be applied more additional 10 days tn jail He Jbhn and Dorothy Brake Thursbody-cnergy-potential) factors effectively when the physio­ Bowling Green. Oltlo and Mr* pleaded guilty to a disorderly and also changes In the blood’s logic variables nre known.” Margaret Bayfield of Ixmdon. Ing many baby garments for the force and composition, all of 'The research effort Is sup­ England are visiting Mr. and which ore Important in under­ ported by grants from the U.S. Ville, was filled 135 plus 75.45 Mrs Stephen Osgood and family Kentucky rnlulon Tlie business and devotional was held In the standing shock in man. court coats and was placed on afternoon. Much more work <s probation for 90 days after he Mrs. Bessie Wice and Dave Rlnc pleaded guilty to simple assault of Bowling Green. Ohio were yet to be finished. A bake sale is ‘ ‘ ".................................. r - - r- ( jjj. an(j Herbert Wedel. St to be held at Clarksville on Fri­ on Linda Dunkelberger at Nash­ Stephen Osgood.’ I aa •• i their Wall Lake cottage for two । day. Aug. 27. A Family Night and rs ville on Aug 1>> special program and supper at 7 A Rl Dowling driver, who had - - -......... ............, , .... — I Guests of the Dr. Herbert We- I Is to be held thia Thursday. Aug failed to pay a ticket issued Sept, j del* have been the Rev. and Mrs. I 19. at the parsonage Everybody I. 11X51. for failure to have hi*| Mrs., Roy James of David Zuvermk ot Cleveland. entirely welcome. * The Brother-1 Mr. and -----..... scooter under control, found out j By Mrt. W’. H. C.heeteman hood of Missions will hold a £*ron’„Oh o’ ?"d ?,r “nd.Mr* I Ohio that the law ha* a lung memory. meeting at 8 pm. Friday. Aug c lart NorrU vUil*.d “l u’c_ho"!p 1 Mr and Mrs. Leonard ReyWhen he applied for renewal of 18. at the parsonage. * Mr. dnd .of Ro>'* unclc and aunt’ ,hf Ab nold* of South Gate. Calif. were hU driver’s license, the notation | A smorgasbord supper will be Mrs John E. Brake and Jack McClelland*, u Monday ago. (callcn at the home of their cousserved in the taumnu dining attended the Youngs reunion nt , a3*e,J3 <>f the V , M<‘**rn* I in*. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Orsroom of the South Maple Grove i Pallosburg Park Sunday * Miss *KW,U *or lwo *<*" “ttVC been! born of Tillotson Izike. on SntuYord Monday the man paid 15 E.U.B Church Saturday. Aug 21. Alice Blodgett, missionary home I Metaenbach’s mother and dlty afternoon. On Sunday Mr plus S«30 fur’ the uld ticket in Those who have attended these! on furlough from Africa, called | ^l.hrr’ Burton of ,,.,Hurry Bush ot Barlow Hastings Municipal Court supper* luivc been weU aaUaRedJ to R’* and Mrs Max Oven- | A’pe^ w'd, UuJ10'’ o’ Lake visited Ute Oraborns mi If you come bring an appetite.: *hire Monday of last week * X.’t,.P'?£?*“.•, T’vi!”; B‘e‘^l<' Mt ““d M" Pra"k HynM Supper begins tri 5 pm. a Miss 1 Mra. Beatrice Stahl and grandMr>’ ’*• 1 Unox. of Bit-lWere guesu at the home of Orley I ..j__ . _ .. daughter. Denlae Flowers, ot mlngham was a gucit for two Balyrat of Sparta on Ttiursday. Clarksville, were Thursday sup-|day*> i —■"*'* -• guests Mra. Ethel— Blank Visitors at the home of Mr. week to conduct Bible school for ,iper ---------of •­ , I Bnd —j-.-. ------..... ...-------. Mrs pm,,* prentice on .By Mrt. Lloyd Owen a week for-North arid South <*“«• *l tbe-Jay Erbs’ (Wednesday of lust week were' E.U B, Church children, assisted I “* Freeport. ’ r by local people U your children ----------------- !—2-------- ‘ —-’’-m1’’------- 1 their son. Vern. of Essexville. i and their grandson, David, of have never attended Bible school, J „ . I Kalamazoo. David has Joined tlie Peace Corp* and expects to leave A Michigan State University' for Liberia litis week Tlie Prank scientist tins found Uiot it’s not Clifford Kahler and Donald Prentices spent tlie weekend with Olrl* wri beta te Mr. n practical to select dairy cows on Knhlrr from Delton called at to 15. T1K- school will begin at ; their son. Mr. and Mra. Clarence the basis of breeding efficiency. o’clock to 11 o’clock, starting auo*«. az Lloyd Owens’ Tuesday * Mr 9Mood.,, lhe 33m. * Mr >nd iiA~“r.'«f “»"nJ!'.. “ w . J Msu Ann­ and Mra Keith Babcock from ie* Mr. and Mr*. Robert Kozlowski, strong found little evidence of Temperance, spent Saturday night ii si. n, land and family of Grand Rapid* Rapids hCHiablUty affecting breeding at Howard Moore’s and called Q«r*i4 were Sunday Runrt.v guests nf of the Mau Man-­ cfflclency ln n rtudjr of thp on other relatives In the nelgh' rtce Ostroth* at Wall Lake ing records of 2,090 Guernsey bortWOd Sunday * Mr and Mrs. ’— The Merrill Karchers enter­ and 1.918 Holstein cows In Ute Howard Moore called at Dean 22 Rev. Harley -Townsend of tained Mr. and Mrs. Vlvem Cook wunr southern California dairy Sclccks bi tlie McOmbcr District Nashville will bring the worship herd. Sunday * Miss Gladys p Cairns Wednesday evening of last week All animate from Saginaw called on Mra.---------»The Karchcrs were guests of Lloyd -Owen Monday The tiny daughter of Mr. and Mr and Mrs. Walter Karrer Of Elizabeth and Shirley Cox Mrx Robert Ball of Alaska. Armstrong reported tils results Grand Rapids over the weekend ________ Mich., was baptized last Sunday The Marland Jays are planContinued from Page One ntng to entertain their son and American Dairy Science Asof Robin Gail, and Mr. and Mrs. fatnUy. Mr. and Mra Gene Jav *oc,Btlon hcI<1 recently at lhe Marvin Dunkelberger as Godpar­ express the Joy and relief of lire Cebbte a£d Dawn of MariSn Unlveralty of Kentucky Ind., who will arrive iils^reekdairy^entut noted ents. moment. end to spend their vacation here, no Ngnlflcant breeding tfflclcncy Always a great buy at regular prices . . Mr and Mra. Wade Shook differences between Guernsey Mr and Mra. Chris Kaechele; dw a'thousahd dollars Fire did a thousahd dollars helped their daughter and famlHolstein breeds of dairy tru­ now REDUCED for a limited tijne Only! and Mra. Marguerite Kaechele (worth of damage io the home of ly. Mr. and Mra. Bruce Babcock. Ue. arc planning to spend the week- , Ira Traver on South Park street move from Albion to Marshall on He said that lllc small changes Long sleeve cotton oxfords’ Roll sleeve sty Ips end m Clarendon Hills, Ill,, vuitwould have been insig- Saturday. The Babcocks’ new ad- in southern California Summer Cloverdale-Hope COMPLETE LAUNDRY SERVICE Pleasant Valley lennei/i Personal Mention Dunham East Doud Src&aS (imp Breeding . . Efficiency Births at -Pennock Lady Towncraft shirts, More About- 2.98 Backward Glances dress in Marshall is 320 Exchange St. Floyd Willisons, ana. ot course, j rusted shut and It was a full Mrs. Raymond Vinborg and of special interest te the new fifteen minutes before a connec­ youngsters of Cleveland arrived little boy. Matthew, at the WU11- I tion could be established. The Wednesday to visit her parents, son household. Mra. Chris'^ chemical truck which could have Kaechele. who has been there for held damage to a minimum, was a week, will return hbme with In Grand Rapids undergoing re­ them. pairs. THIS WEEK'S SPECIALS GARDNER'S-The SUPER Drug Store where you can save on all your -Health Needs including Prescriptions. Guaranteed low, fair prices pn all pharmaceuticals. SALE Reg. 98' Bromo Selfzer... 89' Crest Tooth Paste 98‘ Usterine .^ «, >... s1“ Ban Deodorant Kolex 73' 69' 69' GARDNER Quality and ’Jricndltf St rvtcc Wl 5-2134 in cottons, easy-care Docron* polyestfr and cotton, "rice cloths"! In solids, florals, provincial prints, bold paisleys! 8 to 16. Use Your Chorge Cord Fred Hill, who was in the city Monday on business connected with lhe Table Company, reports that that company received the largest orders at the July market in Grand Rapids which it has received in the past several years Miss Genevlve Rider. Hastings, has been appointed Instructor of theory In public school music In Texas Woman’s College. Fort Worth. Texas. By a vote of three to one. Nashville voted to bond for $11,000 to complete the paving of one and one-third miles of M-79 through the village. 56 Years Ago From The Caledonia News— "The unfortunate situation of living next to a dry county con* Unues to be moat forcibly fell by Caledonia village. The scum from Barry county drifting In for the usual hilarity, finds willing pu­ pils in local talent of the same class and results in Saturday evenings of disgraceful hideous- k nesa. To protect citizens residing in tho immediate vicinity, who wish to use the nights for the purpose intended by an oll-wlse Creator, local authorities have HOST coailth of a Dry Cleaner and on Electric Brush designed for Instituted a campaign which will women to save work. This Machine brushes the pile upward, removing end in some good, stiff fines for deep dirt end eliminating matting. No handwork. No wet carpet. Rooms the perpetrators or something k. IJ_ I X— .11 IL.../ more severe at the hands of the CARPET MILLS favor h:os:t to dean modern carpets (Regularar Super) — 110W. Stole and Winter temparaturea had little or no eflect on breeding efficiency, although yew to yrar changes and management proetiers luid some influence. LUGGAGE SPECIAL! your choice # — U h our machine fo clean 300 sq. ft. t AQE (average home) only ▼y >3 Fred Rehor will return Satur­ day from the University of Michi­ P/iona us lor Information. gan where lie has been attend­ ing summer school. "Unser Fritz" Is certain of a position as guard on the Michigan football team and will report for practice in 123 Writ State Street, Hasting* Phone Wl 5-5118 September. Fritz is the first man from here to secure a regular po­ Quality Materials and Guaranteed Workmanship BOB NEWELL & NOLAN GUTCHESS, Owners sition on lhe U. ot M. Varsity. HASTINGS FLOOR COVERING rayon plaids, rayon lined. . . . aay caiwl Store Hours: 9 o.m. to 5:30 Daily; 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Friday �, could bare been omUpued for ! nxxitha, possibly years, tn Lvlands that wtre rirally suited for defen- 4-THE HASTINGS WUNNKB TtewesBay, AagwM IP, 1345 EDITORIAL ' rrs worTOtti "By August. IMS." Lt. Ool. Iwata MMTM SNCiOBMlCt. brattons that followed the signing I Impossible, but we {referred to of the Armistice fultowing World, «» r“lh« *umn<to ’ the thought- This tunc. too. wffi R®> ><»<*'"« advertuing agency. AMVE! Oddly enough, an entirely dif­ ferent answer cooks from a former ywara tn civilian lift, believes that the atom bombs dropped on Hiro­ shima and Nagasaki actually ra­ Uvea, both Japanese and American. property damage leader of the military group that As he pointed out?Uic:e were still 35 nullum aoldiera in Japan Fith that force and supplies on Mid. he believed that the war The Hastings Banner B. M. COOK. BdiUr on HUXDBBn AND TKXTH TEAK ■tinacBtrnoK AMIalCAN NtwtFArlX NATIONAL * 1 the churches at afternoon and IO* a According to the Asahi (Japan' Mineral Springs Were Popular - ■>» Hickory Corners Mrs Charlotte Dewey' enter­ Mr. and Mra Martin Peters tained two sons and their faml- ........................ have returned from an extended Uea at-Wall Lake last week. They , vwit to Uieir granddaughters in State Attraction lone h.rnr. ihe hnnw-i^ mwEi: 'kjetss, ■ u“ “ |‘™" ‘ ““ J “MEET YOUR ’ MATCH" zf month \ J TO TOUR OWN JOCKEY UNDERWEAR STYLES For the tapered look, the top figure west* a BRUTE shut wan Its smooth form fit. Uy-flat Seamfree* collar. The middle f.gura has • POWER­ KNIT* T-shirt, mors yam per inch of fabric for longer wear, maximum absorption, no ahnnksge problem. Sesmfree* SUPER’ brief gives you ventilated support extra body length, and a doubts rsinforcad ssat. 28-50 11.50 And tha BOSUN shirt on ths lower figuee has a new fash>on-look. 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HeavyweigM LOOSE LEAF BINDERS As Usual Some detoils-of bereave­ ment often have to be lighted, heated and ventilated. son OPEN WEDNESDAY EVENINGS Is Needed TO-SCHOOL! sons annually. Most of the early Michigan spa* were lavishly appointed An IBM directory, published by lhe State Board of Health, described tlie Excelsior Mineral Bath Include*: Also tapered. SLIM GUY RACER for a new trim look. Racing vtnts. contrast trim. 28-40 41.50 As Long As Our Assistance has everything for cd more than 30 chemical end medicinal qualities /HATCH YOURSELF p*“ CORNER WALNUT AND 5. JEFFERSON HASTINGS . Ben Franklin March when their drilling rig struck water at 1300 feet, but an enterprising chemist soon dls- train and horseback. Nearly a dorrn hotels were built to it’s Jockey f In Illinois A[l({ Lacey rovery brought a stampede of ' * Gordie to Race They are now preparing U> leave for formal preparation at Taylor University in Indiana. They look forward to seeing their friends at Irrtng Chapel Bunday. Michigan has more varieties of Thr pastor. Rev. Chalmer Miller, rxtenda an invitation U> attend Quimby Cbureb Church school 10:00 am. Woraiup service. 11:30 and children. Lisa and Eric, of ii.y attended the graduJuon V^lSCOllSll) “^hmond. Vb. and Dr and f.-um college of their daughter. nwvuilMii Mnu Drwey and Scot; < H-.-aldlne, in Wisconsin Delia. Gordon Joimcyck. Hastings riage rave gave birth to lhe the travel and ----------- ---------------u il the A-bomb lud not been rias, Stephen of------Ann------Arbor. DrwM wW dropped, the abortive coup would Michigan wa* host to thousands L. J. is with the American To- delayed a few dAys by a mild to race hl* dirt car Saturday in la-art attack which fortunately the 100-mile championship race left no heart damage. at the Illinois Stale Fair track war would have continued ' iMrtmynt of anatomy at U. of ut Springfield and Sunday lie Is M. Mr and Mra Clair Herring scheduled to drive his new narengine car at the Stub- Fair From UtlB point of view, which lion In the UM half of the Hubert 1>c.tfn<iu ta con^track at Milwaukee, WU mud be considered a rather auDuane GUago*. Johnroek' Uy Ur*. Orlie I'anSycklr thoriutive one, It would seem that Michigan TouriM Council. treaimept at BorgeM Hospital chief mechanic. President Tnnnan's dec Won wm entirely correct. Also, if you ac­ nationally as the Bath City of Gainder went to the Tiger-Kansm, Donna Kelung will encept the premise Uiat the main Anwlra. and at least a dozen *as city athletics game in De- tr rtain the Jolly Neigliboe Birthother Michigan comm uni ties-in- uoU Wednesday. * Mra. Maude day Club Aug 34 Mra. Esther objective of arnuunenU in war b clutllng l-«n«lng. Bay Port. L>- Randler ha* another consign- ;;uuUon and Grace Bowmt will rar championship race at MUto achieve Aietrcy with as litUc iron. Bay City, Benton Harbor, nient of garments ready for the i*. co-lwstesMs a Ttwae who at. SaTlnd %i.STt r'S ‘ ,he Willison reunion al Johncock rocaped injury when 5' SCVero* boXf:’ lhe P*** his cut co'dld -d with another on as possible, it would aevm that the ro ,nro „f gannenu she mended to re- Mr Bnd Mrs Vem Wekhcr and the 103th lap when Gordie was use of the A-bomb in tills instance to mineral spring irithera Mldiig>n mineral water was turn, besides five new dresses. ur MIU1 Mra. Orlie VanSyckle running TLItJi and coming on widely used for treatment of all up to her usual standard of -neuralgia form* of blood, skm beauty in decorative touche* » Dowdings*’ Sunday were Mr* Joe Leonard. San Jaw. Calif. The two bomba did tremendous and nervous discasra, and even 1 Mr. and Mrs Alfred Gainder Etta Sullen and George Van- averaged D7J76 mile* per hour in drug addiction. J and guest. Mm Nellie Carroll. Byckle. a Mrs Leia Strickland a rear-engine Pbrd and won the damage But visualise, if you can. Though popularity of thr min- *u5n‘!fdl. reunion at Plaln- and Mra. Winnie Dunn were race by seven seconds over Mario the added loss of life and destruc­ eral bath lla-s subsided considH1«h bthoo! h-Uurday. Both supper guests Tuesday night al Andretti of Naroretit ,J*a. tion that would iiave followed m trubly in light of 20th cemury tedles taught ixhcol there in_____________________________ Mrs. MjTtle Dunn* * Saturday Qlawo* has been worki medical technology, thre-e Mt 8°ne by Mr ftnd xjra KelU| Btncklui Clemens spa* still attract num1 Rev. Vaugh B Jensen of the !iX>k Marvin and Nyia Dunn of recently acquired, and Bob Culmain Japanese Blands Okinawa erou* buthrra and the local local chureh was ordained nt a Marshall to the Ionia Fair. * and two Jim* would have been chamber ot commerce is attempt- I public service al the Hastings Mr and Mra. Cail Guyer and child's play by comparison mg to restore the mineral bath camp thi* session. Rev. Keith daughter ot Lansing »ere Sunday to prominence. -------- _• -----------------Coffey of Hastings was also or­ guests of... the Keith Stricklands dained Beginning this wees the and Mrs Winnie Dunn. They to Springfield. Hiroshima and Nagasaki, both i p a a but industry haa jiienal rilles could have been ord for the one-mile paved race lay times a: the Wesleyan leveled by using hundreds ot planrs truck in lhe qualifying heats at Church * Rev. David Hill, pascarrying the |convenUotvtl block­ tils family attended church here buster type of bombs. Would this the Hopkins Pilgrim Comp , ------------ ®—----at Mary was a counselor all ti>e Prompt refrigeration of fresh technique have been any more nputlc quality of Michigan mln- List Sunday. The family lives -----Williamston, which has " *beeti'thne wreks and Janet was a foods Is a must if you want to "moral* than the two tremendous era! water was dbcovered in 1853 hit* that did succeed in speeding Hickory w Ed Cheney of Wes- Jlkd n camper the real of the product Food and nutrition crippled with riwumalBm. VuUgc ume.' vm.~ »—.._ie xpedalisu at .Michigan Stale the time Of surrender with a con,x”lls- ,1M' lhe pulpit at the locnl church ------------ •-----------University offer never si suggre•«““ WatersjaxiU reach 2.000 feet into Uons. Raw meats should be property? KSn L. m2? lccl B<Ur "r KaliUI,l‘J,'K> ■'P™’ tin- *ky. the National Geographic covered iorsrly to allow air cirN laM wrek With lu-r grandparents. These phenomma-occur .at eulatlon to retard bacteria I * and Mrs- Orley Oainct m sir current*, often over growth. Raw Ini I Us should be Cooperation U deeply noted in ,>n T1‘c W6C8 Mctlwdw. warm waters Av warm air expands stored dean, but dry in a hydraAustralian aborigines In cases almdar n.im.nrV Mmdar ailmenu flocked to the Church W11I ttL the Wftll ,UK1 rtM-s. cooler air nuhea m to taf or in moisture proof wrap­ jeettd to Western-style intelligence lake cottage of Mra Loul* But- replace it A whirling motion lx- pings.Ecus are lx*t stored In testa. they cant understand why Perhaps the-best known for ]«■ on Thursday. On Saturday gins.Vapors in the twisting cAlumn closed containers—nut in open the tntonogator doesn't lielp them curative powts* were tlie Mt ijg-jr Sunday scliooi will iiave a conderve and unite turbulent trays or butikets provided in Clemens spaa. The city's first plcnic at Crum Park. * Next from the sea. many refrigerators Potatoes mineral spring, tapped in 1865. [ Sunday. Aug. 33. U»ere will be . ----------was the byproduct of an expiota-! n doorict meeting of officials of lure below 50 degree* if possible. Uir MannFr ll’dnl .Idt! Young drivers, those under 25 Uon for oil. the worst driving record In 1964 EDITORIAL they »crc involved in 29 jx-rcenl of the accidents that resulted In 48.000 traffic clroths while ac­ counting for only 15 percent of the driving population. He with his wife. Marcia, and children will conduct the morn­ ing services, including Bunday Church achqol, 10:30 am. Martin Corner* Church school. 0:45 am. Ing hU surrender broadcast on Aim 15. 1045. When the coup Thought* of VJ Day Invariably I failed, lhe other four committed Age. Was President Truman wrong 11 Uh the full account of the em­ ln ordering its wee? Was it *lm- i perori* capitulation and the milt­ moral" tor Uie United State* to Ury opposition to it. IwhU'i story is ■'The mpM convincing evidence HasUno MribwiiMTaurobsti \(',eruM MdhVdr Fira* Mrthadlri Church 300 W GrteAjWI 5-4045 I J () PretlCfl ttt Rev. George Eliott , . . Rev. John JoMerama IrrillL' ( IlllJiPl 8-30 aun. Worahlp foltowsri by Ulh \ . Gerald Mahler. Hastings, bavbraakfaat. jlm Ing recently acknowledged a call 8.45 am. Church school. Sermon: to preach lhe Gospel will preach 11 am. Worahlp. &=~~ "' his first sermon at Irving Chapel. Outward and Visible Signs’" Upholstery vinyl assures extra long wear! Metal 1V5 in. rings. Asstd. colora. w /l/J ■ flfl f w Ref. 25c cowboy pencil tablet. I7C Ref. 1.00 Webster's Dictionary 88c Ref. 25c IS Crayolai 17c WHITE PASTE 29^ Unbreakable jar. 5.1 oz. Pestels; Ben Frankliri 102 West State Street at Jefferson Typewriter PAPER J3i 77c 350 sheets 816x11 in. unruled paper �The Parcells and Mrs. Siegel Return — From Trip Abroad kA r* I 1 of R1 Vermontville announce Martha Kuhn Advises on How To Select Cottons Mr, and Mrs. Ebner Part-ell and Middleville way, Sweden and Denmark, also UKludad Ute lovely English lake district, Scotland, Germany, Hollahd. Belgium and France. Even though this was their sec­ ond trip to Europe. .London and P.irts were about the only repeats of the trip. the Royal Shaktepi Stratford-on-Avon Janet While, daughter of Mr. and Mp. Robert White, Candy Bennett, daughter of Mr. and Mra Gcrdon Bennett, and Bally Taber, tteughter of Uw Rev. and Mra. Harold Taber, returned from Junior High Institute last Saturday. Her. Taber was buM-: nass manager of thia Methodist Camp and Mrs. Harold Taber agent, says how well a coUon knit garment retains its shape often depends on the process the manufacturer used in finish­ ing IL You can learn to defect faulty finishing, she adds. Tlie tiny knit loopa in the knli are normally plump and may stretch the fabric as It la finished. This make* the ioops long and thin." she explains. •Then when you wash the garment, lhe loopa go bock to their original >.hapc. and UUj causes the garment to be distort­ ed." Mrs. Kuhn continues. Usu­ ally the garment will be shorter and wider after you wash tt. How can you tell if a knit will lose Its shape when you UPHOLSTERING baby of Grand Rapids are to move to Marshall where he lure a high school coaching job. He ka the win of Mr. and Mrs. Ern­ est Ball of Middlerille. * The Banfield-Vicinity Caledonia Church Is Setting for Lovely Nuptials Judy Lynn Wlwenbofer, daugh - Pair In New York City and will | and daughter. JUL and Mr. and also visit Ward Berry and family Urn Tlmmas Hutchinson of In New York. * Mr. and Mrs. | Grand Rapids. Jill remained Kingsley of East Main Street ■ this w(rk. juemt guests of Mr were maMcr and mistress of I snd Kingsley were his mrittnA. * A farewell party was ceremonies of hl* aKcr’s wedding mother. Mra. Mac Kingsley of given honoring John Campbell Aug. 7. U was held In Uw St. Grand Raipds and Billy Meyers at his parent’s home on the Irv­ Adeibcrt Church in Grand Rap- ' of carlton. Michigan. * The H ing Road Saturday evening. Ids. They were also master and Ncsro children who have been mistress of ceremonies al Uic vLiiur.g in homes in and around reception Tlu- newlyweds a r e । M1ddlevlUe. a project of the {Mr. and MB Thouuu Hutohin-1Middleville Chapel, returned Hags Area m Tuesdays. • Pkkup sad Daltvary. • Marry famplae. THE FUINITUHl ■UILDING Wayne Hazel Mrs. Cutshaw, Jr., New President Of Methodist WSCS firmly enough to make them ; nap back to their original ahape. shoulder seams, particularly. ice met on Aug. 11 to take action on filllikt the oflice of president, find shrink. resistant guarantees vacated by Hur unexpected death anti percentage of shrinkage. to expect, Mr Kuhn warns that even a high quality knit t-ahlrt may shrink as much os five per­ cent. but. it should shrink evenly Phone 374-3523 Lamb With Ham Yes. you can team lamb with him for kaboba, using equal the Tiger game in Detroit. * Dr. and Mrs. James Chamness and ।1 family from Holland and Mrs. । Alice Frey attended the Sever-11— ------. — ----- — ——-, once reunion in Upter Sunday She wore a powder blue, whipped j cream, street - length drttu with: long sleeves and smocking at the' . culls and brick. Her iial and siwea I ____________ ______ ,........... ____ • were of matching color and site 1 Monday for their home in Hale carried a white lace fan topped I —« .. . .. .____ ... .< : wltK ntnr rtWK nr>d wbltn feathmdi I THURS.-FRI.-SAT MON airs uon rotter, near uuvn w air. ana airs. -Maurice waacnThe Banfield - Dealing - Rrlggs! hofer of 735 E Marshall, aunt and MV3* met at the- Briggs .Church j uncle of the bride, were master Sunday. Later they went to play. and mistress of ceremonies, miniature golf. * Mrs. Wayne; ]iObert Brower of Kalamaxoo. Bucklin is a surgical paUent At I broiher-bi-law of the groom, was 144 EAST STATE STREET HASTINGS, MICHIGAN For her daughter** wedding. Mrs. Wksaihofer wore a pink, blue and green floral print dress of whipped Largsr dretwr. tiltiag style mirror chart of drswan, $R88 W IN SALE THURSDAY, FRIDAY & SATURDA 4-Pc. Bedroom Suites Pole Lamps ^-->8988 ASK ABOUT Middleville LINOLEUM Ry Mrt. Mury Jackton Rugs S|-8S REC. $149.50 3-PC. CURVED SECTIONAL SOFAS lhe groom's mother wore a light blue eyelet areas with pink acces­ sories, and a corsage of pink .is- WITH YOUR menl at 7 pin: Mbs Janet Bow­ ; man. cousin of the bride, and Miss ' Josephine Harrison. sister of tlie groom, hod etiarge of the guest Hastings High School CoHee Tables Rockar Chairs SAXON EMBLEM SC83 No Money Down-Sl00 Weekly! AND COLORS GENUINE HIDE-A-IED DAVENPORTS Sofa Beds Tables Double Sofa-Beds 4-Chiir Dinette Sets WALNUT Record Cabinet Table Lamps Walnut $< Finish ’ LAPO DRUGS James Rugg is staying close to ljrljk Uce wlth home since he had two badiwhltc accessories, and the corsage spells. * Mrs Edna Davte who.from hcr w(ddlnM bouquet broke her hip recently and was A!tCT a honeymoon t» St. Igwicc. |lent to Blodgett Hospital, will be ..t.ckimur Island and the bridge. । transferred to Medical Facility (lhe Mr and M„. Harrison as soonas she is able. * Mr. and are at home at MH Woodruff । 'from Middleville. Hastings. Lan­ sing. Freeport. Avon Lake, Ohio, Thursday with Iwr new son. Grand Rapids. TJYtOn RupkU I Christopher James, from Ben- Clarksville. Alto. Lowell. Mllwapnock Hospital. This makes Dr. i kre. Wise- Wayland and Illinois. The rehcanud party w held NOW AVAILABLE ON 3-RING Loose Leaf Note Books With Plastic Cover and Convenient Inside Pocket Without Pocket $1.09 Odd LMS »r you art on a strict ludytl Racliner Chairs FURNITURE 117 West State Stratt HASTINGS Right Downtown PHONE 945-4172 ; the camp. * Quests of Mr. and Mrs Rurscil Beeler Monday were Mr. and Mrs Myron Smith of Orange, Calif. He taught here rijkl diamond al lit riykl �fl—THE HASTINGS BANNER The Larry Hooks Now 'At Home' After Honeymoon Rev. Gury Unites Couple in Rites at Episcopal Church See Your Home In New Light, Expert Suggests Personal Mention The Victor Kenneys are rationing in Alaska. Tile Russ Hammonds iChrya- You ran see your home In a new light with a few well-placed A quiet wedding was solemnir- Dance Masters Convention tour­ -------------------------------------mg Europe. They will visit in Ermond J. Strong, 4010 Morgan Paris. Venice, Florence, Rome, Road. Nashville, on Friday, Aug. MaiL-id and London before re­ fl. at fl pm. when their daugh- turning Horne Aug. 34th. Me­ ter, Judith Ann, was .united. In. iirul* and Tommy are Maying marriage to Lurry J. Hook, sun ’with lhe Clayton Cases while j of Mr. and Mra. Laurence Houk---------------- -----------------of Barryvllle Rood. Mr. and Mra. Maurice Ingram. Haatlngs, and Mra Margery : fanned the double ring ceremony Dryer. Sault Stc. Marie, recent­ : in the presence of Ute immediate ly returned from a three week families. visited Theodore Rooaeveh Na­ tional Memorial Park, Yellow­ stone National Park, Tlie Tctona, Rocky Mountain National Park. At Ball Lake City they were met Uy Maurice's brother. Lyle, and wife, from Phoenix. Arts. They toured the Morman Temple The Emmanuel Episcopal Church was the scene Saturday. July 31. of Jack Wilson of rural Hastings, and John Gallagher. *un ot Mr and Mra. Frank Gallagher ot Wall lake. Delton. . Tlie Rev. Don M Gury performed the ceremony on the altar d«orated with candelabra, palms, white gladlc.11, and pink dairies Mr*. Sadie Mae Brower played the wedding music on the argan floor-length bridal gown of white organza The fitted bodice was lavishly appllqucd with a leaf and flower pattern of chantilly lace. UC^efulb’ planned lighting lets vou see belter and can provide n dKoratire .toiicB to.your home. Martha Kuhn. Barry County home economic* agent, define* good lighting a* a combination of celling fixtures, wall brackets and p-.rtuble lamps arranged to «lve m>ii the right amount of light f«r rach rye task and overnil Uaht »•» relieve general eye strain and fatigue Each eye ift’-k require* n dif­ ferent amount <it light For In­ stance. < raiws more airain than reading a well printed book, and therefore, cull* for better Ughtlm: Remember room lighting i» )u>t s' impnrtant as specific liglitnik’ A single light may pro­ vide rnoueh llglH fur n given Job. but the human rye also rets the dark portm '>! ‘hf room and the contrast can ratjse eye itraln. Light dull colored wall* can be lighted . imply and econumlraliy. . > > ... KI,, ,1, the Copper mine at Bingham Canyon and visited tlie Great A small reception immedtatriy .Salt „„ Lake, aa well as many „ followed the ceremony high- -cOwr of tu,torlca] i^X:^UU,UUy oTSie nted wedding cake. arrived in Cheyenne. Wyo. In Mrs. Strong chose for her tune to attend a day at the daughters wedding on oUre rodeo in celebration of Frontier green sheath areas with white Day* m Wyoming acceesarlc*. Tlv groom’s mother Appointment of James W A wore a blue and white floral *Uk „ f^m . n gu?L^T^xmrelor sleeves accented the fitted bodice and a sculptured neckline added to its special look. Tlie soft . straight skin was encircled with bouffant detachable chapel-length train accented the natural waist­ line with a small front bow She, MR. AND MRS JOHN GALLAGHER J^2dCnUaU Whl:‘ ■in'1 “■’■'■^ant basketball coach . . Miss Jacklyn Kay Wilson Is Married. lhe grown : carnation corsages. ra, a .hz« Tvcumreh high school for the newlywed* le/t tor a short |U>t ox aumissions admissions Serving os brat man was Gene,Kalamaroo. Middleville. Dcfton I•-in , Thcliu **1 ,lTC .>year*, car3 of imported French illustbii enclr- >M. uttiT which lhev T.ii will “c-m-ter *, om« .. BUI* Cm* . E ’ MtL •"? U» « Ad ­ [ be .’ -at,”V " —T~ .ui—apartment "'Ll counselor in uic omce...or —— — — - ■ ,----- —" । home in their ------— -• ----.. aa_­ R ate rJtJ? to NaS? missions of Northern Michigan ‘ A bare lislil ra,‘ ,>r d®’’* length veil with a large silk orThe moUier of the bride. JJr» | The new Mr. and Mra Gallagher 0non 8tat e Street In Nashville nf,t^ o.8l^!< *n f\8Ahvlllc University wa* announced today overlay and matching Jacket with ganra rate was delicately sprinkled Wilson, chose a navy blue silk ! went on a honeymoon through — ............................... Both the bride and groom are p>linu. L Harden- presirje strain. Mrs Kuhn suggests white aeceasoriej. with tiny ieed pearls, She carried j crepe suit with white accessories upper .................... Michigan. Canada. Mlnnc..................... ............................ .................. ....... d"nt Mr Huffman, a mUvc ot using shades on nil lamp* a cascade of 18 red rose* In her ■ for the occasion. Mra. Gallagher, rota and Wisconsin. They are »etFollowing tlie ceremony. lunchmother, ±mr.rd donned ~ an !I '.led tied in theirr.r=!y newlypurehpurchased ■ n»«J’ber Your choice of a rood lamp bridal bixxjuel I the groom's mother. ‘ * home' 8r^j,lntc of the Wright Beauty \ak*’.rO<lossa: -V Ch- lnc rxiwaru* ciuo. Ute PTtcrdlng the bride down the I aqua lace drras with matching oc- on Wall Lake in Delton, School Hall. Centerpiece* were of -hade l.» one ot the aide were five attendant*, all caanrle*. Both mothers wore white , zmi An •- uiwnxui* —----- interrattng highlight ui of the is employed employed nt at Veva. Beauty ™ u,iaWre Coi^lv ctXriJl white and yellow muma. Those ter lutoi All Unmii >u*»ugni uir is v drewied in floor-length gowns of orchid* toxomplete their outfit* I wedding Hiding day day was wa* that that Rev. Rev Don;Shop Don Shop in ln Nashville No^ville ^taltoX^Z a.*ai*ting were Mrs, Ted Ziegfer, ceJ«»Ual blue taffeta.-styled with — Mr*. Jerry Smith. Mra Philip Co- • "P’-'i Those assisting at the churchjGuiY performed hl* flrat ceremony! The groom Is a * 1855 I9^? graduate It™d“a!<f of ihe Michigan Education as­ scooped • neckline* and tailored reception were Janelie Brerly. .27 years ago when he flral came oft Kellogg tent and Mr*. Jeffery Brownell uf.bGit •, p... ... Kelloca Community Communltv College Collecc H<> nnd fda wUe Mar. Hastings; kin. Herbert Smriker. ' whlu ,ln'n franc-susac bow* at the back. Marilyn Eichenauer. Unda Court- t to Hastings for the bride's parent*, and u employed In the engineeracene of the wedding of Mias Dawn " da- have moved to Marquette, Susanne Durbin and Thomas Freeport; Mrs Joseph Scotl and "I’"1!11 They >-ore single dior bow* as ney. Judy BurclwtL Gloria Herb- ' Mr. and Mr*. Wilson. July 31 he! m< department at Consumer* n Battle Batttec^i headpiece*, white elbow - length strelth. Barbara and Brenda Hall. [ married Uicir youngest daughter. Power Company In Cree* Mr Iloffman graduated from George Brownell on Saturday. Aug Mr*. Robert Geliy of Middlawlte-n Battle Cree* ciiarlolte High School In 1955 glove*, and carried sheath ar­ Jana McBain and Bonnie Ham- j in toe *ame church •• Transparent rangements of pink rose* with molld I The omanlst. Mrs. Sadie Mae Thc Rev. Fr. Joseph c Dunphy I t««n Washington. D C. Grand ,ted for light foliage bows. _ . R A. Hoffman. Warren are.. Serving a* host and hosics* for.Brower, .too pbytd for both w«dperformed the double ring cere- Rapids. Otaego. Muskegon. ’ Katairtlmc.’ a dark These lovely gowns were made mnm.ln tnilZOO. maaoo. Middleville. Middleville, FriTlrirt, Freeport. St St Uie bridal group w<e Mr. and Mra. ding* and used the same muuc Sheriff and Mra. Merl Camp- many in lhe presence of 100 guest*. Harold E. Wright of Lansing, aunt for both moUier anS daughter, dramatic or decorative rtf ret. but Two bouquets of wliltc mums Frank Gallagher. ~~ ~~ ” ' • • ~ txill ore traveling" through Canaand uncle of the bride. Their ------------ •-----------avoid » where you do. rye sttnlnMr. and Mra Dale Jones with da for two weeks returning home and yellow gladloU decorated Ute daughter, Mrs. Robert W. Ray-1. . . ... , Mrs. Philip Cotant. sister of the their four youngsters of Grand mu weekend bride, was matron of honor. Brides­ River. Iowa, were liere visiting nic Walu.r Forsberg* returned You 'hould also consider the maids were Mra Bruce WUsan. of the bride, attended *3?,‘S! The bride’s brother and alder, groom. and her mother. Mra !'.,-r .mntfnrr nml sisters Mr< .>.v > ___L . ... sister-In-law of Uic bride; Mbs size.- sliape and material ot the James E Durbin of Leach Like Ralph Hunt. Mrs. Charles Block llonlnK m North Carolina, shade Tlie best shades are open and Mrs D S. Kidder. Sr. Rl and the James Kadtocda Mrs Thc Dr. Phuip Frundscn |wnl. bride; Mf.-i Brenda Gibson, and Hunt Mrs Black and her son. bMuskegon are vacationing bride’s diccated father and mother • alecvele.-s Kelly green suit with allow greater tight diffusion. The Mias Marti Gallagher, sister of • I I David, along with the Janwa wlth hu thc tlie groom. who wa* Junior brldes- Mr*. Robert WUscn, tlie bride’s I p The groom is the son Of Mr and • nrokllne and white acres- hot An diameter should allow grandparents. Frank Brown. Sr, i 11T3C10US nODlPS toured in northern Michigan Fraruisens al their Wall Lake Mrs Robert Brownell of R6 Ha*-, »riis. grandfather of the groom, and V,UVIUUJ HvlllUJ last week, the Joneses en route ting*. I After a five-day trip through Brown,---uncle of the groom I Marshall, long known for Its!to Iowa and Ute other* return------------------v«ra Sidnev Bench lum bride, was flower girl, wearing a Frank Mra. Wayne Peterson preaided at I northern Michigan Into Ontario, [studying or other tasks Your home to Hastings the poM jn Cedarville visiting her -I*— the organ. draw also styled by Mra. Gallagher from New Jersey. Evangeline and beautiful homes, will again perI Canada, the bridal couple is now shndi-. should also be made from 'IIm Cedric More?* hkve re Ring bearer was David Wilson. Ous Jouras of Chicago and Joliet. | mlt lhe tourtxt a view Inside । weekend. Tlie bride, given in marriage by living at 504'a Spring Street, Grand Ill., aunt and uncle of Mary Anne ■«">«• of it* gracious mansion*. | Miss. Bernice Jansen la due to frXn a lwo wrekx two Karmes. also attended. On Saturday. Sept. 11. the an- [arrive here about Aug. 24th to through the East. Thet met । chose a floor-length aheath of j ------------ •------------ Guest* of the Vernon Engle Other sneclal and Mra. Mr*. Don Roman Feldpaurelira I*/ New __ Bruce Wilson, brother of Die bride; special tmesis guests were from nual ,iual Historic Home Tour is is ' visit lhe the Rev. jind ------------------ . bouquet “7*“ "taffeta "featurir " lug a natural । High school undent*. Jim An- foniili over tlie wrekrnd were Detroit. Detroit. Eaton Rapids. Durand, scheduled to occur. Gury for a few days | Yor)t cyy ttnd t<nlr pl U)e toured the Worlds World’s wrisUine. walsUine. above above elbow elbow sleeves, and drew* and Charlie Meyer were Payiva. courina of tho groom , Mellett. Lansing, Richland. Osterno, This tour, which Inst year drew Thc Edward Freeland family Pair then accomp ompdnlcd them to ! an open neckline appllqucd witlv nt Mankato State in Mmmsota over 2.000 people. Is sponsored by left Saturday for Virginia to Brentwood. www. N. ••, H. <1.------------------------ ja motif of re-embroldered Alencon ; tlie past wci’k for wrcxUitig P.it;y Rhlunts of Grandville. the Guild Council of Trinity visit his broUirr and family this i •• —‘ • — Mra. Charles Dailey and her'Jace. The ttralght skirt was rib- undies. Rodney Hall. Gregg Oluo. Mi.- Itiuh rrtunted Ixxno j Episcopal Church, under the. iveek. ■ youngAtcr* lurircu ■••■«• ■a •«« arrived many Friday troin from; >»ned with low inseri of u>aw>>match- , W(«xi w«m1 anti and Scott Scott Anderson Anderson were were Moiid;i>. the girl* remained to [general chairmanship of Mrs. Arthur Lee FMller te visiting cw-vnhs, °re, to vtelt her moth-,!«« hwe A detadwble chapri-.nt M s u. recently fur simitar visit for lhe retmunder of tlu* There Goes • Charles Christner and Mrs Peter; his cousin at F^o r t Angelens.. jp Mr* Charles Tro mH el l and 1 length train tmfw was created t—by > hdeep —,. j audltt , । Houghton u .fi, . [her «l»ter and family, the Bob pleat* that attached to a waistline i _ _ The Bride ! The homes selected for thl* 1 iu' Frank McCloakey family Miller*, for 15 days. Bhoctiy be­ ribbon and bowfrunt closure. : year’s tour reflect an excellent are visiting his family In New , forc leaving her son. Bill Shatzer Site carried a cascade bouquet of I cross-section of the many his-’ Jersey this week. ■ arrived heme after two year* in yellow rone* with white velvet rib­ torlcaliy - unique home* to bej When Mr*. L R. Mattson mov- Korea. He is here now to visit bon streamer* and lover* knot*. Miss Jane E Ziegler of Grand is the; selection of lhe right found In the Marshall area. All1 ed to Scottsdale. Artz, last week before reporting bock for duty I of them are- recognized ns ex- j her daughter and family. Uic |tl Virginia. Bob lived In Has- Rapid* wa* maid of honor. 6iie photpgraphera-CQod profeitiorul eeptional examples of perirxl ar-' Bud Kleklntveld* of Grand Rap-1 tines with the Truesdell* al one wore a floor-length empire line । chltecture and most nre well over'his, were with her They also, time »o is delighted to be in sheath of peau taffeta In u pepPhotographs can kevd the pcecioas. a century old. haw moved to Scottsdale where | Hastings again. pcnnlnl shade. The fitted bodice' Perhaps thc most Imposing and; they will now reside. । Mra. Lawrence Herrick and was styled with a scoop, neckline stately of the homes to be shown ■ Denny Huntley lias finished Mrs Bernard Reed were guests and elbow-length sleeve* A reW the residence of Harold C his Summer Job and is home this I of Mra r«>in rw.tr..foy rr.w,i movable Watteau tack at the | Why Not Call Ui for the Brooks. 310 N. Kalamazoo, fore-j week with his family, the J. days at her cottage near East •ihouWcrUne wlUl “ »*U-t»w fur-1 most authority on early Marshall Franklin Huntleu. He begins hl* । Towns jnbhed the back detail. Site wore I Best Wedding Photography j history. Built in 1838, only eight studies at the U of M. Law! Christy Kahler is home on 'a matching floral disc with a short, *5“!? ?’e ,ount,u,K ®f Mar- School next wwk Ugave from Pensacola Fla When' cl!vuh*r vel1- an<l carried a bou- i shall. Hits home 1* sited on a Mrs. Roman FVldpausch plans he reports back tor duty ho w||i mr t of green dmlrire bordered with knoll town O ny Knoxville, Tenn, ' lnu,n* “,ul «Tecn Mreamera ! ........ overlooking -............... " the. . ■ ii> {ny w to aauinur, i run, uusthis be at lhe Air Base al BrunsS Photography high nnA *n I. a -■ .to Join . .her mother .. ult A,r ««« M BriinsSandra K CWa Of Battle iSf* “ <rln...,C >aSS!?. ...mntT”’plc Thursday, 107 S. Jefferson 945-3967 X5reek Revival architecture tltere nn(1 wlth Mr. and Mra. Sterling French ! Creek was |>er cousin’s bridesmaid Site wore an identical floor-length ’ | family for a visit. Her sister, who of Rnnfleld visited Lulu Ed­ sheath and matching headpiece., has been ill Is Improving and monds on Monday. now home from Uie hospital. Betty Edmonds and friend of C M. U. grad. Norman Lubte- Battle Creek visited her grand­ dalaics bordered with white mums I meckl will teach at Farmington mother. Mrs. Leslie Edmond*. and white streamers. Mis* Chrttaine Suzanne Bennett,; Sunday. daughter of Mr. and Mra. Gordon Tlie Charles Fauls rnet the The many friend* of Xdward O. Stanton, formerly of Maple nt the Ben Oldleys in Owonao Grove township will be sorry to - —-— --------w» III MW "I’iCIUIw recently returned from Okinawa. Hospital In Ann Arbor. A speedy nnrt Tmw h* mvt — V-,,--.—- will 1 ■ - - ■ i,_ br.de. with whom she made her Mr. and Mrs Myrl Armstrong and son. Tom. left Saturday for their home in Chula Vista. Calif.. !S^..c±!^.“j~r~. Personal Mention Newlyweds Now 'At Home' After Northern Trip w lf . Marshall Invites ^sj Visitors to Tour Girls are /torn knowing about wink ,*■, diamonds orange blossoms White' and.. Final CLEARANCE on SUMMER • SPORTSWEAR • SWIMSUITS | • DRESSES Summer HATS FRESH DONUTS 2 P^e $1 00 GIRDLES redu<:ed The Bonnet & Gown Shop Alma Finc/leton mother, Mrs. Addle Wood, and man. and their son and family, the other relatlven in Michigan. Jerry laibelle of Otacgo wax the Tom Cummings Iiave returned to Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Tobias their home at Poughkeepsie, and grandson. Gregory Tobias, groom's ntteixfant and ushers were Jeffery Brownell of R2 Haatlnga. recently spent a week at Mra Mrs. Robert Cook Is expecting Doris West's resort at Houghton her son and family, the Robert Lake and three days with Mr and Mrs. Lloyd Livingston at and white shift with solid yellow Saturday or Sunday for a week** their trailer at Middle Lake near Greenville. Luncheon guests at | Mr. and Mi*. Lew Godfrey, the Tobias home on Saturday pink taffeta dress with white lace I who own the Whiskey Run Hunt- evening were Mr. and Mrs. Frank | ing Preserve on R4 Hastings, are Roush. Sunday afternoon and taking a trip to Washington luncheon guests were Mr. and ; State, Alberta. Canada, and ML Mrs. Lloyd Livingston. Mr. and Rainier. They are accompanied Mrs Fay Fisher of Nashville by Mrs. Godfrey's niece. Miss Su­ were also callers. Tuesday Mr. from the san Edmonds, daughter Of Mr*. and Mra. Clifford Effner called I Charlotte Edmonds of Bedford. with a birthday gift for her sis­ Mrs, Godfrey called her parents, ter, Mra. Tobias. Wednesday Mrs. j Mr. and ijn Lavem Wilcox. Fri- Alice Livingston and Mrs Kline , day. Aug. 13: from Rainier, Wash, and reported a "good bias and presented her with a trip” , birthday gift Mr. and Mrs ToPfc Wm. Edmonds, son of the 205 N. Michigan I late Harlan Edmonds and Char- their trailer at Strawberry Lake | lotte Edmond* of Bedford, who has been on leave from France, MBs Colleen Jeter of Detroit Is । lias been visiting hl* grandpar­ spending this week with her un­ \ ents. Mrs. Leslie Edmonds and cle and aunt, the Ralph Eyes. Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Wilcox of Miss Dorothy Trusock and her Route 4. He return* to his outfit niece, Marsha Hengesbacli. were as of Aug 18. While at home he In New York all last week. They and Beverly Brunch were united visited at the home of the Jim In marriage. She U employed at the Community Hospital at Bat­ othy attended the Worlds Pair, tle Creek and U a native of plays snd various places of Inter­ Johnstown Township. est. Marsha, although having a Watch Whila The A. D. Andersons were bout with the “flu" and missing Sunday guests of Mr and Mra. the Fair, had » grand time with Robert Anderson of Union City. her cousins, swimming, etc, and' We Make 'Em Mrs. Charles Lawrence attend­ ed the funeral of Mrs Charles In Which Jimmy, Jr, participates, Plain 59c dos. Ernsberger in Lake Odessa on having won many trophies. Monday. Aug. ». Visiting Mr and Mr. and Mra. Arthur Haywood MR. Lawrence over the weekend spent Sunday at Crystal visiting FXOSTID » DECOtATID were her brother and family. Mr. Ifriend*. and Mr*. "'Paul Ernsberger and Mr. and Mr*. John DeBroux Donuts 69c doz. [Penny Kay of Mansfield. Ohio ।and ion*. Jim and Steven, are Open Dally ; who also visited his sister. Mr’ 'vacationing with their capiper in ; and Mrs. Cart Sparks. Jr. ‘ ’Wisconsin and Colorado.^— TASTE TREATS A recent housegue-d of Mra. Mra. L. M. Raber spent last Lois Wickham was her cousin 'week in Martin. Tann, visiting Mra. Myra Osborne of ML Ver­ her daughter and grandson, Mr*. TRY SOME TODAY non. N.Y. Visiting Mra. Wickham Bhlrley Carter and Scott, and this week Is Mr*. Fem Harring­ also had the pleasure of flying ton of Grand Rapid*. | 9 A.M. to II r.M. Superette crystal USE OUR BRIDAL UMBRELLA FOR YOUR NEXT SHOWER btWIAM >• 1*11 Now in our New Store 122 West State Street �Society newS Mra. David Goodyear entertained her bridge club a Tuesday evfaitag ago. Ouerta were Mra. Joe Hubert and Mra. Wilbur Birk. the Ken Rose hone Wednesday m-ralno Atta II T» a«— n.- all wrtg of “cragy” gift* for' the, children of Duncan. Okl*. who Urthdgy cake and umbrellas on her Urige. Carl Hewitt of Woodland.) honoree. . tUTe been here the post week, and ice cream. Outate were Sue and J^ui Cotenl and friend of Battle ‘ iateo the family party cxi Aug. 6. BsUy Melsenbach, Clieryl Allcrd- Week and Mr. and Mn. Burdett Th«« «»s a lobster cook-out Thu the first time in reven ing. Marianne Pratt, Gall Bauer Octant dinner at the Gsy Jordans a Bun- years Uurt the family had been and Melody Staup. Game* were ... day afternoon ago foe Mr* Ralph tide to get togethsr including Mr. played. I Feldpausch and Thoma.-.: Hunt. Mrs. Charles Black. David I and Mr*. Kenneth Hampton nndi • • » | families sir ptenntng a reunion I Black and their gurat* the Dale ' children of Marian. Ind. Mr. and ' Ou«ta of thc Kart Larsens over w Glin Lak' on Monday. Aug. 22. > 'rom Grand Rlrw. Mra. Joe T&r.pson and son of weekend were Mrs William I • ; Iowa Mm j -—•• Bault Bt Marie and the Hamp- I-uricn Je— Unen Of DeThe wtnnera tn the nnrth“2. tTOlt wh0 canw 10 lielp *°uth p,*’r of Duplicate; Clark (DruriBai Klntifh and birthdays M Ctafly. who was Bridge game at the HmUbks : . J daughter of Lansing i j0 cm Aug. 15. and Timmy, who i Country Club Tucaday night ... I,,,, rt8hl on Au< M jo further were Mrs c. W. Richardson I -------- IMUC — M ‘Irt visit of their deugiiUr, Mr. and ■J Thb Art Reynolds deacendante honor lhe birthday* the neighbor-1 ahd WHllam Miliar of Grand Mrs. Andrew <Wflk» Baker and were entertained at the Dun Lake iwod children were Invited for a i Rapids Second went to Gordon • home of Mr and Mrs Ix-o Reyn- party on Monday afternoon August! Deimel and Herman Boucher olds and Mr and Mr* Duane is the birthday month for tfie Lar- . and third went to Mrs Loma Englcrth on Bunday, Aug. «. The sen family, as their youngert chU<V I Davidson and Roy Hubbard. !• Row’ll love our d BAKED GOODS Blittarcrust Bread 25c Fry Rolls _________________ 6 for 39c Jetty tusmark. cinnamon carmel, gUXwJ ,Uglr donuts, plain lunch rolls, and cinnamon fry lolls. Bskad fresh daily. FRIDAY & SATURDAY SPECIAL Lemon Pie Res- 65c—s«»e lie 54c Orange Knots 6 for 39c deliciput fry roll w Coffee Cakes family the 58c Small Ones 32c Data nut butternut, pineapple, cherry, brown sugar nut. apple and almond filled. Cookie Day Every Wed.-4 Dox, Pkg. $1 DALE’S BAKE SHOP THE HASTINGS BANNER—7 Delightful Time Enjoyed by Garden Club Membersqi The Thornapple Garden Club kCgtttwws with the hostcas and renting a delightful program on "Birds tn the Landscaping Pic­ ture." ,,.-..1...^. .u.u un/ u.i nug. i. u/umm fi'Jiii L.Kuics ritwi nnu Mrs Max Harting*. Mr. and Mrs. Orville Raplda were invited for thia occ*-i Myers Second went to Harry Pursed (Leo's sister and husband) rton. . j Burke and Mrs. Roy Hubberd ■ere also gumu tar the day. A ... : and third to Mrs. Chwrira Potto bountiful dinner was served, and ‘ The 1 annuler reunion was held and Mr* Robert Cook, a wonderful time at boating, swim- at Tyden Park on Aug. 16 with ______ ,ming and visiting was enjoyed. 90 in attendance. The family mem• ' Everyone was grateful to their here attending from the farthest Mrs. Ho enbeck I host* and hosteeara for entertain- dlrtance were from Chicago, while j u ling them, it being such an ideal others came from Grand Rapid* MOS High Guest i»pot for their reunion. . Kslamasw. Paw Paw. Battle Creek,! T_| i.. i , * * * Jackson. Lake Odeea* Sunfield and ’ OlIV Gt l_UDCheOH Mr and Mrs. William Dunlap many from Hastings. Mrs. Marjn At the Hartings Country Club entertained the “Birthday Club" Blackburn was a guni from Knox- • ladle* lune boon Tuesday Mra. picnic al their Podunk Lake home vllle. Tenn., she being a slater of; William Hollenbeck won thc on Sunday. There were 16 to enjoy Mrs BuryleLanatycr. Of special guest prize for liw afternoon of the potluck and lhe delicious bar- interest was the family tree com- j bridge playing, becucd chicken with 'Bill'' an chef, plkd by Mrs. Lloyd Shroyer. Many | OUicr winners were Mra. D. C and Die Kroup had the usial won- took pictures to commemorate the' French. Mra. Jack Kennedy, Misi rierful time that is characteristic day which was a very pleasant one. Jocelyn IronHde and . Mrs. Ken I of their get-treethers. Club mem- as there wa* much visiting to be; Ib»' bers attending were ihe Ward done, reminiscing as well as “catchMrs Richard Cotter was chairHynea. the Maurice Hynea. the ing up” on current family hap- , man far the day and was asWalter Eatons. Uic Ken Dimtapa. penlng*. .sUted by Mra. John Punfll. Mrs MR AND MRS FREDRICK TEBO Uic Clarence OUdinga. the John I • • • ;Paul Faulkner. Mra George ,. . Miss Linda Raaelcy Becomes Bride. SlooUiaaks, and Mrs. Lila McKee; Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Cotan: en-' Dean, Mra. G. M. Fuller and Mra. and friend. Itertalned with a picnic dinner M R. Furman. • * * Sunday honoring thc birthdays of, ------------ «-----------Carol Ann Divine celebrated her torlr son, Steven, and Phillip's I Mrs. Charles Silsbee of EvanlOUi birthday with a party Mon- 1 fattter. Burdett. Their guests were Stan. Ill. ha* returned to her ■ ■ /» ■ , day. Aug. 16. from 1 to 3. Carol Ur. and Mra. William Hewitt, home after visiting Mrs. Glen flllP I OIIH P AT had candles on her white and pink Chartene and Marilyn, of Grand Brower for a week. jUIIHv UUUpiU Ul been attracted this Summer was enjoyment ot the dub. "Feeding the Birds" was a natural setting of petrified wood. honeysuckle. ber­ ries and a miniature bird enjoying them. Tlie other arrangement wu a beautiful sea-Alien on a mount- speckled nranra l|)lm canna leaves roUcd al thrll Double Ring Riles f prize money from the Barry Coun­ ty Fair exhibits to lhe club which amounted to $33,75 Methodist Church Miss Linda Raselcy. daughter of I r. and' Mra. Clare Olmsted. 703 on scholarships from the Club. Mrs. Chester Stowell reported Campground Road, were united Ui marrlag« at 3 pm.. Saturday. July . 124. tn the First Methodist church. I with Use Rev. George Elliott read- | , ing the double ring ceremony in , SWEATERS Cordigon styles in ossorted colors. Sixes S. M. & L Regu­ larly $12.98. SKIRTS Now 44 .. HOW Gauze diapers in slightly irregulars. Regular $2.98 Dox. Baby BLANKETS JUMPERS Choose from numerous colors. Regularly $2.98. Wool ond wool blends. Shift jumpers in assorted colors. Sizes 8 to 18 . . . Regularly $15.98. and "Wedding Prayer." Mra. David ! NoW 2 dozen by Beacon C$44 / ' Now LI NOW CORDUROY SLACKS One-piece dresses of 100% wool knit. Choose from several styles. Regularly priced at $17.98. Now $|00 Boxer styles in assorted colors. Sties 3 to 6X and 7 to 14 . . . * Regularly $1.98. KNIT DRESSES tl WOOL MATERIAL Now*]99 All wool and woolen blends in assorted colors and patterns. 54 inches by 60 inches. Regularly $2.98. SLACKS Now <100 FLANNEL STRETCH SLACKS cz88 Now In assorted colors. Sizes 8 to 20 . . . Regularly priced $12.98. 36 inch widths in new prints. Regularly 49c yd. fall Idebl for school clothes . . . Regularly 98c yd. Ladies SLIPS Dacron ond cotton blend . . . White with loce trim Sixes 32 to’44. Regularly $2.98. Now 3 yards*! U 1 e1Q0 SPORTSWEAR FABRICS NOW 2 TERRY CLOTH Now In beautiful colors and pat­ Vdrds 7 I LI Now 88tyl1- 100% nylon in tailored and locetrimmed styles. Sixes S, M. & L. White and pastel colors. Regularly $1.98. Ladies BRIEFS White, rayon acetate. Sizes Now U $100 Now T | e 4^ BEACON BUNKH SPECIALS All Pvrmanoggpd for Easy Washing $«00 for | THE ESSEX Aborted colors in It by 90 inch sixes. 94% rayon and 6% nylon Reguleriy SS.9B. ’ Now *4°° THE MARIGOLD NYLON HOSE Seomlew In shades of honey and mist. Sizes 8’/i to II. c100 NoW # pairs V I In floral prints. 72 by 90 inch. 94% rayon and 6% nylon with 100% acetate binding. Regularly Now ’5“ Now Now 500 VELVET CORDUROY lins. Sixes 2 to 6X. Rag. $7.98. Beautiful fall shades ... JEANS U >100 Now I Sizes 3 to 8. Regularly $1.98. Regularly $1.^9 yd. Now . <10Q I I 7 ' BEDSPREADS by Cannon Twin or double-bed size. Ideal for college. Regulorfy $7.98. Girls JUMPERS Wool and nylon blends In tweeds and plaids. Size 7 to 14. Regularly $4.98. thick, lean, meaty covering. Woodland. Hie wedding ceremony was performed at the Air Force Base Chapel in Honolulu. Hawaii. Beretanta Street, Apt. E. Honolulu, Hawaii. 96814. Utt Banner Want Adif prepared 7 । . By roasting, braising or grilb In a moderate oven <835* F. own fat ar lard and drippings. Pour off drippings, season and add liquid. Cover tightly and cook slowly 1 to 34 hours or until clone. To grill, place on the grill or in the basket, of an outdoor cooking unit. Cook slowly, turning occasionally, until done allowing 14 to 2 hours cooking time. D.UI Tcbo of Algonquin Lake was ills brother s beat nun. Dave Tebo. brother of the groom, and Hlchard Tobias and Jack Itansto and other meat cuts, Keeler were ushers. such aa tlwie sluffed and rolled Tlie bride’s mother ciioae a pale blue sleeveless Dneti-rayon knit dreis for her daughters wedding and thc groom's mother chose a arc brought to the table. If U>e two-piece shell colored kxdt suit Strings and Skewers "WHIM THIRI'S THIRI CAN'T U Out-of-town guests were present from Knlamaaqo. Woodland, and Wisconsin. The rehearsal pSrty was held Friday, July 23, at tlie Landlubber Inn. Fur her traveling ensemble, the bride wore a pink and wiilte two- Ung and serving. MUSIC CENTER Mrs Jerome <Rlla> Conrad of Detroit is visiting her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Ken Laberteaux 138 W. State this week. KWl 5-4284 at home nt 1214 W. Center. Personal Mention The Gordon Fuhr family vlsi- In assorted colored plaids. A.guUriy S5.98. SNOW SUITS Boxer styles in flannel - lined Both cuts are made from the pork loin. “Country-style backbones” contain a portion of thc backbone ineluding thc feather bones. "CbUntrystylo ribs" contain a portion U THE MC DUFF Several styles In washable pop­ “country-style sparcrib*" tunning soft fullness, and tcrmlnatfng in a cliapel train. Scattered appliques of French Lice accented and edged the skirt and a train •with a self-bow furnished the back . detail. Her bouffant elbow-length ( veil of imported ailk Uluston won , attached to a forward headpiece I Buck. Miss Caro) Bcaancr and Mite Sharon Tebo. Their dreaara u ere floor-length yellow Mtta with I 1 dctadiable train 1 Flower girl was Miss Julie Efway. daughter of Mr. and Mra. Robert Erway. and Master Matt Nel), son of Mr. and Mra. Larry . Nell, was tlie ring bearer. Mr. and Mra. Richard Httver ot Parents Announce Marriage of Sandra O'Connor church partars with Miss Jerrie left around Uic meat, during Bryun at the punch bowl; vturine. — J.— n&Ustbig — carving, to w help iK-.p the uw carver. laiuT. -GenvjenMlb [‘am Carr, cake; Miss Mary | ervdly, however. strings and skeLynn Baty, coffee, and Miss Mari- wera ^ow him down because he terns. Regularly $1,'19 yd. Ladies HALF SLIPS Right, country - style back­ bone; left, country-style back riba. They are sometimes packaged together and sold as “country-style ribs,’* "com- taffeta. Tlie fitted bodice was styled with a round neckline out­ lined with French lace and long tapered sleeves, and featured u satin midriff. Hie bouffant skirt MUta Margaret Ogden, maid of honor, wore a yellow p.uu de sole flow-length gown, with detachable train. NOW 100% wool in plaids and plain colors Sizes 8 to 18. Regularly $8.98 and $10.98. This made a perfect ending to a delightful afternoon. I sided at the organ. [ Tlie bride, given in marriage by her father. Clare Olmsted, carried ■ ydlow roses on a white Bible. She DIAPERS Wool skirts in plaids, tweeds and plain colors Sizes 7 to 18 Regularly $8.98 ond $10.98. by the hostesses while the guests Yellow and white gladioli pre­ dominated tn the church decora­ tions, with yellow and white rib-. I bon connecting lighted candles onj ; every third pew. Ladies Mohair Sweaters Cardigan styles'in beautiful fall shades . Sizes 36 to 40. Regularly priced ot $7.98. attended at Fireside inn, Marshall. New Look for famous 'Trade-Name labels on the things you buy ... you'll find them here! Now 4 ,..qoo Pai*maleei t ■ 124 East State Street Kenneth -Corky" Hamps, al Fort Maul. Md.. and the day afShe has been named Angela Miutrenc.' En route home the Fuhrs visited funner Havings resident* the Doug Concovia family at Hagerstown. Md. Jim-Ziegler, son ot thc Ted Ziegler*. will marry Miv, Darlene Ann Dunn, daughter of Mr. and Mrs Eugene Dunn in Kalama­ zoo Aug. 38lh and another Has- I trade Pender, and tlie late M. J. 1 Pender. He will marry Miss Note . Jean Blunk, daughter of Mr. South Baptist Church and a re­ ception will follow at. tlie Jack Tar Hotel. . The Jack Caton family of In­ diana polls, Ind., will arrive tills Friday.-en route north, the Ar­ thur Haight family of Ann Ar­ bor win join tlu- family group for one day. Thc Ken Reahms and Homer aths will be in Truverwe City vacation in the latter's cab­ in over tho weekend. . 50} r -Artcarved DIAMOND NINOS Whit an csquHite way of saying 1 LOVE YOUP This beautiful new Aiteuved ciealion reflects “three lovely words" in radiant, llfctoog beauty. It’s Artcarved’s $0 millionth ring since 1850. a precious gift for >our special someone. Only $125 Gilmore Jeweler 102 E State Wl 5-5316 " �B—THE HASTINGS BANNER /jcatian Tier Woodland High Class of 1915 Holds Reunion Personal Mention Barn' Educators At Special CMU H’ SouUiwick In Grand Rapids ' Sunday. * . Herman (Chip! 8t. Martin. 212 E Clinton, of 8t. Martin Floral Workshop < Barry Countv educators are I Pennock Hospital Bunday eve' lie among Hie 300 *ij*ftol education I I basher, and *dmlnlstra'.are from >«• ... _ _______ J 11R central Mrhlvsn countI re who are to attend the annual MldBunday. Aug 15th in the cafe­ Am-r'ron Socclid Education Senti trip through the Bail during Uic teria of tlie Woodland sctioo) i.re W'irkslioji a* Oent-al Michigan, In spite of Uic very hot weath­ lUnlvmity at Mt. Pleauuit on er, 51 were present A delicious • ty and Wednesday. Aug. i potluck dinner vss enjoyed by ■23. tlu- group. Halting* sunt, of School* Kiclurd J- Guenther Is to he a | To Be technician — Airman A short business meeting foltowed, during which letter* and Of you nt On mediation bft Third Clan Paul. M Wight, Jr., son al Mr. and Mrs. Paul M. to tike wwoh jio.u to thr conference summary. intendenl. Hugh Kttson. Armada, Wight ot R2 Bellevue, has been and paat principal. J. Gordon l3«t you through ypur trip. selected — for ---------technical training Thoma* Howard, director of ----------Aek yo* phytica* »o» an e»hi Williams. Grand Rapid*. and Barry County's special education at Chanute AFB, piCttriptiofi oGnktotake with class members. Mr and Mrs , program, ami Miss Mac Boonarop- |............. Air Force aircraft t equipment Glenn Meade. Gaylord and Wn- you in tflse you run Out. ■ ix l. erhool diagnostician for Bur-4t repairman Airman Wight reI centiy completed basic military neita Nicholson, Midland training at Lackland AFB. To celebrate the 25th annivtr- Michigan Hi Asm* i*tk>n 'day mc-tlng will be. Dr. William at the Air Training Command “ very special effort to attend 200 Mill Sired tlw alumni banquet. Later in Uic Lansing. Michigan 4H929 itiaiml Children in Washington. which conducts hundred* of spcclaliicd coUr&e* to provide afternoon they were phased to id special education for thr Bcr- technically - trained personnel haw Jerene Collier and hU wife rim hrrrnwdlate School Dbtrict for the nation's aerospace force The airman is a 1965 high school graduate of Bellevue High i* Gueits present for Uic dinner Bv Mrs. Dan Peterman Schools were Mr arvT Mn r .1 Vin. ' Theme ot this year * workshop, is “Str.-lai Education Services: ! Preparation for Personal • Social i teachers; Mr. and Mrs. diaries -rhnruiav of the Har- Adjustment.' ----------W‘xx J’a"d- ‘l<J hStadeb visitors were Mr* Thelma| Member* of Woodland High latter part of July and the first key family. Mn. Gladys Couch U the paternal grandmother Mr. and Mn. Budd Randall. points of Interest. While they Gary and Rodney are on a 15­ were lhe guest* of Mrs. Burkey's day vacation trip with their trailer through the Smoky Moun­ in Maryland, they received the tain region. Houseguests ot the Robert H happy news that their first grandson. Patrick Todd Couch, Brooks have been the Raymond had chosen this time to make his Belaons and the Lynn Jenkin* of Merna. Nebraska, and they - all and Mrs Everett (Barbara) attended Uie BcUon reunion at Couch. of Battle Creek and has Charlton Park which was the twtv fchjprs. Jackie and Julie. He 60th anniversary of the Belson has the diatlnctiba of not only family get-together. This week­ being the first grandson by Uie end. Uie Robert Brooks family first little boy bom in the Bur- ore leaving on vacation with Yellowstone Park tx main destination, and also visit the relatives in Metna. Mr and Mrs Ted Burkto gnd family Vacationed in the Upper Peninsula lAf- *«*• and. route liome visited former rreidents. Mr and Mrs Bruce With­ er*. in Traverse City. The David Shauils of Ply­ mouth visited at the Dr. Ororgo Lockwood home and attended a church meeting at Bonnell House on Lak* Michigan for Young Couples Mrs Bhaull and two of the youngster* remained for the week Wayne's SHOE STORE Lake Odessa PENNOCK HOSPITAL ELZ*. 5£.. om*"- ?' LFns!9F -1’1! M" ‘Sjieaking at thc opening newton t brook and family, Nashville; Mr. i Tasker. • Air. anu ------------------------------- -------and Mr* ।[ will be Dr. Judson-------W. Foust, pre. L j ADMITTANCES i,.... been 1 deni dent of CMI.1. mid John Jahn Francis, Francis. i DELTON and Mrs. Keith Dinda (JAckie aienn Hawkln*. who have CMU. and EU«»b«lh Dtlsck. Bl, Braithi and family, Schoolcraft; , visiting her parent*. Mr nridj*upt. of the Shiawassee School: Mr. and Mr*. Edward Mohrhardt Mr#, George Barker, 'were given District. (Marge Sutherland, and girls. n farewell dinner Sunday a* they | Banquet speaker TunuLn night Bunfield: Mr and Mr*. Arthur jCft for home Monday Ouesta wUl be John B. Mader, supt Ratner and family, Lake Odessa; were Mr and Mr*. Geonte Bark- the mivereity of Michigan lli»Mr. and Mra George Wager er. Mr* Arvllla Murty and Mr* i piui School. la'ke"'ode’i*a' R ^Roberta Wise) and family, family. Wanda Rawlings of prosing. Laming • * Wednesday morning section; so* ru,t tutbryn ................... ... .. ,.1<rl! Tbsm» Wscbi. Eston OviUe Decker (Virginia* Varney) Mr*. Nina Wallace at Hastings i,x) by nine a hool superintendents.. “Dibbi^Aii^e~ D*“‘ *°* and sons. Lake Odessa. ‘ and Uie Larry Rafflers of Wood- The afternoon pond meeting will i Nashville Locy Lws. *s. a«rt Visitors in the afternoon wen- land were Sunday visitor* of Mr Brace Dunn of thc Rrese ra*. »jj4. Bl. ijtaacb. wUs-gAag. Mr. and Mrs. Gallen WnrUey “nd Mrs budcl »^«llc School*; George Kai tor. ot j d.’.i.?. V Sb.rw^^tas (Maxine Bales> and family. East’ Mrs. Susie Stout of Orleans the Shiawaa*ee district; Brace i? Lansing, and Mr. and Mrs. came Saturday for a visit with । Blancltsrd of thc Ionia distrid. **®*’**c ~ D*n«at*a, Bl. Theron King. Lake Odessa. ‘'•’’t daughter. Mr* Zelpha Clark and Dr. Richard Guenther of Uie m,dWetown. OHIO-Joe CUo.y, I Mrs Clark spent from Thursday > Hasting* ptibUc schools ■- -­ Ito Saturday nt'Ionia with her Twichcrs will be from Arrnac, I brother, the Martin Jtout*. and Bony. Bay. Claire, Clinton. Gratiot.! orner I visited thc fair. * Mr. and Mr*. Gladwin. Huron. Ionia,Hake, La-J । Claud Haney and- Mrs Melvin j peer. Manistee. Mason. Montcalm. 11 By Mra. Fern UawbliU i Brooks were In Detroit Thursday/Ottawa. Shiawassee. Tuscola and ।' TOMORROW NIOHT "EAST LYKN” । and Friday visiting Mr. and Mrs I t*abelle Counties. ; ssi-itci Well* Bailey. Milo Haney and * Mr*. Clyde Reid U convalescing daughter. Harriet * Mr and , Wt*r having surgery at Pennock Mrs Douglas Thoma* and sons . LEGALS Hospital. * Mr*. Robert Grjij at Flint visited Mr and Mr* and Mr*. I, T. Week* and Bernard Thoma* and nl*o John _ daughter were recent caller* on Holcomb of Freeport and Mrs publication oxdeb Mr*. Fern Hawblltx * Mr and Holcomb, who 1* still a patient at S14 Mr*. Biair HawbUta and Ken- Blodgett Hospital. Grand Rapids (1. noth. Mr* Worth Green and | The Dale Bartletts of Law­ Jack and Mr. and Mr* Vcrn retire. Ka*. came Monday. Aug 9 Hawblitx were among those who for a visit a I th his parent*, thc i' attended Uie Marsliall reunion. Hutner Bartletts and other relax ; at Charlton Park Sunday. * Mrs tlves and her parents :>l Jack- , Worth Green and Jack and Mr son The Rodger Bnrtletta toft । and Mr*. Marshall Green of Thursday to return to I heir home Tbomappie Lake attended the i at Minneapolis. Minn . after a 10- , ’ wedding of Peggy Fortune in I day visit with his parent* and j Ann Arbor Saturday. * Mr and Rev and Mr* Geonte SchreckMrs. E. Skidmore and Mr and engost mid family to Cleveland. Mrs. Arthur Osborn of Battle Ohio, returned home Wednesday Creek spent last week on a trip after a revcnil dav.V visit also to Canada, driving around Lake with her parents Tue*day eveBuperior. . ! mng a tnmily gathering was held , Mr. and Mr* Austin Schantz "»d bcsfrfM the Homer Bartletts 1 called Sunday on Mr and Mr* <”•<• family, which ,al*o tnWill Velte near LBke Odessa. * eluded the Gerald Bartletts of Mr. and Mn. John Power*, who .**“'< tAromg and Uie Lyle Bart- PUBLICATION ORDER recently returned from Florida, tons '’J-Mls'-ybu ' rit. other — guest* ■­ __ " ___**«an "Cfinninzhiim*. thr have sold their home and are spending a week at a lake in the Cecil Cunningham*) Mr* Maur­ north. They arc to return to ice Rathbun gndjLHtt! liter. Mr* Florida early in Uie Fall. * Rev H. O. Townsend is to preach at, Mrs Evelyn Short and the Don the NorUt EUB Church nt 10 'Strong* * Wednesday a picnic To b>n)o ovrrto »m. Sunday. Aug, 22. and al thc dinner was held ut the village 1R- -Bl'libMU park with the Homer Bartlett South Church al 11 am. Mr and Mrs. John Chceacman I family of children and grand­ and family, Mr and Mrs Gene children attending with 13 en­ Mater and family and Mr. nnd joying the picnic Relatives from thc area ntMn. Blair Hawbllta and Ken­ „ciil enjoyed a ■ lu >u<a.u«- vuwwcu neth barbecue chicken tondme tiie funeral Sunday at supper Bunday with Mr and.’he Crittenden Funeral home at Mra. William Swift. * Mr* Rllla Remu* for Charles Sluidc mWhltmore accompanied Mr. and eluded Mr* Wayne Shade. Mr*. Mr*. Bernard Whitmore to Cora- Tom Wacha. Mr and Mr* John munity Hospital at Battle Creek Cnvtor. Mrs Dun Peterman. Mr , ' -. i.niii r. Sunday to see Cliff Babcock who *nd Mrs. .Brandon Shade and recently had surgery ’ Mr- and Mn* Ror Hastings Most Modern' 134 West State St. FREE THURSDAY FRIDAY and SATURDAY AUGUST 19-20 & 21 Roses for the Ladies Balloons for the Children Register for DOOR PRIZES Nothing to Buy | PokiRY C Highbank LONG WINGS Ifi been a long time since our proud to be opening our modern, new Kathleen and Chetyl Hodges are In ’ Belding visiting Miss Helen Cusack. Aunt Hunnn.” this week and there will be a party with "all of thc cousins" while they are there'. shoo store.We are anxious to have you sec our new building which has been designed, inside and out, to appeal to S1995 your standards in appearance and also ou ro*rn CQRjAM mnnni chandising methods which we intend to employ. We also want you to see ily this foil. Everything is new and sparkling. Come in this weekend and enjoy our opening with us. A new dimension in^valking comfort... Cushion*Flex* combines its pillow soft construc­ tion with lustrous long lasting CORFAM*. Birkes APPLIANCES ★ G. E. ★ ADMIRAL ★ Easy KITCHENS * IXL * KEMPER I Planning and ELECTRIC and PLUMBING j CONTRACTORS Also ... SUPPLIES SHOE STORE Paint, Hardware, Water System^ <S»o-Rft») TV, Rainbird Sprinkler Systems and New Lines of All of your Old favorites FOOTWEAR For All Members of the FAMILY the Ladies—NATURALIZER and LIFE STRIDE For Gentlemen--PEDWIN and ROBLEE and BUSTER BROWN for the Children �Middleville Glen Donovan, exalted The Hastings Banner tj Student Given Elks Scholarship ruler natcr of Elks NaUaial Founda­ tion. Michigan Elka Aaeoclatlon, have received notice from the Elks National Foundation Office that a Foundation Grant of 8100 doctora. therapist*, technicians, nuraaa, teachers and others with proper apUtudM to assist in fi­ nancing courses of study tn the modem techniques of treatment Tt,undo,.*Aujuil 19. 1985 New Insurance Opportunity for Disabled V ets Up to date. Foundation grant* are totaled I620AM.15. and ion* through couraca of epeclalized training at leading univer­ sities and accredited medical Ln•Ulutlon*. Anyone drairing further In- Sdrtlon Two—f«,«> I h> < '* William Schantz New Master of elude* Ita current season with the1 SESfomona Grange William Schauta of the Mftp’e Should some unexpected trng- , Aug. 24-28. Dave Hunanauscn. a current'Leaf Grange win preside at the edy befall a vtteruh. he can still1 i hr ixrfae* raniotuiv.1 next meet Ina of lhe Barry Counbe sure that hla child will have’ tnvnrite nt mk u good start toward a higher and Voneal Jensen, remembered ty Pomona Grange to be held at education—and for a.* little as for tier work In "Enter Laugh- 8 pm Wednesday. Sept 1. at ' 75 cent* a week. Robert M. Fltt- mg.’’ will play Lonnie and Mur- i Maple Leaf Gerald. Manager of lhe Veterans tha. a pair of young lovers Schantx Is the new master of Administration Regional Office caught up in the hardship of [ the Pomona group. Installed at al Detroit. Michigan, said today, the Civil War period. ! ihe Irving Grange on Aug. 4 to FitzGerald was referring to The play poignantly deplete rucecd Leo Barry of Carlton who the opportunity certain disabled the personal problems crented by»,“d served for several years veteran* now have to purchase th* Civil War from both northOther new Pomona officer* for . <H life insurance ax extremely ,rn and southern viewpoint*. 1965-66 are Alva PufpafT. over­ low rates If they hove les* than Continuing through Saturday. Geer; Mrs Arlene Ch*eseman. JCturer: Leo Barry steward: SlO.QOO of their original OI in-( Aug. ... 21. _________________________ to the lively melodrama, ”—----’— ‘ furance In effect. . 1----Tilt ----------Drunkard.-- ------or—The " Fallen Dary Kaiser, asatotanl steward; A $2,800 modified life GI Saved, compleu with dastardly Mrs. Cl»rk Oversmlth, chaplain; villian. innocent heroine, and Mrs. Leo Barry, treasurer: Mra. handxxne hero William Behantx. secretary; Uwgible disabled veteran* • is Eaton, gatekeeper; Mra. Alva timwd'from’a'^nwnth^ vacation Ceres'’’Mrs" Joe RanStale university. $2,000 'jXl । wa~ — — . 1 Some additional 1,500 college pay practically all tuition exMh<nH to a guest at the home of Mrx. schotaraidp was also awarded .to dinner 1 scholarships have been awarded accompanied his /unL Mra. H. CraWjCy, executive committee. Mary fownsend. . Barry County atudenl from the ; T”’ ** F. Burkeys were dinner fo|_ through expansion of F. Goodyear, back to Irr home lnd Mrv Allen MajCoim. pianist, A 81.W0 modified life policy . . . Il" Iu.su, Riverside. C«llf - Mter her Members of the Barry Grange which would give a youngster a in ' Roland Paulson of Ferndale of the 1965 Legislature. visit here with her outer and wS11 luMt from Thursday. Sept, family, lhe Burr Denntoona. :9 lo fueaday. Sept. 14. to 11 visiAclln« Supertntendent of PubI1 F HnrkfcL:"L^MUtav nf tall llc -filMrUCUOO Alexander J. While there he visited Wendell tors from foreign land* On SatB&K SPECIAL L. F Burktys. on Tuesday of last, K](Mtfri who u fhalrmOn of the Shultz at hl* new residence at.urtay nlght, Sgpc-il. members Westwood Village, Lot Angeles a„ planning on open meeting -________ ' Higher Education Assistance Au­ ---------------- _______ 11 thority which administer* lhe FitzGerald pointed out that He will resume his teaching du-; and special program for thelk many disabled veterans ellglbto ties for the third year at Niles' guests from abroad. ------ — .7,,,;,,^-, (program, said that thr Increase the MILD ONEI | jn opproprlaUon has made It for th? re-opened GI Insurance aftrr labor Day Thl* year he Thl* Wednesday night a Dis­ may have d<tided thi.t a full w1h be teaching nt Ring Lardner. trict 9 meeting wa* scheduled tor (Planttrh Ciuxor iximible to help a total of 4350 FULL GALLON $10,000 policy is beyond their ptw of Niles’ new junior high the Lakeside Grange near Lake ■ Michigan youth with their colmeans, net realizing that a lea- schools -------Odessa. «er amount may be purchased. Mr. and-Mrs. Charles Paul, ac­ Dr. John Porter. Director of Mr. and" -* Mrs. Har- ‘ Miss Jan Jacobs and Miss companied by. '■ 12.000,000 appropriated for Head* Mlrhi*atl Week — Paul payment life plan to the modi­ old —Foster East Lansing, of 1 spent Anne Clarcy attended the wedippropriated fied plan can obtain <1.000 ill the weekend with the Ben Old-;ding of a college friend of WMU IMS - W acbolaraldps has en- I Penhelti of Detroit ha* been coverage for 12 86 a month or leys of Owasso in Pontiac over thc weekend abled the Authority to direct named general chairman of the------------------------------------------Gardner's ISM,000 toward renewing 1JS0 11966 Michigan Week celebration $2,000 for leas than 1135 a week, FitzGerald said scholarship award* made Lui i*ri>e 13U1 annual Michigan Week sold that the txut110 W. Stote year arid 11.500 000 to support I*111 **■’ heId ,5’:o w,!h lhc ample# Riven above were baaed (Saturday Only) lhe new seholarshlDB. objectives of building pride in upon age 45. the average age S. Hanover 10c Deposit on Conhiinen Phone 945-2134 1 r>r ™i^, ti,. u,e Statc nt home, to sell Michl- today of veterans ot World War Th^rnsdh^vt^mlkJI“d*MnU*« outalde the Two and lhe Korean Conflict Ayti‘ortt> 1 State and to bring all Michigan — ...................... ~ ***rd». which Will people together in programs for younger men and slightly more 1 ,ppro‘1 the progress of their 8tatel prlated funds, and enable many j * CHECK OUR HOME & PROPERTY LISTINGS more qualifying applicants to re- I 2.000 veterans have already op1408 W. Michigan Ave. celve awards throughout their piled for approximately 816,500.- . undergraduate years Residual 000 of new Insurance In Mich­ Battle Creek (Urbandale) igan. dents who arc ninnera-up In thc For further Information, write. Slate scholarship competition phone or visit the VA Regional when Initial award winners re­ Donald F. Stauffer of 502 Grand Grint from th* Elka National Rapid* Street. Middleville. Stauffer I* a 1801 graduate of ■ Slate or National Hrhoi'Middleville High School. He at­ i tended Grand Rapids Junior. ing Esteemed Leading Knight 1 College for two year*. and has IluMell Hammond. National • been a student at Weatern MlchFoundation chairman of the igan Unlveralty In Kalamazoo Hastings Elks I-odge. or Wayne Deputy Chairman — John Whit - for two )tais, lock, public aflalri executive of j tlie Gerber Company of Fremont. | will again be the deputy general work al Western Michigan Newton that special awards arc available to Outstanding Youth chairman of Michigan Week, dl-1 rect(ng preparation* for the big la special scholarship awarded in snrlqgtlme State promotion In thl* section of the State Barry. lh< • hr»ically Handicapp- each State foe lhe Moat Valuable Allrisin. . . . . . . , Student. It to not nrceasary to be Aiunpui. Kent, isem, Montcalm and ana Qt»L vl». *7; — lawa counties are in Region 5 Newton noted that thto Ls the ehjjjj Of Bn Elk. or member of second Foundation Grant award- jj^. Ellu to app]y for these Area Students Receive Scholarships —Take Home— B&K DRAFT ROOT BEER 50' Smitty's °^THEWEEK A Wide Choice of Homes and Real Estate of All Types 40 ACM ..$10,000.00 IN THE .FOURTH WARD. a. ra^-r»K« - -------- — and drapes included, two bedrooms *nd*b«th. air conditioned, pine paneled family room, or utility room, attached garog*. nicely landscaped, for . . $11.^00.00 ..$2,300,00 each TWO LARGE BUILDING LOTS ON NORTH BROADWAY for ... AN EXTRA NICE COTTAGE AT LONG LAKE NEAR ACKERS POINT, ha* four bedrooms upstairs. *nd living room, dining room, kitchen, utility room. fir*pl»ce. front porch screened and glassed in. see lots of shad*, lot is 98 Vi trot on lake and is from road to lake in depth, fully furnished. for ...$9,500.00 AND ALSO IN WOODLAND VILLACI. a real good home with three bedrooms up and down one bedroom, living room, dining room, kitchen and bath and library, good basement wilh gas fired bolter. hot water heal, hat two stall garage and full lot foe only ............. $5,250.00 AND STILL ANOTHER GOOD HOME IN WOODLAND, all on one floor, living room, three bedrooms. Hastings Traffic Tickets of the cost al the institution which the applicant c hoaxes to AUG • attend, and his college residency status. All awards are renewable Atjq upon annua) application, full­ time attendance, maintenance of a cucmulative “C" average and continued demonstrated finan­ cial need Financial need Lx carefully de­ AUO termined and a detailed analy­ sis of the income and sawt* of «%ch student and hl* family is conducted with the anUtance of P4raqw from the college, who are’ chosen for their knowledge AN EXTRA NICE HOME AT ALGONQUIN LAKE, all on one floor, with large Ihring room, with (ire- KMCC, UVKI-H, —........ —. ----- - ------ ... ------- .. ...---num siding, has lots of closets, paneling woodwork In living room, a beautiful new two stall garage, all for.................................................................. -................................................$20,000.00 TWO COTTAGES ON CLOVERDALE LAKI wilh 210 fset on lake frontage and the tot h 200 feet deep. ■ “ *' ' ***----- J*‘* *-*■* *-——i with a few exceptions go with the cottages, shower bath, small cottage has living room. SIXTY ACRES Of BARE LAND excepting one small tot foe $6,000.00 BUSINESS LOCATED RENTAL PROPERTY In good business district which rent* for $150.00 per mo. for $8,400.00 <A REAL^COOD HOME IN FREEPORT, ha* four bedrooms and tots of closet room, up and down, living room. Ulnlng room, kitchen, bath, one bedroom and den. ha* basement with I new I oil furnace, garage, lota of shade, corner lot --- - ------------------- ------------------ ----------- ------------------------- $7,200 A REAL NICE VERY COMFORTABLE HOME IN THE FOURTH WARD HA$TINGS. has two (car­ peted bedroom* up and.down, a Ihrtog room, one bedroom, dining room, kitchen, full balh, full baseman), with gas hw». g*'»ge, is Insulated, and has storm window* and scremt....-----$1,500 AL ESTATE Richard Slocum 145 W. State Heatings. Mkh, Homo Phono Wl 5-5156 TWELVE (111 NICE LAKI FRONT LOTI an Aigan quin Shore*, priced from $1,000.00 to $2,000.00 aa. Open 9 A.M. fTTF.M Saturday 9 A.M. to 6 P.M. Sunday 10 A.M. to 1 PJ4. omoir ■ ■ *•* via s.yaM sans, hi, Do/unO- WUltue Htu. Bl, Ae< S- v «•<*«».. *'■ °*ri need a new appliance? HCB has the money for you! Soak it, soap it. wash it, soften it, bleach it . . . rinse it, starch it, wring it, dry it, get rid of it . . . buy the new JACKBOX—Ueerae appliance you need for a happier life . . . we'll help you get it . . . that's HCB, oLcourse! ®LI?VIU.E William*. 60S ;d. Aa*. 10; Mlnal* Spilnirr. I An*. H; XbUj Hbrllinco . Is I .^11; BeagetfaNB. Artla*- Carl Nlathamar Homa Phone Wl 5-3004 STATE FAIR lAUG. 27-SEPT. 6. Brunner Dresses and Blouses . . . AMF — Bags and Shoes ADMITTANCES DUE TO RECENT SALES WE NEED NEW LISTINGS HASTINGS SALESMEN MICHIGAN PEIWOCK HOSPITAL .$1,500.00 WE NOW HAVE LEINAAR‘3 PLAT ON BIC CEDAR LAKE. VERY REASONABLY PRICED AND WILL SELL ON LAND CONTRACTS. A GOOD HOME CLOSE IN IN HASTINGS, has two bedrooms, hall and full bath upstairs and down one bedroom, living room, dining room, kitche•***“—» ----- — 5.250.00 new water heater, situated on W lot. foe LET’S GO! Mr. and Mrs Charles Norris were on b trip last week through Northern Michigan. They visited at the Irving Gilbert home In Fremont, the Leonard Wallen In Hart and Mrs. Eatella Walters and family in Ludington, travel­ ing up the West Coast to North port and back home by way of Traverse City, making a very, pleasant vacation week. ' ANOTHER GOOD BUY IN THE 4th WARD, Hasting*. has two. nice bedrooms with closets upstairs and down one bedroom, living room, dining room, kitchen and Yi bath down with full bath up. laundry room, full basement, gas furnace, new water heater, garage wilh paved driveway, nice lot for $9,000.00 A RIAL GOOD. YEAR ’ROUND HOME RIGHT ON LtACH LAKE, has living room, three nice bedrooms, t/steol fishing from water's edge ...$12,600.00 boat, heater and el King Louie Hilton - Olympian Shirts & Blouses ship Service Ls Limed to deter­ mine financial need. . Western Michigan University; Michael Wertman. Delton, to Michigan State University: Cvnthia 8. Rowe. Dimondale. MSU; Anne E Beadle. Hastings. Alma ' tkl>ri< for .*...............................................................................................................................-.-$7.$50.00 College: Kathleen Dorman. Hos­ A RIAL GOOD HOME IN THE SECOND WARD, with two nice bedrooms upstairs and one bedroom tings. MSU: Jill E. Edger. Has­ down, living room, dining room, full bath and kitchen and utility room, has basement and gas tings. Kalamaxoo College; Lorna heat and attached garage, tor ---- ..................$8,000.00 Ainsworth. Lake Odessa. WMU Larry O. Kuhlman. Middleville. A^NICE BUNGALOW IN THE FIRST WARD, has living room wilh fireplace, two bedrooms, kitchen Oakland University; Busan C. and bath, and utility room. new gas furnace and new roof, for ------------ -----------------$6,300.00 Hansen. Nashville. MSU; Kay A BARGAIN IN MIDDLEVILLE. Iar( Lynn (falls. Plainwell. WMU; stater, two Charles Walters. Richland. Kala­ _______ .$7400.00 mazoo College: Tom H. Aven-. IN THe’”tAFFE£ ADDITION, a wonderful bungalow, has a 12 x 20 It. living room with fireplace, Saranac, Perris State College, two bedrooms, dining room, two Ceramic full bath*, lot* of cupboards, family room, automatic w»t$r Mary E. Greiner. Saranac. Aqui­ softener, walk-ln storage room, attached two stall garage with automatic electric eye door opener, nos College; Bonnie K. Ewing. a large beautifully landscaped yard, all in A-l condition for ..........-------- ----- $27,000.00 Vermontville, MSU; Joe M. Ma­ A NEARLY NEW HOME IN THE TAFFIE ADDITION, ha* three nice bedrooms and full bath and har. Vermontville, MSU, and Lois M Barnum. Woodland Spring Arbor College. ..$22,000.00 9S-ACR1 FARM IN HASTINGS TOWNSHIP, with house with six room* and bath, garage and tool shed, large basement bam 48 x 60 ft., hog house, two corn cribs, silo, two chicken houses, two wells on farm, a ho >5 acres of woods, 60 acres of work land, for---------------- ....$12,500.00 For the BOWLER linquish their scholarships. Each FteMr, .'vz&ONTVnXB — Kay la*' Hustings City Bmili MEMBER: Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Friendly, Neighborly Service for 78 Conlinuout Yeart Aag. 10; la.i Ftmaa. Bl. Ao* �College Student Wins Hastings 54-Hole Crown Pete Smith of Pete 1 vlv Mllllll* vl Northwestern HAgTtwoi> ww** ThcrJir AuruU. 19. IMS aunSrMkhu»n Sutofe HaMinn* c°“i,itp' CTu^ <-.„lr rt.-nlnmhln tournament. and the flllhtl and - Tom-Fintiloion Tom Finglelon Wins Net Title t J, ‘ aPafti* x Tom Edwards Captures Title 19.r<^OI<l NUea Fovtopu to Team Championship That the Hartings' Country Chibl Bouthwentern Michigan 54 - Hole Championship Invita­ tional Amateur Goll tournament Is for young golfrrs was proven again this yewr as Pete Smith. Wins Feature Here, Galesburg Tom Edwards of Battle Creek Hastings Raceway on Friday night, and Saturday evening the same pilot came through to win thc 200-lap mldscason flying stock car championship al the Galesburg Speedway. SSS Pete Hsnita. Niles...... ........ Harry Atbanson. Dowagiac Bob Mlchalke. Nile*........... tonship at Kokomo, Ind. weexena anu enitci .............. in the Scnlrr meet. Tom will |11<ht, Bliss Golf League at the begin college studies with the Country Club, out U. of Indiana branch coursr. nn,. Gold team. 14 to 8 given at Kokomo Uils next year. , tifcm a 22-poUrt 22-potat load. lead. —______ I , --- i -.... Himy Slater, Hartings Bob Haubold. Charlotte State to Have Ed Meyer. Nita Gorden Ironside, Hastings Recreation day. Bill Shields of Battle Creek took honors in the demolition derby and Gordy Blssett of the when he won lhe title. Cereal City and Norm Aspinall ot More than 100 players started Hastings tied in the dash the tournament, lhe first played Lyle Jenkins. Ron Brown and Bill Shields, of Battle Creek, and the Hastings Country Club Al Lewis of Middleville won heat The course was tough and the races Harn Foote of Kalamazoo took the consolation. Wilson Sinclair of Otsego, Despite the new course, which leader on 190 of Uie 200 lap". took includes many Jungle-like areas second In the championship race and practically impoartblerouglu. at Galesburg and Buck Camp­ Smith came Uirough io win wilh bell of Kalamazoo was third. the same tow total that Marty » Kiev* carded In 1959 when he There were 123 entries. won the first championship as a Michigan State University stu­ dent the Big 5 Conference Pete fin­ ished second in the Regional* twice and his high school team won the Regional crown when FIRST FLIGHT WINS HIGH GROSS AWARD—Russell Belfield, chairman of the 7th annual Sos thwest Michigan M-Hole Amateur Golf Tourna­ ment held Saturday and Snnday at lhe Hastings Country Club. Koger Colberg. Manhall won the State title Ed Meyer was also on that team. Hastings’ First Ward AMerman Jim Coleman won the first flight championship ylth a 253 total followed by Joe Bennett of Hastngs with 254. Dave Townsend of Oull Lake and Lcn Burns of Riverside In Battle Creek tied for third with 255. Michigan’s Timber Wolf Now Protected Bud Scheldt. Ionia_________ John VanDyBogarl. Marshall George MiUer, Hastings A vanishing American — timber wolf —has won absolute and year-around protection In one of Its last outpost* below the Canadian border. Michigan. Gov. George Romney has signed Into law an omnibus conservation bill which, among other changes, makes it unlawful to kill a wolf at any time. Lefty Lundqubk OH-Well-Egan Ron Miller, Hartings in the Houie Mark Beadle. Hastings George Chenoweth HI won thc second flight honors with 253. followed by John Boyer of OttWell-Egan with 258. Kyle James of Hastings with 259 and Bill Hammond of Marshall with 260. Charles vonRels of Hastings took the third flight trophy with Ungs Area championship two 258, followed by Brian White of weeks before. Grand Ledge and Norm LublertHarvey Slater finished-fifth. In :Icckl of Hastings with 275s and iW.SPiX .... Dick Conrad of Coldwater with the! 279. mt. was inaugurated, the Fourth flight honors went-to Jack Warner of Hastings who tings players* fired 292 Merle Barber of Mar­ The team title and Individual shall .carded 293. Dan Oonk of trophies went to Orchard Hills Hollanrj_294 and Clair Martinson of Niles, led by Smith with his Fin lhe inurement, the first 18 234. Bob Mlchalke, 30, with 231. holes placed* the golfers Into Meyer. 19. with 243. Their total flights, ana they competed In those nights. Thc golfers were started on No. 1 and No. 10 tees, with the players starting on No. 1 on Saturday starting on No. 10 on Bunday, and those starting on No. 10 Saturday started on No 1 While a student at Niles High on Sunday. The Hastings Area CHAMBER of COMMERCE Works for Everyone ... Many questions are answered daily. Questions by local people who phone, or drop in ot the office; ond many, many by people from all over Michigan as well as out of the state. We supply information on various topics ranging from vocation planning to helping to locate relatives or friends for people away from the area. Registering d^high school youngsters for full or part time employment has resulted in our placing dozens in jobs this summer We have formed a county-wide tourist ond resort committee to promote tourism in our area. Another important function is the acting os o better business bureau in behalf of the business people ond thejr customers. Employment and employee placement is another phase of our activity which serves both busmess men and individuals. In fact, not a day goes by that we are not called upon by someone for ‘help of some kind. — Because the Hostings Arco Chamber of Commerce is doing everything possible for the citizens of the com­ munity. its board of directors have, for the first time, established a.membership which can be secured by any individual in the area who is not obligated td be a member by'being actively engaged, locoll^in business or in a profession. Those invited tp become members ore teachers, nurses, salesmen, retail'sales people, bookkeepers, etc. House­ wives, ministers, industrially employed individuals and journeymen tradesmen ore other categories eligible. Farmers are also incited. In fact, everyone who would like to help promote his community is urged to join the Hastings Area Chamber of Commerce. The cost per year is just $10 00. Application for Membership foe Spacial Citixen's Membership to the HASTINGS AREA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE Oto Tkh Farm sad M«il Ta: HASTINGS AIEA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE Hutiagt Mlchigx 49051 I am intereuad in bacommg a ettixan member of th* Hasting* Are* Chamber of Commerce, I understand a membership card will be issued lo ma. Jerry Randall. Marshall .. Jim Harrington, Marshall THIRD FLldllT Charles vonRels, Hastings ... Brian White, Grand Ledge ... Norm Lubicnlecki, Hastings . Dick Conrad. Coldwater .... George Simpkin, Marshall ... Jim Kasten, Charlotte Ernie Burr, Hastings........... Jim Burr, Hastings .... Harvey Seaton, Hastings Ernle .MiUer. Hastings .. Jim Feaeock. Marshall .. Dick CrulL Manball .... Donn Clarke, Hastings .. only area in which the animal still breeds. A few others are found In the foothills of the ice covering uic Arctic ocean Huron Mountains, In Marquette and Baraga counties. Any other Is usually nine to 12 feet thick. -----sightings, usually during the the National Geographic says. Winter months, are considered More than 1208,000 was spent last year by private companies and the State Highway Depart-1 ment to construct firebreaks and I clean up burnable debris along 1 railways, power lines, and roads 1. Hastings SPEEDY WASH COIN-OP Laundromat PROFESSIONAL DRY CLEANING SERVICE North Gun Lake Coin-Op Open 5:00 a.m. - Jack Chadwick, River Bend Bill Crawford, Hastings . Hans Schnier. Battle Creek Dennis Donovan, Hastings Phil Mitchell, -Hastings Jack Osgood, Hastings . Leaflet Warns Youth on Danger Of Drinking A trade publication. In coop­ eration with the Michigan Liquor Control Commission. Is making an effort to help person* under 21* to realize the legal, economic and social hazards of drinking alcoholic beverages. On Aug. 1. the Michigan monthly trade paper published penal and liquor codes and points out that persons under 21 who buy or attempt to buy alcoholic beverages may be sub­ ject to fines of up to 3100 and jail sentences of 90 days. The leaflet describes tire atti­ tude of military services toward youths who have police records; It illustrates the highly competi­ tive student selections made by institutions of higher learning; and it reflects the position of businessmen, who are becoming more exacting in their search for reliable employes. the leaflets is reserved for rub­ bendamp impelling by organ­ ization* which distribute them. The Michigan Liquor Control celve legislative approval for funds this year to publish Its by Vi Inch leaflet warns young own, similar, pamphlet, has en­ people that if they obtain alco­ dorsed the Michigan Bcvc.-jge News 1 leaflet. holic beverages, whether through falsifying their Identification or with the help of an adult, they The Appalachian Mountains, could be: whdbe scattered poverty pockets —Refused admittance to col­ have drawn national attention, lege. teach from Canada's Gaspe' —Rejected for a military ca- Peninsula and New Brunswick 1.660 miles southwestward to —Turned down by prospective Central Alabama, the National employers. Geographic says. Thc vast chain Distribution of tlie leaflets Is Includes such ranges as the Al­ through retail outlets throughout leghenies, running from Pennsyl­ the State, through church vania to southwest Virginia; the groups, schools, libraries and Catskills of New York State; and other civic and community or- the Shlckxhocks of Quebec The ganixations. White Mountains ot New Hamp­ shire become. In Vermont, the teenage "grassers." drinking par­ Grain Mountains. The Blue ties and “open-house free-for- Ridge Mountains, running from alls." State and local officials Pennsylvania to Georgia, have a have expressed frustration at at­ spur in western North Carolina tempts to quell these activities known as the Black Mountains' The Great Bmokle*. on the North most Is education." raid Ken Carallna-Tannessee border also Davison, publisher of the Michl- belong to this range. but it suggests a thin layer oj <].« on a bucket of water. The ocran. reaching depths of 12,000 feet, un­ leushea gigantic force; that crush Thu u what the leaflet is de- and grind lhe surtou: ice into j,u. UsUc ridges and formations, the It cite* portions of the state's National Geographic says. IRON COMPANY, AL1I0H. MlCHJftAN AUTOMATION AND SCHOOLS ust as the Industrial Revolution J shook the world during the 19th in these cpmmkmities there Is a growing •wargnettoT the need for continuing century, automation is creating a crisis education and retraining. today. While thc standard of living for Workers must keep up with develop­ many of us is going up and up, large ments in their own field and they must segments of chronic unemployment are also being creAl These unemployed —the victims of^Lmation—arc largely those whose jobs^Le been taken over by machines or wh^Lve no marketable skill in today's tecM(lcally-oriented world . The burden of educating and retrain­ ing these workers is falling heavily on our schools. In many schools, special programs are being developed for those youths who need saleable iob skills im­ mediately after high school graduation; know of advancements in other areas which will eventually affect their jobs. In these days of rapid change, a man may have to be retrained for several jobs during his lifetime. As his skills be­ come outmoded, there must be an agen­ cy available to train him in a new skill. jOur advancing technology is also going to mean shorter working hours and increased leisure time. We will have to learn to use this extra time wisely and the schools may again be called on to prepare us for these changes. t HiAl Tur ■ <•*• Si Clair .Martinson. Marshall Tony Tnrkal, Hastings ... Lin Snyder. Hastings .... caught drinking Addrtu._________ ;____________________ _ alcoholic beverCity——....... . .............................................. Inclosed fmd my $10.00 check Q/Please toll me Please supply more informsttth - | Sexton 46. 3; Sponable 49. ' Stedman 57. 0. and Sweet 40, Society, the Umber wolf to in Another grant, UXahiiK about serious trouble except in Alaska 3100.000, Is expected early next and Canada. A thorough study In “““ Provision has already been' Rams Enjoy Camping 1962 by the New York Zoological M Departments 1005Seven families of the BaluSociety and Boone and Crockett made in the 66 budget for matching up to more Rain* 4H Club enjoyed a »2.l million of thc federal funds family ounpout over tlie weekvlving in Michigan. Wisconsin Minnesota andvMontana. The However, not that much federal end al Harold Case's farm axspecies has been exterminated money will be available to the tage. All enjoyed swimming, catthroughout the rest of Its former Dcpartmcnt. which w artminis- mg watermelons, rmating matsb,range bU,c u>u u, civilisation taring the Land and Water pro- fellows and W dotes and a midand pus..™ pushed by into the last remnants ot wilder- btarn in Michigan night snack of coffee and donuts, nera In those four states ’ .......................... °“"b* "* ----------- •-----------Tbe L'-S. Ftoh and Wildlife ;qulred that thc Department short its Land and Wa’.er grants1 With will) around ground cover dangerous cover dangerou* with local govemmenta on a 50- anij debris burners in full swing. gered American wildlife —the 50 basis, with an allowable van-| April ls Michigan's most exranks of which Include the atlon of 10 percent ito 60-40 or pjoMve month for torral fires. In 1864. nearly 13.000 acres burned whooping crane, black - footed 40-60.) Il appears, then, that the De- tn that month, compared with paxtment will have roughly »I 5 'only * ■5,000 ------ ---— during the •• U ------oilier 1 months. Mo.. „ Mkhiwn . ran.m.0, “ >"• "<“ wolves roam the Taliquamcncn ’L . m «trhrd Ki... VMl.y u> n«u»n> Luc Tna-,*afl,1 KILL ATHLETE'S FOOT GERM Michigan State fenctn coach­ The ninth law passed by the ed by Charlie Schmltter have first Michigan J^egulature — is competed in and scored points I wolf's scalp. And until Ita repeal « ^AA 1121 year* later, in 1969, a total of S-tLu.J through IMS. SchmllUr is tbejI j 164.400 was paid for wolf boun- J*™®* .... only aouve coacn to nave Deem at every' competition. Pieata Include My Name_ - Protection for the wolf was a major legislative goal this year nf lhe th* Michigan Mlrhltfnn Audubon Atirttlhrm BoclAnri■of «ly Audubon action was prompt। cd by lhe shooting by a deer hunter last November of a lone I animal which roamed east of Lake Gogebic-in the western Up­ per Peninsula State Conservation Depart । ment wildlife biologists estimate j there ore less than 20 wolves left ’ on the Michigan mainland, all In : the Upper Peninsula. Another j 20-ptus enjoy the sanctuary of I Isle Royale Nationals Park In | Lake Superior. The last urdtuestioned wolf Burke lead*Otnera wiw. xvvAi were Lynn IV(Ty wlth 40 Jlm Colctnftn, tin, winner in the 1*< n ht tn the 54-hole HCC Clas. : . a results: Blrke, 51. 3 point*. Markle 4<, 0 point*. Burke 46, 2. Moray 58. 0. Peters 49, o. Coleman 41. 2; Buerge 39. cllltta. Is In addition to a tered Miami University of Ohio Athanson. who was unable to get to Hastings to play a practice rtjbnd before Saturday's opening, tool second place with a 2M. fol­ lowed by Bob Mlchalke of Niles with, Mt and Carl Peterson of Hastings with 235 .. , < Michigan has bwn allocated »2.4«0,eai for the current fi*cU year U Ita rtiaro of the fediral Uuid and Water CDnscrvaUon Fund co finance outdoor —•■x~— recrea­ tional Improvements. Uie ConscnaUon Department announew- HiiUnp ond low medalist in the SUU The champtonshtp while Stu Sweet, carding a 40, | took over second place. । Hal Burrgc. low for the night shooting » Ucd »“h Mike Snyder,'Bob Qponable for wound $2,469,602 for more at Northwestern University at Evanston. HI. won the 7th an­ nual crown with a total ot 224 i thio Silver I earn : lias Comfortable i Bliss Loop Lead lart. 1 �THE HASTINGS BANNER—1 1st Quail Season In State Seems Well Timed n loot. u Um„h UU, Ml-, open quail aesuon tn Southern Michigan the flrat to be held in U» State Uncc 1911. n going to be well timed R«»lllta of a reecnt Craice-s , them as being reliable gauges for predicting Fail surplus. Packing Off for Outdoor Fun 9 Teams Seek Honors In Softball Meet Here counts what Umj birds' actual numbers are nor what tlieir level of production is going to U- Dwwwun wra sP*cl*l“tHowever, no *d(l’ “we‘« found out enough . f™" •** Indicate ‘hat southern Michigan ha* a <,UA11 P°Pulatlon which Will *up- nun Department survey show; |UI1 fnr ,hl. «_<< •• that thc MMiUttrn region', quail ** . number* are ut» sn ' 8,lrTpy findings suggert that taM yrnr and^^raSi^’tiT^ MMI,hnw‘crn Michigan lute the the fJ pcn.< nt above |XJpulatlun fut the part five, In hlghert quail counts • f.u t ... recorded UUs Bummer in Although the Department's Montoe. Lenawee. Jackson. Mabuinmer count* of whbUing cwnb. and Hillsdale countim onl’’ “ lnde*e» Uf | Bhowlng tile next biggest poputaUM> birds' bleeding population. uoav were Calhoun, Washtenaw. : Ingham und Branch counties. j come under Uie Nov. 11-15 quail ’season. Also on this Fall's quail stvootlng list are SL Joseph. I Wayne. Kalamazoo, Eaton. St. I Clair, and Oakland counties. ’ Bag limits for the five-day hunt will be four birds per day. right In possession and 12 *for •the season LEAGUE Boys With Top BOWLING MEETINGS • Thursday Minors • Thursday Majors • Classic and Recreation League No. 2 will be meet­ ing on Thursday, August 19 — after the Men's Associa­ tion Meeting. Butting Average Michigan families, eager to test their resourcefulness in thc state’s forested hinterlands arc taking to backpacking in growing numbers. Easing thc load for ihem in tlieir weight, comfortablr-ro-enrry equipment now on the market. Good examples of this arc new, contoured aluminum pack frames with padded shoulder straps (bottom left) which Hutting* Claui C District Soft-1--------------------------------------------- -------„ ____ ball tournament. delayed Munday Hastings Barry County Lumbrr-IT. Brlexed. formed the battery night because of the electrical I Ready Mix team was to mnctlfor the Jackson Traveler* from storms, got underway Tuesday i Eaton Rapid* at 1 pm; Onon-1 Onondaga. F. Briefed struckout night and a Hi continue with nine I daga wa* to play Sunfield -it [17 men and gave up only one and Reidlrar simile in the in seven Onsingle the Inning*. seven Innings. On­ and Charlotte and Beldb* teams ........ battling tor honors ib-ik [8:15rh.Hnit. ondaga scored twice In the fifth Three game* are scheduled inning on one hit and picked up each night on Johnson Field. the third run In the sixth when doubled and then conte>te. the Jackson Travelers j Saturday with lhe champton- Woodman from Onondaga defeated Char- | «hip game *UH scheduled for moved around. Atkins and Bren­ ton formed the battery for the lotte. 3-0: 1 arising McNamara Sunday al 2 pjn. defeated Belding. 4-1. and Lan- t Tournament managers arc Ho­ Lounge Bar from Charlotte. Belding reached the offerings sing Sparrow defeated St John*' mer Reynold*. Ted Pay Iva and ot Lansing's Tolles for just four Denn-. Hardware. 1-0. Bill James Tins Wednoday night the. Two broUters. F. Brieged and hit* and one run as Uie lad* from Use Capital scored a 4-1 viclory. Winters caught for lhe winners. Burns and Young* formed the Belding battery. Lsnsing Sparrow scored a E thrilling 1-0 win over St. Jahns I The Hastings Country Club's 54-hole toomament • hptd | in Tuesday's nightcap, with Bishop tallying the lone marker liL‘l wtekcnil was another highly successful evenl. Much credit tn Use fourth Inning after slam­ j for the way it was run goes to Ru.-s Belfield, who has been ming a double. Lansing got only chairman sinffc Bob Greenhoe of WBCH fame got it underway four Jills while Pitcher Hatt lim­ seven years ago. Of course, HCC's I’rofeisional Bill MacDon- ited Bl. Johns to a first inning Armchair Athlete laid and hi- assistant; Art Schumaker, Ron Bliss, el. al, and down for St John* for the next .many club member:- contributed -------------five innings In the seventh four I much time add effort towards contact witli the plant will trans[making It "go." [nut the oU to the handler. time since the first inning. । There is no question that the The 011 W1U ,Uck l0r an indefiThe scores by innings: 54-hole "grind" separates the ' nltc pcrl0<i u> clothing, boot* and ported by an IiuuwwCompany. I TION Magazine, Box 10. I.ansmg, Michigan 48926, and I men from the boys, and It seemed | tools ancj frora these r is easily remarkable that the young golf-[ transmitted to hand*, face and CHARLOTTE Aetna Life, which write: nc-T f‘,r a frcc COPX of "N«»‘e» “n Backpacking." -Mich, ONONDAGA era turned in a* tine score* over any excised part of the body. If cldent insurance for thc Babe Depc. of Conservation j the new. tough 18-hole HCC lay-i you have been contaminated Ruth Baseball League for 13-15 ■ out a* were recorueu in pasi wJUj me 01I ac{ nl once tn me i'BELDING BELDING year-old-bays, said th**-one of third, with 16 percent of total an evenlfiK at tlu- famed Coconut tourney- when tlie same nine susceptible individual the Irritant LANSING every three reported last lnJlulfa — injuries — —a 1... OroVr where Eddie Fisher wu* hole, were replayed for six [ wln have already begun to cau.* I ------reaaon involved boro running. Injuries to the hands and playing. She also visited th? San ; rounds. a sensitivity reaction. I wrist* were Uie most frequent. Diego zoo before returning home. , — ‘ Tli'- foursome num ..... Nile* which , Wash Uie contaminated part* LANSING SPAR Oto Ito 0—1 , amounting to about a fourth of * Mr. and Mra Duane Fox and ■ won '.he team championship thc!Of thc body with thorough lath-1 | all claim* submitted. Head in- •'*——— <*••"- 1 first time it wasn't won by four ; crlngs of soap and repeated rlnsbat. juries and injuries involving Uic HCC player*— showed the way ing* with water Yellow laundry with a team total of 937. |*oap 1* preferable to toilet soap ball is a relatively safe sport. for 20 percent of Ummt reported. Hughes and family and Mr. and Hastinc*' best foursome — In [After thorough washing, a neuhowever Tlie insurance company Leg injuries made up 16 percent Mn*. James Springer und family seednd place with 963—included [ traj t*lc, or com starch may be said that only two percent of the of the total. were guert* at n welcome bane Carl Peterson with 235. Harvey, applied. Contaminated clothing ^covered In the ,6O-°°?2.P!2trX Even ooaclirt and officials Were- party fur Gail Shante, who ho* Slater wilh 236. Gordon Ironside; should be washed thoroughly and Mr and Mr*. Gerald Shepard international teen-age baseballI immune. They accounted for been in Chicago, al Uie Shante witli 244 and Marv Anderson, repeatedly wilh noap and water, •' ‘-I— »ha* — •’ and Mr. and Mm. Allan Shepard organization reported Injuries one pt-romt of the claims. hone * Mr. and Mra. Jami* with 247 If Ute -•-• clothing to >■be dryfrom near 8L Mary's Lake, Du ! One of the worn tnjuriro didn't Springer were Friday evening' The tournament had many cleaned and you are sending It ,n nn ,o ‘urUwr reduce on diamond at all It guest* of Dr und Mra Mohlman bright spate, and In addition to to a dry-cleaning establtahment, Wayne Shepard. Mr* Lout* My­ on-the-dtamond accident*, the lnV0)VM1 n bor rldlnK hkl bicycle nt Guemrey Lake * The Mc- the distaff members of the club wrap It carefully and label "can- ers and children. Miss Janet Afternoons life insurance company eurrenriy w([h 11Jj, (xLSelMn sho,,, Jmngtng Cullum Church wishes to an- who had refreshments on the laminated by poison ivy". Thor­ Stafford. Mr. and Mra. Norman । producing a color moUon picture th0 jmtuijcbara The slices "nounev a change in the order of’ course, the milk can filled with oughly cleanse contaminated Prey. alFfrom Battle Creek. Mr. and Evenings and equipment wiUi safely became entangled tn Uie spoken.1 Mwice. We will be having thc — ------- ----------- - - tools -----------family from T Drive north of rJuT? tumbling the young player to the worahlp service at 10 am. with! and No. 15 tee wa* Uie most solvent. Bellevue. Mr. and Mm. Robert ball anil Ute Cincinnati Red* of and ClndimaJ of p^venent. the Sunday school to follow at । sparkling Dave Townsend of Should a rash develop after 1Bm „o Mr. anB Bob & Mickey Lambert | professional baseball s National y„.yi Mar¥in <nd 111 o'clock * The McCallum girls I Delton. <a MSU student) came precautionary wap and water, M„y ! league The film will be di*- : trio constating of Mra Leo Robl-1 through to win a sudden death mr“urT h.a*.e be*,n ,***“•< Kathryn and Tom King from Your Host* trlbuted nationally for free-loan medical aid Is not immediately i Hasting* gathered at the Fred available, apply a thick paste of j n WIQ me r home on Pair Lake showing^ , Otlter finding* In the survey By Mr.. SlrpArn O.« U» Pl~«uu V.llff Ortwin LDawmu^jd M>an« soap; let 11 dry and leave on for M plcnlc dInncr in honor of ' included: !„i.-■ v-—........ »““■••> '""wi:Xs.SSfaXavS “ orernlghli or use o calamine Uie .Xing anniversarira of Mr. Overall, Injuries occur about as solution or other approved medl- । lnd Urj Mr often to tlie train in the field tut | Mr*. Harold Springer reccnUy ‘ A welcome party wa* lield on ond ^Qt riKht up to the cup for cation. Protect the inflamed *kin Mrl Nonnan Mrs Norman rrey. Mr Mr. ana Mrs returned from a Western trip. Saturday evening for Rev and B b[|d.c Ed Meyer, son of from further Irritant*. Cool com- |-------------Leonard --------and Mr. and Iblon*. which accounted for a !shc She flew by jet to 8an San Fran- Mrs. Mr*. Lmnc Linac Ongixxl Osgood at the MeMc- (nho well-known here as a presses uf ice water or applies- I. Norman ] I Mr*. Louis Myers and the birth­ fourth of all Injuries, ranked cisco wlvere wliere she toured loured Jhe city. 1 Callum School. Mr*. Mrs Karl An-:j An- orniPr Hasting* biwinessmun.: tlons of corn starch will help re-1 ( days of Cindy Leonard, Marvin jarcond to uAr.rbase ruiumia running iui os » a OIJ C'ut hlghllgla* ——= of- the- trip • — In• idem made a lovely •- ->■... itoaiu w cuke — and carded an eagle on No. 15 during lleve InflammaUon. Woodland at Michigan . leading cause. Pitched bnlta were eluded a tour of Los Angeles and punch and Ice cream were served, hta Friday practice round. . . If you are working in an area1 Mr*. Edith Vocotro has reThe large field Included 30 wherc the plant Is growing, wear turned home from Lakeview members of Uie Hastings Coun­ to cover as much of the I General Hospital. * Mr*. George try JSub and abou,t 10 others clothing skin a* possible. Tuck pant lefc-s Cheeck returned home from from the immediate area. inside boot tops. Leather lace* Community Hospital. ★ The local All enjoyed thc tournament, are preferable to cotton laces a* pedro club met Thursday with but thc grind I* beginning to tell they do not retain the oils a* Mr*. Marvin Germ, at her Gun 0:1 many and there's been specu­ long as cotton lace*. Better still,, Lakt cottage. * Friday evening lation on whether the format wear rubbei boots and gloves; Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Buxton, might t>e changed. Suggestions and wash them thoroughly ftljMr. and Mra. Lyle Bristol from have Included playing Just- 18 the end of each work period A 1 Hasting*. Mr. and Mra. Rex Maholes on Saturday and 1U on protectlve barrier cream may be Mn from Bam, creek and Mr. Sunday for all flight* but Jhe applied to exposed, part* of the । ftnd Mra. Elton McGann from championship flight. The cham­ body but Its chief value lives in | Woodland enjoyed their annlverpionship would go 27 on Sunday. Another suggestion 1* to have a the fact that when it Is washed garles by going to Inman1* for diampionship division play? ng off. Uie contaminant oil is dinner and to The Barn Theater, washed off with it. It Is effective t Mr. end Mrs. Glenn Miller and 54 hole* and a seniors divtalon which would play a 36-liole total. provide a barrier. After the bar­ Mr. and Mrs. Leo Frey spent But anyway you look nt It. the rier cream has been washed off. from Tuesday unUl Thursday with Mrs. Miller's stater and hus­ do not handle clothing impreg- band. Mr. and Mr*. Emil Tight, in Valparaiso, Ind. The families called on Mr. and Mra. Floyd Tight and family Wednesday eve. barrier cream. Thursday Rev. and Mra. Vernon golf, and with Bob Stanley and Leo Morlracy. both of Coldwater. only in Isolated areas. Avoid can­ Wr had ■ great two day*. . . . ted with the smoke, particularly Monday John Barnum again getting it in the eye*, or inhaling won the West Michigan PGA It. The oil in the plant may be tournament by fashioning rounds vaporised, and the vapor, carried of 73 and 69 for a 38-hole total by the smoke, may cause sensi­ of 141 at Saginaw'* Swan Valley tivity reactions. Country Club. It was JohnTt third straight triumph and hl* 12th title In tlie tourney's 15-year hi'tory. HCC's Art Shumaker Hurt the Most freeze-dried foods have been developed (bottom right) which take- little space, arc simple to prepare, and cun be Young basrboll playrpi with carried anywhere without refrigeration. For mure informa­ the highest batUOg average* are I tion about equipment, ways to pack light, and how to enjoy the'«y.' drop-; card to MICHIGAN CONSFRVA- Miller and family from Gary railed tlie fam life*. * Kathryn Prey spent T«te*day night with her grandparr in ts. Mr and Mrs. Fred Pray- Flattayn spent the Frey, who had just returned from pink arid blue shower held laturdayf at the home of her sister, Mr*. Robert Perri*. * Monday Mr^ Judy Jackson and two children and her father, Tom Makle, all from Grand Rapids were guests ot Mr. and The only public holiday in the United State* that honors a king Hawaii. Tho great Polynesian war­ rior united all the Hawaiian Is- Century. The wins posted by the 1065 Central Michigan University ond highest wpr^tnte! In Chip-’ pewa history. Banfield-Vicinity OPEN BOWLING Cloverdale - Hope - HASTINGS BOWL INC. °n SV* x.’S. ' history mb. 5m iw East Middle Lake "r trouble, siioollng 82-87 . . ; RJ hm«m* *45-477* . „ Mr. and Mra. Richard Youngs Outdoor Trail—Tlie State Clvd of PBlmrttoi pm., on Mr. Service Commission ha*. rateed. and y., Waltrt. Culbert the age ccUlngfrom 29 to 38 for, WPrt * Mr. and Mra all conservation officer candi- _ ' vi*ited hta ex boss al d*te*. If you are interested, you tart Thuraday. must apply this month. • ■ -The! attended camp meeting at odd* against being successful are! Mich over the weekMr.^aMn. t-o KlUhm postmarking entries is drawing | . FORD^ sale of the You couldn't pick a belter time tn buy than tight now. Year end close out prices—all cars in stock! Sedans, hardtops. convertibles, wagons Your choice nf colors and equipment —while they last' See your Ford Dealer now! CLEARANCE SAVINGS ON NEW TRUCKS ANO USED CARS, TOOI AT YOUR FORD DEALER’S NOW! ® FISHER-HENGESBACH, Inc 328 N. Michigan Hostings Wl 5-2421 Every inch a rugged John Deere You g«t ■ full measure of John Deere performance and conve­ nience in tho 8 h.p. “110”Lajm and Garden Tractor. Independent pwiinl »P—d Bfi Uol. Double-safe electric start­ er. Double-action brakee. At- ■now, gardening, spraying Tractor. Convenient credit. Goodyear Bros. Implements 124 N. Ph. Wl 5-5052 A Member Once Said: I’d be lost without the Auto Club! winauuiHatiutiiiiiiiiiiuitiiMuniKK I* 111 Mill11 10. the chances of getting a per-1 of hansing «wa» a mil were about one out of 10 Sunday vtetlnr of Mr and Mra The application deadline is Auk ! Prank Bumpus. * Mr and Mrs. 27. A drawing will be held to John Mason and grandson. Don, randomly select 400 permit hold­ sper*t the weekend with their ers There is no *j>eclal tec in- daughter and family at their cump in central Michigan. Mr. and Mra. Howard Sperry of in a US. government post card, address It to yourself, sign your Lansing visited Mr. and Mra. name in Ink on the blank side. Gust Logit® last Thursday. * The card should be mailed in an i George Lowden spent the wvekenvelope addressed to: Wild lend wilh hl* sister near Howard Turkey, Michigan Department of- City. Conservation, Lansing, Michigan j -----------48920. ... Letter ot Aurast 5: HEWARE OF POISON IVY! contact with poison ivy can **" Mr. 4nd and kMrs Satteriy of ot cause suffering in sensitive IHiil- Mr ' Walter Botteriv vtduala, leading to expense and [Charlotte, from Saturday until sometime* a ruined vacation Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. John Mason Learn to recognize It. Then avoid Maaon entertained Mr. and Mra IL The leave* of the plant are 1Caln: Mr and Mr* Satterty; their smooth, glossy and firm and the edges entirely or partially coarse­ toothed. They grow in three* and are borne alternately on the stem. In early summer, whltl&h visiting relatives in Michigan for dull flower* grow from the axils । daughter Wednesday. ' Mr. and Mrs Carl Bedhun of by round, dull white fruits the sire of a field pea. Tlie offending Howard City visited her brother. George Louden. Friday. * Mr. and substance is an oil which 1* presI ent throughout tlie entire plant Mra. Warren Cairns spent Bunday and which, upon contact with■ with Mr. and Mr*. Oney RobJyer • .L.1- -J ___________ • CKuwn W. U*. r<art Foillr. I handling of animal* and auto-j In Lansing attending an Extension mobile tire* which have come in I seminar. Yea, the Auto Club—with its maps and guides for freeway trips and byway rides —is for people who want to know where they are going. You can know where to go. You can travel with confidence. You can LEAD THE WAY. You can join the Auto Club. You can do it* today ! HASTINGS OFFICE �4—THE HASTING? BANNER Tktoteay, Aig«*t 1», IMS A Tragedy of Errors patient at Mayo Clinic. by jerry Marc** CAMD OF THANKS IN MKMORIAM I would Ilka to 4^—. In loving memory of Mrs. Neta thank* to our friends and rela­ tive* for the wonderful ways Campbell who passed away 3 they helped both my family and myself while I woa In Blodgett Your gwU* face and patient Hospital. Many thanks also to smile Dr*. Gordon Finnic. Vokel. Wil­ liam*, and Green and the nurs­ With sadness we recall ing staff for the wonderful care. You had a kindly word for each And died beloved by all. ' The voice l» mule ‘and atllled j Post 8328. lhe Uiyal Order of’I Moom and the Wetodme Orange To Dick Jacoba and the employ- That loved u> wall and true. era of Jacoba Pharmacy. Your kindness will never be forgotten Otto Colvin I Sadly tnlucd by her family. Glenn Purport. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hummeil Louise Scott with Margret O - >< -Hand Hummed at nn >u4« la Ike raaeuioM •( ■ ■riM rwiiir Gain Services In Michigan yUBUCATIOH OR DEB which allows core Thia year's Michigan Lagtelatur* "could ba appraised on —IJberalteing the I the teals ot aeniar clU-cn and property an old-ape mental health icglatattan alone nrlploot might owa. an,l K— ,G-:n-vlnj of rn-«lecilon." ing from W to »l<0 mum monthly arniw^ wl of thc early New Deal O1U7 viaxmU, tt* DOVly tigressco. crowned United oUtoa wntor Legteiallon on aging and (men'* figure skating champion mans. ■ tho potluck supper. By Mra. W, U. Checaaman Woodland parents, the Pat Underhills. They I By Mra. (Hendon Curlia important. piece of major legislation Ute Saturday Uie family of Rev. Mary's Hospital in brand Rapf‘romU5o'pacbi"<to 7(Tt»rn. —- - _ .— .—T r crvwac limn 0U w ~ Nancy, daughter of Mr. and n._._ ___ of the a reunion supper in the South IHa ld* rm on -T'llMrtav Tuesday with with mirffCTV surgery .... . suite share Mrs. Jack Sinclair, is a coun5Lipie Grove E.U.B, Church an- Planned on his arm for Wed- CCBt of community mental health nex. This was the first Urao nreday a Mr. and Mrs Ernie Camp. * Mrs Myrtle Owens Uiey had all been together in J*™1 T^" *«1“^ coniu|Gaytha LHUe and. Mr. and Mrs 1 18 yenra. The 25 relatives in- f«nUy returned to their home ccnt£T, night John Dull spent Sunday. Aug. 8. eluding children, grandchildren In Gallon. Ohio, on Bunday. Tom . ,cc“lera> ‘UL_.L*._ with Mra. Lily Jarvis of Dimon­ . ■ ._______ -..... . n—fh.. Rrrw^»'a hospitals, emergency walk - tn n»u ua-aaw. wu. uvus .------- —— —— —, riinicB and counseling—all In or dale. * Mra. Marguerite Lohr. Ohio. North Carolina, New York tern tear one* home towS. The add*tod. and thte area. Ttey also ted ped “vi hte rtbow. elbow, w so no te tote took a *ousou- ... . —. Claude A. Matthews were in expanilon ln meas Sunday dinner together at tte vtnicr home <mjo cart. * Tte wl]J Oberlin, Ohio, over the Aug. 7th, church, but several had left for Aid will meet id- Tyden Park whlch nrc<1 weekend. They vUited Mrs. Eva , ^vlces but their homes before this meal. KalUndech who 1* attenduig, for a potluck dinner on Thura- can't finance them. Oberlin college. Douglas Holliday of BinningFailure to lignal killed and injured altnoil 55,000 Thte has teen a busy UIRC for luim te visiting his grandparents, noon. the writer of thl* column. We pertone in 1964. —Establishment of' a 8300.­ (Glendon Curtis') have sold our * Jim Rhodes, who was injured 000 Institute of Gerontology to home on NorUi Main Street told , in a motorcycle air collision WKAR-AM-FM. Michigan State study the special problem* of Uie have been moving to our newly Woodland School several days ago. is still pretty University radio, has received Uie a Ring and train men to solve home on West Broad ­ purchased well bandaged up but able to at­ i highest award of lhe National them. This will be run jointly Keep in mind lhe Horae Show ‘ way. Till* will make a change In By Mr i. Barr Fattell by Tlie University of Michigan tend church acrvloew Bunday. He ! Federation of Music Clubs for and Wayne State University. our telephone number but at thc 1to be held Sunday. Aug. 29 at time of thl* writing I do not ; "programs of unusual chslinclion” Mra. Marlin Mejrrs are leader* ' win know our new number. If you of ■ sons over 65. exemption part of the sponsoring group ctf this The BarryvllIi WSCS will rnee- thc planning for tho near future for the second consecutive year. have any new*, you can contact < Thl. taLnmrnlinc new hora,! of Mr» Charles Day Thursday. Aug. 19. at 1 30 pn. Mrs John Ommen <>! Lansing Mr- #n<1 Mni- Joe Butlne *nd lure purchased our home and V." «“•.> ' make them welcome Into our 10 am. * The Klahn family held । Day. * Mr. and Mrs. Leon Plumb Uielr reunion at Uie home of of Ferndale arrived Thursday to Mr. and Mra. Cluirlcs Brooks The summer recreation for spend a week with Mra. Charles 1965 is now completed. The men's Sunday. Aug. 15. AU reunions Day. softball game was played Wed­ arc made up of getting reac­ Mr. and Mrs. John Holcomb nesday evening. Aug. A, but our quainted but in tills case many and Beth of Bedford were Sat­ men lost to HaaUngs Manufac­ were petting acquaintc'l for thc urday callers of Mra. Charles turing. The teanagm. at Uie firat time for the’ family Imd Day. Sunday callers of Mra. Day same time of the game, were were Mrs. L. A. Day. Mr. and holding a street dance downtown. 47 present for the potluck din­ Mrs. Wilson Spencer and family They seemed to have a good time ner. Ttey attended from Lan­ although the older ones Brand­ sing. Muskegon, Lake Odessa. Karl Gasser and Susan of Battle ing around could not quite un­ Hasungs. Charlotte. Potterville, Creek. * Mr. and Mrs. Russell derstand the motions they were Vermontville and Woodland. Mead and family were in North­ going through. That is progress The Mcthodirt mlnteter. Rev. ern Michigan from Wednesday though and I am sure the older Rldiard. VondenBoach. and hte through Friday. They went to ones> must .have done aome pretty ulw ......................... . fMUly iifaiuy law have uunra moved into uiw tlie me par-- uie the OUUUS. Straits, UIC thc tMUH, Sauli. me Uie TBI1Tabillly thing* In their younger day». । »ohage. Ttey come iiere from , quamenon Fails and Hartwick also. Ronald Martin had charge gjiarta where ttey owned then- pines. of the *ummcr recreation this । oa-n 1>ol!lr M there was quite an । “MUa Dlanc MarU of Portage is «nd did . nn. X*. He M ^UUu! „p „r.„ | £' ."hh”r Barryville J. LEONABD HYMAN taxation. Reduction of the Addressing MO participant in The University of Michigan* quirement for sue Itobert Herman and family. Mr. Debbtc Miller attended tte 4H ISth annual ConXsrence on Ag­ ing. Uic Detroit Democrat ticked snd Mra. Richard Shupp and family of St Johns were Sunday farm on Friday and Saturday. off a long list of social Icgtsla- Dunham LEGALS Headwitet & Vicinity Older Citizens Hanfleid van Card of Thanks and In Memoriam Electronic Technician IBM fold. Full salary white traieiMQualification* * Mr. F. W. Hawkine What type of person should buy the hot Plymouth now? BIKilKl. sad HUDSON, J ttey could have. He has. how-; grandparent*. Mr. and Mrs. Darr | ever, been acUve In the church, Passctt. * Mr. and Mrs Jack , and community prior to 111* move’vamey and family wttended the iTrave'the"chUdrm so‘methtag“to - b,lt 'bould be more ao. Let* County Road Commissioners pl. rtn'rturiiw the lone Bummer day* n,akc fecI wclcomc hcre nlc at Charlton Park on Friday .u do .du^,ng,J?,S2,n!uJL -.JJ along wilh otter new families w Mr. and Mrs. Jack Doughv. M S ^th^a^towTatoM iSS lh,t chooac WoodUnd and family of Battle Creek m. l awi - t. SJ.'chance toexerctee Uwtr lx,,nc tO1"’ and k!rr" Mrs Mcrle Varney were Bundui).» Prob.i“ Yw,ear off U1st ' JaT>- ^rey and children have afternoon callers of Mr. and Mr.'Btt SX'Sg? £ S “ J“k'■*'> Mr. and Mrs. Boyd I^UfpatT ar i . ' before they will have to sit *Ull:",<*t Ur™d*“.-’- ,He, as adailal* ” * w" in the classrooms for school will pl<5reo. *l ^lee ,ln LUa of Kalamazoo were weekend guest* of Mr. and Mn. Karl Pul­ ant thought for the parents but * Mra William Block of pall and family. * Pamela Pufthe children m.y not think it U Woodbury, but a former retotent l*uch a good idea. I am sure the of Woodland and a fnend of tending 4H Camp Ulis week. W teachera-STFTOrtHug forward to;ninny here, lias been a patient Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Dutmci thc opining Also ) -I ftt Pennock HcepitaL She would of Grand Rapids were Sunday Th. PU1U.UM ot lost ot W ■«’ ">“>■ guests of Mrs. Glenn PufptoT. * Congratulations to Mr. and Mra. ! Woodland Hlgtrsfhool held Uielr “lrnda ncrPclass reunion Sunday. Aug. 8 I Mr. and Mrs. Leon VanOs Harold Hummel) on Uie arrival ■I Plans were made to have a pic- [were visitors Monday with Mr. of a baby daughter on WedncaI nlc at Tyden Park in Hastings .and Mrs. David Warner and ADVEBTIBEMEKT Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Smith for all nlembera and their fami-1 otter friends in Woodland. They ; lies. However, the rain came and i came back to their patents in visited Nancy Smith al MSU on It. MUllns plans had to be changed The Grand Rapids after spending the Sunday where she. Is attending lhe Youth Music program * r c«<inir K-.4 vecimiMinn doors of the Community Room Summer tn Iowa wliere Leon aluitki««n up in h .oo a m were opaned and the dinner was | tendedcollege. Ttey are now Congratulations nre in order for <,r.k » > T'hcld Mr#- k. U, Smith • plunpihg to live In Wisconsin Judy Strong and Larry Nook who were united in marriage on Iw’wirtVx’."...."; i ‘Georgia Wheeler> and Mrs. Ron te will be teaching. liu>)<ii»( I..In .'Cox (Shirley Teecbout) handled The Board ot Uie Woodland Friday night in a quiet ceremony HrfiV'f*- ?‘li.Tr f 7* ;1 ‘the arrangements for the day j United Fund met Monday eve­ al thc home of the bride's por). .wrte’Xu.. »>0.1 Among thf claw that came from j nln8 at the home of co-chair­ .. Mtn..: 1 away was Mr. Kent DeMond and nun, Mra. Charlca Mulliken. Strong. Rev. Rhoades presided at n~uV«'...i Vruot.iinr h15 ?lfc UUIC KlrL fr.T WiMcy Urch of Kalamazoo m« the ceremony and LitiUa Smith lnili 1 P°rtda. iionaa. Bmyone. Everyone, enjoyed enjoyea the me . «,“.?• poup to The and Lee Roberts were Uielr only --------- _.. b --------------- -V J„v.lv nntlurk evtnJng were lo attendants. Following a trip to ri -Joveiy potluck dinner dinner and visit- j,pUn> foj. ' - Ing with their former classmates ',;■« Up Uie 1965r budget but all Niagara Palis, they will be at *I’_ in the afternoon requests from Uie various or­ home in an apartment on State ' The United Fund Board was ganizations that benefit from Street In NaihviUe. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Shaw of ■t ‘ scheduled to meet Monday. Aug the drive were not in Therefore the secretary. Mrs Gaylord Livonia were Saturday guest, of man. Mrs. Charles Mulliken. Thi* Laughlin, wax appointed to Mr. and Mrs. Ermund Sitting. organization plans to help many They are staying in Btronn groups again tnis year out win „ trailer at Middle Lake this week. * Sunday callers of Uic Ermund need the full cooperation of every one. If you can solicit or help in i Auf_30 at e*lc Strongs were Mr. and Mrs. Glenn any way please contact lhe'™’,,"*"? w,1‘ delude the Osborn of Petoskjby and Mr, and chairman. Mrsrwuy Rudy Otlimer. or or : ............... ■cnairmao, air*, uuuncr. ------.— * progra ■ ——m ~ win ~ be — r»ua. Mrs.vrcu Cecil ainmraii Morstfaii oi of W. w. Maple aiapie iu»d fommiMiMi co-chairman. It w ill help to! Planned A representative from Grove. * Jeanette Herman i< nt­ . rishi |» »rr-i>t ■ ■' i-j. i make the work easier for even'of united Fund orgnnl- i tending the Nazarene girls' camp tn y.y v onc , zaUon* will report on thc work ftt Indian Lake, near Vicksburg. J"..rV.ih '. Mra Jack Sinclair and boy.: “?ia week w Mr and Ml terl I the >irk listed ua Ui«- Qere ^ug 7Ut weekend visitors I c^‘ 110 a bcUc’ J01* When I Marshall and Dean returned on v u wiikdr... tnr .t «‘U» Mr." Sinclair in Hartford; *?c or com«‘Sunday evening from a 8<mtte.-n ,.r where he Is working thte Sum- door' ‘J‘P whUh took them to Biloxi, i *r Cesnij ' mer. They were guests of Mr. । We (Mr. und Mra. Giendon Mira, New Orleans, La, and I.' “3,’ti'.,rJ?”ikfci«*B antl Mrs. Wallace Heuser. * Mrs. CurtU and family) arc now living other places of interest. inp-. JilchtU ! Rhoda Bawdy came Wednesday. In our new home at 149 West The Barryville W8C8 mceiing , „ , Aug. 4. to spend a few month* Broadway. It tea been a hectic । scheduled for the 19th has been ir» It. lamttard. ’ [ Js'ith '---- "*__ _____ *•-____■ --— I ——*• u..,__ ______ ... ___ !ew<«rw*n«rl <tnMS « ImSm, a_ Oti. L Houiu r. Mrm>H-r Herald Classic w The Class of trouble for we have a much big- Mrs. Gerald Smith ot Itaitmga --------- •-----------1945 from.Woodland High School ger home than we did before.! hok Mr. and Mra. Carl Toblaa made plan*, to have a reunion Our new telephone number Is! °hd family out for dinner on H anl Aas Sell Unused Items. Sunday, Aug. 15. wiUi a potluck 367-3513 so if you have any news Saturday In honor of thcu- 6th for the paper be »wc to call me. I wedding anniversary. ♦ Mr. and * Recent visitor* with Mrs. Ettel Mrs. Karl Pufpatf and family Rowlader were Mr. and Mra.;entertainedkSaturday night with Lewis Plumber and Robby. He a miscellaneous shower for Mr. was a former Agriculture teacher Bnd kIrs- Larry Hook, a Mr. and In Woodland. They were cn route Mra. Arthjir Lathrop acre ’.allto tlieir home in Film after be- «s in the neighborhood last MEMORIAL MONUMENTS ing nt the lake - Thursday. * Rev. and Mra. Lloyd Mr. and Mn Uon Nictetem °r i*‘d^nd °ull OF DISTINCTION were Thursday visitors with Mrs i dlnn'', *** Lawrence Brother! Rhoda Bawdy, w Friend* wvrc ,Mr. »<«. Ru^i sorry to hear of lhe misfortune 4 and that Mr. Wayne Musbnch had. I ■Mc*d and f‘uni>y were Eat. Hmm Wl4-IOU—Wl S-3OI2 °r Mr He fell while milking la*t week and hurt hl* back. He b now »n;^_?^n<^22P 301 S. Michigan Avo. traction at hl* home. * Guesta (?t^lnby .ln ot ,hc Mead* Hastings for b couple days lost week with 2th anniversary. Mbs Rte-i Mead wa* a Friday Mr. and Mrs Ernest Hough were Office Houra 4 4 his sister, Mr and Mrs. Frank guest of Mr. and Mrs. ArtlMr Muetiler and family of Quimby Smith of Portland. Ore. Mon.fr Wed. I to "V P.M t, Mr. and Mra. Gordon Hoffman of Battle Creek were Sunday Eliminate wood damaging in- callers of Mra. Charlee Day. * HASTINGS ROBERT W. SHERWOOD. Mgr. *cU from your home imnitdi- Mra. Orval Schultz and Douvlaa Of Gun Lake unri Mrs r-l.~. r - rUBIdCATIOM OBDEB Business Directory a saver! Right now, your Plymouth Dealer’s showroom is a saver’s paradise. It’s clean-up time and time for every new-car shopper to save big on a Plymouth Fury, Belvedere, Valiant or Barracuda. The '65s are priced low to move out fast. Bring your old car in for a high-dollar trade today. It could be the start of a brand-new hobby for you... saving money on a Plymouth! PRODUCTION CREDIT ASSOCIATION - H SHIRIN ACHI 945-9415 INSUBANCE Swinton I mu rance FURY/BeLVCDEWe/VALIAWT/BA**ACUDA igan State University entomo­ of Mrs Lewis Bolton. ★ Marjorie logists. The mure scions tlie Dowiett. daughter of Mr. and damage the harder U U to con- Mrs. John Dowactt. returned tn State Farm Insurance AUTO — FltE BONDS at your up deal now outh Dealer’s All Forms of Insurance and Bonds JTSSJSVS'JTS JERRY ANDRUS — . gnuxlpartnte. Mr. and Mra. Don­ ald powjsett Mra Glenn Puf. First-Identify ite^irobi^^aiui Dr. VMyuBl' CUyuml lawisu, sou ell wetnuptoued ui. th.n uimlv tK. nrnnar -- ---llietu to Roctertcr, MtnnJ BARRY’S FARM —STORE - —- - - — . $. Hanovar at Hasting* City Limits DEWEY'S CAR PALACE M-43 at Sprague Rd., Dalton �School Bells Ringing" Shop and Save throuh Classifieds ouu or PUXUCATIOK— HMtiag «> Culau M< Drt«tu|3»ll=<i of H«n«. IND-OF-MOOIL LARKE BUICK CUAKANCI SALE OH ALL NEW 0 USED CARS CHEVROLET LEGALS THE HASTINGS BANNER—* elalmd j OBliBB FOB FUBUCAT10M. PUBLICATION CASH RATI—2 Wl 5-2426 IL___HI 1964 FORD FALCON 2 0/ . r*fo>. tlantford. Lite n*>! Ill CLASSIFIED AD PAGE HASTINGS BANNER MINIMUM RATE —50c for Twenty Word*. 1435 S. Hanover Wl 5-2425 PHONE Wl 5-3481 111 1963 CHEVROLET Stalin Wr> 4 dr.; 6 cyi. iltndMd. On* own*/ . . low ml>u(*l 61 ta 64 Carl llMltaca. In Barn Cmlr, MleSlaan. an (ktobar S. 1945. al 16:10 For tha Bast Term* and Value* in Town Sea the Dodge Boys at maunllan and aarriaa U4: July >0, ISM. Philip IL Mluk.U, HASTINGS MOTOR SALES USED CAR LOT JCOTIOB OF MOBTOAQE roaaoLostma asm CARDS Of THANKS fr IN MIMORIAMS—2c Hr ward. BBBT OIVBM lira* 1 shall a*ll al BETTER USED CARS PRICED TO MOVE 1963 BUICK Calendar of Special Events BOFTBALt TOURNAMENT, HasUng* Johnson Field, three games each night wilh cham­ pionship game Sunday, 2 pm. NOTICES Heating - Plumbing Service □bdbb or runt.icATio'. PUBLICATION OBDEB iforrlas Naw • Remodel • Repair . . cullSii 3 Dr. Hardtop. KAECHELE'S SATURDAY. AUG. XI Power steering and brakes, . console, radio, whitewalls, CLOTHESLINE ART SHOW altarpl at Nashville Saturday. Aug. 21. 305 S. Church Wl 5-5352 1963 CHEVROLET J arml uabU* flat llaatlaai-^ Mkkisan. MOTICB or MOBTOAOE rojuici.oauBE hai.ii 1983 OLDS CONVERTIBLE 1962 CHEVROLET II 1961 CHEVROLET ri.I.d; AU<U« dlb. JOBS Harty Loanty. FRIDAY. AUG. 37 Philip II. MiKbtU. Jadl Owner. Red with White Top, BAKE BALE-Al th* Hastings TAKE ADVANTAGE OF Matching Interior. City Bank, 9:30 until closing. nd lirilHOS* Sponsored by Sea Explorers Aux­ FARM BUREAU'S 1983 OLDS F-85 STA. WGN. iliary, Middleville. Proceed* to be MkkUaa ... 4 Dr. Beautiful blue finish, used to buy tent* far Explorer*. NEW FALL power steering, radio, whlleSATURDAY. AUG. U FERTILIZER HASnNGBHIGH FOOTBALL equipment Issued Saturday, Aug. 1983 PONTIAC 8PORT8 COUPE M; first practice .Monday, Aug. PRICES . . . Nicely equipped including Hydramatie, power steering SATURDAY, AUG.-18 aqd radio. New whitewall tires. Analysis HAM SUPPER at the Hastings FURNACE SERVICE MAN —To] 7x4 ARMOIRE HAND-CARVED ». ACRE LOT and 1959 house­ 1983 CHEVROLET DCPALA VPW Hal). 2 miles west of Hutrailer. 46*10, 3 bedrooms. Good ★ Automotive service and install oil and gas PLATS ‘ GLASS DOORS —"50... 4 Dr. Sedan. Vlg, automatic Ungs on M-37 and M-43. Serving Fertiliser Plant) well and septic tank. Tele­ units. Steady year around ,gal. oil drum, wash bowls and taansmission, new whitewall from 5 to 8 pm. Adults 1130. phone Wl 5-4560 8/M 0-20-20 $51.35 work. Top salary and commtvpitchers, copper boiler. 16 ft. tires, radio. Children under 12. 75c. Public in­ 1957 FORD FAIRLANE—Pordor, sion paid to experienced man. oak dining table, scales, cross­ vited. 5-10-30 $56.25 Thunderbird engine, power Hospitalization, life insurance | cut saw. iron kettle*, small 1963 OLDSMOBILE U brakes, power steering, auto­ 5- 20-20 and pension plan. Service Van walnut, desk, spindle legs, wal- A Personals $60.75 . . . 4 Dr. Sedan; Power steermatic transmission. Single furnished. COMMUNITY OIL 6- 24-12 FARM IMPLEMENTS owner. *225 90. Phone 945-2347. $61.95 china, small cheat of drawers, ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS— CO., Charlotte, Mich., Phone tires, radio, one owner. antique' platform rocker. 640, 8. 543-3830. After 5 pm. call 543­ 6-24-24 $70.25 PO. 171. Hastings Telephone Grove. Delton. 633-8246. 8/19 2759 collect. $78.35 8-32-16 Monday, ■ pm. Dr. Sedan. V-8 engine, $56.90 automatic taansafUslon. radio. GAINS IN GOOD USED 18-46-0 $99.75 HOME APPLIANCES—Refrig­ SERVICE — Mercury outboard erators. ranges, washer*, etc. 1962 CHEVROLET BEL AIR Hastings Electalc. 119 W. State. Hastings. Phone 945-3866. tf PEACHES - Red H^gen ready WHEAT STARTER note Boat*. Traders and acautomatic transmission, radio, now. Pick your own. Robert w/walls, nice maroon finish. cultivator. Bums. 106th st. at Morris Lake OL 3-3851 or OL 3-6014. KIRBY VACUUM CLEANER SPECIAL... Road. Phone TW 1-8828 Cale­ 1963 TEMPEST SPORT COUPE -1954 Cockshutt Tractor. A-l with power polisher. Sold new donia. 8/19 for over *18000, Our balance ■A Business Service! only *2990. Terms arranged. tranamlulon, radio, whitewalls. -1953 Minn. Moline Z Tractor with hydraulic. Like New! Guaranteed. Call M5 -9431 A For Rent—Real Estate WINDOW GLASS INSTALLED, Electro Hygiene. 8/19 W«ory Wondo quickly found (F.OJB. Fertlllxer Plant) shape. in aluminum, steel or wood I Ihol ihapping ii a brs«i* FURNISHED APARTMBNT8 sash. Burkey Auto Glass 8i ... All white 4 Door, six cyl­ -IJH.C. P.T.O. B ft. Combine Sh* reads th* odl In clarified ★ Notice. FOR RENT - Utilities paid. inder, automatic transmission, And shops around with *<jm1 ton. Hastings Phone Wl 5-9471. tf radio. shape! HAM 8UPPER—Aug. 28. Serving 1 - BEDROOM APT. FOR RENT —Grain Bln to fit Pick-up Truck. per biubel. IMl FORD STATION WAGON ELECTRIC RAZORS REPAIRED ------from 5 to 8 pm. at the Has­ — Very nicely furnished. In — Special — Your razor cleaned. SALES 8: SERVICE — Another — Kill Bro*. Gravity Box. ORDER TODAY! V8 engine, automatic transmlstings VFW Hall. 2 miles west town of Woodland. Gall 367­ lubricated .............................. and sharpened, ' only ‘ permanent position available of Hastings M-37 and M-43. 3513. tf *135. Service and satisfaction for intelligent mon. who has Adults (150. Children under demonstrated a successful per­ IMO OLDS 88 12—75c. Public invited. 8/26 State St., Hastings. sonal and employment bucks ground. Experience In retail equipped including power steer­ INSIST ON MICHIGAN BOTsale* and building material ing and brakes. Thoroughly TED GAS I See Carl 8r Betty’s 8/IB warehousing desirable. How­ Appliances before you buy I 2-BEDROOM BUNGALOW FOR reconditioned. ever, men with similar outdoor. HALE in second ward. Near tnovaL Free estimates. Insured. They Sell—They Install—They background such as ag ­ Indoor Phone OL 3-6086. Nsahvlile, NOTICES M-37 South Wl 5-2223 riculture. will be considered. basement, garage. Call 945-5449 Mich. U South. if Job include* sales and service for appointment. 9/2 to building material customers. CARPET CLEANING IS EASY with Host New Electalc Up2/3 ACRE building material operation of able atSTEURY'8 ELECTRIC, It's Time forklift trucks and material handwork. Clean 180 square BORDERS A NICE CREEK appliance handling equipment, outside feet for only 3695. Hastings PONTIAC OLDS CADILUC (The Cadillac of Campers) To Kill work, loading and unloading Almost new 3-bedroom modern Floor Covering, 123 W. State. trucks, building jnat trial coun­ NOTICE—From this date on I home Just outside city limits. Hasting*. Phone Wl 5-61 IE if will not be responsible for any ter sales. Income based on ex­ Ugly Crab Grass' HasUngs, Michigan other dfbta than ■ those con- Lovely large back yard. School perience and background. ~ 8/19 EXPERT TAILORING — Men's Benefits Include: Paid Hospital Use "ORTHO" Karl I. McDonald and Life Insurance Plan, De­ equal value. row lapels, taper pant*. alter R4 Hastings FARM IMPLEMENTS Crab Grau .Killer pendents Hospital and Sick­ double Into single breasted ness Plan, Paid Sickness Plan. Paid Vacation Plan. Six Paid ★ For Sale—Miscellaneous Easy to use in 5504 Gun Lake Road. Wl Holidays. Uniform Plan. Paid Ortho Sprayettei 6718. Training ti Development Plan If Interested call Blue Diamond FOR QLMCK’bALE—1964 Apache SCHOOL—3 bedrooms up, liv­ Safa on desirable . . with Canopy and New Lumber Co.. Battle Creek, Per­ ing room, dining roam, kitehen. •Golden Eagle” camper with grottos. a rubber stamp with your new sonnel Dept. WO 2-0014 for ap­ bath, bedroom down. Pull baseZEP Cod* number- Three-llne Spare Tire, plus Extra Floor plication blank and interview. plus extra flour covering. Used 3. Kills seedlings and stamp with'your name, ad8/26 acre lot. Double garage. Want 6 time*. Sleeps four perfectly. our equity of *2900. you take Cost new with extras, *1,044.00. mature crab grass. Covering. (Used 6 times). *225. This Include*, postage ATTENTION GIRLS over payments on S4.400. Phone Will Mil for cash. *696 00. Call AVAILABLE . . Wl 5-3884 after 6:30 pm. tf 3100 to 8126 a week. Age 21 Sleeps four perfectly. Cost and over with car. I can place BLAIR'S Utree in a job with public con­ FOR MORE BEAUTIFUL HAIR -1954 80 with 3 point hitch. new with extras, $1044.00. —Use Rexall's fast permanent THE FATMAN —Private Detec­ tract. Paid dally. Past Avon. Regular MDO^Now »1I». No ★ Sporting Goods FARM & GARDEN tive 34-Hour, Shadowing. Tape, Stanley. Watkins, Raleigh, etc. pre-shampoo—No after odor Foto-PUm Evidence, NaUon- Representatives encouraged to 231 W. State Wl 5-5982 Will Sell for Cash HUCKLEBERRY GUN SHOP apply. Liberal bonus progrant wlde, Confidential. Call WO for gun*, scopes, blmx-ulars, Write Box 964 c/o Hasting* $695.00 ammunition and service. LayBanner. ’ 8/ IB 13/30 Union. Battle Creek IT'S JACOBS PHARMACY FOR PAST 34-HOUR FILM miles east of Delton. Phone EW 8c USED PUMPS—New in­ LEGALS SERVICE! Nu charge for orerSales Career With Delton 623-5792. Hours dally stallations and remodeling Call Wl 5-3884 after tue prints. tf until 6. Sundays 'til 4. Monday. Powell's Plumbing Co. Free es­ Management Opportunity MOBTOAQB SAIB. Wednesday and Friday eve­ timates. 24 hour service. Call TABLE PAPER — For picnics, 6 :30 P.M. nings U1 8. Doug Young, owner. Middleville SY 6-3643 evenings family reunions, lot* of uses. CASE TRACTOR Northwestern Mutual Life ner office. tf Insurance Co. of Milwaukee. "EVERYTHING Wisconsin, Suite 250, Burdick MOSQUITOSPRAYINGOUT- A Wanted to Rent . Building, Kalamazoo, Michi­ FOR THE FARM" gan. Phone 343-1641 Exten­ sion 27. 9/2 FARM OATES — New form. Thornapple Lake Road, WANT TO RENT OR LEASE— Downtown store building. 3600 new bcatrty . . . with all new south side of Thornapple Lake, SALES MEN AND WOMEN-Wc to 5000 sq. ft. Will pay fair Super "Can’t-Sag" Gates. 1(T. anytime after 1 pm. Sunday. are Introducing an entirely new price. Write Box 985 c o Has­ product for lhe first time to tings Banner. 8/19 load prices. Richland Fann residents and business estab­ ELECTRIC GOLP CART FOR Service at Richland 629-971& lishments in Uils area. Here is SALE — Worthington model, WANTED HOME IN COUNTRY between Freeport and limiting* a product that u used by every­ new batteries this year, and or»r start's Wallpaper to rent with option to buy. Ex­ one. Ls fully patented und guar­ MJ7 Seuth Wl 5-3150 & paint Store cellent references. Write Karl anteed. You can easily earn <30 A* Help Wanted ’ 8/18 Phono Wl 5*2283. 8/19 TUttle. R2 Nashville. 3/M Open Friday 9 am. to 6 pm. ita «n tn* ot, — Write stating your home ad­ NOTH HOUSE WANTED—To rent or LADIES—De a Fullerettc Earn dress and telephone number. ★ Mobile Homes lease with option to buy. 3 orextra income part time after 4 Frederick W. Miller, 510 All­ 4 bedroom with garage. Phon* pm. and Saturdays taking or­ cot I, Marshall, Mich. 8/19 NIW WATERPROOF tarp TRAILER LOT - For rent. *25 der# and delivering for nation­ CHECK OUR RACK month. 4*4 miles from Ha*ally known household and cos­ ____________________ hngs. Dominick Rodrigues. On A Situation Wanted. metic firm. Average pay *2 15 A Household Goods right side of M-37 half block SCHOOL GIRL DRESSES past Baltimore .Trailer Park. quirement write to: Dan Beachy, SINGER automatic xlg rag sew ­ 8 < 18-T-H Wl 5-5634. tf 3488 Gaywood. Kaiamatoo. 9 9 Stee 7 to 16 MATURE LADY would like sec­ ing machine in beautiful con1*1 13-41186 retarial work. Experienced in MOBILE HOMES DIRECT'from solettc deaky type cabinet Bold DEALER WANTED to serve con-1 1 FBEHHURE COOKER all kinds of office work, good new (or over 3375 00. Balance factory at large saving* 60x12 •timers in Hasting* with Rawtypist, bookkeeping and leaal due only *5860 Makes button ­ 33995. Lot tent »12W per LADIES* DRESSES lelgh -Products. Steady good secretary. Phone 796-0472. 8/10 holes. blind hems, and mnnomonth with coach. Other sues earnings year around No capi­ grams without attachments. at comparable saving*. Bros* _ ________ ... MR FARMER! Let Tlie Banner tal required. Write Take over *125 per week. Fully WALK UP AND SAVE! Trailer Bales, north at Hatptaci d cltujilial ad. Just phone gust an teed. Call 946-9431 Elec­ tings on M-43. Phone tM5-5636. ■ machinery, repairs, part*. To Dept MC H 651 11 tfl W15-38QL tro Hygiene. 8/19 Fteeport, Illinois Classified Paragraphs 196 MERCURY 196 FORD PICKUP Used Fann Machinery 1959 BUICK £ *7708 COME TO WHERE THE USED CAR SAVINGS ARE •SUMMER SPECIALS —Sove $$ ext One of These One- Owner. Naw-Cor Trades . . . |9tft RAMBLER CONV. Has very tew miles and priced to go. ...t............. .......3L4M 1963 FORD GALAXIE 600. H-Top, automatic drive, P. Steering. Radio, Like new. 1983 MERCURY CUSTOM 4 Dr. Sedan, Automatic Drive, PS, PM, Radio............. IL8N REAHM MOTOR SALES Farm Bureau Senices FOR SALE 1964 Apache 'Golden Eagle' IMS CHEVROLET IMPALA .81.«M 1981 MERCURY METEOR 4 Dr. Sedan, V8 Eng, AUto- 1983 VOLKSWAGEN Deluxe Sedan, Has AM-FM Radio..................... I1.1M 1982 MERCURY MONTEREY Cuitom. 4 Dr., H-Top, Full 1963 CHEVROLET 2 Dr. Sedan, 6 Cyl. Eng. ..8868 1981 PLX^OUTH V ALIANT 4 Dr. Station Wagon. Automa­ tic Drive. 1981 MERCURY 888 V8 Sedan. Has PB, P-B , radio, Extra good condition. *895 1961 MERCURY 4 Dr. Sedan.............. . ...........*845 198J CHEV. MONZA Coupe, Has Automatic Drive, Radio . ...................... .......rrN 1961 FORD FALCON Custom 4 Dr. Sedan. Automatic Dr. Radio. ...;........ -,MM TRANSPORTATION SPECIALS 1966 MERCURY 4 Dr. K-lop 19M BUICK 4 Dr. Sedan. GOODYEAR BROS. , 1059 FdRD V8 Automatic 19M MERCURY Converilbte Mahler , Molor Sales LINCOLN-MERCURY DEALER UK If. MICHIGAN AVE- Camper Used Tractors FRANCISCO FARM SUPPLY GOOD AS NEW STORE '■i>4C'Z..u WINICK SURPLUS �5 8—THE HASTINGS BANNER ITY IAL SEm... Q..>tl..£»d Aisweri Merton Meaecar racenuy. snn- .ur »nu . ! wards they enjoyrd motion pic- and son. i—-• ---- — ------- - —- Center, t — ------- -----Blough and family, local, and j through lhe Waat Mr and Mr* King visited Mr. —■ -r»—• 77 L>,d Un. Ju* B.uw .1 aww-1 ?•“!!. -32*“5: 1 port Sunday * Mr and Mrs Lee : Dexter of ot Eaton Rapids Kapuu were -• ^famliy" wu<,| i Saturday visitor* of her parent*. oven me aire Phonv *53-2791 Personal Mention _ - _ _______ Mr wiiii acr*. uuui v. Drown .« «n. H*l. J«k. CM. .nd inrv of Tyler TVxaa are siting «l »«>«• of' their 1“ . Ind unite. ' Harold I’hllJIps V.utin. the Itueene Henioer. • i'itin« tlie Eugene Henteen from Thuraday until Monday ...umin. Io, . p.,. ol U.U wtet were her mother and bruther. Mr* Wayne Ingleaton and Steven, of Beulah. Mra.. Robert Bhrawood ami Jamily. and Patty Ctaray .who m. ,.lul Mr. : .. - —------ . _ “* —; : vll,c n An“B “nd Jltn McDermoU and girl*, who have b«n living in Ohio. have recently recently , Ashland. Ohio, moved VanAuken, NR. NE.. m °’rd to 1520 VanAukm. Grand Rapid*. Mra. McDermott W11J !r<c(, ln lhat They “ cS «r> unnne* overnou rciumeo Sunday after ipendlng two week* »>«** °r Lacey Mrs Tnm Vandermale and with her son and family. Dr and Mr*.* Hubert Overhilt. of Hoi- children of Marysville. N.Y., and . , j. 'land. • Mr nnd Mrs GeorgeJlinmie of Pori Huron are spend­ Braidwtxxto. Bunday. Wuniion: I t.m getting social furnteh a qualified speaker to Estep were Munday dinner guest.' ing several weeks' vacation with runty benefit* on my hiu- lecture, answer questions and of Mr and Mrs Richard Burdick Mr and Mra Ivan Roush. * Mrs. bands aocial security record, nl- show film* on social security of Hickury Corner* * Mr and Ivan Roush. Mr*. Nonna Kunde wm. Mr 5U1.^r „„ Jan MJthough we are nut living togsth- , Address your rrqutwl and qur&- Mrs Kenneth Moore and (laugh­ and Mrs Tom Vandermale spent ln<1 Un nnd er. If I divorce him. do I have Uons’to Social Si-curity Adminte- ter* ut Logan were Sunday lunch- Munday in Grand Rapids. * lo report IL, and will that af_- tration,' &0 Ransom NR, Grand eon guests of Mr and .Mrs Ar- Mn. Merton Mesecar and daugh­ ter* were Thursday morning visi­ rett. ut Ft Lauderdale. Fla. are Oral of ColumteuTwwie fecl my monthly benefit checks? Rapids. Michigan That office thur Moore to arrive home th. end ot the liereC,^y vuiuS^L Keilo^X \ hum Yea, you-muM report will reply directly to you. Mr and Mi* Ernest Bruvonl tors of Mr and Mrs. .Gordon . and family of Galion. Ohio, were Paste in Grand Rapids. Mrs. Hie Wooden Shoe factory and Administration The final decree Friday visitor* of Mr and Mrs Sylvan Tagg who had been Mrs Vesta Shedd visited her other sight* tn Holland and tho OT divorce, ends your Matus as u Floyd Grinnell. Mr. and Mrs spending a few days with Mrs (lurn. Mr» Velma Dickerson und dunes near Saugatuck. 0* Richard Johnson and children Paste, returned home with them. und Mr* Wm. Buckland, both of well a* interesting places m Ha*Battle Creek, on Friday. Un€a onD hte mother. Mrs Louise the month before thc month of liy Mrt. Sylvan Taff tended the 8th District VPW Johnson of Battle Creek were divorce becomes effective. Mrs l-eona Proctor ha* reMr. and Mr*. Maaon Tobiaa 7M-IXII Saturday supper guests of Mr mcrtlng tn Wayland Sunday. turned after being at Camp Kit- and Mr*. Lulu Edmonds visited Question: My daughter Is Just , „ , . and Mra. Grinnell. * Mr. and'Aug 8. * Mr. and Mra. Charles a little past 16 year* old and Ls llM. Bouwcru ooowviu family lamny enjoyed enjoyni a a Mr> noyd Grinnell accompanied Blough and Mr. and Mrt Will annlwa for sevqi weeks u a al the home of Mr. and Mra. Thc .... ...... ----- ... ....----_ ----- ■ ...— camp nurse. uaIC L«T*rr ui ouii-­ She iu»u had a UIUIUU4Uthorough- UUIUI John Decker of Plainwell. Sun Planning to be married noon. I'm ptenic lente nt at r-|ktd*a*»r Coldwater Park Jlllv July M 25 .. . .. ........... ... _____ ___ . .......— Homemade Ice Wting aocial security benefits were Mr Bnd Mrs Cor- Mr nnd .Mrs Elden Grinnell and'Mtehler called on Mr. and Mr* |y enjoyable tlma as it to a day evenin* NASHVIUE, children to loin* Ing Sunday for Frank Martin near Grand Rap- J ua.diful spot and pleasant work cream and cake wan served In MICHIGAN a picnic dinner at Potter's Park pda Sunday. Aug. 8 * Mr. and with the Blue Bird and Carnp honor of their daughter. Marcia'* - • Mr and Mrs Tobey nnd I BUI Heath ha* 177 third. .birthday. Mn: James TuiwV Hill Blough Mlnn.h entertained rmtertnined WedncaUterine., Ii Fire gjrls ...... Mb* Sally >,„.TT7 . .. . ■ * family ot Hasting* were Saturday day. Aug. 4X wiUi a birthday sup- ‘ -------------- --------*. evening visitor* of Mr and Mrs per honoring hsx mother. Mra. ' Milton Buehler. 'jerry Kyser of BalUe Creek, who te receiving the benefit* for and Mra Ken Goff and son* of. Mr and Mr*. Pete Waliunas! Guest* were Mr Kyser Jama rar daughter, you should notUy Saranac. Mr and Mra Cliru. attended the wedding ot his Waraop Mte* Nina Post Mr and the Social Security AdmUitetra- FnhnU and family of Clarksville, nephew in Detroit and expect Mra Myron Prat, and Mra *» *<»n a* yvu know thr and Mr and Mrs Seymour to sjiend about two weeks visit- Dorothy Parrish all of Battle etact date of her marriage. Her.Bouwens and family, local. in* there, w Mr* Andrew Brandt creek, and Mrs. Greta Blough, lart aortal aecurity benefit, check Mr. and Mr* John Cbev*eman ■ and Mr* Allen Fish VLsIted Mrs local. ’* The Buehler family reWU> be for the month before the and family of Nashville were Sun- Estella Yarger, Mr* Audle Rourh. Ufuon was held at the Furre-a month in which she marrlex. >«lay, Aug 1. visitors of Mr and Mrs Katie Houvener and Mn: Bu-iUer home Sunday Aug 8 QoesUun: I have been getUrh; Gordon Voder a Mra Marie Jerry Moore at the Medical Fa- There were 62 people in altetitoclal security benefit* for two Burdick arrt granddaughter. Crti- clhty Friday * Mr and Mrs-^^. w Mr und Mr> Forrest year* but plan to go back to "*t‘ •re AUen Fteh and grandchildren. r lef irn, MontUy .Mouuny. Au< Aug. Bw. | work thte year When should 1 TTwimtay. JtriyWJuijch gurate of Brerif Reuben and Lonu. Ixr at-. for B „ VBca(lon vacation ln in lhc lhe Upper Upper I i Mr. and Mra. George E*Up * Mr tended the WMA picnic at Har- Peninsula a Mr. and Mra. Keith report thto tosocial aecurity? and Mrs George E»tep were Mon- ri* Creek Thursday Buehler and family were Monday. July 26. supper guests of Mr. Mn- I jura Myers of Middleand asra. Mrs. nennevn Kcnnrth Moore Moure asnngan at Logan ville and Mra Henry Myers vtei- ent*. Mr and Mrs Henry Vani.w» ..Lu, .L ana " • ■■ ■ “ ■ ted Dative Myers at Allegan on jrar, you alwuld report thte to (lrni f t u rv prgtiy Lb. social Mcurity office tonmedi--^ M’ -Xllht gut st. of M^ Friday * Frank Dutcher and tended the Buehler reunion Bun­ children and Mr and Mrs May­ nard Dutcher of Caledonia spent day. ----. anu Mrs Manin raini-K Mr. nnd Mra. Ben Christie Question: I am a teacher and Mr and Mrs A B. Stevenscn from Thursday until Sunday at have been asked to teach again and family of Grand Rapids the Hoyt-Dutcher cabin near and daughter nnd Miss Ellenj this Pan. I taught through May and Mr and Mrs. Lyle Wtutney Baldwin Friday Mr and Mrs. Thompson spent the Aug 7th of tills year and earned 8250) of Lansing enjoyed a potluck j John Dutcher and daughter of Ion * Mr. and Mra. Frank Dot- | la — and Mrs Frank I didn't receive any aocial accur- dinner with their mother. Mrs C» led on--------------------ity benefits until June. I wont Elnora Whitney July 25 * Bob Dutcher Joined them to spend cher and family and Mr. and __. ___ over ______ ... ... Blough. .. Kurt . ,1., ,hf ... • U - l*>c week A VI, Aru« and Mra. Charles Hoyt spent lhe: be earning 81500 the ... rest Crans. David a Mr of the year. Must I report to Kunde, local and Bob Grinin of Mr*. Charles Hoyt attended tlie Aug. 7th weekend at their cabin you if I decide to teach thte Mlddh ville returned hranc July Standard Oil dinner at Falles- near Baldwin. * Mr. and Mrs I M .pending a wrak at 8Upark Lowell S«‘uni*y Charles Blough took tlieir son., ver tjkr near Holland * Mra. Sunday visitor* nt the Hoyt- David to Lansing Wednesday.-j Immcdiatciy if you go back to Ctaytan Turner and children ot Dutcher home were George Hoyt Aug. 4. wlierr he enrolled at > Flint were July 23 visitor* of Mr. °r p^a*U. Mrs Helen Lar- Michigan Blate University. He stayed Friday ♦ Mra. Warshould be slopped with tiw and ana Mt* iwr* Jule juie Turner turner * * Mr. air. and ana ■*" .oI , , 7 77” ----- . ...JT. •*")**< till muaj >■ w*. w«rIsondeImayer of Middle- ren Rouato lUsring* spent month that you return to work Mra Krnneih Kempe! of Has-1 ting* w«e July 24 visitor* of a.nd *lr''Wednesday. Aug 4. with Mr. I Mr. and Mra Jule Turner, w ‘Jnd. of T7“ nnd w‘» Mtehler al the Mr and Mra Melvin McDermid. tto-ttoTta MtehtejS' w°Mr “Ind Charlea Bk,u«h hom*' * j Dean nnd Dwayne of Cterksvilte. Btoutth among the Boy| Mr and Mra Hany Rcigler. Mr “*?.’sraiK 8cautJI rrt,lrnJn« home after a I begin to receive benefit*. and Mr* Floyd Dukra and Amnda^ 4 ®MaC at “n,p " L>UCk Lake nw -----------------------------------------------fd»“?ton Ranld* v.\l Muskegon. * Mr. and Mra Rich.with the Social Security Admin-old. local, enjoyed bowling In tetrattan. la publishing a aerial Lake Odraw July 34. * Mr. and Jm nirmothe^MnRrS1^nid ard Blrd al*nl the Au< 7th af ouratn™ .nd u,——------------- Mra Harold Eckert spoil July s uX and w«k™d in Kalamazoo. They at24 with lhe Joe Eckert family 0n v B^SIt lhe w^kend lrtldcd a “rthday dinner tn in rwrrtt * * Mr Mr .nd Mr. A Alim have a question the Social Sfcur- 2 !lrn »•«* 'thiir grtmdpamiu. m7~ui<1 honor of Mra Bird at the hone ' ity Administration will be glad Fuh called mt Mra Effie Krcipr Mrs Richard Vendeville, of Kal­ Rlchard Vendeville. * Mrs MerU> answer it If you wish to have at the Howard Wnycoff home amaroo a representative of thc Social in Grrar.vlUe July 25 Mr Wld Mrs }Uro!d ----- ~ Security Administration addreo Mr and Mra Charle.* Blough ,nd children spent Ute weekend r“‘ entertained with a piente din- at their cabin near Baldwin. * Au*1 ’■ v,I‘'ora of Mra Gordon membtr. thia district office will ner July 25. Guests were Mr, George Faunce, Jr. left Batur- Pt“<* “f Gfand Rapld^a. and Mrs Will Mishler, local. Mr. day for a two-week cruise with 1 - k 1 Bln Frank Martin. U —— ■the <. . Naval Reaerve*. . .—. . —Mr . and. |I and Mra Mrs ★ Chalies Gooder and Mrs John Mrs Harry Faunce of Bentley; F)nwlin<r Mtehlrt of Grand Rapid.* Tliey were Sunday caller* at the LFOWllIlg celebrated thc birthdays of Mr George Faunce home. * Mr and nr |/r. Pmelritck 1 and Mr* Mishler anti Mra Mra George Faunce were Sun. Wonafd rroe/rocfc Frank Mardn------ , day dinner gue»u of Mr and M "ntton wt j-rnv ► ONE LOT Mra Warren Roush dt H:l*:Ings Mrs Howard Thaler * Mr. and Mrs Wayne Buckland te a pa- 1 Electric Percolotorsj was a cklier at thl- Charles Mr* Richard Blough nnd sons tlent in Leila Hospital. Battle ; Blough home recenUjc * Mr and left Munday J--- 'for — -a — two weeks - ■’ Creek, —*• — where --------she -—-• underwent ----------- • — surCan Openers ‘ gery last week. ♦ The Robert Mrs. Charles Gibbs attended the vacatten in Wllksburo. Pa Mr and Mra. Robert Newton Gaskill family were In Detroit Lake Ocl'ran. w Mr nnd Mrs r MIXERS STEAM IRONS Roger Warner of HnMings were and son. Billie. James Cool and Saturday to meet the airplane July 24 visitors of Mr. and Mrs I son. Jimmie, local, and Mr. and bringing their "adopted (laughForrest Buehler a Mrs Kelih Mrs Arthur Fuller of Grand ter". Birgit Brodt. who will be Buehler vtutert Mra Mtlton: Rapid* toft Wednesday evening spending the next year with thc Buehler and new baby nt Pen­ for Port Angeles. Wash. for an Gaskill* a* an exchange student indellnite visit with Mr and Mrs from Germany. * The monthly .While They Lilt! nock Hospital. Monday. Mr*. Jerry Puathumus and Ray Koop * Mr and Mrs Reu-- dinner meeting of the Women"* WHEEL HORSE. OF COURSE . spent from •■ -----------fra Friday un- Society of Dowling Church te be­ Now mowing’s fun, and faster, too. daughter* of Alto and Mrs. til Sunday at thr home of Mr ing held al the church today. Af­ Charles Posthumus of Lowe This 4-season tractor eases all lawn were visitors of Mrs. Sylvan and Mrs Donald Crites of Jack­ ter the noon meal, to which the ----------------Odds & Ends and garden task*. Test-ride? Call: Tare recently. * Mr and Mr* sun. On Saturday they attended public te invited, and the after- I Wayne Tare and *ons were July the Prison Picnic at Round Lake noon builne** session, the campOne Large Table Pork and in the evening attend­ era attending Wesley Woods! E. L. CARPENTER 25 vl&i'on: af %fr nnd Mra Gene ed Values to 50c the wedding of Mr Cnte's camp al Clear Lake will begin I DRUGS Allen of Hastings. * Mr. and for repainting the Mrs Ben Chrtetie and daughter grandson. Mr Rodney Vickers, to preparations HARDWARE Miss Judy Hiaht at the Metho­ outside of lhe Dowling Church J HARDWARE attended the clock car races at. Also on Thursday afternoon I 142 E. State St. ! dtet Church in Leslie En route Mt. Pleasant July 24 ♦ Mr and home Sunday they vjsited Mr. beginning at 4 o'clock the memSEAT BELTS Mrs Wayne Tagg and ron.* were and Mrs. Donald Crites of On­ bera of the Dowling Women'* So- I Phone Wl 5-2983 ■nipper guests of Mr. and Mra. ondaga and Mr and Mr* Reu­ clety are sponsoring an ice cream ODDS & ENDS SAVE UP TO '/z ben Crites of Eaton Rapids * social on Uie church lawn and I Mrs Leah Nceb and daughter. will feature home made Ice cream AND EVEN MORE Meria, of Hastings were Thurs­ and cake. * Iona Alien, who has day visitor* at the Arthur Clin­ been convalescing at her grand- I mother's home. Mrs Clara Rees. I ton home. Mr. and Mra Don Clinton and took a turn for Ute /w orse and te I children of Middleville were hospitalized for a bock injury at I Hospital * Tlie Dow- I Sunday visitor* of Mr and Mrs Pennock ________________ Arthur Clinton. * Mra. Robert Ung Library is undergoing re­ Doily 9-5:30 Store Conley and Gary of HMttngs andI 1 *modeling —■**"— of “* “ ■* — • ■ the interior of• — the Wed. - Fri. ; Mrs Don Cullen and sons visitedI building. New shelves are being Hours [the Ionia Fair Thuraday. They• added to accommodate a new I also vtoiled Mr and Mrs RalphI shipment of books soon to be Stuart nt their nea- home tnI available to Ute public One Lot Ionia w Sunday visitors of Mr Mra. Lula Gorham underwent I surgery earlier last week and is Clock ■ Mr> Elwood Meaecar and sobi convalescing at Pennock Hoopl- ’ . tai. * Diana Cruttenden will be BUrdette Timm of Yankee• among the 4Her* attending camp . Springs *.Mr Lewis Hefflebower• at Algonquin Lake this week * j spent the week with hte daugh- Tlie 3rd and Sth year 4H foods I ter and family. Mr. and Mrs project members are planning a Values to Floyd Dukes. Friday they took cook-put for Thursday al Uteir him to visit another daughter. leader, Mrs. Jeff Feller's home • New Items Do'W Mrs. Iteo Kyser, and family of Dowling 4H Club's talent show Reg. 534-95 I Clarksville. * Mr. and Mrs. Dar­ entry members gave a perform­ Especially when you save something regularly and I reil Holben of Miami. Fla, and ance Tuesday evening to enter­ Out They G® ! then add our big dividends, payable every six month* ! her niece, Pat Seals, of London. tain lhe Farm Bureau Womens' like dockwork. I England, were Friday overnight county picnic at Tyden Park in । \ I guests at the James Cool home. Hastings The Lawrence Quick family J * Rodney Cool spent Saturday 1 and Sunday with Mr. and Mrs entertained former Battle Creek £nfi« Stock friends on Thursday evening, the I , Wayne Fields at Caledonia. . Mr and Mra Clair Chun. Mr. Albert Lanes, of Alabama * , nnd Mn. Adon Myers and Mrs Roxanne Quick spent most of ' Cordelia Myers were Sunday last week wlU> her uncle. Ralph I i dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs Nyc. helping care for their older ‘Karl Tuttle of Nashville * Mr. son. Kevin. Mrs Nye and Infant j I and Mrs Ben Christie were Sun­ son. David, returned to their 11 day evening visitor* of Mr. and home on Friday * Becky and I Mrs. Richard Roy* of Grand Danny Lyons of Cloverdale were | Rapids • Mr. and Mra. Jerry visitors at their aunt and uncle's ■ Posthumu* and children of Alto home last week, the Jeff Fellers ODDS & Os- Doon I were Sunday visitors at the Mer­ While visiting. they attended the Ionia, Fair and toured Kelloggs j I ton Mesecar home rom E*ery D,pt, f Mte* Brenda Rendon under­ In Battle Creek. Orville Babcock returned from I went surgery at Pennock Hospi­ tal las: Monday. ♦ Mr* Charles New Mexico to hte home last' I h>t|9> Gooder. Mr*. Frank Martin. Mrs Friday. Mrs. Babcock remained I John Mtehler and Mis* Isabel with her daughter and family. I Richards of Grand Rapid* were the Eugene Kidder*, and plan* to I Sunday visitors at the Charles .return to Michigan after the I Blough home. * Mr. and Mr*. Ibirth of the Kldders* baby. * The] J 136 E. State St. ENTIRE STOCK L Forrest Buehler enjojred a two- IDonald Proefrocks and Melvin: I Felder* were among the many:I Phone Wl 5-3853 insula. Rn route home Bunday Sunday visitors at the Ionia Fair 11 they vteifed Mr and Mrs Ray • The Harold Case family hosted I 4U Savingi Iniu/rd Up to Karcher al Petoaksy. the West Dowling Farm Bureau I I Mr and Mrs Jerry Posthumus group for a picnic on Bunday at 11 ! and children of Alto were Thurai day visitors of Mr and Mn BUI farm lake * Debby Drake of the __ __ - ____ ___________ I_Blough. * Saturday visitors__of Dowling Dude* 4H dub te al-1 Mr. and Mr*. Bill Blough were tending the club camp thte week, i I THE V STORE CHIMNEY ONE CONVENIENT SOURCE FOR YOUR BUILDING NEEDS 'uJ Freeport £ “T LUe * Mrs Nt<- K,lu‘ i,,wl chU- n.w NEEDED AT YOUR HOUSE? PENNOCK CONCRETE PRODUCTS ;| 104 W. STATE, HASTINGS QUITTING BUSINESS/ F/NAL WIND-UP O g) lrte@S 10‘ ’/3’« RUMMAGE TABLE YOUR SAVINGS GROW rUMMAgE TABLE GROW GROW RADIOS , BED l*MPS - 50‘ (LIMMAGE , Entire Stock ' Children's Books, Cutout Books Coloring Books MICE Big Selection Entire Stock 9 NYLONS Full Fashion, Seamless Mo*t Sixes and Color* 3 ^’‘VaJoes to 59c 66Cva,u,‘"c Out They Go! SAVE ON EVERY PURCHASE Entire Stock hair goods Rollers. Pins. Permanents,. Etc. 40%-" Entire Stock1 Gift Items Stable ends Everything Gees Cannon Sheets Values THE V STORE oJ^/ZTl97 |1O4 W. STATE, HASTINGS Whll. TS., U.K NEVER BEFORE! NEVER AGAIN! Entire Stock " Pictures & Picture Frames All Sixes �Lee Belfield Compares Russia, The Hastings Banner Wayne State Doctors Detect Blue Velvet” Ddpe Addiction Lokt-O Squares To Picnic, Dance . Nathvilie Oppo.«i Mail Consolidation Vermontville I to 6 james Dugan’s . C.. Through effort* ot the Na*h-1 IlniiahtPr UlCS ville Chamber of Commerce pe- i VdUKIIlW UIVO Utlons are. .being circulated in... the Naahvilte area in an effort] In Indlfinn ■ tn resmler consolidation Of nirol 1,1 1IIU««BB« Mra Garrnll Well*. 1917 Bhay- nlB11 routre from the NashvUle Funeral service* Cor K^Ve^tvlUe. will off}* , n. V 40 l3U of .District The Untied St^tm Portal De- .^nnixj, Munlce. Ind., a former :e It Your- partmenl 1» contaraptaUng Ha«lmpi rertdent and daughter Contest In changing aome 60 patron* from f B. Dugan of Leach self With Wool" R3 NoMiville. to a Bellevue route. we„. Bt 2 pm. Tu<»I Michigan. ‘ The remalninx natrons would : f4||y aj j i Mrs. Well’s District include*neral Home. New well in , S«rtio« Hine— ThunJoy. Aujoit 19. 1965 Finland, U.S Woman Heads . Finland August 1, 1965 Dear Grandma: As you know, tlie Finnish ex­ change itudenu had the extra­ open to area dancers will be held 1 A new oil well went on pro- ordinary opportunity lo visit lhe at Lakewood High School fromducUon and another drilled Dm । probable oil pay in lhe expand- suit of this invaluable experience. 11... Wuuna u> AUW I can now compare these three Hone culler. ‘County, accordin’ to lhe Oil Ac levels of society with some au­ thority: lhe rich, the poor, the , —------------------'middle —Uie US. Russia and "W J. 'B11K Simon's Middleton; Finland. respectively. The resident* of Nashville Puller 3, ne ne nw 18-3n-llw, the farthThe obvious choice for the baI The "Make It Yourself With feel deeply about the situation. Mn ert esurt weU so far developed. six of our comparison is the Wool" Contest is a sewing con- Thaw* who may be transferred Hospital at Munde on Saturbroad median, the middle class. on 35/M th choke after acid Finland. Living alternately In J0 Planes and their clUidren attend treatment. On earlier poatacid the country and the Industrial ] their own janneiiui , garmenu, num fnxnj too >“ t h e valley district In testing Simon’s well hit 100 bar- elty of Tampere, a* 1 do. I see th^y*7rel the“Na*h- »( Nashville. Tenn., the daughDr. Puro experimenting with paregoric antihistamine mix­ how the vast majority of the 1 rets ner hour. feltcd In Amrelca. The cm- rlHe _VefroontrtUe area vllle-Vermontville area U Is their their trf of James and Mary /Bradture during “Blue VelveC invoadratiun. people live. Their homes are fair­ I .7 a ,1 « nc Unrn ™ ,he -' llMn Bellefordi Dugan. She attended school outcome of lhe Middleton 3 when ly small, 100-300 square meters, ln xashviBe and came to Ha*In talking with lhe patient ! model their wool gannenta at a DETROIT—"Blue Velvet" U but clean and comfortable. The chambw u aUo „nptUi-! tings with her father in 1947. neither the name of a race during hl* investigation. Dr. atytr show on Saturday. Nov. 30. jectlon was dispelled a* treallag 'city's buildings are mostly mod­ Puro learned she wa* Injecting horse nor a fabric, but it U The winners of the District,fact t)JBt rtncr Nash-, she had lived in Detrott, pressures were raised from 2 OCT) 1ern and cheerful, while every- the name ot a kliletv a substance into her veins contests In Michigan will "'“J** '"tile is getting a new po«t office । Akron. Ohio. and Munlce. to 3200 pounds to get a break- ' -.o at the --------doesn't The killer Is talc, one of the which she called .‘blue vel- ;meir ' I h e 1 r uimiuii garments Style>1 ,>uur-ui doesn’ocvui t see seem logical W to imutr reduce . — . . be^n . , xtrs arovpr employdown Thr well look 6,000 gal- 1ar*. The ride into the country Is • Ingredients of ■ certain pale vet." The killer ingredient of show on Saturday. Dec. 11. 1965 , lht. <,rvlf.e Iona acid and responded with 1a pleasant one. with lhe roads blue antihistamine tablet with this substance./ale. was to be . Bl lhe union Building. Mldiigan I <d by Orchard Industrie* and generally good. Uic traffic mod­ strong oil flowback. the cause of her death /inly a state university. East Lansing. ' vlUe Middleville Engineering before a long medical name. In very ------—— - - ,,ur lira u u>, •Simon's well la tho 1220 ft. !erate. and lhe scenery beautiful­ recent yeara narcotic addicts f*w week* later. ----— ------------------moving to Munlce three years Michigan The State winner will >1K„ a |w.nnon . east offset to Jack Long's Glurtc ’ly unblocked by signs Those you have been combining this drug ...... u. travel to Portland. Oregon. "The Williom F. Arnold, mono- li. a half mile northeast step- 1meet on Uie streets are almost with paregoric, and Injecting vet" addiction, as related in city of Rores." for four days to' Mr and Mrs Wm xisabeth of i I” addition to her father, who always well-clothed and seem­ ger of the Model Finance ! out that completed for it high ingly well-fed. Above all. the the mixture Into their veins. part hy Uns same patient, was ] nttend the National Final*. The u‘.„lng un(3 MrsJohn Straub of! 1* Reneral fomnan-ot Hartings flowing well, and has been pro­ Finns have an appreciation of It Is these addicts who have reported In 1964 by Dr I uro National winners will Win * Zephyrhills Fla were weflfwnl । Aluminum Product*, she Ls ourOffice ot 140 W State ' during In the 100 to 300 barret given the mixture the name to llic International Academy j European Holiday 14 days via RUPsts al thc George Straub I vived by her mother. Mrs Mary fun. It is a good country. velvet.” a day, pinched rate. Street (next to The Cop­ of Pathology. jrt to Rome. Paris, London, and Stoat* of Zephyr Hills. Fla.: her On the other hand, we find "blue The antlhiatamlne drug "Production from Middleton 3 , Narcotic addicts bought and Ireland. t Mrs. Elbert Lindsey (Pearl step-mother. Mra Thelma Duper Lantern!, invites you I is from 3119 lo 3154. the per- dismal Russia - Leningrad Per­ boosts the paregoric's soothing boiled down paregoric. Thcv scholarships, savings bond*. Roush> of Hollywood. Fta. was a gan of Leach Lake, and a sister, haps I should preface my des­ furation orca In the Sallna-A-1 ,cription by quoting our Russian effect. Immediately causing a then combined this drug with to call him at Wl 5-3429 srwlnH machine*, luggage, tailor- recent guest at Ute Frank Hynes 1 Mra. Jack (Jewel!) Norton of blissful state which lasts for । section. guide: "Leningrad la one of the i "»uf anl h>’’J™ nt‘ i tag book*, electric cutting acta- home. i Hartings. ot any time you need $25 Lincoln Rock Corp, cased all most beauUfu! cities In Rusils several hour*. Unfortunately jots, dress forms, subscriptions I 3234 at lhe Balubaner I. ne and ... in the world." So much this blissful state may be fol­ suited. to $1,000. to Vogue and Butterick Patterns. lowed in due-time by death. for their standards. Using Fin­ Wayne State University School Tlie paregoric Itself is harm- woo; wardrobesln yardage, ward­ wert offset to Long's oulport land as our criterion, the buildMONEY FOR A of Medicine researchers re­ less when properly used, as is robrs oI Rlnvra Jewrir>.. 5tockthe tablet taken orally, but . )n)B stacks, arid'wool h*ndFUN-FILLED SUMMER Cambrlan wa* to move rotary while even former Premier cently discovered. Wayne State doctor* were when the two qre combined . —------- --------*— «...----- -------for Lincoln Rock to thc nc sw and injected into thc vein* by Thursday thru Wednesda sw 9-3n-llw. the 1330 ft. north and In Russia as a whole there the first to Identify the "blue syringe.the insoluble talc ing aids arc among thc awards velvet" phenomenon and to re ­ offered on U> district. State. I offset io Long'* well ” | are six people per room of 10 port It to the medical world, crystals ot Uie antihistamine square meters, Like Tampere. and It wa* partly a* a result of eventually lodge In thc lung ' however, lhe scenery is unscarred their work that the Michigan tissue Because the blood Ves­ lend there ere numerous gardens sels of thc lungs are very throughout this city. The great­ spring of 1964 a law making small, thc crystal* clog them. est dlfTereuse between the two paregoric a ’'preacriptlon Sometimes the crystals in­ countries, though. Ilea in th* drug. jure the lining of larger blood ; Terry- Brewer of Hartings lai people themselves. Tlieir clothes A pathologist on the Wayne vessels also, and where the 36 MONTHS TO BIPAY are of Uie poorest quality, and staff. Prof. Henry E- Puro. Injury occurs a clot will form. group had Uielr final meeting' , they must be ill-fed. A truly was asked with his associates The result in both cases Is high bachetor'* degree*' grubby looking Russian <1 re­ in 1963 to investigate the case a* Blate University. Junior beader, Aug. 10. mind you. the criterion is Fin­ of a 32-year-old woman who blood pressure In the lungs, .1 Tlie members enjoyed putting land) will approach you on lhe had unexplained high blood condition that can threaten or odel• I street ottering, begging, to buy [treasure In the vessels ot her bring about death. Other states are now Inter­ Toddler' project and finished RMANCECQ] , chewing gum or the clothes on ungs. After careful examina­ Unal report*. . Robert Clark. R3 Harting*. la tion the doetora discovered ested in the "blue velvet" ad­ Joni Jama, second-year mem­ that talc crystals had caused diction. and are also contem­ ber. received a Slate Show award damage to these blood vessels plating passage of a Jaw like I free In chemistry. He is a 19*1 Michigan's. graduate of Hastings High,, stopped perhaps a dozen times to so that a clot had formed. (drop leftover suck lunches to SchoolMary Lynn Baty and Katie j 140 W. Slate St. ' beggar -children. All in all. Rus­ Clarey spent last week in Teasia Is more than depressing­ verse City visiting Mary Lynn's Hotting* even to the Finns that joined aunt. Call Wl 5-34*1. their Ajnre^can brothers and sis^excursion. Production in Woolen Contest KEi'LtS Wayland Field 1 ♦STRAND ^HASTINGS* Terry Brewer to Receive Degree Altofl 411’ers Complete Project FRANK SINATRA TREVOR HOWARD M MODEL FINANCE Blue Ribbon CSTINGS' not appreciate our standard of living until he lives away from it country U EATING, HOT WATER BASEBOARD HEATING PLUMBING SUPPLIES WATER SOFTENERS WATER HEATERS Call Wl 5-5769 Wl 5-3732 Bob Wills Dick Henney 2153 Gun Lake Rood Halting* ■ The Historical Society Michigan announced appoint-: ■‘■-r • ment of a Capitol Restoration «*’* ««*“•' m-iu* general level* at society exempli­ and improve the historical mean- . Lus* k. Hutlm fied In throe different countries. Ing of State building*, principally As thr United States is to Fin­ the State Capitol. . i£“kp- V&k "?,£*!Z. land, so Finland is to thc Soviet George A. Osborn of Sault Bte. Union. From there on. the law* .Marie, society president, an- jguuJ'dsS?uw« it proportions are applicable, | nounced selection of the blue- : . Having a better time ribbon committee which wUl be i autod n. Kan. Kr headed by Gov George Romney I FURNACES Modern Aire - Oil - Gas - Coal Marriage Licenses History Group Is Appointed LET'S Av G01«S£ MICHIGAN STATEO .AUG. 27-SB’T. 6 We Announce with Pride the Addition of Famous new and unique project. I D»rwln McCUIUnd. ._ ________ ___ — Jo An.a W«Umsa. M buildings are symbols of our ------------ O Nashville rt . . VFW • NEW Wineffard lunaxsamorroi Gold FM Antenna RAHAELLA CARRA $1195 up BORTON'S Antenna Service Phone 945-9773 ial committee will fill a current void In making our clUsens / O rJltPrltllll i and visitocs to our state more r, * aware |f Michigan, heritage “ S(ltUr(l(IY Osborn said lhe principal re- . VFW will ensporulbllity of the committee will , tertaln 50 children from the be that "of soliciting.“acoimulat--' tag and accepting suitable his- VFW.vNationai Home in Eaton torical objects for use In state Rapid* on Saturday. Aug. 31. building*. He said the objects, starting « 1 PJJ». including paintings, will be Thc group will be taken to sought from Private citizens and ll* Thornapplc Lake roller . from also from educational instltu- skating rink ,r "m «S •to “ YOUR CAR Bn.ln, on U,, .d«n.r> ranmltlee with the Governor will be *]*.**"”*?• There be dancing until 7 legislative leaders, university of’j*™ will be ttclali and other members of thc . 1 , ‘n P* thc Micro Midget trophy historical society. attend the Tlie membership named by Os- n‘c®s- T,li3 a*’ *,uiual affair and one to which th* thc youngsters bom includes U. Gov. William a™ nunawn G. Milliken. Speaker of the forward. tlnnu. .1 Kowalski. 2Cna.al.kl RpnHouse ,lrMU*nh Joseph J. Sen-': ale Majority Leader Raymond D ' Dzendzcl, University or Michigan, President Harlan Hatcher, Michl- ' gan State University President John A. Hannah, and Wayne State University President Wil­ liam R. Keast. COSTS MONEY PROTECT IT! Elisabeth Adams of Drayton 0 LOCAL TRADEMARKS, lac. Osborn said the committee will screen all object* proposed for use in the buildings, determine whether they are acceptable and then recommend them for spool­ Upon acceptance by the soci­ ety. the committee will then offer them to the appropriate state agencies Their ultimate utiliza­ tion will be left to the public official* directly Involved. Osborn emphasized that the entire project is a private one and that no public financing Is Involved. Thc project will be eoorjllnatcd through*the Historical Society offices Ln the Lansing Civic Cen­ ter. Society director William K. Aiderfer la an ex officio member of Uie advisory group A* little o» $15.95 a month for materials and labor add* a . . . Empho$is...Heolth We, as Registered Phirmsciiti. ut proud ot tin part wt H*f h> serving lb* commemlj's heafth nttdt. By diiptntiat oMj th* most modtin drugs we help keep you and your family in th* hatil ul health. For consistently low prices and co* htltatly high quitity ym css *le*y* To Your Home. D'*- Visit our showroom this week detail*! EASY PARKING HERE! prescription needs. rOUl (j^) PHARMACIST Mrs Don Reid called on Mrs Bower's sister. Mra. Ethel Gallup, at the Grand Rapid* Osteopathic Hospital on Thursday of lust Jacob's Carl Clum of Newaygo was a visitor at lhe Herman Hauer home a Wednesday ago. Guests on Friday at the home of Mr*. V. D. Widrig were Mr. and Mn. Fred Weinert of ten­ ting. Mr*. Widrig was a guejt of PRESCRIPTION PHARMACY ledo, Ohio, over the weekend. TWO CAR GARAGE 126 l«.t Stot« 51 rhM* Wl 5-2466 Halting! 125KUIFHNMfl:W£w ALLIED BUILDING CENTER - — �Richard Branch Is Choir Master At So. Pasadena Begin Appeal The 60th annual world-mla- uno Sevenlh-day Adventlat ZION LUTHERAN CHURCH MIDDLEVILLE CHRISTIAN HASTINGS SEVENTH-DAY Mind is Christian Veits Road 98 Woodland REFORMED OUKL ADVENTIST CHURCH Rsv. Einar Unsslh. Pastor 708 W. Main Street Elder C. L. Wilber. Pastor Science Lesson "Your Friendly, Christ-centered Rav. Karl Schlpper 404 W. Colfax Ph Wl 5-6319 This Sunday. Christian Science Church" Sal sabbath achooi. 9:30. churchm throughout the world local uunn > w«il as medical, welfare and Sunday school. 11-18 am. Worship. 11 am. ■ educational ministry in IM Evening worahlp, 7:30. Wednesday prayer. 7:30 pm. Richard Branch will succeed f.s divine "Mind." Tlie responsive ouriuay, ■Faith Sunday, r-iui rui for Today," on v**a**x** ,x*. Ibert Je Adams as organlat and reading will include a familiar On a world be*U volunteer TV. WOOD. Channel 8. 8:80 am. ( NORTH IRVING WESLEYAN I mon by pastor Reinhold Mark verse from Proverbs: Trust in Adventist worker* hi 19G2 gave Sunday. Voice of Prophecy, j METHODIST CHURCH , wart of Bradner, Ohio Part.: Jmih Episcopal Church, South the Lord with all thine heart; «"53CcJ Ixxir* In welfare ser­ — IL* I* 11230. *1W1 88:30 Wl am . ... . . .. . j *<„ —la a ton arm ,.r Radio UT WJEF «m. Cor of- Sisson and___ Buehler Road Marfcwart U a of tlw, the oca. and lean not unto Uilne own un­ of Emmanuel Episcopal Church, attended the second annua) vice* to 7.224.0C8 person*. Moro 4 ml. W ot Staid*tr. Pteeporl Bo’non theme: Cor.- derstanding." than 81,851366 in cash, some HASTINGS WESLEYAN Rev. Gerald Hepiuwr. Pastor .quertog Tamptetlon. Western Michigan University. 7216.109 article* of clothing, and Sunday school, to am ’ A welcome to all Health with Branch’s formal training in­ METHODIST CHURCH The China Inland Mtwion 4329,101 food basket* were con­ Sponsored by faculty menxbera cludes instruction by Professor Morning worahlp. 11 am i ---------eeietoaUw Ita centennial annl- tributed. of the Medieval Institute of Uie Robert Noehrcn. noted concert include the following: sum* Young People s service. 7 pm . BALTIMORE U. B. BRETHREN Approximately 50 percent of Wl 5-3212 UnlvsrMtjr. tho four-day scseton orggnUL recording artist, eomEvangelical sarvice, 8 pm. -------------CHURCH 10 am. Sunday school. telling to a greater development Rav. Joae PoweU. Pastor 11 am. Morning worship aorAmerica. pipe organs, and university or­ vice, sermon "A Goodly Herl - ORANGEVILLE 10 am. Bunday achooi ganist of the University of L_ consider whether it is the human Scventh-dsy Adventist mem­ ‘x u_ .*--------- y , BAPTIST CHURCH V) MW . ber* themselves contributed Michigan Another Michigan fac­ -mind or the divine Mind which W. Oteu Campbell. Pastor Nu evening service Ulis week is influencing one . . . When we 6:30 pm. Weateyan Youth Pel- 1 ulty member. Dr. Marilyn Mason more than S106.51Q.12a last year 2 Mlles South of Gun Lake Ralph Stoll, widely known Wed. 8 pm Prayer meeting concert organist and historian of lowahip. hilly understand our relation to 9:45 am. Sunday achooi church music In the United Uie Divine, we can have no other world church program, in addi­ ■ 11 am. Morning worship FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST. Mind but His —no other Love, speaker, John Him* tion to welfare activities. 7 pm. Evening worship Brandi SCIENTIST Wednesday. 7:30 pm. Mlri .... wisdom. or Truth, no other sense Alan Forte*. <4 Buffalo. N. Y, A quick *wlng around thr " Wednesday, 7:30 pm Bible; 645 W Green Street week prayer and Bible study. world can set a body to thinking study and prayer service. : Sunday service. 11 am. tlie existence of matter or error.’ on just how well off he is Con- - --------- - un | Sunday school. 11 am. of St. Paul’s Boys School, organ­ INTER-LAKES Mlitar, organist from Richmond, w a good many of his Wednesday service. 7:45 pin. ist and choirmaster of St. Paul's BAPTIST CHURCH PEOPLE'S BIBLE CHURCH ihe conference. । V*. Va. |I neighbor* tn other oU«r porta at < thl* , Reading room open wednr- Ministry Student Cathedral tn Lo* Angeles Owen Delton. Mich. III Nashville The general theme of lhe conpopular Saturday concert. rapldly uinnking globe. is a noted lecturer and scholar of Rev. David Honeywell. Pastor Speaks Sunday at bcerwM. «n ' wiU will feature three artist* tn in a ^^1 ..,h[ ti ofr lite literally rally miUla inllhocu of the English Cathedral and the Sunday school. 10 am. LeRoy Kenney. Pastor program of variety and purpoor. homelere, illiterate, hungry men. Modcm Wqrld." During Uie dis ­ FIRST CHURCH OF GOD tradition* of Anglican Church Worship. 11 am. Phone 663-3248 Wesleyan Church The public U Ls invited to attend attend women, and children stir* a errcussion. It became apparent that 1330 N. Broadway. Hastings music In America From thia Evening worship, 7 pm. 11 am. Morning worship. Tho ae**on ends on Labor Duy. compaction in all our heart*. broad background. Mr Branch Rev George J Huber. Pastor Mid-week Fellowship. 7 pm. 10 am. Sunday school tings High School and no* wcred questions, but he cannot haa developed an extensive rep- Wednesday । ,.w -<>*..x.. Phone 945-3195 look to a divided ChrtvUanlty Jubilatres Quartet from Holland Where a Christian Experien., Bovine tuberculosis Infect* not E.U,B. Vacation ailions from the pro-Bach era to will be here Aug. 22. Dome as you Make* you a Member only cattle, but people, pigs. dog*. Bible School Open the work* of con temporary com- IRVING CHAPEL are and alt in your car, Enjoy lhe | to am. Sunday ’««hool;_ Rev Clialmer Miller. Pastor , 11 am. Morning worahlp. | special music. Phone RO 5-3501 A* a student at the Unlvarsity Mid-Week 6:30 pm. Youth service . but r.u>.r u. IOS. Church v»™u»ri Sunday school. 9:30 am. ' 7:30 pm Evening worship. ^ai^mbeZolns 1 **uclwd for - new underbid- Bible School which U held rxh of Michigan, Branch studied Worahlp. 10:30 am. ‘ 7:30 pm Wednesday prayer. conducting with and sang In Thursday prayer service. 7:30. । Thursday. 7 pm. Pioneer Girls third year Grounding fences will reduce choral groups directed by Profes­ and Boys Brigade sor Maynard Klein ' Women's Missionary Fellow- EMMANUEL EPISCOPAL child, who is not enrolled in an­ lightning damage U> thc wire. munlty Church tn Tilton. Iowa KILPATRICK The latter conducts lhe Detroit l ship 2nd Tues, each mouth. 7:30- CHURCH other cliurch. may attend, and By a form of electrolysis, light­ ning deteriorates Uie galvanlrrd Sympixony Chorus and is official UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH John Hoc* of Hastings and is modem world in term* the buses will fumlsh trana- coatuig on ungrounded fenc«*. M-66 Woodland 8 a m. Holy Communion. PILGRIM HOLINESS CHURCH Camp at Interlochen, in addition Rev R A Hoffman 10 am. Morning prayer and married to tile furnxer Betty i ot modem thought, and work toi Rev. V. L. Draggoo, Pastor TUnm. daughter of Mr and Mr* Rtther to make religion more reto his varied, university conduct10 am. Sunday school 1306 B. Hanover Street i, Robert itooerc Timm nmni atto also of or Hasting* Hosting*. levant to life in this aecular inf activities. Branch's choral 11 am. Worship service. Phone 945-9429 He and hu wife are vialUng conducting experience embraces 8 pm. Evening service. HASTINGS I 10 am. Sunday school. Panel speakers included the major requiems, masses, oratori­ ASSEMBLY OF GOD CHURCH their parents for a tew days and 11 am. Morning worship. ' will be reluming this coming following: Prof. Samuel H. Mill­ os and smaller choral works of LAKEWOOD 102 E Woodland Avenue YouUi meeting, 6:15 pm. Tuesday for their Fall wort. er. Dean of thc Harvard Divinity master composers, past and BAPTIST CHURCH Rev. M. F. Goble. Pastor When you raffer a serious 1o« Evening Gospel Hour, 7 pm. School; Prof. Paul VanBuren of Community Room above 9:45 am. Sunday school. .,. when the going gets rough Wednesday Prayer. 7:30 pm. Woodland Fire Station Temple Univanity in Ttxu; Il am Morning worship. WOODLAND Prior to graduating from the K. W. Mosier. Pastor ...it's then that our service* 6 pm. Young People's service. University of Michigan School | CHURCH OF THE BRETHREN S. KALAMO 9:50 am. Sunday school. Woodstock College In Maryland 7 pm. Evangelistic service. of Music. Branch attended Col­ to you, as our client, become 8319 Coata'Orove Road 11 am. Worahlp service. PENTECOSTAL CHURCH 7 pm. Wednesday service. umbia University during the ! Rev Charles Gibbs. Pastor a really meaningful part -of 7:30 pm. Evening service. Rev. Arbutus Hurless. Pastor Dullta'. and Prof. WUliam P summer months, giving recitals • , Worship service*. 9 45 am. 7 30 pm Wed. prayer service your insuranca protection. Sunday school. 10 am. HASTINGS CONGREGATION ! ( Sunday school, 10:45 am. at St. Paul’s Chapel In 1954 hr For information, call K. W. Worship, 11 am. OF JEHOVAH’S WITNESSES lege, Jersey CKy. N. J, made a concert tour through Uie You can count on us to be in . Evangelistic service. 7:30 pm. 220 West Colfax Street Southwest, where he received Moaher, pastor. 367-2585 your corner...to help with WOODLAND Prayer meet Thur*, 7:30 pm. Sunday Public Talk. 3 pm. many enthusiastic notices. FIRST PRESBYTERIAN claims problems and other difWatchtower Bible Study. 4:15 METHODIST CHURCH Previous to moving to Uie West LAKEWOOD E.UH. CHURCH Rev. Richard VandenBosch, Rev. K. Charles Nesseth. Pastor ST. ROSE CATHOLIC CHURCH pm. WHH THE GOING fiAiltics connected with your CHURCH Pkstor Sunday worahlp. 10 am. Rev Pr. Joseph C. Dunphy Forces In Europe, spending con­ loss ... to look after your ' Sunday school, 10 am. Sunday school, it am. . HASTINGS Rev. David Hawley. Assistant ----------------siderable time visiting the fa­ GETS ROUGH Willard H. Curtis. Minister Morning worship. 11 am MYF Sunday. 7 pm. Sunday Mass. 7. 8. 10. 11:30 FREE METHODIST CHURCH intcrcaU. mous organs in six countties. In Sunday. Aug. 22, 1965 momYouUi Fellowship. 7:30 pm. am. Confessions. 4 to 5 and 8 to Boltwood and E State Road addition to petformlng his cus­ Wednesday service. 8 pm 9. Saturdays. 7:30 am. on Sun- Rev. Marvin Slckrnlller. Pastor tomary military duties, he was vlded. Broadcast of thl* service WOODLAND days Before Masses on week-1 Sunday school. 9:45 am. the chapel organist and choir­ McCALLUM UNITED I UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH over WBCH. Sermon: "Following Morning worship. days. ** —‘-----------"*■** 10:45 — am. master for Seventti Army Head­ BRETHREN IN Directions." I Sunday school, 10 am Evening service, 7:30 pm. , Dally Masses. 7 and 8 am. quarters. located near Stuttgart, CHRIST CHURCH Morning worship. ll*tfm. 9: 30 Church school claose* for । Wednesday prayer. 7:30 pm Germany. “The Church in tbe Wildwood" I ST. AUGUSTINE. Christtan Endeavor. 6:3 A warm invitation is extend'd First Grade and below, Prayer service. Wed . 8 Otis *Lake -• — RoadMIDDLEVILLE ! to *11 to attend the service* of 10: 30 Ciiancel choir practice. i Sunday Mas*. 9 am. Public invited. Rev Isaac Osgood. Pastor this friendly church. 120 W. STATE ST. Mrvatory of Music, where he I Morning worship lo am. | Every Sunday. 8 30 am. the will meet with circle program taught organ and claasas in basic I Sunday school. 11 a. in. ___ ______ ST.____________ AMBROSE CATHOLIC world-wide Free Method! For Banner Clamlflcd Ads musicianship. Christian Endeavor. 7:15 pm. CHURCH iCH AT DELTON <• broadcast over WFUR. broadcast Call Wl 5-3481. —*..----------j JX. X Nash. f*»tpr I CYC grouprf^ed . 4-5 pm. service. 8 pjn pm. *" Previous to establishing -rtsl-i IEvMung Fr. Denis P. dance in the Uw ’An*tM tWa, Sunday m__„. 7:30, ..xx..,. Thr Bible Study group will be day Masses: lldun. Young People. Thursday, 7 pm. Rev. Don Gury Ma af Mr ar.S Mr* B«y At Ecumenical Institute at WMU Gull Lake to Feature China Inland Mission OUR LADY OF GREAT OAK. DOWLING land. Calif. MILO BIBLE CHURCH 1 RJ Drlion ----- Rrrc-^rtnk Crabb CLOVERDALE EVANGELICAL CHURCH Rev. George Marshall, Pastor Church school. 10 am Morning worship. 11 am. ! BOWENS MILLS CHAPEL Henry VanTU, Evangelist 10 am. Morning service 11:15 am. Sunday school. There are classes for all. A cordial welcome to alL Sunday Worahlp CWeTiNG Largest. Selections in NYLONS - WOOLS - ACRILONS and HERCULONS by Ma^ec mul Alonanb Special 501 Nylon ” 5 Sq. Yd. INSTALLATION INCLUDED Plus FREE SPOT REMOVAL For a Period of 6 Months Rug & Furniture Cleaning Specialists 8 YEARS EXPERIENCE —GUARANTEED WORK DURACLEAN Method Outcleons All Other* Compared with machine scrubbing, dry powdai cleaning and ••Do-lt-YourMlf" shampooing— Dura dean removed from Vi to 65% more soil than other methods. Duraclean showed less than Vi of I % fab­ ric wear compared with up to 25 times as much with other methods Duraclean skowed absolutely no shrinkage compared with up to 231 $q. inches lost by some of the other methods on a 9 by 12 rug. CALL US FIRST! Miller’s Hmm Wl 5-2091 Midway 107 E. Woodland, H*»tiri|s froadway and Michigan 0^*'n Mon. thru Fri. till 9 P.M. Closed Saturday* PILGRIM HOLINESS CHURCH CARLTON CENTER METHODIST CHURCH Rev Richard VandenBosch Sunday school. 10:15 am. Morning worship. 9:15 am. 1306 South Hanover Street Phone 945-9429 10 am. Sunday school. 11 am. Morning worship. Youth meeting. 6:15 pm Evening Gospel Hour. 7 pm. Wednesday prayer. 7:30 pm. 'CARLTON SEVENTH-BAY STOP in and SEE the BARRY COUNTY ... I HASTINGS GRACE BRETHREN CHURCH Cor. of Jefferson and E Center ; Rev Russell Sarver, Sarver Pastor I Rev. Sunday school. 10 am. j Worship hour, II am. Sunday evening service. 7 pa. The Bible, the whole Bible .*ud othlng but the Bible. . ‘ ”, nothing j = When You're Out for a Drive in the Family Car Elder Gerald N. Slack Sabbath school. 9:30 am S. KALAMO PENTECOSTAL Saturday worship. 10:45 am Prayer meeting, Tuesday. 7:30 CHURCH pm. Worahlp. 11 am. CEDAR CREEK BIBLE CHURCH Campground Rd , 8 miles south of Hartings Pastor. Donald Tack STONEY POINT Bunday school. 10 am. FREE METHODIST ( HI Il( II Worship. 11 am. Rev. Gwenneth Sebriiut. Pastor Youth meeting. 6 15 p.m. 10 am. Sunday school. Evening service. 7:30 pm. Wednesday prayer meeting and I 11 am. Preaching ■ 8 pm. Preaching Bible study. 7:30 pm. TRINITY fcoSPEL CHURCH ' 1118 Jordan Lake Street ' Lake Odessa I.P.A. Campgrounds Phone DR 4-8277 ’ i Rev. Jerry Boomer, Pastor | Sunday school. 10 am ' Worship service, Il am CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE I Young People’s service. 7 pm. Evening service. 8 pm. 307 E. Marshall Street Bible Study Wed .7:30 pm. Minister. Dale R. Harvey Prayer srvvice. 6 pm. 410 E. Madison. 945-5065 9 45 am. Chiirch school. Supt. UNITED BRETHREN IN Loyd MarU CHRIST CHURCH 11 am. Morning worship 7 30 pm Wed, Bible Study Rev. Dorlene Speas. Pastor' and prayer. 0:30 am Morning woralUp. THE GALILEAN 8:45 pm. Chrlatton Endeavor. BAPTIST CHURCH 1 pm. Gospel hour. । Former Freeport High School Sunday school. 10 am and praise iNote change Jrign Worship service. 11 am. Thuraday to Wednesday) Evening service. 7:30 pm. Wed. prayer meeting. 8 pm The little church with the big WESLEYAN message Phone 766-8971. METHODIST CHURCH Hickory Owners. Michigan COATS GROVE Rev. Vaughn 8 Jensen. PasUf CHRISTIAN CHURCH 11 am. Morning worahlp. jun­ Durkee Road ior ehurch and nursery provided. Charles Gibbs, Pastor 7:30 pm. Evening service Floyd Walter. Supt Wednesday. 7:30 pm. FstnUy Bible school. 10 am Night. Adults, Youths. Juruqn Worship hour. IT am. and Children. 8:30 pm. Choir Christian Endeavor. Tuesday. 7 pm During the month of August thc Rev Charles Gibbs will be WOODBURY UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH THE CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF LATTER DAY SAINTS M-43 at Podunk Lake Sunday school. 10:30 am Missionaries, phone 945-9252. DELTON METHODIST CHURCH Marcius E Taber. Minister Phone 623-5856 Church Study. Sunday, 9:45 m. . Worahlp. Sunday. 11 am. Youth Fellowships, Bunday. 6 pm. [■ Prayer Group. Tuesday 9W ' . Cbshcel Choir i pm, Thursday. rehearsal. Telephone >74-3246 Village of Woodbury Sunday school. 9:45 am. Worship. 11 am. Junior church far children. 4«4. Youth choir rehearaal. Wed.. Fellowship service. 7:43 am. Youth FWlowahlp. Wed, 7 pm. Bible Study and prayer wrt» Keep the RADIO Tuned to HASTINGS-BARRY COUNTY RADIO BE IN THE KNOW, WHEREVER YOU CO! always the Latest News and the Best in Music HASTINGS STORES ARE READY TO SUPPLY^ACK-TO -SCHOOL NEEDS WBCH Hastings-Barry County Radio 7 N ' 1220 on your dial �SLOWER-PRICED Copyright Tha Kroger Co, 1965. Medics Name MSMS Delegate TEN DE RAY Wa Bataeva Tha Kight To Ltantt QaaMAoc THE .FRIENDLY. L FOLKS / Higher-graded grain-led beel is placed in special rooms where climate and air are are regulated to spaed natural tendering action . . . |o protect natural jure** and TENDERAY RIB or flavor. Nothing artificial ever added. Tenderay is guaranteed tender) ROUND STEAK TENDERAY SIRLOIN STEAK DOUBLE TOP VALUE STAMPS FRESH FROZEN WHOLE 99- _ Tenderay Brand WEDNESDAY! lenderay ooneiess SHRIMP 59/ Rotisserie ROASTS »■ 99/ CHUCK STEAKS FtTLTD ANO OivriNTD Boneless Tenders/ Boneless Hygrade’s-12-oz. wl. EVERY T-Bone Steak Beef Tenderloins •> Sportsman Bologna 59/ CUBE STEAK Harrod's Lunch Meal _ 99 u-b. wt. pkf. 1H-IS. pkl. *199 1.09 LOIN 0 PORK Tenders/ Boneless - Party Assortment »> 99/ Boston POT ROAST »■ 79/ LUNCH MEAT KROGER FROZEN CENTER CUT RIB PORK CHOPS 3-». MS. ’298 COUNTRY CLUB FRANKS BOLOGNA PESCHKE'S RING 575 Extra Top Value Stamps wilh 8th weak mailer coupons end coupons below ROMAN LIQUID Bleach gallon lb« purcluM of 3 B or wi plfli of Frottn COBTON'S FISH STICKS Coffee Bliss to Display At International The E. W. Blioa Company (Israel) will display a C-60 ton. a C-35 ton and a 18-C inclinable prtM al lhe International Ma­ chinery Show to be held tn the Chicago Coliseum from Sept. 21 to the 29th. The three machinal will be manufactured at the E. W. Bliss Company Ln Netanya. Israel. Tho Bliss Israel plant which was dedicated in July of 19M. is equipped with machine tools and other manufacturing equipment that rank among the heaviest currently in use tn the Middle East Throe provide capacity to pro­ duce a range of inclinable presses from 3K tons up to 300 tons, as well as for contract machine shop and assembly work. Highbank SPOTLIGHT INSTANT 6 fl. oz. can Robert J. Huebner, MD, 110 W. Center. has been selected to represent the Berry County Medical Society at the JMS Michigan Blate Medical Society House of Delegates in Detroit, Sept. 19-31. Wesley G. Logan. MD, in f Mate, baa boast aaowd Use alternate delegate. The House of Delegates is the I policy-making body of the Michi­ gan Stale Medical Society. The Speaker of the House of DeleKales u James J. Lightbody. MJ)', of Detroit, and the Vice­ Speaker Ls Louis F. Hayes. MD, Gaylord. The ISO members of the House of Delegates are elected by com­ ponent medical societies through­ out the state Doctor Lightixxly explained that "The ctaUmenta of policy expressed by this demo­ cratic group are a croas-sectlon of medical opinion. Any member may introduce any number of current problems for considera­ tion. The annual meeting of Use House of Delegates will open the six-day Centennial Session of the Michigan SUU Medieal Society tn Detroit. Sept 19-M. On each day. special sessions will focus on medicine's rote in such aspects of human activity as religion, business and indus­ try. communlrttDons, science. Use voluntary agencies and govern­ ment. -The Centennial win recognise that today's medical care is tile work of many hands, many minds and many hearts," de­ clares Oliver B. McGillicuddy, MD . Lansing. MSMS President. >U STAMPS with this roiw-x 14-oz. wt. KlOCtt nA BAGS AVONDALE By Mrt. Vern MmtbUla SI HMlnNk ' MI-11 U Latter of Aogm* Si . HW Brisk Farm Bureau mem­ bora enjoyed a chicken barbecue Sunday at the home of Mr. end Mra. William Swift The regular KIOCH PUDDINGS Duncan Hines Devils Food, Yellow or While FROZEN PEAS MEL-O-SOFT White Bread 10-oz. wt. Cake Mixes 21. WM. Hi-C Fruit Punch, Grape iV.-H. luves Judith Hayes HAIRSPRAY — STAMPS nrogor TV™ Peanut Butter 2 Mild COLBY CHEESE * STAMPS Aged COLBY CHEESE Kroger (Maxes qisj of Thomappte called Sunday on Mra. Worth Green and Jack. Red Grapes or Thompson — I nitant Dry Milk 2 Ibl2 8 ozpkg Q Q/ TOASTID CARAM1L corm caki Seedless Grapes KROGER BAKED WEINER or Think of what you miss wherr'your set is broken Delicious NONEYIEW MELONS.- 59' SANDWICH frMh 150 Siu LIMES BUNS the purchase of 4-Bw. • FRISH REACHES Jumbo California tape recorders, too. ALL FLAVORS KROGER CENTRAL RADIO A TV regelar HOWARD TRUMBULL wi 5-91*7 a wi s-sm 221 N. Jeffasea at MM CREAM | । ROMAN BLEACH floUonbtl. 39/ WE CLOSE AT NOON ON SATURDAYS �Lake Odessa y Mn. Dan THE Carlton Grangers Report Activities Peformon Nations 411 ers Take Pride Most achievement tost 4H has helped gulf Mr. and Mn. Rodger Bartlett and family of Mlnnaaptdls. Minn, Pride In achievement te a mark are visiting ids parents, the af matdrtty. And to nearly 8U Soperau™ E.*’£nsJ2? j Homer Barttetto, and other million boy* and girl* acres* the nation it I* a com tan t reminder and te arranged by the 1 a* they acquire knowledge and 4H Service Coaunlttao. skill* in Uie National 4H Achieve­ ue visiting retativea in tho area. ment program. strip gnuink U «mo Regardless of residence. eco- In Achievement HASTINGS BANNER Highlights Interesting •ntottni Summer foragm celebrate Ida Mid birthday, Aug National 4H Service Committee about as much *pa« a* tliayl! 15 3o perhaps local area friends Variety of opportunity u offered gra« off fa half > <y. fee Mm Henry Myera spent Bator- upper gueata of Mr. and Mra in programs ranging from auto- higher pcr-acro milk producuon day night, Aug. 7. with Mr and Robert Brooks of Ha* ting a * Mr. motive, photography, public n E1 Mra Leeter Alberts of Manton. i»d Mra Dean Stuart and chllTlx- la krai de Barracks, World speaking, health and dog care worthwhile iJlirW .Ltinn Mr. and Mra Milton Buehlr. dren attended Lhe Ionia fair to convention*! agriculture and J and family attended the Buehler Sunday, Aug. 8. Later they will have a plants Saturday. Au*. X"1 / / . reunion at Uie home of Mr and visited Mr and Mrs. Ralph points out. ENJOY < . Mra. Forrest Buehler Bunda}- Stuart of Ionia. * Mra Claude Adding inceoUvo in the 4H Frank O’Mara, Jordan Lake CAREFREE Aug. 8. ♦ Mr. and Mra. Otto Walton and Mra. Dorotliy Camp- Highway. Plan to attend nnd « .a_ u-ms ExtcnlUu" w _ j- and Mr. and Mra. Ivan i^ll -a—» In fial. Kunde bell —were in Oaan/T urana T?arUHa wapu*. na*~ , , Roush were Rockford visitor. urday. * Mr and Mra Uwls Lrrf Uw poU^k Sc will be A peaky Uttte hltehhlkrr with Sunday. Aug. B. * Mr and Mr. Ih-tnebower of Ellington, nd. »« 7^ m The Community progress Com- the appetite at a starved billy. Robert Brooks of HaMinai were Iiave been spending a few day* 8 “nn*^°!rn * Medal* of honor are offered as county award*. And nearly 11,500 4H'era earned county recog­ ItWr 0>«a* OKluri Tralnli Agriculture's Plant Industry Di ­ nition in the achievement pro­ Milk iMity Crater. 1:30 to 3 » • WM a Friday. Aug. 6. visitor at vision. The battle is being waged gram during IBM. Shite winner* .md Mrs. Reuben Crites attendagainst the -Japanese beetle, first receive expense-paid trips to the rd the Crites reunion In Jaok- Aug. 21. The dinner will be «crv- NaUonal 4H Club Congress. Nov found tn Michigan in 1032 Whin you'ra Insure* hj «>n from Wedncmlay till SaturThe Japanese beetle feeds on Velte Road. south of the new 2S-Dec 2. and during thl* event, WOLVERINE'S voraciously on almost anything Lakewood High School at. one educational scholarship* of 4500 each win be awarded 12 national NEW Boitowner'i Pnlltj than *10 million In crop damage WCTU Electa Officer. at the church. A tour of thc A HMM national 4H achieve ­ national HoapttaUiy project rill < The Ptreport WCTU met with ment winner from thc Empire be dtecusied at the meeting In Michigan though Jap State proclaims "4H membership Mr* Susie Forbey Thuraday to Mr wllUam Velte ateo UobBry beetle damage Is scattered and >*>->4ii . ..... c.ni elect vun-via off leers for_ 1M5-6B Tlie ...» VeKe jumA for the afternoon 1* only a starting point ... A Medical P«y*M» u„n BelUr fore*u ,or Mlchl8an officer* are: Mra Ear! Fox. presi-* program and refreshment*. Mra first session tn learning with Robert Owens of wlUwS 8--------- wuuminw.. .Umb — " todu,U7 and dent; ,,, Mri. ...... , - vice prtniM0° Allen .Fish. which no classroom. no lecture for. .. Department of Agriculture* apent Thuraday. Aug. 5. with hte ..J<lea|-- chrLsUnas tree ar. j^t; Mra. Nina 8terilck? rreordor essay can compare" She Outboordi • Inboard* • 8aUbaal* grandparenu. Mr. and Mra BCiab ot rMearch project lnK secretary; Mra. Mildred Wing. thl* learning and philoso ­ shared t ■ ----ui ...dietary. Mn ssuarru ------- _ Owen. «•- Mr. and Mr. ..mat— way —~ ln tn Michigan Stint.I—.., corresponding “* __ ______ ___ ..____ Right new, we have more George Mrs Pnn Ron now un4er secretary; — ... — phy with ma F-w,,. group of mentally rean 20.000 Japanese beetle spot- owena ot Middleville were Fri- state University's • Departmer.'. Edna____ Newton, Ths patients rerepUy released tarded children whom ________treasurer; __________ Mrs Juhtor Orange display received i." aatd C. A. "Cy" Boyer, veto- day supper r.guests olive — .of M(. and of “• forestry. Olive Bryde. Bryde. spiritual spiritual life life < dlrec- from IH-nnock Hcapltal include । KMJiUcd into a 4H Club flrat wise. The Grange appreci­ Achievement In 4H ----- L’"a -------a ~'Un' MO Bnd Io? T11C sdentUta say it will be tor. and Mr*. Flora Yonkers. Mra. Vernon Beardsley. Mra De- I ated their efforts in making d®?1 «*»- Owm and famUy spent the Aug bwd for chw Witt Everett and Mra. Ralph; brings profit* ~ and‘ a — Mississippi trol the beetle. Usey only Indi- 7th weekend ut Bore Lak.- nrar , wp hnve n undei. Jordan. * Roy Waite ot Green- I 219 Watt Stata St. cate possible trouble spots. Trap- Marion. * Mra Ray Lreac of ltandlng of meir growth habits Mrs Ray Secse. Mrs. Pat Boyn­ ping studies guide our Fall con- Grand Rapids, spent Thuraday. Bnd Ulplr genes - wlUl thto U1. “Side of Strand Theatre" A 16 year-old Maryland youth trol programs.“ (Aug. 5. wilh Mra Effie Parker. . fonnBuon. scientists expect to ton. Mrs Lirsle Blough and Mis Blade! Karen Raffler of WoodBoyer calls the Jap beetle a 1 Mr. and Mra Delbert Shoei^owTw to"uM ’ the 'green. : chtoch ’ of'^the^re'th^M land was a guest of her grand- reulued more than *700 from inBoyer calls the Jap beetle a Mr. and Mra Delbert Shoe k..-U 1UC ™ Phone 945-4100, iU>JtKik>r h*.ni. nt it* tarn bov* Blt fuOr arowins. stratehter „JJ.UrCygOOD studio** in Grand parvnte Friday and Saturday. * door gardening project* which ! A qtmeucanaire for-the benefit hitchhiker because of its habit bridge and two boys of Big faster growing, straighter vanof clinging to anything and Springs. Texas, are spending two I eties which can be developed Rapids Sunday at 8am * Dar- ;Mr. and Mra. Harold Dronen- included the growing of orchids, j anytlu. — of Hw.tfeBButiC oanmlttM was berg were Sunday visitors of her house plants and making corweeks with hl* parents. Mr and within the next 10 years. ' Icnr Knight.of eastJ* slrter, Mr and Mra Dick Montsage*, Ur Ura IVlrlr KACeK by each member and .. . . . Bhoebridgc. * Mr. , Mgl, u already working on Mra. —Richard staying with Mrs Ruth Bleam tnrrv ul(j family of Melvindale. Some others toe their 4H capa- Mutual Fund InvartiaBrtte ample may unknowingly carry and Mrs Harold Eckert attend­ the largest SCoteh pine re- during Mrs Bleam* convaleso. r “* spoke briefly on beetles which drop off at random ed the Lens reunion at Chari­ cctice. * Mn Boyd Nevinsky I ------------ •-----------ton Park, Bunday. Aug. «. * Mrs. about 200.000 different seed­ and children were weekend guests; Keep untreated test strips wwe made for han 1m- way cargo arriving from foreign David Parker and daughters. lings and many different varl- of Mrs. Ruth Bleam. Mr. No- when you use any farm chemical. Made only by us before the Fall «eaVinsky was also a Sunday-dlnner Then, youll have an accurate such unlikely places as colls of vlna, Calif, arrived Sunday. Aug. throughout thc l ulled States fluest. in 'solid cherry.. • *''• jdtigH 1 record of thc profit or lone of Uie -------------Mr. and Mrs.,Earl Glynn of practice. You'll also know whefourth ’i By late August, results from ...... y......... |. punlB unt» uoraa. Garda, ria, Fla. were Monday swmiuuy j ther urx nuj any uvy crop u^ur* injury te ui-s-u caused A controlled environment lamber installed ... IK. hv uralt nr l,v mmrthlni ’ Weerd. Her husband will Iiy. chamber has been Installed in canera at the Allen Fish home by cbenucate or by nomethlng lunch will follow the ineet- the IMS trapping program will Mr. and Mra. Kar Tuttle of me forestry department to help * anil Mr*. Robert King and;else. In addiUon. youll know be tabulated and the Plant In­ Pon'tyoeeiMkbimmdttMii Nashville enjoyed pie and ice scientists learn more basic inMildren of Lowell were Friday • ' ---------■ dustry Division will formulate plans fbr beetle control. Gen­ cream with her parent* Mr. and formation about Uie physlolog:- vL^rs of Mrt and'Mra Charier erally thia Is accocnpltehAd Mra. Adon Myrr* w Mr. and CAj make-up and behavior of King * Mr. and Mra. Charles of circumstances. through careful application of a Mrs. Francte Seeae of Alto were tiiesc trees. 'Die chamber is also King Lloyd, ioca). and Mind Ann httle letter i»ck d»»!»•«•»» * - . • chemical pewticide allied dieldrin. recent visitors of Mr. and Mra- being used to uncover data about chapman of Three River*, visltf<ri!J*h Sv Hilly mitMWWa. '■ j Ray Beese. w Mr. and Mrs. Ray thc relatlomhip between gene- r(! Mr and Mf* Donald King tvi-.hluil. fir.srsed .l uiHl . .* i!"' Secsc visited Mr. and Mra Lra- ties and physiology Hockfafd In Uie evening they Central Michigan's ter Kime of Lowed Thursday. u l5 hoped lhat thu tf. Iook Mlmi Ann to her home in •wdtdel gift* M. Aug.-6. They were afternoon search will help And a pathway Three Rivers. Frante* Chapman Most Complete tud U»d« b>» * 9W MB*igdf-8 visitors of Mrs. Albert Wogflcld from the gene to Uie tree we wc came home wilh them to spend Fertiliser Service of Saranac * Mra. Ruth Bleam |n the, forest a few days. Rapdi Msauixtory. JU'KOJ-iH f returned from Butterworth HobJmt’ recently. MSU form*, you chcoot Ji|M*r tort ferny ’ FERTILIZER FACTS ' Chairman. Frank Light. Mich­ pital Bunday, Aug. 5. where she Jonathan W Wright found aT view and Mr*. Sylvan Tap: vtallias -spent the------las------’, five -------weeks ---------------riety that— is tesistant „ to .... I.1 igan ABC State Committee, an- . ----- — ted the Ionia Fair Sunday. Monnounced provisions of new legte- Darlene Kent te staying with Europcan pine sawfly, a pr J re. ratod.l L’lprrvctolof * ■, ‘ day they enjoyed foing through latlon which may assist farmcra her. which virtually destroy* pine Kelloggs and Posts in Battle affected by natural disasters. Harry Faunce and Tom of needles on red. Scotch, rough > Creek. - ■ *■ Mr. nnd Mrs. Al •• Bar­ Cropland .rrragevon partki BcnUy and Bob McDcrmld and Swiss, mountain and jack pbu- nard and sons. Ralph Moore, lo­ paling farm, which w«v not ^n of .Middleville were Bunday, But this resistant variety has .1 cal. nnd Mr*. Oary Kidder and । son of Caledonia visited the planted to corn, barley, grain Aug. B, visitors Mr. and Mrs. tendency to turn yellow. - . -_ ... V.iiru-. Mr nil.I Xtr* Thc next *tep*wi!l be I Ionia Fair Frida'y Mr. Kidder: Joined them for supper at the "Carl Forelurtd. dtaMter’rXO’ te ‘aKreted. te HAAUng. were Sunday, Aug. 8. of good color to get .. ..... .. Tagg I Barnard home * Wayne callers of Mr and Mrs. George that are resistant to the insect, attended • 1 a VFW meeting in i “ ' . , Faunce. * Mr nnd Mra FloydThis and other project* will. Grand Rapids Tuesday. * Mrs I nJ? Ji Grinnell called on Mra John take time. But they must and I Elnora Whltoey returned Sunday which atgnad an application to. valley Thura-1*111 lx‘ areoniplL'hcd in order to 1 after a week in Pennock Hcnpi-; , day. Aug. 5. * Mr. and Mrs. *»elp Uie timberindustry undergo I U) a Mr. and Mrs Robert Walye« "I* is gsa's again,t Floyd GrinneU attended the 1» ,s°r,t ®f and to help ton and family of Kalamazoo < a phosphate which has reGrinnell reunion al the home of; Michigan regain prominence «I were Sunday visitor* of his parMr. and Mrs J. D. Grinnell of nmbfr Production.. 3 W ^anta, Mr. and Mrs. Claud Walton Tho benefit, stated Light, te Algonquin Lake. There were 85 in that the Ufa legislation states attendance Guests xere from >t planted due to Selfridge Air Force Bare near be considered as Detroit, Leslie. Rives Junction, and may be eh- jftCk«>n. Battle Cnek and Free- State Continues Eradication War Against Beetles Freeport B,fcs,i™r.w Seek Better Forest, ‘Ideal’ Christmas Trees HASTINGS INSURANCE AGENCY Tlw Postman^ Litter Rn'(k SMITH BROS. Farms Eligible For Relief ’’""S555 of Eaton Rapids were Sunday. Aug. 0. visitors of her parents, SMITH support In forma Cton and application blanks are available at local ABCS county offices, advbed Li«.ht- . ■----------- •-----------Nitrates in water may be KavwA.I . BROS LakaOdwua • Woodland Plant at Woodbury $ $ Mrs. Al Barnard accompanied Mra. Harold Berghorst of Grand Rapids to the wedding of Mariiyn Gunnell and Tom Godfrey ... In Grand Rapids, Saturday. Aug. 7. A Mrs Carlton Kellogg of Lakrview haa been spending a few days with her sister. Mra. Sylvan .... _ _ . __ ■ __ .. $ BILLION ...SAYS FARM LOAN SERVICE IN A BIG WAY I Tbdsy, more thsn 8MOO team, ranchers s&d P«rt-tiae fsranrs U Mlchfesn, Wisconsin. Minnesota and North Dakota are uilng */« hflllon dollars in Land Bank Loans to expand, moderaixe and improve their fam btulassMS. Since 1017, more than a quare teremfflion fanners have found their Land Bank the ■■itoa praiaot, ba am to chock youx Laud Buk 4 LAHO BANK 10AH OIVIS YOU and Gloria Demond of Caledonia accompanied Mrs. Gordon Pt«c of Grand Rapids lo Lakeview Wednesday. Aug 4. where they I were dinner nnd supper gums of Mrs Carlton Kellogg In the afternoon they visited Mr. und * Mr and Mra. Adan Myera. Mrii Cordelia Myera and Mr. and* MT*. Terry Pfeug and son enjoyed a picnic with Mr. and Mrs Delton Tyler at Gun Lake. The Tylers and Mtea Judy Blough have been spending the week at the lake * Mr. and Mra. Clair Clum were Sunday, Aug. 8. sup- mr tot/teo toir-coar auom HaO.sgs OH.ca new Chrysler, I year-end savings!” 'UimmilSmimniimit, N 6 Myer*. Mr and Mra. Allen Fish and Mr and Mrs Keith Bass and family returned home Thuraday. | Aug. 5. after a 10 days vacation j at the lAidington State Park. * . Mra Allen Fish accompanied I Medical Facility where they’ vtelStella Yalnter, Mra Leah Hardi­ er and Frank Walton at the Medical Facility. Mra Harry Fish of Middleville was a Bunday, Aug- 8. visitor at the Allen Fl*h home. ♦ Mr and Mra Don Clinton and .family of Middleville and Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Clinton of Ada were Bun- If you thought Chrysler’s size and class were have boen priced just a few dollars a month n end Livings and you've got the big-car deal d your budget — we’ve got news for you. Full-size Chryslers >an the most popular smaller cars all year. Now add in yearklifetime. Move up to Chrysler now! It's never been easier. Mra Arthur Clinton. * David your “Sitting in my counting up “Whdre will you be in an hour? Ing organic matter Water perco- R and attended aUcndt a picnic nnd Ionia lating through anite where or- Fair Sunday. Aug. 1 8. * Mr*. canlc decomnoaitlon 1* takinc Svivan R«lvan T -Tne<r anrl grandchildren. trranr urk and . AUTHORIZED DEALERS W W Mrs. Clayton Reisler of Wegt Freeport were Bunday. Aug. 8. callers at th* Floyd Dukes home. ■ We all share in Customer Care Clare were Thuraday. Aug. 5. overnight guests of Mr. and after Labor Day. ♦ Mr. and Mrv •• attended the Mk- Bunday. Aug- 8. * Mr. and j omner rrnrn DEWEY'S CAR PALACE BARRY'S FARM STORE M-43 ot Sprague Rd., Delton S. Hanover at Hastings City Limits .ya CHRYSLER MOTORS CORPORATION �township In IBM. i John Lepper JIT lived .and raised hl* family on this same rann He was married to Phebe ■dgetl and had three children. | Ben. Jewlc and Bernice. Bernice • , b now Mn Roy Ball of Battle Uttar f Angwrt »: Creek and Jessie 1s now Mrs. Ja- i George Hom Hubbard HilU Ins Uielr families. June* Lepper raised n large family and moved to Battle Creek where he died at 74 yean of age In 1B14. Andrew nerved as a sergeant in the CIvU Ford Buys 9 Presses Made The D4, HE4.«i and th. IWV [HEA-flOOa will be equipped with front to back roiling bolster*. me ru.u „.uw. vv,..p,,h, Hie inclinable, will b. built I purchased nine new pnasea from al the Hastings, Mich, plant the E. W. Bliss Company for; of the company and the olhm at . «« ,««. । oversea* use. PtfrchaM price of " ~ “* nut a ti aiiu i u«ra wiui nun mirr- K •• new bmtnncnt and a the presses Li more than a mili Township from 18 months Im~*o t» ,L°J‘ ge on. Some of thls story has I Purchased fro,n R*y JcnklQ* [ * “ i told to me. some had to be jiasI- Fn"M UP- All 1* cornel U> l»c »W J*™* of my knowledge «"• *« olUo ww,k- * Ur- enwar£ Kansas. caught a train io Grand Rapids and with three other men walked 65 miles home In one day He died In Barry In Hastings Your* truly. Roy W. Kent R1 Augusta. Mich. BY HAVING SO MANY GOOD VALUES IN EVERY DEPARTMENT EVERY DAY... .«i A‘PMAKES IT J EASY FOR YOU TO BE THRIFTY! JANE PARKER His records show he_nuut have been a vital part of community life for people in Row Center. Sandwich Creme BIC ROLL Cookies 4 VARIETIES SAVE THEM AND SEE! Y TO GET Gins EASY SAVE PLAID WALDORF A&P Toilet Tissue Instant Coffee Suptr-Right, I.S. Gov’t. Inspected, Young Hen (8-12 LBS.) BREASTS WITH RIBS ATTACHED LB. 59c DoowAw USINSPECTED, WHOLE LEGS rfyer r GITS Township. Barry County. Thl* was May 27, >844. Also purchased this day was 65 acres in section 3. Rom Township. Kalamazoo County, total "price 8500 00 to them in hand." 8oon after he purchased about 130 acres In Barry Township. Barry County, thus owning both side* of the base line. As a creek (Augusta Creek! went through the heart of his land, he set up a sawmill, a grist mill, a blacksmith shop Rainbow Trout Smelt King Crabmeat LEAN AND MEATY FROZEN FRESH FROZEN PKG. GOLDEH RIPE Bananas New Historical Book of Berry Co. You May Obtaia a Copy at The Bsaocr Office, or Mail This Coupon . . . chain. »6 00. Aug. 13. 1851. John Wiseman. 1 row. 4 pig*. 83 00. C. K Win. one grain cradle. 33 63. 1 table, 84.00, 13 yards cloth 8130. boots. 1 pr 83.00. 1 pr. shoe* 8138. use of team lo go to Battle Creek. 83.00, II pounds bam. 81 AO. one day drawing loG»- 8250. Mtlled 85 00 cash, difference in hay. Among the many names ap­ pearing in Mr. Lepper’s books, one reoccurs quite often, hi* neighbor to the north. Rev. Mo­ se* Lawrence, thc first settler In U.S. No. 1, SIZE A, MICHIGAN CALIFORNIA, 138 SIZE Potatoes MICHIGAN, U.S. No. 1, DUCHESS CALIFORNIA, U.S. No. 1 Apples AMERICAN BEAUTY SULTANA Stewed Tomatoes WITH TOMATO SAUCE for your property 2-LB. 9OZ. CAN JANE PARKER Duncan Hines n , nft Cake Mixes 3-89 Angel Food Cake Ring i-oz. EACH ANN PAGE Accidents can happen, and if anyone suffers injqry on your property, the financial responsi­ bility may be yours! Better be safp than sorry. See us for liability Insurance that protects your bank account and pays the cost of personal 8 VARIETIES MB. 8-OZ. EACH Salad Dressing “* Rye Bread ANN PAGE JANE PARKER TWIN PAK Ketchup Potato Chips Injury claims. loleman AGENCY 203 $. Michigan Surf Detergent DELICIOUS WITH MARVEL Vanilla Ice Cream '/z c«. Quart Jars INCH 15c Off Label 3-LB. 2-OZ. BOX uper Markets �30 Hurt in 15 Barry Mishaps During July hAiTINGS Official Action of the Hastings City Council FUILIC SCHOOLS — HesHnp, Michigan 49058 RICHAI0 J. GUlHTHtfc, HASTINGS PUBLIC SCHOOLS OMN WEDNESDAY, SSFTIMBER e. 15«S Thirty persons were injured In IB Barry County accidents dur-! a July. Sheriff Meri H Canipraported.to the Board of Bupervlaors Tuesday. In all. 50 accident* were reported In the county during the month, wilh 351 resulting in property damage. “ Sheriff'* officers investigated SCHOOL HOURS High School8:45 a.m. to 11:45 a.m. ‘\aa* . Junior High School Ilementary 12:45 p.m. to 3:45p.m. Same as High School 9:00a.m. to 11:30 a.m. 12:45 p.m. to 3:15 p.m. to Other departments on 30 oc­ ENROLLMENT They issued S7 traffic sum­ mons, aerved Cl papers, regis­ tered 11 guns, bounded sis foies and processed 833 appli- INFORMATION kinhiroarten Children whose 5th birthdays occur on or before December 1. 1965 ore eligible to enter kindergarten. Parents are requested to bring all kindergarten children not enrolled last spring to Central, Northeastern or Southeastern on one of the following dates: August 25. 26, or 27—9:00 to 12:00 a.m. 1:00 to 3:00 p.m. one each tor being drunk and disorderly, furnishing liquor to minors, dUorderiiness. one traf­ fic warrant, larceny frc-n> a build­ ing. refuting .arrest, body writ, parole violMlofa. probation viola- JTllTUHR RF.MM.VKD ihsl JJir.nt property •••»'• skill M for rlshiy yer rent IN%) ktiiTSTh e*o" ’. V KD t Ut‘ .aUnrr .•( »»U .ra|iror.m.»t be We have the latest Please bring the statement from your doctor indicating that your child's Immunizations and tuberculosis test have been started and/or completed. Children must be five ’(5) years of age on or before December I, 1965. A child may not be enrolled in kindergarten until a birth certificate or other suitable proof-of-age has been shown. Any child who will be six (6) years-old on or before December 1, 1965 must be enrolled in school on September 8. 1965. ELEM8NTARY ond JUNIOR HIGH (Grades 7-8) New elementary children in grades I thru 6 who were not previously enrolled in the Hastings Public Schools should report for enrollment to the elementary school in which district they live, as follows: Cftritral August 25. 26, or 27 9:00 to 12:00 a.m. 1:00 to 3:00 p.m. Southeastern August 25. 26. or 27 9:00 to 12:00 a.m. 1:00 to 3:00 p.m. 9:00 to 12:00 a m. NortheasternAugust 25. 26. or 27 1:00 to 3>:00p.m. 1 Included Algonquin. Altoft. and Chidester students) patterns @rnstrong LINOLEUM THS MODES* rASlUON IN FLOORS A FLOOR TO MEET EVERY BUDGET HASTINGS FLOOR COVERING New Junior High students (Grades 7-8) who were not previously enrolled in the Hostings Public Schools should report to Central School. Enrollment hours are the some as for Central elementary (above). . 123 W. Stere Sr. SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL (Grades 9-12) New Senior High School students may enroll on Tuesday and Wednesday, August 24 and 25. or on Monday thru Wednesday. August 30 thru September 1. between 9:00 a.m. and 3:00 p.m. in the High School office. It will be to their advantage to telephone 945-2451 for a definite appointment. BOOKSTORE HOURS ELEMENTARY and JUNIOR HIGH (7-8) Children buy their books at the school they will attend. Students attending Algonquin, Altoft and Chidester schools should purchase their books ot Northeastern School. Both secondhand and new books ore available. All students will be sold books alphabeti­ cally by last names according to the following schedule: Siinir 8:00-12:00 Date 12:00-3:00 H. I. J. K L. M. N.O. P. Q Monday, August 30 T.U.V, W.X.Y.Z R.S Tuesday. August 31 Wednesday. Sept. 1 D. E. F.G A. B, C At Ce/tral School elementary students should enter the West main door. Junior High students should enter the North door. None of the bookstores will be open on Thursday or Friday. Sep­ tember 2 and 3. Used books will not be purchased by the school during the above days and hours. SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL (Grad«> 9-12) All Senior High School books will be sold in the West Gym. Freshmen enter South door of West Wing near the Band Room. Sophomores enter North door of West Wing near the Library. Juniors and Seniors enter eWst Door of West Wing facing Park Street All students will be soldbooks alphabetically by last names on the following schedule: no one would settle foi jothtub this small]. But many families an* still trying to get along with a water heater that is too small or not fast enough Date V> meet the hot water demands in today’s modern home. Modern folks have found the answer is a Fast-Recovery Electric Water Heater. A FAST-RECOVERY ELECTRIC WATER HEATER supplies all your Hot Water needs NEW ELECTRIC WATER HEATING RATE FOR FAST-RECOVERY WATER HEATERS allows uncontrolled operation 24 hours a day EWOY All THE ROT WATER YOE WAMT...AT LOW COTTI See Your Electric Water Heater Dealer A.M. ■kax1® Carried. r. ««»pert> the Direct' 9:00 N-0 P.M. 1:00 ;2:00 Monday, August 30 Tuesday, August 31 Wednesday. Sept. 1 It will not be poBAle to reserve books ahead of time. If you cannot come in at the tinA specified you may hove someone else come in for you. However. nls person will have to come at the time when you are scheduled. \\ Students should plan to take their books home with them as soon as they are purchased. Lockers will not be available until the open­ ing day of school. Used books will not be purchased by the school during the two weeks preceding the opening of school on September 8. All Freshmen and new high school students are invited ond urged to report to the High School Study Holl at 2:30 p.m. on Tuesday. September 7, to meet their teachers, find their lockers, check their classrooms and prepare themselves for the opening day of school. •They will be dismissed at 3:30 p.m. Parents are invited to attend. 8:00 R. J. GUENTHER, Supt � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/492/HastingsBanner_1965-08-26.pdf 07a81637e8e1df5d106b58d6f901b563 PDF Text Text Your Blood li The Hastings Banner One Hundred and Tenth Year 20 Page*—3 Sections Hastings. Michigan, Thursday. August 26, 1965 Airplane Freeport Invites Model Meet Saturday All to Homecoming And Sunday Friday, Saturday Needed Here Next Wednesday Section One—Pages 1 ■EDITORIALS fry R-M.C. I ably go down in history as the Members of the Hastings Ex-:Imost completely 'Tubber stamp' change Club Invited the public organization that ever functioned to attend without charge their t ramtoi Kiu- .i«i u i free6lh annual Model Airplane meet 0" M , to be held at Hastings municipal spending group without parallel tn airfield Saturday and Sunday. I us. peacetime history. Not even Aug 28-29. . i during the early days of The New ' Deal when President Roosevelt had Democratic majorities larger than ship radio con|rol divisions which often All roads will lead t<»"Ffee[*ori Friday and Saturday when down" to tive chief executive ns the residents there hold their annual .homecoming Aug. 27-28 fea­ turing a tractor pulling contest, talent show, balloon ascension, Vandenberg or a Robert Taft and sky diving, fireworks and many other activities. where In the House a fighting Entries are expected from Can­ gress lias abdicated Its position as Reni Wall and His Green Valley Roys will play on” lhe ada and four states. ; an Irulcpendwit branch of guvera- gadfly a la Glare E Hoffman! grandstarnl J* at ai 8 a p.m. Friday. rnoay. Events are from 8 am. to 5.j meat lo become completely domi­ iy afternoon (not races for boys and girls are to be held pn». and there will be conces- - nated by the Executive Branch. In the opinion of Lewis F Powell, betwrerZ_2; ’and 3 o'clock with I ----------------i »ions on the field. Certainly never before have bll- —- — —-- -----------------— prizes of. 53. 1150 and 31 for to begin at 9 am Saturday with ' lions been thrown about so frpely [ American Bar Association: "An each event with Charles Blough : the first prize *40. second prize1 ! and with so Uttk attention giveij iFiease turn to Page 4. this Sre.) and *25. third *15, and Tnaier the fourth; irvt, Hubert. jumpingPorritt contestInucharge set for A: z; prize gio. Hqwara ana|^®UHK frv». jumping contest is set for 3 prize (10. Howard Thaler and pn with Gordon Yoder and; George Faunce are chairmen. . mt * qi P-.ank chairmen Bike races a>e derby set forfor1 2:30 pin., IlmiVllU Sfltlir/lflV W JI VHP 3 S 01IUU A petDutcher parade as Is to be held at 4 Saturday, turtle k113 □dlUrUdy W ClyllV Tractor Pulling, Old Timers Game, Sky Diving, Kids Races On Varied 2-I)ay Program Hastings Man Killed in Alaskan M<W1 pm with Mrs Charles Blough: Penny Scramble for 3 nm.l . * I r-. xxss “r~ m ] woodchopping eonteat for *3:30 At Cl in LjlIiP and Mrs Frunk""Duteh F._r± --r~ id the bike parade te chairmen and is | *n<1 the homecoming dinner is to *** VFissi kjcxivv in charge of the Tri-County Con- begin at. ---------- ---- — Barry' County's first drowning servation Club under H a r o 1 d : Methodist Church are to serve of 1965 occurred about 3:25 pjn. the dinner Saturday when Abraham Daniel v. MM. toto Wayne's Shoe Store, which was t■ .a■«-<11— on,i the amateur talent show which Mrs. Abraham Postema of 4310 burned out in the fire which. 44th Street. Grand Rapids, lost, thousands of dollars in port. IS to txsin st r pun. second »25. third SIS and fourth tils life .while swimming 120 feet damage; in downtown Hastlnp । The balloon ascension is set for no off the Robbtn* Bay Shore at February, held its grand oay oikht ' 1 |wn ’ a> 6 pm and the fireworks display । The Saiurday night dance is at un « me . rvuuuuio . ... ...ai —— in ■ hmnd new stare l» set for 10 pm. the Odd Fellows Hall starting at „ report. merchandise last week . The tractor pulling contest is '9:30. H. ... tod «, p„d„ ,nd s.,«. Ro.i,., arrival at Pennock Hospital. day tbe, opening far jllCdlll Funeral services for Victor; Henney. 57, 704 E Grand Street. I Store Celebrates miles north of the Knik River: malna unpaid, tire hydrants were Installed on Walnut I Bridge 45 miles north of Anchor- Grand Opening I Expect Lakewood dtel Church. officiate with burtal In River- “ “■' XSS.ndtX.X SfEknillment to tbe Leonard - Osgood Funeral 8(10 Reach ?<-.0Vv 2,800 ham wo* swimming around a raft with his cousin. Ronald' Student* will attend in the foreraft and when he didn't see Daniel. he called for help fret wide and 55 fret long, offer­ ing a variety of quality merchan- will return students to their homrs around noon Tuesday. canie out of I lie cottage and The new store building is owned by Chester Hodges and is leased by the Pierces. with tlie exception of Clarksville, about 10 fret of water. To celebrate the grand open­ ing. roses were presented the pan. Book foes will be collected and snuted using tin- Shafter women and balloons were given the day the students attend. the “ children. told method i of resuscitation , to uwr wutcii. Teachers and administrators will nick BkdktaHU. IU Watltol.1 I *"* atorted mouth to mouth resuscl- i whkch were shocs' "‘duded Mrs. Wednesday and Thursday. Sept tation and MkldleviUenreChJeg 8Url>n 8mrlk('r >” w Clinton. M .m,»1 todto, r>. S'*™" ’££:'«-« ’» for their Fall training ST o EK H O Porter of Lanalna »rr Wlkox «**-!_,_ tings: G W Porter, Albion. Har- ] bhpri fP * PflRW tempt to revive him. but rv ftenit ',ry Scott. R3 Haitink Hastings; David David; ^**^ * ** * “ ' avail. ■ background of the . To Ride in State ------------ •' - Hastings Will the Librarian. Mrs. Willis -------- — — -—. — -r—. - lhe books, and Mrs. c Harold (Heleai Braford of Delton, a member of the Barry County Ifhl Library Board. Other tvuard member* tnelude, buaid president. ItlnsPrVf* Mary Pennoek of Nashville. Mr*. Tom Nelthamrr of Woodland. Mrs. William Uebler of Middleville and Mr*. Robert Godfrey of ; • Hasting*. ' F IPfi "" Prevention Week • Settles. R1 Hastings; Sliaron 1 J JFIoaerw. Clarksville! Mrs. Orin I r fitr rtirUttP, 'Allerding. Freeport; Boxle Eleven members of the Barry ; Schwartz, R2 Wayland; Ed Mel- county Sheriff's Pease led by S3 I W M8‘tU11I8tre*t'!siivrin Merl H. Campbell,-are to and Ron Fowler Nashville. ! kave f(Jr whwe Wayne Pierre has teen In the to tali part in lhe parade L>,7„ i Senice to Delton. 4 Townships ^-Through action taken by the Barry County Library Board the Hastings Public Library is now providing books and service to Delton and the four adjacent townships. Hope. Barry, Prairie­ ville and Orangeville. Through funds made available from the State Library to Coun- ment. Principal Bob Casey, the and there will be a rotation of the book collection tvery few months. These Include fiction, non-fiction, mysteries and othtr classifications. besides books for children of all ages is directed and empowered to Many area residents have al­ contract with existing public li­ ready taken advantage of this braries for these reading opportunity and any de­ Negotiations are now under- tailed Information about the function of this new service will be obtainable at the book sta­ tion where community residents ,* ., . Hay is Burned TV.T -w~w • S'' w~w 11 T T * 1 • New $3,100 Machine Eliminates Need for Burning; City Ready for Winter, Buys New Salt Spreader tng to the Elmendorf Air Force i Bare Rescue Coordination Cen-1 ter. The Anchorage paper's report stated: '.'Utter was a negotiator for the I Fires .which annually boil the strength out of black topped Alaska State Housing Authority. He"was uiunarried?j streets and cause a heavy blanket of smoke to hover over Has"Henney, 57. was described as | tings each Fall, creating traffic hazards, should not be nccexa visiting old family friend of Mry year tt5 (he City Council Monday night approved ul1™" '""’"'" »' • Iral u»*r. “They had planned a hunting] It has long been illegal for citizens to burn leaves in gilt­ trip, but their plans for Friday's I ters. Now municipal crews will simplify everyone’s task by night were not immediately de- | hauling them away. Leaves are to.--------- —----------------------- |: termined, a friend reported. be placed between the curb and [ Ill' I T*.. "Two other pilots who saw the i sidewalk, but not tn the gutter. LI110I1 . aircraft accident said the plane Councilmen approved buying a1J was njAng very low and slowly 'Ml00 mMChipe which sucks up K, I’bffig.girQs up the Knik River. The plane be- the h-iwes. grinds them and 1 lltllllCS " JIIK Cl3, gan a-left turn, apparently Wows them into a box on a track. stalled, and began a dive The machine has a 50 horsepew- rp "As lhe plane clashed, the two er inotor. and te pulled by the 1 3 IKS V <011110116 ------------------- called .. h the «. -------,|I truck ,‘ eyewitnesses Rescue truck^; ' . Coordination Center, which dls-j . pSstdent^f Local patched a helicopter. Reports: U1Aldermen added another ma- | chine to the street department.- i UAW-CiO. which repreaenta emfrom the scene said the plane * ------------------------------------.. -w.—— — 'augured right into the ground.' authorizing purchase of a new. ployee* of the E. W. Bites Com­ ' Aboard the rescue helicopter,‘ un Ang chloride spreader P*my's machine shop, piloted by Capt. William A.| ' n,t— “ KuBchel. were two paramedic? pickup truck. and a stale trooper. i II te planned to use a pickup ■The iwdles of lhe two men i owned by the water aranmem. deportment. rial secretary-lreaxiirer. : utilizing an otnerwise law vcWilliams and Bennett are start­ hide to help control Ice on Has- ing their third terma. I tings' streets. Nolan Johncock is guide. Merle *14. J* Hula. Ed McGrath and Hoyden okayed building a special bin in a City metal building for salt storage. The salt would be mixed rence Baum, Ray Miller. Robert with chloride for use on the Hula. Stanley Stanton. Ray R*irstreets. The bin will coat about Igh, Wendell Studt and Bud Randall. Robert Birke, president of the The bargaining committee, in Hasting* Area Chamber of Com­ addition to Root and Williams, merce. wrote: "Because of the includes Chester Wilder, chair­ dozens of complaints registered man. and Donald Shook and at our office by citizens of Has­ Paul Gould. tings. the Board of Directors of Negotiations have been csrthe Hastings Area Chamber of Commerce respectfully request ployed at White Products at that the City Council pass an or­ Middleville. dinance prohibiting door to door A vole taken on Aug. 11 unani­ and telephone solicitation. mously authorizing the Local to •'We fee) sure Uiat Hastings He married Ruby Becker of j City Police will agree that this call a strike vote, and a strike vote was taken on Aug. 18 which Hastings on May 16. 1928. I situation Is getting out of hand approved calling a strike. That csr. vote carried 982 percent. Negotiations continued thia Wednesday and are^scheduled to iX. - —-«• - »—• 335. AFL - CIO, International Union of N- America, ratified a Chief of Police Richard Sunior Molders and Foundry Workers SX, v<ur H MrrH Uiwr ol B( Irnto. • ^,n,u Aircratl fuel U now wwUmer area resident who was h| . w Sr-frid 'ond'srrs^Rex""prUbv' Councilmen Monday spent a lon« discussing construction kJ ta i • ne* north-south street at AtaS? St tanure’ lo Pennock Hospital with Engineer A.^m hi. i? 1 R** Elhott of the firm of Wilvtelt Merle and his wife about15 , u M of Orand RapW, mlnutrs — ..... minutes before worn word of the tragedy reached Robert's fattier. In addition U* his father, he is survived by two brothers. James of Marinetie. Wi*. and Billy, at home: a sister. Ruth Ann. at home; his grandmother. Mrs Clair Utter of Lake Odessa, and 27 an uncle. Gordon Utter, of Carl' Police Sgt Robert Ritter re­ ton.Center Funeral services are to be held ported to tlx- City Council Mon­ "bits ofyesterday".... as gleaned from tbe Banikr files Hastings Police Issue Tickets The striae of Local 6390. UAW-CIO. United Steel Workers of America, which was called Aug. 8. has been settled. Past Barry Farmer Dies In Florida Baltimore Township who lias lived al St. Cloud. Fla. for the 2 pm ihte Wednesday at the Leonard - Osgood Funeral Home and .Mr and Mrs. Frisby and been made In Hostings from Aug with the Rev. Harold Arman Mr. and Mrs James Rowlader g to Aug. 23, In addition to la- officiating with burial In the plan to attend. 1•— — *•*- Dowling Cemetery. suing ticket*. — 27 moving traffic vlolattrihs and 22 non - moving Ra tinning st a Glance-Sugar Beginning Tuesday. Aug. 30. Stomp No. M. good through Aug. the Johnatown-Baltimore town­ ship library at Dowling wiU be No. 1. 2. 3 and 4 in book 3. until open three days a week—after- further notice. Cars parked On Streets .ill Night Ticketed Mrs. Vinnto Ream Boyd, formlanta, Oa., will appear in “SouJoumets," a three-act play, at Central auditorium, Friday, Ln which she will assume seven dif­ ferent roles. Proceeds from the production will be donated for support of the local Camp Piro To date, about 2.000 men from County Draft Board. yellow Supercub. apparently- brothen. Homer of Clarksville and Leon of Grand Rapids. Mr. Utters body arrived in backward glances Into service since the United Middleville, visited friends here States entered World War if. Pless. Sre MORE ABOUT: Word EPxoard. Secretary Clarence Dutch) Hoevenalr, j I? Lu.d; Ed Utfd WUllam OtoU,. Anto cSpStoSt Eton SttoTto Art BkHtoH. Times of Aug. 20. sent to The| Banner by Louise Potter, was I xr Hastings Buys New Leaf-Loader for Fall Housecleaning nllt) Henney. He attended lhe Brown School. , He worked fpr the Goodyear Bros. Studebaker Garage, lhe Barry County Road Commission.] E W. Bliss Company, owned and Frr. UHtodon of tublk t»Ud- Ione ,hom A otokr ton ChUAAH nW operated a milk rpute for the Pet Ings te being planned, with the i tied on Jan. 9. 1942. have three haul the Barry County horses and Milk Company, owned and oper­ inspections lo be made by ex-. children. Sharon Sue. Suzanne to Belle Isle where they will be ated the Nashville Dairy Bar be­ fore buying the Auto Tag Inn on pert*. Hankins said. i Kay and Stephen Wayne. stabled. S Hanover Street They operated the Auto Tag Inn from 1946 to 1953 and for the Minunru: AuoeMUon.CHor,eB BulkU. Uh underwrlito. AM1 M.»k..r BU-.1I HMkto Hto«to th. CtoBlw ' ■»» The Delton Book Station is lo­ cated in the Rowland Rickert Apparel Shop In the center of Hastings firemen were called town on the southeast comer of M-43 and Maple Street The Rickerts volunteered to area to extinguish fire wrucn which ....V. .KU X-Z- ....ii.ki. .. extmguum a lire ™ihbr Jf damaged about 120 bales of alpublic service in the interest of ...if, civic improvement, and Mrs. WilIls tPlorenee* Holiday, an em------------ •----------- ‘ ployee of the store, will be the i Carlton Center WSCS librarian, pie Rickerts also have | The Carlton Center Methodist the drug.store in Delton adjacent io the apparel shop on Maple1 Street, ' Mra- Harlan Scobey. Thursday. There are 40tf volumes all cata- I Sept. 1:M Bring your Bible logued, available for circulation! and notebook. Vermontville's Michigan Mag­ netics. Inc., will have Ils formal opening Saturday from 1 to 6 pm. in their new factory build­ ing which has just been com­ pleted. “»>“ 1 g<m st*te Fair Plan* to observe National Fire in September of 1835 with hte • at the foot of Prevention Week. Oct. 3-9. were father. Loren D. “Orte" Pierre. * / “ ’ made at the Hastings Area who died 25 year. ago. KZX Z 2 tae^lr Chamber of Commerce meeting The Pierce Shop had been at l. jy*81 ., , Monday. i the back of the Cut Rate Shoe T** member* of lhe Barry ■’ Robert Sherwood, insurance.'8tore unl11 1955 whcn he mwred 1 County Preoe will travel by car | has been named chairman; Lan- ]10 hu । ln,a U*lr ***** wln «° ** tnK*‘ nes Kenfield. mayor - pro - tom. *" j^'u.rv^MC^htiefwi^ne I 111 addlllQn Sheriff Campbell. : represents lhe City; Fire Chief un,1>*5*** I other members of the Pease are Edward Tudor. Hie Fire Departln 0,6 Anuy durtn« World Captal^ Dean Braden, Lt. | Extend Library day. Wednesday and Friday, acctrdlnj to Mua Ella Smith, the librarian. •“* IMPROVED PROTECTION—City workmen are shown itutalllng Plane Crash BA8 GRAND OPENING—Wayne's Shoe Store ci parking Urkets. June 8. 1888. the son of Lannon They Investigated 18 criminal and Elz* < Dexter* Clark. He cotoptatnta. Including breaking married Florence Henry of Hart! and entering, larceny from an 1 auto, disorderhnos. malicious practiced chiropractic for a few porwa iIiaTsI, c«n were Ikketed de*™r|lon H peowito years before moving to his farm [or llleto Pwrirn, Mondw, nighl eurtew rtotaUon,. drunk end on the Brogan Road. . —,— ------- —— *>.. reckless driving Police Investigated seven other March of 1050 ootnplalnta. providing assistance Parking cars all night ham- to tbe the departments on 11 occaocca- 1 wife. Jessie, of St. Cloud; a son. pert street sweeping Isnd with »>on* »nd drove cruteera 3.100 Robert H Clark of R5 Hastings. . . not too far off A-m a daughter. and Winter Uwy must mti mtim daushler. Mrs Keith >Joroe* <Joyre* Un. be kepi off th. streets ro that Twenty-six "guest* keys" were EOdrea of Freeport eight grandami snow removal may be accom- given to out-of-state motorists children; a alsUr, Mrs. Anna pUshed. ifound parked overtime. .Ripley of Holly. piislied. �HASTINGS BANNXB Freeport Paetor Dies ' MM. Alma Bue«e. 78. wife of Wrapt. Arthur A. Buege, retlM« AMtaodlal mlntotrr of 1»« tirire, Sparta, died Wed- neU visited Mr. and Mrs Eart [UM Sunday School picnic at Everton. farmerty of Freeport. now [Chariton Park Saturday. * Sunday dm Park Munday * Lori Tookir i day and *1U aUy with hU grandof Florida, at the Iwme of Mr and .callers of Mr. and Mf> Claud celebrated Mr 10th birthday with | mother Uli after Uw hemecaning. al.imltfr nartv Mr arvl Ufa I An FVK rrf Ctnan.l party 'TYlMrtav Tuesday, rifiaa.i Mra. Bld Tinkler,* south of Has- Walton Were Mr. and Mra Robert a slumber re Laura Kidder. Laun Mrs Coy Vaughn and eon. Wade. Fish. visited hia brother. Rev. and Mra. Mr. and Mra. Ployi! Duke* and (Fay Win* of Woodland. Saturday. Arnold and Mr. and Mra. Roy * Ann. Clinton of MiddleDukas attendrti the Dukes reunion umno apart Thursday with their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Claud Drayton Plains and Judy Overholt of Middletown Walloi. * Mra Claude Walton and grandchildren. Gary and Deb­ by Walton of Kalamazoo. and Mrs Dorothy Campbell ai tended the Mr. Nurval TTulw and daughters were mi. »ou aon, Robert, u ere Monday r.upsxr gueste of Mr. and Mrs. Adon Mv—. *X Uvrri Wax lila- . -— _ <r_• VTr •—.•Ha King. * Mr. and Mn. Charles — King and Uoyd. Taml Aspinall and Frances Chapman attended anti lhe Flessner reunion at Bug Lake, Sunday. ana — ........ The JOUy Scnldrs CommUhlty •*-—» from Sew.vrt Airman John Myers AFB tn NaahvlUe,, la La home on a Club mat with Mra. Greta Btotlgh Command and Mr. Floyd Smith The boys and latt Thursday * Mra. Andrew of Knlamasoo in Fountain Bt ‘ti. ~ Brandt and granddaughter and Adon Myers. left Mra. Allen FUh and granddaughter Church In Grand lUptda Bnturatrandtd the Clothesline Ari dis­ day. The couple will rraide m play'at Maehrtlle. Saturday. * Mr. ■nd Mrs. Robert King and (amlly of Lowell aere Saturday ytoitora of lib parent*. Mr and Mrs. Charier* I end Hospital. Grand Rapid*. the H«wl Chapel tn Sparta with the Rar. Don M Baker of DOUBLE VALUE ii untied in Survivlr..: la,-.!.!-. ih- I. Hour low, low prices extra value ofJ^green stamps ** (JUST RIGHT FOR THE BARBECUE) Ik AVG. " WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES ON ITEMS IN THIS AD. WITH COUPON BELOW pallbearers. 39c Freeport By Mrs. Sylvan Tagp IxRoy Brackmyrr, aMrs. 14-dsyfurtouS foHowing Naval, dd^reiied to Perfection and family Of Alto have rented the Fainry house, east of Freeport. Mr. KU1 is employed in Grand Rapids and Is doing part-time work at tile Fretport Garage * Email Gross of Freeport was the winner Of a B-Fhght Championship at -- W«IY TVtKVt WITH RIBS ... TURKEY SPREAD 2 - 39 — 691 WINGS 59‘ BREASTS DRUMSTICKS 69u. THIGHS TURKEY - SPARTAN CHEESE 29" tended the banquet. SWIFT'S PREMIUM PROTEN, IMPERIAL bom Bunday at Annapolis Hos- 89s MINUTE MAID The ‘Hoffmans hav<? j daughter, Cindy. * Mr. and-Mrs. Jpy tx.'u* ware Tucaday supper tveS ol Mr SWIFT'S PREMIUM PROTEN 20c OFF CHUCK STEAKS PILLSBURY Tom Vandennnlc spent Monday In Kalamazoo * Mn. Glenda Bel­ lamy and two daughters of Grand at the Floyd Grinnell Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Grtn- 6174 69 SWIFT'S PREMIUM PROTEN FLOUR MANHATTAN a. ‘*’1°’ 25 T FRANKFURTERS HERRUD ALL-BEEF FROZEN LEMONADE — 691 6-fl. oz. can renuum 10-12 LB. 'BUTTEBBALL' TURKEYS SPARTAN b Single Ply, Big Pack HAROLD GEMINI 5 4-5 LB. AVERAGE 1-LB., 6-0Z. CORNISH Another sucoeasful adven- mtlhlty will be extra space eonirious thia weekend when the Exchange Club of Has­ tings will stage their annual model airplane allow and contcr.U nr public to in­ vited to attend..Il will be held at the Hasting.-, Air HENS 1Q< PKG. o( 200 ■ CAKE MIXES SWANSDOWN SIM FAR DETERGENT m*4« 4t OFF . . . PILLSBURY 15 Wax. Wt. PkBs. BROWNIE MIX WELCHADE, OR WELCH'S menu. THE EAST SIDE LUMBER COMPANY. Ill EABT RAILROAD S IKEET. HA8TINOK PHONE WI SPARTAN - 4 Pkgs- 51 APPLE-GRAPE DRINK >t., 8-OI. cons' I | -lb. can H Sweet Corn IS. or Mora Food Ordar • Limit 1 Per landiy ___। 49. 100 EXTRA STAMPS WITH PURCHASE OF FRESH ICE CREAM A HALF GAL. CARTON OF COUNTRY 50 EXTRA STAMPS WITH PURCHASE OF A 300-COUNT OR MORE OF NOTEBOOK FILLER PAPER ; ' RPR ! CHEESE SPREAD 2 & 39‘1 ' sjarta7 COFFEE 2 ~ *1”) • With Thia Coupon end d Sot.. Aufl. 28, 1PM- Doz. hrs Redeem Bonus Card Coupon_No. 8 For... / rooo erM 111 I. tsilrwd St 39“ 12 HOME GROWN COFFEE 1-LB. 2-OZ. TO 1-U. 4-OZ. PKG. you terr. up on -your roof lately? perlwps voir should it It the once over, or ve us give It an inspection preparatory to the faH and popsicles 69 WITH COUPON BELOW this bqnirat model mret in Michigan this year. S Strawberries* 4 s 89 49. DUCKS NAPKINS IN ORBIT SPARTAN DILLS 3* $1 > 49* or • Wlih This Coupon ond o Ifi. More Food Order $orAug. 28. 196T , UaK I Par Family II MICHIGAN D CENTERS srKBsa �"Talent Scouts’ To Comb Barry, West Woodland By Vidor Sitton 9 Other Counties Your scribe and wife returned - - Scout*' from llvra The 1Iir UniVIU. home late Friday from a 3H'Talent verslty of Michigan School of Pub- •’eek trtP t0 Florida where we He Health will comb 10 southwret-1went to c<re tar Mrs Sisson's era Michigan countlea next wedc mother. Mr*. Robert Carter, who (Aug. 30) to seek responsible clU- hBd sun*rcd • »«»*« heart atzeu intermttti ui the future health I‘"/k t<*vin« home late In the of lhe region. afternoon of Aug. 3, we drove to Ttu-v hnw tn __ I Huntington, Ind, and spent the «-maJi ua force Of area :nl,,,’t wllh hw brother and wife. whowUiaIid^rm?,i^ttta?Wtn^ Mr- *nd Myron Carter. K-SLTX? uT?^lto'l^'Wedne*U’' ,u«h‘ ” ‘P®11 Bl gr^nsit^Ute^ Lebanon. Tran. Thursday night at Marianna. Fla. and arrived tn Jam«B Gwen and Ann Brown. Lakeland Friday aftamoon. 1.431 suff members of the Michigan mile* i *’ ' from home. We were happy Community Health Srevioea Study I to find mother, who Is nearly 91, at the U-M. will visit the aoullieml:much Improved from what we -------------------countlea wed of a line line through through I,expected and her recovery con­ Battle Crerk, i tinned so that she was able to ail lhe countlea up in her wheelchair a while of Victor Henney of Hastings in schools —then school begins oni a plane crash in Alaska. The Sept. 7, with the children present j in the forenoon and the teachers • Robert Utter, son of Merle Utter, and grandson of the late Clair “^.•5_______ — Utter. Those of our readers who lilo SERVICE LET US FIX YOUR TV AS IT OUGHT TO BE FIXED Experience plot skill mike the Quick service call u* today. We repair hi-fi and tope recorder!, too. CENTRAL RADIO'& TV 223 N. JeHerven it Mill Formerly it Fireitoae Stere We Close at Noon on lhe folks there, "We wouldn't trade our back yard for the whole slate of Florida—If we had to live there.“ We're thankful to be l\ome. t9 a safe trip, and not one particle of trouble all the way. Our sympathy to the families of Earl Engle. Jr, of North Woodland, the Richard Engle family who formerly lived on Barnum .Road, end to the other members of the famUy of Earl Ice* were held on Saturday. ♦ Mr* Minnie Geiger returned last week from Montevideo. Minn, where she visited her sister, Mra. Edna Kief, for a couple of weeks. । Mr*. Kief, who had been serl;ously ill. was much better when she left her. Mr. and Mr*. Vivian । Barnum met her at Chicago. * Several from West Woodland : heard Rev. Howard Rogen, new। ly appointed pastor of the Has­ ting* Ftlgrim Holiness Church, preach his first sermon on the new charge Sunday. • Mr*. Alice Hendee. who has been visiting her daughter's family, the Rev. Paul Shoupe* at Durham. NC, since the last of May, returned to her home here last Tuesday Rev and Mr*. Shoupe brought her home, rej turning South the following day. On Wednesday Mra Hendee en­ tered Pennock Hospital for ob­ servation and treatment. Mr*. Sisson visited her on Sunday and I found her feeling better. She plans to remain in the hospital for a week or so until her sister, Mr*. Vernie Gabriel, can coms from Boyne City to stay with her. * Congratulations to Wood­ land's new postmaster! We were surprised on our return home to find Earl Engle. Jr-, "behind the Saturdays The Hastings Area CHAMBER of COMMERCE Works for Everyone... Many questions are answered daily. Questions by local people who phone, or drop in at the office; and many, many by people from all over .Michigan as well <js out of the state. We supply information on various topics ranging from vocation planning to helping to locate relatives or friends for people away from the area. Registering of high school youngsters for full or part­ time employment has resulted in our placing dozens in jobs this summer. We have formed a county-wide tourist and resort committee to promote tourism in our area. Another important function is the acting os a better business bureau in behalf of the business people and their customers. Employment and employee placement is another phase of our activity which serves both business men and individuals. In fact, not a day goes by that we are not called upon by. someone for help of some kind. Becaus( the Hostings Area Chamber of Commerce is doing evbtything possible for the citizens of the com­ munity. its board of directors have, for the first time, established a membership which can be secured by any individual in the area who is not obligated to be a member by being actively engaged locally in business or in a profession. Plea«f supply more information 'W/Z/Kd REMEMBER analysis of sight distance* for a connection west of the .hospital revealed that an approaching motorist would be unable to see the Intersection point in suffi­ cient time to prevent a collision with vehicle* entering Green Street from the north. * He said a street connection at the present drive to the fish hatchery on Green Street is con­ sidered an extremely hazardous intersection. It cannot be defend­ ed from a design standpoint. He said the Green Street grade could be rebuilt to elimi­ nate tile hazard. This will entail removal of concrete pavement, lowering of water and gas pipe­ lines. excavation, replacement of pavement, curb and gutter, flat­ tening the back slope west of the proposed intersection, ex­ tending the culvert and rebuild­ ing lawns, drives and sidewalks In the hospital area. Tbe cost wo* estimated between »34.<XX) and $35,000. You Can Charge It All! More About--------- Backward Glances Continued from Poge Ono Monday before leaving for Porto position. Mr. Smciker graduated from Albion in June. vcrtUe a special value on the runabout; 3290, for the touring car; SSflO for the tudor sedan and JMO for the fordor sedan. Nashville and managed to steal 160 dollars from various sources before they were appreliendcd puty Sheriff Green. The money COMPARE the value In Towncraft ! Boys shirts n slacks EASY-CARE SHIRTS Shirt* are rich plaid* in a blend of 50% Fbrirel* polyeiter 50% cotton. Long sleeve* for fall! Pearl- this change. Hastings will also which has been navigating Gull the last steam propeihd boat on velop almost Addren-------------------------------------------------------City-------------------------------------------------------C/Encloted find my S’0.00 check ‘ „ Please bill me ofie.i quality nwrchondro al lowasl prices day in on? Back to School ALWAYS FIRST QUALITY Hospilal authorities have re­ quested a new street to provide the Institution with another en­ trance from lhe north, especially necessary In cases of emergency. City officials are to meet with hospital authorities to discuss the proposals. The main point of concern, nt the moment. Is the point of con­ nection on Green Street. The hospital officials prefer this con­ nection be made Immediately west of their property. Elliott pointed out that' traffic j hazard* would make It unwlic,1 or make It necessary to expend considerable amount of money will also be a day and night watchman for the locomotives . Mrt. Lloyd Oiccn was m week* In Mrcrugan. Michigan. Un Worth Orrm ud Before you apond more COMPARE street connection be made east of the hospital now. with a com­ mitment to a second street west of the hospital after the State Highway Department has com­ pleted re-routing M-37. "This alternate solution of- Application for Membership for Special Cithen’a Membership to the HASTINGS AREA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE ...................... - I City Council Tike Michigan Central Rail­ road Company on Monday made Hastings a way freight terminal, which means Dial local mercltanis will hereafter receive their shipments from Grand Rapids at least four hours eari- Pleate Include My Name I THE HASTINGS BANNER—8 East Doud Continued from Page One Those invited to become members are teachers, nurses, salesmen, retail sales people, bookkeepers,'etc. House­ wives. ministers, industrially employed individuals and journeymen tradesmen are other categories eligible. Farmers are also invited. In fact, everyone who would like to help promote his community is urged to join the Hastings Area Chamber of Commerce. The cost per year is just $10.00. Clip Thl* Ferm led MiU Te: HASTINGS AREA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE Hairing* Michigan 49058 I am Interested in becoming a citizen member of the Hatting* Area Chamber of Commerce. I underatand a memberahip card will be luued to me. , Wilcox spent Tuesday night and | Wednesday with Mr. Mid Mr*.; ,,Vent ----- «... -------------------------------------HawbUtx. The Wilcoxes! ■ are returning to their home In j By I Chaffee in the Center School •*’ ’«’ D‘*,rtrt "^<7 Mr. md Mn IlmJ Moon *?■ *?*.***• U°’'1 tended Uie smorgasbord supper Alaskan trip shown at variousi Fbnnan. Sr. She was admitted gathering* by Mr. and Mrs. Rex: to Pennock Hospital on Baturat lhe E.UB.—Church --in —Dunham — .rt,.. UIMK OtlKM UU* .tv* MM UU.A . - • — ... - 7 ~ ------------------... Frisby will recognise Robert- as1 day, Aug. 14. suffering with a at the Fouth Church. * Mra. enjoyed supper Friday evening met Thursday * Sunday. Mr. District Saturday. They the one who took them on their,i kidney infection. Laat Saturday Florence Reid returned lumc at the Highlander and then and Mra. Howard Moore accom- r<Ued on Mrl hunting expeditions and no doubt IIMUI I CIUSA.S IltniHUU. VMUICU UK » u c VI ----- —— ------- . the plane seen in the pictures is Rapids hospital where special­ ♦ Mr. and Mr*. Auatln SchanU Gladys HawbUtx, who left Sun- . £cn.n,*'u5jftn7 frwn the same one that crashed. Mr from ---her----------recent-•— nines*. attended the iruuuii wedding ur of ms his day wiui with her Kuwri brother uuu and wuv, i---- --Jor -^ »urprt*e •pot-. ■proving •~v.rt.iu ------- - -------r—7Henney trits an uncle of Elwood aephew at the Grace Lutheran Mr. and Mrs. Frank Jone*. u» toek dinner for their *hter and|* Mr. and Mra. Will Shriber of Henney who Uvea north of-WoodChurch m Grand Rapid* Friday spend the Winter In husband. aMr. Mr*. Melvin;..—..-------------~ Florida. *; ->2^ Mr.andg£7 *•" “‘‘“X to lend, and Wayne Henney who many friends in wlshlnghcr evening. * Mr*. Worth Green Mra. Ruth Hawk* ami ■* —~ 'Shafee * Mra. Chaffee rtiuolirerw Mr*. Groce GrilCO UMIIVC I neighborhood .... . Saturday. „ . . . ♦ Mr. andI cuugiitera. I BlUuee. fr(-m H|uUnjtil th(, . weekrn(1 I and .-<.n Jack amt Mr nrwl Mrt, .______ _ ’Vanliiwuito mUed'Bu^vTr ' “”d of Aug 14 af Linden Norris' land Mr*. Hernan G.tman from .1 . r~ .____ ----- Z tarnron r.n Xh T^m D**W- adled recently • oii Mr* Norrlx and Mr* Chaffee; South Haven called at Will Curd* Here from Loe Angele*. c*lu - Ho<!lIlttl, t * Mr Mr* Ernie Skidmore and others vlalted relative* at the Medical I Sunday Other callere were Robby the writer. Our sympathy to Ute widow and family. e;X Imire “* D°U““ *“ * Mr U’e rad 3Trad'Tr*“SX oTm mothw MraU Marguerito^cilley and NyU were Sunday dinner , and Mr*. Auatln SchanU were Bernard Museum near Delton. * from cedar Creek. * Ray Lumweds. Ronnie Bryans, son of Mrs. mother, Mm. Marguerite Kelley. Velma Bryans of Barnum Road, and her grandmother, Mr*. Iva of Mr, and Mr*. Biair Bunday guests of Mr. and Mr*. ‘ Mr. and Mr*. Linden Norri* at- ’ bert U laid up again, hope hell and Sandra O'Connor, daughter Oorwih ' .Hawblitz. * Mr. and Mrs. H. J., Gene SchanU in Grand Rapid*.; tended the wedding of Shirley jt* bettor soon of Mr. and Mrs. LaVerne O'Con- Chapel at Honolulu. Hawaii, Kalama* ' k '^dty following our arrival, Base Kalamaxoo, KrnC Muskegon. Ol- t daughter and son - tn - law. where the groom is stationed. They are residing in Honolulu. * The James Hostetler family re­ Dr. Vlado Getting, tirofaasor of South Hailing* drove in and cently enjoyed a vacation with public health administration and were guests of her aunt and un­ their camper, visiting Niagara project director, sold rapid ad­ cle, the Dan Thompson family, Falls, parts of Canada and home vances tn health technology, along directlv across lhe street from u* via the Big Bridge. * Barbara with citanges In economic and so­ until Thursday noon Also a call and Evelyn Hesterlv spent last cial conditions, improved transpor- from our son. Carter, from Col­ week Monday and Tuesday with . tatlon and population shifts have ton. Calif, lhe night of our ar­ their Grandma Hesterly and apparently opened the door for rival brought pleasure to all of Great Grandma Schalbiy In us. Our only Indulgence on our , Woodland. Their parents. Mr. Thtwvolunleer citizen group will way down was a short side trip and Mrs Verdan Heateriy. were Hodgenville. Ky, where we ... ..iuu-,1 -r Tuesday dinner guests be asked (u to explore uir lhe tirescnc present to .................. health statu* of their region and the birthplace. of AbraVacation Is nearly over and to determine If the needs of Uie ’ h“*n Lincoln. Leaving Lakeland people ore being met *bout 4 pm. on Tuesday. Aug. 17. teachers and.pupils. There will Tl* study project ti suptxwted • »e drovc to B‘ Augustine where be all-day meetings for the by grunts from ■ U>c UB. PubUc I *P*n‘ lhe 5”^ 016 HealJi Service and the W. K. Kel- towing forenoon, took the guided Thursday. Sept 2 and 3 -Wed­ kgg Foundation. Similar groups1^ of the. hu‘or,1f: ‘^,<ln nesday at the new High School luve tren formed In the Uppw 1 °to«l elt* »he OS Wednesday and Thursday at the Individual Peninsula and northern Michigan ■ 2'“h‘ w“ ' and will be formed in three addi- j Thursday night to Murfreesboro, tional region* to rover the entire! T,nn,',*nd“n drOT* the More About------rtajt. 1 remaining 570 miles home. It was HP W EIKTIIIIICI Hiphhflnk aaigUMttUK. er is now tied up al AllAndale put it In operation again with NEVER-IRON SLACKS ■ Fortrel cotton slack* are Penn-Pre*t pl«* . . Scotchgard*! Stain and wrinkle resistant. Cuffed University ^98 lixcs 6 to 20 3” S>i** M to 20 RANCHCRAFT NEW JEANS! Newest! Greatest! PENNPREST . . . crease stays crisp! Wrinkle resistant. '‘Sanforized Plus"1 Sturdy 10-oz. blend of 50ca cotton, 50% Fortrel* polyester. Au­ thentic western style. Most popular colors. Real value. COMPARE! The carefree fabric, the tailoring of our shirts n skirts for girls! EASY-CARE BLOUSES of Dacron R polyester and cotton. Choose print*, blouies with' Bermuda collar, roll sleeves! Pk NEAT-PLEAT SKIRTS of *a*Y-cara Dacrorv* polye*t*r and cotton . . . ju*t wath and tumble dry. and no ironing! Solid*! Plaid*! Store Hours: Open Every Day 9 a.m. til 5:30 p.m. FRIDAY: 9 a.m. til 9 p.m. �jchUdrro entering school Tor th* 'first II htf make appidntmente ; with their family phyxiclan* to 'have thetr children immunised and tuberculin tested or to con­ "tVte rtnsMwuy «■*••« | tact their local health dspartAtuMr. to-™. . tomh re-| mant about arranging for the . tuberculin test and immunisa­ Walter 'Pete) Eaton of the tion. NaUc.r.al Bank of Hasting* wa* utaM vociai) <annre am u . 1 ■ —---------Physicians throughout Michl! Tuberculin testing procedures chairman o( the musical proPhysicians throughout Michlof "m■vary man mar determine which knowtalge and prectaion teamwork *n were urged by Paul T. Chap- were also outlined to the doctors gram presented at the regular gsn law* h» will obey, and if techhundred* of (penally trained . ----...----Qj,, wfie informtai that -rsMonday noon luncheon meeting man, MX). j.President of the ---------------...--------of the Halting* Rotary Club : Michigan Tuberculrai* and Rtaporung form* will won be avallBarry County Resldcnte: whkh was highlighted by Mr*, plratory Disease Association, to <ble from the Michigan DepartMuch to my dtemay I have been । Wayne Peterson playing the plbegin including the tuberculin nj<n t of Health and the Departreading In The Banner that we ano, including a song written by' skin test as a regular part of । ment of Public InsUucUon. may lore our blood bank. 1 wonder I Ui'jrobaUv Hastings Postmaster Ctiarln H.'thetr tmmuntzst.-on program Schoql administrators are xtH^^u rrally know what you might Hlnman when conducting pee-*chool phy- qulred. under the new act. to provide health ~ camnibI* it worth the cost? A better Postsarater Hinman wrote deal checkup* on children ।----- u. the alate h-nh —-i. the mode and Ivrira of “Sweet Dr Chapman provided each Of ,slaner. Albert E. Heustls, MD, mother during open heart surgery Li . ? u 7 the Pl’Yri'ton* with information with' a record of the immunisa­ The BlMmaUve to reaped tar • Elaine." whkh he published in lboul me newly enacted tuber- .tion and tuberculin teat status of 1939. 'CUlin skin test passed by the current legislature which specl- 'each child entering school used during the operation tor Dr Chapman said that *phydhizmeago music house and about 1.000 flee that all children enrolling tn . ur vnapmui <*>u which we would have had to pay any sehool in .Michigan fur the clan* to many porta of Ute state copies were sold. during a riot that actually amount- *7»entific break-through* made tn 4700 Program Chairman Eaton in first time shall be tuberculin had already been providing for A* my mother livtd In California I addition to having Patrick Hod­ tested to determine Infection lhe tuberculin test to thetr phywe only tod time to find ten frorn tabercukwla and immunized .nd tha new i ges. John Bay. Fred Lowe, Roy against donor* there a* we had tn fly home I smallpox, diphtheria. *jc“l »nd new Cordes and Roman Feldpausch Probably few. if any. of ua lay-'In tor« ™n. anything which should be Implemented with Utlead group staging of old favor­ tetanous, pertusab and polio I contacted our Red Craas and mt O • t Ct •■ n 1 He suggested that parents of tie difficulty. ites. also rang two solo*. gree’of "adentiflc arttatry' required knowledge usually prove* very Among ths guests at Ute meet­ ing were Mlu Mary Alice Lock­ ______________________ much worthwhile. wood. daughter of Mr. and Mrs Leslie Lockwood of 538 W Court, The Hastings Banner n>e Hastings - buxine** district ivjfuar ounurn rur Barry vuumj vwo yvxuig nwni uv uvc pmurc. uie> inaucu so, umi* uvey who introduced TY^U Kylmaneil will have a considerably improved Ten more pints were sent to Call- Terrance M. Roush, on the left, may now be able to start getting ?* Helnola Finland, who has been (pending the the lut last three three toe*, when ccn-jitrucUons now«... un-fomia. rrerytlung being taken rare of RR3, Plainwell and Marty benefit* again, if they are a ----- ---------------------,------ ------derway r>r nearly completed are1"! by the Rid Cross. I will forever Warner, of RD 2. Delton, are full-Mme student under 32 years months at the Lockwood home. finlslied-a Iwane grown urban re- i «’ale,lU lo <,UI w*xxl lMnk shown with Claim.* Repnr^ite- of agr and are not married. e.™- I WM Hv.e I. ! As for giving blood it U so Simple uve. Robert Black at the Grand If they are now getUng benen mage, on,. frtI that fupm.,socud Security District fite. they can continue after on nurroRrn *xi> newaj. not uu. me you is can-it0 Ao plated Much mure needs to be . he should iuve always given Whst Office. they reach 18 if they are a fullThe Lock CORNER WALNUT ANO S. JEFFERSON done. Congratulation* to thtee who 8ivc Uuu is ao tmRoth were attending IX-lton tunc r<tudenL TytU to Detroit think enough of their city to invret porUfll 2°. Ufe ‘ “ ‘ f* 1 prt l ud Kelto « Agricultural School al HASTINGS ■till HCKIPTIOX — -— •---------- — she I* to catch a plane at Metro—-v ,--------- . • retired, become disabled or died polltan Airport for New York * ««. M..VMU ptotoM « ..V. 5S. to?™, toUnder the recent amendment* and you were already 18 at trial Kennedy Airport where *he will ■neo into law bv Rrasiaent ......_ ______ ,___________ ___ •omcthlng more Uian Up *wice:£* moUier I luve^ne wid Johnson, both Warner and Itouah joctal security benefits if you are return to Finland P । to get a man-can-ylng sstelUte, UJtei. wm. Ing pad and Into earth ortitr-ti l ' »U »rem* m routine and orderly, i EDITORIAL .. . u» uunrh- n. uua Public Forum Rotarian* Enjoy -Urge Physicians Mmncol Program Do Tuber(.ulin Monday Noon I SZ Tests on Kids Social Security Rules sffiSSS'Provide More Schooling The John Powers To be Honored -- , v u * Rood feeling to be a small eren though they are post 18 Backus describes a full - time Man may get clura u> the long- port of something that is as Im- ------- --- - — '■ rstudent as one who La enrolled in range eHecta of careful breeding porlant as our blood bank by observing what has happened Mrs Jack Smith JJmS’.SSl ?u*tritate i ito^ted I t *. On.n H.,us. -................................................ j Uvc dog has gone through 4,000 load sufficient to complete the /al " "IJtll I lUllrtt KsUmsI a/vwUstate totaMMisUi. gtnerauona, as contrasted to 400 1 fits on either of their parent's course to U» Urao normally reMiatlOAW raasfl Mtxvtrx Im. for man jn appearance* dogs are rrt. ,b. 1 ... ■»> ■mi i.aavia*. **»*«■■ . mure vanable tluvn man A I were stopped when Backus points out further that rrutlvra at an open house held at AMtllCAN NtWirArU ' more tluui a Chihuahua. A I thought you would bo ta- ■■•II* p YV/*1 1 all high >chuoU supjxcted or, tr.r 11<1<ne of Mr and Mr* Blair poodirs curkt differ tharply from tenwted ta this local account of 11111110118 01 Wll(l operated by State or local gov- jtawblitz on I-awrence Road. NssliD«lrWt I the OOat of a Mexican hairiraa th? ! me coat of a Mexican Italrlras. , "; " " ■ , „ .... Such ™n.MlUy omw mU, ^£1 M— Animals Loose national editor trie uniformity of wild animate, its 11th trip over tbe Alaska j which often are extremely dlffl- Highway. . I cult to teU apart ' 1 ln“l Ul u wcU W,U1 •*> Cook clan । Most sincerely, and (hastily) Several million wild animals Loutsc Potter (are on the loose ta Michigan. II'um/ ------------•-----------! ,But don t.,5*"“,' yT*r *aea,lon I YLMtlng Mrs Eva Edger on 1 P!«n-’ the animals are u top l“—J---------- ------------------•• -»•—-»'on for the State* many j Ed Matthews of Sebewaing. Mrs. ।»tdtors. Edger spent last week at Gull! **— Lake counselling at the Nashville waive* are among lhe nearly Clitirch Camp. | Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kindt of two doien forma of wildlife Genoa. Ohio, have been recent i that roam Michigan'* 19 mil- In Michigan Adi! Use Banner Hastings SPEEDY WASH COIN-OP Laundromat FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE Wt HAVE INSTALLED A DOLLAR-BILL CHANCER ■ PROFESSIONAL DRY CLEANING SERVICE North Gun Lake Coin-Op Open 5:00 a.m. - 10 p.m. Your Best Buy for Back-to-School Samsonite Streamlite The daisic luggage that never goes out of style A further provision1 ta the law. one and one-half year* ago John1 would allow benefits during had been with the Kellogg Oom­ Summer vacation if live student pony ta the Power Plant over 40 will be returning to school full-: years time in the Fall. ; Both John and Marie have made 1 One MIK of VI the UK fine line features icwium of ----- ,, ... r ... this new amendment allows rec- *hc!r acUvltlgv *'**’ included ; roar-tire payments back to Janu- church ^”«rch work. woFk- Eastern taat'TD Star. bUr- Fann ,. ary of 19«5. providing you v*t«- Bureau U,‘f',u and lodges They are pre*------ 1 member* in school at that tune tFor fur- enlly s ™~5 of the North Maple I trier information, check with EUB Church - home flee. Your office is located at . All their friends, neighbors and are Invited to visit them: 50 Ransom. NE. Grand Rapid*. relatives 1 at the Hawblitz home four and a Michigan. The telephone number jh .if mllnv west of M-tK an.) M-70 u 451-3531. Plow call any week Although Michigan is nick­ named the Wolverine Slate, there te no record that this animal ever lived in the state The name is thought to hare been origi­ nated by the Indians and French as an expression of contempt for outlanders arriving from the east in lhe early* 19th century Of course, no report on wild animal* would be complcie with­ out mountain lion* and black panther*, and Michigan ha* its share of these, according to the Tourist Council. A number of person* have re­ ported seeing a "big cat” in the upper peninsula, but thus far it has eluded sportsmen from coast to coast Several enterprising rol­ ler students finally collected a cash prize for the first photo of lhe animal when they sculptured a ‘'eat" In snow and Vx>k a pietuxe. ■ ' Conservationists believe t h e lion*, panthers and a monkey f pot ted ,-^veral summers ago near Cadillac escaped from barn­ storming carnivals, and the ownera, fearful of legal acttoti. neg­ lected tn report the low*. I A Men’t Two-Suiter $21 9} B. Men t Compinion $1195 C. Lsdns' Wwdrob«.$24 95 D. Ladies'OKite .. $1195 L Beauty Cns...... $105 Open Wednesday Evenings As Usual Me Pltajdwi. MEN’S and LADIES’ WEAR "Dress Well . . . You Can't Afford Not To" Home of "Pendleton" Men’j and Ladies* Sportswear I3S I. State St. y. Rent Formal Vteor Since the Washington Monu-i men: was oompleud |n 1834, I more than 43 million people have. ridden or trudged to the loo <w tbe Ul-foot obelisk. What does "service” mean’ To us it means being ready, both day and night, whenever we are needed­ It means doing all in our power to assist ... to insure, that lost memo­ ries arc comforting ones. LE0I1RRDOSGOOD 'TMIMR1 ’ WIW KUUKir 'funenalJ^oine CHARLES H, LEONARD JACK D OSGOOD Rhone 945-2471 Back to School WIIW'S ta Alpena County, but within a Streamlite h the lurzige for joint back io campus, or for week end jaunt*. Sleek and tapered...with it* elegant locks, handsome vinyl covering and travel proof construction. Streamlite it your best buy (or back-tOKhool. Colon (or girt*?Rawhide Finish, Hawaiian Blue, Saddle Tan. For boy*; Saddle Tan, Colorado Brown. DOES SERVICE MEAN? schools, operated or supported Mrs Ferri Steven*, by toeal. state or federal rvv)>c„>Jon wll ernment. state universities and morl from thelr fann h„mf Mtem Wl oanmuuu- dUm „ lh,|, m — ..— ac... lnulr private schools or colleges crcdltedzby a• state —~ or National ~ , Jolm jmd-Marie lived at their । accredit^ . _. R<Mll IU1^L2!Uh1>' j,™ home „ on Ol Guy Road tor for the the port past unaccredited private schools or Io r™ra and nrcviouslv at Bristol r._Jir«s arrepT thtae credit- on *l. trawfer if" Until Ids retirement about. I> transfer. Creek. l,cnt*. lhe Ford Caseys. Mr. and I Mra. Lewis Marble and Ray Da-1 Michigan Tourist Council. vl* were Sunday dinner guests of | White-tailed ... deer .are Michithe Caseys, and Mr. and Mr* can's prime big game animal Bernard DeGolla of Cloverdale There arc about 800.000 of the were Thursday guesU. On Mon- fleet - footed animals and they day of last week the Caseys vut- can be found throughout most of ted the Carl Marbles of Middle- the state, almost within the vilie. shadow of Detroit's towering -------------------------------------------------- skyscraper. । sayaernper-Deer hare always t£kn ptentlful In Michigan, but it has been: ..... li an uphill .struggle to preserve da> r>'crp'' Saturday «»d Bunday. 11 I elk a* a sight-seeing attraction. — The original herd was wiped outi !in the early 1800* by settlers ini . search of food and by lumber- j __ men who stripped much of the | | I " forest grazing land. I L Some 30 elk were Imported j I from Wyoming In 1916 and I placed tn a 160-acre enclosure ' in tbe Hooghtun lake State Zl About this time, eight elk were rounded up from city parks and zoos in Michigan and released J for public viewing in the Siurrn River area near Wolverine southern Cheboygan County These animals thrived from the start. The herd grew in num­ ber* and expanded its home to include the Pigeon River area. This was the beginning of to­ day's herd, jepprted to be in­ creasing at a rate of 15 percent a year. Some 3,500 elk now lire on the '.small northern lower Michigan [range and many traveler* thrill to the autumn spectacle of tnim। petlng bulls in search of their mates. ! Moose are also /increasing In [ number*. There art* some «00 of | these animals on Isle Royale m I Lake Superior and a few other* have been spotted in the maln| land forests of the upper pcninI sula. Isle Royale and the upper peninsula are also home for about two dneen Umber wolves. I Other wild animal* native I lo Michigan are bobcat*, beavera. otter*, woodchuck*, rabbit*. WHAT SALE 2 Agoin we've gone "all out" to bring you fantastic savings on School Supplies! In addition to a few of the bargains listed below ... be sure to use the "Special Coupon" for Free Carmel Corn. I Barbie Dolls Rc9 J (rayolas (24) Binder Clip Board 300 Ct. 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Ind, visited her par­ ents. the Kenneth Keys. a week­ end a.To, and Mrs. Key arcom- ding aotlvity and partying around Miss Linda Mnnle throe days and like all brides-to-be she U In orbit on cloud 8. that special. lovely, place, for radiant Thursday evening, Aug. 12th, she was an honoree with bride­ to-be Judy Pugh. when KaUe D?yle and Nancy Kahler O'Con­ nor entertained with a mUcel- Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Blmma TRUE Mrs David Shanll of Plymouth, and Mra. Alan lilacklidgo of Santa Ana. Calif. This Saturday evening Unda Hodges Mra. Don Bl. John, accom­ panied by her sister. anti a friend from Allegan had a wonderful trip to Spokane. Wash, to visit her son. Lt. Iran BL John, who la in the Air Force there. They drove through taking tlic ru>:thcni route out tliruugh Canada, lake Superior, Lake foulac. and' with a dinner party given by Dr. and Mra. Everett Phelps, Mr. and Mra. Cedric Morey and Mr. and Mra. Roman Fvldptumch at the Hastings Hotel. Bruce Keeqstra i^^r.S^K.Weds Linda Price In-Grand Rapids I at the wedding of Miss Susan Nashville Couple To Mark Jubilee Unites Couple at St. Rose ot Lima Mrs. Hill MacDonald. who arc i also Largo friends vtalted the! i Hewitts, the Garner Hamptons | | an.l the Harry McDonalds. j Mr. and Mra. Don Haywood I trlcla Wright and Miss Marilyn Walsh: presiding at the punch and ions ore vacationing this' j week planning to visit the Dells,' and take the Lake Superior! —------------------------- - — 'Drive into Canada. } 14. at 11 am. Nuptial Mass was Che rehearsal dinner for the I a lovely wedding took place Aug. 'wedding party ano out-of-town 7 at 8 o'clock in the Northern gueata at the Hastings Motel Evangelical United Brethren i and that same evening the Rich-I church in Grand Rapids when ! ord Cooks will entertain with a Bruco KeegsUu. *-m ol Mr. and dinner for other wedding guests I Mrs. Gerald Kregstra. married from, away. | Mts* Linda M, Price of 1043 Drexel Training Center, having left a The morning of the wedding Drive. Grand Rapids. week. ago. day. Saturday. Sept. 11th. Mrs.1 The former Eleanor Cobb and _,v.„ „ Mr. Boidrey. were married in [the week. i A.ucr u. wi.uc, ja.ww, Jacksem county, and went to I Mr. and Mra. Henry Bcvcrwyk and bronze mums and gladioli Nashville 14 years ago. They'are now gnindparenta since the decorated the altar. The pew* both hold Bfi. degrees from arrival of a baby boy to Mr. i were marked with yellow and Wmicm Michigan Univendty. and Mra. Jounra. King in Lan- ! white lace bows. Mra. Botdrey has taught al the »ing. Thetr firm grandchild has I The parents of the bridal ! couple ore Mr. and Mrs. Lyndon Middleville'* T-K High School. He BarryvIUe, Norton and Coota • been ruuned Scott • Edmond. i The Willard SmiUi family ore ! Barry of 4M E. Marshall and Mr. attended Grand Rapid* Junior Col­ Grove Schools. Kir IV.I.Irxv wHi. Knu In I o........ ... ti .... /-• 1 j r___ .___ ... n. lege. North Central College at Naperville. DI. Michigan Kate University at East Lansing and U bridal bouquet. After a Canadian honeymoon and stopping in Niagara Falls. Out-of-town guests were pres­ ent from Chicago. Oak Park. Hinsdale. Illinois: River Forest, Grand Rapids. Plainwell. Laneva, Wisconsin: Pennsylvania, California. Maryland, Connect!- Hodges Pprcnrinl rciOUflUI Barbecued Chicken & Spare Ribs come and rhe | Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Uddy and cred scalloped ChantUly lace Mpntinn *on# of Springfield, III.. are vUlt- which terminated in a chapel rricirrivil lnjf |lcr pomits, Mr. and Mrs •wwn train The ballerina veil of Superette Tom & Sally Roblngyn 205 X. Michigan SPECIAL —OPEN DAILY— 9 A.M. to 11 P.M. [LawTime* Herrick visited the Dame* Cushman family in Kula- ; iiuuoo fur two days last week, j Young Craig Langrrvcldt of!—. ----- —- —------- ---------- .-------------------Portage l» with hl* grandmoth- »>f Bl BaUte Creek. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Chapman ot Jack­ er. Mrs. K. 8. McIntyre till* week Mra- Raymond Tobias spent1 son. sister of the bride, wore a while hU parent* ore on a sail- .Friday evening at Hie Ixime of 'maize empire floor-length gown. Ing holiday on Um Great Take* tlieir son unit family. Roger To- ot moss crepe; with a Ite^ereU FULL GALLON B&K DRAFT ROOT BEER . w—j. .— . —change students are now home. The Frederick Granger* will meet the junior Frederick Grangers from Chicago In Battle Creek Friday and continue mi to Garden City Co attend the wedding of their granddaughter (Saturday Only) served. On Sunday Mr. and Mrs. 'mate at M.8.U,-------------- , Tobias were evening luncheon Shelburn of Hastings were bridesguewta of her brother and wife. • maids, wearing identical dresses Mr. and Mra. James Thomas to the matron of honor. Bach and niece, Judy. who Is home carried a crescent bouquet of on vacation. Six' will return to yellow sunburst, golden rapture Georgia. Mr. and Mra. 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Russell announced the engagement of Baskets of yeltow and white gladi- their daughter. Carol Lev Camp­ Colburn Both are from Jackson. bell. to Lynn Robert Town*, son by her father. She chose a candle by her taUur. She chute • floor- RS H**Ung* Carol I* a 1»63 length gown of chantilly lace over Hasting* High graduate, attend- bodice of peau d'angl luce. Tlic taHcia with scalloped aahnna neck- ed Michigan State University lace detail extended Into lhe full line trimmed with Iridescent se- and U now ■ employed at Has- skirt which was fashioned Into a quin* The fitted bodice was styled Ungs Aluminum Product*. Lynn dispel train Hen fingertip-length with tong bridal point sleeves and 1* * 1M4 graduate of Hasting* veil of illusion net was secured by a detachable chapel train wm held *,1J u “ sophomore at General a headpiece trimmed with sequins at the back by a waistline bow. Motor* Institute. Jan 8 ha* been Ttie veil wm edged In an applique of lace matching lhe wedding gown, Her *U>ow-length veU of French , »et for*lhe wedding date and she carried a bouquet of white illusion wm held In place with a | ------------ •-----------rose* and mums. Miss Judy Pugh The maid of honor was Miss Diane Bbisun. friend of the bride. whit* orclikf surrounded by ydtow |n F|urry of Mba Charlene schsntx of Nash- . Pre-Nuptial FetfiS ville wm her only attendant She' . . , . wore a floor-length gown of yrUow I Judv Pu8h- uho W|U wlUpped cream crepe ovct satin fashioned with an emituAwuiM- Flr&' Methodist Church, lias been line, white arcetaorlraknd match­ Ing yeltow bridal hat. Her Bowers ’? K“le were yeltow rate buds circled by ' D"y"? 81x1 Nancy Kahler OConnur white canuuora entertained at the Utter's home ta al, l,’<‘ ^3'71 auU Bn™ X MM friend of the groom, wm best man.1 — and Gayltrd Faaactt of Charlotte I .T’1P 34 arriving that me. Ike groom's brother-in-law, seated ftlng were all school friends of the■ •ahonorees and the occasion was a ' a k thmiscellaneous iJwwer for both of . A reoepuon was held ta the com- । lllc brides-to-be munity room of lhe Eaton Federal ., ... Savings and Loan building bi' Au‘ 1 * Lhr Oun Lake hotne Charlotte. Mr and Mra Talb rt *’J Elto ?'ax A'en'“ Curtis of Nashville were ma*(rr °f /‘T1 ‘n honor and mbtrews of cercmonleo. af Ml“ Jud>' p’«h Co-ho«ewws MrTrmn. ItTtZ. '*rre Danlri Carrothera and Mra Charl“ McOulre. who with Mr*. Herbert Frith of Nashville Mra. Ellis, are neighbors - - . of the Mr. and Mra Georg* McMullen of 3W w State toad announce the marriage of their daughter. Kathleen Mary, to Gary Hodvere. aon of Mr* Betty Cha*e. 720 E. Mr.'and Mrs Alfred P. Bayntai of R1 Buckley. Mrs Bruce Brumm. Hl Nashville. The Rev. Clifford Ecker per­ formed like double rtng ceremony tn the presence of approximately Mr. and Mrs Raymond Shaffer. Parents Announce Daughter's Nuptials To Gary Rodgers a four-Uertd gown of Chantilly lace The fitted bodice feuturrd a seal k>i>cd sabrlru neckline with ENGAGEMENT TOLD—Mr and long pointed alewvr*. n$e bouffant Mn. Richard E. Jacob* of 1730 N Broadway are announcing the French sweep train. She carried tlUMtmml of their daughter. a bouquet of white and pink car­ Janice Lynn, to Michael C B nations Her veil of Illusion net Youngs. the ion of Mr and Mr* George B. Youngs of 233 W was secured with a pear) crown Clinton. Janice, a 1964 graduate Patricia Shaw. sister of the tandc of Hastings High School. Is a The bridrerrtad*. also sisters were Sophomore at Western Michigan University. Her fiance, a 1962 gen R. WalUcrek. all of Nashville. graduate of Hasting* High. U a Tliey wore Identical gown* of light Senior at Michigan Stale Uni­ blue taffeta WHh boat neckline and versity Wedding plans are being a bow al the front waistline Tliey made for next Summer. carried bouquets of blue and white .■Mita.km carnations Serving a* beat nun wm Perry PpreonO/ Baynton of Oscgala. Ind. brother ’ CfdUIIUI iriCIff lul of the groom, and the usher* were i ....... । WUliam Shaw of Nashville, brother I Mra Pete Powell of Dowling i of the bride, and Juergvn R WaiMra Glenn Perkins are ta | M..k-.n. ----------- - >— CUn) thl> w vliUl Hack ofa.Nashville. broUur-ln-law of the bride. They wore Identical floor-length gowns of turquoise ■tin taffeta with rounded neck­ line* and bows al the waistline which ended Ln streamer*. They I carried bouquets of white row* and : tipped turquoise mum*. Jerry Brumm of Hasting* served Following a ceremony a recep­ tion was held at the home of the bride* parents The newlyweds are making Uieir home on North Broadway foltowutit their wed­ ding trip. Mpnt'lOnI l - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 57 Graduates usliers were Arthur Funkhou.-er of Ann Arbor, friend of Uie groom: j fl* LJUC Pltirr Donald Orthner of Taylor, broUx-r 1111J Llujj of the bride, and Alfredo Olivo of “wdraTir. Of 1955 Gather their mqUier and surer. Mra Personal Mention daughter ot Mr. and ■Mr* William surgical patient at Ann Artxir ............................................. ' £haw of Nashville, and Ute ring Mra. Perkins will stay with her on Tuesday. Uie 17th, Mrs ,T ?1’ sister, Mra Koch, tor an in­ Lewis Stanton. Mra. Rosell Suin“'T definite time. ton. Mrs. Fred Bowerman. Sr_ ;°‘_Naanvme I Mr. and Mr* Herman Hauer * ftx, “ 726 ..,xy?s J'XS tinoO'l ^IO995 only That’s V-M’a unique Tou i,ink carnations Mra Brumm chose a pink crepe families assembled al the 4H ln‘: Mia. Lewis Stanton spent tho Bavnkm chrae a dress of with cmboMied satin trim. camp on Saturday, Aug. 21. for -IS Following Uir ceremony a re- a iQth-year claa* reunion. d ptnk t1”*1 whl.U. caTn?,l7'* ceptton was held ta Uie church Classmates spent most of th* errnan’ Sr parlors j afternoon renewing old acquaintMr. and Mra. Guy Fewless of the bride's parents immediately Before leaving for their honey- t ances and bringing themselves moon ta Northern Michigan •Uctagan lhe the । up to date on happening* happenings over following the ceremony. beta Ann Jarmul poured the punch bride changed to a p pastel — print the --------post---------------ten years -Most • of - — the -­ E " OW°' which the guests attempted to cotton j happenings, incidentally, were U,LM । Nashville. Is employed at Piyroma unscramble letters making wonts er was given jI children*. children'. ’’r ftnd MrB Charles D. Fox in Nashville Her husband wm Hie rehearsal dinner to represent kitchen articles prtxrs by the groom * parent* on Friday j a potluck dinner was served in entertained Mr. and Mra. Dale graduated from SL Mary's High Before leaving on her honey---------------„. Schanley and thro. chHdmt School In Hannah in 1983 evening at lhe home of Mr. and-. lhe evening ...u and prize* w were ——---------- . j awarded m follows: The gradu- ^nMn Merida. Venezuela, for a Following a honeymoon tn ant evening came to a close by The bride, a graduate of Jackson ate with the least hair, Lynwood ,e» d«r*- tho Schanleys leaving Northern Michigan. Mr* BaynJudy and her guests enjoying the High School, iiokla a BA and MA Whitney; lhe graduate who came Tuesday morning.. lon will return to the home of wore lhe white orchid from her opening of the many attractive and from the University of Michigan 1 the longest distance. Janice Kelotu> Colvin ha* recently re­ her parents and Pvt. Baynton bridal bouquet. useful gift*. Her husband, a graduate of Nash- ley from California; lhe gradu- turned from BlodgrU Hospital, will return to Fort Ord. Calif., Sparkling white tea cup*, deco­ ville High school, graduated from' ate with the most children. »nd while recuperating at home where he is stationed. Niagara Fall* on their wedding rated with pink ribbon* and filled Midiigan Tech ta 1962 with ■ BS Charles and Mary Lou <White) the- Colvin's weekend callers Dtp and when they return they with very pretty bouquet* of pink degree and received his master's i Harthy. and Joyce < Lyttle> Pat- have been the Walter and Phil On Saturday, a week ago. Mr. will make their home al 233 Wai- Queen Ann's Lace, dotted with tiny from Ute University of Michigan terson teach hod five children-; Chryslers of Grand Rapids, the and Mn*. Erie Peake and Kathy nut Street, Vermontville pink unbrelhu. decorated the in 1964 He will work for the Uni- | the graduatewith the most gray J BUI CitryaJera of Thornappie went to North Jackson. Ohio. — •*.1 »-• Lake, the Don Fountalo' and Ipncheon tables at Uie Hotel Has- veraity of Michigan in the held > hair. Mike Derry.• of research this Fall and assist In Booklet* listing current Infor- tile Stanley Stauffers. The Col­ a teaching Capacity rnntton on most of the graduates vins were delighted 'to be made The couple will live at 512 S. were given out to all those. who grandparents for the ninth lime Kathy remained for the week ville and Wabash. Ind. William Qulnlln and Mrs Lvnn attended on Monday. Aug. 23. when a with her cousin. Dwothy Davis The groom'* parents entertataed P’TO' co-hocte*eea at a lunch- Mata Street, Ann Arbor -•-----------The committee expects to have daughter. Catherine Anne, wm Mr and Mrs. Wayne* McDugal th* wedding party at a rehearsal *nd bridal shower honoring I r I---------------------- “ fe»' of these booklet* left after dinner at their home Frlday'Jud7- The pink and white decor r brought Kathy lamt and Durvjdrah JUG JanOSA completing their MUmg. These evening. |________ accented every party detail in­ JUIUII JUU JUIIUJC, wtU be glvrn oul ftrjj conje • | eluding ptacecanis atxl other table I visit here. The Peakes Imve I n i :nral »erve basis, to any graduate with Grandpa and Grandma taken their house-guest to John . , , appolnunente. The bride's two| DOCOn tor a Crowd fgrandmoUier* were among the 30 I Colvin at the time. Ball Park and on a tour ot W Mr and Mra Donald Hughes K. Kellogg Co. In Battle Creek. Having a crowd for a week- rO'*U and w1,h Ulf5n the should contact. Eaften 'McMul- l'M been Uie acene of much entertaining and plrasanl stir............. prise family visits the past seve­ ral days. On Wednesday of last week. Mrs Lechleitners brother and family, Mr and Mrs Dan ZaJeha and son. Danny, of Red­ land*. Calif, arrived for an over- elusive ADD -A TRACK' learn a language, .praetkr a musical instrument ur -|«t*h or song - • • learn unv thing at all. in fact. easier and faster. toyable for Mr* L. m she could imir news from her parents and other relatives w Itom she had not seen recently. Judy, from the Hinsdale Sanitarium and Hospital, and her friend. Vlr- ■ gtnla McIntyre, spent the wreIc­ Look at these important V-M features! »4 monaural channels stretch ym>r use of tapes. » 3*speeds, for oitendcd tape time for highest fidelity. • Easy push button controls. • Provision to record and play back through auxiliary components. and Saturday evening lo honor Tom Lechlettner* 18th birthday AnUy, Pastor and Mrs. Clark Willi<ton Hills. Ill. on Sunday Mr. and Mra Ambroae Guentsey are entertaining his brother and wife. Mr and Mra Harry Argue of Flint, this week Houae-gucats of the Jerry' Laurence L. Borton u The ceremony took place Sat­ urday. Aug 14. at 3 pm. at th* Pint Methodist Church. The Rev George Elliott officiated. Tlic bride wore ■ pale pink gown and carried a pink and white bouquet Mis* Mary Lou McClelland of Lake Odessa, a* maid of honor, wore a light green dre**. V*nce Swift of Hasting*, a brother-in- MUSIC CENTER 138 W. Stole W. 5-428. w ‘"'iExchanoe Vowt u. «■* >*“' Daniel “•-•sj"a lant quantity ot bacon by/”/ “ LALIIUliyC lUWj Sandra (Burling* 945- Wm. Goodrich of Flint, took a ptactag It on a rack in an open 1 John A1 noon Aug 14 2570 leaving on Thursday for Wis­ roooUng pan and rooking in the ,, *'a* I Sarah Sue Janose became Uie The reunion committee was consin. making the Dells their own. cook in a *»• F oven hearaal dmnft-n^tv ntriuh 1 brld’ of La'vr,n<r L Borton , made up-of Uie following gradumain point of Interest, and en­ about 10 minute* or until brown, bor. Gull Lake, Friday evening. Mary Magdalen Church. Grand [Janice (Johneock) Powers, Man­ joying a beautiful trip I • “ Rapids an iBurkey* Karrar.lxl* iCampi Cooking Know-How Parent* of the couple ore Mr bell* Carl. Jackie (Payne* Lewi*. r lip* of R1 Augusta were recent I . k. and Mr> Mack Janose of Kai-! Margaret (Zimmerman* Shaver. | u?» ka*ka and Mr. and Mrs Law- Kay .Mahler* Kircher. Sandra .k-,- .h-i . recipe, do wiut profctaionub do. . ,encr Bcusn of Grand Rapid- * Burling, Danl.l and Earle:**,5’y.k^U I “ *C11i The brldr- who w“ in (McMullin. Baum * marriage by her father, wore a The following graduates and £ traditional long-sleeved gown de- , their families were present at the °2,A“l .powible to forgot Impor- /igned with Chantilly lace bo- reunion: Haida, seven mile* from Ft. | tant Ingredimta when thcy're[dlce. trimmed with sequin*. The! Joyce (LytUe) Patterson. Lyn-!MJF5' . ______ , WEDDING measured and checked with the bouffant net skirt was banded wood Whitney. Donna - Heywood *„ “,r and MnI Burr Wheeler of .recipe Neither do you have toi*)th lace A petal cap held her Walker, Nelson Hine and BarAu5 PHOTOGRAPHY be interrupted to go shoontaa Moulder length illusion veil and bar* -Grenz*Hine. Uiretta J® *lU1 Mr*nd Mhs Ctaude tor 2™/ roraxi!^ she e<rr,fd lwo rrd «*•»«*’ RoM?Gur<lon ”an,,mond Mrs Fem Caaey of for some supplies when you're roses entwined with her grand- Doreen (Cheney) Miller.Kaym fowling dlnnof Kuert of right ta lhe middle of mixing.' mother's rosary * Mahler* Karcher. Larry Baum. Claude Hammond* on Frt11 Kern av»4 so AT. U»t -’ Miss Elizabeth Elizabeth Dutmcr* was I and> Earlene w— x Keep mMAiiTMTimfA measurements 1level <McMulllri> Baum, dav. recipes can be dunllcated as thev T7.‘d honor and Maralyn Don MacKeuzle. Vergeleen iFryt auP‘la‘l« « Utey jQlln4toni couiln of y,,, groonl ; Leonard, Kenneth Conklin, MauHAITI—C4 — k— 945.39,7 tested. was bridesmaid rice Benton; The attendant* wore Identical I Richard Miller. Ron Lewi* and Creek and Monday they visited powder pink crepe floor-length Jackie ■ Payne> Lewis. Joyce Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Wilcox of sheath gowns, with fashioned < Becker> Brook*. Judy (Covey* Battle Creek. Mr. and Mra Herscoop necklines, short sleeye*. Hollman. Dave Vender. Janice empire waistlines and detachable Kelley. Ken Brandt. Mike Derry, their home in Tampa, Fla. Wed­ । back train Petal caps secured Janice 'Ragla-. Richardson. Ev- nesday morning, after a wonder­ their short petal pink veils. They | erett Couch. J^n <Maurer> An- ful Summer with their friends eoch carried two red roses. ; nable, Loretta iHughesi Maurer. and relative* in Michigan. The groom's attendant* were Arlene - Eaton i Edwards and his brother. Terrance Borton. Dick Edwards. best man; and Michael Warner. | Claudia tPullcri Purdy. Marl­ brother - In - law of the bride i Parker, who did not graduate Seating the guest* were Michael j from HHS. but had attended Fitzgerald and Richard Scott, I before moving away, also was lhe groom's cousins present She now lives In CaliAn evening reception for 160. tomia. guests was held at beautiful Es-1 Claudle < Pullen Purdy. Marikar Ski Lodge al Middleville Mr an iFrteby- Rowlader, Julie Ella Bush of Bellevue last week 5.00 and Mr*. Donald Callahan. »ls-j<Dunn> Caton. Colleen <TatTee- and on Sunday, Mr*. Wilke*' *on, ter and brother-in-law of lhe - Goldkamp, Jim WUwell. Ivan Mr. and Mr* Charley Thuston. bride, were master and mistress Golden. Larry Manning, Margar­ Linda, Julie and Debra, visited et ceremonies. jet (Zimmerman- Shaver. Dick them en route U> their home in Presiding at the guest table j Kelley, Janice <Johncock» Pow- Lowell from Gainesville. Fla, were Mrs. Michael Warner, slater j er*. Charles Harthy and Mary where tliey had been guests of of Uie bflde and Susan Scherer. Lou <White) Harthy; his sister. cousin of the |। P.;r. .u- bride. ]lon Scrgcz;-.'.. Bergeant. Rcnkld Ronald Scnr.cr. Benner. Mr and Mrs Otto Schreuder' The couple will make thetr - -----|1 Jack Lenz, Bernard Bowman. Pat of Grand Rapids were Sunday home in Grund Rapid* I .»«.». tHlnkem Shaver. Charles Bauer. dinner gueat* of Mis* Alberta Ccnda tWinkki Macleod. Jane Blll Jackson. Michael Joe. J=c. (Browneil) Barlow. Ardith ilfartBilly Joe and Helen Anne are • ~ man» Boulter. Valerie - La Crosse) in Texas where they arc visiting Browner, Aaron Sherk. Ann returned from Mackinac Island j (Steuryi Asplund. 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A„ as „ , remodeled otr the Ray JenFuneral services for Mrs Rosa f purchased last' Courtnay. it. of 631 Tupper Lake ond went tn William Miller and Mra. Lorna Davidson and third went to Judge PhlUlp Mitchell and Granville Mitchell The eait- aoo. Second went to Mr. and Mr* Kenneth Rose and third to George Halcomb and Barbara Carol Rose found out when they were making plan* for a birthday party on Thursday. Aug IB, in her honor Sally had a way of “showing up" or trying to before the girl* were ready, and !t seemed to be lhe day that she * 1..'t - —— • Personal Mention ii| Second Best Mr. and Mra. Harry Wood at­ tended the reunion of her family, the Muir*, at Tyden Park on Bunday. The 21 present included Carl V. Muir. Mra. Wood'* bro­ ther of Beavertun. Mr. and Mrs Wayne Goehring of Midland. Mr and Mra. Ron VanBocxlacr of Baglnaw. Mr. and Mn Dale Muir of Detroit and Mr and Mrs Lyle Muir of Colorado and thetr families. There were five great-nephew* of Mr*. Wood In the group. mattress value $49 ■ WILL The WiUiam Parker* are enter­ taining Mr. and Mra. Albert Rapp and Mr. and Mrs. Homer Randall and Brace of Morrison you’ll love our BAKED GOODS 26c Salt- Rising Bread Frozen Pizza . . . ready to bake With Cheese, Small size 39c__________ Large Size 86c With Polish Sausage or Pepperoni, Smell 56c—Lg. 96c Sweet Breads: Date nut. banana pecan, buttermilk graham and orange FRIDAY & SATURDAY SPECIAL Buttermilk Friedcakes____ Special 50c Reg. 60c Dox. Apple Fritters 6 for 39c DALE’S BAKE SHOP BACKIo-SCHOOL CIOTHES FROM , CLEVELANDS GUARANTEE You BETrEI? GRADES? Waggoner of Dexter, at a dinner party thl* weekend to honor the birthday* of Mra. Rapp. Randall and Mr. Waggoner. America’s al the South Maple Grove EU B Church. Children *— **—*• a and family. HI Has- i and Mra. Archie Burd. | •pent Sunday afternoon Albert Green home. Mr. Ferriday High School at Ferri r*. Clarence Mayo of day. La. WM elected president of Ttiornapple Lake were callers the Key Club International. Rep­ there Saturday. the daughter cf Joel and Lucy resenting the Hastings Key Club al th* convention held In Chi­ cago. DI. were Ken Weller and She married Bert Courtnay tn Mike Hess Key Club* are spon­ September of 1902 and they lived sored by Klwanls International Hie Hasting* Klwanls Club and others plan to distribute test forms Gordon Crteby of Portland is ing to the Lake Cxlcwa axra He used during the program. Viewers, visiting hl* grandmother. Mr*. died on June 28. 1M2. Mra Courtprojected into a “driver's seat" tile beautiful Alps. the girl* were not to be outdone, Hubbard Hills Violet Anderaon. for a few day*, nay lias reaided in the village since 'and like the mall, they decided situation. will keep score a* they and they were Sunday dinner I960 face driving condltiora demanding that their party plans must go Uy Mr*. Albert Green guests ot Uie Hugo Andersons at knowledge, judgment and skill. so much tn that tone.' through. It all turned out beauBarlow Lake. Tlic Andersons' "Our Queen Marv“ rm-inej tUulIy- ewn big banner daughter. Georgia, who gradu­ Mra Don Gury entertained was one of scro-j the drive at the Kelsey Mr. and Mra. pavid Morale* ated from WMU in June, will be ume in •, home decorated with brightlywith a coffee Wednesday morn­ of ... this —------» the latter ipart —.- ... — r-cui—i. nur 8 un,e : colored balloons and the greet- and family of five children of leaving ing at her home on W Center The Alpine view* are ao- tag. “Happy Birthday, Kai ” Sal- 16S0 Walworth Ave. Paaadena, thonUr to teach at Warren Woods. Calvary Lulled ■.. — — ■ in“|iys’parent*, _____rj the Frank . ...» ... DcTnnt. mid-'thelr son. Vincent, church beautiful It la hard to -*oak Kenfleld*. Jakson. home on leave from her Calif., and Mrs Alice Roberta of who graduated from fee U ot M sun n mg are two daughters. Mr* enough of them. j werj also invited to enjoy the Battle Creek called on Mr. and In .lulm hn work In Uie Philippine Islands. ,1r;an •» . uuouumi _ m - ----- ■ -— ------------. aniri. ” , "We're leaving for Italy <o-1 •’•nlng's fun. The cheery camp­ Mra. Albert Green Friday. Mr*. nrer.ru Mra. Leola Caln iia* been visit: Job ta Canton, Ohto ;Und BIld Mra Oeon{e lAnna, tu­ tag her husband's sistar, Mrs morrow.” [At* seemed to be the center of Morales U tiie former Delphtae rn c .hm Petersen* of Chicago ' Encino. CUllf two aom. __ a______ ‘their activity, and even Utough Robert*, daughter of Mr*. Rob­ tame Friday to W J CUckard of Noon Lake. ►wnra PHHnv , o pick up their I iv*n and Stanley of Lake Oderaa; Wlxon, and other friends and • a graesome-looking figure, who ert*. They are spending a tv2^* J.n!..ttnd ?7>U.k' 14 grandchildren; 15 great-grandrelaUve* tn Detroit, and returned Mr. and Mn. Robert Wilson । had been making weird rustlings week vacation iff Michigan and r'.hnv, on their way back they will virit^°‘ur? a*e1 **•" becn ’rU,i‘nR I h e 1 r I children; two tutera. Mra. Jennie .1 — •___ on ... Aug .... 3.In tn th. last week with her granddaugh- were c* called Texas ln the mrn-flelrl corn-field, inwirwl appeared the grandmother, Mra. Frank AndWld X1JS ire of to V mA ofhi*^ «’’•««in«‘rU ter and husband. Mr. and Mrs became « o> Yellowstone National Park and for several week* and after. Hciiumum a. Geneva. Ind and a — . ------ .------- L; were not to be frightened off but several other place* of Interest. ru*. Jerry Andrus, who have been IIv-; nephew. Howard Beauchamp, spending the ntaht at Ute Wall SroS^a.ud°S^ orLaStag tag ta Detroit and working ta the! aho died before their arrival had a hilariously good time at Mra. Roberta will return with IjLke cottage of Mra. Andras they ' । hospital there and are now lo- Howard. 47. was a son of Rob­ did their masked • friend (Mr. them, w Mr. and Mn. Archie left on Saturday for New York to Rev. Rogers is the new pastor , Mt* sister. Mr* Verdle Beau- Kelsey». Th* girls chose the out- Burd entertained with a party visit his brother and family, the at the .Pilgrim Holiness Church The Ben Campbells were guest* champ, who lives on >. ranch al of-doors also for their slumber­ Aug. 14. There were 33 present Don Petersen*, at Oneonta . »nd preached here for the flrat of Marvel Willis in Battle Creek , Dumas. The Wilsons returned ing. watching lhe falling stars from Kalamaxoo. Middleville and Houseguest* ut the Clifton MU-‘ ume last Sunday. The former and feeling like real nature lov­ local. Brenda Tripp. Donald and on Sunday.______ the latter part of last week er* along with all the chatting Gary Tietx, R! HasUng*. spent im ta radto that had to be done before leav- last week at the Burd ....... home _w were Mr. and Mra. Ray Howlett. ha* moved to Midland for hl* new assignment. tag for school. Ouests at the;Mr, and Mr*. Ronald Burd and of Bradenton,-Fla. party were Jeanette Hammond, Janine Ostroth. Lynda Newtpn. Marjorie Buck. Sue Sanborn. Dawn Burghdofl and Jill Edger. for Simmons 95thAnniversary THE HASTINGS BANNER—1 Mn- Rosa Eggleston * I Binnehoff offlriated and Interment I r.i rate and T G. Thompson of Katama- May 34 program has prompted tne network to preeent Uie riww again ; greedmg the lobor Day weekend. Michigan iiad on* of the best participation records of any state in the televised test, according to Gerald W. SlUpman, executive sec­ rotary of the Michigan State Safety Cards from Abroad Commission. Shipman added. "PerA card from Florian Salik ta lup* the most thought provoking figure is that in Uie iu*t u-st Rome reporta, *1 am enjoying tay tour through Europe very Dunham IN BlOttny VI'/1 I rv-iL- * ONLY aif?MroN,B.V.P. OR VAN HEUSEbl W SHiRlS. The DePriester descendant* were entertained at tip home qt Mrs Mary Dacey In Kalamarou on Sunday. Aur 23. in honor \r her father. Mrtle 8tctnwqi,T!fftn. Ohio, who ha* been vHltl^riUr. Those attending from here were Mrs. Lena DePriester. Mr. and bouprta*. *49.95 Simmons 95th Anniversary Mattress... Dewayns Gallup. Mrs Julia De­ Only during Simmons 95th Anniversary can you buy this superior-quality mattress for $49.95. So outstanding a. value we rate it our second best mattress buy,.. only Beautyrest excels. You get 312 Adjusto-Rest coils... 100% felt upholstery anchored by inner tufting ... luxurious quilted cover... for only $49.95. I lmlird time at thli srecial pries! diaries Heacock and family and Mra. pauline Baker. Others were from Lakeland. Fla. Ft. Wayne and South Bend. Ind, Chicago, Battle Creek. Augusta and Hick- A family picnic was held Sun­ day. Aug. 22, at Charlton Park in ridge's 69th birthday. lua Quigley, Mra Jomm Blodirett of her four aona. John Qutherldge. all resident* of HnXlngs Alan attending were 22 grand­ children and two great, grand­ children. Mra. Gutiicridge makes Americas Blodgett, 422 W. Stale Street A baby shower for Mathew Eugene Willison, son of the Floyd Willison* and grandson of Mrs Carlton Kaechele. will be given Wednesday morning. Sept 1. by co-hostews Mra. Eugene Guern- mattress value s79 50 lain or full tire the latter'* Algonquin Lake home. The little honoree, with his parent*, will be visiting here Tuesday through Ttiuraday and till* will be the flrat time the little fellow will greet and meet his many Hastings friends bo iipring BEAUTYREST by Simmons Only Beautyrest, with over 800 separate, pock etdG coils, gives you body-fitting comfort . . firms tip under your sides and back, gives under your shoulders and hips. You get solid comfort throughout! Gun Lake on Hastings Pointe over the weekend when the Aben Johnson clan gathered tor a visit. This Included the Aben Johnson. Jr., family from Bloom­ field Hill* and the Alan Blacklldge family from Santa Ana, Calif. . IN HISTORY, STA- _ SlAY PASSED. (.EVEN THROUGH THE CIVIL WAttEWE, 10^7.35. The Da rid Goodyear* enter­ tained hi* bowling team and their wives for a potluck supper at the Goodyear cottage at Gun Lake on Hastings Pointe. Beautjrtil... your brat buy al any priral fl SIMMONS | OPEN FRIDAY EVENINGS TILL 9 CLOSED ALL DAY THURSDAYS CLEVELAND'S. WE'RE OPEN! EVERV PAY FFTM FENNY 9 To 5:30. AT 130 E. State. from another diner at the same Home of Fine j] V FURNITURE 1 105 EAST STATE ST. HASTINGS PHONE Wl 5-5105 Michigan. G. Mennen Williams, now assistant Sec. of State. Mrs. Howard Frost chaumancd i Uie day for the Ladles Luncheon , at the Hasting* Country Club| Tuesday. She was assisted by Mra. Robert Stanley. Mra K 9. i McIntyre. Mr* William Stedman, i Mr*. Richard GuenUier and Mrs. I Prod Hauser. FRCM , CLEW LANDS WlCU^S W Al $9.95 ANP STOP AT $15.9s: family reunion last week at Mn. Merl Clark's Guernsey Lake cot­ tage, Including Mra. Velma Gates of Delton Rl. This was the tint family gathering ta 33 years When the Roy Hubbards re­ cently celebrated their 45th wed­ ding anniversary. with the Ed­ ward Haye* family of Eaton Rapid*, by having a dinner parly in Jackson one of the highlight* J^CKCT SHE! CLEVELAND’S �SI V-^^^IAIfred Hazel, 96, VFW Kiddies Have Fun at Nashville Of Lake Odessa Succumbs Youth Fined The ptn oak tree 1* well named. I The Cherokee. hrquoU. anA 1 Though thia oak probably wa* I Mutkogran India™ are the only named from the pin* on leaf- trltiea in North Amerixa Imown tips, tlw abort tminrhre , to have hunted with blowgun*. served a* pine which held many -----------•-----------a building together before nail*; The atandard 7-inch pencil became plentiful. I can draw a line 33 mlka long- Fifty children from the VFW National Home went back to Eaton Rapid) Saturday night tired but happy They had been In Naahville all day where they were entertained by the local VFW and Auxiliary Post 8260 trovar T. Lrthcw Utting In Ha»Munfcipal Court •u flnrd SJ* plus S3 43 Brrkwlth wa* arrwtrd early Sunay at the Dog ’N mucm ne aat tn lA until ni* arraignment Franklin E Decker, ». Hailing*. and Mra. George bockw.xxl X CARPeliNc STOP in and SEE the t Largest Selections in BARRY COUNTY.. . ‘ hall and danced u> muilc by The Drifter* However, the youngMera. for the mart part, were more interested In listening to lhe music than dancing. Several I boy* liad a chance to all In with the band to play the drama. One lucky boy was Ricky Glelm. 12. from the North ^Carolina cabin, who wa.s presented a uiare drum from the musician*. Ricky'* Welcome, Little Newcomer If your Mommy wiH phons Os. i Welcome Wigon hostess will visit you with a basket of i>tts and poetlltti tp let you know how welcome your arrival is and to congratulate pur parents. NYLONS - WOOLS - ACRILONS and HERCULONS by * Mager atul Monarch M Special 501 Nylon L A\Hcoi ^^Rug & Furniture Gulden Jubilee tytfy'i/natuma£ Cleaning Specialists Open I louse to WELCOME NEWCOMER! Use this coupon to let tn know you're here S YEARS EXPERIENCE — GUARANTEED WORK Fete Welkers Sclewtrfic Lakarsloey Tests* Shew DURACLEAN Method Outcleans All Other* Open houce will be held Sun- MDcrs NAME------------------------------------- nated pop. and many others from the Post and Auxiliary contribu­ ted Uieir time and energy to provide a day of fun and enter- Please here lhe Welcome Wtpn all on me My Diddy WOUld like tO MlbSCflbt 10 the Hastings Banner^ My Diddy already subscribes Compared with machine scrubbing, dry powder cleaning and "Do-lt-Yourielf" shampooing— I Ville te care tor their parent* Mr. Welker has beyn a farmer, '•arpcdtcr and mlllwnghl Ttiey When you’re cooking on an lived in Maple Grove Township. outdoor grill. Ixi» do you figure cooking lime? If the tempera-1 Outdoor Cookery Young Mother Of 3 Sons Dies Of Heart Attack Sq. Yd. INSTALLATION INCLUDED Plus FREI SPOT REMOVAL For a Period of 6 Month* uco they retired from fanning and moved lo 210 Queen atieet. h.!Hu 1. Duroclean removed from */2 to 65% more soil than other methods. 2. Duroclean showed less than V; of I * A fab­ ric wear compared with up to 25 times os much with other methods 3. Duroclean showed absolutely no shrinkage compared with up to 231 sq inches lost by some of the other methods on a 9 by 12 rug. . IchUdren and 10 great, grand- guide you while cooking pro|childi^n moat of whom will join cred*. but If you don't have one. I i In the-t-lebrntlon Sunday then make certain the coal)' 1 Mr and Mra. Welker are aak- burn down from their white-hot | ; Inc Hurt their friend* refrain *ta«e to that tn which they’re i | from bringing any gift*, please covered with a fine gray ash । • ThU provide* a moderate tern-| Jli a fad. . . Tfour tafa^trnm! uiddad off riyll mill , property tul an.I proptrhj iJ. Pttaia td ui tip fain IflO LATE TO CLASSIFY Miller’s Ds«vi«N Rhone Wl 5-2091 107 E. Woodland. Hatting* Midway Between Broadway and Michigan Open Mon. thru Fri. till 9 P.M. — Closed Saturdays Bpn Franklin has everything for The other 95% of the time TO-SCHOOL! il'%’ he needs boy-proof shoes rugged Buster Browns with tough, long-wearing PVC soles WEAREVER PEN Sheaffer's PEN With 12 washable blue cartridges. Medium and fine point giant refills. An angel on Sunday... a tiger the rest of the week. The time when ha needs a rugged shoe that takes all the punishment he can dish out. His Buster Browns go the distance live with ease in the rough and tumble world of a growing boy. Onward FITTED BINDER Onward FILLER PAPER Heavy blue canvas binder... a must tor back-to-schoolers! Fine Onward quality to take lots of wear and tear! Get ready for school with plenty of 8W x 11 In. white paper, priced for savings at our once a year price! 1.14 Value ...save 26c 300 SHEETS 2.02 Value....uve 53c 500. SHEETS PVC* soles are built to last.-.. built to bo outgrown before they're outworn. Bring your little angel in soon for a fitting. 30 LUO PENCILS You’ll both be happier! Priced according to size, $7" WHITE PASTE $Q99 Full length, with col­ orederasers. Rtf. 2.98 isstd. school top ... Rtf. 1.59 instil edp binders .. Ref. 1.59 |Mino hl"X» binder... Rt<- 1-N 2rl«t binder feej. 1.00 3-rint binder M(. 9k lnd«ud notebook.... Rtf. 39c thems, noli book Haavywa/gkt BUSTER BROWN. Wayne's " / shoe store 134 W. St*te St. LOOSE LEAF BINDERS Upholstery vinyl assures extra long wear! Metal IMt dn. rings. Asstd. colors. 4 ■ffl g Rtg. 25c cowboy pencil tibisl . Reg. 1.00 Webster's DWIoniry. Ret. 25c 11 CrayolM CLOCK RADIO Automatic "wake to mu­ sic" dock is self-starter. Antique white plastic. Ben Franklin" 102 West State Street at Jefferson �Dies Thursday; Rites Saturday Open Home to ' Mark Silver , Wedding Jubilee Funeral service* for Bui A. Engle. 84. »4 East Colfax, who died early Thursday morning. Aug. 18. at Plainwell, were held Department Convention held In at 1:30 pm. Saturday at the . Leonard-(Wood Funeral Home. Grand Rapids in June. Fitzgerald Corps Lists Activities -- - - - An open house honoring Mr. . and Mrs. Harold Dealing of R2 article regarding the Hope Town- ■ ship Centennial. Il was written Igan territory baud upon grants I by John C. Ketcham whom 1 saw made by English kings tn colo­ nial days. Notably were those of Mar.ach-.L-.ctu and Virginia. , These were seuled by the “Ordl— .'fiance of 1787’ creating what was HOPE CENTENNIAL RECALLS termed 'The Northwest Terri- J Mr Dooling Li employed by I Doehler-Jarvis In Grand Rapids. ■ Peace Corps Test ■ ' By John C. ketehsm , An w w opportunity for Barry “ °,"r While Hope Township was the Indiana from 1800 to 1806. but I last In •the to be organorgan- 11 was organlred- as a territory in — ■u- county ——— •■> -----------ixed. and become a township 30 the last named year, with Lewis Consumers Power years ago. or in 1850, the flrat Cols is territorial governor and aeuler to locate In Hope was in a ’legislative council. Barry coun­ Safety Checks ty wax included as a part of ........- ______ ______________ the township's centennial w»« Lsnawer county in 1838. and All Vehicles held this year, on August 17. at Every Consumers Power Com- eluding the Prudential Insurance passed or failed. It measures Cloverdale. Lt was a rainy day. piny truck and car in the Has- Building and the Museum of general aptitude and ths ability 1tTTTi I*h2cn cut uie auenaaoce ma- W‘ iowiimup me couiuy w» unga area waa safety checked History' and Science. to learn a Unguage. Jene Sergey both Hastings, terially. The picnic dinner was dtaugruted as a county October Tuesday morning. Aug. 24. Frank 1------------------------------------------------------ ---- ---------- ---------- ;----------------- — 17 T^WWrcn:.. e‘*h *"*'• hold in the Hope Township hall 23. 1823. It wax named Barry Illtchle. urea manager said grandchildren and one auter-.m Cloverdale and the exercises county in twnor of William T. Thl Dr„.rtm Bart of a Mra. Claude (Lottie) Pangbom'i- •».. ™u_, in 1 *n” waa pari oi a Church. i the cabinet of President Andrew | «>mpany - wide Inspection of of Munialng. The nrnaram nt tn. rtav wu Jsckiwn. We hare In thia state' the utility'* automotive equlpprS^STc^ urS <* In<hani. m»"«• Now mowing’* fun, and faster, too. Tint 4-icason tractor cases all la wn and garden tasks. Test-ride? Call: E. L. CARPENTER HARDWARE 142 E. State ft. Rhone Wl 5-2983 Invite Democrats, Others to Eaton County Com Roast BACK to SCHOOL » This event Is anticipated by Eaton County Democrats each1 Car though there la no set date. arren and Georgia Hull, nt■ 1 direction of Welton Brooks, and waa preceded by a thirty minute, Com. VanBiuw. Thb llupccUon insures all vehlc4"* on highways are ente eg twenty pieces, organlxed and directed by Mrs. Welton Brooks The dtlaena of that township are greatly Indebted to John C. Ketcham of thia city for the tatlon he gave of the history of tiial township up to 1800. From that date on it is expected it will be continued by local peopie. A committee was authorised j to do this, which committee will Lots of real medicated help for troubled skin. Scrub aids' -CLOVERDALE tire county waa constituted as 'Tocjd DQv' at Fair one township of Katamaroo I * county. It continued in t h a t CongreMtnan Paul H. Todd, Jr. (lluallon for several ytara. By <D„ Mich.). will be In the Third 183fl people had wtrird In this District tlite weekend to attend county. It waa organised as one'the annual Eaton County Fair.! township officially on March 23.! Friday. Aug. 20th has been act l«a firat <nwn uilte u "Tnrtd tkr the FWIr" tOM anrf up problem complexions. UPHOLSTERING THE, A,AOS — Scrub pud, fur th«upeutic aid for Acne--------------------------------- • SA 95 I ' ACNE-DOME— medicated cleanser $g5° STRIDEX — Mgdicatcd cleansing pads for pimples, blackheads and oily skin QQc vO 7Qc CLIAIASIL-'* ' --b- Cimw. Wl— ——I___________ I O up to eating plenty of sweet corn loaded with butter, renewing old all the real cotate of Uw town­ acquaintances, making new ship were always given by “The United 8la tea of America!" How. and from whom, did the United States obtain the ownership of Congressman Paul H. Todd. thia property, and the right to Jr.. Democrat-repreeentatlvs from Michigan's Third District, will be guest of honor. 7N0TO win LEWIS ELECTRIC Tbomapple township, which in-! eluded Irving. Rutland. Yankee j Springs, end Thornapple; Johns­ town township whfch Included I APPLIANCES KITCHENS ★ G. E. ★ IXL ★ ADMIRAL ★ Ea,y ★ KEMPER (Plisaisg asd InitillaliMl ELECTRIC and PLUMBING CONTRACTORS Aho ... SUPPLIES Paint, Hardware, Water Systems <*•***»•> THE FURNITURE BUILDING TV, Rainbird Springer Systems Wayne Haxel P^ne 374-3523 TACIU MIOICATID CUAl ML - QQe Foe acne, pimples, oily skin, blockheads 03 up FHISOHEX— Antibacterial skin cleanser. DU BARRY'S—Modicatad astringent & fre^cleansing groins_* Dorothy Gray neca ri lANtiur. oarc Back to School Hints $4 50 B DU BARRY’S CLEANSING GRAINS — w/frea, “all clear* medicated face wash $4 25 “ $4 00 !i GO’ September Hath MICHIGAN STS.TSFAIR UUG. J7-5BT. 6J crnuwr A Spacial Family Double Feature Program " Showing Thursday thru Saturday trap. They had almost no use for the rich resources of this state. The government did not; cheat the Indians nor take the land from them without campenaarion. On lhe contrary by the1 treaty of Chicago, most, erf MichIrfan was ceded to. the federal government, and the United States paid the Octawas SI.000 00 per year for M years for what rights they had. and 11.500 00 per year to assist them in the pur­ chase . of blacksmith and other tools needed for farming end to help each their children. It paid the PottawatemlM J5.000.00 year­ ly for all time, find 8l.Q00.q0 yearly for the purchase of took and salary of teachers to trairt EHJtrr CAREFREE 30 Days, and Often All Thirty Of Them Can One of these worries may be the expense of getting a son or daughter off to school. During the coming school term there are many bank services you will find useful. Should your finances be somewhat short, let us help with a loan. A checking account is most convenient for helping to budget expenses. For any of your banking needs in the school year or anytime, try us. You'll like the Win joi'ri hiirei k> WOLVERINE'S service you get! . NEW tiit»Mr's.Pellcy Hull Ccnibji HASTINGS INSURANCE AGENCY Open doily Monday thru Saturday ’til 3:00, Thursdays 'HF 12:00 National Bank of Hastings Member Federal Rererte Sytlom and Federal Depotil Iniuranee Corporation DEPOSITS INSURED UP TO $10,000.00 ■ 219 Wwtanli. Phon, 9J5-4100 *STaAND^BASTIMBS* Ums from s6000 to s60,00000 �9—THE HASTINGS IUNNTR - I jxrnon. LeRoy Mr-Clurkin. IB. 1612 ;8 Jetferron, to drive iila rar on ! ’flucd • l#kr* serf IWkwtth rt Ml F *WCh U T*0™"11*' M , nicnara Dcckwnn, it. joi e , . q *< Immanuel Gul id to Mret , - . Youth blued Ttllrtu before Middleville Justice Omer T- Lethcoe Mtting tn H**- Alfred Hazel. 96. Of Lake Odessa Succumbs VFW Kiddies II Funeral rervires for Alfred T S Wdco agon i retired drain contractor. 16. 1895, anj had lived in Lake tile Lake Ode. sa IOOF lodge and served as lodge »< cretary for many tears . .surviving are hla wife. Anna; thne daughteis. Mu Edward ■ Ferni Soper of Flint. Mn Charlts 1 France* * Harrell of Grume Pointe ■nd Mrs Gerald 'Pearl* Bretz of Detroit; the ran-. Clare of Detroit. I Piini Harbor, Fin. Ruareh anil 1 Robert of laike extra** 21 grand I children: 45 grrat-gnuulchiidnn: I a Mater, Mrs Anju Shattuk of |Oi»o*», and two brother*. Charles ■■ a Caroline Furlong, lhe aaxUlaryThe youngster* and their coun­ sellor* arrived st 1 pm and »rre taken to the skating rink until 4 pm llien they returned to Noahville for a dinner at the VFW hall and danced to music by The Drifter*. However, the young­ ster*. for the matt part, were more Interested In listening to Uie music than dancing. Several boy* had a chance to Ml in with the band to play Uie drums. One lucky boy was Ricky Olelm, 12, from the North Carolina cabin, who was presented a snare drum from Uie musicians Ricky's name is to be inscribed on Uie 'drum before it is turned over lo 'him. . Tbe,guests then attended the | micro midget trophy race* at mjx(n at Oiln-s If your Mommy will phone us, 1 Welcomg Wsicn hostess will visit you with a basket cl (ifts and graetings to let you know how welcome your arrival is and to cwiratulala your parents - Fifty children from th* VFW National Home went back to Eaton Rapid* Saturday night tired but happy. They had been in Nashville all day where they were entertained by the local VFW and Auxiliary Put 8280 meeting at her cottage on Gun to be held Hus Wedncaday at th* Pickens Chape! at 1:30 with Inter­ ment In lakeside Cemetery. Beckwith ws* arrested early Sunplanned by tbe committee. Mr> at the Dog -N Huoa nr until his arralgnnwrit I Mid Harriet Clark Haul. and came to UiU area with hU Pan-nU at Welcome, Little Newcomer I? nave r tin at Nashville MR. AND MRS. GROVER WELKER . . To Celebrate Golden Anniversary. Robert <Faithi Greer of Delton.. The celebration will be held in i the Maple Leaf Grange nail.; five miles south of Nashville on j name Inscribed. M-C« Iram 2 to 5 p.m. ! Police Chief Ddn DAn Lair added | I Visiting the Woodrow Wynhs WELCOME NEWCOMER!' Grace Hecker, daughter of w the entertainment ot Uie | last, week were lheir dauKtih-r. George and Eva iSmlUii Hecker, i youngsters by providing fireworks * Um this coupon to Id us know you're here g 'Marian Hansen, and her friends.; and Mr Welker, aon of William ,w,re displayed by Uie; ! Pat Johnson and Roberta Wish- ■ Open house will be held Sun­ and Mary Ann * Longanccker* ^,0*n- Kenneth Furlong | MOOTS NAME. I art, of Detroit. aav. “nd Mrs. Jerry Banfleld do- , day. Aug. gsr. 29. in tn nonor honor oi ot inc the Welker were married Aug. 29. | Mr. and Mrs Gerald Handera noth wedding anniversary of Mr. 1915. At the home ot the bride* “<3.n’“’y u<*htr,i,™m AOORLSL. ■ and thetr four boys have had a and Mra Grover Welker. | parents In Maple Grove Town- **J$ '*n,*J Au»lll*ry conirtbu-, । wonderful vacation trip, the ta,?, P*™.M t, *M «*» “ tm_______ __________ f—---------------------------------■ highlights of which were Niagara . their children. Mr. and Mrs. I FalL*. the Worlds Fair, and □ Please have the’Welcome Wagon call on me I ; Washington. DC They a ho visl- Loyn Welker of Nashville. Mr ville to care for their parent* • and Mr* V. R Welker and Mr. □ My Daddy would like to subscribe to the Hauinp Banner ■ ted friends at- Evansville. Ind Mr Welker has been a farmer. • Since their return, guests over and Mr* Anthony <Zora' Gulgar Q My Daddy already subscribes -— I the weekend were Mr. and Mrs all of Pontiac and Mr. and Mrs. ••arpenter and millwright, Tlwy When you're cooking on on |1 lived in Maple Grove Township. outdoor grill, how do you figure Ed Kornoely and daughters of 10 years in Battle Creek and 10 cooking time? If Uie tempera­ ■ Albion and Mr and Mr* Howard Youn? Mother Helntzlemah of Coals Grove 1 wu"t5 nrivinvr - ~ ,lln’ u kept at moderate, the! IE w" 'i«~ Of 3 Sons Dies and moved to 210 Queen street,• used Indoor* with your range j Nashville. Of Heart Attack Outdoor grill thermometer* will' The Welker* have* 13 grand- give accurate temperatures to Mra. Dona Jean Oardniv. 35. children and 10 great, grandof R2 Wayland, died Sunday childrep most of whom will join guide you while cooking profuUowing a heart attack suffer­ 1 In th* celebration Sunday. ed al her home Jll a fad.. engagement wifi dad off rigid with burn down from their w)Ute-hoc 1 Mr. .ho,.ttai uilr erlg graded, property cut andproperty stage to tfial in which they're e" r s-™' “™«“«™ —■ Tills provides a moderate ton-. Company, was the mother of I • • lued diamond. Ptease let erature for grilling lhe food in­ tiirve sons | The maturity date on seed ... ■ stead of charring it unpalatatay evaluation Ltfare you She is the niece of Mrs. Ray I pockets is the average number Gruber of Ri Hastings l.,f day* from the time Uie seeds In addiuon to her husband are sown or plants are ret In <md tajumM l,, l»r. „„ unut I1M parents, four brother*, inchid-' , , ing I’nil Reran, formerly withaltitude, type of aoU. Uie Detroit Tigers, two Msttra. r»rtz»-c>a«n WAN 1EL>—Someone to care for 118 W. State St. children day*. Phona WI 5­ and u grandmother. Mra. Agnes ran«- ll to vary cogpiderably. however. 9568. 7 8/28' Ilhtdon of Wrbb-RIng. Inc. Area now ot Sylvania. Ohio NONE : named from the pin* on leaf-1 tribes m North America known lipa, the trart* short tranche. I to h«»* hunted with btowptna. Mrvtd “ >na which held many : ------------ O-----------» buildtag together before nailsI The standard t-lnch pencil became plmtlful. lean draw a Um >5 mUea tone- CARPeTiNG STOP in and SEE the Largest Selections in BARRY COUNTY ... NYLONS ■ WOOLS - ACRILONS and HERCULONS by ALigre ati/l Monarch Sq. Yd. 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State St. . , Ann Automatic “wake lo mu- > VfffO sic” dock la salf-atartor. | - V Ben Frankliri 102 West State Street at Jefferson �I | | I I I ' I ' ■ L Portland Lassie Wins Woodland Horse Show The Woodland Junior Hone--------------------------------------------------Show waa held .Sunday. Aug 23 The pony halter trophy do-. at lhe Woodland Ball Park. Forty-i“ud * £7 Shattuck, Portland; “2nd, Patty seven contestant* participated in hnrnraa racing and F. 8 Nlcl- Acker, Centreville; 3rd. Carol Hasting*. 4th. Karey 173 evehts j h*mer **nt to Clare Jackson of Converse. Many spectator* were along Bake Odessa: 2nd. Diant Clark. Becker. Hasting* Trophy was donated by Waller A. Reed. Lake ta -UX ta^ta.. Z da Jackson with Mia* Copper '; 2nd. Cindy Chapman, Sunfield: 3rd. Tamera Kantner. Woodland; 4th, Londa Jackacn with “Stub­ by " Hastings Public Library ' Located Corner Court Md Church Sircelt Library Hours: Tuesday and Thursday Monday, Wednesday and Friday 12:30 to 8:30 p in. The Hastings Banner Cai^einn Twa TL.. — a..-..-*26, fK. 1965 1OXC Thursday, August hoM 1 to 6 Intone Requiem At St. Rose Marriage Licences Caravanners Attend Rally ' XriMa I. TeM. *7 ■ Krl« A4aaa. Hutlt>*» . 1* At Frankenmuth For Mrs. Lowe i Jaka C. Barakaab Puubwrsk, Pa. ZZ The Rev. Joseph C Dunphy ,>lmMU I* to Intone the Requiem Maa*, aauley Cinto. Hsiiiun 'at tn a m PrIAav al Rt Rziaa lit < n„„BM ItxrUnfi 'Edna M. Lowe. 74. of 320 W Clinton Street, who died about 8 j Jackson. Sunflald. 2nd, Duane 12:30 to 6 p.m. English pleasure trophy waa cy Estep. Woodland. 4th. Cindy 1 Woodland The halUr ‘Uvtstol awarded lo Pam Brunett. Grand Chapman, Bunfield **: S?‘'np,.0.n....h“1US ironhv hv sVnMl.rv! Last class of the day waa adult Saturday horse want to Diane Hendee of trophy donated by Woodland Ksiamuoo Conrad* Standard pleasure won by Royal Smith of Portland with her weanling filly. Mutual Insurance Company was Station donated the trophy. Hasting* riding “Angel Eyea"; Western pleasure for 13 and “Honey Bun." Reserve champion won by Pam Brunett of Grand Burial 2nd. Marlin Meyer*. Woodland, Ixdge with second place going to Cemetery. 3rd. Phyllis Lehman. Lake Odes­ beta Florey" shown by Brenda Diane Clark of Battle Creek. dee. Portland; 2nd. Londa Jack­ sa. and 4th. Stan Townsend. son. Sunfield; 3rd. Pam Jackson. Hendee of Portland. Grand cham• Kn pleasure horse was King Brenda Hendee of Portland; 2nd. Bunfield; 4lh. Bob Smith. Has­ Clarksville. Many thanks to al) who helped * Shattuck. Portland: 3rd. ting*. Trophy donated by Mr. nd'* Dan owned and shown by by Janry Roche* Dodson she moved wUh o Bb<rM1U Bunfield. with -------Unda Eliott, Sunfield; 4th. and Mra. John Barnum of Wood­ make thl* show a success. Again Linda Elliott of Sunfield. her parent* to Pennsylvania a*: —------ ' thanks to the judge, Dennis May• Janey Shattuck's "Perry's Bu- Tamera Kantner. Woodland. land. a small child, and married How-, gar" standing reserve champion Trophy donated by Victor EckWestern pleasure for 14 and . ard Lowe in Pennsylvania. /1 . * pleasure horse Ribbons for this ardt of Woxlland A young mother ia.struck by a They moved to Hastings In The filling and showmanship Bunfield. 2nd. Janey Shattuck, Ttadinr ta .'I— Ilw ... In WIKTC .... UK ..... ---Mr- ---- — —..Z "“J Vllipu/ycxi . . “ . . Discount. Mulliken's Service Su­ trophy donated by Woodland Portland. 3rd. Larry Acker*on, lured A little buy need* delicate the j. w Blba Company. He tton. ^oren Hershberger and Elevator »a* presented to Linda Sunfield, 4th. Laurel Lutcher. open-heart surgery, to gave hl* — —— Classic * Drug Store. Eliott of Sunfield; 2nd. Ken Portland Trophy donated by Dr. life A lirtnophlllac (a bleeder। Following Mr. Low«» death. Brook*. Woodland; 3rd. Janey and Mrs Robert Cary. Heatings. Shattuck. Portland; 4th, Jane ble d to deatK ’ne WM ,n* hou*ke*Prr a- lhc Winner of the Clover leaf waa : ° St. Rose Convent for 16 veers aith the following placing*: 1st, Maus, Kalamazoo. Londa Jackson. Sunfield, with । What du all three people lave aiie had been In poor IwaJth for Diane Hendee, Portland: 2nd. Gilliland* Garage of lake "Stubby"; 2nd. Diane Hendee. In common’ They nred bloodCindy Chapman, of Bunfield; Odessa donated Uie Horseman­ Portland; 3rd. Duane Kimmel. I and without it. they cannot live. I 3rd. Barb Johnson. Portland; 4th. ship Class trophy*. Winning thia Lake Odessa; 4th. Cindy Chap­ Barb Gilliland. Woodland Tro- was Unda Elliott. Sunfield: * man. Sunfield Trophy donated Pam Brunett. Grand lodge; by Smith Brothers Elevator Mr and Mrs. Charles Brooks of ixinda Jackson. Sunfield; 4lh. Woodland Catholic Daughter* of -- --------------------«,««» ™r Woodland. Janey Shattuck. Portland. Barrel bending was won by pltal. were held at 2 pm. Fri- yout own rnn..iy.. ■ ... ... . . l—injrd.Ckimfti FuNancy Walma. Grand. — Rapid* She b aurvlvrd by a daughter. with "Buzz'. 2nd. Londa Jack­ neral Home. Mra. Richard ■ Virginia! Covey. son. Sunfield; 3rd. Brenda Hen­ The Rev. George Elliott offi­ ; 220 W. Clinton, three grandcluldee. Portland; 4th. Nancy Wal­ ciated with burial in Berryville 'ar In’lnT. drpn: two Rleat Khtrtdchlldren. ma. with "Annie ' Trophy do­ and one alstor. Mrs. Chreter nated by Vic's "Barber Shop. Lake Mr*. Mudge waa hoepltalized ‘Mary) Meibom of Haines City, Odessa Woodland Martel; Les' on Munday, Aug. 18. The Barry County Chapter of Service Station Woodland. Siu- waa bom in Henry Coun­ ty. Ohio on Oct r< HW3 the u>c *n»«ncan uro crow tuu t*i c . Pint In ride and lead was Lon.uuair or a2L tai Km™ “J"!!1 ,nirr*> j> a child rhlld she HOBlenU J ■ iBlcra* Ebrrlv Eberly A As nwldmU of thia Cxxinty county to get wuh io ^.‘^‘±5’ ffu-' ?..*““■••• — •*- SSS.SITMIEJSE: . ...• ... tended school there I '■ S** 1. at Ute American She married Eari Mudge on ^011 Hall, corner of B Church Mra. William G Bradford. 135 E I July 3. 1916. at Jackaon. They 8’T*? ta Heatings South Street, was injured about i moved to Hartings In 1918. | rrotn 12 ,KMjn to 6 P" She waa a member of the, “Before the final tong holiday 2:15 pm Wednesday. Aug. 18. when Hastings Flrat Methodist Church. (weekend of ths Bummer, lets NEW > Your Blood Is Needed Here Next Wednesday attended the third Michigan . f*. Wally Byam Rally of the year 111 which waa held at Frankenmuth „ ' on Friday. Saturday and Sunday. vanners. Among those from here were is; the William SehHhanecka. Rufus ” Waldron*. Ward Erways, Ralph items. Harold Jone*. Jake BenzidJr.v Rooert Brook*. Lyle Aker•* lyp from Hastings and Mr. and Mrs. Earl Mudge Dies Following Brief Illness ^HASTINGS^ “ ,ta Safety Belt May J ■ Have Prevented Serious Injury iHEATINGj CARPET MILLS favor HOST, FURNACES Modern Aire - Oil - Gas - Coal HOT WATER BASEBOARD HEATING PLUMBING SUPPLIES WATER HEATERS ------- FREE ESTIMATI WATER SOFTENERS Call WI 5-5769 or WI 5-3732 Winegard Gold FM Antenna Gets 100-Mile Reception $1)95 up BORTON'S to dean modern carpets dale, according to Deputy Haney ■ was a former member of the Hl <* Injured." leaders urged Hiwatha Rebekah Lodge ~ Mr* Bradford waa treated al Mra Mudge is survived countits participating tn the HOST coniltit ot a Dry Cleaner and an Electric Bruih deiigned for Red Crore blood program that is Pennock Hoepital for a cut under operated through Che Lansing ! Regional Center. more severely injured but had her Because this otamty particlUm our machine to dean 300 sq. ft. CQQC Mrs Bradford area retumli^ of Baldwin, and two slatera. from vtaltlng her mother al Kala(average home) only ▼ y Mr* Laura Sponable of Hastings Bob Wilk Dick Henney Antenna Service lan of Healings. 2153 Gun Lake Road Hastings Phone 945-9773 The first Perris wheri high­ lighted the 1893 Chicago Expo­ sition. hit the bank then bounced off and LIRE BANNER WANT ADS*. A FIVE LEVEL HOME AT ALGONQUIN LAKE: top level hat three HASTINGS FLOl 123 West State Street. Hastvi COVERING ^Fhoaa WI 5-5118 Saturday to see If ON SOUTH BROADWAY. a me. home not ail finished. a good ...$18,000.00 ANOTHER REAL NICE HOME AT PODUNK LAKE: hat two bedwith dming space. full bath full basement with cil heating A REAL GOOD NINE ROOM HOME with three nice bedroom. room, dining room, kitchen, full bath, hat a basement with oil soil, located in Odessa Township. Ionia County $10,500.00 FIVE ROOM RUNGALOW OUT ON NORTH BROADWAY, with living room, two bedrooms, dining room and kitchen combined, bath, her and cold running water, three stall garage, right of way to lake for$10,500.00 A YEAR ROUND HOME AT THORNAPPLE LAKE with living room, dining room, kitchen, two bedroom* and bpth. newly paneled, new hot water heater, new oil furnace, and prenp. ha* aluminum siding, two stall garage - j..$9,300.00 TWO REAL NICE LOTS ON THORNAPPLE RIVER, close to dam and good fishing site on blacktop rood for$1,300.00 ON ALGONQUIN LAKE, two rial nice lots (large one*) for $2,400.00 SI 6,500.00 A REAL SWELL HOME IN THE TAFFIE ADDITION, nearly naw. ha* large living room, two swell bedroom*, dining room, kitchen and full bath, utility room, family room, lot* of cupboard*, attached two stall electrically operated door, oil furnace, real **«• >■« $27,000.00 A REAL GOOD. LARGE HOME IN THE FIRST WARD, ha* living room, four bedroom*, large kitchen with real nxe cupboard*, family room paneled, bath with shower and stall, utility room with buill-in cupboards, laundry room, has full basement, and all this foe $4,000.00 WE HAVE ONE SCHOOL HOUSE TO SELL VERT REASONABLE. A GOOD INVESTMENT IN TWO APARTMENT HOUSES, both M.-ACRE LOT. * Woodland, for 41,100.00 A REAL NICE HOME IN THE FIRST WARD has two bedroom* upstairs and one closet, and down one bedroom, living room, A BUNGALOW IN WOODLAND VILLAGE, living room, dining . room, three bedroom*, kitchen and bath, gat'floor furnace. A NICE HOME ON CROOKED LAKE to trade for property close to Hastings. A BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY ESTATE iust out of town on two acre nice bedroom* with doteft, two full bath*, strictly modern kitchen with monowallt built in birch cupboard*, disposal, lot* of built in accessories, thermopane windows, full basement lightning rods, lots of shrubbery ..........____ $32,000.00 ANOTHER PLACE JUST OUT OF TOWN, home has two bedroom. decorated, good location for___________________ $15,100.00 BUILDING LOT IN lad WARD, sewer and water In. has a garage on H, also aS7.JOO.OO part basement ......____ ...___ ..$1,500.00 A REAL NICE HOME IN THE 4th WARD, has three good bedroomt, full bath and two lavatories (colored fixture*) upstair* *nd down, a living room with fireplace, dining room, den and L.r.K," ...I,*. .---. -u. 415.800 BEAUTIFUL HOME AT ALGONQUIN LAKE, all on one floor. .ta, —taaix, ureu wnn on, new two Stan gsraee. aluminsen siding, paneling woodwork In living room, on excellent road, school bus service, for_______ ...$20,000.00 WE HAVE A HOME IN BATTLE CREEK, with three tredrooms and bath up end down it has one bedroom, living room, dining room, kitchen, full basement, new us furnace, new water heater, nme front and back enclosed porches, wants to tr*» for a place with about 30 acre* north of Hastings. THREE NICE BUILDING LOTS ON HASTINGS HEIGHTS. good well and pump and eledtrlc washer, dryer and refrigerator foe..................................................................................... $8,000.00 A REAL SWEET BUNGALOW at Oeen Meadows Number One: has Iivine room 13 x 19 ft., three real nice bedroom*, dining room and kitchen, full bath with double lavatory, full basement with electric heat, poured wall*, one and one-half U*H garage, on two acre lot with lot* of tree* -..-.---...--$17,300.00 ANOTHER REAL NICE BUNGALOW IN CARLTON TOWNSHIP, close to Hastings, with living room, this* nice bedroom*, kitchen with lots of cupboards, full bath. Hiving room is carpeted) full basement with coal furnace, has attached gauge, for SI 1,000.00 A BI4.EVEL IN HASTINGS HEIGHTS (nearly new), home on upper level, it h*» living room, three nice bedrooms, kitchen laundry and batemant, heated with gat furnace ...$l3.500.00 worried about safety? use an HCB checking account! You don't need the F.B.I., Secret Service, State Police, Sheriff, local Police or Special Police to guard you as you pay your bills . . .* you have complete safety in a Free Personalized checking account . . . only at HCB, of course! HASTINGS SALESMEN Richard Six—» WI 5-5858 IITATI OK IR Hustings City Bmih MEMBER: Federal Deposit insurance Corporation Friendly, Neighborly Service for 78 Continuoiu Yeart 145 W. Stafa St., Haatmga �Sunfield Wins Title Here, Hosts Regionals Ted Foltz Hurls One-Hitter in Monday Finale Michigan’s Big Tree* Caledonia Boy Scouts Enjoy Week in U.P. Sunfield to Play Winner of Thursday** Mutkefon-G.R. Game | Annual Baseball Spectacle Opens On September 10 dogs* a male and female, si* months old. are available at the Dog Pound, the Barry County Humane 8oetety re­ port*. Those Interested In ob­ taining a dog may contact Dog Warden Dean Braden through the sheriirs office. Southern Michigan* annual amateur base ball spectacle open* this year on Sept. 10 with a twi- Mixing about 10 to 20 pound* of ground corn (medium grind. Sunfield, which wan'd an im- to be played al Sunfield. The winner of the Muskegon tourney playa the Grand Rapid* tiuulhwmt and Pacific regions and the champion and runner , up of tbe West Central region. | NOW is the time to GET SET for the NEW lUld lUUUlgdll Leads Women’s Thursday with tlic winner play- ninth Don Doster started the Ing Muskegon at 7:30 Friday. I Lumbermen going with a double Ixwen of Oamcn 1 and 3 play at Bob Carmony followed with a 6 pm. Saturday with the win- single then George Plegla hit annor meeting the .Friday winner I t-r at 0 p.m. with another game Bunday at S:SO if necaaarj-. The CJasr. A and Class B Reg­ ional! arc being held at Mu*- I Mra. John Mulligan of Mid- ■ dlcvillc Uie defending champion | Drop in dr phone for information regarding Armchair Athlete Men’* and Women'i Monday the curtain goes up on the 1965 Michigan prepj lootball season when candidates throughout the Lower Penin-1 sula begin drills’ to get them in shape lor the high school in­ augural games on September 17. Hastings High Head Coach Jock Clarey, planning his final season on lhe Hilltop, i» hoping for another good season-just as are all other coaches in.all the• leagues. Next Thursday Coach Clarey is planning a clinic, to which all parents and other* Interested------------------------------------------------- 1 in the Hasting* High personnel! LEAGUES OPEN BOWLING ' Hastings Mfg. Afternoons 2nd in Tourney George Ftgel singled to drive in Don Dister and Bob Carmony with the winning runs in the 16th after both had singled. Sparrow Hospital started the scoring when Bishop fed off the and Evenings At Charlotte Bob & Mickey Lambert Your Hosts day afternoon lo let the Claas D District championship escape fourth when Doster .crowd tbe plate., and in the uMh..'went, Sportswomen Hear Gayle Barlow HASTINGS BOWL INC. Gayle Barlow, who wtiz. an ex- Their offense: About 20 players and three coaches were practic­ ing football in picturesque Sar­ were Bbater. FTgel and OerfeWsn? County Lumber defeated Bab'i Bar A Grill from Eaton Rap­ id*, 7-4. tn extra innings; Sun- BOWLING SEASON 1965 Tourney Woodlond at Michigan SOUND WMSB. Michigan State Unjver"Allow no football practice be­ *ity television. ha* received the top award of the Institute for tween Dec. 1 of one year and Monday ot the week preceding Labor Day of the following year." The rule 1* good. What a rat race we would iiave if every high as in single RADIO singles out additional land* for Acquisition At more than 20 exist­ ing and potential State parks and recreation areas. Designated for purchase are lands adjoining or lying near the presently de­ veloped parks of Holland. Van by George HUNGRY?' It couldn’t happen if you had the Automobile Club of Michigan helping you plan your vacation Join now and . . . IFAD THE WAY with • Personalized-travel service, including routings, reservations, tour books, maps, and guides ■ Around the clock rood service • Broad personal accident insurance • $5,000 ball bond protection the seventh and poured scien runs across In the first extra inning to win going away. Fager and Bowers formed the battery. In the next game. Hastings lost a 3-2 decision with .Hauae pitching. The locals managed three hila off Elliott of Grand Ledge. The Ledgers got Just four. Distribution of Michigan's 1965 hunting and trapping licenses and application forms for antlerle&s deer permits was started last week. Hunters applying for some 228.000 antlerless deer permits available for 56 special areas— fourth. Yarn Bowman and Freinitadlng parts of Barry County denburg scored the two Hastings tallies. completed entry forms to Lan­ Friday Hastings defeated sing. Forms are to be available at Yankee Springs and Plainwell with ling, BrMenburg for this Fall's archery and fire- -------------------- —. and Kieumann. Hau*e and Lydy one $ach Ljdy pounded out a home run to open the second inning. In Saturday's opener. Has­ tings posted a 2-0 win over Eaton Rapids with Hauu *f. • • • • “ MUSIC NEWS SPORTS WEATHER Solidly based on good pro­ gramming for the people of the Hastings - Barry County Area, WBCH provides listening with a purpose. Good entertoinment and accurate information is yours when your dial it set at Twelve-Twenty! AUTOMOBILE CLUB OF MICHIGAN MUSIC HASTINGS OFFICE 237 Wear State St. 045-4392 In Saturday's nightcap, lus­ ting* got evan with Grand Ledge by defeaUng the Ledger*. 3-0, getting nine hit* oh Elliott Fager »M the winning hurler. ah WBCH Hastings-Barry County Radio 1220 on your dial �Washington's victory ta the 60-yard high loadlw at the 1965 NCAA indoor track champlonahlfbt *ss Michigan State's first national track title since 1D5C and the ninth In Spartan ra J. Bennett, James v* E. MUI-,side: Gillespie vs HubbeD. Macer. Rohde vs McMUlan. Leod v« Hollister: Fletcher r» Itod Division-G. Miller 50, 4. Sim. Mitchell vs Sherwood; JaGordner 58. 0; Frandsen 50. 2. dobs n H. Smith, Panfil vs W. Croninger 54. 2; Chenoweth Cove: Hamaty v». Chase; po*t- Buerge Leads Men’s Monday Loop With 38 Osgood 50, 0; *Frandaen 50,’ 4, Hubbell, Burr v» HubbeU. Hal Buerge fired a 38 IB to set Frandren 50, 0; Winick the pace in the Haating* Country Club's Men'* League Monday evening, followed by Dr. Larry Blair with a 40. George Cheno­ weth. Bob Hollister, Jack Laubaugh With 40s. Eldon Hathaway. Standing*: Foster 47. Christ- 23. Winick 23. Lawrence 23. Shlrfcey 36. Pugh 33. Cooper 33. Footer and Ouo Clirtetcnsen Goody-ar 31. Martin 19. Frond- Cook 30. Aldrich 29. Sexton 28. sen 17. Steun 15. Booth 15. Pu»- MacAlltetar J7. Oroos 27 A. Division, each blanking their nikas 13 I Smith 24. Flora 20. Siegel 20, opponent*, this week, and Cheno­ >Ww te M-u.,: aum J«r»w » n. Huebwr weth and Mathew* held their one-two spot* in lhe Red Divi­ vs Guenther, Gardner v* Hodgtw; J. Croninger v» G. Miller. Good1 sion. vs Jerow, Ftldpeusch v* Bexyeur v* Putrukiui ■ Stunlev va • !!!:!*"*“•■ •*“'“> •» •Kh Inted, te u» ci»»ow.u> » o««d, Ftexten Flora vs Shirkey; Huebner vs t? "“il °* 1*dd*r >™- 1» WUUcX: Itete-TA W. Cm- Oroos. Cook vs Aldrich; Ksihl tide losing all four pointe to Inger; postponed matcher Uubaugh and HoUtetor winning PraraUen v. Pumlka*. Goodyear Pugh vs Siegel; postponed Byron Ftateher Fletcher. one from Bvron jva Wink* vs Martin. matches: Sexton vs Huebner, Dr. Blair has a firm liold on, Guenther v* Hodge*. Pusnikaa first place In the White Dlvteion. vs Martin. Stanley va Guenther. Rose vs FeUIpiusch. Huebner vs Mondayi results: Manin v* Hodges, Booth vi. W. ; Croninger. Goodyear va Guenth-1 MacAlUMw v» Jtrow. point*. B Miller 50. 1 point; er. Hodge* v* Stanley. Booth va SNrkey Bay 48, 4, Kinney 51, 0; Snyder Oegocxi. Pusnikaa va Winick.' 9** VB ar°o». Cooper vs Scx, Frand*en v* Gardner, Stanley vs, lon‘ i O. Miller, Guenther va Martin. William F. Arnold, mana­ ger of the Model Finance Office ot 140 W. State Street Inext to The Cop­ per Lantern), invites you to call him at WI 5-3429 at any time you need $25 to $1,000. tmr. bannfh-R Gordie Wins 200 Miler $12,050 at Milwaukee msttngs- Gordon Johncock. who ...... ...... r—lie drove hl* rmr engine OHenhaurer to victory in Uie Italy Betten­ hausen 200-mUe big car race ut the State Fair *t Milwaukee. Wia. te scheduled to race fite world-record ntudlnx .‘print car at the State Fair at st. Paul. Minn., on Satur­ day and Sunday. Chief Mechanic Duane Gio*. State Parks Growing Pains I Hastings Traffic Tickets ano. it - Wltli Sunday’s victory In the USAC. Johncock te about in taranting 400 pointe for jk*n,l*72“ Johncock averaged 100.474 miles : See Gordie Win MONEY FOR A FUN-FILLED SUMMER 41. 0: Blair 40. 2, E. Miller 51. 2: Campbell 55. 4. A. Bennett Gillespie 57. 0; H. Smith 49. 4. tending lhe races al the Wtecon- three-quarter* ot the — Blown engines and fuel line Hamaly 50. 0; Laubuugh 40. 4. sin State Fair at Mlhraukee trouble plagued early leaders who ham. Mra. Lucille WillltU. than I bell 55. 4. Clarke 45. 0; Bay 46. 4, more tlian tbe first half of tlw lap* fll 53, 1; Fletcher 45. 3. Hollister I Clarey 62. 0; Warner 45,3. Tucker Slorkan. William Jerow. Woody around the ooe-inlie paved track. 49. 1; Blair 40. 3. J. Bennett Sim 40. 4. Mitchell 50. 0; Wood Woodmere. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn 41. 1; Snyder 48. 3. Roberta 45. Buerge 38. 4. A. Bennett 50. 0. Standings: Blair 47. Roberts 0; Laubuugh 40, 4. PanfU 52, 0; Jacobs 43. 4. GUleaple 57. 0; 36 MONTHS TO REPAY Ftoyt, driving a din track Oflcn- Chinese Jade dealers watch a falled to arrive tn time for the Snyder 34. J. Bennett 45. 3. Panfil 52. 1: Gillespie 57. Campbell 30. Bay 29. McMillan 4. Hamaty 50. 0; Ironside 43, 4.1 men. Confirming this cunning j practice, psychologlsta recently 29. Janies 18. Clarey 13, E. M11L- MacLeod 49. 0. , . „ , have established that the pupils Standing*: Ironside 45. Hollis- of a person'* eyea widen when ■r 4.4 JarrJw 4A W flrnlth an J. 7- TT-LTZ" are McMillan vs Buerge. Roberta MODEL-I FINANCE CQ| M0DH FINANCE 'iinXto’SouStpS0u. mi por-tponted matches: ftohde vs Snyder. Rohde vs Roberta. Rhode bough vs Wood. Burr vs Iron-11956-57-56 acnaons. SUNDAY! BATTLE CREEK ENQUIRER and rear-engine Fords driven by Lloyd Ruby of Wiehl tn Full*. Texas. Rager McClusky of Tucson. Ariz . nnd Jo<‘ Leonard-of Son Jose. Calif. A crowd of 30.905 saw Mario leading the drivers In national pointe. wnd Dui Gurney of Costa Mesa. Calif , drive wheel-to-wheel for tlic first 127 laps, changing Miller, Warner vs Bay; Kinney I vs Campbell. A. Bennett vs 140 W. State St. Hostings Hastings NEWS \gigNew stretch On the 123th lap An­ dretti’s rear-engine Ford blew Ito engine Three laps inter Gurney came In with a broken fuel line. He later got bock in the race only lo spin out. Johnrock dutlrd with I^onani Johncock picked up S1LB75 for boosted the take to S 12.060 Saturday afternoon Johncock fin­ ished 11th out of 18 cars driving his dirt car In U»e lOO-mile Tony Bcttcnhauen Memorial Champion­ ship at the Bllnote State Fair. who received about one-fourth of Th Hint night James M. (Jimmy) Nelson. 35. of Flint, waa fatally Injured wltcn lite racer slde:.wlpcd one driven by Randy Swett, 18, of Grand Rapids. Sweet’s tar After striking a tire on the SWrcl EVERT SUNQAY *- super-modified car*. He was dead on arrival at St. Mary s Hospital. Nolan’s accident occurred on Uie first lap. He lost control on an oil slick and crashed through a fence. pltal. 20 COLOR COMICS LOOK AT THIS COMIC LINE UP. * Or. Kildsrs * Hsloits All New, Colorful WeeJcJy- State, the National Geographic SORR: FUL CAMP Michigan's growing popularity among Midwestern vaca­ tioners carries big probl etas for state porks which »are writing on the wall, the Conservation Department is asking that dramatic increase* be made in park budget* for each of tbe next 10 years. The program that's needed to Meetmillion per year over the 10-year period. Tbe hard, cold facta behind die hoped-for .expansion of state facilities arc these: Michigan's state park ^ysteta as today is totally inadequate. With more peopl roads, and Michigan's good reputation as a lead _ tiorf state signaling that park visitor* will grow in numbers a* steadily.in the future as they have in th* past, it’s a must that park lands be acquired now before their prices are out of the Department's buying range. At stake ate millions of potential new tourist dollars and recreational opportunities which arc almost as vital to lhe people of Michigan as tKcir health, education, hemes, and jobs. —Mich. Dept, of Conservation Teal Season the special teal hunting permits. Additional facte will be ob- To Test Hunters’ See-Ability from thousands of waterfowl banded in recent years in the United State*. Canada and Mexi­ co. plu* annual breeding ground population survey* which meu- The short September season on teal adopted by most state* In the Mississippi and Central Flyways Is an experiment In .•■peclcs management, according u» the Bureau of Sport Fisheries and Wildlife. State and federal wildlife speclalista hope to learn more about people a* well a* duck* from thl* experimental reason. Blue-winged teal are among’ the most abundant of North American ducks. In recent years, their breeding population has averaged about four million. Since the blue-wing* migrate earlier than most ducks, hunter* do not have on opportunity to harvest many of them. But blue-winged leal are also known to suffer a relatively high rate of natural mortality. One answer being sought Is whether population level*. Combined information from these sources will determine whether similar teal season* will be permitted in future year*. No ”ml*tak*" duck* will be al­ lowed. the Bureau ha* wanted. Teal season hunter* are cau­ tioned. “Give waterfowl a fair deal—*hoot only the teal." Every inch a rugged John Deere You get a full mMmfro of John Deere perfonnance and oottV»nicnco in theBh.p. ‘'110” Lawn and Garden Tractor. many more. Tractor. Convaniaat endft. Hunters in Mlchlgan Stale basketball ' A number of different hunter guard Washington shotsurveys , ■------- ■■Stan --------------------S--- ..-------will be used by the Burfree throw* ar a H51 clip in eau to evaluate the experimental 1904-65 to erase the old Spartan season. These include hundreds mark ot J10 by Gordie Stauffer. Of obaervations of hunters In the in 1963. field by state and federal law en------------ •-----------forcement officers and biologists. Spain’s income from tourism the examination ot thousands of has risen to nearly a billion dol-1 duck wings submitted by coopyear, the National Geo- | eralive hunters, and a mat) quesmya. „ > tlonnalre directed to holders of JOHN DEERE LAWNfcGARDeN TRACTOR hiring violinists to play for them, tin- National Gcorgaphlc say*. heard Hint ho c blind, and killed and musician. the hunter Sunfteh ore amazingly prolific. In three years, 127 bluegills In­ troduced in an Illinois lake mul­ tiplied to 67,700. the National hunting harvest without detri­ mental crtecte to their popula­ Gtographld ooys. Buttle Crock’s Bob Hcgner won tion levels. Additional hunting Uie feature event at Uie HaMlntp harvest may only substitute for Raceway Friday night. part of Uie natural mortality Heffner and Tom Edwards. also volving the hunter himself, is qtulifying time at 1705 at Gales­ to determine whether hunters burg Saturday, and Al Leverare of ean accurately identify and Portage won the feature race. nlngs al the Hartford Speedway MORE THAN Florida's Everglade* National a great shalkrap'rtvtr stretching Goodyear Bro*. Implements Ph. WI 5-5052 1X4 N. $14.96 rUSTPR°0FS YOUR CAR* Have you 'slipped up' on MAGAZINE Picture*! Article* f Page* of wonderful liability insurance for your property? them *11, plus th* other regular and Jpecl.il feature* that make Family Weekly m*g*famlly frotit*. Read Family Weekly anb Accidents can and if anyone ‘ injury on your property, the financial responsi­ bility, may be yours! 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Mlchifen Phoms WI 5-5073 �Middleville Card of Thanks and In Memoriam CARD OF THANKS IN MEMORIAM In loving memory of Earl HubI wish to sincerely thank Drs Flnnle and Phelps, nurses and 1MX while in Pennock Hbspltsd; my In my Father’s house arc many friends and relative* for cards, flowera. frulta and gifts white a» And to prepare this blessed pla<e. precis ted. ■—■ He traveled cm ahead. towrence R Farrell Our loved one. loo, has journeyed CARD OF THANKS I would like to thank all my friends, relative* and neighbor* for the calls, cards, fruit, flowers, candy and food sent me white in Pennock Hospital; Rev Janke and Rev. Unieth for the calls and prayers; also Dr Huebner, Dr. Wedel. Drt Birk and Dr. Blair Hu* pita! for their kind services (Otten. Mary Brecheisen CARD OF TUANKB We wish to expre** our sincere appreclaUon to Dr Phrlp*. nurses and nuraas aids at Pennock Hos­ pital for their kind care; Rev. Elliott for his comforting words; Leonard Osgood Funeral Home for their services; the pallbear­ ers, the Hastings Mfg. Co. Local And free from pain and care. Within God's many mauatoru. Is waiting for us there. Sadly missed by fate family. By HOLIDAY TRAVEL IS TWICE AS SAFE ON THE INTERSTATE SYSTEM / al tbe Indian Trail Camp near Baynra. and aunt, Mra. Ralph l*almer, and family. * We hope titluulUm some sersjty uua Fall l-ulmcr reunion waa field Sun- Lake. They expect to enjoy their IN MEMORIAM specious pontoon, besides renswId Loving Memory of Charite Vandicn who passed away two Mra. Ardis LuU tud a week's years ago. Aug. 28, 1883. vaoauon from Ito Variety store. Dear Lord. 1 cannot see but thu I know. This, that « call death Is no more Tlian opening and closing ot a Fenton. win earlier in the Sum­ door. , I thank you for the faith I have That you will lake him gently by iMtte now. Mr. and Mra. 1*bI the lwuu hand And lead him on4h« road of life R«»Pt« and family wore in that new end*. Muskegon over tbe weekend to Wayne Rowley of cldhentary By Mrs. By Last July 4th, Interstate freeways carried approx­ imately 12% of all holiday Gallic, but accounted for only 6% of the deaths. n - .".. ■ ,r OMU FOB FDBUSATIOM. The WBC8 will meet with Lu-, elite McClelland Sept- 2 in the; - ----- —---- ----- vey OUlasple were Friday night .nim-TTorara Of uMr .. and Mra _ ____ — ‘H Mrt * Mr Mra. Verne Llckta and .'Uster. Miss Winnie Uctaa, alteiukd lhe funeral of tor aunt. Mrs Anna Thertwa Shear*. m In tx 8c inerraa tmeara. Andrews Cathedral in Grand Lake-O’s Golden MI.L.lgan. Anniversary Gass Gathers Pleasant Valley By Mrs. 1 CUto.UU Ethal Ulank *»>-»4»« Tlio Bunday worship acrvic* al und Marun Lumbert. * Tire Pnurte Good Neighbor’s Club mid an open iwuac Aug. ISUu newlywed*. Mr. and Mra for the newlyweds, Donald Ouckre. al the home of IWCK HOSPIEAE a<u 2i The SOth annlvetaarv of th High School was held by the dirk at the Ltat 1 church at 1 o'clock and by » tour of tbe new Latewood High School. Picture* ot the group war* taken at the school before they gathered at the tom* of William and Mabel punch and coffee There were <2 tn Um frashman baccalauraatc service waa held the Congregational Church, a odist Church. The junta-senior banquet WM held al tto Samuel Vella tome. Veto, salutatorlan; claaa will intola' lapo Kllngman now of Six Lakes, prophrey by Marian Hender­ son. now residing In Detroit. Opal VanHouten Bartlett played a piano tended tto funeral for Mra. Rosa Courtnay al Pickena Chapel committee is Maymi Foght Rush. Willard carter and Mabel Valle. Mrt. Sylvan Taff aa an invitation was extended by ■ and France* Qupmsn attended ,tto Flcaser reunion at Bass Lake, SundayMr. and Mrs. Henry Myers were Tiiuraday supper guests ot his Hub 8AMi ' home. Mrs Hunt and Mrs. Jou- ScuuU who reccnUy attended Boy Scout Camp at Stowarul<&> Orlie VanSyckle Mrs, George Stanford (Nina) te a medical patient at Pennock Hospital A Mrs. Orville Babcock returned Wednesday to her home following a visit with her daugh­ ter and family tn New Mexico. On Sunday the Babcocks learned FVeeport retool. Till* building cxpccta lo Lacey LEGALS Merton Mrascar children spent a few days with thetr pandmotber*. Donald Proafroak pltal this week. ill. Former employ res of YMCA: principal Dowling By Mr*. their newest grandson, a son born to ttoir daughter. Judith iMra. Eugene Ridden. The Klddsri deri art are residents residento of ot New Mexico i * near SUver City, a The JohnI ““J"' Schulte family recently rsturnsd from a trip to the Atlantic Ocean school damca tn Invito youngat Oceanside, NJ, and visiting ; with relallVM In Philadelphia. Transportation te to be made Ps * Tlic Lawrence Quick fami­ available. Contact L. J. Mote. ly and Mrs. Quick1* parents, the Clartavilte phone, or Wm. Eddy. Nyle Nyes of near Bedford, are HasUng* plume. Tto annual driving through tto Western 1Sunday achool picnic is to bo United State* and plan to visit the Black Hills * Members of 1donla Lakeside Part, at about 1 Uie Foods projects of Dowling 4H •o'etak pm. Pinner and after­ Club are having * picnic al Mrs. noon entertainment. * Ptease Jett Feller’* tome on Wednesday :remember tto homo baked goodMembers are to bake from their project requirements for the of- 1in ClarionriUe Friday. ternoon’s refreshment*. Mr* Law­ rence Quick and Mrs. John Lowell were dinner gueata of Schulte and Mra. Jett Pellet are the leader* * Mr* Lula Gorham । Is improving and it expected to ,dren ot Quimby and Mr. and greatly appreciated It you will I never doubt that you are there steak dinner at the camp Thurs­ as here day night. Mra. Harry Babcb And you Dear God will told him entertained her O. O. Club from Thanks also to our friends, neighGrand Rapid* for dinner WedSadly mined by wife. Winnie Daughters and families. Tto Senior CiUscn* Group met grandfather The Road Report.,, BYWA Mrt. Mary Jackton dlerUle. * Miss Ruth Jefferlra of Uie silver anniversary of the Uie Aden Myers tome, a Mr and Mrs Clair Clum vtaited Cokl»-*lcr turned tome with them. * Mr children visited Charlton Park while Sunday. * Mra. MoU an a few days vacationing tn NorthJem Michigan. They visited tan Mra is. Dreul C-. wmirot, B3. As* Sunday evening supper guests Frances KeLogg and son. Jerry, st held annually. President electecl at the UNO reunion was Ruth Bale Peterman and lecretary-treasurer. opul Barttett They have continued to serre annually. Ing, and E. G wbo>a .-“v;?,".»ry,,.;;- »"R"' SS.L.X is is OrS»»«J i*»» »• *rt>te“l Qorilngtr and Mr* Wrney Oiltopte were Back to achool." is Ur sio- wen- presented with a carpel for FiitEroBT- Aiu. taon.rs. Bl. Aa* m “tHotom:iSto to visit . gw of Uie day. Tto elementary ttoir tome * Mr. and Mrs ni0 .Mio P°tthU,nU* Herman Milla- called al lhe Sidra those mentioned were Perle at Holland Tuesday to visit » ; student* are able to buy Urir Phillip Nkitaa expect to return cousin. * Mr. and Mr*. Henry 1* ^Thurwlsv dinner and ovemteht Melvin Starbard's Sunday and Braendle and wife of QaledotdB. .. spent ------- -------------------.»I biota .K- U..VWU n. this week from a visit to tto;.- hasti*o»-xiu'Dittsua. Bi, W11 -I Thursday dinner and ovcmUnt Van Byckle Saturday and at tto h..>ia> McFall building John Sedan and wife of Detroit, . __ ... ..... I,.,,.... bj v.,.. Ka...r i-uesta or Mr *n<4 Mra Don etullMi - visiting Mr. and Mr». ------------------------------ ------------ I daughter. Mary. Mr. and Mra, Sunday tins week---------------and tto High school Ruth Lake and husband. Ogle “rr iujiuu uuucnm wnui- um? wceKcna. Mourer and wife of Lansttig Iola Orin Wills at Chryslal Lake. * books sold next week at the Ralph Dewaid nt Bellevue. Wash w{w«rgLa.. e?J E “o“e an<i Mr» William Cullen. Jr, ciJr'v Wckher teVisTtlng h<. lus!^« h school tetool bookstore. toL'tatoni. * w John * Mrs Erncnt Walsh is a guest Clayton Mote returned tonw umthew Duncanson of Am Aibde. Ihlah . ..__ ....... ... «■ «...... irv< krm* nf a **. Sunday after being at the tome ,1*0 Homer lu.-tlett and Forrest grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. Mrs Vein MX 1 gr andn*rents Mr vein ©• Campixll ..... —— Srt kM’ci‘11* M" Frrd Kuhn son- Ronn1®- of hte son. Loren J. and family KlUigman Carl Tasksr of fed...a Mrs n— Darwin r>.r»u> d* day Forces clul- Elton Lawrence this week. Mrs Wei. tor • Mr and 4? to teach Armed Force* Swift and Steve and Mr. and i to We*t Gennany. He waa Walsli livre Ui Dowagiac. * MT Mrs Jack Schreiner and Larry |» 1»58 T-K graduate. After; and Mrs BUI Sctonkel are reMiller went with Uieir grand- , are In lhe Upper Peninsula. graduating from MSU in ton- reiving congratulattaia far tto '.a week at Ferris College at Big Mr and Mr* Dale Conklin. Mr. -n«- lle Uushl ^larded chll- arrival «rf a daughter born at J Rapids. * Jan Eckert spent last and Mra iLscne Conklln and dn'n »« ?rand Rapids w Burg- Mercy Hospital in Jackson. Tto Hickory Corners daughter* Mr «ul W* James hroko t"ru grandparent* are Mr. and Mra *,*■ gaiquin Lake. * Mra. Andrew Rev. and Mra Max Ovenshire. Klnu'and tori Re) and Mr*. Ed- IP1**01 w«k- Ul® Smith’s Ray KliUon and Mra. Bid hi Bnuxl: and granddaughter. Caroward RhoTdeT attended the Ptormacy and CryMai Fla^h Sctonkel both of Middleville, a ite. line Johnson of Birmingham, and Wtllltu of Clarksville, attended Roger and Allen^nd Mrs. Ruth Ridgeway reunion in Ohio "Sun- ,5a* JlMton Cigarettes serned to Mr. And Mra. Glen Denn. Mr "iSStt Mdht““a*M x Mrx Allcn Ftah *nd Branddaughter. Lundquist have returned from the wedding of USN/3C Joe dav Kelllng is * and Mrs. Claries Barager and' day. * * George George Kelllng is a a surgisurgl- !: — •" main irons taken. ““«• • Chicago and vicinity where they ra/Uii sii«u«i/jw. a**-. torna toe FUli. visited Mrs Estelte family. -----------------Mr. anti Mrs-----Don cal paUcnt at Leila Hospital in, Ralph (Bob),Brown of Duncan ------—. Van- , ... J? Yairger, Mr* Audle Roush. Mra. Battle ureca. wue Creek. rec He 1* *getting along ■ toke is -----------a new---------------------aucUonew in— Use Paring and Beth, and Mr. and Katie Houvenslr, Mra. Leah Kark»u U. B Cbuxb. The .. ... room ___ > 1'— He luul * * formerly •— -*—< Mra. Jbn Smalley and Julie of ... fine Hte number is 320. a.w mmmun community. —eher and Mre Ralnh Mmre at th»l father Rev Laurence Cristman I * ;* S * .. T>v! m.eJrL1sunucal pattent in Barges* ftotSympathy te extended to the Uved tn Rockford. Telephone m PUUnwell all journeyed to to"oSm 'toP11*1 IU,en u home W1U1 h!tr Leon Mudge family, in the death |TW 1-1423 He is tto fatlvr of Porte. Ind. Sunday to help their J Mra Andrew Brandt and grand- tasted .listed by by Rev. Howard Howard Snow. Snow. fat|ler a ftw dayS before resumDr. Jack Brown. * Sunday Mr. non and brother. Dr. Dick Denn Baturtay afternoon Aug. 2tet w h„ dullra i . denUsf* asI and Mra. Paul Glbeon and fam- celebrate his birthday. Dr. Dv.ui SLm . . . . ... of Hastings. Mr arvt Mra M«rvin =AtnHl .. . — I lly went to Fort Custer. —J ''— »> .on*?,..!»*?¥• Mr. M Mn. IMlr ;"«■ “J®,,J? .i> » ' -Y'-- 7- ------ - —uerwv rvuuu uiu-iuicq are holding open house honoring Donald Stauffer, son of Mr. ««alwn “te first of , AM 17. wedding of Uieir nice- and Mr. and Mr*. Joim Power*, for-I and Mra. Donald Btauffer, was ft*?- * Glen Kermeen. who 1mu> ( momthvuxb-• suu r«.r*i. A** m-i.c anc daughter, tou Anne, granddaughter. Marilyn Staid mer residents here but now mak- awarded a .wtohirship on Uie staxtox hyauu a**«r. as*, i* 1 spent Iran Thursday till Sunday I youngest daughter of Mr. and tag in Florida, Foundation ,n _araf° “r *5°*® sustielo—-Lol*, .... their M<«u home — . ——, on — Elks National ----------------------------... Grant —— p j?1Ital —' — —7 •t“ —•P|d*J „zr* -7” qua,iLUW *<•*»*. rrahosy, re»»o«v. Aus a«s t»i»-| Wtth tor parents. Mr. and Mr*. I *zrw Melvin Stahl of natter building his grandmother's .r®. 8, . in ,u_ PaKv ur.w* — * Harold Rader ot Beldu.g * Mrs | Upper Michigan SatunteyalB Sept the afternoon. 11. Mr. and for Cerebral Palsy Work. He .. Is time, returned tome Ihuraday. woodlaxd .......... ' WILLOWICK. OHIO—Bsynised via- 1 Marv Myy Ann Knozie Kooto <rf of riran.i Grand RanM* Rapids — pln Martlyn and• — Stanley Trarer Friday When he arrives to Mra Waxne Pennock and Mr.! a student of Western Michigan * The MUdotutry Guild of tto 1 — — -—.»— — ._ _________ . MIrldlrvlll* Chinrl mW Tsinwlav be surprised to find his m and Mrs. Winnie Upjohn school for handicapped Of thtiw* i toi* Leia an Invtiaat Gullichildren. Gull children. Twenty-four ct c< the K°wn-'’- diapers m*bu. staca. si. Eugetie Poll and Mr Mr. and MrsJ--. Mr--vua frw a vtist *-<-*« Dunn Visited a friend al maprrs and ana o.tor <r.i» things imngs 1 *u«u. srac*. ttt. Bt. An< Ansran. Eugene Melvin and’w ’ife fr»~a wtth Mr*, Ske sltortav ntehL and ■u.idenia Mudreite were tn wheeli rh.in, chair* a“J^hc In a s tospltaLlHASTiXQS-rr.au. tospltaL «*«««"« -»u‘ Dean Stuart sttendnl I’ L^cito ...* Mr. ."I w-r-. in nurse might use in coi.w- ---------------------------------- • a movie . and.sun. Mcivin ana Atete wue for a visit itort trip. Mrs Keith Strickland and Win- Stouffer was a 1MI T-K gradu- l K"“ B- »“■»! {Unn?’.^ °™>d ,ui’ldg Saturday MUier and Mr*. Ethel Blank at- She accepted, so will (A ... Dunn were Bunday dinner M®. attending Junior College ln‘“’v "J™""1 »•« Bo , us celebrate Mr . and Mrs f ond visit with her son's Rauh al Mendon. Sandra re- the last four yearn has been turned hrena with them after MSU. * Warren Thaler, son ... ... .. Ktr and nnH Mrs. Ivan loot. Thaler Mr. Leighton and 1065 graduate at .f? CUn? of n<niler on V>»t Main Street. of _ of Woodland J*n.t B.’arr, *.-» X. slu.^iuw Mr. and Mr*. Lyte Whit boci^.-, bi. H«i«a iisaukiu. 7i» B. Lansing were Sunday gut MuUun. Au*. SI. .... oxXtor. - ... «... Elnora ~—* ... his Mrs. Whitney, e Mr. and Mrs Gaylord Whitney and daughter of Grand Ledge were Thursday evening visitor* of Mra. Elnora Wiiltney. * The James Cool Curtis and family were in Dear­ family aitendod the Kunde reunion born Heights Sunday at Che Sunday. Then? were 63 in attend­ ance. ♦ Mr. and Mra. Donald Crites .at Jackson were Sunday dinner celebrating Uie August birtlulay* which included. Greg Clum. Tony Curtb, Debbie qihd Marvin । Classic. * Jama and Timmy. day dinner and lunciieon guests of trude Zael al Logan Lake. Tto her duties m the Kellogg Bcteoi table was set on the long porch cafeteria and rain presented tto dewing Mr and Mr* Leslis Batten *------ .-------- . .... have sold thetr homo to tNvtd Johncock and are now moved Into their other house next door. The Robert Scotts, who have tome near Lowell. * The WMA been living there, have purchased prayer bond-will have an after­ a house from Hugh Chapman on noon meeting Thursday at the N. Kellogg School Road. * Don Bates and Nancy and Martha Oalnder colled on relative* tn Jackion last Saturday and viewed the lighted cascade*..* Banfteld-Vicinity Several houses in our Utile town have been repainted this Sum­ mer Mrs Randtori*, Martin Feter'a. Art Oom' tad Arby Go*The Banfield Methodist’s told nel's. Interesting thing* are hap­ a succeasful smorgasbord Satur­ pening to the old hotel property. day evening tn the church so- end Helen Billings of Canadw called on lhe Keith Strickla/iGs ships to aid hl* engineering and Winnie Dunn Sunday night cotirta- at Michigan State Univer­ By sity at East Lansing this Full. * Mr. and Mrs. Blair HawbUtx and Kenneth called Sunday drnta of Horry Oxinty, who night on Mr. and Mrs Orlie Van Aucceasfully posaed the examina- biy were Monday visitor.*. with Syckle. * Lewis Earl is in Com' !. । lion. He received a »150 In cash rnunlty Hospital after a car ac' ’ [and a |300 loan from the State bly and Mrs. Hildrcd Hesterty. cidenl in the fog Wednesday. Scholarahip Fund. He also re“ reived 1323 from*a sctolar.-Jilp Huntington * Mr. and Mra. called Michigan Higher Educu- Robert Stadel have Ixcr. busy ’’ tional Assistance nMAMAMac Authority. nuutui >•> . This HUB *•.— —• examination was In Hastings i-ntertainlng for birthdays Deb­ Hcnteriy. tore been spending a last Marell. He lias btvn working , ble and Douglas both hare b;.-.h- wrek with their grandmother. Mrs Hildred Hratcrly. James established In Wilson Hall al a Party with ttoir little tn<:.d*. came Saturday after vislxing Mr. MSU. We wish ' the best" for | * J»« Guenther te a pmicnt and Mr*. Clifford Towsley In young people. at the Oetifoputhlc Huapital in Lansing. * Mra Rhoda Bawdy Wayne Tagg * KaUto and Mike Ernniett Bln Birdi ^x-nt spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Wendell Thaler G™‘<1 R-pftLs Sto tod surv.jry FtraUCATIOM OKDEB. B.ough spent from Friday til! Sun- Mr. and Mr* Robert Andcnnn _..... -l...__ . . . ui bark .*w> will th^r. Im Mr. and Mrs. Rotort Austin, over day with their grandparents. Mr and family in Union City. * Mr. Stele <rf Mkhiua. Tk« hr Onwrl to l*» (<ra.lr *1 B»<rj Sunday. and Mra. Jerry Kyser of Battle; nrx| Mrs. Emil Tight from Valwoo u an engineer roc tne con- : .—, ------- , — • • Mr. and Mra. Harold Stannard. Crrek. * Mr. and Mra. BUI Blough I par*!*), tnm Thunday >umm Power Company, but will dotog fine and would U,f' ..- - to .Lansing, . hear from her friends In VI Carolyn and James of Torrance. soon be transferred vtuted his parent*. Mr. and Mr.-. land * Visrun* this tot -cek Calif, came Saturday lo spend and family. Mr. and Mra Izo Ivan Thaler this weekend. * with Mr. and Mr* Richard Alito Mra Charles Baughman ac­ the Glenn Miller family met at companied her daughter, Mra. er. Mra. Louise Wilkin* of ML busy visiting their many friends Bill Blough and clilldrcn. local, lhe Flushing Genreaee County visited Mr and Mr* Chris Halm Pleasant and tor grandtnutt^r, -WK’-irdy. Mra. Myrtle Fridley of Tac<M;ia, they planned to attend the of Battle Creek Saturday. Mate •* pro<Mr<l ky Mr. and Mrs Bill Blough and Llona family picnic at the home Tto Hart Puffer*, returned hemo children attended a birthday party Thursday. Aug. IB. Sunday visitors with Mrs. Effie for Qirletine Moore's weend birth- tended from thia area. * Mr. and Mr. and Mra. Harry Balsch uncle. * Mr. and Mrs. Frank had Mr. and Mra. Walter Briggs Mra. Lyle Johnson and Tommy Mr. and Mrs. Robert Moore. Sun­ aa gueau for dinner Friday In Schwarting and girls attended Mra. Carl Leliman and Brian of day. * Mrs Joyce Buehler attended left Saturday for a vacation at honor of tto Brigg’s 25th wed­ tto wedding of David Hartman Bellevue and Mr and Mra. Gary Uie Rebekah Past Presidents Club. their cottage near VandetbllL * ding anniversary. Sunday Mr. in Vicksburg Saturday mor: ag. Disl. 23. Saturday evening st tto Recent visitors at Uie tome of and Mr*. Walter Briggs enter­ Gay Norton cottage at Leach Lake. tained Mr. and Mr* Harry Mrs HUdred Hratcrly and Mr*. and Mrs. Fay Wing. Saturday Sdtolbly were —Mra. Bauch at their Wilkinson Lake;CUmen* -.----------------------------------— cottage honoring ttoir 25th an- Iclaj> antl Della Durkee * Mr. nlvrrSry. * SteveLa rionof ' J« Giuliani and family Recent visitors with Jojce Buehler attended the Grange Grand Rapids teturned homo to! of Waco. Texas, are spendin;; ‘a Rev. and Mra. Ronald Hoffman. district meeting at Lakeside Grand Rapids Sunday after­ Grange tot Wednesday evening. MEMORIAL MONUMENTS noon after spending a week with Ddtafk and Gary Dutcher are hts grandparesite, Mr. and Mra you voted yet today <ThursdiyH family, Mr. and Mra. Vivian xpenlMI a few days with their and Mra. Emil Tight called on OF DISTINCTION Jastlpher and daughter. Mr. and Mr and Mra. Dale Miner and and make commenu about th> Mra Walker Cotton. Mra Km running of the school If you do McCurdy. Mra. Ethlyn Burkte, donte. WMr and Mra Frank Miller and family both of Has­ Bouwrns^B Allo were Saturday Mra Agnes Fisher, Mr. Orlon evening csBs of Mr and Mrs ting*, Thursday evening. * Mr. The family of Sylvester Ct»- ’ Neil Ingalls at Lake Odesaa. The Seymore Bottasns * Mr and Mra and Mrs Albert Lyons and CIM. WI 1-1100 Ingalls had recently relumed tls will hold their family ret,rigs* <con and family and Mra. Col- Will.Mishler ’Ind Mr. and Mrs. daughter* are visiting the World’s 301 S. Michigan Ava. from a trip to Alaska. ♦ Those Sunday. Aug. 2», at Tydni P.4E 1 diaries Blough attended the **“—t ♦ Hastings who attended tto Methodist ln ” Hastings * Mrs. Norma stf. StL 1suffered Jhahr reunion at Tvden Park Mr. and Mr* Kenneth Nlckrraon Church Sunday morning were;1®11 rathmed home with irr Sunday. * Mr. and Mra. George are vacationing in South Caro­ ----- - ■-----al—. ___ .. *Sr« UTn. ___ Clark of Coolidge, Arte, vteitad lina. They left Thursday. * Mra. Office Hours 4 0 Scottville. Hrs. Tbeurc* h*d Mr. and Mra. Will Mishler at tto KM. up in our village, gave a most been caring for Mra. Bitter. Irft Qiarta Blough iiomc Sunday. her--------sickness She tvrvity ouuku Inspiring armon entitled. 'Can during ----South muc aide VI of the street WeiMr and Mra. Charles Gibbs en­ HASTINGS We Make Goodness Attractive." enjoy hearing from her friends, tone to Woodland! that claimed Lto joyed a picnic dinnar with Mra BOMET W. (HIBW000. Mgr. and tbe Men’s quartette also Gertrude iUUne and Mrs Anna Mr and Mrs too Firy and of Mulliken have moved into Tapley of Saranac at Wabaste Lake Automation, by­ Kathryn and Koren and Kmney Charles Williams.a 20th Dr. century Jack Kennard Schalbly's house inedthe last Thursday. * Mr. and Mrs word, goes back pearly two cenBrown. Don Boysen and Stanley Glbba enjoyed a picnic Frey wtoae parents are the RobState Farm Insurance turlRa In 1784 an entirely auto- phartea dlnner with Itolr daughters and Fry* lcn Monday morning Kitcb. a Mr. and Mrs Thatetor seven ' children. We welcome families. Mr md Mr* n<ta-rt 8‘*‘* P““ *htr» AUTO — FIRE side Philadelphia From the mo­ titan to our town. * Mr. end Mm . - . . ji ment grain entered -Uw con­ Mn. living Gilbert of Fremont. «t BONDS insurance and Bonds tinuous proowH plant until it and Janet called on tor mother. a .a—.-u *«** >a«c urru vuiuug nu emerged aa flour, no human Pioneer Park near Muskegon Sun­ Mra. Myrtle Dunn. Swanton I mu ra net band ingiructor enU, Mr. and Mrs L day. ♦ Mr. and Mra Charles Gibbs labor was required. JERRY ^NDRUS Mr. and Mra Ervin Hun-, of Msrkwart Tljey are from acre last Munday dinner guest* 120 1 Mtebigsa Ave. near toa Maine*. Iowa, spent; ND and Mi* Herald C of Mr. and Mn. CUrenca Vaughn Was WI M g-gni the weekend at the Jolm Joustra Mr and Mrs. Galen Kihr.r USE BANNER WANT ADSI at Siiranks in Battle Creek. A Tto mother Mrs Allee Prrv a -Ttw Mrt. (Hendon Curiit Business Directory PRODUCTION CREDIT , ASSOCIATION THE SHERWOOD AGMCV 945-9415 IKSUROCE report other developments later. Please. Mr. Paul Ray of the Plainwell Enterprise, take note of these things. Your remarks dlsparagipg Barry County pain us and eventually we hope to prove that our beautiful county of lakes and wooded hQJ*. of a fine city and friendly Mttb tastes. The toglon Hall tu Hastings was the scene of a CO&MlMd homecoming and birthday party tot Sunday for LoonM JSincock. Il was a dinner MTty planned by lite mottMT. Tin. Ethel Higgins, and hia wife and wm enjoyed by over W relatives and friends He was prWMOtel with a set of golf duba, Lonnie returned Friday from Ban Diego, having completed hl* aalteUnUR hi the Navy; He and FhyO* have rented an apartment In Laming where Phyllis will cofUiinM>n*r college course In Beptesttei*. ’ Rom Wallers, on furlough from a base in Washington Stale, wm a visitor in our vicinity over the f*nn buildings on the lirl coat of paint * attanded ito we Higgins tn the Tlghta called on Mra, Nonhan Lwpard and family of near Bellevue apd Mr. and Mn. Eva- The hrx U. B. QCfttMy Hhd aTvaZL �School Bells Ringing" Shop and Save throuh Classifieds BETTER USED CARS PRICED TO MOVE LARKE BUICK CHEVROLET ■ - . Cuttass 2 Dr. Hardtop. Power steering and brakei, con sei •, radio, whitewall*, that pl 1435 S. Hanover WI 5-2425 WI 5-2426 III 1943 OLDS CONVERTIBLE ■ • • Dynamic “88", Pi Steering and Brake*. Owner. Red with White Top. Matching Interior. 111 1964 FORfc FALCON ; Cx . rad o. ilanttard. _JL___ ILL. 1962 BUICK THE HASTINGS I1ANNEB—5 HASTINGS BANNER or MOBTGAQE rOMECLOSUXE BALE FUHLIC AUVTIO MINIMUM RATE—50c for Twenty Worth. CASH RATE—2’ic B»b?. kl« vita. »« I.OJI. Pl.9, Iur . .. DISPLAY CLAMIFIIB—-SI.2S pee lad. for atagie Mrtlew. ISe pe 1962 CHEVROLET new 190 OLDSMOBILE whitewall Bwlnnur coalslalax 1 or !•«.—Parol 3.—Daiag Ikal Mr•I Iew4 bias betwoea tba taee* PUBLICATION OBDEB. NOTICES FORD FALCON 6 1961 CHEVROLET MUC!10H BfSftfiSSW "NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY' tader, automatic transmitting radio. LARGE SELECTION OF 1M1 FORD STATION WAGON USED: V8 engine, automatic transmls- 196 equipped including power steer­ ing and brakes. Thoroughly STOP IN AND SEE reconditioned. THE NEW LINE OF: MERCURY MOKTOAOU BALE — IXfaull ku BA5I» AND PtmUCATlOM OBOES. FRIDAY, AUG. 37 BAKE SALE—At the Hastings City Bank. 8:80 until closing. Explorers Aux- WrtJ Ik. a pi tad: Aoru.l IMS Philip U. Mluh.il, J SATURDAY. AUG. 39 HASTINGS HIGH FOOTBALL MOBTOAOE BALE. equipment issued Saturday, Aug. 38; first practice Monday, Aug. MORTGAGE RALE SATURDAY. AUG. 28 HAM SUPPER at the Hastings VFW Hail, 2 miles arsl of Has­ tings on M-37 and M-43. Serving from 5 to 8 pm. AdulU UM. UM OLDS U REAHM MOTOR SALES Mata _t < tka «t Gotel. P.J Calendar of Special Events transmission, radio, whitewalls. Look this one over.' 1961 liailasa. Bpa<tal CUeait CARDS Of THANKS tires, radio, ana owner. 1M2 RAMBLER SEDAN ll.MS. t raid S«<Uoa 30, II a pa Township. ir ■ v* »4 ••»«nlj MrtdiM <S7.ess.7o, Dodar.; KOTK’K is THKRKFOKK OIVBX SAVE 1942 TEMPEST SPORT COUPE ’ rUBUCATlOK OBDEB. SUU or MUhls»a. Pr.lxu Coart rlalB<4 i display ctemi U 1963 CHEVROLET J. LtOXMLD wntt» IMI Firtl NetlewaJ BUr. iMirdl 38. MtehlfuWO. kt IMJ CHEVROLET IMPALA transmission, Urea, radio. “it&awtMR.Ksar’- SMtrlUd Ihf O|K< •f (Mi 1964 OLDS F-4S STA. WGN. ... 4 Dr. Beautiful blue finish, power steering, radio, whitewails, V-8 with automatic 1943 PONTIAC SPORTS COUPE . . . Nicely equipped Including HydramaUc, power steering and radio. New whitewall tyres. LEGALS CLASSIFIED AD PAGE PHONE WI 5*3481 SATURDAY, AUGUST U DEMOCRATIC CORN ROAST, Warren Hull Farm on M-50, Eaton Rapids. Everyone invited. Classified Paragraphs WEDNESDAY. SEPT. 1 WANTED - Experienced Beauti­ CLINIC TO RE-SUPPLY THE cian'.. needed immediately- Top ir H.lp W.ntW BARRY COUNTY RED CROSS ★ Boafi salary. Male or female. Phone ★ N«Hcm attachment FREE BIXXJD PROGRAM Wednesday, Sept. 1, Atnerican Legion FOR SALE—Patrol Boat. 16 ft. WANTED—Lady or older couple HAM SUPPER—Aug. 38. Servin* PONTIAC OLDS CADILLAC Hall in Hastings, 13 noon to t North American lap strake to live ta Augusta with elderly pm. Blood urgently needed. construction, wood material, gentleman. No laundry, good to. 4-2478—107 N. Michigan Ave. Ungs VFW Hall, 2 mile* West laminated plywood. Also heavy home between Baltic Creek Hastings, Michigan SATURDAY, SEPT. 11 or Hastings M-37 and M-48. duty boat trailer, all blds must and Kalamazoo. Wages. Call PEACE CORPS PLACEMENT be in to Barry County Clerk's- Charlei McPeek. Phone 616 AdulU SIM. Children under TESTS, Grand Rapids. Kalama M37 Seuth WI 5-3150 offlce by Sept. 1. Boat and RE 1-5562 . 8/36 . trailer can be seen by inquir­ END-OF-MODEL ing at the Sheriff's office. The WANTED—Experienced Beauti­ INSIST ON MICHIGAN DOT­ cians, needed immediately. Top CLEARANCE SALI NOTICES right to reject any and otl bids salary. Male or female. Plume TED GAS! See Carl & Betty's is reserved. 8/26 It's Time WI 5-4972 . 9/2 Appliances before *you buy I They Bell—They Install—They WHEEI^R MARINE SALES & NEW & USED CARS Service. Ph. WI 5-2S33. M-37 SERVICE — Mercury outboard To Kill South. Lafe Model Trade-Ins —All new NEW IDEA Uni- FRANCISCO FARM SUPPLY 960 BUICK 1959 BUIGK fi«lre HanMop; power Uawln and Krta. t»c«Hant condnlon! 1.26 FOR SALE Ugly Crab Grass' G" a One Owner THE USED CAR SAVINGS ARE For the Best Terms and Values in Town See the Dodge Boys at 1964 RAMBLER CONV. Has very few miles and priced 1964 Apache 1. Easy to use in Ortho Sprayettes 'Golden Eagle' Camper HASTINGS MOTOR SALES Kills seedlings and mature crab grass. . . . with Canopy and New BLAIR'S FARM & GARDEN USED CAR CENTER 8/36 231 W. Stefa WI 5-5982 FARM IMPLEMENTS 1943 MERCURY METEOR 4 Dr. Sedan. V8 Eng. fUdio Used Fann Machinery >8'26 TAKE ADVANTAGE OF FARM BUREAU'S NEW FALL FERTILIZER 1942 MERCURY MONTEREY cultivator. Custom, 4 Dr., H-Top, Full PRICES Power. Like New............. 11.395 —1954 Coduhutt Tractor. A-l shape I 1942 CHEVROLET Analysis -1963 Minn. Moline Z Tractor with hydraulic. Like New! xeriiiiicr ri -Massey Harris 30 Tractor. A-l 1941 PLYMOUTH VALIANT 0-20-20... $51.35 shape. 4 Dr. Station Wagon. Automa­ 5-10-30 .. . $56.25 tic Drive................................. *H6 —I MU. P.T.O. 8 ft Combine. —4 - Section 12 - ft. Drag. Good 5-20-20 . . . $60.75 1941 MERCURY <M shape! 6-24-12 . . . $61.95 va Sedan. Has PR, P.B, radio. —Grata Bln to fit Pick-up Truck. Extra good condition.......... M95 —Kill Pro*. Gravity Box. 6-24-24 . . . $70.25 1M1 MERCURY 8-32-16 . . . $78.35 1941 FORD FALCON Custom 4 Dr. Sedan. Automatic Dr. Radio.................... M»5 TRANSPORTATION SPECIALS 19M RAMBLER CUSTOM 4 Dr. Sedan. Automatic drive and radio. i960 MERCURY 4 Dr. H-Top 1988 BUICK 4 Dr. Sedan GOODYEAR BROS. 114 N. Jefffrsoo 12-12-12... $56.90 18-46-0 $99.75 ... STORE WHEAT STARTER SPECIAL Heating - Plumbing Service ’77°’ (FX1JI. Fertiliser Plant! Naw • Remodel • Repair KAECHELE'S 305 L Charch WI 5-5152 ORDER TODAYS 1959 MERCURY C.nVertlM* FOR ALL YOUR Mahler Motor Sales LINCOLN-MERCURY DEALER U19 N. MICHIGAN AVE* PRINTING WATER CONDITIONING NEIPS... CAU. Culllgan Wafer Conditioning Farm Bureau Services M-17 S«vth WI 5-2221 9/3 NEW WATERPROOF TARP Hastings Press Inc. Point Highway, ", mile west. William Little, 4301 Five Point. Charlotte. 0/2 ^MIM OATES — Na* strength. (Torn Frentliway, Owner* Alio larger sixes st oorraspondlnK prices. Guaranteed water and MR. FARMER! Let The Banner law i • COMMUCIAL LEGAL SECRETARY WANTED ELECTRIC RAZORS REPAIRED " — Past legal experience- pre­ ferred. but will consider other —Special—Your razor cleaned, qualified applicants.Phone 945­ lubricated and sharpened, only Covering. (Used 6 times). 9703. 8/26 4135. Service and satisfaction guaranteed. Lapo Drug. 144 E. MAN OR WOMAN for estab­ Sleeps four perfectly. Cost State St., Hastings. tf lished Watkins Route. Also Watkins rural distributorship new with extras, $1044.00. L & R EXPERT TREE SERV­ in local area. Write Burrell W. ICE—Trimming, cabling, re­ Sayer, Mesick. Mich. 9/9 moval. Free estimates. Insured. Phone OL 3-6086. Nashville, WHERE IS THE WOMAN, over Will Sell for Cosh 30, who is looking for a 28-hour Mich. tf per week Job. ..who is not In­ $695.00 terested tn how little work she CARPET CLEANING IS EASY can perform, but Instead is Inwith Host New Electric UpBrush. No wet carpets or Call WI 5-3884 after for a day's wage*. This woman handwork, clean 110 square can type, answer lhe phone, feet for only 4695. Hastings 6:30 P.M. fffe, take orders and smile, even Floor Covering. 123 W. State, though at times site may not Hastings. Phono WI 5-5118. U feel like It. The right person tr EXPERT TAILORING - Men a or women's clothing. We nar­ and earn os much as her abili­ row lapels, taper pants, alter ty will permit. Reply in own double into single breasted handwriting to Box 986. c'o coats. Al, the Dutch Tailor, Hastings Banner. 9/2 6504 Gun take Road. WI 5­ LADIES—Be a Fulierettc. Earn 8714. tf extra income part Ume after 4 WHY NOT LET US MAKE you p.m. and Saturdays taking or­ a rubber stamp with your new ders and delivering for natlonZIP Code number. Three-line ally krtown household and cosOver Start'c Wallpaper Stamp with your name, ad­ । metlc firm. Average pay 43.15 A Paint Store dress and ZIP number for 42.25. This include*, postage quircment write to: Dan Beachy, OPEN FRIDAYS and sales tax. Burpee's Spec­ 2488 Gaywood. Kalamaxoo. 9/9 ialty Shoppe, Delton, Mich, SALES & SERVICE -'Another 49046. tf permanent position available THE FATMAN—Private Detec­ for intelligent man who hu SUMMER SKIRTS tive 24-Hour, Shadowing. Tape, demonstrated a successful per­ Foto-Film Evidence, Nation­ sonal and employment back­ COTTON KNIT SHIRTS wide, Confidential. Call WO ground. Experience in retail 4-2445 or write 194 North sales and building material Union, Battle Creek 12/30 warehousing desirable. How­ ever. men with similar outdoor, BARBIE DOLL SUPPLIES NEW St USED PUMPS—New in­ indoor background such as ag­ stallations and lemodcilng. riculture. will be considered. WALK Up AND SAVE! Powell's Plumbtag Co. Free es­ Job Includes sales and service timates. 24 hour service. Call to building material customers. Middleville SY 5-3643 evenings. BY 5-300 dayx tf building material operation of forklift trucks mid material handling equipment, outside ★ Form Shop wort, loading and unloading mV OBDEB. trucks, building material coun30 LARGE HOLSTEIN HETFER8 FOR SALE-Due August pcrience and background. Benefits include: Paid Hospital and September. 4250.00. Ed and Life Insurance Plan. De­ Tania, Jeniaon, Midi. MO 9­ pendents Hospital and Sick­ 8226. 9/2 ness Plan. Paid Sickness Plan. FOR BALE — Registered and Paid Vacation Plan. Six Paid Grade A. Holstein cows, fresh, Holidays. Uniform Plan. Paid and coming fresh, financing Training As Development Plan available. Also 80 acre. Grade If interested call Blue Diamond A dairy farm, with large pole Lumber Co., Battle Creak. Per­ bam. cement barnyard and sonnel Dept. WO 3-0014 for ap­ lots of buildings Also a 4-bedplication blink and interview. room house. 5 miles southwest 8/26 GOOD AS NEW WI 5-5052 NRTICFS place • classified sd.jUrt phons ★ Business Services WINDOW GLASS INSTALLED ta aluminum, steel or wood ■ash. Burkey Auto Gtesa A Radiator Shop. 318 N. Jeffer■on, Hastings tf Wanda quickly found In our Local Branch Office__ someone who can meet people well, handle figures accurately, cd. in dawfied and is a good typist. The per­ son we want Is- interested in gradually assuming additional responsibilities and increasing her value and Income. To apply, write, Mr. HowaxU ★ Hou.ehold Goode Local Finance Corp. P.O. Box 37 Hastings, Michigan 8 '26 Spare Tire, plus Extra Floor AVAILABLE . . . IMS CHEVROLET IMPALA Uig. P. Brakes, One Owner, Like New .......................... IUM . Flote Boats. Trailers and actf Safe on desirable grasses. SUMMER SPECIALS —Save on One of These OnezOwner. New-Car Trodes . . . of Camport) Um "ORTHO” Crab Grass Killer COME TO WHERE (The Cadillac wTnick surplus [NO YOU oupcr "uant-aag uaies. io. U'. 14*. and 16' in stock. Truck­ load prices. Richlaud Farm] Service at Richland 629*9712. Sales Carter With Management Opportunity Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Co. of Milwaukee. Wisconsin, Suite 250. Burdick Building. KalBmaaoo, Michi­ gan Phone 343-1641 Exten- SINGER automatic tig »*g sew* ing machine in beautiful eonsoletle deaky type cabinet Sold new for over 4375 DO. Balance due only 457.70. Makes button­ holes, blind hems and nwnograms without attachments Take over 41.25 per week. Fully guaranteed. Call 045-9431 Elec­ tro Hygiene, .8/36 Springfield Riding Tractors, Monday. KIRBY VACUUM CLEANER PEACHES--Fair Haven. Hale with power polisher Bold new Haven. Rich Haven. Red Hafor over 4180.00. Our balance S28A0. Terms arranged. Guar­ Robert Burns. 108th St. at anteed Call 945-9431. Electro Morris Lake Rd. Phone Cale­ Hygiene. 8/26 donia TW i-aart. 8/26 brary table, suitable for cot- WE ALWAYS HAVE BAR­ FURNISHED APARTMENTS GAINS 1.4 GOOD USED FOR RENT — Utilities paid. HOME APPLIANCES—BefrigPhone WI 5-0471 tf Hastings Electric, 11* W. State. 1 - BEDROOM APT. FOR RENT — Very nicely furnished. In town of Woodland. Call 367- TWO PAIR OF GOOD FOOT­ BALL SHOES—Size 10. High and low. Call AVI 5-5021. tf FOR QUICK SALE-1964 Apache ■Golden Eagle" camper with canopy and new spare tire plus extra floor covering. Used 6 times. Sleeps four perfectly. Cost new with extras. S1/H4 00 Will sell tor cash. 4896.00, Cali WI 6-3884 after 6:30 pm. tf FOR MORE BEAimrUL HAIR Regular 4290-Now 4190. No pre-shampoo—No after odor 2-BEDROOM BUNGALOW FOR basement, garage. Call 1M5-544B for appointment. 9/2 2/3 ACRE BORDERS A NICE CREEK Almost new 3-b«droom modern home Just outside city limita. Lovely large back yard. School bus goea by the door. Will trade for house in town of equal value. Plume WI 5-4791 rrs jacobs pharmacy FOR PAST 24-HOUR FILM SERVICE! No charge for oreU size prints. tf TWO BEDROOM HOUSE' FOR RENT—Large living room with TABLE PAPER - For plenks, fireplace, utility room, double family reunions, lota of uses garage. Crooked Lake. Delton. Phone Delton 633-2024 8/26 ncr office. Ar Mobile-Home* ★ Sporting Goode TRAILER LOT — For rent. 425 HUCKLEBERRY GUN SHOP month. 4H miles from Kasfor guqs. scopes, binoculars, tlngs. Dominick Rodrigues. On ammunition and service. Lay­ right side of M*37hMl block away or charge offered'Three past Baltimore Trailer Park miles east of Delton. Phone WI 5-6634. If Delton 823-5702 Hours dally until 6. Sundays 111 4. Monday. MOBILE HOMES DIRECT from Wednesday and Friday eva­ factoiy at large savings. 60x12 ntag* ‘til1. Doug Young, owner. |3M5. ipl rent S13M per month with coach. Other aixga at comparable savings. Bros* Trailer Sales, north of Has­ tings on M-43. Phone M5-59J4 s> ACRE LOTand 1959 houtetraller, 46x10, 2 bedrooms Good WANTED HOME IN COUNTRY between Freeport and Hasting* to rent with option to buy. Ex- TutUo. R2 Nashville, �HASTINGS PUBLIC SCHOOLS — Ha,ting,, Michigan 49058 k. ... ... RICHARD J. GUENTHER, Sup,. ■. Hazen Meiers HASTINGS PUBLIC SCHOOLS OPEN WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1965 High School HOURS SCHOOL . Junior High School Elementary ENROLLMENT 8:45 a.m. to 11:45 a.m. 12:45 p.m. to 3:45 p.m. . Same as High School _ 9:00 a.m» to 11:30 a.m. 12:45 p.m. to 3:15 p:m. INFORMATION KINDERGARTEN ' Children whose 5th birthdays occur on or before December 1. 1965 are eligible to enter kindergarten. Parents ar© requested to bring all kindergarten children not enrolled last spring to Central, Northeastern or Southeastern on one of the following dates: August 25, 26. or 27—9:00 to 12:00 a m. 1 :00 to 3:00 p.m. Please bring the statement from your doctor indicating that your ' child's immunizations and tuberculosis test have been started and or completed. Children >nust be five <5> years of age on or before December 1, 1965. A child may not be enrolled in kindergarten until a birth certificate or other suitable proof-of-oge has been shown. Any child who will be six (6) years old on or before December I. 1965 must be enrolled in school on September 8. 1965. ELEMENTARY and JUNIOR HIGH (Grades 7-8) ■ New elementary children in grades 1 thru 6 who were not previously enrolled in the Hastings Public Schools should report for enrollment to the elementary school in which district they live,'as follows: Central August 25, 26, or 27 9:00 to 12:00 a.m. 1:00 to - 3:00 p.m. Southeastern August 25, 26. or 27 9:00 to 12:00 a.m. 1:00 to 3:00 p.m. Northeastern____________ August 25, 26. or 27 9:00 to 12:00 a m. (Includecj,Algonquin. Altoft, and 1:00 to 3:00 p.m. Chidester students) Surprised on 10th Anniversary । j RnnziftV Aug. Atltf 15. IK will win long be ।I Sunday. I. .uunbered by Mr. and Mrs. I H.uen Meter of 306 8. BroadI---------- - .U_ a— .u------------ --- i | Vlro.*m41}' surprised by their■ I daughter and husband, Mr. andI I Mrs. BUI Hoag uf Plainwell and min Laks, Delton, at their home tn Hu- bland, lo observe their 40th wedding anniversary. ■ lhe Ingenuity of tlw planning was rcmurkable. The Mefera were ivlted lo bring ! their neighbor. Mra. Hazel HlnkIty. to Uieir daughter's home for brcakfMt, and upon their arrival, were served a most delirious ire. after which thetr son-inl.i», Bill, and their great-grand­ daughter. Tammy Wright, took I ul. Meiers and Hasel for a raft ; -ide. the daughter feigning a HOURS 8:00-12:00 A.M. Time of Day Vi I. R. J. GUENTHER, Supf. CONCRETE products OR LESS THAN Vl OF THE ORIGINAL PRICE We Still Have Thousands of Dollars Worth of Clothing, Baby Supplies, Dishes, Hardware, Jewelry, Toys, Christmas Supplies, Etc., Which Must Be Sold . . . Sale Continues Until Everything Has Been Sold! Store Hours Doi,y SAVE ON EVERY PURCHASE 9-5:30 10e RUMMAGE TABLE P.M. 8:00 9:00 10:00 11:00 1 :00 2:00 Monday, August 30 P-Q M -NO H L l-K V W Tuesday. August 31 X-Y-Z R <T-U S Wednesday, Sept. 1 D E-F A B G C It will not be possible to reserve books ahead of time. If you cannot • come in at the time specified you may have someone else come in for you. However, this person will have to come at the time when you are scheduled. Students should plan to take their books home with them as soon as they are purchased. Lockers will not be available until the open­ ing day of school. ’ r • Used books will not be purchased by the school during the two weeks preceding the opening of school on September 8. All Freshmen and new high schpol students are invited and urged to report to the High School Study Hall at 2:30 p.m. on Tuesday. September 7. to meet their teachers, find their lockers, check their classrooms and prepare themselves for the opening day of school. They will be dismissed at 3:30 p.m. Parents are invited to attend. W PENNOCK WE GUARANTEE// All Senior High School books will be sold in the West Gym. Freshmen enter South door of West Wirfg near the Band Room. Sophomores enter North door of West Wing near the Library. Juniors and Seniors enter eWst Door of West Wing facing Park Street. All students will be sold books alphabetically by last names on the following schedule: • Date one convenient source for your building needs THAT THE PRICE OF EVERY ARTICLE IN THE STORE IS NOW 12:00-3:00 SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL (Grades 9-12) av?*MLi WIND-UP ELEMENTARY and JUNIOR HIGH (7-81 Date CHIMNEY £ NEEDED AT YOUR HOUSE? FINAL New Senior High School students may enroll on Tuesday and Wednesday. August 24 and 25, or on Monday thru Wednesday, August 30 thru September 1. between 9:00 a.m. and 3:00 p.m. in the J4igh School office. It will be to their advantage to telephone 945-2451 for a definite appointment. Monday. August 30 L. M. N. O. P. Q H. I, J. K Tuesday. Augdst 31 T, U.V. W. X. Y.Z R.S Wednesday. Sept. 1 D. E, F.G A. B.C At Central School elementary students should enfer the West main door. Junior High students should enter the North door. None of the bookstores will be open on Thursday or Friday. Sep­ tember 2 and 3. Used books will not be purchased by the school during the above/ days and hours. I New r"7HF^^TORFlo7^STAT^ASlnM^"7 SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL (Grades 9-12) Children buy their books at the school they will attend. Students attending Algonquin. Altoft and Chidester schools should purchase their books at Northeastern School. Both secondhand and new books are available. All students will be sold books alphabeti­ cally by last names according to th^zfbllowing schedule: J ..bp Oflpsan luUKC vJlItnbU । . , Mrt. Dan Pelrrman While they were enjoying the ... * . ... .... rule. all calm and rorene. Mra. ”* 174-BI75 । Hoag waa going at a rapid pace.. Mr. and Mra. Jolui Waldron I attractively decorating the table and Doug attended the funeral and placing the lovely wrapped of John's brother-in-law. Henry, i>if:j.. bringing out ull the many Waller, at Newbygo Saturday.: j <hings wiiich they had so care- Mr. and Mra. Waldren visited' 1 lulls concealed from the hon- relatives In Battle Crock Sunday. reie-.. one ot which waa Uie beauMrs Hale Huie Blakely and anil Mr. and Mra itifu! Uircc-tlCTcd wedding cake family returned Saturday to ------ ------------: trimmed with white rases rdged ---------------McFarland.- WLs, after - short! wnh ruby-red <to signify the visit with Mr. and Mra. Myrvell ; ruby”-anniversary', antTbenring Stephens —*------ •— . . »licre —>._ia family i While a white saUn bell. Also on the picnic was held nt the village I I table was a beautiful gloxinia park nnd Friday the Blakelys: I pint. u gift from Mrs. Margaret and Mrs. Stephens visited the' , Meier and family, a very pretty Herbert Blakelys at Lansing. * | ciirjxtnl punch Ixiwl and cups. The Wilbur NcetM hud as their । •<nd fJowers for "Mom" and guerts nt tlielr cottage nt Big j'-Dad." . Hass Lake at Iron*, during the j The Mrlcrr. were totally una-' weekend. Mrs Beatrice Kreger I I w;in- uf Mrs. Hoag'n •.time uf Cedar Springs. Mra. Gertrude j Ijp.-int" not own noticing the. Charley and the Richard Bible! signal itivcn by their grandchild ------ —-------------------------------from-nnedher bent that "the aionory Service meets Thursday. New Junior High students (Grades 7-8) who were not previously enrolled in the Hastings Public Schools should report to Central School. Enrollment hours are the same as for Central elementary (above). • BOOKSTORE overwhelmed when Uu-y ware on Carlton Center road. Potluck showing hl* Suffolk *heep He greeted by a loud "surprise" from dinner and work wiU be on a Ind the Grand CU-unplon. ewe reserve champton ewe. fraud 45 friend* and reiailvro who tied quilt Twenty-nine 4H rco from the champion ram and u»k first lake. Da view exjunty cluin. Owens- place in the Junior showmanship After punch and snacks were boro. Ky . spen'. me week in In open claw his ewe lamb took served Indoors. a lovely ham Ionia county with host families, first and also placed first for dinner, with all the trimmings, They left Friday after a trip flock * Mr. and Mra Leon Hen- . to the Ford Museum nnd Oreen- ney of Grand Rapids arid Mra. Tuesday- , Lots Brown of Lakeland. Fl*.. fMd Village..- picnic --------------------—were Friday vldlora of Mr. nnd relaUvoi were from BaUle Creek. night nt Bertha Brock txuk 'for ;Richland. Plalnwel. Comstock. the guert* and host farnJUe*. A Mrs. Walter Wortley * Mr. and Kalamaxoo. and Hartings, and a _______________ — Mra. Louis Kotula and family of more wonderful anniversary held Thursday evening al the Glen Ellyn. XU., came Saturday — . '•'Youth Building al the Ionia to spend a few day* vacation could not ------------------------have been spent. It, was complete even to ti»e phone fairgrounds. Members staying in with lire mother. Mrs Myra call from their daughter. "Pat," the Lake Odcrau area were Patsy Smith * Mr. and Mra. Clyde lhe George McCulloughs. In i Keller with PnUy OMarti, Ricky Klou of Lansing were Sunday .Maryland, who were unable to Brooks with Ron Shoemaker and vWtora of Mr. nnd Mrs. Harley I* here but with little Stephen Stadcl. had spent two week* with their Robeit Alvey as a guest of Fred Rattier.- * Among lhe exhibitors parents in May. USE BANNER WANT ADS! While the MrI era had had a wonderful time, their family had also greatly enjoyed planning the party, and their grandson, Phone "Sparky,” had been especially 653-27’1 thrilled lo help with the "sur­ prise." rummage table Val»et K> 5,25 1 New Item* p°Uy Values to 50c St0«* I ► ^0 Valu" to 98e V0, ’ 50' Mr',"* R*fl. 15c • ■ • 14c 'table ' Value, to SAVE MORE THAN Vi cmwib RUMMAGE belts $1.00 4c Fm™Dc & ENDS Tfom Every Dept. Value, tai pa _ NEVER BEFORE! NEVER AGAIN! Everything Goes Moth Flakes 10' Reg. 25c Out We Go! THE V STORE 104 W. STATE, HASTINGS rarchieii Gome* Moeoic Tile Set, 87' Reg. $1.98 �|Earl Engle IMThe Hastings Banner Dies Thursday; Thuredey, August 26. 1965 Rites Saturday Section Three—Fege* I to 6 if) Open Howie to * Mark Silver A Wedding Jubilee ; Funeral services for fari Fitzgerald Corps Lists Activities An open house honoring Mr. and Mrs Harold Dooilng of R2 ' ’ Middleville on their 2Mh wed­ — ding anniversary te being plan­ ned by their children. Mr. and Mra. Fred L. Bowerman Jr. and Hick Dooling * Ryan. Dorothy Meier, Hilda Blackford. Joyce Hawkins, Ger­ trude James. Gteldaa Gilmore 'eace Corpn Tent Theta* Barr. ’ ’ d I years, retiring 1* year. ago. 11. at the post offices at Grand Rapids. Lansing and Battle Creek and at Court Station. 410 W. Michigan, in Kalamaaoo. The opportunity is the Peace Corps placement test, which is not Every Consumers Power Com­ eluding the Prudential Insurance p.LSAcd or failed-'It measures pany truck and car in the Has­ Building and the Museum of general aptitude and the ability tings area waa safety checked to learn a language. Tuesday morning. Aug. 24. Frank The next meeting will be the to *UR,Xr^ Sept. .2, birthday dinner and i meeting with Iola WUkre. kllch- of BMlle Creek. Vernon (Snap! I . .1 . of Hasilnn Rtuaell nf Rani. Consumers Power Safety Checks All Vehicles gDd garden tasks. Test-ride? Call: E. L. CARPENTER HARDWARE 142 E. State St. LEWIS ELECTRIC Phone WI 5-2913 Invite Democrats, Others to Eaton County Corn Roast BACK ed to Eaton County or to Demo­ crats It is a fun night dedicated to eating plenty of awcet com nearer* mat uie iitk. amu u» ------- . _—r — loaded with butter, renewing old all the real estate of the town-ivU1,'~ acquaintances, making new ship wm always given by ,w2^p' United States of America I" How. lrrtng Rutland. Yankee, ~ingx. and Thomapple; Johns- ; n township which Included1 THERAPADS — Scrub pad* for thera­ peutic aid for Acne--------------------------------- ACNE-DOME— medicated cleanaer---------- -- ------------- - ----STRIDEX — Medicated cleansing pads for pimples, blackheads and oily skin Jr.. Democrat repramniaUve from Michigan's Third District, will be guest of honor. There will also be many other public offi­ cials present. but nobody yrtU . Croom, lotion oe^(|^k DU BARRY'S—Medicated astringent & fret? cleansing grains___________ —i__ $po DU BARRY'S CLEANSING GRAINS — w/free, "all clear" medicated face wash ’1” Dorothy Gray DEEP CLEANSING PADS S-JOO Fraa Eilimatss la tha Has­ ting! Aras ea Tuesdays. Pickup sad Dalivary. Johnstown; and Hastings; township, which included Wood­ land. Castleton. Carlton and N4*R*mMOM about: ] ... AtTIC, This See, Page J) TAfW medicated clear GEL — For acne, pimples, oily skin, blockheads PHISOHEX— Antibacterial skin chanter UPHOLSTERING Mr. Merle Blain of TUIln. Ohio. Mrs. Mary Dacey. and her grand­ son. Alfred Decoy, of Kalamazoo, for dinner on Friday. On Tues­ day. Mrs, Dacey and Mrs. Baker visited Wilbur Perse Ln Bellevue. might at one ume be In some pan of the state fishing, and in another later to do their trap­ ping. and might temporarily re­ side in other parts of the state for other purposes. While they APPLIANCES ★ G. E. ★ ADMIRAL KITCHENS * IXL * KEMPER ★ Easy ELECTRIC and PLUMBING CONTRACTORS Also... SUPPLIES Paint, Hardware, Water Systems <*••*»•» THl FURNITURE BUILDING Rainbird Sprinkler Systems Woyne Haiti r*».. 371-3523 Back to School Hints September Hath MICHIGAN PRESCRIPTION PHARMACY -CIOVERDALE- - tation be gave of the history of that township up to 1860 From that date on it is expected It tire county waa oonMHuled as TqJJ Day' Ot Fair ’ ul will be continued by local peo­ one townahlp of Kalamazoo; their farm home on M-W known .ple. A committee waa authorised county. It continued in that Congressman Paul H. Todd. Jr. as Democrat HUI. grow sweet situation for several years. By <D, Mlch.i. will be in the Third coni especially for this occasion.' । 1836 people had In thL«s District this weekend to attend and the com roast cannot take county. Il waa organised as one . the annual Eaton County Fair. | place until the corn h just right township officially on March 23. i Friday, Aug. 20th has been set for roosting. After" rlx-lr expert .the data for this history, which 1836 and la-id its first town aside ax "Todd Day at the Fair" appraisal, the date they have!,. we give below. It was much more meeting that year, ejecting Cal-! which te being held at the 4H set foe the com roast thia year ' fully presented a*, the meeting. Vtn Hill of Yantap Springs as I fairgrounds in Charlotte. is Aug. 28. the announcement ■ SCHOOL CLEARASIL—J* Jack-ion and Uiopc who filled important places in his admtnLv- i ThU propram is a part of the trotion. Barry County became a part of Bt. Joseph county in company's continuing efforts to 1829. but was made a pan, of, help eliminate hazards, Ritohlo Brady township, Kalamaaoo Mr. and Mrs. Warren Hull of Eston Rapids will entertain with their annual Eaton County Corn Roost Saturday evening, SUITE EUR 30 Days, and k AUG. 27-WT. 6. Often All Thirty government, and the United Blates paid Lhe Ottawas *1.00000 per year for M years for what rights they had. and *1500.00 per! year to assist them in the pur- Of Them Can tools needed for farming and to help each their children. It paid the Pottawatomtea *8.000 00 year­ ly for all time, and ll.OOOIX) yearly for the purchase of tools and salary of teachers to train ENJOY CAREFREE Be Worrisome! One of these worries may be the expense of getting a son or daughter off to school. During the coming school term there are many bank services you will find useful. Should your finance, be somewhat short, let us help with a loan. A checking account is most convenient for helping to budget expenses. For any of your banking needs in the school year or anytime, try us. You'll like the hj WOLVERINE'S Wlui yiu'n service you get! NEW IlltMMi's Plllcy Hull Governs* ’ UeWv Medted PsysMr.h SUNDAY thru WEDNESDAY MMIIN Open daily Monday thru Saturday 'til 3:00. Thureday* ’til 12:00 for. .. Oufboerdi • teboovdt • Mlborii HASTINGS INSURANCE AfiBKY National Bank of Hastings Member federal Reserve Sytlem atid federal Depotil Inturance Corporalion DEPOSITS INSURED UP TO $10,000.00 219 Wert State St. "Stfe el StraaBntMtra'’ Phone 9^-4100 ' E. R. Lowraaefi Mutual Fund leiartmib Gans from »6000 to ‘60,000°° �Gull Lake Bible Christian Scianca Taxt Announced Mulliken Church Advances Under area from Uie Bible and U» Gull Lake BIMe and MLwkxwry Rev. Glasgow Jacont house, originally construct - r_ ■ *.---------- — In 1890 the church bulling was sold to the Cbogregadonai Church. The house, constructed COATS GROVE CHRISTIAN CHURCH Cor. Coats Grove Rd and DurfcM Road Charles Gibbs. pastor Floyd Walter, Bupl. Blble school, io am. Worship hour. 11 am. CtirtsUsn Endeavor. Tuesday. 7 pm. During the month of August lhe Rev. Charles Otbba will be DELTON METHODIST CHURCH Msretus E. Taber, Minister Church Study, Sunday, 9:45 was Rev. Trumble who waa fol- Worship. Sunday. 11 am. Youth Fellowships. Bunday. 6 Prayer Group, Tuesday, 9 30 Chancel Choir ed Un church building tn 1917. pm, Thursday- ' rehearsal. '1 BOWEN8 MILLS CHAPEL Henry VanTH, Evangelist 10 am. Morning service 11:15 am. Sunday school. of the building committee. A cordial welcome to all. pointed to the Mulliken - Dow charge In I960 and many Im- Momlng worship, 9:15 am. co ng re- . . 2^ Conference in Final Sessions CARLTON SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST CHURCH Elder Gerald N. Black Saturday worship. 10:45 am. Prayer meeting. Tuesday. 1:30 pm. fills Spring. A year ago Ihe ex­ terior ‘was repaired and painted CEDAR CREEK RIBLE CHURCH Campground Rd . 8 miles south of Hastings Pastor. Donald Tack Sunday school. 10 am. Worship, 11 am. Youth meeUng. 8:15 pm. Evening service. 7.30 pm. Wednesday prayer meeting Bible study. 7:30 pm. igj^eburoh school enrollment. FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST 645 W. Green Street Sunday service. 11 am. Sunday school, 11 am. Wednesday service. 7:45 pm. Reading room open Wednes­ church school enrollment doubday and Saturday, 2 to 4 pm. FIRST CHURCH OF GOD 1330 N. Broadway. Hastings Rev. George J. Huber. Pastor Phone 945-3195 . furnished with memorials. A new Where a Christian Experience Makes you a Member . 10 am. Sunday school. 11 am. Morning worship. 6: 30 pm. Youth service. 7: 30 pm Evening worship. 7:30 pm. Wednesday prayer. unit which will also include a small chapel and minister's of­ fice and study. Thu church-Wll! Lawther who will gain pooeaalon take - posaession on Oct. I. "Ind It's the newest number in towjrl telephone puts the phone of the future in the palm nf your hand Pick up the Trimline handset-and there's* the lighted dial, built right into it. Relax in an easy chair, lie back in bed, for the" most convenient phoning ever. The dial is so easy to see and use. If you're making several calls, no need to hang up after each one. Just press thejeca// button by,the dial to disconnect one call before making the next. When not in use, the Trimline dial is hidden face-down on the phone base. Available in desk or wall models in a wide color choice. To' order, cAll the Business Office or ask your Telephone Man. Michigan Bell Part of the Nfltionwido Bell Syttom jEUB Children’, ^.VS?.cw BALTIMORE U. B. BRETHREN CHURCH Demoiulratibn, Thursday unto you. He that bellereth on 11 a.tn. Morning worship. i T/tis No evening service thte week, i Office ixmra Tuesday through Evening worship, 1 pm. Tto doncmstraUon program W«1, fl pin. Prayer meeting Friday. 9 am. to noon. Any Mid-week Fellowship, 7 pm. for the Vacation Bible School at other Ume by appointment. EMMANUEL* EPISCOPAL ' Wednesday. Sunday service schedule: C,'VB€"________ _______ j 9:H am. Sunday sciwol. Leon , , day, Aug. 26. al 1:30 pm. to W«t, Bupt There arc clams PEOPLE’S BIBLE CHURCH Iwhich the public la invited. and competent teachera for all B1 Nashville I The collection taken UaU evoWorxhlp’ Berman: Leltoy Kenney, Pastor expenses of tho school. The The TMk - Text Aatr Phone 863-3248 church win bo open al 1 with 11 am. Morning worslUp. ASSEMBLY OF GOD CHURCH (exhibits in all the clasarootna 10 am. Sunday school. 102 E. Woodland Avenue R*v. M. F. Goble. Pastor ‘ ““* a" ’“a o»»“‘S'"■ 9:45 am. Bundsy school. 11am. Morning worship 8 pm. Young People s service. . "" ■»«>“>• •" <»“1Sp«iol Mu«ic 7 pm Evangelistic service. Through Uie week ot Aug. M|I Wed, 7:M pm. Mid-Week $Und(lY Gt EUB ”, / , prayer. Tumday. 10:30 am Junior D» 1 Tjlur______ Thuraday. 7 pm. Pioneer Olrte Church SerVICOS HASTINGS CONGREGATION [xirtnieni of Sunday school ootf-iand Uoya Brigade. OF JEHOVAH’S WITNESSES mg to Grand Rapids return^! women's Missionary Fellow220 West Colfax Street to the church st 6 pm. - l^p jn4 Tues, each month, 1:30. Bunday Public Talk, 3 pm nr Pravre anrt Watchtower Bible Study, 4:15 Bible study. pm. 9:SO am. otomuig group, smu; - ---------Cotant. leader. BRETHREN IN HASTINGS 7 pm Evening group, Gladys CHRIST CHURCH oL5E ™cn"? FREE METHODIST CHURCH Boltwood and E. State Road Otte* Lake Road Friday. « P-to- Family Camp ' ou Rev. Marvin Bickmlller. Pastor Rev Isaac Osgood. Pastor at Riverside Camp. Buchanan. Sunday school. 9:45 am. Morning worship, 10 am. Sre Art Fuller. ' Morning worship. 10:45 am. Sunday school, 11 am. Church library open Saturday. Evening service, 1:30 pm. • Wednesday prayer. 7:30 pm. A warm invitation is extended HASTINGS SF.VENTH-DAY I local talent night. ADVENTIST CHURCH thLa friendly church. Pn>5'?.,. .mpcVng .y?*1 BlUe Eldfr C. L. Wilber. Pastor Every Sunday. 8:30 am . the Ph WIS-5319 world-wide Free Methodist 404 W. Colfax ■Ft. TH ~ 2 ~ —1, . lh- hnnw, nV Trw fruitful Sat. Sabbath school, 9:30. Worship, Il un. Young People. Thursday. 7 pm Wednesday prayer. 7:30 pm. 1 MIDDLEVILLE CHRISTIAN Sunday, "Faith for Today," on REFORMED CHAPEL 70S W. Main Street TV, WOOD. Channel fl, fl:30 am THE CHURCH OF JESUS Rev. Earl Bchipper Sunday, Voice of Prophecy, CHRIST OF LATTER Worship, 10 am. ' Radio WJEP 1230, 8:30 am. DAY SAINTS M-43 at Podunk Lake Evening worship. 7:30. Sunday school. 10:30 am. KILPATRICK Missionaries, phone 945-9252. UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH HASTINGS WESLEYAN M-48 Woodland METHODIST CHURCH CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Rev R. A. Hoffman Cor. N. Michigan ArE. Slate 10 am. Bunday school. 307 E. Marshall Street Minister. Dale R. Harvey 11 am. Worship service. WI 6-3213 410 E. Madison. 945-5060 10 gtm. Sunday school. 9:45 am. Church school. Bupt. 11 ’g.m. Morning worship ser­ . LAKEWOOD Loyd Marte. vice. sumon: "Life's Great Nc. 11 am. Morning worship. BAPTIST CHURCH cesalty." 7:30 pm. Wed. Bible Study Community Room above 6.30 pm, Wesleyan Youth Fel­ Woodland Fire Station and prayer. lowship. InstAlteUon of officers. K. W.‘Mosher, Pastor j 7:30 pm. Evening Gospel Hour, THE GALILEAN BAPTIST CHURCH Former Freeport High School 7:30 pm. Evening service. i Jesus Chrtel." Bunday school. 10 am. 7:30 pm. Wed. prayer service. | Wednesday, 7:30 pm. MldWorship service. 11 am. Evening service. 7:30 pm. Mosher, pastor. 307-2585. Wed prayer meeting. 8 pm -----------FIRST PRESBYTERIAN The little church with the big LAKEWOOD E.U.Q. CHURCH | CHURCH Rev. K. Ctiarles Nessetli. Pastor i Broadway and Centre Streeta Sunday worship. 10 am. ! Willard H. Curtte? Mininter ST. ROSE CATHOLIC CHURCH Bunday school. 11 am. Sunday. Aug. 29. 1945. morning Rev. Fr. Joseph C^Dunpby MYP Sunday. 7 pm. i worship, 9:30. Nursery provided. Riindnv ..^rvlrr H nm — . ... . . . ___ _ Rev. David Hawley. Assistant Wednesday service. 8 pm am. Confessions. 4 to 5 and.fl to 9. Saturdays, 7 JO am.on Bun­ fXLGUM BOUNDS CHURCH days. Before Masses, on .wbetot ' Her. V. L. Druggoo, Paator days. ' J M (•'. . 1306 South Hanover Street Dally Masses. 7 and 8 am. Phone 945-9429 Monday. 7:30 pm. Christian Education Committee meeting. ST. AUGUSTINE. worship. MIDDLEVILLE Youth meeting. 6:15 pm IRVING CHAPEL Evening Gospel Hour, 7 pm.' . Rev. Chalmer Miller. Pastor Wednesday prayer, 7:30 pm.'ST. AMBROSE CATHOLIC Phone RO 5-3503 CHURCHAT DELTON Sunday school, 9:30 am. STONEY POINT Worship. 10:30 am. FREE METHODIST CHURCH Sunday Masses: 1:84, 11 sm. Thursday prayer service, 1:80. Rev. Owenneth Sebring. Pastor OUR LADY OF GREAT OAK. 10 am. Bunday achool. DOWLING Sunday Maa. 9 am. HASTINGS TRINITY GOSPEL CHURCH GRACE BRETHREN CHURCH 1118 Jordan Lake Street Cor1. of Jefferson and E. Center Lake Odessa IFA. Campground! /Rev. Russell Sarver. Pastor Phone DR 4-8277 Sunday school, 10 am. Rev. Jerry Boomer. Pastor Worship hour, 11 am. Sunday school, 10 am. Sunday evening Service, 1 pm. Worship service, II am. The Bible, the whole Bible and Young People's service, 7 pm. nothing but the Bible. Evening service, 8 pm. Bible Study Wed. 7:30 pm. NORTH IRVING WESLEYAN Prayer nrevice. 6 pm. METHODIST CHURCH Cor. of Sisson and Bqehler Rood 4 ml. W. of Broadway. Freeport Rev. Gerald Hepnner. Pastor Sunday school. 10 am. Rev. Doriene Spcas. Pastor Morning worship. 11 am. 9.30 am Morning worship. Young People's service. 7 pm Evangelical service. 8 pm. pm. Chrtetlon Endeavor, 7 pm. Gospel hour. ORANGEVILLE 7: 30 pm. Wednesday. prayer BAPTIST CHURCH and praise. <5fote change from W. Glen Campbell. Pastor Thursday to Wednesday I 2 Miles South of Gun Lake 9:45 am. Sunday school. WESLEYAN 11 am. Morning worship. METHODIST CHURCH 7 pm. Evening worship. Hickory Comers. Michigan Wednesday, 7:30 pm. Bibb Rev. Vaughn B. Jensen. Pastor study and prayer service. 10 am. Sunday school 11 am. Momlrig worship. Jun­ MILO BIBLE CHURCH ior church and nursery provided. R3 Delton 7:30 pm. Evening service. Rev. Frank Crabb Wednesday. 1:30 pm. Family A. J. Spoelstra, Pastor Night.) Adults, Youths. Junior! Sunday school. 10 am. and Children, 8:30 pm. Choir Worship, 11 am. rehearsal. The Housemans Return from Alaskan Trip Rev. Mid Mrs. Ruaeen HouaemAti have returned to HaaUng! Their journey took them from the southern Kenai Peninsula straight up." Point Barrow, which te the furthest point north tn the North American continent. Joe During the trip, a total ol 700 bring a special cumber for 35mm slides were taken, plus bOO f ret of Hmm movie film. In­ this service. . and program, always a Conference hallmark. Merrill Dunlop, recording ar­ tist iuwI composer tuul long a favorite at Gull lake, will be ————■ -- —- — Talley at tiu- piano. The popular Saturday night concert will In­ elude the Talley chidrcn. The Inter - Varsity Chrtatlan Fellowsiilp and the Africa In­ tend Mission aie reported respccuvely by eKith Hunt and Paul Brown. M. D Jolui De­ Vries of Grand Rapids te tho youth worker. The public is invited to tho nightly scrvlcei nt the Midland r from Fairbanks, they photo­ graphed many of tbe Eakiinoe.'t tor, will bring Uie morning wr- in their routine way of living as Uvcy hunted, and then dried the Winter's supply of walrus. the worship service at 11 am. Talley, evaniellst Wb hav® th® latest patterns in (Armstrong LINOLEUM THE MODERN FASHION IN FLOORS Headersbot & Vicinity ! By Rw Mrt. Mra Richard ntr-hnrA Clark Cllwll 5 PIMM 943-8139 A FLOOR TO MKT EVERY BUDGET ren Brogan returned home from Kt Hixnttal in Grand which runs from Hann. Alaska, lumbla, and then drove from HASTINGS FLOOR COVERING 123 W. Stat, St. Colvin anti family and Diane Thomas of Haatinga were Sunday When you suffer a serious loea ... when the going gets rough ...it’s then that our services suddrnly Saturday evening aS your insurance protection. You can count on ns to bo in your comer... to help with Homo with burial at tlic Dowling WIITM TUB enilia VfMl I ns UUlHa TJmroday. A Mr. and Mra. Ren- j J=US«E« Mrs. Lewis McIntyre and Lucille of Augusta. On Sunday Mr. and claims problem! and other difflcultlei connected with your to look after year GETS ROUGH F RANDSEN’C Insurance Agency Over Mirier’i Jewelen 120 W. STATE ST. Phone WI 5-4174 don’t hurry 6: 45 PILGRIM HOLINESS CHURCH RCv. Rogers, Pastor 1308 8 Hanover Street Phone 945-9429 Telephone 374-3346 ' 10 am. Bunday school. Just off H-86. North on M-50 la 11 am. Morning worship. Village of Woodbury YouUi meeUng. 8:15 pm. Sunday school, 9:43 am. , Evenlag Gospel Hour, 7 pm. Worship, 11 am. Wednesday Praytr, 7:30 pxh Junior church for children. 4-9. Youth choir rehearsal. Wed, s. Lalamo PENTECOSTAL CHURCH Fellowship service, 7:45 am. Rev. Arbutus Hurless. Pastor Youth Fellowship Wed ,7pm. Sunday school. 10 am. Bible Study add prayer serv­ Woraltlp. 11 am. ice, Wednesday, 8 pm. at Roger Evangelistic sendee, 7:30 pm. Carey home, weelof church. Prayer meet Thurs, 7:30,pm. HASTINGS BAPTIST CHURCH WOODLANB CHURCH OF THE BRETHREN 8319 Coats Grove Road Director of Music and Youth Rev. Charles Gibbs. Pastor 9:46 am. Sunday school, WorshlR services, 9:46 am. to^aas for aM ages. Bunday school, 10:45 am. 11 a.m. Morning church mt- WOODLAND METHODIST CHURCH Rev. Richa:d VandenBosch, Pastor Sunday school. 10 am. Morning worship. 11 am. Youth Fellowship. 7:30 pm. Corvyir Monta Sport Codpt. Now's the time to drive t great deal from a great choice of brand-new Corvairs, Chevrolets and Cheveiies. Leave it to Chevrolet to make sure these beauties look costly. Leave it to your Chevrolet dealer to make sure they're not. But rush, rush, rush! They're moving out fast. Chavalit Malibu Sport Coopt- d-Dooi Sedan. Broadcast. 6:30 p m. OrcbMm rsheurral. iic-K. WOODLAND UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH Sunday sdhool 10 am. Bible study. vt® ” Morning warship. 11 kin 8 30 pm. Choir rchran-.il. ChrteUso Endeavor. 8:30 pm. 8:30 pm Board meeting. Prayer service. Wed, fl pm. PiiHtc invited. LARKE BUICK-C 1435 S. HanSvar Hasting! WI 5-2425 �Mere About—------ 11M0, when the flrat rattler. Da-1 vid Bowker, look up 40 aefte ot Attic Chester Keech 'non with meat townships. Hope' i was rattled from the south and ' real. David Bowker wm an uncle | of D. A. Bowker, ton---------- ” —------- ot Hastings. V* counsy *■“ sun a ' Tl* t*n **Uera part of Kalamazoo county. Barry and Amasa Boutluuu WHHa —-—■------------ 7------------------------county wm taken from Kalama- 1M2. took up farms in section 31.1 family, George Thomas, and Na700 county March 15. 1839. and They moved to Van Buren coun- thanial Peake, located on ace-| *M Ulen ««t up aa a separate ty in 1B4«. „ — C‘?v . I The third wm Jackanlaa Mott. . w•.«» tfvingUu, above ta- Who camo in 1842, located on (Coni, tram P<. 1 thi« fee.) Succumbs After 4th Daughter Born Mr. and Mr*. Clarence Bump,; Jr.. formerly ot Hiuttings. an-, nounce Ute birth cf a daughteri Aug. IB. al Lee Memorial Hospf- I tai in Dowagiac. The little Mtea arrived on their loth wedding Super-Right" Beef WHATEVER VOU LOOK FOR: CONSISTENT SAVINGS GUARANTEED-QUALITY... COURTEOUS SERVICE.. Rib Roast 12192991 Long Illness Township, who dted early Fri­ day at Blodgett Memorial Hos­ pital in Grand Rapid®, were held at 1:30 pan. Monday at the Lr'jnard-OAKtxxl Funeral Home. Tlu* Rev. George Klltott offi­ ciated and burial in Wood- been selected for technical train­ Ing at Keealer APB. Miu . as a U 8 Air Force cummunicatlomelecUoniM specialist Airman Pawley, a graduate of Lakewood High School, recently completed, basic military training at Lack-, land AFB, Texas. 4th & 5th Ribs Lonnie Johncock Welcomed Home I With Birthday Party ANYWAY YOU LOOK AT IT YOU’LL LIKE THE GIFTS YOU GET FOR Pork Steaks Ring Bologna ' SUPH SIGHT SMALL LEAN MEATY Braunsdiweiger Chubs Smoked Cample tn Training—Pfc Robert L DeWitt, son ot Mr. ar.d Mjp. H. L. DeWitt of R2 Hastings. Algonquin Lake, haa completed advanced auto incclianLcs train­ ing at Ft. Knox. Ky. He rreilved hte diploma in auto nwhanim Pork Roast Rib Steaks FISH AND SEAFOOD Delmanico Steaks 1.79 King Crab Legs Short Ribs King Crab Meat Stewing Beef Smelt 1.49 Senior Citizens Meet Monday U.S. No. 1, CALIFORNIA U.S. No. 1 Golden Ripe Home Grown Seedless Michigan Bananas Sweet Com Grapes Potatoes LB. BAG ASP, Lonnie and his wife, the form­ er Phyllis (Joinder, win make their Itocnn at 100 N. Omena. Tanttiy Phyllta. a Senior at Miclilgan State Univeratty, will return to Ikt studios in September and Lonnie will seek employment Ln that city. Those attending the party were from Hickory Comers. Delton. Nashville. Plainwell, tanging and Hastings. Thirty-two were prev­ ent to help celebrate Uie happy Senior Citizens of the Hastings community will meet Monday, rnnUMte of this fine opportunity will please bring own table ser­ vice, and a dish to pass, and a beverage if desired. An Infsnatlllg program la assured with Mrs. Beatrice Fish­ er of the Welfare Department teIking about the methods and ideals of modem welfare. Another IntereaUng feature will be special music provided by Floyd Jucksoti and lite accord­ ion. This young man la maater of ,hte instrument and always Plays to enthudaatlo audiences. .Membets arc asked to bring with than any senior clttsen who te in need of transportation. 2-LB. 9-OZ, Beans sutana JANE PARKER, ENRICHED Mr. and Mra. Albert Higgins were host and hostuw at a wel­ come home and birthday party for Mra. Hlggin'a son. Ixmnie "E" Johncock Sunday, Aug. 33, at the American Legion Hall Ln Hastings. lonnie received his discharge from the Navy Aug. 19. after spending three yeara serving his country. During that time he has been in Japan. China, Peart Harbor, Hawaii and Viet Nam nerving on the USS Towers with tho DRIP OR REGULAR GRIND Vacuum Pak Bread Coffee JANE PARKER 8-INCH 4 2-ROLL PKGS. Cherry ■ra 4 Vanilla Ice Cream 16 Vi Gal. Ctn. 49‘ Delsey” 8 89 Kleenex rf RQc MUCOUS WITH MAIYEL 8-OZ. EACH --------------------------- new! Ann Page gourmet spices OUR OWN TEA BAGS 100 CT. PKG. ONKM MIT... 3% era Hr UY LUVU . . . >/4 as. S9< GAJttK MLT . . 3>/j era Z9< Kleenex Table Napkins 7c OFF LABEL 1L». 4-OZ. PKG. ZOC n, Instant Tea ke Tea Mix 50-CT. PKG. Kleenex Paper Towels 2 Kotex Sanitary Napkins Surf Detergent 44 varieties In striking new packaging . . . with Wedgwood blue caps and labels. True con­ noisseur quality at commdn-sense prices. For ex­ ample: FAGAL TISSUE 71 PKGS. ROLL EARTHLING "SPACE” RACE — Today’s logger and general woodcutter now finds his sawing projects reduced to hip-pocket sixe. Bull Quilted Jelly Glasses a£* ’1.19 Nestled with this timberman’s bandanna is a power chain saw, claimed by McCulloch Corporation, the manufacturer, to be the lightest weight and smallest sized, high-powered chain saw in the world. ’ ‘ Weighing only 10% lbs. without bar and chain, the extremely portable power tool will reduce a weekend of wearying wood­ chopping to no more than a few hours of satisfying outdoota activity. * ° Good-bye, pocket knives! out own "^m02 WT ^.01 Francisco Farm Supply M-37 South WI SUN �Francisco Has 1966 McCulloch THE Soil Specialist Gives Advice on Use of Lime Highlights Interesting "Baal result* from liming come BILLION Chain Saws HASTINGS BANNER SAYS FARM LOAN SERVICE Farm Supply, local McCulloch chain saws Im announced. M Two of tbe new M»i. the MAC J-ll and the MAC lit. State University CANCEL SOILS DAY Michigan Slate Utrivvrstty's i'orter polnta out that liming Ing agriculture. Tw avaiJai -*-u* kfnd-of credit State-Wide Field Eyenl Feature. Spud Comeback to preaarvinc Calendar pated that during engineering. achieve their f-*---- —” IN A BIG WAYI Land Bank Loans to expand, moderates and ta thalr farm buslnoueg. Since 1017, Start than • tor-mUlion farmers have found thetr Land Be om credit source always Reared to thalr AaeoaiaHnn publication, "Sampling Sail for Fertiliser and Lime Recommcndalloa*," Extension Bulletin 498 The bulletin 1* available without charge at county Cooperative Extenaton Office* or on request from tha Bulletin on ice. Agri­ cultural JUU. Michigan Slate University. EaM Lansing. MSU officiate paint out that of the year—will be highlighted ______ ___________ grasses,. especially those fields ... intended for plowing. These would be the fields that would probably be planted to imall grain, row county al th a two-day Stateaide educational event named Uie Michigan Spudtacular. It's aponaored by the Mlohlgan Pt>tato Indurtry Council and Mlchigan State Unlvaratty. **<>«. Mau A LAND BANK LOAN BIVR YOU. fictant in production logging for pand the housing loon program topping and trimming Jobe. OLD MOTHER GOOSE seeded to legumes next spring or Ida Foods SLSMAM potato pro- — "Thia assure* that the lime will have more ample opportunity to: roui give full benefit to non-legunie' crops. And tbe legume that is. time* for testing soil and apply. . .... ■ * . " xvn pkiaa win tuac place on “" ■ b«u> a». „ will U. nlub.t of Po.U, polnu out Uut •"O' FcOgrilHLS p 1 ~ SMITH BROS. Central Michigan's Mott Complete Fertiliser Sarrica FERTILIZER FACTS Tl» Farmers ilcsnc Adminli- » Kussell Keech 1 __ . • ! Reviews FHA' Blabs Department of Agricul­ ture, U che only federal Govern­ ment agency devoted exclusively to improving the incomes and living condition* of rural resi­ dents tow-con attorn Pymatuning Lake may be tho oldest banded bird ever recorded tho National Wildlife FodaraUon. Tho bird ws* carrying a mate! leg band originally placed an it by Um Jack Miner Migratory Bird Foundation of Kingsville, The first Coast Guard off- Ontario, during the Fall of 1M4. liming material available in shire light tower waa placed tn thus making this "old mother the Ferris Christiansen farm county office clerk, attended a many forma: calcic limestone. near McBride. Here tan acres ot program meeting of the Fartnes * doiomitio llrneslune, marl, refuse variety comparison and per- Home AdnunwtraUun at Grand lime and others. North Carolina. erase control, vine defoliation’ correcting soil acidity if they are held for 94 employees located in selected and used according to M county offices throughout tnenta and plant population Michigan trials will be shown. Yoyng Men, Women Join Holstein Group use more rtox vtj-Mii BANNER WANT ADS BRING RESUL' available in all U counties in demonstrated. Linda and Marte Kenyon of i7/„ ~ T?; Delton, Larry Lena yul Bryan £T1’~ and Lynette Thoma* of Hailing* ** * ’1.400 ■T?' have been granted Junior memE bcrsliip in the Hotatetn-Frieatan Aaaoclatinn of America head.rt Pe-CT’on- came to Greenquartered al Brattleboro Vt To rlUe ,rnro •**** ot w**^lnsquallfy, one must be under 3! *«’ lhf>’ ,wvr and have wccewfully completed J“?Uxo *5 anuUf ?»-*** one yeark work in a 4H or van-, Their operation to more Uonal agriculture dairy project t »n doubk-. and perhnpa triple the rite, of any other Michigan Never dnliiag ability, wrist »oluM*V. balaaca: that's So,,tii>. u dently caught thia Spring tn . insecticide office I. located at JOI S. Michigan. The purpose ot the meettr.g plan* for an expanded program during the coming year. A wide range of loan program. What type of person should buy the hot Plymouth now? merit and credit needs of family fanners and rural oommunltne Supervised Joans are extended to individual pvsoni for family chase and development; rural caivw. are susceptible to over- be a giant dUptay of potato driers of most preparations Too^ farming equipment. Il Is being tier the Economic Opportunity Ant ' »k«»se. uric ui uirve IVcompanicd by advlcv* on sound EXrtRT TIRE ’cently completed by Ore-Ida SERVICE Potato farmera from through| out the state are expected to at। . lend, and the public Is invited. source*. Supervised credit helps eligible applicant* Improve their SNOW BLANKET JIM BARR Tire Shop U. $. ROYAL SMITH It's no secret that ruffed button to lhe economic growth according to the National Wild- of thetr communities. As barnanctal stability, they return to private sources of credit A com­ mittee of three farmers certifies eUgibility of applicant*. can find suitable roasting sites they are enjoying temperatures up to 00 degrees warmer than X bros to finance community water Lake Odessa • Woodland Plant at Woodbury PARKING USE .BANNER WANT ADS! ations formed by farmers and rural residents to finance targe scale community nervation proLxxui* may also be made to Interested groups to finance rental housing for senior ciUrens for independent living. All types of loons are subject to specified eligibility, require- . made to enable eligible perrons lo take full advantage of the ex! ponded program at the agency that is focused on strengthening the family fsrrm and rural <xxnmunlUea In the fare of a chang- Know j Your Legislators U.8. SENATORS Senate Office Building Washington U. D.C. Patrick V. McNamara Philip A. Hart CONGRESSMEN House Office Building Washington IS, D.C. Paul H. Todd STATE SENATORS State Capitol (Use Ijome .address after adjournment । District—Harold J. Vol Ito W xmd Street. Hol­ land. < Yankee Spring* Town-hip.) S»th District — Roger Johnvif S33 Birch Street, Marshall (Woodland, Hastings City. Has­ tings Township. Castleton, Balti­ more, Maple Grove. Johnstown. Assyria' Town*hlps> ’list District—Garry E Bma. a shrewd trader! O.K., you shrewd traders, we know you're out there! You've waited until now to shop for a new '65 Plymouth Fury, Belvedere, Valiant or Barracuda because you know the model year is coming to an end. You know that ‘ we're cleaning out our stock of *65 Plymouths. You also know that the deals are great and the trade-in allowances are very generous this time of year. So what's keeping you! We're ready to deal today! Get a dean-up deal now at your P^mouth Dealer’s apple, Irving. Carlton. Rutland Orangeville, Hope, PralrlevilB. Barry' Townships.) FUWV/BELVEDERE / VALIAMT/SAHW ACUOA 6 mm STATE BKPRUKNTATIVE1 stale Capitol ‘Use home addrer 5 after adjournment. ope. Baltimore. Jahnstow “ Townships) it tan, UwdLu1aPRu1ta.^d. BARRY'S FARM STORE DEWEYS CAR PALACE S. Hanover at Hatting! City Limits M-42 ef Sprague Rd., Delian �■ and funny from Detroit spent the weekend with Mra. Biber Vincent. I Betsy Lee Ryan spent lhe week Ut£L,„ • । with with her her grant grant grandmother. grandmother, William Guernsey has returned BeUy Adams, at Middleville * nwn tiie Veterans Hospital in Mane and Judy Frits spent the 2"" AIb05' He is to return Aug.'week with Mr. and Mra.laurence W. * Ruth Ann VJntent Is still Frits and family at Baroda. W in Unlvsnily Hospital in Ann Mr. and Mra. Carlton Nichols Arbor and If people would only attended the Finger and McNutt Completes Baric-Airman Third C1*m Sharon K. Lewis, daughter of Mr. and Mra. Loren E. Lewis of IM W. High Street, has com­ pleted basic military training at lackland AFB, Texas, and re­ ceived an assignment for techni­ cal training as a ILS Air Force Administrative specialist. Airman Lewis to a member of the Women in tho Air Fbree <WAF). She becomes a student at Ama­ rillo. AFB, Texas, for lhe spe­ cialized course, one of hundreds conducted by the Air Training Command U> provide technic­ ally-trained personnel for the Nations aerospace force. She to a IBM HH8 graduate. liUelton Maruu Nine Fightinn The Extension Club sponsored UttXVJiS 'yS.’S fctension Conference, so on Fri- Nati^al GeoSaphfc esra The X’",V 1 Hoe- Michigan ly-liberated Tillage ot Ur May. In Fief Nam Mr. and Mn. I tertalned their on rts. from Martin Prairieville Rebel club met Friday, S°. rtple Link 30 Marie bin Huth kely since Mn. Stu- ... art Boulter ., masoo spent parent*. Mr. Chab »nd all the ladies neZvi Marine Lance Onrporal fc^i pLk^™ 1 «•** Ugta- were mta tn- « Gay. mxi of Mra Mahlen Orchard Street She w& ewlsln *aUod ta'U* Wh“* ““•* lu Ueltcm. u ■*««« <» •hat she SXd * Jul"PWu! rdminlstrwUon of Benjamin 3nd nau-uon.. Ard Mmlra newskl, Beteylee and George Ry- Harrteon tn INI. I rnent Jrd Marine Divtafon an attended 4H Camp at Algon-1 ------------ • ;— | D* Nang sector Viet f quin lake. ■ . Tbe livrr from a hugs backing' The hartal ton to cui at USE BANNER WANT ADS! gMtonn of Atemln-rfch oil Top Value SLOWER-PRICED = 750 Extra THE .Lfriendly , FOLKS Fresh Whole Top Value Stamps FRYERS Delton Area with 9th week mailer couponi and coupons below ■<* 25 By Mrs. John Peabody laats I SU-1JSI The Stanton reunion waa held at Tvden Park in Hastings Aug 15 There were 98 present, the oldest Bl and the youngest one year. Alice Stanton, who is at Uie Medical Facility, is 91 years young. She also belongs to the family but wasn't able to be there. * Mary Kay and Kathy Guernsey surprised their mother. Darlene (William) Guernsey, Aug. 10. her birthday, haring a few of her friends tn for coffee, cake and ice cream. * Friday evening. Aug. 14. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Northuis had a gathering of friends and relatival far a pic­ nic supper in honor of their daughter and family. Mr. and Mrs. David Randolph at Fair Haven. Thera were it from Dunntngviile, Hamilton. Holland, AlHtan and Delton Mr. and Mrt. Randolph and Cinda left for home Saturday The Lincoln Anns picnic was held Aug 15 at Caledonia with 90 present. These are the people who live at Lincoln Arms Trailer Court in Bradenton. Fla., tn ths Winter. Mr and Mrs Wallace Campbell attended. * The Hart­ man family reunion was held at Mr and Mrs Richard Hartman's home at Wall Lake on Aug. 15 with 44 present, mostly from lhe Kalamaxoo area and also Detroit and Jacksonville. Fla * Mr and Mrs Marvin Harrington en­ tertained 17 forwupper Tuesday in honor of Mrs. Harrington's bro­ ther and family. Mr and Mn. Edward Ix-lnaar and children from Jacksonville. Fla. They have been visiting thete parents. ... Mr. and Mrs. Larry f^tnaan y Those present for tfte tapper were Reva Orbeck and *u>aonar Forest Lclnaar and daughter and Mr and Mn. Harry Leiflaar.The ■­ Edward Lclnaar'a left for their home Thursday. Mrs, Lydia Dowes returned to her home tn Detroit after spend­ ing a week with her sister and husband. Mr. and Mrs Harry Lclnaar * Mr and Mn. Clyde NorUiuls visited Mrs. Ethel Has­ tings and family at Grand Junc­ tion .Sunday. * Mn. Marte Pea­ body. Mrs. Albert Peterson and Mrs Norman Wood, both from Belding. Miss Alta McKlmmy nnd Lolla Peabody were In Grund,Jiapids Thursday. Friday mornmg Mn. Peterson and Mn. Wood returned to their home. Rev. and Mrs Arthur Benja­ min from Evart and Mrs John Theel and sons from Reed City vbited Mr. and Mn. Jack Frits and family Bunday. * Mr. and Mrs Dale Campbell went to Nashville. Tenn, last Thursday and returned on Monday. * Mr. and Mn. Myron Campbell and family returned from a northern Michigan camping trip Tuesday. Aug 17 * Clarence McKlminy visited Mr and Mrs Sam Craw­ ford In Lansing last week. * Mra. Jack Frite and children apent Tuesday pm. at Crooked Lake where Mr. and Mn. Clarence Wolfe from Kalamaso# have rented a cottage for two weeks. Mr and Mrs. Henry Grooten entertained Mr. and Mn. Ora TOP VAIUE STAMPS WltH THIS COUPON (Jfi Cut Up, 3Lagged or Double Breasted Fryers M t Rodaam at Krogri *»• Sri, Aeg. 39,1945. Silver Platter CENTER CUT RIB Hw pwchase ol 3 pkgs. O» mote Pork Chops Fryer Drumsticks, Logs. Thighs or Breasts -Mb. M *■ i RodaoM at Kroger Hwu Sri, Aug. 21.1965. Banquet Kwick Krisp Peschke's Frozen Cream Tandoray >^<, 69/ Sliced Bacon 2b>*»’I45 CHUCK STEAK Lunch Meat Country Club Paschke's Roasted or Hygrade's Corned Braunachweiger ». 49< BEEF BRISKET Blackport's 69/ Polish Sausage Hygrade's Sportsman _ _ Paschke's Fres Shpre Frozen Ocean _ _ IM purrhesa ol a 1 lb pkg. of Country Club Country Club KansaiCitySteaksi^*119 Perch Fillets uvpis49/ FRANKS Armour Star Tenderay Boneless HAMS Rib Steaks EATMORE Margarine Boneless Pot Roast FRUIT ’ COCKTAIL 1...6-89K Kroger Rod Tarl Pitted CHERRIES Banquet Frozen Kroger Wheat, Whole Wheat and^ Cracked Wheat Bread LIMON or MUY SOU* Kroger Salad and - CREAM PIES 4 « STAMPS Weiner or ’T/i Sandwich Buns t 6 ^- Avondale Peas 1-ftx 1-ok. can or TOMATOES 25 Kroger Avondale Com or Kroger APPLESAUCE SOAITY LINKS Kroger WHOLE 1AJ.’" APRICOTS lb. Pkg. MAUNSCHWIICIR Tenderay Boston Rolled • Avondale KKIICH I SMOEGAi FAC # 69/ ^2^*"*'r*<>9",hru5*’'A**2’’,*A5 ->.i, 59< RING BOLOGNA Ground Beef Patties-69/ BOLOGNA Tenderay Bonelen । ^-89< CAMPBELL'S Cooking i 114 Ot I KIOCII nA SACS Piein er tesgar J 4o«« 45/ Cardinal, Thompson and Ribier Randalls (3-R>. 3^x. cm) REALUTiriEAN$2^>89/ Red, White and Blue FRESH Apple, Grape, Cherry, Mint, Elderberry or Crabapple They say A CAT... Im 9 fives. You km only dm Cuitd it your Doctor Ik ripta ttacte ■psiud bringing pgr »r> Krigtiou lo ut ter prompt, coartrots and fkltebte fitte PHARMACIST bcHumaMMimaM* Jacob's PRESCRIPTION PHARMACY 1 26Eost State St. Phone WI 5-2464 Hastings CM KEOGER UQUID SWIITNIR o • 10 ttedeon al Kroger Ihra Set, Aag. 39,1965. GRAPES Kroger Jellies 5 ’<><* *»■ i»» ’1 This Week! FREE Thermod Temp I KING SIZI Cooler Mug with tih week mfiigr coupqsj A 4 W or MWv purchase PLUMS B0ILIN8 ONIONS U. S. No. 1 Michigan 10^29/ POTATOES MARC. �Experience is the Best Teacher ....and through it we have learned that Be an A*plus parent . . . help your youngsters get the most out of their school life, and teach them thrift, too. When you and they shop here, you'll find answers to those important school needs, at prices that assure A-plus values. Send them back to school well-prepared for learning. It's back-to-school planning time for the book toters of our town and all over Barry County. And it stands to reason .. . . when the back-to-class crowd is outfitted in lopaKsto?fis where selections are outstand­ ing and dollar-for-daflar comparisons pass every test, everyone will be money ahead. Both youngsters and their parents are sure to hail greater savings and more satis­ faction when they shop locally. There's always more to be gained by shopping locally. WHERE IN THE WORLD ARE THEY MORE CONCERNED WITH YOUR WELFARE? A Message from the Listed Civic Minded Firms In Cooperation with lhe HASTINGS AREA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE Porker's Bor And Restaurant z The Copper Lontern The Fme Way of Eating Winick’a Clothing for the Family St. Martin Floral Flowers by Chip G Irene The Strand Theatre __ Tire Showplace of Barry County E. L Carpenter Hardware Complete Saddlery Department Hostings Cut Rate Shoe Store For the Entire Family Bea’s Music Box Organ & Piano Studio The Sherwood Agency Al Sleury. Prop. Notional Bank of Hastings Fiiher-Hengeibach. Inc. Beverwyk's Color Center Goodyear Brothers Electric Motor_Service Barry County Lumber Co. One Slop Service For Insurance State at Jefferson Ford Sales and Service Color As You Like It John Deere Farm Implements Stowell Building Service General Contractors Lorke Buick-Chevrolet Sales & Service Reohm Motor Soles Clevelands* Men's & Boys' Pontiac - Oldsmobile - Cadillac Clothing & .Footwear Gardner's Pharmacy Bender Gravel Co. Borry Cleaners Hastings Floor Covering Quality Materials - Guaranteed Workmanship Dependable Prescriptions Washed Sand and Gravel Parking at the Door Barry’s Farm Store Chrysler - Plymouth - Valiant Hastings Grain & Bean Co. The Bonnet & Gown Shop Bun McPharlin's Men's Wear Frandsen Insurance Master Mi« Feeds Alma M. Fingleton Home of Pendleton Woolens East Side Lumber Co. Building Supplies Earl R. Boyes Real Estate Hastings Area Properties Mahler Motor Soles Hastings Hotel For Your Dining Picaane Gilmore Jewelry Miller’s Dairy Store la Cream Specialties & Luncheons • Hostings Point & Wallpaocr Mory'i Beauty Shop Hair Shaping. Styling G Permanent Waving 107 E. State St. City Food & Beteroge The Hastings Bowl IS Automatic Bowling Lanes Open 9 AM. to 11 P.M, Daily The Superette Jacobi* Prescription Pharmacy • Bulling*! Heating o Cooling o Plumbing Montgomery Ward & Co. ' BBS. Jefferson ( | Central Radio & TV Department Store Miller Jewelori Eapert Watch and Jewelry Repair Ironside Monument Works Artistic Design in Marble and Granite Burkey Sales & Service Eckordt Auto Sales Complete Radiator & Auto Glass Service Jeep Vehicles G Apache Trailers Colemon Agency Phone WI 5-403 I—FreOP«ck-Up G Delivery Barth Studio >prtrk?t & Commercial Photography Leonard- Osgood Hoots Stondard Service Funeral Home ,N. Broadway at State Patrick C. Hodges Dependable Jeweler Doles Boko Shop Schoder'i Office Supply Freeh ehd Cbfkious Baked Foods For Buslneu. Home & School Waigneen Agency The Fuller Agency. Inc. H.MInf. Or, I«1 Wayne’s Shoe Store Footwear for the Family Service by Howard Trumbull of Credit Bureau Barry County On Your Staff But thrt On Your Payroll Hostings Cleaners Parmalee’i Ladies' & Children** Wear The J. C. Penney Co. 102 E. State Appliances—TV & HI A Consumer! Power Co. Serves Hasting* Jerry Andrus Insurance Agency Open 9 A M. to 11 P.M. Daily Your Rexall Store Koechelet Inc. Lincoln G Mercury Einar Frandsen C.LU. x Local Finance Corp. A Local Family Service Farm Bureau Services Feed o Seed • Fertiliser ten Franklin Store Felpausch Food Center 102 W. State at Jefferson Fine Foods - Meats - Produce WolMorff Furniture ’ Finest Quality Insurance—Bonds of All Types Ow Stop Insurance Service Borry County Ready Mix Corporation Hailing। Motor Solei Dodge Sole* & Service W. J. McAlister Sinclair Petroleum Presets UR hMflMcy m � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/492/HastingsBanner_1965-09-02.pdf 612d33a3d533dd1ac786ae6f9d743acf PDF Text Text Hastings Banner 3?^ One Hundred end Tenth Year • 18 Page*—3 Sections Hastings. Michigan, Thursday, September 2, 1965 ^EDITORIALS Section One—Pages I to 6 NUMBER 20 iju> b, SMC. km*, evert- though, the Russlanl hinted that ft few days of Hight Under such conditions produced C.omdr. Highsmith nausea and a slow-down In mental Fliet Craft Which । ran Into trouble after the first few reactions But after a considerably Picked Up Astronauts । liour* In orbit. However, the re­ linger flight Uun the Soviets have Hostings and Barry County sulting demonstration of how a aident* Joined with millions of wvU-tralned and alert team ot Chartes Conrad came t ther Americans over the past astronauts could meet a series of ft degree ol physical eek in praying for the success iiimtal alertness that i f the Gemini 5 flight and atched .and listened as Astro- remain aloft, was an unplanned the flight physicians wh experiment that rates very high in following the record with fharles Conrad. Jr. returned to attention. Either the Russians were arth when their spaceship attempting to throw out a "red plashed down al 7:55 am HasIngs time into the Atlantic. i They had traveled X318J00 training sod conditioning Is tar miles on their rrcord-ihatter- nlficant information concerning the -120 trip. ability of the human body to withtlie Iron Curtain. .’tend eight days of weightlessness. Apparently long bout* of weight- I Probably the greatest dlsappcintst Included Mr*. Claude Norton I Please tum to Page 4. this Sec.) Uf R1 Naalivllle and Frank High­ smith of 604 E. Hubbell, whose brother was the pitot of Helicop­ ter No. 58 which picked the as­ tronauts out of the sea and took them aboard the recovery ship, the UBS Lake Champlain, which had been waiting for them about ’Copter CHAMPION GOLFERS—Mrs. John Mulligan (staadlng, right) of carded a 197. Mrs. Kimmel shot a 1Z4. edging Mr*. W. J. McAUlsler left) la the teeond Hight champion The Don Gareys Purchase Variety Store in Hastings Ik • • m re I’fliriflQ I TIIPP 1 all Ida lallvv | Becomes Sister The astronaut* grinned cheer­ fully through their eight days’ growth of whiskers and were able to walk about in Highsmith's res­ cuing helicopter. Comdr. Highsmith entered flight training as a Naval avia­ tion cadet in June of 1845. He completed flight training in Feb­ ruary of 1M7 and commissioned an ensign. Operational training in the SBcC "HeHdlver" was completed at Jacksonville. Garey owned the store al State and Jefferson. •purohaAir.s the Meyer Variety Store from Fred Meyer late in 1850. He sold the assigned to operational train- (nr. hr hrran tralnlnr In hrli. I860, after he suffered a heart attack. Kaiser sold it to the C. B. Meyer Company two years ago. Garey started Hastings'.radio ............. g_______ MIm Patricia Taffee entered the Bisters of St. Joseph in Bep- Gemini 5 endec! its eight-day lira* ninety minutes 1 flight with I substantial new achievements for I the record book, even though It He left the Navy in April of 1960. and was recalled In 19521 during the Korean crisis After! refresher training, he assisted In1 rescuing many downed Marine pilot* while hi* carrier. Badocng Strait, was deployed, in the Helcuiure uicu nc no* iiaa a vari ' career. He is married and h The Fred Smiths Leare Sunday for Middleville T-K . Abroad ^School Plans Trip K1XSW1S of the Sisters and Is now known' w r. ^jd Mr. and Mr*. Mrs. Fred Fred s Smith of uXr .hT was -------one -----------------•'"! 1,5 W'Center are to leave Sat-AT. M of 37---postulant* ,W “L. < ^0W f' 1 . law office at Court and Broad­ way. His wife. Caroline, will teach 4th grade at Southeastern. A I860 MSU graduate with a major in biology. Atty. Dimmers taught at Frost Junior High in Jackson be- Bliss Local 411 Goes on Strike Tuesday Night Comdr. Frederick Lowell High­ smith. who commands Helicop­ ter Antisubmarine Squadron Mr. and Mrs. Donald Garey, formerly of Hastings who have been operating a motel at White­ cloud since June of 1961. have announced that they have purchasesC-the “V" store owned by C. B. Meyer Company of Grand Rapids. 195*. Of St Joseph • Residents Poised To Observe 1965 Labor Day Holiday Annual Long Weekend to Honor America’s Working Force; Event Signals End of Vacation Season Negotiations broke down Tues­ day night and member* of Local 414. UAW-CIO of the E. W. Bliss Company went on strike at mid­ night and tills Wednesday pick­ ets were stationed at the large manufacturing plant which em­ ^fondny is Labor Day, a day set aside in all stales, the ploys about 1.100. District of Columbia. American Samoa, Canal Zone, Guam, Richard Root, president of the [ Local, said members of Uie bar­ Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands to pay tribute to those who gaining committee hod met with work for a better age. I company representatives through­ Hastings and Barry County residents will observe this out Tuesday, and that negoUatypically American holiday with the final long weekend of the season. Tuesday they will return to their usual way of life and more than 7.000 Barry County , children go to school Ute weekend will be filled with family gatherings, and already sons and daughters from away are on their way here to enjoy I nomlc Issues. Local 414. according to the the three-day holiday, and others I company's statement, represents from this area will travel to visit 650 houry bargaining production friends and relatives in other Arts & Crafts Show Planned For Sept- ft-W Wishing Tree’ Utility Wires Cat Down in Underground in i)ecen,i,er.l9 l5 iunit*. Two other unite not striking Jara also not reporting for work. Cook Subdivision^ ui ISJI.lTlta** are the International in 1882 when Peter J. McGuire, a f"-5 “ ™ 5“ 1I“'J ' Molder* .nd The Cook subdivision, developed ^7 ’state' ’Htehwav ” Deoartment and AtUW AUled”F o u n d r~y leader of the Brotherhood of Thursdsy through Sunday, Sept by Mr. and Mr* Marshall Cook on1 Workers Union-of North AmcriAmeriIS-IB. it waa announced this *feortln« 10 William j M6 i d !>*„ spired to propose a day of rest to Cock Road, is the first In the Has- Shriber ' who made a record of I ,‘5, Ungs Area to have all Utility wires the event Makers League of North AmertThe public Is being invited to lure have---delved and ckrved all electric and telephone, under­ .. k , ... ca- T”*' 180 P'wndry workers-------------------------------------------enjoy the display of local talent ground. ’ » "'ih F' Ule P-reSs2t ratified a new contract on Aug. the comfort and grandeur w* Mis* Mary Campbell is chairThe new new subdhislon .tihdlvlxl.m I* I. located l<w-.l.l ‘ auB( “nen, u WC lreeg WM ’ The tnifj|c 00Wn •* ln’. 13 Local sis-, two-year contracl on the west City limit* oft Cook ’eluded Edward Green, foreman; |ended Sept 1 NegoUaUons for a Rood. Earl Count «cUng superintend-: ne,. Mreement began July 28. Underground distribution systems I “n“ Hh,r,lbcrLRefcy No further meetings have been Monday of each September. j™- — . orcas Bill Moore. Rex Frisby. Bill Cra- scheduled, the company'* rtateare fairly ----new. In--------residential ■»" »««"«i "-, H0 .W‘ HOmM iHain1*"” mrn'' th“ WeSneiday aid’ mer. Howard .ui. __ In the electric industry cccordUw m mcr - How »r<1 rd Crass Cross. Homer Homer Hainshe approached' the altar to re-' by ^ct for' L‘,I“luI'- at>d from 8‘^?* *> Tuesday. Sept 7. mnnd John Gnrehraite and Art ctlve her habit ftS. mJ 1 U>ey «« * el«h‘ -«• ,u? for the Consumers Pow er Company < rrcCjC July and Thanksgiving. l,.»l or UMM. TH. n«H Wo '™‘ ' . Primary. oreondary and Indi- J”' ‘eU‘n« aboUt lhe ' Members of New York's Cen­ tour of tree stated: tral Labor Union were quick to । Michigan-Ohio fi "Even the oldest of residents in see the merit of McGuire's sug­ buried, along with telephone wires. rouowinz me ceremony a -wcro oy me micmgan Farmer. . •...w, gestion. On MondAy. Sept. 5. three feet underground Transform1 this locality cannot remember small reception was held on France. Belgium. Italy. Ger- , *tudents are to report on Thurs1882. they held the first of the ers ’are pad mounted at ground j when the oak did not spread its Nasareth grounds for ber many, Holland. The Netherlands, day. Sept. 0. parades that for many years were family and friends. Austria, and Switzerland In addiThe T-K School will operate on level and individual meters are on branches in canopy over M-43 a Despite the Inclement weather a featured event on Labor Day. Sister Joseph Marie Is the first1 Hon to England. half-day sessions for the first week. a short pedestal near each house, mile north of Delton The Tree la and high winds, there were 68 1 The idea soon caught on across Street Ughis can also be served ' estimated to be more titan 150 postulant to become a registered The expect to return to New entries for the Hostings Exchange I the Nation. By 1(87 five states from an underzround system. year* old. The reason for its occupational therapist. Sister Jo­ York Sept. 27 Club's 8th annual Model Airplane । had made Labor Day a legal Underground systems can be in- strange growth is not definitely seph Marie uas graduated from the cafeteria until Monday. Sept. stalled in existing subdivisions o' known, but the story most gen- meet held Saturday and Sunday * holiday• In 1884. Congress made Western Michigan University m al the Hastings airport. ! it official for the -whole country. January and received her regis­ Later the first Monday In Sep­ cost of underground there 1* a watomie Indian*, who years ago tration as an occupational thera­ Sldmond Carl Williams of tember also became Canada's Lamodest charge In both new and old Illatl • settlement at nearby Wall pist in April Woodland was among the 210 radio control divisions. Before attending Western student* who completed their with buses running on schedule in subdivisions, according to Ritchie. Lake, bent the top of the sapling Among those receiving a trophy ------------ •—Z------ *“ down and fastened H to" the the mornings Dur to changes in The ease and speed with which Michigan University, Sister Jo­ was Arlan Helse of Woodland, a Labor Day became a tradition seph Marie spent bne year at of the summer session at Central some bus routes, pickup time nay member of the Hastings Model ,are explained by its open welSt. Mary College. Notre Dame. Michigan University at Mt Airplane Club. i come to al^ In flowery prose Mc­ Then she became interested in Pleasant He earned a bachelor requeted to hare their children William Hecker, son of Mr ------------ •-----------Guire wrote—no pageant, pomp O.T and registered at WMU of art*. Degree recipient* In­ ready a few minutes early until and Mr* William Hecker of Ari RnknLa III . . « no glory ot fratricidal ,uu. strife During her year* at Western cluded students from 51 Michi­ regular bus route* are established. Hagunga. wa* among the 3711^** DennKC III _____ O rw.nca., ■ TW BctwM irwonwl Soe«j ,tund U.I, <U,. K U dwW.Wl u> Michigan she affiliated at Har­ gan counties and 10 states. Junior-Senior High School atv- student* at Northern Michigan! Arthur W. Behnke, 1203 6.■ is to meet at 8 pm. Monday, peace, civilisation and the triper Hospital. Unlvenslty Hospital. Unlventity named on the Dean's Park StrertT Hasting* account- Sepu 6. at the Delton High urnph of industry. It is a demon­ Ann Arbor, and spent her last BIDS WANTED — Notice to £ i'5<-e EL'T homo economic* room. George stration of fraternity.” Summer working with handi­ wholesale milk suppliers in Bar­ Thuroday, Sept. 9. Senior High capped children at Indian Trail* G- County: Barry County Medi­ qualify, a student must moinLin Hospital In Grand Rapids Friday. Camp. Grand Rapids. cal Care Facility will consider gym and the Junior High stuSister Joseph Marie Is the blds for supplying Dairy Product* Thcre will be no school on daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thoma* to the facility for the coming Taffee of Hasting*, and the niece year, reserving the right to re­ of the late Rev. Robert Taffee. ject .any or All bids All bid* be attending planning sessions end of the resort season, es­ She has one sister. Mrs John must be submitted to the Medi­ Camp Kett near Cadillac. Skn pecially In the north, and Goldkamp. who Is married and cal Care Facility on or before arvoa of the buildings may not Sheriff Merl 11. Campbell lives fit Bt. Charles, Mo. September 10. 1965 9/3 complete for the opening sessloi but Supt. Earl VanStekic hop.** ,... ...j 6th Model Plane Meet Drqwa 68 Entries Earns BA Degree On Dean’s List backward glances "hit] ofyesienfay”... as glcanal from tlx Bannerfifa Six men. all volunteers-, have a»td there will be six carrier dls- buildings Ulis year. Prices will Senior High 35 cents. Milk will two cents a half-pint Lansing Man Drowns Sunday In Jordan Lake Clarence H. Addison. 54. ot Lansing was an accidental drown­ Burdette M. Kidder. Hastings; ! peace Ume production will be ing victim in Jordan Lake, Lake R?b*,“ w- D»vU- Hartings; Dor- no problem here. Ah of them r»ll n _ _____________ ... . . . . D. Chadwick. Hartings; Philip A. normal production with no un­ boat. Mr. Addison stood up In employment problems indicated the boat and It overturned when during the change-over. he apparently lost his balance, according to police. With the mercury plunging to Frank D. Martin. Amyrta. will from sweltering heat that reach- I; taken to the Pickens Funeral Chapel then taken to the Riley Funeral Home in Lansing. The Pickens ambulance took two Inches of rain fell Monday night. Improved carrier service SX-" victim. Special holiday traffic patrols committee are Martin Bchranun. Joe Shaver. Ralph Junold, Mr. and Mr* Elx* Carlin and Mr*. Joan Tinker Those interested In Joining may contact a board member. The shop has a beginners class in still life and a clasa in pallet knife oil. mond is treasurer. Mr*. M. K Dorman is secretary. Joe Shaver Huebner is education chairman Uvltles chairman ' Other organisation members include Martha Phelpo. Kathryn Weinert. Mrs. Vivian Cleveland. Gertrude Rrtpenhoff. Geraldine Reaser. Eileen Sullivan. Stanley Snyder. Rebecca Vanderbroot. Virginia Utter, Rose Cook. Carolyne French. Beatrice Wenger. Zeta Cortrtght. Rita Altoft. Joyce Welnbrecht. EgtahUne Ford and Eileen Pierson. \—1 Mrs. Campbell Of Delton Dies Tuesday Campbell. DeHon. who died r. as well as local officers, dur­ : the 78-hour Labor Day week­ terworth Hospital In Grand Rap­ ids. will be held at 2 pm Friday PatroU will be in effect from at the Henton-Smith Funeral oon Friday to midnight Mon- Home at Delton. •y. , The Rev. Mareius E. Taber is Traffic accident* during the U> officiate and burial/Will be in abor Day period In Michigan in Prairieville Cemetery. \ W/-_ Z-i — -k.il k._U 111 She was bom in Glendora, the ir State Police uniform person- daughter of Charles and Pearl el and assisting again will be 14 members of the National ber of the Delton Methodist (uard. They will serve as second Church and the Prudence Nobles len on two-man patrols. OEB Chapter. State Police record* tor the Laor Day weekend show tolls of 46 bell on Oct. 4. 1933. in South 1 1940. the all-time high, and Bend. Ind. She and her husband sven in 1944. the low. have been active in community The Michigan Safety Comm Is- analrt ma ownwj and operated ion remind* driver* that support; the Campbell Grocery in Delton f the basic traffic laws can tow-; for 20 yeara They had prevtou*r the accident and death toll. iy lived in Kalamosoo. Most collisions take place at I in addition to her husband, egular IntersocUon* stlc te ,urvtved by a sun. Robert; Speed means control. A ton of one grandsdh, and two brothers, ar loaded with half a ton ot j Meri Baske of Delton and Carl smily and baggage makes more I Baske of Benton Harbor. iian four Ume* lbs the crunch aU at: _______ a —-----------golf iTO mph than at 35 mph. This ma- doesn't mean you y~ Should -'— ' ------ J Stele Polke Trooper Ralph E. [Stay under control Cabot ot the Ionia port has been craw’ Trooper Promoted in treated for shock . BACKWARD Ionia County cor< I due to drowning. �apart th* watkand Mt Port Austin, and their daughUr. Mrs Mnk Mr. and Mra Harley Bawdy of Bay City and Mra Allee Bawdy for a two-week visit before an* were supper guests Saturday at and her husband, who la tn th* Service, move to Fort Lee, Va. On Labor bay. the Courtneys plan to were Oall Britten. Lawrence Brit­ attend a family picnic at the home ten. Mr. and Mra. Harold Britten of Mra. Cs parents, the Charles o! laming. Mra. Mae Convene Hamps of Lake Odotea. The Carl Damsons ware in Hol­ land on Sunday to attend lhe christening of their grandson. Past Hastings Resident Dies i Toledo Friday Mra. Paart L Ellswurttx a FRESHLY-CROUND, AIL-BEEF HAMBURG LOADS of FUN I FOR T HE LONG FtoUMrtnc la lb* notice sent to Uw Btium by Mra. Boyd U>at appeared in the AU*. 38th Isaue 3-LB, PKG. OR MORE GOOD WEEK-END NO CENTER WE WILL BE CLOSED MONDAY, LABOR DAY, SO OUR EMPLOYEES CAN SPEND NEW PACK Personal Mention FRESHLIKE VEGETABLES Cream Style CORN Wh. Kernel CORN PEAS & CARROTS SPINACH TASTY BEETS op* as an exchange etude nt Th* Tom Dolans of Greenville win <ba with hU mother thia wagkaad and . their daughters SLICES THE HOLIDAY WITH THEM FAMILIES. ECKRICH LARGE SLICED BOLOGNA HERRUD SKINLESS FRANKS GROUND BEEF FROM CHUCK MEAT LOAF 69 REMOVED! Ol-Faslii SHANK half’ OUTSTANDING *^OKEO hams i Pet-Rib Apple, Cherry 'Mix or match'...your choice. The Richard FtngleUm family of Kokomo. Ind, will vUlt their mothers. Mra. Alma Fingteton and Mra D. C. French. Sunday The Herman Botchers pur­ chased the Tom Taffee residence Oc-MJHION CUT OR FRENCH STYLE GREEN BEANS, OR GREEN 14-OZ. WT. CANS PEAS. ■*<»., IWCHKt 6-OZ. AS WE SHIT 5s1.00 redeem your bonus card COUPON No. 9 FOR: too EXTRA STAMPS with a 34b. or moro RATH CANNED H 50 EXTRA STAMPS Boiled Ham pkg. 69c PIES With Coupon Below SPARTAN FROZEN Come In end Check Beef, Chicken The Outstanding Values in Our Back-to- School Supplies OUTSTANDING Department! Turkey POT PIES WITH ANY 4-PKGS. OF CEREAL MIRACLE School days, school days; goal old golden rule days . . .’ tpata the way the song goes and next Wednesday the children of our community will be going back to the WHIP SOZ. WT. EACH MUSSELMAN'S CHEF BOY-AR-DEE Cheese Pizza SHMFiNE PILLSBURY SHORTENING Buttermilk BISCUITS that need* special attention, caiauit us. Chances ate we can help allh advice and the beat products available with wtik-r to solve your protfem T»|E EAST blDE LLKNI COMPANY. *11 EAMT BAlUUlAIi MTKEET. FAYGO 16 OZ. SOFT DRINKS MICHIGAN POTATOES 10^39UGGltT m WITH THIS COUPON AND A 45 OR MORE FOOD PUR­ CHASE THI0 SAL, SEPT. 4, 1965. WITH THIS COUPON ANO A ASiOR MOM FOOD PUB- mcsicu 10 �Pheasants Break Windshield, Driver Injured 5-Year-Old White Products Boasts Stronger Financial Base Warren Bhulu, «. R3 Port­ land. was cut by glass but otherwine wa* uninjured when two phaatanta reportedly struck the windshield of the IMS pickup truck he wa* driving south on M-M about 6:46 pm. Monday, financing Increased New and stronger and a aubatantlally Lake Odessa Lad Killed by Car In Hastings, Michigan ALWAYS FIRST QUALITY Rustin R Wlfdman. five-year- Color Keyed I for BACK-TO-SCHOOL! WCTt Meet* Sept. 1 On account ot the district convention being held in Nash­ ville. Sept. 31. the WCTU will Stamm. Tueaday, Sept. 7. at I SO phi. Al) members are urged to be prvaent. a* there will be elec- Children Must Have TB Test pasted and given immediate ef­ fect. requires that all children entering school must have a tu­ berculin test, as well as the pre­ viously required Immunisation-, The tuberculin teats may be1 obtained from any physician do­ ing pre-school physical*, and will Repreeentatlvea of the Has­ be available from the Barry CoUnty Health Department at >U tings High School Tri-Hl-Y Al­ regular clink at Pennock Hospi­ pha and TTl-Hl-Y have been at­ tal on Tueaday. Sept. 7. from 9 tending Camp Hayewmtha on Hi-Y, Tri-Hi-Y Officers Attend Torch Lake.C.amp See Neto Cars TOO IATE TO CIASSIFV Deary's Car Palace or Delton were Invited to attend the special preview of Ute 19M Imperial. Chryiler and Plymouth car* at Olrl* attending Included TrtHl-Y Alpha uthcero Sue WcU. fare, preaident. Cindy Moyer. —. - 0I»-< harsa What's the Secret? More AboutBackward Glances Continued from Page Ona Haatlnga school pupil* will be allowed all day Tueaday to at­ tend ti»e /air a* well aa Wcdnrwday. Thursday and Friday afternoon*. according to an annouticemenl by Bupt. D. A. Van- Are We Ho£py! We just found out that Shulton's new. delightful per­ fume oil that lasts and lasts is TAJI and we con get it at Gardners, of course. You'll love TAJI'S beautiful packaging - plus, the perfume soap and perfume bath powder." * . If you like the newest in famous brand cosmetics or have a beauty Gardners is the place problem to stop. era. The Houghton* stayed until Tuesday and alto called on the Jtou Benner and Oer^d Maraher classic Penney values .. our own Penlanderf* Coeds and career g»ls alike go for the c'assic form of these neat sweaters—and the l<Jw. low Penney price! Our own label stands for finest quality at lowest possible prices! Soft, rich wool-and-mohair blend in heathery tone*. 34-42. Stay-Neat Sweaters 5.98 498 ™■ Cardiga Cardigan M Year* Ago By a compcomlae with Mrs Rebecca Maywood, daughter of the late Mrs Daniel anker, the city haa acquired for hospital purpoaea the residence al the comer of Oreen and Jefferson alroeta. which Mra Striker by condition* of her will Indefinite­ ly bequeathed to the city for an old ladta* home. The City of Hastings la now in poasnaton of the property and it will be only a question of time before the hospital is opened. 6.98 ConatrucUon wort on the new CcnaoUdatcd Preaa factory tthe present £. W. BJUn plant) will begin on Sept. 13 Excavation for the walla and piers are al- S&H GREEN STAMPS GARDNER ■■li” COMPARE! Skirts are bo. pleated wool solids oe wool and nylon plaids. Elasticized waist­ band prevents turning or slipping! In g^p. DRUGS Qua/th/ atul Jrie/uUij Sttvicv 110 W. State St. YOUNG GINTMYB Case 2749 Dance Studio 210 E. Grand St. ANNOUNCES llrnl *■* H»4w. 103 WmI a««i» air NUblcaa Foil Enrollment FRIDAY. SEPT. 3rd 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Class and Private Instruction Ballet • Tap • Acrobatic • Character • Jazz • Ballroom BOYS' TOWNCMAFT MODELS BLIND STUPID B LAZ EM classic Brushed Kodel polyesdry-able. 6-20. A M.mU» W Dawn Maef.es W MMdgaa • Aawrin 6.95 Coat Brushed KodelB polyester / moh*lr / wool. Machine washable. Solids. 6-20. Classes begin Saturday. Sept. 11 th For Information Phene 945-5756 or Wl 5-4431 MINI TOWNCMAFT YOUNG GINTMYM STM I PED PULLOVIM BOYS' TOWNCMAFT 5.95 Multi-color stripes. Saes 10.95 6.95 STORE HOURS: Open Every Day 9 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.; Friday 9 a.m. 'til 9 p.m. �—— —*|MEA program Effects Barry leader* such as Dr. King. lock School Districts upcgi the riot as a tcutelew. blind EDITORIAL (Continued from Pg f. thl* See. nun; ut Uie flight of U>e Gemini and mLtruided lashing out over । frustration and lack of hope. Soci- j ologUts can give you almost aa; many different reaaana a* there j are aodologlsta. AU of Uieae state­ menu contain elements of troth i Yet, like thr blind meu attempting ‘ if ao. you have a date with a The laws <HB 29M. now Public to describe the elephant, none of Ability to rrodovoua In. space, taw. and it's one you should keep them draw a convincing picture of Act 379 and IIB 3SM. now Pub­ early and for sure, because the must be mixicrod before » manned lic Act M2) amend the Labor jyou would find yourwlf riflng night to the moon ran be made Mediation Act and the Hutchin- IxmriltleB cun be rough. Mlclilgan's revised warkmm'B ■libthcr but falling steadily behind bcbools, provide for recognition rompenaation taw became ef-« is incredibly difficult and without the craft you were trying to over­ ■ ot educator groupa by boards of lective. Wednesday, Sept. 1. It take. A cut In your own speed. eventually be. the following blunt' the aid of sensitive electronic gear] I education. Ihey alao provide for iL'- d to apply only to employer* । surprisingly enough, would have statement by President Lyndon B., "good faith" negDUaMons be­ of three or more persons, with can never be acconipluhai [the effect of putting your craft Joluuan, Is very pertinent to the! tween teacher* and boards, long- lutkurhoid and farm employers The HuMlans apparently tried It i nought and only parttally acton- rpcclficatty exempted. Now it when they liad two space cruft in' uftecU all employer* of one or pliabed by educator*. Dr. "E. Data Kennedy, MEA mure persons. Including domestic abaolutcly na succom In bringing executive secretary, commented; "As in the implcmentauon of Ujc them together. slice-. on his back and a mask on | America, loo. ha* yet to prove hl* face. They arc both tawbrrakthat the problem of space rend. er*. destroyers u! constitutional vou* has been successfully aolved. rights and liberUw. and ultimately procedures and purposes of the 'cully be accomplished either by destroyer* of free America. They i new legislation. It i* our hope that within the next few mouth* ; getting below and ahead of the must be exposed, and they must be every Michigan sdiool district ; second era® and at the proper win luiv« provided a working program of negotiations between a real object) prated nothing ex­ | split second applying the right neuverf required for a successful THY NOT TO FOilGET i proper split second apply the exact amount of retro-fire to put your craft in a descending arc that would bring you exactly hi touch with the rear of the craft ahead. ’ Are you a buatneaa or pro-.'--• — —'-----------I frjodottal man with one or two | cinpioyeex? . . Failure tn the jxmer cell* nude; thia curtailment nwxaaan —tn fact. •' merely by stepping an the throttle Uirratetsad to.cut slwnt the entire Try that In spire. and jait craft [would merely rise into a idgher cept that a craft of Use Oernini burst of power to bring you in type has the capability ot going I proper alignment; or you could through acme ot the baate im- j rise to a position above and to the Dr. John Lookwpog To Spook ot w International Most "la anltabte from tnaA ln»uran«! | State’s Revised Workmen’s Compensation in Effect weeks wtthin a ooo-yoor period U aub'ect to the full compensa­ tion law. One who employ* one or more persona for 35 or marc hours per uwk far five consecu­ tive weeks must provide the medical care required by the law. but not the wage-taaa com­ pensation. Anyone who may be subject • to the employer requirement* many afferted as employees. Many business employers of fewer than three perwu and some fanners already are under I Che cxxnperuaUon taw volUDtari|y, to take advantage of the pro- i ; tcction agaUwt ItabllUy claims by employees wldch live compcnMv- It is right and proper to disregard i laws that one feels are morally] wrong. Thia la an altitude tti*t»| intentionally ur not, foster* ■ dis­ respect for all law. The end prod­ uct of a society that permits itself ■ Mike Appelman On Nashville’s Fire Hoard Expect IM Pupils At St. Rose far clruvo in grades 1 tlirough 8 on Wednesday. Sept. 8. the 19«S-C4i school year at St. Hose will open with die pastor, the Her. FT. Joseph C. Dunphy, celebrating the Maas of the Holy Spirit al 8 am. ■Die faculty, bi addition to. Sister Rote Michael. includes Sister Davta, WEAREVER PEN Sheaffer's PEN ■With 12 walhable blue cartridges. Medium and fine po.nl glint refills. 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Workshop *• . . * wv r At Uhigh U.J. “ ““ wtth wh,ch chUdreu do UH* appear* to b« one of thTreT sons for it* wide acceptance. . T“e Conference was attend'd ysriuy-eight teactere, reading by people lroin 31 ,uteii trom cau-tumts and Si*hAda. England and Scotland iu p._>-. ---------- ----- . r------, -•••-- — KWMicia. suimuusirauw to an Initial leaching Alpha- tors, researcher*, people * or king bet ITA> Workshop al Lthlgh, with our prison population, thru* Uturerslty at. BKhiaham. Pa. working with th* handicapped __n-........ in .vuuuai — __ra uro-- . jkmo*.- .-U-Mi-rl v—-- Tititrwliiv A,iff nr ,( ... »oia aim 8. .... r.“MW> M*»lMed with education Those who participated includ- I department* of college* and unl- Mr Mr. Bffl. B«ain<______________________________ k*vtn* Tuaaday for Puerto j^r i<n. Kerbart Hico tar * weak's nollan there. HaMings and Mr. And and at Be Thoma* Uland. which Mrs Dr. Licker at Port Huron. mw . Mr*. Arthur Standley. there she visited at the Ml**-Caral Le Stroup of ludtenof Mr. and Mrs RusmU rho were having a colebra- ajxilte. daughter of Mr. and Mra or their aunt. Lucy Vlsec. Ing her 81st birthday. l David Hayner, who bi married MiUwdlst Church to IndtenapoU* in California for a few weeks. Bile there he will be studying Uie bride of John Edward Ochre*. -known French horn artUt o*a played the horn solo tn Gehres of Van Wert. Ohio. Odessa and Mra. Maria C. I Mrs. Glerman and Mr*. Smith arndh ot R5 Hastings, liad the opportunity of talking IX. Albert J. Masurktewica. di-1 i“Ui Sir June* Pittman Inforrtrt.n- of the Idhlgh Unlvwaity mally. They were Impressed with Heading and Study Clinic, con-,attitude which this gracious dai-,ed the workshop. land humble gentleman has toITA- short for initial teaching I **”}* today’s children and io■inhsbet. was Introduced in Kng- > •*«1* education. They were <tetend by Sir James Pittman as a when they were given method for udmpllfying the!*11*11** Reading Book* and to mulling of beginning reading lj,a'c Ule,n autographed by John LTii constote of 44 symbol* rep““ author, aud by Sir nMntuig the 44 sounds of Eng- Ja«aatah In tradlUonal orthography!.,00 the way to the Conference. <TO> the 28 letter* arc com- MtJ- Oittman and Mra. Smith bir,ed in some 2.000 ways to r?p.. “I*01 an interesting day in Lanretenl the sound* of the English 1 ca*ter County, Pa, Uie home of laiisuugt| ,nany Ami ah and Mennonlte tii, ciinceDt was Introduced in the English schools only a few yr..r» ago but has met with such a in tin- tj(*z*Hlnv nf Im-. Free Diamond Appraisal played in the Kalamasoo Slarlite pop Concert Symphony. He will EUB. Church In Hastings The e playing in the Symphony thl* *11 a* well as first chair in the Lal.im*j.A> Concart Band. While Ind. where they a e is away Mis* Sylvia Hansen. E.UJ3. congragatian. This Thursday, Friday and Saturday Only at bo staying with her and their rolled at Taylor University in Upland. Ind. two children. Rev. H. J. Buwvlda officiate^ at William R. Wightman. R3 Has­ tings. Coal* Grove Road, is home the marriage and then on Sunday JEWfLERS Hava! Training Center. He has Sign'd to the Electronica Techni­ cian School there for about 44 Freeport High ('■lasses Gather yarn school* will be using it this Aword.d Vocation . Talhef Unites -- - - - - - - Minister-Son in Marriage Aug. 21 Personal Mention □, tz> Division ol Webb-Rim, Inc. Marriage Licenses phA ot radar electrdhlca. lie •nlUtcd in the electronics held. Gcrite WUUaai Drtn, SbdbyvUla. SO BbLraa terrua. MUJ«r. Mi*dl«vUl« 21 The Freeport High School Classes f ISM 1827, and 1928 held their Tlie initial teaching alphabet wa* introduced in this country by a team of educator* from Le­ •Mrs. Vivern Cook (France* Halt* high University. Three years ago Freeport t»»a E4w»»4 TScoua, M1S4UTIU*. SO Bia* Laa M»««. MltaUrUl. . . U Bring your diamond in for cleaning ond polishing and grading with no charge or obligation. Work Done on our Bausch and Lomb "Gemiscope," an instrument approved by the Gemological Institute of America. By .Mrs. Sylvan Tapp Uir first grade rooms tn Bethle- after winch letters were mid from lt and this year 100% ot the Mr*. Truman Pippie t Dorothy Tab- fot beginning reading and wril- Scranton (Mildred AUerding) of All states in this country will Greenville. Those present from the Class of pci :mentai basis this Fall. Tlie new alphabet is Dot in­ tended to replace the traditional Glee Newton of Lansing. Mr. and Mrs. Clare Kauffman of Alto, Mr and Mrs. Keuh Marlowe (Lou Hdrtgei) of Carlton Center. Mr. and Mri Ward Hynra and Mr and Mr*. Merrill Karcher (Beatrice Thomaa) of Hasting* (both Mr. FRESH DONUTS from the Superette arid Mrs. Gilbert Endsley (Esther 205 N. Michigan Ksrrar (Marian Smclkcr) of Grand Cook (Frances Hall) of Lake and Mrs- Paul Miller ' Louise Wol- Ralph Stahl 'lean* Kauffman) of Ciartn die. Mr and kfr* Earl Nash (Velma Mishler) and Mr. and Mr*. coffee; Sarah Ainsworth served Merton Mesecar and children punch and Sharon HiUey, Pam were Grand Rapids visitor* last Thursday. * Mark Sheehan of took oare-of tho gift*. Caledonia spent Friday and Sat­ For their trip to Niagara Falls, urday with the Prank Dutcher the new Mra. MiUer changed to family. * Mr. and Mrs. Robert Moore and children were Sunday evening visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Poathumu* of Alto. The Lakewood United BrethVillage, M.6.U. Earn. lAnslngGrand Rapids were Sunday eve­ tnony of Janet Carolyn Barnum ning caller* at the Charles and Ronald Ray Miller Saturday Blough home. day arming. Mr and Mr*. Jack Blough and children of Wayne spent Satur­ Mr. and Mrs Kenneth Barnum day and Bunday with his parSociety newS Mrs. George Miller at Hastings Mr. and Mrs. Donald Blough and children of Grand Rapids were Sunday afternoon visitors of his parent*. Mr. and Mr*. Jesse white gladioli decorated the happy exciting oom for Mr. and Btough. * Mr*. Greta Bluugh Is spending a few days’ vacation in Northern Michigan with her son The Rev Glrnn Miller, unefc and family. Mr. and Mrs. Keith Blough, of Grand Rapids. Belated at the double ring cere- w—t covin* Calif, drove through, Mrs. Mike Hawthorne and muny in Uie prwr.ee of 200 Her htlstauid armed in Chicago children of Hasting* were Salurguests. । by plane Friday. His brother, Mr. Lakewood Church Is Setting for Lovely Nuptials Hickory Corners Oncers of the American Legion Auxiliary’ 484 were installed by Fourth District President Mamee president. Mrs. Beverly Brown. The being at Pennock HropitaL * Leila Hospital m Battle Creek. Rally Day and Graduation Day at Uie M.E Church lien- was well daughterpairice. of Portland Ore, have been visiting at Uw iione ot and sons. Gary. Tom and David, of Marne; Robert DeVries of Arch­ bold. Ohio; E. L Bishop of Battle Hooper) of Alto, nuking a total of 31. . Tlie group plan* to meet next played the traditional wedding to Freeport Saturday. Sunday. Aug. muklc and accompanied D e a n 29. 45 triaxis and relatives joined at die YMCA Camp al Algonquin Dingman, sototet, who sang. ’'The. them at Tyden Park for a picnic Uke Mrs. Keith Martowc and Lord’s Prayer- and *■ Because.” : dinner which reminded one pt Given in marriwe by her fa- : TtMnfcghIng with the loaded table* point'd to said out invitations far ther. the bride wurv a white or- ’ and huge roasted turkey. The Par- Watch While We Make-'Em Plain 59c dox b DECORATED Donuts 69c doz. Open Daily TASTE TREATS FROSTED An interesting note—the Class from Frtepart High with 19 memMonaco's three towns, gam­ bling casino, oceanographic nxu- TRY SOME TODAY 9 A.M. to II P.M. children of Grand Rapids were Bunday dinner guest* of Mr. and Mr* Ben ChrisUe. W Mr. and Mr* Cedi Morgan of Hastings were Saturday visitors of Mr. and MR. AND MRS. RONALD RAY MILLER . . . Miss Janet Carolyn Barnum is Married hotel* occupy an-area half the site of New York’s Central Pari the NaUonal Geographic say* and Mra. Jrase Blough. Mr. Haw­ thorne joined them in the eve­ ning. * Mr. and Mrs. Milton Buehler and family were Suaday visitor* of Mr and Mra Wm. Kadffman of Sherwood. * Miss Linda Thaler entered Brunson Hospital Bunday for nurse* bodloc With three-quarter length to the World’s Fair and will return training. * Mr. and Mra. Bill slcCTttL The empire styled skirt. to Uie home of lur grandmother Vandermale and children of and train were adorned with for a tew day* toforo leaving far Marysville, who have been visit­ bcadwork. California. ing his parents, Mr. and Mrs Ivah Roush for the last week, The Ward Hynes Bilcrtained the returned home Sunday. Their son. Jimmie, who has been visit­ ing - his grandparents, returned IULX- Uta (Hl** ------ ------ ------- *------bride’s gown, and carrtoi pink the Jack Buehler* al their Gun home with them. camatkma tied with pink stream- Lake cottage far a potluck dinner Tom Vanderaiaie of New York on Wednesday to celebrate (to* the arrived Thursday to join his btrUxlay* of Ward, Mra. Paul and family already litre. They are Mr*. Woicott. ' ’ guest* of his parents. Mr and Mr*. Ivan Roush. * Mr. and Mrs. Ending the Summer In a rather Tom Vandermale and children were Monday evening dinner guests of her parent*. Mr. and taking a trail ride on horseback Mra. Harold Rader of Belding, w Mr. and Mra. Robert Conley and the groom, prealded UB gTOUllUUlMUI. uaun. »uv> Denny Malcolm of Hastings. Jimi McVay. Lake Odea*. Tom Mill-. THE ARM CAPS ARE FOR YOUR SOFAI Uu tham continuously »o proisci you' Mil. kamova tham whan rompany comas. Your sofa has it* like naw” look! Ihara's no axire chorga tor orm cops whan you buy NOkWAlK soto* ond choirs ol Store Noma. They're focfory-fuied, tailored In the wmi fabric as yovr furniture. many quality feature* of NO8WAUC furniture ... deilgnsd far luxurious living and careful spending. You'll Lmt Btint Thrijty OPEN FRIDAY EVENINGS TILL 9 For her daughter’s wedding. Mrs. Barnum chose a light brown, two-piece suit with white on Sunday. The lagans accom­ panied film to Alberta where he Stuart and family called on Mr. and Mr*. Woody Winegarden of Hustings Bunday afternoon. * served a picnic dinner and they Mr*. Pete Waliunas and D->nua were off to a grand start with the arc visiting the formers mother, greatest anticipation of having Mrs Hlldur Olson, at Detroit. many wonderful experience* on Mrs. l*ete Walluna* and Mrs this "pioneer venture”'which Is to George Owen enjoyed a vacation in the north last week. They v cited Hartwick Pine* al GrayraSTLE' “Ung «< “ »w.. -a last y Tueaday and u» the ™CalhIxnic tills week as on Thursday tltelr Finnish daughter. Ptrjo Airto. nesday they visited the bridge, from Turku. who vffl be living and in the afternoon visited Mr. with the Springers Ulis year, ar- and Mrs. Ralpti-Owen at Evart. Mrs. Barbara Clinton of MlddlvelUe was a Saturday caller of pink suit with thelr daughter. Jan, who lias spent the Bummer in Tunbridge Wells, g >nquln and Mra. Marvin Patrick inotlkers worn a pink glad cor- England, as an exchange- student of Irving were Monday visitors Labor Day Weekend Hamburg & Hot Dog Buns -- 6 for 20c Sandwich Bread___ 33c Garlic Bread______ 40c , A French l©*f, sliced lengthwite, fillirl with vihtpped Limps Plain or with c*r* 35c 5«**cned just right. Always * favovMe tor pidnks o dirmtrs, . . # HASTINGS PHONt Wl 5-5105 Laura Duncan. Mrs Bertha Prouty and Mra Virginia Walbridge m< t Tuesday at tile home Of Mr*. Lynn Lawrence. Jr. to celebrate the mother. Mrs. Addle Griffetli Mra Griffeth has been unable to attend the meetings uf the Birtliday Club on account of a broken hip from LaaTvnce home. Jantien Friday & Saturday Crabapple Cinnamon Delights .. 6/42c Coffee Cakes «*• 58c .. 32c DALE’S BAKE SHOP Jr. sends you back to school In tho Ctassmatesl Study these tequirad Durfefi subjects... a fur blend, full By Mrt. John Hook fashioned cardigan, three-quarter ' East Baltimore Extension Study group will meet a week earlvan sleeved and appllqued witfl fringe, and a stitched Both, In the paled pastels: sweater, of lambswool, Skirt,&-13, $11.00 I FINAL CLEARANCE of All Ladies Summer Ready-to-Wear 7:30 pm. Christian Endeavor. pm. ■* just wear a smile and ajailtzeil ■ WMnreday, ’***\ i fur fibers, and nylon, 34-40, $i Cannonsburg. Saturday. * Gary BALTIMORE U. B. CHURCH Rev. Jerne Powell. Pastor Thaler left Monday to attend 10 am. Sunday school BxXtaU camp at Ferris. ond Summer prayer Friday. 8 pjn. church Affaire A wonderful picnic dinner »-a* served. Present were Mr. and Mr*. Committee meeting. Thuraday. Sept. 0. Women’s Gerald Morgenthakr and lanUly o' Adrian, ilr. and Mra. Donato Missionary Society dinner. Place Mjrguiiiialer *nd family of Flint. Mr. and Mrs Norman Barry and Mr. and Mr*. Howe and family of Valley and Mra Kenneth Stahl ot Elmdale spent Monday with Mr* Yarger and Mr. and Mr*. Douglas* Ruth Blram. * David Parker ot Yatgtr k»d children of Nsahvllle. West Covin*. Calif., came Saturday Mr. aud Mrs. David Yarger and to join hl* family, who liave been children of Hastings. Mr. and Mr*. vUlUng thetr grandparente, Mr. Laatar Brown of Nsshvnie. Mr. and Mra. John Dcwi«d. They left and Hr*. Norman Brown and chll- Siuiday by plane to visit the nren and Mi and Mrs CUrencc World’s Fair. * Mr. and Mra. stopple* and ciuidren of Grand James Parker of Markham, ill. iiapide, Mrs Dorothy Yargw and Mr*. Margaret lx>iir of Hastings a Mr and Mr* Thums* Leth.toe family rn MlddKUl' Mr and Mrs. David Parker and MH. ux.au SUM M ru^nl *«“ « <*"“■ “»• \ ' In bonded wool flannel. Kenneth Ritchie and Janine of Bellevue were Sunday cabers of Mr. and Mra. Roger Davte. ♦ Mrs Clarence Cairns attended the Farm Bureau Womrn’a Camp at Algunq-.nn Monday snd Tuesday Mrs Ed Rlcc attended the camp on Tuesday. Mr. and Mr*. Leo Reynold* were Sunday caller* of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Rlcc * Mr. and Mrs. Keith Roush, Sue and Gordon, and Mr. anil Mra John Hook took Uie Lake Suixrlor driie last week, returning home Satuntey. A very preUy drive. * Charite and Joan Bulow near Baldwin. * Mr. and Mr*. Art Clinton attended the Clinton man of Plainwell l amliy Hcuulon Mr. and Mrs Forrtat Buehler entertained with a family reunion >' r' 4-flOte skirt, tho “Nothing A line" Gaylor. * Janice Davl* returned to WMU Wednesday, Aug. 23. for ■! BAKED GOODS Baked Beans -------------------------.lb. 105 EAST STATE ST. Mary Johnson, Mr*.’ Haael Nuni- liou’ll love our Rye Breads V FURNITURE 1 1 * The Birthday Club will go to Marvin Patrick and children of of England and also visited Parks Irving were Bunday dinner guests church par tors following the , ___ Hhe and Pirjo wiU ----- -----------both be --senior* -------ceremony. Judy Yonkers served and are looking forward to a very ” --------‘ pleasant year. . entertained with a welcome sup­ per honoring the new minuter of the 'V’mleyan Methodist ton. Tiieir parent*. Mr. and Mr*. Church, Rev. and Mra. Morris Paul Butow, came Sunday and B-iardman. Mr. and Mrs. Marvin took them home Tuesday. Kann Stanton of Owosso has also visited * Gary McGhee U spending the White or whole wheat. CLOUD ALL DAY THURSDAYS moved from their apartment here to a hqusc at Midland Park. Gull Lake. ♦ Mra. Haael Nunemaker Children's Wear Look 2 '>r,te Jar famotu Trada-Nama* labela on tka things y<m buy . . . you'll find thorn hora! Parmaleojr 124 Um State Shoot �f Donald L. Leak, 1 Shirley M$e Biang Wed at Lake Odessa Candlelight Rites Unite Miss Pugh And John Burnham ' Ringo Swingo Square Dancers Have Family Picnic Tire Central Methodist Church at Lake Odessa was die setting for the wedding of Mlns Shirley Mar Ubmg, R! Portland, and Donald L. Leak, son of Leon Leak of Several members and their families of the Ringo Swingo Tlie bride's parents are Mr. and Mra. Melvin Slang of Naubinway former Lake Odeua resident*. Rev. Luther Brokaw per forme*! dir double ring ceremony at 3 pm Saturday before an altar of pink and white gladioli and candelabra Mrs Edward J{aUor was tlw Donald C. Burnham of PilUburghf Pa., spoke their marriage vows at eight o'clock Saturday, Aug. 26. The Rev. George Elliott read Uie double ring ceremony In tlie presence of 200 guests Nine candle-tree candelabra, |>cu candle holders and white flowers at the altar, framed by four large baskets of gladioli and blue majes­ tic daisies. decorated the church. Mra Carl Damson pUyttl the or­ gan and MlM Sussn KaIiIit. as soloist, provided die. nuptial Ring. Im Cunningham, seemed to come quite naturally. All dancing wa* done to rec­ ord* furnished by Ed Senlz, who stood faithfully by the turntable. ENGAGED—Mr. end Mrs. John Stamm. Hastings, announce Uie engagement of their daughter. Roseleen, to William Scobey, son Y<r .nJ 1I-. e,........ Given In marriage by her ■fttther the bride was lovely in a floor­ length gown of elite organza over taffeta fashiamd with a scoop neckline and elbow-length sleeve*. Appliques ot organza and seal pearls cascaded down tlie front, sweeping In Uie back into n de­ tachable chapel train Her elbow­ length veil of Imported silk illusion was held In place with a Chantilly lace crown overbyed with seed pearls with an erg*lira flowrf trim at the front und trimmed wiUi crptal. She carried a cascade of atepluinotls centered with a white! Ron Cunninghams. Ed Sentzs, Melvin Haights, Prcituh Camp­ bells. George Bedford*. Marshall Methodist Women's Society to Mark Flowers Decorale Parents' Lawn for Daughter's Nuptials Rosortons wm Host Convention Tile West Michigan Ronarlans AND SO EASY TO , Michael Stark of New York City. . John Read Of PilUburgh and Thomsit Pugh. broUier of Uw bride. Under the able direction of Mrs. John Gaikghcr of Laming the church purlers . had been trans­ formed into * garden setting for the reception which immediately followed. U* ceremony. The cir­ cular. six pillared, colonade was festooned with garlands of green, wliere hundreds of tiny lights glistened and at Uie opposite side of the room large, blue-flowered Unitary trees, wlUi frosted lights, and garlands of green with tiny lights, complemented this brautiful picturesque setting Candlelight from Uie small tables and serving PLAY THE OUITARI Dinner, Luncheon ■Die groan's parent* hosted Uie coba. Forest Jamew. Mrs M, rehearsal dinner at Gull Harbor; Kaecheie. Robert Millers, Harvey Inn v Friday evening. Now on a Sexton*. Jack Sleepers and Al honeymoon trip to NarUicm Mich- j Stcurys. igun. Uie couple will make their' Men's golfing event* Include a home at 215 Beul Street In East shotgun start at 6 a.m and at Lansing. She is a graduate of 2 pm there will be a mixed twoMichlgan State University With a'ball foursome. major tn elementary education and . There is to be a -vnargasbad 1* employed by the Holt Publicist fl o'clock with children's Scliooi*. He is a senior nt MSU: events planned for after dinner, where he I* studying mechanical' Reservations should be called In engineering. to chib Manager William Mac- Pomona Grangers To Entertain Guests From Near East moderate priced ARCHID GUITARS $4250 Stephen Johnson at the latzefk Gun Lake cottage on Hartings Pointe In honor of Ms Linda Finnic. a Sepu-mber bride-to-be. Top Callies for the afternoons Mrs. Cedric Morey. A lovely gift from lhe hout^*en was presented lo Uie honoreo. Linda will be In Lansing Fri­ day and Saturday to attend the rehearsal dinner and wedding of her friend. Mis* Sue Lee Smith when ahe will be a bridesmaid. The guitar that gives you everything you want— Arched top and back. Hardnuur was uic cnei tor lire s,----- ............. .......... —, ——■ — barbecue party and swim em** don Saturday, Aug 21 at thei^1?.’ Taj lor BL. Grand Ledge Craig nwiden^at 1110 N. Church °u‘ tr®“ Uy life, rural living, youth acti­ Street. The guests met at the N“h: vities and community organizationa and projects. Their visit to Michigan Is only Fair, Greenfield Village, the Grand Canyon. Disneyland and many otiicr places r Past Residents To Celebrate 25th Anniversary Tlicre wtit ft slumber birthday party for Nancy Wood Tuesday evening on Duffy's Point ftt Gun Lake where the Wood family tiavc been vacationing for a month. Nancy's big sister. Miss White s rataly frattad fingsrboord. Adjustable bridge. Pick­ guard. Fine mellow tone quality. Fomoui Harmony superiority of workmanship. All ot an amazingly low MUSIC CENTER Photography Encourages Individuality I Pool-Picnic Party party at Mr* Robert Cook's Alton tH’ers, their familial home on W. Green street Tlsirsday evening in honor of her son and guests enjoyed a pool-picnic and family, the Robert Cook* of, Sunday. Aug. 22, with swimming ‘ starting at 1 pm. at the 4H Oconto. Wis. Among the guests Ungs, became the bride of Mr. were Mrs. Lewi* KnUkern of,-— — ■■-■■■■— —----- _-5 AltiiouM at a ceremony per­ Evanston. 1U. and Mra. Phillip II^ ?uP?er *“ ?r?ked odock. Members of ttv JaniM formed In liastlnp on Sept 7, v-.-i___ _______________ —1M0. at lhe parsonage of Uie officiating minister. Uie Rev. Al­ bert A. BuQerfleld. Mr. Althouse is the son of Mrs. Mabel < Althouse I Hynes of 33 Henry Ave. Battle Creek, and the late Carey Allhouse. Mr. and Mrs. Allhouse moved to Battle Creek in March of IMS after hl* return from the armed services where he served with the First Armored division He has been employed by Hoffman Bro*. Excavating Co. for 17 yean. _ Mra. Claude Gardner chair­ ■ Tffey have ninefftuidchlldren. maned the day for the ladles' luncheon nt the Hastings Coun­ try Club on Tueaday. She was assisted by Madame* J. Beedle, A. Smith, both of Nashville. A. Bletiry, E. Storkan. 3. Sweet and SENIOR PORTRAITS All This That You Can Afford to Pay! Dr Frank Riders To Mark Jubilee The Bonnet & Gown Shop Alma Fingleton ■ There has been a gala Ume at • lhe Lev; Warner Iwme as Uiey , lutve done much entertaining rei omUy. Mr. Warner's sisters. Mr. and Mra Floyd Conley of St. Pcteraburv. FU.. and Mrj. Euiah Rtehardeon of Bradenton have been Uietr guest* for a few weeks, and ihi* weekend, to honor Mr. Con­ ley's birthday. Mr. Warnsr's brother. Gilmore Jeweler (02 H Scare WI 5-5316 �Visitor from Indio BlittNdmer 'A&P Stores to Area Sales Head .• sp- UiSCOntlllUC Mrs. Sberlry Blood entertained her daughter and family, the J bn McCalla, from Hillsdale from Wednesday until Saturday. Swamlnatha Radhakrlshnan from Bombay. India, wm also a guest He la spending several weeks with the McCalls and will enter Michigan Slate University Un* Fall to take graduate work He is an Instructor in a Univer­ sity in Bombay. INSURANCE ICity Officials muud W u» i o Attend Mate Mrs. Oten Brower returned Mon- Murray* since Thursday. LAPO DRUGS AGENCY 144 BAST STATE STREET HASTINGS, MICHIGAN MIRS JANET B. TEWELL A CANVAS UTILITY BAG IN HASTINGS HIGH Has Scholarship To Michigan awarded the first scholarship SCHOOL COLORS AND LETTERED HASTINGS SAXONS' While 1 hey ./ESlLi! HT________ _ I?™™.. monuwuiu-. ■ -a w.ii uc u« An* new Federal or OCT* ms coin He attended the Univeratty of lUlnotJ and prior to coming wilh Rapids Uni* stereo with the r« delegation* of Michigan mu- ^apportionment urban renew UaH- Nygairt said. nicipal officials ever assembled munklpa) employee relatto BUM worked for the George D. Detroit "In view of the fact U»t trad- m the State and proper:vtixrarmotion* Roper Corp., hockford. Ill; inc stem ns are not now nftwvd ..a_____ «... _ ... . American Steel and Wire ComrSL.T*r7^ I AWera"> I,ak Bassett la the 9______________ pony. Duluth. Minn ; and Ma: official delegate from Hartings chine Tool Sale*. Chicago. Hl wUh L,wl> Lan*- « IF A. Tomlin u! alternate, others T«M»» Kendrick KiMHik has t»< been Mm O,h„. are also ex' •’ . ' appointed manager of manufac- .“'““"J? J, 1 per‘*d *‘Und from turtng-englneerlnl of the Can- npiaincd ** ***®P-^ »*| Mayw JnHM — ' —— .P.. Cavanah of ton plant of the E. W Bllre r"The T decUlons «> consolidate Drlrol< and ncwl).ejected Prert” ” ” decisions to consolidate Detroh and newly-elected PrtrtCompany acoordlng to an an- -..** “«**«J*^ dent the National 7dent of of the National League League of of nouncemrnt by Olaf O. Vaught, made hT^he TSZm^^f CUJe* w1“ the k,-vno< - *Pcak<'' vics president. '\ °° W*»n«rtlay morning. SepT 16 Prior to hl* new gppoinUnenL *2 Hl* remark* wul kick-off a Mr. Kendrick wa* mwter me2throe-day mira of general speaker at the Hartings Wesleyan chanlc at the Canton plant. Be*..U.,b^ Hons, workshops and affiliated Methodist Church Sunday at the fore Joining BUu In August of 51th customer*. Ny-[orlBnU|kOon< built 7.30 pm. Gospel hour. 1964. he had been associated * .. Mn „rn-i.u ..u n.i. *round the theme. ’ProgrrM* with Lockheed Aircraft Coroora.t officials said this Cooperative AdMoo " Eastern Missionary Board tn lion. Burbank, Calif- and with Japan and on the bland of Danly Machine Spec. Inc. Ids Unit. Approximately half appear ■* the opening luncheon Okinawa among the rural people. esleVatlS fO ' J Hear M ixxiotlll TV UlXSlOlUlTy From Far East A. Miss Janet B. Tewell. a >966 graduate of Delton High School and a 1959 graduate of Michigan State University, has been award­ ed a <2.000 scholarship for gradu­ ate study by the Careers in So­ cial Work program of the Toledo Council of Social Agendaa. STUDENTS BROWN PLASTIC only »2*9 Bllirl, tO UriVI< ... A, piHllaChui dent In charge of manufactur­ ing. ' u™ uu 3323 88. HELP. MALE. FEMALE Cooks Bakers Food Supervisors the Nation still offer Plaid flr!rt -•Poke before the Convert- . work and talk on the conditions Trading Stamps. “°n “t session tn Grand of the people. MICHIGAN STATE 1WX « Che dUUfehoh.1 KwaaiwhachewuhuBhlChe M „. UNIVERSITY units will result in the transfer Citizen* for Michigan. tend. of some acrounllng activities _M“yor Arthur J Holland of Mu, prince) u th- guest of from Grand Rapids to Detroit. Trenton. N. J.< and James E. Rcv Bnrt Mr5 1M> Galmlcr bULJLi,U.hot-*Xr<^ th? k5C*1: Ifomterly of Hickory Coroera' warehousing operation, the dirt- that the E. P. MacDonald Sump 1 who are spending a few days Ao EguSl Opportunity Employer slonsl preUdrtA ^<...«* pointed out. Company of Dayton. Ohio, own^ vaenUon on the Wesleyan Metho- . rton.l -----------------------------------Nyqulrt sold that T. J. FSabich. era al Plaid Stempe will nwovr dirt Campground*, south it HasUSE BANNER WANT AOS! general ot • the ~~-,t superintendent ■—. -e ‘--a * p curtwners to complete Grand Rapids Unit and a mem- their rrqulrvment* far premiums by giving them the opportunity vision advisory board of dlrec- MIm Tewell has been a Juve­ mg. plant layout, indualrtal. tool nile court probation counselor and project engineering. Mr. Kendrick La a graduate of the University of Kentucky and verslty .of Michigan School of served-in the U. 8 Navy from 1944 to 1940 Social Work Ln September He and his Wife. Kathryn «md She has completed one year's work toward her master's at two chldrm. Calvert and StcMichigan, and expects to receive Canton. Ohio. nest school year. i. a w t wa •’** stor,w- on the ah She also received a *350 schol­ n arship to supplement lhe *2.000 ZVI 1 ni -Evervthlr... ta hte filled books and want* to acquire j that customers holding stamps • cotelog item calling for 20 book*, lx- or ahe could make up lhe difference by paying the K. Miu Tewell* field training U P. MacDonald Stamp Co »450 to be in the Kalamazoo Chil­ dren's Guidance Clinic. The Evangellou United Breth- m*n> m*’r metrhandiac m ulr mi—mg i n oooca. ren Church. Eart and Grand • h?’’f “ deUverad to their I Complete detella on redemption Street* tn Hartings Im* planned I rxxnee." procedure* are available in an all a special series of Evangelistic Church Flans Special Meetings MAHJE TRAVEL YOUR . CAREER! TOP PAY SECURITY FREE TRAVEL Prepare For A Glamorous Career With An: CHECK OUR HOME & PROPERTY LISTINGS • AIRLINE £LTHE WEEK | • Lodge and the World Clothlnd Drive are sending clothing ta tlie Appalachia Clothing Fund } us- Evangelical U.B. UTILITY BAG »««.-. part which he held until hit w 1 , Dphnn Cr wlll itp IN SALE THURSDAY, FRIDAY & SATURDA The Hastings Banner j William suako la* teen Thundav September 2,? 1965 IDAS <^4iM Tw« 1 A I pointed Distrtoc Solee Manager Thurxday, far the newly combined Chicago- I r*)r|in(y Xl’imnK Wuwxuln territory of the L W1 1 Old 11103 1 Bllaa Company, prase Division. | Y ■ . according to an announcement conumre the dirtrtbuUon of J pear oil the Wedneaday morning o» • . . xw • i PMM Tiuin, Burnt. In .1 m Cl-.reinu —«> on -ItoOUMns MteBiw bu. OraulHwuu unx tfueun u! » ul. n In the dose of burtnoM Saturday. (If.1 XfzxzxF more active interert In local 1 1 Sept 4. acoordlng to O. Philip 1111111)1 Cl Del I lYlCCl government. The Harting Mow Lodge M Nyqulrt. of Detroit president of 1 . -o.!. under the direction ot die Civid the company * Central Wertent More than 1.000 municipal of.„ ”27 “ ™1 of Thuradav COnmiltee with Jeerjl Dlvirton. Helals from over 300 Michigan g CuCchall as chairman, baa re* Joining E. W. Bliss In “The dlseontiuua Uo<i of the , and villages will gather | oeived from the Kellogg Com) E. F. MaeDonald Company's in Grand Rapid* tor the 07lh o of •B<u> CT*lt “ rto*»! Plaid Trading siunp program Annual Convention ot lhe Mich,*7, grey shirt* to be donated to Um ’’•'I a TRAVEL AGENCY a LUXURY OCEAN LINER A southern evangelist Free Placement Ml Airiine and Travel Classei BEGIN SEPTEMBER 20 throughout the Mr* Andrews who travels with A Wide Choice of Homes and Real Estate of All Types A REAL SWEET. SMALL HOME IN THE FIRST WARD, ha* living room with dining *pace. one bed­ room. kitchen and bath, and enclosed yun porch, caller with oil flow furnace for$5,250.00 ducting special childrens meet- JOAN JEWETT CAREER SCHOOL 520 W. Ionia Street I tensing Phone 482-1093 FLT.ki bEND INFORMATION ■ Qty. appointed and Include the fol­ lowing church departments and personnel: WBWB. Amy Bower And drapes included, two bedroom* end bath, air conditioned, pine paneled family room, or utility room, attached garage, nicely landscaped, for--SI 1.500.00 • TWO LARGE BUILDING LOTS ON NORTH BROADWAY for S2.J00.00 each AN EXTRA NICE COTTAGE AT LONG LAKE NEAR ACKERS POINT, hat four bedroom* upstairs, and down a Irving room, dining room, kitchen, utility room, fireplace, front porch screened and glatsad in. ha* garage, kA* of shade, lot H 98 Ml feet on lake and i* from road to lake in depth, fully furnished. > siding for .........-$9,500.00 AND STILL ANOTHER GOOD HOME IN WOODLAND, all on one floor, living room, three bedroom*, dining room, kitchen and bath ha* gat floor furnace, carpet* and drape*, ha* new roof, aibetto* uding for$7.J 50.00 A RIAL GOOD HOME IN THE SECONb WARD. with two n>ce bedroom* upttair* and one bedroom down, living room, dining room, full bath and kitchen and utility room, ha* baiement and ga( heat and attached garage, for ...-......------- ............------------ .........$1,000.00 A NIC! BUNGALOW IN THE FIRST WARD, ha* living room with fireplace, two bedroom*, kitchen and bath, and utility room, new gat furnace sad new roof, for ....___ $6,100.00 A BARGAIN IN MIDDLEVILLE, targe home on M-37, three bedroom* up and a bath, and down, two living room*, dining room, kitchen and back room, new gat furnace, hot water heater, two stall garage $7,200.00 IN THE TAFFEE ADDITION, a wonderful bungalow, ha* a 12 x 20 ft. living room with fireplace. two bedroom*, dining room, two Ceramic full bath*, lot* of cupboard*, family room, automatic wafer loftener, walk-in storage room, attached two Mali garage with automatic electric eye door opener. A NEARLY NEW HOME IN THE TAFFEE ADDITION, hat throe nice bedrooms and full bath and next level basement with hot water furnace fired with gat, attached two Stall garage, radio and Intercom, built In. h« a patio on back 10 x 2< all on.a full lor and all foe$22,000.00 95-ACRE FARM IN HASTINGS TOWNSHIR, with house with six room* and bath, garage and tool well* on farm, also 15 acres of woods, 60 acre* ol work land, for —k---------------------- $12,500.00 AN EXTRA NICE HOME AT ALGONQUIN LAKE, all on one floor, with large living room, with fire­ place. three nice bedroom*, ha* a bath and 'A bath, utility room, kitchen with bar and ha* dining WO COTTAGES ON CLOVERDALE LAKE with 210 feet on lake frontage and the lot h 200 feet deep, lot I* right on M-43 and Cloverdale lake, furnithing* with a few exception* go with the cottage*, each ha* living room, one bedroom, dining space and shower bath, small cottage ha* living room. BUSINESS LOCATED RENTAL PRORERTT In good business dMrict which rent* for $150.00 per mo. for ' $8,400.00 A BIAL GOOD HOME IN FRHPOKT. hat four bedroom* end lots of deter room, up and down, living troth: Youth Fellowship. Cotent and Herb Buwalda: Adult Sunday School. Leon Wert and Dorrell Keller; Youth Sunday School. Darwin Hooker and Phil Arnold; Junior Bunday School. Eleanor Ortroth and Virginia Myrow. Morning prayer group. Joyce Norton and William Co­ nte KeHer and Virgil Culp. Special cottage prayer meet- For tranaporteUon call Gladys Oeurth. Personal Mention Silver Lake and Chicago. spent the weekend with their' daughter, the Roes Beisona. al their Sheridan. They amended church servlets st VlckeryvIUc Tlie Roy Carlsons have been entertaining til* parent*. Mr. and Mrs. Philip Carlson of Crrrt HUI. Ill. and his brother arid wife, Mr •nd Mrs Ralph Cartoon of Pltte- Orisons are planning to spend U.e Mra. Hasel Hinkley. Mrs Grace Watson and MIm ■Izabeth Parker ANOTHER GOOD BUY IN THE 4tk WARD. Hastings, has two nice bedrooms with clouts upstairs and down ons bedroom, living room, dining room, kiKhen and '/i bath down with full bath up. * $9,000.00 A REAL GOOD. YEAR ’ROUND HOME RIGHT ON LEACH LAKI, has living room, thro* nice bedrooms. ' Al— —. J I . - - - - - ■ *. - 1 K..K - 4.. . .1 .Mln. .. — II 1.1 CO 1. - 1 A_ n water's edge to highway, ha* permanent dock and a pontoon boat and a 16 ft. steel fishing t, heater and electric range, this place Km only been built a few year*, all for ...$12,600.00 I. K Wb have the lateit ■ patterns Wl NOW HAVI LIINAAR1 FLAT ON BIG CEDAR LAKE, VIRY REASONABLY FRICID AND WILL JELL ON LAND CONTRACTS. A COCO NOMI CLOU IN IN HASTINGS, has two bedrooms, hall and full bath upstair* and down one bedroom, living room, dining room, kitchen and toilet seat, ha* basement with new gai furnace, new water heater, sHueted on Vi lor. for 5.250.00 THE MODERN FASHION LN FLOORS DUE TO RECENT SALES WE NEED NEW LISTINGS A FLOOR TO MBIT HASTINGS SALESMEN AD ESTATE EVERY. BUDGET Cart Niathamer Home Phone Wl 5-3004 Richard Slocum TWILVI (ID NIGS LAKE FRONT LOTI cn Al»m quin Shorn, pdcod from U ,000.00 Ea U.OOO.BO HASTINGS FLOOR COVERING MEMBER: Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Friendly, Neighborly Service for 78 Continuous Yours Send �Jock Hopkins Retains HCC Golf Crown College Senior Posts 201 to Hold Off Contenders Bob Christie Wins Heat Race -THE RAFTINGS BANNER Smith end George Miller who At.Raceway fourth flight in the 1963 HCC 54 • hole tournament, was the C.nUer, Blair, Warner, Uilrd fligiil champion Bunday, Jock Hopkins winning with a 199 total — Just Mltter Win flight* one shot better than Bill Kinney Bob ChriMte al » hrax winner at the HasUngs Raceway Friday night, aa rUna Frith from playing the famous Bob Miller Won the fourth "old Course" of Bl Andrews In flight trophy with a 208 total. Hal Buergc Howard Peters wa* second with 213, Jack Croninger wa* third with 211 and tied for fourth - ■ :--v. -t —••• *«re Phil Walktorff and Bob SUbw?<ena lt0,f d«u;nP‘onduP Pfaff with ms. SAturday and Bunday Hopkins, first won Hopkins, who who first won the the Dwirtl FMter Tha fln. Miami University HCC championship in 1»« with COMa) Benias — a sssrsnber of a 191 total, earned his second Um Miami eaU - — --* championship last season with a a Ml total on atne-bX round* Up to thU year, the of W-99-4l-4S-«t to rotate bta championship* were played over John Mulligan Utte. the "old" 9-hoie layout. tmUl this euralng Friday night Bob Hegner Of ’ Battle Creek had the farirol qualifying ume . . ... __ , IV.. „ alw. popular Driver - Bob Senslba of Middleville 1* one of the popular drivers at area tracks featuring filing stock car races. Bensiba took tecond in the feature event Saturday night at the Galesburg Bpevdway. He has taken honor* at the ItasUngs Raceway during the season.—Banner photo. FIRST FLIGHT P»U Lublenleckl mck colter” u flSHo Jke HCCC^S<m Palmer’s Harness | Armchair Athlete Race Horses Leaden of the Michigan Conservation Department and their attorneys are girding themselves for a jtossible showdown with ‘In the Money’ Dkk J.eob. •“> moUion derby- Norm PnxXw o( played 18 holes on Saturday, the j ,« tatUe all the way. On Kyie James . qualifying round, and 27 holes on Uie. nll?e ho*J*> c<,1«'in‘n Gordon Finnic Sunday Thoqe Jn the other 'niaile • P*** Mu<1 t*“«ht the fligbu played only 36 holes., frontrunner only to shoot Into Dick Footer shooting into flights on Saturday trouble on No. 8 and he had to third place. Coleman Coleman -------------------------trU«» fhghte ** lUe Jor u,lnl and competing in won Uie championship in 1863 on Sunday. Jim Cotter, who has played with a in. “1 I. M.. j- - rjliZVj relatively inue golf thu season, won th* first flight championship wj(h a IM total, edging Mike separated the two’going course in Scotland three times. »4 final. IB. Cotter posted While Youngs, an MBU par 73 layout. Jock reported that playing conditions were about I squad, carded the best, and that there wasn'tte Lubienleckl. Mike Dorman Bob .Lambert and Dick Colter Uie tremendous wind which often Homer Smith has troubled even professional tied for third with 179s. George Miller golfer* Robert Stanley at Angus. Scotland, where he allot a 79 and a 78 on the cham­ pionship course. which be said a tTt total was a tougher course than St Andrews He also played Glen- Frank McMillan . fired by any,golfer in any flight J. MacLeod .. on.Bunday and was the second Tom Isham . beet of the entire tournament Copenhagen Garrett Isham The champion. Hopkin*, turned Bin Crawford SECOND FLIGHT Sophomore pitcher Dick Litwhiler 1* a member of Michi­ gan State's 1M5 varsity buaebaU Federal ofneiak over some high-level maneuvering which । squad coached by hie father, threatens to overturn the State's right to corilrol game and fish former major losgutv Danny Utmatters, according to the following news release from the Con­ whllcr. servation Department. tcnca and ha* won over 112,000 One major storm warning now worrying state officials is a recent opinion of the U.S. solicitor general which contends that Al the Calhoun County Fair the federal government should - • — --------------have the say-so in regulating . loophole, State Attorney Old* ha* 36 Total Par. Billy, hunting and fishing on all lands dratted an amendment to the bul It own*. which re-word* it w it* provtInvotred tn Michigan are »lon» *hall not "displace, premare than 3Jt million acres torically tecdtjiisrd authority to control, regulate and manage ibh Upshot of the solicitor general* and wildiue within their terri­ thinking is that the itdera: gov­ torial boundaries " ernment could be empowered to Halford had things hl* own Kt hunting and fishing regula­ tions on its land* and charge its thu amendment to the bill He was driven by Gerald Hal­ ford of Hastings aetung, a Ume Ot 2.10.3. Good Pal's,Billy set ments cost of fighting forest of George Youngs, who took sec­ fires in IBM totaled 880.828 This Name ond with 183. Third went to Mlles Jack Warner Bill Kinney □urth between Homer brought under control. Lyle Jenkins of Battle Creek won the aaiBon chumpKmahlp fltrure-8 race Saturday at the Galtdourg Speedway and TUn Edward* of Battle Creek won the feature X5 wvu a* pacing a held Of 94 entru* In the ttmbJriala. Bob tk-n-uba of Middleville wtu these properties. Clashing with this point of view is the long-standing princi­ ple, upheld by the courts, that wildlife populations belong to yrar-okl Michigan Colt Stakes the people of Michigan, whether they are round on private. State summary and won the blanket picking up over 8700. Palmer drove at Detroit^ Uie State Attorney General's Of­ night 1h fice' and legal adviser to the Conservation Department, has cited this principle in a brief he has prepared which challenges rill HD FLIGHT Dick Hudson 80 players in the field for Uie first Hastings Country Club Men's Championship tournament good scores were turned in des­ pite the frigid weather and high winds Saturday. Defending Champ Jock Hopkins carded Hie shooting a 75 on that cold Satur­ day- Dr- Larry Blair fired a 76 ? Bunday after posting a pair 48a Saturday. Larry eagled No. flight title. Don Fteher, who The historical doctrine of scored steadily both days, fin­ ished fourUi, aided by an eAxle on long Nd. 15—and Rd did K. igw of the land," he empha- with a borrowed sahd wMfe Don Phil MMM Maynard Tin Granrilfc Mitchell .. The possibility of federal hunt­ 80 far this season Good Pal's ing and fishing fees, besides pos­ ing a confusing situation for Pal's Billy over *3.000, Good Pal's IXurty over I2.M0. Good Pal's Prince over 11.600, Good Pal's programs." wants Michigan Con­ Filly orrr 1800 and Gcxxl Pai's servation Director Ralph A MacMuUan. Hteu-p Uv.'U' about 1700. Re pointe oat that a federal Halford left Monday for TravOlivet College Head Coach Stu system of licensing would si­ phon thousands of dollars of Paraell and hl* assistant* ex­ to Imlay City for a two-year-old Barry Jackson Of Saranac At Olivet FOURTH FLIGHT Phil Hllaon NOW is the time to GET SET for the NEW BOWLING SEASON New Women's League NOW FORMING Meeting set tor 9 p.m., Worf.. Sept. 8 Drop in or phone for information regarding Men’s ond Women’s LEAGUES OPEN BOWLING Wednesday morning at Olivet' they really feel. MacMullan and inctadlng It lettermen and 35 Palmer sold Good Pals Lad flute Attorney General Frank J Kelley say the opinion U "legal thia season. has had offers too for purchase of Billy in the high While State leaders are pre­ four figures and Scott in the pared to carry their fight to the five figure bracket. courts if need be, another federal Unionrille, a fullback. thundercloud threatens to blow Others on the Frosh squad in­ trouble Michigan's way. clude Bin Ptchota, .* halfback It revolves around a bill now I Cook; Feldpausch vs. A. Smith, Bob b Mickey Lambert before Congress which would al- from Richland, and Brent BraSexton; Huebner vs. A. Smith. lord. a tackle from Delton. Your Hosh Shirttey, Groot; Cook vs Groos. Quarterback At Burnett is I Aidrich; McAllister vs. Jerow. A. species of game and fish in dan­ Smith; Cooper vs. Bexton, Jerow; Olivet lost 17 lettermen ger of exUnction. ■ Pugh vs. Siegel. through graduation. Although conservation officials thT^'s’Mond.'; * H»«U.DM^on - Rohde VS agree tn principle with the bill's th?H«tin«^n?^rr-hSr£ Bnyder, Roberts. Joe Bennett. 52"! ?w“tty .9u.b' .u McMillan. B. Miller; James w E. could be manipulated as a wedge Buerge, .'octatlon. held in Muskegon last to permit the Federal goremBennett Sunday, the following officers North Centra! College from Nap­ . Camp- were elected for the corning year. their authority to manage all erville. Ill.. will provide tho Woodland at Michigan James; wildlife on any lands. maaoo. 1st. vice president. Allen In a move to plug thia serious Hie postponed matches will clarke, have a bearing on the final | Reraita Monday: standings, ao Secretary Ironside Red Division Pusnlku 54. 4 Flint, treasurer. J. Kenneth Hubhopes they will be played off. Goodyear 0; Chenoweth 41. 4. Postponed matches include: Delegates at the meeting Osgood 53, 0; Booth 44, 4. Osgood 53. 0; Pusnikas 54. 4. Wlnlck 58. selected the SataHte Bowl ot Pusnikas. Gardner and Wlnlck; 0; O. Miller 44. 4. Stanley 43, 0, Owlk aa a ---J...__ a State tournament. Goodyear vs Martin and Guen­ ■ ther; Wlnlck vs. Martin; PusnlkBlue Dlvtetoa—Laubaugh 40. 3. Wood 51, I: Hun 42. 4. Ironside •-111 be held at the Northway ges. Lawrence and Booth; Booth Lanes in Muskegon, starting vs W. Croninger; Hodges vs. 43. 0; Hubbell M. 4, Gillespie 57. 0; MacLeod 48, 3, Hollister 46. 1; Stanley; Guenther vs. Martin. J. tun weekends through May 22nd. At the annual meeting over 1,400 ler; Stanley vs. Pusnikas. Guen­ ther end Lawrence; Stuery vs Butt 43, 3. Habben 59. 1. ' Guenther; Gardner vs. Hodges; DhrlWon Keihl 82. 3. Mathews vs. W. Croninger. 15% discount on all parts AND15% discount on all labor Blue DivMea - Fletcher vs. Entry blanks and posters will aim. Hubbell; Panfil va. Cove; be distributed to city bowling for eno full year on any Guaranteed Warranty used car Hamaty vs Chase, and Sim vs Bay «S, 1. Green Division — Sexton vs. EnMB feat htv« Huebner; Flora vs. Jerow. ShirW, McAllister „ Afternoons and Evenings State Bowling Group Names / Tourney Sites Urge Golfers To Make Up . Matches Now Smart like a FOX HASTINGS BOWL INC to the . ... is the man who’s prepared for emergences. Fire, wind, tornados or other disaster sneak up and cause havoc when least expected. Your Hastings Mutual man can help you “out-fox' these and other risks to property and contents with a Hastings Mutual Homeowner* policy or Complete Commercial Package. Hell welcome your call for more information about these low-cost plans. Authorised Hastings Agent In This Area F RANDSEN'S ■ _ ^Guaranteed Warranty^ Bliss Golfers Plan Event for Saturday at HCC Insurance Agency 120 W. Steep SL, Hastings State-wide service program for used car buyers Phone WI S-4174 league have scheduled a special golf outing for Saturday after­ noon al the Hasting* Country Club and have invited U» BUm Riv^r Bend League players, and any other BUm golfing employee, to attend. Using averages from esch Authorised Hatting* Agent in This Area The Sherwood Agency Fkswa WI 5-H72 annual meeting at City will be held In Grand It is expected over IM win id the two-day ntesUng. On All-Star Taam with equal events and Authoriaod Hasting* Agent in This Aiea COLEMAN AGENCY 203 S. MMlgga, Hatting. toe. played with -1.who dafeated the De­ an -emro. VO- in Tig- uted for H,m, WI 5-341 t. L CARPENTER Quincy. Mich, Mt a Michigan State varsity record when he leaped 8-10 in the 1966 NCAA championship meet. unde.- the FisherHengesbach .qU• ietr team Larke Reahm Motor Soln Buick-Chtvrolct tMtioc - Oldimobilt - Cadillac IW * Harm 107 N. Michlgg. n- wi imb nc wi Men �Tiff? HASTINGS BANNY*—* Thursday, September J, IMS Special Fall key, Mldiigan Deportment of Con- Hunting Seasons Set cUl f*U hunting seasons draU’wd tn >!■■■■* <*■! . . h 15 000 permits wa* made available before U>e July 31 deadline for application. AU who applied before Uie dradlln* will receive map* erf th* 10 areas and additional Infor­ mation about Ute seawn Turiteyw-A special wild turkey Saxons to Hold Grid Clinic Thursday Night reel application will be rejecteel. Quail—Hunter* may take four p*r day ar 12 for th* reason In 15 soutiiem Michigan countl** durneed only a mull game license; no special permit 1* required. Tlie hunting license EB—Deadline for application i> Aug. 71. and special application most Department field offices, from key license dealers tn Detroit and Flint, and from Lansing haad- AU elk application* must permits will be issued. the names to ba selected by a drawing from ST. IGNACE applicant* are Ineligible tills year that more than 10,000 one turkey per hunter Shotguns Day. Complete information will gladly be mailed by the .Msckuur Btidga Authority, St. Jguace. Tb*pply, obtain a UA government addna* the card to youraelf and Wmegani Gold FM Antanno Get* 100-Mll* RecegfUa $1P5 up BORTONS Fhone 945-9773 Middleville ।Margaret Bennett a* co-hootea* home from their trip to the By Mrt. Mary Jackton ' at 1:30. Esther Circle *t Sharon । wort, leaving Aug. 7. On the way l« Ar**M Hl-llio Perry at • and tlie Sarah Circle {home they visited friend* at Student* soln* to Wratem at Bl Hrlen Wengera at I. The Naublnway. * ChrU Ndkman has . _ X Hannah Circle meets at the rctnrrvrl tn the IT rtf M Ann Ann Mckeown. Nincy Ver Unde'^h Thumlay. Sept, , Arbor tor his last year In den­ |ltotry. He is the con of Mr. and oral Don Stauffer. ' —■" ________ Mra. Dorothy Bonneville la Mra. Junta Norman. * Mr. and home after a delightful trip with . Mr*. Elwood Batten of Dearborn Mr* Charles Baughman her son. Jerry, and family to Heighta left Saturday for the-lr ve Thuraday for Board- New York State Siie will be home after vlstung his mother, visit her daughter, the rooming some of Uie T-K faculty 1 Mra L. E. Hamilton, and sUtcr. Han PutIrra, and next Tueaday, sne jean* oy prone rar oerxu, • Korea, to vtait her gvanddaugh- attend.d the wedding Friday ter. Joanne Puffer, who la In evening of Mis* Karol VanDer- Hendershot & Vicinity the Red Crow After two weeks. . Werf and Donald ChrUUansen she and her granddaughter will at the 7th Reformed Church in By Mri. Richard Clark visit many places in Uie Orient Grand Rapids. * Mr and Mr. and Europe, arriving baolr in, Philip Dunda* and family of Mra. Ted O'Laughlin attended Michigan by ChriMmaa * Mr. South Dakota rammed home and Mra William Cridler are Friday after vUKlng hl* parents, the wedding Saturday of Miss vacationing in Upper Michigan Mr. and Mra. Lloyd Dunda* HU Judy Pugh and John Bumham thU lost week. * The following sister, Nancy, returned with him at the Methodist Church in Has­ tings. w Vaughn O'Laughlin left Methodist Circle* wiU meet thU for a visit Thursday: Rebekah Circle all Mr. and Mra Leonard Walters Saturday for Western Michigan Winnie Lcckta at 1:70. Miriam of the Irving Rood l»ve really University. 4 Mr and Mrs. Dick Circle at Minnie Petersen with done more than their sliare for Clark and family were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mr*. Dan Ver Hey of Battle Creek more monUis Guests Tuesday and Wednes- B Cr K SPECIAL Take Home FULL GALLON B&K DRAFT ROOT BEER 50' $. Hanover 10c Deposit on Conteinen (Saturday Only) Rennie Moll were Mr. and Mrs Carl Kruger of Sturgis. ♦ Leo Hendershot was a patient at Pennock Hospital for a few day* last week He expected to return home Monday « Mr. and Mr* Nam He la a heavy mechanic Clayton Clark of Lake Odessa helping with building road* and were Monday dinner guest* of the Dick Clarks Remember lhe Ice cream social equipment erf the Array. He servat Phillip and Pauline Arm­ strong'* on Saturday evening. Walter* Graham (Mr* Rayincxid William* and children of Na­ tional City. Calif. and Mra. Kay Homan and children of Borden. Town. NJ . left for their homes Thursday after spending the Mr*. Douglas Straube. Mrs. Wil­ liams and Mrs Homan ore daugh­ ters of Uie Straub* and they had >ackta<choo7 STUDY LAMP SALE Only $1391. FOR THIS PHIL-MAR Sod Waterways Protect Land From Erosion Hastings High School football hopefuls, along with prep grid candidates throughout Michlgan'a Lower Peninsula, took to the practice fields Monday to open their 1965 sessions in prep­ aration for opening games on Friday. Sept 17. SAxon Coach Jock Clarey •reined quite pleased with hl* •a.-ly results Tuesday evening, and was expected to intensify drills in anticipation of lhe open­ ing game here .on Sept. 17 against tiie Battle Creek Lakeview grid- everyone to attend a clinic this Thurtday evening which starts Both the Varsity and Junior Varsity squads are to be intro­ duced and demonstrated drilU will be run. ■" Saturday at 10 am there U to be n clinic when lhe Freshmen will be Introduced. Coach Clarvy is being assisted by Coach Bob Carlson Handling thr Junior Vanity squad this year U Coach Ernie Strong, former Wayland great, and Coach Gor­ don Cole. Bernie Oom U the new frosh mentor assisted by Coach Don Mullens a vquad that Include* la totterNo positions have been cinched. Tlie candidates for Varsity berths include: Tom Paynp, Bteve Pox, Walter Pool, left end; Tom Timm. Bob Glbaon, Bob Cole, left tackle; William Carr. Rod Crothers. Terry Greenfield. Tom Kurr. Ron I-arnbee and Steve Youngs, left guard; Lee Belfield. Bob Ritter. Mark Engle, center: Phil Gillespie. Dick Hamm. Smith Long. Ken Roberts. Rex Wieland, right guard: WlilUm Shumway, Alan Dean. Chuck Jordan. Jim Beadle, right tackle: Barry Kennedy. Charlie Myers. Dennis Timm. Terry Watson, right end: Dave Williams. Ken Weller. John Peterson, quarter­ back: Steve Schondelmayer, Dave Wilcox. Brian Shumway. Mike Hess. Dave Crawford, halfbacks, and Mike Murphy, Tom Gibson and Jerry Dunn, fullbacks. Ron Larabee broke the little finger on hU left hand tn an e«Hy drill. On the Junior Vanity squad are Rick Abbey. Scott Anderson. Bryon Armoud. Warren Arnold. Bob Bassett. Adam Beduhn. Lar­ ry Bennett, Ron Bender. Randy Brown, Marke Cole. Will Cole. William Ellis. Lindon Endsley, James Fisher, Mike and Pat Fitz­ gerald. Greg C. Glllons. Gre* W. QUlans. Don Hall. Gordon Hm*. Marvin Howell, Bob Huebner, Dean Lambert. Harold Lewis. Don Lawrence. Randy Moyer. Turoes, Roger Will. Jim Wil­ liams. Greg Wood and Albert Properly sodded and managed Ype*. All are Sophomores. waterwaji protect farm land from unnecessary erosion. The most satisfactory time to lamwa* -■«John and Bob Keefer took top hen sod fields are honora Sunday In sail compeU- Win Sailing Honors and pa tint Arthur Steeby, County Agri­ cultural Extension Agent cultural equipment by reducing gully formation. Now . . . you con otsuro your studant of a light he con rwolly toe by . . of the Better Light Better Sight Bureau and the Illuminating Engineering Society. Your student will be able to see batter and work easier with this Sunfield Lions Win Regional East Doud -"tB.FrZs’VS Softball Crown turned Tuesday night to Ms tro- Satunla, • Mr. and NorThe Sunfield Lions, who won ' pobtan airport near Detroit from lnMn Armstrong and children the Hastings District Softball , visit in Ooteberg, Sweden. *P*nt several day* vacationing champlonihip. came through oa whvrr ,0*. I1£U t^n an r*changv ln m wfek; tlie hrwt tram in the Regional* !student finer June ilth. While * M,k,' from Delton spent lo defeat the Bteelcaae Majors ,)^re she visited In Norway and th* weekend at Howard Moores of Grand Rapid*. 3-2. Sunday of- Denmark. Marguerite Andren of whUe parent*, the Etwin temoon for the Clasa C title 1 fiwn]en came on the same plane 1'aynre are vacationing Sunfield goe* lo Peteakey to , as an exchange student to Lhe ' Mra Eldon Houghtalln experts play to. HUte boaura Friday. Albert Mulford*'. Ito enter Pennock Hospital thia The Cla*. D Regional crown Mr. and Mra Peter Prterrsn went to the 8 D Warren Com- were guests erf Mr. and Mra Lee L v m whte pany tram of Muskegon who de- Der.iTn at Gaylord while tJicrc "f3111/, *'G?, ,, °PcraUon- w“fle tested Holt. 8-1. in the Sun- i they heard their son. the Rev J?” field tournament. Robert Deneen at lhe Park Creek Cermtenr Orel* WuUra, Pto U coidmup- 1“PU" Ctareb or WumPI*. Marie Chapman. '**<• 8,h- w •* Mr* veuna v«lm* Dicxer Dickerfor the State title preach. * Marie !*p< BUl • and■ Mra. ~ Rrotorca Dem and Ted Fhltx ' ,la>‘ghter of Mr. Geonro i son'a In Urbandale. hurled Sunfield to their champ- | E^S^Pridav^ntaht I accident Friday night She to in ENJOY *onaWp , „ J Blodgett Hospital In Grand RapCAREFREE Don started ng-unst Grand I jj., wlth an Injured siioulder. Rapids Friday, and pitched un­ tn ti u» nnh u>m»« Ung* City Bank. Sunfield eeared all three run* ■J™" ■1’“; Vansickle, of Wyoming and Mr north last week and Steven VangrandparmL*. HupL and Mrs John Bosworth. well-known Earl VanSIckle. * The lUcterd throughout tl*c area, lx manager Rcyff* have'had a aad Summer. Mrs Rcyff lor.t her mother. and of the Sunfield champions. since then has been making a West Woodland By Victor Sitton Rapids and at home. Saturday they attended a funeral of Mr. Rcyff* aunt in Muskegon. Mrs. Henrietta Embody of Grand Rapid* wa* a guest erf the Gerald VanOort's Saturday. ♦ Mra. Bob Mcoter and children der. * Mra. Patricia Holland and daughter. Shelly, of Battle Creek have moved Into lhe iiouae ownmodeled front on these buildings 1* a marked Improvement to the cated by Edwin CJem's Sunday. Whin you're lugitrt hy WOLVERINE'S NEW Boitowur’i Policy Hvll Covarag* UabWry . Madical Payiaanl* for HASTINGS IHSURANCE AGENCY ‘Side of Strand Theatre 9 West State St. Waxhides! quite a bit, but some ot thej “tougheat" looking place* on the, street *UU acowl on their neigh- February made uxne improve­ ments Imperative We hope it ROPE a mustang dlsaatrr to cause tlxw delin­ quent owners to Improve their tan the hide. add action hand-sewn styling and you have Freeman Waxhides! You'll go for the new look and feel of waxhides a hit with big sports everywhere! a fanner superintendent of the Woodland School s Mr and Mrs. Frank Nlethamer | entertained at dinner Jkinday honoring the birthdays of Mra. Blake Rising, which was pn Sat­ urday, and Torn Nlethamer, on WIDE ASSORTMENT 10.95 to 13.95 Hastlngs was a Sunday dinner $ jgm Addle Mc- By Mrt. Lloyd Osren ents' home making many changes ' ; w .th painting and tiling--* man tisppy surprise to them when । i , they returned homo Sunday. * ¥r, andt„Uoyd Owen 'Mra. BUnc.be Begmtrom re- ' nd"J" ' turned from Pranock Hospital; „8ulMJ?y’ *15' *” ; Friday and Mra. Stratton U stay- “[J? *‘U““ ' Ing with her. « Linda Sothard. *e Mr. oraL Mra Warren , .. --_ ... Calm* Cmm Mlrt/tlr- lake were Is available from county exten­ usually narrow." say* HilL “W»- sion office* to guide fanners in Blake Rising. Mra Bertha Flory. building grain waterways. Mr. and Mra Tom Nlethamer Phil-Mar study lump, 7W-1SS0 NaxhTm,. .Ml &OU spent last week at Glen. Lake ' While there, their daughter and , family. Mr. and Mra. John Rob- Michigan State University auii Sr. and Jr. flnlatted second and and water conservation exten- Ernie and Brian Mrxire thud and children of South Hastings brought Ice cnom and cake on Properly constructed water creating new gullira." and helped Grandpa and Grand­ Grasses with their extensive ma Simon celebrate their wed­ over unprotected waterway* ding anniversary. * Mr. and forming channels which erode preferred to legume* for water­ Mra Hugh Klteon of Annada Into gullies. way*. —considerable silting damage Nleihamer and other friend* chlnzry operator* really werfc by. This lamp has been built to meet the exacting specifications By Mr.. Mar, »A«wi* Ilog Warden Dean Braden through lhe sherltTs office. IclUe Getty and mother. Mra Middleville WANT A SPANIEL? Friends In and around Wood­ land were treated to a surprise visit of Use Harold Stannard family of Torrance, Calif. Mr. and Mrs Stannard, daughter. tuner yard on Saturday. Aug 22. and spent the five days In Ute community until Thursday morn­ ing when they left for their vudung relauvra around Detroit. Nlethamer home. This wa* Rob­ ert's first experience on a farm and he thoroughly enjoyed It. He graduated from high school thia Spring and plana to enter college thia Fall Carolyn will be a senior In high school. On Mon- CARPET MILLS fmr mj to dean modern carpets HOST conrish of a Dry Clean.r c-d on Bertrk Bnnh designed for THIS APFROVIO LAMP WILL ' UGHTIN" YOUR STUDENTS HOMEWORK consumers Power dwp dirt and •IlminoHng matting. Na handwork. No w*i carpal. Rooms can b* used fautonlfy. jded for all Abers. Um our machine »o clean 300 sq. ft. (avaraOa home) only^y#^ and Mra Garold McMillan, arul Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Bates had dinner at Schuler* In Marshall: Tuesday evening the Stannard* al tended the Lion * Club picnic at tlw lovely farm ixxne of Mr picnic, they enjoyed reviewing picture* taken on former senior trips and Civil War picture* Tom Wednesday 'evening the Stan­ nards. Jordan* and Niethamcrs i's. Leaving Thursday they Phone us for Informaflaa. HASTINGS FLOOR COVERING fkoM WI 5-511* til W«. Sr.f. Stnar. ME-192-33 ROA NEWELL b NOLAN CUTCHtSS. Owaer* taking In Yellowstone Park. Mr. department tn the Redondo Beach High ScbooL Mra. Stan­ nard la home economic* teacher Birkes XL^eZe Net9 SHOE STORE I W 'Swf ButiuCSAtt . �<■ Dunham Card of Thanks and In Mamoriam DOORWAYS DAN6EI?/ ....... Safest Spot in Thunderstorm Is On Wheels • Where should you take r from lightning during * I Banfield ■ Vicinity W# wish to expies* our sincere thanks to our friend* and rela­ tives for Uisir help and kind ex­ pressions of sympathy during the Iom of our husband, father and grandfather. Also our thank* to the pall-bearers, Leonard-Oxgood gan Funeral Hnmca. Rev. Thom­ as O'zteeu, Rev. Harold Annan and Rev. Max Ovcnshlrc for their comforting word*. The La­ dles Aid from Pleasant Valley WMA for their help and our din­ ner. the Dowling WCTU and Hendershott neighbors for food after Ute funeral. Your kindness 1* truly appreciated. Jresie Clark Robert Clark and family Kellll. Joyce Endres and family family 'made a trip through Northern Michigan, leaving Fri­ day and returning Monday. * Mr. and Mi*. Harty Babcock were Sunday guest* of Mr. and husband, Lewis Eugene Shafer, who passed away Sept. 2. 1954. I would lik6 to thank Dr. Thoughts return of one long Phelps and Dr. Finnic, the nurses and nurse* aides, Kdw. Wicuiik and B. Hammond for the won­ derful care while in Pennock Dunkelberger. Linda Bristol, Jeannie Bristol and Judy Moody of the local 4H Club are spending \^lKtMC£S iMUU> BE CH&EP R>R zwczcvr onatAnon... MM mp fme Izr/zv shouu> be kept feee ewm obsTBucnoM. /« voue ■school. Woodland aud Mrs. Rusnell Stowell and family Joined the 35 people to Ixrlp him celebrate. The cool Fifteen people m* at the community room in Woodland Ing definite ha* been said by Monday to organize the United lhe doctor*. He would enjoy Fund Drive for thia year. This hearing from his friends as would Mr* George Forman, who is also a patient there. * Mcm- all women or clUldren. When you are on A. D. C. you are far from being rich. To feed, doth* and send to school takes a lot at money and people should be more consider- law abiding citizen*. I would also like to state Uial Leo Fiey and Kathryn attend­ tlie laws in Michigan regarding ed the barbecue potluck at the your Welfare and Social Aid Dc- 41J community building in honor of the 4H loaders. Uar.y thank* guest* of her parent*. Mr. aiul My second husband. from Mrs. Fred Frey. In tho after­ whom I have three beautiful noon the Shepards called on children, i* a wonderful worker. Mr. and Mr*. Leo Frvy, Marvin PWK0 returning to their home on Kingman Avenue In Battle Creek. Marvin Frey left Monday for hie apartment near Flint. He Pabliratlon Hickory Corners touching electric light, cttwiiK radio and television Mte, tele­ phones or plumbing. ■ ’ . 3. If outdoors, avoid isolated trees, wire fences, hilltops. large open spaces Mich ** golf fair­ men brought a city cousin. It* inch was asked to du.AMrs Hor- Mr. and Mra. Ford Stowell have un wa* Mra. Dunnmga cousin. been Mr. and Mrs Clyde War­ One speaker, Marlin Drew, a rick of Newark. Ohio and Mr. Farm Bureau public relation* I and Mrs Chet Hcsfcrly of Lake man. spoke on problems of to- Odessa, day a* they affect agriculture. . — ■ Towsley and Michael and Peggy Duncan were Sunday visitors engaged in fanning are interest­ with Mm. Hlldred Hceterly and ed tn the farmer’s .Ude of lhe Mm. Cllmena Schalbly. In the story if they are given the trun picture. Our part is to present tlie information. A conference with tlie producer, the middle­ man and lhe consumer should come up with a decision on rea­ sonable production. ( Among Uw surprt'Ung facts he brought otic was that efficiency in livestock production Itod increased 115 per­ cent in recent yean. The coordl- Highbank By Mrt. Vtrn Hmcblit* State, Mlsa Helen Atwood helped us appreciate this area of service to Farm Bureau Ln iter uddrera. A very interesting history of tho Bevins will help keep the schopl making his home ment at 149 w. SERVICE and REPAIR GUIDE 'irii friends made a company of nearly 50 people to wish Uia guest of lionor happy return* with Mra. CUmena Schalbly. * of the day. Mr*. Oainder re­ Harold Ixhmsn entered tho turned with the Alfred Galnders Armed Forces the fir* part of August. He is now in basic train­ ing. Several have asked for hl* z"3.i PRODUCTION CREDIT ASSOCIATION Halting* HASTINGS 945-9415 BONDS MEMORIAL MONUMENTS OF DISTINCTION Lawrence Brothen .TuTrt EHE SHERWOOD AGENCY INSURANCE Insurance and Bonds Russell Lind clean. He 13 in the apart­ Broadway. * ua ujopuui. Il« I AU operation/- seem to have been very successful. > Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Galnder are vacationing this week at Miner Lake near Allegan. * Tl* Wesleyan Methodist Sunday, school picnic last Saturday a* Crum Park had about 60 people In Attendance. They were glad to take P*rt in the lively game* and football content to koeft warm. After that the ice cream didn’t zeem to cold. * Tuoday morning Mr* Vaughn Jensen, Mrs. Lynn Lauref.ce. Br. ttnd Mnt Harold Bugbcc started for Chamber*. N. Y. to attend Uik Missionary Convention of tha I can tell how many people read my column by the number of people that tell me about my ,. and their baby daughter. If you find any more mistakes, feel free to notify me for then I know some­ one la reading it and it Is worth- KLECTRIOAL CONTRACTING —Repair and new work. Fix­ tures and supplies. Kelley JUeclier parent* visited Jan Guen­ ther at the hospital. Jan is re­ ported doing fine. Rev. George Spaas wa* a. vizitor Thuraday with Mrs. Hildred Hvterty and Mrs Oilmen* Schalbly He' to the newly ap­ pointed -pastor at the United Brethren Church tn Woodland. He wiii koap hU home In Uke �"September Song"—Money Jingling In Your Pockets From Items Sold COME TO WHERE BETTER USED CARS THE USED CAR PRICED TO MOVE SAVINGS ARE 1PM OLDS F-15 . . . Cutlass 2 Dr. Hardtop. Power steering and brakes, SUMMER SPECIALS—Save console, radio, whitewalls. sharp! $$ on One of These OnOOwner, New-Car Trades . . . 1963 OLDS CONVERTIBLE . . . Dynamic "88", Power Steering and Brake*. One 1964 RAMBLER CONV. Owner. Red with White Top, Has very few miles and priced Matching Interior. to SO...............................3W 1963 CHEVBOLEt'uIPALA 4 Dr, V8 Sedan, has P. 8leer­ ing, P. Brakes, One Owner. Like New .......................... $1.W5 1963 MERCURY METEOR 4 Dr. Sedan, V8 Eng . Radio 1963 OLDS F-8S STA. WON. ... 4 Dr. Beautiful blue finish, power steering, radio, white­ walls. V-8 with automatic IranimlMton. 1963 PONTIAC SPOBTS COUPE . . . Nicely equipped including Hydramatlc, power steering and radio. New white wall Urea. 1966 FORD 8*A. WON. 9 Passenger. Mahler Motor Sales LINCOLN-MERCURY DEALER 1319 N. MICHIGAN AVE. WI 5-2479 9/3 LARKE BUICK NEW & USED CARS III III 1964 FORD FALCON ON ALL 1963 CHEVROLET euro. pwr. itevxnc. wlndowt. <11 1TI 1963 CHEVROLET BelAir 4 dr.; 1 cyl. »utomili<. juehiom To Kill Ugly Crab Grois" Ute "ORTHO" 61 to 64 Car! Crab Gross Killer For the Best Terms See the Dodge Boys at 1. Easy to uso in Ortho Sprayettet 3. Kills seedlings and maturd crab grass. AVAILABLE . . . 220 W. Stele WI 5-3363 or WI 5-2454 USED CAR CENTER Atria from Food Center BLAIR'S FARM & GARDEN | FARM IMPLEMENTS Used ILL Farm Machinery Ill III . Ill 1961 CHEVROLET ■A-Ton Pickup; 6 cyl, automatic liaru., 8 ft. FlMtdde box. III Ill / III 1960 BUICK leSatxa 2 Dr Hdtp.; po*« tasks* & itror^S. rado. Ona owner. Clean! Ill A Tractor and -1954 Cockshut t Tractor. A-l alia pel shape. -me. P.T.O. 9 ft Combine. —4 - Section 13 - IL Drag. Good shape 1 —Grata Bin lo fit Pick-up Track. —Kill Bros. Gravity Box. —Good Used Chain Saws. 1961 MERCURY III —John Deere cultivator. GOODYEAR BROS. 134 N. Jeffenon WI 5-1053 NOTICE ITT GOOD AS NEW 1959 BUICK Electra Hardtop, power VMnng end brek.ee. EtrceHenl coruH.Km 1 9/3 LEGALS 2. Safe on desirable HASTINGS MOTOR SALES 1962 CHEVROLET 6dA>r 4 Dr ; 6 cyl., •lendard, radio. One owner car. 1962 BUICK UMmv 4 Dr., automatic. power ttecreig and bratet Ow owner. Ph. W 5-3334 Gel a One Owner STORE Over atari’s WNlpaper .»> * - ' * OPEN FRIDAYS 9 AM TO 5:30 PM. WATEt CONDITIONING NEEDS ... Ute of . . . COTTON SKIRTS—25c One Pr. Ladle* . . . BOWLING SHOES Ismail) One Yr. Mtn's . . . BOWLING SHOES, the IH WALK UP AND SAVE! motors. New and used boats. Flote Boats. Trailers and ac­ cessaries. M-66 ta Nsdhvllle. OL 3-3851 or OL 3-6074. tf ■A* Business Services ta aluminum, steel ar wood sash. Burkey Auu> Glans 8i Radiator Shop. 318 N. Jeflertan. Hastings. U ELECTRIC RAZORS REPAIRED —Special—Your razor cleaned lubricated and sharpened, only 3135. Service and satisfaction guaranteed. Lapo Drug, 144 E State St.. Hastings. tf L & R EXf‘ERT TREE SERVICE —Trimming, cabling, re­ moval. Free es lima tea. Insured Phone OL 8-6086. Nashville Mich. « ■a'S'S.'isn/fl.-rs: FARM BUREAU'S IXV.&A’S'LS'SLS FERTILIZER PRICES isvafr.llga! -» "Tin 0-20-20... 5-10-30 .. . 5-20-20 ... 6-24-11... 6-24-24 .. . 8-il-lfc ... $51.35 $56.25 $60.75 $61.95 $70.25 578.35 12-12-12... 18-44-0 . . $56.90 $99.79 airrteu. Ktds by Roy A. Dart, .rd j&W.QrcC?'" P«S. 13. Barry Ooaaly Raoerte. Michl WHEAT STARTER SPECIAL.,. £ *77°’ i” 2?"*r ‘1 , Farm Bureau Services M-J7 South 30, LARGE HOLSTEIN HEIFERB FOR SALE—Duo August and September. 3250Do Ed Tanis. Jenison, Mich. MO 99H6. 9/3 .•’OR SALE — Registered and Grade A. Moslem cows, fresh and coming fresh, financing available. Also 80 acre, Grade A dairy farm, with large pole barn, cement barnyard and Iota of buiidfcgr. Also a 4-bed­ room house. 5 miles sou Hiwest of Ciiarlottc on M-78. to Five Point WUfitkay, \ mile west Wilfiam Little, 4301 Five Point charlotte. 9/3 hr H4» WuM acre . . . and lower your cost per bushel. FALL SHOES for Use Family Culligan Wafer Conditioning WHEELER MARINE BALES 8c Heating - Plumbing Service (F.O.B, Fertiliser Plant) •' FOR ALL YOUR ★ Boot! WI 5-5982 KAECHELE'S it “•* WANTED — Experienced BeauUcians, needed immediately. Top kwtaky. Mate or female. Phone -..4 irr-U-. ar. .Uu.i.d Is uWI 5-4973. 9/3 Dildl jhteWlk'HHS WI 5-2223 b/t flWwIiPton 8Ss>i ’j!;‘.wsS j&isrurwRi at ta ! ***** too BauXart Oarn.r ot Bwlloa 30, Town 3 Worth. Bbm 9 Wo»l; Ban­ alas thaac. WmI S10 V..I: lb.ee. Marte 140 Fmi; teooea Sal S10 y.M-; teaaao Booth UO YoM to itoglBirtns. eoniatniar 1 aero, teoro or la...—rart.l S.—bolas teal parcol of load lytas too fare gala* doacrlbod la*4 boo.liar it on tea Kart aa4 Hlshway M 41 oa Aa WmL oil >■ tea Kootenai Qww ' ■• !; Barry Couair, Mkblg.a. Dal.4: Jnlr ilh. IbSS Ricbar4 J. Htdtow. Special Circuit Court (oamla.lenOT. Laurence X. B.ru.il, , Allorooy foe Plain 11 tf X Uaollaga. Michiana 9/3 1—MU, UwnM HUtiae.' e*o*. • vapy rf thl. aatka ten to b« Ufrta tech inowa party “AW ,r.'..U in t.14 atoruse* and th* rtatato ia mail (With preaf at taalllM). <* by panoa.l verviea, M Iimi ionrlaaa 'ZSMWT ~ ■ort«M*4 p«*niiraa. at aaaaa part at team, at t»abii« v*»4a*. at te* North •atruc* of lb* Coort Uva**. la Ila*laiull V. Carllon ti.J.1 Vlteioa. at 11:00 o'cloxh A M.. ao t Haasniam Bl4*. Kalaauaaa. Mite. 9/1 B*14 pro).** ata alia.M la VIIlap at M1441«*ill*. Barry Oawrty. TUBUCATiOff OBDEB. Stole of MUhlgaa. Th» 1‘rotato ??44*i7.Srn^..MA44 a O,arl for the Coaaiy of Barry. 3 to tea VUlap * MI441*ril>*. la lb. Matter ef th. Eatata *f: No. 37. Toaa 4 North Iteaxa id Hute 1. Fite.r, DacaaMd. FU* No. Bartlaa W*vi. Thorn.pl* Toanrklp. B.rry 14.4MCounty, Mitel* an. aa r*c.rd*4 ta 11 li Or4«r«4. That on BepunbOT 14, 19*5, .1 10 AJ4, la tea Frobal* Ubrr 5_a< Mate, ri<i 19, Barry Cajrlrwsi. Ka.liaca, Mitel..*, a li.inl: Amv*1 10. 1995 irinnj b« b.14 on lh. p.tluca c( Walter Fi.her, Exeeator. tar allow- JAM ER T. BAKXB8 AND COMPANY. A MldUUAX CORPOBATlON usnaiMil of r«>i4e.. Mcrt(.*r« PabHcalioa *a4 tonka teall b. J. LKONABD HYMAN ■a*. prevMad by atalala aa4 Co«rt 1M1 Firte Xatloaal Bld*. Drtrtrtl Mtehlfu Wte 8-9500 Paled: Ana. 34, 1»«S. M/6 1‘hilip H. MitteML Ja4sa ef Pro- 0U3XB—Geaoral. blalo a< Mkhi<u>, Th. Probate Oeurl far th* County of Barry. fa tea Matter ot tea Enato of Eda. Jaao WUkln^ Drewrt. Hla No. 14.500. ll la Ur4oto4 that oa Boplawtbor 14, 1995. at 10:00 A.M. Ia th* Pro­ halo Court Hoorn, llartlns*. Mfchlrm. a bonnes to held on th. rc-nilon J b>ec«l an4 Hndaaa Richard M. Honor for tuobate of a Altara.ya far nSndary porponod witL for aapalnimrat of a I'anl E. lt>S W. alate Ktwrt 9/9 /nbUcalloa and aorrlca .ball be HtoUu... Micbir.a auda a. provided by atetoto and Court ml*. XOTTCIB or ANNUAL MEETING D.t<4 Auru.l 19, IMS. Tha annual taaatlan of th. Barry Philip H. Mlteh.U, JudfO at Pro- evenly A.nculutra find.ly will b* h.ld Haturdair. Ort. *, 1985. al 3 lUch'ard M. Banor p.m. at the thparvlMr. Hoaia la th. Cocrthaaaa al HartlUa. Mitei(.u. Ti-y Ana_a»l XlrUlan of Dueclar. Ha.ltogk Miteton 9/9 in th. Courtbouto at lliutle.., Miebitan. Oct. a, 1995 front 13 Noon «*• OWDkW ro» PUBLICATION. U1 * p.m. far lb. SiatUoa of 9 41racier.; Mnnber.Mp uie. clot. Sept. Bl'.lo of Mlchlcaa; Th. Ptot.to 9, ISM. ASP aaaAMate mitt Ufa Court for tea Countv of Barry. ‘ pelllton with th. Secretary no later In th. Matter of tea C.late of Ann. than H«pL 0, t»3. with 15 ar mar. Harrod, Dwoaeod. Filo No. 13,3*4. naiBM at m.nb** ta became a caa4lAl a aeoaioa at aald Court, hold oo B: 7111* FKA 343-0134.8 Earl McKlbbia. Swntery 9/9 FUBUCATIOX OXDKN. Hteto _at Mtehlgaa. Probate Coart * K*l*to:tf>lU. Datto. Ia«mpataal. Ml. Na. 11,SOS. 11 I. Ontoryd that oa ttepU 7, IMS. at X0:0O A.M. in th* FraUte Coartutm11- ±s'.-m"5H5s»; >te23 Bank for th* aUov.aro of It. Third Annual Acronal aad Fourth ui Fta.1 Accouui ot Guardian and tor authority to r**l«a aad tea appolateMut ai a ‘UPubli<»tfm,4»nd torvloa .hall ba ■nd. a. provid.d by atotata aad Court Doted: Auju.t 16, 19SS Philip H. Mitehall. Jud*, at Probote Edaiuad B. Blate. Attvrnry tat Guardian Butto "crroL1 Mtollgon 9/3 Classified Paraai aphs XOTICX or MOBTOAOB rOMCLOSUM SALE CARPET CLEANING IS EASY WHF.HKAH. Srt.alt 1U b.cn W»J. with Host New Electric Upla U. caaSUiM* of Ik. wun».t.. Brush. No wet carpets or iXi-.vaTkfarasi handwork. Clean 180 square feet for only $695. Hastings Hunt., hl. wif«. m nrarioevrs. lo LON. Ptaa. Joe., a. aorte^v.. whkh Floor Covering. 123 W. State, nMigaga «• rteaegte la th. OSU. Hastings. Phone WI 5-5118. tf of Many OmuV Bacialar of Drad. ff-ssn.vh.rar*-- i: Paint Store r< NOTICE IXV1TAT10M TO BID. Tbr Crnratr of Barry Invite, bld, for th. tr.dlor and sr.v.llas, pr. paralory to black lop and btaek toi> Ar parklag lol lor *1.4 on W..t Sialo Stra.l, la lh. City uldl».lln<., Michl gan; alio bulMias • rcl.lnlng Wall, pot la po.u and cabi.t and mah. curb Mltraac* to told lot Owau ra.nVM th. rlfiil lo r*H«l all or aay bld. Seated bld. mail b« la th. Otleo .1 lb. Coaaiy Clark, by 0:M A M. B.ntomber 7. 196$. plan, .nd KpreiScaUon. S»y b. obtain^ at Um tfac. ^tt. County Clark. o/a EXFHRT TAILORING — Men's W1UAKA8. aaM sa.rtga<a waa aaor womens clothing. We nar­ .'*..4 by tea wjvigagw m *ao Cor row lapels, taper pants, alter roralim by wrfiloa mirsarav n9/2 cordH double Into single breasted la tea Otte, ol the afarsaaid K^rUlae of IH.da n F.broary S. coats. Al. tho Dutch Tailor, >»•». te Llbw IM of Kartgacc.. 5604 Gun Laks Road. WI 3|«(* 5IS; and 1714. tf W1USREA8, tea aauont dalaad du. oa aaM warlgaga on tea dal. of this nolle. 1. b.v.S Tlioy.aad fii. WHY NOT LET US MAKE you llundr.d Twenty-ilx and a.vcaty a rubber stamp with your now (87,KI<.TU> hollar.: New o Remodel o Repair huodr.dlha ZIP Cods number. Threo-ltao . NOTTOS IS TlfBUtrOKE dlVEN stamp with your name, ad­ dress and ZIP number for 6335. This includes, postago ptwalre. ffoiertbte. tknuta at ynblie and sales tax. Burpee s Spec­ kurllua at tea .oath front door of th. 305 S. Church WI 5-5352 ialty Shoppe, Delton, MKh, 49048. tf tt THE PATMAN—Private Detec­ tUVi.a yrwnteoa ArrertUd )a said - ^ve 24-Hour, Shadowing, Tape. TAKE ADVANTAGE OF morteM* wklth ara to ba .old •ide, Confidential. Gall WO 4-3445 or write 194 North Tho .oupt ra.«urirr at Lou 1 Union. Battle Creek 12/30 NEW FALL NEW & USED PUMPS-Ncw In9. te 1LJ. VatBaijra, jUdhiaa to stallslions and remodeling '^evr Cas&nJftlRimHtePowell's Plumbing Co. Free es­ rardlag to Ua raeardad ylat ih.ro timates. 34 hour service. Call Middleville SY 5-3643 evenings. bai.d: Jaty 19, 1968. SY 5-3044 days. tf Analysis PerToB IF.OJL A Farm Shop 93 231 W. State _LU___ LIL menl. Must not be under 31 years nor have reached your 46th birthday, and have graduated from high school. Must not have been convict­ ed of any offense resulting In being sentenced ta Jail confinement, (Any arrest and conviction record will be evaluated and may be grounds for dlsquallficauon.) Physical condition adequate lor performance of the work. A physical exami­ nation win be held immedi­ ately prior to appointment. Height not less than 5-8- in stocking feet; weight not less than 150 pounds, height and weight must be In relatian to each other and to age. Bring completed appllcation for written test which wm be given at the Michi­ gan Training Unit. Ionia, Michigan, on September 10. 1965 at 9:« am. Applica­ tions for examination may be obtained from either the Michigan Training Unit or the Ionia Reformatory. An equal opportunity employer. "It's Time ond Values in Town -ill__ _m_ tributary insurance program, excellent retirement plan, longevity Sonus, and liberal vacation and sick leave allowance. Excellent tetei Hteksaw* tan ia.MtiE wuru.xsbwi Late Model Trade-Ins । Salary range 35.220 to $5,903 annually. All Michigan civil nervlco benefits, including money/.. 206 N. Michigan 1435 S. Honover WI 5-2426 OFFICER WINICK SURPLUS END-OF-MODEL Au.rnt). for AdnlBtitraior 701 Mlrhltio Naiinal Hank BI4(.. Saute Crack, fiichtfan V/0 MALE ONLY 5 X 7—$2-96 6 x 8—34.79 PONTIAC OLDS CADILLAC 8 x 19—6785 19 x 12—31185 Ph. 5-3478-107 N. Michigan Ave. Hastings. Michigan Also larger sixes at corresponding ' 9/2 low prices. Guaranteed water and mildew proof. CLEARANCE SALE DoWdZdVsnt IS. 1043 ~ Philip 11. Mluk.u, I'rvb.l* Jude. for CORRECTIONS 10/14 ond | IMMEDIATE NEED WEDNESDAY. SEPT. 1 CLINIC TO RE-SUPPLY THE BARRY COUNTY RED CROSS FREE BLOOD PROGRAM Wedneaday, Sept. 1, American Legion Hall in Hastings. 12 noon to 6 pm. Blood urgently needed. NEW WATERPROOF TARP CHEVROLET WI 5-2425 FmALE Hilf WANTED „ rVBUCATIOX ORDER. Suu of Mlehi*.n, Probato Coen ter te. Cwaly o! Barry. En»J. of Bcatric. Late alia haowa Mo. I4.4JI. "Til 1. Ordrrnl that oa November 19. rtu, .1 V.M A M. lu lb. 1'robatr CARDS Of THANKS b IN MEMORIAMS—Is pm word. OBITUARIES—First 110 words froo of charge. U per •*< for wch additional word. 1M1 FOBD STATION WAGON V8 engine, automatic transmis­ sion, radio, ready to go. REAHM MOTOR SALES fclrairad R. Bte.bc B3%x-sr. ALL ERRORS—ta ads taken by phone to be Ot Mader's risk, although wo take •peels 1 effort to sea that the copy it taken correctly. SATURDAY, SEPT. 11 PEACE CORPS PLACEMENT 1962 RAMBLEB SEDAN TESTS. Grand Rapids, Katama... All white 4 Door, six cyl­ xoo. Lansing, Battle Creek. inder, automatic transmission, 1 NOTICES . radio. 1968 OLDS'88 ... 4 Dr. Sedan. Nicely equipped Including power steer­ ing and brakes. Thoroughly reconditioned. Ntetjwal of a anecauoe guardian. aadt a. proriited by rtatela and DISPLAY CLASSIFIED—51.1J per tech fov etagfo taoertfen. B5< par Inch lor lerlor of tlx or more ad. lo be tun on ceatocteive weeks. Both of above uttl based on Mgadard display dstellied styles. Calendar of Special Events THE HA8TING8 BANNER—8 XOTICX Or ■OXTQAOX IlSiabla PMMv H. MHrOBECLOSUBB SAXJS. Thursday, tfeptoeuber 3, 1965 la |>«r.«aM« »o4 ay virtaa at a SLpaxsrJa s&BTaaoK aaut — r>rf».ti a*. Jan* 7»lK lass, ta lb. caw nf •n cr«4itun af MI4 4a.aa.a4 a». tv N.ttea.1 Hnak af Ma«U»<. a. Flata. lie. vtv.a. Arthur Vaa DvaOr.r aal M«rjotl. Van L>»a <>vm (sow Mar|«r|. Ilbrtel) aa4 olhari. a. aaNgoRFoatTioN. m^tum>«. at'-. J3‘c43 4.1*4 July 3*. IV*4. aa* ra**r*>4 on Nav. IS. USS aS Ase-Ut PUBLIC AUCTION ia tba ki(Mrt h. probate 34, ia«4. ia Uba. >7t, oa bU4w. al U< North Poor of Ik. ,0i?Oi*'or<*rt4. That mU« tbaraaf CoarO. aa Fillar, SvaUMbar Sr4, Wl'mSS»td“:?"rt.iJnUMd,u“. a? J9S&; .1 1:00 t'.k, lb* URowiwg BOX NUMBER—Although The Baaaar daw ate '•commend "blind nds" for bate rtulti, we win provide "hex Bomber" service st a charge ol 10c. i! 1959 FORD VI Convertible 1959 MERCURY Convertible CASH RATE—2'/>c per weed wM mialmvei el SOc. O> ate wet paid far by th. Thu rod., foltawing lk« i>f. of publicMfoa. a carrying charge of 10c wHi ba added. Baek eddftiaaal cemeew- a s' 1960 MERCURY 4 Dr. H-Top S MMhlgtk -Prabate tbwn for th. County te CaLoon. K.I.I. of Uoldh Palaaar. lacoOra.MiK hl. Xo. 13.6B*. Il 1. Orterad teal aa S»yu 7.1841. al 10 A.M. fa U. Probata Court wate Harting.; Mlchloan a hrartas H ^*4 •" V-O'l®® al Bwurily XbtiMkl Baah. O«.rdl.. of ..Id laeow- MINIMUM RATE—50c for Twenty Worde. - I 3 •> 1 li s h iiJ r i 1962 MERCURY MONTEREY Custom. 4 Dr, H-Top, Full Powe^ Like New.............. $1,393 1963 CHEV. STA. WON. . . . BelAir 4 Dr. V8 engine. is62 LIILV BOULT Automatic trans, radio, power 2 Dr. Sedan. 6 Cyl. Eng. ..$995 .tcrelng, excellent condition 1 1961 PLYMOUTH VALIANT 4 Dr. Station Wagon. Automa- 1962 OLDSMOBILE U tic Drive.................................$363 tag and brakes, new w/wall 1961 MERCURY Urea, radio, one owner. ’ 4 Dr. Sedan........................ .$845 1362 TEMPEST 8POBT COUPE . . . Bucket seats, standard Automatic, power steering. transmission, radio, whitewalls. Look thU one over. Very dean! ......................$493 LEGALS CLASSIFIED AD PAGE HASTINGS BANNER II FttaldOATIOX OBOE*. PHONE WI 5-3481 WHERE IS THE WOMAN, over 30. who is looking for a 28-hour * Household Goods per week }ob. who Is not in­ terested ta how little work she can perforin, but instead is In- WE ALWAYS HAVE BARterested ta doing a day's work HOME APPLIANCES—Refrig­ for a day'a wages. This woman erators, ranges, washers, etc. can type, answer the phone, Hastings Electric, 119 W. State. file, take orders and smile, even Hartings. Phone 945-2866. tf though at times she may not feel like it." The right person FOR SALE-SINGER SEWING can start at 350.00 per week MACHINE with dial rig-sag and earn ns much as her ablliunit. Makes button-holes, fancy ty will permit. Reply in own stitches, scallops, embroidery handwriting to Box 086. c/o and satin stitches. Total price, Hastings Banner. 9.2 434J.Q, Terms and security charge available. MAN OR WOMAN for cstabClarke's Sewing Machine lished Watkins Route. Also Sales 8c Service . Watkins rural distributorship Call 945-9431 ta tocal area. Write Burrell W . - 9/30 Sayer, Mesick, Mich. 979 SPINETPUNO : ’ May be had by assuming small monthly payments. Beautiful Bales Career With finish. Sec It locally. Write Management Opportunity Credit Dept. Box 57, Niles, Mich. "-s, 9/9 ★ NoHcee INSIST ON MICHIGAN BOTTED GABI Sea Carl 8c Betty's Appllancea before you buy! Thay Sell—They install—They South. tt A* Panonoh ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS— PG. 171, Hastings Telephone WI 6-3895. Maottnga every Monday, 8 pm. tt ★ For Rent—Real Eatate FURNISHED APARTMENTS FOR RENT — Utilities paid Phone. WI 5-9471. tf ir For Salo—Real Estate Northwestern Mutual Life FOR SALE—OU furnace. Hom- FOR SALE—Duncan Lake, com­ Insurance Co. of Milwaukee, pletely new 3 bedroom ranch .art model, gun type, 275-gaI. Wisconsin. Suite 250. Burdick home, full basement, full bath, tank, fittings. Some pipe and Building, Kalamaxoo, Michiinlaid linoleum ta kitchen and Jacket. 8125X10. Reason . . . gon. Phone 343-1641 Exten­ bath, and carpeting*. Lota of changed to gM. WI 5-4693. 9/3 sion 27. 9/3 cioaets. 2 stall garage attached, FOR SALE — SEWING MAcement drive. 60 foot access to CH1NE. FuUy automatic. ZigWANTED — Experienced Beauti­ lake. On blacktop road. Mid­ zag. fancy designs, button-holes cians, needed Immediately. Top dleville school bus at door. and blind -hem. Without atsalary. Male or female. Phone Terms available. Roy C. Noffkc. tachmenu. Condition like new. WI 5-4973 . 9/2 Caledonia. Phone Tff 1-1365. Original cost over 8300 00. Now 9/33 only 35300. Terms and security FLORIST—Full time, permanent amdlable. For home demon- 3-REDROOM BUNGALOW FOR position, lull responsibility, strauon, no obligation.' Call greenhouse and grounds, startSALE in second ward. Near Clarke's Sewing Machine Sales Ing wage 35.000 yearly, vaca­ Bllw. Corner lot, gas heat, full 9/80 tion. retirement and other - 8; Service. 945-9431. basement, garage. Call 945-5449 benefits. Write "Box 988'' c/o for appointment 9/2 Hastings Banner. — 9/9 * For Sale—MfecdtenaaMS 2/3 ACRE MOTHERLESS home wishes TWO PAIR OP GOOD FOOT ­ housekeeper, full charge in BALL SHOES—Site 10. High BORDERS A NICE CREEK suburb of Chicago. 111. Can and low. CaU WI 5-5031. tf have one or two children. Write Almost new 3-bedroom modern "Box 987" co Hastings Banner. FOR QUICK SALE-1964 Apache home Just outside city limits. Hastings. 9/72 "Golden Eagle" camper with Lovely large bock yard. School canopy and new spare tire buo goes by the door. Will WANTED IN MY HOME—A re­ plus extra floor covering. Used trade for house ta town of liable baby sitter for two pre­ fl times. Sleeps four perfectly. equal value. school children, approx. 8:30 to Cost new with extras, 81,044.00. Phone WI 5-4791 4, must have references and Will sell tor cash, 309500. Call after 5 pm. own transportation. Mrs Harry WI 5-3884 after 8:30 pm. tf < U Leckrone, R4. Phone 945-9570. 9/3 POR MORE BEAUTIFUL HAIR NEW 3 BEDROOM HOME>Full —Use RexaU'a fast permanent POSITION - Refrigeration and basement, built-ins. gas fur­ Regular 8300-Now $1j90. No electrical background, malntenace. city water and sewer, pre-shampoo—No after odor. nance, full time, permanent. two-stall attached garage, FHA ATailable at Jacoba' Pharmacy. Must be all-around man. Start­ appraisal. $14,000. Priced to Mil ing wage 86.000 yearly. Vacaat $13,400. Middleville, 407 Johnson St. Write or call: NelUon. retlrtment, other benefits. ITS JACOBS PHARMACY son Ruehs, TW 1-1187, Office Write "Box 989." c/o Hastings FOR FAST 34-HOUR FILM OL 9-3396, Grover Realtor Co. Banner. 9/9 HERVICEI No charge far over9/90 alxc prtnta tf FEMALE HELP WANTED: TABLE PAPER — For picnics, FOUR BEDROOM HOME —One CLERK TYPIST ami one-half bath, basement, family reunions, lota of uses. We have an unusual opening in 40- by 300'. 33 50 at The Ban­ new gas furnace, oa two nice our Local Branch Ofilce for ner office. tf targe shady lota, E. State Rd. someone who can meet people Hastings. City water. Priced at well, handle figures accurately, FOR SALE —One used Wheelonly $7^W Low down payment and ta a good typist. The per­ home, one used Springfield rid­ on land contract. Call or write: son we want is interested ta ing tractor, one used walking Frank Korsky. GL 2-9393, Ofgradually assuming additional tractor, and a good assortment responsibilities and increasing of used lawn mowers. E. L. Realtors, 53 Jefferson. Si’ her value and income. Carpenter Hardware. 9/16 Grand Rapids,' Mich. 9/30 To apply, write: Mr. Howard FOR SALE-1964 Golden Eagle Local Finance Corp. Apache Camper. Complete with ★ Sporting Goods 3 double beds, foam mattresses, • -P.O. Box 27 Hastipgs, Michigan 9/2 combination table. 48 hr. Tilley heater, canopy and new spare HUCKLEBERRY GUN SHOP HELP WANTfiQ—A crtW to for guns, Mopeo, binoculars. tire. Perfect condition. $595 00. ply thirty-nme squares of ammunition and service. LayCaU after 6:30 pm. WI 5-3M1. shingles. Must be experienced away or charge offered. Three ■ tf and do top quality work. Call miles east of Delton. Phone at 945-5687 weekends only. 9/18 PEACHES—Hale Haven and Fair Delton 633-6792. Hours dally Haven ready now. Kai Haven until fl Bundays 111 4. Monday, BLUEBERRIES — Tons of fine ready about Sept. 8. Pick your Wednesday end Friday eve­ culUVBted berries going to own. Robert Burns. 108th St. nings 'U1 8. Doug Young, owner. waste tor want of pickers. at Morris Lake Rd. Phone TW tt Guess the ex-pickers now 1-8828 Caledonia. 9/2 ■ work for Uncle Sarfl." Come MR FARMER! Let The Banner pick them 10c pint. Open every place a classified ad. lust phone day 8 to 5. Located right ta ★ Mobile Homo* machtaery, repairs, parts. To Village of Brredsyille. Mich, LADIES-Be a Fullervtte. Earn Tall Blaeberry Plantation. « WI 5-3801. MOBILE HOMES DIRECT from «tea income part time after 4 factory at large savings. 60x12 pin. and. Saturdays taking or- MALE OR FEMALE - Dealer wanted to serve consumers ta $3866. Lot rtnl 61350 per ders and delivering for nation­ ths Mighty Mldgvt, The Ban­ HASTINGS with Rawleigb month with coach. Other Macs ally known household and co«ner Want Ad to sell, rent, hire products. Steady good earnings metlc firm. Average pay $315 at comparable eevtags. Brass year around. No capital re­ Traitor Bal®, north ot Ha.low cost To place an ad. quired. Write Rawleigh, Dept. Ungs oa 8M3. Phone 945-5936 phono WX 5-348L tf MCI-651-H, Freeport, W. 9/3 LIBJWIAXL vOnUfiMBD. v/9 �•-THE HASTINGS BANNER Thursday. September I, JSCS such songs aa "I Wknt a GUI” and ''Goodnight Ladle* " Never have these old favorites been belter rendered Floyd Jack son. al the age of 14. ha* been studying his Instrument for six tier guest* Sunday al Uw rtgne of years or more and the excellent her parent*. Uie James OConnors. instruction which he must have to celebrate Mr* Beck* birthday. received, together with hl* re­ Gordon Benliam of Akron. Ohio. markable native talent, have pro­ duced >a musician equally at home with conventional muilc ham*, and his brother. David, who Eighty Senior Citizen. gath­ and the more popular type All lias been vacationing line lor *evered Monday. Aug 30. at the Al­ ot his offering* were most heart- ctal weeks, returned home with gonquin Lake YMCA camp fur ily applauded him. the first of lhe three Autumn1 Mr* FUlier'* talk Included all Tlie Russell Bentons entertained meetings which are a!way* ached- the different agencies involved in their family. Mr. and Mra Maurice Ul«J for thl* lovely *pot. wenare wore u <u»•welfare work <irr Her ww facts — and tlg- Benton and Mr and Mra Hubert lu *plte of a few tprlnkte* of'urr* were muvt enlightening and Gilson and family of Kalamazoo, rain, it was a good get together. given, a* they were in her gracl- „„ ,w,._ and the bountiful picnic dinner.' ous and friendly manner, many ;lIld j^xnUy. on Sunday, topped by one of the nmt en- question* were raised, and were [ VWUn_ Ule Llrnn B|*lwpa on Joyable programs of the year. • answered by her. Sunday were their nephew and made it all worth while Her 2» year* of work In Oil* |wlft Mr and r. c. Harmon It Is hoped that the September section of county, and *tate acti- of Battle Cirek and on Monday and October meetings at Algon-■ vitlea to aid the less fortunate Bishops xlrter. Mrs. Inn quin will be equally reprewyita- Have fully qualified her for the Warner of Kalamazoo visited tire of the Senior Cttura*'spirit position she holds She empha- lhejn The Rev Harold Bugbee of- «»ed the high rateem In *h‘ch, LaVerne Bowman Personal Mention Senior Citizens Hear Social Welfare Director tawiiSKa jw™ aulmu...atJim M..thew. lt Snsteted s talk by to Barry County SpecialI Service* .»««<■ Mr .nd Mr. K.hn.d Ixci, Mrs. Beatrice FUher of the Wei-. Th' ’ h" bCf " Bowman. Richard. Patty and Di-1 one of Laruung over the labor Day fare department, and mu.lc by dropped, but not the services, weekend. accordionist Floyd Jackstw, in-1 . -ng___ i- — Mr and Mra. Herman Hauer and I tmtpngl ifflh group slnging ln j Mr and Mrx claude Hammond ‘ Mrs. Kuliiryn Clum spent BvvL',«1 'and OrvMte and Donald Hammond ^^^un^MorS^at TnTs from SeiI with hi* expert muMdamhlp-, ealW on the Homtr Hammond, wtaUm! COMPLETE LAUNDRY SERVICE Family Bundles Damp Wash • Wash and Fluff Dry We Finish Shirt*, Flatwork, Work Clothes HASTINGS HOME LAUNDRY (Lillian & Ray Gibson) 323 S. Michigan WI 5-4062 They iil*o attended Uie Not ten I family reunion ut Munith. Mr. and Mra. John MuBenta t«A I Uitir daughter. Suranne. to WMU on Sunday where she Is cntetbig I tut a Frrahman Mr. Multenlx will ‘ be nt Gimp Kitt in Cadillac- cm) Wednesday and Thursday with tlie | Delton teacher* Mrs Henry Risers returned Sit- . urday from » wonderful trip West | {which included much sight-seeing j ■us well aa visiting relatives. She! I accompanied her alater-in-law. Mr*. . Violet Moore. and son. Ruv-elJ. to Anrton. Canada, where they visited Mr and Mrs. Don Bassett and at-| tended tlie big Regina Pair They । then went on to Fairview. Mont.. where Mrs. Rogers visited her rts- w** there other relatives, the David earth dam that is being bunt at ter. Mrs Minnie Thornton. and B.xikina of Slmnu and the Vem Uer.t at Pennock Hoapitel. Mr. Mid dull Britten M Paramount,______ Calif.. , Mra. Harold Britten of Lansing Maurice McMurray*, of Grand Holly- have ateo been weekly visitors. Rapitte. eek tn Mr. and Mra. fcrln Mtehter Of Bobiw Barton *pent Mondsy with ling* Mra Rorrwvirttal her ntece. farming countrtoa and one of lhe Harting*, luring been called here Lucille Bruhaug, and white she outstanding sight* wka tlu- huge •I AN IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT FROM A*P Effective with the close of business Saturday, September 4th, eighty-seven A&P stores In Michigan will discontinue the dbttibution of the MacDonald Stamp Company's Plaid trading stamps. WHY? reasons: As ^September 4 the stores in the Grand Rapids Unit will be operated under lhe supervision of A&P’s Detroit (82 stores) and Toledo (5 stores) Units. (These‘units do not issue trading stamps) This consolidation is made in lhe interest of greater efficiency and operational savings. Saving* that in the A&P tradition will be shared with you. When stamp* wqre introduced in the spring of 1962, the Grand Rapid* Unit Richland Lanes is Pleased to Announce The OPENING ; of the had reason to believe that folks in the territory would respond to the intro* duction with an enthusiasm that would permit die distribution of stamps without dislocating either its business or A&P’s century-old tradition of offering lo its customers the most good food for the least amount of money. The degree of response has not been that enthusiastic. GLO-GLO ROOM Featuring Discotheque at it's best WHAT ABOUT THE STAMPS YOU HAVE? For your convenience, any Plaid Stamps in your possessiou niay be redeemed as follow*: (Cpjn- plele details are posted in your A&P Store. Discotheque (pronounced "dis-co-tek") is a new music­ dance entertainment that's sweeping the country. This room is so. so different you'll be enchanted with the unbeliev­ able glow of this newly decorated place. It's yours for a delightful evening. 1. Customers now holding stamps may redeem them at their convenience by continuing to use iKe Mail Box Home Delivery service noV provided in all affected A&P stores. 2. If you need additional stamps to complete your requirement* for premiums, the E. F. MacDonald Stamp Company will allow you to make up the difference in cash at the rate of 25c per 100 Plaid Stamps needed, plus Michigan Sales Tax. Example: If you have 181/! filled books and the catalog item yog wish calls for 20 books, merely fill out the Plaid Stamp Cash Purchase Request form available from your A&P Store manager. Include your check or money order in the amount of 84.50 in lieu of lhe missing 1% books, plus Michigan Sales Tax on 20 books. Thereafter Cocktails- Dining -Dancing follow lhe usual Mail Box Home Delivery procedure. J-JHI (No one admitted under 21) WHAT MOW AT UP? ■Fe can*t give ypu all the tfelaile juet yef frpl excitingnhingt are about to happen at your 4&P. Richland LANES We know why folkt like you made A&P Atpericq'f foreman food retailer. We know what yoif lik^ One Mile East of Richland mon. We invite one and all to ehop A&P »t<Mlvg on M-89 Phone 629-9388 Wednesday after Labor pay. We think you'll ppt your namp of approval op (he exciting new iflpk at A&P. W! THE GREAT ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC TEA COMPANY. INC �The Hastings Banner Trooper Morr Apprehends Wanted Pair Charles Wilkes, Mr„.Mr». Chase Milton Murphy 25th Retired Farmer, Celebrate Wpddin)ljllhilee Dies Thursday RliriPfl r ri(l;i V Keith and' Norma Chose uuricu i uuay l ..open 1KXW,.. 8un <tay Aheld ug In Florida State Police Charles Morr of Carlton Grange Confers Degrees James Morr ot Hkstings. recent­ ly was involve^ in the arrest of Carlton Grange conferred (lie churro of the International Hos- two men on a drunken driving and'drunk and disorderly charge* “1,bttr Project with their pic- after a high speed auto chase. meeting Aug. 36 fur John Davlas. Karl Teakr. Charlai Rice. Jr. and meeting. Han familial were urgLarry Frisby. Mra Wendell Shro- she had only had her obliga­ tion. ktatan, Turkey. Cyprus, and iron. Delegates for tiw county con­ The Senior citizen* Club i»d - good attendance AUSa Aug. WO 26 ana and ferencc Sept. 2, at Star Grange wen- entertained by pictures of Mr. and Mra. Kenneth lhe Rex FrUby's Alaskan trip Stamm and Mr. and Mrs Lloyd and comments by Mrs Frtaby Shroyer with Mr. and Mrs Frank The neat meeting of Barry W«inbrecbt as alternate*. County Pamona Grange will be' As the International visitor* Wednesday. Sept. 1 at Maple wU* bcre Sept. 9. at the next 1 uf ...... . ...v^llnw It - ill ‘—I : a Booster Night program with . open house and a potluck folj lowing the meeting. Everyone in ; tlie community ta invited to come and meet th? visitor* ' Installation of new officer* lo k/ottWICE van*. nue. m TVL. Mrs. Wickham Dies Saturday at Nursing Home It takes a lot of know-how to fix a hi-fi CENTRAL RADIO & TV HOWARD TXUM8ULL WI J-9127 6 WI 5-3992 221 N. JeHerroa st MUI WE CLOSE AT NOON ON SATURDAYS who 1 a— *T nm . t Murphy. M. a farmer resident died their 35th anniversary and for at Hastings who died al Si GENEROUS RESPONSE—Jasta Oegeod (right) ol tbe U«urt- The Hammonds ore Back from Europe operating It* ta the building fund mood have Just relumed from Europe where Mr*. Hammond First World Teachers Dance Conference. , Nora Kta*. French Ballet Mis- I tress. Jilka Ivelja. of the Yugo-J elavian Ballet Co.: Karri Shook.fi of Holland's Amsterdam Ballet • a , Francta and Harriett iWertman> Wllkte. / He attended lhe Carlton Center Sciiool and worked the farm where he wa* born unUl moving to hi* Woodlawn home in 1929 Mr. Wilke* continued to farm until ill health forced hta re­ tirement. --------------- t. 31 yeara and ta pmenUy employ­ grandchUdren. ed in-tbe Production Credit as- Attends Conference Member* and Guest* TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 14. 1965 Has your Drivers 'License Expired"? Infant Son Dies Krantz Keller, Past Resident, Dies in New York Wayne E. Shctterty. 135 W. Guy C. Keller of IM 8t. Alltans I Bond, of the Conner General Drive. Memphis. Tenn, and the Agency tn Battle Creek attend-1 late Dr. Guy C. Keller, died on cd Washington National Insur­ Aug. 24 in New York City. Mary Elisabeth Benfield ta the ance । Company's general agency Mr. Keller had moved to New York thl* past Spring, being em­ and Mra. Edward Banfield of water Beach Hotel in Chicago. ployed by the Otta Elevator Com­ pany a* a financial consultant. Battle Creak on Aug. 27. The HL. Aug. 24-37. building In CMaopoll*. First Granddaughter i RPcTINg STOP in and SEE the Largest Selections in BARRY COUNTY ... grand parents, this being their flrat granddaughter, and Aunt tile, and family ot Wheaton. Magee and Monarch $£^95 Sq. Yd. INSTALLATION INCLUDED Flu* FREE SPOT REMOVAL For a Period of 6 Months Rug & Furniture Cleaning Specialists staying borne aa___ _ _____ ___ _ ______________ honor of Beverly's _ _ .J 10th __ birthday. ____ __ Michael Andrew, ha* recently; and on Saturday evening, the Rich Plan Corporation. He ta survived by his been welcomed Into the Long Cbariee Annabke entertained aU aa. and a daughter. Marilyn, home. their family for dinner. both of New York City, and a phis. Tenn, in addition to hl* ■ mother who expects to return to . Lakeland. Fla, soon. LABOR DAY VALUES Al FILLER PAPER DU RAC LEAN Method Out c leant All Other* Choose 3 or 5 hole punch, with margin, wide, narrow, or college rule, in 8^x10“ or 8‘^xll" sizes. Compared with-machine scrubbing, dry powder cleaning and "Dn-lt-Yourielf" shampooing— Duraclaon removed from Vi to 65% more soil than other methods. Duraclean showed absolutely no shrinkage compared with up to 231 sq. inches lost by «wne of the other methods on a 9 by 12 rug. CALL US FlkSTI Miller's “SS“ 107 E. Woodlond. Hoitlngi 300 shaaH 47* • Giant Pack of 30 ’ PENCILS Medium lead with eraser tops. 88* SOO shaafs 66* k See U* For * Holiday Film Needs Then Try Our Expert Film Finishing Tok* Along a Box of Fresh, Delicious Sanders or Russell Stovers Candy PRESCRIPTION PHARMACY MWway Batwean Broadway aad Michigan Open Mon. thru Frl. till 9 P.M. — Ckwod Saturdays the Woolworth Chapel at Wood­ lawn Cemetery on Thursday, South Boardman OUR QZD DRUG SIORE 8 YEARS EXPERIENCE —GUARANTEED WORK Duroclaan showed less than Vi of 1 % fab­ ric wear compared with up to 25 times as much with other methods. after graduation from high school attended the University He moved to New York City Benfields have a eon. Edward. their parents, the Chariro Annabkx Mid lhe Richard Annabte where he was employed by the Chase National Bank He later Jim Long, with his sons. Jim ireasurer for lhe Carrier Corpor­ and Ron. from Baltimore, Md. the Anttable family. On Thurs­ ation. After several year* he moved to day evening, the Richard Anna- NYLONS - WOOLS - ACRILONS and HERCULONS by 501 Nylon Company until hta retirement Roc lie lie and Mr. and Mra Burdette Barber assisted lhe host and hoatcas. About 70 gurwta helped cele- Lite Bpantah-American War ant lovely occasion. Remember—if your license has expired or will expire in the next 3 months, apply for a new one today. The traftc department does not notify UOUDle to Mark Couple “ “‘"“Silver Anniversary For Louronco J. Bouar PQST 126 I. State St. and Mary (Flfleid) Murphy. Al Alma College FI' Dies UPHOLSTERING Special And Katie Doyle and Joyce Milford Mrs Buell and Norma ton O Murphy of Chicago. HL have been friends since chlld- a daughter. Mra Don < Mildred । hood. The Buells' were attend­ .. . ™ U» «««» -*» » three grandchildren; and step-son. Charlie Thuston of Bu«11 unable to attend the iowell, a step-daughter. Mra. open house because of ill health. Among the 350 fie*hmen ar­ Bently < France*! Taylor of riving on the Alma College OainsvUle. Fla : 13 step-grand- ! Mrs. Wunderlich, 5 from Barry Past Ixach Lake To be Freshmen and Laird and Lorraine. Petter aw hospitatoed the Monday eve- L Wickham. >7. R1 Woodland^ who dit-d "tout noon Saturday, ■ fBCUit)- a. wc|| M several writ-! Religious services for Mrs Aug. 3. at the Bunse. Acres known American teachers Edith Wunderlich, 80. who died n the flrat academic year un- grandchildren. " " I Highlight of one afternoon har home. r the college's new three-throe ------------ •---------- -wa* that a dancer from lhe ta- 4316 w Osgood Funeral Home. motu Moulin Rouge wa* taking zo°- wert hcld ttt 11:30 am Wed' The Rev. Simon Toroian of lhe claasro too Everyone then “ Truc8dale Chapel, Pinhook officiated with burial in attended their ahow at night i Kalamazoo Ute Alma Claes of '48 are Eliza- I Jams* and Sharon <Flgei> Ryan, the Fuller Cemetery. Rosella Hightower of the Pari* > service, were held beth Anne Beadle ot 910 N. Hl Woodland, died at 13:10 pm. Ballet Co held claasm In Caine a( 1 Pm- ln Riverside Cema- Broadway. J 111 Elaine Edger of Saturday. Aug. 28. seven hour* on Aug. 15 In her teaching stu- tery. Hasting*. Dr. Jams* Wright. First Methodist Church. W Quintan of 935 N. Taffee Dr . 11 am. Tuesday at the Warner and Cathy Anne Smith of 123 E Cemetery with the Rev. GwenTownship on June 17, 1878. lhe several Flamenco Dunce Croupe.' Orchard. Delton. neth Sebring officiating. In addaughter of WUliam and Alice They attended the famous Mra. Wunderlich had been in rScouten) William* Site at­ London Palladium and Bolsliot Uiey will study only ; tended the Friend School and Bullet as M well as „ visiting ,„UIW Windsor WU1W falling health for the last year. married Henry Wickham of Caslie and watched the changing She had spent Sunday at the the customary four’ or five, dur- IXTB1 H«n« until Ume for Cariton Towttahip tn 1900 of X , l£ckmS family cottage. Leach Lake, ' They fanned In Cariton Town- pLJce zrocaingnam where up until the last two yeara the had spent her Summers. ship except for lhe period from 1 _______ a____ Mr. and Mra. H Tobias . 1909 to 1919 when they farmed i . n i daughter of Cassius C. and Ella in Osceola County 1 White Fish Lake Townsend Stowell. As a child she fewer course preparations dur-,I al lived on Uie family farm south lr.fi each term and faculty maniot Coats Grove. R3 Clarksville-; one grandson Howeli ikoinL Diamond Ltake. Wunderlich. Feb 5. 1910. They plan and will be working with four great grandchildren; and' CMeopolta. are to observe their lived far some time in Lake Ing a closer working relationship two trothera. Warren and Henry ,111*" wedding annlvtraary 8unWilllam* of R1 Freeport. d*>- SrP< 6. with open house for in 1913 where she has since lived. , . IK-I. J. , n .... Her husband preceded her in Alma College. their home from 3 to 5 pm. death in 1938, and a son. Rlchliberal arts college No formal invitations Itave torta Orraley were Ln .Heating* the Prcnbyterian Church, is JoTHE FURNITURE WJi£B, Huldah Circle, the gn^raphlc center of Michigan's BUILDING Friendly Garden Club and far­ Lower Peninsula. mer member ot D.G.T.O. (Coals -- --------- •--------- rGrove). Surviving are one daughter. Phone 374-3523 MktiiKan Mrs Gilbert < Madelyn i Percy with ahom spe made her home and one ron. William R.; flee AMERICAN-LEGION v HasUn**, Friday at the Leonard-Osgood [lrtlz decorated with a beauU- Monday at the Wolldorff-Spcn. Funera) Home. fuj centerpiece of white ,9»d *11The Rev. George EllioU off)- trr munu wlU1 dim 2$th annictaud and burir' — ”** •• Fuller Cemetery. A small table with'similar Annual stag Steak Supper Phoosr WI 5-2091 R3 graph thinking II After a check, troopers discov­ ered that both men were wanted throughout the northwestern and western UB. on a number of charges They said one man had Jumped up to 1150,000 in bonds In various cities throughout the Nation. £ TV and tape recorder* Section ThroJ—Peget 1 to • ’Thursday, Tk.-— <*<5 September ’ 2, ’ 1965 Phone WI 5-2466 10 EXTRA YEARS? A baby born todsy can look toward to a bls eipectanc* 1930 Ide expectancy wa* only 6ty*e*r*. Chiefly responsible fc (fist today's prescription is lhe biggest bargain in history! Rely on our Resell Pharmacist to fiM your ntat prescription promptly. tour (Ata«f) Ehf maty Jacob's PRESCRIPTION PHARMACY 126 Uar ini. Jr. tko.. WI S-ZM* Hastings Wayne Haxel you to renew. CHECK YOUR LICENSE RIGHT NOW Be Safe-Be Sure REMINDER SPONSORED BY Coleman Earl Coleman 201 S. j Mkllson 4 agency , twafT n. WI J-MI2 �Gull Lake Bible Conference in Final Weekend PIX4SANT VALLEY UNITED 1IIU.TIIRF.N CHURCH BALTIMORE V. B. CHURCH Rev, Jesse Fu*«U. Pastor 10 am. Bunday school 11. am Morning worship No evtnlhg service thii iWed. 8 pm. Prayer meeting Rav. Roger A. Janka. Pastor Divine worship. >0:46 am. Sunday school, 8:80 am. Text for Sept, 5, Mark 7 31-37. heme; "Jesus Conquers Deal- Office hours Tuesday through Friday, 9 am. to noon. Any other time by appointment. Bunday ssttIcu schedule: 9:85 am. Bunday school. Leon Wert, BupL There are rlisees ------------------------------------- -II Nursery for all services 11 am. Momlng worship. Ser­ mon: "Enlarging Our Vision." Tert Rv. 831. Organist. Ruth huuu-tv. xu.JU over WZZM-TV, 11 am : over WILXTV. 11:30 ajn. . -lhe Lutheran Hout" over WKZO, 13:30 pm.; over WBCK, The Gull Lake Bible and Mis­ sionary Conference doses Its 47lh Beason on Labor Day weekend with special meetings featuring Larry Love, Wheaton. Ill, pas­ tor. and Tom Watson. Jr. of Uie Evangelical Alliance Mission ml speakers. Merrill Dunlop is organist and mtoelonary Dick Knox to song leader. The popular Saturday night concert lists Merrill Dunlop and Dick Knox with Lucille and Tom Watson and Marts at 7:30 pm. Sunday and Monday meetings are ax 10:30 am.. 3 pm. and 7 pm. The public Is invited to attend ail meetings In ’-he Mid- The Conference is located 15 mlhs nortikcast ot Kalanuuou uu the caatem aikorc ot Gull Lake, New Pastor Here Comes From Midland Church Camp<rounds Rev. Russell Saner. Pastor Sunday school.-. 10 am. Worship hour. 11am. Bunday evening service. 7 pm NORTH IRVING WEBLEI METHODIST CHURCH 4 ml W. of Broadway. Freeport Rev. Morris Borgman, Pastor Sunday school, 10 am. Momlng worship. 11 Am. Young People s service. 7 pm. Evangelical service. 8 pm. Rev. Doriene Bpeas, Pastor 9: 30 am Morning worship 10: 30 Uli. Bunday school 8:45 pm. Christian Endeavor. 7 pm. Gospel hour. 7:30 pm. Wednesday, prayer and praise. (Mota change from Thursday lo Wednesday.) Hickory Comers, Michigan Rev. Vaughn B. Jensen. Pastor 10 am Sunday school It am. Morning worship, jun- In Michigan foe 35 yean, pastur­ ing at Port Huron. Flint. Jack­ son. Kingston and MtdUnd. They also spent sewn yeara in the Wert pasturing churciuw in Wednesday. 7:30 pm. Family­ Night. Adults, Youths, Juniors and Children. 8:30 pm. Choir ^Developing a protection pro­ 9 am. Women's prayer band. 7.30 pm. Prayer meeting and Bible study. 8 30 pun. Choi? Tt hewraal. Village of Woodbury Sunday school. 9:45 am. Worship. 11 am. gram that is right for you require^ expert planning. Be­ cause we offer insurance of every kind for your home, car, family or badness, we can ob­ jectively analyze your require­ ments over-all. and balance PILGRIM HOUNES8 CHURCH Phone 945-9439 11 am. Morning worship. Youth meeting. 8:15 pm. Evening Gospel Hour. 7 p j Wednesday Prayer. 7:30 pi 11 am. Worship service. 8 pm. Evening service. Youth Fellowship. Wed.. 7 pm Bible Study and prayer serv­ ice, Wednesday. 8 pm. at Roger Carry home, west of church. them best There’s no cost or obligation for this service. Call ■a for dels ill. Rev. Arbutus Hurless, Past Bunday school. 10 am. Worship. 11 am. Evangelistic service. 7:30 p: Prayer meet Thun. 7 4Q |l HEBTHREN IN Oval wini i 120 W. S Phone 5-4174 SOUND as in Forslund Geraniums A met tody mite sad told rt shout ter rw>(Mor rtoppai lw cotee ste sspag: •Why. your love'y {tranUm-ltey tort just hka Cail fotUsadV’ Aad they ' vtta Many fotot vm Item n imtrng raids kx thMS "uhs speciM" Inendt. They make wch a aeadtrM pit Uut sautes ill throogh tte year, and I hey tort so real I Tan us wtel rotor-ksd’ White? Pink? Ws'rf send item prepwd atoeg Kth t Irte ropy of Mil tag,new. 11 am. Morning worship. 10 am. Bunday school. 7:30 pm. Drike-In-Service. RADIO H(„. c^Ca™uish^aSt5tJnf«^! Arthur OL'*)n car. cryrtauures Quartet from roM- rhenot ax Crystal will provide the sped*! ££ W CarSm ‘ Thursday. 7 pm. Pioneer Girls and Boys Brigade. Women's Missionary Fellow­ ship 2nd Tues, each month, 7:30.; by George fiupt. ■ Worship hour. 11 am. ' ClirUtlan Endeavor. Tuesday; 7 । pm. During the month of August the Rev. Charles Gibbs a ill be. 10 am Bunday school. 11 a.m. Morning worship ser­ mon: "Life's Great Privilege ' 6: 30 p.m. Wesleyan Youth Fel­ lowship. 7: 30 pm. Gospel hour. Mis­ sionary Edna Prlnced will slx/w pictures of her work In Japan • MUSIC NEWS Worship. 11 am. Youth meeting. 6:15 pm. Evening service. 7:30 pm. Wednesday prayer meeting and Bible study. 7:30 pm. • SPORTS • WEATHER THINK DRIVE SAFEW SAFELY This Labor Day Weekend MICHIGAN TRUCKING ASSOCIATION Solidly based on good pro‘f“ L ■ gromming for the people of the Hastings - Barry County Area, WBCH irovjdss listening with a purpose. Good entert^nment and accurate information is yours when yaur dial is set at Twelve-Twenty! WBCH Hastings-Barry County Radio 1220 on your dial �Kroger-Priced means Lower-Priced PREMIUM QUALITY BEEF... friendly, BRANDS Marhoefer or Southern Star Ham lb. Country Club ROUND STEAK CLOSED LABOR 14-16 lb. Hen 4 or Double Breasted 3-Legged Fryers SIRLOIN STEAK I Country Style 59? Marhoofar CANNED HAMS 3 «> --$2.99 BONELESS POT ROAST lb l Patrick Cudahy aeae Canned Picnics 3 ib HYCRADES .95 m Center Cui Rib SUGAR , Fryer RING BOLOGNA Breast Quarters Petchka'i Polish or Fryer Roasted Sausage DREADED Leg Quarters PORKIES M Peichke’s Shank Hall *1 Kroger thru Sat, Sept. 4,1945. SMOKED HAMS □ ingieion Kcaoy ro v.oo» ROAST «• SUGAR CHIPPED BEEF iedMO al bogar thru Sal, Sad 4, 1945. PORK CHOPS Petchka'i Pure Michigan Beet 1*. - ■ _ SPARERIBS Tenderay Boston Rolled Monday September 5 1 Turkeys-’•■«> Ducklings Tenderay Frozen Shrimp 12-ot wt pkg 99/ Tenderer Singleton Ready |o Cobk-lMrlb. pkg. 51.99 CHUCK STEAKS Frozen Shrimps Pi, *3.98 the purduua ot a o CAKE Mrs. Reuh M. Ceriraa »■» . - RtanurTHM of Toronto. Canada, apcnl thm— wRh her aunt, Mr. and Frank Bumpus, Mr. and • Frank Engie and Joan -** two days last week with ” ves In South Bend. Ind. Mr. and Mra. Wamn Cairns :»•« Mr. and Mn. Leo Kitchen e Rtdeaffl at Kroger thro Sai, Sept 4,1945. Fresh Grade 'A' LARGE Reg. Rys or Bitmark Rye Broad 1-lb or Mol OSoFf tH lb loavai Frozen ■C Food I Sale! Buy your lavoriio Kroger Frozen Food* for 4 for $1 or 5 for SI and got another package for only EGGS Radwn el Krogar Itmi Sal, Sept. 4, 1945. Woarever Swan Soft 2 ply 8C' X 9%“ Sandwich Bread359< FacialTi**ue b^uzoojAluminum Foil4“h Fleece White or Assorted If Bathroom Krogor Broccoli Cats iooz. wt, Cori lOot wi. PUS 10-cz wt, Tissue NEW! Kroger $u Pickles a ,m 1 Froth Pock Kother Dill*, Froth Pack Polith Dill*, Kother Procened Dills, Procettod Dill*, Koiher Hamburg Slice* Peas & Csrrsts iooz. wt, Frescfc Fries io«. wt, SpiucB 10 ot wt. until Saturday. KROGER □QUID DRESSINGS 1 S . G Murines requesting duty os drill cepted. 10/ OFF! [Banquet Frozen Kroger Cit Grus Bum 9-ol wt. roll of 650 sheet* 4»" x 4n" Broccoli Spurs io-oz. wt, Caillffewer loot wt, Baby or Ford Nook Liats iooz. wt .Taterettu i lb. INSTANT COFFEE POT PIES Ude«n ei Krog»r thru Sal . Sept. 4.1945 Libby Kroger Barbecue Sauce Tomato e 1-<t. 14-oz. Juice u. H Cherry, Grape or Orange Nettle'* Keen MICHIGAN PURI BEET SUGAR 5a^37/ । | UMIT OM —... ■ I (f»ctuding beer. wise or tobacco) * Radaaro al Keogar thro Sal, Sept. 4,1945. | John Deere You get a full measure ot John and Garden Tractor. *"i Lindley Giant RIPE OUVES Golden Ripe inqnas Clover Valley Plum « Peach Jut Saturday Hwy visited hto nlo^ KROGER INSTANT o TEA MIX w/>ugw 4 ' Unlrentty East Middle Lake Krogar SaUd ANGEL FOOD , ago, I Hospital. Although not generally • thought of aa a county hoepztal, ■* lAttx reports that one-third of the patient load cornea from e Washtenaw and one sixth ftorn Wayne. Some patients cxxne from each of Michigan's S3 counties. ' a About Fix percent are , Irpm , f outside Michigan, the majority traveling from Ohio and Irxllana Still others come froroji foreign countries, especially South America What site eldest “Seventy “ percent of the patient* are from cities having populaUone over 10,000,” says Laetx. Sixty to 15 percent arrive with a doctor's letter of referral. *? The survey also reveals nearly B0 percent of University Hopital patients have Insurance ' coverage and 12 percent qualify under one of the federal, state or county welfare agenda* pro- grams. Only eight percent of ’ the patients pay Uicir entrro bill ' without third party assistance. These fees from patients enable lhe hospital to be self-support- ■" Inr. Laetx pointed out that the ... number of Indigent patients has • progrewalvsly decreased ortr the years. “For example, in 1955, welfare patients comprised 20.4 . percent of patient load. Today. the average has dropped to IT percent. This downward tzvnd has continued despite the paaaage of the KezT-44W* bUl pro­ tiding care for the Indigent pa­ tients over 65. He added tt«t ' the decrease was due In part, to ", the growth of insurance pro£rnms and generally Improved . economic status among the: American people. The 1964-65 final year also re­ vealed the highest patient oc­ cupancy of any ytur-82.42 per­ cent—while the average length , of tlay ranged between 11 and 12 days. ----------------------------------- W 1 - size Hot Dogs Tenderay RIB or yearn* there would never bo encash patients to fill them. Today, with l.GOO beds and additional facilities for l.BW "outpaUenla" per day. the qaealton la: -Where do all the patients come from?" ■ A recent tan day study brought 5 out these facta: ‘ Seventy percent of University Hospital patients come from a ”7 radius of only 50 miles from Ann L, Arbor. -Our heaviest admUMons- w are from WaalUcnaw and W»yno <• nF "DOUBLE TOP VALUE STAAAPS EVERY TENDERAY WEDNESDAY! Canned All83 Counties Send Patients To U-M Hospital Forty THE kfolks / PIE HARTINGS BANNFK—S Thursday, September 2, INi LARGE EGGS | Caun 39/ ; LIMIT ONE with a 15 or more purchau | (••eluding beer, wuw or tobacco) Redaamal Kroger thru Sal. Sept. 4.1945. I “<■ Blue Bonnet MARGARINE Kroger Frozen WAFFLES POTATO STICKS Goodyear Tropi-Cal-Lo Orange, Punch or Grape Fruit Drinks I CANTALOUPE I I Redaeai at Kroger Ihra Sa!, Sept. 4,1945.’ I GRASS SEED „ Krea« thru Sal, Sep*. 4.1945. BROS Implements Ph. WI 5-5052 1Z4 N. Mm. �Helton Area By Mr*. John Peabody THE ylage Storage portant for Best Nutrition HASTINGS BANNER Highlights Interesting VitSSS, "Although dry matter, protein I andtotal haylage toasea ware Spudtacular Set for Montcalm Co.-Sept. 8-9 Tlie State'# greatest potato ex■----------------------------- —•--------------------• ponlttoo lias been ret for Wed- tatore will be displayed al the ncaday and Thursday, Bept. 8 Christenson farm on Sept 8 and cllCrillClOllS research tn potato culture; ir-. Sept- B. The new potato proca-- A P rigation, harvesUng. handlim:. Ing plant at Greenville will be /IfC 1 OpiUcir, grading, washing will highlight open tor tour on the afternoon 1 the two day event in Montcalm of Sept. 9. AU individuals Interested in Vl(l 11 CiilS the surface ot the material is county. Field harrreter and irrigatton i Back in Model T days, any dexnonstratluns are scheduled for **lf - rrepecUng father could Wednesday, Sept. 8. Tour* of the crank Uie family car and thump new Ore-Ida proceuing plant. ^mcnir watarrLton wlth^ui RuBsctt Burbank production **** W bew\ hcld ln -'Hchiyan skin. A solid plunk indicated a demonstrations at Greenville will ,n<1 surrounding states. This ripe melon: a plink meant the tet^Thmwday. SepCB will be an excellent chance to « mau auuwaj. ocv*. ». . jjivnlny and deinonWednreday. Sept 8 will fe*iSlcultund irriga­ te tablretcck potato produc- ,^^n“enu Uon. trrlgaUon and luirvrating at, tho Ferrta Chrb.ten.u-n farm, 2 "Buch factor* a* weathering miles south. 3'.i mite* east ^KrPPflinOr Edmore oh Lake Montcalm Hood. CUUMlg IA I 1 Controls Calf Ttiough they don't thump much an>Tnare, American fathers still buy a tot of watermelons About three bUlirm pounds11: 30-1—Lunch . . food avail-, worth some 445 million-*re may give different results." able on tlie grounds. '. "Some Holstein bulls can be sold every year, the NaUonal used to breed Holstein h^jfen Geocruphic Society lava. 12: 30-1:30—Noon program. to obtain smaller titan average Male monkey* mate affection------ Oirrrntiv the mnrt nntailaIntroduction of guests. cureent!y Ute most poreda--------- —r---------- Michtor Philip A. Hart.----------------------- Ikwi State University scientist.------------------ u. * lo^' 1 JO-J 00 - Demonstration of Dr Louis Boyd pointe to u potato harraten. raxnt study which showed that “2* J™1 3: 00-4:30 — IrrlgaUon demon- tmtlng. bulls used in ortlltela! "S„2? monaUoUon It should also te noted that SMITH BROS. Centred Michigan's and u. experimental | gj^ 4: 30-5:30-Additional informal size of their offspring may aid UUn8* equipment dcmonatnUiona ' in making specific sire recotd-' rhmigh nalriwlon seem* a* Note: Machinery, pesUclde and mendatlons In breeding diUry typically American a* apple fertilizer display* and other ex-: heifers? .1. I, L. I*.* I hiblte will be available at Uie: n-pore, nototeta calve* nMr nrrwivtlln I ... ................... . .. Barry Farm Calendar... taculamT gin post-graduate studies at 1 Wes tern Michigan University Oils week. Dahn graduated from Kalamazoo College last Juns and has been working as a research assistant at the Marine Bto|o«1cal Laboratories at Woods Hole, Mass , during the Summer. * Mr. and Mrs. Ross Walers visited Mrs. Myrtle Harman and her sis­ ter. Mrs. Nellie Moore, at Reed City last Sunday. Virginia and Virgil Cimata, children of Mr. and Mrs. Victor Clmala. are visiting their grand­ parents. Mr. and Mr*. Frank Kania, tn Chicago, a Mr.- and Mrs. Forest Kahler and family and Mr. and Mrs. Ellhue Holston OWNERS REPORT Supplemental Iron for calves being fed mUk may not make th<« animals gain faster, but it W1U ptobably make than health- MOMMilsr, MUB. team of Michigan State Univer­ sity scientist* who recently stu­ died the effect of injectable iron on Ute health and growth ot sin eds liner, evened They explained that animals being fed only milk are likely cuusc milk contains a very tow level of that dement. And their Middleville Saturday. Mr. and Mr*. Harold Honeywell study helped to explain the and daughter of Kalamazoo visi­ problem* which can occur when; ted Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Northuls this element Is deficient. The M8U researchers noted I Thursday, a Mr. and Mr*. Wil­ liam Guernsey and family re­ turned home after spending a the red pigment in the blood week with Mr. Guernsey's mother at Houghton Lake. * Mr. add ___ __ 1Vl when sup­ Mrs. David Honeywell and family plemental iron waa .given io the returned home •*—'- —— — — ■-in tlie --------------calves experiment. Uon In the Up And while the added Iron did Mr. and Mrs Bruce Carman and daughters and Mr and Mra. Charles Honeywell are vacation- improved their Wood and made Jim and Norm Mestertielm from Kalamazoo visited their un­ j^k Friu a M^ and Mre Ken­ neth Kahler «d“?a^S MiuJ- o~tr. vuoMse IICUNGTON bunt Waters and Viola Barrett visited you a fine and •preading hard-packed manure, out it actually pulverise* the manure. With thl* typo apraader, I ground and new seedlings, which I didn’t dare do With my old ground-drive.” with CASE V-Belt SPREADERS FRANCISCO WOODLAND MUTUAL tag in the Interior of the Amert- j opening Sept 7. Today commercial melons ore 1 Cull all dairy cow* producing eXt«n«tvely in Arkansas. „ . —, . . . . «__ ___ "dot oi old but at tlmalau and dependable Exrur Tint as the Sphinx”. SHVICE Moat Complete Fcrtilixtr Service FERTILIZER FACTS Jnc. plant Plant location 1 mile significantly larger in heart The long and general culture weather, enemies Include ( cnof the watermelon from North: But some Holstein bulls also belief that it wa* of Asiatic qrt- fungas nuisances as fusarium ।wing ta the program: Sired calves that were only gin. though no wild varieties hlul >12:08 — Tour* Rightly larger at birth than been detected there p£ any-1 linmvAnUton fl tgtgMon forma where else. 1 to round, firm, fully pocked ma­ set Burbank potatoes David Living-static aolred the turity. It can fall prey to stem­ mystery of the watermelon's ori­ end rot during shipment to dis­ gin. He found huge, tracts in tant markets. And though tho central Africa literally covered with watermelons growing wild. feet coadlUon. melons sell slowly ' The Michigan study showed Africa's wild watermelons, in­ Watermelon ta classified a* a cidentally, come sweet and .tour. ----------------- --------------------------Not even local tribesmen can fruit, botanlcally. yet belongs to Some 103 Angus-sired calves a vegetable family and ta culti­ Itomncy. averaged 79 pounds. All calves tap each fruit to determine vated u a truck crop. Contrary .k™ HMU*. f “'ere out of Holstein dams and ■ whether tlia flesh is biller or Ida plant. Special supply and equipment slnx! artificially by ten Holstein I edible. lea* water than vegetables such displays and demonstrations. ' llJid four Angus bulls. I Culture of sweet mefcii* has as tomatoes, cucumber*, squash Tho unusually dry weather exBoyd adds that two Holstein spread to all warm region* «t and lettuce. periawed by soma tactions of t*ulls aired calven significantly ■ -------------------- — - --------- z----------- -r Michigan this Bummer lias ro- i heavier at birth than tlie other ------------------------------------------------emphasized tho need for irrign- ! eight 1 “ hhln Uie breed. One Uon of many of Michigan?. crore ’ Angus sired calves slgniflAn adequate water supply and cantly------- er than tlie other ...... irrigation system can protect the j Angus bulls. Three findings plus £ T.nrKvr from Uie drought yield J other research on sex dctermlj reduction or even total crop fall-, nation may some day make it ■ ... ure. To the consumer. IrrlgaUon Powlbte to predict both Uie size ■ 111 JIM BARR Tire Shop , U. S. ROYAL • STRONG RESERVED Bast Buy* on Now D Used Tiru Moesfsd FREI! Call WI 5-3481. On Socked Fertiliser SAAITH • PROMPT SERVICE • AS CLOSE AS YOUR PHONE RATED: A-]- (Excellent) Dunne's International Report PARKING Woodland Mutual Representative Plynn Matthews Agency Route 5, Hastings, Michigan "If you get going, you can still get in on one." favorable lure display* and demonstrations , of many of the new developments 1 In Irrigation equipment and | system*. Field tour* of demonstratlon ptota will te featured; each morning. The plots will /A LAND BANKA ----- r^LOAN irrigation equipment will bo held , the afternoon of Sept 8th at :fix- Christenson form, ixxiUwast In addition to the Irrigation demonstrations, irrigation equip­ ment and auppllts will be dta- BROS Lake Odessa * Woodland Plant at Woodbury Ira plant in Greenville all day equipment will also be demon­ strated at the Chrtatrnaon farm on Sept. 8. Other equipment and supplies Used tn the production 653-1”1 A New CHIMNEY NEEDED AT YOUR HOUSE? CAN SEND YOUR CHILDREN TO COLLEGE Here’s a sensible, prac- higher education for your children. Use a Land Bank loan, and get thejunda you need now ...than arrange a repay­ ment schedule for that time period which file your specific needs beat. Land Bank loan* are made for S to 35 yean. You can prepay your loan in part, or in full, at any time without pen- low! If you want ■ col­ lage education for your children, **• us for the funds you need. We’ve been putting people into Chryslers all year at a record pace. Ono look at the car — and our deal — tells you why. Now that the end of We model year is coming up, our prices are going even lower! But so is the selection. So come in right now. Pick the model, color, and options you want. Move up and save big. See us today. j AUTHORUtODCAteRS^CHRY^LEg ONE CONVENIENT SOURCE FOR YOUR BUILDING NEEDS M PENNOCK «*•"•**• WMR Y,r. CONCRETE PRODUCTS• 1 We all share in Customer Care Isai*—Ffc. 527-4SIO HASTINGS OFFICE 301 Vi So. Michigan mama- ibuq j I Crater. 1:M te 3 I Sunday dinner guest* at Mrs LET US DEMONSTRATE! SEPT. ID—UrMtack o«UMk Nut-! Kahler's parent*, Mr. and Mrs. u>». rutgroo***. CWIMU. s ».«. Tom Wilcox. * David PeaYxxly .i-ie-A I SEPT. 13—Fair Baud. Cvorttou.r. » returned from Grand Rapids the field and type at soil Invoir- . cd all help determine your erasi ! I , where he has been going to col- ' “■“u—---------farm sufply ! Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Hold­ ! M.J7 S«..k WI 5-3150^ ridge and daughter were Bunday dinner guests of Mrs. Holdridge'* ' It au> handle jobs in !■■■■■ mm ■■■■■■«■■■> lllr world. The vtare like hot parents, Mr. and Mr*. Ruweil mowtr. ; -Su1?in,'*r. 1““* Tndj' •,oam Peabody. * Mr. and Mr*. Kenyon bul require only an ave- Peabody from Vermontville and Mr. and Mr*. Kenneth Kahler r»*c amount of rain­ E»rly colonLvto brought water- and family called on Air and nitons to Ute New World. The Mrs. John Peabody Thursday. * fnilt was common In Massachu- It sure sound* good to hear our high K-nooi school Dana band pmymg playing again. ■M?lu hi the late 1620s Florida mgn Indliuu took to the immigrant Everyone will be back in their melons with great relish and routine after the weekend. VacaINSURANCE COMPANY »ere growing them by Ute mid- uon alii be over solet* everyone iu»s The -French explorer. Fa- be careful white driving. Mpedalk WOODLAND, MICM1CAN thrr Marquette, reported in 1673 b' in the school tones for our I rado and California. It ta a risky buslncM. for watermelons appeal Thursday. Sept. » will feature Russet Burbank production and Iron Improves , Calf Health, Researchers Say Dewey s Car Palace Barry's Farm Store M-43 at Sprague Road, Delton S. Hanover at Hastings City Limits �Fresh Out of the Attic n »u «. wm bw. a the McCallum school house tor Isabell rrtraa. I L‘ 5. * Wednesday supper it Mr. and Mrs .Tamm *1 owoe uuu go rotuw. >_ ojwuigcr were Mr ana Mra BoyBui oW throe aoenro of long am of Orangeville ♦ Mr*. John By H. D. Burpee HOPE CBN 1KNNIAL lUtCALLS IaX-’AL PIONEER HISTORY UNUSUAL PACTS ASBgMBIXD By John C. Krtcbam Five Doud achool that, at Tr-i.« iwu churches were MArted Mra Floy McDermott gaoJt^fit m.w of the ito^ CemeTiXd The census taken in the Spring of IBM showed 21 famlllea and 9S peraons in Hope tbwtuhip. ■lhe famlllea 11M«1 then were m b>ilow«: Isaac LaOrange, W. J. liottum. Tunis RusaeU. David Bowker. Rebecca Mott. Isaac DiGranga, William Campbell, 'lliuinM V. Roblnaon, George W. BuUd. Harry Day, John C. RusreU, Suncun Kingsbury. Joseph Kingxbury. p. A. Chamberlain, Solon Doud. Cliarla. Gruvm. Jolui Q. A. JuluiMjn. Silas Bow­ liore revival tnceUnga were held that resulted in the prawnt Cloverdale Church. Ira McCall1101 «*‘e the report of the McC*hum district which follow*, Mu* Rose Picroe had present a *scrap “*» book giving • a — picture — -• ot -tho ------old Brush Ridge log schoolhowawl an interesting skeu-h ot its history. Mrs. Arthur John- F.uke, Nathaniel Peake. Cloverdale dlrtrtct, telling of the' origin of tho ruuno Cloverdale und recounting lhe development ol the brick industry there. The clUxens of Hope township were so deeply impressed with Innuea tor reUgtoya gatherings. Ing the historical records of the township, that they plan to meet every year to establish and pre­ »i‘iu u> un winter, at serve these records, so that the which many conversions were material facts about tile hbtory made. Hope township had a <4 lhe townrixlp shall bo availnumber of active church argan!rauona. The Bunnell Church la hibited township, but ito mat active worker* were In Hope township, ftwnt ten-yeor periods — IMO, and its flrat meetings were held in the schoolhouse of that lo­ cality. Many atm remember the J' Mm. M»y Bram and nn ter on Sunday Mr. and Mrs. James Springer and family spent Saturday after- rrom Umber tall and cter.se, And rent the logo Ln riven mil* Sugar-Molasses FATTEN UP YOUR Coconut funFunif township ot Use county some organization may be perfected which will secure and preserve record.', showing the history of each township from the Ume at COME SEE...YOU’LL SAVE JANE PARKER ANN PAGE BAKED FOOD'S FINE FOODS which we give below: . "Settlements in tlie northern unable to come to the meeting. Mr. AidjpOwen gave acme in­ teresting/ recollections of the Cedar Creek school. Mra. Edaard Campball performed a like ■■crvlee for the Doud school. It was from the Hope Centennial— Anders lived many years and where Hattie Anders now resides, was at one time an 'An Indian Burial Ground " Also Mr. McCallum comprwd a poem which he read, which was very timely for such an When In the woodland wide The red man wooed the lovely squaw Tu bo his charndng bride. DoltM. Michigan Yoe May Obtain . Copy § TOMATO SOUP JANE PARKBt HI, ML-I" DUTCH APPLE PIE ”">< “,49« ,o,/,^10c CAE AM Of PEACH PIE SAVtIO,. ^45C 5 That in the leaping panther pierced JANE PARKER / Blended Syrup BOTTLE AQc Fresh and flavorful rolls that hold hot and cold meats and cheeso deliciously! Then came the while man from afar, Wl» dared the stormy mala Bobka Coffee Cake • • • *1 i MILD A MELLOW LIKE GOOD COFFEE? Eight O’clock BACK •2.13 A*P Whole-bean Coffee saves RICH 4 FULL BONED _ 1-U.JAG you money, and you ewbhURed Circle 75 fresh, wonderful Coffee Mill . 3-u. uo *2.19 HI. IAG Flavor...fresh-ground flavor wcoaousiwiwy you can’t get in a can. Bokof at any price. • j.1B u. <2.25 IT SSL .. Enn * ><■ M >■ a an )iKM i >a Mn Um SBKlHi. Taka tt eaay on crowded or unfamiliar roads. WI11EH0USI , Spare Ribs Turkey Rolls Canned Ham 89‘ ■ 59' .99c 6 a $4" Skinless Franks SUPER RIGHT FROZEN Fish Sticks or Portions 53c «. 29c FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES Seedless Grapes 2 u. Pte. Midi. Potatoes “■sum' 20^69' Homegrown Sweet Corn BOZ. 49c Homegrown Tomatoes * 25c Marvel Vanilla 49c Canned Pop12 89' Briquets 20 99c A&P Peaches 3 -ur 7 9C Cliff Char Charcoal . Slices or Halves - Yellow Cling CHEf-BOY-AE DEE Baefaronl >5^oz 9Qf WT. CAN CHICKEN OF SEA Light Tuna Fish aww. JR. wr. CAN CHICKEN Of SfA Ugh* Tuna Fish •IB-OX. 4OC wr. can , Evaporated Milk 687 DEL MONTE Catsup U.OI- WT. RQ *©TTl» J'k Rib Steaks LEAN & MEATY Yukon Assorted Flavors- ,,'S. 79c • SUPER RIGHT BEEF Ice Cream "F JF S Rolls ant flight Or luurn Uie timid hare. • AT BOTTLES 1-FT. BOZ. With tlie embattled bror. >• 14 FL Ot ANN PAGE SUGAR t MAPLE Frankfurter or Sandwich . 6«^-79c Ketchup Sandwich Bread Thin-sliced loaf! Fresh? Tliat's guaran­ teed or your money back! .(... 5;rji,79c ANN PAGE JANE PARKER REG. 25< LOAF He twanged the true, unerring ALIVE! Mushroom Tomato Rice What a delicious w»y to enjoy these two fruit favorites! Save cash, too. , FROZEN WHITE OR MIXED MEAT ANN PAGE SOUPS ticaliy all Hope pupils who cocipk-tc eight grades finish their High .School work In Delton or ll&Minga. Ji was unfortunate that one HAMS FULLY COOKED, WHOLE OR HALF OID FASHION Your Fun Furtd. That’s money to piny around with. And you can have more of that kind of money by shopping A&P. Extra thrifty buys are A&P’s Exclusive Brands ... Especially Ann Page Fine Foods, Jane Parker Baked Foods and A&P ciutom-Ground Coffee. You’ll en-' joy them... that's guaranteed or your money back. were hard to negotiate with lhe ReoogniUon was given to the I district was organised as District older reaidenta of the township. No. 2. The school building was who attended Che gathering. Theicompleted in IBM, with’ Viola oldest one present was William Hart aa teacher. • hambeflaJn. who was bora in The lull nerth across the stream from where Robert Din- Super-Right" Cookies Save on A&P’s Excellent '• Labor Day Valuesand... day compelled the highways to settled. Probably the flrat to lo­ cale in this u-rrlury was Don­ ald McCallum, who came to Orangeville township in ISM and moved to section 1 in Hope In MSI. Then came Thomas Unde­ man. George CurUa, Robert Din­ widdle. Henry Jenkins and Tim­ othy Collins, all locating In northwmt Hope before ISM. In 1850 John Rcplcglc located on and all Deemed much interested.,w HK> «uIlc > w, some excellent record* of school Abraham Hayward located on in Calient Sunday "ilspagrga England. She alao went to Parts. , land, and Mm. tL Rrkh etrli were curstn of Mrs ! Btarwmw Wt very! Thq Clarence NUMw Harold Springer on Friday eve- h,no(iv Rundav of- Mr and Mra Edmond ring. * Mr. and Mra Junior ^SfrteS vrt^they and temilyri iXrtSr* JANE PARKER ~I Mzw.yuy vny; At uu» meeting Mr. Ira Mctaugbt eight grade* when pupil* Callum presented a abort paper l-wt to nav llicir own tuition nr. _ ...____ _ Iran that township to High rtudent fronl Finland. at DrtroU, Toledo Zoo. On ASMS JantoO Springer, who ha* been on exchange student to England, was me* at the airport by her par- Who boilt the water-nun. uevc that such crooked highway* were ever mode; but the hilly — “ —> —MU.V*. Ml Schults which has had a marked influence for good in that com­ munity, another of lhe some denomination, the Evangelical, has done splendid work at Ciprenlalc. Rev. H. A Noyes, the present pastor, gave an Interest­ ing history of the Cloverdale Church. The people of Hope township1 Personal Mention " from the mapla John The oxen's laboring yoke And pinned it to the CK CLAFp. ASJOITtO VAEiniU Strained Baby Food 6^. 49c CMJCklN or »IA White Tuna Fish 7XM. 43, WT. CAN Pillsbury Family Flour 25 i ‘1.97 FlEISCrtMAH MIGHT JAH AttOSAl Morgdritis PKG. 39c Spray Storch 14 39c CNEf-Bor.AO.oS* Spaghetti' A Meat Ball* •JH-oi »in, WT. CAN •”* Ravioli isfc-OE WT. CAM All pricei in thifbd effective through Saturday, Sep*. 4 �6—THE HARTINGS BANNER TUursdv Repumber I, 1S*S i Armed Forces i Well-Planned News Notes Insurance Eases ,c w* •* «w. [son of Mr and Mr* John B ramily Disaster ! Your family can meet economic disaster with money in it* pocket If your Insurance program ii veU-planned Insurance oriert you a large amount of protection for a small amount of money. An insurance company sprruds tlie risk anxwig -------— ... targe group. ot <1 far the ror Commendation Medal at Keeslrr; AFB, Mis* Sergeant Pippin re­ celved the medal for meritorious 1 service al Freising, Germany The sergeant U presently a atu-; dent in an Air Training. »»nt-; ma^d unit at Kjeslre w h 1 c It hrlP* coixluil tlie nlucatKin.il program* neccMcuy to provide skilled flier* and technicians fur Ute aerospace force The aergeant. whose wife Helen, 1* lhe daughter of Mr* Mra. Beulah Higgins, Higgins of Oklahoma City, attended Oran | tMo > High Schoo) • " • i BAaircr, Michigan KUle Uni­ versity speeiallsl In family fl- Montgomery, lias received a letter ot Commendation from Major William H Smith, commander of : the 611th Transportation Company. The commendation >aid In part: -A* an expression of my family breadwinner Fur "exam pic, sincere appreciation and gratltude. I wish to commend you for ’ your outstanding performance of , duty during the period 1 May <100,000 -zr —I#®-15 July 1966 During this Two other major loose* that period the counter-insurgency et-; should be insured are auto Ila- fort. Republic of Vietnam, was; bUlty and ths disability of the mgntfleanUy Increased with the breadwinner 611th Transportation Company I Wlten planning your Insurance (DSi being assigned an increased: program some need* wllkbe workload commensurate with Uie permanent. Three will Include overall buildup Not only did last expenses, taxa* and buatnrea you perform outstandingly well coats and lhe final cunt* for but you did so with increawd ■ settlement of the estate. morale, e*pirtt-de-corps. wn*e uf < Your insurance needs can be cooperation and accomplishment met through several different It has been a sincere pleasure to i available Is known a* term In- Your past performance clearly j auranre. It aervre beat.for the demonstrates that we can look family that ha* high nred. but forward to renewed eOort* in aconly a few dollars to spend on complishing any tasks or deInaurance mandv made in the proces* of It Is trflsn recommended foe ; providing the best aircraft supthe young family on a light P°rl available In South Vietbudgrt. Straight ter nsm " ------------------------------------------------- Whole - life insurant*? offer* wveral different payment plana. You may choose level payment* Ilf* —— range to pay off tlx? policy in a set number of years, such a* 20 or by the Ume you retire. After your basic needs are met you can expand your inaurance program. Annuity and endowinant policies are more expen- T * LaCC5 I jmvvTvnmmmT^prtnrru । , Personal mention Mrs Lyle Endsley and Sharon, last reek for Qafmany on a Ito on Thursday. Ry Ulrt. (hiie I'anSjtklt ,■ -.......... .................. —wo..—.,., j Mr and Mra, Richard Ehdsvy. Good Will MiMtan. -----------Mr. Mrs. 1-u. Uslle Adam* -I of i Marine rombaf unlta flrat UMd •st Ur. and M>* Mr and Mr* KeUh Htrk-kismi turned last Wednesday frotn and Rxinh Ha in tine of Rat- siaat* n-rwR visited tty and the M-lthesarvlce 1M2, Mra Clay Adam* on Sunday of-1 ! during Battlerifle of in Ouadal- S£; aSr. and Mr*. UnAlna. d Sandra called Sunday on Mr and Mr? Nell Hughe* tod family at Ctov- aL .. . - . ^.8Swh‘tl nJDtawhR^rtf a Btncaunn. oanarn ana Maxinc 1'"’“ U» UW. “’*"“££1 w » ■ || I I Deadly Enemy WASHINGTON (ANFl-The lasy day* of summer ... , reeehinu,com* •*"«« “>• acore* of Amerlean* wbo will be killed or disabled in auto accidents ‘ 1 »• enemy strikes soldier and civilian alike, - • •• * cMenls, the principal cause disabling in’for or death, -and ---------------- juries to military personnel continues to be the prirateU-owned and operated mo- Aug. JO. Saturday afternoon and Another granddaughter of tbei Mr, *a’,7r H5P~-TMeO)«k^ rTB,,lng c*11*” were Mr ond Armour*. La* Stanton, left ner Pevl McO’oc,t Dcvcrerere/ • ------------------------------tamooa •> cry., 3? a? ~ — ■— Christie and Jeff and Mr. and । Mra. Robert Lord and family of j HaiUnga. Evening call so* were and Mr* Maurice Adrianaon and family of Vermontville. Mr*. I from Canada. They called on ,u*‘“ •ucrt °* mnthrr’ Nev Endsley received many cards and the s-.uklandji and Mra Winnie Dunn Saturday night kcr K*1*nuv<M’ I were eue*t* erf h ■ mother nn birthday. Mr* Endsley U stay­ ; , dren and grandchUdren Sundas lu^ fTin a \talt wUh Z ing with the Frank Christie*. I th. m K,-.- n-r.. Mannj Sunday guests oi tnc Robert E. 1 Olllaspie. who will be leaving her granddaughter. MTS Mart Allen* were hla parents. Mr. and i Mr* Ethan Alien of Lansing. soon for North Carolina. * Mr Hummell at Highland. ' and Mrs. Vrrn Welciicr calle.! Mr and Mra. Richard Sharpe and Mr*. Alien'* brother. John Sunday on Mr. and Mra. Fred dayk^ntH in strahJ' Karen «*“• lU^' Thio, ,Z? hta ma*x> Jan “*» Julle Allen ; I Hyland. * Mr and Mra. Klwyn Cleveland. Oi Campbell and son* of Florida brother, the 1Phil and ™mpanled their grandparents — Sharp* — 'recently vbited hl* sister and new daughter. r. Cynthia Cynthia Klien. Klien. II--------------home w *'I-*n4 ”* wt*kfamily. Mr and Mra. Clarence who was born June S The “«» Mr*. Elmer BUubto. CnmpbeU. * Mr. and Mr*. Ortir Slxirps ixave another daughter. Emereon Struble. Willi* Struble, Vaaflyckle vtaitrt thrtr ~<*n> IlJlurM IKI a a ura o 5 , and Arthur Struble. ma. Mr. — and Mr* I u ion. con, Douglas, uouguu, 4. a. aa aa ***** Mr? Margaret Boxer apd Jgrry xtrs. Rschard Sharp and Mra. Clarence Gliding and Mra. Leora Av.,, , Jerry Pager entertained with a Newton were in Mt. Pleasant, Method!*: Youth Fellowship I c„ffee Thllrad-y evening at the A11< -8- to attend tho funeral • sharp home t,n Wcrt 8UI' Road- f4 Uxlr TOU41n- 8ydn«r Struble. Churches met Bunday night not tu introduce a new neighbor.! The Floyd Armours spent last ' th? Dowling Church. * All of Mrs Ronald <Nancyi Nagel Cof- week in northern Michigan visltfee cake were »«rv*a w;wl to io 10 ing Ing me the Ray tSmalls al Cadillac . .. 17 77 lr * *and n[l au “‘ wcre i 4H *- Mt’- cueat* KuesU. Mra Mra Nagel Nagel and and her her hushus- on on Sunday Sunday ana and Monday Monday and and the the Urt wrek Tl^tSi^nt^ Who to fn‘Pl<nvd by the remainder of the week with relo VL Michigan Department of Con- their granddaughter and husUrrn •waUon Vankw Springs, band, the O J. Halliday* at anil Janet Burroughs. Sandra c aller* on Mra Jennie End?lcy slMant manager tt the Seney . Strickland, Candy Blvana and on Saturday were Mr* Duane Refuge. Two ot the Armour* . ; Janet Mudge. Sue Cordray. U<>- Endsley and girls and Mra. Rich- granddaughters wbo have been raine Wright * Mr. and Mr*. ard Reid and family of Kalama- working at Camp Baggett. PeU>' Keith Burhler and family Warr xoo. Mrs Duane Fndsicy made skey. Rebecca and Linda Bteen* Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and A very pretty rake for Mrs End- bock, and also Sandy Kennedy Mrs Henry VanSyckle. Sunday sky's 80th birthday, which wa* rode home with the ^Armours night. * Mr. and Mrs. Herd Stevetu entertained their chil- 1“ &wtft, Peggy and Steve and Mr and Mr* Gordon Stevent The largest drydock In the world U located at tlie Puget Sound Naval Shipyard in WashMr and Mrs. Herman Nett and ington It U capable of handling son. Jim. of Burlington. Wt*. are the USS Enterprise, the Nation * Personal Mention X^ng*** moUx' ,hc Dan b,reMi yi>tahlpg_ , Alkrding* » ------------ •-----------, ,, ... Bunday visitor* at the A. D Okinawa serve# as headquarAnacreon home nomc were were Mr an. tuid unu ter* for .w the’ combat-ready Third reT“, --------, Anderson Ronald - Barriga.- and e.m.iv family of Hobprt A AtlderMS> __ zof_Union —-.e Marine DivUion <Reinforred>. W—a Av— ■■■■■■ _ ... ... ....... City, and Mr and Mra, Carl and a* the training ground for Keith Barriitaro Mills of Grand Rapid*. counter - guerilla Jungle warfare Patti and Dmlse Blair of loikr Odcaoa were overnight guests of their grandparents, the Blake Allerdlng*. on Saturday. On Bun­ day. tlie Allerdlng* took th.-lr JOIN THE THOUSANDS grandonuriiter. Marlene Blair, to i . "TT; »*« H*Uklay ________ capeL YOUR SAVINGS GROW GROW GROW Especially whan you save somethlnfl regularly and then add our big dividends, payable every six months like clockwork. “* Hastings SPEEDY WASH COIN-OP Laundromat 136 E. State St. Phone WI 5-3853 FOB YOUR CONVINItNCI WI HAVE INSTALLCD A DOLLAR-BILL CHANCER AU Savinft I nt tired L’p to PROFESSIONAL DRY CLEANING SERVICE $10,000 with FJ.L.I.C North Gun Loko Coin-Op Open 5:00 a.m. SWITCHING TO WARDS Mrs Erick Welker and Erick* — — Jennie End*ky, the flrat Coast Guard cutters Aug. 20 In the afternoon (hey The Chet Bangiiart* enter- Steven and Matthew Banghart. of Battle Creek from Saturday until Monday. Tlie Bongliart-V daughter. Hoc Terry Kings, of Ann Artxw are spending thia week with than. iotte, N. C . spent but week with pail ent. William F. Arnold, mana­ ger of the Model Finance Office at HO W. State Street (next to The Cop­ per Lantern I. invites you to call him at WI 5-3429 at any time you need $25 to $1,000. MONEY FOR A FUN-FILLED SUMMER St Johns, onckJJXhard Morey, from M.B.U. were also here on Saturday night Dalia* Chase of Charlotte U spending ■ thl* week with his grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. John Mason Also Visiting the Manorw on Sunday were tlirir Mason of Nashville. Mrs. lew Dull of lake Odessa ra a call- The James Matthews and the Floyd Craigs took a short trip on Sunday through tlie surround­ Ing arm visiting places of Inter­ eat in till? locale. A house-cueot of Mrs, Von I Dunn for a few days this week! i* Mrs. Clara Chadwick of Sara- । AA WARD ONTGOMERY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY Come see tremendous savings in every department for you and your home! Many unadvertised specials to choose from! Wards mattresses choose innerspring or foam Mr and Mrs Keith Lancaster and children of Royal Oak were I gue.-its of the Robert Wilsons for Friday evening the Wilson* also entertained Mr. and Mrs Floyd Craig for dinner honoring ticbirthdays of Keith and Mr?. REG. 49.991 BUY NOW AND SAVE DURING SALE to their home on Saturday MIm Janice Kelley of Los Angeles. Calif, was a dinner 16 MONTHS TO REPAY 3788 17M S. Jefferson, on Wednesday. Mra Kathryn Giddings Cuman of the E E. Sherffa on Saturday MODEL FINANCE 140 W. Stole St. Hartings c the Sherffa rerx-ived a vuit from* Mr and Mr*. Ruasell B Troxel of Bloomington, III. Mr. Troxell, of the □Unoia Wcaleynn Univer­ sity. hud stopped over in HasI units on his way to Mackinac and otlter putnu north. "LUXURY QUILT” mattress with over 400 individual coils for controlled sleeping comfort. Pre-built borders guards banish edge sag. ■fiSTINGsl ■ EATING j and 4 side Deep-quilted rayon faille surface is flanged and wrinklefree. Matching box spring, same price! "DRIAM KING” mattrau with 5’ thick Ward-Foam* core is cool, odorless, nonallergenic, and lightweight for easy bed­ making. Quilted surface with over 300 separate puffs. Rayon faille cover. Match­ FURNACES Modern Aire - Oil - Gas - Coal ing box spring, same low price I •Words name for urtthant foom cwhioning HOT WATER BASEBOARD HEATING PLUMBING SUPPLIES WATER SOFTENERS Call WI 5-5769 Bob Wilb 2153 Gun Lako Rood WATER HEATERS or. WI 5-3732 Dick Henley _ > NO MONEY DOWN monthly payment* to fit your budget 118 So. Jefferson • � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/492/HastingsBanner_1965-09-09.pdf f077760f8520b8d0e72f747178424909 PDF Text Text The Hastings Banner IB Pages—3 Sections Hastings, Michigan. Thursday. September 9, 1965 Section Ont NUMBIR 21 EDITORIALS­ , ,a—.fry R.M.C A good example of a iegisLitor, Justlci 'nocent until proven guilty REAL TRANSFUSION—The 'Barry County Red Cross whole blood program received ■ real trans. ... .__ . ... . . . . ... ________ Un r.. ah.. «... XI.....™ uhk^l. December of IM! chard E. (Virginia) McLaughlin. Mi E. High. is firing her 'flral plnl ot blood to the program lift make* It possible for physician* to have the vital fluid al hand when they need It. With . ....___ .. ___ u._________ ' ................. e-—_ D-.Ln»'.i >i>rv Woman Suffers Broken Baek as Boats Collide MICHIGAN FLAG Rotary Fete Welcomes New Teachers Here New instructors In the Hastings public r-chiKil system received a Tuesday morning they were hon- Jim Dugan of Aluminum Products Dies sored by the Rotary Club. Representatives from various I groups in Hastings were on hand । to extend greetings to the new । Instructors at the Hotel Hartings. Teachers Invited to attend In- > elude Miss Judith Campbell, j Essexville, an MSU graduate, high school commercial teacher; { I Dugan. 58. R2 Hastings, who died Mra. Kathleen Damon. Battle suddenly at 8:15 pra. Friday. Sept. Creek. Indiana University, high school and Junior High home economics; Mrs. Kathleen Hllson, I 725 N Taflee Drive. UM. Junior la-onard-Osgood Funeral Home. High math: Arthur Johnson. Ri _ Delton. WMU. high school social, NaihtUle, . offi. studies and counseling. Vale cUt«i ^.uj was In the Fuller Johnson. South Haven. WMU. I _ high sciiool English; :Cemetery. Bernard Oom. Grand Rapids , >«'• » dor WMU. high school and Junior. “» • beirt high woodshop, mechanical draw-1 He waa ban an Nov. 4. 1903. in Ing. baseball, football coach: ■ Alabama, the son of Jsoxs und Robert Sandeli. Jr. Kalamaxoo.' Louelnda tBoweni Du?u.i WMU. high school English; Er- ■ Mr. Dugan was gengral foreman nest Strong. Wayland. WMU.'at ths Hastings Aluminum Prodhigh school social studies. JV | ucts Company, where he hid beet football, assistant westllng; Mrs. employed far about IB years. ]' [somewhat different theory tiling of alleged Injustice by cer-1 exampie, Sen. O'Brien U tain Insurance companlea against quoted saying. *Theae victims of their policy holders. The Injustices the devaststing tornado, which left a trail of death and destruction nectcd with victims of the devas­ across Lower Michigan last spring, tating tornado which'left a 'trail certainly seem U> deserve better of death and d.-atrurUon across treatment from their insurance companies.” Although he leaves Um linpresWe hold no brief for insurance companies, whether t\iey be mutual : were, in general, badly treated by hearings conducted in a fair and their Insurance companies, he ac­ equitable manner, in line with tually names only one* Instance, tnd assumes guilt without giving healthy both for the public and court. the companies Involved. Under American principles of ‘The Wishing Tree ’ Left Many Happy Memories Several persons were Injured, one seriously, tn three separate motor William Shriber's memo record, bout accidents in Barry County as mentioned in The Banner last week, put the demise of the Wall j Deputy Richard Abbey reported. Lake "Wishing Tree” a full Receiving a fractured back decade later than most people thought Consulting the mtrco-fUe of The Banner issues for 1945, two nostalgic "references to this old Also injured was Mike Schnun, landmark were found, indicating deed, the year and month. Actually, there was no news in which they were riding, driven Tiie decision to remove the tree by Mra Martha Yuknlsa. 22. In­ was made by. the Michigan Hlghdianapolis. Ind. struck another way Department, on the ground boat driven by Judy Kay Douthett. tuted a hazard to vehicles that traveled on M-43. So. without ad­ ing Kathy McColl, 8. on a water vance notice to the public, the sled Kathy and Mrs Yuknts were unhurt. fact that the Job had to be done The accident occurred about 3 15 and that a storm of sentimental pm Monday at the southwest car- Art McCrimmon Of Vermontville Dies Monday HocpUallced at Pennock for cuts WMU, high school English; Mrs. I Elks Lodge. Arthur E. McCrimmon. 80. Rosemary Whitney. Cleveland. He c^. to Hasttre, fr-m Akfanner of Ri Vermontville, died Ohto, Ursuline Ccjllw for Worn- ran, Ohio, tn 1M7. when he went Monday afternoon in tfayes-Green«>• high school and-8unlw hit* to work for the Aluminum ProdBcach Hospital, Charlotte, after a OUsers In the Burry boat were' French and. Spanish; ; ^vs Ocmpany. Mra Martha Willbur. Hasting*. I bv hi. «<(. TWrt. Midwestern University. Mgh .ma: a daughter. Mra. Jack (Jewell) school English; Terril Zylman. iNorton of R1 Hastings; a step-son. Grand Rapids. Hope College. In­ Martin Hartwell tn the Navy stastrumental music; Mrs. Dorothy iUonrd al Memphis. Tenn; five *UAccording to the report, the Jlp- Marlon to Pearl Olaasire who surBarnett, E Mill Street, part time , plng boat cut in front of the Burry kindergarten at Northeastern; ,Ga.; Mra. Pearl Bradfart and Mrs boat about 100 feet off shore. No ford of Lansing and Kenneth of WMU. second grade at Chidester; Mrs Mary Burnett of Nashville. V.r,nnntrtU«.- a . daughter. rtsiixzhlrr Mra. Mrs Joe Vermontville; Joe MUs Donna Campbell. RJ Dow­ Tenn., and Mrs Lorenc Lawson of iGracei Vitek of Nashville: 32 ling. WMU, fourth grade at Cottontown. Tenn.: six brothers. No. grandchildren; four great-gyandSoutheastern: Mra. Ruby Curtiss. chUdrtn: two Maters. Mrs John Hastings. WMU. first grade at Dugan. R. I. Dugan and Arnold, • Lola) Robliuon of Marion and Altoft; Mrs. Helen Gray. Haa- all of Nashville, Tenn; Clayton of toft; Mra Meredith Gilbert. R1 Hastings, kindergarten at Algon­ quin: Mra. Elma Hoffman. IU Hastings. WMU. third grade at AUdft; Mrs. Helen Kesler. R4 Hastings. WMU. fifth grade at Northeastern: Mrs Maurlne Mullenlx. 1012 N. Michigan, fifth grade at South­ eastern: Mra Viola Pufpoff, R1 Nashville, WMU. first grade at Chidester: Mrs. Caroline Dim­ mers. R2 Hastings. DePauw Univ. fourth grade at Southeastern. Mrs. Avis Sponabie. 328 8. Broad­ way. WMU. part time kindergar­ ten at Northeastern; Mra. Carol Vos. 1028 N Boltwood. WMU. tint grade al Algonquin; Marg Eggleston. Hastings. WMV. third grade at Southeastern; Jeanette Convertible Top Slashed, Clothes Taken Clothing valued at 389798 was reported stolen from a 1965 Pon­ tiac convertible at the Prairie Schooner on the Norris Road Sunday night, according to Vndersherifl Gordon Trick. Lock Building On Time, Devoted Clerk Locked In Dottle Herman, chief clerk of lhe Kalamazoo Selective Service office, came to HasUngs one day Sotha rd in the local draft office while Mrs. Helen Stebbins, secre- Ben. protest could easily have been aroused, the Highway Departrnt was undoubtedly Justified taking the "under cover" ap- BREAK GROUND FOR NEW COUNTY GARAGE—Charlo H. Leonard. 618 8. Jefferson. with four contracts totaling ittOJlt. The prime contractor. Clarence VanderWerff completed In 1963. In addition of Middle Ijke. Commissioner Manager Orvai Culihai New Downtown Dry Cleaning Store to Open A Byron Fletcher To:r,,,'cleat Sales Seminar | Byron Fletcher, vice prraldenl in $210,314 Barry Road Road Carage Carage ~ now Underway "MartinUlng'' dry cleaning under the heading. "Woodman Western Auto Store, on Monday. lowing communication from Curl Sept 13. The store is owned by John member of the well-known engi­ neering firm of Townsend At Bol­ Lerch of Grand Rapids with Den­ nis Merrifield as manager and lum at Ann Arbor: operator. eenUy that the 'Wishing Tree' come down. In fact, last Sunday's Detroit News carried a picture of the tree with a short paragraph which stated that ths Michigan Highway Department has ruled that this popular tree must come down as a measure of public safety. I suppose you fellows around Hastings have gone Into this matter thoroughly and maybe the situation is hopeless. How­ ever. the thought came to me that possibly If this tree is still would be no danger io the public and that lhe tree might still live for a good many years more, glace It would not have। to support Itself. Thought maybe hardbolied engineers had----- last link In the distribution of various automotive products, call­ ing on service stations. independent building was completed in 1963 in UH cutlets “Martinislng" is described m a Ron Dingerson Tops in State r In Showmanship Past Prairieville Leader Dies Rites Saturday garage was according to the report. Tubbs. 78. Rl Delton, formerly [ Memorial Hospital at Wednesday. Sept. 1. were 2 pm. Saturday at the muted the tow btd of 3197.176. Hasttdgs Electric has the electrical contract of 315.106. Ace Humbins J that |3 R<»» Dingtraon. son of Mr. and perhaps Russell Dlngenon of Ri Hast rlth that lhet »ngs. Nashville Road, took first 1 Cemetery at Plainwell one of them made a wish bey have place tn beef showmanship at the 1 MlUtar. .1 didn't come true and they let's see that ample consideration is given the matter, far while Caere's life there's hope.-Wllh -.if; 2^'s F?.. regards. best Very truly yours, C. E. Bollum—PR. The fact is I cut down. MB' (When thia Township as supervisor for many Ron. who won showmanship Pine Lake. He served as citalrman structure. wiUi a concrete floor und years Id a. rim, outpointed 80 in Supervisors 1n 1950-51. his showmanship class in the State competition. Otsego, the son of Willard and Undoubtedly the sentimental A 1965 Hastings High graduate, The "L" shaped building win Serrtcea will be held Thursday feeling that many Barry County from the Vogt Funeral Home In resldmU Ind for the "Wishing he Is to matriculate at Michigan State University this Fall. 2. VT T/...,..— L-C-.T,,;;; I Tree " was expressed oy me ioiHe married Grace Padgett on has about 18 000 square feet : hl In lowing poem. In ths issue of Dec June W, 1B», .1 Ukhirt. Ind. The Road Commission has M Burial wHl be tn Woodlawn Ceme-|30. . M 1945. 1W6. written written by by Mra Mrs Lots Lola regular employees and four Um* ten. Verfnontville. Lltchut 'Lois A. Pryor, and en­ porary workers titled “Under The Wishing Tree": MidVilla Has New Owners There's one outstanding memory The thought of it is dear to me While reminiscing on The things I hoped some day would be Under the Wishing Tree. Jack and Joe Sllverna’.e Rapids have purchased Grand r IVlIla bowling lanes, dlnthe MldV..._ --------------------------Ing and lounge facility from Mr. How many times since childhood days. Building, a bit late to complete and Mra. Earl Cole, who had owned and operated the business Those happy days gone by. She attempted to leave via the since they opened It In the Fall Have you trekked over those byClothing valued at 3535 belong Stale Street door after 6 o'clock. And there you paused to sigh special education. Northeastern. was taken, while clothing valued Or dreamed a dream, wished it the midyear Include Jan KleU- at 3362 98 belonging to Johnny Under the Wishing Tree. man. Hastings, MSU. third grade Jlnaclo, of Denver. Colo. was ta­ passerby. Learning of her pre- in Grand Rapids. at Central; Virginia Anderson. ken. Her clothes included dreaaes dicament. they crossed to Gard-1 The transfer of the liquor II- Did some ot those fond dreams and other artkies, and his in­ | come true special education, Southeastern. cluded a tux. two dinner jackets That to you. meant so much 1 and other things. \ Not many—Just a certain few You iteld ip deeper touch Demos Plan Dinner And wished so hard that they Mrs Irene Parker, chainnun of tire Burry Countv Democratic Com­ Under the Wishing Tree. mittee. and others are making 13. at the West Elementary Under Its great arching branch, plans for a SsriM steak dinner to School. Coffc —J ”— there Many a secret told HaU on meeting and program. And people came from every­ where This strange tree to behold And wished, as did both you Dottle, decided to remain in converUble'i backward glances Under the Wishing Tree. “bits i>fyesterday”... as gleaned from the Banner filet Dowling Library To Open Monday « The Township Library at Dowl- Thomas <Frances' Plantefaber. tog serving Baltimore and Johns- both of Kalamazoo, and Mra. Ptdl town Is- to be opft starting on I (Lottie) Strobel of Chicago. Ill. Monday. Sept. 13. with more books ------------ •—— obtained through the setion of the 'jHHS STUDENTS' DANCE Barry County Library Board I Hastings High students are inIVtted to a TGIF (Thank Good- RUMMAGE BALE - BT.W.. Parish House, TThura. Sept. 31, 5-8 pm. and Frl, Sept. 34. 9 am.• 5 pm. 9/9 SL Rase Senior Clliseiu Club will meet on Monday. Sent. 13 at I pm. in the school hall. and Fridays. special requests should make them < The library has new shelving, as Divided Colors Hanover Tuesday reported there den on the west side of their home, but one bloom Is especially entrancing. Half of It la a reddish color ancClhe other half yellow— the colon are divided right down the middle. ARTS * CRAFTS SHOW And now they say that it must go Perhaps it served its time But folks will mlas it, we all know shrine tings .schools for the 1945-46 Herold C. Hunt, one time a>-1 season is 1.417, according to SupL surtant principal of Hartings D. A. VanBusklrk, a gain of 55 High and mare recently super- j over last year. intendent of schools in Chicago. . . . . Ill., has been named to serve a* Harrison Dodds, chairman of Under Secretary of Health. E<|u- | the Barry County Salvage cation and Welfare in the Eisen- ' mlttee has been notified ' lura-er Administration. Registered Cow Shot in Head In Pasture According to the Show elulr- vtsttgatlng the killing of a regis­ tered bred Uiree-yeur-oJd hersford Alderman Albert O clwlrman of the City Council's 30 and all collection will era! at . ___ . — .nnrtirvw -----. that a contract has been with Arthur Keeler. 811 8. Wash- CHAMPION SHORTHORN —The grand champion shorthorn, 30 Years Age meeting of tne Dowling the materials f<r salvage. MORE ABOUT! BACKWARD GLANCES^ j Total enrollment In Qw Has- at Michigan Stale University Ai BARRY COUNTY CHAMPION—Arian Heise of Woodland (righti receives hl. trophy from William Stidham of Hartings, a member Tnuraday. and were all right. Undenheriff Gordon Trick said lhe.gun may be traced through ballistics testa. �r ——■ .......... — । four children of Overland Ptrk.f Muratn* to their home Ln Jack_ . __ .. Kas . recently visited her par-1 son Personal Mention !«U. the C. c. Hlgble*. vacation- [ Mr. Blanche Merrick accomatwo wtaka with them at Otm panted her nephew and wife, Mr. 1. Mba Nancy Hlgble left ,nd Mn r«m Merrick, to their The Adlebart Heaths and the Friday to rtwtr.e her teaching hom« ta DetoM on Monday where William Heath* have changed dutiaa al Vaqdereook Lake. Mr. .he vialted until Wednesday The honwa. lhe Adalbert! not living Hlgble. who waa taken fll in the Merrick* were bringing their ____Road and the Wil-1 Upper Peninsula and entered in, daughter. Jean, to MSU for enon _ Coburn iumTTTnadfhM Ham* un Bedford Road Hoad II niod«eU HoaplUl, la now recap-1 IoiimeI1t. Mr and Mrs Art RlemMlM BaWy Heath left last week । , fr»tu>< »l home. ier md Gertrude Rueeel 1 of Mb* Sally Heath left for Albuoucrtiue Nil. where the' Mr. and Mra. Ken OUoeen and Cleveland, Ohio, were here over is U a student at the School ot of Ar- family, who have been vacation-1 the weekend and were dinner chiteclure at the Univmity of ing at Ludington for a week,; guest* of Mra. Blanche Merrick Mt*1'" »P*nt lhe weekend with hi* par- 'on Saturday evening Site accomMr and Mrs Michael Grey and ent*, the 1 S. Ottosen*, before ponied them to Mason on Sunday Kenneth Span Suffers Fatal Attack Tuesday n —- - ■ aarvloM fur Kenneth II .»• wftwk mt- Mk. kod Mil. Komar Reynold* nd Jack took Jim Ooulooae to ■ home in Hrndtraoa. Ky. and iHHM* for a weak1! vacation •fib the Harold Ooulooxej MT. and .Mrs Bernard Gilding Burlington, Wla. Mnl Labor Day weekend with MtMiank. Mr. and Mrs ClarJfBKW and sister, Mr. and Ln. FMyd Myers and family Tlye Hariri Bt Martina and the -Chip* Bt. Martin* enterUlned the Lloyd St. Martin* of Fremont over the Labor Day weekend. A weekend ago. lhe Henry St. Mar­ tin* were at Shanty Creek. Bel­ laire, attending a Heady-Mix convention. The Garth Florlas and the Wm. Eastmans vacationed at the Fiona cottage in the Upper Peninsula over the weekend. Gueau of the Rudy Flora* a BACK TO SCHOOL •SPECIALSWith Coupon Bolow 5 Hole Notebook FILLER PAPER M Births at Pennock With Coupon Below ... Michigan Beet ~ £1 * SUGAR Spartan 300 Shoot* INSTANT BREAKFAST . CANDY BARS WAXED PAPER. ..Spartan Fabric Softener .Spartan JOY Liquid Detergent 100 Fl. Bottle SHURFINF PURE VEGETABLE GIANT CHEER Durfee By Mra; John Hook CHUCK ROASTS SPARTAN... frozen ORANGE JUICE Hept. It with Mx». Owen Guyior. We will be r*Ung things ready for Fort Cuatar Children'* Hunt. * Mr and Mra. Robert Amer and family »ttc Sunday dinner SKINNED, DEVEINED, ANO FRESH BONELESS STEW MEAT ASWFSKIT BEEF LIVER Beef Hearts or Tongues SLICED BOLOGNA GROUND BEEF FROM CHUCK BUDDIG SMOKED . . . CHOICE OF TURKEY OR HAM SLICED MEATS MIAMI OR IMPERIAL BONELESS OVEN ROASTS TH! CHANGING SCENE Redeem Bonus Coupon No. 10 for These Extra Free Stamps 100 EXTRA FREE STAMPS U you would like to make your hunt, Inside and out­ side, txnab and clean again, there* nothing like a new mint )ob to do the trick For Cans With Purcbaaa ot TlraPkga. Spartan I’min Vegwtablea 50 EXTRA FREE STAMPS With Pun-baae of a TaoPouAd Pkg. Sparun Frankfatura SPARTAN - PACKAC 5 HOLE NOTEI FILLER PAPER ■ With Thia. Coupon and o J5 or More Food Pure Kata | Thru Sot, Seal 11, 196.' COTTAGE CHEESE �Frank Gibson Charged With Manslaughter \I Attend Services Mrs. OlT» Dies Mlwes Mary Kent and Ruth1 Marriage Licenses Frank Gibson. M. RS Hastings, waived examination when he was arraigned Aug. 31 In Municipal Court on a charge of manslaugh­ ter. He was bound over to the September term of Circuit Court nixanee. southwest of Hasting* near the Hamer Bauchman home. In Kurtz attended the funeral for . A a fl»*unlilntA? Mtts Kurtz's aunt. Miss Alma E. Al UtlllSlHer S Kurtz, held Monday at Howel!,!. J? . At the same time commital serv- < LI-—- _ Jo ices were held'for Mtts Kurtzs! 110016 1 UCSuHY uncle. Reuben J. Kurt* 1 J 2 Middleville Lads Bicycle For 800 Miles Two rather tired but happy boys returned to their hemes In Mid­ dleville On Tuesday after having completed an 800-mlle bike ride. Mra. Ward Colo will entertain tile Jolly Neighbor Birthday Club members Sunday for a car­ ry-in dinner. * The Briggs WSC8 will have a bake sale at Nashville Friday. CARD OF THANKS thur K. Hamp, Raymond E Ful­ ler and Robinson. nurse* and ' nurse-aldns for their understand­ Ing care given our husband and father while at Blodgett-Me­ morial Hospital. Also Dr. Wedel and Pennock Hospital staff. Rev George Elliott for hi* home and hospital visit* and comforting ministry at the service* for our loved one: Leonard-Osgood Fun­ eral Home for their tiwughtful services and lhe pallbearer*. Rev Willard Curtis for hl* home and hospital visits, the E. W. Bitts employee* and Local 330. friend*, relative*, and" neighbor* for the twaullful flowed*. th* Deacons of the Pint Presbyterian Church,' tho*e giving to the Memorial I gift* A special thank you to Mrs. Etta Norris: Mrs Resile Smith, and Mr*. Violet Marble for **sis tins in the home; and to all our friend* for the food, cards. personal visit*, and phone calls. Mrs. Metha Keech Kfr. and Mra. Donald Keech and Family Mr and Mrs. William Keech and Family Mr and Mrs. Russell Keech . and Family Brother* and Sister* r^ 'lordon ~~1 I I j Ironside Agency INSURANCE > 20B E. fcste a 19*2 graduate ol Middleville'* T-K Personal Mention --------------------------------- — The David Bhaull \famliy of Mr. and Mrs John Clarey. Jr., Plymouth were here Sunday to who have been living on the AirAlr- vi*U »er porentt, Dr. and Mrs port Roed this Summer, ore the George Lockwood. Doctor being porento of a daughter. Kelly “ poUent at Pennock Hospilal. Ann. who was bom al 2:2S pm.! The Chuck rterrick family Tuesday al Pennock Hoepltai un a «F> ««• u“'. weighing 1 pound*. 12 ounce*. Coart where they plan to locale. i ___ ‘ ■ - - _— At thr. nif nt. ftmn th^v nn* Mrs. John Clarey and Mr. and visiting his .•■Utter and family at Mr* Donald Wellfare of Algon- Willington. Calif. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Welton, । Tile Ray Haywood* and their Appelman spent the weekend at | gran<J*on, Larry, returned re­ Butternut Lake near Hesperia. . cently from a visit with the Hay­ . woods' daughter and family, Capl and Davld ateinke. at I _ *>_ t-.—— the National Guard Air Force. homecoming. * Mr. and Mr*. Ijdus Missionary Circle of Uie John Power* are living In Mr*. ■Baptist Church and the Auxlllary Bessie Decker's farm house until 'of the Brotherhood of Railroad. they leave .for- their Florida, home a The children from the In addition to Mm. McConnell, Moore District have started to school, some going to Nashville and the rest to Hasting* The iNa*hville; nine grandchildren: 18 district voted to close Uie school.1) W The Motlicr's Club will meet j great - grandcididren; a brother.) Nashville, and two rirtcra': Tuesday. Sept. 14. at the home (Otha I Mr, of Cva Edarr nf Its it ltw< anH ' Of Mr* Agnes MIUeson she open house for Mr. and Mrs John Powm for their wed­ Mr* Alma Fingleton to visiting ding anniversary and fareve.'i daughter and family, the । Crty before leaving for Florida. her Walter Caulklns in Detroit. I Id at lhe home of Mr. and Mrs Blair Hawblits on Sunday, was well attended. * Mr. and Mr* Roger Reed of Shelbyville, for­ merly of High Bank, are parents of u son. * Mr. and Mr*. Will Velte of Lake Odessa were Sun­ day dinner guest* of Mr. and ! Mr* Austin Schantz and they at­ ।tended the open house for Mr. and Mn John Powers. * The Befc: it Farm Bureau Discussion group met last Saturday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Maynard Perry in Nashville. the World's Fair, walked lhe Kellogg Field. Baltic Creek by Board Walk in Atlantic City, and Dave Hulbert, son of the Lyle you would l»vc iward tha ncltool had many pleasant experiences. Visiting the Haywood* on Batur- Hulbert*, who lues completed ids work in Ihdia with the Peace clllc Abels of Pleasant Valley, their granddaughter. Mr. and Mrs Donald Stansloskl, accom­ The Chet Hodgee left Tuesday Delton June grads. Brent panied by htt mother, and their and returned Bunday from a motor trip through The Dells In Brafurd and Dan Sutherland grandson, the Larry Humphreys, enter Olivet College a* Frexh- of Grand Rapid*. Mrs. Peltier which began on Wednesday. Wisconsin spent Saturday in Lansing with moved with hl* family from her daughter. Mr*. Clyde Keller, ; 7.. .. ..,7 Ewl all‘> now resides between of Comstock Park. Mtts Kath­ family of Manitowoc. WU. This Hartings and Nashville, begins erine Peltxer was home from Glen Hendec. who ha* been a wnrk Ur, Virginia RotM nntl „T. '. htt third year ot Olivet tills Fall. Grand Rapids over the weekend patient at Pennock Hospital the and accompanied her parent* to has made membership in rpe- visit friends in Freeport. sidering surgery to have her claltzed singing group al Westen: Mra. Roger Wttwell entertain­ remaining fool removed. * Mias Mr. and Mra. Nolan Gutcheaa ed relaUrea from Port Wayne, Helen lUcoor returned to her returned Saturday after a week's U. of M. frosh Mike Adrounle, IncL. dunng the Labor Day weekteaching duties at Coion on spent tlic iwliday weekend withend. .Monday after spending the va- tending the World* Fair. Their youngsters stayed with relative* Adrounle. in Battle Creek while they were field. III. arrived this weekend and Mrs Jerome McNamara ol to visit her daughter and family, Kenosha. Wl*. the Patrick Hodges. Pickup and Delivery. friend* join them at their Hlg- THE FURNITURE tend the funeral of Um? former's Koren and Krttn Hodge.i of 11 mile canoe trip on the Ail; Sable River. week with their gnuidmatber, The John Hopkins arc' now Mra. Harry- Appleman. The Ringo Bwingo Square '; living an E. Clinton where they Dance Club will meet tor their will rraide until the new home Cook subdivision U completed. LEGAL ■UBUCATIOX. ■« *1 Krtst* 1 | ' Robert Sherwood family imt rwunu case 1 through Monday. Let LOCAL FINANCE be BACK TO SCHOOL” EXPENSES ‘25 IO *1,000 at. Local Finance 112 S. Jgffanon, Halting* Phosia Wl 5-3424 IN HASTINGS I’niwiii ALWAYS FIRST QUALITY » YOUNG MODERN CAMPUS BUYS! Elkhart. Slander Friday, Sept. 10 at o'clock. There will be potluck refreshment*. k----- - eastern School. Bring dishes and I The __ UPHOLSTERING New Postmaster miles north of Woodlancr. u the Farm Bureau will meet al the ------ * Mr and Mrs Robert Hart. Mr. Frank and Rom (Ccrverlyi Fisher. and Mra Vtm Hawbliu and Mr. and Mra. Larry Hawblll* from an June 22. 1919. He died on June Baltic Creek attended the ama- , Everett Phelps for the remainder car skidded and slid Into Jim's bike. He, however, saw it caning1 --------- - . Mr*. Louise Mortenson and son of Chicago Spent u few day* last; week with her parents, Mr. and Mr*. Albert Bell. They called on I acddenL and that a minor hurt and his bicycle remained in, By Mr^. Orlie VanSycklr Bl fs*.|$s* tact. The boy* are "chalking this Mr. and Mra. Voight VanSyckle trip up" a* a wonderful experience. and family relumed recently fnxn the north where Urey liave \wr a W7 JI ,1 been varatlooing. * Mr. and West Woodland Mra Charles Watsor. from Flori­ da have been vuiUng RD. and By VictorSisson Mr*. Ethan Winter*. Sunday they , MT-1U1 all went to help a auter-ln-law. School days. school days. Mra Ray Winter*, celebrate lier Dear old golden rale days. birthday. * Youth Fellowship of . Reddin' and 'rilin' and 'rithBrigg*. Bunfield and Dowling . . . „. field Church at 0:30 pm. Sun­ and they're here again!-The day * The Briggs W8CS will "Wkw-rw rii/l It msec at the church for dinner ounce son, Crane F Rogers, born --------- llinhbflllk ^daughter, Mr*. Ednah McConnell .. M .... at Nashville, are to be held at 2 By Mrs. V ern Hawhlita pjn. Friday at the Nashville BapHsifcvrt. sil-noi | tin church. killed. Hut boys left on Sunday, Aug. Mra. Tungate was riding with her husband when their car col­ lided with a Chevrolet pickup Canada. Mackinac Island, then truck driven by GU>*on fallowing U8-2 across the Upper Mr. Tungate was critically in­ Peninsula into Wisconsin. jured. as waa Mr. Gibson. GlbAt Miuktgon they took the Clip­ per ucrow. and arrived In Grand route to his home when Uie acci­ dent occurred. THE HASTING* BANNERS I Cirtrleatown. W. visited his the holiday weekend. Mr. and Mra. Donald VahLttng of Chlmen III 'and IT nt M BUILDING Wayne Hazel' Phon* 374-3523 COMING SEPTEMBER 16 tile weekend, and visited Steve Cooley a patient In Pennock Hospital Wayne State U. students Ulvls and Justs Orinvalds were iximc skirt spectacular! ALL FABULOUS WOOL DOESKIN FLANNEL! PLEATS! A-LINES! SLIM-LINERS little daughter, Elizabeth Ann, Run, don't walk! During our Birthday celebration you'll find values like never before! All wool skirts in soft, supple doeskin flannel. . . precisely tailored with expensive detailing usually found only in more costly skirts! School daisies . . . cluster ptfeats, slim 'n arrow - narrows, weltseam<»d A-lines! All this—and a smashing low price! Favorite fall colors in the group, for sizes 8 to 18. Wisconsin, arrived Wednesday to SalMl: Hr-puatli PkUip ft. Ml More About- THIS WEEK'S SPECIALS GARDNER'S-The SUPER Drug Store where you can save on all your Health Needs including Prescriptions. Guaranteed low, fair prices on all pharmaceuticals. SALE 12,„94 M2 Flashbulbs 12,.. 94 AG-1 Flashbulbs 67‘ 98‘ Cepacol 67' Gillette SS Blades 10, .66 SM Toilet Tissue 67' ’I00 Breck Shampoo Hair Spray..99 Just 7644 Plus S&H Green Stamps i G'ARDNERl nh Backward Glances Continued from Page Ono ninth and tenth grades and send the pupil* to Hartings. OPEN ROUSE At The VIRGIL PUNG Farm The Telephone Company last Wk completed the installation of Ila underground cable from street to Bolttrood. This improve- 1689 BUGBEE — IONIA • Free Stall Homing the greatest little slipons • Tonganoxie Milk System and cardigans for the money! Lush dable FROM 10:00 A M. to 4:00 —SPONSORED BY— RIG DUTCHMAN. INC. Zealaad , CLADDING FARM MATERIAL HANDLING EQUIP. designs, pebble knits, luxuriously hand fashioned! Solids and frosted tones. S. M. L. riving here at 13:30 pm. and evening program. .Hall, loaia AEROVENT FAN sad EQUIPMENT CO. Lsasiag. Ph. 517-393-3100 Ventilation CURTIS » SONS BUILDERS NstkvMs, Ph. OL 3-9340 SUNFIELD FARMERS ELEVATOR CO. HAROLD HULL SURGE DAIRY FARM EQUIP. CHARGE IT Milking Sy*Hm MATT SCHRAUBEN BADGER NORTHLAND, INC, AND HAVE IT! ADL CEMENT CONTRACTOR Building Material RANDOLPH READY-MIX DRUGS county treasury a* bounty for 110 W. Stale Fluffy-rich woolond-mohair blends knit vp Into • Materials Handling that local licensing board* ran- every application for a permit. hand-knits 7.99 IONIA • Environmental Control fide reason for doing so. Ac* No. 313 pawed by the Irgttlature woolmohai DISPLAYING THE FINEST. MODERN • Liquid Manure System ■gun bravo! Italian Wl 5-2114 FEDEWA BUILDERS Wasrahsli* MICHIGAN GLASS LINED STORAGE Hinrntw Ox.s«n-frM OPEN EVERY DAY 9 A.M. UNTIL 5:30 P.M OPEN FRIDAY 9 A M. UNTIL 9 P.M. �claim*. Extra agenla were pul into (are aynonyffious with diameter. C HABTINGH ^BANNER EDITORIAL (Continued from Pg. 1. thia Sac ) In fact. Sen. O'Brien haa pub­ lically wneared tha names of four companies. Auto Owners. Home Mutual. State Mutual and Hastings Mutual, imply Ing that they are all guilty of unfair treatment to policy areas inihonroty and Ihltarlly. Our agency ~ 1; take* pride ta the fact It repraorder to expedite payments. Every effort wss made to get thrtr policy •ents «tly companies who havs Uie holders back In buslr.ewi as kon as (xusible. This fact aJona, and the customer*. we solid not be in business very long. I tnut that you and your committee's tavesUgatkxi will clear Uu*e fine Michigan companlre of the diargr* that I am aure are unfounded." of proof or In any way explalrUng hli charges Official Action of the Hastings City Council Q—I've heard that you can fight a tax care all the way Co the Supreme Court? tt that,true? A—-Y**, it la. although the letter to Ben O'Brien wrote. "On Aug. 29. my usual Sunday morning reverie was suddenly jolt­ ed wlwn I unfolded my Grand Rapids Prt» and saw cmbtaioried. on the front page, in large, bold type the headline, PROBE SET All this la damaging, in Ute ex­ treme to cranpanira that hpve spent years in building a firm foundation for prompt service and million were paid to paltry hoidera by tile various companies involved, fair dealing with policy hoidera. Many people will, of counie. see a group that included Hastings Mutual. David Zylstni. of Grand Rapid*, a member of Gov. Rom­ ney's DuOster Team and. other members of the Grand Rapids As­ sociation of Insurance Agent* COMPLAINTS' Jolted reverie gave way to shock and utter disbelief when I read the allegations of the so-called injured and the direct quotations attributed to youraelf What really gave me n act-tack was what I learned pn Monday morning when I telephoned the Hasting* Mutual Insurance Com­ hard lilt as in Alpine Township, pany and was Informed that they extra experienced adjusters were had received no summons or other brought In from other state* to notice of this 'probe* until AFTER the whole story had been rclcvcd speed Ute processing of claims. to the news media for publication attributed directly to you »lr. and I am only assume that lhe news media quoted you with rea*onable accuracy. it appear* that your only. Interval in Ulis whole procedure is to listen carefully to all evidence — before finding the companies gufity. I can only surmlxe what Ludit . Ruriau "A* an Independent insurance agent. I became deeply disturbed aging statements. and concerned after reading the. "Sir. I have represented the Hastings Mutual Insurance Com­ Firms' In the Detroit Sunday pata'r pany tn the Caledonia area of Kent of At*. 29, 1965. The alleged com­ County for 10 years now, and I plaints and discrepancies regarding would like to go on the record to adjustments of losses by repre­ state that it is my opinion, baser! sentatives of Auto-Owners and on actual experience, tiiat they Hastiugs Mutual Insurance Com­ have always liandled tins claims panies are hard leg me to believe. presented them In a most fair, prompt, reasonable and highly ethi­ cal manner. Perhaps you are not ictlicmenta. I have rcprreziitcd riwart. Senator. Unit Hastings Mu­ these two fine companies for lhe tual 1* Uve pioneer Windstorm I put four years and I can assure you that In the Muskegon and CI.USIVE business for over 50 years and durirx: that time they earned the reputation at THE windstorm company In this State of Michigan. From their vast ex­ perience with wind laseea and from their sterling manner of operation. out will prove these fine companlre It is extremely difficult for me to worthy of high prate for the coticlude that they would, at tills manner in which they handled late date, become involved in lhe type ot claims liandllng that would tarnish this lung standing repu­ tation. We have jiersonally handled Old Paper Shows Medical School Growth, Change I Priced from 5250 DIAMOND RINGS by J. Millumlnfrlnc Gilmore Jeweler be seen in the Rackham Build­ Ing, la tlie program for the com­ mencement on March 29, 1865. 102 t Sfai. St. Income Tax Information Medical School. Retaming to the University M>«>, 945-531« J. Mllhsnlnp, Inc., (Thia column of questions and GIRLS DRESSES Suit Yourself Piiny over lhe years and have never had cause for complaint, nor found them to be unrnuunabte. unfair or slovenly in their trmt- the Fabulous "ONE CARAT" look! Q—I pay a maid $5 a week ; for part-time work. Instead of. deducting three and 5/8 percent i of her wage* for Social Security, can’t I jurt pay lhe full seven; and one-fourth percent myself at the end ot the quarter when prreslona by thoae who were the report 1* due? shocked at Ben. O'Brien’s tactics. One can only hope that the pt^xt will be a genuine one and not te styled by Kate Greenway, Nanette, Cinderella and Polly Flanders plus many other* and just in this matter. It Is fur­ ther hoped that, if the Companies year, nearly 7,000 claims were ad­ cluirged arc exonerated, trie news justed for a total otf about 815 million. An Industry that can take an assignment like this in stride. ration and praise and certai'tly deserve* a better fate than being faced with mud balls tossed in its Q—I recently won a prix^ln an essay contest and I under­ stand thia is taxable. The prize was a washing machine. Do I CORNER WALNUT AND S. JEfF&SON HASTINGS value of your priae. Fair market value is defined m the price at which the property would change hands between a willing buyer and a willing scUcr, ndtiicr being under any compulsion to buy or up-to-the minute WHY YOU SHOULD PRE ARRANGE THE dresses FUNERAL SERVICES Moking funeral arrangements in advance of need is both thought­ ful and wise. It assure* thqt your Curlee Clothes wishes will be followed—that your dren'a support. In other words,; If they are with you the full tax year and the amount you con- j tribute towards their support is greater than the amount you. receive from the welfare deport­ mens and from any other sources j for placing the children In your: that every man should be able to buy a suit wants. You are no exception. You will find consdMK, espedolly of their older skiers' fashion trends. So they know fust how smart they believes in the styl#. color, fabric and pattern that he Little girls ore very fashion- family will be spared many major look when they're wearing decisions. There is no cost or obli­ dur wise little dress chokes. gation for our counsel. * in our Fall-Winter C.URLEE Suit collection YOUR Suit, a tot of style created for you by the eraftsmen at CURLEE. Come in—it’s wait­ ing for you! $6950 - *7950 Me Pltc^datA. MEN'S end LADIES* WEAR "Dress Well . , . You Can't Afford Not To" leodhrdOSGOOD sure Hurt I will not be undcrwlthhcld next year? A—You can reduce your with­ holding exemptions to na low M zero. If nccearery. If your with­ holding it st Hi not enough, you can arrange with your employer ^funenaiJJonui CHARLES H. LEONARD JACK D. OSGOOD Phone 945-2471 crease your quarterly payments. Q-Our an bw a pby»cal dlaabillty. For tiua rtuaou we | art planning to send IHm to a tpcctal school thia Summer: Look for famous 'Trade-Name' labels on the .. ParmaleeSr ------------ IM S>-»--------------- �। in the main a&f advertisement On Page 2 ■ Sec. 3 of This luue Should Be Ab Follows: This item Personal Mention 1 ..... .) hpme in Tampa. Fla., after hav- N.Y. and the surrounding ana , If JU tan RamU st Tamm. «' ~ >) « . • . nr‘ I She liad slides to show th# | audience and sang some at the • * .1 Navajo lungs. u^\C<a^dttpaxV^ShtCT’of Mr ’ Mb* rot ho «t‘‘rn«i to lhp WM".; ““ •SX,;,-““ Mr. and Mra. HoWertler «r> —- •■I Dowline called on Andy He ti 'I*™ Uhcm ’ The Ben Hmelmym have had la wonderful Iwo-month vacation :: rfjfht. - Mating gnd vigiUng many '. friends and relatives in Syracuse. INSTEAD OF 79c Vnr liliptlHt Clllircn NUTLEY-IN QUARTERS MARGARINE 6 J,"., 97 J Ur. end Mrs. JujUn Morr, Sr., liar. Janice, of Greenville. Ohio.1ST)C(IKH (it sneaker for the mrettng al the JchnMXW BapUUCbumh.. .8be bu has rtcfittly recjtjttly returned from Donald Simpsona of Clwrtatu-; Sbe wew gurwU of the Dick Cooka her tnlMionary work this Bum “ra. E’“ Sunday at their Wall Lake cot- rner with the Navajo Indiana and *•*« “tr auier, Mra. aeeiey Orr. ,t)tr [ me Hop! Indian* in Arttona and I of Naahvllle. QUALITY FURNITURE IN DOWNTOWN HASTINGS you RlCElVt FREE BONUS BUCKS WITH EACH DOLLAR ITEM PURCHASED HERE'S HOW IT WORKS: With each purchase (for Ono Week Only) you will be given cosh credit in the form of "Bonus Bucks." You Rog. $2950 then choose your own free gift and use INNERSPRING the bonus bucks to pay. IF FURCHASE: CHOOSE GIFT: IF FURCHASE: CHOOSE GIFT: Is S 10 to $ 20 ..Up to $ 3.00 Is $151 to $200 _Upto$ 35.00 Is S 21 to $ 50 ..Up to $ 8.00 Is $201 to $300 Is $ 51 to $100 -Up to $15.00 Is $301 to $400 _Upto$ 75.00 Is $101 to $150 -Up to $20.00 Is $401 or More ..Up to $100.00 _Upto$ 50.00 MATTRESSES 108 I O> or Full "GlTS J SONUS sucks' World famous Grohd Rapids construction, features: All Hard-wood and steel frames, luxury tufted foam cushioning, heavy duty washable nylon coverings and elegant GETS 20 BONUS BUCKS" QR8 <1 w GETS SOFA BEDS "STTS 8, BONUS I STEP TABUS Table Rockers 3-PIECE CURVED SECTIONALS Finest of workmanship and material* in this deluxe foam cushioned outfit ... g| pg 4%OO Color. REG.$249.50. "GETS 35 BONUS BUCKS." | | J > P DINNETTE Sets /Bronze gm g on OC Coffee mattress. Richly upholstered "GETS 35 BONUS BUCKS." J rPOi.E LAMPS GENUINE HIDE-A-BED SOFAS $249.50. or Chroma Finish "GETS 15 BONUS BUCKS" Fold-out type that features a full six* Innarspring ,ia 100% nylon . . . REG. 15988 Heavy Duty 4 fl IM Coven |Q k . Bj ODD CHES OFDRAWEI DELUXE BEDROOM SUITES WITH MAR-RESISTANT PLASTIC TOPS bookcase bed. Available in walnut, sea-mist grey or charcoal finishes. You would ffl expect to pay much, much more for this quality suite. REG. $219.95 ... I Several Wood Finite. if fl 1 Id | (J ■ ■GETS 8 BONUS - tops Extra long sofa that easily with extra extension leaf convert* into a spare bed and six fully upholstered plus a luxury chair*. Choice of color* and ioned matching lounge chair. finishes. Choose yours early. foam cush­ "orn is bonus bucks- ASTINGS H Reg. $59.50 ^ 5 DR. KNEE . HOLE DESK JKElMSl Maple "T "GETS 8 BONUS BUCKS' 117W. State "GSTI1 BONUS Bt BUCKS" wm’’’* g 2-PC. SOFA-BED AND CHAIR SETS 8-PC. DINING ROOM OUTFITS Mor-proof "formica" I HOLLYWOOD STYLE BEDS Aduir *%fl RS WHILE THEY LAST! "GITS 20 BONUS BUCKS." Rag $2930 "GETS 4 BONUS BUCKS’ w Rag. $59.50 Huge double styled Mr. and Mrs, dresser with tilting mirror, roomy chest of drawer* and smartly styled modom gm "GITS B BONUS BUCKS' ■ BUCKS" Including dmmor. mirror, toll .!«• bod. end matching chest of ■V^^OI drawers. Modern wal­ nut woodgrain finish. > REG. $129.50. > # BONUS BUCKS" Record Cabinets • GETS B BONUS Complete Bedroom Sett A full length bed-for-two is deverfy con­ cealed in this smartly w ■ ryl.d .ofo-bydoy. A Storage compartment in base. REG. $79.50. “T # , Bocks * £ 1 I decorator inspired styling. REG. $219.50. I FULL LENGTH ‘chO;°.u;f728i L Colon dfaW RECLINER 4 LOUNGE Chairs 7 DELUXE 2-PIECE LIVING ROOM ENSEMBLES Double Size Sofa-Beds ’ Rag. $59.50 A Reg. $59.50 ?sr‘ar 5 A88< I & I 1 $129.50 GETS IS BONUS SUCKS" �■ g—THE HASTINGS BANNfTt Thursday. September 9. 1MJ Interesting and Include* a large u stiver erraa which ha found at MfC Bullis Prairie alt* at Irvfhg. '• 11 r .. '. \WP l/Pf JWUIUUI Historical Group To Hear Talk by to remark The original plaque ।placed there about SO yean* ago PJf4kJau I by the Barry County Pioneer DI [111 OdV Sonetv ha* been taken bv van. I Mf> VnJ BvtlUrr of Plaln. Idtlt, _ nM >HW ,| , 111 j Other tUModc site* that Wifi day *n*d"Mra“ Leon “thinning Society member* will begin their 1M5-IMJ activities with n meeting at 8 pm. Thursday. Sept. 18, at the Hastings City Bank. * Michigan *U1 1*11 bow, ahen he d . the interesting Indian artifact* 4 that lie will have on display Johnson* collection u ma-.t- Some 70 relatives and fricruls i inayer. Alan and Denlar. a mmi I and wife, and grandchildren. ’ took Mr. and Mrs. Srhondelnut yer and daughter. Mary to the Landlubber Inn for dinner, then reluming them home where serving the girt* In this ana. Training committee meetings have been held lo complete plana for Leader’s Fall Workshop Mrs. Gerald Skedgrll U chairman ot this committee entertain with a reception for the couple since their wedding because of Mr. Curtiss’ military duly lie served four years and finished hl* tour of duty in July. decor with a pink and white motif. White wedding bell* were used in the decoration* and cor­ sage* for tha assistant* at lhe party were fashioned of chrysan­ themums and daisies The hon­ oree bride, in a white dress, ac­ cented her costume with cran- Society newS inivo P Pw’JwAo Th"r *'rtT 14 trachfrs ,nxn hX N'"Gicu*t<.n School to enjoy a L« P*r”r ,nd * brunch at 77^12,“ ° Sunday af- |he of Mnk A]ry (BeUyi i temoon. Aug. X>. Haven* on Thursday morning of Barbecued Summer 1* alnwt gone and members of the Hasting* Camp Mr. and Mrs. George J. Bsranson were hosts at their No. 4 rural route home Bunday after­ noon, Aug 29th. from 3 until 8 o'clock when Uier entertained honoring their daughter and husband, Mr and Mrs Roland Curtiss. Cemetery, the Block House on where she 1* being cared for Scales Prairie, southwest of MidThe party was the fulfillment 'UcrHlc. and, of com?, the of a promise made to Mrs. SweltMan&on House site made fa- ur long ago by Beatrice and ...mi. mou* Iw by V.nWM Yankee Kill BUI TLewis In tn IK. the twin Leon. warty 1800’s. । She and her husband. Nick, Anyone interested In the bls-1 *«• {’,|tndl °r ll>* w>1118111 tori cal background of the coun- Dunnings, Ixons parent* ty will find thsae meetings must About 40 friend* helped her eninteresting Dues for the coming ***r 5*** *1111 H* candles and _______. ----- ------'die received a number of gifts. year are now payabi? Ttie guests came from Kansas .and Ohio, from Kalamasoo, Galesburg. Delton and Alm* a* well a* Plslnwtll. Friends Honor The Schondelmayers On 25th Jubilee Need Leaders lo Aid Camp Fire Girls' Program Roland Curtisses Are Honored at Festive Reception Honored on 100th matching corsage of roses. As ways been a favorite with all of Summer, and a get-acquainted1 party for tlx»’ teaciUru; for lhe first time this year at North- j rastern. Included th the new the iioine at the chairman. Mrs tlxy plan to complete a calenThe C»mp Fire Group* that will be working on the wood ENGAGED—Mr. and Mrs. Floyd gathmr's rank this year win Earnest Jessop of 324 E Fred­ participate In ihr Conservation erick. LalUlng. are announcing Exhibit. «nd * "CanUval” 1* to the engagement of their daugh­ ter. Barbara Ann. to William groups participating from Hai­ Gibson, son of Mr and Mrs ling* and Delton. The proceeds Frank Gibson of R3. Wall Lake will go to lhe camp Fire cabin Rd. Mlsi Jessop Is a 1985 gradu­ project Mrs. LaVeme Bowman ate of Eastern High School at 1* chairman ol thia committer. Members are urged by leadens Lansing and Is employed at the Michigan National Bank at Lan­ sing. William is a I9C2 graduate ol Hasting* High, served three years with the Army fn Germany llUD -------■nd I* manager of the Town Talk | a^nt to belong to the organlxaService Station at 480! N. Grand Uon y(xl can help, please call River. Lansing. The wedding date Mrl Donal Sorby. group organl1* Nov. 5. 1965 lalioo chairman ------------ •-----------Camp Fire Girl* !» supported man Nell, aunt and uncle of Mrs Curtiss. Mis* Patricia Flfelski at­ tended to the guest book while lhe Misses Carol and Christine Hall took charge of Mie gifts I hem Avis Sponable. Mnr Jeannettj Assisting with the serving of A beautiful thrtr-Uerrd cake. ■ Tredinnick and Mrs Barbara! refreshment* were MH* Mary ice cream, punch and coffee wire Burkholder. MRS VICTOR JON BROEKEMA Bllllngsly at the punch bowl and served after the opening ot many ' • • • . . . Ml** Marilyn Kay Chapman Becomes Bride ' coffee table* and the Misses Sally - An open house honoring Mr । < t _i nice gilt* . Mrs. G. David Hoag entertain- I------------------------------ ”'i—--------- I Woodmansee and Kay Jordan. and Mrs. Donald Heacock of i Luncheon TUGSOOV Guests from Holland. Lansing, rd with a dinner party on Sat- | 1723 N. Broadway on their 25th I The WSWS ot th? Hastings Grand Rapids. Caledonia. Mid- urday evening which was a surwedding anniversary 1* being Evangelical United Brethren dleviUe. Freeport and Hasting* prise birthday celebration for 1 ~ Pn invArd hw "7^ where lhe three - tiered bridal planned by their children, Mrs Church will hold a buffet iunchwire there Stanley Flnkbelner of Middle- ... n . Caroiyn Ntabitt and David lira- eon at 12.30 pm Tuesday. Sept. Mr Schondetmayer I* employ- । villa. Oue*te other than the hon- y |rfnr KmAkPfflA There were over 100 guest* cd by Barry Included Mrs Flnkbeiner. • VI UIUUDVIIIU | Bony County Rood Road ComCom- [ oree 1 with some coming from Illinois. e-clctniUon, which will be iidd Those attending are aMted lo □PT Pill ■ mission and Mrs Schondelmayrr i Dr. and .Mrs Jack Brown and ••• • . rv I I McIntyre and Mr*. Cedric Morey Wisconsin and Indiana. at their home will be Saturday, bring their own table service and nt Hastings Mutual Insurance |! at the Hasting* Hotel Wednesday The Curtisses are living in Bat­ Sept. 18. Frtentl* and relalivns a dish to share Rolls and bevI ... .. B,1<1 Thursday afternoons The tle Creek where Mr*. Curtis* has are invited to attend from 2 to erage furnished • Mis* IMarlhmKy Chapman delightfuldelightful parties wereenjoyed Mr. and Mr*. Walter Caukins| , L * ’ . kJI™ vu-i’tT-^n pa.— -----------been employed at the Federal 10 pm. ■ a nursery will be provided. ..... 14 juesti. lhe jllltAFAll A I Of Alto were Thursday evening ,n Ule *««kly duplicate bridge hwame J***™ the tl,e bride b^d* of Victor V*'4* Jon b> |,iinor. of PauT H^am and 'Ka«ing* Country j> For lhe first days’ play the Center ever since she finished her ------------ •-----------I The new samples of Christmas studies al Argubright Business Dr. and Mrs. Robert Cary and greeting <*ud* and the sewing College teniUf’spent last weekend at the kite and blixurn for World Com•»nc a* s*t LI Herren of Ionia was here on fn th.' north-south play. 1-ftke wlth Ule Rev- Darld Mc’ SX »/'.<« ph.t i 'sute Fair and wsre aU very munlty Dey will be on display, Z05 N. Michigan Friday to take her father. Paul Second went to Mr*. Robert 2j“’ehorr5e.n”t I Caston. Mrs. Rkh*rdF«dpau«:h happy that Peg won a "Fourth" The branch project on Indonesia on her horse which she showed will be presented —OPEN DAILY— BrY*nt. to Grand Rapid* to the c«* *«> F**nk McCloskey ।Church of Kalamaxoo officiating Mfg iron*ld». Mn. Earl —yrfciw azrasa.1 eye specialist. Mr. Bryant underStryker Parents of the couple are Mr ;Coltm>n and Mrs. James RaduispniBii of w iw ond, j -' The local scene Is brightened 9 A.M. to 1 1 P.M. <M<* M MVMW ^.,n_ Un.. i.ana ‘u“1 Mr*. Mri Lama Loma Davidson of! of j and Mrs Lloyd Chapman R3 ffor .7. ent eye surgery some time ago ! o^d and Mrs -niursdsy Grand Rapid* Rapid*. East-west East-west honors htuun 11 Pine Lake and Mr -----Ur, nTLn r‘ Thuradky. afternoon afternoon bridge bridge by vUlt* of former resident*. Mr*. । went to Mrs Rudolph Flora and Clarence Broekema otAfR3 Delton ttlnne„ proved to be Mrs Cor­ Harold Dunning of Hemet. Calif, Mra. Harry Burke Second went Tlie double ring ceremony was nell Denton, Mrs Roy Hubbard, and Mr*. Frank Pasco (formerly to Mr*. W R. Birk and Roy performed In the presence of 2tX) I Hubbard and third to Dr. W. R guests at an altar banked with Wuwell, Mrs. Gordon Flnnlr. daughter. Stacy Kay. of Garden Birk and Mr*. Roy Hubbard. basket* of white gladioli and Mrs. Willard Lawrence. Mrs Bur­ Grove. Calif " • • • greens. Mrs. Marlon Schmiege. nell Larke and Mrs. Lyle Gil­ The three flew here together. Mrs. Pasco 1s visiting her par­ Mra Ben Carr chairmaned the orB*nUl- accompanied the soioLit lespie. day for the ladle* luncheon *L Mr* Phillis Johncock. for the ents. the Louie Nagels, and her 144 EAST STATE STREET the Hastings Country Club Tues- | traditional wedding music. Forewel I Event side next door to each other tn day afternoon. There were 241 Given in marriage by her fa. HASTINGS, MICHIGAN Irving Mrs. Dunning is slaying participant* for the afternoon’* ‘ then Mte* Chapman wore an ele- HOnOfS the bmithS with Mrs Ray Branch play of bridge with award* go- । Rant floor length empire gown yr antj Smith —■ Ing to Mr* Raymond Frnnle, ullh tt re-embroidered lace bod- nirprlJWu OI, Wednesday rTP_ i During their visit here they , whfn wrir Mra. Ross Dunn and Mr* ru-| •c* 8nd e,b°w length sleeve*. The mn|f wtT_ -------------------------------------------------were luncheon guest* of Mr. and If-v Rlder al. OuU rx.,11 H*rbor doiph Flora cowl collar, sheath skirt, and lnTtud to lhelr ^nV home > Mr » ■*’rank • • • 1 chapel train were fashioned of M Mfivln anl.K J , Inn and there was a family gath­ ,140 at the Labor __ (V..HI - '__Hastings. . _ _ . . There-. were , P“u tAftrtn unrt».Wrr HerIvMlfTsnt bouffantveil veil-- rs When arriving there "in“ ,7 8t 01 c N*«el Ivnma home , Lfr« Mrs Day buffet, uKiuuuig including 88 young»»t<-nrd bridal row-. Broup or ofrelatlves wished tnetn them D • — asStecysgodmother. also vvuim— f----— with - a- - • a, croup relative* wunea .—. ': ----------- 1* ----m..,.Mlmi- with Dear . ... . nart tit°r the STUDENTS ster*. at lhe Country .Club J*bHand ,ndcrystal _Lrlm Slir S1"‘ a . . “ surprise a* a going away : ltoe famllv famUy’ day evening That morning!^.k**0"1' °( *“U •“‘i party ) Thursday. Sept 2. Mr*. Dunbreakfast was served to about! den,as ulth 8 rote Smith i.e. i »Uig attended the Barry’ County CANVAS UTILITY 50 stalwart* and a sidelight iicre M™ Robert Chapman of Jack; "'n 1 Officers meeting of the Eastern was the 8. O. 8. call at a local *l*ter-ln-law of the bride. °n 8^"d“>I. far o Utp to - -------- ....-------- - -------------------- service station just about the •“ the matron of. honor *nd 1 where she met many friend*, tune of the “ahot-gun" start— ’ u‘ ,u“°“,u‘ *»•*» ",r“u“rn.„ a„,,K The Wast Coast vial tore will rethere vu I flit Ure on one of B<kcr- cousln al the Broom, apd tum hott,« 18Ul • That You Can Afford. t£ Pay! IN HASTINGS HIGH merrily on their way .Mathew Max of Dearborn act- fM^.JV1M„M£roUi‘T£[tl 'Attend NuOtiols 10? S. Jefferson Hastings Phone-M5-3967 • • • ed a* best man and ushers were Jnd Mra Sirt T^ and Mrs Lynn Donaron SCHOOL COLORS This line was omitted last Rol*rl Chapman, brother of the f? “n<J Mra To* and Mr. and Mr* Ed Tudor at­ AND LETTERED a-eek from lhe story about the “nd Robat; Adding to the Joy of th. ere-fi ttended *oded lhc lhe ^^-SUnnet Bowen-BUnnet wvdwed­ dinner party at the Hastings Ho- B<*r of Kalamaxoo | nlng the honoree, were prerenl- ding in Oraaton. Ohio, on Set• HASTINGS SAXONS'' U| honoring Linda Flnnis and • F°r her daughter s' wedding, Lj a pj^e ot Samsonite urday, Sept 4. MLm Bowen 1* a Paul Peterson—and special song* i Chapman chose a two piece classes were sung for the groom's par- b«hte embroidered linen die** I — •’ ent*, the Wayne Peterson*, on-w,th «na«*hlng accessories with ■ States on Sept. 27. which Is their Mahan*. their 2Mfi wedding anniversary 8nd whUe curxagc The 59th wedding anniversary While and the Einar Frandsens, on fT00™'* ?oU’" \’w*d’r Mrs Clara Gillespie has re­ They their 41st wedding anniversary. I blue » ,k drf“ *“»> matching acSunday dinner guest* of Miss turned after a three-week vaca­ and “ a c»r«»e corsage of nmk pink, both couples having been mar- ' ccuorie* 8nd Alberta Nash were Mr. and Mr*. tion with her daughter. Mr. and blue and white carnation* ried on the 28th of August. A reception was held in the Garner Compton and Miss Inez. Mrs Robert Shlmkus. and daugh­ Noah of Clarksville and Mr and ters In New York City and the Mrs. Ouy Nash ot Carlton CenI!"”'1.[l“bS.,01" £™“ oi“XS The family ot Donald Steebv is j Mr. and Mrs. Robert O. Moore happy that he is at home after presided as master and mistress BROWN PLASTIC day evening. 1 of ceremonies. Those essisimg and family and Mrs Robert JB having served three years in the Moore were In Big Rapid* Bun­ Army, live last year being in UTILITY 'SAG The snnu.l ~,.Ih„ ’ »« Mnl Ann M,» 8t BUCSl i.Hri^ rinhU^>,^UUEW1'> * book- ,he S,l”fs Kathy and Ja­ day to visit Mr. and Mrs. James bridge club group of 12 young.net DePree served the cake. Mr*. Turner and family r u k 'U Robm BftXtrr “,ld Ca'‘ Gul Harbor Inn Wednesday. sheerin were at the punch bowls, Sept. l*t. Naturally after lunch- Mr. Henry Rohs poured the cofron thrre wa> th* __ ■ ..._ —... . . Smart, warm - ----- ---- — tcsrc oi uie guts. held by Mrs Douglas DeCamp, j For their trip to Braver Island. and wonderful One of the group. Mra IssbeUe the new Mrs Broektma changed CAR COATS by Ottosen, who now resides in Al- ! to a light blue linen skimmer Chicken & Spare Ribs 'Comeand Celebration Sept. 18,by chMt To Honor Jubilee Evangelical WSWS Marilyn Chapman, Delightful Ponies tnjoyed by /b WM Mrved ’" Wed at Pine Lake Former Residents Visiting Friends White's LAPO DRUGS Photography AGENCY N SALE THURSDAY, FRIDAY & SATURDA BAG weather's no problem in our *3*’ all-weather only ’I" coats Hodge's special party. Sharpce, corsage from her bridal bouquet. presents... Mra. Jacg Wood entertained 18 Jeffries Apartment*. 3501 John C. Lodge Freeway. Detroit Out of town guest* inclut and a pink and blue shower Mr* W West of Marquette. Mt i for her neighbor, the honoree. I and Mrs Orabka ot St Lo-iia, । Sherbrooke, hi r Tr Z” Great Six and wvn. manv Lw.l« were many lovely gift* for .Kthe baby-to-be who will soon Join the Hudsons, with their family of three Northlander Priced from .- $1798 trOlt ' Mr in(1 8nd Mrs Url Stoddaxt Of. MuiuUr L stln j son of Birmingham. Michigan a rehearsal party was held st nun Harbor Inn. (jou’ll love our J BAKED GOODS BACK-TO-SCHOOL WEEK Cream Filled Lunch Rolls ea. Soy farewell to weather woes and hello to fashions smartest casual cover-ups! Choose fr«Jm new Fall stales, colors and fabrics Cinnamon Fry Rolle - Cannel Iced Cinnamon Rolls linings made warm. Irish Bread Bonnet & Gown Shop A rich fry rod with fresh oran Crab Apple Cinnamon Delights Look at thoso Important V-M futures! 39c • 3 speeds, for extended tape time for highest fidelity. • Easy push-button controls. • Provision to record and play back through auxiliary components. 6 for 42c Coffee Cokes Special! 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Store WI 5-4284 Now in Our New Store ot 122 West State St. �State Boar. Gilt Day at Coldwater > Vermontville Chamber to Meet The Vermontville Chartibw Barn’ UFef Wins Shortliorn Championship Cliff Allerding Dies Sunday; Rites Wednesday Tha annual Stale Boar and Open GUI Bale will be held Sat­ urday. Sept. 11 at Uw Branch acclimated to tile surrounding* County Fairgrounds In Coldwa­ and lhe feeding program. ter. according to County ExtenDr. Miller points oat that »lon Director. Arthur Streby. । very small percentage of lhe | total coat per pig farrowed. I If a boar rattling 1300 sire* 40 litter* per year, the coat per pig I produced 1* about fifty cento, i The present good Itog price* give Information on nus of gain.' further Indication that II will feed efficiency and carcass eval-jI !pay to use good boar*, ha aaya. nation of lhe animals will be 'The boar* al the State sale will available el the time of aale. The ; Ibe ready for service In the Full. qualifications for sale are back- I The sale ia sponsored by lhe fat thickness. Join-eye measure-I P*rd AEU “ «n *‘r FoW ment and carcaaa, length. [, parents in 1917. and attended mi«ne facilities specialist. Aira lOtt^iXte of When coruldering lhe purchase on lhe sale can be obtained from of breed herd boars al a .tale Clarence Fox. Alma, the asaocl- to JU Harting* with hi* porema Caledonia High School, recently 1930. completed basic training al Lackauch aa thia, MSU awlne special- ’ ation'» preaident. Dean Punk. In Mr At Irrrtlmr mcrrtM M ____ _ IM Ed Miller recommends that Waldron, vice president or Dr. boar* to be used in the breed- Ed. Miller. Department of Aid­ ing herd* should be purchased mal Husbandry. Anthony Hall. ■L least 30 days In advance of Michigan State University, tlie breeding season. This give* ------------•-----------Uw boar a change to become HrtfwZ Ad, Srll L>ntl,rd htmt ; survived by three ion*. Alan.1 Martin and Jerry Dean, all of । Harting*; a daughter. Mrs. Bev­ erly Comp, R3 Hastings; two er pf Mr*. Virginia Wllnlch of 3395 Barber Road, Harting*, were held at 10 am. Tuesday at the Langeland Memorial Chapel Take the Guesswork out of Larry Joe Case, IE. R4 HasUngs, won Ute grand champion­ ship with his shorthorn. "Rolling Acres Pride." at the annual Stale 4H Club Show held at; Mldtigan State Univanity from Aug 30 through Sept 3. Larry it In the 7th grade al Harting*' Central School. More than 150 Barry County club members were named us delegates to the show and many received honor* which are to be made available for The Banner. I Ron MacNaughtoa. IB. ot Fitzgerald Corps Plans Activities Member* of Fitzgerald Carp*1 100 of the Woman's Relief Corp* Spartans to Use fir, Kail, Road • Michigan State'* football team Bea Feltzer appointed an in-1■ will um> all three common carvcstlgatlng committee composed ricTs when It hit* the road tiiia of Maybelle Smith, chairman.1 Fall for it* five away game*. ; The Spartan* will use a United Air Line* charter plane Brother of Local Woman Diet ©@@©©© ©@©@©©@ Buying Diamonds Julie Carpenter. Debby Drake, Linda Bristol. Sandra Stamler. Becky Grunderman. Jean Bristol. Cheryl Ruthford. Ruth Shilton. Carol Convene. Pamela Magoon. Janet Mudge. Jan Eckert. Jolene Verger. Susan Latta. Pamela Hayward; Sally. Burroughs, Christina Campbell. Cynthia High. Lee Cole. Cindy Campbell: • Saqdy Strickland. Sue Cary. Jean Cary. Anne Fender. Mar­ gery Kilmer. Carol Eldred, Di­ anna L. Osborne. Dianne Ken­ yon, Julie Hammond. Cheryl Ann Schantz. Jane Robertson, Janet Hungerford.. Kay Boulter. Jan Baker. 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Sept 20 to 25 5 Days of Racing $24,000 in Purses Racing Every Afternoon Tuesday Thru Saturday REAL ESTATE Top Listings In TOWN AND COUNTRY PROPERTIES < THI FOURTH WARD a real nice biick house, ranch type, hat a living room with fireplace, carpet and drapes included, two bedroom r and full bath, air conditioned pine paneled family room, or utility room, attached garage, nicely landscaped. for A BI-LEVIL IN HASTINGS HEIGHTS (nearly new), home on upper level, it has living room, three nice bedrooms, kitchen and complete bath, and the lower level has recreation room, laundry and basement, heated with gas furnace*15,500.00 A FIVE LEVEL HOME AT ALGONQUIN LAKI: fop level has three bedrooms, next level has one bedroom, next level. living and dining rooms, next level kitchen and bath, and the basement furnace, water heater, etc....*11,000.00 ON SOUTH BROADWAY, a nice home not all finished, a good Investment foe one who understands building and carpentry, has a living room, 12 x 16;ft. with dining spaceM(our bedrooms, two full baths, car port, lot is 100 ft op road and 150 ft. deep, has four foot crawl space, and priced at only*9,000.00 ANOTHER REAL NICE HOME AT PODUNK LAKE: has two bed­ rooms upstairs, and down one bodroom, living room, kitchen with dining space, full bath full basement with oil heating plant, two stall garage with storage space above, thermo-pane windows, water softener, rust filter, patio completely enclosed, for.*16.500.00 TWO RIAL NIC! LOTS ON THORNAPPLE RIVER, close to dam and good fishing site on blacktop road for*1.300.00 room, dining room, kitchen, full bath, has a basement with oil burner, has small basement barn, with stanchions tile silo, 12 x 36’. ten acres ol muck land, two acres woods, good rich soil, located in Odessa Township. Ionia County ....*10.500.00 FIVE ROOM BUNGALOW OUT ON NORTH BROADWAY, with living room, two bedrooms, fusing room and kitchen combined, bath, hot and cold running water, throe stfll garage, right of way to lake for .-------------------------- *10.500.00 A TEAR ROUND HOME AT THORNAPPLE LAKE with living fbom. dicing room, kitchen, two bedrooms and bath, newly paneled, new hot water heater, new oil furnace, and pump, has aluminum siding, two stall garage^......*9,500.00 34-ACRE LOT, a back lot from Jordan Lake, on Section Four Woodland, for ...........................*1.300.00 A REAL NICE HOME IN THE FIRST WARD has two bedrooms upstairs and one closet, and down one bedroom, living room, dining room, kitchen and bath, full basement with gas furnace, water softener, has insulation, metal awnings, double garage, newly decorated, for------- .----------- -------------------- *7.500.00 A BUNGALOW IN WOODLAND VILLAGE, living room, dining room, three bedrooms, kitchen and bath, gas floor furnace, new asbestos siding, new roof, carpets and drapes ..*7.350.00 A NICE HOME ON CROOKED L^KI to trade for property close A IIAUTIFUL COUNTRY ESTATE lust out ot town on two acre landscaped lite, has large 24 x 27 ft. living room with Roman brick fireplace. parquet block flooring, dining area, three real nice bedrooms with closets, two full baths, strictly modern kitchen with monowalls built In birch cupboards, disposal, lots of built in accessories, thermopane windows, full basement with*a nice recreation room, forced hot air oil fired furnace, and another fireplace in the basement, attached garage 24 x 24 ft., one 4* well 238 ft. deep and another well 2 , low voltage con­ trol system, place has a wonderful view of the countryside, has lightning rods, lots of shrubbery.*12.000.00 ANOTHER FLACE JUST OUT OF TOWN, home has two bedrooms upstairs, and down on* bedroom, living room, dining room, modem kitchen and large bath, good basement with oil furnace, good well and pump add electric washer, dryer and refrigerator ON ALGONQUIN LAKE, two real nice lots (large ones) for . *2,400.00 A REAL SWILL HOME IN THE TAFFEE ADDITION, nearly new. has large living room, two swell bedrooms, dining room, kitchen and full bath, utility room, family room, lots of cupboards, attached two stall electrically operated door, oil furnace, real Urge lot.for ..----- ----------------- ------------------------ *27.000.00 A GOOD INVESTMENT IN TWO APARTMENT HOUSES, both on the same lot, the rear apartment house has eleven apart­ ments, and the front apartment house has three apartments, all Of them furnished except the overseer's apartment in front, this property shows a good steady Income, all furnishings go with the place, and it I* a good chance to get in business all for decorated, good location forJI5.EOO.OO BUILDING LOT IN 2nd WARD, own and water in. has a garage on it. also a part basemero$1,500.00 A BEAUTIFUL HOME AT ALGONQUIN LAKE, all on one floor, has Urge living room with fireplace, throe nice bedrooms, tats of closets with overhead lights, has bath and one-half, kitchen and dining space together, and bar. built-in stove and oven and dis­ posal. heated with hot water heater, fired with oil. new two stall garage, aluminum sid.ng, paneling woodwork in living room, on excellent road, school bus service, for*20,000.00 WE HAVB A HOME IN BATTLE CRt(K. with throe bedrooms and bath up and down it has one bedroom, living room, dining room, kitchen, full basement, new gas furnace. new water heater, new front and back enclosed porches, wants to track for a place with about 30 acres north of Hastings. THREE NICE BUILDING LOT* ON HASTINGS HEIGHT*. worried about college costs? try an HCB education loan! Take along shorts, shoes, dresses and clothes of all sorts . .. tennis racquet, golf clubs, bowling ball, softball . . . bicycle, books, radio and camera . . . but make sure you have the most important thing MONEY! If you need it for college, you can get it at HCB, of course! « HASTINGS SALESMEN C*rl Niethamw's horn* phono , Wl 5-3004 RWtard Slocum—Wl 5-5*56 UTAH DKER MEMBER: Federal Deposit Iniurence Corporation Friendly, Neighborly Service for 78 Continue** Year* �r Hastings Hi Gridders to Scrimmage Plainwell Drop to 1 Daily Drill as Classes Begin Wednesday X—THE* HASTINGS BANNER Sunfield Lions Take Runner-Up Honors in State Kill, * big. powerful Senior who Middleville Favored to Pott Third Straight Ouulde. An all-state and all' Expretticay Crown Football pracucc session* nt Hasting* High School were cut to a single sewuon a day starting this Wednesday with th* advent gained 1.358 yards last season, scored 166 pointe on 23 touch­ downs, three six touchdown pass­ es and also does the punting. Gary VanKlst, Dave* brother. year but after seven days < drill* Saxon Mentor Jock Clare old Elliott pitched for SenMd. Tiie Lions opened their quest tor Michigan honor* by defeating Midland. 3-1. with Ted Fold pitching. In their next outing. Exm Folta hurled Bunfield to • 3-0 victory over Petoakey. Sunfield suffered their first de­ Jack Campbell, an Kll-cooferwith Dan Norman. Nona Seger, Coach Clarey received a severe fensiv* backs Gary Warner and Frank Winans Wilcox. 190-pound speedster, suf­ Another regarded as one of fered an injury to a knee which had been hurt In previous aea- Middleville’s finest is Jamie "We (till need a lot of agility,- like lhe biggest barrier* in Mid­ dleville'* telle path. Coach Clarey declared. 'Coach White la in hi* 4th year Terry King, a transfer with foot­ as head grid mentor at Middle­ ball experience from Kalamazoo ville. having served for six year* Central. Steve Fox. an outetand- as line coach previously. He 1* a graduate of Be th nrly College In be ready to go ebon but has been West Virginia. Gerald Page 1* in held out of drill*. All the injured hl* 12lh year a* assistant coach. player* should be ready, with the Keith Middlebush is in his 3rd exception of Wficcx, Clarey sale? as? Good Pal’s Scott Wins Trophy Tuesday night Coach Clarey. Coach Bob Carlson, Coach Ernie Strong. Coach Gordon Oolc and At Imlay Gty ’ and Fran Goggtn* attended Dick Palmer s Good Pal’s 8cott before a large Labor Day crowd At Maple Valley, Coach Bill Gibbs I* preparing his football old trot at the Eastern Michigan team for their first season of play Pair hold at Imlay City. Scott In the Expressway Conference which Includes Middleville * T-K Ume of 3: ISJ for his near track Caledonia, coached by John Sodennan. Hamilton, coached by Scott had turned In a 3:10.1 Park but he didn’t win. Northview and Kenowa Hill* pulled put,of the league to Join Oood Pal's Dusty finished.6-3 in th* second division of the pie Valley, by Gene Henderson same race Monday, winning UK and Coach Ralph Kirk Is hand­ Palmer also collected SIM tn ling the Junior Varsity assisted by Jim French. Maple Valley In lhe mud at Traverse City last week Gerald Halford drove Sharpe Lassie to a 2-3 finish In the non-winnera of *2,000 trot­ Good PaFk Filly fell In a hole and pulled p muscle tn her right Friday afternoon Pain Middleville Is loaded, and b to race Good-Pal'* "B Sharpe Las*te at Imlay winning streak started back in Awarding the trophtoi hlgh point trophy to the Junior division. Barry Riders Win Honors At Manton the district championship her* and the Regional utle on their ■ran diamond, took ronner-up honor* Monday afternoon in the man <235i on the squad and will go both way* thl* year He played on defense but year but will play an offensive tackle spot this aea- pretty good team.' teama. Ing till* though. tn Manton Bunday, Sept. 6. It t* ume. held annually during Harvest Rotarians Will Hear Big Game Hunter Monday Southern California, and trophy while Tom Reed took four first place ribbons and troplilcn in the with Ted Foil* pitching. Randy Raymund rode Trump* whipped Midland again, 4-0, with Ted Foil* hurling. the Hotel Hastings. Something new has been added to Michigan’s hunting lineup thia fail-*-an experimental Sept. 16-24 teal season 7,300 hunter* who applied for federal shooting permit*, la aimed mainly at giving sportsmen early action on blue­ winged teal to provide added sport and to see how the birds stand op to gun pressure during their peak migrations. The success of thia trial hunt and chances of having early teal seasons in future years are going to depend on how well permit bolder* do in recognising and shooting the right birds. This identification guide is designed to help the season's hunters know real from other ducka. Bliss Golfers Enjoy Season’s End Tourney real good showing* with their ponies. Doc came home boasting a third and fourth place while In Ihrrt im, ribr)H- ■ Buck millrtl pulled in three KI blue bona pins trophic* and a third Munger, hunting with bow and Sherri William*.-i Grayllm. Knick Knickerbocker Bally Williams placed second in Golf League player* invited Bile* BaaaeU. Neb.; BtU Wright. San Marerick Cloverleaf and received Francisco, Calif.; Bob Halm I high point trophy for tlx> small Duck cipate Saturday in a tour ment followed by a potluck. according to their handicaps. Many events were run. first flight were Garrett Isham. John Hopkins and Stewart sportsmen and again will cover Sweet, AU shooting 41'*; second five special areas in Cheboygan, | Presque Isle. Otsego and Monlmorency Counties. This Fall’s flight; Alex VolJoy from Ohio. 1 d™. ru„„ _ irt.li.,» >OTl.i»m> mot" mot . — . .... . _ . _ m,w. will )-- iwifvi almirur at second flight, and tilted flight, C. blood Wednesday at the Red Cross clinic at the Legion Hall were, first flight. D. Hudson. T and received her two-gallon pin. IIIIIUUIU nun., ...... flight H. Peters. 10* then went out and played 15 Fraser is opttmisUo tor tha 19® V.tmna . and third flight J. Chase 13* bole* 'of golf al the Hasting* Albion College football ' team. 3'. 9. Country Club! I I I "shotgun start" at a Am Monday a Junior. at the Hastings Country Club. Prep football got, underway In 3ri| night. Bob Caateleln'with Anderson < Mare's brother) and Eldon Mathew* who carded fine final event wa* tha best 77*. Mare took third with a TO 46-0; Iron River whipping Hpn-. hand Hal Burge took lhe cock. 21-0. and Kingsford QmtJohn Hopkins with a TO. Dwight Hoffnum accepted the NOW is the time to GET SET for the NEW BOWLING SEASON Drop in or phone for information regarding Men's and Women's ASTINGS1 Armchair Athlete LEAGUES OPEN BOILING lHEATINGi Afternoons and Evenings Modern Aire - Oil - Gas - Coal HQT WATER BASEBOARD HEATING Bob & Mickey Lambert PLUMBING SUPPLIES Your Hosts WATER SOFTENERS WATER HEATERS Call Wl 5-5769 Wilh Wl 5-3732 HASTINGS Dick Henney Gun LdKb Road and Harvey Slater Ued for third 13th year a* baa With 73. Don Fteher had 37 putts ertabilab- Raed placed Uh with Chief. BOWL INC. Hostings Woodland at Michigan Fohowing the poluck. trophic* plans Coleman and Mike Dorman tied urd of 23-S-O including the-per-1 for second with 29 putta and Tony Turkal had 30 for fourth. -K" include Doug Wolfe. Plain­ well; John Evan*. Richland, and in the blind bogey event among Diet stoner. Portage. . following and then to Hillsdale. He plan* on racing a couple of □ale Keihl. Phil Mitchell, George hitter and kicked Sullivan* Fur* Chenoweth. Joe Hubert. Bob squad, bpt he still has Dave VanRohde and Un Snyder. ... In nlture ot Grand Rapids to the Monday's afternoon mixed two- Goodyear Bros and Mrs. Jim Coleman who had RPeTiNG STOP in and SEE the Largest Selections in BARRY COUNTY... Monday afternoon at Valley r Irish daughter) and Kyle James r. Margaret, and IMPLEMENTS and Mr*. Ken Rose with 11. Mr. Mr. and Mr*. Byron Pletcher NBC State crown tn the lart nine when Wayland's Phil Regan won Outdoor Trail—With the ad- that 11-3 nightcap Sunday, his NYLONS - WOOLS - ACRILONS and HERCULONS by ALigee (tiki Monarch on rainbow and brown trout in Special 501 Nylon panfish. . . . Our regular trout Barry County's Newest Cycle Dealer “ Sq. Yd. INSTALLATION INCLUDED Presents the New rainbows i Plus FREE SPOT REMOVAL For o Period of 6 Month* Rug & Furniture Cleaning Specialists BRIDGESTONE November in about 175 inland Wmegard Detroit, Bt. Mary* and St Clair River*. . . . Gold FM Antenna A record 35300-plu* elk aea«xi lupefute and slightly over Cm* 100-Mil* R.c.ptio. 13,000 would-be turkey hunter* $1P5 up Line of 8 TEARS EXPERIENCE — GUARANTEED WORK Compared with machine scrubbing, dry powder cleaning end "Do-lt-YourselF’ shampooing— held this Wednesday at Lansing. Shortly all applicant* Muxild rethe Impartial drawing*. Last BORTON'S Antenna Service Phono 945-9773 . Duradean removed Jrom '/j to 65% more DURACLEAN Method Outdean* All Other* 7 Models to Chooscjfrom soil than other methods. Duradean showed less tl|pn Vi of 1 %' fab­ ric wear compared with up to 25 times os much with other methods . MOTOR BIKES See them Duradean showed absolutely no shrinkage compared with up to 231 sq. inches lost by some of the other methods on a 9 by 12 rug. cause we offer insurance, of every kind for your home, qar, family or business, we can ob- to your compare them with all ol lhe others and ypu will go BRIDGESTONE Now on Display in lhe Showrooms oi GAU UJ Fl«r- obligation for thia service. Call Midwwy --------------—Hearings Ireadwgy snd Mkhigan (. ClRMd Seturdeys F RANDSEN'C Inuirance Agency IMPLEMENTS Ww Over Miller’s Jewelers 120 W. STA Ph. Wl 5-5052 — �Name Palmer State Harness Race Official Richard Palmer, of Good Pal Fann, was named a director of the Michigan Hames* Racing Association to nil the vacancy caused by the death of Royal C <Sam> Johnson of Lake Odessa in July. Southern Michigan Racing Cir­ of Hastings wm Sunday evening cuit and the Ionia Pair. viutarx o' Mr. and Mrs Floyd Freeport Dean McDermld of Clarksville was a Friday overnight guest of Arnold Duke*. * Mr. and Mrs By Mh. Sylvan Tagg •web *». uf-1 Sunday luncheon goerf* of Mr. Carlton Bummer 4H aoUvttiea wm- compteted last week with the tnaaalve BtateUH Club Show Mrs. Adon Myer* attended a tupper Mrs Sylvan Tagg and dat«hter. Mia Donna Tagg, entertained lhe Mra Laurence Garrison Saturday. annual Kuhn family reunicxi al the VFW haU Sunday, Aug. 30. Grand Rapid* entertained with a Fifty relatival enjoyed a picnic clilcken barbecue Sunday. Guests were Mr. ml Mra. Adon Myers and Mr* Keith Kuhn and two and *on*. Kenneth and John, and grandchildren of Michigan Center; W. — na -TV... — art,* Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Kutin and Mia* Sandra Eldrecte of Grand daughter. Sandra, ot Parma; Mr. . _• r. girte exhibiting at the I-vuler* were .metoiiv especially ACTING Mr and Mra Clair Clum drove their eon, Bobby, to Coidwater Sunday, after spending a week visiting hl* parent*. * Mr*. Ora Newton of Hastings was a Satur­ day Visitor of Mr* Arthur Moore Pay Demand and children of Cale- • Ktmmlv and Drveny Moore of Hastings spent from Friday tUl Sunday with their grandparente, Mr and Mra. Arthur Moore a Mr liBf aiM •«t«rf«l »f Uk« hLv«< another body for thia Show with her entomotogy dem- j _ __ _ _ _ onrtratlon "My Experience Rato-1 chcvroiJt with a 205 motor. Tom mg a Polrphemua Moth. She won fmtun- Bunattended State Show and gave Bnd BuUh Ne(U lhe n€U-c her demonstration, however no el ht Bl Galaaburg. • ..tl— arlv«n toil xhe dirt .______ Friday luncheon guest* of Mr. Tom Eckert is spending Ulis week and Mrs. Ray Setae were Mr. and Mra. John Kreb* * Mr. and Mra. Whin m're Insured he NEW Boatowner's Policy UobiH»y * Mr. and Mr* Keith Buehler and family were Sunday dinner guests Clum. Jack Clum and Debby Van Sjckle of Dowling * Mr. and Mr*. Howell Mlngra and Linda and Mra. Robert Hoot and family of Ann Arbor and Mrs. Boyd NoSeeae and family of Alto. Friday lunch guests of Mra. Ruth Mra. Glenn Brovont and daugh­ Biram Mr*. Novtskl stayed over ters and Mrs. George Fanner and for the homecoming. HASTINGS week won her blue ribbon there. Nancy Clum. Jack Clum and Lynden Stamm received State basket* Only Lynden G3CEI Duke* Deiri and Duane McDermld Conklin and children of Harting*? Saturday dinner and supper guests. Mrs. Thelma Campbell ot Carter Hastings and daughter. Mrs Joyce "Side of Strand Theatre" 219 West State St. HOlinie i-nec ,uw enuun-n were Wednesday visitors of Mrs Ethel at. io-is Walt and family of Hastings were Richard Shoebridge. Mra Claude Walton tpenl THE HASTINGS BOWL ANNOUNCES Brown* 11 of Grand Rapids. * Ted THE NEW JUNIOR BOWLERS PROGRAM Mr* Robert Walton and Saturday vixltor* * Mrs Margie Btrvensen and cUugtUm of For 1965-66 Seo.on Junior & Senior Leagues Start Saturday, Sept. 25 Bantam League Starts Thursday, Sept. 30 Elnora Whitney. D.VanDenburg Heads Bliss ~ exhibited Explorer Unit ribbon* at the County Pair. Deb- Mr*. Howard Heff.ebowrr <4 Clarksville were Saturday dinner INSURANCE AGENCY T, ,,nea. winner at tne lxbiibuuib Bum speedway Sunday night and took M nrourt *----m lhc ™Iurc on .La-' proud ,hln . . -f------------but ---------— •• croft Drbble Carpenter and ^rvwr. . t RtZmm of Um car he was Lynden Stamm. driving is ok. but the body was Debbie Daniels woo State • badly damaged. damaged Richard Hub Hub-­ Show and exhibited there test n2 Ha*Un«*. lhe owner of w . mveiert blue . . TTT .. ‘-2.___ t>>4« <• •f Lata Ui«. Pusthumua and children of Alto. WOLVERINE'S Al Lewis Wins Heat Race, Hurt At Galesburg of the entomology group ** all 10 received blue ribbon* kt the and suffered a rnlkl concusaton. County Fair. They are Kathy Andru*. Galen Andni*. Debbie Daniel*. Nancy Clum, Jack Clum. Don Carpen- Mr. Johnson died on July 13 at the Ionia County Memorial HoeP.ltal dhlrict director of Grand Rapids; Mr. and Mra. Carl­ the U.S. Trotting Auodatlon ton Kellogg. Mra Jamea Wood and superintendent of speed of the and cluklren. and Mra. Paul John- ENJOV CAREFREE Carlton 4H’ers Have Busy Summer Season •SHOOTING TIME TABLE FOR MIGRATORY BIRDS trs.a2: CE m nm CEJ m cm m cej rm cm CL GED K2E OH KZ3 CUT 03 02 CCD QU K2U Q&A OL QC UD} QI) Illil C d Oil K2D KILJ Oil KXJ UU1LZU UH UILL3D UU LOD HEU OB CW QU UU LU CL UEJ CTO □□ RZH1EKJIEICC EZC UC C1J LU CLu LU CEUQE3 OUEm EQHEE3 KSDEZD BQEKI1 RC EZU pro BE3 LD1BEJ LU iflD LU CEJ EKS ESQ HQ [&3 BSlHEI] ffilSQ KE9 S3 I^HSI HE EEO EO CD BEJ EU1U LU AU LU IflL LU HE nm ho CQ isn ESD KU QB KU LU CL LU CL 03 KU EU 03 ESDIH2 QD KU LU i£LL LU CL3CE1 UilL’lU laiitui LZJLLJ LXJtSJ Oil CO KS3E2Q iflll LUI tUJILU ULI LIU a.7 It2 1 LfULLJ Dave VanDenburg ha* been honorable mention. Ollier blue elected president of the newlynbbon wlnnrrs at County Fair organtred Explorer* Club which were Kathy Andrus. Galen AndCompany. penter and DebUe Daniela. Explorers are an advanced In flowering gardening Brad The Explorers group ha* 17 ■ Other of!leers are Jim DeVault. lU and won anotter blue ribbon "of v«e president; Bob Mayo, *acre- .lt tary: Tom Isham, treasurer: Danny Drake, quartermaster, and County Fair Included — eggs: Tom Bortak and Mark Anderson, Jack Chun: canning: Debby Bar­ cabinet member*. .. croft: knitting: Julie Carpenter. Stella Holley. Debbie Meo-car, Kalhy Andrua Debby Barcroft and Nancy Clum: alothlng: Peg­ gy James and Debby Barcroft. The foods dub highlight was the dcllcidua dinner which the girls prepared and served their Army Pfc. Richard H. Everett. mother* on Monday evening. MICHIGAN DKPARTMRNT OP CONWRVATION Aug. 2nd. Novel tkacecards of thimbles filled with miniature signed to the Bth Logistical Com- • mand In Thailand. Aug. 30. He .. Mothers attending were Mra. 1* a tractor driver In Company .. day evening visitors of Mr. and A. SMth Engineer Battalion in lerdlng, Mrs. Galan. Daateto. Mra By Mn. Sylvan Tagg Freeport WE HAVE SPONSORS FOR THE TEAMS Registration foe Bowlers as teams or individuals Saturday, Sept. 11, and Saturday. Sept. 18, from. Clifford Andrue and Mra. Cart a IB®) graduate of Lake Odessa Friday callers at the Adon My- Friday afternoon visitors of Mr. Barcroft Mra. Clayton Valen- High School. was engaged in fanning before entering tha Army. . n day visitors al lhe Aaohel Thompson home. Michigan State played it Foods action exhibits Mr. and Mra. Gary McGhee of Nashville have purchased the Lansing High School, 12-0. ok! Brovont home In Freeport, teLUng aoenethlng learned during the urday. * Mr. and Mra. Robert family, who expect to move to Boyion were hosts at a dinner protect- Kathy An­ Grand Rapid* soon. * Mr. and In Hlliyarde Sunday. Their s'. Nancy Clum ftth Bowling instruction during some periods. Tuttle of Nashville were Sunday See Mickey Lambert or Foye Allen HASTINGS BOWL 203 I-if Woodlon* Mio.. Wl 5-31*4 IT S TRUE Grinnell Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Blough and Mr. and Mrs.-Bill Blough. A Sunday dinner gueMa OPENING Monday, September 13 HASTINGS Most Modern Cleaners hiblt last Monday at the Union Mr. and Mra. Adon Myers. Mra. Building on MSU Campus and Tuesday at the Intermural P’.eug and son end Kenneth and Building. No ribbons were given Adon Myers celebrated their four children's birthdays with a din­ ner at Cecil's Ranch House in in the University. Grand Rapids Saturday. Miss Sandra Eldridge of Grand RapShow Lynden Btamm. Myers left Sunday for Stewart croft. Attending one day were Debbie IMnleU. Nancy Clum and Jack Clum. Rapids were Bunday visitors of Thaler and daughter. Sue. and JoEHen Yoder were Friday K«tenvaxoo ahoppeni. Linda Thaler deck of the USS Enterprise came home with them to spend Sunday evening luncheon guests Featuring MARTINIZING and children attended the John- MARTINIZING is a dry cleaning process using nqn-inflammable. last Wednesday evening visitors odorless cleaning materials which permits us to give you ONE HOUR SERVICE when you want it. * Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Brovont were Friday evening visiters of son and daughter of KNITTING YARN SPECIALS Bartie We are using the MOST MODERN EQUIPMENT throughout our OPEN to SERVE You store and plant in order to provide you with the finest quality work­ manship and handling of your garments. Mrs. Gladys Bushe. of Missouri visited Mr and Mrs. Ftoyd Grin­ From 7 a.m. to 6 p.m, DAILY, EXCEPT SUNDAY We offer you complete PROFESSIONAL SERVICE, including and children of Algonquin fake spotting, cleaning and pressing . . . plus repairs. We also will take in shirts for laundering and provide a dyeing service. FXoyA Gnnnell liome. The chil­ dren spent the weekend with their grandparente * Mr. and ers at the Floyd Grinnell home * Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gibbs ONE HOUR SERVICE On Request Knit for youTMlf and for gift* with beautiful 100* virgin wool yarn. Wide choice of colors. WE INVITE YOU taCome In and Meet Ofl< NOUR 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. 'mmm Every Day Effie Parker. Dennis Merrifield our expert cleaner, who will be waiting to serve you. Shoebridge home to visit with her Lake Odreea were Thursday vlilRlchard Shoebridgs. * Mr. and Next to the WESTERN AUTO STORE See our complete selection of yam* and knitting accexioriet-needles, crochet hook*, knitting book*, carryalls, etc. All priced to (ave you money, tool Forrest fihoebridgv and children of Hastings were Saturday vialtors Richard Shoebrkige. Mr. and Mra. Robert Tooker and family were Sunday visitors of Mr 111 West State Street Red Heart* ^^KNIITING WORSTED . 4^*. P«M Mates ftQc Ungs. * Mrs Marie Burdick John Black of Gull Lakfwere I Ben Frankliri 101 W. STATE STREET IN HASTINGS �i Woodland PMIOCK HOSPITAL Personal Mention .family entertained tar birthday By Mn. Clmdon Curlit dinner Bunday. Oumta included .1 » uuuinuro, »nrl Ur, IT.aiw Clum The Road Report Card of Thanks White Product* employee*. Local sympathy shown at the Ume of the lorn of our huspand. father. •** pKDdfalber; Rsv. Elliot for his comforting words; Leonard Osgood Funeral Home for their services. Your thoughtfuine** in Sept. 14 —Woodland Woman's Study Club in lounge of Zion r in Hastings with hl* wife two boys, but U a former MEAN LESS Mr. and Mr*. Duane Bump and and to all those that furnished transportation for me and my wife. Barbara Reuther Warren Brogan gram of piano lelecUom. ' Bao- Napoleon. Hasting* and iocal. A lovely ixXluck dinner was served. CARD OF THANKS Mra Duane Clum and chil­ evening. A special feature will dren came Wednesday to spend a be a Garden Display. CmnmiUve in Pennock Hoapital with my tnMartha Smith. Margurvtia Bait­ flower*, gifu. and cards, which inger. Agnes FUher MX! Edna the weekend with them. They were very much appreciated. Also Cixxbetx Tte program books returned home Monday. * Wed- WEAR AND TEAR ON YOUR CAR When you drive on freeways as compared to ordinary roads you save more than a half-cent a mile in operating costs. iaat Mra Jay Wing. * Mr. and Mra David Itelgter of Carlton Cen­ ter were Thuraday evening call- W'oodlnnd School Menu Mra David Parker and daughter were Sunday guests with Mr. and been Bpendlng‘~-*heir vacation their old friends again. Mr* Frank Hynes in Heatings. Werrd, left Saturday for home throughout their school Gun * Mr. and Mix John DeWerad would have fewer drop attended Uk- Senior Cittern* dan were Sunday guest* with Club last Monday in Hastings. their daughter. Mr. and Mra. Herbert Hcsterly and Kun. * Tern* and David were Friday and Mra. Murray Hough at ttetr cottage at Morrison Lake. Thompeon entertained with a birthday dinner Sunday honor­ ing the blrtliday* of their son, Stowell home. * Junlta Daniels obdeb or ynucATiox— mi. mki aus r-erry ouiwcu anu the teachers Lhctr full coopera- f^nUy and j,ir and Mr*. Rum«-11 „ Stowell and family took ice Mmy mm Inm W-xllmd e„„„ „d cO„ „ enta, Mr- and Mrs Ford Stowell. .Monday evening to help them celebrate their birthdays * The all taking their tuirm on the Womans Study Group of tte picket line Maybe by the time Methodist Church win bold their and Mr*. Gary Vogt and baby, of Grand Rapids for dinner. tha former Root twins. Marie and Tiie Henry Bt. Martin* are May. They were lunch and eve­ happy over ths arrival of a ning guests of their mother end granddaughter. Diane, who was aunt, Mrs. Francis jjsnnetl and born to the Richard BL Martina AHIKK AN tow tVlLDW AMOCI«nO.*f with Mr. and Mr*. Ernest Hough turned home. Your acte of kind­ members are urged to attend ness will never be forgotten. Steward and baby and Tom Win­ ters of Columbus, Ohio. * Her­ Mm GUI Is spending a few bert Itaurly was a Mmulay weeks with her daughter, Mrs visitor with his mother, Mr* Maxine O linage and girl*. * Hildred Hesteriy and Mrx CUmen* Schalbly. weekend here. Kathy* cousin. last week from Turoday until Thursday were her son and wile. them and visited here unlU the Mr. and Mra. Lyl* Ntwtori. of Mth. Outate a weekend ago at Interlochen. . The Chet Long* spent the Minch at Youngstown. Ohio, and weekend In Grand Havwn with Mr. and Mr*. Carl Dickerhoof their urn and family, tha Bruce and family of Canton Longs The Longs’ daughter and Gwen Mead spent the Labor family. Mr. and Mrs. John (Bar­ D*j weekend with Mis* Kathy bara) McDonnell, are expected to iMaUta. Jr., K- . arrive this wekeend from Dululh. Mr. and Mr*. Fred Prentice Minn. John will be in Detroit on were In Kalamaxoo several day* DU51urM lu( ,wu uui week wrea visiting vunin* their uivu son. Mr , Barbar> lart the children will and Mr*. Mrs Hubert Prentice, and and........ | vlllt tun thetr granddaughter. Mr. and’ ju(jy Ltndaay of Mra. John Kiel. ' Lansing visited their grandmo11. iun< Ta* Rwv. and Mr*. Raymond E tner, Mr*. Joseph Shults from MIDDUlVILUt Bennett and " "* family ‘ of Temper ’­’ Saturday until Thuraday of last ance and Rev. and Mrs. Elton week On Sunday Mn. Shult* ito ni»i at? Bennett and family of Jenison entertained her sister, Mr. and r, im x. WMSitn. awsi Bl. SaM. St lr» Ck*fl« ruuny. Cksrlaa Sate dou Curtis. A drawn Tte Woodland Woman* Study ktarlRC >x IwM « and Mrs. Robert Hammond and family and Mr. and Mr*. Jtm Hammond were Bunday guasts of the Lloyd Huven. t Mr. and Mrs Robert MUtor of Concordia Teacher* Garden city visited Mr. and Mr*. Elwyn Roberta. Mr. and Mrs. Kathy Peake spent a week re­ Wamn MeUMry and Mr. and cently in North Jackson. Ohio, and Mr. and Mrs. Duane Dugan Mra Pauline Daur. may be purchased tn Woodland Uves far flower*, cards and calls,! with an open meeting for the also Hendershot Ladles Aid. I, public Tuesday. Sept. 14- tn tte etpeclally thank Robert Case and | lounge of tte Pi™ Lutheran PUBUCATIOM OBDEB Welker* Mr. and Mrs. Dick Hammond recuperaUng at homo after suf­ fering a heart attack in July. He te reported ‘doing fine" but Club,' brothers, Gordon and Gary. Dease Lake near Hale VUlttng Mr*. Allan Hlnrichsen, Mrs the Waters family and Mrs. Hel­ Gerald Sherry and family and en Clement over the weekend Michael Murphy attended thewedding of Mr*. Sherry'» nephew. By Mri. Richard Clark ment and family of Mattoon. David Woiderski, at Cheboygan Mrs Sherry and family and Dinner guest* Sunday of the Michael *penl th* weekend with Cheryl and Mike Schante. Clay Bassetts were Mr. and Mr*. Kd Greening of Grand Rapids cha. and Mrs Hlnrichsen vUlted the Baltimore Hama 4H Club at The Bassette' niece. Miss Roberta Mra Harry Wartella. Hendershot & Vicinity day through Thursday last week. LEGAL tienl al Pennock Hospital and rtmLiCATIOM OBDU. and Mia. PhlUip Armstrong and their return Itorrw they called on girls and Mr. and Mrs. Keet racauon. Saturday, Aug. 31 Uiey' Grand Rapids Bunday callers at the Arm­ visited the Ron Tobias* at AuHenry’ Tiuxnpaan of North Free- Alfred Ctssler and Mr and Mra Mrs Kenneth Moore of ;unas and family ot biaa and Margaret Ogden. * Tte lared to Colorado Spring*. Colo, September community supper Will meet at Phillip and Pauline The Keel Tobias* then returnAnnMrong's. We will not have tbenuual supper but will hare Mo enbi. Mr ana Mrs. reie-------affair and not a paid ice cream I BUI Stolic On their return home Herr i* one Bltoi employee’* wile Wedneaday, Sept. 15 at the home nas. Mra. Pete Wallunaa and Umt hopes they get It ncUied of Barbara Heise Mrs. Sheila ——- — —pspent the bias tn SheUbyvllle. Ind. spent from Sunday Uli WedneaWoodland PTA day in Detroit with Mr pRi! Mra. Wm. Wallunaa helping tt»| land Mr*. MIUon Buehler and Monday, Sept. IS. There will be Mra Hlldur Olson. who 1* children were Sunday dinner a potluck supper for the family Hr Mrs. Sylvan Taf/ at ? tn the Woodland School Middleville were Sunday visitor* . Fighter at the Fighter cottage N. >*$->111 Freeport ' Mr. and Mra. Henry Myer* ■spent tiie weekend visiting their daugbta*. Mr. and Mrs. Carl dent, will preside over tte buiu- Blackhxlge and baby ot Marlon the Woodland 8< bo * reception fd Harold Cave * Mr. and Mrx Milton Buehler attended tte Dan Postzna attended tte John- Left-Over Club party al the family reunion iu FnllLv- hom<- of Mr and Mra. Rcbwt burg Park Sunday. * Mr. and • Blough Saturday evening. mxi and baby of Manton. * Mrs ily of Union City wire Thurs­ ens and family vtalted hl* par-, Floyd Fiiher and sons vtslted day luncheon guests of Mr. and her grandmother. Mra. Gary Mrs. Dean Stuart. * Mra Wopdy Bouwena of Alto Sunday. ♦ W'lnegarden and daughter ' of Bunday. * Mra. Charles HolUngsiiead. Mike and Ruth were later * Mr. and Mrs. Elmer King and date. Last year wax experimental ,wms of Ionia were Friday sup- era of Mrs. Dean Stuart * Debby ■Thursday evening visitor* of Mr. Stuart spent from Wednesday and Mrs. Seymour Bouwena. * til) Staurday with her aunt and been reported that improvements Charier. Kmg and Lloyd were uncle. Mr. and Mrs Robert ConSunday visitors of Mr and Mra. Icy of Hastings * Mr. and 5L-x I Robert King of Lowell. * Mra. Eugene Poll and daughters if ,enjoyed a picnic and the chil­ Ruth Schrock and children of Lowell were Friday evening call- ,dren enjoyed Lake Michigan. * be dtetrlbuted at this first meet­ tera were Friday luncheon guests ing Everyone is urged to attend Mr. aral Mrs. Bill Blough and of Mrs. Sylvan Tagg * Mix every meeting praalbie. children and Mr. and Mrs Reu­ Charles Blough and Mr. and ytraucATtox oboer Have you noticed Uie many of Mra. Floyd Grinnell. * Mra. ben Crites, wen- Saturday gue.i<» Mrs Will Mishler vLilted Mr visited her Of Mra. Greta Blough at Morgan and Mra. Kyle Stambaugh of building next to Classic's Drug Floyd Grinnell Store’ There Me many useful dauujiter, Mra. Gcorgv Elliott of MHU * Mr. and Mra Bill Blourfs Bunfield Sunday * Mr and Mra and children visited Mr. and Mrx Don Blough and children of Items that you may need. They Hast IrfRs-Sum Wednesday. Mr and Mra. Allen FL'h took Myron Poat of Battle Creek * Wyoming were Saturday lunch­ the Drug Store and Saturday her *i*ter. Mrs Waldennc. home Mr. and Mra. Keith Buehler en­ you may buy them In the past to Holland Friday Their grand­ tertained with a card party Sat­ and Mrs Jerne Blough. office building- Be sure to check children. Loma. Reuben, Bruce urday evening. Guest* were Mr. and Bren’ FLvh accompnnhd them. * Mra. Andrew Brandt North Fireport. Mr on/ Mrs. Cletus Wieland of Logan and and granddaughter, Diana John- Dwayne Deurdorff of Lake Odo»sa, Mr. and Mix Kenneth Price port. ★ Sunday evening lunch Mr. and Mrs Leon Tyler. On Wedntsdav evening Mr. and Mrs. daughter, Luma enjoyed lunch of Ako. Mr. and Mrs Willrrun James Hurlburt vteitrei them. tn Grand Rapid*. Friday. W Sun- Wieland of Clarksville. Mr r nd Mrs. Paul Stone, of South Fr>->»- family of Caledonia, Mr. and Mrs. Sylvester LaFvrre of Grace Mix Howeil Newton, Bruce and Greenville was an. overnight Kauffman of Algonquin Lake and Mr. nr-xf . > kucst With them Wednesday. Mr Mra. Gordon Yoder, local. * Mr. Wheeler. Ind Michigan State * l»4mc football of Grund Rapicfa called on lite daughter of Hasting*, and Mr ttendance record for a single parents, Saturday. Sunday vtel- and Mr*. Kenneth Tbompaoo, tora were Clarence and Stelly gathered in Spartan Stadium to ajjxBSr.-s; lotte Wexlncadav. Sept I Dali- Uuld- Mr Bnd Strs Wm K1'TOP Thompson of NrtfXk V1X1 «t TYiday for YpMUnri to vtet hl* aunt Tte family ail none i brother, Otis Tooie. who is Labor Day to help their parents verJ' ,u . * parem* Qyj., and ' boys vLiitcd relatives in Grand Ledge Bunday. * Mlaa Millie Business Directory .MEMORIAL MONUMENTS PRODUCTION CREDIT ASSOCIATION 301 S. Michigan Av«. Hastings Office Honrs Mon. fr Wed. HATTINCS 945-9416 State Farm Insurance AUTO — FIKI BONDS Swanson Insurance OF DISTINCTION Lawrence Brothers • • "■ ■ " I with Mra. Roy Duke* while Mr. i Dukes and Ron Geiger attended * % Mr. and Mra. George Paunce en­ joyed dinner and the theatre tn I Grand Rapids Sunday. . Grand Itipids Ttey attended MOVING IF SOMEONE YOU KNOW is moviiti into, a otw com­ munity, let m know *3. A fritodly call by the VRT-^ coma Wijorb HoUets with bar basket of jilts and helpful Information, will make Ike newcomer feel quickly at home. Join in carrying on oir communrty's traditional spirit ol hospitality. Just give their ” and* address to Atyelcome IM SHERIVOOD AGGIICT III O II n 1 11 n r lAluUKAnluL Birmingham and Mra. Allen FW1 v*1 granddaughter. Loma a R^*^Ujite»YRXh ££■ S? ROBERT W. SHERWOOD, Mrj cal Facility Saturday I Mrs. Grorgr Nei»n of Beiitle ‘ Creek spent Thuraday with Mra Cora Walton. * Mr. and Mrs All Forms of Fred Lunike and their ren and ■ _ _ Id* family Mr. and Mr* Keith insurance and Bonds Lunike of Grand Rapid* were JERRY ANDRUS rm,, v™ Leon Mewcar of Grand Rapids visited ter. the Howard Woodland were Sunday dinner Hynes. They all called at the Ward Hynes cottage. Gun Lake, in the afternoon. ROADS Saturday, Sept 11 Johnson Mpc Iy-Wu:r-I» Mbit btiolj Field Ln HaMUiga Two softball I roup of Methodto Church at gomra will be played including a team from Woodland. Proceeds CARD OF TRANKS 'your group meets I will see to I I wish to thank Dr. Hoekstra, that the public knows about IL Dr. Thompson, nurse* and nuivev: LEGALS ADWITTAX CBS MIOHIOAX CITT. UTD —J*r tall BETTER Hept. IS—PTA at Woodland The Victor Hannwy family cafalsia, 1. thanks sad appreciation to their BY ARBA MOKE ’’■’5 3534 WELCOME NEWCOMERS! Use this coupon to let a k.ws you'rt Mra ADDRESS cny. PltaM b-m lhe We-'cmg Wijon Hoslew call or im I would lib to subsaibi to the Hatfinfi* Banner SI elfudy subscribe but cmipon and mH to Oiculitton Dept, iot ««.i m �"September Song"—Money Jingling In Your Potkets From Items Sold COME TO WHERE THE USED CAR SAVINGS ARE LARKE BUICK CHEVROLET 1435 S. Hanover SUMMER SPECIALS — Sava Wl 5-2425 ' Wl 5-2426 $$ on One of These One- CLASSIFIED AD PAGE HASTINGS BANNER PHONE Wl 5-3481 Classified Paragraphs MINIMUM RATE —50c for Twonty Words. you always admired someone* hand-knlta? Now la your chance to learn how and eraale your own beautiful things in time for Christmas. Private and Clate. Owner, New-Car Trades . . . 1964 FORD FALCON IBM RAMBLER CONV. Ha* very few miles and priced 10 «°.................................... 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V-8 with automatic FARM BUREAU'S NEW FALL Wl 5-3903 or Wl 5-2454 FERTILIZER USED CAR CENTER PRICES FARM IMPLEMENTS Owner. Red with White Top, Matching Interior. FOUR BEDROOM HOME —One and one-half bath, basement, new gas furnace, on two nice large shady loU. E. State Rd, Culllgan Waler Conditioning 0-20-20 5- 20-20 $56.25 $60.75 6- 24-12 $61.95 6-24-24 $70.25 8-32-16 $78.35 12-12-12 $56.90 $99.75 5-10-30 USED MACHINERY 18-46-0 IM] PONTIAC SPORTS COUPE . . Nicely equipped Including HydramaUe. power steering and radio. New whitewall tire*. until 6. Sundays til 4. Monday, Wednesday and Friday eve­ ning* 'U1 B. Doug Young, owner. Fertiliser Ptent) $51.35 qulred. Write Rawleigh Dept. _„ MCI-651-815 Freeport. Ill. B/0 Mich. WHEAT STARTER SPECIAL IM3 CHEV. STA. WON. . . . BelAir I Dr. Vi engine Automatic tram, radio, power steering, excellent condition! Per $7708 Ton I I (FX).B. Fertiliser Plant) 19C3 OLDS HARD TOP COUPE Power steering and brakes Beautiful maroon finish. Farm Bureau Services a* HvMamlxn > Ike PraOalr “5SK J ... All wfllC, 4 I index, automatic FRANCISCO FARM SUPPLY M37 South Wl 5-3150 GOOD AS NEW STORE r Start * Wallpaper & Paint Store IBM CHEVROLET H TON . . . Pickup Truck. Large fleetaide box. Very clean! REAHM MOTOR SALES pontiac - olds - Cadillac Wl 5-2478 107 N Michigan Ave. Halting*, Michigan H^STIN^S BANNER Farm Machinery 4B64' Codubutt Tractor, aha pel shape —4-Section 12-ft Drag. Good shape! . —Orwin Bln to. At Pick-up Truck. -Kill Bro* Gravity flox. rui < Heating - Plumbing Service . flood Used Citeln Saws GOODYEAR BROS. Wl 5*5052 Call WL 5-3W p E 100s i>.» u ■ bi it- R&ctiea Mbmklp m1»o •!• Lay taaiitela »<• sjwra’ U'lattrs to Lmmm KAECHELE'S m|3&irJba.4 *r M. H. Mikl. �Personal Mention Rules Insure Wholesome Smoked Fish incnl of Agriculture regulation signed by Gw George Romney The regulation Is the result CARPET MILLS favor h;o:st to dean modern carpets HOST conilsls of a Dry Cleaner and on Electric Brush designed for women to save work. TN* Machine brushes lhe pile upward, removing deep dirt and eliminating matting. No handwork. No wet carpet. Rooms can be mod imfanHy. Ideal for all flbers. only. Labels must contain a statement of the perishability of the product, the temperature of tone storage, and that lhe pro­ -- -- ----- — ------------------- duel should be eaten withtn 14 temperature of the raw fish days after the date at smoking I must be maintained at no higher This regulation la for protection than 38 degrees. The fUh must of n* consumer, said Pood Inbe smoked so the coldest part jpectlon Division Chief J. L remains at not less than 110 de- ^Littlefield of the Michigan De­ grees for at least 30 minutes psutment of Agriculture. Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Smith. Mike and I-lsa spent the labor Day weekend at Indian River Visiting at the Walter Forsberg home last week were her sister. Mrs Maurice Rhude, and her five sons from Marinette. Wte. The three Forsberg boys had a fine time entertaining their cousins, and even though there were eight boys tn the home, everything went beautifully and lhe visit SQUARE DANCE LESSONS ($10.00 per Couple for 10 Lessons) FIRST LESSON FREE HASTINGS FLOOR COVERING Northeastern School, Sept. 15, 8-10 p.m. Ilentth, Safely Hints nephews. Oreg and Darrell Con­ rad. took a trip north a weekend ago. visited the Soo. Tahquamcnon Falls and Mackinac Island. This coming weekend, the Bud Wolfes will be in Indianapolis. OWNERS], Personal Mention SAVE THOUSANDS ON YOUR NEW HOME By far the greater number of these (tenths and injuries were suffered by children from five to 14 years of age. ten* family vert home for lhe weekend Including Mr. and Mra. Marty Kleva and Cindy of South Bend. Ind. John from W8U and Tom. who will be leaving for Jar responsibility for the safety of their children. Parents must see that their young rider* are taught when and where bicycling la safe: they must help get the Birke's 50 DOWN must promote a friendly and cooperative altitude toward law enforcement officer*; they must help the child develop an un­ derstand! nr ot lhe ourocRSee of traffic regulation*. nwHiTot Billings'. It I* Important to help >our Mont., and the Earl Lamberu of HASTINGS spent the laibor Day weekend with her parents, the Adeibert CortrighU. Last week, lhe Bob Roushe*. Billy and Carol Jean were vacationing at the Cartright cottage al Gun Lak*. Billy and Darwin Benjamin 298 Kent St. brings you the most beloved footwear in the land and a danger light on the rrur of your bicycle for night riding. Wear white or light-colored clothing at night. fashions that fit as if made for your foot alone I .. . doshing little Cobbles! You'll find styles to fit every fashionable ond busy moment rp your life on Thursday to Niles to begin her leaching duties thia week, and Mlsa Eltaabeth Parker spent Sunfield. Michigan Phone 3-3330 * Give pedestrians lhe right of way. Avoid sidewalks, tf pcvtalble. use extra care when riding on KUSH HOUR ST. JOSEPH COUNTY All have that fabulous feeling thol mokes CENTREVILLE you love these famous shoes more eoch time you Styles from CENTREVILLE, MICH. tersections and look to right and left before crossing * Be sure your brakes work properly and keep your bicycle 5 Days of Racing $24,000 in Purses If your child plans to ride to nd from school on a blcycie Has your Drivers License Buying on pries alone can fool you I It's what you can't SEE that counts most. Ths hidden elements in Wslldortf 's sofos and chain by NORWALK all odd up lo quality . . . always your best “bargain." You got rigid hardwood frames, seamless foam rubber cushions, factory tailored arm covers, pre-teped “Rest-Assured" fabrics (Scotthgard soil-protection if desired)... and best OPEN FRIDAY EVENINGS TILL 9 Rkmember—if your iRknin has expired or win erpirjkm the next 3 months, apply ot a new one today. The traffic department does not notify you to renew. CHECK YOUR LICENSE RIGHT NOW CLOSED ALL DAY THURSDAYS Be Safe-Be Sure REMINDER SPONSORED BY Coleman agency Jim Cohman 105 EAST STATE ST. HASTINGS PHONE Wl 5-5105 �I The Hastings Banner Section Three Thursday, September 9, 1965 Thursday. Paf 1 «• 6 Barry Has Best Blood Clinic in Four Years latest patterns (Armstrong LINOLEUM □ 15 persons visited the blood teerx, who responded so willingly | RusseU Gerllnger. James Gordon, bank operation at the American I to make this the most successful Gertrude VanHouten. Earl Cole­ Legton Hall Wednesday. Sept 1. *-••—*—*-*• *- •*■- ——------Joining the Twa Gallon Club were Isabelle Pfaff. Bennie WK MODCBN FASHION A FLOOK TO MttT EVERY BUDGET HASTINGS FLOOR COVERING 1,3 W. Shit* St. ire Robert Miller. Atty. Richard shutter, Oeorge Bchalbly, Agnes Tebo. Lee Relgler. Sheriff Merl Campbell. Regliter of Deeds Howand Etsyn Raffler. Dr. Larry Blair. MD. volun­ teered bis time tp give the re­ quired medical supervision Red Crow nurses assisting the Red Cross Regional staff nurses were i4uu nxa. irsK yiuiuau ruiu has beqn designated for training, and duty as a supply specialist at Dow AFB. Maine He becomes a member of the Strategic Air I HBTUMCI 'oHHltl Why Drive Around With a Faulty Auto Radio? Mrs. Porteous Writes About Visit lo Israel 45 minute* to work on they will be there on time! The tedding wm held in a lovely garden of a platform The altle was with green pine roping a State Denies Caledonia RR Petition STEP UP TO A PROFESSIONAL: OFFICE CAREER. BE A RECEPTIONIST-TYPIST William EARN TOP PAT MEET NEW FRIENDS Hi-fi ond tope recorder* repaired quickly. Wl 5-9187 and If It Is. the Village ahowli not be repaired lo there lhe expected M.M* expense. CENTRAL RADIO & TV Wood. Esther Hotehkis*. Hasel DoolllUe. Lydia Bogan, Melba Gray. Eva Hoeox. “ Gray — and Susan Gray. The following me tn bars of Scon Troops ITS ahd 1T1 assisted the dispatcher tn unloading and re-loading the mobile: bick Francisco. Gregg CuUhaw, Mike Bradley. Jeff Miller. Chris Ja­ coby. Howard Moore. Chester LEARN HOW TO nelh Meade, Fred Tebo, Mary Parker, Paul E Burkey. George Spencer. Douglas Cooper, Rich­ ard Allerding: . Beulah Stauffer. Maglne Stocby. Ronald Martin, Wesley Joppte. Gale Wetxel. Marvin An- SUCCEED AND PREPARE FOR YOUB FUTURE JOAN JEWETT CAREER SCHOOL HOWARD TRUMBULL wi J.PU7 e wi s*sm 520 W. Ionia Street Laming Phone 482-1093 English — Hebrew on the right tide and English on the left tide and both the bride's parents and the groom'* parent* requested the pleasure of our company at the NOON ON SATURDAYS You'll love those The Delton Tylers To Mark Jubilee all new Mr. and Mr* Detern Tyler wUl be honored at an open house Sunday. Sept. 12. In celebration of their 25th wedding anniver­ sary. The hour* will be from 1 to 5 pm. John. Bonnie and Ruth Ann w 111 boat the event for their Annual Stag Steak Supper For Laurence J. Bauer AMERICAN LEGION POST L '66 cars Member* and Guest* TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 1965 specially for those who perspire heavily only his hair U too light. Thia will be all for now. Hope all are well and happy and en­ joying the rummer. E. L. CARPENTER HARDWARE 142 E. 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Don't give in to perspi­ ration worries; try Mitchum Antl-Perspirant today. APPLIANCES ★ G. E. ★ ADMIRAL ★ Easy KITCHENS * IXL ★ KEMPER See the New '66 Cars in Local Showrooms, Then See Your Dealer to See How a Low-Cost Bank Loan Saves You More! (PlMaioi and laataUatioa' Open daily Monday thru Saturday 'til 3:00, Thursdays 'til 12:00 ELECTRIC and PLUMBING CONTRACTORS Aho... SUPPLIES ^(fdiSV; National Bank of Hastings Member tadoral Rosorvo System and Federal Deposit Insurance Corporalion Paint, Hardware, Water Sy«temi*S*«-Ritel TV, Rainbird Sprinkler Systems Mm. thru Set. 1:00 a-M. to • p.M. Saa. 10 aua. fa < p.m- ^■■■0 deposits INSURED UP TO $10,000.00 Loans from ’60°° to s60,000°° �[NtteSnottone are reported In township. This was organised-fa,in the-cointpJ II bugted'a-’iww;caM.-81 hir8i?fofvtoor. receiving 30 votes andi m i860. 113 voCae were polled H. Leonard. Cterles V. Robinson was named out of 113 registered vottaa. fl. M ar/Tn-'town ctek receiving » roueBowker had 78 to Ids opponent's election was' In 1858, the number of votes jj. and John *. Hall far town record. It was rated to give MOD tri* was fir* called the as the Sprague school. It wm usual U I w*w ttew was not recorded, but Peter clerk had 70 to 42 for his op­ to- a tease of the school dto. Bchronte school, arid was organ‘—• •• — *“*-* ** ~-WmS, Howard was elected supervisor. potent By this time part _ and to build a log echoolhou*. toed Mar 15. 1888. remllv- G. Peake and C. V. Robinson township were drawn stiffly in Hope town­ 118 x 34. and to raise 37100. cr The old No. 6 was known as Jan. 25. 1882. This is the present at the received one__vote for supervisor. clerk. Tn 1856. 8* votes wire ca*. >hip as well M in the whr>j> ! as much a, needed to build the Masher district, utul was Cloverdale district. The No. 10. <r Carpenter dls-'T. Peake. vote for clerk and < H. TiUotson tor w^^r annuy i schoolhouse organized 8ept. 9. ft55. It to I What was known as Uw old IX)W » j»rt of the Bludtx district. I “S'"-;TX setaw i 1 cate that the Peake family did I " vcMiiber 4, 1863, kt Ed Pennel s oy» old Moairer district i not forget thcmseivea They, w«ro j S^T,J?n2JL‘^U’iato!,7 18 ‘re ond the oW 8abuM* tUMrte‘- Ule ttw three early negro lamlUra/ In the township. ; ; The new No. 2 fractional dis- i^tod '‘/mltenorth 'tf’sclwtta 5<”u<xut* At tte fir* ... ti» minutes of th* . । jwara , which filled four pages tMoUng. la the-11860. Tte No. 6 or Hope Center AtoJ Theago, No. 8 district to knownJ supcrvii 22 far. trict to known as the McCallum station, and was onrarilBed Sept voua were out, of which Silas school and was ergantaed Feb. 18M, at tte home of S. H. Bowker received 11 for supervisor ______ . —__ . ___ ______ „__ __ _w_ . tte jSitta&e.. J- Btowari tar Tte old No. 4 ted a tog schoolthe No. 7 district Is the Brush ship ciert._____________________ | ■uP<Ttoer »W*v*i 18 votes to ......... I house north of Delton, and was Ridge school. The meeting toi In 1851. 17 votes were cast, ‘9 for Ooton Doud. 8 Bowker U1 March 12. 1853. When tho!or8«nlMd April 1. 1857. I arganire It was held at the home Bitts Bowker roodnd them all r*®"™ « ’®*« township voters of that school district! The new No. 4 district la of Wellington Kidder. Sept », A>r supervlaor, and N. P. Bupto 12 flor S. Chandler. met to decide about t|w? organl- known as Uw Hinds school, and IBM. The )« school in this dis- ncll was elected ctork. receiving In 1864. 35 votes were cast, ration, there ware ten prtuenl. took In some land Ui Baltimore trie: was the la* one remaining 13 votes. In 1852. 23 votes were Bltta Bowker was elected supcr- ___ _______ _____ _ ______ ___ By If. D. Burpee LOCAL P1ONKER HISTORY UNUSUAL PACTS ASSEMBLKD KING OF ROASTS! "Super-Right" Mature, Corn-Fed Beef Of QUALITY Standing Rib Roast things would be better. The peo­ ple favored another name. Al the fir* town meeting ll was A4P Adrertlted Price/ in Detroit Newspapers Now It feet ire In This Areal NUTLEY —IN QUARTERS Margarine 6 - 79' AbPi PURE VEGETABLE SHORTENING dexo First 5 Ribs Fipet 3 Riba "SUPER-RIGHT" COUNTRY STYL1 6-INCH CUTS — "SURER-RIGHT" BEEF Spare Ribs < . Rib Steaks CAN Beef Short Ribs Cake Mixes A&P Coffee HUNDREDS and HUNDREDS In Hope township and 92 dwel­ lings. The census for i860 how­ ever, gives 138 families. The nomda shown on that map and Here's a Representative List... 1L1. 8-OZ. SIZE ton. Moses and Joseph Hhulta. On Motion 3 was P- D. Camp­ bell, J. & and J. A, Hall and N. J. Bowker. , On section 4. J. Tuttle. W. Bowker. O. TYacy, E. Bugbec, J. WWWWWWMMMMIMAF MP fROZIN VEGETABLE! ? Wat , GIANT SIZE 'No names appeared on eecUona a, a. ii. 33. 34. Section 8, William Crosby, H. Janklna, L. Douglas and W. P. On section 7, Duncan McCal­ lum and R. Dinwiddle. Station 8. J. B. Cooper. Well­ tagton Kidder who later moved to Irving tovnahip, 8. Tobey and AND ULEAilEFiS Peas, Chopped Broccoli, Ad Detergent . Spinach, Mixed Vegetables GIANT SIZE I l.LB. 2- OX. -­ Ajax Detergent 3- L8. IVi-OZ. GIANT JIU All Detergent . E-L*. uoz. LAUNDRY DETERGENT 10-0x. Net. Wt. Blue Cheer . . . 1-L8. 5M-OX. GIANT SIZS Dush Detergent 2H&, LAUNDRY DETERGENT Oxydol................. 1-LB. 4-OZ. 10c OFF LABEL —GIANT IIZI Rinse Blue . . . S-LB. 7-OZ. GIANT SIZE Silver Dust . . . 2-LB. 6-OZ. FOR DISHWASHERS All..................... 4-OZ^ FOR DISHWASHERS Cascade . . . . ** <lM’ ,|U diw*»''"“ ««T. — rtald U.I *- ’“L/X - Stomp* *n v°ur „ follow*: Townsend. W. H. Carpenter. Section 30. Ira Virgie. Section 31. J. Reno and D. Axtell. <0. M Titus in cenauai. •Section 32. I. & ftlgelow and DOVE, IVORT, JOY, LUX OR VEL Liquid Detergent 6-OZ. DOVE, IVORY. JOY OR LUX Liquid Detergent QT. SIZE ' HOUSEHOLD CLEANSER Roman Bleach . a 2-UI. i-oz. GAL. IIZI 79c 79c 79c 33c 79c 34c 69c 83c 47c 79c 65c 93c 63c PAPER PRODUCT^ NOW Wai 74* 74‘ 71* 31* 71* 32* 59* 79* 39* Reynold's Wrap ALUMINUM FOK Wonderfoil . . ANGEL SOFT— 2 P|*T Facial Tissue . . Kleenex Tissue isue SIG PACK ' Paper Napkins FOR THS BATHRpOM Delsey Tissue • for ths Bathroom Northern Tissue WHJTS OR COLOM Scot Tissue Ci *■ ““Xi.“**'T;x 4/49* FOR THR MITdHfH 59* 58* 80* 49* Scot Towels ON PET FOOD Wai NOW Biscuit $ & T stores* . .MUI-1 -rX.. - ‘AXo.’ ’•'“"•"tfsw". NOW ICOMQAjY SjZT — ALUMINUM Aero Wax ... Wiogth. NO RUBBING DAity^BArr jyh Aero Wax . . . FOR BEAUTIFUL FLOORS (Cewl*M D . Johnson's Gio Co KITCHEN WAX 14-FL 01. Johnson’s Jubilee No Coupons, No Gimmicks, No Limits 6/79* �tSi:j Drain Jail Term Naahvllla'i'i x * in ;iui < Cl । and p» r?,W efrurt txnU wlwnday. Aug. 31. Hastings SPEEDY WASH COIN-OP Laundromat Middleville By Mr*. Mary Jaclubn 1 !• a—— *• i family of Charlotte came 1»*ne in the Shenandoah Valley; ion a trip through northern day. and remained over Labor • «»•«-* «•«- — •* (Day with her parent*. Mr. amij ’Mrs. William Cridlar. * Mr. and' Bubroanra? Gludyi) Jackson and MiM Irma tended the Irwin family reunion and Mr*. Joe Flat*. Mr# Baughman left Tuesday Aug 31 "for and daughter* were called io 8L । Fletcher’. * Mr# Bill Smith of right leg amputated last Tues- daughter. Mra. Duane Peterson. Korea, stopping to visit frienra Johns because of tte death i ,nd - *1*nL • le* <**>’* day morning at Pennock Hoe- and family on Chartea street. ♦ in Son Francisco. Calif., and two grandfather recently. I*10* mothr., Mrs. Lucy Bo- .p|tal. Her 9Ui birthday was Mr. and Mra. Holly Kidder and __ .. ... .. _ .... .. ». __ I Mrs. _ John Juustra Tm.aPh (Wen. Wcr-C U.n.l.l.. — Mr. and wen |Thun tilted in the home at Mr. and | Charles Robertson u home on their tha Walter daughter. Mia Joanne Puffer. * nuuoo and Romney Wheeler New Consumers PR Director Board. at the Lanilng eh show and group is Included with a small Wellman, during tte month of mru. wuuam (-Timer went u> ui- —— — — —— — | Augurt. troll to get William Arthur tte 80001 Dakota. Later in the Jane Robertson entered her half fee of IJO. Arabian filiy. Tom alw> showed ! Paul Tungate is leaching I -----------• -----------mnn«h old rja K.t>v .»v> will wni make weekJo))n 016 Jousua Tekronya' visited in. month baby, who * Mr Ills sheep in the Slate Fair, jujilor High mathematics in tte " Famed ailvssmith Paul Reids teme with ids parenu. Mr. und UtM. virgil Adam* returned Jane's horse received three rib- Sparta achool system. * Mra. verc made the copper boiler# bol for la Ilona nlne-day. bar-, Oongratuiattona a Mr. and Stanley Kltch successfully un- Robert Pultons historic and Mrs. Rodney Yatta and trip East. They visitcd FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE WE HAVE INSTALLED A DOLLAR-BILL CHANCER rrCMSSlONAL D«Y CLEANING SERVICE North Gon Lok, Cote-Op Opon 5:00 o.m. - 10 p.m. Special Sale! "Super-Right Ho previously was 4 a yOUR GUARANTEE Of QUALITY Pork Loin Roast Full 7-Rib Portion 35 45 era! MMArthur'n staff In Tokyo, directing the book tritruu..Uon tlonal Broadcasting Company tn You'll Save ...'at A&P! Come See... (□real Britain) Lid, lb U.S. NO. 1 Agency's TV division when ft RUSSET turned to industry in 1662. re­ joining NBCt parent company. "SUPER-RIGHT" Pork Chops SMOKED PICNICS ^79£ POTATOES 891 “rQQc ut-v# WHOLE OQC >.Hc FRYERS A 7 lb Fresh Fryers New York. Alabama and Florida. 20 79( GOVERNMENT INSPECTED lb. bag Jackson at 1315 West Franklin. gg Middleville By Mn. Mary Jackton I A.——Ite PULED AND DEVEINED THOMPSON WHITE, SEEDLESS Medium Shrimp Of BAG ChceriO — PRICES REDUCED PAULICn UAI1I1LU urrCTADI CO . evehyday _ 3 iLULIHULLJ Flow PAi. tS ■ Was | UHI1I1LU c IIL/ll J HI Del Monte Beans I-LB. CAN SLICED OR WHOLE Del Monte Beets CAN CREAM STYLE OR WHOLE KERNEL Del Monte Corn 1-OZ. CAN EARLY GARDEN 1-LR. 1-OZ. CAN Del Monte Peas WHOLE OR SLICED A&P Potatoes 1-L*. CAN STEWED Del Monte Tomatoes CAN SAVE AT AfrP Iona Tomatoes WHOLE KERNEL StokleyCorn . . 1-LR. CAN 27c 4/89* Del Monte Tuna NET WT. 5-OZ. CAN Boned Chicken 2/39* 4/69* Beef Stew . . . 2/43* Luncheon Meat LUNCHEON MEAT Spam . . . . . 4/59* ■ 2/49* 4/69c IJIB uO.7 HIT WT. 6ft-OZ. CAN 2/39* 4/69* 1 Wm 2/45! 2/49* c Now LIGHT CHUNK CUT GREEN rriFFFF ANO UUI 1 LL TFA ILA AllU 4/89* 2/29* 1-OZ. CAN NET WT. 12-OZ. CAN 2/43* 4/69* COCO CAN Tea Bags . . . 48-CT. PKG. CHOCOLATE FRUITS AND JUICES|^& Was Hestle's Quik PKG.' Apple Sauce Fruit Cocktail JAR i-oz. CAN NOW AfrP GRADE "A** Grapefruit Sections CRUSHED CAN . Dole Pineapple HEARTS DELIGHT Apricot Nectar Hi-C Grapeade Hi-C Orangeade 4W-OZ. CAN mSz. CAN |V-OZ. CAN h3>z. CAN 4/99* BISCUIT MIX 4/89* CAN 4 VARIETIES 3/89* 2/69' 3/89* 3/’l“ 3/79* NET WT. 12-OZ. PKG. 8-OZ-. s-ot PKG. 1- LB,. 2- OZ. PKG. Swansdown Mixes JIFFY NET WT. 9-OZ. PKG. Cake Mixes . AUNT JEMIMA^BUTTIRMILK 2/69* PINEAPPLE-GAAPIFRUIT A&P Drink . . . ANN PAGE Cake Mixes . . 33c 29 49c 2/89* 2/89* A ' Pancake Flour 2-LB. PKG. ROBIN HOOD Fumily Flour PURE VEGETABLE Crisco Shortening 5-LB. BAG ”” B-LB.* CAN Cheerios . . « NETWT. , 10ft­ . OZ. PKG. Lucky Charms GENERAL MILLS Total Cereals NET WT. PKG. GENERAL MILLS Wheaties . . INSTANT Malt-O-Meal 12-OZ. PKG. KELLOGG'S LOW NOW 89c 83* 67c 59* 79c 69* Was LiraWMIl Bisquick . . . . 4/99* 55* -LU 4/99* Nestle's Morsels 3/79‘ 2/79« EVERYDAY A6P GRADE "A" 3/79* 2/89* CAN NOW All Bran . . PKG. KELLOGG'S Corn Flakes KELLOGG'S CEREAL 2-OZ. PKG. NET WT. Jumbo Assortment '«* KELLOGG'S ASSORTED CEREAL Variety Pak . 9ft-OZ. PKG. POST Crispy Critters 13-OZ. PKG. CORN FLAKES 49c 43* 49= 43* 3/89< Sunday pm. 25* 3/89< 3/79* 2/29* 2/27* Post Toasties 2-OZ. PKG. QUAKER Cap'n Crunch Wa. NOW 33c 37c 35c 33c 43c 35c 37c 79c 45c 45c 37c 43c 30' 30 30‘ 29 39* 31* 33 69* 38* 38* OZ. PKG. baby of Dallas Texas, are now living with his grandfather. George Jupprtrom, flrM a fine arrangement for both famiUeo. Mr. and Mra. Robert Prcat and family moved Tuoaday to their newly built home tn Lake Odeam. * Mra. Mae Holes «peot*Baturday with her sister. Mias Ruth Oliver, at the Clark Memorial Home in Grand Rapids. * John family were gucata thia last A Marine artillery regiment provide# fire support to front line units during amphibious aasaulU and subsequent operattona 33 39* SOUP AND CRACKERS Was NOW MEAT VARIETIES Campbell's Soups VEGETABLE VARIETIES 45c 39* 55c 49* 89c 83* attending Perris, had a V cation In the north recently. wm VALUES ON CEREALS!^ :s NOW 34c 389< 35c 29* 49c 45 N12-OZ? LIPTON 1-LB. 1-OZ. CAN Mlssca Sharon Robertson. Ruth 12 « 49* GENERAL MILLS Was Coffee................. Chocolate Covered Ice Cream Bars They're Hundreds More - WHY PA Y MORE? M ' 19 Grapes . . . . Campbell's Soups 1014- 5/89* 6/97* NET WT 10ft- 6/89* 6/79* PACK 2/39* 2/37* NETWT. 10ftOZ. 5/79* 6/89* ALL VARIETIES Knorr Soups . . ANN PAGE CREAM OF Mushroom Soup NABISCO PREMIUM Crackers . . . . BOX 33c 29* Just Quality Merchandise at Low Prices! Jacob's PRESCRIPTION PHARMACY 126 Urt State St. S-24M H>m« Wl Halting! • �To Serve Peace Corps Abroad BANNER Hastings Pastor Attends Annual Church Conclave convention t Memos, low*, Aug. 2&-31 crane Memorial Auditorli CARLTON 8EVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST CHURCH FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Willard. H. Curtta. Minister Nursery provided. Brosdraat of Prayer meeting. Tuesday. 7:30 HASTINGS LAKEWOOD E.UJB. CHURCH ASSEMBLY OF GOD CHURCH 102 E. Woodland Avenue Bunday worship. 10 am. Bunday school, 11 am.., 8:46 am. Bunday rehoot MYF Sunday. 7 pm. Bunday evening service, 8 pm. 11 am. Morning worship. Wednesday service, 8 pm S. K ALAMO PENTECOSTAL CHURCH Rev. Arbutus Hurleaa, Pastor Sunday school, JO am. Worship, 11 am. Evangelistic service, 7:30 pm. WOODLAND FIRST CHURCH OF GOD METHODIST CHURCH 1330 N. Brpadway. Hastings Rev. Richard VandenBoecb, Rev, George J. Huber. Pa*tor Pastor ■ Phone 946-3 IM 71 foreign eouBtrlM aXlenrting Sunday school, 10 am. Where a Christian Experience Thursday, 7:30 channel choir Makes you a Member. Morning worship, 11 am. Youth Fellowship. 7:30 pm. practice. Springfield, Mo, re-elsetod to a 11 am. Morning worship. lowshlp Club will meet in Use 8:30 pm. Youth service. DELTON church lounge. METHODIST CHURCH 7.30 pm. Wednesday prayer. Marcius E. Taber. Minister Phone 623-5856 PEOPLE’S BIBLE CHURCH Church Study, Bunday, 9:45 RI Nashville F1R8T CHURCH OF CHRIST. SCIENTIST Worship. Sunday. 11 am. LeRoy Kepney. Pastor G15 W. Green Street Youth Fellowships, Sunday, o Phone 653-3248 Sunday service, H am. Sunday school. 11 am. Prayer Group, Tuesday, f:30 10 mt Sunday .school. Wednesday service. 7:45 pm. Reading room open Wednes ­ teadent rvpUdng the Rev. Gayle Chancel Choir rehearsal, day and Saturday. 2 to 4 pm. pm, Thursday. Car. Crystalalre* Quartet from Crystal will provide the special iCARLTON CENTER - ■__ GRACE LUTHERAN CHURCH METHODIST CHURCH Wed, 7:45 pm. Mid-Week | R A. Walnut Rev Richard VandenBouh prayer. school. 10:18 am. Thursday. 7 pm. Pioneer GlrlslI; Bunday Worship. 10:45 am. Morning worship, 9:18 am. and Boys Brigade. Women’s Missionary Fellow­ Text for Sept, Ulh. Luke ship 2nd Tues, each month, 7:30. WOODLAND UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH 10:23-37. Theme; "Finding Your Neighbor." Sunday school. 10 am. COATS GROVE CHRISTIAN CHURCH Christian Endeavor. 6:30 pm. Life” over WKZO-TV. 0:30 ml; Cor. Coats Grove Rd. and over WOOD-TV, 10:30 aun.; Prayer service. Wed, 8 pmDurkee Road Public Invited. Charles Gibbs, Pastor New Pastor Takes Pulpit At Woodland UrwaU Donna resigned several membership at Woodland. Haatinga. Science Churches to Explore 'Substance' Christian Science churchcn will explore the subject of “Sub­ stance** this Bunday. lite Christian Science textbook will include these lint*: "Mortals muM look beyond fading, finite Floyd Waiter. Bupt. HASTINGS Bible school, 10 am. GRACE BRETHREN CHURCH Worship hour, 11 am. Cor. of Jefferson and E. Center Christian Endeavor, Tuesday. 7 Rev. Ruiuell Barver. Pastor pm. During the month of August Bunday school, 10 am. the Rev. Charles Gibbs will be Worship hour, ll am. the leader for CE. Sunday evening service. 7 pin The Bible, the whole Bible and CEDAR CBEEK BIBLE CHURCH nothing but the Bible. Campground Rd. « miles .south of Hastings NORTH IRVING WESLEYAN Pastor, Donald Tack METHODIST CHURCH Sunday school, 10 am. Cor. of Sisson and Buehler Road Worship. 11 am. * Youth meeting. 8:15 pm. Rev Morris Borgman. Pastor Evening service, 7:30 pm. Bunday school, 10 am. Wednesday prayer meeting and Momlng worship. 11 am. Bible study, 7:30 pm. Young People’s service. 7 pm. Evangelical service. 8 pm. BOWENS MILLS CHAPEL Henry VanTU. Evangelist ORANGEVILLE 10 am. Momlng service. BAPTIST CHURCH 11:15 am Sunday school. W. Glen Campbell. Pastor . 2 Miles South of Gun Lake A cordial' welcome to all. 0:45 am. Sunday school. 11 am. Morning worship. WOODLAND 7 pm. Evening worship. CHURCH OF THE BRETHREN Wednesday. 7:30 pm. Bible 8319 Coats Grove Road study and prayer service. Rev. Charles Gibb*. Pastor ’ Worship services, 9:45 am. MILO BIBLE CHURCH Spnday school, 10:48 arta. R3 Delton Rev. Frank Crabb BALTIMORE U, B. CHURCH A. J. SpoeLvtra, Pastor Rev. Jesse Powell. Pastor Sunday school. 10 am. 10 am. Sunday school. Worship, 11 am. 11 am. Momlng worship. derztandlnir will expand into 7:30 pm. Christian Endeavor. I PILGRIM HOLINESS CHURCH Rev. Rogcra. Poster Wednesday, 8 pm. prayer meeting. Phone 945-94M HeaUh with Key. io ti^ficrip.Friday, 8 pm. Church Affairs i. Sunday school. Committee meeting­ 11 am. Morning worship. ® Thursday. Sept. 9, Women’s Youth meeting, 6:18 pm. Mlmtonari Society dinner. Place Evening Gonpel Hour. 7 pm. USB BANNER WANT ADS! Wednesday Prayer. 7:30 pm. we realise that Life I* Spirit, Unbeatable values, once-a-year prices SWAP'NGo SALE Church Wofaen | To Plan World Community Day They will teach English, mathe­ matics and acience on the ele- STONEY POINT all lhe major Bland*. FREE METHODIST CHURCH Ruth's mother is the former Rev. OwenneUi Sebring, Pastor Wilma Royer of Haattng*. 10 am. Sunday school Eleven gathered at lhe home of 11 am. Preaching. Mr. end Mr*. Kendall Coats of 8 pm Preaching. Coals Grove on Wednesday. Sept1. far a farewell get-together. KILPATRICK UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH M-66 Woodland Rev. R. A. Hoffman 10 am. Sunday school/ «1'5. — . > nock HcwpltaL Plana w 1 11 am. Worship service. 8 pm. Evening service. I™1? » u» MIDDLEVILLE CHRISTIAN REFORMED CHAPEL 7i» W. Main street Rev. Earl Bchipper Worship. 10 am. Sunday school. 11:18 am. Evening worship. 7:30. Senator Hart Honored Guest Eaton Rapids CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE 307 E. Munhall Street Minister, Dale R. Haney 410 E. Madison. 945-5065 9:45 am. Church school. Bapt. UNITED BRETHREN IN Loyd Marta. CHRIST CHURCH 11 am. Morning worship. E. Colfax al N. Boltwood 7:30 pm. Wed, Bible Study and prayer. 9:30 am Morning worship. THE GALILEAN BAPTIST CHURCH Ponner Freeport High School ____ tj-. 10 am. Sunday school. Worship service, 11 am. January. second annual Garden potluck nt E^’r«roPAL thetr home, 801 Water Street, ***™VtL EPISCOPAL Eaton Rapids Sunday, Sept. 12., CHURCH Rev Don M. Gury. Ro 6:45 pm. ChrlsUon Endeavor. 7 Utt" il im. Family worship at sermon Nursery. Rally Day A I Bunday school. All teachers. chi dren and parents are urged i I Thursday lo Wednesday) ’ decided lo repeal n The public is invited. Other cuesta arc: U Wed. prayer meeting. 8 pm The little church with the big ZION LUTHERAN CHURCH message. Phone 765-8971. Veite Road atr Woodland aiaie cxmaior twgu <iu<uumi <■» Monday, tseps. *»• Rev. Einar UnseUx. Pastor Maralmll and Blate ItepreswiJunlor dkolr Thul>Uy at "Your Friendly, Ciu Ist-centered 1 tallvc Claude E. Burton of BelleHASTINGS 8EVENTH-DAY Church" ADVENTIST CHURCH Sunday school, 10 am. Classes rue. In case of rain the potluck will i 404 W. Colfax Ph. WI 5-5319 bo held in* the Masonic Temple WESLEYAN METHODIST CHURCH Sat. Sabbath school, 9:30. in Eaton Rapid* ••'lhe Lutheran Hour," mon: “Why Be A Christian?’’ Hickory Comers, Michigan Worship, 11 am. 8 pm. Brotherhood Ladles Hastings Methodist Churches Rev. Vaughn B. Jensen. Paste 10 am. Bunday school. Sunday, "Faith for Today," on Night with pastor Priebe of First Methodist Church Grand Ledge. 11 am. Momlng worship. jW 2W W. Green. WI 5-4B45 HASTINGS WESLEYAN lor church and nursery providi Bunday. Voice of Prophecy, Rev. George Elliott METHODIST CHURCH cherub choirs; S p.m. Senior 7:30 pm. Evening service. Radio WJEF 1230, 8:30 am. Rev. John Jolderauia Cor. N. Michigan & E. State Rd. choir. Wednesday. 7:30 pm. Faml Worship service. 8:30 and Rev. Olson W. Clark. Pastor Night Adtilto, Youths. JunR TRINITY GOSPEL CHURCH Sermon topic: "For What *WI 5-3312 and Children. 8:30 pin, Cht 1 1118 Jordan Lake Street You ou Looking?" Loosing.■• I Lake Odessa IPA. Campgrounds WOODBURY Commission Planning Sciston rcnearsai. UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH Phone DR 4-8377 Rev. B. R. Davis. Pastor Rev. Jerry Boomer, Pastor IRVING CHAPEL 6: 30 pm. Youth Fellowship Telephone 374-3246 Sunday school, 10 am. Rev. Chalmer Miller. Pastor 7: 30 pm. Gospel Hour, ser­ Just off M-66. North on M-50 In Worship service, U am. Phone RO 5-3503 Sr. High MYF 7 pm. mon. Revelation Scries. ’The Village of Woodbury Young People’s service. 7 pm. ■ Monday Troop 73 will meet at । Sunday school. 9:30 am. Sunday school, 9:45 am. ----- ---------------—zr ■ Evening service. 8 pm. | Worship, 10:30 am. Wednesday. 7:30 pm. Prayer, Bible Study Wed, 7:30 pm. Worship, 11 am. | Thursday prayer service, 7:38 BlWe study. : Prayer srevlce, 6 pm. Junior caurai •junior church lor far luuuirn. children. 4-9. i|, Thursday. 7:30 pm. Wamen’a _______ Youth choir rehearsal. Wed. p. ' c-nrrJ 8 nm. ' Thursday, . J10 p.m. Carol gT BOSE CATHOLIC CHUM XUwcunury meeting. LAKEWOOD Fellowship service. 7:45 am. ^Vlonn^Chanr-ei choir rehtanaL choir re­ Rev Fr. Joseph C. Dunphy BAPTIST CHURCH Youth Fellowship, Fellowship. Wed, 7 pm .1 7;M 7 80 p pln “’- auinccl CiiancH choir cl‘olr re­ । Rev David Hawley. AMlttaat HASTINGS EVANGELICAL I CommunUy Room aboro Bible Study and prayer aervserv- hcarsai. _____ Sun&y Mass, 7, 8, 10. 11! UNITED-BRETHREN CHURCH Woodland Firt Station ice. Wednesday, ». Saturdays, 7:30 am. 9:50 am. Bunday school. Phonca WI 5-4995 or WI 8-3397 11 am. Worship *ervicc. day*. McCALLUM UNITED Office hours Tuesday through j 7:30 pm. Evening service. Dally Masses. 7 ahd 8 BRETHREN IN Friday, ? am. to Doon. ’ Any 7:30 pm. Wed. prayer service. other time by appointment. ' For information, call K. W. CHRIST CHURCH ST. AUGUSTINE, | Mosher, pastor, 367-2585. "The Church In the Wildwood Sunday service schedule: MIDDLEVILLE Quimby Church Otis Lake Road INTER-LAKES , Morning worship. 10 am. i BAPTIST CHURCH Sunday school. 11 am. ------------ •-----------ST. AMBROSE CATHOLIC Delton. Mich. The Navy’s ARLI8 (Arctic He- । CHURCH AT DELTON Evening service. 7:15. The Rev. David Honeywell, Pastor Bunday school, 10 am. Christian Endeavor will be led search Laboratory Ice BtaUon) I Rev. Fr. Denis P. Naah, Pai Is actually a floating loeburg i Sunday Masses: 7:80, 11 a. Worship. 11 am. by Rev. Marvin Peake. Blbtc two rruica sung, ana one aim one- util LA DI Evening worship, 7 pm. ; . pm. at; half miles wide and apprtnd- | DOWLING Mid-week Fellos-shlp. 7 pm. Wednesday. Weak Supt. mon: “A Form ot Godllnns.’ Organist, Ruth Wax. Monday, a pm. shower fa? tlw Ron Millers. ‘ Tuesday. 12:30 W8WS lunch­ eon. 7:30 pm. Group No. 11 Good Things Go Together Wcdnestlay, Day of Prays- and , Bible study. 9:30 am. Morning Group. Bill : CoCant, leader. . 7 pm. Evening Group, Gladys OstroCh. leader. I 7 pm. Children's Story Hour. Mary Buwalda. leader. director. ON RAMBLER AMERICANS Miss Ruth Foster, daughter of Mr and Mrs Joirn Foster of Mt. Pleasant, ha* completed theten weeks of training fur the Peace Corps al Ban Jose. Calif. She left on Sept 6 for the Philippine Islands where she wUl serve as a Volunteer for two years. Bhc and the 240 members of her project will serve as teach__ oj.111^1.. u-hnnt «V»- Thuraday. 10 am. Cottage 1220 Saturday 2- UCLA, football game at Lansing. Get final details at Sunday school this Bunday. • DEPENDABLE NEWS HASTINGS BAPTIST CHURCH; Mr. Donald Elmore Director of Music and Youth a.m. • COOD COMPANY • GOOD MUSIC ' You'll Find 11 am. Morning church aer-। C e. Mt-.'Siare bv tin- rustor. Broadcast over/WBCH. 11 am.-Junior church, children 4 to 8 years old it all when you Listen Locally! meetings Unbeatable values, once-a-year prices on sedans/ sic. hymn sing. Girls Clubs. Service Brigade Boys Clubs, Wednesday Activities ■ 6 am. Mens Prayer Band. 9 am. Women's prayer baud. 7:30 pm. Prayer meeting and Bible study, annual Ineas meeting. HASTINGS FREE METHODIST CHURCH Boltwood and E Btote Road ■ lev. Marvin Blckmlllcr. Partor Value-packed convertibles with lowest price tags ever! Get a deal to end all deals. It’s our big end-ofyear Swap *N Go Sale! Stop in now, choose your Rambler American, jauntiest version yet of America's compact Economy King. Dozens of sporty options like reclining bucket seats, con­ sole, floor shift*, the lively new 155-hp Torque Command Six. Plus the solid extra-value fea­ tures (Advanced Unit Construction, Double­ Safety Brakes,and othersjthat make a Rambler a Rambler. Come in today, Swap 'N Go! MARLIN - CLASSIC « AMERICAN Morning worship. 10:45 aux. Evening service. 7:30 pm. Wednesday prayer. 7:30 pm. A warm invitation t» extended this friendly church RAMBLER American Motors DEDICATED TO EXCELLENCE . CYC groups Wed, 4-5 pm. Young People. Thursday, < pm THE CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF LATTER DAY SAINTS M-43 al Podunk Lake Missionaries, phone 945-Kitt. Buy Rambler American and buy now. at Rambler oncs-a-year prices I . HASTINGS RAMBLER, ING 201N. Broadway HASTINGS CONGREGATION OF JEHOVAH’S WITNESSES 230 West vouax Colfax btrett street ’ ‘ LWBCH EVERYONE ENJOYS Listening to Hastings-Barry County Rc —1 �Northville, Mr and Mra. neth Woods and family of । ■ WIU1U-. unu Rnpida. Mr. and Mrs. pandson. Glenn Johnson of Blrmmgham, Mrs. Aden Fish ant! grandson, Hrera. Fish were tn Grand Rapids Aug. M * Frances Chapman of Tlute RlvI tn, who has been Vhiung Mr. and Mra. Clwrlea King, return-! Hod home Bunday. Aug. 28. Mr. ! and Mra King- took htr home. , Mfr. Minnie King ol Ionia whoi I iftr ts^auf HASTINGS BANNER Highlights Interesting FARM NEWS Harvest Moon Part Illusion, All Beautiful Barty Farm Calendar... Cattle Gains Not Accurate Value Gauge Offer Tips for Hauling Your Trailer Safely Central Michigon't Predict Revival Of Michigan's Mint Industry Mott Complete Fertiliser Service FERTILIZER FACTS specific In the objective* you; plan to aocomptlah. —Learn where to find factu.il I information and accumulate It on the items you are apt U> need1 I Mkhiw, SUM uni—raur a revival of' mint Indus-: decade, about 55,000 ----------- Crito. * Mr. and Mra Martin Butler, and Mra. Ouy Draper of Detroit were weekend gucsU of Mr. and Mrs. Dale Dukes. * Mra. Gary Kidder and son of Cale­ donia were Friday lunch and supper guests of her sister, Mr. The Navy rank of Commodore, equal lo a Marine Corpti Briga­ dier General. la used only dur- what lower Hum during the ex­ perimental period. "Thia la due to gaining bock siulnk and a lower energy ration fed during the acclimation period.” be cx- iHbhM ALLEGAN CO. FAIR EXPERT TIRE SERVICE JIM BARR ■Car Hits Pole, Both Damaged ■sonpherr. and not to the Mown Itself. explains Dr. Lreh. -The molecules of tiie air and the impended dust ptuticJra ra-t.T the light—the blue con- Take SMITH BROS. ( or Mra Wuvld C»» * Mr. Cattle on experimental feed Michigan will sen ____ trials ___ can gain well, — bat this lie once Important may not be an accurate measure try within the next of their true performance, ac-i At present, only cording to a Michigan Stale Uni- -—' “ —’----- —• vcnlty animal husbandman. Larry Cation, herdsman ’ far Actually, however, the almon-.: ■ten- causes the sunlight to be £tnt. a that It appears ■'lifted."; jxxj risible before coming over Ur horlwin. and after seUlm; *X until Sept. 26 will the de-1 aa,v m the length of the Bun’s! terne above the horixon balance; thy iitmosphare effect, and day’j The growing use ot trallmi and night appear equal. From' then < n. lhe day will steadilyr| makes it important that drivers be properly Informed concernCT>»- shorter. Dr. U*h says Th- 'tuning Harvest Moon will te a highlight of September. The full muon b scheduled to occur al 6 n pm. Sept. 10. 1. Make sure you have lhe right hitch for the job. Use a frame hitch In preference to a Brain Replaces Brawn on Modern Farms 3-RING enters Save Tire Shop U. S. ROYAL - AAxk - V~W ** rwoiHOWs-reaavesra*. FRIDAY and SATURDAY! Ron Armour. 23, 712 8. Jeffer­ son apparently escaped Injury wiien ho toot control ot his 1059 w SMITH ing to the report. The car smash­ ed into a utility pole. Clearing how they work. gvnerally in direct proportion to It off at the ground. 4. Load the trailer correctly. distance traveled, but it may Using the "60-40” principle, load vary depending on whether the From 1790 to 1796. eight Coast Guard Cutters, ranging in else from 4D feet tn length down, were one cooling iABSFACTION GUARANTHD or pur moneyback.—• system expert, like this inches. If you're pulling a big trailer of up lo 1.500 pounds gross weight. 5. Check Uro pressures on both /If MONTGOMERY WARD add the world's ped ally. Other points to remember: Make sure you hare complete Insurance protection while you are using the trailer. Remember your new length and weight best permanent FREE! anti-freeze, like this HOME TRIAL /a land bank > CALL 945-2489 IOAN Ask about getting gn Airline TV in your own home. No charge or obligation! and you get CAN SEND YOUR CHILDREN TO COLLEGE (COMPUTE WINTER PROTECTION) Wo any it thia way: ‘‘Ono refill lute all win­ ter — or you got a refill Free.” Now, with this kind of assurance, wouldn’t this be a good time for you to bring your cpr in for winter­ proofing T v Here's s sensible, prac­ tical way to finance a higher- education for your children. Uss a Land Bank loan, and get the funds you need now ...then arrange a repay­ mint schedule for that lima period which fits your specific needs best. Land Bsnk loans are made for 5 to ?8 years. You can prepay your loan in part, or In full. at any Ums without pen­ alty. Loan costs ar* fowl If y*u want a col­ lege education for 7our children, sen us for the funds you need. *** See your favorite programs just once in beautiful colorl You enjoy ordinary TV again! Wards offers more for your money, too. 25,000 volt* of power plus 3 IF stages for LEONARD long-range reception; keyed automatic gain control for tho best in picture stability. Built-in UHF/VHF antennas bring Jack Echtinaws SERVICE 320 N. Midtiton Phone Wl 5-5OT3 ieais—n. 1X7-45 to HASTINGS OFFICE JOI Vi So. Mlchigsa O*x* Huw» I'-A w«o~»«ur O"*» Phase 945-9415 In all channels loud and clear—even In suburban areas!, •AUeivrsd *ag«w/y; 2*3 *V-visweble »rew 118 South Jefferson, Hastings Per Ton On Sacked Fertiliser Taken Before Sept- I Sth. HO MOHSY DOWN �1 to danoga. Calif., last Wednee- grade, except Kindartart night. They went TuMday taom- Peg McKeown, Kenneth Otto. Lavonia and Mr. and Mrs Mar- mother, Mra Elnora Whitney * Ing. Thaw aUrndlnx were Dick Mike Bremer and Chrtsllnc Van- tin Butler and Mra. Guy Draper Mr. and Mra. Jay Wing accom. day. They will visit reUUwa in [gin achool Turaday. Sept Michigan and Ohio. * Harvey' rehoot be«ln« Thuraday. &pi. 9 .■Tenslba and Dione Balrtry. who 1 S Detroit. » Mra Gvrt.-ude periled hrt twin brother and I Miller suffered a bad heart at- Friday. Sept. 10th th* faculty at- were the official debgktM. Oth- ‘ are of Lowell, Mnl. Ira Wald- wife, R«V and Mrs Fay Wing of TV. I 1’ t*ek last Tucwdsy Ha U Ln Pen-• tends a planning session ai era attending were Cathy Lewis. I ering of Holland and Mr and Woodland to the Christian Public nock Hospital. * Chuck Wlertn- Camp Kett near Cadillac. The Corotyn Lewis. Glotta Moore. Mra. Allen Puh vUlted Mrs Church M Cbocado. Rev. Wing <t»* B*a»*r ga Is helping in the Standard1 Kindergarten wifi begin Monday Bill Baldry. Chuck Baldry and Audle Roush at the Medical Fa- preaclwd hla first renrum there morning. Sept 13. * Mrs. Jm: Mary McvuiBAn. * The M.YJ». cillty Saturday. Aug. 2R. * Mra. 72 yoira ago. They enjoyed din­ By Mrs. Sylvan Tagg 1 Strere has been quite ill Rt home members of the Method lab ; Iva Waldering and Mr. and Mra. ner with Mr. and Mrs. Jay Wing. ■---- TM-llil j bordering on pneumonia tar the Church wlto accompamrel their1 RA2..M.V Alt. Hinn*, AU#n Fuh c- D«nin< A Mr. and Mra. Ed Pierce of Aug. 23, dinner counaraora and parent, Mr. and oamrnaj , Aug. ra, oinra Qf OrM)d storey Hartinga, Mr. and Mra. James ■Mr and Mra lion VanPopertng■ past two wreka * The Rev. and counselor* ‘ ---«... ----------------Hri guests of Mr. and Mra. Dale and Mrs Gertrude Ware of Bheciian and family of Grand Mra Dari Schlpper of the Mid- Mra. Bob Bender and Ray Hri- . db-ville Chapel took eight young ------------------------------------rigei to Greenfield Village Ttturs1 - Dukas were Mr. and Mra. Ralph Lowell. Sunday, Aug. 2S. Rapids and Mr. and Mra. Elwood "»••• tier mother. Mra Hasel Derrick .day * Don VanPopcring la to people to the Into day, were Alieon Bennrat, Caro- Kyser of Lowell. Mr. and Mra. t Mr. and Mra. Galon Whitney Meeecar of Alaska Were Sunday, --------•'“><1 Mter. Mra Arthur Sullivan u*ch Einilsh in the Marcelu. Youth Convention ul line RoberUon. Bonnie Kermtcn, Ed. Priebe of South Hastings, and daughters of Grand Ixxlgc Aug 2S. caller* of Mr. und Mrs. September 3, IMS and family sUrtcd lowaid home High School. * Elementary I Falls. Canada, retumin Beverly Berber, Beth HelrigeL Mra. Joyce Hubbard mid sous of were recent visitors of thrir Jay Wing. ■■ •—TfflT HASTINGS BANNER | | Middleville ! >1 » » « . By ‘^rt> .Wofy Jackton TIlMAraNR TM-Mio roiiim I Mr. and Mra Clayton Bennett uum to' are visiting’ their daughter, the I read with interest the letter! in your column from Mra. Win j I Vema* Shelling ton. I zlncerely hope that the people of Barry County will open their; eyes. When the people who arei In charge ot our Welfare Pro­ gram* are more Interested In I raising their own salaries than doing the kind of casework that puts the Tax Dollar to the needy ; where and when it belongs there, J. • then It 1* time Mr. and Mra. CUI- : itn took action—none of us en-l toy helping the "free-loaders."I but the client is not always the| real "free-loader" at County ex­ pense. I. as a taxpayer, feel that.’ Freeport Kroger-Priced means Lower-Priced PREMIUM QUALITY FRYERS... LIKE ' "DOUBLE Top Value STAMPS Every WEDNESDAY! for Fryers” judgement tn recent years.” due to lack of competent leadership, supervision of personnel, because of Insufficient training in the So­ cial Welfare field Caseworkers usually try to do their best for their clients, and most of them succeed, but again poor supervis­ ions! policies from those in charge can hamper’ their efforts. The taxpayer U too often kept in tiie dark as to what actually involves welfare procedures, and freedom of thought and inquiry, if differ­ ent from what is being done. Is ■ not welcomed.. "Hush, as quickly az possible” U the word. The Kroger Fresh Whole SILVER PLATTER CENTER CUT RIB FRYERS Pork Chops the Direct Relief case loads, arid cart of the Hospitalization count# client#, drastically, hat the salary COUNTRY CLUB Hot Dogs raised, and history started re­ peatinc Itself with "early French revolution” tactics but still very little was done lo remedy the distribution of the 'Yair Welfare Tax Dollar." Of course, there will However, history will continue to repeat itself and we can always live In hope* that justified efforts ior the truth will rule the cause. It la up to the taxpayers to seek the truth, take action, and pul qualified people In charge of pub­ lic office* that will honor their vole of confidence. We still live In a land that enables freedom of the right to petlUdh and to Vote aa we ace fit, which mean* using a fair sense of play. Our community and oar public agen­ da concerned arc just what we let them become by vote and petition. If you are dissatisfied, you always have tiie right to do something about It by either writing ‘-----------------------------senator. A Taxpayer. tor vAtut 50 STAMPS Silver Platter Boneless cause when laws and policies arc Loin O' Hr<V Pork ».>ye Oscar Mayar Sliced -9 -oi wl, Pe*chke'* Rib Steaks . CUT UP, 3-LEGGID or . I DOUBLE BREASTED Fryer. | Eckrich ■■ CIRCUS FRANKS *69/ Braunichwelger a. 49/ SMOKY-LINKS^. 59< lb. i Country Club Chunk Paschke's Peichke'i RING BOLOGNA Tenderay Boston Rolled WITH I His > OUPON UN Boneless .. TFft Pot Roast > 2F* Hygrade's Weil V. Sliced Bacon 2 «b । Fryer Legs, Thighs . I Drumsticks or Breasts -/'*» | lb. 5|.59 Semi-Boneless Hams 89/ Paschke's 9 Varieliei Harrod's All Beal LUIICH MEAT WITH I HIS < OUPON ON t 59* Braunschwelger < 49/ Ball Park FRANKS * 79/ Kwkk Krisp __ t $9/ FRANKS TOP VALUE 50 STAMPS Hygrade'l Hygrada's Oceas Perch Fillet* 49/ p.,ai.'> po'fu' „ it 69/ Roatted Sausage a 69/ TOP VAlUf HB 5V STAMPS WITH THIS COUPON ON Driver Holls ' Car Wednesday In Tyden Park Swansdown Cake Mixes f Butter Robert Psltzer. 34. 310 Church Street, paid a 450 frru­ by Middleville Justice Grover T. Lethcoe sitting tn Hastings Mu­ nicipal Court after he pleaded guilty to a reckless driving cham. BONtLISS FORK ROAST aa 99 Kroger Vac-Pac Coffee HIRRUDS LUNCH MEAT 00 Banquet Frozen 12oz. wt. wan driving inorc Chan 40 mlleo an hour. He was apparently un­ injured. Country Club Use Banner H'anf Ads! «*• 47/ Dinners BUTTER m Bread KROGER PUDDINGS Weiner Buns North Bay Fine Quality Frozen Pink Salmon Strawberries 4 10-oz. wl. pkgs. tSL Slim Jim Frozen William F. Arnold, mana.ger of the Model Finance Office at 140 W. State Street (next to The Cop­ per Lantern), invites you to call him at Wl 5-3429 at any time you need $25 to $1.000, . MONEY FOR A FUN-FILLED SUMMER 3<h* ^s1 FRENCH FRIES «<«.wt ICE MILK ...39/ Regular 5? each CANDY BARS 39c 2w39 I rl । ' s| box ol 24 50 STAMPS WITH fur COUPON ON KROGER MEAT TINDIRIZRR ■■ . I 1OP VALUE 50 STAMPS WITH THIS COUPON ON ;49« a 12 Or mor* purchas* FRISH FRUITS. A VEGETABLES Kroger Underwood Chlckee Spread 2loaves Kroger Baked Sandwich or Clover Valley TO* VALUE WITH !Hr. COUPON ON Buttermilk ?^hiel2:.49e .ft 50 STAMPS Kroger 1-lb Rabin or 1K-Ib Kroger TOP VALUE 25 STAMPS WITH THIS COUPON ON . 2.88< Mui aleman's APPLESAUCE 2 34b.2^.ix 88/ Orange. Grape or Punch Circle Drinks 4 1-qt. 14-oz cant H Kroger Striw. Preserves 21b. ^59/ Cberry Preserves in>.|*r . I CRASS SEED RRT1LIZIR OR | KROGER COFFEE I | PEAHUT'BUTTER | |—| 1—1 , | CaWomia Valencia 138 Siu ORANGES 2 — 99/ Hawaiian PINEAPPLE bag 16 MONTHS TO REPAY 10-6-4 Fertilizer MODEL FINANCE 140 W. Store St. Hatting* 50 & 1.49 lb. bi | i-a.i-59/ LIMIT ONI w>A a ISer tor* purthat* I � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/492/HastingsBanner_1965-09-16.pdf 88765bb33a3e59d50a0c9e1f12ab0db2 PDF Text Text The Hastings Banner llOfh Y«or 20 Page*—3 Sections Hastings, Michigan. Thursday, September 16, 1965 NUMBKR 22 EDITORIALS'­ ............................... br R-M.C. Further action on the proposed new county jail, we understand is being deferred unUl next year. If personalities have entered too much Into the picture and created a situatlon where antagonistic feeling the jail and enlarged county office has interfered with normal good facilities are all factors in what should be a carefully thought out. long range building program In I justified. However, the basic problem will ( exactly the same in 1968 as 1: problems. much present anil projected buildmuch thought 4o what the future additional area to Court Howe OUR EXCHANGE STUDENTS—Hastings High students when school opened greeted property tn the Immediate area. tunltjr tar some serious thought |rtll *IC. IM. - -- —r— Engle; Birgit Brodt from Germany, living with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gsakill al Carson from Ireland, living with Mr. and Mrs. Erik vonRels; Karin Nilsson from with Mr. and Mra Melvin Smith, and Pirvo Airio from Finland, living with Mr Springer-— Banner photo. parking, nor get around the fact that a unc-story Jail unit Is more (Please turn to Page 4. thia Sec.) to ELIMINATE WATER PROBLEM—The new Market Street drain has been completed from Center Stmt to the Thoenapple Hirer at a cost of (30,826 and should eliminate a big Hooding Robert Shoup Suffers Fatal Heart Attack Funeral service* for Robert F. Shoup. 33. 4300 E. Center Rd.. R3 Hastings, wiio suffered apparent river—Including rai Airport Manager !*a®li"gs 10 ,Host Accepts $2,000 in Clubs Convention Final Agreement Council Approves Settlement; Mrs. StoweU Urges Study to Beautify Areas in Community Lamp r ire Girls °»» “ ..._____ Hastings Milling To Serve Prize Beef at Barbecue backward glances Rare Missive | ARTS a CRAFTS SHOW Hastings Ctty Council receive a letter of appreciation. Ernest O. Moore of Joliet, Hl. Workshop. den tiemen: Recently while on vacation in pm. Friday at the Henton- your city, my family and I at­ Smlth Funeral Hotne al Delton. tended the County Fair and un­ wittingly parked our car Illegally. to officiate and burial will be tn When we returned we were given one of your courtesy key* Ury with military services In Instead of a parking ticket. We charge of the Slmrnonda - W1I- wish to thank the City of Has­ tings and compliment you on your hospitality. Hickory Corner* I hope people in Joliet on a visit leave our city with the same after being admitted to Pen- affection we have for Hastings The 50th Annual Pall Conven­ tion of the Southwestern District Federation of Women's Club* will be held Thursday. Oct. 7. at the First Methodist Church tn Hastings hospital. The Convention is being hosted | __ ____ _ .. . i by the Barry County Federation ■ in Kalamazoo, the son of Glenn of Women's Club* with Mrs. and Mellic <Rowe> Shoup. He jOene Berg. Middleville, county was graduated from Kalamazoo president, as general chairman. Central High School tn 1949 and City Councilmen Monday night unanimously approved an and Mrs. Harvey Wilson, presl- »-« n veteran of the Korean agreement cancelling the lease of Robert I). Husted as manager dent of Ute Nashville Literary I conflict, serving with the Plrat as co-chairman. I Marine Regiment of the Ptrat of the Hasting* airport, paying him and his wife. Edith, $2,000 Club, Local arrangements are being I Division of the U S. Mario* for the sutrender uf any rights they may have had remaining on their iO-year ieaif.,.. . . dent of the Hastings Women's Shoup married Rita Und­ Councilmen had rNra fo rtnu-l the lease, (iraflrcl on April Club. ' Registration will be In the' 10, 1961, a* of last Jyly 1, aruf“the City has Ireen operating the -------------------------flcM M- _ ________ . ---------—------------ -—z _ field as' ___________ a plain landing field or church education building start­ fnmn---------------------------------- ‘ emergency field since that, time ing at 8:45 am. The coffee hour' available at the field Is being given by the Hasttnn I Women's Club and will be held in jRatings Mfg. Company for the ' I j which has a lighted runway. . past fire yean. . Five-hundred or the (J.oou was tire ladles lounge. The meeting wHI start promptnf »», a member of the to b« pajd on the execution of . ! the agreement, and the other iy at 9:30 am. Mrs James A. SImmonds-WUllam. Post. Quinn will speak during the . . , . . 1(1.500 when Husteds give up the morning session and will conduct! >fr' the “President's Council" during ■!?/.*• D.un5’ ??: For the l»t few veara > .mntt rw“rlv a11 of °>e Husted*' pTOpFor the last few years, a small rrt>. had bwn rwn0Ted from the the time of the workshops. John. part of the profit from the an- ne.d. The deadline was sjl. at The District Jtinlora will pre­ nual candy sate has been sell Sept. 20 sent a play and have a "buzz.se*with their State director. > IIU.I mr uu«m4i cwrwac>. -sion" - .................... ............. - ----— •• aside toward a •'Cabin." In or­ der for i'he girls who work on which Husted had the right to Mrs- Stanley Olszewski. Mra. Charles Rom? and Mr*. Robert van Blalrcom. First and Second V.P. M8F respectively, will also attend the Convention and help launch a money-raising project holdings and business. with the Workshops. to get th?^abin started soon. । Mayor Franklin C. Beckwith Luncheon will honor the past Plans are under way for a car-1 «P*alned that the- new agreedistrict president*, also two club, u, t. »rt4 and one county that are celebrat­ George Lydy tf the Hastings ing 50th anniversaries. The Chor­ Milling A Supply Company has nine Saturday. Oct. IB. al the . of the (2.000 back through hangus from Ladles Library wfll sing announced that he will serve the Communlty Building In Hastings, ar rental. just before the luncheon. grand champion beef steer he The airport is now oelng super­ vised by Chief of Police Richard: ard De Vo*, president of the Am­ Bunior and Hie airport committee’ way Corporation in Ada. DeVos County Free Fair this Friday will participate In the Carnival of the City Council. Rules and' has been >peaking to groups for barbecue to be held at the fair­ regulations for the use and operthe past two and one-naif year* public. atlon of the held are to be draft- I in nearly every State in the grounds. To obtain the television for the, ■ ed and adopted in the future. 1 Union and those attending should Mra. Chester Stowell, long ac-’ thoroughly enjoy hearing him .... tell tings Milling are invited to ajbrun, letting stamp books, any color, UT. m arte •«». * inunity Building to start al from each girl and from other‘ to the Council reporting on her recent five-day attendance at the interested people. National Conservation and For-1 ™ There will alio be door prizes. A winterized cabin of th'elr own estry Conference held at Jack-1 ^nlnnJ.i Hastings Milling purchased the has long been dsMred by leadars son Hole. Wyoming, representing P!?'' *mrrir*l«nrtPth. grand champion at tile annual and groups tn this area. It would the th! Pat Stock AuiUon from Ron the Michigan Michigan Garden Garden Club, Clubs ath 8th American freedoms, they don ’t provide much fun. beneficial district. Dlngerson. Ths fat steer weighed training of leaders and girls in believe in free enterprise and tfe the outdoor life and would be a of three delegate* from Michigan perfectly willing to let someone pound. source of pride to the Commun­ and that 148 attended the Na­ The 50th Anniversary skit wiU ity. tional meeting which was an out­ growth of the White House Con- be presented by the Charlotte Senior Citizens Rellred Teachers Meet , ference on Beautification and Woman's Club with highlight* To Hear Special ! from the history of the six dlsTh. c«h». Ratal I trict presidents that have gone Speaker Sept. 27 Public School Teachers and Em- , *!«> to the Adult Confere^Ke nt on to become state presidents Earl J. HUI of the Consumers ployves will meet for luncheon Higgins Lake on the results of Power Company of Jackson is to at 12:30. Jlaturtfofr. Sept. 18. at I Please See MORE ABOUT: Large Puffballs be the special speaker when the Foote's Ckfe, Nash<lUe. . . . CITY COUNCIL. Page 8. Mrs. Robert Lancaster, 915 W. Senior Citizen* meet on Monday. State Street, reported finding fire Sept. 27, for their regular lunchlarge puffballs west of the Tyden Industrial Park gonquln Lake. Plan Carnival For Cabin Funds ______ _ I which will continue through Committee Reports Progress to School Board: Enfollment About 3B50, With 1.090 in High School and Saturday. 10 a. Members of the Hastings Board of Education learned that progress is being made in improving the reading program in the local schools, that the official enrollment in 1965-66 may be about 5J 50 and transacted routine business at their September meeting held Tuesday noon at the Hotel Hastings. Presenting phases of their study as the special reading committee were Fred Lowe, principal at Northeastern: Mra. Elizabeth Underwood, counselor and head of the English Depart­ Because of the extensive nctl- , ment. and Mra. Jon* Sim, coun- Mrs. Stowell Meets iFirst Lady* At Conference your city —the merchants were an friendly and helpful too. We hope to spend more time and money in your community in the future. White Products Strengthens Capital Base Hastings Teachers Study Reading Curriculum Here inrough the Thomapple Garden . Club, with the cooperation of | many of the schools In Barry County, and the winning Of a National Conservation Award. Mra. Chester Stowell, local chair­ man for Conservation, and Con­ serration chairman chairman for ror District Distrset servation Principal Lowe reviewed the In philosophy, but only In the ”^^7* a'unuluX 'anWhite Product* Corporation. MlddleriUe. manufacturer „f wax named a* a delegate to the .»“*«• “• d’ water heaters and plumbing hx- , National Conservation Confer- • ‘ d turn, susnouncod further strong-' ente at the National Forest in i ine of its capital Mructuro b/the issuance and sale for cash Wyoming ()ilrJ • p m wd| at additional common stock. I This conference was sponsored -me nevd for parental interest WhW»S^nX,UC,> W*Vby Pedera* Conservation im how reading is being taught m now rcaaing is nenm isugni purchased from Lamb Industries. Commission. Natl Forestry Serv- i was emphasized. ■_ Inc, Toledo. ice and the Natl. Federation of _ . _, . on work in the Junior High, Garden Clubs. | whrrc r(.meaial reading classes The. Stowells drove West, leav-1 last year began working with new ing here Aug. 31st and retunftng , materials designed to meet the Sept. 11th. interest of the youngsters, proAfter one of the banquets Mrs.' vldtng multi-level reading levels. Stowell was introduced to Mrs AvallsbUlty of fnnds for the a graduate of Ohio State uni­ Lyndon B. Johnson, one of the expanded programs made it versity. has opened his office for conference speakers. While they possible to obtain foar sebotasweie shaking hands. Mrs. John- tic literary units, two for grade sociaUon with Dr. John Walton sales and earnings opportunities Stowell from Hastings, Michigan, for both firms. Important econo- I have read about your work and rule, will be effected through. the national award that you have ties. transportation, warehoue- of the moat rewarding momenta Ing and certain distribution of the whole conference. | Mrs. Stowell gave a brief re11 port to the Hastings City Council Monday night mentioning some dud*. Other directors, officersrjpf J the local projects that might and principal atocklxrlden are) be undertaken as an outgrowth Interstate Steel Company, who (National cutlve officer, and Robert M. I Rueth administrative vice petal-1 dent and secretary. White recently announced new financing that Included 1500.000 credit lines and stockholder in­ vestment totaling (1.000.000. Pro-1 viouaty announced working capi­ tal of (650.000 la substantially Conservation Confer- REV. NETHERY AT DIMONDALE CHURCH the Bov. William H. Nethery, First Presbyterian Church at Dimondale, will be held st square dancers welcome, dance, secretary Gloria Nelson! anr.cuncnl Mr*. Underwood added lhat.lt is necessary to examine what re­ search and experimental oroI grains can tell about reading jirohlems and procedures, and Inspectors to Check Buildings For Fire Hazards Hastings' mercantile and pub­ to refine their own knowledge of lic buildings will be the subject reading skills and be able to un­ of a hunt for fire hazards, local derstand and diagnose particular city officials have announced. reading problems. the abilities of staff personnel. the church located on Bridge the First Methodist Church The Lake-O Squares will hold a dance Saturday. Sept. 18, al takewood High School or. M-M.1 i..«« . i,. —j । Building. Dr. Bloom look hl* peeoptometry credits at Muskingum College and the University of Pittsburgh. He and his wits. Nancy have one son. Jeffrey, 2, changed attitudes toward read­ and reside at 421 S. Washington ing. The teacher declared that "When we provide materials at their level at reading ability with appropriate interest level, they than 100 paperbacks meeting wide differences in Interests and reading abilities. Mrs. Underwood said that one test Presbyterian dll preaeh the In­ tings instrumental thia church. Mrs. 81m explained that the high school program was being designed so it is harmonious with the programs tn the lower grades, should be harmonious with a pro­ representatives of capital gram "we dould like to see In­ augurated when the physical and ted the city's Invitation to con­ educational environment of the duct the Inspection and will pro­ high school will allow a greatly vide their service without charge. improved curriculum in reading Local Independent insurance —»—■ . ) agent* said the Inspections would She said that by the time stu- be made only with the owner's dents reach highschool the prob- permission. Fire insurance rates Please See MORE ABOUT: ! would not be affected tn any way. SCHOOL BOARD. Page 8 , they emphasized. ofyesterday' as gleaned from the Banner files Friday but were captured Sunday by Underaherlff Leon Deter oxyd Industries which began opera­ Deputy Sheriff Gerald Belford tions in 1947 in the old Smith in the woods back of a barn on i VcKc elevator with 1.400 square the James Nevins farm. corporate name from Metal Tile Product* to Hastings Aluminum Product*, Ino., Albert Silvera, the completed at a meeting here Monday when Ellis Faulkner, At present’ the company occupies temporary chairman, appointed the following committee to nomi­ nlng further enlargement*. nate permanent officers at the October: The Rev. L. Winston Bar Aaaoclallon honored the Stone, Stanley Cummings, Leslie memory of the late William Guy Hawthorne, Chester Hodgas. Wil­ liam Sherwood. Allan Hyde. Ed­ Monday al the opening session win Bayles and Stuart. Clement. Barry Count/ Circuit Court. A portion of the north ground Please See MORE ABOUT: j BACKWARD GLANCES. I ■THE NEAR EAST tan, guest of Mr. and Mrs. Ard Decker, Maple Leaf; Rana. India, guest of Mr. and Mra. Lloyd Shroy Mr. and Mrs. William �Personal Mention come one of the great** march­ anta thia country luu> produced. He waa employed by two men who had set up a partnership chain of Golden Rule Mom Inf I- CV — - >—-*11 — Sunday gucau of Uw Frank Hoonana were Mr. and Mra. Orin fhrig of Grand Rapids and Mra. Hoonon's brother and mother. Mr. Kirk Wllrox and Mra. Addtxrt Wllcok of Caledonia. Dinner gucata nt the Ixkne ot the Harold Andruma Saturday. | Visiting Mrs. Mary Tmrnsend Hept. 4. were Mr. and Mra. Ar­ on Sunday were her niece, Mra. thur Wonderty of South East Paul smith, of Rochcstw. and Dairy and Mrs Woslcy Edmands nfrit she was a luncheon guest --------- -----------..... of Mra at Um home of her son. Mr. and Mr slaw. Mra. Roy Norton of Camera at the...how Wesley Edmonds over tile Labor Mra. Howard Edmonds who were Carlton Center. Mra. BUa Smith Day weekend were My. and Mra. celebrating their 30th wedding who has bred Maying with Mra. ________________ I Townsend for four wee Kenneth Reynolds at Bedford. Mr. and Mrs. Caryl Hoffman of i Duane W. Tarwto an of Mr taw wiwn aba u a Sophomore. tun nd to her home In Rocbtwtr-r Augusta. Mra. John Bchwanz I and Mra. Harvey Lewis, who u araTwfU *j end a week vlalUn* last werk----------------------- ------------------- ,-------------- Spartan FRESH-FftOZEN STRAWBERRIES Founder of Big Department Store Chain Now 90 iM C**1* Penney win dbswrt kb Wlh birthday on Thurs­ day BapL H, and the • party­ will be anything but small and More than 56,000 aasoadatra in the nearly 1,700 Penney deportmane atom throughout the country will partldpele tn obmrrancM of Mr. Penney’s btrth- FROZEN VEGETABLES FROZEN FISH CAKES Frozen Bread Dough SPARTAN 11 VARIETIES 4-FISHERMEN 9-ox. Mln. Wt. Pkg. 8-ox. Wt. APRIL HILL U-flAKE 3 Ant'd Varietfei, 2-3 lb. pkg. Enriched Flour REDEEM YOUR Offer! A GOOD HOUSEKEEPING' BONUS COUPON COOK BOOK BINDER NO. 11 FOR GREEN STAMPS WITH PURCHASE OF 5-LOAVE5 OF OVEN-FRESH BREAD DESIGNED TO HOLD A LB. BAG 50 Extra -M. SW GOOD HOUSEKEEPING COOK BOOKS. WITH WITH PURCHASE OF TWO 1-LB. PKGS. PESCHKE LUNCH MEAT Yours for only BUY A BOOK-A-WEEK. Reg. or Drip Coffee AS WE SHIT BOOK NO. 1 ON SALE THIS WEEK GOOD HOUSEKEEPING APPETIZER BOOK WITH COUPON HAROLD FARMER PEET'S FULLYCOOKED 13-16 LB. AVERAGE, of frustration uid U>e only hope tor a championship foathe Motor City and Mlchir In (he pm ranks trona Ito with the Red Wing HERRUD FRANKS — WHOLE FRYER LEGS FRYER BREASTS — AITCH BONE REMOVED Whole Hams DllllhlC SLICED BEEF OR CORNED DUIJIrlV BE£F • • • 3H-OZ. WT. PKG. HJUS MOf. FLOUR COFFEE . 1 Spdrtoi I iiomh Spartan - 16 Ox. Bag 02487793 �I ACL I-Afnclat/axo ZabK IjClflSlulOrS m n. . . To Discuss Lake . ro • . Law Revisions I fln““ committee are scheduled, landscape the Mrdfcal Carol------------------------------------------------I to bt'tfn work this Thursday to Faculty. ww. . z-< bUdgHl »“"» Chairman Jack CCon-' HlCkOFy COHieFB KT--------— rone for' lhclr extended session rlJX1] Lynn Lawiroce. or. • expenacu go(^t u recuvcrtn< meeStat.' Senators Roger Johnson lnIorn‘ed the board al U>e Sept. paid, 'ly . after ar< operation performof Marshall and Garry Brown of mreUng that it would not be stwrlff Mcrl H Campbell was1 rd las: week al the Lakeview — .. ... a O._._ nrurrsrn.. _ .. level ... _____ ————— — for. the evwinfv t/> —il. .rw 1_ ___ .. _ Hospital. Battle Creek w Do talivca Stamey Pout.11 of Ionia «Ppropriauon of *3.000 to Penyou know about the animal and Junes Farnsworth of Ot- nock Hospital for a health drthat has "no pride al ancestry aetto are being Invited to attend P«ru*«r.; entrance and renovaand no hope of posterity?" Weil the October session of the Barry ,tolMike Hagen's new riding mount County Board of Supervisors to Prosecutor Bauer wrote the discuss whs-, k-ginlatlve action board that ''Contract*—Including may be trtoenaary to further such contributions — which involve an projrcta as the Crooked Lako attempt to use public money for affording improvement project. . the furtherance of a private en- Hoffman of Allegan. who repre­ Property owners at the lake ' terprtee ore void. Pennock Hos- sented this congrraalonal district have searched fur three years , pital Is a private enterprise. Ils to find a solution to the prob- > property is owned and controlled birthday on Sept 10 with a quiet Imi of saving their lake, and by ths Board of Trustees of family luncheon. Member* of the family aaid preliminary wort,. attain lie In the absolute ronBackward Glances Olflciate have been told that tnjl of such TYusieea, including n revision of the 1M1 Slate la* the power to sell or exchange Continued from Poge Ono on which they base hopes u any property." Representatives tossed verbal **fGrv further action Hoard members received a bouquets at Mr. Hoffman last c“!\ . taken suggestion from the lUvlinga week, led by hU auccemor. Ed- floor of the High school build­ Members of the county board's Area Chamber of Commerce to ward Hutchinson of Fennville. (ing Is under process of alteration House Republican Leader Gerald to hour.- new and enlarged shop R F«rd of Grand Rapids and House Majority Leader Cari Albut. ot Oklahoma. metal work,'painting. forcing end mechanical drawing. \ ———J -- ——- Clare Hoffman Is 90 Years Old O«W Ponta Reckless Driver I „Mr*O1‘,y ‘Ju<“ potatoes* to' The Banner an Ice .Rapid* was fined M6 plus 15 4b . E:_ ;_L_, Howard* is now employed as .notatoea had UUle fluster* of • court coate when he pieeutrd ' • *HIBII®! DUrTtrWOrtn teachtr of student nuraes at small j potatoes growing right guilty to a reckless driving charge School of Nursing Bronson Hospital Judl had her out Hie original spud. It was «.*,*«« —_ . . __ . ^nrat^TL^'JeveVJ^ when —.. _i—i— mkhiXi-mi 1 Miss Jane Ellen Citi nurse's training In Hlnsdafc, such a frtak-potato growth He Coun According to the com-1 daughter of Mr and Mra III., and iwr graduate work at ha* farmed at Pleasant Lake for plaint, he went through three Clement, will be among Berrien Springs Andrews Col­ ■>»» «»» J'»™ lege * Mr. and Mra Earl Head Hospital School of Nursing of Flint spent eeveral days with week. The graduation cereq Mn. Carl Boyes last week and Mr. and Mrs. dare Rudolph of ■ fore being slopped by OITlcera will take place at St. Mark's helped her celebrate her birth- Bradenum. Fla . spent Sunday with I Al Stanton and Gary Bunlor on thcdral in Grand ------ Rapids, Rapids.Friday Fri the Clifton Miners. Wednesday. Sept a. ------ ‘------- * “ o'clock. ro Hhe U IN HASTINGS More About- (’niwiff JWAY8 FIRST QUALITY Little Mothers Say: i Mark Todd Uldriks Succumbs Tuesday Any Mommy knows thot she. too. con, hove wonderful parties if she gets Hallmark's new "Party Book" for only 39' Mommy knows everything She knows that the Hallmark 12 AH Occasion Books contain 48 pages-of games, menus, decorations and recipes. She knows, too. that Gardner's carry the match- Murk Todd Uldriks. S - yearold son of Mr. and Mn. Wilbur Uldriks ot Rl Buttle Creek. Pine Lake died Monday at his horde at Pine Lake. The little fellow had suffered with leukemia since about last April. Funeral service* are to be held at*-l:30 pxn. this Thurs­ day at the Farley Funeral Home bi Battle Creek. Burial is to be at the Bedford C'emrM a r k i father Is a former Johnstown Township Supervisor and chairman of the Barry County Republican Committee. He Is now an agent tar Farm Bureau Insurance In addition to his parents. Mark la survived by three brothera. Rollo. Michael and Matthew, a sister. Marcia; Ms paternal grandparents. Mr. and Mra. Casper Uldriks of Bedford, and his maternal grandparents mg party accessories My Mommy loves Hallmark 'stationery and cards She says they're beau-ti-ful' Births at Pennock S&H GREEN STAMPS GARDNER DRUGS .......... V? Quality a rut friendly Service ’i:cb' 110 W. Stole St. Wl 5-2114 through Saturday only! of late by a rash of chicken thievery Twenty were taken from one farm Tuesday night. save 58c on 3 pairs! 40 Years Ago Twenty - nine young women are now enrolled in the BarryCounty Normal School, here Of these, 17 are graduates of Has­ tings High; 4 are from Middle­ ville 4 from Woodland; 2 from Nashville; 1 from Lake Odessa and I from Freeport. Mrs. Mabie Clark and Mias Jennie McBain are in charge of the training. all Penney's 3 for 2.85 Gaymode nylons reduced to Fred Parker, left Monday for Ann Arbor to join the U. of M. football that begins training this week under direction of Coach Fielding H. Yost: 50 Years Ago William E. Kronewltter of Irv­ ing. has received a fine honor from Gov. Woodbridge N. Fer­ ris who has named him as Michigan's drlegale to the Farmera' National Congress at Omaha, Sept 28 to Oct. 1. Hmadway Rridge which has been dosed because a broken floor made it unsafe for traffic, will be reopened on Thursday. The bridge, which U one of the oldest structures In the county and the first iron bridge In Has­ tings, has been unsafe for some time. When it was discovered several days ago that planks were broken, h was closed. A new floor of three-inch Norwe­ gian pine Is being laid and the bridge is expected to be service­ able for many more months. 3,227 PENNEY BUYS! NOW! 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'HI 9 P.M. �EDITORIAL ^Michigan'» State Parks Report 8 Traf Are Fine ■ But Inadequate Accidents, No Serious Injuries Writing in the July-August Is­ sue of the Conservation Depart­ ment's magaalne, Michigan Con­ servation. SHU* Parka Chief Ar­ thur E. Elmer explains current problems and looks into the park management future These para­ graphs are from hts article. But the plain fact is that ail these funds lumped together fall abort of demands, present and projected. With the handrwitlng on the wall. tl>e Conservation Depart- end Security number. Tita bank is required by law- to have the „„ „ Bllu , tax account number and to re-' floors. These and other proviport interest payments on all slmM wUl appty to your jartVMint, enmlrur Sin nr mnn* tn ___ . ____ __________ A MATTEL OF RELIGIOUS CUSTOM Divers Should A — This quarterly payment, for tile months of April, May and _ o • June, u dut on ur before Aug 2 I. n| \t>->{.t Q—I filed an amended return ‘ ’HlOtV OU it I Mony- details of the funeral dictated by religious custom At Leonard-Osgood Funeral Home, these details arc always han­ The State park system as it exists today is totally inadequate Land'prices of highly desirable, potential park lands are skyrock- that, the reputations of hundreds of agents representing Uiesc com­ ' ponies have also been damaged and their Judgment questioned. CORNER WALNUT AND S. JEFFERSON HASTINGS making a turn from Stale Sue: will receive a refund, check with onto Broadway about 1:30 pxu ■ I lie dealer from whom you Sunday. ixxight the air conditioner. Donald E. Shaeffer. 31, III!' Q—When is the next quarterly increases in park budgets be made for each of the next 10 years. The prognun tliat's needed would cost about an average of $13 million per year over the 10- (VRIAU Federal Tax Question) dled smoothly because we know the special rites of every faith and con- sign on Chief Noonday Road to proceed across the Briggs Rota! Straits 1957 Ford Station wagon tut Mrs. Ward's 1963 Dart, driv­ ing In acrons the Briggs Roa.l pense; 3i the time and place;, ~ Learn the laws by physics 6 pm. Saturday when her 1804 a> the business purpose, and 41I governing Inlernctioa of air and Ford dropped off the right edge. the business relationship ot those I water pressure. Most serious and entertained. ! talu' accidents occur when divers When she pulled back she last A receipt <4- other documentary I to follow these laws during In 1964, Ute State park stall control anti it swerved acron in tdi-ncv is '^required* for each' dives or while returning to the issued 235.000 permits to camp travel or intiFtamment expend!surface ;utd are attacked by the and turned away for lack of iure of m ur inure, with certain ' bends," uh wnbulum. ur <*Uwr I space another 30.000 camping exceptions The publication. divers disease*. families, each of which averaged about four persons per family The number of campers who II ant Adt Sell Unused Items. LE0I1RRD OSGOOD fotne htnenai JACK D OSGOOD CHARLES H. LEONARD Phone 945-247F Projecting this l<-percent an­ nual tncrcoM to 1970 suggeit* a potential camping population ot RED CARPET as a whole. Generally accepted figures of $2.75 per day per per­ son for day-use visitors, and $12 per day per camping family in­ dicate the total number of park visitors spent about $47 million in and around state parks last ParmaleejT Another 1125,000 was paid , to the State by concession operators who sold groceries, souvenirs, and other items to park visitors The grow receipts obtained by concession operators in 1964 to- Look for famo things you buy Get the ’Trade-Name' labels on the . you'll find them here! Red Carpet Treatment on Things you need for Fall LADIES years. These large park and rec­ reation areas must be developed to permit the tremendous expan­ sion in camping anticipated by Casual, correct and *78 Reg. $79.98 - Now *68' Reg. $89.98 - Now LADIES and Slacks by CURLEE Put them on—then reolly relax, knowing you look your comfortable best in Sport-Coats and Slacks that keep their just-put-on look all'day long. Choose yours now from our complete CURLEE collection. 1975. 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BABY LADIES Terry Kitchen Towels JEANS CORDUROY 100% cashmere. Two styles, clutch or but­ ton front. In beige or black. Reg. $59.98 - Now PAJAMAS Flannel, two piece. Asst, prints. *1.00 Children's Snow Suits Two piesa^with attached hood. Washable. Assorted plaids. Size 3-8. Reg. $7.98-Now Hemstitched, stomped pillowcases. Reg. 1.69-Now *1 JEWELRY Beautiful fall necklace and carrings. �Leighton Church Is Setting for Lovely Nuptials J Women’s Clubs Contest for Best Educational Work Tl»* Leighton Evangelical united Brethren Church was the weno of Uie wedding of Mlm (,f Dr. and Mrs. Wayne L. Flnkbclner of Caledonia, and Furrest U Frank. Jr., aor. of Mr. and Mra. Forrort L. Frank of Way­ land on Saturday evening. Sept, i. at B o'clock. The Rev. Gerald Bates performed the ceremony. Mr* Sydney Braun, organtat, accompanied the -UoiM. Mr* Keith McBride, stater of the Whal's New Al Hastings Public Librar Methodist Women’s Society Celebrates Silver Jubilee and Shell OU Company. The 18C5-G6 GFWC-Shell Edu­ cation Program will now give a Presented In marriage by her father, the bride wore a fuM !■ ngth gown of peau de sole enii.moed with beaded medallion* with a full bustle nklrt extending in a long ehapel train. Her bouf­ fant veil was held in place by * crystai head piece. Site carried wldte rosea and Ivy. Miss Sally Flnkbelncr wtui her Marshall of Laradng, Mra- Rob­ > rt Lillie of Katamamo, Miss Donna Brown of Wayland and Mra. Chris KBechele of Gram Mrs Roy Chandler, a charter member, gave the invocation and devotions for the days meeting Mra. George Elliott Installed Mra. Ona! Cutahaw as new president and Mra. Edward Freeland Jr. a* dialrman of Dinah Clftte. men's clubs throughout the United States in sponsoring edu­ cation program* for young peo- Hiawatha Rebekah Members Meet vnro Richard Strong and Wil­ met In regular seralon on Friday. liam Brandt of Wayland and Sept 10. konald Galan and Craig Wood The charter was draped for’ of, Grand Rapids. Master Brian McBride nephew of the groom, was tta rlng- duced Including women who were charter nu mbers. In other. Bethodist Churches. Mra Agnes FWser and Mra Fred UnlEgton of Wood­ land and Mr* A- B. Gidicy of Ownmo accepted the invitation to Thornapple Garden Club Members’See’ South America Candlelight Rites Unite Couple at Mount Pleasant of the groom. Tile couple arc now al tome al K-13 Washington Apt*, ML EXCITING DIAMOND VALUE OPPORTUNITY Marriage License Pear Shaped Diamond-5.12 Carafp tapered bagueltea In 14K white Gold. Total Weight over... 5 1/2 Carats and Ruth Ann Tyslon of the program each circle dialnnan placed pledge cards from her members on the altar for the support of the activities Of the Woman's Society both at home and throughout the world. Mra Stanton tiien introduced the past president* Mra. Fred Jones, the tins’. president, conductrei She meeting as 11 was held 25 yearn ago with Mrs. William LlnUigtun acting ns secretary' for Hie late Mra D. D. Walton and Mrs. R H InfipenL'iebi giving the treas- Society newS The committee In charge. Louise I also on Hawaii where they vacaErway. Sarah Rouiii and Berta tinned this Bummer. Annable, have asked that donaMra. Logan'and her co-Iumi«*<». tlons be brought to the Hall nt Mra. Fay Hummel and Mra. R. M. SPECIAL PURCHASE The Delton Tylers Honored at. 25th Jubilee ar K3 KI Dttloa The bride is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Greirgc L. HUbera. To say that everyone had a; 2720 Pine, Saginaw, and the fine tune kt Tvna MacDonald's bridocroum ta the son of Mr. rixth birthday party, Saturday, i and Mra. Robert E. Miller, &18 S. Sept. 4th. except Tenn, might i Kltnwy, Ml. Pkosant. Ti« RobMem a little arrange, but the ert Millers formerly lived at Po­ truth is. Ten a wasn't there.: dunk Lake and Ute groom's parMmutea tiefore the Ruest* began ; enta arc graduates of Hasting* to arrive, she fell and broke her I High School. arm. to while Ute gucsto were . Olvtn ln marriage by iter faitavlng fun. she and luu- mother, Ujf.r lht. bnde her Mra. Wm. MacDonald, were at , floor lcngt)1 p^u dc w.c ^icath the iiospltal. Ten* a brother. wlth n GVCC(heart neckline and Robert, who itad helped plan the ; lklrt her norir party, took over, and when Mr* | ]cngtn manUUa at Chantilly Claude Gardner and Mrs. Peter , fjhe carrted a crescent cas- with a beautiful four-tiered cake. Mr. and Mra. Tylej. renewed their marriage vows Miisted by. Rev. C, A. Flower'of the Calvary Breth­ ren Church of Allo. Mra. Pal Kowalcxyk, Mra. Marguerite Kauff­ man. sisters of Mra. Tyler; Mrs. talk on acUviUes during U>c Unui Allie White of Hastings. Mra. Con­ she was the second pnwldent. *nd nie Blough and Mra. Pauline site was followed by Mr* Herbert Thompson of Freeport helped with the serving. Mia Judy Blough Mid. Miss Hope Foerster were in diarge of the gift* . $2750. Society newS Mrs Mvra Henry visited iter'i-m** caasaten. M141 1br^LM2i?lrrrU-W" 01 ,U,h7 TV-4-.. r. ButeaM. *1 >1 land last week. I tun, sutckUad, Huthni HUS Baud Earns Praise al MSV Supt. of Schools Richard J. Guenther told Board of Educa­ tion member* Tuesday that a re­ port from W. H. Hodgson. pro­ fessor of music al Michigan State University that -the fine Has­ tings High School Band created an altogether uniformly fine image of Hastings during Its stay Ctaxk of Battle Creek, friends of the bride and groom. Mra'Lucille Harakantp. orgdntat. accompanied Mr. William Huber as he sang "Eternal Unre." Mrs. Hilbom wore a pink lace drtax with deeper pink acccasorie*. Tile bridegroom's mother feature of the party that Tcna could enjoy was that all Ute gifs were awaiting her arrival home. and her brother opened each one for her pleasure. Also her grand foliar. Clarence Galli- The ncrUV'Aouth winners of the duplicate bridge game at the Hastings Country Club Tuesday nlght were Jack Gordon and The nirwlywcds greeted their guana at the reception held in ti>e church parlors following the ceremony. AsoLsUng at the re- day for dinner, and the ixrty wm then adjourned to Ute "Hns­ ; tings Bowl" for an evening ot bowling. The group returned to 16 PC. ROOM GROUPINGS OELUXE EXTRA LONG CONVERTIBLE SOFA. MATCHING LOUNGE CHAIR. SET OF THREE OCCASIONAL TABLES. PAIR OF TABLE LAMPS. PAIR OF DRESSER LAMPS. THREE SOFA TOM PILLOWS AND PAIR OF BED PILLOWS—TWO LARGE PICTURES —COMPLETE (REG. JlW.SOi -......................... 1-—............. .. -— ......................... — Personal Mention RECLINER LOUNGE CHAIRS DOUBLE SOFA SLEEPERS ULTRA MQDIRN SOFA-BY* DAV CONVERTS INTO A BED FOR TWO AT NIGHT. COM­ PLETE WITH STORAGE COMrAITMIHT _ : POPULAR TILT-BACK STYLE WITH POP-UP FOOT REST. Thursday. Sept. #. There were 23 at the Hotel where dlgncr was At Conference ; served and an evening at cards Mrs. Homer Smith, president 1 enjoyed. Those winning honor* of the Hastings Board of Educa­ tion; Supt. of Schools Richard J. GuenUier, and Clark Leve^good. administrative assistant, left Tuesday far Detroit to attend the Mr. and Mra. A. Tolle*, and i Michigan Association ot School Itolrrt cook entertained uw t — Book Club members for luncheon i.— iv rf—,. lumrei irom a stumm tn wts. 'kteS A^dfio Bcrl,n- G’nhAny. hM bwm visiting Monday afternoon.. Mra Arable h(J| [)arcntJ, Ulp gtcpiicn Johnsons. There was a family dinner for 15 at the Hotel Hastings Saturday evening in hl* honor. He will re­ turn to Cornell University Friday where he will begin his junior year. Start Fall with The Lively Look 11.95 STEP TABLES RICORD CABINETS 5.88 12.88 10.95 r 29.50 1 POLE LAMPS PLATFORM ROCKERS 5.88 19.88 49.50 10.95 SOFA BEDS Linoleum RUGS 29.88 5.88 With Stores Located Throughout Southwestern Michigan FURNITURE 117 W. STATE ST HASTINGS, MICH Phono 945-4172 IxviU to their potluck club for dinner and cards al 'heir Ixrnw on N. Broadway Saturday eve­ ning. Mr* Clayton Brandikater chalrmaned Ute ladies luncheon .. at the Itaatlngs Country Club' Forsberg fa Tuesday. Winners for the after- *-- — ‘ noon's play □< bridge proved to Mra. Melvin Brown and young­ be Mr* Aben Johnson. Mra. Roger Wiswrll and Mrs. Fred sters ot Mason visited tier parent*. tlic Maurice Ingrams, over the weekend while Mr. Brown was in ■ Mra. Harvey Burges* enter­ northern Michigan. Mrs Glen Brower and Mrs Ber­ tained the Stitch and Chatter cJlib at her homo on Wedmaday nard Reed wav guests of Mr*' charier. Foote in Grand Rapids, ; Tuesday andWednesday and at-| a£\s a sewing dub. and^iy Club U- Pwnd dsy Mr*. white still active in sewing, also Mr* Aimee KaUidjlan 'and Atty, and’ Mra. Edward Kulaidjian of greally enjoy the chattering. Nyack, N, Y., who left Monday for When the Bcnv.nl Hookj re­ Northwestern University where; turned from the East mld-summcr they lift the letter's daughter to to their home at 477 W State Raid begin her freshman studies, will the William Hollenbeck family, who visit Mrs. H A. Adrounle for sev­ this week ' had been renting the house, moved eral dan --- — -— en route back ;U> u»Flm Item. »«»-«. We specialize in shaping and sty|in8 CALL 945-3382 Peg’s Beauty Bar PIG PRESTON. Owner SYLVIA HANSEN ’ MARY JANE HAVNER PHYLLIS RIDER Above Sovings & Loon —Open Evenings by Appointment— �v ‘Presbyterian Grandson of Mrs. Hesterly is Married at Mason Double Ring Rites Unite Couple in Afternoon Service 11643322 Launch Fall Season The seven Presbyterian Clnurh Clrclm held tlietr first meeting* of the Fall season but week which were well attended Beginning this month, there will be two morning Circles instead of the three organised in the Soring. Circle 1 ngrt at the home v>f Mr*. Garrett Isham at 8:13 ajn. with 13 member* present a gu-st and future member was Mra Hernan! Oom. The lesson was given by Mrs. Willard Curtis, and devotions by Mra Lucille Frederick. Mra Dougta* Castleman entcrUilned die otlier morning Circle on Sept. 2 with 11 members pres­ ent Mra. Jim Coleman gave Uie lesson. The rrmabilng five Circles met on Wednesday. Ute Bill, three in th>afternoon hinted by Mn. Herschel Rochelle. Mra. Robert Sunthelmer. and Mra. Clifford Dolan, the latter with a potluck luncheon at her Gun Lake home ’Ihe two evening Chyles met nt the home* of Mr*. George Miner and Mra John Meisenbach with an attendance of 14 at each home. Parents of the groom are Mr md Mrs Clifford Towslry of Lonsing and Ml*s Duncan is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd length gown of white lace, featur­ ing a scoop neckline and long tapering sleeves Her elbow-length veil ot ny lon net was held in place by sequin trimmed flower petals. She carried a crescent shaped bou­ quet of red rosebuds and white Open House Will Honor Anniversary Society newS Rev. and Mr* Charles Hcrncra will be honored «t an open house from 2 to 5 pun. Sunday. B-TX. 2fl. at the Calvary Brclliren Church ut Logan in celebniUon of Uieir 25U» wedding unnlveraary. AU trienils Fvr tier daughter’* wedding. Mrs. and neigliborv are invited. The Dunn wore an tee bjue ensemble diiidren win hoot tlie event.' with matching acce-iscries The -•-----------‘ groom* mother chow sapphire green with matching shots and bene accessories. BoUi mothers Melinda Cotter, daughter of wore eymbldlum orchids. Mr and Mr*. James L Cottw. A luncheon reception was held 917 N Mlchhtan Avenue, has re­ at Use Knight* of Cnhunbus Hall turned to Stephens College. Col­ following the ceremony. During umbia, Mo, for her Sophomore the afternoon Use guests danced year. She will be one of approxi-. to the music of "Chuck KuhUC malely I MM students from all 50 and hi* bond from Wayland. Mr. *tates and a down or tnore for­ and Mra. Henry St. Martin led the eign countries at the four year grand march, followed by u floor residential college for women. allow by 'Herman and Henry " Mrs Roger Pickron. uimt of Use bride, of Kalamazoo; MaryUn Zieg­ ler. slater of the groom of Denver. Colo ; UM Mrs. Donald Cling, aunt of the bride, of Otw-go assisted about Use rooms. Barbans Ziegler, sister of the groom, attended the guest book, and Gregory Ziegler, brother of the groom, curried the gifts For her traveling ensemble, the bride wore a beige sheath, with matching accessories, and Use cor­ sage from the center of her bridal bouquet. After a weddbig trip to Florida. Mr. and Mrs Janies T. Ziegler wUJ be at home at 8M Lafayette. Grand Rapids. Out-of-town guests were present from Ionia. Jackson, Delton. Ot­ sego, Grand Rapids. Big Rapids. Hastings. Plainwell, lilbiols. In'dlana and Colorado. SOPHOMORES The rehmraol party was hosted by the groom's parents al "Cliicken WE HAVE YOUR Charlie'* " The bride is a M graduate of HIGH SCHOOL RING Portage High. Tlie groom was graduated from Hastings High In Right now. in your clau, 1M1 and is a graduate of Ferria you should be proudly BUte College He la employed aa an orrhltectund draftsman tor wearing your High School Davermnn Associate*. Inc.. Grand ring. 1-ock around among Rapid*. J your claramates, and those in other cla*Mw and you will *e« many of your fellow faludenta (iiorting this htmdaome ring. Your The Ringo Swingo Square Dance school ring belongs on Club met on Saturday evening for your finger! Uie nntt dance of Uie Fall aevevon Only S at the NorUieastexn School. Everyone had a good time daixlit Strrtlng Slfrfr ing to the enjoyable music and calling of Grorge Peterson of Ionia. Coffee and lunch were -wed by the committee, the Pete Andersons and the Harry Mends. The club b irpoiuoring squaredance lessons itartlng Wednesday night for ten lesaons. The next regular duh square, Established 1931 dance is on Saturday. Sept. 23. at 122 W. State St. 8 pm. at Northeastern Scliool. MR. AND MRS. JAMES T. ZIEGLER . . . Miss Darlene Dunn Becomes Bride. St. Monica’s in Kalamazoo Setting For Lovely Nuptials wedding trip to Detroit. They will be nt home after Sept. 7 at 1000’4 Garden Avenue ,ln fauulng. The groom I* employed ut Oldsmobile in Laming and the bride is em­ ployed al Michigan Millers Insur- straight lined styled dress of royal blue crepe and both moth­ ers had orchid coraagea. WHITE'S Photography Country Club followed the ceqpmnny where the yellow and white wedding decor was also used bi the decorations. Large bouquet* of lerviUe. Grandfather Flnlan. a dap­ yellow roses were arranged about per 83. also enjoyed the dancing Uic room and the garlands of green along with the young people draped on the serving table* were When the newlyweds left for a dotted with yellow gtamellas. Mis# Katie Doyle presided nt the guavt book and Ute gentlemen as­ sisting al tlx1 punch table were Mesons. Wellesley Ironude. Cedric picacui tiw W... be on Sept 28lh with Mrs. Lloyd 1 945-3967 Maple Volley Teachers Will be Coffee Hour Guests his teaching duties with the public schools two weeks ago Out-of-town ifuttits at the wed­ ding and rowptlun came from sev­ eral states including Massachusett--. District on Tuesday evening at 7:30 pm The event will take place to the new high school cafeteria lo­ cated midway between the two groom's purrnte nt the Hotel Has­ tings Friday evening. Later all of I the guests adjourned to the bride’s BPW Hears Talk On Club's History nC Forty-seven members and guests a. n_ loves NqIIO Frankly, we couldn't think of a name Good enough for this beautyl Never­ theless, it sells like crazyl No wonder, with such features as Self-fitti ng cups and the Neveride band. All cotton bandeau by Perma-lift* in sizes 32­ 40, A, B 4 C cups. $250. Perma-Lift । Vermontville to Fete Miss Takasuka Bonnet & Gown Shop Alma Fingleton I Miss Akiko Takasuka from Ja- Tamliy of Delton, the Ted Zieg­ I pan. an exchange student attending ler family Including Jane from the Maple Valley High Sciibol an Grund Rapids. Marylln of Den। a Senor. will be honored ut a party given for her Sunday from 3 to 5 i pm. In the Vermontville Methodist 'Church Arrangimmla art being jcompleted by the International___________ „______.... ..... , i Christian Youth Exchange Group, present except Mr. and Mra Jim I Saturday and had keft for a< । Florida honeymoon Mra. Stedge | wna the recipient of rpany lovely gifts and good wishes front her I family. One hour "mmizitf CERTIFIES UPHOLSTERING • Frw* Estimate* in H>« Hal­ ting* Aras an Tundsyi. • Pickup and Mirary. • Many Sampler. THE FURNITURE Mr. and Mra. Boyd Payne. Start- BUILDING Wayne Hazel Win. Parker. Wm. Parker and Verner Blough. Rhone 374-3523 ® THE MOST IN DRY CLEANING OPEN DAILY from 7:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. ONE HOUR SERVICE on Request from 8 A.M. to 4 P.M. Ill West State St., Hastings Mr. and Mra. Harold I. Smith entertained their bridge club on Mr. and Mrs Howard Houghton of Detroit were Sunday overnight and Monday guests at the home of Ute Merrill Karcherx The Karchera were Thursday overnight (rural* of Mr. and Mrs Leslie Skull of St. Johns and Friday lunch <ruc«t. o'Mr. and Mrs Or ley Bums COMPLETE LAUNDRY SERVICE Eomily Bundle* Pomp Woih * Wash and Fluff Dry W. Flnlih Skim. FloMrk. W«A Oortm HASTINGS HOME LAUNDRY ItmiM * Uy GltaM) w^te«°t*uto stm* 313 S. Mkklg«n Wl 5-4041 Miss Darlene Dunn, daughter of Mr and Mra. Eugene Dunn. 234 Andy, Kalamazoo, and Juinta T, Ziegler of Grand Rapid*, son of Mr and Mrs. Tlieodore A. Zltgier. 1100 W1U1U* Road. Hastings, were united In marriage by the Rev Edwin T- Palmer at 11 am. Satur­ day, Sept. 4. The double ring cere­ mony was performed in the pres­ ence of 300 guests at St. Monica's Church In Kalamazoo. Tlie altar* were decorated with wiUte glad* and white rosebud* Daniel Conner was the urganUt and soloist. Under tlie new liturgy, the bride and grt»m were both escorted to the altar by their respective parent* Tlie brairs floor-length gown of argania and Chantilly lace fea­ tured * fitted lacc bodice with a sabrlna neckline and long, tapering iltxJMW Hit bouffant *klrt and double Watteau train of organza were edged in delicate ribbon lace. Her headpiece wu* fashioned of silk argania rosebuds and Rings of bly of Ute valley nestled an a cIiuut of lace petals Her shoulderlengUt veil IcutOrad three tier* of Imparted silk Illusion. She carried a cascade bouquet of white row, illy of the valley and 1'7. Jane Ziegler. Grand Rapid*, sis­ ter ot the groom, was the maid of honor. Bridesmaids were Kathy Tanner, 520 Bacon Road. Mr* Fred Cory and Mra. Ronald Lytle, both of Kalamazoo. Tlie bridal attendants were at­ tired in floor-length gowns of aqua chiffon over taffeta The fitted bodices featured sabrlna neckline*, elbow-length sleeves and Watteau txick* flowing from neckline bows. TT'.cv were matching blossom headplr v.lted with illusion The maid of honor carried a colonial bouquet of yellow chrysan­ themums with white rates and Iry. The bridesmaids’ colonial bouquets were ot yellow chrysanthemums and ivy Richard Ziegler, Grcenrllls. was best man for hl* brother. Robert CWmptelL Grand Rapid*, cousin of the groom; Paul Basna. Hol&nd and Uldts Felkers of Grand Rrrplds, both co-workera of Jim. av-re ushers. Returns to Stephens NOTICE! HIGH SCHOOL Ringos Swing at Northeastern School Hodges JEWELRY �mnweh iialph Gwinn, fir p«tUd* Tram Cape 1 day an a buztneaa Personal Mention Ing a Ho»pti»l . meeting. vtettlng hM be UlStam Hmltej * Laberteaux*. a gradwte of Muliu*. family ------ 2__Zi _rz_ZL______________ now; ha* an aukuant pioJaaxUHp Trethtrte* ot Or- Friday thru Mo., and U abo taking graduate _ _ about the warehowc Ooat-Plu* Mm Everett Phclpa. left Bunday to place on Ptehrnnan'a Wharf in 8Fresume hi* senior year studies at eonsuU Mr*. B Purdue University at Lafayette. Mr. and Mrs Ralph Hts*. Sr . Robert Glrae and Elizabeth Ann. cl Clurlevulx were here Friday who had been visiting her parent*. May 7 wedding Her prospective hWband Urea in Chicago alm. The Edward Thoman* of New Orleans. La., mrw visiting in ChlfW, ,-ui arTlvc weck t0 vlllt hrt sister. Mr* Robert Cock. Mr. and Mra. Martin Runxter of Burlington. Wta. were guosto Peterson wedding fetthriUee over panted them home for a vtatt • | there. Bay Wednesday through Monday the waaksnd. HUS. June grads, Loretta Zurad I Elizabeth Martin returnand Joan Enslc of Leach lake be- !ed lart week from a two-week vo vmv uiu ramra ch rouse u> gan vneir uuaica at uwvenpon, vwv wivu ncr auacr su. siop Hiram. Ohio, where Dr. Easum will i Bualncre College In Grand Itaptd* and her brother* al Allegan. BBB£e==____ FALL SUITS in (w mm. Htrt art lh« new «M« for fall '65 with Hw “look of success" In every stitch.. the look you want, the look you need. Our new fall suits by Palm Beach and Hart-Schaffner & Marx are right for the new season featuring the latest in styling and fabric selection. New side vent styling in 2 and 3-button models and our wide selection of colors is sure to include the ones you prefer. Come In today and see them. Palm Beach Suits n ENGAGED —Mr. and Mr*. Hu­ bert B. Lathrop of 224 Main Street, Nathvlll*. wish to an­ nounce the engagement of their daughter, Kathleen Sue Lathrop, to Gary Duane Nickel, *on of Mn. Ben Nickel and Ute late Mr. Nickel of Portage Road. St Ignace. Kathy to a 1964 graduate of Maple Valley High School. Na*hvtlle. and 1* presently employed by the E. W. Bite* in Hailing*. Gary I* a l961 graduate of La Salic High School. St. Ignacc. ENGAGED—Mr. and Mr* Albert L. Onbcm of B37 North Hayford College. No wedding date has Personal Mention Management May Include Planning WhatNoffoDo « It may mean neglect Ing soma .. gagcment of their daughter, Mary Lea, to Ted Carpenter. He I* the fatally, loo, and 1lata pentar of Bay City. Maty Lee at­ tended Central Michigan Unlvmlty and Michigan State Unlvcralty. Ted | Mrs. Kuhn Gives Tips on Buying Carpels for Home y and did graduate work a thia summer. A January la being planned. mind ths goal* her family u snrnathing tangible, like .. , , car, or intangible, such a* Iam Uy . rial let explains. “If taking a step toward an , from a three-week vacation Important goal mean* letting .-.pending three day* with Mra Kidder's niece and family, the . help a child with a problem, you . Claude Bruder* of Mountain, N. you iuvvcn't tidied bj brother, Byron. a* Linwood. can’t really save time, but you sec tor the Elrel time their 14th portant tasks that require fewer What color, texture and liber pleasant part being the tnp range and which manufacturer will you choose?. Will you be carpeting your living room, dlnIg room, bedroom or perhaps big flood in June. all three? aiid family and tils mother, Mrs. Martha Kuhn. Barry County »59’5&»69 out tlwt each room will have Ito own special requlremcnto and your choice, will depend on the Hart-Schaffner & Marx$Q500 to $| £Q00 nutritious “By making choices on your Mrs Nora Smith on Sunday and portant. If you havent-already you may find your time filled with many oottfUcUng and unre-, from normal traffic. • been vUiting his son and family. Many propio will tell you that The Alfred Hawreneya are to King and baby. Scott of square yard for cotton* to S12A5 the M. R. Purmana, arriving nylons and wools Decide on a cotton, synthetic, Alfred i* with the Dow Chemical nedy. Scott l* the Bump* Ilrat great-grandchild. their main office at. Midland at Sunday dinner guests of the Ing an extra dollar or two often that time for a training period. pays big dividends. Usually a Uy. Mr. and Mra Duane Gray and higher - coet carpeting mean* daughter. Mary Beth, of GratjF Rapid*, and Leon's brother. Mr. or the tighter the yarn, are and Mrag Harold Gray of Olivet. packed. Ub better ths carpet, re.unu“* gardlqa of the height Of tlie brother. Ork> pile. Thia la the best slnglo duo to a good buy. nlU-moon visitor in their and returned to Deny Tuesday night M * M flight SPORT COATS By Palm Beach from $35°° to $45°° Hart-Schaffner & Marx S65°° to S75°° other. Think about tlie amount Arthur Fredcnburgs Brighton, anti hl* te, Mr. and Mra. We also feature for fall 300 Exclusive New Fabrics from Hart Schafner & Marx's nylons and wools. are visiting Ute Albert Fredcn- FRESH DONUTS carpet is often dependent on rerjllcncc, say* Mra. Kuhn. Generally nylon, cotton, wool CUSTOM TAILORED LINE and fatally of Alma, and hl* grandmother. Mra. Ihttle War- Excellent Service with Superette 205 N. Michigan Guarantee of Satisfaction for The Fay Humnieus ponying the Guy Fe The Man who is hard to fit. (raffle areas. Resilience Is the ability of a with his grandparents, the Clay­ ton Jarrards, while hl* parents, TOP COATS No matter what type of top coat you lijce. M Gull Lake attending a Young People* meeting. On Tuesday tyre and daughter. Lucille, of Augusta, and on Saturday they vlsttcd Mra. Jarrardi brother. you'll find it here by Alligator or HartSchaffner b Morx. The new. all-wool coats are prominent In both Bai McCann and notched lapel collars and we're well stocked with all weather coats of dacron and cot­ ton with zip-in pile linings. All Wool Coals f^45 All Wealher Coals 00 s39 part of your family and Ha going Now, with all of these things mood Finnic* at Wall Lake while they were here Friday through Sunday for the Pinnte-PeterBon wtddlng Saturday.______________ w Donuts 69c doz TASTE TREATS TRY SOME TODAY 9 A.M. to 11 P.M. Uou'll love our J BAKED GOODS New fall Btylc* and (hades . . Including the new (tretch typci $9’5 i FHOSTID * DECOZATiD bright and dull fibers and bulk­ 3700; 8. Broadway, on Sunday. ed filament*. There aid brighter. ■Die William McKnighl*. fir. and Champ HATS We Moke 'Em Plain 59c doz. Mixer Road. North Broadway. vestlgale soil - resistant fibers. The Clarence Gildings attend- have to decide which fiber will '• ■ Watch While ind wools have excellent reel 11- quality factors important to you. ’12 Slay Pressed SHIRTS by Arrow and Van Heusen These new white shirt, never need ironing and look noat and frosh always Personal Mention vUiting friend* in’ Missouri and Mlsalskljipl tlie post 10 days and Slcphtn.v College this week Wedncaday. The Dr. Arthur Haight family of Ann Arbor visited her mother. and attended the Finnte-Pctcrson wedding. Mrs Dunn returned home with them Bunday for a Mn. James Wkswell i* upending •EVELAND’ MENS AND BOYS' WEAR her mother. Mra. Howard White of Theron Hecht and family of Lake Brawn 'N Serve Pull-Aport Bread . 36c Frozen Pizza Reodr Bako—Wo Moke Our Own W Polilh Sauiage or Pepperoni—Small 56c; Lg. 96c W Cheette—Small 39c --------------------------------- Lg- 86c FRIDAY & SATURDAY Apple Fritters ------- --------------- 6 fot 39c Crabapple Jelly Filled Delights-------------- 6 for 42c A yummie fry roll filled-with crabapple is»y and rolled in cinnamon vugar. ’ Coffee Cakes - Family Siza 58c; Sm. 32c guest* of Mr*. Emma Faulu*. While Glenn w*a here he attended the wedding of hl* cousin. Miss Amy Baoa-WMnasday. R.mcmbo, COOKIl DAY Hwy WW.—V dw. out. »l DALE’S BAKE SHOP �More About------- Aldermen authorised paying।season Supt Guenther raid fort26*,n06 td the' GilliMee Con- tnsl blds are now teeing sUdUd. Mructlon Company of O ra nd one for about ssi.ooo and the Rapids pn their Market Street other for about 833.000. The pro- PENNOCK HOSPITAL ». u„ui si 9-Year-Old *30338. ! season, he Mid. 130330. City Council Grover T Lethcoe. Middleville S-ltool enhillment ha* about justice of the peace who site in I.0M tn highschool, 530in Junior Continued from Page One Middleville Girl Municipal Judge L. E. Barnett'* I High and 1,721 in the elementary I the the JMkson Jackson Hole Hole .gathering, . gathering, «nl; oubmltted a bill for hh Dies HlUIlUtlJ HondaV Monday DIG) ur)[e<1 llrsert Vw-al BCUon aetlrm nn iMnntlHrn. ' jervioee from June 22 to Sept 7 | Kathy Jo FUher, 9, of Middlevine passed away Monday mornbig at BJodgeu Hospital. Grand Hspids 81m naa had icuarmia leukemia rur fur napios one tlw post ymr. ' Surviving are her parent*. Mr and Mra larry FuJrer. one brother. Rlcluutl Lawrence aud one slater. Karren Kay toy grandparents Mr. and Mr*. WUHorn A. McConnell, Middleville, Mr. and Mrs. Milton Ftefier* Grand Rapid*: three greatgrundmotbrra Mrs. Hazel Me- tlon , , Tlie bill totaled M17.B0, Including . She said Hastings should take l,a0 *’? I advantage of the new Federal <tay. «« ’or « SL’!®j By 3/r*. Jahn Hook program wuiui which w will funds I**®* ani1 jnuxnua <m match uixwii iuohx :— — »7.W ------- —for 384 mile* al ••’“te* , . ■ . ♦4J-24U on a 50-50 baste for such projects i15 f*nU P*r mUe. She raid there is a billboard < Thf* •“® "nc*™ Mr. and Mra. Owen Gaylor and problem here that an automo-, ™™bc.?£‘P &Jratan*1^ ’Mr- a,‘d Mni Huben DeC«mp hile Uk“ awF ,r^n streets of Cre^1 ,’*nt °* week' £-«««< beuuty and that the C'nterilnmg munidpxl .treets ^ Dioniapple River area could tx curt itrtJO <*. ine unemi-iroit' Morher * r*-*- -—- --—-y of Gibson- ■ brautined from Charlton Park to, Chemical 1bunt Ohio,Company reported use of 871331 at p“uline -ITutXl. Mr* Eva Mra Sle Stowell concluded her talk <■•>«« of white and yellow paint j Mra by suggesting Mayor Beckwith, marking 4 1 mile. Ateo marked •<Kral* Ctor­ - -----­ ---------rltUens* committee to »»" «»• f*rt*ng tou. 'n^CalnMi attenArf tha Fann ------------- .. . .. i An.*lrart narHnp vlflll, pmi, HdTraU Women* V-Ouimitlee , meeting Sept. 7- at Hosting* a tlon and brautlflcatlon program Linda Foster, entered Kellogg Kenneth Salcno was advised to Kathy reposes a: the Beeler Community College” Monday, a run™ Home In in Middleville u««m. “f> tSSJL*"!",!", Funeral More Alton tfamily were Sunday dinner gucsu of Mr and Mra Eubmwu> ui, sssr’T&i’Si;■”™d' ■ •■**»«» Durfee -------nJiKhtis»i ij: z>x'u>m*. Mr. and Mra. Alfred HaakiU and Mr. and Mn Admiral Poerah .'■lank Bumpus last Sunday. * Mr. and Mra. Fperah entertainMrs. Prank Bumpua Tuesday ’'V-DUlg. Mr. ana Mra McKenzie xx1' Classic Will Bring Out Your Best but the City had been utilising some of the old New York Cen­ tral depot area which Is now owned by the National Bank of Hastings Tlie 10-hour parking meters In that lot are being moved to the north side of the City lot near Uie Elks Club. The Council authorized buying about 150 bumper barriers at of all tlie material used for in- •, structlon. and the reading level of each student. LEGALS 'With this knowledge, it wiU be . ----- -------— possible to help the individual oxdex or fubucation— student with his problem to a ruxi Acceun. ___ ._ J_____ " UI,Sltf*n Tl.« 1 with upgrading the quality of reading for all students, not just parking late. Chief Sunior ex­ the poor reader. Lowe also discussed th? poePlained Uial vehicles would hit Mble use of the Initial Teaching A 12-minute meter is to be In­ Alphabet in local schools, as sev­ stalled at the new downtown dry eral teachers are now quail fled cleaning establishment, to elimi­ in that method. nate double parking for loading and unloading Hastings joined the Grand Rirer Watershed Council, a new­ ly-formed organization studying water flow and conservation in the Grand River basin Scott Bagby A: Associates of complete’ special assignments Grand Rapids were retained for PUXUCAT1OH OXDXX. another year as planning con­ Tlie Lloyd - Thomas Company sultants for the City for a sum of Chicago reported Uie replaceof *1.800. The money __________________________ Ls to be paid “""'Ill'idi at the rate of *150 a month and ment new value of the *chool entitles the City up to 150 hours dUttlCfa tacllllle* is 85.44J.TO857, of professional services during and the net sound or depreciated the the year Consultants will value 1* M3CTJT1.44. serve additional time over the| The cItUans site cqmmilteai** ISO hours at the rate of *13 per to meet^with board membera^and the architects at 7:30 pro. Tues­ Council voted to transfer to day. Sept. 21. and the citizens' the Public Library the 117385 transportation committee is to setmeet at 7:30 pm. on Oct. 5. budgeted for that institution Tlie Teacher* Club pknjc is Referred to committ/e was a request from Supt^wf-SrhoqU to be held al 7 pm. this Thurs­ Richard J. Ouenflier to have day at tlie Hastings Country Broadway from Wilnut Street th Club. the high school, and GrantMrtrn Park to the high Mluxil closed to Supt. Guenther said that about all traflic except school buses from 3:30 to 4 pm. each school 70 youngsters had to wait for a second bus run after school got 138 W. State Wl 5-4284 underway, and old standby buses had to be pressed into service. The new bus will permit “clear­ ing the campus" by 4 pm, he T red of Washer break downs, repair bills? said. j *6950 MUSIC CENTER FRIGIDAIRE JET ACTION WASHER the Indiana /Student Federation Associations opening meeting of tlie new year at Valparaiso Uni­ versity at Valparaiso. Ind. on Oct. 8. Supt. Ouenther said Na­ than Yonkers, whose parents for­ merly lived here, is vice president ot the Student Federation. There will be no new lights nor improved public address system on Johnson Field for this football 5 YEAR PROTECTION PLAN AT NO EXTRA CHARGE! Mrs. Rachel Coe Dies Suddenly Early Tuesday hospltel* and related medic*! . Funeral services for Mrs Ita1 rtwl All SIU «l« R a. Jarfrrrara, ucnerron. He Joined Uie State health W)io died at 2:30 am. Tueeday at agency in >954 after earalng hta pennock Hoapital. will be held mactrr s degree In public hrolth -• «—■ - — «— from the University of Michigan. of Lima Catholic Church. He had received a fellowship to continue his studies while with Phy te to officiate and burial the Barry Health Department will be tn Mt. Calvary Cemetery. The Rosary is to be recited Potomac. Md. His wife. Carla, has been a member of the mathe­ matics department start at Lan­ Mra. Coe had been suffering sing Community College for sev­ en years. They have two sons. from azUuna, end was admitted to Pennock Hospital 55 minutes a U~l huekkbmt™, J”.",, (Priscilla Harrlngton> Phelan, at the Missionary Church tn Jackson Mra Stroup ot South Bend, In- I Aug. 23 rtinnn are vlvltlne , tut. U...-U I . .. R. B. Warren. Unlveraity of Ne- 1 grand champion Judge Warren selected the reaerye champion Angus shown by West Winds Farm, Bath 'Flic steer weighed 1.000 pounds and was aired by the grand champion bull of the 19SI Michigan State Fair. Iran 8lale University, Eart Spartan Jingo. The university children of Grand Rapid* were! Sept. 2 Sunday visitors. Mra. Winn! Sept. 3 Hutchinson, son and niece of, SeptX* Ada. were Sunday evening call- .Sept. 5 era of Mr nnrt Mra Calms. Sept. 7 Sept. I Sept. 9 Sept. 10 Cloverdale-Hope Sept. |1 fUpL It By Mrt. Stephan Oteaod Sept. 13 11 D«ltM Trtratoaa 42I-24V4 Sept. 6th dinner gueata of Mrs. vrr a Mra m.v Burglarize Station Barry County officers have the Phelan home for a buffet din­ been Investigating .the burglary of Art Smith's Renpery Oas Sta­ ner following the ceremony. tion on M-37 just south-of the The Harold Phillipa left Sept. City limits. Dejxity Willard Redwill be throughout the winter including *17 80 from the changmonths These Jolly residents, plus their antique cara, create a void around here until they reappear tera from a drawer. *3 in nickels and a silver dollar, as well as a wi|h the Springtime, Saturday and number of Canadian quarters. Greenfield Village participating in The station was entered through a window on the east side some­ the 15th annual Old Car Festival when a 1923 Dodge toumlng car, time between 9 pm Thursday owned by Mr and Mrs Frank Hose and 8 am. Friday ribbon. RnwraT t-dii a"“ n*ncr’ carpenter OI Bay City, spent Satunlsy evening with and Mrs llo'*’artl Orsborn of Tilloteon Lake. «t^th^Frnrlt WAi‘dr?an dence in Kalamazoo. ★ Mr. and Mrs. William Hart wtre Satur­ day guests. day afternoon callers at the entertained their family. Mr. and Ellen and Ruth Osgood. Mr and Mix. Leo Roblyer Grand Haven, and Mr and Mrs, were Bunday dinner gueats of Rosa Bcbon for dinner on Sunday. WEEKEND SPECIALS the afternoon they called on returned from a 10-day tight-seeing trip through the Eastern States I Mrs. Stephen Otgood and family spending much time in Vermont, vacaUoned In Upper Peninsula and also attending the World's PLASTIC WASTE BASKETS Middleville Sunday evening In good time honor of the mutual birthday of Seven Attractive Styles 12 tq 25 Qt. Sixe E TFf J # Each ** " Four new colon — Bright Your white, tiger lily orange, Ch • butterscotch, fem green. Choiet mobile home of the Rev. Osgoods. Bump, which U LADIES APRONS BIB AND HALF STYLES ... Assorted solids and prints. . . . or getting your present ones appraised and evaluated EASY TERMS n8a li jnr 01111C 1 Uli '"tf *£7 DIAMONDS And clothes come out so loose and easy even apron strings seldom snarll . * SSI1 I2JS5 day afternoon callers of their Take the Guesswork Out of Buying / — No Damage from Tuesday Storm arrived at ■Huron River tn lime Wayne Snyder Liverpool. for lunch with Lynden John- Ohio, en route. . Mr. and Mra. Frank Prentice entertajhed Mr. and Mrs. Mux Bump al dinner on Sunday, and all were gives you a Steer Grand Lhampion MSL' Spartan Jingo t. Sh<« was born In Beresford. Mahogany Farm. Williamston. Union County. 8 D., on Aug. 17, 1897, the daughter of Mar­ tils heifer calf champion and shall and Zoe tWlllcti Adams. grand champion heifer. Judge R. ahe waa kmduate<l from the|B Warren selected Monogony Mahoguny B warren South Dakota State Teachers i Blackbird Beasle 5. Mahogany * College and married Wolter O. junior and rwerve grand chiunpSkle* were still overcast this £TMo‘a. »«n u named Homeplace BurWednesday morning and the Tbey lived in Minnesota un- „„ ijj weather threatening after the til th* inva. th.w * ~ . ... .. .. . . thunder and electrical storm reserve heifer which swirled into Barry County. Tuesday night. Severe storm hogany 4: the bull calf champ­ warnings had been forecast ion. Mahogany Ballot K 11; Personnel at tlie Michigan. senior champion bull. Mahogany recoided tour-tenths of an inch marrirrt rein.ar.i z—.._ - * Ballot 32; rrservr senior champ­ Friday, and their son. Mr. and of rain fell and. while branches 6 ifrM Ctoe who died ion bull. Mahogany Midas 3. and |Mrs. Ben Mason and son* of won first In both get - of-sire and a few trees were reported classes with the progeny of Balsney ■ - . and -------- ----Ho*pital I lot of Belladruni the ---------Altar Society. '* ” twill a cabin on the lot of Mr.; <5e”t„ • Good Angus Farm. Charlotte. ren Calms callcl on Mr. and Mra. Consumers P o w e r Company Guild 5 and the O. O Club. Mrs Coe is survived by two I hart (to. tu.tt rhamn. Maron returned home Tuexsday of problems, wiuum <s«rs«uK,, bringing some of the neighbora. lu"»' (Helal C.vldzm tricla) Cavteton nt of Wrlt.-H Midland and I Mra Frank IMary Lou» Isaac.wn of Battle Creek; five grandchil­ dren. Forms. Ann Arbor Monday. * Mr. qnd Mr* War­ Holiday Fann. Ada. Mlctilgan. Mrs Donna Wilkins. Mr and ren Calms called on-Mrand Mra. Mrs. Harry Leckrooc, Mr and Mrs ners. Senior champion was HollOney Roblyer at Otaego and Mr. Harold Kimmel and family. Sue James and Mrs McKinley Burch nlor was Hollmert^ Blackbird 9 Councilmen approved a mom-. Special materials and books Tuesday. Sept 31. friend from California e Mr mendatlon by bv Alderman Alderman Dale Dale are available ...ti.si. and it It should be he ------------• •----------------------■ J, 7 _Mr mendatton -----------"and Mrs Donald Oelger of Flint [Bassett to deny the Bell Tele- raaier for each student to And Athletic Boosters Meeting j phone Company's request lo tn- reading material suited both to 1 Everyone Is Invited to attend , stall Jhira curb pay telephones in hts ability and taste. a Saxon Athletic Bcost-.-rs Club 1 . the downtown area. There are Members of the reading comMonday. Sept. 20. at 8 ati-nX, teT now three pay phone, on side-' mITtS? wStSd XTrohSo ” to I P"*- ln' wRo “m President X^rto|^ThRoo-mwalks but not on Uie curbs. jgtudy programs programs, and and have have atat- I Warren William* ha* i I| Mradame. Mcsdamea Faulkner. Faulkner, Culbert aand anItoy«2kiSe<,«rf ”mn thl I un‘’«* a*«la‘ Pt!lnu o1 HHS ,ame4 1 । Calms attended the W8C8 at angle parking ot cars In the I sh- iakl tt g(xxl reamn» tcjl shown. 'the home of Mra. Agnes Scoby tween Church and Broadway, and I Hajtlng5 j|lgh 5Ub-commlttee Is Bagla Extension Group Tk;—dZL?------tor the alley to be a me-w.y ‘‘^Sni[ to recoL^end one The R-gl* Extension Study Uioroughfare with traffic going | whenPmu project is completed. Group will meet with Mrs Lyle afeat The change reduces thel a>u « ir h A>rH*rt na,t wh I Conrad on Turadav. Rent a *t IcrtsSsrille mre " . . an“ » 11 can o* carried out. each tonrac , |Angus “ . Mr. and Mra. Raymond R. Slagle. Sr. R4 Hastings, an-1 A » nounce tlie engagement of their Zxl East Middle Lake and Mra John Hook were Bun- ud ^hls^Lt^ST ai^Mra . Aldermen approved the sale of X^"2"cSC£K‘'MM S5 <&£? j the three-wheel motorcycle. Jor, Ftsner ut ConwuxMc. M d M Char Im Cunn-r ot jtnerty used mainly for checking Bob Speer. Michigan State parking meter*, for *350. Among | Lansing: on Wednesday Mr. and baaeball outfielder from Saginaw. -*he bill* approved wu> one for lem In a particular class is more Barry WLTD Convention Mrs. Barxey of Lansing, on Frlwax .the the second leading hitter in W>5 for installing Installing radio com- complex because the range In in . The Horry Barry County WCTU and KAlIeL Saarfv was *3”5 lor IMS Basin League, college Bum-: munlcatlon on the new police reading ability within that ctasa contention U to be held at the a CIar^tUlc; the wc^rd mark for Pierre. 3. 1). Coupi* Plan to Wad in Waxtam Caramony s«pt. 25 Vinson E Oviatt. who served Charlotle Farm from 1950 to 1954 as public health VanWles of R5 HasUngs, son of Ralph VanWlaa of Tucson. ArM. engineer for Uie Barry County The wedding date has been s«t Hat Rftervt’ Hull Health Departmsnt. has been ap­ tUt Sept 28 at < pm. at Williams Cal/ Champion «.r. .... , ..... v fit pointed environmental engineer­ Arena. It is going to be a West­ A 1,035-pound Angus steer BUnMeld — Cary* MxCerauuk, Ml. ing consultant for the division of ern ceremony, with horses being hospital and medical facilities of used. the UA. Public Health Service tn Silver Spring*. MD. champion over all bneds in the Oviatt had been x public 1968 Michigan State Fair In De­ health engineer with the Miciiltroit. gan Health Department for thej By Mrt. Beulo M. C.airnt champion of the 71-head open School Board ' s»srs:-,i1sr‘ Vinson Oviatt Named to U5. Health Post j. J Each CANVAS SNEAKERS Women's white, Misses' white or black. Children's red or navy. Mode In U.S.A. Our Gem Laboratory Is at Your Service! •* ' J Special Purchase—One Time Buy Texas Wore . . . MELMAC MIXING When you wont to know exactly hpw BOWL. 10 inch diameter,.5 inches much your precious gems are worth for estate appraising, insurance records ... or for your own satisfaction, bring them to us.. Here you can watch us do the work .with our Bausch and Lamb Gem is copc. See your gems greatly enlarged to show every feature, or flow. When you have finished we will give you PLAN! a certificate, made out in triplicate for your records. The certificate includes a gem.c/xKt completely marked so that you con refer to it when you wish. *■ LYDIA GRAY CARPET MILLS JEWELERS HOST comlits of a Dry Cbamr and an Becfrk Inah d.Lga.d for woman Io sav* work. This Mochlnw bruihai th* pile upward, rtraovlng cteap dirt and alumna ting matting. No handwork. No w*i carpel. Roams can be wed tnilaotty. Ideal for all Ubers. Um our madiliw te daan 300 aa, ft. (Ant . • 10 Roll Package AQUA NET HAIR SPRAY Every Day Low Price only ’JtJ HASTINGS FLOOR COVERING 123 Ah^et State Stsaet, Hastings IIS W.« State Sbwt - Facial Tissue Quality to clean modern carpets lawagt homa) Consumers Power TOILET TISSUE Phone Wl J-5111 Materials and Cearaateed Woriuwaaship ■ee N<wau • mmam qvtcncm. o—~. BEN*FRANKLIN* p 102 Weit State at Jeffenon �122 Seek Driver’s Student* at Lakewood May Licenses Here Buy limirmice During August Mrs. Viola Graves Dies Saturday; Rites Tuesday Btudsgt accident insurance Funeral servlets for Mra. Viola tclxiol in Personnel of the Barry County all itudtnis sheriff's office processed 722 ap­ died at B:50 p.m. Saturday. Sept Ixxkcwood High School plications for driver’s licenses 11. at Pennock Hospital, were held at Uie Leonard-Osgood FunAugust, Sheriff Merl H. Campbell reports. The Rev. Knar Unseth of 7-1Z—JJJ4. Woodland officiated and burial wax in the Irving Township •11. applications for driver** 11Cemetery. Hberlff'a officer* policed 52 accidents, Including 21 in which Parents dealring student ac­ cident Insurance should I’eturn They InreaUgated 62 criminal the application and the required premium to the school no later complaints and gave assistance to Mildred Paine. other agencies on 21 occasions They Investigated IB traffic com­ cook hi Grand Rs plain U and issued Cfi tickets, reg­ this insurance program. This is hip, later moving here. istered 14 guns, served 77 papers and made 28 inspections ok tav- handled entirely by the insur­ ance company and Is made avail- Aug. 13, 1888, „„ the daughter of Officer* made 28 irretU, in­ able to'students in the schools. I Abraham and Edith (Watermani --------- — 6DuBoisc. She moved when a cluding five for reckless driving, The oddreaa of Gall Furman ,mMl> child to Olivet with her four for minora In possession of parents and attended school intoxicants. three for drank driv- Hawraney 1st M there. She married Frank Britten of assault, parole violation and for 1325 to Worcester Rd.. Fram­ being disorderly. Charlotte in IfrOG. They resided ingham. Mass. in Charlotte. Vermontville and During August, Barry County Mr. and Mra. Karl Weilfare, Hastings. Mr. and Mra. Robert Culbert, prisoner* in other jails, and in July the board bll was Bl.CjO. troth took their daughters, 8)me­ County cruisers traveled 16996 miles, including 29 trips to Char­ lotte transporting prisoners to are entering Central Michigan the Baton County Jail. University. three sons. Gall Britten of Parmbnt, Calif.; Lawrence Britten of Hawthorne,. Calif, and Harold Britten of Lansing; a daughter, Mra. Leora Borgman of Grand BARD BLOOM, O. D. Announces granddaughters; one step-son. James Britten of Hartings; one step-daughter. Mra. Orville iBtelIa> Cook of Hastings; nine step। grandchildren; 33 step-great grandchildren: 12 step-great, His Association in the Practice of Optometry With John B. Walton, O.D. at HASTINGS PROFESSIONAL BUILDING | Ur*. Mr*. Mabie Davis of Cali­ fornia. and Mr*. Paine. 110 Wert Center Street, Hastings Telephone Wl 5-2192 Want Adj SrU Unujed llrmt. CHECK OUR HOME b PROPERTY LISTINGS 2LTHE WEEK A Wide Choice of Homes and Real Estate of All Types WSU Doctor Dfreeb Study Aimed at Deafuesn, Dizziness I emi.circular cimh; COCHLEA The Hastings Banner Ira Chaffee Dies Monday; Rites Wednesday AN EXTRA NICE COTTAGE AT LONG LAKE NEAR ACKERS POINT, ha* four bedroom* upstair*, and AND $TILL ANOTHER GOOD HOME IN WOODLAND, all on one floor, living room, three bedroom*, dining roor‘ —1 L— — *' *—r ■——■ —•-*------- — ■---------- -----siding for -.$7,350.00 *»I*LC« ; IN THE SECOND WARD, with two nice bedroom* upstairs and one bedroom dining room, full bath and kitchen and utility room, has basement and gas larsge. for ...$8,000.00 A NICE BUNGALOW IN THE FIRST WARD, hs* living room with fireplace, two bedroom*, kitchen .-$6,100.00 .ST400.M 12 x 20 ft. living room with fireplace, baths, lot* of cupboard*, family room, automatic water Well garege with automatic electric cy« door opener. a large beautifully landscaped yard, all in A-1 condition for—Z$24,675.00 Tuesday and Thursday Funeral Home with the Rev. George Elliott officiating with burial in Hartings Township Cemetery. otolaryngology at Wayne State University's School of Medicine. Dr. Benitez is director of the University's Tem­ poral Bone Banks Pro­ gram aimed at finding causes of deafness and of other ear disorders such as Meniere’s Disease, associated with, dizzi­ ness. Temporal Bone Bank* are car-research laboratories where bequeathed inner-ear structures are studied by scientists. Temporal bones are the hardest bones In the body and form the chambers which house the inner ears. The Inner ears are very delicate mem­ branous structures containing the nerve endings for the func­ tion of hearing. In the area known as the cochleaand for balance and orientation in the area known as the semi­ circular canals. ' Wayne haB becomekhe 25th medical center to join In a nationwide program concen­ trating on ear research through temporal bone study. "The origin of many types Area Chamber Warns Against StrangeSalesmen Township on Get. 23. 1875. the BUSINESS LOCATID'rENTAL PROPERTY in good business district which rent, foe $150.00 per SSB A REAL GOOD HOME IN FREEPORT, ha* four bedroom* and lot* of closet. room, up and down, living $7,200 bath, two bedroom*, utility room, ha* natural ga* furnace for heat, hot and :old running water, garage, about four mile* out of town for --------....SB.500.00 ANOTHER COOP BUY IN THE 4th WARD, Halting*. ha* two nice bedroom* with clotett upstair* and down one bedroom, living room, dining room, kitchen and '<£ bath down with full bath up. ~ $9,000.00 Dr. Benitez with ear model of deafness and dizziness, with their various medical names, remains obscure.” Dr. Benitez points out. "The temporal bones, if removed from a donor soon after death, may reveal the cause of these ear dis­ orders." When the study Is com­ pleted. the temporal bones arc easy to store and send from one research jvoinl to another for comparative studies. Tlie research Is more effective when the bone donation is ac­ companied by a history of the donor's hearing or dizziness disorder. The Bank at Wayne's School of Medicine Is one of three In Michigan now banking terntioral bones. Others are at Henry Ford Hospital In Detroit and at the University ot Mich­ igan Medical Center, Ann Arbor. ant home improvement project. rick of R4 Hastings, Mrs. Harry <Mary> McCiurkfn of Hartings and Mrs. Lynden tllalv NorrL* of R1 Dowling; 32 grandchil- Ernie Bateman wo* elected; chairman of the High Bank ] Farm Bureau for the next year John Hook, secretary; Roger Da■ Foster, assistant discussion lead­ er. Clarence Cairns, minute man; Improvement deal with the ex- WOODLAND MUTUAL Ironside Agaacy INSURANCE a Lil. • AD ESTATE KER e annua) toll The California official said more than 4,700 contracts, rang­ ing from $2400 to M.000. were sold during an 18-month period BaleSnien'S rnmn, triton t on * single contract often were as high a* $1,000. NBBB said that while most siding applicators are responsible businessmen, a minority in the industry perpetuates the re-sid­ Ing racket despite repeated pub­ lic warnings by Better Business nallonally- of aluminum aiding. He says the company will not only reimburse her for use of the home but will give a cash com­ mission for each homeowner tn the area who subsequently buy* aluminum siding from his comvance on these prospective com­ missions as au Inducement In reality the salesman, usually an itinerant, does not represent a well-known company and has no intention of using the home aa a model. The homeowner, who had been Induced to sign various paper*, actually is charged many hundred dollar* more than the competitive price for aluminum siding. The National Bureau offered tills advice to homeowners. —Don't rush into any import- Carl Niathamer BORTON'S Richard Slocum UJ W. Stat. H-tmw. Mick. NEW Homa Phon* Wl 5*3004 Homo Phono W15-5156 Phone 945-9773 WOODLAND MUfUAft-WRKENTATfVI Route 5. Hovrinft, MichiMfl fraudulent aluminum siding sales schemes. Even a conservative projection »H»5 «P INSURANCE COMPANY FLYNN MATTHEWS AGENCY According to the National Bet­ ter Business Bureau, with which the local Chamber is affiliated through membership, the Cali­ fornia Attorney General has re­ ported that homeowner* m that HASTINGS SALESMEN BROAD COVERAGE! MEET INDIVIDUAL NEEDS Liability Gold FM Antenna Saturday Ernie Bateman High Bank Farm Bureau Chairman WE NOW HAVE LEINAAR1 PLAT ON BIC CEDAR LAKE. VERY REASONABLY PRICED AND WIU SELL ON LAND CONTRACTS. DUE TO RECENT SALES WE NEED NEW LISTINGS 12:30 to 6 p.tn. WIDE CHOICE OF COVERAGE TO A UAL GOOD. YEA* 'ROUND HOME RIGHT ON LEACH LAKE, ha* living room, three nice bedroom*. A GOOD HOME CLOSE IN IN HASTINGS, hs* two bedrooms, hall and full bsth upvl.ir* and down on* bedroom, living room, dining room, kitchen and toilet seat, has basement with new ga* furnace. 9,250.00 and Friday 12:30 to 8:30 p.m. ... u Lewis of Hastings Township on song ,e«erriting • boy to Join him in March 14. 1910. in the Barry-1 ------------ •-----------, ville Church parsonage. Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Howe reHe Is survived by his wife, turned on Monday of last week Maplewood School will be. Ktrti Grace; five sons. Edwin of R4 from California where th Hartings. Richard of R1 Nash. | visited their son. Bill, and fat ville. Harold of Hastings. Keith lly at Hawthorne. They mode of IU Hartings and Clarence, ot R1 Hastings three daughters, $22,000.00 95-ACRE FARM IN HASTINGS TOWNSHIP, with home with six room* and bxrh. jxrage and tool num siding, ha* lot* of clc*et*, paneling woodwork In living room, a beautiful now two stall garage, *11 lor $20,000.00 TWO COTTAGES ON CLOVERDALE LAKE with 210 feet on lake frontage and the lot is 200 foot deep, lot I* right on M-43 and Cloverdale lake, furnishing* with a few exception* go with the cottage*, Cub Pack chairman is Monday, Wed nest lay <8ahoup) Chat; attended H. Hurd af Fennville a Vermontville la spotuored by Maplewood Elementary Paren Teacher Association with 12:30 to 6 p.m. dependability is know to you or lias been established through in­ quiryThe HaxUngs Area Chamber of Commerce warned today that the "model home" racket con­ tinue* to be used to defraud Uie a copy of IL public in the sale of aluminum ORGANIC SOIL BUILDERS sidjng. The Organic Soil and Health Russ Hankins, manager of Builder* are to meet Bunday, reaentatlve of Vermontville Has New Cub Scout Program Mm. Virginia Fox, Mrs. <1 DETROIT—"Eighteen million Americans — more than 3 million at them children — suffer from hearing loss. This means that more Ameri­ cans are afflicted by loss of hearing than any other chronic disease.* says Dr. Jaime T. Benitez. A NEARLY NEW HOME IN THE TAFFEB ADDITION, ha* throe nice bedroom* end full bath and .$12,500.00 AN EXTRA NICE HOME AT ALGONQUIN LAKE, all on one floor, with large living room, with flroHace, three nice bedrooms, hs* a bath and V4 bath, utility room, kitchen with bar and ha* dining Located Corner Court and Church Stitcti Library Hour*: Pood." Smorgasbord of LN THE FOURTH WARD, a real nice brick house, ranch style. ha* living room with fireplace, carpet and.drape* Included, two bedroom* and bath, air conditioned, pine paneled family room, or utility room, attached garage, nicely landicaped. for....$18,500.00 TWO LARGE BUILDING LOTS ON NORTH BROADWAY for Hastings Public Library ». R4 Hartings. who Chaffee. :r«en*. on ’•'r v«i wim ei.wu-uu oewn peymenr, tor -.$7,500.00 A GOOD INCOME PROPERTY IN THE 3rd WARD, ha* living room, one bedroom. kitchen end bath. A REAL SWEET. SMALL HOME IN THE FIRST WARD, ha* living room with dming space, one bed­ room. kitchen and bath, and enclosed tun porch, cellar with oil floor furnace for .$5,000.00 WE HAYS’A PARTY w+vo wind to' trade her equity In * three bedroom, modem, older home for a Sacttow Two—Fogg* 1 tq 6j Thursday, Saptambar 16, 1965 1936^0^457 �77, Saxon r 06 B. C. Lakeview Here Friday Hastings Seeks '[ Gn.rfR()„„rf , | T? Hastings Highfs'Vanity Football Squad Spartans Bid HCC Men’s Golf mini nmiv srvnirv League Awards Straight Defeats Season’s Prizes l^tkotfoiMl Open* at Monday Night 1 play this »m Maple I'uiley. Delton Hot, MitLIletille Mtohtawn'a gmt prep football' MM geu underway In tha ■ UMW PeniMula this week and. fourth. George 5 Stanley »lxth ,TKL ANNOUNCING The New Junior Bowlers ion or Tlie clude Chuck Dr. Larry Blair won the White Diviaton, with a three-way tie for second among Lynn Snyder. Joe Bennett and Jack Warner Bob Rohde was fifth, Roger Robert* sixth and Maynard Tucker *ev- Mike Murphy at fUUbMk. defensive team m»y in­ Steve Fox al left end. Jordan at left tackle. Tiny Armchair Athlete The curtain goes up Friday night on the high school football season in the Ixiwrr Peninsula of Michigan, and Johnson Field will tie the setting for the invasion of the Spartans from Battle Creek Lakeview who will meet Coach Jock Clarey’s final Blue & Gold edition. Were picking the ( — 4H Dog Training , Club Members Earn Honors Member* of “the Barry County Junior & Senior Leagues Start Saturday, Sept. 25 1965 VARSITY FOOTBALL SQUAD—Members ot our Blue & Gold grid squad include, front row, left to right— Dick Hamm, Terry Greenfield. Mike Murphy, Co-Captain Ken Weller, Tom Gibson, Bob Gibson, Steve Fox. Second row—Tom Payne, Charles Myers, Bill Carr, Dave Williams, Rod Crothers, Mike Hess, Smith Long, Lee Belfield. Third row—Dave Crawford, Dennis Timm, Tom Kurr, Bob Ritter, Ken Roberts, Steve Schondelmayer, Charles Jordan. Fourth row—Tom Timtn, Dave Wilcox, Bob Cole, John Peterson. Rex Wieland, Brian Shumway, Alan Dean. Stephen Youngs. Fifth row—Jim Beadle. Ron. Larabee, Wally Pool. Philip Gillespie, Wil­ liam Shumway, Jerry Dunn and Terry Watson. Standing—Coach Jock Clarey, Manager Mike Vern Wilder, Coach Bob Carlson. Tlie Spartans come here with only fix# lettermen, but will field their heaviest team in yearn Lakeview had 153 boyg out- for football, despite Uie 8-58-1 m»rd of the put three yean under Coach Mai Pearoon. Coach Pearson declared hh be** have a “trtmnduus amount of spirit. a fin* attitude, and. are PROGRAM F« th. 1965-66 Sto.or, Bantam Leagues Start Thursday, September 30 Palmer’s Billy Wins Trot at Imlay City Imlay city Friday night befog* a crowd of about IJOO and won the trophy and 45 percent of 81.000 plus 1100 tn breeder'* money. HASTINGS BOWL INC. Barry Intermediate School ' ■ District What Ever You BRIDGESTONE HAS IT Hostings, Mfchlgar Post-Game Dance Friday Night in HHS East Gym GENERAL FUND STATEMENT or CHANGES IN FUND BALANCE Jal, I, 1944 to Jana 30. 1965 ‘Tail’ Football Begins Saturday Morning Here Current property taxes .$11,738.11 fnvectst end penalties on delfriquent taxes ---- - ---19 88 Miscellaneous revenue . * 2 10 Revenue from state sources— State school aid........... Incoming transfer accounts from other school districts— The Y' tag-tall football pro­ gram will begin Saturday, Sept. 18. open to all boy* in the HuUngs area, Director'Bob King has 1965 ST. COUNTY 5862 Bridgestone Is GO! No special equipment is need­ ed. Regular tag football 1* played with neckties being u»ed as flags The Ue* are stuck In the back of the boys' txnusars and hang to the ground Instead of tackling a player, the defensive man grabs I-ansing police won first plac- m the Class A division, followed by Grand Rapids. Saginaw. Kalamaroo and the Conservation De- a ■ 7 partment. There were 14 depart- »I (‘Il C I .THtVn menu In Class A The Individual Jlv“ ° Vtl Vnil Course Men* Open champion­ Our regular trout seaxm ended ship Saturday and Bunday with Bunday. Sept. 12. but there 1* a Don Dalman taking second with ----- .—------- ,------------------- tong list of designated lake* and 173. Kyle James third with 174. and co-captaln Steve Juda/ stream* which remain open for threw 14 touchdown paaatw In browns and rainbows until Nov. the 1963 and 1964 vandty grid 30 Tfie list includes Deep. Little campaign*----------------------------------- i Deep. Fish, Gull, Lime. Little insurance! 7 Models to Choose from ot Len Burns Wins River Bend / adequiiely Iruiked Liability coverage cost*, jurt a little, can save you plenty. Don't wait 'til it'* too lata ... see us today for full information about Our plan. COLEMAN Divine tied for .second with Larry Utter and Gordon Sheldon, all coming in with a 205 total. Divine won aecot^ on the first hole of the playoff, porting a par. and Utter took third winning the playoff with Sheldon on the third hole. Don Hughe* was fifth with There wa* a three-way ue for first In the second flight after the 38-hole regulation play among Bud Water*. Char lea Burch and Maurice Adrlknson who all fired 232 Water* von first in the playoff. Burch was second and Adriatunn third jack Chadwick took fourth with 224 and Jerry Kercher fifth with 238. First, second and fMrd place finlaher* received trophla* In the special even®. Kyle James took first m the cham­ pionship flight for the lonjewt drive on No. 3. and Don Dalman wa* close*! io the pin on No 1. In the first flight Marv Dorsten woo both events w Uh the longest drive on No 2 and closest to the pin on No. 3 and In the second flight Charles Bnrch had the k<M«t drive and Cary cuyler wae ctoeavt to the pin CENTREVILLE. MICHIGAN SEPTEMBER 20 thru 25 16540.95 1965 STAGE PROGRAM NINE VARIETY FEATURES including Four Winds of Notre Dame' Special Education Fund STATEMENT OF CHANGES IN FUND BALANCE HORSE PULLING CONTESTS 2.002.04 Total Beginning Fund Belance and Revenues HARNESS RACING Every Afterneon . Tuaejay Thru Utorday Upeatfkwro* AdftlW»tr*hon________ _ _____ Operation of plant .......... Mgfnrenanc* of plant ................ $34,778.55 3.55502 396.39 15.00 814.00 1.81846 �Bowling Results v WMM. DOKWr I Ciruvel i and Aluminum Produds. The Banner, Pattern I Monument, Deputies. City Food. [Viking and Tinklers nothing. I, Emmeth Engwth led the COMMERCIAL MAJORS < ,,77-37 — Standing.: Larke Buick a n d IkKl^r Montgomery Ward, 7. Roush Oalen Donlri* Tailors 6',. Auto Tag. Snorts L7' paul Wo«lman 531, Paul Bar are. and rexucr Miller jewem Jewelers o. 5 HorKen Keeler 541. Dave liar- ; Ca“cl wood's IGA 4. Culltgan 3. Piston Hing and Aluminum Product* 2. Harrington 536. Don Mathews 554 and Bob Brittenham 523. City Food 1 and Tyden S. John Koslruiiy led the lads Thursday with a 223-609 high MONDAY BOWERETTES Miles but Joe Gielarowskl fired Monday waa the tint night of u 240 fo- solo honors finishing bowling for the Bowlerettea with with 601. Dun AUerdlng rolled the team standing* as follows: 233-593. Galen Daniela 202*550 Gilmores, Color Center, WallIrwin Harwood 531, Glenn Lau- dortfs. Bums Refrigeration, M uhbaugh 331-M1. Joe. Burkholder 221-547. Emmeth Engtseth 557, Covering and Gardner* eaoii 3 points, Penney'* S«4. Duraclean. Hastings Milling 2. Arcade Beauty Bhanncn Lydy 539. Salon 1*. Copper Lantern. V*J Mobil, Motoralre*. Hastings Ra­ COMMERCIAL MINORS dio St TV. Courthouse Service, Standing*: Braith Bn*. Park- Cuyler* and ActlonFlex 1. ere. Team 18. Montgomery Ward. Good Series: Katy Colvin 212­ V St J. Hasting* Electric and --- 522. Wilma Daniels 189-515, Gerri Chenoweth Machine * each, ‘ Newton 178-502, Faye Allen 188- SAYINGS GROW FASTER ( especially when your money earns at the rate of 47. TPf*R. FUHTPClC Heath 180-455, Donna Travis 170­ 453. Barb Kieraay 160-448, Jane Cole 194-476. Ella Higdon 163Wilfong 155-448, says: when not In use___ store guns Buiiixt. Haallnc. Height*. WBCH Lok' Roblyer 1 and Savings i Loan and Auto Boonle Hathaway 154.421, Fran­ ces Welcher 156-433 and Ruth Miller 164-439. Faye Allen picked up the 4-7­ 9-10 spUt. Captain Steinke Hat 1,000 Hourt In Supertonict SUNDAY MIXED LEAGUE The Sunday* Mixed league started off Bunday night High Captain David G. Steinke, the bowlers were Ron Pellow 327-579. Bill Bums 215-546. Paul Edwards, 201-572. Gene Wyant 209-522. lOOOtii hour in supersonic air­ Faye Allen 170-478, Bob Slocum 189-481. Velma Slocum 164-455, craft. Alfred Taylor 186-451, Von How­ ell 163-440, Allan Hlnrichsen 177­ 498, John Kaslnsky 169-483 and had to remain proflci.nl and Wesley Friend 161-425. MONDAY MIXERS High games snd series were bowled by Faye Alien with a 539th Fighter Interceptor Squad220 high game, total pins of 520; New Jersey to have accomplished of 520. with a high game of 311; Emma Magnon's serie* was 515. pilots at the Air Defense Com­ with a 201 high game: Marge mand to have amassed this many Haan had a high game of'211, hours in the F-106. Dave I* a graduate of Hastings Benner 190. 506; Winnie Chand- High School and was named to the West Central all-conference football team in 1950 Klanding* — NorthMde Grocery He Is married to the farmer Marteta H*ywood and ammunition under lock & key Lakewood End Breaks Leg in uivano uvg nl Mort Nicholt Practice Friday Acrott The Lakewood Vikings open Big Mac scrimmage tangle with Mont­ calm-Central last Friday night. on the four and one-half ' mile walk by granddaughter* Dian* THE NATIONAL RIFLE ASSOCIATION Banfield - Vicinitv uli£w“eui!dS By Mrs. Leo Frey Wayne Perri*. ■ 44J, B*nu CfMk 721-0211 Rev. and Mra. Eldon Miller Fifty-five members of the Leo mid family from Hillman *pent Frey. E. Frey. Dale, Eldon and Saturday and Sunday with hl* Forest .Miller. Evcrott Couch.‘sister and family, Mr. and Mrs. Tyden park Sunday for a picnic Kathryn called on Mr. and Mrs. dinner * Members of the Alva Nonnan Leonard and family of Johnson families met at Bedford ‘ near Bellevue Sunday afternoon. Park Sunday for a picnic. * Our. > a birthday party for sevtn*}Tnputlxles are extended to the year-old Dwonc Schantz of near family of Kenneth Meyers whd Nashville was enjoyed <dso by expired Sunday after a cerebral Mr. and Mrs. Earl Fems and Rapid*. Coach Xckman reid that tings by bus. wifl be all right in time. Ken Sondlia AnderSOn was stated tor a starting role •»*'*• 1 si in the game this Friday night to Is Practical NutSO be played on the Nashville gridiron. son attended the practical nurs- ' u a real help to us ing graduation exercises of their * -------------- going to be tough to daughter. Sandra, on Sept. 14 at • replace.** Eckman said. "We Kellogg Community College. Re- cant afford to suffer injuries frrahmenta were served al^er- Muskegon, and Sandra's'ftaulce. SU. n Kinel The trick to TV repairing is skill and experience Herbert Crum recently motored Lenz and Mra. Myrtle Dunn at Hastings Traffic Tickets •1ft. 1—b*b*m Mrs. Ethel Boone, who ixad suf­ Mra. Victor. Schantz Friday eve­ fered bruises from a fall. They ning. * Mis. Mary Klbllngvr ac­ companied Mrs. Richard Kil­ gore to Millersburg Ind., to an open bourse for Mrs. Mar.ha Bolinger on her 100th birthday Sunday, a The Banfield GarIng In a booth at tho New York World's Fair. Clyde Casey Jones, Thursday. Reports were made borbcr.ng duties as the result of a fall causing a broken arm. * Ml» Mae Boyd from East Chi­ cago a retired teacher recently called on Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Santon. By Mrs. Fern Ilmcbiil* *2 HnlnMI* <31-2102 attended the Harrbon School Mr. and Mra. Marshall Green of Thomapple Lake and Ills "We made the usual kind of holes <0 plug m our defensive: Highbank INSURED SAFETY! gimmick*, service—-call today. CENTRAL RADIO & TV Chris Walker. non-conference game with Maple Valley this Friday are Dave BJerk at the quarterback slot;: Butch Cair and Brad OaHaspie called on Horace Tungate Thurs- just old - fashioned For prompt, skilled and Debbie of Palmyra. * Mr. share the tackle positions. Chit* entertained Mr. and Mrs. Nor­ Sunday on Mr. and Mrs Fred six! Dan Stewart playing end WhlUelscy in Battle Crock a and Tom Barnum. Mike Jacktag 4S/3& riutar.’a Hsaarer; J««Stan C. J**M. KlvWaU. *U»win* All enjoyed the man from the MlteUMS B<r.an drt«. M. MldU Mr. and Mrs Kingsley Wiggins <m Av*.: SirSir* M. Jut*. SintThe day. They will hold another this Saturday. * Tom King and HOWARD TRUMBULL We Close at Noon on Saturdays B;a*4«»r >*4 W< Or.«n, XuhTUli, t *■ Williom F. Arnold, mana­ ger of the Model Finance Office at 140 W. State Street (next to The Cop­ per Lantem), invites you Inmans Saturday nlgilt w Tues­ daughter. Mra.' Bruce Brown, and day. Albert Lyon* stepped on a Jim Eckman. Darrell Slater, to coll him at Wl 5-3429 at any time you need $25 to $1,000. Allen. Member Federal H -m ? loan Btmk Syttrni The working on. Ho had stitches taken on his head and knee- * Rev. Vernon Miller and family tral Michigan at MX. Pleasant. win Friday because Maple Val- MONEY FOR A FUN-FILLED SUMMER with his sister ind family. Mr. *™d«l the servtora last MooAiy UT a 1- n » Z-nnlrlln In Alla,.. __ a • —_ — - . —__ rplrit." etc Couch to Bellevue Friday to attend the wedding of Gerald Miller of Hastings to Gloria Le» West Central Ccmference race Good Things Go Together Strickland Thuraday. * The ' Banfleld-DowUng-Briggs Methodiat Youth Fellowship met at and Mra. Harry Green In Bellethe Bonfield Church Sunday 1 evening. * The newly formed' choir group will meet Monday . _ ZZfiZ night at the church. * Mra. Alice L?n2_ Fi*t7 ,rom Nashville callFrey is .-pending a few days with her daugluer and family. and Mrs. Marshall Greenleaf and family from Hartings were Sunday evening callers of Mr. GOOD COMPANY their cottage near Marley. * GOOD MUSIC DEPENDABLE NEWS their home Sunday from 4 to 7. Fem Hawblitz attended the Ro­ men's Farm Bureau luncheon in Mrs Heber Foster visited their 'death. They attended his fune­ ral in Grand Rapids on Thurs­ day. * Mr. and Mra. Ashley Van Daren from Quincy and Mr. and Mra. Robert Foster and family when you Inta! and Mrs. Heber Footer on Labor Day weekend. ♦ Mr. and Mrs Blair Hawblitz and Kenny and Mr and Mra. Vem Hawbliu were at UiweU and Greenvillo WHEEL HORSE, OF COURSE Now mowing's fun, and faster, too. and garden tasks. Test-ride7 Call: E. L. CARPENTER HARDWARE MONTHS T9 RIFAY The most proficient performer tn man-to-man coverage in Michigan State's 1965 defensive -5-7. 160-pouud co^captaln Don Joplnga from’ Wayland. wvU-‘ known In Hastings. Third-baseman John Bledenbach became Michigan State's 13th All-American baseball play- ?.llchlgan. ♦ Mr. and Mrs. Gary the 25th wedding anniversary of Jacoba and baby from Flint You'll Find Listen Locally! games begin at 8 o'clock. MODEL FINANCE 140 W. State St. Hattliifs A Member Once Said: “I’d be lost without the Auto Club!” Sunday after- Robfft McCurry, a three-time Michigan State football captain tire and general manager of a major Chrysler Curpuratton dl- Yes, the Auto Club—with its maps and guides for freeway trips and byway rides 142 E. Star, St. —is for people who want to know where they are going. You can know where to go. You can travel with confidence. You can LEAD HEATING- THE WAY. You can join the Auto Club. You can do it today! FURNACES Modern Aire * Oil - Gas - Coal EVERYONE ENJOYS WRCH M % Il ■ I Listening to Hastings-Barry County Radio HOT WATER BASEBOARD HEATING PLUMBING SUPPLIER . WATER SOFTENERS WATER HEATERS ------- FRII ESTIMATES------- Call Wl 5-5769 Bob Wilb 2153 Gun Lake Road or Wl 5-3732 Dick Henney Haitingi AUTOMOBILE CLUB OF MICHIGAN HASTINGS OFFICE I'Ik« M5-4J52 . ** * �Public Forum Card of Thanks n-ift JhjSS U to the tdlrarniMaS takas I know of people In HastInga where Umlr church neighbore or the chief of police have bought groceries for families after the welfare gave them a "No. we canX do a tiling for you." ClUaena pay welfare tax ao la K pooetbte to waM Ma flag too much? Provided, <t coins that you wave It with integrity? Is it possible to study TiqiMn or b« LEGALS >>4 plMMl «« »l«. low Barry County's Welfare De­ partment program, or there may be a lot of hungry little m<?uths. Thank you. ■a below certrlBg Barry CaaBiy Health a beea audited aad Health Ceanahlee *• Reckless driving killed or Injured more than 800,000 persons in 1964. 4th and count the flags. M la our Nattonk birthday, a aaored day in world history, tho most 1mpostant day ot America. Why isn't lire flag flying on every rooftop and from every home and building? This complacent cancerous patriotic decay. The flag Is a symbol of our national unity. It 1* the spirit ot our un­ dying devotion to our country. It stands for Che beat that is in us. . . for loyalty, charactor, and Mr. and Mrs. Barry Donaldson arrived home Sept. 4 from a two weeks' vacation. Brian stayed with Grandma and Grandpa <E- Woodland By Mrt. Glendun Curlit they visited their aunt, Mrs. Inca Oavit, for three days. They also toured Cypress Gardens, Bush Gardens, the Everglades, then drove to Key West. On their I think too. that HaMinRS lit a tine place to live. Wo lived there for five years with my teachers were present to be In­ troduced to the parents present. Mn. Allen reported that the cal- G«r»« F. QreaJwold. by t><ir»Tts4r wia Im mehal *Si t “l H?L'MSBSU. I burning devotion to the princi­ ple. and ideals upon which our country was founded ★ Btaaid not every home owA and JWOUdly display the coion onhoHdiye Carolina. After spending a day with them they came on home til rough tlie Great Smoky MU. Upon their return home they Old Records Reveal Accounts Of Early Fairs Criadaal Oil tally tn bad I than Hale. Gettysburg and Val­ ley Forge. Paul Revere, Jackion and other great men and women who have given us our heMagn. When you look at the flag can't yw see the Alamo, Corritoliiar'. I <l|U[»ea Pearl Harbor. The Monitor. Tbe J»n akoalJlwl Frank W. Kelly, for many Dowling Davy Crockett? The great of our past and present are wrapped up in our flag ★ to to a symbol of this blcacd Nation, a giant In industry, education theirs early. They should be avail­ able al the school and possibly at tlie business places. Programs for the coming year were dlsUib- Tuesday evening at Dori s Pierce * home. Both groups met for potluck supper. * The 6imday School of Dowling Metho- great Importance to the citizens of Barry County to organise our­ selves into the form of a Society the object of which shall be to i a MuBlemal l>rp*riiaral "lV°V1 KT?(KH*HESotvE directly or Indirectly in its ad­ vancement we do hereby organize ourselves Into such a Society group wffl meet at the Dowling Church tills Thursday tor their monthly meeting. A dinner U being served al noon • to which the public U Invited. * The will show their pictures of their trip to South America The new were adopted nt this nvxting. president. Mrs. Marian Row Lad­ although excerpta from tlie con­ er. will then conduct the business stitution only are included in meeting. Visitors are welcome to attend and become members. All members are urged to attend. Joyce. of Costa Mica. Calif, were Saturday visitors with Anna and Dorothy Dell. They enjoyed din­ sELu ■b .u>rk । Qmtday evening. The curitnra .»4' rent topic for study 1b 'The ika abovr t Home of Negro.” PRODUCTION CREDIT ASSOCIATION Hastings Office Hours Mm. b Wod. 945-9415 AUTO — FIRS BONDS ert Austin of Lansing were Sun­ day afternoon visitors with his mother. Mrs. Rhoda Bawdy. * Many from Woodland attended the benefit game last week for Ron Rlvett. The spectators en­ joyed three Interesting games. The players especially enjoyed MEMORIAL MONUMENTS themselves. One of the lucky the meetings for JuljA23, 1859 at which it was decided that adults . OF DISTINCTION ger. Mrs. Merle Martin of Ver­ should be charged 15c and chULowronco Brothen montville was the winner of the aren 10c. Membership ui the As- : soctalion was fixed al $1.00 per grand prize—a pool table. M sad Charles Sunday dinner guests with Mr. and Mrs David Warner were Mr. The financial report for 1854. and Mrs. Paul Townsend, Agatha the first detailed report in tho Little. Mrs Myrtle Owens. Mr. ledger. indicated that the As­ sociation had a nuxubenlup of , 160 and that 254 entries isad been j made for the premium crxnpe-l THE SHERWOOD AGENCY IIVSIIRAMCE All Forms of Insurance and Bands JERRY ANDRUS orating their Den. However, It was not completed in Ume for their September 14 meeting so they met al ths Commmuty I Ran. They hope to hare It fin­ ished in tune lor their next awards: $40 paid to N.uhanl Barlow lor a village Jot; $2 00 fori iraving Uie deed recorded and i 88.40 for taxes—a total of $24011} Which left u. surplus of $50491 and this added to a carry-over iwlanoe from the previous year; left the Association with a cash fund ot $0668 in the treasury. I light, noble and glorious, the haven for the oppressed and persecuted and truly God's gift �SIMPLE as ' A B C" - ALWAYS BUY CLASSIFIED - 945 3481 BETTER USED CARS COME TO WHERE PRICED TO MOVE THE USED CAR 1N4 OLDS »-«8 . . 3 SAVINGS ARE aM . Outlaw Dt. ] Power steering consols, radio, teh . sbarpl J 1*1 OLDS OONVRBtm* Matching interior. Classified Paragraphs CLASSIFIED AD FAGI PHONE Wl 5-8481 HASTINGS BANNEk MINIMUM RATE —50c foe Tw«aty Word.. Summer specials— $$ 6ft One of These OndOwmr. Ndw-Cor Trodto ... 1H» AAMBLEA CONT. «■» tovy Nw Mas ahd Priced ** * —............................8MN 1M3 OU)« P-N STA. WON. ... 4 Dr. Beautiful blue Mfe, puwer steering, radio, white­ write, v-8 with agismatle IWt MERCUNY MONTEREY 4 Dr..Sedan. Automata; Dr. Ra­ dio, Power Bteertng81.IM 1M1 PLYMOUTH VALIANT contract with small down pay­ ment, farm home with 4 large bedrooms, carpeted living and dining room, full bath with shower, large modem kitchen with disposal. Chicken-coop newly equipped to raise pulleu on contract. Capacity — 8000 birds. Open to all offers. 814 Calendar of Spacial Evant. 2/3 ACRE Culligan Waler Conditioning and brakes. Hydramatlc. Misty green finish. 1>« TEMPEST SPORT COUPE . . . Bucket seats, standard FRIDAY, SEPT. 11 OPENING HASTINGS HIGH FOOTBALL GAME - Friday. Sept. 17, Johnson Field, against BORDERS A NICE CREEK 945-5102 double picket woven lawn fence. Includes 17 heavy weight Tee line poets, fl ft long, 8 corner and gate post with braces, and 10 ft. double drive gate. Also: Duo-Therm Oil Burning Stove model 734-3. Equipped with fan and oil tank. Ideal for Motor Sales LINCOLN-MERCURY DEALER REAHM MOTOR SALES tOIlCES IS THIS HASTINGS with Rawlelgh producU. Steady food earnings year around. No capital re­ quired. Write Rawleigh, Dept. MOI-861-11, Freeport. Ill. 8/18 WHAT YOU'RE LOOKING FOR? IND-OV-MOOtL CLEARANCE SALE Company in agricultural field urgenUy requires representative In Ulis area for Crop Service Department. Applicant must have recent agricultural back­ SALE—International corn ground and be well regarded FOR binder and potato digger, both in area. Position la full time, or in good condition. Dana Irvin, can be handled at first along Vermontville, phone CL 8-7008 with' your present fanning op- NEW & USED CARS Leto MUd Tredg-las LARKE BUICK oace. city water two-st£u attached appraisal. 814,000. al 812,400. Mlc Get a One Owner 61 to 64 Car! staUatlons and remodeling. Powell’s Plumbing Co. Free es­ timates- 34 hour service. Call Middleville BY 5-3643 evenings. BY 5-3044 days. tf CHEVROLET Wl 5-2425 Wl 5*2420 HASTINGS MOTOR SALES 1964 FORD FALCON FOR SALE—1884 Golden Eagle Apache Camper. Complete with 3 double beds, foam mattresses, combination table. 48 hr. Tilley heater, canopy and new spare Ure. Perfect condition. 188500. Call after 6:30 pm. Wl 8-3884. FARM IMFLLMENTS 1963 CHEVROLET the Mighty Midget. The Ban­ ner Want Ad to aril, rent, hire or buy you get fast results at ------------ - -—ilaca an ad. LEGALS 1963 CHEVROLET b.iau 4 dr.; B cyl- automatic. dlTEM GOOD AS NEW STORE 1962 CHEVROLET GOODYEAR BROS. Owr Starts Wsllpsper & Paint Store OPEN FRIDAYS 9 A.M. to 5:30 PM. lurireom. « i,. a.14 »n ik* t 1962 CHEVROLET 1961 CHEVRC Alw larger s<M3 at CCrreiponding low prices. Cwsntosd water *nd mildew proof. WINICK SURPLUS 206 N. Mkhlgaa ' Wl 5-1824 WALK UP AND SAVE! FARMERS SAVE We art nffw booking -usk. Feed CongenttAto* for Hie winter of IM J Wtd 1M6. * Bookin js irfiHI Oct. I5J 1959 BUICK HASTINGS BANNIA CLASSIFIEDS Call Wl 5-Mil Take ad rootage of oar seasonal tew price add mvv. WsH be Blad la M4p you ftgura year needs for ths s»«*on. Haating - Plumbing • Sarvic* KAECHELE'S IOS S Church Wl 5-5152 U hOrdartd thal as B«pi«wMr 31. IMS, M 10 A.M. I» th* PnImW MR. PARMER! Let The Banner place a classified *d. JustPhOO* machinery, repair., part*. To Wl 5-3801. �Van Sickle give their Interpreta­ tion of the eamp theme -Profe*alonal Goal-Each Student a Per­ By Un. Mary fackson » son of Worth " At B 30 ah parti» AresM ’ 7*5-MIO clpant* attended the departmen­ tal meeting of their choice Eng­ lish. math, social science, pliysiscience, and vocational Friday. Sept 17—Football. Del- cal 1 ton. There. : Friday morning found all Monday Sept JO—Child Study members accounted for In one of Club Home Ec Room 8 pm I u,re« division meeting*. ElemenX, 1 **ry. Junior High and Senior ki/JX sSfJi ito. I Hl<h education director State Senator Harold Volkema Tom Howard talked to all group* Drivers class at Delton I a* did the new librarian. Richard Thuraday. Sept 23 — JV Foot( Reyfl a general faculty meet­ dleviile Rotary Club . mg after lunch closed the session. Club President William Crld- ball. Caledonia, Here, 7. Friday. Bept. 24 — Football. Elton Lawrence was general | chairman of Uie camp while ducted program chairman Karl Caledonia, There t-THi HASTINGS BANNER Middleville Lake Odessa I | Middleville Rotary Hears State Senator Mr and Mr* Occrge Skrdryli Mn. Morri* Borgman, or Hm. of VermootviUa ware SundAy vwitont of Mr* Ruth Blearn. • By Mr*. Dan Pelrrmi Peterman Funeral Services At Middleville GtlletU with theta- flv* chil-l1*^, SlSLSSZmw..’For Ronald Burd dren. ranging in ages, three to' — - —— —~ —y-. ------ . and family. Mr. and Mr* Ttm Kidder and family and Mr. and H. have token over the bualHu^PhreY The Rev. Pr. Joseph C. Dun­ nes* * Larry, aon ot Mr. anA J^g Utonded the mh DIMrict phy intoned the Requiem Mas* MS* Ruaeli Hewitt of Lake V K*. meeting at Charlotte 6*iurda>. morning al St. Augus-. Odessa, expects to iaul Bept 16 Sunday a_ Ralph Moorr and tUw chureh Bl Middleville fa; T-K on Unshed Schedule chairman. Like many oUier schools In Uie Beside* Uie planned meetings State. T-K has faced the opening ’ Camp Kelt afforded recreational of school with incomplete faclli- i faclltUe* both indoor and oultie* The late Spring snows, the1 door, and lounges for visiting inability to obtain materials on and getting acquainted, import-1 time, and the shortage of skilled । ant by-producta of a camp ex-; labor lias combined to cause con- 1 perience. Volkem* empliaslrcd U>e newt. strurllon to be behind schedule ! MrM a"d men returned o*’w Ktl) Coon Ing niunbtn of children and tir | the first week for grade* 1 and ■ A6 will, ..Kaa, . ........ ______ . . .. . I roast ail their importance ot education. The through with l>» the high school impUcation of both of thesejreporting for one half day on areas for the overall fiscal pic- Thuraday. Because the kitchen ture led to a dlKuaaion of Uie I equipment was not installed in with Mrs Coon-* parent*/ Mr . bologna oven <350* P> until heated proposals for fiscal reform. A Uie West Elementary Building end Mrs Delbert D. Buxton Dr . through. about 45 minute*. Coon is a professor at the Indi­ । half day session* Beginning on* State University Mr and ■ od followed. : ~~ ,.,2..' r~7_ i \ ‘ ’’FT' Un W.»mn ot “J®' « £'“"<>■ • *“• “M™ Wednesday school wasD.TW scheduled preparation. A* top niay be roasted on th* rotlwrie Linebacker Chariot ThomhlU on full day aeaalon* with the chll- Haute were also vacation gueste 111 “»• out-of-doors grill, of Roanoke. Va . waa voted tte ; dren at the West Building being of Uie Buxtons. Dr Waterman is 'DIM valuable" player by the required to bring a sack lunch also a faculty membet of the iordcr the Joo<1 a,trr planning th* suke certain th* casing Is re­ --------------------------------moved first Insert the rotisserie Michigan Btate State rooclting coaching ataff stair ‘'r, n,e '“ science ---------- addition at the University. * Douglas ougias &avxge. Savage, . menu through the center of the following 1966 Spring football “Im»> will wh0 ii*« ha* mtcei been a patient of •the h- . What * good on the tnrttu 1 —... not be complete who । foe ■<** the next nevi two twn week* week* Science Kelenes I Osteopathic — .*.1- Hospital in Grand |I:Bologna rosut. brushed with bar- ■ bologna. Brush with barbecue .■■uirni .have —>« K«u i«.D1Us reiurneu classes been .u.oun, meeting u. tn »..«. the . Rapid*, returned name home sunauv Sunday w * i| b*5?'.“ue*- u,l“ •on^vrful oolsauce Roast over coals which cafeteria. *r* meat authority, --uu —-. t— ------- — ---------- . . ' have nave been oren allowed auowca to so bum turn down uown cafeteria. The The shop shop building building is is II Mrs. Mrs. Maggie Maggie Brown Brown of of Grand Grand i|=r . — ^ -till Sim ul.nn ... ... .------of- Reba I fa -Wit, will give Reba BtOXlES Staggs to —a flmu, fine vmv gray ash. This still incomplete but *the shop------------Rapui, .u staying In the home Strawberries, peaches aru)1, moderate temperature <M0‘ ctafgroom areas have been made hrr Mr. and Mi* Elmer P • A 7 to 9 pound bologna will available for classroom work. AH Brown, because of Uie illness of ' classrooms In the high school his wif$. Mrs. Elmer Brown * cream, give a sophisticated des­ be healed through in approxi­ sert which they will appreciate. mately 45 minutes. >0 serving*. building are available for use. M H>V1 IHt MW Us* of the new library 1* delayed Mrs Emory Richardson is stayRoasting Bologna Indoors due to the delay in delivery off and Mrs John Richardson Select a whole bologna which piece* of the desired thickness. XOBAK furniture The public will use the' Mr. and Mm. Harold Munjoy of usually weighs 7 to B pounds. Place on warm or toasted bun* library in the McFall building’ Cherry Valley Road have pur­ Remove casing. Place on a rack Serve with additional barbecue INSTAMATIC until tlie new library t* open sauce, if desired It will take the Charles Williams In a shallow, open pan. Brush Barring any unanticipated events* chased home on Mam Street. * Mr. and with barbecue sauce every 16 about 4 cup barbecue sauce for CsMRfWSl school will be open continuously minutes. Bake in a moderate brushing-on. on full day session* beginning Mr* Tripp have moved from the home formerly owned by Mm Wednesday. Sept IS. Lunches• Robert Jorgenson on Main Street Burdette Wadd have improved IT’/'TII Flswt* will be served at Hie West build­' to their new home purcliased their home with white paint w n 1 ing as soon a* the kitchen I* from Robert Frost on Arling­ John Jerkatl*. Jr, entered Westcomplete ton Street The Frosts have em Michigan University at Kala- ZYfffD moved to their new home in Lake maxoo again this Fall a David Mts Hart Stamm was hor.em Mr. and Mr* Red Spring Accident insurance is available, Odessa er have purchased the home va­ Elton Lawrence, will ent4r Michl-1 g-x. -j., at her pleasant Middle gan Btate University at East she sowed a lunehAllegheny Mutual Casualty Com­ cated by the Robert Tripps Octogenarian Parly will be Lanslng this Pall . Roger Gordon. O<1 w nlne n>,.lnber* and Tino pany at a fee of 8150 for ele­ (The I held at tlie Methodist Church on son of Mr. and Mrs. Keith Oor- t .»... mentary students and 11.75 for don. and Paul VanWeelden both JSTL. „ followed by i Kh"' rrunup liiTiT- «'rur'- will return to MSU thU Pall. ♦ J? School. Vunfiickic noted that a fallow Rotarian. Rev. Eari Ship­ per was a farmer Holland itwicienl. bchlpptr then Introduced Senator Volkrtna who reviewed the highlight* of tlie Michigan YES! I. !<r " (S® STd wTSuiur. W month* at ths Unlverally of. Medical FacllRy Sunday. * Mr. the ------ - •In Ana Veteran* •• Hospital Strasbourg, Franc*. Larry Is »hd Mrs. Al Barnard and chllamong Use 180 Portents ai'dren visited Mr. and Mrs Gary Kaiamaaoo colkxe Dartldtnt- Kidder al Caledonia Bunday. * ed in the MHdlavitto vicinity, rT?. LT: ivr.. Al »»««««< the apple Kellogg High School. Hn msxoo in the spring andDuan* Campbell at the been taklr.x coume* on t he' PraabyterUn Church in Hastings campus tilt* Bummer getting' Saturday night. * Mr and Mrs_ ■ ■■■_ • rs« w ourvivoa ut sub wib* 7 FV,v.r Clrinnell «r»nl Rundsv Mr. and Mra. Archie In* the special orimtaUon sea­ Joi^nMof B^ttl/creck TbPv Johnson or Baltic uretx. iney B Middleville a sister. Mr* .ii « Mrw nerXha Brasi. L^l enrolled In five European cwuntriea South America. Lebanan Hastings, and his grandparent* !tau*hbrey Mrana«m1£lliM*bof ,W ““ AlDerl ureen w MUMUrtU. UJ Ur. .nd Mm Hasting* Friday * Mra Mike B d . Rashvllte Tl“ Sr nuS5 »u» WI­ Mrs Wayne Shade gathered al the home of Mr. and Mr* Gene Shade Bunday for a picnic din- Mr* rom owen ■* mi* ivts *<Linl Wednesday with her aunt. Mr* Wedneodav Effie Parker. * Mr. and Mra. Marvin Patrick and family of . n’e r 'gueau” oT mt and' Mra were Friday evening guests of Chuck Hover in Grand Rapid* Ma. and Mrs. Harte? Staci1 « Mr. and Mrs Marvin Patrick and family sjienl Sunday eveby M * Mr and Mm Dallas Stade! and family, Mr. and Mrs Duane Yager and family, Mr and Mm. Ford Goodemobt with at gt latwrence Ikapital Central Michigan University tennis player Bill Koolman, Muskegon. also lettered with the Chippewa basketball team during •>.. jaM-cj season In Racing satisfactorily * Mn. C. N. B-.ormesi and son. CllffolM, of Hastings were Sunday viol- I TOLD YOU I COULD REMOVE Barker and took them to Beto- THOSE SPOTS. MA'AM/ taer and wife an Barkers of laming vetting his father. * The Har­ old Doncnbery* viatted the Charles Pry* family and Ed An- Freeport By Mrs. Sylvan Tagg lough from Fort Knox. Ky. Larry Palmer, son of Mr. and un I Mra. Floyd Hole* U visiting her I Seventy-six people attended Bridal Show I the T-K planning eainp held at daughter.' the Herbert. Thoepca. I Camp Kelt, which is 8 miles in KAlaniar.Y>> far two weeks « m' ChuL*'1 wier.roh'l °IO ' An Inlertrtln* dbowton Cameras south and a mile east ot CadllBright new day in imnwratora. 57 tXJk* om Salhrday morning at St' be for the next five months. The ! followed by a reading by shower al the latter’s home Wed. . ,. ... —. . if m w.— tv.M. heat Is 130 degrees. They have school board member, three spe- | ^*Mr°ind Mre Webber picture-taking pleasure! short rest periods at either Hong Kong or the Philippine Island*. Burkey gave the closing prayer. With a Kodak Inttamatic com. SXJ X'h; ££ty?z-iqggr’'!]* The WCTU county convention Cninpbeli Saturday night The Mrs. Charles Lewis of Jackson. svih... l,tr daughter after surgery for will be l»eld in the Nazarmc d?r„4 arnvi’ 10 d*vs “nd ^eornpasslrtt hrr ago because of the serious fgll of Church In Nashville. Tuesday aftoy which Miss Barcroft openi hotne tar * wwk kfl So'urday her mother, Mrs Zetha Fenton, edner many useful gifts Re­ Kodapak film cortridpes drop Jlea packed into the program. morning for a short vacation in freshments were served to Ute IB “J? J?" CV*rJ.*s T®wn''th« norUl * The Methodist returned to her home in Jackson. She and her husband are plan­ nW with buillin fiosh-and they rend and Mr and Mrs Jerry Mrn-, Breakfast will be held on ning a little vacation. Mrs Fen­ Page formed a hospitality com- Saturday. Sept. 18. at 6:30 * The ton Lx much better but still rnltlre to •«»c«ne old and n*wi8cout commlaUonera and U>etr confined much to her home Mr ana Mrs Don Kidder re­ personnel at 3:30 pm. Thursday famllle» oI Thornappte Township ceived word that their son, Cpl. Dale Cale had a appendec­ New bersonnel personnel for whom the attended an outing on the Thorn­ Billie Kidder. Was on board ship, camp Is especially helpful. In­ apple River last weekend. Those tomy at a hospital in GfMsd UW announcement and plan to one day out of Hawaii * Mr. Rapids. Bept. 8 He came cluded one administrator and 10 knd'Hr* Ivan Roush enjoyed teachers Ray Helrigel and Mr. and Mra. At 4:30 Faculty Chib commit- Charles McDonald and their Two of our younger boys had leg* broken this last week Douglas families grams. TEPS and Publicity met The Hannah Circle of the Midyear * air ana mi*, taward u* new rarx. »i-*x 'until the dinner Jiuu-r-Thc Ath­ dlevtU* Methodist Church is hav­ Porter, fell from a tree and broke Wurinra went to Detroit to pick Bill TTiompson stationed at Fort letic Council claimed the iteyen ing a new hat sale at Norman'* 110 W. State ._ _ —__ _ ■_ ■__ ____ am ru.i. o'clock hour for* meeting and at Hardware store on Friday. Sept of Mr and Mrs Robert Wheeler up their son. Tom, who hod enMrs Frank Thompson Sunday. eight, o'clock the whol^group 34. from 10 am. to 8 pm w Mr* rode his bicycle into the path of I tered hU sheep In the Detroit 945-2134 heard a pane! consisting of Re­ William Sweet accompanlM her a car on Grand Rapids Street In | Pair. St Mr. and Mr* Harold He returned to his base Monday. | Kcsmeen had a party honoring. becca Lee. Tom Howard and Earl son, Btewart Sweet, and family front of his home of Hastings to Flint Saturday i* retumreturn- Wingeier and Mr. and Mr* Rob­ at the Orow Isle Air- , Richard Perrault, who Is They attended a bridal shower flying biL.se * Mary Allee, a Junior. I ing to her home in England. She ert Wingeier of North LoweU. for another granddaughter. Rox—•—-■ ■ Bummer — Wednesday. * Mr. and Mr* How­ been here this vlaKIne Sweet, whose wedding will be and Beverly Bender, a Freshman, ard Thaler received word that in the near future. Carole Sweet daughten of Mr and Mrs. Rus- i ing hrr daughter and iHisbond their UUJe niece, Kathie Fisher of Hastings will be maid of hon­ sell Bender, left Sunday for CMU; and a hoat at friends who have or at her cousin's wedding. * at Ml. Pleasant * David BuUer met her. * Mary and Beverly Blodgett Hospital Monday momTwenty-fourzmembers of the left Sunday for Albion College Bender, daughter* of Mr. and Prairie Literary Club enjoyed a tral Michigan University at Mt luncheon at the Gull Harbor Inn last Wednesday noon. It was BuUer of Gun Lake. Their other Pleasant. the first meeting of the year. son. Warren, who graduated with STOP in and SEE the The next meeting will be Oct 13 honors at Albion last Spring, en­ tered Oklahoma University last " —* . -.A* FKU* Ul Largest Selections in Dutton were Bunday supper Mr and Mrs. Max Lynd left light restaurant In Grand RapWednesday for their W.lnter professor'* position while there BARRY COUNTY ... home in Clearwater. Fla. They expect to celebrate their 50Uf * Mn. Mary Glover, mother of NYLONS - WOOLS - ACRILONS Bunday dinner guest of Mr. and wedding anniversary with their Mn. Richard Perrault, who has I son. Mr and Mr*. Edward Lynd made many friends while vUiting and HERCULONS by Clifford Fields and daugiUm* and son. Tom. Saturday, w We Uie three months allotted her in.; ^ ‘ ar s. to A5S: ' AWhave two exchange students at «oW“ T-K School. Marguerite Andren T^Twere 7muny porttei. a^a ■ of Sweden is living with Mr. and gatherings In her honor while •nn*"n»fyW*AY..HWiftY. , Mrs Albert Mulford and family Special , Mr. and Mra Verne M. Lictk* , on Irving Road and Orethe Lun- she was here. Mr arid Mn Chris Jenbten and Winnie Lickka drove to of Denmark is at the home 501 Nylon Sq. Yd. j| din of Mr. and Mn. James Polheums on Dearborn street. Our ex­ INSTALLATION INCLUDED change student. Linda BoUiard. Petetwen. recently. * The Metho- rU>- Winnie plans on staying Plus FREE SPOT REMOVAL daughter of Mr. and Mn Gor- diet Church U having a School with him during Bepcember. For o Period of 6 Months | dun Bothard of Streeter Road, of Missions beginning Oct 3 for returned home A<ig 31. after be­ the following four Sundays Mlsa I . Ing a member of Uie Ingvar Edith Park of Nashville and a I Granberg's family at Ooteberg. Sweden. She toured with them in By OrUr I Norway and Denmark and has many interesting slides of her i trip. The Rodney Schads and Mrs. ■ YEARS EXPERIENCE — GUARANTEED WORK KODAK WR- rt<itcii on Frlclav ’ evening Burial wav in Mt CaJwy Cfn,<,Ury Jn HaMing*. . Lutamatic KSiAU™ !S\3»V ■“ GARDNER'S RPeTiNc Mtigcc atul Monarch Well. he did. >ul don't blame him, lady. Many upholstery fabrics can't be cleaned. manufoeturer ha* tested tho fabric* for cUonabillty. Sama fabrics shrink. NORWALK sofas and choir* of Walldorff 1 protection if desired. Com* , You'll Love Bring Thrifty OPEN FRIDAY EVENINGS TILL 9 CLOSED ALL DAY THURSDAY (MM 4/ EIIDMITIIDE * I 105 EAST STATE ST. HASTINGS PHONE Wl 5-5105 $^95 Lacey Rug & Furniture Flat Wall Paint sS.'LS.TvSSii1 Cleaning Specialists denning ord "Do-lt-Yourgelt The Liuiy\ Tool Kit shampooing— . Duraclcan removed from li to 65% more DURACLEAN Method Outdeans All Others WwWfll the** d»lat. eW<-pUtd soil than other methods. lt*r own soM <h«Q. aM tMh tg put WcMa? AlaiyiMlfeRVtW* wl, fo/utrsSMteM. InfHnd.ikw Durodean showed less than of I % fab­ ric wear compared.with up to 25 times os much with other methods^ . Durocleon showed absolutely no shrinkage compared.with up to 231 sq. inches lost by some of the other methods on a 9 by 12 rug. CALL U> rlUTI 107 E. Woodland, Hostings SALE * Labor Day weekend in Northern Michigan. * MJ* Winnie Dunn cottage of Mr. and Mm. Merle Dunn. They celebrated several birthdays. * Mr. and Mr* Uoyd Roush and daughter of Battle Creek visited his mother and Dowding Bunday. * Mr. and ; Horace VanNockor gave a dln- pedal Discount ON We hove a large selec tian of go^pre-owned Exterior House Electric I w a PAINTS |MdM**! Iti a xteadrivtt «*d fle pryvi-uvpet. g tack hMn^ggri^e! for ttitoy MM tom Md g tew UtBe- tcclHrf-i'' bWk|Mocd*f. night to organise for the winter. ittf'H'isnlUSr.ta Methodist Church maaben of Mai, BanTirid and Dowling J7£5 Miller’s ■’M" Phono Wl 5-2091 Regular $5.15 ELECTRIC and PLUMBING CONTRACTORS Also . ■. SUPPLIES LEWIS ELECTRIC Cloverdale Sunday 10 A.M. to 6 P.M, �Importance of Tax Day’Told By Atty. General The Hastings Banner faction Thro* Thursday, Swplamber 16, 1965 Invite Barry Children to Visit Plastic Clinic Page* 1 to 6 Hastings Employers to Learn of New Benefits Name Strohpaul Michigan Week Regional Head •Mkhlgan Week." Mid Whllj clinic will b* sponsored by the ; Michigan Crippled Children In which we ask school*, club* Dec. 31 U an Important date and group* of ail kind* to en­ for moot Michigan iraldente. list their, people 100 percent in year-around promotion of Mich7^-77, u ^7. igan. Michigan Week in the; i* only Uie .peclal rele­ and Montcalm counties will or­ Spring tratton time. We are organising1 “* lf ganlie for the 13th annual , ,, ._i... f . । not me following, mn*, u me Michigan Week under direction Starting Monday, Sept. 13, ------------------------------------------------ —------- ------------------- -------------------------------------------------------------of Aurey Strohpaul, secretary­ from 1300 to 3.000 claimant* forjreetton U covered by th* Onptoy- experience, they may be given i Bflrkoro Klein manager ot the west Michigan unemployment iwuranca began er; the maximum rate for 1966, 1961 OarDOrO MCin ___ . __ <______ ■ . ... - and IBM. ,A*« — -------1______ Staff Under certain circumstance* Thereafter. their'rate* Qn II •* ibrorv “5 ^TSun-1 mn. Health liepartmen an unemployed indlvldual who will be computed the same a* Thf followlnJ slon fro S'.rohpaul** appointment a* cu,^b'y ftX : a wumy . tax has to* jX WhHtoc‘k df uSIJo5S *“ly S^heFaU in w«h ; current issue of the Lake Forest,: Eg^m County Medical made In the Michigan EmployI HL. newipapsr is of local interest: society ha* selected Dr Ralph finement and six week* sub- duced rate will receive it. Lake Forest Public Library has Btocksnud nf of Grand Ranula Rapids a* as ehairmln - Mioh cbject ot ^nging every resident j; sequent to termlnaUon jf pre*- ' The individual employer'* rate Ln Ing plastic surgeon property to be taxed. Its loca­ Id* MZS.C manager. Hl* office nancy. (she must be abb to £, computed from his own ex- anaounced the addition to the th- ei staff of MU* Barbara Klein of |There tion and who should pay (he wrwk anzl awoll.N* Fnr ■ f'H . . * i_ ■ . i the Sate ™ Michigan at home and abroad. [ Hasting*. Mich. examil tax. The board ot rvrinr in each I T. h|',s_, in own reports a* filed with the ‘‘J*;?1 “ MU* Klein U a graduate of, Any child from Eaton County . breilen The Ken Lane* from Grand district determines whether the Payment of uiumpioymtml commission. If he falls to file It, rtneral I Rapid* visited lib purtnte, Ute ■saeMDrs decision waa fair and ’'"'l' u*”*”* paymen i* esrr benefits for the "waiting Wtek" , in time to make out hl* rate, his the first full week of unemploy- irate will be placed at the maxlquired to five the taxpayer no-' Norptindy under ■ *cholarUilp d>ed by pbutic «urgrry may at- . nient after the claim Is rlltd. ■ mum and kept there until the and for which tlie claiment nor- employer makes an appeal and award from Kalamazoo College, ^d. This include* birthmarks, I Site ha* taken her library work nwira harelip and cleft palate, mally draws nothing, may be *1- files the necessary report*. at the Unlvenity of Michigan.; webbed finger*, bun*, towed if the claimant find* Wort, small employer* <wKh under completing her requirement* for | or injmy gcan, etc. within 13 week* after instead or gsoooo payroll >, whose payroll ,nwJun» n1 A«r w niiU within four week*, a* allowed ™idro to the maximum Ml«* Klein and Mr*. R. G. > cllnlc should have an ■ c»‘7|to'1y: by the unemployment of a single Dunn wUl b« J" charge of the .p^tment Tbraemay b* made ~<<kinc work during tlie period claimant, are protected from juvenile department at Uie 11-; h7^-«nint- the Eaton -County the claimant asking for benk-| mt* occurrence by one provlsof review. The bocud'a first M»ft* may be waived by the com- lon in the act. This provision re- with school*and*2th 'ore Kdwwi Health Department, Charlotte. HOSPITAL rqlwlcn if n deem* there is no qulrM federal approval before it >hM^TAftJ?. TureJrtuiParent* will receive a lowlng the flrat Monday In earnings of the unemployed work available of the type at become* effective on Jun 1. i960, dr!n'. u<t« l“Tln< the Ume of the apclaimant ^v' tnr a bL.v P°‘n,mCTU PubilC HwUth nUM« SUPPLIES which the claimant earned hu .plan, are under way for a busy . fioni (he CoaMr HfeW1 credit*, available in the area in pcv-cd upon disqualified clalrn- which he live* and in which he j Mra Ray Shroyer and Mra. >c,r-Department have been vlalting ' T For Sale or Rent lints oe contacting home* earned hl* credit weeks , Free Granger visited Mr*_________ Robert J • that date, including tlie demise Provision* invotV involving on Saturday Uie«---------Orang- • Mr. and Mrs Orval Cutshaw the afflicted children carried —employ------- —' Lapo ------------—•——os •»— Crutches (odjustable) era Include the following: era are leaving soon for Gordm Jr. Seasonal employer* toot their City to visit their daughter' and wet Canes favored flat rate of three par- I family, the Raymond K W Commbwton Thl. protei **» voluntarily. and under must be filed before thTnXt Wheel Choir* , Ind, U staying with the family, atlon by the plastic surgeon. Monday In May cumstancra Present rules under Walkers 1 1 I Almliar riraunWanrma call for disqualification* for a six or Il­ ENJOY ITEMS FOR SALE: in which the disqualifying act CAREFREE Bed Pans In this already complex law that Day & Night Urinals arrangements have been nuulo to have Malcom R. Lovell. Jr, Irrigation Cans director of the Michigan EmployCatheters member* of admlnUtraUv* staff fsUMoned tram Disposable Insulin Syringes meet with greater Grund Rapid* HOSPITAL SUPPLIES SUPER SHEER SUPPORT STOCKINGS During This Week you support with sherrne*j. F»*t quality. t«amic*«. Popular *had«* All »ires. P»lr 5.95 Barry County Lumber Co. Offers When yoa'r* insured hr Ice Caps WOLVERINE'S Urinals NEW Btitoweir's Piller Catheters Room of the Pantllnd Hotel to outline the provisions of the 1965 admendmenl* to the new BIG $$$ SAVINGS FOR YOU all local employers. IkbHfty Madkol Paymfnh Michigan Employment Security the Outboard* » bboard* • Sailboah labor HASTINGS Commerce and Hastings smploy- groups to outline ON ALUMINUM COMBINATION 1 Circuit Court room at 3 126 V, to" W , Phan* Wl 5-2466 2lf Wert Stot* St. 4- member* from th* Grand Rapid* M-JISC. will outline the changes Christensen said. Storm-Screen Doors & Windows By Y*1*' ‘ «*l 10 P a* payroll amounts to 11.000 a year. Tills wilt add 110.000 new Michigan workers to coverage under the act, and about 60,000 new Michigan employers, more than double the present number, 01 era Include: ability" of work claimant* mint take when offered 11 under pen- ’J''-* Block Smooth and Crete Smooth NOW IS THE TIME To Get Your Home READY FOR WINTER HOW TO the taking tham down when you in- proper points to measure 1 stall our Combination Aluminum Diagram each four credit weeks. In which qualifying wages; Giving Michigan State Civil Service worker* full unemploy­ ment insurance protection for the first time; An owner of a motor vehicle NO MORE PUTTING tham up, MEASURE illustrate* in determining the height Storm and Screen Windows another individual or firm un­ contract of hire which HOW TO MEASURE Diagram to maintain your body's and width of your doors. lever, headache*. con»t*nt driturbanc* sec your Doctor Rely on our Retail Plurmicilt Doctor. Your (ftaalf) Pharmacist «19BSore the proper points to measure are vital for your health. Watch lor th*** danger vgn*Ji. col Im colored, smoke Wayne s illustrates THE MASTER CHEMISTS Jacobs PRESCRIPTION PHARMACY Wl 5-2666 in determining the height YOUR CHOICE—WHETHER IT BE A SELF STORING. NONJILF STORING OR ECONOMY ALUMINUM COMBINATION STORM AND SCREEN DOORS. ASK FOR YOUR FREE GIFT OF ALCOA ALUMINUM WRAP! MBfig HUmgEmMa ALLIED BUILDING CENTER �I Catholics Plan Catechetical Sunday, Sept. 19 EUB Church To Receive 12 New Members Bunday. Sept. 10. ha* been de­ clared by Bishop Alien J. Bab­ cock a* Catecbetioai Sunday METHODIbT CHURCH Hickory Garner*. Michigan •' Rev. Vaughn B. Jensen. Pastor Phones Wl 5-41W6 ur Wl 6-3397 10 am. Bunday achool. 11 am. Morning worship. Jun^ Office hours Tueaday titrough tor church and nursery provided Friday. 9 a-m. to noon. Any 7:M pm. Evening service. ।other time by appointment. 9:58 am. Sunday school, Lewi Wednesday, 7:80 pm. Family Night. Aduite, Youth*. Junior* W«t supt There are classes competent teachers for alt and Children, 8:80 pm. Choir and i Nursery for all services West Woodland 8. KALAMO ■ PENTECOSTAL CHURCH Rev. Artatus Hurlem, Paster Sunday school. 10 am. Worship, 11 am. . Evangelistic servtoe, 7:80 pm. Prayer meet Thuns., 7:30 pm. Catholic ijartatuii usually pro- general education for their youth. Many partehea. liowever, the Confraternity of Christian Doctrine program la eatabllahrd hew short the Bummer was. Was The CCD alx> provides prognsnL* of pro-school and adult religion Il realty any shorter than usual or was II because we had so little I y BI d a 1 Summer weather? It kuray couldn't be that we are nla la Catholic grtttageter. Campground Rd, 8 mUea south of Hastings Pastor. Donald Tack ' Bunday school. 10 am. Worship. 11 am. Youth meeting. 6:16 pm. Evening service. 7:80 pm. Wednesday prayer meeting and Golden Text Mrs. H. O. Messner of Wood­ land. formerly of West Woodland, who hat been a patient at l*cnnock Hospital since Sept. 6, does Bsecm to improve a* much as many friend* would wl*h Mn. Fiessncr suffered a severe attack of kidney infection while 8:30 am Morning wonship. 10:30 am. Bunday school. 6:46 pm. Christian Endeavor. 7 pm. O—H hour. children 4 to 8 years old. 5: JO pm. Orchestra rehearsal. 6: 80 pm. AU Young Pcoptak Bunday achool, 10 am. Wot8iHBten,-U am. Bunday evinlng service. 7 pm. The Bible, Uie whole Bible and nothing but the Bible. religious education the former'* mother and sister, Mrs Clunena Schalbly and Mrs. Hlldred Heaterty of Woodland, motored to Grand Rapid* Sun­ day afternoon and were guesu of Telephone 374-1246 mt off M-88, North on M-M in Village of Woodbury Sunday school, 9:46 am. Worship. 11 am. Tuesday—6:30 pm. Chrintan Service Brigade Boys Clubs. . Wednesday ActlvUtea 6 am. Mena Prayer Band. » am. Women's prayer band. 7:30 pm Prayer meeting and Bible study. ST. ROSE CATHOLIC CHURCH Rev. FT. Joseph C. Dunphy Rev, David Hawloy. Assistant ing Rcllgiotw Education in Reed City 1* conducting an open hou?c from 1 to 8 pm The Dtooreun CCDStaff will be on hand to tertnted tn are invited. Sunday school, 9:48 am. Morning worship, 10:45 am. Evening service, 7:30 pm. Wednesday prayer. 1:80 pm. Cherub and Junior choirs Wed­ nesday. 4 pm. Senior choir Wednesday. 8 pm. Junior Catechism clam, Snt- religion, CCD program* education. To highlight Catechetical Bun. Mrs Hobart Bchalbly. Mr. and Hrs. Byron entertained playmates - ----------son. Jeffry, on Saturday in honor of the lad'* tlh birthday. * Mrs Allen South worthy and daugh­ ters and the elder Mrs. Southworthy of Grand Ledge and Mrs. Youth choir rehearsal, Wed, Felldwshlp service. 7:45 am. Youth Fellowship, Wed, 7 pm. Bible Study and prayer serv­ ice, Wednesday, 8 pm. at Roger Carey home, west ot church. IA STING 8 CONGREGATION IF JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES 220 West Oolfax Street' . Sunday Public Talk. 3 pm. Watchtower Bible Study, 4:15 ST. AMBROSE CATHOLIC CHURCH AT DELTON Rev. Fr Deni* P Nash. Paktor Bunday Masses: 7:30, 11 am. OUR LADY OF GREAT OAK, DOWLING . Runday Mass, 9 am. ' panted tlie Bisson* to church at the Hastings Pilgrim Holiness Church Bunday inonstog. and left for her home In Boyne City Mon­ day. vUiting another slater. MU* Former Freeport High School Sunday school. 10 am. Worship service. 11 am. f Evening service. 7:80 pm. . • Wed. prayer meeting, 8 pm. The little church with the big | message. Phone 765-8971. ____ JiigS' Mid - Wert'' ASSEMBLY OF GOD CHURCH JI S:4S am. Sunday sctofel. 11 am. Morning worship. 6 pm. Young People's *crv jobs a mod VI ■ CLOTHES Floyd Walter, SupU Bible school. 10 am. Worship hour. 11 am. Christian Enttenvor, Tuesday. 7 pm. During the month of August the Rev. Charles Gibbs will be the leader for CE. O doforyou IN ADDITION TO ENDING LIFTING, LUGGING AND HANGING CLOTHES ON WASHDAY! undetermined origin destroyed an empty Isouse located on Brown Road just oast of the river, be­ longing to Mr. and Mn. Theodore Rev. Roger A. Janke, Paata Divine worship. 1K45 am Sunday school. 9:80 *M. x Text for Sept. 10, Luke Ytt PUBLIC NOTICE CARLTON 8EVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST CHURCH Elder C. L. Wilber. Pastor 404 W. Colfax Ph. Wl 5-5319 Sat. Sabbath school. 0 ;30. Warship. 11 am. Wednesday prayer, 7:10 pm. Sunday. “Palth for Today," on TV. WOOD, Channel 8. 8:30 am. Bunday, Voice of Prophecy, from corduroy, vrivrtccn or wool gannasti by placing them in dryer foe short tuasbliog period Mith damp ipurges or hath towels. Place ipongc* or rowel in dner before putting in clothing to build up stcun. Use medium heat setting. Bath low ch leave lint on dark coctonc, to damp, color­ fast sponges arc best. There Dust be noonuc to release wrinkle* and prevent shn'nkigc. Remove garments before cumpdrtciy dry and hang <>H wcuden <x plastic hangers until cotnplctriy dry, Service Clubi’g Antique Fair To Aid Kiddiet 1118 Jordan Lake Street ake Odessa IJ»A Campground* Phone DR 4-8177 Rev. Jerry Boomer. Pastor Sunday school. 10 am. Worship service. 11 am. Young People's service, 7 pm. Evening service, 8 pm. Bible Study Wed, 7:»0 pm. Prayer srevice, 6 pm. i FLUFFING OR DUSTING draperies, chenille bediprcadi or ocher articles that need airing. I REMOVING MOTHBALL ODORS from clothe* that have been itorcd. Use "no beat" Kniag and iboet tumbling tioc. eeppfo*ee«**l ownership report*; copies of any correspondence ateeoood to Ike Commission sad ray replies th«refrnan. pertsiaieg ♦* ray of Ika application* meaatioaed lloia; copies of *11 contracts referred HSJln paragraph 6 of the Ownership Reports wfll ate bo Indudod a* well at loan tgroamants, rtock option pv'iate agreamont*. consultant agraomant*. bulk tima contract*, ka^'other contracts required to be filed with the Comsnisiion pete Section 1.613: copies of all log* filed with the licensee* raoewal application; all Initial, interim, or final decision* of the CoowriMte affocting the permittee or licanse* and all references io appUcartoo* or other material submitted to the Commission, attftag that teformatioa is li-fudy on til. with the Commiasion. faettoo* 73.120(d). 73.290(dl and 73.657(d) presently roqulra any licansoe to “keep and permit public inspection there­ of eoptoa of all roqwvrt*. leftors. exhibit*, or other related infer- 9:50 am. Sunday school. 11 am. Worship service. 7:30 pm. Evening service. 7:30 pm. Wed. prayer service. For information, call K. W. Mo«bg, PMtor. >67-3585. I BADI1NG SUITS ASNOTSUnS caabe dried in pretoa/eddr? cr with bath cowrit (which hare been in dryer during preheating). Dark towri* arc adruablc with dark fabrics.' IIIHIIIIIilllE J Wi ftfekrfltej* ing opr cUdnts a* a'h dock proposition. * loam don't limit, H ■ Application* for mioor chaagas in facildie*. hesriag* bpfora Hse CaMMtea. r*rroop*ad*ac*. contracts, anaual financial rpand Cowwniwion in«uiri«* wood nor bo placed in tho public Hfo. Any of tho abova docuasaats which My bo co nt* load in rim WKH local filo am availablo for inspect,an during normal y»te4ay tanIp w hour* at the mala atodio and pHko of W8CH ttarsy teMdcartlng Comply). 14* lart State Stroat. Hastiags, HH ed. 4 .topuasrtipw slip, ghriag noma. address sad lefophono amebWrfTbo-fite. and ray documents eratsted U tho Hte, may Mt hl removed fra«e the office of the rtrtfon. ' . Buy Now and Save DURING APPLIANCE DEALERS - Fallowing it a IM ef ownership, by percentage, of issued pasd awfsttnding stock of the Barry Breedcasting Company, liceoooe of WBCM. Herting*. Misblgra; Artter Bobnko. 6 64%; Ctayvea Vandrtetter. 6.15%: Roman FoUpautch, 3.17%; Frank GnftMfbt Ragle Hawthorn.. l».||%; Ahem Job a son. JHl Ahges McLeod. IM% Chwte Morphy. 8.86%| Kee- Mfh RodaM. 2156%; Deeald Roth. 1.77%; Ray Spotts. 10.28%: *«d Flerenc. Wiswall, 1.77%. A WORK-SWING CLOTHES I VAT* SPECIAL INSTALLED 7: 80 pm. Christian Endeavor. 8: 18 pm B'.tmng service • Wednesday. 8 pm. prayer I meeting. j Saturday, 10 am. Harvester. �Hendershot & Vicinity By .Wre. Richard Clark ed on Mr. and Mrs Cliford Kah­ ler Sunday tn Delton. Mr. and Mra. Uoyd Owen were dinner guests al tlirir daughter's By Mn. Uoyd Omen Mr; and Mra. William Cox In Nashville Monday. Sept- «. * Mr. and Mra. Clifford. Kahler frm Hastings and Mis. Ethel Gurd Delton were supper guest* at called on Mr. and Mra Ira To-1 Lloyd Owens Monday.-Sept. 8. * bias In Works District Saturday.1 Larry Belleck from McOmber Sept. 4. * Mr. and Mrs. Marvin spent Saturday evening. Sept- 4 Felder arul children from Weeks at Howard Moores, a Mr. and Item Ml: Crooked Lake Gate Pralrievillel, Barry Cb. Changed Well Jane you wont be the from Prnlrtevlllo to Crookrd only one that will say that. How-I Lake, Dec. «. 1855 Changed to ever I happen to know where; Fulton was. I was our I*ralri»- ■ vllle today. Prom Postal Records ly were Sunday dinner guests of Mr, and Mr* Carey Jones. The All-time record for most base­ occasion was to celebrate several ball wins In a season by a Cen­ September birthdays. A guest of Mr. and Mrs. Doug tral Michigan University team Is the 29 chalked up by tlie 1903----------------- ,------------------------------squad her sister. Mrs. Bertha Sturm, of By H. D. Burpee Kroger-priced means THE FRIENDLY, L FOLKS i - Premium Quality e Lower-Priced TENDERAY LEC O' PORK or 1 ■lOIN O'PORK ROAST I adion . . . Io prefect natural juices and flavor. Nothing artificial ever added Ten­ Higher-graded grain-led beef is placed E. Gray Williams have also re­ cently cotne out with a book. •'Flrat Lund Owners of Barr}' County- If you »re Interested in special rooms where dimale and air are requlaled Io speed natural tendering deray is guaranteed fonder! Silver Platter Center Cut Rib Pork | lbs purchase ota IK lb. .ij.odrawkwM । ' TENDERAY CENTER CUT DOUBLE Top Value STAMPS every Chuck Roust Tenderay Boston Rolled Boneless Pot Roast TENDERAY Bologna Rib Steaks Farmer Peet Sliced Frosh Frozen Kroger Withbone — GORTONS FISH STICKS Country Club Bulk Peschke s 9 Varieties 69/ Bramchweiger Beef Tenderloins *■ 99/ LUNCH MEAT Frosh Frozen Peschke’s Hygrade’i Point Cui Tenderloin Fillets *»1M CIRCUS FRANKS a69/ f™" Briskets a 69/ Ducklings Cornish Kroger 1',4-lb Minimum Wt. Ickrid, O.cj, fwc. Ish Sticks 3 8-ox wl pkgs. ’1 Honey Loaves8-oz.wt.pkg 69/ LINK SAUSAGE Kay Bee Frozen Hygrade’i Country Club flrat in the place. We next find him among the Indiana In Al­ legan CUunty. al Allegan, West Prairie, and near Hastings. Then JIFFY'S PORK or VEAL STEAKS . Petchke'i Potash or Rootled Bulk WEDNESDAY!' By the nm trip of the steamer the find on that lake, he reach­ ed La Pointe, a pool of Che American Pur Company, thence FRANKS I* ^ 59/ Roll Sausage nbpi»49/ CUBE STEAKS^ KROGER INDEPENDENT BRAND *79/ 99/ the purduM al any 2 Un btl. of ROMAN BLEACH COUNTRY OVEN HUNGARIAN RING , COFFEE CAKE . Saltines Bleach KROGER OLIVES Iron N Kroger Ihm Sal, Sept. IB. H | SCOTTIES FACIAL 2 ply 8 7/16" x 9' CHIU POWDER KROGER Regular (120 dwell IT x time* to my column. She Is idways nwurchlng In the Kalamarno ihibllc Library. and every time she runs on to anything pertaining to our Barry County she capita IL off and when ahe writes me. m she does quite regularly, ahe Includes all throe Scott Towels r< PLASTIC TWIST-TIE ScoN (1000 sheeli 4H x 4H) Bathroom Tissue 7,oU‘78< PROTECTS 1 THE FRESHNESS' of KROGER BREAD Scott - pkg of 60 U x U * Family NapkiM 2-25c DRY MILK BANQUET FROZEN FRUIT PIES POPCORN 10/ OFF! Udy Scon BOO 2 P*r ihu. »7S X ml Just tills morning I received tcveral snail lions sent by her And I am sure you will enjoy IM1.-Notice: Application will be made to the next Legislature of Michigan, by tho dUrena of Kent and Barry Counties to In­ corporate a Company for the purpose of Improving the Thorn­ apple Rlrer. by Dams and Locks, no as to make alack waler navlgatlon from the mouth of said river up mid atmun to tlv east and wcot Township line between townships NO. J and 4 north, be­ ing In Range nine were. Albert E Bull (and others whose names I did not copy.) Barry Co, Nov. 24. IMO. Kalamaaoo Gazette. August 12. 1B90: Excursion to Grand Rap­ ids on Aug. 17th. A general good time will be given to all who go to Grand Rapids and Reeds Lake next Bunday via the new FACIAL TISSUE 4*— Bslh Size-bar COUNTRY CLUB TWIN POPS A Jergeni Lotioi $»M 10/ OA Broccoli Cots ma 39/ Kroger Frozen Flame Red Tokay Grapes Kroger frozen real, uu< uom or m Greoi Beini sAsks49/ 2~29< Derby IOOsTAM . Potted Meat Hale Haven PEACHES Kalamaaoo Carette. Feb. 7, 1861: The Barry County Pioneer la the ClUo of a neyr paper JuM ntarted by George A. Smith at Hastings. the first number of which we hare Just received. It la neatly printed sad io Detno- a East Doud KINO SIZE COOLER MUNS T �Farmers Have Numerous Sources of Credit THE Extension Group Leaders Prepare For New Year Farmers have > kt of credit schedule bo wants: a monthly r<**l turu. sources available for buying ma- instafiniwit loan, a quarterly HASTINGS BANNER and repayment wanta. Thwt's the Highlights Interesting prwement ccilUve officers met Thursday production. FARM NEWS survey of 210 farm mac tuncry Mandara (Algonquin Lake art®), Agent, took the 60 India on tour of the County Extension Office facilities, introduced tlx1 Extension Staff, reviewed the cultural ROMardi mt Short Course Grads Return To the Fann ' 1 (lA/k Wlipraf ” 1H 411 i ji What happens to the more JU* cxm Allotments years work and presented the rv Barry Fann Calendar... Barry Has 150 ill State Show Delegates Just before] school List Undesirable Wheat Varieties For 1966 Plan Tho U. fl. Department of Agri- require the product* production at undeefri threshed mmptes. U8DA In tain instances may require tlomil information tn Mippc were designated in 1965 are (n- tM certification. eluded, plus one other variety. ----------- - —-— 1 _ started , . ’-'bent to Farmers Dr. Harold Henneman, dlrec- ^mus tai*r.°'»^'oTvm -Jpjt County youngsters to attend an gram for ins coming year. Lmaons offered this year will ABCS County Oflicep hav Ur of the agricultural that 8Kpt ja MAXii pi,tries m«ub(. | awards State Show meeting nt but commercial financing cor­ ____ ______ _________ ■ ..___ I «__. UOYI Mnndav tbrrHiffh Thunebe Decxrate for Lirhw, nrvw«ing mailed notices of 1966 far poration*, which have about onoby Design, Meals For the Middle ’heat allotments to wheat farm-. relum to l<nlUy tinn. AnSJ eighth of thia financing bustIn Michigan would be classified 1 various 4H activities — winners Yaora, Docent and Distribution ®*- Tn most cases, the fapn al- j other 10 oercent take one of the I ____ J0 To 0CI _ of Property, Traffic Safety. How; ttrc " ,or IMc many Jute that awaits them on coai«r»a:«. c»»p x.ru Many Persons Is a Homemaker,, ,n“'’ «*y were tar 1965. another farm as a "second man" oar. 7 - oenu<» D*r. Fashion-Fabric ahd You. Parent . An cxplanalion was offered „ , manager. -There are' ram, C»U4«ua. Besides William Kirkpatrick Farmers Home Administration, individuals and small loan com­ panies. \ eur**e’ . „ "’pann allotments are smaller' Wages run from $250 to $500 oct, r — J "Analysing mere figures in a Responsibilities group offi- because the national wheat acre- “ niontJ1 <*ong with a house tor KUocity Oret?r. Keith Ferris. slightly different way, machinery The boys selected to attend cera were discussed by the „c allotment I* smaller. For ““.......... “ “ Gaines _Ku?" u*? 1865■ national allotment was । What happens to tlie other wW • ir 1 11 sort or another apparently 1 eluded. Sandy Schondelmayer. over a third of the total bt a pereent? They get w enthu- ||ay jg >31113016 id about college they transfer Douglas Case, David Jones. Phil > a four-year course which!**** I • S' Higbee. John Jones. Sleplioi E. ads to'a degree in some field IlliClllffSn LtFODa Stampflcr. Donald Jewell. David as the commercial banka" Hard Red Winter wheat, as inf agriculture, Henneman re■ D I 7 Olson. Chuck Tobias, Michele seven eg the eight complete-lino deairablo when gro4m in Colnin early Fall. • I ipsa crops. This would Increase: Enrollment for the new term rence Endrxs. Lyle Olmstead. fann machinery companies have rado (It la not llrted aa an unthetr own financing corporation | deatrable variety when grown in "The Home Economics Family the national allotment about 4 b open and courses begin Oct I Living Program, said Mis. Kuhn. | million acres for a total national 119. Courses continue through I T® soini-* P^P;8- **y rt dottre­ ls an out of school educational I effective allotment of approxl- March 4 with a Chrutma*-N.w thing cows need to make milk, Fuller. Gerald Newton. Jack program that has been serving .mately 52 million acres. .Years break, according to Art But to Michigan formers, its a I Clum. Kendal Bolton. Lyden specialized lines of equipment sell, which arc Hard Red Spring families throughout ths United । By Uw- the national acreage Btecby. Barry County Extension ’bole lot more. Stamm. Olenn Gilbert, Robert Btatas for more than 50 year* allotment is established at an director. The State ranks 10th in the Huntington. James Payne, David Il is f<r jou, your families and “">«“>* which, based on expected I ------------ •-----------I production of alfalfa hay and Htunmond, Tom Burd, Stewart 116th in the production of all hay i HummeL Bruce Newton. Billy I in lhe United States. According - Bogya Dave Shilton. Nick Wlcr- ing plan available. farmers can plan their 1966hranrmakrr andUUmn " quantity of whrat needed for ULX1 t<> 1064 estimates, Michigan mga. Larry Case. Mark Johnson. 1966 u about the same as wasl/^i • XT 1 1 farmers produced 3D million tana Tom Eckert, Rodney Pcnncck, dlscourage plantings of undeslr- i needed for 1M5. but with a gen- I yfl IOS n()tP(l (Hl eral increase in yields fewer ac«es ; *11 Uli are required to produce this!pt 1 • _• worth about J75 million. Dale Clark, Brian Olmstead, ftrnSt raid that the decision ^01)11)111311011S Varieties named undesirable1 Tbh value exceeds the worth Gary Wank. Phil Harrison. of raeh of these: Winter ubeat James Smith. Chris LeRoy. paid In monthly Installments. ----- . —7,---------- , « comuinsuon or corn suago program, by class: 1.1. J—r zr" i™1"™ m Hani Red Winter—Blue Jacket, I Central Michigan's Cliche (exwpt in Utah and' Idaho), Chiefkan, Comarron, lhe fresh market and process- SUven Chamberlin, David Prid­ Moat Complete Early BlackhuU, Kan King.; ing vegeUblta and the prodie, David Baker. Blain High, to.” .5 -W Khartbf MC-32. New Chief. ducllon raluf of eggs, ewtae Dan Hummel and Robert BgpchFertiliser Service plans might be called non- Pawnee 6el33, Purkof. Red Chief. the wheal program." he said.: Apparently, the combination "but they will have to wall until I to portable limn either Yet. Michigan formers are far; The girts selected from Barry rcgular installments," says Dr. Red Hull. Red Jacket. Stafford. FERTILIZER FACTS Waaatch. (except in Utah and i Congress enacts one. The Senate roughage fed individually.” se­ from reaching their full hay County to attend as d<-legates ll working cn farm legislation i wording to Hugh Henderson and producing potential. Scientist- Included. Sue Cary. Jean Cary, now. Meanwhile these notices IH. W. "BUI" Newland estimate that production could Anne Fender, Margery Kilmer, contain the official allotments "Cattle ate more In our ex- be increased about 30 percent Carol Eldred. Dianna L Osborne, toimrilon^iU ‘SXn°to X™* ■ -d thia, no doubt, without increased land resources Robin Ware, Susan J. Cook. Diformation will be given to farm- . ‘ ** Kenyon. Beverly Stampfler.*. menu in August and November. era Just as soon as It is available.* | •‘rCounto for a better perform Tie would not have a payajmt White »lty rteearchcra are earnestly I Mur.c Kenyon. Party BtadM. caning duo every six months. (ert.Use, Droxrim to sdvanin their most recent feeding studying methods of Eoepihg Cheryl Ann Schantz. Cynthia Rather, there are two payments and Fiftyfold.. Florence. Orce­ tage . . . price is lower, gets I — ~ . these leases to u minimum. OUiutend, Jennifer L. Olson. in and and New NewBv Arthur surhr ' CilUle Henderson ­ . :addttton, MSU the & dose, and good re“ । irma rouna aw. me combination I, . Chrisune Be bon. Janet Hunger>ults are obtsised. We con­ 1 of roughage produced 10$ pounds! , sider it "sfored” for eJia tire jiford, Mary Flelcr. Roxanne production .. .VU‘. . of '~20~re^ lr» ihar ' at cvln for 70 r#nU low U»n 1 1 r Quick. Kay BouRer, Julie Cprground, end don't invoice >-penter, Ann Burd. Jan Baker. you ontN tire following Juno H Debby Drake. Marjorie j^onai, was very little difference of alfalfa per acre by cutting i Nancy Clum. Linda Bristol. Judy which might be helpful to cut | There }?ct'!Ywn aay ol ration* in timra j^. yralr [op-tjrre,jI3g I Moody, Kathy lUunscy. Sandra bloat on your _____ farm. ____ _____ ____________ ‘ y ? aTTS.,TXtoa?*!<}Tl^^pouXoT^ Mary Anderaoa Linda Can be Improved =eS“..-SXT SX SSGUE^ASSMiBetter Beef SMITH BROS CAN SEND YOU R CHILDREN TO COLLEGE Hare’S a Msilble. prac­ tical way to ffnsncs higher education for your children. Ute the funds you need now - >..inen errenga e repeyment »chedt* for (hit limn period which fllf your specific need* best. Lend BAnk loan* *rd made far S to 36 yeerft You can prepay your loan in pert, or in lull. Bloat Month fertdixer 3. FW up t ho -unffiab before! and planting the new French I Terry. Becky Grundennan. Dlpiwturlng and' then Imre') the i *cU and Flemish varieties. ano Gilbert. Carolyn ReitUr, __ J iM corn-fed cattle, the beefman TIn „ addition, ihm. h-va fannd they have found Jnui BrUlol. Linda Dunkelbertua to feed ono-iudf pound of ger. LoU Huntington. Cheryl ally. Don't pasture foT-doe or shelled cam dally far each loo Ruthford. Jane DePreMcr, LoU two iiourv wns formerly considered pos- Dingman, Ruth Slillton. Ruth 3. Dry hay available at all Ann Setbcr. Marion Gorham. rible. Umea. This renovation procedure Carol Converse. Debby Hein, 4. Green chop can also cause will help to brink Into pro­ Mary Hollister. Famria Magoon. duction about two to three Kathy Underhill. Holly VanMa­ you have a bloaty pasture mHlton acres of unpeodoctlie tre. Janet Mudge. Lorraine Gunn, Milniol out. son and Newland also compared gnu* pastures tn Michigan' Vickr Mend. Jan Eckert. Sally valuenf haylage stored Lydy. Susan Blough. Jolene Har■k EXPERT TIRE feeding in gu-tighp'ventus conventional SERVICE cement stlfve silos. In all ca«H, results were almost identical. Anders, Dawn Nash. Pamela and seeding (band seeding> murt, Hayward. Cararn Klcracy. Susbe completed m In au, late .m July or■ anne Proc frock. Sally Burroughs, . Candy Blvena. Sue Cordray, U rtwrtth-' ter. This differs from former■ Christina Campbel). Diane NcwTire Shop noleq* e_______ methods where farmers would, ton. Diane Harrington, Cynthia U. S. ROYAL i High, Janet Stauffer, Clalne Distributor year, then Uiey'd wait until t)»। Tucker. Lee Mills. Irene Anders, following Spnng to do thdr Carol Tinker. Debra Daniela, Beit Buys on Judy Treadwell, Lorraine Wright, seeding. Sherry Burroughs. Karen Green. Now & Used Tire* lows the farmers to pasture the Mounted FRIEI old nod during the Spring and Tucker, Sharon Pierce. 141 E. Woodland at Four H Dog Care and Train- -—— — —-------------— Michigan Ave. classes will start Wednesday. I “inual production of the field Phono 945-9411 before renovation begin*. In­ Meginlcy. Mary Alice Lockwood. crease milk or livestock produce Goll Bartow. Joan Cole. Cindy Comp at Algonquin Lake. New enrollments will be la­ tlon that results from this nnoMra. Olenn Mcginlcy. Plenty of effort within the first production The chaperones tor tho girts FREE PARKING SchanU, Howard flrat meeting, with their doc* anil new people interested me JIM BARR SMITH •Hl Doft Training Classes Start On September 22 Lak® Odessa • Woodland Plant ot Woodbury Annual Fall Appreciation 946-5064. and printed, when Mr. Kirkpatrick has the complete list of winners. Phone 653-2791 PUBLIC SALE Thursday, September 23, 1965 1:30 P.M. Sharp The Barry ASC County Committee, acting os agents for COMMODITY CREDIT CORPORATION, a corporate agency of the United States within the Department of Agriculture, will offer for sale the following described property at PUBtlC AUCTION. THE SALE WILL BE HELD AT THE HASTINGS BIN SITE NO 55. LOCATED ON WEST 3TATE ROAD. ONE-FOURTH MILE WEST OF HASTINGS CITY LIMITS THE GRAIN STORAGE STRUCTURES WILL BE SOLD COMPLETELY DISMANTLED. "AS IS" "WHERE IS", BY PUBLIC AUCTION. AT 1:30 P.M /THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 23. 1965. % ITEMS OFFERED FOR SALE Thirty (30) 3.250 bushel rated capacity steel bins. 18-foot diameter by 16-foot high. These bins were manufactured by the Steelco Manufacturing Company and were erected in 1954. The steel ground rings on which the bins ore erected will be sold with each' bin. All bins have steel floors which are in good condition. 2. Two <2) Steel tool sheds. 8 feet by 12 feet. 3. Thirty (30) aeration units. These units consist of two 3-foot by 8-inch solid sections, two 3-foot by 8-inch perforated sections, and one 8-inch 110-volt electric fan unit. . 5. MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS: A limited amount of electrical wiring and conduit, shovels, ladders, lawn mower and other items too numerous to mention, CHIMNEY : NEEDED AT YOUR HOUSE? TERMS: Cosh on the day of sole for all items except bins. A 20% deposit will be required on each bin. The balance must be paid in cash within 110) days, or' may be fino^W under the Farm Storage Facility Loan Program, providing the prospective pj^fcaser meets eligibility requirements. Information regarding theFarm Storage ^Rility Loon Program may be obtained from your local County ASCS office. Pr«ectivc purchaser* should establish their eligibility for loan tff 1 their local county >SCS office prior to the sale. . REMOVAL OF PROPERTY: No property is to be removed from the bin site baftitV being paid for, but must be removed within ten days from the date of sale. . TITLE AND RISK OF LOSS: The purchaser assumes title to the groin bins ond' other property when payment is mode. After passage of title, risk of los* or destruction from ony cause shall be borne by the purchaser. Open Pit Barbecue at the . Hastings Fairgrounds (Community Building) Serving Starts at 5:30 3 Door Prizes Plan to Attend! INSPECTION: The above items may be inspected ony time by contacting th® the Barry County ASCS Office from 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p m. except Saturday and Sunday. . i PURCHASER'S CERTIFICATION: Each purchasw-of-'o bin must certify that the. Friday-Sept. 17 t New 301}i So. MicMgs" bin will be used in connection with the storage or handling of agricultural commodities. J CATTLE FEEDERS DAY ' Friends and Patrons of lhe Hastings Milling Company are Invited to lhe HASTINGS OFtlCE Three. (3) one H.P. 110-220 V. 18-inch aeration fans. Anyone Interested in tliia growing 4H project may contact ' the 4H Extension office. Wl &- USE BANNER WANT ADS! ally. Loan cost* tfs fowl It you want a col­ lege education lor ypdr children, see us for the fund* you feed. SALE OF SURPLUS CCC PROPERTY j ONE CONVENIENT SOURCE FOR YOUR WILDING NEEDS PENNOCK MICHIGAN NASHVILLE, CONCRETE PRODUCTS ASCS or CCC will not be responsible for.Occidents to persons attending the sale ' or removing structures or equipment. ' ’ BIDS: Commodity Credit Corporation reserves the right to r»|ecf any or OU flffdrt. Additional information concerning this sale may be obtained by contacting th®-, BARRY ASCS COUNTY OFFICE, Halting, Michigan. TELEPHONE 949-3929 ~ A LAND BANK A ,.. .W0AN �Bristol School | O . - In a one-ear accident J Bauer Hi HHasting*, 1Prosecutor I UdCVUlUl UdUCI „tln charged with manremanded hack to tipal Court for examination In Circuit Court SK —m is charred as a rtoull ot List Activities, Names Officers tlon department. Wendell Lind. Cloverdale, pleaded innocent to a bad check ’ death of Mn. Horace iDor- charge and requested a Jury trial. iy» TUngate, 40. H3 Delton. was Woman Given Prison Term edy wash Laundromat Mr*. UUlrr I. Salumi. rural Middleville, Payne Lake.’ former MaLsUnt czuhicr at the Marun State Bank in Martin, Thuraday was xentenced by Federa! Judge Raymood W. Starr to two years m prison on charge* of making fnUe entries to cover •horugee totaling 811.000. ro. VSMM C0NV1MIIHCI Wl UAVt IHSTAUIO A OOUAl.mL chahcu PXOHSHOHAL OXY CLEANING SIXVICE North Gau Uta CMta-Op Q^so e.m. . 10 p. She pleaded guilty Aug. M. Nine men apprered on crtmlnol chargez before Circuit Judge Ar­ chie McDonald Monday on opening day of the September term of court. They were ar­ raigned by Prosecutor Richard M. Bauer. ,. Ileary M. Teuneuen. 19. 17M McGlynn Road, pleaded guilty to a charge of negligent homicide and hit cdse'va* referred to the probation-department and bond wae continued. Teuneogen- la charged az a re­ mit of the death of Jerry Lynn Shanklin, 19, 328 S. High Street, with failure to report a perional president. Elvira injury aocident. With fontina . IlM ch«T7nS aa-hing r nt a local store, was reminded back to Municipal Court for examination - Jerne* H. Mlocom. M. Delton, plcrded guilty to a charge of going armed with a dangerous weapon and hi* case was referred to the probation department. He was released od hla own recog­ nizance. Marguerite BackwUb Inloraed Lanning. The Navy Department waa ori­ ginally cstebUahod tn October. 1718. aa the Naval Committee, with a membarabip ot throe. sponsor one tcaiu HERE IS HOW TO REDEEM YOUR PLAID STAMPS! "SUPIK RIGHT" FUUT MATURED, CORN-FED REEF ROUND fbUMUNTH OF QUALITY EffecHve tlth the closg of b«iiMtt Some­ day, September 4th, 1965, oi aanogneed, your A&P ztore here will discontinue IuuImo the I. P. MocDoxald Stamp Corepony'i/Plaid Stamps. For your convenience, any Plaid Stompi In your pozsottion may be redeemed ae follows: (CuvM> Math An MM b Faar UT IHn) u. Popular Brand. Canned Hams SIRLOIN T-BONE "Sursx-XIGHT" BONELESS * 99' Roast "SUPER-RIGHT" 2 TO 3-LB. Spore Ribs 59' Red Flame Ice Milk ^T39( Mso«no ruvoas Popsicles12 w * EIGHT O'CLOCK TOKAY GRAPES «gft. 39 «•"“ Facial Tissues 3d” KXU 3 or 2oe ■■ 225 69‘ 1-LB. BAG HUNDREDS and HUNDREDS of PRICES REDUCED! A REPRESENTATIVE LIST-THERE ARE HUNDREDS MORE-WHY PAY MORE? SAVE ON SOAP SAVE ON CEREALS Now 34' Was xeii.oao's Tide . Cold Water AH FtAITIC Lux Deterywt LIQUID 3” 3“ 43' 39* 83' 73* 65' 58' iuk, m muSt'ic 79' Was Miracle White . Snowy Bleach . •etONT sdiL — 39’ 33* 79 75' 49' • V.; 35' Laundry Bleach 23' Ammonia Now 45* 29* 19* 59* HI AW OUW.’— MMWil S» & Wonderfcft-y?.-« 69 Reynold's foil . I 2/39* 2/37* Cling Peaches . 27' 23' Stokely Com I ■■ 2/43* 4/69* Chunk Pineapple 29' 26* Tomatoes 2/35’ 3/79* Sliced Pineapple 41* 38* KBRNU, OK CHIAM 39’ 37* WNOLC KBXNaL 31' 29' 29' 27' HlttM! Shredded Wheat Special K •ox Sugar Smacks ; 1ZOZ. Krinkles Sugar Crisp . .. “« POST Treat Pack Cheerios . 29' 39' Com Kix .... 31' 29' Lucky Charms . 37' 30' SAVE ON BAKING GOODS Was ’ ’ ’ *- Nestles Monels •akii ! mbmam swear Chocolate 49' 27' ARM A KAMMSR Baking Soda .. now r.dy“»u.W 29' VaalHa Extract W wrrwv Froshlike Corn . Bisguick A4N PAORr-AMOSL POOD Cake Mix U1UMV1I11 „ SseeoUk CUr, rwinsy IIWI , . 69’ 45' 43’ upjiis. No GimniickS) No । inii s 3/49* 2/39* 4/69* 4/69* 3/49* 1 A4P Peas CANNED MEATS 1 FISH Was tuna .. . ‘iff- Now 34' 3/89* FLAKRS 3/79* Sultana Tuna .. Med. Red Sahnor CAN NOT Wl LICHT CHUNK Star Kist Tuna BROADCAST : Dried Beef45' MiTWT Bounty Chili .. "ht* 89' 2/39* 79* 34* 3/89c A 37* 4V 33* SAVE Dll THE i ITEMS TOO 5f Heinz Ketchup TOMATO 2/45' 33* 39' 2/75* Fruit Cocktail .. Woi i-fT. ;rV. NOW 35* 31* ' 2/49< 2/45* 4/75* 2/65* 3/95* 2/69* 3/1“ Heinz Ketchup e • rgT aa cAaifATiox ’bottli .... , Evaporated Milk4/69* * * Coffee-Mats... NET WT ■» WW^K. 79 6/89* 69* magazine drive. Criminal Complaints Here bi 3 JFeeJcs 21 Chief of Police Richard Sunlor reported that 21 criminal offettses had been Invertlgatcd tn HmUngs from Aug. 23 to Sept. 13. They included breaking and entering, alniple larceny, larceny. Dole Pineapple' "AS* 2/49* 2/45* Prone Plums . 3/89* 4/99* Cranberry Sauce 2/49* 2/47* A&P Cherries .. 45’ 39* Fruit Cocktail . 43' 2/77* 4H-OI. orderliness, molfctoui destruction at property, zoning violation, at­ tempt to defraud, prowlers, pub­ lic nuisance and reckless driving. Twenty-one traffic complaiou were investigated and 38 tickets Uaucd for moving violations and 25 non-moving violations. uar tan. Officer! funeral* and w._ WT • OVAL AXN RRPRRIHtMa 39' 37* . . St 3/1“ 3/98* ARP juice ... . ® 2/85* 2/79* Dola Tropi-Kai , MORQAH Apple Juice ORAMOtaRAPRPRUIT mllca uilna <51 gallons of ga». PNTCK HOSPITAL 29* 2/49* Grape Drink ... 2/89* Orange Juice .. 2/85* NOW ON SALf! An A fr P Exclusive Value THE AMERICAN HERITAGE ENCYCLOPEDIA GUIDE TO THE UNITED STATES Special . ' SAV! AT AAR 5/99* cnusHeo . —• 2/39* NiHets Com 2/29’ 89'. Akw 39* AAP HALVI! 2T 37* 10' 3/29* ut Cut Beets .. WT "hS* White Com Mrs. Bogart; May: popples. Dorothy Brawn; June; Giris . Buue, Arie Gaaklll; July: Juniors, Mra. Manick. and Auguat; pub- Was mit Cherries ..... 31* TOM*TO ScritiH'TlMu. • -V 2/47* . VICTOnV MARASCHINO 35' CNOCOL ATI SAVE n " "‘.PER PHUPUCTS . | IONA 3/49* 33' POST LIQUID BlJUOK, W 4/79* Green Beans CANNED FRUI1 &. JIJI'.ES Now Rice Krispies .. Alpha Bits .... [BLEACHES HOUSEHOLD NEEDS, 33' Was 39' post ' Wish Detergent SAVE ON CANNEQ VEGETABLES Now Bron Buds .... KtLLOOO'8 ■' LIQUID 35* Cocoa Krispies Oxydol Saylea; November: membership. March; . A&P Advertised Prices In Detroit Newspapers Now Effective in Hastings Breeze . Marilyn Dalhourer. — New Low Price Marvel — Chocolate or Vanilla Angel Soft Was dorff waa dent’s atauon and wy capably Installed the following effiesa: PORTERHOUSE u. Rotisserie 6-LB. SIZE continuing to uw tho Moll Box Homa Dahvary wrvka aow provided In all offacted AW stores. 2. If you need additional itampi to complefa your requirement* for premiums, ^a. /' MacDonald Stamp Company wil^gltov yea ta'Snake up the difference In cash at Hie rata of 25c par 100 STEAK SALE! 89' W I09 Introductory Mor 131 Jn*niU WUmo, U& 0 rajE Anhnr Hut. B4. geos, e; PkUllpL Rkook. Jr^ 310 E. FraMM, 8a(l •; gtaiU Mazer. Mala i»., JoAane Orsbarn. ai. JI jQLW V0U. 2 THXU 16 SUV A SOO< A M» QQ* E1CH > < Just duality Merchandise at Low Prices! Building Permits AUO. 11- -Frank WUhi. Imo* Ti niw crnstxurtioa 1300 auq. la —luwn gug«r. u»u ^■.rfflTSb* �> •—Tint HAKTTNGR BANNER Thar-lay, Mptesnber H, IMS Delton Graduate Writes About Armv Abroad r. toD«uU L Ctiptai Me Msm UU» OckMlI ,. Atunalar'Crtrt. White ell theee en Utue had a pert ta .thia wrtrtty pro. Michigan University are happily engaged we wouldn't Ject. * Mr.1, and Mra Earl Head Wm. Wooer. Nancy Oalnder and fcargei our boys who ase in the of Flint have been vtailing Mra. By .Mrt. Sylvan tang Dave Lawrance; Sue Dewey and wrvhx—Larry- 0*1. Davs But- Htad's tastrr. MM Cart Boye* Hil’knrv CllbtlPFR c*rol Bo«ue Are at Communny ter. Dave Dewey, Roger Anthony * Mr. and Mrs Donald Jones nil KOI y VaWI lit l B College Battle Creek: Bally and Ro» Waiun to name a tew.(hare been entertBlnlhghis brtMhterested In poiitlcs though and Mr and Mra Maui Ice Ingram Two nunaay senooi - ——— ar n««uu. jiwi 1-riuwc*.; oi uie nmi«r <_vr-n auu wuv, ■ 1-1.K-S . u °f N.; Vtotor Broekema.1 nsn area take hotel Do you re- ence Hot!man, of Detroit * The if things ever work out right 111 of Hastings and Mr. and Mra. •v the Wra.eytan Ctaireh had a> Wayne Stale aa a Senior, atao member bring solicited lor funds Louis Butler family haa return­ try my hand somewheve Melvin Brown Well for now LU take care of ’ ‘ ’ aa a Senior. Phyllis Johncock is several yws ago for an Inter- < ad to their home after being at Oalnder's class IMS at lhe at Michigan State. Joan Gay la faith chapel at lhe Kalamazoo their Wall Lake cottage for the France and OI Man you ran watch over things in Dear Oto ct Jean Wooley on Friday on Uw wav to becoming a mrm- fitaie Hcanttal? At lone last tins Hummer. K and the Friendly Bible went to Algonquin Lake There It no such thing as an social tune and potluck come a laboratory technician. 13-county are* and the chapel Mkhlgen Last ve*r, thw* bre-kround our boys and girls Inonenl Tyler wiU be teaching waa made possible by voluntary away btasra occurred in every Mr and and coaching at AuGrea. and contributions from the people of month, destroying 13.10! acres guudly number of out young Richard Pay teaching tn Battle the arm. Nearly 100 toqal folks* fat the hlghtet ttul sine* IMO. Pounce and v, K. were Wednesday callers at the By Victor Sluon Rego Rendon home. * Mr and family of -------------Residents attended lhe PI A । Hartings Was Mr. Todd aettrv in poUUca plan an finishing coUcte and In IMP or 1S83 when you ran for work whwerer I can be of the State Represcntatlvef | mast iw to the country, wheth- military channela to the 34th General Hospital and I hear tiiat tomurtuw 111 be meeting a full Colonel for the first Umc to explain some of lhe things I said or happened to mention In my man. August 3, IMS ' will ILJS" awhile, however. I was and Mill l am willing to take whatever they j may say over hete In order to, have my opinions and statemenu ■ Freeport West Woodland almost overwhelmed that he tens Monday evening. The group Buehler, would actually take an active was predominantly teachers and attended military Job to make a little role though and ask the Anny their families A tine potluck ing ML* for exptanaUons from just the । supper was followed by the bust- Barnard humri letter I wrote. ness meeting in charge of the nlng. \ 'jF, One more thing, if you do new president, Mrs Ewilda DflJ know him very well, next Utne lenbeck Lewis Hine showed slides ----- see him be sure and tell taken on their trip to Hawaii | ly to heck lg* uro or four uuu hUu how thankful I am to him this, past Summer The October . .hie,™ I sure plan to campaign oil out I meeting wl" t.- ‘ . How arc politics doing back In £ Michigan. I iirar so little about ,fMi Ume ro’nf’ up iZi 2"5"“ ..rtJhpXJtr”u»taw«S!!S Saturday. * Mr. and Mrs Joe Kauffman, local and Mra Grace and Mrs Eldon Roush • ible when returning to the back 1 Mil) remember ex-, Mr. -.--.-j-"A”,'— incxupson ot tamp*, rui. tot States maybe next time I try where your, centennial |UU1 children of South H*sXings supper gueote of Mr to. do • little politicking Ill not f«m ta and plan to stop »■-> ‘tmner gurato wi ,8,und*I' and Mrs Milton Buehler * Mr; ... .I..—.... will tta, vvrv n«wt tfnui that Sept <M her D*zenta. Mr. and .■ • . mv.. ji„, Z •ll'u -w’- l-’lc wnnney tain•Me to have a positive effect, Ij«* tock tn Michigan. , ____________________ 51nM wrrv Sunt)*>____________ - iiu“<a of his1 Ino(her Mrl Elnor E]nor», Whitney whltoey » A ta>pc ro anyway My rotation date ta Jan. 23. honored jbe birthdara of Mr. In nlo,her Got a couple questions for you.! 1666 and 111 take 3U days leave °*Hn' a11 Mr. and Mrs Ralph Stuart end DO you know the new Oongre»- then too and have about seven daughters of Ionia, were Sunday man from our district very well? ur eight months left In the u c ,‘cn’ I callers of Mra Elnora Whitney. I mean Paul Todd. Jr. and he Army I am scheduled to get out “ “ ,. !EL“ Ionn® Mra Jame* James Cool Coql and family probably doran't seem so new to In Srntreuber of 19C4. After that ,nt. °en“r and b.rot*er-------a •birthday ------ •Ign­ attended party the people back there anymore I'm not positive except that oring Kenneth Woods of Grand Rapids, at his Ikaiu- Friday eve­ j >0.1X10 who braved the cold winds ning. * Mr. and Mra. Carl on Labor Day and made the | nearly five mile walk across the Mackinac Bridge. -Mort" aa he thur Clinton. ♦ Mra. Isabel Like of Onondaga. Mra. Ctarabell Burgess. of Mason. Mra. Murie consumers power young man trum California, who SAVE ON THE PURCHASE OF A GAS CLOTHES DRYER larger capacity! faster drying! new modern size’ Residents of HASTINGS and BARRY County will be contacted to receive an explanation of thia much publicized trek. Of course, thia venerable gvtillr- Mra Don Cullen and family ripe old Mie would attempt inch spent the weekend at lhe Cullen farm near Hastings * Mr. and Mra John Nederveldt of Byron MUona. Mr. and Mra Willis Dalton motored to Kalamazoo Monday DeWeecd. * Mrs. Iola Wilks, Mra. evening Sept C. taking their Iva CnrWin and Un Rva daughters. Connie and 81>aron buck to their duUra al We.strm evening visitors of Mr and Mrs Michigan Unlveraity. Connie is John DeWeert. * Homer De­ a Senior and is doing directed Weerd and daughter. Caroline of teaching at Vicksburg but living Middleville were Thuraday visi­ tors st the John DeWcerd home. * Mr. and Mra Howard Thaler and family spent the weekend at BUY NOW AND IMPORTANT NOTICE carter Memorial Hospital in Camp, near Muskegon. Indtanapolta. Ind. On Aug. 30, Mr. and Mra Seymour Boox'ena and family were Bunday visitors of Mr and Mrs Elmer pl tab before completing Uie King of Ionia. * Mr. and Mrt. B«1 Blough and children were very compUmratary remark* rtrartllng the address that School Board President, Sept. the School Board Expects of the |Ty*cherii,” and the speaker hold originated tn Europe, the Nation­ al Geographic a*ya. Trading ves­ sels Introduced tlie shrimp dell- naivtn of Nashville enjoyed Sun- American Republic LifeGuarded Protection \bw ‘■Jun Watch for the man who carries this card Thaler and Sue and Mr. and Mra. Dan Postma visited MIm training ♦ Mra Otto Kunck- neee skill and taste spending io "dk’ys with Urr •on and family. Mr. and Mra. ■Westwind” has an nnndr\plater! ' Tom Vandennale of Yorktown bow designed to thrust a prm-1 AMtWCAN^GlcAU Mra Merton Mreecar was a We have the er. Mra. Sylvan Tagg * Dorroe atest pattern! (Armstrong LINOLEUM THE MODERN FASHION IN HJDOU the new A FLOOR TO MEET 8lh birthdays * Mr. and Mra Merton Mesecar and family were Sunday evening luneh guest-. of Hale of East Lansing were Sun- C*ve and Don of Bellwood HL. spent the weekend a', the Cave home and were Saturday supper gurato of Mr. and Mra Charles Hoyt * Mr and Mra Frank Dutcher and family spent tlie weekend with Mr. and Mra Roy EVERY BUDGET and Mra Able Hoyt visited Mra gas automatic dryer from HASTINGS FLOOR COVERING 123 W. Stef, St. M89’5 PacUUy Saturday. Uy of Alto were Friday evening King and Lloyd were Sunday INSTALLED American Republic This beautiful new dryer gives you largw capacity, faster drying, in a slim, modem cabinet. Naturally you get famous Hamilton quality and dependsbility'(even now there are Hamilton dryers built in 1938 ... still on the job). Come In and take tf-good look at the naw look . . . Holiday) ■ oouata-VAM oarras •van di Unix.non of ■ 1UN-C-MV LAMP cxtza lassi cafacitv Learn the facts about LifeGuarded* and the advantages of LASSI LINT COtXICTOS Conveniently tocslta tor ■ ZINC COATM trut. oauM for a complete oothday holiday (han't a matching Hamilton automatic oathori- LifeGuarded ^Protection at Blairs Farm and Garden The Company With The NUMBER 1 Claim Paying Record In Ita Field For Best Results Use Good Seed and Fertiliser American Republic return more of the premium dollar in claim benefit* than any of the Top 4.0 insurance companies offering individual accident and health insurance according to latest 5-year figures. WE CARRY— Creeping Fescue • Menon and Kentucky Blue Grass Perennial Rye • White Dutch Clover FERTILIZER— Heritage House • Wonder Geo • Mllaeganite CUSTOMERS MAY USE OUR ROLLERS AND SPREADERS 231 if. State Rhone 945-5982 American Republic Insurance Company Protection.. .The American Way" � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/492/HastingsBanner_1965-09-23.pdf a747bd18e3b21a9a1815f31b7f804cab PDF Text Text Communities Set To Launch 1965 United Fund Drive The Hastings Banner J—Z. One Hundred and Tenth Year 20' Pages—3 Sectloni Hastings, Woodland, Lake Odessa Organize for Campaign to Help Finance Humanitarian Apencies Hastings, Michigan. Thursday. September 23. 1965 NEED A LICENSE? Sheriff Meri H. Campbell has Chest will begin Ils 1963 cam­ paign with a kick-off dinner. Expansion Plan I j Smith, eampslin co-chairmen. EDITORIALS­ Arts & Crafts Show Rated Great Success Delton Electors E County Association tor Retarded conducted from Oct. 4 to It. The kick-off dinner, which is NUMBfR 23 ART SHOW The lime is rJpiilly approaching (qf annual United I'unil Campaigns and volunteer workers in nearly all communities arc making final plans to give residents an opportunity to help con­ tinue the work of many humanitarian agencies. ’ Organizations dependent on the coming Community Chest drives include the Barry County Red Cross, which spinsored the vital blood program which akme saves many lives. The USO—the organization which provides many things for our tliRt, In the armed -------_—.—..—— _ — -----। — -i , men in farces—the Salvation Army. Hastings Youth Children. #3MA0 for the Child Council YMCA, Boy Scouts ofiouldariee Clinic. *1.640 for the America and dozens of oUier Salvation Army and *3400 tor Mtenctes arc looking to every in-; the Michigan United Fund which dividual for continued support includes thr'USO and 36 well­ In Ha>llngx. Atly. Richard J. j recognized agencies. Hudson, chairman, and Jack The flrite m Hastings start* Hoke, assistant chairman, are Tuesday, Oct. 5. Solicitation* ready to start the wheels turn- here are scheduled to be com­ ing to obtain the S534M.4* goal pJeted by Thursday. Oct. 28. Atty, for thia year. W Hudson said. The Hastings *53380.40 goal j in Woodland, the United Fund Include* *7.675 for Uie Youth jtxiard met Monday at Uie home Council, *11,723 for the Barry of Mrs. Oayord Laughlin and County YMCA, *6.650 for the | plans were made to launch the Boy Scouts. *7,100 for the Red drive for *2.600 in that eommimCros*. *3300 for Uie Camp Fire , Hy on Tuesday. Sept. 2*. with A Girls, *406 for 4H Club*. (7400 j kick-off coffee at 10 am at the for the Family A: Children * community rooms above the fire* | Section One—Pages 1 to 8 ■ Judging by the hundreds of who attended the ftrrt Arte Elector* In the Delton School 'people ' and Crafts Show at the old Michi­ out real lxIng it directly, they are District Monday gave overwhelm- ,gan Central railroad station Thur.- great inibhc relation* fellow*. Tt» day through Sunday, and Ute great bonds to expand jchoal faculties. ciithuslaam for the venture. shown and expressed, this Initial enter- Father of Area Residents Dies In Road Crash There were many who worked iny community. These thing* wash Community Chest Fund, will , — ------------ -------------------- by R.M.C.—--------- ' । । ; honor the many volunteer* who wiu UT cuumkmu* me <iuu>o 5,me 11<>xl U1<! 8O0d 8°“! editors that include*: RkhbtalnMSi 'ta’“uie 'communhy.jLord willing, a* Mother used to‘ord J. Guenther. Superintendent Charles H Chaskes. public ret*-(any. Rone and I will be with our of Schools for the Hastings Area; t^'ited1'^010/ I°f U’rin,ta'1*thn frtends. Rudi and Ingrid Soucck. Mr*. Mildred Smith. President of guest speaker 'instruction win ln 10vri* lluUf C1,F ton*-1 the Hastings Area Board of Edu­ 1*. LCJUUkK, so, iv* be given and materials will bejbruek. Austria. Then, after a brief 'cation; Harold a Stockwell.County Brethren, a brother of Harry and i distributed to the volunteers. home again via Vienna.; Superintendent of Schools; Robert Raymond Leckrone M R4 Ha*- Uu- credit goes to the Artut Work- inllls now being levied, according (Evedine Struble • and the person to school authorities responsible for arranging the dis­ plays. Hastings Art teacher. Mirs — ---- sponslble for the artistic end °f the present high achool; “ toe».mam uMitfaw. tn th*> tension tor Cultural Affairs from elementary building; remodeling of the University of Michigan. car collided head-on with a stake the bus tarn into shop training Michael church. t»nd well known Rev. Luther Brokaw, chairman I direct but interesting route! Youth Council; William F. KlrkDetroit artist, Sid Seeley, (hi* of the Budget Committee, pre-j while tn Rome, we hope to «e -patrick. Barry County 4-H Club Manistee River, eight miles of bus bam on a different location. troll suburb' added appreciably to tO^llle David and Judy Gury. the son and ; Agent; Russell B Evans. BoyScout Executive Committee for odan-, ! the official ribbon-rutting Openlion. Following are the approved, daughter-in-law of the Rev and • Executive of the Thomapple Duamounts In the budget: M'.ehi-lMr*. Don M. Gury of Hastings j trict and John C. Bay, AdmlnlaThere was added interest al the In the plans drawn by the Dover! mm1 A •J,', Bill* .. on a .busliww . , . ,tn , trator . . ..__ .. . Kiwanu speaker — Dr. cnaries'!?' T0?? 142 • David, assignment of Peiuxock Hospital. injured, according to the report. man Architectural flnn of Grand exhibit by Uie showing ol one of H Frante of Grand RMdd*. Boy** Scout* »^OnGtr7ns-<^iI^y,0'nrtimea •wa>' ,rom Uie: Except for the concluding article State Follee at Uie Manistee Rapids, the high school addition only person outside the workshop Hastings signature* tn the guast noted orthopedic surgeon. Is to' ' ' apeak on "Amputations In Chil­ dren" ’ before member* of the including Mrs. Richard Ora». Mr Hastings Kt warns Club al Uielr and Mrs Harmon Wilcox. David tlw Arthur Struble#' troche* Art regular Wednesday noon. Sept i>125 8fnl0f c(uU .. appreciably. intermediate school student*. A cili*en.n advisor committee, Settles uru! others, not showing at in Ute Belleville School System. «> ». luncheon at Uie Eptecopal; |J00 C1<!r|cal w<)jk noo ifice. our department un Uie paper Jto 4dd; twi nothing whaisocvcr to ■ which conducted studies of the Dk.<uL. u Th*' Community Chest cam-j will be taken over by I'. facilities and future needs, rrccmP*‘«n everybody in the _______ toternaUomlly for fij^woi^ J> ^nmunlly the opportunity tolnl, r-, .. _____ >ne ccxilcr ot uie span, wmen «*; Twmiyorthopedic surgery Isiiore in meeting the emergency 7---------- •--------- — | needs ot those who suffer. and D1IM'J11 crtaUons in thc field of ceramics. sSi™’* S IJl |n |||| . Illitc StriUP Parents of HHS ™L" XJ, Juniors. Seniors * £““ ..TS. “ IS No mceUng* have been achedukxl: Meet Honda y ed. Helping Hand . XI aiao gives an opportunity si nrr the board had found. the , to help many who are In spec- taiwren management and Local Parente of Hastings High present bus tarn Inadequate, it was I tel need, a* they give to. the UAW-CIO to sei tic the strike i School 11th and 12th grade stuMichigan United Fund. Inc. nt the E W Bliss Coriipony it dent* are Invited to attend a “,,d Rsymoncf and Mr. and Mr*. recommended that the building be converted to shop class purposes. included in the tattoo. wp-L^, un.tent.xjd Wcdnrsdaj^orn“,c "'“‘IJSchool •Mop-: rSwriLaSSm’NSlwilte I parted through the United Fund!ln_ Ix>C81 4j4 w#)11 on Sept. day. Sept 27. at 7:30 pm. in the Leckronc. WhO who itVOd llrud Member* of the Helping Hclolne Hand I are the Heart Association. Aaarwtetlnn .CereOre-Ii,. and Dwight Ixckrone. — - -• —• •— : Wut West firm Gym. wish to express Uianks and ren- bral Palsy Association. Multiple Mewing* »t the enrf of last Other renovaUon* would be the parent* will b* "divided into der a report for Ito first month ol | Sclerosis Sister Kenny Founds-. ’ week between the management service August 13-Sept 17. Of- | Hon. and many other recognized and pnMlurf three groups: Parents of college to special education purposes, and generous people who have donat- ' Izationx A United Campaign— 1 ,.rro2iln- n> the reoort college bound Ilth grader* and Young Republicans ed clothing, furniture and money united the fund raising efforts of! .. i. 77k parents of 11th |uuJ 12th gradMembership Meet office machines The printing faas well as to those fauhfullndl- 1 practically all healUi and welfare I Foundry wor*era atuu* Hosungs । eM nol ( to coue<f A special membership meeting k_ -have ------------------------------------------------------plant, who had ratified a new conMr An<krton of me vlduals _ who iflven soI freely ' agencies into one drive —makes tract on Aug. 13. went tack to Employment Security Office in of the Barry County Young Re­ of time and labor Ip many ways " sense publicans. between the ages of । Battle Creek will talk to Uie During Ute first four week*. 21 , The following Lake Odessa work on Monday. The foundrymcn. represented by group not going on to college. 17 and 40. who are Interested in needy families have been helped, committees have been appointed Local 336. Inlenuittonal Molders High school courwlorstfwill talk the future of the Republican 331 Items of clothing have been „ distributed along with 76 items of Publicity and Public RelaUan*! and Allied Foundry Workers Union । to parents of college bound stu­ tings City Bank at 7:10 pm. on bedding. Household furnishing* | - Wm D Ribbens. chairman,, of North America, until this week dent*. Principal Don Gill will Thursday. Oct 14 A social hour Kn.l -..!■! ‘ Ik, .L _______ ,___ ..__ and appliances Including two «nd Richard Foltx. Mrs Ralph wilt follow the meeting. __ ________ Li-_ .___ Khnu-Hrtn fVr .fnhn —a*— . washing machines, two___ complete !Showerman. Dr. i,. John Lundeen.up by Uie 600-plus production and parent* at "7:30. bed*, one refrigerator, tables,land Wm. Eckstrom shop clerical worker*. 1 The parents will then be dfvldA8 A MATTES OF chilr* and one davenport *ere Commlltet -Rev, Lu-j Local* 414'* two-year contract ed according^ to the interest of Funeral service* for Don N. ; ther Brokaw, chairman, and Da- was up Sept 1. Negotiations for their sons and daughters. Parents PUBLIC INTEREST Higgins, 45, Rl Hickory Corners, Smith. Harold Caicott and a new agreement began July 28 are urged to be there. There will The attention given Friday, The store hours ore 1pm to 1 ';■ vid who died unexpectedly Monday Mr*. John Lleh. a be ample time to ask questions in pm. Friday, or in case of emer­ Reciprocal Participation-Mrs , . j each group. gency call WI 5-2219 or WI 5­ (Forrest Mitchell, chairman, and 4410 for Information or help. at 2 pm. this Thuraday al tie . ... . • Malcolm mn*uiu, Tasker. ibmci, *Clare Blakely -Pick-up and delivery service anti Duane Yager, Hcnton-Smlth Funeral Home at the John Birch Society office \ Middleville School will be furnished five rt*v* days ■a w**ftr week I Historian—Mrs .Calvin Miller In Washington. DI'_ points up | Delton for furniture, clothing, etc. Lawton e wuitem*. 4g.'owner Enrollment 1,581 i The Rev. Kenneth McGee is Auditor—Roy Benson. where needed Each year the Lake Odessa of Automatic Appliance* at Mid-' Unofficial enrollment at MldJohn Birch Society Coordlna- jto officiate and burial will be in Prairieville Cemetery. MlllCommunity Chest raises funds dlevllle, wa* injured about 3 pm. dlevllle'* TK School reached a new Tuesday when hl* Volkswagen! *»!«»» of IJfl! as of Monday, with Helping Hand, comer East State Little League. Boy Scouts. Girl went out of control on W State 411 of tile Simmonds-Williams Lcghigh adiool. and East Grand Street. Hastings. Scouts. Salvation Army and the Road near the Irving Cemetery. The official count of the 4lli . . . . Frill*• In l<MU n* Michigan United Fund. In this Mr. Higgins suffered an th his family, way one drive takes the place Hospital with a bad cut on the £. William 8L William Bafduf Dies of several drives Junior Vanity football glime with a graduate of Caledonia *1 Middleville this near Delton, the son of Guy and William Balduf. 74. Lake OdesGOP Committee to Meet Thursday; Varsity game at Cale­ some of the biographical facts । Rena Holbrook Higgins. donia Friday night, general faculty al the McDowell Nursing Home The Barry County Republican meeting Monday with school closIn Hastings Service* will be at Executive Committee will meet Williams was en route to WoodRodof Dairy tn Claicebunt for 1:30 p.m. Saturday at the Pick­ at the Hasting* City Bank mectwhich will be printed, at a I Hopkin* plays the T-K Junior ens Chapel In Lake ter date, in this publication. mlshap occurred. Burial In iJtkesidc Ccm Varsity grid team. vlously worked for the E. W. 8 pm. All Republicans welcome. A possible mechanical failure Bliss Company here. may have caused the truck to go! Member* of Hospital Guild 18 He married Violet Spaulding rut of control and roll down the■ will not have n meeting for the headquarters In Belmont. on Aug. 4. 1S42, at Bryan. Ohio. highway. i month of September. survived by a daughter. Peegy. Houston. sons. Don.- Dougta*. Philip arid Aids 21 Needy. I? ’1* * ILf Perkln* gave Dial .painting to the Woodland Library where it rightly painted chinawe. and leaded al 1'3 mi lies III Month Illustrious citizens appointed a* the Cultural Con­ sultant to the Michigan Chamber of Commerce. He Is the first to United States. as the official C. of C. magazine. •■Challenge- affirms. country os an auUwrtty tn his nate that more people could not Don Higgins, 45, Dies Suddenly Monday Night Lairton JFillitims Hurt in Mishap vcraaUon while he was here. He instantly mentioned the many added, "wily doesn't the dty lisve an ordinance about some of those street? They can detract greaUy frojn the overall impression of a Mr. Church continued, referring to the Street Art Fair tn Ann Ar­ ------•------ has now developed to one of the public relations representative of program in Art I* an osscP to business a* well as the whole community In Ann Arbor par­ the Hastings Senior Cltlsena ticipating sjfmsir*. tasldcs the meeting to be held at 1 pm. University. not only include the dty Itself, plus twth Chambers of Camp at Algonquin Lake. Hill, an electrical engineer, is known as Recreation Dept. ’ public schools, ।an outstanding speaker. He stud­ hondweavers' guild and many ■ied al Tri-State College al An­ gola. Ind, and has been with others Mr Church and Mr. Sreley 1Consumer* since April 23. 1827, visited the new Hastings Public Library and expressed both amaze­ RUMMAGE SALE — Hastings ment and appreciation for a town .BP.W Chib. 1 of this tire, with Ute desire to ; have such an exceptionally fine Thur*. Sepl. 23 and beautiful library. They both1 backward glances 7VZr ofyesterday'1.... as gleamd from tbe Banmr files Barry cpunly * Board of Super­ visors Tuesday voted J3.000 for completion of Ute second floor of Uie museum at Charlton Park which houses hundred* of arti­ cle* used in pioneer days. ConatrueUon of new Michigan Bell Telephone company building to house a new dial exchange is scheduled to start soon follow­ ing action Monday evening by the Board of Adjustment's ap­ proving variations in setbacks re­ quired by the scnlng ordinance The building Is to be erected on the southwest corner of Court and Broadway. County Chapter of the National Foundation for Infantile Paraly- moderately Ills eyes crinkling. Benson Society target, occupies three suites in the tame building. Baird's Clothing Store. Local contributlom to the Infantile Paralysis Fund have made this gift possible. ings.refuscd Io rent him Thc last legislature fixed the pay of supervisors nt per day with mileage both ways at five cent# "per mile. This repre- tlon and the Declaration of Independence, a hand'-aUtebed day over the previous rate. More titan 100,000 bushels of cucumbers have been salted down this season at Uie H Irsch Com­ pany Pickle station, according to Joe DeRulter, the local manBACKWARD GLANCEM, I Lucile Hunsberger of Rt Hickory .over. Charles of Middleville. Guy ! <B11H of R5 Hastings and James of R2 Delton; two-half-sisters. Mrs. A. J. (Bernie*! Shaft of Comstock anl Mrs Beatrice Lancaster of Kalamaaoa \ Attend Conference Assistant HHS Principal lewis were in Flint this Wednesday. Mr*. Foster to attend a conference on social studies and Principal Lang to consult with the curriculum di­ rector of the Flint school* and also to visit the new ungraded high school at Essexville The Barry County Fair this year showed a net pront of about >2.000, according to figures rebUNDAY SCHOOL RECORD—The Rev. H. J. Buwalda. ilefll. pastor of the Hastings Evangelical United Brethren Church, explains a function of the new Sunday School “PeMnal Attend- [Mr*. Richard <Alberta> Lancas- PRIZE BEEF—Gyorge Lydy of the Hasting* Milling Building al the fairground* and women of the Cartton Gran served the dinner. Mr*. Rufus Stanton Irighll Rl Dowling. "The FoUUclan", reprints at Robert Jesson Dies ----------------------- — — J ,11 wU Colored -Uckete" Immediately -reveal their attendance records and special elaaeificarion*. such as “ill," “*hut-tn." or "hospllal- hi. home In Garden City. Long foreboding novel, ~19*4 displayed prominently. ' Shepier. Mr*. Mrs. William Chrirtle. Christie. Mrs. Eekert. Mrs Mr* Art Shepler. Mr*. Melvin _ ■■___ ■____ w.___ ■ I �14854' yean Also riMts at the win return liorne Oct. B. 'Bam* home on Bunday were Mn. I. J. Br»dy of Hdwardsr their son. the Charles Barnes of burg *p«nt the weekend with her . 8t <r.d Same*' »U- parents, the Ben Campbells, Tha Far mantra wan ‘Ur- »he C. A. Moreys, of NUm. while her hu.band wasonafishTne ra> Clardy* were weekend ... ...... ir.g irin. al Iha zif thalr ann ' ViSittng th* Keith BtrTlgarS ... v. guests at the home of their son. gr(, (helr >nd family.! Mr. and Mr*Larry Baum were the "Skip" Clardys, at Frankfort,: Mr Richard Martnger! Saturday gueaU of the Charles Ind. । gon, p,ul from Ban Diego.' Murphy* at Holland for a cnitoc A house-guest ot the ^T. D.‘Calif. The Maringws took the'on their boat. Barns* for a few day* till* week northern route coming through Mr an(j Mrs Manhall Bel*on U her brother. Edward J. Vande- jCanada and the Lake LouiseShirley took a trip through atrr™ tow «—u mH*. °I CHeeiuborough. Md. Mr. I area and plan to lake a different NOTthem Michigan over the M 1:10 at the Pick-1 Vandegrift Is a retired manager route home, thus Unking a nice weCkend making Traverac City L Lake Odema, for 'of the P*1 ullk Company.'hav- vacation trip a* well a* a plea*- and Mackinac Island their main da May Snavely. 84. In« been employed by them for ant vuit with their family. They destination*.__________________ Mra who-------------— ----------- —r20. al the MethodlM Home al - ---------------------------------------------- - Personal In ention 1 !• -LC-t. . rr-.tTL Mrs. Snavely Dies Monday at Methodist Home <11*1 Home. wm formerly afflli- r , thrilled about going The Jacob- | logg Bird Sanctuary for a picnic : •en* have became very good dinner. Karin was thrilled with ther. frhuda of the Bennett ftmllie*,I i the outing •• a* she greatly enjoy* Mr. and Mrs. Roy Ballentine Mt MI1U plcnte, and with the boat bent ride called on fanner Weal Woodland and they are hoping that eome-, a plenty, day they may meet again to re- ‘1 and a swim " a* tXXcX added p!".rcrtt. pleasure., neighbors. the Albert and Ed­ . HkA aa wonderful ■v'M.rA.I day riav u mt did Hlrl ward _ — Reeaors. .n on Rnntiav Bunday. Thl-V They new their friendship. ;*he had Mra Ben Beverwyk returned j everyone In the group. ,al«o visited Mrt. Allee Hendee. a Woodland resident, at Pennock Friday from a two -week t visit j Recent weekend guests at theiu ------ --------------with her daughter, The Ken Mar- Howard A. Peter* home were Hospital. sella, ot Newaygo. On Bunday,1 Mr. and Mr*. Reynold* R. Seltzer | n]e LeVeme Bowman* were Mra. Beverwyk accompanied the of Toledo, who while here helped ; ln Kaiamaxoo Saturday evening Melvin Smiths, the exchange celebrate Mr. Peters' birthday, ito attend the chicken barbecue month old baby. This will be student who U living with them. Arriving th* following morning iBt me Hooeyslde Methodist Mrs. Jacob*en‘a nrat trip to Karin Nilsson from Sweden, and after the Bcltaer's departure for [church with their son, the Ber­ South Africa, which will now be the Bob Dlngereons and Denny, a week's visit were Mr. and Mra.1 nard Bowman*. Lyle Bennett, of Mt. Pleasant, went to the Metropolitan Airport to bid farewell to Mr. and Mr*. B*rry Jacobsen and daughter who were leaving for South Afri­ ca Barry came here from South Africa 5H years ago to obtain his master's degree Lyle Bennett Z^l - GRAB YOUR HAT Affl^W. happier FAMILIES shop at o GREEN STAMPS! Surviving are a daughter, Mrs. Cart (CMadyai Welch of Jack- LOW. LOW PRICES! CENTER rural Vermontville; 11 grandchMdren.. and 18 great grand­ children. ' A daughter, Bernice GOOD COOKS BEGIN WITH FOODS FROM. Cemetery. Church Notes ZION LUTHERAN CHURCH CENTER RIB PORK A NABISCO Church” Sunday echool at 10 am. Morning worship ul 11 am.. Rev. George Neiman .peaking. Sunday. Monday and Tuesday. Sept. 2S. 37 and 3S. at 8' pm. Spiritual Life Mission. Rev. Nei­ man speaking. Special music ’/ SAITINES Wedhpulay, 4 pa, cherub and ^^Wadoetday, 8 pan. -j “ 19^ Senior Saturday. 9 am. Junior Cate- Ailtfday. 10 am. Catgchtam class. -I j . „• ■ ■. Senior X"—“Ul METHODIST CHURCH JBjbhip service al 8:30 and 11. Onfan title: -Qlad To Go." . Wrrh school, 9:45. pfialley singers rehearsal. 6 M.YF. 7 pm. , welner ■Lx, •“ “ ■ IL ^^^g . I j | U UJSHBWV ■■ g^ggf lonatss M LOIN »ou WITH COUPON BELOW . . . sw” SWIFT'S PREMIUM COUNTRY STYLE nii«nn,c Dnnct,.t”“.?~ ll> QQc QI • Krening circles wlU meet. ' Winaedey. '8:80 pm. Family . Thuraday. 3:30 carol choir re­ hearsal. children'* choir re- Queen's Roast -- "> 99‘ SPARERIBS SLICED BACON 1-QT., 14-OZ. CAN SPARTAN QUALITY Worship aervtoe, 10:4 No Driver's License McClurkln, IS 1912 8 Jeftaypn. paid an U fine plus M.4S court coat* for driving without driver’s license in Nash­ ville. it WE SEE IT OS WATNI » HAROLD Summer Heat Plus Humidity . . . niakra an uncomfortable autumn day and cause* many /TOMATO JUICE*. .4t.' "f lb. ] g SPARTAN OL'-FASHION PEANUT BUTTER ".T STRAWBERRY PRESERVES OVEN-PUSH PESCHKE A. C. vl- 1 • 3189' 3 t 99' g\ iff ">-49 JELLY ROUS 12-29' 5,of$1 * 69‘ KLEENEX 63‘ PIE CRUST MIX 10‘ a at BRAUNSCHWEIGER 200-CT. PKG. FACIAL TISSUE £4 « w- a* ECKRICH SKINLESS FRANKFURTERS JIFFY BUniRMUK BISCUIT, CORN MUFFIN or ROASTY LINKS ifl /I JIFFY BRAND, 2*., *<n. Pkg. BISCUIT MIX - 29 NEW CABBAGE-Larg« Firm Heads Special Offer... GOOD HOUSEKEEPING 19c Each WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES ON ITEMS IN THIS AO. PET-RITZ FROZEN FRUIT PIES dance Of rain wtilch causes TO GLADDEN THE HEARTS OF COOKIE LOVERS sha&ier than at any time since .tfruig Right when we *re thinking about putting Fac/i On/y =2g^! WITH COUPON BELOW aarvtee to you EAST SIDE LUMBER COMPANY. Sil EAST RAILROAD STREET. HASTINGS . . . PRONE WI । NABISCO iCRACKERS I With This Coupon ond a 35 or More • Thru Sot., Apt. 23, 1963. '* . Food Order I W | With This Coupon ond a -Thru Sot., Sept. 25, 1963., |4„ or More Food Order ‘ '• • ' • ■ • CHERRY • PEACH A SA ££ $1 I Pi*. SPARTAN FROZEN VEGETABLES 11 Ant'd Varieties 9 to Cl |°ox- *** ■ �Welcome Wagon Notes The Hastings Welcome Wagon Ladles, Mrs Carlton Kaechele and Mrs Eugene Guernsey, are doing an expert Job in meeting and greeting new arrivals in this community and making them feel at home. As a gesture of knowing neigh­ bors and becoming acquainted with each other, welcome WAGON NOTE8. will be printed, with pertinent facts, and these will be recorded by the Lady of the House, because site is the one Ask Nominations For Business Woman of Year The Houghs moved here from Lake Odessa They have bought a new house in the new housing development on Lincoln Bl. Mr, Hough works nights al the K. W. | called. "May We Introduce." It's worth noUng that almost Invariably all of these families voice a similar opinion----- "We Just love Hasting! and this communlty" This u pleasant to hear and glad you like Uie city and county "Among Uie Lakes" । Husband: K. W. BIIm The Brimmers have bought the Robert Beadle farm and have moved to Hastings from Nash­ ville Mr Brimmer works al the E. W. Bliss daytimes in the ma­ chine shop The Brimmers have a Utile girl 3 yean old. it’s our birthday i leniwui ALWAYS FIRST QUALITY • . f ’ fr Our top-fashion draperies । । ,electrical engineering at Michi* ।gan State University. Their eon ।I* three yeatvold and their little Mrs. Howard W. Rogen (Ethel) ! . gV guest from Arizona. They are renting out near Algonquin Lake Her hobby is knitting and sew­ ing and he would like to lake up flying u a hobby when their school. He received his master In counseling this Bummer. She was a secretary at a Orund Rap| ids hospital until the new baby's arrival. She knits and lovea to icook. Their baby boy is Just a of Builneii and ProfeMlonul Women's Clubs i.n .sponsoring a reg. 7.98 NOW A39 single width, floor length reg. 6.98 NOW in charge of the electricians working on the new addition to Pennock Hospital. Their 20 year old daughter is looking for work locally They will live In Hastings al least a year. They have three daughters. 20. 14 and 12, and two 11 Hastings from Pittsford He Is the newly lu.bsnd: Sal appointed minister at Uie Wes­ leyan Methodist Church in Has­ tings The 18 year old daughter is preparing to leave for college Oxford. Mich. This year he will and the other Uiree girls will teach 9th grade Social Studies at Hastings Mrs Strong is also They moved in last Saturday an art teacher but will only sub­ and Sunday and are not organ­ stitute because of their 5 month ised as yet. She has not had time old baby boy. They are renting a 5"’“' tingle width, till length BE SURE TO SEE! Doctors Attending State Convention GOSPEL FILM Centerville Awakening 7:00 P.M. The Kensingtons moved here, from Coldwater. They had moved the day before we called. Mr.; Kensington has been in Hastings i previously to their moving. He is' Sunday Evening, September 26 Hastings E.U.B. Church East ot Grand H. J. BUWALDA, Pastor and he plays the guitar. They will be taking more studies at Westerit towards a degree. She likes to knit and they are both looking furwgrd.to, mrpcipaUon In community activities. BUY! McKay works for Pete Coble at the Ben Franklin Store The Mc­ Kays are living with her parents. Now Is the Time to Stock Up! o oht WE’VE SINGLE TO WALL-TO-WALL WIDTHS, SILL TOO LATE TO AND FLOOR LENGTHS IN A BEAUTIFUL RANG* OF COLORS. IN STOCK OR RUSH-ORDERED! erence and experience. Can live tn anywhere. Talk over my work schedule. Call Oobles 628HIM or write: Viola B. Wend- more Trailer Park before buying sel, Rl Oobles, do Roger Oild­ at Algonquin Lake. He is the District Manager for J. I. Case Their 12 year old daughter Is blind since shortly after birth LEGAL (To Supply the Normal Daily Vitamin Requirements) Regular Sale Save 500 $8.98 $5.98 $3.00 250 $3.49 100* $5.49 $2.49 $2.00 $1.00 Thetamin (Therapeutic Vitamin for Thoie Who $1.49 ager. This means a payment of more than $80,000 L> Barry Couu-' 40 Yelara Ago Goodyear Brixhers Hardware Company here named the follow­ ing winners In the Ashing con­ test they sponsored and which BUILDING Wayne Hazel 30 ... . for $1.98 100 .k, . for $5.49 Phono 374-3523 bass—First prise. Glen Edger, Schrumpf and Floyd Craig. 6 lbs.. 7 oerf.; third prize. Ben Babcock. 6 Iba.. 1 ox. Otto Kline won the prize for catching the largest pickerel. 15 lbs.. I oza.. and also for catching Uie largest muakellunge, 10 Iba, 12 ozs Comparable to Formulas Selling for $7.79 Vita-Pop, (Chewable Tatty Multi-Vitamins for the Children) 100 for Only $1.99 You drive safer with insurance! Burdette Llchly. rural mall carrier, had a narrow escape from serious Injury Thursday morning in a collision between his car and Jaipge Montgomery's Jitney bus INTRODUCTORY VITAMIN OFFER Come in and get a 30-Day Supply of any one of these leading vitamins: Paladec Chewable — — Myodec-AbdolVipenta Zestols Uni-Caps Capsules or CheWable Visol Family Vitamins — You’re safer behind the wheel when you're adequately insured. Liability coverage costs just a little, can save you plenty. Don’t wait Chocks SAH GREEN STAMPS GARDNER DRUGS 110 W. Stat. St. WI 5-ZU4 and from men were directions prevented the fair grounds. The coming from opposite and the monument them from neelng one Ln the aide and hurled upon the. Illite grass plot at the southeast: comer of the intersection. Uchty’a car was badly damaged .but Verjian Capsules or Chewable )Tn.»» The First Baptbt Church ot Hastings will entertain the Michlgan Orthodox Baptist Association at lheir 17th Annual meeting here next Tuesday and Wed- FREE FREE DO ALL YOUR WINDOWS NOW AT BIG SAVINGS) CHARGE IT). ' Continued from Page Ona lings Aras on Tueidsyv. Pickup and Delivery. Many Samples. Need a Strong Vitamin Formula) More About Backward Glances UPHOLSTERING THE FURNITURE Virfaylin Chewobles insolation is part of the fabric. Lovely In white, botgejtoast, ice green, or honey gold. Hurry! Vesta Multiple Vitamins FREE hoot cold; machine wash In lukewarm water TH»d‘ hang dry, no-iron. 2-yr. tunfade guarantee*. Magfpf[~ 'cent rayon-and-coltop brocade draperies wfio^ COLEMAN Agency DECORATOR PILLOW OVER POLISHED COTTON TIERS 2 $3 so-»id..*b98 Z4’. 30” - 36- P«l' v«i«»«« ...1.98 Throw-abouts ih lots of any two for only $3! Frothy, color-on-pattem tiers to give windows an extra-special dress-up air! Beautifully! Choose finished to Penney’s exacting specification* fabrics ond colors — cotton cordu­ ocetatp-and- . . yours to decorate with in white, sandal­ rayon failles! Buy 2 wood. pink, yellow, green or wedgewood blue. ond save, save! Hurry in for this top buy! roys. The veterinary surgeons of Barry County have organised the Barry County Veterinary Medical Association with the following officers: Dr William Elliott. Hickory Comers, president; Dr. B- A. Perry. Hastings, vice presldent; Dr. C. E. Morford. Delton. Montary-treasurer. NORDIC, FLOCKED MARQUISETTE VALUES! PENNEY'S in HASTINGS Is Open Every Day 9 A.M. until 5:30 P.M. Fridays 9 A.M. until 9 P.M. �4—THK HASTINGS BANNER FhlTADIAI this activity, Mr. King speaks from । Harold Foster Goes to Okinawa husband, with the Agricultural I Southeastern PT A Meets Waivtes Examination Dept, joins her here in a month soutlMsstem PTA will be and then they will soon return I „ t,.,—«... s-ru m at 6:30. i ----- —' ~Z .’ home. Mrs OrtniUl. who grew up L ^...v Mlnrrr ,ln,CB' T*nn,‘r !-akC Ro'11' to Kalamazoo, has fun telling,™* wUI be a P®°'lck Mlp^7 ed wmmtoatton when arraigned Municipal Judge L. E ■bout her early days day* of sailing »alllng with a free wtU offering accordj Mr*. Glen Brower will Join about Thev will all __ trri « •*» R/Uv-rt Barnau on a cibmsd « nn Wall . Grand Rapid* friend* and leave .™ — re-- , .>n« —---------SaUsrday on the Theatre Tram Newell. Everyone wlU be encourentering. She wm bound 1 Tour in New York City. They during her stayhere .MrsJMrkbecome a member of the over to circutt court and ndeMol PIWOCK HOSPITAL : Personal Mention Barej'County bM. over the years. ADMITTAXCEB L U 1 I U l\ I n L • danooBtrated a real tnlerrai in 4-H Continued from Page One .jacUvfUas. WUlUm P Kirkpatrick County Agent Michigan State do (implied or intended) with the!mu, to lua article. dtocuM the University agricultural extension rektlve importance of the article* I County 4-H activities u a practical rxBCr'oxV’Viiiui bl Fkyi-’ Each writer will have aomcUiing Supplement to educational proUs Thctass. t»0 MsH*. --' difTerent to contribute and lhe.Rrams that, more often Jhan suitant at the UnivwMty of the ».ur Muu. 171 Bu« St Rpurtcrti arrival brings to four logical plan for drvrlTping Uie • by- 4-H bring into play information Die number of MSU Haff mon* -theme" '-glnuted in Uie classroom, thus MrDDuiVuJS"— °iua*r« Bsvvy. • • • 'giving excellent opportunities to aoe bi . svyCTs Bupt Guenther will “kick-on" put this knowledge to practical use. j ■ABBVILLB — Kay Bum CraMm. qie serioi with a dbcusMon of! one thing you quickly team on 1**1. Mila st. BUM U.h. <31 X. the school* development since “Educauon for a Changing World." _ nicrt-ng Ruwwlf B. Evans to that during which he will comment on! u a genuine entiiuriari about held agricultural CXcun; steps bring taken here to bring ‘ the ■ scouting program Like Mr. school methods and programs In;King and Mr Kirkpatrick, in line with Uie time*. YALCA and 4-H. Mr. Evans views The Hastings Area School Dis-. jcouUng not as a mere interesting trict to-tn Uie process ot growth healthful activity, but rather was appointed dls- what these changes are likely to j developed and compftbensive edumean, member* of Uie Hastings j caUarud program. Hto article will Board of Education liave made (Usov.s scouting from thia point UUWUl lo prexrt «»■ u- •»c>.« M.U ot pM UUU. -111 m.,«u IU-I> u, h. I.™ mlud, J0M1 c M, M,w“u> •M:*dmu,uu,.urol wmuailiWIW. — ■ wncrc a mrnp.ciicuaiic « raar.ua. pnraaru. A u..™ U « Uuor BoUr. will hr prno.ua h, Mr. MUaml Bmiu.. M rrjod u. President uf the Board of Educa­ tion. available for people In tills area. County sclsooto are still very much a factor in the overall edu­' gram is completed. Pennock will cational picture. Harold S Stock-' still be a comparatively small com- . well, our Qounty Superintendent’ munlty hospital and cannot pee­ r ribly be expected to duplicate all of ground In discussing thU subject1 Uie service* available al a large ’ hospital flth a resident staff of time permits, to comment on some: doctors and. technicians, on duty ‘ around the dock. Mr. Bay will cation. comment on both the improvements Camping, tn the opinion of Hastings Board ot EducaUon. ’He received the B8. degree from MSU and the M. S. degree from the University of Minne■Ota. Foster la put president of the Michigan County Agente AowociaUon and ata» received the Distinguished Service Award of the National Association of County Agricultural Agent* He to a member of the Mich­ igan and National Adult Edu-1 cation Association* and Uw Natlonal AssociaUon of Public Ad­ ministrators. Other MSU consultants at the University of the -Ryukyu* are Dr. Jack J. Stockton. chlef-<rf- UAXTIXQB party; Dr Flunk Roop, engineer­ ing consultant and Dr. Robert Geist, consultant tn English. I Square Dance Leasons NASHVIIXE-B Beginner's Western-style uiuare Snr Xdsoa. 13 dance leaauns will start at 7 pm. MIDDLEVILLE Sunday. Sept. 26. at the Lake­ side Grange Hall. Mane FrccBristol School Reunion Good reading! See you in No­ vanDer. A FLOOR TO MEET EVERY BUDGET HASTINGS FLOOR .COVERING 123 W. State St. I Mb* Sally Heath of R4 Has-1 ■ tings is an advisor at Uie Uni-1 j veraity of New Mexico. Advisors j were selected from both graduate | 1 and undergraduate students plan-1 1 nlng careers in counseling Miss | I Heath, daughter of Mr.'and Mr*. I 1 Adelfcrt Heath, wa* a National I I.Merit scholar and valedictorian at Hastings High School in UiS«^ She earned her BA at MlfhigBn and MA at the University of California. She was the director of Camp Fire Girls' Comp Kltanni*s this past Summer. HASTINGS EXPERIENCE HELPS US ...AND YOU iincc 1923. families have relied on Leona rd-Osgocd Funeral Home during bereavement. Years of serv­ ice have given us valuable insight into the special needs of bereaved 1 Truxell of Carson City, tn celeI bration of the Yerty's wedding anniversary and Mra. Truxell'* birthday. families, ond have taught us how best to fill those needs. Announcement Due to my accident on August 11 th My Office will be Closed Indefinitely THU®IS 01 WI uoumiu LE0I1HRDOSGOOD -junenal-Monte CHARLES H. LEONARD A. B. Gwinn M. D JACK 0 OSGOOD Phone 945-2471 ANOTHER Miss Solly Heath At New Mexico TOE MODERN FASHION m FLOORS »» CORNER WALNUT ANO S. JEFFERSON ex m„. h™». i. Buth CeartBtr.' stateside wlU> her daughter who I to now studying at McMurry Cols«»L "fl; O«o“v leire U1 nilnoto for her freshman Walaut, JagiU year. Mrs. Holina will visit nunr. Bari WU-1 frlends in Michigan until her i<7 riitb. st. ««. B«pl. SO lartk* guna. bwsiu u«n. ■»». - u» w K5w 5 >£'~ 3-*« buddy of his wm also a native of Kalnmaroo After service Bill, from Texa*. visited his Celery City pal. and that's when he mH Millie—hto future wife. But even more interesting than that is the fact that after they had been married for some time they discovered that their grandfath­ ers. u.1 young men. knew each other and attended school to­ gether. The Dick Cooks will be In Ann Arbor this Thursday eve­ woSduui ning to attend the Pa»t Presi­ dent* banquet of the Michigan PrcM Asaoc. They are returning HA1TIX0* Uie $500 00 painting, done by Bld Seeley, to U. of M. Art Coordi­ nator Michael Church. Tlito wu the painting on display at the local Arta and Crafts Exhibit in Hastings last week The Cooks ip Benson “ of• Lake — Hiawatha. ■ nTo >y ——• *U1 ** ln Deteoit Saturday and .n N. J. arranged a -Conference fly to Munich. Germany. SunCaratn! Call'' so they, and the Wright'day. They plan visits to Inns*JL i puns .could all visit together at j brack and Vienna in Austria. the same time and all wish Roni Rome. Paris and Landon before a very "Happy BirthdayThe returning home. Bervxms had Just returned Sept., Mr <nrt Mrs. Dmv11i shaull are CtoasB. BBT WUUtU ’ B4..’ BUtJo:! ; 12th from a Summer traveling | now ilrlng al ai8O commerce . through Eurojie. . . Rd. at Orchard Lake. Mich. Guests at the William Kirk.. «.,_M Rni-,r »in(«.n Patricks Algonquin Lake home u gpendlnB Ulb WMk wllh rc|„. .;#re,«*lnd IMn«“■ live* In and around Hasting* DB&OX „ XiiS a*™ t™ liome on W. Green Street. Sun­ day. Wallace Osborn drove hto grandson. Mike Engle, to Gren­ ville. Ohio, on Wednesday. Sept iMh. where Mike started hto second year studies at Denison University. Mr. Osborn returned liome the following day. Jack “Jock" Hopkins is now back at his studies at Miami U. at Oxford, Ohio, after a J&unmer traveling through Europe. . KaUiy Dunn to now at 261 Banti? □rockton St. Eastern Ky. Stale College, at Richmond. Ky. -------The James Colters will visit in Delaware. Ohio, this week. • Don Ron Sim is now in Uie Uni- and Youth Council activities, is ' • dents and teachers will be held something more tlian a healthy -----------------j Sept. 26 at one o'clock in tbo more information. and enjoyable summer pastime from the 'New Pennock." ---------•______________________ Dowling Church basement. The The Hatftnn Banner <toin» win be potluck with cofProperly conducted he to convinced So. good-by until November — “------------------------ fee furnished. The program fotUist camping U also an invaluable UUK I . ... I—_ historic and we do lute to miss a Michigan supplement to the overall educa­ October, which, in our books, to tional program. In cunmenting on unrivaled anywhere—but we ore | «pelling-bre. Persons having old B. M. OQOK. Editor happy that during our absence Uie «>ng books iKnapNick-s and Pat's 0XE HUXDItED AND I Pick! or old school picture* may editorial spot will be in such ex­ bring them. The ringing will lie TENTH YEAB cellent hands and will ofler inter­ -----I conducted by a former tear’— esting and informative articles b> bUHhcriftion Mrs. Nellie Donovan Clark. We hove the capable individuals who are verylatest much a part of the local scene. patterns uf^Marshan were gue*U ofher '«hUe Bill mrved rix and a half traduce th*_ PJA rtflrwa, and c^reed wUh tektog BIG WEEK! CARPET AMiatCAN XIWIFAFIR SALE DAYS AT Parmaleojr USE BANNER WANT ADS* 124 East State Street Look for famous 'Trade-Name' labels on the Get the Red Carpet Treatment on Things you need for Fall things you buy . . . you'll find them here! GIRLS' DRESSES LADIES CASHMERE COATS GIRLS’ PANTIES Five styles ... all ideal for school. Two styles . . . tuxedo or button front. Colors of beige or black in sixes 6 to 18. Rayon tricot in white and assorted colon. 4 for *100 Sixes 3 to 6x Reg. $59.98 NOW Reg. $2.98 NOW Reg. $3.98 NOW c«t44 One Group *<>r *1°° Beacon BLANKETS Valencia Thcrmo-Wcave of 100% cotton with nylon binding. 72 by 90 Inch. Reg. $5.98 NOW $5°° GARMENT BAGS Jumbo sixe to hold up to 14 garments. Reg. $1.19 NOW *1°° FABRICS Wide Wale Corduroy Reg. $1.49 Now $1.00 yd. Velvet Finish Corduroy Reg. $149 79c Now 2 yds. $1.00 Reg. 49c Now 3 yds. $1.00 Flannel Reg. $1.98 NOW $1°° Reg. $4.98 NOW *4 Nylon tricot in white and pari| Loco trimmed and tailored styles. 00 GIRLS' PAJAMAS Flannel in two-piece styles. Assorted prints. Sixes 4 to 14. SNOW SUITS Two piece with poplin shells and quilted linings. They have hoods. Sixes 2 to 6. Reg. $7.98 NOW LADIES NYLON HOSE Seamless of first quality in sixes 8’/j to 11. In shades of honey or mist.' Reg. 98c pr. NOW 2 *1°° LADIES SLIPS Dacron and cottpn blond. Lace tripimed styles in sixes 32 fa 44. Reg. $198 NOW *2” Reg. $2-98 NOW *|M LADIES HALF SLIPS Reg. $1.98 NOW 100% cotton in lace-trimmed styles . . Sixes 4 to 14. Sixes 7 to 14. Jumpers orc in fall plaids and the walker style skirts arc also plaid patterns. LADIES SLACKS NOW GIRLS' SLIPS Girls' Skirts and Jumpers . Wool, completely lined in solid colon and in pattern*. Sixes 6 to 20. Regularly $8.98 ond $10.98. — jw qq Now $1.99 yd. Sportswear Fabric of Cotton and Cotton Blends Reg. On. Group Now $1.00 yd. Wool ond Wool Blends Reg $2 98 $/8 Reg. $79.98 NOW *68 Reg. $89.98 NOW Terry towels in assorted prints. 3 LADIES COATS Mink trimmed all Wool coats; several styles. KITCHEN TOWELS Reg. 49c NOW *44°° $2°° *5” PRAM SUITS Two piece in cotton poplin. Pastel colore in sixes 12 to 24 months. Reg. $7.98 NOW *5” DIAPERS Gcuxc diapers; slightly Irregulars Reg. $2’8 NOW 2 dot- *5 °° �I hutband i» getting --------- . Personal Mention '£ZSg£KSiiSTSS i her at the U. of Colo : Solly teaches i at Haul Park, Joan to a »entor at MSU and Jane, with two oth­ er girl*. Uvea in an apartment in Battle Creek where they are all I rtudenu at Kellogg Community | College. Ford Coneys were’ dinner I The John Ingram family were ... . Friday evening at the Rex In Grand Rapid* for the wed- I former Hasting* resident* MrlCfcsey home honoring the birth-.ding of her nephew Friday eve- vuvreaaaaj V Meyer wa* sales manager with of ««• Mr «nd Mr*. Man-| ning. Mr. and Mr*. Ingram were •- Farm Bureau ■ Barry County Is W. Bliw until his retirement *jn Couch of Podunk Lake were there Thursday evening for the, sponsoring a contest foe Barry this last January. entertained for dinner at Uie I rehearsal dinner, County Farm Bureau Queen to be Mr. and Mr. Roger Williams I Casey* h«ne recently and! Mr». luymond Kerr, arrived held at their annual meeting on of Delum and Mr. and Mrs Ken-1 Friday aftembon callers were Tuesday from. Tulsa, dkla., to II Monday evening. Oct. 11. neth Dewey of Hickory Comers Mr. and Mr*. Lewis Marble. . b=r and were dinner guests of the Garth I “ ~-------- H --------------------i Florlas on Thursday evening. Saturday evening guests of the Florists were Mr. and Mr*. Wm. ------- - - - - . will accompany Mr. and Mra. Farm Bureau Seeks Barty .niintV iJllftAll E AT QUALITY FURNITURE by—. How does Farm Bureau in­ fluence State Legislation?. What Farm Bureau program* and jwojecU I consider the moat important, Ttw job of the commercial jubsldlary companies at Firm Bureau, or some other topic that they de- 16 PC. ROOM GROUPINGS DELUXE EXTRA LONG CONVERTIBLE SOFA. MATCHING LOUNGE CHAIR. SET OF THREE OCCASIONAL TABLES, PAIR OF TABLE LAMPS. PAIR OF PRESSER LAMPS. THREE SOFA TOSS PILLOWS AND PAIR OF BED PILLOWS—TWO LARGE PICTURES —COMPLETE IREC. II99.S0IL.‘ DOUBLE SOFA SLEEPERS Hopkins, Ken I Jbcrtcnux*. Ralph naturalness, poise, health and vi­ Shiritey* and Bob Kings. tality, natural beauty, charm and personality, participation in com­ munity acUvltie* and public spe.iking ability. The winner wiU receive a nice trophy lo keep and will represent Barry County in Uie Blate coo­ lest at Lansing on Nev. HL She will compete for the Il’Je "Michigan Fann Bureau Queen'' and a trip to the National conven­ tion and a chance to try out for Recliner lounge chairs ULTRA MODERN SOFA-RY DAY CONVERTS INTO A BED FOR TWO AT NIGHT. COM­ PLETE WITH STORAGE COM­ PARTMENT I REG. SS9.S0). Quite a Temper Barbecued STEP TABLES 5.88 RECORD CABINETS POLE LAMPS 5.88 12.88 PLATFORM ROCKERS SOFA BEDS 19.88 29.88 LINOLEUM RUGS Chicken & Spare Ribs tome and 5.88 With Stores Located Throughout Southwestern Michigan Newtreaa Lavnn Jamca. 41, R3 Middleville, waived examination ! Monday. Among the many this when arraigned txtfore Municipal year were Doug Cook and An- Judge L. E. Barnett on a chargn of malicious dealruction ot prop­ erty valued at mare than <100. wlU> her d.u,hur. Mr "' “ >“« • end Mr. lUberr Murphy, of *’"5 “ “f-V. ..... __ ■ . __ 25 th. Included in that lonedut Hamps are helping "Corky.' wife, and baby, Angela. . Mr*. Sidney Beach v 1 s 11 e d I all the windows In a oar owned were in Grand Ledge Sunday friends in Detroit for several by another perron, after he became angry early Sunday. visiting their daughter, the Wm. days during the week. Hewitt iamlty. ’ EXCITING DIAMOND VALUE OPPORTUNITY SPECIAL PURCHASE -i FURNITURE HASTINGS, MICH Pear Shaped Dlamond-5.12 Carats tapered baguette* In 14K white Gold. Total Weight over... Tom & Solly Robinson 5 1/2 Carats 205 N. Michigan Phone 945-4172 $2750. One Hour mm', cuneus u THE MOST IN DRY CLEANING Special— Starting Sept. 23-through Oct. 7 ALL DRY CLEANING 2 0Ff NO LIMIT We offer you complete PROFESSIONAL SERVICE, including spotting, cleaning and pressing . . . plus One Hour Service repairs. We also will take in shirts for laundering and provide a dyeing service. • OPEN 7 A.M. to 6 P.M Daily, Except Sunday Next to Quality Furniture �6-THE HASTINGS BANNER Birthday Poem for Blue Star Nite At Country Club Baptist Church At Lansing is Nuptial Setting The second annual “Blue Star Nite." arranged by ** the Masonic Blue Lodge and Order of the Eastern Star te to be held at the Hastings Coun­ try Club on Saturday evening. Sept 25. There will be a ctance and smorgasbord from « pm to 1 am All members and gue*a wiU be welcomed. Hie First Baptbt Church of Unaing. and Albert R. Pender, ton [ I Jane E. Clement. RN Continues Residence in Grand Rapids late Maurice J. Pender, on August 28U>. Rev. Howard P. Sugden per­ formed the double ring ceremony At St Mark's Cathedral in Grand Rapids Friday evening to jet Ml** Jane Ellen Clement graduate with her class from the Butterworth Hospital School ofNuratng were, besides her par­ ent*. Mr anil Mr*. Stuart Cle­ ment. Mr and Mr* Stanley Cumming*. Butterworth Htupifal trustee. Roy Woodruff, publisher of the Grand Rapid* Press, pre­ sented the diploma* to each graduating nurse Miss Clement, who had fin­ ished a year ut Calvin Collette prior to nursing, will begin her employment nt Butterworth on Monday She ha* btrn home this week for u brief holiday Mon- Cascading arrangements of large white mum*, green* and ivy on Urccian pwkwtal* and spiral can­ delabra* decorated the altar The organist wa* J. Richard Mitchell and Richard Carpenter ot Wa*hington .p C,. tololM sang Ciokey'* and "Whither Thou Goe*: Ute former Miss Blunk choae a floor length gown ot silk faced of re-embroidered Alencon lace. The fitted bodice featured a portrait neckline und long tapered sleeves cathedral train. A drejj crown of crystals and pearl* secured her bouffant veil Site carried a cas­ cade arrangement of ptuilncnoprls orchid* Fur something old Die | bride chose a linen Lire liandker- ' So you n*k Who has been MR. AND MRS ALBERT R. PENDER . . . Miss Nola Blunk Becomes Bride. I During her tenure »hc I* as-: stated by Mra. Howard A. Peter*. I Tile mother ol the bride chose rented by ■ silver hat and contain-11st vice president. Mra. William { a floor length (town of bright of phalai-nopsis orchid* from her Kirkpatrick, 2nd vice president; | r*.v<a i plnk "*,pe »™turmg an empire bridal bouquet Mra Stephen Johnton. secretary. « ><~.««>. ine and and “ accented tace b0 boFollowing a Canadian honeyund■ •*Mrs. Rudolph *" Flora, City lid i *wlltU “uu *!!? wnl«? “a Uce ’ — --------“ — treas-----w-a* matron ot honor । mother of the groom moon, the newly weds will make urvr. • Hsnn.vofwitrekT NV 1“ n°°r lw*El a"0*1*. ,htlr homc 1,1 Orant‘ Furt'' NotU' The 'kick-off luncheon meet01 Y: ' deep blue crepe accented by a bow , Dakota, where Mr. Pender will lng is scheduled for Oct. 1st nt at the waistline. Both mothers; continue work on hl* Ph D m u-u-son Sharpe Memorial Hall Frank Luter of Detroit Mi** wore large white orchid*. BusinessEducation at the Univet- whe- Dr Jiunfs h. Zumberge, Catherine Mueller, daughter of Presiding at the guest bookwa*, dty of North Dakota. The new pnsldt nt ol Grand Valley State nt.u.—I .Kirkpatrick of tUn... Mr* .......... *. ... Mis. Richard Mra Omrtxr Pender will will hx be trarhino teaching tn m cbi| W, ...... wm be_ ... the speaker. Hl* sing. Master and mistreas of cere- ■ the College of Nuralng at the Uni- ; {Opl(- wl|| be. ' Stretching HorlThe matron of honor. flower girl monies'for the reception were Rev verglty. I y™'a:td brld'acnakl* were identically and Mrs. Alvin Jones. At the gilt POSTSCRIPTS: . K,.rhll_ «„ gowned In floor hngth sheath* of table were Mra. David Brousr and Prenuptial parlies honoring Miss 1 Howard Perris will be co-chalrpeacock taffeta moire. The gown* Mra. Cullen Dubose, fellow faculty | Blunk was u pink themed mte- ’ ..' for thla flrlt frcnt ot th, member* at Mercy School of Nur»- rellanrou* ahower given by Mrs XX length sleeves aid featured wat- ing of I-m*ing where (te bride David Bower of Grand Ledge Atca‘cr'“ar taau trains falling from a bow at ha* been an Instructor tending were members of Uie fac- . I'®*’ ®' HUciUewlll the back neckline. Their bouffant A buffet reception wa* held tn 1 ully or .Xftrcy School of Nuralng , c . *?.na»„,Or. Ute Lansing Room of Ute Jack Tar of UnUng where Miss Blunk was carried cascades ot white glamellos mother - - - She waters the plants And dusta.cvery floor Don't look for dirt It's no', there arty more. She washes her dishes And starts the dinner As a prize housekeeper I'll say she la a winner. When Rennie comm home And looks at the house were In Grand Rapid* Jor the wedding of Mis* Sharon Van Iwaarden of Denver. Colo. nnd Tom Ethridge of Grand Rapids Sharon and Jane Ellen were roommates al Calvin College and nil during the three year* nt i puncn, Mn. ocou aurruia aii» i Butterworth. I Raymond Reagon were In charge Jane Ellen was Sharon* maid ;of the gifts and Miss Joyce uf honor and she too. plan* to Bateman preaided at the guest'-*"* Butterworth thh book -Jane Ellen* addies-, in Grand White glads and blue-tinted I Rapids 1* now HO College. N.E. carnation* graced the table with «>>d .he expects to return to the bride's cake. ! college later to get her degree in For traveling the bride wore a I Public Health Education navy blue linen suit with white ----------- •---------- -accessories and the corsage from \/\rc JohnSOn her bouquet. _> ■ r> t t After a wedding trip through. Reviews DOOK rOT southern Michigan. Ohio, Ken- .. . ... . tucky and Indiana, they are now i iNaShVlIle ClUD MR. AND MRS. DONALD V HENION . . Mian Virginia Sheffield Becomes Bride. Rev. Janke Unites Couple af Grace Lutheran Church 1 Miss Virginia Sheffield became the bride of Donald V Henion in a doubleo>- ring ceremony per 1 pkkrf . .00^,­ ; formed by the Rev Roger A. She W dolled up and smiling1'J Janke at the Grace Lutheran How can she get that way. iChurch 1-------- “ — '—— “Sept. —‘ " on — Saturday. It. She is smart and she knows at 7 o'clock. "Where there's a wilL there* a : Mr and Mrs. Craig Shaftleld, R4 Hastings, are the pa rente of Ha* tings. son for the Ladies Literary Club the bride and Mr and Mrs Don­ ------ -------- ------------------ ,— jin Nashville featured Mr* Aben ald W Henion. R3 Hasllnp. are ent from Alto. Battle Cree*. Ver- Johnson who reviewed Josephine And tin house 13 clean the groom's parents. montvUle, Potterville. Bellevue, Lawrence's hilarious book. Not She is back into bed Eighty'guests were prewent as Albion. Woodland. Frederic. !a Cloud In the Skv “ And looks like a Queen the bridal couple spoke their j Kalamazoo and Muskegon i Tiu-rc have been' many laudavows before an altar decorated j The rehearsal party wa* held rorV comment* nn<1 the highest Some call her Katy with large vsses of broiute mum* at Uie home of the bride'* par- praise, from club member*, Some coll tier Kate / and whit* gladioli and bwsktte of ,ent*. Guest* from out of town were Mrs Ada Roldt and Mr*. Oeriria completed their attire. ! so I crowned her myself and about Mrs. Johnson * excellent palm* from Indiana. Illinois. New York Oteson. aunts and cousins of the 1 Call her "Kathryn the Great” ’presentation Ulf book takes the Trumpet In D major wa* used o . . and Washington. D. c. I Bridegroom. In Grand Rapid* i When she is in the Hospital I humorous approach to the prob­ for the processional and line I he Glen Perkins The rehearsal dinner wa* haded ! Guest* Included relative* ami —--- — of Warren. Kenneth Arpin of Rock lem* of mandatory rcltrcm|pt by Mra. Gertrude Pender, mother ' friend* of the bridegroom* family I ut I*a»n Sliarpe Memorial Hall ^Tn. ’ KSXS^.Mark 53rd Jubilee Island, IU. and Fay Clardy Jr. of in the year l»75 •Too bad-but its O.K. clu“ members will partlclFrankfort, Ind.. Curl Mueller, of the bridegroom, ut Tkrpoff's The table wa* decorated ylth pink । Mr*. Walarc Osborn accom­ the organist. , The Glen Perkins celebrated Restaurant. The decor wa* iheincxl i and white floral arrangement ' Pal*' ln this annual holiday pro­ panied Mrs, Johnson to our The bride, given tn marriage f their 53rd wedding anniversary tn white and silver. Thirty-two 1 centered with a miniature bride R™m which lias txrcome one of ■ ring bearer. Ushers were Walter Tltey all rush rigid in neighboring tow n and wa* among by her father, wore a p«au de, Sunday. Sept 19. and here Is a .. land bridegroom. Specul guests inlh *outstanding meeting* ot thej OLv-oti and Raymond Brum, the guest* al the luncheon pn r sole gown with an empire waist-1 copy of the poem he wrotd to eluded an aunt and cousins of the Program scitcdule. Mra. Frank cousins ot the bridegroom, both blue and sliver Brocade suit ucBut she Is called the Angel to the opening meeting for t.\e line. Chantilly lace bodice, ac• I commemorate the occasion: bridegroom. Mrs Adrianna Emmett j B^kc has been named chairman. By everyone around there of Grand Rapids. rented by a bow. from which I Sept 10, 1965 ]Wa-lMJS club year and daughters from Switzerland. lor thl» occasion. The Hastings visitors men­ ,, streamers fell to^the floor, el- I can hardly believe It's going to | A jicrsonal shower was given by ! The 1966 New Year will be-! tioned that the club yearbook* They *oon find out bow length sleevfs and a finger: happen to me. Mr*. James Wanlrip of Lansing, gin at the First Mr-tltodlrt They are the ones being chew-' Up tulle veil held In place by a ' But n week from next Sunday were unusually artistic and at­ A bridal luncheon w.u hooted by'' Church with a luncheon und antractive due to the interest and cd lace and pearl tiara. She wore n will make fifty-three I Mrs David Koeller, matron of nual meeting followed by Mr And feel better when they go locket that was worn by her Any way you figure it. it's a heck effort of Mrs. John Boughton honor, on Saturday noon at Araiy's Alex Preus, director of museum. and her committee. out, grandmother, mother and older of a lot of days. Encourages Individuality Restaurant In Lansing. Kalamazoo, discussing. "PnaalLiterary Club officer* for this :• billUes and Practicalities ” ChairShe la doing herself a | bride's bouquet was of red rose* .set in her way*. • in your Kt— m i -i ij Iman for the luncheon will bei I with white velvet streamer*. 1 Yet I feel sorry for her and No Place Like Home.Mra F. R. Schondelmaycr. president; Mrs. Glrnard-Showal­ r Vivian Sheffield wa* her *1*- | that’s no Joke. After an absence of nine years.' Tlie traditional. "Book Re- , going ter‘» maid of honor. She wore a • She had to live all these year* ter. vice president; Mrs Claude Mr. and Mrs Ellsworth Newton view.” will be given by Mra D. j sapphire blue chromespun satin'' with ' an ornery old goat Titmarsh, recording secretary" have returned to Hasting* to N. Llpke. of Grand Rapids, at ■ street - length, sleeveless dress, ' Sound* Just like Glen." com- : Mr* Sam Smith, corresponding make their home. They recently I the First Methodist Church.. with unpressed pleaU. 'A silver imerited Mr*. Perkins, with a Mr' c>™ purchased the Chester Arehurt Friday oRtynoon. Feb 4th. Tra lame' belt accented Uie waistline Ilo..l> «n.l. uw tnu In her treasurer. -Iwnw-jui Rl Middleville rocui. chairman Will be Mrs. Gordon Her matching blue saUn pillbox icyes Flattering Lighting. । and areltnppy to be back among | Haven?. hat was trimmed with silver lace I their sarui- neighbors and friend* As in the past, one of the | veiling and she carried white fuji whoothey livid before working highlight meeting* -will come (‘ mum*, with while velvet ribbon Written by Mra. Ina Guae. j Mrs. Donald Bachman of Hasin Battle Creek. He Is with the when the H.H.S. senior girls and i -~Clark Equipment Co. and siie is, their mothers are guests of the <ago 7“' ting;, and Miss MissLeola Sue Engle I। tings j of Potterville, cousin of the employed at Leila Hospital os j club March 4th nt Leason Sharpe | 12676 ‘Bene, Na Sitting Charge*. bride, were bridesmaid*. They -------------------No on< claims that Ulis Is and earned carried oouqueu bouquet* I tlonal prominence as a speaker.; “ **Y “ wore gowns ana I clepartment. twit r,t * identlc-d u—to ... Uie maid __ j of honor's '_ । Mra. John Shnda, of Detroit, will' great poetrynrw.tr*.but everyone of . . All This . . . and at Special Prices I There's n new UtUe ' CulUgan visit with h«r audience about, Kathryn * many friend* (itte-t • ” wore ——matching *--shoe*. -----AU Amy Leigh Usbome, niece of | gal" at 915 N. Jefleison. Susan ''Love and Marriage " Co-chatr- *° |tfl accuracy: It L* absolute That You Can Afford to Pay? only I Irene, bom on Sept 11th. JThe; men for the reception and tew t®431 and not one lota of fiction, the bride, daughter of Mr. and happy parents are the Tdonuw will be Mra. Mlle* Donnan and ls a worthy solute to a gal- Mrs. A lek Uabome of Hasting*. 107S. Jaffe non Hostings Phone 945-3967 Frenthway*. ' ■,... Mr*. tinier. Robert Suntbeimer. ,j “lant un ia<iy. lady. There will be a Historical So-| ~————————— similar to the maid of honor Timothy John Neeb, nephew of clety Fashion Show titled. "Mad for club members on OoL 15th Hatters Ta* Party" the afire-1 ns iui extra activity other than Ute bride, son of Mr. and Mra. it's a portable component stereo system Ix>uU Neeb of Woodland, was the noon of April 1st that promise the regular monthly meetings to be an informative and dr-1 Departmental chairmen far Precision “balanced” com|K»ncnt«. plus IB petik Mr and Mn. Robert Henion. hghtful affair. Mrs. Anthony the Hastings Women's Club *crvHcin and Mrs. A. B. Gwinn will Ing for the 1965-1966 season in­ R4 Hastings, aunt and uncle of | the groom, were/master and mis- j big-net tone and realign! Three handonnti* unit* an into compact 27 n> portable. Includes new ward J. Storkan; education — Donald Bachman. *13 r-M 4-Specd 'Stere-O-Matic'*’ " ‘ . . twin dual-speaker’enefte A T Hohn will manage the ar- Mr»- Veroon V. Engle; fine artsplaced up to 16 ft. apart . . . Diamond Sty lu> . . . rangement* for the cus'omary Mra. George EUloU; liome—Mrs . Ushera were Curtis Henion of 1 "custom-sound” control*. fit in Fcbniary Ttie dax- *..l naUonal a/fairr-Mra. Richard groom. An An £2 " S. lubm. » «<*• •»> *»-l M Sil 9— 2 SLTSE White s Photography SENIOR PORTRAITS Versatile, Wonderful Stereo s119’5 The natural contour look can be yours with “Captivate”’in Lycra by LEVVELLA OF MUSIC feather pillbox hat. Mrs Hen- ‘ •on choG? a medium pink light wool *ult with black patent■ leather shoe* and puree, white hat and gloves. • Pancake seams. • Lightweight Lycra gives powerful control. • Sculptured Lycra back panel for “natural contour"look. Phone WI 5-4284 Open All Day Thursday • Lycra side panels are Z-shaped foe added hip control. WEEKEND SPECIAL Endsley cutting the cake. Mrs. BIG THIRSTY BATH TOWELS • Concealed detachable garters. • Dipped front; white only. Panty ‘6 Long-Leg ’6 21" HOWTO FIND YOUR SIZEi 1 Wabf | Six. MUSIC CENTER 138 W. State of bronze mums. Tho reception war. field in the 25-25’ 27-28’ S M ’ 29-30’ L “ 31-32’ x 44' 67™ XL MODERN DECORATOR COLORS The Mint- Green Blue MistLemon Yellow Old Gold Candy Pink Persian Rose Bonnet & Gown Shop Alma Fingletoq Mother-Daughter Permanent Special 2 lor $15°° (Coloring - Styling - Setting! has joined our Sally’s Beauty Salon hair stylist* 115 N. Michigan FRANKLIN 102 W««t State at JeHertoti Ph. 945-4972 �/ THE BMTWGB BANNER-1 Society newS; ciai o ------- •--------------------- ................. ,...|H*aa 06726637 permission. we will reprint from Reports on New 'Mothproofing the happy time, and lore museIra ctHtMe tor the weekend. The Henderaou la living wjth the for aomc of the gurata, when the Vernon Engie family while she Jim Radfords hooted a buffet la in Hastings Among the mrm.•upper and bowling party a SunbciB ot the HaMlngs families as Hocnan Fddpauscltea were gueMa guests, were Summer exchange those among the uO gutata who misting foursome. ;Und*. Mark Engle (Sweden). -Evie vonReis (Ireland >. and •”7“*- r“n f«Wie. score-' The fire foreign exchange atu- Cathy Gaskill (Japan). There arc three exchange stu­ wtoe and otherwise, took a pain- dente. all ment attractive and , dents In Middleville this year! !£,!£ “ inclined participant tus wlLh American Denmark with Uie James PolThjBun.eUL^.N.UUUu..^ hetnua family; Margarctha Anj cxirtnet guys and guto al Lark- ixene on 8 I"irk st Thundav lterr nwth^* Mr^^ eTe*Un« M<ny Ir.tcrasUng facto trod Mulford family, and Barbel Rasch from Germany with the _ _ _ _ _ _ Eugene Ecker family at Payne three young ladies *32.“—____________________________________________ h2 «•>>*>. <• .... luiuadmon. ftmniF pubiw.lh.ww.old Thomapple River. t<! that It was authentic as .any she plana to write aoveral Morias Mrs Richard Feldpuusch was, American Italian meal ^isuld,for publication tod home about chairman for gu<u day at Ha*-1 Ungs Country Club Tuesday when • the ladles gathered for luncheon• 1 [BAKED GOODS Glazed & Sugar Donut, Danish Pastries 54c 6 for 42c FRIDAY & SATURDAY Chocolate Glazed Donuts _ _ 6 for 42c A chocolate yesit railed roll and chocolate gtoxed . . . A real heat! Crabapple Jelly Filled Cinnamon Delights 6 for 42c Scmcjhing different! Family Sixe 58c____ Small Date nut. apple, almond, blueberry, butternut, pineapple Cookie Qqy The addition of QA compounds lard Lawrence. William J erow, Robert Huebner. Roman Feld- —the com­ pound la needed for two gallons French. Mrs. Roy Hubbard en- i trrtalned a group of todies prior! to the lunchcork In honor of Mrs. They purchased the house at redded Sunday afternoon Dr. and Mrs John Willianui were hnsts to the । Youth FellowslUp group of the Eptocopal Church at their tone, An impromiu Sunday evening rille as the teacher-director, Mrs. Mary Winder of Rl Hastings Is a regular teacher and Mrs. Harry Brown of 111 Hastings Is the substitute teacher. The children receive training In simple household Wlndes. Those st the school Inclade, front row: Roger Cwik. Kathy Moore. Billy Stauffer and Darla Cappon. Second row: Colleen Frisby, James Ogden. Carl Wilcox. Terry Young and Carolyn Lum­ bert. Standing: Joyce Hawkins. Mra. Rogen, Sherry Herrington, Mrs. Wlndes. Lynn Knickerbocker and Mra. Tresa Brown. Contribution* to the school —which does not grt any State aid — received since May 1 came from the Hastings Jaycec Auxiliary, Altoft Mothers (Tub. Senior Citixens Club and the following in memory of Florence Campbell—Business A Prfo&sional Women's Club, Mra. 8. Maurice Sheffer. Mr. and Mra. Nell Adair, Mrs. Frank Adair, Hospital Guild 13, Arlene Camp­ bell, Barry County Sportswomen's Club and Hastings Rotary Club.—Photo by Duane White. FrddpamKtlm honored Mrs. Ed- Coffee Cakes 32c W«d, 4 jor 01<t $|,QQ DALE’S BAKE SHOP Personal Mention Recent United State! Depart-1 from the the' Navy. Nary. Mr. and Mrs. men! of Agriculture research has ElUsorth Elbaorth Newton and daughter, daughter. I revealed that mothproofing is an-Mr*. Betty Hannon, had as dinassest of quartenary ammonium ।------------<QA) compounds commonly used iCUzar of Sturgis, Mr. and Mrs, by homemakers to sanitise and :Robert Mason of Augusto and soften Uielr wash says. Martha ; and family from Vermontville-. nomics agent. The Erik vonRel* family were The most successful testa show guests of hto brother and family that the treated fabrics are IS times more effective in repelling the clothes moth larvae than un­ I treated fabrics Straits Bridge, the Mighty Mac to USDA researchers also found their exchange student daughter, that QA compounds added to Hilda Canon, from Ireland They automatic washer* provide more all drove ocreas the protection. They OUeve that tills enjoyed both way*. 6 for 39c A delXKMM ycavt ra.tod dough hied m pure vegetable ■b rtrnjng to* golden btov&i. Chorea of lugared or glared Pumpkin Pic Result65c______Special All Week! Spiced juit right. Your washable woolens washings. mothproofed, as well as cleaner. I brighter, softer and more wrinkW Ila family gathering tjou'll love our • ugh sddiUcnbI BACK TO SCHOOL KIDDIES left for Detroit Tuesday and flew Feldpnuschcs wore, the . Robert I’d rather be to Grampa's house. Ot any I know. For Orampa says to London Wedntwdny where ala­ will visH before leaving for Brus­ Cottcrs, Mrs. Jack Kennedy and sels and other European elite*. Mra. Bober: Stanley. When I get down to Grarupa's house. Barrett will meet Mrs, Izionard Mra. Ted Burkle entertained Strong in Athena. Greece, where members of St. Annc’w Guild at Bet I’ll make things hum. tier home on 8. Broadway Rond No one will say: "Stop that Personal Mention much higher concentrations In their washers for fabric softening purposes without harmful or ir­ ritating effects on the skin Some of the mothproofing pro­ tection has lasted through three washings without adding any more of the QA compound. Even smaller concentration* of the compound were found to pro­ tect tiic cloth from Uie carpet beetle larvae. This was unexpect­ ed because mothproofing to us­ ually not a-i effective against the carpet beetle. Mra. Kuhn notes that prelimi­ nary dry cleaning tests have also been encouraging. Present data shows that a single treatment with the QA compound is more lasting through additional dry ENJOY CAREFREE Friends of the Frcel Joneses, former residents, will be pleased to hear that his sister. Mrs. Charles Vandlen. lias received word that they were unharmed in the hurricane "Betey." Free! Is employe,! by th# government in New Orleans, arid he and hi* family were in the midst of the storm area losing their new car, their mobile home, and clothing, but were very tiuuikful to escape bodily harm. Smart Hair Styles Require Shear Artistry' Try Us Office at 140 W. State Street (next to The Cop­ per Lantern I, invites you To call hftn arWI 5-3429 at any time you need $25 to $1,000. MONEY FOR A FUN-FILLED SUMMER Hastings Climb the biggest trees. Slide down the banisters. Grandma wont scold me if their spouses enjoyed a party I track up her kitchen floor. und poUuck dlnrter Thursday When you’re Insured hy “Walt" when I get down to Club. Golf wax also played after Grandma's house. I'll be a boy again. Marahall Saturday to attend the NEW Boatowner's Policy wedding of their niece. Rosemary They ain't afraid of freckles. Tlwrc were approximately 50 Nor bother Tjoui the rain. Green, and Robert Wannun. at Hull Coverage Ill ride the horses bareback. Uie St. Luke's Church, and the tings Country Club for dinner Walk on every fence. UoWSty reception at the Moose Hall. and bridge Saturday evening. Mvdical Paymvnts ■Guests of the John MetoenTop tallica for the todies were No one will scold me when bachs over the post weekend for . .. held by Mrs. Roy Hubbard. Mrs. I tear my pants! were Mr. and Mra Robert Hum- Outboard, • tnboarda • Sailboats Gordon Ironside. Sr., and from Geel That's cozy living at Grampa's house, I Nashville. Mrs. John Hamp and _________ troit, The,previous ------------------------------weekend Mrs. I Mrs Al Smith.' Winners among l have such fun. Ill be awful the men wen: Cedric Morey. Ru­ Sony wiien vacation time done. Metoenboch a brother, the Jack Burton family ol East Lansing. dolph Flora. Harry Burke and m soon be down to Grandmas Kcrc guesta. . Open Evening* by Appointment Larry Martin of Middleville. • house. . Mr. and Mrs. Myron Reynolds. (PEG PRESTON. Owner) And be a boy once more. t Tlioru St., were Sunday Where I won't get scolded when •|S38 "Side of Strand Theatre" evening callers of Mr. and Mrs. Ward Erway* on Sunday were Sylvia Hansen - Phyllis Rider - Mary Jane Hayner hto abler and husband. Mr. -and 1 ■track up Grandma's floor. Ellsworth Newton at their new 219 Wort State St. | Mrs. Albert F? Wolfe. !. J. Renneto. Cloverdale home west of Hastings. he William F. Arnold, mana­ ger of the Model Finance WOLVERINE’S 3d MONTHS TO REPAY Coll 945-3382 HASTINGS PEG'S BEAUTY BAR Diamond Savings up to °N INSURANCE AGENCY OVER ’75,000.00 DIAMOND SELECTION MODEL FINANCE 140 W. State St. Hastings TO SHOW OUR APPRECIATION FOR THE 11 WONDERFUL YEARS IN HASTINGS WE OFFER THESE ANNIVERSARY VALUES SALE STARTS THURSDAY, SEPT. 23 (USE YOUR CREDIT) Charms - Charms - Charms and Charm Bracelets LAY-AWAY-FOR CHRISTMAS 1 3 OFF n Watch Sal6-iD, “^r,w,,i) Large SelectkA Late Summer and New Fall Jewelry 1 3 OFF Birthstone Ring Holiday A Oneida Stainless Steel A - Seven superb c(iamonds set in luxurious 14K gold. Formerly $500.00. 50 Pieces < Service for 81 $19.95 Reg $2'9 95 Our Price $350.00 Communi ty^i I ver JiO-Piece (Service for8» B ■ B - Simple 4 prong 14K gold r setting enhances beautiful diamond solitaire. Formerly $250.00. Our Price Kes $89.50 rC - Bridal pair is elegantly F designed with 7 dazzling ' diamonds. Formerly $375.00. Our Price / $275.00 1 Large Selection Elgin, Hamilton, Winton and Famous Brand Names Sale $59.50 Values $39.95--0ur Price $27.95 Large Selection Watch Bands $175.00 c <>Q $12.95 Values to $25 00 Values $10.95 Sale $4-49 1 Large Selection Hamilton, Elgin and Famous Brand Names A - Formerly $700.00. Our Price - $475.00 Ohly 6. AM Transistor Radios (Values to $15.00> B-Formerly $1,000.00.*Our $9.95 Values $89.50--0ur Price $49.95 Price ^750.00 100'S OF ITEMS MARKED DOWN FOR THIS SALE' �1 S-Tffl* HA8TWOS BANNER Thursday. September 23. 1W5 > atorsgv department. He retired tn | IMO. I '■ Births at Pennock He was a former member of live Moronic Blue Lodge and be­ ’ totured to Emmanuel Episcipol Church. ‘ . ’ Mr. Bamea le survived by lus [wife., two sons. Charles of fit Johns and William of Charlotte. ! N C, and three granddaughters. ! The body refxiscd at th: Lconanl-Osgood Funeral Home until Funeral rerviecs fur William Huie for tile services. * D Barnes. Bi. 618 E Colfax. v.ho died Tuceday afternoon. Sept it. ut Pennock HoapitaL are to b? iield al 1:36 pm. Friday ut the Emmanuel Episcopal Church The Rev Don M. Gury la to ofliciatc and burial will be* in Rivmldc Cemetery. Mr. Karnes had been in III • Your B'akr In Sprinklers’ by health fur three yean prior to , Ha.*t Ings Insurance Agent ’ Rob­ hi. death and had been ho.- ert W. Sherwood to Ute title of pitallaed foe M days. article published in the B.-pUuiHe was born In Wellsboro. Pa. txr Issue <>f Ttk- American on Aug 4. IBM. the son at Augus­ Agency Bulletin, the official tus apd Sarah 'Bulb Hanies. publication of the National As­ He attended high school at sociation of Insurance Agent*. WXlaboro and attended the Bits.-. The article is an address Electrical College at Wasluiuuai, given by ’•hrraood tn sales­ D. C, men of the t Iking Sprinkler . Frederick J. Newton OMO8A. Mr. Barrun worked for the Be ll Company last Spring when U.S Navy, has recently completTelephone Company al Boe.ion. th<% met here fur a sales semi­ td ’he pnwrlbed course of study at. ths U. 8 Naval School. CunMass, for several years then nar. nerr .Mate. Claw "A" Service moved to Ametyvillc, N. Y. The article reviews, the ad­ where lie operated on electrical vantages of automatic sprinklers School Command. U. 8. Naval Training Center. Great take*. ■ contracting business. for fire protection, rspccUlly III After spending his have with I After a few years his health (:utn tin liuunuur agent* stand­ his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Elis- j failed and he returned to. point. worth Newton Rl Hastings.. Huj Wellsboro to rest, tn lOIH hr ■ ■ ------ ... | will report to McGuire Air Force1 married Carrie Vandergrift of IVeilaboeo. They farmed In that Faces Check Chart»e I Bose. N J. and fly lo Rota, i area for si* years before re­ , David S McDonald. 21 Bclle- Spain, where he will Join his a destroyer, the U. S 8 I entering the electrical budne.c vue charged with cashing a ship, Zellara 777. tor duty in the Midi- | In 1827 they moved to Coopers­ 15 07 "no account ’ check nt terranean. He Joined the Navy , ville. Mich, where he did elec­ Moon’s Grocery nt Dowling on in December. 1M4. and complettrical work for the Pet Milk July 26. waived examination fed his basic Boat Training at Company. In 1835 Uiey moved to wlien area limed before Munici­ ! San Diego. Calif. H&olings where he was employed pal Judge I. E. Barnett Satur­ by Plunilr'y & Vandegrlft, Dried day. He was bound over to. the | Sunday gue*t* of the Charles I Milk Plant. In 1837 he went to next term of Circuit Court. Hr i A Hammonds w ere Mr and Mra ' work for the E. W. BUaa Com­ was reltaaed on Ills own recogni- Wm Buckland of Rattle Creek I -Mr and Mrs Eugene Henlscr 1 pany os head of the* pattern rance. «rre cuests Sunday at the home; ' of Mr. and Mr*. Douglas Bab-! ; cock of Haslett who entertained With a reunion of the four I couples who were in Germany j together 10 years ago. Thl* 1* I an annual gct-to-gelher for the group The Henlscrs have recent­ ly returned from a week's va­ cation at the home of her mo­ ther. ^Irs. Wayne Inglmton, al Platte Lake. Miss Margaret Keeler and Miss Amelia Walter attended a retire­ ment dinner party «n "Friday evening for Hanna lllelow. an employee of the Michigan Bell Telephone Co, at- the Green Ridge Country Club ut Grand 2, Rapids WHEEL HORSE, OF COURSE I t.«n Elliott. Hulun ml Mrs Harold Vogel and Jatie of Now mowing’s fun, and faster, too. M,rT L” " I Grand Rapids ware Sunday Thi( 4-teason tractor eases aU lawn „°*‘la'guests of the Leo Wellfarcs. . - , . , _ ...... B'.r.U Jtan 11*11. Delton and garden tasks. Test-nde ? Call: 1 Sundav evening callers at the • Ciaudr-Otn* Illekoty Cornett ?? । home of Mr and Mrs. Wayne Wellman were Mr and Mrs E. L. CARPENTER * Jauir* Mo'-ney ll.otingi J* | Warren Tyrrell at Wayland, and 19 Mr. and Mrs. Harold Jones of HARDWARE Grand Rapids The Wellmans 142 E. Stole 51. s» visited Mr. and Mrs Lloyd Colburn of Caledonia on Friday eveinlng. | Mrs. Minnie Williams entrrI mined on Monday a RUt*st. Roy ’ Leech, of Ixwk Haven. Pa , who ; was <Jf special interest to her j Mr tzeeh Is a cousin of Mrs Williams whom she had not I known about, and who. In com| piling a "family tree” contacted ‘ her As Mrs Williams had much >information concerning the -family, they spent a very pleasI anrand Interesting day together I wy A. Kcllogfe. who has been viisrfing his sister, the John T Now Forming At I Woods, for 10 days, returned to | his home tn Flint on Monday j The Roy Yaegers were guests I of the Russell Knntners at Hart on Tuesday and Wednesday of - last wrs-k A Sunday ago. the AT MIDDLEVILLE Roy and Vern Yargers. local, and the Glen Yargers of Battle Creek • Three Divisions: Ages 7 thru 12; 13 thru were in Jackson for a family get15 ond 16 thru 19. to-gether at the hornr^of their sister, the Al MulksZ • Registration—Saturday. Oct. 23—10 a.m. Mrs. H. K VandeOlessen spent the weekend with friends from • FREE Instruction — Saturday. Oct. 30 — Battle Creek at Shanty Creek 10 a.m. near Bellaire. Mrs Mary Scudder returned Sunday from the home of her DON’T FORGET: SIGN UP FOR daughter, the Gerald Shafers, of Battle Creek, where she had PRIZES & FUN spent two weeks recuperating from her recent Injury. -William Barnes. 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Swivel Rocker Straight DAVENPORTS $274.50 Now $174.50 Berne...v____________ Now $209.50 Berne Was $259.50 .......................................... _Was$359.5O Now $274.50 ___________ Was Internotionoi DINING ROOM SUITESWas $334.50 ' Basic Wit* - Walnut Now $249.50 Drop Leaf - Buffet ond Hutch - Four Chairs $259 50 Stanley - WalnutWas Now $209.50 Round Table - Four Chairs - .China Was $249.95 Dearborn - Maple Now $199.95 Drop Loaf - Four Carver Chairs Join the Junior BOWLING LEAGUES MID-VILLA Hodges presents... dimension ...a'new shape in fine china by LENOX BEDROOM SUITESKent CoHey______________ Was $349.50 Now $24^.50 White French Provincial . . . With Night Stand Basic WitxWas $239.50 Now $189.50 3 Piece Walnut Was $167.50 Bassett - Walnut Now $147.50 3 Piece (Twin Bed> LANE CEDAR CHESTS 10% OFF Lamps L--------------------------- Up to 1 2 OH Pictures Up to 1/3 OH Wall Plaques Colonial Hurrican Lamps ... 2 Up to 1 3 OH Was $39.95 7 Yr. Crifau& Mattress $1.00 Now $35.00 1 Pink — 1 Blue One Only: Colonial Black High Back Chair Was $19.95 $89.95 Solid Cherry Tea Cart----------Was Simmons Hide-A-Bed ------- Was $279.95 Now $10.00 Now $40.00 Now $249.50 With 60-lnch Wide Mattress Daystrom Dinette..Was$149.50 With Fovr Chain and Ont Laaf I Walnut DeskWas For creative entertaining in lovely-^omes. Grace and dignity re­ stated in a bright new way. Windsong —a floral garland in white and sky-blue raised enamel, set off with platinum banding. Five-piece pface setting $27.95. Combination' Coffee-Tea Pot $31.00. See Dimension, the newest creation in fine china Ask Now about oqr CHINA CLUB PLAN .. the easy way to buy — take 12 months to pay. It's Not Too Early to Place, Christmas Orders Now in our New Store ... 122 West State St. Now $119.50 ' $47.50 Now $34.50 (MUI! HOME OF FINE FURNITURE 105 East State Street HASTINGS . Phone WI5 5105 ' �WIIIIIIIIIihiiiiiiiiiiii Alan Haywood Architect for LI.U. Complex Armed Forces •News Notes- day at the World'* Fair and be­ cause it wa* a little rainy that Monday they didn't have to stand in line tor any of the ex­ hibit* and consequently saw twice a* many placet. They did Jackie Coleman, her aiater and her roommate from Battle Creek, and Lillian Haywood returned Saturday after a week** motor trip to New York City. The laiter’* non. Alan Haywood, who Um at Ml Washington Ave, thurad-r, S-pHmlx, 23. 19S5____________________________ S«rti«n TI IV f James R. Hartman, ion of Mr. and Mrs. Richard C. Hartman. K3 Delton, wa* commissioned an Army second lieutenant after be­ ing graduated from the Infantry Officer Candidate School al Fort Benning. Oa. sept. IS. During the 23-week course Lieutenant Hartman reerived Instruction In military leadership responsibili­ ties. tactics of small Infantry unit*, map and aerial photograph reading and Army administrative procedures He entered the Army in . December 1M1. The 24-yearOld officer la a ISM graduate of Delton Kellogg High School and attended Kalamazoo College. Be­ fore entering the Army he was employed by Fuller Manufactur­ ing Co < architect, Is now associated with :Davis, Brody and Aaaociale* ot New York and al present la working on the new buildinn ;al. Long Island University in STOP Lake Odessa to Have New Church FROZEN PIPES! The Hastings Banner Work Is to begin soon an a new building far the Christian, HEAT TAPES j | ■' NO T1MI LIMIT Lewis Electric Cloverdale The Bale Briggs Buy Hardware At Vermontville navigation and low altitude^ ■■ simulated bombing. SAC radar1 bomb scoring unit* along Ute 2400-mlIe competition route will; ■ Dedicate Organ On Bunday evening. Sept. M. at David Cogswell will be guea) organist. Cogswell U a graduate of the Naahvtlle High School ' and holds hl* Bachelor of Muaie , Degree from Western Michigan Light The Floyd Armours have re? Mrs. Vera Sedore Of Lake Odessa will be tested during tiro six-’ Dies Thursday hour-plus missions on pin-point GUARANTEE! n Sunday Night Waah.. for the Strategic Air Oommand <BAC> "Wqrld Series” I tombing and navigation comped-I flon. Major Fans is commander I of a'B-52 Stratofortres* aircraft i representing Turner AFB. Ga.. j during the Sept. 12-18 event. TheJ major* aircraft will compete ■galnsi *3 other* being floa-n by | the best of SAC * B-52. B-58 [ Hustler and B-47 Stratojet air­ crews The B-52 1* the aircraft! fldipn by SAC combat crew* on! missions over Viet Nam. Accur-1 RII REPLACEMENT ^■■■iPrcsbyterians to. a r Funeral services were reived word from their yrancV Rev. Helrigcl to daughter. Leta Stanton, that she Is settled In Germany and en­ Give Family Night joying her work very much. Letk. Middleville Program ij* assisting at a girl* boardlnk school, being sent by the Men» nonltc Church on a Good Wig held Gordon Ironside Agency He Creek High School graduate ■ was comm la Honed In IBM | through the aviation cadet pro-, gram. His wife. Marilyn. 1* the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mark M. Stockham of 107 Inn Road, INSURANCE 201 I. *»•»• **•___ l-«T. STARTS HERE Blairs Farm and Garden For Best Results Use Good Seed and Fertiliser WE CARRY— Creeping Fescue • Morion and Kentucky Blue Grau Perennial Rye • White Dutch Clover Hastings SPEEDY WASH COIN-OP Laundromat FERTILIZER— Heritage Haute • Wonder Gro • Milorganite lUOMltt MAY USE OUR OLLIR5 AND* SPREADERS PROFESSIONAL DRY CLEANING SERVICE LIONS Runncry, seamanship. damage control, nrsi aid. awtmmlng and survival. shipboard drills and Aviation Ordnanceman Third children; a sister. Mra. (EthelI Class Russell Martin, UflN. aon Jackson and two brothers. Ju-| of Mr. and Mr*. John A. Martin per Morrow of Lake Odessa and of R2 Hastings, aboard the al-’Howard Morrow of Kalamazoo. I tack aircraft carrier UBS Mid-I ------------•-----------' way. completed ml and recreMr*. Marshall Cook took her atlonal vUlts to the Philippines son. Doug Cook, and Kyle James I and the British Crown Colony of to Ferri* State Monday Ky re- ’ Hong Kong, following 41 day* in (turn* for hl* second term, and the South China Sea conducting j Doug I* starting hl* first, combat air operations against inMr. arid Mrs. Dun Fedewa and •tallations in North Viet Nkm. Maxine took Linda to Big Rap•nee deploying from Alameda: f Mg on Sunday where she ll en- LIGHT BULB October 4th to 6th A Member of the Hastings Lions Club will be Calling on You! REMEMBER: Your put provides fundp for the Ig$nl Uons Club's Sight Conservation work and all other community serv­ ice activities. REAL ESTATE Top Listings In TOWN AND COUNTRY PROPERTIES A BI-LEVEL IN HASTINGS HEIGHTS (nearly new), home on upper level, it ha* living room, three nice bedrooms, kitchen and complete bath, and the lower level has recreation room, laundry and basement, heated with gas furnic#,...$15,500.00 ON SOUTH BROADWAY, a nice home not all Dhithed. a good investment for one who understands build-ng Vid carpentry, has a living room, 12 x 16 ft. with dining space, four bedrooms, two full baths, car port, lot is 100 ft on road and 150 ft. deep, ha* four foot crawl space, and priced at only------ $9,000.00 TWO REAL NICE LOTS ON THORNAPPLE RIVER, dose to dam and good fishing site on blacktop road for$1,100.00 A REAL GOOD HINE ROOM HOME with three nice bedrooms and a store room upstairs, and down a living foom. one bed­ room. dining room, kitchen, full bath, has a basement with oil burner, ha* small basement barn, with stanchion* tile silo, 12 X 36’. ten acre* of muck land, two acres woods, good rich soil, located in Odessa Town*hip, Ionia County ....$10,500.00 FIVE ROOM BUNGALOW OUT ON NORTH BROADWAY, with living room, two bedroom*, dining room and kitchen combined, bath, hot end cold running water, three stall garage, right of way to lake for .........................$10,500.00 A YEAR ROUND .HOME dkT THORNAPPLE LAKE with living room, dining room, kitchen, two bedroom* and bath, newly paneled, new hot water heater, new oil furnace, and pump, has aluminum siding, two stall garage ....'.-------------- $9,500.00 A BUNGALOW IN WOODLAND VILLAGE, living room, dining room, three bedrooms, kitchen and bath, gas floor furnace, new asbestos siding, npw roof, carpets and drapes ..$7,150.00 A NICE HOME ON CROOKED LAKE to trade fv property dose to Halting*. A BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY ESTATE just out of town on two acre landscaped site, has large 24 x 27 ft. living room with Roman brick fireplace, parquet block flooring, dining area, three real nice bedrooms with closets, two full baths, strictly modem kitchen with monowalls built in birch cupboard*, disposal, lots of built in accessories, thermopane window*, full basement with a nice recreation room, forced hot air oil fired furnace, and another firepiece in the basement, attached garage 24 x 24 ft., one 4" well 238 ft. deep and another well 2 , low voltsge con­ trol lystem, place ha* a wonderful view of the countrywide, ha* lightning rods. lot* of shrubbery ....$12,000.00 A REAL SWELL HOME IN THE TAFFEE ADDITION, nearly new, has large living room, two swell bedrooms, dining room, kitchen and full bath, utility room, family room, lots of cupboards, attached two stall "electrically operated door, oil furnace, real large lot for r......$24,075.00 A REAL GOOD, LARGE HOME IN THE FIRST WARD, has living room, four bedrooms, large kitchen with real nice cupboards, family room paneled, bath with shower and stall, utility room with built-in cupboards, laundry room, bas^full basement, and A GOOD INVESTMENT IN TWO APARTMENT HOUSES, both on the same lot. the rear apartment house has eleven apart­ ments. and the front apartment house has three apartments, all of them furrtished except the overseer's apartment in frant. this property shows a good steady income, all furnishings go with the place, and it is a good chance to get in business all for decorated, good location for.....$15,100.00 A BEAUTIFUL HOME AT ALGONQUIN LAKE, all on one floor, has large living room with fireplace, three nice bedrooms, lots of closets with overhead lights, has bath and one-half, kitchen and dining space together, and bar. built-in stove and oven and dis­ posal. heated with hot water heater, fired with oil. new two stall garage, aluminum siding, paneling woodwork in living room, on excellent road, school bus service, for...$20,000.00 Wl HAVE A HOMf IN BATTLE CREEK, with three bedrooms and bath up and down it has one bedroom, living room, dining room, kitchen, full basement, new aas furnace, new water heater, new front and back enclosed porches, wants to tract for a place wKh about 30 acres north of Hastings. THRU NICE BUILDING LOTS ON HASTINGS HEIGHTS. 1ICB investment problems trust service can help you! Avis, f^ndix, Consolidated Defiance. Evans. Ford Standard, Tranter, Universal . . . you name it. we're familiar with it. Let our Trust Department -wade through that maze of tape . . . you get the most experienced service and moit complete records in Hastings . . . only at HCB, of course! Friendly, Neighborly Service for 78 Continuous Yt �V’ B-TH1 HASTINGS BANNER Saxons Open League Campaign at Alma All West Central | Foctb.ll Round-Up । Tr°”hy Elk o» MSU Museum Hastings Scores Teams in Action Strong Victory Friday Night ■MM l.Jte >' QMnNM Over Spartans M»*u V*Ji.j •> w»ri»s4. Greenville Facet Strong St. Johnt, Ionia al iMkeu ootl MH4rt.nl. At OalvSMI*. Blue & Gold Stopi Lakeview in Potting 27-6 Inaugural W'in Scoring Uie first Ume they got tha ball. Uie Hastings High 8uon* launched their 1166 fartboU vlclory over the Battle Creek lakevtew Spartans before a fine crowd of over 2,000 on Johnson Field Ungs High traveiing to Alma. ful Bt Johns lU<lwinw>. Ionia going to Lakewood and Grand GAMES TlluBSDAT fhto will be Uie Saxons first trip to Alma sine* Coach Joe k COLLSOI 0AMS1 SATOBDSY tcktfm Al CrullAl Ml! r> » aggregation which stopped Schedule Scout Leader Training Training Committee members Hams, Ken Weller, John Peter- are to conduct Cub lewder tralndown and move into Lakevtow K7iA1.FBACKS -• Mika Hes-s. Welter. “Brian Bhumway, Dave Hasting* look the saoond half fort fixated as Hastings drew a ll-yard penalty. Williams booted liastingi held as the Spartans attempted to move from their yws partially Mocked I and Hastings took sr.TSs’A. lZBaCJUI — Tom Gibson. He glrtraUon Will start at 13:90 at 1 o'clock. Planning the Cub Murphy. Jerry Dunn MtaJsi Beryl Munn. Ionia, Boout program wiU •• conduct®!; e; Gill Gerke, Greenville, al 1:30, Pack management and w, and Mike VanderVelde, I. linesman leader* who are newly registered Area Sportsmen Receive Turkey, Elk Permits The Grand Valley Council will conduct training for Scout iearl- Area sportsmen were among the lucky Michigan hunter* who selected In a machine drawLakeview launched their only ing^to hunt ttk and turkeys thia frame, picking up two first downs, the first coming on a fake punt formation that taught the> big gLme action Dec. 8-16 sea­ the first quarter, once in Uie Clareymen spread for pass de­ son U3 the Pigeon River region second and again in the third of Lower Michigan. the right half Instead of the deep> \Tlie turkey season to to be Nov. as they gained revenge for suckicker and John Converse drove» 6-4 in parte at Allegan County. Johnson Field. the Spartans for the past two to the Hastings 14. Another first down put the ball on the four Generally. HH8 fan* liked with Chuck VanHuysen going Reeelvlng elk permits are the remaining distance tor the what they saw Friday night. gnssus i ... AaiMM Ttie Saxons ran hard, blocked and tackled well and were a fine, Last Friday night Hasting Oltvn IL DOVIU Recelvlng turkey permits arc extra point. cohesive unit considering it was irked up a sound 27-6 win Molvtn Wlerenga. Rl Delton. their first battle Hastings moved after the kick­ off and picked up two first downs viile; Jack DeOroot, Rl Deltbn; Johns romped over Muui. 31­ putting like ball on the visiter's Conrad Miller Jr, Rl Richland; 13: Charlotte broke a 17-tame Uslrxiur hi* 16 before losing It on fumbles. losing streak with a 13-0 victory Ml Flaaaaat J museum artist John Hope of Michigan State University, who The Saxons forced the Sparta hi William F. ahirOeter. Gateeburg; at Eaten Rapids; Lakewood prepared it for display. The trophy animal, donated to the to kick and moved again, gain­ downed Maple Valley. 20-0. al university by Gary W. Loebrich of Sanford, Mich., who shot behind tine blocking. Weller ing two first downs reaching the Nashville; Onenrllic blanked it during Michigan’s historic elk hunt last December, wu 10 before the game ended Lakeview at Montcalm County. Headley, OoniMj__________ ______ ... recently added to the lineup of wildlife exhibit* at the Coach Clarey played his entire Plainwell; Janies M Snelling. Hastings' itcond touchdown squad. MSU Museum. Estimated to have had a live weight of and Alma was whipped by Mt came after Uie Saxon* forced Pleasant, 2S-6. Saturday night The Saxon lineup: R2 Dettoo; Dean Boulter. Plain ­ almost 1,000 pounds, the big bull ha* the largest set of Lakeview to punt from their own COLLBOB BEBUI.TS CHMd IMtea j ENDS — Stephen Fox, Tom well; Orris Crawford. Sheldon C. antlers examined by Conservation Department game 16. Starting from the visitor*' 93. Lanstng Oabrie biologists during the 1964 season. It* 16-point rack has the Clareymen scored on the Payne. Dennis Timm. Chariot Myers. Steve Bchondelmayer, Bellevue; Harkey Simonds. Rl a spread of 38 inches and beams measuring more than flfUi play. Wally Pool Tom Gibson smashed for six. 50 Ibches on both sides. --Mich. ,Dept. of Conservation the Uilrd to whip Alma. Phil If Bruce VanTIlburg, Mike Hess skirted left end for a Olbepn, Charlie Jordan. ' Al Ftlix Kotarakl, Rlchfirst down on the alx with Chartally and Phil Cook scored the ___---- .joa O Marshall Rl He Myer* tossing a key block. ie, Robert Cole. ucuon; ropym narunan Delton; 'Donald Hartman ano and | Gibson got three more, Weller », In Use third period Cook went GUARDS — Smith Long, Dick Robert Bptoteer, Wayland; MorHamm, Tom Kurr, Steve Youngs, ; rt* Carey Sr.. Lake Odea* from the one and the Use aerie* started at Greenville kick ror for the the extra extra Phil Gillespie, Bill Carr, Rex . Anthony Wykatra. Martin. , .. . .. „... ... . . 113-0. Weller's weuera kick ' five years ago, and the first « -----<-----------II was too hot and humid Friday night, but otherwise;point wasn't good. There were M Wieland. Terry Oreenlleld, Rod. Jim Daniels /cored from the opening win since 1956 when the Crothers. Tim King. Bill Shum-1 In Uie 1955-64 period. Central games Lower laoconda left in the quarter. everything was perfect for the inaugural gar. .. of ...the _________ JuckrCa edged Ithaca. 7-6. Michigan University** track teams Huting* kept the Spartans in **y, The game waan t as one-aided Michigan prep football season, and our West Central teams CENTERS —Lee Belfield. Bob;won four interstate Intercolleglthe hole for moat of the second fared very well. Five scored victories whfli three lost to non- canto. , ate Athletic Conference team After Quarterback Dave Ritter. final period Greenville led. 6-0. conference foes, Ionia dropping a heartbreaker to Lowell. QUARTERBACKS—Dave WU-tttto*. Williams punted into the end Coach Jock Clarey s Saxons looked like a coming ball club xous for the second straight the Wildcats had a first down time, Uie Spartans put the ball It was Uie Yellow Jackets' cn the Greenville IS. On the with speed, sire and poise as they rolled over the Spartans fyom in play on their 30 and fumbled Battle Creek uikeview Lhkeview lor for ii 27 points.. We believe they could riaitie vrceit first win over the Wildcats since -and picked up a major penalty bed a pitch out In Che air on; i have had more if they had wantwhich gave the ball to Hastings about the 25 and went 75 yardsi ed them. The HHS backfield wu on the enemy 19. FIRST IIOLK-IN-ONE i. Greenrllto for tl>c touchdown. * strong, and should get stronger Intercepted ar*Xh<Tr pass and with experience and versatility. Family Bundle, first play and Hastings lost and should get an added boost when Dave Wilcox returns to the Damp Wash • Wa»h pnd Fluff Dry through the right aide then lineup. Dave had surgery to re-1 Jackets' new coach. Ed Helby. W. Flahb Shirt.. Fhhrarii, W«k Clorhn move cartilage from a knee a nln^ Gibson smashed ever - Hl John* Juul llUle Uouble wrTK week ago Friday, and already frto' the four. Welter kicked HASTINGS HOME LAUNDRY rolling over Maxon Bob Every ...tv. walks ..ii well. I ....... ,a m . Good defensive play was shown (MRian & Ray QUoa) Gary Brwue made It 19-0 by Ln. Mike Murphy. 323 S. Michigan WI 5-4062 kTdiiiBiok Boyce went 10 yard* Tim King. Die------------------------- , Washington with his stepforced Lakeview to punt. The for a third touchdown in tho and the entire squad should 1mthird perlwl to make Dan Webstre went in fttkn the of the seven picks the Field. I#-11, In the find punc PUP OMID BBSULT* is* Cl S C lAksnaw 1. Every inch a rugged John Deer© You get B full measure of John Deere performance and conve­ nience in the fi h p. '*110” Lawn and Garden Tractor. Inde ticndcnt ground -speed con­ trol. Double-eafe electric start­ er. Double-action brake*. At­ tachments for mowing, clearing snow, gardening, spraying . v many more. Keep your bomeotead in trim, and handle many farm choree, too, with a John Deere "11CT Tractor. Convenient credit. Armchair Athlete V. JOHN DEERE LAWN fr GARDEN 7 FACTOR COMPLETE LAUNDRY SERVICE jwSSI ANNOUNCING Implements Ph. Wl 5-5052 12*4 N. Jefferson JTdidn't pan out'as Lansing The New Tom McKniile scored on a 49- ?Xeco^.do*n Picking Uie same teams again TD, then Webster passed eight Junior Bowlers Hastings oitr Alma. Lakewood over Ionia. Charlotte had two full sea- PROGRAM Junior & Senior Ionin stepped Lowell on Its Leagues Start Saturday, Sept. 25 other fumble on the 15 With Jim Malcolm took a pan in the end aosie for (he game's only tally- Bantam Leagues Start Thursday, September 30 iSi><>rtnmens \ Tun Fest at Kent League Mra Lois Stidham of We Have Sponsors .the 7*°?* HasMra I nia Htidluim r ting*, an alternate director of 1 District 5 of the ' Michigani i United Conservation Clubs, in' . Uie firat annual Sportsmens Fun I Fast sponsored by District S. ! See Mickey Lambert or Fay Alien Bob and Mickey Lambert , HASTINGS BOWL INC. Woodland at Michigan There will be skest. trap, rifle. archer)', -’-mail bore rifle events. Lunch and shells will be availi able or you may bring your own. i Everjone U welcome »•««/ Ads Sett Utt usrd Items. ASTINGS EATING FURNACES Modern Aire - Oil - Gas - Coal HOT WATER BASEBOARD HEATING record at tile Hastings Country Club Saturday, firing a 14 in tournament The former record wm 75 held by Jock Hopkins, Hal Buerge. Harv Slater. Snap Engle and George Miller . . . In playoffs of ties in thq HCC championship tournament. Bob ' Plaff won 4th in the 4th night over Phil WaUdorff. Ernie Burr won 3rd in the 3rd flight d.-frwtI Ing Fred Markle and George Miller Uwk 4lh in the 2nd flight I edging ( Homer Smith in the sud­ I den death playoffs. . . . ' HCC Pro BUI MacDonald fired a 68 and his assistant. Art Schu­ maker, a 72 in the 12Ui annual GA - Sanctioned tournament at tiw BatUe Creek Veterans Ad­ ministration Hospital's 9 • hote. 3340-yard. par 34 course Monday 2 Teams Tie \For HCC Best Ball Tourney I Porrod < Chud I James and his 2153 Gun Lake Road Wl 5-3732 Dick Henn»y Hastings This theme is magic words, which of course, will teach the magic of being courteous as iLs moral At this pack meeting for Octo­ ber there will be a costume part for all. representing tills tliemr The following den mothers Mn. Marge Cappon. den 6; Mrs. Donna Buehl, den 9: Mn. Shir­ toy Waters. Den 1; Mra. Dorothy Stedman. Den 9: Mn. Jo Ann Guernsey, Den 4. The den mothers acre In­ formed that for each cub scout who recruits a new member, an attractive badge to offered as an incentive in the membership drive. New cub scouts are need- placing a boy in thia pack, ptease contact Mr. Guernsey. Refreshments were served. ■ The Interstate Conf er en track Utto tie tn 1885 by Ond Michigan University marked the fifth time la 16 years that CMU IT S TRUE WBCH FOOTBAIL Every Saturday Afternoon! LIVE BROADCASTS Keep of MICHIGAN Your Dial Sat At and MICHIGAN STATE 1220 GAMES— THIS WEEK UofM HASTINGS BARRY COUNTY RADIO Broadcast Time: 1:15 p.m Listen to the Re-Broadcast of all Art Bennett tied for the champtournament held at the Hasting* Cwintry Club Saturday and Sun- Hastings High School Third *-tn the championship I flight was won by Anton Turks! land Dennis Donovan with 190. McMillan and PLUMBING SUPPLIES —u.,—. WATER HEATERS WATER SOFTENERS Call WI 5-5769 Bob Wilis Harland Guernsey. Grand Ledge over Charlotte. master for pack 3116 for 1965. Middleville over Caledyate. Maple Valley over Wfytend. Deltsn over GateMfarg-Augusta The theme for the month ot (Saturday homecoming al September, bam raising, wu In­ Delton). troduced with Uir ide* that the moral to be taught is coopera­ tion Eae.h den is to present an acUvity representing the theme many tilings. Including golf. of the month al the first pack Fairways and greens are beauti­ meeting which is- scheduled for ful. and the weather is generally September Mth at 8:45 at the quite comfortable, although Leaaon Sharpe Memorial Hall. Thursday it was quite cold then All parents and boy* in the eight it turned hot. But then, mutt year old age group are cordially weather is fine for golf. invited to attend this mretiru: Saturday* Kyle James, former The theme for the month of stopped a Greyhound drive on the nine In the first period. Dave For Hie 1965 66 Scoion Your Hosts Cub Scout Pack GrBnd Leaders Meet Goodyear BROS. GAMES illleni 4.,. PLUS THE AREA SCORES AND HIGHLIGHTS third to Mike Snyder and Fred Markle With 131. Honora tn the second flight went,to Joe Burkholder and Gordfn Cove with 133 Second wxnt to Bob Honirter and Ken Youngs, with 140. 10:05 SATURDAY MORNINGS �I.ITTUE JACKETS WIN Greenville's Junior Varsity won their firat game, defeating BcldIng Saturday rooming. 14-13. Every 34 seconds a fire breaks out in some city of the United Middleville at Caledonia, Maple Valley at Wayland Coach Bob White's T-K jug­ gernaut from MhldteviHe, which scored a 27-0 victory tt Delton Friday night, will open their drive for their third straight conference title trawling to Caledonia while Maple Volley Launches its Eprcacway history at Wayland. Gull Lake goes to Ypsilanti Lincoln. Fennville plays at Mar­ tin. Mattawan at Parchment, Pialpweil at Allegan and Hop­ kins at Lawton. Orltuu will be host to Gales- 99 Phone the TV repairman Elks Golfers Special Tourney At HCC Saturday Middleville spoiltsl Uie coach­ ing debut of Gordon Clwistisnton at Delton Friday as the Tro­ jans turned three intercepted pas3<M into touchdown slCuaUons and then added anoUter for a 27-0 victory. The Trojans first six-pointer came when Linebacker Tom Warner (a Junior) intercepted a THE HASTINGS BANNKE—» What Ever You Want In A Saturday at the Hastings Coun- . 1 try Club, wKh the meh paired into fllghu shooting for trophies blocked a punt on the 50. A couple playa put the ball on the 30 and again White ramplvd I Jack Warner. Paul Edwards. Dick Hm. Bob Bponable. Bob : Spencer. Ron Higdon. Harvey tempt to run the point failed. Middleville accumulated 14 first downs, gained 317 yards rushing and 52 passing. Delton iutd three first downs, picked Up Light Cycle BRIDGESTONE HAS IT First fllghl Dlck Hart. Dick Johnson, Charlie Blair. Wayne Newton. Phil Hilson. Don Pick- son. Jim Houghlalin and Dennis Each team fumbled five times. Middleville lasing one and Del- Second flight ~ Pal Gilmore, Phil Homing, Jack Drum. Rus- Plainwell defeated Wayland. 19-0. Don laDuke scored the first TD for Coach Jack Btreidl's Wolverine Conference entry wtUi 3:28 remaining in. the first half on a yard dive. Before interinlulon, Plainwell's John Chase grabbed a Wayland fumble In Uie Wildcat end zone. Paul Ste­ ward Kicked the point. Vern Hllllker. Gordon Parker. ■ Ruas Hammond. Glenn Donovan. Cleo Jacoba. Bop' Conley and In regular play. Ken Laberteaux. Dick Johnson, Jim Jen- champlonshlpa in their divisions. Pinal results fallow: Division A — Ken laberteaux ntrly then Rob White ramptex! land caught a six-yard p ns » yards on a straight dive, then from Dan Keys tor Plainwell's ran the point and Middles lUe third. Wayland averted a shut- Bridgestone Is GO! Bill Hecker 38-58. W. J McAUls- Parks Delton paM on the Delton M. 45-46. Wayne Newton 44-54. Dick Pullback Lorry Friel plunged Charlie Blair 33-53, Ruaa Ham­ mond 29-58. Jim Flick 18-61. Cleo Jacobs 14-56. with just two minute* left in Call the druggist point and the 14-0 halftime 12-0 at the half. The Blue score. Devils scored nine pointe In Use In the third period T-K VW period on a safety. Carl the ball on downs on the Delton: Hamden's I4-yard touchdown 20. Terry Paloxsola tackled a: run and Dave Smith's kick for Delton pv.w on the Pantiter extra point Coach Jim 12. and on the next play Gary Harkema watched his Gull lake VanElst Intercepted a pass and 1 lada ln**ders to a negawent for the touchdown from ' Uvc 11 rushing In rite recalxwt the seven Tom Griffith ontl huv,f a,u'r Uu’>' ,uul Slvcn passed to Tom Warner for the I “P 127 ln nral two P»>ods. extra point. Linebacker Dan Gabriel was The final T-K six pointe came °° after Jack Campbell partially Galesburg - Augusta, defending KVA cliampions. scored three limes in Ute final period to come from behind to defeat Spring- TlJamsMiw >. 9.KIR1CE Think of what you mitt whan your set is broken Cllmax-Scotte outlasted MenOlivet defeated DeWitt. 12-0, tn Uie season's inaugural while Bellevue dropped a 28-0 decision Kiwanis ‘Kids’ Sports Day Here Saturday With its sights set oa a harvest of almost 64,000 surplus antlerless wtutctails during Michigan’s 1965 firearm deer seasons, the Conservation Department is offering some 228,000 special shooting permits for these 56 food-shortage and crop-damage areas. Applications for permits are available at the Department's Publications Room in Lansing and license dealers throughout the state. In order to get them, hunters must buy archery or firearm deer licenses. Oct. 1 ia the deadline for returning completed applications to the Department's Lansing office. A machine drawing will be held in mid-Octobcr <0 determine who will get permits for areas which are oversubscribed. Before sending in their entries, sportsmen should check on whether they may hunt in areas for which they plan to apply. Tfci» •« particularly true fot applicants who have hopes of hunting in the southern special areas which are made up mostly of private lands. Applicants for areas 50-53 should keep in mind that Livingston county is closed to Sunday hunting. Form 16 Teams For Play in ‘Y’ Tail Grid Loops Pour "Y" tall football leagues were organized Saturday with 16 tedms with 140 boys participat­ ing. Director Bob King repents. More boys pay register Satur- Vem Hllllker 3«-5' ton 34-48 and Gordon Parker 34-61. Don Pickard 81-52 and Harold Mathews 11-62. Dal Mor­ gan 13-62. Division D—Bob Bponable 49- Donovan 41-53. Phil Hlteon 29-51. Glenn Donovan 36-55. Roger Raber 33-51 and Ray Cooley 33­ 52. Jack Drum 30-62. Phil Wall- ’ dorff 22-58 and Lee Bacon 12- 7 Mod«l« to Chooie from at placed by hydrofoil boote oa the Nile. Che National Geographic Goodyear Brothers and Abu Stmbel. annual NFL Play-Off Bowl game, for half-time competition to de­ IMPLEMENTS termine the six National PP&K recorded at th* U. 8. Navy’s champions. 124 N. Jefferson Dwight Fisher and Fran Hen­ South Pole Station in the Antgesbach. owners of Pteher-HenHastings geabach, pointed out that PPAcK no body contact, there is Hastings area A. from 8: involves no charge for entering and no through 13 can pit their football special equipment is needed. skllb against thousands or other ■■JWtatratlan will be open four boys throughout Die nation in September 1 through October 8/ ojvc the fifth annual Punt, Pau & they said, "with Pisher-HengesKick competition which will cul­ bach showrooms os registration minate with a trip to Washing­ headquarters. ton. D C . and to an appearance “In 1964, PPAK’s fourth year, at the National Football league 601.459 boys entered the compe­ Since 1878 the guiding principle of Montgomery Play-Off Bowl game for the top tition.” he said, "a program Ward & Company has been "Satisfaction — ,__ I M UM.._ _ _ L..L I* ___ ■ 12 winners. which has received the commen­ Sponsored nationally by the dation of the President's Council to this policy. Sdeh a policy ia on Youth Fitness.'* both the quality of our merchandise ahd tljn basic honesty and reasonableness at our customer*." . PUher and Hengebach said en­ trants will be judged on distance In addition, much of the merchandise wo ImII staged In Hastings by Fisherllengebach. Inc. hold goods aad appliances, ia sold with specific Hastings boys will be tested for tance the ball travels on the fly, their ability to punt, pass and and points will be substraded for index of quality. They help the customer to Mlact between diffarent grsdes of similar merehsndlN <ad each foot the ball lands to Uie legions of other boys all over the right or left of a center line. The Indicate what ww balieve satisflad customers may country. For >- and 10-year- Hastings competition will be held ruuionably expect of our Company. . olds. warm-up jackets, helmets at the playground behind Has­ Whenever Warda advertises a guarantee for a and footballs will be given as tings High School on Saturday, tint, second and third prises for Oct. 0. particular product in newspapers, catalogs, or other each age group. Boys 11. 12 and media, the Company will live up to the guaianteo Tie scores will be played off on 13 will receive gold, silver, and as advertised. W» firmly believe in the ability a( our bronae trophies. There will be 18 the day of competition. Ties for store managers to deal fairly and hoiieatly with our prizes In all. Scores throughout top spot In cone and district enatotnara on all guarantees. the country then will be com­ standings also will be played off Our policy of "satisfaction guaranteed'* ia, and pared to determine the six top during special contests. District winners in.each of the 382 Ford winners will receive trophies. shall remain, paramount with Wards. Only those sates which result in complete customer satisfaction division championships. The six ners. are considered by us to be pre”*-*’’- --------national winners receive handZone winners will meet In 37 uune PP&K championship tro­ for Wards. You’ll like Wsrdg. Ford District competitions al phies. The other six receive na­ which 222 district champions will tional runner-up trophies. Ail 12 Robert E. Brooker win trophies. The 222 runners-up President also will receive trophies. All 222 Champions." district champions will compete for area championships to be ll'oirf Adt Sell Unused Items. held In the 14 NPL-cllr areas. • Punt, Pass, Kick Competition Here October 9 yfjOu.‘0i, OlkjL, (AJ p.m. Saturday, Johnson Field. in the ath grade league next Saturday. Dave Hathaway's Lions meet Mike King's Packers and Dennis Murphy's Oilers play will be.the following Saturday. Mouse Reynolds' Longhorns. In the 7th grade loop. Steve All boys and girls from 7 Chenoweth’s Irish play Wes announced. Phone the Pxlst tope recorders, too. CENTRAL RADIO & TV HOWARD TRUMBULL Wl 5-BU7 » Wl 5-SW2 228 N. J.Htnon at Mill Formerly WE CLOSE AT NOON ON SATURDAYS Inc urged to participate in tills man’s Bruins meet Barry Hav­ ens' Wolverines. In the 6th grade ctecult, Dave McGuire's Hurricanes meet Mark Bowens' Crowfoots and Rocky Baty's Vikings play Mitch St. Martin's Browns. 4 pitching. In the Sth grade loop, Ran­ dolph Lydy's Vultures fsce Ran­ divisions, aa will the girts. There dy Adams' Cubs and Craig Mar­ tin's Giants battle off Jeff Good- eight, nine. 10. 11 and 12-yearolds. the first five winners in each all boy and girl winner in each age group with the most points will receive a walnut and gold trophy from the KlWanlans. Hastings Driver Wins Dash al Local Raceway won the flying stock feature event at the Hastings Raceway Friday night. Norm Asplnall uf Hastings lilial"- Madison of the Cereal City Cail tn Dal- the baker Boys 8 through 13!! the qualifying trial winner. western hurdler star Eugene Washington clismptans will compete in Loa Angeles. Calif., on Saturday. Dec. What a wonderful thing the telephone is! And how little it cost*l division champions tone for each age group). The six eastern NFL division champions, and the six western More exports originate In Detroit division champions, accompanied than In New York City, according by their mothers and fathers, will to the US. Department of Com­ go on a "Tour of Champions” to Washington. DC, They then will merce Export Origins Study. We think of tfte Job of mtv» ing our clients as a round-lhe- CARPET MILLS favor h:o:sj kuaca don’t limit themselroa to an 8-hour workday. If yow to dean modem carpets HOST cauhli of Michigan Bell hnalilH Um our machine to dean 300 Mb ft. HASTINGS FLOOR COVERING 123 West Stat* St»**t. Hastings BaSSyiua U- Phon* Wl 5-5118 Qu.Wy MatorUb aad Coarawtawd Warkm.ad.ip BOB HIWILL » NOLAN GUTCHUS. Ow.ir. Time on Senice F catastrophe... you want help niht away. You’ll get just that CENTER PUNT, PASS & KICK COMPETITION Saturday, October 9th WIN!'Worm-up jackets! Helmets! Footballs! Gold, silver or bronze tro­ phies! PLUS an oll-expense-paid trip to on NFL game with your dad. AND a “Tour of Champions" to Washing­ ton, ton. D. u C., t_., and ana to the me annua] annual NFL incu Ploy-Olf Bowl gome in Miami. Florida (wilh both m<£ ond dodl. GET FREE! A book on punting, pass­ ing. place-kicking tips written by top NFL experts. Also, an attractive PP&K tie-lapel pin. Yoq must be accompanied by a . --- ■— gQ'e"' " l*®?1 Ouorf.on to r^ntar. R^HtrWIon clom October 8! HURRY! BRING YOUR DAD TODAY! GIT FULL DETAILS AT RANDSEN'C Insurance Agency Over Millar’s J*w*t*rg 120 W. STATI 8T. STILL TIME TO BE A WINNER! Phon* Wl 5-4174 Fisher-Hengesbach, Inc Ford Deaton J 28 North MkM«« �Lakewood’s New Card of Thanks and In Memoriam Gridiron Ready For Ionia Tilt CARD OF THANKS Burd—We wish to express our grandson. Ronald A*. Burd Also Lakewood High ScIxtoJ will gnstilude to reteUm. friend* and to the Beeler Funeral Home. entertain the Ionia Bulldogs neighbor* for the beautiful flow­ Friday night on their all new er* and exprewskxis of sympathy. gotten. gridiron. The kickoff to at 8 Mr. and Mr*. Archie Burd to l*r. Hawley and Ft. Dunphy According to Assistant Bupc. Mr and Mrs. Albert Green ( ARD OF THANKS and father, Ronald A. Burd. Mra. Roeelenc Burd and Danny U» giunt* this Fall. CARD OF THANK8 2 Woodland Mr.. CUnS.n CurlU Mila S67-IK S al Ionia, Sept. 24—varatur football with The United Fund Board met Going U Chanute Airman Pn 1 R. Bradfield, aon of Mr*. Loube Mrs. Gaylord Laugldin. Plane M. Bradfield of 110 Mitt Bt . Del­ were made for tho kick-off cof­ ton. has been selected for techn. fee to be iMfd Tuesday, Sept. 28 cal training at Chanute AFB. Ill as an aircraft maintenance ape. - above the lire barn altould be fill­ 1*11*1. Airman Bradfield, a gradu ■ ed with solicitor* and board IN MEMORIAM foiling words, and Russell Nash ate of Delton Kellogg High members. Coffee and roils will In loving memory of our hus- from 24 to 30 quarts-iodlne type School, recently completed ba? for Uie beautiful hymns. Also to lights Each lamp draws 1800 military training at Lackland relatives, neighbora, and friends AFB, Texas 53.600. This will taka tho full a special thanks to the Quimby Badly missed by wife Lina W8C8 and VFW Auxiliary girls and children for the dinner after the funeral any money given through Um er* seating acene 2J500 persons forgotten. IN MEMORIAM Parting win be permitted on In loving memory of Sarah Uie field outside the football CARD OF THANKS Hastings High's Junior Varsity | tor specifies this. Do your fair Phillips who left u* September followed the Var*lt> ■ share thia year and give all you follow the directions of puking griddera lead and scored an fmpreathe fell thanks to all our friends, A silent thought, a secret tear. attendants to avoid cutting up 33-6 victory over invading Lake­ neighbor*, and relatives for the Keep her memory ever dear. many acta of kindness, flowers. wood Saturday morning on a Friday visitor with Mra. Theda Sadly missed by her husband. practice. Johnson Field. Burrel. her children and WUt. Myrtle and Esther Jameson far the food brought in during grandchildren. Coach Ernie Strong's aggrega­ Coach Jerry Eckman predict- tion dominated the play for most dinner and luncheon guests with of the conuct. Wiuincy and her mother called this Friday and that neither LEGALS on them. Mra. Wilt is teaching team will likely outscore the By Mrt. Sylvan Taff; first grade at the Woodland school now as did Mla» Whitney PUBLICATION OBDBB. Ionia has i strong defense that could give us trouble.** Eck­ Blg Rick Abbey scored the first trolt and Mr* Ed Cheney ot man explained. "However, our HHS touchdown, romping 25 Hastings were last Monday vUi- showing against Maple VaUey yards ot! tackle. Dave Turncs kicked the flrat of three pointe holding our own and Maple Val- after touchdown. * Mrs. Lillian Tubbs and teiephonn number again. Tho Tbe second tally came on a 10Anna, of Grandville visi­ ted the former's mother. Mrs. Ionia dropped their opener 6 to yard pass play from Jim Wil­ liams to Tom Hoke. Stella Tubbs, at the Bhocbridge Mrs BUI Hr •»•<* rl home on Bunday. * Mr. and wS “13. Also I would like to add Will roared off tackle for 45 to an krttelcfran Me with >K. , weex AIT ana mj*. uurven trocIn the third period Abbey tai- u- *nd sou are in North Caro__ ____ shoe­ XT'S S bridge, a tlr. and Mrs Ray quate facilities are now avail- ySu'teE' Beese spent part of last week In Northern Michigan. * Sympathy crowd 1* expected to fill every is extended to the Cox family available seat. The Lakewood Vikings chut­ In the death of thstr grandson. to express their sincere thanks for expreaaions of sympathy dur- and nuratdg staff at Pennock Hospital and Fkmaon t Dtoato* loved one. Also thanks to the Ferguson of Grand Rapid* pallbearers, Leonard-Oag ood Funeral Home for their services. nMroftn Young Saions Swamp Vikings ^reeport ’■tx.’s? JS-JT-dx-; OBDxa or ruaiioATioK - FUBUCATIO0 OBDBB were Bunday luncheon guests of Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Grinnell. * Mr and Mra Floyd Grinnell were Monday gueeU of Mr. and Mra. J. D. Ortnnell ot Algonquin Lake for a fish supper. * Mr. and Mr*. James Patrick of Clarksville were Bunday lunch- to 0 on the Nashville gridiron to pass midway In the final quarter win their opener of Uie 1965 Hastings JVs play at BL John* football season Friday. George Johnson romped 35 yards In a three and nine situ­ ation to pick up the first 6 points. In the third quarter, Tom Barnum slashed through from By Mrt. Albert Green Hubbard Hills vtn Patrick. * Mr and Mra. second touchdown. Darrell SlaMarvin Patrick and children and Mrs Lois Thompson were Bun­ the fourth frame. Brad Gillespie, a hefty lineman, intercepted a Mary McGhee 4 Mra Marvin Maple VaUey pass when Ken Patrick and Mra. Gary McGhee visited their father. Vernon knocked from hl* hands. Gillaa- aid Burd, from Sept 4 until he Thompson, at Ftnpison-Droatepassed away Sept. 8. His wife. Ferguson Hospital in Grand give the Vikings their third Rapids Sunday. touchdown. Again Slater's kick Mr and Mr*. Joe Kauflman and Mr. and Mrs. Milton Bueh­ ler and family were Monday Inga dominated the playa moat of the night. The Lakewood boys McMillan of Ann Arbor. In the picked up 227 yards rushing and bekah District meeting st Dex­ attempts. The Lions picked up ter. * Mr. and Mrs. Harold Price Mtas Belly Allen and expect to and children, local, and Kevin build a house soon. The property Bolter of Hastings were SurtdnyThe Vikings picked up Valley boys. Hoffman and daughter* of Wayne were weekend guest* oT her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Mr*. Floyd Fisher, to the home of another granddaughter. Mr dlst Adult Class and Mra. W. B. Wertman. of IMHd: 0, 1865. — —. and Mra. Gordon Delton, for Sunday dinner. Mr. ' FlUtip fl. Mllekdi. 1’rabal* Jadf*. — Yoder Bunday evening. * Mrs and Mra. Richard Bustance and daughter of Hastings were also 8/80 Floyd Dukee and son. Arnold, to dinner guests. * Gary Thaler of the Bible Church at Clarksville. Big Rapid* spent Uie weekend Mra. Duka* niece, Janice Mc- with hla parents. ■* Mn. George ypaucanox oboes. Dcrmld. a missionary Just re­ Faunce and Mrs Akron Groneturned home from a trip to wold were Grand Rapids visi­ Jamaica showed slides and told tor* Saturday * Mr*. Louise Newman and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Parks and Mr*. Floyd Dukes spent Friday and Saturday.at a Saturday overnight guests of Mr. nxm. lUxtiiri. Michie**. Women's Retreat at Camp Kobb» 5*14 at which ail day they were all dinner guests lh„, esc. near Houghton Lake Mrs. Floyd Dukes attended a pink and white shower honoring Eaton Rapids. Mr. and Mr*. Dan Postal*. Mr. Mra. David Relgler of Carlton and Mrs Gordon Yoder and '! Clayton Relgler of West Free- family. Mr. and Mr*. NorvM 1, port. ♦ The Jolly Seniors Com­ Thaler and daughter* and Miss I munity dub met with Mrs And­ Terry Wood of Caledonia were rew Brandt Thursday night. All Sunday dinner guest* of Mr. and members enjoyed a delicious 6 30 Mr*. Elwood Yoder. * Mr. and suppet. * Don Grinnell of Jack­ Mrs. Paul Olmstead of Laks son sjfcnt last Tuesday with his I brother. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Mr. and Mra. Elwood Yoder. * Grinnell, a Mr. and Mr* Floyd David Voder entered Ferris Col­ j Ortnnell visited Mr and Mrs lege Monday. * Mrs Minnie FUBUCATI0N OBDBB. Harry Grinnell of Bellevue on Clemons of West Branch is spending a few days with her sister, Mr and Mrs Dan Postma. ran fra Ik. Cmoi, Ot H.rr. GrlnnellY health much better. Mr. and Mr*. Allen I3*h at­ I Fite st i Mra- Oar> atudt* Lake ” si “,n***' *«• Odessa accompanied her grand- tended the Allegan Pair Thura­ fs 1. OrdwH tirai on. is. daughter and family. Mr. and day. * Mr. and Mra. Bill KaufTman of Bherwood were Sunday viMtor* of his parents. Mr. and Mra. Joe Kauffman. * Mr. and Mr*. Donald King of Rockford acre Saturday supper guest* of hl* parents. Mr and Mrs Charles King. * Mr*. Donald King and Mr*. Charles King visited Mra Robert Asplnall at Pennock Hos­ pital Saturday. Mrs. Asplnall en­ tered Pennock Hospital Thurs­ day. She was discharged “ Bunran (m ■ smto ai rat rainle4 lk«rn* Business Directory Bbcrks. We welcome tliem to our neighborliood. * Mr. and Mrs Owen Relgler expect to build they pureheecd from Betty Alien. Betty .Allen attended u meeting of their art classes in Middle­ ville recently » Mr. Hamilton at Nashville finished diguing * To Be SpoeialM — Airman Ran- Mrs Hany J. Ranatf of 9461 Kalamaxoo Ave., Caledonia, has Gerry Bmellerr fired 262-577, been selected for technical train- Dale Geiger 234-547, Harry Mc­ US Air Force munitions' *pcc- Collum 834. Lra Bpringer 522. Joe Bennett 516. Ken Beckwith ialist. Airman Nanser. a gradu­ ate of Caledonia High School, re­ 510. Mike Reynolds 511 and Jack cently completed basic military Rom 810. training at Lackland AFB. Texas TUESDAY MIXED LEAGUE Jim Tolan led the loop with moving to their home from the Upstair* apartment over the 506, Bob Tusara rolled 5®. Jtrl Cheney 502 and Ruth Rice 500 sure building. Standings: Thomappie Skat­ ing Rink 10. Andrus Insurance of Uie Lakewood Baptist Church 8. Rirer Bend Golf and IGn'a will be held weekly beginning A Bob's Gulf 7. Johnson* Furni­ ture 6. Highlands Dairy 8. Kaecheles 3 and Poll's Construc- SUNDAY MIXED LEAGUE night: John Ron Fellow Benny Brown 181-481 Friend 177-468. Von Ha.._ ... 418. Bob Lambert 178-486. Beye Alien 180-489. Helene Bourne 167-428. Bonnie Wyant 174-^51 Kronewltter 150-404. Palsy 152-362. Phyllis Brown and Lin Snyder 189-438. HASTINGS CLASSIC LEAGUE Standings: Bum* Refrigcrallor 11. Hastings Milling 8. Burkeyl I',. Fred Saads, Elks and MdAlUster's Ollers 8. Elks. Klersey Ce­ MONDAY MIXERS Louire Balsa loci the lassies ment. Miller! Duraciean. Binithis week, rotting 193-533. June toon Golf and WBCH I. the Harley Stadeb. Saturday VknDenburg 180-489 Iresi'sW* Lumber. Hasting* Wtt evening visitor* were Hayes Cumpbrtl and granddaughter. Denise Coble ot Hastings * Oren «i. ru vor imk mc- '?IU Allinter 186 168-485 Alma emnue Covtile Allttter Aiuntcr 186-485. 4®. Alma CtnriDe »n“ Dowling Merchants 1.cW■ y 157-453, Doris Cappon 172-436. C.! Mra. Wallace Borden of Augusta Wefltover 178-455. Boonie Hstha- with 212-618. Paul Edward* 111 600. 8tu Sweet 630, Dtt Hart M son 180-481. Lucille Willetts joint Kastnxky 511. Bill Habkne 2OO-532. Merle Haines 345-80 rolled a 175 game. Genl Newton 171 and Judy Cronk 173. Faye Chenoweth 569. Harold Allen picked up the 4-7-9-10 spilt. Standings: Mary'* Beauty 512, H Service 202-560, Jack By Victor Sitton land, Food Center and Sheriff* 506. P. Kruger 266-565. Jim Bl Girls 8. Welcome Tavern. Big num 237-532. cTBoUytr Someone has said. "Everybody D. Vogt's and Hastings Hrtghta Bums 511. Marl Csniplteil ■ K talks about the weather, but no­ 5, Nortlulde Grocery and Mc­ Joe Glelarowskl 201-507. J. Oqr body does anything about it" Allister* 4. Piston Ring and denskl 200-544, A. IfnHttn > Michigan Magnetics 3. Savings Pat Trrpening 318-807. J«r West Woodland ner and Hann's Standard 1 and Dale Gelge Wayne Ne Owen 521. RECREATION LEAGUE COMMERCIAL MAJORS' Harold Ecknx come through Standing*'- Larte BuWr 18 rtrator. Thu Is pointing with burners have been turned on and Routh Tailor* 9*v, MqntaooicR tubes of paint on material. It is smoke poured forth from the Tuesday night. Ray Wieland Ward # Harwood's 8. MBert. rW a very worth while hobby, a Mr. furnace chimneys For several snuggled 216-544. Norm ItaU 500. Raul Camel 527, Howard Thaler ton Ring* and Alumnlum Pno4 ucU 6. Auto Tag. Bporu Bar Adi Laurence Van Reukel and family hot and humid—In the high 80's. 517. Hubert Pocritt 502. Denny Frederickson 505. Basil Hltch- Cul'igan's 5. City Food 2 Ml Tyden children of Mr*. Jan Duka were Dave Irwin and Joe Burkh|>4 Bunday dinner guawto wXh Mr. companled by high winds, thun­ and lightning and our elec­ S land tags; Hheler'a 11. MillerS er led the lads Thursday. (U and Mra. Wayne Dulto and fam­ der with a 601 series Dave aherw tricity went off Just after 7 ily. ’ solo honors with Jack Bowrdu o'clock. couldn't eook supper The Methodist WSCS will but ate what we had by candle­ II j L * O • «. ***’' rolling 333 games. Joe hql light and a feeble oil tamp. Our Hendershot & Vicinity “ioS mind went back to our boyhood • 1224-569. Ed Sheler 213-5* Bl By Mn. Richard Clark Hackney 220-573, Lawrenc day* when we had bo electricity <Honk' Keeler 516. Emmeth lamps, for our light I recalled a To celebrate the birthdays ef geseth 210-551, olenn Laubaugl little pronged gadget that my Chery) and Mike. Mr and Mr* 541, Dan Alierdmg 202-548. Ha» mother would Insert In the top Karl BchanU entertained Tues- old Eckert. 542. Charles Kraut Friday of lhe lamp chimney and on tills 575. Rod Newton 568. BUI B she could place a small con­ bur Schanta and Mr. and Mr* Lawrence 303-579. Harry McCol tainer and heat a small amount Carey Jonea for supper. Later lum 222-573. Irwin Harwood 320 they all enjoyed the many slides 565 and Maynard Tucker 203-521 gave the boy* good experience time ha* changed I McCoDum potted a fine Ml til and got the spootator* in the ! _______ Schsntxs and the Carey Jones' week previous, high for the youn S^AgS to t£“^ 3 * <^1 Heise win be trip into Canada * On Wednes­ day evening Colleen Schanta. Ionia this Friday. It is «eh«lCOMMERCIAL MINORS ..._ . __ _ ■________ _ . derwent surwerv at the Fertfu- with I^ona Clark1 as co-hosteas son-Droste-Perguson Hospital in i .entertained with Birthday Club I The many humorous games were Mobil and Chenoweth Machine where it will be played. I know Grand Rapids TlTursday and | played *nd enjoyed by all The each, Larke's Cttgo I. 8mllh Bra may return home Saturday, w next meeting will be Oct 6. 5. Tinkler's. Hastings agcmi Products. Al'a Ar Dot spent sometime in Pennock and tended a pink and blue show er Aluminum and Montgomery Ward 4. Palte Butterworth Hospitals, to home Monday night in honor of Mra Monument. Deputies. Dale's an Rick Beard al Uie home of Mrs Consumers 1 Bender's 1 and Th serious Ulneaa. * Mr. and Mr* paper * Mrs. Herald Classic and Roy BallenUne of Hasting* were Allen Cross of rural Portland * Banner. Viking and SouUteR Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Brill and Food 0 Mr* Forest Begerow took their boys were Saturday supper guest* Robert Morey was the big gu mother. Mra. Rhoda Bawdy to Lansing Saturday ao she could We were glad Io bear that part Hastings. The occasion celebrated Thursday, firing 246-625 for sol Wadsworth Bt-wll expect Mr. and Mrs Robert Austin She helped him celebrate hla ting* returned to work Monday birthday. ♦ Mr. and Mra Herald morning. This *lrike ha* laid of! Naugatuck. Conn, the latter quite a number of men from Bunday. They attended the xlland who feel the wedding of their son. Brrreton Christmas show at the Haaeltine te good pay checks, and Perkins Drug Co. They found glad when the matRichardson. daughter of Mr back on the Job. Hundreds of passers-by have New Haven. Conn. admired the many large, brightly moved into the late Otto Hill mas. The merchants promise a colored dahlias at the Raymond good variety and a good deal. Tobias home on the corner of M43 and Chariton Park Rnad this Fall. Mr. and Mrs. Tobias pttal- a Mr and Mm Wm Bit­ entered a number of the flowers good of Nashville sxwed Hunat U>e Allegan County Fair last week and brought home several Burd. By Mrt. Dan Peterman blue ribbons and several red ones. Congratulations! Mr. and Mr* Bisson called on Mrs. Hendee at Pennock Hospi­ moved into Uie Dowry King tal Sunday. She was not feeling By Mrt. Sylvan Trigg home on Washington boulevard. good at Uie time and had under­ gone a blood transfusion earlier Mr and Mrs. Clair Clum were apartment over the dry cleaning In the day. However, a report from her doctor on Monday statSunday visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Willard Smith of Grana l,edge. the Terry Hunts moved to a * Mr. and Mrs Clair ChUB called on his sister. Mr and Mrs. _ Harry Fields, of Greenville, Sat­ Jean. Mrs. Clifford Walter. Mrs. caecr ucr. urday w Mr. and Mr Robert Belatedly we extend sympathy Blough and daughters ot North­ NaahvlUe were Thuraday visitors to Mr. and Mrs Junta Ryan of ville were weekend gue»t* of hid In Grand Rapid*. * Mr. and Bo. Wellman Road, whose son. Anthony James, lived only seven mother. Mra. Greta Blouin..Ifr. hours after birth at Pennock and Mrs. BUI Blough and chil­ Hospital on Aug. 28. Mrs. Ryan dren were also Bunday ew tflng Mr. Homer Kllngmsn. lunch guests ' is the former Sharon Flgel. Mr. and Mrs. Seymcr. HrRw- Lawrence Hospital, Lensing, to Mr. and Mrs. Paul Smith of ens visited Mr. and Mr, cgfi Rochester were Bunday. Bept 12. guest* of her mother and stepFahml of Clarksville on Sun­ day. * Mr and Mra. J. Wing warn IhkE _ . ■ CUfford Walter ware Thuraday ton and Mrs. Smith calll^m dinner gueate of Mr and Mrs. Mesecar In honor of the t win* Ray Croee at Portland. * Mrs. their Hater and aunt. Mrs. IMr Dorrne* and Irene'* Jith birth­ Townsend, of HasUngs Mrs day. ♦ Ellen Memtr was adflK- MRUe Aldrich of Hickory Ccr- smith of Woodland aawnpaniM Lake Odessa Freeport Illf SHERWOOD AGENCY 945-9415 HASTINGS MFG. LEAGUE .. . care of the doing. We've heard Monday evening for an Artex so many remark about how little Paint Demonstration. Mra. Wai- real Hummer weather we've had. Mn Mr and Mrs. Royal Good of MEMOaiAL MONUMENTS Delton were Bunday dinner guest* of their parent*. Mr and Of DIITINCTI0H Mr*. Wm. Kletnp. * Mra. Gary Kidder and Rory, of Caledonia L«wr«nc« Brotban were Bunday visitors of her *Uter. Mrs Al Barnard The ladles and their children visited their mother, Mr*. Ralph Moore, at: the Medical Care Facility. 301 S. Michigan Ave. Mr. and Mra Jay Wing visitedi ted to Pennock Hospital sJSday. * Sunday vi*ltors at Hastings land, at Newaygo and Mr*. Her­ Merton Mesecar home *tIe Mrs FOE ald Calculi of Lake Odessa at Elver* Demond and childrt?® OHicd Hours 4 4 the home of Mrs. Wing's daugh­ Caledonia. Evening visitor pwfc Mow. & Wed. I to *T P.M. ter. Mr. and Mrs Wilbur Dye.: ciito " tn Lake Odessa on Monday. # Sunday visitor* of Mr and Mrs . Mr. and Mra Bernard Piper HASTINGS ROBUT W. SHIRWOOD, Mgr- Roy Kauffman of near Clarks­ and family of Bucyrus. ville were her parents. Mr. andI were weekend guest* oj jffi Mr* Jay Wing. * Mr. and Mr* James Cool. AD attended a b®’ Ben Christie spent Saturday■ dav nartv tn . night and Sunday with hl* par­ 5f«t« Farm Insurance t Ada WsUatufef, at ent*. Mr and Mra. Jbe Christie, All Forms of rings Saturday at Marian. * Mr. and Mrs AUTO — Fill Hoyt visited hl* niece ounnay eauers 4[ j BONDS Insurant* and Bonds Charles and family. Mr and Mr* Henry Cool home were Mr. De Good, m Grand Rspids on *«*»• *, »d Mr. Don VcSjC Swanson Inauranca JlftRY ANDRUS Sunday. They also visited Mr and Mr*. Adrian Olree ia Grand Roalds. The Olree* are Florida PRODUCTION CREDIT ASSOCIATION BOWLING Sept. 3*-United Fund kickoff Sept. 38- Liana Club, 7 pm. Sept. 29 — MeUsodlat clxdr practice. INSUROCE John Waldren Friday under- Ferguson-Droere Hropttel. Grand Rapids. * Rev Manon Majors and family are moving to the Huron Healy tenant house on Mr. Morgan's birthday « The geseth posted 201-585. Paul Cat Aid will meet today, Thursday.' Denny Frederickson Ml. Do Wilbur Schanta. 521. Bill Kruko 814, Vera Boe man 510. Carl Hathaway 302-51 B. Brittingham 831 and Ray Jot kins and Ray Lundequiat 511. Dunham By Mrt. IF. H. Cheeteman school icunlon held in the Sot/Ji church baacmenl Sunday. They came from Hastings. .NashvlUr. Battle Creek. Marshall. Charlotte and Arthur Lawrence from Ohio Fender and daughter. Ann. vbited Ann's sister. Judy, Sat­ urday evening at W.M.U. Ann is a ttudent in Community Col­ lege In Battle Creek. * Blaine end from the Michigan School Zeiah Healy Is Unproved from her recent lllnaaa. W Friday din­ WED. AFTERNOON LEAGtl Standings: Hastings Moto Sales 7. Stanton's 8, Miller Plumbing. Shirkey's IGA *r Bob's Bikes 8. Maker's Mvk side Lumber 8. Vita Boy and N< Hl 24 and Hastings Cleans and OckermanX 2. Shirley VanDenburg prtato 193-567 for top *erte* and Fa. Allen had 202-518 for solo htt or*. Lol* Kenyon rolled 158-41 Barb Kleney 164-456, Louj Bah* 188-503. Fried* J*yn** 1| 456. Sue St. Martin 171-568. Ms gle Corrigan 196-475 »nd Met) Gray 153-433 Pat Conley had a 300 gkg Lucille Wilson 183. Gene Thom •on 165. Mickey LaoUMrt U Helen Martin 183. Janet Pew* Mrs. Lloyd Owen. Dowling Ptarnur pupils and reaidenta of the Bristol Consent school dtetrtot are having a reunion Bun­ day afltSTKXXi *1 the Dowling Methodist Church basement- A her son and wife home antfl Scarry-In dinner will be aervvd plans to spend the Winter with them. Friday mMr. and Mra. Victor Slaton at­ tended World Book RtpceaenUUve's breakfast at the Post Church basement. Fair premi­ Tavern In Battle Creek Satur­ ums.: oertifknm. and repertn day. They were shocked to hear on the fete neat Saturday night of the death earlier tn the day of ing Um: 4H program for Winter Marshall Field IV, W. of Chica­ projects may sign up at thia go. of a heart attaek- Mr. Held meeting. Parents are cordially WM president Of. Field Enter­ Invited to attend al 7.80 sharp. prise*. owner and publisher of * The Gordon Hammond* are World Book and one ot Chicago's occupying thttr residence east of Dowling formerly known as the Mrs. Arlen Hebe entertained u Mary Ishim Isome. MONDAY BOWtni Genl Newton ted the ton 190-427. fitan <n. Kathy Cdlvtn 1 448. Frieda J*yrM» IM-fn k ley Drake 183-444. ABATtfift aid 163-474. Joyce SketUtil 4«1 Kay Kareber Ili-3l.;l dra Clinton • McKelvey 1& Wanda June Motor Aliw anfl Burns fc srv’Ti® f’EX'SU’ Hors Woodland Methodist Church on The Unisphere aymbol of die b6ui*>Tiium :iar- Wednesday evening. New York Wnrftfi Fsfr, 1* the ut»d Cuyler Truetai Fifth largest model of Uie earth ever Center. .Arcade Bl USE BANNER WANT ADS! buUt. �SIMPLE as "A- B-C BUY CLASSIFIED LARKE BUICK 1435 S. PRICED TO MOVE 19W VOLKSWAGEN CAMPER CHEVROLET CLASSIFIED AD PAGE PHONE ★ Automotive HASTINGS BANNER Wl 5-3481 1959 FORD V8 W TON PICKUP! 4-wheel drive. WI 5-3551. 9/23 MINIMUM RATE—50c for Twenty Word. ■ ■ . Quite** 3 Dr. Hardtop, Power steering and brake*, bucket M*te. radio, whitewsll* 1M3 OLDS CONVERTIBLE • • . Dynamic 88. power rteering and brakes, radio, whitewall*, red with white top and match­ ing interior. fl964 COR VAI R I Monee 2 Dr.: 4uM*d 1M1 OLDS SPORT COUPE . . . Beautiful maroon and white lutone. fully equipped, new whitewall Urea, excellent condiUon. 1963 CHEVROLET DISPLAY CLASSIFIED CARDS OF THANKS & IN MEMORIAM 190 OLD8 F-85 STA. WON. . .. Custom 4 Dr. Modal, now .leering, radio, whitewalls. ' 1963 PONTIAC SPORT CQt'PE . . . Catalina Hardtop, Hydra malic, power steering and ra­ dio. new whitewall Urea. 1964 FORD FALCON Calendar of Special Events 1963 CHEVROLET 6.IA9 4 1983 TEMPEST SPORT COUPE NOTICES SAVE 1883 OLDS SEDAN THURSDAY AND FRIDAY . . . Dynamic 88 4 Dr, power SEPT 21-34 steering and brakes, radio, RUMMAGE SALE — BJ’.W^ good whitewall Urts, fully Thursday and Friday, Sept. 33 guaranteed. and 34, Pariah Hou*e. 1M3 FORD SEDAN THURSDAY, OCT. 16 DEMOCRATIC SWISS STEAK DINNER — Thursday, Oct. 16, Odd Fellowj Hall. driving. 1963 CHEVROLET 3EUC1I0N eiiKs 10/14 NtW 10 OX. WATERPROOF TARP BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY tranuntsskm, radio, whitewalls. 1M1 PONTIAC SEDAN ... Catalina 4 Dr., power steer­ ing and brakes, radio, nice blue finish. 1962 CHEVROLET 1968 PONTIAC SPORTS COUPE . .. Catalina Hardtop, all white with maroon interior, fully equipped, top condition. QI 1962 BUICK REAHM MOTOR SALES ZLD 1962 CHEVROLET PONTIAC - OLDS - CADILLAC VI 5-2478 107 N. Michigan Ave. H*u.ngI. Michigan END-OF-MODEL 1959 BUICK '« itmutop, p*wv> *.**>—"S ccrrcipc riding id water and BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY cn One of These One-Owner, 1964 RAMBLER . C</nV. to go-I1.5M Available in Hastings 1964 FORD CUSTOM Ford Sedan. V8 eng. Radio. Very few mile*------ Only 31.650 1963 CHEVROLET IMPALA 4 Dr, V8 Sedan, ha* P. Steer- Take advantage Farm Bureau Services M-B7 South Wl 5-2223 9/30 Get a On* Owner 61 to 64 Car! For the Best Terms ond Values in Town See the Dodge Boys at HASTINGS MOTOR SALES 220 W. State . V/1 5-3903 or Wl 5-2454 LEGALS Unit Located at 230 N. Broadway BESOLUTIOV Already Established Business e Earnings Excellent • Potential Unlimited City "of ‘Itatthui" FARM IMPLEMENTS Minimum Investment Required Used Farm Machinery WANTED—Driveway attendant* FOR GALE-Rainbow and. Ptne j PARSONAGE FOR RENT at 174 Cf*?‘ ?r^n,/nUn’u S’0.”*, 8 M‘ln st Wcodland. 55000 perience not required. Excel­ lent opportunity for advance­ ment. If interested apply in person to the Ol—330 N Broadway. Cox Rd, turn left and follow Salo—Real Estate pletely new BOAT-17 fu Duratech. 60 hp. LOST —Taken by mistake from Merc, tilt-tongue trailer, many ★ Household Good. First Methodist Church Wedmany extra*. Phone 945-9775 JaA Comp. 119 W. Muriel. 9/23 closet*. 3 stall garage attached, POR SALE —SINGER SEWING cement drive. 60 foot access to MACHINE with dial sig-sag left after Uio meeting. ExWHEELER MARINE SALES Al lake. On blacktop road. Mid­ unit. Makes button-holes, fancy SERVICE — Mercury outboard dleville school bus at door. ditches, scallop*, embroidery church office. 9/23 Tenn* available. Roy C. Noffke, and satin Hitches. Total price, 534SO. Term* and security ceasories M-M in Nashville. Ar Mobil* Hom** charge available. OL 3-3851 or OL 3-8074. tf Clarke's Sewing Machine NEW OWNER MOBILE HOMES DIRECT from ★ Business Services Call 945-8431 9/3031350 per bedrooms. carpeted living and 33,995. Lot rent dining room, full bath with month with coach. Other sixes WINDOW GLASS INSTALLED PRIVATE SALE — Saturday and in. aluminum, steel or wood with disposal. Chicken-coop **ih. Burkey Auto Gia** A newly equipped to raise pullets Household good*, antiques, small tools, etc. Estate of Mrs Lulu jMead. 8/23 mile* North of Middleville. Ph. 891-8210. 9/30 ICE — Trimming, cabling, re­ FOR SALE — SEWING MA­ * Node. moval. Free ertimatc*. Insured. CHINE. Fully automatic. Zig­ Phone OL 3-6068. N**hvillr. zag, fancy design*, button-holes INSIST ON MICHIGAN BOT­ 2/3 ACRE Mich. U and blind hem. Without at­ TLED OASI See Carl & Betty's tachments. Condition like new. Appliances before you buy! BORDERS A NICE CREEK SANITATION SERVICE — R. Original cost over 53D0.IX), NowThey sell—They Install—They Laird, Pump, Septic Tank and only 153.00. Term* und security Almost new 3-bedroom modern Dry Well. Hto WO 5-5727, Bat­ available. For home demon ­ South. tle Creek, Mich. 9/30 stration. no obllgaUon. Call Clarke's Sewing Machine Sales IT'S JACOBS PHARMACY ELECTRIC Raiors repalredft Service. 945-9431. 9/30 FOR FAST 24-HOUR FILM bpcclal —Your raxor cleaned, SERVICE! No charge far overlubricated and sharpened, only *uu> prints. tf 4125. Service and satisfaction Ar For Sale—Miscellaneous Phone WI 5-47*1 guaranteed. Lapo Drug, 144 E THE FATMAN—Private Detec­ Gtate St. Hastings ** tf tive 24-Hour, Shadowing, Tape, FOR BALE—Good winter coat, Foto-Pilm Evidence, NaUon■ 8lxe 40. Color gray, black fur NEW 3 BEDROOM HOME-FuU ★ Help Wanted trim. Phone OL 3-6033 Nash­ basement, built-in*, ga* fur­ ville. , , 9 33 nace. city water and aesrer, 12/10 Union. Battle Creek two>stall attached garagg, FHA MALE HELP WANTED-Large appraisal, 514,000. Priced to aell United States and Canadian TWO PAIR OF GOOD FOOT­ at 312,400. Middleville, 401 with Host New EtocUlc UpCompany in agricultural field BALL SHOES-Slxe 10. High Johnson St. Write or call: Nel­ urgently requires representative Brush. No wet oarpeta or •nd tow. Call WI 5-5021. tf son Ruehs, TW 1-1387, Office In till* area for Crop Service handwork. Clean 180 *quare Department. Applicant must 2 COMPLETE CUB SCOUT feet for only MM. Haatlngs UNIFORMS - Uied I year, 9/30 have recent agricultural back­ sue* 12 or 14. Call 845-5090 ground and be well regarded Hastings. Phone WI 5-5118. U in area. Position 1* full time, or FOUR BEDROOM HOME —One EXPERT TAILORING — Meo'e and one-half bath, basement. OPEN with your present farming opNelson's Welcome Orchard efauon. Successful applicant double into aingl* breasted can expect earning between Excellent Mac drops, frosted cider, piune plums, squash, 5100-5150 weekly with excellent only 37,600. Low down payment honey and popcorn. opportunity for early advance­ on land contract. Call or write: 5714. ment in this area. Write and *4 ml. North of Ionia on MM Frank K arsky. OL 3-9283, Of­ tell me about yourself. Reply at fice GL 9 - 3396. Grover Co. WHY NOT LET UH MAKE you Realtors, S3 Jefleraon, BE, a rubber stamp with your naw Marion, Ohio. 9/23 Grand Rapids, Mich. ZIP Code numuer. Three-line double picket woven lawn fence. •tamp with your name,. adIncludes 17 heavy weight Tee MAN OR WOMAN wanted to supply Rawlelgh products' to 8325. This Includes, postage and gate post with braces, and 10 ft. double drive gate. ' Good time to start. No capl-l Also: Duo-Therm OH Burning laity Shoppe. Delton. Mich, HUCKLEBERRY GUN SHOP tai required. Write Rawlelgh for guns, scope*. binoculars, Dept. MCI-651-815 Freeport.1 Stove model 734-2. Equipped ammunition and service. Laywith fan and oil tank. Ideal for Hi. 5 9 23 NEW A USED PUMPS—Now incabin or small home. staUaUons and remodeling. miles east of Delton. Phons Also: 5 2/3 squares of 3-ln-l MAN FOR WORK—Full time In Powell's Plumbing Co. Free e»Delton 623-5782. Hours dally Seal-Down snow white shingles . .store. Apply In wriUng. Hus-i tlmates. 24 hour service. Call until 6. Sunday* 'til 4. Monday, r'ttngl V 8c 8 Hardware. Ill K.) State St, Hastings. Michigan. 6687. Doug Young, owner. 10/7} * —————— nvQ b.flat CLARINETS BEAUTY OPERATOR —Expertwith standards. Very good con­ I dltlon. Like now. Ph. Delton 623-2353. 8/23 ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUBPjO. 171, Hasting* Telephons GIRL'S USED 26-IN. BIKE— FOR BALE—Year from certified Also aet of training wheel*. Munday. Write: Simon Malchcle, Rl 3551. 9/23 Middleville, Mich. 8.23 Mtabltehed’^iJ^L^Su?t,h'™^FOB fiALE-In^niaUonal corn Ar For Rent—Real latate USED CAR CENTER 1964 FORD GALAX IE 5M steering, radio. Like new. Only 9.000 actual milea_.Only 52495 FARMERS (Bookings until Oct. 15.) Clark Oil Franchise ON AU NEW & USED CARS FALL SPECIALS—Save $$ Wl 5-3324 Feed Concentrates for the CLEARANCE SALE COME TO WHERE THE USED CAR SAVINGS ARE wi’nick surplus 206 N. Michigaa winter of 1965 and 1966. 9/23 New-Car Trades Classified Paragraphs camping trip New Uon with 8/x» mite* Hanover Wl 5-2426 Wl 5-2425 BETTER USB) CARS - ALWAYS 945 3481 oa Uraal Btrwl bok to Altion be. Ar Wanted FURNISHED APARTMENTS FOR RENT - Utilities paid. WORK—Driving truck or outside hour and up poaaible. Full or -------- : * Phone WI 5-9471. tf work. Full or part-time. Call part time. Write Watkins POR MORE BEAUTIFUL HAIR WI 5-4055 . 9/23 Products, ■ Inc, D-53, Winona. —Use Rcxall* fart permanent. NEWLY-DECORATED SMALL “Lin10'7 Regular 53DO-Now (1D0. No BUNGALOW with gaa heal, WANTED — DRIVER — Would 811 8. Washington, HasUngs. ALE OR FEMALE - Dealer! ’ like person to drive my car to Available at Jacobs* Pharmacy. Inquire: Wm. Schtlhaneck. 630 wanted to serve consumers In Tarpan Springs, Fla., sometime S. Park. Phone 845-5063. 9 30 HASTINGS with Rawlelgh ______________ in November. Will pay necesproduct*: Steady good earning.1, TABLE PAPER — For picnics, NEW—Three bedroom house in year around. No capital re- j first ward. Not quite complet­ qulred. Write Rawlelgh. Dept. I ed. Call 845-2154 after 5 pm. Williams. Rl Hastings. Phone MCI-651-H, Freeport, 111. 9/301 WI 5-4501. 9/30 LEGALS MOTICB or MOBTOAOE rOllECLOBUBE SALE NerUt IU»r* I •u-r.hl:i. lUri Hospitalization, Life ROTldE TO COMTBACTOHS and Retirement Pro­ gram Available slsf • :;.i rtronm. lUitlnn. Mlehlxai * Wld <m rl.lm. .1 .hlrh Like new H3M 1963 MERCURY METEOR 4 Dr. Sedan, VB Eng, Radio. 1962 CHEVROLET cultivator. -1864 Cockshutt Tractor. A-1 chapel shape. Excellent opportunity for '“’i odvoncement in the FUBUCATIOH OBDEB PatttiM to Buyout Adnlnlit: md to DHMlaa Hain. management field. ^Vur.UEAF. IKS unctlir MONTIMT —Grain Bln to fit Pick-up Truck. If interejtcd, contact Com4 Dr. Sedan. Automatic Dr. Ra­ dio, Power Steering. ...,.31.195 -Kill Bros. Gravity Box. pony Representative ot 1961 PLYMOUTH VALIANT Station Location or send 4 Dr. Station Wagon. AutomaUc DriVe.............. —UI»5 resume to 203 N. Broadway. 1962 MERCURY MONTEREY^ 124 N. Jeffonon Wl 5-5052 2 Dr. Hardtop. Power Steering and Radio. ILM* AuUmallc. bower Wing’ Very cl tan I —-................. f** 19M MERCURY 4 Dr. H-Top 1965 BUICK 5 Dr. Sedan 1959 FORD V8 Convertible 1950 MERCURY CenverUWa 1960 FORD STA. WON. 8 Passenger. Mahler Motor Sales NOTICES B A N N EZR GOOD AS NEW STORE Over Starts Wallpaper & Paint Sto/e OPEN*FRIDAYS Table of LADIES DRK88ES 25c EACH Several bARK SUITS (Men's) In Good Condition! Pr* CONMiSAioXKRH OF THE Chirk* H. Lrnn.fd, Cb.trm <lt*r*ncr L-.rt.we-t, M.tai-r Uurtet liable FUBLICATIOX OR;,ER FOR ALL YOUR SUH Have I Pr. MEN'S BOWLING SHOES WALK UP AND SAVE! NltM Culllgan Water Conditioning ’•II “ »W . . >•.. ..nl; ..... Haiti* Crrok. MiHic* publication oanea KOKTOAQB SAI.E ■it* Bid* by JOoEI'll J. PBAXOBK AND SinrK M 1-llAMUKU. HtK tr.a t. KI0U1- (Tom Frenthwiy, Owner) 313 N. Boltwood th* UUr ut B**tin*'. „ . 945-5102 *«<• with th* r*»*fi«ti*a> o( th at U>« CHr ot Ma*Hn»' 8/30 New • Remodel • Repaii KAECHELES 305 S. Church Uie Banner IVa/sd Ads I Hi.h.r.l WATtR CONDITIONING CALL . . . SCHOOL DRESSES tar Use Giris CLASSIFICDS Call Wl 5-3481 Philip H. MlldwlL J»it» NOTICES Colton A Knit SHIRTS for Boys , LINCOLN-MERCURY DEALER Haating - Plumbing 1310 MicHpn Avi. Wl 5-2479 LADIES' ROWLING SHOES Small—65c S*rvic* HASTINGS lha >dr>4UM (ST.SS4 ,v, i~,mi VOTICR 1U THXRErORK Of VEX i lk» vrovl u4 nu>n<.*» GOODYEAR BROS. 1961 MERCURY 4 Dr. Sedan. .. S T IIAHVBS *sn rOMPSN MICTUUAX COHPVRAT1OX r. IJUiNABD IIYUAN Mort***.* Nation*! »idg. Mlekl«»t Wa PUBLICATION onilbT: PUBLICATION OBDEB G |i., n.l riaaiiKCe to al th* *l<«rlal ,u >tr»»i *a»ha»T a..M>inr>,t roll lU.tUaa. MfafeU j& IWVi Snawajw. tatrane* ol lb* < «*rt lima*, ia k*|rt«ailMr 1H». h'»l»r Wl 5-5I5Z USE BANNER WANT ADS! , Saul ftokIm* aro »ll«*t*4 ia VU , Iago Of lhi-JI«»lli«. B*»n Ceaati .Mlnbuao. *s4 ar* 4*><rib«4 *» . U» SS. Mi'Hl.nU* Dowa. A44ili« Jto. 3 to th* VtllM* *4 MuidhnUt �Your Family is Fortunate to be " ' _ in a 3 Community with an abundance of Capable and Conscientious PROFESSIONAL Yes, professionally speaking, the Hastings area is better off than many others in our state and nation for having in residence people of all professions who are highly skilled tech­ nically andf^ave the welfare.of all of us at heart. Their reputation as a group has stood the test of time in medicine, law and all of the allied professions. With this in mind, the business community is taking this opportunity to express admiration and appreciation in this salute to^, all of the professional people in our midst. <3 -I - HASTINGS HAS ATTRACTED, HELD and BENEFITED From HIGH CALIBER MEN in ALL PROFESSIONAL FIELDS Who Have SERVED and Are SERVING Our Community WELL DENTISTS:* MEDICAL DOCTORS: OPTOMETRISTS: W. R. Birk Fremont R. Brooks Lorry L. Blair Robert S. Cary Bard Bloom G. X. Lockwood L. J. Cotton Louis E. Nitsch John B. Walton OSTEOPATHIC DOCTORS: Kingsley C. Bennett Norbert Schowalter Richard M. Bauer Douglas H. Castleman Gordon Finnic R. G. Finnic A. B. Gwinn Edna Baddy Richard D. Clark Carl H. Peuroch Fred Hauser CHIROPRACTORS: Charles L. Morrill / R. B. Pryor Herbert S. Wedel ■ VETERINARIANS: Lawrence W. Penrod E. L. Phelps • / Robert Huebner Wesley G. Logan LAWYERS: L. E .Barnett Adelbeh Cortright David Dimmers Richard Hudson Archie McDonald Philip H. Mitchell W. R. Buehler Richard M. Shuster A. E. Dehlman Paul E. Siegel A Message from the listed Civic Minded Firms In Cooperation with the HASTINGS AREA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE The Copper Lontem The Fine Way of Eating St. Martin Floral Flowers by Chip & Irene Parker's Bar And Reitaurant Electric Motor Service Al Sleury, Prop. Hastings Cut Rote Shoe Store Bea's Music Box WBCH For the Entire Family Organ & Plano Studio 1220 onyowr Ryiia Dial Winick's Clothing (or the Family National Bank of Halting! Fither-Hengoebech, Inc. Bevcrwyk's Color Center The Sherwood Agency Ford Sale* and Service Color As You Lika It For Irdyrance Reohm Motor Sales Goodyear Brothers State at Jefferson Barry County Lumber Co. One Slop Service y. The Strand Theatre The ShoyvpUce of Berry County Stowell Building Service General Contractor* Halting* Floor Covering Qugllty Material* - Guaranteed Workmanship E. L. Carpenter Hardware Complete Seddler, Department Gardner's Pharmacy Hoitingi Paint & Wallpaoer 107 E. State St. Mery's Beauty Shop Haw Shaping. Styling Cr Permanent Waving -'The Hastings Bowl 18 Automatic Bowling Lanes City Food & Beverage Open 9 AM. to 11 P M Daily Urke Buick-Chevrolet Safes G Service Pontiac - Ofdtmobile - Cadillac Bender Gravel Co. Dependable Preicripticn* Washed Sand and Crave! Hostings Grain & Bean Co. Master Mix Feed* The Bonnet & Gown Shop Alma M. Fmgteten East Side Lumber Co. Building SuppU* Earl R. Rupee Reel Estate Haatingi Hotel Gilmore Jewelry Barry Cleaners Mohler Motor Haitlnp Aroe Proeett'v* Keech e les Inc. Heating • Coding • Plumbing Central Radio fir TV The J. C. Penney Co. 102 E. State Eckerdt Aeta Met Complete Radiator & Auto Class Service Jeep Vehicle* & Apache Trailers Halting! Cleaners Barth Studio Coleman Agency Phone Wl '5-4031—Free Pick-Up & Delivery Portrait G Commercial Photography Insurance—Bonds of AM Types Permelec’s Leonard-Osgood Hoge Standard Service Ladies* & Ch.ldren’s Wear Funeral Heme N-Woadway at bate Dependable Jeweler Sinclair Petroleum Products Delee Sake Shop Schoder's Office Supply Lepo Pharmacy of Barry County . Form Bureau Services Loco I Finance Corp. Department Store A Local Family Service Miliar Jewelers fapM WaMh and Jewelry Repair Bon Franklin Stere 102 W. tsasa at Jefferson * *' Insurance Agency Burkey Mm * Service On Your Staff But Not On Your Payroll Serve* Hatting* Miller's Dairy Store Footwear foe the Family Service by Howard Trumbull Consumers Power Co. Einar Franken C.LU. Wayne's Shoe Store Credit Bureau I IBS. Jeftenon Chrysler - Plymouth - Valiant For Your Dining Pleasure Appliance*—TV & Hi Fl Montgomery Ward & Co. Barry's Farm Store Jerry Andrus Open 9 A.M. to 11 P.M. Dally Bulling'! Clothing & Footwear Parking^rU Door Bun McPhorlinWan'i Weai Home of Pendle^nVootem Frandsen Insurance The Superette Jacobi' Prescription Pharmacy Your Rexa'I Store John users Farm Implements Clevelands* Men's & Boys' , Feed • Seed • Fertiliser Faipousch Food Center f* FM Fwdt > MsM * P/oAae Ironside Monument Works Artistic Design in Marble and Granite Fresh and tMMSUi Baked Foods WelWorff Furniture Petrick C. Hodges . ' For Business. Home & School The Fuller Agency, Imp, —Ono Seep Insurance farvWp Barry County Ready Mix Corporation Hastings Motor Sales Dodge Seles & Service W. J. McAllister Walgreen Agency Hostings City Bonk IN W. Court b. , �The Hastings Banner Maple Valley Has Student From Japan TkurU.y. U. IW5 Thuraday, Saptombar 23, 1965 BPW Members Hear Past State M1m Akiko Takasuka To Honor Local Physician Maple Valley High school this year as an exchange student. Tkr..—f«»ta I t« j Home Damaged George Card Mr*. Alma ptngletoa'a home on j C* . Mr*. Aim* Plngleton'a home on ' , N. Broadway, Just north of tbe-IV Vraflirduv City limit*. wa* damaged by flre'VlCO □atUTU<iy about 6:40 pm. Saturday1___ __ - J Rites Tuesday A. B Gwinn, MD, of Hastings, will be honored* at Uie Michigan State Medical Society Centennial Session "Medicine and Gtfvernment Day" September 24 in De­ troit. Dr. Gwinn wUl be recognised I There was damage- to a partiFunera Hazel Myers of Grand Rapid*, tion and celling of the kitehen Card. 77. addressed the Hasting* Business and bath. Hospital and Professional Women at their the Shinonome High school which ha* an enrollment of 2.000 girls. Aklka, 17. arrived In the United States Ln July, and oa the Kiwanians lowing dinner at the Hastings Hole! ai HOtel al o:*u. 6:30. MISS Mbs MSXjuric Marjorie ------ -- -------------------Turnes. first vice-president, in- * ■ ri troduced thefeature speaker. An added of thte meet- , AttPIlfl Icllv Pennsylvania. She enjoys wearing typical American clothe*, altho she often wean her native ki­ mono* "Just for kick*." Aklka Is thoroughly enjoying Uie many new American foods. The recognition win be given by the medical society al a spec­ ial "Governor's Luncheon" with Governor Romney as the fea­ tured speaker. Special award* will be presented to physicians who have been elected to state­ wide office* and to those serving Miltf* The Rev Willard H. officiated with burial ing was the presence of the first i rv .• Hasting* High School student w t.OnVCntlOIl be a guest of the club, a project [ ’ vnuv.i '.being undertaken by the Civic' Gordon ironalde, president; vorltes. In Japan they eat fruit' i Partlclpetlon Committee thie| Arthur Steeby. -president elect, year. Miss Elaine Zurad. who has, and Richard Guenther, vice un foods, as well as packaged I followed a combination of college I president, represented the Klwafood* such as puddings, cake*. I i preparatory and commercial sub- nW - ■- — -------at - •*-Club -* of Hastings the Gold­ pies, and the many other articles | I ject*. was introduced by Mr*. en Anniversary Year convention of the Michigan •— I Virginia Snyder to the club. ognltc Uie ever-preaent necessity Detroit. IE- W. Bltaa Company for a start for physician* to participate In ~ ' Nashville and Hastings government at all levels." points Convention session* were held i War I. I Mis. Myers reminded the club out Oliver B. McGillicuddy. MX>, and Mrs. Roy Smith, Rl Dowling. A7hUr 2^0U' 11*1®* Uler® *rf 163.000 member* at the StaUer-HUton Hotel. ! Mr. Card ia survived by thrM Lansing, president of the Michi­ I will be held Sunday. Sept- 26. The Klwanls district governor, j brother*. Levi of R4 Haatln^i Mrs. Smlih was born July ll.itn Uie federation. She reviewed gan State Medical Society. at Uielr farm home. 13 miles __ — _________ _________ i__ V'rank 1 1864. in Baltimore Township. Uie l it* early history, emphasizing ' JAMES F. HELM "Government ha* played an | south of Hastings on M-37. daughter of Margaret A. and I that during World War I, the important part in public health' | (Etta) Whipple ot Augusta. M I Franklin E. Stanton. Mr. Smith i Center. Detroit, preaided. in Uils state. The Michigan State ‘ k*r. asked for the organisation I HogU fnr the convention were i Medical Society in 1673 was sue- I Quite naturally she has been Th<*e attending are asked not Ung, the ton of idah and Max ceuful in encouraging Uie state I of women who could be recnilted m«nbers of the Kiwanl* Chiba j Introduced to the traditional , *“ brlnc gjft»legislature to organtec the first for war work. Eventually. M5.000 | of Metropolitan Detroit. Some jhaniburg and hot dog She like* Roy 8mllh ■n<] J?- Jn”5 Following their marriage Uie wa* appropriated by the govern- mq clutoi wUh B toUl memberstate department of health, and I then!, but wai a little taken back I ®Untou were married Sept. 37. we continuously have sought to .... .--- .---- ~ ' U|)|> m lieu I* ivpii - . —... ----------- ------- -- ---by Uie dill pickles aqd relishes Il>06- ln U>e MeUiodJM Episcopal Smith* lived in the Dowling vici­ ...---- ----j MnUd at the district meeting. Slocum of R4 Hasting*. advise and assist the many state ■ nity until they bought their pres­ of organising working women. served with them. and local governmental agencies ent farm home in 1014 and moved In IBIS, the Michigan club was concerned with health and medi there in April of the following formed. In 1010. at a naUonal; treat to her. Everything cine." Doctor McGillicuddy said.' _ Technical Sergeant .......................... convention In St. Louis, the Na-1 James P. , # Helm.‘son of Mrs’"o’rlc'Heim of much largetr-Uie cars arc nicer tlonal Federation of Business and ............... . Professional Women came into, . !wu w Willow Road. Lansing. U amazed at the many article beali»*?^«m. tn I,l P*in:hnd AFB. Wash , for the | and the Dowling Methodist being. The first headquarter* was. In New York in what la now al Church, . Strategic‘Air Command (BAC. Aklka had never been swimlaw CI121I11FPS X-laXMl oarLiaxiWorld S<ri“" bomb'n« •nd The Smith* have two daugh■ tiling in a lake until coming here. *J<* ” enthusiastically participate.* -We >, «»»*«allan compeUUon. iters. Mr*. George <LueHa> Slo- move wa* made to Washington.' we recognize that only by „ , .. . , .. „„ ।i out but nao had me the inrui thrill or of a week* week's .। Changes -------- •-in the Social -------- I cum of Hasting* and Mrs. Wayne DC, Into a three-story house on Security .lav at ar Higgins Wlaralna Lake T aka with the «taa governmental assistance esn ”«*• ,,e,m “ uu <unn*r on ,*tay law and the resulting increased j (Marciel) Buckland of Dowling Massachusetts Avenue. many public health and mental | ■ B-M Stratofortre** rsprs- , anance family Just before school benefits were explained to mem- and a foster aon. Arthur Minor of Mias Myers concluded by em­ health measure* be carried out' senUng Fairchild during the .started. beta of Uie Hosting* Rotary Club Bedford Road. Another daughter, phasising the purposes sUll be­ at their regular Monday noon Mrs. Harvey iClarabeb McCarty. ing Implemented: to improve the Phy*lclan* who *erve on the. unw.nf. aircraft ^tt to eat—and ber family «ita st Hotel Hastings. | compete against 43 others being I I children, Norman Max and Bur- and professional women and to M3MS president declared. prepare them for leadership— "A I flown by the best of SAC* B-62, Charles Doyle, field ropreaenbetter business woman for a bet­ fore they weft a year o B-58 Hustler and B-47 Stratojet ter world. . . . Only through Im­ Social Security office who has are 13 grandchildren proving ourselves can we Improve great. grandchildren. flown by BAC combat crews on And in Japan, when they at­ our communities and our nation.“ ! mission* over Viet Nam. tend church service* they do not visit a* we do here. The young The club president, Mrs. Lucy that Mrs. Smiths steter, Mrs. er crew will be tested during two I slx-hour-plu* missions on pin­ ), are coming point navigation and low altl- public dances. However, Akiko I tape simulated bombing. SAC ra­ likes the American way of doing and more than *3.000,000 was i dar bomb scoring unite along the things and is Interested in learn'2,500-mile competition route will I score the bombing runs When Akiko completes her Doyle to the club. year of school here she will re­ James Coleman formally in­ turn to Japan to graduate from ducted Tom Howard, director of ate of Hastings High School her high* school. She would then like to return to America to at­ tend college and teach kindergar­ slhlste. FUNERAL HOME - His wife. Verglnla. ts Uta ten classes in America. In Japan daughter of Bld White ot 801 S. she attended school six days a Calvin St, Monahans. Texas ie Verwtontvilli Rebart H. SponablR. Owner much longer. She speaks excel­ 259-72M lent English, having.atudled the USE BANNER WANT ADSI Bene GanguUlet announced that the.MWua) Rotary pancake Ph. Wl 5-1252 .Her rnqtber is anxious to vlili SUMw was to be held on Thurs­ America a«d it Ja qulte'jidtoWe day. Nov. 4. and the beef Ulbe, she will aj-rtve in Vermontville J In time to spend Christmas with her daughter. MB. AND MBS. HOY SMITH Dowling Couple to Mark 60th Wedding Jubilee Hastings High Grad Competes For SAC Honors Rotarians Hear. Social Security Thoughts For A Week The prayers a mon lives on his feet are just as important as those he Stan Trumble, C.LU. says, on his knees. Irvin S. Cobb Walldorff-Sponable New York Life Maynard Perrys New Color Film Celebrate 54th . 0,1 4 Seasons j j.___Jubilee i L-i Now Available Wedding & in Cosmetics Faberge FROSTED SPRAY COLOGNE Comes in Aphrodesia, Woodhue'jTigress ond $*00 Flambeau . . . refyrthingly priced of______ Now. the $5.00 size for just______________ ““““ hor- Department's Tihn loan ser- *3°° Perry, son of the late Clarence with closeups of wildlife bride's parents in Kalamo Town­ mer, Fall and Winter. ship. They went to housekeeping Michigan group* Interested In on a farm In Kalamo Township, and resided in that area, with Uie exception of two years tn Wood­ rhen they plan to land. until they retired. $4 10 Regular $2.20 value for only------------ bers of the Beigh Fann Bureau possible. Loans are limited to Uwe use-days. Church where Mr. Perry has served on the board of directors A] D o r o w, AU - American quarterback for Michigan State During their residency । in football coach at his alma ma- NEWI CORN SILK by Shulton Comet in face powder, pressed powder and tinted foundation lotion. Controls oiliness, lasts longer and won’t cake up. It won't go orange, can't clog pores and helps prevent Club. blackheads. Won't dry skin ond flatters with Wise Investments Earn or without make-up served nine years on the Eaton County Farm Bureau board, and wa* elected Eaton County presi­ dent of the Gleaners organisation for a number of years. daughter. Mrs. OaHM Elman of Battle Creek; flee grandchildren. PRESCRIPTION PHARMACY 126 L Stole St. Simply EFFICIENT! ment cornerman Clyde L. AUlaoo.. who produced 25minute■ The former Edna Curtis----—- r .------- -—the ------------------daughter of the Ute John P and. movie. 'The Seasons." are acene* Revlon AQUAMARINE Moisture lotion for hands and body. observe their MUi wedding annlversary on Sunday. Sept 26 " ea. DuBarry's MOISTURE PETALS A hypo-allergic liquid moisturiser. Mr and Mra Maynard J Perry whuh traces IuUuP5'* changing 31“ P^lUpTst TXne Uui -’u"* lhnX*hJ?: Phone Wl 5-2466 Last week Wednesday the Ben- in honor of the Perry's, complete with an anniversary cake. One hour mffUTinizinc OPEN DAILY from 7:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. ONE HOUR SERVICE on Requatl from 8 A.M. to 4 P.M. Ill West State SL, Hastings wbtiIn T*uto stosi All Your Banking at Big Dividends... VJ' Smart Investors seek the great­ est dividends for their invest­ ment.'What greater dividend could you have than to be sure -you are realty in good health’ Why not make an appointment today with your family doctor? A yearly physical eiafnination can earn big dividend*... con­ tinued good health. Rely on our RexaH Pharmacist to fill your next prescription erectly a* ordered by your doctor. 0956 Open doily Mondoy thru Saturday ’til 3:00, Thursday* ’til 12:00 /pnt National Bank of Hastings Member Federal Reserve Reterve Sytlem System and Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation CERTIFIES THE MOST IN DRY CLEANING EFFICIENTLY Simple! Jacob's DEPOSITS INSURED UP TO $10,000.00 PRESCRIPTION PHARMACY IM Uif Stat, St. fh<m. Wl 5 Z446 Hastings Loans from $6000 to $60,00000 �< I Catholic Inquiry I Gass Begins Pastor Neiman To Preach at Zion Lutheran Next Sunday. Monday and TUmday. the Rev, George Nelman will preach at Zion Luth­ eran Church ot Woodland for thvtr Spiritual Life Mission. Tlve services will be at the following hours: Bunday. 11 am. and 8 pm. Monday and Turaday. at 8 This Thursday I Following in the tradition of I the part two years, the Church I of St. Rose ot Lima will conduct a serie* of instructions on tho | Catholic Faith, under the direcI tian of the pastor. Rev. Fr. Jo­ seph C. Dunphy, with Rev. Fr. David L. Hawley, Uie amistent to tho pastor, giving the instruc- Divine worship. 10:45 am. Sunday school, 0:30 am. Text for Sept. 28, MaU. 8:34: Friday, 9 am. to noon. Any other Ume by appointment 3:55 am. Bunday school, Leon1 W<«t, 8upt Titer® are elaracs and competent teachers for all. I Nursery for all Harriots I The alm of the cis row is really I twofold: first, to provide an op| partunity far anyone who la not Catholic, but who u either in­ I terextod in or curious about what | Catholic* believe, to crane in and , either key hla interest or setUo his curiosity: and secondly, to the Pariah who are interested in reviewing the beliefs and teach­ ings of their faith Tlic elassen will begin thia Thuraday. Kept. 23rd. at 7:30 p.m. in the school hall on the corner of Jefferson and Bond. Tlwy will continue tuch Thurs­ day at tiia same time for about 25 or 26 weeks with a couple of week* off tn between for tho Christmas holiday*. Sat. BabbaUi school, B: JQ. Worship, II am. Wednesday prayer, 7:30 pm. Sunday, "Faith for' Today," on TV, WOOD. Channel 8, 8:30 am. Bunday. Voice of Prophecy. El..4G. w iro .— 7: 30 pm. ChriMlan Endeavor. 8: 15 pm. Evening service. Wednesday, 8 pm. prayer • 0 pm. E.U.B. men’s potluck at । church, bring a dish U> pa** I Wednesday. 7 am. to 7 pm. । 11 am. Morning worship, jun­ ior church and nursery provided. 7:30 pm. Evening service. Wednesday. 7:30 pm. Family Night. Adults, Youths, Juniors and Children, 8:30 pm. Choir of tho Youngstown YALCA the Youngstown United Appeid. and the Lutheran' Service Society ot spiring messages for u* Special music will also be provided. Everyone I* cordially Invited to Former Pastor Visits Hastings METHODIST CHURCH Rev. Richard VandenBosch, Factor Sunday school. 10 am. Morning worship, 11 am. members picsuc be present. . Thuraday, 8 30 pm. Pre-pray-1 er service. Children's mectlnica. . 7 pm. Evangelistic mrellnci' begin. 2-4 Library opens. For: I i Rev. Fr. Joseph C. Dunphy ■ Rev. David Hawley. Assistant Sunday Mur, 8, 10. 11:30 am. Tuesday. 7 pm. Cub Scout CUnfcsalons, 4 to S ?nd 8 to Pack meeting in .Memorial Hall.. Wednesday. 0:30 tho minister: will meet with circle program Dally Masses, 7 and 'Reality' is Christian Science Subject Rcv. Arbutus Hurless. Pastor Bunday school. 10 am. Worship. 11 am. Evangelistic service, 7:30 pm. Prayer meet Thant . 7:30 pm. "We must look deep into real- FIRST CHURCH OF OOD 1310 N. Broadway. Hastings Rav. George J. Huber. Pastor Rev. Darlene Spew, Put® 8:10 im Morning worship. 10 30 ajp. Bunday school. Rev. Mra May Custer in charge. HA8TI.NG8 WESLEYAN METHODIST CHURCH Cor. N. Michigan Ac E. State Rd. 7 pm. Evening service. Mrs. C?uster. speaking. f 7:30 pm. Wednesday, prayrr and pre lye 3 p.m. to 6 pm. Saturday. Sept. 25. Sunday school picnic at the horns, of Mr. and Mrs. Ollie .LambM&MMdle Lake. Worship. Sunday. 11 am. Youth Fellowships, Bunday, Wl 5-3212 11 am. Morning worship awmon: There I* A Lad Here" 6: 30 pm. Wesleyan Youth Fdlowihip. # 7: 30 pm. Evening Gospel Hour, ST. AUGUSTINE, Of Juda. Hath Prevailed." Wednesday. 7:30 pm. Prayer and Bible study. Thuraday. 7 pm. Calling Night. Worship. 11 am. ' Junior church for children. 4-9. Youth choir rehearsal, Wfd. tyqtncrwwr WILL ERECT YOUR HOME ON YOUR LQT WILL FURNISH ALL BUILDING MATERIALS TO COMPLETELY FINISH YOUR HOME 11 am. Morning worship. 10 am. Bunday school. 7:30 pm. Drive- In - Service. Come as you are and alt in your Car. Cryrtalalrea Quartet from Crystal will provide the special — INSIDE AND OUT! run Will include and Finance Complete Electric, Plumbing, Heating Systems, and Kitchen Cabinets At Low Additional Cost! Will loon to all to attend the service* of this friendly church. Every Sunday. 8:30 am., the Y°“$1,000 TowardCompletion of Your Home! i Nothing peps you up often "hard day1 like o tefteshing showeTl j GRACE BRETHREN CHURCH Cor. of Jefferson and E Center Rev. Russell Sarver, P.utor i Sunday school. 10 am Worship hour. 11 am. Sunday evening service. 7 pm The Bible, the whole Bib:.' anc nothing but the Bible. Any way you figure it... THE FINEST WELCOME TO NAME OF C|TY > WELCOME WAGON ’ A .visit fro® Mir hostess will «uk« you M it home, with hoc bHktf ol gift* ond answers to question about the city. Hi Wl and facilities. Just call. , There's a lawyer in your life — Ultimately you'll meet him. Possibly it will be in troubled circumstances —circumstances that might have been avoided had you consulted him. So, ahead of time, prepare for the expected or the unexpected by consulting a lawyer, your friend in time of trouble, your confidential business'advisor, your trusted famHy counselor. under tho seal of privacy. Each is entitled to your complete confidence. Do you have a problem? Are you going to buy a houseT.Are you worried about your taxes? Should you maU a will? Are you going to sign a contract? Are you going to start a business? In our complex society you will be money ahead (and trouble behind) if you consult a lawyer 'before you act. If you don't know a lawyer/ask your local bar association to recomfnend be wty to seme you! Wclcoi Everyone has troubles. Depending on the nature of the trouble you consult your clergyman, your lawyer or your physician, each professionally educated, deeply experienced in life and dedicated to the traditions and ethics of his profession to represent you faithfully and always RECOVERY VATER HEATER ELEC PHONE ’♦5-35^4 WELCOME NEWCOMERS! Um ' ' ' this coupon lo let us know you’re Mte one ot contact tha-State Bar of Michigan, Lansing, 43914 I would like to subKrita I i'fetd/ u-btrnk Fill out coupon and mil fq S na*n*>gs wanner & �United Church Women Assist Varied Programs 11' I Bird and Camp Win Olrte. to he Brethren. I of BHARC-A-TXJAP. Money cot- Service thia year. Also welcome i,........................ < f I I complete plans for the Carnival Any money which te riven be-1 l^ted fcr thte purpose te to W will be remnataa of material and ... . ___ —... r-nw nnt to additional1 which Is to be held on Oct-18. sewing nippiiee With the d.dl- I r • carton ot then? gifts. United1 F')r tllrte »«*“ ‘UirLIng WIUl w L. i*ri'. T*: of 1wiping to fumiah the pro-| Mra Glsn Brower, church Women win be sending Tuesday. Beni. 58. there will be Mother Succumbs trw kIZ." fhAlr,nin ,or IPus«l rx-w Meditation Hoorn at for World Community »■ -to Utin Awna with! a . “***■ | Pennock Hospital. A committee1 cuaaed plans fur thia ev ers working in Uie Camp Fire Funeral services for Mra Wal­ .he DWKiUa. ' . "■ • ter Levcngoud. <B. 122 North <w»a I.wanuiurai IHXrt Barry “TZf ““ uvuu^i wwnvn win........ warn w ■ ■ O’WIOIIUU vnuwpr»-"^!H ■ The Bbte Bird Leaders will Gorham. JackMin. the mother of County churcbea and medical Can Facility thanking aentatlve from the Ministerial Church, comer ot E Grund and Clark Lewngood of Ml fl Park United Chnn ‘fT0UP* ror 0x5 li«hMd P*c««1 with John Bay. Eart Street. In Hartings. It will Street, were to be held Bl 3.30 a met ,or ^re' 8<Un’*h's -Head of Christ,” hospital director, to discuss plans begin wMh a 13:30 pm. cooperthpm. thte Wednesday at WetherPhUlIp Wind. 3-month old son Frktev ,n<*UnK y"'h Ly cooperating churclies fcr thia room. | live luncheon The them* thia ot Douglas and Joy iCoxi Wind Michigan State Univanity will by Funeral liome. Jackson Mrs ChunA ml ro !‘MP” a*L *P“* and FWndaotl tz-vengood died Sunday evening of Oranit “ Rapids grands, ai HartingsMn. ‘rid WlUch lMrc contrl- «» " r^Uonal and a local level. Worl.l A fairs' fur Internationalof Mr J Cox 1 of Mr. and Mm. Eugene Cox of lite very important to attend Clark Levtmgood U administra­ president, cahad Uie ^nretm77' project are Mid- United Church Women approves Cooperation Year. |— — -iPrvepcut dird al 1 om Bundav die Warkalion to, YOU receive Ori- tive Militant lor the -Hartings gin Thursday. Sept JO Orienta­ tion seaakma and registration will make prapantlona h MBthodiat, Haallnga — stew . h ~„- Mra Cox is pas- etitaUon about the program andlpubhc schools She is also Ml prejsiratloiu kT'w'orta Hartings the work of UNICEF, and and urged At thw that time tf Ur Hew •’n N Rend .• M hi hte home CominunltyLMy in V*. V? Ood' c*ujmb>- M*<ho- parti ci psilon in the collection sewing klta and the ciiMdnn'a 10c of U)e Fivwtxat Mrthodirt I the hows and whys In working vived by her husband. andto cLertKvangeUcal United taken by school chlldnm at Hal- knocks for Latin America are to “ “* “h°d‘M! w'thy ”r Group. I ----- ------ •-----------“ year's work Brethren. Welcome Comers loween. sponsored here by Has- be brought in. plus 10c per pound Church Graveside services were I A meeting was held at the1 Careless smoking and use . | Methodist. Hastings First Mrtho-1 tings Women's Club. UCW alm for shipping cliargx* These are held 'ninutay afternoon at J«nl-|camp Fire cilice on Tuesday, matches cause dose to on< An influx ol more than 1AM Daring Um • II dirt and Woodland Church of sponsors CROF'8 new program tho projects for Church World ion. jSept 21 of all Leaders of Blue fuurth of America's fires new freshmen will start Satur­ day. Sept M. when the flrst-year students move Into residence halls. On Sunday afternoon. Sept. 26, MSU President John A. Han­ nah will address parents of new students. He will welcome new students the same evening. Both gathering! will be in MSU s Au­ ditorium. । Enrollment on the East Lan­ sing campus will Include about 2 000 transfer students and nearly 2,000 new graduate students While there will be no increase In MSUs dormitory costs or stu­ dent fee*, many other campus TEE changes await this year'! stu­ dents. One change to affect al! stu­ 1-LB. BAG OF QUAL/TV dents is a 20-rninute break betaeen classes. Until this year. Camp Fire Smoke Young MSU Fall Term Opens Thursday For About 35,000 Son Dies NEW LOW PRICE! 'Super-Right" Quality Govt. Inspected « Eight OXIock ■ Coffee 3-1” whoi. ■EFc ' ‘Fr¥,r’ dft > » . 69c A&P Advertised Prices in Detroit Newspapers Now effective in Hastings PINEAPPLE-GRAPEFRUIT PURE VEGETABLE ” dexo Shortening NOW ON SALEI An A&P Cut-up Fryars 3^79 us 69c A&P Drink . . . 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WATBB PACK 4/99* 33’ 29* 3/1" 3/89* 1 CANNED MEATS & FISH 1 Pineapple HILLMAN? 23* 2/43’ - Stewed Tomatoes BS Potatoes............. 3/79» UNMILIO HALVIB t4.B Spaghetti...............'‘dS’ 39* Cocoanut *“«■ 2/45’ 2/41’ Del Monte Peas. 39* Now IS Green Giant Peas lit OIL MONTI 49* 45* Wai |.lB. Fruit Cocktail.. Dole Pineapple. Freshlike Peas. 29* SAVE ON BAKING NEEDS AAS-Our FlM» Qvalilr 2/39’ 4 69’ ■ ABLY BAIOIN 37* 30* 'tst' 33* lit 5/89’ 4/69’ l-LB. .ar IW1IT, TIMDII Now A&P Cheeries. 2/33’ 2/29* Del Monte Corn. 31* Wa. BID 1OUB PtTTBD 4/89’ "•» WMIe Kerwel ar Cream Hyto 38* Now MIT WT Freshlike Beets. 33* 69* CBBIAL THAT Sunnyfield Oats SMOISTIINO 38* 79* Lucky Charms.. BIOULAB BUICK 35* 27* Del Monte Beans ";r 45* 39* OBNIBAL MILLS 27* 33* 29* ki j Kelloggs Ass't.. KILLOOOI 35* 45* JUMBO Wheaties.......... 59’ 49* t» Crispy Critters. KILLOOOI 3“ Pine-Sol . LAUNDRY BLBACH Bran Flakes... CUT ORIIN "k." 37* 33* FOOT 80' SAVE ON HOUSEHOLD NEEDS Ammonia.... Post Corn Flakes I2’ Wisk Detergent . RLAlTte Tide Detergent. WITH BLUBBBBaiSI Wa. 29* 26* 43* Special K............. Now 3/1" 3/89* ,’dJ. 2/75’ 3/98’ 29’ East Side Lumber Co. BUILDING SURPLUS en E. e.ilraod St. rk«w Wl 5-2421 2/49* CST Fi-IX-O-GLASS AT ’AP^SuPer Mar*<cts /' iwtlKU ilHatte.i nee .ia»iar i- < u>. No Coupons, No Gimmicks, No Limits... Just Quality Merchandise at Low Prices! E. L Carpenter Hardware HARDWARI » APPLIANCtS 142 I. State St. Phono Wl 5-2913 �attended the Barcroft - Campbell dinner (meat* at the bonwedding. Saturday Set*, II. at I Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Karri*. the Heatings Presbyterian have nw/ly moved to Church. Congratulation* to thia'homo in this district from m . fc I'lcasani VAUey ’ By Mrt. t.lhrl Rhtnk msg loo worship Keith Buehler were SunrUy cMnand Mrs Don Clinton and chil­ ner gueau of ber parents, Mr. dren of Middleville wen Sunday •nd Mrs. Henry VanSyckle. of Dowling. : , •nd Mn. Andrew Brandt flatted' Mr-Wld Mr* Don w*lton ttnd Freeport By Mrt. Sylvan Tagg >i «M«a s«. 741-1 Mn. Madeline Ewing i H. A. Ferguson Heads Kroger in West. Michigan visitors of "Mr. and Mra. Claud Walton. * Mr. and Mn. Bud Lake of Hastings were Friday luncheon guests of Mr. and Mn. Jule Turner. * Mr. and Mrs. Julc Turner visited her sister H. Arrille Ferguaon, Who w> and family, Mr. and Mn. Rich­ auodated ard Carlfft of Yorkville,______________________ Saturday. * Mra. Babel Like of Onon-1 Id* divBlon of the KrogwC daga waa n Saturday overnight from 199S to 1DC1, ha* returned and Sunder dinner <nicat of her i Uie division a* *ic*,Pr**‘*?n‘i parent*. Mr and Mra. Reuben wm announced by JMOb B. » Crlte*. * Mr. and Mra. Reuben vis. prcMdent of the rttAll M Crites. Jr., of Eaton Rapid*, were fll™; Mttrt., Mx .SX <. Sunday. i Dorothy, on Mth atreet. larrc lllllia , Bay City were Sunday visitor* of Centralia,. Waxh . and > of.Mr. and Mra. Reuben Crites. . * Mrs Donald Cullen and Mr*. Dean Stuart were Grand Rapids visitors Wednesday. * Mr. and they all called on Mn. Audle , Mra Waller Smith at Niks and Roush at the Medical Cars Fa­ Mrs. Florence Newby of South cility. Bend. Ind., were Bunday visitors Mr. and Mrs. BUI Blough and children were Saturday over­ guMto ot the Donald Stahl's. Fellowship! M usually take* about JivejMUo aero Sunday supper gumte night gueata of her parents. Mr. Amnion .Mlllrr, Jr. startedI***11 <m S^P* M- * A n‘,l*y offer-!years for grasshopper poj. 4ia-.of Mr. and Mra. John Deweerd. W TrH A. AttA >r rtwa •i—'l'..™ In* 1. In twa HVImL ftnnHav m.w<- .* — _ • _ ■_ 4,J __ . • , «rM _• >^...4^ u, ,,, vPiHWM.W, PA.1HAX. j tZlgT, Sept. 20, Buefiler were Bunday dinner 7 JO Wednmduy evenings. j Mr. and Mra. John E Brake | building fund.' Mr. and Mra. Floyd Ttxxnnccn 1 and Jack were Bundsv. Sent. 12. vi™ Deweerd. * Mr.TT" Mn. Robert ot Gnind Rapid*. * Mr. and Mrs. Uicir parents, Mr. and Mrs. Reu-, ciud,, <g Kroger Supermarket half of Michigan. SMsea Mi Kroger-priced means double THE FRIENDLY L FOLKS Top Value STAMPS Every Lower-Priced fine quality pork at a lower price at Kroger. I BONELESS Leg or Loin O' Pork n> Silver Platter CENTER CUT RIB fOP VALUf mi 50 . Silver Platter He served ns a store manage and a district manager in Ter Haute and Carbondale. Ill., b tore going to Grand Rapids I 18S6 as advertising manager. I wa*-also grocery merchandlsin Grand Rapids and in Shren port. La. before being namt WEDNESDAY!" You gel tender, juicy pork with more lean on the loin when you buy Silver Pialter Pork at Kroger. And, thanks Io our hugo volume and low profit, you got this Immediately prior to hl* pre sent appointment, Ferguson an merchandiiing manager of tt company's Columbus. Ohio. Div »lon. He began with Kroger STAMPS WITH IHIS COUPON ON th* purchat* ot 3-ftn or n»ra Fr»ih Ground . habirgtr, Grsud Beef Roaod I Grand Beef Cluck er Meat Leaf ■ TOP VALUE n 50 STAMPS BONELESS POT ROAST Smoked Hams TOP VALUE jm ■■ 25 STAMPS WITH THIS COUPON ON I Fresh Whole Stewing Chickens Hygrade's SKINLESS FRANKS Z West Virgin!* Whole or Helf Fekrtch All Meat * - z-q Kwick Krisp ib SLICED B0L06NA 69/ SLICED BACON 2 ib p‘> Peschke's Circus Franks or CUBE STEAKS ib lb pip 99/ 10-ox. wl. pig. Ij LUNCH MEATS 1 it Boteless Pot Roast Tenders/ RIB STEAKS 79/ lb* purchat* of a l-lb. pig “• Hygrado'r BALL PARK FRANKS ROASTED SAUSAGE PORK SAUSAGE j ; ,1 25 STAMPS WITH THIS COUPON ON HMIUD'S ROASTY-LINKS • 89c ib 69c ib69< Kroger Vac Pae MIXED NUTS or wt CASHEWS Cheese Food 19 lOOsTAMPS WITH THIS COUPON ON Kroger Baked SAVE 20/ . — - KROGER VANILLA 1-1*. Angel Food Cakeuch m 50 Beautiful SEAMLESS * Whole Boon SPOTLIGHT COFFEE t-ib. 49/ 1OP VALUf STAMPS WIIH THIS COUPON ON NYLONS sizes YELLOW ONIONS 9-11 Chunk Style na 50 Chicken O' Sea SaWwicb Bread 2 !M-tb.loevei 39/ Chicken dt the Sea TUNA /: 9M-OZ. wl. can ze 47c ■' Apple or Blackberry Frozeq HARRISS PIES ub«.. pi. 4 z |jM ’.. A 4 5%-ox. cans >111 Kroger Strawberry or Apricot King Size ■ COFFEE CAKEishapm -^JS/ \ Kroger INSTANT TEA s^m.j«79/ 251“ I IS or mor. pvrehata ■ . Ib. bag Fancy While Idaho Potatoes 10 £ 69c LIBBY '• -/ TOP VALUE STAMPS WITH rHI1- COUPON ON GRAHAM CRACKERS or ZIPS ' ' ,t Switch to golden Superheat the remarkable new fuel oil that gives ydir more heat per gallon, more heat Apple Cider — gal. 69c U S. No .1 ■ '■ FALL BULBS 50 BIRDS EYE FROZEN STAMPS TODAY'S MONEY SAVING TIP FROM LEONARD! Jonathan or Macintosh EMPRESS THNA2^xo>6S/ • BIRDS EYE FROZEN I TOP VALUE WITH THIS COUPON ON th* porch»»« of 2 p an a. '* f 4-oz. wt. cans $ Lindsay SPICY OLIVES t • 39/W Pennsylvania Dutch Siems or Pieces MUSHROOMS TUNA Vet's Dog Food Mel-O-Sofl I *79/ { Country Club Miller u to .serve from «:t pm. on Friday* to <;M pm. < Sundays. In September of IBM "he w charged with reckless driving at ordered to pay a SIS line, cou costs and oversight fees while < six months' probation. He falb to report io hl* probation o fleer when he was supposed t and owed G22 on hlii fine. The weekend Ja» ueniene may permit him to keep h^ X ’0P VALUE KM ■■ Hygrade's Polish or ■ ri«U9/ COTTAGE BUTTS Ik. Tenderay Boston Rolled SEMI-BONELESS HAMS 4 69/ Nathan L. MUIer. about 1 Freeport, is spending four weel end* in jail for violation of pn batIon. Municipal Judge L. ! Barnett has decreed llu purchase ol • lot'o" Hygrade’s Full Shank Half , Man Spending Weekends in County Jail . Ocean Spray • . FRESH CRANBERRIES »> 29/ California 138 Siu ORANGES 2*«- 99/ KING SIZE COOLER MOGS COUNTRY l-l. CLUB -■=£- I Red Salmon I I Ice Milk Bars I 79< ;: io< off! pWch»*« Jack Echtinaw SERVICE 310 H. MMtau W' MW» �1,80ft Barry IH’ers to Observe National Week HASTINGS BANNER Poultry Experts ' Give Tips on Cleaning Eggs Improper sraahing may actu­ parature ally increaae bacterial contaml-. Highlights Interesting “4H: Learning for Living" u the theme for National 4H Club enrolled in more than I..—<|H> Hastings Traffic Tickets THE mlnutaa. FARM NEWS IMJXU keep thia from happening. they the youth with xtrucUvs to do. dening project*. actlvitiM included i with 151)00 mem ben; Ing and other hat traded fl.DOQ: light hi the livestock enrallt over 6.000. Mw__ . Important, ad Jecl, while thousands Of yquth found projects in entamodRy. Carlton Grangers Report Activities Cartion Orange made East Baltimore Extension Plans For Coming Year their Owen Gaylor. 3700 Maple Grove Hxwt famUlre wtre Mr. and Mra. Frank Barnas tmtartaitUng Itamjfcan BhaUactaryre from 411 ers Join in Fight Against Leaf Beetles label U the Michigan 411 rm- Cattle Feeders Meeting Tuesday At Battle Creek Residents of the Barry- County area have an opportunity to win new McCulloch power chain safes CAN SEND YOUR CHILDREN TO COLLEGE Here's ■ *eifrjy».MMtical way to flneitcr a higher education for your children- Use a Land Bank loan, and gsl the funds you nesd now ...then arrange a repay­ ment schedule for th»t time period which fit* your specific need* best. .Land Bank loan* are stakes" drawing now being iponsored by Francisco Farm Supply. Hastings McCuDoch dealer. The contest runs through Dec. 15. In Guernsey Club •UUC MX. lllVICt. Wilbur Bennett the older son “Again. 4H clubs are partici­ of Mr and Mra. WUhur Bennatt. pating wtth county agriculture agents in thia program by pur­ chasing the traps and sending Lakes at Camp Moffett for re-| emit training in Medics. WU- Michigan State University. Tahsln Doghan. a Turku* Cy­ priot. and Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd coming year. Mm Waynard signed to help farmer* and othShroyer's guest was Sohlndar Betaon will entertain the group Blngh Rana from India. pea*," report* John Newman. Michigan Stale University en­ piaxtfe mounting programBebe "Decorate for Living • tomologist. "This, tn turn, son, then each boat family introshould help scientists keep track dlatrttxitlonal data for Michigan gram U under th* direction of insects. the Michigan Cooperative Ex­ tension Service and is directed in country. Many questions each county by local Exteiuion Several 4H Entomology Clubs throughout Michigan have set In addition to the projtd pro­ grams. hundreds of youth parti­ pictures aa the members visited cipated in eitlMnahip and lead­ ership devetopmrnt acUvlUea plastic are supplied by MSU sclcarried out both at the local and Extenxlon Director Arthur J. state levels. Included in these Streby reports the Southwestern SEPT U MAEH DUtrltl MeeUnf. OuitM Orang*. 10 s.b. to 3 actlvittes are ^county sponsored tag and Farm Supply. Friday. Michigan Cattle Feeders' meet­ Sept 17 at the Community Ceei- ing is to be held at the Michigan leadership training wortuiSs Livestock Exchange Yard* at 633 both for adult leaders and junior Emmett Street in Battle Creek at leaden, and a host of othar tenaldn meeting thia Thuraday 7:36 pm. Tuesday. Sept. 38. at the han. group activities. Francisco Sponsors Special Contest Dunhani By Mrt. IT. H. ('.hreieman keep it from spreading further. 1Other agriculturally important inercts,. making it possible to Uurk-thA penta aa they move found tn aouthwoatom Michigan. beef, swine, sheep, poultry, pho­ tography—to mention1 a few of the more than 40 project area* ofTered — to be interesting and worthwhile. The project learning I* carried out in the 3.600 4H Clubs lad by some 15.000 local voiuatoet kad- A LAND BANK Fertilixer Service HrriLizn r*trs Closely anted with the ptastk mount program — is — the Michigan farmer* and 4H’era — —. “ Mack are. rawing Che chain* they **«U trapping program" atartod .___ __ ... -----» , a few vnara vn FT*, trwna *1- include parking a Chrtalom Prixo* Yeroteman Cyprus, Mr. and k WetobrechS, ehamboo SMITH BROS Central Michigan'i The Identification label* etc Barry Fann Calendar... dinerent Iota of cattle, both feed­ ers and fat cattle of various grades, for farmers to look over Specialists on a panel are to discuss the cattle aa they come fled in southwestern Michigan through the ring. tn 1962. Thte IlLUe beetle can spell 'doom' in capital lectern to much the Livestock Exchange; Hugh of the State's important email grain crops unleaa it's effectively controlled." exclaims Newman. sad John.ferrta from the MSU ‘That's why we feel that It's sericultural ecoonruic* departto recognUe UiW pc®, in their Panelists will discuss grades. fields." , supplies of the various animals 3.18 of an Inch long and is and feed supplies. Special discussion features will be on haylage, com allege tsedr tag results. USE BANNER WANT ADS! munlty Hospital, Battle Creek, as an orderly in Central Service. We wish him succcna. * Inbor proper egg cleaning, Wofford cock wont to Flint to enroll their younger daughter. Elaine, step procedures for preventing in U>e Michigan Sclwol for live Deaf. Her address will be Elaine Babcock. Michigan School for EXPERT TIRE Deaf, Flint, Michigan. 136 Main snvici looking forward to being tn thia brlght Utile girt will surely Bunday evening, Sept. 13, the annual Harviat Service was la-id । in the South Maple Grove EUB Church. Rev. Holopdcr from tlie Nashville EUB Church had There was a beautiful display of. flowera. vegetables and acme farms have steadily JIM BARR Tire Shop U. s. ROYAL Bcxt Buys on New ft Uwd Tire* Mounted FREI1 WE BOOK FEEDS to™ «i SMITH BROS increased Lake Odessa • Woodland The Peshtigo, Wla, fire which resulted tn 1.153 deaths, occur-1 PARKING fire of Chicago in 1851. Eataaiton OSlc*. Hog Disease Puzzles Scientists He points out that tlie primary purpose of Uie plaatic-mounted beetles is tn help stem agricul| turahy important Insect threats, skin lesions and retarded growth Iaf. adds that many 4H boys and 'girls art getting practical businere experience and practicing skills in Insect collection, pres- CHEVY’S BUILT FOR BIGGER THINGS IN ’66! luted to their 411 entomology You can prepay y6nr loan tn put. or in foil. shrink- lege education for youpchildren, see us tot Ike funds you need. 1 tf N. Boset to. Inals—FK SH.4SI0 lipper chewt which Is prominent in the young' pig. Tills gland produces antibodies which fight mount* of the cotton boU weevU.(aff ffl—ss. The khriHklng of this making mounts of the bluetx-rry ■ The MSU scientist who maggot fly to bit distributed toidMAd these espertmenta Michigan biueberry growers." f— — ‘ ' Hlwyn R. --------Miller, R.W. Luecke, Although supply and demandI B. Z. BalUer. Duane E. Ullrey, thla time, Newman will help in- HASTINGS OFFICE pig. receiving diet. And su Any Michigan county fair can receive opposite of findings in some tain why this happened. and restigste this and other factors NEW CHEVROLET WORKPOWER IS HERE! IN McCULLOCH'S KfW HUYYWDCNTS UP TO U.UM IM. CtWI The ell-new Series 70000 and 80000 models are here-the biggest Chevies ever built, out to do the biggest jobs any Chevrolet trucks have ever done! They’re ready to cut costs with new V6 gasoline engines, new V6 and V8 diesels. They offer, also, a new 92’ cab that’s the best yet for working efficiency, new higher capacity frames and axles and a high 65,000.1b. GCW rating. CHEVROLET TWIN WIN SAW DRAW WIN A CHAIM SAW f <jt 90Q othar prim ' leieraationtl Hsneiler rile.. M foot skj tart McCulloch 75 Up out- bon* MartalaaMot CONSUMERS ROW|* COMPANY chain saws will ba lodal drawing, io be four McCullxh chain Mw null toon and «e the all Urias chsta urn thrt lightweifhU overweight Hcfe’slow coslChgvy-Vbn-ecprwmyclHmp of Chevrolet’s long, strong covered delivery truck line. MW UCMf DUTY WOMPOWUI The most widely used of all truck engines -the famous Chevy light-dufy Six Is built for bigger things W '66 with a big new 230-cubk inch design. It’s the standard power plant in most light-duty models. Also, users of H-ton models can now specify a big 327-cubic-inch VB—the most powerful engine ever offered in a H ton Chevy truck. See the newChevie* now, at your Chevrolet dealer’s. Telephono your Chevrolet dealer about any typo of truck. UM, I, be gUiMg. :------- FRANCISCO SUPPLY Wl 5-31SO LARKE BUICK-CHEVROLET 1435 S. Hanover Hastings Wl 5-2425 �Sunday, September 23, INS । the moving eplrtt ^<1 financial । villagers camped tn the north-1 Saginaw was killed, dirtlngulstod, witneoegd in person tto death of ______ ______________________ I head, tto fur trade in the In- west port. o< tto towtufaip near gentleman though to may have Tecumseh He became attached ran w ne preach .. __ If transportation 1* needed, or Iteriar was reduced to a system, the Iskra and matatoe that been. In 1845. by hla son-in-law, to the Slater mission at Grand can be furnished, ptear* notify , Tto: institution sought to stifle । formed the toad waters of tto in s dninksn brt»wb P*n*ah- Rapid*, prof rased conversion to las far m puatale individual Ini- Watoscon. or th* half breed the Christian faith, and came “E™ W. uUatlve In the business, and to1 On the shores at Bristol lake mentioned in connexion with;to Prairieville with the mission [bring under control of its ports ln juhnrtown there was a vU- lhr ,rratJ’ Weahingttm ttonjat tto tone of Its removal. Here |bII J>f tto flir.(nide,pat qgif ofjjagu when the nrra eto chief and utm hii to rii~< --k **_ Michigan but ot the neighboring; came, of twenty or more wig........ . y IU> wuc. U> WIUB 1BCSWThe Senior ClUsen, Club of the! _ y-,. .. / I slates, und to rueich tto line of, wants over whom presided a chief I Footer or "Sto-pe-quonk’ mean- ourty described by the Ute Henry |Little; "Her ladyship. Mr* Hustings community will maet ffl (^irClUt ’its Influence even to tto Pacific; • whose name la now forgoUm |lng "Big Thunder.” l to perprtulate a great monopoly when Cleveland Ellis built his There was tto Middle Village.: Noonday, wm a short dumpy Monday. Sept. 37. at the YMCA Gary L. Mitchell. Bender and | in what wm then tto source of fanu house In tto earty forth--, on Scales Prairie, which name.unassuming lady of the old Camp at Algonquin Lake for th, Adam* Road. Middleville, waived tto ferrets’ greatest, wealth: u wm dubbed by tto Inhans, the wm afterward clmngvd by Lu- school. Nature kuul not seen fit usual picnic dinner and program Adams Road. Middleville. »«i»™ [much m tto Hudson Bay Com- -pig wigwam.” Eli topham, tto ciiu Lyon when in Congress to.to make tor wy ouracUv, by conaUUng of a talk by Earl Hili examlnsticm when arraigtod to tore Municipal Judge L. E. Bar of Jackson, whore toph ’ • tnr * “ •'"''• ‘ nrt Bar ­ puny did for two hundred yrare Hrat wtucr In ’the township of Middleville, and given to ths,1 the bewildering fascinating nett on a charge or making and m Canada. To that end. trading Maple Grave, was the owner of first postoffice Ln the vlclnKy. charms of personal beauty, but Pursuit of Happiness." account check. Hill a a lecturer lecturer in in me the puunc.^ nubile delivering delivering a • ““no no owf account curasu , pasta inc ratabUshed on all tto the flrat horse brougirt into that as long as the IndUns remained *hat little there might have HU1. (0 Clreu j important strrams that flowed port of Ito county. Tills ponv in Michigan they returned each bean of feminine cumtdincKs in relations fleio tor tn. Consumers court and appeared before Cir. from tto interior to such points wm. much coveted by the Indian;, vrar to the Middle Vlllare. In1 h<r features had toon sadly Power Company, is in constant: curit Judge Archie McDonald । as wtxild be must likely to inter- 1 Bnd ttoy stole her at every operpt tlie trade with tto Indians portunity. If she got away sto more than one hundred famllira i left ride of Ikt face." After rtorea were established . B\ H. D. Biirixr covered with oak openin*s f«» >totlng t h a t vicinity In 17M would invariably return home. encamped on tto south bank of rrur/CT centurlra kept dear by the for- on* 1-aPnunbou. an employe of only to to stoim again aL tto Ito Coldwater or Little Thom-' in HasUngs It became tto center ' Somewhere I copied this fol- ert fires of tto miuvra. The the American Fur Company, re-; first opportunity . by tto red­ apple in tto nortlicm part of of tto Indian trade and thc * j streets were often thronged with —.-------... ...written —'-ijern, and cw.irul mbH*lied a post taUtahed at the Junction times lowing article. by W.eastern, W.. northern. eastern. and central a past skins. at the Many Mutton »kin» Many tin** aevage hum- tto township. Putter It Is Similar to hu In- portions uere covered allh beech ‘J*n2.ra*’d .27 kHtol °bv «?*"*“ RfV *onard Rev Itounard Staler woo who m in ^uaw* peddling baskets and Kev kuo 8 wwk traduction in hu book. -History । and maple, jitenltiully braprtnkn.I,l^fr,»,>, yoM..Utt.t*r. ***** ***** “'• 1826 lisd rounded Of Barry County with Bio-, led with.Mh and basswood. JJ**"*Jana " ’??; ‘H* the tiU*,‘£“£8r p^cl,‘ j .T" the rapids of the < “* wllh nrc **!«■• Whatever । tto rapids of the Grand, fearful nl>y (he utalment Of ■ graphics." Anyway I think it a while tore und there a clump of t,wl time 11,1111 •®21 P®* er and sleep on. the floor before |h^ u degrading from _____ ____ that the degrading Influaneea of aettler by the I rattan etae, ureac pines wremi iiuove inv --~ ----.»<-»■ uajueuv. arfwn I rlv1liratk>n would counteract his . . 7 “ inoian eiac , i. surrotindliiR forasL Swamps and । . » t.ni»n «,v.-r „?n. ‘h< ‘“’t" ’‘ctolX^e thrae I Witt) marahm abounded and from '“'«»» In 1821 it was takrn over • H.rwooO' farm on section thlr“ o, KSKrtlreLdT OU* comIxUlnl here May be the their stagnant waters s ro,e »y Rix Rotm.M.n who araumed ty.fiwt of llus township could to I °'rcn tariw 1 ------------ *-----------•swarms of mosquitoes prat1 "4 ami of ot thtae ihu.e Mvn me flmhteM madde*. form form of ot anl£? “~. “?..rt*no_'r? m 18M and Pnvq D--------- !?• ____________ I . now .«W unu... - control ‘'"'T"1 of thta I*sren tto on , $61) Fitlf A BRIEF HISTORY portion of of tto Ammcan PUT Company «> Indian In a sitting portmr.htt , to^ctl^ta rnJS V™' F ll,e Amwer to knoa-n No other f r ' OP BARRY COUNTY size L.-x an d twenty-seven of ILyle »•" w •* i back mTT against a tree. nffrourulH' t1 lwen(v twenty-six ana ar H. Scott. 56. R2 “ Nashville. | 1 Michigan of simitar size L> more morei; ,hr Kalamazoo. Your money BY WILLIAM W. POITER I diversified tn sod. The height of t,iaA township perhaps three fh*d NO Plus 57.10 court THE INDIAN INHABITANTS TOPOGRAPHY ---------------------! land totwecn tto Kalamazoo1 ?‘ I hundred followera. Here he erect- carts when to wm arraigned in Problem!. OF BARRY COUNTY Nearly all of -tto surface ot river valley und that of the r rek m ! td “ chlurh “ntl a «hooltouse HMttogs Municipal Court on a Barry County Ls covered with | Thornapple U called by Profra- [ rank of a . ottawutamie.brave and |lcro u*. Indian* dwelt un- charge ot driving while under glacial drift of varying depth; *or Winchell, who has written । (dian ground. Here Kawu<-........ - the — •red — man In l837 »'hm Lorenao Mudge tm ibm, when they were removed the Influence of liquor. He was' so that while many foraibt arc: ni u c h of tto topography of told , STOP IN OR CALL sway in barbarou* majesty, '“w Curtleton as tts first west of the "Fattor’of Watera" arrested about 5:30 pm Salurfound, but few of them are in Michigan. Barry SumiL and II or crouched cold and shivering. *e<Uer to lived far some Unx- Easily the mart distinguished of d*Y- Sept. 11. after losing con- I For Fall Exprntra Prompt. Friendly Ito location wtorc they were trachea an elevation of mere in . hi* rude bark wigwam, drench- ln ,'“’lan »>5»am. found up lho slater Indiana was the chief while driving on the Gregg formed. A^tto Icy masses of the , t h a n two hundred and fifty (cd in rain and *lret Hero to «\ his land. There were many Noonday, a man over rtx feet Crowing Road at NaahvlUe. SERVICE worthwhile glacial period moved southward feet above tto wkters of latke danced the *' c“' Fhortopple mar. ------ ■ • w----------------------the aelrd uelrd war war dance dance, rere- ,,ru 0x1 n«w take. tall tall in ln toignt. hcltht. uroou broad atouidcred. shouldered. -----------pitrpoitl tto moraines left ttotr tt-aces to- Michigan The highest altitude u ^tru hi, valorous deed* in hoJllr “nd fur; but [well proportioned with broad nrl.„L. ]}rimr Jhth Vi ? W. and performed that -cred lhc «>|J' which now sug- chrek bonra and course black hair UrUTlK UFlVCr » U?e n .th.* »“* ol ssrHfiee. tto burning of y*** U /he name “Indian which hung down to hta shouldp01n‘ 0,1 ,he> «*'* do« " which te , VJK. He .................. . _ U» . appear IV-- tto UK- landing —--------------------- still ——- cMngs —— nc pne.rarxl wonderful rd^S 9/0 T UlO [hr rl'm Vtmi thr^ iW 5 “. ML HopC ManteBU. ........ . ........ .. Mantenu. The dense dcn*c timber timber “ 11» w dd 0,(1 landing placc place near tto ; muscular power, and for many' t Howard riowara L. u. Daniel,. uuiieu, Rl in rnrthat ttrse j A SUMMER RESORT . .-judtered his wigwam, generally u.utJ<?- A,,<>r Kovi-mmen: or- )Tnra ecuniy maintained -------- Ids iw._-! port, pleaded guilty to a cliarge eaung up | tolerable all tto >c*r put Up near some bubbling spring. "ej,'d thc removal of the Potta- 1 premacy -among ----- tribes uf drunk driving when arraigned -------- the —r sav savage hta region ;ln Hany county. During the from the severity of nature’s wulamks west of tto Missis-1 of - —Grand ------- - ” • — — River, wtoae legions1 before Municipal Judge L. E hte county warmer season,, the rivers,-Iskra storms. Wild grapes, plums, ber- rippie in 1840 many of them llv-: to lend against Uie American Barnett. He was fined S7& plus lacial evimxj streams arc much resorted rim. and pew paws In season ,n* ln UllJ vicinity of’the lake, 112 S. Jefferson, Hastings Phono Wl 5-3424 rnity are to; Everywlure tto water is ex-Amr abundant Tto walnut, but- “ctlng on Uieadvice of tto white abundmt In the bBugs and crilent. and roads . good. It b temut. tto hickory and tto beech «dtlers. took title to small per-1 at the battle of the Thames and fleer Albert Stanton. marshes; and In the difficult to capitalize climate ■ furnished the richest nubs and peat and marl niay be — Tto brnelit to Barry county »f every'■‘here they gr>“*’ In wild rnalncd in that vicinity, simple open book of later geological Its shady nooks, ita lakes. Italprofiirton. The broad sheets of and harmless citizen*. The late marshy haunts and forest homes bark from tto massive elm Mrs. Willard Hayes, who with, for game, u uiunwiiurablc. If sremed designed for tto wig- her father. Daniel McClellan, them primeval man wtth rude one were asked to name thi- unm covert*, tto whitewood, came to Hastings township In, implements ot stone struggled things that make Ufe moat uh, and light grew taprei- 1837. tells of'an Indian "medi­ plciwant here to could not help aUy foe tto making of pirogues, cine dance" near their early —. ; . — . . f . uui (-il Hclnntcd but UIUUL think UI of Mir the .-uiiuiy sunny IU4UI lulls nixi and M w, « well adapted to to navigate the. home, at which two thousand [ Ttornapple river, which drains i shaded valleys, the Helds of I rocky rapids of l». th > lrtrmnta. ‘ ’ i ! toJ»oUfyleld«i blxmtU; Aa late as 1855 school district; —<> perliapa more than one half of --------. , -------. -- _----«... UUUIU1UiSUK'. tto county, the aouttorreportion nf'";?Lerm22^r’ r‘£ ‘ZLfh.'n' erop* °?n’ T1* n-,>'lU“ "umber fl¥r °f Township of belongs to Um> valley of the of tile meadows. the rushing take* m ukc diamonds ognlnrt Hartings was organized on the Kabmuotxr. Rs undulating sur­ stream, the darting trout, the n background of emerald green petition of seven Indians who face Of lulls and dales 1* dotted dril’Pito'tolTv to.* lth —“— 2! vVV----U” Of on wction IWUILJ-UIC tw«ty-five -- ----— ,Uh f*4lt land WU by more than two' hundred small dell, tho tto balmy breezes of the riew urere nb-ntio.t onzt _____ ................................ .. lake, of varying rises. Tto inland lakes, the rustic cottage. Deer were plentiful, and here | of that township. Gun lake was southern portion was originally Ito lakeside scenes, the secluded also Ito black bear, an object of i border land between tto Pottatotemism among thc Ottawaa watamlen and the Ottawa^ and was to be found When tto fttst tto Chippewas: all branches of white settlers came to occupy tto Algonquin family Under tto the kxxuc. Uie whirtleing snipe, Barry county the beavej- had al-; provisions of tto treaty of Wa^hDrtroa. Michigan the whir of the noisy duck, and ready dlmppeared before the tngton In IBM. It wm agrreti tile silent woodcock wine drop­ fierce onslaughts of the fur; that a council to be told for ping flight ha* fooled so many traders, who for a century and , that purpose tto chiefs should "sure itjots." Those things which more liad plied their trade as- ■ draignate three clMsew of to if attract reporters to the shares of ln forta'- wl,d4 breeds who should be entitled to Barry’s lakes where fishing is of Michigan. Tto otter, mink, share In the sum of one hundred unsurpassed and shooting Is raccoon, and fox have either -- -— — • • good, all tend to make this coun­ dUuppcored. like the wild pig- and fifty thousand doliara. act' ty sought by those who seek recreation. ________ •—THE RA8TTNOR RANNEK Senior Citizens To Hear Talk On Happiness I) ‘25 fo '1,000 al LOCAL FINANCE During This Week Barry County Lumber Co. Offers BIG $$$ SAVINGS FOR YOU . ---- _------- ,----- --------- v, nuu iu.-k<->3 them are: Bass (bun- and small, roamed the openings and Umber mouth'. pike, muskiest, wall- hmda and ducka and grew eyed*, bluegills, jterch. and many'aought homes on all lake* ami other game and pan fish. .----------- , .. . THE FIRST TRADER OP THE THORNAPPLE American F u RPeTiNG STOP in and SEE the Largest Selections in BARRY COUNTY ... NYLONS - WOOLS - ACRILONS ond HERCULONS by Ala^ec and Alunarcb Special 95 $ that the Indians most prominent bonds in the tawatamies of which Sagamaw or Saginaw was the chief, which in 1838 numbered about one i lions twenty-four and twenty- ;hundred and fifty persons and i fire of that township; tto one -who were located on a peninsula 'of about thirty lodges and the Jutting Into the eastern border I other twenty. Rude patches of iof Oun Lake on tho the now | brush protected their patches of ,occupied by the Hartings Gun I com from the nightly vlsltaZof iClub. Prom a iilstory of KalaI tto roaming deer. Close at 1>and i Captain C. D. Morris built his reridence upon its site. This set­ tlement was on the Upper Wanandaga. a different stream however that the Warauutacn Sippy ot the narrative of 1772. During the Winter many of the ON ALUMINUM COMBINATION this fund were determined by tlnguUhed gentleman. We tope nU tins Is true. This bund was removed by Reverend James Sel­ kirk in Uttfl. tp Wayland town­ ship in Allegan countv near which some of them still reside. Storm-Screen Doors & Windows By WEPCO NOW IS THE TIME To Get Your Home READY FOR WINTER HOW TO “f NO MORE PUTTING them 41P. MEASURE the taking them down when you in- proper point? to measure 1 stall our Combination Aluminum Diagram illustrates in determining the height an4 Storm and Screen Windows. w windows. Sq. Yd. 501 Nylon INSTALLATION INCLUDED Plus FfEE SPOT REMOVAL of 6 Month, Rug &Trurniture Cleaning Specialists 8 YEARS EXPERIENCE —GUARANTEED WORK HOW TO MEASURE Diagram illustrates the proper points to measure Compared with machine scrubbing, dry powder cleaning and "Do-It-Yourself” shampooing— in determining the height and width of your doors. 1. Duraclcan removed from Vi Io 65% more DURACLEAN Method Outclcans All .Others soil than other methods. 2. 3. ' • ■ Duraclcan showed less than ’/a of 1 % fab­ ric wear compared with up to 25-times as much with other methods x Duraclcan showed absolutely no shrinkage compared with up to 231 sq. inches lost by some of the other methods on a 9 by 12 rug. YOUR CHOICE—WHETHER IT B^A SELF STORING, NON-SELF STORING OR ECONOW ALUMINUM COMBINATION STORM AND SCREBU DOORS. ASK FOR YOUR FREE GIFT OF ALCOA ALUMINUM WRAP! CALL US FIRST I Miller’s D“$XM Nmmm Wl 5-2091 107 E. Woodland. Hasting, Midway Botwaan Broadway and Michigan Qpan M—. thru Fri. HU 9 P.M. — CloMd Saturdays ALLIED BUILDING cfeWTER � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/492/HastingsBanner_1965-09-30.pdf 2897dbe542b5590e9057b69098e6d964 PDF Text Text The Hastings Banner Section* |Om Hundred and Tenth Year PARENTS' MODERN MATH The Hastings schools V* ■<ain offering classes tn Mod­ em Math for Parents on Wednesday and Thursday eveninn from 7:30 to 9:30. Parents can take their pick, the same lecture each night. There is no cost for the course to be given In the HHS study ‘Martinizing’ Grand Opening Thru October 7 Hastings, Michigan, Thursday, September 30,1965 Section Ona—Pages 1*to 8 NUMBER 2< -EDITORIALS | included, are experimenting with these special programs. ItaMlns* Public SdMWte }-akte' aixwid It te the sincere desire of al) (grading of Ua ancerned to provide the best pos- gram Proper slide education for the girls and It require* thorough preparation. I ' are living in an age of rapid change planning. coordination. sincere changing times many new innova- ente. puplte, and teachers. There are acxne inherent dangers when implernsnUng instructional these innovations is to meet the Innma lions. The history ot fduaa! Dennie A. Merrifield, of Plain| well, manager of Ute new One objectives of a comprehensive edu­ | Hour "Martlnjxlng" dry cleaning cation for aU children Examples I. plant State Street, ha* r----- —st ill W. -r-" are: individualized instruction, team administrators and teachers too easily attracted to btindwn, j tinue through Oct; 7. ‘ programmed instruction, educaKilpa trick During this grand opening ‘ tional television, ability grouping, rriod. there te one-half off on ' etc. Many sdiool systems, Hastings very dry eleaning item, with , ■ „ - . — 0 Yr r Ct • no U"“' M"rlfUld “ldGOP WOMEN'S TEA Mrs. H. A. Adrounle. presi­ dent of the Barry County Re­ Members of the Kilpatrick. Kent County. There was preach-. Sunday; publican Women's Club, en­ United Brethren Church, which -------------------1 ** _ tertained members of the exe­ mg once a month. ; Merrifield. 36. 'te a *■-* Wive of Meetings were held in the Kd8u. Marte where he was te located on M-68 about five cutive board Monday uMNulng. on j. 19M Hte mother mile* north of E. State Road, are Patrick schoolhouse until 1B71 Sept. 27. Plans were made for The church has been part of now rexidea in Three Rivers. Hte | a tea for members of the dub having a centennial celebration marking the 100th year since the four different circuits during the' fallier la decrased. and guest* to be held at Mrs. century II was on the Barry Clrorganisation of the church. Adrounle's home on Oct. 11 cult from 1865 to 1877. the Castle­ from I to 8 pm. Any Interest­ ed Barry County woman is - was organised In the Kilpat­ ton ClrcuU from 1878 to 1913.1 tackle stball extended an Invitation to at­ rick neighborhood tn 1865, the Barry Circuit from. 1914 to 1926, and it became the Klipaltend. Assisting the hostess One Hour “Martinteing" bus!- -| will be members of the execu-■ ge Klteplrick live board. .tbe* firs*t”bei17 S He *nd wlfe- JfXnnlr’ ------------------------------------------that reached from Charlotte in •erxuwn In IMS and Hie pre.- 'lhelr own Cleaning buslnesai n I -..-L-Eaton County to Cascade in ro^teter A HmU , Powell and are managing | (fa IT V LUlIlIjer ent minister i> nonaio n. HalUnga business for John 1 J m,nLerch of Grand Rapids. wholzA WW Congregation to Celebrate 100th Year of Service ,™ Earl Coleman Marks 4 Decades Fair Share to Hastings United Campaign with the Ooleman Insurance Agency for the post 40 years, celebrated his 40th anniversary in business here with an after­ noon of golf and a dinner Fri- . V-olunteem to Kickoff for 953^380 Goal Tuenday Morning; School : Staff Pledges $2,700 irt lst Report Country Club. anniversary dinner and 16 played golf tn- ttye afternoon. The guests Included presidents of the Insurance companies the Hastings United Fund Campaign to obtain $53,380.40 to continue the work of the Youth Council, YMCA, Camp Fire Girb, Boy Scouts, Red Cross, Salvation Army and Unite! Fund Agencies get underway here at 9:30 a.m. Tuesday with a kickoff breakfast scheduled for the Ixason Sharpe Memorial Hall, Atty. 1811 and 1672. This edifice, nn.t Xfr< Memftrlrl have I Richard Hudson, chairman, has announced. 2 burned in 1933 and the Holmes Mr Merrifield have The Klwanis Club is (pjrnishing the coBee and rolls for MA Church was moved to that • three children. Gina. 4;. John. MnplrQ liihilAre site tn 1933. and a basement was 3*?. and Diana, 9 months old. 11*681 Iko J uurivv the kickoff meeting where chairmen of thc many division* will Earl's son. James, joined the ) — •------------James Wtewell. manager of the! District Officer—Wayne A. added. receive their materials for the agency In September of 1953. intensive campaign which runs i-—v County r-zu.ntv Lumber t r'nmMnv exsltad ruler nof the The present church was moved i • | I) Barry Company. .। inn ton. nail past exalted and enlarged in 1956 because of 1111ITV te inviting everyone to attend an! Hu-itm^ Elks and MichiganlObthe widening of M-66. The I OJJCUkdl 1*611 1 | . ____ lordinator of the Elks National open house marking the 20th , FouJulaUonWM tltrt#d vt ce | church received $12500 from the fT$ * chairman of.the or.me Michigan Micnigan South ooum State Highway Department and Pmorrnm 1'rOprr‘im Trail I PHI IIS anniversary of the lumber com- ..chairman after moving the building, budding, added 1 1 '’S1 allt * 1 .Central District by unanimous pany ................................ ‘ ‘ rtrtn in ,r«h.nv.-i.nI . tn-ll-a, — —* vote at the District Fall clinic $4,000 improvements. Inslud- I —«>j vw Ing the dining-room, klltlien And . 1 nilUfr rPftnlP Uiree classrooms, as well as re- 1 VUll^ ■ The District includes Adrian. Al­ The Hastings goal includes modeling the edifice. 1 n ■ dlvtelbn -« ------ -bion. Battle Creek. Coldwxter. of -Barry County's 87.100 for the Red Cross and the Flat Rock. Hastings. Hillsdale. Special Education Program, Mayor Franklin Beckwith has which attempt* to prepare cdu- Unoes through Friday, Oct. 8. proclaimed Wednesday. Oct 6. a* cable young people for work, was many door prtsas. * explained by Tom Howard, to including three . all citizens to cooperate with the $8,650 for the Boy Scouts. $3300 members of the Hastings Rotary phalt roof thingies, . fire inspectors in eliminating fire for the Camp Fire Girls, 8406 fur gles? -a----------------wood table Families who have provided| Club at their regular Monday top complete with legs and sen»r 4H Clubs. $1.(XX) for Uie Family 1 ; hazards. work ms for the church through noon luncheon meeting at th» the century included thc At hern*. • Hotel Hastings. the Barry County Association for furniture refinuhtng k 11. >»a tied Children. 8338.40 for j Retarded square fret of celling tile. fourJl^ I Clink. 81.040 for ! Child 4Guidance _____________ lalvatton Army and — 85300 Ur. DUlenbeck. Euper. Fuhcr. program Is designed to provide — here to conduct the Inapeetion. the Salvation for the United Fund's 36 agenRlchard Yarger of R2 Hastings. FMt. Guy. Galloway. Hager.i educationally retarded young There will abo gifts \jA---- — — be free „— | |The .-trike of Local 414.4H UAW-। Inspection team* composed of 6165 N. Broadway, have as their Hecker. Hetl. Harris. James. Kd-1 people With skills which may for everyone and free coffee and-rlo .L1h» F W BliM Plant the Insurance men. and Boy guest until Oct 15 Alvaro Aguirre Patrick. Lehman. Lundqulri. make item employable. donuts dally. Pr. Free balloons flir for *. monl--h ojj thia — ThuraMrs. Gerald Beckwith la resi­ M a—.if. Hntlv —f haltimn* * ." ..... • _ I Scouts, ft——will will inspect mercantile le frQm M [0 of Mexico. He arrived Sunday. Nlchote. Parker, Plante. Row-, — the kiddles no pUns rar rawtlng I and Publlc buddings for fire haz- dential division chairman asHe has been in the US. since Rt1'John’,8trele*1<8mimChTrilT'120 ><’ar!' Of M®' «enerBU’r do During the open house there te, between management and the i ards . , . May and spent his first montlu St. John. Strele. Smim. W. ^lavc BbdlUes and this pro- also to be big discounts on many Unlon scheduled as of Wed-1 f,1X11x1 ’U‘ ** m*rkcd Guest Editor - Htudings Sept, in Kansas. before coming to Uarren WoleotC MaUhmra fram aUwnpU u> develop them .rtL-iw ’___ .__ ' with a red tag and the owner or Mrs Richard Cotter, captain; of Schools Richard J Guentbsr Michigan in August. While here Hchalbly and Yank. so that they may be placed ip I tenant given a booklet describ- Mrs. Fred Markle, co-captaln. has written the editorial for thia he wTll visit the Hastings and i Alter a hearing Monday. Cir­ Centennial services are sched­ gainful occupations, Howard ex­ and Mesdames Gerald Karcher. week's issue of The HMUhgx Lakewood FFA and many other uled for Sunday. Oct. 3; Wednes- plained. cuit Judge Archie McDonald teCharles Burch. Marshall Beteon. Banner. In the absence of Edltur organisations, His Job in Mexico । suedta two-day injunction, which They will later be sent a postal Wilbur Birk. James Coleman. He said that often the young Is similar to the work of agricul­ Griffen speaking at the 8 o'clock people have a high degree of I forbids Mrikera from interfering card on which they may note Gordon Cove. James Colter. Jack Richard M. Cook. Supl Guen­ tural agents here. ** evening session On Saturday. I with anything or anyone going corrected hazards and mall It to Echtlnaw, M. R. Furman. Wil­ ther te well-known tn Michigan educational circles and in 1M0 Oct. 9,1 Lloyd and Edna Towns low reading ability. Because of the Fire Prevention Association. liam MacDonald. Bernard Hook. wih.be Tiost and hostess for the the scarcity of available teaching bids thc company from interfer­ The Association explained that William Hollenbeck. Richard Jastanding Young Men named evening program after the B aids, he has put together a Youth ing with thc Union's peaceful these reports would help them o'clock devotions led by George Occupational A Life Adjustment . picketing ach. William Stedman. Ray Mil­ Sclialbly. Sunday, Oct. 10. Rev. manual tor use by these groups. inspection and would have no ef- ler. Arthur Steward. Elwood Exceptlonal Children and has Norrte Bacon, president of the ,----- ——-- -----------Hoffman Is to give the centenWyngarden.-Tony Hein. Gerald many other achievements. Pat Gilmore of Gilmore's has ; Huilno Uom Club. U policies. Ostroth. Arthur Obon. William dlffieult to find "training staresident* to support the orgahUteir agent*, The Association regularly Towne, Harold Boio and Russell ‘“*5““"’"'’ “ b“““ “Iw XX rls Evans. iggested that Ro- (ration's annual light bulb “lc' emlpoyera. representative*, prin­ ts V,—M U rt n * - v fhrm.<*h ’• a __ Second Ward — Mrs. Stuart Caukln. Avis Rose, Mary Brad­ Over $75,000 diamond aelee------------ •-----------Day. captain. Mrs. Monty Ben­ ford. Irene St. Martin. Barbara nett. co-captaln, and Meudamea Haan. Ruth Miller. Betty Howes. Pete Coble, chairman of the I and enjoined from obstructing He urged employers to take K.TX Wayne Morgan. William Elite, Marg Havens. Mrs. RoM. RMaer, these trainees for what they Bernard TObtes. Donald Nevins. have to offer, rather than out of A report on the day's activities Duane Shriber. Gordon Bennett. Wayne Shetterly. pity. will be made at a noon luncheon Fourth Ward — Mrs William He explained that profits are!Ing or interfering in any man­ meeting, sponsored by Kiwanls Roger Raber. Robert Erway. Roy Hastings High School, he said, __* a ___ < —______ ——, 1 — -- —Jab. ,L_ Schiachtcr. Eugene Heniser. Kruko. capteln; Mrs. Patrick of them at the local level. In lhelnipted use of puboc streets. and Rotary Clubs. Attending will Chester Cramer. Walter Bums- Hodgea. co-captaln. and M«sCentral P.T,A. will be held in tarded young adults, helping to be local city officials and fire­ Gilmore opened his first jewel­ dume* Jack Warner. Roger Fow­ men. Independent Insurance len. Richard Beckwith. Richard ler. »J a m e s Wtewell. Rowland ry store here on N. Michigan thc Central Auditorium on Tues- keep them In school, as well as spent 85.765 for this purpose. ' nrrnare them for work. agent*. Boy Scouts and the in­ Wilkins. Robert Hopkins. Rich­ Hall. Fay Clardy. John Cslnder. Avenue in 1954. He operated it Projects Included 81.073 for eye As an example, he said ons spectors. Speaker for the occa­ ard Johnson. Robert Newell and Rudolph Flora. John McLean, there until moving to his State brief business meeting Junior High parents will follow their young man had been trained so examinations and glasses pur- injunction shall be. and hereby sion will be Phil Albers of the Misses Helen Keeler and Doris Robert Carlson. Harold Grat. Street location Ln July of 1963. child's school schedule and ale-1 he te now a heavy machinery opLanstng Fire Department. ICappon. Marvin- Anderson. Robert Shum­ mentary parent* will have an erator earning $330 an hour— agents, employee'. reprearnlnTtya-mayor's proclamation fol­ Third Ward—Workers include way. Blair Pratt. Nolan Cutch­ DRIVER'S LICENSE OFFICE opportunity School at Rochester. Mich. $150 to *■hear brief ­ also obtained a job ’ * -------aand he dis had lows: Mrs. Robert Sherwood, captain. es*. Frank Weyerman. Richard • Sheriff Merl II. Campbell for Braille Transcribing Senice cussion by their children's teach- for hte father. WHEREAS, the life, safety, Mrs Robert Rohde, co-captaln. Guenther. Al McConnell. John has announced that Barry of Jackson. 8125 for the Welcome om health, happiness and general and Helen Lublenirckl. Dorothy Meisenbach. Dan Shay. Franklin At Monday's meeting James County’s driver's license office President Edward Freeland Coleman announced that the Home for the Blind of Grand obrtructlng or Interfering in any Mayo. Norma Cole. Bernita Beckwith. John Ingram. Richard on the losrer floor of the urges all interested parents to Rotary Ladles Night would be Rapids. 865 for white canes; $150 manner with the rights of thc pendent upon safe living and Flock. Hilda Osgood. Bev Smith. Denny, Clifford Dolan; Jr., John Courthouse wiU be open from attend this first meeting of the Oct. 28. Hie Rotarians and Ilo- fur vision tester for the local (Unioni to peacefully picket or working conditions, and. and Mbs Sue Smith and Clara omespie. Mrs. Del winClarey ------- - -----I a.m. to 5 p.m. on Monday, WHEREAS, the useless waste Hutchins. Jennie Howard. Ann Ruth Sage. taryanns are to have dinner In schools. $518 for Boy Scout Tuesday. Wednesday. Thurs­ canoes and the Klondike Derby. of resources. both human and activities.' Grand Rapids and see the Fred day and Friday. The office $2,000 for the Barry 4H pool. membership at this time. Waring Show. will be open from 8 szn. to 12 for YMCA camp fees, $330 for through proper attention to fire Refreshments will be noon on Saturday. i $25,000. 'afterwards. WHEREAS, thc Fire Preven­ The injunction was granted . after the Bites company, repre­ tion Association, a division of the tarded Children’s school, and $75] sented by Atty. Richard M. Shu- Michigan Capital Stock Insur­ in miscellaneous gifts. ance Association, has agreed to । Ker. filed suit pointing out that on Friday Union members pre- help make this community safe. NOW THEREFORE. I, Frank­ |1 vented movement of railroad lin Beckwith, mayor of the city that tteere had t^ehs prior oI Hasting., do hereby proclaim ISSL^t the ofl°ctot*r llh •» TOWN inspecr.™ iS be TION DAY, and I most rsspeclahv A RMx£ ft*1* urae our clvlc Bn<1 'Open House company executives, field reprerasentatlves. underwriters, ad­ justers and others. Earl Coteman joined hte fath­ er, George E Coleman. In the agency In Mai' of 1925. Hte fath­ er had founded the agency in Mayor Proclaims OcL 6 as Fire Prevention Day _ ________ _.... |No Talks Set tween Union, Bliss Company Lions Sell Bulbs To Help Light Others’ Way Gilmore’s Plans Anniversary Stile Central PTA to ‘Follow’ School Schedule Oct. 5 backward glances “bitr ofyesterday".... as gleaned from tbe Banner files le<dert’ our •ehoo‘ oBU1bU ,nd Ifftrllerl ausenship os la whole, to cooperate with the inspection teams by allowing in­ spection of their premises IN TESTIMONY THEREOF. I hereunto sign my name and.afFriday Hastings public schools fix my seal of office Hl make their official «nroll- of September. 1B65. tnent count The registration on the fourth Friday of September|hjn —- Sneaker determlnas Ute legal enrollment, D*0"?? . s, .. forthimr _ . , For Maple Valley Kleiner represents the union. Enrollment at HHS Under 1,100 18 Years Ago - I Hastings Saxons opened the Members of the Hastings Busi- season by defeating Jteton RapClub has selected Miss Ann Bur- day afternoon. Outstanding recognition at her outstanding Dick Feldpausch. who rang up a . . .— ...a_ ___ — » . . ' — ■ n.1 Ia'a. 10*1 I, contribution m a teacher and counselor of young students. At cipul of Southeastern Elementary Normal school students from School. Barry county registered for tile A "Painting and Cleanup Bee" third Teuciien.' Encampment, te scheduled far the Delton Com­ sponsored by the W. K. Kellogg munity Hull next Thursday ■ . . >- . -- . b— h. a J k 4n completely rejuvenate the In­ terior. Volunteers are invited to atxenuir reported that as of . School HOSTESSES FOR CONFFBFNrF Adrirerv s. MARRIED ON HORSEBACK—Miss Carol Slagle, daughter u^T.rr^untv I Thwc *rrlT 1 715 w •“«»«“**’ Maple Valley Junior-Senior High , dJ »> ln “^ School Sunday. Oct 10. at 3| Rspid' « special sducalion f« ate- pln The r new budding, located v':s:«sr.!S"RX i met Thursday al the Carlton Center Granxe. Mora than 75 repreSociety at a meeting hrid at the 20 Years Ago Aben Johnson will again act as chairman of the special gifts division of the final War Fund Ptexse See MOBE ABOUT: . . . BACKWARD OLAN Dedication last Friday their were I.0S2 in: Dr Kehoe of the Bureau high school, which would drop school Services, University of HHS frpm a Claes A to a Cisse Mjctu^n. will be guest speaker <**F- . _■ a____ _________ • ««' 0LY*""?“L“e *“JL i Aay > couple studsnta had left September, aititough some of Hie the high rcliod and ths official equipment for various depsrtj mroUmsnt may b« IMO. Has- ment* te not installed yeL Land-1 tings has been in Clare A with scaping of the grounds got un-1 over 1,100 high school siuMnU | dsrway Monday. �------ , vi.ited hte slater, Mrs. Oma Earl, until * Wednesday - of * last - week ,. I in Battle Creak on Bunday. On and Mrs. Violet Moore of Grand Rapids was also a gueal al me Rosenberg home from Bunday .................................... i costevln of Indian Lake. until Tuesday. The Rosenbergs and Mrs Rogers took her home Road Bunday, skidded Thursday were Mr. and Mrs.'oj Mr> v. D Wldrig were Mrs and remained for the evening to visitors at the Kenneth Key and Mrs Ernest Hoffman and «“*• ; ?«..«» Mra. Ro“ Engle accompanied Calvin Livingston of Lake Odes-1 Hertha Elliott and Miss Dorothy ree the trictures of the Western trip which Mrs Moore, her son, Mrs. Carrie DeLong of Grand Ronald E. Rahn. 21. Battle Creek, u and Bunday visitors were Mr.fEjllolt <>f Grand Rapids. Russell, and Mrs. Rogers took my daughter. Mao Weise, and •M Mr. WUUr S.l.nlre al n , „ H umm.U Mt Tuapaid a |5 fine and 1545 court coats thU Bummer. “■’JO L“. * Charlotte. day to visit her sister. Mrs. Harfor disturbing lite peace Saturday. my Hastings friend*” Her Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Gook'old y English, of Saginaw tor ---ml o| wMk daughter and family, tire Robert Ronald Aaptnall. t J. >U Hastings, | Mrs. Henry Rogers was a guest Phillips, on Wall Lake Road, is taken to Pennock HoaplUl court coats on a traffic warrant Bunday to visit Mrs. C where he te recuperating since ther. the Jack Nelsons I of Mr. and Mrs. Claude Rosen- -for having defective equipment -• "alcdonla. from Bunday leaving Pennock Hospital. He Memphis. Tenn. a car while riding hte 1—THE UAHTINUK BANNEB ville. paid a MS fine plus«45 ------------------- ■ I—------------------ । guilty to reckless driving. .. ‘“j^sra.ssr- Personal Mention Student Hurt When Car Hits Bike Tuesday SI SaS. 7HWKTWCE! Ctunman. 20. Middleville. who was arrested and lodged In the Eaton County Jail. .? Think of the valuable gifts you Think of the Mid cash you save ^with America s on ow famous low prices! get k Most Valuable Stamps. । aulted in teriom Injuries occurred • a tout 4: IS pm. TlKWtay an M-2T i A BevenUi-day Adventist 1963 • FVrd 48-paocnger school bus, driven by Edgar L. Barrows. Rl Middleville, headed north, was had Mopped la dterfurge ptreen- PLUS OUR FAMOUS IflW.lflW PRICES! back Into the right lane. The truck Skidded 91 feet before the right • injured but both vehicles were , badly damaged. Northern Vegetables 7^*1 NORTHERN 1-PT., 8 OZ. BTl. SYRUP LOC CABIN k E. Barnett altar he pteadU» to i reckleee (hiring The diarge resulted from a 15H-O2L WT. CAN VETS' DOG FOOD J| !,L4v 12’”*1 4 £4 OVEN-FRESH BAR STYLE Angel Food d cut* and bruises curve Spartan, Florida Fresh-Frozen -Roll-Pack 650-Sheet Rolli If C^fd^Briven by Viola Edith CTCTraftr. 38, 428 E Grand. and Anna Mar Potter. 17, RJ Hastings, collided aqout 4 pm. Thursday at Walnut and East Streets. Vkjte was 110 J# WITH ORANGE JUICE SPARTAN coupon CHEESE SPREAD W STEAK & SALE! 2-LB. LOAF FINE FOR GRILLING! * L. WITH COUPON BUY 5 PKGS. AND BET ONE FREE! BELOW JELL-0 In a mishap in WoodH. Foreman. 26. Woodland, driving hta 9M Chevrolet north, stopped EXTRA-LEAN, SAVORY Parsons. IB. Rl Nash- WIT] T-BONES RING BOLOGNA Peschke FRANKS Housekeepin lb. 59c lb. 59c ORANGE DRINK BOOK R No. 3. Norbest U.S.D.A. Insp. Grade 'A' HAROLD WAYNE ftOCAL FANS IN FOK A TREAT I The Hasting# High School in what many believe will be BROILER TURKEYS SPARTAN FACIAL defending champions and now appears that Coach Jock Ciarey han molded a team that can dethrone the TISSUE gridroen can come up with * good t««m ettart. It will of 200, TURKEY DRUMSTICKS lb. 59c Turkey BREASTS w/Ribs lb. 69c W«9V Sheets CORNISH HENS Si\5TSS 69c THE RIOHT Tp LIMIT QUAMTttUE ON ITEMS IN THIS AD. COMPANY. Ml •NORTHERN A •TISSUE 4 ■ With Thu Coupon ond o J5. or M. Wl E-MH iThru Sof., Oct. 2, 1965. IQci ।Spartan CHEESE — 17 । JSPREAD Food Purchow I j J I With Thia Coupon end 0 $4. or More Food |jh/u Sot , Oct. 2. 1965 �Hastings General Fund Revenue $396,296 in Year Expenditure* in 196-1-65 Reach $899,728; Cash Balances Are Invested in I Per Cent Certificates The City of Hastings had actual revenue of, $396,296.21 during the fiscal year which ended. June 30, which was $19353.96 above estimated receipts for the 12 months, but grneral fund expenditures totaled $399,728.69, which was S22,786.44 above the estimated expenditures of $376,942.25, according to tire report of Haskins A Sells. Detroit auditors hired to make the annual survey. The report was received bv the Citv ftounrli MnnH.v---------*--------- !----- _--------------------- Betty Morgan Dies on Saturday 'Max Coats ‘Cornage’ Panel Next Thursday Un. Leo (Betty) Morgan. 48. Battle Creek, a sliUr of Mrs. Warren Kidder. R3 HasUngs.and mur- trAU wnvv. u«ui. IM, ———— shaU. Ing for the marines. ★ Mr. and Mrs Morgan was raised bv Mrs Gordon Buxton called on Luther BurtMnk In Sanio. Rma.1 «r »'>d «« *’«»» Calif., until she was 16. Mrs. Elisabeth Gray of Climax She was married to William ' We<,ne*d“J' ««««*«• j **ousnmem or a string otche.Servtee In IBM He died In 19401 Mr* J,ra Chamness and tra program In the Hastings in 104A Ah. m.rriJi i ~ from Holland spent the weekend ■ Public School*. with her mother. Mrs. Alice Frev He spent about 40 minutes in * Mr. and Mrs. Frank Scofield each of the grade schools Thlkand son were Sunday dinner ing about and demonstrating th* KuesU of Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph . various string Instruments. Sova and family. * Mr and Mrs.; Muller, from Cleveland. Ohio, Bill Maxey from East' Lan<dng has been travelling throughout spent Mveral days at the Frey ■ the United State* for some 14 cottage. * Mr. and Mrs. Delbert years doini; the very thing he uni— **- --a *•— m-— »sin- dld m Hastings this past Mon;day. ' I The orchestra program devel­ oped m the Blkhart, Ind ..Schools jls a project he started from the beginning and Is a model pro­ gram recognized throughout the Banfield-Vicinity Highbank the flooding condition at Market from Leila Hospital Sept. 16. * and Green during the recent, Saturday. Sept. 18. the Pedro heavy rains was discussed. Dlrec*"x Ln.NanA. m*, *, । tor of Public Services Ken Lab-' The string program, which I* to begin in Hastings after the present tonettc program, will be under the direction of Terril July Sales Tax Hitt $101,558 Barry County for last July was | food. 825,401 $1.00 Per Week! Field demonstration* get un­ derway al 10:3# am. . Lunch will be served at the farm by the Barry County Carl­ ton Center Grange. Dr. Carl Hall, hand of the M8U ment~bFto romk 'st 'the”short -A- Close Chidester School. Pupils Ci To Southeastern Mr. and Mrs Roy Spaulding! tn »i«itI 1isn« are now under way to iu?eir xvtiiFsm .^nd brln* the Western Michigan * * Sunday Mrs. Worth Green ano ..Unl„»erxlty Symphony Orchestra mi Jack had a dinner honoring th? ■antan MW birth.*,. ■NJMtJJwlUboMmlAWt, MAKE APPLIANCES RADIOS - STEREOS SELECTIONS NOW! !of Thornapple Lake, were Mr. _ , and Mrs Bernard Dsyannond । Marriage and son of Potterville. Mr. and “ from automol 110145868, according to the »2,047 front apparel. »U» fr Michigan Department of fteve- i furniture and 87JI? from f and T-V'« LlCCHSCS This Weak's SPECIAL POLAROID only $3 Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Hynes: and their guests, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Ost man of Waterville, Ohio, I nir. ano jura niuen mcii imicu -— - ----- --- ------------- ------­ a few days last week with Mr. 4*an at tbe cottage of Mrs.; and Mrs. Oene Mortenson and ,p““Un* WaldmlUre^ and upon son (Louise Belli in Villa Park. l,*lr return, the Ostmana visited: # f«* <l*ys leaving for1 ......—------- - ------ ------- au.au* ... .... onu rai,. mtiir Ill. * The Maple Grove Birthday :Two weeks ago the Council re--Dunn of Olivet. * Wednesday Club met Tuesday for a picnic t»>cir home on Tuesday of last •■, reived u retjueal from Supt of I evening, Sept. 15. Mr. and’Mrs at Dorothy MelnerUa cottage on ■ week. tSi’r.3 higher than ••xpected. School* Richard Guenther to Gordon Buxton and Mr and Mrs Municipal expenditures inejud- halt all auto traffic in the area Leon pum- of Cfdnr Creek were for that half-hour period. 'birthday supper guests of Mr The Council authorised City I and john Crago and JohnAssessora Russell Doty and Ste- ny whose birthday all celebrated, phen Cooley to attend the Michl- * Many from this area attended latest gan Assessors School at Ann Ar-1 the open house for Mr. and Mrs bor Oct. 25-27. Assessor Cooley, Roy smith who celebrated their patterns has been ill. but Doty expects toi60th weddlng anniversary. i The snursday Pedro club met W , a)attha —., . tneEmm* nomentorV,.. Mrs. EOttnfl. Groat Speaker on Safety .Thursday evening. * Mlu Janet b . ’ Lens Is doing her practice teachAvaliable Ing in the Harper Creek schools. Mrs. Owen Gaylor. R4 Has-1 * Congratulations to Howard. . Mr. and Mn Julius Poyer, for having been elected king of the, group meetings on thc results Junior class. The Junior class of thc. conference. Mrs Gaylor won the trophy for the beat is safety chairman of the Barry County Extension Groups. Her । y • -—■ i—— EXCEDRIN. Now 26 Million Customers 100 .^ only $1.29 hoepitallzed for several weeks. Is again at St. Bury's Hospital, Grand Rapids, where he under­ went skin grafting hurt week. JEWELERS Wl 5-3012 IN HASTINGS ALWAYS FIRST QUALITY Gordon Ironside Agency INSURANC8 208 t S*«H St- _ A FLOOR TO MEET EVERY BUDGET toddletime1 HASTINGS FLOOR COVERING More About- BEST BUYS Regular $5.18 COLOR FILM Backward Glances Continued from Page One Morris. dlrecUx- of the Dental Education program of the W. K. Kellogg Foundation. reduced Coming!! For 3 Days Only. Begins Thursday, Oct. 7th< I PA N A> MU UnEUMU 20c 89c SIZE off only BAN. ROLL-ON 12. $1.00 SIZE only off BAN. O' off 88c CREAM only 69c °c VITALIS8 $1.49 SIZE toil went Into effect Sunday. Train No. 106 going wort. Will arrive at 11:1S am. instead of 10:49. Train Na 108 going eaai. wiU arrive at 11:53 am. Instead On Tuesday, about 40 Knights Templar and their ladles will go from Ivre to attend a district field day at Charlotte. The Sir Knights wiU go In uniform. About six commandertea will be reprv- NOW 3 FOR $6 50 Years Ago The Michigan Central passen­ ger receipts at Hastings were larger In August than they have been for any single month In mare than two years. This month promises to be even larger. All Oow IfAfurei—an extra set ef grippen for longer ww!,Sp|ti that breathe—perforated plair ONLY BUILD BABY'S PHOTO ALBUM WITH ELUS S&H GREEN STAMPS GARDNER'S OUCHLESS" blight spoiled much of the crop. Il was expected that more than 30,000 bushcki would be salted m Hastings but only 5.000 were bandage CURAD Beautiful 5x7 photograph, for only SALE $1.16 Value NOW ONLY < , ' S&H GREEN STAMPS , GARDNER . Quality and \Tritndly Si trirc Your Penney : Charge Account S«t natural smlloi. CURAD DRUGS Charge It To : Non-glare 96<, I-11H the cut. styling, tailoring and fij meet our own high standards! Now you save ... for Just 3f more days’ Print tops and solid bottoms, irt mails, blue. pink, mini, 1-4. 3-8, i / . ' ' , vrt A MXY MH-UF1 IxausvitY AT MNNIY'S un,™. PHOTOMAPHR'S HOURS) Do your baby-bragging with a beau­ tiful photo . v ."worlh more than a thousand words." Get a completely finished photograph for only 59f. You will not be urged to buy but if you wish the remaining poses they're yours for 1.35 for the first, 1.25 for ^e 2nd and $1 for any additional. AGE limit 5 years. One or two children PTr *lu ** photographed singly *or 69< for th® tot picture. Each additional child under five, 1.60. 9:00 o.m. till 5:30 p.m.; Friday: 9:00 a.m. till 9:00 p.m. BE SURE TO READ EVERY PAGE OF OUR PENNEY DAYS CIRCULAR THAT WAS DELIVERED TO YOUR HOME EARLIER THIS WEEK. BARGAINS YOU WONT WANT TO MISS!!! �State Requires Small Nursing Home License Hastings EDITORIAL Public Library atony promising innovation* in U;e. Located Corner Court and Church Struts Ihesnre hare - d.finite Pla« m II Poetry Corner Under provision* of a n’ow, 1 State tew, Wl persons operating out 1>I objectives are understood thorough- Library Hours: planned. I would like tn reflect on one aurh scrvire-TEAM TEACHING XMoannmn Tuesday and Thursday Monday, Wednesday and Friday 12:30 to 8:3D p m. Health Department »lnc< 1»M. er* tenting around in a ctamroom iron/ .trfr Sdl Unused Hems. 12:30 to 6 p.m. 12:30 to 6 pjn. Saturday operative and coordinated program of teaching pupil grou[» A Lruc ins in Ute special areas mentioned. mum uUiteatloh of the special elementary grade* where we have competencies of the Individual no basal text but rather several teacher. Completely rartyled for 1966, Comet feature* b new larger body, n host of luxury appointment* and a wider choice of engines. Overall length has been increased by eight inchca.and wheelbase la two inches greater at 116 inches. Two Mercury 390-cubic-inch engines are added to the power offerings. Sportiest of the new Cotneto i* tl»c Cyclone GT model (above) which offers a high performance 335-horaejxjwir V-8 engine and a unique fibcrglaas hood with simulated air scoops. Thc 1966 Comet goes on sale October 1. strengths together into a well co­ animated program. Teachers on * given teaching also necessitates adjust­ ment Ln school organisation Rigid formity 01 Ctafe etxo, and tradl- thru twelve in specified subjects ctal equipment has been tried with children itavtng reading problems Team teaching is utilized at two extremes-Senior Social Studies in which Ute achool previously gram, ** well as other experimental tnnofations. inevitably will encounWlth die exception of education Homes Have Water Supply For Emergencies amall itomes Thert Is unlimited opportunity . . ----„ — exploring, water Uilnj mlng and skin diving. Ing within I ral gallons. water supply far emergency situ­ while other*, ations. Keep water in a metal. to prove acceptable, require exten­ sive demonstration before final implementation. It is the responsibility of the Or. fill plastic bottles and dip thc top In hot poraf In to insure teachers and the administration to Unlike which ar tain stir— safety, and Inland Water Route Is Scenic Adventure The beautiful Inland Water Routc. a 45-mlle netuork of clear lakra and quiet river* td in Ute Most home* have a reserve gnm carpeted ferrate of northwater supply built into them. em Lower Michigan, is a leading Since many emergency sltuaUona could mean a water shortage. growing navy of pleasure craft Scenic variety ts the key to ita mente to introduce''educational according to the Michltelevision on an experimental basts serve suppUe* could make a dif­ charm, 'Tnurl^ rtmincJi and th? ference In your family's comfort. fantastic rtae of boating promerly oriented. The instructional churning with vacationers rt]uipcnmt for thia program has afloat. Retnote wildrmeM. rolling Our philosophy U one of intro- ter pressure tank can supply farm tend and secnlc hills example* for which adjustments arc often necessary. Unlm there is understanding and acceptance curate number of such hom« and the numb* of persons being CORNER VfALNUT ANO S. JEFfERSON ungraded program. Ability groupdnstruble in teaching even a single subject or coping with the varying ■unis of the individual pupils tn a ctasb. Working iu n team nukes it possible to pool the strengths of Aoordlng lo Rtate Health mlaUuner Dr. Albert E Hi Sseven* T. Manon Building. Lansing. Michigan 48920. . persons desiring Inland Water *2?,, , Route Navigation Chart 660 “u ' dwuld write directly to the U. 8. HASTINGS physical environ- icn must obtain thc health department IF EVERYONE HAD THE SAME NEEDS ■said. *und I believe that Lake survey, 63a Federal Buildand "Sd Ing. Detroit. Michigan. There ta hcaWh departments. a charge of 51.00 for the chart. . wln'be poiwlblc to vtxit those .... .. . . ; _ homes . .. of the patient* served arc being ...................... ———---■ Tess DcCockcr spent Wednesday at MSU attending the nun sale where she purchased two AND PREFERENCES . . . ... our assistance would be the Personal Mention Rev. and Mr*. Howard Roger* spoit Thursday and Friday in Owosso They took with them a load of sugar, the annual contributton of the local Pilgrim Holl- some for all But since every family IS different, we make each service as receiving a high daily physical care f$i*Hagtings Banner Lake Odessa East Doud By Mrs. Dan Peterman By Mrs. Lloyd Owen Battle creek called Portland entertained Sunday with a birthday dlnnor and fam­ at Lloyd ily gathering honoring her molh- and Mrs. Ubyd Owen called at William Coxes in Nashville Wed­ nesday and attended a birthday M1CU1OAX PRM quin Lake Thursday evening. * and appropriate os to be served. "Hower*-, definite shortenmattract thousands of hay fever sufferers. Springtime is btoa- gathering of Owoano College which was held on Friday. They also attended tlw Alumni ban­ route become blankets of color quet of the college held in the during the autumn season. Hid­ gymnasium on Friday evening. Ini hopeful that some asing. skating and ice flsiUng are popular Winter acUriUt*. _______ . nomc 01 Miaaya 'erntora of throe snuui ruimro. gctttd changes or additions bi thc Juices and reft drinks also offAdd of education. We are fortunate rat and mink, the Tourist Coun­ tiiat the Hastings Board of Edu­ ter. Water-packed fruits and cil reports. Fishermen enjoy horn nine are living. There cation has budgeted the funds Uqulda too. Fresh fruits, especi­ ttc 90 present, tn fact they PuklUted ally citrus fruits, arc alro good geon. Waterfowl are plentiful. came." Tile day will long be reactiritlca at all educational levels sources of liquids. These measThe Water Route wlndi Participation in state workshop:, aster*, such u last Spring’s tor­ OMK BUMDUD AMD concerned with educational innova­ nado strike. John Wilson, defensive half■ 11 on al championship football tions assists our staff in keeping back on Michigan State's naI PTION team of 1952. now heads ids alma mater’s Honor* College individual possible. We serve you as you wish quality of edre in these area*" He * a t d tluu a 11 nursing inspected and licensed under lo- 8HMJIHU Kent County, Jacluon. Lansing and Detroit. "The small. undeF^four bed nunung home always l*«i an unknown quantity," the Com- । LEonnno05G00D ^UHenal-J^otne CHARLES H. LEONARD JACK D OSGOOD Phone 945-2471 - Mullett U the largest lake, meaMiring 13 miler, long and 6 miles wide. Burt latke is nearly boats up to (15 feet tn length. Th? Water Route U rich in man bad great faith in thc he*l- and family of AMtsiCAH NrwtFArta KATIONAL from Middle Lake visited Satur­ Lansing, Mr. and Mrs. Chalmer day at- Lloyd Owens. * Mrs Tocrty, the Clair Torrtya and Howard Moons rolled on Mm. Raymond Tobla*. tn aPennock HogpluU, rHday. ♦ Mr. and Mis. Mrs Roy Erb were Sunday vislEDITORIAL Howard Moore were Sunday dln- onibre district They Wl colled on Mr. and Mr* Melvin Shaft in BatUe Creek. Bunday. a man needs । JocKeq ty of Indian River, mid ,the Water Route. Mr*. Hariey BtadeL Saturdayj Annually in raid-July. some visitor* were Mrs Thelma Gilll- 200 powcr-bosuU compete for land of aUtalng and Mrs. Ruth honors in tlx* Top-O-Michignn a ------grueling 87 — - mile Tasker. * Mr. and Mrs Gene I Marathon, —••— « Carr- and family were Sunday i rare along the length of the Wocaller* ot thc Lynn Btcdge fam- 11 lly of Delton. * Mr* Ttselma Canoetag and sailing enlhuOUlIland of Lansing spent the ------.._u «•.— weekend with her sister, Mrs Route appealing. Thc guide to Ruth Tasker, who accompanied Michigan Canoe Trails rag- Know Your Legislators \ Support! I Tailored from 13 separate pieces for proper comfort, protection and ent — Mackinac Island. Port Mlchilimncklnoc and thc Macki­ nac Bridge, one of the worlds Patrick V. McNamara Philip A. Hart Rimming the Water Route are numerous mannas, boot , launching nites, hotels. resorts STATE SENATORS State Capitol (Uie home addrew after adjournment! ’1.25 ■rou tlgnt back in too bucket *Mf. Burt Lake State Park, fronting Rlver, Ita* 388 campfitcr. nnrl fea­ ture* swimming and fishing Ttu400-acre park Is about two miles Canets new lire and spirited luturg handwme. slnMed wood grain pane's, For spinetlnghng action try Comatfs new Ctciona GL Phn a feng. tempting Hst of opUoen that tnc'wn twttin ait condboning. wrth putt i Comeff got it. Interstate 75. dozen 321 W. Cha, Schoolcraft <Thoni- route. spple. revlng, Carlton. Rutland, □rangeviUe, Hope, Prairieville, Bany •n>wn«htf>s.) *1.50 Open Wednesday Evening Me MEN S and LADIES’ WEAR 'Dreis Well . . . You Can't Afford Not To" Ilf L State St. Introducing the lively new driving machines: the big, new-generation Comets. shore of Mullett Lake, lias 300 campsites and features swim­ ming, fishing and boating The Urd District — Harald J. Val- park is about 10 milt* south of Cheboygan, off M-212 near the land. (Yankee Spring* Township.) community of Aloha. Mlh UiMrict —Roger Johnson, 532 Birch Suoet, Marshall. clothing store*, theaters, golf (Woodland. Hastings City, Has­ courses, doctors, beauty and bar­ tings Township. OosUeton, Balti­ ber shop?, laundries, hardware more, Mapl* Grove. Johnstown, and sporting goods stnn-s. bus station*, airports and churches Assyria Stew 28 to 50. Hum. Michigan shore lends to thc his- OS. SENATORS Senate Office Building CONGRESSMEN House Office Building Washington 25, D.C. support day Indian villages at Harbor Springs and Cross Village. The Indian River Shrine, tir world's largest crucifix, is a simple, yet awe inspiring point We Rent Fermel Weer STATE REPRESENTATIVES Slate Capital (Ugg home address after adjournment! communities along the f rect highway route, but several other highways, including US-31. 08-131 and US-23, also serve Orleans St, Otecgo. iYankee Springs, Orangeville, M-33 and M-212 rim the Water Hope. Baltimore. Johnstown. Barry. Orangevllte Townahlpe.) Additional Information on the j Water Route. Xa. aaommodatil, Rl lonl*. (Tbornappie, irr- ttons, attractions, and hunting ' Ing. Carttan, Woodland. Rutland, Hasting*. CaaU«tan. Maple Grove, Ing the Michigan Tourist Council ; Assyria-and Hayings City. COMET MAHLER MOTOR SALES 1320 N. Michigan Hostings Ph. Wl 5-2479 USOOIN-MERCURYDIVISIOH OF �-------------------------- ----------------------- . Welcome Neighbor M Ntntpn todire .1; the. Tire tuirhat wuom-t Personal Mention'—T‘"~u’— Middleville Fetes ■n» Ptord »Dtava Battle Creek Monday ' । birthday of their g j Jacqueline Couch. Hof their daughter group was Included In the party returned recently from a aevnM- at which Mr*. Gladeon Lewis day trip to Copper Harbor. Wtetwo ducts, "Whispering Hope' Water bridge Into Sanna, cana- cornmunity singing and rvmlnUstarted many activltire underway. Scrv-; Ing as a leader of a Blue Bird! group or of a Camp Firs Girts group does take time but ills: parent*. the Clayton Edllh Stokoe by Mr* Jarrnrds. Ball Park Saturday afternoon was much enjoyed. A Sunday. on Wednesday of ttoo Jameji Partridges. On Saturday and Sunday Ute James Partridgo and Dean Potter ••isltcd Lloyd family attended Um Brittany l-.-l v, , Double Wedding Unites Twins At Cedar Creek Church Sept. 18 jyo r 1I * BANNER WANT ADS BRING RESULTS Charlton Park was the scene for the* outing of tto' Torch Bearer groups on Saturday. Sept. 3fl. They enjoyed lunch and n cruise on the river in Barry's paddle boat. Mrs. Skedgeli's group hosted the former group-of Mrs. John Johnson. They re­ ceived their seven-year member­ ship charms Mis* Plrvo Alrlo, exchange itudent from Finland who 1s staying with Die Don HOME OF FINE i Oatmeal Bread ..pkg. 29c i Garlic Toast A very beautiful and Impressive the aide by their fallier They wore Mary Beth Wurmi Mid Sherry ! imblc wedding took place u Miss identical floor-length gowns with Schofield at the guest book. Janice1 Old Fashion Hand Cut Friedcakes of Orvai William Conine In lovely double ring cererr.anles on Solurday, Sept. IB. at 3 pm. In the Cedar Creek Bible Church with the Rev. Donald Tuck officiating. Noted Orthopedic Surgeon Talks to Kiwanians Here 6 for 39c Fri. & Sat. Special Combination glrcet-kngth drwaas of iridescent light blue taffeta, fashioned In an empire style with matching single dior bows and veils as he.id pieces Each carried cascade bouquets of flowers, matching the bride's ban­ quet. These lovely gowns, along with the brides'. were nude by thc (MM . tjou ll love our 1 BAKED GOODS MR AND MRS. CLAUDE LEE bliNB Orangs Knots Out-of-town guests came from Dowling, Richland. Middleville, Lansing. Olivet. Baltic Creek, Au­ gusta. Vermontville. Hickory Cor­ ners. Onondaga. Bellevue. Marshall. Kalamaaoo, Hastings, Delton. Stur­ gis, Charlotte. Plainwell, Burling­ ton dnd White Pigeon. Virginia Donavon of Delton served as Brenda's mild of honor and bridesmaid. Mbs Kathy Foote of Kalamazoo and Mrs. Dorothy Quick of Dowling. sister of tlu: groom, 6 for 42c glued. Remember Cookie Day Every Wed-, d dox. out. pkg. $1 DALE’S BAKE SHOP the fashion look of 105 East State Street Knits hove boon doing their bit to fill the world of HASTINGS fashion with exciting, beautiful, practical clothes. Glimpse this world in our' store. You'll juft have to Phone WI5 5105 Knits by La donna SAVE while we CELEBRATE our Jantzen Personal Mention Cintura Feather Knits years with deformed limbs, appatently thc result of a harmful, sleeping pili taken'by their mo-! there in tffe early months of I STORE WIDE Mr. ana airs. wounce uwooni and tut sister, Mru. Mary Kerr, who are visiting here from Tulsa;' Okla . and Mro. Robert Cook were in Grand Rapids Monday to see "My Fair Lady." Patti Sportswear man. Dr. Franu U a graduate P|aCf of the University of Michigan, a The Richard M. Baucis were member of the American Acade- i in Detroit on Thursday and Fri- i my of Orthopedic Surgeons, the day of last week to attend the: American College of Burgeons I wedding of Mrs. Bauer's nephew, and formerly was chief of staff John Robert Sparks, son of Mr. nt Blodgett and Mary Free Bed and Mrs John W. (Lots' Sparks. Problems , Pointe. The newly-weds ore now 1! living in Ann Arbor where he is attending Law School and Mrs. Sparks, who is a graduate of MSU, is doing graduate studji In library work. \ Personal Mention days, returning home on Monday. Ti» Misers Marlene Lowell and Mr. and Mre. Stephen John­ Barbara Osgood liave returned from vacation,- — the son have been in Hot Spring*,-,—,. a Western ----------- --------------Va,, attending a business mt«t-. highlights of which were the Ing. Astrodome In Texas, lire Grand Mrs. Frank Andrus left Wed- Canyon. Disneyland. ML Rush- EVERYTHING MARKED DOWN! SAVINGS AS GRKAT AS AND EVEN MORE! COME In and Sign up FREE Ca. - rot a STRATORESTER RECLINING f||A|D LHAIK land and Spokane being a par. of ha Itinerary. Mr. and Mrs. Burr VanHouten Of Rocky River. Ohio, were Smith al Ban Bcmadlno, Calif. Ilte girls drove through, making a wonderful three-weck trip. Overnight guests last week at Morns came Saturday for u the Jim. Mons were Mr and wrek's vUic with lav Uster. Mrs Mm Waldo Rosenberry of HiaMyra Henry, and tills weekend they plan te visit their brother. Mr. and Mrs. Waller Karrer of Grand Rapids ware weekend Mile* Fruslur, at Highland. Mr. and Mrs. Jasper Micro. guest* of Mr. and Mrs. Merrill Terry. Amy and Jay, visited In Karbher, and accompanied them blastings over Ute. Labor Day to the golden wedding annivwr-■ W«Wkcnd. They came especially f»ry of Mr. and Mrs. Henry to visit their daughter. June, who Thompson at Che Freeport was in FertEuson*Drotdc - Fergu­ Methodist Church on Sunday. son Hospital in Grand Rapids. June returned to Erie. Pa. with Hastings resident, who lias re­ j than and was to enter Haniot cently moved back to this area, Howal on.Monday for surgery vishcd Mr*. Dqan Potter on Sat- i this Wcriitesdoy. Sept. 29. Mm urday morning. It was a very] ' Myers recently won honors in pleasant occasion m the iadics the annual Ette cay Rccrc.uur. had not seen each other for Hole-tn-One tournament which wound up at a driving rar.ge Eleven was the piagfc figure that gave Alice the women's ti’bHouse-guvsls of the Robert Looney* this wtgk are Mr and Mrs. Siebert Michael of 8t. XI- Look for famous 'Trade-Name' labels on the things you buy___,you'll ____ find them here! Parmaleefr 124 East State Street ' �r Historical Society Meets; Membership Open to Everyone •-TRI! HASTINGS BANNFR The Barry County Historical Society met Thursday. Sept. IS. with Ross Johnson as the speak- al the Ftrat Methodist Church with the Rev. Kendall Cowing per­ forming the double ring ceremony Indiana in Barn- County around Hastings Hosts District Women's Club Convention Michigan AMoetation °f Exten­ sion Homemakers. Grand Rankle District held an all-day meeting at the Carlton Center Orange Thursday. Sept. 23, Mere than 75 council member--, alternate* and county agents fran Mliskt-jon. Montcalm. Ottawa. Kent, Ionia and Barry Oountks were In attendance Dr.' Denio Caul, district director, spoke of Ute over-all cooperative extension service programs. Mrs. Los Whitfield. Stale leader K Elliott exchange their He laid of the several Indian villages located in the county and then went 6n with a sketch of their way of life until they were deported to the West. . I Mr. Johnson told of his own childhood days and how he and his friends found an Indian buriI al ground in Irving Township at Bull's Prairie. He showed and explained thc different artifacts which he had kept through the years, and how these items were । Identified with the help of Mrs. Marshall Cook. Judge Potter. , William Cook and Charles Wli। RICHARD M. DEVOS District Extension Conference Held Here Thursday Double Ring Riles Unite Couple at Methodist Church Methodist church in Ann Arbor. 1 George Elliott, 134 W. Walnut. Altar vasts were filled with white mums and pink carnations, with candelabra and pedestal vases of white glads and large pink mums gracing tiie altar- Candles lighted the aisle. her dlaciuuion of family-living pro­ grams mentioned five goals of » w UIUUV-.---- -- ------ - — cemed with the health and well being of the family, be a trans­ ferrer of culture, and awutne lead­ ership and cltlSMubin roles. The objectives of me Michigan Association of Extension Home­ makers are: To develop anti facilitate an In­ formal, out-of-school etiurallonal program tn family living for home­ makers in Michigan. . TO uipport. and cooperate wfUi. the home economics anil other educational programs of die Co­ operative Extension Service of Michigan State Univenu'y «nd the United Stale* Dept, of Agricpi- the organ. The bride, given in marriage by her faather. was gowned in Chan- lerestlng piece was a large silver cross which was given to Indian chiefs when they were baptised by the Jesuit priests. the fitted bodice having u routai was difficult to identify the cross | because it came from the French Mr* KcJUi Chase, president of missionaries and not the Eng- ■ the Svuthw.stvni Dtttrirt Fedente lish. This would probably date I tlon of Women's Clute, will preside thc grave before 17B3 when the, back, fanning a chapel - length »l !!■ UWh __ English defeated the French fori train. the control of all the Great Lakes Die elbow-length veil was faahregion. MR. AND MRS. LEON K. ELLIOTI In Hasting! Guests came from the Allegan slon held in place with a crown of Miss Mary Lee Ringler Becomes Bride County Historical Society. Mid­ pearls and crystals, A single strand of pearls was her only Jewelry, and M. . dleville and Yankee Springs. Af- . To offer additional opportunities DeVca, prealdeni of the Amway ter two progress reports the for home makers to leant through group adjourned for refresh- ENGAGED—Mr. Ralph Kingsbury of R2 Delton announces the and white mumi. CorporaUor. in Ada other educational programs that ■ engagement of hl> daughter. Delorrt Ann. to Grant Lee Reptoglr. Mr. DeVoa U dynamically in- tntnts. contribute to the continuing Im­ The Historical Society Is awaitson of Mr and Mn George Replogle, 1303 Parchmount Ave tereatol and involved in the, fret provement of- family and com­ enterprise system. He has ‘been ing final approval from thc State: Parchment. Mi*s Kingsbury te a Senior attending Delton High (While lace over pale blue taffeta, On Saturday. Sept. 14. Grand munity life. The Society School. Her nance te a 1064 graduate of Parchment High School floor-length gown with a round speaking to groups for the paat on their 'markent. Mrs. -Regent. - ---- ----— Richard Hart. accuvn.hji.-, Mrs. nuiurni Whitfield spoke of re-two and one-half years in nearly hopes to place belli markers as and is employed at K.VJ*. Sutherland He will presently be enter­ | cooped neckline and three-quarter panled by 12 members of Court St organization soon to take ptace in soon as possible. The Society ing the Armed Forces. No date has been set for Ute wedding, every State In the Union, । length sleeves. The overskirt was Rita. 1574. attended the Catholic ----- • ---—---------— -------- - iUte uir haine iiuii.c <vt,lwn.>e* area. In tact. ----­ also sent a requestto th^ Board I ——— A let's get -acquainted neighbor­ Daughters rs*iuh,>----------------------................ ... ... of America WArVcKhn, workshop, workshop ... |hu nuy ttdl uinuaht of as •*the His main theme b "ScIIUmj hood picnic was enjoyed u 41 of held In Battle of Supervisors to insure tiie । f Haute Creek al at the Uw Pt»: P“: 1j .iraniitlon Year. In cloving Mrs. rnmera against future loss rUIIIIULU FlOWHdl A " .’ T'J uffet^Wbox h^t ^ith"if-^ the "new and old* neighbors g*th- Motor Inn. I Whitfield Mid. “There is nothing At Lovely 1 nvalvShOWCrS SnniA/orc i»nd blue veil. « Membersliip dues are now be.... . At Her mltta matched State Grand Regent. Mrs. WU- mure dllfUnl: to take tn fund, ■ .iv. ju-u mik4 aiie cucricu u Item Brackman, presided over Uie more ■ perilrtn to conduct, or more HauscchUd The annual dues?are of blue and white mums - ------------- -------------- -- ------------unrertahi in Ua sucteaa than to They 12 and the State membership if Ub“ Kav nitaon o'e 0 Miss Kathleen Elliott mof Lansing °r take the lead in tile Uitnduction of honor nt a bridal shower given;" "* sent in with the local dues is an • •““ -■>*— • ------— -■ ----_ far adults, with croquet and tether by the Rev Arbutus Hurless at I * ,ld Laura of Hasadditional 44. Persons wishing to I, Luneh was served bv ladies of join x>m or support sunoort the me *- Historical I .... .. . ulc •*«»= bountiful potluck aup- Mra Mary Kanane. a Supreme thc ear'ton Center Orange. Society can send dues to Hauie-■^*T?J,U're ,*¥ Pennock Wolcatt. 1203 N. Mlchig Directorate of the C. D. of A, *0”»en* Guilds met on nur> (n honor of her a} fmil his firm beliefs in America's child. 71B E. Madison. All State ‘ Court Su Rita held a mission L C | In Copenhagen blue. Tliey each ing and playing gamaa, Mra. Ladle Edmonds Visited potential very interesting. membership for thta current year i L^!r Ul* ''>™' l“E n“rri»«e 25lhmeeting at the home of Mrs. Gary Such a good time was enjoyed by Burdick on Thursday. Sept, 23. Mrs. Vim Quick at Bristol Cur­ •n» convention will be hosted (IHS-flfl. should be tn before TK. party n.Hv was wa. well w-ti i I carried a cascade of blue and white Ro*rt HuU“^ , The fOrmn ±TUd - -nJ/ friends aJ retire “ Xd’of “X^^ifTTrJ by the Barry county Federation of Nov. 1. Please make all checks Women's Clubs, and registration1 payable to The Barry County affair were discussed j cajne lo make llle Mrnln< ^j.. "ng'e ^and of pearls, a gift from sent to St. Frances Lapeer Village tcr, Mrs Arthur Stanley. ' Historical Society. Mra. Roaell Stanton will be io- ; able. There were several interest’ 1 Some of the suggested future ctal clialnnan for this event and |nit games after which Rev. Little Ml&s Marjorie Slone, in Uganda. A Chrishnas bazaar is planned ]Vkl,2,rX C'J1other events to come in the next Hurless read a humorous Pormi^'«h,<T projects for Ute Society are: an Michigan State Fcderatkxi Preslar^Koutzs. Jack I^mbkas. Ernie whlch ,iflpod highlight the oc- [ .informal forum on reflntehlng yeaT tings City Bank. All members are antiques, bibliology of books on Other committee chairmen are: cnslon. | - — ; — —— v » local History, collection of refer­ Mra. William Hecker finance; m,. hou.T was prettily decorfntntature of thybrida Meads. William Batons. Dwight working on projects to nuke tiie activities as wtll other State Fed­ Rowladers. Marshall CUpponi. Ar­ ence material to be placed at the newsletter and publicity. Mra nt«l and Kay opened her many;uhKe pl]Jtox |ul Mnd vS^ and thur Colemans. On-al Fountains, bazaar a succor.. eration officers. Thomas Salik and Mrs. Rotert ■<.<< note) >t ■ laN*:...__ if : Wartshops and a 50th anniver­ Don Kenfield. Ray Pavliks. Keith “"I"1' Hamster. under a bower of white crep< sary skit will be highlights of Uie ““uf-7cxYpc-- txukrt of nink pink nw rose mate petals Millers and Loyd Martos making a pamphlet on the coun ­ WEDDING morning meeting. Mrs. William Colbert reported'.paper streamers and wedding । .. Sponsor* of the fifth Fall Feagift cart and gift rJiop study I bells ..Robertk°U*T'U- oi ij Sharon Lewis, daughter of The chairmen of various com- ty history for the teachers in the on PHOTOGRAPHY tivul at the Eaton County Home tel4 done arih taie onTw a —idirar rake derewat ' *“ f°U‘*n * *?" Sirt and Mra I., E Lewla.-»(s have Issued a "Thunk You" to Gjieota Saturday night' an d , January of 1964. This would be a w t th aPmintature bride and / Willard Curtis. hospitality] Mbs : Afrs. Jack Ken- Sunday at the Howard Orabom sereice to patients and visitors | groonl wlUr«i lhc n-frahm.-nt ‘*ian Clark, student al Western Tech School at Amarillo, Texas. । home were their granddaughter, rendered by members of the Voiun-1 Mr. and Mrs. sterling French Mary Orsborn and her fiance teer Guild. . Michigan University, and-Denis Neighborhood Picnic Enjoyed At Martz Home Pennock Hospital iK°n°r Kay ©bson All-Guild Member Affair Scheduled Catholic Daughters Attend Workshop In Battle Creek " WHITES Photography Successful Festival Ted Carpenter, of Bay City. On, The general board meeting for EhlTdu Diane and JoAnn Cole Monday evening of laM week. Qulldit^roentaMwa will teheM Stated with the serving of ice Grrrrreat Catch! the total Tiger Look in Sportswear to catch a tiger wear a TIGERS Go - togetherness unlimited. Chid^ster Extension Hedrs Report on MSU Conference board members. Anyone interested Charlene Kidder reported on the in attending tills educational and Homemakers Conference at MSU worthwhile session may contact 13 members of the Chidester Mrs. Gerald Beckwith or Mm. Rob­ when Extension Study Group met at thc ert Hollister for more Information. Ha-tcsscs for thc meeting were been staying with their grand- ' ,Mrs. Kidder. Vivian Knickerbocker children, the Gerald Lawrence 'and Pearl Potter family, wiille the Lawrences and All are to bring needles and yarn rhe Bob Walldorffs uv-rr in Eu­ rope. They ore expected home?— —------ ; — j-;——-• r~’ this wrek. The Warners plan to|n«*‘£« rt Wu>ter entertain Mr and Mra | ««> Phylll* Fuller wiU trhostr^ga. Dillman of South Haven over | Mra. Winter and Maude Kurr are 'to report on "Safety.1' tnazziett mixmktch of colon Uott chose a pink re-embroidered lace shift, with tiiree-qunrtcr length sage from her bridal bouquet. After a wedding trip to Macki­ nac Island, the bridal couple now BUY NOW AND from Clarksville. Cedar Springs, Sparta. CharlotL'e, Greenville, Grand Rapids. Hopkins. Clarendon Hills. HL. Kalamazoo, Blissfield. Adrian. White Cloud. Ann Arbor. Coloma and Jackson. Morning Dove’ Extension Plans Year's Activities the Morning Dove Extension Study group on Wednesday. Sept. SHIRTS ON A NEW GAS CLOTHES DRYER FRIGIDAIRE budget-priced Flowing Heat Gas Dryer! Ggntla Flowing Heat pampers your fabrlcs-dries them billowy soft, fresh as all outdoors! —*— MADEMOISELLE Wolfram reahntr and Mrs. Ray Wieland. PANTS C A WE VL This Offer Limited-Act Now parents. ENTEEN. consumers power Connie Diverts. Cindy Dlvcns and Karen Williams. full-fashioned figure! Down- tups), around - stretch, non - stretch. Shirts Shells, non - stretch. Shirts. Shells. 94S-3967 Friday morning , rnnmg roam, it u uie wun 01 uie | a—» Ringler chose executive board that ail Guild, repreaentaUves or their alternates Ka>, ho<wttT>_ attend this important meeting «»»" mtareltantou. .tower gtren •n,. ix-L.riLLiLu m.' by Lauretta Oucrnacy at her JL. on Gun Lak° r®*4 ioc mella corsage. I? and co-workers Mrs Elliot l chose a two-piece ital. Kata-]classmates 1 royal blue sheath, with a pillbox irom u io w ani;>^p<iiT.ii meeting —" —— ------- --------------- hat of blue and green feathers, blue from 10:15 to 12:00; luncheon from °P,'ned hPr •’’lower Rifts and accessaries and a white glamella 112:30 to 1:30 the speaker will be | Lauretta treated the gucstg, to 1 Dr. A. Garrard McCieod. from Uie Punch, jello and squyts of white Mr. and MIS Mrs.. Melnn Melvin y. C. naignt. Haight. Upjohn Company. 'c^ with pink icing and 127 w. ar>nli wcrc n^e,. . I rt^-Arntjwl decorated with white mlntetsirs miniature - - - —. —....... I ■ Reservations for tills meeting wedding bells. The reception was held tn the can be made with Mr*. Gerald church social hall with the fol­ ■Beckwith by Oct. 15. It is hoped lowing assisting; The MLsra Bon­ 1 that Burry County and Pennock nie Lyn Cronkright. JoAnn VanderH(iBj>ital can be well reprewntnl Veen, Sue Ann VanderVeen. MariBoyne Mountain Oct. 13-14-15. Thia THE DIAMOND RING YOU CAN BUY WITH CONFIDENCE ’11’! *5” No-stoop Dacron lint screen is right on the door. Fine mesh design traps even tiny particles! New lighter color Porcelain Enamel Decorate for Living. Dressing by Design. Descent and Distribution of Property and Fashion Fabric minutes! t Selector, too! the study group with Mrs. Paul to tring salad YEAR PROTECTION PLAN At No Extra Charge! USE YOUR CREDIT Bonnet & Gown Hodges Shop Alma Fingleton Ur TO 24 MONTHS IZ2 Emmanuel Guild To Meet Wednesday Guild meets Wednaxtay. Oct. fl. JEWELRY Star, Ji. E.t»bn,h.d )9H, Guasto are cordially invited. IN STALLED cuitomcrs of Comumert See the brilliance and beauty of a Keeptake diamond . uro requested $17995 Initallatidn oiler spplici consumers Power �Amy L. Barcroft, Duane C. Campbell Exchange Vows neU Campbell, sister of the groom: Ml* Anita K. Wilson, friend ot Marilyn Miller, Society newSl°uisFeidpausch Married Saturday FTtzgeroId Corps Receives Members Mr». Leslie Cook Ils Homemakers Group Chairman |---------------------------- fkrar-lsntth dreucs at rtm-ptnk, Odesw. and Mra. Blake Awarding *wir) jacquart *rd carried colonial hid) recently with 10 members were in Derate Saturday to bouquets of one pink carnation Montan were hostesses at Un. surrounded by pink and white car­ Cods home (nr tiie September nation* They wore circle hate of The Find. Prehyterisn Church Mis.-. Martyn Gafle Miller, for­ >W1 with prtk st the Hastings Country Club luncheon on Thuralay. Sept. Id.'1 mer "MiM Lawrence." wm united makers Extension Study Group. Tuesday night. Sep:. 31. the for the pleasure of Mra. MargueTiie ring bearer was Muter Kirk north-south winners wire Judge i-tte Dunning who was visiting, in marriage Saturday, Sept 18. at ' neon to LouU E. Fridpauscii in D. Campbell al Freeport, brother of PhllUp Mltciwll and ids son,:here from HemU, Calif. Curate 8L Augustine s Catholic Church. dates Trt*» Brown. Ediel Wilson the groom GranvUJe. Second went to Mrs. other than the honoree were 14796 Harting* Road. lary. Mra James Morgan; treai- and Bertha Rivers. Grace Denton and Roy Hubbard urer. Mrs. Thny Hein; community drey Ackley. Everyone bad a Pohl bell, son of Mr. and .Mtrt.Lani grand time and enjoyed so much W Campbell of 13M IMlh 81. porter. Mrs Harold Bota, and his­ being with Marguerite who left Fred D. Jackson of ClnclnnaU, torian. Mrs. B. H Sullivan. Saturday morning. over taffeta was dtngned with Ths Rev. willart H. Curtis of Ohio, friend of Uie groom, was brat appliques of antique Venice het. a Hastings per formed Uie ddubte ring run! brilliant Mexican rug* brought went to Mrs. Charles Potts and ceremony before the altar deco­ , Mra. W. G. Pierce and third the duplicate bridge game at the rated wtth • two candelabra anil ll cun T. Hcciit of Milwaukee,, went to Mrs. Gordon Ironside Hastings Country Club Tuesday altar vasw filled with white gladioli ning. Mrs. Harald Holo related cousin of the tride, wenbu»:le ending In a full-length train. attend the cbnvedtlon. her daughters wsdding Mra. north-south play, Mt. and Mr* The Alto Garden Club mot Fred U»we showed beautiful mov­ Her tliouklcr-kngth circular veil □ft wore a dark green lace Wednesday. Sept. 15, far * des­ Roy Hubbard were second and Iva Corwin will have • Wedding Prayer." accompanied at pictures of Uie camping trip of imputed Eaglu.ii Illusion was ing she made with her family through the organ by Mra. John Bay. sert luncheon served at Uie Dr. John Stryker and Mrs. Ix«rna srr-eSflorlM, arid a white carnation lovely home al the Norton Louis Davison of Grand Rapids were held by an Ivory Mik rose edged The bride, giicu In marriage b> canage. Hie groem'g mother wore wtth Illy of the valley, and >he her tether, wore * fioor-la<ih. a silvery blus two-piece suit with carried a shower bouquet of white Lowen. Th* women enjoyed the idrevetesa, acooped neck, white Pierce were first. Mrs. Grace full mums, green grapes, and olive will hostess Uie study group at bridal satin wedding gown wiUr Abels. president, presided. Mrs her restaurant. Uie Gun Galley. tn with Esicr Fett. diainnan. Nellie white lace appllqure and white die Yankee Springs area. Thu Ryan and Maude Kurr aa the comChantlUy lace over-jockst with son Sharpe Memorial Hall follow- Emma Qulgglo talked about don Ironside, Sr. and Mra. tang sleeve* coming to points on green floor-length empire gown of Ciiarlo. Truesdell were third. Mr. the Mtk ot the hand. The gpwn sllm-sllhouette design colonial design, and Iler nosegay was fashioned with a long train of slatedwith the wedding cake; Mra. group will have a teuiqua. at In basic black, with Uie Caledonia Methodist Church parents ot a granddaughter born bouquet of bron* mums hod olive Harald Holo will give the lesson white bridal utlu also with white turquoise accents to Mr and Mrs. Tom FrcntlTway green velvet ribbon stremnlrs to •Decorate for Living" at this lace applique*. served the punch; Mrs, Thomas J. match the colonial headpieces of meeting. oL915 N. Michigan Avenue. « She carried a while Bible cov­ orange and beige silk flower* with closed for carrying: ered with pink Sweetheart rose*, Pretty Fall bouquets decorated * Public School Employees AuoclaONLY 7H* DEEPI held with streamers Ued in lovers tertelned her bridge club on . ... oo_-------------------------- p tian held at NaahvtUe. Lake Odessa helped with the gifts; Monday evening. Sept. 20, Earl he Hastings Country Mr?. Steve Miller, rtster-in-taw entertained their husbands nt All controls face the poke. Winning lUgh scores for She wore ah elbcw-tength veil Pat Hodges chalnnaned thc day Joan-Feidpausch of Hastings, MsThe Ringo-Swingo Square Mrs. Flossie Allenllag. held thc front of white illusion tulle over orange u-v-lsted by Mrs Goll Klehl. Mrs. Dance Club met lor an evening . business meeting. blossom and pearl headpiece Al Klnne, Mr*. Robert Lambert, of dancing on Saturday. Later a tour was taken through 'Sliadoweight* low MUs Linda Ann Hecbl. cousin Campbell wore'a two-piece off- Morey. Mra. Burnell Larke, Mrs. Jack n*re were three guest couple* Mrs. Holman’* Art Gallery and mass tone arm Kennedy. Mrs. Ray Finnic. Mra. ottcnduig. iFred Acketl's shop. Ackeu has a On Sunday. Sept. 19. Mr. and Llnderf- Snyder, Mr* Jamre as best man. and the bride's broth­ She wore a floor-length rose-pink white tight wool suit with navy ». mu,., ““ Tough, long-lasting Spoon and Mra. Robert Rolide. ers. Alan and Steve Miller, wire dancing Halloween masquerade । w*“snuth an.iqura. ried Seven tables were in play with the ualiers. pebble-grain finish L The next meeting will be held rkd during the ceremony. ' at the Hotel Hastings on Saturday. A buffet luncheon at Ute KnkghU Northeastern Sciiool. Tiie wedding trip was postponed Morrison Lake at GuU HarUfSr I Oct. 16. Arthur Lathrop will show until graduation of the bride from Inn honoring Mr. Rapp's blrtlicircle hat of matching drew n Th* Art Bieams and — ... college. They are planning cei terial with ptnk illusion tulle. Charles KJlllans of Battle Creek, ------- -—>------ -— visiting friends of the groom and The bride b a graduate of Law­ were the luncheon committee. ONLY $75.00 The Fred SmlUis are due back rence High School and TWA Air­ Norman Mwquart of Portland, The new Mr. and Mra. Campbell who will host a family party line Hostess School in Kansas City. dancing Itsaorc.. New alucfcnt.'i three weeks' travel in Europe Members of Hospital Guild 1 ore al liome at 355 Hasting*. N.E. in Grand Rapids as of Sept. 14. sador Travel Senice in Kalama- may still join the class next visiting eight countries, the last neoday, Sept. 22. wtth a smorgas- xoo. Her parents axe Mr. and Mra week. Oct. 16. and old members, stop being In Switzerland. They GuuU were present from Sche­ of the club may como for a work' wUl fly home and plan to visit bore! denser! and a planning Ms- Lloyd Miller. Rl Lawrence. shop. । his brother, Daniel Smith, and MUwatfree, Wl*; Detroit. Grand Wt 5-4284 The next clpb dance will bo । family at Northampton, Mau, 138 W. State Rapid*. Lake Odrau. Clarksville, Omo Knowles" al the Harvey the hospital dining room. Mrs. US. Air Force. Uie groom la a before returning to Hastings. Freeport. Dexter. Farmington. Restaurant iU tile Grand Rapids graduate of Greenville High Schoo!, Highland Park. Royal Oak. Leslie. Airport on Sunday. Sept. 19. At Scotts, Middleville. Hastings, Dowl­ dessert Ume, a cake Inscribed. Mra. Herman Feidpausch. 810 8. ing. Caledonia. Clarksville and Park Street. Hastings. He Is em­ Southfield. ployed by the Shinncr Meal Com­ 205 N. Michigon pany of Toledo. Ohio. ding anniversary Later tlw party the groom's parents' home followFollowing a wedding trip to resident of Hastings. Other offi­ Grand Rapids Upon returning cers arc Mrs. Richard Beduhn. northern Michigan. Mr. and Mra. Feldpiusch will make their home i vice president; Mr*. Floyd Colvin. beautiful gulden package con­ nur, Oregon. Ohio. taining goldea colored towels and Miner. Retired School Employees Gather Ringo-Swingo Group Plans Masquerade FRESH DONUTS MUSIC CENTER Superette I Can Hardly Wait To See the "New" Me! Mrs. Yoder and James Berry to Wed on October 7 Watch While We Make 'Em Plain 59c dox. plan* include a silver low. a talk by an exchange student, a "I'm on my woy to Peg's—-I’m getting Invite Membership Ln 4H Sewing Project o p$rsonolity hoir cut. a really nice per­ auction. Member* also plan to attend the. HHS operetta with •''Anyone between the ages of 9 and 19 wishing to participate tn land'* They also plan a potluck Orvrtoarn 4H knitting or tewing dinner and program with their project may call Mr*. Leslie I bach m he was celebrating his husbands tm guests, a trip to the Luckwood, Wl 5-5918. Leaders. Battle Creek Gas Company and puxl. we must nave voiunPtnk and white ramatlonji were helpers who are willing to used in decorating throughout tiie his home. The highlight ot the room wlUi a beautiful arrangeSunday afternoon party given by Mr. and Mr*. P»ul Faulkner at their liome In Middleville at which manent and, above all. specialized color. Maybe the ‘new’ me will be in the paper next week." PEG'S BEAUTY BAR FROSTED flr DECORATED iPEQfcRttTObh-OwwJ.. Donuts 69c dox. Open Doily TASTE TREATS Sept. 36, to help them celebrate their 60th wedding anniversary. The Willard Lawrences enter- Tlw highlight of the day being Many Middleville and Hastings TRY SOME TODAY Gray of Detroit. Fvlpausch Food Stores and tlieir one. Wash., and her brother Rex game on Saturday, Sept. 18, with Stanton of Coeur'dAlene. Idaho, dinner following. for dinner on Saturday evening, Sept. 18, honoring the birthday ot his father. Hubert. Guests other than Leslie's parent*, were Mr. and Mrs Robert (Marian) Carpenter and family of South David Cook and family of Novi. To honor the first birthday ot their daughter. JUL thc Joe We're Continuing All of Mrs. Robert Cook entertained ;niaroo. Mra. Wallace Osborn and ; ■ luncheon on .Saturday. OUR There were 34 at the family gn'Jiering recently at the Albert bert Gcwch. who was visiting parents, the B. H. Sullivans, here from Camillus, New York. A potluck dinner was served and Sunday evening, the IBth. Jill's Joyed. brother and sister, Jimmy, and Julie, were there, too, to enjoy Mra. James Partridge enter­ tained 12 members of the IBM Club of Battle Creek at her Jwmc fun of opening thc glftn. 420 W. Walnut, tor a buslnras meeting and social evening on Mrs. Ford Casey planned a surprise party to celebrate the day, Sept loth, with Mr. and tained Extension Group No 4 on Thursday wtth a very deiidoua luncheon with Mrs. Harold pleasant occasion. report on the activities of Col­ lege Week for Women at MSU was given by. Mr*. Harry Wood. To cylebnrte the 25th wedding Mr. and Mrs. Lavinos Camp­ annivtrnary Of Mr. and Mra. bell of Cedar Creek and Mrs Donald Fcdcwa. their family, Mae Gelb of Clovertale were Mr. add Mra Hank Kaiser of dinner guests on Wednesday of Ore*kowleh. Hindu and Maxine home. Thursday callers were Mr. Fbdewa. entertained them at tiie and Mr*. Doo Wright of Char­ lotte. . SaUirclay. Sept. 18. for dinner The Adelbert Cortrigfits wllh The tailored SPECTATOR filled with COMFORTABLE SURPRISES A trim walking hoel k*«ps paca wHh a busy icheduk Supgr soft (gather and a powdgrpuffcu«mDngd'lnngr sole sdftani ewy 8tap. An< °< codrut, thgra’s thg beautiful fit you gat In every NaturaJirar.. z Wayne's SHOE STOftE 134 West Vain St. Fkdewa's utlicr daughter, the Ing Friday for a week's deer Leroy Howes of Lansing, were hunting in the north. They will be staying at his nephew's cabtn near Alpena. On Sunday the on Saturday. Sept. 18. the Cortrighte visited his sister, Mra George Packer, who broke her for dinner to celebrate the first American. Legion Hospital in birthday of their son. David. BatUe Crett. Mrs. Marguerite Ksechele and wtx> thoroughly enjoyed thc day especially removing the paper Mrs. Richard Duval are in Neu York this week visiting Mrs Du­ val's slater, the J. L. Johnsons. Mrs. Harland Guernsey. Mra. Use. Banner Want Ads! Hastings SPEEDY WASH COIN-OP Laundromat OCTOBER 7 SPECIALS ALL DRY CLEANING ^2 OFF _____ I-.- DDACFCCinMAI We offer you complete PROFESSIONAL CFRVICE SERVICE, . . . plus repairs. We alto will take in shirts for laundering and including spotting, cleaning and pressing provide a dyeing service One hour WOT/ZW II u I NO LIMIT OPEN 7 A.M. to 6 P.M EXCEPT SUNDAY © THE MOST IN DRY CLEANING FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE WE HAVE INSTALLED A DOLLAR-BILL CHANCER PROFESSIONAL DRY CLEANING SERVICE North Gan take Coin-Op Open 5:00 a.m. - 10 p 111 West State Street; Next to Quality Furniture �Mrs. Arthur Smith. Mrs. Harry. Balvch and Mra Mary Cook at-J tended tiie Daughtmi of the/ Nile in the Masonic Temple. In Grand Rapids. Monday after­ noon * Mr. and Mra. Harold Olb> and Mr. and Mrs Occwr Stanley A. Trumble. 31, of Fmkbeiner retumwl home re­ Vermontville, who has represent­ cently from a five-day color ed the New York Life Insurance spectacular tour to Aspen. Colo Company in this area for the past 11 years, received the Char­ tered Life Underwriter <CLU> day guests of their daughter, The Michigan Elks South Cen­ tral District held Its Pali Con­ recent meetje**-JBu ference and Clinic in Flat Rock ing in 'St. F • *k, ... Louis. Mo m u< tlx- First Methodist Church. Those attending from Hastings -CLU." acfl . . « Mr. and Mra. Vrrv Carter and ware: Olen Donovan, exalted curding to the I family attended thc funeral of ruler; Russell Nash.loyal knight, announceV-f — ■' i ills aunt. Mra. John C. Carter at Hum 8andcraun. P£ H ; Wayne j merit, is the i . the Yankee Sprlncx Church, Newton. PXR.: Roy Bchlachler,'highest proCk- , 11 Bunday. * Dr Melvin Noah M­ PX.R, and their wives, and Ru&s fcssjonal detJ tended thc Michigan State MedlHammond, leading knight. Ignat ion |cal Convention in Detroit, ThuraThe local Elks arc completing the life In­ I day and Friday, of last week. plans to attend the Michigan surance in­ Elks Fall Convention to be held , dustry earned •j in Traverse City op Oct 22-» by sevdral auahy x TrawNe Southern Evangelist Plan, .re also in the ofltng for,>™« °r college-level study the South Central District Ritual I Trumble, thc ron of Mrs Ida At EUB Church Contest, which will be hosted by 1 Trumble and lhe Ute Loren ! Rev. S. F. Andrews of Macon. Uie Hastings Elks on March 3-4., Trumble. Is a graduate of Ver­ iGa.. will be preaching nightly at —— montvllle High School Trumble :I uie the Etangeiicai E\ angelical united United urcuirm Brethren 1 served 10 years In the National church, East and Grand, Sept. 30 • Guard and is a first lieutenant. (hrough Oct. ID. I in Uie Inactive reserve He is Rev. Andrews is a widely known Maurice Ostroth ! president of Vermontville, serv- I Bcuthcm preaciier who is in full Attends Insurance ilng his first term. [time evangelistic work. Mra. AnHe married Mary Ann Bulling [drew., who travels with him. will Company Meeting i0( Vcnnootvllje Feb. 9. 1955 !be In charge of special children's Maurice Ostroth. Hastings They have Uiree children. The- meetings each evening at 3:30 repreaentaUve. and other insur-irtaa, 10; Fred. 9. and Stuart. 0. i During this time Uie adults will ance agents. Joined Citizens Mu- i_____________________________ meet far pre-prayer senlcta. tual Insurance Company in an I Special inusfc will be P^v^«} open iKXtse celebration Of ' ’’ .............................. ccmpuny's 50th anniversary lied by Darrell Keller Ruth Went •—THE HASTINGS BANNER Thursday, September 39, 1963 Stan Trumble Receives CLU Insurance Depree Hastings Elks Attend Conclave At Flat Rock You're INVITED.to our DOUBLE CELEBRATION!! Middleville ; La organist and Dun Reid is ptsnL\t. Hip ctltbnlion began al tlu.1 home office building where rpeThere will be a Christmas Pa- . dal guided tours visited each.rade on Dec 4. Beryl Price Li company department The tours chairman and Mra. Jack Hooper I were climaxed by special coin-' I* vice chairman * Middleville putcr demonstrations in tlx- has done away with her parking; company's IBM data processing1 meteers along the aMaln Strict, complex I H will be a ait inontjw tnaL Thc Following the tour, he visitor. 5®“nC'’ went to the Howell National for,U* c£*nR* Guard Armory for a buffet *,ra rJ*,ck B. , luncheon. <*•>• r"1 wwk at lhe [Medical convention aL Detroit. -------------------------------------------------- Mr. and Mra. R Brown took on■ ■■ » M [of the home while they were away a Mr. and Mrs Fonvwt Marahbonk entertained Mr. and Woodland School Menu OCTOBEB MENU $joo ASK ABOUT ITI For All Types Dear Cuitomer: • You'll be first to shop hundreds of Ward Week SUPER VALUES . . . first to enjoy the wide telecfiont. There's hardly a thing your family needs in the way of household furnishingi, appliances, automotive and sport equipment that you won't be able to buy now ot Ward's lowest prices of the season! FlSAj ■ llwU3 MONDAY OCT. 4th ONLY! ADDITIONAL Claude H. Denker for WARD WEEK Can Be Completed . . . Doors Will MONTGOMERY WARD & CO. Open at 1:00 P.M. Hastings, Michigan CLIP THESE COUPONS Mr uM Mn. >«“— —> M..., visltW In EL'Je, Sunday. Mr. and 1 Mint wivt. wns rath =h1. Walt" E*v>’ h*ve a daugh- , ---------— •----------- # burn in Pennock Hospital 1 Central Michigan University week Her name la Cheryl I baseball players Ezell Cole. Flet|IOW twlT.cliei. Mlder and Davr petro«ky I boys and two flrls * Mrs. Oacur have all won varsity basketball IPlnkabiner. Mra. Helen Hooper, letters at CMU. |||C||P AlJf C ACFNfY Mra ■”JUfinnkt ntlLlYA. 1 ter, e*.__ i I last 4'®* or Strand insarro 'Lynn 219 Watt State St * STORE MANAGER P.M. So That All Preparations COUPON with cnuidparcnU, Mr. and Mra. Vinal Tutor, Hr. In Grand Ledge. « Kathryn Suilbyc of Lansing SEE It's our greatest semi-annual sale . . . WHEN ALL AMERICA SHOPS AND SAVES! You arc cordially invited to attend WARD WEEK . . . Thc talc to great it happent only twice a year. Our Greatest Sale of this Seaton! Thc data It MONDAY, OCT. 4th . . . thc time 1 P.M. to 9 P.M.— thc place YOUR Friendly Montgomery Ward Store in Haitingt. 15—Sloppy Jms. beiurtd rt««. hui, fnilt <sp. of Insurance Look -----------;---------------------------------------------Store'Will Be Closed 'HI 1:00 ~ Oot. 2, they march and play a: W«tem University, Kalamazoo. Duane Thatcher is their new di­ rector. * Mr and Mrs. HusmH Bender arc the grandparents of another granddaughter. Wendy Lynne Tabor. bom to Mr. and COMF IN AND WARD It's YOUR SALE and we are looking forward to seeing YOU . . . Plan to be here early! The T-K Band will make its For as Low as /WoNTGOMERY Plan now to come . . . with your family . . . with your friends! Our staff will be here to help you . . . every department will be ready to serve you and to show you the many outstanding savings featured in this Big Store-Wide Sale. Our credit department will also be ready to help you choose the best and easiest terms for your budget. There's a Ward Credit Plan designed to suit every purse and purpose. UIIU I [DC nUll I LII INSURANCE “” FREE ----- •----- I1 HoweU on Wednesday. Sept. »• | u/JjwJe our 93rd ANNIVERSARY and the PRE-VUE DAY 1:00 P.M. to 9:00 P.M. MONDAY, OCTOBER 4th DOOR PRIZE REGISTRATION TRANSISTot Portable Radio Name. SEE COUPON ENCLOSED STEAM IRON PORTABLE Last Four Days DISCOUNT ON ANY SINGLE PURCHASE MIXER Phone 1 F.M. Io 9 F.M. ON MONDAY. J3CT. 4th in Hastings ONLY! Drawing will be held Wednesday, Oct. 6th. Winners will REGISTER AT MONTGOMERY WARDS BETWEEN Gilmore Jeweler's be notified (adults only are eligible). . ANNIVERSARY SALE Do Your Gift Buying Now! Diamond Savings dCOUPON Watch Sale! PRE-VUE DAY ONLY! MONDAY, OCTOBER 4th (Dress, Sport, Work) Elgin, Hamilton. Winton off up to and other famous brands. Values SALE $39.95’... 1 $89.50.... $27.95 $49.95 I Charms-Charms-CharYns I and Charm Bracelets First 250 Adults at 1 P.M. 1 P.M. to 9 P.M. Montgomery Ward Store in'HasHngi New Fall Jewelry 1/3 OFF COUPON Birthstone Ring Holiday Values to $25 $500.00. Ladies NYLONS 3 Late Summer and I4K gold . . . FoiTnerly BIGGEST SALE OF THE YEAR! 250 Packages of Donuts to the Baked by DALE'S BAKE SHOP in HASTINGS 1/3 OFF superb diamonds set in MONDAY ONLY $12.95 PRE-VUE DAY" ONLY! MONDAY, OCT $100 Limit—3 Pair Per Customer ONLY 300 PAIRS TO GO! Our Price $350.00 Community Silver Clip These 50-Piece (Service for 8) B—Simple 4 prong I4K gold setting enhances beautiful taire . . Reg ADDITIONAL DISCOUNT $89 50 diamond soli­ Formerly $250.00. Sole $59.50 ON ANY SINGLE ITEM PURCHASED AT YOUR Our Price $175.00 Watch Bands G—Bridal pair is elegantly designed with 7 dazzling diamonds. Formerly . Values $10.95' Salo $4-49 $375.00. Our Price $275.00 100'. OF ITIMS MARKED DOWN FOR THIS SAl»< COUPONS WARDS STORE IN HASTINGS 1 P.M. to 9 P.M. BRING THEM COUPON NOT VALID ON Catalogue Merchandise or Tire Department WITH YOU MONDAY OCT. 4th �Elks Leader Attends Roundup At Negaunee Rebekahs Assist Odd Fellows Home Past Freeport Businessman Dies Monday fc&jiJThe Hastings Banner Hastings School Menu Contribution* of tM In cash I and donation* of liome canned MONDAY. OCT. 4 fruit and jellies were given by member* of the Hiawatha Re­ bekah Lodge to the IOOP Home at Jaekaon teat Sunday. Funeral aervicea for Prank L. Al their last meeting Dor­ Watan. 00 former Freeport othy Huwe waa Installed aa vie* grand la fill lhe vaeanry canted — K»nr J* _ Frank Mosher,• by ! their family with an open houte r> Church. Senior Citizens Enjoy Program Campbell Township, the aon Ofi Al YMCA Camp Ransom am manna <Doage> । The Edward Lechteitnen were Medical Cars PacUky. at Andrew* University Saturday bouquet*. gift* at Un George the Leonard-Oagood Funeral Home I The Rev Willard H Curtte te . to officiate and burial will bej i Th°* “r,‘ ln tl* Ro*<1*le Memorial Part S* Pennjr *l Orand Mr M mber had been bed Walton He attended school at' Nlnety-*lx Senior CiUrena and 1‘Yerport. gucata nut on Monday. Sept- 27 »tle. Mtea Debbie Thompson and , Mr. Walton married Sarah'M th* Algonquin Late YMCA Dipp on Aug. 28. 1E88, in Free- camP for a pleaaant day. Grand Rapid* and Mr*. Arthur ■ port. She died In 1963. There wins almost conrtant Mr. opm.Ud . "I?, \... n_____ ____ __________ »____ tnent Darwin a tne usuaraBL lor a farmer i t’’° vWtoca who were »uch i. i,v .hrentertainer* were Earl Hill. He i» survives oy tnree sons, public relations lecturer for lhe Claude and Ralph of Freeport .t. Qf and Flovd of HaaUnra. a dauTh. . <r°™um«ra ported that the color* in the UJ». ware beautiful. the Chicago Pop* Orchestra. fHASTINGSl ^HEATINGj FURNACES Modern Aire - Oil - Gas - Coal PLUMBING SUPPLIES WATER SOFTENERS WATER HEATERS Call Wl 5-5769 Wl 5-3732 Bob Will* 2153 Gun Lake Road Dick Hcnney Hosting* J Name Kiwanis Lt. Governor W. Pau) Hpnt, ir member of ! lhe Southkent Klwante Club, ha* 'been elected lieutenant governor I of Divteion 11 of the Michigan j District. Kiwanis International, j He will *upervtse^_actlvlUe* of 15 clubs, seven of them in the Greater Grand Rapid* area and lhe others at Hastings. Holland. Ionia. Zeeland. Spring Lake, Muskegon. Muskegon Height* and Monda Shores and Mona Shore* ' He ha* been a Grand Rapid* area resident 14 yean CHECK OUR HOME b PROPERTY "LISTINGS 2LtheWEEK i minuter of the MelhodUt Church I at about Use time of World War I. He spoke feelingly of tom* of tire old-timer*, particularly hte structure* hereabout*. HUI* reputation aa had preceded him, agreed that program Jim Mattliews could made a better choice. A GOOD INCOME PROPERTY IN THE room bedroom, kitchen and bath. I furnished1 and down, a living room. twc^^llH room, kitchen and bath, full basement with gas furnace, a good home on first.flcBm WW UuUw ve above, on good location foe *9.000.00 A REAL SWEET. SMALL HOME IN THE FIRST WARD, has living room with dining space, on* bed. room, kitchen and bath, and enclosed an porch, cellar with oil floor furnace for*5.000.00 IN TH* FOURTH WARD, a real nice brick house, ranch style, has living room with fireplace, carpet ..*18.500.00 TWO LARGE BUILDING LOT*-ON NORTH BROADWAY foe--------------------------------- *2.100.00 each AN EXTRA NICE COTTAGE AT LONG LAKE NEAR ACKERS POINT, has four bedroom* ucwtslrs. and down a living room, dining room, kitchen, utility room, fireplace, front porch screened and glassed in. hat garage, lot* of shade, lot It 98'.^ leaf on lake and it from road to lake in depth, fully furnished. tiding for .*9.500.00 AND STILL ANOTHER GOOD HOME IN WOODLAND, all on one floor, living room, three bedrooms. >•* vioiaUom dteorderilnaM. malicious deotructlon of property, d™* driving and other offenae*. Police arrest* included concralment of an eecaped person. f* drunk driving and other traffic warrant.-., breaking and entering and larceny from an; l*re iivru AiivuitT wus A post nuuxer yvara of, of the Hasting* Maionlc Lodge . .. .___ ______ I -__ _ ___ _____ A—_ : ■ The Elmer Robinson* and Bert [ Benham* were guest* of the John a speaker and all chairman. not have Hte tbplc. while thoughtful and *crk>u* In Intent. praaented ao many llh**tratlon* and atorlea that the Mahler* at their cc Gaud Thomas left Lake over lhe Dies Suddenly You'll Lika Our . . At Florida Home "Drop-Off-Service Wednesday at 2 M It* Claud P. state of laughter. He began by staling that happiness is a state the Coin Funeral Homa at of mind, over which the indivi­ Montrose with Interment in the dual has more control than te Montroee Cemetery. fuUy realised. He emphasised Just leave your dry clean­ ing with' our experienced attendants. They will pre­ spot, clean and hang them on your hangers. the heart and mind a* writ At the conclusion of hte talk thc west of ClarfcfftQt. living there Just tell u* what time you'll pick them up and your cleaning will be done while you shop. Mr. HUI would delight everyone. A RIAL NICE HOME IN HOPE TOWNSHIP at-out seven miles out on Cedar Creek Road, ha* two bedce firapf** ens. on *7.500.00 Mn;. Anna Carter Dies at Yankee ; Springs Home tack, and her body was found on Friday evening. g*, te rareived by a eem Robert, ot Midland; seven ...nauuna— #tw f. “ LZI' Mr>- ,ul°* Keteer of Halaemb. Wl*. tick- Middleville. -------------------------VL , L—----- i Mr »nd Mr* Basil Frtebie of Jhc Lake-O Square* inyMG nlhrr anuan, rtarttair* to Maw were weekend guest* from n* of Grand Ledge; 12 grand-' Mr Moaher te aurvh children and one great-grand-: wife. Irene: two aonai Kenneth evening at the Ray Aldrlche* in Freestone te the caller and lunch I of Grand Rapid* and Donald of Cs,**10“**lated which led to their friend- child. Many beautiful and uaeful,w,llllUMton: •eTen grandehllgreat admiration for Mr. Young glfta were received from the M dr*P: ,cvcn B”*1 grandchildren, and neighbor* that tailed ,nd * al-erArthur <Mary» aa a man and tepectally aa a friend* ______________________ . Austin nf rinnd P.rJrl. master stone mason, in which hte A Wide Choice of Homes and Real Estate of All Types A REAL NICE HOME IN THE 4th WARD with two bedrooms upsteir* and one bedroom down, livi Police. List 24 Law Violations In 2 Weeks Mra Anna M Carter. U, of Rl Mosher, 77. kt# E Merttarm who, They included breaking andI Delton, died Thuraday aftMUKO. died at midnight Sunday. Sept. ' rntering. larceny from an auto .. . . —____ --____ ....__ - Spring* Towiwhlp She Ute Michigan Elk* Asseclaliun, HOT WATER BASEBOARD HEATING <• Retired Bliss Worker, Dies ; The lodge voted to hold a bake good officiating with burial in tale In the near future. the Freeport Cemetery. Section Two— PojM I to I Thursday.September September30, 30.1965 1965 Thundoy, ... : Golden Jubilee ‘ n. Alio, wrre honored State Co-ordinator of Elk* Na­ tional Foundation. Wayne A. Newton, and Mr*. Newton at­ tended the North East and North West District* Pall Roundup, hosted by the Negaunee Elks held at 2 pm. thia Wednesday the enjoyment of all and refreah- at the Freeport UnMed Brethren Lodge in tiie Upper Peninsula. two SAVE TIME & MONEY Fred 'Alice! Love pf Mlretealppi; Plug ... FREE MOTHPROOFING Surviving are hl* wife; loaned and inrtalled by the Rev. Willard Curtte. The club te Thoma* of Eagle Point. Jordan grateful for Uie thoughtful act. Lake. Woodland; IS granddiU-' Htanun read an Invitation from tbn Hasting* Women's Club to attend a travel talk by Mr* Wm. to drive; Helrlgel showing puturta taken left thte BMt with Brtadway (20 mim.) COIN-OP Cleaners 327 N. Broadway Thoughts For A Week Mans needs can be simple; it's his wants that get him out of bed and off to work every morning. SPONABLE FUNERAL HOME Robart H. Sponable. Owner W. Green ot Broodway ' Ph. Wl 5-3252 Monday thru Saturday county. Mr and Mra Roy Dougtea from California arid Mra. Douglas' uncle. Mr. Paddock. Also prominent among the cllity. They were shepherded by Mr*. Reppert and Mra. Abbey, aaateted by Lottie Matthews Jack Wood, preaidant of the Women'* Club, who asateted with meeting without some help On account of this growing difflsiding for*7.150.00 next meeting al the centrally A RIAL GOOD HOME IN THE SECOND WARD, with two nice bedrooms upstair* and one bedroom located Episcopal Parish House. down, living room, dining room, full bath and kitchen and utility room, ha* basement and gas Thte decision was regretfully heat and attached garage, for -------- ---------------------------------------------------- -----------------*8,000.00 A NICE BUNGALOW IN THE FIRS’ C|l| 11 « room w,,h '‘replace, two bedrooms, k.tchen . made, for Mr. King te a very kind and helpful boat, and that big roaring fire in the fireplace and bath, and utility room, new ^00,, - -------------------------------- $6,100.00 A BARGAIN IN MIDDLEVILLE, large home on M-37, three bedrooms up and • bath, and down, two living room*, dining room, kitchen and back room, new g«s furnace, hot water heater, two stall garage ...Z$7,200.00 IN THE TAFFEE ADDITION, a wonderful bungalow, ha* • 12 x 20 ft. living room with fireplace, two bedrooms, dining room, two Ceramic full baths, lot* of cupboard*, family room, automatic water a targe beautifully landscaped yard, all In A-1 condition for--------------------------- --------- $24,675.00 A NEARLY NEW HOM* IN THE TAFFEE ADDITION, hat three nice bedroom* and full bath and SMITH BROS Central Michigan** Most Complete next level basement wtm not water rumaco nrea wun gat, artacneo two nan garage, radio ana Intercom, built In, has a patio on back 10 x 24', all on a full lot and all for .....—..*22,000.00 95-ACRE FARM IN HASTINGS TOWNSHIP, with house with, six room* and bath, garage and tool well* on farm, also 15 acre* of woodt. 60 acres of work land, for .......—L. — *12.500.00 AN EXTRA NICE HOME AT ALGONQUIN LAKI, all on one floor, with large Iking room, with fire­ place, three nice bedroom*, ha* a bath and Vk bath, utility room, kitchen with bar and ha* dining spec*. built-in stove and oven, and garbage disposal. heated with hot water fired oil burner. alumi­ num aiding, ha* lot* of closet*, paneling woodwork in living room, a beautiful new two stall garage, all for *20,000.00 TWO COTTAGES ON CLOVERDALE with 210 feet on lake frontage and the lot It 200 feet deep, .. —- — — ----------------------- J"*, furnishing* with a few exception* go wtth th* cottages, each hat living room, one bedroom, dining space and shower bath, small cottage ha* living room, Fertilizer Service FERTILIZER FACTS BULK. SAX. SERVICE. PROGRAMMING BUSINESS LOCATED RENTAL PROPERTY in good business district which rent* for $150,00 per mo. for $8,400.00 A REAL GOOD HOME IN FREEPORT, ha* four bedrooms and lots of closet room, up and down, living room, dining room, kitchen, bath, one bedroom and den, ha* basement with tnewl oil furnace, garage, lot* of shade, comer lot .....— --- ............------- ----------------- $7400 cramped for space? get an HCB mortgage loan! ANOTHER GOOD BUY IN THI 44b WARD. Hatt e bedroom* with closet* upstair* and down one bedroom, living room, dining rooWB ■■ I■ i bath down with full bath up, laundry room, full basement, ga* furnace, new w* with paved drivevray, A REAL GOOD. YEAR ‘ROUND HOME RIGHT ON LEACH LAK*, ha* living room, three nice bedrooms, dining and kitchen rooms combined, bath, has redwood sldmg. good well, lot is 50 ft. wide, rum from water’* edge to highway, hat permanent dock and a pontoon boat aM a 16 ft. steel fishing boat, heater and electric range, this place ha* only been bs/ill a few year*, all for ...$12,600.00 W* NOW HAYE LEINAARS PLAT ON BIG CEDAR LAKE. VERY REASONABLY PRICED ANO WIU SELL ON LAND CONTRACTS. WE BOOK FEEDS Sava $$$ Ranch, split-levelrtri-level . . . colonial, contemporary. Cape Cod . . . brick, frame or block . . . whatever kind pf home you are interested in . . . you should get the full story on home mortgages A GOOD HOM* CLOSE IN IN HASTINGS, ha* two bedroom*, hall and full both upstair* and down one . . at HCB. of course! Ihisiinqs City Ikmh DUE TO RECENT SALES WE NEED NEW LISTINGS HASTINGS SALESMEN APESTATE 145 W. State Hasting*. Mich. Carl Nidthemer Home Phon. Wl 5-3004 Richard Slocum Homa Phono Wl 5-5B56 Lake Ode**a • Woodland MEMBER: Federal Depaeit Insurance Cotporation Friendly, Neighborly Service for 78 Continuous Year �St. Johns Here Friday in Key WC Clash HA STINGS BANNdt Unbeaten Squads Clareymen Lakewood Wins | feotbsfi Round-Up | Explode at Alma j Armchair Athlete V. Tq Battle on At Ionia in Last TV. Hastings UatliHM High Saxons Civi'ri with twn ” . The two hie big vicfnrl/ victories under were working ibis week to prepare for the invasion OAMXS VWS THURSDAY Johnson Field For 31-7 Victory oftheirthebelts, St. Johns Redwings. Coach Bill Smiley was working his Period Drive Traveh villa, Alma I At Blue A Gold Scorer 3 TDi in lit Period Field arcs. Bulldogs. Last year lhe Saxons went to St. Johns and a good many tads on the 1965 squad rpmeml« r the thumping they took. The Using a varied attack which Redwings rolled over U»em at —-- ------ _■ 1 ' produced touchdowns in the first. second and fourth quarters, and will, behind lhe accurate passing <lalesburg - Augusta a solid defense. ths Hastings High Saxons crushed the Alma MbaMal the 8L Jahns-HaMingv more thorough trouncing ma Friday .•csrvs.'Sfi! In IBM BL Johns scored Ms I first wtn over a Hastings grid squad since 1»7. Tiro years ago me ncuwiiius hic The turn Is Gold grldders. do- Clareymen. but won by only one • touchdown. 13-7. Early in the k« campaign. and tea/ Uw U<H aaa- mffered by a Clarey - coached Blue A Gold team ' St JAhns whipped Mason In oum. OOX-LXOX OAM» SATURDAY lUiuNi“Z.'SS M MUklgM 883 i SuU. brief period in the third quar­ ter when tiie Panthers spurted through lesa experienced Ctareym«n for their lone tally of the HMUags 11. AUxa 7. XL J^aa Ik GvwmvUI. IS. OvmM LqAgw i». Ckaiiwtta T. Coach Clarey's array of backs, putting on a fine exhibition of running which included a 4flyard touchdown romp Fullback Tom Glbeen buUsd faat over aa improved Greenville Three Greenville passers i-.cm IT. CaU^lc Calrsl —one going tar no gain and Six bus loads of students and relatively targe number of fans made the trip to Alma, and were electrified right after the kick- Coach Jock Clarey announced •tart about the same Priday night, should be bolstered Uie line-up of Co-Capteln Ken Weller will at Dave Wilcox, big, speedy half thst could add reserve start al left half. Mike Hru or Brian Shumway at right half, ■th to that spot Dave Williams at quarterback Mgh Clarey's'off end ve tineand Tom Gibson at fullback with Mike Murphy alternating. The defensive squad will InJordan at left tackle. Tiny Timm or Bob Gibson at middle guard. Hamm at right tackle and Mur­ phy al right end flyers will be the left' corner man. Shumway right corner tnan. Inside linebackers will be Weller or Heaa on the left and Tim King. Steve Youngs. Lee 1 tight. Defensive halfbacks may be Steve Bchondelmaytr and ■ Dave WiUlama. BOWL FOR FUN AND HEALTH "It’s Am.rico's Favorite Family Open Bowling Time Available Pfione Wl 5-3184 J J ‘for information ARD RESERVATIONS Rob and Mickey Lambert HASTINGS BOWL INC Light Cycle BRIDGESTONE Johncock Second In Big Race When Car Stops opens on small game and geese In the Upper and northern Low­ er Peninsulas, bear become legal targets for gunners and archers above the Straits, and bowmen start stalking deer throughout Running second with 40 laps to the State. Ruffed grouse appear go in the 200-mile champtotMhlp to be at least as plentiful as last reason in the Lower Peninsula. the magneto coil shorted out Pats may be down slightly In the UP In the northern Lower Cluskey of Tucson, Aris. Johncock is scheduled to drive in a 200-mile championship event U-M Offers Tours Of Campus on Football Saturdays The TTnivemire.nf Michigan cqyfid Campus Bus Tours for interested persons lhe Saturday morning of each home football game. HAS IT Register Now For 5th Punt, Pass, Kick Event through U can start signing for the fifth annual Punt. Pass At forced into punt situations all evening, bent their backs and picked up five first downs in a row. They marched from the S3yard line to pay dirt when Tom Hewitt dived over from the I- through 13, and no special equip­ yard marker. Darrell elater ment is needed. NO body contact kicked the extra point. The clock is involved. Upon, registration, the future eon shared the halfback slot with Johnson and Hewitt. In Included lhe illustrated physical fitncus. husky Vikings again dominated the field on offense. They picked age in punting. passing and Lak.wood Froth Win Playing on UW*8unfieid grid- football team came from behind third period on runs by halfback 7 Models to last Thursday Youngsters under 17. when hunting on lands other than parent or guardian or aomrtxxly we have to play on ground that Lakewood fans have a way of making their boys feel kt home wherever they play and Coach Eckman experesed hla gratitude for the good turnout last Friday he with a grin- Startlng the second half. Alma moved the ball for the first time, Michigan's Horton Trespass picking up two first downs get­ law prohibits hunting on roods ting to midfield Three plsys proor highways in farmland arena, according to the ConwervaUon fourth little Tim King spilled closed lands of a hunting club. With 41 seconds left in tiie the without permission of the owner half, WUllanu punted tar the or person leasing such lands. i first time. The fine kicker booted STILL TIME TO BE A WINNER I ENTER PINT, PASS & KICK COMPETITION Saturday, October 9th 'Warm-up jackets! Helmets! Footballs! Gold. GET FREE1 A book of Dilating, passing, place kicking tips written by top NFL experts. Also, an attractive PPAK tieta|*l pin in Miami. legal guardian to register. Registration doses HURRY! BRING YOUR DAD TODAY! GST FULL DSTA/LS AT.. Fisher-Hengesbach, Inc Ford Dealers Hartinfi Coach Clarey started lhe sec­ ond half using his reserve taoopa and the fired-up Panthers madd their big move of the might Jim Daniels got 13 yards for a first down on hla 42. Dan Miller gained five. Daniels raced to the Hastings three before being downed/ On Um second play MlUer scored with 1:47 left tn the third period. Quarterback Tim . Il took Hastings a while to,' get going again. Williams was forced to puntj Alma got a first down via a pen­ alty. then Schondelmayer inter­ cepted a P«® to give Hastings Uie ball on their 47. Again Wilhams had to punt Alma couldn't move. For the second time Myers broke through and blocked a punt and Hastings had the ball lint and 10 on the 3( But again the attack failed m penalties nullified two long gains, then Alma recovered a fumble With lea* than three minute* left In the game. King recovered an Alma fumble on their 24. Hastings lost two on a bad ex­ change. Dave Crawford got a yard then John Peterson, who played a lot at quarterback in the second half, passed to Brian Shumway who sprinted Into th# —a tv. _><y cwrfd IMPLEMENTS 124 N. Jefferson Hastings Every Saturday will include visits to buildings of the Central and North ram- four in all for an average of 31 Goodyear Brothers said Afternoon! LIVE BROADCASTS Keep with Choose from at W B C H FOOTBALL *S interested persons to call Ann Arbor 764-8207 to secure reseva- nine plays and Mike Irish drove over from the one for the insur­ ance tally. f Bridgestone la GO! booklet of PP&K competition tips written by Minnesota Vik­ ings' punter Bobby N Walden. Butch Carr. Brad Gillespie. Chris Cleveland Browns’ Mar quarter­ Walker. Denny Good emoot. Den­ back Frank Ryan, and St. Louis ny Stewart, Dave Bjork, George Cardinals' placo-klcktr Jim Rak- Due to the limited number of Ledge took went over plays later kicked thc Boys 8 thnnufh HU!! AU HffA Mithignn Want In A and trophies for youthful foot­ ball enthusiasta mout skillfull tn lookH! like a draw from kickoff punting, pnus and place-kicking Registration headquarters in until about eight minutes ot the Hsstlngs last quarter. I Hastings took over on their own Woodland at Michigan Middl.vllte over Muslcalas Ci HamUtaa ever Maple Valley, Bangor ov.r Delian. . Gall Lake over Mattawan, ... Outdoor Trail — Marvin Ran­ dolph of JU Delton won first place in the Michigan Outdoors Thb Friday Hastings will al- IMS fishing contest bluegill di­ vision with his one pound, eight ounce dandy which was 12S Last *Mk thc Armchair picked nounced the winners test Thurs­ day. Emeraon Berndt of Ionia —Maple Valley and Wayland fin­ won first with hLv brook trout ished in a 13-13 knot. We hoped weighing three and three-quar­ Delton would rise to the occasion ter pound! and Trenton .Gelderxfor its Saturday homecoming bUt mi of Lowell won first with bls northern pike which weighed IB pounds m ounces. . . . Our first Fall hunters will go Into action passing adding up la eight fl Myers, at his defgntlve end Driver Gordon Johncock took has been scratched for at least downs for the night. The Be position, made the first two 14th sitting tn thc pita as lie the next two years because of tacklee, the next play was an in­ hud lapped ao many other cars 1 the animal's extremely low popuCoach Jerry Eckman said the complete paaa And then Charlie n.™ ™ rm h, A. 1. “J* Th, Nh blocked Fullback Dan Mlllerk 11 d -11............... f t e r far — duck hunting - ....... -- pected/He commended lhe Ionia punt to set up Hastings' first hn.rii-^.Tnu. throughout the State will be whn the ten omuTM. Ihov Oct. 11, and the small game sea- boys l<?r their fine defensive touchdown bid showing and their spirited ef­ Hastings took over on the en­ forts. . emy 27 and on Uie seventh play which means ua—opens on OctWeller skirted his right end far cooperates, Coach Eckman said the six points. His placement was By the way, Friday. Oct. I. Is that he wants to "smooUi" out wide to the left and the score front engine ‘ roadster Johncock the deadline for postmarking anUerlesa deer permit applica­ in preparation fur the game at augural canto. Hastings kicked off and held dianapolis Race was 8am Sea­ tions which are to be mailed to Greenville against the Yellow Alma, with Steve Schondelmayer atom of Nashville, who did a the Conservation Department'a Jackets. He said the Greenville making a key tackle. Alma punt­ wonderful job In his flrat time Lansing office. In previous years. eleven are mostly seniors and । that thia could be their big year. ed and the Saxons put the ball ■L , iwo mier wnn upwarns 01 juu.- Eckman said their loss tojBt. in play on their M. Quarterback runntng seventh when De wag,^ npnip-gtlons expected this Johns last week by two touchData Williams was smeared for imolved in a mishap. He finisht^eut^d.te^M mJred downs was - a very respectable a four-yard loss wtth the Pan­ ed the race In 11th place aa he up ,j|01r n>ore time to process showing " St. Johns again has a thers in an eight-man cigh. ...—line, --------------then had to ait out about three taps, enin. power-packed squad this season. the entries. The The low Lower p PenlnWUllanu calmly toased a pass to lula'a firearm deer season ia Nov. Hau who raced tt yards to make the score 12-0 with &:U left to Ontario had 62 rabies cases in the first quarter. Weller's ptace- stone Rubber Company from Oct the Sudbury district. »pe- MUMuvanvag.. • Psychologically we are a 13-B Chj** -Mecmroc Dm^,^ ,M. .. teWild —C. w.w. ne aarn. s neat goal '1th • disadvantage." he said. •'The goal Glasgow snd Lynn CWoptar 25 reported In foxes. 10 in akunks,: posts may be the same height t,lr t IraU?Ck h!S r*CTOqn * ***** -^1 but It is Just not the same when Grand Ledge and Lakewood share first place in the league with St Johns and Hastings Friday Grand lAdge bounced back after trailing 7-6 at the After the kickoff the Panthers half jo score In each of the last again made three tales for yard­ two quarters. Ben Cartwell re­ age before punting. Has tings covered a Charlotte fumble on started from their 37. Glbeon got four, Weller took a pltchout far Don Shipman scored from the B yards and a first down on the four. ML W«U«r took a Williams pass Mike Fleming intercepted a Comet pass in the same period, and Charlotte went U yards in For lhe first time the local's Mx plays. Dave Green going over from the two. Joe Bartolaccl complete. Hess got four yards in kicked the point. two tries but Hastings drew a With a fourth down situation five yard penalty. Two passes incomplete and Hastings a peas from center wen I over he ball on downs on the Green's head on an attempted the right but Grand over and Shipman from the two four and Roger Millbrook point. What Ever You veteran eleven getting ready to meet Coach Jock Clarey's final It took Blue fit Gold edition. It should be some game under the Johnson until thi cixu raiDAT man I Redwings tied Grand lhe championship. Last Johns won the title t. and along lhe way Hastings a 38-7 defeat— West Central Standings of MICHIGAN Your Diol and Sot At MICHIGAN STATE 1220 GAMES— THIS WEEK AA. S. U HASTINGS- BARRY VS COUNTY Illinois RADIO Broadcast Time: 1 :T5 p. Listen to the Re-Broadcast of all Hastings High School Games ~ - I— two roort “W tempts with the ball before the galne ended PLUS THE AREA SCORES SAXONS A GO GO! AND HIGHLIGHTS at «•’ 10:05 SATURDAY MORNINGS �Y Football Leagues Launch Skeds Saturday Ur. 8tere Proctssi, Bill Vanden- Lancaster, Brian BchUnaw, burg. Ernta Carr. Nicky Clagett, Wayne McClelland. Marke Wolfe Giants—Craig Martin, captain, Tom Halifax. Dave Tripp. and Jan Allen, Mike Rowley. 7TII GRADE LEAGUE Dusty Rodrigues, Oreg Reaser. Robert Lydy Ellis. Steve Goodwin, Steve Mix. Jeff Hoke, Larry Brady. Bob Bob King's -Y- tall football Taylor. Newell Heath. Smith, Kerry Wood. Kevin Ken* league got underway Saturday Spartma- Was Lewis, captain. nliton, Jeff Bennett. Brent Hoff­ with additional boy* registering man. Greg Ziegler for play in the four leagues Burghdoff. Mark Chase. David More boy* may »tUl register. Hoilteter. Tim Clarey.Tom Kauf­ mann. Stephen Jacoby, Wayne In th* 8th grade loop. Dave Hathaway** Lion* defeated Mike Birman. Bruin* —Jim Bowerman, cap­ King * Packer*. 37-6, and "Mouse" Reynolds' Longhorns edged Dra­ tain, and Lewi* Shennaa. Turn Bands from this area will Id'oru, Steve Edger. Bill Goggins, participate nk Murphy's Ollers. 13-13. in the 21st annual DavkL Armour. Colin Crattenden. In 7th grade inaugurals. Steve High School Band Day at West­ Chenoweth's Irisli nipped We* Doug Kesst, Bob Hubbard, Jeff ern Michigan University's game Kenntoton. Lewis' Spartan*. 13-7, and Jim with Miami of Ohio Saturday Wolverines — Barry Havens. Bowerman's Bruin* trounced Barry Haven's Wolverine*. 31-6.: Merrill, Carl Norris. Raymond Dave McGuire's Hurricanes Bolton. Terry Wood. Mike Hub­ defeated Mark Bowen's Crow­ bell. Mike Freeland. Charles foot*. 26-7, and Mitch St Mar­ Heath. — tin's Brown* downed Rocky Baty'* Viking*. 20-12. in the 8th mi GRADE LEAGUE Mlddlevllle, directed by Duane grade circuit Posting' 5tn grade win* were Gulre. captain, and Bob Shuin­ Thatcher; Wayland, by Stephen Randy Adam's Cub* who won way. Teddy Fltxgeraid, Mike Working; Galesburg-Augusta, by ov*r Randy Lydy's Vultures, 13­ Hall. Oreg Bush, Steven Spyker. 6. and Jeff Goodyear's Saxon* Bob Hubert. Mike Hubert. Den­ Mn Judith Tickle. Area Bands at WMV Saturday blasted Craig Marlin'* Olanta. nis Armstrong. Ruas Morgan 25-0 . Crowfoots—Mark Bowen, cap­ tain. and Tom Steward. Steve 8TH GRADE LEAGUE Capers. Mark Haines. Tom Wil­ Dave VanDerMolen. Steve liams. taln. and We* VanDenburg, El­ mer Smith. Jim Cummings, Ken Moo|p. Kim Fuller. Tom Robin­ Borne*. Eric Thompson. Jim son. Steve Castleman. Robert Garrison. Steve Pierce. Steve Andrus Vikings—Rocky Baty, captain, Rohde. Dick Francisco. Joe ODunneU. Kevin West, Monte Chris Guggcmoi, Ray Adams. Jim Whitney. Joe Kessenlch, Wolfe. Packer* — Mike King, captain, John Blrke. Leo Reardon. David and Larry Osgood, Chuck Sunt- Haller. Scott Deneau. J Un Wil­ helmer, Steve Steward. Gordon lett. Ken Wlndes. Howes. Brian Pufpoff. Kevin Browns — Mitchell St Martin, captain, and Rick Rohde. Ed Mc­ Burch. Dale Wilson. Dai Hess. Keough. Don Myers. Doug Wel­ Phil Gasper. Mike 8chanU. Er­ ton. Bob Gorham. David Ander­ win DeWitt. son. Kevin Pufpaff. Bobb Allen, Huston Oilmaker* — Dennis Dale Byars, Bruce Curtis. Murphy, captain, and Jim Kill*. 5TB GRADE LEAGUE Dave Huebner. Jack Misak. Bill Feidpaiuch. Gary Halier, Marty Vultures — Randolph Lydy, Will, Tom Keasenlch, Ken John- captain, and Bill Eastman. Stev­ cnck. Mitch Miller. Howard en Barnum, Brad Fults, William Moore. Topi Andrews Carter. Jack Haight, Chuck PenLonghorns—"Mouse" Reynold*, nlngton. captain, and Joe Lyons. Steve Cub*—Randy Adams, captain, Merrill. Km McKeough. Mark and DonaM Hoffman. John Bur­ Deneau, Steve Gibson. Pat Wel- key. Stanton Sheridan. Mark Dick Aspinall IFin* Raceway . Qiudifyinft Event WANT A TEI1II8? Maple Valley Travels to Face Tough Hamilton through the sheriff* office- Dog Owner* Moy Enroll for Clones Middleville High's Trojans, who opened their quest for their __________ _____ _____ third straight Expressway chamThe 4H Dog Care and Training j pion*hip by running all over class will meet at 7 pm. Wednes- arch-rival Caledonia last week, day. Oct 6, at the 4H Camp at | will go to Montcalm Central FriLake Algonquin. . - |day night while Maple Valley This will be Uie last meeting travels to meet tough Hamilton for enrollment for the Winter Caledwnta will Invade Way- Penaltlcs hampered Maple Valley but the Lions managed a Jn 0.„„ g<njM QuU 11*11 Ue with Wayland tn their Lake goes to Mattawan after debut in the Expressway Conierposting two consecutive wins. O’11” CenU' to Northview, Paw Paw to called because of penalties. J^***1' Dick Baughman and Terry Bartell scored fijst half touch­ Expressway statistician Jerry downs for Wayland Intercepted Page reports that Rob White, । Middleville's all-stater, lead* the Maple Valley came back in the [Expressway circuit ao far this second half. । season with 507 yards tn 48 car­ Ken Mead scored early in the ries for a 106 yard'average, fol- fourth period for Maple Valley I lowed by Mike Thompson of on a two-yard plunge and Half­ back Goforth ■ tallied the second from the five with fi6e minutes left to play. Mead lied the con­ ^4 diet. Caledonia,. IM yards in 28 test running the point after Go­ forth'* six-pointer , S. carries for a 65 average, and Hamilton rushed for 279 .mt °',ve v*nHrt of Middleville with Oakridge to 21 tn winning 32-0 In a non-loop go. <«i»Middleville's Tom Griffith 1* Mike Thompson scored twice V„. the leading passer with 13 com- in the first period. Don Locatla Dug. must have all their ahots and certificates of vaccination* must be presented to lhe leader*, An,,,. UATOUd in Uli. AM project may call W. G Underhill. Mr*. Robert Hollister or the o.LKwX“"’ Hastings Traffic Tickets Dick Asptnall of Hastings had j the In I „. MiMtovtu*. he fastest qualifying time in the flying stocks Friday night at thc Hastings Raevway Bob Senslba of MlddlevUlr won the tail-rar da th.. ** came through to win the feature With BUI Shields second. Helen Misner of Battle Creek 'wl S2& u *ec®nd ln thc P**s»MC honor* ond quarter Carl Hamden scored 30 points *w.i* With 9 nut at 1* fnr oa v*rd« on five touchdowns and rushed . Middleville-* White 1* the top Gull Lake to a 13-0 win over Michigan hunters are not re­ Ypsilanti Lincoln tn a non­ Valley is second with four catch­ league contest at Richland Prloensra when they hunt on their es and 54 yards. own enclosed farmland upon Hunting cn another man's white has scored 53 points, The Blue Devil defense held which they live. Also, anyone land I* a privilege, the Corner- Mike Thompson IS. Dan Locstu Lincoln to a minus 40 yards and didn't allow a first ed farmlands of another may sportsmen. Abuse Of that privl- El*t and Terry Bartie of Way­ rushing down or a pass completion II hunt on these lands without - •— *— *-•• — was the second win tor Coach small game license. la place to hunt. Jim Harkenma's club, will ch opens its Katamaxoo Valley ANNOUNCING THE 66s FROM FORD! FORDS: new quiet, ultra-luxurious LTD's, new high-performance 7-Litre models with 428-cu.in.V-8. FAIRLANES: lively new XL's GT's, convertibles. I*ALCONS: new flair for the economy champ MUSTANGS: more fun-filled than ever. FEATURES: from a new stereo tape player option...to a new Magic Doorgate for wagons (swings out for people and down for cargo) 3 New Mustangs Bellevue defeated 12-0. Friday night In Conference league Quarterback Darrel Springport. lhe Pioneer Sophomore Orennawalt HASTINGS BOWLING HASTINGS CLASSIC Allerdlng 511. P. CiawfOrti 334Standings: Buras HefrlgeraH' S» 11 1UMUU. MU1UV 1>. lul' Saads. Mook and Duraclcan 11.1 P*ooyt~h’.Al Elk* 10. McAllister's 9. Burkey's Vi J Larke Cltgo and to[Tth 8«». Saskatoon. Klerey Cement • “ch* HMtlnp Alumiand Santtarv Service 8. Williams num.. Pattern and DepuUaa 7. Insurance ?, I, WBCH. ilastlng*. -r'■ Filter*. East Side Lumber and I Montgomery Ward 5. Dalwa Rcahm Motors 5. Johhntak 4‘», Bakera. HaMlngs Etaedrtc and . and Dowling 2 . Viking 4 and Bender Gravel. The Bh^ran L.A. Md U» CU«k “» «““«™ ’“od >■ lad* last week on a night when a -----------RECREATION LEAGUE NO. gled Shannon fired M2-225-2I1 for 658. Glenn Laubaugh blasted through with a 222-602 for the 238-630. Bob Lambert 340-601. top series in the Recreation No. Dick Bonarski 339-<31, Harry 2 Isague, and Ray Lundquist Long 514. Joe Burkholder 201­ fired a 238 tar eoto honor*. He 530. Jerry KeegsUa 235-606, Ward finished with Ml. Jtm Weslock Woodmansee 235-622. Don Pick­ posted 232*588. Stave Malcolm ard 622. D. willyard 514. Merl 218-675, LM Springer 671.' PkUl Campbell .515. Bob Sponable 216­ Cassel 211-M7. Jack Echtins* 574. Wayne Newton 641, Karol Paul Edward* KJ. Bill Hackney 311*514 and Rod Newton 801. Haan 315-581,___ 536, Dick Hart 214-560. Siu Sweet MONDAY MIXERS 505. Jack Bowman 534. Jack Sheler 237-597. Maynard Park 213­ 515. George Lydy 504. A. HlndHckson 503, Bob Boyle 549, Er­ nie Miller 500, Charles Krauss Mlxera. Angle Hawthorns prated 520, Ben Kenyon 511, Gordta 193-511: June Banner 183-606; Norris 200-642, John Gorodenskl 201-526, Ray Jenkins MM. Keith Craig 557. Art Osllup 635. Don Bowers 501. Peta Kruger 200-512. Cleo Roblyer 304-814, Harb Serv­ ice 218-673. A. Morgan 333-568, 191-479; Pug Cronineer'i* Doug Vickery 136. Chris Howard Bertha Thaler 175-460; M3. Brace Terry Ml, Dave Rey-1 Covllta 183-411. OtllfP nolds 208-524. Wayne Dicker 531 >'*■ *- tsl<ti runes were ------ J by Nit* and Harold Hall 605. Misak 168. Marga 1 league contests. Olivet and Cold­ water played to a scoreless Ue. In a non-league game. CUmaxBcotts bowed to Springfield. 35-6. Saturday the Galesburg - Au­ gusta grldders spoiled the Del­ ton High homecoming by wallop­ ing the Panthers. 51-0. Ken MaCOMMERCIAL MAJORS tur scored four touchdowns while Maynard Tucker fashioned a Dan Vaughn had two and Steve 585 Serie* Thursday With a 215 Smith and Roger Maxson one high game. Soto honors want to Lyle Sanborn who fired 335 flnfinlahlng with 561. Les Springer Pledget to Fraternity rolled 203-577, Al |Uigl«r 381-647, John Clement, a Junior at Al­ Bob Lambert 01-560. Rmmeth bion College, has been pledged to the Sigma Chi Fraternity. John. with1 a * group of college friend*. trace (Honk* Keeler 135, Floyd Colvin 137. Paul towards 206- 526 and Ed Sheler 527 Standing.: Lkrka Bufck 14. Lhe Stuart Clement*, in celebra­ Harwood's IGA 12. Piston Ring* tion of hte birthday. 10, Roush Tailor* 91*, Montgom­ ery Ward and CulligahY 9. Miller Jewelers 8. Sports Bar 1, Alumi­ num Products and City Food 6. Quick action may have saved a Auto Tag Inn 5 and Tyden only one-half point. Narrow Escape | Charles Williams, 58. R2 Del- northeast at Hickory Cornets board without boldine onto the 13 New Fairlunci Hl* wife, fishing In another boat nearby, called for help and neighbor living on the lake, 19 New Forde and grabbed Williams by the hair as he was going down. With Mrs. Williams help, they got him Barry County direr*. Under- fleer Gene Brown and Hastings Police Sgt. Robert Ritter dived for WUllsma' glaaam. They re- Swanson 185. Standings: Welcome Tavern 9, Parmalccs, Sheriffs Girts. Has- Home. Food Canter, 7, Foodtand 6. Michigan Magnetics. The Ban­ ner. Hastings Saving* & Loan 5, Ptetpn Ring. Haan's Standard ’ «. AU»8 IM net's and Penneys I, WaUdorff's and Duraclcan 7. Burna Refriger­ ation 6K. Htetitw RMUo * TV and Hastings Moor Covering 6. Mobil 5. Copper Lantern. ACUon- 4. Hastings Milling 3 and Arcade Beauty Salon 2. a|»» Win. AFTCKHOOK LEAGUE I Bally VanDulne pewted 184-629. S landings: Hastings Shirley VaoDuburariB-508, Sales and Shirkey** *QL Ruth Thanas 180-460, Mtfatlno ton's and Bob* BikM A Miller Plumbing and Healing and East Side Lumber 5, V|ta Boy BH. Hastings Cleaner* and ReadyMix 5. Maker's 4. Ke-Ki S*4 and Edwards 165-443. Gerry 154-483, Fan AUteij Ockerman** 3. ■ . Shirley VanDenburg was the Merna DePew 19O-4& top lassie rolling 214-537. Martan Harton 161-450. BhtrtaQr Eye chalked 211-473. Faye Allen 158-431. Jane Prodaub 180-474. Barb Ktorcey 176-492, 417. Sharon Vtekaryl Emma Magoon 110-475, Pal Con­ ley 166-414 and Loutae Bahs 1TO- Ktarary 171-490. Shirley Drake 153-460. Francos WetctewjiaglgJA, EUa Higdon had e 190 game. Jane Cote 168-421, Irene ItUth Doris Stanton 1M. Alice Fred­ 169-476. June MsKelwyt QB-434. erickson 157. Grace Allerdlng IM. Elian Davis 152-434 aud, Marie Linda lx;wry 164, Metha Gray Ulrich 190-451. 153. Florence Weyermen 151. Bwnlce Smith posted p, -113 Bonnie Wyant and Bobby Handy game. June Doqtar 165, Iris Wat170. Betty Miner 163. Jeanice Dalman 168. Betty Howe* 163 Prieda Jaynes 175. Shirley Drake and Mickey Lambert 116. COMMERCIAL MINORS R. Jenkins snagglad 2l3-ST7,ing accident, you must Usnttfir lost week. Emmeth Engaeetli 539, yourself, give all the assistance an effort R. Miller 519. Bill Krtiko 218-453, you can. and report the iMdink C. Hathaway Ml. D. Frederick- to the nearest State PoUcP prat ■on and Galen Daniels 510. P. or sheriff deporUnent, the ConBUNDAY MIXED DOUBLES Workman 514. H. organ 503. D. sevation Department aayi.' PRODUCTS OF See them! Drive them! 1 he 66s at your Ford'Dealer’s: ■ 19 new Fords—offering one of the world's quietest rides. RewSteretyaonic Tape Player option-provides over 70 minutes of music. New station wagon Magic Doorgete-swingi out for people and down for cargo. New V-8 power up to 428 cu. In. New 7-Litre high-performence series. ■ Seven new Standard Safety Package features (on all '66 cars from Ford) including emergency flasher " system. ■ 13 new Fairlanes—new looks, liveli­ ness, luxury. Rew convertibles, wagons, XL*s, GT's and GT/A’s. GT/A’s have new '‘Sport Shift" Cruisa-O-Matk:—it’s automatic or manual ■ 7 new Falcons—now America's Economy Champ Is gmoothest. smartest the most specious Falcon ever. Lively 170-cu. In. Sl^. a 3 new Muitangsmore fun than avef in America’s'favorite Fun Car. New stereo tape player option, new 5*dial Instrument cluster. 2OO-cu. In. Six. bucket seats, sporty floor shift, carpeting—all standard. Coma try Total Performance ’66. Americas Total Performance Cars FORD America’s Total Performance Cars ... 49 new models see your Ford Dealer tomorrow! FISHER-HENGESBACH, INC 328 N. Michigan Hotting* Phone Wl 5-2421 Kaslnsky 199-584. Benny Brown 191- 515, Joan Kaslnaky 155-406. Jim Bourne 160-464, Von Howell 153-454 Jack Cronlnger 164-426, Peg Cronlnger 155 - 437. Evelyn Pellow 154-391, Ron Pellow 1M­ 491. Un Snyder 179-460, Rose Htnrichseh 177 - 465. Allan Hinrlchsen 174-469. Wesley Friend 192- 510. Bill Burns 170-501. Al Taylor 176-481. Bob Slocum 178- HEY I KIDS ' Nancy Taylor 153-111. TUESDAY TWUTM8 Standings: Donna Guy Team 15. Barn Market and Powder Box 12 win*. Pleasant Point Mo­ tel 10. Local Finance 8 and MCF Judy Baker and Sharon Geiger each rolled 417 this week, Judywtth a 158 game and Sharon with IM. Irene Sallk chalked 141-401. Marilyn Curtis 163-412, Dolly Larson 163-414 and Bonnie Jones 161-373. TUESDAY MIXED LEAGUE Standings: Thomapple Skat­ ing Rink 12. Andrus Insurance 11, River Bend Golfers 10, Hlghland's Dairy 9. Ken's ft Bob's Gulf 7. Kaecbele's and John­ son'* Furniture 6 and Poll's Con­ struction 3. with 184-529. Bruce Brumm 202­ 508. Jeri Cheney 1M-4B3. Junior Russel 162-463, Judy Toian 176­ 443. Ed Anderson 153-489. Nor­ man Jenkins 164-471 and Roy HewlU 315-514. H’nr Adi Sell limed Hem. JOIN THE JUNIOR BOWLING LEAGUES NOW FORMING AT MID-VILLA ★ Throa Division*: 7 te 12; 13 te 15 0 16 te 19. ★ Regilt ration Saturday, October 23—-10 A.M. ★ Free Inrtrwctiee Saturday, Oct. 30—10 A.M. Don't Forget; Sign Up For and BOWLF FUN PRIZES s �I'^tiUMfGR UNftfak* Luther Brttav _____ ... — ___ I Einar Umeth ofHr la । Method!* Church and*dultf*i- | 1966 Chrysler Is New Front To Rear | Township and Village to Buy Voting Machine Well-Known ! tlenl about a year county In the 1160* The governing bodlen of Ver­ montville vtliage and VennonlLake Odessa Man i Knaup. 5. 1891. sonandof Gottlieb and Hose i of Use uo-rvrs num Bureau. , vide township have each approv­ married Crystal I Surviving are five daughta*. Balduf, representative from WlUlams <LWork* met with the jtroup to dlacuit formation of a planning oimmDaton. This would be irazte up of intenwud ctUic-na. ed the pu(cIulm> of a voting ma­ One such group of citizens met chine. The two unit* will week with officials in Lanalng re­ cently to further consider such a chine* will be available for uac (xinmiwdon. at both village and township Mre. Bernard Reed la vblting •waena u»pn. of the village on M-68 until > Bnxibre.k of Lake Odwoa ana ...... inUy nt 1:30 with moving Cp Lak* Oiterm. In 1863. Mrs. Floyd (Helen) HewlU of' The Vermontville- council will, her sister this week tn Routh Lakeside Cemetery ’ a member of. the Central1 ctarlravllle and ifl grandchildren meet Tuesday, Oct. 5. President "Haven. ■I STINGS UNITED FUND DRIVE STARTS OCT. 5th One gift works many wonders... The Chrysler cars for 1966 are new from front to rear with more powerful engine options, new interior seating arrangements and equipment options. There is a stronger separate styling iden­ tity. for the four series which make up the Chrysler line — the luxury New Yorkers, the sporty 300s; the economical Newports and the new Town and Country scries of station wagons. Most changed in appearance for 1966 is the distinctive 300 series. The 300 two-door hardtop shown Middleville By Mrt. Mary Jackton > ~MM <»»-*« in tnc home oi tneir coo. Rodney Schad, ui Grana Rapids last wecx keeping house lor their grandson, jetf. while 111* foULS ine Dan Dip owned by Fred becn cioocd for the Winter * lhe Dari Dtp owned py Mr. Uns month. * Mary' I'rtoL aauglMcr of Mr. and Mra Albert piuu in Grand Rapids. * Haney Miller, who was in ^*cnnocx Hospital ttfUT a heart attack, came liome Friday. * Vera Hair expect* to enter Uie OoUuputiuc jved from iua other Uig in Tn-i.inii she lud a fine tnp there and u visiting wiUi rciaUvea. Her address u 21 Thumdalc avenue. Lame Coun­ ty. Antrim. Norat Ireland. Mr. and Mr*. Boo Kingsley mtcrtalncd thc following gutau above has a new roof line with a restyled rear window, a new hood, new front bumper and wrap-around taillights. Stand­ ard engines range from tiie 383-cubic inch V-8 using regular fuel in the Newport and Town and Country cars to the 440 cubic inch V-8 with a four-barrel carburetor in thc New Yorker. New equipment options and features include power front wheel disc brakes, an adjustable tilting and tele­ scoping steering wheel, and safely-typa inside door handles. tcred h!i senior year st the Ken- hl* parents, Mr. and Mra. Floyd doll school ot aralgn tn Grand: Grinnell. Rapids. * The David OUcu are •• and ----------------------- • Buehler Mr Mr*. Forrest building another new turkey tpent Sunday with Mr. and Mra. Gerald Morgenthaler of Adrian. Mrs Morgenthaler 1* a patient enjoying their camper ana^lour­ at Bixby Hospital in Adrian. * Rodney Cool wa* a Friday over­ night and Saturday guest of Jer­ route on a vacation tn northern ry Buehler. * Saturday after­ Michigan, stopped to visit her noon vbltora of Ellen Mteecar were the Misses Sue Ann. Karen. Richmond a Thursday ago. * Cheryl anil Dianne McCleUen, evening visitor* were Mr. and district chulnnan of the Grand Mr*. Gerald Posthumu* and itopuls WSCS cksUlL-t auemlvd children of Alta. ♦ Mr* Milton an olllcci'* txauung cuu* U1 Buehler and Mrg. Joe Kauffman •pent Sunday afternoon at the Benton Harbor T huraday. Oddfellow and Rebekah home Scnud accomptuUivi Mra. Alice in Jadtson. * Mr. and Mr*. Joe ITcpp to Uie movie, ■'bound ol Kauffman spent Saturday after­ Music." on Wednesday. Uie Ibth. noon with her siiter. Mr*. George * Mr. and Mri. Alan Grafuuiler Seldelman. of Ionia. Mr. and Mr*. Ben Christie and daughter were Sunday visitor* of Mr. and Mra. Ron ChrUUe of Batle Creek. * Ellen Meaccar Mra. Grafinlller iPhyU* A. Law­ was discharged from Pennock rence) entered her fifth year Hospital la*t. Wednesday after teaching in lhe Millwood School spending nearly a week, a Mr. and Mrs Merton Mssecar and Mr*. Jay Wing visited Mr* Rich­ Jeffery Of Grana Rapids, Mr. and ard Blough and their daughter. Mra. Russell Huntsberge.- ot Ellen, at Pennock Hospital last Wayland and Mr. and Mra. Rex Tuesday. * Mra. Jerry PmthumSchud and family, local, were Friday afternoon vUitan al the low Luke cotuigi'. * Mr. and Mra. William Smith ot Lafayccu*. Kingsley, all of Grand Rapid*, Ind., picked up her mother. Mr* and a niece and nephew, Mr. Lucy Bowen Saturday and all enjoyed thc football game ax Al­ fan! doughur of Lake Orlon bi o n, Saturday tile 18th. * Bill near Pontiac. . iippcndevtottiy at thc QsUopaUUc to drive a truck for lhe White ProducLa Co. * Mrs. Sadie MHuir, daughicr, Mra. Harold Anson and family of Hastings, were collrra on Mra. Carl PfodstcUer a Sun­ day ago. * Monday nigh: thc Baptist Boys Club had a lively ut Lite Spring with a small hand- thl* project click, a Jennie Slcl- As in past years, persons living In other-communities in Berry County may designate where they would like their contributions to be sent. Thousands of dollars have been collected in Hastings and sent to other communities by this method. Also remember that all contributions to the Hastings Community Fund orc deductible for Federal Income Tax purposes. THE 1966 HASTINGS COMMUNITY FUND CAMPAIGN MINIMUM GOAL NEEDS ELEVEN CAMPAIGNS $53,380.40 IN ONE Hastings Yoirth Council $ 7,675.00 Barry. County YMCA 11.721.00 Boy Scout* of Amorici 6,650:00 Rod Cross 7.100.00 Camp Fir* Cith 3.500.00 4-H Club 406.00 family and Childrens Service* . 7.000.00 Barry Co. Aiwc. Io7Retarded Children 1.45(1.00 Child Coidaaco Ctiaic 336.40 Salvation Army • 1.640.00 'Michigan United Fund 5,500.00 Drive Eaponies 400.00 TOTAL * >53.310.40 •Th* Michigan United Fund rcPr*Mnts * “pscksg*'' ot »omc 37 wall recognized and IvUy approved icrvico including the important work ot th* USO. Heart Fund, and many others. this message sponsored by The Hastings Manufacturing Co. Reahm Motor Sales I | Freeport riding in a jeep to the front Myera at Utelr Bowens Mills ■ line* between North and South hotoe. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Myera 1966 HASTINGS COMMUNITY FUND BUDGET MANY SERVICES IN RETURN FOR ONE GIFT A FAIR SHARE gift to thc Community Fund ii on important fnve»tment in the best interest of our Community and all of our xitixens. Every one can benefit cither directly or indirectly from the services rendered by one or many of the agencies supported by Community Fund gifts. This year there are eleven of these agencies actually 48 (see budget list and expla­ nation) in our united appeal for their support. Ovetuhlre and .Mr* Ernrat Dipp. Mr. and Mrs John Dutcher agu daughter oi'Caledonia were Sunday dlnulr guest* at Uie Hoyt-Dutcher iuxue. In the aliernuon they all. attended the "Turkey Shoot." at Clarksville. * lochcn over the weekend of Sc1)*. Mrt and Mra Charlr* Blough spent Sunday in Lansing Their" 18th. »on. David, entered .Michigan State University-os a freshman. They also visited Bob Crans. who 1* employed there. * Mr. and MH. Will Mishler were BunBy Mrs. Sylvan Tag# Mr*. Merle Hostetler. * Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Allen Ftsh spent Mrs Frank Martin and Mr*. last week in Northern Michigan John MUhler of Grand Rapid* They left Tuesday, stopping in Charles Blough home. * Miss Ware and Ralph Storey: stop­ Reta Sherer wa* a Friday visitor ping in Lake City to visit Mra of Ellen Mesrear. Iva Waldcrtng at the Peter Mcrren Home; spent the night at Hunting accident* in Mi'chVanderbilt, toured thc elk coun­ tgan In IDG4 underscore an aid try; crossed the Straits to Pick­ truth: The biggest, threat* to ford; Thursday and Friday was spent with his aunt. Mr*. E. M. ,— r—' — 7 was apcui m ns u u i u n *®W in Grand Rapid*. She to a where. Ulty vUltcd Ute Free HlWArv and .nd English VS, I.U.1. mnln*. Ifnil., ....... A_____ _ _ . ..... .. HUlory major. Hplly Methodist Campground and oth­ VanMatre. daughter ot Mr. imp er point* of interest, arriving home Saturday night. Judy Blough, daughter of Mr. Mr. and Mra. Allen FUli called and Mra. Wcaley Blough, are Freshmen at Grand Valley. of West Freeport Sunday * Mr. The Methodist family night and Mrs Gary McGhee spent lhe weekend in Northern Michi­ dining room. Dr. William Hel- gan. crossing th* Straits, visiting rigel will show plcsuro*. * The the Tork* and Mackln»c Island Methodist WSCS will sponsor an * KUnmle and Deveny Moure of Ootogoharian dinner next Tues- Hastings spent Saturday with their grandparent*. Mr. and Mra. Arthur Moore. * Mr. and Mrs. Carl Blackledge and baby of Rodney Sc had of Grand Rapids Marion were weekend guests of her parents: Mr. and Mrs Henry Sand Lake, Saturday. * Mra. Myera. Saturday evening they ail attended a wedding anniversary when you give THE UNITED WAY Felpausch Food Center The Tyden Corporation Tag;; hnmra * Ttiuraday visitors uf Ellen Mcsecar at thc home of at Middleville. * Saturday lunch were in occupation. Trees have guest* at the James Cool home been planted but Uiktr time to chard and daughter* of Grand Baughman, c/o Joan Puffer 1/16 Rapid*. Mr. and Mr*. Wayne 2nd Arty. Camp Pellam. 2nd Inf. Field and family of Caledonia Div.. APO San Francisco, Calif. were caller*. Mr - and Mrs. Bernard Dukes and family of Hosting* were the Orient and Europe. (Airmail Saturday supper gueste of Mr and Mrs. Floyd Duke*. The chil­ dren were overnight guest* and Jan VanderPoppcn, daughter their DarentSjjyye Sunday dlnand Mrs. Roy^fce*. * Clayton Reigler and flBiy of Irving acre Friday callMat thc Floyd visiting this weekend. Jan Vrt- Duke* hopie. WlUiam dixnuui. daughter of Mr. and Stalter and Mr*. Rowrl Tucker Mrs John Velderman, luut en- of Clarksville wero%Thuraday supper guest* of Mr. and Mr*. Floyd Duke*. * Mra. Melvin McDermld of Dutton, daughter matrons in their hall Wednes­ Janice and Dean were Sunday day evening. Ute 15Ut and Carole visitor* at the Floyd Dukes liome. Sunday dinner guest* of Mr Stewart Sweet ot HiuUnips, show­ uml Mrs. Bill Blough were Mr. ed picture* of her trip to Den­ and Mrv. Jerry Kyser of Battle mark and also a tew slides of Creek and Mrs. Greta Blough, local. * Mr*. Floyd Grinnell visi­ Germany. ted her daughter. Mr*. George Elliott, at Hasting* Saturday. * from WMU. * Sheila Mulford. and children of Battle Creek acre Saturday afternoon and Mr. and Mra. Albert Mulford evening supper guests of Mr. and entered' Ferris State Cdlege at ’Mrs. Floyd GrinnclLQthergucaU and family of Aigontjuin Lake * Eldon Grinnell was a caller of ata. * Terry Flnkbeinar ha* en-. I were Mr. and Mra. J. D. Grinnell Every inch a rugged John Deere You get a full measure of John Deere tierformance and conve­ nience In the 8 h.p. “110" Lawn and Garden Tractor. Independent ground-speed con­ trol. Double-safe electric start­ er. Double-action brake*. At* many more. ' Keep your homestead In trim, and nandle many farm choree, too, with a John Deere "lltf* Tractor. Convenient credit. JOHN DEERE LAWN & GARDEN TRACTOR Goodyear BROS., Implements Ph. Wl 5-5052 124 N. JaHmw �Truck Drivers Receive Awards Resident Dies; Rites at Delton Personal Mention UM Disk yrinagara moved into lhe house on 8 Broadwky vaatoy Uta MIUtaad*. Further |£« Robert W. Shaffcn art ig a liome on the new road back of their present home and when they move, the Ed Baldwins, flow screw the street from then, will purchase the praaent Bhaffv home. The Ollie Colenan family expect to move Into their new home. Just off fl. Broadway on Sherwood Drive, in Mr. and Mn Harold Tasker sptet the weekend at BiUly where they have their trailer. Mr. and Mrs. John Maaon visi­ ted hie slater, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Hill, and hU brother. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Mason, of Charlotte. Saturday. On Bunday they were at the home of their daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Chase, at 4 member once said: Judge and Mrs. Archie McDon­ ald yislted their son, the Fred­ erick McDonalds, at Allegan Bunday, and Tommy and Mari­ tal McDonald, who had spent Saturday here, returned home With them. "I’ve got a new car, so who needs Auto He wa* In the Army Cavalry, In addition to hla daughter, he is randred toy a ton, Kendall of Portage; eight WininffllffTWi; one (later, Mra Lovineaa (Bee- Mr. and Mrs Sterling Rogers have returned to their home at Lake City after vUiUng their family here. Bunday dinner guesta of the Rollo Lattaa were Mr and Mrs. Homer La^a and family who Comparing Applet and Oranges? Club Road Hard to compare? Yet many people compare the cost of Service?” of East Lansing entertained her parent* and brother, Mr. and Mrs. Dcwaync Pugh and Tom. who la a Sophomore at Grand Rapids Junior College, for din­ ner on Sunday. Sure your now car may not break down. Personal Mention kal care dollar, while in 1960, drugs were only 19.9< of lhe medical care dollar. Today's prescription is the biggest bar­ gain In history. “MY MODERN WORK-SAVINQ Your (tori/) Pharmacist Henry Lein oar of Delton at their cabin near Baldwin from. Tues­ rapper gueat al the home of Mr. day until Priddy of last week, and Mra. Don Hughe* at Algon­ and were dinner guests on Sat­ quin Lake on Thursday. urday of Mrs. Ethel Mapes of "tara. Bernard Cralgee and family of Muskegon spent the weekend with her mother. Mrs. George Dean, while Bernard was in Chicago on business. drys laundry so fluffy and wrinkle-free Jacob's But, it may run out of gas, have a flat tire, get stuck in the snow, boil over in the summer, or even get locked-up wi0» the keys inside. Then, you need help. Dependable, handy, considerate help. Auto Club help! It costs just a dime to call AAA road service and less than a nickle-a-day to enjoy all Auto Club privileges. Join now and . . . 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Let yourself go... >ir un »u.'toik» Plymouth tauani sarmclu.^ SEE IT NOW, SEPTEMBER 30, AT BARRY'S FARM STORE DEWEY'S CAR PALACE South Honov'or at Halting* City Limit* M-43 at Spragua Rd. in Delton �Official Action of the Hastings in loving memory of our dear husband, father, grand lather, and great grandfather. Lester and relative* foe all of thc lovely ntveraary Also our children and grandchildren for making the day a mocea* Your kindness wiU always be remembered. Mr. and Mr* Rdy Smith era and food sent me during my since I returned home. Thank* to Dre. Finnic and Phelps, al*o nurse* and nurse* aide*. Your kindness will never be forgotten Gladys Hall tea la <b« Crearil ”Many a lonely hour. Often a silent tear rjr u *«• —-------vidlng rraltetic combat training and conditiona for the testing of communication* erjulpmett and Badly niUied by hu family. son and brother. Floyd M. W«lcher. who lost hi* life on a Japa- pedoed off Mindanao signal Battalloei. of * Corps (Groupi, A* a number of I Corps MIUer I* Pjn »> U» largest combat-deployed Army n w— World Comprised of troop* from Thailand. Mir .>r Korea and Island. The key that unlocks memory A dear one gone, but cherished CARD OF THANKS fell thank* to those who con­ tributed flowers for our brother. George C. Card. Rev. Curtis for hu comforting words, the organ­ ist who rendered the music. Charles Leonard for hl* usual warmth and graciousnes*. Jack ing w»c buuu4».<» ----- — , I Korea’s Demliltarixed Zone. He "The beautiful things you did for . rwv - ----------- — u Gordon. Oa, before arriving . . *___ I.. nt thl* VMT I IKT I,-,...—■ -------- wl Hasting* High School. Live within our hearts ei And keep you near and di Though you h*ve passed Dad and Mom Brother and family good Funeral Home for their kind and valuable a**i*lanfe. Al­ so to lhe friend* who paid their last respect* to George Special thank* to Die two gentlemen who represented the American Legion Woodland r.u Richard J. Bishop. 21. son . 101 Mr and Mr*. Richard X Btehu op. R2 Hastings, completed ad­ vanced teaming as an cannoneer *’ at the Army Artillery and Mlssite Center. Ford 8111. Ok.a. di- Sept 23.’BUhop was trained in . Uie preparation, loading, and firm* of field artillery gun* and 1-4 howiuer* He entered the Army Of till* yrar — and received - in May may mi ............ - ,rr .b**lc . .training __ ITv ,, at Fort Knox. K>. ity. He te a >962 graduate ot Has•" ting* High Schoo). tag <«rrt»4 flBra. Church. 1 . Oct 4 — Village Counxjl at Council Room. 7. Oct 5—Lutiieran Church Clr- Kilmer and children were Sun-u. 'day dinner guest* with her p*ri ent*. Mr. and Mrs. Herald Clas­ tic and Mra. Rhoda Bawdy. In ■ the evening the Kilmers visited Jr. and their newly adopted son. Phillip John. * R«v. and Mr*. Ivaac Osgood were Sunday. Sept Ry Mrt. Keith Farlet .... 19. dinner guest* of Mr. and Mr*. MT-UJI Lynden Johncock of Oun Lake. S. W. Woodland Ry Mrt. Glcndon Curllt SOI M. Mate ISI-JJI Mr*.i, Randy in Dimondale. Dimondale * Mr. and hod a hard frost on Bunday Bunday dinner guest with Mr*, • _ ft «rj_ Mabel Wheeler Mu. Olady* . U.i Mr*. ISnrwat Fnreat TUrrrnu Begerow were were In ln!tllghll I( tne freeoabte plants i Crockford entertained Mr. and i Manche*ier, Ind, Ainday vtell- weren’t well covered, they got I Mrs. Arthur Lathrop and Mrs. | tag their daughter. Mr. and Mr*. I lu many have complained Ry Mrt. Lloyd Ouen Echo Flannlgan for dinner. The . Paul Hoffman and children, ft Bbout the tomatoes being so *1* w , •Lathrop* -------•’•---• —•—returned —-• and **" w J Ria»a at ripcn. and now with Uie vine* liad ------recently eaa(Maie>ltea <k« Rial* Highway haMtlswat riaa* from a trip and were about to loaded with green fruit, unless at Ionia. 7. lb. < Hy tar ib» teurlMi, n4 e» they were covered, they're gone L--------. ---- —------ .— ^7 • Oct. 1 — Vanity Football at Wliaa ailtada* tbalr Swiilyr 4«< It ha* been a *trange Summer in -to D*y£ Crockford and Mr*. Flannlgan lb. nat.r a< tba aadii U Hi* Greenville. 8. some way* and we’ve noticed1 Campbell of nseport at the Oct 3-World Wide Communat, mt some rather freakish act* of na-1 Prrabytratan Church in HAgUnga day wa* spent comparing trips. ture. The honeysucklr vine 1* in I Saturday. Sept. 11. Mr. and Mr*, Pent at Pennock Hospital since By Mrs. IF. W. C.heeteman full bloom and the litlte hum- Ltoyd °wrn Emma LEGALS Saturday, Sept. II. At the time mingblrd makn* daily visit* to Owen at Bronson Hospital in of thl* writing he planned to be the fragrant blossoms: string Kalamazoo, on Thursday and IgHluOat 1’barrh dismissed Tuesday His friends l.w.rih. dX.wtlb beans, both green and yellow. Sunday Sept. 12 and 16 all hope he will continue to im­ In the South E.U.B. Church bore their second crop, a* good I Mtea Bernice Cairns, of Lon­ prove. as or better than, the first; a *ing and Charles Calms at Eric Moody wa* playing on thc friend has been picking straw- jouth Hasting* called at the slide at Pleasant view School berries, not Everbearing but ’ [joy(j Oamj tome a Bunday land Monday evening to cover from which nice large head* I from Arteona are spending a few an accident. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Forman were turning Into their were cut earlier in the season. dftyi ag Eldon HoughtaUns white driveway at North Main. A car fracture. * Among the guewta have borne several small solid i Houghtalin was in Ute hc»came -from the north, driven by who came to congratulate Mr. Gerald Clark, and they hit. Mrs. and Mrs. Roy Smith on having -----------I Our sympathy to Mra. Lynden Forman and children were ta­ reached their 60th wedding iu>Mr*. Mabie Wheeler of Wpod- i Norris in the death of her faken to the doctor for treatment. * Sylvester Curtte wa* a Sun­ Harry Babcock. * Mr. and Mrs. land and Mr*. Minnie Geiger.! ther. Ira Chaffee, ft Leo Lech­ day dinner guest with hl* aon. Ocurge Ball accompanied Mr. local. called on Mrs. Hendee at leitner ot Delton ifalled al Lloyd Mr. and Mrs. Oiendon- Curtl*. and Mk-s Clifford EhUl from the hospital last week Wednev- , Owns a Tuesday evening ago. ft Karol Owen and Kurt from Al­ and children. * Mrt. Oscar Geiger. Sr, also called on her gonquin and Bob Hayward from Flannlgan i* a visitor at the Hasting* called at the Lloyd home of Mr*. Echo Flannlgan nlng ♦ Cnri Sigourney and son *n, , . ■ mere ro see ner weu- Owens Saturday. Sept- 11. The Village Council I* always v ^inesday evening and again on Interested in making Woodland Mra Duane Hamilton from , Sunday Her nephew. Robert Ruthville, IB, anaXBherry Tha better place to live. It 1* true Ocl,!Tebo. of Edmore, vteited her on Ifl la tha data nt tha annual I___ .__ ' ■__ ,___ t.__ East Doud J City rtwk FraabllB C. irokwilb, May.r Mr. and Mra Henry VanSyckle gave a birthday dinner for Erneat and Voight Guosta for Sun­ Ry Mrt. Sylvan Taft II BM«k M. 74J-H1I and Mra. Emo* VanSyckle. Dick Mrs Ron Owen of Middleville and Bally. Mr. and Mra. Voight VanSyckle. Connie. Nancy and Jimmie. Mr. and Mra Keith Mr. and Mrs Albert Owen and Buehler. Johu. Bonnie and Jerry. children of Morgan were Sunday Mr. and Mra Therein King vteltor* at the George Owen colled on Mr and ---Mr*- Henry nomt, home w * »*r. Mr. ana and wsr*. Mrs sucnaru Richard v-...MoNItt of Conklin were Batur- VanSyckle, Wednesday. Sept 15. day lunch guest* of Mr*. Effie ft Mr and Mra Vem W richer Parker ft Mr. and Mr*. Roy entcrouned for dinner Sunday. Erb of Lake Odea** spent Kun- Hept 19. Mr and Mn- Lowed day with Mr*. Ellie Effie Parker. ♦ • Whittemore. Lesite Lralie Ororenberg. Orovenbcrg. Mra. Lote Naoh and Mrs. Russell Mra. Gladys Baird. Mra Vera Price were Ann Arbor visitor* I Craven. Lucien WlUlaon. Mra. Friday They were overnight Bower* and Mr. and Mra Glenn gue*U of Ml** Gertie Thompson Ste-1 * Mra. Oilford Dillard enof Drayton Plain*. , tertained the Pleasant view Ex- Freeport Dunham .U’s ers- ■a £! one. Work ha* been done this B.VB. Ci.-rll. last week on the "Beauty Spot" on lhe corner. A nice fence ha* been placed in the background with shrubs and a new tree planted in front There were Hy Mrr. Elhil lllnnk mixed emotion* when the old trees were cut down but the CtetbnUlw new one* should replace them Howard Moors were ropper guests a Friday ago ax. tbs Basil Boyne City and Mis* Esther Laurel) of Comstock Park, came to the Hendee home Monday and also visited the hospital. Mra. Gabriel ha* closed her home and their nicer. Mrs Charlie Pung. Mr. and Mra Robert El Iwe11 expect* to remain here to care HL, 7— —-r.---------------------------~ 1 for Mr*. Hendee when she is remlti, grass will be planted In dravor and also fijt the wtang 1Mlfd from the hosplt>1 M1M Idaho, visited friends and reia.EkUlp 11 service Bu^ay- * The ridekm UureU u.m rcrnaln ullh hauled in. Everyone should do their part to keep this comer adult Sunday school class was Mra. EUweH’s grandfather. Roband Uie rest of the community well attended. clean. The council also made ar­ Creek Bible Church Sunday, the rangement* for a “village clean­ up” This wiU be done several welcome visitor last Sunday times throughout the year be­ night and left hla print* on By Mrt. Albert Green cause lhe village truck la the many garden flowerx and vege­ Lynden Norris home a Sunday only one showed into the dump tables * Mr. and Mr*. Emery Our community wa* shocked Benedict of Greenville were vlsland make Woodland a good of Mr* Anna Carter, Tlunxtay. Geirer Sunday. * Congratula ­ place to live. The Viking* were able to stay tions to Mr. and Mrs. James Funeral services were held Sun­ on the winning tide Friday when they defeated Ionia. It turned birth of a girl Sept 25. * Mrs. Church Rev John Boer* offi­ Howard Cheney resumed his out to be more typical football David Peabody and two daugh­ ciated. with burial la Middle­ studies at Ferris State College | weather thl* last week. The game ters of Mason were Monday call­ ville. We extend our sympathy to the family. * Mrs. MarshaB last week • * Old Hickory Farm a a* scheduled for Uie home field er* of Mra. Floyd Neeb Mr. and Mra Clifford Cravens Tripp te gaining nicely altar but because of all the rain that fell through lhe week, plan* were of north Freeport entertained changed. The next home game with a family dinner Sunday. pathlc Hospital In Grand Rapid*. Monday evening. * John Black te Mra- Lydia KetUx-r of Lowell visiting a sister In Missouri. * te scheduled for Oct 8 with Ha*visited her Saturday * Gordon Mr. and Mr*. Clarence Cheney, 1 ting*. Maybe if the men work • hard on the field, thia will be Green of Battle Creek had lunch the first game on the new field. with hte parents. Mr and Mrs. Friday the team will travel to Albert Green. Wednesday ft The ! Greenville to compete with their Barry County Road men are busy filling washout* caused by Mr*. Gladys Crockford and the heavy rains last week. Mr* Echo Flannlgan recently re­ with them during the afternoon, Mra. Burdette Willson mbrturned from a scenic tour through a Sunday vteitoss at the Dana tatned Saturday evening » Mr. Northern Michigan. Included in Kauffman home were Mr. and and Mrs Roderick Tietz and great grandmother to two bally their trip were the Upper and Mrs Veriln Kauffman and boys children of Hastings, Rl were boys bom recently. Douglas John Lower Tahquamenon Fall*. Wag­ and Miss Iva Summers of Cnzte- guests of Mr. and Mr* Arc Me ner. Minor, Watch and Munising opolis. - Burd over the weekend Brenda Falls. They also toured the Up­ Mr and Mrs Robert Farris IS Failvrr la rewvly per Peninsula and Wawa. Can­ and family of H. Wayne, Ind, school bus loads of children fran ■ ill r».«ll l« a lu*t- ada. They planned to spend Charlotte school picnicked tn *«•>««■ aaM IXhlU Bunday on Mackinac Island but Clyde Burdick is home after brother. Dewey, and family here. Yankee Springs, Monday. because of rain they were forced surgery *t Community Hospital, to come home. The rain did not Battle Creek. Her daughter. Farri* families wit- Sunday din­ pul a damper on their trip, how­ ner gu mu of lhe John E. Brakca ever. They enjoyed the trip verj Borgeas Hospital wtth pneumuch. * A(r. and Mrs. Galefl Ry Mrt. Slrphrn Otfood when our boy* return safely from Mr* Dean Mock at Elkhart. Ind, military duty. David Butler te Bunday. * Mtee Kathryn Feitzer Mrs. John Osgood of Hemet, home after completing his term Calif, has been visiting. She is of servlet, which included 2H staying at the Lynden Johncock1* ot Oun Lake, ft Mrs James Wil­ months in the hospital, the MEMORIAL MONUMENTS cox . and Mr*. Ritchie Mullan Of a serious injury. He were Thursday. Sept. 16. csllen OF DISTINCTION MJ-. and Mra. Walter Jordan Brown. * Mr. and Mr* Junior Lowranca Brothers x Russel and family of Augusta, Mr. and Mrs. Frit* Springer. Mr. and Mr*. Don Springri and famlly adopted baby tn the family. ft Mr*. James Springer and family Rosalind Jdrdon. Her husband 301 S. Michiph An. were Bunday. Sept. 19. suppar Pleasant .Valley irtieg. MMMM Hastings IHE SHERWOOD AGENCY FOR INSURANCE ROMRT W. 5H IIIWOOD, Mgr- Stat* Farm Insuranc* AUTO — Fill BONOS Swanson Insurance IM I. Michigan Are. insurance and Band* IERRY ANDRUS Wednesday at Motorcar. MJcit Ice Springer showed slide* of The Thomas family were fanner England and Prance, taken »hUe an exchange student there, xhd her friend. Miss Ptrjo Ariao from the Elmer Scott’* on M-50 Ros* Turku, Finland, showed slldra of Finland and Lapland, and Mra. Week*, three of the children still Harold Springer had some on her recent trip to,California Bunday. Bept. 19. guest* of Mr*. May Brown were Mr. and Mr* Clare Oerpuld of Kalamazoo and Our heartl<v-t congratulation* and Mrs. Comelioui Bouwens of Alto were Saturday evening visi­ tors of their ion and family. Smiths' who celebrated tltclr Mr. and Mrs. Seymore Bouwens Both wedding anniversary at their tsome south of Dowling on Caledonia are the proud parent* Sunday ft The Youth Fellowship of a ion, born Tuesday. Sept 21. group of Dowling Method tet al Pennock hospital. The little Church will participate in the fellow weighed 0 lbs, 11 oxa, and Youth Rally tcheduled for 3 hu been named Brian Todd. He o’clock Oct. 3 in the Methodist hu a brother. Rory, at home. Church in HaaUngs * Mr. and Mra. Eric Otam of Iron River children and Ralph Moore vial* were visilors on Monday at the Lloyd Gaskill Iwmc The OL-rtis Medical Care Facility and Mrs the Gaskill’s eldest daughter. Mildred, who also lives In Iron River The Obena also brought her father. Ralph Moore, visited word that Mildred’s husband's health is much Improved. the Don Kidder home Sunday The Donald Procfrock family day until Wednesday wtth Mr was in Kalamazoo Bunday, to visit hte sister. Lillian Neltring Thc Jeff Fellers were In Ann Floyd Fisher attended the 50th wedding anniversary open house Arbor. Bunday to visit her mint, who te a patient al the Univer­ son at the Methodist Church on sity Hospital there a The OlayBunday. * Mr. and Mrs. Floyd den Corwin family are now in visitor* of Mr. and Mr*. Harold D-rwling. Uw farm adjoining tiro Ftehcr in Hasting*. They were Duane Jones furni guest* of Mr. and Mr* j ___ - •______ _ Richard Bustance. also of Hu- j under n rwpon. U Mr and Mr* Dean Stuart and *,W* tOf 30 PCTC*nt of >'’«■« JdfJ i^mna I HnaU Wtn* accldenta Mlchlenndren were Saturday evening madz- up 13 Oereem of r. and Mr*. Robert Brook*, of the aeaaon's hunting force. Youngster* in this ake bracket. Stuart entertained with a birth­ day party Bunday evening in AgJillM’u honor of Kathy Stuart, daughter of the Ralph Stuarts of Greenwat: O»». CUetills. Bob and Gary Conley of Hastings, Jimmie Cullen and ■srTK the deer’s huntiflk-anhy. cauwx! 25 percent of lhe shooting mis­ haps during the IBM season on whltetatts. ipent Wednesday through Fri­ day at the Glenn Kauffman iplin and daugh- home al Mill Itake caring for the and Mr* Sadie children while their mother-'wa* ing were Sunday called to Chicago due to the 1U- guest* of 1 Clum. Mrs. (pend the week^Lth her daugh­ ter. Other dlnneflnguest* of the Clum* were her daughter and family; Mr. and Mr*. Richard Sunday dinner guest* of Mr. adopted into the family about and Mrs. Adon Myers were Mr. five years ago. * Thc Men’s and Mrs. Karl Tuttle of Na*hFellowship groups of the String t— A4dll|M U aX^te* S* raU. Valley and Wrotnedge Avenue T«*« C«l«m*a. rub»» Ham- Pleug and son of Dutton. After­ Wesleyan Chtrchen, together aty, Veatald^ M"’*’ noon caller* were Mr and Mrs Richard Abel and son* of Kalamasoo. * Mr*. Dan Pcstma and next Saturday afternoon here in Hastings. * Many friends from Mr*. Stephen Osgood and famfly Rround lot last Saturday, attended a baby shower at th® ------------ • V.nn.— nt K.. »BSmW Hun 917 000 Church Elwood Yoder. * Mr* Minnie Conklin and family. Mr and Clemons of West Branch and Mra. Oral Miller and family Mrs Dan Po*tma were Saturday and Mrs Keith Strickland. San­ home, ft Mr*. Gordon Yoder and dra and Mra. Winnie Dunn were daughter. Julie, were Monday Bunday. Sept. 19. luncheon vteltor* of her ateter, Mr* How­ giiesta of Mr. and Mr*. Dale ard Newman, of Carlton Center 'Cbnklin. Mr*. Robert Walton. Gary and Debra* of Kalamazoo were Sat­ urday dinner guest* of lhe Claud sraavs lunch Cloverdale-Hope Office Hour* 4 A Mm. & Wad. I ta F.M Welchcr. Sunday. Sept 19 ♦ Mr. and Mra Orlie VanSyckle were Bunday. Sept. 19. dinner guests ot Mr and Mrs. Blair HawbUtz and Kenneth Mr. and Mrs Dale Conklin * David Yoder of Ferri* College. were Sunday, .Sept IB. dinner Dowling Hickory Corners PRODUCTION CREDIT ASSOCIATION and children were Sunday visi­ tor* of Mr. and Mrs Ernie Took- Ry Mr*. Donald Pru/roek Hubbard Hills Business Directory Lacey Ry Mr*. Orlie 1'an.Svckle Mr*. Maurice Thomas In Grand Rapids, Thursday. * Mr. and Mr*. Dan Postma and Mr* Min­ nie Clemons attended the 50th wedding anniversary opsn house Church Sunday afternoon. ■ Wall George Yonker of Irving was a Sunday afternoon visitor at lhe Merton Mesecar home. * Hr. and Mrs Wayne Tagg were Sun­ day afternoon visitors of Mr. and Mra. Ted Bird of Middleville day evening lunch guest of her son. Mr. and Mr*. Wayne Tagg Wayne Tagg attended a VP W. meeting at Sunfield Prldav eve­ ning. * Mr. and Mr*. Bam Routh and Mr. and Mn Otto Kunde enjoyed, dinner Kt Jimmie’s Ortll on Sunday, ft Mrs. Jay Wing is Muskegon. * Fay Wing of Wood­ land visited his twin brother. Jay Wing. Saturday. * Jay Wing at­ tended Carlton church service* Bunday. * Mr. and Mr* Bud Lake of Hasting* were Friday evening visitor* al the Jule Tur- �I THK HAFHNG8 BANXtB-1 SIMPLE as 'A-B-C'-ALWAYS BUY CLASSIFIED 945 3481 HOTTEST DEALS IN TOWN POLUWAMM CAMPER . Fully equipped for that ping trip New car oondlwith ejooo mito*. COME TO WHERE THE USED CAR SAVINGS ARE CLASSIFIED AD PAGE PHONE HASTINGS BANNER Wl 5-3481 MINIMUM RATE—50c for Tw.nty Word*. WHEELER MARINE BALKS A FRIGIDAIRE Flltra-maUc elec8ERVICE —Merouxy outboard trie dryer, in good condition, motor*. New and used boat*. Call after 8 pm, 902 8 HanFlote Boat* Traitor* and acover. Arthur Stauffer, phone FALL’ SPECIALS — Save $$ on One of These One-Owner, MACHINE with dial tig • tag unit. Make* button-hole*, fancy stitch**, tcallope, embroidery and satin atitehea. Total price. Ntw-Cor Trade* . . . 1M4 MERCURY MONTCLAIR WINDOW GLASS INSTALLED tn aluminum, steel or wood saah Burkey Auto Glass A Radiator Shop, 218 N. Jefler..*on. Hasting*. U IM4 DODOB CUSTOM 888 Hardtop Power steering, power brake*. Priced to go. Only MAM 19M FOBS CUSTOM Ford Sedan. V8 eng. Radio. Very few mUe*------Only SIAM . . . Catalina Hardtop, Hye matte, power steering and i dlo, new whitewall tire*. 2/3 ACM Calendar of Spacial Event* MALE HE-LP WANTED BORDERS A NICE CREEK Journeymen Industrial Electricians 4 Dr. Sedan. Automatic Dr. Ra­ dio. Power Btearmg.......... *1,136 1881 PLYMOUTH VALIANT 4 Dr. Button Wagon. Automa­ Industrial Machine Repairmen BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY] 4 Dr. Sedan......................... _*84t apprenticeship or experience in the trade. Excellent wages and son or mail resume to Clark Oil Franchise Employment Office Available in END-OF-MODEL CLEARANCE SALE NEW <r USED CARS Hastings IMMEDIATE Unit Located at CORRECTIONS OFFICER 230 N. Broadway MALE ONLY NEED and Value! in Tpwn ■ See the Dodge Boys at NOTICES tributary insurance pro­ gram, excellent retirement Plan, longevity bonus, and liberal vacation and sick Earnings Excellent Potential Unlimited 1964 FORD FALCON menl Must not be under 21 year* nor have reached your 48th birthday, and have graduated from high school. * Minimum Investment FARM IMPLEMENT Required PRICES REDUCED 1963 CHEVROLET Hospitalisation, Life and Retirement Pro­ FARM MACHINERY gram Available ta being sentenced to Jail confinement. (Any arrest and conviction record will be evaluated and may be ground* for disqualifica­ tion.) Physical condition adequate for performance of the work. A physical examl- FARMERS . . . We ore now booking Feed Concentrates for the winter 6f *1965 and 1966. (Booking* until Oct. 15.) Take advantage at our seasonal low price and save. Well be glad io help you figure your needs for the season. Farm Bureau Services M-37 Smith 8/3 advancement in the Heating - Plumbing management field. FARM SUPPLY 1962 CHEVROLET pony Representative at Service win be given the Mkhlgan Training Unit. Ionia, Michigan, on October 8. 1M6 ak 8:00 am. AppUca- New • Remodel • Repair ma4a ae t>re*l4aw by aiatvle sag teevt Wl 5-5352 tf resume to 203 N. Broadway. SPEEDY . . . 1200 Bu. Cora Crib* Special Price* while they last! *335.00 - Farm Machinery NOTICE FRANCISCO FARM SUPPLY NOTICES 1962 CHEVROLET Hydraulic. A-l shape I -tllM^Co*k*hutt Tractor. A-1 —MUsey Harris 30 Tractor. A-l .1959. BUICK NOTICE Also larger tiros *t coawpondM low pic**. Guaranteed water and mildew proof. WINICK 206 N. MkMgaii SURFkUS Wl 3-33 M -Several Used Ploas-All sires. -Grain Bln to fit Pick-up Truck. -Kill a™. Onrtly Box -Good Dsqd Chgln aww* —John Deere No. 40 self-peojdlled Combine with 10 IL gram head and new corn head -2 wheel heavy duly Grain Trailer with hydraulic dump. —New Idea one-row Onrn Picker. G*0d shape! -OtlVM- wio-row Conj tncker. Good‘shape I GOODYEAR BROS. 124 N- Jeilericn’ M 5-5052 GOOD AS NEW STORE FOR ALL YOUR WATtR CONDITIONING Culligan Waler Conditioning (Tom Fr*nthw*y. Owmrl 319 N DoHwood 945-5'02 KOTICE! L«t Farm Bureau Services handle your shelled corn direct from the field . . . Our new truck hoist and dryer are reody! We Offer Top Prices SAVE For Your Corn FARM BUREAU SERVICES • OIDU OF PVBUCATIOU— rual Aueuv Stale at Michigan. The Prolate Oart tor lhe Ueaate of Barrr. la lhe Mallee ot Ite Palate at Laara Mmattea. Dooteao*. »Me Xo U.ng*. It to Oteavte. that ee Oet. *. 1»<U. PDBUCATIOX OBDBBHtato ot Muhlgan. The Protate at 4 10 ajm?la tte Vrbtete Tauri Court tar lhe County at Ilarry. In the Mailer <4 the Below at; meatto, Mauaialantor. '*■**■. t«r al- Pterearr M. l aaiptelt Deemed. kUe loaaeoe at hto leel ateetelt. aed ea jf. 14*10 Il ie Ordecod that M Dee. <1. IMS. iuterpreialtoa of P«r**r»[>b * of the Utt Will aad Tvolaamtl et aald 4e- el 1U AM. la lhe Probate Coerlroom.. Ha>Uagt. Mlehlgaa. a teanag ',’l‘ubii«ltoa aad aerrite ehall te be hold al which .11 utenere ot gall medr m yror Med by itetate aad Court decoawd are repaired te *ro>e tteir elalMa Creditor* w«*l 41. .own [latte September 11. IbM. eUlm. oith the Court oai owe a • Philip*IL Mltotell Jed*e of Pre­ eopy on Arlen. W. Campbell. KurtIm. *14 W. Welaut BtrreL Haitiage, bate. MkhlgeU. prior to M>d beetle* llkhard J. Hadaee I'ubbrelion end icrrke ahull ba AUorttoy lol Fviiliaeor wad. at provided by Sielate had Met>l *uJ Hudaoa IO2 W. Stele Htreet Haltlag*. Mkbigaa 9/3v Dated ntepl. 31. IBM Philip A. Mltotell. Judge .1 Fro- i 1962 BUICK t Mltob.*!, Jadta •« rte tele. Harte A. Ihmmaee Alteraey tar FaUttoaar , SO* W. Cearl HWeel llatliBga. Mlchtoaa »/»O KAECHELE'S 305 5. Church Station Location or send .O ? FRANCISCO la lhe teroeeea id aaM dey. ionol liate. The yremlaeo deaerlted in aald mortgage *>d whieh are to be oeM are alluied La tea City of Haaalaga. la Barry (mtelr. Mltelgu. aed Me deocribed u faXona: > . Tbe avath voaquarian of Leto * aad 2. aad the north oaa halt at Lola 3 aad 4. all la Block K«mter B. of IL J. ktedJPe AddfiteWi'bo lhe Ctiy. formerly Village ot Hoettage. Barry Coaaty. Mtchlgu. »o* cording to the recorded plab there- Dated: Jaly IL I BBL AAO CortroraUea . PtnUOATIOtf OBDJBh:.__. By: Lleyd Itemba4w. IMS teewfiy Xateaaal Baak Mito. »r.4 te Determine Uau*. Stele el Mlchlgaa. Prwbato Caul Bailie Creek. Michigan lo/J ter the Cvaair al Berry. Ketale st chartee J. Treybaaea, I*OBDEB OP FUBUCATIOX— ll to Or4«r»d that aa Oet. S. I»4*. Hasi AceeoaL al b A M. in lhe Prabele C-rU»ta. Hlal. ot Mtohigna. Th. Probate llaatia**. Miriiiaan. a haarlM ba heU Cowl tor lhe County al j>*rrr. en lhe HilU-a el Martha Tritkil.o la lhe Matter at tee Eatete «l tell a fur apyalelmeel el aa admialrltator, Wl 5-222. Excellent opportunity for 1963 CHEVROLET •‘“‘“■Tar i Business '■ ^shis w r Already Established - ■- seed* *■=■< eeerided. aetiao Uto eoiiee to term Thrnuaed BU l* hereby girea ikel eald ■wrtgece Hundred T.oaty • els and aereely — ill be toreektea* by a sale al the morigeged |.r«alui, er l:o« part “1 item, it yubllo veadu*. at to. s-2,7£Tb‘^‘“‘.K”u: eatraure ot tee Court Hewee. la luelta*e Mlehtoaa. SiJlrM e'eieek a.M. aaotlea al lhe eoaih free! de*f ot tee Coaaty Halldlng. la Ue city vt 0 a HASTINGS MOTOR SALES like person to drive my car to Tarpon Springs. Fl*.. aometune in November. WU1 pay neces­ sary expense* for one and car expense*. Can take two. Harry William*. Rl Hastings. Thane Wl 5-4601. u 8/30 dress and ZIP number for MM. Thl* iDcludek poatag* and sale* laa. Burpee'* Spec­ ialty Shopps, Dalton. Mich, Iteud'‘jlt.t. 14. IMS ^Philip IL Mjtehell. MOTICS OP MOBTOAOB rOBECLOBUBS BALE WHMIEAS. detealt hu beta mate la tee eaadlUome of ike mortgage, dated Juuary *», l«U, eaeeelod by Ctortaee JaaUr Bamy u4 Wilma A. I'ri rhiKt.:'..7S4rs.1.'i mvttetgo "U tacerdOd 1* the Oltu» el Barry Oeualy Itegtoto* e< Doede ea Febraary B. ftte. ia Liter IM et “JKtaa •suit's t » elgaed by U»-Bterl<agM lo A AC tor- kegliior at Deed* ee robmary ». Ssit ar "• - ^UHEBkAB^lho amwtal teouute 1 Get a One Owner >r tha Best Terms 1963 CHEVROLET part-time. Must be neat, per­ sonable and responsible. Ex-1 YEARLING LEGHORN HENSElene* not required. Excel­ t opportunity for advance­ ment. If interested apply In person to the Clark Station. ■MO N. Broadway. 0/»i Un M«4«l Trato-lo, 61 te 64 Car! 1964 CORVAIR •.krue 2 Dr . 4 weed trarwewMien. w. wette. Ona owner. HA8TINGB with Rawlelgh product*. Steady good earnings year around. No capital re­ quired. Write Rawleigh. Dept. MGl-651-11, Freeport. Ill. 8/30 t Wl 5-2426 new ga* furnace, on two nice large shady lot*. E. Slate Rd. Hastings-City waler. Priced al only 87,900. Low down payment on land contract. Call or write: Fiank Korsky, GL 2-9293. Of­ fice GL 9-1196. Grover co. Realtors. 53 Jefferson, 61, Grand Rapid*, Mich. 9/30 hour and up passible. Pull or part time. Write Watkins Product*. Inc, D-63, Winona, s ' I's 1435 S. Hanover Wl 5-2425 Johnson St. Write or call: Nel­ son Ruehs, TW 1-1381. Ofllc* GL 9-3396, Grover Realtor Co. 8/30 Eaton Mfg. Co. LARKE BUICK basement, built-in*. gae fur­ nace, city water and Mwer, two-staU attached garage.“FHA rtSbJ. “-SiSiS jis 10 certifiable years of BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY Motor Sales CHEVROLET ABLE PAPER - For picnic*, family reunion*, lota of uses. «r by 100. I3M at The Ban- have Valve Division ond TLED GABI Bee Carl 6t Betty's Appliance* before you buy I They Sell—They In*tofi—They Must have successfully benefits. Apply in per­ REAHM MOTOR SALES —Use Rexalli fast permanent. Regular 82DO-Now IlfiO. No pre-shampoo—No after odor. Available at Jacobs' Pharmacy. completed an accredited UM MEECUBY 4 Dr. Sedan Automatic, power steering. Very dean! ........................ UK UM MEBCUBY 4 Dr. H-Tep store. Apply in writing. Has­ tings V A 8 Hardware. HI B. State St, Hastings, Michigan. HASTINGS BANNER CLASSIFIEDS Call Wl 5-3481 �r •—THE HASTINGS HANNER Thtrrtday. September M, 1MJ Lakewood Clan Officer* s I Past Barry Resident Dies Heedersbot & Vicinity Belvedere Is Completely New For 1966 By Mr*. Richard Clark ■Ht> j pimm Lakewood High School *tu1 dents have elected tlwlr claxa officer! for 1905-M Senior Clam president. Phili Townaend; vice president. Denweek of the death recently in nia Stuart; secretary. Busan ' -- - Heyer it- of Dr. Fred Shepherd - Ploy Greenfield. iwpw’iJil be oaiuraay 8*iurd*7"^ Dorothy .upper »>u ue v.”7:301 >. av; Vlclde Everyoneand Dicase try loNewat- Mr. and Mrs Ted O’Laughlin were Sunday caller* of Teds on Bunday. Tom Slater and Connie Tlckner. Junior Class prvwldetU. Gary •’ partner in the Moore and ten. fecretary, Jeanie GoodeShephard Hardware. He later moot; Utaxuin. Greg Slfton; became a denllrt and lived In Jim Fannun and Mike Booher Remus where lie practiced den- are on the Student Council. ... J .v. .. .. „ . ■' Sophomore Claaa prcaidentJ Aitar the death at hla first pieo,^; vlc<. president. | James Roberta; aecretary. Mari- I Maude Kenyon, a chllditcod l.vn Cooley; trtaaurer, Donald friend In Freeport and after her Hitt; Student Council. Ann Sto­ death be made his home in well and Robert McGhan. Freshman preaident. Dennis ■~ ~ . ... . O'Mara; vice president, Steven Ho U survived by two sons and Schmy; treasurer. Kay Blmrina daughter, one *on. Lawaon. a ski; sccreUry, Diane Sayer; twin, preceding turn In death. Alex McColl and Barbara TownTh. body waa returned to Remus "PnwrntaUvea. HASTINGS WESLEYAN METHODIST CHURCH Cor. N. Michigan it F. Bate Rd. Rev Olson W. Clark. Pastor By Mr*. John Hook Wl 5-3212 10 am. Sunday Kliool. Rally Day with Mystery box and speMr. and Mm. Kendall. Kfiler C|ni pnwram. of Wall Lake were Wednesday, U am. Warship service, xrcallcra of Mr and Mn. Ed Rice. m,M’: “7 WIU Build My Churcm" 3 pm. Hervlce nt the County also Floyd Palmer of Orangeville Medical Care Center, church Friday night. * Mr tuid Mrs Ed Durfee I | Rice attended a birthday supper 6: 30 p.m. wealcyan Youth Fel­ lowship. ' 7: 30 pm. Evening Gospel hour, Casey. * Eight Ladles from Cedar of UUle Long Lake- * Olauphlln spent the weetatnd with hU parents, the TW three serving. I The 4H Club mrota Monday. O'LaugtiUne. * Callers UX week of Warren anil Georgia Brogan were Mr. and Mra. Ron Haynea of Hartings. Mr. and Mix. Rob- of our usual supper. Please bring followlng officers were elected at our Aid Thursday: Genevieve Stanton, president : Georgia Bro- Schantz, secretary; Minnie Schantz, treasurer; Mort Clark. The intermediate size Plymouth Belve­ dere for 1966 has a wholly new appear­ ance, major chassis improvement* and a wide range of optional equipment. A pro­ duction version of the famous 426-cubic inch hemispherical head V-8 engine will be offered in 1966. There are six Belvedere body types and 18 models. Shown here is the Satellite two-door hardtop. Sedans, hardtops and convertibles will have a 116inch wheelbase, and station wagons a 117inch wheelbase. Fully unitized bodies with and fresh curved glasswindow* ------------------------_ body line* make- the new Belvedere look longer and lower than its 1965 counterpart. The standard V-8 engine in the Belvedere series has 273 cubic inch displacement with a two-barrel carburetor. Othor en­ gine options besides the 426 “hemi" are the 318 and 361-cubic inch V-8s using regular fuel, and a high performance ver­ sion of the 383-cubic inch V-8. Safety fea­ tures include a new type of inside door handle, and new power brake booster*. WHEEL HORSE. OF COURSE Now mowing’s fun, and faster, too. This 4-season tractor cases all lawn and garden tasks. Test-ride? Call: E. L. CARPENTER HARDWARE BANNER WANT ADVS. BRING RESULTS Scaled Book Wednesday, 7:30 p.m. grayer Davis Wednesday morning- * and Bible study. Mr. and Mrs Ernie Bateman. Saturday. 4 pm. Wesleyan Men's Fall Round-up. Mrs. Cyril Bateman of Eaton Rapids. * Wednesday callers of ZION LUTHERAN CHURCH Velte Road at Woodland Louise Fender of Dowling and Rev. Einar UniYth. Pantor Mrs Grace Richie of Bellevue * Bunday dinner guests of Mr. “Your Friendly. Christ-centered Church" Sunday school nt 10 am. Cheney. Diana Davis of Grand Morning worship at 11 am. Dowling * Mix. Homer Ham­ sermon theme: "A Strange Funemond and Mrs Genevieve Makley of Hastings railed on tlx-ir ’I’ucsday. 2 pm. Katherine Circle. Hynea of Battle Crrek Snttirday 8 p.m. Dorcus and Mary Marnight. Sunday cnllcnr al the 3 to H pm tAiuing Conference convention. Wednesday. 4 pm. cherub and Orville Purchcll were Sunday Junior choir. Wednesday. Sentor choir. Saturday. 9 un. Junior Cate­ chism claxa. Saturday. 10 a.m. Senior. Cate­ chism class 142 E. Slat* Sr Ben Frankliri I SUMS Io Ruth Barry Gamyent BAG 99' Long Stem ROSES 2/38‘ IBVj In. tall, look real! Whole dozen! bossed vinyl. Decorative box with soft, white, extra absorbent tissues. Our own lop quality brand, with 400 sheets. 200 pullsl Sivt On Cookwar•/ TEFLON SALE! 3 PC. GRIO0LE SET 10 in. squire grid- 4J rra die; 2 cup mixer; J *)/ ll’> in.nyton turner. PEIWOCK HOSPITAL TEFLON CASSEROLE ADMITTANCES CALEDOSIA DELTOK FACIAL TISSUES Round 1 Vi al-; crys- f tel clear knob cover; f 3/ brown bowl. fair* r.ullt imr REMOVER MH TRAYS “PixaU" rolltype; with extra refill. Modern design, cot- INSULATED MUGS STACK STOOLS 37e TEFLON UTENSILS OOe All nylon turner*. spoons, cutters in white; sandalwood. JJ* •*** Ruth William F. Arnold, mana­ WOMEN'S BRIEFS ger of the Model Finance Office at 140 W. State Acetate Tricot. Q / Elastic waist- 0/ U/C band. White. ' ** colors. 5-10. Street (next to The Cop­ 15 Demer sheer ^/88‘ :»2.22 per Lantern), invites you to call him at Wl 5-3429 to $1,000. MONEY FOR A RAYON SCARFS LAKE ODEK8 Prints n* plains with hand-rolled hems! Have one to go with every outid! 32 x 32 Inches. FUN-FILLED SUMMER 44c tzl.77 67‘ Big 10 gallon size; plastic; metal cover. Kitchen TOOLS TEFLON BAKEWARE 2/55' HAHTIKOB r.% Chrome plated; blk. plastic handle* li sculptured design. MODEL FINANCE 140 W. State St. Hastings • IRONING COVERS TRASH CONTAINER 16 MONTHS TO REPAY MODEL* FINANCE CO I with plait* seat. 10 ox. lite. Plastic. Filmy, Flatt* ring at any time you need $25 1.37 —di stick ... wash without scouring. SBBUTVnu Haitian. Bl, Silicone or Teflon coated or cotton drill. loterir HanHL UxIOilFI*. .. .. 99c CMdru’f Njlan Slav's, 2-7 ... . 1.D Atwtted Blaustt. Shirts. J2-JI 1J7 Woman's Stritch Caprls, 1-11. 177 29x24 k. Framid Picture! 1.91 H’uirf Adi Sell Unused Hems. SPORT SHIRTS 1908 to 1965 34' 57 Years of Service, Colton flannel plaids with stays. Sires 6 to 16. INSURANCE Many years of dependability to our clients In Hastings snd Surrounding Communities u Sanforized* cotton flannel. Boys* 6-16 1.88 Jim CoIoman 203 S. Michigan, Hartiasi 1.68 / Thermal cotton knit i Maize; aqua. 1 to 8. 1.88 AGENCY Earl Colaman Wl 5-3412 ra PLASTIC rLAbllL DRAPES 88c 2/J00 Forover-lh«-knee‘ Woven Orlon* Acrylic, nylon Hretch. 7-BW. 911. n liar fl ; I Lacy or floral prl Wipe clean with Warmth without wolghtl Nan-SkM PAJAMAS Cotton 1tennal. boxer top*. Girts'8-14. COLEMAN STRETCH SOCKS Thermal BLANKETS AREA RUGS 27x48 in. solid* rayon, cotton cut pile, non-skid back. Cotton weave*; machine washable, 72x90 in. aka. #✓/ Swtaftep Paly WastabaskK Metal Dtubia Pirate Frams Wood Grate Vtayl Frames. 1J7 77c ..37c aj a Mtfl i Ltead.Wark Gtevts Psi/TitH* DiqrauMf . Wobim'i Soukin, 5-9 45 RPM Records. 51 TNtes fc AiuriM Stloa Grate Hudbags 144 pigs tex f Ben Frankliri PLANTERS £33 21 Inch high; white or black; gold handles. 102 W. State St HASTINGS �iThe Hastings Banner Cause of Leaves’ Fall Colon Explained by WSU Biologist Thunder. September 30. I9«5_____________ Spctlon Three—Me. 1 te « Area Chamber Barry Health (Supports Barry &X2T Mr. and Mra. Clayton Jarrard i) 1 * I? C •<! called at ths home of Mr and KODeH i1. ^011111 Mra Andy Re Friday, Sept. 17.' „ „ . Suffers Fatal Heart Attack Dodge of MHjth Hastings. ■ Blood Program | “•By™p ।St. Rose Senior MJ>- " About Security 11 Funeral services for Ro— Smith, 52, R2 Hastings. wlw died at 2 aun. Saturday. Sept. 25, ul Pennock Hwpltal. were held al the Episcopal Church al 1:30 ptn. Tuesday. The Rev. Don M. Oury c<fl1 dated with tautat In Riverside Cemetery. Ttaefl) ORIGINAL Mr. Smith suffered a fatal heart attack al hl» homo on Uta fore he died. Mr. Smith was employed as a Cool and die maker al the Cheno­ weth yachlne Company since early in August, and formerly •vorkcu at the Hastings Alu­ minum Products Company. He was bom in Brooklyn. Starts Thursday October 14th America's Greatest Drug Store Event Hundreds of items at 2 for the price of 1 PLUS A PENNY W. Bliss Company al Brooklyn, before moving to Hastings in 1M8. . The recognition was given b)' T»x»e needing transportation hr. MMilcal BoctetV at a xoectal 11 .. ! ! flee equipment repairman upon . .rf. "Governors Luncheon' witn completion of UB. Air Force ba°lX l^l^lte SToS 11 Governor Romney as lhe f»| Uc military training al Lackland . J*‘~ ££ tujcd speaker special awards SecnrUy taw Including Medicare. AFB. Texas. Airman Certer1^“*OauatyJBsrk William Crld |w<re presented to physicians tpcclaltted training win be St Pt ln ’who hare been etectad to StateA eun«cb to be heid ln Haa ,,Kh ** on State commissions and boards. | F OIUIU Every county of Michigan has a breath taking color display . Uonal facilities usod by the Air .on in autumn. the technlcally-trained\peraonnei i*“ -j*"---------DETROIT—"Many people cnlng ot days as we approach t ----- -- — «——Graveside iwrvicca for Robret believe that lhe firs! heavy winter Is the critical factor in i.t „ „ I government at all levels." accord- 'jj, snore. 7-week-old son of Feter frost gives rise to lhe brilliant controlling lhe production of . High School, ling to Oliver B. McGillicuddy, and JoAnne (Eichenauer! Snore. colors ot leaves In autumn." these substances, although . (MIK Lansing, president of the imo N .Michigan Avenue, wree aays-Prof. Jack Valdovinos ot leniiKiraturc changes may also Michigan Stale Medical Society. to be held at 2 pun. thl* Wed­ the WaVhgstate University Bi­ Influencethe reactions to a Accident Victim * ne.iday. minor extent/-'. ology DeptoUnent. / Mra. Lewis Shafer returned Dar*»iv«* Dettreec These changes in the level Slowly Recovering "Actually, the change InAolof the vital growih-rcgulstlngLinda Kling. 14. daughter of from Jackson Sunday evening ® J , ophyll pigment' rnirnufacture substances ntake possible the- Mr and Mrs. Gus Kling of । where she had gone on Thursday | Helen M. King. Rl Hastings. along with thc fjreakddwn of beautlful autumn colors which Middleville Road. M-37, has been | to attend the funeral of her received a master of arte dnrree progressing very wall and 1* out niece's husband. Robert A. Avery., and Barbara B. Klein. 8JI E. existing chlorophyll In the occur before the leaves fail. ■Autumn color is a tourist at­ . .. ------ --- -------------- 1who diedTuesday, Sept 21. Bond, received a master ot art* .. -j cells of each leaf," he point* traction In Michigan. The at FooteHospital. degree tn library science at the grandmother, Mra. Ethel Snore out: Pie1 Mr a»«rw »>■ • Rrw danarc. Univendty of Michigan al the of 410 E. Green; his maternal Once thc green mask ot the State has over 85 different spe­ end o! the firstSummer tenn grandfather. Ernest Eichenauer chlorophyll pigment is gone, cies of soft and hardwood Hospital In Haplda A total of 1.671 degrees were of Woodburn. Ore., and hl* masays Dr. Valdovinos? the trees, more types than in all awardrd at that time ternal grandmother, Mra. Virbright orange, yellow and red ot Europe. > Nov. 9. 1935. except Before 1900 the situation was ------------ •-----------’ glnta Thomas, Middleville. colors of the carotene and xan­ ' The Richard Snyder family I Tiie body reposed st thc Wall­ thophyll pigments already different. . ...uuu unc uu«i« — -- - Mnma .Michigan was covered with fircscnt In thc leaves burst ---------- • - ----Mr. Avery is surviveo oy nis now reoiae u>. ,uw -------vast white pine forests. Lum­ orth. kt/./....------------------------------------- wl,e ttnd Uwee sons- ranging in area and he commutes to Kida- until time for the services. The changes In the pigmen­ bering and forest fires dimin­ unrt tn ttntvMuT aKC ,rom 8 to 21 He w“ • n’"”’ 11111200 ’>•"< he L» now ansociat------- -——— . tation of leaves are controlled ished thc evergreens, making t y । ber of thc EaKlcswllh thc National Cush RegiaThe highest death rate by fire by growth-regulating substan­ It possible for leafy trees to m^ kiiL Z-rnamM nCTxamhT' , ter Co. They moved In August U among those 65 years tod c*dces/' he continues "The short- grow hi their place: I f We're Observing £Mrs. Shafer Attends Pundral Jackson Truman Ames Dies Friday at Medical Facility National Thru October 9 Jacob's Prescription ~ Pharmacy 126 East Shift St. Phone Wl 5-2466 CROSSING GUARD | Attends Conference over and Marshall. Another adult safety remain a at Michigan and Grand. Stan Trumble, C.L.U. ■•umwiu, %.s,.v. ... OCT. 4th to 6th LIONS S2f SALE UPHOLSTERING A ^Member of the Hastings Lions^Club will be Calling on You! THE FURNITURE BUILDING Wayne Hazel New York Life Phone 374-3523 Phone Vermontville 259-7298 REMEMBER: Your purchase of these light bulbs provides funds for the local Lions Club's Sight Conservation work and all other community serv­ ice activities. , Wait and Buy Bulbs from a LION To America with love The 1966 Chrysler Petronell Spencer Is Buried Here STOP in and SEE the "TT DON'T FORGET ZHL?•MnSd.n'S'icdi.., Bloiogical Station. Gull Laks. ! The visitation committee l thc Lake Odraaa OES Chapter j made 51 calls during July and health for several month* prior Haven Rest Home at DcsMolnea, I August, It wan reported at the to his death. meeting Thursday at the Ma- । He was bom April 15. 1894. dent of Hastings J draped in memory of Orvtn uGarllnger. Robert Lapworth. Archer Howard and Mrs. Anna brothers, Estel _ and -Clarence, I both Rl Hostings. and Clifford' Refreshments were served by of California, and a sister. Ea-I I lher. living In Idaho. Riverside m.,, 1 Dates to remember: Advanced □ury officiated. ■ Officer* rught at Ha*tings and i Nashville, Sept 28: chapter Philharmonic Music I meeting. Oct. 5. Grand Chapter at Grand Rapid* Oct 12-13-14 Mra. PetroneU Spmccr. 89.■ p-,r second consecutive - and Ionia County AaaoctaUon at died at the William Morgan ytMr. Michigan State University Medical Facility at Marshall at nations WKAR - AM-FM I 8:45 pm. Friday. RPeTiNG ------------- .— V W V'-L, Hitu 0,1' '!? Mrs. Royce Barlow Is Buried Here Lake Odessa OES Reports Activities October 3 . FounJ ^^'•^S^gStfDead in Crib Aluminum Prod acts. Mr. Smith Ut survived by hl* wife. Dorothy; a*son. Gerald, a deputy with the Barry County rhertff * department; a daughter. Kathryn, a student al Western Michigan Unlveraity; tils father. Frank, who lived with ' tiie Smiths, and one grandson. He was a past exalted ruler of Che Hastings Elks Lodge, a mem­ ber of Emmanuel Episcopal Qhurch. a former district Cub Scout cnmmL<BloncT and former Scoutmaster of Troop 5 »pon- Atnre. 71. Rl Hastings, who died' sored by Southeastern School. He had received thc Scooters Care Facility, were held at the Leonard - Osgood Funeral Horne Network 1* oao Hastings , Frank and Chaitolte (Heytv' (Smith. He was graduated from i Boys High School al Brooklyn ■ and married Dorothy Kelley ot Bay Ridge. N. Y.. on Nov. 29. IBM. He worked for Onimman Alr- Spc./I.-IH. Manager Ruim-II officiating. lor Sundfly' <5ct- 3- Howard Brooke Dies vlvore. ard-Osgood Funeral Home. iland Township, died Sunday Largest Selections in BARRY COUNTY ... NYLONS - WOOLS - ACRILONS and HERCULONS by Magee and Monarch Special 501 Nylon $^^95 “ Sq. Yd. Mra. Itadant attended Uw Michigan Association of BroodcauiUTs Convention nt Hidden Valley Sept. 15th through the 18th. body was taken on Monday from Uie Walldorff-Sponablo Funeral Home to the Brebc Funeral Home at Ithaca for services. SAVINGS GROW FASTER / especially when INSTALLATION INCLUDED Plus FREE SPOT REMOVAL F I your money earns at the For a Period of 6 Months Rug & Furniture Cleaning Specialists 8 YEARS EXPERIENCE —GUARANTEED WORK Compared with machine (grubbing, dry powder cleaning and "Do-It-Yourself" shampooing— SAFETY! 1. Duraclcan removed from ’/a to 65% more DURACLEAN Method Outcleans All Other* soil than other methods. 2. Duraclcan showed less than ’A of 1 % fab­ ric wear compared with up to 25 times as much with other methods. 3. Duraclcan showed absolutely no shrinkage compared with up to 231 sq. inches lost by some of the other methods on a 9 by 12 rug. ■atiitactiaa. CALL US FIRST! Miller's ■888" Rhone Wl $-2091 107 I. Woodland. HuHsf! Midway Between Broadway and Middgaa Open Man. Hint Fri. tlM 9 F.M. — Closed Saturdays 136 E. State St. Rhone Wl 5-3853 AU Saving, Inturad Up to 910,000 with F.S.L.1.C Dewey s Car Palace M-43 at Sprague Road, Dalton Barrys Farm Store S. Hanover at Hastings City Limits �r k-TWl HASTINGS BANNER Public Forum ItH B«M»r valataaaa tevi.i. u iWarna. li u r»«p»ew»iv irm* AUTO-OWNERS Insurance Company Lamina. Midi 4BIXK1 Mutual luaunuire Company Kilt a whole Congratulation Mra. Jool Korney in thc matter. Quite obviously Winwr of the CeMopot Freezer in aeelng lite name in print than » Kroger's Frozen Food Freezer Drawing opportunity we wae given te cels any other brand in quality or Kroger will replace it with the brand of your choice > v or refund your money ?/ SLICED PEACHES i•— Strawberry Preserves’»> KROGER PEAS ,R» LIQUID SWEETHER Kroger Frozen Corn. Peas. French Fries qr ' Kroger Non Fat 9^. FREE Avondale Kidney Beans 1-lb. 5-ox cam or Kroger Tea Bags pkg of 48 or mv . Kroger Cui Wax Baam I lb. cans or Kroger Poach. Apricot or DRY MILK .Utility GfljrantBfl! "DOUBLE Top Value STAMPS Every WEDNESDAY! ol 1516 Kingston Ave, Kalamazoo GIFTS PEAS & CARROTS »— pi. Kroger Red Tart Cherries or suppose, requiring an appearance Kroger Virginia Peanuts 7-at. wl. ca AVONDALE TOMATOES PEAHUT BUTTER we don't accept ll in the United Sincerely, . * 1113 Hollen Road Baltimore, Maryland 21212 Hickory Corners CORNEB BEEF HASH Kroger Catsup U^x. wl. blls, Peas 8-ox. wl cam or I FRUIT COCKTAIL SLICED PEACHES <»> APPLESAUCE <3. TOMATO JUICE mi> - Kroger Kraut I lb can or Kroger Pinpapple-Grapelruil Drink or I EVAPORATED MILK — Kroger Sliced Cheese 8-oz. wl. pkgs « CAKE MIXES Mb " =■ - Avondale Peas 1 •*» 1-ox. cans or I CUT GREEK BEARS ’ Tiger Tail Kroger 1-lb loaf BROOM CRACKED WHEAT BREAD Kroger 3f Off labef Thin Kroger Spinach 1-lb. 11-oz. cans or Mb a, 20/ 8rapaJ«lci3wnb!i. 89/ SPAGHETTI FRUIT COCKTAIL Mb ■ Kroger Frozen Cauliflower, Limas, Green Beans or Freach Fries 3 2 < Blftn Pieces of Town 'n ■ ■ ©C Country Stoneware Embassy Avondale Frozen BRBCCOLI SPEARS da> >1 2 >« SYRUP i»k >1 4 Pieces oT"Town 'n ■ ■ ©® Country Glassware Silver Platter Rib Castle Rose Cannon Terries Center Cut Pork Chops All Flavors Country Club PLUS 1300 EXTRA Top Value Stamps! Ice Cream Tenderly Boston RoHed PLUS >52.00 in Cash Savings! Boneless Pot Roast | tf you did not receive a mailer, see your local Krnaer Store Manager. US Utility Grade West Virginia Whole or Half Macintosh Apples by the Semi-Boneless HAMS ib. ( 99c Frozen Shrimp Shrimp 3 lb „ <3.69 Shrimp mis *1.89 t-o ___ Frea-Shore ftoyfl , ___ CUBE STEAKS fHAKKS . — Fd[rjh Hynrade's Sportiman 12-ox wt pkg. | X 2^^* , d 59/ 'Afflwf Frnks SLICED BACON LUNCH MEATS SLICED lACOt FRYERS ’**.’*• F,SH ST,C<S LINK PORK SAUSAGEib79x Fresh Wholi Hbertdan. originally from Allen­ 99/ CeunfeyClub BOLOGNA Raymond Martin and hte bride from White Cloud. Minn., have been rwtlnj his mthcr. - .n> Oscar Mayar Franks lb 69C br Singleton Frozen bag Art- 15-Lb. Be« 4VC Hus 50< Deposit on Crate Diamond Shelled English Singleton Frozen ington hod a bud fall recently I while playing at lite home. He — Kroger Spinach 15-oz. wt. can or Avondale Halvas or Singleton Brand • in Texas and his people in Knn- L Cream Style Corn 1-lb. Lox. cam SANDWICH COOKIES^ Sept. 21, IMS Mr. Editor: You may know tint I am a regular aubecribcr to Uie Hil­ lings Banner and have enjoyed ' thc paper for many years. The Banner haa come to me in many ‘ parts of Uie United States, as weU as Japan, Germany, and Kona. Now, I trel Dial I should write you in regards to the letter from McDonald U Carpenter to Mr. Carl A. Brodbcck. which was published in The Banner of Sept. 1< IMS, page fl. The caption for this letter contained an edi­ tor's note, however, lhe contents ' at lhe letter did not relate to the I Caption: "Delton graduate! Writes about Army Abroad." Perhaps the letter that Mr. Carpenter wrote to the Honor­ able Paul Todd should be pub­ lished in order UuU The Banner readers could get a better picture or true meaning from thc pub-I Itahod letter. Otherwise. I can see I no reason for having putjlLsJicd the personal letter from Mr. I Carpmter to Mr. Brodbeck. ' I can only come te the con­ clusion. from Mr. Carpenter's letter, that hr lias many pictures of Paris, likes politics and pohtlclons In general; and my im­ pression that Uie Armed Forces will benefit by thc expiration of his term of service. This com­ ment is based upon 24 years of service in the Armed Forces and personal knowledge of the types I of personalities of Individuals; who write their CongrcMiniin for selfish and personal reasons. I May I twar from you in the near future. Sincerely Allen E. Prentice IX Col. (USA) (Ret.) i mv- Kroger Whole Kernel or Country Club Chili Con'Carne or , iJk pkg. * 69/ A b69/ 1 f Walnuts or Pecans »■ 99/ Florida Ruby Red GRAPEFRUIT 4'»49/ Indian Summer APPLE CIBER Thompson Seedless GRAPES de) evening, Sept. IT. meeting ate at University Hospital. Ann The JuhUalres. a mixed quar­ tet, and their planted from Hoi- 25 50 STAMPS STAMPS STAMPS igambeei d 10-fte or _ en with polio which left her actively, K’ciU Adi Sell Ui*ud items. u e s-XJXt. truiut Fmri :•> ■>,>'. bb« ?. 1JU ■ FrftMy tJrociw - ■ ..... ...uralnli,,1 , | cbick « Mui l««l I l” >•«— ■ ?.| I Sahrflav. Criaoar J. W>* | Fryir Ltfi, Thighs, Oruaiticks or BrtMtf m enertwd I “-pu'^riai . HitR • ROASTT *, WILD BIRD SHD hoixaho bulbs ■ -A--M ik.. 6 । �Guest Speaker At Hastings Assembly of Coil Joyce Poll Id Be at Plearant Valley Siindiiy Rev. Byron D. Jonea of Axhley. Pa., will be the guest speaker during the apecta] aervlCM which are cclieduletl to begin Sunday, GRACE LUTHERAN CHURCH Ort. 3rd. at Harting* Aawmbly <rf God. Rev. Melvin Goble, local paaDivine worship, 10:45 un. tor, oay> thrac ipedal service* are ochedulcd nightly except Monday and Saturday at 7. 'This la Rally Day for our Sun­ Rev. June* win a]w bo day tclxxjl and Christian edu­ mlnhlering In the woewhip »»rcation will be featured at our worship service. STONEY POINT . I BASTINGS BAPTIST CHVBCH BALTIMORE t). h. CHURCH — .. _ ____ v^-._ R>V --- Onarc.ll FREE METHODIST CHURCH . — Iiev Jesse Powell. Pasior Rev. Gwenneth Sebring, Pastor 10 am. Bunday school. Mr. Donald Elmore 10 am. Bunday school. 11 am. Morning worship. " Pm. Christian Endeavor 8 pm. Preaching. Evening mtvIcc to follow. Wednesday, 7 pm. prayer meet­ ■ 1 11 am. Morning church aering at Uie Rest Home. NORTH IRVING WESLEYAN Xlfe. by the NOTE change of time for eveMETHODIST CHURCH Thu *rvloe la broadcast. WBCH. Cor. of Sisson and Buehler Road Junlor chureh. For Thunday, Oct. 7 WJJ.A. place 4 ml. W. of Broadway. Freeport children 4 to 8 years old Rev. Morris Borgman, Pastor - ---------- r-hrnnaL I 6:30 pm. All Young People'# Sunday school. 10 am. ■ meetings. Morning worship, 11 am. ST. AMBROSE CATHOLIC Young People's service. 7 pm. | 7:30 pm. Evening church acr- CHURCH AT DELTON vlce. Message by the pastor. Evangelical service, 8 pm. Special music, hymn aing. ■ Sunday Masses: 7:30. il am. ' 8.30 pm. Pastor a Alaska Mis­ OUR LADY OF GREAT OAK. WOODBURY SJon pictures. DOWLING UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH sionary ! Monday more titan 35 ymrs Since 1955 Information dam will be field he lun been traveling in an In the church basement al 8 evangelistic ministry. I... While serving as pastor. Rev. Christian doctrines will be pre­ Jone* wtu instrunicniul In »- rented from the Lutheran point tabllshing six new churches all of Our members are invited of which presently liave full-time ,or a review. The public is Inpertora and own their own build-!vklwl - Rev. B. R. Davis, Pastor Telephone 374-3248 The public Is Invited to hear I "This u the Life," this veteran minister during: WKZO-TV. 9:30 ---------------- ----------------these ------------meetings. The church .. lir WOOD-TV, 10:30-------------------- ।'*ta*t* Woodbury located at 102 Eart Woodland WZZM-TV. 11 am.: over WILX- I Sunday school. 9:45 am. Avenue in Hastings. TV. 11:30 am.; ova- WJIM-TV, y°r,*h,pL11 »,<« . « I * pni Junior church for children. 4-9. ----------■ — .. — , Youth choir rehearsal.- Wed.. • or .i.uukui iiuur- over', ---------­ IRVING CHAPEL I WKZO. 12:30 pm.; over WDCK.!8 £!?lna.,hln .... „ m Rev. Chalmer Miller. Pastor 1130 nm a I Fellowship service. 7:45 am. j. avpan.. Youth Fellowship, Wed, 7 pm. Phone RO 5-3503' Sunday school. 9:30 u m. Bible Study and prayer aervWorship, 10:30 am. . , WOODLAND ! Ice. Wednesday, 8 pm. at Roger Thursday prayer service, 7:30. I CHURCH OF TIIE BRETHREN Carey liome, west of church. 8319 Coats Grove Road i Rev. Charles Glbba, Pastor HASTINGS CONGREGATION I Worship services. 9:45 am. OF JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES Sunday school. 10:45 am. 220 West Colfax Street. | Junior ehotr, 4 pm. Thursday. Bunday Public Talk. 8 pm. . Wednesday, Sept. 29 th, council Watchtower Bible Study, 4:15 pm. I Girls Clubs. : Tuesday — 6:30 pm. CSB Wednesday Activities 0 am. Women's prayer band. Bible study. . 8:30 pm. Adult choir rehearsal. Thursday Activities clubs. cirty meeting. MILO BIBLE CHURCH R3 Delton Rev. Frank Crabb A. J. Spoelstra, Pastor Worship, 11 am. THE GALILEAN BAPTIST CHURCH Former Freeport High School PILGRIM HOLINESS CHURCH Rev, Howard W. Rogers, Pastor Bunday achool, 10 am. 1306 8. Hanover street Worship service, 11 am. Phone 945-9429 Evening service, 7:30 pm. 10 am. Bunday school. Wed. prayer meeting. 8 phi Evening service. 7:30 pm. 11 am. Morning worship. The little church with lhe big Wednesday prayer. 7:30 pm. Youth meeting. 6:15 pm. | A warm invitation la extended message. Phone 766-8071. Evening Gospel Hour, 7 pm. i to all to attend the services of Wednesday Prayer, 7:30 pm. HASTINGS this friendly church. I Every Sunday. the ASSEMBLY OF GOD CHURCH 102 E. Woodland Avenue S. KALAMO | broadcast over WFUR. PENTECOSTAL CHURCH | CYC group* Wed, 4-5 pm. . 9:45 am. Stuulay achool. Rev. Arbutus Hurle.ss, Pastor 11 am. Morning worship. । Young People. Thursday, 7 pm. Sunday school, 10 am. 0 pro. Young People's service. Worship, 11 am. 7 pm. EvangellsUc service. Evangelistic service, 7:30 pm. McCALLUM UNITED 1 BRETHREN IN I CHRIST CHURCH TRINITY GOSPEL CHURCH | “The Church in the Wildwood" WOODLAND 1118 Jordan Lake-Street Oils Lake Road METHODIST CHURCH Lake Odessa IJ»A. Campgrounds Rev. Richard VendenBoach, Phone DR 4-8277 Morning worship, 16 am. Rev. Jerry Boomer. Pastor Sunday school. 10 am. Sunday school. 10 am. Morning worship, 11 am. Youth Fellowship, 7:30 pm. Young People's service, 7 pm. HASTINGS , FREE METHODIST CHURCH Boltwood and E. State Road i Rev. Marvin Sickmlller, Pastor j Sunday school. 9:45 am-. /laT WKS YOUR HOME 90c miBHj.y w’i?c DRAFT FREE ^AVES ON FUEL Cut with Shears and Tack On Genuine FLEX-OOASS is the ooh wtndoe itultrisi Hut esmej s 2 jtu tuirutee. Im Mn>t hexq. CLASS Is ptinjflj on (he ed£e lot your cuoiectioo. Evening service, 8 pm. Bible Study Wed, 7:30 pm. Prayer srevlce. fl pm. * study. Wednesday. 7:10 pm. HASTINGS GRACE BRETHREN CHURCH Cor. of Jefferson and E Center Rev. Russell Sarver, Pastor Sunday achool, 10 am. Worship hour. 11 am. . Sunday evening service. 7 p.m The Bible, the whole Bible and nothing but the Bible. LAKEWOOD BAPTIST CHURCH Community Room above Woodland Fire Station GET FLEX-O-GLASS AT East Side Lumber Co BUILDING SUPPLIES 811 E. Roilroad St. Phone Wl 5-2423 CH FLEX-O-CLASS AT E. L Carpenter Hardware HARDWARE fr APPLIANCES 11 a m. Worship service. 7:30 pm. Wed prayer service. For information, call K. W. MIDDLEVILLE CHRISTIAN Muslier, pastor. 367-2585. REFORMED CHAPEL 708 W. Main Street INTER-LAKES Rev. Earl Schlpper BAPTIST CHURCH Worship, 10 am. Delton. Mich. Sunday school, 11:15 am. Rev. David Honeywell. Pastor Evening worship, 7:30. Bunday school. 10 am. Worship, 11 am. CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Evening worship, 7 pm. 307 E. Marshall Street Mid-week Fellowship, 7 pm Minister, Dale R. Harvey Wednesday. 410 E. Madison, 045-5065 9:45 am. Church school. Supt. Loyd Marta. LAKEWOOD UTA CHURCH 11 am. Morning worship. Sunday worship, 10 am. 7:30 pm. Wed, Bible Study and prayer. UNITED BRETHREN IN CHRIST CHURCH E. Colfax at N. Boltwood 9.30 am Morning worship. 10:30 am. Bunday school. 1:30 pm. Evening Gospel Hour. Of Juda. Hath Prevailed." Wednesday. 7:30 pm. Prayer and Bible study. Thursday, 7 pm. Calling Night. ST. ROSE CATHOLIC CHURCH Rev. Pr. Joseph C. Dunphy Rev. David Hawley. Assistant Don’t be half-protected If your insurance program doesn't adequately covet; you against major possibilities of loss, you may wake up one day to find yourself in serious financial trouble. It's wiser to let us check your insurance needs now—for your home, car, family or business. We'll give you a prompt, frank appraisal of your situation without coat or obligation, Worship, Sunday. 11 am. Youth Fellowships, Sunday, 6 Prayer Group, Tuesday. 9:30 p m. Thursday. ORANGEVILLE BAPTIST CHURCH W. Glen Campbell. Pastor 2 Mlles South of Gun Lake 9:45 am. Sunday achool. 11 -am. Morning worship. 7 pm. Evening worship. Wednesday. 7;30 pm. Bible study end prayer service. Announcing: Mercury for 1966 a new definition of driving pleasure FIRST CHURCH OF GOD 1330 N. Broadway, Hastings Rev. George J. Huber. Pastor Phone 945-3105 Where a Christian Experience 10 am. Bunday achool. 11 am. Morning worship. 8:30 pm. Youth service. 7:30 pm. Evening worship. 7:30 pm, Wednesday prayer. KILPATRICK 9. Saturdays, 7:30 am. on Bun- UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH M-68 Woodland Rev. R. A. Hoffman 8T. AUGUSTINE, MIDDLEVILLE FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST 645 W. Green Street 11 am. Worship service. 8 pm. Evening service. THE CHURCH OP JESUS CHRIST OF LATTER DAY 8A1NT8 Bunday school, 10:30 am CARLTON CENTER METHODIST CHURCH Rev. Richard VandenBosch Bunday school, 10:18 am. Morning worship, 0:18 am. Sunday worship service. 8.30 Sm. and 11 am. Wald Wide Communion. Sermon title: "BeSenior MYF Sub-District Rally menu ng. The Saucy Boat (Rids la Enthod) 7 pm. Junior MYF. Monday Boy Scouts. 7 pm. to Tuesday, 8:30 pm lass carry-tn dinner. Thursday, 3:30 carol hearsal. children's < heanal. 7:30 Chancel choir rehearsal. Circuit Churches Sermon UGe: "All One Body HUM Grace Brethren Church Marko ylth Anniveroary school. FIRST METHODIST CHURCH Reading room open Wednes­ Saturday. 7 pm. Junior MYF day and Saturday. 2 to 4 pm. hayride. W 5-4174 Christian Science Lesson 'Unreality' of thy statutes; .... lum away CEDAR CREEK BIBLE CHURCH, at < pjn. Kev. b. r. Andrews mine eyes from beholding vanCampground Rd.. 8 mile* south preaching. Children* meeting nity." These verses from Psalm of Hastings ' each night at 6:30 with Mra. 119 form the Golden Text for a Pastor. Donald Tack Bible Lesson on Unreality" to be Sunday school. 10 am. . ..read In Christian Science Worship, 11 am. ‘ Bible study. churches thia Bunday. Passage The Hastings Grace Brethren . I 9:30 am. Morning group. Bill from the Bible and lhe Chrut- Church members an- celebrating Evening service, 7:30 pm. Cotant. leader. _____________ ________________ 1 »—•— nm science textbook will bring; their fourth anniversary. n!b’rd'-f,H1lay-7Iv>a!Lr,r„rnetllnK and I B P-”1- Chance! choir rehdbnoJ | out some of the different ways> The congregation was darted £ Bible study, 7.30 pm. ; Gerald OstrotK director. ininwhich whichmen mendiscover discoverthe thesusu-■ four years ago In in a rented build bulld-| Saturday. 2-4 pm. church premacy and power ot aptiitual ing an Green Street, when the HASTINGS SEVENTH-DAY 1 mMtinga consisted <rf Bunday ' • r,-ahtv reality. . brary is open. ADVENTIST CHURCH , WOODLAND Elder C. L. Wilber. Pastor ,■ COATS GROVE | UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH 404 W Colfax Ph. Wl 5-53J9 l CHRISTIAN CHURCH i Sunday school. 10 am. Sat Sabbath school. 9:30. Cor. Coats Grave Rd. and 1i Morning worship ” -• Worship, 11 am. Durkee Road Christian Endeai . Services now include Sunday Wednesday prayer, 7:30 pm. pm. Prayer service. V Sunday. "Faith for Today." on Charles Gibbs. Pastor I Public invited. TV. WOOD. Channel 8. 8:30 am. Floyd Walter, Supt. Sunday, Voice of Prophecy, , Bible school, 10 am. PEOPLE'S BIBLE CHURCH Worship hour. 11 am. Rl Nashville ' Christian Endeavor, Tuesday, 7. H Mlle E. of M-68 on Stole Rd. FIRST PRESBYTERIAN LeRoy Kenney, Pastor ell meets once CHURCH i WESLEYAN . Phone 653-3348 month tar Brocidway ano center Streets | METHODIST CHURCH 11 am. Morning worship. Willard H.. Curtis, Minister I 10 am. Sunday school. Hickory Corners, Michigan Sunday. Oat. 3. Rev. Vaughn B. Jensen. Pastor 8 30 Tlic sc&slon will meet with 10 am. Sunday school. 11 am. Morning worship, jun- Car. Crystalalrcs Quartet from To celebrate Che anniversary. ; lor church and nunery provided. Crystal will provide thc special music. Wed., 7:45 pm. Mid-Week Oct. J. The public la Invited. Wednesday. 7:30 pm. Family mem of . the Lord's Supper. Night. Adults, Youths, Juniors prayer. 9:30 Church scliool ctos Thursday, 7 pm. Pioneer Girls and Children. 8:30 pm. Choir 40 Hours Devotions 6:30 Junior and Senior High rehearsal. and Boys Brigade. Youth Fellowships. Women's Missionary FellowRev. Fr. Joaeph C. Dunphy. Monday Activities E5IMANUEL EPISCOPAL 7 Boy Scouts. CHURCH PLEASANT VALLEY UNITED Broadway al Center BRETHREN CHURCH Wednesday Activities Max M. Ovenshire. Paator 20. Rev. Pr. Arthur Ward, Oblate *' Phone Clarksville. OW 3-3072 of Mary Immaculate from Gary. Worship sendee, 10 am. sermon, world Communion Sunhome of Mrs. Attle Hay Mote, Supt. home of Mra. Howard Tredin­ children. Gospel Quartet Sings Emmanuel Guild meets at 2 Darrell Btarbard, president. nick. The Gospel Team Quartet from ’ • Junior ChrUUkn Endeavor, 7 3:30. Cherub choir. Muskegon was to present a proUndercroft pm. Betty Ovcnshlre, director. Choir rehearsal. Thursday. Evangelirtlc service, 7:45 pm. -- ------------ --- ------------- - — . -----home erf Mrs. Lyle Hulbert. meet'­ In the 3:30 pm. boys: 4 p.m. glrla; Prayer service Wednesday, 7:30 al the Aseembly of God Church 8 Circle 8 will r-----------hureh lounge. 7:15 pm. Intermediates; 8 pm. pm Class leaden. Clayton Mote at 102 K. Woodland Avenue. Rev. church and Fred Bawdy, Thursday. 7:30 chancel choir. I adulta. BOWENS MILLS CHAPEL jellst Bunday school.'ll am. 120 W. STATE ST. I « P»»- The Y h . Youth Department. 7 pm. Thc Ever 8:30 pm. Wesleyan Youth Fel- I Phono Wl 5-2983 Church Study, Sunday, 0:45 Plans Health Welfare Center will speak- at the Christian En­ HASTINGS EVANGELICAL deavor hour Sunday evening, and UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH at, the evening service Hastings Beventh-day AdvenUrt East and Grand. Hartings. Mich. Church, iuss announced that a H. J. Buwalda Minister School will observe Rally Day ; health and welfare center U to Phones Wl 5-4905 or Wl 5-3397 Office Laura Tuesday through Friday, 9 am.. to noon. Any oilier lime by appointment. Sunday Schedule “We are hopeful that many of I our folks will enjoy this rally. Would you come and by doing so you could help us go over the ! 100 mark. We had 80 out last 11 am. Morning worship Rev. Sunday in our Sunday school." S. F. Andrea-i. Evangclud Or- Rrv. Ovenshire said. provide clothing and food for HASTINGS WESLEYAN METHODIST CHURCH CARLTON KEVENTH-DAY Cor. N. Michigan tc E. Stale Rd. ADVENTIST CHURCH Elder Gerald N. Slack Wl 5-3212 Sabbath school, B:30 am. 10 am. Bunday school. Saturday worship, 10:45 am. 1! am. Morning worship acrPrayer meeting, Tuesday, 7:30 Sunday evening service, 8 pm. Wednesday service, 8 pm 142 E. Slate St. DELTON METHODIST CHURCH Marti us E. Taber. Minister THE HASTINGS BANNER—4 „n. ' L L MJA LhUTCh iris SUOvdMiw Wmhlp «mc. .jo ebureb acteoL 10:30 This is the year to move ahead Io lhe new. Mercury's year. Your year. And Moving ahead in the Lincoln Continental unique. Smooth, substantial, hushed—(he finest ride this side ot the Lincoln Continental Style news clean, classic lines—the only car in its class with a look aU its own. Power news engines range upto a muscular [428 cu. th. V-(£] Luxury news: options such as the [Stereo Some Tape System] that uses plugin cartridges Safety news’ helpful options such as-| cornering lights] that show you the way when lufning into dark driveways. Exclusive options such as [ rear doors thattockautomatfcaByi at 8 miles per hour. And in every Mercury. without extra cost, you get 12 important safety features, including [badeup hghts, emergency flasher’ padded dash and visors, four seat belts] front and rear, and outside rear vtew mirror, Model news the widest choice of Mercurys ever. 17 models in 4 series-sedans, hardtops, convertibles, and 2 wagons with the new | Dual ActionISFlgate] that turns tnftfa docx Now s the time to see your tradition Mercury dealer-and move ahead with MAHLER M OTOR SALES 1320 N. Michigan Corl For-slund'tSXSii just look at all the news there is! Ride news, the way Metcury moves is Hastings Ph. Wl 5-2479 Church Khoel. 10:30 *jn. I----- ■ CWMwu .UPOM- UHMJI-mercury DnnsiOK or �...I BANNER Library East Middle Lake Rte Hastings Hastings Public Library Notes By Mrt. Ethdi Blank Mr and Mrs. Spencer Scobey I visited the interest anti SDOdflcallv becaiue of Ute conijarMons of libraries. Leo Kitchen at Lowell. this startling difference between Lovilia Hartman of Pins Laics enjoyed a vUU with Mr. and an<l dupiloatlng machine. I cer­ Iniercsted citizens are con ­ Mra. cairns an Friday, Bspt. IT. tainly isopo the people of Hea­ Hmxinpi Public Library tings rtulUe how fortunate they tinuously adding to thc effectiveSouth Church Street are. Maybe I expect lhe best. news ot the library Mias Eleanor Sept. 18th weekend with her Htwtings, Michigan Havens, who auU-cribra to Life danrMer in Lensing. Her daughto all authorized public Ubnulm. — — ----u.u._ linU family spent Bunday, magazinai. monthly The w*. oM diuu .bon my JJ™T “ "S' I] Sept. 18. With Mr. and Mra GuM Uchcn sink told me today wait fordl H*'« >'ou “ o, . . new ew nddlUnn? addltkmf Rlmnlv Simply fabulous. 1 ■•mtks •nixxu b«> icreign countries,, Lagia*. * mim> Joan Engle of Give, my best regards to Mra lhM i'*0*1 <»py tire library*Grand Rapids spent Bunday. his advice and here I am! ——_ -_U .1_ as noon aa slie has rmrt Mrh va-rw 10 wtth hnr natwnha i..,. im. nw. e-mr-l-T'."” , book. She began this praotlcc ' Mr Culbert'e sister. Charlotte, one at U» library reeling fine.! J*01*?® you all on my wben Hbr opmtd of HaMinaA spent Friday, Sept. index book nt Uie local library. ------ .h—». K----_,!next ririt brane , fnjm 17. with them. * Mr. and Mra. Tills IS of enormous help in I lie Library who are scheduled using materials. printed at much fJmnatte) Mra. Jim my naw Job, wbMs I snjay vmy I . _ ____ _ ______ ___ __ ___ Glaser Rl Steward. 111. home In South Bend. Ind., 8atnuir.h. I do find tone to relax [ When recent visitors in Barry 114th. 15th include, librarian. Mra urday. Sept. IB It Is permlsalbte now, without on<f H? ,whUe- but n<* oftfn Cbun«Y. Ahmed Mlnai and , Florence Wltoon. Mrs. Glen sounding boustful. to reprint as I d like. I thought that bouse- Ool.in Mohammed Kibria, both | B.wr, M1m Huson Jarv! and Carlton J. Mefort, honorary part of the headline from thc keeping would be a nwl breeze. I of Pakistan, and Sohlndar &. Miss Judy Chambers. Liixwy Kalanutiixr Gazette news storv ibut to my surprise I’m worn out,Rana and Ramjiban Btntta-iboard president. Mra Richard Mirtdgan Relays, directed the by trie time dinner dishes are charm, both at India vLotrd1 Gnms will alav atonwt Relays during the 1846-56 period. recent new service al th us Public Library to i Plpaoant Valley Fresh Out ot tlw Attic Public. Library. Prayer and Bible study, aduw lender Cisyton M«a. ftmjjr leader, Fred Bawdy. Th*? W be Communion ecrvlca with V>9 lomlng service, Sepr. Mth. . Utile Dtene Eldred f«U « Uj u part Saturday and fractured difficult to think that a hiuj- By H. IX Burpee I.loyd Slxbcrry, In Maple Grove men tn gray brood brimmed hate wife and two lovely daughters ground. very graciously invited me In Although for many years the and I had a lovely visit. They "meetings" were lield in Ur STEAK SALE 15 89' 1" 1 Cloted Sunday at Usual! "SUPER-RIGHT' BONELESS Rump or Rotisserie Porterhouse Steak Government Inspected ROAST 3 **° 3" Halibut Steak 59fb Fully Cooked Semi-Boneless Hams 2Sc lb. Cut-up Fryer* PEELED AND DiYElNID—Medium She .. C Whole or Half Spare Ribs "SURER-RIGHT" I TO I U. SIZES 1” lb "SUPER-RIGHT*" 10 TO 12-POUND FRESH FRYERS 25“- 99< Shrimp W T-BONE cou.’E SIRLOIN TuV" ROUND 59* O“‘ No Center Slices Removed No Coupons, No Gimmicks, No Limits... Just Quality Merchandise at Low Prices! ROBIN HOOD MARVEL ICE CREAM HALF GAL. A&P Pineapple­ Grapefruit Flour ’5P 49' 12 " A&P GRADE "A' Yellow Cling PEACHES 4^99' PAW PAW Grape Drink 5-39 2 ® 49e. Apples. es . 2 u 29' i Tokay Gi ■Maaaay 49* | oo •Supei-lli»M"-H«WH5yk-o«. Corned Beef Hash.. «* A&P FRENCH STYLE—1-Lb. Can AHH MG, FINE QUALITY—1-Lb. Can lone TOMATOES A&P GRADE “A"—Nat Wt. *&P BRAND — FLORIDA ORANGE JUICE 1-QT. I4-0Z. CAN ISVz-Ox. Cut Green Beans W 55' Mayonnaise A&P CREAM OR KERNEL-—1-Lb. Can GOLDEN CORN 39* Lt. Chunk Style, Nt W»6ViOx. m A&P Tuna Fish.... 4 CANS SUNNY BROOK CANS 43c Red Salmon ANN PAGE SPAGHETTI OR CAN em Elbow Macaroni... X Roman Bleach gal. ^Q size aw c 4& 49 MICHIGAN RED DELICIOUS Iona Peas. GREEN BEANS 5.25% Sodium Hypochlorite Sunnyfield FLOUR SWEET TtNDIIt VEGETABLE SALE! Bleach DRINK 49c 5 49 Fudgsides BRIGHT SAIL Bananas ANGEL SOFT—2-9LY 3 #*£49* 99* Chili with Beans . . . 4 Mild Cheddar. 59* Facial Tissue*. Coffee Mrs. Ida Miller and Mra Mayras Church of ClarksvtlUi attended the Alto Garden Club Wednee- morning I received it in thc malL ly known in .the Nashville paper, I think,..keeping Ihelr hate on during thc meetings. According to Cyn­ titled: thia Lapimrn Wolf. If the spirit moved, there would be preaching. ONLY SMALL CEMETERY REMAINS OF ONCE EARLY for a iiaif or threexmartcra of BARRY COUNTY QUAKER an liour. When thc congregation Nashville —A small cemetery would sliakc hands, exchange a stoncn and craves overrun with charming new home of Mr. and Mrs. Norton Louis Avery <M1 3«h St. south of Lowell. A Mra Ethel cullers. * Rcr. Chalmer Miller and wife and Mra. Lydia Miller old meeting Iwuac widch Gtill stands. of a once thriving Quaker set­ tlement. Just south of Nashville In Maple Grove township on Guy no Quakers In Maple Grove. But Road is a battered sign which I there Is plenty of Quakes’'blood hetr and UirouglMMit this purt small hill, one find, tiie granddaughter of Ell Lapham and daughter of Cystthla Wolf. Mlns ftoberta Whig. Mudent mont, Maine and New York nurse tu Battle Creek Commun­ State to build hom« Jn the daughter of Ell Laphtun. Mra. wlldernesa and to live according to Uie dictates of their Quaker ;the great, great granddaughter fault. of John Quick, a soldier of Uie The bodies of a few of the; married Ell Lapham's daughter. to the Wilcox Cemetery'. one Rachel. And so with tiie Hydes, luilf mile cast of the Norton Newtons. Hamiltons. Mayos, JarSchool. r.arnco found on markers in the Quaker Cemetery. Ttwlr dcncen- era Geiger a Bunday ago. Mrs. Charles -Stahl wm a dlher guest on Bunday the 19wi CxMcr and Kathy of and Mra. Clifford Ovcnahlro of age With his brother. Rar. Max Orenshlre and ^fe. Betty, MW. Rebecca Ovcnahtfe Is taking •»' course nt thc Wright Academy, at Battle Crrek. Driver Pleads To Drunk Count Claud Moore. 63. R3 Haotlnss. was fined ISO and ordered tn In thia quint cemetery with its pay (6 06 court cocto by Munici­ wild beauty deep the "plain” pal Judge L. E Barnett wMn : he pleaded quBty to a drunk I driving charm Ha was arrested i Friday night. Sept. 17. after a that of Frank Downs who died; Lapham. his eon, Leander, and In 1938 and who rcquisted Uuvt hu daughter, Sophronla came Maple Qrove was first settled kt children. Arriving at a spot Just 1 mjuUi of tiie cemetery In 1837J1 here a log cabin wan built nrt!T 'a Rcvolutlonarv soldier who with Washington at Volhere "Brother" Laphani licld fought : man to sleep in Maple Grow township, and lier daughUx. Anne Sutton was thc flrat whKc No florin plants or cultivated ter Artist has decorated then Sutton, who married Sophronla. with the native wild flowers. And Abram Quick, who married Ra­ chel I.apham, John Mntr. John these people, whose belief did Baldwin, Dr. Archelaus Harwood. Cynthia Lapham. daughter of mother tliat aha loved to ting TVsr TV AS IT OUGHT TO IE FIXED Durfee ity Mrs. John Hook .nUgi ves-zsis kcrlam and begun ringing. Tills Mrs. Ed Rice attended the horrified EH. her husband, Grand Rapids District WSCS. that he'd exclaim In horror: at Portland. * Oreydon Hynes "Rachel! Rachel! If thee must of Battle Creek was a Saturday. Sept. 18. caller at the Homer Hammond home. Bunday. Sept m thur Warner of Grand Rapids. Mra. Hattie Post of Clarksville. Mr. and Mrs. Warren Meade and • plain Want Adi Sell Unuird ItcmsK LET US HX YOUR Otlicr Quakers followed language. she did not ley of Hastings. The Cheney family were all home Sunday. Sept. 18, to cele­ brate the birthday of Donald and I lives in the community. one can his mother. Mrs. Ruth Cheney. * Saturday, Sept. IB. supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Roger Davis were Mr. and Mra. Donald Che­ tied In Maple Grove township, ney. Janice Davis and Philip Lee according to his only living to celebrate the birthdays of Donald and Philip. * Mr. and Mra. Marvin Armour and family of Nashville were Sunday. Sept. 19. afternoon guests'of Mr. and Mra. Robert Foster and family. * Mr. and Mrs. John Hook called on Mr. and Mrs. Francis Hook Frarfcls' birthday. wood “who belonged to Experience plot akill mskg thy Wo ropoir hi-fi and tape recorders, too. CENTRAL RADIOS TV HOWARD TRUMBULL Wl 5-9IB7 & Wl 5-5992 221 N. JefferaM at Mill We Close at Noon on Saturday! the SAVE 10c —JANE PARKER died Ids professional skill over an extended territory." In the Quaker Cemetery are graves of four members of the Harwood family who died within a short time —Indicating an epidemic POTATO CHIPS dark Harwood died Sept 5. IBM. Olive, Sept 22; Pamella, WISCONSIN CHEESE 59‘ JANE PARKER—SAVE 1Q< Pumpkin Pie .... MHI FAKKH CAK, I*. 49* f lemon Pie lil 39* E5S Wilt FUBNISH AU BUUDIM.. MranuWi INTERIO Ml Will Now Hitforicsl Book of Birry Co. The Basner Office, or Mail I COMPtETELY FINISH YOUR HOME INSIDE AND OUTI Dalton. Mkhlgse W Donufs n«.,.iwwJ.° IJ A® WILL ERECT YOUR HOME ON YOUR LOT William. November 1. Iflii. In driving along tlds country road section two. nuinlng north SIZE PRICES GOOD THROUGH SATURDAY, OCTOBER M EIGHT O'CLOCK Ua Hooper of ClortasviUe wire "Super-RigW'-Nt Wt ISVi-OX. m 1-LB. BOX 89 89 35* 2 fa. —---- —Kauffman* were dinner gutsta Brakes a Sunday ago. Mra. LucUle Abels. Mra. Mabel ssrzssss^^. "SUPER-RIGHT1 CUT FROM MATURE, CORN-FED BEEF ^UR6UARANH£ vreiUJC >Hau .... callers a Bunday ago M the Dorian Eldred. * Mr. and M* include and Finance Electric, Plumbing Hooting Kitchen Cabinets ...At low Addit Yo^ljOOO g0WUI lux." Toward Completion of Your Home! �f I mom number of hte car. Smith L1'had been In the practice <X tm>- | n_o* Carlton Grangers Report Activities THE the game procedure. Oftlcen were installed at CM. HASTINGS BANNER and Mr». I-awrence Robert Smith Heads Woodland 411 Saddle Chib Hoiocanb Highlights Interesting invited to oooftr Clayton Valentina Claudia Fuller. Mr» Kenneth Stamm rrportad that Mia. Richard Yarger will Invited to IlMIhWB. provide. and Barry Fann Calendar... Rain Below Normal him virtt a Junior Orange maat- famillea o< ftu* kitehan u almoac completed jj The Grants appreciate* the volA thank you letter wm reed untoef laixr done,by Hale and rrom George Lydy for serving Uw June* Carpenter. Tha OommunUy Progrena Com- beef barbecue for HaaUnga Mill- Robber Given Prison Term included 1134 in bills and 83 14 in change. Deputy Ben Sullivan Hastings Public Schools, B-1 Cooperative* to ‘[took at Futurt? Bernard Hiitoricol JIM BARR with Michael Kantaer. Wood­ land. Clifford and Gary Malteon and Judy Bhepkr, liaatlnga. new member*. Tira Shop U. S. ROYAL MIN WANTID ordered a subecrlptlon of the "Pinto Horae" magaxine for the I cluba'a uae. He wm alao ringmaa- Naw & Used Tlree Moaatad F«U! LIVESTOCK BUYER Junior leader Chrtetine Bel•on and leader Margaret Meyera attended a two-day framing jta- PhoM 945-Mil O DiAICT FROM FARM*. W. The largest afloat command in h. w«m itaMUea au CMmb^ rASKING Woodrum wm apprehended after Smith had noted the 11- headqtuutera In Newport, R. I. OCT FINANCIAL REPORT* aU Ragtotmd UMa dairy animate brwl in that tod. Use open on Sundays through Octo- Ronald F. Woodrum. 18. Grand Rapid... wax taken to Southern Mkiiiran Priaon at Jackaon on Monday to begin acrvtng a aentence of frvtn one and one-half to four year* imponed by Circuit Judge Archlo McDonald. Woodnun had pleaded guilty laai Joly IS to robbing Art City limit*. About (423 wm taken from wallet in a desk drawer Mora Mrs Lloyd Shroyer asked vol- I man »H1 receive the first and July M. THK HASTINGS BANNKH—* gm ana board members at local The Woodland 4H Saddle Club held their September meeting at Society Meets Oct. 4 oooperatlwa Will takwput Ln the . • ■ . . I Munaal aonfinnew or iBe Michthe Marlin Mayen homeMr*. Harold Springer la to - Officen elected were: Prtal- thow alldM and talk on "Fifteen denL Robert Smith. Haatlnga; Day; AI<-ng PaciBe ShCNS ' when cpevuUvee at The Katogg Oe lhe Bernard Htotorlcal Society ter for Continuing Kducatiwi. mecte at 8 pm. Monday. Oct. 4, EXPERT TIRE SERVICE FARM NEWS mittoe. atated that a calf win ba purchaacd from Stanley Powell of Inglealde f«rm and win ba p’.acfd with a Junior Orange member belonging to a 4H Club. Herd 'M ame X.amO It’s 1966. Rise up with Dodge. Get with the swinging cars of the year! For the Year Ended June 30, 1965 GENERAL FUND REVENUES Local property taxes__________________________________ Other local revenues__________________________ ZZ $ 382.107.90 8.848.42 597.33845 9,331.58 2,730.04 H 2.044.32 State school aid______________________________________ Other revenue from state sources Revenue from Federal sources—NDEA Tuition ond transportation from other school districts Ijikeuood FHA Plaiu Activities Why wait, when your year is here? The year to snap tired old ties, to break old buying habits. The year to really express yourself... with the '66 swingers from Dodge. Different, exciting cars tor people with different exciting tastes. Rally ’round Dodge for ’66. Dart, Coronet Polara, Monaco... cars made to help you -kick the dull driving habit There are lots of Dodges for you to hang your personal rebellion on. wood FHA held their first meet- $1,112,400.71 EXPENDITURES Instructional salaries, supplies ond expense —$817.128.87 Administration 3-1 ~,£~> 37.767.39 Pupil transportation 67.917.71 Health services_____________ __________ _ ____ Operation of school plant 131,043.13 Maintenance of school plant and equipment 23,836.70 Insurance ond other fixed charges 6.884.96 Cost of additional equipment 11.839 41 Transfer^to sinking fund-__________________ 12.800 00 wheels. Stir up your spirit and march to headquarters. Hope Wawr, president; Connie Tickncr. vice president; Darlene FranU, lecretaxy; JU1 Gariingtr, 1.109.262.86 Excess of revenue over expenditures Nev operating surplus Fund balance ot July 1. 1964 $ 3,137.85 102.368.57 Fund balance at June 30. 1965 $ 105.506.42 1953 DEBT RETIREMENT FUND REVENUES Uqco.1 property taxes---------------------------------------------Interest on Investments_____________ __ ___ $ 87.355.82 4.097.80 $ 91,453.62 EXPENDITURES Bond principal maturity----------------------------------- $ 90.000.00 Bond principal called in advance of maturity 120,000.00 5.512.50 Interest on bonded debt ... 1.200.00 Premium on bonds called _. Other expense - --------------------464.50 Excess of expenditures over revenues Every one backed by a 5-yeir or 50,000-mile warranty.’ Every one with these features that used to cost extra but now come standard: Outside mirror. Padded dash. Variable-speed electric windshield wipers and washers. Backup lights. Turn signals. Seat belts, two front and two rear. And lots more with Dodge... the beautiful Rebellion on long Irader, Cherly Bob worth, pianat. and Janet Hcwough. stu­ dent council representative. Hope Wonaer and Darlene FranU gave accounts ot PHA Leaderahtp Workshop, which tiwy attended at Albion College Uiia piust Summer. CotnmiUcee ware appointed for the drawing up ot a constitution and the revising ot the FJLA. point ayatetn. The annual FHA. regional meeung will bo held Oct. 33. M PJLA. mooting will I year ot He to attend. l Rotary Rig in Wayland Field 217.177.00 $ 125,723.38 135.869.76 Fund bolance ot July 1. 1964 ------------ Fund balance at June 30, 1965 - -------------------- Stamp out crampod compact,; BB Dodge Dart Still talking about squeezed-up compacts, when you’d rather do something about them? Put your money where Dart is! Unexpectedly big inside, long outside. -Six or V8 power. Rise up with DartI Be expansive without being expensive v Dart BB Dodge CDTOHBtt’rtfJe comes Coronet.. . sharp, smart, sisky, tffe greatest thing from Dodge since Year One. Loaded with luxury the higher-priced an haven't aught onto yet With a choice ot five enginet, designed to make the walls of Dullsville come tumbling down. Get away from look-alike, first-cousin art with Cotonel Jock UmgY GJuslc - Edwar NO. 1 NE NW NW 31-SN-11W, Wnyhind field, Allegan County. wm expected to drill Into the Dullsville falls, 10.146.38 1964 DEBT RETIREMENT FUND REVENUES Local property taxes------------------- --------------------------Interest on investments - ------ ----------------------------- -- EXPENDITURES Interest on bonded debt $ 32,262.84 552.14 $ 32 J 14.98 .$ 22.220.43 . 59.69 Other expense------ ----- 22.280.12 Excess of revenues over expenditures Fund bo lance at July 1. 1964 - $ 10,534.86 9,974.44 Fund balance at June 30. 1965 ------------------------ $ 20.509.30 BUILDING AND SITE—SINKING FUND REVENUES Interest on investments ——— —— -------------- -- — Sole of property —------------------- .-------------------------. Revenue from Federal sources—-NDEA------------------- ----— Transfers from general fund and building and site fund — Furniture ond equipment ---------- ----------• Other expenditures - --------------------------- S.-— t'3K BANNKB WANT ADS! A LAND BANK LOAN 1.238.94 6.452.00 5.794.51 20.249 83 $ EXPENDITURES Site Improvement ------------------- —------Remodeling and improvement of buildings County to drill wildcat for Carley Monkowllz before resum­ ing Uw Wayland drill-up. the News said. .$ 10.956.48 . 5,254.86 . 17.260 93 . 108.75 Snap, crackle, pop, go the ties that bind. You're up and out of the rut with Polara. Mote "big." Mote ’ hot” A tot of standard extras (like a 383 cubic inch V8) 33.735.28 33.581.02 Excess of revenue over expenditures ——— Fund balance ot July 30, 1965 - --------------- - 37.402 51 Fund balance at June 30, 1965 -—- ---------- 37.556.77 BUILDING AND SITE FUND REVENUES 14.133.68 Interest on investments —-------- -- --------------- "BB Dodge Polara insist it no extra cost See it now. And if you’te carry­ CAN SEND YOUR CHILDREN TO COLLEGE ing a big torch for a car that'll really move you. bring the torch along. Hare'a a aeniibla. prac­ tical way to finance a higher education for year children. Ure a Land Bank loan, and get the lundi you need now ...then arrange a repay­ meat achedule for that thna period which your specific needs beat. EXPENDITURES Site improvement---------------------------------------- — New buildings ond additions to buildings — Remodeling ond improvement of buddings . Furniture and equipment---------------------- —Transfer to sinking fund ----------------- —---------Excess of expenditures over revenues Fund balance ot July I, 1964 —m,— .$ 19.558 36 . 483.814.70 . 35.984 40 . 118.735.59 . 7.449.83 $ 665.542.88 $ 651.409 20 732.794.37 at aqy lima without pen­ alty. Loan coata are low! If yoa want a col­ late education for your CHRYSLER MOTOR, COWOMTXN H1M I HOW DOOMS S-YUS. ».0» WIU lUClUt AW MHVt TgAIN WARRANTY PROHCTS VOU; Cl k—. . I.., a-,—. iff. furfe lirtl Ikffl mil— Sa 81,385.17 Fund bolance ot June 30, 1965 mrwtilwwylmoatw < Wl Board of Education — Halting, Public School,, B-1 MILDRED SMITH. President FAY CLARDY. Vice President BARBARA VON REIS. Secretory CHARLES PAUL. Treasurer CHARLES MORRILL. Trustee ROBERT GODFREY. Trustee H. F. RITCHIE. Trustee •This report is published os required by low I PA 269 of 1955 a, amended!. The books of Hostings Public Schools. B-1 were opdifed bv (.owrence Scudder 6 Company. Certified Public Accountants, ond ore open to inspection by any dtiien. ' Join the Dodge Rebellion at your Dodge Dealer's HASTINGS OFFICE iOlh Sa. Mtehteaa HASTINGS MOTOR SALES • 220 E. State St. ■wsteti IM eoe non Offimsff tttumr wtosuosr »»»rs os esc-ty. oiks r*u" locu utnsas— �BARRY COUNTY LUMBER COMPANY Invites You to Our OPEN HOUSE COME, BRING YOUR FRIENDS! It s OUR 20th! Monday, October 4th thru Friday, October 8th Factory representatives from several of our lines of merchandise will be here to git'r you complete information on their products. In order for them to {lire you more of their time, the following schedule will be in effect during . the week of OPEN HOUSE ... " ,-------------------- s FREE INDOOR PRIZES S Come and See The Many NEW Things to MONDAY OCTOBER 4th HASTINGS ALUMINUM PRODUCTS HUNDREDS of DOLLARS Worth . . . Absolutely FREE. No Purchase is MARSH WALL PRODUCTS CO. Marlite PASCAGOULA VENEER CO. Pavco Paneling WOOD CONVERSION Roofing and Roofing Items Necessary to Win One of These Fine Nu-Wood Ceiling Tile Prises. ZONOIITE COMPANY 1. 3 Squares of Seal Down Asphalt Roof Shingles. ' 2. Wood Table Top, complete with legs and serving trays. 3. 1 Pr. of Speed King Roller Skates 4. Furniture Refinishing Kit. 5. 192 Sq. Ft. of Nu Wood Ceiling Tile. 6. 4 Gals, of Wall Hide Latex Wall Paint in your choice of color. 7. 3 Cartons of Vinyl Asbestos Floor Tile. 8. Picture Window. Intulationt GRAND RAPIDS SASH & BIG REDISCOUNTS! Andersen Windows . TUESDAY OCTOBER 5th THURSDAY OCTOBER 7th WEYERHAEUSER COMPANY DEXTER LOCK DIVISION Paneling - Lumber Builders Hardware WEPCO TASSELL HARDWARE Cabinet Hardware Aluminum Storm Windows & Doors PORTER - HADLEY CO. FRANTZ MFG. CO. Morgan Millwork Items Garage Doors YOU DO NOT NEED TO BE HERE TO WIN A DOOR PRIZE, BUT EVANS - RETTING LUMBER CO: Bruce Flooring UNITED STATES GYPSUM CO Eft E COFFEE & DONUTS SERVED DAILY! Be Our Guests ... . Super Specials FRIDAY, OCTOBER 8th SPECIALS GALORE PITTSBURGH PLATE GLASS CO. Paints & Glass FISHER - DRUMMOND CO. Paint & Wood Finishes BLACK - DECKER MFG. CO. ON ALL ADLER - KAY COMPANY HOME Kitchen Cabinets k IMPROVEMENTS! FRfik PLANS, Tod Come Early and Stay as Long as You Wish x Free Balloons for the Kiddies Visit Our Drawings for the Door Prizes le Planning Center OPEN FRIDAY Will Be Held Before EVENING CLOSING TIME.... 9 p.m. Friday Evening RED HOT j Red Tagged All Week-SAVE REGISTER! (rcfreshments/j Look For Gypsum Products YOU MUST COME IN AND Free Gifts Io Everyone, Plus 1F PALACE! Floor Tile GLOBE ROOFING COMPANY ' Make YOUR HOME A JOHNS MANVILLE Aluminum Siding - Awnings Soffit - Rain Carrying Equipment GRAND DOOR PRIZES HUNDREDS OF DOLLARS Worth of Grand Door Prises Will Be Given Away WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 6th ALLIED BUILDING CENTER UNTIL � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/492/HastingsBanner_1965-10-07.pdf f9199394dddc36acbd01e68713841515 PDF Text Text The Hastings Banner 22 Ono Hundred and Tenth Year STATE DIRECTOR 3 Sections Hastings. Michigan, Thsiraclcsy. October 7. 1965 Give Tour Share To Ytkur United Community Fund . NUMIlR 29 EDITORIALS— THl HASTINGS ABIA SCHOOL with no new building prugrams it SYSTIM. BRESINT ANO FUTUU,------- ---- ed 1953- provided the elementary achoo^.. Northeastern and South- Michigan 8 Ute University. WARD'S 92RD ANNIVERSARY—Claude H. Denker, manager the Hastings Montgomery Ward Store, and the rest M the per­ sonnel celebrated Ward * Mrd anniversary Monday with special Dr. Lockwood Dies Tuesday; Hies luesday; Funeral Friday been growing steadily, both In re­ gard io student population, area, physical plant, as well as teaching expanding High Schoo! enrollment and maintenance staff. Thl* bond l*sue is now completely paid off. new annexation* Of outlying prirnary school districts and popuia- . a MI] tn the legislature man­ Three Lake Odessa resident* lion growth within the City dating that all primary school were Injured fatally about 2:10 Hastings and the already annexed 'oij.uicu texme a part o&a K-12 pm. Monday when their car. areas. tdlsinct or organise to atabllsh a travelling south, went oB M-66 about five miles south of Ionia City of Hastings, now known a»| because bills were also introduced the lohi* airport. Hastings Public School District, I establishing organisational proce­ 3 Lake Odessa Residents Killed In Monday Crash Richard R. Bartlett. 65; hte Dr. George L. Lockwood, TO, 726 8 Benton. Hastings dentist and civic leader for more than 40 years. Feurth Avenue. i died ...v ■ at- 11:45 ■.III. am. Tueaday, Aucauay, UCI Oct 3.. 5. wvavre Double act services MIC are to oc be iicia held at Pennock Hcepital. He had been •’ >0 *■">• this Thursday at the In IU health for a long time. ' Pickens Chapel at Lake Odessa Grand VaiIt President Opens Women’s Club Year The Hastings Women's Club s*ry tor everyone to attend col- । . Rev. Luther Brokaw is to oflid- opened it* 1866-66 season with a lege, that there are other very ’ late with burial In Lakwide i Cemetery. STATE MARINE LEADERS INSPECT BARRY—Sheriff Merl II. Campbell loo the dock) if shaking ’ I Herviee, fnr Mr< Olnnt- will Bharpe Memorial Hall on Friday, able, and that the 50 percent hand* with Slate Repreaentative Stephen Stopexymkl. D-Detrolt, from Wayne County-* 7th District, Oct. 1. [drop-out rate from college la itn- *h»n ", II.SV,. 11-.____■ • _ ~ ■ * ..... ____ . .. . — — Hasting* Area Cluunber i |»C uiniiun.' — ------------ -— r-v ~------ x — ■— . ..... ......7 - ......... —. at the Plekens Chapel Rev. Bro­ ana pcuccuuco. vrn HIT icu iv __ present were kaw________________ La to officiate with horlal In privileged to iie*r.a,u‘eStele Representative Russell II. Strange. R-Mt. Pleasant. Isabella and Montealm District, and next A veteran of World War I when Lakeside Cemtery ID*-- Janie* Zumberge, president’, Dr.-Zumberge remarked that Richard Bartlett was born Feb ot Omnd Valley State College, loo many young people today Sen-ire. at George Waiitltigtan 5. 1900. in Luther, th* son of | He wa* Introduced by Mm. J. tare motivated.by artificial securI University at Washington. D C, Lewls and Nellie (Kftchesi Bart-! Franklin Hunttey. . lily. What they teem to want Irj he wa* a past president of the lett. He had been a resident of i Dr. Zumberge'* talk was cm 1Jfe ** 1* -the -----------------assurance1 that “ 10 i Abbey. Mai Smith, president of the Hastings Hasting* Rotary Club He was a •Topics Unlimited." which led >**«, ftom they will have, which ha. , member of Emmanuel Epaleopa] r.—T-V the. audience from Grand Rap-. CCTUln material pouesalona. I Mrakegonhas written the editorial for thte Maaonk Lodge. Ids to Europe to Antarctica and | O.VB.C. 1* seeking student* He te sunlred by a son. Orvln., back to Grand Rapid*. : who view life a* an adventure, a! the absence of Editor Richard M. CORNAGE FIELD DAY Cook Mrs Smith has long been active In community endeavors, first enthusiastic supporters in the and last June waa named "Alum- late HHOs for adding fluorine to Caledonia for the Michigan Hastings' municipal water supply Cornage Field Day thte High School Alumni Association. to prevent tooth decay In children Thonday, Oct. 7. DemorulraHastings began adding fluorine to the water on March 1. 1461 ।mi o rsaua, ana marriea .. ; ,---- ,------ '—, — Mr. Bartlett on June 33. 1963.! beSuuun« 'acuity of 12 to In addition to helping with ounding of a highly protnteLeBaron and Jetude (Campbell) Lockwood He attended the East­ Her first husband. Delbert Mey­ er*, died Aug. 13, 1948, when hs ern Michigan Normal School »X eration Europe" which went to Ypsilanti where he met Bonita was electrocuted on the Elmer Europe Ulis last Spring to ' sell" Leininger of Columbia Clly. Ind, Bhellenbarger farm. Michigan to the people there. whom he married cn March 12. daughters, Mr* Donald (Joyce) her of the louring group, and R1 Delton. Keller Road, was killed | (Darlene) Crosby of Ionia and Instantly about 6:55 am. Thursday was graduated front the t'nlrer- Mrs Donald < Barbara) Brlni»w well-known and highly when her car smashed into a tree I>"1U1 Stho°l Iningataull of Middleville; a son, off the Norria Road about M mile* Thou who art our one God, thou hast made us one in ”e rrTO*to*d at the , Charles Meyers of Lansing, who te In Europe. southwest of Hastings. This Thursday, Friday and our humanity, one in our seeds, one in the desires that “ •'VtrurtOT for | had been seriously burned when Saturday the Hastings Rambler Mrs Blackmore suffered «■ fm*. While In Europe, Dr, Zumberge , smoulder in our hearts and ihe-hopes that shine upon lured ruck, among othsr Injurlcw. , ' children; a ateter. Mr*, aylvl* Agency Is holding a grand open­ found that the aducaitonal Ude . , Derahem of Leslie - / ing at their new location on ri.rrlff. Oflter. Mrs Blackmore ws£ Mr*. Plants wa* born Aug. IX driving south towards Kalatmfoo 1611, tn DeKalb. III. the daugh ­ Dr. Lockwood 1* survived by his when the tragedy occurred about Wife, a son. John of Okemos; two ter of Peter and Ann (Bergcomplish togethet what we cannot do alone. ' a mite from her home daughter*. Mr*. David (Mary; slronJ Fait. She married Vernon Party, lias ccmplotcd plans toe Bhaull of Orchard ijdte and Mr* Plante on Aug. 16, 1830. in Grand the annual Swiaa steak dinner to We. fray for the generous heart and consecrated purse. Rapid*. be he’d at the Odd Fellows Hall Teach us the enlargement that comes to our souls when They moved to Lake Odessa ttngs; eight grandchildren, and two from Lansing nine years ago North Broadway. academic situation, to come to p.ni. we practice the grace of benevolence. when they purchased the tavern. Grand Valley State College on Bernie had the grand opening । Waterfield of Detroit for the Rambler Agency here tn; HV unite in seeking thy blessing upon this community Odessa Order of Eastern Star effort. at the Emmanuel Episcopal Church and the Women of the Moose of person to be killed on Barry high­ at 3 pm. Friday. The Jtev Don Ionia. 1 In 1957-56, Dr. Zumberge. went nated as Democratic Woman'sJ , Amen. » ' way-* thl* year Day. A prominent Barry County She Is survived by her hus­ an an expedition to AntarpUcu , The Rev. Willard H. Curtis, pa*tor of the First Presby­ Sire was employed u* a secretary M. Oury la to officiate. The body band. two son*. Robert in the Mt with a group from 'the . U. of woman will be honored for her terian Church, gave this invocation Tuesday murninx etnohato Dr. Richard Light in Kalama- reposes at the Leonard-Owood Fu­ Force stationed at Dover. Del, nend Horne until time fur the M. making a geological Surrey. ■'outatandlng and unaeifiah oon»iztng the importance of success in the Hastings United Fund service*. Burial in Riverside ewne- and Allan of Lake Odessa; one Among other Item* pi Wipatgranddaughter; a half - slater. drive which finances many humanitarian endeavors as well as Janet and two half - brothers. Reservations may be purchaacd1 vital vouth programs. Cliarlt* and Dorothy i Mason) RobCitarlea and Paul Fait of Marne; Parent* of 9th and 10th grade Thcre were about 125 volunteer workers at the ‘ kickoff" her mother. Mrs. John Pry of 4289; Mr*. Phyllis Fuller phone earth. He returned there for a studtnta are invited to an open breakfast at Lesson Sharpe Me­ Hastings. tended Western Michigan Univer­ morial Hall launching the 1965 personnel had climbed to 43.808 Mr*. Plants was reported to house at Hastings High School short time in 1859-60 and Just to organise a stx man helped sity. She wa* a member of the Monday. Oct. 11. at 7:30, meeting campaign for 453 580.40. averaging 41832 per person. have been driving the car. Woman'* Club., team which left for the South In the study hall. First Baptist Church of Kalamaxoo Atty. Richard Hudson, drive The parents will be given their and the Young Republicans Club chairman, presided at the meet­ Besides their regular anniver­ son's or daughter's class sched­ She married W. WlQtam BlackDr. Zumbcrgv seems thorough­ ing where coffee, rolls and dough­ sary sale which Hided last week­ ule as they enter the main en­ ly convinced that being the busy nut* supplied by the" Kiwants end. Walldorff Furniture Store trance to the high school, left ot Club were served. the flag pole. They will follow In addition to her husband, she celebrated by installing waU-toAt the meeting Pat Guernsey Volunteers are now canvassing s-all carpeting on their entire first this schedule after the general Cart Hoffman, son of Mr. and every business and every home to spoke for the Camp Fire Girts. floor and on the stairway leading and Rodney Slater, at home; her meeting in the study hall, and II-. ___ ... Mra. Jack Wood. HasUng* Wogive everyone an opportunity to Russell Evans for the Boy Scouts. to the mesxanlne. parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mr*. H. A. Adrounle, president meet all of the student*' teach- men'a Club president, conducted Green, waa named a acmi-finnhst donate hl* or her fair share for Robert King for the Youth Coun­ the goal which lx about 63,000 new inlaid surface* resembling of the Barry County Republican The teachers will give them an the busineaa meeting. Lunchton for 1966 Merit Scholarship*. for the Red Cross. John Barnett Women's Club, Is Inviting everyCart b a Senior at Hastings higher than last year'*. overview of the work done in Mteiiawaka. Ind.; Mr* Howard deep red tiling. for the Salvation Army. Marc High School. Phil Walidorff. manager of the i The goal include* 67.100 for the Squire of Mlddlarille for the their class and will be available -----72-year-old firm founded by his to answer any questions they ord Ferris, Semi-finalists are selected on the. Red Cross and the blood pro­ Kalamasoo Child Guidance Clin­ gran grandfather, has atoo tccongram. 47.675 for the-Youth Coun- ic. and Wesley Urch for the may have. Mr* Dorothy Bente Pllshed a complete new store dlaMichigan United Fund. STRIKE CONTINUES National Merit Scholarship Quali­ for the Boy Scouts. 63500 for the day at the Kenton-Smith Funeral play format which is now in use. dent of the .State Republican the Counseling Center when they Camp Fire Girl*. 4406 for 4H, pealing to everyone to give hl* or fying Test. 1 Home Ln Delton. The Rev. Rec Women'* Federation for the Woods officiated and interment Semi - finalists must take the 47.000 for the Family & Child- her fair share to make this drive Ing In the study hall where Prin­ ns in Die Prairieville Cemetery. cal 414, UAW-CIO wHeh beSdlolastic Aptitude Test of the County Association for Retarded cipal Don GUI and others will Coblege Entrance Examination Children. 1336.40 for the Kala — 1704 8. Jettenon. . discuss some of the problems Monday. Sept. 27. Cli Board no later than Dec. 4. St. Rose Holiday maxoo Child Guidance Clinic. Quite O Mushroom faced by high school students •I ASA IKa A wnv ... .. ... ... — ..... St. Rote Elementary School High Bank Farm Bureau Mr. and Mr*. John Gulheridge AasLsting Mr*. Adrounle al the student* a vacation thia ' wlll^ieet’^at5!^ home of^r* Lakewood Vacation and 45,500 for the JJnited Fund's forbidding the Union from Thursday have and Friday while thrir 36 agencies, including the U8O. found a mushroom a few days Drilling for Oil Interfering with vehicles or cutive board. Lakewood school* will not be Heart Foundation, etc. ago that measured 71'. Inches in OU drilling Is underway on the In session thte Thursday and At the kickofi, LaVerne Be- circumference. meetings In Grand Rapids. 00L H. 8 p.m.^Potluck. plant, and forbidding, toe Jaek Janoee property In the company from interfering tending the Michigan Education Beau. president of the Haatlngi -----------------------southwest quarter of Section 34. Education Association, an- ametcr. This is with tawful picketing. Thomapple Township, by C. J. Association's Regional confer - nounced that the contributions I eatin'" for tb~ Moskowltx. Mt. Pleasant. | ence In Grand Rapids. and pledges of the public school' Pall delicacy. Young Mother Killed Thursday In One-Car Crash Rambler Agency Grand Opening At New Location Volunteer Workers Seek Contributions For United Fund Barry Demos To Honor Todd At Oct 16 Dinner HUS Open House For Parents of 9th-10lh Graders Walldorff Has Anniversary Fete State President To Attend GOP Tea on Tuesday backward glances "bits ofyesterday"... ar gleaned from tlx Banner filer Carl Hoffman Is Semi-Finalist Rod Shroyer is On Dental Staff At Detroit V I Rodney C. Shroyer, son of Mr. and Mr*. Lloyd Shroyer. Has­ tings, was recently appointed an Instructor in the University ot Detroit Dental School by the Rev. Malcolm Carron. BJ.. aca? demlc vice-president at U. of D. A 1435 graduate of Battle Proclamation On behalf of the elty of llaaUnrs. Michigan. I. Franklin iMinuca u mis organn dedicated to the follow! objectives: inaugurate thdr 1956 campaign i here on Saturday^wlth a kick-off | 77* Ml£Wgun Mutual Wind­ dinner at Odd Ftilowa irall at norm Insurance Company exA resident of Livonia, Shroyer — ki-k LL'Oov. nn» Snillln A Hart peens to .have ___ 1550.000 Insurance ____ which Philip A. and hl* wife, the former Judith School! of Detroit, have three children. Kathleen. Steven and Julie. BSCCWMi .A,,,'. — ...... John White, Violet Jordan of ryone to join him In celebrating INVESTMENT CLASS and Frank Runnda. the grand opening his new Woodland tnc Kruno opciuu* of vi iu« -------------- _-----1 • building at 222 8. Jefferson at *U correctly gueoaed the weight To elevate the standards for professions-. ted States; The Hastings ward the completion Of build- FoTTcat Smith wa* notified this the annual meeting In IOOF ball ment at Wasiungton that ha here Monday evening at which Please 8«e MORE ABOUT: . . . BACKWARD GLAMOR*. ting* High football team and Memorial Hall taUoringMyplng or any^ other Tuesday along lines of industrial, sci­ entific and vocational actlvi- Launch Campaign for $53^80 Tuesday; Drive Finances Youth Activities, Red Cross Programs �Sharon Williams Enrollment at Hastings High Ofikially 1.094 Banfield-Vicinity In Concert Choir Know Your Legislators VA SBMATORS Past Hastings Barber Succumbs 1-THK HASTINGS BANNER CUTV.t. W U* »• <»”» .barber, died Monday afternoon at Butterworth Hoepltal aiT”bt rUxlay dinner 1-44 STS.“JLr Ur uu » Patrick V. McNamara Philip A Hart aupt. ot School* Rlch*n Queather ha* announced that wTiitmar, 1- Khaeyn William*. daughter of Ur and Mr* Warren William*. gl3 N Hanover. ha* been selected to be a member of the Centra; Michigan Univetalty Concert The choir, directed by Bugrne F Grove, chairman of the rnudc department, perform* several Brtty concert* on campu* each yew, and make* an annual tour to CONGRRMMRN her »ingio<- had the lead in the CMU musical. "Moat Happy Uoaahip tn STATE SENATORS Blate Capitol Air Felteeman - Airman David R Stanley, eon of Mr and Mr* , George A Stanley Of BeUy-l Rapid* tn IM Hr cut the hair of Franrt* B Stockbridge. Jullu* C Burrow*. William A Bmlth . . .. U man Richard wwm»«m» Mr. and Mr* Geerfe W. Willi* of R1 Bellevue, bat.boon select^ for tnlninf W WltBte AM. Texas, as an Air Puree aircraft Uno meh ln maintenance »peciali*t. The air■an athktic man, a 190 graduate of Bellevue High School, recently completed HHS bi rehadulad to Jump beck jbunal in Greenwood Cemeteo baste training at L*ckland AFB graduate of Bellevue Hkgb Texas He attended Kellogg School the airman attended Community College at Battle BJ-OE Kellogg Community College. Bat-. “tL jx Doctor Gate* la being a**igned to Jlic dental staff at b'»ha AB. lr^- Callon. Rutland.I Okinawa A graduate of Bellevue parent*. w. Orangeville. Hope. Prairieville.' High School. Use doctor attended and Kathryn during the wrek Kalomaxoo College and received end He returned to hl' Iwtne In Barry Townshlpe.» fly Vidor Sitton hte DDB. degree from the Uni­ Every inch a rugged Holly. Bunday evening versity of Michigan. He 1* a STATE REPRESENTATIVES John Deere member of Delta Sigma Delta State Capitol The friend* of Carolyn Black‘■hlldreri. r *“’“•••«- .. *,,d Mrs nL, *Unent * Mr rrxre extend tirtr aympalhy to after adjournment) i Certain young animal* play Blld Mnl Norman Ims- family. * Mr and Mr*. Adon Meyer* of Freeport were Bunday Mlh District—James 8. Farm­ ! gamea that are favorites with' near Bellevue and Iambs and olbbona ' worth. 315 E Orleans BL, Otsego. I Yankee Spring*. Orangeville. Owrood of Hctnlt. Oallf. and Hope. Baltimore. Johnstown,! i Mr* Almond Weber were Friday Barry. OrangeviDa Townships) —— . ■»»!„/*!" *•Mary* b*kc mxnr. w .. — —■ —------——------------------- -• Web*ra found their friend* and fll Rl Ionla iThomapple. Irv-, ................. k " more. ... rwiaUvaa together celebratiru CariUm woodland. Rutland. By Mrt. Yarn Hmcblilt Children - Marches lo"/. Mr. and Mr*. Marshall Green Greenville Saturday * Mnand Mn Dale Bishop. Nyla and Doug- starting a fii Wednesday In 1 uv" ■». -J**"»«’ Vein HawbUu * Robert Hart I* Mn William Swift Vermontville Cub* *Bte new Cub Scout group yartnonlUU* baa 11 boy* enrolled The group held thi-ir fir” f*fk with the lad* and tnothrnt, and the rs-mlng thoroughly’ enjoyable with demoeutratlon* and furtive rural youth. ■ ■■■ •eth Dhtrtei —Boger Johnson. m^t, Marshall , Woodlan<L Hastings City. Hastln<5 Township. Castleton. Baltiniorr Maple Orove. Johnrtown. f^yt^ Townships) qj W<*at Wnnrllnnrl W t.Sl W 00(11a11(1 Highbank the advisability of elect­ after adjournment) •Jrd Dlitrlrt — Harald uem*. 191 W- Ond k_i w -and - Yankee Springe Townahlp.I their families and Mr. and Mn Gene Bchante from Grand Rapl.-' were Sunday dinner guesta of Mr Vor la hare from New York vlailand Mr* Austin flchanU Mrs Ta Be BpecialUl-Airman Jackie j Leila Hawtelta and Kenny were ing. ♦ Saturday caller* at the O. Stanley, ton of Mr. and Mrs : Wednesday callers of her parent*. George A Stanley'of 229 Benton Mr. and Mr* Ortle Van Syckle of Bl. Bellevue, ha* been *e!erted for training at Keealer APB. Mr* Helen Schauta. Mr* Nancy MIm a* an Air Force communl- Sehanta. Mr* Bernice Bchanta and McCaflum Church Sunday. Oct caUon*-electronic* specialist The Mn. Fem HawbUu called last 10 Afternoon gueat .px-^er wl! slrman, a 1963 graduate of Belle­ Wedneaday afternoon on Mrw vue High School, recently com­ Bruce Browm * Mr and Mr* _Gene pleted baxic training at Lack­ SchanU of Gnml Rapid* and Mr । music from the hewn-, church Also llierr will be a potluck ax land Ar'B. Texa* and Mn Austin Bchante called; Sunday a, Jcwephlne Checsanari Hendershot & Vicinity By Mrt. Richard Clark "I NOTICE u'- PUBLIC HEARING: The Barry County Zoning Board ot - Oman Given Prison Sentence II UtrnadJne L BartloU. 36. atoo knwn o Co<ma B BsrtieM. application of E. S. Losey of Rural Route # 2. Delton for a stock car race permit on his farm in the SE1/* of the House of Correction by Circuit i Judge Archie McDonald after *hr pleaded guilty to a bad check charge. She had previously been glren Ttxnpson and family of Villa Part. -n»karw* mMta of the »w..-.. —— —. .. County, ana Ute terms are vj annual Jir£ ,un concurrently, aooording to ■ cla Bell. Ray Rouah and Marlyn I McCallum Church. They will ride UndfrBhtrtlr Gordon Trick, to Daggvt Late where thH bod check* were; I Bell from Batik Creek were also Voight Van Syckle • A Otnfire rinrtrur * Turaday evenink tainial Fann" sign h** been placed ; Grand Rapid* kjrtit a week with j Ute first Quarteeriy Conference Izelanau. Hillsdale. Branch. on the Oarrtoon farm on iteopm Mr and Mr* Haber Fbater • ot the McCaDum Chtrch will be Rcnid • Mr and Mrs Warren i Men* Day will be observed al the Irtd al 2 30 al the church with Kalanuuoo. and VanBurcn CounNorth EUB Church Sunday. Ort-W.m™ o. Kipp. a. 10. at 10 a.m. Bay Hartwell ml end vMfting M>* Beatrix La­ charge * Mr* Veda Guy of Au- > Mr and Mr* Ear! McKlbtx: Harbor, previously had drawn a fayette of Lake OrionMr and Mr* Albert Let of Alg-jelquin Lake and Mr* Nora Fiaher ot Lansing were Friday gueat* of Rennie and Nina Mott * B-turdo;. pec Ung their daughter and hue- ; Un Arthur Irwin and family of supper six-.-t* of the Motta were I band. Uie Alfred Hawraney* to, Mr and Mr». Carl Kruger ot Stur- arrive from Framingham. Mato. kta On Suixiay the Mott* were dDSMT gueata of Mr. and MreRiuaeil Mott in honor of Ruasril the Mrd. the Hawraney* will at­ Mott * birthday * Sunday Mr*. tend the homecoming at NorthTed OTaugblui and Mr and Mr* Although Prealdcnt Andrew Ron OTaughlln dt Middleville we»tern Unlrerelty, their Mme Jackaon la remonbered aa a motored to Kabunasoo and took rough-and - ready fnaitlereman Vaughn OlAUghUn out for dinner whoac Inauguration in 1829 wu* witli them a mob scene. Old Hickory On Monday Margret OXaugblin attended a baby *howrr at the daiighur. ^lly. took RoaeU U>' White Home. the NaUonal Geo­ home of Nancy Jenkin* to to'’"’-1 graphic aay*. More than IM.000 Ontario flatly led thia week to| went into renovations and furni­ ture. Superb food and wine were Wilbur and Minnie S^anU aeck employment In Milatadt. Ill. | | and Ruaa and Ellie Bhellenbarger BACK TO SCHOOL KIDDIES cood and glfltrtlne thing f'rcnch aklQ could devise" too, Wiiu a Tractor. Convenient credit. Appeals will hold a hearing on the SW’/4 of Section 23 T.2N. - R.9W„ Hope Township in Barry County. JOHN DEERE LAWN k OARHEN TRACTOR Meeting will be held Tuesday, Octo­ ber 12, 1965, at 8 P.M. in the office of the Zoning Administrator in the City Hall in Hastings. All interested person* ore welcome. RICHARD SLOCUM Zoning Administrator Goodyear BROS. Implements Ph. Wl 5-5052 124 N. Jeftenoa REAL ESTATE Top Listings In TOWN AND COUNTRY PROPERTIES Loon, Ltd. a. Illinw* Join the Novy Alvin J. Barkley. Ml of Mr* Almeda Barkley of R1 Haaung*. and Marvtn I. Hayward, son of William R. Hayward ot Delton, were among the 14 men who *nluted in the Naval Raarrve tn September thnaigh * h a Battle When I get down to Orampa'a house. Bet Ill make thing* hum. No one will say: "Stop that I drum!" IH go barefoot In the graaa. Climb the biggtM trees. Slide down the banutera. Grandma won't scold me if Walt" when I grt dawn to Orumpa'a houw Hl be a boy again. $ 14.95 Confetti) RUSTPROOFS ' --m , They ain't afraid of freckles. •' Nor bother hout the rain $6,750.00 A REAL GOOD COMFORTABLE HOME IN THE 4tk WARD, ha* HUNTERS INSURANCE For os $100 Low os COME IN AND I Walk on every fence. | No one will scold me when ASK ABOUT IT! Ove! That's cogy living at Grandpa's house. | I Imre such fun. H be awful, Sorry when vacation time 1* I done. 1.1 Ill aoon be down to Grandma * । For All Type* of Inturance . SEE HASTINGS INSURANCE AGENCY Where I wont get scolded * I track up Grandma's floor. "Side of Strand Thsatre 219 West State St. Announcement AVOID BOOT REPAIRSI PAY DAY LOANS Now Available PROTECT RESALE VA1UEI *50 ■ NEW Ixonard Rustproof Compound »pray* on in let* than 1 hour — protects for month*. Coal* hard-to-rcach *pof* where rust usually atari*: rocker panels, headlight homing*, fender *clh, etc. Why lake » chance on ru*t. when you can prevent it *o quickly and inexpensively? Come ia and tcc u* today I Coats 30c Til Payday For One Weak “OK” HOWARD OK HOWARD INI ITES YOU TO USE ■ LOCAL’S ^Thri/iy fifty" No Red Tope Signature Only — No Delay Call Ahead or Stop In LEONARD 2 Vi % p«r month to $300 1 '/♦% per month $300 to $1000 JACK ECHTINAW S SERVICE 320 N. Michigan Phono Wf 5*5073 Local Finance 111 S. Jeftenon r Phon* 945-3424 ner lot lef $9.000.tt Irving room with fireplace, carpet and drape* included, $11. $00.00 A fl VI LEVEL HOM I AT ALGONQUIN LAKI; top level ha* three dining room*. $11,000.00 ANOTHER REAL NICE HOME AT POOUNK LAKI: hat two bed­ room* upstair*. and down one bodroom, living room. - kitchen with dining space. full bath full basement with^oil heating for. 7.7”... .777?. 1......' .777.......7$ 16.500.00 A REAL GOOD NINE ROOM HOME with three nice bedroom* and a *to<e room up*iair*. and down a living room, one bed­ room. dining room, kitchen, full bath, hat a baiement with oil burner, hat tmall ^atement barn, with ttanchion* tile tilo, 12 x 36*. ten acre* of muck land, two acre* wood*, good rich *oil, located «n Ode**a Towmhip. Ionia County . — $ 10.500.00 FIVE ROOM BUNGALOW OUT ON NORTH BROADWAY, with living room, two bedroom*, dining room and kitchen combined, bath, hot and cold running water, three Hall garage, right of way to lake for................$10,500.00 A REAL SWEET BUNGALOW at Green Meadow* Number One: ha* living room 13 x 19 ft., three real n>ce bedrooms, dining room and kitchen, full both with double lavatory, full basement with electric heat, poured wall*, one and one-half uall garage, nn two acre lot with lot* of tree* .. -- -------- SI7,300.00 ANOTHER PLACE JUST OUT OF TOWN, home hat t»o.-bedroom* up*'*"*, and down one bedroom, living, room, dining room, modem kitchen and large bath, good basement with oil furnace, $1,000.00 A Bl-LEVEL IN HASTINGS HEIGHTS (nearly n«^. home on room*, kitchen laundry and batgment, heated with ga* furnace---- $15,500.00 ON SOUTH BROADWAY, a nice home not all f.n,*hed. a good Invettment for one who understand* bu.ldmg and carpentry, hat a living room, 12 X 16 ft. with dining ipecc. four bedroom*, two full bath*, car pert, lot ■* 100 it on road and 150 ft deep, has four foot crawl *pace. and priced at only .. $9,000.00 ON ALGONQUIN LAKE, two real nice lot* (large one*! for $2,400.00 A REAL SWELL HOME IN THE TAFFEE ADDITION, nearly new. ha* large living room, two swell bedroom*, dming room, kitchen and full bath, utility room, famrly room. Ion of cupboard*, attached two stall eiectricaHy operated door, oil furnace, real A GOOD INVESTMENT IN TWO APARTMENT HOUSES. both .$15,100.00 BUILDING LOT IN 2ad WARD, *ewer and water m. he. a tt'W on It. al*o a part bawment . >1,500.00 A BEAUTIFUL HOME AT ALGONQUIN LAKI, all o^aae.flLor. A YEAR ROUND HOME AT THORNAPFLE LAKI with living room, dining room, kitchen, two bedroom* and bath, newly &«ACU LOT. Woodland, foe .>1J>0.00 A RIAL NICE HOME IN THE FIRST WARD h« two bedroom* water softener, hat InwiaNon. metal awning*, double garage, newly decorated, for---------------- -------------------- --- - .ST.SOO.OD m JHSmg. paneling woodwork in living room, on school bu* service, for .........$18.500.00 WE HAVE, IE IN BATTLE CBEEK, with three bedroom* end bath up kitchen, front sne _______ w„„ about 30 serj^rth of Hatting* THREE NICE BUIWNC LOTS ON HASTINGS HEIGHTS. A NICE VACANT LCH in Ammon Eaton Addition for ... $650.00 A BUNGALOW IN WOODLAND VILLAGE. Ihdnf room, dining room, three bedroom*, kitchen and bath, ga* floor furrwc*. new asbestos tiding, new roof, carpet* and dfape* ..S7J50.M A NICE HOME ON CBOOKED LAKI to trade for property dote to Hairing* A BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY ESTATE knt out of town on t’wo acre landacatted *ite. ha* large 24 x 27 ft. living room with Roman brick frreplaca. parquet block Hoorine. dtn-rg area, three reel nice badroom* with cloiet*. two fU1 bath*, strictly modern kitchen with moncwv*!li burlf In birch cupboard*, disposal, loft of built in eccnsories, thermo^ane window*, full .bgtanMPt with a nice recreation room, forced hot air oiffirod furnace, and another fireplace >n the baiement. attached |*ragg 24 x 24 ft., piece he* a. wonderful view of the count wide. h4* lightnrtB rod*, lots'of shrubbery, owner will fingnc* . ,U2^0O-M TWO REAL NICE LOTS ON THORNAFFLI RIVER. cIom to dam and good fr»h«ng site on blacktopeoad'for ....-.>1,100 00 HASTINGS SALESMEN Carl NietkaaMr't kerne pbeee Wl 5-3004 AG ESTATE KER 145 W. Stefa St, Hottin �THE HASTINGS BANNER—8 attended the wedding of Fern's Mr. and Mrs. Austin Schantx and । grandson, vernard Glllevple. In Mr and Mrs. Eugene Schantx of j Grand Ledge. Grand Rapids were Sunday callers By Mn. W. H. C.hfeirinan I An exit from the basement of the of Mrs. Josephine Cheeseman * South Maple Crore B UB. Church Bunday guests at the Clyde Cberee- Mrs. McArthur Dies *1 Hxli.UI. la being built by Rev. Rhoodea and ;"»»» ___i fiMrre CThMseman John DirrssEric Moody, the younger son of B.nju____ ______ .... ----- - -—— — —~ -Mr and Mrs CllffaM Moody. who men m uia nrianuumiMa usswev. family from has b-en in Community Hospital * You are invited to the Autumn ®’S,Wan for treatment of head injuries re­ • supper nt the Sbulh Church Oct. Bellevue. There was soma exciteceived js hen he was playing on the slide at Plea-antvlew School. Is now home. • Saturday evening Proefrock and daughter to the house with tna el- Serricea'*!!! be at 3 pjfi* PriMrs Fern Hall. Mrs Ruby Ball. jHillsdale Fair. They urso calledjon her fai to day at the Stimson Funeral Mr* Edith Dunk rib -rgcr and on the Fred Boieys. who were i community Hospital where her Home at Ml. Pleasant with burdaughters. Linda and Annette, and 1 lai in Riverside Cemetery there. Susanne and Ru!h Ann Cordray former neighbors of the Bobcocki ,:Gnurh was pumped out. Nashville Fire Haymond Barlow Dept. Plans Oct. 9 Dunham low. son of Louis O. Bartow. R5 /kIT |SW Open House ..» Kprctellsl Barlow, who waa last Thte Is National Fire Previn-! tkm Week and the Nashville Vol­ unteer Fire department is to ho’d open house at Uie fire barn Saturday. Oct. 9. from 12 noon Walker County High School. Jas­ dlscuM fire haaarda and to ahow per, Ala. and attended Lincoln off Uie new lire truck which Technical Institute, Washington. D. C. Mil mother. Mrk Ethel Bartow. While manned by Nashville personnel, the equipment is owned and maintained by Cas­ tleton and Maple Grove town­ ship* and the village of Nash­ ville-The department covers 81 square mile* It also serves thow persons in Assyria. Kalamo and Vermontville townships who have Nashville telephones. Last year the department an­ swered 78 alarms of which half Dedicate Maple Valley High School Sunday OUR PLEDGE TO YOU: Every item in this annual event is a great Penney value . . . carefully selected for quality and timeliness . . . WHITER HONORED—Harold D. Burpee of Detton. who writes the popular Hanner feature. Out of the AiUe. admire the certi­ ficate he received from the Civil War Centennial Graves Registra­ tion Committee, attested by Gov. George Romney and Floyd L. Haight, chairman. Chairman Haight also wrote “You may have a .real satisfaction In knowing that your work ha* been well received and greatly appreciated. Burpee completed the survey of cemeteries In Barry County for the Civil War Committee. the Dedication ceremonies tor t.. new Maple Valley Junior-Senior High School will be held Sunday. Oct 10, at 3 pm. in the gymna­ from Congress. sium. Board President Reinhart More than $100 million Itos ^.xll ,„,u zrmke will accept the building D jbeen spent in Oakland and Ma­ down to exactly %0 percent of the J from Architect Guido Simla of comb counties to provide relief ,: previous yety- over the same! Battle Creek. facilities to prevent the overflow period. «»-----■----------—u,J ■­ J lot raw sewage and storm water. The new truck was purchased! Dnnrrnr>m Among Uie remaining unsolved fur 8U.0M. It has an 800-gallon 1 to 5 p*i. Both the Fuller and problems. Pierce listed the fol- ‘ water capacity, and is equipped Maplewood elementary buildThe chief of the Stale Health ! i. Water rights, where there i willi both low and high pressure! pumm. 400 fert ui I-.1 hose and. Department's sewage treatment are conflicting interests and Dr Ray Kehoe, associate dl- section said that Michigan has I needs and not enough water to a "dynamic and forward-moving go around ......---------------------------1 j 1. H|JW tQ to miyjage 11QW ln in rirer । lire - lighting equipment and services. University of Michigan, ------------water pollution control program," How manage flow river three unit, are radio - con- will deliver the dedlcaUon dlcaUon ad- \ and ana te u one of ot the me leading leaning states 1 systems fy*terns so as to reduce excessive •rolled. • | dress. Dr Kehoe woriu. 1 rorks mainly mainly; in the fight against'polluted-wafloods in Spring and to provide The $W0 fur the radio units ' in the area of school nl aecreditaaccredits-', ter. I lor sufficleht flow during critiwai, provided through U>e an- lion and the evaluation of high I 'Mlrhtgan people have come , cardrought periods nuui Harve. t Festival* which the school Instructional programs j over ferrespect and to give conscious 1 3. How to cope with wl fire drpartrnent spunsora. Thte The new facilities, which atu-j tillxation of some streams and past summer donatluna from In- dents entered on Sept. 1, were; service and pollution control lakes from nutrients in highly terrsted cllteens provided money I made possible by the passage of ■ th*l meet* their needs aS In­ treated discharges. ter u bout find other equipment i a 81.420.IXX) bond issue on Muy , dividual* and as a society." 4. Where to locate bathing which enlarges Uie services of | 13. 1903 New elementary »ddl-1 Donald M. Pierre told mem- areas and how to protect tliem. the ----Michigan — Water tin- volunteer-department. ; lions were completed In-the Fail j -ben of- 5. When, and with what con-1 Furrest Babcock 1* serving his! of 1904. 12£i. and remodeling of the Pollution Control Association trols. should industrial wastes of fourth yrat as fire chief. former Nashville High School for certain types be admitted to Use .upper elementary purposes sewer system. Unfortunately, charges of wa- 1 Students „. ter pollution get bigger head-1 Tl»e official membership of i rolled in grades 7-8. plus 4t9 in lines and more attention of ra­ Middleville's T-K settool is 1577, 1 the high school tor a total of dio and television than bond laun increuse of «J5 ovtr last year s j Ito. new- treatment plant operators, fury gracks, 235 In Uie 7th and: sixth grade meeting in the Jun- the waste treatment plant built 8th grudtv and 409 in h 1 g h i tor-senior building* until the re- ' by a community or an Industrial Continued from Page One Aclwal. : modeling is completed at the lor­ I firm, or other evidence of poliuI mer Nashville High School. The I. tlon control efforts, lie sa'd. ~~ ~‘ ------- —- building contains 85.000 square | luus l»ecn appointed as the regu”"" " — —------------- feet anil was constructed at a cost i S of $1184 per square fool. Crook wlio recently retired. “school provides the following f.- :Pending upon what headline you FOR BALE—Set of 8 fluorescent : cilltles allowing for new clastes rt4d- Michigan is either a water temps. 4 bulta each. 8 ft long . w i t h modem equipment: 18 I wonderland or a wasteland Will sell singly or u « erouo classrooms, which include a| ClUng numerous example* of senatorial district that Includes Will take ix-st offer 945-4684. language laboratory »nd mathe- ' “•«, expanded sewage treat- Allegan and VanBunn countle* 10 141 matlrs laboratories; library with m*?1 Plant* recently completed. Formerly we were with Clinton _ .. ..... ... I_seating ...j___ _>... ___ under ennxtnirlion nr in the . ... 1*. — for 75 students plus two under construction, or In the and Eaton counties in a senatorCAB FOR small conference areas; audio­ planning stage. Pierce said that WINTER sunontelng and vjguai equipment storage room -»n UtU nrw arrangement, since wf‘ *re no* combined with buffing Pickup and delivery'.; adjacent to the library; biology 5 non nTrJ1 . ,,,... Rntue.nti..., Satisfaction guaranteed «<"»nl $1000. rotim: chemtetry - physics room; i.ooo persons to me sprawling i .. 1»» .pent hup-1 ““’.Hi?1" Call Wl &-4B89 between fl pm. two homciiiaklng rooms: two aci- D.u»l. a,.d. »r muiwu oi aoito «iu>. . and 1 pm. enccrooms: typing room; com­ mercial classroom (shorthand, giea out me greater i ,, --------- , ' y- ; , ' bookkeeping, general business •: area Including Eaat HajlllnRS dry goods deniers will , arts and crafts room; metal '7f': Lansing, MSU, DeWm, Meri- !«»*««*•" thr’ Michigan Dry | shop; wood shop; vocational J*'| a, dtan. Delhi, and Delta । RKodera AsapcuUon'dur-4 riculturc room; drafting room: irymmuhiqVwith seaUng capacity ‘h|P’ “ »“ *x*n’Pl* °r 'Heef? W« have th ^S.^boya and rirta .n.hK' , priced for savings! Also, we've many special buys, and we’ve reduced some Penney brands for a limited time! ALWAYS FIRST QUALITY > < REMEMBER—YOU CAN CHARGE IT ALL AT PENNEY'S Michigan Has Dynamic water Control program j 1.577 T-k More About- Backward Glances TDfl I AT! II) Cl AWIFV Fashion Manor Bedspreads REDUCED ALL OUR REG. 7.98 SPREADS room, music-rocal room; audi*£,^d; the directors of the saltation □rrsons- cafe■* wiry grow aim !। and —----------------- ----him -----------. torlum seaUng 4U persons: cafe-; "P*nd.lacuiwcs aemnr on ,the ^btaaUon 8om« Bre <lolnB « Joint-I"* '*n',n* with w‘‘h thc patterns ■ teria ■ study hall ^ilca»*P*«tely but all are committee in char^ of local arkitchen; faculty room; publica ­ wm, UUUUC* _ ....... I.. ... . ........ ...__ .. A JI Larsen I.iraan nnH I rangcmento ... are A and tions room, administration of­ moving in the same direction. R. H. Loppenthetn. fices: boiler room; storage rooms In addition, he added that ail (Armstrong and bathrooms. are working together to develop a Mra. Ciycrlc watershed management commit* LINOLEUM Pilfer Fans' Cars . — tee to work toward a.continuing THE MODERN FASHION Two Two radio* radios were reported! program of river Improvement Uiruwn but of a buggy which I IN FLOORS stolen from cars parked mar I »«<> management to serve their overturned near lire lake Satur- I day night Mrs. Firtha collar ; Johnson Field during the Has- common needs tines-H'. Joluva game Friday. To further illustrate Uie prog­ bone wits broken. Her compan- , One was a City-owned cltltehs r«a being made in Michigan, he lorv. wen- uninjured. The accl- • dent happened In attempting to 1 band radio taken from the car cited the foltowtng: A FLOOR TO MEET 1. Every town of 5.000 or more population In the state has heavily loaded with wheat. EVERY BUDGET wastewater treatment or has it transistor radio taken from under construction. Middleville Methodists enjoyed 1. Eleven of 25 projecta cur­ a unique cel-.-bratian Tuesday rently under construction are for evening when they burned tlv additional capacity or a higher mortgage notes as evidence of degree of treatment. full payment of a >10.500 debt8. Of the 55 projects completed Uie motto ot same 2H million since June. 1065 or atill under contracted four yeans ago when 4H boya and girls from coast to conaliuctlon. 24 will serve popu­ they undertook construction of their new church. A feature of 123 W. Stole St. lations of less than 2500. 4. Forty-eight of the 55 com­ munities have proceeded volun­ lions joined with than in this tarily without orders by the Stale happy ceremony. regulatory agencies or courts, and 17 have signed agreements with Uie state health commis­ Select a HANDSCRAFT MIN WANTED sioner to undertake the work NOW All our reg. 10.00 spreads Now Right now when you want to give your bedroom a new look, you con choose from a wonderful collection of spreads at remarkable savings. 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Machine wash in lukewarm water. Pastels. A super-sized bargain for' sleep comfort the year round! Our ver­ satile. sheet blanket of machine washable' un­ bleached* cotton. OPEN EVERY DAY 9 A.M. 'TIL 5:30 P.M. FRIDAY 9 A.M. 'TIL 9 P.M. �A—TWY_Ha6T7NG8 Kannek ,of tha RMttaM Hanning Com* -3?ye Fdnctidns Probed in U-M Vision Research High and Building Prograin it erolvta* ----------------- isry uiBMiivuw w naww •ariy planning stags we qui only EDITORIAL possible solutions lhe present Junior High School are both very crowded. Studies made during thl* summer indicate w* «hould completely sepa­ rate Uie Junior High School from the Bailor High School Thl* would provide adequate facilities In all areas of the preamt tnstiwUonal Borey County Intermeddle Bchool he made In an nntrrlv niinr.tr It poant. tn cooperation with j was also apparent that our aisting Sd>«* „ am, Hlc . M, M «««>.« HU. »> k, a* abwl M „ wtll „ district for we needed to know our ^w^tary classroom* pro­ future need., both elementary and fflr enrolhmnl our tnstructlonal program which MOEMsry, that suitable daswoom Ux fQr need further development. In sepa­ araa eoulH ha nrmri.'ieH fee our. _ . ....___ . ... * rate physical plants, and located tncreaaed growth. popuUUon apd When ths study was completed ’ annexation of primary districts, the and a written report filed with the voter* approved * bond teoue to and Central Annex for future eieBarry County Intermediate School WSU Research BBSKb Answers To Polluted Air Menace One Youngster In 4 Found With Disorder KES’ YOUR MACE CLEANED UP Serious visual handicaps are cgun exaggerated mgittoM of "normal" eye charaeterisUca, says a University of Michigan Take color blindness, foe a- Oeanlinet* «"d o»de move the tauic* of . ndenu, sod arc fundamental [or accident prrvtntion in lhe home. Keep your place cleaned Totally nolorbltad individuals see only black, white and shadra which enable the normal paraon to distinguish diffeeweit Pa/choiogteta and physiologists VartoOj community committees i the laboralortaa are probing are completed and will be fully tn will be appointed from time to time to provide guide lirAa for - Contrast perception: Why [xmibie future growth from an­ During this summer 10 primary ■ sir into mines to the nuation. modern analysis and districts have applied for snnexa- qitete future building needs to elimination of air poluIt was Immediately apparent to lants Is a long step in the Hastings School Board, a* a creasing our over-ail school provide a comprehensive Instruc­ ground! man's struggle with occupstional aisease. population from 2JU students to tional program for Junior and Georgius Agricola, a Senior High Schools which will German mlnerologlst and The Hastings Banner pupils are being housed at Northscholar who Uvea three lab employ* acme of the moat centuries ago. was much munity. One such committee. The Central Anna, the Algonquin Lake Building and Site committee, has U-M Medical Center. concerned with ventila­ tion in mines and profour-roren elementary school and ben* appointed and wlU meet early Dr. Thomas Alba uses contact nasrd the bellows shown the Aitoft three-room elementary this fall. In lhe above sketch. But putera, to measure the electrical he knew little ot the com­ QMS IIUXDKID XWD The science of protecting The stan is working on the needs revpon-ws ot the eye to a blinkposition of the foul air which To provide for addiuona! ele­ health evolved during tag light ot Uie instructional program as it •he sought to replace with workers' the Middie Ages, when the Immentary teacher* and instructional An apparatus called a puplUothe tresn stream. relates to the new building pro­ Krtance of clean air came to IHJBSCMUrtlON At Wayne State University's gram and will hare an active part meter la now being deaigned ac­ recognized, especially In cording to U-M specifications. ta oUier arsaa of Uie InstiucUonal department of Industrial medi­ mines and metal-working in lhe planning with the architects cine and hygiene, intensive establishments. program, the full 45 mills voted research is proceeding Into the additional mllMgV will be used this Not until modem times, how­ When Uieae studies are com­ change tn pupil siie following role of polluted air tn the for­ ever. has man been able to year for the first time. malion of diseases of the lungs analyze critically the content pleted. and Uie financial require­ a flash of light. The vision such as cancer. of Inhaled air as a step toward ments for the program which will Uonal equalised valuation In the Utilizing the air "tunnel" establishing its safety. Studies be approved by the Board are light flashes appear brighter shown in the photograph at In progress today are expected known, then the voters of the to provide a purer supply of right, today's scientists suck The device wlU be purchased fume-polluted air from a busy sir. both for tne person at his bond retirement has-been reduced, Detroit street Into a WSu job In factory and mine and for fund* to finance the conatructlon by fund* from a <46,000 UB. the street pedestrian. and Uie Hasting* Public School Public Health Service research School of Medicine laboratory The U.S. government has where test animals are housed. Dlsjflft, 3-J.will M levying a tax The researcher's goal la to find A number of human volunteers participated In this work, not of ijflM to oR| mill leas than in mind the physical plant we have on our present campus and the new knowledge of human vision also participate by sitting in a orffy through grants for re­ search but by establishing classroom* It will provide for future which can be applied to help special room Inhaling over within the U.S. Public Health AMUICAN NCWSSAPU limited periods the exhaustNow that ws have completed people with vision defects. growth. From present reformation Since 1958 Dr. Alpsrn and contaminated street air. The Service a division of occupa­ test subjects are continually tional health which celebrates it would appear our needs would Board has called Phase I of an Ita 5oth anniversary this yesr. be adequately covered for many soctate In University Hospital's checked for ill effects. ophthalmology departzneht. have caused by a stroke, it often oc­ screened more than 1,000 pa- curs with paralysis of the right . new High School. *1de of the body. While these studies are being According to our pait studies For the patient's family as well | completed, and costs ascertained, Dr. Harold F Falta directs the we urge the taxpayer* to note the ophthalmological aspects of the a* the patient himself, aphasia 1* a deeply disturbing experience. project. present reduction in school taxes For these, the Michigan Heart AnociaUon, a Michigan United and to become Interested In the ....... mm ~<r Fund Agency, ha* avaltable free. future educational and financial formative' Early plonem found most invited to participate. Dr. Al-;* « PMt booklet. Aphasia and Michigan cusretd with a vi pern say*. the Family dally the financial needs which Some research funds are uped i It has three sections. “Underextensive wiD undoubtedly increase as our to cotnpensate these individuate standing Aphasia." the "Family's student population increases and for time loot from work uid Part tn Recovery.* V>d "Helping missed menla because of the the PaUent Improve His Use of ,of Detroit Oakland project* and to cover their tran*^ Language." " n .1. <te. It >i«v also n<i. list* six de­ portation to the Medical Oenter tailed studies on stroke and FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE Wl HAVE aphasia, and tells where to get welcome* suggestions from inter­ INSTALLIO A OOLLAR-RILL CHANCER them. It explains the forms ested people and realizes that the aphasia may take and the prog­ PROFESSIONAL DRY CLEANING SERVICE ress can occur under faNtrnkp Victim ,,3“ which “ ** «x*ui town. the designation. Iloyal Vll llill adorable rondltloas <°\« . orabie conditions. North Gen* Lake Cota-Op Open 5:00 o.n*. • 10 p.m. I SI •!•«*!'' "The informed community Io sucr iiwtiily’ .<< The Home home should be ian excelAlthough _many of Michigan's complete such s project, one whose aphasia." Dr. James B. Blodgett, foresta have been lumbered and citizens really want a fine educapresident of the Association said. have disappeared, there still reUanai experience for Its youth and understanding, familiar a ar* number 01 l0Ttst "It was like being In a cat; funds t^' build netdttf classroom* with lhe engine running, but the roundings, a helpful family S1*01*and to provide opening monlee moment one tried to put it into that offers stimulating and 1 The State champion black understanding companionship. , oak—202 inches In girth—at the to maintain and itaff these class­ gear. something crashed with an ugly sound and the englnq portent will to get walk" Oak typifies Ito famous ancestor. room* . stopped." At first the aphasic patient champion, with a height We want each citizen to take n may be able to convey only *lm-' crown spread of almost 100 part In planning our future needs. pic messagta by primitive signals. | fM,t- *nd three other stately From time to time report* will be Attempts to elicit a mere yei-crblack oaks stUl stand as guardof ability to communicate. j no response in Uie form ot nods tens along an old Indian trail issued, meeting* will be held and This condition can follow in­ the entire program pre--«ited for jury to the tpaln. Most cases him beyond hte powers. , two hundred years. approral. We uk that you be In­ resullzdrom a stroke, although Yet from even such unpromlsAlso upholding Oakland Counpeople, with strokes do not terested. that you be well-informed, mawy have aphasia. When aphasia is niR beginnings, aphasic patients ty'a reputation u a national and «e hope that with Board have been known to progress to champion swamp oak (girth >13 leadership and community cooper­ our nerds In the very near future. complete or almost complete re-1 in., height 103 ft) six mltai covery of the use of language north of Rochrater while another ation we will be able to build an Thte phenomtnotr. the booklet champion. Hill* Oak. is located adequate school facility to meet 1S7D points out. is the recall of some- IK*u Lake Orion. thing once known—rather than, These national cb*mt>ior the learning of something new. [ araon< jg which Headers are also warned to ex-I Michigan haa to Its csrdit pect and understand behavior ranking It as the 'Big Tree' changes in aphasic people. Be­ cause ot his brain injury, the State champion tree designspaUent has leas control over his; feelings than before his illness. He may be Irritable, cry or laugh circumference in inches meas­ vary easily, or act impulsively ured at a height of four and one and inappropriately at times. half feet above normal ground Emotional recupfraUan is as ;level. However, national champ­ CORNER wAlNUT AND S. JEFFERSON Ptndlalon does lhe much a port of the recovery pic- •ions are judged on over-ail big­ ture as is the recall of language. 1ness, based on girth, height in "little nothing euit" HASTINGS Michigan Has Giant Trees In Many Areas Hastings SPEEDY WASH COIN-OP Laundromat inav Lose Ability To Communicate Count on the Classics merely a classic ✓ Getting rid of any paper, truh or oily r*M; clean up the cellar, attic and garage / Keep hallway* »nd train clear of objecu. / Hang up took tecurcly Have a tafe place to More A detailed survey of nearly 760 ! youngsters who received prole*, fratonai attention st The Unlveraity of Michigan Pediatric Out। patient Clinic during two separate 1 weeks till* year *how» Uist about 34 per cent suffered from four I major disorders. Heart defect*, congenital xnotnaI lie*, convulsive disorder*, and men'tnon conditions wWch require I medkal attention among patient* i seen in the U-M clinic. Of lhe children surveywd 171 However, more than 300 chil­ dren. including those seen for rou>ttae medical check-ups, were in good health, with no significant phy-dral or emotional problem*, the surrey result* indicate. tuch at In ckncu Avoid where potiible crowded conditiont. Die pediatric paUente c*me from more than 30 Michigan cotmtlr*. / Clean up a »«> *po< w greaty floor at once; keep off as well as out of state. Nearly 40 0oon while they are wet. per cent were from Washtenaw i oounty. Die study was conducted by Dr stimulate Interest In saving pntrtcla Ann ODonnor of the U-M Michigan's outstanding trees. For pediatric* d.-parunenl and lllciurd j Hind* assistant director of Uniexample: A unique forest of giant whilei verslly Hospital, to determine the extent and tjpea of p-rvicea r?ndered In the Pediatric Clinic. In tire midst of this grove stands Ur July were analyaed. No significant Nation's largest white oedar. srasona) change* were apparent over 100 feet high and 306 inches from Uu- >.uney result*. Dr O'Qxmor Mid Uie rrauite in girth. , I found at University Hospital do not [uctetid to show Uie percentage of these dUordcra tn the total population She explained that the Hcwpitei serves a* a referral center, the Michigan Botanical Clob. *nd therefore; the dlttritaitkm of . diMiucs and disorders «vn In tiie A folder available from the I Pedlxtric Clinic would be expected Traveroe CUy Chamber ot to differ from the distribution found ui Uie office practices of A gigantic black willow ijflrth pnvate jxdlatrlctan* and family 313 Inchew > stand* on the pliysiclan*. ground* of the State Hospital there, a majestic white birch (IM In) towers 100 feet high Leelanau, and a 203-ineh bass­ wood stands tn the schoolyard near the tip of the Old Mission Peninsula In the Upper Peninsula, tower­ ing white pine, hemlock, and balsam fir can be found in the Porcupine and Huron mountains In southwestern Michigan tree found at Warren Wooctva vir­ gin beech-mapic woodland tract rence grows the Nation's champ­ ion black chevry — girth. 211 inches. One of the area's tallewc trees la the 231-inch tulip tree, with a height of 164 fret, grow- The State champion sassafras. williom F. Arnold, mana­ ger of the Model Finance Office ot 140 (V. stole Street (next to The Cop­ era. haa an amazing dreumfer- nch red oak stand* in Augusta. In central Michigan tne na­ tional champion eastern ratal- per Lantern). invites you to call him at Wl 5-3429 ot any time you need $25 to $1,000. MONEY FOR A Other champions are a ma­ jestic hackberry <216 In.) south of Grand Rapids at Wayland, a 196-Inch silver maple at Ovid, and n 220-lnch hy brid oak near Durand Near Northville ore a 170tnch black maple, a 130-Inch Norway spruce, and a 174-lnch black locust At New Haven is a FUN-FILLED SUMMER inch silver poplar stands near Utica. and a 206-Inch white oak is at Saline A 300-inch cotton­ wood la In Wayne, a 192-lnch 36 MONTHS TO RtPAY Near Detroit are a 367-inch yel­ low willow, a 235-inch weeping willow, and a 210-inch brittle willow. The National Champion with a girth of 349 inches. USE BANNER WANT AUS! FINANCE CQ | MODEL FINANCE 140 W. Stole St. Hastings COLOR ME Fire claimed an average of measured in feet. essential for town and country, campus or Something career. It's the fine hand of flannel—pure For virgin wool, of course- aerratlon of Michigan's Trees," the Michigan Botanical Michigan hunters are reminded' Club awards 4x6 inch alumiby the Conservation Deportment ' that R ia unlawful to kill hawks.' All and the understated lines and vibrant colorings are trees purely Pendleton. 8-20, $36.00. throughout the state *0 When buying onything. isn’t if reosonoble that the larger selection you have to choose from, the better Pendleton Coiiniry " Clothes your chances of an appropriate choice? Our selection rooms offer choices in every price ronge to suit your exoct wishes os well os means. Open Wednesday Evenings . . As Utuol Bum. McpkabUuk LEOHRRD OSGOOD ^JunenalJJohie im atm s< w. ate emmi wm. HEATING Modern Aire - Oil - Gas - Coal MIN S and LADIES' WEAR "Dtw, Well , . . You Con't Afford Not To" HASTINGS CHARLES H. LEONARD JACK D. OSGOOD Phone 945-2471 . HOT WATER BASEBOARD HEATING PLUMBING SUPPLIES WATER SOFTENERS WATER HEATERS OLD Then, drive out to aee the most beautiful show on earth—the colorful change of the Michigan landscape. "Color reports coming into Auto Club ofiicw detail where and when tho show is at its Make your color tour more enjoyable with ^eraonaUzed Auto Club travel planning. Join *11 fSTIMATtS—— Coll Wl 5-5769 B«S Wllb 2113 Gun Lak* Sood or Wl 5-3732 D|>k AUTOMOBILE CLUB OF MICHIGAN HASTINGS OFFICE �Season Awards Presented Tuesday Al Country Club iters Ude Jephone [« U» mal ImjmM „|f„. c r-7;,,**1* 10 Fnmk Me- Pvenbi may find fe aaaa*hocking, but a growing of Michigan youngrtcr* tnd Mn Lyle GllUwpie. Only imagtnaunn limit* T*i»- “* Anwrtc*r> Inriltute of CVrti- deviaed *omw ot the moat tmagiLecturoa. hr inaunce. pdplM at | Public Accountant*. | native uam. Thom range from A Detrott rabbi took part tn the study at international affair* And, to haatily add. their new- Clinton Junkr Hlgh School in Oak lnt*rvi*wtd NBC new*flr>t cro**-countty paned du- to furtign language inatridMoh.' toowitdge com beyond carterPark David Brinkley. Michigan Stale University ata- I TCX* Cove re third' and vuimi. mu manner. Mr. Iwrry Martin. Mrs Bidney Beach and Mn. Gerald Lawrence The 10 high bridge acorae for the *ea*on were prated by Mra. Grace Denton, Mia. Blander. Mra R O. Finnic, Mia Dorothy f tench Mrt. Paul Faulkner Mra Robert Cook. Mr*. Roy Hubbard Mra. C. H. TRMadell, Mrt. Beach '.md Mrt Martin. duded Mr* RveroU Phelpa Mra. Roger Wiawtli. Mra Richard T. MMlan. Mn. Wright aim and w- J Cronlngtr. *lnMn m the women-* begtng” ^Mue at HCC wa* Mra lYed Markle Mr* WHU*m Btidman waa aecond and tin Larry Haum wa* third. . *fcCki*key won fut place in the Friday night league and teMOd went to Mn*. McAlhater bSmUy car. You too, Can Dance! Alexander tirahai Join Classes Of Your Choice- I Michigan Unlvvrtity, Hanry 1 Community Cbllcg* and 8U ■PMktrt. National Laboratory tn Lemont, ---- ---III Lwkurm appreciate being able A political arkacr ctaaa at to Mt in their office or home Kellogg Commanily CoUrge in ■J* lecture MMtMMt hundred* Hattie Creek thia Sammer Baby Feeding Methods Offer Mothers Choice Tap. Ballet. Acrobatic. Ballet & Balance Beam. The time - honored concept I Winnert of the Juiw Mother-1 that broMt-mllk la better fori Buddy Bent Ball winnm were Mrt Marshall Cook and Mrt Richard Fixer. Runners-up In that tourney were Bandy Gilles­ pie and Cindy Lang. DurtM 3* co™ Un ■»!> «™ r1*" ?» pram In 11 anat it* kind in the Nation. thee For Learning Purpte **ttr* and yellow and ung* Country Club fur ita final I-uasday bridge luncheon of the! iSSnJr’rJ"* *™* ----- —— ——t —«uiizatlon. ’ * yntwnily of Michigan ob*triridan claim* that today IgreM-feedlng and boCUe-feedtng aro equally good for a baby. Nuptial Eucharist Unites Couple at Battle Creek Michigan UnlrrrMty. He ia daughter at Mr. and Mrt. Fred­ erick P. Halbert of 23875 Ban­ field Road, R4 Battie Creek and David Fredric Church. ton of In the September tournament 1 went to Mn Rowland Hall Mrt. dition.’ performed the double ring cerc- Damp Wash 3 to 5 Year Old . . . Ladies Slim and Trim • 5 Prtfe«ti«n*l Tesckan—Vhkee* WelcMee Wash and Fluff Dry WILSON SISTER'S W. Flnhh Skirt., Flerwwfc. Wart, ClMha. HASTINGS HOME LAUNDRY I Lillian » Hay Ubunl 323 S. Mlehlsnn DANCE STUDIO 302 E. Grand Wl 5-4042 a* a Mice management trainee. YOU D/DUY KNOW, Church of 8M Hamilton Road. Arrangement* ot white gladioli 1 and white pompon*, on Grecian better mother*. The bottle-fed । pedertata, and spiral candelabra baby, held by hl* mother, can fed a* loved and aecure ** hu Donald Wilson, organist. and Mrt. Carl Moore, aololrt. "Aria Wrongly oppoard" to mixing in r Major." by George Frtd- Special Dance Classes— Family Bundles Consolidated School at Hickory Comm and waa graduated from Central Michigan University where he waa affiliated »lth Drita Bigina Phi aortal fraternity and Alpha Kappa Pal bustnoea The Redemption Luthefan fraternity. He is employed by cimmpionshlp went to Mra Ri»wil Kimmel wHh Mr* W J. I McAIUMar runner-up. The fmr flight title in the nine-hole event went to Mra. Roger Robert* with Mn Robert Shannon a* runtmr-1 factor* a* whether there are1 up The second Right champion j other children in the home, j aa* Mra Robert Rhode. Ballroom, Character COMPLETE LAUNDRY SERVICE MRS DAVID FREDRIC CHURCH . . . Mia* Barbara Lynn Halbert Become* Bride. Joseph Burkholdtr a* runner-up The nine-hole winner «s* Mr* Robert Hitaon with Mn. W. J. two typea of mUk -j* not signi­ ficant’’ from a lualtli (Tonlnger oecond. The women’s club ctmmpicnxhlp waa wxx> by Mra John Mul­ feed a child should be left enligan with Sue Flora a* runner- Baton, Jazz, Adult t«d budget* can obtain lhe atrvice* ot a qualified authority or I dHfcirtk generally for : one time and buttle-led Um* next. and Were Staging a Gigantic MONEY-SAVING SALE to Celebrate our 20th Year of Business in Hastings... Ends October 16th • Ruth 1. Barbecued Chicken & Spare Ribs .come and The get fem t Superette Tom O’ Solly Robinson Ladies SWEATERS phyxlctan aay*. But often moUirhich I attitude changed, featured overs & V necks. Sixes 34-40. Regularly $12.98 Now since Uy the beet-fed baby.” ehmlh akrrt rnrept into a detlme tUne Dr S,torl°’ I “whable chapel Uam neural by | administers qumtionnalro* to;* bow at the back. Her bouffant mothan mklng them which veil of English illusion »a* *tmethod they selected and why. ' Uched co a circlet ot matching He **y* that the merwhdmlng pmu and lace. She carried a majority of women, no matter cluster of phalacnopati orchid* whether they tavart-fed or hot- and atephanotia. li“4r bet*1?*, claim they ■ MUfl j^y Halbert attended her choee to dn on -breauw <> w>. ... . Mlrhinn k u 01 Kalamaxoo. the groom* *Uh Michigan *qulrrtl hunter* had yiw Jarw Goode of Park a banner arnaon in 1964. aoortng ~ a kill of rrg.000. Their *hootlng laa of Iron Mountain, both col•uteem tart ytar wa* the higheat gMce IBM when mon* than one million aqutnel* wero taken. One Group — Wool coats with mink Ladies BLOUSES -------- -------- — mo Bay. Cuba, 1* the United. identically BUte.’ oldest oversea* ba- —- ’ J00™*? qulred through a lease Cuba in IBM. , in a modified empire and featurcd chandelier uleevts. Their bouffant veil* were secured by matching crepe Dower* The $1.00 Per Week! 1 lyptu* in the tallxman gold, cnuigr. and yellow ahadee The Rower girt wore a coronet of trenched carnations and earned a cluster bouquet of the aame flower* Huron, fraternity brother of the 1 groom, served a* beat man. The ushero were Frederic Halbert, :brother ot tha bride; Lloyd Wrpman of Lowell. also a fra­ ternity brother, and Barry Wat­ ' kina of Battle Crrek. Regularly $79.98 One Group — Three styles, 100% wash & wear cottdn. Assorted colors. Ladies LINGERIE 100% cashmere in two styles. Colors: block or beige. Size 6-18. One Group—Bras and girdles in broken sixes. Regularly $59.98 Girls DRESSES Girls SLIPS APPLIANCES NOW! RADIOS - STEREOS White cotton with loce trim. Sices 3 to 6X $4 88 Reg. $2.98 — Now I - Regularly $1.98 Now Boys LINED PANTS For a $10.00 GIFT CERTIFICATE to be Given Away on Regularly $1.98 Now SATURDAY. OCTOBER 9th. at Closing Time! BLANKETS by Beacon Select from one Off Kn. Kate. See Our New Modgl* of Zenith A.M. & F.M. Radial JEWELERS II* W. Stat. StraM / mothers wore cymbidium orchid* In matching moon green and gold, respectively. Following the ceremony, a re­ ception waa given at the Wo­ men’s League Club house Back­ ground music waa provided by Mn. David Kntko at the piano. Wl 3-3012 Jr. ot Hastings. later, a buffet supper wa* served al the home ot the brides parents. The paront* ot the groom were host* tar the rehearsal dinner at Gull Harbor Inn. . For her going away outfit, the bride wore a wool herring­ bone tweed stilt-drw* trimmed with matching moa* green »ucde po'lar and cuffs and accented by matching aiedo accawles and ronuge of plialaenopal* orchid* from h*r bridal bouquet. Following a Iwneyinoon trip M Colorado, the newlyweds win reside at 120 East Michigan Ave. kpt. I. in Battle Crotk. She 1* i 1M2 graduate at Hasting* High khool and ' attended' Central Sice* 7 to 14 $088 Reg. $3.98 — Now U IN and REGISTER FREE Corduroy and ddhim. Assorted colors. • PRAM SUITS and SNOW SUITS One Group — Size* 9 mo*, to 24 mo*.—2-6. Choote from several style* and color*. $588 Regularly $7.98 Now m THERMO WEAVE ■K 100% Cotton with Nylon binding. 1 Regularly $5.98 ? ^*500 Silver Holloware _ Several Style* ... In One Group Th® Valencia MAKE Now Reduced a mow green crepe sheath with an attached ovethiouae of match- SELECTIONS Now Cashmere COAT: Regularly $1.98 Now 205 N. Michigan —OPEN DAILY— 9 A.M. to 11 P.M. Ladies COATS One Group — Cardiflans. slip­ DIAPERS R<9 $2.98 Gauge diapers. Sixe 2lw^ $E*00 x 40. Slightly irregular Jr dox. j «»s «« TOWELING Linen with striped border. Stamped PILLOWCASES Hemgtltchocj. a$st. pattgmj. H« ’ CANNON TOWELS NtW FATTIIINS ' 1* Now2'°'$l Face Towel is»25—R<s.49c Now 3 lo'$1 Wash Cloths KITCHEN TOWELS «•» Terry, assorted patterns. 3 y^. »V° Look for famous 12 • R«s 2’c Now 5 '“ $ 1 —sss=s=a**atacassBS9»s; «<* *' « *1 g Regularly $1.69 Now Bath Si**2' GARMENT BAGS Jumbo sixe Holds 14 gar<4OO ments 54' length with 2 Now hook kame. 1 u for 3 »1 | 00 Trade-Name' labels on the things you buy ... you’ll fint^them here! Parmaleei 124 East State Street �Welcome Wagon Club Opens New Fall Season by Sally Johnson, president. Mr*. JohnKXi then Introduced herself and each member and guest tntroduced themselves and told their Walldorffs and Lawrences Return From Trip Abroad M ■ ■ ■ where they lived before coming to Hastings and how many children1 The Robert Walldorffs and «he Geiuld lAwrence* returned last Tuesday evening from ■ threeweek vacation trip to Euroi* which am* Just fUUxI with wonderful experience The trip wa* sponsored by me Michigan Retailer'* A.woctotlon and there were 56 In two buses making Uie cxinducu-d tour, which Included Holland. Germany. Austria. Italy, Switzerland. France and Bigtand. The highlight* of interest In cacti country were visited, such ns Uie VaUcan and the ItasUlca tn Rome. Fur scenic beauty. Switzerland won Apt place in Uicir opinion. Although thl* was the Jnitlal underlakuig for the Retailer'* As­ sociation. tlie oigaiitMtiixi was outstanding, and similar world­ wide trips are now being plntuied meeting held with Mrs Johnson Introducing her officers to Uie new XrKSX.““ Hastings Mutual Insurance Build- i treasurer Ing aortal rooms Ttie Welcome 1 The Welcome Wagon Club hold* Wagon Club 1* affiliated with tlie . l,»elr meetings each rnaiUi on Uie Welcome Wagan'Of Amenra. 1 fourth Tuesday at 8 pm Mr* The Wetaxne Wa«nn hortraara ?'Ju“un «nnoun«d the plans of Hom Inga are Mra Marguerite I f" ** Kaechele and Mra Pat Guenvcv ,1,'W 0,1 8-»“^d*y. Oct, 9. at three TO, n. c-UM u . parking tot. Felpausch Food Cen. ter and tn the Kroger lot. This The OnlyGift That Lasts Forever | Mrs Johnson introduced Mr* •Irene St Martin of St. Martin uifurnuiUve dcmotutrallon of floral ; urrnngemwiti. Slie iiad assarted containers in whlch she arranged was also a thrill. way and far surpassed their greatest expectations , several beautiful artificial arrange­ . merit* on display. i St Martins Florist is a member ' of Ulf FTD Floral Sen ice and will telegraph floral bouquets to any ; place In the United States and !Wilson Sisters Add to Staff­ ; The Wilson SUtera. Jo-Ellyn and I Jackie, have announced that Lynn I Woods U now woWting Mra Rene ; Russell in teaching ballet, arroi batlc* and gvmrustus at the W>inon SIsUt,- Dance Studio ut 3U2 E. iu Grand rana ‘ 1 Mr* WiXAls trained under Mra. i Russell lor performing and ic.ich' ing. with addittoiuil .-tudy and training with the Jlos ai Winiwpfg I Bullet, acewding — ---------— Sunday dinner guest* of lhe Wm. Hewitt family of Grand Ledge were 1 uiuru Ncsteley of sponsor of lhe Welcome Wagon Club of Hasting*. She gave a cen- corsage of fall flowers to Mra. Nancy Bloom. Mr* St. Martin tiitfi answered questions from the au­ dience. Everyone enjoyed her in­ formative demonstration*. served refreshments of coffee, tea and assorted tails and cream puff* Tlicse attending were Corene Dohm. Nancy. Nagel. Carol Ken­ sington, Janet Walsh. Marian Karnirr. Byhla McGee. Connie Lob- Uie Your Credit 24 Month* to Pay Our Diamond Room Available for Private Consultation Hodges JEWELRY Established 1931 122 W. State St. .1 family dinner on Bunday for' tlie pleasure of their grandpar-1 inis, the John Hewltu. wiilch , included all the Kelley grand- CATT the fall colors carried out In the decorations. The officer* served as Christian Church Al Coats Grove s Nuptial Scene Society newS urday wliere they will be spend- 'Honor Pete Huver ;On 90th Birthday Pretty Wedding Is Solemnized at Home in Hastings -Jo-Ellyn and n group of the lpate in the taihung Community _ti.-_____ _____ ____ To honor peter Huver'a 90th <Liy night Ort 13 Ju-Ellyn is to I birthday. Oct. 1. there wa* a i*ut> : toad the art* perf'-xmlng In .1 . Mrs. Pauline Baker entertain A very pretty wedding wiaiF* wo* Mr-------and* ** Mr* “ John Loftus, Sr -* ot •judge* • — Sunday. Oct 10, for Uie Emery. Jodene Howell, Shanxi cd her daughter and family. Mr solemnized at the home of Mr. and ' Middleville. Wayne Ortroth and inidittons for the Detroit City Yweldyke, Miriam E. WlUte, Karen and Mr*. Budd Randall. Gary Mr*. Orin Wolcott, 1203 N. Mkhl- I Anne of Lacey. Mr. and Mr* Rev ! Hill, t Company. It wa* announced Klahn. Nancy Janke. Linda Hough, Ths Coal* Grave ChrUUan and Rodney, for dinner on Sun-1 H^UnS^Countty Club Mr*. T. R, Stevens. Vlnrlnla Stev­ hurch wa* the scene Saturday day honoring Mra. Randall's I ic. JtS.. „ J _ Club al 7 pm . when Utelr niece, Kay Alvin <Xke» Huver. Steve and Daens. Carolyn Hendrick. Alma M. Schultz. Linda Lowry. Evelyn WU- I, L.— -7-^-— •— ——- ------------- -winner* were air*, c. w. ttich- Olbaon, who ha* been makii^ her:vid. Mr. and Mr*. Clarence iPuti llamMin, Karni McKay. Nancy llght aerriw uniting In marriage unison and Mrs J B Vandcmee home wish them, and William ■ Huver. Mr and Mrs Lloyd Huver, Blqam, Mary Elliott, Mra. Put J* MrA,«nrt U£dl“K'dau^The Oortton Coveo will be en- of Grand Rapid*. Second went Uy of Grund Ledge. Mrs William Donna Wilkins. Guernsey. Mra. Irene St. Martin. 5; ‘«r‘*,n'nS l***r duplicate bridge to Judge Phil Mitchell and Roy rlgan Sr. and the late Mr. Corti- I James and Janet, Tuu ’ ' ’ and- Mis — Sally Johnson. Mary Denker. Dan­ JuhT1 rntr113 'dub °n S*turda’’ c'v<'»lng. Hubbard and third to Mrs. Rob­ gun, exchanged their vow*. Mr. and Mts.W Earle Peake na Gutcheaa and Barbara Miller. The Rev. Arbutus Hurleas of Uie Beckwith. Mra. Lloyd Haver and Kathy were Saturday and _________ :■ ■..................... brought a lovely birthday cake, and Sunday guexU of his sister. Mrs. South Kalamo Pentecostal Church Marraret Tl>w wcrv' 27 al thc Eaat-wrat. honor* went to "Grandpa ” Huver iud a fine time performed Uie double ring cere ­ Tl^^rmun^ O.L. KalbCTlnK at the home of MA Mra Vernon Hile and Larry blowing out all tlie candles. mony before the fireplace. Candel ­ M b> I P^wnan Furrow on Bunday In- Hughes of Battle Creek, recond Sandra Rebon. a student al eluding the Reid Furrow family t° Gordon Dehnel and Herman abra. vases of white mum* inter­ Eastern University, spent tlie attend an all-day meeting of inc KCV. rain sama. Mra Joaeph Shultz was In weekend with her parent*, the The bride chose a gown of from Flint, the Bill Garrison Botcher und third to Mr. and spersed with green*, and palm* the Dance Masters of Michigan decorated Uie.spociou* living room Lansing from Thuraday until Carl Brtscru at the Vlndline Simmons School. satin with lace bodice and family from Jackaon. tlie Roland Donna Oocheneo. organist, played Sunday visiting her daughters Mr. and Mrs. James King and ■ . -----. . ....... . ..... .... WJIU the nuptial muuc which also in­ and thrir families, the Tom baby of lensing called on Mr Uent at lella Hospital in Battle cluded three favorite hymn* of thgr Undsnys and the Albert Ors- and Mm. Max Bump Friday topped with a bouquet of yellow SIS? bride, on the quaint antique organ boms. mum*. •• —— -----------family. —------evening, last week. Maraiiall Furrow Mickrv -------------------------------------------------try on Monday Furrow, who laid been m thMr*« Leora Newton enter­ Mra Gayle Ryan of Jackson, The bride, given in marriage by tained Mr. and Mrs. Franklin of honor and Miaa Mamha Grin­ service in England, and' ffrs ftn overnight guest of Mr*, her unde. Mr Wolcott, wore it bridesmaid. Cathy Beckwith and Kathy and Mra, age — - was -------------———------wAller ----- - - brother. Brian, tn Germany, suns' Tina Beckwith for dinner on dlnK ,uuI Cheryl Borton, nieces of tlie Rdland Furrows, are tier* Tina Beckwith on Tuesday, and street-length white brocaded drera Sunday. |of tlie bride, were Junior bridro- home after being released from on Wednesday Mra. Beckwith wlUi a coat to match, with tiny servier only-------------------t w o famUv accompanied her to Otwqd Rap­ white button* down Uie front and Mra. Kent Gibson, formerly maid* .. — Tlie —----—.— who -could —.j not attend id* where they will be gberta of a Peter Pan collar She wore white Dawne O'Connor of Hasting*, u । All were gowned in blue-green , ... "'•'"''txTr. now studlng fashion illustration i brocade with matching veil hat* P9£ly were Davo Furrow,.who Mr*. Hazel Hudnutt for a few of white and yellow button mum*. at lhe Art Center School of Las'and ranlcd bouquet* of yellow u ln KatTa, and Michael OarriTlie Russell Bentons were A single strand of pearls was her AngelBB. Calif. I mum* Mn- who L’ ln »t Traverse Sunday dinner guests at the only Jewelry. * Pnlll A bOlintCOUS , r am Rw-U. Kixtsc «.-■< was bert man and ■.......» . piXIUCk diD­ £ Personal Mention This Week & Every Week | L'Aiglon David and Michael Mllerdlng On Saturday evening, the “Mr. | were ring l-t-.irers^xfid Debra and Mra. Fellowship Ctasa" of Barton was Rower girl. the Hastings EUB Church met Lorry and Bryan Allerdlng at the "Y" Lodge for a chicken were pager, unrolling the whlto barbecue. The event wa* a real carpet succer.-, a* there were 125 to mLorry and Roger Catt broth- joy the dinner and the social era of the groom, and Orville evening which Included punts Hording, nephew of the bride and a most intcrertlng program, seated the guests. ... Mts' Arnold Erb was organist ; Mrs. Albert Klnnc entertained and accompanied George Spera.'IB PugKMalrons of the Bedford as he sang The Lord s Prayer ut, OES Chapter No. 471 for dinner the conclusion of the double at her home a: 6:30 p.m. on ring ceremony. I Thursday, Sept. 23. Court whist Mr. and Mrs. Vent J. Allerdlng IWB-' played and prize* were won ceremonies Assisting with the Keen and Alice Putnam * ‘ ' reception In U»e church parlors' were Mrs Ronald Martin. PaOn Saturday evening. 2.^_. Sept ___ 25. trlcla Wood and Roberta Rivett M. R. Furman* en'eryUned Bonnie Augst. Linda Stowell, the Tony Heins, the Ben Carrs, Carol Norton and Joyce Under- Uie - Rlcliard Guenther*, the man assisted with the gifts. Douglas Cooper* and the Gordon Following .a northern Michigan Havens for an evening of bridge, wedding trip, the couple are re- : . siding at Lake Odessa on Mor** Mrs. “ Boyd Payne was hostess ton Strart . ; for her deasert-brldge club on Historicol Society To Meet Thursday niece, the James Kings, and while there went through the Capitol building, and other places of interest Including quite an extensive tour of Michigan State campus where Mr. King Is an Instructor. Mr and Mrs. Paul W. Drenthe the weekend to visit their daugh- L'AIGLON Korea a triumph in knit* — this one, a hand ribbed acetate in two parts. Superbly seamed orerblouse top join* a slim *kfrt for that look of nnmia. takable nndcr*uicmeuL Black, royal, red, green. Sue. 10-20. - Other styles and colors in our wide selection $2498 Stanton home on Sunday employed at the E. W. Bits*. / Following a aeddlng trip (\o Benton Harbor. Mrs. Blanche Northern Michigan, the couple will Stanton and Allen KlrelU of be making their home at Larabre Millstadt, Ill. Jean Stanton wa* Lake. Ra Delton. liomc from FrrrU for the wrekMr. and Mr*. James Patrick i Winning prt.-cs were Mra Wm. Parker. Mrs Joseph Shultz, und Mns. Robert B. Moore. on Sun- croft were dinner guents of the | Peter Mai Uns. Mra. Nora Fisher of Lansing Hastings will have a program on b>’ ths Nickles of tlutr recent expected home around the I2lh die Civil "War. Dr Ethel Williams • trip to Japan Mr. and Mr*. Martin Ambs off of Kalamazoo and Charles Huver ; * * * Otsego visited ’Mrs. Lulu Ed­ monds on Sunday. Roger ReyArchaeology Society of Grind the Roderick Bwad!Ing family mood* Rapid* will be apeukera Dr. Wu- und the John Chandler family nold* of Bedford called on hla Ham* will tell about the Kiting up for dinner on Sunday •*— •-—-z-uk- *»_ -a- — to ■■lionocgrandmother, Mrs. Edmonds on of a geneaotogy section in libraries, the 16th birthday of Bonnie Monday. He is leaving for a and Mr. Huver will tell about the Swadllng The Chandlers uro California Naval Base on Turawork the Archaeology Society 1* lenvlng to spend the Winter at,day m he ha* enlisted in the doing. Naples, Fla. | U. a Navy. Shop ' Ainu Fingkton Your Pharmacist* Works For Better Community Health tlie Elmer Bar.terns of Kalama- Mr. and Mrs. Winston Merrick' and Mr. and Mr*. Edwjn Chaffee' are vacationing In northern Michigan. October 3-9 1965 National Pharmacy Week FOR SALE Seeing is Believing BEFORE I Went to Peg's Beauty Bor AFTER I Went to Peg's Beauty Bar 36 IRONSIDE DRIVE hair cut. specialized color, and 100 FT. CRAY BRICK RANCH JUST INSIDf CITY LIMITS. I year old. Walk out basement with 18 ft. of sliding glass doors. 36 ft. living room and dining room combination, large fire­ place, sliding glass doors leading to balcony. Large kitchen with all electric built ins, 30 ft ot formica counter. Breakfast room. 4 bedrooms. 3 Vi baths. 2 ceramic, all with built in formica vanities. Master bedroom, 14 x 16 "has private bath. Ort’and TV room, sowinizoom, suitable 1_ . a new permanent.-’ Lower level, 56 ft.: tec room, bar, fireplace, large 4th bedroom and bathroom, laundry room, “You. too. con become a The Bonnet & Gown Gardner Pharmacy The bride Is a 1964 graduate of Hastings High Schoo] and is em­ ployed at Keeler Brass in Middleof Allendale visited her parents. vllle. The groom is a graduate of Middleville High School. He spent and family over the weekend. Uent at Blodgett Hoapltal In T7ie Barn* County HKtorleaJ SoMra. Otis Boylan entertained Grand Rapids, on Tuesday of rtety will meet Thuraday evening. Mr. and Mra. Charles Norns. Oct. 21. 8 pro., at Uie Haatlng*, local. Mr. and Mrs F. B. Curtlsa City Bank. of Shepherd. Mr. and Mra. Cramer* brother, the Clifford Roland Nagel, naturalist at tlie I George Mn-tstonc of Bilrsfleld Poland fondly, of Lansing. Rev. LUa Manktr expects to Yankee Spring* State Recreation und Mr and Mrs. Frank Nickle drive to Houghton Lake on Sat­ programming for nature trails, together at her home in' Kala- urday where rhe will conduct . identifying ti>e historic sites and mhzoo on Thursday. Sept 30. evangelistic services from Oct the making of thl* beautiful scenic Mrs. Norris. Iiad accompanied jark ever mare valuable to the, this group to Europe ten ymra The Donald Smelkers, who । resident* of Southern Michigan. ago. Makin? the day even mere have been spending the Summer A knit with know-how ... with a corsage of Fall cotan. wm maid of honor, and PhD Walldorff waa Uie groom's attendant Both the aunt of the bride and moUier of Uie groom wore navy blue with corsages of yellow and brown mums. At Uie reception which followed. Drone and Joan Cole served, und | Jane Hurles* cut the beautiful wedding, cake. Lauretta Guernsey presided at the punch bowl and ‘Cinderella’ with a personality Ju«t Call 945-3382 (Above Savings & Loan) AM-FM installed An all rooms, All Thermopane windows. Underground wiring Wall to wall carpeting. Many extras. Owner leaving city, priced way below replacement cost at $42,500. Telephone 945-2256 for Appointment �WMU Graduate On Barry Staff Highbank Farm Bureau will meet Friday with Mr. and Mr*. Id Rice. Potluck lunch after­ ward*. a Bunday gueata of Mr and Mn. Roger Davis were Mr and Mrs Donald Cheney, Park­ er Ik-way. Diana and Janice Da­ vis. Philip Lee. Rosalie Ammon and Gerald and Otorla Milter to Lakewood Host to Visiting Student From Sweden of Diane and Janice * Mr and Mra Maurice Hynes ot Hasting* and Clayton Eib of Byron Cen­ ter ware Monday caller* of Mr. and Mr*. Homer Hammond ♦ Bernard Davia w*a a Saturday overnight gueat ot Floyd Haye*. * Sharolyn Howell spent the Freeport By Mra. Sylwrn T< Mm Flwd E. Wetmore Mm R. »««.*"} Kurfe “/Wa nutagement of their daughter. Be ID Jane, to Roger A. Ames, son of Roger Ames of Delton and Mr*. Thoma* R. Anglo of Oregon. Ml** Hill is a IMS gradu­ ate of Delton High School and i, employed at Crooked Lake Durfee Mushroom* Stuff Round Steak MU* Kaihk-en Morrison, a June graduate of Wettern Michi­ gan Unlvarxlty. ha* joined lhe Barry 8p*cl*J Education Dept im » aEJ*ch thtrapUt. airport in Detroit In September and is making her home at the John Sinclair reikJence. M9 *. Broadway. Woodland In Sweden Anita was enrolled In lhe classical of her achooling. Her curriculum called for the study of German, French, Lattn. Kngliah, and of course. Swedish. meeting held In Detroit. Mr*. Wetmore waa »««"»}*’ of the *ta*ring committee that organIwdtSZ Midland County B.r, AWRUWJ-I*'? ■STAY ALERT LOAPj A I Ut M ■ June graduate of Delton Kellogg High School and la now attend­ Friday caller* ot Un. Ruth ing Wright Beauty Academy. Mr Bteam Other out of town gueMo during the week were Mr* Cle­ tus Wieland of Logan and Mr. and Mn Cam Bleam of Podunk Iv'kr * Mr. and Mrs. Orlo Hcatctlrr of Alto were Saturday vtaitoro of Mr. and Mrs. Muri Hostetler. Sunday Mr. and Mr* Find 1,067 Mem* and pievew. drained U cup chopped onion 2 tabtespoooa lard or dripping* 2 cups soft bread crumbs Uou'll love our Buttarcruit Bread .... Rxh m sugar, milk and shortening A pleasure to serve foe dinner or lunch**. Delicious toasted Baked Pineapple Sweet Rolls 6 far Serve thes^ p.neapple roil* on your bread tray ... a welcome change tor your family. Caramel Iced Fry Rolls 6 for ilowenr, this U not exduaivwtF a problem tor the elderly, accord­ ing to the U-M rpirlamlnlnrtt FRIDAY & SATURDAY Baker's Daxen Day v^. a..H a ej.'i, A FAMlLYi much like yours 1735 tor the Pennsylvania General Asaetnbly. It served aa a colonial capital until the Revolution, whin U was a gathering place of the Continental Ccngnaa. Fortunately, the livery sublet of Second — .. colonial Philadelphia no longer toe buildstand near Independence Hall, but in most other reaped* the historic birthplace of the United States will lo<iml tolerance for high ternperatum and humidity, he lay*. While these people are dearly In Jeopardy durinc severe beat A cinnamon fry roll with caramel glare A real treat STORY OF Independence Hall WiU Reg:;ain Look of 1876 the past 10 year*, stroke* have consistently accounted for about 10 pc can of the deaths Ln Michi­ gan, but in periods of heat streaa dUrtng 1M3 and 1*13. the number of such deaths in the state roae to 15 per cent. BAKED GOODS Jobs The Grand Rapids office of the Michigan Employment Security and roll, faatrnlng each roll with a wooden pick Brown in 1 table­ spoons lard or dripping*. Add . water, cover tightly and cook in .. < Smalt project mold take 2* year*. "Our approach te that time is not the important thing—accuracy . or prnlocuftd heal wave*. Or. Schuman I* currently plan* I nlag more detailed studio* to ex­ plan*, this phjvtatogteal-pharaacotogical aaprot of beat ware*. E’S BAKE SHOP WHITES PHOTOGRAPHY RPeTiNG STOP in and SEE the Largest Selections in Old maintenance records showed a payment for taking down and rnsctitng marble mantel*. It waa the first proof that mantels at any officer on an attack transport, during tha couree of whiefi he •aw action in New Guinro, the Philippine* and Okinawa. Active ia civic affair* in the Petoakey area, Mr. Clark la a fwnw preaident of th* Ilwanis BARRY COUNTY ... NYLONS - WOOU - ACRI LONS and HERCULONS by UPHOLSTERING Atryar and Monarch Special tiwg* Area m Tuesday*. • Pickaf^and Delivery. • Maay Samples. SOI Nylon ** VS. INSTALLATION INCLUDED THE FURNITURE k BUILDING Mu, FREE SFOT REMOVAL For • Period of « MonHu ^^Kug & Furniture Cleaning Specialists DEPENDABILITY 8 YEARS EXPERIENCE — GUARANTEED WORK DEPENDABLE SEAVICE worried about college costs? try an HCB education loan! I. Duroclean removed from */j to 65% more DURACLEAN Method Outchons All Other* soil than other methods. PROMPT ADJUSTMENTS Take along shorts, shoes, dresses and clothes of all sorts . .. tennis most important thing MONEY! If you need it few college, you can get it at HCB. of course! . Duroclean showed less than '/j of 1 % fab­ ric wear compared with up to 25 times os ' with ’ ‘ methods. much Durodaaa showed absolutely no shrinkage compared with up to 231 sq. inches lost by some of the other methods on o 9 by 12 rug. racquet, golf clubs, bowling ball, softball . . . bicycle, books, radio and camera ... but make sure you have the ’. WOODLAND MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY WOODLAND MUTUAL REPRESENTATIVE PXYNN MATTHEWS AGENCY Route 5, Hostings. Michigan Miller’s "SSf �Phil Stanton In MSU Band Heavy Frosts Blanket Area Lake Odessa CHRISTMAS STAMPS 2 Hurt in Open Intersection Crash Bv Mrt. Dan Peterman 1U SwomI Aww. M4-IWS ting*, and Patricia Claypool. 22. The Euchre chib met Saturday R5 Hutlngs. suffered lacerations for a potluck supper the ixxnr and brubes In a mishap at of Mr and Mr*. Glonn Toney East Doud Ry Mrt. IJoyil (hren Caseworker Hurt,} net 'tore* under Italy's Lepoh* cine Alps for 13 3 mUeg. the Na­ tional Geographic say*. Services Here Are Continued Ing the birth of a daughter. Oct 1. Site weighed 8 lt». 1 oz anti Hospital. hai btxn named Patricia Lynn Mr. and Mra Millard Hultman of Grand' Rapid* were Moodai visitors of Mr. and Mrs. ftarles CHRISTMAS SEALS William H. Hclrigcl of H**Unvi are director* of tlie agency which U financed Uirough lhe United Fund campaign Laat year 83 Barry reaidciiLs und Rapnand Owens. * Mr. and Mra. WHEEL HORSE, OF COURSE their Umlllea received professional Lloyd Owen called on Mr*. Emma counseling help from the Family' Now mowing** fun, and faster, too. Owen and Mr* Dorothy Monroe Friday evening. Glad to report Enuiu Owen doing much better ------------•-----------and garden tasks. Test-ride? Call: Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Owen were The drieot spot on earth is dinner guest* W their daughter in program for girls. Through than* Nashville, Mr. an) Mrs William Chile's Atacama Desert, lhe Na-'l E. L. CARPENTER yrara It has continued to do ao Cox. Saturday night they attended tlonal Geographic aays. At onci place, Calama. no mln ha* ever j HARDWARE by volunteer leoderamp. the chicken supper at Freeport 142 I. Stole St. . : leaden. Please volunteer your' talents to help the many girls , who dre watting to be grouped. ; On. Sept. 28 officers elected! Old Fashioned AUCTION SALE wire: President, Joanne Hogan: vice president. Perri Holu; «e- Camp Fire Smoke FIGHT TUBERCULOSIS and Othar Respiratory Diseases Sept. 28 . .. ..... Sept 29 . ... ....... Kept 30 . .. Oct 1 ........... . .. Oct- 2....... 77 6« 67 68 1 NOTHING BUT THE TRUTH 46 82 : Every newspaper worth the I name is regularly farced to say 56 40 • .101 "sorry" to well-intentioned but ! misguided citizens who ask that 41 __ I legitimate news not be published Pleasant Valle) Ry Mn. Ethel Rlank Sunday dinner guests of thMr daughter and family, the Thomas Curran* of Grand Rapids. find out what they had paid for .1 piece of equipment In other 'words, don’t tell the taxpayer what Is happening to his money. MUSIC CENTER pledge my Jicad to clearer think­ Ing. my' Heart to greater loyalty. Oxford in Dark Olive. Ically fresh end new, but still scry, »«ry Pontine. Thet's written ell over It, from the no-doubt-about-lt now front end to the trimlfullored rear. (Did you think for one minute that we'd leave out the unique Pontiac styling character you like so well? Never!) game Soil-Health Builders meet Sunday. Oct. 10. at 2 p_m. at the clubhouse at Bradley. George Another nice thing about the '66 Pontiacs is that other Pontiac lovers we've got a bright new Grand quick handling. But you'll discover those things there are more of thorn—3 new super-sumptuous Prix, new Catalinas. new Star Chief Executives— whert you slip behind the wheel and turn a new Broughamsand 4 Venturas. And. of course, for you all with new Wide-Track ride and improved cat* '66 tiger loose. Wlde-Triek Pontlec/’dt METICULOUS MEN CHOOSE MASSAGIC You'll like the handsome new look of these fashionable new shoes by MASSAGIC. And the built-in comfort matches the good looks, too. “See the wide variety of lasts, colors and leathers Birke's You’ra looking at tha nawaat thing In tigers. Slaak, laan-musclad naw style. New power that starts with a revolutionary new kind of all and ranges through four V-8’s. Crisp curves shape the naw silhouette, and the sports coupe sports a smartly recessed roar window. Pontiac’s revolutionary overhead cam six .acts sixes for. Delivers 165 hp (oryou can specify Tempest Customs and Le Mans. V-8’s? Up to more like a V-8. looks like no six you ever saw, the sports package which includes the 207-hp 360 hp in the GTO. See all the *66 tigers in and still remembers that saving is what six buyers version). And it's standard on all Tempests, tiger country today. 107 N. MICHIGAN HASTINGS Wldl-TflCk Pontllc/'86 �CLU. Troop 178 Proud . C Of 4 Eagle Scouts This Year David Godfrey, Bob Bassett, Da- tp Bob Baeertt; 2 -ymr pins to; vid Myers; scribe badge. Bteve Lajry Osgood. 'Eric* Thompson, j r LpCtltTW The Hastings Banner CnMlem&n: Inuructcr badge, c'harlm sunthsimer. David John Citadrr of Gardner's wmH,lebncr- SWVTO s’‘?*ard- T,.m' Pharmacy and Marty Schramm Thunday, October 7, 1965 ?M"re.,1^Uler' tMvW'MllkT. Clatcj. Richard Francisco; 1- of' Pennock Hoopital and tlx trey Nhlicr; quancrtnaster bodge. ycftr paii to sutvlwn Jacoby. Medical FscllhyThuroday als*m>Gordon Howes; and a l-/ror; tended lectures al Southgate Inn। j Eagle Scout awards wcro'pro- badge. Eric Thompson. [ perfect attendance pin to Oreg at Kahunaroo. joented to Eric Thompson. Oreg I Cutahaw. Charins att'^S Sunthelmer. tar |aasut tin- practicing pharmacist, | by providing him with greater | of Honor held Sept. 27 for Troop Mtement. forestry, motorboating. Pleasant Valley knowledge of modem drugs and 178. |repule study: Eric Thompson. then actions, he con-1 may better serve asto athat health j Tenderfoot badges went to wildlife management, forestry; Church : better .. > health con-1 ' Itay and Randy Adams, Donald'KIck Csutlonan. fishing, swimPastor M. M. Ovenshire of Ihe^umt (■mimuu to io Ule ur puUlc inioilc and and as as a: a; Myvre- secoiul clows Btcbhen'mln*' lwi“p ,vP“lrfi- Ore« c'“- Pleasant Valley United Brethreni — — ------— -----—— drug information specialist to , . . P n|ahaw. woodworking, rwuling. Jacoby, Steve Ctoitleman. Gor- I publlc speaktng, personal fBnMS. CMirch announced that a Slng-, other members of the health Phone Vermontville ulmi How Iiuwrw. », David MU via mechanical mecnanicai drawing, a raw i ng. cooking. coorung. spiration will begin al 7:45 p.m. :dun re; him first cul class, 259-7298 The program was sponsored j J Godfrey. Richard Francisco,; citizenship In Nation: David Sunday. Ort. 10. It will be Sun­ । Ritchie Adams. Rick Castleman;' Godfrey. fortes ry.' reptile study; day School Rally Day and Olrnn during National Pharmacy Week, by Ferri* Stair College. Univer­ ~ ouir Star ocoui. Scout. Steven steven otewaru; Steward; pa- cnartes Charlei Bunmetmer. Bunthelmer, wnxiworxwnodworkU8E BANNER WANT ADS! (ro< leader badge. Richard Fran-I Ing; Jeffrey Miller, geology, Ufe- a children's program from 11 to sity of Michigan and Wayne State University. 'cisco. Larry Osgood. Steven Stc- 1 saving; David Huebner. Ufnsav- 12 noon- Section Two—Fogei I f»l Hastings EUB Church to Host Area Conference New York Life Labor lends its helping hand... all year ’round tor of the Evangelical Pqjjl Brethren Church, has aifuftnwy that tlie Area Conference of Ilk* EUB Men and Womens Bo­ ' deny of World Service would bu ;held in Heatings on Tuesday. itov uetUT is a muwooary I interpreter who attended whl|worth College In Spokane. Wasta; WUlaroette University at Salem. Onyimd lhe University of Os|>, , wives of the Michigan Confer- Barry Residents Apply For Medicare Benefits — — Methodist Men's Breakfast Sunday ‘ . Mrs. Wilma Doxey of T. Hl cent of the reasonable cost or I Methodist Men Brewkfasl wljl Woodland, is shown with Mr. charges for covered service* exret w st 4 am Dr Charles E. Doyle. Fteld Rcpre-, ccpt for the first 150 in a cal- ** .**“ S£t. J"' “ ’ ixjruuit pan or me ijarSoSi ivw social 81nce the program docs not be- , Security Amendments. ' gin until July 1. I960, no ex-! Mrs Doxey came tn to sign up Jw hsvp before that! for lhe hospital insurance bene- Ume rftn Mr. Doyi, fits sometimes called “Mallcare. ’ < tlons thaJ anyone with insurance Mra Doxey. 65 years of age Aug.' ot B private nature should do 4. of this year, needs to make an nothing about cancelling such election regarding the Supple- insurance. mentary medical Insurance bene-1 D.n«CTl M .nd .umm "“ J” *Doyle pointed out that the Medicare program La actually,w T JSir-s ! •PiisiiM'., yiis A NEW PH CAR “» -l»" ADD LOTS MORE " ‘““P1*1 covered. are rendered including such Security Administration things as X-rays, nullum treat­ ments. surgical dressings, splints, during 60 days of care in a parti­ casts, certain ambulance services. cipating hospital except for lhe eyes, rental of medical equip­ first 440. If Mra. Doxey U hospitalised ment. and many other medical for more than 60. ti>e program It la Important that people will pay all but 410 daily for TO FAMILY FUN. Social beautiful ParaketH ohd j Singing Canoriei . ( 1. I960 sign up during the first exit-patient hospital diagnostic under, the medical In- pcrvcnc oi me com except lor. in duty at nroo. inc liras cnrojitlw first 420. ' | ment period ends March 31, 1966 Poet-hospital extended care In and some benefit* might be loot a skilled nursing home are up by signing up after that date. lenves the hospital during his security rolls and receiving bcnc- recclving through the mail in66 dally for an addition- ; the guprtcrayiary medical la­ from the haegxtal to their home Mr*. Doxey. a 15-ywar empioyro will be benefited by cervices of of the Hastings Mfg. Company, skilled, professional people such, lias now retired. Her hobbies Inaa visiting nurses, physical (her-! elude gardening, raising rabbits, apiata. and other health workers and she hopes to learn the art is Our Concern, too! Blair's only under the voluntary medl-1 tings area. 8he is the proud cal insurance plan i grandmother of 11 grandchll- Farm Er Garden 231 W. Stota pl tai bills. but It does not pay' doctor's bills. Mrs Doxey and', others like her who are eligible, । can provide an advance to­ wards paying doctor's bills and other medical bills, too. by sign­ ing up for the medical insurance program. When you enroll for medical wnall premlum-43 monthly, with | SOFA CUSHION FELL APARTI Keep Cool • There are 11.000 compelling reasons for Fire Prevention Week; that many people died in Rules for preventing fires are One Gift Works Many Wonders GIVE THE UNITED WAY MANY'SEKVICES in aetuen fo* one gift A FAIR SHARE gift to the Community Fund is on important invest­ ment in th* best interest of our Community and all of our citisens. Every one can benefit either directly or Indirectly from the services rendered by one or many of the agencies supported by Community Fund gifts. This year there are eleven of these agencies actually 48 (see budget list and expla­ nation* in our united appeal for their support. % As in past years, persons living in other communities in Barry County may designate where they would like their contributions to be sent. Thousands of dollars hove been collected in Hostings and sent to other communities by this method. Also remember that all contributions to the Hastings Community Fund are deductible for Federal Income Tax purposes. THE 1966 HASTINGS COMMUNITY FUND CAMPAIGN $53,380.40 ■ Child Celdance Cliaic Drive I>pcnd>< TOTAL * • $ 7.675.00 6.650J00 7.100. 3,500. 00 406.00 7.000.00 1.450.00 536.40 1.640.00 5.5OO.OO 400.00 $53,310.40 •The Mkhigsa United Fund irpFewnti a "package" ELEVEN CAMPAIGNS MINIMUM GOAL NEEDS , 1966 HASTINGS COMMUNITY FUND BUDCIT Hsettag* Youth Council IN ONE rulea are universally practiced. Everybody's heard about lhe im­ portance 61 keeping unneeded flanunablc materials out of the house, ducking wiring. being cautious with matches and smoking materials (smoking la Bums suffered in fires or from other causre often present urgent flrat aid problems. First degree burns, which ore skin deep, sel­ dom call for anything beyond an antiseptic soothing ointment. Second degree burn* injure tis­ sue and. “if severe, require com­ petent medical cure.'' according to a section on bunts in Dr. John Henderson's "Emergency Medical Guide." For the ordinary, comparative- quale first aid includes careful cleaning of lhe akin, using a ntad antiseptic soap; sinking Umpart of a solution of two heaping tablespoons of baking soda to a quart at boiled and cooled tap water; and applying a soothing, antiseptic ointment A third degree burn. Involving lhe entire thickness of the skin, always calls for medical (and usually surgical) cure. Since shock Is invariably present, tlie victim should be kept lying down, while awaiting professional treatment. A sedative, such aa aspirin or a sleeping pill, may be given. ' Better than all treatments. ‘ Thi> Matsage Sponsored and Paid For By LOCAL 138 U.A.W of The Halting! Manufacturing Company burns; observe Fire Prevention t many different rtlon. We're sorry, lody. If ihis hod beef* - NORWALK sofo from I WALLDORFF'S we'd hove replaced guarantee! that thit won'i hoppan. They pre-tail all fabric! for slrett, slrength, team lllppoge and other qualiliei Including cltaoability. They Hand ^ack of their fabrics and will make FREE replacement ieleciion from hundreds of full whot you wont . . . ol budget­ hoppy prices, loo. You'll Love Being Thrifty OPEN FRIDAY EVENINGS TILL 9 CLOSED ALL DAY THURSDAYS MM FURNITURE * 105 EAST STATE ST. HASTINGS PHONE Wl 5-5105 �Jubilant Saxons Battle Viking Squad Next HUS Seeks First 4t!iJ .Ever Over । ’Lakewood Squad I Clareymen —---------- i Overcome Deficit *^T‘Up I To Beat 'Wings Friday (.'lath to be aiMU rainir miout High Saxons wili IPilh Ranked Yititorr 3 Bike Miihopt anf McGee, president, has —-1 •**-*■■ Michigan ----- ---had ’1.601 •«"'< accidents —involving motorcycles and motor nounced. J scooters <including motorized bikes > In the tint half of 1585. an increase of 680. or 74 percent, I* invited to attend. compared wiui with 931 In Uiat period , compare** pxmi In addition to a business a'year ago. State Police figures meeting. films will be shown ' TYm.1*.“ ' __ a_______ In conjunction with Ute Fly­ H’cnf Adi Sfll Unuied lltmt. ing Association. there la • non­ profit corporation which owns an airplane which 1* at the St Johns Redwings before a hug* throng on Johnson Field. Friday night. There wwe 2.529 paid admissions Th* win skyrocketed the Blue Gold Into prominence as they Grand Udge g<*e» .‘and Aiwa to Char games, 1.601 Coming from behind to com­ pletely dominate Uie second half. Uie Hastings High Saxons roared K] Em *i s AIms si tebeduted to play the Vikings or , Wtr ntv gridiron with the kick­ off dated for I o'clock £ “y The HaMlnga Flying Aarocte£ Hon an onianlzaUoti formed t«u last year to promote 25?*“* in this area, is to meet at the Decider Crucial Tert their third league vlc- Friday's Of New Members Groat Second Hal! ■' Firit on Now Field In Hastings Flying I. West Central Group Invites L -THE HASTINGS BANNER Grand REDWING INJURED the crown when they whipped llcIpaUng in the corporation may do so. aa membership* are avail- ■ able. Nine now have an Inter- । and Greenville fought to night, according la lhe medical Coach Jerry Eckman's Vikings who opened th* season with a .•-0 win over stubborn Ionia, -played the good Greenville Yel­ low Jackets right down to the FISHING CONTEST WINNERS—Winners in 11 divisions of lhe annual "Michigan Outdoors Ftah- raar oato xisutri club and Norm Novtnaky lai OknrtaAa augurated in 1M1. Lakewood has twice humbled the Blue * Gold. In lhe first game between the itthiiHmiiiiiiiinimrrF of 13 men had successfully hunt- Armchair Athlete fit. Johns, with a strong, quick aggregation, exploded in the first halt for a 14-7 advantage But LaVon Hamps kick for extra In lhe second half, St Johns fumbled the kick off and HaaBs recovered After Uiat, lhe wings had Uie ball only foug times, and never moved it in any ■■■ Young Saxons Lose Squeaker At SC Johns returned to Ron Harris want over two minutes left, the Bulldogs fumbled and Charlotte recovered Mike Fleming passed lotrto WUlmore from the five but Use all-important kick was failed. Gaining momentum, the locals held St Johns and forced a punt Quarterback Jim Williams gol the Saxons rolling. He passed to Mike Fitagerald for 45 yards and three plays later Uie same com­ bination clicked tor their second touchdown The extra point was missed. Hastings got hold ot the bell again In Uie period but couldn't ood IFinn way Awards right tlbow'. Brown allowed him ahere the pressure point wm and the blood flow wm stopped off their unbeaten pedestal. He wm taken to Pennock Ho*Gary Boyce, a fine football pital where the wound wm A pass was Incomplete then Steve tkhoudetmayer Intercep­ ted a long aerial but Hastings Ln the canto. Tlie kick failed. Tom Gibsun put the Saxons out in front. 19-14, driving over with 10 45 left In the final peri­ od. and Mike Hess added Uie cllnciwr when he picked up a fumble about on the Redwing 13 and outran the defenders to make the score 25-14. Again the kick was no good Ability to grind out first downs when needed produced three. Hill four Hess took the St. Johns kickoff first down on Uie HasUngs 35 Williams loel todr. Weller hit Uie right side. Jra* slithered to the St. Johns 48 Gibton drove for 10. Weller got eight then Olbton got anoUier first down on the 30. St. Johns wm offside and it was first and five and Weller got six. William* scored on the next play. Weller kicked the point and It work of Mike Murphy, Steve The tie was broken moments later when Boyce gol 10 yards on a 1 fourth and one gamble for a first down. On the second play Boyce blasted through on n trap ;play and went all the way. The point waa good. After that St. Johns made Tlie fine Redwing signal-caller allowed his ability in the first half when he completed Uiree out of four passes to set up the visitors' first touchdown From ■trated. Weller took St. Johns' opening kickoff and returned It 30 yards to his 35 The Saxons ground out two first downs before their a mile Drought Ended Belding High gridders.__ __attack ____ _____ stalled and Williams He is married to the former time tiiemiieT* of the West Cen- . punted haron Lewis. They have a teal Conference but dropped out., On the first play Rademacher Hasting* kicked off to start the second half. The ball was fum­ ; bled and Gibson recovered on ' the Redwing 43. Hastings failed to move the ball and Williams punted to the g. In three plays fit Johns had a minus one yard and kicked Willmm* returned •; -dten* folks are Mr and Mrs ! when they nipped Cedar Springs t and a first down on the. Has- ' the punt nine yards to the viai*1 Lawrence Wood, also of R4. Friday. Sept 24. 20-19. ; Ungs 44. On the next play Boyce Gibson smashed for 8. then for a first down on the 6 Weiler got 5 and Williams sneaked over and Hastings trailed by a point with 8 03 left In the third period WINNER/ ENTER PI NT. PA SS & KICK COUPETITION Saturday, October 9th WIN! Wgrmup jackets! Helmets! Footballs! Gold, nlvtr or bronze troptues! PLUS an all-expense paid tnp to an NFL game with your dad AND « "Tour pf Champton* ■ to Washington. D C . and Floods (with both-mom and dad). GET FREE! A book of punting, passing, place­ kicking tip* written by top NFL experts. Also, ' an attractive PPAK lielapel pin. You must be accompanied by a parent or legal guardian to register. Registration closet October 8! HURRY! BRING YOUR DAP TODAY! GET FULL DETAILS AT. Fisher-Hengesbach, Inc Ford Dealer* ns N»rtk Mickle.. ' Hastings The Armchair's selections of winners of prep grid contests.in the area had only four right, three wrong and two tie* last week. We were thrilled with Maple Valley^ win over prevtously. unbeaten Hamilton, evert" though we had them picked wrong. This week we are going with: HasUngs over Lakewood. Greenville over Ionia. < fit. Johns over Grand Ledge Charlotte over Alma. Middleville over Byron Center. Cedar Springs over Wayland. year's KVA Championship bas- j ketbell team He and his family were wholly ' unprepared for the half-time an-I nouncement that the proceeds of I forced to punt and Hastings went to wort again, starting on the Redwing 43. Gibson got two. then made It first down on .Uie 30. Weller got twd, Hess five and Gibson made It first and 10 on the 15. Williams picked up four, lost one then Gibson got two. Hess squirted around right end The official** measurement gave Hastings a first down on the 8 G Ibsen smashed for three as the third period ended I) "It's America's Favorite Family Fun" Open Bowling Time Available Phone Wl 5-3184 FOR INFORMATION AND RESERVATIONS Bob and Mickey Lambert Your Host* •450 at Victory । Dance Friday HASTINGS BOWL INC. More Uian 450 boys and girls , ।attended the "victory dance" which followed the St JohnsTennfield over Maple Valley. HasUngs High football game PriDel tort over Parchment. day night. The nut dance will Gales burg-Augusta over Gull follow the HHS-Ionla "Parents Night" game on Oct. 15. 1 WBCH Woodland ot Michigan FOOTBALL Every Saturday Afternoon! LIVE BROADCASTS Keep 1 of MICHIGAN Your Diol and Set At MICHIGAN 1220 THIS WEEK M S. U HASTINGS BARRY COUNTY Michigan RADIO Broadcast Time: 1:15 p.m. Listen to the Re-Broadcast of all Hastings waa oa top. 19-14 with 19:<5 left In the contest. Hastings High School Games punt and the Saxons started moving from their 44. Gibson, Hess and Weller again were the ST. JOHNS 7 7 g g-H HASTINGS 9 7 6 12—U Offldalsi Jim Heldenrlch. ret­ iree. Hans Scheller, head lme»> man. and Bill Mack. umplrA Marshall. STATE games— fumbled. On the fourth down. moved for three nr»t downs, put­ ting the tall on the 13. A partial fumble cost Hastings seven yards, then Weller got eight back Wil­ liams got five. On the next play Hess picked up a fumble In the backfield and scored, icing the victory. I ■V L FOR FUN AND HEALTH K-College were to be used for aa academic scholarship for Rusty. Mike. Rusty's older broUier., ,was graduated from K-Collrge .last summer and enrolled in j Michigan State in pursuance of | a graduate degree. ' Boys It through 13!!! STILL TIME TO BE A lot of wood ducks, teal and mallards, and many arc coming down. The snow and cold In the north should speed migration for a better than usual opening." Btown estimated. (You need Federal duck stamp.) "I don't know to Uil* day hoi it happened." Brown declared However, It Is a good lime for We received this from the Oncveryone to take stock and real- tario. Canada, weekly new* reue that anything can happen lease • . with a weapon—bow and arrow. Most hunters believe in fair BB gun. sling shot, 22 or even a' play but some are greedy and pea shooter. dishonest An example of thl* Brown emphMirod that no l,oor sportsmanship is pointed lo^M nrearmsarc permitted in ‘^e following anredole motor vehicle* Guns must be . !'51d J A Onnc lAn<u 8uP«visor at iJind* and Forests' Pem! Broke District office. It was Tdr traveled into Uie Hastings enf zone but both teams wer4J laird (o him by a Round Lake charged for rules Infractions and area camp owner. -The camp owner with a group the play was recalled. Rade­ macher hit HU) on Uie next pas* Despite lhe loss, Coach Strong charges' play and especially praised the‘defensive team for Wood, 31. R4 Hasting*. never allowing St. Johns to score on a .'uitalned drive. The Red­ it the Martin Dragaay wing tallies came on offensive its motorcycle miscues. The Junior Varsity a Hastings High School played without the service* of Bill Kill* who suffered a ' injury early in lhe game and V. tlm» they ended with a minus one, the next two series were Brown said Uie duck season. zero and the fourth ended with blood wm aqulrUng 34 inches into th* air each time his heart which opens at noon Monday, a minus four. Hastings High's Junior ’Varsity football squad, which dropped a 13-13 decision at St. John* last Lakewood took a punt on its week, are to entertain Marshall this Thursday at 7 pm. on John­ all ot lhe Redwing points. He jkhd rolled up three first downs aon Field. ;‘to reach Uie Jacket 13. The key down from the eight and then ., from Dave Bjork to Tom Bar­ The young Saxons, coached by kicked the point to make the num. Tom Hewitt made seven to Ernie Strong, played moat of "lhe five. Hewitt lost one. then Uie first half in St. Johns terri­ first period. Barr.urn went back to the five tory but couldn't score. Il was •Hastings Ued the score an the Tom Blumberg of Greenville hit 0-0 at Ure half. first play of Uie second quaiter ■ " George Johnson on Uie four and Hastings took lhe kickoff when Quarterback Dave Wil­ starting Uie second half but liam* scampered nine yards and couldn't move against the tired- Co-Captain Ken Weller kicked . up little Redwings, and had to the point. punt The kick wm blocked and fit. Johns grabbed the ball and scored. The try for point failed. Hastings fumbled on Uie next a hand laid on him. He kicked Mike Irish scored the first play from scrimmage, and, an lhe point and it was 14-7 in St. 'Oktay scored from the five in alert Redwing lineman recovered Johns' favor *IUi g:Og left in on the young Saxons' 10. They the first half. lhe third period to make it 12-0, . then John Faust took a 15-yard scored In four plans and ran the all-important point. lhe ball. y In the third stanza. William* Faust for the point. Cadwell scored from lhe one on a sneak wforeAfrom the one in the final Charlotte were scoreminutes, then both four Dick Rusty Nusbaum, , Delton Graduate, Receives Award part of his party dragged three dear to a point along a roadway j where they could be transported Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Nusbaum. The 1965 hunting seasons are here, or practically here by car to his camp. Exhausted. Mike and Rusty, attended the I with bow and arrow hunters sulking deer and our small game carcasses when a hunter casually hunters getting ready for the opening ol the seasons on Oct. 20 confronted him with a quesUon. football game Saturday. Sept. 25. | in our lone, and Gftne Warden Gene Brown thinks it is a good "which one will I take home?” Rusty enrolled as a Freshman time for all sportsmen to give a thought to safely. Believe it or Looking about, the camp owner this term under a scholarship ■ sponsored by the Kalamaaoo hunter shot himself while un- encased, broken down or locked readily equipped with racks atop South Rotary Club. so he immediately loaded loading his own bow and arrow in the trunk. They always must He was an outstanding alb- j at the intersection of the Gun be unloaded. This alone U a late In the Delton High school j take and Erway Roads on Sal- good safety precaution. Brown irday. said. He added: "Make sure what nj ' vnu shunt at. Don't shoot at malndzr of the group had ga(h- age ot Mil finishing second In third In Michigan Class B standings. Hastings, which had •uJ:«U IS. lprlMV°rt ..ball T:.r<« r.i..:. . year the Vikings spoiled the Sax- penalty. Randolph, R3 Delton. Bluegill; Kenneth Stubbs. UN Grand River. Grund Rapids. Mukte; and John Comal. 7WO Winthrop. Detroit, Browu Trout string al 15 and held oa to share with Grand Ledge first place in the Weal Central Conference. Bausur XI I>alua 1 Al Greenville statistics were about even. Lakewood made 77 yards rushing. Greenville 100 ..lakewood mad* 36 yards passing, u tareepviUe 35. Lakewood reached the Yellow ■ Jackets' four in lhe second quarIrr but couldn't go in. Greenville moved from their 30 tnto the others who are membera ounl at asrlasMU l>lkru< al CUau PLUS THE AREA SCORES SAXONS A GO GO! AND HIGHLIGHTS at 10:05 SATURDAY MORNINGS �Punt, Pass, Kick | Deadline Friday;' Maple Valley to Host. Contest Saturday Tl.» fifth ar.h annual ........ t Punt. wx... The Pas* and Kick eampeutlon, sponsored by the Ftsher-Hengesbach Ford Agency here, is to begin at 9 am. Saturday. Oct 9. on the plav'nq field south of Hastings High School under the direction of Conch Bob Carlson. Registration* for this annual Pennfield F riday Niglft Tlie Middleville Trojans, conUnulng their rr^rth. to moreC gridiron Isurels. rolled over Cen-r ‘ trai Montcalm Friday night 48-0 and ate to go to Bryon Center UUs week and Maple Valley will be boat to Pennfield after scoring a coveted 19-6 victory over Ham­ ilton. Delton Utah, still looking for It* first victory. wlU Invade Parchment Friday. Caledonia roe* to Zeeland. Wayland to Cedar Springs. GalesburgAugusta to Gull Lake, Olivet to Sprint tie Id and Bellevue play* 13 continues through Friday, i Last year more Uian M04XJ0 Loy* competed. All grade and Junior High boys 8 through 13 arc eligible However, their parents or guard­ ians must countersign the regis­ tration form Competition is based on the distance and accuracy the par-' ticlpant punt*, passes and ptace- ; kick* the football. Competitors I receive one point for each foot! the ball travels, minus one point I for -each foot the ball lands th * the rifhl or left of the center 1 line. Boy* compete only in their | . HASTINGS CLASSIC LEAGUE Standings: Bums RctrlgeraUon 17. Fred Saads afid Elk* 14. I Hastings Milling 13. Moose 12. | Burkey's 11W, Duroclean, MgAiUsters. Klerxcy'* and Hastings I WBCH 9, Williams Ipxurance 3. Hastings Filters. Rethm Motors and East Side Lumber 6, Dowling 5 and Johnnie'S 414. , HASTINGS BOWLING putUng together 301-300-345 for a big 646 Hatv Haan rolled «2610, Gene Grabau 213-603. Ken Robbe 210-600, Pat Terpenlng Coach Bob White's T-K Jug­ 545, Ernie Miller 514. Paul Edgernaut. without the services of MONDAY ,.Y MIXERS game, Marie Newton 160. Anna ' wards 527. Bill Hackney 533, Don all-staler Rod While who was 111. Standings: • — Welcome Tavern McDonald 193. Gladys Edwards Bakers 215-506. Art Gallup 308DEADLINE FOR REGLSTRATiON IS FRIDAY OCTOBER 8, 1965 ; hud no trouble defeating Central Bcauty Shop 12. 313. Lota Carl 168 and Cbrky 531, jerry Stnelker 227-566. HaAll are restricted to street Montcalm. •wery and Parma- Ackley 165. veni 509, BUI Bunu 535. Dave rJioes or sneakers In local com- i Left to tight, Walt Hickey, chairman of FDAF; Earl "Dutch” Clark former Lion great, Dave Van Els t and Tom and Northaide Grocery —— ---- ------------------ — Dimmers 220-546. Karol Owen Ice's 1?. McAUtatera'knd Haa. -----------petition, but only sneakers arc and Dick%tevenson, national director ofPP&K.Ford Motor Company. Garv Warner, along with Tom AJBC SENIOR DfVIBlON 358-589. Jerry Cutchall 202-550, iwrmitted in district, area, divi- I Griffith, sparked the attack. tings Heights 10. Saving* * Ldan Congratulating Mr. Hickey and Mr. Stevenson on the PP8rK youth program is Earl "Dutch” Herb Service 200-540, Dick Bou. Big D. Michigan Magnetic*. I Torn Hasel, a 16-ycar-old. put slon and national competitions. Middleville accumulated 507 narakt 225-598, Dave Reynold* Clark, former Detroit Lions great und a member of pro-football’s Hall of Fame. । yards rushing and 36 passing Sheriff's Girls and Foodtand 8. together gamea of 212-319-183 for 201 -535. Del Morgan 213 Punt, Pass and Kick is for boys 8 through 1} and is sponsored by the Ford Dealers of j while holding the enemy to a Food Center. Vogt's and Haan's n Mg 614 series. Dennis Craig Shannon Lydy 530. John Kf&lnGreenville Whips Standard 7. The Banner 6. Pte- had 300-495. Charles Jordon 174America in cooperation with the National Football League. Last year, 1964. more than i total of 10 yards in the non- ton King a. □ ana nuio sm. uean. lamoerx iiu-wsv. iwn ' 222‘“®'.°lc* Hsrt, 5°f' Lakewood Freshmen ■ league game. Tag 1. 1 Roth 170-426 and Steve Sanborn I 3*3'“3' 600,000 boy* registered ami competed in the PP&K program, official* are predicting that Middleville had 18 tint downs. The Lakewood Frevhman foot- | Wilma Daniels w*s the class!- picked up the 5-10 split. " the ”65” program will set a new record for registration. It is anticipated that a million Montcalm three. ball team wav soundly stung by rot laxde. rolling 312-566. EmStandings: Gardner* 4. Shell. »“• Bh® VanElst had 184 yards in 18 m, boys will register and compete in this year’s competition. Parent*, or guardians of boy* Greenville 31-0. at Greenville ••• ler 558. George Chenowem 30acarries, scored three touchdown* tna Magnon chalked 191-537,. 3. St Mfrttn_3n?,rTJ„,x¥1 561 Roy Bchlachter 500. John Thursday. The little Vikings I must countersign the registration (on*. and one extra point In the fint Louise Bahr. 195-521. Shirley ran Legion 3. UAW l«al Oorodenskl 531. Al Morgan 609. never threatened All local competition will start on Saturday, October 9th and will be conducted at Jcsig- half. Tom Warner ran for four VanDenbunt 171-503. Faye mic-i Allen One and Team 4 has nothing. 1 Drake MI Bfn Kenyon ^06. vanucnuutx iii-aua. starting for Lakewood were; extra points, and Terry Page 215-488. noted fields under lhe supervision of program officials. n.r. Arlene Swanson 171-487. I.............................. -----------,.. ] George Skcdgell 5H. Joe GlelaMax McLeod. Paul Herbie ) er Reed. Dave aiever ------------- ---------------------------------------------- ■ -------------■ 1- --------c' ___. 1 Betty Hettar IM-490 and Marge AJBC JUNIOR DIVISION | lox1 1 rowski 544. Merl Campbell -652. Rusli, Fred Huffier. Dove Meyer. other. Griffith passed ,tto End Dan vviclnnd 175-4«». Ron C ormi'A’/i *•*».. If ■*(*</ | * U1 «° ‘ "to the Bond Boosters' I If'C PrO , ( J 1 ‘ rrOT ' rtllh o _P ld r P* , ’ vViclan < l 175-<K', I Motwc Reynold* ported 168-450. Maynard Park 533. Bob Beyle Mel Townsend. 1'Morrteon " Norman for for aa 19-yard 19-yard TD. TD. Grit-| Grit-I Angle . . Hawthorne ------ ... . Jer- ^OXOH IrlUFCIllIlg ichotarshlp fund. Eldlne DeVault *’•*•••" fH>x. I ft* :I Norman had a 177. manne Dunn 155-448. W«b Van­ 514. Dar WUlyard 534. Bob UtnMike Allot:, Tom'—..m™. '..... . and Bernard Willtam* are pcert- pz' j I);r/J/.S/ir ' fith fth sneaked sneaked over over for t« one. ««. ----------------- 1 Denburg 154-447. Adam Beduhn1 Lert 303-547, Jerry Keegstra J15ry Curtis und Gord in---------Henny. 1 Band Going to Idcnt and first vice president of 10/1 LPlFPl1 Warner lOF scored from theJ18vitate and I for the Scotties in the first oeri- i Dave Tumm 163-389. 562 and Glenn Laubaugh Ml. This Thursday Uie Vikings en, j 7 Band Booster* this year The annual Fall meeting' cf ™ ^wlthTM-rard TO R^n VanSlanding.: Moo-. Cotasnan trrtaln the Saxon* from HasUags , -r the final talfV I00 wiwi u *a-vnru ou >«u------------—■- ■ - -------Vaney-i Goforth IdenToorn I denToorn kicked kicked the the first first of of hte hl* 1 Insurance and PIMon .u'i ’a r4.v nt 5:30 at Sunfield. The Lion* club «tm has the the Michigan section of the ‘ Maple " v. “iw Paul n«r«rtt. Ring COMMERCIAL MAJORS,, scor-d all all three three loucnnowru touchdown, m in |two extra pointe - *°*»*‘d* 0^*7'. Tile Hu- tines Rax.wi Morrhina popcorn wagon var- Professional Golfem A.va>ciaUon sior-d TIM- Hustings -----— •—, 'al~all”home 7 The Hasting* tsaxoo Saxon Marcrung Marching America wa* hrld Monday at handing Hamilton It* first low ' Benedict drove over from a | “ Team 3 **” Bob Apixa. Michigan State's' gun as he sent 243 pins crashing fool out In the fourth for Uie Ingof the season. 19-6. i foot •brilliant Sophomore ! u 11 b a c k. Into the pits and finished with a wus Vcrn on the Wand of Samoa. 1 will join Lakewood* band in,11™1 Flra,unrn home football BUIJ>_ro2 Maple Valley capitalized on; »«-ond Caledonia six pointer. MON. NITE BOWLERETTES | fesslonal and who haa been two Hamilton mistakes andi Delton held a 7-6 halftime pre-game ceremonies and do a •. PunMTeam Standings. Motor Alma Joni Thursday. Harvey Hkan president ot the Wattem Mlch- turned both Into TO* with only sdvsntaee over Bangor but pasted 227-634, Glenn Laubaugh five minutes gone in the first couldn't hold on and drooped a 12 points. Mohlers UH. Wall1 At half-time the Saxon Band Firm Devmn0s» rector. period. Both Hamilton miscues 24-14 KVA decision. It was dortfs 11. Duroclean 10. Oil­ ! Gordon I **11 Introduce a new marching , - ■■ ■ • — -■ Del­ mono. Gsrduna. Penney* and Bangor's third win — and UUIUUII | ri)Ull_ entitled. “Cha ChaFiremen were alarmed about------- ----------------- -- --------- --- . . were bad snaps from center In ---------Hastings Radio and TV 9. Rock­ BRI Jerow 312 -566, Dave Irwin I Aaanrv I Cha” They trill also perform 3 30 Tuesday when the fire Maguire of Birmingham Country punting situations, giving Maple ton's third lo»*. I IrOnSIOC Agency I >n enu>nf* routine to t b e in the smokehouse ut Leonard Club and Faust Bianco of De­ Valiev the ball inside (he HawkQuarterback Jeff Galley snrint- hill und Bunghart Sinclair Ser­ 525. Bill Hackney 534, Bill Brown I INJUffANCI | u id favorite 1x011 00,1 CTub rd 17 yards for the first Delton vice (formerly Courthouse Ser­ and Harry McCollum 538, Jbhn ma ravonie ““When wtien the ine Saint* n sin la ■ Riepenhoff* iwpciuiuii » Sausage ou usage Kitchen nui Goforth went 10 yards for the touchdown and passed to Al vice I and Cttylero 8, Burns Re­ Kaslnsky 223-568. Paul Wood­ ■ ----- --- .— «. ■ -1 cwt Oood „( t'he Midland Go Marching In.” Ignited grease. No damage tint score and Ken Mead ran Bourdo for the extra point to frigeration ?«•■, Hastings Floor man 301-583. Joe Glelarowskl The District Marching Festival! done. । clamation president for the the point. Goforth went in from move out in front as Bangor Covering, Action Hex. Hastings 203-552. Irwin Harwood 544. Dan Is io be lick! In Lowell Tuesday _________________________ Allerdlng 300-587. Floyd Oo|vln third year. Good is abo presi­ lhe second bad pass from center. had scored first on a 31-yard night, Oct. 19. (' In the lost quarter Goforth pass play. Ar J Mobil 6. Copper Lantern 4 dent of lhe PGA Seniors. The itaxon Band Booster*' Bangor moved back In Ute lead 1 The Western Michigan Chap- romped 35 yards to Ice the win. continue Io man tsru conceislon I Tam Benedict picked up 221 with two third period scores. stands al Itome vanity football I Delton tallied the game's final burg 316-574. Gerry Newton 181­ man Asplnall 529, Dick Aapihall Point O Woods on Monday, Oct. Caledonia downed Wayland, touchdown on a one-yard plunge 514. Marie Ulrich 309-511. Frieda 293 - 522. Mike BchondelSi»y»r 18. . Jayna* 181-506. Anna McDonald and Lyle Sanborn 533 and Jim contest. • to Dennis Campbell for lhe point 202-492. Wilma Danlsls 193-493. Barr 521. Haiti Ads Srll Unused Hems. All lite profit from tikcsc snlra Rob Russell opened lhe scoring | coach Gordon Christianson's Faye Alien 167-470. Irene Heath Larke Buick sUU leads the ------- '.--------------------------—'—• .Delton eleven held a 10-9 edge 160-482, Katy Colvin 184-476, wheel with 14 points despite-be­ In first dpwns and held Bonier Mem DePew 193-476, Myrtle ing blanked last week. Montgom­ | to six net yard* rushing In the Falconer 17fi-474. UilJ Roblvcr ery Ward has 12. Harwood's WA. I flrtt half. ■ 178-471. Winifred Yargtr 17»- CuDlgan's and Miller's have 12. 482. Dort* Naytar 163-449. Barb Piston Rings and Sports Bar 11. Klenwv 167-448. Gladys Edsmnta Roush Tailors 104. Aluminum 167-447. Velma Slocum 166-435, Products and City Food 9, Auto ; The'win by Coach Jim Harke- Ella HtatJon 159-437 and Betty Tag 6 and Tyden has ma'i Blue Devil* set the stage Horton 160-437. । far a showdown with also unGood Game*: Boonie Hatha­ ,beaten Galesburg-Augusta at way 176. Nancy Taylor 170, Pat Richland Friday night. Conly 1157. June McKelvey 166 Quarterback Jim Kendrick and Jan Bnyder 166. passed to Ron Caster with three minutes left In the first half to SUNDAY MIXED DOUBLES ' play covered 40 yartjs. Dave Want In A Pellow 202-574. Bill Bums 181. Smith kicked the extra point. Slfl. Wealev Friend 313-4&7. Von ' Carl Hamden xcortd the sec­ Howell 177-512. John Kaainskv ond on a four-yard run in the 187-513. Oene Wvant 1W-501. Al• third period. i Galesburg - Augusta's highly der 167-448. Peg Snydro 160. Rone ranked C football squad trounced Hlnrichxen 1ST. L'x Wvant 141. last time it was size. This time? Quality! Quality that's built in-not KVA foe Parchment. 33-6. Ken Jim Bourne 173. 483. Esther Nel­ Mazur scored three times with added on. The promise: more built-in quality features at no eitra price. bunts from six. 15 and 35 yards. son 153. Benny Brown 173. Al Climax-Scotts defeated Spring­ Taylor 158-458 and Peg CronlnRemember wnen American Motors eame out with ths trim little Rambler and 12-6. and Olivet remained un­ WEDNESDAY TWILIGHTERS knocked the Detroit "Giants’* on their beaten in the league race nlpoing Della Gorodenskl rolled series collective ear? Overnight, big fins and fat Bellevue. 6-0. before more than 1.000 homecoming fans at Olivet. honor* with a 42V Carol Blnke land yachts went out of style. American Olivet scored on a blocked punt had 416 and Bev DeWitt 400 Motors came along with the right cars at Carol Blnke has the high game with about seven minutes left In theright time and caught the competition of 187. Bev DeWitt posted 151 Uie game. napping. Thia year, almoat half the auto­ and Betty Smith 144. Pepsi was mobiles sold are Rambler-sixe ears. nocut: new raule-dazxle Rambler. Outperforms every other car In Ils class (with stand­ first with high team seriee-arlth EXPERT TIRE 3344. LrACoa had 2186 and Wind­ ard engine.'). “Do Rogues really eome with rally *tripesf “No. but with the big now service storm 2142. They had hteh team next? For '66. American Moton again gets engine they drive that way." '66 Rambler American Rogue here October 7th. the jump on lhe big boys with a new rally­ •u»T m WITTY tx soar-tu wm. Only one ing cry: Quality IA new kind of quiet quality “Big 3“ ear (and American Motors) offer that la built In aa standard equipment on a safely package with a Double-Safety COMMERCIAL MINORS every ear In the line. Bob Morev rolled 206-507, G. This is the American Motors credo. Tire Shop Daniels 3)8-564. R Munson 546. Quality lh<d*sbuiil in—nol added on. First, W. Wyngarden 63. B. Hartke 541. U. s. ROYAL determine what has to go into a car to Distributor make it stronger, safer, more dependable, Hathaway 534. R. Perry 618. O. more luxurious. Then pul it there. RegardHowe 517, H. Baker 205-514. EmIt GO! Best Buys on rneth Engeseth 507. P. Woodman lea* of cost. Build it in. sw & Used Tires 505, R. Asplnall 502, J. Mver* Ready to be convinced? Ready to be sur­ prised? Check thia page for a preview of the 4 sleek challengers. New cars. New names. I. Woodland at Standings: Parkers and Al's At Then admire (he styling of these exciting Dot's 12. Chenoweth. Hasting* Bridget! on a meant more" power new cars. When you hare finished, please Aluminum and Patten Monu­ . . . more tpeod . . . more gotget on your horse and go to the friendly ment 11, V&j and Smith Bro*. Giant-Killer in your town, your American 10, Barke Citgo 9. Deputies and omy. What little sarvka yau will Motors/Rambier Dealer. Consumars 8. Tinkler's, Mont­ gomery Ward. Date's Bakers need can be had right here. and Viking 7 and Hasting* Elec­ tric, Bender Grave], South End Compare them to *H of the suit- new roomy, roomy Rambler. Doesn't crump your style, or your legs, or your family, TV PREMIERE THURSDAY HIGHT I See the new American Motors *66 cars on other* and you'll go BRIDGI■iti tier Ortfflti, on bm, Jia Xit.r. s»«ui,“ cbstv, o<toi>» no STONII again. Sec the '66 Rambler Clastic Robel al your friendly Giant-Killer's, October 7th. Band Going to Lakewood Game Additional Sports On Page 8 The Giant-Killer Rides Again! What Ever You American Motors Challenges the "Big 3" of Detroit-With A New Lines of ’66 Cars that Give thg Public What it Wants. Light Cycle BRIDGESTONE HAS IT M BARR 653-2791 ; New CHIMNEY : NEEDED AT YOUR HOUSE? 7 Models to Choose from at ONE CONVENIENT SOURCE FOR YOUR BUILDING NEEDS SEE YOUR FRIENDLY GIANT-KILLER, YOUR AMERICAN MOTORS/RAMBLER DEALER i, HASTINGS RAMBLER, INC. - West M-37 & M-43 MICHIGAN NASHVILLE PENNOCK CONCRETE PRODUCTS Goodyear Brothers IMPLEMENTS 124 N. Jeffertott �JL—THE HASTINGS BANNER Mra. Stowell'is Busy Urging Conservation '" 1' Charge Driver With Leafing Scene of Accident — . !■ ■ । I ■■ ti I i iih^p me gtrta toward I Camp Firm Smoke donated for thl* booth. I 'oUi^ money Staking Kamp money would be appreciated. We realty that you might not lRy M • ■>>>!» tn rmtnh-itz- evervthln« .’. ........ r Leon L. Chapman, so, Mid­ He was charged with leaving t ull«hl, dleville. waived examination'1 the acene after Ronald Asplnall. I •? group will be working In thia project. Since returning from The Na­ tion*! Ctmferener on Conserva­ tion Mrs. Chester Stowell has leaving lhe t^et* at a pcraonal, mpt. 3g been ■ most busy person giving injury aocldant and was bound Ronald frwljr of her lime for Ute cause **”2-5? nock HmP1**1wa* released i cabin of OutiservaUon of Natural ReCircuit Court. Bond ww> flMd; Tharotey aftaradon. I Thl Murvea. ' Otr Sept 13 she gave a abort report to the Hasting* City Coun/ cil. urging a committee be ap­ pointed to evaluate, the Conservatfon-Beautiflcatlon possibilities of thia community. September 15-10 found her at the Adult Conference on Con­ servation at Higgins Lake giving a brief report to the planning committee and thoroughly en­ joying the excellent program* on Plante and People. Thursday evening. Sept. 18, found her al the Barry County Historical Society meeting urg- j Ing them to apply through the . Barry County Board of Supex• visors for matching funds to es­ tablish Historical markers in Barry County. September 31 found her at Te­ cumseh speaking before lhe Te­ cumseh Garden Club on the top­ ic Conservation in Our Changing World. Thia was an energetic group of younger women vitally concerned tn Uie topic’s problems and determined to be efTecUve in their local area. September 23 a group of inter­ ested conservationists met for lunch in Battle Creek and dis­ cussed various aspect* of lhe area* problems to be presented before many garden and service clubs. Wednesday. Oct. 8. ahe trail scheduled to give a detailed re­ port to the delegates attending the Fall meeting of District 2B Federated Garden Clubs of Michigan in Albion and on Oct. 12 will attend the Governor's Conference al the Jack Tar Ho­ tel in Lansing a local tavern, in which' there were four boy* under 21. damp Fire parent* for donation* to k*cp For Banner CIsmIfled Ails Call Wl 5-SM1 3-1966 CARS ?S *2500“ <& EACH WEEK CHECK YOUR 55*^ MAGIC KARD No gimmicks, No gadgets, Nothing to buy! 50 numbers are drawn every Monday morning and are posted in our store. your number each week. Watch for You may win $50. cash or a $10. basket of groceries. Have your Magic Kard validated and register for a chance on a free car. YOU COULD BE A WINNER! CHECK YOUR MAGIC KARD TODAY! Middleville Sea Explorers Award Scout Honora Paid Becker' received a life Souut award ut the Middleville Scu Explorer's Ship Brldgo of Honor last month. The event waa held at Mld-VUl*. Guest* included Commodore and Mra. Moms, of Grtuul Rapids. Vice Commodore and Mra. Hlkade and each Sea "Ex­ plorer escorted a young lady. Others receiving awards INSTANT COFFEE CAKE MIXES Crew leaders: LeRoy Hoaglln and Richard Highsmith. Apprentice: Paul Becker. Bern­ ard Green, Richard Highsmith. LeRoy Hoaglln and Richard King. t ' Mile swim: Paul Becker. Rich­ ard Hlghrmith. LeRoy Houglln. Hecker also received the camp­ ing. music, citizenship and flrot aid award* and Harve Becker the forestry and roll and water conservation award. Swimming badges went to Becker, Curtiss Becker, Richard Highsmith and IxRoy lioagiln The Sea Explorers are plan­ ning a paper drive for Oct. 23 and a masquerade ball for Oct. BROADCAST 1514-OZ. WT. CAN CHILI W/BEANS THANK YOU CHERRY PIE FILLINGS AURORA 2-PLY, 500-SHEET ROLL TOILET TISSUE BLUE BONNET QUARTERED A boat of ancient design La still used by Welsh fishermen to net salmon from the swift wat­ ers of the River Telfl. lhe Na­ tional Geographic says. Their craft, a oorade. consist* of a wicker frame covered with pitchrjrunrod calico. MARGARINE AS WE SEE IT Igha 06 WAYNE & * BEEF 4 CHICKEN ★ TURKEY HAROLD TWO GREAT ITALIANS HAVE VISITED Ot'R NATION Clu-tetopiicr Columbus, n great Italian of his time, landed on our shore* after months o! troubled travel and found only a few Ameri­ can Indians Pope Paul VI made a round trip tn his pie* for peace covering the same distance, but his trip was witnesed by millions In America and ail over the world. It tock him only 30 odd Lours. Thu is progress Columbus was in «unh of a iwij^wMrki Now. <73 years tetef Pope Paul VI came to "Hftid hl* influence anti grace in an effort to help pre­ serve Uie world Columbus found and the one from whence he came Let us all pray that Hl* tnp shall not be In vain and that the proce be so urgently pro­ motes will bwntM a reality. A long winter is about to begin and It will mean long hour* spent indoors. Plan now w make your home more comfortable and pleas­ ant New ceiling tde and wall paneling can help. Come In and let us lulp you plan such an improvement in your Utane. THE EAST SIDE LUMBER COMPANY, 8H EAST RAILROAD ST. . . . PHONE HI 5-342X SPARTAN 8-0Z. WT. EACH... ONLY.. puddings chocolate. VANIUA. DAAK » JWtET. IWON ME OA IUHEAKOTCH 4-01. WT PACKAGES ( ■ ^R CANS 2-Roll Pkg*. ‘ �■—~ ~ ■ tending the National ’ Insurance Cluerriseys, and’ the Convention. . Dr. and Mrs Norbert Bchowaltar were In South Bend, tod. . yw,tln« ths Ruil Brinin­ an Wednesday and Thursday Henry and "Chip" 81. Martin, stools. The Argues left for their -ad ihelr brother. Clayton of home on Friday. ewnry. ’,cre three ot • P*rty of moote-hunttot tn the Mani- Sn*^,k'the Jtck and the rba region of Canada returning William Jamm' were Sunday ur.t mu weekend. It waa a »nd Mrs. Ken •try rugged trip-really In the “““Jf °t Buehler in Grand Rapids, helpbut they had four moose H SJF”to personal Mention tor of music al the Wesleyan Methodist Church Ln Oscalooca, Iowa. Hlswtfe. the farmer Betty Timm. is pianist for the church. Tlie Merle Kahlers have sold their home at 707 W. Oroon to Uie Jim Wlswells and have pur- Orand Rapids, who Is very 111. Dinner guests Sunday of Mr and Mrs. Guy Pewless were Mrs. F. U Stanley and Mrs. Charles Bdwards of Grand Rapids. ' Mrs. Rudy Flora spent two Sharon Weilfare. Janine' Ostroth and BIU Jerow of CMU. The Tony Heins and the M R Furmans attended the M8UnimoLi game Saturday taking a picnic lunch and haring dinner SDA Health, Welfare Center Opens Thursday The official opening of the Seventh-day Adventist Health and Welfare Center will be at 3 pm. Thuraday, Oct. 14. The Cctxutf is located upstairs tn tha Hendcrshoq. Building, 131 W. tare Activities In Michigan and also pastor Vernon Flory of Berrien Springs, director far the Lake Union Conference, will be PORK CHOPS Saturday. 1:JO U) J, Children's ciiolr poIUlur.fi party. Sunday, 8 ajil Meat's Break- CENTER WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES ON ITEMS IN THIS AD. topic: "A Place of Springs/' Sncninu-nt of baptism will take place Sunday. Children's choir will sing. , 6 pm. Wealey stagers rehearsal. 7 pm. Jr. High M.Y.F. 7 pm. Sr. High M.YJ*. Monday, 7 pm. Troop 73 will SWVT'S R1EMIUM 6OHBFSS PO*K IOIH KOU SWIFT'S PREMIUM COUNTRY STYLE SPARERIBS QUEEN'S ROAST lb SWIFT'S PREMIUM, SLICED 99‘ BACON .HERRUD SANDWICH SPREAD *>49 1-LB. CAN spartan UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH East and a rand. Hastings, Mich. H. J. Buwiuda, Minister Phones Wl 6-4W5 or Wl 0-3307 Office hours Tuesday through Friday, 0 a.tn. to noon. Any other Litho by appointment. Sunday Schedule 0;M am. Sunday school. Leon LAMB ROAST- ■ Nuracry for al) services. 11 am. Morning worship. Rev. 8. F. Andrews, guest evangelist. Organist, Mra. Ruth West. . 6 pm. Tha Y hour In tha Youth DejxirUnent. 6 30 pm. Children's meeting, Mr*. Andrews. 7 pm. The Evening service. Itev. Andrew?. Through week of Oct. Id Monday. 7-0 pm. Tcvn Fellow­ ship i'll coday—Fall Institute 7-9:30 Shoulder WITH COUPON BELOW “upon below SWIFT'S PREMIUM LEG 0' LAMB SWIFTS PREMIUM THICK CUT LAMB LOIN CHOPS Church school. f»;45 am. Worship service, 10:48. am Quimby Chureh Chureh school. 10:90 am. Worship service, 11:80 am. lb. 99c ECKRICH SMOK-Y-LINKS SPARTAN PURE VEGETABLE COOKING OIL POTATOES Wednesday, Day at Prayer and Bible study. 0:30 am. Morning group. Bill Catant, lender. 7 pin. Evening group. Gladys Octroth, leader. 8 pm. Chancel choir rehearsal. Gerald Oatroth. director. Saturday. 2-4 pm. chureh li­ brary is open. "Youth footbail outing. Taylor U. vs. Indiana Central. tlKUHIM KHItt It take* a lot of know-how to fix a hi-fi 120 We've got the know-how end factory-trained personnel to fix your hi-fi let properly. TV and tope recorder! expertly repaired, too. IIGtEST Felpouich Food Cenier Folppaach Food Center Limit I Per Family UmM T Family SPARTAN VEGETABLE SPARTAN RfO. OR DRIP COOKING OU COFFEE SHOP AND SAVE EVERYDAY AT HOWARD TRUMBULL Wl 5-91*7 b Wl 5-5992 IN MICHIGAN FOOD CENTERS Can CENTRAL RADIO A TV WE CLOSE AT NOON ON SATURDAYS �v The Days are Getting Cooler, But Classifieds are Still Hot! 945-3481 9—THE HASTINGS BANNER Thursday, October 7. 1965 CLASSIFIED AD PAGE PHONE HASTINGS BANNER Wl 5-3481 MINIMUM RATE—50< for Twenty Words. Classified Paragraphs ★ Automotive HOTTEST DEALS IN TOWN Transportation 1965 VOLKSWAGEN CAMPER . . . Fully equipped for that camping trip. New car condi­ tion with 9,000 miles. HASTINGS MOTOR SALES Specials. at 1964 OLDS F-95 . . . Cutlass 2 Dr. Hardtop. Power steering and brakes, bucket seats, radio, whitewalls. 1963 OLDS CONVERTIBLE . . . Dynamic 99. power steering and brakes, radio, whitewalls, red with white top and match­ ing interior. Wl 5-2454 CARDS OF THANKS b IN MIMORIAMS—2c par word. Wl 5-5903 MALE HELP WANTED 1963 OLDS SEDAN . . . Dynamic 68 4 Dr. power —1937 I.H.C. Slake Truck..4175 steering and brake*, radio, good whitewall tires, fully guaranteed. Immaculate condition. • 1963 FORD SEDAN . . . Very low mileage and ex- ' 10/7 PONTIAC - OLDS - CADILLAC Wl 5-2478 107 N. M.chigsn Ave. Hettings, Michigan 10/7 NEW CAR Journeymen LINCOLN MERCURY COMET MAHLER MOTOR SALES THURS. - FRI. - SAT. Used Cars 1965 MERCURY' MONTEREY 4 Dr. Demonstrator. Fully equipped. Save $$$ 1964 DODGE CUSTOM Model 880 Hardtop. Power 'steering, power brakes. Radio Priced to go$1695 1964 FORD CUSTOM 4 Dr. Sedan. Vfl engine. Radio. Only $1695 1962 MERCURY MONTEREY 4 Dr. Automatic drive. Power steering und brake*. Radio $1295 1962 MERCURY MONTEREY Hardtop. Power steering and 41295 1991 RAMBLER STA. WGN. Extra good condition. 1961 FORD 4 DR. HEDAN Ml MERCURY METEOR 909 4 Dr. Sedan Automatic. Power Extra sharp. TRANSPORTION SPECIALS: Industrial Machine Repairmen Must have successfully completed an accredited apprenticeship or have CORN CRIBS experience in the trade. SPEEDY Excellent wages and 10 certifiable years of 12M Bo. Reg $35950 SPECIAL PRICE $33500 LEGALS benefits. Apply in per­ son or moil resume to rStK.r.0, Valve Division (MTire PaWi Employment Office ELECTRIC Raxora repaired— Special —Your raaor cleaned, CARPET CLEANING IS EASY lubricated and sitarpened. only with Host New Electric Up$155. Service and satisfaction guaranteed. Lapo Drug, 144 E bandwork. Clean 190 square OCTOBER ^ALE — 10% oft on State St., Hastings lawn mower, tillers, boats. Also I —Winter Cabs. —Mufflers. An equal opportunity employer M»B.fln« F-Ju *«nne.. HMt. FOR MORE BEAUTIFUL HAIR —Use RexaU's fast permanent. Regular ODO— Now $1.00. No pre-shampoo—No after odor. Available at Jacobs' Pharmacy. 10/7 ।'‘TCJV.. c. — Hydraulic Homs. —Cylinders—Fittings. FOR SALE—About 900 bales of hay. alfalfa and brome. Phone 623-5805 Delton. tf APPLES — Lewi Tack. 731 9710 2m. north Banfield. 10/14 Ave. C. Bottle Creek, Mich. NOTICES TWO PAIR OP GOOD FOOT­ BALL SHOES—Size 1&. High SAVE "Everything For The Farm to nnu b.«: FOR SALE-Rainbow and Pine Crest garden mums galore. 50c FRANCISCO Cox Rd, turn left and follow sign. 10/14 FARM SUPPLY 945-3156 M-37 So. Used Farm Machinery FOR SALE - While Potatoes, sand- grown, non - irrigated. Sunday calls accepted. George Christiansen. 2h miles north GOOD AS NEW STORE Ut house west on. OSirt I I flooded All and refrigerator, hot water and shower New roof, full base­ ment Suitable for year around Call Mrs. Herrick, 1122 8 Jef­ ferson. Hastings. 10 7 Hastings. Phone Wl 6-5119. It ★ Sporting Good* new 1964 3 HP Johnson motor priced at $135. Wayne’s Serv­ EXPERT TAILORING — Men* or women’s clothing. We nar-1 HUCKLEBERRY GUN SHOP ice and sport Shop, 3 ml. west row lapels, taper pants, alter for gOTnr scopes, binoculars. double into single breasted 19/1 coats. Al, the Dutch Tailor. I 5504 Gun Lake Road WI 5­ mlles east of Del ion Phone ★ Help Wonted .5714. U Delton 633-5792. Hours dally until fl. Sundays Hl 4. Munday. MAN FOR WORK—Full tln% In POR BEAUTIFUL SPRIN OI Wednesday and Friday eve­ FLOWERS—Get your Import- I nings ’Ul 8. Doug Young, owner. store. Apply In writing. Hased Dutch bulb* NOW at Blair * , Farm St Garden. Hyacinjh* ■ State 8t. Hastings, Miehlgain tulips, crocus and daffodils I . 10/7 10/141 ★ Wonted BEAUTY OPERATOR — RxperlWANTED —Portable typewriter, a rubber stamp with your new in good condition. Phone Wl 5-4634. 10 H Glaxler, coBeet. 1-616-48-03518. Mod., Tues, Wed., and Thun, 8 to 5. tf 1 portable sewing machine $2500 ano *».c» tax. uurpee s spec­ wlU buy. To be used in the MAN or WOMAN to supply es­ ialty Bhoppe, Delton. MXh. 1 New Health and Welfare C«ttablished customers with na­ i ter. Call WI 5-5319 10 7 tionally advertised family products In city of Hastings. No NEW St USED PUMI’S-New in-1 Investment. Earnings $265 per stallaUons and remodeling. WANTED— Land on lake, with or hour and up possible. Pull or Powell’* Plumbing Co. Free es-' without buildings. Write: part time Write Watkins Cliarles D Shasky. R1 AugusProducts, Inc., D-M, Winona. Mlddlerille BY Minn. ’ 10/7 Over Start's Wallpaper & Paint Store —1962 John Deere 2010 Tractor. OPEN FRIDAYS "We're Ab Near As Your Telephone" —1961 John Deere 3010 Gas Tractor. Like newt —1950 John Deere B Tractor. Hydraulic. A-l shape! Ladles and Girl —1054 Cockshutt Tractor. A-l WINTER SKIRTS MOBTGAOE SALE — p.f.alt haa shape! SOCKS for the Family —Massey Harris 30 Tractor. A-l Keep It in a ^Handy Place for Future Reference Clip This Guide shape. Men’s JACKETS and SUITS BAND AND WIFE, (o JAMKg T. HAkNEH A COMPANY. A MICHI—Several Used Plows—All size*. Ladles* DRESSES, —Grain Bln to fit Pick-up Truck. LAWN MOWER REPAIR —AuBLOUSES AND SLACKS COMPLETE PLUMBING AND —KU! Bros. Gravity Box. Appliance & General Repair Butinett Services Offered HEATING SERVICE Repa.r WALK UP AND SAVE! —Good Used Chain 8aws. and new. Royal Hayet. 433 W. —John Deere No. 40 self-pro­ 10'X LET OUR EXPERIENCED SERVICE Mown. E. L. Carpenter Herd- PUMP SERVICE—Sta-Rlte Water pelled Combine with 10 *B- ■ MAN repair your Appliance* Systems. Sold, installed, serviced grain neao head ana and new corn com neau. head. | , e Lewis Electric, Cloverdale 623­ 5381. j Concrete Products —2 wheel heavy duty Grain Heating -- Plumbing t** Trailer with hydraulic dump, j . ‘ —New Idea one-row Corn Picker. QCTVICe KEYS DUPLICATED while you Automobile & Machinery wait. Ben Franklin Store. State GET YOUR READY-MIX from the Good shape! Repair New * Remodel * Repair j Barry County Ready Mix Co. WATCH AND DIAMOND RING Good shape! REPAIR — Expert workmanship. KAECHELE'S RENTAL OF WHEEL CHAIRS. COMPLETE AUTO CLASS SERVALL GRADES WASHID SAND WALKERS AND CRUTCHES — DAY. KOVEMHKB 10,'lNJ. Headquarters for hospital tupAND GRAVEL — Bender Gravel 305 S. Church Wl 5-5352 5-5085. Burkey Sales and Serv­ Co. Home office 822 S Benton. tf Phone Wl 5-5412. Plant. W. ice. 218 N. Jefferson. 124 N. Jefferson Wl 5-5052 State Rd Phone Wl 5-2123. CERAMIC. FORMICA. LINOLEUM (o' th. VUlsc* 10/7 AND CARPET REPAIR —HatCUSTOM GRINDING AND MIX:i tings Floor Covering, 123 W. AL SIGNS’ TIRE SERVICE, 235 S. ach w to your specificatiom. Farm Bur­ Miscellaneous NOTICES Couoly Farm Jiret. Wheel Alignment eau Services, M37 So.. Wl 5­ Dated: Annul 10. 1045 Let Farm Bureau Services JAMES T. BA IIS EH AND COMPANY. and Balancing. Brake Relining. 2223. HAVE YOUR PICTURES-MAAiJeD A MICHIGAN CORPOHATlON WATCH & CLOCK REPAIRING— Shocks and Muffler Service. FARMERS handle your shelled corn AT BEVERWYK’S COLOR CEN­ Guaranteed workmanship. Aljo 9.45-5170. COMPLETE DEVELOPING SERV­ J. LEONARD HYMAN all kinds of Jewelry Repair and direct from the field . . -. ICE—24. hour Service (black frames. Alio, custom framing. Engraving Miller Jewelers, 118 arvl M-hital We are now booking and white!. Jacobs Prescnptio Our new truck hoist and 221 W. MilL. W. State St. v Pharmacy. Phone Wl 5-2466. CHAIN SAW HEADQUARTERS — Feed Concentrate* for the dryer are ready! Repairs and sharpening. Sew winter of 1965 and 1966. parts and suppl>ei McCulloch CUSTOM DRAM MOBILE HOMES SALES — Del s PDBLICATIOH OBDEH SERVICE — (Bookings until Oct. 15.) Auto Wrecking and Del’s Phil­ ZIPPERS REPLACED ‘KnD RE­ and Pioneer. Francisco Farm We Offer Top Prices Largest telco of Drapery Supply. M37 So. Wl 5-3150. lip’s ’’66”. M37 So., 945-5141. PAIRED in heavy garments. Red tunty. Kirsch For Your Corn rods, Inilallation’ Li Hanging Wing Sporting Boots and Shoes. WuS SERVICE and REPAIR GUIDE ,r.r GOODYEAR BROS. NOTICE! FARM BUREAU SERVICES Farm Bureau Sendees -M-37 So. Radio, Television Repairing RADIATORS Cl«an»d, ReMired. Recored. Burkey Sales and Serv­ ice. 218 N. JeHgngn. Phene TROPHY CENTER—PlusVpwialWl 5-5176. GAMBLE’S REPAIR SHOP —All Ixed engraving of all kinds. Gil­ SENTZ TV COLOR SALES AND SERVICE —315 S. Harover. washers, dryers and small borne more Jeweler. 102 E. State St., appliances. Call 945-2217. Phono 945-5316. year on Setchell-CarlsoTi Color. SERVICE ON ALL MAKES af trac­ Xd. w tors. machinery and chain uws ELECTRICAL CONTRACTING — tuto se4 VACUUM CLEANER HEADQUARALL MAKES OF TV. PADIOS. in our new building at 124 N and tupplies Kelley Electric RECORD CHANGERS RfPAIRED Jefferson, Experienced mechanService. 524 Middleville Rd , Phone Wl 5-2700 after 5 p m.. Hoover Sales and Service. Strury 22B N. Jefferson. Photo Wl 5­ Hastings. 9187. Electric. 222 5. Jefferson. 5-5052. Jefferson. rlilrai 945-2223 tf Wl 5-2223 10/1 Phone W! 5-2479 cesscriri M-66 In Nashville. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 20 WEDNESDAY. OCT. 30. Alto Garden Club Annua] Harvest Banquet, open to the public at the Calfdonl* Methodbit Church. Turkey dinner prepared by wom­ WINDQW GLASS INSTALLED in aluminum, steel or wood en of the Caledonia Methodist sash. Burkey Auto Glass it Church. $150. Reservations must Radiator Shop. 319 N. Jeffer­ be in by Oct. 12. Call Mrs. Frank son, Hastings. tf Plnkbetner, TW 1-8157. Cale­ donia. dr Mrs. Joseph Abels. RO 5-3199, or OW 3-3433. Program. ICE — Trimming, cabling. reMr. and Mrs. Norton Louis Avery of Lowell will show pictures of Phone OL 3-6686. Nashville, travels through United States Mich. U PERMANENT ANTI-FREEZE 1937 Buick 2 Dr. Hardtop .4125 M-37 South' 1310 N. Michigan SERVICE —Mercury outboard Eaton Mfg. Co. SPREADER APRONS $2693 up Automatic. Radio. Standard THURSDAY. OCT. 14 DEMOCRATIC SWISS STEAK DINNER — Thursday, Oct. 16. ' Odd Fellows Hall. | Industrial Electricians SHOWING THE NEW 1966 Calendar of Special Events FARM IMPLEMENTS driving. REAHM MOTOR SALES I FORD VICTORIA — -54. auto■ matlc transmission, power i steering, power brakes, radio. ' heater, scat belts. 5 new Urea, 44,000 mile*. $200. Call 367-2621. 10/1 USED CAR CENTER Corner Michigan & Court . . . Catalina Hardtop, Hydra —1957 VOLKSWAGEN $336 maUc; power steering and ra­ .$275 —1957 DODGE dio, new whitewall Ure*. 1969 OLDSMOBILE . . . Holiday Sedan. Dynamic 98 Pou er steering and brakes Radio, whitewalls. 1956 BUICK 8PBCIAL — 4 Dr. sedan. $95DQ. Gall Wl 5-9919. 10/7 220 W. State —1954 DODGE Pickup$175 1963 OLDS SPORT COUPE Good condition . . . Beautiful maroon and white tutone, fully equipped, —1966 DODGE Sta. Wgn. .. .$425 new whitewall Uns. excellent .1250 —1959 FORD 2 Dr. condition. $125 1063 PONTIAC SPORT COUPE —1959 CHEV. 4 Dr. 1961 MERCURY COMET , . Sedan. Automatic. Priced Black with red interior; im­ maculate. Call WI 5-9780. 10/1 1961 forlTeconolink bubEqulpped for camping. Will sleep two adults and three small children. Change to hauling in ten minutes. Priced to sell. Call 845-5687 weekends. 10/7 service st • chsree of 10c. time work. Bales and General ■ir Mobile Home* Stare work Apply at 130 E. State St. 10/7 MOBILE HOMES DIRECT from factory at lante savings. 60 x 12 APPL KPICKKR8 at Yohan Or­ $3885. Lot rent $12*0 P** chard 3*4 miles north of Ionia month with coach. Other sixes on M-66. No spot picking. Gas al comparable saving*. Bro» Trailer Bales, north of Hm|0/7 Ionia. tuigs'ori M-43 Phone 845-5936FULL TIME, reliable man for tire repair and service store. Good pay, with uniforms fur­ Euiloca couldn't R"e»* I nished to qualified person. Ap­ A" Por»onal» AllUvoh M ’mWy •'*< ply Signs Tire Service. 235 S. Jefferson. 10/14 ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS— tn ew classified. . PG. 171. Hasting* Telephone WI 8-2996 Meetings avery pointing for fall business Up Monday, 8 pm. tl i to $50 00 week, part lime for ABLE e-Arsj* — Por picnics u,o“ wh® Qualify Marge Klmfamlly reunions, iota ofusee’; mfl- Sunfield 4660. 10 14 A- For Rent—Real Estate 40- by 300'. $360 at The Ban- | LOCAL RAWLEIGH BUSINESS tf AVAILABLE in Barry Co or FURNISHED APARTMENTS Hastings. Star t Smmediatclv poR rent — Utilities paid. IT’S APPLE AND CIDER TIME Selling expwlence helpful but Phone WI 5.9471. tf .Nelson's Welcome Orchard haa not necessary. ,Wri.< _______ popular varieties available now tor particulars. Rawlclgh Dept, new —Tliree bedroom house in Fresh - pressed cider, honey, MC J 651 251 Freeport, I1L& । nm WMn| Nol qulte egmpietsquash, popcorn. Open daily until six. '» mile north of Ionia on M-66. tf BALDWIN Splntt Pisno and Or­ * Notice gan available In your area A For Sale—Real Eetate Good buy on each. Assume INSIST ON MICHIGAN BOT- ' payments Write or phone: TLED GABI See Cart 8t Betty's ' Credit Manager Appliances before you '-buy! 2 3 ACRE Heath Piano it Organ Co. They Sell—They Install They: WI ,m M'U BORDERS A NICE CREEK 923-28th Street 8.W. Grand Rapids. Michigan 539-6400 10/7 Almost new 3-bedroom modern POR PAST 34-HOUR FILM home just outside city limits. TOP - YIELDING PIONEER SERVICE! No charge for over- Lovely large back yard. School CORN AND SORGHUMS for grain and forage, and alfalfas trade for house in town of THE FATMAN — Private Detec­ equal value. from me now for the widest tive 24-Hour. Shadowing. Tape. Phone Wl 5-4791 Foto-FUm Evidence, Nation­ Wayne Richard, Bunfield wide. Confidential. Call WO Albert Bell, Nashville Verne Winger. Freeport 10/7 Union. Ba I tie Creek 13/30 COTTAGE — North side Wall NEW 10 OZ. WATERPROOF TARP l: tft?l Hastings BANNER CLASSIFIEDS WINICK SURPLUS 204 N. Michigan Wl 5-3324 Coll Wl 5-3481 ■toil’ll! ffwORKS Coll 945-3481 If You Would Like to be Lilted in An optimist is the vocation with hli family This Weekly Service ond Repair Guide BANNER WANT ADVS. BRING RESULTS �I THE HASTINGS BANNER—7 Haotingi High William Buehler | „ ... Cafeteria Menu It Promoled to Lt. Commander "llr '*■* Card of Thanks and Jn CARD OF THANKS IN MKM0RIAM I wish to thank Dr. Birk. Dr. In memory of Thomax tlieir wonderful care, rataUves, friends, and neighbor* for their his wife, daughter, and son. cards, prayers, and call* white in Halil* Alcken the hospital and at home. Your kindnes* will never be forgotten IN MCMOKUM Amelia Clum In loving memory of our daiUfhUr who left us Oct. ( ARD OF THANKS I wish to thank all of my Memories are treasures no relatives and friends. PMtora Deato° U1*^ Unseth. Neiman, and neighbors tar the cards, tetters, ffcwen. can heal. fruit, and calls received while in the hospital and since coming borne. Though ou Your thoughtfulness will never be forgotten. whlcii principally figured In the The 1006 Cadillac styling story is highlighted from the rear by a redesigned deck lid, new lighting in restyled bumper outers, and a new rear bumper with the lower half painted in body color. A striking new front appearance is achieved through the reduction of chrome and particular attention to lighting detail. It remains unmistakably Cadillac, retaining the traditional cross-hatch grille, design. day Using. points out Leun McNair, field wSuMtoaoair — Fork rung up the promotion ladder In you always were before." Rev. and Mn L. F Bu and Children CARD OF THANKS uppreciatlon and thanks to those U110 visited Dad during his stay St lhe Medical Facility, lhe staff at Pennock Hospital, Dr. Wedel. I < .mard-Osgood Funeral Home, pallbeareui. Rev. Isaac Osgood Jmd Rev. W. Pride, the ladles who served lunch after th* fun­ eral. those who sent flowers, curds, food, or caUed duMng the 14.424 Illness and death of our father, I'timdfather, and great grand­ father, Frank L. Walton. Mi and Mrs. Claude Walton and family Mr. and Mrs. Floyd E. Walton and family Mr. and Mrs Ralph L. Walton and family Mr. and Mrs. Harry Stehr and family Official Action of the Hastings City Council LEGAL LEGALS loat at tkac aortgua, 33. ISM. riKUUl by . II..—- ... Un —. * | Sorry County Building Permits mw <MM<; tsso. *sir. 8BFT. »0 Chris C Bur w . wr 11 1 West Woodland . Woodland Calendar Oct. 7 — Freshman football, Hastings. Here— 5.30. tty Vidor Sitton b hayride. . Ott. 10—Infant baptism ot Mctlwdtst Church. Worship scr- is In Borges* Hospital. * Sun- Hickory Camera. at Mr. and Mra. । Schmidt. Kathy, silly and Jim- wheel chair carnival Saturday. Several Giri Scout Troops. Camp Fire Girls, and Boy Scout Troops. tla.tiso. MMUoa, h«l4 -oa tbs psdtiss revelation to the young people of their good famine Ut having healthy bodied and minds them- Dowling By Mrt. Donald Procfrock Mrs. Lula Gorham, a medical patient at Pennock Hospital, convalescing at her home. * The Orville Babcocks will enter­ tain the Nortlu-ost Dowling Farm IS. Fallarv t» c*»plr Bureau group Tuesday for a potdll mull la a ju4» old I>d»ni :W Proefrock and daughten juxomBabcock* of Lacey, attended the Hillsdale County Fair Saturday. * Enrollment of Winter projects of age by Jan. 1st is eligible to 1. Ci..* lb»l krarlag on rtt» Join and should contact Mrs ot Fraaklln Iteckahk. Donald Procfrock If interested in lor' alloaaace ot float becoming a member of the Dow­ ling group * The/ Lawrence ; chores at the Nylo l;.,ir ' uhitn Mr Quick's father. Is on s vacation Business Directory MEMORIAL MONUMENTS PRODUCTION CREDIT ASSOCIATION 301 S. Michipn A>«. Halting* Office Hour* Mftn. & WmI. OF DISTINCTION Lawrwnc* Brothers THE SHIRWOOD AGENCY tot INSURANCE ROUtT W. 5HRRWOOD. Mr- HASTINGS Stats Farm Inturancs All Forms of AUTO — FIRE BONDS Insurance and Bondsi Swanson Inauranca wtMVll jerry Andrus tors offera the foliowins award* ApnL A lotal of 20'296 *“*• Chalmer D. Miller. who reI ’*crc ptrtomcd. wito 5® persona refismsi to their peraunal physl- I' I clan. With 33 reports yet to be Is the special education tesclwr । rur-—Ivrvl tk!t Mnrv-fetnlb Onuntx- I at tlie Delton Elementary School, I Wh.n >«u —1 U.U, u» In or —I will be hu.IT (—y And lhl< Thund.y and Friday will be vacation-for ref'[TCd in the screening <1_ u.j- C...___. .... ___ .. ntviuTam do have t>» diMun . MbrrllMUX ---ind Micb«el «rs: rnut u uic annum sujsji. (Teacher's Convention> and the,sl(‘Srt’1 "PoUntialfy diabetic.' villc T-K District, Miller rrWMU and la doing graduate Club CongrcsB. and t3» Eight 1500 scholarship* for national ciMunpioo*. Scholarship winners uro chocen from among all Uie State award recipients. Award winners are yean in the Michigan Confer­ ence of the United Brethren Rapids on Thursday, while on I________________________ 3B Church and aa a youth counselor tension Service. Friday many plan to attend the' st the Barnaby Memorial Park meeting in Lansing. Atony rate.j Ranfiolrl - Virinilv at Supfleid. H will be a tiresome two days) UanilCKl *1(11111) Cooperative PTA Mrs. Gena Brown suffered a Mra. Dwyn Butler also broke a leg.when she got up during the night last Wednesday. Purtun- Rear Admiral Donald W. Wul- A demonstration of the Lake- I1J aiLnt/sc f''lent! safrty. Club* and individual wood WtwUlng and gymnanHra Vl<19VO program will be the feature of. More M than 330 Michigan rcsi- I logistics officer-a billet lhe combined parent, teacher, dc’n•» (i wiio had teen ___________________ suf fcring i which a higher gn the rro® diate-te.* without knowing ' scribed. ” " Am«l«re a rare 'Ua*t‘ bt*n W niedlCal »-*• Comdr. Buthl.T. a 1932 funi“'l«iUon *» » n»ult Df •'«»»- Hasttof* High Hcbool graduate, whSh' mlnv mu,1Ul screening programs dur- I taudted at the University of oa boatinc. swimming and skiing. “« t ““I Michigan. where he all । reived military training Acrobatics on lhe trampoline I ’ According io Dr. John Co- I lhe Naval Reserve is also popular. These sports rank among the I Department of Health's Divi­ oldest contests, dating back to sion of Adult Health. 40JU3 the Greeks and Egyptians They are among the most healtotul i screening profranu throughout I tain and Mrs. Clifford R. Mac- j added. sports because participant* use; State from March through Leon of Cedarville. Fur more than two decodes, almost every muscle in their the Tlie Buehlen have three chll- General Motors haa sponsored bodies. 1 June. , Reports from private phyjlcl- dren; and they maintain family I (tie national 411 Safety program. .---- ' - .... ........ .............. — — I w. WHUUI wimv charge or the program. | I1=aita flowed suspicion of dlavoivvment of GM personnel iur.-lm.mu w .111 -mm ; Ix M Kae Refreshments ill be served .Uj) wore (or funiier of tiw SevcnUr Fleet amphlbs. throughout the country have <-nni 7 In 7-M In th- eafet—ria ..... . . .. . ....... Chalmer Miller ■ Special Teacher Woodland tty Mrt. Glendon C.urlit Institute. Hickory Corners Carefully planned projects Since reporting last April for baby sHung"!^'!^^^ h. strait. anM K u, uu*w*.mw by the ni-l Girl Scouts and tH.lrlT* their ;rtlwTlgCTT<| leaders in the-student commons! — lounge. :*o far. wa* conducted In Ma/ rw i c I I comb County in March and At DeltOll OCtlOOl | nrai* roils. AIxohuUb cotutnutian. »18.000. Parent, Teacher State Screening Meetat Laketcood D To Feature Sports Keveals 33- I Public. Forum of the parents—but a the boys and girls. I ,. —. crating his amateur radio uaMr. and Mre. Gordon Stanton tion W815C. He has traveled -— ----------- and MMi ... n, . ... , ' “nd............... his mother. Mrs. Alice Stan- througlvout the East Li‘ir?1Se«lhk0 i10,1 of lhe M'dical Pftcllity were ! dtowest. Oct. 12—Lions Club. cpyidnt find our letter lart ueik, Igmujay, Sept. 26 aunt* of Mr.I -------„'b 1 Oct. 13—Methodist choir pruc^td wa* on pLe° (T’skUou MrR' I^l’nnan Stonton and j LJL1C rtuaU’r of ncar clU]u“ m honor'2 n MS Students Walland. By Mra KMDGFar-' p*m5^ Commended Jr. Varsity wuli Grand Ledge. k4ty.IS.WM an onice bep-boo! thUas. A Mra. Wasne Car. 7; Fratomen.football I our wonderful Two student* at Huntings High scitool. spent Saturday. surely hope and pray everyone Invalid abler, Mlu Esther LaurWoodland Woauri* .Study Club their lilgb performance on the that U able to contribute blood The Womans Study club will National Merit Scholarship a icw aays. io see cncir surer. • — 7,——; « . —z Qualifying Teat (NMBQTf given No one really knows what It i»Jd toelr annual Genttemcns Mjl Allee Hcndre. at Pennock;bat* /roa» Battle means nntil you or members of Night with a banquet at the . Hofpital Friday Tlie former's 1 "nd Mra Eugene last Spring. noipiuu mu»y. »nc lunncn; ■ — Mr -----------Methodist Church Tuesday. Oct They ore among 38,000 Mu- your family really need it. IL.„...uMrs....Ruth Harvey of INusbaum OStthter. Nusbaum Sundav. Sunday. Sent. Sept. 2fl 26. In Marell I h.id open heart Grand Rapids, also called on will tore a chicken supper at nixed for'scoring In the top two surgery In Blodgett Hospital In ■H*rU^ by Mra Hendee and M1m Laurell Grand Rapids. I had 33 pint* of 1 o'clock. Nancy and JeatUne accompanied her to her home at, complete high school in 1966. Comstock Park. * Rev. and Mrs ! George Spews and children of. get lhe blood we needed, and Woodland, will just below the 14.000 Beni If Inal Lake Odessa and Mrs. Oilmens Bchalhly of Woodland were Sun- HEPT. 28—Wayao P. AkBlck, Nub- Lsta announced last month. I vUK.^.sMbltloit 4 riving. B> MichlDon GUI, the school's principal, that they were very thankful I came from Barry County a* it should bi? made with your tele­ lion announced that Uw CaraHesterlys. A Mrs Della Durkee.! was all taken care of. phone committee member before a Jang-time resident of West Woodland, is making her home with her sister. Mra. Arloa | ber should plan to attend. Marsh, at Hastings. many counties had much trouble The children have earned a Mr. and Mra. Everett Johnston I getting blood for their patient*. 1—PHUlIp Jon Myers. 714 8. vacation from iwJiool already. are building a rooifiy addition j OCT. Dlbbls. sxklbiUoo drivtag. N. Michl, My daughter had back surgery Teachers' Institute will be held onto the west side of their home j fin Av».; Ju4/ a. Prjie, ISIS 8. in August, and had two pinU. so Ituonr. axklfiUMi driving N. Thuraday and Friday and Uicre on Barnum Road. A L D. Smith. wc surely want to Uiank every• 'T1' “ «US dent and Woodland High gradu- , au««r. gram and do hope everyone that ale, who has been employed by ,____________ The PTA calendars arc now on Is able will still keep coming Holland Motors of Grand Rapids: whenever they have a clinic any­ llvcrc may be an increase In where In the county. and resided at Byron Center, has Mnrrin<ro T inoncn received a fine promotion. He is L*I( ( IlbL influenza in the. United Slate*‘ - Anyone Interested In how a school. The secretary - treasurer, being transferred to Ft. Wayne. ——--------- —- ------ -—— next Winter. mitral valve heart surgery Is Many of us can avoid a bout Ind . and the twins were here K*an*ik l. Hrvlit. wowsund 1 ..■<,*« C. —a CGrandma In — r«.'C1 J..'! I./kv.n T ■ k ■ nil... 1 with the flu by proper immuni­ done, may read about it tn the with Grandpa — and nice this year and quite infor­ ' Life numaslne. There lx a. tomsation. Smith for several days while Sete article about what they did mative. They have a full report Hl The forecast for the coming their mother, the former Georgia me, with pictures. In the story. of the school M-iaduie including :.i , • ..i 11.-.:. Wheeler, was in the Indiana city 1 I wish very much I could give f. Msdlsen. 8htrl«y H. “house hunting.” Congratula­ thrre.year periodicity of the dis- blood myself, but am unable to tions. LJJ.I do so. All in my family do give The onion harvest is in full whenever possible, and everyone The last major outbreaks were please help keep our- wonderful •wihg at the John Poortengn 1 Richard Allen and family at­ tn 1962-63. and. on the West' program up. marshes in West Woodland. tended a reunion Sunday nt Mt. Coast. In 1963-64. Stack* of crates filled with the , Thank you. ' ■• Cletnens. Her grandmother waa Immunisation is particularly "aromatic fruit" dot the fields Mabie Norton pnsent. Slie has tx-cn spending I: A1B* TUjUUo. H*n4>* B»r and toe pungent odor of burn­ recommended for certain high R1 Hastings Uic Summer in Michigan and ngu. *1. tfliU B«aB«r. BS. Kin ing "skins" fills the air. One birky lAigkrty. B3. K»»«a 8h*rl dude: 4»n. ISIS B BroMvxr. Trtflley WUl.tU. SOi 8. Bark.' Oev J. •.Persons at all nges suffering onions. * Mr and Mrs. Byron Mru Lily Jarvis of Dimondale from chronic disease, such as Westerly and boys were Sunday planned to have dinner Wcdrheumatic heart disease, other nredoy, Oct. 6, with Mra. Myrtle heart and circulatory problems,. tty Mrt. Iletiie M. C.airnt and Mr*. Peter Martin of Has-1 respiratory ailments such as RJ Hnttac* 94J.4T7* tings, celebrating recent birth-', Mr. ms-m™. Harlas M Monday, Oct. 11 the PTA'e in asthma and emphysema, and■ ' day" tn the family. A Mrs. Ch»s-1 bi. Lake oeaaaa wusuig 3L-. jmd Mra Wayne FUulkncr Iter Tucker and daughter-in-law.1 J’t : of Washington visited his por• Prnsijps pt all ages suffering Mr““and‘ XC^ aui^'irfkZ , Mra. Dick Tucker and twd chll- n; - «ii‘ui l Influenza deaths are higher in I ner several days last weak. A dren of Auburn, called.on Mra. ».», s«»t. its; give those past 45. and much higher. Twenty - three gathered at tha ; Vemte Gabriel last wrek Tues-1 , day and also visited their step- sm,.1 st in toot* beyond 65 years. | home « Mr. and Mra. Qua* Interesting, so plan to attend and . mother and grandmother. Mra. B:nn»i- ■« • Pregnant women. Lagios to help him cclebra-'o Ids • Patients in nursing homes bmhday Hte son. Mr^nd Mra support your local PTA. .Uic* Hendee nX Uie hospital. «« 7 n and chronic disease hospitals. | lArry (laUKhtcThe Br. High Sunday school [ ■ Mrs. Elwood Barnum. Barnum I llziad from .X. . „ . _ . Vaccination should begin In । Angvlre- Mr and Mrs Burclass of Che Methodist Church Stedr ,dnUdr ^cembe^ W1D will enjoy a hayride party Sat­ ThX .hAi.iX. lin<1 Mra Of Depled so tong to the smaller house < urday evening. The group will There should be tuo doses, about Irru> a-.—,, amr-nr mxt w«4t of there and her son. I w^dund two months apart, to provide full K l’;®enCitoger and family, moved into | p■ Mrs- George Wlruley at 7 pm. . T7 .. .7. . . ; Mr. and Mra. Gust l*udo* protection. However, the interval th* larger house — Just exchanged , * Wednesday. Sept. 29. dinner spent the weekend in Detroit, --------- a . can be reduced if an epidemic houses, Mrs. guests with Mra. Myrtte Owen threatens. Maximum immunity taking hb son and family there and Agatha LllUe Included Mr. DELTOM—Roy* yincls. BL Oct. 4. cjornes about two weeks after the ' and Mra John Gardener, Mr. nnWTJMft_ w—. r,........ a. r... California on Tuesday. * Mr. second dpse. Those vaccinated 1 them to Mrs. Hendee at the <iitr Kti<Ut ao# Tarrsu c*i»sosu and Mra David Warner, local hospital. < Mrs. Vtenle Gabriel !«UktaFeiU. 11??^>:sip>Z within the past twe-years will from Thuntday until Sunday ; drove to -Berrien Snrlnn last! M' ««'4 Nr* Bubu4 auk*, bs night squirrel hunting near RosFall. kTL. '£ s,'. her son and daughter-in-law. । riuiip ci»rk. mp Tkirf at.. MM4Wurday. Sept. 25. They attended this season offers protection “ JSJT °“n"Grund Rapids visited their s*sagainst five different types ot vi ­ Bl.I ahd Mrs.. Glendon Curtis and LAKJt°0DK4aA. — . Dm .. . Hoxly. - — Mra. Hendee has been transrus. all capable of causing in­ family were Sunday evening fluenza visitors with his sisttT. Mr. and Mranr.avrt.vF—,, j«.wn*a io.. (enrd froth a private room to a | Ireuire Mn Eurl Atkin-am vncutlonrd m The vaccine will not insure Tteaift WaUers. «» Bell* w,rd "nd was to liave - anoth-" . ........ " 1 it o»«. 3:>o •-* complete protection against in-1 Upper Peninsula last week. A !&.*■•: v«r» J«aa*cn in I blood transfusion Monday onday. * up itichxrd Middleville, A Mn Rhoda Bawdy ■AnH9rLUf~-F»trtfte vest. Mi H flunuu. but it ha* shown for Mr and Mra. ,Mlle* Bawdy of M*rtlyn Haney. Woodljnd nixh. UmUsbs. 1 la now staying with her daugh- qu«»a. BsraonB Vasgstei. BA Oct-1 llbratlM. some years a marked degree of | Clarksville und George Lowden, ------------------ ... surgery surgery at I undsrwgnt protection for'* large majority of jspent last weekend fishing near St. Lawrence Hospital in Lan-1S,0/a iwf? • oZC ^pWmwf « those who receive II. Traverse City, a James Albright. »lng Wednesday.-Sept .29. Mrs. UnHad Fund la underway. If a Ask your doctor about influen-1 his mother and cousin from Ad* Dallas Stadel of Lake Odessa j solicitor does not cofue to your u protection for you and your I culled on Mr. and Mra. Wirrtn is subatituUng. door In the next few days Ptoue family' |Cahns Sunday evening. A Mlm Fcmalc sea turtles seem to Wheat planting, silo filling and; oi'dVaOMb.' Bl. contact the choinnsn. Mrs. Rudy weep copiously during their cleaning up Uie end of the gar-| Ind ’m^'' --- •---- 1—. jjoan Kriglc wa* home from col­ Othmrr. Maybe you were awayivWta Tte Coast Guard uniform is,lege over the weekend. Ivlstta to larid to lay egga. Actu- den crape 4s the, ord?r ot the ------------ •-----------day hereabouts ♦ Our sympathy C>Kdr»s. Bi Dowjuu. wifclUiii 7 Ibi. distinguished from lhe Navy'*j «o lire Wireman faintly whowi' rrcifrick' Thoraplosi.' B. Sun bZ. by a small shield worn Iwifwayl Michigan State and B*ytar hnma ,b>» -..... everyone must ' couutbuu tee ween wrist and elbow on the wffl clash on Use gridiron in 1968 . ILsU^A wsigiltag ! lta.. a on-. and Tlacher Roads burned. ttrHF. Hastings Traffic Tickets PENNOCK HOSPITAL I Health. Safety Tips SWT- Births at Pennock East Middle Lake i.'kKuT: -“ i- �5 Teams Unbeaten In Community Fund Football Program Some Animals, Birds Utilize Simple Tools ... • Dave Hathaway's Lions and Mouse" Reynold*' ta-.nghorns are ' undefeated tn the SUi grade league in Bob King's tali football league which plays on Saturday i mornings. I Jim Bowewnan'* Brains are Wtap*. birds, otter*, elephant*, anbealen In lheir twa games In ’ Spartan* Invade Michigan in 58th Battle college football* moat LAST TWO DAYS »* OPEN HOUSE linen* when Michigan Stall’** Spartan* invade Ann Arbor to teal the Michigan Wolverine* Many area fans will reWi D “ve McGuire'* Hurricane, Dave Hurricane* animals known to do so. have two wlna ln thf A mH-out of over 101.QW 1* Moat creatures make do with'circuit and Jeff Goodyear's Bax- assured Both team* got off tb What they are given by nature, on* scored two victorles in their winning starts this Mason. M8U with victorlM over UCLA and tlie National Geographic Society outings In lhe Sth grade wheel, Thl. iXiuimUiiity fimmuMiv Fur * n„, State and Michigan with wiui says Pur instance, the mule Tills ~; Penn Slate W» emu™ usns efficient digging claw* in gram Includes 16 teams land CaMfontla. Each got Its place of a shovel: the beater i final tune-up for the intraMils trees with teeth used as a CUTE PUPPIES AVAILABLE 1-taU clasaic Saturday when Michigan entertained Georgia Imndy ob'ert*. ami employ them and the Spartan* played hast to tar a variety at purpewa. cocker and collie puppy, three IllinoU A waap of the Anunophlla female full-blooded rollie pupgenua provisions its burroa. then ; the Wolverine* haw dominated. I blnation husky and German winning 36 games to State* 16. earth. Sometimes the inan-t* will hold a tiny pebble or a bit of black corker spaniel recent years however, the Spar- i tan., have held the edge with I noil Into place ten vlctorien in the lust 14 con- | The black-breastcd buzzard of wanting a pup may contact Australia la a thief of emu egg*. cliffhangers. through lhe sheriff'* office. the buzzard fl lea aloft with a hard-fought 7-7 tie In 1963, । known to me a tool to obtain prompting Spartan Coach bombs the clutch. Duffy Daugherty to recall Red trail* paint* the Inner walls of । seabed* off California and bring* | SanderV comment: “A lie is ita bower with a bark wad field up crate, urchins. muwU. and between the tipa ot iuberdh TheJ abalones. To crack open thtj Last Full Michigan broke a mint- to is a pulp nuln of nt dharcoal ftarcoal or ntUMel*. mussel*. thUie otter haul* up a 10-10 tie late in lhe game to win “paint" (hradded bark mixed with Miira. rock about live inches In dlame- 17-10 The California aea c'Ur Is ter, place* the »tone on It* chrat MlclJiran MUI sport* the backthe only nonprimate matrunul to sene as an anvil, grasps tlie flridNlcpth that helped It to tlie ■------- -----rnuarel with both paw*, and ■ Big Ten and Rose Bowl ChampI banzx Ita repeatedly until the ioruhlpa la*t season, plus two, I *h«II to broken. highly rewarded quarterback*. I < We watched one otter feeding Wally Gabler and Rick Vldmer,1 I entirely off muuels for lhe 1° replace All-American Bob I 'hour. • ;1 hour. W ?6 minute*, minutes, during during width which ... , . , „ I time it brought up and cracked' The Spartan* will look to the| Central Michigan's open 54 muwl*. nxjulring a |o- .pinning of Junior Clinton Jones; tai of JJ37 bangs on the «nwl.,r'•«« *ophomorr« Bob Apka and) Most Complete reported Profeocr K ILL. Hall of Wrtght Lee for their ground at- I Britain* Brtotol University; He ind will supplement it Fertiliser Service dangerous pass>unaxs- | i__ matched the anllhala through with the always dantrermw i binocular* and a telracope In Ing combination of Steve Juday' FERTILIZER FACTS and Gene Washington Californian Point Lobos Nature Through Friday, October 8th OUR 20th BIRTHDAY SMITH BROS. I BULK. SAX. SERVICE. TUESDAY TWISTERS Standings: Barn Market 15. Pleasant Point Motel 14. Powdef Box 13. MCF Lassies 9. Local Finance 8 and Donna Guy Team "Occasionally an otter retain - ! feeding eptoodm. diving and sur­ facing again and again with the isame one." Dr Hall wrote. "Ap­ parently the otter retained the anvil Mane in Its armpit while diving and collecting another mussel After rating the crab*. It reached under ita right arm and produced and placed on ita chrtt the Mint distinctive stone 1 it had used during previous feed­ ' Ing episodes ' : Dolly Larson ported 177-495. Shirley Hawks 166-453, Sandy. Gallup 157-431. Joan Martin 407 and Judy Baker 406 TUESDAY MIXED LEAGUE Standings: Thornapple Skat­ ing Rink 15. Andrus Insurance 14. River Bend Golf and High­ land's Dairy II. Kaechele'i 9, ■tlie otter manage** to dislodge Ken's A: Bob's Gulf and John­ Large abalones from bed* of son's Furniture 8 and Poli Con­ rock, but mark* on the shells struction 4 «uggc*t that tile otter may alao Jim Tolan led the wheel roll­ I use a atone for this operation. ing 198-549. Norman Jenkins [ A female elrptiant ha* been clialked 209-544. Jeri Cheney 193­ [seen spanklrlY her calf with a 538. Bob Tossava 172-501. Larry i sapling apparently pulled up for Utter 181-459. Junior Russell ISOthe purpose Elephant* also have 491. —______ Mildred__________ Adnanson...173-46. ... been cteervod using sticks iu> Jean Hewitt 170-448 and Don backscratchers Dome* t leat- iCheney 189-466. WE BOOK FEEDS Save $SS BROS Lake Odessa • Woodland on all HOME IMPROVEMENTS - Free Plans, Too! FREE Door Prizes DEXTER LOCK DIVISION Builders Hardware Things for TASSELL HARDWARE Cabinet Hardware Your Home Factory Representatives FRANTZ MFG. (0. will be on hand to demon- Garage Doors strata and give complete information on their prod- UNITED STATES GYPSUM CO. Gypsum Products ucts. Check the Thursday and Friday schedule. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 8th 1908 to 1965 57 Years of Service PITTSBURGH PLATE GLASS CO., Points & Glass FISHER-DRUMMOND CO. Paint & Wood Finishes RECREATION LEAGUE NO. 2 Bob Peters led the league last BLACK - DECKER MFG. CO. Many years of dependability to our clients Power Tools I Avery rolled solo honors with '233. finishing with 546. King Bennett chalked 208-536, Stew­ . art Howes 515. Les Springer 511. | Leon Ackett 203-506 and Howi ard Johnston 201-504 together with our reputation for personal service Come and See The Many NEW THURSDAY OCTOBER 7th Goodall, whuw study of wild chimpanzees In Tanzania to sup­ ported by National Geographic. Rtu established tlau the b 1 g black apes modify natural objecta and turn them to useful end* Chirnpanr/vw In Gombe Stream Reserve often find twigs; and strip thym down to use in AFTERNOON LEAGUE probing termite mounds. The inStanding*: Stanton'* Real Eaacct* cling to the twig sterns when ] *Bte H. Bob's Bike A- Hobby Centhey are withdrawn, providing a<rr 10S. Hastings Motor Sales, fraol for ti»c chimps.___________! Shirkey's IGA and Miller Plumb­ | ing 10. Hastings Cleaners 8. East ___ _ -_______ । Side Lumber 7S. Barry Ready­ BINNER WANT ADS PAY! Mix and Vita Boy 7. Maker* Market and Ne-Hl 6 and Ockerman'* 3. Barb Ktersey led' Che lassies with 186-528. M Hammond rolled 187-504 and Lucille Bahs 187­ 496 Good game*: Doris Stanton 201. J. Dalman 172, O Thomp­ son and B Wyant 162. A. Covllle 159, Florence Weyerman 172. M. Corrigan 184. Sue St. Martin 156. Faye Allen 180. Shirley VanDrnburg 169. M. Eye 187. P. Conly 169. G Allerdlng 158 and V Sherry 151. INSURANCE DOLLARTwoJth Come In and Resgistcr—You Need Not Be Present to Win NIGHT HAWK LEAGUE Louis Silsbee wa* the big gun firing 324-585, Doug Vickery post­ ed 198-517. Dick Aldrich 197-526. Dale Osaenhelmer 202-542, Ray Pavlik 190-530. Paul Cassel 199­ 558. Ted Dalman-iSO^LM-and Dan Tebo 167-485f Standings: Rollers 8. Teany'2. 7; Team 1. 5; Team J.'trrand Team 4 and Assemblers 0. SMITH Plant at Woodbury BIG DISCOUNTS LOOK FOR RED HOT, RED TAGGED SUPER Specials SAVE ADLER - KAY COMPANY FREE DOOR PRIZE LIST: Kitchen Cabinets Outstanding Safety COLEMAN AGENCY Eorl Coleman . Mrs. Robert E Allen of 536 E. Walnut St He was ■ choaen by fur his service during Septim- Jim Coleman 203 S. Michigan, Hastings The Safety Patrol member of the month from Southeastern I* Wl 5-3412 FREE Safety Patrol meet with Princlto elect an outstanding patrol COFFEE & DONUTS prob* rm* One hour _ mill SERVED DAILY! Be Our Gueth .: . Come Early and Stay a* Long a* You With FREE GIFTS for BALLOONS for 111 West State St, Hastings WSTUN ™UTO >T0U ■ Wood Table Top, com­ plete with legs and serv­ ing trays, ■ 1 Pair of Speed King Roller Skates. Furnltura Refinishing The KIDDIES! 1’2 H. F». of No Wood Coiling Tilo. ♦ Goh. ol Woll Hid. Latex Wall Faint In your choice of color. 3 Cartons of Vinyl As­ bestos Floor Tile. THE MOST IN DRY CLEANING ONE HOUR SERVICE on Requeit from 8 A.M. to 4 P.M 3 Squares of Seal Down Asphalt Roof Shingles. Everyone Including CERTIFIES OPEN DAILY from 7:00 a.m. 'to 6:00 p.m • JEFFERSON ST. <- Picture Window. Drawing* will be Held before ALLIED BUILDING CENTER Closing Friday Evo at JF j �J Jack Horton Suffers Fatal Heart Attack Area Pastors. Ask Prayers for End of Strike F literal services for Jaek Hor­ ton. 72 Delton, who died unex- OCT. 11-17 —■ II IS MICHIGAN V=MEAT WEEK They repreunt lhe largaet freshmen claas In the history at the IM-year-old College which expects an enrollment ot 1.165 thia /ear. She U the daughter of Mr and Mn. Donald Worsen ENJOY THE FINESTMICHIGAN BEEF-PORK-LAMB SPONSORED BY LIVESTOCK IMPROVEMENT ASSOCIATION OF MICHIGAN Church group could find time in their regular mttIcm thu week­ end it tu felt that through the Mighty Power above. hardihipa YOUR Lodge 345 on MettxP Baby Sitting Service HEALTH TEAM Orley E. Smith Dies Sunday; Rites Tuesday High uchool .students belonging As Pharmacists, we have frequent contact with Doc­ tors in this community. Sometimes to furnish data requested on a new drug or sometimes to ask him about a detail concerning your prescription. Brother of Area Residents Dies (rival at Community Hospital in Bailie Creek Tuesday. Sept. M. acre held at 2 pin. Friday at the Spanable Funeral Home. always willing to work closely with your doctor... as a member of your health Jacob's for that new ’66 car PRESCRIPTION PHARMACY 126 U.l SHt. St. Phon. Wl saw Hastings '66 LOAN Thoughts For A Week from the ■ A gem cannot 1 be polished gone, Homer of Hastings and Fttaaid of Charleston. W Va.; a sister. Mra. Nettle Kenyon of Battle Creek; a brother. Fred of Hl HaMlno: two grandchildren, and five great grandchildren. National Bank , I 1 1 Your Advance Shopping LM Available N0W1 tm flaw - Check M jwe 1utMf needt this convsnianl wy. VA Pensioners Should Check Social Security SPONABLE Zfarttefricd tf 1HK A room OTHER Look at the new '66 BANKING without friction, nor man perfected without the abrasive of triols' Jacobs FUNERAL HOME Prescription Robert H. Sponable, Owner Pharmdcy SERVICES W. Green at Broadway 126 East State St. you want to buy? AVAILABLE Now, have you decided Ph. Wl 5-3252 Phone Wl 5-2466 Hastings IFawf Adi Sell Unused Items. where you’ll get your ’66 Auto Loan? Remember, we can give you the Auto Loan best suited to your needs. Mortgage, Education Loans at our low bank rates. Repayment arranged on Kick the dull driving habit Step out in a lively Dodge Coronet your terms. Come and talk to us about Bank Money Orders your dream of a Open daily Monday thru Saturday ’til 3:00, Thursdays ’HI 12:00 Forget til you’vl Men and heard about *66 Wicb National Bank of Hastings ■MP Member federal Reserve System and Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation deposits INSURED UP TO $10,000.00 Loans from ’60°° to $60,00000 cars. Because Coronet is here... sharp, smart and sassy, the greatest thing horn Dodge since Year One. Loaded with luxury the higherpriced cars haven't caught opto yet With a choice of five engines, Slant Six or V8, each one designed to make the walls ol Dullsville come tumbling down. And with a whole slew ol standard equipment that used to cost extra. Like an outside rear view mirror. A padded dash lor extra safety. Variable-speed electric windshield wipers and washers. Backup lights. Turn signals. Seat belts, two front and two rear. Enough said Io get you really tempted? Now let’s get away horn the look alike, drive-alike, HASTINGS MOTOR SALES e firstcousin cars with Coronel lor 1966, a car with a lively personality all its own. The Dodge Rebellion wants you! 6S Dodga Coronet doooe division CHRYSLER Ytfy MaiORS CORPOMIM 220 E. State St. ■WATCH "THA BOB HOPE CHRVBLM THIAYRr WIONIEOAY NIOHTE ON NEC TV. CHICK »«UH LOCAL HST1HEK �Only the UNSEAT ABLES •—THE HASTINGS BANNER TMMUl, October V. MU State’s Uninsured Drivers Fund in Effect January 1 THE FRIENDLY. L FOLKS One ot Michigan's mor.t farmchlng and important cHlacn protection tawa will go into op­ eration Jan. 1. It A U» Motor Vehicle Acci­ dent Claims Act, pared by Uw IBM UgUlatore. IU funcUun to to protect iiumrent victims at uninsured drivers by retting up * Fund of more than <Il-mllUon to pay claims. The Fund to administered by the Secretary of Stale throuih a major dl* totals ol the Mkhlfin lAcpMImeul ol Htalr. Although claims ajpUnM the new Fund will not start until the lust ot Um year, liven- to another important target date . . . November 1. Thia to the day that Michigan motorirta begin to purchase IBM Michigan Uccnae piatea. And along with thelr plutos, they will also pay Isto the Accident Claims Fund. Each uninsured motor ve­ hicle owner pays <24 into theFund. All insured owners, on the other iiand, pay only <1.00 into, the Fund. The uninsured motorists rcSrcu absolutely nothing for his free. This to not insurance. Actually, this to a penally he DOUBLE Top Value STAMPS Every WEDNESDAY! 2nd Big Week! KROGER BRANDS CARLOAD SALE Kroger Peach, A pried or Kroger Cut Wax Beane 1-b cans or Strawberry Preaerves >«> SLICED PEACHES Kroger Tea Bags pkg ol 4tf or Thii Week at Kroger Avondalo Kidnoy Beans 1-lb. 5-ox. cam or LIQUID SWEETNER KROGER PEAS Kroger Non fat Kroger Froxeh Corn, Poos, french Fries or DRY MILK ’*h- Krogor Virginia Peanuts 7-ax. wt. can or *7oWK < Tall ' ooler Glass with a J5 or more purchase end 2nd week mailer coupon. . Kroger Rad Tart Cherriea or AVONDALE TOMATOES •* - Country Club Chili Con Carne or Krogor Whole Kernel or CORNED BEEF HASH Cream Style Corn 1-lb. 1-ox. cans Clover VaIiey-1-lb. 2-ox. jars Kroger Catsup 14 ox wt. bile . Pees 8-ox. wt cans APPLE-GRAPE JELLY FRUIT COCKTAIL bhoz. wt cam Avondale Halves or Kroger Spinach 15-oz. wt. can or ^- APPLESAUCE ». Krogor Pineapple-Grapefruit Drink or Krogor Ktjeut 1-lb. can or : ■TOMATO JUICE mu-- Town 'n Counlry EVAPORATED MILK — Kroger Sliced Choose 8-oz. wt pkgs ot a 4-Plece Place Setting CAKE MIXES with mailor coupon wl pkgs. PEANUT SUTTER SLICED PEACHES Secretary ot State James M Hare urges motor tata to get double protection by purchasing the private uninsured motorist Vidor. •The Fund otten excellent protection on accidents with un­ insured motorists here tn Mich­ igan," saya Hare, "but docs not apply outside ot Michigan. This - PEAS & CARROTS pk«- n Avondalo Peas 1-lb. 1 ox cans or 3- CUT GREEN DEANS * . Town 'n Country Oil. - Hare estimate there are be­ tween 500,000 and 600,000 unin­ sured vehicles in Michigan, about 15 percent of the total number in the State. "There to no way to provide an exact count of persons who do not carry liability Insurance,” Hare said. "Our estimate to based on samplings of accident reports to our Department." Hare further figures that if t«i a 9-Plece Mixlag Bawl Set Krogor with mailor coupon SPINACH Casllo Roso Flagertlp Tiwel BROOM «. Kroger Kroger FRUIT COCKTAIL * — 6nieJil(t3<»-<u<> 89/ SPAGHETTI Kroger 3f Off Label Thin Kroger Frozen Cauliflower, Limas. Green Beans or Curt. Row BROCCOLI SPEARS a Tarry Rial Towel in. Piv 20< Avondale Kidney Beans 1 lb can pi- Kroger Pease.. 9—. with mailor coupon Spice Trade-in Offer NOW AT K«OCn sured and adds up to about SlU-millloa to start the Fund." Hare asserted. Will the Fund end up In tie red’ Hare said iso didn't know . . . that it depended on too many intangibles. He cited these intangible* as poartblc amend­ ments to ths law, such as in­ creasing minimum claims from <50 to <200 or J3O0 and removing claims on hit-and-run property Another Kroger UNBEATABLE EBHED 4lh and BwBB® 5lh ribs U.S. CHOICE KROGER WILL PAY YOU ROAST CHUCK ROAST Sibftr Platter Center Cut Rib Old spices lose their flavor! Restock PORK CHOPSi your spice cabinet during this money FuM Shank Half of Butt Portion saving offer. Kroger will pay you 10C Smoked HAMS *. HRAND■ Container •The Fund to patterned after one which has been highly succoBful and solvent In Ontario. Canada.” Hare said. He added that a good deal de­ pended on some legal questions which itave remained unresolv­ ed There include questions such as whetlier an uninsured mo­ torist can collect from tlv Fund if he to innocent in an accident with another uninsured motor­ ist; how to handle self-insurers, such as large fleet units; Into whaf category <o fit government vehicles; whether perrons would be paying into the Fund only once or each time they might purchase a vehicle; and other problems. 'The attorney general iuis as­ signed a staff to work out serac ot the legal snarls, and if are anxiously awaiting his opinions ” In Uie meantime, we arc going to do the beat job we can ot keeping Michigan citizens ap­ praised of what to going on and how to proceed " U. S. Choice Tenderay lor each can of old spices (any brand) when traded in on an equal number ol Iresh Kroger Spices. Special Label Vec-Pac KROGER COFFEE Frei-Shore Frozen can BOLOGNA 12-ox. wt. pkg. 58/ e> 69/ •>65/ SKINLESS FUNKS SMOKY-LINKS pt, 59/ LUNCH MEATS »> 69r Golden Yellow MolOSaft FLOUR Champagne was Invented after j the discovery of America. | Buttermilk Bread 19/ Sun-Ripened Sweetness From Florida Kroger FroxM Orange Juice 6 6 fl YoulHake Our . . . PEBCHKE'S RING BOLOGNA»59 Peschke's Eckrkh Kroger Special Label U9/ CHUCK STEAKS Herrud's Reg. or Exlre Mild Coned' Beef Briskets Anne Eileen Stebbins. dough- . ter of Mr. and Mrs Thomas F. Stebbins, 538 W. Green Street, to i enrolled at Olivet College for i the Ml Bementer of 1965. Anne 'to n member of Jhc sophomore ._______ I SLICED BACON Tenderay -Hygrad/ s Enrolls of Olivet- Kwick Krisp pis 40/ Breaded Shrla* H,g<>d.'> SPOSISMAN BANANAS , or dans "Drop-Off-Serviee" Just leave your dry clean­ ing with our experienced attendants. They will pre­ spot. clean and hang them on your hangers. CAULIFLOWER 29/ T«ly aw aw ' BRUSSELS SPROUTS « 29/a Mix or Match lv Acorn, Butternut or Buttercup ’ ' Just tell* us what time you’ll pick them up-and yoyr cleaning will be done while you shop. Sweat Blue Rtbier GRAPES SOUASH SAVI TIME & MONEY l Broadway (» mmu) COIN-OP Cleaners 327 N. Broadway 9:00 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Monday thru Saturday I 1 i ^JWe^» .i d UA,,L .| I1 Il SP1OM LA1IL VAC PAC’. - M 25 STA, n.SH Shis coi ,PS| ■ | 25 STAMPS knocehcoffh 50 IOOsTAM. STAMPS lhe purchaw ol 3 pkgs ol n Wlj°i L.'tL’irJ* A H HMUNO BUUsk^/li CHOCOLATI COOKIIS I i.IHl �THE HASTWOS BANMH-* Pastor to Give Centennial Talk Sunday Morning ____________ • tor of the Kilpatrick rUnlted Brethren Chureh on M-66, te to give the centennial sermon at the iZ,0N UITHF.RAN CHURCH | BALTIMORE U. B. CHURCH t WOODLAND HASTINGS BAPTIST CHURCH Rev Jewe Powell. Favor I UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH Rev. Ruoeil Houseman. Paster 11 am. Sunday. Oct io, worship 1 Velt* RwM1 M Woodland icrvice. ' Rev. Einar Unsctli Pastor GeorgeJ Speas. Hester 10 am. Sunday achooi. . . Celebration of the HKHh |‘'YoUf Friendly. Christ - centered 1503 Johnson, Lake Odessa, Mich. Director ot Music and Youth 11 am. Momlng wonhlp. 7 pin. Clirbtlan Endeavor. Bunday school, Hl am. year of service by the KHpatChurch Morning worship, 11 am. Evening Bcrvicr to follow Christian Endeavor. — Wed, 7 pm. prayer meeting layI Worship service with Holy Prayer service, Wed., Wednesday at 8 pm. a special Communion, Il a_m. Ssrmon, Public invited. Thu service is bruudawt. WBCTI. Saturday, Oct. 9, a program of Imulmr Conferenoe Luther CEDAR CREEK BIBLE CHURCH renintectnrea te scheduled. i League Rally, 3 pm. at Fowler- Campground Rd., 8 miles south WESLEYAN METHODIST CHURCH Ihxre u io b, . potluck "'i: Hickory Corners, Michigan dinner In the fellowship hail1 4 P ' cbenlb and Rev. Vaughn B Jensen, Pastor Bunday school, 10 am. following U>e worship rorvire. IJ 10 am. Bunday school. pm. Senior j Wonhlp. 11 am. and at 2:15 pm another special1 hXdn*tU>' 11 am. Morning worship, jun­ Youth meeting, 6:15 pm. r held marking, Bnxhcjjoixj 8 pm. Devotions.' Evening service. 7:30 pm. ior church and nuroery provided. the centennial. 7:30 pm. Evening service. Wednesday prayer meeting and Among the familial wix> have Lawrence Ramer; Bible study, Bible study, 7:30 pm. Wednesday, 7:30 pm. Family provided workers for the church, Richard Brodbeck. Night. Adults, Youths, Juniors 1. WcdneMlay, 8 pm. Senior through the century. In addition! and Children. 8:30 pm. Choir HASTINGS SEVENTH-DAY 11 clsoir. to those llstccd in lost week's! rehearsal. ADVENTIST CHURCH Junior and cherub choir, Wed, Banner centennial story, are Elder C. U Wilber, Pastor Boylea Fay. Pemder. Nichols.1 4 pm. 404 W Colfax Ph. WI 5-5319 IRVING CHAPEL Senior choir. Wed, 8 pm. Rocey. Robbins. Towns. Vrlte. Rev. Chalmcr Miller. Pastor Bat. Sabbath school, 6:30. Hitt. Warner and Wheeler, sc-1 Junior Ca'.cchism. Saturday, 9 Phone RO 6-3503 Worship. 11 am. am. cording to John O. Yank. ' Wednesday prayer, 7:30 pm. Senior Cateclitem, Saturday, 10 Worship, 10:30 am. Bunday. "Faith for Today," on Thursday grayer service, 7:30. lowing poem to mark the oc-l Starting Thursday. Y)ct. 14, an caaion: Sunday. Voice of Prophecy, adult Instruction class offering WOODLAND Radio WJEP 1330. 8:30 am. UIE OLD CHURCH SFEAKN | “ murac on what Lutherans beCHURCH OF THE BRETHREN 8319 Coals Grove Road FIRST PRESBYTERIAN Rev. Charles Gibbs. Pastor ncr. ouurics uiuo-1. roswi CHURCH Stately I stand and my spiro Broadway ana center Streets ! Wonhlp services, 9:45 am. points to heaven Willard H. Curtis, Minister , I Sunday school, 10:45 am., McCALLUM UNITED Many and many long years BRETHREN IN Bunday. Oct. 10. i,1 Junior choir, 4 pm. Thursday. Morning wuiwup. worship. ».av 9:30 kh and **• II..U —--—• ~7~ — I CHRIST CHURCH I p»unuui« Lvpi n.v,,, —-----------Sheltering, comforting, lending “Tlie Church in Uie Wildwood" Nursery provided. Broadcast of | *^FATMCK^ men heavenward; [ Otte Lake Road 9:30 service over WBCH. Coffeei UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH Otis Lake Road Asking but Mule except that Iler. Isaac Osgood. Pastor hour in Memorial Hall between! Rev. R. A. Hoffman they love me. Special Rally Day servlcee. services. Sermon: "On Living. | 10 ajp Sunday school. Asking their presence when Morning wonhlp. 10 am. (With Yourself." | 11 am. .Worship service. culled by my summons. Sunday school, 11 am. I 9:30 Church school classes. 8 pm. Evening service. Calling to prayer and blensed ___ _ .„ _____ _ | 4:30 Junior High Youth PelCommunion— :Cidium schocH house. vIM. wU> >ura, M For did your fathers not give of! 2:30 Rally Day service. Rev. the home of Diane Pryor. There INTER-LAKES BAPTIST CHURCH their Wwalnps , Howard Hamblin, guest (.peukir. , will be ball playing and a barb.'Delton, Mich. All that I am. and In deep, eon-1 There will be no Christian En- cue. secraUon deavor. | 6 30 Senior High Youth Fel- Rev. David Honeywell, Pastor Sunday achooi. 10 am. Glve me to God and Hu ser-1 Quarterly Conference Tuesday lowshlp will Him meet at ux; the church. -■--------- ---------I r I SVWMlip Worship, 11 am. evening at 7:30. Is Adult Dtectualon Group Evening worship. 7 pm. So. you today who Mill bold In Prayer meeting and executive: Monday Activities Mld-wrek Fellowship, 7 pm affection meeting on Wednariay evening, 9 30 to 3 Grand River*Presby-- Wednesday. What I have offered and striven 7:30. Iterian Society will meet at tills Junior Christian Endeavor on PILGRIM HOLINESS CHURCH Sec that you keep me as rever- Saturday from 6:30 pm. to 8 7 Boy Scouts. Rev. Howard W. Rogers. Pastor erent and holy, pm. in charge ot Mm Violet Wednesday Activities 1300 8. Hanover Street Always remembering lliat God 10 am. Bunday school. will be found here. If you come humbly, in altitude Bkke Youth meeting. 8:15 pm. 3:30, Cherub choir. Evening Gospel Hour, 7 pm. HA8TTNG8 Thursday Activities Wednesday Prayer. 7:30 pm. FREE METHODIST CHURCH Ing for guidance; 9:30 Circle 1 will meet at the Boltwood and E. State Road I cannot fail and go down to Rev. Marvin BlckmUler, Pastor S. KALAMO oblivion; PENTECOSTAL CHURCH Bunday school. 9:45 am. If you keep worshiping God in Friday — 9-9 Rummage sole Rev. Arbutus Hurless, Pastor Morning warship, 10:45 am. Sunday school. 10 am. in Manorial Hall. Evening service, 7:30 pm. I shall lx- guiding and boding Wonhlp. 11 am. Wednesday prayer, 7:30 pm. your children Evangelistic service, 7:30 pm. A warm invitation is extended HASTINGS WESLEYAN Onward and heavenward, years to all to attend, ths services of METHODIST CHURCH Prayer meet Thun, 7:30 pm. without number. this friendly church. WOODLAND Rev. Olson W. Clark, Paster Every Bunday. 8:30 am, the my future. METHODIST CHURCH WI 5-3313 world-wide Free Methodist Rev. Richard VandenBosch. Keep ine still serving until the broadcast over WFUR. 10 am. Sunday school. great judgement Pastor 11 am. Morning worship ser­ CYC groups Wed, 4-5 pm. Bunday school, 10 am. Dawns, and the Savior sliall Young People. Thursday, 7 pm. mon: "The Saving of HU House." Morning wonhlp, 11 am. gather His children; 8:30 pm. Youth Fellowship. Then I shall willingly give up COAT8 GROVE 7 30 pm. Evening Gomel Hour,- :Youth Fellowship, 7:30 pm. my spirit. CHRISTIAN CHURCH Scrmon: “War in Heaven." Cor. Coats Grove Rd. and Wednesday. 7 30 pm. Prayer DELTONDurkee Road THE CHURCH OF JESUS and Bible study. Quarterly Buri- METHODIST CHURCH Marclus E. Taber, Minister Charles Gibbs. Pastor -­ CHRIST OF LATTER Church Study. Bunday, 0:45 Floyd Walter. Supt. DAY SAINT8 Thursday — 7:30 pm. Monthly Bible school. 10 am. MlKiionary meeting at the pstr- am. Wonhlp. Sunday, 11. am. Worship hour. 11 am. Sunday school. 10:30 am. Youth Fellowships, Bunday, 6 Missionaries. phone 945-9252. Christian Endeavor. Tueeday. 7. ST. ROSE CATHOLIC CHURCH Prayer Group. Tuesday. 0:30 Rev. Pr. Joseph C. Dunphy Don’t be half-protected If your insurance program doesn't adequately cover you against major possibilities of loss, you may wake Up one day to find yourself in serious financial trouble. It's wiser to let us check your insurance needs now—for your home, car, family or business. We’ll give you a prompt, frank appraisal of your situation without cost c* obligation. 6:30 p in. AU Young People s meetings. ;da) music, hymn sing. Message by Rev. Earl Dannimberg, fare­ well for the Danncpbcrg family miv.lor.ary service in Child. Africa 8:30 pm —Pastor's Alaska pic­ tures. •Monday Gitte Clubs. Tuesday Activities 6: 30 pm. CSB Blockade Boys Clute 7: 30 pm. Mary and Martha Missionary Society meeting at the church. Wednesday AoUvIUcs 0 am. Men's Prayor Band. 9 am. Women's prayer band. 7: 30 pm. Prayer meeting and Bible study. 8: 30 pm. Adult choir rehearsal. Thursday Activities 6:30 pm.—CSB Battalion Boys elute. . Nursery for baby during rogu- Rev. David Hawlev. Assistant Chancel Choir rehjrarsal, pm, Thursday. Confeaatons. 4 to 5 and 8 to 9. Saturdays. 7:30 am. on Sun- ORANGEVILLE BAPTIST CHURCH W. Glen Campbell, Pastor Dally Masses. 7 and 8 am. 9:45 am. Bunday school. 8T. AUGUSTINE, 11 am. Morning worship. MIDDLE VILLE 7 pm. Evening worship. Wednesday. 7:30 pm. Bible study and prayer service. ST. AMBROSE CATHOLIC CHURCH AT DELTON Rev. Pr. Denis P. Nash. Pastor BOWENS MILLS CHAPEL Henry VanTU, Evangelist OUR LADY OF GREAT OAK. DOWLING 11:15 am. Sunday school. A cordial welcome to all. THE GALILEAN BAPTIST CHURCH Former Freeport High School Sunday school, 10 am. Worship service. 11 am. 120 W. STATI 51 Wl 5-4174 Wed. prayer meeting. 8 pm The little church with the big message. Phone 766-8071. PEOPLE'S BIBLE CHURCH LeRoy Kenney, Pastor 11 am. Morning warship. 10 am. Sunday school. 7:30 pm. Drive - In - Service. Wed., 7:45 pm. Mid-Week' State-wide service program for used car buyers _ ^GuaranteedWarranty^ 15% discount on oil ports AND 15% discount on all labor for on* full yoar on any Guaranteed Warranty used car Wo have joined with hundreds at other members at the MICHIGAN Automobile Dealers Association to provide the used car buyer with ■ state-wide discount program oa parts and labor. Tb receive and uas this dteaxmt privilege, bwy yew asaiaaU PLEASANT VALLEY UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH Worship service. 10 am. WOODBURY UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH Rev. B. R. Davis. Pastor Village of Woodbury Bunday school. 0:45 am. Wonhlp, 11 am. Junior church for children. 4-9 Youth choir rehearsal, Wed MICHIGAN Mna er Hotting* lacoryovatW Ford Dealer 528 N. Michigan Buick-Chrvrolet Pfeeia Wl 5-2421 Hum Wl 5-2423 mj 1. H.«ra Evunfieli.il II iff Sperik tit (I.II. Church Here Christion Science Text Announced Carlton SDA Church Invites Visitors Saturday The spiritual dividing line be­ Rev. E. K. Lund, evangelist, tween reality and illusion will be artist und magician, will be guest examined at all Ciirtetian Sclspeaker Oct. 18-23 al 7:30 pm. and Sunday, Oct. 24 at 3 pm. at The Carlton Center Seventh- •. the United Brethren in Christ Church on E. Colfax at N. Bolt- the Spirit ot life in Christ Jesus day Adventist Church wishes to " hath matte me true from tlie law extend a hearty welcome to the of sin and death " The subject The Bay Overholt Trio ot UNITED BRETHREN IN CHRIST CHURCH E. Colfax at N. Boltwood naur Lund. founded and maintained the "Lund's Scenic Gardens’ I 9: 30 a.m. Momlng worship. near Maple City. Rev. Lund con­ I ducts lecture tours each evening junior church.' , j from May through September in 10: 30 am. Sunday school. - ---------- — r——- — 6: 15 pm. Adult Christian En- these Ixuuttful lighted gardens dealer Study uf "Muster Secrete I which contain 26 btenes deplctof Prayer." Ing the life of Christ. 615 pm. Youth Christian EnEach night of the meeUngx deavor. I Rev. Lund will make a acenic 7 pm. Gospel Hour. In otecr-, chalk drawing which he will Vance of layman's Sunday. Mr. I present to lhe person bringing Waltnr Sirouoc will bring the: the rruint visitors to the service. nxwaiT “------ -‘ 7: 30 pm. Thuradsy, Oat. 7, FIRST CHURCH OF GOD 1330 N. Broadway. Hostings Local Conference. Rev. Wm. Rev. George J. Huber. Pastor Bryde, District Supt- will bring Phone 945-3195 Where a Christian Experience and frler.cte of the church, after which he will conduct Uic first Makes you n Member. 10 am. Sunday school. 11 am. Momlng worship. 6: 30 pm. Youth service. 7: 30 pm. Evening worship. 7:30 pm. Wednesday prayer. Hanover Strert. GRACE LUTHERAN CHURCH S. Jefferson Bz Walnut Sts. . Rev. Roger A. Janke. Pastor Divine worship, 10:45 am. •Sunday school. 9:30 sun. BALTIMORE UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH Rev. Jerne PoweU. Pastor 10 am. Sunday school. 7 pm. Christian Endeavor. Evening service following. Wed, 7 p in. prayer meeting. W. M. A. meets this Thursday .highlighted by a mmsage from LAKEWOOD BAPTIST CHURCH Community Rohm above Woodland Pire Station K. W Mosher. Pastor 9:50 am. Bunday school. 11 am. Worship service. 7:30 pm. Wed. prayer service For Information, call K. W Mosher, pastor. 367-3585. CARLTON CENTER METHODIST CHURCH Rev Richard VandcnBosch 1 Bunday school. 10: IB am. Morning wonhip. 8:13 am. MILO BIBLE CHURCH R3 Delton Rev. Frank Crabb A. J. SpoeUtrn, Pastor Prof. Cooper te taking ad- lough. Special music by children and visitors from Andrews Unlvtrboth school and church worship FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST. SCIENTIST Sunday service, 11 am. Bunday school. 11 am. Wednesday service. 7:45 pm. Reading room open Wednes- Worship. 11 am. A Clothes Dryer does much more than just replace the clothesline Saturday, 3 pm. Junior clioir. HASTINGS CONGREGATION OF JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES 220 West Colfax Street Sunday Public Talk, 3 pm. Watchtower Bible Study, 4:15 pm. HASTINGS ASSEMBLY OF GOD CHURCH KB E. Woodland Avenue 11 am. Morning worship. IN ADDITION TO ENDING LIFTING, LUGGING AND HANGING CLOTHES ON WASHDAY A WORK-SAVING CLOTHES DRYER WILL DO ALL THESE EXTRA JOBS VALET SERVICE—wjmllci era be removed from rot* 7 pm. Wednesday service. Reahm Motor Soles . ou.muiu ■ c<4iii« 107 N. MIcMsm Hhhu Wl 3 2471 Sunday school, 10 am. Worship service. 11 am. Young People's service, 7 pm. Evening service. 8 pm. Bible Study Wed, 7:30 pm. Mou>. Supt. — ChrlMlan Endeavor, 7 pin. । HASTINGS DBfTtl.1 „ GRACE BRETHREN CHURCH En^*var- ' Cor. of Jefferson and E Center ‘ ~ Re*- Russell Sarver, Pastor Evangelistic service, 7:45 p.m. Sunday school. 10 am. Prayer service Wednesday. 7:30■ Worship hour, 11 am. ' pm. Class leaden, Clayton Mote i, Sunday evening service, 7 pm und Prod Bawdy. The Bible, the whole Bible and nothing but the Bible. NORTH IRVING WESLEYAN METHODIST CHURCH MIDDLEVILLE CHRISTIAN Cor. of Sisson and Buehler Road REFORMED CHAPEL Rev. Morris Borgman. Pastor Sunday school, 10 am. Morning wonhlp, 11. am. Young People's service. 7 pm Evangelical service, 8 pm. Larke Haitian quartet which he brought TRINITY GOSPEL CHURCH Thursday. 7 pm. Pioneer Girls 1118 Jordan Lake Street and Boys Brigade. Women's Missionary Fellow­ Lake Odessa IF-A. Campgrounds Phone DR 4-8377 ship 2nd Tues., each month, 7:30. to the Fishsr-Htngssbach TO BE IN HASTINGS—Bev. Marvin SkkmHler. pastor of hangeti until <umpktcly dry • FLUFFING OR DUSTING dnperla.tbenilicbciiipt REMOVING MOTHBALL ODORS from dotbo Out bling time. BATHING SUITS * SNOWSUITS can be dried in during prtbeeung). Duh lowcb act adiuabU wiibjack Rev. Earl Schlpprr Worship, 10 am. Sunday school; 11:15 am Evening worship. TiBO. CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE 307 E. Marshall street Minister, Dale R. Harvey 410 E. Madison. 945-5065 9:45 am. Church school. Supt Loyd Marta. 11 am. Morning worship. 7:30 pm. Wed, Bible Study LAKEWOOD E.U.B. CHURCH Rev. K. Charles Nexteth, Pastor Wed, 7 pm Bunday worship. 10 am. • Bible Study and prayer serv­ Bunday school. 11 am. ice, Wednesday, 8 pm. at Roger MYP Bunday, 7 pm. Sunday evening service. 8 pm. Wednesday service. 8 pm CARLTON 8EVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST CHURCH STONEY POINT Elder Gerald N. Slack FREE METHODIST CHURCH Rev. Owenntlh Sebring, Pastor Sabbath school. 9:30 am. Saturday worship, 10:45 am. 10 am. Sunday school. Prayer meeting, Tuesday, »:30 11 am. Preaching, । 8 pm. Preaching. iiiiiiiiiiiiiir i Buy Now and Save DURING APPLIANCE DEALERS Watty ttma WaMay 'GET A WORK-SAVING CLOTHES DRYER .NOW. AT A SPECIAL INSTAtLE �luncheon, follows! by an- Thia committee, which mteta duatriea - Tourlxm-not tmly ■ but with Uw feeling it it not only oori Wiiatif— ttMiril MFr-jeech------ ” --------------- - *-------- ‘------------ - —•— *tars but from different rot of standarda, but the individual is striving to 1. •—THE HASTINGS BANNER ThtoJay. OctoMr 1. IM* , lions coaumwe was van aicnc- Tourist, Resort Convention at Traverse City Grill* of kfcncgete* historical altos. recreation, arui icUvftios doaoly allied with the tn Travaraa City. Won. UM yrer: 1. Encouragement The annual inert Ing of refinancing the “Big Mac Bridge" ml fees for tlie use of the spun. 4. A more definite ruling by the State Department of Revenue to eliminate the present wide inthe State, counties, township#, cor.^'ency In lhe collection of and cities that 18 demanded of privately owned facliltlM. Thte ed on cottage and motel rvntete. *nus policy U felt to hold con­ lawmakers critlclxlng the requirement that siderable Income possibility for privately owned trailer parka ad­ here to good health standards, of m existing tex. rather tlian I littering tew. Michigan, u well i Grand Ranlcte. Supply, and reinmunlcatton the roc Michigan Tourist Aasocla- — .. In our. part year w*» fortunate Friday al the Barry county Medical Care Facility. »'•« I*1* History and a committee on at 1:SO pm> Monday at tha naw Trail. Thia would not cnly .Tourii‘- RMor“ “nd Recreation, Leonard-Osgood Funeral Home. distribute the tourist businaa; ----------- • ~ more thoroughly throughout’ A atudy show* that excessive Michigan, but would make our;speed continues to bo the Numexcellent freeway system more bor One killer on American adequate during peak load perl- highways. Speed waa Involved In Mra Wifey had been a pa­ Uent nt the Medical Facility in mung properly tortc routes such tn Kent County, the daughter of Orvilta and Orllte iTtrrtlb Schaffer. She married Weir Bradley la ANN PAGE LAYER 106'* •51 Cake Mixes 4 ^99' ANNIVERSARY 4 99' £ Frosting Mixes 4 touriita Many "Super-Right" Quality 1907. She married Knwr Wifey in 1911. He died in IMO. PORK LOINS ANN PAGE —NET WT. HW-OX. pkcs Mrs. Wiley Dies Friday at Barry Medical Facility Toledo. Ohio. Loin End Portion Full 7-Rib Portion Utt. ADF—OUR FINEST QUALITY MINUTE MEAL BRAND Pineapple-Grapefruit Corned Net Wt. 15-0*. ANN PAGE QUALITY - JANE PARKER, 13 EGG RECIPE OUR OWN » ORANGE PEKOE Angel Food Cuke . . . Tea A&P Tuna Fish . . . < 79* Rib Roast 4 CAMS 89 FRESH FRYERS Cut-Up Fryer* 4 399' Sliced or Halves ^Cc Whol. 29 * 19 SEEDLESS CRAPES Fry.r, lb .. . HERE’S A REPRESENTATIVE LIST - THERE ARE HUNDREDS MORE ■e Wa, NOW 2/49’ 2/45’ W»r- LIQUID CRUiHID Dole Pineapple MORCLAN 3/1 oo 3/98’ Apple Juice .. A&P Juice ’«**• FLORIDA 2/79* Hawaiian Punch 2/75’ 3/98* Hi-C Orangeade '**> 3/89* 2/69’ 5/89’ 3/79’ 4 99' Fruit Cocktail . < Dole Pineapple «’ AAF ILICID or HALVU , Peaches ”01 Apple Sauce .. > 33* 29* 3/100 3/89* 29* 3/83’ 4/99’ 4/89* AAP UCTION* Grapefruit SPECIAL FEATURE! A&P Frozen Baked Foods 41* Supityfieid Oats 49’ 74* 69* 79’ 69 ’’*> Cascade .. .p •?.. 2” Ivory Detergent • •’ 93* ■■a. - — an 2 80* KILLOM-t Special K .... »' ran Crispy Critters KILLOQG'S Concentrate .. “■ Kellogg's Asst. SAVE ON HnilSEHUI u iiFFnsttSTmEEa Tap Job............ Bright Sail ... 99* Spic & Span .. *1 19* 82 — STIAWaiRRIII ' FO»T Corn Flakes honivcomb 39‘ WHOLR OR (tlCgO A&P Potatoes . > «■ 4/69’ 4/59« 79* Im Post Cereal ... T-S? Easy-On Starch FABRIC BOFTINIR Final Touch ...IS: BIC RACK—JX1IZ- Paper Napkins ««’■ 89* 79* .. Wa, NOW 34* 3/89< 29* Tuna' — 39* »OM1 (TRIKI—MID. RID Salmon.............. 43* 39* BROADCAIT Dried Beef ... “T» 55* 49 Bounty Chili .. -T» ”' 35 H0RM1L ..................... , | Spam Tff 39* ON BAKING NEEDS .. FOR THt SATNROOM-4M 1-N.V Northern Tissue* *•*“ KAITK^-IIM* Wipg Wondra Flour . 23* KOBIN HOOD Family Flour .. 55* 49* NOW Baking Soda 3/49* AUNT J1M1MA BUTTIKMItK Pancake Flour • 29’ OK< " »AV« AT ABF CriscoOil .... 27* 90* ^ou« i(ASONS Iodized Salt .. 37* ^^4 0010 nioal . «* «• 29* _ ' _ 2/55’ Wa, NOW 49* 43* 12* 39* 65* 10* 18*1 Wa, 2/43’ FOR TH* BATHROOM-Mt (NUT* Delsey Tissue . ■ffe’ Glad Wrap . canned MEATS & FISH . ’ “ 2/29’ 89’ 79* 45* 43* 37* 33* 55* 2/89* 45* 75* » S _ . 2/23’ SAVE ON SOUPS &. CRACKERS VIQITABLB VAR1ITIU Campbell Soup MEAT .VARIKTIU Heim Soups .. W® NABISCO Rih Crackers . SUMSHIMI KBIIFY Crackers .. Specialty Dog Show and Obedi­ ence Trial* contest. ★ The Rev. and Mrs. Royce Robinson ate rejoicing over the birth of their first son, Royce Rushmore, Sept18. The little man has three su। ter*. Royce i* attending the Methodist Theological School in Delaware. Ohio. A Neighbors are a Utile excited about oil drilling on the Jack Janoae farm on Bender Road. Many fans attended the Var­ sity Football game held al Sheri­ dan on M-M Friday. Thte Friday It will be at Byron Center. * \ Mr. and Mrs B1U Smart are re­ ceiving congratulations on the btrth of a daughter, Beth Ellen, weight 7 lbs. 2 on, born al St. Mary's Hospital in Grand Rapids spent Wednesday and Thursday wltH • . —**.**. _ ven. 1 “• - - . ■..-7 Facial Tissue SAVE 2/43’ 39' • FRAY AN„L BOFT-tnV IW-xtU- Butter Creme Iced 2/49’ 45* IN»TANT ’ Malt-O-Meal .. ” 1 SAVE ON PAPER PRODUCTS KfflEfraS Coconut Fluff Cuke 2/29« EO* ®' 23* AMMONIA 27* 4 89' 2/33’ 30’ school and it will meet the Sun­ day evenings in October at 8:45. Mrs Richard Rcyfl entertained gt her home on Stadium Drive. Wednesday. * Mr*. Dolly John­ sen suffered a slight stroke test California and eastern states. It *M,LV GAKDIN t Del Monte Peas • •* 37* time with their next weeks members of the Golden Ratrfevjfr t1 'Si -■ f ‘ *—•— * ' - 2/45’ 2/39* Del Monte Beets met a abort NOW 38* 43* "■ LIQUID CLSANStl CUT QRMN Del Monte Beans ’ Dutch Liner. * The "MethodUl School of Missions'' started Off most successfully Sunday eve­ ning when Miss Edith Parts 3/49* 45* QUAKIR Can'n ■ Cninch 69' Roman Bleach . ■ while their parents were at their collage at Barryton. * Mr. and Mrs. Harold Munjoy and family have moved from Cherry Valley Road to their newly purrhMCd • home on Main Street. * Word has been received from Mrs. Ida Glover, who visited their dangh- Wa, IHOISTRINO Freshlike Beets "■ " IK HOUSEHOLD CLtANtI* Ricky Maker and littte R Hooper, daughter of "Mr. Mrs. Jack Hooper, spent weekend with her grandpar 2/39’ OQ4 " 33* NOW K1RNIL OR CRIAM Freshlike Corn 43* aaNIRAL MILL* wheaties........... T.V Wa, 63* FOR WALLS WOODWORK Unless You Bake Your Own Nothing Can Surpass Sugar Smacks .“"o*-’ 59 4/69* CRUSH ID 69 79* Cold Water All A&P Cherries . > “• KiLLOOO'* Shredded Wheat Ajax Detergent '»”«• Fon DitHWAtHtns RID SOUR FITTIO — 58 79’ Rinso Blue ... ISAVE ON CANNED VEGETABLES! Wa, NOW 27* 23 ROW Wilk Detergent -"■ IS OFF LA8IL— , QT «UT 2/85’ 65* lux Detergent . LIQUID WHY PAY MORE? SAVE ON CEREALS SAVE ON SOAPS Clan HroK attended lhe wedding of Sharon Fuller and Peter Koeu In the Second Congregational Church in Grand Rapids, Satur­ day * Dr. and Mrs. William RH- rault and many friends in Mid­ dleville. that site had a fine vny- HUNDREDS and HUNDREDS of PRICES REDUCED! CANNED FRUITS &. JUICES attended tfac General Association of Regular Baptista at the Cal­ vary Baptist Church in Grand 4th & 5th Ribi KING OF ROASTS! — "Super-Ri#htM "Super-Right" Quality—Government Inspected YELLOW CLING, GRADE "A" Mr. and Mr*. Raymond Breren and Jwo children of Cleveland. Ohio. Visited her sister, Mrs. Glen Holte and family, recently. * Mr. and Mrs. John Joustra, voting delegates, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Oriffelh. alternate dtle- * RING LIGHT, CHUNK STYLE—Not Wt. 6Vi-0s. 99c 79 PORK CHOPS 45e :& 39c Sulud Dressing ... A&P Peaches SUPER-RIGHT" CENTER RIB CUT 3aNs 89c 4 ® 99c JUBILEE 39 49s Beef Hash DRINK Middleville Ry .Wr*. Marr Jacktan 7M-SM0 > AimM < Was NOW 6/89* 6/79* 5/89* 6/' 43* 33* 39* 29* uper Markets^ AfrP Adwtbad JMra> Detrtlt NdwsMMes Naw UtecHve te Hastings No Coupons, No Gimmicks, No Limits... Just Quality Merchandise at l ow Prices! visitors of his mother, Mr*. Blanche Segerstrom. * Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bonneville and family of Lowell and Mr. and Mr*. Jerry Bonneville and family of near Detroit were weekend guests of their mother. Mrs. Dor­ othy Bonneville. * Mr. and Mn. Larry Miller of Harwood Lake have moved into the Mrs. Nellie Elwood home on West Main SL * W. D. Campbell of Irving Road u teaching high achooi in Flint this year. * John Campbell. son of Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Campbell is teaching the children of the UR. Military In a town near Frankfort. Germany. He teaches math and physical educsllon to 7th and Rth ITS TRUE �Area Holstein Producing Marks Noted Officially Barry Farm Calimdar... HASTINGS BANNER New, officially recognised milk Vicinity cow* included in tl« 4511187. a six-year-old, produced 19.300 Ibt of milk and 803 Iba. TrUatol. Tiaiir#rA4«u,H Fovortle Nickle 5300162; a throe­ year-old. had 18390 Iba. milk and 797 Iba. butterfat in 365 4U KtUtlnl L«U(t* . ElUtnou bnic< txrrH?— 4833580. a flve-year-cld, had 19,f>00 lb* milk and 725 Iba. buttcrLucky TooUle 4830724 a milk and 713 Ita. butterfat in Here's * renilble, prsc,i_.i ,i__ ____ higher education for your children. Ute a Land Bank loan, and gat the fundi you need now ...theq arrange a repay­ ment ichedule for that lime period which Die your apeciflc needi belt. Land Bank loam are made (or 8 to 35 yeare. loan in pari, or in full, at any time without pen- lowl If you want a col­ lege education for your children, see us for lhe funds you need. .. I Al StUnITY ,, ■ . - Y) 4l Communll, Bldg. l VI KOUghagC c £72 make 4H actlvkUea more mean- racrlf;Cln£ ingful and interesting an un-1 mUk production or according to fairgrounds in HutIng* Wed- j entijt. Dowling 4H'«rs Stort New Projects w““U°Ki"JL“bu^ mretlnK held at' the Lloyd Giv- QintloifiiH Invert m President of Mlc^aii Farm Bureau to be at annual tnuil-, tag. Melody 4969243, a four-year-old. had 16.500 )ba milk and 699 1 bn. CAN SEND YOUR CHILDREN TO COLLEGE Participate VI ednesday FARM NEWS Barry Co. Farm Bureau Annual Meeting Monday Feed Corn Silage As Sole Source Invite Everyone to Highlights Interesting special A LAND BANK LOAN IH Workshop To Promote New Program THE Officer* . ejected Tt" <u ore k«ujcu. >uula Mickey appears tiuit. when properly sup­ plemented. corn sttage can be Brodbeck Acres Poach Rex County Farm Bureau will hold 4611336. a six-year-old owned b>' their annual meeting Monday, Carl A. Brodbeck. Woodland, Oct. 11 at the Community Ifl"nc"'U“' produced 13390 lbs. milk and Building M the fairgrounds . autus nu, . wuuek wm. “ *2 rock, secretory; Roxanne Quick, treasurer; Carol Quick, recre-; The MSU dairy ww» uaucr uic law—were re111141 IJoruta Cluw‘ ■ ttfjcf display of electronic won- that corn atlagpr numqulred to get benefit!. Under Uic lcy' _______ । dvrs. percent total « new provuuw, benefits may be • . The display* could be cither hlgher than good quality alfalfa 4429474, a slx-yoor-old owi^d by Elton Smith. Caledonia, petal-1 yOm- groK turnings are $2,400 or (and his wile) If the worker has haymaking Forage should be cut action 2 exhibit or demon Robert Gaskill, Dowling, produc- dent of'lhe Michigan Farm Bu>ou - inch have long bcm riwn Is tn t*lt evt Ih* Mnarvl. . .. .... __ _ __ aa the plant matures to approxii Security purposes. Smith U O For several duced 19,840 lbs. milk and 664 Iba. butterfat in 365 day*. Hilly Bonnie Burke Fulton 4730010, a flvo-ycax-old. had 16.4450 lbs. rented fur outstanding service: ou-nings. only. Has tills $4,800 milk and 643 lbs. butterfat in to agriculture in Barry County., limit been changed? Businera to be taken care of ixr 1965. My h'uabund died in f™n struggling victims, There will nV Irl 1Q&*7 at nl which whlrK Lime limn I T received I "— 1 ’ — Howard G. Johnston, Nashville. Will be dlacuwuon on resolutions ploye will havu deducted from 1957 — — Hulong Baron Jane Lady $4,800 to $6JXX) per year. This lhe lump sum death benefits of; total benefits over the years, but1 there will be group discumlun in pcrcent dry matter contains ap­ proximately one part of grain of four county board nuinbera. by Hubert Long. Woodland, pro­ duced .172130 lbs. milk arid 606 the State annual meeting in Weed vale Under Aaggle November. *x‘ts renunu and related crafts. Any- । 3 Bo-1 nnc who has such displays In' . . You must filo an appUca-! cUU Security subject*. If you their homfla is invited to bring 2E” produced 17,900 Its. milk. 621 lbs. presenting proof of your • queatlon the Social Sc- tiy-n; u> the workshop to make. "On less productive land, alfalfa md yortr mantaga Reduced ^ty.nA^EU?,U°?} “* crrnln8 Intarraung. hay or haylage can be much I 5259346. a four-ycar - old owned ploycr will pay a like amount widows benefit can be paid you “““.J® “1 I People with special talents in more competitive. and wages up to and including • beginning September 1965. K you 1 A rcDrescntotl'c - - ------ -- -----------*- — Social Security AdminUtraUon produced 16.840 lbs. milk and and alfalfa hay or haylace 589 Iba. butterfat In 302 days to thia amount ot tax. cor-.tact tri Agent urn niriI Q. My aon, who is attending duced by 5/9 of one percent for Im ■ Mapklyn Skylark Beth 4504426, Patrtck al ,hr E»‘«v4on Office, plementary' rather than compe­ JWI 5’5121 Iar IurtJwr informaa slx-year-old owned by D. Hoti| college. wa* receiving Social Se­ each month you orc under age titive basis. Corn silage is quite to lecture, answer questions and Uon curity Benefits until he' became 62. Thus a widow electing benelow in protein, but high In n\duced 14,860 ita. milk and 615 '18 in May 1965. His benefits nweClng wW brain M 7:30 '.Ita butterfat in 316 days. 1 ergy, but high in protein.'- When .llnnn In f... kllrrl, * .1 l~~ *~l Weinbrecht Winter Cota Hope U.Ua,. » iu™.» NX B"J ui '6590105. a three-year-old owned Rapids. Michigan. That office du>pla58 “p‘ before ago 63 will col- will reply directly to you. For ------------ •——— - -----------——- ——-rrting*, produced 15,830 Iba. milk telephone requests, call 4M-353l| H cwf Adi Sell Umued itenu. led with additional protein. indeed. By filing a new and 571 lbs. butterfat. U) 333 day*. These new production flguns receive benefits retroactively to mated annual output of 7,880 been terminated. State’s Gypsy Moth Program Is Successful row, notes the national Holstein UM^r dmtroyvr of fruit J‘nu*ry' Mlchlgan State University su­ pervised the sampling, weighing defoliated aa many as a half Benefits own though and testing operation* tn cooperalien with lhe Holstein oqpuilx- HASTINGS OFFICE Pho«. 945-941J The number o highway dralha ! th 1961 scored to 48.000 In addllured. TELL THEM ABOUT WELCOME WAGON II you know of a family who has just arrived in your community; ba surr Io tell them about Welcoma Wagon; They will be delighlad with tha baikat of gifts and helpful information they will ream from our hostess, a symbol of tha com­ munity's traditional hospitality. Or you This ymr 6.000 gypsy moth traps were placed In a million Michigan Department of AgricuIUuvYi Plant Industry Dl«l- Peat Control Division. Ths ‘ ADDRESS. CHY______ Pluu hin tW WelcoiM Wipn Hosft$$ aH m m I would likl io wburib# to thn Hsitings Banner I already subscribe Fill out coupon and mail to Ctrculation Dept, Now Order now and get first eall on tha Pioneer varieties that will (1) A New Generation of hy- holds him captive. Traps show NAME Order Your PIONEER SEED year. Pioneer offers you: 945-J5J4 WELCOME NEWCOMERS! Ute thii coupon Io lit ui know you’re ben Boost Yields NEXT YEAR! had been found for Uic fourth said Agricultural Director O. B. McIntyre. paper drinking cupa. A synthetic sex attractant that lures the PHONE Plymouth Fury rnept. programs. not a moth has bevn trapped In the sewn previously - infested central Michigan counties of Clinton, Shiawassee. Ingham. Eiiton. Calhoun. Jockr-on and Ionia, Unless tn future years Livero is relnfcstatlon. Michigan's (2) Hybrid sorghums for high bushels of grain and more tom of forage. (3) Alfalfas bred for the Job ... whether it's hay, pasture or plowdown. ' Cheek what you’ll need now —than order when your Pioneer salesman calls. An order placed now gives you first call on tha seed you need next spring. GEA PIONEER CwQ ) SEEDS Albert Bell—Noshville New York's old Pennsylvania room In ancient Rone's Baths of Caracalla, Wayne Richard—Sunfield Here you are reading the newspaper when the real news is down at your Plymouth Dealer’s ’66 Plymouth Fury The ’66 Fury is beautiful news. Here’s how part of it readsi 22 big models, each over 17 feet long. Standard equipment: Curved side windows. A padded instrument panel: Back-up lights. Windshield washer. An outside left rearview minor. Unitized body construction. New safety door handles. A big “6”, optional V-8s up to 440 cubic inches. In the Sport Fury, there are new shell-type bucket scats and a floor console with new gear selector levers. Be your own reporter; get the full news at your Plymouth Dealer’s today.- ^CHRYSLER MOtOM corraMtio* Let yourself go... ’Plymouth vu> nxr UU.VICDU vauaat xuuucum BARRY'S FARM STORE DEWEY S CAR PALACE South Hanover at Hastings City Limits M-43 at Sprague Rd. in Delton �Barry Farm Calendar... 4H Workshop To Promote New Program THE HASTINGS BANNER Invite Everyone Io Feed Corn Silagi As Sole Source • Participate IF'ednetday • Highlights Interesting At Community Bldg. ' In a continuing projrram u> FARM NEWS Barry Co. Farm Bureau Annual (Dowling 4H'cr$ Start New Projects ill if Qantloofiiod tnwtri med by Theodore H. Armwg. Lfka OdtM*. Brodbeck Aero Posch Ilex 11336. a slx-itar-old owned by nl A Ifrodbeck, Woodland. □duced 13380 Hr*- milk and » Ita. butterfat in 283 daya fowling Maria Reburke 19474. a •ta-yoar-old owned by ingful and intonating, an un-' butterfat teat, according to a re­ usual workshop will be held in cent study reported by a Mich­ tta Community Building at lhe igan State Unlvtratty dairy adfairgrounds in Harting* Wsd- CTllUt. nraday, Oct. 13. In the report, tbs expertIta purpuae will be to ex­ plore the poaaibUIUes ot m*k- ' Dowling 4H’er* bepan their ‘Winur projects at their flrat ’ meeting held at' the Lloyd Oaa- A. Before lhe recent diangta in llw S.JC1X1 Security Law. at least ata quarters of coverage*— about a year and a halt of work under lhe law—were re- r——----qulred to got benefits. Under the-W, Dew provisions, benefits may be * paid in scene cases to a worker I Timing is tiie magic word In land his wife) if the worker iuu> haymaking Fwage should be cut 3 quarter* of coverage, about 0 at ita most nutritive stage, then months of work. The exset num- put Into storage a* quickly as bar of quarter* of coverage need- po«rible. Onoo foragn is cut. no­ cd depend* on ths age of the thing can be done to Improve Its, Anyone tn tha county, whe­ worker. You should inquire of quality. ther active In 4H at prevent or not |i invited to attend. farmers. For yeura after 1965 if your gross earning* are 82.400 or iew> you many report two-third* 16340 Ita. milk and 640 Ita. of your growi earning* instead of tierfat In 334 daya. your net earnings for Social Amy Burke Rag Apple Jute Security purposes. 13740. a five-year-old. p;vQ. Fur several years now I ccd 18340 Ita. milk and 6«4 have been paying Social Security k butterfat in 366 daya Mllly tax on the first »4.iwo of my mnle Burke Pulton 4730018, a cornlngK only. Ha* tills |4,8OO ■o-yw-old. iiad 16,4430 Ita. limit been changed? Ik and 643 ita. butterfat in S days. Both are owned by A. beginning in 1066 each em­ ward o. Johnston, Naahvtlle. ploye will have dedusted from Hulong Baron Jane Lady S4A00 to 86,600 per year. Till* B4923, a five-year - old. owned moan* that you will be paying Hubert Long, Woodland, proSocial Security tax on the ftrat ced 17310 11*. milk and 606 MJ.GCO of your earning* begin- gut to get widows benefits when rung with 1966. if became ago 63. I now read m i; butterfat in 274 days. Weedvale Lender Aaggle Q. What la the tax rate far a U* taper that I can begin to 14660, a three-year-old owned peraon who works far wages in triittr- taymmte it age K. Italy McCaul. Lake Odcaaa. xluced 17.900 Ita. milk. 621 Ita. ..A. Beginning in 1066 each em­ tterfat U1 363 days. ployer will Jiave deducted from -omer View. Maestro Elsie hl* wage* 4J percent. His em­ wlth uknu ln >3348. a four - tear - old owned ployer will pay a like amount widows benefit* can be paid you glad to answer it. If you wish, tp have a representative of the h f display work arc Clarence Pool. Byron Center, beginning September 1865. Il you fcj Marl, AdmlnUU.Uu. XirtU xiuced 16,840 lbs. milk and deci that beginning date your poup, or -hkh y~ •" kiTT l Ita. butterfat In 303 days, daplalyn (skylark DcUi 4503436. Q. My son, wlw la attending ita-year-old owned by D. Robcollege, was receiving Social Se­ on L. Case, Bdlcvuc. procurity Benefits until he becanur 18 in May '1965. Hla benefits red 14.660 Ita. milk and 616 k butterfat In 316 day*. wen? Uicri stopped but lie con­ 13 percent lew than she would tinued In school and lias two get If al* walla until age 63. On iVeinbrecht Whiter CoU Hope KUOS, a tlirce-year-old owned Ute average. a widow who accepts Frank K. Welnbrccht. Haa­ benefit* before age 62 will colgs. produced 15AJO Ita. milk d 571 Ita. butterfat U> >33 days rii®e new production- figures *y be compared to the catl*ted annual output of 7380 . of milk,and 265 Ita. of butfat by the average U. 6. dairy th. VIslTl. .nnuratlr i-tU‘U,iUS ““ rcccl’’e r. notes tta national Hotaetn free of g>P*y moth. January 1965 ■octetlon. U“ » a J taro had that people dlclilgan State Vnlvsraity cu- treea and forest trem and ha* ' _ --, -vlscd the sampling, weighing i testing operations tn cooperon with Use Holstein organlxon's herd and breed ImproveQt programs. State’s Gypsy Moth Program Is Successful rhe number of highway (Icollin 1064 aoarad to 46.000. In addln. 3.840,000 persona were In­ tel. "Based so current prices, the average dally returns over feed cosU per animal were >131 for tlMMc cow* fed com silage free choice and UM tar those fed nil tlu> hay they wanted." "It appears that when properly sup­ plemented. oom sitege can bo per acre than any other crop." I "On tear, productive land, alfalfa । hay or haylage can be much more competitive. I "In many cates, com silage ■ and alfalfa hay or hay logo Boost Yields NEXT YEAR! THEM ABOUT COME WAGON Order Your PIONEER SEED Now ow of i fin.l/ who Ins just your community; Le turt Io about Wilcoma Wijon. They hlhlH with the buUl of fifls il information they will tecthro hostess, a symbol of lhe comtraditioMl hospitality. Or yoa 106,660 acre* with a pesticide In the Lansing area, taking car* of mosqalto* and fltea In the Order now and get ftrat eall on the Pioneer varictioa that will do the best job for you naxt year. Pioneer offer* you: (1) A New Generation of hy­ brid corn varieties—bred to fit your specific need*. (2) Hybrid aorghum* for high grain and forage yields—extra buihels of grain and more ton* of forage. (3) Alfalfa* bred for the job ... whether it’a hay, pasture or plowdown. ------------------------------------------ , lu’ra here ------------------------------------------------- I I I। | Check what you’ll need now —then order when your Pioneer salesman calix. An order placed now give* you first call on the seed you need next spring. PIONEER. ■on Hostess all m me h0 Hasting* Banner Albert Boll—Nashville •Vcrn Winger—Freeport WM, Wayne appen to You good Hey. that't great! I've tailed money and got broader / your needs. Richard—Sunfield Why not sit down udth your local HastingsMutual agent? He may save you money, too. the newspaper when the real news is down at your Plymouth Dealer’s. ’66 Plymouth Fuiy. lJ'Tihat'i right. I Bill. And / moM folhs K could do as 1 u)ell if they / only hneu) about liauings Mutual! The ’66 Fury is beautiful news. Here’s how part pf it reads! 22 big models, each over 17 feel long. Standard equipment: Curved side windows. A padded instrument panel. Back-up lights. Windshield washer. An outside left rearview mirror. IN HASTINGS: The Coleman Agency 203 S. Mictilfa* Wl 5-3412 The Sherwood Agency N'H. Bank Bldg. Wl 5-3972 Unitized body construction. New safety door handles. ‘ ’ A big “6’’, optional V-8s up to 440 cubic inches. In the Sport Futy» there are new shell-type bucket seats and u floor console with new gear selector levers. Be your own reporter; get the full news at your Plymouth Dealer's today.- 8*. Phwotb In nrtln" "• "» Hnrta. NCAA FoutbnU. ATI. FooRtall and Tb« Bob Hopo Stew. NBC-TV. Let yourself go... Plymoutfi Frendsen’t Insurance 120 W. State Wl 5-4174 nr ruur tuvuim vauaxt iwuu.ua HASTINGS MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY BARRY'S FARM STORE DEWEY'S CAR PALACE South Hanover ot Hastings City Limits M-43 at Sprague Rd. in Delton �Thursday, October 1. IMS •-THE HARTINGS BANNER Mrs. uw lipin •--. ■Mrs. Gene Carr and family, Bruce Thomas of Kalamazoo. Mm Edna Lydy of Carlton Oeh­ ler. Mrs. U!Uan Hayward. Mrs. ■ George Lydy. Mr. and Mra. Gary Lydy and family, and Mr. and Mrs. Michael Lydy and family, oil of Hastings and Mr. and die Minor, who fell and injured Wendy Lynne, who'to, nearly two Mn. Wayne Lydy of Lensing. * her knee, is home and expects to weeks old. * Jerry McWhinney Bunday. Sept. 26. dinner guests go to Florida the 23rd ot this and bride are nicely located In of Mr. and Mra. Arthur Klop­ month. । the Bl wood's apartment on Main By Mrt. Dan Peterman fenstein were Mr. and Mrs. L. Those of the Methodist Sunday street. urday. Sunday and Monday. * F. Rush of Morrison lake and Mr and Mrs. Arthur Snialley The Prairie Literary Club will School taking the six weeks' Mr. and Mrs. Olendull Klopfencourse. “Christian Workers 'Class" are situated in their new home meet Wednesday. Oct 13. withI ----—ttttt T.TITL' „..... stein and family of Lansing. AfMrs. Mary Murdock. * Hospital •« U>e First Methodist Church in their iwrna terrwon visitors were Mr. and. Guild Chapter 10 met Tuesday Grand Rapids are.Mr. and Mrs 10 in alien- Mrs. CscU Cuhiilngham. night with Mr*. Ardis Luts and Roy Fox. Mr*. Raymond Pane, ------------ •-------- r— will hold their next meeting in Mrs Alfred Bursom. Mrt. Harold cuit.—.——.. ...K- . «... ...w--------- —. -w-.- Mrs. Archie) October with D. Bonneville The - Kcrmeen. Mrs. Harry BalscKand Pulhemus, Ur, James Polhemus. Mrs Pete Lenltltan and family > Thomas of Paw Paw. Mr and! VUEBANNER WANT AD1,_ Middleville By Fresh Out of the Attic KSmB Mrt. Mary Jackton - I 1M.il Blood Bank was Mt up by' otaMre Stanley Ftnkbefner. * Mrt. president. Mrs. William Cridler. RusaeU Beeler had pneumonia for Monday. Oct 11. from 13 to I last week. * Mr. and Mra. Russell 6 pm. to be held in the base- Bender took their grandson, ment of Uie Methodist Church. Scottie Tabor, to his home tn a Verne Klar, who had a cats-1 Flint Thursday. Scotty's parents reel removed recently, expects to nre Mr ar“L Mrs Vinal Tabor. Jr.. Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Henning and family. Mn. Glen Dean, Un. James Robertson, Mr. and Mn Ralph Flnkbelner and Mr. anil Mn. Gerald Rogen of Hasting*. Funeral services were held Mon­ day afternoon at lhe Ravenna Lake Odessa By H. D Burpee I am very glad to present to- i than Harrison, Franklin Pierce, day a story of the Hope Town- Felix Chamberlain. Daniel Brent, ship Civil War Veterans. Hila Samuel Owen. Eugene Corwin, MacDonald Humeston. She was Palmer Karns. Ira D. Brooks, one ol the MacDonald family , Willard Payne. Alexander Methat I pictured in ana of my cob — ■ — Johnathan — Callum. Valentine; John 8. Hind*. Jacob Albert­ COPY son. John Flannery. John R CIVIL WAR VETERANS OP Hinkley. James lllick. William HOPE TOWNSHIP Tuttle. John Ashby. Abraham NOW! '66 CHEVROLETS CHEVROI coin tesued a call for volunteers 1 J- French. John McGum. Cyrus cum, m eno vivu war. iu>pc Township, Barry County, like Field, Conrad Rallied Wm. H. United States responded many, many young men. Wnw m.nv nt David L. with. Northland. j of these forty names of our ' soldien. then- ts ncarcelv one hare no record. However, the memory some relative or friend periencc on the battlefield TIicm- are all Hope Township These names are all familiar In our little communities. Shull;-. Loomla, Henry Newman. Jama* Cedar Creek. Hope Center. Brush McDonald. Phillip Arthur. Na- Ridge. McCallum district and Cloverdale. pin-drop quiet. Turbo-Jet VB engines that NEW AM nniAE BY CHEVROLET 4 B . » j ^BPBILb EHR I go all the way up to 425 hp. New Interiors. BB ' Cus,om Coupe. Sedan and two luxurious The look of hand-rubbed walnut trim. Ele­ new Custorn Wagons. Liquid smooth ride. Power you can order just as smooth and you know what a beautiful value it must be. B ■■ WrBi gance everywhere. Made by Chevrolet, so ran mnalnlng in Hope Town­ ship. who will be remembered os always walking In the middle of . All of the veterans In our township belonged to what President Lincoln designated ( aa -My Grand Army." which later. I was organised as the Grand DON’T PAMPER | YOUR WIFE Lit Her Winterproof the Porch with 1 REX-0-6USS This Year Any little lady cun reicVwe a over screen*. Makes u warm, aunlit room, flooded with healthful Ultraviolet rays, where tin- children can play all dear Fli^-O-GIASS saves up . Only 9Oe n aq. yd. at your hdwre. or Imbr. dealer. & GET FLEX-O-CLASS AT E. L Carpenter Hardware NEW CHEVROLET one cun uc own uiki mis ' order. No proclamation of Piraident. King ar ruler of any kind or time can command admission. No University or InaCMution of irornlng can issue a diploma authorising Its holder to entrance. Tlie wealth of the world cannot JET­ SMOOTHER public opens only on Uie presen­ tation of a bit of a parchment, worn, torn and begrimed ns it may 1*. which certifies to an honorable discharge from the Army or Nary of Uic nation dur­ ing the war of the Rebellion, and. unlike other onnmlzaUons. We’ve again specially tailored those coil springs at every wheel to each body style. Wa ve put in new softer shock absorbers. No Chevrolet has ever had a ride like this. Power begins with a thrifty Six at 155 hp. and goes on from there. When peace was declared । through victory, ito ranks were i । closed forever. How much did It coat, said a | man to a wldier. The little flat button you wear i on your-coat? Ten cento tn good money, he ’ amwtred the xtrangtr And four years of marching and flghUng to boot. purchase thia emblem Except that the weprer once And it shown to mankind the full marks of a hero, A man to honor and country HARDWARE & APPLIANCES 142 E. State St. Turbo-Jet V8*s available at 326 hp. 390 hp and 425 hp in all the new Impalas. Bel Aire and Biscaynes fqr 1966. Mode) shawm Impale Super Sport Coupe. NEW CHEVELLE SUPER SPORT 396 New 300's. New 300 Deluxe Dalton, Michigan models. New Malibus. And two new Supbr Sport 396’s—coupe Phone Wl 5-2983 and convertible—with engines East Side Lumber Co. mar Offica. or Mail ' Jet V8’s, either 325 hp or 360 hp. Both come with special hood, grille, suspension, emblems, redstripe tires, iloof-mounted shift that tell you exactly what kind of Twelve beautiful Chevelles in all Chevelles they are. Both are avail­ —all as new inside as they are able with 390-cubic-inch Turbo- outside, headlamps to taillights. Chevette Super Span 396 Coupe 811 E. Railrood St. Phone Wl 5-2423 ^cappHomes^ WILL ERECT YOUR HOME ON YOUR LOT EZZu will furnish «u 111 UI ITP .ul.t T/ flrK all BUILDING MATERIALS TO Nova Super Sport Coupe COMPLETELY FINISH YOUR HOME - INSIDE AND OUT! ALL NEW CHEVYn 66 CORVAIR UNIQUE EXTERIOR: PmUlryd shakes or cedar lap siding and thick butt shingles / aluminum sellslorlr.g storm* and screens. Installed / your choice of windows. It’s so different we should really call it to a 350-hp Turbo-Fire V8. You can even Still America’s only rear-engina INTERIOR: ShMtrock or rockislh. doors. InsuleUcn / select oak the Chevy IIT. Roofs are swept way back order headrests for the from seats and car. And with the special steering on coupes. Fenders, grille, hood, taillights Mag-style wheel covers. What’s the eco- and suspension you can add, and bumpereareneuujnjillaevenjnDdals.. -fiomicaLdpPSndablp Chevy II coming to? there’s no better way to rid your­ seat belts front and back, new fully synchronized 3-speed. A lot of smart '66 car buyers, we figure. self of prematurely gray driving. Corses, Monzas, 6Wa. Get one. Will Electric, include Plumbing, and Finance Complete Heating Systems, ■ Interiors are richer. Power available up Lots new. Corvair, like all tha '68 Chevrolets, has a padded dash, and Kitchen Cabinets... At Low Additional Cost! mn Will Loan You $1,000K| ■EEHEB SEE THE NEW 1966 CAPRICE • CHEVROLET » CHEVELLE» CHEVY B • CORVAIR • CORVETTE NOW AT YOUR CHEVROLET DEALER'S Toward Completion of Your Home! LARKE BUICK-CHEVROLET 141J S. MANOVIR HASTINGS PM. Wl 5*1415 � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/492/HastingsBanner_1965-10-14.pdf dbe7d6ea8a3a91193b04aa677089e7df PDF Text Text —- The Hastings Banner One Hundred and Tenth Year 20 Pog«8—3 Section* Give once for many UNITEDwAY THf Hasting*, Michigan, Thursday. October 14. 1965 NUMBER 26 •VICTORY TEA' Mr*. Robert Elllget. ch*Ir­ ian of the Barry County Cancer Crm nounced that to be presented to the chair­ campaign. 2 UIIS Graduates Killed in Crash Monday Night I WOMEN’S CLUB LEADERS MEET—The Southwestern District of the Michigan Federation of Womn'i Cluba met In Halting* Th ing the 5»<h anniversary of the organization. There were workshop* and an address by Richard M. DeVos. president of the AmWay Corporation of Ad*, who spoke on "Selling Americ*." Mr*. Keith Chase of Hastings ha* been president of the District organization and presided at the convention. In the photo on the left arc Mre. Earl Gehman. Vermontville, secretary; Mrs. Charles L. Rose. Evart. Art vice president of the Michigan Federation of Women's Clubs: Mrs. Irvin Helmey. Wayland. District treasurer; Mr*. James A. Quinn, Rogen City, president of the Michigan Federation, and Mn. Chase. In the center Mrs. William Geisen of Albion, new Dlstrirt president, present* Mr*. Chase with a gift as a token of the group's appreciation for her endeavor* during the past year. A portion of the representatives attending the conclave are shewn al the banquet served at the First Methodist Church. , Southwest Women’s Clubs Mark 50th Anniversary EDITORIALS frey and Mrs. Jack. Wood gave the Presentation of Colors and led the Pledge of Allegiance. The Invocation wos given by Rev. George Elliott, minister of the First Methodist Church of Hastings. Hastings' Mayor Franklin Beckwith presented the welcome to the convention. The group was highly honored to have officers of the Michigan State Federation of Women' Clubs a* guests. Thursday, Oct. 7. by being the host city for the 50th Annual Convention of the Southwestern District Federation of Women's Clubs. ty Federated Women’s Clubs. Mrs. Keith Chase. District president, conducted the day's activities, a day of many high­ lights. There was an average of 225 member:; arid guests attend­ ing throughout the day After registration and the cof­ fee hour, Mrs. Chase officially opened the meeting. The Camp Fire Group of Mrs. Robert God- Jame* A. Quinn, president; Mrs. Charles L. Rose, first vice pretldent: Mrs. Robert van Blarlcom. second vice president; Mrs. Ray­ mond Newman, State conserva­ tion chairman; Mrs. William Welsgerber, State safety .chair­ man; Mr*. John Schramek. state Guest Editor—Harold 8. Stock­ literacy chairman; Mrs. William well. Barry County superintend­ Vaxter. State chairman of Oirls- ent of schools, is the guest editor town Foundation Board: Mrs for this week in the absence of Prank Brejcha. State interna­ Editor Richard M. Cook. Mr. tional affair* chairman, and Mrs. Stockwell, who ha* hl* master's H. A. Adrounle. land and re­ degree from the University of Michigan, succeeded Arthur sources division chairman. Hastings' Community Fund cam­ The State Federation presl- Lathrop in July of 1960 as super­ paign for 553380.40 to finance the dent. Mr*. Quinn, rave an Inrotr­ intendent of the county school district which includes adminlsing message to the clubwomen grain, the Youth Council. YMCA. entitled "Wisher* and Doers." An anniversary skit. "50 Years In Special Education program. Retrospect." was arranged by Uie Charlotte Women's Club and of­ witty, residential cluilrman. u urg­ fered highlights of the post tor ing her worker* to cwnpkg* their this 50th anniversary of the! solicitations by MondayfOct/lg S.WDW.C. Mr*. C. E. Walker of Sturgis. in their reports by SaturtUj_.pci.' the only living past District President who went on to be Iff a 12-month report. September State Federation president, was 1 1984 through Augutt of 1965. the present to portray herself and Hasting, NMCA and Youth Coun- her many accomplishments. Mrs. Mary Cramer. 49. 208 W. cirs JLprfgrams includes 32 ath­ Among others participating was Street, remained in criti­ letic activTUa*. three club programs. Mis* 8ue Smith of Hastings who Grant 1 15 social programs such as the took part in the skit wearing the cal condition tills Wednesday morning at Blodgett Memorial dress her grandmother. Mrs. other dances and mixers, tlw fam­ Frances Wheeler Smith, wore Hospital in Grand Rapids where ily Cliristmas program, ice skating when she was installed as Dis­ husband. WUlinm. 54. were in­ and other events. trict president in 1906. The YT4CA camping program Workshops concerned with jured in a two-car crash about served 381 boys and girls. | various Federated Club depart - 10 40 am Saturday on M-66 The summer playground and' ments and voting for District ofWilliam Cramer, a heavy swlmming programs were enjoyed j fleers concluded the morning equipment operator for the by many boys and girls wiio learned session, —CWUI1. . to swim, took vocal and bopd Before luncheon, the Ladies State Highway maintenance lesson*, played busetxill. pyttei- Library Association of Kalama­ department here for more than pated hi the supervised activities zoo presented a lovely choral 20 years, is in Ionia Memorial on four playgrounds and joined in sing. The convention was held at Hospital. other events the First Methodist Church, and Killed in the crash was Mrs. Many programs were self sup­ for the luncheon the church par­ lor* were beautifully decorated Odessa. She was a passenger in porting. During the year the Hasting* in keeping with the District the car driven by her daughter. Comunlty Fund allotted the Golden Anniversary theme. Donna, 17. who was seriously in­ The afternoon speaker was jured and hospitalized at Ionia YMCA and Youth Council 518560 for the 71 programs. In addition, Richard DeVos. a dynamic per­ Wednesday the hospital reported the Board of Education makco son and president of the Amway available all buildings, gyms, fields Corporation in Ada. Hl* speech “good " and playgrounds at no charge, and was entitled "Selling America." According to the report, Ml*s He stated his belief that there Leak had pulled out onto M-68 the City Council maintain* the city la entirely too much talk in gen­ from Musgrove Highway into the eral about what is wrong and not path of the Cramer car after enough about what is right. If having first stopped at the stop Lake-O Square* to Dance The Lake Odessa Squares will we allow thia atmosphere to pre­ sign. Mrs. Leak and her daughter hold a dance Saturday, Oct. 10. vail anywhere, the small group were thrown out of the car. of wrong-doer* and the chronic mentary School from S to 11 p m. complainers carry the day. en route to ihelr home on the Marve Freestone caller. All area failure and miss the ten suc­ square dancers welcome. Lunch cesses. We should speak posi­ Please See MORE ABOUT: after dance. . . . THE CRAMERS, Page 4 tively about the good tliat we see In our educational system. In our churches, at work — everywhere NEGOTIATIONS CONTINUE we go. We should get Into the the mainstream of life, get in­ volved and make a good contri­ bution. each according to his talents. DeVos is convinced that America is still the land of op­ the 43-day. old strike which has portunity and that the free enPlease See MORE ABOUT: ■ ■ ■ WOMEN'S CLUBS. Paga 7. Urge Residential Solicitors End Drive by Oct 18 Mrs. Cramer Still Critical Aftlfer < Saturday Crash backward glances 7»ls ofyesterday", as gleaned from the Banner files to tell you the real truth about Barry County Board of Super- j visors. Uie members voted 14 to B<rry Krowera 5 to ban the establishment of a conrBldernbic lasses tills year Correction* department prison -• camp in Barry County. Ordinar­ conditions. The hard rains dur­ ily. this majority i» sufficient to ing must of September caused ._ it.. ba far ** most of the beans to rot on the vine and any tliat were left were destroyed by the hard freeze Tuesday night. Hastings will open its Centen­ nial Celebration tomorrow with The Woodland Telephone ex­ a continuing program tliat will include parade*, (tancea, horne- change, which was established genuine article. *mce Mr*. Ida Palmrtler.. the "Queen,' Is in her iOOth year and will pass the Century mark on her next birth- lady who isn't at all reluctant HONOR MRS. SMITH—Mr and Mrs. Homer Smith were graphed in their home at *>19 N. Michigan Avenue after Mfs. Smith wav named Hastings "Woman of the Year” by the Business breakfast held Frida, Builnesi Women's I-----Night Out" banquet rursday evenh Hall.—Banner photo. ------------------------ . , Uaxin Sharpe Memorial . ' ’ Two 1961 graduates of Ha*1 tings High School were killed inslantly about 11 pm. Monday when the Chevrolet Corvalr ! in which Jne^Xere riding crashed ■iNew Street Lights Are To .Brighten — — Green, Broadway ■ into a tree on the north ride of ;Guti Lake Road about ----------------------tpo and one-half miles illes west _____________ of Hstetings. according to Deputies Richard, Barnum and David Wood who' - investigated. '■ 20.000 Lumen Mercury t'a/nrr Lumps to Replace 2.500-6,000 Bulbs; To Codify Ordinances Grand Rapids, the daughter of lATIONAL SERVICES afeLstanee. We have hare started ah insistence. on EDUCATIONAL OF THE INTERMEDIATE Mme program* to give suahtaive to the regular classroom teacher SCHOOL OFFICE By Harold S. Stockwell Hastings will l>e brixhtciu-d up in the near future, at least ton. Harry County Intermediate SupL Therapist* working with all schools I Both were pronounced dead at akmg Green and Broadway, when new 20.000 lumen mercury We are striving to meet the of Barry County to assist teacher* the scene, just west of the Gun, vapor ]amps are installed. councj| nwmbers Monday night a|)proved Alderman needs of all children in education with children with speech defect* Lake Road's intersection with I Cedric Morey’s reconnwiidation that the 2.500 and 6.000 lumen during till* time of change. We The therapists worked with a total omccrs saio Jim was driving . , -, , , , ,. , ,, , of 251 students during the year. east when his car went out of incandescent lamps be replaced on (<recn from Hanover to the City UmiU and on Broad­ Thi* year Lt is unfortunate that control. It went off the south or that the educational need* of many right aide of the road for 94 »'»y fr0,n Walnut to Colfax was children were not being met. The we could obtain the services of feet, then »kidded across the unanimously approved. only two Speech Therapist*. How­ 1 pavement for 106 feet .with the The 20.000 lumen lamp* are been aware of many of these needs, ever. wp pledge to do Just aa good right aide hitting the tree on the1 eight time* as bright a* the 2500 "** “ 'lamps, ------- — and J — are the — same *“ but with a number of children in a job as jxaslbie with our two। north or left side of the road. a* those in the downtown area. | the classroom with varying needs Therapist*. There are oily so However, there are just lamps at the teacher doesn't find the time many liour* in the day but they intersections and not 10 to a Officer* said Robert Warner. and often not trained to cope will assist as many a* they pos­ Rl Hastings, came up on the block as Ln the business district 1 Changing the lights, and addwith all the educational problem* sibly can. wreck first, and William King, Curtis-E-House. followed. King ■ITiLs is where the Intermediate drove into the sheriff's office to office may be of some help and (Please turp to Pg. 4. this Boc.i report it. ' Consumers Power Company In­ stall* the lamps on either brack­ daughter of Frank and Mary et* from comer poles or center suspension, and the City pays an They moved to their present annual fee depending on the' farm home on the Welcome type of lamp The 20,000 lumen mercury; by Rod^Lowry work; during college, I sold cook- old. lamps cost 592 a year A 10.000 My name i* Rod Lowry. Some; ware to pay ths bill*, and I She attended St. Rose of Lima lumen mercury lamp is 565 a! time ago. my wife. Linda, and I stayed in sales after two years' year. The 2500 lumen incandes- j had to make a serious decision. I service a* an Army Officer. In School through the 8th grade cent lamp costs 12250 and the , Guest of Honor — Congressman We were both aware of the In-! March 1963. I joined a large, <11* and was graduated from Hos­ 6.000 incandescent 1* 544. Morey ! pMul H Todd Jr. D-Kalamazoo. creasing power of the Federal! reel -1 writing insurance company tings High School with the Class । said Consumers wa* apparently | repreirinting the Third District Government, and the .decline Ln | to work an area around Elkhart. nmnsnie iha the nu> use nt of lha the w|14c|, ftidudes Barry County, M*X had worked for WBCH. trying to promote ....... f... . . - .l — ----------Blond to­ thriving individual llborty; in —-----. -----— ------------mercury vapor lamp* as the coat business. I’-wss aware-umt. mJ HiSHngw .for Soctetx Society dork in and kg Hastings Home Laundry for new 2X00 incandescent lamps will be Qic honored guest at the dinner at the Odd Fellows Hall before moving to Grand Rapids tax load wag equally heavy, and Mfchigan. primarily because has gone to 545 and the cost of a year ago when she went to be ■>» no relief »> in it* central location- . there seemed to w new 6,000 lamps has gone to 555 sponsored by the Barry County work tor for uie the asuir Muir urug Drug autre. Store. a ... fell — „ 'brief jf In ' ‘ introduction to worx sight. I had been a member of Democratic Committee. A Barry She had left Muir's last Wednea. The Intersection of btale the John Birch Society before the thinking of the John Birch Broadway I* to have County woman i* also to be hon­ Society, I will .first outline— the day to take a position as a clerk Rottd the offer waa mode to work for — — —---------«• light* on braeketa on ored lor her "outstanding and the Society on a full-time basis plan for Communist work! doml- at Spiegel Catalogue Shopping1 I unselfish contribution in behalf ippnslte corners, and the ColCenter .... Wc took several weeks to con-' nation. Lenin, in 1924, laid the । of the Democratic Party.' slder this Important decision; basic strategy which t* still beIn addition to her parent*, she lamp to improve lighting and finally in July thia year, we ing followed: "First we will take Is survived by a sister. Marguer-’(1 new . .. . decided to join the staff of the Eastern Europe. Next the ma**es John Birch Society I travel moot I of Asia. Then we shall circle that 1 heavy foot traffic on Green, and. of the State of Michigan and last bastion of capitalism, the on Broadway (rom Walnut have the title of "Coordinator." United States of America. We isouth. Morey said the school area My duties include coordinating shall not have to attack, it will the various action projects in fall like overripe fruit into our ”u5“Sd: up1” one area with another, and con- hands ” The Communists are ducting Society introductory pre- using the philosophy of socialism me nrsi step m iinpiuvina sentalioiis for interested non- as an Ideological weapon, and' Her brother. Martin, arrived i lighting in many sections yr member* they are also using bribery, Mess. from oin the West Coast by bv jet let Hastings. ' There were 10.000 casualties in Linda and I are both from , bluff, brutality, murder, and Tuesday night Consumer* is to trim all trees Barry County Tuesday! Chesterton. Ind.; we are in our treason to make this plan sucFunoral services are to be held necessary to allow the full disnut. of COur»e. is a paper twentles. and have two children ; ceszful. However, their moat deat 10 am. thi* Thursday at St. tributlon of light to the street at figure " but Wllllani Barr. Pine —ages 3 and 5. We were married: celving tactic is "patient gradujust prior to my senior year atiallsm": tiu*y know tlw American Rose of Lima Church with burial each light location, and has uke. Barry Countys Civil De­ asked the City to aid in disposal , I fenae director, estimated that the Purdue where Linda majored in . public would w a k e-up fast if In the Rutland Cemetery. The.... Rosary waa scheduled for the I of the trimmings. -* toll would be 10.000 if a nuclear Elementary/ Education, and 11 they tried to overthrow this Leonard - Osgood Funeral Home I, Not only I* Hasting*' lighting bomb was actually dropped on pursued Industrial Management country overnight, and by 1NU- at 8 pm Wednesday U— — 1.-^ i lhc1 Ctncmo Brca . being modernized, the Council I have always been around sales --------------------------- — atlng their government on ua Jamea A. O'Connor wo* bon j “• I ----------- — .—.. — ! the municipal ordinances Into to quietly slip us closer to a in Kalamazoo on April 28, 1043 CAMP FIRE CARNIVAL the son of Mr*. Burl (Lucy) Cook Camp Fire Girl* and their one-world Soviet system. In of RJ Delton and Lloyd O'Con­ David Morri*, of the law firm be unbelievable, tee said. my opinion. Eastern Europe is leaders are holding a carnival of Morris * Culver of KalamaBarr Bnd other members of hl* nor of Mattawan* 100% controlled by the Com­ Saturday. Oct. 16. from 12 zoo. was engaged to codify the organization participated in thi* In addition to his mother, he munists. Asia is approaching 00% City ordinance*. "paper alert" Tuesday, notifying control by the Communists, and is survived by two sons. Steven munily Building at the falrAtty. Morri* said the work will nFBds of government what here In this hemisphere, the and Stacey, who reside with their Involve arranging the ordinances lhe situation would be if bombCommunists, through their sym­ mother, Nancy Kahler O'Connor. by subject matter and establish- | ,nB Of Chicago with a huge ------«~ *.»..* SM/ll-T. atomu. we>pon WM true pathizers. dupes, and party mem­ In Hastings; a sister, Mrs. Robert Camp Fire and Blue Bird bers. now control at least 50% of group* are working on the I Director Barr stepped Into the what is going on Therefore in two half-brothers. Robert O'Con­ project and the public la In­ Board of Supervisors meeting at nor of Jacksonville. Fla., and vited. Please See MORE ABOUT: LEAF LOADER ARRIVES the Courthouse Tuesday and In­ JOHN BIRCH SOC, Page 4. Ronald O'Connor of Hastings, his step-father. Burl Cook. R2 Hastings' new leaf loader , formed them of the alert, and . that if there had actually been Delton, and hl* maternal grand­ ' an emergency, the supervisor* mother. Mrs. Prank ■ Ethel > Hom. would be transported by bus to R2 Hastings. rector of Public Service* Ken Mberleaux *ald that when ' Middleville where the nearest Funeral services for Jim are to approved shelter is located in the the leave* really begin to fall. be held at 1:30 pm. this Thurs­ IGA atore. day at the Leonard-Osgood Fun- \ Th£y alert was termed a eral Home with the Rev George Elliott officiating. Burial will be "mental assimilation." in Riverside Cemetery Director Barr hopes that all Jim moved to hl* R2 Delton lamlhrs will make preparation* htMM_id Hope Township with ; street. The loader suck now so that they will be pre­ hl* mother when lie was two j pared should a real emergency years old. He attended the Shultz I tevriop. It will be too late after School and wa* graduated from . *"•«■ s bomb is dropped, he declared. Hasting* High with the Class of I 1 ■ ■- ■■ 1961 He was on Uie football team and lettered his Senior year. He I entered the Army that same year ■ and served 13 monUis in Korea I during his. three-year'term. He was discharged in July of 1964 ■ Since that time he worked for General Motors tn Lansing and the Hastings Mfg. Company He had been making his home with his grandmother. Hastings Resident Writes On John Birch Society SAXON QUEEN AND COURT—Katie Clarey, 17. daughter of Hasting* AthteUe Director and Mr*. John L. Claray, wlU reign over the HUB homecomlng acUvitte* following her election by ths student body last week. Katie, a Senior and varrity cheer leader, will be crowned al the homecoming game late Frank F. Hilbert and tons, between HasUngs and Greenville and will reign ever the homecoming ball. Her *i*ter, Ann. wa* has been sold to the Michigan homecoming queen two years ago and her younger stater, Pallie. wa* among this yeaF* 15 raadlAssociated Telephone Co., of date*. Queen Katie'* court Include* (left to right) Bonnie Stitt, U, daughter of Mr. and Mr*. H. W. Muzkegon. The new managers Stitt, 1885 W. Stale Road, a Freshman; Linda Becker. 1*. daughter of Mr*. Martin GMtrnMy. Rl Please See MORE ABOUT: * I Hastings, a Sophomore who moved here receziliy from Scottville; Diane Dunn, 14. daughter of Mr*. Ernie FlAeld, 1281 Barber Road, a Freshman; Sandy Gillespie. 16, daughter of Mr. and Mr*. . . . BACKWARD GLANCES. Lyle Gillespie, UM W. Green, a Junior, and Qwecn Katie—Banner photo. Nuclear Bomb on S ““ Chicago Would »■“ Kill Many Here t Adults Show Little Interest in Night School Classes Weight 81m. director of adult education for Hastings High School, has had little response from area residents for various night courses fered. Itelrigcl, is to start on Thura- interest in thia I Persons may also ..all the coun->. seling department and inform them about any course they may be interested in. I considerable and typical of the devoted worker* is Mr*. Stuart Day (right). 421 E. Grand, chairman of the Second Ward'* residential driye. _ a cm I. anu ... — ** .... a... ft-,* lUTn |n contribution*. Atty. Richard Hudson, chairman of the Hasting* drive for 553.380, urged all solicitor* to complete fheir amea^ng a* m»>.. a* possible .-Banner photo. �Trailerites Nashville «U«t«. It'S two > from Macbeth end both spoken Grand Raplda, Indiana. Tribute to Jean Barnes cs. Friday evening Che VFW Aux­ iliary put on a supper In their hall, ahd Saturday s program in- rMliar at M*lnw»lLwrJij» • calaam Md LAPO fast! Make r “family tel. where we worked far our board and room. Miss Barnes gave us a job helping in the library, probably to help buy our books and school supplies. We don't think, looking bock, tliat very patient. We were supposed to put returned books back In their proper stalls. We could start out with ambition and the best Intentions but pretty soon : here would be a book that looked I Interesting and we were soon DRUGS ■ । reading the thing, totally abAGENCY | sorbed and forgetful of our aur' roundings and our duty. But it' A ' opened up. the wonderful ‘world ■ ■ • / Introducing ihe tuned car. 1966 Buick. Lakewood Hilites country boys and alone In that great big city. Miserably poor, shabbily dressed, pitifully shy, horribly homesick, buck teethed, freckled and terribly ugly. They should have put us in a Croaker sack, taken us down and dropped us in the Thornapple River off the Broadway Bridge. But she befriended us. She and many others and we are eternally grateful. The others Included C. E Ehle. School Superintend­ ent. that wonderful man William Wallace. Principal; Mrs. Fred • • ■ . . "I heard the owl scream and the crickets cry." Thanks Jean We've had some family prob­ To bo Out Friday lems in communications that ri­ val the Pony Express days You see Sister Fem down in Tampa takes the Enterprise. She gets it Friday ax the bookstore near the on Saturday or Monday. If it don't come on Saturday she a potluck dinner al bawls out the mall man. Al­ rit Klomp announced. though the poor sufferin'. dog. The annual dance, a tradition­ bitten, sand flea infectod potLouis iBucky) llcker ain't responsible for the al affair. Is scheduled to begin delay. Well by the time she and Brother Percy and maybe Ralph morning the campers time to return from Grand clips my piece and writes Bister Ledge where the Vikings play Minnie over in Hastings a let­ the Comets this week. Students are requested to ter and encloses the clipping and Minnie writes me a letter about bring their receipt as evidence something I said in It, I cant of purchase and those who wish Rimimbir remember what it was. We'vf got to do something about that. friend must taring his receipt as Two Names Like when we asked for a Shake­ well. Principal Klomp sold. speare quote about owls. Seniors who graduated last Spring and suircribcd to the Sistah . M. We were particularly IDAS annual may pick up their glad to get it because it con­ When Sickness tained a quote from a dear old during school hours after Fri­ friend of ours. A Miss Jaan day night Comes ... Barnas whom we haven't heard Lakewood students who are unable to attend the dance may Doctor, Druggist tings High school. Must have pick up their annual during the been back tn 1918-19. MUi Barnes was school librarian at that time. hand with your doc- ■ V owl that shrieked bellman. . i • . -w What makes a car a car is styling, performance, ride and handling. Only when they're all timed together is the car a Buick. Like this 1966 Riviera Gran Sport, 9502 WAYNI HAtOLD Beauty At Home and AH Over Our State ThU weekend will mark lade nature hat to otter in trees and other foliage will derful way to spend Drive around Uie Hastings and Barry County area . . . ing increasingly popular. You ItriowHow Will yourcar's engine runs after a tuneup? Buick tuning has Protect Your Pet But don't let Indian Sum­ mer lull you into a false weather will still be here. Now is the time to get the glass In your windows and doors replaced. InrtaU new doors and windows where needed . . . It wiU save you money on your fuel bills an winter and increase the value of your property al the same time. Stop in now al THE EAST SIDE LUMBER COMPANY, 111 E. RAIL­ ROAD ST. . . . PHONE WI With a warm sweater coat or blanket, from j>j|r colorful new assortment. (PET SUPPLIES OF ALL KINDS) ting system and the kind of roadworthiness you’d expect in a car that co«ts the same effect on the whole car. Not just the engine. The whole Buick. Every­ twice as much. (You can get a Riviera for your desk as w ell as your garage. thing blends with everything else. Styling. Performance. Ride. Handling. Send Ilin check or money order to Riviera, P.O. Box 68,Troy, Mich., fqr All tuned to work together in harmony. That’s what the tuned car is. A Buick. Only BuicV is the tuned car. (And ever)' Buick is die tuned car.) an accurate 1/25 scale model *66 Riviera.) But Riviera’s not ihcvtrth— What the tuned car is is a masterful blending of all the things that make Sportwagon. See them all at your Buick dealer’s. The tuned car may not - a great car greater. The Riviera for 1966 is the tuned car. It futures six* mean much toy on now. But then you haven’t had a chance to drive one yet. pauenger tea ting, disappearing headlights, a silently efficient new vculila-. tuned car. Lc Sabre is, too. And WildcaL Electra 225. Special. Skjlark. Wouldn’t you. nuPy rather have ■ Uulckl -There's an authorized Buick dealer near you. See his w Double-Checked used cars, too. Blair's Farm & Garden Wl 5-5982 LARKE BUICK-CHEVROLET, 1435 S. Hanover We're Throwing a '66 BUICK Announcement Patio Party And You're Invited! Open-Thursday and Friday 9 p.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. We've built o patio-garden in order to present the great new '66 BUICKS in an appropriate setting. IWe ihink it's really quite handsome!) There's a green lawn, shrubbery, water fountains—all the nice things you're used to when you want to relax and enjoy yourself. You'll be able to browse around this display from now until Saturday. We have a complete display of all the superb new '66 BUICK models—including the exciting new "66 Buick Riviera and Skylark Gran Sport—in many, many colors . . . with many, many fine interiors. You won't find o more "relaxed atmosphere" for looking at the new Buicks. Bring the whole family. We’re sure you'll enjoy yourself. Larke Buick - Chevrolet 1435 South Hanover St. �Leonard Oswald Dies Following Woods Mishap Fitzgerald Corps Members are Busy ’idee and our own District 6 at. Kalamazoo. ' I The members of Fitzgerald Corps No. 100 of the Woman's! Relief Corps. Auxiliary to the GAR. have been excepUonally, active so far In October. Leonard (Tiny) Oswald, 41. Rl The Michigan Department of 'Continued from Page One Hastings, died at 8:30 pm. the Corps Is divided Into Dis­ Thursday, Oct. 7. at Borgess Hos­ tricts for the purpose of inslruc-' ___ _____ pital m Kalamazoo after being injured in a lumbering accident which occurred Saturday, Oct. 2. In the Morgan area. deceased members and election' J w,u u,e Mr. Oswald had suffered four and installation of officers. (revision of ordinances, but It Is fractured riba and a fractured i. >i,„ 1101 anticipated that substantial leg when he was struck by a limb ' *r3'I?P“^a research on new ordinances will • from an elm tree which had been Ihr Jira nfhL ** nccess*ry but numbers will be hit by the tree he hud cut down, reserved for that purpose as Uie according to the report. On ineed BrUeS lnMn Ume 10 Ume Thr work 1* to be done In colThe Immediate cause of On Oct. 1, Mrs. Barr, DoroUiy More About------City Council Mr. Oswald operated a small Mnwkin. ' FtHM wn«n dwlwhf Ethel Wilson. Wilaon. Bertha sawmill near hl* home on the Hawkins. EUiel River Road. Just west of old Rivers. Iola Wilkes and Esther Fell were in Grand Ledge for .___ . „ ___ uistnct District 3 meeting. Mrs. Barr inHrL1Lm,b0’^. on Aprl, ?' 19 8; acted “ Installing conductor and Paul 81e«cl Morris' charge will hl> ugulJ or w0 hour for working time. $10 per hour travel time. 10 cent* per mile, plus actual costs. Typing and copying expense will be charged । separately. • Atty. Morris said his rough and Meta Meta '<(Brunk. Brunk i n«w.M Oswald. He | BtacWonlr Meier and Felt. and attended school at Dowling and ; On Oct. 5 Ben Feltzer accom­ married Miss Claudine Gross on Jan 22. 1944. In Hastings. 1 panied Mrs. Barr to Lincoln Park for the District 1 convention. They lived In Dowling until i While there they called on Past 1952 when they moved to n farm Department President Esther The Council earmarked 16,000 near Nashville, and moved to Lind, who is very 1)1. These two In the budget for this purpose. the Hasting* community tn 1950. then met Mrs. Meier. Blackford, Police Chief Richard Sunlor Mr. Oswald had operated a Gronewold. Doris Daugherty and said the State Highway Depart­ welding shop until starting his Fett In Grand Rapids on Oct. 6 ment had prepared new plans for the 6th District meeting. for improving the Broadway­ at Rl Hastings. Intersection and the.-------plans On Oct. 7 Mesdames Barr,Green ................ —-----------------------Mr. Oswald is survived by his Meier, Blackford. Fett and Miss j were being sent to the Council wife: two daughters, Lenia. 20. Joyce Hawkins were Joined by I for approval. A special Council of Grand Rapid*, and Debra. 7, Iva Corwin. Iola Wilkes. Clara meeting may be called If imat home; a son. Darwin. 14. at Bayne. Olaldos Ollmore und , mediate approval is necessary. home; his parents of Rl Dowling Mary Parks at Uie District 4 Chief Sunlor said the plans and a sister, Mrs. Ester Erne of meeting In Battle Creek where | call for about a 45-fool radtus on Middleburg Heights. Ohio. Mrs. Barr was a color bearer ! the northwest comer of the inFuneral services were held at ,durlng installation. 1 tcrseclion to permit big trucks 1:30 pm. Monday at the Leon­ There are three more District to lhe‘unLa!?Ut “ ard-Osgood Funeral Home The .. ... . । radius on the southwest comer to ifacilitate movement u» of school Rev. Roger Jahnke officiated 1meetings ------------- to which some of these ,, u, acUiiaic anuvouem and burial was In the Dowling members are going: District 3 I buses and about a 30-foot radius Cemetery. lat 5t johns. District 2 at Dun- ion the other comers. The Intersection is a terrific : bottleneck for all traffic during busy periods. Fire Chief Edward Tudor re­ Members and Guests ’ ported that his department had । made 12 runs In the City and answered 12 rural alarms during . . All You the post three months. Can Eat! Fire losses in the City totaled $200 while losses in the country totaled $27,060. At the Elks Temple Causes of fires Included four careless burning of rubbish, one Incendiary Are by an adult, two Friday, October 15th started by kids playing with nnrtehoa, atie by defective electri6 to 9 P.M. I cal appliance, four by plain one by a railroad Adults $1 — Children 50c || carelessness, diesel, one by lightning and one b/ a cigarette. | Chief Tudor reported making 24 inspections and filling out 24 "running cards." which Indicate to firemen vital facts about Indi­ vidual buildings. Aldermen approved purchase ELKS FISH FRY THE HASTINGS BANNER—3 Thursday, October 14, 1965 Barry Sales Tax . Totaled $118,187 In Hastings Michigan's August sales tax collections total $46318.08831. an increase of $6331.178.62 over August of 1964. Collections in Barry County from 562 return* were $118,18732. Barry collections included $11375 from building material, $5,978 from general merchandise. $51,434 from food. $38334 from automotive sales. $2,109 from ap­ parel. $1360 from furniture. $7,- . 452 from miscellaneous retail and $9,641 from naar retail sales. Use Herr tnixletl 46,143 29. Eaton County collections to­ taled $214351.19, Ionia $19031231 and Allegan $243,10897. I eniwui JWAYB FIRST QUALITY * More About- Backward Glances IN MSU Band —Phil Stanton, ton of Mr. and Mrs, Norman E Stanton of Case Road. Dowling, is a member of the Michigan ore Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Myers I. State University Marching Band wlio came from Potterville. |I and participated in the spectacu­ lar show at the Spartan-Wolver­ ine game at Ann Arbor Satur­ The first crop of fingerling day Phil was drum major and bluegills from the Orangeville student director while at Has­ rearing ponds was planted In tings High. He was a National Barry County lakes this past Merit Scholarship finalist and week by members of the Barry has a band scholarship to State Continued from Page One County Rod tt Gun Club and Margaret Smith Dies Miss Margaret Smith. 44. of Detroit, a niece of the late Mrs. Club Sue Currothera and who wa* well-known here, died Tuesday. an outstanding success by all Oct. 6. in Ford Hospital. She was born in Muskegon and was entries were registered as last graduated from Whitehall High year and the competition ex­ School After working al several ceptionally keen. Large numbers Muskegon and Whitehall firms. of spectator were on hand to Miss Smith went to Detroit tn follow the various trials. The i960 to take a job os secretary of the Sam Lewis Wholesale well suited for a .meet of this Jewelry Company. Burial was in kind. < . . Oakhurst Cemetery at Whitehall. The Wolverine Beagle IjM People of tills community are all the counterfit half dollars, several of which were spotted here dur­ ing the past week. Tin? countcrfll coins are evidently a blend of coat news you can get for the money the characteristic ring of a sil­ ver coin when dropped on a hard surface. Any coins so discovered should be immediately reported Evidently there are people In thia county unaware of the State law requiring that at least reven days muit elapse between the application for a marriage li­ cense and the ceremony. A young couple who came here Monday were much disturbed when they learned the truth. They had sleeping car reservations for the next day and hotel reservations $3,600 for Center Street for use I in extending an eight-inch waler | main to Consumers Power across Pall Creek. Should Center Strecrbe opened I in that area. It vrtJuld be possible । to extend the culvert. InsUllaI tlon of a Urge enough culvert tor rated the ofTlclBls who were ■ the street now would coat about only doing their duty tn carry­ ing out the * edicts of a State | $7300 for the materials. law aimed at discouraging apurof-the-momeni marriages. For Banner Classified Ads Call WI 5-3481 Hastings High defeated the Nashville eleven, 24 to 6. Friday afternoon before the largest I crowd ever to witness a high school game on the fairgrounds! here. Playing for Hastings were Radford. Randall. Kluwe, Gas­ kill. Bllvin, Merlau. McKnlghl, Todd. Bishop. Eckert and Steinke. On the Naahvile team were Townsend. Guy. Pennock. Hyde. Apple. Kidder. Downey. Hecker, Devine. Surrine and Fdghner. Passes anti long end runs furn­ ished most of the excitement. St. Roar Church which has been undergoing construction during the last five years, will be dedicated with solemn cere­ monies Sunday, beginning nt 10 am. This is one of the finest houses of worship In Western Michigan and represents the united efforts of a small congre­ gation which lias worked falth- USE YOUR PENNEY CHARGE William F. Arnold, mana- ACCOUNT j lollar fashion I You’ll chooie-trcrA lundsome designer fabric* t Jt finely furred, rich and ewpemlwi In look*, beautifully tailored'and perfectly fitted. Just check the lidden features that comply wipe Penney's rigid standard!! . Take your choice of a budget-flattering price! ger of the Model Finance Office at 140 W. Stot^ squirrel collar IO»i|ln Fin­ land). Alabaster, black. ' Street (next to The Cop-» per Lantern) , invites you j to coll him at Wl 5-3429 at any time you need $25 I. Striking plaid cog’ of wool and other fibers. deeply Collared with bleact*d rac­ coon (Origin: USA). T" to $1,000. MONEY FOR A FUN-FILLED SUMMER *35 .V«; 36 MONTHS TO REPAY girls' winter coats fabulous values! MODEL*! FINANCE CQI MODEL FINANCE 140 W. State St. Hastings place their church which wort burned on Sept. 26. 1900. Expert Watch Repair! WATCH MAKER ON DUTY Tweedy wool-cotton-rayonnylon coat laminated .to poly­ urethane foam plush shawl collar of dyed rabbit' Black while. Sizes 7 to .16. JtWtllK 118 Slot. Strew v Notice of Curly-textured coat of^ foamlaminated wool - rayon'- cotton . . . with high-rise collar of dyed mouton lamb* Red, navy, It. blue. Sizes 3 to 6». ^Public Hearing Tuesday. October 19 . . . 2:00 P.M. Barry County 1966 Proposed Budget PLUS S&H GREEN STAMPS TTARDIMER1 <-nr.v» DRUGS £=* Quality atid 'Jricndty Setvicc HOW. SHT«Sf. Wl 5*2114 Supervisor's Room Swagger-scarf coat of reproc­ essed wool melton has plushy acrylic pile lining, smart seam­ ing detail Red. blue, green, camel Sizes 7 to 16. •All tun labeled to show country of origin of impaled fur* USE YOUR PENNEY'S CHARGE CARD at Hie Barry County Court House WILLIAM CRIDLER, County Clerk Open Every Day 9 a.m. 'til 5:30 p.m. Fri. 9 a.m. 'til 9 p.m. . . . * �I that Is available for Uie student.' With ti>e start of school this fall Harting*. Delton and Middleville i-Tm. BASTINGS not vote Photographer William Sweet Asks to ‘Shoot’ Of Middleville Hang 439 Tags on School Children More About---- — well-informed citizens wiu rah more in keeping with preserva­ tion of Individual liberty. A most important motivation In the So­ the first time. Hartings will have ciety-U a far reaching applica­ a second type A room during Uie tion of the Golden Rule moUContinued from Poge Oho second scrmw'.er These rooms arc vated by religious Ideals and a Hastings observed Fire Pre­ humane conscience. We feel that staffed with teachers who have । this nation U bound by “ destiny my opinion, which is dot alone, ’"’“'i vention Week with a thorough School students who needed special training to better help the the Communists now | o n t r o 1pieserve Ood. Country, and inspection of public buildings, Mudenta to achieve al Uie-level about 80** of Ute decisions and I ‘“"“V' schools, churchra and other gath­ current events in the World | These prcfrimi and others. ering places and business estab­ to which they' reliable. In the United States, the dis-; ®rc,,a£hlc*e<?. »n organ­ lishments. Robert Sherwood, The type A rooms do not have ease, of collectlvum—all power- izatlon which te national in scope, chairman, reported. more than Miron students in a ful central government, compll-, monolithic in structurerend cont­ Twenty inspectors from the room. This gives Uie teachers much ested and aided by ammoral men , pietely voluntary regarding the Fire Prevention Association, a special skill and will be able to more time for Individual help and seeking control of tills powerful j membership. Foul means are division of the Michigan Capital stock Insurance Association, bistruclicn. Soma of three young­ tool—L* but one part of the evi-, never used tor even the beat of conducted the inspections assist­ dence of our Country moving In-1 ends. And any member can voice try and help as many as passible sters may Improve to a degree Uiat to a world-wide totalitarian, all- ■ >’‘s disagreement by simply not ed by Boy Scouts and with the of Fire Chief Ed­ ____ a.., -__ v, .. It is n fact * working working on on any any orolect project that that he he cooperation 1 to trtln for something to help them they may at a later time return to .. powerful government ward Tudor. that the-nigged pioneer settlers objects to. Anyone who objects cam a living when they are no the regular classroom. of a new land want us little gov­ to everything will probably re­ longer in school. ernment m possible. As the new sign. The Advisory Council of the Intermediate office is staffing society becomes more settled, us Uie John Birch Society, and Robert Welch set overall policy, 139 visits and hung the tags' in special programs tt is necessary theae programs We are starting the population grows, as com­ similar to the way a coach and merce and/or Industry Increases, as the society ages, more and quarterback run a football team. discovered. The togs, and on explanatory We are in hopes of getting a visit- more government creeps Into Local chapters have from eight their Ilves. In time, the power to to twenty members; a section in- booklet given each owner or tax gives the government the cludcs"slx to. eight chapters in tenant, specifically name the Diagnostician. The Diagnostician a teacher would work with the oneans of bribing the people with Uie same area, and the Coordi­ hazards and Indicate what tested a total of 167 children last home, the school and Uie indi­ their own money, and soon the nator works directly through should be done to correct them. Section Leaders. In this manner, Donald Vanderbilt, chairman year. In addition to testing the vidual who lx emotionally disturbed government runs rampant and a well organized-national action ,of Uie association, emphasized roughshod over Individual rights Diagnostic I on visits the homes and ,xs well os having oilier problems. group is now a reality, in which that the results of the inspection We also have need tor a home talks with teachers in trying to checks - and - balances to control thousands of people arc working will not affect fire Insurance this mighty power. Generally, as togeUicr on similar projects, Ln- rates or individual policies. The plan the best educational program bound teacher. stead of "scatter-gunning" their 1Inspections were made to save At the present time we are aend- the Individual concedes parts of efforts. lives and property, he said. his own responsibility, the Cen­ litg several physically handicapped tral Government assumes that Today there are about 1000 He praised the cooperation re­ to Ann J Kellogg School in BatUe responsibility on a collectivized conservative groups whose acti- ,ceived here and complimented Creek and the Upjohn School in basis, even going to the limits of vlties con be clansi fled Into the Rotary and Kiwanis Clubs Imposing penalties for non-con­ roughly four areas: 1) some pro­ who held a Joint luncheon Wed­ Kalamazoo. formance. Penalties range from vide the means of self-education. ।nesday noon with Phil Alberts. With’ the change which Ixas token prison in tax cases, to simple in­ 2> providing the means to edu* edu^ Lansing fire marshal, speaking cate others. 3) providing' limited nlid giving a slide presentation place by the new Constitutlop. and flation of the money supply, but in any case, individual liberty is opposition to existing socialist ion i lire prevention. ' the set up of U>e State Board of lost. programs. 4> providing leader­ The members of the associa­ Edaration. many new duties are Let me Illustrate the concept ship within a positive, rightist, tion ma«le these inspections on . own time and without com­ being designated tor the Inter­ of "right" and "left" as seen in aggressive action program, which their Is working to Initiate more Indimediate office. FDr example data terms of total governmental virtual responsibility and 1cm all- pensation." Vanderbilt said. “We feel our time very well spent power. Extreme right would be processing The Intermediate office NO government, a state of an­ powyrful government. By care- .when we receive the support we archy. Extreme left would be fully evaluating most groups, you ,did here." TOTAL government, a state of will find as I did. that the John The Inspection was set up by totalitarian dictatorship; we find Birch Society Is the only Na­ the Hastings Area Chamber of illustrations of this In, Commu­ tional organization which is ef­ Commerce with Russell Hankins contended that It can be done nist controlled countries, and in fective in all 4 areas. We feel 1as manager. more cheaply and efficiently the theories of "social democra­ that it Is Impossible to win a 1 purely defensive battle, and through a County central office cy," "socialism." and "fascism." therefore action on Ute 4th and However. It would seem that a thanjay each individual sdiool dis­ government which respected in­ decisive level of action is neces- Draws Fine, Term trict-'thi lx will mead data process­ dividual God-given human rights, ,—, ---------- —----------- ----------Lawrence A- Bowerman. 27. is left of the Constitutional Re- Grand Rapids, was ordered by ing machines or hire the work done and also had a division of power to keep ammoral men from seiz­ public that we inherited. It is । circuit Judge Archie McDonald to by some other office which has tlte our desire that members will be| pay a $50 fine. $50 court costs and ing control, would be the most tjAyw [„ hc work to ( machines. beneficial. Therefore, the John come better Informed, w^rlr inform others, oppose programs >pleaded guilty! to violation of It is also foreseeable that the Birch Society believes that a which are det^nentol to Indi- ]Michigan's financial responsibility Constitutional Republic as Intermediate office will have to formed by Joy. Madison, and vidual liberty, and then go on 'n law. He was given two montiis to ­ the money. give some thought and coiuidcr- Hamilton, is a working division the offensive in a moral; consti[■pay tutional program to defeat the 1 atlon for a Vocational and Tech­ of powers which will insure indi­ one - world, athestic, socialistic, vidual liberty of the people . . . nical Education Center to be es­ providing that the people also communistic. International con­ tablished for all of Barry County. exercise individual responsibility spiracy. In summary, a limit of 1,500; Such a center would be for adults to contain this government in words is Rot sufficient to ex­ as well as students in our schools the framework of the Constitu­ plore the deeper issues. The |r^ | tion. With the Executive branch With the advent of automation of our government pulling to­ terested citizen can sendXTto1 Indispensable shirt in ... Continued from Page One ward total power, and in theory Belmont 78. Mass., for. a Blue any school wardrobe be­ Book of the John Birch npcieU^.; anyway, the other two Federal seeable that people may have to be cause H's tailored with branches pulling in the opposite here he can explore the Ynorab, The Cramers were going north trained several times during their and philosophical aspects o\ the direction, and overall power di­ on a color lour, expecting to .the versatility and vital working years to nt into the chang­ vided between Federal and State Society. I will be available to remain until Tuesday. The good looks of 100% virgin governments, no single man hold introductory film presenta­ ing linu-3. wool. Button-down col­ could have ever exercised dicta­ tions in Ulis area if thcriAs lowing cold morning showers lar. In plaids, authentic torial control over this nation enough interest. For more Infof- ’_____ and the light rain that folMrs Richard Groor. and Mrs However, if one or more of these mation locally, write me at 420' lowed. tartans, squares, checks. Grace Denton were guests of branches of power would coop­ East William. Hastings, or cal! at; A' tracheotomy was performed Machine washable. fnends tn Kalamazoo on Wed­ erate with another. If the people 945-9777. :on Mrs. Cramer, and other sur­ S-M-L-XL. do not exercise their .respondnesday. gery. She Ims been in a coma )since Saturday evening. Her in­ bility to control the tentrtrtRajuries Include a collapsed lung, EXPERT TIRE Uon of power, the government Nashville, other internal Injuries and se­ SERVICE begins to grow like a cancer. Vermontville Since the John Birch Society verely lacerated face and head stands for a Constitutional Re­ suffered when she went through _ _____________ public. which is a balance be­ Group to Meet the windshield with her_____ glasses tween the all-powerful Leftist The Nashville . and Vermont- on. She has been in Uie intensive government, and Anarchy on the ville inter - community club Is care unit. right, you can see that the charge having a special program Oct 19 William suffered Injuries to his Tire Shop of "extreme right" used against at 8 o'clock at the Fuller Street right side, a fractured leg. tacerU. S. ROYAL us. 4s not well founded. * , School all-purpose room. The' ated head and other injuries. He OPEN WEDNESDAY The John Birch Society Is en­ topic will be "Investing," with a j has been able to sit up. but has EVENINGS . . . A> Usual K gaged in action projects to build film ami a broker from the Lan-I' Be«t Buyi on Mrs. Cramer is well - known more Individual responsibility sing branch of the New York' ow fl* Used Tires nnd leas centralized, all-power - Slock cxciiange. The public is, ivr llti : demonstrated her doll hospital ful government. The projects in­ invited. Mwwntd FREE! 1 on television. An author, her Mftfl sad LADIES7' WEAR dude personal study and recruit­ 141 L Wo^teadst ing. We fed that few citizens | Ago," was published in 1964. ’ "Dress Well . . . know the truth about the Inter­ ; Mrs. Leak was bom Sept. 11. national Communist Conspiracy, . Yqu Can't Afford Not To” 1919. Ln Campbell Township, the and they have forgotten the ba­ '| daughter of Augusto and Lizzie 7, Home of "Pendleton" sic principles which mode this । (Kauffman> Jackson. She was Men'* and Ladm' Soo>t>w«ar (country a World power. Our graduated from Lake Odessa | members are encouraged to learn ' 138 E. State St. High School in 1936 and married | the truth about this menace, and 1 Maurlc Leak on Nov. 18. 1937. then help their friends to do so 'We-Rent Formal Wear They lived in that area all of too. The Society would like to ______ :______________________ _ 1 their married life. She was a see the US. get out of the UN. member of the Sebewa Baptist because the UN. is financially Church and morally bankrupt. It was a Mrs. Leak 1* survived by her brainchild of the Fabian Social­ husband; two daughters. Janice ists. bom by the Communists, To the Editor: May we take tills opportunity’ of Caledonia and Donna Jean at and Is now the framework for a one-worldT’athcstlc. dlstotorshlp. to express our sincere appreci­ home; three sons. Frank of Mt. ation io to uic the Zephyr ocpnyr wn Oil otiwujfi stationI Pleasant. rieasani, Larry irerry oi of Ionia lonia aim and Little children are often used to MHHI "sell" this monster to their own and the Clark Oil Station for I Dennis at home; six sisters. Mrs their fine beds of flowers raised I Kenneth (Rita> Archer. Clarksparents. (ville: Mrs. Willard (Grace) KenAnother project we arc con­ this Summer. To the Gulf Oil Station for->’0n- Lakc Odessa; Mrs. Casey centrating on Is exposing the .i--------.-.-a ,land —. ­ I (Janet* Hozer, Saginaw; Mrs. Civil Rights movement as a tool •».the ------recently completed CORNER WALNUT AND S. JEFFERSON of Communist revolution which scaped planter replacing the Howard <Estoi DeGood. Otsego: HASTINGS (Mrs. Roy (Marie) Crawford. Ft Li using the Negro in his own en­ traffic hazard anti; slavement to the all-powerful To The City Bank and Mont- (Adeline* Storks, Ionia: two government It Is the first time brothers. Homer and Carl, and that a Communist plan of this her mother. Mrs. Jackson, of type is openly being used in tractive planters; And say. have you noticed the IjiXc Ode&ia. and a grandson. INDEPENDENT Funeral services were held al enough citizens learn the truth thrifty Ivy vine in Rlcpcnhoffs; 1:30 pm. Tuesday at the Pickens about this program, the Com-i Snusogc Kitchen Window ? | These beautiful oorts of color Chapel al Lake Odessa. The Rev. OF — .m u. Robert Wcsscll officiated and burial was m the Sebewa Ceme­ crumble in 3 months. We feel (the attractiveness of our city, PRICE tery. I . ' that a political rebirth of an "in­ Sincerely. formed - electorate" is needed: ( Mr. and Mrs. Chester E. The Hastings Banner At Leon ord-Osgood Funerol Stowell people who are well-informed do EDITORIAL John Birch Area Hazards The Campus The Hartings Board of Educa­ tion rccelvsd a proposal at Uwlr Tuesday night mcrtlng to permit a commercial photographer to take pictures of pupils in kindergarten through 8lh grade at a cost to pttrente of |1.75. The proposal would include a for NIGHT STOCK CLERKS Full Time . . . Male Ages 20 to 35 In addition to his son. Stewart. Mr. Sweet is survived by his wife. Leone; a daughter, Mrs. Albert (Beverly) Simon of Li­ vonia; another son. William of Clio; two brothers. Shelley of adoption at the dog pound Lake George and Joseph of Has­ through Dog Warden Dean Bra­ tings. and 11 grandchildren. den, the Barry Humane Society reports There Li also a two-yearold male, black and white port Freeport Asks $1,000 collie, a fully grown, blond male Mrs Mabel Boylan Li chairman German shepherd and a year and one -half old sliver and of the Freeport Community Fund tdack female German sheplwrd I Drive which got underway Mon­ available. Warden Braden may day seeking a goal of $1,000. A be contacted through the sher­ round-up meeting is set for Oct. iff's office. 28. _______________ HASTINGS BAPTIST CHURCH Rev. RuaaeU Houseman. Pastor Phone Mr. Donald Elmore Director of Music and Youth 653-2791 Canines for Free! Experience Preferred Opportunity for Advancement Fringe Benefits Mutt Be Willing to Work Nights Apply in Person FOOD CENTER Hastings. Michigan New CHIMNEY 6: 30 pro. AU Young People's meetings. 7: 30 pro. Message, by the pas­ tor. Special music, hymn sing. The partor will be showing a few of hte mlMlortary ploturro of NEEDED AT YOUR HOUSE? Monday — 6:30 pm. Pioneer Girls Clubs. Tuesday — 6.30 pro Christian Service Brigade Stockade Boys Clubs. yew 11 HOM t... ------ - -------------- ------- ,— right here: Chimney Blocks, Linen, Con- 6 aan. Men's Prayer Band. 9 a.m. Women'e prayer band. 1:30 pm. Dorcaa Missionary Society meeting. 7: 30 pin. Prayer meeting and Bible study. 8: 30 pm. Adult choir rehearsal. Thursday — 6:30 p.m. Christian Service Brigade Battalion Boys Clubs. Nursery during all services. ONE CONVENIENT SOURCE FOR YOUR BUILDING NEEDS PENNOCK MICHIGAN NASHVILLE, CONCRETE PRODUCTS 11 AnyTWO A of these 25c items Public Forum | Home the cost in no way reflects 2B« Onward ENVELOPES TYPING PAPER FLORAL NOTES Return ENVELOPES Onward quality, smooth white paper for home, school and office use. 65 sheets Ideal’for invitations, notes, etc. White kidskin paper, matching envelopes. WRITING TABLETS */26' • Chcici ot 2 »!*•• Onward. 5x8-in., 120 sheets ruled or unruled. 8xl0-in., 60 sheets, unruled only. Z/2^ 1/26' • Matches writ/ag Ubletg Smooth white wove paper. Packages of 32 personal size envelopes. 1/26' Onward quality. Packages of 28 personal or 18 bus­ iness size. White only. the manner in which a service is directed. Each of our services, even the most economical, receives the same skilled, attention. concerned, ASTINGS personal EATING * LU PIT < Bureau FURNACES PASTEL ENVELOPES 1/26' Modern Aire - Oil - Gas - Coal LEOHflRDOSGOOD ^unenalJ^otne CHARLES H. LEONARD JACK D OSGOOD Phone 945-2471 HOT WATER BASEBOARD HEATING PLUMBING SUPPLIES WATER SOFTENERS Call WI 5-5769 Bab Wills 2153 Gun Lake Road Mix or match assorted tints. 3*/ix6*4-in. size. Kidskin fin­ ish. Matches pastel tablets. WATER HEATERS or WI 5-3732 Dick Hcnnoy Hastings NATIONAL y&f I EDITORIAL IasQi c&tiGn „ FELPAUSCH tor, This service broadcast over WBCH. 11 aro Junior church. For children 4 to 8 years old. IM BARR McPkaAlut'l WANTED AT ONCE—3 men and 5 women for an approximate 5-day Job at Fizher-Hengeatach, Inc., Ford Dealers, to assist in taking parts inven­ tory. Apply in person at 328 N. Michigan, Heslinga. 10/14 Sweet of 721 W. Madison Street, died suddenly Thursday evening. Oct. 7, at his home foUowing a heart attack. Taking AppfieaHons Buried Monday book. The maximum charge per fam­ Funeral services were held al ily—regudleaa of the number of children being photographed — Funeral Home with the Rev. would be S3.50. Harold Taber officiating. Burial More About------ ThcC.ramers 15835545 PASTEL TABLETS 2/26c. 58 unruled sheets. 6x9 in. Assorted tints. Matches pastel envelopes. STENO NOTE BOOK 2/26‘ Spiral bound 6x9-in. pad of light green paper. Chart on back. 76 sheets. BENXFRANKLIN 102 W. State at Jefferson �Schools, Clergy P» UOSfflM Personal Mention Blood Clinic Of XUHlla. Ciafl 0® Mra. Burr Clark and Mn Albert baatc kani-by - doing program Volvo and daughter. Robin, of Fort permit* wide choice and en­ Erie, Ont, and Vivian Gladstone courage* creativity and imagine- of Grand Rapid*. former Hasting* residents, were in Hasting* Mon- The Hastings Public Schools and ■ame time teaching them to co­ operate in a group. Girt* enjoy the Camp Fine program and they continue to enjoy it throughout their school years. They do *P because «■ U psyschologicully round, fulfilling their doepmt Instincts and needs. To enable u* to group all the irt* who desire tote* part of tite organization, we need moro Students 18 years old and older arc being asked to give, with their parents consent. Industrial plants are being con­ tacted bi an appeal to get all workers to give. PTA groups are also being asked to participate. Bazaar her then went to the home of her daughter. Mrs. Helen Reynold* in Bedford, with wcU filled baakeu of food where they enjoyed a pot­ luck dinner in the baaement of A FLOOR TO MUT Friday, Oct. 22 HASTINGS FLOOR COVERING The following U a list of thoae Mis* Linda Gillespie, from Uie who arc at pctacnt a part at Henry Ford Sdiool of Nursing, wa* thia program. home over the weekend. Her par­ ent* and grandmother, the Lyle GlUesplea and Mrs. Elmer OiUea- Naturalist to Speak At Historical Meet 123 W. State St. Katoy Beduhn, Mariam Sorby. Erlene Smith, Marcia Ingram, Bax Janice Day, Mardell Hawthorne, Barbara Miller, Donna Long. Ron Nagel, naturalist al Ute fTtai is to tell of hl* work at the Barry County Historical Society meet­ ing at 8 pm. this Thursday at the City Bank. He is to tell about planning trails. Identifying his­ toric sites and planning a na­ ture study center. The program may be of special interest to his­ tory and biology teachers. The public is invited. Camp Fire Guardian* arc Eve­ lyn Wa|lea, Metha Gray. Reva Godfrey, Ratio Wood. Dawn Taylor. Leona Bowman, Pal Mlles, Joyce Skedgcll. Sue Oom. Southeastern PTA Plans Open House The Southeastern PTA for Oc­ tober will be an open house-type meeting Tuesday evening, Oct. 19, according to PTA president. Robert Newell. Teachers will be in their rooms for conference* With the parent* from 7 to fl pm. Refreshment* will be served, and parents who are not mem­ bers of the PTA will have an op­ portunity to Join. Membership fees are >1 per couple. FRESH DONUTS from Hie Superette 205 N. Michigan Watch While We Make 'Em Plain 59c doz. FROSTED & DECORATED Donuts 69c doz. Open Daily TASTE TREATS TRY SOME TODAY Methodist Rites At Wayland Unite Happy Couple The Gerald Cairns To Mafk Jubilee a* best man. Dennte Wells of Traverae City and Robert Mc­ Call of Frankfort arated the gutote. * Mr. and Mra. C. R. Beadle of Big Rapids, uncle and aunt of toe bride, presided at the re­ ception held in the lY J. Steeby School. After a trip to Canada, tlw couple will reside in Traverse City. The bride* father formerly wa* a Conservation officer here Society newS teas to her bridge club for the opening Winter season far lunch­ eon on Tuesday. Winners nt con­ tract were Mra. Howard FTost, Mra. Stuart' Cleveland and Mra. Lawrence Herrick. North-south winners in the duplicate bridge game at the Hastings Country Club Tuesday evening were Mr. and Mrs Roy Hubbard. Second went to Judge and -Mrs. Phil. Mltebel] and third to Grace Denton and Mra. Russell Belfield. East-west win­ ners were Gordon Deimel and Herman Botcher with second go­ ing to Mrs. Charles Pott* and Mrs. Leon Slander and third to Mra. Robert Cook and Mrs. Frank McClookey Personal Mention SAVE $ $ on our Kodak Package Deal! Kodak Escort Zootn Movie Camera $91.50 Kodak Caralux Movie Projector Reg. ...$159.50 Movie Screen Reg$19.95 Movie Light Bar with Bulbs. Reg. . . . $7.80 1 Roll Color Movie Film Reg$2.45 Special $19995 Plus S&H Green Stamps $281.20 102 E. State St. Phone 945-5316 The Last Big Weekend Open house will be held Sun- Miss Cheryle Ann McKlbbln Gerald Cairn* in celebration of and Civvies R. Round were their 25th wedding anniversary. united in marriage al 2 pm. Sat­ They will receive their friend* urday, Oct. 2. in the Wayland a; their home on Wood School Methodist Church. Plan* are being made by their and Mra Ronald McKlbbln of children, Mr. and Mra. Charles Wayland and Mr. and Mrs. Wil­ Hoover (Beverly) of Grand Rap­ liam Round of Traverse City. id*. Lynn of Houghton, N. Y. The bride, given in marriage and Carol and Naomi at home. Marjory Marie daughter of Mr. by her father, wore a ballerina­ length gown of ivory- prau de and Mra. Emery Main* and Octrole, with lace bodice and train. Wm. Calm* were married Oct. I Her fingertip veil was secured by a crystal and pearl crown. She 18, 1940. nt the home of the I carried a cascade bouquet of yel­ groom's parent* with the Rev.! LUa Manker, sister of the groom, I low and white rosebuds Mrs Kenneth Monroe of Fow­ performing the ceremony. The Calms have lived most lerville was matron of honor. of their married life rto their Miss Cheryle Klenkl of Mtw-II present home. Mr. Cairns ha* । “J o™. I been employed at < the C Oj bom of Bay City were bridrr,ln Grand Rapid* for maids. They Thcv wore gowns sown* of moss mor* the past 17 n years. . green brocade with matching Mr. and Mra. Caimg request. headbands. Their bouquota were "do gifte." ' ft f , of yellow camaUons. Croton leaves Mid wheat'. > William Grey of Shelby, broth- Utile as 10% on others. See vs for full details. and We're Continuing Our Gigantic MONEY-SAVING SALE to Celebrate Our 20th Year of Business in Hastings... Ends Saturday October 16th LADIES WOOL SKIRTS LADIES SLACKS One group in broken sizes. Several styles both pleated and straight. One group of wool and wool blends . . . Broken sizes. Verne Bowman home. mg thi* week aS a guest of She will also sons and the from Syracuse. N- Y.. Uie Ben Haxelmyera. visit the Henry Gib­ Donald Doolittles. Baltimore. Md.. spent Uie put week with their daughter. Mr. and Mra. Eric Welker of Lansing, and their parent*. Mr and Mrs Frank Prentice. South Haven were guests of her sister, the Russell Alnsleys. over die weekend, and toe Charles Ham­ mond* were callers at toe Atnsley home. Mr. and Mra. Ray Waters had a very Interesting trip last week when they took die "Autumn Pano­ rama Excursion" sponsored by the Burlington Railway out of Chicago to Colorado springs, it wa* a fourday trip and included in the Im tereating places visited the Garden of Uie Gods, pike* Pttk, the "Fly­ ing W" Ranch, and Air Base, and a pottery plant. Hie dwpel at toe Air Bose was mcnt Impressive. There was a Lirge group taking the excuslon, 32 roaches, and the Waters had a wonderful time. Guests of toe Prank Prentices for a potluck dinner on Saturday evening were Mr. and Mra Clar­ ence Prentice of Lansing. Mr. and x/—— r>—.... —___ Mr. and Mra. Paul Gibson of Mid­ dleville, Mrs. John Stern and son of Chicago, Lt. and Mrs. Alien Prentice of BaJUnicre. Md„ and Mr. and Mrs Erick Welker and daughter of Lansing. The family town and also to celebrate the birthday of Mra. Prentice. Vtelling the Clifton Miller* bun­ day evening were Mr and Mra. Harvey McCarty of Battle Creek. Regular values $8.98 & $10.98 A now LADIES BLOUSES LADIES SWEATERS One group of three styles in 100% wash-and-wear cotton. White One group in 100% and assorted colors. Regularly $ 1.98 Sizes 34 to 40. Regularly $12.98 NOW *1 .00 LADIES CASHMERE COATS wool. Cardigans’ *5.44 slip-overs and V-necks. now *6.49 LADIES COATS 100% cashmere in two styles . . . Beige or black. Sizes 6 to 1 8. Regularly $59.98 now LADIES LINGERIE One group of wool coats with mink collars. Regularly $79.98 —NOW 00.00 *44.00 fifi' SCARVES LADIES PAJAMAS Assorted colors in both neck types and in 100% nylon, man-tailored pajamas in as­ One group of Bros and Girdles 4 / hyira in broken sizes NOW ATH FlIUU squares. Regularly 59cNOW O LADIES HOSE LADIES HALF-SLIPS FALL JEWELRY Nylon in tailored or lace trimmed styles. Necklaces and earrings. Assorted colors and white. Regularly $1.98NOW I Regularly $1.00 ... Seamless, ton Harbor Sunday visiting her sister, toe Clark Welkers. Mr. and Mrs Richard Bowman and children of Lansing and Mr. and Mrs. Art Burglidoff were Sun- $A A Regular values $8.98 & $10.98.................................................... NOW in shades of honey and mist. Regularly 99c pairNOW $4 ftft ft C for I -UU Regularly . $198 NOW $4 ftft l-UU Slightly irregular. Regularly $2 98. NOW $4 NOW 2 J1 .00 f To Be Given Away Sat., Oct. 16, 5:30 p.m. Regularly $198 NOW $4 ftft I-UU La>t Week** Winner — Sally McVey of Rt. 2. Halting* in. by 40 iq. ~ Boys LINED PANTS GIRLS JUMPERS Corduroys and Denims. Wool blends in sizes 7 through 14. Sizes 3 to 7. $1.98 ---------- ' NOW nn i R‘v“i°'|y I "UU $4 98 Stamped Pillowcases Valencia ... a thermo weave blanket of 100% $£ ftft Hemstitched in assorted patteras. Regularly $1 69 NOW $4 I • I U 4 E O.UU All permonapped for easy washing. Regularly $5 98 ...........................—NOW $A ftft H.UU GARMENT BAGS Jumbo size to hold 14 garments. 54-inch length with frame Regularly $1 49 _________ NOW CANNON TOWELS i. H~P.it.,e. Bath TowelsNow 2 for $1.00 21 by 40 in. Regularly 79c each. Now 3 far $1.00 Wash ClothsNow 5 for $1.00 12 by 12 In. Regularly 25c each ____ now *2.88 WOOL MATERIAL All wool and wool blends in assorted colors. 54 in. & 60 in. wide. $4 Reg $2 98 NOW ... Yd. ■ QQ CORDURQY The Emx Blanket . . . 94% royon and 6% nylon. Face Towels . — ftft .UU $ft OQ' U.OO GIRLS SLIPS BLANKETS by Beacon Rejfcrly $5.98NOW sorted colors. Regularly $3 98 NOW White cotton with lace trim. ft $f? Q Dox. U.UU CO^n with nylon binding. Sd I .UU for a $10.00 GIFT CERTIFICATE DIAPERS Gauze diapers in size 21 «* for Stop in and Register FREE Girls Stretch Pants Lined in sizes. 2. 3 and 4. 15 by 25-Jn. Regularly 49c each. 110 w. $»•/• Gilmore Jeweler Mr. and Mra Peter Alaria of Grand Rapid* were Sunday dinner___ ,___ __________ ___ ______ guest* of the Cliarle* SheUen-1 grade .at Southeastern School, burgers. The two families are Group 9—Pinta, Mra. Dawn Bradenton, Ha., trailer park neigh- Taylor's group, report* that on from 1953 to 1958 and hla family bora during the winter. I Oct. 5 they visited the radio staresided in Hartings. MRS. CHARLES R. ROUND . . Miss Cheryle Ann McKlbbln Is Married. YOU CAN BUY ON TIME KODAK EVERY BUDGET Hastings Gty Bank a $4 I 2-hook ft ft Wide wale 44 in. wide. Reg $.f«> -NOW ... Yd. Velvet finish corduroy. Reg $1.49. NOW ... Yd. *1.00 *1.00 Look for famous 'Thide-Name labels on the things you buy ... you'll find them here! Parmaleei 124 East State Street �Hastings Couples IBanfielcbWSCS Society newS Join Caravanners Celebrates Jubilee •—THE HARTINGS Personal Mention Candlelight Rites At Doster Unite Couple on Oct. 2 .1 ' Mr. and-'Mrs. Frank Rider had | as their guests her sister. Mra Elva DcngeL and niece. Mis* Margaret Brunt, of Pittsburgh. During their 10-d*y visit the four took ■ trip north os far as St Ignace, visiting various places of Interest at Petos­ key, the Soo. T.ihqunmenon Falls, land Uie Big Spring. On the way [home they stopped at the Con­ sumers power Nuclear Plant near Charlevoix. Hie gueot* returned to ’Pittsburgh a week ago Monday, I after Sunday dinner at Gull Har- ' I Suzan Jo Nevin* and Paul PetUnglll were united in marriage al a 7 o'clock candlelight ceremony Saturday evening, Ort. 2. at the Doster Reformed Church. The Rev. David H. Honeywell of Delton performed Uie double-ring cere- j Mrs. Rees Dunn spent the wreklend with ’her daughter, Dr. and | Mra. Arthur Haight of Ann Arbor. Einar Frandscn and Don Doyle returned Tuesday from Boyne j Mountain Lodge where they at­ tended an Insurance convention. Mra. Don Smith and Sue snent The bridal couple's parent* axe Mr. and Mra. Hugh J. Ncvlru of R3 Plainwell and Mr. and Mra. Hubert Pettenglll of Rl Hickory Candelabra and baskets of white glads decorated the altar. Mra. Donald Mulder of Kalama- Recognize Jubilee Alvin VanderKlay of Oun Lake as soloist. The bride, given in marriage by prrea Josephine silhouette crepe, trimmed with sequined, .calloped. hand-clipped Chantilly lace. Her removable lace mantel chapel train ~u »,-.n bouffant veil of English illusion was attached to a matching crepe, circlet. She carried Uiree long­ stemmed white roses Mra. Thomas Eberly of Richland »-a* floor-length with a gold velvet bodice and ivory crepe skirt with empire waist. A Dior bow caught up the short veil and she carried two jellow long-stemmed roa» Miss Pat Nevin* of Plainwell, sister of the bride; MU* Sally PctMR. AND MRS. PAUL H. PETTENGILL tengill of Hickory Corners, sister | . Miss Suzan Jo Nevins Becomes Bride. of tin* groom, and Mra Ron Camp­ bell of Vicksburg were bridesmaids 1 r .. .i ■ They each wore a gown widi a rOmily (jQTnering •XrS-.'Ku.'l'X'Sr and carried one long-stemmed yel- Little Mia. Teresa Stonebumer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Stanebunwr of Delton, was the flower gtrl. She wore ■ floor-length gold velvet dren Kenny Cox of Kalamazoo was the ring bearer. Hill VanSyckie of Augusta was best man. Michael Nevins. R3 Plainwell, and Jack Pettenglll and Leonard There were 340 trailers In the VVolly Bj-ara Caravan meeting On Friday. Oct 15. member* family had dinner al BUI Knapps on Saturday Co celebrate ■nd 10, and Hastings was veil of the Bonfield Women’s So­ jcloty of Christian Service met Included in the group of Has-1 at the Banfield Church to comtings people who took advantage memorate the 25th year since me of this outing were: the Robert Society accepted its new The Loyal Lovells had a Very Brook*, the Wm. Schllhanrek*. । it was 25 years pleasant anniversary party on Ute Lyle Akrtly*, the Clare!that the Bonfield J-^e® A° Bunday which observed their Nomse*. the Donald Sasses, the held 1U meeting at the home oi 35th wedding date. H was a Ralph Lefflers, the Mike Otto- thc late Mrs. Carl Bowman and family gathering which also In­ *em. the Harold Joneses, the decided upon the cluuige irom cluded a few friends. Those in ruunc ui (.uiupu-.!— -............ desire of Uie Methodise Church. Lawrence Lowell and family at An outstanding port, of <he|■ Mra. Julius Poyer and MrsRemus, Mr. and Mra. Robert entertainment was the Agalr uoim ixnu. w«v — -f lene Lowell. Mr. and Mrs. MyToh family from Kalamazoo. e*ped- the occasion. Mra. Janet SliutSUCK, tile U". present chairman, - ------------- cauButtnett and family of Climax, ally “Rusty" who ha* been blind tuck, cd the martins meeting to ord* order anti and tnsdlsrtrice birth, and I* an accom- id . ■ — . i . u famines* at pushed pianist and organist. AU pensed with the burineM nuno. Mra. Gordon S-nntom —.... ,P™' In all. It was on exceptionally hand. grain chairman, called on the fine weekend for the Caravan. i past president and 25 year mem­ ENGAGED—Mr. and Mr*. Rus­ Mra. Budd Randall of Puduhk bers for soma-comments on their sell Blough of Middleville are Lake entertained with a coffee i experience. Those Who repsonded announcing the engagement of ,on Thursday afternoon. Oct 7. their daughter. Dawne Elane, to .to which the neighbors were in­ ', .In recognition of their 57th Ij were: Mrs. Gordon Stanton. Mrs Leo John Edward Ball, son of Mr. vited as a farewell gesture for and wedding anniversary, Mr. a na I Mps NorWOod Hughes. and Mrs Leon H. Ball of Grand Mra. Charles Warner of BOA S. Edl(h Qrwlt Mni LaVera Rapids Miss Blough is a gradu­ moved to Rockford, III.. on Sat­ HanoVer Street have received a and Mr# Roy gmuh. the . ate of Western Michigan Unlverurday,- Mr. Teeter having been letter of congratulation* and a membtT present, having slty and is teaching *ity teacning third tnira grade graae I। — in ,. .... Uie — Forest - - -- mil. Hills Schools. */Mr. employed there for, some tune. gift package of the 57 Variec<.iebrnt«l her 60ih wedU*a" the H. J. Heinz Com* tiro" from Com ­ Ball is a graduate of Creston ding anniversary. Mrs. Von Dunn entertained pany. High School in Grand Rapids Other post presidents who re­ and is employed by Stowe-Davis the Hobby Club on Tuesday for sponded were Mra. Prank Arnett. Company. No wedding date has an all day meeting The Club celebrated their 57th wedding Mra. Thelma Neubwt both from has several project* which they I Battle Creek and Mrs. Sterling are discussing as possibilities for anniversary on Oct. 18. R. Burt Gookln, executive vice French. Mrs Earea Crook of Fairbanks. Yellow roses were presented president in charge of Heinz Alaska, who spent the summer with The Bruce Beans entertained United States operations said: । the past presidents by Mra. Gor­ her daughter, Mr*. Ethel Buck, don Stanton. with a dessert on Wednesday recently flew to Denver. Colo., and • We iieard about this happy I Yellow garden pn Iwra> flowers Miru and 1a now visiting her sister. Evcmlu evening, Oct 6th, for the pleas­ occasion, and thought it fitting cr}.htal wore adorned Schmidt, in Golden. Colo. Mrs. ure of Alvaro Aguiree, who 1* that a 67th anniversary be rec- thc tablofl. cake, coffee, ice Crook expects to spend a month here from Mexico where his work ognlzcd by the makers of Heinz cream and mints were servor two there before returning to Is similar to the work of agri­ cultural agents here. Otiier 57 Varieties." ' ed after thc meeting, Alaska. guests were Mr. and Mrs. Glen Haywood and friend and Maurice Ingram, Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mra. Arthur Haywood visited John Emery at the Soldier’s Arthur Steeby, Mra. Norbert Hume In Grand Rapids. Sunday. Arens, Mr. and Mra. Wm. Kirk­ patrick and Mr. and Mra. Rich­ They also called on relatives. ard Yaeger. Mr. and Mra. Harry Appelman. When the Jim Radfords en­ accompanied by Mr. and Mra. tertained their potluck bridge Frank Buchanan of Grand Rapids, club Friday evening, prizes were spent last week an a color tour around the Leelanau Peninsula Jack Wood and Lyle GlUeaple. and other places of Interest In Northern Michigan. The colors Mra. V. D. Wldrig Is leaving Sat­ were beautiful. Rev and Mrs. Howard Rogers urday to spend a week In Toledo. were in Ithaca Moriday and Tues­ Ohio, where she will visit Mr. and day attending a District Minis­ Mra. Herbert Lahr and Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Smith. terial Meeting. Honors the Crabbs ‘ On Anniversary' A family get-together was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Crabb in Richland, on Sunday. Oct. 3rd. in honor of their 40th wedding anniversary. Society newS Tlte Dole Bassets and the Fay Clardy* entertained Uu- Mike Clardys of Kalamazoo for dinner at Anchor Inn on Saturday eve­ ning to honor Mike's birthday. Mra. William Plant at her home. 428 S. Washington. The Richard Cotters will be In Union City. Ind., this weekend visiting her mother, Mrs. Bedford .Butcher, and his parents Mr and MA. Dan Cotter, and Sally’s birth­ day will be celebrated while visit­ ing her grandparent*. The Warren Williams attended the MSU-MIclilgan game Saturday with a Kiwanls group from Grand Rapids C. C. Weekend gue.su of , Buckborough and Mrs Dean _________ jh and ___ _ ___ _ _ son. Tracey, from Riverside. Ont. On Saturday evening Mrs. Thoma* Youngs of Lanslrtgr entertained •hem for dinner aulQMr*. Georg* Dean was also Included amorfg the guests', the latter entertaining the entire group for dinner at the Hotel on Sunday. Mrs Frank Campbell Is staying with her parent*, the Fred Court­ neys. while Mra. Courtney U re­ cuperating from recent surgery. Mrs Campbell < Bonnie f and her husband are now living at Port Austin, and on Nov. 3 are being The Roy Yargers were in Jack­ Mrs. Floyd Burkey and Mra. ried Sept 30. 1925, at her par- Wally Gvrncntz hosted a .surprise son on Tuesday of last week visit­ coffee liour to honor the blrth- ing his sister and husband. Mr. and Mra. Al Mulks. the Rev. Dr. Frank D. Burhans. R. D. Engle plons>o be In New­ At Sunday’s happy occasion. berry this weekend to visit his spent visiting and taking moving shared in making the day a most parents. Mrs. Fern Harris of Grand Rappictures, and Mrs. Crabb got Far her daughter's wedding. Mrs. out her wedding dress and ac- a delightful one—the surprise Nevins chose a gold dresi with cussorlcs, the wedding book and element also being a big success. home of Mrs. Lois Wickham. Mrs. Gladys Crockford and Mra. ladies. seated with a gift by tl>e group. Echo Flanigan of Woodland and The groom's mother chose Mrs. Carrie Fisher and Mrs. Lois Later the lovely gifts Wickham, local, were ent Mrs. Charier. Waxis enter­ Ln the traditional ruby-red color. tained al dinner Sunday honor­ for dinner Saturday al tl The reception wm held in the of Mr. and Mra. Arthur! ing Ute birthdays of Marjorie mory book with red ink to carry Champenu .and R. D. Engle. Mrs. Hazel WUdcrmuth of RichMr. and Mra. Robert Nel out the theme. Guests other than the honorees Battle Creek were dinner gu— Centering the serving table were Mr. and Mra. Robert Mund fen- the bountiful luncii was a and family, Robin. Randy, and Mrs. Donna Wilkins on Sunday, After a northern Michigan wed­ and in the afternoon they all ding trip, the bridal couple will lovely oblong layer cake baked Ron Smith, Al Bancroft and called on Mra. Nelson's sister. Mra. Douglas. Edward Molscr. a patient at Bron­ Clair. The cake was Iced in Augusta. son Hospital due to an auto acci­ white with red lettering and On Sunday the M. E. Tucker­ dent. featured a large ruby-red heart mans entertained tile Malcolm For the pleasure of the Burr with the number '40'. Red Tuckerman family to celebrate VanHoutens of Rock River. Ohio, streamers and red dishes of nut* the eighth birthdav of JUdy.' who were visiting her brother, the of the Frank Riders Saturday eve­ Clayton Brandstettera. over the ning. On Sunday they and the For special sentiment, a cutglast A double birthday Oct 4th weekend, the Brandstettera Invited vase holding white carnations Wbods for dinner at. Gull Harbor was cetobratcd for Tracy Alan a group of friends for a social evening on Sunday. Mra. Sidney Ing white carnation.", was first Wilson, son of Mr. and Mra. A Brach also entertained with a cofJ. Wilson, r, iumi. auu and tun Ida Mjuain. cousin. Tim1 im- -------- .— .----------- „ . .—------othy Saxt Crabb, son of Mr. and (* “J h"hoR?'on raam' Crabb's parents. Mr. and Mrs. U,r >,lraAure V“color tour along the Muskegon up William Bodel). in 1899. and Mra Michael Crabb. Timothy. one. and Tracy, seven, altered a I „ 7 to Cadillac. The Claude Bra Idspecial birthday cake with many; ^J‘2’ waa »n over­ woods Joined the James McDer­ wedding. little cousins and other relatives mott family of Grand Rapids for Those present for the anni­ and each had a big pile of pres-181 r "111 ‘,,strs- vl0,et thia enjoyable scenic trip. , versary party were Mr. 'and Mra. enu to opai! ’ V Moore, and on Saturday accompnGeorge Munri of Richland. Mr. , , , ~ nied Mrs. Moore and her aon. t I Russell, to Big Rapid* where they Five little friends were InvitW breakfast with friends, and anne, Mr. and Mra. A. J. Wilson. Tom. Tracy and Larry_z-Mrs. Vivi­ for supper at the John McLean then went on to Spider take to enne Johnson and Dean. Mrs. home on Monday to help thetr spend the night. Sunday they came Amy’ ecleljrate *»«■ 8th' home via M-37 making die color! in, Mra Miler, Bald«|UBI and little 'Rusty'; ^hday ——Ings: Mr. and Mrs, Fred Clair. Julia, Roseann and WEDDING Carol of Grand Rapids, and Mr. PHOTOGRAPHY The “Valentino Look We take pride in our personality hair cuts. Call . . 945-3382. (Revlon Christmas Candles Available) Peg’s Beauty Bar PEG PRESTON, Owner WHITE'S Timothy of Oshtemo. r*— 945-3967 Above Saving* Cr Loan IN A MODERN AMAZING Fast-Reco Etecbdc WATER HEATERS E SUN ALWAYS SHINES Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Robinson accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Von Rodebaugh went on a color tour with their trailers over Uie week. £hip'r£hore \ ~ Here! little nothing­ blouse that’s really something An electric clothes dryer deliver* electric Give You ALL the Hot Water You Want Without Waiting! clothes fluffy-soft, sweet-smelling and aunahine-freah. But more titan that, it saves hauling heavy 4.00 baskets of wet dotbeK It com­ pletely eliminates the stooping, stretching and pinning-up that Dubca . . . droning . . . laundry batiis . . . tiiroo are the Iwt wall nuntls of the modem family. But there plenty of hot water to handle everything makes laundering such hard work. Stop in today and see the hew ■pplianro dealer soon. electrjc clothes dryers how at your electric appliance dealer'* store. CONSUMERS' LOW ELECTRIC RATE YOU MONEY-GET THE FACTS! ENJOY THE ULTIMATE IN COMFORT! Flameless Electric Heating is not expensive to own or operate when properly installed! Something marvelous! Deft "no" collar, zip back, single button sleeves. Colors to taste, in 65% Dacron' polye$terr35% cotton. 28 to 38 The Bonnet & Gown Shop Ainu Finglcton Ip End frosty fingers and cluttered basement J TODAY THE MAJORITY OF NEW HOMES FEATURING ELECTRIC HEATING ARE NEDIUM-SIZED HOMES, BUT YOU WILL FIND ELECTRIC HEATING IN ALL KINDS OF ROMES FROM THE SMALLEST TO THE MOST LUXURIOUS. FREE ll-PAGB BOOKLET Explaining Electric Heating and the NEW REDUCED ELECTRIC HEATING RATE. * YES. PEOPLE WHO REALLY CAM ABOUT THEIR FAMILY... WANT TO LIVE BETTER ... AND TWtY CAN UVE BETTER ... ELECTRICALLY! �Teachers Group Asks Exclusive Bargaining Role Board Sludiet Requeat; Leia Contract for New Footltall Field Lighta The Hastings Education Asso­ ciation has asked the Board of EducaUon to be designated as the exclusive repreaantsUva for professional negotiations far the teachers. the regular monthly moetlng of the Board of Education hold Tuesday night al the school. On thc recommendation of Supt. of Schools Richard J. Guenther, the request was re­ ferred to legal counsel for re­ view and recommendation. Ac­ tion may be taken at the school board's November meeting. Board members approved ad­ vertising the former Martin school district property for sale and bids arc lo be submitted by noon on Nov. 4. Ungs Center School property Co the Hastings Camp Fire Coun- The Council had requested use of the school, located about a mile east of the City, for youth even more generous. The Camp Fire group hu been attempting to raise money for a cabin. Thc bid of Wallace Electric of Wyoming for 420585 for the in­ stallation of new lights at the football field was accepted. The new lights will be on six, 85-foot z poles set bock of the bleachers so that if and when new bleach- new>v<IM tape-o-matic’ TAPE RECORDER mod I 725 589’5 room. Board members alio approved installation of a new weather­ proof panel costing S4W. under­ ground wiring for the public ad­ dress system costing 3169, a now public address system costing S86556 and a spotter's telephone system costing S15B50. Thc total cost will be 322.67950. They approved hiring Mrs. Clarabelle Barnum as a part­ time clerk-typist in the high school office, and hiring Mrs. Hilda Davis and Mrs. Anna Crofooc for work in the maintenance department. _ They replace two men who resigned during Uie Summer. HasUngx will play In Class A for athletic tournaments, be­ cause Hastings probably will become an Official Class A the Stale changes the enroll­ ment designations. The athletic director, coaches and administration were unani­ mous In wanting to compete in Class B this year. Supt. Guen­ ther reported The operetta this year is to be the well-known “My Fair Lady.” directed by Herbert Moyer. Supt. Guenther reported that Uie staff's community fund con­ tributions had hit S3,000 and that he had been appointed to the State Public Instruction De­ partment's committee on health, physical education and recrea­ tion. There will be no school on Oct. 21-22 when the MEA convention is to be held, and no school on Monday, Nov. 8. when the Has­ tings Teachers InsUtutc is to be held. The Western Michigan Uni­ versity Orchestra is lo play Freeport X3I By Mre. Sylvan Tagg 1 743-1211 Bm.Ii Si. Homer DeWeerd and daugh­ ter, Caroline, were Sunday visitora al the John DoWccrd ixxne. , South Haatlnga were Saturday night authorised the ,H«sUrw»' Fire Department to rooeivo fire calls fw the MlddlevllM Fire, Alra Moore of Clare and Mita Nona Moore of Pontiac were Saturday overnight goads of Mr. plained that Hastings, having mtn on duty around the clock, could handle calls for the Mid­ ther, Ralph Moore were Sunday dleville Departthant, notifying the Middleville flrmen through a hookup with the telephone cUlly. A Mr. and Mra. Henry company. Myera were Saturday dlnnar Myers of Middleville. A Mr. and Mra. Albert Blain of Grand Rapfifr were Saturday visitors in explained. He also said that tills could be a step in thc eatablUhmenl Sue Thaler attended thc game of a central ixeadquartetu for at Ferris College Saturday. Their answering alarms for the entire ris team. A Mr. and Mrs. reeiponaiblllty on the port of Charles Geiger spent Saturday Hastings to answer alarms from night and Bunday In Northern otiter communities. Michigan, small game hunUng. holt and family of Holland were Bunday dinner gucsta of his mother, Mra. Cluules Overholt. Mr and Mra Jerry Posthumus and children of Alto were Wed­ nesday callers at thc Bill Blough Blough and children were Sundpy luncheon guests of her par­ of Battle Creek. A Donald Wal­ ton and Doug of St. Johns were Saturday supper guents of his parenta, Mr. and Mrs. Chude Walton. A Mrs. Jerry Posthumus and son. Tony, of Alto were Tuesday dinner guests of her mainly to ■tlmulale interest In moti»er. Mrs. Sylvan Tagg. A Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Clinton were Tuesday forenoon vLMtora of Ids Students have paid tn S37.000 1brother, Howard Clinton, of for textbooks, Supt Guenther re­ Ada a Mr. and Mrs. Clair Clum ported. a figure which would re- J and Mra. Sylvan Tagg were Cold­ quire about a one-mill tax If ,water visitors Sunday. A Mrs. texta were provided free of charge. The official school mem- Isabel Like of Onondaga and Mra. Frances Burgess of Mason berahip is 3341. with the addi­ tion of two more elementary stu­ were Sunday visitors of their parents. Mr. and Mrs. Reuben dents than were listed in the CriteB. original count. and Representatives on the staff I1 Mra. Mike Hawthorne — ** flnnrfav salary committee now include:' daushta-. Julie were 8u ^?y Burdette Hayner from the main-1 <1”^ po,5nL'i' tenante group; Ray Hamm from iX J.asc ®10u®h * transportation and Mra. Hazel I j ?n ,, . .erry PQOtlui»’Us Johnson from the clerical dlvl-1 ft'l“ family of Alto were Sunday tian. । 'ksliora at the Merton Mesecar I home. A George Yonker of Irving j visited Thursday at the Merton Meseair home, a Mr. and Mra. Robert Moore and Mr. and Mra. BIU Blough were in Grand Rap­ By Mrs. Lloyd Owen ids Saturday. A Mrs. Robert In- East Doud A compact, lightweight, quality tape recorder . . . not n toy! Weighs only 15 lbs., yet its brilliant sound and functional feature* are comparabio to many bigger, bulkier and much mure mcniuiyiiu have a choice of highest musical recording fidelity or maxi­ mum recording and playback tape recording pleasures or projects. Ideal for home, kIhkiI or business Mr. and Mra. William Cox and children of Nashville and Mrs. Zelma Cox of Morgan, were dinner guests at Uoyd Owen's Friday honoring the' birthdays of Zelma Cox and Elizabeth S. Cox. A Mr. and Mrs. Joiui Gurd arc vacation­ ing tn thc South for a few days. Mrs Gerald Hull and Mrs Will Shriber of Hastings called at Will Gard's Thursday A Mrs. Crystal Wittson of West Cetlar called at Lloyd Owen's Monday. A Mr. and Mra. Keith Chaffee of Hastings called at Lindon Norrises Saturday called at Lindon Norris Saturday evening. tainment for thc whole family! Births at Pennock MUSIC CENTER 138 W. Stole gUe^tlM CB„ 7 lbs-. Stuart. Mra. Woody Winegarden and daughter. Julie, of Hastings I were Thursday visltogw of Mra. Dean Stuart. A Mr, and Mra. Dean Stuart arid family were Saturday visitors of Mr. and Mra Robert Conley of Harkings A Mra Marg Winters and Mra Maud Kerr of Hastings were Friday visitors of Mrs.i fkuillne Thompson, who lias been 111. a Mra Mona Vieteh of Lake Octessa was a Tuwiay vbillor and ' lunch guest of Mra. Claude Wal­ ton. A- Mr. and Mrs. Harold Yoder of Alto were Sunday visi­ tors of Mr. and Mrs. Claude Walton Mrs. Floyd Qfrnnell accom­ panied Mr. and Mrs. Alden Grin­ nell to Grand Rapids Friday, a Sunday callers at the Floyd Grinnell home were Mr. and Mrs. Richard Johnson and Karen of Battle Creek. Karen remained with her grandparcnte. Mr. Johnson entered the Veterans HoGpltal at Dearborn. Sunday. Marriage Licenses Wl>4284 Ljou’ll love our Bextrice Wllion. Dalton . . BAKED GOODS Rots whole grain Distinctively different taste from any other whole wheat. Comei in a polyethylene bag to retain Pumpernickel Rye Bread----------------- 32c . FRIDAY & SATURDAY SPECIAL -Old Fashion Pan Cinnamon Rolls-------- 32c Buttercrust Milk Bread-------- :— 29c Save 6c Special 51c 57cVoiu. Chopped German Cinnamon Bread 39c A chopped sweet dough with cinnamon, brown sugar, and honey. Delicious toasted. Coffee Cokes Foml|r Si” 58c; Small 32c Date nut. apple, almond, pineapple, butternut and brown sugar nut filled. Cookie Day Every Wed. 4 Do*- $1.00 DALE’S BAKE SHOP Chlef Tudor reported that bis department's air compressor had filled 187 air tanks for various arm departments In the past three months. Hickory Corners view Hospital recuperating from during her absence. ★ The Old Hickory Farm Bureau group will meet with Mr. and Mra. Alfred GtUndcr Monday evening. A Mrs. Addle Orutfothdias returned to tile Lynn Lawrence, Jr., home daughter. Mrs. Helen Goodman, In Jackson. A few days later ter and husband. Mr. and Mra. Staara of Mldgevllle. also a ijrother from White Cloud and anollicr brother from Ohio. She is making a good recovery from iicr broken hip and is using a walker sparingly. Mr. and Mra. Henry Anthony and Rex left yesterday to go to family to move back to Hickory. He has completed his term of ents former home. Tile Henry Anthonys are now In their new home next* door. A Last week Fri­ day Mr. and Mra. Alfred Galr.der Harrlngton In Plainwell. Mr. Harrington had juat been re­ leased after a week in the hos­ pital, made necessary by his1 iteurt condition. They are plan­ ning to start for Fort Myers. Flu. Nov. 2. They reported that their son Harold, is currently being moved from Kirkwood. Mo, pony. ty's gorgeous Fall colors may be ory Camera road. Enter from with M-43 at PeOenglll's comers There the park like beauty of the Gilmore Acree spreads to* the right But at this Sime of year the natural beauty of the wood;, you have just pas.-ed Li hard to equal. A Little Bruce Baroch of Battle Ctevk Is making an ex­ tended visit with Ids grandpar­ ents. Mr. and Mra. Curt la Law­ rence, while his parexits,.Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Baroch. are in California on businces. a Tiw Jack Smith family moved back to Hickory this last weekend af­ ter having been at their cottage at Willow Beach, Gull Lake, for thc Summer. Hastings Business & Professional Women's Club numbers celebrated m me very dc*i. T"-ere 15 wwk 10 this country for everyone wix> really wants to work. And all work, well done, is Important. He remarked that too many young people feel that there is nothing left to be done. Too many of them would like all thc accomplishments without any trouble or struggle The story of hL» company's growth In tlx years from a two-man operation, begun in the basement of his home, to a plant using 250 acres of land and employing 500 men with S36.000.000 in Nation-wide sales this year, is a living ex­ ample of what can be done. He also mentioned that gov­ ernment must not be allowed to become a god as has happened in other countries. It Is almost Im­ possible for people to use initi­ ative and to compete success­ fully with government that is too all-powerful. The American people comprise only 6% of the world's popula­ tion, using 1% of the earth's sur­ face and produce 44% of all the manufactured goods in the world. DeVos believes, however, that America's real strength Is its re­ ligious heritage. He said that the men who founded this country knew that without God. we have Do country. Man is given talents and is supposed to use them. It Is upon this spiritual basis that an<1 M^r ^5rc rc«ular business meeting • m3 noundng at a special breakfast of Pr^Ment Marguerite Beckwith Friday at the Hotel Hastings that Biddinger of Ithaca. On their pave a rfport the QUtriCt Mrs. Homer Smith had been named rotorii home thny visited Mrs nlceting ut Buchanan on Sept. ■ Rick Beard and new baby at. 12. . Tuesday evening by entertaining the tai. Hospital A Our ronR Meriuk who was sec- ‘ the 11 itef ond rtele«ate. sent a written reheld at Lesson Sharpe Memorial Hall. P°rt wm r«d Arioa niuraday. Julie Ann weighed in. Hewtan. Mr .nrf Mr. r,h r— Tuesday banquet at which Mia* Lucille Kappllnger, legislative as- f slstant to Gov. George Romney, iiiT ta.t^u4UiKl Women" and also an Insight into her job bl the State Capitol. Mr*. Maxuqlt* Meieenbaeh mm Smith munliy. In her Introduction Mra. MeUenbach briefly outlined some of Mrs Smith's contributions, such as serv- Education since 1SH7. Red Crow home service chairman for about On Wednesday. Oct. 6. Mra. Wm. Dunlap. Mra. Keith Fox. Mra. A. Tolles. Mrs. Margaret Keeler and Miss Amelia Waiter attended thc Pioneer Telephone luncheon at Oull Harbor Inn. Mr. and Mra. Arland Martin and family of Portage visited her parents, the M. E. Tucker­ mans. on Sunday and were din- j Auxiliary and membership report Bv Mrs. Donald Proe/rork !*** 53 paid to date. Mrs. Keith ' *4H.tttax* wu.««'°or<lon talked Informally with * ' ’ the member, on the needs of the cntertalncd thc Wat Dowling ent were Mrs Beckwith. Mrs BoFarm Bureau group at their, gart. Mrs. Oronewold, Avia Oasliome Saturday evening. A Don- kill. Dorothy Kurr. Pearl Alnalle, aid Drake with a friend from: Lydia Rogers. Marilyn DalhausSaginaw are in Denver. Colo. er. Elvira Sayles and Mra. Newon a hunting trip. A Tin- William ’on. Robert Hi I Hams 1 Joins Funeral Home at Delton UPHOLSTERING WORLD-WIDE Mra Chester Stowell and Mrs Jolin Ttiomas were In Battle Creek on Thursday attending the holiday arrangements. Many Hastings ladles attended. RUMMAGE SALE NTIQUES CIVIC CENTER. LANSING were guests of Travcrac City friends over the weekend and spent Sunday at Shanty Creek. Thursday, Oct. 21 Mra. Roy Kelly spent the weekend with the C. H. Feltzera Friday, Oct. 22 OCT. IS-IS-lji 1 to 10 P.M. (Closing 6 P.M. Lost Day) First Methodist Church COLOR ME nock Hospital. Mid-Villa Inn MIDDLEVILLE Sunday dinner guests of thc Chancy Waiters were his sister. Mra. Lula Wheaton and son. Dale, of Wacousta. Mr. and Mra. Orval Cutahaw. PUBLICATIOV OBDEB and Mra. Ed FYeeland are plan­ ning to attend the U. of M, game on Saturday. FRIDAY FISH SPECIAL One hour "mmizinB CERTIFIES All the Perch You Con Eat GOLD —SATURDAY HAPPY HOUR— Drinks at Vi PRICE From 8 to 9 P.M. Chicken's our Sunday Specialty 5j5O Baked to golden perfection — Then, drive out to see the moat beautiful show on earth—thc colorful change of the Michigan landscape. "Color reports corning into Auto Club offices detail where and when the show is at its Make your color '.our more enjoyable with ^eraonalizcd Auto Club travel planning. Join THE MOST IN DRY CLEANING AUTOMOBILE CLUB OF MICHIGAN A Live4 Orchestra playing Music OPEN from 7 a.m. to 6 p.m., Fri. till 9 p.m for your dancing and listening pleasure Friday, Saturday & Sunday Evenings. ONE HOUR SERVICE on Request from 8 A.M. to 3 P.M 111 West State St., Hastings Delegates elected to attend the, FaH Conference in Battle Creek" |9S * ?* r8. .^^wllh, mtl d5’17 wer were mu dccswihi, '• Ada Bogart and Dorothy Grone- ' wold. The rummage sale netted Florida a Debby Drake, daugh- Mrs Dalhauser to which cacij und bi other capacities. ter of the Donald Drakes, is re- brought their favorite steak, Mra. Smith responded, say big she covering from a badly sprained Games were played and all adlew sustained when her ham* ixrxe milled muted they had u a good tune.' time.' ' nation. She said tliat working for fell di her during a practice Next social meeting will be one's community had many re­ riding session M ixr home a held Oct. 21 at the Hall with wards and suggested that each one Members of the North - East Mra. Sayles. October chairman, should give of his or her time, Dowling Form Bureau group *n charge effort and talents for the benefit should note a change In date for With the coming of Fall and of others. thc Veter­ die October meeting. The O.-vilk. Winter thc duncM -----------at - •*Mrs. Doris Siiawnun intro­ Babcocks' will entertain the an's Admlnistraiion Hospital In thrived. Battle Creek an* being resumed. After DeVos' talk, the meeting duced Mias Kappllnger. who arYounger women are nn-ded as continued with Mrs. Carl Josenhostexses There will be a train-t hans presenting .the Memorial announced. ing session for volunteer workers tribute to those club women who MIm Kapplinger. speaking on The Dowling Methodist Ciuirch on Nov. 3 from 8:30 ajn. to 3:30 have passed away during Uie last basted the Youth Fellowship pm. Those taking this training year. group at the church Bunday HUl, „„ Ulr UAIU5 n „ go into the wards tC help in ' Both Mrs. Charles Rose and men in Michigan are far ahead of evening. A The community ex- may man) nd rrcM ,c credit •' •*’■*"7. Mays ways , and receive Mrn Robert van Blaricom gave those In many other states as to tend, sympathy to the Len Oa- for u,c hou„ WQrted. brief talks concerning Federated equality of pay, working condi­ wold family in the tragic acclservlcc nwU adult malff tions. job opportunities and other Women's Clubs work. dent and death of thalr aon.'and female volunteers in the A skit by members of Junior standards. She also discussed her duties as Junior A The monthly meeting medical - surgical - geriatric unit' . Clubs depicted the varied aspects a legislative assistant, and the dif­ of the Dowling Women's Society and ward units every'day of the of club work. Mrs. Chase announced that the ference between working with a will be held at the Dowling week. The time to nt available following slate of officers had Legislator with a mapority of Church Thursday. Oct. 21. Mem- time and convenience of worker. been unanimously elected: Mrs. members from the same jxirty as William Gclscn, president; Mrs. the governor, and then working noon to which the public is in­ to act aj companions to assigned patients and to help Social Serv­ Frank Brejcha, 1st vice presi­ with one bi which the governor's vited. Tin* Dowling Pennock Hospital ice staff tn motivating pqtienU dent; Mrs. Lloyd Ycnner, 2nd party is in the minority. Miss Kappllnger discussed some Guild met Thursday with Mra to take active part in lity. Re­ Vice president; Mrs. Earl Gehquirements! An emotionally sta­ man, secretary; Mra. Irvin Hel- of the legislation now being con­ spent in sewing. A Rev. Arman 1ble person who enjoys visiting mey, treasurer; Mra. Carl Josen- sidered. hans. District Glristown Repre­ and family will be on vacation 'and doing things for and with a good listener, friendly sentative. and Mrs. Keith Chose, this week and nejrt. A Mr. and others, ' able to work, without close State nominating qommittec Mra. Robert Mackinder returned and ' member. Sunday from Manistique where supervision. 1 These officers will be InF they attended the wedding of stalled in April at the Michigan their ion, Robert Chorlen. to IN ME.MORIAM Blate Federation Convention in Mias Lola Roclch. The newly- . In loving memory of air dear wros will win mate maioe their uwtr home nome in'l?£ k fltlA rT^nB' Grand Rapids. Wixis in . Ivan Smith has announced I The meeting was then ad­ Milwaukee. Wta. where Robert R""'L that Robert Williams of Cedar journed. A Mra Wreley Edmonds Springs wili'oe associated with work* celebrated bar birthday last week I daughter, Virginia Baird spent thc week­ the Henton-Smith Funeral and and among among the tisc many many vUhovs visitors : banc>r EUttxl • end vpth her parents, the George Home. Williams has previously been who called to wish her "Happy .Posts, and as her birthday occurred Birthday" were her grandson. | this weeksui. the family helped In associated with the V IIT Me­ Larry Edmonds on furlough from 1 morial Home in Wayna and the celebaUon. On Saturday evethe Walah-BllM Funeral Home the Navy, and Ronald Edmonds, I Hamps were at the Poet home, and in Cedar Springs. He attended Western Mlchi- Ferris Institute it] Big Rapids. ot£\Sunday, the Dick Hammonds. Pickup and DoHvory. Uie Gordon Fuhrs, and “Corky" gan University and was gradu­ ated from Wayne Stale Univer­ Hamjss honored the occasion. sity of Mortuary Science in 1MI. Pay Court Fines He is married to the former Cajif.. was a Sunday overnight Patricia Bell of Parchment. THE FURNITURE They have two daughters. Kathy. fined }2U plus 35.45 court coats BUILDING day evening service at Uie Pilgrim 5, and Krbtine, 4 The Williams' by Munipical Judge L. E. Barnett will reside at 133 E. Orchard Holiness Church. Rev. Terry is Street in Delton. on a charge of being a minor Ln Wayne Hazel connected with Uie Voice of China powmalun of Intoxicants Richard Mission, of which Rev. Bob Ham­ Streeter. R4 Battle Creek, was lined Phone 374-3523 mond is head, and a long time Contribute 130 Pints $20 plus S730 on u disorderly count friend of Uie Rogers, He was here There were 130 pints contribu­ io attend a convention in Michigan. ted at the Red Cross blood clinic Mrs. Mae Holbrook of Eaton held at the Middleville Methodist Rapids was a guest of her daugh- Church Monday. Howard Regers, from Wednesday to Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. David Burgess and four children of Eaton Rapids were Stinday dinner guests of their uncle and aunt, the Rogers, and Mrs. Holbrook accom­ panied them to her home. Mra. Leon Hynes (Mabel Althouse) of 33 Henry Ave., Bat­ tle Creek will be ixmie from Mra. Olcnnla Moxon was a FtrgUMn-DrasCc-Ferguson Hos­ Sunday dinner guest of Mrs. pital. Grand Rapids, after Oct. Rose Engle. 15 following surgery. Fall Visitors Day LEGALS Thc Hastings Seventh-day Ad­ ventist Church wishes to extend a welcome to the public on Fall PUBLICATION OBDEB. Visitors Day, Saturday, Oct. 15. 100% Whole Wheat Bread-------- 29c A coarse grain sour rye with caraway seeds. Sliced (thin Hastings Fire BPW Celebrates Hendershot & Vicinity ’ ThurVar More About Business Women’s J!.’,"" ' Legion Auxiliary DepL to Forward tFomen’* Clubs Mr. and Mrs. warren tsrogan . , . . _ , Middleville Calls Week in Hastings Activities Listed . City Council members Monday Phono SY 5-3640 QUALITY FURNITU.f HASTINGS OFFICE 237 Wait State $». Phone 945-4392 . a Idwin J. Mtaaabscb, RaprtMalative j �B—THE HASTING B thc MBU-UM gama. * Alice Trepp piam to attend tiw Pur­ due game thia Saturday at Ann Arbor with Basil, Kathle and Bhaurm* Babcock. She will visit also her daughter, Mary Gilli­ gan. and family for a few days while attending the 35lh reunion of her nursing claaa. * Mra Rod­ ney Kenyon is in Blodgett Hos­ pital In Grand Rapids for surgtry and Mr*. Arthur Kenyon is ■peeiScalty defined. A public tiearing on the new county budget, to be submitted Tuesday,-is art for 2 pun. Tuesday, Oct. 18. The budget must remain “on Uie table’ at kail overnight. The co»t of installing natural County Board* Adopts $665,651 ul 8318.75. The ms I erred to committee. "Die apportionment report ear­ of the Barry County marks (78.424 49 for the Medical Board Of Supervisors, meeting Facility debt, and 858732731 for the budget under the 8.14 mills nent report totaling allocation and elected Frank Hoo J Hastings' share of the budget lax rtionment Mra. Paul Faulkner wUl leave this Friday for their Winter home in LajoUa. Calif. They will also visit their son. James, and family at Livermore, Calif. He Flral Ward alderman. as a mem­ share of the debt b *22,101.94 ber of lhe Barry County Social Welfare Board to succvd Alan Hyda. Livermore. Mr. and Mrs. William Quinine Driver Pleads to Drunk Charge cluinruui of the Welfare Board and bad been a member unce IM*, did not seek re-electluu. Welfare Board member* are Amado Contreras Huerta. 38. turned for three-year terms and i Battle Creek, was ordered to pay a 175 fljae and 87.10 court coots by Tuesday county board members ....... Municipal Judge L. E. Harriett made a tour of county n»d* wi'h after he pleaded guilty to driving the Barry County Road CommU- under the influence of liquor• lioti. ana had tun.n ai nuun at uie Saturday. Medical Care Facility. Each paid _______________________________ 11 for his own lunch. Monday the supervisors dLscuroed Rnnfirld - Vifinitv the Crooked Lake project and V K IHILY present were State Representatives a*.*.*. James FWmsworth and Stanley ”.v ”r*^r-ey Powell. Hathaway Haynes, engineer ■*. a«* 4*5, BHtk c.mk 721-0111 for the OanservaUon Department. Mr. and Mra. Mrs. Gordon (Jordon Buxtort" Buxtotf and Myron A. McMltan. from the' fpent at their collage attorney generals office un Brady Luke near Morley The lowest crtlmatc on Ute proj- Sunday all night guest* were ect is now 5371,000 and there 1* Mr and Mrs Norman erase, who no way to sell the bond* with had visited her sister and husOily the special district responsible band. Mr and Mis. Kenneth fur **" Uie debt. * Dlgttt. member* of a weekend Supervisor* recommended that trailer caravan e Mr. and Mra. Fred Frey. Mr. und Mra Norman could back »urh bond*. Leonard and family who had Juel returned from n weekend up north, Mr. and Mra. Everett Couch from Dowling. Kenneth Frey, son of the Robert Freys, and Mi*s Cilery! Leonard from Dowling wire dinner gueate of Mr und Mr*. Leo Frey. Kathryn and Marvin The dinner wa* In iamor of Mra. Fred 'Lol*) Frey, who wo* ”9 year* young. Mra Robert Frey took her roti Kenny to 8t. Joseph Hospital in Ann Arbor Monday for mrdlcal te»ta on Kenny They re­ turned Itomc Wednesday. * LayI man's Sunday was given ova- to | Leo Frey. Kenneth Nickerson. Mra Kenneth Nickerson of Ban­ field. Floyd Miller, Jim Wright and Clarence Campbell of Briggs and Robert Gaskill of Dowling to present at the three churches * Mrs. Ruth Lens had the local pctlro club Thursday evening. Mr. and Mr*. Wm. Pritcluird attended a Sears Recognition dlnrur Saturday evening al IlaStafford Res, In Kalamazoo. What Ever You WANT In A Light Cycle BRIDGESTONE HAS IT Speech Therapist - Miss Kath­ leen Morrison, a June graduate of Western Michigan University, is a speech therapist with the »Baryy County Special Education Department. MLw Morrison, who did her practice teaching here last year, is from Rochester. N.Y. She work* with speech im­ paired children In Hastings and Delton. Middleville By Mrs. .Wary Jackton 119 Amaid 795-JH0 Mrs. Glen Holtz and daugh­ ters. LeUtU and Kimberly Kay. spent Thursday and Friday with hir mother.-Mra. Byron Walters of Coldwater. * Mrs Ralph Brower and daughter of Coloma, who Kid been visiting her par­ ent*. Mr. and Mra. Clayton Ben­ nett. returned home Thursday. • Mr and Mra. Claude Rosenburg left Wednesday far their Winter home tn Florida. * Mra Virginia Cridler lias a line teaching position in Washing­ ton. D. C. W Anita Oabun Is -■•pendlnK the Winter with her irrandmothFr, Mra. Lena Oliver, at Forks. Wash. * Mrs. Ray Heir I gel Is getting about on orutches. A plank fell on her ankle while she was at Camp Siiawondoaee in September. * Mr. and Mrs. Clare Williams were dinner guest* on Thursday Mra. William 6*pey Saturday evening Mr. and Mra Newman and daughter and Mr. and Mrs Jack Finkbelner and sons were guests at a birthday party at the ^speys honoring Mr. and Mrs JfoKJ^nkbelner's birthday. * Mr. and Mrs Paul Faulkner wedding held al the Episcopal Church Thursday. Oct 1. Mr. ■----------------------- 1 Baby Sitting Hastings I g^-vice Offered Traffic Tickets ' By Chamber •*_ OtMlaa O. Ilea*. SSI 8. * — ia.hu.aian, rule* te kava vakt.ia Russell Hankins, manager *4ar caauot. ■I the Hastings Are* Chamber the Chamber of Commerce will ■« <ti. ,lsl persons available for daytime FfaSt - b.W ram. (aa; Lorvtu J. Ootrnavy. lit R. There will be no charge for Or***. 4tMtay>4 «u> •!*». Jrftr thu service. *J?!"1 u. ■ MiuviUui arivtag, «. Cttaum at.; name*, ages, addres.se*. telephone I»*?ow»,“ikini ana \* 1 numbers and other Information. l.rtoa. Imoio... t.rains ana o* „We to be Of service to I those who might seek tills type of work as well as to the many I-drina* '’••r«k working mothers who need the service, ” Hankins said. £ Shork. Bi. iMoSlni S#'J5. . Bt added that the Cluqnber of W Stat* Rd.: LronL Oka* Commerce has been successful In sw«hBi so, 15. placement of high school stu­ W. Hut. Rd . THwaa F. dents and others seeking work during the Summer. Cloverdale - Hope Grand Rapids on Sunday and Monday. Mr*. Mary Louiae OU* and daughter, Osyia. of Battle Creek. rU Brown. Mr. and Mra. Glenn Kalamaroo. were alao Sunday callers. * Rev. and Isaac Olgood wish to thank the neighbors who helped them with the cement pouring at their mobile home, w Rev and Mra. Harold Bugbee •Biraday evening rollers of Mrs. Ferris Brown * Mr. and Mra Ira Peake attended the annual @ lnl©PS@J ---- •-----------WHESL HOMC, OF COURSS Bunday dinner guests of the Wayne Wellmans were Mr Bnd Now mowing s fun, and falter too. Mrs Lewis Wellman of Delton Thu Gleason tractor ease* all lawn Afternoon callers were Mrs and garden tasks. Te*t-ridc? Call: Wilma Spidell and Mr*. Jetty, Spldell and daughter, of Ada, E. L. CARPENTER and Mr. and Mra. Lloyd Cobunt Friends of Bruce and Carolyn and family of Caledonia. Mr. drivuif. ». MichlHARDWARE ■ Shook* Babcock will be happy and Mra. Harold Jones of Grand j —DousM Boyce. Hickory to know that they are parent* of Rapids were evening callers 142 I. State St. earahu dririac 8 JoSor a daughter barn Tuesday mom­ . ing. Oct. 12. at Marshall. The Court; Al-’ Babcocks have a boy, Tommy, 4. and another daughter. Diane, 19 moa. The grandparents, who ............ ia*d. raUed to trap In a»«rtd drat wade snook* and tne Orville dlaunca ahead. W 0>m «U<L BabCtKk*. Annual Public U in Blodgett Hospital - Young Republicans To Meet Thursday ill r-r n — A11 persons between'lhe ,age* ofr n Bnd 40 who are interested in me future of the Republican ~ —- — —• •—■ a Party are ■invited to attend meeting of the Young Republi­ cans to be held at the Hastings City ’Bank at 7:30 pm this Thursday. Oct. 14. Social hour to follow the meeting. Mrs. Ira Chaffee was In Bat­ tle Creek last week visiting Mr Hastings SPEEDY WASH COIN-OP Laundromat TURKEY DINNER Sponsored by Hostings O.E.5. No. 7 SUNDAY, OCT. 24. Serving 12 Noon to ? M-4J West. Across from "Deg '• Sad*" FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE WE HAVE INSTALLED A DOLLAR-BILL CHANCER HASTINGS MASONIC TEMPLE PROFESSIONAL DRY CLEANING SERVICE North Gun Lake Coin-Op Open 5:00 a.m. - 10 p.m. Adults $1.50 Children Mr. and Mr?. Robert Chaffee. Cascade. * Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Keegstra were among thoae who attended the U-M-M8U game. * Mr. and Mrs. Neil Ingall of Lake son. * The Reading Club met Tuesday al the Minnie McFall Building. Harley Madden of Plainwell spent thc weekend with ills sis­ ter. Mra. Dorothy Bonneville. * Mrs Alfred Boraom and Mra. Banfield Mothodiat Church Wed­ McKoy attended the "Sound of nesday evening. Plan* were Music” Saturday In Grand Rapfinalized for the Oct. 18 unorga*bortl to be held in thc church Newberry visited her daughter. •octal room'from 5:30 until 7 .30. Mra. Alfred Baraotn, this week. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Flnkbeincr and Mra. Will Harper were gram chairman, Mra Bowie Stanley Finkbelner Bunday. * Stantdn * Mr. and Mra. Robert Mr and Mr* Burdette Cline and his parent*. Mr. and Mrs brother of Mrs Frey. Edward Guy CllJje. are in Colorado for Mathews and his family Sunday ta« week*, the men for hunting Bridgestone Is GO I five more brothers and sisters Irving Raul are least 31 years * Mr. and Mrs. Vera Pritchard entertained Mr and Mrs William Pritchard and family to a Sunday dinner. * Members of the Faith parish me* at Banfield Monday evening for a business meeting. visiting her Richard Reytf w last Tuesday night, telling of the new T-K library. W Harold Haywood returned heme after a week at Pennock Hospital » Mra. Dolly Johnson, who suffer­ ed a stroke, la in Pennock Hoapltal. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Ray­ mond ore building an addition on their home on Sheriden Street ♦ Mr. and Mrs Glendale Myers have enclosed their front the Pleasant Valley School. re­ porch. * The Methodist WSCS ported that then- were 23 young- will mew. thi* Thursday evening. A good program Is planned and school, but four have moved every member should be present The finest of all Cadillac* is here! It greet* you with an exciting new elegance surpassing even the Cadillac atyling triumphs of year* gone by. Its dazzling new look is highlighted by a totally new split-level grille and by new clean-swept body gontour*. And its interior* have never bccA«*DOrc breathtaking! New leathers, new fabrics and new appointments (with dramatic walnut paneling on all Fleet­ wood models) impart an air of unrivaled dis­ tinction and luxury. And Cadillac’s traditional engineering excellence rewards you with a number of suspension, chassis, and acoustical advances which result in an almost incredible smoothness and quietness of operation. Fi­ nally, consider the excitement of Cadillac’* new performance. You’ll marvel at the new alertness and the wonderful handling ease pro­ vided by Cadillac's exclusive variable ratio power steering. Visit your Cadillac dealer and. drive the great new Standard of the World!' Pleasant Valley Has Pupils home from the Osteopathic Hocpr.al a* early as hoped The include* thing* the children Choose from at Goodyear Brothers IMPLEMENTS 124 N. Jefferson Hatting* ceosful but there were other Mra. Robert Tlir pupils are making Hoilo- complications. Allen of Hastings spent Friday piano given thc with Mra Willtam Sweet. Mra George Chapman spent Saturday also happy to have a music in the Sweet home. Hex Shad. Mra Ray Pott* and Alice Trepp called on Paul Smith absenl nor tardy the first month and family in Ann Arbor before were Kip Miller. Steve Clark. Joyce and Roy Letton. Duane and Marilyn Zook. Ronda Neeb. Kevin and Merle Kauffman and Susan and Denise Patrick. enjoying the 7 Models to HI Mrs Merle Wheating. Mrs. Robert Francisco and Mrs Frank Chert of Lansing flew to New York last week visiting the Worlds Fair and many of the highlights of the City, making onderful *tx-days vacation. fifcmmcj SEIY1CE Why Drive Around With a Faulty Auto Radio? 1908 to 1965 57 Years of Service Don t let • faulty radio rob you of driving enjoyment. Stop tn tftday snd IgtlA nx it for you. INSURANCE Many year* of dependability to our client* Hi-fi and tape recorder) repaired quickly. WI 5-9187 In Hasting* snd Surrounding Communities is together with our reputation for personal terv.ee CENTRAL RADIO & TV , HOWARD TRUMBULL 22g N. Jeffenon at Mill COLEMAN AGENCY lari Colaman SEE AND DRIVE THE MAGNIFICENT 1966 CADILLAC NOW ON DISPLAY AT YOUR AUTHORIZED CADILLAC DEALER WE CLOSE AT Jim Coleman 203 S. Michigan, Hastings WI 5-3412 n non NOON ON REAHM MOTOR SALES SATURDAYS 107 N. Ava. Pkana WI 5-2478 12 75c �I Ionia Here Friday for Parents Night Game Unbeaten Saxons Host Bulldogs In League Clash Grand Ledge Hosts Ixiketcood After Upsetting St. Johns Hasting* and Grand Ledge, each with three straight league victories, are tied for first place in the West Central Conference with the Baxons being host to Ionia Friday night and Grand ledge entertaining Die Lakewood Vikings. Charlotte goes to GreanvUle injuries. I ■ Irwin went over from the onefoot line to climax an 80-yard drive in'the first quarter and Roger Millbrook converted. In the second period Irish capped a 13-yard march with another sixpolnter from six yards out. St. Johns went within six inch­ es of the Comets’ goal .as the half ended but failed to score. Ben Cadwell passed 33 yards lo Irish In the third period and Millbrook again converted to make it 20-0 The scoring situ­ ation was set up a 8t. Johns fumble. downs and St. Johns eight. Charlotte celebrated Its home­ coming moving 68 yards In seven plays to score In the final second of the first half as Mike Fleming passed 53 yards to Dave Green. cesalve Fridays. Another pass from Fleming to The Ionia Bulldogs, always Eric Wlllmore set up the score. tough customers for the Saxons, Alma drove to the Orioles' scored a 6-0 win over Greenville eight-yard line tn the third peri­ Friday night. Grand Ledge up­ od but gave up the football after set the Redwings 20-0 and Char- four attempts. The Panthers had tottc edged Alma. 6-0. ( 13 first downs to seven for the Hastings takes Its unbeaten winner* record onto Johnson Field Fri­ day in a Parents Night game Parent* of members of the foot­ ball squad will have on their backs the numbers of their sons on the team, and the mothers will receive flowers. During the half the parent* will be treated to cider and doughnuts by mem­ Oct 14—Ionia Frosh at Has­ bers of the Girls League Board. tings, 5:38 p.m. Parents of the cheerleaders are Oet. 15—Ionia at Hastings, 8 p.m.. Parent* Night. Ionia comes to Hastings after OeL 16—District M a r e h I n g ° ‘ ---------- --- ---------Band Festival at Zeeland. 1 p.m. Bolldag* battled Charlotte to OeL 18—Student Council. 3rd Hustings High CALENDAR t Marking | Football Roundup 04M1I HUDAT MIGHT aurpeialngiy one-aided win at elute are co-sponaortng the Youth Council dance which will be held in the East gym follow­ ing the Ionia-HuMlngs game Friday night. Director Bob King has announced. Dancing from Daily Drawings For Goose I rr 11 tht ball they moved from their Lone Touchdown xHunters Continue fl 1 1 II .> I Holds Holds Hastings Hastings to to —— ■ Mike Hess Sparks Running Attack in 1st Wight. Ckarleiu st OieeavUle. HuiUUl CUWoall Olivet at ClUaai-XeUa. F*w at AlUcaa. FUP OMID RMIH.TS TO. lak*w*«4 0. OrMavlU* 0. Delton Knrttt SS. B.C. Lakeview 0. BatU* Crwk », Laaaiae laiMrn MarahaU 37. Harwr Crtak 0. Sartorial* U. Olivat 0. OalaaUrj Auam 11. Oall Laka Allegan 8*. Wee* Ot BeMlag 35, LakevUi Carson Clip a, Oar* Cmerteck *0. MktUi Hulett atioa H Holl 30. Irowin 7. Potterville’20, WekkervllU Portland «, Lalniebnr* 0. Greeyivjlle High won the bat­ Period. OeL 31—ME A Institute, tle of statistics against Ionia, but thoae don't count. Two coaUy fumbles and the fine punting of Oct. tt—MEA Institute, No Bulldog Stan Krydnaki spelled School. Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Belaon the difference in the game. and Shirley were dinner guests of Greenville outgained the vic­ tiie Larry BeLwn family of Kala­ tors 208 to B0 and had 12 first Post-Gome Dance mazoo Saturday. clowns to Ionia's five, and still Ionia recovered a Yellow Jack­ et fumble on the Greenville 11 late In the first half and Krycinskl scored from the two on the fourth down. ' Mike Irish scored all three I Tough Lakewood11 alty Additional Sports On Page 6 music. CHECK OUR HOME & PROPERTY LISTINGS ^THEWEEK Tilt on Viking Field rugged Lakewood defense and mistakes kept the Hastings High School Saxons from rolling up a score but Coach Jock Clarey's unbeaten Blue * Gold grid squad were happy anyway with their 6-0 victory In the rain on the Vikings' new field Friday night. It was Hastings' first win over Lakewood since the rivalry was started In 1863. .and it was the first time I^ikewood had teen scored on this year. The Vikings had two win/ against one score­ less tie going into the game. While the Vikings' defense was much belter. The Saxons rolled for 14 first downs and 198 yards on the ground while Lakewood was grudgingly granted just two first downs rushing and a total of 73 yards in all. Hastings put the ball in play 71 time* from scrimmage, Lake­ wood 40. Hastings tost 60 via penalties. Lakewood 10. Each team lost the ball once on fumbles ..Nwiisia completed cuuiptcteu two twu out um of ui Hastings 110 passes, one the lone touch1 down play In the closing seconds of the first naif covering 22 yards. Lakewood completed one out of eight for one yard, and had one intercepted. Hastings' thrilling touch­ down came as the clock was second period. Center Lee Belfield got the snap to cool Quarterback Dave Williams who tossed lo Halfback Mike Hess tor Uie touchdown The attempt to kick the point— wIUi the first half over —was wide. The last minutes of the second period were really something With 3:20 to go, Hess inter­ cepted one of Quarterback Dave Bjork's passes and returned it five yards to the Viking 14. Co-Captaln Ken Weller got 5. Hess was held for no gain then Weller got 4. With the ball on the five, Lakewood put up a ter­ rific stand and held Fullback Tom Gibson for no gain and the Saxons gave up the boll. which eel the ball back on the 50 and eventually William* abte than the number of There will be no restriction on the number of time* sportsmen may'hunt al Fennville Aside from thia measure to give ail hunter* a fair crack at the action, the system for handIILakes line Miaar dug In in ■and. with ' 1 JI It e V. ruood tel lln. r.,4 wIO. ling goose shooter* at the two the aid of another 15 yarder, Last Fall's new system of hold- units wiU be the same as a year । took the ball on downs on their! ing dally drawings for issuing ago |20' , .. .. 'ko<m« shooting permit* at the Figuring in the Department * Hvsa interception Has- gwan Creek and Fennville units h?d ■ ftr,t ,n<1 10 0,1 th* Allegan state game area the drawing system in 1865 were Viking >4 but gave up the ball on will be continued this season, but results of a recent goose hunter downs on the five. ,, change will be added to give opinion survey which showed On the neat Hastings aeries, non-local sportsmen a better tHat far more of these sportsmen the Saxon* seared. । chance to hunt at the first of favored the program than the previous one In the third period the hard 'the* two Popular sites luck Saxons picked up three first I Because there was some crill-I downs putting the ball on the; clam that goose shooters living Viking 2'i. In this series. Has- near the State game area had an rangrmrnt which forced many tings drew two five-yard penal- advantage last season In parti- . southern Michigan's Oct- 11-Not. An hunter* who arrive al tha tw0 southwestern sites by 6 a m. r*ch day will be laaued num­ bered discs. At that early hour, a drawing wUl be held, ualng number* that match the diacs issued The hunter *ho hold* the first number drawn will have the hrst choice of a shooting post or b,ln<1; u‘r next hunter who to choice, ana ao on. *h* who Is successful in the daily drawings must team up with al least one other person; a party tie* and lost the ball on the 10 |clpatlng In the drawings, the! of three Is the limit for each of Lakewood took to the air and. Conservation Department deciCthis area's shooting posts. The after four incomplete passes I io put a limit on hunter use same requirement holds true for Hastings took the ball on the | 8wBn Creek's controlled shootZone 8 ot the FWnnville unit. O“ <tow"W,fr: V .. UUtat 01 tatol wsiru. For those who don't take part Ulrwa JU ten end lM > loach* Loder Ital etan<e, no kunl1UM IJO, ---- uhlIe ------- „ ------— - ------------In the drawings, several overflow down, but Hastings was penal- era will be allowed to hunt । permits with their car motqra-areas will again be open to an Jzed five yards and the play was more than twiee In these sones running.-------------------------------------- . unlimited number of goose huntnullified The next effort wa*' unleea thyre are days when As in 1964. the new system will; era- at both the Fennville unit stopped cold and Lakewood took more shooting poets are avail- again work like this during and Swan Creek's Hlghbanks. over on the six. Two passes were , .............. ................. ....................... Ar*-..omplete. —. eh. —. Bjork l.. no .uthen kept the j ” ' 4 1 and got about to his 22 be- FTT^I TT k a • te 1 he Hastings Banner HASTINGS 6 6 8 •—6 LAKKWOOD ..... 6 0 Thuridnv 0K? • •6 0• 6 fr—o Thursday. Oelnhor October, 14 14. 1 1965 Officials ’Wayne .’.'xy... _ Kenney. Grand Rapids, “ referee: — *------- Mike Vanderwoude. Grand Rapids, umpire, and Art Flegelson. Lin­ den. linesman. . Young Saxons Humble Marshall Coach Ernie Strong's Hastinas High Junior Varsity football squad scored an imorcsalve Impressive 46-7 victory over Marshall's reserves here Thursday night, but not without early misgivings. It looked like a tong night for the young Saxons Marshall kicked oft and held for the first three plays. On the punt at­ tempt there was a mixup and the visitors took over on the Has­ tings 1 and scored In three plays and made the point for a 1-0 1mA ' « Tw— D———- 1 a— X West Central Standings Thoughts For A Week HuUn ! “"'oi’n', Orwnvui* AnB* Competition is to your advantage! It is your privilege to inspect, and freely discuss our services and facilities at any time. You ore under no obligation. for the next touchdown, with the play covering 13 yards Tumes* kick was good for a 27-7 halftime advantage In the third period Greg this time from 15 . The kick was blocked shall scoring and the Strong- > The final TO came on a pass men went to work. from Williams to Greg C. GllHaatlnga took the kickoff and Ion*, covering 30 yard*. The kick marched down the field with was good. Quarterback Jim William* going AU Hastings player* got In the over from the 2 and Dave Tumea game and u defensive standout kicking the point to knot the was Lyndon Bndsley who dropped count. the Marshall signal - caller for then ran three playa with Bau­ Hastings held the vialtora and several losses. Mike Fitzgerald linas taking lime out twiee. partially blocked Marshall's punt, and Don Lawrence njade key inRlck Abbey scored on a 6-yard tercepUons and Turnes kicked plunge off left tackle. TumW fodr out of seven placemenU. Thrge Hastings posses were ln- placement was good and the to- and did a good job on punting complele. then Weller hit Hess ails led, 14r7, at thg end of the j and kijrilng off. for a first down on the 32. With i'Bater Will took the hall on a | VUiing the CtuirJca Hammonds SPONABLE FUNERAL HOME Robert H. Sponoble, Owner W. Green at Broadway \ Ph.WI 5-3Z54 ra»e jxjnt and rambled 60 yards > on M—riny aflasaoon ware Mr. and , put Uie ball in play and Williams for the next score. The kick was Mrs Frank KernerHug of Battle tossed to Hess for the six points. not good. Will passed to Abbey!Creek. Hess— 160 pound. 5-10 speed- A Wide Choice of Homes and Real Estate of All Types AN INCOME PROPERTY IN THE 4th WARD, has three room apartment upstairs living room, one bedroom, kitchen and bath, and down it has large living room, two bedrooms. 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Mike accu­ mulated an even hundred yards on the ground, plus hauling in the two big passes plus intercept­ ing a crucial Lakewood aefial plus doing a lot of other things well. Hastings, directed by Quarter­ back Williams whose punting is absolutely great. They punted aevefi times In with a pass Interception. Hastings had several drives j interrupted by penalties. In the first period the Saxons moved ' from their own nine for five first downs which pul the ball on the ! Viking 35. Dave Wilcox, playing his first game of the season after knee surgery, got eight yards but nt IN THI FOURTH WARD, a real nice brick house, ranch style, ha* jiving room with fireplace, carpet and drape* included, two bedrooms and bath, air conditioned, pine paneled family room, or utility room, attached garage, nicely landscaped, for------------------------------------------------------------ $11,500.00 TWO LARCt BUILDING LOTS ON NORTH BROADWAY for $2,300.00 each AND STILL ANOTHER GOOD HOME IN WOODLAND, all on on. floor, living room, three bedroom*. dining room, kitchen and bath ha* gas floor furnace, carpet* and drape*, ha* new roof, asbestos siding for ...............................................................................................................................................$7,350.00 A REAL GOOD HOME IN THE SECOND WARD, with two nice bedrooms upstair* and one bedroom down, living room, dining room, full bath and kitchen and utility room, ha* basement and gas heat and attached garage, for --- --------- - ----------------------------------------------------------------------$6,000.00 A lAKCAIM IH MIDOLTVILLI. 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YEAR 'ROUND HOME RIGHT ON LEACH LAKE, has living room, three nice bedrooms, {lining and kitchen rooms combined, bath, has redwood siding, good well, tot Is 50 ft. wide, rune from water's edge to highway, has permanent dock and a pontoon boat and a 16 ft. steel fishing boat, heater and electric range, this place has only been built a few years, all for ...$12,600,00 A GOOD HOME CLO$I IN IN HAST I NCI, has two bedrooms, hell and full bath tgxtalre and down one "It's America's Favorite Family need a lift? let HCB finance your new ear Bowling Time Available Phone WI 5-3184 FOR INFORMATION First it's the muffler . . . then spark plugs, brakes, tires, lights, body rust, little dents, seat covers, washer blades . . . will it never end? Before it does end. turn it in on a new car and get easy financing ... at HCB. of course! 5.250.00 AND RESERVATIONS DUE TO RECENT SALES WE NEED NEW LISTINGS Bob ond Mickey Lambert Your Hoeti HASTINGS SALESMEN AC ESTATE KER 145 W. Stafa Hastings. Mich. Carl Miathamar Homo Phono WI 5*3004 Richard Slocum Homa Phono WI 5-5156 HASTINGS BOWL INC. Woodland at Michigan v; MEMBER: Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Friendly, Neighborly Service for 7U Continuous Years �tome - simple rules (MaOar 14.1845 Fartner-Hnnter Relations Can Be Vety Good Charle.-i Bhick. specialist fa game management, adds tljal hunters may wisely some Michigan conservation r simple hunting dubs are offering rewards for the conviction of hunters causing damage to farm property. ___ _ have a right to grant or refU&e hunting privileges on their Ignd. L Doni Impose upon a farmer by hunting with a large group of companions or when another hunting party U already on the land. An 'army' of hunters and 5ST.S& problems. ersons to a party la sufficient. 7. Note -location - of • livestock 4. A proper introduction to a and perishable crops such as soy­ beans, alfalfa, clover and buck­ wheat. Parmen do not appreci­ farm. Panners would Ilka to ate hunter* and dogs trampling know who is on their land. through these fields or near 5. Guns and dogs should be kept tn the ear untu after hunt- tured Ing permission 1.-. granted by a 8. Dogs should be under con­ fanner. As common courteay, a trol at all times. They should 'll?n!,L*£wW.. “PProach a never be allowed to chase live­ house with gun tn hand. stock. 6. Locate farm boundaries be­ 9. Always close gates. No farm­ fore you venture into the field. er likes to round up his cattle This will prevent trespassing on a neighbor's farm. break down fences. gun -blast. IL Be careful with matches or IL Observe all game laws and gun safety rules. A shotgun should not be fired In the direc­ tion of livestock or buildings even though they may be out of 12. Guns nhoujd be unloaded and pointed in a safe direction near people and livestock. And. don’t fire a gun near farm ani­ mals. Farmers resent having livestock frightened by a ahot- Policeman Efficient 14. Don't be a llUartug. IB. Common sense and a little courtesy Win go a long way to­ ward creating a good relation­ ship between farmers and hunt- field day —or night—with gar­ bage cans.. Stanton answered a can for help about 8;« pm. Sunday, and disposed of the un­ The US. Navy'a U88 Enter­ invited visitor. prise inaugurated a new type of carrier warfare in November 1043 No spot tn Michigan la more by introducing night fighting in than 85 miles from one of the Great Lakes. lands. 3-1966 CARS CORVAIR 2 DOOR HARDTOP — CHEVELLE SPORT COUPE — IMPALA SPORT COUPE to $2500°° IN CASH EACH WEEK Check youi^e^MUcli Magic Card NO GIMMICKS OR GADGETS. NOTHING TO BUY I /JftS&Sk/ 50 Numbers are drawn every Monday morning, and are posted in our store. Watch for your number every week. You may win $50. cash, or a $10. basket of groceries. Have your Kard validated, and register for a chance on a free car. YOU COULD BE A WINNER! 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LEDGE, MARSHAII MASON WILLIAMSTON n<, SPAATAl JTOBE5 �Cub Pak 3178 Plans Costume Event for Oct. 26 Bcott Sherman.' Stanley Ells­ worth. Gary Nicholson and Den i a-as in charge of Regis­ Cub Scouts and their fimUlai tration Books for guesta and are Invited to come in costume parents; Den 2 displayed home­ for the Tuesday. Oct. 20. meet­ made game,. Den 3 had marble ing for Pack 3178 at the Louon gurming games. Den 4 displayed Sharpe Memorial Hall, al 7 p.m barn scenes. Den 6 displayed farm scents. Den 8 had a Har­ vest display and Den 9 presented । a aklt depicting The Little Red ■ 1Z..7C ... mreung. Hen. Waters. Jeff Ruehl, j The Cub Scouts aaaembled in Brtah Canning ham. Jeff Blsh- 'the hall, ntartlu.tl in fur the opening fl*g ceremony a n 4 Pledge ot allegiance led by Cub Snout Charles Ouemaey and Den 4. Mrs. Donna Buehl'a Den 2 held a song fest, followed by Mrs. Dorothy Stedman’* Den' 9 with a puppet show of The UtUe Red Hen. A short rnftwage wtui given by Barney Hutchins on the goal of Cub Scouting. Eagle Scout, Eric Thoenpeon-, gave a short talk on Scout appreciation. For Banner ClaMdfled Ads Call WI 5-3481 Jan Pants is Queen Candidate Miss Jon Ponta, former Has­ tings High student and daughter of Mr and Mrs. Richard Ponta Waltham. Mass., former realdents. is a candidate for home­ coming queen at Ferris State College. The queen reigns over Ferris festivities Friday and Hatar। ' day. Oct. 15-18. the hastiJgh bawfe—• £ Palmer’s Trott usiied sixth. Tita annual homecoming. £. - _ , A mlie-tong parade of floats In tllC MonCV arid hand* u to begin at 12:48 ------ Gcxxl Pahs Scott has run his Richard Palmer, whose stable! pm. Saturday and the football , 1965 bankroll over rhe 16.000 game will be between the Bull­ dogs and Indiana (Pennsylvania) 5335“ to drive tn the invitational ~u Race ; Quod Pal’s Billy won both - - — -—bi si. Thursday, October 14. 1985 fifth, but won the second. In the mud at Hillsdale Billy won both heats. Palmer. Trainer Gerald Hal­ ford and Ray Olsen went to Lex- nesday Billy trotted his fastest ganic. Wednesday night. The track iuer MOoo at the Allegan Pair, t __ ____ _ ____ mile ever,______ 2:02 _______ 2/5 beating ntna The Queen will be chosen by opened Monday. ' i worth Al Centreville the other fine horses in the trot for Popular vote of the student body । Palmer’s Good Pal’s Billy has regular event tor Billy was. non-winner* of 88.000 in 1908. •I Friday night’s pep rally. won 21 nrsts, three seconds and rained out but he was entered in 1 Palmer also received a silver cup. Jan was a member of the HUB two thirds in 31 starts this sea- the free-for-all He got bumped -----------•------------homecoiiniiK- court in 1901. |con. and finished out of the'in the first heat and finished. USE BANNER WANT ADS! “ HAPPIER families * FOOD CENTER DURING fl If GREEN STAMPS EEN STAMPS Ml 11 ' FOR EXIRA ♦ ...I II V CHRISTMAS GIFTS GREEN STAMPS _ _™S DANNY KAYESHOW - CBS-tV * Weil Nites for JW Green Stamps $50.00 CASH WINNERS UU W«U r,lM-ub 'M,,k K..,' Hu-Un Mr*. C. Hodge* Mr. K. Kaiser Mrs. E. Phelpi Mr*. H. Pedersen Shedd's Mr*. C. Edgecomb KifaM /ICE CREAM\ / DRESSING Soft Weve Tissue 2 3s 19 '“Zv 1-LB.. 12-0Z. PKG.. VAN HOLTEN'S SAUERKRAUT ffefw 8oi. Wt. Pkg. SWIFT'S PREMIUM QT... KwKli k CAL COUPON MANY VARIETIES . . . PESCHKE LUNCH MEATS । -299v39$ •/ . ; L nor lb j| AW Pka4 7 Country Fresh FRANKS_ _ _ _ -59* COTTAGE CHEESE^ FRYER BREASTS -59* «49‘ 1 FRYER LEGS ^KG. -69* 1 CORNISH HENS Brown'n Serve Links Plain or Sugared^h^ SWIFT'S PREMIUM SKINLESS WITH RIBS ATTACHED . . . f DOUGHNUTS \ FRESH WHOLE SWIFT'S PREMIUM 1-lb. MH. ^°L SWIFT'S PREMIUM FANCY YOUNG DUCKS 39* WHOLE FRYERS GOLDEN-RICH COLOR AND BUTTER TENDERNESS PUTS THESE FRYERS IN A CLASS BY THEM­ SELVES! 25c �The D^ys are Getting Cooler, But Classifieds are Still Hot* 945-3481 Thursday, October 14. IMS 4-THE HASTINGS CLASSIFIED AD PAGE PHONE HASTINGS BANNER WI 5 3481 MINIMUM RATE—50c for Tw.nty Word* 0U9 F2SHI0NZD PRIC Transportation Specials at HASTINGS MOTOR SALES 220 W. State WI 5-2454 USED CAR CINTER Corner Michigan & Court CASH RATI—2Wc eer word with aalalmM o4 50c. 0*«*wt FARM IMPLEMENTS Used Fann Machinery —1962 John Deere 2010 Tractor. —1981 John Deere 3010 Gas OlSPLAY CLASSIFIID —$1.25 per ioch for ringto. iMfrtMfa. display clauifiod nyl«« —I960 John Deere B Tractor. Hydraulic. A-l shape! , —1964 Cockshutl Tractor. A-l shapeI shape. —Grain Bln to fit Pick-up Truck. —Kill Bros. Gravity Box. —John Deere No. 40 self-pro­ pelled Combine with 10 ft. Brain head and new corn head. —2 wheel heavy duty Grain Trailer with hydraulic dump. —New Idea one-row Corn Picker. Good shape I . —Oliver one-row Corn Picker. Good shape! 10/14 GOODYEAR BROS. Safe Buy Used Cars WI 5-5052 10/14 124 N. Jefferson 1964 COMET CALIENTE Dr. Sedan. 6 cyl. automatic FARM EQUIPMENT USEfi TRACTOKBl 1964 FORD CUSTOM 4 Dr. Sedan. V8 engine. Radio. Only ..................................... 81695 -CASE 731 Diesel. -CASE 400 Diesel. -IJiU. Gas 300. —LH-C.'H. 1963 PONTIAC GRAND PRIX Hardtop Sport Coupe. Power steering and brakes. Like new. And only.......... ......... ......... 11895 —CASE 411 B, adjustable front end. INI RAMBLER STA. WGN. Extra good condition. 1961 FORD 4 Dr. Sedan. 1961 MERCURY METEOR WO 4 Dr. Sedan. Automatic. Power -steering and brakes. Radio. Extra sharp.-------' ,W5 USED PLOWS 1 -CA8K 4 btm. hydraulic trailer. —UiC. 4 btm. hydraulic trailer. —JOHN DEERE 2 btm. 14". —CASE 2 btm. 14" hydraulic. —ALLIS CHALMERS 2 btm. TRANSPORTATION SPECIALS ; Automatic. Radio. NOTICES Calendar of Special Event* WE BUY WE DRY WE STORE WE SELL YOUR CORN Top Prices Paid! Lot us grain bank your com and deliver at your convenience. Hastings Milling & Farm Supply .8450 BAND AND WIFE, to BARNE8 A COMPANY. oan corporation; Over Start's Wallpaper & Paint Store TRUCKS Girl’s blue snow-suit, size 3. OPEN FRIDAYS sa/too ' LADIES' DRESSES, J BLOUSES and WOOL SKIRTS MEN’S FALL SUITS GRAB BAGS V?ALK UP AND SAVE I 10/14 Also larger sizes at corresponding low prices. Guaranteed- water and VESTER with mildew proof. WINICK SURPLUS WI 5-3324 206 N. Michigan APARTMKNT AU utilities p*W. Inch rue. Phone WI 6-2083. 2/3 ACRE BORDERS A NICE CREEK pointing for fall business. Up to 86090 week, part time for Klm10/14 LOCAL RAWLEIGH BUSINESS AVAILABLE In Barry Co. or Hastings. Start immediately. Selling experience helpful but not necessary. Write at-once lor particulars. Rawtelgh Dept. MC J 661 251 Freeport, Hl. Almort new 8-bedrootn modem home Just outside city llnjlts. Lovely large back yard. School * Notice# INSIST ON MICHIGAN BOT­ TLED OASI Sec Carl & Betty's Appliances before you buy I They Sell—They InstaU—They • - n*. txrr ■ flw* **^37 tf South. m JACOBS PHARMACY FOR PAST 24-HOUR FILM 8KRVICEI No charge for or*- trade for house in town tf equal value. ' Phone WI 6-4791 ACRES WITH BUILDINGS on blacktop road overlooking Thornapple Lake. 7-roorn house with 2 screened porches, natural gas, new electric pump, basement bam. 2 sheds. Com­ plete price 48.500. Will mU on terms of 4500 down and • bal­ ance on contract Inquire of Fay Fisher, 14 mile east of Morgan on Thornapple Lake Rd. 10/U1 THE FATMAN—Private Detec­ tive H-Hour, Shadowing, Tape, Ma-Ksi BtidgOM. Nation­ FOR RENT — Large trailer lot. wide. Confidential. Oall WO Ready for occupancy. H- ml. 4-3445 tf write IM North from Hastings On M-43., 41250 per month. Bradl Trailer Rales. Union. Battle Creek U/30 Ms-sme. — •— '10/14 CARPET CLEANING IB EAST With Hoet New Electrio Up- ABOUT 60 ACRES OF VACANT LAND—Partly wooded, flowing Bnxih. No wet oarpeta or springs, excellent hunting and MandworiL Clean 180 square cloM to Tbornappta Lake. Thia Floor Covering. 123 W. State, Hastings- Phone WI 8-6112. tf dub. Complete price 45000, WIU expert TAILORING - Meh'S seU on terms of 1500 dow* and or women's clothing. We nar­ balance on contract. Inqt, ~* row lapels, taper panta. alter Fay Fisher. ’4 mile ea double into single breasted Morgan on Thornapple coats. Al. the Dutch Tailor, 6504 Gun Lake Road. WI 5­ 6714. . tf OR .BEAUTIFUL SPRING FLOWERS—Get your Import­ HUCKLEBERRY GUN SHOP ed Dutch bulbs NOW al Blair's for guns, scopes, binoculars, Fann & Garden. Hyacinths, ammunition and service. I*aytulips, crocus and daffodil*. away or charge offered. Three 10/14 miles east of Dclloo. Phone Delton 833-5782. Hours daily until 9. Bundays 111 4. Monday, a rubber stamp with your new Wednesday and Friday eve­ ZIP Code pumoer. Three-Uno nings 'til 8. Doug Young, owner. stamp with you: name, ad- APPLES — Leon Tack. 731 0710 APPLE PICKERS at Yonan Or­ •8J6. This included. poatage chard 3 Ji miles 'north of Ionia 2m. north Banfleld. 10/14 ★ Penoaala FOR MORE BEAUTIFUL HAbI allowance. Phone —Use Rexall's fast permanent. DAY. NOHtUBSR 10. JOBS. 10/14 ro. 171. Hastings TetoptoeM Regular 42.00—Now |li)0. No NSW A USED PUMPS—New In­ WI ft-MN. Metta* even pre-shampoo—No after odor. EXPERIENCED married man stallations and remodel Ins. Monday, Ip*. tt Ore Se*erlb«d a*: -. Available at Jacobs* Pharmacy. for steady dairy farm work. Powell's Plumbing Co. Frce.eiIdl.Tille Dawn* Addlilea tf Phone Charlotte 543-2837. Vittega of Middleville, timatea. 24 hour service. Call ... .own « Norik. Rnnie 10 ’ 10/14 Middleville SY 6-3643 evenings. * Wonted . hornepple Toweihlp, Barry FOR SALE — White Potatoes, ST 5-3044 days. if Counly, Mlehlna. a* retarded la sand- grown, non - irrigated, RELIABLE PERSON WIT^i , rk... ■ vi.. v. 1 ■ n..... AUTOMOBILE needed to de­ RUMMAGE SALE — St Rose WANTED—Portable typewrit*, County Record*. Sunday calls accepted. George in good condition. Phone WI liver Otan Mills -Club Plans. Society, Fri, Oct. 22, 9 to 6:30; WAJ.W?Sd company, Christiansen, 2'4 miles north Male5-4634. 10/14 or female. See Maxine of Stanton on M-68 to Hillis A MICHIGAN CORPORATION Rd, 1st house west on right. Sloan. Rm. 3, 202 W. Court. Mortgage School, Bond and Jefferson. TYPMO lo do U home. WI 6­ J. LEONARD HYMAN Curtis-E-House. 10/14 .. 10/14 10/14, 4997. 10/14 3-SSOO 11/4 808X40X2108 OBDEB. Sttte ot Mkhlcea. * SAVE ■EVERYTHING FOR THE FARM” 1960 Ford « Ton Ptekup. 4 wheel drive. Some maternity doth*. Men's wear: shirts, 15-1514; pants. 32. Other odds and ends. 10/14 FOR BALE—About 800 bales Of hay, alfalfa and brome. Phone 823-6806 Delton. tf SWEATERS for all the family —SeraraJ good used P.T.O. ground driven spreaders. 1961 Dodge H Ton Ptekup HUttOER PRIVATE RUMMAGE SALE — Saturday, Oct. 16, 9 am. to 12 noon al 204 N. Church. Baby, clothing, blue buntings, blank- me!. Sunfield —CASE 3 btm. 14’ mtd. break- .4195 Wayne Richard. Sunfield Albert Bell, Nashville SATURDAY, OCT. 16 ir Buiinese Services Verne Winger, Freeport DEMOCRATIC SWISS STEAK 10/14 ---------~ . Oct J6. ATTENTION—The Avon Repre­ FOR SALE—Set tf 6 fluorescent sentative for the south half of lamps, 4 bulbs each, 8 ft. long. WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER M Rutland Twp. Is Eleanor Bax­ Will sell singly or as a group, WEDNESDAY, OCT. 20, Alto ter. If there 1* something you wm take bast offer. 945-4064. Garden Club Ahnual Harves: want before ahe can get to 10/14 Banquet, open to the public, at the Caledonia Methodist Church 10/14 Turkey dinner prepared by wom­ * Help Wasted WINDOW GLASS INSTALLED en of the Caledonia Methodist in aluminum, steel or wood Church, 3150. Reservations must sash. Burkey Auto Glass & HELP WANTED — Due to the be in by Oct. 12. Call Mrs. Frank growth of the Mid-Villa, we Radiator Shop, 218 N. Jeffer­ Finkbelner, TW 1-8157, Cale­ are now in need ot- another son, Hastings. tf donia. or Mrs Joseph Abels, RO fuu-ume cook. Mid-viua inn. 6-3199, or OW 3-3432. Program, phone SY 5-3640. 19/21 Mr. and Mrs. Norton Louis Avery ICE—Trimming, cabling, ra­ of Lowell will show pictures of BEAUTY OPERATOR-Experi­ moval. Free estimates. Insured. travels through United States. enced one year, or more, for Phone OL 3-6066. Nashville. manAtrer. Male or'tent Air ftalMich. tf FRL.-8AT, OCT. 22-28 legXls GOOD AS NEW STORE 8UB per hour guaranteed Hours 9 to 3 or 3 to 9. Only re­ FURNISHED A PAR FOR RENT - Util quirement is a pleasant speak­ Phone WI 5i947L ing voice. Bee Maxine Sloan, Rm. 8, 202 W. Court, (Xirtis- A NINE 9-ROOM HOUSE m M-House. X/14 good location. Ideal for family. Refercncea required. CaU WtSO after 8. - WHEELER MARINE BALES * GET- FIRST CALL ON THE PIONEER BRAND SEEDS SERVICE —Mercury outboard you'll need next Spring. Call me now for the varieties that Flote Boat*. Trailers and aowill boost your yield- goals next 23. 81. Rose School -MINN. MOLINE 3 btm. 16’j trip bun. 1967 Buick 3 Dr. Hardtop ..1125 1961 FORD ECONOLINE BUS— Equipped for camping- WIU sleep two adults and three small children. Change to hauling in ten minutes. Priced to sell. Call 945-5887 weekends. 10/21 ITS APPLE AND CIDERTIME .Nelson's Welcome Orchard has 1969 MERCEDES BENZ SEDAN popular varieties available now. -Fuel injected. 946-9780. 10/14 Fresh - pressed cider, honey, squash, popcorn. Open dally until six. H mile north of IceUa oaM-ea. tf WI 5-2943 NEW 10 OZ. WATIRPROOF TARP 1968 Mercury 4 Dr. Standard------------ Crest garden a plant Soul Mow WL I Cox Rd , turn left RUMMAGE SALE — St. Rose ELECTRIC Razors reptfredGlazier, col! JU. Speclal —Your razor cleaned, Man, Tues, lubricated and sharpened, only U 8135. Service and satisfaction FULL TIME, reliable man for guaranteed. Lepo Drug. 1*4 E. 10/28 Urt repair .and service store. State St, Hastings if Good pay. With uniforms fur­ nished to r ' ’ B: 71110-FHA 3CJ-011U8 Service, 235 S. ply Signs MOXTOAOB 6ALB — Defeull bs* Jefferson. 10/14 1006 E. Railroad -FORD with loader. 1962 MERCURY MONTEREY 4 Dr. Automatic drive. Power USED PICKERS: steering and brakes. Radio. —MASSEY HARRIS 2-row SUM self propelled. 1962 MERCURY MONTEREY —1410. 1-row. Hardtop. Power steering and -MINN. MOLINE 1-row. brakes. —........................ i.$1285 —OU VER 1-row. -NEW IDEA Model 20 2-row 1962 CHEVROLET mounted. 4 Dr. Sedan. 8 cyl. Stand, trans. —NEW IDEA l-row puU type. OLBtM maxb xnos 4 LAD IKS ■k Automotive 1966 OLDSMOBILE JET - STAR 88 —Holiday Coupe, automatic transmission — power steering and brakes—radio. 945-5833. 10/14 WI 5-5903 1956 FORD 4 Dr................... $ 75 —1966 DODGE Nta. Wgn. ...8425 -1959 FORD 2 Dr. .. —I960 DODGE 4 Dr. .S495 —1957 VOLKSWAGEN____ 8358 —1967 DODGE 4 Dr............... 8375 —1960 FORD Sta. Wgn. ...8350 —1957 LH.C. Stake Truck...8175 —1959 RAMBLER Atnbxesador Immaculate condition. Classified Paragraphs |^| "Wi'ro A* Near As Your Telephone" 'WI SERVICE and REPAIR GUIDE SELLCTIOM MAHLER MOTOR SALES FRANCISCO FARM SUPPLY WI 5-3150 M37 South 1310 N. Michigon 10/1. Pltone WI 5-2479 10/14 HOTTEST DEMS IN TOWN 1965 VOLKSWAGEN CAMFER . . . Fully equipped for that camping trip. New car condi­ tion with 9000 miles. 1963 OLDS CONVERTIBLE • ... Dynamic 88. power steering and brakes, radio, whitewalls, red with white top and match­ ing interior. 1963 OLDS SPORT COUPE FEMALE HELP WANTEO EXECUTIVE KAECHELE'S SECRETARY 305 S. Church tf iws. and Typing NOTICE! Radio. whittwaUs. Let Form Bureau Services in confidence handle your shelled corn Send full resume to direct from the field . . . Box 992 .. . c/o THE Our new truck hoist and PONTIAC - OLDS ■ CADILLAC WI 5-2478 107 N’Michigan Ave dryer are ready! Dltrd. October 3. 1005 Philip if. Mitchell. Ju hale Petld A. Dltemtr*. We Offer Top Prices For Your Corn employer PUBI40ATI0V 08DB8. FARM BUREAU SERVICES NOTICE 5 FARMERS We are now booking Feed Concentrates for the winter of 1965 and 1966. (Bookings until Oct. 15.1 959 KARMANN GH1A Clean car. Good transportae, lion. REAHM MOTOR SALES MlrbU.n. All replies held • An equal opportunity drivingw 1960 OLDSMOBILE OBDEB FOB PUBLICATION CXalns. WI 5-5352 Good Shorthand steering and brakes, radio, good whitewall tires, fully guaranteed. 1963 FORD SEDAN . . . Very low mileage and ex­ ceptionally clean, standard J. Hndtoe Hud*oo Service LAWN MOWER REPAIR —Au­ COMPLETE PLUMBING AND Busineu Services Offered HEATING SERVICE — Repair thorized Dealer for Wheel and new. Royal Hayes, 438 W. Horse Tractor and Lawn Boy Clinton. Phone W| 5-3)33. LET OUR EXPERIENCED SERVICE Mower*. E. L. Carpenter Hard­ PUMP SERVICE—Sta-Rite Water MAN repair your appliances Systems Sold, Installed, serviced ware. Lewis Electric. Cloverdale 623­ with factory warranted part*. Concrete Produch . 5381. All type* of repair work handled. 10/91। Call Service Dept. Montgomery KEYS- DUPLICATED while you Ward. Hastings Wi 5-2954. Automobile fir Machlriery wait. Ben Franklin Store. State GET YOUR READY-MlX from the Barry County Ready Mix 'Co. Repair at .Jefferson. WATCH AllD DIAMOND RING Phone WI 5-21Z3Appliance & General Repair Heating - Plumbing New • Remodel • Repair HASTINGS BANNER 1963 OLDS SEDAN Clip This Guide — Keep It in a Handy Place for Future Reference copy on Richard Irotor With Will Mirhlsan, prior I Publication eo 10/14 made provid Com Rule. PUBLICATION OBDEB Klelc of Mir' Cour*. E.lete of 11 File No. 14105. Notice ‘‘ '” Petition Farm Bureau Services M-37 South LEGAL REPAIR — Expert workmanship. Gilmore Jeweler*. 102 E. State COMPLETE AUTO GLASS SERV­ St. Phone WI 5-5316. ICE—First clau work. Call WI 5-5085. Burkey Sale* and Serv­ ice. 218 N. Jeffer*on. CERAMIC. FORMICA. LINOLEUM AND CARPET REPAIR —Has­ ting* Ftoor Covering. 123 W. AL SIGNS' TIRE SERVICE. 235 S. State. \yi 5-5118. Jefferson—Ipauenger, Truck and Farm Tires. Wheel Alignment and Balancing. Brake RelhMng. WATCH & CLOCK REPAIRING— Shock* and Muffler Service. Guaranteed workmanship. Alvo 945-5170. all kind* of Jewelry Repair and Engraving. Miller Jeweler*, 118 W. State St. CHAIN SAW^ HEADQUARTERS — Repairs anfll'sharpening. Saw parts and supplies. McCulloch and Pioneer. Francltco . Farm ZIPPERS REPLACED AND RE­ Supply. M37 So. WI 5-3150. PAIRED In heavy garment*. Rod -- Wing Sporting Boot* and Shoes. Beebe's Shoe Shop, 123 S. Jefferson. ' , RADIATORS Cleaned. Repaired, Recored. Burkey Setos apd Serv­ ice. 218 N. Jefferson. Phone WI 5-517^. GAMBLES REPAIR SHOP —All washer*, dryers and small home appliance*. Call 945-2317. SERVICE ON ALL MAKES of trac­ tors. machinery and chain saws VACUUM CLEANER HEADQUAR­ in our new building «t 124 N. TERS—Service, parts, hoses and Jefferson. Experienced mechan-' bag* for all makes Authorized ics. Goodyear Bros. Phone WI Hoover Sale* and Service. Stcury Electric. 222 S. Jefferson. 5-5052. RENTAL OF WHEEL CHAIRS. WALKERS AND CRUTCHES— ALL GRADES WASHED .SAND AND GRAVEL — Bender Gravel Headquarters for hospital sup­ Co. Home office 822 S. Benton. lies. Gardner's. Phone 945­ Phone WI 5-5412. Plant, W. 2134. State Rd. Phone WI 5-2121. CUSTOM GRINDING AND MIX­ ING done at the farm according to your specifications. Farm Bur­ Miicelloneou* eau Services, M37 So.. WI 5­ 2223. HAVE YOUR PICTURES FRAMED AT BEVERWYK S COLOR CEN­ complete developing serv­ TER— Raw wood or finished ice—24 hour Service (black frames. Also, custom framing. and white). Jacob* Pretcription 221 W. Mill. . / • Pharmacy. Phone WI 5-2466. CUSTOM DRAPERY SERVICE-^ MOBILE HOMES SALES —Del's Auto Wrecking end Del's Phil­ Largest selection of Drapery lip's "66". M37 So.. 945-5141. Fabrics In Barry County. Kirsch rod*. Installation and Hanging. Bevtrwyk** Color Center, 221 Radio, Television Repairing W. Mill. TROPHY CENTER —Plus special­ ised engraving of all kind*. Gil­ SENTZ TV COLOR SALES AND SERVICE—315 S. Hanover, more Jeweler, 102 E. State St., 945-3862. Free service for one Phone 945-5316. year on Setchell-Carlson Color. ELECTRICAL CONTRACTING — Repair and new work. Fixtures ALL MAKES’ OF TV, RADIOS. RECORD CHANCERS REPAIRED and supplier Kelley Electric Service. 524 Middleville Rd.. —Central Radio arid TV Service. 228 N. Jefferson. Phone Wl 5­ Phone WI 5-2700 after 5 p.m.. 9187. ' Hastings. Call 945-3481 If You Would Lika to be Listed in Thi* Weekly Service and Repair Guide WI 5-2223 10/14 BANNER WANT ADVS. BRING RESULTS �n1 » Card of Thanks ||;*o West Woodland Dotrglo, Buck it Given Promotion Douglas Buck *as recently pro­ By Victor SUion moted to senior project nrrinMr । l Woadlaad CARD OF THANKS M7-3U1 by Oldsmobile Division of Oei1 wish to thank aU my friends nvol I wrote my weekly letter and relatives for cards, flowers And checked It o'er with cart. and calls received during my stay But when The Banner reached at the hospital and since relum­ ing borne. Tiianks to Rev. VanMy Items weren't there I denBoecb for his Vtelte and to the neighbors who auteted tn the tors Institute of Flint In lMi. farm work. Your kindness will always be remembered. way. D.ouftlgg.aad wife and Carl Jordan daughter live, it 1775 E. Clinton Trail, Charlotte. CARD -OF THANKS We wish to thank the Rev. r U.’. U'8' Con* h»d Marcias .Taber, Hickory Corners Intelligence Specialist t turn i Lodge 345 F&AM, the miny tfidch provide counter intelllneignbors and friends who con­ gence, foreign language In tertributed to the heart fund, for rogaUoa-.teanslaUan and inter­ Uie beautiful flowers and the pretation for Fleet Marine Forces. many kind acta of sympathy. We Uianx you. OBDEB FOB AFPBABABCB. Mrs. Jack Horton and family NUto al MicMsan. Tka Clrculi LEGALS OHDEB TO ANSWER. _ K. wiw**' Wilfong. Drfradut. In thHArarid C««ri .'."Fttr.,. n.,-, idsaL Arnold E. Wilf i pubuoatxox oitn PUBLICATION OBDEB. (I cannot place the blame) Episcopal Layman to Speak West Mich. Tourist Meet Provides Of ficials Ideas * Layman'c Wwk for the Fifth Province of the ProtraUnt Epte- Under another person's name! - . ' ' .... ILL Church­ When I complained, I was man's assured Hastings Township SupervisorHenceforth they would do tetter. Bunday CYtnUig. Oct. 17. , Jack O'Connor, chairman of the reetor of the Michigan Depart- I Bo last week, under my name, I T rCClJOrt Tte meetibg will ba i Barry County Board of Super- ment ol CotuervaUoa. Wis someone rise's letter! DavWPa Church of Wert Many coraplalnta ted teen re1 By Mra. Svlean Sylvan T Tagg ctived by the office of WMTA! B y Mrt. Now, I'm not too fussy nor hard nos KenfleW, Flrat Word Alder­ man, represented thc Barry rn use area io u» ciicct tnac n , I don't Itch for a fight. tea been a practice of Uie many |1un<r,luUtlon» County Board at the 46th annual But—here’s my letter for this State parks when trailer and I,Ir Mn- Wayne Smith ‘ chell fa camping facilities are filled toiar® 016 P^enU of a daughter, And they'd better get it right fl church. capacity, to fall to aid vtaltora Oct. 4, at Pennock The Hight Her. Charira B. to IUX1 on.^1, omM « Bennisoo, bishop of the diocese. tor Inn In Traverse City. Signs were posted last weekend Do<y, who U chalrnu old sister. at the corners of Martin Road This, It seemed to rnenibcrs, and M43 and Charlton Park recreation activities committee. was not only an Inhospitable Road end at the Coats Grove Carteton B. Hutchins Jr., presi­ Freeport residents participated practice but a Door invcatmenl Freeport resident participated Intersections with the two roads dent, stated that "the object « oftte rMnlM Ul lhe blood dtnlc Middleand work was expected to begin the auoctatlon • is to rroamte ’1Ue Metoodht Church Monday. Mrs Jeanne Gould, long time Tuesday on blacktopping the two among laymtn • more deflDlte WMTA board member; Mra. * Mr and Mra. Bernard Dukes highways. Preliminary work was and inteillgant underrtandlDg <ft n of Hastings were, visitors of Mr and Mrs. ■ done a year ago. The Martin the life of the church, ite hta- Mudge. representative of Che to encourage them lo return. ■ Road to be surfaced Is Just un­ tory and ita program to cnltet Out of tote committee meeting; Floyd Dukes. A Mr. and Mrs. i with Harris, as well as the lunch- Charles King and Lloyd were'der three miles while the Charl­ ton Park stretch is somewhat eon meeting following where he Friday dinner guests of Mr. and To Be Specialist—Airman Edwin tlve servlte for the church anil Mra. Mudge and Mra. Gould was the featured’speaker, camo Mra. Donald King of Rockford, i M. Truesdell, son of Mrs. Doris longer because of the curve Just to deepen their worship of Al­ made the trip in a Cortes Mo­ a number of facta that should be A Sunday callers of Mr. and Mra. J- Strouse of Rl Freeport, has north of Fuller cemetery. Ac­ mighty Ood." tor Coach- • cording to Orval Cutahaw, man­ of special interest to Barry Martin Tuttle at the Clair Clum i*en selected for training at The son of a Methodist minis­ Among those inspecting thc County c-ltlamn who enjoy ramp- 'j home were Mr. and‘ Mrs. ‘Jay as an ** Air ager-engineer of the Road Com­ *------- ------—1 cSheppard *’“”* AFB, 'Texas, r*’ “ mission, these two roads arc ter who lat$r changed to the Ing and trailer living Id our Champllff and children and Mrs. ‘ Force aircraft maintenance specFederal Aid roads and with the Episcopal Chlirch and became Berns of Cincinnati. Ohio, sold Slate Park system, Mrs. Gould Badle Swett of Belding; Mr. and ialUt. The airman, who attended rector of Christ Church In Glen UB. paying 50 percent of the Mrs. George Clum and family, j Lakewood High School, completreported. cost of the paving, 16,000 and local; Mrs. Alice Erickson and ed basic al Lackland AFB. Texas. The group were assured that! children following the annual meetof Souto Freeport; Mr. [ >8.000. Xt is expected that with licgnn his active work In the good weather, the two projects church as a, choir boy at the park system to help visitora to and atld Mrs. Mra Russell Ru“«l> Blough Blough of of MidMid­ 1 will be completed In a week or ten days. Mr. Cutahaw alto In­ ever since. A graduate from Wil­ duties available, whctiwr public °f_r^tam“00’ formed us that the mile of Mar­ liams College, with three years tee, meeting Impromptu, with or private. Blough, local. . tin Road north of M43 would at Harvard Divinity School, ha Charles D. Harris, deputy dlMr and Mrs. Clifford Fields! Harris stated that poaalbly and daughter of Kalamazoo were j probably not be graded until bos just been ordained a deacon. next year due to thc delays they Saturday visitora at the Clair I have encountered this summer. Clum home. The children were However, he said they might which will be handed out wIku overnight guests of their grand­ the parks are full, Indicating thc parents. * Bunday dinner guests possibly get in here to replace By Mrt. Glendon Curllt the bridge and remove the neces­ location of suitable campgrounds of Mr. and Mrs. Karl Tuttle were 10) N. Mils >*7-n< sary trees yet this Fall, surely and trailer faculties within on Mr. and Mra. Terry Pleug and these two pieces of blacktop road agreed distance from thc park. son of Dutton, Mr. and Mra. Woodland Calendar will be greatly appreciated, es­ The members of West Mlchl- Martin Tuttle and eon and Mr. pecially if we have as much mud gan Tourist AssociaUon brought and Mrs. Freddie Kidder and again as we had last Spring. As chairman of Layman's 7, firebarn. out the fact that under the new­ daughter. * Sunday dinner guests Oct. 14—Jr. Varsity football. 7, Wark for Province Five his po­ ly reorganized system of State of Mr. and Mrs. Adon Myers with Grand Ledge. Mrs Frank Barry has been sition carries with It member­ were Mr. and Mrs. Martin Tuttle Oct. 14—Freshman football, 7 departments the Michigan Tourbusy soliciting for the United ship on the General Division of and sun. Laura and Mary Field Fund. A MltcheU Towsley of Laymen's Work of the Executive 1at Grand Ledge. Oct. 15-Vorslty football, 8 at Conservation Department, and Lansing spent part of last week Council of the National Church. ry Pleug and son of Dutton, Mr. therefore tt will behoove that At one time he was Chairman 'Grand Ledge. with George and Duane Bchalbly. Department to promote private and Mrs. Karl Tuttle and Paul A Mrs Alice Hendee returned of Laymen's work tn the Diocese . Oct. IS—Pec Wee football, 8:30, recreational developments as well Tuttle, local, and Mrs Margaret Completes Basic—Marine Private home lost Wednesday from Pen­ ot Southern Ohio. While ttetv Woodland School. Tuttle of Cloverdale. Mrs. HArry P. Oanna of R2 Delnock -Hospital where she has he wu Involved in the creation Harru agreed. that doc only ' Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Goff been a patient since Aug. 18, of a full-fledged department ot churches. 1 Marine recruit training at the Oct. 17—Open house at Metho­ during which Ume she had her lay ministry. and Mrs. Cornellous Bouwens of Marine Corps Recruit Depot at dist parsonage. leg removed below toe knee. She Mra. Dougherty serves thc ' Alto were Sunday visiters at the Parris Island. 8.C. He has been Oct ID — Child Study Club JSkst, the old Tourist Council Is recovering nicely and glad to Dioccsean Board of tho Eplaoopal Seymore Bouwens home. A Mr. assigned to Camp Lejeune. NO., be back home. Her sister. Mrs. Churchwomen as Custodian of 1Field trip. and Mrs. Wayne Tagg attended Oct. 20-Methodlst choir prac­ menl had been dissolved and a membership banquet at the Vernle Gabriel of Boyne City, is the United Thank Offering. vanced infantry combat training both, along with other agendo.. with her and expects to remain Prank Ritchie of Hastings Is 1tice. VFW Post 2326 in Grand Haven. before being assigned to a school lo care for her this Winter. Oct. 21—Jr. Vanity football, 7, Saturday. A Wayne Tagg attend­ or to a Marine combat or sup­ with Alma. Mr. and Mrs. Verdan Hesterly ed thc VFW Council in Eaton port unit. . Oct. 21—Freshman football, 7, and two daughters were Sunday Rapids Bunday. He visited VFW . Another item of interest lo­ Post 3030 In Otsego Thursday. A with Alma. guests of Mrs. Hesterly'a rprents, cally is the fact that next Mr. and Mra. Burdett Tim of Name Delegates Mr. and Mrs. Frank McDonald, of Lansing. A Our Sympathy to Tiie Child study club members Spring It Is hoped tliat the De- Yankee Springs were Saturday By Mrt. Ethel Blank portjjient of Conservation can toe family of Mrs. Leak of rural supper guests of her parents, Mr. To WRC Convention Will go on their annual field set up a •'pilot" over-night trail­ and Mrs. Jay Wing. CUrkHlHa m-1434 lake Odessa, who was killed 4n The FtlEgi-rald Corps Na 100 er-camping stop close to a free­ an automobile accident on MOO Sunday visitors of Mr. and way, in Uie Pontiac area. The cast of Lake Odessa Sunday. Her held ite monthly birthday meet­ daughter, driver .pt the .car,, and Wr. coffee and rolls. From there object of this experiment is to ing and dinner at tte Hall on a Hastings couple. Mr. and Mrs. at White Cloud. Norma and they will go to Lansing to tour Rapids. * Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Oct. 8 with 20 prewent. Wm. Cramer, in Uie second car Joyce Zook accompanied them. WJIM and view Copixr Kettle. tourlng comping and tralleritc McDennld and Mr. and Mrs. During the businres mreting, involved, were seriously injured. Reservations will be made for families who are using Michi­ Floyd Dukes 'paid their respects Iva Corwin, chairman of the Mr. and Mrs. Victor Sisson Lowell were Bunday visitors at CTwyona at Howard Johnson's gan's exceptional freeway sys­ to Mrs. Morris Leak at the Pick­ auditing committee, gave a re~ were surprised Sunday afternoon the Darlan Eldred home. a Mra. restaurant. This is always a tem for a traveling vacation. ens Chapel in Lake Odessa on when the latter's brother and Dewey Farris. Debra, and Vicki, pleasant day for the girls. It is hoped this will eliminate Sunday evening. Plans were completed to at­ wife. Mr. and Mrs. Myron Car­ were Sunday visitors of the John Mrs. Kathleen Thompson of tend the Sth District Convention ter, and their neighbors, Mr. and boys a chance to learn about the freeways and wander, often Mrs. Kenneth Mann of Hunting­ and children were Thursday baseball and enjoy the game but many milts off their route, look­ Ionia took Mrs. Russell Price to Ann Arbor last Monday. A Mr. 23. Anyone wishing a ride to ton. Ind., stopped in for a visit. ef nf fr*. —1 * - —— ■ ■ ■ — ■ —— * up Co this year they tedXo learn ing for adequate places to stop and Mrs. George Estep were The Manns were trying out their about football on their Own In Just for one night. Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and new car and Invited their neigh­ Harris pointed out that often Mra. Richard Burdick at HlckWoodland. This is difficult for and to see their uncle, Elmer this Convention: Bea Fritzer. bors to go for. a ride. They drove mast of them because it Is fairly the last family to fill a State first, Dorothy Gronewold. sec­ to Charlotte where they had din­ Carlson, who arrived from Syra­ Park for the night Is stopping ner nt Andy's. A Mr. and Mrs. cuse, N. Y. a Rebecca Oveuhlre new far Woodland and if their only for one night, and their Deardorff of Clarksville visited ond; alternate delegates, Iola Tom Nlethamer jollied Mr. and returned to Battle Creek Bun­ dado went to Woodland school presence deprives another fam­ Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Ray Wilkes. flrat, Dorothy Meier, sectl»ey didn ’ t learn all thc funda ­ Secse A Mr. and Mrs. Ray Sctsc Mra. Lawrence Smith and Mr. day after spending the weekend ily who were planning on Kayvisited Mr. and Mrs. Ira Blough mentals either. Something has and Mrs. Del Adams of Lake Viola Hynes wm installed m Mra. Cletus Wieland of Logan teen done about thia Louis Neeb, Ing fur tiiet- entire vacation of Alto Bunday. A Mr. and Mrs. assistant conductor. Odessa as guests of Dr .and Mrs. Harold Tukey of Souto Wood­ Lake was a Sunday dinner gutit fattier of three boys (and a girl). that eventually there will be a Ray Seese enjoyed the pancake The October birthdays wer supper, stwruored by toe firemen land Sunday evening The Smitos of Mra. Ethel Blank. given by president Blackford. The WMA regular all day football team. They met last network of these overnight stops in Alto Thursday have recenUy returned from a along the freeway system, thus Mr. and Mrs. Muri Hostetler Patriotic Instructor. Thelma European trip and this get-to­ meeting will be held at the Saturday for the firat time and freeing more space In the State gether was to hear of their ad­ home of Mra. Grace Bawdy In bo showed them some playa. Park.'! far vacationers planning a accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Ar­ thur Ketchum of Mason to Pala­ ventures and to view toe pictures Clarksville, thia Thursday, with Saturday, Oct. 16, all interested prolonged stay. boys in grades 3-4-5 should meet tine, ni, Thursday where they they had taken. Another speaker whose mew- visited Mr. and Mrs. Franklin on the football field behind the Mrs. Gordon Keeney and three adult married people's Sunday school at 8:30 im. AH who have Burgrsa and family. They re­ school clam held a clam meet ­ children of Vestabun/visited at "Solute Your Flag." Maude Kurr the Heijdee home last Thursday. ing Saturday evening at Mr. and shouldlr pads and helmets banks of Holland. Fairbanks turned home Sundky. A Mr. and gave a brief talk and was re­ Mrs. Chuck Walt and family of Little Kim remained with his Mra. Hotftil Newton's home in should bring item. Hastings were Sunday visitors at minded of once giving the flag Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Townley, grandma, Mrs. Vernle Gabriel, Freeport. ★ Mr. and Mra. Dana manager of the DeZwan, thc the Richard Shoebridge home. to a Scout group and telling until Sunday. Saturday Mr. and Kauffman and two children Brenda and Mitchell were Wed­ new Dutch Windmill brought to Mrs. Ted 8 trim back and children Mra. Myrle Hendee and Miss were Bunday dinner gums of nesday evening visitors with her Holland from the Netherlands their lives should be the Bible, mother. Mra. Hlldrcd Hesterly Esther Laurell of Comstock Park Rev. Daniel Zook and wife. and grandmother, Mrs. Cllnicna and opened on the newly created tors. A Mrs. Robert Red burn and came with well-filled baskets and Windmill Island this past Bum­ Mrs. Nina Shoebridge visited Mother. enjoyed a chicken dinner with family were weekend guista at Bchalbly. Brenda remained wiUi mer. The Cliartcr was draped In Mrs. Rosa Redbum In Sunshine tier grandmothers. On Friday their sisters. A brother. Mr. and Fairbanks discussed the de­ Hospital, Grand Rapids. Bunday. memory of Libble WUey. they were Joined by Cynthia Mrs. Prank Laurell and Bud, also The kitchen commlOtee for tbs Blair. A The United Brethren velopment of new community * Mrs. Margaret Hurkess of □f Comstock Park, were after­ aid (Donna) November 4th blrtlulay dinner attractions, the extreme im ­ Church honored their new minis­ noon callers. Mrs. Prank Barry, Uie Richard Shoebridge home local, was a Friday caUer. On daughter. A Mr. and Mra Ovid ter, Rev. Speas, and his family, portance of proper publicity far Vcma Jay and Nellie Ryan. The while Mrs. Shoebridge spent such a project, and thc way in Sunday, visitors Included Mrs. Miller called at the Herman Thursday evening. A fondly night some time with her mother, Mrs. next regular meeting Vivian Barnum and Mrs. Minnie Miller's Sunday. Mr. and Mrs supper was enjoyed Huai they which the DeZwan Windmill, a Abby Nelson al Traverse City. Thursday, Oct 21. Melvin Btarbard of E. Clarksville presented them with a shower of I45O.OGO project had been brought to fulfillment. Sgt. Martin Tuttle returned Geiger, local; Mr. and Mrs. Mar- and the L. J. Mote family were Holland used a revenue bond home from the service last Mon­ was hostess Friday afternoon for and Mrs. Gordon Keeney and George Eldred were Bunday din­ the WMA of the United Brethren syMem wherein they were pledg­ day evening. He has spent two ing thc income from the wind­ years in the UB. and two years children of Vestaburg. Little Kim ner guerta of Mr. and Mrs. Don­ Church. accompanied his parents home.: ald Stahl and daughters. Mrs. Rev. Leonard Kouu and foni- mill as security to the bond­ In Germany. His wife is the for­ By Mrt. IF'. H. Chaeteman inclay dinner Rev. George Speas of Lake Odes­ Luella Staid was Sunday d____ J|F *U1 Present a special mu- holders. The project did not mer Linda Clum. A welcome sa. pastor of the Woodland UB. guest of her son. Lloyd oyd and wife slc’u Program Thursday, Oct. 31 cost the City of Holland one home party lyjielng planned for Saturday night at the Clair Church, was a Saturday caller. - lh Clarksville. at the United Brethren Church. cent. The annual autumn supper Clum home. A"Mrs. Mike Haw­ This is the regular night for thc will bo held Saturday, Oct. 16. A local lad, David Nlethamer, questions and comments were thorne and daughter. Julie, of Better come. A-Bunday guests of prayer meeting of the church. Hastings was a Sunday visitor of Mr. and MTs. Hlcteel Towsley very enlightening in this meeting Mm. Josephine were Mr. and Nlethamer, Joined seven other , her sister, Mrs. Tom Owen. A called on Mr grandmotoers, Mrs. Wils William Toohey, public boys and their leader, Roy TllkeTom Owen spent from last Sun­ Mra. Meri Dunn and children. Hlldrcd Heateriy and Mrs. Cll- relations director for Greenfield myer bt Woodland, on a trip- to The first weekend in October By Mrt. John Hook day through Friday at Houghton mena Sctebily Sunday after- Village at Dearborn. Toortry the FFA Convention at Kansas guests at the Willard Bennet .1 V45-243S notm; Tn the late afternoon Mrs brought out the fact that motf. Lake attending classes for un­ City. Mo. The boys had earned «4 HMtlnn such attractions that have an employment and workmen's comHerttrly accompanied them to their trip. Leaving here Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Irving Williams pensatlon for Local 138. UAW. morning, their first stop of real and two grandchildren of Battle the home of Mr. and Mra. Ron­ historical connotation the local Mrs. Efilc Parker spent from the Minfield Childrens Home tn interest on their itinerary was Creri^Aen) Sunday callers of 1ald Hesterly and famUy In Has- Historical Society la very helpful Tuesday until Thursday with her Aupe, Alaska. They ail attended urui often instrumental in get­ to be at St. Louis where they MT. MMra. Ed Rice. A East Ungs. , sister. Mrs. Fannie Draper, of Sunday services in the Nashville ting the project under way. He expected to visit the Jefferson BklUmj^k Extension class will I Mr. and Mra. Duane Myers , Grand Rapids. A Mr. and Mrs. Baptist Chun-h. and Sunday eve­ also xtreased the Importance of National Expansion Memorial, meet Margaret Belson.ouMuoay, ocim. a. Ira Erb of Clarksville were Bun­ ning they showed slidre taken which honors Thomas Jefferson, 19' L??on: DfC0‘ SoSte*1Mra* El«mtl0M*'th hte adequate publicity. ■ _ callers of Mrs. Effie Parker. in Alaska. Fairbanks was formerly the' day the Louisiana Purchase and the A Little Noah McGhee, infant k Sunday dinner guests of Mrs. pioneers who settled in the West. Turn stotere and their families. Sun­ firat manager of Metrojjolltan At Xpuuaa City they planned to of his patents. Sunday callers of day evening a famUy gathering Beach at Detroit, and he also Ghee, was token to Pennock Merle Dunn family, from Mar­ visit the Ralston-Purina Experi­ Mr. and Mrs. Owen Gaylor were waa enjoyed at the home of Mr. managed the vast Kensington Hospital Wednesday with tra­ shall and tlw Victor Schnnta mental Farms Station where Mr. and Mis. Henry Ford of M*1 Mix Robert Stadri. After chea bronchiUs. At this writing family, a Wednesday Mrs MU- they would be guests at a dinner, Dowling. Mr. and Mra. Marvin reutahmgnu were served Duane troit area. be is.still in an oxygen tent a dred HH1, Mrs. Josephine Cteeaethe Allis Chalmers Gleaner Fac­ Ford of Howard City. Mr. and •powed pictures of some of tho Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Patrick. man. had dinner with the latter's tory and the Truman Library at Mrs. Mlke .Mlnaudo of Kalama­ Wbeautiful piaoes they have and children were Sunday lunch­ sister. Mrs- Bernice Gray tn OllLake Odessa Retired Independence. They wlU attend zoo and Mr. and Mra. James eon guests of his parents. Mr. d. Including Canada. On toe convention and en route Tueoday Mr and Mrs. Myera and Teachers at Meeting and Mrs. James Patrick of Lake home Ulan to visit the grave of Wfl mother left for a three-day Odessa. A Mr. and Mrs. Norval Jackie Gray of Olivet. Retired teachers attending the Abraham Lincoln at Oak Ridge and Thaler and daughters and Ron ««ta tour tn Upper Michigan. Thursday Mra Eunice Barcroft Cemetery, Bpringflald. Ill. They Robert Idflar .and ffamily ted a'; -Tho following weekend Mr. and Ionia - Montcalm Chapter of Wikoxsen, Mr. and Mrs. Elwood of Irving came for her sister. Michigan Retired Teachers held Yoder and family and Mr. and expect to reach home Friday. Florence Babcock and both were fish supper gX the home ot Mr. I Mrs. Dan Postma were Sunday Guess we've never mentior and Mra. Hutert Hunt Sunday. had tjie misfortune there the fine new pole barn, silo, J 4 Monday gwtts <* MT. and vii# their car broken Into and Mrs. Arthur Dodge. Lurm evening lunch guuta of Mr. and recently erected fat ” Mis. Homer ^imoad and Har-! i hrec valuable cameras and VanTtfflln. Dione Manley. Beth Mrs. Gordon Yoder. former teacher. A Mra. Mildred Durkee farm. The~ Hill spent Saturday and Bunday Irt>,wwre Mrs Howard Bi»equipment stolen, indud- Jackson. Mra. John Shay and 'by the old J place the ones di The father of the Coast Guard with her daughters family, Che u of the pictures reak ate) a cousin, — of — their ------ law. Uceba MIS. TTiomas. IMMWMWK Mrs. Armrtrapg Palm Bunday tor) brti trip. Wilk home --------Du- 1 was appointed publicity menf- was Alexander Hamilton, the Arthur Olten'a of White Pigeon. ■dmenton, c*n-1 making his first ------ ——~ .... uc, IU, un.- Uikr niv.i first Secretary of the Treasury. One ot the largest lake trout ever slHraHa. On Thun- m Un Th™, ™ etmtn to At Uie ticgiunuiii thc service was in Pennock Hospital to Mr. and wugiil anywliere was landed at °t«tod t»<ick I Wprk on the nominating cotu- known a\the Beventm Marine Mrs. Win Cordiay of High Band. Grand Haven In 18M. It weighed It was given ite present tuuua in ” , ,N“ C, " where r maria 88 pounds. with EGA, Ujc Banner Ika/ef Adil Woodland I'sblicitioa «nd MariM tbsil Bvotek pvriud fl >a Auxuil IS. 1 IMS naclaalv* 1 Haitian. Mlchlgia PUBLICATION OBDEB. OBDEB APPOINTING TIME FOB HEARING CLAIMS. PuMlrallvn Philip H- Mllrhill. Judr. ol pro. Hrndrnholl Baildlor 10/38 Pleasant Valley PUBLICATION OBDEB. l>«Wd: Oet. IS. 1865 Philip H. Mitchel KMr.i’""1 10J W. Sial* tflrwl rUBUOATIOW OBDEB. PUBLICATION OBDEB. la U» N.lUr of: Edith M H«o 1. All»c«d Unlally 18. Flit No. 2. tOSS. ■I 10 1 ■•Immrnl vl provld«4 H .■ I Dtl.d: Oct. 6. 10«3. I0J W. Nisi* Hfront PUBLICATION PUBLICATION OBDEB. lUtlinX*. Michlsss, U al which all trail Dunham Oorlrisht ami Boddr H”ad7r»tet*‘ Brildler n<,iinscvillcbi<an llaaUns*. 10/38 Want Adi Sell Unused Itcurf. Business Directory MIMORIAL MONUMBNTS OF DISTINCTION Lownmca Brotfisra Uawd Ckartss. -PRODUCTION CREDIT ASSOCIATION 1m. 301 S. Michi<ui Av«. Hiltings < Office Hour, 4 J Mon. SWod. 1 to *»r.M. &S.HC. 945-9415 State Farm Insurance AUTO — FIU BONDS Swanson Insurance 124 S. Mkhigaa Ava. WflM Wl l-reoi—<«•. WI MTII PkM« WI S IOH—WI J.J012 OIHra WI J-4100 THE SHERWOOD FOR IMSURANCE ROBtltT W. SHIRWOOD. Mp. Nrtl t«ak rtoi. PfcMM WI s-mi All Forms of Insurance and Bonds JERRY ANDRUS H. WI J-4411 HM’I Bui Durfee �r Middleville to Host Wayland Friday Night I J- Thraa-Punch Knockout of Trash Fish - - Rolling onward with a seem-1 —----------- — -------------------------- ifriii tv ft1Wftrt 8 ft ftft ftft ft ft ftl«Yft VYft ’t 1 t v■ rl rft ftftft ft I ft ft ■» ft mwh ft 8ftW TWWWWI >giy irrtalstable force. Coach:2.“ VanEUt accumulated 158 in -H zOy White's Middleville Troians Bob Trojans ! 22 trles' i White scored the first TD go­ >111 entertain Wayland Friday . ing In from the seven after a •night in an Expressway Conler- fumble set up the situation. 'The Hostings High’s foolball team had the honor of ‘playing Middleville scoring situation ence game while Hamilton goes next i after Norm Segur intercep­ the first game on the new Lakewood Hig|j' Xftyljfjn.'Friday Jo Caledonia. Maple Valley will came । a pa*$. moving 17 yards to night, and while conditions left much to be.pf^rpd is far as ■be host to iWys Training School ted ■ one. After a penalty. White the weather was concerned, all were impressed with the excel­ * In the Kalamazoo Valley As- thc ' scored, from the six Byron Center fumbled the lent Viking plant. The lighting for thc new field is wonderful, find Hastings kickoff and Jack Campbell re­ barg-Augusta and Parchment forward to covered on the 20. On the third can can look look forward to an an improvement improvemci in its <iwh4iglitinX and loud In other games. Olivet invades play While went in from the tpeaMng,-system for next Fall. one making the count 21-0. Climax-Scotta and MarUn goes The Viking gridiron Is lighted by cused absences for pheasant Wh|te ran all three extra to Hopkins. 24 to 30 quartz-iodine type lights hunting, nor. will there be exwlth eath lamp drawing 1.500, cused absences for deer hunting . Middleville breezed over Byron points. VanElst culminated a drive In watts. The lights are on two 100- m the lower half of the Lower field swamped Maple Valley 27-0. thc second period when he scored foot poles, and two 85-foot poles. Peninsula. HHS students going from the 16 with White running The Hastings plans call for six north with their parents as part The Conservative Department's program to improve fishing Parchment and unbeaten Gul) Ute point. Jerry Page Intercepted 85 - foot poles and will cost of a planned family vacation will in "problem waters" includes a chemical knockout of trash , , ...„ 14-12 a Byron pass on his 40 and Tom $20995 be able to get an excused ablake loot a heartbreaking fish with a ooe-two-three punch. Then waters cannot be decision to unbeaten Galesburg- 1 Warner scored from the two for The Saxon Marching Band sence for five days during the easily reached pver land 4* by boat, the Department hires Augusta. , the 34 o half-time tally and' the Lakewood Band gave • deer bunting season which opens ‘ “ Rob White, who mlfted the VanElst scored the Trojans' outstanding performances, dLs-' commercial sprayip| planes to do the job. Shown in the top Central • Montcalm game the ! lhlr‘,P'r,otd1/:polfnt5L.frl^nlfthe regarding the "Michigan mist" stay out of the woods altogether? photo is one of these used recently to rain down rotenone, mk before because aT'uine^ tw0 D(IU1< IJcbour ba<* which wafted over the area most Our duck season began at sun­ a fish-killing cbeta!pal, oo headwaters of the Betsic River scored four lourhdowns and.|P*M Byron and ran instead. of the time. rise Monday. Goose shooting had Dave VanEtot two in rolling up wing over from the 24 for the Hastings and Lakewood can already been underway sinde Oct. watershed. In more accessible areas, treatment was applied the 47-13 win over Byron t en- Bulldogs. In the fourth period look forward to a long, keen 1 in the Upper anti northern from boats (bottom left) nod from shoreline "drip” stations Byron scored again on a pom. rivalry. . . . Lower Peninsulas. All through to where the ebrmicat was released and dispersed by the Middleville's final TD came with its No. 30 finish in all three reg­ The unbeaten Trojans led 21-0 1:20 left in Die game. The Armchair's selection of ions of the State, this Full’s stream's natural flow. Operations from land, water, and air at the quarter and 34-0 at inter­ Gull Lake held a 12-7 halftime resulted in thousands of dog fish (bottom right), suckers, and mission. and added TDs in the advantage but Galesburg scored winners tor last Friday's area goose season Is expected to pro­ final two periods. Byron Center in the third period Making the prep games came up with seven vide even tjetter hunting than a other trash species being killed and removed from the river scored the first points against extra points won. right, two wrong and one lie. year ago.’Last season's goose kill complex where the Department hopes to re-establish trout in Michigan was nearly 40,000, the Expressway defending cham­ A throng of 2.500 Jammed Greenville failed to score against best In more than 10 years. Bag fishing. Grass lake, a pert of the river's watershed, will be pions In the second half. the Blue Devil field al Rich­ Ionia despite rolling up on ad­ limit is five geese per day and in vantage statistically. and Grand managed foe high-quality, warm-water fishing. White, who now has 79 points, land for the game. possession, two ot the five may about half the game. Ken Mazur scored both Gales­ Ledge upset St. Johns 20-0 to be Canada geese. Dally waterfowl —-Mich. Dept, of Conservation burg TDs. one a one-yard smash become even more of a West shooting hours will be sunrise to and the other on an 11-yard pass Central title threat. Delton and sunset, except on Oct. 20. On WEDNESDAY TWILIGIITERS 1203-582, Lawrence Keeler 213play from Bill Maskill. Ken Ken­ Parchment, both seeking their that day. the opener of the small Carol Slnke rolled 170-446. Bev 57Q. Harry McCullom 529. Paul drick hit Chip Ferguson on a firat victories of the season, iI game season, all hunters must DeWitt 392 and Shirley CMtelein Woodman 203-518 and Paul Cas40-yard pass play for one Gull fought to a 6-6 tie. hold their fire until 10 am. 381. Della Gorodenskt posted a Lake tally and Carl Hamden This week we are going with: throughout the Lower Peninsula. 164 game and Nancy Wlbalda raced 88 yards for the other Blue Hastings over Ionia. 157. Pepsi had a 766-2186 high BANTAM LEAGUE Devil score. Greenville over Charlotte. team game and series. Lescia No. Neither Parchment nor Delton Lakewood over Grand Ledge. (Under 12) has turned tn a victory this sea­ St Johns over Alma Standings: Burns Refrigera­ 748-2135. son. and battled to the 6-6 Ue al Middleville over Wayland. tion, Dale's. George's Cltgo and Parchment Delton scored In the Caledonia over Hamilton. Team No. 15 have 6 points. East second period on a four - y'ard COMMERCIAL MAJORS Side Lumber and Haan's Stand­ smash by Jamie Poyer. Parch­ Tra In­ Standings: Larke Buick 18. ard 5. Kaechele's 4. American ment matched It wlU> Steve De­ Ing. ’ Miller Jewelers and Sports Bar Legion Auxiliary, Superette, Auto Loach's 10-yard run with a Del­ IS, Montgomery Ward, Har­ Tag and Patten 3. Lawrence Gas Gull Lake over Delton. ton fumble in the last period. wood's IGA and Piston Rings 14. 2 and the rest nothing. Galesburg-Augusta over Com­ Maple Valley played PennBob Terry posted 135-259. Culligan's 13, Roush Tailors 12*8. SUNDAY MIXED DOUBLES For as lield even in the first period, stock. High series and scores: Un City Food 10. Aluminum Prod­ Spencer Goodyear 131-252, Jerry Low as | but then the visitors scored Outdoor Trail — Our small ucts and Auto Tag Inn 9 and Whltdey 133-250, Kip Rose 134­ game season opens on Wednes­ Snyder 193-545. BUI Bums 525-. Tyden 14. 244, Jen Kennlston 132-238, Ron 191. Benny Brown 183-506, Gent day, Oct. 20, and while many will Wyant 194-474, John KaslfisV BUI Hackney fired a 242-572 Wyngarden 124-236, Jack Miller be able to catch the firat day's 202-479, Ran Pcllow 173-482." AR C0M| IN AND for solo honors and Jack Sheler's 116 - 230. Mark Haines 117 - 227, hunt, Hastings High students Doug Ralgler 120-226, Bob Jerow ASK ABOUT IT! will have to be happy with after Lan Hlnrlciuen 161-456, Joan Ka145 - 221, Art Merrill 112-221, Belding High upset Lakeview school r.hootlng. Assistant Prln- sinsky 137. Phyllis Brown 150, Wesley Friend 166-450. Jack Darr 202-582, Bill St. Lawrence Sheila Hilliker 109-212, Mike 25-7 Friday, one of four TriRowley 128-211, Craig Martin Crontnger 169-451, Peg Croninger SEE 206-557, Dave Irwin 658, Emmeth Rlver teams lo past non-league 112-206 and Steve Moore had a 165. Evelyn Pellow 169. Nancy Beseth 204-550, Merl Camptriumphs. Cedar Springs topped Hr game. 525, Rod Newton 210-654. Wayland, 22-13: Rockford downed well, 26-0, and Vicksburg defeat- Slocum 152 and Al Taylor 166. Kenowa Hills, 7-0. and Comstock John Kaslnsky 558. Bruce Terry MONDAY BOWLERETTE8 COMMERCIAL MINORS Park defeated South Christian. have 4-0 season records. 211-552. Paul Edwards 539, Dick Cllmax-Scotts scored twice in | Standings: Motor Aires and Aspinall 537, Robert Miller 535, Standings: Parker's ‘Tavern Lowell lost to Forest Hills, 18- Che fourth quarter to earn a’$Q- Walldorn*! 15. Gardner's and Stu Howes 201-521. Harold Bet' 15, Hastings Aluminum Products “Side of Strand Thsqtrp", J2. and SpaAa lost to Northview. 14 win over Bellevue to keep first Penney's' ll. Burns Refrigera­ art 200-538, Dan Allerding S91. 15. Smith Bros. 14, ViJ Mobil place tn the, five-team Pioneer tion and Mahler's 114, Dura- Galen Daniels 212-563, Tom Gil- and 13-0. ___ ________________ Al's ft Dot’s 13._________ Chenoweth __ dean, Rockhill & Banghart and Jiland 201-569. Irwin Harwood Machine 12, Viking Corp 11, Fat219 Wut State St. South Haven blanked Plaln- Conference. \ Color Center 10, Hastings Radio & TV. Gilmore's and Hastings Milling 9. Cuyler's Trucking. Hastings Floor Covering and V<kJ Mobil 8. Action Flex 7, Cop­ per" Lantern 5 and Arcade Beauty r Armchair Athlete V. HUNTERS INSURANCE $100 HssUngi Bawling HASTINGS INSURANCE AGENCY Thank You for Helping to Make our 20th Anniversary Open House A Huge Success . Wa wart very pleased to have so many of otir friends and customers drop in and see us during our Anniversary Celebration. We were happy that so many of you were interested in our factory demonstrations of the many items which we carry to help you with oH of your building and upkeep prob­ lems. Tho many manufacturers representatives that participated were also pleased and wish to convey their thanks. . DOOR PRIZE WINNERS TOWEL BARS—Won by C. L. Wilson, 404 Colfax. Harting.. ROLLER SKATES—Won by Wayne Remington, Rt. 1, Freeport. FURNITURE REFINISHING KIT —Won by Vern Allerding. Jr„ Rt. 2, Hastings. ■ DEXTER SCREEN & COMBINATION DOOR KIT —Won by George Hum­ phrey, 108 $. East St., Freeport. STAPLE GUN—Won by Francis Coleman. 1124 N. Michigan Ave., Hostings. WOOD TABLE TOP. LEGS & SERVING TRAYS—Woo by Lawrence Foote, 603 E. Bond, Hastings. 4 GALLONS OF WALLHIDE LATEX WALL PAINT —Won by Edgar F. Backe, Rt. 3, Hastings. WALL MURAL—Won by Richard Huckendubler. Nashyille. 3 SQUARES OF SEAL DOWN SHINGLES—Won by Gerald Skedgell, 212 W. South, HasNKgs. 20 SAC ZONOLITE ATTIC FILL—Won by Lep J. Oliver, Freeport. SELF-STORING STORM DOOR—Won by Leongri Kane. Rt. 2. Nashville. 3 CARTONS FLOOR TILE IN CHOICE OF COLOR—witby Peggy Johannes, Rt. 2. Middleville. ‘ ’ - 192 SQ. FT. OF WHITE VINYL CEILING TILE —Won by George Smith, - Rt. 2, Hostings. ANDERSEN KITCHEN CASEMENT WINDOW —Won by Mrs. Glendon CurtiV Woodland. ^^LUMBERtCO AEEIED BUILDING CENTER Good series: Sally VonDubw 181-632, Faye Allen 177-496. Fran Owens 175-492, Winifred Yarger 162 - 466, Katy Colvin 180-471. Betty Howes 164 - 468. ■ Bhlxley 'Bowman 196-468, Shirley Van­ Denburg 186-4B8*. .'Anna McDon­ ald 160-466. Nancy Taylor 176­ 1476, Barb Klersey 186-473, Gerry Newton 163-453, Evelyn Donovan ! 164-453. Ruth Miller 187-441, Gladys Edward* 172-447, Joyce BkedgeU 171-440, Mary Miller 175-431 and Ellen Davis -KB-433. Good games: Wanda Malcolm 178, Joan WhlUnyer 175; Lois Roblyer 177, Sharon Vickery WI. Sandy Clinton 167, Pat Conly 166 and Madeline Everett 163. Bernice Smith of Color Cen­ ter picked up the 4-6-7 spilt: Barb Klersey. also of Color Cen­ ter. the 6-7 split, and Anamae Barnum ot Hastings Milling the 3-5-10 split. AJBC SENIOR DIVISION Standings: Gardner's 8. Shell Service and St Martin 6. Ameri­ can Legion 3. UAW 1 and Team 5 has nothing. Tom Hasel posted 221-596, Wes VanDenburg 193 - 506, Curtiss Baum and Don Roth each 161­ 439. Charlie Jordan 156-420. Ed Sanborn 148-406. Lynda Newton 131-393 and Jim Spencer 143-382 Gary Spencer rolled a 150 game. Sandy Gaskill 164. Steve Sanborn 136 and Tom Kenfield 133. Lynda Newton had a 131 triplicate. JUNIOR DIVISION Standings: Coleman Insurance 7. Moose 6. Piston Ring 5 and Nortbslde Grocery, Sanitary Serv­ ice and Aluminum Products 2 each. Wes VanDenburg led with 194­ 532. Dianne Dunn 191-459. Rod Newton 179-427, Adam Beduhn 138-371, Ron Wyngarden 140-330. Dave Hathaway 138-374. Elmer Smith 136-364 and Chuck Sunthelmer 117-341. ' WED. AFTERNOON LEAGUE Standings: Stanton's Real Es­ tate M/Shlrkey's IGA 14. Has­ tings Motor Sale? 13. Bob's Blke: 11H, Miller Plumbing and Hos­ tings Cleaners H. Vita Boy 10. Maker's Market 9. East Side Lumber IH. Barry Ready Mix and Ne-Hl 8 and Ockerman's Service 3 Barb Klersey rolled 199-520, Doris Stanton 167-472, Shirley Vandenburg 189-510. Alice Fred­ erickson 166-474, Sue St Martin 166-481. Alma CcvUle 167-474. Bonnie Wyant 165-467. Janet 1 Peurach 167-453, Metha Gray 164-447 and Betty Howes 177-464. Florence Weyerman 184-440. LoU Kenyon 152. Ella Higdon' 151. Ltada Lowry 164. Betty Min­ er 164, Mary Ann Kauffman 160, | Della Gordenski 155. Mary Bur-1 dick 174, Marion Eye 160 and I Louise Bahs 179.. . . lAf D A |J vv D V n 'Y', Youth Council La ke wood- Fr««h m«n Boards to Meet Defeat Hastings Hfttlhg paydirt early Ih tt* WMV*-**^ ---.-W----- ------nounced that the YMCA and first half, tha Viking Freshman Youth Council boards are to football team edged out Has­ meet next Monday and Tueaday. tings for a 13-6 win last week on a wet Sunfield gridiron. In the first period. Mike Altoff intercepted a Hastings pass and ganiia lions. scampered more than 50 yards Thc YMCA board, with Du- to score. The try for the extra ward Cain presiding. Is to meet point wm no good. Jerry Curtis Monday at 7:30 pm. at Che City sprinted 40 yards for six more points in the second period. Bank. The Saxons received their only The Youth Council board, with Robert CorL-xm m cixtlnnan, score in the third quarter. Lakewood Frosh go th Grand jneota at 7:30 pm. Tuesday at Ledge this Thursday to take oh the City HaU. the Cotnata at 7 pm. To See Lions-Packers Ploy to 19-19 Tie Sheriff and Mrs. Merl H. Ionia and Greenville Junior Campbell are scheduled Co Join the Middleville Rotarians for a Varsity played to’ a 19-19 Ue trip to Detroit Sunday to see the Thursday al Greenville. Green­ ville's Frosh won their third in Llons-Green Bay Packer game. PUNT, PASS SATURDAY Weather forced poslponePass and Kick competition llengesbach Ford Agsncy on­ competition will start at • south of Hastings High School under the supervision of Coach Robert Cartson. Boys from 8 through 13 have regis- ten Monument, Montgomery Wards and Dale's Bake Shop 10. Deputies. Latke's Cltgo and Con­ sumers Power 9. Bender Gravel 8. Tinkler's Service 7. The Ban­ ner 6. Hastings Electric 5 and Southend Food 4. Kay Moore led the league with 204-552, Dave Kruko rolled 186­ 526. Bill Kruko 174-509, Carl Aspinall 212-539, Denny Fredrick­ son 198-526, Paul Woodman 189­ 512, Emmeth Engeseth 199 - 547, Gordon Trick 200-501, Jim Wesiock 192-511, P. Curtiss 204-552, Ray Jenkins 201-535. Pete Kru­ ger 178-502, Roy Wilcox 212-536 and Gordon Howe 186-529. Every Inch a rugged John Deere You get a full measure of John Deere performance and conve­ nience in the 8 h.p. "HO* Imam and Garden Tractor. Independent ground-speed con­ trol. Doublo-aafe eloctnc start­ er. Double-action brakes. At­ tachments for mowing, clearing snow, gardening, spraying .... TUESDAY MIXED LEAGUE Standinn: Thamapple Skating Rink 19, River Bend Golf 15. Andrus Insurance 14. Highlands Dairy and Kaechele's 12, Ken's ft Bobs Gulf. Johnson's Furniture and Poll's Construction 8 each. Jeri Cheney rolled 203-565, Verdle Sinclair 152-406. Wait Sinclair 172-433, Ruth Rice 100- JOHN DLERE LAWN fr GARDEN TRACTOR McCullum 184-491. Jim Rhoades 194-466, Jim Tolan 172-473, Bob Tooaava 176-494, Dick Wilcox 188-511, Joan Hewitt 151-384, Roy Hewitt 183-512 and Junior Russell 189-487. Goodyear TUESDAY TWISTERS Standings: Pleasant Point Mo­ tel 1T. Barn Market 16. Powder BROS. Implements cal Finance 11 and Beadle Insur- Doris Greenfield led the league tills week with 161-449, Shirley Allen posted 151-445, Mary Park­ er 156-404 and Pat Lambert 157- Ph. WI 5-5052 124 N. JtHarwn Brings You eaatdaii FOOTBALL Every Saturday Afternoon! LIVE BROADCASTS Keep 1 of MICHIGAN Your Dial and MICHIGAN STATE GAMES— 1220 THIS WEEK AA. S. U HASTINGS vs BARRY; COUNTY Ohio State RADIO Broadcast Tima: 1:15 p.m. Liitan to tho Re-Broadcast of all Hastings High School Games PLUS THE AREA SCORES SAXONS A GO GO! AND HIGHLIGHTS ot 10:05 SATURDAY MORNINGS �Sister Kenny Foundation Gets Michigan Name Hastings Banner beth Kenny when it , ---------------------------- ,---- . corporatscl tn Michigan In 1MB. I; Mack Detroll. E. J. BollMim Kenny was an Australian Inn ha* 'been axettiUva vice nuraa who developed a weli-ac- prudent Um 1ML Thursdnv Oefnher. ,.PasM 1 *— — cepted treatment to prevent In the Upper Peninsula. the> Thursday, October, 14. 1 1965 crippling after-effect* of polio- Kenny Foundation participates . myelitis. 'in.a Michigan United Fund proThe corporation organized in J1*™ to broaden community RpniWT Gerald Mahler her name provided trotment h*»th aulrtanee. The program lUTba DCIUlCl proved. by the members of the Enrolls at Taylor complete rehabilitation *er- £ opa-ated from MUP Combined Retired School Promote State rromore jrare ronce Bister EUrabeth Elizabeth Kenny PoundaPound*- and wio . .con>P«« . . ...___ Haalth an w£ _CP,. X. *. •n»ra.Police ..'.onu K “u'nii" Gerald R. Mahler of HasUno _Cpl. Albert A. Thorne of Joni* Employees to Meet Iwu been enrolled as a freshman ■h“d lKan ll«habllltaUon Foundation J Since the ilUaippoiranCT of rrc:lon u Robert Vanderburg. . at Taylor University. Upland. Here on Saturday land transferred to Manlstee.Tpr.• waniA-i 9 oollo. rehabilitation center* op-, —"* . ~ *1 1 ■ Ind., for the academic r.wr»n/.» P Millar nt lha ufatv “* wanieu * name Wnlcn PSHUJ, I Public School Employ- ~ Preaident of the University »Retired „ "«OU« Forum '.uu“ui » SS> TSi,i"r A "nriques rorum || Rmm, .mw.Uk c«u. i year. Dr. Milo A. Hediger has anorganisation, serving all of I work of rehabilitating the dl»-1 Dr. and Mr*, John Walton are I B_B*nner. 70. R3 Ritchie, ium been accepted Into uounced. V’R ,a*tu5xl*y- OH- W. wllh » porai transferred to lonl* nt 10 ’30 pan. Friday. 12:30 luncheon and an Interest«*«««i™ mj Michigan with a total rahablilrM‘ftr‘,1NW 01 ,he “““ of atUthding the Midwest Antiques, died ' *“ Oct. ' B. He 1* married to Marcia t Mill- the Advanced Air Port? ROTC 1 at Pennock Hospital. were held program al Michigan State Uni­ ing prognun by tho Arthur Lath- -----------•------------disability. Other Kenny services forum ai Henry Ford Museum at the Leonard-Osgood Funeral ci, Huuim Mr*. John Hoae accompanied j tatlon nrorram" ..id j p children. Gretchen. Brock and verslty. East Lansing. tops. Thia la thc final meeting <h™«hOU> lb. BU<. •[>" ViUM.. Tb. t • . thnne for the forum whk~h Home at 3 30 pan. Monday. r- Mr. and Mr*. Elwyn Courtney nenaupnrr, president. nbjuub, w Thc Rev. Ruwell Houseman rnngementa are Mra. Lois Howr-­ sv to Wayland on. vuvumj Sunday ..»V, where] The Foundation, an agency of ««u“Uon. training and researen openfd 8undajr all() conUnuw officiated and burial wa* in Friday, u “Living With ers, Mrs.. Irene Dlckcraon. and they visited Mr. and Mra. An- the Michigan United Fund and ln ,hr ,u?l'1 o! rehabilitation. j Riverside Cemetery. Mra. Lillian Lelnaar. 'drewHasUdt the United Foundation, was The Foundation i* direclr* " L'pwi completion of '.lie final dent* who be cm, an Intensive orientation program Sunday. Sept 5 "New Student Week" ac- and attainment of hi* degree.. ■ 11vitics included a scries of apti­ Cadet Ritchie will receive a com| She wa,- bom in ManUtee on tude. Interest and personality rhimton as a rrcond lieutenant June 14. 1895. the daughter of’ tee;*, Informal soda) hour*, visit* and serve on active duty in tho Mr. and Mr*. Joseph Both. She in faculty homes, and individual Cadet Ritchie har. been awardmoved to Hastings with her par- councclllng sessions with advtsid an Air Force ROTC Financial 1 en'-S and attended Hasting* High Taylor began her 130th year of Assistance Program scholar*hip | School. for his Junior and senior year* I She married Floyd Benner of Christian higher education on aLJJlchigan State. The scholar/Hartings on Sept. 30, 1912. They Sept 10. when classes opened ohip provides, tuition, fee*, book* j fanned in Woodlapd and Irving with a record enrollment of 1.­ and a <50 monthly sutaJstenca [ Townahi pa before moving to 009 student*. allowunce • their proent farm home on | Center Road 24 years ago. Hastings EUB Th- Ed Baldwin*, the Jim W11-' Mr*. Benner operated a nunChurch Rallv Day planning to atu nd thc U. of M. The Evangelical United Breth- game on Saturday. 1 wa* a former employee of the International Seal and Lock its annual Rally Day services for r T .. - . .. former SundW. Oct 24 Sunday school JtM 1^171010, C.L.U al 9:55 and worship at 11 a.m. ' tension Club. In n recent Sunday school Mri Benner Is survived by her hurtinnrf a son Robert of t’Tiun for th*' ^7 was "‘loP*™*Lake Odem: a daughter. Mra. A11 uni1"r the direction Loy <Marguertte> Smith of R3 of lhclr teacher* have Hasting*: alx grandchildren. »!«>** attendance g«U for nine grot grandchild:m. her thi. day and are urging 100 p/rmoU» oBCbtaS. Mra David SS adnd iMaryi a Mteyr. <*nt A Attendance of all members. Mike Ritchie Receives ROTC MSU Scholarship Dies Friday; Rites Monday Give to the Red Cross the United Way Ra^d.”^ . . j °l °r,n<\^yte^^re^i illf^ i*2 . Two buro are now being oper- I List Lezal Secretary a ted by the church. If trans- , Mra. Wayne Newton, secretary ' portoUon b needed, call WI 5- ' to Atty. David Dimmers, h as j 3397 or WI 5-4995. been listed in "World Who's ------------ •------------Who of Commerce At Industry" | Mra. Hasel Hunt is visiting ■ New York Lite Phone .Vermontville 259-7298 Wranen. HeJiqll PtUiA POHHY! ASPIRIN None finer. PANOVITE VITAMINS With Minerals FUNGI-REX DICALCIUM PHOSPHATE FOIYMUISION Childrens Liquid Multi Vn.immi PEROXIDE »l>e Greaseins 100's Reg. 4.95 100 1 eg 49. Rep.98c 2 h, 4.96 2,0,3.90 2,o,l,40 2 99' 2 50' . KLINZO Antiseptic 3 MrotMi jj Spicyllaw. " Net R»f 71c MONACET APC TABLETS For pain relief. Airttscptac MwUnml Wake up taste 100*1 leg. Lil oz. tub*. U1.20 2fa,80' ^sTRUBBrnTMCOHOUiuir STATIONERY 53c SUPPOSITORIES siyttin. Rtuii. in2 for .54 2.19 CHEWABLE VITAMINS 2 for 2.70 SHAMPOOS Silque Cretin lai* | Dindrult irnrraid 119 FEVER THERMOMETERS Mutt. .M My2 for 1.70 2 b..., 2.01 and let one gift work many wonders RUBBER GIOVES When disaster strikes, when there is need for swift, compassion­ ate assistance, the Red Cross is there. Your gift may help your neighbor-or your own family-at the moment of greatest need. Reg.89c 2- 90' J speed Wetproef Ul approved 2,.,5.96 Let This Convenient Table Be Your Guide in Determining How Much lo Give: $1.20 If Your Monthly Salary Is 2 Minutes A Dey Means A Pledge of Directors of the Hastings Community Fund. $250.00 $1.00 Me. Only YOU can determine just what your Fair Share contribution to help Only YOU'can decide your individual fair share of the $53,380^0 minimum $.20 wttli ONLY YOU CAN DECIDE! goal for 1966 as established by the Budget Committee and Wk Board of 69c DEODORANTS BO-BALL sr COOL HUE CREAM,.K* 1 at2 for .70 1.00 CAROICAN LIPSTICKS .m.s --------- 2 for 1 JI 79c IA20R BLADES ttslaiass Slid Ml. t«n, Pack ai 5 2 for .80 i.4s pack «r la______ _______ 2 for 1.46 77c VITAMIN €$»«* . w.2 for .78 215 VITAMIN B-110 m(. 100's------------------------- 2 fOf 2-26 5JI VITAMIN B-12 Cra«ntr»tyW«|.. 100's------- 2 for 528 One Gift Works Many Wonders/GIVE THE UNITED WAY 2 Minutes A Day Meant A Pledge of Me HAND LOTION c./. ho-s. • n. ar.------------ 2 for .99 1.75 DUSTING POWDER m UnMer. 5 ar. 2 fOf 1.71 259 VITAMIN B-COMPLUwsk^-_____ h------>fw2.W SSc LORIE BUBBLE BATH «l 20 pacts 2 for .66 69c AFTER SHAVE LirtM«r or IM1 Sksw, S n. or. 2 for .70 3 M KOT WATTR BOTTLE K»ti<«k--------------------- 2 for 3.99 25c ENVELOPES PUia, AlnesK, Ostur* Mlrtsi---------- 2 (Of 28 . 55c REX FILM suck * w*M». IM. UT. 410-------L 2 rolls SURPRISE - * WI5TCLOX Ekdrie WALL CLOCK ij-.-j -Vi Modern Sift SUNBEAM Ekctric SUNBEAM Cordless Electric TOOTH MUSH [J| |fl W.»h6 ।' J blushes. 7*99 \tf?u.,14.67 <15;; uoiet <>77 1.50 .25 week .300,00 1.20 Mo. 1.80 .30 week support the eleven United Community Fund Agencies should be. 350.00 1.40 Mo. .35 week To assist you in making your personal decision your Hastings Community 400.00 1.60 Mo. •PLASTIC HOUSEWARES trn* w ImMq tatk.t.------------ path J7 2.40 .40 week Fund suggests this Fair Share guideline: 450.00 1.80 Me. BARBIE K Fiikka Oasts Dell, j UMnkio* -in----- ------------ 337 2.70 .45 week 3.00 .50 week 500.00 2.00 Mo. JUST TWO MINUTES A DAY 600.00 2.40 Mo. 3.30 .55 week Remember, through our Hastings Community Fund we give just once—but 700.00 2.80 Ma. 3.60 .60 week each of us must give his Fair Share. 800.00 3.20 Mo. The Hastings Manufacturing Company Hastings City Bank SHAVE CREAM Shue Regular or aerotol BY Hastings Aluminum Products, Inc The Hastings Corporation 11.66 INSTA-FLASH CAMERA Imlrat laid radii** KITCHEN TOOL SIT 7-pisce. With w,ll,KluW 2, 99‘ TOOTH BRUSHES Klenio Nylon ki.stli 2,.,50' BUYS 2.10 THIS MESSAGE SPONSORED 2,„,99‘ Re.aii IM. BOX CHRIHMAI CARDS*,wl«42 for 1.01 HEAT PAD If Your Hourly • P.y It 39c SACCHARIN Hull. ioo-H p. Uklsts-----------L. 2 for .40 Daeoratar PILLOWS square. Coton >9‘ Brit* 5*1 ------------------ 8.89 FLASH BULBS *«>. C«aput« If**. H,m, tt in------1.00 to 135 CHRISTMAS Till LIGHTS 74i<M (C-H4) latsar-------- MANY MORE ITEMS ON SALE A Retular, sHpJk\ RijuUr, A Casual. Hard to ’ Hold. 14w aerosol. 3focL99 HURRY IN! �Past Resident Y THE FRIENDLY. L FOLKS Of Prairieville* Buried Saturday Fpncral sarvteee for Mra Harry (Celt* I Owens, 83, of Portage and a farmer Prairieville area resident who died at 5:20 pan. Wednesday, Oct 6. at Borgem Hospital, Were held at 1 pm. Saturday at the Leonard-Oogood Funeral Home Burial was in the DOUBLE Top Value STAMPS Every WEDNESDAY! death, but had been In declin­ ing health for several years. She had lived with her daughter at 6C34 Marlow Street at Portage for the pail diand one-half years. For It yearn she had lived in the U.S. CHOICE Wort Virginia 99< Wort Virginia Canned Han 5 n> West Va. Smoked FORK CHOFS KROGER This Week at Kroger polw; tier daughter; seven grand­ children; 16 great grandchildren, and one great great grandchild. Two sone preceded tier in dculh, David in 1663 and Cecil in 1967. Coeds wife, Mra. Margaret John­ son, resides at 505 Congntus SLICED BACON FRESH WHOLE EXCLUSIVE tehderay She wo bom Oct. 12, 1881, In Eaton Oounty, thc daughter of David and Abtoy (Dies) Bur km. She married Earl Johnson in April of 1905. He diml in Novcm- ib 99/ Counlry Club 2*. 99/ FRANKS “loam « Paschke's i> Ring Bologu Stoneware 59c Paschke's Luck Meat! a Personal Mention 59< U.S. Choice Teodor ay Booeleis Kmus City Steaks ik’1.19 Last Week! CARLOAD SALE! Kroger Peach, Apricot or In the fansing vicinity Bunday attending the 50th wedding anluvtrmry of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Meister, and. thc 25th of Mr. and Mra. Chester Boughton. Sunday visitors at thc Howe *■• Strawberry Preserves •* US Choic, Tender./ Rib or Bollen Rolled Horrud’s PORK CHOPS Boneless I Pot Roast »■ .>,*,59/ SMOKY-LINKS Cenler Cut Rib ’ Rusty Licks 10-oz. wt. pkg 59k cres Shore Frozen FISH STICKS 3»—' Aa-’l Kroger Tea Bags pkg. ol 48 or LIQUID SWEETHER Kroger fresh vouoie orcauoo or __ 3-LEGGED FRYERS * 35/ Kroger Non Fat DRY MILK * p>» Kroger Virginia Peanuts 7-oz. wi. can or family, Mr. and Mra. Floyd Main Jr., of Ft. Lauderdale, Fla. Mr. and Mm. Earle Forthman and daughter, Nancy, of New York were Ln Mailings last Wed- Eckrich Silver Platter KED PICNICS PEANUT BUTTER^ Country Club Chili Con Camo or KROGER CORNED BEEF HASH »»« SALTINES Clover Valley-1 lb 2-oz. jars APPLE-GRAPE JELLY Avondale Halves or SLICED PEACHES *\s«. Kroger Pineapple- Grapefruit Drink or TOMATO JUICE -<. Country Club 4—- Kroger Sliced Choose 8oz. wt pkgs. or rarda. The McIntyres have been living near Augusta and Are moving Into a new home in Auguata. Mra. J. M. Jaynes and Nancy left on Wednesday to spend thc real of thc week in the Petoskey urra. like Richard Mudd family. gaUaa LUNCH MEAT CAKE MIXES^^ptga 12-w- SPINACH ’ FRUIT COCKTAIL nt Wf Off Label Fro,.. CkdiRoww. lima., Crwn BROCCOLI SPEARS or HILLS BROS COFFEE ah EMBASSY KROGER SALAD DRESSING Kroger Cui Wax Beans 1-lb. cans or SLICED PEACHES*-— Angel Food Kroger Frozen GRAPE JUICE Avondale Kidney Beans 1-lb. 5-oz. cons or KROGER PEAS^— Kroger Frozen Corn, Pees, French Frias Of PEAS & CARROTS CijarloCU on Saturday, and on Sunday attended the church acrvkxw at Barryville after which they apent the remainder of the day with their son and family. H«rt Kroger Frozen Country Club Frozen GRAPE JUICE POT PIES •- . Kroger Whole Kernel or Cream Style Cora ”> 1-lb. Kroger Catsup 14-oz. wt. Ms., Pees 8-oz. wt. cam or Esck FRUIT COCKTAIL**—*— Kroger Spinach 15-oz. wt can or X — APPLESAUCE PLUMP TOKAY WALNUTS or PECANS'>> 99< Kroger Kraut t-lb. can or EVAPORATED MILK wi — GRAPES Avondale Peas 1-lb 1-oz. cans or CUT GREEK BEANS * - Macintosh or Jonathan APPLES 4«bn39/ Idaho Russel POTATOES IQib b., Last Week! A GOOD MAN TO KNOW Whether it s ar. emergency or fiist to pass the time of day. get to know our friendly Re«Jlt Brarmacist. You can roly on Mrt. to rm your next prescrip­ tion promptly from our com plcte Imo bf pharmaceuticals. Spice Trade-in Offer Kroger v/tll ■ MA • Per Gon,ainer for e«ch con ol - pay you old spices (any brand) $2.« when traded in'dn an equal number of fresh Kroger Spicai Jacob's PRESCRIPTION PHARMACY IMtaUwt. St. WI 5-2466 Hmm Hastings 50 STAMPS sse of a Terdway RUMP ROAST 50 lOOsTAMPS She purchase et * whole or JteH WEST VIRGINIA STAMPS o purchase of a whcli or hall | rhe purchase ol a Kroger Baked Weft Virginia . Cinnamon Chunky imi-Bonolois Hamj Redeem e> Kroga. thru 3, ° Red and White . Grapefruit 5 & S9c FULL Coffee Cake Redeem at Kroger thru October 18. 1965 4 o 12 or more purchase ol FRESH FRUITS A VEGETABLES SALAD DRESSING LimI Redeem al Kroger thru Saturday. October 16. 1965 -tn Hr 29/ I with (> S er oor* purchan (•Idudinf beer, wino or lobecce) ° MM. ? Kroger fee • Saturday. October 16. 1965 ANTI-nilZI ’1.29 �Thuradsy, October 14. INS Rev. Ron Houk Tire Hastings banner—i Speaks at Delton Methodist Church The Rev. Ronald Houk trf Muskegon, wlw began ills minis­ terial career serving tlw Prairie­ THE CHURCH OF JESUS ■ DELTON GRACE LUTHERAN CHURCH ! ZION LUTHERAN CHURCH ville Methodist Church in 1954. HASTINGS METHODIST CHURCH CHRIST OF LATTER ASSEMBLY OF GOD CHURCH Volte Rood at Woodland 8. Jefferson Ar Walnut Sta. Mareius E. Taber. Minister DAY SAINTS day Christian Witness Mission 103 E. Woodland Avenue Rev. Einar Unseth. Pastor M-43 at Podunk Lake । Church Study, Sunday, 9:45 Rev. M. F. Goble, Pastor “Your Friendly. Christ - centered to be held in the Delton Metho­ Divine worship, 10:45 sm. Sunday school. 10:30 am. 9:45 am. Bunday school. dist Church. Friday through Sunday school. 9:30 am. Missionaries, phone 945-9253. Wonhlp. Sunday. 11 am. 11 sun. Morning worship. Sunday, Oct 15 to 17. Sunday school, 10 am. Youth Fellowships, Sunday. 6 Worship service. 11 am This Every Sunday— BALTIMORE U. B. CHURCH 7 pm. Evangelistic service. Geing laymen's Sunday, the aer- pm. ■■Tlila Is the Life,' pm. the three evenings with Prayer Group, Tuesday, 9:30 7 p.m. Wednesday nwvlcc. WKZO-TV. 9:30 am.; «...---------------------- ---------------------- — special music ns another feature. 10 a.m. Sunday school. WOOD-TV. 10:30 am.: over, laymen. Elywn and Larry RafOtT Mr. Houk will al.n preach at Chancel Choir rehearsal, 11 am. Morning worahlp. TRINITY GOSPEL CHURCH the regular Sunday morning pm, Thursday. 7 p.m. Christian Endeavor. 1118 Jordan Lake Street Fetterman will preach the mer­ Evening wrvico following. Lake Odessa IP-A. campgrounds 4 pm. man. , Wed.. 7 pm. prayer meeting. ORANGEV1LLE Phone DR 4-8277 Tuesday, 8 pm. Church CounMethodist emphaita on “One Friday night chuich affairs BAPTIST CHURCH Rev. Jerry Boomer. Pastor LT HASTINGS CHURCH—The popular Overholt Family are to Whalan tn One World." Mem­ committer. Sunday school, 10 am. Wednesday. 4 ptn., cherub and W. Glen Campbell. Pastor 1 » al the Hastings United Brethren in Christ Church, E. Colfax bers, friends and the public are Worship service, 11 am. 2 Mlles Souto of Gun Lake Junior choir. ...... .. . ana ?«. oonwooa, vc». is-ta lor on p.m. <ervim ana on aunaay. Young People's service, 7 pm. pm. Senior 9:45 am. Sunday school. Wednesday, CEDAR CREEK BIBLE ( HURCH. o( l 24 Bl 3 p m lhe Kev Doriene Speas. pastor, has announced. HASTINGS EVANGELICAL The Rev. Houk Is now associate Evening service. 8 pm. 11 am. Morning worship. choir. — j 8. miles souto ---- *k I Evangelist E. K. Lund, artist and maglrian, will present a scenic Campground. Rd.. UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH, 1 pastor of the Central MeUuxiist. Bible Study Wed. 7:30 pm. 1 Junior Catec)dam. Saturday. 9 7 pm. Evening worship. of Hastings Prayer srevice, 6 pm. - Church In Muskegon, the. pool Wednesday. 7:30 Jim. Bible' delight youngsters. Ray Overholt, author of Hen Thousand Pastor. Donald Tack H. J. Buwoida, Minister to which he was appointed in Senior Catechism, Saturday, 10 study and prayer service. I Sunday school, 10 ; Angela” and “God's Choir." with his wife. Millie, and son, Ron. Phonta WI 5-4995 or WI 5-3397 1964 upon completion of his work HASTINGS I Worship. 11 am. and Mrs. Theo OH rill sing stirring songs at Office hours Tuesday through GRACE BRETHREN CHURCH Adult Instruction Class begins i BOWENS MILLS CHAPEL Youth meeting, 6:15 pm. Cor. of Jefferson and E. Center preaching at Narthweatern Uni­ Henry Evangelist Thursday, Oc{ H. Tiie chief doc“ *— VanTU, --------planned for 3 p.m. on Sunday. Evening service. 7:30 pm. other lime by appointment Rev. Russell Sarver, Pastor versity. 10 am. Morning service. Wednesday prayer meeting and Sunday school. 10 am. Sunday Schedule 11:15 am. Sunday school, He had received his bachelor . THE GALILEAN taught and believed by Lutherans j Bible study. 7:30 pm. Subject for Sunday Worship hour. 11 am. BAPTIST CHURCH of divinity degree from Asbury Will be studied. The firat irasou l&sooni. There are classes for all. Sunday evening service, 7 pm. West, Supt. There are claases is "We Believe In God." " This What was the meaning of Former Freeport High School Theological Seminary. In 1963. This'j A cordial welcome to all. i WOODLAND The Bible, the whole Bible and । for all. ..Jesus' suffering and sacrifice? Sunday school, 10 am. | class Is Intended for bothi mem He also served student pastorates mem-­ -----------I UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH nothing but the Bible. Ntmwry for all services. How do* it apply to us today? Wursiilp service. 11 am I PEOPLE'S BIBLE CHURCH In Kentucky and Illinois Metho­ bers and non-members. I 11 am. Morning worship Men's i Evening service. 7:30 pm. , K Mlle E. of M-66 on State Rd. dist Churches while obtaining MIDDLEVILLE CHRISTIAN ! Day. Don Redd "Discovering I his education for the ministry. REFORMED CHAPEL Tiieir Word." Other men partici­ EMMANUEL EPISCOPAL 11 .m, Momlng wonhlp. Su„a.S -Jn The little church with the big Church rervicea Hu-h Sunday, Mr. Houk terminated hla ' 708 W. Main Street 10 am. Sunday school. I Morning worship. 11 am. pating. Robert Helm. L. D. CHURCH menage. Phone 765-8971. The subject Is "Doctrine' of mlnhteri.il nenicra at Prxlrie- | Rev. Earl Schlpper Christian Endeavor. 6:30 6 30 r pm. 7:30 pm. Drive - In - Service.. OhrlsUon Broadway at Center Stamm, Robert Osis. Darrell -----------Atonement." I Worship, 10 am. Prayer service, Wed, 8 pm. > WOODLAND Rev. Dan M. Gury, Rector Keller. Organist. Ruth West. Come as you are and sit In your ' ! ’ ------------ •------------Army Security and Signal । Sunday school, 11:15 a m. Public invited. 9 nun. Holy Communion. , CHURCH OF THE BRETHREN | HASTINGS CONGREG ATION Corps. During the latter part Evening worship, 7:30. 11 am. Morning prayer and Youth Department. Wed., 7:45 pm. Mid-Week 8319 Coats Grove Road I OF JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES FIRST PRESBYTERIAN • 0:30 pm. Victory Fellowship. i sermon. Nursery and classes for prayer. Rev. Charles Gibbs. Pastor ’ 220 West Colfax Street chaplain’s office at Fort CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE ' Potluck lunch. children. Thursday, 7 pro. Pioneer Girls CHURCH Worship services, 9:45 am. , 8un(jay pubiu Tajk. 3 pin. E. ** Marshall Hinchman. Aris. ”307 ”” ” —*"’’ *Street “—‘ Broadway ana center Streets Sunday * evening, Churchmen's and Boys Brigade. i Evening oervlce. Sunday school. 10:45 am Watchtower Bible Study, 4:15 Minister, Dale R. Harvey Willard H. Curtis, Minister Tile Rev Marclux E. Tuber. , Association dinner at St. David's j Through the week of Oct. 17. -----------------------------Women's Missionary Fellow ­ Junior choir. 4 pm. Thursday. pjn 410 E. Madison. 945-5065 nhiirrh Lansing. tjinfrimr Bunday. Oct. 17. pastor ot the Delton MctluxiLst Ij Tuesday — WSWS. Vlaic to,■ Church. Adult choir practice. Wednea- I 9:45 am. Church school. Supt. | Sponabie Funeral Home. 9:30 j Monoay evening, St. Anne's ship 2nd Tues., each month, 7:30. Morning workhlp. 9:30 and 11. Church, recommends Mr. Houk ,I Loyd I day 7:30 pro. Martz. Nurserv provided. Broadcast of, ' a.m. and 7:30 p.m. Meet at rt ",M Very highly having become ac- —t_______ Guild. PLEASANT VALLEY UNITED ' I Music Commission at parson- KILPATRICK 9:30 service over WBCH Ser' UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH qualnted with him and lite fwn1 Wednesday, 9:30 am. Woman’s BRETHREN CHURCH .age. Thursday. 7:30 pm. Wed.' BlbIe Bible 1Study, church, 15 minute* early. fry while tervlng the Summit , 7:30 pm. Wed mon: "On Living with Others" Max M. Ovenshire. Pastor M-60 Woodland , Fellowship class moeUng. Sun- I Methodist Church near Ludlnga praycr9:30 Church school classes. Worship . servjce, 10 am. home In Middleville. Rev R. A. Hoffman 6-7:30 pm. Junior High Youth, I day. Oct. 17. ton from 1950 to 1959. Thursday. Boys choir at 3:30. Sunday school. 11 am. L. J. 10 am. Sunday school. | Wednesday, Day of Prayer and r. potluck/ Family Night supper. ' ' LAKEWOOD EUK CHURCH Fellowship and choir will meet, girls at 4. Intermediates at 7:15 Mote. Supt 11 am. Worship service. t Rev. K. Charles N esseth. Pastor Bible study. 9:30 am. Morning group. Bill and adults at 8 pm. Christian Endeavor. 7 p.m. a; the church. 8 pm. Evening service. Bunday worship, 10 am. 6-30 Senior High Youth Fel­ Lt. Colonels Enter Darrell Starbard, president. Cotant, lender. Bunday school. 11 am. INTER-LAKES I PILGRIM HOLINESS CBUHCH Junior Christian Endeavor. 7 lowship will meet at the church. BAPTIST CHURCH 7 pm. Evening group, Gladys MILO BIBLE CHURCH MYP Sunday. 7 pm. 8 Adult XHscussion Group in Air War College Ostroth, leader, Darwin Hooker, pm. Betty Ovenshire, director. I Rev. Howard W. Rogera, Pastor Bunday evening service, 8 pro. Delton. Mich. youth leader. ' Mrs. Buwalda, Evangelistic service, 7:45 pm. church dining room. Rev. Frank Crabb Lt. Col. Walter B Forbes, son 1306 8. Hanover Street Wednesday service, 8 pro Rev. David Honeywell. Pastor l rrnjrr Hcunasi.,, 7:30 . .□« 1 Monday AcUvlUes Prayer wvnc service Wednesday, children's leader. A. J. Spoelstra, Pastor of Mrs V. H. Shreve of Delton. i 10 am. Bunday school. Sunday school, 10 am. p.m Class leaden, Clayton Mote 7 Scoute. 8 pm. Chancel choir rehearsal. Sunday school, 10 am. i 11 am. Morning worahlp. Worship, 11 am. STONEY POINT land Fred Bawdy. I Tuesday-11:45 Trustees mcetGerald Ostroth. director. Worship, 11 am. You to. meeting. 0:15 pm. Evening worship, 7 pm. FREE METHODIST CHURCH _______ ' I Ing al tile hoteL Friday. Friendship class nt 2 Strand of R2 Allegan, have en­ Rev. Gwenneth Behring, Pastor Mid-week Fellowship, 7 pm. ■ Evening Gospel Hour, 7 pm. -------- 1, Wednesday AcMvitles ST. ROSE CATHOLIC CHURCH ' NORTH IRVING WESLEYAN pm. al Mrs. Bunnells home. I Wednesday Prayer, 7:30 pm. tered tile Air War'College, the Wednesday 10 am. Sunday school. II METHODIST CHURCH 9 30 Women's Association Saturday.'2-4 pm. churcn li­ Rev. Fr. Joseph C. Dunphy 11 am. Preaching. Rev. David Hawley. Assistant I Cor. of Sisson and Buehler Road , board meeting. brary is open. slohal school at the Air Uni­ 8 pm. Preaching. 12:45 Women's Associatlon Sunday Mass. 8. 10. 11:30 am. I ml. W. of Broadway. Freeport versity. Maxwell AFB. Ala. FIRST METHODIST CHURCH Confessions. 4 to 5 and 8 to I Rev. Morris Borgman. Poster | luncheon. Program: Interpret They begin 10 months of In­ Ing Faith and Life Curriculum FIRST CHURCH OF GOD Bunday school. 10 am. 9. Saturdays, 7:30 am. on Sun­ . tensive study In the univendtyBunday, 8:30 am. worship ser­ days. Before Masses on week­ by Irene dnfdner. 'nroTidM i 1330 N- Broadway. Hastings Morning worship. 11 am. letel course which vice. followed by breakfast. 3:30, Cherub choir. Young People's service, 7 pm. days. Rev- Oeor*e •» Huber. Pastor ■enlor officers and key clViliaM civilians Thursday—7'30 Chancel choir Evangelical service, 8 pm. Dally Masses. 7 and 8 am. Phone 945-3195 a better understanding of tbe 11 am. Worship service. Ser­ practice. Where a Christian Experience elements of national power and mon topic: “ Extra! Extra! ST. AUGUSTINE, HASTINGS 8EVENTH-DAY Makes you a Member. fl pm. Wesley singers rehearsal. MIDDLEVILLE HASTINGS ADVENTIST CHURCH 10 am. Sunday school. If your insurance program doesn’t adequately 7 pm. Jr. High M.Y.F. Sunday Mass, 9 am. Forbch is a graduate of Kala­ FREE METHODIST CHURCH Elder C. L. Wilber, Pastor 11 am. Morning worship. 7 pm. Sr. High M.YF. cover you against major possibilities of loss, you mazoo State High and was comBoltwood and E. Stale Road 404 W. Colfax Ph. WI 5-5319 6: 30 pm. Youth service. ST. AMBROSE CATHOLIC Rev. Marvin Sickmlller. Pastor mlssioncd in 1943. His father. W. Sat. Sabbath school, 9:30. 7: 30 pm. Evening worship. may wake up one day to find yourself in serioue CHURCH AT DELTON Thursday and Friday, rumSunday school. 9:45 am. Worship. 11 am. 7:30 pm. Wednesday prayer. financial trouble. It’s wiser to let us check your tage sale. , Morning worshlp/10:45 aro. Flo. His wife, Phillis is the Wednesday prayer. 7:30 pm. Sunday Masses: 7:30, 11 am. insurance needs now—for your home, car, family Thursday, 3:30 pmfT?hlldrtn'a Evening service, 7:30 pm. Sunday. “Faith for Today.” on daughter ot Mr. and Mra. Glen LAKEWOOD Wednesday prayer. 7:30 pm. TV. WOOD. Channel 8, 8:30 a m. or business. We'll give you a prompt, frank H. Smith of Kalamazoo. BAPTIST CHURCH 7:30 Chancel choir rehearsal. Bunday. Voice of Prophecy. *A vtm invitation is extended ’BOWLING appraisal of your wtuatlon without cost ot I Community Room above Circuit Cburcbefl R£glo WJEF 1230. 8:30 am. * tojUL/0 attend the services of ( _ Sunday M aM,9gjn . of Allegan High School ' Woodland Fira Station obligation. torr fffendiy church. "Why Bother Going to Nyla, is the daughter of r K. W. Mosher, Pastor Every Sunday, 8:3i Church?" WESLEYAN HASTINGS WESLEYAN Mra George Ball of Rl 9:50 am. Sunday school. Wednesday, Gadget party at: METHODIST CHURCH METHODIST CHURCH I1 a.m. Worxiffh service. (Welcome Corners Church at 2I Cor. N. Michigan Ar E. State Rd. broadcast over WFUR. Hickory Corners, Michigan 7:30 pm. Evening service. CYC groups Wed., 4-5 pm.. Rev. Vaughn B. Jensen. Pastor Rev. Olson W. Clark, Pastor Pleasant Valley 7:30 pm. Wed. prayer service. Young People, Thursday, 7 pm 10 am. Sunday school. WI 5-3212 For information, call K. W 11 am. Morning worship, Jun­ Incurance Agency Worship service, 9:30 a m. Church Topics Told Mosher, pastor. 367-2585. 10 tun. Sunday school. IRVING CHAPEL ior church and nursery provided.; 11 am. Morning worship ser­ Rev. M M. Ovenshire, pastor Over Miller’t Jewelers Phone Rev. Chalmer Miller, Pastor 7:30 pm. Evening service. Martin Corners mon: ivi». "The i lie Family riunuy Altar. naiar. ” of the Pleasant Valley Church, CARLTON CENTER Phone RO 5-3503 Wednesday, 7:30 pin. Family , t-nunr a-oouj 120 W. STATI ST. WI 5-4174 Church school, 9:45 am. 6:30 pm. Youth Fellowship. announced tliat the message for METHODIST CHURCH Worship service, 10:45 am. 7.30 pm. Evening Gospel Hour, 1Night. Adults. Youths, Juniors . Bunday school. 9:30 am. the Sunday morning worship ser­ and Children. 8:30 pm. Choir, Worahlp. 10:30 am. Rev. Richard VandenBosch Quimby Church vice will be “The Night Draweth rehearsal. Thursday prayer service. 7:30. Sunday school. 10:15 am. Church school. 10:30 am. turn of our Church Sunday Nigh.” The evening rnemagc will Morning worship, 9:15 am. Worship service, 11:30 am. !>e "Under The Spotlight." NlntyWednesday. 7:30 pm. Prayer one attended thc Sunday School and Bible Study. WOODLAND 8. KALAMO Rally. PENTECOSTAL CHURCH METHODIST CHURCH WOODBURY Rev. Richard VandenBosch, Rev. Arbutus Hurless, pastor UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH 40 Hours Devotions Pastor Bunday school, 10 am. Rev. B. R. Davis. Pastor Forty hours devotions will be Sunday school, 10 am. Worship, 11 am. Morning worship, 11 am. Evangellitlc service, 7:80 pm. Village of Woodbury Prayer meet Thurs, 7:30 pm. Youth Fellowship, 7:30 pm. Sunday school, 8:45 am. Worship, 11 am. Junior church for children, 4-9. Youth choir rehearsal. Wed.. Don’t be half-protected F Fellowship service, 7:45 am. Youth Fellowship, Wed., 7 pm. Bible Study and prayer serv­ ice, Wednesday. 8 pm. at Roger Carty home, west of church. RANDSEN'C Here is one way to move ahead with Mercury in the Lincoln Continental tradition CARLTON 8EVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST CHURCH Elder Gerald N. Slock Sabbath school, 9:30 am. Saturday worship. 10:45 am. Prayer meeting, Tuesday, 7:30 pm. I IVIE 90* ht, Draft-Free TIME to ve Up Tpz40% on Your Fuel There are 16 others McCALLUM UNITED o FLEX-O-GLASS is the original and only window material that carries a 2 YEAR GUARANTEE. Look for the WIND ANOD« ________ ___ — name FLEX-O-GLASS on the edge. Get Genuine FLEXjO-GLASS At Your Local Hdwr. or Lmbr. Dealer GET FLEX-O-GLASS AT MRS LAHt ; DOOR HARDTOR FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST 845 W. Green Street Sunday service, 11 am. Sunday school, 11 am. Wednesday service. 7:45 pm. Reading room open Wednes­ day and Saturday, 2 to 4 pm. TIME Xo Make Your Home Winter UNITED BRETHREN IN CHRIST CHURCH E. Colfax at N Boltwood Rev. Darlene 8|Sfas. Pastor 9: 30 a.m. Morning worahlp, Junior church. 10: 30 a.m. Sunday school. 6:15 p.m. Adult Christian En­ deavor. Study of "Master Secrete of Prayer.” 6-15 pm. Youth Christian En­ deavor. T CHURCH ureh in the Wildwood’ Otis Lake Road kaac Osgood. Pastor ^worship, 10 a.m. Jeetlng and executive meeting on Wednesday evening. Prayer meeting and executive meeting on Wed., 7:30 pm. Junior Christian Endeavor on Saturday from 0:30 pm. to 8 pm. in charge of Mrs. Violet GET FLEX-O-GLASS AT East Side Lumber Co. E. L. Carpenter Hardware BUILDING SUPFLIES HARDWARE fir APPLIANCES 811 E. Railroad 142 E. State St. Phone WI 5-2423 Phone WI 5-2983 Now you know there are many war- to move ahead with Mercury. But number isn’t all that counts. Notice that every single model shares the same long, sleek, crisp lines-lmes that give Mercury a clastic distinction shared by no other Metcury's smooth, poised,hushed ride—the finest COATS GROVE CHRISTIAN CHURCH Cor. Coats Grove Rd. and Durkee Rood Charles Gibbs, •paster Floyd Walter. Supt. Bible school, 10 am. Worship hour, H am. Christian Endeavor, Tuesday, 7. Family Night, potluck supper this side of the Lincoln Continents!. Then there'* disc brakes. V«hyl-covered O»lord Roof. Corner­ Mercury-petformance, ranging up to a magmlr- ing lights. And more. Every one s reason to ... Move ahead with * cently response Super Marauder 428 V-8. To jidd to your p'<eature and convenience, Mercury oilers a long-list of lu»ury opt'ont. For example: musk from a Stereo-Sonic Tape System that in the Lincoln Continental tradition plays 70-rmnute plug <n cartridges. Power front MAHLER MOTOR SALES 1320 N. Michigan Hastings Ph. WI 5-2479 ■iiHCOUMfucuRv omsioN of �VanDeriburg an commercial power, amateur it Ions use seif-powered aeU-powercd radio and receiving equip-T-T TLJ :* "?Z*_ To Form Ham particular Radio Group Daridyao Denburg .WAI I Mrs Mina Wieland. Freeport I ham - acquired skill. B, Mn. StLhm Thi powered transmit—-. —. _ wealth « of cummuoKy community spirit.;u* •••* *>■ "When alert itonns dlxrupl teleMr and Mrs Floyd Grinnell .nd trleorwoh MTrtM. rr visited Mr. and Mrs. Waitace w ..us -It w. wu *ire. ncuuen to CriU3 werw Sun<taY' 061 ’■ dlnUX£to™ and1 s^f- n" «u‘‘iU °f Mr *nd MrS' Har' thi old 8tonton of Dowling. * Mr. and Mr’ Wwood Yoder “°k sole agency able to transmit metCuo| po,thusages calling on me oulshic mua Bn(j Jean Stanton back to world for aid for Uie stricken Kerrts Sunday, Oct. 3. * Ray conunuplty.” . __ Setsc >p»nt i couple of days ------------- •'------ north of Clare and At Gopamlah Alto. * Mr. and Mn. Gordon Yoder and family and Mr. and Mrs Norval Thaler visited Linda Thaler at Kalamazoo where she is taking nurees training at Bronson Hospital * Mr. and Mrs. Charles Blough spent a few days at Boyne Mountain as guests of the Morley Bros. Hard- Mr and Mrs. Gerald Woods and daughter of Hastings. Mrs. James Cool. Rodney and Larry were Saturday. Oct. 2, callers at the Wayne Fllids' home In Cale­ donia. * Mrs. Alden Grinnell and Mrs. Floyd Grinnell attended a Norman L. Tungate. R2 Delton.' Pack* but no deer. party at the home of Mr. and pleaded guilty to reckless driving Mrs. Ray Seese, Mn. Put Mrs Richard Johnson and were ARRL Amateur Radio following ad accident Sept. 271 Boynton, Mrs' Lizzie Blough and shoppers in Battle Creek last ency Corps has with I and was fined »50 phB »7.10 Mrs Mina Wieland called on Wednesday, Sept. 29. Lakeview court ooste by Municipal Judge Mrs. Fontaln nt the — —•— agencies. Liaison will be eotahNursing Home Bunday, Oct. 3. family were Bunday. Oct. I. vUlUshM also with local protective * Mn. Carl Livingston of Pin­ tors of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Simp­ servines, such aa fire and police hook was a Thursday, Sept. 30, son, of Grand Rapids. * Mr- and Central Michigan ■University departments Mrs. Harry Reigier and Mr. and baseball catcher John Upthe- visitor of her mother, Mn. Mina Mrs. Floyd Dukes spent a few Wieland. * Mn. Paul Crumback In announcing the appoint-1 and sons-q/ Harris Creek were days hunting near Lakeview. * ment. Handy pointed out that orary Captain of last year's JunFriday, Oct it lunch guests of Mr and Mrs George Faunce and radlo amateurs have traditionally, tor yarslty diamond squad. 106’ KING OF ROASTSI ANNIVERSARY "SUPER-RIGHT" FULLY COOKED 10-12 LB. Standing Rib Roast 79: 4th & 5th Ribs JUBILEE* ftOc ib 3-Rib. "Sapor-Right" 2 to 3 Pound Sixes SPARE RIBS - 49' "SUPER-RIGHT' BONELESS BRISKET Government Inspected Corned Beef FRESH FLAT CUT Vjli Roasting Chickens POINT CUT "SUPER-RIGHT** FULLY COOKED 10-12 b. [ SEMI-BONELESS HAMS « 69' 4 TO 6 ROUND SIZIS b No Coupons. No Gimmicks. No Limits... Just Quality Merchandise at Low Prices! rteM October 8 19W Pete Irving Grar * Mr. and entertained They attended the funeral of their grandfather. Frank Walton. Mrs I.yle Whitney and Bob Crons jit Lansing visited Mn. Elnora Whitney Bunday, Oct. 3. Mr. and Mn. John Woods and Floyd Woods of Hastings were Saturday. OeL 2. risiton at the Sunnyffield flour .. Salad Dressing Charged ‘loru’ | Enclosed you will find an ad­ Jay Wing home were Mr and vertisement which appeared in Mrs. Arthur Anderson of Mus­ kegon, Mrs. Roy Kauffman of Clarksville and Mrs James Shee­ han and children of Grand Rap- ed—upon reading this ad. to find pharmacy completely lacking in your inventory of professional were Sunday, Oct. I. visitors of bls mother, Mr. and Mrs. Jay Wing. Evening lunch guests were three pluimuirK*—oil of which Mr. and Mn. Wilbur Dye of subscribe to tho Hartings Cham- Mr. and Mrs. John Dutcher and family of Caledonia and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dutcher and education tn an accredited col­ family, local, spent the Oct 3 lege of Pharmacy, supplemented weekend at their cabin near by one ymr of internship tn a Baldwin. ★ Mr. and Mn. Adrian Farr of Crockery Lake were Bun­ day, Oct. 3 visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gibbs. Mrs. Greta Blough and Mr and Mrs. Bill Blough and chil­ dren spent the Oct. 2 weekend with Mr. and Mn. Robert Blough Seems To at Northville. * Mr. and Mn. Forrest Buehler, Mr. and Mrs Keith Buehler and family, Mr. "MILT AWAY’ and Mrs. MUton Buehler and family of Irving. Mr. and Mn. Robert Humphrey and family of West Freeport and Mrs. Vivian QT. A Cc kJ Charlotte spent Bunday, Oct. 3. with Mr. and Mrs. John Usbome, Jr. at Carlton Center. * Mrs Greta Btough, Mrs. Joe Kauff­ man and Mn Milton Buehler attended the Barry Co. Past Noble Grand's dub at Prairie­ ville Sept. 30. Mrs. Clair Clum attended the wedding of her nephew, Keith ChampUn, In Belding Saturday, Oct. 2. * Mr. and Mrs. Adon My­ ers. Mn. Cordelia Myen. Ken­ neth Myers, Miss Phillis Fox and Mr. and Mn. Carl Tuttle were Sunday. Oct. 3. dinner guests of Mr. and Mn. Richard Abel of Kalamazoo * The Jolly senton Club enjoyed an outing with lunch at Point West near Hol­ land. ★ Mr and Mrs. Jerry Postliumus and family of Alto and Mn. Fay Demand and children TRY PLANNED SAVINGS 3 guests of Mrs Sylvan Tagg. Mr. Denvond entered Blodgett Hospital Bunday- He Underwent mw on his Wend Monday 'Mr. and Mrs. Ron Christie and family of Battle Creak were Bunday. Oct. 3. dinner guests of Mr and Mrs. Ben Christie. * Mr. and Mrs. Laster Alberts and baby Of Manton and Mrs. Lucille My­ ers were Saturday. Oct. 2, supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Christie. * Mrs. Al Barnard visi­ ted with her sister, Mrs. Gary Kidder, and new baby In Cale­ donia. - ' 136 E. State St. Phone WI 5-3853 3 ^z1°° 5 89c Golden Com . 3 CAMS 59« 11-02. Cuf Green Beans eaiMCM STY LI Green Beans ... 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U-M investigators believe the nexus concept can prove valuable in understanding the action of the central nervous system. if Your PaydiMk Vegetable Sale WIT Tt. n-ai. Peas and CarroK Nalley Margarine Charged ions, not good-looking girls, chemicals or exercises make the human heart beat, re­ searchers at The University of Michigan have discovered. Dr. Maynard M Dewey, associ­ ate professor of anatomy, says the discovery, that ctlU com­ municate electrically, holds im­ portant implications tor heart research. Researchers observed that cell membranes In the heart fuse at a point they called a 5 - 39c [Fresh I ike JAR Layer Cake Mixes In our MJdrty. health team, end • Watoh over the We Newspaper Week, the Michigan Axricuifcml Stabilisation • n d of thy l*>Ph" Conservation Committee wish to q u ■ A I • ■ OU •*». > • M extend our "thanks" for your ss- scripttona and to fuorthm as ■MRM. drug experts to the pttyrician By providing agricultural news, imd to the public." your subscribers ore informed of Would it not sttt phsumadsta ahoiAl 1 in your Professional By providing information, you Respectfully. are significantly contributing to Joan Shute maintaining farm Income. Sincerely yours, Frank J. Light Mich. ABC State Comm. I The Coast Guard pioneered in the use of helicopters and in No-, vember 1943 ret up a helicopter training bare at the Coast Guard Air Station at ■ Floyd Bennett Field In New Tork. £ ’ ' triacy. Boards of Pharmacy —» be duly ncanead by tMN isre and Mn. Henry Myers. Mr. My­ ers returned from Pennock Hos­ pital Bunday, Oct. 3. . Mm Hlldur Cisco of Detroit Recklett Drivinfr iSWS’l.SL'Wi: • tear Radfo Faierj—ey I Public Forum . . । I ‘ Storm Door Kit'_________49c M. PLUMBING CONTRACTORS Glass Cut to Size, Caulking Guns, Caulking and Putty STOP k . ELECTRIC INSULATE FROZEN PIPES! UO44P. PIPE J PREVt'M FREE IK DRIFT COlb WRAP-OH ■ WRAP-0N40 UBER GLASS F KJNSULATION 4 TAPES Ama esnacsMiNT 0 GUARANTEE! LEWIS ELECTRIC ftes Parking CLOVERDALE Open 8 a.m.. 9 p.m. Daily Phone 623-5381 f �Barry Ifferelo Show Dogs Oct 16 At Kalamazoo zoo an Lake stmk and Is open to an 4H'«s in Michigan. There will ba three claws showing: (1) sub-Novtce. U) Novice (3) Graduate Norte* There will be trophtes and rib­ bons in all claaso* Also a special trophy to the high scoring dog of the show. Barty County 4H Dog Care and TYolnlng Club mtenbais will meet at thc community building at the fairgrounds promptly at 11 am. Bring a r»u:k»l lunch, and your own beverage. THE Pigs May Need More Vitamin D HASTINGS BANNER Highlights Interests FARM NEWS Berryville 4H'srt To Moke Picnic Tobies for Pork Yeckley lifers Barry Farm Plan Activities Calendar... tills group and anyone Interested 5" to ** Roush’s in driving there 4H’era to this and attempting to educational show, please contact I, nd ‘ Mrs. Emma Magoon, JH5-3367. or j Mrs. Agnes Hollister, 945-5004. There are 28 boys and girls! enrolled tn thia project, and as many dogs. Fifteen of there are I__________ __ first year membera; five second j Eldred, president; Daniel Bolton year members; and three, fourth (vice president; ~ ’ —- year inembara. Junior Mader. Mra Lowe is leading boys foods and Lansing Gilbert has a domotiMrauon group. He also has a Uke club which has created a lot of Interest. Diane Gilbert has the adult leader. The clothing dub WU1 be kd by Mr* Ralph Eye. Mn. Calvin Plummer and does suggest, however, that pigs may need something besides vitamin D to strengthen their State Agriculture Poy« Fine, Cort, Clifford C. Treat, 23, R2 Has­ tings. Woodruff Rood, paid a $25 fine plus $6.30 court costs Msesned by Municipal Judge L. E. Barnett when he was arraigned on a cliarge of furnishing intoxl- H'an/ Ads Sell Unused Items. If any boy or girl whose Oth B. Dale Ball of East Lansing, birthday was before Oct. 1 of who U well-knbwn here, has this year and living In the Has­ been appointed Director of the tings. Chidester. Yeckley, Good­ Michigan Department of Agriwill. Tanner, Otis Lake area The club voted to buy <H cov­ would like to Join the club. ers for the new port forms. was made by Commission of Forty-nine members enrolled Agriculture clialnnan Edward j. carrying 72 different project* Wright, Saginaw. The projects Include, handicraft The new director ot agricul­ with Denver Klersey, leader, and ture has served as the DepartBarry Eye, Junior leader. Elec­ tronics, led by Kenneth Tinker; NOW! A WHOLE NEW SERIES OF ULTRA-LUXURIOUS CHEVROLETS H6 CAPRICE BY CHEVROLET Caprice Custom Coupe—with exclusive formal roof line that comes on no other Chevrolet. ferent group of families for each meeting for rcfrceiunenUi ant! to set up and clean up thc meet- State Plum Yields To Double by 1980 Plum production will probably double in Michigan in thc next 15 years, according to Michigan State University scientists. Plums can become an Important fruit Officers elcctal arc: Dorothy Newton, president: Gloria Casey, vice president; Dale Clark, arc­ rotary. Vickie Clark, treasurer. Eighteen ’members signed fot Winter projects. It v-iui voted to have dues of 50c per member, and plans for a tiay-ride and wiener-roast were ALL-OUT Mary Hollister Heads 4H Group Un ... Yielders University, Ball, 5o. Uves at 637 Grove Street, East Lansing, with his president of the 4H Dog Care At wife, Francis, and daughter, Training Club Wednesday . with Barbara, 14. A son. Jim. is a Kathy Underhill vice president. Pamela Lang is secretary, Bar­ Pioneer'! New Generation University. bara Zeigler t-------*—" ~ “*'* The new director of agricul­ Is reporter, F hybridi make tho most rt ture has had a life-long associ­ ation with agriculture. Boni on today'* torn growing a Livingston County farm, he worked his way through Michi­ bers arc Pat Underhill. Mrs Em­ gan Slaie University by milking ma Magoon and Mrs. Agnes Hol­ cows in the coUege dairy bum. lister. The next meeting will be Wed­ He graduated with a bachelor For 19M, Pionrer offers of science degree tn soils, farm nesday, Oct. 20. at I-pm. at the a New Generation of hybrii , management and animal hus­ 4H camp. bandry in 1939. Following imiiHimimiinrHiiiiii graduation, iw taught Vocation­ al Agriculture for five years ad. Yalp and Lapeer. In 1951, after six years with Several reasons point to the expected increase: (1) A high proportion of the present trees be Joined the Michigan De­ are under eight years of age; <2> partment of Agricultare as co­ Yields should increase from 22 ordinator of Institutional farms tons per acre to 35 tons by 1980; and herds. He was appointed (31 Mechanical harvesting and deputy director in 1953. Appointment of the director bqlk handling will greatly in­ crease and make plums more was made by the five-man Comcompetitive for fresh market and misMon.- ot Agriculture, policy for processing; and <4) The de­ making body for Die huge state mand for processed plums, parUcularly for baby, food, wl^l conThese projections were made ar part of Project '80. MSU's fu­ turistic look at MlciUgan's rural potential by 1980 The study was conducted by R. P. Larsen, horti­ culturist; Myron Kelsey, agricul­ tural economist; Paul Wooley. tomologlst; and George Me­ mos. Jr., Traverse City hortlItural agent. They say that Michigan should producing an annual chip ot This research a as reported by MBU scientists D G. Hendricks, E R. Miller. D. E Ullrey. B. «. Baltimore Rams Elect Officers Former Barry Man Now Heads Machinist's Mate Fireman Wil­ liam a. Flora. U8K, son ot Mr. Pionrer’s Nsw Generation hy­ gnd Mrs. Rudolph F. Flora of brid* «M W. Walnut. Is operating with Supply of many of there top China Sea alxxird the destroyer performers won’t last long. Sa DBS Lyman K. Swenson. While1 ordgfr now and get firat eall on serving with the Seventh Fleet, .ths hybrid that can help you Swenson will provide anti-sub- get all-out yields. Dianne warfare and anttkOfttraft support for fleet urdu in addl- PIONEER. Haven; racrctary Btaque C. tion to providing gunfire support Kntrk, Quincy; Kay D. Selk. against Viet Cong targets when ' Iron Mountain, and R. K. Stout, required. 8iib*cbiiN Veme Winjae-—Freeport Upon learning of his appoint­ ment. Ball said: "Thia Is a tre­ mendously responsible and chal­ lenging position. I look forward to the opportunity to be of ser­ vice to this dynamic Industry, and Intend to do py beat to carry out policies of tiic Com­ mission of Agriculture." Wayne Richard—Sunfiejd Albert Bell—Nashville ARPeHNG proud position In agriculture has been won through combined ef­ forts of many, Including the Department of Agriculture staff, the Legislature, the executive offloe, farm and commodity groups, and others. If my direction is to Delay is Costly STOP in and SEE the Gary Grant Wilson. 512 E. Walnut on Sept 25 paid a 812 fine plus $5.45 coots on a dclayed defective equipment ticket ts- Largest Selections BARRY COUNTY NYLONS - WOOLS - ACRILONS and HERCULONS by Magee and Monarch Special stock, and Inspected meals. Through reorganization of State government under the Exe­ cutive Organitation Act of 1955, the Department’s responsibilities will increase greatly. Eight other agencies and oommlndons will be merged into the Michigan De­ partment of Agriculture. Caprice Custom Wagon-with fine new took of hard* wood paneling on sides and tailgate. A new choke of superbly crafted Chevrolets above armrest. And in the equally opulent Custom Wagons, and beyond anything else in the line. If this is your year to move up, yfiu Just can’t fftove u^ to much offered in 2- or 3-seat models, you can. even order carpeting for the cargo area. more car than this, . Everythingit take* to create a distinguished luxury­ Each model, with its own specially jaijpred suspen­ sion refinements, rides super Jet-smo^MAnd for in* car has gone into th^ge new- Caprices. ” • ' ’ comparably smooth power, yoil can tpetiwhevrolctA Beneath the formal styling elegance that sets the advanced Turbo-Jet V8 in either a 396- ®|27-cubic- Custom Coupe apart, for instance, you’ll find the rich­ inch version. Some 200 custom features areako avail­ new of thick walbto-wall carpeting, cotnfort-contoured seats and the look of hand-rubbed walnut on the ih^tru- able, Including front-neat headrests, AM-FM sWreo and a Tilt-telescopic steering wheel. mtnt panel, glove compartment and inside door panels. They're custom can in jvery sense. In Ue Custom The price of it all? Somewhat more, naturally, than Coupe, you cat order a finely Instrumented console, together with new Stmtobueket front seats. In the Custom Sedan, a nhw 8 Ira to-back front seat is available with bucket-tjpo caatoura separated by a fold-down U2U*.... t v. you’re used to paying for a Chevrolet. But bee— surprisingly lees, as your dealer will happily oonfirmthan the select class of fine can these new Caprices invito comparison with CAN SEND YOUR CHILDREN TO COLLEGE Vaccination of Hera’s • sentlWs, prsctlcal way to Hhanea e higher eduestFon for your children. Uta a Land Bank loan, and get the funds you peed now ...thentftaMBerf ^pay­ ment schedule for that time period which fits your specific neada beet. Lind fisnY Idins are made for 5 to 38ytsjs. You'can prepay your Iqpn in part, or tn ful|, al any time without pen­ alty. Loift colts ire low! If you want a col­ lage eduoetlon for your children, ate ua for the funds you need. ‘ ’ 1 • ..... ' , . eMMT • . 21 1664 LARKE BUICK-CHEVROLET 1439 S. HAMOVSa ' - WAITINGS 1. Plat FREE SPOT REMOVAL & Furniture Cleaning Specialists 8 YEARS IXrlkltNCE —GUARANTEED WORK Feeder Cattle Pays Dividends . Duraclwan removed froffi to 65% more DURACLEAN Malbod Orleans Ail Others soil than other methods. rhlnolracheills. more commonly known as "rodnose." It Is a virus disease that affects cattle of all ages and while |( causes few death losses, economic losses in feeding may be high according to Bruce Bean. Barry County Extension Agent. B.VJJ. is bovine vims diar­ rhea, another vitas disease. 1. Duroclean showed less-then '/j ot 1 % fobxjred with up to 25 times os much wifi ter methods. Durocloen showed absolutely no shrinkage compared with up to 231 sq. inches lost by some of the other methods on a 9 by 12 rug. in every detail. See the new ’66 Chevrolet, Chevelle, Chevy n, Corvair & Corvette at your Chevrolet dealer's ■ INSTALLATION INCLUDID M, WI M42S 101 ¥1 Sa. .Michigan OOka Houts IM WodnoMtoy O-'r MI MI I Bret rtparts a com­ bined ■raednfe available through veterinarians that can control both of these diseases. Docs it pay? Dr. Beck pute II this way. "If the cattle feeder figures he has his animals on feed for 200 days, the cost of vaccination would cost less than am two.aa*^.- Phone WI 5-2091 �Personal Mention Mr. and Mrs. Joe Hubert and family had dinner at Bill Knapp* on Saturday to celebrate the 8th birthday of Terry, the actual date of which was Friday, Oct. 8. The Jack Slocums were here from Oconomowoc, Wls.. over the weekend visMlng their parents, thc Harold Brockways and Fred Slocum. The Brockways attend­ ed the Michigan State-Mlchlgan game with friends from Grand Mr. and Mrs Lrau-r Reynolds were dinner guests Sunday at the home of their daughter, thc from the following: George Kahler. Myrtle' Sales., Thi* 1* a picture of the old Kingsbury Mill being made over Into a home. This 1* where Mrs. Sam Gelb now lives. People In front, mostly all workmen, are left to right, Mabie Kingsbury (Mrs. Bert Chilson) Stella Ashby iMrs. Pete Armstrong), Gene Deck, Hugh Campbell. Will Titus, Frank Sayles, next one is unidentified and last is Charles Kingsbury. aonu. time to get an Interesting Charlie and Millie Kingsbury. hirtory of this town from talking The present' village ot Clover­ dale was platted Oct. .’9. 188" Dean Potter were In Akron, Ohio, over the weekend where they visited Mrs. Smith's .brothRapid growth in population tlon was hard to piece together Joyce Hengesbach on occurred between 1800 and 1890. into an Intens-llng story A; The 1860 census for Hope town­ College Committee couple of years ago Mrs. Grace ship reported 689. in 1870, 1143. Lathrop wrote up this history Joyce Ann Hengesbach. danghThe 1873 atlas shows much of for the Bernard Historical So­ the township settled and lists u Hengesbach. 816 S. Church street, ciety and Museum. She very graciously let me borrow her has been appointed co-chairman paper and I certainly could not I was called to choose a name. E. B 1 tile southeast «, of Section 20 era as men having considerable other. They hid the plunk in the eludes such items as: W..C. Bab- of the prises committee for Aqui­ grandfather. iBab> Payne suggested Cloverin Hope Township, land which ingenuity. He was. particularly j loft. Years later when their fa- cock, blacksmith, section 10. nas College's annual Gala Weekdale which was adopted had been a federal grant to Al- Impressed bX a tiny/engine built, ther found that wedge-shaped "Buggies and sleighs ironed on P uacrai grant to niAn_t] Bll|Wlng a unafl slab of whilewood the children short notice. Amon Bartholomew. Vlsitlng the Dean Potlera a This was twenty-three years exnnder Buell of Kalamazoo In pipe on Uw engine would make wire older and not ufraldtoteH sawmill, section 10. Joel Scudder, Tile weekend, which formally Sunday ago were Nina Erway after Ansel Kingsbury and his 11851. Ansel Kingsbury' built a the wheels turn. how it happened. I»« -w-mj. n.,a I onens the social season at the and Mrs. Harry Dunn of Kalabrofher, Freeman, came from ।sawmill near the snore of Long 2_ , ______________ Battle Creek in January, 1854.11 Ake. The outlet ot Cloverdale share of the property to Ansel, i celebrated her »lst birthday July । They bought 57 acres of heavily < Lake fumUfird nawtr far the Freeman lived in the house luce 128. 1963. is the vounaest child of Consumers Power i’roceeo.') or tne events are used by the students for their KfI1,lclh Kc>! « weekend ago-. rluB activities and for their an-' ------------ •—---------nual gift to the college. ■ II ant .Ids Sell Unused Items. । on Section 15. Though nearly (the old house which now stands time. He also built a blacksmith blind, he made wooden ox yokes north of the large brick ctore. shop on the north bank of the and yokes for dogs. Rosetta |The house was moved out of the Chamberlain, his sister lived projected highway, east to its tools. This vicinity was known with him for years. Always j present location when Cloverdale a clay pipe. — ! was plotted In 1887. B3 Kingsbury's Mills until 1887. When the demand for sawing late Charles Kingsbury. lumber diminished, Mr. Kings­ Ansel, related tire story bury converted his mill for the grinding of feed and flour, us­ ing Mill stones. In his early days here the nearest grist mill was The Lincoln Motto “I hkt to see i min ptpud ol IM ptoca in which he faws. I like to see.1 mui live jo that hto pUce will be proud ol Nm!*’ Beautifully piieled, fumed tn solid cherry. Ihew wort* ol Lincoln hive found their wry into the homes end hairu of fonland rudjowu ill over the country. W r 9>i’. Complete »«ft mM <8rt-bra»s Eigfo DMter. Mekei i perfart kttle "JoniWJU. it to you pojtpjid end include i ()H copy si ter big mw 124 page catalog. ffi a $3-50 wise stood empty until 1887 when Ed Pennell fitted it for living quar­ ters while building thc brick NOW AND Carl Forsluad'Kfc , 122 EaMfultoo Stroot. Grand Rsp-d». -Mtahigan log. peeled and stood on end in front of the school room. Pupils were punished for minor offences by being tenured to sit on the Whr rat. tr>ona OL9fliOl-uoD be gtod to chorea it I SAVE ON THE PURCHASE OF A GAS tLOTHES DRYER ;larger capacity! faster drying! new modern size! Just out! Brand-new hardtop from Oldsmobile! new GAS automatic dryer from INSTALLED “Brand-new’ This beautiful new dryer gives you larger capacity, faster drying, in a slim, modern cabinet Naturally you get famous Hamilton quality and dependa­ bility (even now there are Hamilton dryers built in 1938 . . . still on the job). Come in and take a good look at the new lock . . . Holiday! Cutlass Supreme—the luxurious four-door powerful than any Cutlass before it! Sound like the sassy new hardtop that just joined thc ’66 lineup at your Oldsmobile fjealer’s! Longer. Wider. Smarter, smoother. Mpre posh, nc Supreme might change your ideas about low-priced cars? You can bet onjt! At your Dealer’s... LOOK TO OLQ^FOR THE NEW! >2E7» OUT.FRONT L^'66 ...in a Rocket Action Car! Foe a complete washday haiiaay there’s a matchina Hamilton automatic wathori REAHM MOTOR SALES, 107 N. MICHIGAN AVE. THE 1066 ROCKET OLDSMOBILES ARE HERE I SEE IHFM THE OLDSMOBILE DEALERSHIP NEAREST VOIP � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/492/HastingsBanner_1965-10-21.pdf a4ca5fcfbaf3b39fbc064e66dde40009 PDF Text Text ONE GIFT The Hastings Banner On* Hundred and Tenth Year 20 Pages—3 Sections WORKS V/ MANY WONDERS Hastings, Michigan, Thursday. Octobar 21. 1965 Barry Working With Economic I • A Opportunity Act EDITORIALSI Barry County ha* been actively promoting President Johnson's ’ program on poverty. Two Barry County schools. Delton and Mid­ many ways: enjoying outdoor liv­ dleville. have Head Start pro­ grams for pre-school youngster*. ing. escaping from crowded habi­ Arthur Steeby. director of the tation. cooperative outdoor living. pervtse, instruct, influence, and guide campers. A kind capable Extension department here, has announced. etxmaelor. willing to wortt. with a tn ent of Social Welfare, under the direction of Mr*. Dwight training under the State work SURVEYS DAMAGE-Mra. Donald Doaglaa survey, a bit at the *n Se cSJm? damage done by the fir* which swept through their home at K7 Newly ySuth lurve also been W. State Street. Firemen were alarmed al *:15 pan. to exringul.h | Uced ’ MtchjgBn lhe Mare oa Tbxraday evening, Oet, 14-Bsnn«r photo._______ __ fcSoymmt und Security office Ruins Home । in Grand Rapid*. Al the present jtime five youths are being I trained Uirough the Manpower ■ training act and five more arc to be trained in November. ; The Barry County Board of S,™ Th. '"-1 o -'onm.,. data JM warted Id Impme •« < ,, pointed Woodland Township They bought it before the Supervisor Victor Eckardt a* Itreet was Improved, and when I Chairman --------- -- of -- — ----------------■— the- Committee with Russ Doty of Hastings and Earl raised to permit tnstaHaUon of McKibbin of Orangeville mem­ utilities, they had had to build bers of the committee. a new foundation and raise their house up to keep it from being down in a "hole." appointed chairman of lids mg which combines rustic shelter* a tiappy relaxed camping with the benefit of modem scien­ tific thinking on such things a* oern'u the 'tamper- Whatever | diet and sanitation." Regardless of Effects him l> important to *H of HHS Queen — Katie Ciarey. daughter of Coach, and Mrs us. What happen* to a. growing John Ciarey. will reign over the ent* said, “should send our child at camp not only influence* Hastings High School homecom­ ing festivities Uris week. The chlkiren to camp," to a time when crack HHS Band and homecom­ parents say "to which camp should ing floats will participate in the tPlease turn to Page 4. this 8cc.) I parade before the Greenvlilewe send cur ciuldren?" -— . . ■ .■ I Hastings game Friday, and dur­ r-'" 1'*~ "|| Ing the half. Queen Katie and [her court will preside al Ute | homecoming, dance following the ' game. ' ■publican Wc that Gar. William County Board Considers Budget OfS807#7 ! Member* of Ute Board of Sup- i ervlsors this Wednesday werei expected to consider a proposed j permanent budget calling for th* expenditure cf 8*0792131 for 1966. an" Increase of 832.722.11 over the 871450460 budget About 111*** of that riding. Russel Doty. Hastings, treasurThursday evening Don went to er. and Roy TlU^emeyer, Woodsheriff** department r>iek hi« • a hrniiv n>r. > land, secretary. lor. They stopped on their way I The action committee is pres­ back for a paper, then as they en Uy working on a development program for Barry County and Estimated receipts for the Gnett Editor - Robert King, di­ neared home they saw smoke rector of the Hasting* Youth Shortly after that the Hastings are attempting to Join with Al­ coming year included J587.227.3I firemen extinguished lhe blare. legan County in a two-county program celpta from other sources and The seven-room, two story struc­ thr anticipated general fund bale ten the editorial for this issue of ture was practically a total less The Banner while Richard M from lhe fire which may have office, under the direction of Ar­ thur Steeby. has been assisting 8130.000. ..Cook is in Europe Director King. started ilw from, . a light fixture « in a Western Michigan University kitchen No lights had been the group. The Social Welfare Depart­ Last Winter the Extension per­ ment receives more than a quar­ graduate and a veteran of World । lefl Mr> nought* raid The War II. has achieved great sue- io** loss j* 1* partially covered by in- sonnel conducted an educational ter of the budget, with 810*500 program in the Development of era* in developing a vast, varied surance. going to the department pkia Human Resources youth program in Hostings. He 1100.000 for the Medical Cart Forty - eight leaders were Faculty. has also received State and No­ trained and the information dis-j tional recognition Earmarked for Social Welfare wmlnated throughout the county is 815,000 for administration. I by the discussion Jeadei*. * down 87.000 from last year's bud­ get. 830.000 tor direct relief, down 810.000 from last year. 850.000 far Th. *mU,.-dA, Ad,.„,h, hospital, also down *10.000. 84.000 Welfare Center at 121 W. State i I 1/• f for child care, down 81.000. and Street in the HenderahotrBuild-| *»« * IClIltUll If# 810.000 for capital outlay., the ing was formally opened Thurs-1— - —------same as In the previous budgetday afternoon when Mayor Pro Tem Lannes Kenfield cut Ute Atty? Frederick McDonald of s/mbolic ribbon. Allegan, son of Circuit Judge and After the ribbon cutting Pastor Mrs Archie McDonald of 808 W Other major budget items in­ tional Bank or Hastings, was W. M. Buckman. director of the Grand Street, flew to Vietnam elected president of the Hasting* SDA Michigan Conference Sunday night where he had been clude. Abstract. 835.400, up from health and welfare division, gave retained to defend an area sol­ 826,000: appropriations. 85,000. up an addreM regarding the neces­ dier before a UB. Army court from 84.000; agriculture office. sity for such a center in Barry martial upon whom homicide 821.400, up from *17X100; board of 820.000. up from County. . . - j:ctiarges charges arlaii arising in Vietnam have supervisors, 816.000; County treasurer, 813500 He pointed out that the SDA been placed. Michigan Conference operates 60 I Th. charges grew out of the same; health department.845.000. up from 842XKX); county park. such centers in the State shooting death of another 810.000. same; courthduse 8c Jal). Hospital, was named first vice 817.000. up from 89XXX); con. president; Hal Buerge. advertising Wednesdays from 10 am. to 4 pm Atty. McDonald left Sunday. others on hand for the open­ Oct. 17, for Saigon for prepara­ from 88.000; medical examiners. 81200. same; circuit court, ing included Mrs Dwight Fisher, tion of the case. . ance anZ a director of the National director of th* Barry Welfare Under the US code of military 818,800. up from 8)5.000; dog Bank, third vice president, and Department; Mrs. Louise Od- Justice, the defendant in a court damage and expense, 88.000. up from 87500; election.-.. 88.000. up nylwolska. Health Department. William Barr. Civil Defense di­ u civllan counsel if he desires from 81.500; rector; Richard Bunlor, chief of The defendant. David Reed, for­ Friend of the court. 828.600. up police; Mrs. Keith Gordon, Red merly of the Vicksburg area, will from 821500; insurance and Cross executive secretary, and bonds. 88500. up Hom 80.000; Don OHL Hastings High School Rev. George EUiott. secretary of be tried before a court martial to county road*. 852501, up from be convened in either Saigon or the Hasting* Area Ministerial 851.402: municipal court. 87500. Association. up from 16XXX); miscellaneous. 814.025, up from 310x000: prose­ elected treasurer. cuting attorney, 812.400, up from Ernie Fifield Has 811X100; probate court. )21.000. up 817X100; child care. *18X100. Open Heart Surgery from up from 814.000: Juvenile agent. Feidpauaeh. Foils. Patrick J. GU­ Ernie PtDeldor 1201 Barber Rd. underwent open heart surgery at 815X100. up from 814X100; soldiers Blodgett Hospital in Grand Rap­ and sailors burial. 88,000. up from On Monday. Oct/ 18. Atty. id* on Thursday, Oct. 14. The 17.000; sheriff, 8100.000. up from man. Rlcluud Krssenlch. Almcrid Richard M Shuster. 6f Hastings operation Involved the replace­ 883542. marine enforcement. Weber and Robert Godfrey', who successfully presented the nearly ment of a valve. While Ernie is 88.000, down from 89.000; State was president tn 1964 three million dollar case in the still tn intensive earet he appears institutions. 830,000. down from to be doing very well and was al­ 835,000; soiling. 88.700. up from planning the annual meeting to be the Genesee County Circuit lowed to ait up for about five minute* twice on Wednesday. bald in November, Manager Rus- Court in Flint. Atty. Shuster's petition was aell Hankins ng* announced. Plan­ Supervisors were al*o considerning far tiic meeting are John opposed by the Attorney General Scout Troop 178 Bay, Pa* Gilmore and Don Gill. of the State of Michigan. ' Members of Boy Scout Troop 178I county employees—but not electAfter argument the Genesee riw(wn»vu oj' uic run rindiynmui by the First Presbyterian ed officiate. Starting salaries for Circuit Court ruled In favor of sponsored are proud of winning first.clerks remain at 83,000. Raises RUMMAGE SALE. St. Rose Al­ Mr. Shuster's position distribut­ Citurch . ■__ __________ ____ I.— (. I Mlrtrlrw ,hd iwrr.lartM oentar Society, Friday. Oct. 23, 9 to ing some 8400,000 to Mrs. Reed­ (uuj lAit v, ..... . .....- ------- --- ----er's nurse and companion. 8100.000 to the statutory legal Thontapple Scout district's com-.*300 annually. ferson. heirs and the balance to charity. poree thl* past weekend. Eight | The salary for the new enTroop 178 Scout* pisvd thrir ten- forcemtnt officer for the frirnd SDA Welfare William Stedman Center Opens To Head Area Chamber in 1966 gressman Paul II. Todd Jr. waa the honored guest. and main speaker. In the photograph taken«by John Boughton at the Nashvtlle New* are. left to right. Mr*. Irene Parker, chairman of the Harry Democratic committee. Mr*. Noonan and Congreaaman 4 tty. McDonald Defend Soldier Atty. Shuster Represents Heirs In 3 Million Case backward glances “bits ofyesterday”.... as gleaned from the Banner files Parent-Teen’ (.ode Mailed to Hastings Homes This Wednesday some 1200 copies Community Fund Hits $31,360; S22,9020 Needed p ia GOP dinner । Hastings United ; Hoffman. Mr. and Mr*. Richard will present “Fun in Utah" In Community । Ke-senlch and Mis John Williams. Central Auditorium Tuesday at campaign has reached. Teen-ager^ participating indudRename.Barry 'Fund Kename.narry I 1853360.40, Atty. Richard Hudson, thy and David Hoas. Marilyn Hein, chairman,-reported Tuesday. Xfarllyn Ironside. Mark Johnson Fair Officers; “Our drive report* ar* not and Mary Settle*. Mrs. Richard Fluke was chairTo Obtain Bldgs. I The Barry County Agricultural' :lety, which operate* the Bar- j certain that everyone would be given an opportunity to -help other organisations which de- accounls payable the Hastings Klwanl* Club's 18th Travel and Adventure season. Beason tlckeu are stlli available from all Klwanmn* and single admission* are available at Ute door- Forahee will "take" his audience to Great Salt Lake, the mlttee werv Arthur Olson. Barry saU FM*. Wasatch Mountain* . County Juvenile agent; Richard J and- throughout the State Of : Guenther, supt. of schools. Mary Utah? . Mrs William NeUtery and the Rev. Fr David Hawley Hope for Best Blood Clinic Ever At School Nov. 8 Without a successful drive, dropped budget* financing the Red Cross whole, blood program, the Boy Scouts. Youth Council. YMCA. Club. "We Can Agree" incorporate* Salvation Army. Heart AJJbclalion and many oilier agencies guidelines for wholesome living. ■ wu> ~ I code that ia not given as an artoiPlans are going forward for improveAU,. Budwn upor.M lh.( “ SP1 t-n-aget. in ratal,- five blood clinic in the history meeting, ' industrial £2h and division SUhad to reported tJJ i rra 1! hut *uardianf«nd cash pledges totaling «uard)anX and t-en-ageh in esub- of the Red Cross program here. ’“.kxhtnsr id ratlsfvreelected, g7 professional 81954. _re-| H«h‘n« on 4n .rrrntabte acceptable n! and satlsfy(*11 division 8816 public agencies I ln8 program for iuxne. school, and church .nd ^Ui .ctiviUra . 1about 82X»o in capital I At the organteatton Simon MMchete w*a I prerident. Dr. Fred ; ; i .'^S obtalnin.'Z???' - ‘nd Women’s Club, IBarrv November Churches Draft Quota 13 Promote UNICEF Federal government's surplus! grain program. In pomtment blank* sent to home* in the school district, and 3,000 AS of Monday. 130 persons had Mrt. Cli.ri™ talll, hu .n- made appointments to ktre a nounced that the Hastings Wom­ pint of blood. The high school classes are en's Club again la sponsoring the tar Ihx tab Trick or Treat for UNICEF on compering with each other and and that the boy* as of Monday the Seniors were (UmT No»' 8 u,e h*h*’t ln “ 10,,« Halloween, and girLv again would participate Wietnix was recicctca a oiirc- • time with 33.. tor at the recent annual meeting. _ ’ , I and Glenn McGinnley was also On 001 7- men lca*lnK for through the churches. elected. The other directorship j n,fllUr> duty included was settled by k drawing after, Fred M. Martin. 23. torincumbent James Buckley and , Washington. Battle Cm I-ouls Neubcrt tied in the ballot- merly of Hastings. Fre< ing. Buckley won the draw. Curri*r, 21, R1 Caledonia; Phillip needy children onAiunday. Oct. There will be baby sitting swvReceipt* included building and । M. Lasaru*. 21. R2 Delton: ground rental, 81.665; space rent- ' Michael C. Hodson. 21. R4 Battle Their inotto. "Share — Not ice at the gym during the blood al during the fair. 81960: fair as-< Creek. Gerald A. Sherry. 20. 331 Scare." has turned an evening clinic to take care of youngsters cnHafiAn n. Church: unurcn; Claude viauae L. u. Orna. urns, 20. zu. ,of senseless prank* into one of while their mothers give blood sodatlon mwmhwrihln. memberships, Silt* lilt: N The Northeastern and South­ board of supervisors. *1,000; R1 Hickory Corners; Harvey J. gratifying rewards. The program will contribute to eastern teachers arc scheduled to State of Michigan. *7512; entry Warren, 30, R3 Plainwell, and fee*. 1152235; midway. 8256398, David J. Ilarvalh, 20, R3 Delton. the help given to needy children give blood from 1 to 2 pm : the grandstand shows. 83.454 64; Monday there are 42 scheduled and mothers in more than 100 Central school teachers from 2 to countries. Youngsters will carry 3. and the high school teacher* special concessions, 8923.13; llveinduction physical examination*. orange and black collection car­ from 3 tn 4 pm The clinic I* the day of th* tons bearing the symbol of the book, *1.480: parking *1510; horse racing. 816.166.15, and. bus from the American Legion United Nation* Children's Fund, Hastings Teacher* Institute, and thus no classes will be inter­ a mother and cltlld. 860532 in miscellaneous Income. Hall at 2:30 pm. rupted.. Disbursement* included insur­ On November 2 there are 39 Employees of the Hasting* ance and compensation, *605 60; men scheduled to go to Detroit utilities. 851550; dues and fees. for their pre-lnduction physicals 862; advertising and ticket*. On Oct. 29 nine physicians are a* there will be a clinic held al 81567.17; improvement and re- scheduled to take their prethat plant on Monday. Not. 23. induclion, physical exam*. ; Senior Citluna ol HaWIho rtm. 88.25052; suppUe*. *15437; equip­ Chairman Schllhaneck added, inunity will meet Monday. Oct. 25.1 . ment and rentals, 8156538; pre­ - at the Episcopal Parish House for Investment vlOSS mium book. 815M51; labor. that the Barry Selective Service ------------------------- Storts Thurldoy Board has been busily reclassify; SH)II; 4H premiums. 82.798 75; ing college student*. College stu­ 1 o'clock.1 The invatmenl clas* for adult* dents must be carrying sufficient stand shows. 83.12332; superin­ hours each term to assure their ana guests are wncamc. tach diner te scheduled to start at 7:30 pm. U asked to bring his own table this Thursday in Room 114. the tendents. 8257 24: Judges, 154*Bl; graduation tn four years service, a beverage If desired, and ' agricultural room, at Hastings High a dish to pass ■ School. If enough people show up. If transportation is needed, or if I The class will be taught by Dr. September Permits Building permit* approved in you have room in your car tar on I William H. Helrigrl. Wright Sim. 116,06238. Hasting* in September totaled extra passenger, please nottfyfHsr- [ director of adult education al vert. n»n>Nrt u/r . HHS announced K°a£ am. Ii Wllltam Schllhaneck. chairman Iof lhe B<rr>" County Selective Scrvlcc Board, report, that the Muntys dran *”,oU u 13 ,or Seoior Citizens To Meet Monday HHS Saxon Band Rales ^opt' i ing Bgnd earned No 1 ratings from all four Judge* al the- Dis­ trict .Michigan School Band and Qrehestra. Afaoftatton Marching Zeeland High School foolbaTi held Saturday. Oct. I*. Thirteen The Hasting* Bund a show depicting the that marching bands are of performing. They opened with a ATTEND ANTIQUB FORUM-Dr. and Mr*. I. B. now'uv » hrtlly mocd. »c- Um chunh bulldto<" " cording to Bari Count at the • • • State Department that U may "Jack and the Bean S fail at any time—therefore. R Pleas* Bee MORE ABOUT: win be removed to prevent any . . . BACKWARD GLANC pcMlbUlty Of a highway accident, j . p the reproductions department tar Greenfield marching to 'The Saints Gc Marching In." They presentee excarpt* from William Schu­ man's “Chester" Overture, fol­ lowed by a marching dance rou­ tine of "Ch* Clra Cha" and exit­ ed to Mussorgsky)*-'BOfis Godu Tire Band received enlliuslas tic applause from the large , EXCEPTIONAL D1SPLA Y—Hasting* automotive (testers are displaying their 1964 sudtanca. game Friday night. �West Woodland By Pirlo r Sisaon Alert Hunter Aids in Arrest ippers K hunter noticed I stripped tn antae Springs zd it and the rere caught in Harvey Baker Mrs Hable Hall and daughler. and >« Mater, Mr* Oladya Ochs, of Detroit were Sunday vteltor*i At the hum* of Mr. and Mr* of Mi* Hendee and Mrs Gabriel Gerald Calms of North Irvin* a The blacktopping H the Um. . Monday. 1 attended the funeral mile rtrrtchiCK of Martin and; at a life-long-friend. Mrs Audle Chariton Part Roads has been Rouah. at Hartings with burial completed and they are surely jin Freeport. In the evening, we nice Roadmen worked until late wwe guetfa at a birthday supper Saturday evening to get ... • * U the home of our daughter. at --------Hearth,— HasMartld Road finished. ♦ Rev U»c Eldon ■Boushaa ■ —— George Speaa of Lake Odeswatlng*. A beautifully decorated a mat re of Ute can. ' A check on the ^gLUmUon of tiie stripped car traced ila owner­ ship Io Wesley F. Brown. Jr. a undent at Datlte Crvrt Central whe had parted it acron the street (ran Ute high school ’ A check of lhe ngirtraUon of the car parted near the stolen car revealed It to be owned by Robert G. GrttflUi. 20. R1 Burlington, po­ lice said Griffith was ptcx-xl up by police and reportedly implicated Ronald D. Smith. 11. R1 Athena Part* of the car owned by WeeJey Brown were found on Smith's car. police sard. Hirtgpwi from r" • Uir Maple Crore KVM Ctasre»|* MY. and Mr*. JohnBymanta basement was successful as there from Lansing called at the Harry was a large crowd lo be agreed Babcock home Sunder. Mrs. and plenty of food for aU. The Symonds ia distantly related to committee tn charge thanks aS Harry. * The Robert Babcocks who helped to make It a auccw look their daughter, Elaine, beak by furnishing, helping, preparing to Michigan School for the Deaf or any other way. * George Ball after brtn* home for Um woek1* in Blodgett Hcapttal in Grand end. * Mr. and Mr» Tom Hunt Rapid* for treatmenlt of a foot and two children from Lansing He U to hart JE-rays for the foot aUended Um Saturda* rtippw ,nu wwk- Hc wouW awnctatefal lhe church and stayed Salur-; 1/UnilUfIl being remembered by cards cr day night at the Keith Ball „ „■ .. ... letters HU son. Robert Balt, and *1 By .Wr», w . it. (.ht'cttman tunity live in Alaska nc*r Grand at Hosiniaa Rapids and visit hlm nearly. HAPPIER FAMILIES shop at COMPLETE LAUNDRY SERVICE Family Bundles Damp Wash • Wash and Fluff Dry W« Hni«h Shirt,, Fl«t»ort>. Work Clothe, HASTINGS HOME 329 S. Michl,.. X Wl 5-*M2 TENDERNESS r FOOD CENTER LAUNDRY < Lilli., b Ro, G>bu>n I rolen Yes, Swift’s Premium ProTen beef is the tenjerest in all the land. Carefully fed for top quality ... H's the best in beef; then specially selected, cut, and trimmed the way you like it. Arouse extra interest in your fall menus . . . make your mealtime meat selec­ tion Swift's Premium ProTen and enjoy the compliments of your family. Rick Hammond Wins FFA Tall Corn Context 3-lb. Pkg. or More.... Freshly-Ground LEAN, ALL-BEEF The Hartings Future Farmer* of America held their annual Tall Com Contest on Oct 11 corvair-chevelle-impa^a Up to 2500 Doll.r. »iw» Mch ' HAMBURGER could win $50.00 in ch. ■8 UEU8KET.RnK<L Ol^GARLiC ? SWIFT'S PREMIUM ‘ I M.ry Monday tnomin.. _ BONELESS PORK Last Week'* Magic Kard Winner*: ROAST Ada Stiles John Romans Rosa Lee King Lent Corners CORNED BEEF GENUINE DRIED BEEF ECKRICH SMOKED SAUSAGE BRAUNSCHWEIGER CANADIAN STYLE BACON LEAN, MEATY 50 n.w nuntbr. P­ Jim Clark UMT BOSTON STYLE Elwin V/ood By Mrs. Inland Hftfmondr PILLSBURY MIXES 1 Orange Juice •***#&. Limit 2 pkgs, with coupon below BUY YOUR PROCTOR & GAMBLE PRODUCTS AT . . . 14b, 2% ox. Io J-lb., 4% ox. pkg. Cans OONiUMISS KELLOGG'S SWIFT'S PREM Swift's Corned BEEF GLOBE TROTTING Pillsbury BUTTERMILK with coupon below BISCUITS CAMPBELL'S TOMA’® SOU* BE SURE TO SEND FOR THE MARY MAKE-UP DOLL CORN FLAKES GOVERNOR mite trip which will take him to Japan and China and • Uop at the Hawaiian la­ teral* on the way home He will make the trip Ln com- 8-oz. Wt. Can TOMATO SOUP Without traveling mon than a ter Ijkf *. or, at the meet. a*T*w Rtes trom your tana. you can have arena to all that b new and modem to the building Held What­ ever you have bad In intod for improving your iwme betore winter you will find »*lp here. perhaps you have a tenement room or an attic that you would like to trans- Special from Felpausdi American Provincial 19" ROUND DECORATED SERVING TRAY $1.99 VALUE..... TUES., on.16, 7:30 P.M. WE RMHVt THE MIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES ON ITE/flS IN THIS AD. NUSBUBY 141. 2H TO 141. 4^-OZ (AKE MIXES ib.79‘ ib. 49' ib.99‘ r CAKE 1 Spartan Flordia Fresh-Frozen 6136 ib. 69* ’4*" 2'°Z PKG DIOGO'S Ar I ~ 24 ! I CORN FLAKES 28 I i $5 «r Mera Feed Purebota I ||M5. , — �Lib.ralil. Surplui Food Regulations 2 Sentenced In Negligent " Homicide Cases Mrs Dwight Fisher, director of the Social Welfare Department, report* that regulations regard­ ing the distribution of surplus foods have been liberalised. Two men who had pleaded a person with a maximum In­ guilty to negligent horn laid e come of |125 a month and liquid assets of *750 may now receive County Circuit Court by Hills- surplus foods ?= Formerly —™!y r.c no Xir; more dale County Circuit Judge Rob- than *500 tn liquid - assets was ert McIntyre permitted recipients. There have Henry M. Tsuneaaen, 10. R4 been other change*. Hastings, wax placed on two This month Barry County ha* years' probe (Ion and ordered to s65 families totaling 1.023 pevnle serve the llrst 60 days in Jal), receiving for surplus food. In and pay a *500 fine and (500 September there were 231 famlcourt costa. cuurt coats. . Illes wlUl gjg penions who retr.ni (in—,. ex na n.gurplua food. was placed on one year's proba-l t'.on -and ordered to spend ths I RetardedKiddies Group to Discuss State Support Father Given Custody of Sons Barry County Probate Judge Philip H. Mitchell, following an fflveetlgalton and hearing on Monday, awarded custody of Rod Marshall <Dulch> Cappon was elected president of the Barry County Association for Retarded Children at their regular meet­ ing held Oct 7 at the Special Education School. Tom Howard of the Barry County special education pro­ gram explained the advantages and disadvantages of the assocl-1 atlon’s Joining the Btate-supported program. Members agreed to discuss the I ,"S matter further at the meeting Teunemen was charged as Use I Acordlng to the Oil ft G'as at the sc boo. at ■ pm. on Nov. I. result of the one-car accident In Nr»»J Moakowtta^ Janoea Anyone Interested will be wel- 1 which Jerry L Shanklin, 1g. and No- 1. In the southwest quarter come to attend. ।eery Kilmer. IMS HHS graduate Dian Kay Burk. 18. both of Has- of Section 34, Thurnapplc Townllnga. were killed on lhe Camp- «Np. a wildcat, drilled Nlagaran Community OoUege, was ground Road last May 3 target dry to 3706 feet. The Sun LEGALS Gibson, the father of seven company's support wildcat had children, was charged as a result A-l at 3380 and Niagara at 3505 of the two-car crash on M-43 in . _______ •_______ Hastlngs Klwanls Club for its which Mn Horace (Dorothy ' , contribution to agriculture, and Tungate. R2 Delton, was killed T-K ColIc^B-Bound Bruce Bean, Extension agent, tor hU service to farm programs. _____ Students to Meet Juniors and Aenlon of MlddleVille's T-K School who plan to go to college or trade school, are to attend a counseling meeting at 8 pm. Tuesday, Oct. 26. It !• Orgarud 11 SANFORIZED* COTTON FLANNEL SHIRTS FOR BOYS . . . TOWNCRAFT Plaids a-plenty in printed cotton flannel . low-priced to please! Terrific tailoring with short pomt cellar, fin­ ished ham. Machine wash­ able. A groovy group of plaids at a phenomena1 tow price! More About------ Pharmacist Works For Better Community Health Pharmacy Our 63rd Penney Days About 300 attended lhe Demo- Fellows Hall Saturday night and : saw Mrs Joseph Noonan, who has worked many years for the Democratic party, honored for her outstanding work. Hastings High CALENDAR Your Gardner I k ALWAYS RRST OUAUTY > Judge Mitchell placed the boys With their father. Staff Sgt. Dale Slater, now stationed at Fort achievements for the party and . Mrs Irene Parker, county chair-1 married . rman. presented her with a plaque Judge Mitchell said that In 1from the Barry County Demothis case lhe welfare of the ch 11- *crata and the Women s Demodren has been served adequately ‘era tic Club presented her with a under the Michigan law. The 1 Oct. 16 was Woman's Day court has retained Jurisdiction throughout Michigan. It was a for Mx months Judge Mitchell said an Invest!- ! honor the woman believed to I gaHon disclosed no negative re­ have done the most for the party I ports on the boys' father and in the county Mrs Noonan had that the father had maintained served for eight years ax vice j substantial support payments for chairman tn Barry County, eight them over the past four or flvej.■ years as chairman and one and 'one-half years on the State CcniraT-Commit tc until she retired Gloria Hctht. daughter of Mr. because of her health. Other special guesLs included Hastings School Calendar Slate Senator and Mrs Roger1 Johnson. State Renrwntat’ve Hrclr, employed by Allia-Chal- and Mrs. Claude Burton. Rev. W. Marklng Period. Scott Ensign. Congressional Dis- , tiradquarters In Milwaukee, Wia., trlct Chairman John McLaugh-; sUtate, No School. tin. State Central Committee-, Friday. Oct. 22 — MEA InaUlr.il woman of Eaton County Mrs. I Naomi Burgoff. K a 1 a m a s o o Friday, Oct. tt—HHS ItaawCounty Chairman Mrs Marguer­ ite Phillips and Phil Powers, as­ sistant to Congressman Todd *1 N.i°«aran I0'?’ Miss Mary Lee Orabom and hcr fiance. Ted Carpenter, both of Buy City, spent the weekend with Ixr itrandparenl*. the Howaid Onbonui. Old. to their father who had the “greaUsl legal right." Rod and Tom lived with their mother. Carolyn Ann Blackmore, and her second husband. Wil­ liam. on a 180-acre farm near Delton She was killed Sept. 30 when she swerved her car to avoid hitting dogs and crashed ■j In Hastings .lennew Mrs.KateNoonan Honored by Demos Saturday Hubbard Hills By Mrs. Albert Green Backward Glances Radios Recovered Two Juvenile# have been turn- Continued from Poge One ven Ik- department by City police after investigation of the theft of two radio# at Johnson Field during the Hastings-St. Johns game. The radios, one belonging to the City taken from Kenneth a play baaed on the well-known She died of leukemia a month Barnett and presented in Cen­ tral auditorium under his direc­ similar Hines# "Die family has tion by the Hastings Civic Hayour deepest sympathy. * Mm Rose Funk and Danny have an S R O matinee given ea- BOYS* RUGGED TOWNCRAFT [CORDUROY SLACKS aince her liuxband'a death. * Ganguillet. Betty Iznxy. Dan Ar.luilt»T, Frank Foote, Beatrice Goggins. Burr Dennison, Geral­ Tripp Sunday. Oct. 10. * Mrs. dine Williams, Cornelia* Mannl. Marshall Tripp U convalescing style with plain front,. Ma- doir, but a thoroitghguing "ham ‘ and lhe scenery is beautiful Many folks stopped and took Gordon Orwen of Battle Creek stopped on his way home from Grand Rapids and had lunch Trust Is More Than a Word Here Albert Archie Albert Raptda ... It Is Our Profession irvd^trom the position, lay. Hla reaponslbUltlsa Green * Mr. and Mrs of the middle division of the Burd and Mr. and Ma Green were in Grand Sunday. Oct. 10. On their Remember . . . Mn. Donald Van ZUe. ol Detroit. Charge It All To training, knowledge, experience . . . we odd evtrp care. That's why your doc tor trust* us always! ba'<aln price! Che superintendent ol the C. K ■ . appointed by Gov. Grow-. USE BANNER WANT ADS! . provide In Its constitution for the ' establUhmmt of public libraries FREE SHOCK CHECK cd by the death at Judge John You Can William F. Arnold, mana­ ger of the Model Finance ‘ Office at 140 W. State Street (next to The Cop­ tings. per Lantern), invites you H to call him at Wl 5-3429 proof of why Hastings at any time you need $25 ' to $1,000. room In the Jack Echtinaw’s Service SEE Gordon or Elwood Yoder 320 N. Michigan Jack or Ed Echtinaw Hastings Shell 327 5. Jefferson Get a free Monroe shock check and take advantage of this special offer of International stainless steel flatware for only $2.99 JP Larke's Cilgo Service • Maks home improvement! • Fay off your bill! o Cut your monthly payment received at the • Cot cash for an/ purpose headquarter*. 140 W. State St. Hatting* OFFICIAL NOTICE To the Residents of South-Western Michigan and to Others It May Concern Lyle Sanborn Haitings Halting! SEE Bob Silcock The Following Dealers Listed: MODEL FINANCE SEE 313 N. Broadway SEE KNIT SLEEPERS—PENNEY-PRICED! Hastings Sllcock Marathon MONROE same thing could happen again and with much more destructive results Hawings needs a modern STOCK UP AND SAVE ON COTTON 135 E. Green 1436 S. Hanover Gory Hartman blown to notify firemen to hurry the pumping station Driver Haywood started on hla way immediately, but Mr. McElwain Rockhill & Banghari Chet or Rocky a Take a "drwaiw" vscatiM • Buy a best or new car a substitute, ________ _ ____ ...<e fire alarm signals to the pumping station Freeport SEE from the fire bam fully Hastings Yoder Sunoco Hostings MONEY FOR A FUN-FILLED SUMMER Joseph Sage Made to our own exacting specifications for fit, cut and high quality! Easy on-off gripper waist style for sizes 1 to 4; pullover top and boxer waist bottoms for sizes 3 to 8 All ma­ chine washable, with non-skid plastic soles for safety! Effective Monday, October 25, 1965, all electrical work shall be performed under the provisions of Aet 217, P. A. of 1956, as amended, with inspec­ tion service to be performed by the Electrical Ad­ ministrative Board in the following municipalities: BUCHANAN THREE RIVERS GRAND HAVEN DOWAGIAC SOUTH HAVEN HASTINGS .ORONOKO TOWNSHIP ^WsT. JOSEPH TOWNSHIP WORTH MUSKEGON WeLSTON TOWNSHIP N>£S TOWNSHIP V Complete electrical inspection will be given on commercial, industrial, and institutional-type buildings. Our present inspection service for other areas will continue. Our arpa office is in the Grand Haven City Hall Marble's Standard V & J Mobil 202 I. State 227 E. State Hastings Hastings Telephone: Area 616 842-3210 Phone: 8:00 A.M.-9:30 A.M. Tuesdays & Fridays J ^lliOO A.M.-12 Noon Thursdays or contact your local City Holl. . SEE SEE State of Michigan Electrical Administrative Board Fay Marble Vern Bowman Clayton McCoy, Director SPECIAL! LUXURIOUSLY SOFT 100% COTTON THERMAL BLANKET'. 5 QQ ▼▼ 71-.W frfi twin ae full beds Come <n, tell us if you’ve ever felt anything as lusciously soft! So light, yet it keeps you colily warm in winter I toss on a sheet or light cover). Machine washable. Nylon binding. • �hasting? banner AKrt.1.1 -rd Parcels have a ir^poEiibOitj of leave* camp * tetter person be- The Houghtofli * EDITORIAL 1 an a' Celebrate 50tli Wedding Jubilee ckmper to camp With a po*lUrejour YMCA CAMP ALGONQUIN. i complete rapport from the com- Hie Revs. Roy and Opal Hough- ocuntry* future. than they may ever again be. full leadership. Their behavior ia not appealing, and at the next minute •ecm a "pain in tltelneck." Camp leader* must be prepared to accept and comtnicUvely lundlc Uiese varying responses Parente hare a right to know, and should team about Uie camp their children attend. A simple check-list for fathers and mother* might include 1 M«t Uie camp director and find mil about ha experience In directing a camp Karh mother has » different wny hare. A Hastings Community Fund that help* mi th*L a camper rosy Mother number one might *ay “When you get homesick ..." A Klwanu, Rotary. Lions, Jayccco. Mtrtiwr number two might say "If and Exchange Club Uial butlds and you gel homeslek ..." And maintains a cabin ... A crew from mother number three mlgiit say Rotary who bakes pancakes every "OJC. camper, havo a good time. Thunday all summer ... A crew from Klwsnls who fries hamtiurgs when we see you Saturday." Need- every Tuesday ... A Woman s Club that sponsor* a George Wash­ Unit mother number three. ington Bridge sd all boy* and girl* rise question asked most of camp rpay attend camp regardless of directors is. “Just what good will finance* ... A Ringo Square Dance my child get out of going to camp?" Obviously the camper will develop June to improve camp . . . Several churches and Central certain skills. such as swimming. Each camper teams to -give and Like" with hi* cabin mates. He Is Ir.uiilng to live with other* and by adjusting to a schedule and nn exciting routine he is preparing to meet the many challenges of later life. gram. 3. Speak to camp neighbor* We have discussed what Uie a* to the reputation of Uic camp and Staff. 4. Actually vteit the word tw to what the director gains taken. 5. Inquire as to the quAlificaliuns of the waterfront director. (Does lie hare a YMCA Leader­ Examiner or Red Comb Water Safety. Instructor's rating’) Repair Service on Electric Razors EXPIRY WATCH Mra. Dakother cousin from Calif units. ClartavlUe and Mr, and 1. Strong' of .Wyoming; Mr. and Nreb. Mr. and Mrs Richard Strong and family arid Mra. Aten Hough-1 tun. local area residents; Mr. ; Ealhel Houghton of Hastings, Wg. Cathy. David and Vaughn Gelgc. i ir, rf„ —. Geiger families A beautifully decorated three- j tiered cake, baked by Mrs. Katl. ertne Getger. with lighted candle arrangements on u gold cloth cotHcfriahracnt* were served. The honored gue.rts then opened thcu many beautiful gifts while Jim ONE IIUXDKKD AND yaw Cloverdale-Hope HJBSCHIPTION SERVICE AMERICAN NEWIPAPIR IEPRUIMTATIVU Im. Watch Milcr^e Wty Durfee far the camper*—It 1* for * Camp Director who has seen over 5-5CO camper* at YMCA CAMP ALGON­ QUIN tn the past twenty years. JEWELRY By Mr*. Stephen Oifood By Mr*. John Hook IMPORTANT NOTICE Residents of HASTINGS and BARRY County will be contacted to receive an explanation of Americare.1 Tuesday evening callers of Mr. and Mra Ed Rice * Weekend the health care protection service of VerMeulen and family of Bron- American Republic and family. Mr. nnd Mrs. Robert Mra. John Osgood. Hemet. Calif, DeCamp and family. Mr. and called on friends at the Barry Mra. Millard Gaylor and family. Medical Facility on Friday. ♦ Leo Mr. and Mra. Tom Gaylor and Janice Gaylor of Baltic Creek * Treasure Island. Calif ', in Navy' diaries A. Hammond of Hasreserre duty. * Mr. jind Mrs Al-1 ting* was a Saturday caller of round Weber. Mrs. John Osgoxl । Mr. and Mra Homer Hammond, and Rev. and Mra. Isaac Owed * Clayton Erb of Byron Center were Thursday supper guest* of and cousin. Mrs. John Frees, of Grand Rapid# were Thursday good showed movie* and »Udcs of her western trip. Homer Ha Mr. and Mra. David Osgood and daughter. Debbie, of Brooklyn Thrush of Ithaca spent Thurs­ day with their daughter. Mrs. spent Saturday and Sunday with Jeaac Powell and family. * Mr. | Osgood. Sunday dinner guests at and Mra. Tdm Hoffman of Plain­ well were Saturday lunch guesta the O-good home were their daugh- Watch for the man who carries this card nFppESENTA'i|Yj EDITORIAL of I Freeport. Mr*. Mabel Keller of Hastings, Mra. Irene Japhett of Prairieville, JEWELERS 118 W. Stat* St. Kcnteld of Nattensl AsroclaUcn of PostnusJalned her brother* and famine* of Adrian and daughter and hear the newly appointed p^i. family of Lansing Bunday * Mr. and Mr*. J. Roy Smith and Mra. Lydia Gate* of Grand Rapid* were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mra. Walter E. Culbcrt. * Mr. and Mra. Wallace Benner enter­ tng tiie Winter with her daugh­ Clifford Kahler of Dalton, Wednes­ tained a party of friend* last ter in Florida. / day. They spent Bunday with James Sunday, 'x members of Uie Strong-Houghton families at her inane Sunday from 1 to 1 p.m. , Gucate responding to the tnvi- Roy and Opal were married Oct 14. 1915. Mrs. Houghton for many with Mrs. King (doesn't every nov­ A gravel pit owner who sends sand ice editorial writer ask his wife fur ten years to make a better retired, Mrs. Cha*. Hamp, president of Uic Lakeside Barracks Auxiliary, ond I agree. Uwt we are fortunate And presented lhe Houghton* a floral to have the opportunity to work centerpiece Thursday morning. with such tine young ladle* and may have hot friedcakra and hot Rev and Mra. Luther Brokaw. Cen­ gentlemen ns camp coumekira. homemade roll* for breakfast . . . tral Methodist Church, gave-than a lovely vase of flower* *s a token And the many other* who make of friendsitlp and esteem. twenty- Hastings a g&od place In which to Mr. and Mra. Lloyd Koutt, with four hours a day fur very It”*' ply live. the Houghtons u tlielr guest*, celebrated the anniversary and to give their camper* a real camp­ ing experience. The wonderful part ment on that ruling by the State Lloyd's birthday with a dinner at Eyer's Steak House north of Lan­ of this experience is Unit the coun- Social Welfare Department that sing on US-37. The Hastings Banner AND A manufacturing rotnpany that maintain* our electric and plumb­ ing and provides a truck for river trips and doe* our printing . . . Another manufacturing company that builds us basketball courts . . And -'till another that puts aluminum curtains on the cabins A "Bud'' Wolfe who carries an elec­ tric argan to camp for a daxai year* just to play for a camper Ur. and Mr*. Alfred Haskill of Laming went 1*41 Saturday with Washington, gle and Mr. and Mrs Don Slut* and children of Grand Rapid* visited Mr. and Mrs. Frank Engie Bunday. Mr. and Mra. Warren Calms » George Lowden had Greenville. Mr. arid Attend Convention Eart Middle Lake n~ U.. n...;. u r_t ___ By Mra. Beaaia M. Calrna Hastings and Pete ^erica?S&an Ironside Agency INSURANCI 20« E. Stat* St. Sunday cullers ah Uic Lcwellyn Woodman home, < Mr. and Mra. Clair Gerould and Mis* Pearl Stan- H°SPitaieX ot M»«ricare * Isabcll. Mr. and Mra. William Hart Phono 945-9425 Mr*. Swift Noble, Mr* George .Innes nnd Miss Louise Porter of tier with MU* Grace Edmonds. Sacrtun American D«» Moine*. CORNER WALNUT AND S. 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Marjorte Ritter and Fanny todsley Mr nnd Mrs. Maynard Park ot Middleville wbh to announce the engagement of their daughter, Judith Ann. to Michael Wayne Tte <tete of Nov. 3. 7 p-m.. been *et for Uie pennock Hospital Stamm, son of Mr. and Mr*. Ker­ Guild. All-Mor.ber Affair mit Stamm of Harting*. Judith Atm wo* graduated from Ha*Ur«a ®*"J* Memorial Hall in Hartings. High School in 1M3 and is empoUuck d,nner *nd • social evening is being planned. n.m?J£n?ke y0Ur <Ut* '1U1 ’rour Guild Clialrman and look forward to a man-clou* evening of togethernr.a and friendship THE hIsTTMGS BANNKV-3 Methodist WSCS Circled to Meet Relatives, . ... Friends Honor Anniversary The wscb aretes ot the First । Methodist Ohureh will mart a* fol-1 Mr and Mr* Wallace Benner P^, wrTC hQnurrd at an open houo tec Prudence. Mm. '"-jirtea Wukca 813 thf!r niter wedding annlvera«ry ^Woodland; Mjuteu. ««fy Elven by their aon and wife. Mr. ScobeyQuimby Roath Mrtfy. Mrs and Mra Raymond Benner of Un­ ivan Snyder, 812 E MnrahaJ. -ng, yunday, Oct. 10. from 9 to “"J’°*wd 1305 pm. at their Middle lake home. 8. Park; Rebecca. Mr*. John Buch-,There were about 80 relative* and ter, 633 W Bond, and Naonl. at I friends who called, making lhe day the church lounge Wednesday. Oct.. a mart pleasant occasion. The t®-- R“,h- Mrs w- R- • Benners also have a daughter, Btrk, 900 Taflee Drive, and Sarah. Su«*n. Mra. Leslie Lockwood. 538 W._____ ______________ ... Court,- at 1:30 pm., Joanna, Mra. E. L. CARPENTER Ouifas HARDWARE 142 I. StaM St. daughter, Sharon Kay Tugs. to Melvin Roy Date Jr, son of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Hubbert. R1 Hos­ tings. Both ore 1965 graduates of Hasting* High School. Sharon is studying to be a coatnetologist in Battle Creek and Melvin is in the UB. NAvy. No wedding date has A really good hair cut means everything. You'll be happy with the results. Rotary Ladies Night Includes Musical Show Call 945-3382 of Allen Pftfk spent the weekend with har mother, Mra Stella Ruling*, and Sunday caUcn were Mr. and Mrs. Roy Slater of Peg’s Beauty Bar PEG PRESTON, Owner Dio Magic of Fred Waring." n musical extravaganza starring Uie Pennsylvanians, will be at tht Grand Rapids Civic Auditorium at 8 p.m. an Thursday, Oct. 38. The Hastings Rotary Club has scheduled u Udics .Night for that date, and tallowing dinner in Grand Hair Style of the Month Above Savings & Loan Now! New Chevelle Personal Mention SUPER SPORT The Hubbards Win Bridge Title At Country Club . About 60 duplicate bridge I players linxl dinner and parii-1 clpated tn the 1985 HaaUnga C o u n r ty Club claunpionaiup'' game Tuesday nlglit. The winner* were Mr. and Mra. Roy Hubbard. Secund place 820 15A The winners received Trim colonial style con­ sole. with just a touch of Hospital (iulld 18, Ort. 29 Hospital Guild 18 dale of meet­ Ing has been changed from Thursday, Got. 38 to Friday, Oct.' 29. Luncheon at 12:30 at the home of Mra. Howard Tredrnnick. M2 W. Green St. Bring! qwn table service and something ’ Dutch charm. Stera-omatic four speed changer handles all popular record Stop Today for a $ ] 299^ Demonstration Camp Fire Smoke ij' K<s». honoring hl* birthday. Visiting the John Birmans for several days last week were their ton and family, the Robert Bir­ mans. of Uilver Springs. Md. Jackson of Eaton Rapids, nnd tiila week the Bangharte are en­ tertaining their rtster-ln - law, Mra. Perry Banghart, of Howell. Mra. Dan Walldorff and Mra. Hasel Hinkley vacationed for a few days last week In the Pe­ toskey and Traverse CKy area. Lucilte Sherry and Mr. and Mra. Allan Hcmrlchscn were In Traverse city Tuesday to vteft Mra. Elizabeth Shcny. a patient nt Munson Hospital. Mr. and Mra. Charles Rowley Br. were Sunday dinner rooks of Mr. and Mra. Calvin Seosn of five tri' MUSIC CENTER 138 W. State Wl > 4284 Camp Fire girls and Blue Birds both from Hastings and Delton and last but not least the gen­ eral public fa- their attendance. Thanks also go to the many merchants In Hastings who so kindly donated door prizes. Camp Fire Counqll Board meeting wm held Monday night. Oct. 18. at Ute Center School building, which Is tlw new Camp Fire Board all-year-n}und cabin, donated by the Harting* School The Blue Bird leaders song and dance aeeslon will be held Oct, 28 at 1 p.m. in the Presby­ terian Church buMtnent. plea.-*- UPHOLSTERING Delton Band No. 1 New Chnelle SS 396 Sport Coupe— wilh doan-tcultUd qUctmo Body by Either. THE FURNITURI BUILDING by Chevrolet Wayne Hazel Phong 374-3523 Two new Super Sport beauties for '66— —with flat-comeringBUspension nnd large-sixo (7.75x14) a hardtop and convertible-propelled by nothing red strijM! tires. A fully synehronized 3-speed transmis­ sion with floor-mounted stick shift Is standard. Or you can order a 4-speed or Powerglide—also Strato-bucket less than the new Turbo-Jet 396 V8. .front, seats, center console and full SB instrumentation. Their SS "black grille bcU them apart right off as a ajiecial breed of car. And their new Turbo-Jet 396 VB Impressive credentials, sure. But toTeally appreciate what Chevrolet's [lerformance specialists have come up is right behind it ready to second the motion. This remarkably efficient power plant, with aircraft­ with hero you've got to get into one of these Chevelle type valves, deep-breathing ports and other design advances, develops 325 hp in the standard version. And Su|*r Sports and see for yourself. And the place to do that, naturally—or to see and drive any ot the ten other neijr Chevelle* for '66-is COLD WINTER DAYS AHEAD How to takl Fashions to- keep your youngsters warm. ' yourself •T’ off the spot Warm snowsuits, ski pants and ski jackets and coats in bright prints and plaids. Accidents to visitor* or workmen on ycur property can put you "on the jpot" for uibuaniipl monetary claim* . . . unless you have adequate heme-owners' liability iruurance. See u». about our Iow-cmi coverage. you're welcome to order more—in a 860-hp version—if you’re so inclined. Both Chevelle SS 396 models ride on a special chassis See the new '66 Chevrolet, Chevelle, Chevy H, Corveir and Corvette at your dealer's COLEMAN Mickigaa LARKE BUICK-CHEVROLET I435 S. HANOVER HASTINGS PH. Wl 5-2425.L! duriq^.snowball fights and skiing lessons’. . $598 to$!798 Look for famous 'Trade-Name' labels on the things you buy . . . you'll find them here! Parmaleejr 124 East State Street �g—THE ' UANTINGR BANNER Thornapple Garden Club Meets at The Slocum Home Local Delegates ? Attend Hospital Auxiliary Workshop Manistique Church Is Setting for Lovely Nuptials Four women from the Pannock Hospital Guilds attended the 17th Annual Workshop of the The Thoraapple Garden dub enWa delightful afternoon at the farm home of Mra. Harold Slocum on 8. Broadway Ihunday. pltal Auxiliaries. wedding of MIm Ix>1* Ann R-wlch. daughter of Mra Peter Rozlch of day and Friday, Oct. 14-15 at Bbyne Mountain Lodge. Attending from the Hospital rich. and Robert Charles Mackln- farmcd the double ring ceremony ntahed by the girls’ choir and white Giver, in marriage by her brother. J. J. Roalch, the bride wore a floor- detailed with • removable mantilla Hospltal Council. Webb, regional i social security administration, and Owen Pinkcrnuin. president Michigan Hospital Association. attached to a sequined Juliet hat. She carried a bouquet of white orchid* and stephanoU* Her only statera only attendant. She wore a and Pinnock Hospital delegate- vet gown and carried a bouquet of white rasa and mums The flower girl, little Miss Leslie | workshops were: 1. Tomorrow r. Auxiliary; 2. Tomorrow’s Pro­ gressive Gift Shops; 3. Tomer MRS ROBERT CHARLES MACKINDER . . Miss Lois Ann Roalch Becomes Bride. floor-logth gown of cranberry vei- . b} tertan Hospital School of Nur*- , p p j vet with an empire wairtline and hlf. Chicago, and 1* employed a* I flHfPr ( rilWClP a white chlflon over-oklrt. Site jErector of nurses, Schoolcraft Me-1 I LI UjOUC carried a basket of white mums. mortal Hospital Manistique. Wil1 be Johnny Pat Miller was beat man I • BS. and MS-mm* Mtehlgan State IM - J Honored Ihursday green cymbldium orchids. The groom'a mother wtxr a dusty • Phi Kappa Sigma fraternity. He u Volunteer workers who were employed by the US. Forest Serv­ ice Regional Office. Milwaukee. community chairmen In the recent Wedding guests were from Esca­ naba. Iron Mountain. Manistique. Thursday. Grand Ledge. Milwaukee, Minne­ Awards are to be prewnted, Mra. apolis. Gladstone. Wells, Newberry, Robert EUlget. duilmun. lias unMio. Isabella; Ironton, Ohio; Bud- . cymbldlum orchids. Elka Ballroom. The drive chairmen included: Mrs James Habeggnr. H)omappleTwp.; Mra. Carl Hula. Irving: Mra Lloyd Shroyer. Carlton; Mn, ert Roalch presided at the punch the Ed Matthews at Sebewaing. Kart Eckhart. Woodiand; Mra.Frtri Mira Lucille Savage assisted with | joyable time as the Matthews’ j R 0 b e r t Newton. Rutland. Mra. daughter and family, the Art Karol Owens. Algonquin Lake; Ricca, were vwiring there front । Mra Walter Beck. Hastings; Mra Rzv-lwwtrv- N V This th* r-v.T kk_ with grey mink hat and matching Matthews, who U five - moncha, Sinclair. Baltimore: Mr* Donald —-------------WnU(. Mapk Ow.f. Mjs John After a wedding trip around Lake visited her aon. the Bob Tlnk- DHL Prairieville; Mra Leslie Kel­ ley. Barry; Mrs. Dwight Kelley, Vtsitlng the Wm. Eastmans ManlsUque High School and Pres-; burgh, Px LoVero Shute Announces The Opening of her New Beauty Shop^ □t problem of overgrown riirubs, flowera and replacing trees and what to do about them. ' A trip around Uie house and yard j with Mr. Cox answered many que;.Uon* for her and tor the members | ENGAGED—Mr and Mrs. Gerwtth older isotnea. aa well as thou- ftId IU ulte odexm, who have new hornet. announce the engagement of He gave many suggratlona on. thelr daughter. Ann LouUe, to dealrable ptanu. ohrubs and t«e».wilUani B Cuaark. *on of Mr to plant for beauty, uxefulnM and ■ an(1 Mn Erne5[ cuuKk. HI Lake pleasure in both sun and shade.. Odessa. The bnde-clcct b workOutslde planter* were discussed, lnt for National Union Invui ante also. In all. the program was very - company In Grand Rapid*, and well presented and enjoyed by all. hcr a,nfe tt employed at the Mra. John Thomas had a my IE w Bltv. Company in Hartings lovely Fall arrangement tor every- The coupto I* planning an early one to see and enjoy Summer wedding. Final plan* were made for tliel ---- ------ --------------Conservation of Natural Resources j .. , . an<| Mrs -Wll?mau^nshMvtiUMl'n>atC^111A Kanl“*r mitral the tatters ^'daughter, tire Everett Miller* of interesting apeuken were H. Allan Barth, executive director, Mlchlean Hospital Association. D Eugene Slbery. executive direc- crepe featuring n reoop neckline P*ter G. Rreich, broUiera of speaker, and Arthur Steeby. who Assisted on some local questions. Mr and Mra. Slocum itad laiul- Beckwith, president of the execu­ tive board; Mra. William Colbert, giftsbop chairman from the vol­ unteer guild: Mrs. Howard Prost, patient contact chairman from the volunteer guild, and Mrs Robert Hollister, president-eleci and public rotation* chairman from the executive board. Hanover Street Phono 945-3954 Wards: Mrs. Philip Gallup. 1; Mra. Michael Straub. 2; Mrs. John Johnson, 3; Mra. Notan'Gutchcss. 4. and Mra. V. P Mott. Hastings City. • Village*: Mra Henry Myers. Freeport; Mra. Lynn Stodge. Del­ ton; Mra WUltam tridler. Middle­ ville; Mrs. Harry Laurent. Nx-hvllle. and Mrs Glendon Curtla. Woodland. Moose Members Take Patients on Yearly Color Tour hostess. serving a lovely dciarrt. 350 Guests View Nuptials Saturday At Royal Oak Marilyn Reynolds Pledges Troth to Robert K. Sage need of the volunteer auxiliary tn almqpt every phase of hospital function. The executive board cannot Mr. and Mrs Harold Reynolds strew, enough lhe Importance of of Climax announce Uie engage­ man- people, from this an** at­ ment of their daughter. Marilyn tending these Hospital Work­ shop* and District ineelings. Th.-, Marlene ............................................ H. laenbargtr ot Katabetter orientated and cducatnt nuizoo and John C. Nelson of Has- and Mra. Ralph Sage of 11» N the . auxiliary arganlmlton be- tings were United in marriage In­ Michigan Avenue comes. the better equipped thr;. tiie Rev Marvin Martin of Midland, they are to provide the volunteer cousin of the bride, in St. Paul ate of Climax-Scott* High School by the Kellogg auxiliary service to our rennocx uitneran enuren. Koyai Wax. The and la ~ employed ,,71 L .7" HoaplUI. to it.-. staff. patient, double ring ceremony was per-^^"> visitors and administration. formed in die presence of 350 °L*“*7 ------------ • _______ KUTOJ. acguests at 3 ouiu.-uay. o'clock Saturday Oct Hcn°of 01 General a,ul 18 emp-oyed w________ a UUU.J oev by theDivision Diesel Division of General Motors In Grand Rapid* Modern Homemaker “M, a,1n uoJmp, 01 Group Enjoys Lesson XSToMSL'i S £ On Home Decorating mt*, c. j. Na*on. 2757 Richmond, wedding. Modem Homemakers Exton- OrRapid*, arc the groom's i/ ston Study Group met on Wednewtay, Oct 13. at the Gun “ide. given in marriage by Galley rcataurant a' Gun Lake llor for the leaun -Decorate for Llvtace with tong ing.” Mrs. Gordon Crothmi was rntUn« *? iKsura ana me lesson was pre- : -- r" -< hoUday ih Kry Blscayne Hotel Rented by Mra. Vernon Engie and Mra Harold Bolo. ’ J" " ine targe room ana many Mr. and Mrs Bun McPharlln and Mr. and Mra. William Fox Mention Peru Mr. and Mrs. Berry On Wedding Trip To Mississippi Yoder of 902 N. Brtmdfeay and James C. Berry of Middleville was aolcmnizr-d at the Emmanuel Episcopal Church on Thursday. pon Gury offidaUng i The ceremony was in the presence of the family with Mr. and Mra. Paul Faulkner of Middleville as the attendants. • A reception Wfith thoae of the wedding party aa gu«-ta was taM at the home of Mra. Yoder where lowing a wedding trip to Biloxi. Mias. The newlyweds entertained the family for dinner in Grand Rapids that evening. and Barbecued SPARE RIBS TOQ! Come and Ger 'Em! ncr guests Sunday ot lite Rolxrt MacArthur*. Mrs. Richard Fluke. Chris end Jill of Vicksburg are planning to spend a few days Tl,e Superette Tom & Sally Robinson 205 N. Michigan the Upper Peninsula at Brenda and Mra. Frank Helman to ivelp — OPEN DAILY— Lodge near Shingleton with their grandmother. Mrs Helman. tratlons. carpet and wallpaper 9A.M. to 11 P.M. their uncle and aunt. Mr. and wore a frolic blue floor-length Friday. samples, fabric swatches and ae- dress with elbow-length sleeves, cesoriea brought by the leaders and a light blue cummerbund with to Illustrate the lesson. ' of tMs ers wen- yellow mums with a cen­ Lexington. .Mich, on Thursday ter of yellow roses to suit the personalities and Bridesmaids were Mbs Dorothy uses of your own family." By Isenborgrr. Seward. Nebr, a rister McGee will fly up and spend Headquarters for Precision ELGIN Radios really observing each member of of the bride: Mrs. James Williams. tlie weekend, all returning on her family, the homemaker will Painesville. Ohio, sister of the Sunday. , ITS NEW...at HODGES and liters* of each Into the overall Khrme. A particularly intorcatlng P?J? Wlrh colors and their relationship to Mr* Robert Abbey reports that emotions. By understanding this, “^patients at lhe Barry County Medi­ wrenlty and excitement can be cal Facility were plea/etl Stuutay 'provided where and wlu-n each is needed, and reaction to tills will show clearly in the family's tings Mouse Lodge, j , IV..M VkMUn* — Ilk duty at 4 pm. j have a warm feeling of being in Underahcnff Gordon Trick led a real home, not a-decorated Bowman. Don Bowman. H Schantz, j In rummary. mix al) this R. Tinkler. William Tinkler. G knowledge with a large dxdi of Seam. Ralph Turner and R Gard- imagination, then sit back and relax, you rs HOME. Here MRS. JOHN C NELSON . . . Marlene H. Jsenberger Becomes Bride. inunity Concern, The workshop this year was Thirty-two patlentk including Another important section off tome wheelchair patients and some who had not been outside slna- the tour last year, enjoyed traveling flavoring ingredient In the deco­ rating scheme, the place where to Eckert Rood and Mid“t"0 on 7 iinto n“,o? ’,a’ rrally are on dtaUke’ttkFir^Ptar By m“WnK lhB hobble» “■«» Ymkre Uk interest* of family members an Yankee Spring* comer*. outstanding Dart of vtxir deem- la the ■”'r Cluster Stowell Mid-Villa Inn MIDDLEVILLE baaic sheath. Plrasaiit Ridge. Miss Lynette Schemm, Albion, cousin of the of Clarksville on Saturday and bride; Miss Marilyn Mane. Htmttngton wood*. The bridesmaids’ Ray Bratton tron of honor’s and their flower* home at 813 s. Church Btrtet were yellow mums. : and are planning to move the Little ML<3 .Margaret Itenbnrger. 38th The Brattons are moving stater of the bride, was the flower bite the Johnaton home U fll# girl, and Master’Donald laenborger. ■ S. Jefferaon. brother of the bride, was ring Mr. and Mra Gordon French Nick Ftata-r of Philadelphia, Pa, n special Interest as Ferris Is Ushers were David VandenBrock the Alma Mater of Mrs. French tCarolyn). groom: James Williams. Paines­ Art Behnke is flying to Florida ville, Ohio, brother-in-law of the groom; Michael Whitney of Has­ Mrs. Elmer Robinson are leaving tings; Graham Edwards. Rose­ ville. and Leonard Schemm. Al­ Behnkes are planning to stay at bion. cousins of the bride. For her daughter’s wedding. Mrs. and Mrs Robinson is returning Isehborger wore a gold floor-length Mr. and Mra. Wil) Mishler of gown with matching accessaries Freeport were dinner guests Sun­ day of his abler, Mrs. Warren Pocket Size 10-Transistor RADIO by ELGIN Mrs. Roush visited her *on. the die school auditorium immediately Llovd Roubles of Grand Rapid*. following the ceremony. For traveling the bride chose a guests for supper on Monday, llgiit blue suit with black acccs- in Hastings. Box 303 Out-of-town guest* were present from Grand Rapid*. Kalamazoo. IO DOWN S29S5 UNCONDITIONALLY GUARANTEED FOR 1 YR. This ia church, dinner followed at a Royal the one you have been rm * Mi-1 fm/am BQSinit defective parts and workmanshiD on Wednesday looking for, in orlon double knit- tjou'il love out- lt heads the list BAKED GOODS for every fall wardrobe. Sixes: 5 to 15. Colors: Red. Royal, Gold, and Black. FOR POCKET FRIDAY FISH SPECIAL All the Perch You Con Eat Pumpkin Head Cake 65c 25 I cream with a face decorated. Iced Halloween Butter Cookies $1798 —SATURDAY HARRY HOUR— Drinks of ’/j PRICE from 8 to 9 P.M. 6 for 30c Fancy Pumpkin Shape Butter Cookies lb. 55g Halloween Cupcakes - --------------- :------------------- 6 for 39c Individual Dip Decorated Cakes----------------------each 12c lead Halloween Friedcakes-------------------------- 6 for 36c Special Halloween Friedcakesdox. Pumpkin Pie i----------------------------- 65c FOR PURSE SMMWS‘txausivi • r«£»TO MTTUV FOR CAR Spiced jtat rl<ht. The Bonnet & Gown Shop AJnu Fingletort .Baked to Golden Perfection 50 CPUS IN TODAY AMD THY THIS fAtUtQUS HADtO YOWStlH FRIDAY & SATURDAY CHICKEN S OUR SUNDAY SPECIALTY Orange Knots 6 for 42c Ui« Your Credit Up to 24 Months glazed A Uvs Orchestra playing Music for your.dancing and listening pleasure Friday, Saturday & Sunday Evening* Phone SY 5-3640 Danish Krispes6 for 42c A Danish pastry dough with cinnamon and pecans Cooki* Day Every W«d. 4 *»'■ pM- $1 DALE’S BAKE SHOP Hodges JEWELRY 122 West State Street �Special Services at .. _ Hastings Church Special aenirea are being held at the Hurting* United Brethren K K ^nd u at tuei 'Church oral Uie popular Overholt' jFemUy I* providing «»eMl mtadc. j Robert Shaltis H« Algonquin Group I ----------’ ElecttUT' Meeting In Clu-Ut Church al E. C<«a» and N. Boltwood at 7:10 tun thu Committee's regular, &KIETYNEWS ^4'r Hal"":." !£ainI Hastings Leal d . Hauling Project Robert BhAltii has bean eic unsaid ent of the Algonquin 11-ake preaident Community AsnoclaUort succeed­ which was entertained at the Waters with Cub Master Hartar.d _w ing Janie. Hammond. Howard ... .. - — _e Street, Elected at College I Ann Joyce has been Hengeibaeh, ™ elected vice SiXX Sherry, aon of Gerald Ury, Mn Kenneth Balano traaap.m. Note Blurry* of Ml N. Church, who O'"" thia Weetnmday nearly a l«lfinch had fallen. Ivx Let’s Square Dance In Style and you will find the greatest selection of the latest styles at the popular PWK H0SPIIA1 ADMITTANCES ‘jetted Over 200 New Dresses huwcwarmlng for Uic Colearid also , an engagement Puck 3178. Thrilled were 11 boys and birthday celebration tor party. their oldest daughter, Nancy. Outstanding Airman of AB. France Ainnan'Albrlght. a I radio repairman, was honored for ihb exemplary conduct and duty Utul yellow and brown mumaifo. Prank Mix. Steve Skedgeli. as a house-gift. Guests w«ro Mr. Sieve Hoke, Eric Blrke. Jeffrey BnX r-V_ — ..__n_____ « ._ - J _ _ Jim. and Jeff. Mr. and Mrs. John King 3)ancerd Corner 222S WEALTHY ST., S.E., GHAND RAPIDS 1 41 Dedicate Maple Valley School More than 1JM» persons t tmrtnt rhe riedlnttlzwi rr-rmr.n This Thursday municipal crews Vermontville and Nashville, j <78.15. and Trudy and Mr. home ot Den mother. Mra. Har­ land Guernsey. The very special this week The leaf loader sucks i construction at M11A4 per square up the leaves, grinds them and foot, or (I.008A11AS: prof eastontreat waa a chocolate cake |>re- bion them into the box for,'al and legal services, *83.02822; Kalamazoo Coldisposal. landscaping and mkseclhuieoua Resident are ask to rake their ;*tcnl * M.S11-M: bucktopping, leaves lo the curb but not into :»I2.42S55, and furniture and the Tdur. Ankugmmted crew equipment I1UA18XL Th. total rakes them into the gutter ,‘urt of Uie building Is 85,000 before the loader arrives. [square tut*. the John Kaslnckys and Mrs. Howard E. King, who was manaNellie Smith over the weekend to specially honor the birthday hey gv by their CnrUi. ’*«• B. Gm. weekend were the Bqyd More­ Temporaturro had been un­ head family of Birmingham, and reasonably high, hitting a balmy on Sunday, the Martin VanGcison family of Grand Rapids. and Center, will manage the retail 82 on Munday but the mercury grain- buying and selling business ix-gan dropping and it stood at am. tiidJi Wednesday, acMaking the day complete for Waldron which maintains and operates IroL navigation aids and communlcaUons for USAF. Airman Albright U a graduate of Pells­ ton High Schoo). HU father, LouU Albright. Uvea on R3 Alan­ son. The airman's wife. Mane, ous problems were reported. Ilaatlnn* new *3,157 leaf !• li/Xf.VSSKS R22- iitJt Minn. couples from Hoimrd E. King Takes New Post at STORY OF Births at Pennock A FAMlLYi Shirt* — troutcr* — bells buckles - tie* much like yours 1 ton. and lhe retail lumber and Corry family ot South Acton. In cel red FO« nil lADIIS — DtcMc*. petticoat*, pettipan It. skirl, and blou»e*. cinch belt*, and — a sperial 'Him to Her" gift — •oom rainproof coat. Aho a select •hoe* for comfortable dancing. of Lansing. Mr. and Mra. Wilson Middleville MAIN FLOOR Edward Smith, and Mr. and By Mra. Mary Jackton lit Am.U 7V5-1M0 FREE PARKING - r-- trait* of their children. But , the children ihould have something, too. What more appropriate, economical portrait than one of your whole family group? Eas­ ily, beautifully done. AU in one silting. Call today for your appointment ' He succeeds Paul Kaechele as manager. x Dale He la married, has four children The birthdays of Mrs. Ort High School. Ort 5 Mid-Villa on Saturday evening honoring the October birthdays Oct. 1 Mrs. Martin Squlcrs and daugh­ ter. Mrs. Harold Huph of Naper­ ville. W.. who were visiting liieir relalivot. Mr. and Mra Arthur The Rozell stantona enter- Kenyon, called <m otlu.r cousin*. talned their card club on Satur­ day evening, and honors were companU-d Mils Gladys Jackson to Milton Beeler, Howard Hersh- Grand Rapid.) Friday, taking Mrs. Grace Jackson home. * Little Chuckle Bedford learn* Uie hard way. On reluming Rome from Kindergarten Wednesday at 11:30, he used the shelves in the linen uMtmne» Marriage Licenses 1101 Tutprr 1_A», M1DDEMV11.LE • - WHITE'S concoction on lhe lop shelf. I! happened to be carbolic PHOTOGRAPHY 107 S. Jefferson Phone 945-3967 OuesU al tlic Walter Wdlman liome tills weekend were their two Branch from Tuesday until Frl- man and two daughters of NcwOaMle. Ind. and their soldier ton. Robert Wellman, of Arlington Hcigtiii, III- * Roy Walters re­ turned home on Uie Irving Hoad FYlday after spending five days in oauon wedding tmnlvcrporieo. Bunday gutaU of ills mbUicr and Baptist Church met Thursday eve­ ning at the home of kirn> William the study, * School will, be cloaxl Uie 21M and 22nd because of Uie Teachers Institute In Battle Creek. Sharon Beeler daughter of Mr. ASTINGS Dolly Bedford who waa In Pen- honfe. EATING Mra Charles Potts U planning daughter. Uu> Ian IronzJdai of Lansing. Modern Aire.- Oil - G^s ■ Coal I I Hastings Building Permits HOT WATER BASEBOARD HEATING PLUMBING SUPPLIES WATER SOFTENERS WATER HEATERS Call Wl 5-57^9 Wl 5-3732 Bob Wilk Dick Henngy 2153 Gun Lake Road Hastings CT. it—Ltwts Luur. A Ckiirea. rraslrt. »600. WUOam Kraks, cos uarryan PUMPKIN SPOOK STICKS El Halloween MASKS 10c an<* up •Funny tcoryl • KxcHJag Every type, every style, ev­ ery size for fun on Halloweenl Even TV characters! Electric pumpkins; 59c 59c • With Bulbl Keep goblins safe with light­ ed skull, man­ iac, pumpkin. For holding their treatsl 10.-in. plane with handle. LAMP SHADE 77c 49c Just plug In, light up! 24 In. Casts a Jolly glow . . . fits Christmas or dur bulb. lamplSafe, re­ usable! BEN^FRAN KLIM rtG'H Hastings Public Schools, B-1 Castleton Twp.—Martin School Build-< ing’apd land. Property description available at administrative offices of the Hastings Public Schools. For Worthwhile Purposes K Howard Invites You To Use Local's "Cash Loan Service" Public School Property "OK HOWARD ‘25 to ‘1000 •*. These Loans Can Help Our Friends and Customers JIZ.I6 All bids to be in the office of the Superintendent of Schools by noon, Thursday, November 4. 1965. The Board of Education reserves the right to reject ony or all bids. Barbara vonReis, Secretary 102 W. State at Jefferson Thrifty People Notice of Sole 519.71 Grouping Bills Into One Lump Sum 70M0 S22.7I 32.00 1.000.00 1U% MflH. I, DOO Providing Cash For Other Needs Check the Chart for a Loan To Fit Your Needs STOP IN OR CALL Local Finance 112 1 JeHmtrn—Ph«M Wl 51424 �iday. to vfatt MY. and Mra. Mar- stem to visit Mr. and Mra. Rua- CDae|al Services I shall Green, Jr. and daughter, 'sell Maybee. i* .'i • k W. H. Barnard of Hickory Corners 1 Killed, 2f>Hurt< l*,w ot—-------- -ot ...VW, I Jack Green and mother, Mra Mr. and Mra Wayne Whit- At Pilgrim VnUFCR IV | The Simmon*-Williams Post In Barry Road ___ __ Green _ _ _ w _. in Kalamasoo. ___ mareL and aon , ,, at Battle _____ - wwill — — and officers made 43 tripa to, Worth were Creekd_______ sacred ___ tnu*ic be off< r*harki*tj« transnortinp nrlwien, • — •— navenna Dies H Au,u *2j*** 1 • fun , Charlotte transporting prisoners. Sunday. * Mr. and Mrs. Warren called Saturday cm hla mother. the Pilgrim Hullnras Church. and membership drive at lhe Comity milMvs traveled 16.- Calms of Middle Lake were call- Mrs. Rill* Whitmore at her farm jjcj 8. Hanover. Saturday at William H. Bernard. Jr, 55, Legion Hall Friday. Not many Mishaps in Month -Till- HASTINGS BANNER T> Drunk Driver Pays $75 Fine..113 Ravenna, died suddenly of a , Melvin Janose 11 Rl Middle- heftn 00 Monday. Oct vine piradedgini'y to driving at *l n ””' Hospital. Oranl Grant Oram. under the influence of Uquor was n former resident of when arralgntxi Munday before Has'.lnys area and received Municipal Judge L. E. Barnett education here. He paid a 175 fine plus AT.tO; by Middleville Policeman Wil­ liam Nichol* on Sunday E^EC^IOklCS ra SERVICE The trick to TV repairing is skill and experience IB, He the hi* were there on account of the homecoming game. However, the ’h got Legton Port and Unit '-' each u^new member and the regular members got a better view of the program* undertaken by BOTH Wert H CWnptom re puiud hto officers lnvjwUgale.1 43 accident* in Barry Count v during September, including 21 Involving personal injuria*. Dvp-1tie* Investigated 20 nil.-.. «rly Brown. Irene Pixley. Mamre cellancous complaints. 39 crimi­ Davis and Edna Brown attend- nal complaints and 14 trafflr complaint*. ■ vp * veteran of World Uar II. Auxlilary Fall Conference at They provided >»fstance to Dn March 17. 1949 he was u^He oter weekend, other depart me ntj on 22 occas­ married to Edna McKer. Two AIJ Hrr mcmbera of the Slm- ions. Iwued M traffic summon . aets of twin* blo«d their hotue., mons-Wflliama Port and AuxiU- made 29 inspections of tavern one infant died at the age of n„ registered 14 tuns, procewed «>:■ The meeting of the Simmon*- applications Mtidrivera’ license and gave 96 spad testa. survived by twin sons. William WiUlanu Auxiliary Unit No. 484 Deputies' takde 74 arrest* during lb« »t i>ii t h. ranging Sk'^oTcSK'.toi!; -re-“■ >“±“ isr iSSLsUt»on« and 1C step-grandchildren. * ~ era last week at Mr. and Mrs. home. ■* Mr. and Mrs Ashley - ■--------Heber Foster. * Mr. and Mra, VanDoren from Quincy called The Olnrynicn Qiwrtrt of Larry HawblH* and family of Sunday evening an Mr. and Mrs. Highbank afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Blair HawbUte and son .were in play Gospel ROhgs and old la­ Gaylord Gould. the Thumb -----------area of* ***-*•' Michigan ---------on By Wr*. J'wn tlmcblita l/ern HawbHU HawbllU Bunday. * Mr. and Mra. Cliff i. invited Mr. and Mrs Vera Rl NnlnNle SSI-1101 Mr and Mr* Babcock ct BaUle Crrek called Everyone to Invited. called Sunday on Mr. ■.•«« iia. 12;~~~,u' ”_ T------- ' na.v at >> ot H ot W»nw The Bunday tire Bra Winger home home *«c tWO *w» KTOUPB W Mr and Mra Roy Spaulding Clarence McKelvey. of Cloverdale »>. and Mr and Mra Clmrie* Tolo vUlt t* 1 mother. Mra. Rlila Ul the Rally Day of the 8“n^a> have returned from a three weeks* visit to Colorado to ace: ’■ ------- ■>---------- -OTn U >1 OT* nunnjp their aon. William and family.; Ur. .nd Mn HOT FoOT ,OT. Mrs William Spaulding and j td on a trip last Sunday moan­ | Trumpeteers will remain children returned to Michigan! ing In their travel coach going Fined for Assdult __ ». M Rl n. Dowrx™ to ... assist in In lhe .-van «•! title Setfty Gof f Mjilllken Mulliken fori for I Daniel L. Culler*. with them to visit with her par- by U» way eyangciut enta, and family here, returning I church service* by a friend, Ung. was fined Sil plus S3.45 vice at 7 p.m. and will ala home by plane. * Mr and Mra.,Maurice Glasgow, then on to 8t. court coats when he pleaded part in lhe Youth serv Howard Norton, Mr. undNlra. । Louis to visit Mr. and Mra. Rob- guilty before Municipal Judge fl:U. Tile public 1* Invited. Marshall Green and Mrs. Worth ' ere Footer, on to the Thumb L. E Barnett to assault and bat----------- O-----USE BANKER WANT ADS! Nsr“ Funeral servirea are to b,- Iwld ‘n^.‘“ at the Throop Funeral Home. Ravenna, at 2 pm. this Thur*Ji.!?. 0., -M. b«ui In .» Ww.Si!1 Ihr ,hM J1, Ra-, • ■ Georger *Lelnoar nnar callednnon old I neighbors here last Saturday. * Mr and Mrs- Lynn Lawrence. Middleville to Sr., returned Sunday from u trip through Canada. Niagara Falls, Have 'Day Apart' nnd on' tl> Buffalo where they i visited their daughter, Mrs Service on Oct. 28 1 Marilyn Palpant. * Dave LawMr. and Mr» Franklin Thoma* [ rence Iiad the misfortune to Soviet" al the Methodist Church chip an ankle bone Saturday. in Middleville AL 9:30 aun. Oct. He to going to college on crutches. ' Mrs. Nettle Butler Is now in Members of the Senior Hi Fair Haven Nursing Home. Her Group heard them at Lake mailing address is Plainwell. Rl. Louu«e Camp this Summer. ,; Dr. and Mrs. Kirkland have Ll I entertaining his ‘--~‘ They will soon be returning to i been brother n .•wexind term in Pakistan. The and sister from California. The church ha* appointed Mr.1 brother lias not been here for Thoma* co-ordinator of school* 50 years. Monday.they all left to for the Karachi Provisional An- , visit a niece in Toronto. Canada, nual Conference Mra. Thoma* । 'We have another broken bone taught Ml) grade at the Trinity l0 report Larry Lester suffered Methodirt Giris School in Kara- a broken leg when he was caught chl . . between two cars. He to In luikc- . land Township Ccmcury, . ... gimmicks, just old - fashioned For prompt, skilled service—coll today. CENTRAL RADIO & TV HOWARD TRUMBULL Wl 5-9117 b Wl 5-5992 We Close at Noon on Saturdays from the University of IMInols. and luu done work ut the Lnlvtraity of Wisconsin. University uf Chicago and Ncrthwertem University. He »t>* supcrinUndent of schools In tlirrc Illlnota wliool* — *“ — - RPeUNc STOP in and SEE the Largest Selections in BARRY COUNTY ... NYLONS - WOOLS - XcRILONS and HERCULONS by A/agtr (itul- MotitiPcb ^Special 501 Nylon $ “ 95 Sq. Yd. INSTALLATION INCLUDED Plus FREE SPOT REMOVAL For a Period of 6 Month* Tobias 1ms been discharged from Lakeview following surgery • }ioK„ ^1* u m Borgtss Hoa* T]lr clarence Cheney Jr_ flunJly have moved back to thrir bon^ aftcr UTlng Bt tlwlr Pleasant Lake cottage all Hummer — summer — • Thp The Friendly TSIK1 Bible clan of the Wesleyan Sunday rchool will be entertained at Mrs. Marie Burdick's this Saturnlng and Mrs. Vera Nash are also on the entertainment com­ mittee. This will be a supper meeting at ? o'cltxX Clifford Galnder. of Plainwell spent last Sunday at hl* brother, Alfred's. He moved from’ Hickory in 1919. Since then he has sold building sites off his land till now there are 39 dwellings front'ing on old U. 8. 131 and 110th dal lake on hto ry main trig land . which is stocked with blue gills i and ba,XB * Mr. and Mrs Earl | Mead of Flint are spending a few days with Mrs. Carl Boyes hand with She apple harvest. * Mtos Gertrude Sinclair and h«T mother spent the weekend tn Cadillac helping tier nephew celebrate hto 13th birthday and also enjoyed the color tour eh route.. &. Furniture Cleaning Specialists Dowlini | liy Mri. Donald The 8 YEARS EXPERIENCE — GUARANTEED WORK visiting wlgi Compared with machine scrubbing, dry powder I. Duroclean removed from to 65 % more DURACLEAN Method Out clean* All Others soil than other methods. *• y 2. 3. Duracledn showed less than Vi of I % fab- ' ric wear compared with up to 25 times os much with other methods. Duroclean showed absolutely no shrinkage compared with up to 231 sq inches lost by some of the other methods on a 9 by 12 rug, CALL US FIRST! Miller’s D=" Pbone Wl 5-2091 107 E. Woodland. Hasting* Midway Between Broadway and Michigan Open Mon. thru Fri. till 9 P.M. — Closed Saturdayi w/rock IJovd Ga*kllt* were In tre+rj daughter. Today to the monthly meeting of the Women * Society ot Dowling Methodtot Church. A,dinner will be nerved in the church base- vlted * Callers at Mrs. Wesley Edmonds Iasi week included Mr. and' Mra Bird of Wall Lake and Lucy Vasac of Chicago. Mrs. Ed­ monds spent Thursday and Fri­ day last week with her cousin, Mrs. William Morgan, in Bur­ ; lington. * The North-East Dow­ ling Farm Bureau group is to meet Tuesday evening with the Orville Babcocks. * Edith Ormsbe and her niece, Betty Keeler, from Saginaw are spending the week sightseeing In New York City and vldUng friends In New Providence^I. They plan to see Gettysburg on their return trip. * Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Conklin attended *a farewell part? Sun­ day for Mr. and Mrs. Bill Bivens at Bedford Bill to entering mili■ tary service next month. , Rev. and Mrs. George Stanford from Crystal Springs called on 'the Oeorge Stanfords last week icn route to their Winter home in Missouri * Sunday visitors at : the Stanford home Included Mr. ■and Mr*. Roy Smith and the ■ Stanford's daughter, Ruth Aim. from Kalamazoo who came to wtob her father “Happy Birth- Could you desert a deaf child? Ignore a blind one? Stand by and watch a tefen-ager invite trouble? Or an elderly person suffer in loneliness? Of course not. Extend your helping hand. Make your gift generbus enough to help these and many more. One Gift Works Many Wonders/GIVE THE UNITED WAY Let This Convenient Table Be Your Guide in Determining How Much to Give If Your 2 Minufws mm One hour CERTIFIES THE MOST IN DRY CLEANING OPEN from 7 a.m. to 6 p.m., Fri. till 9 p.m ONE HOUR SERVICE on Request from 8 A.M. to 3 P.M 111 West State St, Hastings »fu.N1TU« Pledge of ''—*l.lo’ ONLY YOU TAN DECIDE! Only YOU con decide your individual fair »hore of the $53,380.40 minimum Pay 1. $.20 week Zhfour Monthly Salary Is goal for 1966 os established by the Budget Committee and the Board of Directors of the Westings Community Fund. $250.00 2 Minutes A Day • Means A • Pledge of $1.00 Mo. .25 week Only YOU can determine just what your Fair Share contribution to help 300.00 1.80 .30 week support the eleven United Community Fund Agencies should be. 350.00 1.40 Mo. 2.10 .35 week To assist you in making your persona) decision your Hostings Community 400.00 1.60 Mo. Fund suggests this Fair Share guideline: 450.00 1.80 Mo. 1.50 2.40 .40 week 500.00 1.20 Mo. 2.00 Mo. 2.70 .45 week 3.00 .50 week JUST TWO MINUTES A DAY 600.00 2.40 Mo. 3.30 .55 week Remember, through our Hastings Community Fund we give just once—but 700.00 2.80 Mo. 3.60 .60 week each of us must give his Fair Share. 800.00 3.20 Mo. THIS MESSAGE SPONSORED BY National Bank of Hastings The HastingsxManufacturing Company Hastings Mutual Insurance The Hastings Teacher's Association �Central PTA Receive* Apf. For Blood Do Maple Valley Has 430 High School Students The Hastings Banner Lakes & Sausage 2| Supper Nov. 4 ------------- —-----Charles Offley, Retired Farmer, ■ th* East gym of Hasting* High Member* of the various com- Dies Tuesday The Central PTA had a large attendance al the very Informa­ Maple Valley school Nk an In- tive open house twld on Wed­ nesday evening. Oct. &. Principal Kenneth Robbc held a brief meeting in which he in- T^<gM , M 6 Delton Graduates At MSU Taking Air Force Training Shirley Crook Dies Monday at VA Hospital eighth Hospital, will be hetd al 130 pm. Thursday al the LeonardOagood Funeral Home. The Rev. George Elliott U to ----------- ------------ -----— — — Lakeview Cemetery at NMhvIBe. Richard Feldpauach. Dining itotxn Set Up ft Ctearing—Frank Ritchie. Ken LaberUaux. Al Puller. Jack Wood Howard Tredinnick. Bob Shannon. Dr. We* Logon. George Clergy from noon to 6 pm. in th* Wcot gym ot the high school He urged "Let s go over our goal end keep lhe blood bank. In Barry County. PTA membership* were taken Chet Hedges, Dr. Wm Hetagel. Rev. Don Gury. Roy Cordes. Dr. Ray Finnic. Cedric Morey. Stu­ art ClrmtrX. Roy Hubbard. Earl Coir-men. Einar Frandaan. Charlr* Ixvmard. atudent gueatA Sausage it Coffee Preparations -Jock Laubaugh. Jim Wlcweil. Dr. Gordon Finnic. Dr. Chuck pal Church will join for a Cor­ porate Communion Service Sun­ day. Oct. 34th. at • followed by engineering at Michigan State University and Dan In a Fr»*h>nan in grclog) at MSV. Both Crook. 78. 617 W. Green Bjtet. who died about 2 em Monday at Die Veterans Hcepilal in Bat­ tle Creek, arv to be lit Id at 2 pm. Thursday al the Bponoble Seeks Area Drivei Ington Street. Ionia, wrote Has- I tings High School attempting to< Jefferson, has been initiated into EUgma Chi. national men's Gnek letter fraternity at Albion Col­ lege John I* a Junior. Thoughts For A Week We can manage if we The Errett Skidmores To Celebrate Anniversary take, each day. the burden appointed for it. But the I vtlle; eight grandchildren, and 15 great grandchildren. load will be too heavy for us if we carry yesterday’s burden oveg again today, Firemen Alarmed and then add the burden Hasting* firemen were alarm-1 ed al 3 pm. Monday when the carburetor of the 1M7 Mercury 11 owned by Wendell Segur, M0 8 .! Mam. Nashville, caught fire.: parked In the lot between fetter- | aon and Michigan off Court of the morrow weight before we quired to bear it. Gospel Team from Taylor to be Here Newton . , Little damage waa done. Alder-. , man Dade Baaartt. who turned tn i , lhe alarm, put out the Maze with ■ an extlngubher from hla bake shop before the firemen arrived, i , Ftrty-flve minutaa later fire­ ------------------ — __ .. ___ men were alarmed again whan] vice on Uie lhetne. "That They Mm Eleanor Krueger* 1665 Ford ■ SPONABLE FUNERAL HOME Ph. Wl 5-3252 The singers will appear Io all morning services and bave rbarge of the 7 pm. service. Gerald Mhhler, a Freshman al ------------------ , -----Taylor, will bring the group here tils gnuicUalhar. on and will give the evening rr.ee- LE WIS ELECTRIC -CLOVERDALE- APPLIANCES KITCHENS ★ G. E. . ★ ADMIRAL ★ KEMPER ★ IXL ★ EASY LINOLEUM ELECTRIC and PLUMBING CONTRACTORS A FLOOR TO MEET Also SUPPLIES EVERY BUDGET Paint, Hardware, Vjfater Systems <S»«-Ri»«f HASTINGS FLOOR TV, Rainbird Sprinkler Systems REAL ESTATE Top Listings In TOWN AND COUNTRY PROPERTIES all on on* floor and betement. hat living room, 12 x 24' threw real nice bedroom* all haJa clo*et* and ■ linen closet, dining or family room, kitchen with built.in cupboard*, oven, stove? etc . dining area in kitchen, full bath with built-in*, dressing table, medicine che*r. etc . with formica top*, birch cabinet*, paneling in living room and dining area, full basement 24 x 50‘. oil fur­ nace. 1,000 gal ex I tank, new double garage. Moot and lavatory, water heater, laundry equipment, an wall walk.in on about four acres, all foe A 2tt ACM PLACE IN CARLTON TWP. with good home, has two bedroom* upstairs and two bedroom* down, living room, dining room and kitchen combined, ihower bath, part basement with space heater, heats cheaply, garage and workshop com­ bined, has brand new 50’ well, brooder house and chicken coop, will throw in lawn bench, ladders, garden tractor, and sell for $6,750.00 landscaped site, ha* large 24 ■ 27 ft. living room with Roman brick fireplace, parquet block flooring, dining aree. threw real nice bedroom* with clotot*. two full baths, strictly modem kitchen with monowall* built In birch cupboard*. di*po*al. lot* of built in acceuorie*. thermopane window*, full batement with a nice recreation room, forced hot air oil fired furnace, and another fireplace in the bawment. attached garage 24 x 24 ft., place ha* a wonderful view of the countryside, ha* lightning rod*, lot* ot shrubbery, owner will finance$32,000.00 ha* living room 13 x 19 ft., three reel nice bedroom*, dining room and kitchen, full bath with double lavatory, full basement with electric heet. poured wall*, one a/id one-half stall garage. ■SOLD, I THE FOURTH WARD a real nice brick house, ranch type, ha* a living room wi|h fireplace, carpet and drape* included, two bedroom* and full bath, air conditioned p*ne paneled family room, or utility room. attacMd garage, nicely landscaped, for room* upstair*. and <k with dining ‘P*ce' ,ul plant, two stall garage windows, water *often< n, living room, kitchen ement with oil heating ace above, thermo-pane tio completely enclosed, $16,500,00 ISOLD; WE HAVE A HOME IN BATTLE CREEK, with thr*’bedroom* end bath up and down it ha* on* bedroom, living room, dining room, kitchen, full batement, new gs* furnace, new water haater, new front and beck encloted porch**, want* to tree* for a place with about 30 acre* north of Halting*. 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ZA<J/CK Greenville at Hastings for Homecoming Game BANNER Lakewood Hosts I. 1986 Alma Friday in | Football Romdup Conference Clash TMfl rwnxin.v OtMU THIS THUaSDaY Ytillmc Jtckelt Come Palmer 4th at Lakewood Plans Jackson With Gala Festivities Good PaPs Billy Diek Palmer, driving hl* Good For Homecoming Pal's Billy, finished fourth In th* Blue & Gold Rolls Over Ionia, 3M, | For 5th Victory r Parrnli Night Throng Over Charlotte With Vertdlile Attack Scoring lhe first Ume they got Uieli hand* on th* ball, the Has­ ting* High Saxon* rolled to a 38-0 Victory over the Ionia Bull- tings High School Friday night and Greenville High's YeUow Jackets, fresh from their first Wat Central victory of the sea­ son. a 13-7 win over Charlotte, will attempt to halt Coach Jock Clarey-s championship-bound Saxons. The kickoff is al 8 pm large Parent*- Night throng many thrill* on a perfect foot­ ball evening. r.ut! Oowoteck. Mxtuwu Hastings should be favored to defeat the visiting Yellow Jack- old Tangleway gelding has won eight of his last nine starts and four in a row including double dashes at Hillsdale on Sept. 30." Coach Jock Ciartj' * undefeat­ ed powerhouse went on to score another touchdown In the same period, one in the second and OU»*t u ■»rl.*o.rv Oumo at RalavolL was )«*vlng nothing to chance as build a defense against the of- HHS Frosh Win First Encounter win going away. Ed Hrlby who will be making hto falr with the Blue & Gold gridders even capitallxtng on their own mistakes. Their slertnes* turned the miscues into gain* as they accumulated nearly 300 jards rushing and another 104 via the airwaves while bolding Coach Chuck Rohloff's squad to at aim h. a!b>. « Qroatvmo is. Ch»rIotn Mlttl.nll. *7. WayUa* through in lhe second half to turn what looked like certain SS'£.7>tfSiSA QalMkUg-AMVSU 11. < aad without a fir first two periods OA. Vain 10. Stall' Hu»kUs 10. K*na 0 pmttaa’ikProMM.1 Potumll. 7. rswUr Chartoile scored in lhe first Barry 411 Dog Club Members Receive Awards Greenville climaxed an 87-yard good and Charlotte 10. 7-8. Late tn the fourth period Greenville started on the Char­ lotte 42 and dored with Cory Saturday. Oct lath, 17 Barry going over from the three. Tom County Dog Care and Training 4H'ers journeyed to the fair­ Greenville controlled the ball grounds in Kalamazoo for their annual 4H Dog Obedience Trials. The Jacket* will come to HanEight of this group entered in tings attempting to .post their th* three classes of sub-novice third Irin of Uie’ seaaon 71iey A & B. Novice and Graduate ' opened with a 19-0 victory over Novice. Winning first place trophy and Magoon with her Boston Ter­ rier Placing and receiving third it was 14-3, in IMO it was 2S-7. in IM1 U was 41-4X in UR41 WM JIM) and in IMS It was 30-0. Lakewocsl High "held _<inuid Ledge in the first perlrtd? but the Cindy Gorodenaki with her Box­ er. Winning fourth place ribbon in this cia* was John Haan with )ds Cc^ker Spaniel. Winning'first place trophy and teflbbon in Bub-Novice H class r-----Kathy » —.-rtjjjj wlth waa Underht «u month old mtx»d1 bred puppy. Star. Winning Oral place trophy andribbon Ln Graduate Novice class Airedale Terrier over mi Not. 10. an estimated 794.896 to 866.6M ringnocks will । Armchair Athlete Ws Ionia got two yards In three Ing back to 1949. Coach Ciarey s said the movies of the game plays and thU time KrycInski (aggregationshave a decided edge showed lhe Trojans missing jointed out of bounds on his own over the Jackets, winning 11 and block*. "I don't like to sec mUs. losing five nve scoring 297 ivi nolnt* pain is to io tak* even >»u if u we're wc;b ahead," aueau. White 46. Iosins The Saxon* started for their Greenville'* 179. However, Green- added. ... Do you remember? wind touchdown. Unirhdmsn Weller got irnl 0 rmwvr lii tn former In 1937 1927 Hastings' football team second 9. vltle h*« hern a power well be on the lost all seven games—Including a Williams got 7 on a keep Full­ back Tom Glteoii gained 11 In ivllle hasn't beat- 14-8 defeat at the hands ' of two trie*. Weller got 5. then Hess Ciarey - coached team fcr :: picked up another 5 for a first down on the 8. Weller hit the Blue & Gold homecoming' of 20-0 to Marshall. 38-0 to Charright aide (or 3, Hastings drew a 1957. . . . latte, 14-0 to Grand Ledge, 70-0 5-yard penilty for delay of game. William* got 4 back, then Weller The Armchair's relectton'of ids. . . . Pete Gent, former all went over from the 8. Hl* kick winner* of last Friday's aM« D'K Ten, basketball star at MBU. prep games wasn't too bad, with scored his first TD in National with 4:34 left in the inaugural 7 right and 3 wrong We sorta Football League play Sunday canto. picked Lakeutxxi Ascntlmentally with Uie Dallas Cowboys. His Again Halting* furred I*nta over Grand Ledge—-or hopeftiDy brother, Jamie, 1* a CMU star. to pull. — and the Viking* weal down |. . • Paul Peterson, former HHS A clipping penalty on the Bix- 38-0. and we picked Caledonia great who played baseball at on* mad* it a first down on their over Hamilton only to hare the CMU. is teaching science and own 28 William* passed to Half­ Scotties humbled, 26-19. We kind ■ math at Marshall and coaching. back Mike Hess for » yards but Uien the attack finled. Gibsen from Denny Storrs via Western Michigan, and it backfired. This . Halfback Dave Wilcox ran for -—J- - - - -- - Mtn. —trv.- and ribbon for highest scoring As Uic quarter ended. Ionia made a first down, then got an­ other with Harris passing Uj. Perry Gregory for 8 yards pur­ ling the ball on the Hastings 87. Peter Schanskl smashed for four, then Ionia lost Ah* yardage through a penalty. Harris was smeared by Brian Shumway for a 7-rard loss, then passed to Catt You Still Have Time to through to block Krycinski'i punt and Hasting* took over on the Bulldog 29. BUY A SEASON TICKET for the season that Myers had blocked 1965-66 WORLD TRAVEL SERIES Th* Fint One It Next Tuesday October 26. 1965 JAMES FORSHEE Fun In Utah" Central Auditorium 8:00 P.M. Middleville over Hamilton. north provnie excellent iaHUoo. recreatren In th* k dnpUrt her brighten cctoes and mM, awt-knprrlng ’*** In Bryce and Z«*i mere a* on assortment of stor Among the many area fans at th9 Ohio State-Michigan State game Saturday were Dave Vs::Etet and Rod White and their thsir 44. Middleville High Coach Bob Ionia had tried an onside kick White. They ware guests of the but the strategy failed as Terry Vnivsnily and mn got into the Greenfield fell on the ball. Spartan dressing rooms Elta.-r Gibson. Weller and Hess alter­ nated running the ball in the any collage Coach White, destouchdown drive, with a key. fourth-down pass from William? , t* Weller giving the local chaps ! but a penajty a first down on the Ionia 10. On* picked up yardage g^jn aimmwgy px Uie third pUy Weller wen • over I $4n two tales, then bn thn down Phil CiUropie. a extra point misfired. After the kickoff Ionia was forced to punt and BasUngs th* ball tn a game in hl* life. moved the ball—with many sub- wm rent in and ran |pr a first sUtutlon* going in and out of down on the Ionia the lineup The drive was halted when Harris intercepted a Wel- Ionia picked up a first down ex*d. Th* Haxen* got th* ball on the next serin, then was beak an th* lento . 1$. .three farced to attempt to punt. The ball was Entered over the puntIf I —,<|l > Mini era' head and Hasting* downed Peterson puaed to Walter pIxl| Kryclnskl on hto own MVtn. into the end wot to make me find! geore 1H>. . r Ionia's U*xt effort, a pax-,. war. tiw t rtn If Y«4* De Not Have more. Junior and Senior classes will pass tn front of the bleachera. Judges will be on hand to ___ ______________ _ ___________ hi representing the «plrlt of Lakewood. plete without a queen and so five hopeful senior girls and their es­ corts will ride past spectator* in parade will halt in front of home stands and then the Outdoor Tran —Our Dr. John thumping by the Comets ot WllllanAi, head of the Michigan Fisheries Research Station here, The boy* have received marchsuffered a heart attack Tuesday make a good showing. Alma, who nock Hospital. . . . Warren W. Shapton, manager of southern hungrily looking for a victory! Michigan's parks, feels his park workers are "sitting on dyna- more than to humiliate the Vik- | Ings before a hotnecommg croud. man Ute game could be what he mostly minora—and led to nearly termed “a toas-up." to help patrol the parks at night. their second game on their new Industrial plant in the pected and weather permitting, parking should be no problem Following the game, a dance Every inch a rugged John Deere You get a hill measure of John Deere performance and conve­ nience in the 8 h.p. "110” Lawn and Garden Tractor. Independent ground-gpMd controt DouN«MJa electric starto for mowing, clearing snow, purlenlng, epraying . v many mere. Tractor. Convenient credit. JOHN DEERE LAWN& GARDEN TRACTOR Goodyear BROS. Implements Ph. Wl 5-5052 1Z4 N. Jefferson FOOTBALL Every Saturday Afternoon! LIVE BROADCASTS Keep Your Dial Set At 1220 HASTINGS- of MICHIGAN and MICHIGAN STATE GAMES— THIS WEEK M. S. U BARRY COUNTY RADIO PURDUE Broadcast Time: 1:15 p.m. Lilian to th* Re-Broadcast of all THE AREA SCORES AND HIGHLIGHTS Season Tickat jx Sins to Amissions are Sold at th* Deer. Students 50c pteca marching hyg under the direction of Virgil Bartman. Tilt band Is slated to nresent precision formaUons that have won them recognition this year Ln Class B competition During the halftime floats Lakewood student* will wait'-for the announcement of Lakewood's 1966 reigning football queen. She will be Introduced and appropriately honored. The five lovely girt* picked last week by their classmates were: Cheryl Bcawbrth. Anita Hannson, Nikki Froal, Mary Bertotti and Phyllis Montague. On the field during the game the Lakewood Viking* hope to make Uie evening complete by offering to their queen a solid victory over Alpxa. The Vikings, who have been honing their not signed a pro baseball precision plays all week, liope to pick up their second Win of Uie WBCH ■tach main across Clinton On the first play. Hastings drew a holding penalty putting problem about material*. had the main repaired and-the trench filled before the Ionia-Hastings took a pa* from Williams about on the 15 and swirled Into the Kohloff, Ionia's athletic director as well as head grid mentor, had high praise for the Saxon foot­ Ionia made it* biggest threat ball MMd after Friday's game. of the night tn the last four min­ He tingled'out the blocking on ute* of the half, moving to the Dave Williams' punt return for Hastings 24 with the aid of two 75 yards and the first touchdou n a* really something. He also add­ got nine yards on the fin play, ed that Ionia la a better club ni., .1 s.._ than the Bulldogs' performance Friday would indicate. . . . The! putting the ball on the 15 The’ Saxena dnlled without pad* Monday afternoon, and the early smashed The Bulldogs missed the first down by an inch and kicking field goals barefooted— Hastings took over on their 14. but With tape wrapped around’ Two play*, and the half was from the toes and heel He CARVED BY WINO, RAIN AND PLENTY QF TIME Th* Hastings High Preahman football team, which poated a 20­ 7 win over Ionia her* Thursday, will be JuM to Greenville'S Frosh thia Thursday at 7 pm Hasting* scored wtlh 4:34 This is Homecoming Week at Hastings High School and pa* interference penalties on Ionia scored midway in Uie Queen Katie Ciarey and her Court will reign over lhe festivities Hasting*. Hastings kicked off to start the which begin with the parade of floats around the football field second period after a 55-yard game and held Ionia to two at 7:30 Friday night. The floats, being built by the high school pan play. The little Bulldogs students, will be judged before the game, and will make another Hastings covered W yard* with circle after Queen Katie is crowned at halftime by Marilyn Hein, last yrar> queen now ‘ ' ——————— lhe fact that hi* team prob- for lhe second TD. The try for Michigan Unlvertlty. the home j pile Siu ably «t » T-K school eeorine P° ‘nt ff*U»<4 “lcd Jim Lancaster rtnlnt lanrailrr had >>a«4 Greenville provides the home. _“ * “ '“W u. vele(j 25 yards on a fake mint coming -wnina opposition omnutlon for the Sax- record Friday night Ln in besting beating With. 1:45 remaining in the Kame. Hal circled right end for Tackle Tom (Tlnyi Timm 13-7 win over Charlotte last week happy with the way his team kicked off again to Quarterbock ■ sloppy, and ere71 try to work The drive covered 88 yards. Ronald Harris who took the ball on hl* 14 and returned 18 yard* varda1 point*. it during this week," White Thursdays tut will be the last Irish took a 16-yard pass this popular and growing dub were very proud of their 4H'er* period for the first touchdown and very appreciative and grate­ Warren GUItoy scored both sec­ ful to them and their parents ond half six-pointer*, going over for their cooperation and help In firm the 10 in the third period making this such an exciting and and from the nine In the finale eventful day. Thrilled by Colon i Untveralty at Bloomington. invitational trot al the Jackson visited the Earl E. Sherfi* Raceway Wednesday night, Oct. Ing for thair gala”homecoming last Thursday and Friday. She actlvIU* to be held Friday night wm greatly thrilled with the The fesilvlU* are scheduled before and at halftime of the Lakewood-Alma game. County particularly in the Yan­ kee Springs area and around Abbe who act a new Jackson Morrison. Marilyn Morrison. Gun Lake. track record for trotter*. 2:04 4 Pby 111* Montague. Nancy Goodemoot, Paula Shanks. Wendy Scheldt and Beth Barnhill plan handling a millton tons of cargo to lead a ma* rally about a gi­ standardbred In the field Is Good ant bonfire and then Lead a spir­ each year are located In Michigan. Pal Farms'Good Pal's Billy which ited group in a sinuous dance has fashioned a string of 31 -vic- about the gridiron. Clarejrmen Thrill Hare After Victory be held in the Lakewood aria wtlh the "Larks" fur.ng the music. Dunn got 3. Quarterback John ■ ytengjn rolled out tor five then Adults $1.25 u Harold Buler. Kalafjrw; BlUJ*9rtne.KalsIMptrs. and Eldon BAUcCrodL ilnesutan i 10:05 SATURDAY MORNINGS �ntr. Ttaratay, October 11. IMS What Ever You WANT A Light Cycle BRIDGESTONE HAS IT In Hestiitfi Martin 182-476, Angie Hawthorne 174-474. Juns O. Qckcrman 182-437. B. Bowen Benner 188-471. Gladys Edwards 193-458 and J. Peurach 167-438. Rolling good games were: 8. 165-482. Ellen Dolman 172-474. SUNDAY MIXED DOUBLES Maxine Dipp 176-404/ Mildred Bowerman 173, M. ChunpbeU IM. Adrtanson 176-466 and Marge Bourne IM-Ml. Benny Brown Haan 171-483. P. Allen 161 and L. Kenyon IM. Gene Wyant 200-520, John Kaslnsky 179-507, Joan Kaslnaky 173 and Marie Newton Ml. COMMERCIAL MAJORS 150-443, Phyllis Brown 152, Mlles Standings: Larke Buick 22, Nelson 150. Allan Hinriduen HARTINGS CLASSIC LEAGUE Miller Jewelers and Piston Rings Standing*: Burna Refrigeration 18, Sports Bar 17, CuMlgan's 16, lyn PeUow 150. Von Howell 191­ 450. Dorothy Bums 157. Wesley 19, Butkey's 1815. Sanitary Ser- Harwood's IGA 15. Montgomery Friend. 178-474 and BUI Bums vice and Biu 18, Hasting* Mill- Ward 14. Ctty Food 13. Aiuml- Bowlins Hamilton Next Trojan Victim; Lions at Home IFert Central Standing! | WEDNESDAY TWIL1GHTERS Saads 14. Williams Insurance Thursday with' 222-603 while ! Carol Stake led the field with and Saskatoon Gulf 12. Hastings 1 shannon Lydy poalcd solo bon- , > 168-470, Della Gorodenaki posted and ara wlth 2*6 finishing wMh 568 ': 165-443 and Bev DeWitt tolled Filters. Dowling Merchants 8lde ,Urv 1IjULn roJkd «1-M3, Karol ' 390. Pepsi had the high team Owen 200-566. John McLean 201­ game of 800 and high series uf 563. Lawrence Keeler. 214-566. 2315. Harry McCollum 227-571. Bob 824 Jerry Kregstr* posted 213- Lambert 211-670, Bob Hollister BANTAM BOWLERS 205-543. Jack Sheler 204-546. Joo Burkholder 202-536. Ed Bheter s landings: Dale's, Sponable Campbell 210-521. Bob Bpcnable Funeral Home and George's Clt.,1OT. 513, Bill Daniria go 8, Haan's Standard 8. Burn's 561. Oerald SkedgHl 222-540, win 540, Orlen W Art Gallup 236-581. John Kasinjerow 525 Paul Edwards’ Refrigeration 7. Superette 6, Leg­ Shannon Lydy 211- Dan AUerdlng 213-521, BtuF____ Ion Auxiliary and last Bide aky )xa« 200-564.nv-u■H-n-i*. fcnd <?3 Coach Ernie Strang's Hastings heir's and Auto Tag Inn 4. Barr Or*bau 203-371. Harr Haan 227High Junior Vanity posted their Tire Shop and Pattern 3. Ha*-I«»- Ron Jkrttow, COMMERCIAL MINORS third victory in four starts tings Aluminum 2, V&J 1 and Trepenlng 211-571, Gordon NorThursday, defeating Ionia on the Bulldog gridiron Thursday eve­ ning Young Saxons Beat Ionia For 3rd Victory Bridgestone Is GO! IrMgetfene mesas , Biu Kruko 203-528. Denny FredMotor Sale* 14. MUIre* Plumbing H i Heating UH. East Side Lum,^,,2 bre 12>>. Bob's Bike & Hobby Center 11’-.. Maker* Market and w W7 Ne-Hl 11. Vita Boy 10. Barry Co. Ready Mix 0 and Ockcrman* । „ Hasting* Aluminum and Parker • Wyngarden 112, David Oank 108 Service 7 Bhtrley VanDenburw led the l6‘ V & J ,5- Consumer. and Randy Nelson 107. (Dale's Baker* and Al's 8r Dot's ■ 13. Montgomery Ward. Viking and Deput Ira 12. Bender Gravel. ' Patten and Larke Cttgo 11. '• Tinkler Service 10. Southend“ Food 8, Hastings Banner 7 and“ When yon suffer a serfou* lorn Hastings Electric 6. ... when the going gets rough I AJBC SENIOR DIVISION ... H’s then that our services I Standings: Hastings Shell. to you, ss bur client, become I Hastings Bowl and St. Mar Un 9. a really meaningful part -of Uy1oo*7. UAW 2 and Tram 4 your imuranco protection. Mark Haines 134-242. Craig Mar­ tin 121-237. Doug Relgber 128-338. Cathy Dahlhouser 134-317, Jack Miller 120-210, .Sheryl VanDenburg 106-205 and Rus., Morgan 122-202 Debbie Newell had a 7 Models to Choose from at WHEN THE GOING Goodyear Brothers GETS ROUGH ------------ _.tO hdp with claims problems and other dif­ ficulties connected with yoor itdcnaU. AJBC JUNIOR DIVISION Standings: Coleman Insurance 11. Moose and Piston Ring 0. Aluminum Products 3 and Northside and Sanitary Service IMPLEMENTS 124 N. Jefferson 120 W. STATE ST. Hasting* Tom Haxcf was tops wlth>1741487. Charles Jordan 133^437. 1 Harold Andrus 166-420. Ed Banbom 167-428. Dennis Craig 156­ 427. Earl Keeler 148-401 and Don Roth 143-400. Wl 5-4174 with 178-514. Mouse Reynolds rolled 174-501, Bondy Rodgers 157-452. Dianne Dunn 163-430, Chuck Bunlheliner 137-402 and HAS^nran bamom Middleville High's juggernaut,,----------------------------- *-------------------which Friday rolled over Way- downs; Terry Appel romped 58 land 67-20 In the Trojan's first yards for hla TO. and Jack Camp­ home appearance this season, bell caught a pass from White will be host to Hamilton this for his six-pointer The play covwcek while South Christian goes ered 36 yards to Wayland and Caledonu in- i Galesburg - Augusta contlnDelton's hardlack Panther* will travel to Comstock. Bangor goes to Mattawan and Parch. - tnaioo Valley Association clash­ es while Galeaburg - Augusta Bellevue plays at Bt. Philip. Olivet goes to Springport and Law ton invades Martin Maple Valley came through Friday riKi>/ with w>ui a <• big 24-0 -i-v win .... over v.c. Boys Training In a non-league KV* honor*. Nearly 3.000 homecoming fans Jammed the Galesburg • Augusta n-U niv athletic field. Blx persons «... were Injured and required hospital treatment when a portion of a bleacher broke during the game. Those injured had been standing on the top row of a section of bleachers when the board broke. Galesburg now has a 4-0 league record. Bangor 3-0. Gull Lake 12-1. Conutock and Mattawan 1-2 ano Delton ueium and ana Parchment rarcnmcnt 0-3-1. v-s-t. and climax-Statu defeated Olivet. league championship. The con­ ference title U the first ever won by Climax-Scotts in 11-manpiay. Coach Ken Preehllng's Pan­ thers spotted Oitvet an early 6-0 lead on 8teve Perry's 36 - yard finale. Greenville Frosh, Junior Varsity Win Greenville's Freshman griddrrs defeated Charlotte Thursday. 41­ 13. for their fourth straight win of the season. The two touchdowns were the first points the little Yellow Jackets had given up thia season. The Greenville Junior Varsity beat Charlotte. 21-10, giving them a 3-1-1 record. Ken' Meade scored the first I----touchdown going over from the ^—i one and Dennis Kendaie ran the! point. Later in the period Bill1 Reid scored from the four and I Saxon, would roll to an easy win. Kendaie ran the point. T$ey kicked off and held, forcing Bernie Hickey wored for lhe Ionia to punt. On the flrat Has­ Lions tn the third, going over ting, play from scrimmage Tom Hoke trampled over left guard far-42 yards and an apparent Paul Goforth Well established and high-rated manufacturer touchdown, but It was recalled Dick Steward kicked the first of Home, Garden and Farm Equipment, offers a fine because of a clipping penalty opportunity for ambitious young man with creative ability and a high school or college education to join three-pointer. New Product Development Department. Gull Lake scored hi the aecond Learn while you earn! play of tendon Endsley, held, the and fourth periods to post a cov­ Ionia offense. When Hastings got eted victory over Delton. Near the end of the fint half You will work under close cooperative and pro­ the bull again, Greg Wood scampered through left tackle on a Joe ChltUck capped a 33-yard fessional supervision. You will receive company 30-yard reverse play to score. drive going over from the one.i sponsored specialised Night School education. You Tile pass from center was bad Jim Baker kicked the point should have some, or all, of the following qualifi­ Gull Lake moved 60 yards inj and the attempt to kick lhe point misfired four play* with the final touch-] cations: ThTre was no more scoring un­ down coming on a 40-yard pass til midway in the fourth quarter from Mike Hcshelman to Carl • Practical axpariance or past couraag in me­ chanical drafting. pered b) fumbles and penalties touchdown of the season Gull Roger WU1 passed to Mike Fita- Lake is now 4-1, and Delton • Production experience; machine operator in gerald on a play that went all metal fobneation. assembly experience, metal Middleville had no trouble The Bulldogs were inside the or electric trades* Saxon 16 once. Ute penetration coming on a pass Interference • Product afld/or tool design. call Jim Williams intercepted an Coach Bob White's defending Ionia aerial to hall the threat. • Ability to produce models. the mythical Bute Claaa C crown • Military obligations completed. the entire game. They got five • Initial salary commensurate with experience touclxdownx In the second half running 10 plays I Tom Hoke, the offensive work All-Slater Rob White ran hU hone for the little Saxons, scored season's scoring total to 06 points For Interview telephone in the fourth on an end run. when he scored two touchdowns Mr. Roger Roberts Tom broke away from several and five extra points, one from tacklers on hU 20-yard drive Into the 36 and the other from the at LOWELL 897-9211 two. 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Children'* group* token at 99« per child. Aga limit 5 week* to 12 yeers old. No appointment is necessary. Limit: one butt vignette per child, Select from finishOd photographs — not proofi. 5-3184 FOR INFORMATION AND RESERVATIONS Your Hosts HASTINGS REAHM MOTOR SALES 107 N. MICHIGAN HASTINGS BOWL INC WoWland at Michigan Nationally Advertised Here’s your chance to get a beautifully finished genuine oil tint portrait of your child. Delicately applied oil brings your (child’s portrait to life. Perfect match of hair, eyes, and complexion. Clothing not included. $iMMR Bob and Mickey Lambert COWf TO TICK COUNTRY M£ AU. THE WIOC-TRACX DOOM AT YOUR PONTIAC DEALER 3. Portraits by JACK B. NIMBLE, INC. . GoodHouMkwping' ML eukuinu PHOTOGRAPHER ON DUTY DURING OUR REGULAR STORE HOURS Monday, Oct 25 thru Wednesday, Oct 27 118 So. J.H.non �The bays are Getting Cooler, But Classifieds are Still Hot! 945-3481 4—THE HASTINGS BANNER Thursday. October 21. IMS CLASSIFIED AD PAGE PHONE LSE MINIMUM RATE—50c tor Tw.nty Words. □foil nssioms PRICES LARKE BUICK •nd CHEVROLET Wl 5-2426 III IlL ’ 1965 CHEVROLET SS 2 Dr. Hdrp, tucker tert., radio. Malev, pwr. ifwr< b brakav ill nr 1964 CHEVILLE CMv*la Cwwr Shia w/whll* leo. blua trim. VI automatic. rad«. Mr. _ju__ BARRY'S Chrysler - Plymouth I S. Hanover at City Limits 1435 S. Hanover Wl 5-2425 LEGALS HASTINGS BANNER Wl 5-3481 lii_ •1964 FALCON 2 Or.; Marti w/rad trim. Lika new! Radio. Mater. w.'waiU. low miteasa. 1965 PLYMOUTH BARRACUDA 2 Dr. 6 cyl. Stand, w/w*lte. Radio. ir Automotive 1965 PLYMOUTH FURY 4 Dr. Sedan. 8 cyl. automatic. Radio, w/walla. 1964 PLYMOUTH STA. WON. 4 Dr. 9 Pass, 8 cyl. Auto. Radio. Transportation 1964 VOLKSWAGEN CAMPER Specials 1962 FORD ECONOLLNE 6 cyl. Stand. Trans. 1963 PLYMOUTH BELVEDERE 3 Dr. Sedan. Auto. 8 cyl. Radio, heater. HASTINGS MOTOR SALES 1MI FORD GALAXIE 4 Dr, 6 C/l. Stand. Radio. 1961 FORD SEDAN 4 Dr, 8 cyl, automatic. Itod io. 220 W. State ’ Wl 5-2454 1961 RAMBLER STA. WGN. Custom 4 Dr. USED CAR CENTER 1M1 CHEV. ELCAMINO a cyl. Stand, w/walls, radio. 1M1 MERCEDES BENZ 190 Dleael. 4 Dr. Sedan. 1M1 THUNDERBIRD Fully equipped, w/wall*. 1963 BUICK Paragraphs 1965 CHRYSLER NEWPORT 4 Dr. Sedan. Demo. Automatic. Power *toering. Radio, w/walU. 1966 PONTIAC STA. WON. 4 Dr. Power steering, seats and brakes. Automatic. 1966 CHEV. SEDAN 3 Dr. 8 cyl. Std. Radio,' Heater. 10/31 Corner Michigan & Court Wb 5-5903 . AS IS ... NO TRADE —1960 —19S9 —1959 —1957 —1957 —1960 —1957 DODGE St*. Wgn....M95 FORD 3 Dr................ 8325 OLDS 4 Dr........... —,W5 “Z VOLKSWAGEN ....MM DODGE 4 Dr.............. MM FORD St*. Wgn. ... 4255 IJT.C. Stake Truck ..1175 FARM IMPLEMENTS Olds Jetstar 88 Sedan —>2,775.00— Olds Dynamic 88 Convertible 1962 CORVAIR BUS Ona owner. Blue. J rpaed trammwnan and Mater. —3.095.00— Olds 9 Passenger Vista-Cruiser Wagon —53,145.00— 1965 VOLKSWAGEN CAMPER . . . Fully equipped for that camping trip. New car condi­ tion with 9,000 mile*. Safe Buy Used Cars Calendar af Special Events MOLINE UNI-HU8KKR- With FEMALE — 30-45. reliable, tiuitworthy, mu*l be able to smile ★ Foe Rm*—RmI i«tete tractor and combine, a good and meet the public, good at arithmetic and handling of phone 543-4M2. FURNISHED APARTMENTS FOR RENT - Utilities ROM. Box 9M. c/o Hastings Banner. Phone Wl 5-9471. tf Hastings. 10/28 hauling in ten minutes. Priced ★ Lost and Found FRI,-SAT, OCT. 33-23 1961 CHEVROLET IMPRJiA rtf LOST—Purse at High School or Hardtop, standard tranxniuRUMMAGE SALE - St Host Johnson Field containing glruo| slon. Real sharp. Wl 5-4803. FT’S APPLE AND CIDER TIME ts and identification. Reward 10/31 . Nelson ■» Welcome Orchard has Call Wl 5-4338. 10/31 popular varieties available now. Fresh - pressed cider, honey, squash, popcorn. Open dally ★ Noticoo until six. S mile north of Ionia pm ; Friday. Oct. 29. 9 am. to 3 WHEELER MARINE BALES & INSIST ON MICHIGAN BOT­ SERVICE — Mercury outboard pm, at Parish House. ■ TLED G AS I See Carl A Betty * Appliance* before you buy) Flote Boats. Trailers and ac­ NOTICES They Sell—They Install—They cessories. M-W in Nashville. equal value. PIONEER OFFERS A NEW GENERATION OF HYBRID TT8 JAOOBB PHARMACY FOR PAST 24-HOUR FILM CORN — Especially suited for top - level farming practice* WINDOW. GLASS INSTALLED Order now . . . supply of many New • Remodel • Repair in aluminum, su'd or wood sash. Burkey Auto Glass & THE PATMAN-Private Detec­ LAND—Partly wooded, flowing meet the demand. Radiator Shop. 218 N. Jeffer ­ tive 24-Hour. Shadowing. Tape, KAECHELES springs, excellent hunting And Wayne Richards. Sunfield ' son. Hasting*. U Foto-FUm Evidence, Nationclose to Thornapple Lake. Thia ----- -------- ” ______ 1, Albert Beil. Nashville would be a beautiful building 305 S. Church Wl 5-5352 L g* R KXPKRT TREE BXBVVerne Winger, Freeport alto for a home or sportsman1* 10/31 ‘ ICE — Trimming, cabling, rv13/30 Onion. Battle Creek club. Complete price MOM. W movaL Free estimates. Insured. aon terms of MM down and Phone OL I-6OM. Nashville, USED GEHL ONE-ROW CHOP­ PER — Late model. Gardner CARPET CLEANING IB EABY nee on contract. Inquire of Mich. tf Fay Fisher. 1» mile east of with Boat New Electric Up4042. 10/31 Bru*h. No wet carpet* or Morgan on Thornapple Lake handwork. Clean 1B0 square Special —Your rasor cleaned, feet for only 8696. Haatlng* lubricated and sharpened. only Let Form Bureau Services Floor Covering. 133 W. Stale. handle your shelled corn , guaranteed. Lapo Drug, 144 E. Hasting*. Phone Wl 6-5111. tf tf direct from the field . . . ’ State BL. Hasting* Wanted EXPERT-TAILORING - Men s HUCKLEBERRY OUN SHOP Our new truck hoist and SHHHHHHHHI or women's cloUilng. Wc nar­ for guns, scopes, binocular*. SB. is coming to town. BOOKKEEPER WANTED—Full row lapels, taper pants, alter dryer are ready! To bring your coat of living or part time. Prefer individual double into single breasted down. co«U. Al. the Dutch Tailor, miles east of Delton. Phone Watch arid We Offer Top Prices 5504 Gun Lake Road. Wl 5­ Delton 623-571)2 Hour* daily Inc, Hastings phone Wl 5­ 5714. tf until 6. Sundays Hl 4. Monday. LOCAL RALEIGH BUSINESS For Your Corn 3421. 10/31 Wednesday and Friday eveHastings. Start immediately. HELP WANTED - Due to the WHY NOT LET US MAKE you a rubber stamp with your new Selling experience helpful but growth of the Mid-Villa, we ZIP Code number. Three-ltne not necessary. Write at once stamp with your name, adfor particulars. Rawleigh Dept. dresa and ZIP number Tor * Wonted MC J 651 251 Freeport, HL 3225. ThU includes, postage. • 10/21 BEAUTY OPERATOR — Expert>T.M ' MS-221 FIVE - FOOT CUT TRAILER JaKy Shoppe, Delton. Mich, me year or more, for Ar For Solo—Miecollanooua 49048. tf r. Male or female. Bal- Service Ar Buainou Service* Farm Machinery —1962 John Deere 2010 Tractor. -1961 John Deere 3010 Gas Tractor. Like, new I —1950 John Deere B Tractor. Hydraulic. A-l shape I —1954 Cockahutt Tractor. A-l FARM BUREAU SERVICES ahape. GOOD AS NEW STORE IMO D - 17 ALLIS CHALMER TRACTOR—With heavy duty loader, in good shape. Gardner Sales, Charlotte, phone 543­ 4042. 10/21 FOR SALE-About 800 beta of hay, alfalfa and brome. Phone 633-5105 Delton. tf FOR MORE BEAUTIFUL HAIR —Um Rexair* fa»t permanent. Regular 8200-Now UDO. No pre-shampoo—No after odor. Available at Jacobs' Pharmacy. Just Out NEW & USED PUMPS—New in-* atallaUons and remodeling. Powell's Plumbing Co. Free es­ timates. 24 hour service. Call 2 BEDROOM HOME-PreCer in Automobile to deliver Olan Mills Club Plans. Bee Muriel Kriley. Room 3, Curtt* - E - — Typing and general ofTico work. Please send applications MB and 196! MERCURY METEOR 800 A * ( :orp<j ji. I960 OLDS HOLIDAY SEDAN One owner and above average steering and brake*. Radio. Extra sharp.-------------------- >895 condition. Look thte one over. TRANSPORTATION SPECIALS: 1961 Rambler Claarie Sedan 4 Dr. 6 cyl. Stand trans. 3593 Automatic. Radio. Standard ... tire:. NICE CHOICE OF CHEAP TRANSPORTATION CARS. SERVICE and REPAIR GUIDE Clip This Guide Keep It in o Handy Place for Future Reference COMPLETE PLUMBING AND HEATING SERVICE — Repair and new. Royal Haye*. 438 W. Clinton. Phona Wi-5-3133. PUMP SERVICE—Sta-Rite Water System*. Sold. Imtalled, serviced. Lewi* Electric. Cloverdale 623­ Concrete Products 5381. REAHM MOTOR SALES PONTIAC - OLDS - CADILLAC Wl 5-2478 107 N Michigan Avw. Harting*. Michigan 10'21 BUSINESS Wc ore now oblcita MAHLER MOTOR SALES 1310 N. Michigan Phone Wl' 5-2479 10'21 offer o once in a lifetime opportunity^!© the right financially responsible, ambitious man willing to name his own income BLAIR'S FARM & GARDEN Wl 5-5982 231 W. State Open 9 am.-5.-38 pm. Dally NOTICE WE BUY Call Service Dept., Montgomery Ward, Hasting* Wl 5-2954. KEYS DUPLICATED while you Automobile & Machinery wait. Ben Franklin Store. State GET YOUR READY-MIX from lh« Repair Barry County Ready Mia Co, at Jeffvnon. Phone Wl 5-2123. WATCH AND DIAMOND RING REPAIR — Expert workmanship. RENTAL OF WHEEL CHAIRS. Gilmore Jewelers, 102 E. State COMPLETE AUTO CLASS 5ERVWALKERS AND CRUTCHES— ALL GRADES WASHED SAND St. Phone Wl 5-5316. ICE—Fint claw wwk./Call Wl ANO GRAVEL — Bander Cr«vsi Headquarter* for hospital We­ Co. Home offica 822 S Benton. 5-5085. Burkey Sales and Serv­ lle*. Gardner’*. Phono 945­ Phone Wl 5-5412. Went, W. 2134. Ice. 218 N. Jefferson.' CERAMIC, FORMICA. LINOLEUM State Rd. Phone Wl 5-2123. AND CARPET REPAIR —Ha*CUSTOM GRINDING AND MlgAL SIGNS' TIRE SERVICE. 235 S. State Wl 5-5118. to your specification*. Farm Bur- Miscellaneous WATCH & CLOCK REPAIRING— Guaranteed workmamhip Al*o all kinds of Jewelry Repair and Engraving. Miller Jewelers, 11B WE DRY . WE STORE WE SELL YOUR CORN ZIPPERS REPLACED J. LXOSAUD HYMAN *4.U Fires Xrllvnrt Bl ir Kvu.lt 36, MlekigeB WO. AND RE- wing Sporting Boot* and Shoe*. Beebe * (hoe Shop. 123 S J«ffer*on. Top Price* Paid! brocket. This opportunity Let ut grain bank your has unlimited earning po­ tential and carries a pro­ corn and deliver ot your convenience. Business Services Offered iEPlt J. r-RASGKB LET OUR EXPERIENCED SERVICE PBANGEH HUBwith factory warranted part*. ft: puaupanox obdeb. HUI* at - Mkkicaa. I' “sftte&w. -Un GAMBLE S REPAIR SHOP t- All washer*, dryers and *m*ll homo appliance*. Cril 945-231'7. . Shock* am 945-5170. 2223. COMPLETE DEVELOPING. SERV­ ICE—24 hour Service (black and white). Jacob* Pre*cription CHAIN SAW HEADQUARTERS — Pharmacy. Phone Wl 5-2466. HAVE YOUR PICTURES AT BEVERWYK’S COL 221 W. Mill. CUSTOM DRAPERY SERVICE — MOBILE HOMES Auto Wrecking Largest selection of Drapery Supply, M37 So. Wl 5-3150. Fabric* in Barry County. Kirtch rod*, Imtatlafion and Hanging Bevwrwyk’s Color Center, 221 Radio, Television RADIATORS Cleaned, Repairad. W. 'Mill. Recared. Burkey Sale* end Serv­ ice. 218 N. Jefferson. Phone TROPHY CENTER—Plus special&TKS?imEs: :NTZ TV COLOR SALE' Wl 5-5176. SERVICE — 315 . 945-3862. Free Mrvhi Phono 945-5316. year on Sctchell-Csrlwq SERVICf ON ALL MAKES of hgc- tective franchise. This is business and has a long ranged program. A low investment will be neces­ sary. Forf further informa­ tion wpje; P.O. Box 23j, ALOOHOLIC8 ANONYMOUS— FD. in. Hartings Telapbons ELECTRICAL CONTRACTING — Hastings Milling & Farm Supply VACUUM CLEANER HEADQUAR­ TERS—Service. part*, how* and Hoover Sale* end Service. < Electee, 222 S. Jeff«r*on. in our new building at 124 N. Jefferson- E«pef‘*'K«i meebsn- S-5052. Phone Wl 5-2700 after 5 p.m, Hastings. - Call 945.3481 If Yau WeuW Uke to be Lieted in Muskegon Heights. Mich. Thii Weekly Service and Repair Guido Wnu 16 Sdf Vi*k4 Um 10/21 HASTINGS BANNER CLASSIFIEDS Call Wl 5-3481 "We're As Near As Your Telephone' Appliance & General Repair 1961 BUICK STATION WAGON Fully reconditioned, power steering and brakes, nice faml- Hastings Banner. Ar Fttwoeh 10/31 GOODYEAR BROS. H 36 2/3 ACRE BORDERS A NICE CRE^K Almost new 3-bedroom modarh home Just outride city limits. Lovely large back yard. School bus goes by the door. Will Heating - Plumbing -Grain Bin to fit Pick-up Truck. 1963 OLDS CONVERTIBLE —Kill Bros. Gravity Box. ... Dynamic 88. power steering 1964 COMET CALIENTE and brake.-', radio, whitewalls, 4 Dr. Sedan. 6 cyl. automatic red with white top and ma tell­ pelted Combine with 10 ft. Over Start’* Wallpaper trans. Bucket seats. Like new. ing interior. train head and new corn head & Paint Store 31695 —3 wheel heavy duty Grain. 1963 OLDS SPORT COUPE OPEN FRIDAYS 1964 FORD CUSTOM Trailer with hydraulic dumpZ 9 A M. to 5:30 PAI. . . . Beautiful maroon and 4 Dr. Sedan. VB engine. Radio. white tutooe.’ fully equipped, —New Idea one-row Com Picker. Only ...t...........-------31695 Good shape 1 ? new whitewall tires, excellent condition. —Oliver one-row [Corn Picker. 1961 PONTIAC GRAND PRIX Good shape I Hardtop Sport Coupe. Power 1963 OLDS SEDAN . . . bynamic 88 4 Dr, power 41185 And only steering and brakes, radio, Ladles’ good whitewall tires, fully WINTER SKIRTS ■’ 1963 MERCURY MONTEREY guaranteed. and SWEATERS 124 N. Jeffenon Wl 5-50521 4 Dr. Automatic drive. Power 1363 FORD SEDAN ctocring and brake*. Radio. NEW DRESSES5' 31195 . . . Very low mileage and ex­ ceptionally clean, standard 1962 MERCURY MONTEREY tianamtalon for economical Hardtop. Power rieering and driving. brakes. . .......................... 31295 1961 PONTIAC VISTA 4 Dr. Hardtop. Hydramatlc. ra­ LEGALS 1. trans. dio. new tires, new Pontiac Extra good condition 1M1 FORD 4 Dr. Sedan " NINE 9 - ROOM HOUSE in good location. Ideal for family. References required. Call 945- NOTICE! CHEVY II Close-Out on 1965 Demonstrators 11M1 FORD ECONOLINE BU8Equlpped for camping. Will .-.leep two adults ana three ' �|Undergoes Surgery fresh Out of the Attic LEGALS Card of Thanks I ChartoB ronRai*. 18. aon of Mr. and Mre. Knk route** at CARD 07 THANKS We wish to thank our relstte many act* of kindness shown us at Uie death of our husband and father, for flower*, call*, food, telephone call*, and also for contribution* to tte Cahrer Fund We thank the Brotherhood Of Maintenance of Way employ­ sr ee*. K. W. Bite. Machine Shop u<a«r -.'.hr: foremen and the employees of E W. Bite for flower*, the Bee­ ler Funeral Home tor their cour- JSmjr.l’Svi pected to return this Wednesday morning. Klomp announced By Mrs. Glandon Cartii bera of WBC8. Sarah Circle, the Pythian Sister* for the luncheon on Monday. To all who helped In countless way* our grateful fUBIdCAtlOW OBDUL thanks. May God bies* each and Hui. •( Mteklgsa. Tta Mn. William A. Sweet daUy routine of their children. In order to crowd a Dill day WOODLAND CALENDAR Oct. 21 —Woodland Extension into sn evening each claaa hour will be shortened to 15 minutes. Club. Plan* call for each parent to pick up the student's schedule gram at United Brethren Church with Rev. Leonard Koutt. Oct. 81 —Jr. Choir. Methodist Church. Oct. 21 —Jr. VareUy Football. named 'Igwwilde Height*, name found only on Plata HISTORY OP CLOVERDALE COMPILED BY GRACE LATHROP Augurt, 1988 This picture Cfrraii Arodd X. wlil.a<. Wniul Mr. and Mn. William H. Sweet Mr. and Mn. Albert E. Simon Among K WUts Uie early property By 1890 several new residents ted moved into the area. 8tevm Wodland. who as a boy. accom- Wall Lake Section 89. was dated ponied relatives to the encamp- 1860; Henry Fennels, the N. W. Hrt', »»• U «•>(.!7 Wilk tkto «r4«e wdl I wish to thank* all my friends, r.latives, and neighbors for the beautiful card*. Dowers, gifts. roBUUTiov own. Oct 24—Special Mission pro­ gram al Methodist Church. 10 . Oct. 25—United Fund Board Olrm in 1878; Henry Wilkinson meeting at Othmer*. 8 Oct.' 26 — Hons Club Ladles' on the Carpenter farm In IBM; John Ashby, a veterinarian In Night at Den, 7. Oct. 27 — Methodist Choir well practice. 1854, (thte became the Bprague rtraUCATfON 0KDKK farm in 1868;» Myron CtembcrHtiw . nt MWklrre. Pretate Ceart lain. IBM; Milan Waldorf farm fn> ik« <*«aalv ot Durr. on section 28, 1854; Jim and PM K*ui. •( Willis* I. Baitat. !>• will be guest speaker during the mentod with poscbca. Bunday School hour at the Jolui Ryan built a warehouse Methodist Church. Mission Study H/» ski- Borgeas Hospital. Also the ladles for the wonderful hot dishes Railroad which was 1878 and finished .w. begun in in 1887, in 1902. Jolui Acker operated a Howard Master built the fir* k*Pa%*rttea tad ssrvlre staft horns. May God. blessing be railroad station. Mr Mosher moved hto stock of goods from his store at Hope Center. He ted made a letter box for handling Mn. John (Lolls) Peabody CARD OP THANKS Words seem so inadequate to express our feelings at this time many, many wihderful friend* The Campbell Brothers built a Uirdware store Ln tte Fall of 1887. Dugal Campbell operated a hardware and fans Imptemsnl bu*inraa tters for 32 years. Tte store burned In 1920. Dugal'* that helped us through the tragedy that claimed the Uvea of our beloved parent* Without the .100. Tlite Is a picture of Uie original Aiiiil Kingsbury, who came to this place In 1864 and built the Kingsbury Mill. Pictures of the Mill. Brickyard, and Mr. Klng»bury' were loaned me by Mrs. daughter of Aiudl Kingsbury. originally called Kingsbury* Mill*. Cloverdale was originally where Hope Center, (nothing T.k. XM|M ttat MS »l »:10 O’tlsek James kept hto rtock In tte depot until the new large- brick store and McDonald from Cedar foreman for twenty yeara. A 1914. Mr. and Mn. Martin Nagei large deposit at clay enabled the m iwo. Chortle Monica, a ton company to coflunuc this yard of Ferdinand, in 1912. and later Mr. and Mrs. Arthur JohnA small building was built by until 1'JlHAfter tte Zeeland Oo. Alnt McLeod, on tot 6. in 1887 huu family lived In >y residence built by Flte^la. 14.SO1. Ital os jMsarr* «*l LEGALS PUBUCATIOB OBDEB M.i. at MteMcsa. 1 aolrxA house, which to now uidc from Cloverdale ctay. . tee John McU-od wa* tte first Ferdinand Monica brought Ida president of tte new company. In • tore, and finally Che village TdtL'w"trt«“ r metCTiJWK- le was a skilled mason built a brick house on system merged with Delton. (concluded next week) U» IMAI Tte tOM'teutnn, bust br Ly»un Doj-Ua, >teut 1SA0. U nuinasd and a little south of Hendershot & Vicinity •»4 t«e •« .at M>M 1:10 • .K’Sa'.frs: 10/3S rUBUCATUUt OBDEB. TOW? floor In 1697. They built MH n.Zi 7., packnd a iungh and rowed up (tte lake to the Ncrrla farm where they busked corn all day. It wm bulR a mile north of tte old log school building, on a hilly site taken from the Sprague farm, (the Delos Flower farm More 19161 In 1883. Church «r- W W«.» Sisi* Streto BMltegK MIdlls.n rnyu. >— ^gaBSUB? MEMORIAL MONUMENTS 301 S. Michlpn Aw. H.rting, HAST1NC5 946-9416 | Kingsbury, Of DISTINCTION •tor. prior to «*• MH/haartas. .SVS..B1 x;"?u.a?'.» ALL BUILDING k MATLRIALS TO ► COMPLETELY the business i were made from •finish your home —INSIDE AND OUH EXTrsronf INSURANCE robut w. mntwooo. h AH Fomi of AUTO - FISS iONDS Iniuronct and Bonds Swinw. iMunnci IM I. *" Wk. tn rnoi-Jw. tn JE*RY ANDRUS boys will meet again Saturday at W.MU for Uielr homecoming game with Kent State. Bunday dinner guests with Mr Mr. and Mra Norman Leonard and Mra. Richard Allen and family were Mr. and Mrs Earl Fox and children of Lansing. Afternoon visitor* Included Mr. vin who was home from his and Mrs. Art Grove of Grand teaching duties at Flint Bendlc Ledge. Mr. and Mr*. Roy Pride- * Mrs Peter Ellena and children more and family of Bay City, from Lansing were Bunday Mr. and Mra. Joseph Wilkin* and boys at Lansing and Mra. Myrtle Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Pritchard. * Fridley of Tacoma, Iowa, Mrs The Mill Lake Association win Fridley plans to leave thte week tor her home in Iowa. * We city people also enjoy Uie actions of the wild life. Since moving into Mra. Douglas Bogue from Au­ that a lively black squirrel also gusta, Mjs IXmna King and Mr*. Janet Fielwk. both from Hickory and Mra. Richard Kilgore were putting on in Grand Rapid* Wednesday chldlren. 1 where they attended tte evening let's have my old number. There­ meeting of the Grand Chapter of fore. they receive many "wrong the Eastern Star. * Marvin Frey numbers." Ateietotnue ■ --■a-'--. FQBLI0AT1U 0UXBB- 1 BANNER WANT ADS PAY WELCOME VISITOR If jou’ve newly arrived, looLief for the newetl ihowi. the best platti to eet, a wetktnd rtsort, your church n synagogue, places to shop or perhaps a house or apart­ ment. . read the 10/M Dickerson property. Bricks from; - three two kilns were used to °- EJEIwill include an8 Finance Complete Electric, Plumbing, Heating Systems, and Kitchen Cabmets... At Low Additional Cost! Hi, ot U ot tl PHONE M5-*5i< WELCOME NEWCOMtRS! NAME___________ _____________________ ■ . TowardCompletion of Your Home!. Stitt Firm inturinci and Mrs. Norman Craae. Doug­ las is a student at Princeton. * Karen Frey spent the weekend with Sue Kahler at MSU. * The BANNER INTERIM: HMWOODAW; By Mrs. Leo Frey R4. 9u 44J. BeNte Creek 721-0111 The W8C8 held a successful smorgasbord Saturday evening In the Banflrld Church social room. * Douglas erase spent the by Central Michigan Unlwaty s Jim Podotey In 1968. PfflwiLiniMUSH One of the earliest LawrMca Brpdim Banfield-Vicinity BANNER WANT ADS PAY! WILL ERECT YOUR HOME ON YOUR LOT Lewi* Barnes. George Graham. Harvey Adams, and Blanche Business Directory PRODUCTION CREDIT ASSOCIATION Joins the Novy United Fund will meet Monday. Kenny. * Oct. 8 Mr. and Mrs. Uy Mn. Richard Clark tings, according to his daughter, Kenneth Nickerson. Susan and . the Mto Millie Kingsbury. Lester Mrs. Virginia Brill and Mni. chairman. Mrs. Rudy Othmrr building Is no* a prtrwte resi- Monica, a grandson, to the only The business for the evening will member of lhe family living here Margret O Laughlin Joined the Mary Kibllnger. Jane SmiUi and Group for dinner Wcdnroday story building was erected on l>jla Frey carried in Ice cream evening at the Oun Galley at wvwt of the Campbell house. It Gun Lake. * Bunday evening should complete their collecting and cake to the Imme of Agle •as owned by George Reprogle Ted and Margret OTAUghlin and turn In the money. It you Willison to remind her of her have not ted a chance to donate. 89th birthday. yeans. This Myrile Bayles recalls working Hastings. * There were 10 mem­ there as late as 1898. She says bers who attended the Birthday the board or the drive chairman Bunday dinner guest* of their The family of Herald Classic daughter and family. Mr. and tte girls used to compete with helped him to celebrate hte Mrs. Louis Myera. in Battle denhot. Doris Brogan was co- birthday Bunday at al the nome home Creek. * Mra. Richard Kilgore ot Mr. and Mrs Glendon Curtis, called on Mr. and Mr» Pugh in Sunday dinner guests of Dick ’ -------- Bellevue Friday evening’’ while The Baytes moved to CloverWill Chamberlain built the resi­ and Mn. Gslen Kilmer and Mr Kilgore and Dickie attendMra. Don Moohney of Climax. * family and Marvtnf Deb and dence which Mill soma as ti>e Kelly Classic. Later in Uie day ing and football game. * Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Klwyn Payne and church family of Delton called on them. which asytea says the young married Brogan. Club 8 serving, women worked Ln the fields as day Mitera of Mr. a r Earlier in the day Mr. and Mrs. Classic ted called on Henry to visit Mr. and Mr*. Harold ttem. Mae Gcib. Allie CliamberGray at Olivet. Mr. and Mrs. laln. Ida Cu* and Myrtle teylre. Harold Stanton were atoo dinner dug potatoes for P«*> Kingsbury color tour with other patients so guest* of the family gathering. who paid them |1JO per day. A Mr and Mrs Stanley Malcolm they didn’t see him. They dccickd to find anuUar from Hastings were Sunday callJob that Fall and bargained to and ’ Dugal McCallum t UlthxiB. Pretale Ore* trtillT mu-. ». rVBEtdATIM OBDEB. .Although the open house to not designed to be a parent­ teacher conference type, parent* may arrange a meeting with a given teacher to discus* any problem* relating to the progress of their children. Principal The Ionia Navy Recruiting tors are welcome. * The Viking* .I'.ailon reported ttet Melvin will be trying hard to win the game tills week a* it to their Hubbert at 3760 Centor Street, visiting team. The Lion* Club will observe Ladle*' Night Tuesday, Oct. 26. This will be 'their first meeting for the ladles in their newly decorated den. * Rev and Mrs Richard VandcnBcech of Uie Methodist Church held open house Sunday at the parsonage. About 70 people dropped in to visit and enjoy the refreshments. munlty was served from Delton. Thl* was a friendly gesture on the part of Uie new minister and The empty lots along tho main Ids wife to get acquainted In their new c ommunity and church. Mr and Mr* Vivian Ratrigh l rapidly being occupied. in lit and family recently visited a torearly 1900*. Mr and Mrs. Ira Brooks retired from their farm vln Zimmerman have recently Mra Conrod Kahler tn 1912, Mr. moved into a newly built par- rille in 1890 and later sold to IMbwigM DM*. methods and objectives ot tho and holidays. By 1909 buMncse Bert McCallum, bulk a brick sonic Lodge. Clare Pkkena. Rose Irwin and Myrtle Randall Many, many thanks for your help and understanding. Mr On in Bartlett Mr*. Don Uoyce- Irwin Mrs Don iDartolni Ci<*l>y Mr*. Don Brmnlngstaull Sri'S, -f Ix.b ■ iMrrotoMtoa Oct. 22—Varsity Football, Al­ parent. During the 15 minute ma, here. 8. Homecoming. periods parent* will meet tho from Milo to the Adame farm (m***l ArasU E. WIUsa«. stall as•war «r teks s«Umi »■ aur ta Mom and Dad were so strong in their love for people and life that we cannot possibly thank every­ one personally. In UiU small way we wish to thank all the relaUves and friends for their compassion and klndnera. It was greatly appreewtrd. Our special tluinks go out to Rev. Brokaw. Father parents of Lakewood High School studer.:* are invited to an open house Monday evening. Oct. Woodland By H. D. Bur/w ( ARD OF THANKS I wish to thank Doctor* Mor­ rill. Pwor and GrafT. nurses, nurse-aids for their wonderful care. »l*o relatives, neighbors, EUB Church arxi friend* for the nice card*, gifts, flower* and calls, before, during, and after my stay in tte hospital. Also for the many acta of klndnew Thanks again one and all Wm. H. Clsgett lakewood Open Hou»e Monday Stick Co. in 1«* i farther east locating, any tend, tart san grt • tot. NAUS--------- - ---- । — ADDR EM----- ---------------------------------- ADtera ■ ■ _________________________________ CITY____________ ______________ _______________ PiMu hive the Wdcotr.4 Wigoa Hotitu oil oa m I would Ithg to tubwibe to th* H**«<ag» b*«»cv I already tubeci.be fill out cwpoa r.d mail to Cfrcotrtion Dipt, �City Bank Now Has Trust Dept. For Residents any other TWud-for the future of those you wish r -Ah Individual named tsaeti- a» dev the provision I to help and protect Your will tor and trustee te *ub>SBt lo ill­ .----i ghould (f gn fXPClltor and n««s and other evrouthal could to I trustee—some one who will take remove him from the raapon*- ota charge promptly and manage blUttes to the detrimoit of the <v« you<eataten< the be* Interrat estate and Its beneflctertefctruu officer. "Our Truat Depart­ ment Service can be like adding of your beneficiaries at your I “Much M he may appreciate confidence shown In turn a-,Iv I snrls a friendly watch dog to your' demise" •Often there ta a natiral in- the frtend or rvteliywjwho te AHOy MOOge UOn(I| family." a a ya Clanent. “Il ta, duwiion u .wn. • a— w-m 4 lb. 2 ox. Rainbow advice in twlplng you build your «r u W Am» Do«.. U. ino Coburn rafale, will manage It for you trustee of an estate While this SWwe of hte limitations. It •OWLING Road, tended a 14-pound 9 oaa. I if you wtelt and will manage it te understandable, it may not be pottle a more coostdarate c ■rslnbow while fishing lhe Mantaor dtepuee of It according to your ■ the wisest decision from lhe cWon wouM place liter b-— tee Rlrrr Saturday moentfig. Tlie | direction when you w.r arc BMW. gone." • -tandpoint of good business and tn tbc |uuw»>uu w.wa. ,vu . ■ *_e full) dandy steelhead measured 31'i Many people feel that their human coandcraUon. The exe-1 equipped to cops WtU» IL ।Inches long and 20".. Inches 1 net worth La not lance enough to | cutor and trustee must qualify' "r ee» ot executora and a< I justify trustaerrke that II reprv-las to cxpertenct. capability and tetiaUna are standard I Mmts only a modrat aim when background. As an Individual Michigan tew whether you----- -cerapurcd tu tlx- million dollar l hla responsibilities are many and an individual or our truM de- repairman a beat one hour and trusta they liear about. It te Just varied. He mu* locate and in-, partmoiL Our trust’tteomtment. three-quartera io tend the tkb Gallup which hit salmon eggs. The llih weighed I] pounds. 7 ounces al an officlsKgralgtelng .Milon two hour* liter M Was HASTINGS 181-440. Betty Horton 191-474. Gladys Milter 144-411. MlUOTd Ellen Davis 175-4M, Fan Brown Carnell lM-4.3^ Junior Russel 163-446 and Shirley Bowman [ 189-410. Larry Fireman 1.1-488, 171-445. | Jim Toten 210-483 and Norman . Good single games: Helen Burr 192. Katy Colvin 154. Freida Jaynes 167. Aponte Hathaway Shirley VanDetiburg of Has­ tings Radio ft TV picked up the 6-1-10 split. Glsdyi Edwards lhe 6-7 and Helen Burr Of Hasting* Milling the 5-6-10 and the 1-10. Ing las&lr tlua week rolling 218­ 542. BeUy Bheler posted 199-521. Aiwn*ppw IWW JOU .. f5en?,?^on^200‘t?0.iF^T ten 178-490. GenHdl 2t»-4«2. ing Rink 19. River Bend-Goif IB, tons indicate you may need it. Wntb 1U1.AG1 Wilma ._________ ____ , - — WOODLAND MUTUAL INSURANCE energy and sincerity. Is able In all of these fields. Inexperience In any one of tlxrn could result in a taw in the value of the estote and thereby deprive the ! beneficiaries of income and sup- and ta fully'Qualified to act m he >»nded one wli executor, trustee or guardian of. »,»ut three pounds any estate ft ta a continuing l-arllrr this season , twice that IUimm. vacations, or 1 ,nd 0,w‘h“1' Pound Brown and. retirement of Individuate does,* swen-pound rainbow. not affect We have all the nc1 P "■ Spartans Play at I Purdue Saturday' COMPANY Phona 653-2791 The leadership in a body-' Ten rivals and another atep to­ ward a posalbie conference title I will go to the winner of lhe "not as old but as timeless and dependable as the Sphinx" CHIMNEY New NEEDED AT YOUR HOUSE? Tbe approach ef Fall aad Wiatar abaald have you Hiinkiag/abowt lhe coadtttoa al Hte cMamayt at yaarjiema. er commarelal baiUings. For saw cbimaayt. er repair •> «W aae». yea'll find everything needed ta the lab right here: ChinuMy Blache. Ltean. Caa- ting* Milling and Action Flex 11, Duraclean. V 4: J Mobile and ruyleni Trucking 10. Hastings games, each team lias won twice Floor Covering 9. Copper Lan­ Saturday'* contest will go a long tern 6 and Arcade Beauty Solon way tn determining ths'confer­ ence champions thin season. ONE CONVENIENT SOURCE FOR YOUR BUILDING NEEDS WOODLAND MUTUAL REPRESENTATIVE PENNOCK PLYNN MATTHEWS AGENCY MICHIGAN NASHVILLE. 35 Retired School Employees Meet | Thirty-five • members ot Barry Couney' ftetlred Bel The greatest bargain in stainless steel flatware you've ever seen! CONCRETE PRODUCTS ■ Rogen Bros.' Royal Hostess pattern, made and guaranteed by the International Silver Company. These ' four pieces sell in fine stores f..r 3X25 and more, but they ran hr yours now for only 99/ with each purchase of 8 gallons at Leonard gasoline. Come in and start your set today. Mra. Lota Flowers wm the pro­ gram chairman and she Intro- ' duced Mr. and Mra. Arthur lath­ rop. The Latiiropa spend the at 129-31 West State GROWING service BE SURE TO LEONARD slktea, with Mra. Lathrop's cotnmenta made a very enjoyable af­ ternoon. Thia chapter will not meet again until next April 8>-*S vaiu< Only || j | I |,T s*ai wimm Jack Echtinaw’ SERVICE 320 N. Michigan Phone Wl 5-5073 RE-PAIR RE-ROOF RE SIDE RE-PAINT with Quality Materials from BARRY COMElTO COUNTY LUMBER < ' OUR RESIDING RE-ROOFING Thursday Oct. 21st As Low thru * Free Catalogs * Big Grand Drawing * Extra Special Buys Monday BILL 'DIN& Oct. 25th Month Month RE-PAINTING to gin yi GIANT BATH TOWELS In Assorted Colors HAND TOWELS In Assorted Colors <illli> HOME IMPROVEMENT IS NOT AN EXPENSE. Giant Size Galvanised BUT AN INVESTMENT! EACH GARBAGE CANS EACH SABRE SAWS and Electric Power Tool* EACH •• ELECTRIC DRILLS WASH CLOTHS In Assorted Colors EACH SEARS,ROEBUCK AND CO. Wl.5-343! EACH ffc. HOUSE OF QUALITY 10-lnch Teflon FRY PANS EACH CATAIAM. SALES OFFICE Telephone 945-2481 ALLIED BUILDING CENTER �The Hastings Banner Section Three—Pages 1 to 6 Thursday, October 21. 1965 Dr. Lundeen to Speak at Zion Lutheran Fete The annual Father and Son tjanquet of Woodland Zion Luth­ eran Church will be held Wed- Donors Give 130 Pints At Middleville Clinic •urkey dinner served by the ladles of our church. Reservation may be made with Russell Brodbeck < Ph M7-39871. All men and boys of the community are in­ vited. . Altoft 4H'ers Hove 2 Hayrides The Altoft tilers enjoyed a hayride on Oct 14 and 11 The younger group enjoyed n wiener roast and campfire, games Victoria Hirom. Robert Bender. France. Schad. Roberta Carpet;- If .• /T I Ma Hill ItTODK ---------------------- - Dies Sunday; J ' , Rites Tuesday sen. Timothy Laux. Myrtle Cole,. GOLDEN WEDDING—An open house honorin* the 5*<h weddin* anniversary “I Mr. and Mrs. Walter iBrile) Flinn«b»m will be hosted by their son and dau*hler-ln-law, Mr. and Mn. Norman Fillingham on Sunday. Oct. M. al the VF1V Hall on M-37 and U 2 miles west of Hastln**. from 2 to • pm. The Flllingham* wm married at llavtlngs on Dec. 7, ISIS, and hare lived In this rieinily * ■ Funeral services foe * Martin Many donors received awards I at llii, rllnlc. Juicing the "5 < Callon Hub" was Ted Smith I sf Rl llastinga New ~1 Gallen ‘1 ■Club" members are Dogis Apsey were held at 3 p.m. Tuesday at and Kay Hpyker. lhe Sponable Funeral Home. Two Gallon members are Dale ' The Ret> George Elliott trfflKathy Kenne-n and DrbRalph Muller. Emmt Moore,; WlUyard. laiaiie Smalley. George meen. ■ Karchrr. Jack Lewis, Tony Win-!1bit Wilson Irvin* Hospital Guild Carolyn Jackson. Tom Wieringa.; Lydia Springer, Nera -Kenyon. gcier and Glenn Miller G Alton supplied cookies. Helpers m unloading lhe mo­ Harry Oarrtaoq, Warren K e rbile Vere Joe Miller. Hrucc Biu.k- Friday thru Sunday and Prank of Hastings; a daugh­ ter, Mra. Imlie >Rosemary! Raher of Hastings; 13 grandchil­ dren. and U great grandchll- M kn OtftrM twi m> r> COUMH (UIUKSUI iMfTUMTBTlenu. ner, Ted Richard... Walter Sin-! ft ■ A 1*0 I clalr. wniard Smart. WiUUm MFS. AlHlie KOUSIl Schieh. Raymond Swan. Kaih- I then Spyker. Alice Steiner. lUch- ; ft* ard Shoetoridge. BrnsM Sherk 1)1 CS 1 11111^(13 VZ Theron Thaler. Dale WUlyard. J 7 Funeral Monday Margaret Barcruft. Edna Bech-1 teL Walter Bender. Wald Bender. __ . Carolyn Booth. Mabel Boylan. „ tYncr*;1 s*T.vlo?‘.for “J* A“d*,c Don. Boysen. Mrs. Beuy Brady, i £ Ro^K'?*• ,.1.4A .Eugene Brady. Maty Brown; J2®ep°,rt- who **** U:£LPT' Robert Clinton. Ardllh C^ld- Thursday al the Barry County ter, Don Dean. Dorothy L&n. Medical Facility, were heid ac I Jo yd Puikbetner, Stun Fink- ‘ P»> Mondaj « the Leon11 finer. LeRoy Fox , Ctiet Genkas.. wrd-Chsood Futxral Home. Melvin Haight- Emily Hamaori. Prttgy Hicks. Betty Jean HUI. Gan HUI. Jack Hooper. Shirley Kan) Sclupp.r Ken Schondsl- than SO yrara.. I M" Houvh “ iurwirwwl bffcrse ’“c a?slXCTa- Mt> Allcn ,l",ul Ptah TmZlf ■ iu.ih vlJX?’ ot Mls lr* Woldnng Hofland and Mra. Gertrude Heine, Katie vvitrli.ua. IJcmard t -^.■n Wieringa, Charles Williams and Ww* “ .Tony Wlngeier. ' ~ ~ & Clay Pettit Of Coats Grove Area Succumbs I tit. >•. R3 Hastings, who died on Thursday afternoon al the Bun- Mr. Pettit had been In the nursing home for a month prior falling health for some time. 7, 1176. the son of Keith and Martha. < Baine > PeUlt. He at­ tended the Coat* Grove and i Woodland school* nnd married IJlllan Payne of Hastings on July 4. IBM They fanned on the Bayne Road near Coat* Grove for many years Mra. Pettit died on Nov. Our Rexall Pharmacist is a member of a team... the community health team. He's the defensive special­ ist... ready to meet emergencies. Depend on him to till your next prescription promptly from our fresh and complete stock of pharmaceuticals. Jacob's NEW CAR’ LOANS □•alar* Desk! Selecting_____ „ ,.... ,. . of beautiful 1966 models can be the hafdi~ est job you'll face in becoming a proud NEW CAR OWNER . Financing thot new beaufy is really a simple matter once you've settled on the mqke and model . . . Make the comparison, we're sure you'll •^jgtee, THERE'S NO QUESTION ABOUT IT ... A "Good Buy" in a cor embe made even better when financed the^BlK WAY ... let us demonstrate our fast^Lendly service. • . Open daily Monday thru Saturday 'til 3:00, Thursdays 'til 12:00 National Bank of Hastings {(fdicI' Member Fidtral Remrve SysUm and Fadtral Dapout Iniuranca Corporation DEPOSITS INSURED UP TO $10,000.00 Prescrij Pharmacy 126 East State St. Phona Wl 5-2466 Hastings , Rexall 1c Sale Still on Till Saturday October 23, 65 �1—TM HASTINGS BANNEB Thursday. Oclobw 21. IMS THE FRIENDLY L FOLKS Carlton Grange ‘Animal Chain’ Purchases Calf The Carlton Grangv mooting of Oct. u. wm iughhght«i with rltuaLUUc work as Gall Carpen­ ter received the Ural and nccond dwiwa Stic will receive the third and fourth degrees) at St. Johns. when Uie degree team will exemplify throe degrees at the Blate Grange Convention j Tiie dance committed chair- j nun Charles Stade! reporu-d that danue ctews had been nude up and potted. Marguerite Shroyer reported that lhe Community Progrtro committer has scheduled a Bee­ line dreto party for Nor. 12. Charite Htadel of U>c Animal Chain reported that a milking j shorthorn calf had been purcbawd. and Mary Carpenter in­ vited everyone over to see Brad­ ley's "Penny." Bradley was the Junior Granger receiving the calf. Tiie auditing committee has completed their audit and an MemlMd staunien'. of rrvupu and expenses has been nude. Grange members may inripvct this statement at any time Secretary MantUCTite Shroyer reported the purehare of a new cbm to transport the secretary’s materials and had put it on dis­ play. All Junior Grange projects are to l»e finished. labeled and in poaMcMon of Matron Patricia Ulrich, asatstant matron. Betty Stadel or master Joyce Weinbrecht before Monday morning. Oct. 18. Also, the Junior Grange requests a good used Bible, not too big, to take the place ot one that haa fallen apart. There will be an officer's con­ ference al Wendell Shroyer's home at 7:30 pm. on Oct. 25. Past master Kennett) Stamm provided lhe surprise of the eve­ ning with a communication from the State Grange Community Program CommlUw chairman. Mr. Don Wheat, requesting chat a member ot Carlton Grange be promt at the Wednesday night banquet to receive one of the j Community Progrt* awards. The next, meeting will be Oct. I 28 with an open house for all I neighbors and friends of the Grange. Masks are not necessary, but oMtumcs are dolrod. to make this an evening of fun for j all. Coffee hostcMea wtU be Lea- i tha Palmer and Beatrice Car- j palter. I7Q0 Wwtra iSHg "Double Top Value Stamps Every Wednesday! Wo «om«»o 1he MM To Unit QunMio. SS EXTRA TOP VALBE STAMPS Double Breaited Fryers LINK SAUSAGE 100 EXTRATOP VALBE STAMPS VITAMINS U.S. Choice Tenderay Silver Platter Center Cut Rib SEMI-BONELESS HAMS ib 79/ . Kwkk Kri»p SLICED BACOH 2 * Ae *1.39 50 EXTRA TOP VALBE STAMPS Oicar Mayer 1-lb pkg 69/ FRANKS LUNCH MEATS it 59/ HASTINGS 2IF W«t M. 1H EXTRATOP VALBE STAMPS KROGER VANILLA il EXTRA TOP VALBE STAMPS SB EXTRA TOP VALBE STAMPS EMBASSY NUTS HEINZ KETCHUP Country Club SmokeifHam49e Franks 50 EXTRA TOP VALBE STAMPS BO EXTRA TOP VALBE STAMPS M EXTRA TIP,VALBE STAMPS COLBY* CALGON Ruby Red, Marsh Seedless, Duncan 50 EXTRA TOP VALBE STAMPS JIFFY’S BISCUIT MIX r 50 EXTRA TOP VALBE STAMPS Bernard Museum Has State Listing INSURANCE AGENCY -«• •* Sfraud Tbsotro’’ SO EXTRA TOP VALBE STAMPS 1 He olGaMCw CHOCOLATE CANBY' COilHED BEEF BhlSK^T n. 59/ I For All Typas of Insurance Sil 50 EXTRA TOP VALBE STAMPS meovdwasit U> l<W BONELESS POT ROAST tjrtra l0'an Petchke’i Grapefe3^ COME IN AND ~~ASK ABOUT IT! ^goFtohT “ Pork Chops 79< Chuck Roast^?c Well Vs. Whole or Hall < Low os CIRCUS PRANKS 25 EXTRA TOP VALBE STAMPS CM 1Up7*3-U^d*w LONGHORN CHEESE HUNTERS INSURANCE For os $|00 21 EXTRATOP VALBE STAMPS ’““pfSCNKrV’ " 7^7 ^z*^**^ The Bernard Museum is now Iteu-d in the "Guide To Michi­ gan a Historical Attractions” which is published by Michigan Historical Coramisidon and the Michigan Tourist Council. This is indeed an honor for Barry Count?, y ■Hie Bernard Mdseum will I cldJc for the wintar on Oct 31 after the afternoon hours are' finished. So throe who wish to visit it this Fall, and enjoy a color tour on the way. this leaves only ths 24th.and 31st in which to visit there. Hours from 1 to; 4 Adult* 25c. Children free. The Old Country Store building is now going up, the exterior will be finished m> that interior work can «o on after the weath­ er get* bad. This la tnc third, building of the compound, the other two being the Museum, proper. and ihr Brn’in 5k-Jusil. TThn nMrtlfwtinr ot the Bern­ ard Historical Society will be held .Monday night. Nov. 1. at the Home Ec Room in Delton High School building, at 8. Mrs. George Leonard will give “A Hislory of Dotis” and wiU show some of her antique dolls which , She dreares bo beautifully Refrrahmenta will be served Public is invited to attend. 21 EXTRA TIP VALBE STAMPS Fryer Drumitkki. Thlghr Logs or Breasts -l-t- FRYERS Whole or Shank Half Hastings School Menu 25 EXTRA TOP VALBE STAMPS Fresh Whole ■ SO EXTRA TOP VALBE STAMPS SO EXTRA TOP VALBE STAMPS ' COUNTRY*OVEN * COOKIES SO EXTRA TOP VALBE STAMPS DEBBIE LIQUID SO EXTRA TOP VALBE STAMPS 'BORDENS ICE CREAM S-«uoh 1200 2 p*r IH" X 9%") 6 boxei FACIAL TISSUE Swamoft (Roll ol 500 2-ply 4't" 99/ Kroger Baked Cracked WHEAT BREAD 44") SO EXTRA TOP VALBE STAMPS SO EXTRA TOP VALBE STAMPS BANANAS Thank You Brand Apple or lb loal 17/ SO EXTRA TOP VALBE STAMPS BATHROOM TISSUE 10 «*• 89/ PIE FILLING 4>* -■aniSfs �Kiwonta HASTINGS BANNER ids herd health. DHIA. and Tri­ form record programs. MIm Margery Kilmer was Marge has been active in 4H having taken many projee-.-,. TV, on Uic dairy Judging team and is the treasurer of,the oounly. service club. 8hc la active in church work, having been presi­ dent Qf the Christian Endeavor, a Sunday school teacher, Bible scluwl teacher five years and in the choir. Stu- attended the State Farm Bureau youth convention last year al Bay City. K She was graduated in 1965 from Hastings High School and to now a freshman at Kellogg Community College tn Battle Creek majoring In elementary ■education. Her hubblea are piano, knitting Center at 8:30 Monday night. I Nov. 8, FARM NEWS agriculture. It was accepted by Gordon Ironside, president Bruce cultura waa given the other award of merit in recognition ot Tiie annual Barry County 4H Highlights Interesting Club Eentertainment vlded by the “Sportanalrre's; Barber Shop Quartet." | Leaders completing 6. 10, 15, State Extension Service Making Many Changes ... . ... Michigan state University's Cooperative Extension Service this week announced addiUonal underway throughout the State. . - - ■ - Barry Fann Calendar... submitted to the MSI' Board Oct. L In Uie rrogranlxation Dr. Ral­ ston explained that a number of changes tn program direc­ tions ore being made. More than Charles F. Hiltner of Rl Has- 30 staff positions have been Bill PMlllB'i tinpi ore her parents. of Extension Service acUvltlea ing. directors elected to the multi-county boats. PrUiuuy focus of the 50-yearold, off-campus program which al Urge, Robert Bender. serves every Michigan county will be on: agriculture and work with commercial farmers, edu ­ cation in agricultural marketing, Ih-legatcs elected to attend natural resource development. i tho Suite mreting tri November arc: Ralph Pennock. Karl Eck- jouth programs. urdt, Gerald Smith. Leora Smith. IJoyd Hoffman and Paul Gibson. TTrr ihsttmo, BAH*n-4 To Honor 4H jr Leaders at Recognition Fete THE Monday evening, Oct. 11, at the Community Building. Two awards for outstanding service to agriculture were made and the Tiie Hastings «xxa an Farm Bureau Presents Awards, Names Directors Junior 4H Lenders receiving the fore Nov. 3rd. Notify the Exten­ sion office. 301 S. Michigan Ave.. Hastings. District agents in natural re... to . work'acrces .. aii expected county I। financed by county grants. All lines and allot time consistent Agricultural agents wlU be dewith irwni n<wt< amt area nlana veil du u: succiallles to enable miette. \Petakc>, Flint, and MKHI Ml iu*u iwiuua. pmguuuo — . across cuuniy county iuus lines.. iikuviuuju Individual i , A*““n ,nte’I*L,Port., °£ ,,ll‘, , .. ---•This will be the first time tn *IKIU» ... taka ....■ a-._ tntnl Kittension staff tin* agmts will leadership for total Lxtanalun Kervlr,bcrvlcr staff are area programs In cropa, soil. M8U spretah^- members of Uv-suT^roducUon aS man- m“«* dln' aervlces of prafeaslonal staff In agewent Director Ralston de- "7"> University Colleges. Lksn family living ■ and . youth. work scribes this as "Anticipating tho Thoms* K Cowden comments available to all 83 counttea. of modern agriculture । n^tiu^ af°7h^! While we anticipate some prob­ problents as well as providing answers" j*10? 17ac*rctL »ci«»tUts of the, lems. we sincerely believe that Agricultural Experiment Station1 SupptetoenUng lhe work of the will aid field agent, to direct I: will mran a more effective, agricultural agents will be a total rflort.” "hard-hitting,K programs which Under reorganization, approxi­ corps of district agents in horti­ will provide leadership In mod- I mately 42 extension home eco­ culture. farm management oral ern agriculture and have the nomists and a Mrmlar number of marketing. The fruit nnd vege­ aggressive flexibility to change youth agents will serve lhe 83 table men are located In Grand directions rapidly." Rapids. Paw Paw. Hart. Flint. "Reorganization will not per­ Traverre City and in tiie Detroit mit us to supply all Lhe answers," All will be supported by Uni­ versity fundr.. The total com­ duction areas also employ addi­ Director Ralston concludes, "but pares to a July 1 figure of about tional agents with county funda. 111) for both programs. However, District marketing agents have ul Michigan through education under lhe traditional "county similar locations as well as ln ,fof or ugent" assignment, more than Saginaw and Adrian. 1 and enable a better living far I----------both types of professional staff. formation agenla will continue ' neighbors." ' and their cU?|gANNJER WANT ADS BRING RESULTS provided by M8U, some coun- full-time staff with local funds. Irma Us are: Guy Kantncr. Mra. In elites. ; far Bueh prognuns.” lhe M8U Lloyd Hoffman. John Joustra Some curtailment can also be luxul cornrnctita. "but within Hie and Mra Ferris Quick. expected in other educational; limits of our prewmt resources 11 ton Smith. President of efforts in which the Extension and pending legislation lor other Michigan Form Bureau spoke on Service has been involved, re- | assistance, we believe It ta up to uslgncd to the'basic staff of1 the future of the expanding Farm Bunuu program in Mich­ proval for Increased staffing Is igan. The new regional man. Al subject to review of MSU ad­ "We will not argue the need tlon of the 8tate-wide Extension ministration and the availability ~|gtfort will be in family living pubic schools, we would like to ’ and 4H Club programs. Both will tn locally-financed poaUiona wiU promote adult education and work primarily in Uie county vocational training for young providing local support, oupplclx>u Ncubert. Form Bureau InHcsoluUons paseed were: NATIONAL Resolution 1 We approve a voluntary land retirement program and oppose 2. Riaotved that mere uniform tratflc regulations throughout tlse USA be adopted 3. We recommend a consUuUonal amendment guaranteeing three-county units In leas-popu­ lated areas, four county organi­ flat-rale stale income zation la the pattern wKh a five-’ changed to county grouping in lhe Traverse’ gram focus. City region continue to pountles. In agricultural STATE Resolution County offices will be maintained In S about 60 primarily counUro. former assume’ the title. -County Ex­ . ■•Implied Consent" named -Family Living Educa­ tension Agricultural Agent." In provide Uie autho- tion" program will be known as the remainder, chiefly in the officlato to giro the "Extension Home Economist." state legislatures on lhe basis of viotatlona; nnd be required to croup will be directed by "4H Agents.’ factors other than population. sign "Implied Consent" provi­ Youth Agents." Both sion when gelling drivers li­ responsibility cense and hunting llecense. to EXPERT TIRE take on alcohol Uwt whenever a February’. will head the family SERVICE BARR Tire Shop . ROYAL Buys on Used Tira. Masatad FREI! 945-9411 PARKING for local headed by George 8. McIntyre State. He came to MSU March 1. acetate Director McIntyre spent Field staff members for both programs will work in Identical area units although all may not codes with the Michigan Depart­ have office headquarters in the ment of Agriculture, the last 13 sama county. Typical organiza­ Some 33 addUlooal "Extension tion In southern Michigan will Agricultural Agents" are also get together periodically to dtamists and two 4JI youth agents staffed in the State's commercial for a three-county area. 3. Barry County Farm Bureau Baird to promote hearings with COUNTY AFFAIRS !• Resolved that ail hard­ topped roods be marked with white lines at the edges 3. Resolved that Farm Bureau promote a plan whereby farm A LAND BANK LOAN complaints of cancellations and claim adjustments with Uie ex­ pressed purpose of improving public relations between the in­ surance company and Farm Bu- field staff. CAN SEND YOUR CHILDREN TO COLLEGE Hare's a sensible, prac­ tical way to finance a higher education for your children. Use a Land Bank loan, and get lhe funds you need now ...then arrange a repay­ ment schedule for that time period wBfch fits your specific needs best. Land Bank loana are Do you know your rights? -You enjoy your rights because we are a people governed by laws and not by men. You are free to do as you please as long as you don't Infringe the ' At your friendly AGiant-Killer Friendly crowds are flocking to friendly Giant-Killer Headquarters to see the 4 new lines of *66 cars that challenge the “Big 3" with quality built in, not added on. And they come out smiling every time. pro- They will work closely with Stalo program leaders and a now lleve driver or hunter is intoxi­ cated. INTERNAL AFFAIR Where can you see the ’66 cats the“Big3”should have built, but didn’t? You can prepay your loan tn part, or in full, st any time,without pen­ alty. Loan coats ar. lowl If you want a col­ lege education for your children, sea us for the (unde you need. rights of others. It is important for you to know your rights as well m your duties. Your rights are guaranteed under law but are you always aware of them? Only one trained in tho law and licensed by the state to practice law will be likely to know. Ho is your lawyer, Meet the Rogue. New razzle-dazzle Rambler (yea, Rambler!) outperform! every other cer In Its claee. ("Do Rogues really come with rally stripes?" “No, but with the big new engine they drive that way.") More standard horsepower than Corvairl Valiantl Falconl And you. too. Mustang! Seo the Rogue and the eight other Rambler Americans. Thia le Rebel. New zoorny, roomy Rambler doesn’t cramp y&ur style, or your legs, or your family, or your pocketbook. Has surprises you won’t find In Fairlane, Chevelle. Belvedere. Coronet) And wait till you see the seven other '66 Rambler Classics at your friendly Giant-Killer. The DPL by American Motors. Now you can have your first luxury car-while you're still young enough to enjoy IL Has coil-spring seats, like Cadillac. Double-Safety brakes, like Cadillac And the price? Like Impala, Fury, Galaxle.’ Or”'take your pick Irom seven other new ‘66 Ambassadors. Marfin ’66 by American Motors. Full-size, family-size sports fallback seats six in comfort Even with bucket seats. How? Ask your friendly Giant-Killer. your trusted advisor, your skilled advocate acting under oath to serve you and you alone. If you have a problem, you can get immediate help if you will see yow lawyer-at once! There's e lawyer In your Ilfe-Depanding on the nature of your problem you consult your clergyman, your lawyer or your physician. Each is entitled to yeur complete confidence. If you have a legal problem, consult your lawyer promptly. If you don't knbw a lawyer, ask your local bar association to recommend one or contact the-8tate Bar of Michigan, Lansing, 4R914 See your friendly Giant-Killer, your American Motors/Rambler Dealer K A £ l-ta—Ph. 517-4510 HASTINGS OFFICE 301 Vh Sa. M khlgs. HASTINGS RAMBLER, ING., wHtM43&M37 �> Delton High News | game al. 7 o’clock. The Vanity travel* to Comstock for their skirmish Friday. Next Tuesday at 7:10 the girl* of the G-AA. will play their Powder Pull football game. The KS-W-- Teachers Idled By Segregation i May Receive Aid mathematic's ' The morning kindergarten will iSSnl come W«»neaday morning and when the junior high presents Donation* ■Dir regular monthly meollng mitht It U>e ltlernoon kindergarten will the iialf time show. malic* beinc taught at Delton conlc on Thursday morning thia year 1* apparent. One hunamuauay mwnuig. Mis Keith Slnkler. chairman, or f..-uition wm WKZO radio visited our high Mrg Homer Church will be gfcu Bred and ten people turned out " 1" for Delton * fint session on Mod-! GULL LAKE WINS *ii' Malli Wednesday evening,. Gull lab;* Community comOct 13. Bringing thto inform*- Ipcu-d wttj, Wlr vanity team at mitting. , Truce McDowell, who-b H.ELA. the Art Club’s forty members Current RmoluUona of lhe this year. More details on this aystem and its origin began Uic1 menl nirni was me the ra:ur victor over me the come a i at Delton later. session. Il seems a numeral, be­ Delton Jr. Vanity with a score | a* well area high .............................. hignugnt or wrucn wm that Nov. 8, meeting. ing only a symbol in Itself, per­ of M-i > school*. „ ... , . , . : teacher* throughout the M.E.A. uic Banner II ant Adil " l^xl N.E-A. propose a tl per Tonight our Jr. Vanity team Not to be outdone the eighth U8E BANNER WANT AM! 1 JSSLlTaSti ■—>»>. ■*» make four. Gradually, a* the PORK LOIN SALE they can ask BiUy, their third 39: be confused with the Adult Edu­ cation program which began on oFQUAiirr period of weeks Modem Math U Amerkonr get more for their food money than anyone! “SUPER-RIGHT" CENTER RIB CUTS Q PORK CHOPS / 7 lb FOOD IS A BARGAIN Come in . . . Get your «horo! JOURNALISTS TO WMU UNLESS YOU BAKE YOUR OWN NOTHING CAN SURPASS... tended the 12th annual Gazette Workshop at Western Michigan University last week Wednesday. Thirty-three students with their •dvuor, Alan Beebe, made the FROZEN BAKED FOODS KING OF ROASTS! "Snpa>-U(M" MMhImI MARKING PERIOD ENDS Wednrnday climaxed the first will be no schdol Thursday or Friday, Senior pictures will be taken these two day*. Wednesday morning. Oct. 27. A&P GRADE 'A' Corn-Oil Margarine Peaches Tomato Juice Silver Dust releasc the studentsTn jjiralUrnoon for the conference:, from 1 LAUNDRY lowa: A-L Wednesday. Oct. 27. DETERGENT times arc in conflict with your schedule please feel free to come Oxydal PKG. 39* •e-OZ. BOX Ajax Detergent 4-OZ. BOX I29 NITWT. •tK-38 Nestle's Morsels 74* ctt69‘ Nestle's Quik 32 :49‘ Robinhood Flour GOLD MEDAL svi-oz. BOX I23 .as. aw 59* > Mr. Clean PLASTIC Wondra Pour N Shake NITWT. Dove Detergent PLASTIC 58 4 ,or 43 Ivory Soap PKG. 71 Boned Chicken ’KG. 39* PKG. ^47* Dinty Moore Stew NITWT.«|RWC Underwood Ham . Swan Liquid 65 Crisco Oil 38* Purina Cat Chow 60 B&M Baked Beans . . 6-OZ. JAR COLLIGI INN —NIT WT. 13%-OZ. Chicken Broth .... APPLE-STRAWBERRY — APPLI-RASPBERRY . Coldwater all . QT. PLASTIC g ■RILLS —NET WT- 15-OZ. Handy Andy Spanish Rice .... 2 . NON-WILTING h-gau^K4 Roman Starch HASTICoM Seedless Grapes OCT FLEX-O-CLASS AT BUILDING SUPPLIES 811 L Railroad St. Phoaa Wl 5-2423 12* CANS 43 SAVE AT AfrP 67 Purina Dog Chow . . . BLUE BONNET —2< OFF LABYL THOMPSON WHITE Phono Wl 5-2983 East Side Lumber Co. CAN 29* foo 3 Lol JARS ■ I4e OPP LABEL—LIQUID CLEANER HARDWARE Cr APPLIANCES 142 E. State St. Dainty Lunch Jelly Whipped Margarine Value! | 45* Macaroni & Cheddar Bananas 2 - 25 Apples llipAuctoui 10-59* Purina Dog Chow CLEANS- b - DISlNFICTS Roman Cleanser 67' Vr 41* Pancake Flour 49* Hydrox Crackers PKG. 63* 27* Ivalon Sponge «OT« EACH 59* Wonderform Belts uch3S SHEDD'S Sufflower Margarine CTN. SNOW'S NEW ENGLAND — NET WT. 15-OZ. Clam Chowder . . . “* 25* , BATH SIZE 2 •«$ 33' Lux Soap COTTON BALLS 33 Q Tips ... . HEINZ — HIT WT. 10%-OZ. Tomato Soup CANS 41* HEINZ — NIT WT. B-OZ. 33* 57 Sauce . . 67* Vitalis BITTY CROCKER — NIT WT. 8-OZ. Lady Scott Tissue . .2 ya149* h plastic PIUSBURY HAIR DRESSING BATHROOM — ROLL OF SOO 2-PLY SHIRTS Feature *■ 49* KOTEX 75 Vim Tablets Final Touch . . Deluxe Belts . . . CAN DETERGENT — 20c OFF LABEL QT. TUBI FABRIC SOFTENER— I Ck OFF LABEL MEDIUM WASHDAT DETERGENT Fluffy all . . . Cue Toothpaste Bread Mix CAN COOKING OR SALAD Dishwasher all GIANT SIZE—NET WT. JV.-OZ. SPRUANCE NITWT. DEVILED Active all . . . 18 ■s?-10* Iodized Salt BEEF GIANT SIZE fftr 49* Glass Wax Spray SUNSHINE FOUR SEASONS BANQUET LIQUID DISHWASHING E. L Carpenter Hardware. at 39‘ ter Cherry Pie Jane FAMILT LIQUID CLEANER GET FLEX-O-CLASS AT An> Grap. Juic. 3l«89' iVI 16c—8-Inch She CHOCOLATE •//CTOP^ EAST TO INSTALL Inside or Outside Ccwlfte-72-1 A’ FtaJt.c Sheet A4F—vrr. ML ITU. M . _ SPECIAL CHOCOLATE—5* OFF LABEL and Thursday afternoon and evening. The high school and elementary will conduct classes STORM WINDOV l-IK, 13-Os. Cnn No Coupons, No Gimmicks, No Limits... Just Quality Merchandise at Low Prices! DETERGENT DRAFTS jp IONA Yellow Cling Im Mik UQI1 75' 4k Qt ANN PAGE MARVIL visor* attended the workshop. Mr. Beebe has accepted the responsibility of directing the 1-LB. PKG. 4-99c 4”99‘ 4a99c Delight their-nj»h C 79* 2-U. 129 PKG. I Allgood Sliced Bacon During the 1H -hour lunch period students were invited to eat in the President* Dining Room and to explore the cam- Student* left Western with many valuable suggestion* to try in their respective school paper*. 49 Standing Rib Roast & getting the news to editing It and putting it into the hands of the reader, were oflered. pupils restaurant for Loin End Portion Full 7-Rib Portion with us again for Uie second and by FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE Wl HAVI INSTALLED A DOLLAR-BILL CHANGER PROFESSIONAL DRY CLEANING SERVICE SUPER-RIGHT Molies uf comprehension. Since they had a month to complete assignment*, parent* Lratton but would like To partici­ pate, the administration cncour- Hastings SPEEDY WASH COIN-OP laundromat OLD FASHION Shedd's Peanut Butter £59* HEINZ — Ba OFF LAML Vegetable Soup KUJT'C EASY OFF NET WT. 8-OX. CAM 49* HTh-OZ. AP^SuPer Mar^et �Protestants Seek $1,257,542 to Aid World’s Hungry As tlw world shrinks unde, thc impact of our X< agr, the world's hungry are brouglu cjt»er to our abundant dinner tables. ___________________ on official o! Church World UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH HASTINGS CONGREGATION OF JEHOVAEFft WttXMBM ott in any number of counirtca where you can find people dying of hunger befure your tyn,said James MocCrackcn, execu­ tive didectar of Church World Service, overseas relief and re­ habilitation agency of ths Na­ tional Council of Churel.cs. “You can fly ta Kenya, Where 40400 drought - stricken farm families are st this muOrganist: Mrs Ruth West. 1 -----------ment starving in lhe Machsko. 0 pm. The Y hour tn tho NORTH IRVING WESLEYAN and Muthenl dbtricU SO miles Youth Department. i METHODIST CHURCH outside .Nairobi You can fly lo „7 pin' .1?® Evening service. Cor of 8lswn Uld Buehler Road lhe Conga, where several reg­ Brenton; Christian Experience.” 4 ml. W. of Broadway. Freeport Tlirnuah Through the tiie u'M-lr week i.r of rvi Oct. oa 24. । r._ . •__ _________ ____ __ ions have suffered severe crop Monday. 7 pm. Tern Fellow­ •<•**• and offletata are pre­ dicting mass starvation unless ship. help comes quickly. 7 p.m. Local Conference, "Add ip. this scevral Bullion hungry refugees — among them Vietnamsvs. Angolan, Indian and' 7 pm. Pcraonsl Committee. . Wednesday, Day of Prayer and Pakistani - and the apretcr of world hunger looms u an in­ Bible study. creasing problren of all mankind. | 9.30 am. Morning group. Bill duly U.U, mpn.uiy uudnu chU<bea," bo wild. ' This year Church World Ser­ vice, through constituent Pro- Rev. R. A. Hoffman 10 am. Sunday school. 11 am. Worship service. 8 pm. Evening service. Willard H. Curtis. Minister Sunday. Oct. 24. Morning worship, 9:30 and IL Rev. Earl Bchlppcr Worthip. io am. Bunday school, 11:15 am Evening worship, 1:30. ■ 6'30 Senior High Youth Fellowalilp and choir at the church. <5:30 Junior High Youth Frilowahlp at Uic churcn. ' B Adult Discussion Group in i church dining room. Morning worship. 10:46 am. Evening service. 7:JO pm. Wednesday prayer, 7:30 pm. Church. St. Roac of Lima CoUiolie Church. Uu- First Methodist Church, and probably otlasra, us Wednesday prayer, 7:30 pm. Sunday, "Faith for Today,” on TV. WOOD, Channel 8, 8:30 am. Sunday. Voice- of Prophecy, atoms, is seeking M.357.442 in lu annual Thanksgiving season Share Our Substance appeal, which provides for distribution of milliocM of pounds of food­ stuffs ta tlw needs in 42 coun­ tries around the world. Since Uic church agency was founded in 1946, it in* distri­ buted overseas a total c« three munltiai across the Nation. High protein food supplements secured '.Brough CROP lielp - victims of malnutrition in hunger spots. Principal foods distributed in areas of acute need are wheat, flour, bulgur < wheat processed to prevent spoilage!, brans, threw, butter oil, comnirul. powdered milk and cooking oil. TRINITY GOSPEL CHURCH 1118 Jordan Lake Buret Lake Odesaa IF A. Campgrounds Phone DR 4-8277 Rev. Jerry Boomer. Pastor Sunday school. 10 am. Worship service, 11 am. Young People's service. 7 pm. Evening service, 8 pm. Bible Study Wed, 7:30 pm. Prayer arc vice. 0 pm. Charles Olbbs, Pastor Floyd Walter, Bupt. Bible school. 10 am. Worship hour. 11 am. Christian Endeavor. Tuesday, Hickory Corners, Michigan _R«v. Vaughn. B. Jensen. Pastor ' 10 am. Bunday school. 11 am. Morning worship, Jun- Family Fellowship, 8 pm. Hal­ loween party. Program. Mr. nnd Mra. Vunun BnlUngrr and Mr. and Mra Riciiard Aliening. m----- —- *■—— Wednesday. 4 pm. Senior chous. Wed. 8 p.m. Adult Inrtructton Class, Thurs­ day, 8 pm. ' • We nre studying the doctrine* of tho Lutheran Church. This week's topic: “We Believe in the pm. Betty Ovenshire, director. EvancellaUc aervice, 7:45 pm. Prayer aervics Wednesday, 7: JO i Rev. Fr. Joseph C. Dunphy .Confessions, 4 to 5 and 8 to p_m Class leaden, Clayton Mote 9. Saturday*. 7:30 am. on Bun­ days. Before Masses on week­ days. Daily Masses, 7 and 8 am. 7 pm. Jr. High M.Y.F. Monday. 7 p.m. Troop 7J. Thursday, J:JO pm. Children's ST. AUGUSTIN^, 11 am. Morning worship. fl pm. Young People's ccrvioc. 7 pm. EvangeHstte service. CEDAR CREEK BIBLE CHURCH Campground Rd, 8 miles south 10 am. Sunday school. 11 am. Mnming worship _T pm. Christian Endeavor. Evening service following. Wed. 7 p in. prayer meeting. Friday night church affair*; Special Services At Chapel at Irving Sunday Rev. David Honeywell, Putor Bunday school, 10 am. Worship, 11 am. Evening worship, 7 pm. Mid-week Fellowship, 1 pm. 9:45 am. Bunday school. 11 am. Morning worship. 7 pm. Evening worship. Wednesday. 7:30 pm. Bible Sunday school. 10 am. Worship. 11 am. Youth meeting, flats pm. L Evening service. 7:30 pm. ----- ---------------------- meeUW and Rev Jerne Powell, Pastor 10 am. Sunday school. 11 am. Morning worship. 7 pm. Christian Endeavor, fol­ lowed by evening service. Wed., 7 pm. prayer meeting. 10 am. Bunday schonL 11 am. Morning worship ser­ ial: 'Worship In the Home.” 6: 30 pin. Youth Fellowship. 7: 30 pin. Evening Gospel Hour. Cluirch at present but further information will be given Sunday regarding the purchase of lhe church and plans to restore the Muiotuary. Episcopal RUMMAGE SALE Rev. Isaac Osgood. Pastor Morning worship, 10 am. Bunday school. 11 am. Christian Endeavor. 7:15 pm. fl am. Men's Prayer Band. 9 am. Women's prayer band. 7: 30 pm. Prayer meeting and Bible study. 8: 80 pm. Adult choir rehearsal. Thursday Activities 9 am. Mary Martha Mission­ ary work meeting. 6:30 pm. C8B Battalion Boys Plan for Comfort! ELECTRIC HEATING Etcirk Resting ft noJiefeM— there sre no mov­ ing puts to vibrate, rattle ot west out. Electric Ilutlag is tuddea from view bocaute it's supplied by wire* that Ate smbeddni ia ceiling piaster, or iMKtxMrd, or wall pinch. There-! no need to ion over Electric Hc»ting, no fix I U> Older or Hora. 1 be mote a ork you do is «dju« dia tharmosuit. And, sia« a tlicrmcntar in tach room, the hot <»a be tailored for lhe area and the activity. Yor, Electric Uest> is the ultimate ing SET THE TEMPERATURE IN EACH ROOM JUST THE WAT YOU ENJOY ITI it really modera, sod there's a tyjx tu hi ci cry CONSUMERS rowis COMPANY Rev. Don M. Gary. Rector 9 am. Holy Communion. This Sunday, women of the paruh wUl attend and present their United Thank Offering. Break­ fast will foRow the service. II am.Morning prayer and sennon. Nursery and classes for children. 3 pin. Fellowship meets at the UndercroU. Prognun by several Youth Fellowship. 7:JO pm. Boys and girls Mtowshlp. 7:30. Choir practice. 8:30. on building or remodeling on Eltdrtc Healing rm IN AND HND THIS COUPON! Parish House big car. Insist on Dodge Polara! LAKEWOOD H.U.B. CHURCH Rev. Carl BUvemall, Fswtor Morning worship. 10 am Sunday achobl, n am. Bunday worship. 7:30 pm. i Wednesday worship for cntiro family. ■ Adults Bible study and prayer, Even if you're net planning it will pay you to get the facta Sunday school. 10 am. Monday evening Christian En­ Worship hoar, 11 am. Sunday school. 11 am. deavor executive meeting. 7 30. Sunday evening service. 7 pm. Wednesday service. 7:45 pm. Wednesday, prayer meeting A The Bible, the whole Bible and Reading /room open Wednesnothing but the Bible. ay and Saturday, 2 to 4 pm. Go ahaad. B« rebellious. Demand more "big" in your big car. And get it at a price that won’t take a big bite out of your budget By Dodge, you've got it. Polara! More "big." Moro "hot." More of everything other Where a Christian Expr-nmcv takes you a Member. cars don't have. 10 am. aandsy school Ever see the likes of it? Neither has your 11 am. Morning worship. 8:80 pm. Youm asrvier next door neighbor or the doorman at lhe 7:30 pjn. Wyralng worship. I 1:30 Pm. Wednesday prayer. WOODLAND UNITED BRETHREN CHU 1603 Joh^n.UfcTo^J' : Sunday school. 10 am. . Morning worship, ll am. dub or the parking attendant who can easily signals. Seat belts, two front and two rear. pick Polara from a lot full al "me, too" cars. Polara's different, all right Looks, drives, pedorms like the elegant piece of machinery it is. Complete with all these items that used lo cost extra: Outside mirror. Padded dash. Variable-speed electric windshield Insist on Polara at your podge Dealer's. A beautiful new way lo break old buying habits. ■BS Dodga Polar* wipeis and washers. Backup lights. Turn CHRYSLER Join the Dodge Rebellion at your Dodge Dealer's. HASTINGS MOTOR SALES • 220 E. State St. �T Churchwomen to ■w p • w Heir EDlSCOD&l ■ ■val UjJWVVjNU n« I 11 • BishopBenmson “I Delton, Lacey . Elk, Scholarships .......................................... Available for Hastings j Catholics Plan Traffic Tickets p”pe,su*!);o„" lionincT 1 ha* increased the number and nl “* Mort Valuable f 8|udent Scholarships offered for! ' 19M.. Glenn Donovan, exalted' ir -Dirid E Suu. 41S 7 Open Houses To help further the Ecumenl- The Right Rev. Charles E, Thc foundation increared from bU^Pu.°r JS0*!* »110.000 to 1130,000 the total of of Western Michigan, will ad- jcholarahip funds made availrtrw tlw r*lr,a!r* nf tlw> Eart- ... .. . ___ —s._, . —-------- , — ■------ 7 aratuin wu niuraKu uuu Churehwomen. meeting az thulo IM t1m. mlnimum sctolarBl Jam<*- Church. Albion on fhlp wnount aUo wai ndwd from Tumday, Get ao *70000 to LW0 00. Announcing the confab, Mrs. The .chcdukOnf guards, William- James of St. Johns j identical for U»< and gtil* Church. Charlotte and chair- cmpeUag tepwntely, f<.llo«»: man of the Eartnh I Deanery. Hr>| Puee-»IJWO; Second•old that, the cmifercnce will get: Ji,*M; Third—*1300: Fourth— underway with regwtnumn at nttb-JIlofl: Ten 8:10 am. to be followed by the aw,;d, (lf gl.0O8; Thirty celebration of lhe Sucramenl of i aujrd. of »W«. and 100 of SMW. Holy Communion al 10 a-m. % 10lat of gisg^gg, ", »«»■ ..lu-u- . or incapacuateu was. ana anu.. . • ' —-----!. 000 for grant* to aid educational *emb^ f tto ---- ------ - —--- -IX-tUft WIOW SIUU-. ?_• programs of Bute Elks Awoci- i‘oatt«uL congregation 9’u"h 0,D?U?rti “f*** “«>«> »> intended -to enable n- ■ , the Rev. Robert F. McDougal, iecpttoiaHy talented txit flnanci-1 • Thoma* Cox of Delton and ‘2^ ho« chureh 01 S{ ally needy student* to continue Further information en ttar Robert RuiaeU ot I-accy ark Jarno*. Albion. education .-ciiclarshlps can be obtained p^y-uh lay chairmen of Lhe open Following the noon luncheon Rcapondlng to the space-age through the Scholarship Com- h0UAC pr0Kram.s fa Ambrose at Masonic Tempi© and the ad-demand for more and better 01 *** “ul Our I-*dy of Great Oaks dma bv Biahon Ranntenn ti„. tdticaied citizens. the Elks Na- 6r Wayite Newton. Michigan Elka partshe». « BWU’ , tlonal Foundation Foundation lai* more loan than r-aiw™ National Foundation ^uCo-ordlna_____________________ ... ’•____ “ ,, | clonal luu> more UIUu»- ----------------------------------------------nm«ram CMlur* reports rvtwirla nt .............ltA annual. support ....... ,I _ program will wiu fea.ure of of ..... tor. I ee .• SS X Wl*. on the subject Of ------------ •-----------j^by yanon of Nashville several dav* with his H ““ 7." """ Liturgy , CIUtenth Rev. Howard W. Rogers. Minister "NIGHT OF SACRED SONGS" Saturday, October 23 7:30 P.M. « Calvarymen Quartet of Flint, Michigon The Three Trumpeteers of Owosso, Michigan . ___________, Mr and .. Rr>*« w>t»r. cenlly at lhe Roy Cordes home were Mr. and Mr*. Charles Swarthout, formerly from De­ troll who are now living in the Southwest In their trailer. The Roy Chandlers left Friday on their Journey to the South­ land and spent the weekend with I their niece. Dr. and Mrs George Comfort. In Indianapolis, before going on lo Naples. Mrs. Edith Wood from Santa Monica. Calif, arrived last week lo be here for a week's visit with Jack before he and Katie left for Phoenix. Arix, where thev are attending an International Build­ ers' Executive meeting, and she is staying with lhe children this week. Katie will return this weekend and Jack will be In New Orleans. Pensacola and several other cities before returnins home. Mrs Wood accompanied her daughter-in-law and other members of the Women's Club to the Kalamazoo Art Center on Friday, and was also In -Ada ut the Tea House as well as taking other short rides through the country. She Is especially enjoy­ ing the beautiful color here this Fall.. The Ray Meads and the Budd Randalls ore taking a few days vacation this week with theft trailers in Northern Michigan/' The Roy Prestons and the Ray Haywards took a color tour to ithe Lake County area on Thurj- New York Life AA WARD ONTGOMERY 3 DAY SALE Thursday, Friday & Saturday October 21st, 22nd. & 23rd. 118 So. Jefferson Ig ' Mr. and Mr*. Russell HArt, Hr,, and Mrs. Richard Hart were in South Bend. Ind., on Wednesday of last week to visit Mra. 'Adanj Wiley who is ill Mrs Wiley J* i sister of Mr*. Russell Hart. Mr. and Mr*. Hermann BottCher of 523 W. Prairie vlsilW their daughter, Mr. and Mra. R. J. Davies of Dayton. OhW. over the weekend. Cindy Bottcher accompanied her parents m far as Bowling Green, Ky. where she was lhe guest of Dan Donrfelly for the Homecoming. Mr and Mr*.' Clay Adam* at­ tended the sliver wedding anni­ versary open house of the Gerald Carns In Irving Township on Sunday School RALLY DAY Sunday, Oct. 24 10 A.M. Sunday School 11 A.M. Morning Worship Calvarymen PerSOHCll MentlOH ... and Mra Claude Himmnnd Pilgrim Holiness Church 1320 South Hanover, Hosting* C. W. Risbridger Dies at Cedar Stan Trumble, C.LU. *e or Grand Rapid* will hold as iwdlrl ,115. ■ . MlrV * . diocrsan-wldo Open house on ---------------------------------------------able student awards, thia year that tto Foundation Will make avail-1 able siw.000 for. distribution I through State Elks AMOcialmns rhureh„ ,nd rectory, of 250 schotarxhlp., with less «churtfte* 4iT th© ntunrv acting wtolaxtlc requirements. I *“UW of *800 each. *85.000 in granis to doctors, nuna. technicians p£lS vuh to ask an? and therapists for speclalixcd wlu * rtudy in cerebral palsy rehab! 11­ ^««u— •»" tho delegates lo the Dmdmhip: education In Uie post 10 yram. Training Conference of Province • Its outlays for scholarships nnd Five. held al DeKovvn Poutula- ether aids Jumped from *138,000 I Mr. and Mr*. Jerry C»rr and 1339 students enrolled at Man­ ■ family of Ml N. Congress moved chester College at North Man­ on Wednesday to Coldwater. chester, Ind. The Donald Rzu« spent four day* last week at McLaren Lake. Miss Elizabeth Straub la trav­ Sir. and Mr*. Russell Trwvl* eling through lhe East and Hesperia, where they have their and son. Dick, of Battle Creek Southeast on a two-week vaca­ Prayer services for C. W. Ris­ trailer. They hunt with bow and were dinner guest* of the Fay tion. bridger. 75. Rl Cedar. Mich., who arrow, fish, and have a wonderHummel* Monday evening. Din­ Mr. artd Mrs. Elmer William­ died at his home on Sunday ner and overnight guests at the son returned to their home in morning were to be held at 2 ful'outing and have been able to Hummel home on Tuesday were Decatur. Ill- after having spent spend quite a few weekend* Mr. and Mr*. Harold F. English a week, with their aon and fami­ pzn. thia Wednesday at the there of late. Sponablr Funeral Home. Burtal of Saginaw. ly. the Burlan Wllilamaon*. and will be in Riverside Cemetery. The Roxell Stantons enter­ while here they helped In the Mr. Rinbridger was born on tained the Howard Orsberns of celebration of birthday* for their Tillotson Lake Sunday afternoon grandchildren. Kathy, who was Aug. 2. IBM. In Hasting*, the and evening and Mr*. Margaret ten. and Rusty, two. Their other son ol Mr. and Mr*. Byron Johnson was an evening guest granddaughter. Owen, shared In Risbridger. 'X, y Kay Stanton was home from each celebration, too, even to re­ He iiad owned the Happy WMU and Jean from Ferris over ceiving some gifts. Hour* resort at Lake Leckuiau the weekend. Mr*. Stanton I* at­ Twelve member* of the Has­ near Travers© City for the past tending the Michigan State/ tings Women's Club. Mr*. Jack I Grange Annual Convention at Wood. Mrs. Howard Peters. Mr*. 18 years. He had previously lived St. John* from Tuesday^Ujropgti George Elliott, Mr*. Rcdxrt •in Kalamazoo where he was the assistant manager of tho Pru­ Saturday. Sluinnon. Mr*. Roy Cordes. | Mr*. Lewis Stanton is visiting Mr*. Gladys Ironside. Mrs. Hil­ dential Life Insurance Company her granddaughter, the Richard bert VanDerMolcn. Mr*. John for 25 years. Mr. Rlsliridger la survived by Ward*, in Urbandale. Houk. Mr* Richard Feldpausch. Mr. and Mr*. Michael Straub Mrs. Doug Castleman, Mrs. lite wife. Bert to; two son*. Prank and son and Mr. and Mr*. Ricluml Kcssenlch and MIm Eva of Fhtinwelland Earl of Lansing; George Straub were In Jenison Hecox visited the Art Center in six grandchiidroa^_and several Sunday to help celebrate the Kalamazoo on Friday. Mr*. Edith niece* and nephews In the Has­ Phone Vermontville fifth birthday of Juile Ann, the Wood, a guest of Mr*. Jack Wood i ting* area. daughter of the Timothy Straubs. from Phoenix, Arte., They celebrated their 52nd 259-7298 Kay Allerding is one of the panted the group. wedding anniversary tm June 27. Personal Mention and Tho Three Trumpeteers j At Both Services 6:15 P.M. YOUTH SERVICES — 7:00 P.M. EVANGELISTIC SERVICE THE THREE TRUMPETEERS at These Services Guests of Mr. and Mr*. Robert Dohm on Saturday evening were Mr and Mrs. Terry McPherson of Icnla. Mr*. Dohm returned home last week from Blodgett Hospital where she had been a surgical patient. 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Remember NO MONEY DOWN m CREDIT PURCHASES *t WARDS! � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/492/HastingsBanner_1965-10-28.pdf 144e098860c08b2df3a6b064fe98d819 PDF Text Text The Hastings Banner One Hundred and Tenth Year 20 Page*—3 Sections Hastings, Michigan, Thursday, October 28, 1965 NUMBER 28 j Halloween Will Mean Food for Hungry Kiddies ST1IJ. SIGNING DONORS Uns* High School Wc«* gym on llaatinga Youngatera To Collect Coina Inatead of Treata Community Fund Reaches Over 80 Pct. of Goal With every complete tume. a final burning of corks to use as makeup, and all is days report TAKEN WELFARE POST—Frank Hoonan .left:, 507 W. State .campaign, tlw Hasting* United (Community Fund climbed over tlie 80 percent mark thl* week. Atty. Richard Hudson, chair- Halloween will summon acquired personallUr* ghosts, goblins and spacemen Wotnen'i N. Michigan. wilh a certificate paying iribate ta his caairikeUort to Incal history «nd al»o with a life membership In the UUiotlral ehurebe* will not be collecting foe themselves, but to help Chairman lludion said the night. Thev will neither ask for conWednesday afternoon of last week. Hastings High'* Head ■ . . .. . . . .. Irw-k f'l.H. Km.—1 llu V*I1V SBO Ch** | nickel* and dunea which will I capped a tpectal skit by crowning the S* send milk and medicine state1 response Crech Clarty declared that he they are most needed . mnmenl." The pep rally was held prior Thr S rn«h and The UNICEF Trick or Treaters and profwiona of life". In the 4-H AS A FART OF THE will be officially IdenUfled by will have the opportunity to help beginning, this aos done primarily I he UNICEF seal on their col­ EDUCATIONAL PROGRAM ' finance youth and other agencie* By William P. Kirkpatrick by resident college Staff. However, lection cartons. They will make | whlclt arc so vital to tlie com- ' it waa soon recogntred that a farm Useir round* In small gnxips. es­ munlty. corted and supervised at all The Industrial division total Education has been defined In time* by adults and responsible Hi* 6th Contervallon Exhibition ha* now reached *3047850. the many different ways, but tn reteenagers Every penny they re­ sponsored by the national award- prof rational total 12.114. rotall operative Extension Service which ceive can mean five glasses of winning Thomapple Garden Club division 83.092. public agendea Elector* In MlddlevUle*»Thorn189855. public schocds 13 694 and ■ people change their behavior tn a leas fortunate child from tuber­ •pple-Kellogg School district are at the Community Hulkhng the residential division *2.838 40 desired direction through learning to vote on Dec 6 on a proposal Paced with Ute target draft culosis. Schools, organization* and inol 1914. Tills provided for a Joint i over a period of time. to ral»e »ix and one-half mills calls since Uie early day* of tlie dlvlduahjire planning and work­ for two year* tor operational Korean campaign. Michigan io­ educational program of the US. ing on display* purpovei ' study the banning of some phases Dciwrtmcn! of Agriculture and the •creen previous deferment* and Land Grant University of each to raclasslfty reglstranta wtwaa | grama, we find that President, Lin- State cooperaUng. defermenta cannot now be Ju»tified in the national Interest, ac­ coin signed the National ( Land 000 Anwrican communlUee. with cording to Colonel ArtlHur A. Grant College Act of 1862 wliich tlonal program waa originally In­ the participation of about 35 Guest Editor—William P. Kirk million children. cluded or closely correlated with provided for the teaching of agri ­ Patrick. Barry County's 4H Ex­ the second attempt In July of live Service. Exhibit* already are scheduled tension agent, is the guest editor by the Kiwanls Club Hurt hat co­ 1983. The district to allocated 9 One of Hastings' newest busi­ culture and mechanic art* "In distributed at the churchm this week in the absence of Edi­ operated through the years in this nessmen 1* William D Renner. mill* by the. county sllocStlon Michigan local boards will total After the doorbell ringing is board, and school officials »ay 3394 registrants — Ipclu4*w 36 tor Richard M. Cook Kirkpat­ event, the Audubon Society, tlie 38. who has purchased the Fisher led to the organisation of 4-H practical education of the indus ­ over, the youngatm will return there is little hope that this al­ from Barry County—for delivery rick. who earned hl* master of Camp Fur Council. Boy Scouts. Hengesbach Ford Agency from science in agriculture at Michi­ 4H conservation members. Federal Aiderman Dwight Fisher and trial ctaase* In the several pursuits (Please turn to Page 4. this Sec > location will be increased. gan State University In 1969. the Francis Hengesbach. Nov following year received the 4H CONTRlBUTUkg Jofin Barnett of the City Bank tered with their township clerk Distlngulahed Service award at The HatUngt PMvni Te«ilthe annual Extension conference Orange. Consumers Power Crm- al 318 N. Michigan Avenue. will count the money. no later than Nov. 8. , re Cade of^Mbaiter, “Ws pany. National Forerry Service Children ara to report to their seven in the.Nation to receive a and Michigan Constnation Fire'* Hengesbach is continuing as a : participating churches where welcome an opportunity to dl»distinguished service recognition Service, the Grand Valley Reck salesman for the agency. Fisher 1 they will get their official canhere on Monday. Nov. >. are award. He has an outstanding and Mineral Society and Fish.-n- hasn't announced his plans ntaters and assigned specific ter­ need* with orgsnlxaUons Ap­ Renner has been employed by Reaearsh Station ritory. Parents are providing pointment* may be made through Donald N. Mlngvrink. 31. the Ford Division of the Ford Committee chairmen working on Motor Company for the last 114 transportation and the police de ­ William Stehouwer. board presi ­ many people and Slher* who portment, with the help of dent. or the superintendents atthis project are Mrs Robert Bald- years in the LanMng District , The traffic bottleneck at ths contributed money to Hilaries Greenland Broadway intersec­ 30. R1 Middleville; Sales Office . . tion. which ha* tested the pa­ fice. bert Stauffer, Mr* E Hr HlldeI patrols. Hinton, 30. R3 Battle After working in the office df broiKlt. Mrs Plvnn Matthews. Hr* Crwk, William H. Bridgman. 20. Harold Ska um Mrs Elmir Robin Mlddlevtlte: Rabvrt D. WarR2 became field manager and nrr. 20. R1 Hasting*; William G. worked with Ford c with the City Council's spprovsl Me.NatL Jr, 30. FU HaaUnmr. throughout the district Monday night of the State High­ «al chairman Ray J. Altoft. 20. R3 HasifnJ;'' way Deportment's plans to im­ ta invited to exhibit Churches participating, and prove the comers lANidert Urge All '• their leaders for the UNICEF The radius of the northwest 19. R3 Hastings, James R. Bry­ include First Presbytertan. Mn Pennock Guild an. 19. Nashville, and two volunRosalie Divine; Emmanuel EplwoSoutheastern School luu ar­ pal, Mrs. Eldlne De Vault; Pint Members of the Barry County Membera to Attend ranged to hold Its November PTA distribution manager. Methodist. Mrs. Emerson Struble Board of Supervisors st the closing Hosting*, and Michael J. Frey, 1 mcrtbig there the evening of Thurs ­ At one Ume Renner was field Mrs WlUtam Greenberg, presl- j1 and Mrs. Robert Stamm. Grace meeting of their extended October 18. R3 Bellevue. Lutheran. Mrs. John Leary: Unldent-elect of the Michigan Aaaocl- 'day. Nov. 11. The building will be manager for this area, and dur­ All student defenneftts are Green street is to be widened ted Brethren In Christ. Rev. *807 327 for the year 1M6. adopted currently being reviewed, aMd atlon of Hospital Auxiliaries, is to [ open to the public from 9 until 4 ing the period he became ac­ quainted with the Ftaher-Hen- four feet for 250 feel east and Darlene Spews; First Church of further deferments will be dented west of the intersection, and God. Rev. and Mrs Oeorge Hu­ dinner sclieduted Wednesday. "Die Hssttngs Rotary Club will County. then will be tapered down to the ber; Sevenlh-day Adventist. PasNo action »a» taken on the Jail members Of the Before Joining Uie Ford organ- present width for the remainder honor Hoepltal Guilds. ,AU w proposition Hastings High School Vanity foot­ ,, , “ ,, afternoon of Nov 9 izatlon Renner had been associ­ of the block. Rose of Lima. Mr* John Ctarey. programs. Barry County stu­ Mr*, Greenberg none* hlghtv *_ ated with General Motor* Truck The widening will permit three ball nquad and coaci*s nl » spe­ and Welcome Corners Methodist. recommended as a dedicated , cial luncheon to be held Mondsy aibllltv of holding an election ask­ dents received notices last week. / lane* of traffic, allowing through Other occupational and de­ and vlvadoua leader In ho.pling the electorate to approve a Studebaker Corporation in South ', tranic uirougn while wnue noon with Michigan State Uhltraffic to continue through Children have been studying pendency deferments granted tal auxiliary work. Bend. Ind turning traffic wait* for oncomabout the United Nations and under previous lenient poUete* Mrs Rinell Stanton, social chairUNICEP in their schools. Work ­ funds to complete financing of a man. and her committee are work-' ,. <7_ ' ,« where he .1. graduated from Hasting* won't fill municipal ing with the program have been new Jail. ferment* will be granSM only Ing hard to make this occauuati one Garfield High and attended office* until next April, but Mrs. Lyle Hulbert. Central Jun­ Wittenberg University at i nominating petitions for^ mayor. instead of the Hotel Hastings, ior High; Mr* David Arnold. national Interest. Members of the Hastings Rotary aidermen from each ward, treas­ acrommtxiataAiie athletes snd B Central grades; Mother Superior Club are completing plans for their ' Current Induction calls «re btMemorisJ Hall. Barry County lia* over II40.0CO urer. board of review and osmu- lartanx. Rose Michael; St Rose: Mrs.' •or from the second and third Both the executive board and annual panrake and sausage aupSteven Lewi*. 6outhea*tem. Mrs already earmarked for the jail • Jack Hoke. Northeastern. Algon­' project. He entered the automotive words must be filed by 12 noon Voting a special tax would elimi­ fronts married since Aug. M. Hospital ara urging *11 guild mem­ Hastlngs High School on Thursday. field Immediately after gradu­ on Jan. 39. 1988. quin snd Altoft ■Istanl athletic director at MBU. nate the necessity of Issuing bond* 1965, who are considered In the Nominating petition* must ber* to attend this meeting which Nov 4. ation. pim pi^ir । He has been a long-time m> ------to finance tlw project, a move same status a* single registrants. should be inspiring to them. Renner married Audrey R Local boards have been autherof State's football coaching staff which would eliminate some cost. Hendrtan of Pontiac on June 17. HU original appointment to MSU Supervisors Forest Foley. Milton 1950 They have three children. was as an assistant coach in 1964 Buehler and Russell Doty were nation In December regtetrsat* William D. 13: Ellen. 8. and are President Clarence Riuema. Prior to becoming assistant athsthfile forbe^ oneldoffice a primary lellc Pr>°r 'named as a committee to study married before August M if they Andrea. 8. They expect to move Xld on Mo^dayVeJ director tad April 18 ftnith Rene Oangulllet. Richard FeldMiss Merlene Huber, daughter the formation of a county equalI- cannot provide sufficient single registrants In Class T-A. pausch. Homer Smith and Dick from their home in Haslett to al _ had been Freshman coach and of Rev. and Mr*. Huber, who Just utlon deportment. Hasting* a* soon as they obtain Hastings Mfg. Company Tuesday Term. ..plrin. Include U»1 U DuK> returned from 10 year* in KemAppropriations approved for next * home. .two-year __ ____ ,__ _ of •• ___ mFrank___ .i. naiwhovtv rci»rt<-d net earnings of 84D391S ya. East Africa, as a medical, term Mayor Daugherty . year included *300 for the Salva­ Mr*. Renner la a graduate of after taxes in the nine manila Un C. Beckwith. Aidermen LanCoach Smith 1* tlie scout for the missionary, has high praise for tion Army. *300 tor apiary InspecWlttenburg University and ha* a ended Sept 30. 1965. consparid with UNICEF 8he used many instru­ master'* degree from Michigan ne» L- Kenfield. First Ward; Ivan j Spartans ment*. Including tier targe micro­ Uon. *1,000 for the Kalamasoo - 1783411 in the comparable period Tuesday night. State University She Is to be a J. Snyder. Second; Lewi* 8 He is a native scope. which were supplied by. Child Guidance Clinic. *1.000 for Long, Third, and Cedric 8 Mor­ UNICEF Miss Huber says; "Give Central School President. Ed­ teacher at Southeastern Elemen­ ey. Fourth Ward. Treasurer Lou­ dentlit* and veterinarians who He earned baseball and hockey cents a share on l.(Xh.77O shares ward Freeland urges all Interest- tary School. ise E. Erway. Second ind Third letter* at Michigan, graduating in generously to UNICEF I have Soil Ar Water Conservstkm Dis­ Ward Assessor Stephen Cooley, IBM He entered the prep coaching seen children live who would trict and MOO for the West Mlchi- toree*. preparatory to filling standing as against 75 4 tents on gram RcfreshiAenta will be eervcalls for health specialists in and the three-year term of UNICEF milk and medicine*." ed Memberships taken at the Board of Review Member Thom­ 1964 period ’ door. as R. Taffee. AU males are required to be Northern He received hl* master* 590.000 bi revenue from non-tax registered on their 18th birthday degree from M8^. sourer.* and an anticipated general or within five day* thereafter Pickens Funeral Chapel at Lake Men born since Aug 30. IMS. are Odessa, has purchased the Bcntie subject to draft registration William schilhaneck, Barry Funeral Home al Clarksville, taking Immediate pouesalon County draft board chairman, Ctayton B. Birmingham. 31. of requests that al) communications John Beetle remains with Battle Creek, snd his brother, John. The Hastings area received 5 32 sent to the local board regarding inches of rainfall during August. registrants include t h e regis­ arraigned late Monday before Mu­ 188 inches more than normal, Ths annual Veteran* Day dinner trant's selective service number. home in ClariuvlUe. nicipal Judge L. E. Barnett on a according to the climatological charge of assault and battery data received from the UB Dk Mrs. Tom Pickens, are moving into the residence portion of tlie Itan Bronson. 89. of 3290 Whipple Clarksville chapel • •Road. Grata Lake, who died at lege students. College students to be eligible for deferments must Pickens has owned the Lake According to the complaint, the MlfWss Odessa mortuary and the chapel pital Monday morning, *ten- to be carrying sufficient hour* each at Woodland since 1946, purchas­ be held at 3 30 pan. tbta Wed- term to assure their graduation dent in Barry ooun*r'a hlMcry cation on the Cedar Creek Road In the required number of years. ing the Worlley-Baine bu*lness early Sunday snuffed out the dent of the Hastings Manufac­ in Lake Odessa and Uie Wing Saturday night in which three po­ Funeral Home with burial tn lice officer* were injured and one Uvea of throe Battle Creek teen­ turing Company and Caslte Ctiapel In Woodland Riverside Cemetery. suffered a lumrt attack agers and badly injured five Corporation, which provided the Reservations should be made j In Pennock Hospital for treat- The highest temperature was 94 other* when the car In which they were riding went out of of this project it was a perfect Bill Shepard in evening except for one UUle facSerious Condition Hastings received three-quar­ the Leg ton's annual pancake and buried In RivetUde Cemetery in statance of county deputy sheriff* ter* of an inch of rain last Wed­ hurtled Highbank Crock 13 mllea Mrs Lloyd Shepard of the Brown with Albert Stanton, who suffered nesday. Recent temperal Road, remained in serious condi­ an Injured hand. Officer Pierson daughter. Un Basil (Dorothy* returning to Battle Creek from tion early this week hi Blodgett left the hospital Tuesday Assistance Needed Smith of Jackson: a sister. Mra Memorial Hospital tn Grand RapThls method of line surveying The Nashville Emergency Supwill readily and quickly disclose By Association has been busy of one granddaughter. ’ • • • I to Lawrence West. Lynn Newton a motorcycle accident on tlie te supplying needed clothing Hasting* Winter lax ha* been and Allan C. Hyde Brown Road Tussday night. Oct. IB ken poles and other maintenance and other articles to needy per­ Nashville VFW Auxiliary lumped to *5 50 over the 1954 The VFW Ladles Auxiliary of needed, according to Prank Ritchie. sons tn the area Presently there _ nt a reeorn is need for additional bedding, Nashville held a friendship night: area manager. county budget of M17.700. warm .clothing, especially f6r at their post on Monday evening. . Al the present Ume the IwUcopThe ailvcgUan occurred sftsx children, and children * shoes I with four other auxiliaries as ter crew l» working in the Hasting* Deputy Redman and Vsrlyn S'.ecelebrate their golden intenave care unit add boot* Anyone tiaving such I guests, from Bellevue. Sunfield, area inspecting trananhaion bnea annlvenarv Saturday. article* th4y can donate, con- Hastings and Grand Rapids.'for damage or nscress ry msfaitwin u on me ueaar um ru*u. —r _ . ed~thc dedlcataon of ' Johnson Please Kee MORL ABOUT: lact Mrs Wm Hamm. 418 PhU- They initiated threw new mem- nance and sre using the Hasting* after seeing something thrown <<>’■ sponsored by lh» _ Field." here Friday evening Thtoj. . . BACKWARD GLANCES, Ups Street. Nashville. bera A social hour followed. | Airport tor convenience. of the car. [Sportswomen's Club la a Hastings 6th Conservation Exhibition Set For Nov. 10,11,12 big 953488.48 goal. The drive is officially contlnu- । | ing and Atty. Hudson urges all : workers to complete their solid-1 EDITORIALS- Middleville T-K District Asks 6V2 Mill Levy December Draft Call Largest Since Korea William Renner Is Hastings’New Ford Dealer Council Approves Plan to Improve Busy Intersection Hospital Guild Members Potluck Wednesday Night Burt Smith to Speak at Rotary Grid Luncheon Board Considers ^ayS t0 Finance New County Jail KOtUr? KfUlCaKe, SaUSage SllDDer Thursday, Nov. 4 Hastings Mfg. Co. Reports Earnings Pickens Buys Beatie Mortuary backward glances bib ofyesterday" ... as gleaned from the Banner files' Brothers Mute on August Rainfall Assault Charge Above Normal American Legion Plans Veterans Past Resident Day Festivities Dies Monday Helicopter Crete Checking Power Lines in Area �I X—TU« HAHTINGM BANNEK By»Mn, Mary Jackton IS ArwM 7*1-1110 Mrs Edith Stokoe. who is tn a mvileecent home at Green Lake, was Uiowered with cards Friday to remind her she had pum-d an­ other birthday. Her step-daughter. Mrs. G. Palmer of Cliches. saw her Wednesday w Many remembered Mrs Clara Harper on Tuesday for her uirthdsy. I jjI year her da ughsra O—4—— U-a Faithful Church ,"i Worker Dies on Friday Morning Mra eNlbc N JiJin*. Her*, htthmai faxball Johns Townsend. ' Streak, Nashville, died at 8:13 ahi. moay al trie ijvkev-irai . h,,„. „ General Hospital Battle Creek c She had been a patient there for }J?T J riia. 1# rteva 1 Nov. 3—Woodland Baddie Club < Floryi Taster. Sis* nuicned Rev ! Townsend ou May jg.l 1»13 al Scottville and they rrwided on a farm aouth of Woodland. month. * Mrs Lucille GeUy and fee Shop, Phyllis Boger; baked goods. Kathy Moms; Chrtrtma.. Mary Payne; lemon and 41X1 daughters. Lynn and Carrie Jcwn Baluch; tot .-.hop and gifts. Sue. had dinner at Knapps tn Oalayne Holte; ftartet shop. Jennie Grand Raptda Sunday, honoring Davte; dry goods. JoAnn Van­ Popering; bookstore and records. Lynn's ninth birthday. Mary Brown; grocery. Betty Flnk,_ -IW-«r> Miss Winnie Uckta called on Uwlr | Middleville Woodland By Un. (Hendon Curlit - y. Bratewn 1S1-1JIJ Your nickel Ireof Io UNICEF of Halloween protects vcrslty of Michigan 1am Sun­ day. * Mra. Francis White, who ^r,adv^itemi.“‘N<Z^» Lttrta. It i-uffered a fell U her home, te Is an al!-church project, Tlie men, with Earl Vanoc-r Poppen as chairdaughter. Mr and Mra Wayne man. will help arrange tablni and Canicntcr ot Grandville and Mia Hany Kelly of Grand Raptda. * Club will see five children from TB. Mr Tea. »iUi Leila Jackson Brown aar speaker. . tion Army mAKts Uidr rrque.-.'. Mrs Climina SchMbly recenttor this area that they sendee. Jy rvoelved weed that Mie haa n We may not benefit directly but new great granddaughter, Mr. Mra Ann Othmcr ..22? United Fund Board met Unlud 8how >IMO Schalbly of Sharon. Mis, be­ V. — . honw i their money primarily for re- came the parente of a 6 iba. 13 Mra. Rudy Othmvr tn count the without reavarch. many o» girl. Oc« 14. She Iwa bren ”***3 A11 lno?S U ln of our dyosaea would go on un- named Sheriey Ellen and haa 12111 ,thlir*‘ni.rtU,tf cured This te done on a national one boiUicr. CongnauteUona. Haren. , T“* c?"plrte,,l*ir Py1 basis Everyone should feel that Mr iuuI Mrs. Lee Breman of h . 1■ hla or litr donation went to a Waler loo. Mr and Mrs Verne ______________ — reived thua fy te S 1.03122. We rood Election of officers , Garfield and Mrs. Nina Dyketablisbed’ for i5toiarahlD"st u- 72Irom ^ tbe nuuner of Jackson and Mr. and dents aemlnary I •?? dl'rlde'1 Jack Sinclair waa ap-- Mra. Henley Foote and son. Aller. Surviving bnadra her hiiatand P01111”1 Prraldmt to reptacvr .of Charlotte were Saturday din­ ar* a daughter. Mra MarFlvnXt ™ WMTen 3,M“” Mr> Glrn<So“ ncr r‘ra'A *«h Mr alM1 Mre aock of B.IU. Cto. UTO W” Veto Btod., .rumoon to New Haven near Carson City once again aenre as Drive Chair- ■ Veile's visited Mr. man and Mra. Arlen Helse will be co-ctaUrmaiL 1 " X«e. H te toTtoiSi S* ■?;.“* Y“' “T “"If! rh.wo .n tak. - ■ — htrs othmfr tw anyone on the 5 *r fTom *5™™Lln J*IXX“,U’? ’Sf’y*1*1 . requtsrta rh., that were made mu thia. uemeury. Her. Middleton. R«» Funeral Children"’schooi” |6S- "caltxZm Family Service 1100 kattmazoo Child GtoCtenS- SIM ■ RedOqsx isfl^ U P Fair 8 “w SB2 Sk ration Army SM Girl Scout (Council 3100: Boy Scout Grund [ Valley 3100 I I Three figures will quite Ukety' UPHOLSTERING and Mrs. ’ wu ur aa Job fob iwell done, tela, family have moved Into >ou ffnr J)Ian t<> work with tlie new of fl- ' farm Ixxnc from town, Wld thpra aU the ixdp ------------ «-----------they need. { on Tune — Michigan State's j ra.i- taeertye ayis— elt.u j IMS hockey captain. Doug Roh- . If you were watching Copper • erts. was honored a& the team's * KetUe last Tucaday on Channel highest scorer and m«»t valuable ® >‘ou wuuld haw M*n 0 <,ulck pl“yer Bt “ Pc*t'r*Idn banquet t;liuu'e of 21 members of the Child Study Club, I’hU *“ th«r a'mual neld ,rtPAftrr rte*‘n« Uw ;4x,w- ,h,'y wiur1anU^u^'oUi‘iIireStef^" ll“ an **our lo spare before ADMITTANCES PfflOCK HOSPITAL Rapids PLANNI TQBUYA South Bend. * Mias Winnie i>rkte returned home wish lux brother. Merrill Izckta, WednsqMy fron Oaytard where die had betn vtkitliu; since Sept 1. He retunud botnc Friday. * The Ucktus are Installing a rnu furnace in thrtr hen-.e on Arnold Street. Tie WSC8 of Uie Methodist Chunh waa greatly enjoyed by Uie 83 membrra who attended. A skit told of the Ladles Aid ot jure and Uie W8C8 of today. Former preai- and Jeffery uf Grand Rapids. Sun­ ttenlo were mentioned ur.d recog- day. honoring Uie birthday ot Mrs htzrti The tables wet* decorated C. R. Nichols of Lansing. * The WCTU Society met at Uie ixune aii.t to their owii birthday teble of Mra Peter Petersen Tuesday. to. refrealunenta The next meet- falUi- "TT-*1’' >13Ur ...Z_, pledges, will ch arc vi better at Ulis writing, * Mr. and Mrs. Verne Ltetka and Mlaa Winnie Lidka called on the Rev. and Mra. Clare Williams chick of Grand Raptda attended the baptism of Christopher James Noah, son of Dr. and Mrs. Melvin Nadi, bi Uie Methodist Church Sunday morning . Mrs. Lucille Getty, accompanied by her mother. Mrs. A. C Jahnaon. Mid Mrs. J. C Shad, called on Mrs Minnie Johnaon at Uie DeWitt Nursing Home at Nashville-Friday. „„ *~md her able to walk about wlth walker * Mr. and Mrs j c our united Fund Drive la end- Hastings Baptist Church al their weekly meeting at the high school gym Monday. Oct. 34. w Mary Stephens of Uie T-K School faculty, who lives with SdMM ^FttinockiZfw 'ln lwaw 01 htr dau«J'ter- iIr r Me k, • i. L "lxl M:* uu-k Sn“u> 011 CharUw <5 £nt Baeel * Wt”11 from Ur’ Clutlt» bmtth ol Kent. Ohio, were vteitois Baughman is Uut her addrow for Mn, ‘Uu*«k W,“ «* J.uon btcere, rtvenUy. , nalitf Kajjfc. a,p and htr Mis. George Chapman accomjM- granddaughter. Miss Joan Puffer, nied her daughter and family, Mr. *"■ uaUivig all menus of transpartaand Mra James Yacymch and dill- ■ Han—plane, bus. railroad and the dim. to Orlando. Fla . for a t»a j elevated railroad. She »u in *XANreks' vuii. Mr and Mrs YacjJapan. in. li have been visiting tier param , Chairmen of Uie various booths I Hastings SPEEDY WASH CUIN-OP Laundromat ou Prolsct Your Instalment and Yourself ngo Car Insurance 1 . Is know that the E«ch>ngo's broad, fair, and Good drivi complete j Jotection, plus such aMed benefits aS Fellow Member C ■lision Protection and Coavt-lo-Coast Claims best value In ca insurance. Service, ol |rs the . I No other ■rganitalion insures ax> many good Michigan 1 drivers, drjvers, onlMMMBHVRMBINHFand ofrJMBMBMMIBWNttSottr and better meets your '-j ___ .1 than the e_-k —-— r*I..K modern driving needs Exchange at ,Uthe A..< Auto Club. Join Today and ... LEAD THE WAY WITH TRiPLE-A. DETROIT AUTOMOBILE INTER-INSURANCE EXCHANGE AND MOTOR STATE INSURANCE COMPANY FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE WE HAVE INSTALLED A DOLLAR-BILL CHANCER PROFESSIONAL DRY CLEANPttTSERVlCE North Gun Lake Coin-Op Open 5: HASTINGS OFFICE 237 West State St. Phone 945-4392 0 THE FURNITURE BUILDING i in Jocnj troops The Girl Scout । Council and Boy Scout Grand ; , K.M. = to — --- - •- -' Valley use th*lr ’ coiuuehng the lodU1 _ ______ —..-T•"1 duito k> lx.Uto »UK other aueb things. This iiaa Wayne Hazel Phone 374-3523 It’s the newest number in town! — rune!* it i Ba. Saaind Ivwllt. 42i> a r. as, Oct. IS; Evelyn KUul , pikkfo. jubm Woognur. eta Halloween te Just around the corner l understand the cIaaaos ’ at school will be having parties ! but no rnfrrahment.-i Tills Is for health purports requoded from the hmlth dcporUnceit. The children can still have fun by Tutt pulling on costumes and | playing games The McUmdu.1 “«>*a-. , party Saturday afternoon, from j.ra»u»L*k. 130 to 3. in the churih parlors.! J,® This will also give the children — telephone puls the phone of the future in the palm of your hand H»y. KI. 12CJ S e—.. Club will again sponsor their NA party for all the children of the community. Prtrra will be award­ Ijftt help to make this careless and daah uut Into the vtImontville 0NTV1U.E MreeL Parents should try to go - ■iss — a. — n««t.- on. around town with their little CLAXKSVIlXa — Oct. S«. ones to prevent Qua Happy Hal­ DELTON-NlU Ack loween! Mr. and Mra. Herald CIomIc IIASTIN08—Qtw Otrlua. Ul U UtMS. Aliev rruoLntca. SB. Galtlv Bklavlbvckrr. Chun and family They enjoyed dinner nt a restaurant In honor of HcnUd's birthday. * Mra. DEVELOPMENT ENGINEER-TRAINEE Pick up the Trimline handset-and there's the lighted dial, built right into it || OefWtt Well cito>lishcd and high-rated manufacturer of Home. Garacn ond'Tarm Equipment, offers a fine opportunity tpr ambitious young man with creative ability and a High school or college education to join New Product Development Department. Relax in an easy chair, lie back in bed, for the most 1/ convenient phoning ever. The dial is so easy to see and use. If you're.making several calls,’ no need to hang up after each one. Just press the reca// button by the dial to disconnect one call before making the next When not in use, the Trimline dial is hidden face-down on the phone base. Learn while you earn! You will work under close cooperative and pro­ fessional supervision. You will receive company sponsored specialixed Night School education. .You should have some,- or all. of the following qualifi.caTions:' , • Practical experience or past chanical drafting. • Production experience: machine opcraMt in metal fabrication, assembly experience, metal or electric trades. • Product and/or tool design. Available in desk or wall models in a wide color choice. To order, call the Business Office or ask your Telephone Man. Michigan Bell Part of the Nationwida Ball System • Ability to produce models. • Military obligations completed. Join the DMge ReheitiM - j.-arMbed te rime yen loppy! • Initial salary commensurate with experience. For Interview telephone Mr. Roger Roberts at LOWELL 897-9212 ROOT-LOWELL MANUFACTURING CO. Lowell. Michigan HASTINGS MOTOR SALES 220 E. State St. -Hattinp Phonv Wl 5-2454 �Cars Crash in First Ward Friday Night Four person* were injured about at the intersection of E. wilbams and N. Bollwood, according to Hastings police. Mrs. Arthur Steward. 38. 413 E Williams, wu driving a 1B63 Mer- Thomu E. Haver.’, 30. 435 X. Col fax. wu driving a 1965 Oldsmobile south on Bolluocd Ite suffered a head injury. Rod Miller, a Psmtoger. suffered facial injuries and lacerations and Charlea B McGuire uiffeml bruises Mrs Steward waa luMpllallxed at Pennock with a head injury, in­ jured right knee, lund and neck. She was released on Saturday. According to the report. Ha­ vens tailed to heed a -yield­ right-of-way sign. . Thursday afternoon Mrs. Eld trie Dr. Gwinn AccnpH Job Corps Post Olivet Launches Drive for Funds Dr. and Mra. A. B. Gwinn and Bally will be moving soon to Battle Creek where he has ac­ Olivet College lias axmounced cepted a potitten wttii the Job1 the beginning of a |10 million capital funds program. Not. 1. Dr. Alexander Ruthven, preri' dent emeritus of the University of Michigan, will serve aa hon­ orary chairman and Ralph Ladd, executive vice praeldeflt of the By Mn. Richard Clark Michigan Mutual Liability In­ surance Company and an Olivet alumnus, will serve aa general Mm. lUuie Sweet of Battle chairman of the program. Hendershot & Vicinity Warren Brocan. Sunday Mr. and Mra. Carl Steele and children Mra. Dick Clark luul as Bunday Mr. and Mra Elmer Colvin and daughtera of Grand Rapids vtel-.Mrs. Karl Livingston of Pinhook,Cave at the Medical Facility oni ot ’Wted her mother. Mra. Mina [Sunday. Police Investigate Saturday Burglary to . SHl'WvaM- >“> ua>. * Bruce Newton spent Thursday. Friday and Saturday with a 4H group nt Camp Kett. a Diana Newton was among the Future Nurses Club at Middle­ ville ulwol who went to Kala­ mazoo to visit Borgexs and Bron­ son Hospitals last Thursday. Mrs. Gary Kidder and sons of Caledonia were Wednesday sup­ per vues’l nf’ Mr and Mrs *1 Hostings police have been in­ vestigating the burglary of the Hastings Milling & Supply Com­ pany. Sgt. Robert Ritter aakl en­ trance was gained through a rear door aometime Saturday night. The cash register waa piled open and the metal coin box from tlie pop machine was forced open •nd between $35 and $30 taken Two empty pop caaes were also daughter. Mrs Al Barnard, and Children visited Mrs. Ralph Moore at the Medical Facility Bunday, a Mr. and Mra. Henry Myer,-, visited their daughter and families. Mr. and Mra. Lester Al­ lUlh uinlvtrurj berts of Manton. and Mr and Ing tire burglary of Art Smiths Mrs Carl Blackledge of Marinn In making the formal an- Refinery Gas BUUon sometime last week. * Mr. and Mra. Wil­ nounccmmt of the program. Tuesday night. Entrance was lard Kidder of Rives Junction . President Gorton Rlethmlller gained through a back window. Mr and Mra. George Faunce and Mr and Mra. Aaron Oronewold enjoyed dinner at the Hastings million program includes plans Masonic Temple Sunday to cele­ for constructing a library dorbrate their wedding annlvermltory* facilities, far 600 students, a fine arts and auditorium build­ ing. and a quarter of a million Durfee »-•— n-n,x- .... Sears Distribute Christmas Catalog Mr. and Mra. Irl Olllaspie were Sunday dinner guests of Company. Westtnghouae Electric Mr. and Mra. Ralph Tralater. * Mrs Mabie OUlasple called on Bearing Company and Republic Mr and Mra. Harvey OtllMpie 8l«i Corporation. Saturday. Mr. and Mra. Irl Gil­ is being distributed to 11 mil­ lespie culled Sunday ■* Mr. and lion families sctum the Nation. Mrs. Paul Bivens. Candy. John Vllck and Mr and Mrs William nixed as a mirror, of American Bivens were Bunday dinner By Mn. Yarn Hmcblilt tastes and trends—reflects a dramatic surge of i.ports. Iwbby, Bivens, a Rev and Mn. Ed­ ward Rhoades called Bunday on suit la Intriguing new merch- Mr. and Mn. Dale Conklin. * . enneui Founder's Days I Thurs., Frl., Sat. I Special value demonstration In honor of Mr. J. C. Penney I REDUCED 05155279 Bierwirth was manager of In­ spection and quality control ut the Canton plant and held a number of other position* since Vkm fjl-IHV Joining tlie company In I960 Telling new testimony the America’s "leisure boom." State Employees fashion coats Lacey II 6««u.f , .WAVS HAST OUAUTV * fered a leg Injury when It was Darotha Cummings. xquMlied between the door of her Saturday evening Mr. and car and the body witen a or driven Mrs. Bob Clark and Mr. and ‘ddlUon to the two and oneby Mrs. D. C. French, 500 W Orttn. Mm Dick ciart chaperoned Ito cnapcroneuine half bucked into It out of Mrs. French's half million million dollar. dollars Charlea Charles Rt^Ste­ The highlight of this week Was wart Mott Buildup already un- the Bunday afternoon gathering driveway. Mrs DcVault had just of 200 people in the annex of was getting out of it. the South Maple Grove E.U.B. Nine sheep were killed and four OTaughlln ot BatUe Creek were Bliss Names New others injured when they were Sunday evening calltva of the c _ . . . struck by a 1866 FWd driven by Ted otaughiins. a Mr. and Mr*. Service Manager Vernon L. Newton. 31. R4 Hasting*, Larry Haunt entertained Mr. | Dale Bierwirth has been apan E. Bute Road a lutlf-mlle we*'. and Mrs. Ted O'Laughltn. Duug pointed field service manager a*, and Ann Bolo and Mr. and Mra. the Cantori plant at the E. W. Ron O'Laughlln and Brian of. Bliss Company, according to an around a curve and wus unable to Middleville for Sunday dinner.! announcement by Derail! H. avoid striking Uie sheep in the * Callers in the afternoon were Kraft, Press Division executive road. Mr. and Mra. Raymond Ashcraft.1 engineer, formerly of Hastings. About 3 pm. Sunday Diena Riley Jahn, 30, Middleville, said she must have "blacked out" while driving Installation a I960 Opel north on 8. Broadway Ocorgia Brogan. Club No. 3 serv­ u half-milt* south of Uie Brogan ing. for 34 feet before leaving tto blacktop for 110 feet, then rolled off a bunk into the road. *»- Friday evening visitors at the Mrs Donald Crites of Onondaga |, ’ Jule Turner home, a Bunday Mr. were Sunday vteltoni of their. To Meet Nov. 4 and Mra Jule Turner visited her, parents. Mr. and Mrs Reuben, j The Michigan State Employees'father, Pau) McDowell.' who haa Crites, Br. ♦ Mra. Harold Eckert I Association is having a meeting * undergone surgery,' at Borg ess spent Thursday. Friday and Bat- 1 Nov. 4. at the Hastings Hospital In Kglomaxoo. a Mr. urday at 4H Jr. Leaders farm at Thursday. ' and Mrs., Artfiur Clinton visited Camp * Alvg Moore of 11City Bank at 7:30 pm StroOqn J' — —------ ' Clare waa * last Monday over-!'VanNote from .he Reifrrfnent ’ I night guest of Mr and Mra. Al 1 • FABRICS looks! boucles! textures! newsy ’cur! • SILHOUETTES demi - belted Paris looks! semi-flares! sjimliners!- returned the 18th. * Mra. George riiii makes almost dally visits to Blodgett Hospital to visit her husband. His right leg has bwn • SELECTION 'GS's most exciting new looks . . . value priced, too! • FUR TRIMS opulent fox’ lu$h mink! sportive raccoon!. Highbank Freeport More About- Backward Glances Ing leisure market A wink-sire peek through the Mrs Winnie Dunn has rtkurrxd Sunrta/rStera^ Moore Thursday. Nine members enjoyed a delicious supper. It novations Mr. and Mra. Rotart Blockham was decided to participate in the ... A convertible sofa and visiting relatives in Richland. * (Louise Maureri of Hooting* and Community Chest. The evening pool table The pool table te ALL $25 COATS NOW $22 An unexcelled collection of young-in-heart coot looks with special emphasis in-junior and junior petite Locking Into place fur instant Play. ... A family snowcruteer. This and Mia Victor Schantz. ♦ Bun- 1 ( motorised sled crutera at 30 mile* an hour in open country ovey Mrs Winnie Dunn r 40 m ». Completely shapings! Vibrant multi-color <z-zwool ploids, bubbly wool boucles. fur-collared s' S wool-rayon ‘curl’ coats . . priced way, way down! . Fur produce labeled to shew country ol origin equipped oauea Saturday. I more gathered Bunday at the and Mra Keith Strickland South Maple Grove Church to Winnie Dunn attended a' congratulate them on their 50th party Saturday night at wedding anniversary. outfit for making delicate orna­ jome Of Mr. and Mra. WUMr. and Mra Larry Filter and ments. goblet*. of science equip­ 11am Dixon. * Mr. and Nte. Mbs. Terry Gardner and ment. Toys, which make up almost a wood Hughes returned ixxne re-[children were Monday supper ccnUy from Texas where they guagte of MT. and Mra. Gerald interesting trrnda In-the young- were vtetpng retaUm. * The -Gardner . * Mr. and Mra. Mar7th — grad* 11 ‘-♦’ Greenleaf of Hastings ware mu ... M .» Ptesaantnew BchoM« 'Win giya.x darjoe Friday night! " callers of tto Gerald Grain Dryer Ruined at the school. 4r Layman^Tuck j Saturday evening at the was speaker al. the BHws'chiayi Bunday. *’ TJfc/MYr of. th» Smith Brothers Elevator 1 Woodland caught fire about Briggs.. BM*W and Dowling Alma Colkege atudent, Ann Churches will MM'a lay. tide complete loss but the buildings Saturday night. They will Murn [ Photo Greeting Cards Another Founders Day Special Feature Compare This 14 pc. Set Anywhere!! Ind. visited his parents Saturday and Bunday. * Mra. Ruth Bleam. who te In Butterworth Hospital. and Mrs. Ron Geiger. Mrs. Larry Hoffman and daughters of Wayne arc spend­ ing the week with her parents. tod. Tim:Kraft, also an .Alm* MT. and Mra. Charles Geiger, a aludeot apd former Hastings Mr. and Mrs. Terry Pleug and: son ot Dutton were Sunday weekend luncheon guests of her parents, Mr. and Mra. Adon Myers w Mr.. Mr. and Mft, David Bolton, See the vary latest idea in Photographic.Chflatoiei Card^ — "Stand-Up Slims,V or the regular Slim Lino and Flat Cards . . . Available for square, vertical and horizontal prints. BLACK & WHITE 10 Cards —..__$ 1.50 25 Cards .—$ 3.25 50 Cords$ 6.00 100 Cards$10.00 COLOR Glaser of Steward. ID. LEGALS rvaucATtox oidib. 10 Cords---$ 3.00 25 Cards5$ 7.00. non Thompson, at Baldwin *i Russell Price and Harry Relglen left Bunday for South Dakota to | spend two weeks hunting bird*. 50 Cords$13.00 100 Cards$25-00 Hospltal in Grand Rapids, Sun­ day, where they visited Mrs in,. Ml.lil, AMIratlw cookware G CHARGE IT! R How to take OttWMBI M 1 AiUrk.ra at La Accidents to visitors or workmen on your property can put ycu "on the spot" for sUrttantial monetary claims . . . unless you have adequate home-owners' liability Insur­ ance. Set us about cur low-cost coverage. * Batata sTkiIs'l <la»7‘ R (Plus, S&H Green Stamp?) 110 W. SUM s Mwm 945-2134 •maxing Teflon* coating — for no-stick cocking, no-uour cleart-up! Look v>hst you get — T/j" skillet. 10” skillet. 5-qt Dutch Oven, I, 2. jnd 3-ql saucepans ... all with covers, nylg^ spoon and. spatula Cook with of without greaic Biscuit, brown interior^ yourself D N 14-pc. set of Teflon coated aluminum Envelopes Included' Add $1.00 for Printed Signature 1 TEFLON W OMtrtrwa. Hm'Im*. Mlrhlaan. kaatikc U k*M •• tka yMltlaa tt ■HlS.rt i vrtrtaki. train, rill. at. .art ,LI. >>l -> COLEMAN Agency 203 S. Mkhlgsa Ahsrsen M law PENNER’S OPEN EVERY DAY 9 A.M. ’til 5:30 P.M. FRIDAY 9 ’til 9 11/11 �Hastings Traffic Tickets EDITORIAL Claude Ripley . _ 3 Tuesday Dies 1 uesday at gulden* if the individual te to tmj-o.c. Trial and error la frus­ Clute outside erf the classroom. trating. but with guidance. the in­ dividual may be helped to acquire were trained by county extension Funeral Home. • Rev. Alfred Silvern*!! and rv. RuJ I. Frort arc to officiate with burial at the Kal10 Cemetery. ’ Mr. Ripley had bran in ill M. I .• ■rearfwu Opportunities for learning te practical benefits of this type of education, so public support and or girl must have the opportunity enthusiasm grew throughout Um to practice this behavior. Thia may nation. Since 1914. three additional acts for developing and solving prob- wu ho«pl talked f Your nickel tension Sen-tee of whkh 4-H club tn Burry County provide Ure op­ portunity for nearly IxXtko^s apd slon are basically Ulie same u for formal retool education. To assist people in changing’ their behavior In a desired direction through learning. We would hope they ac­ quire rdcilte that they did not have before including new attitudes and new interests. In brief, something is educational Tor the Individual tn evaluate their efforts under the ttWaeUon tn what they do and all learning. This may take much time We must encourage the indi­ vidual and recognize them aa a cup with milk Lake Odessa Mr. Rlptey is survived by hLv By Mrs. Dun Peterman wile, two aoniA Wilfred and Rob4 S«m4 Are. JT4-I1JS crt R3 Harting*; three The Woodland Community 4H daughtera. Mrs George ‘M«.*k... ~ rettci Herman of Rl Hast Inca, club meeU Tuesday, Nov. J. at < Mn| Freeman <Thelmai Rappm. at the Woodland Kht>o1 wn wui Mra. Ormond iDorothyi Any one nine or older may '“-fuarUn of Battle Creek; IT roll at thl» meeting for the ndchildirn. and 35 great Winter pr.WU. All please be present a* fair premi. STTJiffiliS4 XK for 25 days Extension has always felt that an important condition for learn­ ing that of creating the feeling are new and slgnlflcant in think­ with the individual that average ing. feeling, and acting. Learning for Uie group te not good enough. takes place under certain condi­ Too many of us stop tlie learning tions. Motivation for the person for HUNTING TOGS Front Our Stock of Nationally Famous Lines: Complete Line of Soo Woolens FOR MEN— FOR MEN- SOO WOOL COATS $19.95 - $29.95 SOO WOOL PANTS and BREECHES $12.95 - $19.50 Sizes 36 to 50 Sizes 30 to 48 Waist Men's Red Non-Friction Silent Movement Dacron Insulated Coats alio be election of new officers Orin Haynes and Ctayton at * Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Johnston Hickory Corner* and were dlnher the rest of the gang " We offer of Woodland were tire honored I guests Bunday of Mr. and Mr*, compelled to team a behavioral guests at n family gathering Wallace Bordrn near Augusta. * change. All of us in education, Sunday at the home of Mr. and I Mr*. Raw Hickey of Inkster "red" ribbon for the good, the both forrruil and Informal, are con­ Mrs. Ellis Johnston and family, came to the Dan Hl-key home "white" ribbon for average. Lake Odessa A rarey-tn dinner Thursday from the John Hickeys tinually seeking methods of motit^^U.iav c7kes h^ored of HasUncs and vuited.unUl nii ration. In the Barry County 4-H the birthday of Mrs. H. Johnston day. They look her to Nashville true measure of behavorlal change. and the couple's wedding anni- to visit ” A boy or girl who starts at the versary. Others attending were Hitkeys * Mrs. Thelma GllllMr and Mrs. Leon Dell and san land ot Uui'inR apd Mrs. Ruth bottom and cljmta to a "White" Mr*. Maude Johnston of Mt Tasker ThurjW rialton..f son to be Idcnliffed with adults and i tracts the Interest of that person, ribbon or "fair" level may have Pleasant. Mr. and Mra Everett । Mr and Mrs Harley Blade! he or site will pursue information mode much more progress than the and maturity. Johnston and family of Wood- Sunday visitor* «ere the Larry t~ A fifth value is evident Through land. Mr. and Mrs H a r u 1 d , Rafflers ot Woodland. and, we hope, add to his knowledge. one who lues gone from a “C" to an "A". Closely correlated to this! hta' nuuiy activities-. 4-H members* are' ||Johnston. , Prrteilla Runyan. SteThe WSWS of the Lakewood i A second condition for learning jvtn Runyan. Lake Odessa, and euB Church meet* at the home that we attempt to Inject into idea, we must continually help our able to explore career possibilities i; Ralph Keeler. Jr., of Carlton uf Mrs. Ronald Enz at 8 on Nov. not normally possible in other {^‘nrer. our program Is helping the indl- boys and girls rake the attitude C—* Mr and Mrs. Myrvell 4 * Qerald Bartlett and son. : ° i Stephens returned Thursday I David, of East Lansing spent vidual recognize Out ids present that everything is passible. Too situations. Another important value of । ..'from a Lhree-day visit with Rev overnight Saturday with the Hobehavior is inadixjuate tn some iHarold Blakely and family at n>er Bartletts. They attended the reepcct. Otherwise he may just with a boy or gul that'certain iro' | Bay Port. Father-Son supper al the First goals are too high for them to । repeat what F&luu done before. vided for emphasizing inquiry i Mr and Mn.Tom.Wacha with E.UB Church. Through IngtffFy'a boy or girl - ... । In order for me boy or girl to reach. Tlye 4-H Club Motto. "To Make develop me attitude of problem The Hittings Banner B. M. COOK. »4li«r *19” Sizes 36 to 50 Men's Foam Lined Straight Pants ful activity. The individual is doing ' organization. planning, and baste something lie understands and j 4-H phltawphy. Resource persons BUUKCRIPTIOX toows wiiy he is doing it. Thus, are provided by the State 4-H Staff ■ BATES the problem of motivation u some- i and subject matter specialists at what solved. MAU. In addition, many local » --­ $8.95 RED HOODED SWEAT SHIRTS Single Thickness—$3.75 & $4.89 Double Thickness—$5.95 New Laminated SWEAT SHIRTS MU.UIGAN l-KE hood in red, navy, blue or laden green MEN'S RED FLANNEL SHIRTS $3.98 Men's Soo 85% Wool & 15% Nylon ? AMERICAN HIWSrAMR RtPRUgNTATIVU In*, yjr AlUnt. • CklMg. • Petrel ngh $9.95 Underwear for the Deerhunter Natural or Rcd’in Sizes Small. Med.. Lge. and X-Lge. y WOODLAND SCHOOL GYM Wed. Nov. adults which helps the young per- b school* and participate tn wide variety of youth activities includ- outers. AU play an Integral part tn | Insulated Nylon wth Dacron Filling Thermo JACKETS $4 q95 IO Insulated Mittens $2.69 $1.98 Nov. 6 e P-™ General $4 50 Adm. I Children Efic 13 or Under vU our educational program. Tfl P AI T T ibiyKICKSTEIISa I Hr ®F0B the . $5.95 UNDERWEAR Shirfg Drawers $1.98 $1.98 CORNER WALNUT AND S. JEFFERSON HASTINGS WRIGLEY GUM $3.95 From —Jockey— THERMO SOX TOOTSIE POPS Popular 2c traall Ant. $3.69 Distant .. torn Doublaminf, chocolofs center. 40 39< bag Sod Woolen Washable Plaid Shirts in red or green plaid-$8.95 /66J box BUBBLE GUM Whenever the need arises RED RAIN COATS FOR THE DEER HUNTER$2.98 RED RAIN PANTS TO MATCH (w/large pockets) .$3.49 far away from home, families Men's RED FOAM LINED COVERALLS$29.95 Men's UNLINED RED COVERALLS $12.95 to call Leonard-Osgood Funeral Caps . . Gloves . . Mittens . . Sox . . Vests, etc., for Meh and Women Deer Hunters. economically from any dis­ Red Jersey Gloves Regular 49c Value tance. ROLLS 115 to Bag 59c Toffy LE0I1RRD- Red Crusher Hots . _$2.75 McPkcvdiH. ladie^ weIr "Dress Well... You Can't Afford Nat To' We Rent Formal Wear OSGOOD ^Junenal-LJotne CHARLES H. LEONARD JACK 0. OSGOOD Phone >45-2471 Peanut Butter Kisses 2' 12 Ounce Bag 39c Junior MINT BARS BRACHS 30 to Bog 59c Halloween Favorites Junior Moplc Broom Sticks Spoo C up “ 50 Individual Bogs Miniature TAFFY *5 Qc “ pMI — kQ< Halloween Candy Treats Home first. We can make all Special 3 Muzketeers Milky Way ForeverYours 39< bag the arrangements, quickly and A Complete Assortment of Mars Junior Bars Black and Orange Wrap 40 Individually wrap- in this area should remember 80 to Bog 79c th Advance Ticket Sale Phone 374-5511 Reserved $£00 Seats C Points 138 E. State St. 4 th Sponsored by the fw Loke Odessa *K« <11 Jaycees O.JU $17.95 $3.69 Insulated Foot Sox Wigwam RED SOX Q O LADIES' Size, at $16.95 INSULATED VESTS Red Only and practice must go hand in hand to evaluate result! A third value of club work is that the project work and activities 'provide an Intrinsic rallsfacUon to ' the member. Most people derive a sitUfaction from sheer production or accomplishment of a task. A fourth value is that of provid- FOR MEN AND LADIES MEN'S Size, at $8.50 - $10.95 - $13.95 MINSTREL SHOW Barry County li extremely for­ science approach In 4-H club work L |pday. however. we arc also Lnjcct- tunate bi that our youth have V tng the value of theory, for theory Completely water repellent, has xipper front, and warm INSULATED UNDERWEAR 3rd Annual Jaycee gether concrete observations and j <**«»<■ in their own Helds In such practices, tilings that Uie boy or 'areas as livestock, dairy, horoea. girl and see and work directly with clothing, kniyirat. foods, crafts and recreation. Zipjfe^Pfdnt RED SHIRTS related to the above. And rer-|___ living. tniniy tn education, we must never Jn onler accomplish the g.«Li. assume that the "point of perfee- of 4.H club work. Barry County Uon- has been reached. 14.j| 1Cader3 provided with year .As we s<* the values of 4-H club ! 'round training seliools. not only ONK HLN0BF.D AXD TENTH YKAB Men's Woolen Pants£14.50 up MEN'S NYLON PANTS $23.95 Dacron Insulated. Sizes 30 to 44 muTka before moving to their home al Thor nappie Lake 14 year* ago. When they were flrat mar­ ried be •>' a violin player. fills her Rram provides many educational Choose Your Hunting Togs (Ladies' and Men’s) i™ MUU Sthool ot ttalloween terdera. self-satisfaction by the boy or girl is their own reward. In*, feeling and acting. tSfitl ‘LP'SS- treat to UNICEF - Peanut Butter Huck Finns 101 to Bog 79c 24; to Bag 59c BEN^FRAN KU N 102 W. STATI at JEFFERSON �Dalman To An,nd (Eugene I Practice Teachers uadsn and guoata fx-adsrs guesta of lh the! *| , I| among th* 000 WMl<tn Wreteru Mlctal Ml . tinm. Hom < Economics Extension Extension ( ivzism ln lgrnel !g*n University Senior* Rmin,, a. doing study group* to Barry County > practice teaching thl* semeeter ,’,u attend a training marting . Euaenr D,di,!*n- « Middle are Jacqueline A. Kroencka and »1U aureia » rau.mj m«ung1L. . Barnard Bernard I. L. Writer. Welter. Jacauellne. Jacqueline, Banfield - Vicinity Personal Mention ■ -------------- 1--------------3 Students Hurt In Friday Crash Four win*" The leaders win meet Tuesday, Nov 9. at th* Episcopal Parish Is a IMO graduate of Delton High and teachM art there Bernard, to help in the aiaembllng at son nt Mr. and Mrs Raymond Weller of 1110 B Park, is a IMO HHfl graduate where he is teach­ plant. He I* staying at the HheraMira Lucite Ketchum. Exten­ sion specialist in home managv- ton-Tel Aviv Hotel, where Mr. and ing history and English. menL Michigan Btdtb UnitSr- Mrs Fred Purteuus are staying They arrived In Israel a few manto* SUNDAY MIXED DOUBLES (Aider training meeting. ago srhere Mr. Porteou* b Interim Good scorn: Gens Wyant 193plant manager for six months. ■■cm Ntabaum, Mn tab Frey. Mr.. Charka Leiter snd Mr. and Mrs Michael Hcmre attended the Ragtori < Te.uh-.-r a IruUtute in were injured _ Bunday Bunday. Mr. and Mra. John Edward Cook and family were lunch gueata Bunday evening at the bome of Mr and Mr* Rrea Bit** - «—,x_ The Wm Cotant family were Friday Bunday dinner Mr*. William ------------ •-----------Ingram 1K3-5O4, Shirley VanDcnLtada GHleeple wm home from • burg 22S-M6. Nancy Taylor 1WStudy Group meetings within the the Ford School of Nursing 618, John Kudnaky 197-488. Jim over the weekend. Of special inBourne 175-475, Allan HlnrichWho may make a .will? m mi™. ir. WM Uie wurens ;-cn iw-tsi, von isoweu i ; Court at Uw Homecoming of Jack Cratiinger 163. Peg Cronln" ws.ua s— u—_ a— ----- --- !gw w tWeJJC EkMlfnc 15J. Bon­ nie Wyant. 182. Al Taylor 183. or your r nm wiu n qv (l /urtbuted without a will? How | D«ig Cook, Kyla James. Jack Benny Brown 188-463 and Lis du you go about making a will? .McCkwkey and Bob Reahm wvr« Three and oUter quretion* re- < aJnonff the r inted to panning for futoro'homa far U family welfare will be discussed, homecoming persons odMt Church. nUed the Banflsld, Dowling and Briggs pulpit* Sunday bruised right knee, bruised rtaht elbow and other Injuries Sue GiDon*. 17. Hastings High *tudent, suffered lacerated legs and 113 stitches were required to eloac bruises, and Tom Reynolds. 18. Hastings. had a lacerated fore- celebrate Mr. McDonald’s blrth- qulred to clear Uie wound. Tom was taken to 1-ella Hos­ ENGAGED—Mr and Mrs Wen­ Mr. and Mra. Harry’ L Weeds ENGAGED — Announcement is pital where be Remained until dell Reed. 101 Murray Bt.. Chula being made of the engagement Bunday afternoon and Tom and and approaching marriage of Mrs. Eugene Nu*baum. Rusty was Vista. Calif , announce the en­ gagement of their daughter. daughter of Harry L. Woods. Jr. i1 Catoleen Ann Shurlow. daughter Carol Dawn, to Leland Alexander at Ionia on Saturday evening. ; DccOata suffered a broken heel late Clayton Shurlow. to Ervin R. Gaskill, son of Mrs. Irene Leland A. Johnson, Baker Lake. , wr is Tom and Cart are student: By Mrs. lltiiie M. Caimi Gaskill and the Ute Robert OasMiddleville Mis* Raed graduated 1 leasailt Valley Kellogg Community College from Hilltop High School in 1»M wedding ' and 1* no* a business student at By Mr,. Elhet Bhnk m B Southwestern Junior College in entertained friend* Friday and Calif Mr. Tracy, a student of Saturday. * George Lowden Several attended the evangel- Baldwin on Monday of last week, spent Wednesday wMh his sister, The C!*y Baao-tt* entertained tended Sweetwater High School. is tic services last week at HasPrey attended the Conrtotcry in After their marriage the couple tings E UR. Church. * The play bar brother and family, Mr. and Howard City. * Mr* Dora Kit­ Her*-. Uie Grand Rapid* Masonic Temple plan to live in Hastings, where -JU-.nn Ran* nn,l Rare Rru-.h" wchen of Lowell spent Thuisday Tueaday. Saturday he attended Uie Mr. Traer* father u » re>ort with Mr. and Mrs. Warren from Sfiring Arbor Coitexe. New owner al Baker Lake. No wed­ munlty Building at Lake Odes­ Jackson, and thrtr son. James ding date ha* been set snd Mra Dale Miller and family sa by the Calvary UK Church from WMU, a weekend a«-> to and Mr. and Mn. Forest MUler and Sunday evening * Tl»c WMA. family in Hastings Sunday. Prayvr Band meet* Tuesday af­ Mr* Warren Calmn called on ternoon at the parsonage with Mm Occite I’almetlcr at Milo sewing garment*, devotions and Friday, a Mr. and Mrs Frank family were Sunday dinner guest* a miMlonary program. * The lo­ j Engle honored their daughter. Randalls of Marriara Lake on , Joan, with a birthday .party at Leia Strickland and mother, Win­ dent of oWodland and now liv­ cal conference buxine** meeting tier frienda from her school in Homer, la a surgical patient at nie Dunn, were Saturday evening ing in Custa Mesa. Calif, with Tuesday evening with Bupt. Rev. ' | Grand Rapid* Friday evening Blodgett Hospital. Grand Rapids. callers at toe William Dlciuon her daughter. 'Joyce, ha* been Harold Green presiding. from the I Mns. Frank Bumpu* furnUhcd home. * Tueaday afternoon callers enjoying a sfx-week vacation The Annual Bazaar and chick­ I the cake. * John Mason spent family of Benton Harbor visited with relative* and friend* in thia en supper sponsored by tire । Saturday tn Kiddervtlte: vicinity. Joyre drove through WMA. wiU be here at the par­ rard*. from Wednesday until sonage Thursday evening. Nov Mr* Hazel Hunt returned Sat- Sotvrnfaiy of last week. The Jar4 The public ts invited * Rela­ •’lurday from a two-week visit ,rard* visited several Nashville Hughes Aviation Corp. While in tive* and friend* from far and with tier daughters and tiretr ! friend* or. Saturday. near attended the open house of 205 N. Michigan toe silver wedding anniversary East Middle Lake Births at Pennock Personal Mention FRESH DONUTS Superette Marriage Licenses the Lakeside Grange Sunday. txxue In Tlute Rivers in Michigan during the colorful » Suddenly 3 Complexion Miracles Happen to You With New CORN-SILK First basic change in face, powder in 2,000 years’ Corn-Silk™ Micron™ Powder is the first face powder made from com—yes, com! Miraculously. Com-Silk keeps the shine off your nose hours longer . . . con actually lead to a cleaner, .finer complexion . . . brings out a magnificent matte finish that won't cake or change color.' BORGESS SCHOOL OF NURSING Kolomozoo, Michigan Freshmen applicotions for SEPTEMBER. 1966 are now being accepted. Program is three yean with summers free. Scholarships and loans available. Interested applicants from age 17 to 35, female, and single apply to: Director Discover °Corn-Silk" for Yourself - $2.00 Borgcss School of Nursing GARDNER'S HOW. Stota rrncll C Lind* 5SU.1SK«;: Kolamqxoo Watch While Mr. and Mn. Bria Jarman plan tire home ot the Arthur Stanley * pltel. MoUier and baby came home Saturday Earl Starbard, who la staying spent a memorable Bunday af­ ternoon in cctebraUon of thrtr- a Wednesday caller of Mr* Ethel , Blank, and waa a recent- visitor 50th wedding anniversary. About very pleased to have friends call 175 reiaUvea and friends came I at the Stephen MUler home. * from far and near. Charirrtte, ; Mrs Ethel Blank and Mra. GerTrailer Park. 1 tie Stahlspent spentTueaday TuesdayInLowIn Low­ The Robert Wilsons accom- Coldwater, Battle Creek. Lan- , ell Stehl with atng. Augusta. Bellevue. Grand wllh Mr. Mr and *nd Mrs. Elmer Eln,« Miller, who are ready to return i' to their Winter home at Braden- Visit with toe Eugene Jannan* in Austin. Texas. Prom there they Duma*, Ttxa* Mrs. Beauchamp’# Is A We Make ‘Em Plain 59c dox. FROSTED & DECORATED Doriuts 69c dox. Open Daily TASTE TREATS student* /kewoSd who altered a iMlldred. Gyuld. lauch who waa bridtaroald at the wedding, now , 1521 Gull Rood Phone 945-2134 Mr. and Mrs Stephen Miller. tlila beautiful phenomena in Mrs. Wm. Suiter and Mn. Ethel Calif. Mrs. Ethyle Smith of Blank were among those from Woodland accompanied her back tills way who attended the Alto Garden Club Harvest Banquet at the Caledonia Methodist Church, e staying for a while. Mra. Clxtriotte Edmond* called Wednesday. Oct. 20. * Mr. and Mrs Ronald Neeb are rejoicing over the birth of a boy, Michael TRY SOME TODAY Oould and niece. Kathy Gecoweta from Pt. Wayne, who could Many beautiful gift* wens re- Light Cycle What Ever You WANT on Wednesday. A very joyous and hoppy week BRIDGESTONE Mr. and Mrs. Donald Mcbytr HAS IT Some people make big luxury cars entertained with a party at home. 235 W. Marshall BL. Friday evening, honoring her homo on Sunday morning. Mr. and Mrs Ralph Eye at­ tended tlie wedding of Yvonne at Dearborn Heights Saturday evening and were weekend guests Those from here attending tile JOOF Grand Lodge and Rebekah tel. Grand Rapids last Weebcr, Verta Annabie, Larinla Wood. Luella Rogen. Lida Both- Bridgestone Some make smaller economy models Is GO! aro planning to leave on hew. 8, Mra. Gladys Riggs of Green- DmW. Olds makes both and everything in between! TM* year-lt’s edster thsn ever to rick your Lind oFOId* art yrmr kind of price. From the luxurious Ninety-Eights to the money-saving F-S5s, your Oldsmobile Dealer offers you a TOTAL SPECTRUM OF SELECTION! Full range of body styles and sites snd prices. Full range of performance. (Twelve engines in all, from the 585-hp Toronado Rocket V-8 to the WXTOSS iiomecomtng at Eaatcm Univer - from the LeggyeWorld of Mra Elmer Gillespie Is in Hodaugliter and family, the Robert 3ml ths LIHie Bamgar <9 Carol her son snd family, the on Monday and new economy-minded Action-Line 6.) Full ran of appointments, too, so you can fsth'toh yoar Olds (Mayltc it’s.that new one-of-a-kind Toronado.) Bee your Oldsmobile Dealer—his full selection makes shopping around a thing of lhe peril LOOK TO OLDS FOR THE NEW! in Ypsilanti over the weekend as gueau of their daughters. Clyde, Kan 7 Models to BERKSHIRE . Tha lively look for legs. our new International Collectioryof textured stockings by Berkshire. . IV^ have your pattern circular diamond or net, In colors both vibrant and muled. Famous Berkshire styling and quality. S1£5.to&5Oapair -*—v IO -E* Choose from at to Granrl ftaptd* for Goodyear Brothers REAHM MOTOR SALES ioy N. MICHIGAN HASTINGS DuMund of Holland on Bunday. IMPLKMENTS 124 N. JaHarson Hastings of Kalama*",-, and evening tors wrrn Mr. »Ad Mn H Look for famous 'Trade-Name' labels on the things you buy . . . you'll find them here! Pcirm&leojr 124 tart Stale Street �iwonne M. Weber | And Lynn Davis Fvrhanno Vnu/c Exchange Vows Vermontville Club Gu^st from MSU Colls for Ringo Swingo Club Dance Society newS Ss-ingo Square Dance entertained with a family din- with a masquerade party an Saturday. Ort. 23. at the I Thanksgiving and farewell party for her pare—, _ _ ihur Strubic*. who are leaving for Florida about Nov. 1. The nirats oilier Ilian the iionccrc;. Monday evening. Nov. 1. for Its Yvonne Marie Weber of I annual Library Night Mrs. Ber- and Lynn Davis of Hastings -era nard Allen. he*d Ubrarlan, and a I unltevl In marriage by Uie Rev IVw1i>r>« III l a ■ a*. *b Lla— 1* Hall tn the presence of family friends. concluded with a candlehghtlng service before an improvised wed­ ding bower. Traditional wedding music was played and Valerie speas rang Rl Delicti are the i»rents of die bride, and Mr and Mra Edward I The bride, given In marriage by her father, woe a shaath style drraa of Philippine lace over white 'and yellow gladioli. Modal 331 •ilm-silhouette design in basic black, with turquoise accents closed for carrying: ONLY 7H’ DEEP! Grand Rapids, and Mbs J ion Kelsey from Ferris State. - Mra. Mary Kahler of Yankee I btrtiiday with a delicious din­ ner. Those intending were Mr luixe cxuvaa. Mr. and Mra. RlchMISS .MELANIE M. MUNTON ard Count and family of Middle­ ville. Mr and Mra Merl Count Daughter of Past Residents Plans Summer Nuptials belt Williams of Nashville. After gift*. Afternoon caller* were Mra All controls face tho front MR AND MRS. WILLIAM F. JOHNCOCK . . . Mias Nora Lee Mlles Becomes Bride. Delton Church Is Setting for Lovely Nuptials ptttholOK> ,nd tixw present The Nov. 17 meet­ ing will be held at Mra Rav Wielands home, with the leaaon ley and April Springer and Patsy -Dnuing by Design" by Mra Dodge. Hastings Public Schools follow ­ Don Lenz Member* will bring mass tone arm ing graduation. Her parent* are Thanksgiving recipes and centerOsgood of Hemet, Calif Calif.;: Mra. f(inner Hasting* residents John Chgood Tough, long-lasting ■ Mildred LeVor of Brooklyn. N. Y.; a 1M1 graduate of St. Jcweph pebble-grain finish Mra. William McCallum of Kata- nigh School Mr Coilins abo Miss Nora Lee Miles and WUMembers of the Chidester i Horn F Johncock were united In Michigan State Unlvw’sity in Study Group mH with Mra Ger­ n-.iraiage by Ute Rev David Honey1945 and will receive his mas­ ald Knickerbocker on Oct. 21. Margaret Winters and Mra , ' 227' the groom. ter's degree in speech pathology Mra. Maude Kura gave the home safe­ ONLY $75.00 . .Tr funned in the nreacnce of 175 and audiology' from Northwest­ — ■____ .. Mr. and Mra Garth Fiona ern Unlvendiy. Evanston. Ill., and thlt l^rTLTtX^K Oiurch al D'Ilon Wh“' next Summer. Tin Dorsey of Cleveland. Ohio nd thkt important pipers be yellow pompons decorated the Both are past presidents of “ handy in case of an emerwnri ' . «« Sigma Alpha Eta. speech and Mra. Charlene Kidder told about , Keeping Up With Hubby" from 2? °f MSU a aillege section she attended Ey IJ1/1 Douglas Florla of Lansing were A summer wedding U being during Use tiumcmaker* confer- IrLm-An 5Jllr* ot Galesburg Mr 131 4V. SHI. M5 UBB planned. ence Howtraraa wero Mra Wto- ^’ »» Tuesday evening. trra and Mrs Phyllis Puller A ■AJ'wxrethegrrxxns |»rants delicious luncheon waa served ”°*‘ry 5“ ,‘he M , . , and Mra. Ciiarlr* Kuepfer wu the MUSIC CENTER ONLY A korell FITS LIKE A KORELL Kothorine Weeber Receives 50-Year Rebekah Jewel The Hiawatha Rebekah annual Installation meeting was held on Friday. Oct. 27. AU of the district officer* answered roil call Rose Parker, president. Dimondale; Joyce Buehler, vice prealdent. Freeport; Arloa BUrghdutT, secretary. Hastings, and Gertnide MacOconneH. Olivet. Visitors wera from Olivet. Bellevue. Charlotte. Dimondale and Wayland. Alsd present was Thlraa Anderson, right aid to chaplain of the ladle* association of Patriot Militant. A jewel showing 50 year* of continued membership was preaented to Katharine Weebcr. Chaiiman of the lunch committee for the next meeting is The!ma Barr The next card party committee will be Emma Payne, Utha Keech. Greta Perkins and Velma |Vandlln At the cloae of the meeting a delicious luncheon and daughter. Becky, of Rochee- In a double ring cerejnony, performed at 6 pm. in the Naxh•warded the Charles KUllaijs fur Hlle Methodist Chureh SaLurdsy. Ort. 23 Mis* Sandra LewlA •on for being the funniest and daughter of Mr and Mra. Earcll Phyllis Anderson. the mod original Lewis of 106 N. Main Street. Naxhrille. became tlie bride of of Farmington, a student st MSU. David Hummel, son of MrsXzAllen Hummel of Kelly enjoyed by all. Highway, Vermontville. Tlie Rev Max Gladding united Welcome from like Odrraw. Wood­ the couple In marriage. laud. Nashville. DeWUFand RichBaskets of wldte mums deco­ The decorating committee, the rated the altar The bride, racorted to Ute altar Jim Andkraona. Melvin Haights. Pete Andersons and Iton Cunning­ hams did a grand job of adding to floor length gown of white satin. the featlvltlea by decorating the The fitted skirt ended In a room and the lovely punch table Chapel train, and a Jeweled where doughnuts and sweet cider aown held the fingertip length veil of Uliuion nrt She carried David ulute mums Hershberger* and the' Omar Mia Jackie Smith of Phoenix, Barnum* Arts,, the bride’s cousin, was liw maid honor. She chu»e an empire style fl«w length gown of mint green with lace bodice and slcevra She carried brown and yellow mums. Tlu bndcsmiHds were Mini Gloria Varkoly of NaahvlUe. Mixa BartMra Tuttle of Wyanddlte and Miss Janeen Hummel of Vermontville They wort gowns The Hastings Senior Citizens' Identical to that of the maid Club met Monday, Oct. 23 at the of honos' Brenda Lewis, sister Parish House and enjoyed a pro­ gram of dance* and athletic and Frankie Tuttle ot Wyan­ achievement* presented by the pupil* of the WUWjn Slaters dotte. the bride’s cousin. waa tlie Dance Studio. Allen Hummel Jr. of VermontJo-EUyn Mym. one of the Wilson sisters, opened Hie show with a tap medley which, with attendants were Gordon Gutthe glittering costume and the chnaa of Vermontville. Dewey intricate variety of steps, had Hummel of Charlotte and Don­ everybody fascinated. Her artist- ald Hummel of Vermontvide. Seating the gurat* were Rug«r preclated by an audience whose Lewis of Nashville, brother of only acquaintance with this type the bride, and Charles Tuttle of of entertainment had probably Wyandotte. Dancers, Baton Twirlers Please Senior Citizens ' RlchanT Weber o{ "Bainbridge I “nd suter MUs Nellie’‘capp^ Naval Base. Md. brother of Uie ", 2* “J,d Pastor John M Boers of .bride, wu brat man. '** uX ^ddlevllte. A special thank* to ' A rtcepucm followed the cere™ | mony. after which Ute happy couple Mra hHp' । left by car for a weekend teip | “L. J : They will be at home to their ’Km«“,ey Avc • «• Jra«Th. friends on Becker Road. Hastings 'wcn(hf Morning Dove Extension । Ute reception wu hosted by Mra •VU* Munton. a 1941 graduate gtydy c>uh Wednradav mewn Lynden Johnroek Jranle Jahnaon fyf Lakeview High School. BatClub 0,1 Wfdne«d*y momcut Uie brides cake. Barbara May I He Croek, eamevl her BA .with Osgood served Ute punch. Marilyn honorai at Michigan State University In March of 1945. 1845. She is is■, fnr Johncock and Elizabeth Ann Roby - ' cr,llX in attending Weatem Michigan Ump* ’Shadoweight’ low Double Ring Rites Unite Couple at Nashville Church Ihp HaaUnga WCTU spent a T»,e hrtde. given in marriage bv PrtSSJnoftMidd|h°ni'’ hcr (athCT Worr “ on 19 rw?n.rilk "town' f“htone>1 tJai* Une*' ' ?J wltto ■ fund'd n«L three-quarter . 'a <nd “ chupeJ trata- A «nan i Mr*, Peterson and Mra. tailbox decorated with :hot.tcs.-i IXnaer ..ompjnml on U» „la |lteS ' ano and melodeon with group j)ir carried a cascade of yelslnglng of several hymn* which low and whlw cxnu4t1(xu added much zeal for the ocMrv Richard Baad of Portage 1 c' “Won. attended her sister as matron of • • • honor She wore a yellow gown Mr* Terry King of Ann Arbor fashioned wifh a velvet bodice aivl ' ■ luncheon and baby shower given three-quarter length by her sister-in-law. Mr*. Bruce flowers were yellow Banghart of BatUe Crtek. on I Saturday afternoon. Oct. 23. । Gutsta were from Haatings, Heneveld of Cincinnati. Ohio; Miw Vicksburg, Kalamazoo. Delton. Betty Johncock of Delton. lister of i Howell. I-inrlng, Whitmore Dtke. Uie groan, and Mra. Ronald Keagle i and Ann Arbor. Some of tlie of BatUe Creek. 1hustxuids and small children Thom-u Reed of Delton served i as beat man and usher* were Rick IBanghart home during the party. bride, and Norman O’Meara and On Wednesday evening. Oct. Wayne Payne, both of Delton For her daughter’s wedding. Mra Ron Merrill entertained with a Ely chose a black and white check tyrfk-and-blue shower at the walking sun. The Orville VanWies Have Grand Trip Mr. and Mr*. OrvlUe VanWto returned Friday night from a trip to Aruorai. where they visited ids brother. Mr. and Mra. Ralph Van Wle of Tucaon. En route they visited Lincoln's Tcanb at Springfield. IU.. the W1U Next came a baton duet by Rogen Memorial Building at day. more. Okla, and "Boot HUI" at Krystyna f-eiurayiuki and Deb­ bie Ingram, both exhibiting skill and finsase with the "stick " The pre-schoolers, led by Paula TUcson were Nogalea Mexico, the Ifcen Museum and "Old Tucson' Wooden from Delton, were Which Is a famous movie location Sandy Plsune. Dee White. Jo Myera, Laurie Myers. Ronnie Actor John Wayne was there mak- Myer*. Cindy Tolles. Kimberly Converse, David Smith. DawnoUier interer.tlng sight was Uie ette Barnes, Robin Stonehouse lights of TUraon at night from fall from Hastings> and Deanna Johncock, David Wllaon and “A" Mountain. Randy Wilson from Delton The VanWIca visited the former two-baton and a Boogie-andHoop • Baton number, presented by Penny Jo Daniels of Wood­ home land. . gards to dto friends tn Hasting* where she *u a caseworker at the markable exhibition of discipline Bureau of Social Aid. and co-ordination They evident­ ly enjoyed what they were doing and the oldsters watching them enjoyed all the unscheduled little tricks that these lltUe folks gave for good measure Another overnight visit wm with with evidence of careful plan­ Mr. VanWIe'a niece and family. ning. so that everything went of! as planned, and there were no delays between acta such m and Dawn of Memphis. Tsnn. Judy VanWie. who made the might have been expected with so many little people involved The Cltlxens are most grateful to all who contributed to the at St Joaeph’s Hospital there on afternoon's entertainment Munday. OeJ IB, and W1U enjoy the Arizona sunshine a whUe be­ Call WI 5-3481 fore returning to Michigan The temperatures were ranging the visit, with nighttime tempera­ ture! of around 60. Community House following the ceremony. The couple went to Mackinaw City on their honevmoun Both the bridk and groom graduated from -TMaple Valley Scliool in 1945 The new Mrs. Hummel Is employed at the Hmtlng* Mutual Inwirancc Com­ pany .and her husband wnrka Member* of the wedding party were entertained Friday evening by live groom's parents follow­ ing rehrarail. The Frank Kurin »p-*nt the weekend with the Vai Kurrs at near Newaygo. WHITE'S Photography WEDDING rHOTOCRAPHY HASTINGS — FkMW 945-3967 Mid-Villa Inn Phyllis Leonhardt To be Installed As Worthy Matron MIDDLEVILLE and white tweed suit. The reception waa ay of Mra Fraser Inydde was held in I Uie (TrudyJ Shade of Lake <rxteOTA Mra. Frieda Adams rewnwd The pink-and-blue color• tbeirfB lPr“lrtfv111* Township Hall. For traveling, the new Mrs. Jolincock chose a blue and white non where she had b<-m staying the gift table. There were IB to herringbone tweed suit with white of Uie Hastings OES. Cljaptar ward Adnnut. while they were tn enjoy the evening of games and collar and cuffs After a wedding trip, the bridal Florida attending a gas and oil visiting as well as the fun of Phyill* Leonhardt 1* to be In­ couple will make their home in convention. . the gift-opening. Delton stalled as worthy matron and PhUUp Leonhardt as worthy natron. Installing officers are to be. Mar­ the home of Mr. and Mrs. Myron Specially priced for “gift giving jorie H1U. installing officer.- ElUaJohncock The newlyweds are both IBM beth Wenaly, installing marshal,graduates of Dei tori High School Ina Elston, installing chaplain; Until" her marriage the bride was Fem Peeraon. installing organist. employed by J. C. Priutey Co. and and Janet Cheney. the groom U employed by Eaton Mfg. Co. in BatUe Creek. " FRIDAY FISH SPECIAL A the Perch You Can Eat | Camp Fire Smoke | 54 25 Personal Mention The Camp Fire Council candy sale will be November 4-20. Blue Birds and Camp Fira Girls will be 1 selling Fanny Farmer's candy । two kind*, miniature chocolate Mr. and Mrs Chris Kaechele and almond bark. The proceeds The Robert Furrow family and ra. Fmtnan Furrow visited the Wm. Garrtaon family of LENEL ofHM Caressant or Trifling BATH rOWDU AND BATH OH HUUMI KORELL PLUS-SIZES FIT YOU PERFECTLY • • . with no alterationi if yourt 5' 5" or under! A bewildiing fragrance that lasts for hours on end, the flacon of Bath Oil Perfume 1 Dram. mother, 12’A to 22’/i $1 Q98 BOTH FOR ONLY $450 $4 50 A Live Orchestra ploying Music for your dancing and listening pleasure Friday, Saturday & Sunday Evenings. Phone SY 5-3640 Technical Created with love for those in love . a Naval Air Navigator. $4JS Volua Sixes: CHICKEN S OUR SUNDAY SPECIALTY munlty Building. Mra. Richard Taylor’s Group 9, Lluta were dUapjwintad Thurs­ day. They were ail ready to go to an overnight camp-out but the AT A SPECIAL PRICEl Tka Big Ttuna^ . . T!jJ costume took tbit coming tooton it tron^ . exeitinff combination for gift giving. Smooth, silky, 5 lated into a luO% Cotton double knit three-piece suit. The soGr' tone thorf sleeved shell is color co-brdirioted with- the tweed ’ ounce dusting powder with a gay fluffy fML.and Purse jacket with notched collar and long sleeves and the slim skirt. Colon: Raspberry, Blue. Green, Novy, Beige —SATURDAY HAPPY HOUR— Drinks at Vi PRICE from 8 to 9 P.M. Marguerite ject." Your support will be ap­ preciated. parents, the Robert Hopkina. The candy committee includes: Mrs Robert Godfrey, Mra. Hasty Mlles. Mrs. John McLean. Mra. Arthur Karrar and Mra. Kanntelh purchased from the Dick Smith*. Towne from Delton. Camp Fire Girls of the Wood Tlrlr daughter. Margo Gatherer's rank will ba taking part in Uie ConservaUon KxhJbl- ner guests of Mrs Mra Maurice Carved3 Btrahl. Allen home during her absence. DREAM WEDDING RINGS pkMhu son. flew to Grand Rapids from The LAPO DRUGS rtNICI UI Bonnet & Gown c. oeacu sti Shop Ainu Finglrron 144 EAST STATE STREET HASTINGS, MICHIGAN weak with bar daughter. Mra. Beatrice Miller, of Battle Creek. Maude. Mary, and Marguerite MoGulnaa* of Detroit called on HVtNHtN MOCMIN IRlDt MIDti macazim UltM a HOME Gilmore Jeweler : 102 E Sure WI 5-5316 �Pennock Hospital Women's Boards Hold Meetings H^pita) women* Board met Man­ ot Mrs. Gerald Beckwith. plans far Die All-Member Affair Nov. 3 were discussed. Mra Rose-11 SUinlm. soda! chairman, is in duigc; Mr' Stephen Johnson, j, oration chairman; Mr* Edvard H beet Hollister in chair* of pub­ licity. Mn. Beckwith announced the Nashville Laurel Chapter Officers Tbs trip to Detroit this weo was an especially happy one for New afllren tar Laurel Chapter Uie Bugrnc Honteers of 1339 S. No. 31. Order of Eastern Star, have Montgomery, a* they brought bewi instated at Nashrill*. home thrtr new baby daughter, Serving as worthy iratron, Mr* BerUna Jopple; worthy patron. Paul Corbin; amociate matron, birthday of Mn Hentear. Paige is the third HtUe one to join the Rcnlser household which now in"•‘ y treasurer, ssya. Betty Meade, couductreos, Mr* on Sept. 11. the Henlser's wad­ Montiel Dull: auocute exmduct- ding anniversary, and Gregory «■*. Mr* Darlene Hughes; mar­ Gene, who Is four. shal. Mfa. Nyls Watrous; organist. Mra Isabel Wskh; Ada. Mr* Mar­ jorie H1U; Ruth. Mrs. Hahn Car­ bin; Esther. Mn. Helm Ack«l; Martha. Miss Marlene AckeU; Mra Joyte Baker; American bearer. George Vogt; Christian Michigan Association of Hospital Ralph Pennock; chapiainTltra. Ina AiAilisrics from Detroit. Reports from departments were Elstcn. and sentinel. James Riser gum and meetUgi adjourned. Vermontville OES installs Officers at Uie hospital (fining room at I ’ Saturday evening. Oct. 23. the pm on Oct. 25 There were II following officers for Evening guild repreaentauvee present Star Chapter No. 943. Vermont­ The Nov. 3 All-Member Affair ville, were installed: Worthy ma­ wm discussed. The policy and by- i I —AV, *■ —— V —- ■ *‘ hw ctaumitlee Is to be set up wlUi I —'7 Mra Richard Shuster as chairman | Uriy scheduled mrellngs of both s^Xy ^ bMrt“Gladys Green: treasurer. Miss auuwe in the fiscal year was Margarete Zemke. conducSrera explained by the president, Mra. Mra. Laquedta Valdlck; asaoctate Cirrald Beckwith. ! conductresa, Mra Edna Huff; Boyne Mountain Woriulwp re- chaplain, Mra Jean Baker mar, pnu were ghrn by Mr* Howard shall. Mra Francra BheteAhetm; Frost, Mrs WUltam GQlbert. Mra: organist. Mra Betsy Parker Ada. H-bert Hollister and Mra. Beck- Mra Albert Rockafeliar: Ruth. •MMn. Judy Gardner; Esther, Mr* Mr*. Beckwith exprnMCd Uie wish ; Pearl Ewing; Martlia. Mn. Vlrjh.t allnxianceallhe AU.MrtnbWi^nta im*; necta. Mn Minna Allalr b» large and that it te all Klni. guild mrmben' responsibility lo ~™' Mn. Mary Trowscijuaint the public with Uie serv-1 teWt-. smiincl. Mike Huff, and kto and functions of the guild*. instructor, Mr*. Gladys Green Iced Butter Shapes of t Halloween rated Square Special Halloween Friedcokex dox. Fudge Brownie* fcmethmg to satnfy.ihaljweef tpoth. Dole's Peanut Brittle & Cocoanut Brittle 6 for Nancy Lee Todd, Larry Goodenough Married Saturday Society ne,ws Kenneth Hewitts Carol Jean Jackson and Ken­ J.T U-Z neth Hew it: repeated their wed­ ding vows Saturday morning. < n Lil- hrt* rbn.rhii «r>«- ii frfcnds 75 ft ft nd* members member* I p'° •for ,hc ‘MUdtatlon of oflleer* | ,,. ■, ’’ ‘ ** Mrv Ferule Munton and ffivpi (soclaUon were Introduced Mis* Parente of the couple are Mr. vart of Grand Rapids were dcnl. Mrs Ma)-n<rd part. m»rMra Wm. Parker entertained and Mrs. Marion Jackson of Thuraday gu«te of Mr. •nd jtal; Mra Nyta Watrous. Ameribar bridge club on Thursday rural Lake Odessa and Mr. and Mn Frank Hynes. Fhe Hynea c-n flag bearer- Mrs Duane OsMn Laverne Hewitt of rural Mbs Nancy Lm Todd, daughter chrutlan flag bearer, and speat the weekend al Lake Cily. 1 Woodland. U—. — fVa few I ■____ ____ of Mr. and Mra Forrest Frank 'dent. Mra Leonard Jopple. worof 7191 Shaytowu Road. Venuontbekah Aseerobly tn Grand father, chose her mother's wed ­ Ville. and Larry Goodnuash. son ding dress ot ivory satin with net Ing and fishing m wH! m visit- • no 31, wm also introduced. Hospital Guild I. Howard Goodoverlay, featuring a broken em­ Ing. They have been visiting lite ■ Mrs. Oabun introduced her ofaln, VermoulviUe. oc Wednesday. pire style with a sabrtna neck­ pormte. the Frank Kelly*, who, ncera and expressed her thank* line. snd the wrist length sleeves accompanied them to Cedarville j and appreciation for a successful visiting a cousin. Mra Audrey 3 pm. tn Uie Vermontville Meth­ wwe edged with pleated net. The for a lew days odist Church’ trip, an and and enjoyable year. Z’ . i»nc-7h aZIX loc * Iew fishing trip. now length dress extended into,-------the tjwFran pranGogins Gogins family, ! conducting Uie Ceremony of Hie Bev. Warren Jackson read commKtae for the evening- Wln- a chaoe length enrth train. Her veil veil “**.rY*“ family. . chapel The Lo> 8L Martina of Muni- 'installation were: Mrs. Malcolm the double ring ceremony bi the ring vteUed the Henry and Maclver. installing officer; Mrs. pressnee of approximately 135 Perkins from her aunt Thelma. Carol al- "Chip" St Martin tamlllea on Rohm Toten. installing marMra. Jame» Clark, installtided traditional organ music. •o wore the same pettlsllp Uiat the weekend of Oct. Id. Last Mra Alice Coulon at Atlanta. h«r sister wore al her wedding weekesul. Merl St. Martin, also ing chaplain; Mrs Pern Pierson, Munaljig. who VU hunting by her father, wwe a street-length •arller this Summer, which was of . -nK installing organut. and Mr* vlcltjily., visited liiem them and ,Jsnet Cheney, installing soloist. nlng after visiting her father. made from part of her maternal tn this vicinity ^sndmotherTLeddX dip Ble atao 11U -on and family, thea shawl neckline. Her short veil Joseph St. Minlna Martins, of Umc11 Howell irutalled aa worthy matron and carried an orchid and whlte|Jo *nh “ Tlie Ben Campbell* were Sun- Fred Matteson a* worthy patron, week. A family dinner Oct. 17 at and site curried a bou day gutwU of Uwir daughter, tho Other ofllcen who were inthe Matthews' home brought the with white streamers. and white carnations Among the college students Mn William Prost; associate patron. Prank McIntyre; con­ tlie homecoming being the main ductress, Mrs. Vernon Hooper: secretary. Mis* DonUia Corning; Martini Hein. Karen Morgan. treasurer, Mr* Harry Balsch; chaplain. Mn. Hotel Derrick: marshal. Mn. Hany Stimson; Connie Carter of Midland. Jeff organist. Mra DeEtte Baker; Kimmel from WMU; Vai Smith, star points were Adah, Mrs. Tom King. Rod Miller. Mike James Polhemus; Ruth. Mn. Youngs, the J. C. Ctareya. Carol Ivan Payne; Esther. Mn. Jerome Rone, Joe Morgan. John Scbowal- Van Matre Martha. Mr*. Pearl ter and Rod Kelthley from MSU; Brown; Electa, Mn. Dorothy Shoran Wellfare. Janine Os- Bonneville; Warder. Mn. Frank troth and Martha Culbert from McIntyre, and Sentinel. Ivan CMU, JU1 Edger from Alma and Payne. Flag Escorta Installed were: Dawn Burghdoff, Daye Will. Jean Ketecy and Linda Ftdewa Hany Stimson. Christian flag. Vernon' Hodper as O.EH from Ferris State. . •and —- •••••>■•• M^s. Harry Harry Balsch Is .cereMra Clarence MUler wm call- flag. flag Mrs --------- ---w. ed to Houghton Lake on Friday, monlal director and Instructor. ______ of 'thc'lllAcM >■>__ T*tnhn (£u ■■ 15. ,b^Tu^ of *t At aa latar later maatlm* meeting Mv« Mts John her sister-in-law. Mra. David Howell will be Installed m umKomoriy, who paurd away on ctA(e eonductrtM. euulu. Mr. MUkr >U ——j— —j .».« .Mrs. Osbun, wm presented her her bridal b Reluming a northern er on Wednesday to attend tlie past matron's jewel by junior funeral, and she returned home past matron. Mrs. Maynard Park. <M> Eagle Point road Gifts were presented to Lote and the foUowing day. Jerome, from their officer*, by wood. The groom, a graduate of Halfing*, la. employed in LanMrs. W xxtmaiisee chote IM hei gUig. ' Theme, Fidelity and Love; Sym­ bol. Key of Friendship; Prayer. A reception for Ken and Carol WM held on October 18 at the Wayne Peacock, at Morley a Study to show thyself approved unto God a workman that need not be ashamed, rightly dividing 'the guest tlie word of truth <U Timothy also entertained Mr. and Mra. 3-15>. Colon. Blue and white. Homer Peacock of Portland for and Mrs. Robert Shoemaker, dinner on Bunday. Out of town guests were presMn. Frank Crabb, Mr. and । ent from Grand Rapids. Edaunt and uncle of the bride, and tricta Rathbum of Charlotte, se­ the Hrat time In many years slater * only attendant. Bhe wore lected a black and white wit and and included Mrs. Coukxi. Bruce a pink dotted Swiss dress with an empire waistline edged with a Mra Plynn Matthews and Mr. wide moss green velvet ribbon and Mrs. Nanai Nielsen. with bow and ribbon extending down the front. Bhe carried a were Mike Todd of Hastings and fireside bvuket of pink carna­ Rex Todd of Vermontville, brothers tions with matching ribbon. of the bride. 751 N Barber Road, entertained Attending the groom as best Oct. 16 fcr the following young church parlors immediately fol­ After the bride and groom cut lowing the weddlna with Mr. and their wedding cake, a light lunch - unde entering live Navy; Ray Altoft and Tom Landl*, entering the tending were the bride's parents, Army. Those who attended from and her grandparents. Mr.* and Miss Jackie Goodenougb. sister of Mra Clyde Shoemaker. Sr., her the groom, served the bride s cake sister and husband. Mr. and Mr*. snd Miss Janet Ann Betts ot Char­ Muskegon. Stephen Karr ar, the groom's parents, and Louann and Tom. MUler poured the punch and Miss Grand Ledge, Keith Savaawl and his frandparenta, Mr. and Rosalie SjMdel of Na*hv|lle served and family of Vicksburg. Wilma Mr* Homer Henncy snd Mr. snd coflee. Jay and Dennis Todd, Mrs. Wayne Henney and boy*. brothers of Uw bride, accepted Uie , The bride changed into a win­ gifts, and LouArui Schrtver was bi ter white drew with gold acces- trip the bride changed to a flow- ville. U was master paint night the Aluminum Extrusion Company Tuesday at tlio Hastings Coun­ try Club*bridge game. The north- Cookie Doy Every Wednesday—4 dox. aM*. pkg. $1.00 Mra Julius Bellas-. of Katamaarc leaving Saturday for DALE’S BAKE SHOP |. !IsIsWorthy Worthy Matron Matronofof Mrs. Munton and Middleville OES Stephen J. Cooley About and o*X^.«nuT^.iExchange Vows Saturday evening. Oct. 33. Heaney, before an alter of white ton and daughter. Donna, uaon gave an tntmwtmg lesson mum-. and pink carnation* on on "Decorate For Living." The candelabra with potted palms in Mcxxe, who attends WMU. Mra. Mrfo.bmTweb : performed at next meeting will be Nov. 17 at the background. PhyUls Rider, Tanya and E^l iom^g and -muoduclng l he, mer's heme.. Mias . ta,tln< ! , formed by th eRev. Simon T. Moore. Jr.. Paul Moore andred ’ov* I * guraU Wedding dinner guesta at QM 1 with Mra. Carlton Ferguson .— 6 for 42c glared. Coffee Cake* . . . Family Size 58c: Small u32c THE HASTINGS BANNER—7 Personal Mention I Mrs. Woodmansee —• Now At Home After Honeymoon telnet! the wedding party st a re­ Akoft and Sylvia Walter*. Robhearsal luncheon Bunday afternoon. thur Yorger, James Carpenter FRIDAY & SATURDAY Apple Fritter* Welcome Daughter ill Include and William Bartlett and tilled Slasnim of Kalamaxm. Teof west aunt and uncle of the groom. winners vrer4"*Mra. Gordon Iron. of the bride. to Mr* Grace It tmU Belfli Id J. WUmxi. Mn. Bob Gris, Mra.! Refreshments were serve, Lynn Johnson and Dean John- | from table* attracUvely decorat •on fog the bumetxMUing game «■ — । witki jack-o-tan terne MnRi Kiday evening, and Mra Wil- colored leaves and varied adore mum*. r Every woman wants a color lift If you want a change, come in and see our color specialists. They'll give your hair the lift it needs with rinses or tints. CAJA 945-3382 Peg’s Beauty Bar MIDDLEVILLE OES MEETING The regular meeting of Mid­ sin. Jane Rocklfeller. Presiding dleville Chapter No. 17. 0X8. Schubcrt, a school friend of the Temple, Wednesday evening, young couple recalved Nov. 3 at g pm. A potluck supper at 8:30 pm, member* please many useful gifts for their new bring table service and a dish to Out-of-town guests were from pass AU member* are urged to attend. Grand Rapids. Bonnac. Lapeer, Mr* Harold Britten and VcrawutvUle, ClarkXvllle, Waydaughter, Jean Willlama and her tend. Lansing, Sidney. Coopers­ daughter. Trudy were Bunday ville, Stanton, Grand Ledge and virilors at tlie Jamoi Britten Woodland. hone. Mr. and Mn. Donald Britten Mn. James Polhemus. • Mr. and Mrs Russell Breler. Mr and M:s joined. enjoying civilian life again after ker. Mn. Olive Chase and Mr* spending nearly 21 years in the Wilbur Klump. USE YOUR CREDIT MONTHS TO PAY podges JEWELRY Established 1931 122 W. State St. BANNER WANT ADH PAT1 Before receiving his discharge ■employment at the Hastings Aluminum Product* Company aa mechanic. He enjoys this type of Miller’s DW Phone WI 5-2091 Fog Preston. Owpgr Above Savings & Loan A style for with -a gt center die 107 E. Woodland, Hasting* Midway Between Broadway and Michigan Richard Brod beck of Woodland. tour of Northern Michigan Ha tr.-.illr he was In the Army. His family Open Mon. thru Frl. till 9 p.m.—Closed Saturdays one says, the trend and certainly were beautiful. Indianapolis over the weekend v wiling tlirtr sou and family. Dr. and Mrs. Richard Wander. 1 Ills Na WE ARE NOT Going Out of Business! NOR ARE WE Liquidating our Stock! isxta. turned from a Western trip on which she visited mostly tn Wellington and Oregon. Mr. snd Mm. Edward Lcchteit- WE'KE NOT REALLY HAVING A SALE! of Clarendon HlUa. ID, took a trip to Bridgeport. Conn., last, HOWEVER, WE ARE OFFERING OUR FINE LINES OF: • MaGee • Monarch • Barwick • Regency • and Windsor also joined them for the weekend making a most pleasant family reunion. They also visited the Worlds Fair. The crip Itself was outstanding as the colors were simply gorgous especially through Pennsylvania and New York. Bangharij. and Mrt CARPETS at our Regular Low Prices that other stores often list as Uxiise John McLean. Mrs. Rich- Richnew on Wednea- X took a carry-ln luncheon and spent the day with Joan -SPECIALS Full Brand New Rolls ol Carpet.ng .n *»ock (two ’• for immediate .nMallation for Moen's Christens* regular price a» •unday visitor. SALE the year around! a physical education teacher in weekend with her mother, the Woodrow Wynns. leaving this Thursday morning to ^xnd a few days with their daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Mra. Ethel. Wright of Battle daughter and family. Uie Mar- Rug & Furniture Cleaning Specialists YEARS EXPERIENCE—GUARANTEED WORK �S—THt: HASTINGS BANNF.R TkwMtay. October M, IMS people. formerly the Brown School built approximately 85 Mr. and Mra. Spicer own and Exploding Oil operate the Circle 8 Variety store in Vermontville, and Mr. Splcrr drive* a track for the Heater Gauses Capitol Toy Company ol LanDestructive Fire ! Proceedings of the Barry' Co. Board of Supervisors East Doud By Mrs. Lloyd Oiren Mrs. Herman Gelman from South Haven is .pending a few day* with her parent*. Mr. and Mra Will Ourd. * Mra. Mary Shield* and children from Port­ age called on her grandparents, Mr. and Mra. Will Ourd. Satur­ day. * Mr. and Mr*. Howard Moore were Bunday dinner gtieiu nt their daughter's home. Mr. Around the World ton * Mr. and Mr.- Linden Norri* and boy* were Bunday dinner guest* al Lyle Norris', went of CfaaeyMra. William Cox and children from Nashville «pent Saturday at the Lloyd Owen* Mr*. Eunice Bancroft from Freeport and Air*. Smeeeburger from Grand Udge oiled at the Lloyd Owen* home Saturday. * Mr. and Mr*. Lloyd Owen* called at Karol Owen's at Algonquin Lake Sunday. * We are glad to report Mra. Kdon Houghtalln U much better and back in her Beauty Nook again. MU.M. MU., O » >0 cw of Vermontville will leave Nov. 14 for » tlurt-month trip that will take them nround the world. .WE! If Your Poythedc Soems To MT AWAY' Stan Trumble, C.L.U. TRY PLANNED SAVINGS New York Life Phone Vermontville 259-7298 ne BIDS WANTED 136 E. State St. HOLIDAY HOSTESS ENSEMBLE a wonderful holiday offer oo Township Treasurer's 40% Short Term Phone WI 5-3853 Tax Bonds. Detailed. Amounts available AU Savinft Injured Up Io $10,000 •dll. F.S.L.1.6^, at Barry County Clerk's Office. 4-Pc. COFFEE SET ' with purchase of Member Federal Home .Loon Book System •89»“ FREE SHOCK CHECK gleaming silver. Everything in one purchase Jack Echtinaw's Service SEE Gordon or Elwood Yoder Offer endi December 31,1965 320 N. Michigan Hostings Yoder Sunoco SEL Freeport Jack or Ed Echtinaw Rockhill & Banghart J»<O1847 ROGERS BROS? Hastings Shell 327 S. Jefferton Hastings SEE Chet or Rocky Get a free Monroe shock check and take advantage of this special offer nf • International stainless steel flatware for only $2.99 S Larke's Cifgo •Service 135 E. Green Hastings SEE Lyle Sanborn Silcock Marathon 1436 S. Hanovtft Hastings Hastings SEE SEE Gary Hartman Bob Silcock The Following Dealers Listed: r)7li££e/u JEWELERS til W.it Sot* Sumi - One hour "mmimzini;: CCRTIFIES Marble's Standard V & J Mobil 202 I. State 227 E. State Hostings Hastings SEE Fay Marble THE MOST IN DRY CLEANING OPEN fro« 7 a.m. to 6 p.m., Fri. un 9 p.m. ONE HOUR SERVICE on Request from 8 A.M. to 3 P.M. Vern Bowman Ill West State St, Hastings QUALITY FURNITURE �Hastings Seeks 7th Straight Win at Charlotte Victory Would Clinch Share of Homecoming Tilt i Blue & Gold A* hJ^s*£.he Powers Way to Conterenee title western in Spartan ««»«£Stadium be- oth Straight p Lakeicood 7’rareln ginning al 1:30 pin. (‘.larpymen Score 3 To Meet St. Johns; ] the Wildcats blasted Michigan Stoic 39-11 Northwestern scored another lopsided JU-6 victory In Touchdoicnt in 2nd Ionia at Alma In the third quarter Charlotte Guard Corky Helman inter- fumbled a punt on ita own 3a one. In the finale Tom McKenzie scored from 39 yards out. B<yh touchdowns were scored In the third quarter of the Lake- linn undefeated li their elx games. All four athlete* in Coach Clarey's No. 1 backfield partici­ pated In the scoring which gave Greenville a record ot two wins. MMSlivlUt *1 Ixwtll X««Uad at Wi/Uad. Kd’lp Th' — c .• t d — v 4 Section Two—Pages 1 to a ------------ —— Thoughts For A Week “ " Girls m Area The Freshmen took third with) Plslawsn •. OtMg* 9. Itetterr-Jlr 39. B.»i Tril=!=< r»rtl*>9 42. Dalritt 0. Vlck.kure 39. UsIT.rUty Hl< ru>UB 31, Xtru-.tc i ' If one has to jump future with the football made of 3.000 dellcately-tled flowers. The Sophomore float depicted class in gun safety te scheduled to start on Monday. Nov. 1. at 7:30 pm. al First Presbyterian Church basement a stream, and knows how wide it is. he will not jump. If he does Weller was downed on the Greenville never got mart than entire game, picking up a total of four. Defensively. Btevg Bchonddmaycr and Mike Murphy were credited with seven tackle* cadi. fumble as did Charlie Myers. Hess accumulated 1 IS and’Glbaon BUNGALOW iint out of town on North Broadway. • has living room with a fireplace. three GRSmVILLE BAnrntn ........ Officials: Hans Schuller, ref­ eree; Bill Mack, umpire, and Jim Heldenricb. head linesman, all from Marshall. AND A REAL GOOD HOME CLOSE IN THE FOURTH WARD, has living room, dining room, kitchen. STATISTICS GHB HHS $9,800.00 AND A GOOD INCOME PROPERTY IN THE FOURTH WARD, insulated and aluminum sto™ win- t? — ' Offer Gun Safetv year 440 when they defeated the — * । Celts. 1965 with the Saxons de-' ( zsill'Q/x irtt* IwrtMZG i resting Greenville and 1965 with ViOllrSC 101 DUyb, Uie Saxons winning the charaJ i tuited his way in. Weller's kick Wide Choice of Homes and Real Estate of All Types IT. anti Mr? ringer uuxion uporrMirtnj the two-ycar-old 1 he Hastings Banner Tlie Juniors had three entries! to exemplify thetr theme of-Hl.«-' Thursday, October 28, 1965 lory Hepea Is Itself.'' Each float --------------------- : was a “Saxon history book'' re-1 '■ — ~ I Murphy got threg. Brian Ehuin­ °fTHEWEEK __ Of Horse Show at Michigan State Additional Sports On Page 6 ssixa-.."^ Aral CHECK OUR HOME & PROPERTY LISTINGS A Jf'onipii fo Regin Monday Nipht YMCA Secretary Bob King has announced that, conditioning soring the ".take cverx In the Hastings Htehk 1965 home­ classes for women will begin Leo W. Barth. Hastings photo- *alkinglu<rae class. coming featlvitiea Friday were Carl Ingle of Shelbyville^ declared to be as exciting as any the East gym ot Hastings High. North Central States Walking Tenn., la to be the judge; Robert' and the floats the -finest ever “ Hone Breeders' Futurity and R. Becker. Haaung*. te the farAn outstanding, unbeaten foot­ Show to be held Swturdsy, Nov. ball team odds to the enthusiasm 0. at the livestock pavilion at ■t any school and the students Michigan State University. at HHS went all out lo make this Mlclilgan State Junior quarter* year's event among tn* best ball. ! weanling division will be Pam The usual march from lhe Wonted should wear slacks or J Barth. Barths daughter, with wap remember hte first play In Mr. Midnight the pep rallr .tTendia b. the shorts shorta and gym shoes shoes. There te ls;w. Miamxta Chandel: vnanoei; Dens ucn* a college course game. game Entering uwrnj the inc Van I, M.u^memiw.r.tn^ri.ea no charge and all in the area are Erickson. Hastings, with Sun* Ohu> Suite game with six sec«ffTb.• erentaaTXXV.m wins desiring more Marte, Robin and MarteMrs andRoger Mrs ond» Roger to go lowther q . mraoers isurnra Invited p-r,n„. Per <Mrtnr more Robin to ond» ru lowther ran left ran end left end The r n ?'n . i information may call King at Buxton. Woodland, with Go six yard* for the final touchdown I^aU flowed !M5.a<sl. Boyk Velvet lady B. in State's 33-7 victory. ------------•»«til has entered MiMte.y ' What has been, andwhatwffl Functional of "innocent" heart j **?’*’“£ l" d’'f j be " The float followed lhe Greek;murmur* of childhood are *o| J*”™]- ,,0,,P '*" M“u* architectural style with a Sir i common that more than half of: MlddtevHle has entered KiYellow Jacket humbly kheeltng i any group of 100 youngster* is wania SPwm and Doris trickto the mighty power of the Sax-,likely to have them Such mur- son ha* entered bun* Lady on King. In the trophy case rest-^nurs give no cause tor alarm Bird Marie. ed the victory football* ot 1963 and usually disappear during Winner of last vtur’s yearling and 1964 and the humble Yellow i adole»cence. : diyWon waa Melvin Norman ofJacket hands tlie victory ball of i -- ------------------------------------------------------ ---- ---------IMS to the Saxon King Trailing -w* w behind Ute magical scroll were»F ■ VB TT R ® ■ B wioht i HiiUmi at C>»tlo«U OrworlUa Orta* L the second half was a different Hastings took the kickoff launching the third period and traveled 78 yards tn 11 plays with Quarterback Dave Williams sneaking over from about a half­ foot to make the score 12-0 with 7:36 left in the period. Co-Captaln Ken Weller ran the point. The Saxons forced the Yellow Jackets to punt after the kick­ off and started their third touch­ down drive from the Hastings ... ___ IT/a^. tense contained the Saxons tor Lakewood oulxushed Alma. 160 13 to 5 In oAMsa raiDAY ----- Wins Honors at Homecoming with new Coach Ed Helby. had I defeated Lakeview and Char-1 PREP GRID RESULTS lotte. had lost to St. Johns and Ionia and played a scoreless tie with Ionia. Mike Hew climaxed the Sax­ 34. Mtolt VtUn 0. ons first scoring drive when he CUtdoate WayiMid 13. leuik CkrlrUM t«. Kampered 12 yards Into the end tone with 3:18 left In the first period. The 'drive covered 56 yards in flve plays. Hess moving Spri-upctt 7. Olivet «. Ctau *<Ml« 39. C9M« CkATlM 0. . tempts. vlously wfnless Panthers scoring the all-important extra point. John Skinner passed to Jim Thia effort took six playa aid­ Schimunek for the Alma TO. ed by a major penalty on the visitors. Williams passed to WclMiller ran the winning point The play covered nine yards. Weller kicked the point and it passing and downs. . niwTi a*Xtl vtiTa THIS vntntansw THUMDAY Half to Retain Lead Seeking their seventh consecu­ Hastings High School's power­ tive victory, the Hastings High ..ueaKea or tnc tsparrans 13-» m ful. well-balanced football ma­ Saxons will tiravel to Charlotte mi T chine scored three times In the second half Friday night roll to **2? I until 1959. but they've met each a 37-0 victory over Greenville si00* i 1 year *lncp Bnd Northwestern te High on Johnson Field. Centeal Confmenre J? W ! loottln* fw *U Otat Big Ten Centrel Conf*ence game. wln aftrr homecoming throng and kept I ox.-li JrwA CI.’.. . - -■ *__ Mohre fo°rm«? ChariMteh.tar°b Mp,e<1 ‘ Orand L^’e P*® ftnd Mahr*. f0™«c Charlotte star. went yard4 for M touchdown in A *i»i will assure the Blue * i the second quarter and Ron HarGold at least a share of lhe rte ran for the point. End Mike league championship after Ionia, Welch recovered a Comet fumble scored the biggest unaet in many. on lhe Ledger's IQ lu the third years when they shut out the quarter and Perry Gregory Grand Ledge Comets last week. | scored. Stan Krydnakl ran the X-0 j point. . Alma posted an upset by de-1 Charlotte trailed St. Johns 30featlng Lakewood. 7-6. while St.113 at lhe half, but lhe Redwings Johns romped at Charlotte. «-1 rolled In the teat two quarters. St. Johns recovered three Grand Lqdge had been unbeat­ Charlotte fumbles in the first en in West Central play, al­ half and turned them all Into though the Comets had lost touchdowns. Lee HUI went 45 their opener to Lansing Gabriels yards for the first slx-polntcr. Tlie Ledgers had had little Gene Radamacher went over trouble winning their other from the two in the first quarter, game*—until Ionia came along and Hill went In from the six in the second. their M-0 trouncing at the Dave Green scored both Ori­ ole touchdowns In the second T Football Bounds* JllHS Senior Float Gyfn Chute» for Barth Chairman course which will continue for feur sessions on a uccesaive Monday evenings. All boys and girls interested in taking the course are Invited to < Michigan University. participate. Members of the court, presentUnderhill also te starting a ad at the half, iacluded Bonnie Sportswomen's clubhouse at PoEnd Mrs. H. W. Btltl; Diana dunk Lake. Ten girls are already Dunn. Freshman, daughter of signed up and more girls and Mrs. Ernie Fifleld; Linda Becker. boys are Invited to take advanSophomore, daughter of Mra. no charge. Those successfully passing the I examination at the end of the course will receive a certificate Greg Wood. Katie Hubert. and card for their wallets and will have the right to purchase Hubert, waa the flower Katie and members of ns interested may contact Underhill. phone WI not know how wide it is. he will jump. And. six times out of ten he will maki* it. * ’ ' ’ SPONABLE FUNERAL HOME Robert H. Sppnoblc, Owner W. Green at Broadway Ph. WI 5-3252 Subscribe fo The Banner/ Yards Hushing downttslr* s largo living room,, newly decorated, arkj hardwood (loon, TV ..$15,000.00 A REAL GOOD HOME IN MIDDLEVILLE, has three bedrooms up and full bath, and down a living room, one bedroom, dining room, kitchen and has stool down, basement with oil heat and three stall garage, $1,500.00 Punting Average Yards Penalised believed to be Michigan State's oldwt Unng ex-foott»U player, having lettered In 1904 and 1906. living room. dsn.. dining room, kitchen snd full bslh, full basement with gsv furnace, one stall garage, * real good location foe_______________ $7,000.00 A REAL NICE HOME IN THE 4th WARD with two bedrooms upstairs and one bedroom down, living ,fV*™ .l.ni", mvw*. l> I..11 L...L. L-.. ..L /..II I.......—. . __ a._____ « . $12,100.00 GOOD HOME IN THE 1st WJ SOLD $6,500.00 A REAL NICE HOME IN HOPE TOWNSHIP about seven mites out on Cedar Creek Road, has two bad- ..$7,500.00 IN THE FOURTH WARD. « real nice brick house, ranch style, has living room with fireplace, carpet •nd drapes included, two bedrooms and bath, air conditioned, pine paneled family room, or utility room, attached garage, nicely landicaped, for .$18,500.00 TWO LARGE BUILDING LOTS ON NORTH BROADWAY for$2,300.00 aach AND STILL ANOTHER GOOD HOME IN WOODLAND, all on one floor, living room, three bedrooms, I._____ r..._________ - ____ _____ i j____ i__ . ........ > . siding for -.—J-u.—.$7,150.00 A REAL GOOD HOME IN THE $ECOND WARD, with two nice bedrooms upstairs and one bedroom Every inch a rugged John Deere 17.200.00 A NEARLY NEW HOME IN THE TAFFIE ADDITION, has thro, nice bedrooms and full bath and next level basement with hot water furnace fired with gas. attached two stall garage. radio and Intercom, built In. has a patio on back 10 x 24’, all on a full lot and all for--$22,000.00 95-ACRE FARM IN HASTINGS TOWNSHIP, with house with six rooms and bath, garage and toot ■ K Kar— 40 « St __ . _ ___ . _ wells on farm, also 15 acres of woods. 60 acres of work land, for$12.500.00 growing family? get an expansion loan BUSINESS LOCATED RENTAL PROPERTY in good business district which rents for $150.00 per mo. foe A RIAL GOOD, YEAR ’ROUND HOMI RIGHT ON LEACH LAKI, has living room, three nice bedrooms. ...I LIi^Kaa r/wm* aL4i__ .......I ....II I- m .. I J- - -- A GOOD HOME CLOSE IN IN HASTINGS, has two bedrooms, hall and full bath upstslre and dowa.oarf bedroom, living room, dining room, kitchen and toilet »ut, has basement with new gas furnace, new water heeler, situated on Vi lot. foe_u__ 5,250.00 8 - 7 - 6 - 5 - 4 - 3 - 2 - 1 . . . if the ages on your family roster are JOHN DEERE LAWN & GARDEN TRACTOR DUE TO RECENT SALES WE NEED NEW LISTINGS HUSTINGS SALESMEN ESTATE KER - fc hi W 145 W. Stafa HastihRs, Mkh. Carl Niathgmof Homa Phone WI 5=3004 Richard Slocum Homa Phono WI 5-5B5B Goodyear BROS. Implements Ph. WI 5-5052 1Z4 N. JaHww • starting to sound like the “countdown0 . . . maybe you want a home improvement loan for an addition to the house. Remember, there's always room for ona more ... at HCBr of course! IlnsTinqs Citij Bnnh MEMBER: Federal Depogjl Insurance Corporation Friendly, Neighborly Service for 78 Conlinuoun Yeeru �HASTINGS BOWLING COUNTRY STYLE! AHJC SENIOBS Bowl 12. St. Martin* 10. Ameri- UOM > 140. Tom Kenflrid ‘18?. Dave Towns 177. Lynda Newton 155 and Sandy Oaaklll 141. Aluminum Products SHURFINE ELBOW SPAGHETTI Oft 104-511. Jack Reynolds 311-500. MACARONI-- 158-40L MONDAY MIXERS Welcome Tavern 21. McAllister Oil Sales 30. Savings A Loan II1., Foodland 164. NorthMdc Grocery and Vogta 16. Mary’s Beauty Shop 154. Haan’s Stand­ ard Service 15. Hastings Heights 14. Michigan Magnetics. Sherlil’s Girls. Food Center and Big D 12, Piston Ring and Parma Ire’s 1-PT., J-OL JAR SHURFINE 1-QT., 14-0Z. CAN SPARTAN GREEN BEANS, Apricot Nectar 1-LB. 1-OL WT. CAN GREEN PEAS 166-45 land Lucille WlUett 1-PT.. 6-OZ. Bn., SPARTAN LIQUID DETERGENT 14-OZ. WT. BOTTLE TOMATO CATSUP with a 125. bowled, a 15B tripli­ cate * WED. AFTERNOON LEAGUE Shirley VanDenberg blistered Uie maples last wodk when she SOFTENER Clflftft J| iJot. I«Z. CAN SHUtflW TOMATO JUICE HASTINGS MFG. UAGUE . CWAH J 4:T Shurfine NOODLES 5'£$1°° Maynard Tucker chalked 220-560, Joe Bennett 5?3. Dewaync Pugh 506. Art Gallup 310-555. Mike Country Fresh COTTAGE Outman 518. Jt CHEESE ASMSEEIT 1-LB CTN HAROLD WAYNE GETTING UP IN THE WORLD OF SPORT Michigan State University U legkte gridiron. Hattingi football fans are happy about this. 5Bc J ’ oilier buildings mutt face all • year long. But the big game is still to te ptarad with Old Man Waiter. Put your bulld- Bread Dough | pfc.~wfs.wi B f Clfl St BURHY BROS. German Choc. Cake AQc 13’/ao*. V# Mil I I WITH THIS COUPON AND A IS OR AoftE FOOD ORDER THRU SAT., OCT.. | । 30, 1965. । Michigan Pure 5-OL WT. PKG. FROZEN jg I WITH THIS COUPON AND A SS Oft MORE FOOD ORDER THRU J ‘------ 1 12-OE WT. PKG., SPARTAN SLICK) SHURFINl' 1B-QZ. WT. CAN Ida* M . 1 ' . r’ ' punch with the couching of E BAIL­ PHONE SWEET POTATOES Ira-LB. POLY BAG i in Window glass. inaulatkin. the roc! and al! other vulnerable Taylors 3-VARKTlfiS, APRIL HKl FROZEN SPARTAN MUTATION In Uw season’s struggle 6^89 Salad Dressing ”2/ GRAPE JUICE 7rl. 6-H. OZ. CAN, SPARTAN FROZEN I COTTAGE CHEESE 15c Toasty Waffles *10‘ Amer. Cheese Cheese Spread - 49‘ । BEEF SUGAR 10 *89‘ । —! SPINACH Country Frexh 1-Lb. Cm. 3W.cn position. MlddlevUk high school Trojans have SHURFINE SHORTENING QUART JAR, SPARTAN nsl WITH COUPON BELOW... ORANGE JUICE! 1-QT. 1BTL, 3-LB. CAN... . PINE.-GRAPEFRUIT 4:’r RasUruw Motor Sales 17. Sii’rkry’a 18. MUler Plumbing 154, Bob’s Blkea and East «!df Lumber Ht.’lUstlhgs Cleahm FLORIDA FRESH-FROZEN SPARTAN FABRIC 4-1 1-QT. 14-OZ. CAN, SHURFINE DRINK SHURFINE DOG FOOD <>flftft J| 1-QT. 14-OZ. CAN. SHURFINE DRINK Pineapple-Orange Martin 181. Florrtia- Wcyvrman 158, M. Makley 181. Mildred 15V4-OZ. WT. CAN ROXEY 6T Mix or Match... JXwUd 111 I-528. L. bate 180-502.. Faye Allen 188-4*0, & Kenyon f d LOADED 00 M . tflflftft 141. CAN SHUftHNE EACHES, PRESERVES th# Thaler 174-172. Mary Lou j| Cut Asparagus 4-1 PEAR HALVES 4:,100 SHURFINE STRAWBERRY 15'i-OZ. WT. CAN, CUT WAX Oft ski 14V4-OZ. WT. CAN SHUftFINE GRAPE JELLY 1-LB. CAN YELLOW CLING HALVES OR SLICES W f <lfl SPARTAN SHOESTRING OR 2 LB. POLY BAG CRINKLE CUT FROZEN POTATOES ■29 �*$• “• R»tr>«a 117-304. K. AUgn 119-202 and M. Hiuiker 106-2W :&£SSHsui sssruFS Twn >u-aw. BOWLTBS Il'Ma u, baktam a. Um, i»,3w well 127-233. j. Wyngarden 129­ [-8. Jim .Whitney 114-222 M D. Retgler in-’ v°'»£?TT Whitney 122-210 a VanDcnburg 128-214. m. Kasln*^y Ui-314, M. Gilmore 110- water 214-884. M» Della ruHrd ^ It7. Bowman 213.528. C Cam!Clorodenski mnk, iW-JTand Irwin 547. Shannon 1 -^COMMERCIAL majors Warren <Pr»d> | DeWitt 182-486. lUrtMn and c. Hi S: Wpai iutd an 804 high Kwi nme and 3329 high wrta LeX and! «• No 1 748-2^ ' j Standlags: Parker's Bar, Smith «* >» .. Mvo-gum^^Xd^id hrrt 203-558, Jim Barr 202-541 I » No. 2 744-2150. ; Springer 213-541, Al Rel<**ONDAY BOWLEJUTPTES *“rd 'Brqs. and V A J 19, Consumer* Qty F(JO<j ler Jack Hoeman 520 and 1 fundings: Walidorff'a 21 MoHavtlnd* Aluminum 17, io. Aulo TaT'lnn^ lOwnowjU, jg, DepuiM. 15. LaA,^ 3-,. TH Olenn Laubauch &21. | lor Aires. Penney, and Ollmorr. --------—. 20. Gardner’s 13. Ooior Center 17 RECREATION Na 3 !lahl,,r’* “*• Flex and Mert Ward and Viking 12, The iu£ Shirr ruuid 224^.“*., . It waa Im RnHn—.. i >. Thiraclean 14, Hastings Mllllnr Barn* RHrUeraUon ir —" ■ r • , ___ B«-oec. Kooert y uf laat week aa he lad Hastings Radio * TV 12. Rock- Com» In and MEET MISTER SPARTAN! •way 170-430, Sandy Daniels 141E1U Hlfdon 157-443. ££2J“} a,,»rt" *“• Fran owem ICO, June Richardson IM and Nancy Taykr 17« Barb Kiersey. Color Center Kked UP lhi l.lT.JjX to. Arcade Beauty Salon. Ute HAPPIER families TUESDAY MIXED LEAGUE Standings: Thor nappie Skalinsr Rink. River Bend Golf and Highland* Dairy 19. Welionk Hinting & Plumbing 18. Andrus Insurance Agency 15. Johnaon's Furniture 14. Ken's it Bob s Dull 13 and Poll's Construction 11. Good aeam: Bruce Brume 192-493, Maurice Adrianaon 181­ 488. Dorotha Brumm 164-453, Oscar Rice 143-398. Jane Sherk 144-408. Sharon Gaskill 155-354. Jim Rhoades 148-414. Ruth Poll 157-334. Gladys Mffla- 139-380. Junior RuseeU 181-411, Betty McCallum 161-435. Larry Annie. 154-399, Bob McCullum 170-427. Joan Haywood 162-450. Joan Hewitt 132-367, Don Haywood 183-504. Bob Tossava 192-491. Dick Wilcox 174-462, Refer Da­ vis 154-424. Walt Sinclair 183­ 484 and Don Clwney 156-444. * FOOD center FREE 3-1966 CARS NORBEST TUESDAY TWISTERS Good Korea: Irene SaUk 161­ 436; Joan Martin 145-401, Donna ouy 144-403. Betty Downeng 163­ 414. Marilyn Curtis 149-439. Shir­ ley Hawks 175-431, Sharon Gei­ ger 151-414, Darlene Everett 156­ 423. Jan KuUmann 187 - 394. Doily Laraon 152-420 and Greta Oretner 141-403. H laagings: Pb tel 18. Barn M lassies and Pow cal_ Finance 14 FRUIT COCKTAIL 4-8 LB. BROILERS CORVAIR-CHEVELLE- IMPALA 1966 CORVAIR 2 DOOR HARDTOP WILL BE GIVEN AWAY THIS SAT­ URDAY, OCT. 30th. ALL TICKETS MUST BE DEPOSITED BY 5 P.M. I SATURDAY FOR THIS DRAWING. CANS Si!™!’M,c HAOvr Mickey Bowers led the circuit «h 213-148-224-627. Aar?" BherkroUed 158-207-330-622 Gallup 223-380. Lea Springer 233­ ™ ’“-B*1 EM Oar"nd I The Next Car Drawing Will Be Held Set.. Nov. 27 Last Week's Magic Kard Winners: MRS. GRACE FURROW C. THOMAS JOEL HEINTZELMAN MRS. <J. D. CONGDON j MRS. R. MUNDY J. WILTON I H. MUSSELMAN GILRERT ARIZONA MRS. R. G. REMUS I TURKEY DRUMSTICKS TURKEY BREASTS W/RIBS lb. 49c lb. 69c CAKE MIXES SPARTAN SKINLESS ■“* ><■ —twiT, hjt__i 7 r: Room 10. FRANKS HERRUD PARTY ASSORTMiNT '-nrome TUESDAY TEA PARTY The Tuaeday Tea Party U a u*' ?ad* up m£*Uy K^?i w?? fran ,p*nnoek Hoe181. H. Klmmey led the «hMl i«*^k ronin, 134-148-142 to? CHOICE OF 4 VARIETIES BUDDIG SLICED MEATS SMOKED 3-3H-OZ WT. PKOS. jj™. Hi.taiJTwi.5T5: Thl. J. Brpwn 178-360 with a log “»'qe w. Hynes 137-800 with ??th“ •xr*** ®- iu*e« ‘MM ‘ 9L,‘,er*** F. Hybar|4»r 128-333. FtSCHKE TINT tOBKT >69' SAUSAGE LINKS Cloverdale-Hope Suphn O.gaod flMTRUEO 5PARTAN SALTINE riQNEER SUGAR WITH COUPON AT RIGHT. T.ta,.,„ au-ieac 1 BREAKFAST rolls CRACKERS PUM MICH. PURE BEET «jraitart tataXS SPARTAN LIQUID »wu»< relatives Inik.X,^ SHURFINE DARK RED KIDNEY BEANS nvw hrXtU1/D*d to b®' , **♦*• Mra. Isaac Oatood at­ tended Um funeral ot Mra. florenc. Carrick at Grand RapJ. Friday aftaraoon. * Bunday din­ ner fueat at the I. H oX SHURFINE CREAM STYLE OR WHOLE KERNEL SHURFINE APPLESAUCE WHOLE POTATOES CHILIETS iO» CUT BEETS SHU*. his atotar. MnrLynft® J“fincoc* * Mr. and Mrs Richard Lasker of Battle Creek 1 -ere Bunday afUrn^^J^ Uie IsaacOefood home. TW'Kk °L.U” °L 13W-FL. OZ. CAN, SHURFINE _rat uxwn 1-U., 1-OZ. CANS EVAP. MILK W« havs th* letaat pafraras BIGGEST SHOP AND SAVE EVERYDAY AT want (Armstrong LINOLEUM tBl NOORRN FAflUOR M FLOOM UMKDWnNSmE CMW1 SPECIALS! IN MICHIGAN CENTERS AN- llDG? ‘ma2I . * FLOOR TO MLIT EVIHY BUDGET " Ald'°‘’ COlD*ATf,? EATON RAPID*. HASTINGS .-ASCH VlillA.MSTON HOMt« STOCKBRIDGt WE RESERV1 THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES ON ITEMS iJtHiT HASTINGS FLOOR COVERINC 121 W. Stat. St. �The Days are Gettihg Cooler, But Classifieds are Still Hot! 945-3481 CLASSIFIED AD PAGE PHONE HASTINGS BANNER WI 5-S481 I QLO FASHIONED PftlC, MINIMUM RATI—I50c for Tw.itly Word., KAECHELE'S Transportation Specials SAFE BUY USED CAR HASTINGS MOTOR SALES aervtee at a that** of 10s. DISPLAY CLASSI Fl ID —$1.25 per tad. fer siagU taowtlea. 85c per tach for rertat of tlx er mere ad. ft be ran ea SAVE $$ NOW 220 W State WI 5-2454 U51D CAM CENTER Corner Michigan & Court WI 5-5903 NO TRADE FARM IMP!tMt NTS Calendar of Special Events Farm Machinery LARKE BUICK Saturday. Nov. 0. miles west of Hastings on M-37 M-43. All you can eat. Proceeds to go for Building Fund. Serving from 5 shape I -Massey Harris >0 Tractor, shape. MEN OR WOMEN-Like to be your own bow with unlimited earnings potential? Part Ume NOTICFS CHEVROLET —John Deere No. 40 self-pro­ pelled Combine with 10 ft. grain head and new com head. —2 wheel heavy duty Grain Trailer with hydraulic dump 1435 S. Hanover WI 5-2425 SALE—Thursday. Oct. 38, 4 to pm.; Friday. Oct. 29. 8 am. to pan, at Pariah House. . WI 5-2426 WE BUY WE DRY WE STORE (lights, water, ete.i. On M-37. 4H mi. south of Hastings. Bal­ timore Twp. *20 per month. Dominick Rodrigues, R4. Ph. WE SELL GOODYEAR BROS. 1964 CHEVILLE Chevitle Conv 8*rtM w/white top. tSue trim. VB automats:. radio, Mr. Used Com Pickers 1 YOUR CORN Top Prices Paid! Let us grain bank your 2/3 ACRE com and deliver at your BORDERS A NICE CREEK Almost new 3-bedroom modem convenience. Hastings Milling & Farm Supply 1964 FALCON 1963 BUICK Riviera; wruu w/MAfla trim. Fu-ly •quippod. Cna owner. Like nawl MR. CATTLEMAN: DO YOU WANT STRONGER. HEALTHIER MAHLER MOTOR SALES 1963 BUICK CALVES? ... . TRY Farm Bureau's recom­ 1310 N. Michigan Phone WI 5-2479 mended calf feeding pro­ gram starting out the first FEMALE-30-45, reliable, tnlatwocthy, must be able to smile end meet the public, good at day with Farm Bureau Calf Close-Out on 1965 Demonstrators 1962 CORVAI R CONV. Red with white rco Automatic. rttl-a. haatar. bucket wan. Clean! 1962 CORVJ BUS 2- Starter Pellets.' This contains an abundance of animal and SVawr Adi Sell Unmed Itemi. regatable protein*, vitamin* and essential mineral*. For the Complete Feeding Program Consult the Feed Servicemen at Old* Dynamic 88 Convertible Farm Bureau Services Olds 9 Passenger Vista-Cruiser Wag —$3,145.00— SERVICE and REPAIR GUIDE Clip This Guide Handy Place for Future Reference LYONS SEPTIC TANK SERVICE— Installation, Dry Well. Dram field. Pumping 1524 00 for 1st 1.000 gals.l. Call 945-3482. PUMP SERVICE—Sta-Rite Water Systems. Sold, installed, serviced Lewis Electric. Cloverdale 623­ Concrete Product* 5381. Business Services Offered FRANCISCO BARRY'S Chrysler - Plymouth FARM SUPPLY GOOD AS NEW STORE KEYS DUPLICATED white you wait. Ben Franklin Store. State GET YOUR READY-MIX from the at Jefferson. Barry County Ready Mix Co. Phone WI 5-2123. WATCH ANO DIAMOND RING BUSINESS UFrCRTUlilTYl We offer o । with factory warranted parti All types of repair work handled. Call Service Dept.. Montgomery Ward, Hastings WI. 5-204. RENTAL OF WHEEL CHAIRS. WALKERS AND CRUTCHES— ALL GRADES WASHED SAND Hpadquerters for hospital supAND GRAVEL — Bender Gravel Ues/ Gardner's Phons 945­ Co. Home office 822 S. lemon, I 2134. Phone WI 5-5412. Plant. W.; State Rd. Phone WI 5-2123. CUSTOM GRINDING AND Ml/ING done at the farm according fa your pacifications. Farm Bur­ MiBcenanooui eau Services, M37 So.; WI 5­ 2223. . HAVE YOUR PICTURES FRAMED AT BEVERWYK'S COLOR CEN­ COMPLETE DEVELOPING "SERV­ TER—Raw wood or finished ICE—24 hour Service (black frame-. Also, custom framing. and white > Jacobs Prescription 221 W, MUI. Pharmacy. Phone WI 5-2466. now able to in a lifetime opportunity to the right financially responsible, ambitious man willing to WATCH & CLOCK REPAIRING— Guaranteed workmanship. Alio all kinds of Jewelry Repair and Digraving. Miller Jewelers. 118 name his own income brocket. This opportunity 196J FORD EWOXtfLINE « cyl. St>d. Trans. has unlimited earning po­ tential and carries a pro^ 1983 PLYMOUTH BELVFJJERE 1 Dr. Sedan. Auto. 8 cyl. Radio. tective franchise. This is not a door to door sales business xjnd has a long ranged program. A low investment will be neces­ sary. For further informa­ tion write: P.O. Box 231. Muskegon Heights. Mich. ZIPPERS REPLACED AND RE­ PAIRED In ' - ■ ' * “ J Let form Bureau Service* handle your shelled com direct from the field . . . Our new truck hoist and dryer are ready! We Offer Top Prices For Your Corn REAHM MOTOR SALES PONTIAC > VIS-2478 I ' Htafv CLASSIFIEDS Coll WI 5-3481 FARM BUREAU SERVICES M-M •* <ATORS Cleaned, R CUSTOM DRAPERY SERVICE — MOBILE HOMES SALES—Del's Auto Wrecking and Ddl'» PhilLargest selection of Drapery Up'. 'W. MJ7Si. 945-5141. Fabric* in Barry County. Kirach rods. Installation and Hanging. 221 Radio, Talrvition Rapairing TROPHY CENTER —Plus special­ ised engraving of all kinds. Gil­ SENTZ TV COLOR SALES AND SERVICE—315 5 Henorer. more Jeweler. tO2'E. State St, 945-3862. Free service for one Phone 945-5316. year on Setchel Carlton Cotar. SERVICE ON ALL MAKES of trectess. machinery end Chain tews ELKTRfCAL CONTRACTING — ALL MAKES OF TV. RADIOS,' In Our new bu-Mtng at 124 N and supplies. Kelley Electric RECORD CHANCERS REPAIRED Service. 524 Middleville Rd, —Central Radio and TV Service, Pherte WI 5-2700 ifttt 5 p m, 228 N. Jefferson. Phone WI 5­ Hastings 9187. H 5-5576. Call 945*3481 If You Would like to be Listed �Card of Thanks M. IL Sutherland Of Lake Odessa Buried Saturday Funeral services for Mrrte H. Sutherland, 73. of Lake Oil—, were held Saturday at 1:30 pm. < ARD OF THANKS We wish to thank our relaUvu, friends, and neighbors for the many acta of kindness shown us st the death of our husband and father, for the flowers, cards and rails, to Leonard-Osgood Funeral Home for their friendly courte­ ous service, to the pallbearers, to Rev. Elliott for hia comforting words and to all who helped in countless ways. Your kind ex­ pression of sympathy will always a boy, organised his la* dance band in 1W4. The players were Harry Ecklcr, trap drum, plann, Millard Sager. Mac VwwinU, Hasting! High CALENDAR | Poetry Corner | revival meetings there while Uie Methodist Mission which lie liad promoted waa being built. Tl» Ulc Charlie Hlngabury worked for Mra. Ludwick, and dmL'zM a plan for hotsuiig the beautifully toned 1,700 pound bell to it* place Ln the tower. ina araouiauicr. rrint W. i,u„Tk. oJIid. Mosher. Also, the Leonard-Os- tw J JTvSJ ■nod Funeral Home, Rev. Willard ('•■‘tics of •Smuntn H Curtis, and the Hastings Ms- flu " ■onlc Lodge No. 53 FAA-M. for “* ,n * 4 heir comforting words and scrvrabiksim ■< I wish to thank Dr. Phelps and Finnie, the nurses and nurses aids at Pennock Hospital for the Is Us Mauar si i wonderful care. I received while there, friends and neighbors, and the KJP: Lodge of Freeport for U.r lovely plants, and those who CaarUws. UaaUaga, k. k.tj LZ a called on me while there and since I have been home. Your ,41 LEGALS Middleville T-K Calendar .-ata* I’Xi" Ml ftpea dale Lake aa do the poured concreu walls of the old Mission. Mr. Ludwick changed the road and lhe shoreline ot Cloverdale Lake, buried the channel be- rood was discontinued and the tracks taken up. Bert McCallum bougltt the right of way. part of which bordered his property on Long Lake. He sold the section from the township park on Cloverdale Lake to lhe Kings­ bury lioroo to Bnicc Perry ot Kalamazoo, who platted 31 lot* Building began on these lota in bsU s«ste. a twi Wk.t tea SaiL Iks narrow. • awala U law. Us So=a ata break d wsrka all day sad ■ Hickory Corners ‘•as’k ‘X,0*,, *U.Sia walks so sroad sad rat MU. Ils's A UKITtn “mWII# PEXIMET1 The two stores still function. A fine electric and plumbing shop has been bulk by Walter Lewis, and the KUJ3 Church Sunday School else* The Inner Lakes Youth group will iiavo a masquerade party at Cheney Hall on the Ptnncck Campgrounds on Saturday evening. This group in­ cludes young [>coplc from Uie Hick­ ory. N. Irving. Hastings. W. Berlin and Clarksville Wesleyan Churches. stretch; there are more people Urtng here today than In the to Aug. 31, 1003. Dugal Campbell Sept. 1, 1893 •■good Old days'’ and tbb town Li still an the map. John Horn brought hl# family Oct. I. iar?,to Nov. 30. 1006. Maggio Reprogle Dec. 1, 1006 to Marell 31. 1008. LoUle Pox April 1, 1000 to Jan. Church here 74 year* Bhe recalls 15. 1013. Glenn Freer Jan. 18, 1013 to the family’s trek to Michigan from near Batavia. New York, and much of lhe early happen­ ing of Cloverdale. One of throe pltal in Ann Arbor. * Mra. Clara Ci Hinder of Baltic Creek hss been visiting relatives and friends in Hickory and Delton for a few days. NOTICE: PUBLIC HEARING Ocl.U.T Site. Laurrnca T. .literary lor XationsI Baal auiSMte4 sag! al Ike cssa wkr iteaaaa abovld 1 Fabltealloa sad asds M pet’ Idsd 3wk Mlukrl Richard Slocum Zoning Administrator M « from the store. The first rural route from Cloverdale waa carried by Claude Mother in IBM The la* mall delivery from thia post office SSUWA’ SgSX'.HX IxUaa snd diu»«aii . YlisJ aaisls ..... I M1MMIAL MONUMJNTS PRODUCTION CREDIT ASSOCIATION 301 S. Michigan Ata. Hasting* Office Hours Mor. & Wod. 945-9415 OF DISTINCTION Lawrence Breliieri TUTAl/LlABlhlTrtR Uaad Chwiee .hmIj lift SHERWOOD AGENCY rot INSURANCE AUTO — FIM BONDS IY ANDRUS �- 1 •-THE MAWINGR BANNER Lakewood Drops Middleville Wins 3rd?s£^ Straight X-Way Crown Lakewood Frosh Young Saxons Defeat Alma Host Charlotte PUPPIES AVAILABLE Tlie Lakewood Frosh spoiled the unblemished record of the Alma Panther* by defeating them 8-0. Playing on their home field. Uie Vikings held the Pan­ ther* to three flrat down*. Alma** only threat of the game came late in the fourth quarter. Although trading the ball throughout the game the Vikings got their first score In the fourth frame when a punt was blocked in the end sone. The Panlbrrt thpS got a fr« At Homecoming 1 Tlx? lakewood Viking* dropped •a heartbreaker to Use PanUwra the home field Iam Friday night Middleville Hight Trojan*.' who won their third untight Ex-11 _____________ preuway championship Friday ’ Central Standings IFesf I | Farmers, Hunters Stand to Gain ley goes to Bellevue, Caledonia I to South Christian. .Hart io *7’~ . Hamilton and Zetland to Way- "w*!!** iomairiil*' let .Lakmo* to Chilian* «"• I Halfback Rob White scored In games Friday night. Mid-'three touchdowns and passed far dlevUle swamped Hamilton. 43-0; > two mure a* Middleville led at Caledonia whipped Maple Valley. I • ---------------------------- 1 35-0; Wayland scored its first White scored twice In lhe victory defeating South Chris-: tlon. 13-12; Comstock shut out Delton. 18-0; Gull Lake nipped; Parchment. 12-6; Bangor downed , -Mattawan, 7-0; St. Philip romped • over Bellevue. 32-0. and Gales- ’ burg-Augusta snowed under Paw | White scored from the five and I i tossed to End Jack Campbell for | I Middleville has only one Ex- 33 yards In the second period. Tackle Jamie Rohrbacher, Nov 5 home contest against Ma­ downed Hamilton's Put Parr In ple Valley. Even a low would give White hit Tom Warner with a 66-yarder and a TD early in the fourth and Fullback Dave VanElst finished Ute scoring with a flu-yard run. White rushed for 216 yards in 32 attempts, giving BOWL FOR FUN AND HEALTH "It's America's Favorite Family Fun" 2:53 left to play. South Christian came back with an 80-yard drive to pun within reach of a tie. but lhe attempt to run the vital point was stopped with 11 sec­ onds left In the game. Wlnlea* Parchment gave Gull to a 12-6 defeat. Tlie Blue Devil* broke a 6-6 deadlock In Gull Lake went ahead 6-0 in the third period on a 50-yard run by Carl Hamden Parchment tied the score on Chuck Carter's twoyard smash in Uie final seconds of the third frame. Don Atkinson broke loose for a 49-yard scamper early in the fourth, reaching the Parchment one. Joe Chittick went over. Parchment threatened again, but am still make It pretty uncom­ fortable for lhe contenders." Nothing would please liltn 4 IM." CVM.C VI more than to pick up a win this sparkle when the Panthers scor­ Friday and next wiien the Vlked on the flrat play of the second quarter. Tlte toucltdown came on home field against tiw Orioles A pass from Roger Will to On the tecond play from Mike Fitzgerald covered 40 yard* a 65-yard-romp on whit Coach of Charlotte. That would give Jerry Eckman called "a sleeper ।the Vikings a 4 win, 3 loss and scrimmage, fullback Toui Moni- to set up the Hastings touch­ son ran the ball from 35 yanix down, putting the ball on the pUy." ___ _____ The Viking*, who easily damlViking fans are keeping their out to pay dirt Greenville ... 30. Tom Hoke—____ went Storting for Lakewood werc.for thrpc .Mrd, then Jim Wll। noted In their rushing attack all finger* crossed. Max McLeod. Paul Reed. Herbie: |lanu P|lK..c<j to Lyndon Endxley evening, mustered their touch­ who made a fine catch and ran . down In the middle of the third over one tackler to score. Dave quarter. Tlie scoring pla.FROSH VICTORIJDVS 1 set up when Brad OlllaspU rrtovThe HHS Freshman foot- Turne** attempt to kick the | point was blocked. I ed In and blocked a punt. | Greenville, the hardest hitting . The ball hit him and bounced Greenville here Thursday. Ji­ I nearly 35 yards to the Panther's Miss Annetta Reid, daughter lt. The local Frosh snapped team the young Saxons have en­ countered, came right back and 115 yard marker where a Viking of Mr. and Mra. Clarence Rdd.! Al Brown scored on a shotgun 9200 River Road. Nashville, was nlng streak. The HHS Fresh­ moved the ball down to lilt i- crowned football queen al half­ men will go to Charlotte lhl» j formation on a run up the mid­ dle for 50 yards. Brown ran the yartl line, Tom Barnum, whom time ceremonies at the home-. Thursday for a 5:39 game. I point for the 7-0 halftime acore. Coach Eckman said played hi* coming game between Caledonia; 1 | Ortahvliie scored again In and Maple Valley Friday. Rush. Fred Rafller. Ken Goode- . lhe third period with Fullback the boll over. I moot. Mei Townsend, and Ron Jim Wolverton capping a 38Reid with a doien red roan. Serving in the queen's court were Miss Cheryl Penfold and Mias Aklki Takasuka, an ex­ change student from Japan. Miss Becky Marsh, daughter of If statistics won n ball game Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Marsh of the Vikings should lave easily Vermontville was named prlnput this one on Ice. In their rushing attack Lakewood gained were Miss Linda Slade and Mis* !3 first down* and 160 yards. Nancy Garvey. The Panthers punched out 63 yards for five flrat downs. score an extra point against v- t Time Available Curtis and Torn Montoon I ronvenlon attempt. Credited with holding the In the last 50 seconds of the Pant hero in check were defensive K»‘»e. William* passed to Will linemen Gary Krete, Mel Town- . for TO >*rd» and the second Hassend. Max McUod and Ron CopTO. A pau play for the ptna. । vital extra point was no good. Tonight lhe Vikings travel to _ __ —‘ . East Lansing to toko on a atrona ' Cornier Michigan State footsqusd there O.me Ume la 7 pm «*» »»• a younger brother. Arnold, who's a lumber of Ohio State's 1965 L’SE BANNER WANT ADS! grid vanity. Hubbard Hills p ed to win this one. Coach Eckmnn had to replace Mn. F’s Favvrite Mr. and Mra. Wmlsworth Bissell Two nagging problem* in ibis nation—farm crop surpluses moved Into their new home Mon- ’ and the shortage of public recreadcnal lands, particularly moved into Goodemoot's spot day. They said their home inji '.Grand Rapids. ♦ Mra. Betty Juror*. !' for hunting—are in line to be tackled together under a new, fensc. Coach Eckman said that’ who lias been living In Uie Ronald ' double-barreled program authorized recently by Congress. : Burd home since last winter, moved j The program calls for converting 40 million acres of private I he made no wholesale changes, last week into tlie Mure budding ■ but that Jim Johnson did play land from crop production to a wide range ot other uaes, his first complete game of the at Maple Grove Center about four ; miles from Nashville. * Mra. Rosaincluding public recreation, within the next five year*. ___ Similar to. the old Soil Bank program, owners enrolling Recently Coach Eckman addunder this new plan will receive payments for withdrawing aophomor** to the varMrs FTank Hula of lhe Yankee their lands from crop production. The big selling point of I d*7 ro*,*T ln ■B effort U beef Springs Raud_caUed on Mra Franthis latest program is that extra bonus payments wJU also h last week. Mr. and be made to enrollees for permitting public hunting, trapping, Iptrasquad workout* are Jeff i Storican and the laiand family of Grand fishing, and other recreation on their idle lands. CoAt- I Lambert, Den Cook. Larry sharing funds sharin* fund* will be available for rdanrino planting wildlife habitat, Henney, Bob McGhan, Orecf Maters And son of Kalamazoo building ponds, andcanyingout other soil and water conser­ were Sunday callers. * Mra. Rod- I vation practices. --Mich Dept, of Conservation Thia Friday the Vikings travel erick Tietz and children ot R1 to St. Johns to take on the Red- Armchair Athlete % Grand Ledge 20-0 Craich Eck; man said that he believes hl* Physical development of the Yankee Springs recreation, boy* can come through with a area and how ^chigan is attempting to promote full use of । Llctor?.lJV^,"P J*’•’I" this wonderful natural resource right in our own back yard wa.-. whoiettoto expwrhn«rtlng reviewed (nr members of the Barry County Historical Society but that he may go to lhe bench Thursday night, and for numbers of the Hastings Rotary Club I for some added help thl* week, at their regular Monday noon luncheon meeting. I "We are out of tho flrat di­ Roland Nagel, who has been park naturalist in Yankee rigfoa race," he mid, “but we Phone WI 5-3184 to interrupt the move. Springs since last July, described much of his work before both! St. Philip scored In every quar ­ FOR INFORMATIONgroup*, explaining that he was,-------------‘--------- :-------------ter to swamp Bellevue. 32-0. part of a program to help park Point. 7-6 margin. Caledonia AND RESERVATIONS visitor* make full use of Uie land .shutout Maple Valley and Way­ On CMU Cage Squad Naturalist Nagel is one of a > land »cored it* flrat win of the Bob and Mickey Lambert Don Bouck, 5-8 graduate of dozen I holding similar poMlions season by edging South ChrixYour Hosts Grand Ledge High and a Junior throughout Michigan, attempting 1 U«n. 13-12. And we also gambled at Central Michigan University, to "interpret” their area* for the I Uiat Paw Paw might upset —:r'.;r uUllzation by the people Galesburg-Augusto and indlreclis a member of the Chippeww greater | Is^lve our Gull Lake Blue DevVarsity basketball squad. He Is _. of Michigan Mich Nagle told about 206 scouts (£ ‘ James. and 4ft leaders spending eight 1“^' We ,lftd *eve.n rtght- flTe hour* working to inwrove the Some 600 Tokyo reataurantD park. Ten of Uie Sctfit* picked | This __ ....week k we're going with; serve nothing but. tempura, the up 24 barrels of beer cans tn a Hasting* oi over Qrarlolte. shrimp delicacy that is the best­• short distance along a road in Grand Ledge over Greenville. Woodland at Michigan St. John* over Lakewood. ' loved of alt Japanese dishes. the areal Others brushed the roadsides and cleaned up the; new Deep Lake development! Delton over Olivet which Is to have 120 camping units. These new units will be! more rugged than the regular camp site but with more privacy. I There has been a degree of _ Middleville over Lowell. vandalism In the area, such as Caledonia over South Christian, uprooUng signs and painting on Maple Valier over Bellevue. rocks at teenagers' special night Hart over Hamilton. Keep ' spot*. Motorcyclists, too. can Zeeland over Wayland. cause damage when they leave the trails and roads to practice Your Dial tlon Department is seeking mm : hill climbing. , Nagel, who worked for the Na- ■ 3 Days Only Set At Friday thru Sunday tional Park Service at the Petr|- | I tied Forest National Park at Hol- *lookouts starting next Spring. should 5 pro. Nov. brook. urwK, Artz, zuiz. rcporieii reported that uiai Yani«u- ,You -—thmioH — ..... — apply -‘ - yby —r—-.................... IS th. Ivtl Service Q— 'kee Springs had 467,228 visitors 15 through the Civil Late Show Saturday । this part season, and 7.107 camp Commtarton at Lansing. Written permits were issued, the average i testa will be held Dec. 18. Tho 'camper staying four days. . . . starting bi-wvekly salary for • • • f park rangrr* and fire lookouts 1* | NO ONE PERMITTED TO LEAVE’ BEFORE THE END The Armchair's selection of *178.40. Application fonns are winner* for football games in ; available at ocunty clerk's office the area dropped to a new low! *nd Michigan Employment SeHASTINGSlast week, what with?Ionia com- curity,-offlceq. . . . i ing through with thd biggest up------------•------------set when the Bulldbgs whipped ' The 1965 Ohio State game BARRY the Grand LedgeZlomete, 14-0 ; marked the third time MiclUgsn Ionia had bow etf to the HHS! Stale kept an opponent from COUNTY Saxons the prevlj^is week. 38-0. ■ gaining a first down by rusiUng. showing little offeftse. Lakewood I The Sportanr. held Wayne Suite also was a disappointment, loa- without a first down- by 'rushing RADIO Ing to winless Alma by a one-1 In 1945 and in 1946. Open Bowling Coach Ernie Strong** Hasting* High Junior Varsity football squad, which dropped Uielr «• ond one-point decision at Green­ ville last Thursday, will be host to Charlotte for a 7 pm. game thl* Thursday on Johnson Field. Greenville's narrow victory gave Uie hltle Yellow Jacket* a 4-1-1 record. Halting* U 3-3. Maple Valley Crowns Queen the State's No 1 ranked Class C • Vcrn P o * t h u m a and Tom <• n e d I c t scored Caledonia's touchdown* and Ron VanDen­ Thorn kicked an extra point. Pnsthuma opened the scoring in lhe second period going over from Ute one. He took the sec­ ond-half kickoff and scrambled 85 yards for hi* other TD. Bene­ dict ran 33 yards in the third period and scared again in the fourth on a 13-yard run, through the sheriff's office. This Thursday Solid Cherry Letter Rack Dmi fn »isk tHih NUI Chinn dietty? W» 44, arj Bn» popular little taflw r»rt ft ■.twit* »t FenlMft.' SkiRlally toediucted ind . bwoMtifwHy fiddtel il main a . -aritrfulgtft'Ard. we ll mail il pod. Mota by W ta Utile Crind Rifwh Mmataluy 3K* x JW’ in sew, Mloilttl U* p*t» MUtoi I HEt! H'rariWHyHiMnh and family of Kalamazoo visited Mra. MandtaU Tripp and Brenda Bunday. Other caller* were Mr. and ■ stans-Mk) !arl Foralxmcl Nashville and Mra. Rod Tied and I children. ★ Mra. Borgia McKibben and Mra. Allen of Yankee Springs were callers In our neighborhood Thursday, a Charles Baughman of Gun fake finished digging the pond WBCH FOOTBALL ■SS.I7. HASTINGS BOWL INC. Every Saturday HALLOWEEN I SPECIAL • Afternoon! LIVE BROADCASTS of MICHIGAN and MICHIGAN STATE 1220 EXTRA! GAMES— THIS WEEK M. S. U SEE IT AT YOUR OWN RISK! VS i FASHION HOOSE OF GLAMOROUS MODELS . . BECOMES A TERROR HOUSf OF BLOOD!! Northwestern Broadcast Time: 1:15 p.m. A FASHION HOUSE . BECOMES A TERROR HOUSE Of BLOW! ’ ... ASTINGS' Listen to the Re-Broadcast EATINGj itMiaiiM' of all FURNACES Hastings High School Games (CHARLOTTE GAME THIS WEEK! Modern Aire - Oil - Gas - Coal PLUS HOT WATER BASEBOARD HEATING SEE IT AT YOUR OWN RISK! PLUMBING SUPPLIES WATER SOFTENERS rvaly No Children Under 12 Admitted Without Accompanying Parent J Call WI 5-5769 * Strand of Hastings * Bob Wilk 2153 Gun Laka Road THE AREA SCORES WATER HEATERS or WI 5-3732 Dick Htnney Hastingg SAXONS A GO GO! AND HIGHLIGHTS at 10:05 SATURDAY MORNINGS �Allison Tolles, Past Retailer, Dies Saturday The Hastings Banner Section Three—Pages 1 to 6 Whereas: OCTOBER 3L8T. HaLLOWMN. IS A HOLIDAY Thuraday. October 28. 1965 ESPECIALLY FOR CHILDREN AND Former Delton School Head Dies Suddenl' Parent-Teacher \Coiifereiice» Set iAt Woodland Honor Stan Trumble Toile*. 19. 221 8. Jefferaon. who WHEREAS: MILLIONS OF AMERICAN YOUNGSTERS SHARE THE HOLIDAY EACH YEAR BY TRICK OR TREATING POR died Saturday morning at hl* Vermontville. ha* qualified ** a UNICEF AND -THE WORLD S NEEDY CHILDREN ; AND able Funeral Home at 3 p.m. Tueeday. Club, according to Edward R. WHEREAS: TRICK OR TREAT FOR UNICEF IB A CONSTRUC­ The Rev. Willard H. Curtte of­ TIVE EXPRESSION OF AMERICAN CHILDRENS CONCERN l«ge Kankakee, in. will be gurat .w r n . . ficiated with burial in Utkralde company’s Lansing General OfAND FRIENDSHIP POR THE LESS FORTUNATE CHILDREN Ralph W. Harper. 70. fu Del- K-4 in tha Woodland School will OP THE WORLD; AND ton, who was *uper1nlendcnt of, be lield Thuraday and Friday, Club, Trumble attended an edu­ RhI“<? , The Michigan Center for Edutha Delton »chool» for 16 year*, Nov. 11-12. Parent* are being cational confeiene>- in Bedford Dale R Harvey 1* Informed Hut m Politic* at Western died suddenly about 2 pm Prl- scheduled and will be notified Spring*. Pa., from Oct. 16-13. WHEREAS' UNICEF. THE UNITED NATIONS CHILDRENS the Rev Williams te a sptakrr I Michigan Univeratty has an­ ■of •* the day at hl* Wall Lake home “ Ume for their conference — -•-----------In mn*trtemr,le rtomanA anA Vila ______ ______ ___ _ of FUND. IS HELPING MILLION;, OP CHILDREN AND MOTH­ nounced■ the appointment Beginning thl* year, all ele-|wlfe I* an able musician. Harald Arman, a graduate stu­ thur and Ida < Sortman > Tolle*. ERS TO BETTER HEALTH IN MORE THAN 100 COUNTRIES Members w of lhe dent from Mantun. aa assistant *ac*m«i> u« Emmanuel AND TERRITORIES BY ASSISTING GOVERNMENTS IN 1SS». He went to Delton In tend School are ocganlied into -1..11M — .11 four marking period* of approx!- Guild wUl mart Wednesday. V,* Nov, PROGRAMS OF DISEASE CONTROL NUTRITION. MATER­ Special emptuute U being placed mately nine week* each Par- - 3. at 2 p m. al the home of Mra, A graduate of Whitehall High NAL AND CHILD WELFARE AND EDUCATION: AND on the Bittie school hour at 9:45 School at Whitehall. Arman rrent* will rewire thetr chDda W. J. McAllister. 206 S Broad­ He married Oaytla M. Curtte report ewrd either at conference. way Program. 1 Women of tha -------- ..........---------- ...................... . on June 25. 1906. He worked in time or starUy before. Bible.11 presented by Mra. Don grre last January from WMU. । hi* father** general store in Lake WHEREAS EACH COIN COLLECTED BY TRICK OR TREAT­ with majen in history and po- Odessa until moving to Detroit For the convenience of par- | ERS WILL MEAN FOOD OR MEDICINE FOR THE SICK staff of tha Dacatur tohoob from -------........... iJn J#17 He worked for the USE BANNER WANT ADS! Utlcal adencc 1932 to 1930 W1t*. the elementary and Junior AND HUNGRY CHILDREN OP THE WORLD. . Packard Motor Company for »lx He was bom tn New berry on high confrrenct-a will t>e held at T ate atudlea In political science,, year*, then he returned to Lake NOW. THEREFORE. I. FRANKLIN C BECKWITH, MAYOR OF Oct 28. 1894, the *on of James the same time Thu will make It1 speeteililng In State and localj Odessa THE CITY OF HASTINGS. DO HEREBY PROCLAIM SUN­ * *5 graduated from high school I scheduled to see an elementary In •--1925 — he moved to Hasting* gotemment — _ a poultry and egg al Newberry in 1914 and entered teacher, to also talk to the Junior DAY. OCTOBER 31. 1965. AS In his new position. Arman , , buxine**, trucking into Detroit1* will assist Dr Robert W K*uf-1 whoieeale and retail market*. graduated In 1922. the elementary inference*. “UNICEF DAV man. director of the Michigan . This busineaa wa* deatroyed by j Hl* college career was inter------------ •---------— Center, in preparing for and exe­ cuting various activities within fire in 1930. after which Mr ! Tolle* itarted a cream xtatton on IN HASTINGS. AND URGE EVERY CITIEEN OLD AND Xd4»Vw.“a'’w'..‘?. ft,Christian Science the department. The center la South Jefferson, retelling eggs | U F,.r„ Tex(. Announc:ed YOUNG ALIKE TO PARTICIPATE IN TRICK OR TREAT aimed at giving college student* and drraaed poultry Mr. Harper married Dorothy FOR UNICEF AND TO WELCOME PROPERLY IDENTIFIED opportunities to prepare for ■ Whom the Lord loveth he TRICK OR TREATERS AT THE DOOR-THOSE WHOSE Duddle* on June 10. IKS , in auaiuwi w uu 11c m —-------. In our super-mechan­ CONTAINERS CARRY THE OFFICIAL PRINTED ORANGE survived by a daughter. Mra The kmon-*nnon in CluteUan ized age. where products AND BLACK TRICK OR TREAT POR UNICEF MESSAGE George ■ Patricia* Howlett. Bal-. Science Churche. thl* Sunday are mas* produced, your pre­ WITH THE UNICEF SYMBOL OF A MOTHER AND CHILD,. tie Creek, two aon*. Ralph W of points out acme of the way* scription is actually tailored to be awarded to a qualified student Mr. and Mra. Tulle* celebrated AND WHO ARE ACCOMPANIED BY A RESPONSIBLE Battle Cr»ek. and Robert J of thia statement cornea true in Imperial Beach. Calif ; nine the live* of people today The thrtr 54th atdding anniversary meet your specific condition. In political science each year. ADULT OR TEENAGER. grandchildren, and a brother, topic 1* "Evertartlng PunlahYour doctor takes many factors Arman Is the son of Rev and In June of 1963. Floyd, of De» Moines, Iowa ment.” Mr Tolle*, in addition to Ito. into consideration when he pre­ Mra. Hxrokl Arman of Banfield IN WITNESS WHEREOF I HAVE HEREUNTO Mr. Harper was a life member i q ■ wife, I* »urvlv*d by three daugh ­ William F. Arrtold. mana­ scribes for you. Such factors as of the Hickory Mason Lodge No M Keith Barrigar and SET MY HAND AND CAUSED THE SEAL OF ters. Mra. Karl < Norma* Lake 345. a member of lhe Michigan •£ w^c „f Bar­ height, weight, past medical Fitzgerald Corps ger of the Model Finance; ol Albion. Mn Keith (Geral­ THE CITY OP HASTINGS TO history, present illness are all dine* Fox and Mix Linden Office nt 140 W. State, BE AFFIXED. . Invites New Member iMargurrti Snyder of Hastings; reflected,in your prescription. Street (next to The Cop­ Order of Eastern Star No 333iuntU Sunda>the Woman’s Relief Corps met FRANKLIN C BECKWITH, bor. four grandchildren, and one per Lantern). invites you Refy on our Koxoll Phormocirl MAYOR. THE CITY OF HASTINGS for prompt, friondly member* present. During the to call him ot WI 5-34291 buxines*" meeting Lucille Abel* a Sunday School teacher for pronription torvito. at any time you need $25 frraUaial and executive *taff only was admitted to the Corp* by mer Scoutmaxter Initiation. Dorothy Gronewnid to $1,000. When Mr. Harper retired aa Your0ta«?)Pharmocy announced that the Corp*' flrat muniit countries, white 36 come from the US. Al! US. clttacn* are MONEY FOR A . checked by an agency Of the US government for American loyally FUN-FILLED SUMMER pm. Tlie Con® vrill furnish gift* Sp.cial Speakers at Nazorene Church §011 of __ t Banfield Residents Given WMU Position Jacob's PRESCRIPTION PHARMACY 126 East State St. Phono WI 5-2466 Halting* Laura Sponabie Dies Saturday; Rites Monday entation courae al the VAV8 on Nov. 3. ‘ ‘ Plana were completed for 16 member* to attend the Dtetrkt 5 Convention in Kalamazoo on Thuraday. Oct. 28 The next regular meeting wgl be the Nov. 4 birthday dinner NOW! Get up to 12 HOURS RELIEF with One Capsule! SBSgli Sponabie. IS. 115 •“TIMED ACTION COLD CAPSULES Another falaehqnd widely <11*aemiruted te that trick-or-treat day at Pennock Hospital. were held at 1 pm Monday at the Sponabie Funeral Home The Rev John Mlles. president of the Grand Rapid* School of cujated by certain group* claiming I Bible and Music. officiated and burial waa in the Hasting* Town­ the trouble to investigate the full ship Cemetery charge* reflect more discredit on those rprcadlng them than they do In Holgate. Ohio, the dau of Adam and Emma (’ Eberly. She married Harry I co I cd Mr. Spanable retired In 1936 Z398?. Public Forum After school closed in I960. Mr and Mra. Harper tailed the At­ lantic for a tour of England and Europe. Center ____ bad* for the allegation that any Ute Dalton Methodist Church at UNICEF fund* were to diverted 2 pm. Monday with the Rev. authority of US. State Do-1 Marcltu Taber officiating, with the Rev David Honeywell assist­ li.-tmeni,'iiodcojOQO waa lent to ing. Burial was tn the Prairieville the United Nation* temporarily. Cemetery Masonic Memorial day at the Henton-Smith Funer­ al Home. Contribution* may be made to the Delton Methodist Church. of a grossly exaggerated thn Communist take-over here, group I* no* * gymptxgii of lhe aDegwttonr made UNICEF. UNICEF wax formed upon reg- sion appointed by President TruMra Sponabie made her horns with her granddaughter. Mixa eroding president luu endoroad lu Bonnie Jean Sponabie, for the work. Many leading statesmen with solidly anU-communht reputations Robert H. Sponabie, owner of dorstrr.aiU should make u» Invest!the Sponabie Funeral Home; a daughter, Mra. Fred (Vivian* children; five great grand-hll- viciltn of deceit WSCB''nwwUng will Other allegation* against UNICEF try investigating all the facta. I hava investigated ouite a number, and found they dlaredited thcae <readli< them rather than UNI­ CEF. This Is not a claim that UNICEF is perfect; no human effort te. It te simply that there ia.no proof to claim* that it I* a viefous Oommunlat conspiracy. Mkrclua E Tatar. Deiton. Michigan Frank (Leona* McMillan of HaaTiny pellets of medication in each capsule dissolve.at timed intervals to give you relief from cold symptd'fhs. You'll never know how good you can feel during a cold until you try the Rexall brand! Erma A. Farkas of 8525 Cronk Highway. Bellevue, han been promoted to airman flrat class dtetre^Tof GdlTffX wr Parka* la an aircraft crow chief at Lockbourne AFB, Ohio. He te a member of the Tactical Air PRESCRIPTION PHARMACY ! «bui»m and frtmd* during thrtr .*£ •*** ta «wdgn Snyder. wh0** ,rlfo/** lhe (urTl‘»r Maocn. .I\) 0U4 WM 4091 B1U . Field. Jacksonville. Ha. Uirough June. 1966, UNICEF allo­ tiefield firepower, precision Jet cation* for program* in 118 coun­ tries totaled 8319420,171 The tour mobility for the nation1* ground Communist countries that received fore** The airman I* a gradu­ aid during thl* period got only »75.-p.?89 or 24*. In June. 1965 ate of Bellevue High School the allocations gave tea* than J* of total to three Communist coun­ tries. Poland. Yugoslavia and Mon­ golia. Another charge implies that the controlling board and tha em- WHEEL HORSE Phone WI 5-2466 126 E. 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Any par­ ent finding It ItnpoeBlble to at­ tend on tho assigned day te welcomed to come the other day. If a patent finds it Impossible to attend either day. he may atlend Ute ipccial conference on TJiuradey. Nov. 11. from 7-8 pm. Parents are asked to attend tlw> day stolons if at all possibL-. aa conference time Is very limi­ ted in the evening. Junior high report cards will be handed out to parents or guardians at the conference which will be held in the gymnasiura. Report cards will not Delton Area By Mn. John Peabody R<Hrt« 3 Teleekea. EU-SJE1 Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Boulter and san have moved to Denver. Colo, where Mr. Boulter te attending the Univeralty of Denver Law School. Ke to to be there for three year*. Stuart te a graduate of Delicti High School and the son of Mr. Williams and two <lai«htcr* to our community. * Mra. Qra iPhylllsi Ryan gave a bridal Miower for her siMcr. Mra. Nelson (Chrta Adams' Ttxkl. who was recertify married. Mra. Marte Pmbody Mtendal the State ^Michigan Grind Chapter of the OES In Grand Rapids frftn Theaday. through, Thuraday. Mra. Rev* Orbeck. Mr. and Mra. Wil­ liam Armin trout and Mra. Stale U.S. Choice Tenderay Boston Rolled , . - Boneless M Pot Roast *• FRESH WHOLE FRYERS SEMI-BONELESS SMOKED HAMS Silver Platter Center Cut Rib Sher Hauer, L jwt,j PORK CHOPS Country dub DOUBLE HOT 1 DOGS umT Top Value STAMPS 25 TEHOERAY BONELESS BEEF DAIRY VEAL SALE Shoulder WEDNESDAY! Kwid Krib- VEAL ROAST DriaonlraStirt-’l VEAL CHOPS VMJ dnouoer tnopi or ___ ROUND ROAST -79' KntMChj Steak a*t folP STEAKS -’1 STAMPS lhe purchoe ol 2 pkgi, or mors cl 3-Legged or Double M Breasted foyers 4 SLICED BACON Paschke's KWfCX Arisp LUNCH MEAT SLICED BACON visited Mr. and Mra John Peabody from Friday through Saturday * I win be |]ad to hear from all people who have new* item*. * Mr. and Mra Earl Baum arid daughter and Mra. Eatad Kelly and Mra. Beatrice Baum of Hastings visited Mra. Viola Barrett Sunday A Mr?and Mra. Raymond -MaKlm- „ . _ Horrud't Paschke'x Bulk Roasted or POLISH SAKAGE -69/ ALL BEEF FRANKS Hygrade’s-10-ox. wt. Oscar Mayor SpertsnuiBtiopu SLICER EAGER fc 69/ I ■M Drumsticks or Breasts w/ribs «■ 89/ Ecfaich Krall's Salad Dressing ROLL POM MISAGE SMOKEES >'Sf- wrthtM da I-lbor more pkgel rqele Whip] M& Michigan ®ate's thlrtf-'place finish In 1904 Big Tax gymnas­ tic* sundingu marked the ninth time tn 1ft yean UtM Uxg^spartana had occupied thill poalUon. Chicken ol the Sea CHOP JURY TUNA* CtaskTtaaZ"^ —40/ Kroger Grahams or MEAT Hettag wHawtargltae 19/ ’ SittlwCrwk»ra!-Aig4#/ DIET COLA am m wm • 1 ' L Hygrado's Smoked 1 Sliced Beef Redeem al Kroger thru Setardey. October 30. 1943. plus bit. deposit NLbury White 1#*., Yelow 1-b. l-ot, BIG "K' Canned 99 Putting Off Winter PROTECTION Don’t wail until the little wom­ an gels you up at midnight to riw out tly» cold winter drafts. Fix yuurmlf mow low Bled Cherry, Cola Dry Gngoralo, Golden Stoneware Bowl Gingerale, Grape, Lemon Lime, Qrartge, Root Beer or Sugar Free Cola. with 5th wad merier coupon & a $5 or more purchase Swiss Ckoc I k. 6-cx, Double Dutch DeviU Food iJb. 3-pz. Cake 3 AB SWANSON or BANQUET 12-oz wt. JOOSTAMPS 2 Frozen KROGER BLACK PEPPER Now For Eno Groater Savings etasy! Just cut with shrgni . . . tadt over screens or frames. Warp’s genuine, crystal-dear H.EX4t.<;klhS holds IN beat— kpeps OUTcold .., saves up to WC un fuels, cotte. Lasts for j*arx at a fraction the cost of glass. Only 90c a square yard at your local hardware or lumber dealer.______________________ . GOLD CREST n MARSHMALLOWS3 Redeem st Kroger thru Salurdor. October 30. IMS. Spotlight Instant Coffee LABEL KING SIZK COFFEE CAKE APPLES WshHrts er Pectet GET FLEX-O-GLAS5 AT UU* LABEL U.S. No. 1 MICHIGAN E. L Carpenter Hardware J " POPEYE * POPCORN HABOWAKI & ABniAHCU Redeem al Kroger thru Plain er Sugar East Side brnber Co. JHflll 2 AEc Kroger Donuts rft T,Ml your Ooili * Gobbln, Io <Maou> i»'i iii|r« /—<• ly—v—tewai—U �MeCAIXCM rXHIB BRETHREN IN CHRIST CHURCH The Church'in tn« Wildwood’ Otis Lake Road Rev. Isaac Osgood. PMtor Morning worship. 10 am. Study Reveals Role of Sunday School Teachers average Michigan Sunday School tcadier os aging, fading well- ren Church will be bringing the GRACE LUTHERAN CHURCH S. Jefferson * Walnut Bu. HASTINGS 5rA.w---. r--STONEY POINT ADVENTIST CHttECH FREE METHODIST CHURCH Rev. Qwennsth Sebring, Pastor eoFSTcoifh "TnTv^o^iB 10 am. Sunday school. ■ Sal. Sabbath school. B!M.‘ Worship. 11 am.pm. Preaching. Worship, 10:45 am. nominations met at Michigan Bute Univarsity to hear a re­ Bunday school, 9:30 am. port on a recently completed Every Bunday — This is tlie study by the Michigan Council Life” over WKZO-TV, 9:30 am.; LAKEWOOD of Churches. The Rev. Paul H. King, as­ over WOOD-TV. 10:30 am.; BAPTIST CHURCH Community Room above sociate director of the Council WILX-TV. 1130 am.; over Woodland Fire Station WJIM-TV, 4 pm. "Tl*: Lutheran Hour." over WKZO. 12:30 pm., over WBCK, 11 am. Worship service. enrollment in many area* of lhe For information, call X. W. Blate, often wt>ere church mem- HASTINGS EVANGELICAL UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH Researched by lhe Institute CARLTON CENTER for Community Development at H. J. Buwalda, Minuter METHODIST CHURCH Mlciiigan State Unlvendty, tho report contain* exhaustive *muRev. Richard VandenBosch Office hours Tuesday through dies of racial snd ethnic char­ Sunday school. 10:15 am. acteristics of church neighbor- ,other time by appointment. Morning worship. 8:15 am. hoods, population trends, tlnanSunday Schedule cud support, age. sex and martLAKEWOOD E.UJL CHURCH lai status of church school i west, sups, mere axe Rev. Carl Bllverooll. Pastor teacher*. Morning worship. 10 am. for all. Nursery provided. Bunday school. 11 am. 1 11 am. Momlmr worahlt Sunday worship, 7:30 pm. Wednesday worship for entire I Cross." Text Phil 2:8 Holy Com­ family. munion. Adult* Bible study and prayer, Organist: Mn. Ruth West. Youth Department. actively involved hj other com­ munity activities. At the same time, she may be one of a signi­ ficant number wlio has been un­ able to attain knowledge about . the parents. family background, of the studenU she teaches. The study revealed that while education stood high on the list most churehef. figure., reveal that the> first person to be add­ ed to Um* church staff following a minister is apt to be a niusician. questions: "Arc trained musici­ an* more important than train­ ed educator* to supervise the church school program? Or arc trained mini cl an* coaler to find Sermon: "Religion or Salvation.*' Tueaday — W8W8. 7:30 pm. FIRST CHURCH OP GOD 1330 N. Broadway. Hastings Offering. Rev. George J. HuIxt. Pastor Wednesday, Day of Prayer and Phone 945-3195 Bible study. Where a Christian Experience 9:30 am. Morning group. Makes you a Member. 7 pm. Evening group. 10 am. Sunday school. 11 am. Morning worship. Gerald CWtroth. director. Saturday library open 2-4 pm. 7:30 pm. Evening worship. 7:30 pm. Wednesday prayer. TRINITY GOSPEL CHURCH 1118 Jordan Lake Street HASTINGS Lake Odessa IPA. Campgrounds GRACE BRETHREN CHURCH Phono DR 4-8277 Cor. of Jefferson and B Center Rev. Russell Sarver. Pastor Sunday school, 10 am. Bunday school, 10 sun. Worsiilp service, 11 am Worship hour, 11 am. Young People's service, 7 pn Sunday ertnlng service. 7 pm. Evening service, 8 pm. Tlie Bible, the whole Bible and Bible BUidy Wed, 7:30 pm. nothing but the Bible. trained educators more willing <o serve churches on a volun^ MIDDLEVILLE CHRISTIAN REFORMED CHAPEL 708 W. Main Street and many other questions will Rev. Earl Schlpper be found by individual churches Worahlp, 10 am. Sunday school. 11:15 am. their own church school pro­ Evening worship. 7:30. grams. He emphasized that the pur- CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE 307 E. Marshall Street gather information but to dispd misconception* and provide 410 E. Madison.* 845-5065 8:48 am. Church school. Bupt. seeking to strengtlscn theta* edu­ Loyd Marts. cational programs. 11 am. Morning worship. 7:30 pm. Wed.. Bible Study cutlve director ot the Council said, "Improved methods of BALTIMORE U. B. CHURCH measuring community change, of which this study is an outstand-. Morning worship... Christian Endeavt surable assistance in planning vital. pertinent program* for cluujjhee in Michigan " Wed . 7 pm. prayer meeting. An Invitation to Worship Sunday School, 9:55 a.m, Morning Worship, 11 a.m. Youth Fellowship, 6 p.m. People's Service, 7 p.m. Mid-Week Services, 9:30 a.m. & 7 p.m. The Evangelical United Brethren Church Hastings Evangelistic Center ' Youth Fellowship, 7:30 pm. Boys and girls fellowship, 7:30. Choir practice, 8:30. Herb Buwalda. Pastor THE CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF LATTER DAY SAINTS* Sunday school. 10:30 am. HASTINGS ASSEMBLY OF GOD 102 E. Woodland* A Rev, M. P Goble. 1 Worship service, 11 am. INTER-LAKES BAPTIST CHURCH Delton. Mich. Rev. David Honeywell, Pastor Bunday school. 10 am. Worship — Sunday school, 9:30 am. Worship. 10:30 am. CEDAR CREEK BIBLE CHURCH Campground Rd, 8 miles south ST. ROSE CATHOLIC CHURCH of Hastings Pastor, Donald Tack Rev. David Hawley. Assistant Sunday school, 10 am. Worship, 11 am. Youth meeting. 6:15 pm. 8. Saturdays. 7:30 am. on BunEvening service, 7:30 pm. Wednesday prayer meeting and day*. . » Bible study. 7:30 pm. Dally Masses. 7 and 8 1 DELTON 8T. AUGUSTINE, METHODIST CHURCH MIDDLEVILLE Marclus E. Taber, Minister Church Study. Bunday, 9:45 8T. AMBROSE CATHOLIC Worship. Sunday. 11 am. CHURCH AT DELTON Youth Fellowships. Bunday, 6 P Prayer Group, Tuesday, 9:30 rehearsal, CHURCH Youth Director. Willard Hi •Curtis. Minister p£X ni^lroz ^d Blble^ dv »“• “*«* taunched in the 130 I parishM of the 28-countJ Ira Osgood, on Wednesday eve­ Rapid* Catholic diocese. ning al 7:30 pm. ** *n» Junior Christian Endeavor will be having a Halloween Alien J. Babcock for the annual party and inviting the adult Catholic Bishops Thanksgiving Christian Endeavor un Saturday Clothing Collection in beiAlf of evening at IM.' lute men. women and children WOODBURY nwpui u, nnjuiiu iuc UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH Msgr. Joseph Walen. diocesan I director of lhe annual Appeal, Rev. B. R. Davis, Pastor Just M-M, North on M-5< M-50 in aays that more than GO parent usl off M-66, Village of Woodbury 1 of lhe parishes, including those । in thl* area, have designated orSunday school, 9:45 am. ganitationa and appointed chalrWorship. 11 am. to ___ handle the Ingathering Junior church for children. — ।|rnen ..... — Youth choir rehearsal. Wed. of material*. . pm. I Msgr. Walen asks all pariahFellowship service, 7:45 am. to start now to search Youth Fellowship. Wed.. 7 pm. t?*ctr closet* and prepare their Biolc Study and prayer «er- bundlra for the coming rollervice, at P-=pa* Roger tian. Mascrlab were shipped ler, Wednesday. 28 pm. — - ----- ---------------- - _« -u—w from the Grand Rapids dloemo in the 1M4 Campaign totaled UNITED BRETHREN IN CHRIST CHURCH E. Colfax at N. Boltwood MILO BIBLE CHURCH R3 Delton 8:30 a.m. Morning worship, Rev. Prank Crabb junior church. A. J. Spoelstra. Pastor iu:au 10:30 am. ourxiay Sunday bcimxh school.. _ ■■■ “-—•-r school, 10 am. 3 pm. lrup>ratlonal service.. 7 pm. Evening service. Worship, Rev. Mr*. Lila Manker !•» am CARLTON 8EVENTH-DAT .V— .K ADVENTIST anVENTIBT CHURCH Elder Gerald N. Slack at the Oatego United Brethren Saturday worship. 10:45 am. Prayer meeting, Turaday, 7:30 pm. PENTECOSTAL CHURCH Rev. Arbutus Hurless. Pastor For Banner Classified Ad* Call.WI 5-3481 FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST 645 W. Green Street Bunday service. 11 am. Sunday school. 11 am. Wednesday service, 7:45 pm. Reading room open Wednes­ day and Saturday, 2 to 4 pm. COATS GROVE CHRISTIAN CHURCH Cor. Coats Grove Rd. and . Durkee Road Charles Gibbs, Pastor Floyd Walter. Supt. Bible school. 104tm. Worship hour. 11 am. Christian Endeavor, Turaday, 7. CMumn M PLEASANT VALLEY UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH Mtoirxhlp. 7 IRVING CHAPEL 11 am Morning worship. Rev. Chalmer Miller. Pastor 8 pm. Young People** service. am. . Chance! Choir om, Thursday. BASTINGS BAP1 Morning worship. 0:30 and 11. bf.the pasSunday. "Faith for Today," on TV. WOOD, Channel 8. 8:30 am. 11 am. Junior church. For mon: Sunday. Voice of Prophecy. children 4 to 8 year* old. Radio WJEP 1230. 8:30 am. 5 pm. Teen choir rcitearaal. 8:30 Junior High and Senior High Youth Fellowship will be HASTINGS CONGREGATION joined by Junior-age children to OF JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES totaling*. canvas* far UNICEF. 220 West Colfax Street 8 Adult Discussion Group. tor. music. hymn ring. Sunday Public Talk. 3 pm. Monday Activitlea Watchtower Bible Study. 4:18 7 Boy Scout*. Girls Club*. Tuesday — 6,30 pm. Christian Wednesday ActivlUew KILPATRICK UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH Wednesday Activities 1:30 Circle 5 will meet at the M-86 Woodland Rev. R. A. Hoffman 9 am. Women's prayer band. 1:30 Circle 0 will meet at the 10 am. Bunday school. 7: 30 pm. Prayer meeting and home of Mrs. Roger Wiswell. 11 am. Worship service. Bible study. * 3:30 Cherub choir practice. 8 pm. Evening service. 8: 30 pm. Adult choir rehearsal. Thursday Activities home of Mm Douglas Anderson. PILGRIM HOLINESS CHURCH 8:30 pm. CSB Battalion Boya 8 Circle 8 will meet at lhe Rev. Howard W. Rogen. Pastor 1308 S. Hanover Street Nursery during all services. 10 am Sunday school. 11 am. Morning worship. ZION LUTHER^# CHURCH Thursday—7 30 Ciiana-1 choir Youth meeting. 8:15 pm. Evening Gospel Hour, 7 pm. practice. Veite Road at Woodland Wednesday Prayer, 7:30 pm. Saturday-^. Couple. Club will Rev. Einar Unselh. Pastor "Ycur Friendly, Christ-Centered meet in Memorial Hall for an HASTINGS evening trf Fun and Fellowship. FREE METHODIST CHURCH Sunday school, 10 am. Claascr. Host couples: Dr. and Mr*. Boltwood and E. Stale Road Rev. Marvin Slckmilier, Pastor Warship service, 11 am. With Douglas DeCamp. Sunday school. 9:45 am. Reformation Day services. Morning worship, 10:45 am. WOODLAND Evening service, 7:30 pm. ' Tuesday. Circles will meet. METHODISE CHURCH Cherub and Junior choirs. Rev. Richard VandenBosch, A warm invitation is extended Wednesday, 4 pm. Pastor Senior choirs, Wed.. 8 pm. Bunday school. 10 am. this friendly church. Adult Instruction Chua, ThursMorning worship, 11 am. Youth Fellowship. 7:30 pm. We are studying the doctrines broadcast over WFUR. ot the Lutheran Church. This Young People. Thursday. 7 pm. weeks topic: "We Believe in the Reahty of ‘Sin." Saturday, Junior Catechism, THE GALILEAN BAPTIST CHURCH Saturday, Senior Catechism. Former Freeport High School Wed. prayer meeting. 8 pm. The little church with lhe big WESLEYAN message. Phone 785-8971. METHODIST CHURCH Hickory Camera, Michigan Rev. Vaughn B. Jensen. Pastor WOODLAND CHURCH OF THE BRETHREN 10 am Bunday school 8319 Costa Grove Road 11 am. Morning worship. Jun­ Rev. Charles Gibb*. Pastor ior church and nursery provided Worship services. 9:45 am. Wednesday, 7:80 pm. Family Junior chotr, 4 pm. Thuraday. Night. Adults, Youths. Juniors Adult choir practice, Wedneaand Children. 8:30 pm. Choir OUR LADY OF GREAT OAK. 7 DOWUNO * Mota, SupL CTWistfan Endeavor, 7 Dorrell Btarbord. president. Junior Christian Endeavor, 1i Evangelistic service, 7:45 pm. Prayer service Wednesday. 7:30 p.m Clam leaders, Clayton Mote and Fred Bawdy. OmNGEVILLE ' BAPTIST CHURCH W. Glen Campbell. Pastor 3 Mlles South of Gun Lake 9:45 am. Bundsy school. 11 am. Morning worship. 7 pm. Evening worship. Wednesday, 7:30 pm. Bible study and prayer service. BOWENS MILLS CHAPEL Henry VanTU. Evangelist 10 am. Morning service. 11:15 am. Sunday school. PEOPLE'S B| CHURCH LcRoy Kenney, Pastor 11 am. Morning worship. 10 am. Sunday school. .WOODLAND NORTH IRVING WESLEYAN UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH METHODIST CHURCH Cor. of Sisson and Buehler Road prayer. 4 ml. W. ot Broadway. Freeport Thursday. 7 pm. Pioneer Girls Rev. Morris Borgman, Pastor Sunday school. 10 am. and Boy* Brigade. Moshing worship, 11 am. Women's Missionary Fellow­ Bunday school. 10 am. Morning worship. 11 am. Christian Endeavor. 8:30 pm. ship 2nd Tues, each month, 7:30. Prayer service. Wed Young People's service, 7 pm. Evangelical service. 8 pm. Public Invited. HASTINGS WESLEYAN METHODIST CHURCH Cor. N. Michigan A: E. State Rd. Introducing the tuned car 1966 Buick Catholics Seek Clothing for Destitute People WI 5-3212 10 am. Sunday school. 11 am. Worship service. Refor- "ONLY 3 MORE DAYS! SALE ENDS SATURDAY OCTOBER 30th! FOR DOUBLE CONVENIENCE . . Matching 2-Speed Frigidaire Washer for multi-fabric washing! TRADE-IN YOUR OLD WASHER Budget-priced FRIGIDAIRE Hawing Heat Dryer! Gentlt Flowing Heat pgmpors your fabrict-drlei them billowy soft, fresh as all outdoors! • No-stoop Dacron lint screen Is right on the door. »Fine mesh design traps even tiny particles! • New lighter color Porcelain Enamel drum. applies onfy ro reiidenNM Fabrics Heat Selector, toe! electric customers of Con- Fellowship. Gospel Hour. Double Protection! jEa^.-aiiBsayT! Who Die in lhe Lord. and Bible study. FIRST METHODIST CHURCH 6 pm. UNICEF. 5 Year Prelection Plan at no extra charge! WASHER No belts to break, no pulleys to iam, Rev. George EU.Iott Rev. John Joldersma WI 5-4045 0:45 Church school. 11 am. Warship service. mon topic: "Stonas Tpll Btorira * Mortgage burning ceremony ’154” INSTALLED • Timer lets you set exact drying minutes! ACTION FOR NEW ' DEEP CLEANING! mission, drive motor, or large capacity DRYER Monday, 7 pm. Troop 73. Model ODAK Thuraday. 8:30 pm. Children'* Model WCDAK ToT furnishing replacement of any de- 3:30 pm. Carol choir rehearsal. Wealda’i y«« really rather have a Buick? Theft’s an authorized Buick deikf nar yw. Seo his V Double-Checked uud can, loo. LARKE BUICK-CHEVROLET, 1435 S. Hanover Circuit Churches Sermon topic: "The EASY TERMS) silting of drum shaft, drum bearing. Great consumers Power company �E-TUK HASTINGS BANNER — - . - 'Middleville. * Kim Meaecar tsOlfate cabin near Turtln. They I day. O* H. *W>tr RUeaM •< tt» __ L. _ w_ , — —_ L-. .1_ ..I.,..., • .... t — I r-llntzw*- WayneFleid* Of Caimn ?“;*-■£. fit «ss.9f4J! “ Evah B. Cousins Dies Suddenly At Nashville ah •ri. nly >.» bo :'S f Mr. and Mrs David Reisler of Freeport. * Mr. and Mra. Grand Raptda »pent Sunday. Mrs Edith Itanaon of CUrlut- . Carlton Center wwe Sunday, WIU Mirtilrr were Sunday din-. Oct. 17. at the Charles Olbba rille Friday. Oct. 15. * Mra , __ jurate of Mn. Warren Rouah home * Mr. and Mrs. Keith Harry Reisler and Mra. PR>yi‘. ; tn HaaUnca. * Mr. and Mra. Blough and family of Grand Dukaa accompanied Uiclr ctahr. i Charles Blough and Roger rial- Rapids wore Sunday. Oct. 17. Mra. Melvin McDcrmld of But1 ted David at Michigan state lunch gu«»U of Ida mother. Mra. ton to Clartaville for the tunaUntwrally. 'Sunday. Oct 17. a Greta Ulouglt ral of Mra. Hertha l^wh. r Mr. f Sunday, ora. 17. visitors of the )&r. and Mra. Jule Turner and and Mra. Floyd Duka and Mr Charlie. Blough home were Mr. family wvre Sunday. Oct. 17.'and Mra. Dole Dukes attended Battle Cn and Mra. Frank Martin an d nritora of Mr. and Mra Richard a birthday party hoaraine DakMra John MLihler of Grand Carlin at Richland, a Mr. and Dukes at Ute home ot Mr. anti Raplib * Wednesday. Oct 13. Mra David Relglcr of Carlton Mrs Ed Priebe of South Harting: rornpletcd bls boot' training at Sunday. Oct. 17, dinner Saturday. Oct. 16. Great Lakes Naval Training of Mr. and Mra Arthur. Mra. Cliarle.i Overboil waa th< l * Mr. and Mra. Carl winner of the 1100 offered by (Hadding offfcUtlng with burial tn Woodland Memorial Park. «M discharged from rjey and U 17. d lunar William Kltmp Mr. and Mix Henry Kauffman and children of Var.daUa v.vre tor. at the Gary. McGhee home. * Mr. and Mrs. Gurdon Yoder Clum viritrd her slater and fam­ ily. Mr and Mra. Jay Champlin a- I. University. Mr. and Mra Norval * Sunday. Oct 17. rflmMRUM riot and childrep were Sunday, Patrick at CUrkiville. Thaler and daughters and Ron WHooxsen wtre Sunday. Oct 17.: dinner gwMa ‘of .Mr. and Mrai Dan Pwtma. ■ / J DUUo MbB of Alto, ------ fi—* • USE BANNER WANT ADS! Feature Value! "Super-Right" Quality, Government Inspected U.UIMH uuauj- one aucnaca tno Striker School and married Ed- i FRESH FRYERS BHI ,5.29. r'.rd Jay Coualna of Woodland; Township until his desUh on Split, QuartpHd J WHOLE FRYERS practical daughter. Mra. < Eather) Paul Mary Landis of Grand Rapidn and two brothers. Grant and Guy Sllaby of Its Cinrlotte, 11 SAVE 10c—JANE PARKER Did you know that “soft"bread isn't necessarily fresh bread? Freeport Ry Mra. Sylvan Tagg DONUTS 5^ *|QC That's why Jane Parker bread is dated daily ug.red.r ■ l.nnaaen || .ITS YOUR GUARANTEE OF FRESHNESS. Dukes ware Sunday dinner guests Gelgcra birthday, Mra Sweet Cider JANI PARKER ENRICHED MICHIGAN returned Carrots 5 u- 59c ra BATHROOM — ROLL OF 500 4W«4Vi 2-PLY 2 ROLLS Aurora Tissue . . . IN PKGS. A, 200 — SHEETS Northern Tissue <”^TS 4 ROLLS IN PKG. 4^^ I-OZ. CANS Green Giant Peas i i ASP — GRADE "A" Grapefruit Sections CANS ADP —GRADE "A" 8-OZ. BTLS. Grape Juice . . . 1-QT. 8-OZ. POWDERED Action Bleach . ROMAN CLEANSER 6-OZ. PKG. • Laundry Bleach HAMS 6 lb. Can BAG ta 251 PLASTIC OiW WITH CHLORIDE BLEACH NITWT. u-oz. PKGS. Ajax Cleanser Vi-GAL. PLASTIC Roman Starch 41‘ 89 89 49‘ 69‘ 49 PLASTIC < Bo-Peep .... LAUNDRY > LAUNDRY Cheer Detergent We repair hi-fi and 3-LB. I-OZ. PKG. CENTRAL RADIO & TV HOWARD TRUMBULL WI 5-9187 fr WI 5-5992 228 N. JoHme. at Mill Calgonite . . . . LIQUID CLEANER Mr. Clean . . . . .i-ife. 31* Chunk Tuna . . . RUG .| oj Dishwashing itt ■OX L. 'at 39* < '& 59* > Concentrate . Corn Flakes . Frosted Flakes . Bissell Shampoo PLASTIC 1” ■ POST 58* 59* Wisk Detergent < DOG FOOD Gravy Train . . . CUT GREEN Del Monte Beans BATHROOM —650 4Vk"s4Vi" SHEETS Charmin Tissue . I £ W0NDEBF01L —18 INCH Aluminum Foil . ANGEL SOFT - 2-PLY 23 «f22* V A< "tsh 59 ■cU- 89‘ NITWT. 3 S 89* »39* Knw. u-oz. NITWT. 38 ‘ut 37f •sf NITWT. «*■*< Alpha Bits . . CORN FLAKES to"PLASTIC NETWT. KELLOGG'S KELLOGG'S PLASTIC fW PKG. OF 2R0LU4J AQP — LIGHT ■ Post Toasties , GENERAL MILLS ’oiu PLASTIC W > GENBAL MIU4 791 80c ■ BOX . KELLOGG'S SUGAR Soaky ...... Joy Liquid WE CLOSE AT Nestle's Morsels . Red Salmon . . . CHILDREN'S BATH Oxydol CHOCOLATE OR BUTTERSCOTCH 7 4' > ■ox DI5HWASHU DETERGENT Joy Detergent . GIANT SIZE Baker's Chocolate SUNNYBROOK „ Ajax Detergent . LIQUID Don't TO Softweove Tissue Ovalatine .... Vs-GAL. PLASTIC 4P - 31* 500 —2-PLY 4V5"x4'/i" SHEETS CHOCOLATE OR PLAIN Sea Mist Cleaner 4Q« > AMMONIA Spic&Span . . PLASTIC E< 79* Final Touch WITH AMMONIA Pine-Sol ^n< 200 SHEET 11"«9H" Scott Towels . . . GERMAN SWEET WALL CLEANER DISINFECTANT NOON ON SATURDAYS" AGAR CANNED RUBY RED OR MARSH SEEDLESS FABRIC SOFTENER EARLY GARDEN L j BOWL CLEANER Vanish . Non-wilting 2c OFF LABEL —4 Vi "«4 Vi" Prune Juice . . Think of what you miss when your set is broken E< ..a 35' Gala Towels Florence Wood of Hastings to the home of Mr. and Mra Jarnos Smith at Charlotte Saturday where they attended the past presidents club of the Rebekahs. * George Kauffman spent Sun­ day at the William Kauffman 1. W.IORB <■ QQ 3 ■» 1 2 LBS. 25 .2 19* 49 Center Blade Cut 39e Pineapple Pie No Coupons, No Gimmicks, No Limits... Just Quality Merchandise at Low Prices! Michigan University. ’TWhktmiuci SAVE 10c JANE PARKfR 8-1NCH Grapefruit Eight O’clock Coffee ROAST YELLOW CLING. SLICED OR HALVES A&P Peaches 4 B99‘ Bananas ■ViaYDAV LOW PRICB Kink of Rockfurd. A&PTuna . BEEP CHUCK 3 cak! 79c HEARTY VIGOROUS Lowed wm> Saturday vuitora of Mra. Glenn Kauffman and famlly of MID Lake. * Mr. find Mra. Charles Kins and Lloyd, local, ano Mr. and Mra Robert King and family oj-'lowvli were Sun- WHITE ALBACORE—Net Wt. 7-Oa. 69‘ TOMATOES <39‘ ft TP A I tA 1-LB OO C LOOSE > > worth Hrwpltal. after dectomy. * Mr. and j°L 'SUPER-RIGHT" MATURE 2 Ched-O-Bit OUR OWN M Lowell Friday. . The Chum* Community Club Mabel Boyion. Each member brought a bouse plant to ex- Dep^si JT MADE WHITE BREAD Dukes. PKG 0F 12 Jgf AMERICAN OR PIMENTO CHEESE SPRt ^89* Lucky Charms ®67 89 Cap'n Crunch QUAKER CornChex vir NETWT. Nffrwr.4BH« "&«-39* xrrwr. KO. 00 Ml ROLLS „.n. ■ou J) J) Ci <3 vA* S°per M<,r*tets �Leaders Attend Experimental Workshop Here I IS In Pennock Hcwpthd with tn- j Thursday, October rt, It 1 JU£L*,,f"Lu‘A..taU *!J4n“,y ___________________ _________ Barry Farm Calendar... THE ■Jh Milk Producers HASTINGS BANNER Interested 4H Lenders, garden (tub inembera and youth from nuurv ports of the county partiolpated in an experimental workshop n! *he Community Building Wednesday. Oet. 13. Tlie evening program featured a colorful display of flower arrancemenU. crafts and ceramics, Ind-*.' gardens. rock and mineral projects and dried plant arrtra'inents. Fuur-H Youth Agent BUI Kirk- Highlights Interesting nnuua ■ IT! t c — . concensus was that the field was of real Importance tn al­ mont every phase of living. Mrs, Chester Stowell then gave an interesting talk on the Na­ tional Program of beautification with nugjttUlona for an acting program tliat could be used os part of a 4H effort for com- —gsjLOAN Dr. Honnon from Western Michi­ gan University completes hU second session with area parents. The Woodshop class got un­ derway on Tuesday of this week in the Woodworking building. Any perron wishing to enroll in the classes may still do so by calling the superintendent's of- CAN SEND YOUR CHILDREN TO COLLEGE You can prepay your loan in part, or in full, at any time without pen-' alty. Loan cost* are low! If you want • col­ lege education for your children, see u* for the fund* you need. I “ — West Woodland 1 S' . Mr. and Mn. Albert Frost, who is a patient in the Osteopathic Hospital in Grand Rapids, U bel­ ter and gaining a Utile weight be held two evenings In Novem­ ber and two evenings In Decem­ ber. Exact starting date later. Transportation arrangements can be made by calling lhe 1 LAND BANK Here's a aeniible. prac­ tice way to finance ■ higher education lor your children. Uie a Land Bank loan, and get the fund* you need now ...then arrange ■ repay­ ment schedule for that time period which fits your specific need* bait. Land Bank loan* are v* spend more than 4460,000 pro­ moting milk In the Lower Penin­ sula at Michigan has been ap­ proved by the Michigan Milk Middleville FARM NEWS Delton High News Uuulng Gilbert then, after briefly introducing the problem lo be discussed, organised “Busa Group" sessions to consider tho Importance ot display techniques In our world today and ways n program for training youth To Spend $160,000 On Advertising duccra Cooperative participates in the program in the western part of lower Michigan. Tlie many friends of Rev. and Mra Harley Townsend ot Nodi-; f the Future Teacher* of Ville were grieved to hear of the can dub. Officers elected death last Friday <J Mrs. TWDBandy Campbell. prestPnm Hayward, vlcc-presl- •and, following a long illnewThe Townsends were rosidc-nu Of the Woodland area whare he ■aned as pastor of the South Woodland Church of tine Breth­ ren for 18 years. Among oilier churches they had served was Mrs. Shirley Blood of Chari­ ton Park Raid left by atf Thurs­ day. Oct. 14. for Sharon Mam. hoping to be present. to greet a feeling that there ahould be a special workshop to teach dmign and display techniques Co the guo»C ot htT daughter and fam­ ily. Mr. and Mra. Harold Ballons of Wyandotte from Thuraday to Bunday. * Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Jackbcn .epcait from Thursday to Tuisdny with tiseir daughter -and fiwnlly. Mr. and Mra. Thomas could get around to do any rak­ ing the wind iaul Mown them nearly all away and the ground is practically bare again. Only 40 more shopping days until Lake Odessa Dy Mrs. Dan Peterman Blood (Ira Dean Schalblyi and to make her little brother hap­ py. Congratulations! * Mra Frvd Geiger, load. Mra Barry WHEN THE GOINt expert tim brtcl. Mrs. Martha Ballentine of Hastings was atoo a Sunday cal­ ler. Mra Minnie Geiger, local, spent last Wednesday afternoon JIM BARR GETS ROUGH thc Harley Sindels. Mr. and Mra. George Moon of Flint were guests of her parents. Mr. and Mrs Walter Wortley. List week. * Hatpiul Guild 26 met Tire Shop U. S. ROYAL until tjprins. Their address is 2642 GulT to Bay Blvd.. Clcar____ , Fla. * The Senior v.^.water. CiUlcns met for their regular meetlng a- :Uxsi and Mrs. Oscar nnkbclner gave her program on When yop suffer ■ aerfous k** ... when the going gels rough ...it’a then that our service* to you, u our client, become a really meaningful part -of your Iniurance protection* Yon can count on m to bo in your comer... to help with claims problem* and other dif­ ficulties connected with your Into.to look after your interest*. RANDSEN Insurance Agency Ill N. Depot S». ‘ " Total Excitement teais-Pb. 527-4510 HASTINGS OFFICE 301 Yi Se. Mkhi*a« \ Otfle* Hwn 11-4 Phon* 045-9415 in 49 new Total Performance Fords for 06 REPAIR RE-ROOF RE SIDE RE-PAINT with Quality Materials from BARRY COUNTY LUMBER RE-ROOFING RESIDING As Low Bill 'ding. Month Month REPAINTING HOME IMEEOVfMIHT IS NOT AN EXPENSE, ■UT AN INVESTMENT! 23431 lie HOUSE OF QUALITY Powered by Ford...presented by your BER 725 NO. JEFFERSON ST. Allied buildinTc FORD DEALER USED UR BUYS-recent trades on new Fords. Widest choice at your Ford Beeler's now! 328 N. Michigoh Hastings ENNE FORD, Iik. Phone WI 5-2421 �You Still Have Timeto I • 1 - gtfc WAY give the sm- ■! This Year's Community Fund Drive is Drawing to a Close ... But There's Still Time to Give! GIVE ONCE . . . and You Give Many ’ The Help and Hope They Need.. For the ill and the needy, for the young and the aged, for the handicapped and the infirm, plus many youth activities, your one gift the United Way brings help and hope, opportunity and encouragement. Though you only give once, you aid many agencies, and through them many people, right here at home. You do you^part to moke this a better community for all. Give now . . . and give generously. MANY, SERVICES IN RETURN FOR ONE GIFT A FAIR SHARE gift to the Community Fund is an important invest­ ment in the best interest of our Community and all of our citixens. Every one can benefit either directly or indirectly from the services rendered by one or many of the agencies supported by Community Fund gifts. This yeo< there are eleven of these agencies actually 48 (see budget list and explanotion) in our united appeal for their support. As in past years, persons living in other communities in Barry County moy designate where they would like their contributions to be sent. Thousands, of dollars have been collected in Hostings and sent to other communities by this method. 1966 HASTINGS COMMUNITY FUND iUDClT Hastings Youth Council $ 7.675.00 11.721.00 6.650.00 7.100.00 1,500.00 406.00 7.000.00 1.450.00 1)6.40 1.640.00 5.500.00 400.00 ,MM v 4-W Child Guidance Clink ' Michigan United Fund Also remember that all contributions to the Hostings Community Fund are deductible for Federal Income Tax purposes. $51,310.40 THE 19«6 HASTINGS COMMUNITY FUND CAMPAIGN MINIMUM GOAL NEEDS ELEVEN CAMPAIGNS $53,380.40 IN ONE A Message from lhe Listed Civic Minded Firms in Cooperation with the HASTINGS AREA CHAMBER OF i The Copper Lantern The Fine Way of Eating Parker's Bar And Restaurant • WWck’s y St. Martin Floral Clothinc for the Family - Flowers by Chip & Irene One Stop Service Hastings Floor Covering Quality Materials - Guaranteed Workmanship Hastingf^aint'& Wallpaper * Lark, lukk-Chnnlit E. L. Carpenter Hardware Complete ^dlery Department Bender Gravel Co. Washed Sand and Gravel ‘ Seles & Service 18 Automatic Bowling Lanes City Food & Beverage Open 9 A M. to 11 P.M. Daily Jacobs' Prescription Pharmacy Earl R. Boyes Real Estate Hastings Area Ptcpdrhp ’ 'National Bank of Hastings State et Jefferson Sto».ll lulUmg Sink* General Contractors Credit Bureau of Barry County Kaechelcs Inc. Heating • Cooling e PlurMsIng Montgomery Ward & II8S. Jefferson Consumers Power Serves Hastings Local Finance Corp. The J. C. Penney A Local Family Service 102 W. State et Jefferson Bee's Music Box Organ & Piano Studio Burkey Seles DLSj Complete Radiator G Aijjjfc Miller Jewelers McPhorlin's Men's Wear Home of Pendleton Woolens Building Supplies Mahler Motor Sales Lincoln & Mercury Hastings Hotel Weyao'g Shoe Store Footwear lor the Family Barth Studio Hastings Cleaners Portrait & Commercial Photography Phone WI 5-4031—Free Fick-Up & Delivery Hean Standard Service Miller's Dairy Store Artistic Design In Marble and Granite Ice Cream Specialties & Luncheons Barry County Ready Mix Corporation Jeep Vehicles & Apache Trailers Hastings Motor Sales Dodge Sales & Seryke W. J. McAllister Sinclair Petroleum Products 9M Ikroaii Services Feed Wclldocff Furniture Color As You Like It Reahm Motor Sales - Oldsmobile - Cadillac Your Dining Pleasure Department Store Watch and Jewelry Repair Goodyear Brothen John Deere Farm Implements East Side Lumber Your Rexall Store Pormalee's Ladies' & Children's Wear Ben Frenklla Store . White’s Photography iio — Candid — Commercial Dependable Prescriptions Service by Howard Trumbull On Your Staff But Not On Your The Sherwood Agency For Insurance Gardner's Pharmacy Gilmore Appliances—TV & Hl Fi Central Radio & TV 4» /wiCH 1220 m »our Regie Dial Hastings Grain & Bean Co. Master Mix Feeds Mary's Beauty Shop Hair Shaping. Styling & Permanent Waving Ballings Fisher-Hengesbach, Inc. Ford ’Sales and Service The Strand Theatre The Showplace 6f Barry County Tho Hastings Bowl The Superette Open 9 A M. io 11 P.M. Daily For the Entire Family Bevenryk's Color Center Barry County Lumber Co. 107 E. State St. • Electric Motor Service Al Steury, Prop. Hastings Cut Rate Shoe Store a food e Fertiliser Eckordt Agfa Sales Coleman Agency _ Insurance—Bonds of All Types MHik e. Dependable Jeweler Lope Pharmacy Walgreen Agency Schader's Office Supply Hastings City Beak . 150 W. Court Sr. The f'pllpr Agency. lac. For Business. Homs & School One Sfop Insuranoe Service � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/492/HastingsBanner_1965-11-04.pdf 2deaec03549a41952da9d2df1ba5bb8d PDF Text Text The Hastings Banner Hoitingt, Michigan, Thursday, November 4. 1965 Section One—Page* 1 to 8 NUMBER 29 -EDITORIALS 8COVT3NO AS A P.ART OF THE sens) re.-.|x>:lslblllly based on the EDUCATIONAL PROGRAM Scout oath and taw By Ruaiell B. Evan* Exploring—the broad. In-depth Tiiomapple Boy Scout Executive . program for high-school-age boy* Since Its Mgimilng in 1910. the, -help* yuung men reach and strive of the Boy Scouts oft for personal goals in citizenship. America has encouraged boy* to I community service, vocational ex­ useful Uve*. based ot» action pkwatlon, social skills, personal and doing to achieve the objecUvea fitness mid ouuioor living of building character, citizenship • The success of SrouIng for personal fitness tn th« bay. of *11 ages 1* reflected In the Results of participation in Cub tou*i»m and Scouting—the home and neighbor- trc- leader He hood-centered program for boys 8.1 with the skill*, PLANNING EXHIBITION—Many hour* of Conservation Exhibition which wifi be held In general, the Scouting program proved personal habits, a desire to Ha an educational experience for do one’s best and a desire to be a that supplement* toe training Boy Scout. B>l the home, the church and the Participation tn Boy Scouting— School. . tiie vigorous outdoor p.ogram for I llirough constant studies and buys 11 Uirough 17-emptiest** Itaincy*. the Boy Scout* of America hiking and campcraft skills, an |k<-;>s up to date u> providing txUge advancement plan geared to th* land achievement requirement* that : Individual, exposure of boys to vo- (have been halhri by troop leaders Hasting* High :catlonal and avocations! interest* |throughout the Nation as being Mis* Helen Martin to to be the । in U>e merit badge plan, an away-1 ’mure challengtng.’’ -more speMemorial,Hall where they heard a talk by Burt Smith (second from left!, assistant athletic director ~ ’ ------- - ' ’ . . - ‘’Ifite." and ’’better undestood by County Conservation Exhibition ai Michigan Stale University, and football scout for the undefeated Spartans. Speaking with 1 f,n’n-h<4nc Program still designed Thursday, Nov. 11. at 1:30 pm. nys" . Coach Smith following the luncheon were Rotary President Clarence Rltsema (left), HHS End t0 *awWthf« h'JnMf ufe- *n<{ ,‘ i in the meeting room at the Communlty Center al the fair­ Sieve Fox (third from laftl, Co-Caplain Kenneth Weller and Guard Dick Hamm.—Banner photo. grounds. NO SCHOOL MONDAY Mrs, Chester Stowell, chair­ Munday there will be man. said Ml** Manin has de­ । voted her life to Conservation, and written many articles and will hold their annual Has­ I ting* Institute. Instructors In books, among them Tpe Story of Michigan, so widely used by Michigan schools. She is a noted authority on Michigan evaluation for th* University Michael Church, assistant dl_ _ ,, Freeman C..’ Hoffman. 55, R2 of Michigan. Elementary rector of art with toe University ' . ,f rewn*n .C so efficiently as national conser­ of Michigan Extension Service, WIU ‘"JuT* f^*^Z*b0Ut ('.am/Hiign Continues vation chairman for the Federa­ will be in Hasting*. Wednesday.,215 whe? William D. In All Section*; tion of Garden Club*, retiring School Nov. 10. to give two lectures on ,n bcnur of M *“* from the poat tn June of 19«. unloading wagon on hi* brother, Blitt Civet $7,000 ■ Paul’s farm located in K e n t I , , only to be pressed into accepting Hastings’ newest businessmen, having purchased . the FttherCentral Region's chairmanship County about one and threel llninr e KphpjirQP Ally. Richard Huxtson. chair­ High School stadent* In the Hangesbach Ford Aggncy. Tienquarters miles north of Freeport. J UIUU1 3 llCllCdl BC man of Hasting* United Com­ Mrs. Donald B. Smith, presi­ ner had been employed by the munity Fund campaign. iuu> andent of the State Federation of Ford Division of the Ford Motas Garden Clubs, will attend, bring­ Company for the last ye*rs in surrounxllng townships. ing greetings and information In the Lansing District Sales of­ --------------------------• Paul Hoffman from the State and National fice. He is a graduate of the Uni­ — ™r . Church states that his lecture. crlb when the Federation. . versity of Akron. Ohio, and his dltlooaUy get*-underway later [entitled_’Whal’» That Supposed red. Mrs Wm Creta, photograpiier wife. Audrey. Is a graduate of ..... m -------- — ,V| r-uuiij wra: ttapjjencsi may Atty. Hudson said. It la schedu- both pointers and nan-painters never be known. Deputy Abbey . Orntrnl au<U*oriuin stage will for State and National head­ Wltlenburg University and has a uled la be completed by Nov. 13.“! ^4 nominal admission fee of mtrl. Om of Freeman’s glovca 'come aUve” on Nov. 18 and 19 quarters, will attend and record master's from Michigan State a* the Juniors of Hasting* High the outstanding exhibits for University. Reporta from workers are still ’r* ?'e found on the spindle. xxnlng in and a new total is to Workshop with ticket* avail-1 _ . . . . .. I School present their production I Our Heart* were Young and Stowell said. 1 । Roth Funeral Home at Lowell 1 The Hastings Kiwanta Club.l/ V (tllllltPPF's tn num Hudson said. ! by Sponable ambulance. beside, preparing and placing a|" ’ V1IU1MXI3 W _ Freeman, on Jan. 20, 1953. waa „Th« wvll^nown and ever pop- Michigan the Beautiful exhibit. « • Last week contributions and __ ner Is Russell B Evans, whftha* rx 1 palnfifliy injured whesi be ww*il0,u’ comedy by Cornelia Otis will.1 be entertaining at their I Inin SpiPPtPPQ been executive of the Tfidfflipble pledgee had tut $42.71545 or tl*l 1 Iminnn f <>xr caught between trees while ru- Skinner and Emily Kimbrough Wednesday noon luncheon. WilBoy Scout District since April slightly more than 80 percent of IIclllOHCCn vdv ilwytMiCT of 1MI. Executive Evan* ha* the ,08380.40 goal. ------------------------- tog.wtxxl MB m. brother. Paul’* llamj J. MuUendore. new chief of |« v . . v ' farm. •r’P taken in tne isav*. Hie Information and Education llppp IvlfkllflJI V ” UI Col »»crv^t>n De^n t- [« ITlUIHlajJ pwsts since 1942, work Their fun-flllcd excursion 1* .5^!° txxuvu vuiwcrvaiiou uepuri------ ----------------------------47.000 war. received from Harold Salle. Bl. and Flint made up of one hilarious expen- ,nient : Walter Van Dlen RegionTwo volunteer* have been addW. Cloud, manager of lite Has[Ol Education ofllcer. and Ronald u, me 1Ut of ,3 Barry County ttaga Dlvtolcn of the E. W. Bliss a n br r e Imen __ _________ j____ — Karen Frost portrays the role: Niuzrl Nagel, naturalist at V Yankee Co by. Richard Groos, cluilniian who received orders to re­ I of Cnmelia and to very much in- Springs Slate Park. All will al­ port orders to report for induc­ of thp Industrial division of the Halloween in Hastings was EY* Oil I generally a happy, sane occasion II1PS ^HOflCIlIV ienated in becoming an actraw. tend the exhibit following lunch. tion into the military service with boys and girls covering *ll| r ' IVi5 UUUUCIIIJ Her sweet, naive traveling com­ Recent additions to the previ ­ W. BIUb management This is from the Barry County Selective ~ ~ ~ panion. Emily. Is acted by Carol ous list of exhibitors are The .Service board. . tlw largest single contribution the neighborhoods for treats in-1 — | from an individual company, ac­ Head of tricks and for UNICEF. State Highway Department and Scheduled to leave for Detroit The most successful UNICEF the Donald ’ --------------Animal Zoo cording to the announcement ——- Wrights —![Monday. Nov. 8. with the regular -T-KI. — .*11 . .4. collection ever wa* held here John Wm. Dull. 68. of 115 Reed J 1 ’ . 3 5* llU n T h L ** ,rral de ' I group of aelictees ore William T. The $7,000 had been pledged and listed in tiie previously an­ on Sunday evening and Mrs. St, Naxhrille, died early Sunday light for all children from six to, RoBe. 1B_ Nashville, and Jack A. . nounced drive total. them farewell. The girls meet sixty. Ladles' organizations are es­ had been Ln falling health for taled $47741. several months. •> vtduals while they are on the pecially invited for the Thursday Youngsters covered designated meeting and gentlemen will find ship. ‘ Thirty-five Barry County men areas assigned by the cooperat­ It equally Interesting and infor­ are scheduled to go to Detroit on ing churches. the ship’s steward; David Towne. mative. U N 1C E P leaders thanked AU arc Invited and urged to Dec. 13 for their pre-lnductlon Broadway. and Paul Braden, son physical examinations, and 20 everyone for such "wonderful co­ moved into a boasetraller tn Harvard medico! students. Dick visit this nationally recognized men are receiving orders to re­ opera Uon." Winters and Iteu McEvoy, played exhibition. 2)00 8. Broadway, are in the cagt port on Dec. 14 for transporta­ Florida last Sprint. of “Annie Get Your Gun.” which tion to Detroit and Induction Is being presented by Kellogg Aid course is scheduled to brgtn Ing, especially Ln the downtown into the armed force*. Community College for the next the time of her husband's death. Karen MfKeougb and Bea Those receiving orders for in­ two weekends at the college the- pm. al the Hastings Mutual In- laritemi were evident throughout caring for a relative who is ill. I Hughes aaalme the rotes of two duction Into the service on Dec. the City.- Several fire hydrants aurance Company's conference Born Jan. 13. 1896. in Eden .. J Valley. Minn . Mr. Dull was a _T11C b c"‘ Pete plays the part of Mr, Wil­ room. Hastings; Harold L. Turner. 20, wide-spread damage reported. son. the owner of a hotel, and of A. E. and Rosa (Galesten HaT”u *?Uh Person* Interested In taking 612 8. Washington: Dennis M. Barry County sheriff’» officers son Dull. He was married to Gladys IShlrk’ 8h>’ tak“ the r^e of Paul plays Frank Butler, the Thompson. 20. 601 N, Michigan; were In Freeport Sunday night male lead in this musical which where they were called because M. Little on Sept. 27. 1919. in **»*«*««» <nd Bonny T mm I-Alle acta aa inspector on the ship. opened at the Imperial Theatre of groups of young people roving Sunday. Oct. 31, was a special Walnut; Mark L. Weeks, 20. R2 ' ....... __ _ —1. .... in New York City on May 16, day for the members o( toe First Nasi)ville; Larry Richie, 20, Rl 1946. and'played continually for hectic, expenencos tire gala u ~ Methodist' Church as It was the Shelbyville; Michael W. Schults. boxes were knocked over. Nashville Masonic Lodge, the 1,147 performances. Minimum age is I*. VFW and the American Legion date of toe dedication of the new educational unit which had been Elisc, Vai Speaa and Jennifer added to the church building. HHS Junior play. “The Egg and coven bleeding control, simple montville. I." and Paul played the part of bandaging, poison prevention Beside* the wife, he is survived Captain Tamltx in The Student by two sons. John of Nashville Robinaon, the French actor Prince, the operetta presented at fractures and splinting. Rl Freeport; Freeman z and Raymond of Hastings; three The play is being directed by HHS in 1964. and played the The only charge for the coqrw daughters. Mr*. Marjorie Hill of part of Lt. Buzz Adams in South Hastings. Mrs. Maxine Phillips Pacific, presented under Herbert of Battle Creek and Mr*. Doris Moyer’s direction in 1963. Stanton of Vermontville; two; Dr Wm Helrlgel. who was the Edward Prentice. Rl Lansing, Uster*. Mr*. Pearl Justice of CjFy Bank EnlarZCS. Both Paul and Pete played In minister of the church during 174 Delta Ruul Drive, a licensed Nashville, and Miss Esther Dull TROOK EniQrjW, the year* of planning, led the The Adding Machine, by Elmer M. Boles. 19. Bellevue; Wayne L. mechanic, lias been hired a* the of Dayidna Beach. Fla Rice, at Kellogg Community last 13 Adds Parking Lot congregation In the dedication Payne. 19, Delton; Edward J. BAZAAR A SMORGASBORD Spring. grandchildren, or»ndehiirh»n and nnrt nve n«. great ­ Haatlngs City Bank has Middleville Methodist Church. Annie Get Your Gun will he Saturday. Nov. 6, 3 am. to 8 pm. tings airport. grandchildren. Robert Brooks, who was chair­ completed enlargement of toe As the operator of the airport. man of the board of trustees -------- ----------------- --------------- ly institution'* customer-, blackpresented Nov. 5 and 6 and Nov, dinner 6-8 pm. 11.50. 75c, 50c. Prentice will receive 3260 a manto. at 2 pm. from the Vogt Funeral topped parking lot on toe east when building plana were being 13/4Home in Nashville with U*e Rev side of the bank of! Court Street formulated; Verland Ransom, Harold Krcig of Columbiaville, a utilizing the area formerly occu- who is the chairman of the board at the present time, and Mar­ u electricity for the main hangar. fonner Nashville pastor of toe pled by the Stag Lunch. A new shall Cook, lay-leader, took part Evangelical United Brethren drive has also been made. Aj(i*w Church ofiidating. Burial was parking lol south of the bank ofi In the mortgage-burning cere­ made In Lake view cemetery. Church Street has also been mony. Lynn Perry, chairman of the Nashville.------------------------------------- completed. commission on education, pre­ A fire of undetermined origin sented the building for dedica­ destroyed a barn - and content* The City receives the hangar tion. three and one-half miles south rental and profits fnan the aale Rev. George EEnitt delivered of Middleville^ on toe .Yankee sermon "Stones Tell Storle*" Spring* Road Sunda* morning Prentice and his wife, June, and keeping with the theme of Fire Chief. Ernest Bali e*tlhere in about a month. ’ He succeeds Robert D. Husted. only 74 percent of the quota sire to be helpful to other*. Im-1 Leaders in State Conservation to Atteqd Exhibition F. C. Hoffman Start Community Art Director Injured Fatally Fund Campaign Speaks Here Wednesday Night |n Farm Mishap In Townships Popular Comedy As Class Play Here, UNICEF Collection Best John Dull. 69, the preparation* Strike al Bliss Continues as Negotiations Fail Union, Management Hold 2-Day Seation« at ■ Barry C.ourthoute The crippling 64-day old strike at the E. W. Bll&s Company con­ tinued Ulis week and official* of Local 414, UAW-CIO and of the E. W Bllsa Company reported no additional meetings have been scheduled. This Wednesday morning bargaining committee met with a Cltlxen* Committee of ' the Chamber of Commerce al the CUy Hall. . Friday afterodon Unlqn and Bliss officials appeared in Barry County Circuit Court at the be­ hest of Judge Archie McDonald. Judge McDonald offered the facllltlc* of Tiie Court, asking Die parties to renew negotiation* which might lead to a settlement Judge McDonald, pointing out that no violations of the Court s injunction have been reported, raid that he believed The Court has a duty to offer Its facilities to help arrive at n solution of tve are not a large community. Judge McDonald pointed out. and labor and industry are de1st said difficulties often are the result of lack of communication when people get together with the right altitudes, “let their hair down," often basic problems Early Sunday Paul Braden Has Lead in College Musical Red C.rosn lyifst Aid Course Begins Tuesday Dedicate First Methodist CliurcB Educational Unit City Employs Mechanic for Municipal Field Fire Destroys Barn1 South Of Middleville ‘hili ofyesterday".... as gleaned from the Bannerjilei It Tailoring from the municipality. Prentice U licensed os an air­ craft engine mechanic and In­ spector. He worked at the Grand teams in state-wide competition, Ledge airport, which U owned according to Bupt. D. A. Van- Hastings High has joined the Michigan High School Forensic Forrest McMillan, wlw U re­ tiring Jan. 1 from ids job as ductlon department at the Has­ ting* Manufacturing Company. wx -tt.___ —r ■l • lunchrn htld ,1 th. HoUl ... I tended an aircraft school at •’Frecktea,’ with Tom Brown and for Francis Aviation and the Virginia Wclider and also a ipe- Planet Corporation. Mrs. Prentice la employed as cl*> feature—"The Dionne Quinto l» Oaln< on Twn." headquarters at Lanrin* and ’ ’ ’ Board of Klucatlon at Bay City. Government rationing of shoes Agnes Staldon, Hastings, have PANCAKE A SAUSAGE SU• is now post history. All matrix:-, been |nvitcd to join the NEW CUB FACE CHARTER—Richard C. Johnson, neighborhood Hons wore removed Wednesday. "WyveriV' an honorary junior PER thia Tliursday. Nov. 4. • • • ’ Flease Sea MORE ABOUT: I Barry county to fagging in the . . . BACKWARD GLANCES. I s5^oi"Rota^" j final War Bond Drive ahd to *• Fag^ 3 sponamod. * I The barn contained 1.500 bale* !of hay. 460 bales of straw. 150 i' ‘f", Tuerf., ». in l<n. , w„ „ o„dD„ v,„. th* Sewing Room, at Hastings Kbt High School. There '•’H.1 ** »| Middleville firemen fought toe class every Tuesday and Thurs- blnIe d»y evealng. eight lesson* for! Monday Middleville $6 Contact Wright Sim director „rfm,n „„ 4Urmed wheD lbf of adult education at HHS . .. — - -• --------Arthur Bird- -home on Sherman Street became tilled with »moke from an oil burner. Little fire PANCAKES A SAUSAGE The Hasting* Rotarians will nerve their annual pancake and uuxace aupper this Thursday evening from 5:38 to 7 o'clock tn the Ea«l gym of Hasting* High School The public la Invited. Proceed* art used by the Rotarian* tor their student exchange pro­ gram and other project*. They met In the supervisors ■ room al the Courthouse Friday afternoon and until 2:15 am Saturday morning. Negotiations continued from about 1 pm. Sat­ urday to about 5:30. A HILm statement thia week said that agreement had baen reached on practically all noneluding seniority and the griev­ ance procedure. ’Negotiations broke off during a discussion on the use of the IBM time report­ ing equipment.” the statement concluded. Piesldent Root said that neRotlatlons had settled much of tiie contract language based on the company’s proposal, then when It was withdrawn the union was forced back into the original position. President Root said the Bliss Company had agreed to union contracts st Canton and Salem. Ohio, which they believed were higher than what the local Union lx requesting. week, the Bliss Company report­ ed sale* for the first nine mon ills of the current fiscal year were $88598.102 for the same period This compare* with net Income for the same period last year of Income for the third quarter of The drop tn earning* is the di­ rect result of strikes In the heavy equipment plants at Canton and Salem. Ohio, and Hastings. Michigan Shipments of $5 mil­ lion have been delayed and «h« page* approximated 29 cento per share Hastings firemen were alarmed [at 120 am. Sunday when leave* on S Ca» Street began burning ] in toe’ high wind. Firemen were 1M5 approximated alarmed again at 10:18 am when wind whipped uji a fire at 30. 19«5 end 391.000.000 al Dethe municipal dump, and again. comber 31. 1864 ---------.x— .---------------- ■— opportuniilea for new business I continue good 8 Broadway and Marshall. �.(/> •• 0 • 11 ।Seattle operation netted the con, "■:nZ3 ll-on Men swindle i ■»•>•»* Tiie cexsTvtocs Um 1—TME HA8TINGH HANNES girths-at Pennock scattered Public Through I . .c Mail Gimmick Mrs. Flowers ; In Seattle federal court Sept.! Monday. Nov. 8 — HaatlngB 114. Hmm sentenocs were nassed Education Aaaodatloh Institute. No school. ~. \lw^erciM^dite-by. ’^”iwindte Clyde W. Spangler, two;BlaxT'ainte0* Wrai ’oym?^ ■ umsoos iot including thooe who already have children are scheduled to «NW»n I m which om-priced. low quality | <«*»-half years; David T. noon to 8 pan. r-™-nnduots carry tnide names re-IStarchuk. six months. | Monday. Monday, Nov 8 — FtxXball Tuesday. SO). IO. Hasdng*' Northeo*tcm 8‘lw*>1’ M-mbllng those of reputable na*——— •-----------I Banquet, Banquet. East East Gym. Gym. Mrs. Louis.' Odm-wolska of <»>« a™1 Jr. High at Maple I ,------Barry county Health DefMrtment Home Special Classes iKJS.rj'SESX-lS! Va,l*y Organise. I^jccs lulvertlMd arc much lower. Student Council how ever. Such a* 17 - Jewel | The Maple Valley Junior High eutebes for |3. i Bchool haa organised a Student After cianHicd .-idvcrtUcmcnte Council naming Pal Barlond a* medical examiner. I The Weather | Old King Cold had wonderful Indian Summer Is Really Tough. weather, but weather reports in­ dicated that a cdld front was Medics Declare moving in Lake Odessa since" ti^1 death oT'lirr'htubond'; By Mr*. Dan Polarman David, on Nov HL 1M4 Bhr had ' 11* 1 duo> a naiacni *<nr lor a year I _ . . ■u.a » hur. Hojl — k..r.. in an.,.,, Jii. 7,.! .. Am. .. 174-11 .... .___ “» of Mr. and Mrs. W A HhroU Thursday evening to horn* Elaine ■sv-R.'Tts* rj I Ethel ■ i Rippy of Lan- Jrante and Von. aiul Mr. and Mr* suns. Leonard Bndaon I Frank Rtanaer. Jud*-. Mike. IMn Mra. William Hastings School Invite Expectant Parents Attend Calendar Bulla and Mis mud Johnson visited her sister Mrs. Roy Bradley, at Ionia Sunday remlng. nine grandchildren jaua. rvwus wan uurieci in -------- -- ----- — ——” . — „ UtaMide Cemetery Saturday ’rert' returning home Sunday 7TT vancwry I evening. * Mr. and Mrs Harold ' Ritter and Floyd Ritter called at the Royal Ritter home at Pottervtlie Sunday, as the latter's ton. David. 13. died tn an accident Be ta/olEMICE TO BE FIXED Mrs. Chaster Hesterly. * Mr. and Mr* Wilbur Necb and Mrs Dun Peterman visited Patricia Nceto. a versity Sundsy Allegan were Bunday visitors of Mr and Mrs Harley Stadel e Mr friends Sunday attending the fu- elrclrtc >: Borlond for the prettiest. Steven ’• I Catos, the funniest; Mario Steele. uic iuur avytr*. *nu ou>rr h&rdsst to ci rate and Jcanr.c irresUUbte bar (jin a. , Carrigan, mewt original. i When merchandise U adver- , • Old King'CoId is a tough i The John Mcisenbach family warch Station here, after there character, says a pamphlet -ft: the buyer should think twice. >rccenU, had a wonderful four­ ; warns Montague There arc . d vacation In Chicago Beside* many legitimate buiuiessmen the Sheraton-Chicago -ou in,, m.iHulurtlni mail iiit'er un.-ru. .. ?L, ........ __ ___ . Friday night was typical for t^n to break through laic vnriuucr iwimmi . wim w.u .... gn-m. un niniiT , nowwver. . — —.. —----- —— late October football, with a cold hu maud. Gradually, howevi wind more to ,being . w*uh“ ,or w they vUlted the Museum of Belw.hA chilling aKIHIhs the iLo fsns fane st at CharPhu- more mid — — ____ _ - — ■ leanwel lotte and at other gridiron* In and their astern dtautbutor* lud rcnt- cnccandlndustry.theFieldMuthe area, but thoie attending the fVen uyiugli up to now ccld.' “ t,tnO' W-a-month utfice;*eun» of Natural Science, the college game* on Saturday aftert prevented or cured All 1,1 s‘"-'*,,lc “*“> ’*i“ operating Aquarium and tile Art Institute, noon enjoyed gorgeous Indian .. for ts to W!U’ a renUd typewriter and a. Army Pvt Egbert Keiser. 20. Summer * rather with the mer,>7nntotna of the cold adding machine, for it son of Mr. and Mra Albert Keicury climbing to 84. . .... .. did not intend to stav tn taixi- -— nt m ir-wir.— >•_ The temperature wa* 50 at 8 nres very long. signed as an Air Defense Fire am. this Wednesday, and rising. as pccalble not to spread your Before leaving town, the op- Distribution Systems crewman The temperatures: iTulors of Wtt.UTH Distributors f<«- Htadquartws & Hnuiquarinfection to others. Date A number of viruses produce &*vc tile Seattle poet office a tera Battery, 28th Artillery Group [ tiie symptoms that most of u* mail forwartiing address to a ‘Air Defense), located at Belfridge APB This unit, part of the rail u add. possibly as many as ixs Angeles addretn So in the week.! following, let- I Army Air Defense Command. Is a hundred Tile true cold Is an i^uipiaxs with »iui the mo Nike-Hercules mac-ncrcuas tcra of complaint for non-dchv-' equipped I air defense missile, and provides stumbled and fell while running and died from a fractured neck. They attended funeral senlcea Wednesday The Max Bradleys of Roscom­ mon visited the Clicster Hesterly family and hl* mother. Mr* Roy Bradley, of Ionia for a few day* Nov. 2 Nov. 1 LET US FIX YOUR TV AS IT OUGHT throughout the country, the.' mailman delivered meteh^ndiic dene Kenneth Foote. Secretary eiders containing checks and Karen Wilmore and Treasurer money orders at a tl4X»-a-day Friday evening the Junior SwHtle. Wash. high students enjoyed a Hallo­ Hubbard Hills be purely wcondary Infectora <7,teTn,t faca^:h seems u. indicate that odds are harder i to reread than hu been thought Freah colds onoeor to be more contagious than older ones. ' Children's cold* have been shown to be more contagious tiam tix»e of adults. There still is much Dy Mr». Albert Groan h* relattonahlp ot becoming i Miggi.eis. 7SJ-JS44 chilled or damp to "catching' Huixlay morning th<- barn on cold. M farm of Mr and Mrs Gordon I What to do for a cold? Medl- VanEUts purchased the farm this )pPOllc treatment, so far avail- they considerably conlu*cd Harry jjuvq. wtw uU., opc.-nus a vounl house known as Western Diatnbutors. Hu firm lias no l0Iinectlon w(th Ule phony j*. attie firm of the same name. Postal Inspectors said the brief the "Motor CUy" from pomlblo enemy attack oy aircnui or nussila. Private Kelxcr. a 1963 graduate of Hastings High Sclvxd. en^„1 th,. Army in AugUM of »»5 and completed basic tralnmg at Fort Knox. Ky. Hastings SPEEDY WASH COIN-OP Lau Delton Graduate R eceiveeAt^i rd At Western Mich. A Delton senior at Western Michigan University has been swarded the annua! fall Durnmetalllc Corp, scholarship to the University. Kellogg Kellogg Community College at Battle Creek. Is the winner of livery. Thayer is majoring in indus­ trial education at WMV He was presented with the award by Richard Hall, president of Durametallic. which employs nearly Solid Cherry Leiter Rack I We Close .at Noon on Saturdays '>Ikh» Wl 5-2091 ’' pjiJ Male try ui M our btfieCrsM Rrpdt MwMlsdory n’tJMi’ri new. cokxtsl IN Hrt aUtog fw FRfE1 llssetssll, »J605»»I<m ”fW,^555 . . Ca.rl Forslund FOR TOUR CONVENIENCE INSTALLED A DOLLAR-8ILL Clair Peeling. who 1* reruvermg The wonder drugs, such PROFESSIONAL DRY CLEANING from major surgery two j-eeka ago M penicillin, donl bother the Mr. and Mrs. Ricliord Count '“ ------ . - —----North Gun Lokc Coin-Op Open added a brewrway arxi a double by your physician for secondiuy garage on tlreir house bactertal infocuona. Bed rest, or Mrs. Wadsworth Bissel at least inactivity, la heiplul. Your physician may auggest mild F““ thedlration to help alLxy the dis­ I weekend with Marilyn's parents. comfort. 1 Mr and Mrs William MllchcU and Jack. Saturday. Ur Browns liule value. Evidence b lacking with Jack attended the homecom­ that any particular foods. vitai ing and fnotball wame at MSU. Henry Mayo and »on. Henry of Ollier dinner gue*ts at the Mlteiiell Battle Creek called on Mr. and min supplements, special cloth­ ing or exposure to sunlight or home Sunday were Mr and Mrs. Darwin Thompson and Pamela ing. * Mr and Mrs Marshall Tripp colds. Burd. Roderick TleU. IsLxry Tripp. If a cold peralsta or seems un­ Hoffman of Alto at the Calvary Bob Tripp and families went to u Church Sunday Halloween party Saturday night at Colda are great imitates* und( the early symptoms ran mimic । USE BANNER WANT ADS! •don Green of Battle Crrek spent ious InfecUOM Recurring colds Thursday night with Mr. and Mrs. /may not be colds at all. but may be allergic attacks that require medical Hickeys En route home they visit­ ed st the Louis Hickey home st Nashville and Mrs Ru*c Hickey accompanied them to her home al "S'L, Mrs Richard Brown and DURACLEAN SERVICE 107 E. Woodland. Hn.Hng. Midway Between Broadway and Michigan Open Mon. thru Fri. till 9 p.m.—Closed Saturday* ND, WE ARE NOT e' dwry? W» do. s-’-tf this pctoU' little lettM r«ck » »hvwtt X Forilund^ Sk'lltulty constnKtsd »nd ' bgwMtfly fatted >t nukn a ■ondttful gtt* And. we ll null it Fay Garvey of Detroit spent the CENTRAL RADIO & TV HOWARD THUtflULL Wl 5-9117 b Wl 5-5992 Puppy Available tf-nwtithThe aciwiaranip goes to Juniors or seniors who are majoring In terrier, st the Dug Pound He » available for adoption by con­ either industrial engineering or Industrial supervision at West- tacting Dog Warden Dean Bra­ den through the sheriffs office. man. Alto, at the Calvary Church --- ----- -------- . --KUWIUU IW V* a, uw with burial in the Bowne Mcn- ManpucU WUaoo. Mr. and Mre..comlott of runny lvw, w(-,,. tope recorder*, too. The course, endorsed by membra of the Barry Oounty M«lu--*l So­ ciety. will cover the following subjects, in order; I- Human reproductlon; 2. Anatomy and physiology of pregnancy. 3. Nuirttlm; 4. Labor and delivery; 5. Tour al Pennock Hospital obatetrical wing, and 8 Growth and development • birth through six Going Out of Business! NOR ARE WE Liquidating our Stock! WE’ftE NOT REALLY HAVING A « SALE! HOWEVER. WE ARE OFFERING OUR FINE LINES OF: MaGee • Monarch Barwick • Regency • and "Windsor CARPETS Ban field - vicinity Middleville T-K Calendar Mrs Josephine Cheesonan and Mrs Mildred Hill were Monday Maple Valley. There. 7. Friday. Nov. 5—Football. Ma­ The Banfield Methodist Church ple Valley, Here. 8 School teachers held a HaDowrcn Monday. Nov 8—Last day for party for the neighborhood young­ Registration for Vote on Dec. fi sters Sunday in the Church social on Millage Proposal; Elementary Teacher* meeting. v Simonovlc and children from Del­ Tuesday. Nov 9 — West Ele­ ton and Mr. and Mrs Norman mentary Building Dedication. 8. Stanton and family from Climax Thursday. Nov 11 — High were Saturday evening dinner School Assembly. 9:'45 sm. Friday, Nov. 12 — Football. Saranac, Here. 8 pm moved buck to their winter home . of Mr ml Mrs Leun Fuhr in 1 Hasting*. * Little Jim and CindyLeonard spent the weekend with their grandparents. Mr. and Mrs Iso Frey. * Mr and Mrs Norman Leonard and family. Mr. and Mrs Frey were Sunday (FeFairlane reinvented lur (ifl it.sas if Ford Fairlane iif.il been invented all averagainl Hut fiHw 3l)0-cu.in V B’ All now convertible models! Building Permits $59,045 in October City Clerk. Donna Kenney re­ ported that there were 10 build­ ing permit bBued in Haaiinc* during OctobtT totalling F59.045 New permits inrluded: guests tlon. self contractor; Ctiarleo family. Mr and Mry'Fcrd MrOloekin James. 420 E. Blair. WHO new from Detroit s*nt the week with construction. C. A. Mattson. R3 Hastings, con traitor; Hugo ;*nd Blanch Anderson. 6M_8 Martlced Saturday tn the Church. * Mr and Mrs Gordon Buxton en- Lumber Co, Nashville, oonuac­ I trained the Thursday nlgtn tor. ant Raymond Weiler. 1110 B. ladles Pedro club and their husHome Equipment. Grand Rapids. at our-^egular Low Prices other stores often list os SPECIALS . when the going gcU rough We have 8 Full Brand New Rolli of Carpeting m stock I two our client, becomo a Of Ulmet prevent to you. When your final SALE the year around! UfUEM TUB CniUC nnm inc uuinu to help with proN«n» and other difAcuities connoctsd with your GETS ROUGH Rug & Furniture Cleaning Specialists t YtAM (XHIIENCS—GUAXANTMO WOtK RANDSEN’C Insurance Agency Miller’s Jawelers W. STATE ST. POWERED BY FORD PRESENTED BY YODR FORD DEALER USED CAR BUY8-recent trades on now Fords. Widest choice at your Ford Dealer’s nowl 328 N. Michigan Hailing! R enneD FORD, Inc. 1% Phone Wl 5-2421 �S35 Does Not Buy Owners Car Insurance Episcopalians to Build Diocesan Center at Portage Have you evei thrown »35 out commercial policies do.' the window? 1 said. ■ । ——— —- ■ . - Bren the thought of it would’ "My advice to all Michigan moU>«’ln Muskegon from Saturmake most of vs cringe. And]1 vehicle owners to simply this ... ^ untU Tureday, and Mrs. Kt, this U exactly what an cstl- buy liability insurance rigiit OeorEe Dc<n accompanied her mated 300,000 Michigan car own- Ii away, and vtoited her daughter, the B. era will be doing between Nov. 1 i ______ . -J. Craigee*. who helped celebrate ami Feb. 28 of next year. The I| • her birthday. Mr. and Mra. E. W. . -......... «... .uni I’10** of Lansing entertained each unhuiL-ed vehicle owner in| Ktii/kr IlKlV 0PCIlUin£{ I Mrs. Charles Dean. <Mre. Marjorie Michigan will be paying into the, “ 'Buckborough, and Mra George new Michigan Motor Vehicle' Accident Claims Fund. and. I though it should do some good In | helping to pay a claim for on i innocent victim of a nrehgrnt! driver, tie doesn't realls? a1 A lot of Michigan taxpayer.X??’* nickel's worth of benefit. and near the InUtcluinge of money is spent abrood. Is it Lreter R^^lds I-M and highway US-131. “Many of Michigan'* unIn- । being spent wisely? I „. >noi‘U Architect Irving W Colburn »urrd don't knoa that Hie $23 jj Thi.'. question la being thorof Chicago, winner tills year of they must pay Into the Fund ' cughly Investigated by Michigan l»n't buying them any liisur- State University economist, who anee,“ Secretary of Ulate ' standing church design. ha Jamea M. Hit re said. penditure* and distribution of completed preliminary plans "Apparently ■onu. mlslnfotnia- agricultural products abroad Groundbreaking la autldpalUpn has so:ten out that the S25 j Currently under way 1. a pine Bmlth. have spent three fee they pay into the Fund la. giant effort to “gain Insight I week, at 'thebr cabin in the Up­ Insurance protection. In reality, I into (lie scopea of future food per Peninsula reluming home planned for 1968. j tills weekend. this is a penally they must pay i gaps” and to develop a master Bishop Benni-on said a capi­ Mr. and Mrs. James Malcolm tor Ute privilege of ttnutlidng I tal fund campaign — the first ;and Mra. Allen Malcolm were ALIX rx GREAT unliunired. such drive In the 91-year his­ These drivers are still sub-1I Thanks to a grant from the Saturday evening dinner gursts of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Mills of tory of the diocese—was begun Ject to Micldgau's financial re- ! Agency of International DevrlopMonday with guidance of the sponslbilUy law*. If they are' ment of the U. 8. State Deport­ proven negligent in an accident ment. n team of scientists is bugh. He tfald that a • financial and a claim is filed against th? ■ corwldfring the technical and Mrs. Howard Martin Jr. Is a Challenge'' qf SI million to mem­ Fund, guilty drivers must repay nutritional aspects of food sup­ bers in tiie 33 counties served' tbo Fund in full or be charged piles, tut well as the apcial. eco- surgical patient at FergusonDroste Ferguson Hospital In by the diocese will provide for with a mlMfemeanor. wliich could 1 nomlc and political problems larult in the lain of driving >'I Which fare the Food for Pence, Grand Rapids. Privilege, fine, and pamible oilier i ing Waited his slntet. Mra. Cora Mead, of Pine Lake on Sunday. O»? V S tantn U1 «l U» By Mrt. Lloyd (htm trouble fcr a developing country unkM that country w prepared to make rapid changre in Ito Hhfiard Abbey, chief deputy wlUi ously injur*. four persons. Medi­ marketing systems According to the Barry County sheriffs office cal torts and property damage economlst Robert D. Stevens, on 'called on Bayrol Tobtas In Hinds and marine enforcement officer, curt the victinis’ of the accident extra dollar added to per capita 1 district Sunday. * Mr. and Mrs. U to present a program tor the 32.400 Tiie victim-. file u claim Income in a developing country i Will Quid vteiUsd Friday at their Lakewood PTA at the Woodland ugninst the Fund which 1-. paid 1 enables people to buy more food. daughter's. Mr. and Mrs. Will Schoo) at 7:30 pm. Monday. Nov. I But if there to too little food Neil home were Mr. and Mrs. - Shriber. In Hastings. * Mr. and I Gerald Payne. Kent Murphy, and must make full mdltuUon to thei there l« a bottleneck in the i called tot her grandparents. Mr Fund which could mean Hwl he marketing aystrm —the addi- ; Phyllis Teske. Mr. and Mrs. John Hoffman of land Mra. W1U Gurd. Saturday. * might have to liquidate what- I tlunal dollar ran rauae food prices to gear. leading to na­ the Tanner district wan Sunday (Mr, and Mrs Lloyd tarn called tional Inflation. | Sunday. maaugr on “Annie." month', peritap. sever.il years. More food may have to be Im- ' He thc_And this could luive been an' ported using much needed fore-: Mrs. Gerald Waters of Plain-,i Mra. Dorothy Monroe and Mra came Thursday morning and > Bnou Owen from Kalamazoo, and । bring paper and pencil to make avoidable rxprtvr if he would’ ign exchange. At worst, food well picked up her cousin. Mrs. Prank i I Albert Boyce from Gull Lake notes hare provided liability Insurance nou can ensue. Blown, and took Iter home for1 at Lloyd Owens Saturday. * Three trends Indicate that de- 1 vr-loptng countries can- expect the day and to see all the lovely cclious Campbell lias a new si । rapid increaws in food flaring Rifts they received on their I through their commercial mar­ golden wedding anniversary keting channels. They are now Sept 24 Mra Bloom MV old seeking means by which govern­ ■■choolmatcs she hadn't seen for ment officials in the developing years and also called on Mra. dlstaict Thunday. * Mrs. Lindon countries can plan ahead to meet Vesta Schwettaer who was 100 ; Norris and Mra. Garry Norris these cltnngre. , years old Sept. 6. Mrs. Bloom I visited patients at the Medical surely enjoyed the day very Center Friday. * Mr. and Mra. 'Lindon Niwris called on Mr. and Mra C Town Sunday evening In • 1 Of Your Money In Other Lands IN HASTINGS, MICHIGAN - -1~ •/A J r ennptfi WAVS FIRST ''•talirv* J’S S East Doud Lakeicood PTA to Have Program Marriage Licenses At Woodland SEVERAL PAIR CHARGE 'EM 602250 Rid^rd Widmark Fr>iy Sidney^ thru roitierJij The waxo Join Naval Reserve I 'Cecil F.. Norton, son of Mr. and ,Mnt Jack Norton of Rl Has­ tings. and Steven It. Khoup, son I of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald L. Shoup I of NaahvlUe. were among the 10 ; area men who joined In the Oc­ tober Naval Reserve Unit loraded at 90 Capital Av«ue. BJL Battle Creek. Chief O. EL Zedtrbaum reporta. There are still openings in this branch of t-lic military' service. Wo have th< latest pattern* (Armstrong LINOLEUM Sunday EVERY BUDGET HASTINGS FLOOR COVERING 123 W. Slot. St. THIS WEEK S SPECIALS GARDNER'S-The SUPER DRUG Store where you con save on all your Health Needs including Prescriptions. Guaranteed low, fair prices on all­ pharmaceuticals. Bufferin Tablets I Oral or Rectal) Fever Thermometer REDUCED! all our 10.95 We Are Taking Orders Vernon L. Newton. Jr , 21 Rl Hastings, Bedford Road, escaped serious injury about 6.50 pm. SunDzt 24. when his car went out of control on E state Road about a half-mile wet of M-66 The car did not hit sheep in the rood, as was stated in the accident report in last week's Banner. Newton told Deouty iterrnrd Watson that as he rounded a curve thr »ter. I nr has loose on the car and he couldn't keep the 1956 Ford tn the road. The car went off the south ride of the blacktop for 246 fret and I came , to rest four fret from the edge of the pavement. The car had a limb four inchis in diameter! 'tuck through the left rear window I 1 and went out the right side The. accident was reported by Barbara Kenny, Rl. Nashville. | NOW A superb selection of trim dress slacks irt all wool FOR THE ALL NEW G. E. 11" PORTABLE COLORED T.V More About- Backward Glances worsted flannel or. reverse twist weave. University grad or boulevard models with permanent grease,non-roll woistbond linings. Come see .-. . compare! Continued from Pogo Ono KfecUve Monday, there will tie a change in Ute "cannonball" train service operated by the CKA£ Following will be the schedule of the one mixed train: Going north—leave Milo at 7:46. Delton at 8:14. Cloverdale at 8:23. Bhultx at 8:30, Hastings at 8:10. Woodland M 9:52. Going wuth—Leave Woodland at 10:35. Hastings at. 12:30, Bbultavat 13:50. Cloverdale at 1:00, Delton 98' Vicks ”44' DRESS SLACKS jnmes nwurttiur Driver Escapes Serious Injury A FLOOR TO MEET Bedford t Incident -THRU SATUttMY ONLY- Men’s TOWNCRAFT Portable Color T.V Bathroom Scale Crest, Gleem, Pepsodenf, Colgate Family Size Tooth Paste............... CQc Ow PLUS S&H GREEN STAMPS Wl 5-2134 The telephone company's bug­ gy was damaged on Green street Monday afternoon by a Ford car driven by H. P. Bertram. When Bertram saw a jjap between the buggy, driven by Gary Towwend and a load of gravel being haul­ ed by Will Payne's team, ho thought there was room to pom. But there wajait and his car be­ came Jammed between the two, crushing the buggy to the curb and doing It considerable dam­ age Fortunately, the hot* did not run away and no one was Injured. The platted areas of HasUnga continue to grow. Cliarlca IL Gaskill has opened •■Fairview'’ ptat which ONutlata of 35 Iota and Included one new street. Orchard <rret. which connect. Atodlson and Hubbell streets. Th. addition is near the new Now on Display WARM. COTTON THERMAL KNIT FLEECI-LINED UNDERWEAR IS SWEATSHIRT A WARM BUY! . . two pockety W<d« range ol naw colorl. Penneylow pries! Tmy air cell* trap heat . . . ktep warm sir in. 100% cotton, natural color. VslmL LEWIS ELECTRIC Cloverdale FREE PARKING OFEN EVERY DAY 9 A.M. TIL 5:30 P.M. OPEN FRIDAY 9 A.M. UNTIL 9 P.M. �e people are willing to go to see a . Conservationists SSXT fish factory te actually a pasture: Join Government Tft Aid ■Prn<rr;iHl 1U Mill The phta«Kiphy of “h* George do 1»” U dying out ta Michigan* conserve ion ctrci** and no one la iiappler about it than lhe Conaerratlon Department Admittedly, some local Indlti- each Spring It* owner. Archie McCauley, turn* it over for flooding re a rearing march for Thresh his temporary sacrifice of erasing land*. Uw Department is able to raise thousands of young pike which flushed down a ditch into nartment to carry out conser- local group* which have, among ration improvement*. However, Other things, raised nearly•UA• l. , . .. .._ .. rbiA twiv trivlrvnta real impetus until tnent rounded a fl STit^cuopttwiive rote, the Hurt 13 Plead Guilty to . . J Drunk Driving UMirWMW V1I.UI C' •* BUICK INTRODUCES A NEW HARDTOP] Barry Vehicle Owners Begin Buying Licenses In Foil OH Dryer I1Hl«fll 1^ UK A Storage Corporation al Wood-1 Barry County and other Michi­ gan vehicle owners Morwlay began liurr'iajung thru 1966 ilccrj*? platen and paying into die new Motor Vehicle Accident Claims Fund for lhe flrat time. County aherlff** officers He was taken to Petuteck Ho«l>llal where be remained until Monday afternoou- up to see if the dntr wo* full nett, on u charge of driving while under the influence of liquor and paid a fine of »75 plu* *5-<5 court costs He atoo had the dubious distinction of being the first one in the Hasting* court doesn't take effect claim* until after A newcomer in Buick’* 1965 line I* the across the entire panel. A new upper cover Skylark four-door hardtop, featuring a new extendg across the full width <<tho pane!. concept in roof design. The Skylark body. Standard engine in the Skylark i» V-6. Rrillc, bumpara and ornamentation are >»!"- Robert J. EUla 56. Rl Hickory Raising the minimum in prop­ erty damage to EXO, parunent planted game nah tn| pletely new. Interiors ajso feature new slytfi.. • Removing all minimum* for thrae takes to boon angling and materials. Instruments and controls ace with four-barrel carburetion, or a 300 cubic peraonal injury claims. Previously prospect* after the lakes were, utounted to a chrome die cast frame extending inch V-8 are available as options. • Removing all hit-and-run ac­ cident claim* which do not Involve spirit « community coomtwi- fenK worker* apd the Coldwater | b‘«‘* n*r*on*l Inhirv Sheriff's Department in dean1 Irelped to make luh habitat tm- mailed In to the — ■HIM WHHIK l«HM7 *«**. ustvtck. *<r*«b«riy pleading guilty to driving an- IAL SEftlTY mere ttttn 200 ro-callKl "com- *tx«l thr «1»'elopnunt of milm^mty ^^rev.uo^profcX ****n»n« !*>'>" have tarn undertaken in coopvatlon with the Department —.a_.________ —j Bogart. Ken Dinsiedine. Dlngledlne, Stephen Htenhcn . v_ . . . in studying natural rxicncr. .land Graham and Dale raccjcr. Keeler. A' ' A 13 BUM’,h,. k ‘l°«ii»ctJun wiU ttulotnftUcall> inadc use. and other similarly related subject*. ‘ — beginning with July 196'i. the Michigan'* program of comfirat month coverage can begin. Person* not receiving monthly benefit* will, when they caroil, ment Intend* to keep it that Hy Mrt. Stephen (hfuoi^ receive Infamatton about nayment of monthly pretniumsT q. What Is the limit on >wnThe Junior Christian Endeavor, with local group*. under lite dlrectiotfof Mrs Vioirt Ings before I begin to k**- my TIms Department showed it is Peake, entertained the adult C. benefits? . ready and willing to carry it* end of the load till* Spring when U day night at the McCallum under ... came hi the aid of the ColdSchool. Among tiie outstanding Amendment A. The earnings limit of SI.200 coeXumrv. were John Woodman ar. guldlclucks and Glenna We- in 1965 will permit you to rvcelve all your social security ciwck* i conaerraUon and fire officer*, ter a* an Indian. * A group for 1965. Effective Jan. 1. 1966, from McCallum Church put on a fisheries btolagitts. and other wurahlp aervice at the Barry Medical Facility Sunday after­ ,1600 in 1966 without lasing any noon. * Th* Pleaaant Valley United Brethren Church mem- new law cffecUve in 1966. you would kxte 11 It* beneftu .fur at the McCallum Church and each *2 In cornhba between they put on the program. * The ,1.500 and *2.700. Earning* above Barry County Christian Endea­ vor Union Executive Committee Cloverdale - Hope AMERICAN NIWteAPU CORNER WALNUT AND S. JEFFERSON HASTINGS man home included A Reminder Additionol funds qre^till needed to complete the renovation of Pen­ nock Hospital. To do our part in fhe fund-raising campaign, and to viding our ambulance service on a “donate to the Hospital Fund” basis. LE0I1HRDOSGOOD -funencdJJotne ' jXCK 0. OSGOOD Phone 9^2471 difference between S2.700> you would benefit*—SI for each Fur the remaining difference tetweeii S2JMX)) you would ly due to the experimental »i*lc done at Michigan State Unlvcr- irrigation frost control, plant development. Time Saver! CARDS vou’re prepared for any oc­ casion with a box ol these lovely cards: birthdays, anni­ versaries, get well, etc. 47C box BENOFRANKLIN 102 West State at Jeffcrton and again at SPECIAL PRICES! PRICE SALE For tho NOVEMBER 4th through 10th Finest Dry Cleaning Services ON THESE GARMENTS ONLY! • SWEATERS ‘ The Jim Springer children en­ tertained *o<ne of their friends By Mrt. IJttyd Ourn for a Halloween party Saturday V4S-M11 evening * Mra James Springer |l D.w1-« The Cedar Creek Cemetery and family vtattod Clark Spring­ er at Bowens Mills on WMnw- Circle will meet Wednesday. Nov. d*y. * Mrs Virginia Slwnta and 10 at Mr* Lloyd Owen *. An all­ day meeting, quilt* to tie. so day callers of Mra Kate Hughe*. come early. * Mr and Mrs Roy Douglas from Algonquin I-ake. originally from Pine Grove. Calif. spent Sunday at the IJoyd Mir. EdUhe Hl Union of Chiaago Owen*. * Mr. and Mr*.' Lloyd i* viuitaR her daughter and Owen called at the Claud Ham­ family. Mr and Mra. Shanta * mond* in Hind* District urday. * Will Gurd 1* ipiiniWh a few day* in Pennock Hospital. IMtaL Hope she 1* feeling better Mr. and Mr* Keith Chaff** from East Center Road called at ...Un,,-. - :ihe Llndwl N,,rrU hon“' Friday Andanclw* combine tremend- afternoon * Mr. and Mr*. On­ us OMruOlve force—up to 22: don Norris and boy* were Sun— Py *quare -- - ----foot—with a day dinner ......... guest* Hl at will) Gerry |»UiNor•eenilngly whimsical nature. One ri*s w«*t of Cedar Cuek CWsnr/wxlidn laap-froggtd a village, I nor*. * Mr. and Mra. Clinton, | but left a* a *ouVtnlr a tingle; Town. Kathy and Btlfy from Al­ ] pine tree planted upright on the I legan. called al Lindon Not ria-* roof « Ux preacher's.bouae. I Sunday avanlng. • PANTS • PLAIN SKIRTS • SHIRTS Sale Ends on Wednesday, Nov. 10, at 6 Open from 7 a.m. to 6 p.m One hour mmm: THE MOST IN DRY CLEANING and GREETING That Wonderful MARTIN RING Instead of reteifing of Delton, a Mr and Mrs Earl il96fi- >our earning* require that iOtt*. Mra Eleanor Shedd and ference of M40 would ntdl be paid you. In addition, you w.xdd FurrU Brown and laabeU. They helped Mw Irntxll Brown cele­ q. I am a widow, age Bl and brate her birthday. * Weekend gueMa at the Stephen Osgoods ""County are higher than in any (Dry-Cleanable) you de your port, we are still pro­ CHARLES H. LEONARD .tannic that yuur monthly bene­ Gerald Anders. John Moon? of fit tn 196& amounts to ,120. In Nw-hville and Lynden Johncock 12 month* you would be potenti­ ally entitled to 1120 x 12 or 51,­ fram a successful dew hunUrig 440. Let us suppose you worked tn all months of 1966 and had total trip in Wyoming. From the exciting details I'v iMjird. it sounds as if they had For the firat Sl^fd of earnings. a good time. * Mr. and Mrs. Ed Ings 'the 11,500 and Mr. and tone MOO in ,2 earned. |20il ithe tings. Mr* Irene Japhec of *2.700 and Prairieville. Mrs Robert McKib­ 11 earned. ben of Hasting* and Mr. and Just Gerald J. Haskin*. 43. R2 take Odra*. pleaded guilty '<> drunk driving ana and w** wm iinca fined ,50 plus >tea* unving slckte ,7 70 court coata He wa* arrested an lhe Hickory IL-rui in Johr»towfi Township Ort. 29. Wilbur E Loew. 33. HI Cale­ donia. urrentcd at Middleville for drunk driving, wav fined fM plus *7.10 court cotta by Judge Questioafiii* Airaer* Michigan. have also done ?ol, hfur r^/in UXIUI’U Ul•, , -U1U XUUV. operator* are sportsmen* club* fcould add up to U-tnUUon more with 51 project*, fallowed by Boy into the fund If our estimate of Scout* and Giri Scouts and other 4,7-trulUon Insured driver* paying cqmpmeoi. i out iw sur*. ■ , youth group* with 11 project*. never tud any clilldren. When While it i» |mre»*lbic to do “nce the *1J» fee and the remaining any actual ttmi - keeping on ihwi Included among ti»e*e are Public school group* also rank Hospital Insurance Program pay* high with 24 activities. Round­ the hospital bills, but I am nut told that I might bo |xdd 900,000 uninsured paying *35 u a^rltlm. the Dx^Xnt rvti-l correct. Original catlmates at the monthly widow’* benefit* when old level* of collection* would peg mala that about 10 000 people ’ P0*1111'- ol l'uck ne* boxca. ing out conservation's helpers bill*. Please lit me know wh.it haw helped ttaiurtvt. and I habitat plantings, g a m c Uk fund al »12-nuUlon mark. their arras by taking part tn *urvry*. brush pile con- Uea. villages, counties. township*. kind of protection 1 can expect that time was the death benefit. Even tlxjugh Ute unmsur<d driver under tile HreUlh Insurant Can I get my widow* benefit must pay *35 into the fund. Hare everrthlng from washing win- »tru«‘on »>* «»>blto and other . . - ~ . __ .. c: ...______ imall earn*, etc. before age 62 and what will I Plan. oows a* o«ic (WK* io uwiauai • .|K_ mention. campgrounds and pike-spawning A wildlife flooding in Gogebic A. Tlx- Health Insurance Plan, m«rTiv^ county stands out as an exampio under Social Security, is a two A. Effective with September, Uge of driving tn Michigan. Here, in a little more detail. * f«e "wiS^UH SnuFhpocfnrn Cube High fee* in other state*. Hare *i’- plan- “H* llr>t 1““' to bo'” 1965. widows may now receive oourneasrern vuds Ipiul ln4ura,„ to p,iy W1U said, have resulted in increased are some of the thtngs there; local coopcraura have been do- Fort“‘8sr?}“ •incidence of fraud. The only way of hospitalItaUun Thi* proucReceive Awards Ir.R to Rive const rvafion and out- ’ fXK,l'a'xl *"?*. Uw lion is flnancx-d by special con­ number of month* you are under to discourage till* U to throw the Highlight of the meeting of door uaera a helping ha&L I tunittbed the dam site. book at offender*. Thu t* wiiat , the Cub Pack- 3175 held Wednes­ tribution* from workers and ..... .» __ the Denotement built the water day evening. Oct 27. at South- thetr employers People who are w«ith you your marriage oertiflIn developing and maintaining ' *^ucture’ public water accre* sties to the .oommtMtton , IMA pay for tins • ’■ but txsMftt of fishermen and boatera " lhc will have it all the same The self and your deceased hiuband. going *" eliminate nun> minor second purt of the Health In­ Meet of the sites have been add. ed in the northern part of the Abo doln« thrtr f<lr »»»»« ,or Johnson, neighborhood cxxnmla- . aurance Plan u called Modical help you tn filing yuur claim. *loner. State where public owned land 00“*5nr*tWn 800 voiwruuu, ,« iBMira 1U purptwe la to hup ■file Banner. in coopcniue^ wa* available tx Dotxr’.v rould l*nlrvr instructors who have < ubmatter Cbarlra O. Hartby W [ur,aervia-s and with the Social Security Admin- | be looted to make Uwe improve- ‘™iiHd some bO.DOO boys and and Eldine DeVault, commit- |a " number n,,mh~ of nl other n‘t~r .services anti *nd Islnuton. U publishing a aerie*; items not covered under the Hoetec chairman. Legislature also passed a com-j panion bill which makes tiie pur- . drew prownted a skit crmpleJ Voluniar,. You decide whreher curtty Administration will be rolled up dorsonent with private liability At State park* such a* Luding ­ > build 21 policie* mandatory upon all driv-i ton. Grand Haven, and Holland. Mra Default and Mra. Tripp, as Important added ptu<«Wio«> ut a cial Security Administration nd- era unless they ipeclfy oL’icrwue I in wnUngrtb their insurance com-' Scouts nuuie an annual spring ­ northern Michigan. dicw group* of which you are a time affair of iielping to iiousc,member. this district office will crafts and project* that they the Fvdcr.d Government wdl.membw. "T&U» also will help the Fund * Citlten* have worked in develop­ cleun these public playgrounds have completed. pay on equal amount toward furnish a qualified spukcr to Mflvehcy.'' Hare said, "by making ' ing pike spawning grounds are . lecture, answer questions, and it incuBibent upon all claimant* to Rounding out the month* the ciBt. at Houghton. Olacigo, Grand. q. I already have a private show film* on social aecurtty./ first n*r against a private insur- i Throughout northern Michc«lved advancement a wants; health insurance policy. When Addrea* your request and quew- ancc company before they claim m Social security Admin­ agalntt the fund." Wolf. Mark DeVault. Jim Shute. should I cancel thia ponry1 Th« Hastings Banner plan to drop it when the Social istraliun. liootn 120. 50 itensom Hare said that tiie major Influx Security Health Insurance I'Un ' Ave. NE., Grand Rapids. Mlchlmaintaining public camp­ begins. । gon. That office will reply diground* cut, Ron Main. Michael Baird quest*. call 451-1531. law. cancel any ixapttal or mcdiTo keep freshly killed game in conimon, Grayling and Baldwin M. COOK. Filler pins. Jun Shute. Ron Lepard and good condition, field dress it im­ hudth insurance provisions of mediately. Leave as much hide ONK HUXDBKD AND campaign to "Keep Michigan 16 million degree® centigrade — _ as , possible _________________ Hang meat__to ___ cool Beautiful'' by picking up debn* phen Johnson Denner Stripes, that a pinhead of It* mafenal Apply pepper freely to exposed Jdi) i960. in and along the Au Sabie and Rodney Bowman and Stephen what.wievcr until July Johnson; Assistant Denner emu enough tieal--------------to kdl: area*. ! Q. 1 am age 65 Aid receive ov- ।would ----------------------------------------- —Cover each ------ — ■UUSCHiPTlON I’cre Marquette Rivera dal Security monthly benefits a man 100 mllra away, the Na-! cheesecloth and get to U I1 J'«u jam the voluntary ----------m.dical tional Geographic any*. |a» »oon a* possible. education. u'f(esh approach 11 >nc voluntary t>re.-n taken by at least 11 school S”"1. ‘jnu’a“’- Dale Kerter and insurance program can I arrange groups which have set up out- | 2",r“®,n; „U,r^ ; w n“’,e the M mnntlily ciuu ge door labarator.ea to provide Bogart Gold deducted from my monUily bene- SUSSul toe financial mpouaiblllty In­ ... three Si.X’SX Friday till 9 p.m. ONE HOUR SERVICE on Request from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. 111 West State St., Hastings NEXT TO QUALITY FURNITURE —CONVENIENT PARKING at the REAR OF OUR STORE— �L New Technique Boosts Blood Donor Output PBNOCK HOSPITAL Here's how fowm ATI MITTS S'CES MicWgan Medical Center my new technique for goCUag lar quantum of blood plavna from OOWUMt American Society at rut* 3910 ruium, bi, Ovradtlra BUg«L *1, Oct. Clinical Carat* ’ ... Ulin WlkaUa. BA. Makla WlllliaPLEDGES TROTH — Mr. and Mra. Lyle Endsley or William At that time, the growing de­ mand* for plasma and aaaodated compooanU ware rapidly exhauatlog the list* of blood donor, nationwide. giau draw a pint of blood from spin off lhe watery the donor, apin oenuifugw, and re­ plwuua in a centrifuge, turn the remaining red cell* to the donor's blood stream. couid through methods. conventional gsgement of their daughter. Sharon Kay. to Roger Brumm, son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Brumm of Rl Vermontville. The bride-elect U a IBM graduate of Hastings High School and I* rmKed by the National Bank of tings. Her fiance U a 195» snuluxle of • Vermontville High School *nd 1* employed at the PUher Body plant in Lansing. A January wedding is planned Vermontville and Nashville Chambers Of Commerce Meet ft WUUaai Craaar. SOI W Oraal. Mrs. Merle Norman Tobias. R4. Oarautr. 304 w’ Or*«n. Bay B. wish to announce the engage­ Bnak SS7 B Orwo. Waftet M«AJ Uatef. IM S. Bro*4w*y. Sylvu Baa- ment of their daughter. Unda Loulw Tobis*. to Larry Dean Brovont. ton of Lawrence Brovont. 8. Hanover. Mia Tobias graduate tram Hastings High school in 1IMH and U now em­ ployed by the E. W. Bliss Co. Mr Brovont graduated from Has­ wiaBa tings High In IBM also and U a I M1DD1 sophomore at WMV An April 29 wedding is being planned. matrai Tuesday evening. Nov. 9. in the Dr Harold A. Oberman. Dr *81m- American Legion hall for din­ miriioi■on is a resident physician in ner ax 7 pm. The Nashville r»«rtju STORMS Shop at Parmalee's During this Sale! Ladies COATS Don’t Panic Calling for Help In Emergency technolo- m the VFW hall Wednesday, and Dr. Oberman la aa- Nov. 10. for dlnnrr at 7 pro. HICKOBY OOMMBBS -AkM. McKlk sistant professor of pathology m ------------------------------------- ——— The telephone is often the kls, Kt. Mat. 1. LAKE ODESSA— Truly Bkaga. Bl. faauat and moat reliable tnctlMxl of calling for help in an rmerponente, or platelet prvpamUons | *■ noulrari In modern innltml rnr. tempt a call in an emergency. 'T*eople often dial the operator. uiAl blood comtnstUoa desolte The U-M Blend Bank began... . , n . the law of up to 6a gaiiont at lta work 00 pUumaptuxwds in Lakeside Barracks, grncy ts. but then in their oonpl«na Ln —32 months, (■ntu 1963 to find f,nd wravs of of olMatninv ^‘lUning . ^t^ ■ ■ ■_ —-----.. >M w_. _ “ . 1983 ... • , more ’han double the total body ’*r«* amount* of frenh - ffuicn Auxiliary Meet before giving a name and adThe Lake.'ide Barracks. Wo: Id weight of the dotw • pUsms for use tn the treatment Premimed hazard* of pnAein 01 ^'^P^lta. Since that tune War I .Veterans and Auxiliary depiction, iron-deficiency anemia they have modified their la boraJunior High School with 45 pres­ and other blood dlacrdera never dltion, a variety of other block! ent tor potluck supper. Michigan. concluded that “plaanspbereal* bomponenta. Deputy Chief of Staff Jake Car­ ter, Guy Sellers and Charles Fur Bonner Cla-aUfled Ada Ixmery of the Grand Rapids Call Wl S 3481 Barracks No. 3174 and two from momentarily -black - oat* d ■ rthe Ionia Barrack* No. 13C2 One new member took tiie obliga­ tng a call Is very iielpfuL'' Boliwahn continued. "These tion*. Election of officers will be include: What happened? Nov. 33. The Auxiliary had 15 member* Encourages Individuality at their meeting with three pew ■ „ — r——-—- — members Joining the group. Mrs wh*l„ h“PPe,,cd7 t* >our ' «uy Seilers of Grand Rapids I u someone bleedIn your State Chief of Staff was a gueet. I bfcdly , someone had a I Election of ofilcers was held: “f* Mtackt President. Ila Hamp, senior vice.' T*11 wl’“; **1P 1* nevded. The Bertha Ritlenger; Junior vice, information you giro wui usually Florence Ritter. *ec:etary. Em-1this but explain tho Diitiscthra Pedsg. . ma O’Mara, treasurer, Leah! kind of equipment you think will I Ackerson: chaplain.Opal Hough-1 ** h**d‘ldFlaHeriag UgMiag. ’ ton: guard, Irene Morris; con-1 Tqjkwhere you are. Give the iductress and Americanism. Len- street number and lhe name of na Bates; hospital chairman.; the Mreet or road. Then rep*«t Rclne Peacock, patriotic liutruc- lx. Bollwului ci»pha»U«L A brief tor. Isobell Burger; membership, dcacrtptlon of the house is hclpBcssle Tingley; legislative. June.ful, especially at night. Fuhnil and historian and pub- I Tell who you are Hus l* imdu qioq p*Sopt.> Uclty. Irene Morri*. portant wlien the emergency u A potluck supper will be Nov. not obvious from the outside ... AH This . . . and pf Special Prices 23. especially if a mulU-ftunUy dwei•----------- •-----------Ung is Involved. If a nelghixir is That You Can Afford to Pay! * r<n« —1---- . ... . hT wUl be A rifle K«rr*l barrel nltlovawl plugged WltH with asked for direction*. lud or snow can turn the weap-. more likely to recognize your 107 S. Hatting, Fhnna 945-3967 r, Intzi a ilraHll* haflrt cri-mule name am* than your house _ ___ ._ number. BoUwahn adtlsri knowing White s Photography One group of 100% Cashmere Coat* In two ttylet; button or Reg. $59.98 Now mink trim. With the Purchosc of Reg. $79.98 Now One of These Coots RETURNS Ladies HOSE Regularly O $4 99c____ NOW <- Pr. I Ladies Sportswear MUST BE SOLD Re&°,ly V30H 4 ,.**1.00 Ladies PAJAMAS GAUZE DIAPERS Now 2 *"$1.50 One group of Cardigan* and *llp-ov«rs in wool and to $12’8 N.w*888 BEDROOM surra Complete with dre**er. mirror, g *79-: SOFA BEDS OCCASIONAL ( HAIRS SI 095 »Swivels •Scoops |Q Hollywood Beds! • Rockers Fireside and Many More POLK LAMPS END TABLES $5.95 choice of headboard. Reg. 889.80 NOW 88U. Rcr.S69.IM) NOW M9S5 ■ BUNK BED SETS ■ , complete ■ $5.95 matt/tWM. ______________ RF.njNlNG "■ ’179 CHAIM DOUBLE siee SOFA 8LEEPEB8 Jovealle Seller. Several Racier night Oaly i34« M9«? EH. Nit. 6OU1R DINETTES All Day Thurtdoy 117 W. State HASTINGS FREE TURKEY WITH THE PURCHASE He Rs«ui OF ANY ONE OF THESE Stamped PILLOWCASES . SWEATERS Hemstitched in assorted pattern*. Now Only Regularly 1169 COTTON FLANNEL ».«. 49< H.w 1100% cotton in beautiful prints. 3»d> ^|00 $2.98 Lacey /iy Mra. Orlie f'anSivcItlr Boy Scout Troop 180 attended lhe Thornapple District's camporec recently. The Boy Scout* who received their tenderfoot awards were Thoma., Moora. Rick Peake. Jim Meyer* The Scouts receiving their second awards were BUI Corkia* and Steve Powell. * Mr. and Mr» Ward Cole will entertain the Stevens Farm Bureau O;oup at Ujeir home Nov. 5 in the evening. Refreshment* * Mr. and Mrs Keith Buehler and family i»trt Sunday dinner guest, of Mr. and Mn Henry VanSyckle. * Mr and Mrs. Vern Wclcher called cm Frank KemerUng at I.rlla Hospital. Battle Creek, on Sun­ day. The Glenn Bird* and the Thor­ tons of Battle Creek were Friday luncheon guests of Mr. and Mra Harvey GlUaspie Mr. and Mra. Harold Willison were Bunday evening guesu. * The W8CS will •Tweet tor dinner Thursday nt the Briggs Church. Irene Jone* andLavcrn Jones form the dinner commit ice. a The Keith Sttiefcland, and Mrs Winnie Dunn at­ tended a card and birthday p,rty xl lhe home of Mr. and Mra. Gordon Buxton foe Luther Lena Saturday night. * The Metnodlst Youth Fellowship of the Briggs. Dowling and Ban fl eld Churches will liare their offices* training 5 to 6:30 pro. Sunday, lhe Dowling Oiurch. —-------- to muffle notw so that U can lly u silently as d' shadow, the National Geographic I ■ays Owl a depend on sound] rattier than Bight to help them ; catch prey. I yard Regularly WOOL MATERIAL 2-PC LIVING ROOM OUTFITS Full length sola-bed .and CURVED SECTIONALS . . . and You Will Receive a Ladies SWEATERS Suea $18.95, $23.95, $28.95 $89- »288 Receiving Blankets Now 2 Dox. $5.00 The rural defemar coordinator ala nnplxasia* that children should be taught to dial opera­ tor and to operate a pay tele­ phone A dime should be taped in a known place, and children Ahaild be taught to reach a pay I telephone, insert a dime, and call lhe operator. Young chU-1 dren should tnetnorisc their names, father's name, and ad-1 Name Brand* *34” Now .00 Slightly irregular*; 21 by 40 inches. Regular Values quickly, and then report the dif- INNr.RSI’RING MATTRESSES Reg. $398 tor N0w’1 SL93 100' j nylon Pajama* in manlallorcd style*. Assorted colors in size* 32 to 40. close aa the ntvret taleph ne. 4-CHAIB DINETTES 3 ’1.00 Girls SLIPS 59c ..NOW Ladies BRIEFS SKIRTS. SWEATERS and BLOUSES. you or power may be off at night. Operators are trained BUY NOW WITH NO MONEY DOWN — PAY 81.04 WEEKLY SCARVES rtf) -UU One group of broken sizes and style* . . . THIS IS rat STORE THAT SAVES YOU MONEY ENTIRE INVENTORY $4800 Another group of 100'j Wool Coats wil SENIOR PORTRAITS ^REMOVAL SALE without even trying! $4 00 CORDUROY You Will Receive a Now Velvet finish. 54-inch width. $4 00 Electric BLANKETS By Beacon Fully automatic with a 100% nylon bmJirtg ' S:ry W8 MT WITH THE OF ONE ( ELE RETURN From Now until THANKSGIVING We Will Give a Certificate for a TURKEY Away at CLOSING TIME Each Saturday Evening All You Have to Do is Register! OPEN FRIDAY EVENING TILL 9:00 Look for famous 'Trade-Name labels on the things you buy ... you’ll find them here! Parmaleei 124 East State Street �V •-THE HASTINGS BANNER Daughter, Father Head Hastings Eastern Star Unit ; falter. Pldl.lp Lronhanlt has bran installed aa worthy patron. ‘ Acanedtng to available Infor­ mation. thia la Use first time a father and daugtstiT in-ad tte local OES Chapter. cpen crevmoriy held on Saturday. Thirty members of the fourth, fifth, and sixth grade Sunday School classes of the Flrat Presby­ terian Church had a HaUoween skating party at the Wood tend Rink on 28th St. In Grand Rapid* cn Saturday afternoon. Seven adult* accompanied the group and had as much fun as the youngsters Mra. Donald Mohn will prr- Dr. and Mrs Kingsley Bennett entertained about 40 guests Friday WendlandL i A deification recently toured ' tire Methodist Community House, i the Church of the Redeemer and Clark Memorial Home tn Grand Rapids. Several boxes of : eaxiung clothing w-ere »vrr prewented presented to tne the TO BE JUNE BRIDE—Mr and Thoft Slxip at the Communitv Mr* Harold Johnston. 1739 Jor- Hrn|W. dan Lake Ave. Lake Odessa anNel| Hughra. Mra. Jamra nounce lhe engagement of their p^nriWTI Mr_ Vernon Texter daughter. Prtecilla C Runyan. ££ Mohn conducted tte to Ralph O Keeler. Jr, »n of I Mr. and Mrv Rslpn O Keeler. 1 worship service* with with Mra Mr*. ForFor. Sr. of Rl Freeport. A June wed- „. narrow and Mra Flvc-rt j””-I*-*?*-. TE SS*iS. Beth Buerge and Francis Lindgren Exchange Vows Society newS ton Methodist WSCS to be Ircld , at 7.30 pm Wednesday. Nov. 3. at the church. I The Esther Circle, with Mra. I Nettie Hoffman as chairman, will be hasten, for the fellowship hour. I Mrs. Earl Barer. pvraldcnt. will MU- Phyllis Leonhardt has tern installed m worthy matron ul the HasUngs Order of East- •• ■-*«*** *. matron; Merle Kahler, associate worthy patron; Mrs Keith LechHtrar. secretary; Mra. Pied Eckanlt. treasure;. Mra O*ry Young, ssaoeiate eonducum; Mr*. Audry Ackley, chaplain, Mra Jran McAllister, mtrahal; Mra Frank Rider, ueganut; Mn.. Delton Methodist WSCS to Hear 'War on Poverty national The wedding of Beth Buerire. daughter of Mr. and Mr* Har­ old Buerge ot Hastings. »nd 'Francl* Lindgren, son of Mr. and Mra William Undgren of Wayland, wo* aoletnnircd at tte Firat Presbyterian Church on Saturday. Oct. 23. at 3 o’clock Tte cetemnny was performed by tte Rev Willard Curtis "> the presence ot tte immediate famlllea and a few friend* with Annette Guenther and Robert Devereaux attending thr couple A rerepUon followed s« tte Burega home. M9 W. Msdlwn Tte new Mr. and Mra Lind­ gren are making tlxclr home at ENGAGED—Mr and Mrs. Ner­ tte Wlndncr Apartments in val Thaler of Freeport wish to Grand Rapid.*. announce the engagement of their daughter. Linda, to Ronald 'Welcome Wagon' Group Enjoys .Program on 'Gems' >J. SS Goyle Barlow Speaks *«SU«nUm-™dwu,:At Guild Meeting MR AND HRB. ROBERT W WELTON Bride. . . Miss Sandra K Cota Becomes ~ ‘' table decoratiMra of blue and OuUd 1 met 3Lln Ih* white, the worthy matron's cokm hospital dining room. They enfor her year__________________________ Garle Barlow, an ex­ change Uudent. with her slide* _•_______ and souvenir* from Germany Mrs terry Deunond and oaughI Hostesses Mtes Ruth Schcreky.1 ter. teurtarure, lure been ipendlng | Mra Gary Slocum and Mr*. Du- 10 day* .in California with Mr i f R2 Hastings on Sunday. Nov. i one White served refreshments Dtamwd. They vidted Dtew^ land. 14, from 2 to 6 pm. at lhe Carl­ Members of the Curlton Cen- iUUll|: „w. ,.Marble ------ -- — k. .. ou ..«*>, >e 1 using B a Hallowven u theme. tend and many «. ut u the ton Grunge Hall, honoring their ter Seven th-day Advastist During the burinrais meeting highlights ot that am*, flying Sandra K. Cota and Robert 25th wedding anniversary. The Tri™* met at tho Mrx Richard Thomas reminded ' home on Mand-.x W. Welton were united in mar- occasion being planned by tte home of Mr and Mra Claud the group of the bfo-gi bank xlr and Mra Keith Sage were I.untile*. Relatives and friends Norris Saturday evening. Oct. M, g an(j held introduction for dinner guesU of Mr and Mrs Jack a-rn- tn the First Methodist welcome. . to Mr Mra prospective new member* and « Muskegon on Friday, und Church. Hasting* The Rev Willard Gill. GUL । j-uttuu guests. Mra. Edward zxiwara Freeland rreeianu — 'fr*•. * <wu/. w,w ****** luul .wu bc umi *n George Elliott performed the A cake decorated rar the oc- ' engaged the group in making 'Siting there fur a week. relumed double ring ceremony. Mr*. Da- radon by Mra. Duane Endsley decorations for <xir "All Miniwith them. Mra. was the centerpiece on the buf- ter Affair," Nov. 3 Mrs Gerald Mrs. Lewi* tewla sun:™ Sim.:.,, was » .. dindi>.- jUr of the Jr JesSc Larubeta on tet style lunch, and friends pre- Beckwith told about the recent ,*er r guts, 0( **c Lan ‘u',Ji 0,1 and and .Gordon Cota. 919 8 aentad the Gill’* with a purse. trip to Boyne Mountain and of bl‘n<ta>. _ purse 8p-4 Ricncll Solmcn. R2. son East Street, nnd tte groom's parMra GUI. the former Margaret the splendid workshops offered , ‘ Benedict, was graduated from1 ~ ---------------------' of of '** tte TV Dewey *'* v Rn,m Soinuw. arrived ~ * ------ ™T’i.7.* ~ ’ The guild is pUuuiing to com- 'home Sunday evening from Viet B,TdT; bine November and December Nam where te had spent a year. an<^ Robert A. Welton 133 Sigel. taught in Barry inonun. .uirtupi uu lkt. o ror .. ............. — • ...... •-----"Don't expert mlradm from a dinner and Ch.-LMmos party. Ruw-ll left tteigon on Oct 29. Battle Creek. mlMkki ’CaU to A ’ _ ___ _e__ - ■ ■ Hp White chrysanthemums and ;stain • reaistanl fabric." streaaeB He w)U will have q a 3C‘-day furlough For the past yw they have Sunday guests of tte Mrtvln »* duty al Pl Pink ^tera filled tte altar mt* Martha Kuhn Extension homo economist. been on furlough In tte Stater Wteutones were Mr. and Mra lA7n’W?-,,KarL., » TfcL’T’fc ' and in a few day* are returning Calvin English. Mr. and Mra Mr “"d Mra. Kenneth Wag- by her fatter, wore a ctemilly to Malto Mulee mbalon for their Kenne*h Carrick and Warren E,,1'T and faf~>y »"• Thursday U<*. floor-lengthgown with , third term. Engl Uh of Grand Rapids supper gurats of Mr. and Mra. controlled xklrt.tong poinuxl ruqroan *'* v rouu rcap.os ____ , C|mnc>. Walt4^ a|ld 8unday deevrs. portrait neckline and at- ,irqge and automobile sent cov­ ers advertised aa having stain guest* wttv their granebon and tocted ctepel train. Hyr bout- . i family. Mr and Mra. Gary veil was attached to a cry- i Scute, bothfamilies being from »ial and Pearl teadpleoc. Mid , Charlotte. ate .............. - carried ---------- a cascade ---------- —bouquet ol : nowc Dinner guests Sunday at the *hi:c ruws and aqua Upped car- o stain it finUh as unIvan King home were hl* broth- nation* I| raUMsctory. l«r and panmU. Dr.-and Mr* Mtes------------------------ -- -------------w,„ .. _ __ Vincent King of Columbus, ter s maid of lunar and Muk manufacturers give you a clue Ohio, ----and .... Mr and ...... Mr*. Ivan Sue Welton, of li-iUJe Cnrk. <■ W to Uie type *31 at slain rxidrtancr U, to Kin.- of nf Charlotte, CUoirVara her K— brother, slater of the ............... . . brtdet-1 ._ ... . expect ... . n <» King, mom. waa Some resist only oily Lynn Hurney of charlotte and maid. They won- identical noor- stains, otlyent only water stains. Mias Jackie Weed of Kalamazoo, length gowns, with empire waist A few are effective against both." Mr. and Mrs Henuann Bot- and detachable train of aqua she say*, teher aeeocnponlrol friends from taffeta. They cr-“~* —------ A finish that rrairts one kind New Jmey to the U. at M.-WU- bouquets of aqua carnal ionn. o{ sUln lliay no! pf-jjt tjw other consin game and spent the week—end with the Roy Nortons of best man oral Glenn Cota, broth- j repel waler-type stains actually Birmingham er of tiie bride, was attendant attract oily stains." Mrs Kuhn Mr. and Mra. John Chandler A luncheon .was held Immedl-1 emphasizra. For example, your and Mr and Mra. Arnold Baiers atcly followiiig the sodding raincoat may show more o 11 of Watcrvtlrt attended the MSU ceremony at tl»e home of the J stains at the collar and sleeve giuia- on Saturday, and ted din- bride's parents. I warw -•*ims that evening at OuU Harbor A reception and open house pelient treatment. wtierj. they were Joined by Mr. and Mra. Lynn Perry. Mr and will be held at a Inter date. For her trawling ensemble Mrs. Gordon Sotliord and Miss wore light blue knit pletely permanent A finish Burtera Wilcox in celebration the bride -----------.—ai— -----------------of the Chandler's 25th wedding >*“' lr),h black accravones Her might resist a minor stain, but anniversuy 'corsage was of white Fuji mums succumb to the same type of stain if the substance remains Mr. and Mrs Alfred Hawnuu-y j *nd P<nlc sweetheart rose*, on the fabric for a long time or arrived Oct. 16 to visit ter parAfter a northern Michigan if it comm into contact with enu. the M R Fupiuuw. until wedding trip, the new Mr and fabric under different pressures Nov 12 On Saturday they ac- Mra Welton are n<>w at home coni ponied the Pturoans lo the at 33»'.- Capital. S W. Battle "And some subntancts just . MSU - Northwestern in which Creek. '!?ey *lat* a 'I**1"! interest since j Out-of - town wedding guests penetrate a fabric quicker than Corlton SDA Bids Farewell to Gills farmer |M a drummer. Thus wm Use first । Ume Eric and Wolfram had played togetter and Usey had a grand Ume aa did all the gueste Meets, and G*rr Young. lenUnel. ‘he groom-to-be is an employee | gon and at the silent mral dur­ Three who could not te pet*- °! Havlik’i Improvement Com- ing the Wednesday evening ser­ ent and who will t»- installed P“n>’- Kalamazoo vice UUT Keltar. ------------ •-----------, Th, Personal Mention ■ a mutfc teacher In Grand Rapids, and Wolfram Pechner, a guest of l Methodist Church Is Setting for Lovely Nuptials Open House Will Honor 25th Jubilee llilltlk U iM lliiiK lt Don't Expect Miracles from Special Fabrics were from Otsego. Kalamazoo. thick, creamy gravey doesn't lukeview, Freeport and Battle soak into your husband's lie as Creek. fast as a rich, but thin, noup." ----------- •-----------The do-it - yourself aerosol . . . T . cons of stain resistant finishes arc some help They usually aren't aa effective as a factory parent.-*, Mr and Mra. Carl i /» . \i c finish, but they’re better than Wheeler who had Juft returned I OIIDK* YOU rAFI no finish at all. particularly for from theb- vacation In Napa, vUUHO. I UU UQII things like upholstered furni­ John Stevens of Chicago wna I PArf! If) 111H fl P ture." she udvlws Be sure to follow the directions on the a laxuwrunn of the Howard ILCU" ’ ,U JUUUC hmu on Sunday and Monday If hubby tells ytiu your roast aerosol can carefully. Mr and Mra. Arthur Struble *>«•* tent as good as what he are planning to leave the firat for lunch downtown, dontt '— ------ 7~ ; ~t— of next week for Florida and will (lespnlr Jqst tell him to shop “ -resistant finish or be happy to hear from -heir,tar thc w*1 meal’s meat, Kuhn concludes. friends at tile following addrear.: ' Meat shoppers wonder If the 6.'3 22nd Pkuv E. Manatee Trailthey’ve bought will bo Kay SUnton and Ruth Powell of er Park. Manatee. Fla. tendq- It’s a question that con­ Mr and Mrs Robert WiUon meat shopper* says Mar- Dundee, both students at WMU,| spent lhe weekend with Kay's par- I ent*, lhe Roer’l Stantons Other the HawTaneye are both gradui ate* of Northwertem. Mr and Mra Laverne Wteetor and family spent the weekend with his .nster. Mr and Mrs Jesse Wllcoxson of Manton. for­ __ _ daughter M bach. at the John w Me»... lorn- merly of Hasting* Linda Is a tachs, a* she was celebrate her • 1964 graduate of Middleville T-K ninth birthday on Saturday. Oct. High uign School Bcnooi ana and Is is enrolled at. at. 30. On that afternoon from 4 U to ।Z -----------Bronson”— Methodist ■— -'I Hospital at I »he entertained nine Utile girl Nursing In Kalamazoo. Ron Hal.home of Mrs. Arthur Karrar. friends at a birthday party that 1964 graduate of Hastings High I:237 E. Lincoln. Dexter Elik', featured many fun gome* a won­ School and is with lhe UB. Army :from the Miller Jewelrv Mon. ful time of opening and sharing attending school at Chicago. one of the sponsors of "Welcome tte lovely gifts, and a delicious Wagon." gave a talk and demon­ Iken dinner. The highlight of stration on gems. The ladies dinner was the birthday cake would like to have tad sample*, but were content to observe Knnerow that matched the rest Announcement has teen made Lunch served by the hostr-*-' cf the table appointments Other* topped with the door prue go­ who were treated to a piece of thia ing to Mr*. Laurel Baxter, delightful cake were her friends. Carol Divine and Joan Curtla. as well as Joan's family, the Rev. Frances Shut tow and the late I "Welcome Wagon" Is u group Clayton Shurlow. to Enin R willing to teip acquaint thr n Susan'a family. On Sunday the John Mr Isenbach family were guests of kill and the late Robert E. Ous- .otter-and the arm The next met Ung will l>- lx Id Susank godmother. Mrs. Lael kill. The bnoe-e»eck la a 1965 at the Undercroft of the Epi -r«and Mr. Fuller of Elkhart. Ind. graduate of Hastings High School pal Church on Nov. 23 at a P m Hie Fullers had a special birthday and te attending Kellogg Com- Anyone new In the arm will l ■ munity Collnro. welcomed to me t the other new celebration which Mrs Fuller tad Mr. Gaskill la a 19M graduate people who will te Just At cnxiparticipated tn for each and every of Nashville and is employed by ,oua to meet you. one of Susan's birthday* the E W. Bites Company. ------------ •-----------No dale has teen art for the Mr an<1 Mrl Lyle Chrrww.th Sunday evening Jeff and Fred and family of Durand wen- at Use home of lite moUier. Mr* Miy Cathleen Shadow's Engagement Told «S« n™ of Uieir friends for a "warm up" Pontiac were callers at the George she accompanied them terne for treat after their round of Hallo- Smith home on Monday. a week's visit. sloppy-joes were enfoyed by all, but It bring a school night, the Christmas Will Soon Be Here Little witches and goblins gathMadison, for a Hallowe'en iturday afternoon Games (ayed and refreshments LAYAWAY NOW Garrett and Janie Bryan Bowman. Mark Slocum, and Jeffrey Howe. Steven's brother The ALL-NEW 11 TRANSISTOR Jenkins on West Colfax street. ween masquerade party on Batur- ELGINrffi 6 broken by a quick game of musical chain with each one Introducing 'pent playing games. The hit at who seemed to keep everyone on their toewwlth tut or rather "her" antics Thuw sharing in the fun were, the Jack Gaskills. Ron Jotm- ©© and the Notman Jenkins. The Welcome Comers School Ihad a Halloween party at the ischool on Friday afternoon at 1 • first With Mrs Monroe Leach. 'Mrs A D. Anderson and Mrs John Martin doing the honors. The BIG VALUE :59 Only Elgin advanca* anginaaring cou'ii p* 11 Iran Utters and 4 diodes in a portsb' went to Judy Tuckerman, Philip Brownell. Jeanne Barter and Jeff. through the third grade winning prizes were Karen Barter. Billy rWMw more a nothing ccmpn> with ELGIN la tn c £X°!V.JSSSST-S Meat Tenderness Exciting as tiie Game Great Six took its cue from the coach when it.de­ signed this delightful coat. Just at worm at it it appealing . . . with drowttring hood, lavish red trim and zipper front. In 80% wool. 20% nylon with plush Orlon"1' pile lining. Novy or British Olive. Sizet 7 io ' $1998 ■ The Bonnet & Gown Shop *Alnu Finglcton Herbert • Coopers and also the 8he suggests that you firat Ted HarrUes who entertained cheek tl» grade of meat by nndfor Mrs Coopers birthday. in« bitel or asking the butMr and Mrs. Dewey Dell of c1**18 Department of Agri­ Farwell were guests of Mra. Ada i culture grades- prime, choice. > Sigler a weekend ago. and also K°od and standard, come from —T*o-r.t caller* have tern Mr* young animate, to theyll be more Pearl Chamberlain and family at lender than lower grades Ba Ute Creek. Mra Sarah Myers. Packcr'a grades arc different and Mrs. Iva DcCump of Wood- tluu' USDA grades. Packer’s bury and Vidor Booher of Wood- | ,helr own name for land. , the grade which usually appenra Mr. and Mra. Ward Erwav were on the ithel. Many people think guests of his steter, tire Albert F. I it te * brand name. WoUca. of Grand Rapids Sunday. To further complicate things, and had dinner at tte Pantllnd. mme mailers have grad«.-t ua honopnt the Era-ay's wedding Ttey're moat common in the • --------i— chain supermarkets Too November—"Hair Style of the Month you re getting a tender cut la to on the live animal and which Autumn into Winter styling is briefer, more beguiling. This months chic, short coif bares ears, covers the brow, and comes up shining. Let Us Restyle Your Hair - Call 945-3382 Peg’s Beauty Bar Pcg Preston. Owner GINGER Above Savings & Loan I cue. । If you don't know ' tiie animal from the other, team­ ing the different cuts U easy. A helpful "Food Shoppers Guide" ite available from County Exten- | —* • a»»w >vw*». ’•Ulltr I spent Bunday with his brother jOL Joseph. colm Tuckerman and Mrs Edward Anderson Cider and doughnuts Ut.DIIIONAl UPHOLSTERING • Pickup • Many Samples. THE FURNITURE BUILDING (Minnie i Denn and Miss Grace and Mrs Ed Brockob of LaGrange Park. Ill Hie Duke ReetU of Hol­ land were Sunday guorts Wayne Hasel Phone 374-3523 , USE YOUR CREDIT Hodges JEWELRY Established in 1931 Nov In Our Now Location at 122 W. State St. �r Vesta Shedd Weds |New Weave May Dr. Charles Smith I Parents Announce Mean More Easily ^v.£* Daughter's Trath t Washed Blankets Mnon Mrtrzs Larilvi ------------- --w / H,™. | Mra. Harvey Wlteoo. preridrat of the Woman's Library Club of ' • 1 Ths Robert Ingram* entertained on Thursday weihig to celebrate the second birtixlay of tlieir son. Eric. Gurets were hl* arandnarnit* p You may find a now t v t> r ' 'iTv chwk was mrloaed tn a Ing the engagement of their! blanket <m the market that will letter from a former Nashville The Rev. George ElUott united daughter Betty Jane to Ron Ina make 'c® ’Standard Candard worm woven htankaia blankets nwtrtawO raident. Vi Mra. — Elizabeth Bmiih Smith tiie couple tn marriage in Hie obsolete. Good, who asked that the money presence of the immediate tuncialut with the Cooperative Ex- motlicr, Mra tally (Sciiaferi Mr. and Mr* Wm Smith Ung* Mu“ U Smith of,ployed by Arthur Behnke, *c- tension Service at Michigan' Smittt. a member of lhe Literary State UnivwBity, 3*y> that a!Cl"” for '™uiy years. uciton were the attendant*. countanL Mr. TWndale Is rmnew •flberaovcn" procias of Mrs. Good Mated she wished After a wedding trip to north- Ployed by Haattng* Electric, Inc. weaving fibers directly Into a the money used to purchase blanket eliminate* a or icing the i children'* books inasmuch a* her fibers Into yarn before forming I mother had al<ky« been keenly the blanket. The fiber-to - yarn I Interested in children tuid their step is now needed in all woven welfare. fabric*. | portion at the money came Miss Kaluibka explain* that from former Nariivllie families, in the new proems, barbed a lie Hcrtiert Avery and Henry r.cdies ■imultancou.'Jy 1 n t e r- j Smith famine*, some from niecra lock fiber* Into a chitin fonnar I and nephews of Mra Smith. Mra । tion ••'nils errata, a fiber that Ann Halpin, Mra. Florence WigTwin Bread 43c 1* evenly thick and strong with • gins, Mra. Lydn Bjmbcrlln. Mrs | »Vl« k, • .kuW, p,n SJwW v • Society newS The Pittmans Now 'Al Home After Honeymoon looking creature* lhe Ed Wil'd ITteland home on South Broadway The ceremony was performed by Ute Rev. Donald E. WUlLun* cf the Finn Baptist Church of Plymouth. (jou’ll love our I BAKED GOODS 6 for 39c Baked Sweet Rolls Baked freth daily and a tliffetent kind' each day. Fresh Frozen Pizzo What a treat! Readv to bake. Small or large tlze, with Friday Cr Saturday Special Combination One of tne advantages of the । Brueggcr and family, and the "flberwoven'* fabric will be great-1 remainder of the money procr uniformity and Mrenirtti.' vlded by Mra Good. Manufacturers predict 50 percent' e_____________ lire shrinkage. That means such | . a blanket should be machine- ! MflFl Ivn Bell ■xnsimblr, MUm Kahabka .idita rji -p ., . However, the manufacturer ad- 'ledgeS I TOtn tO RoymOnd d. roUSk - Cherry Butter Coffee Cake42c Buttercrust Milk Bread25c 'soap qr detergent and ahort Mr “d Mra Albert Bell o< I waah and rinse cycle* A fabric N"dmlle have announced the softener in the final rinse help* <ngagamem of their daughter, fluff up the nap, she instruct*, •'terllyn A- to Raymond D. “A* with all new developments ot Mr. and Mr*. Glen 6 for 42c | in textiles, this new weaving J^ush alw> of Nashville. A delicious chocolate yeait raised dough with chocolate procn** probably won't be perfal: ML-* Bell '1* * student - - ---------prac­ glaze. [when it reaches' the market."; tical nurse at Leila Hospital. Old Fashion j the specialist point* out, "'but if* Hattie Creek. Her finance 1* em­ ployed at Union Pump in Battle Pan Cinnamon Rolls 8 for 32c i worth a try." Creek. Both arc graduate* at the . Maple Valley School District Pigeons and their relative* tn MUa IkJl a: tended Michigan Remember, Every Wednesday is $4 00 !the Old Wt,rU1 “U“1«TT”U* f*m- State Univendty a year, and Mr. Roush attended Milliken College. COOKIE DAY_______ _ *t Do* A**t 1 ;lly u’"° th® unU>Ue •bu“Jr Milliken. Ind. for a year. ~ drink water Ukr a hone, wtlh lusub down and bill Immersed, wcddlng. the National Geographic »ay». Other birds must raise their Maurice Ingrams Special 60c Save 7c Chocolate Glazed Donuts 67c Value DALE'S BAKE SHOP 8 nWAYGIK While Stocks ore Complete ond Selections ore Better Thon Ever! We re loaded with the choicest new foil and come in and moke your Christmas Gift Selec­ . K.. tions Now! Men s. SWEATERS jfe winter merchandise ond arc inviting you to by Arrow and Xan Hcusen I 10% Down Will Hold shaggy type* in pull-over and cardi- Your Selections Till December 20 and Remember. sclcctlon is represented and the pat- all you hove to do it specify that your purchase* arc for Christmas, and you will not be billed until after the Holidays. Choose Personal Gifts from our Special MEN'S GIFT BAR by Swank 2nd, but seemed more fun. TltOM who elatred the "witches and goblin*"" Nell Holtom and family of Wail­ special day with him were Rick ed Lake; Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Gutchew*. Gordon Finnic, Dana Jone* and family of Bellevue. Hawk. Jeff Morrill and David VaodcrVew. families of Battle Creek. The Hotel dining room was decorated in the Halloween mo­ orang* segments tif with bouquet* of mums in cent* are adapted to American 1 can <13*s ounces) pineapple Fall colon centering the table* foods and aeaaonlnga adjusted, tidbits at the bridge luncheon hosted by the Idea* can give menus an In- ' Mra.' Gordon Cove and Mrs. Spiring lift. 2'Tablespoons conatarch Junes Coleman on Saturday. before returning to their home Take, for example, ham cut! Fourteen tables were in play with tn cube* from the leftover baked prize* being won by; Mra. Rus­ '.'z tonjpuon chopped crystal­ sell Belfield. Mra. Jam** Cotter. lized ginger or S» teaspoon Mrs. D. C. French, Mra Fred .ground ginger Markle. Mra Sidney Beach. Mra tuned with fruits a* well a* lheir 2 teaspoon chopped onion Oct. 18 tn the activity room at liquid* thickened with corn­ 2 tablespoon chopped green the school. starch, perked with ginger, *oy pepper 1 cup sliced cooked celery Nashville PTA to Radford won the traveling prize axtked In advance or canned, it and Mra. Pat Hodgre the gift takes only a few minute* to put Hear Principal ihl* du.it together, advisrs liomc pineapple Udbita. rreerring liq­ Tiie Nashville Fuller Street economist Reba Staggs Use it uid. Add enough water to fruit Hospital Guild No. 22 waa en- PTA meet* We«lna<day at 8 pm. liquid to -------make 2 cups liquid. won a* a lunciteon entree when — .— — -----Elementary Principal Ralph intcrtalning your club members. Combine cornstarch and ctnnaThe menu needs only a toared ln • saucepan. Add fruit green mlad. coconut cake and ■ UQuld. »y sauce, ginger, onion Ing program* tea with lemon for completion. "id «rren pepper. Cook, stirring Recent .parent - teacher con­ .. . Ham Cubes . ir(xnntantty, until thickened. ------Add Polynesian ---- ——.. ----------------------ferences show that 86 percent 1 pound cooked smoked ham. i ham. fruit and celeryLCook un­ Coleman and Mra Robert Cook 3 cup*) Install Lake-0 OES Officers at Open Ceremony | (imp Fire Smoke I Open Installation ot officers of the Lake Odessa Order of East­ ern Star Chapter No. 315 was and part inside the lodge tn the held Wednesday evening, Oct. 27 at the Masonic Temple. loped potatoes. coded in a kettie over the coals and each guardian cooked her choice of meat over a hobo stove using a buddy burner for the fuel, which Marcia Hafner, the out-going is made out of cardboard and worthy matron, wtlh introduction of distinguished guest* tuid in­ In the fireplace and johnny cake* stalling officers. The following were inetalled: Worthy matron. Arlene Swift; cookies," and hot coffee. Mr* worthy patron. Deforest Swift; Gerald Skedgell, the training uzwoclate matron and potion chairman, provided each guard­ Gntae and Willard Kenyon; sec­ ian with tool* and instruction* retary. George Fotterman; treas­ for turning out cooking equip­ urer. Betty Logan; conductress, ment; for example, they made a j Edna Beach; chaplain, Wreatha frying pan and spatula, and a I Johnson; marshal. Marcia Raff- popdom popper out of tin can*. A frying pan wa* made out of |ler; organist, Bostic Geisel; Adah. Laurel Oariingcr; Ruth, a coat-lumger and aluminum foil, and a burner was made out of a flowerpot and ch it ken wire. Everyone had a most enjoyable win; wartier. Clayton Boyce and lime. On the same afternoon, Blue­ sentinel Arthur Roffler. Bird leaders were 'swinging and staging" to many different eong* Blackburn, past grand Martha, and dances taught by Mr*. Don­ Dearborn Chapter: marshal. ald Borby at the meeting which Virgin Tipton, post grand mar­ was held at tiie Presbyterian shal. loyalty chapter, Kalamazoo; Church House. chap fa in, Helen Waltcri>ou*e. past grand Adali. Davison chap­ Mrs. Wesley Edmonds spent ter. Flint; organlz.t, Vera Nye. the weekend in Augusta with her brotlXT, Mr. and Mrs. Caryl Hoffman. Saturday afternoon SPORT and DRESS SHIRTS This stating on the committee far th* Camp Fire Guardians CookOut t<x>k place on Thursday, Oct. 28 al tiie "Y" Camp al Algonquin Lake. Despite the breezy weather of Lansing. Out-of-town Classic Will Bring Out Your Best Woodland. Winnare for the afternoon* play of bridge when ths club Folk Everett Phr.lps, Mr* Rturell Belfield and Mrs. Chet Hodge*. Sunday, aside from being HatSigler entertained with the evening. The Stuart Cleveland* enter- Frank HunUey and Robert God- tertained their daughter and tndtton and amMUOM. Chartre M.Yatae Outstanding Value at and Mr. and Mrs. Daiyn Hoff­ at die Hastings Country Club er. Port Huron man. Sunday they were luncheon Tuesday night, north-south whi- . . the Stylos and Sizes for Every Man! by Arrow and Van Heuscn cloth and the popular Oxford $795 Men's Jackets Stadium Coats PAJAMAS Wash and wear dacron polyes­ and other warm Outerwear ter* and pbre cottons in button front or $1 ip-on tops. The colors ing: TYml Bogue, Lauric Bow­ man, Janet Davl*. Cathy and Sharon Fox. Jane Hitchcock. Karen Mawby. J ul i e Price, Ciicryl and Diane Russell Cindy Begun Debbie Shumaker, Anita Sweet, Debbie Armour. Virginia Hoffman. Carol Corbitt, Janet Gabriel and Leslie Medved acting as junior leader. The knitting leader is Diane Langapaw. Bach of the two groups is electing officers and having par­ ties along with their knitting project* which keeps more in­ terest among lhe members. Hastings High Cafeteria Men TOUDAY. MOV > M25 $1000 is pleased to and Barbecued ANNOUNCE: SPARE RIBS TOO! Penny Lyons Ready To Servo . . . Come and Got ’Em! —OPEN DAILY— 9 A.M. to 11 P.M. 1* TOPCOATS with Zip-in Linings Beauty Salon am & Salty Robinson 205 N. Michigan th'u nap ay Music Center 13* W. Suu 94542*4 THE ARCADE is now back The Superette pnd patterns will thrill you. $1495 <• $2250 Mrs. Duwarti Caln and Mrs Ron ; The Busy Beaver* 4H knitting group of Hickory Corners is very active this year. Our vport shirt department i* complete . . . plaidi, plain color*, madras, Kodtak lacs. Prices Range from Bdl Belfield and third to Mra Hickory Corners Knitting Group Has 18 Members NEW STAY-PRESSED FABRICS $64,50 Richly polished mahogany Classic $>8.00 Beginner* Classic $42.50 Working Full Time at the ARCADE She welcomes her many old and new customers to call on her for the finest in complete beauty care . . . Penny is experienced in the latest stylas ond can do your hpir the way you want it and in See Our All Season Collection of Men's ROBES the style most becoming to you. COMPLETE LAUNDRY SERVICE Family Bundles GLEVELAND’S MEN'S AND BOYS WEAR Damp Wash • Wash and Fluff Dry Wo Finish Shirts, Flatwovk. Work Clothe* HASTINGS HOME. LAUNDRY (Lillian & Ray Gibson) 323 S. Michigan Wl 5-4042 We're Closed on Mondays . . . We Welcome Evening Appointments Phone Wl 5-2064 LOCATED IN THE ARCADE BUILDING 206 East Stota St. PLENTY Of FREE PARKING Hasting* �Delton Seniors Present Comedy, ‘Ask Any Girl’ High School will pTfsml -Ask Any Girl.” a three-act comedy at mi Nov. IB and IB. Tiie play U adapted from a book by Whmlfred Wolfe Woodland Sets Pnrent-Tencher Conferences Middleville Personal Mention By Mri. Mary Jackson Dowling By Mra. Donald Prurlrork UHnllat) Wt s-4>«i their alto P«l ewe tary now, -no uuni un ; mrougnouc me vvesi nincc ineir Oct: IBth. Mra. Elmore s mother. I return, their son. Art. and a Mr*. Wm. Nlcholi; who hat been friend. Douglas Sinclair, -both here to aaalst In her new jrand- Alma College student*, spent the ton's care, left Monday for her I weekend here, and the Logan* home in Kansas City. have alto called on their >on. Ixona Braidwood and Irene Gene, and family in Grand Rap- left Monday for hl* physical. They were hU grandpagenu. Mr and Mr*. Harry Slmpton, Mr. Sand Mra Edward Streeter. Mr and Mrs. Douglas Lang of Wyo- antview teacher* al lhe MEA recently undergone turgery ««>—«• hrtd .. M3U Maple Valley Board to Meet The Maple Valley Board of Education will meet [evening tn the office cm Supc. Carroll Wolff. . 1 Wort on the cAd Naahvllle iHlgh School building which b ’being remodeled for upper eie1 inenlary uae continue* New ceil­ ing* are being Installed, new fire doors added new fluore<rn'. light* art being put in and acme of the room* arc being redecor­ ated. Il la expected the building will be ready for occupancy within a matter of weeks. Meanwhile the ' “lUli'KS.. I evening and Saturday. Oct. 2S-3T. ueek on bu«lnr» Mid-Villa Inn Bloodmobile Nets 49 Pints at Maple Valley High School MIDDLEVILLE Know Your Legislators William F. Arnold, mana­ ger of the Model^inince Highbank Office at 140 W. State Street (next to The Cop­ By Mrs. I'ern llmrhlils per Lantern!, invites you to coll him at Wl 5-3429 ot ony time you need $25 FRIDAY FISH SPECIAL to $1,000. All the Perch $4 25 You Can Eat----------------I . Hickorv Corners baptised at the Methodist Church, both grandparent* being Money for Fall Needs HUNTERS INSURANCE SATURDAY HAPPY HOUR Drinks V2 Price from 8 to 9 p.rr CHICKEN'S OUR SUNDAY SPECIALTY Baked to Golden Perfection $4 50 I For as Low a: apple. living. Carlton. Rutland. The Parkers to Attend Premiere COME IN AND ASK ABOUT IT! A Live Orcheatra playing Music for your dancing and listening pleasure Friday, Saturday & Sunday Evenings. Phone SY 5-3640 HASTINGS INSURANCE AGENCY "Side of Strand Theatre" MODEL FINANCE >ple. InrRil’.ls.-.il 219 Wait State St. Hastings Cut-Rate Shoe Store 114 West State Street brings you the most beloved footwear in the land fashions that fit as if made for your foot alone! Come see our complete collection of smart new Red Cross Shoes . . . sophisticated young Sociohjes . . . dashing little Cobbies! You'll find styles to fit every fashionable and busy moment in your life. All have that fabulous feeling that makes you love these famous shoes more each time you wear them I Sizes from 3 '/z to 12, AAAA to EEE. Styles from 10.99 to 15.99. �——^^^11 State Certificate Now Given Road Markets New Federal Program May Aid U.S. Sportsmen Tlx- Michigan Certified Form Markets Association was formed roadsldp stand operators in eight loutheruxem Michigan counties. The Hastings Banner Task Force to Study Area Health Services from production In the next five fecled. Once It Is known which fann- (Ion In Uic program, conslderu- can begin. For example, follow­ ing genera) guidelines to be laid down by USDA, a representative of the Michigan Deportment of lands available to ouldooramen. Conservation probably will get ownerr. will be offered special together with ABC Committee bonus payments for permitting public hunting, fishing and oth­ clde which of the diverted lands er, recreation on their property. Also, they will receive money interest to the public for hunt­ for withdrawing their lands ing. fishing, trapping, hiking. from, crop production and get ooct-sliaring help to carry cut nothing to offer, but those who d6 could receive an extra bonus In a nutshell. then, the pro* by agreeing to open their lands gram la a double-barreled one. to the public without charge. Many farmers likely will be 15 counties around the Stale. Members subscribe to a code that include* offering only highquality merchandise in good condition, plainly priced and described. They adhere to grade standard* apd employ honest advertising In their promotion. Market buildings must be clean and attractive, and adequate farm crop surpluses and the ever, only If additional parking facilities must be main­ shortage of public recreational 6ume will want freedom from tained. There must be sufficient lands, particularly . for hunting. personal Injury liability, aa now advance signs xvlsible from the highway ro the motorist has may want auurauces that State h*» rnforcement personnel can venting a traffic hazard Section Two—Fof— 1 H Thundoy, November 4. 1965 Washington. D. C. Contract* for land dlreraic Contracts diversion C, our mu. be— wlldering Jungle ol asphalt arul anxiety, probably is the least with farmer* receiving rental Freah-plckfd. top-qunlUy farm produce la assured Michigan pect to find anything of Impor­ tance relating to hunting and markets displaying a new "Mich­ igan Certified Farm Market" gram potentially of benefit <o sign, according to lhe State De­ millions of sportsmen is being partment of Agriculture. developed. The attractive green, white and cream rectangular markers may bn displayed only at farm stands adhering to a rigid code of ethics, said Melvin Andrus, a valuable supplement to marketing spcciolict with lhe Michigan’s outstanding -Wil­ liamston Flan" by opening Department of Agriculture. large amounts of private farm­ lands to public bunting and - W1N TOP STATE 4-H AWARD—TNi quartette of 441 Club Raymond Hightower of Kala-; maxoo. Frank Poorman of Bu- • chanan and Mrs. Miller O. Sher-1 wood ot Grand Haven were elected chairman, vice chairman and secretary, respectively, of Hie Southwestern Michigan task force to study community health among 12 distrirt finaUdt during State 4-H Club Show at Michigan Michigan University. StaleUnivenity. L-R are Sandra Freed, 18, Burt lake; Gerald Murphy, 10, RR #2. , Over the' next several years. - • .. ................... * ---------■ Jackie Hanton, — — I.lndtn; David Hendricks, 18, While “ Pigeon and 18, ujj, una ta<k mmk force imvc ajonj iuu,ia with five RR #2. Berrien Snringt. With the winners is Dr. Cordon Bectauand, Others throughout Michigan will ... . . . .. >__ .,........ r... ,1.. z-__ ..I,.- lb, -nmmurJtv health Hastings Public Library I.ocateri Corner Court anti Church Sirrtti Taxpayers Here Voice Opinions On Income Tax i port have a newly or gMItaed group called Sunshine TampU I miUaiton. (lien mrt al thd I Methodist Church basement fa^ I a 5.30 turkey supper. Library Houn: Monday, Wednesday and Friday 12:30 to 8:30 p.m. Tuesday and Thursday Usborne. Carlton Center: post chief. Frances 1 Grand Rapids: most ei chief. Joyce Blough. Fr excellent senior. Barbara ------Freeport: excellent Junior, Mlsg Joyce Buehler. Freeport: tnana- 12:30 to 6 p.m. Saturday state; analyze the resources I available to met these needs and ~~~—————- ( recommfnd a of action to do without It 80% <27% >; State; insure that community health needs extra money 0 <»%). services of the state are provided Freeport Pythian* Install Officers Freeport: treasurer. Crtslte Ort-j 12:30 to 6 p.m. Smelker. Freeport: guard. Glor-i lia Smelker. Freeport; reported » r tavd Mover Or'ta Bicfigh. Freeport trusteesi l^1 IUt>dStamn hare D°tora5- P“lhumU*’ AU°' lr. and Mrs. L. L. Hamp hare artnnfU KaMlngs. and Carol recently visited Mr*. Huver’a and I Bam.nl.' Freeport, and <1 Mr* Hamp’s sister, Mr*. Clark;of work*. Judy McGhee. ««« "»”» >«•«• V“- — . . .. . u who underuent hwl wr. sixty guests from all over lb .■ . State attended Ji.JiSLan and State Grant ««□' •' u The study director. Dr. Vlado nur -.e**ryonX ziref A^QeUIng of The University of .,!?“£ Health, said the work will be mobile 20% (22%i; Don’t know done through the Michigan 20-. <io%); Others: live with it. Cwimunu, Health smhea everything, various Item*. Stt|dy which la administered by week. Mrs. Welker 1* apparently U-M. 'doing very well. Her address Is:’ sing 40'; <49% >; They don’t care the The study is sponsored by the 7lh pjoo,. e*^. u. Of M. Hospital.! « Hastings taxpayers surveyed on the proposed state income tex by the Hastings Chamber ot * Commerce at the requeat of the Michigan Taxpayers Association Q10 Vole for them 10% . ■:— ------------------------------------------------ -were less confident than other It 10%); .. . against ...____ them__ 80';. (80%>: elation. Michigan Department or, ; If the public causes vandalism. Michigan residents ot obtaining Don’t know 10% <10% >. I Health and the U-M’s School of __________________________________________ . Cert I fled Fann Market program like this: _______ _____ _______ _____ jllEMdlo Htedth: ’. . | . thus requiring patrolling and Don't, Members from Barry on the rapid growth, which seems to for long-term diversion of crop­ safety xonea Many also will ex- come tax L* Imposed, iru confi­ Diuallsfied 50% land Into protective cotk<ervaUon know to% <5% i. ' Southwestern Michigan task force dent that they could Influence Indicate the shopper prefers this uses. The goal, besides providing 'NOTE: The Hastings survey i are John C. Bay. Peanock Hoa- I the Legislature but universally type of roadside stand, It la obvious that State agen­ conndent that nn income lax did not Hat Uta occupations ot pltai director, and Mra. Beatrice | Members -seem to appreciate additional private lands for pubdas such aa the Department of would hurt Individuals and busl- those surveyed.) . Plsher. Welfare Department dl­ being checked for compliance ____________________________ rector. with the code of ethic*. ethics, said AnAn- wildlife habitat, reduce stream drus He indicated members are alltaUon. Increase lormtatlon. an active port In supervising Hastings residents also were PvL Thomas Hart spent last quick to make corrections in , and upgrade the scenic stale of more strongly opposed to any Aa already provided In tome the countryside their operations or faciiltlM. ------------•-*-*Income tax. with no one sur­ Hauinv, nnitre tnwrtinted M Wednesday with his grandparareas. State personnel Ikely will veyed agreeing that the state ■ H ^2F’..,wUce.lnW?lRted ? lento, Mr. and Mra. Leon Gray.: decide the limit or quota <lf any) needs extra income, while agree­ I'D Bunday for California, ing with other Michigan tex­ traffic vlotottona, from Oct. 11 Wednesday evening dinner afield on a farm at one time. payers they would vote against to Oct 25. Chief Richard Junior ^ta were Mr. and Mrs RlchThis infomiatlon could be pouted legislators Imposing an income Clt,r CouneU j ard srd Hart and three daughters of or at designated parking areas and tex 8 to I. Mdhday night. I--------- -----who -----------Grand-------Rapids, came•-to• help : listed on mapn to be distributed Mr. Gray celebrate his blrtiiday, Hastings residents surveyed al­ । from checking stations. Otha Fisher was a caller on Friso felt a three percent tax rate Thoughts For A Week | Police Bitty It is when we are old enough to 3rd Annual Jaycee know better that MINSTREL SHOW WOODLAND SCHOOL GYM Wad. Nov. Thun. Nov. Q O Sponsored by the iL“’° A "r th Sat. Q Nov. O Hi 8:30 p" Advance Ticket Safe Phone 374-J511 Heierved $*)00 Seat* fc* General $4 50 Adm. I Children FAc 13 or Under vU we really have to to offer dlr eel help to laturc. Hastings’ replies to questions asked with statewide replica (tn parenthesis): Police issued 25 traffic tlcketa QI. Higher 30% (48%»; Lower 20% <7%»: About the same 20% for moving violations and 17 <17% >: Don’t know 20% <Jl«l»». tickets for non-moving violations (NOTE: Michigan stale taxes'at plus 439 overtime parking Uckats. Currently there Is no Indicia higher-- than any other Great Lgkes state except Wisconsin and era would be offered for partici­ have risen since then to 8274 per pation In the program. An ad­ person i. vertising and bld procedure Q2 Yes 90% <92%>: No 10% determining who would partici-' । pete in cropland adjustment, and considerable flexibility Ills- criminal complaints, escorted 10 funerals and npovided asatotance to other dcpifftmanto on 14 oc- Chy cruisers traveled supper guests. On Sunday the Grays entertained Mrs. Ethel Pit Unger and friend of Charlotte for dinner. watch our step. UOiuOn IrMsHe A8M<y SPONABLE . INSURANCE FUNERAL HOME 2^17 using 312 gallcna of gas. were in Michigan City. Ind. over the weekend visiting her mother, Mrs Velma Doleval, and helping Hon Under M5 10S <18*41; 8100- to celebrate her birthday as well । no direct relationship to wildas the birthday of their niece. the ACP program, although the (48%). two well might be coordinated tn imany Instances. t should be. Robert H. SpeRfibte, Owner Ufa • Hospitalisation Auto o Fira • Liability W. Green at Broodway Mi. Wl 5-3252 TOWN AND COUNTRY PROPERTIES HOME IN QUIMBY, has two bedroom* ups’slr* end down a living room, dining area and kitchen, full bath, no basomant, gas heat, for ...............................................................................$3,200.00 A RIAL NIC! HOME IN THE FIRST WARD has two bedrooms room. ble garage, $7,500.00 AN EXCEPTIONALLY NICE HOME IN HASTINC$ HEIGHTS. A BUNGALOW IN WOODLAND VILLAGE, living room, dining is Insulated. a real nice location for$15,500.00 A FOUR ACRE PLACE AT MAPLE GROVE CENTER, (new) home dining ares in kitchen, full bath with built.Ins, dressing table, in living room and dining area, full basement 24 x 50". oil fur­ nace. 1.000 gal. oil tank, new double garage, stool and lavatory, water heater, laundry equipment, 48r well walk-in basement, cn about four acres, all for--------------------------------- $15,750.00 FOUR ACRE PLACE $OUTH AND EA$T OF HA$TING$. a bungs- $4,500.00 A 2W ACRE PLACE IN CARLTON ,TWP. with good home, has dining room and kitchen combined, shower bath, part basement $4,750.00 A REAL GOOD COMFORTABLE HOME IN THE 4th WARD, has sew asbestos siding, naw roof, carpets and drapes --$7,350.00 A BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY ESTATE just out of town on two acre brick fireplace, parquet block flooring, dining area, three real nice badrooms with closets, two full baths, strictly modern kitchen with monowalls built In birch cupboards, disposal, lots of built in accessories, thermopane windows, full basement another fireplace in lhe basement, attached garage 24 x 24 ft.. rods, lots of shrubbery, owner will finance -$32,000.00 TWO REAL NICE LOTS ON THORNAPPLE RIVER, dose to dem and good fishing site on blscktcp road for.$1,100.00 A REAL SWEET BUNGALOW at Green Meadows Number One: with double Isvstory, foil basement with rails, one and one-half stall garage, I trees$17,300.00 ON ALGONQUIN LAKE, two real,nice lots (large ones! for $2,400.00 . BUILDING LOT IN 2nd WARD, sewer and water in. has a garage on It, also t part basement..................................... .$1.500.00 Wl HAVE A HOME IN BATTLE CREEK, with three bedrooms end $».ooo.oo IN THE FOURTH WARD • teal nice briek house, ranch type, has a living room with flreplaca. carpet and <lraf>«i>nduded. two bedrooms and full bath, air conditioned pine paneled family room, or utility room, attached garage, nicely landscaped, for $18,500.00A FIVE LEVEL HOME AT ALGONQUIN LAKE; top level has three furnace, water heater, etc.-$11,000.00 A REAL GOOD NINE ROOM HOME with three nice badrooms about 30 acres north of Hastings. THREE NICE BUILDING LOT$ ON HA$TING$ HIIGHT5. A NICE VACANT LOT in Ammon Eaton Addition for ...$650.00 WE HAVE HAD A LOT OF SALES AND . r NEED NEW LISTINGS room, dining room, kitchen, full bath, has a basement with oil \ believe in savings? watch it grow at H.C.B. I could buy licorice, mints, gum . . . trains, airplanes, trucks . . . tricycles, bicycles, cars ... the moon, the sun and the stars . . . but I know that every little bit counts . . . and I know it’ll grow as fast as I do ... in a savings account at H.C.B., of course! They want to be my banker! HASTINGS SALESMEN toll, located In Ode*u Township. Ionia County .—$10,500.00 FIVE ROOM BUNGALOW OUT OH NORTH BROADWAY, with living room, two bedroomt, dining room and kitchen combined, bath, hot and cold running water, three stall garage, right of way to lake for $10.500.00 A YEAR ROUND HOME AT THORNAPPLE LAKI with living room, dining room, kitchen, two bedrooms and bath, newly -- c-j------—- c--------------.--------pyrnp, has ...b.500.00 slumkwm siding, two stall garage Section Four % -ACRE LOT. a back lot from ) Woodland, for . ...$1,300.00 A NICE HOME ON CROOKED LAKE io Hade tor property close to Hastings. IfTATI 3KER MEMBER: Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Friendly, Neighborly Service for 78 Conlinuout Yeart 145 W. Stale SL Hotingi �8—THE HASTINGS BANNER Crucial Clash To Decide Loop , | Football Roundup ’65 Championship I UAMKS THIS THURSDAY Saxons Roll at Charlotte for | 7th Straight nrr Ihil t Delton High Schools Panthers Saxona' Final Game ShumwayScorei 3 TDt Under Coach ('.larey to In 51-12 Romp Over End Hlue & Giild Era ■ GAME* HUDAT MIGHT The 1985 football .waton comes to a clear for Hastings High School this Friday night, and itaoiaca wiUi It ends an era in which, John L. Clarey coached the Blue ft Gold. season Friday night when they whipped OUret, 19-0, tn a non- Coach Mohre't Qriolat teal" at Charlotte Friday night The Hastings High School football teart. rated by one quali­ fied observer as one of the strong- Saxon Football Banquet Monday In East Gym Mohre M-12 and the score could Friday night he will take hli undefeated wjuad to Grand Ledge in a game that will decide whe­ ther Hastings will cam undis­ puted poasewlon of the West Central Conference champion­ ship or whether the Blue ft Gold will be forced to share the crown with the Cornel* It could also be a milestone in the colorful coaching career of the popular Hastings mentor Never has a Clarey-coached team gone through a season undefeat­ ed A victory Friday nlghL would give Coach Clarey a final cham­ pionship and the unbeaten sea­ son that every coach dreams about Warren Williams, president of the Saxon Athletic Boortm Club, has announced that the annual football banquet honoring all three Hartings High School foot- PUP QBID UEULT1 P«lt»a It. OUvst o. I. MU** liuirflM «. I. O-B. Saotk Ckrtiusa 7. It was also the eighth straight victory for lhe Saxons over Ute Orioles, and the 11th win In 15 seasons under Coach Clarey* tutelage. Coach Clarey started out hl* Hilltop by rebounding from a terrific trouncing at the hands ot Marshall in 1951 to upset Char­ lotte, 7-0. Clarey teams defeated ing four straight to Ex-Coach Mel Oobel's legions. Charlotte won. 18-0 in 1064. 35-11 In 1065. 1. OUM* 7. biggest total rolled up by a Wsylud 0. Clarey eleven — not that other picking up 30 yards on two car­ game scores couldn't have been lhe ries to put the Vikings within as high Hastings scored the first four scoring range. The extra point times the Saxons got their hands Charlotte. Greenville hopes for a win over invading Alma and a with lhe Bulldogs playing St Johni. Ionia scored a 14-0 upset vic­ tory over Grand Ledge, giving the Comets only an opportunity « Orang! Ledge opened the sea­ son With a loss to Lansing Gab­ riels. then rolled over Charlotte. Alma. St. Johns and Lakewood before losing to Ionia. thing aero** until 4H minutes remaining tn the fourth frame With 30 seconds of playing lime remaining the St. Johns' boys intercepted a gambir pass by lhe Vikings and later Gene Rademacher of the Redwings tossed a 10 yard pa.vs to Ron touchdown margin over Lakefumbled a handoff on the flrat For the Vikings several of the boys had a good night. George Johnson picked up 30 yards rush­ ing for an overall 5 yard average On defense, Butch Carr brought Grand Ledge Intercepted a Greenville pass on the lint play tackling column. 'Brad Gillespie dropped 12 St. Johns' boys. Tom in five plays Gidley &xjjnlXln'a Barnum 11, Bjork 10 and Johnsweep from the 18. Larry Boyce On the ground Lakewood was converted. Greenville came back after outdistanced, the Redwings pickfumbling the ensuing kickoff and Ing up 224 yards- to the Vikings' 97. The Vikings were held to 5 Yellow Jackets went 86 first downs to 13 for the Red■In 10 plays with De! Cory wings. Eight of the Redwing firn, ■ 33 yards to Bob Van- downs came in tiie last half. Coach Eckman went with his the tying point. Michigan porcupines in the Upper Peninsula near Crystal Falls have been chewing State Highway Department road- by inserting their claws into perforations on the post. Highway engineers think the glue or resins in the plywood might be sidesigns. Thesnistalsclimbthesignposts the attraction. ™yVf£ to.fu^Un. * Air-Minded Iowa lu-.r. <1 Radrt* The theme on lhe Hilltop this two touchdowns and kicked six extra points, rugged Brian Shum­ way scored three touchdowns. Quarterback Dave Williams. Full­ back Tom Gibson and Halfback Mike Hess each one in the romp continued to substitute freely throughout the remainder of the game Hastings never pun ted I Hastings' first touchdow n came after Steve Pox. one of the finest defensive ends. Hastings has had. recovered a Charlotte fumbl* on the Oriole 31. On the fifth play Weller scampered all the way from the 20 with 8:45 left in I the flrat period. His kick was I Aft^r lhe kickoff Charlotte gained five yards in three tries I and punted i Hastings started on the Saxon 43 1 With Weller. Gibson and Hess i moving the ball behind excep­ tional blocking, they made it first down on the four. Gibson blasted to within inches of the goal and Williams 'drove over. jHKptl 20 to 8 last Friday by Ute Keil wings of St. Johns on with thrtr flbme field. The 30-8 figure This week the Vikings meet falb to spell out that the score stood knotted 6 all until the the Orioles of Charlotte on the minutes of the last quar- , Lakewood gridiron. The game failed to gain in three plays and marks the end of the 1965 foot­ punted. Hastings started from ball season and promises plenty the Saxon 39. Shumway capped the Bl-yard drive by bursting aboul as unpredictable as any over from the nine. Weller’s kick squad tn the West Central Con­ pvriva. Coach Jerry Eckman said "When ference. could come ready to ... After the kickoff Charlotte a player began to lire they Just avenge Lhe drubbing they took at went to their bench and came up the hands of the Saxons of Has- picked up one yard in three plays and punted The ball took a good that hU competition the Orioles won only roll and the Saxons started from s a good one game but in every game their 30 On the ninth play Shumway scored going over from Lakewood's first TD came on a scored. For the Lakewood seniors this ike half. Dave Bjork. Tom Barnum and will be their last football game After the kickoff Charlotte lout of their high school career. George Johnson. Hewitt started things rolling and punted. Hastings started king up 14 yards then A loaded firearm la a vehicle moving again from the 34 and hit Barnum for 14 yards is the cause of many shooting two plays netted a flrat down on their 38 Bill Schneider of Charpass play, with Johnson accidents to the State-wide service program 15/o discount on all parts AND 15% discount on all labor for one full^year on any Guaranteed Warranty used car We HBw joined with hundreds ol other members ol ti^MKHMAN Automobile Dealers Association to pnjvids the used car buyer with a state-wide discount program ea parts and labor. To receive and use this discount privilege, bey ww eat esad ear (*«■ 1 Announce Punt. Past innerg After lhe kickoff Charlotte last; ed on the third down The ball touched a Hastings player and Charlotte recovered On the next series Charlotte lost the ball on downs on the Hastings 45 Hastings scored on the 65-yard drive with Steve Fox and reserve ing the ball. Shumway went the tempt to kick the extra point but in the confusion something went wrong. After the kickoff Charlotte gained six yards on a reverse, then got a first down a*H»s< Ungs drew a penalty?-Tfie Ori­ oles moved 18 yards on two plays, then the drive was stopped with Youngs intercepting a pa.v. Hastings lost the ball on an in­ terception. then got It back when Dave Crawjord intercepted a Charlotte aerial. With the clock running out. Hastings lost the ball on downs on their own 14. Charlotte not the ball with two seconds left In the game. Mike Fleming parted to Wilmore for the Oriole's second touchdown as Ume ran out. The attempt to kick the punt was wide. Final score: Hastings 54. Charlotte II. hashnob Lakewood Frosh Host Charlotte Thursday Night To Game Law Violations Here 1435 S. Hanover 107 N. Michigan WieiM Wl 5-2425 Rhone Wl 5-2471 BOWL FOR FUN AND HEALTH "It's America's Favorite Family Fun" Open Bowling Time Available Phone Wl 5-3184 FOR INFORMATION AND RESERVATIONS Bob and Mickey Lambert Your Hom HASTINGS /b gRf | H W V ■■ fc KOO WU ■ R| /* I fl II1W< Woodland at Michigan Every Saturday Afternoon! LIVE BROADCASTS Keep of MICHIGAN Your Dial and Set At MICHIGAN STATE 1220 GAMES— THIS WEEK ___ CHARLOTTE Officials: Jim Sharpe. Jackson, referee; Bill Stanley. Battle Creek, umpire, and Jack Sweet, M. S. U HASTINGS- BARRY COUNTY IOWA RADIO Broadcast Time: 1:15 p.m. Six men recently pleaded guilty Justice Courts A McDonald, 17, Rl -fined 110 plus »7J« —ts for hunting on the south county line on Oct. 12 with­ out a license. Larry A. Hoffman. 18, Augusta, who wm-hunting with McDon­ ald, paid the same fine and casts for the same offeree Two men pleaded guilty to having loaded guns in a motor him for having rooster on the 17th Lorke Reahm Motor Sales Buick-Chevrolet rMtiM . OldimobiU - Cadillac USE BANNER WANT AOS! W B C H FOOTBALL rSs.IT, Listen to the Re-Broadcast of all Hastings High School Games Delton, and Rbhard II. Milter. 39. R3 Delton. They were ar­ rested on Wabascon Creek south of Lacey They paid fines of >20 ptQk 87J0. Harold F. MJUer. 19 R3 Belle•“fine plus >730 for MKKIOAN Smi Wl 5-2421 West Central Standings ■ Other committees Include: Centerpiece. Mr. and Mra. I Harm Wilcox: food placement. Mr. and Mra. If. Beadle. Mr. and j Mra. Tom Myers, Mr, and Mra. 21 KX Still in the Way Hovland Hall, Mr. and Mra. O. drew a 15-yard penalty giving After Michigan State's come- I Charlotte their first down on the from-behind 14-10 victory over | T or fre. Mra. Warren lama; ararren Will wuiiama; Hastings 14. A third-down pas* Purdue, some football addicts be. Bob Kin«; service. from Mike Slocum to Eric Wil- san uylng it was all downhill Jjr.na ue*. .-> more was good for 13 yards and for Duffy Daugherty's 1965 Spar• ISBU Girl* League members, hoata. the touchdown The attempt to tans. otMuvm* Bert Payne, Warren W Ilhams. kick was no good. Score: 37-4, But Spartans' Irish mentor L**rwoo4 , IM Dick Nixon. Harm Wilcox and 50 seconds left in the half. (pent 11 years In the con- CXulMte . . Robert Abbey; deoonrtlone. Pat Charlotte tried an on-slde ference and knows the folly of Murphy and the cheerleaders, kickoff and Hastings took the taking any Big Ten teams light­ ball on the Oriole 43. Gibson iy Saturday at Iowa City the smashed for 11, Hess got six. Green and White. 7-0 after beatthen a pass was intercepted as :ng Northwestern 49-7, meets LheTlalf ended. Iowa. 1-6 after losing to Indiana. The 6 Weller took Charlotte's kickoff -who will be looking for an at the Ford Punt. starting ths second half an his uP“t And upsets In the Big Kick competition in ,, hi. at... Ten are aa aire as death and HastingsXhave been announced plays later Hess swirled 34 yArds I texes. Tiie winners are: into the end sone Weller's kick Picked as one of the front­ I Lakewood HI g h "a Freshman wax good. Score: J4-6. 1:48 left runners for the Big Ten title be­ man. 428 N. Congress. imlnall team will football wiu entertain the tte ta the third period. fore the season started, the 9 ■ Year: Tommy McKeough, Charlotte Frosh at 7 30 pjn. this Charlotte gained a net ot 'six i Hawkeyes have bad nothing but, 1022 8. Jefferson. Thursday In their last game of yards In three plays after the tough luck and were still looking 18-Year: Brian Smith, 138 W. kickoff and punted. Hasting» for ,helr ftrst conference win Grand. started on the Oriole 47. Gibson when they went against the 11-Year: Scott Peneau. 520 N. drove to the 31. Hess got 11 and Hoosiers. Monroe. another first down on the 10 I If the passing combination of “***a,: Roderick Baty, 646 Heat got erven more then Olboon Gary Snook and Karl Noonan . .. Lakewood's only threat camo scared. Weller’s kick was good dicks, and the Hawkeyes play; >»-'«*r Divbion: Wes Van­ _______ tough 17-14 17-14 , 'Denburg.Denburg^1551 1551 N. N. Michigan. Michigan. Score: 41-6, 4:54 left > the third like they did in a tough a lion, but the effort failed. loss to Purdue, the Spartans , ------ •-----------Chariotte took the kickoff and wont have a "dcrwnhlll" assign-, Panic 1* the greatest enemy of Michigan State halfback Mitch I lost the ball on the second play ment. • ) persons lost in the woods. A clear Pruictl was a member of Benton • from scrimmage with Terry s TOM MMM S" Harbor Highs 1964 State chamGreenfield recovering on the helped many 'lost sportsmen pion-shtp Class "A" basketball Charlotte 38. will see the contest. bBck ^p team. Jerry Dunn smashed for seven yards, then Weller scored from. 6 Plead'Guilty 328 N. Miekij.n If ham. cotfee toil*, cream and ; sugar and milk while families ■ will bring a dlah to pass. The i up JUH «■. .. Coach Clarey started clearing -Quarterback Jeff Galley ptuacd for one Delton touchdown and set up another. Guard Harten Gates sparked a stingy Panther defensive crew. gym at Hastings High School. Atty. Richard Shorter b to their domination Only once has Grand Ledge beaten a Clarey-coached team. In the 10 meetings of the team since 1951. Hastli<s has won six times, tied three and lost one In Delton Registers First Victory NO 8PEARING 17* far hunting without a li­ cense an Oct 24 off 8. Broadway. All were arrested by Cotisen lion Officer Gene Brown 1 timber are cut annually ICrtfn Undt in Ontario, (GRAND LEDGE GAME THIS WEEK) PLUS THE AREA SCORES SAXONS A GO GO! AND HIGHLIGHTS 10:05 SATURDAY MORNINGS �THE HASTINGS BANNER—J Maple Valley Is Next Invader at Middleville HASTINGS BOWLING RECREATION LEAGUE NO. 2 SUndln<»: WaDdorff * 22. Gil­ more'S >9. Joiui Auto Parts 18. Parker** 15. Woodmansee 14. Aoketl's 12. Nashville Gravel 11. Goodyear Bro*, and Hostings Meal Market 10 and Lockshure Finns 9. Paul Cw»l led the wheel Wed­ nesday of last week, rolling 541. Bab Peter* dialled 213-537, Dave Kruko 531. Howard Allen 514. Na­ than Lewi* boe. Stu Howes 512, Bob HarIke trad a 208 game. Nkk Oorocleiukl 213. George Cogswell 206 and Kingsley Bennett 202. COMMERCIAL MINORS COMMERCIAL MAJORS Ktandlngi: Piston Ring 25. Sports IQA 23. CuUlgon's 20, Miller Jewel. . Roush Tailor* Utt, city Food 18, Hotting* Aluminum 12. Auto Tag In the Majors Thursday with a 238-648. Harvey Haan posted »5586, Maynard Tucker 578. Jack Slieler 206-575. Emmett Engeseth Mcric Haines 208-533, Bill Bums 200-533. BUI Jerow 201-542. Wayne Newton 542. Rod Newton 523, Galen Daniels 537. Paul Woodman 528. Irwin Harwood 532, til Richardson 205-554. Bill Hackney 537, Sliannon Lydy 206-531, John Kaalnsky 208­ M8, Joe Glelarowakl 524. Harold Eckert 201-545, Al Relgler 200-533 and Lester Springer 532, the Commercial Minors Tlmnday. firing a fine 242-610. It was Paul's first 600 in league play. Emm«t Eugearth rolled 214-521, BlU'Kruko 583. Paul W>xxtnun 207-539. Hud Wntm 538. Carl Aspinoll 533. Bcb Ingram 528. Jerry Cutchall 534. CJalcn Daniels 52X Bob Beniur HASTINGS CLASSIC LEAGUE 225-512, Bob BfttBhdoff 519, Jim Herb Service snuggled 234-597 Myers 515, Bob Murry 802, Denny Wednesday night of last week. Frederickson 505. B. Brittlngliam Harold Sherry poitrd 233-553, 219-502 Oix! Raj- Jenkins 2M-600. Dick Hart 506. Harv Haan 528, htandlncv: Parker's Bar. Fnuth Paul Edward* 324-550, Bob ___ _Aben—. Bros, and V & J Mobil 23. Hi*- | droll) and Don Pickard 502. Dar­ tings Aluminum Products 20, Con-j rrl Wlllyard 211-536. Bob Boyle sumtn Power 19. Larke Cltgo. 1333-573, Maynard Park 513. HarDale* Baki-rs and Chenoweth Ma-, rv Long 203-539, Bob Lambert chine 17. Deputies 16. Al & Dot's. ] 205-531. Joe Burkholder 213-553 Tinkler Service and Bender Gravel Jerry Keegstra 542. Laubaugh 15. Vikin;’ 14. Montgomery Ward 224-531, Jerry Smelker 202-567, and The Banner 13. Patten Menu- I Bob Cannoney 204-549, Art Oalmnit 11 and South End Food and hip 523. Karol Owen 236-567, Hastings Ekctric 10. Wayne Newton 513, John Ooro- GARBAGE CAN GLOOM See your Gas Dealer / Soon! ' Tlse 1965 prep football season is rapidly coming to an end and for many schools this Friday night will end the campaign while some will play their ninth game on Friday. Nov. 12. Middleville, undefeated In 21 Friday night will rinR down the curtain on the 1965 foot... _ „ h_. straight contests and already In ball schedule (or Hasting" High School, and no matter what trn»vwd CharConference championship, will be happens al Grand Ledge. Saxon fans can lx? proud of one'of ltotte Freeh then-Thursday, 45-7, host to Maple Valley and favored lhe most successful seasons in Blue At Gold history. And a vk- cJooe out their season this Thuratorv will give inc the final Blue Ar Gold edition to be turned out by I d*/ traveling to meet Grand —------- - — ~ iurv will give lilial DIUC « UVIU • ......... ■ — ,— i Ledge M. 6 p.m rating, while Wayland goes to | Coir_u ch jock Clarey the only un: Hamilton for the other league | defeated season In Saxon grid Ir-* moose hunters "The p^ty hunt A •>« Co*nf4 ing rule is simply this: 1 . wopM, give the HHS teds a 4-2 clash. Caledonia will host Kata- annals mosco Hackett : .. ___ __ 1| -Jf a number of hunters, each Hastings will go Into Friday's . In tiie Kalamazoo Valley, Del! ruuouiiK, encounter with the Saxons fa-j w^h « a ueer deer liceni*. la hunting as I Coach Bernie---------Oom *,-----------led* had ucemc. is nunring u------------------Ing a 19-0 win over Olivet, Gull voted to win — on paper But as i a party then any member of the no trouble with the fledgling every football coach and player : party may shoot up to the numOriole*, Lake travels to Comstock. Ban­ gor invade* the home field of knows, game* are not won cm । ber of deer covered by licenses league-leading Galesburg-Augus­ were drilling hard tote week get- number of hunter*, each with a ™ ta and Parchment goes to Penn- uS^rM, rar U.U .«>, . . ■ u .ran.,,., » . ,^15^.™." fleld. • • • 'group, then any member of the 10:20 left In the inaugural period. Middleville end* II* season C<mcJ. Clarey and his staff and Dick Butler rumbled through the member* of the Varsity foot-. OUreL Battle Creek Kt. Philip ball squad were honored Monday11’ l*le HrouP- Thp confusion ap- und TD Hull ran the point with noon at a special banquet told at h^nte^'bXX7itot*ifa-Uto 4:52 left in the period. . Leaaon Sharpe Memorial Hull as 3?'hu Bill Shults went three yards of lhe Hastings Rotary ' Coach Bob White's Middleville 'guests with 10 minutes left tn the secCM,. ■ra, mrn. rar .h. “£L" Burt toito. M*bi- nectary U to have one or two]ond quarter, capping a drive, Trojan* struck for two quirk ocSston touchdowns late in lhe first half 'ant athletic director nt Michigan*;moo8e license* to cover abut;The point-attempt wiut stopped, ant atnicuc director at Micnutan moQM, mJ<ht by whBt u, Jlm ikirlK1 ensl for to score a 28-13 win at Lowell Estate ‘ University and the c—7■ over the Class B Red-Arrow. i; : scout for the unbeaten Spartan*, i , , , .. It la an offense, however, for any down. The point eMort again Rob White tossed a 20-yard i। Smith, who formerly was the lo Ahoot B nwose wh0 dixa touchdown pass, ran for one six- i. coach on the East n0{ gciuggy have hl* own moose lhe halt. pointer and was on the recelv-1Freshman ; ing end of a 70-yard screen pas* । । Ihrnve. In other words, one can­ Lancaster made lhe score 32-0 play and ran for three «‘ra J£*f*e of the Big Ten not a* a member of a deer hunt­ with 6:07 left in tire third quar­ point* to give the Trojans their Ing party, shoot a moose on be- ter, annulling 10 yards into tiie offenslve spark. work just as hard during the person in the group Guard* Twrv reenv ,wee>t getting ready for an oppon-. who hu a moote license. A perOuard Teny Palsrro.a reenv- . ent o do on Saturday af-ig-,, u.|l0 lnlenda jhoot moewe menu late- on a 45-ytird play. Arrow ^in to^fltat^Uri^to Urnoon Cottch “ld .thr muM have hl* moose license with Arrow 3j tn .he first period to Epartans arc really having fun > . the fourth quarter on a seven­ Bte UDa« drove ^nve’r Che tot ^ ,ppil„ ln yard sweep. dro , riChat a lot of It is pur# dnmtry. Ontario Canada' ! ! I Doug Acker closed cut the froqj the four for lhe score. Low- |He aUo pointed out that modrni! ' eanna,‘' ' '____ .■.curing going over from the two ell marched back in lhe second , football leaves no place for the ---------•-----------midway In the fourth period. Dick MalvlUe added the extra »*rlod «»?, «>• dumbbell, the perron who doesn't Greenville Wins when Hillis Kaufman scored |tudy nor ukc directions. He. rcenv,,,c point for the 45-7 find count. from to end a ffl>-yard; how lnc the conference eugioiiiellglbill-| ureraviuc* GreenvIDcl* juiuui Junior Vanity ucde-1। coach Oom declared that, tno i .m... the one vne .»« c.iu b now ... u <. i.u .> :ty requirement for grants-ta-ald ] tented Grand Ledge Thursday., Saxon Jlneplay stood out with *" tram n-rri m““' ““ Camobfll for the 20-yard 20-vard scoring lect colleges for what they need i * u Campbell pa*s play with two ------minute* left 1 “uu mu gct n.uriuu.ui), academically, uiu and' r. — -----: ------— Mi.n White VUHU- took fnnfr a ■ screen pass not. Just . . -tor what ..... __n___ then lhey ca grt. from Quarterback Tom Griffith, BthletlaUIy brought with .ml whQm coachc<j and h. he rambled <m 70 v.rd. yards «n.« into tk. the .. end sone. as a Freshman but who had to switch over to tennis, where he lettered his Sophomore and JunWarner interact tlenskl 553. Al Morgan 538. Gene Grabau 211-563, Bill Burns'215487. P. Davl* 504. Pete Kruger 601, Ray Jenkins 508, Ron Hig­ don 529, Joe Glctarowskl 200-512. Shannon Lydy 220-56 L8tu Sweet 514, Ron Peilow 529. f>ave Irwin 200-523. Bruce Terry 517, Harold Hull 209-503. Denver Klersey 506. Charles Kraus* 509. Pat Terpcning 218-559. Gordie Norrl* 628, for the HasUnga High Junior George Lydy 514. Bill Ransom Varsity football squad will be 227-533 and George Skedgell 519. played al 7 pzn. this Thursday on Johnson Field against Invad­ WED. AFTERNOON LEAGUE ing Grand Ledge. Ktandlnga: Stanton's Real Es­ 1-u week Coach Ernie tate 22%, Hastings Motor Sale* Strong's young Saxons whipped Boles Bike & Holiday Center Charlotte. 40-24. The locals fumbled the kick­ 17%. Vila Boy 17.Miller's Plumboff here Thursday and Clvarlotte Market aOd Shirkey's LOA. 10. went into score on the 7lh play. Hasting! Cleaners 14, Nelli Bevblocked. 11 and Ockerman's Service 8. On Urc Hasting*, rxcond play Shirley Vandenberg led tiie from scrimmage the Saxons soar­ girls with 219-573. Barb Klersey ed on a para from Jim Will lams rolled 206-533. Doris Stanton 174- Iz, I T H — 'rfluv Young Saxons Host Ledgers Here Thursday Allan 168-449, Marie Hammond blocked. 163-466. Florence Weyennan 155­ 457. Sue St. Martin 180-451. Ruby Downey 157-442. Janet Peurach 174-437. Alma Covllle 164-430 and Shortly thereafter Roger Will Della Gorodenskl 180-472. Frosh Wallop Charlotte, 45-7 Armchair Athlete Mary Kauffman 157, Mary Bur­ Rick Abbey ran the point and dick 181. Ethel Miller 152. Karen the score was Hastings 13. Char­ Haywood 160, Pat Conley 163. lotte IX Me tha Gray 160, Ella Higdon 157, Joyce Rathbum 158 and Mickey Lambert 177. The Armchair's selection of point making the score 20-12. of prep football names Don Lawrence Intercepted quarter. Lowell marched <0 winners AJBC SENIOR DIVISION yards In the fourth with Dan in the area hit a new high last Standing*: Hast mg* Shell 17. week. We batted 1000 with 13 Hastings Bowl Id. St. Marlin winners out of 13 picks. There White -gained 148 yards to 17 Floral 10. American Legion 9. trie* and hl* two TDs give him ,the w_ jvetk before when ,Ionia _ „, _ UAW. Local 414 8 and 7-Up 0. eXe wh« Pat Fitzgerald Intercepted a a total of 19 for lhe season Zeeland scored twice tn the (’hWedOrand Ledge and when 560. Dean Lambert 177-481. Chas Charlotte pass, reaching the fourth period to defeat Wayland, i Alm* ‘“PP”1 Lakes.ood. enemy «.wv rrom wnrre noocy , rounn period io aeieat waymna. i ■ — Jordan 183-437. Jim Spencer 166­ smashed over. He ran the point 14-0. Zeeland caucht caught Waylands" Way land's] This week we we're ’ re going going with: 442, Mike Wiley 181-415. Dennis Craig 162-415. Don Roth 177-421. making the score 34-12 al Inter- Ken Kaminski in the end rone I Hasting* orer Grand Ledge. | for a two-point safety Momenta I Lakewood over Charlotte. Steve Sanborn 148-414. We* Van- mission. In the second half Coach later Wayland fumbled on It* 20 ■ Johns over Ionia. 404. Ed Sanborn 145-387, Lynd* Strong aubsUtuted freely. Char- I and Steve Nagelklrk scored from ■ St. lotto tallied twice more a n d the 15. Tiie Wildcats fumbled the Middleville over Maplej Valley. Newton 145 - 357, Ron Doolittle kickoff and this time Scott Van-1 Wayland over Hamilton. 152-353. Lewis LaDere 140-377, Hackett over Caledonia. Hoven went In from the five. , Lewis Sherman 131-328 and Dave final Hastings slx-polntcr. Gull Lake came from behind to Delton orer Mattawah. Ed Sanborn picked up the 5-10 plckrd up the 6-7 split. Joyce rtJli to a 29-0 win at Bangor in Pennlleld over Parchment. a KVA game. Ed Blunt of Bangor split. Aspinall of Hastings Floor COTscored on a 40-yard run in the, Gull Lake over Comstock. first period. The Blue Devils tied j BANTAM LEAGUE uie TraM-The Hon. A. | the same game in in me the iwvonu second when; Gary Speelman recovered alKelso Roberts, minuter of land*; Standings: Bums Refrige ra­ HASTINGS MEG. LEAGUE blocked- Bangor punt in the end and forests, for Ontario, has tion. Haan's Standard and Dale's ' । mme nut। come with an exnlanatlon of out with an explanation of Bake Shop 13, American Legion standing bowler Tuesday, rolling "party hunti hunting rulea for de deer Gull took the lead in the third Ii "Party ng role* er and Aux. and Food Center 11. Kae- 234-601, Lea Springer chalked chele's. Inc. and George* Citgo 534, Mickey Bowers 530. Ken when Larry Friel ran In from I 10. Patten Monument 8, Super­ Rom 203-528, Bob Malll*an 204­ the one. Jim Baker kicked the ond and fourth cantos to defeat point. Carl Hamden scored on a I Bellevue. 13-6. Paul Goforth 549. Dale Geiger 517, Harry Mc­ 26-yard run in the finale and]sparked lhe Lion win. scoring Collum 513. Karol Owen and Joe Ron Hanson .on a 12-yard dash, from the three and from the two. Bennett 500. BUI MacDonald 203­ Baker added both extra pointe, i Galeaburg led 20-0 at IntermlsInq Hustings Motor Sales. 496 and Bob StUU 200-495. Oull Lake aUo got a safety. Ision then scored 13 points in-the Hastings Aluminum and Barr's Standings—Tool Room 28. OfThe IM BI time ir- Devil* utvil* gained gainra us 173 jthird , iniru and una 13 ia more mure in >u the fourty wuiuq Tire Shop 3 and Barry County yard* rushing. Bangor 42. to win from Mattawan going Lumber 2. Leftovers 18. Caalte 17. Journey­ Maple Valley scored In the sec-1 away. 46-12. I Steve Barnum 155-276, J. Burn- men 16. Pressers and Machine worth 140-254. B, Terry 139-248. Room 15. Tough Ouyt 14 and D. Newell 126-247. R. Morgan Chrome Room 11. 126- 241, D. Gank 127-333, J.Haan 127- 232. J. Whitney 133-231. K TUESDAY TWISTERS Rose 130-230. M. Haines 128-230, Standings: Pleasant Point Mo­ M. Nelson 127-226, C. Norris 121­ tel p. Barn Market 21. Local Fi­ 220. K. Allen 121-217. 8. Good­ nance 19. Powder Box 18%. MCP year 106-212. Jim Whitney 131­ lassie* 17% and Beedie Insur­ 210. M. Chase 115-208, J. Wyn­ ance Agency 9. garden 127-205. Sharon Geiger led lhe whe-1 rolling 170-437. Shirley LaDere SUNDAY MIXED DOUBLES posted 154-404, Judy Baker 168­ 403, Carol Keeler 146-400. Mari­ 557, John Kaslnsky 178-504. Ben­ lyn CUrtls 156-408, Greta Greiner ny Brown 120-504, Al Taylor 165-438, Betty Downing 147-401 and Bonnie Jones 167-382 Wesley' Friend 173-490, Allan Htorichoen 192-488'. Un Snyder TUESDAY MIXED LEAGUE Standing* — River Bend Golf Oodl«Be 488. Bonnie Wyant 166-461, Doco- Course 22, Highland* Dairy and 1W Thornapple Skating Rink 21. 181-458. LU Wyant 182- Helene Welton's Heating 8c Plumbing 20. Bourne 122- Dorothy Friend 149, Andrus Insurance Agency 17. Johnson's Furniture 16. Ken A 150 and Velma Slocum 158. Bob's Gulf Service 15 and Poll's Construction 12. MONDAY BOWLERETTER Good score* — Don Haywood Team Handings: Walldorffs 24, was the big gun. firing 204-580 Motor Aires 23. Penney's and Jim Tolen snaggled 212-550, Nor­ Gilmore's 21. Color Center 20, man Jenkins 175-462. Jane Bhcrk Gardner's 19. Mahler's 17% Has­ 168-432. Roger Davis 173 - 433. tings Radio 8* TV and HasUngs Walt Sinclair 179-483, Ruth Rice Michigan Outdoors” MORT NEFF rith t/luto-Owners ! INSURANCE Coleman agency Earl Coleman 203 S. Michigan Hastings Jim Colemon Ph. Wl 5-3412 Down with dinky compacts with man-sized Dodge Dart DISPOSE OF REFUSE INDOORS WITH A MODERN Smokeless Odorless GAS INCINERATOR SAVE $2000 ON INSTALLATION for a limited time PUT AN [ND TO ME5&T GARB! (MORI TRASH II Mobil and Action Flex 14. Bum's Refrigeration 18%, Cuylecs and sava 121-428, Arlene Wilcox 151­ Hastings Floor Covering IS, 414. Don Cheney 176-457. Ruth Banghart and Rockhill Sinclair Miller 182-486, Ralph Richard­ ton 137-371. Joan Haywood 161­ 428, Olav Bcfring 146-420, Roy Hewitt 177-480, Jim Rhoades 175IM-573, Batty Horton 188-522, Shirley VanDenburg 120-540. MONDAY MIXERS Standing*: Welcome Tavern Klersey 175-462 Wilma Daniels 180-464. Evelyn Donovan 103-467. lister's. Northside Grocery and ton 159-458, Lots Roblycr 157­ Hasting* Heights .20, Foodland 441, Sally VanDufne 185-461, 19%, Mary's Beauty, Shop 17 .. Sheriff'll Girls 17. Haan's Stand­ Fran Owvns 160-446. Louise An­ ard. Michigan Magnetics and nis 156-441, Marie Ulrich 183­ 467, Annamae Barnum 164-447, Shirley Raymond 169-458. Jane lee's 12, Banner 9%. Auto Tag Kennedy 167-452 and Darlene Inn 7 and WBCH 8. (McAlite- ter'» and Vogt's have a match to HAthA- make up). irgrr 178. ---------- OcrtataU ley VanDenburg posted 243-585. 162. Gladys Edwards 162. June Lola Carl 168-494. Barb Snyder 186-486, Emma Magoon 182-482, Jna Benner 183-484, Ellen DslLaughlin and Jeanne 495. Lucille Wlllitte 182-468 and Opal OUlotU 189-450. Still talking about squeezed-up compacts when you’d rather be doing something about them? Then put your money where Dart is! At your Dodge Dealer’s. Dart Unexpectedly big inside, long outside. With Six or V8 power that drives out memo­ ries ol stodgy, heel-dragging compacts. With all these standard features that used to cost extra: Outside mirror.' Padded dash. Variable­ So come on and rae up with Dart! Be expansive without "being expensive. speed electric windshield wipers and washers. Backup lights. Turn signals. Seat belts, two "BB Dodge Dart front and two rear. AH these sensible and practical features come at no extra cost with each and e«’y Dirt DODGE DIVISION ^CHRYSLER ytfy MOTOR! COAPORAUOH HASTINGS MOTOR SALES . »o t st«. st WATCH "TH! BOB HOM CHRY8LIA THIAHtT WtONUDA* KIGHTS ON NBC-TV. CHtC< YOUR LOCAL LISTINGS- �Saturday night * Mra. Mm Lunek* and family ot Eugene Poll and daughter* ofi MftM Ada w«w Bunday visitors of Mr. d Arthur — — ----- _— —. I and Mra. Arthur Clinton called cnmlvht g-uracr. They left Mto- Dermld and Meirin McDsmiid at Eckart were Bunday dinner and Mrs Homer Hammond. * I ron Sin nm rr day for Bradenton. Fla., to spend the Alaska Baptist Church Bun- rural* at the Harald Bcksrt Kauffman and daughters of | on their niece. Mra David RMg- Dukca Floyd Haynes ipftit Friday lhe Winter, Mr .and Mra Al day.___ _ . . „ .— ---------- a ------------------------— home * Mr. and Mra Howard ClariuvtUe. * Mra. Jamas Cool ----------night with Bernard Daria . J.1 . . Barnard and children were Thursday Mra. Harry Rcigler, Thaler and arms were Bunday Dwvt* vigited friend* in rAR*mitQ Thursday supper gurata of Mr. Mrs. David Rctgisr, Mra. Ken dinner guest* of Mr and Mra. Harold Stanton of Dowling were 1 CI 111 I in ItCvUUl and ygf, Hany Saunders al Pawley and Mra. Lloyd Dukes Onral Kokx of Battle Creek. M'UxlAy dinner guests of Mr. and culled—on Jene went on to Detroit Monday Rotart Mrs Reuben Crites * Mr. and With Michigan's 15 H million. Charloan -------’ Mr. and Mra Kenneth Krick- of Clarksville. By Mrt. John Hook or his physical examination lor United Brcllutn Church Sun­ day night and were overnight from Thursday ull Bunday with IMHM* MJ-1IJ* i------------ •-----------Mr. and Mrs Ronald Crites and Leiter ot October M: family at Jackson. En routs Mr. and Mra. Ernie Bateman During IBM the Coast Guard spent ths weekend with Kathy saved nearly 3.000 lives and 'pent the weekend with tl»e Juki Reuban Crttea, Jr. at Eaton Rap- Bateman and children in Cana- rescued ships and cargo valued and bough* In transit, amxding Huron. * Mra. Harry Relgler and hosteasea at a Bunday school Turner family. * Mr and Mra 1 Ida. * Martin BuUler, Ouy Dra-I da. * Mra. Genevieve Makley of at more than 3 billion dollars ptant industry dlvuicxi. Michigan Dsparinsnt ot Agriculture «—THT RUlTTNr.B BANNER . , , IrCC Ollippillg Durfee thr Michigan Stale PuUce. and was enacted In 1M1 lo tte. er shipment of Illegally harvested | •vergnevu. Boyer i-ud applies to shipment of tween Nov. 30 Other law* apply to tree* w ith [ roots attached, sccurdlng to made prior to imprvveucni. Thu plant penta and disease*. Freeport By Mrs. Sylvan Taff Ths MrtKxhU Sunday school masquerade party Saturday eve­ ning. About M children enjoyed nd Mra. Henry Myers Mra. Carl Blackledge at Marion. Sunday luttors of Mra. Charlro McKee of Applegate were day overnight guarte other Thursday supper gurats and Mra Phillip "Beesc A Mr. and Mra Ray Bewe visitid their acn and family, Mr. and SECOND WEEK Help-yourself-to-Savings CARN IVAL 65 Shurfine 2-LB. PACKAGE, ELBOW SPAGHETTI or ELBOW MACARONI 1-PT., 2-OZ. JAR, SHURFINE GRAPE JELLY . 12-OZ. WT. JAR, SHURFINE STRAWBERRY Hratetler. Mr. and Mra. Ottl* Hostetler. Mr. and Mra. Edwin PRESERVES . . 1-QT. 14-OZ^ CAN, SPARTAN APRICOT NECTAR thrtr cousin. Freeman Hoffman at ths Calvary Church Bunday tended lhe 60<h wedding Minioouslna. Mr< and Mr Court of Lowell. They' sd Ralph Storey and Shurfine — ilb. can. 'HEAVY SYRUP' pack FRUIT COCKTAIL and Mra Phillip Wlngeirr <Fmi Othousei at North Starr Bun­ day. * Mr. and Mra. Allen Fish accompanied William Parbey and 1-QT., 14-OZ. CANS, SHURFINE TOMATO JUICE, PINE. ORANGE DRINK, OR PINE. - GRAPEFRUIT DRINK Grand Rapids Saturday where 1-lB. CAN, SHURFINE / Boughner. a Mra. Andrew Brandt PEAR JiALVES Fighter and Mrs Poire*'. Yar- Saturday evening calles at the Charier. King home. * -Mr. and Mrs. Alva Moore of Clare, Mias Loraine Stevens 410 Center St Stockbridge, Mich Winner of the 1966 Corvair .'YOU COULD WIN A 1964 .oxay NOVEMBERF 27. "% SS Vo « *W*T N0VtMM'f EJFKhITb &CBSAXY SPARTAN 13" x 13'4", BOX OF 200 joyed lunch in Kalamaaoo, Wed­ nesday. * Mr. and Mra. Elmer Congratulations to LUNCH NAPKINS . enrr UP $2500 FREE TO 4-OZ. WT. CAN, SHURFINE PIECES AND STEMS so Ntw NUMIBS MUSHROOMS YOU COULD BE A WINNER WEEK! cash MON. MO.N1NO Moore and family and Mr. and Shurfine ASWESEEIT 88 WAYNE b HAROLD PRINCESS MARGARET JS COMING TO THI UNITED STATES She longed to visit the band. Lord Bnowd'-T. They will arrive tn New York by plane today and return home to Landon on November Nth. They win visit Wed Mnxi. visit thrjtanyora of our principal rules, meet movie stara and even visit tanr ol au country* famous night MAGIC KARO W>NNEDS: CAKE MIXES M,., re*""" IN 1-LB. 3-OZ. PACKAGES 12-OZ. WT. PKG., MED., WIDE OR EX.-WIDE SHURFINE NOODLES COUNTRY STYLE 1-LB., 1-OZ. ANGEL FOOD 1-LB. 15-OZ. CAN, SHURFINE CAKE-39 PORK AND BEANS 1-LB. 3-OZ. CAN SHURFINE TOMATOES SPARTAN SAIAD DRESSING fMH in your home that QT. JAR WITH COUPON Tin i ter mui i i w k COMPANY. Ul K. RAIL­ ROAD XTTKElr. PHONE Ph. Wl 5-Z423 SPARTAN LIQUID DETERGENT SHURFINE CUT BEETS CHIUETS RED BEANS IN CHILI GRAVY 1 -Pl. 6-Ox. BHg. *1.00 10 St *1.00 10 X'Z. M.l 3 WM SPECIAL! ^COUNTRySTyLEj �( I books, and grocery and baked goods. * Smorgasbord dinner will be By Mra. Mary Jackion served from 5 until 8 pm. tur­ lit Am«M ' TSJ-l'MO key. steaks. Swedish meat balls, and Swiss. steaks, salads, pies, Methodic Bsmr baked potatoes, potato chips and A Methodist boaaar end wnor- au Gratin will be the menu. gubord win be held Saturday beginning at 0 un Codec and Mrs. Will Harper, who has donuts will be served until noon. been living alone In her own An opportunity to buy ChrUUnu homo on Russell Street this Summer, moved in w|th tier gifts and trimmings. tot shop and gifts. florist shop, dry goods, (daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar iFlnkbelner. Saturday. * The bookstore and records. Geo­ i Rev. Taber's of Delton were callgraphies. Ideal magazine- and • ers Thursday with his son and Middleville family, the Rev. and Mrs. Har­ old Taber and family, on Manor Drive, a Many attended the fun­ eral of Mrs. Leo Crane. Thurs­ day. Mrs. Crane had lived all her Ufa in Middleville. * Mr. and Mrs. Veme Wheeler and four children of Midland were guests of his slater. Mrs. David Otto, and family over the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Wheeler re­ lumed from a trip to California. Saturday night. * Mrs. Waldo White, who has been visiting her son. Bob White and family for a few weeks, relumed to her home in Reynolds, Pa., Tuesday. * Six doctors of our community and Hastings went to Detroit last Wednesday evening for their Army physicals ★ Mr. and Mrs. Forrret Marshbanks were In Traverse City last weak to visit their sister-in-law. Mra. John Marahianks, In lhe hospital 8he was in an automobile accident recently. * Mrs. Lucy Bowen will accompany her .daughter, Mrs. William Smith, of Lafayette. Ind., home for a short visit and then on to Bradenton. Fla- lot the Winter. * Harry Baisch. Clarence Longstreet. Verne . Hooper and Russell Beeler at­ tended the Saladin Bhrlne Cere­ monial at Traverse City Satur­ dayMrs. William Sweet visited her sisters and son and family over the long weekend. They included Mr. and Mrs. Edward Maeder of Potterville. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Brown of Charlotte and Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Sweet and family of Hastings .* Mr. and Mrs. Wil­ liam Kiuuip arc the proud par­ ents of a son. Donald William, bom In Pennock Hospital Mon­ day. Oct. 35. * Mrs. Gladys See­ ley of Battle creek visited her sister, Mrs. Glen GrifTeth and shurfine tomato Fresh Picnic Style CATSUP PORK ROAST CUT GREEN BEANS CUT WAX BEANS CLING PEACHES brother. Lester Curtis, a few days Are Sunday Algtat The new ocTHE HASTINGS BANNER—3 laat week. * Thursday, evening, cupanta, Mr. and Mn. Bird, had Thun-Uy November 4, 1MJ October 28. was the installation moved In over tiie weekend. Fire, of officers of the OES at Hickory caused by an exploding oil burn­ Corners. Those attending were er. did little damage because of Mn. Duane Woodmansee. Mrs. the promptness of the fire de­ Maynard Parks. Mrs. Duane Os- partment. * Several of the mem­ bun and Mrs. Harry Balsch. * bers ot the Hospital Guild Chap­ Saturday evening dinner guests ter Id attended the potluck din­ of Mrs. Russell Beeler were Mra. ner held at the Presbyterian Veme Hooper, Mrs. Harry Balsch Sharpe Hall Wednesday evening. This Included many at the guilds and Mra. Clarence Longstreet Mn. Walter Bender, who had ot Barry County. They learned Going hunting! surgery recently at Blodgett Hos­ of activities that may be helpful Then ask yourself thia ques­ pital. Is convalescing at home. * | to Pennock Hospital. tion: Do I have the heart and The home owned by the late Mr. body t<> stand Uic strain? Il's Beard on Sherman Street, had a I USE BANNER WANT ADS! not senumesit or ethics iwre, but just tlx- uinpic qucoUan of pljysicM. litnccc, especially lor ptr- Hunters Should Follow Rules to Remain Alive 6S1. KHUR13H.-OX. | { 00 FINK W>Wt. Cans X 8HUR13 H-ox- l<OO FINK VIVI. Cans X HHUlt- gw FINE O 1-lb. Cans 14 00 X SHURFINE EVAPORATED MILK LEAN, CUBED, BONELESS PORK CUTLETS SMALL AND MEATY PORK HOCKS VAN HOLTEN S SAUERKRAUT ib.69c ib. 39* 29' FULLY-COOKED, 13-16 LB., SUCH B3NE REMOVED _ .WWHOLE HAMS OUR OWN BULK FORK SAUSAGE ib mat jy BONELESS DELMONICO STEAK aj/q *■ ! HHUlt- Q l-ll WHOLE POTATOES FINE O < SPARTAN SALTINES Ib. 17c SHURFINE APPLESAUCE 8 i-L *1°° 59 BOLOGNA ib79‘ ib 99‘ Rib Steak eaa HERRUDS LARGE Sirloin »69 Steak Michigan U. S. No. 1 POTATOES Spartan 'Poly-Bag', Frozen POTATOES .Shoestring... I’/a-lb. bag Crinkle Cut...2-lb. bag PORK I BEANS or DARK RED KIDNEY BEANS ORANGE JUICE WITH 4// The rea floor lias been called lhe world's btggrat junkyard. Ocean explorers report that empty nms, bottles, and wtuob of all kind litter Uic floors of the Atlantic Ocean, the Red Sea. and Umj Indian Ocean. Captain Jacques - Yves Couatoau, whose expeditions ore supported by .National Geurgapidc. told re­ cently Uiat he would never for­ get his first deep dive„ln a bathyscaphe: ' I tended in front of a aprwad-out newspaper.” 1 GALLON, SPARTAN COUPON... NEW! SPARTAN 2-PLY 500, 4!6"x4!6" Sheet Roll 2-LB. LOAF, 3PARTAN IMITATION BATHROOM a CHEESE Spread 49 Shurfine Cream Style ar Wh. Kernel ■■ Extrcmca ot weather, change of altitude, rough terrain und the a'.rtss of the cluuw can levy a heavy tax oa tho hearts ca­ pacity. in a unique m»1s of experimcnui. tiie Mlnncacta Heart As­ sociation rccrntly measured tho lx.'art strt33 on a deer hunter, who killed x deer and dragged U out alone. The exertion waa too much tor 11 percent of u pro-senx-ned group of men over «0 who bad no evidence of heart trouble. Tlse men who underwent the tc.te tatd previously been examined and found to have ap­ parently normal hearts. Lt's ob­ vious, therefore. that tho haz­ ards to on uiM'xamined croasscctipn of hunters over 40 would bo higher. Therefore, the Heart Associ­ ation. a Michigan United Fund agency, says: Don't drag ths bag! When you’ve douned your deer, let It He until you can get help. And If you liave a heart con­ dition. get friends Io da this job without you. Make your contribution U> the hunt in a Icm» ktreuuuus way. If you lave a heart condition, tell at least ano member of your party what medicine you take, Imw it Is given and Uio symp­ toms which indicate the new! for medication. He should know wlUch pocket you keep it In, and Hhj container rixxdd curry ckarly typed instructions. • The lx-art may be a lonely hunter, but you ahouldnt be. Never hunt alone. Get a good : rat-preferably a full night's i-leep—before you act out to hunt. If you're hunting at a higher altitude, go a few days early. This will (five your heart time to wijust to tho lower oxygun con­ tent of the thin air before tiio irtrtmen and strains of bunting orc added. Rer. as often and as long os you have u., before you get too tired; take your stand no.tr camp and let Hie others flusli. Other things to remember: Condition yourself in advance with on Inatasuig rclwduto of exercise; CixxBc lightweight but warm clothing; Know simple flrot-ald rules; Be moderate in eating and drinking; Observe the standard safely rules of handling firearms. Remember, tiie beat part of tlxs game la getting buck in good .-Jiape. M you take as good euro of youratdf oe you do of your gear, you can enjoy hunting for many ocuaxis to conic. . USE BANNER WANT ADS! SEETHE WORLD’S LIGHTEST DIRECT DRIVE CHAINSAW. IflADEDfflTIISHmk^ CARNIVAL SPECIALS! fcouiurgysivi-e) MGCULLOCHMACHO Tbt vatat liBhtwaigM <4 *mi all it Iwe. 1W lbs? of tostcutting, dependable, easy* handlin' McCulloch. It'll tackle any cutting job you've got around lhe larm, cabin or right at home. Complete with If culling team, fingertip primer, weatbuproof WI UUKVl THI IIOHT TO LIMIT OUAMT1TMS ON IT1MS IN THU AO ignition, big capacity gas and oil tanks and the mw, streamlined design that won't hang up in UGGtSI SHOP AND SAVE EVERYDAY AT With This. Coupon ond a $5. or More Food Purchase Thru Sat., Nov. 6, 1965 heavy brush or limbing wort. •(at<M *ugu Mr. «</. i«u m m4 dute Only $25.00 gown $5.oo week. IH MICHIGAN msur.’^^XI^i With Thi* Coupon and o’ 15. or More I Food Purchase Thru Sat, Nov. 6, 1965 j Francisco Farm Supply M-37 So. 945-3150 �The Days are Getting Cooler, But Classifieds are Still Hot! 945-3481 ft—THE HASTINGS BANNER ORDER TOE PUBLICATION. NOTICES CLASSIFIED AD PAGE PHONE LEGALS Just Out HASTINGS BANNER Wl 5 3481 was l»r sad ■ MOBTOAOB KALB >na4» m tha sink 4a> of IMS hr MIX D. JAi’KaoX. DOROTHY A. JAIXBOX. I ■ MINIMUM RATE—50c for Twenty Word*. W1NTER SURVIVAL FERTILIZER Set tor Winter in vl.l, LARKE BUICK SAFE BUY USED CAR and CHEVROLET Ibe Spring? DISPLAY CLASSI Fl ID SAVE $$ NOW 1435 S. Hanover Wl 5-2425 Wl 5-2426 BLAIR'S FARM b GARDEN display clttiiHed stylet. PONTIAC Dr. Starchief Sedan. Auto­ matic drive, radio, power steer­ ing. power brakes$2650 miles. 1963 CHEVROLET NOTICE! ; 1963 BUICK 1962 OLDS Station wsren. V-8, R*d>o. HaMor. Autcmabc. On* O»n*r. <'»r» Cl*«n. 1962 MERCURY 4 Dr. Sedan .$1250 1962 CHEVY II 4 Dr. JOO Sarim: Uu* w/tlia tr m. 6 cyl. with Handled tr*mmln«i. 1962 MERCURY METEOR 4 Dr. Sedan. V8. automatic trans. Radio.-—$895 ILL 1961 RAMBLER 4 Dr. Wagon. . ............ ...$ 695 1962 CORVAIR CONV. R*d with »hdt top. Automata, radio, heattr. bveket »*jt». Cl**n! 1961 RAMBLER 4 Dr. Classic Sedan. . ...$ 595 1962 CHEV. IMPALA BARRY'S Chrysler - Plymouth I960 FORD PICKUP 4 wheel drive $895, 1959 LINCOLN Premiere 4 Dr. Sedan. Has full power and extra good con­ dition. ..................................$J45 1960 FORD 2 Dr. Sedan ....$325 IMS VOLKSWAGEN CAMPER . . . Fully equipped for that camping trip. Nev car condi­ tion with 9,000 miles. 1963 OLDS CONVERTIBLE MAHLER MOTOR SALES WE SELL YOUR CORN 1964 CHEV. BELAIR Dr. V8 automatic. 1961 RAMBLER STA. WGN. Custom 4 Dr. 11/4 1M3 OLDS SPORT COUPE . . . Beautiful maroon and white tutone, fully equipped, new whitewall tjjfs, excellent HASTINGS MOTOR SALES 1963 OLDS SEDAN steering and brakes, radio,, good whitewall Urea, fully, guaranteed. Wl 5-2454 Corner Michigan 6r Court Wl 5-3903 .$2095 MR. CATTLEMAN: DO YOU WANT STRONGER. HEALTHIER CALVES? . . . TRY Farm Bureau's recom­ mended calf feeding pro­ gram starting out the first Starter Pellets. This contains day with Farm Bureau Calf an abundance of animal ond vegetable proteint^yitofnirva and n«nHol mineral,. I960 CHEV. SEDAN 7D>. I al s«. Bnaw. HeaUr j r„ Complete Feeding Servicemen ot Used Farm Machinery Farm Bureau Services —1962 John Deere 2010 Tractor. M-37 South —1961 John Deere 3010 Gas .$2095 Tractor. Like new! i—1950 John Deere B Tractor. .$1595 I Hydraulic. A-l shape) —New Idea 2-Row Pull Picker. Good shape. 1969 OLDS HOLIDAY SEDAN 1963 DOGE 4 Dr. 6 cyL ....$1095 One owner and above average condition. Look this one over. 1962 RAMBLER —Grain Bln to fit Pick-up Truck 2 Dr. Automatic. .$795 NICE CHOICE OF CHEAP 1961 BUICK 4 Dr. H.top. ..$1175 TRANSPORTATION CARS. pelled Combine with 10 ft. grain head and new com head. wheel heavy duty Grain MUDandSNoTL Trailer with hydraulic dump —Oliver one-row Com Picker. Good shape! TIRES PONTIAC - OLDS - CADILLAC All sizes in stock Wl 5-2478 107 N. Michigan Av». Whitewall or Black 124 N. Jefferson Wl 5-5052 MONEY! f ! FRANCISCO FARM SUPPLY 945-3150 SPEEDY CORN CRIBS GOOD AS NEW STORE Over Sian's Wallpaper & Paint Store OPEN FRIDAYS neckerchiefs. -Cub Seoul Shirt and yellow Reg. —Winter Skirts and Sweaters —Winter footyear. WALK UP AND SAVE! Heating - Plumbing Service New • Remodel • Repair $359.00 Special $335.00 FRANCISCO KAECHELES 305 S. Church FARM SUPPLY 945-3150 Ute Banner Want Ads I 11/4 death. ’ ■it Automotive SERVICE — Mercury outboard Flo to Boats. Trailers and ac­ cessories. M-66 In NaahvUle OL 3-2851 or OL 3-6074. if ★ Buiineig Opportunism MEN OR WOMEN—Like to be your own boss with unlimited earnings potential? Port time or ful itime. Husband and wife can work together. For Inter­ view appointment write: Box • 124. Dimondale, Michigan. ,48821. 11/18 DISTRICT MANAGER ’ for new promotion division of International corporation will be selected for your commun­ ity. Some sales or related ex­ perience prefeired. Call collect —Mr. M. E. Hoedel. 517, IV 5­ 4381 or write: 726 W. Mich. Ave, Lansing. GROLIER SO­ CIETY. INC. ★ Busineea Services Wl 5-2223 WINDOW GLASS INSTALLED in aluminum, steel or wood duroy and gabardine caprl GOODYEAR BROS. PRICED TO SAVE YOU “See Us Before You Buy" u.sss. PUIU.KATIO'. or. ;.| i: 1965 al Pl It ST FEDERAL HA VINO* 3BDBB FOB PUBLICATION. FUJI LI CATION ORDER room. Kaalinr., Mlrhiean. Classified Paragraphs IF YOU DON'T want to buy the sharpest 1959 220SE MercedesBenz this side of Kansas city, Wl 5-294$ don't call Wl 59780 In Has­ tings. 11/4 H/4 1961 THUNDERBIRD Fully equipped, w/walls. 1966 PONTIAC STA. WON* 4 Dr. Power steering, seats and steering and brakes, nice laml- M-37 So. Hastings billing | & Farm Supply 1961 MERCEDES BENZ 190 Diesel. 4 Dr. Sedan. FIRM IMPLEMENTS USED CAR CENTER l&AHM . MOTOR SALES convenience. Program Consult the Feed 220 W. Stole 1964 MERCURY Dr. .. 1963 PONTIAC SEDAN . . Catalina 4 Dr. Power ateer- 1964 DODGE POLARA ,ing. Radio. New w/walls. New 2 Dr. Hardtop Pontiac trade! 1964 DODGE DART 1961 BUICK STATION WAGON Torque Fllte. 1963 MERCURY METEOR 8 cyl. Standard. Radio, w walls. ‘ 1963 PLYMOUTH BELVEDERE 2 Dr. Sedan. Auto. 8 cyl. Radio./ heater. 1961 FORD SEDAN 4 Dr, 8 cyl, automatic. Radio. Phone Wl 5-2479 and brakes, radio, whitewalls, red with white top and match­ ing interior. A- Top Prices Paid! Let us grain bank your 1963 CHEVY MONZA ' 1066 E. Railroad 4 sp. trans. Bucket seats. Ra­ dio. heater. 1962 FORD GALAXIE 4 Dr, 6 cyl. Stand.(Radio. 1310 N. Michigan ORDER FOR PUBUOATIOB. WE STORE 1965 PLYMOUTH VALIANT Dr. 6 cyl. Standard. 1960 FORD 4 Dr. Sta. Wgn. $150 1965 PLYMOUTH BARRACUDA 2 Dr. 6 cyL Stand, w/walls. 1960 MERCURY 4 Dr.H.Top $395 Radio. 1959 RAMBLER 1964 VOLKSWAGEN CAMPER 4 Dr. Sta. Wgh,. .$125 1963 FORD ECONOLINE 1961 PLYMOUTH Valiant Wagon $350, 6 cyl. Stand. Trans. DRIVE AWAY WITH A BETTER USED CAR “”«** WE DRY S. Hanover at City Limiti 1965 CHRYSLER NEWPORT 4 Dr. Sedan. Demo. Automatic. Power steering. Radio, w/walls. TRA.NSPORTATION SPECIALS PAHF/W iWORK itrwacr. 81V t. LEONARD HYMAN WE BUY nfirvnn, »—r- utareawrc Sedan. driving. 4 t lie, r • * w U1 ■ail aI-*' Let Farm Bureau Services handle your shelled corn j direct from the field . . . .$2750 FARM BUREAU SERVICES 1963 FORD SEDAN . . . very low uwc»»r •.ex­ ceptionally clean, standard 0BDBB or TUBLICATIONHr«rlB< «a *"-•— THURSDAY, NOV. 4 I NOVEMBER 6-20 PANCAKE At SAUSAGE SUP- I CANDY SALE. Hastings Camp 1965 MERCURY COMET Our new truck hoist ond 4 Dr. Sedan. 8 cyl. eng. Has PER in HHS East Gym Thurs- Fire Council. Fanny Farmer .', radio. In showroom condition day. Nov. 4. 5:30 to 7 pm. Spun- Candy. Please support the girls dryer are ready! CTUb ,Or WEDNESDAY. NOV. 10 .......................... IBM We Offer Top Prices I LECTURE ON ART by Michael 1964 MERCURY MONTCLAIR For Your Corn 4 Dr. Sedan. A one owner, new THURS., FRI, MON-NOV.4-5-1 church at 8 pm. Wednesday, BOOK FAIR AT LAKE ODES- Nov 10. at Artiste' Workshop Mercury trade Like new con­ SA at 'Junior High Library on Public invited, nominal admfedition. $2295 Thursday, Friday and Monday, slorv fee. 1964 FORD CUSTOM Nov 4-5-8 Public invited .. 4 Dr. Sedan. V8 engine. Radio. SATURDAY. NOV. 6 I -QUR HEARTS WERE MIDDLEVILLE METHODIST YOUNG AND GAY." HHS Jun1964 COMET CALIENTE CHURCH BAZAAR and Smor- lor Class Play Nov. 18-19, Cen4 Dr. Sedan. Automatic trans. gusberd, Saturday. Nov. 6. al! tral Auditorium. Radio.$1695 SATURDAY, DEC. SATURDAY, NOV. 6 j PANCAKE & HOMEMADE 1963 PONTIAC GRAND PRIX HALLOWEEN PANCAKE and SAUSAGE SUPPER — American LEGAL Hardtop Coupe. Fully equipped. A one owner that's like new SAUSAGE SUPPER—VFW Hall, Legion Hall. Saturday. Dec. 4. Saturday. Nov. 6. Hi miles west . ’ PUBLICATION OXDCB. of Hastings on M-37 31-43. All •t Mkhly.n, 11963 CHEVROLET BISCAYNE NOTICES niy of Barry. Xrlti- J Kiln Sedan. An one owner, has very Building Fund. Serving from 5 to 8 pm. 1964 FALCON < -rl K»l' bet*4l Ort PMU» H. Mluhrll. 231 W. Stole Wl 5-S9S2 Open 9 am.-T:36 pm. Dally Calendar of Special Events 1965 MERCURY MONTCLAIR miles. HC, It Ibe Ideal lime 1965 MERCURY PARKLANE 4 Dr. Sedan. New Mercury 1965 CHEVROLET as isxn ONk HIJiE AXI> charge of 10c. Wl 5-5352 Radiator Shop. 218 N. Jeffer­ son, Hastings. tf L * R EXPERT TREE SERV­ ICE — Trimming, cabling, rePhone OL 3-6086. Nashville. Mich. tf Special —Your razor cleaned, lubricated and sharpened, only $135. Service and aa tte tact ion guaranteed. Lapo Drug, 144 E. SUU St, Hastings tf it For Safe—Miscellaneous FOR MORE BEAUTIFUL HAIR Regular $2l»-Now $1.00. No Available at Jacobs' Pharmacy, tf Phone 945-2116 or 945-2197. 11/4 TWO PAIR OP GOOD FOOT­ BALL SHOES—She 10. High: TABLE PAPER — For family reunions. loU REGISTERED HEREFORD BULL—All from Waller Reed farm. William Townsend. Lake Odessa 374-4992. 11/4 GET EXTRA PEED from your TORCH MEN — for uTecktag ■WHY NOT LET US MAKE you forage acres with PIONEER a rubber stamp with your new ZIP Code number. Three-line Charlotte Auto ParU, 416 N. ghums. and fast-growing sor­ stamp with your name, ad­ Washington, Charlotte. 11 4 ghum -sudangrass hybrids. See dress and ZIP number for us soon for the varieties that EXPERIENCED MARRIED $225 This Includes, postaro can 5tfetch your forage acres' MAN for dairy farm. Good •- and sales tax Burpee'a Spec­ wages, house and other extras.! ialty Shoppe, Delton. Mich. potential next year. Phone: Charlotte. 543-2837. [ Wayne Richard. Sunfield 49046. tf Albert Bel). Nashville STALK SHREDDERS FOR Veme Winger. Freeport RENT - Francisco Fann Sup­ MILLWRIGHTS ply. M37 So. 945-3150 tf IND. ELECTRICIANS Experience Required. Top Penonola Harvest is completed. Our rales, paid hospital-) and Hie salesroom U filled with apples. Insurance, retirement plan. Apply: MOTOR WHEEL ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUSP.O. 171, Hastings Telephone CORP.. 1600 N. Larch St, LanOur own miU will press "fullWl 5-2895. Meetings every stag. Midi. Equal opportunlty blended" cider until May 1. Monday, 8 pm. tf 11/4 employer. OPEN DAILY TIL 6 AUTOMOTIVE PARTS-OpporNelson's Welcome Orchard. ♦ For Rent—Reol Eitote tunlty to Improve your present ’4 mile north of Ionia on M-68 employment, steady pleasant 11/11 work and regular advancement FURNISHED APARTMENTS FOR RENT - Utilities paid. for the right man. Please apply FOR SALE—3 Coon hounds and Phone Wl 5-9171 tf in person. Charlotte Auto 0 pups. Bart Plercefleld, Mulli­ Parts. 416 N. Washington. ken. 11/11 Charlotte. 11/4 2 BEDROOM HOME—AB mod­ em. Carpeted living room, gas heat, attached garage Fur* Help Wonted it Miscellaneous ntehed or un-furntehed. Avail- it quested. Call after 3 pm 653­ HAVE VACANCIES for two el­ 3927. 11/4 derly ladles, semi-bed or am­ bulatory. Good food and Rood FOR RENT—Duplex fl room and care in my private home. Mrs. bath. Close in No pet*, small Case. Hastings. 945-3928. . 11/4 children allowed. Reference. Inquire at 333 W. State St. THE BEGINNING band and Hastings. 11 4 orchestra program in the Has­ tings Public Schools will be SPACE FOR TRAILERS Al! a used instrument for sale call the High Sciiool office —946- (lights, water, ete.r. On M-37, 4*4 ml. south of Hastings. Bal­ timore Twp. $20 per month. taitrumenta will be sent home Dominick Rodrigues. R4. Ph. to all beginners, if they are In­ 945-5634. 1125 terested they will conUct you 11/4 WANTED TO RENT —J or 4 bedroom home—or more - 3rd PART-TIME BAR Wl or 4th ward. Needed al once. * Notices Cail Wl 5-2421. BUI Renner. 5-3377. Renner Ford,. Inc. ‘ if ll/< INSIST ON MICHIGAN BOT­ TLED O AS I See Carl & Betty 's BEAUTY OPERATOR —Expertapartment with garage. Good Appliances before you buy I location. Cal! Wl 5-3583. If no They Sell—They Install—They r. Male or female. BalcommlsBML Call M South. ■ ,tf /ANTED 70 RENT-3 or 4 ma JACOBS pharmacy bedroom home. Cal! Baby Bliss. U Inc, Middleville 795-9222, 11.4 FOR FAST 24-HOUR FILM SERVICE I No charge for over­ A Fascinating Opportunity ’ alar prtate. tf it For Solo—Real Eatate The extremely lucrative fteld c THE FATMAN — Private Detec ­ cosmetics has a select opening tive 34-Hour, Shadowing, Tape. in your area. Viviane Woodard 2/3 ACRE Foto - Film ‘ Evidence, NatlonCorporation will arrange for the right woman to be trained BORDERS A NICE CREEK Union, Battle Creek 12/30 Academy In California er home Just outside city limits. trained in the .________ Lovely large Lack yard. School nlqucs of the movie industry. Brush. No wet carpets or bus goes by the door. Will It you would like to have a handwork. Clean 180 square trade for bouse ta town of equal value. Phone Wl 5-4791 Floor Covering. 12$ W. State. Territorial. Battle Creek. 11/11 after 5 pm. Hastings Phone WX 5-5118. tf if LOCAL RAWLEIGH BUSINESS EXPERT TAILORING — Men a AVAILABLE in North Barry it Sporting Goods Co. or Hastings Start immedi­ ately. Selling experience help­ ful but not necessary. Write at coats. A), the Dutch Tailor. HUCKLEBERRY GUN SHOP hours now through deer wason once for particulars. Rawlelgh. 6604 Gun Lake Road. Wl 5­ 8 to 8 except Sunday 8 to 6. 5714. tf Kmi.lorn.nl »«rn. '*<r”t'L **• ~~S Typing and fiwl USED PUMPB-NewtastaUatlons and remodeling. Powell's Plumbing Co. Free astansies. 24 hour service. Call scopes, gun cases, scope mounts, recoil pads, slings and swivels, binoculars, and archery cqulp"1 mt —Wat*_ Doug Young, owner. 633-579J 11/25 �Card of Thanks and In Memoriam Community Conservation Catching On rat n.ivrnrcR sawtm—i West Woodland By Vidor SUton Lake Odessa to Have Book Fair CARD OF THANKS THANKS Many thanks to Drs. Hoffs. to thank all our ralaTramp and Lundeen, nurses and nurses aides for their kind care neat shown us at the time ot th Are. which destroyed our home Pennock Hospital; also t Gibbs and other* who call to those who sent flowm. dent book fair Thursday, Friday and Monday Nov. 4, 5, and 8 Students wifi be able to broWm* and purchase books. Books will be on display in the Junior High Schoo) Library. Tiie Lake Odessa PTA is spon­ soring this event, with Mfrs Alice Hile serving as book fair chair­ man. Rev. Wm. Rlbbena and Mn. Ruth Peacock are program appreciated and will be remem- CARD OF THANKS for the kindness shown us. Mr. and Mn Donald Douglas thanks to our relatlvM, friends ana neighbors for the flowers, food, cards and calls al the death of our husband and father. Also our thanks to Re*. WlUard Curtis for his comforting words. Circle No. & of lhe Presbyterian Church for the luncheon, Drs. Finnic and. Phelps, and the sponable Funeral Home for their friendly service. Your kindness relatives for their cards and many acts of kindness during my last two operations. Your thoughtfulness will never be for­ gotten. Mrs. Harry Lclnaar Mrs. Allison I. Tolles Mr. and Mrs. Keith Fox Mr. and Mn Linden Snyder CARD OF THANKS Many thanks to my relatives, friends and neighbors for the prayers. Rowers gilts, visits and cards received while at Fergu­ son - Droste - Ferguson Hospital and since my return home. May God bless ypur lives richly. Mrs. Richard >Virginia) Darby CARD OF THANKS We want to thank our neigh­ bors. friends and relatives who came to extend to ua their good wishes and congratulations with lovely gifts and money, which made our anniversary such a wonderful day. We are grateful to the Church people who pre- guests and their help in serving refreshments. Thanks to our nieces, Helen Tucker and Leona Cole tor attending ths gift table and for the beautiful cards. We thank you all. God bleu you CARD OF THANKS Tiie family ot Mary Belle Cronk would like their neighbors, friends and relatives to know we sincerely appreciate all that has OF THANKS CARD OF THANKS Words are inadequate to ex­ press our appreciation for all Uie kindness shown during the Ill­ ness and passing of our dear wife and mother. Tiie many cards and visits during her illness and the beautiful flowers and expressions of sympathy were sources of comfort and strength. We wish to especially thank Doctors Goff and Haffenden and the Lakeview General Hospital staff, who to tenderly cared for her — also, those who assisted in the twentyfour hour vigil by her bedside. Our deep gratitude to the Rev­ erends Charles Gibbs, J. J. Cook and Arthur Dodge, for their com­ forting words and Mr. Harvey Hand for the consoling vocal land and Battle Creek Church* meals provided. Thanks, also to the Pickens Funeral Home for their thoughtful services and to all who served aa pallbearers. Special thanks to those who have contributed to the Ministerial Scholarship Fund as a memorial to her memory. Harley V. Townsend and family Mr and'Mrs Buryi Townsend and family Mrs. Mary Pennock and family row. We cannot thank everyone IN MEMORIAM personally, but we wish to ex­ press our deep gratitude for all the beautiful Howers, masses, cards, and sympathy extended In our hearts your memory lingers every one who helped us thru' Sweetly, fond and true. this sad time There Is not a day dear son. Mr. and Mn. Frank Cronk That we do nor think of you. Martin. Rosemary and Not a day do we forget you Candy Marinus Thoughts of you are always Marguerite We who loved you sadly miss LEGALS Booher U publicity chairman. The bock fair committee in­ vites all students, parents and >•». <'•>«!■ I A Fl., to Within the last few years, an estimated 10,000 people from local groups and communities have pitched in their time, money, and muscle io help cany out more than 200 "home­ town” conservation projects in cooperation with the Conservation Department. Here, in pictures, is the story of these people and Department workers pulling together to shape a better tomorrow for outdoor users. Helping to keep Michigan beautiful are Boy Scouts from the Grayling area (top left) who annually pick up debris from the Au Sable river. Under a cooperative project spearheaded by the Oakland County Sportsmens Club, a strip of land Is plowed at Holly recreation area (top right), preparing it for game food plantings to benefit wildlife. Conservation workers (lower left) put down a well tor a community campground developed at Roscommon thro^h the combined efforts of the Department and local .chamber of commerce. Near McMillan in Luce county, a farmer's pasture land Gabriel was away- Mrs. Danny Green and Mrs. Elsie Farthing of Woodland were Monday after­ noon callers. Vandalism, which usually manifests luelf on Halloween, was rampant on our road early Sunday morning. Somewhere around three o'clock that morn­ ing, a car or pickup truck, ap- posts and many of them were badly damaged. Borne were hit from the north side and tome from tiie south, leading one to believe they made at least two trips to do their dirty work. Perhaps this la some people's idea of hm, but when meh cause; the playground supervis­ ion project The bock fair display will in­ clude attractive paperback books to students from early elemen­ tary through high school will be represented. Monday evening, Nov. 8. at widows, it ceases to come under the heading of fun in the think­ ing of most people. There is little that officers can do in such cases, even though damaging or tam­ pering with mall boxes, is a fed­ eral offense and punishable by a severe penalty. But, the Good Book says, Be sure your sin USE BANNER WANT ADS! "Th* Hostings City Bank' (lower right) is made available each spring for flooding as a,spawning area for pike. iSii Official Action of the Hastings City Council U94I&00 .ITI.lltW R.®« |13,*4».OSAS1 LEGALS As It dawns another year. Sadly missed by CAPITAL AOOOtnrri TOTAL CAPITAL ACWUXTS ............................ TOTAL LIAHIUTIEH AMD CAPITAL ACCOUNTS Kiri > .«ur. UAblltiiM and tor ■ and bills radluminted ant in r<-i>urt !>»••) ............... S tan (Inrtadad in DsycsiU «f Prwldsnl. ni’tka abavs-nni coautUa Is less and terras ud Ha r <»r JI •"l-Sr Hl.1. ». Mte :kt IffJ. Mm SERVICE and REPAIR GUIDE Clip This Guide Keep It in a Handy Place far Future Reference LAWN MOWER REPAIR — Au- LYONS SEPTIC TANK SERVICE— Installation, Dry Well, Drain field. Pumping ($24.00 for 1st 1,000 gals ). Call 945-5482. PUMP SERVICE—Sta-Rite Water Syvtemt. Sold, Installed, serviced. Lewis Electric, Cloverdale S23Concrete Products 5381. Business Service* Offered Automobile & Machinery tliriast PsblksUMi WATCH AHO DIAMOND AIHC fine*. CERAMIC. FORMICA, LINOLEUM ANO CARPET -REPAIR — Has­ tings Floor Covering, 123 W. AL SIGNS' TIRE SERVICE. 235 S. . State. Wl 5-5H8. BusinessDirectory Farm Tim. Wheel Alignment and Balancing. Brake Relining. Shocks and Muffler Service 945-5170. MIMOftlAL MQHUMINTS PRODUCTION CREDIT ASSOCIATION 301 S. Michigan Ave. Hatting* Offica Hours 4 A Moo.&Wod. 1 H> ■tr.M, ^.hc, 945-8415 State Fam Insurance AUTO — HM BON M Swanson Irwuranea 'distinction or Lowronco Brother* WMdChMU Mm. PteM Wl 5-I01J—Wl 5-501J OrtUv Wl 5-4100 KEYS DUPLICATED while you ' wait. Ben Franklin Store. State GET YOUR READY-MIX fra at Jefferson. Barry County Ready Mi Phone Wl 5-2123?^ RENTAL OF WHEEL CHAIRS. WALKERS AND CRUTCHES-r ALL GRADES WASHED SAND Headquarters lor hospital sup­ ^GRAVa.-BembrCriv.l lies. । Gardner's. Phone 945Co. Home office B22 occ. S. a. Benton. mruon. Phone Wl 5-5412. Plant. W. State Rd. Phone Wi 5-2123. CUSTOM GRINDING AND MIXMiscellaneous eau Services. M37 So.. Wl 5­ 2223. DMPLETE DEVELOPING SERV­ ICE—24 Hour 5erv.ee (black and white). Jsccte Prascrintkxi Pharmacy. Phone Wl 5-2466. CUSTOM DWAAIRV SERVICE THE SHERWOOU AGENCY RAOIATORS Cleaned. Rccored. Burkey Sales fca, 218 N. Jefferio Wl 5-5176. INSURANCE ROBERT W. JHUtWOOO, Mgr. Hal I*! FteM Wl 5-3971 SERVICE ON ALL MAKES of trac­ tors, machinery and chain saws VACUUM CLlANfR HEADQUAR­ in our new building at 124 N. TERS—Service, parts, hoses era Jefferson. Experienced mechan­ ics. Goodyear Bros. Phone Wl 5-5052. . AH Forms of Insurance and Bondi UY ANDRUS PICTURES FRAMED AT SEVERWYK S COLOR CEN­ TER — Raw wood or finished ww.mS Radio, Television Repairing S£NTZ TV COLOR SALES AMI SERVICE —315 S. H-raj— 945-3862. Free service for on yasr on Setghell-Carhon Color. Call 945-3481 If You Would Like to be Listed in a This Weekly Service and Repair Guide '■“* MOBILE HOMES SALES — Dd'1 IAu.'°..'?'»«k«ng 0*, » PWL Ups "66". M37 So.. 945-5141. �g—THE HASTINGS BANNKB _ . .. . . .... , Michigan Takes Lead in Control Of Tuberculosis , menl a* does lhe Federal Gov- . fight tuberculoal*. fThe ether ‘ ernmenL . ■ i.two _____ areme. isoniazid and PAS» According to State Health, These drug*. In combination IXivry said the Federal Governinent program total* only 116 million Dr Hnutix said Uve I300.IW will be idtecaied on the baxl* , 1 MO." Dr Davey said Unlvertity Hospital has reduced Ila TB ward from 94 to 28 beds since 1949 aral Mmatociums In Detroit, Howell and Gaylord have been A physician at The Unlveralty Mictugan Medical Center be health nurae to a convalescing TB |>au«nt'a home, or for "taking a lead' In tuberculosis each visit by a patient to a TB control Dr. Winthrop N. Darey, cluiic. intensive fallow - up Profemur of Internal Medicine, ■ "If. by ................. - . ...a. says Michigan u nianoerlng m crease In hospital days for tubemilmia patients' Following the more rapid recovcry 'and rvlraw of patients trwn tuberculosis hospital*, coun­ 1hurl tak nUUin* tn*, -fnl. oi Tagg enjoyed ice itwun and cuke many lovely ords and iKoiionFriday evening with Mr. and try. Mra. Btyand was celebraUng Mra. Merton Mnecar and fam- lire 79th birthday. * Mrs. Kihei ---------------- Linington end Floyd Dunnigan ----------- .. birthday. * Wayne Tagg attend- were united in marriage Baturday afternoon at the Mrthodut Huron over the weekend. Prayer and Self Denial" break>teu». night guert at lhe Wayne Tsgg ru .in i» Md « dte Churrt, nuv. Nte.. « . country recommendation* and— in particular-reports from the Burgeon General a National Task Dr. Davey wax appointed in 19C3. Freeport By .Wrs. Mra Robert Brook*, of Ha*tlng« from Moy be the Answer to Your money Problems. For Fall Expmtrt worthuhile purpair! STOP IN OR CALL Prompt. Friendly SERVICE Vi<>o<lluii<l Local Finance 112 S. Jefftrraon, Hastings Phonu Wl 5-3424 HEY, MOM DON'T FORGET Woodland Calendar Nov. 4—Methodist Jr. Choir. J :45 p in. MY PICTURE Tues., Wed., Thurs., Fri. & Sot. Nov. 2 thru 6 pm. Woodland gym Nov. 4 — Freshman Football, । Here. 7:30 pm. with Charlotte ! WNU PRESIDKNTIAI, INAll. I RATION — Dr. William R. Kraut, center, wan Installed a* lhe fifth preaident of Wayne State Unlvrraity in a colorful inauguration eeremony al Detroit'a Cobo Hall. Thursday, Oi l. tn. Bestowing the specially kxte. 1 pm. Nov. 5-Varsity Football. Here. designed medallion ot attire on the new President la Leonard Woodcock, left, chairman <d thr WMU Board of Governors • pm. with Charlotte. and vice president ot the International Union, UAW CIO. and Dr. Rupert Cortright. right, professor of speech. Dr. Keasl. p.m. Woodland gym 50. Is a former vice president for academic affairs al Cornell I Nov. 7—Services, all churches. University. He succeeds Dr. < larence B. Hl I berry who retired j Nov. B—Woodland PTA. 7:30 I pro. Woodland gym. drncy. Aa the new President. Dr. Keast wlU head the IKth । )Nov •—Woodland Womans largest University in the nation with a current enrollment of study club. B pm. tv,WO. | and Mr. and Mrs. Prank Thomp­ son celebrated lhe Thompson*' 2«th wedding anniversary with dinner at the Ranch House in Grand Rapid*. Sunday, a Mrs lothar Stercxyk and Charles Miner of Alto were Wednesday Mr and Mra. Norval Thale. leave Thursday for St Peters- j Nov 11—Woodland Firemen* supper guests of Mr. and •--Mrs Mr- ,n<J Mr’ Kenneth Thomp burg. Fla., to spend the Winter | meeting. Mr. and Mra. Charles Hoyt | -----------Claud Mr and Mr*. Ray Wielan.i Cloud Walton. Afterwards they thev all attended the United Brethren and Mr Hubert Porrttt wtoe were Sunday calKra of Mr. and < of uu? Methodist Church service* in Hastings- * Sunday luncheon guests of Dr Mra. Arthur Schondelmayw and church will xponror a turkey Mrs Claud Walton and daugh-1 and Mrs. Hubert Overholt of Bernard of Middleville * Mr guplMT Saturday. Nov 0. at the ter. Mr* Dorothy Campbell, were Holland. * Dale. Joan. Lyn and and Mra. Jack Blough and baby chureh. Serving will be from 5 Giand Rapid* visitor* Saturday Earl Kauffman of Mil) Lake ot Wayne were Sunday dinner. to 7> This wiu gl¥e )xxl an op. Mr* ’Charles Overholt was a S5n‘J™™ ,^nesdy JhnS?,h guests ot Mt. and Mra. Citarlea portunity to get ■ taste of turSunday dinner guest at the *1,h Jnd Jf11' Blough. Tiie baby wa* baptised kry Thanksgiving. * The Claud Walton home In the nt-^n Bu*h|*r * -*r ,nd Mr ---------„ ... . --------Sunday ---------morning at — the Metho- Lions again xponxored the HalH<w churcK C-hii.r-H * te Mr Mr and anrl Mrs Vrx . ... ... ..... . ... _ ... temoon they and Mra. Mina dut Wieland and Mrs. Dor o t h y ' and *Jrs' “i’*®" ®”h' Carl Stambaugh ot the community After everyone Rebekah vi.n-visits- ----wen-. siindsy .... editors at the enjoyed doughnut* and cider live Campbell enjoyed lhe services all ler '•r attended the R*»»k«h Uon at the Odd Fellow Hall in chttrlfa Blough home. Mr. and tiie Hastings* United Brethren M:s Burkey ol Hastings lights were turned on. oh the Chureh. ♦ Mrs Cora Walton and Hasting, Friday night. | football field for tho judging of Mr. and Mrs Clifford Fields wm. .us,, visitors. daughter. Mrs. Dorothy Camp­ costume* The children were dibell. visited Mr and Mrs. Don Ml. M KMjmuuo wm M, fl TWU. M.d tided Imo three age groups with Walton at St. Johns last Mon­ । three prizes for each group. San­ day. Mr Walton has been ill ♦ Mr and Mrs. Clair CTum. * Mr dy Allen. Douglas Flreaner Mid Mrs Pat Boynton and George and Mrs Karl Tuttle. Mr. and I weekend visitors ot their *i*ie^। Ctndy Curtis were winners In Kauffman were Bunday evenbig Mr* Martin Tuttle and Paul jjand family at Cadillac, ---------------a, Mr" , the youngest group The middle luncheon guest* oi Mrs Mill* TUtUe were in Chicago on bu*>- Margaret Tuttle of Cloverdale. age group prize* wen: to DunWieland, a Mrs. Mlns Wieland lie** Saturday * Mr and Mn and Warren Kidder were Sun- aid and D'Ama Wimley. Paul W^e»^y>erenlngHgu^L* of*Mr I dinner guest* ot- Mr und | Hc?*ner and Debbie McKenzie Harley Townsend at the Pickens and Mr* Dean Stuart to help Mri clalr clura * Mr> clum Ten “ld oldrr t“,d unlv “ Chapel Sunday Mr. and Mrs Keith Buehler. their granddaughter Debby «c«unpanled Warren Kidder to few contestant* The wlnnm celebrate her 8th birthday e i'** Osteopathic Hospital in were Lua and Mary Flrasner. Mra. Robert Conley and Gary of1 Orand Rapid* Saturday to visit: Barbara Allen ami Katie Laugh­ Hailing* and Mrs. Don Cullen ।Mre Kidder and new *on. who I Un Tlure Hint did not win reand children enjoyed ice cream | »"‘UI 1x301 Wednesday evening a > celved w-wthdy bur. The street* and cake Thursday with Debby | Mr. and Mra. Adon Mym were ‘ wereZTull of happy Utile trick Stuart to help her celebrate her Sunday dinner gueata of Mr. and or UYaters but things were kept ‘birthday. . Mra. Ivan Vanderjack of Grand pretty'^abn Mr. and Mrs. rconaia Christie! RapW*. * Mra. Sylvan Tagg ,- Mrs. yiou Bryand was honorof Battle Creek were Sunday |iPenl Saturday with her daugh- tcj at anirthday gathering Tues- 5“"?,.’.', S"„PT”U'; ’25 io ‘1,000 at. . h... — frnm me “"W ■J . U" “ rXa in. The public b Invited. * rlolfnl jSna^h-ache. breakdown Keep in mind the November PTA ot blood cells, and finally death. By .Wrs. Glrnilon C.urlit granting count, aid to check on i Uon ol their disease. it would be valenctnl* To tlnie counties convalrw.ng TB pallcnta. will go th? SSOO.IXK) aid. said Dr. ThU aid could. reevent TV possible to reduce the hospital car? load by one-fourth," Dr. Heusttf sold Medical Center begun pioneering achievement* In the TB control Here. In 1945. Dr. John Adcock Sylvan Tagg made th? initial clinical studies of streptomycin. Streptomycin is c.ne of the ttiree drugs discover- , ------ ------------- 77' family were Bunday d I n n e: Tuewdsy. Nov 9, at the Woodland Manorial Library. Speaker for the evening will be Arthur Ol*on. Barry County Juvenile ' officer The president will call lhe meeting to orter »l •T’-”1- xSi."?„T ™ - PHOTOGRAPHER S HOURS - 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. . . All 5 Days LARGE SIZE UNMOUNTED A Terrific Value for Only 99° , I • Yel. Additional Paolographs May ba Order­ I Children'! Groupi Si ' , ' Extra Par Person No Age Lirnil ed al reeionsble prices Ideel Gills. Only 1 Speoel Per Family AT THIS STORI ONLY 126 N in Hastings Christie. * Mr. George Hoyt ol Plains ell visited hl* brother, Mr and Mrs Charles Hoyt. Sunday * David Blough ot MSU spent the weekend with his parents. Mr. and Mra. Forrest Buehlrr and Mr and Mrs Dan Postma attended the >Masonlc dinner ro Hastings Sunday. * Mrs. Vivian Vlerk and Joannie,of Charlotte and Mr*. Betty Usbarne of Carl- family visited Mr. and Mra Gary Kidder and family at Caledonia, Saturday. Oct. 16 Mr and Mra Bill Blough at­ tended the funeral of her groat uncle. Ralph Thompson al the Farley Funeral Home in Battle Creek Saturday. Oct. 16. * Mr. and Mrs Bill Blough attended Kyser home in Battle Creek, honoring the birthdays of Jerry Kyser. Mrs. Harriet Wilson of Marshall. Mn Dorothy Parish of Battle Creek and Mr. Bill Blough, local. * Mr. and Mra. Firrest Buehler spent tile Oct. 16th utekmd with Mr. and Mra Donald MorgVnthalre al Flint * Mr. and Mrs Otto Kunde and Mr. and Mra. Sam Roush enjoyed color tour and dinner in Cold- lings were Wednesday. Oct. 13, .supper guests of thfir daughter. Mr. and Mra. Dean\atu£rt Mr. and Mra. Ben Christie and daughter. Mr and Mra. Dean SUiart and family and Mr and Mrs. Robert Moore and family attended thr Thornapple Dis­ trict Camp Fire Saturday * Ben Christie, Tim Kidder. Roi.-rt Moore and Dean Stuart camped out with'the Boy Scouts. * Mr. and Mra. Jay Wing were Sunday. unring lot the 4th row' Jo mikt it inolhtr record break­ er. Thr Codft Boyi ire starting eight out to deal you tn. Aat bKk you up lonj and ilrong Now. are you ready for a car ts tad as the bKkiai? So beautifully different it never says "me, loo" about you’ Ready. Ann. fire! Away from dull driving with Dodge Polata ~ big buy from a better baby otf Wayne were Sunday Mrs J«se Blough * Mike und Kathy Blough were weekend a Wcdnoday dinner and tn erUy. Mr. and Mra. Keith Blough of Grand Rapids, w Mr. und Mrs Henry Kauffman and fam­ ily of Vandalia were Sunday supper guests of Mr. and Mra. Clair Chun. Mr. and Mrs. Forreot Buehler daughter and family. Mr jid Mrs dart Harris of Detroit. * r. and Mrs Claud R3 Hastings, Saturday Gill, who are returning to a rnisaton station in Africa. » Mr. and Mra Charles Gibbs called on Mr and Mra. Clarence Vaughn of Hartings Sunday w Mr and Mra. Robert Brooks of Hastings • “ inday evening visitors at last week with her daughter and family. Mr. and Mn Jarno Sheehan ot Grand Rapids Hastings Motor Sales Used Car Center SIRS Cor. Michigan Ave. at Court St.. Hastings Phone Wl 5-3903 Job the Dnlft ReMBM-furMtHd te drive yew happy! daughter were Sunday supper iroerxs of Mr. and Mra Ronald Christie of Battle Creek. W a Tuesday visitor at hU sistre. Bonita Demond ot CAledanln was a Saturday overnight and Sunday visitor of Mr. and Mra. Morton Meeeear. * Mr. and Mra. Frank Dutcher attended the Hoffman funeral at lhe Calvury Brethren Church Bunday. * Mr. HASTINGS MOTOR SALES 220 E. Slots St Hotting, Phons Wl 5-2454 �4 The Hastings Banner SattlM T1<rw—Hew I t» • nun*?. Nnobn 4. 1965 Mrs. Kellogg of Cloverdale Dies Following Stroke Mrs. Crane of Rambler Dealer Middleville Dies "frp U . ^ Diamond Watch un Middleville died Monday evening, W. T. (Tubby) Bernier, HasOct. 25. at Grand Rapids Oaten-1 tings American Motors/Rambier Hospital. She •Is survived 1 pathic *' ~ — ——>•—<■1d«uer, is wearing a new dlaby her husband, Leo; three daughters. Mrs John (ArveUai 1cause of his sale* record during Howell of Middleville. Mra. O. D. old K. Keikigg. 84. Cloverdale. pm this Wednesday at the Renton-Smith Funeral Heme at Delton with the Rev. George Marshall officiating and burial In the Prairieville Cemetery. Mrs. Kellogg waa stricken and Mrs. Prank (Jeanette) Mc­ Comb of Grand Rapids. Kight grandchildren. and one bro’bar, Mellon W. Btlmpson, Tampa. Fla, Services were held at the Beel­ er Funeral Home In Middleville on Thursday, Oct. 28 at 2 p.m. "President's Award" program at Rev. Harold Taber officiated and dealer meetings throughout tho Nation during August and Sep­ tember. 1964. Cemetery, under auspices He told the dealers to "throw Middleville Chapter No. 17 they concentrated their time on Teaches Acrobatic For Masters' Meet AT UNITED CHURCH WOMEN’S MEETING—Our exchange student. Chrysul Case taught acroIn addition. Abernethy prom­ vntlc dancing at tiie Phil Oster- ised to have a diamond embedhouse Dance Studio In Grand mmu™ « “ku>" “ •«“>»■: .huh ante. puun mi<» ■re attending Ha»- brief talks at the meeting tu be held al the Evangelical United Brethren Church al 11:36 pjn. From left Io right are Carol Henderson. Ireland, living with -Mr. and Mrs. Yemen Engle; Birgit Brodt. Germany, living with Mr. and Mrs Robert Gaskill. Dowling: Hilda Carson. Ireland, living in- and Flrvo Alrio. Finland, living with Mr. and Mrs. Don Springer.—Banner photo. cultivated flowers In «X) BC. the Greek poet Sappho called More tluui 7C-0 American Mo­ thia plant "queen of flowcra." tors flam bier dealers qualified Clcop-.tirn bathed in rone water, for a "President's Award" wrist and probably slept in a insurer* watch. Muffed with roM petab. United Church Women will observe World Community Day In Dan Allerdin; Dies Suddenly Here Saturday s Every inch a nigged John Deere at the Evangelical United Breuh- Clair Kirk Otis. 71. of 483"1, Mias Nyla-Jo Dasty freshman of Spring Arbor College attend­ Harper Road. Holt, died Wed ed a Charlottr-HaMlnp game ne.'xlay, Oct. 20, al Ann Arbor. Friday and continued on i»me .for a wonderful weekend. , 1.0 o. .n.llfcri, tv* • , mw— of World War I. » membw of Florida They plan to return to Barracks 235. and the Holt. HasUngs next April Presbyterian Church. ! Mike Otu*<-tw are leavSurvivtng are his wife. Esther; i lnK jgonday for Florida where -nn— rUlv —f l.n.ln. and ___ ___ _ a «a._ waa.a_ _ aw— Mwry Ol ur*uu , adOnB* Will uc: tta. Box ISH. grandchildren; one brother. Leon Ehm-jw, Trailer Park. Zephyrof Maaon. and four sisters. Mrs. WUa jqa 335599 William Unington of Hustings. ’ WarTMt w„ Mra. William Suaka and Mrs. * Clarence Corp. bo«h of L a n- , ‘ Frceoort^Ts the Baptist Church and the Pru­ administration claims that the dence Nobles GES Chapter at funner administration blanketed In addition to her husband, i ? realty loyal group." Inlyre and Mra. Paul (Margaret) I Diarhante of Battle Creek and* 000 of the State's 47.000 civil Mra. Sally Newington of Clover-1 Michigan's Service sys­ dale; 10 grandchildren; five •- Civil “ ■ great grandchildren; tier moth-! tem applies the merit principal to more jobs tlian any other political clubs plus three pw- er, Mra Steven* of Huntington. I slate. ■ University of Illinois PlMlp* of South Bend. Ind . and political scientist told an Inter- । commori. national conference of public Mn. Bruce Kline of Huntington. ‘ Ind. She is a grandmother of -personnel administrators meeting David McIntyre of WBCH. .1 1, NOW ,nd Public Affaire reported on ids study of "merit and patron- day. p■SS“ GRAVEL The afternoon gathering will begin with a 12:30 pm. luncheon. Funersi rervicea for Daniel E. Bnng table service and a dish lo Allerdlng. 58. R3 Hastings, who ___ Hl* be died suddenly on Saturday mom- i furnished. A nurrery -----------ing. Oct. 30. in the office of a available for small children. local physician following an ap- , Mra olen Brower, chairman, jorent heart attack, wen- held jvui invited as sprelil gurels lhe which specifically compared polntces In lhe civil service hare Stale civil service in Ohl<\JUlat the Ixon.vd-OiKtxxl Funeral (lve exchange students who are nols. and Michigan. wnm. «> a I attending Hostings High School He described the Michigan I thU year. They are Carol Hen­ Related and burial ' demon, from Ireland; Birgit than 120 of the State's M.000 I Brodt. Germany; Hilda Carson, live political neutrality.' Aug. 28. 1907, ths son of Daniel and I’lrvo Atro. Finland. and Maybclle <Studlei Aller- I The girls will shore their Imdl?5' .... „ . 'preaslons and experiences tn Battle Creek were dinner gumu He attended the Fish 8,-l»ool , .. ol Mra. Donna WUklna on Sun­ and Hasting High School and from civil sarvice tn Ohio and day. and in the afternoon they tings cn July 28. 1920. She died.1* conducted at tiie tobhr, by Illinois arid political tampering Visited Mrs N<«fonfc sister, Mrs _ ....... ...» ... ... Ilv, u— u—< n— with civil service jobs themselves___ _____ __ „ _____ _ ____ "In Ohio, he said, "the merit al Bronson Hospital, Kalamasy&lein is turned off und on llko soo. Jollowing an auto accident, Stan Trumble, C.LU. Q(MUTY?&ce//e/}f.' PRfCE? IS THE TIME TO PREPARE FOR NEXT SPRING'S MUD! Enjoy o good drivewoy and parking area all winter ond be assured of a firm surface, to drive and walk on when it thaws next spring. Phone us now! DELIVERED AND SPREAD TO YOUR DESIRED DEPTH. New York Life Phone Vermontville PENHOCK PRODUCTS NASHVILLE, MICHIGAN 259-7298 with the rending church’s name. HasUno Moose Lodge, the ln «>l» per pound processing HasUnga Legion of the Moore, cirarge (cheeks payable to Mra ! Hastlngv and Middleville How- i Delmond Culler, treasurer Ung Asaaciationv and lhe The theme of World Cotnmun-, UAW-CIO Local 414. ity Day for 1965 Is Lally’s Mb-In addition to his wife. Grace, ‘olon In World Affairs tie is survived by one daughter, ’ During the worship service a I tfrs Paul (Jean* Sisson erf R2 fta» "Nation Building—a Chanaa«^AaiH». wutc a»ajrou’1* ogw. ; a»a w a caaLx: "Hi life James Nell of Ent Air FVxue I offering will go to a project in Base. Goto.: Herman Nell of Chile to aid in the training of « Buriliutton. WU., and ----------Kenneth womcn k, backward and rural j JOHN DEERE LAWN t GARDEN TRACTOR i daughters. Mrs. Ronald (Joyce) ding of Byron Center; a Goodyear BROS. Implements Ph. Wl 5-5052 1Z4 N. Jcffvrwo T The whole program will point out to local women Important of United Church Women. Toledo. Olilo; three dren. Grand Rapids and Mr, and Mrs. Roger Wellman war dinner Chrystal Case Dancers Perform At Medical Unit ChryMnl CWe Donee Studio Wellman. Monday evening call- students entertained patients at Medical Facility. Those partici­ pating were Sharon and Maxda Gilmore. Anne Weywman. Janice Hawk Kathy Armstrong, Raeanne Miller. Michelle Prey, Pam DRUG STORE Lola Ranguette. Barbara White Melinda Hammond, Marla Burch. Margaret Richards. Bruce Smith. COUGH & COLD •< ■'-A / good. Robert Main and Millan, RELIEF CENTER CHRISTMAS CLUB ■1 Be Prepared to Combat Winter Colds FOR MERRIER GIFTING BiSUPER ANAPAC __ J SUPER ANAPAC COLD TABLETS Helps Everywhere A Cold Hurts Relieve headache, watery eyes, acheall-over feeling, simple sinus area congestion, reduce fever,. 24’s QQ4 Being ready for emergen cies means that our Rexall Pharmacist must keeb fresh stocks on drugs that rarely ever may be u sed... just so the one drug you may need in an emergency will be available. Rely on our Rexall Pharma­ cist to fill your next pre­ scription promptly from our complete, fresh stock of pharmaceuticals. W Rexall Super Anapac COLD RELIEF Formulas are also avsUabia in these forms: • ANTI COUGH COLD TABLETS • NASAL SPRAY • COUGH SYRUP • LOZENGES • NASAL INHALER • CHEST RUB ANO STEAM INHALANT • SUPER ANAPAC JR. COLD TABLETS . JR. CHEWABLE COLD TABLETS « JR. COUGH SYRUP YOUR PRESCRIPTION PHARMACY PRESCRIPTION 126 Eait 1M1 St. H>«.. Wl 5 2666 riMM Wl 5-2466 Christmoi giving it fun .. but it can put a dent 1966 Christmas Club in the budget. Next Chrii make sure of a opens November 8th! '66 Christmas Choose the Christmas merrier, bill-free holiday.. Club which will open on Novel ir 8th save Club Plan right for a little each weak. Camo next November, you'll you and your shopping have a nice big check for all your shopping. needs. PHARMACY Jacob's Hostings 777*777*^ Personal Mention At Holt Wednesday , of Traverse City. osteopathic Osteopathic Hospital Hospital In in Grand Grand • Scrvlrer. were held on Saiur- jUpl<u Warren, who weighed 6 day st the Holt I'reibytrelan „>undA. i ounces, has a sister. ; Church and interment was al, —— — the Maple Ridge Cemetery In Mr. and Mra. Arthur Robin­ Charles and Olive Etta <8chu- Holt. Military Mrrvioea were by : son ol Berrien Spring* spent | the weekend with Mrs. Albert She married Mr. Kellogg on Reed. an 16. 1917, at Benton Harbor. grocery store owner and meat Mr. and Mra. Richard Hughre Tljcy had lived in the Clover- ruder m Lansing for many years : of Arlington. Tcxaa. tiave been . vURlng her alster. Mra. Karl C. moving there from Kalamacoo Mrs Karl C. Paul left for From 1948 to 1947 she was a Florida Monday. Nov 1 and will viiit her daughter and family. durinc October Michigan’s Civil Service Best of Women Plan Special Program Any State, Report United Church 1 T" Mrs. Linington's Brother Succumbs ifoicih National Bank of Hastings DIPtalTJ IN1URID UP TO $10,000.00 Ffc. 651-2791 �Only KROGER Has DOUBLE Top Value STAMPS Every WEDNESDAY! Over 6,000 Low, Low Prices Plus the Old Fashioned Savings off —DOLLAR DAYS----- Del Monle . t* i«. CREAM STYLE CORM Sltced Del Mode DOLE PINEAPPLE WHOLE KERNEL CORN re Ur FOULD'S MACAROHI Nestle's Milk Bar or Del Mode . SPINACH B.. i 50 wt temg sin ter CUT GREEK REANS Plentedh New Hickory or Pixxi flavored COCKTAIL PEANUTS HUNTS CATSUP >* ic. M U o. wl. tai Del Monle 1 ql. 14-ox. cent BEL MONTE CATSUP PINEAPPLE-GRAPEFRUIT DRINN Avondale <x Skwl TOMATOES DEL MONTE PEACHES Seems hko old limes al Kroger »* cm Del Monte these days lhe way your DEL MONTE CATSUP SLICED REACHES dollars go so much farther. D.wn Fmb Mu»S<o«m, 2 i-o. wl u* * C.oUwd Del Monte How come? Our volume is BOLE PINEAPPLE huge - our profit is low (only Del Monle in. dollar). All these savings are cm ’ M LEG OR LOIN s ■ I O PORK ROAST | «— GREEN BEANS M O^kUu. CHILI SAUCE •boul If on our iotal sales n« -i NEL MONTE PUS <m . Del Monle passed on Io our customers FRUIT COCKTAIL through gia«y savings events, like DoUaj Days Plus Top Sliced or Halvat Value Stamps. Dal Monle - c- Peach Pniervas, Cherry Prastrvis. Strawberry PrtsirvBS, Blueberry Pnssnes. Boysenberry Preserves, ApricotPreserves. Blackberry Preserves or Red Raspberry Preserves -> BEL MONTE PEACHES Drugs Msrmlade, Grape Preserves. Plan Preserves. Pinawie Preserves. Elderberry Jelly bt Strawberry Jelly iJ-ez. , Cherry Jelly.BCBlackberry Jelly io « wt, ,/ MIXED VEGETABLES Tender DEL MONTE PEAS LAYER CAKE Crabapple JsBy. AppleariRt Jelly. Apple Jelly. Grape Jelly to-ox wt, A Gimmes Apple Jalty U-oz. wi 1 Stowod-1-ft>, can BEL MONTE TOMATOES U. S. Choice Tenderay U.S. CHOICE I Chuck Roast Pork Chops V S. Choice Tenderay U. S. Choice Tenderay Sihcr Hauer DELICIOUS APPLES Semi • Boneless Smoked ww. Hams °r Half U.aS. Choice Tenderly T-Bone», Steak* Whole Tenderly PORK LOINS Tenderay BEEF BEEF SIDES Forequarters -69/ -43/ Mel-O-Soft — Frozen Poultry Specials! — BUIE CHOPS TURKEYS * 39/ Chickens «. 39/ Tender LOAVES Town 'n Country 1 YELLOW ONIONS - 59/ fc 69/ LAME LESS Skulttr Rust Country Club Hygrade'i Rootled or 99K n> 59/ POLISH SAUSAGE* 59/ Kwick Krisp Country Club SllcedBacti:».»u>1.39 Bramckwelger 149/ Kwick Krisp Singleton Reedy Io Cook Sliest Bacu in. Hr 79/ FnznSWe. "S, 99/ F..cf*.'. LURCH MEATS FrtzaSHrW‘S’1.97 Singleton Ready Io Cook >>59/ CELERY 25 STAMPS CABBAGE GLASS MARSH SEEDLESS, DUNCAN & RED SEEDLESS with 6lh weak matter coupon & $5 or more purchati 25 20T Oil Libel Imlrnt Nescife«iff0 । Mandarin Oraages 3 * TH-lb frown - MICHIGAN - 29/ 3 ’1 MmJ SWted l.iliU. U.S, No. 1 Michigan Waists or Pecans J Russet Potatoes CARROTS V*. w Del Mills Can 8 ««* Spwwch VmT Avondale frozen FRENCH FRIES STAMPS *1.22 Banquet FraH Pies 5 BEEF Hindquarters । Tender You ON-THE-ROCKS NOG FOOD । 1 n*c« UMI CHOPS a >1.29 FRANKS 2 Hh *39/ Ducklings «■ 39/ -- ------------------------------Tenderay -49/ Lamb Sbodder White Bread Tatty ROASTING Orleans HORSEMEAT POPEYE POPCORN TEXDEUY Center Cut Rib Round Steak Sirloin Steak FRYERS STAMPS ' Nestle's Crunch Dir Cut Up frozen RUMP ROAST Del Monle PINEAPPLE-ORANGE BRINK ><.<« » 12 to 16 Ib Grade STAMPS - >** 99/ Ib. bag 10-lb 9 25 STAMPS RED GRAPHS �Howard Davis Of Lake Odessa Dies Suddenly Glories of Past Samaria Buried In the Centuries Funeral aervlcea fur Howard P. QRANGEVH.LE S. KALAMO BAPTIST CHURCH PENTECOSTAL CHURCH Rev. Arbutus Hurless. Pastor W. Glen Campbell. Pastor 2 Miles South of Gun Lake ErangcllfUc service, 7:30 pm. 9:45 am. Bunday school. 11 am. Morning wotahlp. — Evening worship. HASTINGS WESLEYAN 7. r pm. Wednesday. *30 pm Blb)e 1 METHODIST CHURCH The majority Ilves in Nablus. ..J ... for X' Ulrhlrun Zr P RS CEDAR CRE1K BIBLE CHURCH Rev. Olson W. Clark, Pastor Campground Rd.. 8 miles south Wl 8-3212 of Hastings MILO BIBLE CHURCH Uonal Grogruhpic Society ray*. Pastor, Donald Tack R3 Delton 11 am. Morning worship ser­ About 150 live across the border Bunday school, 10 am. Rev. j-'rank Crabb vice. hospitality Sunday. Bcraion: in Israel Worship, 11 am. A. J. Spoelstra. Pastor Youth meeting, 6:15 pm. to fulfill Jeremiah's prophetic Bunday school. 10 am. Home." lamentation. "How dotli the Worship, 11 am. Wednesday prayer meeting and city ait solitary that was full of cilliy. Bible study, 7:30 pm. CARLTON CENTER 6: 30 pm. Youth Fellowship. widow! she that was great METHODIST CHURCH 7: 30 pm. Evening Gospel Hour. FIRST CHURCH OF GOD Sermon: The Satanic Trinity." among nations, and princess Rev. RlcIrani VandenBoech' 1330 N. Broadway, Hastings । Wed,, 7:30 pm. prayer und among the province*. . . . '• Sunday school, 10:15 am. I At one time in tiie Middle Rev. George J. Hubor, Pastor - Morning worship, 9:15 am. । Bible study. Phone 945-3195 7:30 ChMM choir practice. Ueft. Tte number is now slowly Where a Christian Experience .-McCallum united WESLEYAN ' increasing. High Priest Amran BRETHREN IN METHODIST CHURCH HASTINGS BAPTIST CHURCH 10 am. Sunday school. CHRISTCHURCH i —— Hickory Corners. Michigan 11 am. Morning worship. "The Chureh in the Wildwood"«"**?• “‘tributes tte gains to two Rev. Russell Houseman. Pastor Rev. Vaughn B. Jensen, Pastor — • factora: theconversion of outOtis Lake Road 10 am Sunday rehool. 7:30 pm. Evening worship. Director of Music and Youth Rev. I.-aac Osgood. Pastor 11 am. Morning worship, jun­ imunlty. and the end of cen­ 7:30 pm. Wednesday prayer. Morning worship, in am. ior chureh and nursery provided. turies-long persecution. Sunday school, 11 il a.m. v-m nm Jrvirstmday HASTINGS Wednesday, 7:30 p.m. Family I M{2^1ice J* nASSEMBLY. OF GOD CHURCH1 Night light. Aduita. Adults, Youths. Juniors ■— Blwtt ; 11 am. Junior church. Poi and Children. 8:30 pm. Choir 'lun* 10 ^rtca' **“ »“*»>“■ 102 E. Woodland Avenue children 4 to 8 years old. to show tilldca and tell us of her 8 pm. Teen choir rehearsal. work ttere Prayer meeting and Bible study 11 am. Morning worship. STONEY POINT 6:30 pm. AU Young People's Wednesday evening nt Mr. und rm stair called Itself Judah. 8 pm. Young People's sendee. FREE METHODIST CHURCH meetings. Rev. Gwenneth Sebring, Pastor 7 pm. Evangelistic service. an executive meeting following swept down upon Israel. Thou10 am. Bunday school. 7 pm. Wednesday service. tor, music, hymn sing. 11 am. Preaching. Monday — *30. pm. Pioneer HASTINGS CONGREGATION 8 pm. Preaching. Inany farmer* were left behind. Girls Clute. OF JEHOVAH’S WITNESSES They intermarried with lhe in­ Tueeday Actlvitlm TRINITY GOSPEL CHURCH 220 West Colfax Street Durfee vaders. becoming the Rnebcors 1118 Jordan Lake Street Bunday Public Talk. 3 pm. Clute. Lake Odewa I PA. Campgrounds Watchtower Bible Study, 4:15 Dy Mrs. John Hook Surviving northern Israelites Phone DR 4-8277 slanary Society meeting. Rev. Jerry Boomer, Pastor Diana Davis spent the week- religion. Orthodox Jews in tho Wednesday AoUvlUea Bunday school. 10 urn. HASTINGS I end at home. * Sunday supper south made Jerusalem. capital Worship service. 11 am. FREE METHODIST CHURCH ol Judah, tho religious center 9 am. Women's prayer tend. Young People's service. 7 pm. Boltaood and E State Road Davis and Bernard were Mr and Evening, service. 8 pm. Rev. Marvin Slckmlller. Pastor Mrs. Donald Cheney and Parker Bible study. Bible Study Wed . 7:30 pm. Sunday school. 9:48 am. 8:30 pm. Adult choir rehearsal. Morning worship, 10:45 am. George Stanford called on Mr*. Roger Davfc Tuesday. * Mr. and Babylun. When the exiles. reMIDDLEVILLE CHRISTIAN tallon Boy’s Clubs. Wednesday prayer, 7:30 pm. Mrs. Ed Rice called on Mrs Nursery for all services. A warm invitation U extended REFORMED CHAPEL Russell Boiyen of Battle Creek id rebuilding their temple. The _ 708 W. Main Street Tuesday. * Don Olner of Algon­ 6amm-!!nn.n offered to help, but Rev. Earl Schlppcr thls friendly church. PLEASANT VALLET UNITED quin Lake. Forest Falconer of Worship. 10 am BRETHREN CHURCH Welcome Corners were Thursday d ans win questioned the racial Sunday school. 11:18 am. world-wide Free Methodist callers of Homer Hammond. * and religious integrity of the Max M. Ovrnshlre. Pastor Evening wonhip. 7:30. broadcast over WFUR. ■ Sunday callers at the Homer Samaritans OYC groups Wed. 4-5 pm. The Samarttona built a rival Young People, Thursday,7 pm. 8T. ROSE CATHOLIC CHURCH Hammond home were Mr. and Mrt. Claude Hammond, Orville temple on Mount Ocrizim. near Hammond, of Hinds District. Rev. David Hawley. Assistant Christian Endeavor, 7 pm. THE CHURCH OF JESUS Miss Bonnie Bponable. Mrs. Darrell Starbard, president. CHRIST OF LATTER Genevieve Maklcy of Hastings Junior Christian Endeavor, 7 DAY SAINTS I, Saturdays, 7:30 am. on Bun- and Clayton Erb of Byron Cen­ pm. Betty Ovenahlre, director. ter. * Mr. and Mrs. John Hook telling the parable of tiie Good were Sunday dinner guest* . of Missionaries, phone MS-9252. *Dally Masses, 7 and Mrs. Zella Fisher of Comstock. pm _ClaM leaders. Clayton Mota CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE ST. AUGUSTINE, 307 E. Marshall Street MIDDLEVILLE Minister. Dale R. Harvey may become pouJble in the fu­ UNITED BRETHREN IN Bunday Mass. 9aj 410 E. Madison. M5-5O65 ture to inject students with CHRIST CHURCH 9:45 am. Church school. Supt. knowledge. In a recent experi­ through 2J00 years E. Colfax at N. Boltwood ST. AMBROSE CATHOLIC Loyd Martz. ment; u chemical taken from the CHURCH AT DELTON IX am. Morning worship. bralu* of r.vts that had learned 9: 30 am. Morning wonhip. 7:30 pm. Wed, Bible IStudy Rev. Fr. Denis P. Nash. Pastor p h a b e t resembling ancient Junior church. Sunday Masses: 7:30, 11 am. Phoenician. , Bounty | Injected 10: 30 am. Bunday school. into o___ ____ _____ __________ _______________ As their Bible,_________ tte asmarltana _ _____ OUR LADY OF GREAT OAK. roui rejpLndtd us if they hud, itoognize only thu Pentateuch, 7 pm. Evening service. DOWLING ,, i •; t; BAPTIST CHURCH' trad prmilAr teaching. . ’ Ure firat five books of the Old Bunday Mass. 9 am. Former Freeport High School WOODBURY UNITED BRETHREN CHUHC1I Worship service. 11 am FIRST METH0DI8T CHURCH FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH pm. thia Wednesday at the Broadway ana center Streets Rev. George Elliott Ihckena Chapel with the Rev. Willard H. Curtis. Minister Rev. John Joldersma Paul Bennehoff officiating with Bunday. Nor. 7. ■ burial in Greenwood Cemetery Saturday, 3 to 4:30, Wcalcy nt FowlervUIe. Nursery provided. Broadcast of Bingen PolURlng party. Bunday, Loyallty Bunday. Worship service 8 :30 a m., folon Aug. 1. 1903. Ur: son of Otis and Allie (Bennett* Davis. 6:30 Junior High Youth Fel­ 9.45 Church school. lowship al lhe church. 6:80 Senior High Youth Fel­ Wesley alngeni will sing. lowship at the church. 6 pm. Wesley singers rehearsal. 8 Adult DUcuaslon Group. Monday—7 Boy Scout*. 7 pm. Jr. High MYF. Wednesday Activities Sr. High MYF. Monday. 7 pm. Troop 73. 1:15 Circle ' —* ------- - the 8 pm. Official Board meeting. raised and trained hones for the Thursday, 3:30 pm. Children's United Block Firm at Leonard. Thursday Activities choir rehearsal. 3:30 pm. Carol choir rehearsal. Circuit Churches locution and the Michigan Horseman s Association. Givesway.* He is survived by his wife, three sons. LaVcmc and Arnold Worship service, '9:30 am. of Jackson and George of Dav|Church school. 10:30 am. '*>n: a daughter. Mrs Gordon (Helen* Brown of Woodland, a step-daughter. Mrs. Winifred Quimby Chureh Shuler ot Rockwall, Texas: nine ymndchildren: his mother. Mrs. Allie Devi* of Sunfield; a sister, Worship service. 11:30 am. Mra. Charlea (Gertrude) Gra­ ham. and two brothera. Harold BALTIMORE U. B. CHURCH of Pinckney and Laverne 10 ojn. Bunday school. 7:30 pm. Evangelistic service, Nov. 7. with Rev. W. O. Bcaaon. ■ nt Bunday morning, Nov. 7-14. Rev. Beason Is a retired pastor and evangelist with the United Brethren In Christ. Music with Woodland Sunday evening. Nov. Harbor Lights quartette of Battle Creek Bunday morning, Nov,, 14. Everyone Invited. EMMANUEL EPISCOPAL CHURCH Broa'dway al Center Rev. Don M. Oury, Rector 9 am. Holy Communion. 11 am. Holy Communion and children. DON’TWAIT "TOOLATE Hefore the little woman gets on your neck about the house being cold and draliy... before you're yourself some low-cost storm (MilASS and get 'em up. It's cavy! Just cut with shram and Holds IN heat-keeps OUT oJd ... saves up to 40% on fuel HASTINGS EVANGELICAL UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH H. J. Buwaida, Minister Office hours 'Tuesday through Friday. 9 am. to noon. Any other Ume by appointment Bunday Schedule fur all. Nursery provided. mon: "Stability Amidst Cteca." Text Hebrews 13:8. Organist: Mrs. Ruth We*t. Youth Department H.E\.O.<;iASS last* for year* 8 pm. Reception for Rev. Tsyat t fraction the exmt of gio**. < Inly 90e u Mjuare yard at your Village of Woodbury local hardware or lumber dealer,­ --Through tte week of Nov. 7 Bunday school, 9:45 am. Mondaj'y-Teen Fellowship. -7-9 ____________________________ L Worship, 11 am. pm. ) ■ Junior church far children. 4-9. WcdnMday. Day of Prayer and Youth choir rehearsal. Wed.. Bible study. GET FLIX-O-CLASS AT 9:30 a.m. Morning group. tip service. 7:45 art 7 pm. Evening group. . Youth 1 Mlowshlp. Wed, 7 8 pm. Cliancel ctoir rehearsal. Bible Study and prayer Gerald Ootroch. director. Friday — World Community Ice. Wednesday, 8 pm. at R Day. United Churchwomen'a larry home, wast of church. luncheon. Potluck at 13:30 at the church. y Saturday library open 2>4pm. BAPTIST CHURCH HARDWARE » APPLIANCES Delton, Mich. Gleaners class party, 5:30 at Rev. David Honeywell, Pi tte church. 142 I. State St. Bunday school, 10 am. Worship. 11 am. WOODLAND Phona Wl 5-2983 Evening worship. 7 pm. CHURCH OF THE BRETHREN Mid-week Fellowship. 7 pm. 8319 Coals Grove Road Rev. Charles Gibbs, Pastor Worship services, 9:45 am. BIBLE CHURCH GET FLIX-O-CLASS AT Bunday school. 10:48 am. Junior choir, 4 pm. Thursday. LaRoy Kenney, Pastor Adult choir practice. Wednes­ 11 am. Morning worship. day. 7:30 pm. IP am. Bunday school. Music Commlsalon at parson­ age. Thursday, 7:30 pm. pm. Pioneer Girls WOODLAND UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH Ocorge Bpcas. Pastor BUILDING SUPPLIES 15<B Johnson. Lake Odessa, Mich. CHAPEL Sunday school. 10 am. 811 E. Railroad St. Rev. Chsdmcr Miller, Pastor Morning worship, 11 am. Christian Endeavor, 0:30 pm. Phone RO 5-3503 Phono Wl 5-2423 Praysr service. Wed, 8 pm. Sunday school. 9:30 am. Public invited. • / Thursday prayer service, 7:30. E. L Carpenter Hardware East Side Lumber Co. COATS GROVE CHRISTIAN CHURCH ESH WILL FURNISH ALL BUILDING Don't forget Christian Endea- FINISH YOUR HOME fylUl Will include and Finance Complete Electric, Plumbing, Heating Systems, and Kitchen Cabinets At Low Additional Cost! Toward Completion of Your Home! M?anupcUib*M» Mi.: JW-lffl HASTINGS SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST CHURCH Iber. Pastor Ph. Wl 8-5319 TV. WOOD. Channel 8. Bunday, Voice of Prophecy. Radio WJEF 1230, 8'40 am. Yoder KILPATRICK UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH M-66 Woodland Rev. R. A. Hoffman 10 am. Bunday school. 11 am. Worship service. 8 pm. Evening service. Yoder Sunoco II am. Worship service. 7:30 Dm. Evening service. 7:30 pm. Wed. prayer service. For Information, can K. W. LAKEWOOD E.U.B. CHURCH Rev. Carl SUveraalL Pastor Bunday school, 11 am. Sunday worship, 7:30 pm. Wednesday worship for entire family. . Adults Bible study and prayer. 7:30. Youth Fellowship, 7:30 pm. Boys and girls fellowship, 7:30. Choir practice, 8:30. 1308 8. Hanover Street lb am. Sunday school. DELTON METHODIST CHURCH Marcius E. Taber, Minister Church Study, Bunday, 9: HASTINGS GRACE BRETHREN CHURCH Cor. of Jefferson and E. Center Rev. Russell Sarver, Pastor Bunday school, 10 am. Warship, Bunday, 11 am , Worship hour, 11 am. Youth Fellowships, Bunday, 6 Bunday evening service. 7 pm The Bible, the whole Bible and Prayer Group, Tuesday, 9:30 nothing but lhe Bible. Chatice! Choir rehearsal, NORTH IRVING WESLEYAN om, Tliursday. METHODIST CHURCH Cor. of Bisson and Buehler Rood BOWENS MILLS CHAPEL Henry VanTtl, Evangelist Morning service, Bunday school, 10 am. . n. Bunday school. Morning worship, 11 am. Young Peoples service, 7 pm. Evangelical service, 8 pm. FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, WOODLAND SCIENTIST METHODIST CHURCH Sunday school. II am. Reading room day and Saturday, Bunday school. 10 am. Morning worship, 11 am Youth Fellowship, 7:30 | Baltimore Church Has Special Services more United Brethren Chureh at Catholics Observe Special Feasts Roman Catholics Monday cele­ brated the Feast of All Saints Tcanunent, and reject the reas the dnly true prophet, and await a Mew Uh who will con­ vert all Nations to Bamaritanism. •This nation carries out the written, "and has always offered lhe proper 1 prayers to tte God of all creation that Ho might krtp ttem from all term, mlsfurtune. and all violence." Samaritans are resigned, how- as tte ataradn heaven for multi­ tude." The United States Capitol has served many purposes besides tte legislative ones, the National Ute another. historic building military cafeteria, chureh. black­ smith shop and bakery; It tea lias and musical concerts. Jack Echflnaw's Service SEE Gordon or Elwood LAKEWOOD BAPTIST CHURCH Community Room above Woodland Fire Station Flewelling of Grand Ledge U to be the evangelist at lhe Hastings Free Methodist Church starting Tuesday, night. Nov. 9. and con­ tinuing through Bunday. Nov. 21. Pastor Marvin Slckmlller has announced. The public Is invited to attend lhe .services in the church at the comer of Blate Road and Boltwood Street. FREE SHOCK CHECK Wed. prayer meeting. 8 pm. The little church with the big message. Phone 765-8971. Youth meeting. 8.18 pm. Evening Gospel Hour, 7 pm. Wednesday Prayer. 7:30 pm. -INSIDE AND OUTI EXTERIOR: PrestalMd shikas Sabbath school 9:30 am. Saturday worship. 10:45 am.. Durkee Road Charles Gibbs, Pastor Floyd Walter. Bupt. Bible school, io am. Worship hour. 11 am. Christian Endeavor Bunday. 6. PILGRIM HOLINESS CHURCH MATERIALS TO COMPLETELY CARLTON SEVENTH-BAY ADVENTIST CHURCH 320 N. Michigan Hastings SEE Freeport Rockhill & Bangharl 327 S. Jefferson Hostings SEE Chet or Rocky 57^ Get a free Monroe shock check and take advantage of this special offer of International stainless steel flatware for only $2.99 Lance's Cif go Service \ Jack or Ed Echtinaw Hastings Shell 135 E. Green Hostings SEE Lyle Sanborn Silcock Marathon MONROE 1436 S. Honovci 313 N. Broadway Hastings Hastings SEE SEE Gory Hartman Bob Silcock e Following Dealers Listed Marble's Standard V & J Mobil 202 E. State 227 I. State Hastings Hastings SEE SEE Fay Marble Vern Bowman �A »P is the Store that Sans You More! ' U.S.D.A. GRADE "A" "SUPER-RIGHT" QUALITY Country-Style Spore Ribs "Suls-IIGHT” 'SUPER-lUGHT' QUALITY j/ Ib QUALITY WHOA I O« RIB HALF—-»UP»a BJBHT- Pork Loins................................. PORK LOIN ROAST *■ “ 59 *-SUPIA WIOHT- 0AC 07 « aQ Strip Steaks.......................... “ 1 CUT FROM »OVT. INSMCTID PRVHRt FAt Fryer Legs................................. “ 59 Ground Round Steak .... “ •lUMiaiOKT" B0NILU1 NBW YORK CUT PROM OOVT. 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Z Barry r arms To Show Cattle At International th# book THE Griffin scientifically changed the color of th# f‘ mally white HASTINGS BANNER Highlights Interesting (Hl) Brown. Michigan State Unl- Mlchlcun State Unlveratty aoU FARM NEWS bnuo it# (mn anniversary m Chicago Stock Yard*. scheduled during the expcolUonk nine-day run. Including champ- Family Programs s itk “u.twp".".’? EpIk«9U ruUk Room. EXPERT TIRE SERVICE JIM BARR Tirt Shop U. S. ROYAL Best Buys on low Id Used Tire# LONG TERM 141 L WoedUnd Michigan Ara. Mwh 945-9411 dairyman often run# Swimming plan# when lhe GA_A. Club met on Tuesday. Oct. M. The firat of two probl eta principal payment# can groups to plunge Into the chlor­ ine water will do so on Nov. 20 In the Youth Building at Bailie Uon. Give* us many tilings to For a 12-week period, begin­ Mra. Whitfield, who direct# the strong, local leaders which made ning in January, every other MSU extension family living edu­ Thursday night will find the 84 »i?lcc wai cation program in the state, firmly member# of the club at the Has­ wCrr the believes that the recent siuft from tings Bow). 28 arena within the (Ute will mean where leader# are less qualified to do Uie tcachbig." Edm lw home economist# wfll serve thftc 28. mulU-county units.1 also provide training in home eco­ nomic# projects for 411 volunteer new facilities? Submitted by Donna HUB ways of helping people become aware of the available knowledge.' up with the ever-changing need# gan tamllic#. Thu U the expec­ of modem life. tation of Mra Lea Whitfield, as­ Local leadens will continue M sistant director of the Michigan an important part of the ejtawkm State University Cooperative Ex- See pg fob. the money you need to finance new farm facilities, repairs, expansion, etc. Long terms, low cost, no prepayment penalty. Maia Office Delton School Newt Barry Farm their work wilh Mteoston Extension Service continue family living education stQdy Calendar... groiuE. Thi# Is one of Uie beet <xm pound-for-pound In rations vnrabte. says Robert lllnea. Mich­ igan State University animal hu^andry specialist. atone wm the bool# for peapie* prejudice*. Thi# high well blind* will be aimed at helping the rural LunlUc# who have limited re- ‘New Look’ for years Oetoro Jam Day. Hastings High GA.A wifi be invited to this playday. The Gym will be divided Into sections with something different going on in each one. Activities will include gymnastics m well as a variety of game#. unacceptable to the whites." 'Georgia Miknla: "Really a fab­ ulous speaker — I wish every young person had a chance to hear him.” Basil Johnson: "John Griffin items on the agenda of this has a great Insight Into lhe rameeting wm a brush up an the Have that such things as educa­ rules for the Powder Puff foot­ tion and better living standards ball game that evening. Fattival at Bradley And to tho hour came. The Mtmbern of the Organic Soil Wolverenes, allo the "Juntara,* and Health Builders Club of coached by th# gym teacher. Ma­ Michigan, on# start member may Bradley Invite the public to their rte Knapp, tackled Ute Senior Bean., directed by Jeanette Thayer. -in their club- ’ Gorden Christensen and David to provide better education In fam­ l»u#c at Bradley. A colorful ily living. Bubble show, featuring Eiffel touchdown in the fourth quarter Mrs. Whitfield adek "Tltcrc's Plasterer, of Huntington. Ind., was made by Kathy TewelL Final merit in' having a co-warkcr. They will headline the free entertainnot only supplement each other, went beginning at 7:30 pm. tumble one thoroughly enjoyed Mlchlgan State University #d- by spectators and players alike. would probably lot of cartful planning." Brown plenty acceptable to the whites. This U not true. The problem is in ac­ modem dairyman in 1975 or 1980 difylng affect, ranging from two cepting the color Itself." He fur- must start planning now," Brown aoaerted. “H# should take every opportunity to visit modern dairy Betty Hyde wm unable to bear unit* and • get ideas. Ha .should Mr. Griffin but enjoyed other eper-d somi Ume with building lay­ speakers and the tour of the out ideas and build with long-range Upjohn office#. She Informs us cropped. lhe exhibits were very good, though crowded. Tiie Parent Teacher confer- HASTINGS OFFICE Delton Area SMITH BROS By Mrt. John Peabody MJEA. annual workshop on Oct. 20 and 21. Moro, area people at­ tended the Battle Creek saulon urc-3 for the high school were 30%-40%. Though percentage for hire speaker was John Howard 301 Mi $e. Michigan PAXKINC the working mother, the young homemaker. the family with pre- Production ot school children. Other program# • Will increase. ENRICHED 7 WAYS 1. New Turbo-Jet VS’* The motf advanced V8 going is now available in three versions. Which means you can order a remarkably efficient 396 cubic-incher that develops 325 hp. Or a remarkably efficient 427 cubic-incher with 390 hp or 425 hp. Crisp new styling it’s a fresh-styled Impala with new elegance from Vahaped grille to Which is where you'll spot a special new touch: wrap­ around taillights. FERTILIZER FACTS To begin th# evening, the boys will participate in drills to dem­ onstrate their skill# along with Winter. * Mra. RuaKU Peabody the use of equipment. This will be followed by an Inter-equad game of four • minute quarters. The Cub Whites will be coached body’s daughter, and family. Mr. Frank McMillan directing the sell Pegg front Hamilton rlsllcd Cub Cardinals. The enthusiasm and respon­ her sister and husband Friday siveness of both boys and their and Saturday. Mr. and Mra. Clyde Northuia * We sure wetmuch appreciated. Thia program come William KUgha# and daugbprepares and trains the boys K> SMITH advantage of thi* oppor­ explain# Mr. Allen. Rummage fclc —'---- J tale ;sponsored Delton MoUrer's tiler's Chib will BROS available, and UhOJetM • Woodland not until the mhl-lbUi century that ocean na~‘tabltahed on a The Delton Kellogg School board will meet at 7 pm. on Monday. Nov. 8. S6 Cherrold Impala Sport Conpe-onth qitp-liiud nnr Body by Either 6. New safety failures Padded instrument .pane), windshield wash­ er, wipers with twoapeed electric motor, outside rearview mirror, rear seat belts and back­ up light*—all standard on every ’66 Chevrolet. 7. Over 200 custom features You can have a field day ordering new luxuries like front-seat headrests and four-speaker FM stereo radio. Want to raise your standard of living it up? Your Chevrolet dealer’s N0WI CHEVROLETS JET-SMOOTHER ’66 IMPALA On Not. D the Delton Kellogg CitUens Advisory Committee will nomic# room. Election of officers tor the along with a discussion on the progress of the building program The second and final session on Modern Math with Dr. Han­ non from Western Michigan University will be al 7:30 N 11 in the high school library. thiri Is ONLY ONE Welcooe 1 with over more thu eriklett Driver Wvs $175 Levy Ids. was fined ITS plus 9100 oourt cost by Circuit Judge Archie CHEVROLE guilty, of, racJdan driving after He had bam arneted < Broadway tn Hustingn. See the new '66 Chevrolet, Chevelle, Chevy 0, Corvair & Corvette at your Chevrolet dealer's rcbidcnllal building by applying time- study- methods, according ally font,l products department. The department LARKE BUICK-CHEVROLET HASTINGS Moat Complete Fertiliser Service The Friday -cck will be lawan at their field. Don't forget the Aunt Jemima Pancake Supper tonight at the school from 5:30-7. again are November 5 and fl. Selling hours from 1 to 9 pm. on Friday and 9 am. to 6 pm. on Saturday. Edde Ellard will represent the school in the Cross Country fin­ als at Ypsilanti on Saturday, Nov. 6. 1435 5. HANQVER Central Michigan's Beginning at 7:30 this evening approximately W Junior High boys and their parents will gath­ er for th# football clinic. Thia is 2. Richer new Interiors Even by Impala stand­ ards, they’re impres­ sive. Luxurious new cloths are combined with supple vinyls (convertible and wagon interiors are all vinyl) in beautiful new Body by Fisher settings. 5. Racy Super Sport models Take your pick—an Impala Coupe or Convertible with new tapering Strato-bucket front seat* and console with storage compart­ ment. You also get a floor-mounted shift when you order the 4-speed, Powerglide or Turbo Hydra-Matic transmission r. N. Schuh with the approximately 50 or so daughter and family, Mr. and parent# he did too. The Delton Panthers brought Nettta Hoffman slatted her daughter and family In Kalamawhen they met the Olivet Eagles. It wm "Dad's Night" at the game. Bo. with fathers wearing their jerseys and cheering them Mra. Marshall mint called on Mrs. Myrtle could ‘they do? taken tunity The by the 4. A J#t-ameoth#r rid# A f ter Chevrolet engineers refined body, frame and suspension (even giving each body style it* own Kcial Full Coil springs) y got what they were after: an even gentler Jet­ smooth ride. Dairy Farm Expansion Needs Lime May be More Valuable Than Fertilizer PH. Wt 5-2425 USE BANNI.U WANT ADS! PHONE M5-I5M WELCOME MX) MM. �•—TlfF. HARTtMOB 'corporate .in order to fftnaUi competitive i and in erdrr to keep its sruue of I the onion market. | The processing qf potatoes is. another example MSU research- ; t-i* report tliat the per capita ■ cnsumpUon of potatoes ha* in-| I creased substantially in the last I decade thanks to the advent ofI ■ more procsssed forma of this' New methods of producing *«Hable. agricultural product* are beerxnStodies show that the !3 ing the rule, rather than the percent of the poUloe crop exception This Often means now proc-wed haa a grralcr । drastic shifts in production and reule asie* value than the 75 marketing centers. --------- »Agricultural Experiment Si­ Continued evaluation----of — tin1, tton rewarthere at Miehljart -------------- -----------------SUU University are curreuUy impact Ot ntw technologies is. trying to find uut how tbew plannrd to help growerv and cornea unexpt citrti happen sfw'hai only ifi Technologies Shift Ag Production raking off being done by a quick man w!k» pulled Um bundle off was large enough although the binder found them large and with a can of pineapple put up often luui to divide it, making it hard for him to finish hte station before Ute macldne cane around again making him I lie Amer Lean fanner and his friends. Her butter is made In one of the b<»'. equipped and cleanest saw waa owned by Luke Nichols rrcamerke in the State If »lw und rented by my fallxr to wants buttermilk, sire Ukza a finish our harvest ■ concluded next week) quart of milk and puu in on acid tablet about aa Mg as one of Lydia’s Pinkham'• pink pills I, rr r» i? , for pale people and In a short liy 11. 1J. tiurtw Uine *lw ho* ax fine buttonnllk . A as you ever tasted with all the Ry Mra. Richard ('.lark tiie Sep- I xhall not tell you her name far nuaiines In tho nlptubrt c Bernard then you might. gti**» «rt>o it la. i some of you con remember The LAS. met at the home Michigan ■ agriculture. lhe total U. 8. consumer market lUch was Tine changes, alow to come when every nxwnln>^mMher of Warren and Georgia Brogan by meeting changing demands Labor Day night. thia month, I■ ' vve^bem.rvn rapid in had to wadi and tin a Tot of A cum Ln poult is the <%hydraTo make things easy lhe Barry Uon of union*. California now i year* It used to be1 dirty, xmokey lamps, and how County road department decided dehydrate* more onlona than truly, that all the they did shine. But how many this was the perfect day to black­ Ancient Greeks to admired tiie w hen Mrs Robert Ford of Pine Uie total of all onion* produced heroes ... in the Homeric poem* . Lake told me she had brought top Brogan road So some came in Michigan. the third targrat that the legendary cluiracters a story for me along, if I cared him. and hte wife did every make eandlm and you could through lhe woods and down the thing by main ruength. But this ) move about thr room without lane while others braved the Ur onion growing Stair Thr Mich- Ul-e officially ordained god* in . dad. Charlie Ford I remember 1* far from tiie truth now as hating a chair if they were and drove In and several walked Charlie and Minnie Ford very there is but Uttle bouse work krpt well muffed. But now she in. Despite lhe inconvenience, i well as they were In the neigh­ but there is Is a machine to do It it pushes a button and the room we llad of our largest tum­ nr It it U ft* done rionff in a n targe laree ptent. nlant lw. flooded wirK borhood where my paternal and or with llffHt light nnlv only sec- out, ln months. * A Sunday din-1 also my maternal grandparents Her bread te made in one of the ond to God’s own sunlight, and j nrr guest at tile Ted O'Laughlin I lived. near-by citlea or towns, the fried all these things cheaper than home wav Mi-v Ann Bolo of will for.--------dinner :he ------------could dothgm in the * IffMI* JVU W UIUIU. MJ*, ruiu. Icakes ------- you ’ — eat — -----w............ —— old ----I Hasting' m made r* and w-did did nm njw have haa. a« very y~yThe Birthday Club Will meet I think this Is a wonderful story I ■are m*d* In ln the Mm “mee nH Pblce ‘U1‘1 way. We i and I am sure al) you readers '’clhcred freais and even evetr warm kkwd to read wd light light to read or or think think by by! Wednesday. Nov. 14. al the home i K— food .—. Is.. but . . we did a.a not __ lure a.------------- , or ieoruia Brogan Mert Clark te will think ao too. It waa written <<ch Most of her mucha. to If you can not at-1 for tiie Pine Lake Farm Club . Pul ln ln * c*noln« nad and not trtuch Um- to think co-kostess. , and I am taking It from the 11*^"^ <nd the hardest part of we worked In the field until tend please call your hosteu. * Bob Brogans have sold their 1 Plainwell Entcrprlie of Thurs- 1 C«t‘nK “ food dinner la work- dark and then did chores the The ' ing a can opener , are . _ _rest __ __of __ to Mr. and Mrs. Dick Ha­ day. April It. 1W7. Following is i ,n < “ ’’Pcncr and they the— night. If you _____ were farm 1 Mr. Ford’s paper entitled' nearly automatic. - I— out. .. at midnight and saw ... .a n-w. light vens Monday was moving day for Bob and Dons and we are all I On wash-day which used to be In “ born you did not know THINGS AS THEY ARE AND sorry to see them leave our; THINGS A8 THEY WERE ■blue Monday. It is now rosy whether they were finishing the neighborhood but we welcome Monday as all days should be. night clxrrye or beginning thr By Charlie Ford the Havens family. Bob and ' Now. *he has only to turn a fau- morning ones. And that old habit I cet and she has soft or hard te not entirely done away with i Doris will locate at Leach Lake PART I Tile following excellent paper water, hot or cold. Just where >rt as I asked a friend a short .(« the present lune w Mr and tkhe wants it. So much easier time ago to come In and talkies Karl Schanu were Satur’,up^cr. ’ °f Mr' *nd Tn a Ufetlme In Rural And than letting down a bucket with “ «hile after he iiad finished a windlass for a pall of water chore*. He said ho could not i.r «... HOT WATER BASEBOARD HEATING ®!^d” , by C. H. Ford before the Pine and then winding it up. just like “ 1 ’‘■ouM be in bed long before tha* time ISchantz entertained Mr and PLUMBING SUPPLIES Lake Fann Club will be enjoy- ^nnirinff ■ -ar t... nn. >« Schantz for dinner dinner. , , .s » ,, K Mrs. Mrs Wilbur Schanu And at that the wmdteM waa But thefarmer, himself has. Tlle occasion celebrated the WATER SOFTENERS WATER HEATERS once thought a great help and fared wellsince 1B70 When my | birthday of Karl Tn the after-' I miner thought I could tell all will ateways be alive In memory father bought the farm of Mr. I .nd klrx Bob Bryans , 'REE tSTIMATI I remembered in a life time by a poem. ’The Old Oaken Lmcbev In xn we had to cut ; ^7 chJd™ ol(Grand Leda™ in lhe abort time I have to talk. Bucket.’ that hung In the welL our wheatby hand and bind were callers * Rennie and NiL One reason for the brevity of A faucet to tum and her elec- it in the same way. beginning Mott were Saturday and Sunday; Call Wl 5-5769 Wl 5-3732 trie or power washer te seen fill- iu it began to tum yellow on guesu of Mr and Mrs Carl Kru-! Bob Wills Dick Henney man living near lhe lake who ed with water, a switch la tum- the south aide of the hill and «r of Sturgte. On Friday Mr 2153 Gun Lake Road Hastings give* me much advice and orders ed and the clothes are soon follow these yelkrar spots around and Mrs Russell Mott were din-' I always lake the advice becauae washed, wrung dry and the only until aU was so ripe It shelled ner guest* st Rennie and Nina’s hand work U to hang them on badly and the binder’s hands * Remember our Community the line and the is through by would bleed. Then we would cut get-together at Warren Brogan* nine or ten o'clock depending on in the forenoon and draw in the Saturday. Nov 8. 7:JO pm Potwhlch kind of time she uses a* iiftemoon. The men who did the luck sandwiches, salad and deswe have what want Tlien she cutting were strong fellows and 'sert Bring your own table serv1s ready in Ume to go to the good workers and no day was Ice. Coffee will be furnished. . MOBILEHOMES FALL CLEARANCE SALE! 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Lakeview 6 Haxtingn 3/ Alma 7 Hastings 38 Ionia 0 Hastings 6 Lakewood 0 Hattingi 25 St. Johns U Hastings 54 Charlotte 12 Hastings 27 Greenville 0 Hastings 27 Grand Ledge 7 The Hastings Banner Hotfingi, Michigan. Thurtday, November 11, 1965 110th Year Section Ong—Pages I to 6 NUMBER 30: EDITORIALS— Supervisors Ask Special Z'/z-Mill Tax for New Jail the faculties, renourcea. and skills available. Hospitals today mutt be in a state of constant change In YOUR HOSPITAL TODAY ANp TOMORROW Director, Pennock Hospital By a vole of 12 to 6. members Much has been written and dis­ of the Barry County Board of Supervisors Tuesday approvtd cussed about Medicare and other calling an election asking the health legislation on Die national electors to approve a special 2‘.mlll tax in I960 for the purpose of raising money for constructing advance., that have been made In and equipping a jail. medicine over the past ten years. The money would go Into a The public today is better informed building and idle fund. Voting for the -measure were about medicine and health than Supervisors Ernast Huffman. Carlton Township; Floyd Hoff­ nunkind Although the public isi man. Barry; Luther Lent, Johns­ better informed. Il 1* often difficult: town; Roland Lyohs, Prairieville; Earl McKlbbin. Orangeville; to put thc Information In thei Russell Meade. Castleton; Floyd I proper perspective aj.lt relate* toi Miller. Assyria: Roy Noffke, |lt jocaj community such a* ourai Tliomapplc. Wayne Pennock.! ..... Maple Grove; Harold Stanton. I,nd P""*0** Hospital. Baltimore; Almond Weber. Hope.1 The role tit a community haannd Jerome VanMatre, Yankee I pltal such as our* is to providejhet Springs care withini * •« ““ “» «! a fire extinguisher, but waa furred to call the fire department. । Mayor - Pro - Tern Lannes KenEarly Friday firemen were called to the Frank Kelly home at । Doty, Supervisor Milton Buehler,! ; living. Supervisor Victor Eck- ...... nologlcal advance* being made In health care. As a result, Pennock Hrtpltil. as well as other hoapitals. is having to take a more active part in planning to provide the renders required by the community now aid in the future. pltal has a tremendous responsibtllty In making tlie policy decisions directly affecting the operation of Uta-hospital. Its growth, the quanti<y, and lhe quality .of services needed in the community. AU tills mu>t be related to lhe technical talent* and skills available in the Community as well as to the financis] resources, A small community 'Please jura to Pg. 4. this 8ec.» ., - 148 HHS Students on 6-JFeeA's’ Honor Roll ___ bi the main Hartings High School gym when 348 pint* Medical Self-Help Courses Available To Area Groups Mediators Here Attempting to i ।Settle Strike WlUtam A Barr. Barry County Civil Defense director wishes to ; Jack O'Connor. Hastings Town-j k School Board armounce that more Medical I ship, chairman of the county I -----. Eight Hastings High School Btorkan, 3.75; Russell Aimlie. Self-Help ' Course* are available board. 'student* achieved perfect, 4fi!Bcree Darby. Mark Feldpausch. ;to groups, churches, clubs and | To Participate in | record* during the find marking; David Fisher, Evelyn Fuller. .fahn nervine groups, community 15 - mill limlta- 1 period of lhe year. PrincipaFDon Thoma* Hahn. Sue Hart, Terri ' groups and individuals who wish ;Gin has announced. Hllyard. Jerry Purdy. Bonita 1 to take the oouras with another Federal Program .Reardon. Althea st Martin, • M Ichat1 Saleno, Jan Shafer. Ter- group. 1 Hasting* Board of Education member* approved the dUlrict's participation In thc Federal Hemen tary-Secondary Sehcxii Act of added to the 8149.466.37 In Supervisor Floyd Hoffman said. policy and recognized tire Hastings under lhe present ruling, the new jail would be constructed on the Courthouse square. He explained that the county board had apschool Alfred Lowe, director of elemen­ tary education, explained tint ’Courthouse square, and a move to reconsider that motion had been defeated so that lhe present board is bound by that action. rl Sheppard. Cathy Soya. MickeyAnn Swan and Debbie White. *350; Douglas Acker. Sheila Baty. | Earning straight A averages, i!Sandy Bechtel. Rick Blrke, Jean were Sue Cordray. Cindy Moyer, Bristol. Jeff Chandler. Art Co­ Seniors; Karen Frost. Dick L.' 'tant. Bonnie Crawley, Paul CurLawrence. Lynda Pryor. Connie[ 'li*. Charles Er way, Patricia Carolyn Hause. Barbara Noble and Rex Wieland. Juniors; Gabriel. ' Heath. Martha^Cromide. David Ollier* on the honor roll in­. Kaiser. Janice Lahdon. Mary Mlle*, Steven Reid, Gary Robbe, cluded: ChruUne Thoma* and Marilyn Senior*: Carl Hoffman. 330; Cindy Bottcher. Christina Camp­ bell and Steve Youngs. 3 75; HUa da Caraon. 380; Gayle Barlow, Hatting* would have 162 eligible off-the-cuff" opinion of an as­ children, based on the number of sistant attorney general, and that a written opinion was beingi Gaskill. Marion Gorham. Te ----------------------Editor- — aMektlfr sought. I, King. Mike Murphy. Barb Pur of Pennock Hospital, has written for brondcnlm and stxenatliroinu .1 I Tom Shafer and Carole 8w< the guest editorial for this issue of •The Banner Director ■■»>. i rne rate on participation was ’ jy,— original plans for the jail Tucker. 3.40; Darlene Alle nn Allen. Carolyn Bachelder. BuUniversity university of Michigan Program; 1’rograjn; ’ .T Administration, ,naa ,had I voUng against the move tiled to attend the Dec. 14 meet­ *an Bachman. Diana Brown. in Hospital AOmutuu-uiion, •---- udmlnl*trator ------------------of- the 'Re­ -‘a*- *•—taent Mildred Smith. ing of the county board and arc Jean Cavanaugh, Joan Cole. Ken been expected to present preliminary Cole. John Cumbow, Raney Ellis. habilitation Institute In Detroit Morrill. Charlr* F»ul plans for a smaller institution Christine Healy. DarMne Jarman. before assuming the same posi­ than that which had been voted Sally Pierce. Dour Scobey. Betlie tion here in 1962. Clardy declared he was against on before, r Shellenbareter. Barb Bisson. Tom Increased Federal Inroad* into local Smelker. Pat Stamm, and Sue Wellfare. 325; Dennis Drake, rnoncy for programs with which Gretchen Huebner. Pam Leventhe board disagreed inmate Jail costing in the KOOti ami Chrli Thompson. 3.20. Mrs. Smith suggested that more neighborhood of 8300.000. effort should b» made to prevent In June of 1964 electors re­ Bev Burkey. Sandra Lubienlecki. such Federal programs frourtalng jected bond Issues totaling 81.­ Bob Mayo. Unda McClelland and enacted However, after ihfy an' 600,000 for the construction of a Stephen Taffee. f.TSAjnda Kah­ new Courthouse complex and ler, 3.60; Ezra DunflL Becky In­ gram. Ellen Muilenlx and Roger new jail. Everyone Is invited to attend Use Under the present plans, the Shook. 350; Carol Bessmer. To Speak Here—Lt Gov. William 8th annual Conservation Exhibition children. money for a new Jail would be Jeanne Cary. Gayle Myers. Mary G. Milliken is to be the main Which opened till* Wednesday and raised by spreading the special Odrzylwolska, Paula i y.r,Stalbaum, „ speaker speuxer at the me Barry County uounty Re nc-­ continues this Thursday and Fri­ itateeJTnrt* Publlcan dinner meeting to be 3*v -mill tax in 1906. and elimi­ day at the Community Budding at nt.h^n lirId Bl 8 30 Pm Thunday. Not. nating the Issuance of bonds. the fairgrounds 'jan H.vden Can' I t ln U,e <Filln’ room °f thc Seventeen board members Waslilngtou M^Ahi Jnnifl01^ nret Methodist Church. EveryFirst Every­ McAllister and Jennifer Olsen. The programs would include Welfare Board's policy of de- 325; Jan Barden. Kathy Burn­ one Is cordially invited to attend Tickets may be obtained from winning Thomapple Garden added guidance and counseling for worth. Stephen Keller. Jim King. Mrs. H. A. Adrounie or from any deprived children, remedial read­ Ron McCntm, Cindy Miller and Republican Club board member. Many organizations are partici­ ing. instructional television, a One supervLvor was absent Jim Spencer, 320 pating In the exhibition, including Sophomores: Barbara Barnett. when the vote was taken and two the Kiwsnis Club. Conservation fled teacher and added supple­ abstained. Lola Sage and Lawrence Shaltls. 1 Southeastern PTA mentary instructional material*. Department! UB. Soil Service. The motion commended the 3.75; > Busan Engle. Jim Fisher.' Meets Thursday at Camp Fire. Boy Scouts. National action of the Welfare Board in Dori/ Hale, Cheryl Schanu.i bus runs, the schools remained Forestry Service and others adhering to its rule* that an ap­ Brenda Todd. 350; Kathy Beck-: Conservation Exhibit plicant for relief must register with. Christine Belson, Cindy Mix* Helen Martin, widely known Campbell.Julie Ger-’ June Carr.Kathy carr. natny tierwork and take avaltable available work uampoeu. Wnded Under the new for wwk Ing will be held at. the Com­ assistance can oe granted I *»d. Dtane Gilbert, Mary Good 1 30 policy, with more than half the before — ------- ... —.--------- ---------- year, Christine Hook, Kathy; munity building al the falrpm. this Thursday. enrollment being transported, when Nov. I jonnson. Johnson. sue Sue tierce, Pierce, joyce Joyce,Imjunds this Thursday Mrs. Donald B. Smith, president I buses do not run. Or are sent horpe miuioner Frank Hoonan were at < Housch, Linda Skedgel. Sue ‘Hh. in oonjunrtlOTi with the t rwiy ikvuus-- ui wrauil'l.uu ciu-wj Tuesday's meeting and reported Springer, Barb Sweet. Sue Tlnk- Conservation Exposition, that the Union official* had will be suspended, fkipt. Richard AJ btuiness meeting win be Clubs, is to attend. iu-iked that the rules be relaxed to er. Dave Tumes. Roger Will. JoJ. Guenther said. Anne Williams. Terry William.*! conducted by the president, I SupL Guenther announced that aid members. Welfare officials and Greg Wood. 325. Robert Newell, at 9 pan. i Librarian Lorraine Klgar would and Union official* had met six educational consultant times. The Union's request had Freshmen: Teri Castleman.1I An not return next J-ear as she plans The Hasting* WCTU m<«* from the Department of Conser­ on furthering her education Her been placed on file without ac­ Suzanne Proefrock and Mary | vation. Walter VanDten. will be tion. t tnv<4 »•. husband. Hadley', formerly taught present to address the group Mm Lloyd Hcffelbowex* north hfn, and Is now teaching j The budding will be open for of Cariton Center. in KeUogg Community College visitors at 7 pjn. Refreshments 6th Conservation Exhibition Opens For Three Days Working with Federal and State mediators, representative* 1of the E. W Bliss Company and the bargaining committee of striking Local 414. UAW-CIO. met in sessions from about f .30 am. to 5 pm. Tuesday with no progress reported, and meetings were scheduled again this Wed­ nesday Tbe Medical Srif-Help course ducted by Chief Deputy RkhFurther Infonnatlon may be had by calling either the aherilfs 1office in Hastings or director 5572. Groups tn Hastings may­ call Chief of Police Richard Sunlor. Dr. Wedel Dies Suddenly al Home Thursday backward glances necessary Inis ofyesteniay "... as gleaned from tlx Bannerjilei Mrs. Birch's Nephew Is Crash VicFim to layoff Foundry The announcement said thc Martha < Liebig • Wedsl. who were strike has caused an increase in Baptist mlsstonartra in Africa the stock of casting* to such an The family returned to North extent that space and processing facilities arc overloaded. . He grew up in McClusky, N.D., and attended Jamestown Acad­ fected by this layoff. emy He aaented the University The company also announced that It has found it necessary to layoff part of its office staff at training. the close of business this Wed­ nesday. Nov. 10, because of the strike. aerial photography tn this .| received a scholarship at the University of Michigan where Dr. Wedel served his intern­ ship at 8l. Marya Hospital hi Grand Rapids and took addi­ tional surgical training under City before moving to Freeport in January of 1932, where be of Dr. Griswold. Dr. Wedel moved here In 1942. Following a serious Illness in 1957 lie brought Dr. Robt. Hueb- auxl with him In hia practice. Medical Care Facility Dr Wedel 1* a past president lend. officials Wednesday Boyli. manager of thc. affiliated divisions of thc Michigan Retail­ Mediators were scheduled to ers Association, I-ansing. Is to be meet with the Union committee the main speaker al the annual at 3 pm Wednesday President Hoot said Jim Mackraz and BUI Abner. Federal mad re ators. and John VanderArk. Blate Country Club. AU mem­ mediator, were here attempting former members, and to help negotiate a setttameni of es and husMMtK'Me tnthc strike which ha* idled more than 600 since Sept. 1. kina to attend. The Hll*. Company ari­ Toffee Drive, who had been a physician since 1942. dkd sud­ denly Thurrday afternoon. Nov. HHS Musicians New Manager at Store Here Accepted for MYI Ward James J. Schartnbrotch. 34. who lias been a merchandiser for Mont­ Band Tour v arrived gomery Ward in Grand Rapids, here Wednesday to b?com>- company A Statement County Medical Society: past be agreement on both sides that chief of staff of Pennock Hos- there remains one <11 major 1s- and chief of obstetrics at Pen- this is completed, the balance of the agreement can then be ne­ the Freeport Hoard of Education. gotiated to a **tl*factory con­ City, a nephew of Mrs. Vesta clusion. We suggest that under Fnmclsco, have been accepted In these conditions that both Union Masonic Lodge. He juccred* Claude Denker who 58 killed when a Jet airliner crashed the Musical Youth International and Management, negotiate daily Band. and exploded during a lightninguntil this U*ue is resolved. This Church manager of the Montgomery Ward laced thunderstorm Monday night we urge for the benefit of both Store at Mansfield. Ohio. . Wayne Webster. 1190 W. State near Ctncbuwti. Ohio parties and the community as a Scliarenbrolrh Is a native of whole Exposition*. Interrupted by warRobert J Blrke. President Hasting* Aiea Green Street MYI is to tliorired an architectural firm to High School. make a survey of the old white. • • • building, with an eye to remodelThc Woxcrn Michigan College Ing. Supt Lee H. Lamb states of Education. Kalamazoo, has ' that the building could provide taken over the Veterans Reha­ space for 11 additional class- blUtatlon camp at Pine Lake rooms. The Board has 8123.783 in Prairieville and wiM operate it available for the program. j tiereafter. vrealty al Collegeville. Minn. Relocation and construction of county line to Hastings Is Includ­ ed in lhe highway construction project* rcheduied for 14 coun­ ties In southwestern and south central Michigan during the fiveyear period beginning July 1. 1967. State Highway Department Director Howard E. HUI has an­ nounced. | construction, Many Hastings dtlxens re­ quested a "Citizens >Committee" be formed to find out If such a committee could be of any help in settling the E. W. Bliss Com­ pany strike. A committee wo* formed and held meetings on Wednesday. Nov. 3. 1968. with the full Union bargaining committee, and on Thursday. Nov. 4. 1965. with the full E. W. Bll»a Company bar­ gaining committee. Both groups were very helpful and explained each.side of the issues In great detail. Each group was extremely friendly and cour­ teous to the Citixen* Commit­ tee" group Let It be understood that till* "Citizens Committee" are not mediator* or labor consultants The committee had no authority to make demands on cither group, and made none After these discussion*, the "Citizens Committee" makes only Two Hasting* High School manager of the Hastings Mont- Plan Relocation Of M43 South In 5-Year Plan a distance of isb The proposed projects In the 14 counties may cost an estimat­ ed 1112.401X100. The projects are part of a rood-building program that will boost Michigan's total construc­ tion to 82.750 billion for the 15­ year period ending by 1973. The State Highway Comm in»lon has endorsed a revision of Stale laws to Increase motor fuel taxes by one cent per gallon and hike vehicle weight taxes which still remain at 1932 levels Hastings United Fund Campaign Is Continuing Atty. Rlciiard Hudson.' Chair­ man of lhe Hastings United Community Fund campaign, this lions in the various townships is Include: Mrs. Karol Owen. Algonquin Lake: Mra. William Pidcard. Sprague. Middle Lake; Mrs Lor­ encs HubbeU, Goodwill District; Mrs Robert Wills. Chidester: •Die jet waa within landing sight Road; Mr* Richard Bryans. Stanley Cumming*. Director Quimby; Mra Grace Taxbet, He la survived by his Hastings City Bank and After graduation he joined the The boy*. wl» auditioned for Campground Rood . Mary; two daughters, Mrs Ray­ Hastings Mfg. Company MYI tn asllne on Oct. SO. are In Montgomery Ward organization hillside a mile and a half from the mond < Martha> Vinborg of! end has worked al Brainerd. Minn the cornet section of tile Hailing* Greater Cincinnati Airport. Cleveland. Ohio, and Mra. Rob- i hopeful that lire 19« drive will Saxon Bond, and have followed Winona, Minn.; Ashland. Wl*.. and Hastings Area ert (Patricia > Onrtott of Ana-! the school band program since helm. Calif ; two half-brothers,! Grand Rapids. Jacob Wahl of Grand Island.! Scharenbroidi married Irma Jean Kendall Rcaimi. Owner ditian. Among those attending the 30 Yean. Ago Neb. and Det liner Wahl of; Reahm Motor Sales Democratic Women's day in | Special guest at the annua) Minneapolis. Minn., six grand-1 ensemble festival*. and have held cation mol Mondaychildren, and several step-broth-' Lansing Saturday were Mm.' sports banquet of the Ionia Elka H. Frank Ritchie. even1n< at. the high school with Offer Typing Courie Cary Ooodner. Mrs. Ted Ziegler, waa Charles ("Lady"i Baldwin wiiHaa kr— Wl. ‘of Hattlnn who wnn 41 nt liw consumers Power Company ducting the business meeting. Adult* may stffl enroll for Ham Richards. Mra Arthur 55 games he pitched whan Detyping course btlng offered st 'l’°. P™. Resolutions passed by the MEA Norbert Scho*alter Haughtalln, Mr*. Joseph Noonan, trott won its first World ChampHasting* High School on Tues-1 _£hun?\.. 5^ Representative Assembly Ul April Osteopathic Physician 1M7 Other notable Mra- Carl Brodbeck. Mra. Broton lonahljj. •- '•*» w. day and Thurndsv nithU al HUoJ} *n<iLP* pm. in Room 106 The t«« Gury offkiXed and burial Camp Fire girl* will b e taking are to record their leooUoru to rh- is___ l. __ ___ i. , »■ tn Rlversktr Cmieterv part in demoMtratlon* at the guide lheir resolutions cxxnmltsen* may call Wright Sim or the. Memorials may be rent to Conservatlon Exhibition Nov. 10., ire inrenbera a* they prepare . BACKWARD GLANCES, i high school office for more tn-' Dr. Herbert 8 Wedel Mem I formation . I Fund at IVnnock HoopitaL Saturday. Nov. 13, In Saline. �—------------------------------------j Robert, ^ Nashville and helped LEGALS Personal Mention of UNViltr H.t.lr LT.tk. 08*rd I Ila Baal acusai W« > taaldaa of uld •»- ------------------- ---------------- HoweU. with their youngster* her* been transferred from C»llfomta to Selfridge Field, Mich. While they are looking for * rmlda-xc in the new location. Mra H and the children anwith her parents. Judge and Mra Phillip Mitchell Freihly-Ground ALL-BEEF HAMBURG Local Firm Buys Davis Furniture Store of Decatur Broiling tenderness far many year* t* retiring and iuM leaacd hia building. Frbt* states that the bulk of the Davia Kock 1ms been moved into hla Hasting* store) and will comes to beef chuck when it's SWIFT'S PREMIUM PRO-TEN BLADE CUT rolen BEEF TENDERED WITH PAPAIN GROUND BEEF SHORT RIBS Country Lane GALLON ICE CREAM on Tuoaday were Mra. Jahn»Vt-rrr of faring. Mra. Nelhe Scheukd Middleville, and Mr. andMrr'ji^r ber Foster of NaahrtUe, who were leaving Oh Wednesday for Texas, Marriage Licences Manhattan ROAST Miami OVEN ROAST ItKKF, I’OKK) AND VKAI. ■■ Ground MEAT LOAF «• T-BONE STEAKS DELMONICO STEAK PESCHKE FRANKS BOLOGNA Swift's Premium VANILLA PRO-TEN Pet-Ritz STEAK AS WISH II PUMPKIN or MINCE1 FROZEN PIES WITH COUPON 4-o z. Each Hail to the Champions Of thc West Central We wish to acknowledge the excellence of this year1* Saxon Football Team and it* LIMIT 2, WITH COUPON BREAST SHURFiNE ENRICHED Kraft Philadelphia 12-ox spartan PkgORAPB FELPAU5CH son hen- ls history, wo must look fantara to butetball, a game played indoor*. We wlU all he most of the time for lhe next aevrral month*. Make it a picacun: CHIFFON MARGARINE BIG 30' BREAD OvtN-HliSH, T’HR. LOAF REDEEM YOUR PROCTOR I GAMBLE COUPONS AT FHPAUSCH WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES ON ITEMS IN THIS AD. wa'i a; COUNTRY LANE GALLON । ICE CREAM -* PET-RITZ PUMPKIN OR MINCE ।■ Frozen PIES With This Coupon end a $5. or More Food Purchase Thru Sat.. Nov. 13, 196j Hi. Wl S-Z42J �Interesting News Notes Dr. B, Philip Brown. MB, of Charlotte, Barry-Baton County Health Department Director, ha* been elected to the Michigan Tuberculosis And Respiratory Disease Association's 55-member board of trustee* for a three- Need money for new facilities? 8m si for the.money you to finance naw farm faculties, repairs, expansion, etc. Long terms, low cost, no prepayment penalty. I LONG TERM Main Office HASTINGS OFFICE David Paul and Mrs. Paul Nov. 7th at Bremmerton. Wash, where Helen and the other two boys, Jett and Jim. are with her par­ ents. Rear Admiral and Mrs Schult*. Dave, who has been al sea since June 4. Is due home Nov. 10th and will sec hl* new son. Scott Michael. This baby makes six grandsons for thc Charles Pauls and the one granddaughter 1* 4 year old Car­ ol Feldpausch. The current issue of the U. of M Alumnus publication carries an excellent picture of U. of M. graduate. Herold Hunt, former Hastings supt. of School*, and lhe following story about some of his achievement*. . . Herold C. Hunt. ■33. AM-27. Charles Wil­ liam Eliot Professor of Education at Harvard University, I* co­ author of a college textbook tn sc I tool personnel administration, published last spring by Hough­ ton Mifflin Co. Written in col­ laboration with Dr. It. Oliver This Christmas BLACK & WHITE S 1.50 . 10 Cards 25 Cards 5 6.00 100 Cards 110.00 3.00 7.00 Lard-, 100 Cards 513.00 Envelopes Included Add $1.00 for Printed Signature munlty Building at the grounds honoring their wedding anniversary. The *lon being planned by thc he*. Please note change of nitlon for Mrs. Rued! gtanaocial chairman of thc Hastings Electric has lhe electrical contract of AS.1H; Ace Plumbing IN HASTINGS, MICHIGAN enneui ALWAYS FIRST QUALITY > We have the pattern* Gibson, associate professor ot uic William Bradford*. and also education at the State Unlveralty suiting the Bradfords over the weekend were their daughter nnd —The School Penonnel Admlnis- family, lhe Warren < Beverly« Rocsposition of the administrator Mra. Paul Smith of Rochester rather than on his miscellaneous and Mrs Roy Norton of Carlton : task*. Outer were Sunday guest* of Mr*. | Mary Tbwnsend. Mr and Mr William Miner Mra Charles Neaaon of Wash­ were Sunday evening 1 until gueau ington. D. C, flew here Munday evening to yuit her family, thc Kir-hard Cooks, for wtits! days. Becky Hurless was a lunch guest Galesburg were Sunday dinner guratr. of hl* lister a.-d husband. at thc Donald Nichobon home on Sunday to help Ruth celebrate her 11th birthday. Mrs. Robert B Moore spent the brother-in-law. H. A. Brumbaugh of Vicksburg. Backward Glances who *m bom Saturday evening, Nov. 6th, to their daughter and Fntr25th Pierre of Detroit. She weighed jl occa- 7 pound*. Mrs Lublmieckl is at J famlplace. in @hnstrong LINOLEUM THE MODERN FASHION IN FLOORS A FLOOR TO MEET EVERY BUDGET HASTINGS FLOOR COVERING 123 W. State St. Thru SATURDAY ONLY AT REDUCED PRICES Fashion AAanor blankets reduced! Our famous all acrylic electric blanket! 5-year guarantee!* Continued from Pago One ringer and Harry Hellman. reg. 15.00, NOW *i *| 99 ■ eeX.1 An unexpected visitor In tlw Got.l-. 2 -0 Cards GARAGE UNDER CONSTRUCTION—Ths Barry County Road Commleatcin'e t244,M4 garage a mile weal of the City limits off DIAMOND RINGS COLOR First Granddaughter Mra. Edward Freeland. Guild; president Mra. Gerald Beckwith,, . Tine reason tar the broad smile nix, expressed special thanks to C-OtTimUniFy DUIICIfng which Pete Lublenleckl la wear- ' Mra. William for here-. , _ again Ing these days l*Mr.that la ‘ Iwlp with guild Colbert, work. |Slt6 for Open House a grandpa and Iw Mra. ert Holli.--.er gave the Invocation. Honored gueata • included be»Ulea thc Baja. Director of Nunca More About- See Hie very latest in Photographic Christmas Card* "Stand-Up Slim*," or the regular Slim Line and Flat Card* . .......................for Available vertical and horizontal prints. BA’fNnw Pennock Hospital Guild nwtnbera heard -a moat inspiring talk Wednesday evening. Nov. 3rd. at Uww Sharpe Memorial Hall when Mr*. William Greenberg, of Detroit, president-elect of the Cook for Hm longest guild mem| Michigan Association of Hoa- berahlp and to Mrs Sidney | pltal Auxiliaries, was the speaker. Beach as the newest guild memMore than 125 attended the] bcr. The mart recent Volunteer •potluck dinner meeting. Pennock I1 Guild had the most members Oct. 30th the third baby girt arrived al the Bob Smith home In Grandville Bob U principal of the school there and the assist­ ant principal Is his closest friend in high school and college room­ mate, Bob Bradford. ' SEND PHOTO-GREETINGS 10 Cc.r.L, Pennock Guild Members Hear Inspiring Talk bership at lhe 58th annual meet­ ing of lhe MTRDA at Kellogg Center on the Michigan SUte Campu* in East Laming. Dr. Brown I* also vice president of the Southwestern Michigan Tu­ berculosis Case Detection Pro­ ject. Dr. Brown will attend the UB. Public Health Communi­ cable Disease Clinic, the largest In the country, at Atlanta, Ga.. for one week beginning Nov. 15th. formerly of Hastings but now of Chicago, who tuns been with thc rag. $21. NOW 525.00 completed G investigation of a barding the county clerk* office R D N K something of reg. 7.98, NOW The Hastings City Bank ad- EASY TERMS Special Occasion! 400.000. reg. 5.91. NOW priced from ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS R exists an Improved road all the Barry county students attend­ ing Michigan Agricultural Col­ lege have organized a Hastings Club at twenty members with the following officers to serve (Plus, S&H Green Stamps) 0 W. Stoic Luxury-toff oil acrylic blanket hunting license. a camp permit i far killing an extra deer for Phone 945-213 Gilmore Jeweler 102 E. Stare Wl 5-5316 ' Detroit. Michigan More, praldent and G H. Oilles- This luKkXMly soft blanket is extra warm, fluffy and machine washable because of Supernap! Nylon binding. Lay Away for Chriitmag or Um Your Charge Card COMPARE PENNEY'S BUG VALUES I Penneys works with top mills to bring you these super rug (WiE buys! You’ll find the most wanted styles, the new­ est textures, the very latest decorator colors. All quality tested to Penney's exacting specifications. The gala season calls for BLACK BLACK OR BROWN BROWN LEATHER W Nova WAXHIDE *13* area rugs in vibrant hues »10” FASHION FORECAST: WARM AND WONDERFUL BOOTS 24 140 Fleecy linings protect you from wicked winter wind*. Iron-grip soles are. non-skid. ROGUE, very low boot spiced 36’154" tis* 4B*m72" >12 with a ski tabl TAHOE’s eleven inches reach mid-calfl HI-LOOP, stands tall at 16 inches and meets your knee... it’s Give yourself o bit of the new decorator beat! Find easy on with a duet of lady-like buttons. $999 $|399 new designs in this bold, modern tempo! Strikinglycolored plush viscose rayon pile rugs liven your decor! Machine wash* marvelously, have skid-re$ist Wayne s shoe store 134 w backs. Bring this brilliant display ipto your home state st . . Penney’s low prices make it a whix! Open Every Day 9 a.m. 'til 5:30 p.m. Friday 9 a.m. 'til 9 p.m. �thrje flmltaUonB The doctors refer mo*i any 'die hospital that might. jurt mrt lhe 11 an hour state miniIMtlent* when they are confronted be needed In the future. The pres-1 mum wage. Next year, the state sit exparakm program **111 provide ' Minimum Waff* Law provide* for 1 hsnd>d by specially trained In­ dividuals at hospitals equipped to enabling us to more effirlendy and • mum. Thl* U going to have n proeffecUvety provide diagnostic and1 found effect on the cost of hospital provide the spec! xiirtd care neednd 4-THF TUSTTNG# BANNFtt EDITORIAL hrwpital cannot be expected to provMe all Uie vxtwahw diagnostic cUe till* hospital and the doctors nd an outpaUent busl*. ; the state. Thl* becomes particular!) Orewtrortton la procmUng fairly•»’« J™ «>nsMer that Jr meJtavl Mnt.T ha-phal Tlierefore, to .usiue that the patient gets thc . i than SldB. Fortunately, during th»« P" *JN of problem. W.UI Uundr, ™ PH In growth of hospitals and thc utllljuaunenu tn the hospital1* mini inpatient arid an outpatient basis open up thc new n bed tnpnUent, mum wage so that it I* relative!: । close to die Jlminimum. Tliere Porturutel:.. for the people in Thl* continuing growth "requires fljor on die Ladirop Wing this area, Pmnock Hospital ha* Unit Uil* hospital plan not only At that time, the 17 bod third will not have as drastic effect or floor will be closed and completely Pennock Hospital* cod and charge m^licsl staff alio far *uip.ias many renovated to provide a new pedi­ other cammuniUes c^! dus site in and only after a long detailed rtudy atric department. Thl* new pedi­ a* it will In most other hospital in the state, .However, it will btheir compKence. skill, and dnhatrics section hi badly needed cation. Our H.wd and nwdlc.d because our existing facllltlra leave cover tlie .iddftlonal costa rewltln much to be desired Some time from the Minimum Wage law in providing an Accredited hospital, consideratnin couUnuUsg change The public on one hand con­ which mreu the needs of the rraulllr-ff from teelmolcglcjl nd- jv-ray. X-ray, uiuuiaioiy, laboratory, cmi-niciicy emergency' naan. room. . 7™ vunce*. Built Into the plan Is flexi­ md. Mrtnuu.iu. ™ and. on the other hand. they ar> bility in die physical structure to Here's IW to win •nd nreded in a hoapttalthe size The medical staff Is excellent aocon-jnodatc wluttevcr might be completed. Tills will enable there and provide* a high quality of needed in die future without hav­ MdviUrB to be transferred into mediral care in dds hospital There ing to undcriiu ex]>enalve retocaUon are certain things that cannot be of exiting faciliUes. Our master daw in this hospital because die j plan predict* the eventual need I for a hospital of ISO bed*. The ol die Morialired skills and train- present ccnateuctlan program will tog required to handle certain typer- [ increase the atxe to 102 beds, but siderable amount of renovation and of problems. The important dibig | actually, srith the new building modernisation of our existing fa­ is dial our medical staff recognises format, it can be increased to al- cilities to be done to bring them up to present day standard* and codes. Unfortunately, many of die features that sticuld have been in­ cluded in this program had to be postponed because the ftnancial rcsourees wen not available. One of die thing* that most dlrredy affects and concerns thc CORNER WALNUT AND S. JEFFERSON HASTINGS An pltal care today. It greatly con­ cerns hospitals too. There 1* a general lack of understanding on tiie part of lhe public a* to why hospital crate should continually cost by minimum wage legUlatlor. other health care legislation, im‘. A TURKEY Shop at Parmalee's During this Sale! for hospital personnel is far ovadue, and 1 am all In favor of pu Ladies COATS with it there must be die realln,tton that such thing* have u dirtv ’ One group of 100% Csdimere Costs in two itylei; button or pitals can do little or notlUng to counteract them. community hospital ts probably die mast over-worked facility, die ina-t criticized, and thc laud underatrxd service in lhe community. Bvery hospital tn the country is cxperiencmg die same problem that L< facing Pennock Hcr-pital. They are all having a large number of pa-1 $4800 Reg. $59.98 Now [ TURKEY Another group of 100% Wool Coats with genuine mink trim. With thc Purchase of 72“ Reg. $79.98 Now Ono of ThcsEF Coats NO RETURNS that between 00 and 70 percent of Appropriate Choice Since each family's financial means differ from the next, a fu­ neral director must offer services in a wide range of prices. Our selection of personnel providing thc services. madly thc result of raising the Ladies HOSE come to the hospital with problem.- personal nature and cannot tic doctor’s office, and still should be. | The hospital emergency room designed. I staffed, imd equipped provide life-saving 4cn1cw>. not take the place of the doctor's off. is toj ui c sounel to be competitive in the community and with other hocpitis voluntarily staffed by phyatcUru ol*. Until lhe technical revolution dunged the pattern of hospital Ladies Sportswear right for ony family's requirements. LfOllflRD OSGOOD -junenalJJotne JACK D. OSGOOD Phone 945-2471 marginal ncin-profeaslonal person­ nel. and paid very little for their f.own personal time. There la NOT b doctor 'on duly" at lhe hospital* I services. Today, hospitals must'' have tntclllgeift and competent people to help provide the compllnt the hospital within a few min­ growth of hospitals and allied utes. When a patient comes to the health services tut* created an hrepttal with, a condition a filch W acuteshortage of technically trained not a true emergency, he may have j professional people needed to meet to wait until ids doctor, or the hay forced hospital* to be highly him. Sometime*, utter discussing a cornpeuuve with Industry and other patient’s condition with the patient . <UIO me nurse nium: on un duty, auij. the use doctor uucwr and the tract and keep qualified perronneD . . . . r tkw request that the patient came in the hospitals. In haso tali. ' . to his office for attailton. that Ladies BRIEFS Regularly $1498 SHOE -TOTE BAGS Reg. $1.29__________ NOW _.N0w3 f»r$1 While cotton with lac* trim. 4 P.J1.OO SL9S __N0W$1 I I .00 Girls SLIPS Whit*, acetate r*yon In six** 5-6 and 7. 77. Ladies PAJAMAS 100% nylon Pajsmsv in mantailored styles. Assorted colors in sixes 32 to 40. .00 Reg. $3’8 Receiving Blankets GAUZE DIAPERS Slightly irregulars; 21 by 40 inches. Reg. $2.96 Now 2 Dox. $5.90 ! Now 2 ^$1.50 and You Will Receive a ladies SWEATERS FREE TURKEY One group of Cardigan} and - *lip-ovcrs in wool and mi Regular Values .sooner than he could otherwise. | One thing thc public patds to Now to $]298 WITH THE PURCHASE OF ANY ONE OF THESE in the hospital, because the hos­ pital lias to nuke a charge fur thp use of It* facilities and personnel which is In addition to whatever slonal services. H» hospital. A I6t of people are taking a second look at thejow-price.field 59c SKIRTS. SWEATERS and Hospitals historically have paid to all their p»u»nncJ. Et en 'today, many ho-pitals In the state have SCARVES Regularly O $4 A A 99c____ NOW K- Pr. I -UU rooms contain services in EVERY price range, one of which is just CHARLES H. LEONARD without even trying! cmergwicy room tones a ronaulerjable amount of money each yeffr tn providing this service I er the community — Thc volutpe of emergency j>Apltal emergency room ha- increased One Group of Children's SWEATERS CM AUU Nylon jackets with stretch JFIVww pants—completely washCIIITC ab,e Sizes 4 to 6X . . . JUIIJ Reg. 58.88 _______ NOW COTTON FLANNEL »•} 49< 100% cotton tn beautiful print*. All wool or wool blends, As­ sorted colors and plaids in 54 WOOL MATERIAL CORDUROY Wide wale, width. required that ths hospital provide additional facilities and staff to tale care-of •emergency" patient* In an effort to better Inform die Will Receive a < Continued on The Hastingi Banner Reg. $1.49 Now $4 00 I vard Regularly $2.98 Now Velvet finish. 54-inch width. Electric BLANKETS By Beacon Fully automatic with o 100% nylon binding. Only OXK lll’NDKKD-AXD BUBM.lt M'Tit>» NO RETURN From Now until THANKSGIVING since this new Olds F-85 came-on the scene! We Will Give Away a Certificate for a FREE TURKEY at CLOSING TIME ctyMrijrre wyrtf SArrrr ritATVKB* iikf .,_______________ ----------------WJWDBIHTIP W|FtA* e UASflfRS e BACK-UP UOfCTff eCXmmf L STANnakn-ANDytU DESIGNtn TO MAKE YOU A SAWOt DfUVKR! *11 romw>-iBl<«Uon» r.Ulirj u> nr. adhnriati «n-l ».ibirrfj-l..>n* .u«u LOOK TO OLDS FOR THE NEWT [ OLDSMOBILE Lost Weok's WlMMr: ROBERT VANOER MHR. 1135 $. Churwh. Hastingi KetloaSl AdrrrtUias Rrpr MICHIGAN 1-BKMb rKItt AMERICAN NEWSPAPER • Ostr.it Reohm Motor Sales, Inc., 107 N. Michigan Ave Each Saturday Evening All You Have to Do is Register! NATIONAL EDITORIAL OPEN FRIDAY EVENING TILL 9:00 Look for famoui Trjde-Nomc' labels on the things you buy ... you'll find them here! Parmaleei 124 East State Street �EDITORIAL < Continued from Page <1 public regarding Um profier use ot the emergency room, the Hoapltal haa prepared a brochure for dUuibuUon throughout Uw area, which explalrj thc function cf the Although the new faciliUe* provldad by the expomlon program wUl offer modem up-to-date equip­ ment and factlittea, It will atlU not be poaribte to handle all type* of emergenae*. and *ame p*Uanto will have to be aent to medical center* where U.ey have Uie «pectoltoed profeaaicnal akllla and of Ita peopi,. and of the way it i tatea cart of ita own need*. and| Uou'll love our my family and I are happy to be I a put of it I've triad to give you | BAKED GOODS acxne Mot of whwe your hnapital la today, who* tt I* gdtag, and] aoaue of the prarer** that are affecting it I hope I have created: .•x...4thlwl*xrf esutfee at the farm­ er- home. MO «. I'rtuxa. aa S«untay morning. Nov g. ** » acquainted- geecure for the newcomara in thto vuunlty. About 33 enjoyed lhe hoapRaW <* lbr Markle*’ new iiomc and the op­ portunity to inert, their nelghbira. A beautiful bouquet of Fall people on Use Bored at Tmuco. Um Medical Btaff. and lhe tnpitrt perwiinei who provide the nece*a*ry MrrtCM. But oven mor* im­ portant. none of UU* would have been pcnribla without the under- Apple Dumpling*--------- pan 29c Two luvctobe Mxhigao applet tuk^d ... _ _ tondei flaky c’uvl with Cinnamon, -.ug** and butter Comes in a toil pan ready to verve May be heated tieiore serving. Every Wedneiday Honey Krisps _______________ 6 for A Lultevmilk fnedcake dipped in hooey macaroon morti and good! All 58c Coffee Cokes-----------------------53c Almond, pmeapple, brown sugar nut. apple, butternut cinnamon sugar and blueberry. patient to be dlacharged from the hoapltal earlier than he would be other*toe and this relieve Ute prtanire for additional bed*. It la alao looped that a private nursing home Orange Knots -____________ 6 for 39c A yummie fry roll with fresh orange and honey glazed Remember COOKIE DAY Every Wodneadoy $4 00 4 Dozen Aiaovtcd Pkg.---------------------------------------I DALE’S BAKE SHOP DISPOSAL On the other end of the epectnim ot patient can. a bone can pro­ gram may be developed in con­ junction with* the Health Depart­ ment to provide certain IxMpital mSALE QUALITY Has Bought Out the Davis Furniture Co. of Decatur . . Stock Has Been Moved to Hastings for Quick Disposal - affiliated with the hoaplUU In order to provide thia neceeairy care tor pullent* who have the ability to pay The Medical Care Facility doe* an excellent job In thia area. SAVE UP TO 50% and More! W* Have Only 7 NO DOWN PAYMENT ODD CHESTS OF DRAWERS 6^3311 9 Only To Go We Have 8 RECORD CABINETS We Have 6 6-CHAIR DINETTES HOLLYWOOD BEDS Formica Top* and Plartic Vpboblerrd Chain Complete With • Maltrei*. Spring*. Leg* A Choice <4 Readboard A $2^95 Walnut Finish WMh Sliding Paael Clodag Doon. 18.88 »{& 1188 nudtun required tn it* operation and from outalde agmeira. A propoaed InataltaUon la currently being' reviewed by the Board of ’Quafwa In doting. I would Uko to a*y that I am proud of thia community. We Have a Only 2 - PC. SOFA-BED and CHAIR SETS Exira Ung Nyhe levered Safa With A Malching feuage Chair. The Sofa Will Abo Sene A* A Fall Length Bed Foe Two Al Night And Conceab A Room, Blaakrl Storage Compart­ meat 1* The Bare. Choice Of Color*. While They LasL Hurrv In Tod*v. "7 0 88 / Q SHOP WHERE YOU CAN BE SURE OF SERVICE LATER Only 5 left Only 13 toft SWIVEL CHAIRS SOFA BEDS Full length FWWWiMHnniiiii ! We Have 8 Only 2888 Firtide Typp COMPLETE BEDROOM SUITES $3Rr9522.88 Sturdy Walnut Woodgralned ConilrocUon. Modern Dreaaer Feature. A Tilting Mirror, Roomy Matohing Chert Of Drawer* AafViill Site Bed Art Included Io Thia Outtianding Value. They Woe’t La*t Long Al Thto IMce. am fre f BUY FROM AN ESTABLISHED STORE I __ / X’ >■*. $139.50 / V g°ttHUN6UP THIS WINTER Don't wait until it’* too Ute to make aome rtally low-coat atom window*. Do it NOW . with W«rp'» EASY-ON Htnrm Window Kite. Each Wl contain. u tiieet of clear plastic 3B’x72'. 1H ft of fiber molding and 35 naibk Ready to tack up ... a •-■replete alarm window. EASYON ... America* mart popular window kit ... b only 3Sg at your local dealer. We Have 7 I While 12 lost err FLtx oxpuM at A 48.88 6/l/A' POLE COFFEE LAMPS TABLES Lumber Co. STEP TABLES BUY WITH CONFIDENCE FROM BUILDING SUFMJBS We Still Have 16 PLATFORM ROCKERS TABLE LINO- LAMPS RUGS ’ABLISHED LOCAL DEALER BUY WITH NO MONEY DOWN OPEN FuilylplMlMemdlji Nyire Fabrie* Hardware A 17.88 HARDWARE fr AMUANCU 142 I. State It. Phono Wl S.2MJ W« Have 4 Roll* of ALL DAY THURSDAY 100% NYLON CARPETING , Two-Tone Covers E. L. Carpenter ’ DOUBLE SOFA Sleeper Combination* 34.88 East Side Phone Wl 5 2421 -We Still Have 6 S-Pc. SaUe In CWee Of Color*. Tilt Back Type GET FLEX-O-GLASS AT 811 I. Railroad St. CURVED SECTIONALS 5-PC. DINETTES RECLINER CHAIRS $59fl50 5o FRIDAY & SATURDAY SPECIAL Rapid* waa a guret over the week­ end of Mr* Henry Roger*. Mr. and Mn Nanmn iMnm M Bcnwd City were Turaday and Wrdneaday guaata at the home of Mrs Roger* and the Richard GaaklU*. aad on Wednesday of lati week Mr*. Rog­ er* vtolled Mr*. Clemen Peck of Big Rapid* □ton Ingram of 8. Broadway to a medical patient at Rkxlgett Hos­ pital in Grand Rapid*. WlMOTH ncertng atudiea. Ttw hoapUal U going to hava to go into a snail electronic data ptoe earing ayriem tn order to keep up with the evcr-incrtwriag volume ______________ .’ Our white rich milk lari and *lway> a pieavuic lo verve few d>nne'. tojckx and d^iCious looped pmilh. Mra Rod Lowry. Mra Jpn Anderton. Mr* Don Tredinnick. Mrs Art Otann, and Mra. Wm Towne, come of whom wore new­ comer* co th* city and others to TO improve communlcaUcna re­ lated to the emergency atrvice at thc iKMplta), radio paging ryateira are being Installed ao that Ute htoptul can be in immediate contact with both Ute physician and tech­ nician! on emergency call. Abo. Uiere will be a radio network hook­ up with the Shertfra Department thia weekend to vtort her daughter. Mra. Jama* R cuehman and fam­ for dlaaatcr purport*. ily of Kalamaaoo. and her alatar­ in-law, Mr. and Mra. Olenn Ingling of BL Jceepb. Hoapltal Include much more than Just the additional apace provided In Um present expansion program. An Intensive cart unit la being planned, which will bring together apcclally trained peraonnel and equipment into ona^rca where the acutely 111 patient* can receive the hoepital curia. lhe hoapltal U tak­ ing a clcwe look at thc organization and utlliaaUan of panonnrl and Buttercrust Bread FRI. EVE. Till 9 Phone 945-4172 HASTINGS Compare Our Pricer Before You Buy . . ■ See ond Save for YourMlfl By the Yord . . . Amy Siae Candy Stripe $4.95 �Couple Married By Rev. Warner At Woodland Home Reception Honors The Pat Eckmans At Parents' Home A. T. Hodrm uf Battle Creek and Mra. Margaret dallager ot riage Tuesday mottling at lhe home of Rev and .Mr* David Warner a'. Woodland. Rev. War­ ner. a retired minister with over REVEAL TROTH-Mr and Mrs Walter Stager of Middleville with to announce the engagement of their daughter. Ahn. to Frank W. Senior Citizens Hear Mrs. Helrigel At Women's Club I Kenneth Browers To Mork Jubilee There will be an open house WHITE'S Photography The Senior ClUxcns were spe­ cial guests ot the Hastings Wogold earrings were their only jewelry. . ---------- ..... ----------— — 12?! NOW AT HOME—Mr. and Mra. Richard Allen Andrews .Nancy Mr. and Mra. Homer Baum. 715 members and guests precent at Ann Michael, were married on Sept. 4 In the Church of the E. Grant Street, aunt and uncle li*1 First Methixlist Church. Nativity at St. Paul. Minn. After a wedding trip to Northern Minnesota, they are at home in Milwaukee. Wu Their parents Lovely Candlelight Ceremony Unites Happy Couple Society newS 945-3967 NEW SHIPMENT FRESH DONUTS 205 N. Michigan of Woolens Italian Velveteen* at 8 pm. Saturday. Oct 23. The Rev. Willard Curtis performed tlie double ring ceremony. ■ Suede Cloth The House of Fabrics Watch While We Make 'Em many wardrobe magic looks land Che groom’s cake were de­ signed and made by Mrs. Erie I'rake, aunt ot the bride Mrs The pew and altar candelabra' were lighted by Master* Gerald cake. The groom's c a k e was James Chase 1* chairman of the I and James Whitney. Mins of Mr. served by Mnt Victor Mead, aunt Ihlj year. and Mra. William Whitney. of lhe bride. Mra. Wm. Hubbell, Mra. Howard Peters, flrat vice . neighbors of the bride. ■ ! Jr., aunt ot the bride, and MUs president. introduced the speaker ' The bride was given a way by , her uncle. Wiliuqn Hubbell. Jr .! of Grand Ledge. She wore a floor-length gown of peau taf­ feta. Tlie bodice was styled with a M-oop neckline and tong-taper­ ed sleeves Appliques of French lire and pearl embroidery ao- Plain 59c doz. FROSTED fr DECORATED Donuts 69c doz. Open Daily TASTE TREATS TRY SOME TODAY Christmas Will Soon Be Here Worm up to fall ... in these wild ’■ wooly switch-about*. Min ’em up or match ’em. Create the TOTAL LOOK with Bobbie Brooks able cveraklrt. held in place The bride's traveling ensemble with self-bows. funned Uie chapel train Her bouffant elbow-length was a black and gold tweed suit She wore pearl accemorira and the cormge from her bouquet After an eastern honeymoon, they are now at their Algonquin home. R2. 2864 Agamint, LAY-AWAY NOW creation*. SPECiOL M36iC 8 8 WMU Dean Speaks At PTA Meeting I »*°ves' second meeting on Tuceday, Nov. I Mlw Marval Slam and Miss 2. Everyone enjoyed a mcannBette O’Connor were brides- i tereetlng and entertahmig talk' I maids They wore gowns styled • from Dr Paul Oriffeth. dean of • Identical to the maid of hours, students at WMU on -Why we except their drawee were gold Should be Thinking About Hich। brocade instead of gold and’” ------ “ *" ~‘ bronxe. They wore matching dlor t»w*. gold shoes and white 1 glove* All three carried single panorama of our Nations Capi­ tol, at night, showed that while travel u wonderful, it is good to be home again. After thc program tea was on REED & BARTON SILVERPLATE 48-pc. Service for 8 MAKE BIRTHDAY WISHES COME TRUE Mid-Villa Inn SALE PRICE $88.00 REGULAR PRICE...$106.80 Here's an extraordinary value In America'* finest s.lverplate by Reed & Rsrtrwi _ ■ “Msoir R <" let H nt.'ire- MIDDLEVILLE Ruffled cardigan ef 70% tambiwoel. 20% far. 10% Bytes. Site 34-40. $12.99 FRIDAY FISH SPECIAL All the Porch ""X ’ You Can Eatt Mony Other Bobbie Brooks 14 Ruffled V-«ack (lipcvef. 70% hmbewsel. 20% ter. 10% ayIm. $«■• 34-40. $11.98 SEND BIRTHDAY CARDS BY Creations SATURDAY HAPPY HOUR for Foil and Drinki Vi Price from 8 to 9 p.m. Winter SEE OUR COMPLETE SELECTION Of GREETING CARDS USE YOUR CREDIT CHICKEN S OUR SUNDAY SPECIALTY The Baked to Golden Perfection $4 50 I LAPO DRUGS JEWELRY Shop Ainu Finglcft Hodges Established in 1WI Phone SY 5-3640 144 CAST STAT* STRUT HASTINGS, MICHIGAN �The Hastings Banner Grand Ledge IFins Conference Harrier Crown Two— Pnall I »O 6 *■ J Kl *. 1 1 1OXC Thursday, November II. 1965 Wednesday. Nov. 3, lhe West Fitzgerald Corps Plans Party for Veterans Saturday HHS Freshmen , Sieve StrirkUnd. Slave IFhip Ledgers KenfleM. Daryl Rogers and Slat* Fitzgerald Corps 100 of the For 4-2 Record Htockten. . Womans Relief Corp, met at thg School. seating the six *ci*ool* entered to ran tlie two mil. counre. The The Heatings School —JCt Jeff. * — . High — . . i . 1HALFBACKS 1A l.r* 1S.SC lx S "" I Chandler, lia mi , Freshmen football team. 'Which' na<<i Co)fnlM1_ Hkbard Hraa. hall Nov. I. with IB membere present dry!,’?cd MUte Hsrtun, Jim Lancaster. Bill 42’ 9 rl nJiah Shull*. Vai Sprinjcr and Gary Ledge Thursday U> finish the .. ES'JSl IVUAnCKB - T.™ M.H, trlct __ Five Convention hrid tn order they placed were Grand Ledge 38 points. Alma 44. GreenvUte 88, Charlotte 96. Lakewood 110 and St. Johns lie points. Running for Lakewood and Coach Bernie Gone 1 Doug Acker, and Dick Buller. The Frosh atarted out losing to' ‘lUARTEKBACKb “ Lakeview. 16-0. then dropped a <-«<a. Bruce Edger and s* . -A.------- . ■I'ocernlk. <wOTnik. Jim Furman 21. Dave Hough M, Ionia 30-7. Greenville 31-12. Charlotte 45-7 and then Grand Ledge. Receiving special awards, a* ingfy fine Job. They both Im­ proved their records by nearly 25 seconds. On Saturday, Nov. fl. Bob TJ wived. Dorothy Gronewold and The Chr.s Kaecheles were Jg* "" ** ” At Grand Ledge. Thunday. Hall ret unied thc opening klck-ho™’'«n ----------------------- --- -------------------off 86 yards for a touchdown. I “h . held this Thuraday at the home USE BANNER WANT ADS! OUR 1M3 WEST CENTRAL CONFERENCE CIIAMPIONS-Member. ot our Blue A Gold outstanding grid squad inelude. front row. ‘BilLies Railroad Career merit end deaths. If qualified. training at Undent operator. you " ftf^Duke waaran IMtW Strand of Hasting* Friday thru Sunday CHECK OUR Goggins, Dick lltghvmllh. Rex on Nov. 16 by Kalamazoo Orcutt Hook. Hay Rove. Bill Roprtgbt. Corps No. 110. Lorry Sehrehier. Dave Sherry Plans were completed for and Harmon I'trlriks. Malvllle and John Tripp. MANAGERS — Ken Fn Ypsilanti. Although he did a fine lob running he only placed 28th out of the 60 runners competing. _DOSMWELagE_ , tended. ' An Invitation was Issued the e Corps to attend an old fashion­ , trrt|nUy dinner at noon $400 .pa, month and up. with other benefit,, providing you ar. between age* of 17-28, a high school graduate, physically fit ~ K ST’mlnu.- LHC B --------- — ... .......... ...... Patriotic Instructor Maud Kurr fine nertnd. Glenn CoCa nowed 1 Mrs * ?■ ■’UCimyir, rrccnuj 40 yards to Hall to make tne w t for the boys In ^ice and «score 12-0 The extra point vm. -'4r, Ru£ vo«elreuter of Mar-. P«*anr v*‘ Nam T^toi* missed. 4h|dl WM Jere Monday a I th her r**d L.,trotn B1U Shultz Intwrepted a pam father. David Goodyear. I Banner, cocnpcwd by an unon the Ledger s 42 and ran it I Mrs. Donald D Smith and known marine serving in Viet back to the eight yard line. Mis* Sue Smith are visiting in Nam. On the next play Shultz hit Uic Detroit for several day* this1 The next rfjnrUr meeting will ■i______ fz. iw- 1 nm on Thursday. Nov. IB. score Cota, passed to H*U mak­ Ing the score 19-0 In the Inaujgural frame. ' Hall returned the next Grand Ledge punt to the little Comet's Colorado Ranger Horse Group Meets at Delton ! Hall Name Western Grad to Succeed Coach Garey for another touchdown. The Colorado Ranger Horse Steve Pocemik pasaed to Dove Association Executive Secretary i Coleman for the extra point and Thoughts For A Week Colo, and Vice President Lloyd i the flrat period. WiuMrman of Tabernash. Colo, । with 8 minute, left In th Hu tings High Freshman coach then the 1965 undefeated gridders were 9th graders. Tuesday night su named to succeed Coach Jock Clarey who la leaving coaching to devote full time u athletic director and head of Ute HasUnga physical educaUon de­ partment. home of Mr. and Mr*. Charles rrom the three’ for a six-pointer Fetterley. R3 Delton. | - • --------- — •**-There will be an open house man for Ute extra point making Sunday. Nov. 14, from 3 pm on I into the evening with a potluck | supper. Any horseman interested training night*. If interested in in meeting and talking with Par­ sons is invited. Ing age. phone number, address, Storrs added the point on an marital status to: breeders of leopard appaJoctaas tn end-around play. COACH ROBERT CARLSON the United States and is an ex­ 1504 Waskiagtaa Blvd. Bldg. pert on this breed, according lhe point, and mldw-uy In the Detroit. Mich. 13. 1934. waa a member of lhe won the Upper Peninsula grid to Hie announcement third period thc Ledger* scored great Kingsford High School championship He played guard on * 10-yard sweep and missed and linebacker, aa well aa half­ the point, making the score 40- I HOME & PROPERTY LISTINGS 13. . Carlson served with lhe Army's Hastings' final touchdown waa 90tfi Division landing on the returned Saturday after a week Normandy beachhead on "D" In Essexnlle. near Bay City, fake punt and run which covered day. and after 31 days of fighting where they were with the Tim­ 70 yarda. Doug Acker picked up was captured on July 7. 1944. He othy Howard family. Mrs. How­ ard had surgery the previous two purple hearu with an off tackle play going Mrs. Q.M. Puller left Monday eight yards for the 47-19 total Hastings substituted freely In to visit the Larry Fuller family the left three quarter*. As long as you face the LIGHT, the dark shadows . will always fall ’BEHIND you. SPONABLE £LTHE WEEK A Wide Choice of Homes and Real Estate of All Types A GOOD HOME IN THE FIRST WARD, with one large bedroom and large hallway upstair* and down$7,150.00 AND ANOTHER GOOD SIZED HOME IN THE SECOND WARD, with three bedroom, and two closet*. FUNERAL HOME Robert H. Sponobkv Owner W. Green at Broadway Ph. Wl 5-3252 Bunday after an eighl-day stay After release from tlie Army for a check up in Blodgett Hos­ pital, Grand Rapids. Wester n Michigan University where he captained the 1949 Bronco football team. He ob\ talned his B8 degree there tai 1950 After teaching and coaching at employed in the E. W. Bliss sonnet pfllce from 1952 toJ pany. AHO A UAL COOO HOW, CLOU IH TH I «XI«TH WMfo. K». IHin, w., dmln, room. four bedroom* sAd full bath, two big hall*, full basement with a double garage In basement, has converted hestinj plantA....................................................................$9,800.00 AND A COOO INCOME PROPERTY IN THE FOURTH WARD, insulated and aluminum storm win- down,fair* a large living room, newly decorated, and carpeted, two nice largo bedroom* with closet* and hardwood floor* TV room, dining room, and kitchen with new Inlaid linoleum, the kitchen ha, knotty pine cupboard* and work space, s good sired bathroom with colored fixtures, a glassed-in I.,.. ....... . JI u.______A ...ta.___ ___ A____ --___I __ i_____ -_______ _______ __ .. . < . WMU. Coach Carlson married Doris Bonita Lockwood on Nov. 23, 1949. They have three children, Susan. 10; Jolin. 6. and Sarah. 5. $15,000.00 A RIAL GOOD HOME IN MIDDLEVILLE, has three bedroom* up and full bath, and down a living room, $1,500.00 living room. den. dining room, kitchen and full bath, full basement with ga* furnace, one stall garage,1 a real good location forj_______________________________________________ $7,000.00 A REAL NICE HOME IN THE 4fh WARD with two bedroom* ill garage, cap irnufated. newly remodeled kitchen with cherry paneling formica link, on nice corner lot, clo*e to Central School$12,100.00 nrirutr tutor! A REAL NICE HOME IN HOPE TOWNSHIP about seven mile* out on Cedar Creek Road, ha* two bed­ room* up and down one bedroom, living and dining room, kitchen and tile bath, ha* nice fireplace ..$7,500.00 IN THE FOURTH WARD, n real nice brick house, ranch style. ha, living room with fireplace, carpet and drape* Included, two bedroom* and bath, air conditioned, pine paneled family room, or utility room, attached garage, nicely landscaped, for------------------------------- ..---------------------- $18,500.00 TWO LARGE BUILDING LOTI ON NORTH BROADWAY for $2300.00 each AND STILL ANOTHER GOOD HOME IN WOODLAND, all on one floor, Irving room, three bedrooms. Siding tor .........................................................................................................................................$7350.00 A REAL GOOD HOME IN THE SECOND WARD, with two nice bedroom* upstair* and one bedroom .$•.000.00 ..$7,200.00 95-ACRE PARM IN HASTINGS TOWNSHIP, with house with six room* ind bath. garage .nd tool shed, large bailment bam38 j 60 ft., hog how..two com crib*, tile, two Chicken houses. two walls on farm, also 15 actoo of woods. 69 acres of *>rk land, for ..............$12,$00.00 •U$INE3$ LOCATED RENTAL PROPERTY In good butkws* dhtrict which rants for $150.00 par mo. fw $$,400.00 A RIAL GOOD. YEAR ROUND HOME RIGHT ON LEACH LAKE. ha. living room. three nice bedroom,. t. *teel fiihlng ..$12,600.00 A COOO HOME CLOSE IN IN HASTINGS, Im two bedrooms, hall and full both bedroom, living room, dinihg room, kitchen and toilet seat, has basement i naw water heater, situated on lot. for............ $.210.00 DUE TO RECENT SALES WE NEED NEW LISTINGS ESTATE Soo it! Haar it at Carl Nl.thim.r MUSIC CENTER Richard Slocum Hasfinf*. Look at these Important V-M features! • 4 monaural channels stretch your use of tapes. • 3 speeds, for extended tape time for highest fidelity. • Easy push-button controls. »Provision to record and play back through auxiliary components. HASTINGS SALESMEN Hom. Phon. Wl 5JOO4 145 W. Mata Mode! $]O995 726 only ,u> That's V-M'a unique “Cour ier" tape recorder with the ex elusive ADD+A+TRACK'* self teaching feature. Lets you learn a language; practice a musical inst rumen tor speech Horn* Phon. Wl 5-5156 little tilings cost extra? an H.C.B. personal loan iapers. pins, bottles, pans . . . cribs, cradles, strollers, play pens . . bears, beads, blocks and boxes . . . you'll need them all . . . after the doctor delivers, we’ll deliver, too . . . we have personal loans for all personal things . . . at of course ... We Want to be Your Banker! Hustings City Bunk 118 W. State MIMIES: FW««il 0«|><»H iMamn Corp^Htta, Phoere 945-4284 Frimdlr, Neijkborly Srmc. /or 78 CoMuuimu Ywri �Hastings Whips Ledgers for Perfect Season Ledgers, Sl Johns Tie for Second In League Race Z—TBE HASTINGS BANNER Saxons Seore in Every Quarter For Sth Victory Redtrmga Nip Ionia B/iie & Gold Gridder» In Final Tilt, Pikingi Spoil Comata Special Armchair Athlete Michigan's great big game season gels underway in the U|)per Peninsula Saturday, Nov. 13> lor gun shooters and in the Lower Peninsula on Saturday, Nov. 20, and the annual trek into the Northland is already underway. Hundreds of our Barry County hunters ate en route, or Kiting set for the deer season and prospects point uyanolher ; kill approaching last year's year'si - -------- ------ —- ----------------- — _____ iZa .a .-W. n* 140,000 ,MA the h... .1 and rtin barrel clip ru* or maeiastnA magasino. seconda hlghmt take. of whltauils. Our dear herd b esti­ ThU O-slieU limit does not apply mated al BO),000 animals, about tlie same as last Fall. An army of Pistols and revolvers, legally car575JXD redcoats — and yellow Parenia Night Game Shntout Charlotte tor football, and perfect for the Hastings High School football team which closed out a perfect season before about 4.QW fans at Grand Lodge Friday, 27-7. posssssion' of Uin West Cent Conference grid Ulle. Qra Ledge and BL Johns finished a tie tar runner-up honors while Ionia earned fourth place with • 3-3-1 record, .Greenville and Lakewood tied for fifth with forestlands. raar oatn uium* gamra wasn't U/o tasd. with eight, ed. ComMock's upact. of < Lake—which shouldn't have i pened—spoiled our alate. . . chases ot deer hunting license* dreds of Barry sportemen and half shotguns run-fire rifles the ‘■pennlt deadline- early in tiiiwa at. oKitem a the cellar with earned with aeven straight ££ Lak*n*w i, Pottos* < FaaaaaM 31. Fuckatat t. north to rough It tor a few days in the final league game. Green­ villa whipped Alma. 20-C. and Lakewood blanked Charlotte, Ionia drove to the St. Johns five in Uie first quarter but failed . St. Johns came back with Lee Hill scoring from the three. Randy Humphrey ran the point on a fake kick and the Redwings their ru&hing and pawing attack. cnce championship. The Ledgers gave the Saxons a rough lime in the closing minutes of the sec­ und quarter, but after that brief threat to their title hopes, the Saxons came back and domi­ nated the remainder of ths game. Captain Ken WeBer led his aggregation to lhe win. which cappad Um prep football careers Weiler started the Saxons on remained that way until- lhe Viking 25 yard marker. Tom Hewitt climaxed third period. Gene Rademacher passed 25 yards to Humphrey in lhe third canto and Boyce kicked the swtrled through the right tide of the play covering 19 yards. In the third period Fullback Tom Gibion powered over from the seven and in the fourth r the Lakewood squad the Ortotea of Charlotte *5-0. dropping three of Uje kse aoerta apnanenUy Saxon football players were at the Our menu often has read like game, and all agreed that thia the Waldorf with Dick doing the honors with his own special stew, . . Both Coach Clarey sauerkraut and sausage, standing the field by their jubilant ath- were harvested last Fall, accord­ ing to loto H. Bartlett. BarUett adds that those animals that survived our first elk hunt in immediately following the game Greenville Froth Los* Only to Hastings rt of the excitement that will 573,000 or more deer hunters have something new picked up on the recent trip abroad. We into action this fall. Given good hunting conditions, ;do have one thing to that creates close to 140,000 of these sportsmen arc expected just a bit of a problem. Thc elecreturn home with a deer. Not all of them, of course, trie hot water heater is in the Quarterback Dave WUUanu will be lucky enough to bag a buck likd this one, but • very hunter will have tasted the thrills of anticipating it. And chat's what deer hunting is all about. | to. arrive for the shower. How­ —Mich. Dept, of Conservation . cWr, an electrically heated cabin I makes up for a lot of things alclosing minutes of thc period on standlng up. His kick was good Bob Ritter. Ux>ugh we do have to curry in and hsating* led. 14-0. QUARTERBACK — Base WO- wood for a cheerful fire in Use the half then, the Yellow Jackets came back to score third and twice in quarter to defeat th kicked lhe point Later in the firearm deer seasons—Nov. 13 in the Upper Peninsula and Nov. 20 in the Lower Peninsula—visions of that tropjiy buck whirl through the minds of hunters. Those trying to, r the first touchdown with seven minutes left in the period Tlie passed to Mike Welch far lhe point, making it 14-13. Alma scored on awO-yard drive altar the openinx kickoff, with Fullback Dan Miller going over from lhe eight. Greenville scored early in the second half with Chuck Bradley romping 60 yards. Tom Hansen lai too. only our expedition quite as rugged. Our group generally includes Bob Stanley, Bill Bartlett. Bob Sherwood. Frank Huntley. Dick Cotter, Burnell Larke. Dick Cook and Phil Sherman, all stalwart ‘---.aTa ionr mm John by Oct. 8. This year 5S0 Hastings had hundreds of fans bought licensee In time to bld tor at Grand Lodge for the final any deer permits. And there are game ot lhe IMS season. Sight many more license dealers in school buses hauled students, who Game experts believe there end of the field while mostly lo­ probably are as many elk in die cal adults filled the regular stands on one side... The Friday after - but look for a kill of only about 100 elk in December, a eharp gym was thrlUlng, and HHS stu­ drop from last season when 269 dents primed for it during the day of these big animals were shot with lhe last couple minutes of at their field home they were being under fire. . . . Greenville Freshmen defeated Alma, 19-0, Thursday to complete He started at big Mr.Klnely a Greenville Frosh team, fl wins. High in the Nation's capital beUngs High. The Greenville Jun­ ior Varsity defeated Alma the - cmOK »■" xm.«x> j»h the Catholic League champion-1 Weiler. Mike Hess. Brian Shum- special deer permits, including shin tn 1945. In six anosonr. at “ATitawj ,i£\. IS pJSTa... a, . I. UJ.ACKS - t™ Bjn, making the count 27-7. i much territory in Barry was WeBer, 5-11. 105-pound deter­ The Saxons dug in. Steve Irish ..AS5.^;,g mined lad. picked up 124 yards a* hl. —- P — —• flret tun -— ...... I.I.IK,t. 0 7 U V— J nuonu have- not For the night the Vikings In 15 carries to lead the Saxon • then was held for ho gain on the Officials: Floyd Conkin. Lan- changed, u 4ln^ Charlea Bodary. i the .season---------------------------------amaatwd 250 yards rushing and attempted to skirt left, end bu. umpire. and George Her- season runs from Nov. 13 through passing. Johnson picked up a was brought down by Mike Mur- j Lansing, bead linesman. *“* “ «*—•-phy uu his six and Hostings took I ' *' _______ sills from Nov. 20 through Dec 5. Orand Ledge was held to 28 ' I. . T.milv affair f.,rUUCU mU3t h*re nnUcr! lhrtC net yards rushing but accumu­ Hess smashed for two. then a . ^x^all W a family affair for lnchea or 1QnKer A decr.for. with 43 yards, Tom Hewitt with lated 123 yards through the air pass was incomplete. The next tw0 Tcxiuui on the -MicniK.u> valap permit may be obtained for effort fizzled and It was fourth Stale team Senior tackle Buddy Jlo jj, uj> narthcm Hastings connected three out of and 10. WlBlama punted out of Owaia brother and fiuher were half ot Barnum with 26. Lower Peninsula, 11 attempts for 29 yards. Grand trouble but an offside penalty Texaa Tech grlddcrs. while cenUr-flre rifles and shotLedge had three passes inter­ put tlie ball back un the Hasting* tensive end Bubba Smith was |un-. may be u. ‘ .ed. but no autocepted. Hastings one. three. Again WBJlams- tainted. . coached by hiir father in hRdiMndtic. semi-automatic dr. autoUng rifle or shotgun that can 1 more than 0 shells in both interference call g. Grand Ledge's gridden. skyhigh bidding for a share of the league title, received thc opening kickoff and were forced to kick un the fourth down. Hastings also filled to move lhe ball, and After the kickoff, with n min­ drew a 15-yard penalty forcing ute and a half left in the half, Williams to punt. On the second play Williams Hastings took to the air. Tlie u>w alter Joeing somo'mUrocpud first aerial was incomplete, and pfe second intercepted by Cad­ alter you have glvwn m yards foi Saxon 42. Gibson smashed for well on his own 34. On tlie old two then Weller took a handoff Statue of Liberty play. Gidivy from Williams and want on his midfield from where Cadwell touchdown scamper. \ Alter the kickoff Grand Ledge lofted the ball to Faust who gathered it in for a first down on lhe Hastings 10. Three pas cs forced to punt. were incomplete, with Myers and Steve Scbondelmaycr breaking Bjork, ■ George Johnson, Brad them up. GlBasple. Chris Walker. BUI WUThe Ledgers attempted a Held seven. Willlama on goal which was blocked, but Hulings was called for offside It Hastings SPEEDY WASH COIN-OP Laundromat FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE WE HAVE INSTALLED A DOLLAR-EILL CHANGER PROFESSIONAL DRY CLIANING SERVICE Uf R f II Brings You II DVn rnnTDAii FOOTBALL * HUNTERS INSURANCE For a* $100 Low a* / For All Types of Insurance SEE HASTINGS INSURANCE AGENCY -Side of Strand Thsotra” Myers broke tip the final puk- Grand Ledge netted four yards in three tries then punted as the the second half, with anTexccpUon of lhe final two minutes Hastings started the second when lhe Comets accumulated touchdown drive from the locals four first downs with thc aid of “—_____— ----- — lJCSJ racea lor lu_ weuer gov a past Interference call Rex Wieland intercepted the "y ” I four, then five more and Olbeon at Ruth VanDcti burgs home. madl. it flrsl down on Ule 32 Tile Sportswomen plan to spon- jj__ ess gained seven an * — —— reverse. «jr a Camp Fire group and “ •'WeBer — - -■then — Gibson got — one Hastings took the kickoff start­ 1 slammed to the 19. Olbson and ing the third quarter, moving from their 31 for three first downfl which* put the ball on the player at Mlciugan State played got the yardage beck and three for the Greenwich. Conn High extra A fumble to*t four then sputtered and the Saxons-gate School team that captured the Williams flipped a pass to Weller 1962 Stale championship. 1— On the second play Williams Thanksgiving COME IN AND ASK ABOUT IT! 219 West State St. Sportswomen Busy potluck at thc Keep Every Saturday Afternoon! LIVE BROADCASTS of MICHIGAN Your Diol and Set At MICHIGAN STATE 1220 HASTINGS- GAMES— THIS WEEK M. S. U BARRY FOR SALE down on the 37 from where the Interrupted drive was resumed Weller got five. Brian Shum- first down on the 25. Weller got six In two trie* then Gibson missed a first down by six inches. Ha got the yardage on the fourth down effort liven Shumway blast­ ed la the sc«n from where Gib­ son went In. Weller's kick was good making the score 21-7. In the fourth period Grand Ledge was forced to punt from their five after drawing a 15Hastings picked up Comet Si. Irish Rr.t were incomplete. WeBer returned lhe punt 27 yards far a first do* n A... 36 IRONSIDE DRIVE ibe ball on the Comet seven. (iibe.cn smashed but the Saxons were In motion and drew a five~yard “ penally. 1 ’*" Uafched the 100 FT. GRAT BRICK RANCH JUST INSIDE CITY LIMITS. I vear old Walk oui basement nbinahcn, large Hrec bodr .ns. 30 it. of with built in formica RADIO INDIANA Broadcast Tims: 1:15 p.m. Hastings High School and its splendid Football Team ore to be Congratulated on the Finest Record in the School's History phy. Urnnls Timm. TACKLKS — Cl TVnm Robert Cole. Ken Roberts. GUARDS — Richard Hamm. Telephone 945-2256 for Appointment COUNTY We're Proud of the SPLENDID SAXONS �184-X3O, R. Morgan 138-230, BASKETBALL LEAGUE Lambert 539. Jerry Kwgatra 587, IMerrill 114-324, M. Nelson 111­ Glenn laubaugh Bit. Art Gallup I222, R. Wyngarden IU-217. J. 530. Don Bowen 911-548. Jerry Wyngarden 114-208, K. Rose 120­ a meetinc ot lhe ('lie BasketBmelker 202 - 696. Ward Wood- :204 and R Hall 115-202 mansee 201-533. Ron Fellow 314­ 557. Dave Irwin 202-530, Bruce SUNDAY MIXED DOUBLE* Hasting* High School* main Terry 511. Wayne Decker 206­ 542. Harold Hall 612. Ray Jen­ player* are ashed io attend, kin* 533. Ron Higdon 534. Pat Kaslnsky 201-531. Roc Fellow alaiir idlli an* nilirr Interest[Tvrpenlng 234-589, Charles 180-818. Allan Hlnricham 900I Krauss 559, Charles Blair 206BOWLING jacx oiierer aui-on. au; Sheler 226 - 496, Pete Montague : .A* HASTINGS CLASSIC LEAGUE 206-551. Nick Gorodenskl 510 and rtngton 216-541. nBonnU, A raft of good scores weir rolled John Oorodrtukl 517. Standings: Parker's Tavern 36. . JJ’J80' .STV?’ ,1M' Wednesday night of last week in _____ Snyder 170. Roae Hlnrtchaen 164. Hastings Aluminum, smith Bros, the hot Classic league, with Dar­ 1 Jack Cronlnger 187-467, P»« and Vd*J Mobil 23. Dale's Baker* HANTAM LEAGUE and Chenoweth's Machinists 21, rel WUlyard leading the way Cronlngvr 156. Helene Bourne with 232-202-238 fur a big 672. Consumer's and Larke Cltgo 20. Slandings: Haan's 18. Legion 164. Von Howell 155. Dorothy Deputies 19.. Bender Gravel 18. BUI Burn* hit 251-648, Bill Hack­ Burna 153, Gene Wyant 179. Montgomery Ward 16. Al'» 8* ney 234-838 and Dave Reynold* Auxiliary. Bums Refrigeration. Dot* Bar. Viking and Tinkler's 223-601 to complete the ll»t of Kaechele's and Dale's 13. Pood COMMERCIAL MINORS 15. The Banner and Southend l»d* over the 600 barrier Center and Patten Monument 11. Bob Munson rolled 214-581 to 1 Food* 13, Patten Monument 12 Dave Dimmers fired 233-599. George's Cltgo 10. Lawrence LP Karol Owen 518. Maynard Park 8. Superette. East Side Lumber set the pace Thursday In the! and Hasting* Electric 11 . 505. Don. Ptckard 225-556. Dick and Auto Tag inn 7, Hastings Commercial Minora. Galen Dan­ Bonankl 533. Chrh Howard 221­ Aluminum and Copper Lantern iel* chalked 206-580. Bud Waters MON. NITE BOWLERETTES Team standings: Walldorffa 577. D. Morgan 512. Cleo Roblyer 6. VAJ Service 5. Hastings Motor 221-542, Don Mathew* 201-517. 241-530. Harv Haan 205-529, Paul Car) Hathaway 511, Bon Benner Edward* 505. Don Drake 556, Ben Lumber 4. 506. Hanr Baker 210-523. Keith Color Center 24. Gilmore’s 22. Good scores: L. Reardon 219- ___ _ „ __ ___ _ ______ Kenyon 503. BUI Ransom 513. Keeler 202-509. Ray Jenkins___ 209- Gardners and Hasting* Radio * Shannon Lydy 201-53!, John Ka- 237. J. Haan 118-335. J Barnum 556. Butch Klmmey 115, Paul sinsky 203-567, Dick Hart 202­ 128-235. J. Miller 127-233. J.ICaasel 557. Duane AUerdlng 213- and Action Flex 18. Hasting* 530. Stu Sweet 611. Charles Pur- Whltney 119-231, J. Burnworth 1551. Jim Myen 523 and Jim Har. Floor Covering 17. Hastings Mill­ - Ing 16. Cuylars Trucking 15. HASTINGS The Hunting Seasons Are Here Choose from the Largest Assortment of Hunting Apparel in Central Michigan hart Sinclair 14, Copper Lantern , 10 and Arcade Beauty Solon 8. : Good scries: Barb KIc racy 206­ 519. Faye Allen 204-540. Shirley VanDenburg 190-543. Evelyn Donovan 199-447. June Rlchaid- 478. Wilma Daniels 185-483. Anna McDonald 159-488, Ellen Davis 168-460. Katy Colvin 174-464. Fem Brown 175-459, Nyla Wat­ rous 165-405. Boonie Hathaway 185-481. Barnfee Smith 180-443. Inez Lyon 160-445. Slwron Har­ rington 160-450 and Solly VanDulne 167-457. Good Games: Rose Hlnrichsen 179. Nancy Taylor 185. Peg BerBetty Howes 167 and Frieda Lantern picked up the 4-7-10 split REACREATION LEAGUE NO. 8 Standings: Walldorffa 24. Gil­ more's 23. Johnnies Auto Parts Confectionery 18. Woodmansee Final Area Prep Games Set for.Friday Night Michigan's prep football sea- nearly all school* Ulla week and tn thu area fan* can sec unbeat­ en Middleville hrxst Saranac. Ma­ ple Valley soe* to Olivet. Battle Creek loikeview take* on U»e unBrated Central Bearcats. Grand Ige goes to' Lansing Eastern. Laming Gabriel* to St. John* and Belding to Greenville. Middleville T-K Central Standings rtUKL STAWDIMO! IFe«£ Juggernaut Delton High s Panthers scored a 19-13 win over Mattawan, Waytand blasted Hamilton. 26-0; and Springfield whipped Belle.Middleville'* Dave VanEUt. 220pound fullback, picked up 180 yarn in'20 carries and hl* block­ ing helped Rob White to pick up 162 yard* in 21) attempts and one touchdown VanElst scored the other three, bringing hl* total for the *ea*un to 14. The Trojan line limited Ma­ ple Valley's speedsters Bill Reid and l*sul Goforth, and held the Hastings Bowling for HUNTING TOGS Choose Your Hunting Togs from Our Stock of Nationally Famous Lines; SOO OUTDOOR LIFE AMERICAN FIELD Your Hottg l»M. Sp«rt« Comstock Park won third place in the Trt-River whipping Beld­ ing. 25-12. and Lowell overpowlite Express^ lags: TEAM Middleville stand- COMMERCIAL MAJORS Standing*: Piston Rings 29. Sports Bar and Larke Buick 24. Culllgan 23. Harwood and MIUer Jewelers 22. Roush Tailors 211>. Montgomery Ward 20. CltyjFood 19. Hastings Aluminum 13. Auto Tag Inn 12 and Tyden 10'i. BUI J e r o w Thursday' came through with one of the out­ standing score* of the season when he clicked 247-203-210 for a fine 660. John McLean tnaggled 237 - 612. Jack Sheler 233 - 811. John Kaalmky 220-800. Maynard Tucker 203-575. Harry McCollum 218-558. Lester Springer 554. Al Relgler 212-548. Harry Long 548. Harvey Haan 539. Shannon Lydy 529, Norm Asplnal 203-530, BUI Hackney 542. Robert Miller 549. । Glenn- Laubaugh 207-553, Bob BUILDING Wayne Hazel Phona 374-3523 USE BANNER WANT ADSI Veterans Day Dinner and Dance American Legion Hall in Hastingi Saturday, November 13th Dinner Served 6:30 p.m.—$3.00 couple Dancing 9 to 1—$2.00 couple Bud Wolfe's Orchestra Guest Speaker will ba Duane Brigstock, Immediate Fast State Commander SEVERAL OFFICERS FROM THE 4th DISTRICT WILL BE PRESENT MEMBERS Hr GUESTS INVITED This is the elegant, new interior of the new ’66 Plymouth VIP Hamilton KVA (Final) 1965 STANDINGS BOWL INC. NORTHLAND Shirts four. Bay City Central and Battta Creek Central were one-two 1K the Free I’res* and UPI polls while the AP had Battle Creek tint and Bay City second. HASTINGS AND Pants AND RESERVATIONS fourth to romp over Bangor. BO18. Bangor scored twice in the second frame. Sparta High won Ils first TriRlrer Conference title in years Friday and lhe llnl victory Bob and Mickey Lambert PENDLETON Coats FOR INFORMATION Lake wood Frosh Trample Charlotte under Karpinski. Buchanan has IlMhelman to Chip Ferguson Banner US and Auto Tag Inn with Jim Baker kicking the., anrfwBCH 7. Galesburg scored 12 points In the flrat period. 18 in the second. Phone Wl 5-3184 Janlor UPHOLSTERING It's America's Time Available Vanity. Rank HRS Team FOR FUN AND HEALTH Open Bowling High Tile game, which saw Brian WEDNESDAY TWILIGHTERS HASTINGS MFG. LEAGUE Carol'Blnke had the top aeries. Pinkston score from 20 yards MayTtard Tucker led Ute loop 448. followed by Nancy Wibalda out on the second play from with 228-608. Hany McCollum with a I Hi 428 and Della oelia Gorodenskl oorouensxi ~ roUed 223-576. Joe Bennett 585. <IS N.nry had . I* huh «.»e. J"n CMU Les Springer 557. Al Relgler 537. Sharon Craig 168 and Carol,****1 llu’* ,lmet Jerry Bmelker 537. Mike Rey­ Stake 164 Hastings Mutual had Starting for Lakewood were nold* 5J1. Bob Stutz 530. Art Gal­ the high team game of 2284 with Max McLeod. Ron Coppeaa, Mel lup 518. Jack Smith 615. Bob r Prn?JL Jai4 ^Doohttle ’siO I'evoa No 1 rollln< 2334 ,nd Townw<ld- P*ul H"*1 Herbte J I Le«* No. 2 posted 2222 , Rush. Dave Meyer. Fred Rainer. and Bob ElUget and Ken B«k-------- ------------------wke JrrTy T(Jm BUI Rost and Dick Steward StaXgs: Tool Room 29. Of- I)------ 1. II UQ 'Taw.™ I _ were credited with mure than 50 flee 26. Courthouse Service 24.1 percent of the IJons' tackles. _ , r» I lot of action." said Asalstant Wayland scored on 1U fjrat two Leftovers and-Caslte 21. Machine ,Tth, 6th in Polls coach oerald Hopkins. "EvwyRoom and Tough Ouys 18. JourotJen.Mve drives, the Oral touch| ona did a nod Inis and the* Hastings High's undefeated D play in lhe first period. Terry Chrome Room II football team waa ranked 5th win cave the little VlkParks tossing to Rog Merten among Michigan*! Claaa B'h Len Kaminski ran 75 yard:, yards in TUESDAY TWISTERS schoolii by the Associated Pres* ■ the »econd period and Park*' standing*: Pleasant Point Mo- poll announced Tuesday, and waa 1 kicked the firat of two extra tel 24. Bam Market 23. Powder ranked 6lh in the Detroit Free points to give Ute Wildcats a 2i.( ipc*] pin*nce 21. Pres* coaches poll . 18-0 lead at intermission. . M cF. Lassie! 19*. and Beedle The UPI ranked Hastings llth. Terry Bartell went over from I Agency 11. the four in the third period and Carol KMicr »u high with Jim Kotraba closed out Ute scor- > ng^8l. Joan Martaln posted • Pickup and Dslhrsrying in the finale on a 20-yard • 16O-42t5, Dolly Larooo 161-428. State. ;run. Buchanan Is coached by BUI . Marilyn Curtis 172-404. Shirley Jeff n.ll*. (hr.- .hr., An<n aWrley HbwU 4OI. 401. Karpinski, former HHS wrestling Virginia Howard 169-466 and coach and assistant football men­ THE FURNITURE Delton Panther* to their thrill- Mao Parker 164-423. tor. Karpinski's eleven la unbeat - Gull Lake picked up a safety with 20 seconds left as a high pass from center on a Comstock punt sailed Into lhe end zone Gull Lake drove to the Comstock 10 in the final seconds but the Blue Devils were stopped by the Favorite Family Fun" TL'ESDAY MIXED LEAGUE Standings: Thornapple Skating Rink 25. Highlands Dairy 24, River Bend Golf and Welton's Heating & Plumbing 23. Andrus Insurance 20. Johnson's Furni­ ture and Ken's 8c Bob's Gulf 18 and Poll s Construction 13. Good scores: Junior Russel 185-511, Dick WUcox 111-503, Walt Sinclair 173-4M, Louise An­ nis 163-391. Jim Rhoades 175- HONOR GRID TEAMS Uncs derson 183-497. Arlene Wilcox 146-38^ and Olav Befring 221- by lhe Chartdtte Orloka Thura- Lockahorr Farm* 12 and NashviUe Gravel and Hastings Meat Market 11. Jim Malcolm blistered Uye maptea for a 248 high game fin­ ishing with 542. Dave Kruko MONDAY MIXERS rolled 563. George Cogswell 538. Shirley VanDenburg again led Gordon French 538. Kingsley Gailey tossed 21 yards to Har­ Bennett 533. Ray Lundquist 531 land I Gates for lhe Aral TD. then thc lassie* with 197-534. Gerry Newton and Faye Alien each hit Oates ‘again for lhe second TD. The play covered 79 yards. Misruled 510. June Benner 181­ 506. Louise Bahs 178-508. Jean McAHUter 195 - 495, Gladys Ed­ flipped to Mike Poteet Matta­ wan scored tn lhe third and ward* 187 - 471, Myrna DePew IM-477. Betty Sheler 167-475 and fourth periods. Betty Sothard 159-451 Comstock upaet Gull Lake Fri­ Standlugs: Welcome Tavern day, >4-9, dropping the Blue Devils from runnejudp honors in 27. McAlltaterb MH. Foodland 23'i. Nortiulde Grocery 23. Has­ the Katamaroo Valley Aaaoclatton to a three-way tie for second tings Height* 22. Bherlfls Girls with Comstock and Bangor, all 20. Saving* & Loan 19H. Vogt's Funeral Home and Mary's finished with 4-2 records behind Beauty Shop 18’4. Haan'a Stand­ unbeaten Galesburg-Augusta. ard and Michigan Magnetics 18. F<xk! Center. Platon Ring and BOWL Lambert 214-850. Floyd Cblvta 217-542. Bill Burns 213-534, Dave Irwin 524. Wayne Newton 200­ 519. Bob Hollister 208-538 and Tom Gilliland 555 Woodland at Michigan limgor Delton .. Mattawan Caps Red Hooded Sweat Shirts With the New "Snug Fit" Hood .. Double thickness body with front muff pocket. Sizes small, medium and large — $5.95 XX large slightly more; Single thickness - $4.89 Nsw Lominated SWEAT SHIRTS. Michigan Outdoors” Completely water repailent. has xipper front, and warm hood in rod, navy, blue or loden green — ------------ ...—. ith SPECIAL Jersey GLOVES For Men & Women 2 Sixes . . . Rag. 49c 03 •yluto - Owners Dress Well .. . You Can't Afford Not To' 138 E. State St. I W« Rent Formal Wear Let yourself go to your. Plymouth Dealer’s I NSURA * OPEN WEDNESDAY NIGHTS. AS USUAL. Run McPha^lin lad^es^wear ait’ll yotf see the outside MORT NEFF nr/>U«T/MlVtMM/X*U*M/lAMACUM —-Gasma Coleman Earl Coleman 203 S. 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It lu Ordered that oa Novrnbw 14. 19M. at 0:10 *.«, ta th* Pro­ bat* Coorlroon; IlaaUag*. Mkkteaa a hronag br beta n -Ik* p*UU<m at Adelbrrt lortrlgkl. a4 nun Lie* lor wllk i'a"! Afcin^A-jBr kUowakr* of hl* I'ublirNUou and Mrvic* ihall lo r\ 6y ■ atalsio sad Philip if Mil«h«IL Judg. of Pro­ bate \ 11*1*4. OetLlxr IlT, 10*0 Cortrlgbi and Boddy Attorney* al Law . Ilradenihoil llaadlug Hattiag*. Michigan 11/U 'louttd ta tka Boathwata tractHud oouiri of tk* ttealbaail fracltcotl quarter of Btcltea 4. Tan 1 Monk. Haag. 9 Wtel. Harry T*tra*blt>. Barry Cvuty. MIcklgM. ■UMH. kowarer. ta eaadllteaa. '*• .inilioat and 1.1 ta 11....» .« r.,-.til 11 la tikdend that *a Noraotbar 1* ad at Llboe 1TB el D**di. |Mfd 48. at 10:4* AJI. ta lhe Probata ttourt Icgitbrr wllk tka laacattnla. karrdltarow, iLuttas*. Michlgaa, a hearing b* held on the petition ot Ctenld Fax for probate ot a purported WIU; tat granting nf edmtaUlraUtn to tka at Na**mk*e, 194S. cuter aaaaad. at a*ma vtbar auilabl* 4tk dayriHttT FBDKBAL BA VINOS AND IXJAN ASSOCIATION OF KALAMAZOO PuUteattea and urrlca .hall U ■ad* *■ pr*rid*4 by atelula aad Court rule. Dated: Oct. M. IBM. Altera*/* tar"klortgagM raiUp H. Mitehall. Jadg*.«< Pro- Diuinaaa Addroae: >44 W. Mlchlgaa Aveau* Foa. •nioap.oa A Morrla Kalaaaaao. Mtekigaa 4B004 1/>V Alter**/* far PellUon** 1IWT Aawr. Nall. Baah Bldg. klUnuw, Mick. 11/11 FUBUOATION OZDXB. Hiala ot Mlchlgas. Th* Probate 0BDEB FOE PUBLICATION, la lha Matter ot tka K*iata *1: klat* at Michigan. Tb* Probate Charlaa A. Habart'oa, I>«c**4rd. MU Leorl f*r lb* County ef Barry. »k* Matter ef tka Eatat* ot No. I1.4«*. tkal aa Nor. 10. IMS. KU* 8. Kate*. Dewed. Fite Na. at It10la Ord.rrd A.M, ta Ibr Probata Court­ >4,4*4. room. Halting', Mirhlgu. a haartag Il la Onlrred that aa Nor. IS. beta oa ta* txtllloa of J aka .< UMS at 11 A.M. ta th* Probate Court­ ba Uolxrtaoa. Adadalalrater. far allow room. Haattaga. Micklgaa, a hawing aac* ot kte Ont aad Baal a««u*l and bo bald oa ih* prtlUMt nt Uaorg* Kate* lot appatalmrot of aa admin- lor asalgntural >1 rxldur. iatrater. and far a ditermlnalloa ot aaad* a* prat >4*4 by alatai* aad batea. Mui*. PabUcatloa and **r*ic* ahall lx Coan K*r. 3. 1»4S read* a* provided by alatute and Dated: ^FklllF IL MUekaU, Jadga of Pro(tout ml*. Dated: O*«. Z3, 19g*. Bl'gal aad Itadlon. ^Philip U. Mltehdl, Judg* of Pro- Attu*a*ya far Fiduciary Paul E. Hiaga! Altern'ya*'for”pilitorr* ioa w. dial* Hlreal Ha'Unga, Mtekigaa -71/18 1097 Amar. Natl. Beak Bldg. Kateaaio*. Mirkigau H/n PUBLICATION OBDUL MOBTOAOB BALE. _ Stet* of Mtekigaa. Probata C«art Dotaull ha.lag bent a.d* in lb* R*:—Kalat* at Catharina Weaker, eaadiUoa ot a c.rtata Martgage which alio known aa Kalkartaa Wanker, D*waa ta*4a oa the *0ih day <t Xu rent­ coated. BfejAUil.., . bar Ibis bj; DUN D. JACKHUN. JK. aad Doaotur A. JACKUOX. hue­ lag *a tk* paillloa *f Uottllab WaaXer bead and wile, *■ Mortgagor*, to the roguMlIng allowutc* of Fiduciary* FIHHT FKDKKAL MAViNuit AND Final Account aad A'algnm«a< of raft* LOAN ABHOC'lATION OF KALAMA da* af ratal* to th* pneoat emitted ZOO. 34S W«*t Michigan Arrow*. Tt-ffiZ Kalamai**. Mi-hlgan. a rvrporallon S3.” T™ uadsr Ua law* <>t th* United IHate*. oa Xor. 3>r«, l»aS, »ll:J4 p.M. aS Mortgager, aad rworded on the nu vrdar ehau b* pebllabod ac3<d day ot Dec*mb«r, 1»*S. ta th* Fkiitp U- Miteball. Probate-JttdgK •t*o,ot th* Hagt.ier ot Deeda for Barry Couaty aad Hlata of MteMgan Noreaber Zad. IB** la Llb«r 141 of Morlgag.a, page 14B. Lauraace X. Barnett. •a which Mortgage thrro la claimed to Attorn.jr Jor'Fiduciary TUKzV' THUlL-CtND,M ONE* *HCN* Uaitlag*. Mtehlg.a*1 * lf/lg DHXD T111X.TYNINX AND Sn/lUO (Sl.lSB.a*) DOLLABH principal and talamt, and ao ault ar proc**dlagi al Spacial Trout P*nd law or la equity hating btaa mallTh* Cou'criallun Comndiatea. ttedar Ad 1>U. P A. IBJS. a* •■eadad. aald It artcage, aad lhe P«w*r of HU. ordtra (aU ardtra te th* coal***/ ta aajd Mortgage owatataad hartag b***ote eporaUr* by r**a*a *t aa>d 4*faah: tul lu *.k 1* Bataa 1’aad. Barry NOTICE It hereby giiaa that oa th* 1’4 day ef February, IBS*, at ate* * clock la th* fareooM. Eaatrrn ArtlSetal lurau aaly Bay ba uiid / aa Htaadard Tint*. *1 tka North Frost boats or ratta may ba uic-4 oa tka Door of tho Court Ilona* la th* City puad: dally aad l~u*".lon limit .ball at Haallaga. dial* ot Michigan, that ba twa trout a«l laaa tkaa toalva being lhe place et hnldtac the circuit taekaa long. Crnrt far tb* County .f Barry, than Ayprarad Iteptember 171k. IMk Will b* offered for aal* aad atad to . Il/IS A PasclnatlnR Opportunity The extremely lucrative field of cownerics has n select opening 1962 AUSTIN HEALY SPRITE PIONEER’ BRAND 80RO HUM- ta your area. Viviane Woodard Corporation will arrange for CONVERTIBLE—30 to 35 ml SUDANORA8S HYBRIDS the right woman to be trained per gxl. guaranteed. 8950. Call start quickly and coma back at our expense ta our Make-up 945-3236. 11/11 fast alter cutting or grazing Academy In California or New Use them lor posture or green York. If you qualify you will be 1963 GALAXIE FORD — Red. chop. See us soon for the vari­ trained in the glamorous tech­ tudor, whitewalls, power iteereties that can make the moat niques of the movie industry. tag. vinyl interior, tinted wind­ of your forage ocrea next year. If you would like to have a shield. padded da*h. radio, Wayne Richard. Sunfield cosmetic business of your own record player. Phone Lake Albert Bell. Nashville write today to: B. K. Stalls. 582 Odessa 374-8470. 11/18 Veme Winger, Freeport 11/11 Territorial. Battle Creek. 11/18 CUSHMAN MOTOR SCOOTER —Less engine. Also racing go- EGG WASHER and 12 plastic EXPERIENCED BOOKKEEPER covered egg basket*. 11/11 cart. Call 945-2287. 11,18 — Typing and general office work. Please send appUcatlons POUR GERMAN HHKPHFRn to: Box-995. c/o Hastings Ban­ PUPPIES—Cun be teen after Ar Boat* ner. tf 5 pm. nt 283 E. Grant St. Phone Wl 5-2303. U/ll WHEELER MARINE SALES & EXPERIENCED MARRIED SERVICE — Mercury outboard MAN far dairy farm. Good motor*. New and used boat*. A Help WuRtMl wages, house and other extras. Hole Boat*. Trailer* and acPhone: Charlotte, 543-2837. .ceaiaric*. M-66 In Nashville. U OL 3-2851 or OL 3-8074. U NOTICE: Many IHUnga to th. •mate" *r fanta la" column* ar* not intend'd to *lchute or di*A- NoHcm -A Bu*ina*i OppartunitiM ernragr application* from parasite A Buiineta Service* OPEN FRIDAYS 9 A M. to 5:30 P.M. advancement. r*»rn*hU» ot Bkrro. CauatF ef 0BDXB FOB PUBLICATION. _ ante of Michigan, T»* Probate FOR SALE—3 Coon hounds and 6 pup*. Bart Plercefield, Mulli­ ken. 11/n A Automotive 48821. • Over-Start's Wallpaper & Paint Store — th* Classified Paragraphs view appointment write: Box Night Stock Clerks Special $335.00 HASTINGS " GOOD AS NEW STORE Meat Cutters clean! 1M1 FORD SEDAN 4 Dr, 8 cyl, automatic Radio 1M1 RAMBLER STA- WGN. Custom 4 Dr. M-37 So. PUBLICATION OBDBS. •Slate ot Mlrlilgaa, Tho Probote Court tor lhe County at Barry. bUb ot Klchard 11. Me»er. Ur cr*.r.l. Kll* No. 7W9 T. It u UrdrriHl that on Decitubor 7. 1905. al 11 AM. la U» Probate CoortteMm. IlMtlag*. . Mirkigau. a bra/teeg be bald on a patlUoa by Old K.bi Bank and Trn»l luoiiaa, pray­ ing for the alkuaac* of lb* CoIruete.* Thirty Hflh Arronnl. 1-ubUcaliun *ml **r«ka .hall b* mad* *• pro, 14*1 by atatnto and l oan rule. Date. Nov. n. 190S I'billp 11. M it hell, Judge ot Pm MEN OR WOMEN-Uko to be your own boss with unlimited earning* potential? Part time 945-3150 or fulltime. Husband and wife Meat Managers 1963 FORD SEDAN . . . Very low mileage and ex­ ceptionally clean, standard transmMaiou lor economical 1M1 BUICK STATION WAGON Fully reconditioned. power steering and brakes, nice famlIMS PLYMOUTH BARRACUDA 2 Dr. 6 cyL Stand, w/wall*. Radio. 1966 OLDS HOLIDAY SEDAN One owner and above average 1964 VOLK^y.AGEN* CAMPER condition. Look this onc^rjr.. 1963 CHEVY MONZA 4 ap. Iran*. Bucket scat*. Ra­ NICE CHOICE OF CHEAP dio, beater. TRANSPORTATION CAMS. 1943 MERCURY METEOR 8 cyl. Standard. Radio, w/ wall*. 1M3 PLYMOUTH BELVEDERE 2 Dr. Sedan. Auto. 8 cyl. Radio, heater. Experience preferred: steering and brakes, radio, good whitewall Urea, fully S. Hanover ot City Limit* 915-2223 M-37 So. PUBLICATION 0BDBB. Mlchlga*. Frutal* Ou«l vunty. *1* uf W**a Fl*w«a. D*N*. 14.1.1U. Nallr* la litnby <liv*o ikal a ktarluc on U* Mllil*u of Kltal r.lliab«ik Hippy pnylag tkal *4ntalairtllaa ot »ald »>iat. lo b« grakiad l* Bih.l ElUabnk Hlpry or a»*. Olk.r auilabl* ****** tkal adjudka Uoa aad d<l*rauaallvt> ot Ik* **non< wk* ar* huln al law of drc*dcal n Utl*4 lo tahwli >ral aad p«r**a»l Mtala of d*c*4*al will bo heard al Barry Probata O*»rt Ha>il*s>. Michi­ gan l.u Notraib.r 93. HUIS at 1:*O »r than b* publiatad ar­ <-r l,l C t, Norwaser , 1*4* 1'hlllp 1 Mllck*ll. Probate Judga. S.e real* (SSaj, prenidod furthar, AUornay t r P.’lHtaMr baaorr. that up la Bfty (Su) parking l-imita May lx *old la iko Kant aula NaUvaal B ak Bldg. 11/U Htnot lol. tbe rhargo for >ald pnanita Ila* ling*. dtebtgaa lo bo Toy Hollar* t«3.M) j«r nonlb Th* lily Clark akail wll'aald y«rwiu PUBUCATAIOM OBDEB. .■n .(iiaeiorb b*»u ar fraeUoa Uiarnof, HUI* of Mlrblgaa, la lhe Probat* ■ml pro»i«o Ibo naeoaaary parking a* L«waty >r Harry. ixrmll Io ba plaeed In in* rig*I rrar a.ndi.w »t Ik. erbklo for .tub lb* Cha"l*aU>X* Matter ot tka K'tat* of a*a l!«nry, Dorouaad. Fll* parnut 1* aold. bald penult* al.all nul ta eahd In any otkw parking lot Take S. lew th*l *1 parking mater located on th* *trv*t* 194*. at 10:00 A.M. in th* Probate Court Hwma HoaUag*. Michigan. * at Uia City at Haallng*. hearing will bo had oa Ik* Final AaTh!, vrdinaarc el.aU leacsen* *ff*ceount at Ju»M H. Toaport. adaiau ti<a Peraenbar 1. IMS. praytag that said accraat b* MoeM by Kenleld and .uppvrtad trator. allowed aa hl* 4n*| aroouaL that hl* be ad.ipce.l as read. Uadniauoi mailed aad Um latten *t ra herrfwa graaied tx Yr*, a. Say* II. A blent 0. aaaal>*4. Dated: Noe. lu«j Publican ■n aad arralra will b« i, Donna J. Kinney. lUatlnga City n.rk. i do hereby certify Jhai Yhd Wada a* p urldad by tew aad Court I?1?-. Nov .. 1. IBM. advpud by th* loennuit. Council at Dated: Philip U MIMtaU. Judg* ot Protbe City at llaetjaga. Michigut. *1 tai* 11/14 bcT •, !»•*. * tot Barry StgMd: Dunaa J. Kinney. PUBLICATION OBDEX. City Clerk 11/11 tH.tr Ot Migbbf.a. Probate Court for the CwtlJ Barry. Let Farm Bureau Services handle your shelled corn I -LU___ IIL NOTICES NOTICE! 8795 1961 BUICK 4 Dr. H.Cop. ..81175 1U11 1961 RAMBLER 4 Dr. Classic Sedan...........8 <85 1 radio; healer, w walla. Fun power. 1959 RAMBLER 4 Dr. Sta. Wgn._________ 8125 II 1963 RAMBLER 2 Dr. 660 —89W _l 11___ LLL TRANSPORTATION SPECIALS SATURDAY, DEC. 4 PANCAKE * HOMEMADE SAUSAGE SUPPER — American Legion Hall. Saturday, Dec. 4. 1963 DODGE 4 Dr. 440 V8 ..51295 I 1959 CADILLAC 2 DR. I960 MERCURY 4 Dr. H.Top. <193 Wl 5:39O3 1964 DODGE DART steering and brakes. Hadio. Like new! ..................... ...11795 | 1962 CHEVY II | -t Dr. 300 States; l>lu* w/blua tram. 1963 PONTIAC GRAND, PRIX 6 cyt. with standard Irammiuaon. Hardtop Coupe. Fully equipped. A one owner that's Ante new ------------------------------------- SUM 1962 MERCURY METEOR 4 Dr. Sedan. V8. automatic trans. Radio--------- ------------ 8895 Corner Michigan & Court 1961 DODGE POLARA 3 Dr. Hardtop................ 32895 _| 11___ 11 L_ 1963 MERCURY ’4 Dr. Sedan..................... 81195 THU RS, FBI, NOV. 18-19 “OUR HEARTS WERE YOUNG AND GAY," HHS Junlor Class Play Nov. 18-19. Cen­ tral Auditorium. USED CAR CENTER 1 1962 OLDS 1963 FORD GALAX! E 500 2 Dr. Sedan. Automatic. Radio Very few mile*. ............... 81295 1 Automata. Ona Owner, Vary Cltan __IJ.I_ _ _ _ LIL NOVEMBER 6-2A CANDY SALE. Hastings Camp Fire Council. Fanny Farmers Candy. Please support the glrb 220 W. State .Wl 5-2454 1964 FORD CUSTOM 4 Dr. Sedan. V8 engine. Radio _______________________ SI 635 1963 CHEVROLET B1SCAYNE 1 1962 CORVAIR CONV. Sedan. An one owner, has very lew mile*............................. SUM I Rad with whita top. Automatic. I taebo. hatter. bucket aaata. Clean! 1962 CHEVROLET B1SCAYNE Sedan. ..................... 8 895 Calendar of Special Events 1IMJI lllvJ Ill____ LLL 1M3 MERCURY CUSTOM and rkarga* Io ba coUoolad by moaaa ,.l n. patting mowra U tka bj.um l»auM va twblle drool* wiikia tka my fw I ba jraryoao of cootrallloa bad , lagalaltag parking tkarooa art (It) for OMh loalto (13) miautaa or trartlan tbuaol lot all IlZHt parkicy jartara. Court BUMI Ldl (bol«u Cniutk aad JUfenval. Coart »ir»<i Lot (bMuooa Jaffonua and MKbigM). IT., parking Ih>, raloa aad chargn* . L* aU imrklag aorolgo tWlnbod ~by bail niato airrot lol aad tka Uotai lot aad lb. Ui North ot Stale beiaern Chunk aad Jtfor. .. dtmt*. ar* haroby 4e»d aa gio ..no <Jc> lor oaek two (X) bourn ot ftaruoa thorooi, yravidad. bawutar. that the Nuttb tlor of Ualota in tkn laal lol abevu UMalloaod akah ba । ALL ERRORS—la ad* taken by phone to be at taador'a rUk, aitnouga we m*M apecul etlor* to see that rhe copy is taken correctly. 1435 S. Hanover Wl 5-2425 1>T., toxacaK la la ■>(••( n«*d ot aU blu t-wp/sr j. ".nx F*ral*< to r»U*r* gwa coagM- Michigan, ihu AdmlaUtraior ot tall UIIKKKA* Or4ta*a«* Mo. M. ** l-aMMailM* aid «*nlc* ah*U b* MtakUabM parttag tallKM mad* a* protldad by Buuit* and Wu in ik< tfjma. Oourt Itul*. TUB CITY OP llAHTINOB O1L Dat*4: Net. 1. 1984 DAlNti. PMlb IL MUcb.ll, Ju4g* ot Pr»mcuoo 1. SarUoa 10 ot OkUhmk* Balyk O. BUkkata So. M, aa Anaadad. ia^taraby Alltau*/ far Aduxlnliuator K -nae* la borobT^USiwd MB llcurlctla Hlr«n Kaikoakaoe, Mtahlgak 11/U BOX NUMBIR--Although Tho Baaeor deal nut recommead “blind oda" for beet rstuHs, wo will provide “baa number'' end caata aa4 (Saiga* of aala, latlaSlag »a atl*ra*y ha o( Me/te, MtalW bf taw, th* laaila aad pnau*«a 1* eaM Barry aad Hiala of Mlakliaa, sad dt»iter crlb*d aa follow*, te witl Lau SB, SB aad 41 af tatttega Grara -ijsspttSi tri.tr”- ftoaorl of Crookad L*k*. M<**4tag to tea rrxoedad plat tkaroaT, Uta* ror iwonry woras. CASH RATI—2'ic por word with mJnimwm o< 50c. Or. ad. oof paid for by fbw Thursday following the date of publkatiow. • carryi.g charge o4 IGc w.ll b. added. Each .ddmoasl cooMCuthr* repeat taterttok wrthewt chaago of copy for h price. SAFE BUY USED CAR Z kaie—awe MINIMUM th* kigko'l bi War at paMte aaatfoa LEGALS CLASSIFIED AD PAGE PHONE Mleaiooni i* filled with apples, “for every purac and purpose." CIDER Our own mIH will pre»a “fullblended" cider until May 1. OPEN DAILY TIL 6 Nelouu's Wekoiac OmliarU. H mile north of Ionia on M-ui 1VH for :l.i r-11'rnl.ncc -f reader' berau>i> ■<«.. ocrupttluaa ar* coo■ iderrd nor* attract!** to parrona ef ou*. »»' than th* «lh»r. Dfa crimination In 'in ploy mint Ixca-jir of B«X l> prohlnltad by th* 10M Frdrral vil right' art with rerEmployment agroitea *adrl Ilona. nipteyrra colored by tbe STALK SHREDDERS FOR RENT — Francisco Farm Sup­ ply. M37 So. 945-3150. tf ■k Penonala PD. 171. Hastings Telephone Wl 5-3896. Meetings every Monday, 8 pm. tf ★ For Rant—tod Itfoto FURNISHED APARTMENTS FOR RENT - UtlliUM paid. SPACE FOR TRAILERS —AU accommodation* available ilight*, water, etc.). On M-37. 4H mi. south of Hastings, BalUmore Twp. <20 per month. Dominick Rodrigues, R4. Ph. 945-5634. 11/25 WANTED TO RENT —8 or 4 bedroom home—or more—3rd or 4th ward. Needed at once. Call Wl 5-2421. BlU Renner. Renner Ford. Inc. if INSIST ON MICHIGAN BOTTLED GAS! See Carl Ac Betty's UNFURNISHED three-room apartment with garage. Good Appliances before you buy! location. Call Wl 5-3583, If no They Sell—They Install—They response, Wl 5-4928. If Service. Ph. Wl 5-3833. M-37 South. . tf NICE UPSTAIRS unfurnished, 5-room and bath apartment. ITS JACOB8 PHARMACY llxntrnt whtther the II.led t»»iUtilities paid. Good location. FOR PAST 34-HOUR FILM arallabl* to halt ariea. Adult* only. Call 945-5423 days. SERVICE! No charge for overuse prints. tf tf tf AUTOMOTIVE PARTS—Oppor­ THE PATMAN—Private De tec- A* For Salo—Root Kitata Uve 34-Hour, Shadowing, Tape, tunity to Improve your present Fate - Film Evidence, Nationwide, Confidential. Call WO work and regular advancement 4-3445 or write 194 North for the right man. Pleage ap­ 2/3 ACRE Union. BstUe Creek 12/30 ply in person. CharlotU Auto Ports, 416 N. Washington. CARPET CLEANING IS EASY BORDERS A NICE CREEK Charlotte. 11/11 with Host New Electalc Up- Almost new 3-bedroom modern Brush. No wet oarpatg ar - home just outside city llfiilts. SALESPEOPLE - Part time 3 handwork. Clean 180 square Lovely large back yud. School hour* a day, 3 ctaya a week. No feet for only 88M. Hastings bus goes by ths door. Will experience necessary. Write Floor Covering, 123 W. State, trade for house in town of Box No. 996, Hastings Banner Hastingi. Phone Wl 5-5111. u equal value. Phono Wl M7I1 EXPERT TAILORING - 5Urf» after 5 pm. EDUCATION or women's clothing: Wr'nar­ it row lapel*, taper penta, alter Is the success of our buxines* double into single breasted LOVELY 6 - BOOM HOUSE JN and can be yours. We need ooatz. Al, the Dutch Tailor, teachers and parents to demWCXJDLAND—Gas heat. Ituq5504 Gun Lake Rood. Wl 5cnstrate the teaching machine lalcd, port-basement, attached 5714. "tf In your community. For Inforgarage, 1 acre df land. Real matlon send resume to: M. E. buy »t <6500, 810QD down. Call uocaei. tzo w Mien. Are, NOTICE—After thl* date I will 367-2713 after 4 pm. 11/16 PROUKR SOCIETY. deLta tacurifd by anyone other FARM 80 ACRES — Pole item INC. 11/11 Until mvsclf and large house— 5 bedrooms. TORCH MEN—for wrecking junk Harold E. Kellogg U/ll TTi cars. See Abe Morrison, Chorlolte Auto Porta. 418 N. Wash- NEW a USED PUMPS—Now tuincton. TuuloUe. H/ll stallstiona and remodeling. Powell'* Plumbing Co. Free ea- *■ Sportini Go**, beauty" OPERATOR —EXMritunates. 34 hour service. Cell cncetl one year or more, for Middleville SY 5-3643 evenings. HUCKLEBERRY GUN SH#P manager. Male or female. Sal­ 8Y 5-3044 days. U hours no* throusli deer wason ary or commission. Call M. Glazier, collect, 1-816-48-93519. See our large stock of gun*, Man, Tues . Wed, and Thura . WHY NOT LET US MAKE you scopes, gun cases, scope mounU. a rubber stamp with your new 9 to 5. tf recoil peds, slings and ffwivel*. ZIP Code number. Three-lme CARPENTERS stamp with your name, Ad­ Hough carpenter* by Luuing s dress and ZIP number for largest carpenter contractor. Doug Young, owner, 623-6TOJ <225. Till* include*, pottage highest wages, prertii - sharing and rales 'tax. Burpee’s Speclira* Dian, insurance, and other tally Blwppe, Delton. Mich, fringe benefit*. Cali Cal Bueh49046 tf •Th* but way M UU Jer or Joe lamer, of Tucker. time is te work it io Inc, far Interview. Phone 373* deette." 4400. IL 18 Ute Btitmcr Adil. B'wH �Hastings Traffic Tickets Card of Thanks and In Mamoriam CABD OF THANKS Wt wish to thank relsUvs*. friends and neighbors tor all thtir help and kindness during our recent bereavement, the death of our wife and mother. (Betty). Mra. Paul iMazgaretj Diamante Sally Newington Grandchildren and CABD OF THANKS ■A?—and relative* at Pennock He nurse*, nuriaa Draft Board Explains Policy On Deferments Key Elliott for hU dally visit*. Gertrud* Jdne* CARD or THANKS Col. Holmes statement explains ' deferments. Every registrant 1>1 doctor's office, tho many, many CARD OF THANKS friends, relative*, B. w. Bliu Co. (especially the Foundry and Pat­ tern Shop for money donation* >. nock Hospital. Also employees of ijoyal Order and Legton of th* Moose, Hasting* and Middleville Howling Associations. UAW-CIO friends and neighbors for flow338. Tyden Corp, and Viking girls. A very special thanks to I Rev. Elliott for his comforting gotten. Kelley lus u an individual. No occupa­ tional deferment, including those Delton High News | Gordon Barbara. Donald. Cheryl Anne They brought Mr. and Mn. Ron Fields Badly missed by Mother, brothers and sisters Step-grandchildren home Personal Mention first annual Football Clinic at A deferment-for study reflects a dccUion by lhe Local Board that under current condition* drills and formations that the national Interest will be best coaches Allen and McMillian had served if the individual regis­ been drilling them on Uirougb- trant, for the present, continue* the pursuit ot hl* education. FOUowinc tins waa tlx: scrimVestaburg. LOTS OF PUPPIES LEGALS The fully suited red and white team* played a regular game. pursuing satisfactorily official, officiated along with Mike Bright, student teacher. HOLVKb, jhsi *? Hendershot & Vidnity a full- lings Mutual Insurance Com­ pany located at 404 E. Woodland In Hastings. Thc following three hL'Tskn » Men Wilbur Schantz. thc First Aid manual needed for lhe course. You may still enroll Marilyn Bryans. family were Response from tbe community to the Mothers Study group Sunday dinner next Mother’s Study Dorothy Dclta Zeta sorority, offers s helping hand in all of their mu­ sical endeavors, lhe largest of which is Greek Weak Sing tn th* Spring. P» HOSPITAL Mn*. Began on Child Welfare ’ ADMITTANCE* Mrs. GronoroU also reported Gary McPherson, who enlisted in lhe Armed Force*, left Oct. 26 cTlSUOMIA—OUvs BMtet. BO. Mee. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Sanders were dinner guests of the Stuart Benedicts of Kslsmssoo Satur­ day evening- Next Bunday, the plan to attend the Lions football game in Detroit Mr. and Mra Glenn Mowry Mr*. Ethel Mapes of Nashville Callers Bunday evening at lhe Hospital in Kalamasoo. erly classify a student unless the Information In the tile is current. Each student should Insure that Wilkes, Gainesville; Florence Dlmond, Zephryhllja; tlie John E. Thompsons. Bdf Cloud, and the group for lunch. the W Ml (am Schilhanccka, Mra Margaret O'Laughlin was' high school library al 7:30 pm. Naples, the C. H. Bofferdlngs In Detrott from Thursday until As part of lhe adult cducu detailed information os to grades, Sunday aa a guest of Mra. Isa-1 Uon program, a more detailed course of study, etc., is provided hotte Allton. Among the many course on Modem Math will bo Raymond Pinnies were in Detroit .. . .. . ___ ..__ _______ _I - -- - - ‘ L.~ Mr.V have reviewed tho file* ot more Orphans choir. * Mr. and ] 15 M 7 30 pm. than 34k) Barry County regis­ tended a medical meeting and Rennie MoU loft Monday • school library. trants who are college students. Saturday evening they saw >etul the Winter in Florida, tbero classes wl •Carrousel," at the PUber The- wlah his mother, Beckwith. Middleville and Mr. and Mns. Before game tunc Mr. Ciiris- whether a registrant's study Is necessary lo the malntainance of bigs and Margaret Ogden. Mr. uniforms and pointed out bow the national health, safety, or Josephine Hicks of Camp Lake, and Mra. Edger Tobias of Glen [the school had gone to great Interest. where they will be spending tlie Remember, no student defer­ Ellyn. III., and Mr. and Mra I lengths to protect the boys durment may be for longer than one Winter. Course which was Included in where she la holding a DCWXiSg — It kuna* Osls. Bl. be taken from the Unit Poppy Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Miller Fund. attended the wedding of their HASTUta* sor n Comp Fire Group and lo Traverse City a weekend ago. "adopt** an Indian Veteran’s and also visited Mrs. Miller* child ao that acme child could brother. Dave Kornoely. * pa­ tient at Munson Hospital in Tra- bratlon of Mrs. Marble's birth­ day. Thc Maynard Blxbcrrya of reux Hastings were visitors in Tho board may, however consid-1 thc Casey home on Tuesday, er infannation which a regis­ trant thinks may justify failure Tho coaches complimented tlie illness or other matter* beyond By Mr>. K.fWd Clark boys on their good fundamental me S F*ma MJ-IT5J football. Both coach ChriatenVarious kinds of Information 1 sen and Allen were on the field showing promise and perform.Phillip .Armstrong entertained during the game asalrtlng tho FUBUCATIOX O1DU Mils Sharon William*, daugh- Rhoda Bawdy. ★ Willis Dalton. Pearl McGlocklm, on Monday of I Forest Begcrow and Loren last week. Mr*. Mildred McDonald of Ma- ! Hershberger were in Adrian re­ cently to attend the corn pick­ ing contest among state*. Michi­ Weekend guests of the Charles gan came in second. Tlie farmer* McLaum were Mr. and Mr*. Fred Cordle and family of Hemlot of practice lately. Jr. High Football Clinic ItESOLtmOX or the city council, or ! OFHASTIMQS Legion Auxiliary Provides Gifts Williams. BI3 North Hanover, haa been lr.1 Haled M a pledge into the National honorary music fra- For Vets Hospital Delta Omicron classiftcaUon will be changed when condition* on which it is1 lhe public invited. Mr. and Mn. Robert Brgerow Local Boards classify the regis-■ and girls were Sunday dinner the registrant. his school, em­ ployer, dependents. The Local Board may obtain information from any legitimate source. Tbe law places on the registrant the obligation to notify the Local DHS Journalists Sharon William* Initiated into tor.^Shc planned to return home Club. A Caitella Choir. O*nto»l r r n I ITT-, s n prued recently by a group of Rev. Howard W Rogers, pastor friend*. They were thre* couple* that had been on a world's tour. of the Pilgrim Holiness Church. The United Brethren Church day through^unday where he will hold their Thank Offering preached In a revival campaign under the direction of Stephan F. Program Bunday evening at tho Marguerite church. Special guest speaker In Warrtner auditorium on Mr. and Mn. Herbert Botbe of tral Michigan University's Rv n<mn* 11111 after services, IN MEMOKIAM Robert readily understood. would appreciate hearing from ku drtvta*. auauce a e**i; as»r- CARD OF THANKS Tlie family of Dan E. Allerdlng enjoyable day. wishes to thank Dr. Blair. CaatlsRoy Douglass Mrs. Dan Alluding and Ken chairman of the Barry County Duane Clum and children of Dearborn Heights were guests Thursday and Friday with her parents. Mr. and Mrs Herald Classic. .The children hod a 2-day vacation from school because of teachers' irutluite. Mrs. Ethlyn Burkle planned to leave Wednesday to spend the winter In Portland with her City The following statement by Col. Arthur A. Holme*. Stole Di­ rector of Michigan Seine lira Service in Lansing, is mode pub- and docton Personal Mention . District meeting Bunday. Nov. 7. 52SJ :r;.: Leslie Dickerson of Dowling who were accompanied by Mr*. Rltchie of K*dam**oo. Mr. and Mr*. Bert Benham and Mr. and Mrs. Royal Haye* were Mrs. Gronewold and Mr*. Feit boras of Tlllotaon Lake on Thursday evening of last week, and George Lowden of Middle Lake waa * Friday evening dln- Mr*. Elsie Farthing of Wood­ land spent Wednesday with her daughter, lhe Lynn Osgood*. The Osgood* entertained their grand­ daughter, Debbie Osgood, over Mr and Mrs Rozel! Stanton alternate. Hoapltal on month working with patients. kinds Cloverdale ■ Hope such aa clerical mole, adult or Junior. Assigned to Building No. 2 and/or offices By Mrt. Stephen Oigood cock hosted a birthday dinner land. MBs Bertha Ketnboum and Miss Marcella Dean, both of Owosso, w?re Saturday night and The Richard Jacobs relumed Sunday guest* of Mrs. Howard phen Qngood and family and Mr. cording to Col. HoUncs stateThursday from a Florida holiday. Tlie Vemon Engle family were In Granville. Ohio, over th* public schools. Miss Kelnbaum is Davis and famll weekend and visited Mike Engle, College and preached all both service* Sunday at the Pilgrim By Mrs. Glendon Curli* Russell Belfield enter- Holmes* Church In lhe absence a turkej supper on Thursday, serving beginning at fl. talned the **■" Hastings cpntn Club Women's Board members Saturday evening dinner guests Hantlrsyx Caller* at the Hotel Friday noon. and Mrs. Richard Harvey and The Michael McMillans have family of Battle Creek. On Bunreturned after spending the month of October in San Fran­ friends. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Nov. 14—Thank Offsri: cisco with her parents. Capl. gram at United Brethren i from orchard u.iu Mra. iva.pii DCUCVUC. turned and Ralph Herrick. The Don Macolt family of De-1 some hunting, Nov. IS—Child Study Club at trait visited her family, the Gay I ’ and family, the David Shaulls. Jordans, over the weekend. callonlng in Florida. Woodland look, up non -technical Informa- Middleville T-K Calendar 'Wa're As Near Al Your Telephone meeting. ths death ot Mr*. Vehn* Benson. to Thanksgiving Day. We will thc last Mother's Study meeting Mrs. Reuben WUcott. She had taught school for many years and was living in Cleveland. SERVICE and REPAIR GUIDE Clip This Guide Keep It in o Handy Place for Future Reference The Woodland Child Study Club will meet Tuesday. Nov. 16, at fl y.m. st tho hottie of Mrs. LAWN MOWER REPAIR —AuThc Student Council Exchange Glendon Curtis. Speaker for the toi Wkrt SUM Hl LYONS SEPTIC TANK SERVICE— Business Service* Offered Ilaatta**. MicMgs evening will be Dr. K- C. Ben­ Appliance & General Repair InMaltalton, Dry Well. Drain nett, of HasUngs, on Children's field. Pumping I $24.00 for 1st PUMP SERVICE—Ste-Rtts Water ■_ET OUR EXPERIENCED SERVICE Wendell Studt. Mr*. Jerry Em­ System*. Sold, installed, serviced. Mate ot Utekla Those going will be Allen ery and Mrs. Curtis. Lewis Electric, Cloverdale 623­ Cd Bill McNutt and Merle Hcn- Bourdo U> Galroburc. Carolyn Rev. and Mra. Dodge were 5381. Coacrote Product* Dili to Mattawan. Rick Scattcr- Thursday evening visitors with Mr. and Mra. Forest Begerow. ♦ KEYS DUPLICATED while you Automobile & Machinery lips to Our winter will undoubtedly soon wait. ^Ben Franklin Store. $tal* GET YOUR READY-MIX from the U aa 'lhe vMUi.n "t . A^BtalMMlris. tte *1 to Gull start. The people are tieginning Voight Van Sjckle, Nancy, Jim jh.'rrZra,. »— ‘ ..... .•‘xrFsut. k*p* on 3,000.000' dairy epw* in prove production and efficiency. Cowa on Ohio tent In Mlcidgan averaged 3,000 pounds more milk Business Directory MlMQftUL MONUMINVS PRODUCTION CREDff ASSOCIATION 0» DISTINCTION ’ S-S011 301 S. Mickisaa A>«. Harting* OWicc Hours Mse.frWN, UwiiltM.Brartdn p.m. 946-9415 hie sherwood agency iNSumcE ROaEBT W. WIRWOOD, Mgr- Slit* Fam Inaunnca All Forma of AUTO - USS ■OHM ln sura nee and Bonds Swanion Ihwuu JERJIY ANDRUS Phone Wl 5-2123. and Mra. Leon WATCH AND DIAMOND RING REPAIR —Expert workmansh.p. RENTAL OF WHEEL CHAIRS. WALKERS AND CRUTCHES— Cilmor* Jewslort. 102 E. State COMPLETE AUTO GLASS SERVForman all planned to leave this Headquarter* far hotpital sup­ ALL GRADES WASHED SAND St. Phone Wl 5-5316. week. They depend on the local lie*. Gartew’s. Phone 945­ .AND CRAV1L—Bonder Gravel paper to know what Is going on 2134. before reluming to In their home town. Keep this in Phonr Wl rtect, i mind and dial 387-3513 when you CERAMIC. FORMICA. LINOLEUM Stets Rd. Phone Wl 5-2123. AND CARPET REPAIR — H*sdo something Interesting. CUSTOM GRINDING AND MIX­ I NG done at th* farm according ‘ Mrs Hlldred Heaterly had AL SIGNS’ TIRE SERVICE, 235 S. State. Wl 5-5MB. , plenty of help Sunday to cele­ Miscellaneous ., Wl 5paxi in a iv prugrruii. a ius was brate her birthday. H*r family and Balancing. Brake Ralining, a first time expedience for rfiaet brought in th* dinner for every­ HAVE of the young people and although one to enjoy. Those present in­ WATCH & CLOCK REPAIRING— cluded her mother, Mra. Oilmens COMPLETE DEVELOPING SERV­ Guaranteed workmanship. Also 945-5170. Schalbly, Mr. and Mra. Vcrdan ICE—24 hour Service (black TER enjoyed being on thu McKay Westerly and gifts. Mr. and Mrs Byron Hesteriy and bays. Mr W. State Si. l(N SAW HEADQUARTERS— and Mrs. Ronald Hesteriy and family. Mr. and Mrs. Hubert CUSTOM DRAPERY SERVICE - MOBILE HOMES SALES —I Pibneer. Francisco Farm Auto Wrocking and Del’* I ZIPPERS REPLACED AND REr. M37 So Wl 5-3150. wnied by thq Sid lul<l 4 th grades Clifford Tousley and family and l.p'» “66". M37 So.. 945-5 Mr. and Mra. Mike Tousley. They Beverwvk'. abo celebrated Evelyn and Bar­ W. Mill. Radio, Television Repairing tliat evening. Third and fourth bara Hesterly's birthdays. There RADIATORS Cleaned. Repaired. grade toachera along with Miss were 31 present. Carolyn Kock are iiplping In thc Ice, 218 N. Jefferson. Phone TROPHY CENTER—Plus special­ Thursday visitors with Mrs. ized engravwg of aU kmch. G<lpreparation. Wl 5-5476. Rhoda Bawdy st the Begerow GAMBLES REPAIR SHOP mote Wn. 102 I. Ste»* St.. .. .1.. ... and — .11 h washers, dryers small Phono Nicholson and Mra. Clarence Al­ appliances. Call 945-2317. “Ask Any OirL” Playing the drich and Tammy. Friday morn­ SERVICE ON AU MAKES ot tteClead roics are Kathy Galas, Ron ing Mr*. Duane Clum and Val­ ELECTRICAL CONTRACTING / k RADIOS & RECORD PLAY. Conrad and Al Tiwnton. Paul erie called on their grandmother VACUUM CLEANER HEADQUAR­ in ou» nte* budding at 124 N. sncF supolM*. Kefley ERS REPAIRED—Central R*dk» TERS—Service, pe'ls, hoiej sod Jqllenpn. E«psncn«d n>ech*nS.mciT’J* MMdtev.1 pleasantly aunrlsed Bunday when begs for all make* Authorized .___ a__ tx_____u/i student directors. Phone Wl 5-A7OO after she returned home from the 8^.s5Sr,^SS.s'“’ Hastings. Sunfield Church aervlces to find 5-5052. that her children bad planned a birthday party for her. There of Michigan's future peach yields. sen 30 friend* and relatives at­ Cq* 945-3*81 If You Would Lika to bo Liated in Peach trees ore particularly tending from Detroit. Jackson. teuuDrnri by cold injury. Severs B*Uh- Creek. Nashville, l-mia. Winter* can reducu bearing Beaverton and Sunfield. She re- Win. Velte, Mr Thia Weekly Semite and Regal’ Guida �talk on Tren-Apnu Twenty Monies received from the Fed- with hie parent* In a house that terly, at the latter’s home In orlng the former Mra. Friedai C,-Bnnrt VFW -TOT HASTINGS BANNER rrcepOFT vrYv teral government ahd other stood actom the road south from Woodland Sunday There were WiUon at August*. ThMrwtay. Narrvnbcr 11, 1086 ! Ing the week of Nov. 7-13 aa were present. Intrr-Lakea Baptist Dcsxsu fio- entire™ combined nmounlni tn the Albert Ret-ser home on the thirty-two there for the occasion. ‘ Mr* Hrtesi McDyer waa a Present! Flag to • ----------------------- American LeaTbh “Operation ----- . u*._ .—.•— .------- —-• •• • corneri<4 the farm now owned by mux* rtf Mr arwt Mr. Tul.n.1 ’ ’... L? , , . Siww Tout Colon* Week1' In Mr*. -----Lulu---------------Hauer. He-------------moved with Clyde >Wlnn!g> Northuia Thura- tai receipt*. . .... Clarksville Cubs day. Sixteen were preeent. They| To help finance tbe operatic.n his parent* to Grand Rapids aa planned fur a harveal festival and maintenance mine depart- ■ young man and redded there for Wednraday night. Nov. 10. * menu of the high achool * fee until lhe death of hl* wife *ev- -------------------- ---------- --------------I and family, Mr, Franc I* Ben-1 tMUfrd lhe Cub Scout Pack meet .. .. . ------- .... .u. jys(efn lwa been ewtabUihed as *r»‘ >'“ar* a«° 81nrf' “*«» ,,e ha' hated below. made his home with hl* daughwere gueet* of Rev. and Mr*.' Mrt. Hilda Brovant. president of Mm. John Pritbotly inert ar Mr. and Mr* William----Honu* SI JO p» aenw*rr ^1T??l'wf.t£rt h"1*- ' Alton BmuMt Mnd ~h e "iu^lliiBy.' ------Soon. and family . ** of i(the auxiliary, flatted pieaented an an IrtU' Intne Saturday, Nov. 13. Typing Jenison. Bunday, in celebration' American flag to Den 3 ot Pack fur" fcllowihlp h Member* of Ai* x.w dw scmcsii - su at me age oi a. surviving.-------------- ----------------------------------- of the Urtbdaya of Debbie Ben- ;3:m Accepting lhe flag for the Boy Scout Troop 50 and 171 had Meeh. Drawing 1-00 per — aanatter of “ Surviving U—«■ ”• •* “J* “ ■ medical paUent due to a fall. nett and her grandmother. Mra. cubs waa Mr* Norm* Stuart. a iO-mlle hike Saturday. tl>e ChemJ*try 1.00 pvr anteater lhe ““htar are two I American legion. Draprtmmt ul nuuno were Lloyd R Holdridgv. Phycica ..' ’.11.00 per aemrau r 'ald of Turaon. Ari*. five grind- Eilxabeth Martin spent Wednra-1. 1M Si *2^Iv f“Ilowed and the boy* displayed Michigan. Friday fastened small son ot Mr and Mn Gerald boy * earning their hiking marit ^tai^hon They wm* -all delightedAdvwJrahoplS^S^ Metal shop 100 per aemaater^1 “Xn^r,lS.‘ Ame^aum ft ------- -----------------------------------’*** ^rip '^ _______ inelal American Flack on the la- Huidridre and Patricia D Adams. badge* Davu of Mancheater took a trip , > ’X-dT'T1 iX' semrateMnk Rmnton famU* ^nidSe^l^w^7retum County Budding in Detroit. K*J*miux» Phillip Slager was Mr nr'‘l Chft“« tta™' Lake* Baptist Church Is inviting Btudcntairi art and the Xp t£i^th?^u<n e"rTl' ?lU Mr^Sl Mr* ISLne Dunn uf 1dlnnrr 8und*y and spent tbe M Ttw *n>cnc*n tefwn i -up- , un- .... everyone to the aenriee. Sunday, clawca who make Items to take “X, *.n GraJid rIdi^ i i**n eraUwu Show Your Cwiun" M« Lloyd Holdridge will reside Nov. 14. al 7 pm. KlSunSi ™ mi. j 4V .10, b» W D. I home an- chanrad Tor the ma w^rTuodaJ wero Mr (7 ^ne “T. u1.. wave* bmn all over tbe at Holdridge rvwort which they Mn* Von Dunn, on Sunday. Also United titate* will manage CongratulaUon* * a caller at the home of Mr* > from the w ayeCrtn are raoerdr*! Mr Hauer The pian. *» outlined by.Com- I U--Td K. Boulter. m*i ta Mr and Dinner gurata Thursday eve- Dunn la*i week wa* Mrs. Roar mander Frederick, mvolvcte the Mrl Edgar Boulter, and Gloria and are ntaTpgJfc^thTger- w^diTnd'on Thur2dsv*C2kd>'fh' ”111 ’ “ Buie "AUerding Wall'brldgr o?Saranac."*"' dtatribuUMi of some 10 million' Marie Buxaley. daughter of Mr Wr« Warv larLtnn tnl <*eraUn» ,a>dWerC Mr and Myn,n Mr‘ MrI Leon 0,15 °f American ftag lapt-l pins across Bnd Mrs ftavmoad Buraley of ...flv a Ev*1«*e from the above facu pi^-TraG - UMJ'on ot t)cllon *nd Mr "nd Maaon ,lere to aXUnd thf lit Anus ItJ.MS0 1 would indicate that if additional Mra. Roy Aii .Mrs. Roy Douglas Dou*1“' of of California CAhtomla open open house house honoring honoring lhe the 75th 75th John O. Myers, son of Mr. and funds ore needed to cover to- *' Jr™ nave'— ~-• -------- -------'■ -­ wtU. United State* Government Brrtliren on Sunfield Road, drrnm. u'e.wwe f..‘*xlheteacliers ..,raue* 'lave''months at at Al«on<iuln Algonquin Lake Lake On gonquln Lake Lake on on Bunday. with On gonquln Sunday, policy in Viet Nam. Each flag There were about 20<j *-ursU Tlie Mrs Glendale Myers, who en- creased «wta of education they .rnwitments u><Zr af the wventh and Saturday evening the lhe AUerdlngs AUerding*. Mr*. Glen Bera returned to pin will be accompanied by a - bride and groom left on thrlr tcred lhe Army in 1064 at Fort will probably have to come from card carrying the moaagr: honeymoon in Northern Michl- Knox. Ky.; wa* trarulerred to, increase^ State Aid or from an einhth arade* can interview thrir attrndnl a »«l<llng reception Florida Saturday after visiting Baltimore. Md. army base, and increase of local property taxes teacher** without ammintment I v"'cn by the Credit Union hon- here during the summer this iprlng he was sent to Fair- _____________________________ .L! — ---------------------guess It usually turn* out that banks. Alaska the ones whgse children are not doing well tn scliool or who have ton High School. Gloria la a from Alaska. One new project be ! : problems, are the ones who don't graduate at Lake Odessa High IUt ffiro^'E SoS’^L attend the conferences and the I Nol( you have four good reasons to lose your lookalike car Commander Frederick aays the School. * Mr and Mr* Morell on camping trip* weekends and u MT-I2S1 children are the loser* Report flag pine may be obtained from ■ Hobks left Wednesday. Nov. 3. . . cards will also be given the parsimilar thing* our Boy Scouts do1 Every inch a rugged There has been some argument ent* at this time. any American Legionnaire or any fur Bradenton, Fla * Mr. and In the States He expects to be' keys. Smart new Car Keys in Color are: s Easy to identify... American Legion Post. Mra Clyde Nurthuta Sunday vtai- hsHnr tlw Pad of 1066 as to whether the nice days we Mr. and Mr*. Kay Moore are end fumbling, guessing, a Lightweight... eliminate pocket John Deere The Governor's office i**u<d a *“* ’ujnt- Faulene Buzzard. sag and torn linings, a Super-strong. ■ Attractive...add dash . m the Plainwell Nursing Home. to ni> mother. thejisrd frost aiid^low temper*- Carlton Center Road Sunday.' to your dashboard, zing to your key ring. Four delicious color*: : Ryan vLMled his mother. Mrs *- Nov. 14. front 2 to 6 pm. ob*erv-I red. green, blue and orange. Have your ignition and trjrnfc Ing their silver weddlnt anniver-. Repair Service on £3: keys copied in color. And give your car a bright new start vary The event will be hosted by their son. Robert Electric Razors 'I Judging from the traffic on early November while the leaves Mesick The men attended the our road, the Minstrel Show, are tuning color and falllng sponsored by the Lake Ode.ua I EXPERT WATCH from the trees It is not a sepsmu>l nave arawn a run I City on Saturday, the ladle* went r*tC 01 *“■ l,0UM‘ at ^h of 'heir three shopping. Seems everyone was umn. u*ually- last* from a week mowing* last Wednesday. Thurtaking advantage of this beauti­ AND to ten days, then winter begin. d*y and Saturday at the wood- ■ ful Fall wvaliter Thc almanac a 2^* W0rl‘f have a land school auditorium w As this xhort period of fine weather slml- i* written. Mrs. Vernie Gabriel and Mr* Alice.Hendee. plan to JEWEIRY ^7" C* ° » J* 8u1mnltr attend open house and dedlcaMra Sam Dedle from Kalamazoo and sometimes it is referred to as tk>n of their stater. Mta* Esther called on Mr and Mn Henry Second Summer The English call Laurell * new home at Comstock Groaten last Sunday. * Payne “ * ’ n*1low Sum?*r ,«■ St Park on Tuesday The new strucPullen of Allegan visited his ln ,ure repiactt hom* deatroyed *h2L Period usually ln the H,lm g^ay tornado * and Mrs. Clyde Northuu. * MarMr ,nd Mri Fird ot,«" and caret NtchoU visited her father. called God s Gift to Poland. But jgj. Bnd Mrs. Fred Geiger Jr Fred Pitta, Wednesday at the call it what you will and h*ve were at Grand Rapid* Sunday JOHN DEEM Medical Facility * Donna Gates (Laubaugbi LAWN fr GARDEN dy?'. ,l00mT Stamm of Nashville, who ta a Grand Rapids. A The Young weather we've had of late patient at Blodgett Hospital. Married People of Inter-Lakes i. 2 ITT . Woodland PTA met al the m M.M., mum. D-P. Ryan'* home for round tab*e bet duliw ssd <Wlm in U.™ «. urn.., but „„ Rlt„.rt M„y tatkjn,Annie were the main fea­ ■ this The following ad appeared ture. W Mr*. Ruth Harvey and recently in an issue of a neigh- two sons of Grand Rapids and ' boring paper: “Wanted: Lady to Robert Tebo and two son* of live In. . . . Call after 5:30 pm " Edmore were Saturday supper Thl* ad was tn the same issue: guests of their mother and aunt. Wanted wanted: part Ume. Ex­ Mn. Gabriel and Mn Hendee • perience preferred but not neces­ Mr. and Mra Verdan Hraterly sary. and two daughter* and Mr. and Belatedly we extend heartfelt Mra. Byron Hesteriy and two sympathy to Mr* Lindon Snyder Ph. Wl 5-5052 102 West State at Jeffenon ,and family in the loss of her birthday dinner honoring the father. Allison Tolle* of Hastings, men's mother..Mn. Hildred He*1*4 N. JeH.no. who died Oct. 23 Last Thursday dinner guests of Mr* Hendee and Mr*. jGabriel JEWELERS were Mr and Mr* My He Mends* lit W. State's*. Mr Frank Laurel). Mis* Esther Laurell and Mrs Evelyn Mon­ Sources of School Fund* Thia la the second in * aaL—.. of article* to give * background ' Oabrlel tar the proponed mlllare l«ue to. _aK- Laurell and 1.7 TTwi^r I Prunk Laurell are *bter» and 5p^KMto?g s5»S Dia?H?t br°?" ?nd aIthou«h Diitrlct roch other frequently h had , I been a long tune since they ti*d 1 all been together at the same public schools in Michigan are1 lime and it wu a very happy ; occaakm. The many friend* of Dr. H. a operating funds of the Thmn-■ We^rf were shocked and grieved upplc Kellogg ScIkxsI u takeni to near of hl* Hidden death at from the 1004-65 annual report.. hl* home last Thuraday Al­ 112,04351 though lie had been in fading Voted Tax health for some time and had Delinquent 1537412। been a paUent In the hwpltal I at varlou* time*, he wa* atLH acUve tn practice and hi* death Total (171,72250 wa* unexpected Some from thl* 3425". community attended the funeral ------Deepest sympathy to Mrs Wedel State Memberahip Aid (2U25833 and two daughter* Tranoportalion--------------- 28.614551 Mr. and Mr*. August Wilson AND HIS STAFF Dnva- Training 2231.04 of Hastings were last Thursday | evening callers on Mr*. Hendee Total *320.103.02 and Mr*. Oabrlel. * We are sorry 6323% hear that both Mr. and Mr* Federal Revenue t Albert Hauer of Hastings, ftrrfier Smith Hughra ' ' residents eg Wrat Woodland, are i Vocational • *3206 07 *« poor health at present. N.D.RA. 2.665 05 The>' w«J«>me cards and call* (from former friends *5 073 12 Many of the older resident* Total 119- , here will remember George a. ' | Hauer, who as a young man lived Other Revenue Tuition 252 00 --------------------Equipment Sold 1270.00 Band Uniform Payment 1200.00 Miscellaneous 9dG 42 _ legion Operation M,"«“ Show Your Colors Delton .Area fly Now Underway Personal Mention Mr nnd u„ Middleville Bright Idea! Car Keys in Color West Woodland 50c w<h Goodyear 2-95 BROS. Implements BEN^FRANKUN Americas economy champ now has a new sporty look! Congratulations to the Saxon FOOTBALL TEAM and Coach Jock Clarey for Finishing an ' Undefeated Season and Now on its third million... Winning the 1965 West Central Conference TWiZohici Championship Total HASTINGS FLOOR COVERING 123 West State Street. Hastings 13,708 42 | Total Receipts $501,608.06 The above' record shows that schools are dependent on two >. 9.IEHICI •It tike* a lot of know-how Phone Wl 5-5118 to fix a hi-fi BOB NtWELL & NOLAN CUTCHESS. Ow.cn fund." received to operate the Thomapple Kellogg School dur­ ing lhe 1064 65 sclxxil year. FALCON ’66 , One hour limiiiiis. CERTIFIES THE MOST IN DRY CLEANING OPEN from 7 a.m. to 6 p.m., Fri. till 9 p.m ONE HOUR SERVICE on Request from 8 A.M. to 3 P.M III Wert State St, Hastings 5SS,S,U..™.. “ in MlUULEYILLt Alberta's Dress Shop 0N MAIN STREIT. MIDDUVUU " expartly repaired, too. FULL WALL-TO-WALL CAWfTINR ILLUMINATED CRUISE* O-MATIC QUADRANT CENTRAL RADIO & TV FOOTOPEWTED PARKING BRAKE SUWMtO ACCEIEUTIR KOJU. Here's an of Falcon's famous thrift and handling esse wrapped up in a sporty, brand-new package! Bold r.ew Icng-hood. short-deck design. Choose your snappy ‘ new thrift package from any of 10 new modal*! Come see us soon and try the new Falcon on the roadl HOWARD TMUM5ULL Wl 5-»lt7 * Wl S-S992 221 N. Powered by Ford...preBented by your FORD DEALER Only your Ford Dealer has A-1 Used Cars and Trucks WE CLOSE AT NOON ON 328 N. Michigan SATURDAYS Hastings R enneQ FORD, Inc. H Phon* Wl 5-2421 �Dr. Whitney of Gun Lake Dies Here Thursday Hospital Guild 18 meets at the home of Mra. Rather Dunn at 2 pro. Friday. Nov. 12. in­ stead of Thursday, Nov. 11. Michigan’s 1965 Drive to Detect Diabetes Set The Hastings Banner Barry Crashes k:nt. Kill 2,’ Hurt 20 <'!f‘'lUprwn'.L'.;'i-. -.MH Westam Michigan University 8 pro Wednesday. Nov. 17. In lhe ball room of the Student Center. No charge, sponsored »» Young Republican*. There will be a pceaa conference at. 4.30 pm. Home. The Rev. Don M. Gury offi­ ciated and burial wa* Yankee Springs Cemetery. Underlining the Importance of the I860 Diabetes Detection Drive. Dr. Henry D. Koine. drive * Mrs. Smith, Past Baltimore Twp. Resident, Dies Edith <Hoyt> Whitney. He at­ tended Kalamazoo Central High the American Diabetes Assoc la- Western Michigan University in lion, ta to persuade as many )*o- 1900. department of Industrial ttw M.000 people In Michigan puiiled in “Blllir” Ctarislaw's presentation in Techaieaior opens Friday al lhe titrand Theatre Li» Ha slings. 28." Dr. Katne uld. Mince we ■ of science degree trosn Stout In- j 'stllute in Wisconsin in 1027 LOOKING FOR SOMETHING DIFFERENT? Choosing Christmas cards is fun again-as you'll soon discover when you browse through our Hallmark Albums bright with new ideas Here you'll find the cards to match your personality-cards worthy of your name. Do coma in soon and select Hallmark cards to be imprinted with your name. "When you care enough to send the very best/' are living In Michigan. We're rolng ta help aa many of them •Italy be sure they have dlabrtca *Thr dangera in diabetes to- '"du«rtal education of the Pwiday « tauiriy the dang era of Wl™* Department of PubdT kX plained. J* .for four 'Unrotdrol^l ™ lead ™ 1^4 Whtt^ wm to very serious Illness at a stage ‘{L^UnJvreity of PitUwhere it can no longer be check*® ^‘nlstn-yocaLUmsl ed. But when It to detected st an .^‘utlon. a position which he held until ap­ be controlled. The controlled dis­ pointed deputy superintendent of public Instruction In January of 1037. poses a healthy person Many of ALSO. SEE OUR SELECTION OF lection 7' ..---- — "---- Z, L . COL MEUCSUAORL ho«a*o' m Pin D'“* K,w“ P1 Kw menl of Health. Michigan Sort- ttnd Io[a i»mda Bta-ma Dr Stat °Medteal06<xtftv th^tora) wlutnrT was a member of tKNaUonai Education AarociaUon. m^lo^"5CleUes ,nd heallh <le‘ the American Vocational Aa- «L, THANKSGIVING CARDS « for Thursday, Nov. 25 Prescription Pharmacy 126 (a,t Stat, st. Hastings A PROCLAMATION Bump and Mr. Bump were entertalned'or'dinner in honor ot Max Bump's blthday at Mr and Mrs Henry Beverwyka in Sparta on Sunday recently. land he made a comparative study of technical instruction, dealing particularly with the City of London College and the World Association on Adult Dr MG STOP in and SEE the Largest Selections in BARRY COUNTY ... NYLONS - WOOLS - ACRILONS and HERCULONS by aiid Monarch Special 501 Nylon $^^95 $q- Yd. INSTALLATION INCLUDED Whitney »-us anodate ondary education In Pittsburgh until his retirement in 1M4. Since that time lie had made his home on Gun Lake which he had originally built In 1810 Gun g^ n»eBW3? Charlotte transporting prisoner*. Charta to trans porting pri soners. In all. there were 40 accidents reported with m invoking prop- Mos Eye Surgery SherUFa oHI«ra issued 44i I Hastmo underwent surgery on traffic aummons and tnveoti- l ms right eye. Wednesday. Nov. gated >7 traffic complaints. |j Blodgett Hospital tn Grand i They Investigated 23 mlacel- Rapids He ta home now and 1 lanetMi* complaints, provided as- j recover Inc rapidly. He is em. siaiance to other deportments on ployed at. Ouodyear Bros. Imple19 occaalona. made inspection* of menl of Hastings. tsr of George and Myrtle (Bennet)) Testhworth. She at­ tended school in Riverdale and married Roief Smith on April WHEREAS. Tlie history of our own men who jiarlicipated died in Auguit of 1854. in wars is marked by unswerving bravery and loyalty to the moved to Battle Creek and lived cause of justice and liberty, She also Is survived by a daugh­ ter. Mrs Perley Williams of Bat­ tle Creek; two grandchildren; four great grandchildren and 10 grout. great grandchildren. Cleaning Specialists S YEARS EXPERIENCE — GUARANTEED WORK Seen around Hastings tile last tew days after completing basic tiUidt and the ability to Harn* laJaMuaga. not educaUon or 1 acfiievemenl Thc placement tut I I require no preparation and la I ptxviea <Peck 1 Klnne Blie at- , non-competitive — an applicant I tended school al Nashville. can neither pom nor fail. I She married Willard Vlemas- 1 ter of Bellevue tn 1005 They farmed about half-way between Bellevue and Nashville 021 the Eaton-Barry County line. Mr. Vlemaater died in 1030 and aha lived, in Battle Creek and Nashville before moving to Hastings abtaut 13 yean ago. Mra Seadorff la survived by one son. Herman Vlemaater. of SEE 425 W. Ooguac. Battle Creek. The body was ^ken to t h e Gordon or Elwood I-ctimxui Funeral IfWne at Belle- The Delton Thunderbird 4H rromu-irg. r-,n. una six gruna- Club members held their 4 th t children. Il from Hastings at Duraclean showed absolutely no shrinkage compared with up to 231 sq. inches lost by some of the other methods on a 9 by 12 rug. New York Life tlOJOOO wUh V^U.C Phone Vermontville 259-7298 Jack Echtinaw s Service daughter, Gem. a Junior leader. Judged lhe event Melody Fetterley wuei tlie per­ are formance championship with her Rangertred mare. Baby .Doll. Bho enrolled at Michigan TVchnoloyl- placed will m halter also cal University's Houghton cam­ Tommy PeCtertey, riding Dole pus for tlie 1965-M academic Chapman's Princess Dawning 320 N. Michigan Hastings Yoder Sunoco SEE Freeport Jack or Ed Echtinaw Houghton Tech Two Hostings students Michigan Tach’s total en- Rosanna Cole won 2nd halter seven ribbons in performance Berry, electrical engineering ma- Charles ftttrrley Jr. won grand I champion’ halier and 1st halter aged with his' Shawnee Princess I Thomas W. Clmndler. a liberal This mare had Just returned ' Rockhill & Bangharl 557^ 327 S. Jefferson Hastings SEE Chet or Rocky Get a free Monroe shock check and take advantage of this special offer of International stainless steel flatware for only $2.99 Latke’s Cilgo Service ASTINGS EATINGj FURNACES Hastings HOT WATER BASEBOARD HEATING PLUMBING SUPPLIES Miller’s “Mi" ritaM Wl 5-2091 107 I. Wm4Iw4. HuHa(, MUn, BMvm« ItaoRw,? «|4 |Mld>lf«a Opaa Maa. Him Erl. UH 9 F.M. — CltaaH SatarAay, WATER SOFTENERS WATER HEATERS Call Wl 5-5769 Wl 5-3732 Bob Willg Dick Honnay 2153 Gan Lake Road HatHngi 135 I. Green Hostings SEE Lyle Sanborn Hastings SEE SEE Gory Hartman Bob Silcock The Following Dealers Listed. Modern Aire - Oil - Gas - Coal CALL US IIUTl Hastings Shell Silcock Marathon MONROE 1436 $. Hanover Duraclean showed less that) l/i.pfl % fab­ ric wear compared with up to 25rimes as much with other methods. Phone Wl 5 3|5I All Saving* Insured Up to Yoder Thunderbird 4H'ers At Delton Hold Their Horse Show John A. Chandler of 1311 B. bred U» soil than other methods. 136 E. State St FREE SHOCK CHECK cleaning and “D^lt-YoMnolf" shampooing— 1. Durachan removed from ’Zi to 65% more DURACLEAN Method Outcleans All Othen UOAL HOLIDAY, VETERANS DAY, NOV. 11 TH ] tlngi. He left Nov. 4 for Call Peace Corps Mrs. Seadorff fornia for further training. Test Saturday Dies Wednesday iiiXAimsi nrvu residents inter- Stan Trumble, C.LU. eated in putUng these akilta U> I use in developing nations around In Hastings Phyllis Vincent won 1st In Hal- Rug &. Furniture VETERANS DAY - NOV. 11 TH They lived in Riverdale and Battle Creek before moving to WHEREAS, It is altogether fittink and proper that we Baltimore Township in 1032. honor our veterans for their Inspirational patriotism and for where they fanned for many yean. Mr. Smith died in March their brave and faithful service to this free Nation, and For a Period of 6 Months 3. of Supervisors Tuesday. The Rev George Elliott offi­ ciated and burial was in the Striker Cnuetery. WHEREAS, On each November llth American Citiieni everywhere patv* in their normal activities to express their gratitude and honor to those uhoi have served uur country in war. and to those who currently orc engaged in preserving lhe freedom ol these United Slates, and Association Enola; a son. William, eg Has­ tings; a daughter. Mra Hubert Plug FREE SPOT REMOVAL 2. Funeral services for Mra. MyrHe A Smith, 87 HB B a 11 i e Creek, who died al 3:55 are. Frtday at Lakeview General Hoapllal tn Battle Creek lutkeview. were held at ths Leonard-Osgood Funeral Home at 3 SO pro. Mon- Including Hirer from drunk driv­ ing. three for saw uh and two « q each for negligent homicide. |Q ^ePtCmDCr I ; persona were killed •nd :o injured in 15 accidents »-----occurred on Barry County high­ County ctuleero traveled 18.- 306•. 8. Hanover, died at mid­ night Wednesday. Nov. 3, at tiu. Association. tne rrn- Ptnnoclc Hospital where she had Lansing and Battle Vocational v«r La Nov 14 14 mtn tn M Ksrrv rtnr- rwylvania and addrT<sr<jAssociation UIUveT,,ty been since the previous Sunday. tor's office la a year-round de- ,and other educational groups Mrs. Beadorff had been In toll­ tectlon station. If you have dla- throughout the United States. Ing iuwlth for about two months ipplieaal can beat be Ijetes In your family, are over-, Dr. Whitney's profreional Jacob's S? fhoae Wl 5 2466 | NOW. THEREFORE. I, Franklin C. Beckwith, Mayor of the City of Hastings, do prodaltn this Thursday, November health, but are extremely active ths Univeratty of Pittsburgh; Da. llth. to lie VETERANS DAV in Hastintu and 1 call upon all and outstandingly success!ul peo­ Whitney participated in several of our citizens to honor our men and women who have served ple. Hence every time we find a significant educational surveys, 'our Republic so nobly. Including one 'in Philadelphia. 1 and ethers tn Reading, and Signed: Franklin C. Beckwith Lewistovm. He served on the burgh Personnel AaMiaticn snd aa president of lhe Pittsburgh Cmitv-ll am AHnlr RMnmlLv, u.wt n taverns. procread 730 driven pJ D. Whitney. 11.----------------ence, died Thursday. Nov. 4. at 9:30 am. al Pennock Hospital were held at 1'30 pro. Saturday board of editors of the Brown & : Gold. He received his master of < science degree from Carnlgie In­ stitute ot Technology at Pitls- Section ThteO—Poets 1 tO • ThuraAn, November Novamhwr 11, 11. 1965 Thursday, Marble’s Standard V & J Mobil 202 E. State 227 I. Stote Hastings Hastings SEE SEE Fay Marble Vern Bowman �Only the UNBEATABLES THE Total Savings FOLKS DOUBLE Top Value STAMPS Every WEDNESDAY! 25 Sibir Planer Center Cui Rib PORK CHOPS Fresh Whole ictuuice specialist. Al recently completed basic military training at Lackland APB. Texas. His new school Is port ot the Air Train­ ing Command which conducts hundreds of spectahMd courses to provide technically - trained FRYERS Scout Pack Double Broultod I rams Semi-E HAMS Cubs of Pack 3178 Receive Their Awards Cub I-Up. 3-Laegad 1 Whole or Half ate of Bellevue High School. Thc STAMPS ooore pkgs of | 89 Palrich Cudahy CANNED PICNICS 317B Fryer Drumsticks, ■ Thigh*. L.g. or 1 ■ | Breasts w/riba attached | Kroger Brand IH-Ib Minimum Tbe Scout* came in colorful SEMI-BONELESS HAMS & 89/ CORNISH GAME HENS -*79/ ■>99/ RIH STEAKS ate teip lo mote Cub BrauUnp InMAtuUonal nrreecnutive Roland Oster m neighbor- ' Will Virginia Repeater Bacon fckrich Gordon's Roll All Boef Fraoki i fe rii 69/ Pork Sausage fe 89/ SUCEI BACON Smoked Boot 3 >« ” 2 ».p4. »1M 69/ Uh 59/ BREABEISHRIMP2pio.>10t HygraUe’s Slice* Bologaa pi*. 99/ FISH STICKS 3 FISH PUFFS 2 ria* 89/ Paschke's Herrud's Sliced lacoo n> MEAT Singleton KVot wl. pkg Coaotry Club Fraaks Hygrado’s Sliced RuttyUikiioauwipis 59/ LURCH MEATS fe 59/ । Hungarian Ring ' Coffee Calc* 2nd Big Week! Old Fashioned' DOLLAR DAYS Grade W Medium Cbortaw Ouamaey. EGGS Kirk 14 ox wl brl Doi Moo** lol •! cm* DEL MONTE CATSOP SUCED PEACHES Dal Manx Peal Boa. -t can i GREEN DEANS 1 TOMATOES DOZEN J Avondale lib can < ■[ for LETTUCE Dai Monfe ’5 ex wl can Del Mcnle lib 1 oa can CUM: J Guernsey, llutchln-x CHOP SUEY Frozen Seafood Salol Pesckke'a Ring Bologna 1 CREAM STYLE CORN SPINACH Del Monde IB) lot can Green Gand IB Can V WHOLE KERNEL CORN z COT GREEN BEANS W for Del Monde 1 lb can MEDIUM I CRAPE A ECGS ” 39/ DEL MONTE PEAS MIXED VEGETABLES Sliced or Halite 1 lb can lib can-Slewed DEL MONTE PEACHES DEL MONTE TOMATOES 1 I Ifor J CELERY Del Monfe I <jl I4ox can November 13. 1965. o'clock, Lea&on Sharpe Memorial Holl. Nov. llth the round table dta- Pimptle-Gnpefniit BRINK BU MONTI CATSUP Halved or Skad 1 lb U ox Dawn Freoh 2'rOi art can can j A " MISNROOMS DEL MONTE PEACHES CkeokTmS4.-'-1 85/ USE BANNER WANT ADS! 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MAKE KROGER YOUR HOLIDAY NUT HEADQUARTERS fe MODEL FINANCE ■ K JF Golden Ripe M Hoou MUd Proooo H-feSk 36 MONTHS TO REPAY CAULikowia I b*B I I ,u ,wb Ua ‘ Twix Loaf Cake VfeJox.ee 39/i *• CU'CIK*1' APPLES J ' POTATOES I Office at 140 W. State per Lantern), invites you £ I WHEAT BREAD Wisconsin Cheddar or । j2a aS | l-lb. nt. SALTINES pkgs. 29F or 12-ox. wt. Solders Svusk k PINEAPPLE-ORANGE BRINK FQILD'S MACARINI I KROCIR FLOUR I I* 10»M(59/'*i ___ �। Haiti in 1915. has been the field superintendent of the expanding i program of the Wesleyan Mcthodirt Church in Haiti. TWenty­ ! two mbstSomiriei with a large i staff ot national preachers are active in ewngtlbun. operate tiirec Bible schools, two hospitals and three dllperuarica. Mr* CalIS (.Iiurche* Meeting hooti. a regiitenxl nurse, co­ operates actively with her hus­ Thurnday to Hear band In his missionary endeavor. THE GALILEAN Mr. and Mrs. Calhoon. now on BAPTIST CHURCH Upturned Miuionariei furlough after serving tour terms Former Freeport High School There will be a tone Mission­ in Haiti, will describe the cus­ ary Conversion at tlie Hickory toms and people of lhe land Corner* Wesleyan Mctliodlat where tiny l»vc been working Church all day Thursday. Nov. and tell of Hie progress of lhe Wed. prayer meeting, ■ pm. II. The trtrvices will bo at 10 Wesleyan Church there. The little church with the big a.m. 1:30 pm.. and 7 30 pm. Before going to Halil, the Cal­ Tbe speakers are Rev. John houns served one term as mlsPutney, missionary lo Colom­ tslonaries In India. They plan to HASTINGS BEVENTH-DAY bia, South America and Rev. I return to Haiti in the Spring ot ADVENTIST CHURCH and Mn Arthur Calhoun, mis­ I I960. sionaries lo tbe Republic ot ' 404 W. Colfax Ph. Wl 5-5310 Fifteen ehurcbe* in thl* Halil in tbe Weal Indie*. j area uut be attending mu Bat. Sabbath school, 0:30. Mr and Mr* Putney ftr»t went ' annual Fall mlwdonary con­ to Medellin, Colombia. In 1861, ' ventian. alter having spent a year study- | Also participating will be Mrs. Sunday, "Faith for Today." on tog Spanish in Ban Jone, Costa George Huff, president of the V, WOOD, Channel ». 8:30 am. Rica. Home on furlough after Michigan conference Wesleyan Bunday. Voice of Prophecy, live year* overwaa, Mr Putney ■ Missionary Society. Mr*. Huff is visiting chttrthea and confer­ will prenent latest news concern­ ence* in the interest of Wesleyan ing thc Missionary Home to be KILPATRICA World Missions built for lhe use of furloughed UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH He will describe tho land and missionaries M-66 Woodland people where tie lais worked and i There will be a potluck dinner teh of lhe growth of the church and supper served In tlie church Oam. Bunday school. there. In Colombia Mr. Putney dining room. In the afternoon 1 am. Worship service, ha* been teaching in tlie George । there will be an Informal time pm. Evening service. Washington ficbreil far mission­ of getting acquainted with the ary children, .'.upcrvirini: an guest missionary speakers. LAKEWOOD evangelical bookstore In MrdclRev. Vaughn Jensen is the BAPTIST CHURCH lln. and has been engaged In host pastor. Mr*. Lynn Lawrence Community Room above Spanish youth work. Woodland Fire Station 8r„ is tlie hostess and Mrs. Roy Mr. Putney, a graduate ot McIntosh is the chairman for Houghton t oller* in New Tort. 1 tlie convention. 9:50 am. Sunday achooL also attended Nyack Mlaalonary College and Syracuse Vnl- PILGRIM HOLINESS CHURCH verrtty of Education, Rev. Howard W. Rogers. Pastor Mt. and Mr* Putney with For tofonnation, call 1306 H Hanover Street their five children, are living in Mosher, pastor, 387-3585. 10 am. Sunday school. . Harrisville. N. Y. expecting to 11 am. Morning worship. return to Colombia In the SumYouth meeting. 6:15 pm. LAKEWOOD E.UJL CHURCH Evening Gospel Hour, 7 pm. Rer. Carl Silveraall. Pastor Mr. Calhoon, who firn went to Wednesday Prayer, 7:30 pm. Morning worship. 10 am. Hickory Corners Wesleyans Host Zone Convention WOODLAND CHURCH OF THE BRETHREN •310 coat* Grove Road Rev. Cliarle* Olbbs. Pastor Worriilp services. 0:45 am. Sunday school. 10:45 am. Junior choir, 4 pm. Thursday. Adult choir practice. Wedneo_ ________ COATS GROVE iChristian Science CHRISTIAN CHURCH Cor. Coats Grove Rd. and Text Announced : Church Women to highlight Duikee Rood Jacob's struggle at Penlel Charles Gibb*. Pastor Floyd Walter, Bupt. eluded in the Brble Lemon at Evangelical United Brethren Bible school. 10 am. Christian Science Churches this Worship hour. 11 nin. ChnstUn Endeavor Sunday. 5. tor of tlie Scbewa Baptist Church Sunday to illustrate spiritual East Street tn Harting*. t ramforma Hon. A verse from pm. It ulti Turner. 'n<w leader. Youth we m«l you. Don't form Christian Endea­ vor porter drive. ■ ------ -• Help by giv- call from thc Fremont Baptist but be ye transformed by lhe S’* u,» Richard Darby, furnished. chalnr.an. chairman. WOODLAND UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH DELTON METHODIST CHURCH Marcitu E. Taber. Minuter Church Study. Sunday, 0:45 ft. KALAMO PENTECOSTAL CHURCH Rev. Arbutus Huriesa, Pastor Evangelistic lervlce. 7:30 pm. HASTINGS GRACK BRETHREN CHURCH Wednesday, 7:30 pm. Family CARLTON SEVENTH-DAY Night. Adults, Youths, Juniors ADVENTIST CHURCH and Children, .8:30 pm. Choir . Elder Gerald N. Slack STONEY POINT FREE METHODIST CHURCH Rev. Gwenneth Sebring. Pastor 10 am. Sunday achooL 11 am. Preaching. Phone DR 4-8377 Sunday school, 10 am. Wonhlp aervice. 11 am. Ihrenlng service. 8 pm. Bibl* study Wed. 7:30 pm. Rev. Russell Sarver. Pastor Sunday school. 10 am. UNITED BRETHREN IN Worship hour. 11 am. CHRIST CHURCH Sunday evening service. 7 pm. The Bible, the whole Bible and nothing but the Bible. NORTH IRVING WESLEYAN METHODIST CHURCH Evangelical service. S pm. Junior church. GRACE LUTHERAN CHURCH Divine worship, 10:45 sin. WOODLAND METHODIST CHURCH Rev. Richard VandenBosch, Pastor Bunday school, 10 am. Morning worship. 11 am. Youth Fellowship. 7:30 pm. BALTIMORE U. B. CHURCH RarT Jesne PoweU. Pastor 10 am. Bunday school. 11 am. Morning warship. Har­ bor Liglrts Quartette will be with ST. AUGURTTNE. MIDDLEVILLE ST. AMBROSE CATHOLIC CHURCH AT DELTON Rev. Fr. Denis P. Naah, Pastor Wednesday, Nor. 17. Fellowship FIRST METHODIST CHURCH OUR LADY OF GREAT OAK. DOWLING Rev. George Elliott Rer. John Joldenma Wl 5-4945 Saturday, 1:30 to 3 chlldrma HASTINGS cliolr polishing party. ASSEMBLY OF GOD CHURCH Bunday, 3. men* breakfast. 103 E Woodland Avenue 0:45 Church school. 9:45 un. Sunday school. 11 am. Morning worship Take." Children'* chair will ring, fl pm. Wesley ringers rehearsal. Br. High MYF. Monday. 7 pm. Troop 73. HASTINGS CONGREGATION Thursday. 3:30 p.m. Children's OF JEHOVAH’S WITNESSES choir rehearsal. 230 West Colfax Street 3:30 pm. Carol choir rehearsal. Sunday Public Talk. 3 pm. choir reheanal. Watchtower Bible Study, 4:15 Worship service, 9:30 am. HASTING 8 Nobody likes a TRASH BURNER See your GAS INCINERATOR DEALER Boltwood and E. State Road Rev. Marvin HlckmlUer, Pastor Morning worship. 10:45 am. Evening service, 7:30 pm. Wednesday prayer, 7:30 pm. A warm invitation la extended to all to attend the servlcas of thia friendly church. MIsb Mcriene ,Huber, daughter after 10 year* aa a medical mlnrionary at a Hospital in Kenya, E, Africa, will be apeakFirst Church of God. 1330 N. Broadway Bunday, Nov. 14. at 7:30 pm. Invitatlpn la extended to all. ■ Plan Coots Grove and acceptable, and perfect, will of God” 'Romans 12;2.> The Mission in World Affairs. La«on-8cnnon U on the subject exehange student* attending ot "Mortal* and Immortals." Hurting* High School title year: Carol Henderson, Ireland: Brlgit Brodt, Germany: Hilda Carson, Ireland: Karin NtUeon. Sweden, and Pino Aino. Finland. The 20th Armiversaty of the United Nation* will be observed. During tlie worship service a film. “Nation Building-a Chand Irian t future, but United Church Women nre looking and j planning ahead because this Is Women Looking Forward to World Day of Prayer |,he *** Worid Dsy display ut Hie meeting will bo lhe smocks, layettes and sewing klU which women in many Church Family Night There will be a Family Night potluck supper at 7 o'clock Pri­ send to Latin America via Church World Service the long traditions of lhe Scot­ tish churebe*. Dlck Ryskamp of the Grand Saturday worship, 10:45 am. Honey produced from the blcaPrayer meeting. Tuesday, 7:30 Rapids Camera Club showing Wortd Missions of United Church slides and telling a story with rhododendron U poisonous to music. Everyone welcome. National Geographic say*. CEDAR CREEK BIBLE CHURCH Campground Rd, 8 miles south FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST of Hasting* 645 W. Green Street Pastor, Donald Tack Bunday service. 11 am. STOP HAITI Sunday school. 10 am. and phone number of their Sunday school. 11 am. Worship. 11 am. choinnan to: Mra Orval CutWednesday service. 7:45 pm. Youth meeting, 6:15 pm. Reading room open Wednes­ Evening service. 7:30 pm. Hast Inga, or to bring this infor ­ Wednesday prayer meeting and day and Saturday. 3 to 4 pm. mation to the meeting on World Bible study. 7.30 p m. Community Day. Nor. 12. PLEASANT VALLEY UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH INTER-LAKES Max M. Ovmshlrc. Pastor Harbor Lights at BAPTIST CHURCH Worahlp service, 10 a.m. Delton. Mich. Baltimore U.B. CIT FLEX-O-CLAU AT Rev. David Honeywell, Pastor Moto, Bupt. Bunday school, 10 am. Chelation Endeavor. 7 pin. Church Sunday Worship. 11 am. The Harbor Lights Quartette Dorrell Blaxbard, president. Evening worship, 7 pm. Junior Christian Endeavor. 7 of Battle Creek will appear at Mld-wcek Fellowship, ~ pm. the Baltimore United Brethren pin. Betty Ovrnshlrc. director. Wednesday Evangelistic service, 7:45 pm. Church on the Lawrence Road FIRST CHURCH OF GOD 1330 N. Broadway. HasUngs and Pled Bawdy. HARDWARI fr AmiANCB Rev. George J. Huber, Paator Phone 045-3193 Where a Christian Experience FIRST FRESRVTKttlAH 142 I. feet* SA dtana. Ohio, Pennyrivanla and CHUBCH Mokes you a Member. Maryland. Broadway ana center Streets 10 am. Sunday achool. Wl 5-2988 Hie group Includes Arnold WUlard IL Curtis, Minister 11 am. Morning worship. Sunday, Nov. 14. 6: 30 pm. Youth service. Morning worriilp, 8:30 and 11. Leon Smith, baritone: Denn Lat7: 30 pm. Evenhij^/worahlp Nursery provided. Broadcast of CET FLIX-O-GLASS AT nun: "The Unhurried Pace.” WOODBURY UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH funipr High Youth Fel- at the church through N The public Is invited. church. Just an M-66. North on M-60 In lawahi 6 30 Bettor High Youth Fel­ Village of Woodbury lowship at tlie church. Program EMMANUEL EPISCOPAL Sunday MbOOl, will be on "Bummw Wort CHURCH Worship. 11 ar Cojnpa." with JncJc Comp from Rev. Don M. Gury. Rector Youth choir rehearsal. Wed , Battle Creek leading. BUILDING WFFLIll 9 am. Holy Communion, folpm. 8 Adult DIsol'S.Ion Group. Fellowship service. 7:45 am. Youth Fellowship. Wed.. 7 pm 811 L RailrMdSh meet Bible Study and prayer ser­ 11 am. Morning prayer and vice, Wednesday. 8 pin. at Roger Wednraday Activities Phene Wl 5-2423 8:30 Women'* AasucikUon children. Board meeting. PEOPLE’S BIBLE CHURCH U Mlle E. of M-66 on State Rd. luncimn. Program. "A Adven­ LeRoy Kenney, Pastor ture in Oiving” by Mrs. Bheriey 11 am. Morning worship. Blood. 10 am. Sunday school. 3:30 Clxrub choir practice Wed, 7:45 pm. Mid-Week Thursday— 7:30 chancel choir when the going get* rough prayer. Thursday. 7 pm. Pioneer Girls and Bov* Brigade ZION LUTHERAN CHURCH Women? Missionary PellowVelte Road al Woodland Rev. Einar Unselh. Pastor your insurance protection. “Your Friendly, Clirl.it-Centered fRVING CHAPEL Church." Rer. Chalmitr Miller, Pastor Sunday school, 10 am. with Phone RO 5-3503 Sunday school. 8:30 am. WHEN THE GOING Worship, 10:30 am. mo n: "Trouble Cliangrd to Good." GETS BOUGH Brotlwrliood, 8 pin. Bible McCALLUM UNITED study, topic: "Loving tho Un­ BRETHREN IN loveable." CHRIST CHURCH Wed . 4 pm. cherub and Junior "The Church tn tlie Wildwood’ choir*. Otis Lake Road 8 pm. Senior cliolr. Insurance Agency Mornlng worship. 10 am. Thursday. 8 pm. Adult TnSunday reboot. II am. Ov«r Millar'* Jawalan Km« Christian Endeavor. 7:30 pm. Here in Redemption." Prayer meeting and Bible study Saturday. 0 am. Junior Cato120 W. STATE ST. Wt 5-4174 Wednesday evening at Mr. and Mrs. Ira Osgoods. East Side Lumber Co. WKZO-TV, WOOD-TV. WZZM-TV. 11 i TV. 11:30 BT. ROBE CATHOLIC CHURCH[14 PM days. Before Mass** on Medical Missionary At- Church of God E. L Carpenter Hardware 7 pm. Evening service. Her. Morri* Borgman, Pastor Bunday school, 10 am. Sebeica Biiptixt Pan tor Accepts Call to Fremont Worship. Sunday, 11 am. 1503 Johnson. Lakr Odessa. Mich. Youth Fattowshlps, Bunday, 0 Sunday school, io am. pm. Morning warship, 11 am. Prayer Group, Tueaday, 0:30 Christian Endeavor. 6:30 pm. Prayer aervic*, W*d., 8 pm. Chancel choir rehearsal, 7 Public Invited. tun, Tliursday. WE8LEYAN METHODIST CHURCH BOWENS MILLS CHAPEL Hickory Corners. Michigan Henry VanTil, Evangelist Rev. Vaughn B. Jensen. Pastor Io am. Morning service. 10 am. Sunday school. 11:15 am. Bunday school. 11 am. Morning worship. Jun­ There are classes for ail. ior church and nursery provided. A cardial welcome to aU. Bunday worship, 7:30 pm. Wednesday worship for entire TRINITY GOSPEL CHURCH family. 1118 Jordan Lake Blreet Adult* Bible atudy and prayer. Youth Fellowship. 7:30 pm. Boys and girls fellowship. 7:30. Choir practice, 0:30. United Church Women Highlight World Relations RANDSEN’C Wed. 7:30 Welcome WSCS meeting al Mrs. Gladys Larkin. Here s no mud in your eye Worship service. 1030 am. Quimby Church Church rebool. 10:30 am. Worship aerrlo*. 11:30 am. HASTINGS BAPTIST CHURCH Rev. Russell Houseman. Pastor Mr. Donald Elmore Young People. Thursday, 7 pm. Dispose of refuse indoors with a Smokeless, Odorless GAS INCINERATOR CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE 11 ^^J^T*** by IWfl' Minuter. Dale R Harvey 410 X Madison. 845-6066 children 0:45 am. Church school Supl. Loyd Mart*. . 11 ain. Morning wonhlp. 1:30 pm. AU Young People's and prayer. 7:30 pm. Evening church rer- ORANGKVILLE BAPTIST CHURCH 2 MU« South of Gun Lake 8:45 am. Sunday school. 11 am. Morning worriilp. SAVE $20 study and prayer service. ON INSTALLATION for a limited time Crabb MILO BIBLE CHURCB KTODUVIU* OtUUSTUN REFORMED CHAPEL Monday Ohl* Clubs. Tutoday—5:30 pm. C8B Stock- pm. Dorcas Missionary' Society meeting. 7:30 p.m. Prayer meeting and Thursday AcUvitl** am. Mary Martha Mtorion- Unique windshield wipers adjust even to mud splash Set sweep intervals from 5^to over 10 seconds, for a drizzle of a downpour. Standard on most-1966 models. For safety and convenience, as well as style, you move ahead with in the Lincoln Continental tradition Club*. CARLTON CENTER METBODIIT CHURCH Worship, IB am. Morning worship, 0:15 in. MAHLER MOTOR SALES 1320 N. Michigan Hastings Ph. Wl 5-2479 i �KING OF ROASTS! "Super-Right" Mature, Corn-Fed Beef Beef Rib Roast 4th and 5thRH» First 3 Ribs Pint 5 Ribs 69:75:79: Allgood Sliced Bacon "SUPER-RIGHT" SLICED Beef Liver “■ 39* "Super-Right" Mature, Corn-Fed Beef CHUCK ROAST 1-Lb. Pkg. 69* 2 *12’ — —. GOVERNMENT INSPECTED Whole Fresh Fryers . . . . u 29* "SUPER-RIGHT" BON HESS 4 RQ , Delmonico Steaksu 1 - 59s _ A Qc *49* 2 1” 69 HF No Coupons, No Gimmicks, No Limits... Just Quality Merchandise at Low Prices! 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A&P GRADE "A" & 79* v Spic&Span • • CHAMPION — — — Pancake Flour A GIANT SIZE Oxydol . . 6”3!kQQC 1 69l Corned Beef'i°i 43 YELLOW CLING/RaLVES OR SLICED — Sliced Salmon Steaks . . . u 69* ’P* SULTANA rice was tmcnvE IN All A&P STORES I IN THIS 1 AREA OF MICHIGAN LA CNOr MIATLISS Chop Stay..... 2 -''27( 1 -Z‘ — — Noodle*. 29' CHOr CN0W ; 79‘ Mushroom Lt CMv Chew MOM i ts Chicken............ W MA 89' THE GHAT ATLANTIC j PAONC TEA COMPANY. INC. »AF SuPer M«rkets « Spinach . . H - its les Be Aii . �Barry Farm Calendar THE HASTINGS BANNER r 4 4 th NATIONAL 4-H CLUB CONGRESS Showcase of America's Youth Highlights Interesting Art Steeby, Barry County tension agricultural agent, i knowtog the qualities of the soil FARM NEWS NOV. 28 — DEC. 2 See Dramatic Changes In State Agriculture Barry One of 3 Counties on New Dairy Program Mo*t Complete Fertiliser Service FERTILIZER FACTS farms will approach a button lure oi inc Ain. man lana-grani, university. College' univcnity. By 1W0. UNO. the Codite or Agriculture may add a fourJi II rtinu.rM.uav, international cduca- * wMh exploding scientific know­ ledge. Staff members of Michigan The MbU dean called lor what BUte University’s College of Agriculture are taking a fu- ■■ For CJIenn Lake, preaident of Uie 11.000 member Michigan Milk Producers Association. Thursday, parity of income." Concluding the MSU work- Nov. 4, told the National Com­ *hut>. N. P.‘ Ralston. director of mission on Food Marketing that dairy farmers when they bargain boapilate, libraries and oppor- tbe prajectlooa. MBU’a Cooperative 1500 general rotation*. kMU advantage to testing the teat *od Boys and Girls Participate dairy coin are In ling and weighing but under the supervision of a regular DHIA supervisor. J f Hl CI’S MllSt Ma***vao uiuus Organize, Lake Tells Commission n*s>* YOUNG AMERICA AND WORLD AFFAIRS operative Extenxjon Service. for Michigan agriculture by I860, take an aggresaive step to curb run for a trial period, such a* provement Association testing Farming may not be a matter ot world hunger," Dr. WiUwcr cun- a year. pushing computer switches with menxed. "thia could well give Additional profit - sharing in- program. Cows In testing pro­ grams produced 3.500 pounds ccrruuerclal farmere will be iugh- produce to capacity." requesting AE Muneo No. B44 more mite a year Uian tbe averly-skilled managers of large,; MSU a Dean of Agriculture T. from Bulletin Room. Box 211. new program is be mg tried lo complex businesses. K. Cowden ccmmcnu-d 'Report- MSU. Ease LamUng. encourage owners of the other T5 per ccul of Michigan's herd own­ farmers, agriculture will be a ers to participate. multl-biUkm dollar segment, at Under this new system lhe tbe Michigan economy. By IMO, Central Michigan's fertiliser. Many farmers actually A new type of production dairy herd teituig program 1* being tried in three central Michigan Michigan's SMITH BROS. Soil Teste Can Save Barry Farmers Money their geographical location. All are ciose to Michigan Slate University, which conuucu lhe testing programs. These counties operation in other dairy testing programs. terly owner sampler type, oper­ ated through tne local DHIA supervisor, Several options will HE National AH Club Congress open* for the 44lh atrelght year in Chicago, on Sunday afternoon, Nov. 28, but tbe young delegate* start checking into lhe Conrad Hilton Hotel headquar­ ter* bp Friday »nd Saturday. Activities begin at once, and never stop until the final banquet on Thursday night, Dec. X Thc Congress theme is “Young America and World Affair*, announced Norman C. Mindrum, director of the National AH Service Committee which arrange* the annual event in coopera­ tion with lhe Extension Service of the land-grant universities, and more than M busincs* firms which support lhe 4 it program. The 1.500 delegates—all winners—will represent 90 »<*/«•■ Puerto Rico, and for the first time an "offlcial" delegation ot 10 Canadian AH member*, one from each province. Tbe AH er* will devote the better part of two day* to forum* on world problem*. During tbe action packed week more than 200 jouths selected for superior achievement will be designated national winner* of educational scholarships. Three boy* and three girl* will be named to receive the highest honor bestowed during the Congress: The Presidential Silver Tray award. These champions are the top pair in achievement, dtiasnship and leadership programs. u . Donors of fund* for the trip* and scholarship* are businre* firm* and foundations. They contribute more than a million dollar* each year to aid AH. said Mr. Mindrum. The award winner* are aU eelected by extension personnel head­ ing the state AH program. Among the awrard donor* are: T Steeby wahu that Ume and tested. Poor samples result tn leading and costly, he said. llshed by the Cooperative Exten­ sion Service gives complete in­ formation on haw to take soli tasting. R U available without charge from the Barry County Extension Office. USE BANNER WANT ADS! IXPIRT TIRE SERVICE JIM BARR Tire Shop u. S. ROYAL the herd owner will be very small recently - announced stale-wide wmable return for Investment.■ in tne experimental program. The MSU dairy fleparur.cnt and the Michigan Dairy Herd Im­ L.illU.'l. „l.t provement Herd Assn . Inc. have latlon la expected to climb to provided research fund* to cover Wbile we support educational dltlonal consumer* wtu require opportunities for everyone." Dr. must draw acme practical limit* poll tan ’■ centers. ' A diagonal band of countries from tho "thumb" to southwest Michigan Btate. Change I* inevitable........... and that's our buainew. to bring it about to make rural Michigan located In this area. Uw best place to live. . . any - FALL'S THE IDEAL TIME TO SOIL TESTI tension Sendee, recently com- SMITH with pomnurdal agriculture and families. sees many new devclop- Father-Son Farm Partnership Base Told by Experts BROS IL WlUwer. director ol MSI * AgrtMllural Experfmenl Sta- gredlente in a father-son farm partnership i* tbe ability to get along well together. Michigan State University extension Linn meeting. . MBU Official* say that after A farmer in North' Branch, and the experimental program, thc president of tlie National Milk Producers Federation a* well os MMPA president. Lake said tn on a State-wide basic. testimony prepared for the com­ mission that dairy farmer* bar­ gain in a market dominated by giank dairy processing and distri­ buting chain*, and vast networks of retail food stores. "These gianu provide vast markets through wlilcli milk and dairy product* are distributed," Lake said. They <4*»ve contributed much to our high standard of living. They admittedly aim to 'buy diap and sell cheap.' We do not contend Ume giant* are bad per OKnBe that financial strength and scope of operation* enables food chains to pit one group ol processor* against another —and likewise one group of producers against another." larke said MMPA is critically According to Mr. Mindrum, donor support a>«r«*c> »< tan. The longest continued »pon*or*hlp total* 4» year*. BANNER WANT ADS BRING RESULTS FAXKING ^ln Lake Odessa • Woodland He predict* that agricultural nenJilp success. In addition, business must bo of adequate Plant at Woodbury The stage I. set for a fatherson partnership, Kelsey says, New McCulloch Mac 10 series ter military service obligation makes all other lightweights out of date and up to 25% overweight and industrial merger*. "Farmer* have a right, sponsiblllty to themselves and to their families, to attain a liveli­ hood,- he Mid. "This livelihood must include the same oppor­ tunities for education, for recre­ ation and for security that arc enjoyed by those persons in other linos of endeavor. "We a* farmers don’t ask more than others have, we ask only a reasonable return tor Investment, labor and management input " Food Marketing, established by Congress in 1964 to study the marketing structures ot the Na­ stop depends find on shoring tion's food Industry, called the decision - making, the specialist Washington hearing to "explore the possibilities of improving the po-.ltisn of food grower* through their own collective effort* ” Thl* cmplnisizes tlie ability to to unit In area bargaining with mint Buppcrt two families. Mastock numbers or placing addi­ tional land under cultivation. lake dkeussed MMPAs 50jear history of milk marketing m TIW. should include all sax-la of Ujc business, such as machin­ area bargaining. He said ery. livestock, feed and equip­ ment — everything except land buildings. Tbe son will then buy HMPA member* only because half of this personal property cooperative strength enabled thc (equipment) from the father. It Association to bargain for hlghtho father may hold a penqnti a# IK. K.,....... MAC l-lo7world s lighte*! direct df'we chain 1M4 lb»? FmL »t»rt fingertip priming. Power-boost carburetor. Idle governor to keep the saw running in any position. Al! pew MAC-10 cutting team, 12* to 24' guide bar*. Reboreeb'r cylinder extend* mt^fe. Full half-hour running time fuel and oil capacity. Right hand starting. MAC 2-10: Workf* lightest automatic oiling chain taw. 1014 lbs.’ With the same quality feature* a* MAC 1-10... plut: AutomaOc and manual oiling syrtemt. Full apark arrester and muffler. Non-llip hand grip. Rubber cushioned pistol grip. The world'* lightest, ea*ie*t-operating. most dependable compact chain taw*... they have to be McCulloch*. MAC HO IPX Ito. MAC2-W1WIH nUoilina new pertaewhlp. "We at Michigan Milk Produc- any basic change from the mem­ ber - controlled. market -oriented traditional cooperative structure narshlp may rent the land from a* it might rent 90 acres from a neighboring farm. An attorney In summary. Lake offered the claton* in legal form before tbe Commission five guideline* for fanners united in a cooperative final parumhlp la orgMiired to achieve that which no indi­ vidual farmer could achieve alone. Tlie guidelines are: -Farmers must be organized In a legally constituted cooperafor family Hsing. TH* repre —They must have bargaining tool* and the strength and willto u*« them. full partnership, but both fa- ingneu -They must realistically meet marketing situations as Uwy arc. not a« they used to be or as farmer* wish they were. Francisco Farm Supply ta may enter into a profit-sharing the non-farm society for skill*, atroeinept. Under this agree- ’knowledge and understanding —r •_~r. ’• —~r I —They must make clear plan . Dkta* *U machinsry and live- and Itlck (0 theni ln onl„. t0 st-mk. wiitie the ami or operator diaUengv the troutiar* of marrecavm a mWy plus a ohare of geUug a:ld aiuui * MU*l>'tog She pre**. We ignmH ■vlkrellhaxL HASTINGS MOT • Used Car Cor. Michigai Court St. Hastings Phone Wl 5-3903 Ml th M|« MtRN-ponstM* t» *M jw tew1 »JSS1V."S ki i C*. .hi-jti Aa»wtfM HASTINGS MOTOR SALES 220 E. Stote St. Hostings Phons Wl 5-2454 �«~YHE HASTINGS BANNER .* Thurwliy, November II. 1965 fresh Out of the Attic to uncover the com. which wx» disappointed. Now the candidate I - ....... «_*. — — K..a I jjnm not ride so much but spends thought to put a thieid on one more inotwy for printed luls, shovel. I Thought of UUs but putting his picture and many Summer ar. 1 watelwtl IJojd their flrat work after rollingt up a few Jogs to protect theb famtl;« wa* fo build a r.ciwohksiw' of the sd|ie material. orgftnlM a get in mad with the public alcovering a hill. We did one n/w ways add at lhe bottom. (lhl« U an advcrtwemrnlt. If half they at a round. tell about each other is true then them ring six a- aeven miles with an ox team every Bunday and the whole family going ex cvpt one who Mayvd ixxiu- to ■ J'1 " ■’ ' ’ ’ Prter* will remain there for a on Saturday before leaving f® r ' Per conn I M pnt inn rersonai IVienTIOn ’’•n after Mr P««* recurra ^indflS. evwung. -------------------------------------------------- -----_ . vr™ 1'** CirthCy WalteTO VUlt«l •hrtr fmmrtwn Mr. and Mra. a™1 K?*rX».- A,nf* * CiUrnei IUXJ ■ Kenneth Btulta and daughter, daughter^Naomi wrce ln Grand ■ tt,ld u>rlr ^ughtar, jgy. ftnj Mra Rapids Tuesday afternoon at­ Kenneth Waggoner. of Charlotte tending the funeral of George on Friday, and they also visited Florida on Monday. The Walter* Will be located at Tavares fcr the winUr. evening to Mr. and Mrs Larry Humphrey and family of Comstock Park visited his grandparents. tlie C. Mr. and Mra. Henry Bevrrwyk Mrs Robert Kruger of Lansing, Ji. Fetlxers. Sunday. ing to cough as soon os he sees too. When we went to school to rout* to New Port, R I . rolled that half of you are asleep. Our master the three R's (and we on Mr. and Mra. Max Bump Sat­ taxis have clianged with many Uul to do It w May after school) urday evening. iother things Where a small It Is the same tliree Rs. tnvead C0Bl,he Recent weekend guests ot Hie , farm was taxed WOO then, It is of Readin*, writin* and 'Rfchim- r“r " lmr Perhaps the small village ho» Howard Peters of Indian Hills giOti tW now and yet we kicked: Uc it U Rail! Rah; Rah: fight ........................ ......... ’em. and the yell leader g«ila iten hurt by thc march at civl-. Some a taigr land owner and tax ; move money Hum tho teacher Haitian as bad as any on* thing. Hvderick Schaub of Toledo. payer for that time came up to And tls* student who can kick Tak< Prairieville, for Instance, Ohio This coming weekend lhe n pigskin 11H’ t;uth«t I* Hu Peter* will be gurau of lhe nww. wanted by Uw faculty and litUc btiAtnnw ptacre in the Bv H. D BurfM a v-ery cold day anu ** WM -K mg u, Wiltm ta the bur­ most poixtlar with the students county. but now better known Sam E. Williams in Toledo. Mn THINGS AS THEY ARE AND ly miss a bundle. And where we room tire, tlx- coUuctic fame tn A b.ill plajer who was accused an a suburb of Pin* LakT^nd, । used to finish a bunch of hou* »nd told trim the amount, some of selling * gam* hM recently to the tourist and rvaorter/as THINGS AS THEY WERE on the stubbio now one pig ' l*rg«T than lie wanted it to be been white wwhed apd cleared By Charlie Furd I would soon starve on 20 acres He sprang from ills chafr r-nd PART II [ Now in the large wheal growing shexited. "I was cold when 1 on account of ths gate receipts sign tells them It I* four miles (Conclusion) thu IrccUons three men cut. thresh, came tn but I am hot now I— - Summer. It 1* said he ts Perhaps Senrx A Roebuck have Next came the self binder, us­ and ano bag oa< from man 20 au to to 30 *u «aes aerra aa i-t»nirai M Hollywood done, os much b* any one to I Politic*! tne Tlie canaioatc* candidate* umu used ing a wire to bind with. Thin day. cutting a swath 20 feet wide to come to your house with his *«»«»«L‘“’Jjjl '^^‘iitaU^nd tisZ’to' teSa tm rnd ’ki'tied nw.Zi-. nY ’ “'id do it nil cheaper than we pockets bulging with cigars >2 *I5u0 7?' ,he vHta<e and aUo ,o lhr«*» « Soon. periu.pa for 5c. Hr Would shake hands »* much of a demand for Ids u*. tlie manufacturer out put on on Jhh yfaj. though the machJni(. wl!1 o„ ;w|lh everybody. kLu. the baby, ‘;txxb hfTPTbe transportation change*—A , a magnet to catch the bits of । thc market for the small grower, leave with you a- bundle of A large claw of those who go treat change frexn thc ox - team , fiii’MrASte'M *; My firal experience in culti- iMtckern with his full name tn the higher schools of educa- and wagon to Uie home and ^hin^KinrPtSto» rating com wm to ride a horar 1 Printed on them tor you to stick, tIon only go to get their letter buggy, then to electricity, and to d£wV?w£Lvri um« ever the other trilows name You and drarrc Mr. UlUe. PVmi- now to the air. and Mr Byrd I ™ railed V’ma^ lito t£ ’«« »i'PPo-<« to um- as many dent of Michigan Unlveraity Bt says that will be the only safe | I tlung up- im0ih<rnboy followed ; as you could on elecGon day and Ann Arbor V. going to have a md cheap way to travel soon ; Unlike the mulli putpoie media­ -1. «« nil your friends to du the rule there to send such home The oven, so good for the pk>tions ol yein ifo. today's mtd.cations are carefully lotAuUled i ended he would check up on the they are'not in earner, and allow mg and soon will be a curlawty । number of dgnra and stickers 11tne* for a decree / only to be >een In a museum. It to combat specific distant. That's he had left and figure that he A girl win nt hsrsdf to teach, used to be thc fashion for the! why m»ny of today's medicines would rurely be the p<«ple'* set a country sch.xd with seven rich people to keep a few saddle', ire limited to prescriptions only, I choice, but he was sometimra | scholars, get a hundred dollars horses for riding, but even tills because of their specific applica­ a month and get married al the is out of style now as a Renuis' tions. and their potency. end of her finx year but eon- ho* invented an electric iiobby i Rely oa our ReriH Phirmicist to i tlnuc to teach. It is getting *o horse that will give all thc dlfI a man will not considtr a girl ferrnt sensations and motions ot fill your nt it prescription from ■ hi* wife unless she is a teach- a n-nl one. The ndcr pushes a our complete and fresh stock cl (7 lawn and garden i er or lier ■fdther is a brick ma- button and feels that lie 1* rid­ pharmaceuticals. Ing a good walker: another but­ TRACTORS A young man once taught the top and a fast trotting motion YOUR (Raajj) PHARMACY school at North Pine Lake, who , Is enjoyed: another produces a NOW IS THE TIME TO PREPARE Lajikrcl and received <20,00 a | ranter, while a fourth and a FOR NEXT SPRING'S MUD! i month. He rude a mule from his fart run is started. And aU per­ i home mid iss. cried himself. or fectly safe, even his hlglmcm, the ■rather hU father furnished the Enjoy o flood driveway and parking area all winter j mule and boarded both. The best from the horse Mr. Coolidge Ixu; and be assured of a firm surface to drive and walk educators nre asking for a one in the garrett of tlx* White House and tlie fashion is being on when it thaws next spring. Phone us now! K 32 lo 48-lnch mowing i gram. followed by his friends in Washcapacity A boy can go from Hie eighth DELIVERED AND SPREAD TO ■ 37 attaching tools thing tl*e G. O. P. does, do not I ■ automatic shift YOUR DESIRED DEPTH. mean a position as cow teeter take kindly lo the new liorsc but | modeli, too 126 East State St. j at <125.00 a month and keep, when they want violent exercise। W 6 to 12 hp. engines to tel) the fanner that the cow and a rattling good time they Phone Wl 5-2466 lie thought so well of is only a ride in the Ford and get both i ON TARGET GRAVEL QtMU7Y?&ce//e^.' PR/CE? #;?/)// 1 WHEEL HORSE Jacob's D escription pharmacy Druunrif rENNUVK concrete products NASHVILLE. MICHIGAN Ph. 653-279! E. L. CARPENTER HARDWARE 142 E. Slots Sr. Hastings One of lhe changes we all can Mra. Clara Gillespie was home see Is our attitude toward the on Sunday but ha* returned to । church and toward religion. How«U to care for her daughter. When tlie firat settler came here *Mra. Robert Smith, who ts ill Now! ’66 Chevelle Malibu by Chevrolet IX-UP ESTIVAL THESE MATERIALS . . . 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See the new '66 Chevrolet, Chevelle, Chevy n, Corvair and Corvette at your dealer's i2SmjuHtw«tt LARKE BUICK-CHEVROLET 1435 5. HANOVER HASTINGS ALLIED BUILDING CENTER PH. Wl 5-2425 � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/492/HastingsBanner_1965-11-18.pdf cfd9de90772e8725fd5c2e147890997d PDF Text Text CONSERVATION FOR THE FUTURE —Many phases ol (rounds. Hundreds of persons. Including many sebool children. the d«mon«tratlon. Conservation Deportment experts. Wall Van Dapartrnent stationed al Yankee Sprints, admire Fred AckeU'a National-award winning Tbornapple Garden Club staged Its (th Conservation Exhibition In the Community Center at the fair- Northeastern's 4lb grade explains crop rotation wltb his eUwunate, Robert .MacDonald, taking part in The Hastings Banner noth Ytc £4 Page*—3 Section* Halting*, Michigan, Thursday, November 18. 1965 AreaCha'mbcr’s Annual Meeting Held Monday Section Ono—Paget I to 8 NUMBER 31 EDITORIALS- ji u srnn io ue u«ck iwic mhj ( ---- . — _ on the Job again. Even the accu- extremely well done, • '» • Giving recognition for work and mulallon of material on our de»k was a welcome sight, since it IndiBannm containing the first four greater production, better quality, cated that the "wheels" had really [of the guest series caught up with good will and eventual^ profits. ] been turning during the time that In Vtam*. FUxne, Paris and Robert A. Boyll told 110 members L«id<*n—thanks to prompt mailand guests of the Hastings Area Ruse and I were away. • • • ing* here at the office and the nuul meeting held Monday nlgiit In our opinion, the seven guest, speedy international air service. It at the Country Club. editorialists produced, during our Boyll. manager of affiliated dlvl- absence, a most interesting and to waft into a strange hotel In a aicxi* of the Michigan Retailer* Association, was the main speaker । worthwhile scries of articles and foreign city and there find an edlat the dinner meeting at which!— - ---- ------------ --------------------- Robert »f>“.Pr«W«’f.re'lr*<,d'publicly thank them for tha waiting for you I a few liighllghto of the past year .tnr. ... WlUlam Stedman, president- [ Uwu»h‘ and rf,ort the> gavc fa Jal i J. Guenther. Mrs. Mildred Smith. singular good luck on the trip Harold S- Stockwell. Robert King, William P. Kirkpatrick. Ruwell B. Stedman said that an effort will behind a major effort to Invite vacationer* and others to visit the The natural facilities are here. County Board Saves Money on Bond Purchase EARLY BANNER DONORS ARE NEEDED the Hastings Mfg. firms to locate in Hasting*. printed and mailed Member* of the Barry County Board of Supervisor* at their' November meeting saved over; *600 by adopting a new procedure for the purchase of treasurer's i * bonds for townships and the ‘' City. County Clerk William Crldler reported 4 r total premium Handy Schondelmayer of Middle­ ville High School won top indi­ vidual honara tn the 4H Judging contest at the Ionia Fat Block •cn of Hastings had the grand champion steer which sold for 50 Abstractor Bene B Rogcm re- cents a pound. in October with recctpto total­ ing *3,43769. expenses of tt.7M.39, for a balance of *673 30 In Oc, written with receipt* of 83395.58. expenses of 52380 84 and a bal* C.8 complaints, checked 14 cases of dog bites, shipped out 29 dogs for revenue of (43.50 and sold 16 clogs for *78 Shelter fees totaled *62. During the month 75 dogs a Barry County resident who iuls his offices in Lake Odessa, as the medical director of ths Hie Rev. George Dllott. pastor Barry County Medical Care Fa­ ot Ure First Methodist Church, cility gave the invocation Huebner, who Introduced Boyll who Schondelmayer Top Judge at Fat Stock Shojv Last year the county paid *130234 for similar bonds, but which were taken out by the individual treasurers with the county paying the bill. Supervisors approved transfer Ho traveled 2,036 mites. dated campaign to promote the county for tourism should be made. Stedman said the Industrial com­ mittee would concentrate an pro- Name Dr. Hoffs Medical Direetor Of Care Faeility Sandy took the honors In the contest in which 93 youth* com­ peted In Judging beef, sheep and swine He accumulated 414 points out of a possible <50. j Nick Wlrt-enga, also of Middle­ ville. wa* the outat«nrtlr» itiai. since 1963. Would We Do Without People?" Boyll said ail people are different, Dr. Hot}*' appointment has; The Beardslee Sawmill, which but all also have tears, dtaire;. been approved by the Welfare has been under construction for likes, dislikes, emotions, intellect Board. i the last two years in Freeport. and are egocentrically motivated! "We feel that Barry County is I erected a huge smokestack very fortunate in Obtaining the j that stands about 100 feet in the Boyll elaborated by saying those enccd physician to direct our. Tire stack serves a large boiler ognlxed. but some forget that others Medical Facility." Mr*. Fisher which has Just been moved into declared. ।. place this last ‘ week *• *■ by “ two *huge selfish—wisely selfish." he said. Dr. Hoffs is on the staff ot cranes. Pennock Hospital and has served The boiler will provide power for the steam-driven carriage at dividends." surgery ol the teapltol. the mill. Completion of the new band strengthened by letting each per­ mill will give son know what is expected ot him. HosplUI sawmill. letting him Blow how he Is doing, by giving credit when credit is due. explaining why changes should attended Hope College and atu* be made and by making the ben died medicine at Northwestern operation early in IBM. use of each perron's ublllties At present a full crew operates "Trent people os individuals, and medical degree in 1B2B. After a circle saw mill on the same give recognition." Boyll said tenrorth ItasottaUnGrarai iteu 'site, BM!' moving n“"m« logs ,ogl and 1110 lumber to XXtaTta VikZ tnd from V>r“XU WUH Of MichiHe concluded his talk by review­ ho began practicing in Lake gan nilnolj and ohlQ ing Abraham Lincoln’s career ntirj quoted him os saying- "I do the 71ie Barry County Judging team 1 of Sandy. Nick. Dennis. Debbie doing toDrake ol Dowling and Mark PitUe. t kow of the Moore 4H Club placed gram immediate Past President , fourth. Robert Godfrey |»resented Blrke wliti a plaque which cited his spe|U|,U Kllen-on Oro<ip nnrnln™ RaS'a ExlCnai^1 «Udy Openings for waitress**. Abo group will meet al the home of high school girls for part-time Mra. Austin Lofttts. m W. Cen< after school and weekends i. Ap- • ter, this Thursday, Nov. 18. at 7 ply In person Copper Lantern pro. Roll call — Thankaglvintt 11/18 ‘thought*. backward glances “bits ofyesterday’’.... as gleatu-d from the Banner files leardslcy Saw Mill at Freeport Erects High Stack Pant Freeport School Head Dies At St. Petersburg Funeral service* for OrleyE. Balyeat. 88. of Sparta were held Tuesday afternoon from the Heasel Funeral Home in that city and burial was tn the Sparta Cemetery Mr Balyeat died Friday marking at St Petersburg. Fla., where hi and his wife had spent their win- ured five coons at one time in according to an announcement one tree! | received from the State HighDepartment The route will what----la----------known __ as .the Lloyd Hoffman wa*-------------------- r---------president of lire Barry County south river road to Middleville Farm Bureau for the coming and thus avoid crasaing the X Surviving are the wife. Mabie; Grand Rapids and Phillip Balyeat I Broadway here a»id al the very j dangerous crossing in Mlddle- children A void* the (iont Gerald E Henning. M. Middle­ ville, swerved hl* IBM Ford to OFF FOR THE LIONS' GAME—Hasting* High's bndet avoid hitting a goat which Central Conference football rhsmpiuns boarded this Jumped onto th* Patterson Road near tite Re* Wilcox residence viwt 'kr-chivim* Toirlst" Re- Please Sae MORE ABOUTabout 5:30 pun. Monday. The car j banquet al Gilbert's friends ef HHS id* toM week. J. J. wrea u । rag* * by j a county road. of Ordinance and Gunnei Schools in Washington. D. C. it Cornelia Otis Skinne* and Carol Beumer as Emily Klm- ,uan^ 1,150 to Be Back on Job Thursday After Longest, Costliest Strike; ‘Package Has Increased Benefits Membm ol 414, UAW-cio Tw-la, 46S Io As the two girls travel to Eur­ ope they win be seen in many 22 and members of the Clerical Group voted 32 to 2 to ralify funny and amusing clrcum- new three-year contracts with the Hastings Division of the E. W. Bliss Company to end probably die longest and most Other member* of the cast in­ costly strike in local lalwr history. clude Rod Hall. Terri Babcock. This Thursday all 1,150 E. W. Bliss employees are sched­ Bob Mayo. David Towne. Shirley Shay. Steve Keller. Andy John­ uled to be back at their jobs after settlement ot the controversy son. Harold Fitch. Karen Mc- which caused the strike toat Sept ।---------------- —----------------------Keough. Bea Hughes. Bonny 1 when Local 414* contract ex-1 Timm. Vai Speas. Jenifer Olsen, plred. Dave Robinson and Bryan Gor- aboard a ship Bailing to Paris. Cornelia has caught the measles and must disguise her condition from the medical in­ spector (Bonny Timm1- Emily and Cornelia try to camouflage her face by putting a lol ot pow­ der and make-up on it. Before the medical examiner comes. Cornelia is gives* a large slice of chocolate cake. This is supposed to keep her busy so that she won't have to answer any ques­ tions. Cornelia recovers from the measles by the time they reach their hotel in Paris. Cornelia is Communitv Fund Hits $49,218; ore Still Needed Uy. Richard Hudson Wednesannounced that the Community Fund had 34 years as superintendent of the Sparta achoota Hie athletic field there is named after him Saturday evening Wolfe and his d*i Bureau Board of Directors • • • on the happy comedy. “Our Hearts Were Young and Gay." which will be presented by the Hastings High Junior Class in Central Auditorium. Bliss Strike Ends As Union Ratifies 3-Year Contract aurin. — ,_____ nils Wednesday the third shift was to be back at work with bothI shifts reporting this Thursday. \Th* strike idled the entire period and an additional announced Bunday afternoon following extended neaotlattons. tract County Medical Society. ih' BaiTV Historical State Medical Society and the > . T siibrwriCGl Hie new contract provides for American Medical Srelety. Society SOGClol hourly wage Increases ranging He and hi* wife. Alice, reside i « .. e , from three cents to 6 6 cents oer in Woodland Townahlp. They ‘▼sCCTing JUnday hour, for each of the.three years. ing to take acting lessons from have three daughtera. Mra. Lyle: The B,vrn- County Historical Bo°f will hold a Special meeting Monsieur De La Croix (Dave Tn addition, the contract retains the Sept 1 two-cent hourly costMrs. Robert (Carolei Boss of Sunday, Nov. 31. at 3 pro at the Robinson > of-llving Increase The clerical Monterey Park Calif., and Mrs I Hastings City Bank contract include* a five - cent hourly pay Increase for each of d ,lx *peak«r. He is a m*mb*r of the French actor's tutoring? Will three years, plus the two-cent grandchtMren. ju-m L coffinberrv Archeotoelciil cost-of-Uvlng Increase. The cleri­ Society of Attend "Our Hearts Were cal group hadn't been included JOINT PTA MEETINGS bern acU*' Young and Gay." and learn the previously under the cost-of-llvNortheastern. Algonquin and -----ing provision _■_■ “ Unn< tian* nt I Alton PTA meeting will be held ; ln X ' answer. Tuesday. Nov. 23. at Northeast- Orand RlTrr ln Or“n‘l R*Pld’ The new (contract retains the former seniority provisions, rath­ cm school at 7:30. This PTA A «»««• hour will follow the er thwssjnb Seniority as iiad been dueling will be a Parent-Teacher meeting and the public t* cordtally proposed. conference program Invited. The package include* the GM type of pension plan with *4 25 celebrated their 60th wedding annlvemry. . •. Mr. Balyeat was an cducotor.aA board of directors. HHS Juniors to Present Comedy In Auditorium The industrial division has reached *33349 01. the profes­ sional division has hit *2.338. re­ tail division donations have to- Romney, wife of Michigan's chief executive and an outstanding r peaker, is to address the Barry County Republican dinner to be in tire dining room of th* Piral Methodist Church Mrs Romney replaces Lt Gov. William O Mil­ liken who was scheduled to speak resent Gov. Romney al Mexico City. Mr*. Kiy Jd. Pctonun of Charlotte. Michigan's nrst'>am•n State GOP chairman. I* to be here for Thursday s dinner. years of employment. When an Tickets ar* available from Mr*. employee dies his widow would 11 A. Adrounte or from any Re­ receive *100 a month for 24 publican Club member. months, and there is qlao a "bridge" provision for additional addition-’ _ . GrcunutancMd°*’Un<ler cerUlni Suparatte Completes c The“pension pfan is doubled\ Enlarged Parking Lot —n Hl.at.lllfu am* *<**■ kill I, ■> tun, a-._ aaa *,_*!,________ —. on disability, and disability beneTcm and Solly Robinson have announced the completion uf ihetr of service. ■nBntcd parking lot and new side­ The improved Insurance provi­ walk and curbing al their Bupersion provides for life Insurance of *5,500 instead of (1.000 and ac­ cident and sickness benefits are The shift premium for th* sec­ ond and third shifts was im­ *2.031 S6 schools *3.855 80 and proved from 10 to 12 cento and residential W.1M.70 and the the equivalent of another paid townships have reported (5650. holiday was added, with em­ ployees to gel a full day before north of their building, removed Christmas and New Year* in­ stead of half-days Diitinguishsd CadetI oLauuu pay provisions piwu-ioiu ar* are to JO, — Vacation oftx figured on total gross earn-ST. ROSE SEN IO Ronald R Miller, san c. k<...... I T*,... ■ a* — Senior ■ Georgs W. Miller. 903 Hayes, George Hayes. is U ,; In*. ln«* instead *.r of An on .fr.l.hl straight hour* The C* St. ■Rose Social among 23 Michigan State Uni-1 worked • ■ | Club will meet Monday, Nov. 32, verslty students designated as There are also other significant t at I ■ p m at the school hall. Distinguished Military Cadet* for i Please See MORE ABOUT; Ttlere is to b* a pottuck dinner, the 1966-68 academic year ... STRIKE ENDS. Pag* J. I Everyone is wkxxn* to attend. �2—THE HASTINGS BANNER Ph.n. I74-S41I Michigan Battles MOV.Traffic Tickets U 7—J»a. E. CUu.nl SIC Insects, Diseases XJ' With Pesticides ms tn Michigan's constant . against the insects and (110MMS which threaten farm crops and product* are agricul- Nashville Chamber Plans la Feta Plant Yu Yult Rising To The Occasion Hastings Wednesday for their dinner dent Frank Clirtetie named a nomi­ nating oonunlttec of Harry John­ son. cliatmun, and Mrs. Lawrence Annis, Mm. Goldie NlchoU and Harold airistlaruscn The Chamber will again give Christmas bonus script Uie three' turrtays preceding the l-.oliday., 1 । Park. be exchanged at the in-might guorts ________________ o«i£l BMtar n oiiw. o.u< of Clarkavilte. R Mr. and Mrs. maatui tnm J Ultial ' «M 1 Ueaaw gram conducted this yem show- Harley Blade). * Mr and Mrs. I VMM cate »im! |[]-M Research Clears Drugs For Surgery Unlveraity of Mtehiga ent bls have (umlsbed *alibis" ccnlly accused of causing liver The two-halothane and methgroup of anesthetics which began coming under profewlo)'-al rasjrtclan about a year ago. AnjwthcNrtogteta thought the drugs might be responsible for occas­ ional liver mulfimctluns found in Woodland By Mrs. Clendon Curlla Boyer said the Plant "Industry “u<1 , , , . icspecU to Mrs Caroline Wrater Division is cunrntly enforcing *re ,low belns ,rt,a‘ra33 Jaw*, quamintinc.s and rcgu- i The renal leaf liceth lAflba and is conducting 32 dtf- tic different story, he —u.«*->—•:~~r~-ra ; fcteDt Vograms to control ptant though great progress, ho*been and htamother. Sarah, of LanT. j.____ __ ...... .... ... .. ,H<. <in<v firxt .-.ing have returned from a few prerewJy in operation, all co- | that 10 cuuntto are now known Iowil operative programs with the' to be uureted. Agricultural Research Service. Hr «U<1 a spra^ prognun In I £''n* }Y°£U® U. 8. Department of Agriculture 400.000 acres in Southwertem b*’“ are thore roncmwil with the Mkhiran this t^t «-reon de- ®^r ’rat/U? Japanrwe brette. cereal leaf breite reroyrd an estimated 95 percent and gypay moth of the brerle infrrtatlon there. , 7 Bout aald the MDAs complete and that plans are being Instltu-1 JJ * tramine mid uMI tremlrw nm- : .iniin In 1006 Mra. Richard Graes family of Muskegon spent Y outh Succumbs To Heart Attack services Funeral for Wert of Nashville were- tie contended. ‘■We had negative finds this UPHOLSTERING Freeport Sunday. the gypsy moth program." THE FURNITURE BUILDING Wayne Hazel Fhona 374-3523 Mildred Sliadc and IJnda called carried out by the division, agri­ cultural iw-tlcldcs were tndta- recently released from Kelsey Hospital m. Lakeview. * Mra Ruth Peterman war. a dinner Mi^lgan State's 1965 victory Shade of rural over Purdue gave the Spartans rthe lead. 10-B In the series beAlto. Afternoon j tween the schools. | Lowell. Other visitors Dale Shade. Joni and Bonnie of United the birthday of Mrs. Mel- Thoughts For A Week The kindness you Mr. and Mra. L. F. Rush spent I the weekend in Grand Rapids with tlx-ir daughter. Mrs. Charles . W. Carlson, and family. * The Lakeside Barracks and Auxiliary will meet Monday evening. Nov, 23. at the Junior High cafeteria -spread today, will be gathered up and returned to you to- Friday. WHEEL HORSE morrbw^ Ruskin' SPONABLE 32 to 48-inch mowing FUNERAL HOME Robert H. Sponoblc, Owner Ph. Wl 5-3252 W. Green at Broadway ■ 37 attaching tools ■ automatic shift models, too W 6 lo 12 hp. engines E. L. CARPENTER HARDWARE 142 E. State St. Nov. 25 — Thanksgiving marks dru«x Through careful calcul ibeginning of vacation. tton- Ulc doctors determined Hu’ ' conccfitrutlon of Hie drugs wh The WSCS at the Methodist 's<XI'd occur in the liver during Church lias changed their meet- j *untical anraUxcjua. Ing time this month. They will | Motion picture camcniv ! >- IAL SEffilTY Randy Queitioggiid Aliwiri xnond Moeggenberg officiating. Burial will be Jn Lakcsld Conetcry. Q. Will I be protected under your *«U1 security Monday at Blodgett Hospital tn Grand Rapids after suffer­ ing a heart attack at Lake- ■our °nie*-to health Uisurance benenu. C«> I m ward* Church, and a fonn^ P^“’-'‘oo under Medicare? Cub Scout but couldn't continue 4 M~' ---------------in Scouting because ‘ ' xextu. eligible tor hospital and medlhealth. Randy was bom In Hastings c<u llullnul(* i’»«‘ 11 they have on Nov 23 1951 00 ctedit for work under social In addition to hit parents be -'‘'-urlty. Come ta and rec us if is survived by a brother. Thom“• iMrtnu of Mrs. Mannion Stowell carded the cells' behavior when IO.K.U-.-1O ■ . 1*1 1VH11V ua I born Heights tor a pink and studied In detail. : : blue ahmrer frw- iwr rratkln Xfm record to John Nyboer on Saturday. Those siolocisU for a riatenwnl1 ditch. Mrs. Herold Classic, Mra. mrol u .nmmu «,». WUr which ter ...» ... *uu>. w nua. rjre. u«<— with the Social Security- Admin-1 row and Mra. Herald Claude raIxtratton. is publishing a series corxed their mothen. to Lansing of questions lUtlF answers an So- | Friday to the bomd of Mr. and clal Security subjects. If you I Mra Robert Austin. Mrs. Sawdy have a question, tile Social 6c- will be making her Ixxne then: curity. Administration will lie tor awhile. at 50 Ranrem Ave. NJL. Grand Monday evening at a bridal Rapids. Michigan, te open dally j shower held in the church jnrA. No. The change made by M.mrfav thrnu.h Prirfriy from i lorx She will become tlw bride ’ tin omendmente provided only an I of Larry Klopfenstein on Dec. 18 open to at the church. * The Kilpatrick the public each Mt evening WMA will spon.-«- thrtr Thank Durfee ------ —---------------- —. Addrees I Offering program Sunday. .Nov. Q. My dad died 10 years ago your questions and reqAtrta to: 21 at the church Services wlU By Mrs. John Hook that office, which will reply dl- begin al a pm. with Mbs Alice reedy to you. For telephone re- I Blodgett aa guest speaker. She Mra Ed Rice attended the J* *** quests call 451-3531.---------------------- has been a missionary' tn Africa Fann Bureau annual womens । *lUowa ' meeting In Tanning "Diesday. • , 'otlr mo.hcr should file a Among those attending the fu-'cUto ,,,r b«®efK* immediately, neral of Mra. Myrtle Smith Monl^e.Ja.w | Delton High News | Submilted by Donna Hills Q> Since Medicare la In effect. slxxHd I drop my present health insurance plan.’ Thanksgiving dinner Sunday at, A. None of the health insur­ the liome of Mrs. Ruth Cheney. ance programs under nodal se­ curity start until July 1. 1966. Mrs Jane Powell were Mr and Don't because of this new law, cancel any hospi'a] ur medical and Mrs. Roy McCormack and <1- A 'social security repreaenchildren of Wheeler. * Saturday VcrMeulcn and famUy. Sunday cuesta of the Gaylors were Mr. and Mra. James4tare and family. Mr. and Mrs. Robert DeCamp and family of Battle Creek, Mr. anffMrs. Mike Mmando of Kalamsfeoo. Mr. and Mra Tom Gaylor of Fine Lake and Millard Gay- about? A. It sounds like a scheme to defraud. Under no circumstance, give such a representative" I Highbank his mrthoxyflurano did not reveal any significant effects nn growth theetology at The Unlveraity of Mldilgan. delivered the report to tlTeslologlsts meeting.' were Bunday dinner guests ot Mr. and Mrs. Robert Maraliall of near Charlotte. A Mr. and Mrs Erectt Skidmore called Rol­ thur Osborn tn Battle Creek. « Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and plants are found In California tioaol Geographic says. Of *omc 30,000 different plants in the United States, a sixth grow In Califonila, DUS Journalism Class I By Mrs. F ern Hmcblilz Al uie nor. o Kiwoi BWtt HNnMU ssi-noi meeting Daverman Architects । ... submitted preliminary plans for; ,, “‘..V”"'£* 11: . the building program recently .&S~Mra. Clarence Schantz i... the •».. voters. ,। of Dearborn. and Mra. Elon -----------approved. by —.----------— -Mr. —----------------------The new intermediate budding ^TrLl Mra °aX will be attached to the west end. of the high school and will con* tarn 18 rooms. nnd Mr3- Austin Schantz. * . | The Farm Bureau meeting at It will include a special team ^ name of Vem Marshall and teaching room with a slanted ­ Mr and Mrs Charles McMfllien floor and theatrical seating with capacity for up to 150 students. Tter. te .»«.»» There wu will be movable Ptetteteu partitions JJV™ "XT1 w ite crater or tte raim u. M. Ute ..... rateter C1M. , ^X“r<rrC5 * pwura. tetera. „»» ,.r high school students will be a i premiy * Larry Price son ot 1 card part of this building and will feature an adiotamc adjoining lab Mellon section fealurc fers to the social security district which will provide stations and hurt hla back white helping pick equipment for 10 students. * Durfee Mother# Club will office immediately. better. ★ Mr. and Mrs. David meet Thuraday, Nov. 18. nt the The high school art room will, Murphy and family from Nash­ have a special ceramics section ville called Thursday on Mr. and find employment. When can I in the center of the room. hostess. Mra. Wilma Powell. begin receiving widow's benefits? Also Included for high school Mm. Warth CHvcn and Jack use will be a mechanical drawing room which can serve as addi­ as age 60. Visit your aortal se­ tional class space when not in curity ottux for further details. QOutten: I k»U my billfold ITrttTday including my toctal mine A speedy ••trial", was Indicated. Gucnter Corsren. Robert B. Woodland Calendar Sweet and Maynard C ClinioNov. 1&—Woodland Extension, ; weth—decided to study the probW8C8 at Stowell's, 7:30 pun. Nov. 21—worship service.-. at | Ian throjigh the teciuiique <>f all churches. Thank Offering jI Uiaue-culture. I| Human liver cells, kept alive services at Kilpatrick. 8 p in. । In a special laboratocy culluro A new Ford Motor Company industrial tractor risea for a demonstration of ruggedness. The stunt is not recommended practice, but the new line of six rugged tractors and three match­ ing sets of powerful backhoes and loaders does have more than 100 down-to-earth applica­ tions from golf course maintenance to such industrial jobs as trenching, backfillinir scraping and loading. ’ Wa have th patterns in (^hnstrong - LINOLEUM THE MODERN FASHION IN FLOORS A FLOOR TO MEET Identification EVERY BUDGET HASTINGS FLOOR COVERING 123 W. State St. designated for various Junior high studies. New shop facilities will be to- district office or mall it to ua with a tetter saying you want a duplicate card and wo will issue one Immediately. It you don't haw the stub, you should fill out an application for a duplicate AnieA w Enlist now in lb. Oodr utilizing 3,000 square feet or ap­ proximately one half the build­ ing. Remaining space will be used for storage. Power mechanic and auto mechanic equipment will be included in the shop area. The three rooms that make up the Louer Elementary addition will be styled in much the same way as current rooms. baa my social security number wrong Does this mean that I erected off current school prop­ did not receive credit (or my erty which will house 31 buses. It and be constructed in three com­ this out? Answer: TeU-your employer of partments. It is so designed that additional compartments may be records to rec what number he added on if and when necessary. reported. If the mistake was Doni forget the Modern Math a correction report. You may Instruction being given on Mon­ also want to obtain a special day cvtnlnga. You may come even though you may have missed the first session Classes are being conducted in Room 21 of the High School Building from received full credit. You yant performance, comfort, and lots of glamour at a reasonable price? Well, mister, meet Monaco... the most dazzling car in the '66 Dodge lineup of dazzlers. Here's a car that'! got ewything-and we mean every­ thing-except a luxuriously sized jjrite lag. .That s where we become very modest In addition to all the plush appointments ind fittings that come standard on Monaco, thece're a whole lot of practical items that are now included in the list price instead ot costing extra. Things that make you feel safer at the wheel. An outside, rear view mirror. A padded dash. Variable-speed windshield wipers and washers. Backup lights. Turn signals. Seat belts, two front and two rear. Come on ind live a little. Step into iny of the new Monaco Series witons, hardtops. or sedans. The Dodge Rebellion wintf^ou. SS Dadga Monaco doom mvisKM state st. fill THli M.M (HI-FI) M.M (CTCRIO) ALBUM OF CMRfSTMAS FAVOMTCS FOR JUST 01.00. FOR DITAILS SU YOUR LOCAL DOOOC DEALER. part-time on a farm for 2 years, but my employer has never ROSES with v»« only 1.45 Value! Save 46c! •PolyRotaaNevirFade! your employer about Hila and CHRYSLER ray MOTOR! C0M*0RA!KUl HASTINGS MOTOR SALES • 220 t Schoo) will be dismissed one doing pleading work ina private'' hour early this Thursday for a : teachers meeting. The seniors will tell you to mean I am not getting social1■ "Ask Any Girl" this Thursday security credit? and Friday as they present their 1 play at .7:30 In the Mter ' mentary Gym. "Postponed Thanksgivingsocial security, but your emptoy- the title ot the play .being rented by the third and fourth ONE DOZEN 7:30 and Wednesday at 10:00. School will be dismissed at 1:10 on Wednesday. November 24 for Thank)giving Vacation Stu­ dents are to return Monday, Nov. A Michigan State University Isn't this work covered by social textiles specialist forcaiiU U»t security? unprovrtnenu within the textile Indurtry will expand the durable If the employer r<y» you I IM to Include sheet*, draperies, slipoovera mid tabteduUw. USE BANNER WANT ADS! Give her a dozen rotes that traditional gift that expresses so much-in a beautiful milk­ glass vase. BENiFRANKLIN1 102 W. Stole at Jettersoti �T,SnngS mPilS ------— rv,* mvwvw । Public Library To Have Photos Taken by Studio ToCMr Bound Over : so Circuit Court " i on* w*ok *1 tka itykry^1** Meets Thursday At Nashville 'SX5W..TSX.S /Bl iyaaiivii.lv -driving while his license wo* nonox Tlie Hustings Board of Education A ? The Nashville ■'council will suspended and falling to comply the November meeting approved grsu«a. meet Thuraday evnlng. Blds for W'th Michigan* financial n­ having Delmar Studio* of Battle . "V0? n gasoline contract will be open- sponilbillty law. k take picture* of student* "Ofn the Kindergarten through ■_ “gS» »'.• 8th grade at a con to the giving. It is expected Village Al- retaosed on personal recognlWils of 8175 each.-but not more | MJ* CL lonu-y Horace Powers of Char- kance He wav arrested by OflUlan |3 JO fur a family rcgardle** uri»*s wttk * psUtkal r*k*Ul*n In lotte will be present to dlscusa Kendal W WUcox. of the niunber of children in the i “1» ’ several matters. i v ‘----- - n -----------Kenneth R Kelley and Roy••N. family. ■ • < B»«>i I Kelley, Drayton Plains, paid 810 f'rnlral School Prinelpal K«i dX'.'.'si' fines plus 37,10 court ctwU. on —.1.1 I—— ,L(- i >—. - > disorderly charges. They were ar­ Battle Creek, Felix Bryan and Ronald Kenyon attended the rested by Robert J. Pratt. Mid­ dleville's chief of police. Ui» plwlccraplu are taken. Robber "M Lans At explained, when the picture* ar-1 ■« Hve back utter printing, the t>*r- w« *nt* und student* ran decide if wish to pay 81.75 for) the !«•’ parkagc of one 8 by 10 sludlo por- |10 * trait two 5 by 7 enlargements, four Dpi biWoH size picture, and nine ex- | change sire picture* phis one for,A , the class book. AU ore In black kut end white. I th* Picture* that are not sriiriudory -U MOWHCTlOir on tlic nr*: mtlng wUl be reshot .. . to Uie Spring, along with absentees tat. Ajo at the Novembrr school w*» board mcetuig Supt Guenther re- H„ ported that the blacktopping of the tsd< , tkaicround cast of the ,1*11 high iuiiaii sdmol • —1 »M uMMon cl equipment and the fence had; ••Tengu« *p« drawn favorable comments. sftrr public functions nt the school. Hie traffic light nt Broadway and Green is to continue working an th .-e cccs.Unns. Generally, the stop and-go light become* ah amberred flasher after a certain hour tn tile evening. Sup'. Guenther reported the committee Investigating the site for a new high school had added three to the orislnal eight, adding an urea on East state Road beyond the Consumer* property. Uie prop­ erty dur south and east of ’South- District Governor Police Chief Don Lair. in Jilts report''for'lti last month."todj /'I/Kj.s’zsJ picked up one person on a drunk 211 fUtCS UJll( 1(1! and disorderly charge, reported I — six sum llghte out. policed four fteJL°r|n^r k?>Orted.18 rweiuira Richard oucxncn. Bucknell, aiatncc district guvgovflrra including three hoirae, nine rrnar of Rotary, made hl* offlleaf, a truck fire, trash fire and eiaj vl41t t0 lUaUng* Club one wood* fire speaking at the regular Monday. A run-away boy was picked up, Nov. 8. luncheon meeting, held !S&LT,th htr 8teter- Mrl Daniel ywrn n LOX Ol NashViUc spent Sunday afternoon nt Owen Suit's ' । । in Bedding visited were Mra. Gurdon Holdridge and THE HASTINGS BANNEB—« Vermontville Lass State Farm Bureau Queen County. Miss Janet Hill, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd H1U. 3146 Ionia Road. Vermontville, was named Michigan Farm Bureau queen last Sunday dinner guest* of Mr. luncheon guest at Phyllis Ryan's Wednesday in Lansing A graduate of Maple Valley High home Tuesday. School, Janet is a student st Alma ----iwj.t,, LAMM College share she U studying to Johnarai and Mr. and Mra Mark 1.-700 become an early elementary teacher NorrV * Mrs. Marvin Randolph in the held of handicapped chllreturned heme Saturday from a the Civic Center. week in Burge** Hospital. * Sunday callers on Mr and Mra. git la from 24 counUr* Alpena. OPENINGS POR WAITRESSES group of the VenncxnviUe area. Mr. ' — Also, high school girls for ton, Eaton. Gcneseee. Gladwin. Mrs Lorrea Smith and sister, part time, after school and Nellie Cappon of Yankee Springs, I weekends. Apply in person. wee. Livingston, Marquette-Alger, Eaton county Farm Bureau Board and Mr. and Mrs Marvin BurCopper Lantern. 1118 Delton Area Daisy Prabody from Sunfield. Hy Mrs. John Peabody TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY Rotary Visit shooting at windows with a BB gun- There were four traffic tickets issued, and two dog com­ plaints were Investigated. The police car traveled 2.012 miles Gov. IN HASTINGS, MICHIGAN Bucknell'a BIG REDUCTIONS the Importance of the accep­ tance ot responsibility by in­ dividuals. A challenge for Rotarians and cil has been considering better members of other aervclc clubs is lighting fur Nashville's Main Mtrun kUtory Street. Tile Chamber of Com- mankind, and to have an unperalandlng ttot nil men arc brothmeetings also, and some time ago Consumers Power provided valuable Information in a pro­ virtue, and Oov. But knell urged gram they put on for the Cham- ids listeners to 1« personal ex­ ample be the best judge of Ro­ tary Oov. Bucknell, a Sturgis busi­ of lights tluit tlw residents could tee Ito difference better lighting nessman. to* been president of Kill Hu would make. the Sturgu Chamber of Com­ merce. a director of many com­ munity organizations and has Noddins, Frank Scramlln and had perfect attendance in Rotary • pent considerable time in­ erated the Bucknell Hardware vestigating the poMlbllities of I Store and now 1* a partner in improving lighting along Main , the Stuntis Insurance Agency. street. Herr are wane Luu and-fig­ ures on the study: The cost | East Doud would be considerably lower than when tiie council starred con- j 'By Mra. Lloyd Owrn sidering new lights due to the fact the Federal Utilities com„ _____ _ mission lias granted penntonon! E,hel Ourd ‘Uk>r»ent sui­ tor Consumers Power to lower EWy Bt p’’,Uiock Hospital butt Fritlielr rate* |lla>' s,”‘ bad bwn u patient vince Presently the 17 pole and six I Mra Hdon OMman suspension 6,000 lumen Incande-'Mr& Gelman, daughters —nr u«hu HMhnlk .tom ““f n™ II.100 pw mr N.. 10.000 lume,, ““ ’g™’/ mercury vapor ligbte would coat'at A. . °HTtl 8 0,1 Metnunl of 01,11 about 8486 more a venr for ,l_ mothers Illness. * Mr. nnd Mrs. Mlitahto TT^cV^xfto I Warren Calnw .of Middle Lake dude culling off the top of thij <"*rwd by the Chamber of Com­ merce The site committee is to The cittans transportation com­ mittee, named to Investigate the Uitra-clty transportation of chil­ dren. is to meet with Uie school bJ-ird at 7:30 pm on Nov. 30. In addition to recognising the Hastings Education Association as tiie luuguinjng ropmcntatlve for all Hidings teachers, Uie board BBUBVVBADMITTANCES — Murray Bal requested the HEA to prepare a Xov. IS. plan for formal profesvlonal nego­ CALEDONIA — Dxwn gov, tiations which is to be nibrnltted Ckvrry Vsflsy. Xov. St Ol a* soon a* possible CLABUVLLLB — OarMky PTIWOCK HOSPITAL higii ax .xntlci|Mted. secondary tui­ DELTO) tion clurw% were dropped from ftm to 1182 and elementary tuition 10. ' ' from 8175 to 8167. Tire loss amounts includes it * iSS-STS. Warren Calms at Middle CHARGE IT! Men's line Rusher' with zip-out lining CHARGE IT! Men's fabulous value corduroy suburban coat Reg. 16.95,' NOW *| Rag. 17.88, *’• i M XII Dellon spent Sunday at Howard •y«r president, has stated the cwSl j S^Thimt^ dew.1" uppe,?^*,chl‘ w htfhto’b^^t^vBart*** Mr and Mra How"rd Mo°" Un* tultirei rates , ■ HASTIXOI — Mank* Out, w ughj in next year's budget. spcnt geveral days but week Formal approval for the employ. cmplot 1J Oreya. Xer. S; Bvdra wait at her Stater'S, Mrs Harold Sapp. tnent of Mr* Audrey R Renna a* a sixth grade teacher at South­ Juw Olivvr. MsdWsl TtriUtr, X*v. vest corn Mr Sajip U seriously ill eastern was given. Mra Renner Lv *; Chririls* *•»•.■]. Fred JUv* Lacey the wife of the new Ford agency sts B. Cottes. .RsrtTfufama- «oi ■. owner here, and has her master's By Mra. Orlie VanSyckle from Michigan State Unlveraity. More AboutShe rellw.-. Principal Robert >05 B. Bid: Pxu'y' The Cub Scout* 3180 will have Cm.<o who ha* been teaching until X. Hsamr. J*um I a full-time teacher could be hired. NOW Yeung Gentry styled suburban coat of melton cloth ... a rich blend of reprocessed wool and other fibers. Zip-out body lining of Orlon* 1488 A full 40 inches of lustrous* cotton wide wale Terrific savings at this Penney - low price. corduroy. This handsome coat with its smart cotton bulky knit collar is lined with warm Orlon* acrylic pile, cotton backed. Loden, SM-L-XL. grey, brown, mint. Sizes 36 to 46. Save now! acrylic pile, cotton backed. Terrific colors. Strike Ends | Camp Fire Smoke | Camp Pin? Girl* and leader* Mill »L fine display of exhibits shown u at tlw Conservation Exhibition L£: held al the Community Building, u . Three group* took part in UUs •• event, namely. Mra. Reva God- !L' frey's, Mrt Metha Gray* and Mil Mr* IXiwn Taylor's. Bi Brian Brnertt. »0< Tkaratao. JaOltk Blvtehn. Bl. WUUab Apwy. SSI Each day Camp Fire Girts L 8t*41BB Dr- Kn. St Mxr(.a. K. took time from school to take t« part in the exhibition. gi - , -- ... . —........ ............ Camp Fire Girls show ciUrcn- XMr^&S’^Sretek.a H.rtxnkur. -bro throughout as chip throughout tiwir Uwir nroovuni program. held on Monday. Nov 13th. Plans for the new cabin were discussed Continued from Page One changes in the contract. Union Representative Powell said: The Bliss management an­ nounced that production is to be increased to the maximum to | fulfill customer requirements at the earliest dale possible. During the strike union mem­ bers who picketed received week­ ly benefits. LEGALS Route 2. Vermontville, will observe their 50th wedding annlversory Wednesday. Nov. 24. Dur to declining health, there will be no open house, but it lias been suggested a card shower be held. of Mr and Mra. Orlle Van Syckle * Mra. Winnie Dunn and Mrs, Leia Strickland attended their regular pedro party Saturday night at the luime of Mr. and Mra. Nor­ wood Hughe* * Mr. and Mrs. Dole Conklin were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs Clayton Case of Huslings They air attended a musical show In Grand -Rapids. Mens and boys' Towncraft /jackets go on sale at these reduced prices! and Mra Edith Wilson from Battle their annual due* In a* quickly; WoT' 9____ as pre-mie.—*-----------Celebrate Jubilee maaoo visited her sister. Mrs. Reva Benaon, Batunlsy through Monday, Earl Boyc*. who is a surgical patient at Ferguson-Droete-Ferguson Huspitel in Grand Rapids, B reported doing very nicely. Glenn Steele at Nashvlile. w Mr. and Mra Clifton Miller of Hastings were Bunday, Nov. 7, dinner guests of Mr. and Mra. Vern Welcher. Mr. nnd^-Mrs Merle Welcher called op'Afr. and Mra. Van Wel­ cher Saturday night. They will soon be moving- to Dowling. * Mr. and Mrs. Harry Dowding were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Glllasple. * Mrs Keith Buehler and family were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs Henry Van Syckle while Keith was in the Upper Peninsula. • Mr. and Mrs. Han ej' McCarty and Mra. Louis Jones called Sun- •l»d; Nov. 17. I»fl*. Philip if. MlUhrll. J»il«n of Pro More About--------- Backward Glances Continued from Poge Ono operating the hotel this week. box social in CHARGE right down! public la invited. see our new CHARGE IT! Manager Ray Branch secured HALLMARK being donated to the "Milk CHRISTMAS CARDS to be imprinted with your name "When you care enough to send the very best" calendar for November term, in­ cluding twenty-one divorce cases Plus, S&H Green Stamps A beautiful Thanksgiving Op­ eretta. "On Plymouth Rock," Is GARDNER! rPOk DRUGS Quul^y and Jricndty St rvtet II mar department of the Hastings School* Included in the cast are Lloyd Clouse as Miks Stan­ dish; Emily McElwain as Prtaicilia: Ralph Kuenrei as John Alden; Marshall Schantz as Gov Winslow and Eleanor .’.tiller as Dame Ooodlcy Music will lie supplied by Mias Madeline Brown M the plsno and Albert Konkle wMU tba^oMo. Boys' line fully warm-pile 4 R«g. 12.95, NOW *| ^^88 ■ Rtg. 9.88, NOW Machine washable'! Rugged thickset cotton This new long length, really worm coat is aria*. Pabiinilion Jr. boy all pile corduroy; zip-off hood! Orlon* acrylic pile cotton backed. Orlon* acrylic, cotton backed pile lined, smart, lined, split hood and all! Heavy-duty zipper front. Black navy, loden. camel, burgundy. 6 to 12. block. Sizes 2 to 7. Loden, bark, camel, -NOW 9.11 Siiu 12 to 20; reg. 14.95 -...NOW 11.18 Open Ev*ry Day 9 A.M. 'til 5:30 P. M.—Friday 9 A.M. 'HI 9 P M �American jtolidta'tall or ta part). But regardleM. they are Ukely to accept you m an individual on the ted like a ^trangsr in a foreign EDITORIAL ' Maple Valley Senior Play in Despite language barriers, they are quick to aeruc an air of superiority or lack of sympathy with their own interval of something lew than twoI New Auditorium year*, we found amounted to much accordingly, American* undoubtprovidcd extra pillow* and blankets able Uttle bunk on which we slept (and aouodly) until awakened about forty minutes from the touch-down at London. Ic«xcd Tlic CourUlilp of Sddie'a miliar scent s In fact, the enure Father" for ptnsentaUon *hu Thureday and Frida yTyrolean eountryaide is *0 varied and intervaling Un: there will Once abroad, you are the -fur- always be worthing new and un- vIUc and VrrmontvIUe. mountain climbing tor, to be more exact, pathwalking at an elevated cuacncu uy nns. urcus riraw. altitude! with a strong a&sist from One cart will perform Thursday One general observation — No- 10:30 o'clock Wednesday morning, any ot the anll-Amerkan ftVllna tor which we were prnwrvd on Room of Uie Marte Theresda Hotel at Innsbruck, Austria, we saw our friend*, Oabi. I*a, and Su*l next volume of unfavorable publicity the friend Rudi <Dr. Rudolf Souceki come strolling through Uie door, to keep a long.dUUr_.-e appointment Freeport if you keep In mind the fact that before. By Mrt. Sylvan Tagg a temporary guest in a nation evening. Steven Dou*c, Ted Fox, . Alicia Graham. Patricta Kgne, Mau­ reen Wyble. BaBen Moore. Loa Hokarwon. Linda Huiseboe>. Dick Sten-ord. Chris Martin. Dave Decker, Robetx Mason. Marilyn Huff. Joon Orow, Wanda Hunt. Jerry Gray and Mickad McMHSeen on Friday night will be Tom OlMun, Paul Grant, Anita Benedict, June Prost, Janella Garilnger, Audrey Rockwell. Un* da Imhoff, Vlckey Rose. Robert wa remembered. This time, too. Benjamin Bell, who Juit re­ time our after a deluge of ruin en route lumed home from the service in Germany, called on Mr. and Mr*. Martin Tuttle Sunday at we had the advantage of wonderful the Clair Clum home. * Mra. fall weather. With crystal ctasr Margaret Tuttle and Mrs ManTaylor of Cloverdale were Sun­ Virgtne Horman, Kathy Harp. day dinner guests of Mr. and Jerry Gray and Michael Mc­ Millan. may not be tn sympathy with the immaculately groomed T> retain Mra- Clair Clum. * Mr. and Mra. Terry Picug and son of Dutton and Mr. and Mra. Karl Tuttle, local, were Sunday dinner guest* are Thotnaaon, Cheryl Penfold. of Mr. and Mra. Adon Myer*. * The emcees are Lyle Hoknnson Mra. Sylvan Tagg wax a Friday and Kenneth Strohm. Stage supper guest of Mr. and Mra. iusnds Include Steven Graham, Jerry Posihiudus of Alto. Ray Burd. Dougta? Hantart, Utile David Tan of Middle­ Larry Rcdmcn. Rodney Hclnrc ville spent a couple of days with and Glam DeLong. hl* grandmother. Mra. Sylvan On Ute advcrtiiing committee Tagg. * Mr. and Mra. Wayne arc Sidney Green, Ann Burd. TM« and eons werp Saturday ■ Joycxi Wall. Carolyn Oorts and dinner gue*ta of Mrs Sylvan Kendall Dennis. In charge of । CORNER WALNUT AND S. JEFFERSON Tagg.'Supper guest* were Mr*. lighting I* Douglas Hardart. StuHASTINGS Fay Demorid and children of Caledonia, ★- Mr. and Mrs. puff, Itarbara Buell. Nelle Hardart, Barbara Edict and Sheryl vine and Mr. and Mra. Carlton Johncock, and the ushers srr Kellogg of Lakeview were Sun­ Terry Sowlca, Philip Smith, Har­ day dinner guests of Mrs. Sylvan old Hetael. Carolyn Gods. Mel­ Leonard-Osgood's Tan. * Mr. and Mr*. Allen FUh visited Mr. and Mr*. Clair Wil­ vin Burd, Charlene Pierce. Mel­ liam* of Middleville and Mr. and vin Burd. Gary Lake. Sidney Definition Douglas Hantart and Mra. Luther Stercxyk al Harris Green, Nelle liardart. Creek. Saturday afternoon. * Mr. Curtain time Lb 8 p.m. and Mrs. Charles Gibbs spent Of Service Sunday overnight at their cabin near Tustin. Tuesday evening visitor at the Mr. and Mra. Forrest Champ- | Ro>' Duk« home. Service means many things to lln. Mr*. Charles Champlin and j Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Buehler daughter. Carmen, of Belding and Mr. and Mrs. Dan Postma many people. Tout, it means giving w ere Sunday supper guests of enjoyed dinner in Kalama.™ > i all families who call us friendly Mr. and Mr*. Clair Clum. * Mrs Sunday In honor of the ladies' James Cool attended a shower birthday*. * Mrs. Milton Buehconcern and interest . . . attending for her niece and husband. Mr I ier and children and Mrs. Blanch to their wishes and needs rather and Mrs. Bud Collin*. Saturday j Kauffman were Sunday visitors1 evening at the home of Mr. and of Mr. and Mr*. Glenn KautTthan trying to enforce our ideas on Mra. Morion Appel in Middle- man at Mill Lake, w Mr. and them . . . personally supervising the vllle. * Mr*. James Cool and Mrs. Milton ---—— attended --------- ■ Buehler family were Sunday luncheon the KJ*, and Pythian Sisters pot­ professional care , . . giving close guest* of Mr. and Mrs. Clark luck supper at Middleville Sat­ attention to all details 6f the fu­ Blanchard in Grand Rapids, w urday. * Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mrs James Cool accompanied neral. This is what service means her brother and daughter, Ger­ tings were Saturday vidtora of ald Woods, of Hastings to st. Mr. and Mra. Dean Stuart. * Mr*. Woodie Wlnegardeti\ mu| Mra. Nina Wright of Hastings daughter ‘j—•*1'7" of — Railings were Friwa* a Bunday dinner guest of “•T visitor* of Mrs. Dean Stuart. Mr. and Mra. Reuben Crite*. * _Mrs- Mna Newton of South -------r srt Mr*. Gene Wright of Eaton Rap- 5r e®P0r ’ was a~ Wednesday J 'J luncheon id* and Mrs. taobel Like of On- ,unch “n guest ot Mra. Mina, ondaga were Sunday visitors of Wieland. * Mr. and Mra. George: Wieland of South Lowell and Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Crites * Mrs. Cletua Wieland of Logan MR Juha Duke* called on Mr. Paw- were Sunday guest* of M.~. ktfu lay '* parent*. Mr. and Mra. Carl Wieland, w Mra. Earl PosthutirtS Pawley, and Mr. and Mrs. How­ of Lowe and Ray Wieland of ard Hefflebowcr In Clarksville Welcome Comer* called on their C-junenal.J4o)n.e Sunday afternoon. In the eve-1 mother,, Mrs. Mina Wieland last Methodist nlng they attended the play at i Thuractay. * The aicuieaui Pleaaant Valley. ★ Mrs. Nonna i}*scs mcl nl 016 home of Mr*. CHARLES H. LEONARD JACK D. OSGOOD Bean and daughter and friend CecU OIcr ***1 Thursday. busl— *—------_ . -* ne*s meeting was held after Phone 945-2471 which a birthday cake and ice visitor* of Mra. Roy Dukfcs cream were served in honor of Bob Lancaster of Hasting* was Mrs. OlerTs mothers 85th birth- centuries old al Uie LEONARD OSGOOD Want Wishing ; something different r) Sport Hat? Casual Hat? MAKE IT STETSON STETSON children of Caledonia were Sat­ urday visitors of Mr. and Mra. Merton Mcsccar. * Wayne Tagg attended the Eaton Co. Council meeting at Charlotte Sunday. He attended a meeting of Uie Sea Explorer Scouts in Hastings Sat­ urday. * Mr. and Mra. Robert Blough and family of Northvfile were Saturday overnight guests of hi* mother. Mra. Greta Blough. * Donald Blough of Wyoming wa* a Saturday visitor of his parent*, Mr. and Mra. Jess* Blough. « Don't forget the Thanksgiving Eve service at 8 pm. nt Uie Hope Church of the Brethren. The Rev. Morri* Borgman ot the North Irving Wesleyan Metho­ dist (Moulton Church' will be the speaker This will be an ex­ cellent opportunity io welcome him tn Uie community,- if you have not already done so. Publip invited. Participating arc tne Hope Church of the BrtUired. Alto, Bowne Center and Freeport Methodist Churches, United Brethren in Christ of ~----and North Irving Methodist. Ths Waitings Banner HereshWtowm A TURKEY everyday hat with Classic Styling? ONE HUXDUD *XD ■UBBCRIPTloa U STETSON You win Ladies COATS IfgfAIVA A °n* gmup of 100% Cathmare Coats ir? two styles; button or Reg. $59.98 Now TURKEY . mink trim. With the Purchase of Reg. $79.98 Now One of These Coots RETURNS LADIES SLIPS White dacron, cotton blend, $*ra A A Jacw trimmed in size* 32 to III' 42 Rc«. 52.98 NOW Ladies Sportswear One group of broken sizes and style* . . SKIRTS. SWEATERS and BLOUSES. RBSg14"ly OPEN WEDNESDAY NIGHTS, AS USUAL ,100% cotton flannel in size* 32 to 40 Rag $3.98 NOW V3 0H 59? AA ✓.UU Ladies PAJAMAS NOW 3 for$1 .00 Girls SLIPS INFANT CREEPERS 100 "6 cotton corduroy in pastel shade*. Sixes 6 to 24 monlhc I>r SI.9g. NOW 77. SHOE TOTE RAGS Reg. $1.29NOW ■ ■ White cotton with lace trim. S< I ■ AA J J. I] NOW$1-00 SL98 Reg. tailored style*. Assorted color* $398 Now »288 Receiving Blankets GAUZE DIAPERS Slightly irregular*; 21 by 40 Inches. Now 2 t<” $1.50 sxw Now 2 Dox. $5.00 and You Will Receive a & Ladies SWEATERS FREE One group of Cerdigan* and *lip-overs in wool and wool blends. Regular Values TURKEY n„SR88 ♦o $1298 WITH THE PURCHASE No Rrtu OF ANY ONE OF THESE One Group of Children's SWEATERS C |J AVU Nylon jackets with stretch jHvlI ponts—completely wash- CIIITC Size$ 4 fo 6X JUIIJ oble Reg. $8.88NOW One-Piece PRAM SUITS 50% auril rayon & 50% R-g. $X88 £?%,,$A88 O WOOL MATERIAL | $2.98 SjOO Wide wale, width. CORDUROY $199 All wool or wool blends. A»Regularly r . . yard Now Velvet finish. 54-inch width. Reg. $1.49 Electric BLANKETS Y«i Will Receive a By Beacon Fully automatic with a 100% nylon binding. FREE TURKEY w NO RETURN From Now until THANKSGIVING WITH THE PURCHASE OF ONE OF THESE We Will Give Away a Certificate for a ELECTRIC BLANKETS LADIES ROBES WOTS? Iff But LasaiM. Mkhl One group ol quilted nylon, brushed FREE TURKEY at CLOSING TIME Each Saturday Evening lion McPka^lbl "Dress Well.. . You Can't Afford Not To" We Rent Formal Wear ’Zjoff D.trUt l/dieVweIr national Last Week's Winner: MRS. CHARLES NORWOOD of Halting* toofc for famous 'Trjde-Name labels on the things you buy ... you'll find them here! AMUICAN HIWSPAPU State St. SCARVES LADIES PAJAMAS All You Have to Do is Register! This Fall, look to Stetson for the finest & latest in hats! E. M800 Another group of 100% Wool Coats with $1X95 up 138 without even trying! Shop at Parmalee's During this Sale! Looking a. M. COOK. Mhw I editor 4 for $1.00124 rmaleefr East State Street �Middleville Births at Pennock By Mrt. Mary Jackion iMullikcD. The Smith* soon go to Florida far the Whiter. * Mi*. David Otto. Mr*. Harold Taber. Mra. FcmM Marahbank*. Mra William Crldlcr and Mra. Chaz LSXTrZfMi er^ Community Day" held at Uxoently and $257 was taken from EUB church In HaaUnia cm the church donation envelope, vhh.v riv hovo inmTntJi mt,. The safe and eral office <tak* . m^.1 D were Pried open and damaged.1 "OT,2 ° The Rev. Robert C Smith is „?■ the putor. He wa* minister of i mI’ the Mathodlac Church in Middleviue from to4* to 1943 Bro Max Mulford w>n nt Mr und "lulam Bridgman, son of Mr. «J3f se.Wij&.E rs Rd . enltaad for 8-monlh. in Uxe Marino* Rescne He left X- •cftjsDXu^f i plannlng the parade to be held in MlddlcvDlc the evening of Dec. 4. There will be several floats and bands. abg> a queen ; Peter Putcnra were guaK* of Mr. and Mtn Anders Andersen of Caledonia for dinner in Grand Rapids on Bunday. They wore honoring the birthday of their non. Harold Andersen. Other guests were Mra. Emilwio Mln*frlnk- Murtiny family. * Mr. and Mrs Peter Petersen will be gureAi. next Sunday of Mr. und Mrs William Walden in Albion. * Ray Home and Mkw Connie McLean, abo of Grund Rapid*. Mr. and Mix William Cridkrl .derPopptn, was home over the »«ekend from hw Mudlea al U of M in Ann Arbor. OF HASTINGS DOES IT AGAIN! MICHIGAN. The owner retired and leased hie building. He had to dixpase of hit ttock ot once. We bought everything for ot little at 40g on the dollar cott... The ttodc hot now been moved to Hastings and it being liquidated direct to the public. We are passing the savings on to you! Prices so low, you won't believe it! No Give-Away Foolishness or "Gimmicks" will Wo refuse fo‘ insult the intelligence of the BEAT any deal, anywhere on comparable mer­ people of this area with “False” give-away 'deah. All that we give is the absolute lowest chandise. We also have the undisputed largest /fez'xSrfH'S Edward Amway ------------------ -OtUleOJ^u Dies on Monday light* out Why? No one know* for sure. The possibility ot it Charlo* Pryn at Mame. are to being done aa an act of harm be held at 1.10 pm. this Thurato us U not cut of the question. i day at the Pldusia Chapel. Television Improvised and brought fin* hand II*'. coverage of on Uie spot feelings, and hap­ lAkeride Cemetery. Mr. Amway had lived wUh penings. Jum what DID happen* With Uie people in particular, Mr* Pry* and her family for what did happen? To begin with; <ne rioi m inc Muvacniucur. | He was born on Aug. 15, 1572. prison, but held to a minimum. In Odrsa* Township, the son of with Uie help of off duty per- Alanwm and Susan < Beard! Amsonell. People looting bccau.«- <4 way He wa* bom on the farm Uie blackness, but such a small which had been in the family percentage. People in general re- ' rtnee IBM wherf the land was sponded wonderfully. Uke goal purchased from the Government old fashioned AMERICANS No by hl* grandfather. panic, or .Irresponsibility. They He fanned for €8 ytara Urn pitched in. even our YOUNG I the family moved to Alma. Lonfolk*. who directed traffic. Just sing and Detroit where he wn* organized people In a BTTUA-1 employed by lumber companlM I'lON. A Black Situation. They moved bock to the farm What would have liappened If | then into Lake Ottawa 31 yeora it had been a Disaster? In my ago K t,°*e bought Out the entire stock of DAVIS FURNITURE in DECATUR? Wo unconditionally guarantee that wa For the Marriage Liccnnes 6-Choir I’ KE <~ .lw«- Ing. * Mrs. Lucy Bowen haa tuul a new white fence put around her property. Word luxe been re­ ceived that she arrived safely In Bradenton, Fla. * Many re­ membered Mra. Sadie Minor on ho- blrtluiay Uiw week. Her addTCM m Palmento. Fla. * Mra. Verne Lictka and Miss Winnie Lictka were among those who attended the welcome reception for Rev. and Mrs Elmer ShornIktr ami three daughters Thurs­ day evening u. st. Paulk Luthcm Church near Caledonia. Rev. Schomberg was inuuifcrred from Lander, Wyo, to Uua new pas­ torate here. The ItuUdlation *«•vice waa held Sunday, Nov. 7. * * The Reading Club was post­ poned last week because of con­ flicting with the dedication pro- prices anywhere. Don't be fooled — compare for yourself! selection in the entire area! THE HASTINGS BANNKB—« ins* in Grand Rapid* culled on ilia mother-in-law. Mix A. C. Johnson and Mra. Lucille Getty. night, and wc will continue to Tuesday. * The Prairie I.uctury learn. Wc arc NOT Second Rate Club met with Mix Paul New­ in any way shape or form, and man at Bartow Luki- last Wed­ nesday. They will hold their De­ cember meeting with Mra. Oscar ^QUALITY FURNITURE^^ BEFORE YOU BUY of our man folk are trying their luck hunting the elusive buck thia irsomi tn the community or up north. * UnXad Clothing Drive U on In Barry County. Munlcc. Ind. WVTe of lhelr friend*. Mr. and Mix Chartre Townsnxl over the weekend. ♦ Bob Bender wa* at the Ororao Be flying bxw> taking hlr, manth>' training Lui weekend. Bob belongs to the rwcrvi-d flying !?rw * Allco TrrPP *P«it the weekend with her daughter, Mr. and Mix George GUlgsn In Ann Arter. * MMa Siuannc Mc­ Donald. daughter of Mr. and Mrs Cltarlfa McDonald, luui been working a* a vantyper of the Printing ArU Corporation tn Grand Rapid* *ince June 31. She l» “bo a member ol the Ftnrt MeUvxiiat Church choir and a member of the Meaaiah choir which I* working on U» ChrUtmaa program. She belongs to the 18 to 34 Year Club of her church and with the same club from the Burton Height* Church, were guest* thl* weekend of tie Temple Methodtat Church of Chicago. They aim took some tours In U>e city. Mr. and Mix Glen Holtz and daughters were weekend guest* STOCK compare our prices I I P«u tn Dex- Ellon, a Mrs David CImm aXP«xt« to, epend tbe Wins*- In Florida * l^tw Vlzbcck la borne from. tlie ozicopathic Hoapltal wlwre he wax confined tar fire week*. * Mr. and Mix Howard Buaalnl.', who liave been visit ing her alsier. Mra Christina Wadd. have relumed to California, but i¥>pc soon to make their home In Mlcliigan. -* The RoMnbsrg elan luul a farewell party for Mlciioel lUeaeiberg. before ho left for the service, al Uie home of hU parents, Mr. and Mix Jxck Renen berg. Mr. and Mra. Clair have n full and liappy wiekend coming Friday tliey nre gutoU of I he Cliartai Bnkbclners in Jackson. Saturday they are to be attend­ ing UM-Ohio Slate game. They will meet their son, Dr. Kenneth Brog and family of Ihlwlo and daughter, Mra. jamm Martlny and family of Saline. The Brog^ will spend the rest of the week- 1 PERFECT Anniversary Gift A. 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Walnut Record Cabinets$ 8.88 9x12 linoleum Rugs $ 4.88 Platform Rocker Chairs -$17.88 Cedar Hope Chests $34.88 Reclining Lounge Chairs $28.88 Knee-Hole Desks $29.88 Modern Stepend Tables$ 4.88 3-Llta Pole Lamps $ 4.88 9x12 Tweed Rugs with Pad _ $19.88 5-Pioca Dinette Sets $29.88 NO DOWN PAYMENTS NEEDED! NO MONEY AT AU TIL MARCH 1st IMMEDIATE Thia la our economy tiger. LOWEST PRICES 1 I REMEMBER! I NO PAYMENTS GUARANTEED DELIVERY Them xrx 30 mum tigers In betwesn-nll Wlds-Tmcks, all Pontlscs/’OO, ’TIL MARCH Phone HASTINGS 945-4172 HIDDEN CHARGES! Do you want a no-apoloQlos II . A. car? 36O-hp sports car with a back seat? A long* ■' wheelbase family car that doesn't cwt an arm and a leg? A sleek town car? An economy car with a 6 you'll swear is an a until you fount cylinders? Come to tiger country. You name it. we've got it. As usual. Special safety notq: All 1966 Pontiac* Include front and re.ir seal belts, dual­ speed windshield wipers, windshield washers, outside rear view mirror, padded dash and sun visors, and backup lights ter better visibility when backing up at night. Be sure to use them. .■ REAHM MOTOR SALES, INC. 107 N. Michigan Hastings �•—THE HASTINGS BANNER Thursday, November It, 1WSS Over 100 Honor Couple's Jubilee Methodist Church At Middleville Is Nuptial Scene Rev. Elliott Unites Ralph Rasey and Sandra Rae Green I The Middleville Method!at ding Miss Sandra Rae Green and Ralph Rarey were uniled In mar- Friday evening, Oct. 58. Bedford, daughter or Mr. and Mrs George C. Bedford. R3 Mid­ dleville. and Gary Allen Berg. In the Flrat Methodist church. The Rev. George Flliotl-performed the double ring ceremony tn the presence of 110 guests. 215 Larkin Ht, Middleville, ex­ changed their wedding vows in 112 Tliuinapple Lake Road. Niulithc parnit. and Mra. 1 before the altar bonked with baskets of pink and white muma and white gladioli, pulmx and Altar flowers were yellow and white mumi Mra. Carl Damson The bride, given in marriage length sheath gown of rccmbrotdered alencon lace, styled with a scoop neckline edged in water. The hrkle. given in marriage by her father, wore a taffeta and lace gown, featuring a sabrlna neckline. hanccd with a chape) length wltli a cluster of cabtegi- rosea at thr waist. A matching hrudpiecc accented with seed pearl* secured an elbow bouffant roil of English Illusion. Her bouquet wn* a large white orchid fasten­ ed to a white Bible with satin The A-line skirt terminated Into a chapel train Her veil was of silk Illusion, lurid in place by a crown white Miss Pamela Park wm maid of honor. Her street length dress Miss Brenda Hart. B*rryville| Road. Nashville, nt maid of honor. | MR. AND MRS. GARY ALLEN BERG Miss Candace Margaret Bedford I* Married. were yellow mums and gntn ivy. A trusted vase of yellow mums firahicned with a fitted bodice, tLT4>d the bridal cake. flxta-t sleeve* and b.-ll style skirt, Mrs Bernard Dcyarthond Jr. of 'accented with rash and head­ 1 Mrs. Douglas Hine < Kathy ; pi<ee Of cranberry velveteen. charge ot the jurat bock ' ' [She wore m&tciung pink sluww B.lv ett • and her sister-in-law. Connie Hum-, of Lansing wen* Gift* were opened by Mrs Paul and glove* and carried u colonial I overnight guests Saturday of the Otis of Kalamaroo. aunt ot the Unuiuet ot pink and white mums Clay BarocU.-. and accompanied bnde. and Mte Beverly Hart' of and carnation*. "Poverty in these United States' them on Sunday to the Reid Steve Shoup ot Nashville. ! The reception was held m the Miss Dianna Schondelmayer , Bassett home in Kalamazoo Fur her daughters wedding. Mra. I church parlor. Table decoration*, man. cousin of the bride, served povertv anywhere else in the' where , they celcbrau-d the birth­ punch; Mra John Will, aunt of the world," remarked Dr. WUllam H. day of the tetter's daughter. ; bride, poured, coffee;’ Mra Duane bridesmaid*. Mis* Karen Cun­ Helrieel-at the Woman's Socletv -tg-,". "" otiir''iuiSa'wrew ning tram. cousin of the bride, of Christian Service one o'clock PADDABLE and Miro Susan Schondelmayer luncheon on Wednesday, Nov 10,, J** **7?n. ° served by the Joanna Circle. “JO- *uul Mr ,Bnd “7 “ward were Junior bridesmaid*, carrying *encu U,. ne UUMJUU1 Greening and son. Jamea. of For her traveling ensemble. the ; tlie bride's train. The senior During their tour of Southeast Ornnrt Rapid*. A bride wore a green plaid suit with bridesmaids bouquets were like Asia. Dr and Mrs. Hclrlgel were I . • . Mid . mat U..I most ot or tne .he txrvcrvy-1 wm,. | ------------------------- —------------23r black lucratorle*. and the yellow (that Of the maid of honor and [niu ?cken peX owntrf JuM a f~ WlUart CurU> ’«* rosebud corsage from her bridal the Junior bridramalda wore wrist coraagt, of p<nk sr.d white a^ce b^wl^r^h per,W’^ Woerner and farobouquet. After their wedding trip to East .rnmMtou. Little Mias Nancy Mn. and a charcoal burner |n ; liy of Oftnd Haven and Sunday ” *“* grootn. a* i which to heat their vegetables. । kneels were Mr. and Mrs. Jock tiny txukct There destitute persons search Comp and two children of Bathome at 81S Gregg Street. Nash­ 1 flower girl carried U____ .___________________ 7auu __ . iwu .__ . UIII ™ (In C'r.-. k '— Mr~.CtBTin ville. [of rose petal*. TTfc miuaxuuaun tor uicir imutual ~ ----- zr wu r~ :lh« — Out-of-town guest* were present lend flower girl's drtance were order to exist In an area where; ’Peakey at the Presbyterian Youth meeting in the event'from Cadllhr. Dmslng. Clurlotte. made identical to that of the . there are many beggars. or taw but wUh boditn „lr „d poverty, “'-."’‘L’l'T,” Ann Arter. East Umsing. Palmyra. *■“> -tata a„ „„ or llrltar to be «“.ot; SELS Ironton. Kalamazoo. Coldwater. ln thl* world" stated Dr. bonorCw tneir parent*. .Mr Vermontville. East Leroy, Belle­ satin brocade skirts, cranberry W a^rtm^t build" vue. Mount Clemens. Battle Creek. elbow length white gloves and mgs in Hong Kong provide a 50th wedding anniversary ’ Nashville. Woodland. Richland. white shoes Master Roderick home for the people where each * n °** n ^ ou *„ onfl Sund*y. Eagle, Chicago and Elkhart. u“ The rehearsal party was held at Cunningham, cousin of the bride, (amilv works together to make 5- rrom 2 110111 0 P™something to earn money There Community Roon (rear «ithe Hlglilandcr on Friday evening. ; was the ring bearer. The organist was Mrs. Amos „.e children'* schools on the lop* Lf*nc*’ Grand Rapids. Mich. by Mr and Mrs. Von Rasey. the Palme- and vocalists were a trio of building*. of sisters. Mra. RonnYd Berg. Mrs Dwight Pkher director of ®fUent.lnL2^,,e^ groom's parents. Df. Helfigel Tells Personal Mention Of Poverty Abroad 41WSCS Luncheon of blue velveteen and carried white ■ "77. .7' __ __ _ ... - .u-.— . 1color of her dress »na her iu. a.u. m^s nrade mid a crescent-shapeda f,.ath,T pllIbJX B.-wue ^^IkMWirfE^Umlngwa* m^,‘^h*OTW , best man The group's mother wore a wilU.Uifra wrrr Remanl Dtn-armr.iul k/W green t»O-pWr lace d-TVJr. of Charlotte, brother-in-law of <terit grrm ocresuirics.^and ) elite BUT, NICE! iRoruild Punk. Preceding the plnlnK) newly-leglslated assist- on,®"“y -v,,, lnrf ran j ceremony they mng "1 Love You : Bnfe ror 5enlor citizens, and sup-, Truly, and during the cere- port for the physically and emo- *i*lt*d °* O'**0 last many. "With Tiu* Ring I Thee tlonallv handicapped people The, TburMay. 1 Wed" and "The Wedding Prayer " *oclal\a!d bureau refers other I fdin^ Mr and Mra. Rota BH** of “ J7777^,^7 ! Grand Rapids were lunch guests I Mr. and Mra. Ronald Cunning- perrons in need to additional 1011 SUIUlaL Nw- T. for their aon, | Sunday evening al the John E. ham. aunt and uncle of tlie bride | agencies n„lr Mv„. ,nd B»«r, Hm- 1SL"“ ' Coot home. Mrs Cook's mother, «nd Mr. ud Mn. RonMd B^r. j Mra. Sterling Rogers, spent List M«ihT™f,PsXf,b CMweek with then. The Cooks, nc- = ■ cotnimnled by Mr and Mix Howcmro thl* post Summer They, Mra Rooe AHoft of Michael Rosenberg wrvi-d the were weekend tueiU of the EnTbrothM oral uni Bite of Wayland, also attended Uie MSU Homecoming on Oct. 30. crmiD^had'^h^ODTOrtmiltv7^ sUtOT' AIbcr: AU°fX “JK1 famUy' ■ Mr. and Mrs Leon Otis pf Mason Owen Reiglcr. Chris Bedford. —-—. — ------, J- | visited Mr and Mra Dean Pater --------- pie .nd a mission church The1 . I recently. Rev and Mra Karl Keefer .Berg, brother of the groom I For lier daughter's wedding boys _______ attended-a—civil rights meetI _ugnu-rs <11 ngI,. j5 boys I of Ann Arter calle! Thursday. ir™ .......wm ______ ■ . .. — ......... .. ..-_______ . ..__। * M Mr. and Mn. Prank Rider re­ Mra. Bedford cheap-a matching । ing where Dr Martin Luther.rru^mble of a fratited gold broKing wa* a guest speaker turned Saturday from a week's M»«b d„„ .,.d nurtI MISS Joyce Jor„ run. a, uiimwiuuj nrluiow; tnf. orv, n.v-. nin-— MtM Man | visa, with relative* In Pittsburgh. rad, . — ------ ---------. ------™S"' A“* will oJSTwiL, Pa ~ tn Routhrast Ail* «<---------------------------------------' Hie Fay Clardys were in Bloom­ the First Methodist Church M’“and Mrs Bud Green and aon' field HUB. 111. over the weekend the daytime Circle* on Nor 17 Mr and Mr> Orin Annlnattending u wedding. Mr. and Mrs. with gold ribbon. at 1 pro., and to the evening Cir- !nxi. fanpiy. Mr. and Mrs The groom's mother wore a cles on Nov 22 at 7:30 pro "Skip" Clardy and Mr and Mra. 'Gordon Bennett and family of Dan Gregory of Frankfurt were The next WSCS meeting will' Battle Creek. Mr. and Mra. Wayne i crvemight gursta at the Clardy ' with matching hat and shoe* and be a-Pine and Holly Silver Tea [ Pennington, Mr. and Mr* Richard home on Friday nn WrHnrulAV flee A nt 1 n rft r- — Mr ■nd Mr« oi rea roscouas u<u wttn Dr. and Mrs I. J Caston were in Lansing on Thursday of fast silver ribbon. Circle under the chairmanship of . Kalamazoo and Mr* George Corweek where he was attending an I At a reception in Uie church Mrs. Edward R. Smith. Members der of Kalamazoo. Callera in the cptometric meeting. On Sunday I dining room following the cere­ are inviting guest* from otheriafternoon were Mr. and Mrs. ‘ they plan to Tbit her mother. Mra. mony. Mrs. Robert Pierce cut churches to view piplures of the.Charles Norris. Mr and Mrs L. J Fedcwa. of Pewamo. „ land served the three-tiered wed­ Holy Juind. Ia be presented by I Everette Gallup and Philip Whlckding cake, assisted by Mrs Bern­ Dr. HrtrigcL ’ I luun. ' iird Bedford, aunt of the bride ' Mra. Linden Cunningham, aunt slonary. The evening circles will t Game* were play cd, tin- rrn : also liold a joint meeting at tiw prize being won by Lillian Wilchurch on Monday, Nov. 23 at —J •*-- -------- - — “— “ 7:30 with Miro Pol! providing the 'Die next meeting will b program. Santa s Sounding the Alarm Early . Dad Wonts an ACCUTRON by Bulova This CHRISTMAS LAY ONE AWAY NOW! NEVER ARGUE WITH A MAN WHO WEARS ACCUTRON INSTEAD OF A WATCH Personal Mention Rounds out Shaped with Kodel* fiberfill, it wiiNrafllalten out or mat down! Self-filling cotton contour by Perms* The Bonnet & Gown Shop Alma Fingleton 'lour Buick dealer can do more than tell vou - why the tuned car J is a success. ■ punch bowl and Mra. Roderick Cunningham, aunt of the bride, poured coffee. Miss Brenda Pierce tender! the guest book. A Rebekah Lodge Confers Degree, Sends Home Moro than 100 attended open house last Bunday afternoon at the home of Mr. and j ii p'ti Mr*. Kay Moore. Carlton Center । Road, honoring Road," R1 ’’’Woodland, woodland.~honori ’ng j bitts thejr silver wedding anniversary Hiawatha Rebekah Lodge M li­ Guests were present from Grand lts regular meeting on Frld" :• Rapids, Lanning. Battle Creek. 13. The Rebekah clrgree wn» c-• Otsego and Jackson, os well a* nearby place*. The reception wo* hasted by Rebekah Assembly held in C>i their son, Robert, a student at Rapids in OcioiMT It wm voted to give lhe MSU. Kay Moore and Irene Sweet U Cliiv^dry to two member.-. were married at Lansing In HH0 The collection taken at and in 1851 while residing in Lake Odessa, purchased tile farm on Carlton Center Road from IOOF Home at Jaekson for ' Mr*. William Hauer and noon Tlianlugivlng »nd Christens H»e cocr-mlttre- fur the next after moved to their new home, which they have modernized party la Leona Bowman. J->V': and made Into one of the most Bowman and Luclla Ro«vra J attractive places in the com­ Hall is chairman of the n-v. ' munity tertuinnu-nt cammiltec. At the.cloec of the nA dinner for eight at Gull Har­ bor Inn on Saturday evening cookies and coffee were served honored the coyple and a buffet dinner wa* held Sunday evenin; On Monday. Nov 8. several nv " tor the relatives and close friends bera attended the vlsiution o: P> trict 23 al Eaton Rapids The Barry County Pa t N-i Methodist Circles Grand Club of the Rebekah L'J. • met al Uie IOOF Hull on Nm H Planning Meetings A delicious cany-ta dlnn- r * Tlie circles -—daytime —-—r---------for — the -- served, die tablew being atlnu' ■ ' Pint Mctliodlat Church were to. titrated with American tl «. meet Wednesday. Nov 1? at j a short busln.ra meeting i 1:30 pro. at the Church. The | lowed. It was voted to u-e u. program was to be given by Mlsa ' project money to purchase pill ■ Joyce Poll of Freeport, who la case* for the IOOF Home m •’ 7 ACCUTRON It the only timepiece guaranteed* 99.9977*/* accurate on your wrist! And makes all wrist, watches obsolete. {uustetaAf^ haring been made and decorated ivice of the church nqered the reception and n-vUstctl with the , gifts. For Ixt traveling ensemble the new Mrs. Berg wore a three-piece knit black suit trimmre! in white , corsage was the orchid from her । wedding bouquet The young ;couple took a short trip to northern Michigan and on Nov. 5. left for their new home In Murfreesboro. Tenn., where the irrootn Is stationed with the Air Now is the time to select your 1965 Christmas ent from Grand Rapids. Battle Creek. Delton. Jackson. Hastings. Grand Ledge. Caledonia and In- ■ccunsnmciviiw-11" Cards and mailing early is a must ... if you are sending them to Service Men and others overseas. Personalized cards should also be ordered this by tiw grooms parents at Cecil's Ranch House in '&r^r.«r R.i^lds on Thursday eicrang. Qctjt8 ■ month. The selection is always best at LAPO’S and it’s most complete and attractive tight now. Come in and make your selections today! of Thomapplc-Kellogg High Behoof and the groom graduated ACCUTRON’ar Bulova WQRLD'S ONLY ELECTRONIC TIMEPIECE Como In And See Our Selection Of Accutron Timepieces Send Christmas Cards By.. Mra. Clara Heath of Kalamazoo He can show you. at the Pete Coble home as their * 1966 Buick Riviera. Force Base In Ohio to spend the from Community College in Battle ---------------------- tata0i«udwptoalx.------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- - Larke Buick-Chevrolet • 1435 5. Hanover, Hastings months. Mr and Mrs. Coble also attended the Michigan StateIndiana game on Saturday and had dinner with friends As Mr Coble is a graduate of Indiana, they attended the alumni luncheon at | American Greetings See Our Complete Selection of Greeting Cords LAPO DRUGS LAY-AWAY FOR CHRISTMAS NOW! USE YOUR CREDIT Hodges JEWELRY Estobliahad in 1931 Now in Our New Location at 122 W. State St. 144 BAST STATE STRICT HASTINGS, MICHIGAN �k Thornapple Garden Club Holds Meeting During Exhibition Society The November meeting of the Thornapplc Garden Club was held Thursday, Nov. 11 in th* east room of the Community Center. This room held the exhibits of the plant division of thc threeday educational, conservation af­ fair, Appropriate wa* Uie dis­ play of . prluwinnlng 4H wild flowef collections, * study in ter­ rariums. a large shadow-box showing many wild shrubs with berries for naUve bird food, and a three-tiered display table of unusual arrangements prepared by Mr*. Lawrence Secord of Middleville. These emphasized thc making of Something Beautiful from ENOAGEMENT TOLD—Mr. and Materials on Hand. Visual Aid* Mra. Robert Lnlderman of Rl from Kellogg Bird Sanctuary Hatting*, announce the engage­ ment of their daughter. Jankt Kay. to James Warren Suthermay be obtained for group allow­ ing. The Integrated study of ren Sutherland, of Cloverdale wildflower* embracing Art and Janet, a graduate of Middleville English wu beauUfully worked High School, attended Tracy's out by Northeastern school in at­ Beauty Academy and now la emtractive. authentic mural* and theme*. Art work, with Nature the Designer wm displayed here graduate of Delton High School A thought-provoking display of and u a Junior at Western Michi­ material from the Population gan University, majoring in In­ dustrial arte. No definite w edding played here and caused much favorable comment and inquiry. The meeting was honored to for the Mate and national magahave Mrs Donald B. Smith, president of Uie Michigan Fed­ group at thl* time, staling her eration of Garden Clubs, attend. thoughts would be picture*. She praised the local group for Mra. Amy I. Newman. Conser­ its unUrlng efforts in the cause vation chairman of the Htate of Conservation and presented Federation of Women's Club*, problems and urged serious spoke briefly on Conservation thought be given to our own as Legislation charging all to watch well as the world's Conservation for such legislation, evaluate its problems. Debbie Barcroft, talented, en- Impact upon our state and na­ tion, and make our opinions eigeuc young <H member from the Carlton Center dub.- pre­ Miss Helen Martin, main sented a most interesting demon­ stration, The Ufe of the Poly­ a* Ml** Conservationist of phemus Moth. Mra. Wm. Cr^ba. photographer Michigan and United States, gave an enlightening talk, trac­ ing the growth of Conseraatlon activities in US. and the Mlchlgan Department.. Growth and interest to this vital subject and its relation to world survival was stressed. All were charged with the responsibility of urging more efficiently prepared teachers in this subject. The value of the Conservation School for Teach­ ers at Hlggta* Lake was empha­ sised and described as the only place where attendants were given dlreet ln-the-n»!d train­ ing by well-schooled Conserva­ tion Department Personnel Dils school today is endangered. Let us keep watchful and not silent! miiimih; !United Church Women of 8 Areas Attend Meet Here newS north-south play at the Duplicate: — game Tuesday night at the I* Country Club. Second to Fred Markle und Joe Burkholder and third to Mrs. Har­ old Norris and Mra. Robert Betti ot NaahvUie. Za*t*w<st wtnnera were Mra. Roy Hubbard and Rob­ ert Blrkc. second went to Jack Kennedy and Harry Burke, und third was won by Mrs. Charite United Church Women met for World Community Day at the Hasting* Evangelical Ufflted Brethren Church on Friday af- amaaoo, Vicksburg and' Battle Their *u a birthday dinner entertained Mr. and Mra, LaVernc and Barbecued SPARE RIBS TOO.1 Come and Get ’Em! The Superette Tom & Sally Robinton 205 N. Michigan —OPEN DAILY— 9 A.M. to 11 P.M. i Battle Creek for dinner on Sunday. Harriet Redburn; Esther, DoroPearl Time to arrange for Presiding GIVING wanted as Christmas gifts idusl portraits or family grpupl. Lightfoot during the and cere- stalling officer. Dorothy Dutch­ er. installing morsliol, and Hazel McCaul. tnatalllng organist, all from the Caledonia Chapter, and Saturday evening, Nov. 13. Mr. Chrlshns* gifts We'ro happy to help. Photo Greeting Cards, too! MUIS PHOTOGRAPHY PhofM 945-3967 107 S. Jefferson Halting! New Hue reception and upon house for । their daughter and son-in-law. Bob and S>ndy Welton, who To ochieve tlijs new "naturally beautiful” look let Peg’s give you the basic ■cut and a soft curl per­ DaiJflniGr Baltimore, Md. i chid*. How iyng ran you keep a Eaton - Burnett Baltimore Bui-ifrenen food and still use it in a nesa College, was employed as te*ty <tah? i thc paymaster of NBC. Channel ’ ,;11. in Baltimore prior to her Dean, foods and nutrition spe­ marriage. cialist for Michigan Btoxc UniThe groom, a graduate of , Bgunaylvanla Slate University, is an electronics engineer with the WeaUnghoiuc Corp. Space Prokeep frozen food depend* on the। gram. Thc newlywed* have relumed type of freezer temperature and length of time hi getting food from a New England honeymoon and now reside al 308 North ino-i bw—r Chapel Gate Lane. Apt. J, in Baltimore. Tlie bride's father. Rev. Wil­ ment of their refrigerator. “Ten liam H. Nethery, was associate pastor of the Ftral Methodic adequate to freeze und hold Ire1 Church and the Circuit Churches cute*, but frozen foods require* of thc Hastings Parish for almost colder rettings." Mra. Dean commenta. "Zero b a better temper­ of the Pint Presbyterian Church ature to More fnuai foods, and ot DlmondaJe. Southeastern Staff/ warming to ixmor Principal Bob Roughly, you can say Uiat the Coey. Titoec attending, bestide the length of time qunlay can lie tnalntaUted Jg ait In half for Siegel. Mr. a n d Mrs. Arthur tore rises, if the temperature in Call 945-3382 Peg’s Beauty Bar (Pcg Preston, Owner 1 First Presbyterian Church In Hostings. Die nominating oommttire Li as follows: Mrs, Har­ old Brandt. Mra. William Henry. Mn David Otto. Mrs Arthur Brandt and Mra. George Elliott. nlng a World Day of Prayer Ljou'll love our I BAKED GOODS V10 Protein Bread________________ 30c Complete protein like In meat and egg*. Beit ealin' bread in town and come* in a polyethylene bag Io retain It* Stuffin Bread giving bird. 25c ■ Fresh Frozen Dressing lb. 30c tiding a monthly birthday party Ject of the Methodist Churches' contact Mra. Russell Keech. Woodland. The next Church World Ser- Dec. 7-13 al the Woodbind There is a special need for clothmany sewing kits, layettes, and smocks for Latin America which have been made in the churches and brought to World Commun- tills shipment. Mra. Glen Brower, chairman at World Community Day was lend­ er for the worship service which the congregational Plum Pudding Family Slxe 48c; Ind. Serving! 6c Full of raisins, nuts and suet. Seasoned just right! Iced Butter Turkey Cookies 6 for 30c FRIDAY & SATURDAY SPECIAL Regular 60c Buttermilk Friedcakes Special! d0Xt 50c Apple Fritters---------------------- 6 for 42c M*dc with pieces of apple throughout. Fomily siie 58c: Coffee Cakes Remember Evary Wednesday COOKIE DAY _______________ Small.. 32c $4 00 Doi. Asst. I DALE’S BAKE SHOP This is a ’66 Plymouth Fury. It’s at your Plymouth Dealer’s now tinue*. "But quality will start declining." Flavor, texture and when Ik- served a* both principal aiHl teacher. Tills enjoyable evening also y foods, all deurigave everyone an opportunity to orate gradually. • You can help maintain lugh become better acquainted with quality by a few simple proccuurta: HtfruBhmcnfw cmmis'lng Frrexe food* as rapidly a* pu.tlxun agnlu't punch made by Mrs. Arthur Kelrey, a krvely deqorated cake. foods are froseu nolld — usually within M house—move them to be gratifying! styling, sailing youngster Hast manent. The results will Quality coloring, the MRS. DAVID STANLEY SWAYNE i cltlldrrn In thc nursery. low. Mra. Wayne Wcbeter. Read- mjua rest,” Mrs. Kuhn say*. ’ . . . Mist Catherine Louise Nethery Becomes Bride. i . . ------—---------------- —------------Tito exchange student guente l'”' wvrv Mrs. Orval Cutetaw, -Some children Just may not ref Did and Mr. Robert M. Patterson of were Introduced by Mra. Erik ■ Mra. Douglaa Cooper.Mrs John be aleepy. Perhaps you're exOl Bowie, Md, brouicr-in-law of vonltei*. They were Carol Hm-IS^P® wldMia*. Eva Hrcux. .peeling the child to sleep too -1 | thc bride, and her cousin. Mr .'demon and Hilda Carson from j Mu* Hecox and Mr*. Arthur • m u c h." she adds. ’Youngsters d; Birgit Birgit Brodt. Brodt ; iBrandt Brandt also also acted acted m aa usliera usher* hr for. differ । DreriJrenlr \klr\Ac al ' Lawrence A. Kyan of Penn Vai-• northern Ireland. in their need for sleep K6SIO6II1S W6uS U1 iIc>'' p<" wcre tuberawho oomra from Germany; Plrvo Nn- Juat a* adulte do." rirvo |tlw lbo offering. offering. The filmstrip. "Na-1 The bride was gowned in white ' Alrto- Finl Inland, Kann''Nils- !| U°n Bon Buikllng-a Channel fix few . Also, the child may have play।I 'Die and, and Karin''NlLiBuildizig—n Ciionticl silk pewu de sole fashioned with ao’1- froln Sweden. I.................... ~ . la straight Door length skirt and] are attending Hastings Hlgn this West (Thia filmstrip 1* owned, Or Uierc may be too much ex-' year and are living in homes by tlie local UCW und may lx-, rltemrnt or an unusual amount When Miss Catherine Xzxrlse * The here. Thi; girls commented brief­ borrowed by interested grouts: I of notor in the house. And. •*.. the Nethery and Mr. David Stanley * ** ‘ h* ly on Uicir Some, school and contact Mm. Fred Bower. child may Just want attention Swayne were married at Hunting church life in Europe and an­ Ridge Presbyterian Church in , Uuct > atd cathedral train BitoLX^id on ocCXr Hilk. swered quw-lona trom their )nthe bride's father the Rev Wil- , ,lc“dPlc5c ‘tort held the builum “ Nethery raemted hi* *T“ ,cn«U‘ brtd*1 llllu,on «“• -World Community Day" a spe­ ment is tUisoiutely necemuy in I P**a Whenever daughter down Uie abdc and af- 8ht ca7led,“ cascade bouquet of cial meaning. ™ answering th* question of thc ,Brecn ter snxn tinted itoted white white carnations. Mrs. Bower announced that a world wlxire onr-half thc pro-1 Um prolonged, paler of"the church? Dr' David A two-piece street length dress United Church Women is co­ plo merely exist on leas than sum: that som W. Weaver, when he asked, "who emerald green satin peau de operating with the Ministerial gives thb bride?". Rev. Nethery. *°le ’“h matching 'shoes was Aaaociatlon in asking Uiat every Church ha* a rital port In thia tcntlon." ------------ ®——church in Barry County make a wnrk. Immediate response was । Houscgurate for a few day» this formed the marriage ceremony. Wld two-piece street length contribution for Hie furnishing given. Thc World Community - dresses of^merald green em- of the new MedKatton Room at Day offering from the wholefweek at the Lew Warner homo The groom is the son of Mr. United State* thl* year u to be, were their cousins, Mr. and Ma. and Mrs Norman Lower Swayne; broldered *Jtftric blue taffeta Perinock Hospital. wire worn by the bridesmaids Election of officers will lake sent by United Church Women Ernest Peer and Mr. and Mrv. Jim to community development pro-, wiUey of Idaho who rode here M„ net.,, m. •~“ of Chile, j with friende^roxn Uiat locality. United Church Women to be Mr. and Mir. Darwin Hooker, Mrs. Richard Clienttier.. Mr*. KTtas. Ute time ilirinka to two Hoke, Mrs. Kenneth Robbc and month*. Rapids. latkcvicw. Battle Creek. Principal Casey conducted in­ Keep in mind that a large port Laming. Kalanuuoo. Allegan, of lite high quality life of frozen formal tours of his lovely new foods may be spent in the cam- home after which a social time was enjoyed. Gifts from the Angola, Ind. irnscra al the market before you group were presented to him. Speaking on behalf of all those buy it. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Blattery of "Poods dont become immedi­ present, Mra. Sclwlma wiriuxi Crawfordsville, Ind. were week­ ately unsafe when Uwlr storage Principal Casey much health end gueste of Uie periods have paused that recom- and iiappinnas tn hi* new home. niendcd for thc temperature of Site also expressed appreciation l\ew You! there* . planiot far The length of time you can keep food rarlen directly with Pays Tribute to Following the ceremonies lunch was served to 40 gurats high quality can be maintained Principal Bob Casey from Middleville. Caledonia, Southeastern teachers and their NashviUe and Hickory Corncra. Reception Honors The Bob Wei tons Then Mra. Gerald SkedgelL guardian, j' Mra. Arthur Fuller and Mr*, i A recephon followed in the Temperature Key I| Fellowship Hall and thc groom'* January. She uaked that names of chairmen for World Day of T ./ . i.. atater-ta-taw, Mrs. Judith A. Prayer in every community be Install Freeport Jo Keeping Quality R Eostern Officers!1" ■'ccpniy uuaiuy ». Eastern Star Officers beige accessories, scried as io that, a definite date can be o2'b«7TSS In«_ Frozen Food , tint any „ ,._______ __________ __ , _! —• bride, a graduate ot latlon ceremonla at thc iycal Williams: oasistant conductor. Mildred Gronewold; chaplain, Bernie Lightfoot; marshal. Frank Ann Arbor. The Millers Dutcher; organist, Thelma Gcl- Co 'Tlrr0^1 b “a explore—to satisfy hi* euncaity. graduate from Thornapple He may have already learned iZl irS tags were made foe the ladies _.a„ Polishing and Buffing. A Miller and Mr. and Mrs. Haymond "«“W • lUhl bW. Millar and family, with Duane and honor u«l ta> olh.r win, Um Eleanor Ann Nethery of Has- ribbon fabric dress with matchUngT^Bchtean and m£ m“- . ,n< ^u,,‘ P“ibo» h“ tha Jean Nethery of Dimondale, I ^c^ri“^P‘e 8'°°2l?<nif>U1^ Michigan, were bridesmaids were a brown and black designed Mr t w •Uct" dr~ w,ui brown tertalned the cribbagc supper club on Bunday evening. Uie winner* fGuest* from Holt, Olivet, Oroue He. Cadillac. Lansing. sJharlolte. Kalamasoo. Grand Rapid* and surrounding Barry County .town* attended this meeting and spent considerable nlng, Nov. 9. tune viewing the exhibits. Offtecrs for the year 19CS-66 are: Worthy Matron. Pat DutchThe Clif i dinner Haney McCarty tn laturday Milton Buehler. Secretary. Ger­ trude Durkee; treasurer, Joyce ‘naugMir he u learning, you will be mow. likely to think about hotter ways I "nb "ro^nJ?? cx^S. *22 dolls from many counole and with serene sketch® by Mra tabled tlie Barry County Medical Society and their wive* on Monday evening following dinner at tlie Hotel. Kenneth Kuiper of Kalamazoo la.u a ENGAGED-Mr. and Mrs Ou* graveling situations for parent* Mrr. Ranald Westerly in charge Kling, Rl Hastings. wish to an­ nounce the engagement of their daughter. Gayle, to David Ulrich. a child makes a mess while ex­ : SS5I SXto^ora’^of I’ErJil’ Hteh ploring a cupboard, the child's Die Rlcltard Hudwn# are entertabling their potluck bridge club on Saturday evening. The group con- of her daughter, Mm. Terry King have Ina afternoon began with delicious carry-in luncheon. The Ulreet. Tuesday afternoon. •on. Mr*. Howud White of Cham­ paign. Ill, Mr*. George Hamaty and Mra. Russell Beheld. you ‘Tf you talk to other parents of young children—and this can be comforting—you’ll soon find out that your child tent the Mrs. D. C. French entertained her bridge club for luncheon and with a btldge-Juncliron at ner nome. Kid W. Madison, on Friday Winner* for the afternoon* play Do Tie two aro quite different. Monday evening the Poke: Club men me: al Ken Laberteaux's while Uie wires played bridge at the Willard Smith home. Mra Liberteaux and Mrs. Chester Hodge* held the top tallica. Earl McMullen Sr. Mr. and Mrs carl’McMullen Jr. and Mr. and Bad Boys’ May j Just Be Learning t tension nome economist. | If you believe a little child; Mis* Martin go and piled her with questions unUl tlie social Howard Frau, Rufly Flora and the Merrill Kareber. announced that rI hem Middleville, Nashville, Dow­ ling. Dctom. Woodland. Hqs- Tlie Larry Baums entertained for dinner Sunday to honor Uie tint blnliday of tneir sen. Kevin. ntsmai Biumn-f th» Wool Dress Revue At Gaines Hall The Make-It-Youraelf - With - vpooc. FPr example. dgi*t would be enough far an cubic foot freezer, if you to freere food* properly." pint* rigid, want Mrs. liUtrtct 3 will be held Baturda v. Nov. 20 at T pm. in the Gaines township Hall located north and How about you? Let yourself go...to your Plymouth Dealer’s Nearly 30 glrte have entered from Allegan. Barry. Eaton. Ionia. Kent. Muskegon und Ot- pcriodteaUy wiUi a etentUrd titermomtMr. Maintain & epnTwo girls will be selected from staht temperature or aero to five this dbarici to compete In the LaruUn^°nl<S’1 ° If paaalbte. And, reman lav. putMrs. Carroll Weil* of Vermont­ foods at one thw cap tempo­ ville b director of District 3. rarily raise the tempcraiurs well U8E BANNER WANT AOS! W/fUW/inVtDtM/YAilANr/lAMACUOA Mm—ennaturessaw CHRYBLiR Barry's Farm Store Dewey's Car Palace S. Hanover at Hastings City Limits M-43 at Sprague Rd.. Delton �J 8—THE HASTINGS BANNER . the late president's ctoaenras to all -------- u^r.-rW» However. Harold had to yield hl* position as center of altracllon Ask State Provide Atty. Cortright’s 18. ns with the Bob Smiths In addition to Julie Lynn and Katin Sue, si> Brother Dies the new little miss. Lynda Kay. Inspection of 01 d‘cd , were Mr. and Mrs Edward Smith, Electrical Work early this Wednesday morning Kenneth Smith. Mra. Glenn Storrs Personal Mention hr r™., congratulating the people of Michl- —--------------- ---------------------------' gan for the tribute being paid thc Eartem Unlveraity students, students. late president and Uiat although Eastern business matters kept him from Merry 1-ee and Sandra Belwn. ac- . —ma.<• ..Icompanies aH Hv by ih.lf two ofmllaff* their college friends. Dennie Vanderpool and: I\ Jj .• r>» than The telegram was signed g Judy Praehworth, spent the .week­ end with their parents. Uie Cart' . Following the 3 pro. dedication B*l»uns. Mra TreeMt Barker rhalrmt), nt I___ ■__ « ____ ........... L). .. for ' Mr. ..... service*. reception wm held and Mr*. Robert Conley and , Senators Kennedy. Patrick McNa- Gary visited the former’s uncle nHlM: Cvl Brodbeck. committee nutra-----and j »„ Hartt , nnd MUnti i|„. Frtxf Conleys, of Gull1 CeaneitMe awl Urv IYI.kIO- Vs,Ort — I Barry Leaders Attend Demos Dedication Kites Mrnnrn wmutni Of . City Council members Monday night. Nov. 8, officially requested! the State of Michigan's electricalI administrative board to render electrical inspections here. Michigan provide* certain elec­ trical inspection to municipalities without their own inspection services with over 8,000 popula­ tion. without charge. Thc tnspecUona cover new pub­ lic buildings, induau-ial plants, ronunerctal building* or similar construction or extenslve^remodellng. ! The Ward CrltfieWs will he I Thanksgiving Day guests of Mra. ' Irene Verdon of Kalamazoo. । Mr and Mix Robert Eaton of 2132 N Broadway. aertxnpanlHi by Freeport Rural dydlcated their new Bute hmd-: KT r K"”"’ Mail Carrier rue twauquarvcr* are at w. — — , donla. were In Whitehall and Muson Sunday. ESaES* “ u'“,‘“i * To Retire Nov. 30 I ktvmi —. —.. • Miss Janie Pletcher of New mw Hs was a retired farmer. Douglas. Mr. and Mra; Jack Mr. Cbrtrtght Is survived by ‘ Smith and family and Mra. Alice his wife. Gladys: a son. Eugene I Gordon, all of Hastings. of Yonkers. N Y.; two riaughMaurice OttroUi expects to reter*. Leola Root of Bellevue and turn home thl* week from Blodgett MargaretM.ud< Rozierruinllbi of Eagle: k four — i.,..■ .I.UT, .u,!h“w“1 wh whm Smith of Battle Crrek, Rase Kia- (medtau pattent witter of Marsluill and Sarah i /' Folkmire of Detroit, and lu* brother. Atty. Coringin. Personal Mention Not** Coincidence ported a coincidence this week. He received a check from Mra Bruce Douglas. R4 Hastings. In the amount ot |19 68-in the year 1868. Dwight Lee. first string half­ back on thc Michigan State foot­ ball team, won 10 letters and glee club while at New Haven High School. OPEN HOUSE A happy surprise for Mrs. S. M - loutun miw wee* wks uir airitui ordinance setting the cost of ln Hasltng* of her son and ---------- .... .. dgughter-ln-law.the Bruce Sher-' fer* from Cordoba. Argentina Bruce and Lee flew up from Ja- 1 males for a few days following a week with a manufacturers con­ colleague. Ssnator Edwara Ken- village In January. 1836 &T G^n^dent Bnjcr “ ference there. Bruce is numagmi managing th* Marshall Furrows, after being Thompson • RamcoShe continued until March, released from Pennock Hospital. Introduce to the people of Mldu- 1963. when she transferred to the1 Visiting her on Monday were her dlevlUe, complete^ eight weeks <it The Tv den Corporation, ask­ of military police training al the ing that the municipality cam-i rural carrier poaltlon. taking over daiqthter and family, the William Army Training Center. Fort Gor- plete its plans for the new street Dinner guests of the Leoni Senator Kennedy, tn behalf ot the duties of the late Jed Stowe. I Garrisons of Jackson, and her »*between Green and State Street Hales Sunday were the Bruce, his entire family, tliankcd the who retired at that tune. ter. Marie LaMalre of Grand Rap- ing included Instruction in civil so that Consumers Power would Sheffers iof Cordoba, Argentina.) >r the honors Durtne her years with the; ha* also been a recent visitor and military law. tralflc con­ know where to place poles for a and Mrs/ S M Shetler of Hosbrother His Postal Department Mrs. Light\ Robert Carl Pickard U the new trol. map reading. p(Uoncr-of- new electrical Interconnection Ungs. foot has enjoyed membership ln!«m born to the Dgial.l Pickards war pontrol and self-defense. He L .. . the power company's Mr. and Mrs. Donald Doolittle, between thc Barry Co Rural Utter Car- ' of 413 S. Hanover oh Nov. 4 at Is a 1961 graduate of T-K High I State Street and Green Street were Saturday evening dinner xincerity. HU speech referred to.rier* She Rapid* >,»bo Association u ... was presl- Blodgett Hospital. —r"~". ,■Grand — —i ocinivi boo wa* cna*scu ui inrtn- ।uiir.v guests of Uie Henry Gibsons. ; dent of the association for sev- Also welcoming him as a new jnK before entering the Army in! Groo* explained that Tile Ty-i Mrs Lloyd Huver and Mra 1 —.1 .«,! .1^. .« ,1.1... unuulron ar* th- Jmtv rwi«.r* . -------- .... (1,.n corporation and all of the George Post were in Benton Har' gate lo'the State Convention Dinner guests Sunday of Uie ' at Furl Knox, Ky. |Tjden Industrial Park is served | bor Saturday to visit their .sLster i In 1950 Mrs. Llghlfoul served Oe‘*p Railroad Career । by “ '‘"Rte rirejrtc service line and daughter;Mr*. Clark Welker. ^as a delegate from Michigan to I William Tilford of Colon and Mr. j running along W. Slate. | who lias returned tu her home I telegraph operators and the National Convention nt Spo-; ,r‘J Mrs.'James Maw, of Belding । rt^^cs- 5 H<LP01nlr‘> out that last Sum- (after -undergoing heart surgery ^*rWilJI.im Parker; anc. Wash. In 1953 she was also ijmer this line was interrupted by ! Guest* at the Fay Hummels; delegate to Uie National Con-1 entertained Mr? and Mrs Albert .an accident. He said UHs power...,. . carry-in v-..,-... dinner on ul. Monday (for a ention nt Stillwater. Okla. Rupp and Mrs Forrest Sweet of failure was promptly remedied evening were Mr and Mr* Law­ 1|1 and no dangerous''situation re­ rence Bennitt and Mr and Mrs *---------------------------’ suited. Avery Schroth of Battle Creek ««•“» ‘'Vu-,,,,. beta, „„.d b, Tlie Hummel* are planning to training as student operator, you spend Thanksgiving with her *1*-' ter. Mr and Mr*. Harold F Eng­ ■ miles and 297 patron." i 2!rUtrr ‘ dl*,rlcl °” Sunday Uie. Bond street. Hastings, has en- • The CouncU has under study lish of Saginaw. A recent consolidation near (K'illr«u entertainal Mrs. Eklrnl's ■ j^M ln du. Alr y^.,. anj u piatu for the proposed street. Callers Sunday at Uie Merrill between ages of 17-28, a high Carlton Center gave the Freeport • ?*relV*an“ ” “'3d oUler undergoing basic training at which would also provide a sec­ Karchcr home were Mr and school graduate, physically fit route an added number of pal,fVrn “^Hord with a pre- I Lackland AFB near San Antonio. Il,nd main entrance to Pennock Mrs. Howard Houghton of De­ rons. Thanksgiving dinner. Texaa Hospital should Green Street be troit. and Mr and Mrs George bo willing io wo<k days while ; Mrs. Lightfoot has no immedl- 1 MJS.„ 5r,}da ! Airman Mik* Is a I9C5 gradu- “tWisablc. HouglObn of lowell. tracing nights. If Interested in ate plans for her retirement. No n Kalamazoo with her sister- । Councilmen approved attendoffictaJ replacement has been ln’lawRose Altoft While'»teof Hasting* High School. lance by Engineer Mike Klovanand Mrs. Charles Faul. Mr. and named al present u,rre Uie vlsllfd hrr ntKr- Wr> ! ... <lch_ sewage Plant Supt. Richard Mr* Ray Aldrich of Caledonia I marital status to: • [Robert PiotroaU, and Mrs David; Brad Mika enlisted in the (Nixon and Assistant Bill Ran­ and Donald McQuarrle of Battle Mr*......... Grorae Corder 1; US Air Force on Nov. 10 and «... som at the annual regional train..... .......... —---------». .... UU.U- Creek were among those attend­ K«^mI Railroad louituto f I Mr. and Mrs Guy Fewleas are ........ Mr* Claude Lankerd and Mr. I left that day from the Metroing meeting* conducted by thc ing the open house tn Kalama­ |S<H Washioglos Bird. Bldg. Fk>rid.i'Swhcre they wiU spend am! Mr*. Ronald Lankerd and twoipoiitan Aln-ort In Drtroll for Stale Health Department. The zoo on Sunday honoring Mr* Detroit. Mich. children of Battle Creek. OUm I the Lackland Air Force Base meeting* will be held at the KelWinicr at' 5 DeBota Ave. Braden Ruble Kelley on her 8«lh birth­ Fisher. local, and OrloMain of! where he has been assigned to ><*8 Biological Station at Gul) day. Mrs. Kelley Is a sister of Castle, Bradenton. Marcellus were Saturday caller* at 1 the 711th Basic MilitaryTrain-1 Lake on Nov. 29-30. Mr*. Louden. MrtTFaul and Don­ Uie home of Uie Leon Gray*. j ing Squadron. He bi the son of On the recommendation of Al- ald McQuarrBC Mr and Mr* Leon Gray were \tr and Mra. Itury Mlle*. Sr., of(derman 'Cedric Morey. Fourth Mr. ai»d Mn, Cliarle* Green and In Charlotte Tuesday to attend the ai9 E. Bond Street. His address Ward, the Council's action at the daughter. Fiiy.Xfrom East Prairie, funernl nt Ills ■lif.'T-lti.lAib’ Lfr, . r. -b.. ■ . _.. _ ... . i nr^vl.biib — ^.->,’,1^1 Missouri, and Mp Will arren of Lawrence Gray. and the proposed new lighting Battle Creek vUlted Mr*. Grace HASTINGS HIGH SCHOOL HASTINGS Mr. and Mrs. Paul Burkey «nd I for Green Street from Hanover AF 16847979. Bos 1511 Ito the west City limits was cut to be tn Napoleon. Ohio, on Wed­ Flight 1923. (from 20,000 lumen njercury vapor nesday to attend the funeral of lights to 10000 lumen of the guest* of his parents. the Leon Lackland AFB. Texas 78236. same typO the latter's slater. Mrs John Seeltg. Tlie Pau! Burkey family were dinThis will provide four tunes Stander had been the speaker at Butterworth Hospital. Grand Rapner gura as much light on Green as there a medical meeting In Uuuiing Uiat SPARKLING GOLO A SILVER CHARMS FtNtlV CRAFTCD IN R£Al FPINCH (Burkeys. —--------------------------------------La at the present lime. Morey ex­ afternoon. ENAMEL WITH AUTHENTIC SCHOOL Mr. and Mrs “Bud" Hauschlld 't‘-Tifry Her daughter. Marsha, had plained. He added that the cut Sunday Uie J. Franklin Huntley l and children and Mr. And Mrs ‘m appendectomy at Pennock Hoe­ would provide enough money tq . Robert Wilson were dinner guests P*ul and Is recuperating at Uie install new 10,000 lumen mercury family were dinner guest* of the | Sunday of the Bob MUnjoy* of home of her gxwndmother.NMis vapor lights on N. Broadway) John Huntley family In Marshall and helped John celebrate hl* ' campau lake. Mr Wilson Is leav- j I-^ma Caln \ from Colfax to Indian Hill-. birthday. Drive. Tlie MUton Townsend* visited New 20,000 lumen lamps are Uie North to hunt, and Mrs Wil- family will spend a few day* at son will be visiting the Keith Lan- . Thanksgiving time with hi* par­ to be Installed on Broadway caster family at Royal Oak. I ents. Uie Phillip Carlsons of Jo­ north from Walnut to Colfax. was a former H.HS Including more lights al the , Mr*. Richard White has entered llet. Bl before his retirement. Both the State Highway De-" The Dr. Richard Parsons family pertinent und Consumers Power Uie Cliarles Smiths. thia week will trim trees on Green. Morey ent*. while Dr. Parsons Attends a meet­ said, whieh will improve the il­ in Chicago. lumination. It is a long time until Summer, but the Council approved pur­ young Gordy were In Evanston. Ill., chase of a dozen new picnic over the weekend visiting the Wil­ tables nt $2830 each. Tables with liam McKnlght family and sna­ galvanized pipe arc being pur­ the Northwestern game Saturday. Bob Smith and family of Grand- j chased at a lower price than normal They will be assembled vllle were home on Sunday to help by City crews during the Win- his dad. Harold I. Smith, celebrate| his birthday which falls on Nov. Aidermen approved permitting employees to use three days of their accumulated sick leave in MATTRESS any one year for sickness in the family, or funerals, at the discre­ Reg. $39.95 tion of the department heads Assessments for the new 8-lnch cast Iron water main on Center BOX SPRINGS to Boltwtood total $1420. .werr ,r/ Mrs. Pearl Lightfoot ha* an- York l* visiting her parenU. the Mate Ogntrul chairman “>‘Utn A. nounced that she will retire from Byron Fletchers Jroie was on a ON OUR ENTIRE STOCK of FINE FURNITURE Thru Saturday, Nov. 20 A (WTIWtl JrOVC£S >'■1: -News Notes- Come See Us and SAVE FREE COFFEE How Old is Tout Mattress? Si at a real BRAND NEW BARGAIN! & CHOOSE DURING THIS EVENT BUILDING CHARMS W1 WIDE CHOICE Low as JEWELERS CHEVROLET WORKPOWER Mattress & Box Springs Infant Succumbs 848£T BOTH FOR $4900 Reg. $39.95 held at io aro. Friday at the Rutland Township Cemetery for Scott Cecil Leffel. day-old-ion of Cecil and Linda Kay Leffel. at Pennock Hospital and died In addition to his parents, he is survived by his matfrnai grandparent*. Mr. and Mr*. Gil­ bert Townsend of Rl Hastings, and his paternal Rrundpon-rits. aro Mr. und Mrs. Edgar Leffel of Rl Hastings: his maternal groat grand parents, Mr. and Mra. Roy Ockerman of Gladwin and hl* paternal great grandfa­ ther. Sylvester Curtis of Wood­ land NYLON for Longer Wear . U» NOOHtY RJCKEn 4 r.th JOM LYMAN tnd thg tabutam REFIECDOHSI * COLUM0IACOLOR Friday Hiru Sunday ard-Osgood Funeral Home. Strand of Hastings Call Wl 5-3481. Family Crown Pin WITH DOUBLE-STRONG CONSTRUCTION Made especially for you by Chevy pickups for ’66 are built strong to stand up to tough jobs. Cabs, for DAVID example, have double-wall roof construction, a rigid double-wall cowl and husky framing around door openings. Lower side panels of Fleetside models are ON SALE IN 15 DECORATOR C QE 7J Sq. ' COLORS $10.00 also double-walled. Chassis, too, is designed for extra strength. You can get a 6’/r, 8-, or 9-ft body and a big Fchevroletj new 250-cu.-in. Six. Or specify a rugged 327-cu.-ln. V8. Get a double-strong pickup that’s a glutton for worfcl NO. 1 WAY TO WORK Tho story of Mother's life beautifully told in a truly quality piece of jewelry that will be worn with prido and cherished always. Beautiful pear shape stones 'in tlie color of the family's birthstones personalize and give this pin special significance. Talk to your Chevrolet dealer about any typo of truck. Miller LARKE BUICK-CHEVROLET 1445 S. HANOVER HASTINGS PH. Wl 105 EAST STATE ST. jewelers 118 West State Street 5 2425 \y! FURNITURE 1 HASTINGS PHONE Wl 5-5105 �VA Gift Shop Without Price Togs W. 0. Mcllvain Dies Thursday At Farm Home [16 at Lakewood j Achieve Straight ‘A’ Records A veritable wonderland to the Gift Shop of the Battle Creek Veterenr. Admlntotndlbn Hot- Christmas atari* early at this Funeral services for William O. amazing place. There hrut beenMcllvaln, 72. R3 Hastings, who a ideady stream of packages and died at Ids Baltimore Township boxes of many aim 'and shapes coming through the mailroom held at the Lconard-O&good Fu­ eh' route to Building 83. the neral Home at 1:30 p.m. Sat­ urday. . Emma L Anders I Dies Sunday; Rites Wednesday Hastings Bolthoure. LeBoy BoHlioime and Kathy Woodman: Sophomores James Kenyon. Ruth Mick. Steve Schray. Uanna Tiumpun and Gary Troyer: Freshmen. Those receiving As and Bs ting smaller and smaller. These boxes containing hun­ ted* of Items have been pur­ chased by the American Le»ion Auxiliary. Department of Mich­ igan. and its Auxiliaries (hrougli- Mrs. Juna Martin Dies at Clark Memorial Home Court and Church Streets Library Hours: Monday, Wednesday and Friday 12:30 to 8:30 p.m. Tuesday and Thursday I Pennock llocpital about I w o weeks before going there. Six- WM born tn Hope Townshlp on July 12. IBM. the daugh- The Gift Shop was opened to the hospital's approximately 1.900 patients on Monday. Nov. 15. and Barry County Farmers Union. Mr. Mcllvaln to survived by hto wife, three asms. Carl of R5 Hostings. John of Pinckney and Ival ui Panama City. Panama; CPAs to Meet Charles Drew of Middleville Dies Hastings School Mem Satuniay afternoon. Nov. 13. at I®1**Pennock Hospital, were held al £' fL 2 pm Tuesday -at the Beeler | tun, uim, Funeral Home Burial was In Mt | 4»««u milk, u— <■__ ____ r»................... ........ w*dn«*d«». Xov. S The members of the Wcertem Chapter of The Michigan Aarociatlon of Certified Public Ac­ , oountahts will hold their month­ ly business meeting on Thurs­ day. Nov 18. at the Grand i Rapids Elk Lodge and Country iClub. Tlie meeting will begin ' with a reception for the speak­ ' ere at « pm, followed by dinner and th- program. Damaged Cub Pack 73 Visits in Air National Guard Concert Stage Sound Furniture Beauty Gordon । Ironside Agency 1 INSURANCE 208 E, Mate FTAcrvdetrt & Skkaes* V-M Stereophonic High Fidelity Console U J Model 919 L. J. Bishop of Battle Creek visited hto grandniother. Mrs Louise Bishop, over the weekend. 1 Mu.-cia Logan. LeFtoy Michaud. Joel Peppty Mary Petrie. Fred Raffler. Paul Reed. Joyce Ribbens. Unda Roberts, Diane Bayer, Hlldbarrl Schmidt. Kaye Slowtn- 1 • Auto • Fire • Liability 1 • Beads • Howwewaera I j Phooe 945-9425 I Stan Trumble, C. Contemporory styling ir^a walnut finish accent**! by brushed aluminum fitting*. Four speed “Stere- when not in use. and controls ore concealed behind could be aero through fog. driving a 1965 Ford bulk Truck. Thc paratrouper's packs weigh pulled Jim to tlw- right so as from 50 to 55 pounds, not in-' not to be in the middle of the NOTICE OF HEARING Hotlines School C.alfidtar their own door. A sensitive AM-FM Stereo Tuner is included. 1965 in the Court Room. Court Hous*, Hastings, Michigan at 8:00 P.M. ------------- Recommendations of Hie 'Committee tributed at this meeting andqutiHons regards to the study and (recommendations. tsawxa rerruunrn in cne cram: Tbe boys also vtotted the paiachute room where they inspected chutes hanging. Some of the boys also visited the flrc-flgbUng equipment and Ums other group went into the anu uennu trsinpun, iz, were in 1 the truck. No serious injury wsls reported About 7 pm. Sunday care driven by Jane E. Clement. 22, 610 8 Jeffenton. and Duane A. Boon, 18. Freeport, oollided al the in- REAL ESTATE A NICE HOME ON CROOKED LAKE to trade for property close to Hastings. . A REAL NICE HOME IN THE FIRST WARD has two bedrooms upstairs and one closet, end down one t^droom, living room, dining room. klrch«n end bath, full basement with gas furnace, water softener, has insulation, metal awnings, double garage, newly decorated, for-$7,500.00 259-7298 Some Folks See Me Top Listings In TOWN AND COUNTRY PROPERTIES IN THE FOURTH WARD a real nice brick house, ranch type, has a living room with fireplace, carpet and drapes included, two bedrooms and full bath, air conditioned pine paneled family room, or utility room, attached garage, nicely landscaped, for $18,500.00 A FIVE LEVEL HOME AT ALGONQUIN LAKE; top level ha* three bedrooms.- next level has one bedroom, nej^ievel living and dining rooms, next level kitchen and bath. J furnace, water heater, etc.------------------A REAL GOOD NINE ROOM HOME with three nice bedrooms and a store room upstairs, snd down a living room, one bed­ room, dining room, kitchen, full bath, ha* a basement with oil burner, has small basement barn, with stanchions til* silo, 12 x 36*. ten acres of muck land, two acres woods, good rich soil, located in Odessa Township, Ionia County -.--$10,500.00 FIVE ROOM BUNGALOW OUT ON NORTH BROADWAY, with living room, two bedrooms, dining room and kitchen combined, bath, hot and cold running water, three stall right of way to lake for$10,500.00 A YEAR ROUND HOME AT THORNAPPLE LAKE with living room, dining room, kitchen, two bedroom* and bath, newly paneled, new hot water heater, new oil furnace, and pump, has aluminum siding, two stall garage....-.-.-$9,500.00 MUSIC CENTER Phon* Vermontville Accurdinir to thc police report. Jane had wultcd for can to pan, then attempted a left tum going HAROLD S. STOCKWELL a bi-level with living room and three bedrooms on upper level, kitchen and complete bath and the lower level has recreation room, laundry and basement room, heated with gas furnace and Is insulated, a real nice location for $15,500.00 A FOUR ACRE PLACE AT MAPLE GROVE CENTER, inswl .home all on one floor and basement, has living room, 12 x 24* three ' real nice bedrooms all have closets and a linen clo*et, dining or family room, kitchen with built-in cupboard*, oven, stove, etc., dining area in kitchen, full bath with built-ins, dressing table, medicine chest, etc., with formica tops, birch cabiqpti, paneling in living room and dining area, full basement 24 x 50‘. oil fur­ nace. 1,000 gal. oil tank, new double garage, stool and lavatory, water heater, laundry equipment. 48r well walk-in basement, New York Life November! A BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY ESTATE Mt out of town on two acre landscaped site, hat large 24 x 27 ft. living room with Roman brick fi-eplsce, parquet block' flooring./dining area, three real nice bedrooms with closets, two full baths, strictly modern kitchen with monowalls built in birch cupboards, disposal, lots of built in accessories, thermopanc windows, full basement with a nice recreation room, forced hot air oil fired furnace, and another fireplace in the basement, attached garage 24 ■ 24 ft.. place has a wonderful view of the countryside, has lightning rods, lots of shrubbery, owner will finance, priced right to $28,000.00 ----------------------------- or will rent for $150 month*- more than 963 Christmas Club Members Have Received Over Every member of your family can have his own spend­ about 30 acres north of Hastings. THREE NICE BUILDING LOTS ON HASTINGS HEIGHTS. A NICE VACANT LOT in Ammon Eaton Add.tion for . ..$650.00 WE HAVE HAD A LOT OF SALES AND NEED NEW LISTINGS ing money next year if you open a Hastings City Bank (Christmas Club today! Memberships are available for ck little as 25< per week ... up to*$20.00 per week, Come November 1966, your Chriitmas shopping will be all paid for. Join the Hastings City Bank 1966 Christmas Club savings plai ESTATE 3KER EEE Today! �Deer Hunting Season Opens Here Saturday Expect Many to Seek Whitetails In Barry County Quail Hunting you must attach and lock your New Sport for metal seal to an antler or through the lower Jaw or gam­ State’s Nimrods brel (hock). 2—THE HASTINGS BANNER WSU Scientists .Study Deer Blood for Clue to Anemia 4 S50 Hare ‘Any Deer' Quail hunting, a special brand among thc first to report getting I* buck. Barney got a dandy 10 Permiti /or Barry, n : pointer weighing over 200 in the AJfefan C ounly Area up. thU State * abcxHcre in IS mlhWith hunters in Uie Upper i uonic" ~ Pcnlnwla well Into Uwir first >there * bwn • ‘arlety of cm counties on Thursday. Nov. week ot deer hunting. The rearll^e T‘ol,l“OM„ w n„, Michigan's Hnt open quail guard of 'he annual red coated JoQ D; ?“*•. .23; a.5. m Army is moving northward for «*>- iUld A'. “■I""- »• hunt since 1911 was held the opening of the uhltetall sea- 18,0 Martiiall. pleaded guilty the state* bobwhltc country — .. . , , : William Hummell for illegal posShooUng hour* are from g oI venison. They paid 150 comb. HlllwUle, Calhoun. Waabaja. to 7 pro. finW plua *7 30 court co»t* and ’“I?”*. bucki; five-day- Jail term* were *u»here in Barn County, and) dr,r St. Clair and Oakland counties. Bremen' l,unU,« Ucen*es for three year*. Brown I* nnricipaung a tremenn*«id W Quick. 30. Rl Delton, dou. influx of hunters into the pl^’“ "llt7£ . lo.ded partmenl'i Summer quail hare a wonderful deer ; Rl° St.founts Indicated thia Fall's seaHe'roiiert^d' thut^hc 'has ’bren u,n' had *n uncAScU KUn ln hU I car and paid 910 plu* 9730 Clayl<>n Inaras Andras, auouv about «. 38. muMai*on, paw »iu piu* . hunt is not going to be a "shoot ing wlUiout a license. With the matins season on. Richard Root. 17, Rl Nash­ 'em, up" affair. Compared to ville. and John Nichol*. 17. Rl State's pheasant and grouse Hasting*, paid 910 fine* plus seasons, hunting pressure on cal highway* l« high. In Beptem- 98.45 court costs when they pleaded guilty before Municipal and kill will be rattier modest, hit by car*, according to Under- Judge L E Barnett to charge* probably only a few lliouiand probat iberifT Gordon Trick. of having a rifle in pouwMton In I bird*. In October the^number seeing many more bucks than In In Area 55. which include* pan Allegan, there have been 350 per- Young Saxons End Season With 5-2 Record i*ad bale farmland birds had been protected in UU» State far more than 50 years, and that means in their Armchair Athlete & DETROIT — Herds of wild white-taUed deer confined at the Houghton Lake and RostLake Experimental Station* of the Michigan State Conserva­ tion Department may provide Wayne State University School of Medicine scientists with a clearer understanding of a blood condition which causes a type ot anemia in humans. This condition, sickle cell anemia, is characterized by thc presence of "sickle ■ shaped' cells in the blood. This type of red cell is natural in deer blood. but In humans the red blood cells are normally disc-shaped and the presence of sickle shaped cells is abnormal. To explore the mysteries of sickle cells in deer and human beings, the scientists several years ago began intensive re­ search. comparing the normal blood of deer with that of chil­ dren who suffer sickle cell anemia. "Sickle cells found In hu­ mans are rigid and fragile in comparison to the normal red blood cell." explains Dr. Charles F. Whitten, head of thc Wayne State School of Medi- cine team conducting the re­ search effort. ' Tlie sickle blood cells in children break down more readily and don't flow as well." he said, "while in deer blood this doesn't seem- tn be the case. The primary objective of the study is to determine why thc two cells, which are identi­ cal in shape, behave differ­ ently.” The brittle quality of sickle cells In human blood result* in a deficiency of the protein (hemoglobin) which carries oxygen through thc blood stream to the tissues. Individuals with this disease have frequent pain crises and disturbances In exercise toler­ ance. and in growth and de­ velopment. Thc deer are subdued by scientists equipped with guns that shoot harmless tranquil­ izer darts or are corraled in a round-up. " "There are no 111 effects on thc deer." says Dr. Whitten, “either in terms of their good health or the quality of venison • which they may provide in the fall." t h e Conservation Department. Quail hunting, in a word, is The Hailing* High School Calhoun and Kalamazoo Coun­ Junior Var»ity football team tegy and *porung etiquette. ties. LOGO permits have been 1»- dated out It* season on Thurs­ day. Nov. 4. by defeating Orand ample. Lryvd-in-thc-wrx>l quail :-Deer hunter* are reminded by Ledge, here. 28-19. hunters from other States follow the unwritten rule of not shoot­ deer licenses, and that only shot­ Strong'* aquad a record of five ing birds which are on the guns and 32 • caliber rim - fire tted in this area. In the final game Roger Will scored the first touchdown after particularly t. Tom Hoke luid returned the he quail NQ MitomaUc. semi-automatic opening kickofl 15 yards to his or auto-k>adiug rifle or shotgun 45. Hoke carried twice for 18, S “ ^ Ldcol Scouts to Uiat can hold more than six Rick Abbey twice for 18 then shells In both thc barrel and Will twice for seven before he covered the final 20 yards for the down to teven or eight birds. I rrn,. bu.,k.iUsher ot UM Gome clip at taagazine arc permitted. . . . ,. six points. Tiie kick for thc extra Thc main Idea behind this is to the Cotwervatlon Department 1 ... th. u™ point was no good. The next time HuUnga got the to Insure adequate brood produc­ ■MMon under 14 may not hunt shifting a potential I ball Jim Williams rambled 40 tion the following Spring. iOhlo game Saturmust have a parent or guardian yards around right end to set up In bod Winters. qiuUl suffer [ y' apply for the license and young Uie second six-pointer. Several quail in their unique efforts to hunter* must be accompanied in plays later he passed to Abbey shield thenux-ivtr. against the heavy lotaes to their worst ene- i for the touchdown. Williams my. the weather Severe Winters ALTOFT GUN CLUB someone designated by parent or passed to Bill EllU for Uie point cold-weather period, these birds have been known to claim tu j The Akoft 4H Gun Club will to make the score 13-0 guardian. huddle in circles on the ground least lialf of southern Michigan's meet at the home of Jim Otgan. bobwhite population. In some Sunday. Nov. 31. at 3 p.m. talnly missed the boat estimating Uie crowd al Uie Hastings-Grand Ledge gam*. It looked like a 4.000 throng but there were only 2.508 paid admissions — Including SOT advance student ticket* sold al Baitings High. However, count­ ing the band, employee* of both UutltuUoru and others who get tn without paying 11. the count was estimated by Grand Ledge High official* at 3,000. . . . Jock Clarey wa* presented Ute gam* bell by the ho*t school ih honor of his achievement* a* he bowed out of the coaching field. . . . Mr* Bernard WaUon has made Jock a TV lamp with a picture of the entire champion­ ship squad painted on X-ray film: The lamp, a cla**y looking keeptake, U to be presented dur­ ing 'the football awards assem­ bly and pep rally at HHS at 3 pm. on Wednesday, Nov. 24. . . . Thlrty-*even of Uie 38 players on the Saxon roeter and the *ix WON LOST TIED The roster: ENDS—Bill Ellia, End- up the scent of birds. In thc may carry or transport any ----- ■ Lindon ~ ......... rifle, c shotgun with slug, ball »J«r. M*ke ‘‘Z * morning, quail will be found _ .___ > v. or _ . cut-shell .. .. . load,rztltnns Dean Dean Ijamlieri. Geer Greg C. Lambert. C, moving out from their mooting icskbol ex- Gillons. Gillon* and Gordon Iles*. tayour hunting camp inld-day. they are not very acdr Moyer. Mary Howell. Willett hunters to takr» IJ Mike Hart and Dean Rose. j CENTERS — Larry Bennett. to heavy cover—along wood­ lot*, swales, standing corn fields. or anywhere else in antlcrlcs* deer shooting area No. 55 are urged to stop at Uie Conserva­ tion Department's local field of­ fice so their animals can be checked for biological Informa­ tion. I Benedict neueuiei Leads ik-aits I Caledonia to I 17-22 Victory Latest Drug Discoveries Once hunters flush a covey, Notre Dame and Michigan I they'll liavr to do some quick State are old football rivals, i .'hooting because the birds will i meeting for the first time in Idart for nearby cover. ---------------------------1897. The flight speed of quail is I ————7————- l"‘>N‘r °ANC“ । faster than they actually do. W(i«n new pharmaceuticals II Caledonia High* Scottie* areipitcovered, tested and bore* approved, they will be avail­ 1 trampled Kalamazoo's Hackett High gridders Sat unlay night. ably on your doctor's pre­ scription in our Prescription Department. We keep up to data on all the latest drug diitsveries and standard Hackett Coach Dick SoL-aon Unefcharmaceuticals. Bring yobr next prescription to us. J YOUR C3 PHARMACIST Jacob's Prescription Pharmacy or improved cylinders. ■ LAPO PHARMACY Phene Wl 5-2466 Hastings • W« FinM Shirts. Flotwork. Work Clothes LAUNDRY "Michigan Outdoors” MORT NEFF ■y/uto-Owners Wl 5-4062 FOR FUN AND HEALTH "It'e America's Favorite Family Fun" Open Bowling Time Available Waller. H Hill. SJ . Phone Wl 5-3184 FOR INFORMATION AND RESERVATIONS 1331 1952 1951 Bob ond Mickey Lombcrl Your Hoit* Shipman. GL Wlllmore, C . Gregory. I ... C. Bradley*. G Shlmunek. A HASTINGS BOWL INC. Woodland ot Michigan Keep al 1 Direct from Set At 1220 HASTINGS- NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP GAME! SOUTH BEND • 1 THIS WEEK M. S. U VS Notre Dame Champions of THE BIG TEN and ROSE BOWL BOUND Plays Notre Dame Coleman in the Biggest Game AGENCY Earl Coleman <Lillian & Roy Gibson) 123 S. Mkhigon BOWL MICHIGAN STATE Wash and Fluff Dry HASTINGS HOME In bath IfasUng* High School Broadcast Time: 1:15 p.m, Family Bundles Damp Wash Michigan State sophomore fullback Bob ApUa's collegiate debut against UCLA in 19€5 was a memorable one Hr ran 21 yards for a .score the second tune he carried tlie ball and dent of the Hastings Youth Council City Basketball League at Uie orgiuUxatton meeting held Tiutreday. Nov. 11. Don Trefrey traurunT. Miller. A Hewitt, I. .. Faust, GL . Harris. I ... Kryclnskl. I Your Dial RADIO with COMPLETE LAUNDRY SERVICE Spartan 440-yard relay hum that placed third in the 1964 NCAA outdoor track championship*. W B C H FOOTBALL rnnVo’.T. COUNTY touchdown on Calodonia's first • play from scrimmage. : Ueing good .-.peed, running 1 knowhow and superb balance. I the 190-pound Benedict sdfrq I scoring runs of 45. 53, 51 on<^»। yards: Bob Ru-acll scored the Hackett ltd 7-0 on a 37-yard pass play from Bill Martin to I Bruce Stutz and added tt*e point. The game closed Hackett's sea- A trio of Michigan Rtate foot­ ball standouts, Clinton Janes. Jim Bummer* and Gene Wash- BARRY Caledonia finished the sea- 126 Ea*t State St. Friday. Name Art Mead President of City Basketball Loop Williams. H Gldley. OL'. southwestern Slate game area is located on Yankee Spring* Middleville. , action la. but hunter shouldn't It will be open for eYSmining BACKS —Jim William*. Greg expect to flush u covey of quail deer during the Nov. 20-21 and Wood. Boger Will. Hick Abbey. every few minutes even in this through Dog Warden Dean Braden, according to the Hu­ mane Society.' Braden'can be contacted through rf»e sher­ iff* office. The five are a eom- Boyne, SJ lUituw-. High’s. Co - Captain more Michigan Stale halfback Clln- Ken Weller ran away with the | West eWtril Conference'*'Si6rNo one know* what this'Win---- - --------- -------------- -------- m, r>rr according to tlie sutu1 ml ter will bring, but this much is Spartan record In a Big Ten, tics kept by GreenriHCk Wally from William* good for 35 yard*;of quail bunting, thc Conaenra- J jJaehnlg. Kenny had 11 touchbtrds that might have fallen. then Will scored from 20. yards Uan Department points out that , out. ' ‘ one big must 1* a f^xkI dog. Quail . ended up on the tables of hunt ­ The hut Hasting* touchdown are tiard enough to find with a '1 instead. come on a fine ran around right, dog and without one. thc hunt- ers ' end by Hoke who went for 28 er's chances of getting much yards Abbey powered over tor xhootlng are pretty poor, the point making Uie score 26-6.1 •--------------------- -* —*—• .ing combination and slwtgun* must 'Y**'—* <««..«• - In both barrel and >nd the visitor* scored twice, une when In or on i 'n’c Strongmen never were When and wliere to hunt? .1. UmMi. motor1 a gome und scored 183 point* to Hunter* who down deer in the ... their onnonent* 83. Ask Hunters to llnve Experts Check Their Deer Good Pal's BiUy led aU the way and held off a last minute chal­ lenge to win the featured Classic The deadline to enter lcam.% and payment of thc tJ5 entry fee. is 0:45 pm. Wednesday. Nov. Sunday via school bus to watch 24. in Room 182. (he Lions lose to the 48 cr*. "niey Eight taurui wre represented saw ■ good game despite the fact that their heroes lost On Uie re­ Mon. The teams have ben prac­ turn trip the lads had dinner at Gilberts at Jackson. ThU outing ticing on Thursday nights, Dtwas cooked up and arranged for by Russ Belfield, who footed some of the bill himself and con­ downs and 18 extra points In tacted other* for the rest. "Not league games for a total of 82 one person turned me down," points. 40 points higher titan Ixe Russ declared. . . . Cuming back Hill of SL Johns who had 42. from the game Sunday we < Bel­ Weller was 14 points short of the field* and Young*) stopped al record 96 points scared by Harold the Marsh Nowlin home in Mar­ Olds of Grand Ledge last year. If shall. Marsh Is no different there anyone at Hasting* High had concerned about an Indithe way. he played 18 holes ,-------been well out in ®nday. . . . Coach Clarey had only four front. He had a total of 85 .•-euons below the 500 mark in points for thc season. Here Is Wally's complete tabu­ his 15 years at HHS In which lation: •even or eight quail are left in Lower Peninsula Nov 20 through1 In Ute wcond half Oreg C. Oil- «ch com-, there are . Ion* intercepted a little Comet, bird* to form their feathery more only a Billy Wins Again PUPPIES AVAILABLE 201 I. Midi,,,. Hastings Mt. Wl 5-3412 of the 1965 Season �OFFf AND DI HINNINfi NNING Thuraday. November 18, IMS Dinner Bell Derby | HASTINGS BOWLING SUNDAY MIXED DOUBLES High series and, score#: Von Howell 230-538. Bill Burna 191535. Jim Bourne 193-527, Ron Fellow 189-525. Allan Hlnrichaen 170-475, Wesley Friend 166­ 462. Ray Pavlik 179-627. Bonnie Wyant 195-47. Helene Bourne 176. Joon Koslnsky 150. Benny Brown 207-494. Jock Cronlngrr 170. Pcv. Cronlnger 164. Dorothy Burna 144. Nancy Taylor 181. Bob Shx-um 157. 8. Springer 158. Miles Nelson 142, Pat Nelson 148 and Harry Kronewitter 151. 31. McAllister Oil 29U, Foodland M'l- Northaldc Grocery 24 and Huallng# Height* -* 34. Sheriff's lers'22'.. Gardners 21. Hastings Floor Covering 20. Duraclean and Action Flex 19. V A J Mobil 17. Hasdngs Milling and Cuylers 16. Bums Refrigeration 15>v. Rockhill Ac Bangluut 14. Copper I-anteni 13 and 'Arcade Beauty Salon 11 Good Seriea: Slilrley VanDen­ burg 200-503. Oeny Newton 167h34. Ellen Davis 162-4416. Burt Banner 12 S. Auto Tag Inn 7. Good scores: Bonnie Hatha­ way 179-440. Bernie Eckert 209­ 531, Emina Magoon 170-481, Payo 4ffil. Betty Shrier 161-464, Anna McDonald 160-455. Pat Conly IW-443. Menu DePew 180-499. Killy Van Dblnc 193-483. Fran Owens IG4-457: 'Good Games: Delores Wiley 163. Jeanne Frrnthwny 171. Rote -Hen.'tehren 163. Inex Lyon .V", 160. -................................................... F»m Brown 168. Margaret Cuykr 164 and Irene HcuUl Irene' Htath of Hastings Radio A TV pirkid up the 4-10 spilt. Sharon Hrrrtngton. of Penney#, the 2-7!;• and Doris Naylor of Hastings Milling, the 2-7-8. RECREATION LEAGUE NO. 2 John Gorodenskl and Art Bennett shared series honors with 542. Chuck Baker posted well 209-310. Stu Howes 510. Larry Penrod 201-509. Qlck Hud­ son 502 and Ray Lundqutrt 300, Standings: Walldorff's 26. Gil­ more's 24. Johnnies* Auto Parts IB. Goodyear Bros and Wood- Middleville Romps for 23rd Straight Victory Michigan's prep football aea- ,------------------------------- =------------------ton come to an end Friday nigh: scoring 98 pointe with 10 touch—with the cxcepdon ol a few ilowns. aprelal game# and Uie Greenville Tom Warner laul 325 yards in -Belding giunc which was poet- 50 carries, scoring 45 points with poned until Tutaday because of six touchdowns, and Terry Appel the tornado warnings— and Mid- had 19-1 yards in 18 carrier and 1 , dlevlUe HlghS powerful Trojans tlure touchdowns. wrapped up anoUier undefeated uraauaung *-*a acniora inengaged in Independent research season with a 53-0 romp over' Urtmy. ,runii HO Saranac. R.?^xn Wke bo11 c<Mlch Bob VanderVeen Is Wtaln^ drllUn« hU 12 V*ni^ —--------MIas Godfrey --------------is the daughter ot ranked Cltua C champions 23 ln P™P«»tton for Ute Mr. and Mra Robert B. Godfrey, straight win and third straight .1 .. ' G 1 "arn,r* opening of the 1966-6S season 1218 Writ Oteen St. Expressway Conference* title. In Jim Bender. against Mar?,hall here on Friday. Each Kahima*o<> wnior I* refact, tlie Trojans have not l«.t Juniors an the i a league game rinre the circuit Veiderman. Dale HHS Basketball Lina Godfrey . Squads Drill for At <’K Collefie Opening Games Loan 21H, Mary's Beauty Stop •JOV}. Haan's Standard and Pis­ ton Ring 20. Michigan Magnet- 456. Mary Roush 191-487, Elian Dolman 491-189, l-oube Balis 170-471,' GJndy* Edwards 20C­ MONDAY BOWLEBETE8 Train Standings: Walldorff's 483, Shirley VanDenburg 191­ 541. Wilma Daniels 187-500. Motor Aalres 25, OHmorvs 24^ Ha-uinw Radio TV 23. Mah­ Benner 191-501 THE HASTINGS BANNER—3 by John!. John I. Day Day ------- 1 old racing, but with Quarter Horses it's a different story. A feature at some Quarter Horse tracks in the West is an event for suckling fuels kt 150 yard* mother. When on occasion he wanders off in pursuit of a Errasshopper and suddenly rcaixes the separation he quickly makes a run for it. It i» on that basis that the Milk Run or llinncr Bell Derby is staged. The mares are held at a noint just beyond the finlih line and the fools are led 160 yards up the stretch. At a given signal they are released and the result is an exciting, if brief, race. their dinner. • Anyone who has watched mares and their fools in a field will have noted that at the young far from hie known to keen their own "past performance’1 charts on the youngsters for reference when Ik.... they go ... to the post under .nv« silks some two yean later. Early American Thorough­ breds, famed for being able to run two or three four-mile heats in an afternoon, usually did not get to the race track for serious competition until they were 5-year-olds. Thought­ ful owners and Thoroughbred breeders today take a dim view Farms 15. Nashville Gravel 13 and Hastings Meat Matkrt 11. Ex-West Central Wrestling Champ On U-M Squad straight without defeat. COM.MERCIAL MINORS Although eight lettermen have Paul Cassell had another good been lost. Including two duunpnight Tluiraday and anaggled ions, the cutlook Is bright again 210-584 to act the pace in the | thia Winter. Uast through gradu­ Commercial Minors. Galen Danation are such letterwlnnen as Iris rolled 213-583. M. Greenfield Bob Spaly. third beat heavy­ 204-564. Jin* Barnum 224-582. R. weight in the Nation: Chris StoLundquist 524. B HraUt 510. R. Mlchlgan's defending Big Ten 177-pound champton; Rick HeriMreUh 614. Pete Kruger 214­ wrrotllng champs wlU be sliootjn - pound king; Doug 557. Al Stanton 517. O. Smith ing for the phcnonetnal airing Hornung. 13-3-pound runner-up. ------------------------MONDAY NIGHT MIXERS 1508. Gordon Trick 222-562. Rod of four straight title, when Cliff Diettick. formre- 147Welcome Tavern ™u «». J. Myer# 206-518. K 1965-66 campaign. I Returning al 123 pounds' 1# B1U Kruko 201-558, C. Asplnali 507, Robert Ingram 210-535. C. ed a record breaking 88 points who'll probably move up to 130 Cooley 514. Jim Barr 504. P. and won five of nine Individual NOW AT Woodman 600, II. Organ 517 and championships to win the crown. J Wcalnck 613. ■Standings: Parkers Bar 29, seeking to ex- rctumlng after J 25. Hastings Aluminum 24. Deputies and Larkc Cltgo 23. Bender Gravel and Clxmoweth 172-249. R. Wyngarden 138-249, are used for this assignment. B Terry 137-343, A. Merrill 121­ NEW FROM ler's and Montgomery Ward 18. 242, S. VanDenberg 125-239. M. tng Big Ten titllat. will move up Viking. Al's A Dote and Has­ Haines 121-233, 8. Goodyear 117­ tings Electric 15. Southend Pood 219. M. Nelson 134-218, Jerry Cal Jenkins, senior letterman and Hastings Banner 14 and Whitney 111-225. M. Chase 109Pattern Monument 13. 113-210. B. Jerow 106-208, O. substitute and a sophomore COMMERCIAL MAJORS Ziegler 114-300. O Martin 113-1 Wllh Kammen. from 307 and 8. Barnum 118-301. OrandFO^. Minn, is Burt 1 ■-■■■ — um HnI a * riM — v. _ Merical of Dee ir-uMdnee, la. and Thursday as he fired 227-607 to AJBC SENIOR DIVISION <Jcn Headrick. Chettar^ogn. BUI Hackney carded 203-582. Standings: Shell Service 34(4,;Term. A pair ot aopbomorae. Bruce Terry 217-374, Maynard Hastings Bowl 30, St. Martin * 15. Wayne Hanson and Fred StchAmerican Legion 13. '------ - ------------- ------— — — j 157 prospects. McLean 200-156, Lawrence 414 11H and 7-Up one. -------- •—— — ——' Meet llkriy candidate# at 167 Dean Lambert 170-434. Chuck are B1U Waterman of Saginaw; Lydy 294-533. Paul Edwards 535. Jordan 147-420 Rick VanDcn- Tofn saunderx, Columbus. Ohio, Irwin Hanrood 203-540, Bob burg 168-454. Mike Mast 175-410 antj Wayne Weott, formar Hill Wentl be mevLambert 202-641, Harry McCol­ and We. VanDenburg 106-44F. EMBOSSED lum 529. Dave Irwin 204-526, Bill iSJiTlvnl.r. EXCELON* THE Bums 522. Glenn Laubaugh 528. HASTINGS FLOOR COVERING Armstrong Valley defeated Olivet, 12-3। St. Philip 13, Galesburg- lu- .. . ....I T^.. i"r I crvmi or. practice icactung. Mojii, Terry Appel and Tomi Blue & Gold edition. n<«e»v unaer miner Warner. The lone Sophomore | The ^axons will play in Class was Gory VanEUt. Daves broth- b this year perhaps for the last ‘J 2f,th Deportment of Po«• \ Ume L^f- SX1* ii?e ‘saxXi Si Lakeview 2 and Climax-ScotIs Lansing Gabriels scored in competed in Class A and roared. 18, Bloomingdale 0. every quarter to average the 55-; to a> district championihlp nt . -------------------------------------1900 8t. Johns lost to Lansing------Oa---- defrat suffered al the hand* Battle Creek Central's field.,he UwUd 80,1 “ Ibriel*. 25-6; Grund Ledge lied ot the St. Johns Redwings last house. Loiuuig Eastern. 6-6. and Eaton year ^Bob Every scored the St Three lettermen are back from Rapids and Michigan Center tied Johns touchdown from Uie one , last year's squad which won IvllUUlvVllIv I CLCo Bl 21-21. m the fjna) period. seven games and loat 10 during] Middleville Maple Valley aioshcd sloshed through “’«■ regular season and and’ finished' finished J ap fUmng ................ scored. once In Um... and . : .hall at. Olivet _ ___ .to In n thrM.urav first quarter, three times In thc mud. rain ln ■ three-way tls tie tnr for flflh fifth in in IOltxlv VjIIuIIIUD ix — j — j — West Central Conference , secund and twice in each of Uie wm the non-leaguo encounter, final two periods in their romp Maple Valle> scored In the aecIK- Redskins. o—a.1.1_ : .... . . win. . over- the " onTand third quarters ’to lhe ut,e w,u* • u*2 Ittord Dave VanEltt scored the first Olivet scored In the fourth. Lettermen on the squad in- , Middleville's T-K High School alx-potnter. going over from the Dick Steward fell co a block-1 **"*e .K.cn We**7 “d St,v' State Coss C champlonahlp foot­ 14 alter the touchdown situation ed Olivet kick in the end rone ’ \ ° ball team members were honertd was «c; up by a recovered fumble for tt>e first TD and Dan Car-' TUMday night at a banquet held at the school sponsored by the on the visitors' 23. iigan tallied in lhe third from, Terry Pallauo recovered an- the one.. Deni* Sedlar went 12 der. both Seniors. other fumble un lhe Redskin lords in thc* finale to score for Others on the squad are Tom 15 and four pta>« later Bob Olivet and Steve Perry kicked Bortak, Bob Ironside, Jim King. While went in from lhe t»<». the point. John Peterson. Steve Tafiee and Tom Griffith scored the extra St. Philip nipped Galraburg- Chris West. Juniors, and Jim Coach Bcb White, whose grid­ Po,nlAugusta 13-7. Coach Hill Mas- Williams, the lone Sophomore. dem took tnrir second straight ■State crown with an undefeated WhJJe scored the third touch- MU'* team went Into the game West. 6-7. Is a transfer to 9-0 record and 33 straight victories. down also, romping 55 yards on unbeaten and ranked No. 3 in Hastings from Lakewood. a pui from Tern Griffith. Dave C**" C In lbt Stale, and The Junior Varsity aquad un­ der Coach Don Mullens includes tains for Uie 1966 aggregation . blocking a punt which Jack) Philip C< four Freshmen. Glen Cote. Gary Campbell recovered-on their 15. called thl Dave Vanpst. Rob White and Hal!. Tom Hoke and Gary Robbe Jack Campbell were honored as White went over from lhe two. satisfying and scored the next touchdown | career." berths Include Rick Abbey. Wil­ U« three most valuable members from the 35 and Griffith paaaed Oalraburg scored in the flrat liam Ellis, Jim Fisher. Mike Flifor the fJolnt. period. St. Philip tied it In lhe g eraid. Oreg C. GUIons, Mike riurr.plouhip aquad. while Terry Jamie Rohrbacher recovered a second and went ahead In the Homan. Don Lawrence and Appel, a Junior, was named the fumble on the Saranac 35 and third frame. most improved player. Roger Will. 'Y° Middleville's 1966 Record: The Freihman squad Includes S Middleville 27. Delton 0. Coleman. Bruce ■ st Mark atmoet a ■teg Middle, ilie 44. Cakdoota 0. “’.IMfcH. U. C. * Feldpausch. David Fisher. Wil­ However. tlie liam Hammond. Alan Hengesi!K^. !lbach. Greg Martin. Steve Pocer- vhlsUlng call audible 30 or 40 nik. James Pryor, Bill Bholu. Jan's nine gamc-with a total of ' *‘ u' Doug Storrs. Steve Strickland graphic says. 164 pointe on 24 touchdown and 'J ddl*'. and Rick VanDenburg. 20 conrenriona He accumulated 2' Drake Garrett, Michigan State 1J01 yards In 149 carries for on °' Sophomore halfback, was a four8.7 average Dave VanELtt nickT°tel Points 385 38. year letterman in both football ally; Bob Ritter, Junior Vanity, and track at Dayton. (Ohio) U8Ej BANNER WANT ADS! and Don Kenfield. Freshman. Dunbar High. At Grid Banquet SWIH.CHIP 12" x 12”, service gauge • distinctive—practical • embomng hclpc hide scuH arid heel marks • made of rugged vinyl-asbes­ tos for long wear and easy maintenance • goes anywheie in the home • perfect for the do-it-yourselfer HASTINGS FLOOR COVERING 123 W. State St. Phorif 5-5118 Quslity Msterish snd , former v, re; central champion. 201-520, Steaart Howe# 519. Dave and Mike Koeller, Ann Arbor. Goodyear 214-519, Wayne New­ 206-557, Ken Beckwith 310-539. Roy Schlachter 506, Harold. Sher­ sing Sexton Mar, is Sophomore ton 518 and Les Springer 517., Standings: Piston Rina* 32, ry 551. Karol Owen 523, Wayne Harwood's 25, Culllgan 24. City Food 23. Roush Tailors 22 W. MUler Jewelers 22. Montgomery Ward 21. Aluminum Products 13, Auto Tag Inn 12 and Tyden lift. BANTAM LEAGUE (Under 18) Standings: Haans 19. Legion Auxiliary 16. Kaecheteb 16, Dale's 15. Bums Refrigerator and Food Canter 14. George'* Cltgo 13. Patten Monument 11. Law­ rence LP and Superette 10. Auto and Barr's Tires 7, Hastings Alu­ minum and Copper Lantern 6. VA-J Mobil 5 and Hastings Mo- Kenyon 208-522. John Koalnsky 571. Dick Hart 529, Nolan Jolincock 206-567. Glenn Laubaugh 530. Jerry Keeg.tra 622. Pat Terpaning 202-600. Charles Krauss 215- 681. Chris Howard 613, Doug Vickery 530. Harv H»an 523, Ken Robbe 511. Paul Edwards 534. Ron Peilow ’ 517. Herb Service 216- 547, Charite Purdum 202-561, Ward Woodmansee 503. Jack Bowman 210-528. Ed Bbeler 200­ 512, Maynard Park 637. Bob Boyle 607. Darrel Will yard 616, Don Pickard 507 and Bob Abcndroth 513. TUESDAY TWISTERS Standings: Pleasant Point Mo­ tel and Barn Market 25, Powder Box 34H, MCr. Louies 22H, Local Finance 22 and Bealle Ins. Agency 13. Best acores: Marilyn Dahlhouser 181-410. Virginia Howard 170-458, Shirley Hawks 181-422, Mary Parker 147-417. Sharon Geiger 143-403 and Donna Guy 179-454. Although the Coast Guard Is usually thought of as an “at are on/active duty In Spain. Eng­ land. Guam. Japan. Viet Nam HASTINGS MFG. LEAGUE Mike Reynolds led the circuit and Turkey and many other Tuesday with 223-591. Joe Stutt countries throughout Use world. D. Garg led the league with rolled 209-573. Les Springer 200­ 167 - 200, J. Bunuworth rolled 540, Aaron Sherk 204-534, Jock Smith 534. Carl Baker 628. May­ nard Tucker 526. Harry McCol­ lum MI. Emerson Struble 220­ 517, Art Oallup 513. Jim O'Con- Mid-Villa Inn MIDDLEVILLE Standings: Tool Room 32, Of­ fice 30. Courthouse Service and Caslte 24. Leftovers 23, Pressers 20, Tough Guys and Machine Room 19. Journeymen 16 and Chrome Room 14. FRIDAY FISH SPEC AL All the Percfe You Con Eat TUESDAY MIXED LEAGUE Standings: Highland Dairy Welton's Heating & Plumbing 27. Thomapple Skating Rink and River Send Golf Course ’26. Andrus Insurance 34. Ken & Bob's Gulf Service 17, Johnson's Furniture 16 and Poll's Construc­ tion 13. thia week, firing I90-S Bafrtng chalked 191-41 Wilcox 178-433, Frank 114*473. Ruth SATURDAY HAPPY HOUR Drinks Vi Price from 8 to 9 p.m CHICKEN S OUR SUNDAY SPECIALTY Baked to Golden Perfection __ $4 50 I Cheney HUNTERS INSURANCE For as $|00 Low as COME IN AND ASK ABOUT IT! For All Typos of Inturancc HASTINGS 134-333, INSURANCE AGENCY ‘'Side of Strand Theatre” vuv. tarry ai Richter 130. YOU GET THE BEST USED CAR BUYS WHEN THE NEW CARS HAVE JUST CUME OUT 219 West State St. Sales of brand-new FUks have never been greater—and our stock Hf late-model low-mileage trade-in cars has never been bigger. Our lots are already jammed and there’s no end in sight! You may never again find our resistance so low to any reasonable offer. Come take advantage of us while success has our backs to the wall. The time is now! O Hastings SPEEDY WASH COIN-OP Laundromat rFORD DEALERS A Live Orchestra playing Music your dancing and listening pleasure Friday, Saturday & Sunday Evenings. Phdna SY 5-3640 FOR YOUR CONV8NI4NCI Wl HAVI INJTALLID A DOLLAR-BILL CHANGIR PROFIUIONAL DRY CHAN I NG SERVICE Hern. Gun Uk. Opr, 5:00 328 N. Michigan Halting* R enneD FORD, 1st. R Phone Wl 5-2421 �। tamia W MMywlM NT. to­ day, Nov. 7. * Mr. and Mr* Eu­ gene Poll and daughters of Ad* •■era Bunday. Nov. 7 visitora at ;Mr. and M«. Doan Stuart. * Mr and Mra Rlch*rd Abel and eons and friend of Kalamaroo were visitor# Saturday, Nov. 8. of Willard Haight Dies Suddenly At Home Here Dr. Hubert Overholt of Hol­ lerith Buehler. Korval ThaCan Thompson. Hubert Por- Banfield-Vicinity Julie Oartnai upon tho arrival of 7 pound, 5 imncc Mary Ann at Oommunity Hospital co QoL 25. ★ Mr. and Mra. Leo Prey and Kathryn ware dinner gutwt* of Mr. and Mra. Norman Loop­ aid and family, of T Drive south of Bohevue Tho dinner was in East Doud --- ----r, FhHUp Mt daughter* called <m Mrs. John Dull M her Niuhville Items. The Banfield choir met at the church Saturday for ptiqttcu. * Bunday from 5 to fl .JO pm. MYF _ family beoauM Of tho officers training wm attended W of Mra. Phillips father, by preridenL Joan Brank; vico —________ _ — ------- Dull, of Nashville. He paw­ guests of her p*renta. Ur. and; ed away early last Sunddy mornMra. Rudolph Soya. * The WSCS ing. Hi* funeral was Wednesday mat Wednesday at the Banfleid at I o’clock In the Vogt's FuneMcthodlst Church. Mra Rudolph ra! inrkxs. Interment wm In Soya and Mr* Ray Blankenship the Naahville Cemetery after tho were fQ-hn*t*sera Mia* Edith military services had been per- u*yd °'c*n Bernard Museum Hopes for Old Cream Separator (J.SAf Special Notice 11-14 LB. AVG„ U.1.DA. GRADE 'A', OVEN-READY Infthe Familj Oraditioii NEXT WEEK ONLY: Haight. XL-. Haight had been a resident ot Hastings for many years and had been employed on forms in Friday ★ Mr and Mr*. Georg* Faupce en­ tertained the Left-Over Com­ munity Club Saturday evening. ★ Mr. and Mrs. Earl Poslhumus and Mr. and Mra. Howard Tha­ ler and Gene and Gayle attended the Ferris-Central football game in Big Rapids Saturday night * Mr. and Mra. Al Barnard and sons visited her mother. Mrs. Ralph Moore, at the Medical Fa­ cility and relative* in Charlotte DOUBLE Freeport Green Stamps ZEELANDER HEN 20-24-LB. OVEN-READY TURKEYS FZEELANDER TOM TURKEYS SWIFT’S PREMIUM TURKEY 11-14 LB. AVG. OVENRIADY, SWIFT'S MtSMlUM BUTTERBALL Mark at Xfuskegon. Mrs. Gibbs remained to spend a few days and will also spend a few days with her other daughter and family. Mr. and Mra. Irving Gil- TUESDAY HEN 60 YEAR MORE AND AHD TURKEYS MORE LUCKY FAMILIES ENJOY THESE FINER TURKEYS FROM...' WEDNESDAY table we want you to have th* fine*! bird to ba found anywhere. Wo'va saarchod the field and year erfti ' * ’ ' tradition with our customer*. It's a tradition wilh us. Bo aura to order your turkav today. , ' / ANGEL FOOD CAKE < FOOD CENTER BISCUITS Sentenced in Municipal Court Alfred Mark. 27, Grund Rap­ ids. pleaded guilty to reckless driving charge when lie was ar­ raigned Monday, Nov. 8. before Municipal Judge L E. BarnaX He was fined $50 plus $545 Plus a Big Selection of Oysters, Turkey Broilers, Ducks, Stuffed Turkeys, Geese & Roasting Chickens FROM PURINAI 10 TO 14 LB. Deer Hunter Specials PESCHKE SLAB BACON »-»■ ECKRICH SMOKED SAUSAGE CANADIAN STYLE BACON Walton visited Mr. and Mra. Ted Walton and family of Clio. Sun­ day cn route homo they were evening lunch guesu. of Mr. and Mra. Don Walton of St. Johns. * Mr. and Mra. Don Walton and family of St. Johns were Sat­ urday, Nov. e, supper guws of hia parents, Mr. and Mra. Claude Walton. * Mra. Pal Boynton, Mrs. Ray Seam. Mrs. Lixrie Blough and Mra. Mina Wieland •nth Mra. Alary Guy and Mra. Iva Birman of Lake Odnun spent Friday, Nov. 6. In' Lansing In the afternoon they called on Ungs, arrested in Nashville on Saturday cm a drunk and dis­ orderly charge, was ordered to serve 10 days in the county Jail, pay a $10 fine plus $8.70 court 59c 79c $1.09 TURKEYS Lake Odessa sue can Enriched White By Mra. Dan Peterman ibiin* LIBBY, PIE GOLD MEDAL With Coupon Country Fresh PUMPKIN FLOUR be the Old Barber Shop and thc Old Milliner Shop and member* taking in old barber equipment 3 HAPPIER FAMILIES Saturday, Nov. 0. at Adrian Col­ lege, and raw the game between Adnan and Albion, a David Blough of MSU *pcnt thc week­ end of Nov. 6. with Ids parents. Mr. and Mr* Prank Thompson and family visited their ton. Mr. and Mra. Dennis Thompson and baby at Goshen. Ind.. Sunday, Nov. 7. Mr. and Mra. Charles King attended the More In their 20-24 LB. AVG. OVEN-READY TOMS who will donate than to the Museum. picaao get in touch with ua Everything from egg crates und sections to pickle buml* will be appreciated! The Old . Blacksmith Shop fa also, completed on tho outride tar Winter work. Anyone wish­ ing to donate. time or old Imple­ ments. picaae contact Dr. Bern­ ard. llito building Lt U» fourth on the Museum Compound. Tho WHIPPING IUS1WHM । NfHHO (OMRFU M* IHANKSGIV M6 MINUS CREAM drew Wayne, were released from Pennock Hospital, Saturday. * Mr. and Mra. Roy Wwncr visited his parents, the Jolin C. Warn- SPARTAN SOLID Roy's lather him been rrireerd from General Hospital. * Mr. and Alni. Homer Bartlett lore In Grand Rapid. Bunday to trials BUTTER HALF PINT ASWESEEIT Grunge will furnish the porgram. * Mr. and Mrs. Roy Warner were Tuasday visitors ot the Al Bliushtari family of Lansing and PET MILK 13-FI. PORK LOIN .ROU . . . QUEEN'S ROAST OPEN 9 A.M. to 9 P.M store HOURS next TUES. & WED. and Mra. Olnui Torrey wUli Mra Lre B union und sister ot lauuing wore Sunday dinner BONBLESS SPECIAL ------------ fil-RIrt FROZfcN-mESH A Meaningful Thanksgiving Folks in the Hastings are* liave something extra to be thankful for this year. The E. W. Bliss Company strike has ended and men. manageoptimistic. All of our out­ standing Hastings manufac­ turing firm* mean a tot io GELATIN GRAPE JUICE GOLDEN YAMS FOIL WRAP p®As -nrr FREE! I 1966 YOU COULD BE A WINNER Check your Magic Kard Today New numbers Are you planning to get a few things done around thc house on the Holiday? Drop in this weekend and get tlie things you will be iiMriiug. Aside from materials with which to do every kind of job you may have in mind. CHEVELLE or IMPALA DUTCH MAID OVEN-READY SWIFTS PREMIUM CENTER RIB PORK 20 -24 LB. TOM CHOPS TURKEYS East Middle Lake Uy Mra, Denin M. Cairtu posted each week WITH $10? IGOLD MEDAL 25 COUNTRY STYLE SPARERIBS lb. 59c U6GEST HOP AND S tRYDAY and Mr* Jolui Mason and Mr. and Mrs Carl Faulkner enjoyed dinner at Woodland Saturday evening, * Mr. and Mra. Alfred Haskill of lauiring were Friday IN MICHIGAN ISPARTAN BUTTER POOD Bumpus. Sunday evening call­ ers at tho Cairn*' home were Mrs. Winn Hinchlni-on son and niece ot /da and Mr. and Mrs. �November is ’ Hunting Month ' - Hunt For Bargains in the Want Ads -THE HASTINGS BANNER POTLICATION OBDER. LEGALS CLASSIFIED AD PAGE PHONE NOTICE or ORAMTtNO or ADMIXI1TXATI0N. i!P HASTINGS BANNER Wl 5-3481 JU" if,. S. Hanover ot City Limits TtJJTTT: 11*64 VALIANT 4 Dr. Standard. Radio, heater. 1965 CHEVROLET "rKDKKAt. ZlVISui AND 1965 PLYMOUTH BARRACUDA 2 Dr. 6 cyl. Stand, w walls, Radio. 1964 FALCON HASTINGS 1963 FORD GALAXIE 590 4 Dr Sedan. Automatic. Rod!;?, heater, power steering. MOTOR SALES 1962 OLDS 1963 PLYMOUTH BELVEDERE 2 Dr Sedan. Auto. 8 cyl. Radio, heater. 1962 RAMBLER CUSTOM Dr. 6 cyl. Automatic. Radio, heater. Cheap I 1962 FORD GALAXIE 4 Dr, 6 cyl. Stand. Radio. 1961 FORD SEDAN 4 Dr, 8 cyl, automatic. Radio. brakes. Automatic. 1962 CORVAIR CONV. Wl 5-3903 1964 DODGE DART Torque Fllte ..................... $1593 re ..sms. WITH A BETTER 1962 RAMBLER 2 Dr. Automatic. .. USED CAR . . . Dynamic 88 4 Dr, power steering and brakes, radio, good whitewall tires, fully, guaranteed. Wl 5-2478 107 N. Michigan Ave. ■■ Hastings, Michigan Okun Bros. 272 E. Mich. 1965 GALAXIE FORD — Red, tudor. whitewalls, power steer­ ing, vinyl Interior, tinted wind­ shield, padded dash, radio. record player. Phone Odessa 374-8470. 11/18 A* Buiinasa Opportunities FOR WINTER ROSE PROTECTION ROSE KONES CHOICE DUTCH BULBS still available FARM b 231 W. Stole SCRAPER BLADES $891*5 up GARDEN Wl 5-5982 1200 bu. CORN CRIBS $335.00 NOTICE! I Let Form Bureau Services Our new truck hoist and dryer are ready! WINTER TIRES—Car—Truck MUFFLERS To fit moat Tractors BANNER Call Wl 5-3481 SERVICE —Mercury outboard motor!.' New and used boats Flote Boats. Trailers and ac­ cessories. M-66 in Nashville OL 3-3851 or OL 3-6074. tf We Offer Top Prices. A* Loet and Found For Your Corn FARM BUREAU SERVICES BEAGLE HOUND LOST In Yankee Springs hunting area. Black, white and brown, an­ swers to name. "Curly." Re­ ward. Ph. FI 4-7535. 11/25 FREEMAN LOADER A* For Salo—Mltcollaneoiu MAHLER MOTOR SALES GRAVITY FLOW BOXES $165.60 . SEASON END PRICE REDUCTION 1310 N. Michigan Phone Wl 5-2479 .t • Baleua Uni-Harvesters, Pickers, GOOD AS NEW STORE tf OPEN FRIDAYS CANVAS TARPS 5x7 to 16x20 $3.47 up WINICK SURPLUS Wl 5-JJ24 206 N. Michigas Heating - Plumbing Service New • Remodel • Repai FRANCISCO FARM SUPPLY M-37 So. 945-3150 11/18 3 1-pleee SNOW SUITS, small Z 2-plece SNOW SUITS, unall WINTER SHOES for the family Men’s Winter UNDERWEAR 11/18 "An optimist is the Wl 5-5352 For THANKSGIVING Big red apples for the fruit howl Sweet cider for a ■Thanksgiving refresher-drink.” Use our recipe. Excellent squash and potatoes Decorative Indian Com Nelson's Welcome Orcliard H mile north of Ionia on MM ___________ 11/18 FOR SALE —Ironer. $35.00. Ph 307-3403. H/13 * H.lp W.rW man who thinks he is go- SALESPEOPLE — Part time KAECHELE'S 305 S. Church FOR MORE BEAUTIFUL HAIR —Use Rexairs fast permanent. Regular 8300—Now $100. No pre-shampoo—No after odor. Available at Jacobs' Pharmacy, tf TABLE PAPER - For picnics, family reunions, lots of uses. w Stag's Wallpaper '4u/aint Store Winter SLEEPWEAR CLASSIFIEDS ELECTRIC Razors repaired— Special — Your razor cleaned, lubricated and sharpened, only (135. Service and satisfaction guaranteed Lapo Drug, 144 E Slate St, Hastings tf handle your* shelled corn direct from the field . . . BATTERIES III) ICE — Trimming, cabling, rePhone OL 3-4086. Nashville. Mich ft Portable AIR COMPRESSORS $89315 up TRACTOR and WINDOW GLASS INSTALLED In aluminum. (tael or wood sash. Burkey Auto Glass i Radlatar Shop. 318 N. Jeffer­ son, Hastings. tf BLAIR'S FARM SUPPLIES $39.50 up MEN OR WOMEN-Llke to be your own boss with unlimited earning! potential? Part time or fulltime. Husband and wife can-work together. For inter­ view appointment write: Box 124. Dimondale, Michigan. 48821. 11/16 * PEAT MOSS \<l 5-5052 vacation with BEAUTY COUNSELORS COS- . NEW 8c USED PUMPS-New inMETICS—Part time—no can-I itallatlom and remodeling. — ■Banflcld ------------------------- Ph. vasslng or parties. I powen-s plumbing Co. Free es­ timates. 34 hour service. CaU 721-8220. Nancy Uldrlks. write Middleville SY 5-3643 malnp R4. Box M5. Battle Creek. 8Y 5-3044 days. tf Michigan. 12/9 ★ Automotive 1st NAT. CHARQf WALK UP ANO SAVE! HASTINGS Classified Paragraphs While . . . Brick | NOTICES PONTIAC - OLDS - CADILLAC $10.88 Use Our Lay-a-way GOODYEAR BROS. 124 N. Jefferson TRANSPORTATION SPECIALS 1959 LINCOLN REAHM MOTOR SALES Air Force Korean Boots 19«1 FORD FALCON 4 Dr Farm Machinery 1960 MERCURY 1963 FORD SEDAN 4 Dr. H top....................... .$395 . . . Very low mileage and ex­ ceptionally clean, standard 1959 RAMBLER Station Wagon. ............. $125 .transmission for economical 1961 PLYMOUTH . driving. Valiant Wagon............ . S330 1963 FORD STATION WAGON 1958 RAMBLER . . . Country Squire. Power 4 Dr. Sedan. ... .$125 1959 MERCURY clean! • 4 Dr. Sedan .................... .$345 I960 FORD PUBLICATION ORDEX OPEN FRIDAY NITE Supply Limited .$795 1961 CHEVROLET STA. WGN. 4 Dr. Top condition. Used 1963 CHEVROLET BISCA NE 2 Dr Sedan............ . $l.l»5 1965 VOLKSWAGEN CAMPER 1962 CHEVROLET BISCA . . . Fully equipped for that $895 ramping trip. New car condl1962 MERCERY CUSTOM lion with 9,000 miles. 4 Dr Sedan. Automatic drive, 196FOLDS CONVERTIBLE power steering, power rskea. Radio. Like new._____ $1,195 and brakes, radio, whitewalls, red with white top and match­ 1962 METEOR 4-Dr. Sedan. V8 engine Autoing Interior. malic drive...................... $ 995 1963 OLDS SPORT COUPE 1961 RAMBLER CLASSIC . . . Beautiful maroon and 4 Dr. Sedan. . ............... S 595 white tutone. fully equipped, new whitewall Ures^xcellent 1961 RAMBLER STA. WC N. cojyfltlon. / 4 Dr. Automatic drive. adlo. Extra good condition. 1963 OLDS SEDAN 7 I1«5. al io oo . I.urlrwm. M>.l SeartaC b. I.-I4 i 1963 RAMBLER 2 Dr. U.0 ...(995 —1962 John Deere 2010 Tractor. —1950 John Deere B Tractor.. SAVE $S NOW Hydraulic A-l shape! • 1965 COMET —1954 Cockshutt Tractor. 4 Dr. Sedan. V8 engine. Radio rJiape! , In showroom condition. .$1,950 —New Idea 2-Row Pull Picker, Good shape. 1964 MERCURy MONTCLAIR — Several Used Plows —All sixes. 4 Dr. Sedan Automatic drive power steering, power brakes —Grain Bln to fit Pick-up Truck. Radio. -----Like new. -------- ■—.......... $2,293 —Good Used Chain Saws. 1964 FORD GALAXIE 5<K> pclled Combine with 10 fl. 4 Dr. Sedan. Crulwmntlc llu'.lgrain head and new corn head. power steering, power rakes $1,695 —2 wheel heavy duty Grain Trailer with hydraulic dump. 1963 FORD GALAXIE 500 —Olivet! one-row Com Picker. 2 Dr. Sedan. Automatic drive Good shape! $1,295 —John Deere 70 Diesel Tractor. 1963 MERCURY CUSTOM 4 Dr. Sedan................... $1,795 DRIVE AWAY l‘*>lhp II. MlUkrtl. NOTICES FARM IMPLEMENTS USED CARS 1959 CADILLAC 2 DR. NICE CHOICE OF CHEAP TRANSPORTATION CARS SATURDAY, DEC. 4 PANCAKE A: HOMEMADE SAUSAGE SUPPER — American Legion Hail. Saturday. Dec. 4. 19G4 DODGE POLARA 2 Dr. Hardtop ... $2095 19(3 DODGE FUBI4CATIOK ORDER. NOTICE l> *. TIH Rrt, FRI, NOV. 18-19 OUR HEARTS WERE YOUNG AND GAY.” HHS Jun­ ior ClaSs Play Nov. 18-19, Cen­ tral Auditorium. USED CAR CENTER Corner Michigan & Court SAFE BUY 1962 CHEV IMPALA NOVEMBER 6-20 CANDY SALE. Hastings Camp Fire Council. Fanny Farmer's Candy. Please nupport lhe girls. Wl 5-2454 1963 MERCURY METEOR 8 cyl. Standard. Radio, w walls |961 RAMBLER STA. WGN. Custom 4 Dr. 1961 THUNDERBIRD Fully equipped, w/walls. 1960 PONTIAC STA. WGN. Calendar of Special Events 220 W State 1963 CHEVROLET I romoATioa OSDlB 1964 VOLKSWAGEN CAMPER 1963 CHEVY MONZA 4 gp. trans. Bucket tenu. Ra­ dio. heater. condition. Lob£ this .OJye over in >:: CARDS OF THANKS b IN MEMORIAMS—2c per 1964 CHEV. CHEVELLE 4 Dr. 6 cyl. Sid. trans. 9.000 miles. I960 OLDS HOLIDAY SEDAN it, DISPLAY CLASSIFIED — $1.25 MORTGAGE RAI.E. Wl 5-2426 UC1 BUICK STATION WAGON Vully reconditioned, power steering and brakes, nice faml- PVRUCAT1ON O1DU 1965 PLYMOUTH VALIANT 4 Dr 6 cyl. Standard. 1435 S. Honover 962 CHEVY •ertk* ahall l>r •■•41 x«t. a, iau pi nip it liiukd Chrysler ■ Plymouth CHEVROLET .U»u>r.“roT-*" 1 Bast 1WOTII ‘til BARRY'S and Wl 5-2425 $ MINIMUM RATE—50c for Twenty Worth LARKE BUICK FUXUCAT10N 0BD11B tuvixae AND UMN ASSOCIATION nr Kalamazoo piiuvt federal WANTED—Two men. one quali­ STALK SHREDDERS FOR RENT — FrancUco Farm Sup­ fied mechanic and one man ply. M37 So. 945-3150 tf qualified for lubrication and tune-up work. Apply Renner Pord, Inc.. 328 N. Michigan Ave, Hastings. 11/18 ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS P.O. 171. Hastings Telephone A* Houiehold Good* Wl 5-2895. Meetings every Monday. 8 pm. tf MACHINE OPERATORS — Must SET , OF ENGLISH ffPdDE be capable of learning all types i’ CHINA — Buttercup pattern, # For Rent—Real Estate of mechanical operation*, feed ' service for eight. Also eight blueprint* anti micrometer!, Swedish glassware goblets and FURNISHED APARTMENTS Abd make own set-upa. Send FOR RENT — Utilities paid. eight salad plates. Four strands Phone Wl 5-9471. tf Bliss Co Employment Office, reiuonabie. Also some' lovely itXM E. State Bt. Huttags. SPACE FOR TRAILERS-AH Mibb. An equal . opportunity accommodation! available 520 S. Washington employer. 11/18 {lights, water, etc.*, On M-37. LOOKING FOR A GOOD 4’s mi south of Hastings. Bal­ PRICE ON A GAS CLOTHES timore Twp $20 per month. CARPENTERS Dominick Rodrigues. R4, Ph. DRYER? We have several 1065 Rough carpenters by Lansing's Prigldalre Oaa Dryers priced to 945-5634. 11 25 largest carpenter contractor, highest wages, profit-sharing ' WANTED TO RENT-3 or 4 plan, insurance, and other I Consumers Power Co. M5-3174 bedroom home—or more-3rd fringe benefits Call Cal Bueh­ or 4th ward. Needed at once. ler or Joe Tamer, of Tucker. CaU Wl 5-2421. Bill Renner. Inc, for interview. Phone 373­ ★ Not! CM Renner Ford. Inc. tf 4400. 11/13 UNFURNISHED three-room A Fascinating Opportunity INSIST ON MICHIGAN BOT­ apartment with garage. Good Tlie extremely lucrative field of TLED OASI See Carl & Betty'a location. Call Wl 5-3583. If no cosmetics has a select opening Appliances before you buy I response. Wl 5-4928. tf in your area. Viviane Woodard They Sell—They Install—They Corporation will arrange for Service. Ph. Wl 5-3833. M-37 NICE* UPSTAIRS unfurnished. 5 -room and bath apartment the right woman to be trained South. tf Utilities paid. Good location. at our expense In our Make-up Adults only. CaU 045-5423 days Academy in California or New ITS JACOBS PHARMACY York. If you qualify you will be FOR FAST 24-HOUR FILM trained in the glamorous tech­ SERVICE I No charge for over- NEW 3 BEDROOM HOUSEniques of the movie Industry. (never been occupied'. Refer­ If you would like to have a ences required. Call M5-3382 cosmetic business of your own THE FATMAN—Private Detec­ _____ 11/35 write today to; B. E Weils. 583 tive 24-Hour, Shadowing. Tape. Territorial. Battle Creek. 11/18 Foto - Film Evidence. Nation­ # For Sale—Real Estate wide. Confidential Call WO YEAR ROUND EMPLOYMENT Union. Battle Creek 13/30 2/3 ACRE OARPET CLEANING IS EASY with Host New Electric Up- BORDERS A NICE CREEK terlal warehousing desirable, Almost new 3-bedr x>m modern however, men with similar out­ handwork. Clean 180 square home just outside city limits. door. indoor background, such feet for only (695. Hasting! Lovely large back yard. School as agriculture will be consid­ bus goes by the door. Win ered. Inspection of our yards. Hastings. Phone Wl 5-5118. U trade for bouse tn town of equal value. St, and discussion with our AVOID FALL AND SPRING Phone Wl 6-4791 employees of the various du­ after 5 pm. TRASH FIRES , and Uiat trip ties connected with these open­ to the trash burner through "—-U ing!. is invlL-^ ”—**—• — mow this Winter. INSTALLS tltude testa LOVELY 6-ROOM HOUSE IN selected Benet!U WOODLAND-Gas heat, Insu­ Special limited time offer. Call lated. port-basement, attached . garage, 1 acre of land. Reul tails. 945-3474. 11/26 Hons. Paid Holidays, Salary buy at $6590. $1000 down. Call Saving! Program, Co-operative NOTICE—After ihri dltTl wiu 367-3713 after 4 pm. ’ H/ig Educational Program. Uniform not be responsible foF any Fund and others. If interested. other debu than those con­ BEAUTY SALON FOR SALE-­ Call Mr. Glazier, IV 0-2519 tracted by myself. • Mon . Tues., Thura , and Pii James Kidder 11/18 Blue Diamond Turn her, 25 NOTICE—I will not be respon­ sible for any debts incurred by •it Sporting Goods anyone other than myself after LOCAL RAWLEIGH BUSINESS this date. HUCKLEBERRY OUN SHOP AVAILABLE in North Barry Clarence Colburn 11/18 8 to 8 except Sunday 8 to 6. EXPERT TAILORING — Men's Bee our large stock of guns . or women's clothing. We narscopes, gun cases, scope mounts^ once for particulars. Rawleigh, recoil pods, slings and swivels, double Into single breasted binoculars, and archery equip­ ment. 3 ml. east of Delton. 5504 Gun Lake Road. Wl 6Doug Young, owner. 633-6792, OPENINGS FOR WAITRESSES *714. it • 11/3* — Also high school girls for . new! 2 men for full time year । round employment. Experlerjfce and weekends). Apply in per­ son. Copper Uaten. 11/ is EXPERIENCED MARAUD MAN for dairy farm. Good experience necessary. Phone 945-3610 between c and 8 pm. Phone: Charlotte, 543-3837. a rubber stamp with your new ★ Wanted to Buy ZIP Code number. Three-llne stamp with your name, ad- TIMBER—Top prices far logs or (323. ThU includes, laity Shoppe.’ Delton. 40046. postage Mich. U - Phone 517tf �Card of Thanks West Woodland tn living in a trailer at their By Victor Sitton Oconto Forman. Jr., of Wood­ ----------------------- ———— uwmsw 1(7-1211 land have moved into the house ' Mrs. F.rman has been improving CARD OF THANKS steadily and as thia U written llen. my friends, relatives and JS® *“P‘*ar_ _ .. neighbors for vial Ung me while. H.-*tertv in Btedcru H»WUI iUo lor Ui« “7 n, ’ all-port early this Wednesday „<» v»<,r al woodland in nonor oi uu£"*? *cur antra birthday * Mra Roie will be at their Winter tome at kindness will never be forgotten. Zephyrhills. Fla., about throe Ernie Ftafteid Middleuille T-K Calendar AN f€Y SURFACE CALLS FOR CAUTIONl 'enable the school to employ aqualified stat! to carry out an I 1 changes and addition* In the > . Adequate seating room high school students. b. Separate llbrarle* In each of the elementary buildings. Alloc Hendee from Friday until Uianka to ail our friends and relative* for the beautiful flow- Middleville couple a healthy and happy of our husband and father. We Uuuik Ute ladles from HaaUngs who brought our lovely supper and lhe Hendershot Ladle* Aid for lhe wonderful dinner served also thank the pallbearers. Dr. Birk, the Leonard-Osgood Fun­ eral Home for their kind scrvlcs and Rev. Joldetona for his com­ forting words. May God bless you dlnnrr gueota, Mra. Martha Bal­ lentine at Hastings wm k Bun- Mra. Jamra Mulder ot Hastings grim Holiness Thanksgiving eup- jual picture Carl working around felt thanks and appreciation to ing! We understand the Wm. all our retalives, friends, neigh- Veitrn left about a week earlier many kindnesses we have re­ ceived since the loss of our be­ Woodland loved husband and father. The cards, letters, phone and per­ resident but Friday, Nov. 5. wm the 34th wedding anniversary of Mr. and &0iV...iWO/P 8RAKM&. MAKE EXTEA AUGHMCE FOE BOTH 1 Oeorge Forman. Jr., entertained the numt*r» of the fatplly at dinner Sunday al ttoir iioine on Bornum Hoad. Present, besides SELE AMP THE OTHER FEU.OW... AMP>z/£f U0£ T/RE OHATAK /E the manorial fund touched us family of Woodland, and a son. deeply. Since it is not passible to Hob. rt A.\pmal and family of Uuuik each of you personally at Soon after stopping for Ute tught Mra Storley Blood of Carleton •thls as our ackiiuwictUemenl of your klndnesa and sympathy. Al­ by ambulance to the hospital. Winter Ui Hastings wm a Sat­ so, our special thanks to the urday caller on Mra. CUmena Roleof Dairy lesburg. the Scliaiiily and Mra Htldred Hesbunmoods - W American terly in Woodland. * We wav ofmain in the hospital flctaliy informed last week that Comm, the Henton-Smith Fun­ eral Home of Delton, and Uie trip. They returned to their it U definitely planned to start BMkelUi BrvtMlns. comforting words of Rev. Ken­ tome tore that evening (they Hood. M-43 north to Jordan ltd.. neth McGee Official Action of the Hastings City Council Mra. Don Higgins, Peggy. Lake Odessa becomes so bad tills Is impoaoibie. By Francet Johntton Martin Road and one on Jordan Road, just avuth and oust of LEGALS will Mr. and Mrs Ed Rice were Wednesday guests ot Mr. and Beginning Nov. 15. Mrs. Harold Mrs. Kendall Keller of Wall (Franera > Johnston will be our Lake. A Floyd and Eddie Palmer ot Orangeville were Friday further notice, phone 374-8438 * guest* of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Rice. * Mrs. Earl Smith and Mrs. Blossom of Battle Creek were Tuesday callers of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Rice. * Mrs. Myrtle Smith of Battle Creek, a former neighEatate transfers: Mr. and Wmdcil Price to Mr and Striker Cemetery. * Mr. and Mrs. Larry Cob. Beulah Klnunel I^o Reynolds of Hastings were Sunday callers of the Rices. * Mr. and Mra. Orville Pursell left AIC Quint In Olmstead and for Florida Friday. * Mrs. ThelWife. Edith, of Scott Field, Hl, be completed. and such and tlie neemmry drainage ditch or riraucATiox ar BUMMOXS AND MOTICt OT HBABIEU obdeb U/wnMup, including King Rood, tram Voider Rd. south and weal from M-43 south to Coals Orove a distance of tliree mllex tore Full. light recently installed on tha or Tin: FROFLI f ■ IIIIIGAX Vm> storage Building on Martin road nuikia travel on that lonely stretch of swamp road at night much pluuBii'.c and mfer and is deeply appreciated. * We are OBDKB FOB FUBUCATIOX. O«n«r*l. ' Dorvtk i.7. to take this letter In. that Fto, t*i» iwMai'-n* wn.4 lay ,i«U|. Bunday. * Cupid han hold ot Ur rope and the wedding bell* will ■ land High Schcol graduates. cording to word reselling -----AU who watched • WhoU* Line" Sunday evening were or ruaucAnoN or ■tnatova akd sonci obdu winter. file public. 2. Expanded counseUing services a. Reduced student counsellor ratio by adding one half time Hv Mrt. Mary Jackton b. Counselling service offered » AxwM 7M.MS0 to Jr. High and later elementary Quality Education student*. 3 Improved science program. of article* to give a background a. Use of a modern science labfor the Middleville school vote oratory. an millage Dec. S. 4 Expanded vocational education A Quality Education" pro­ program. a. Separate areas for wood and of educational program to which metal shop. every child in lhe state of Michi­ b. New course offered in buslgan should be enUUed to enable him or her to obtain the know­ c. Added course in shorthand. ledge and understanding to meet d. Added course in business the problems of our changing English. 5 More efficient Junior high school organization based on those practices which a. Increased staff reduced class are considered to be essential to load from 40 to 301- student* per room. b. Claa* grouping to provide girl to continue his education in challenge to both slow and fast advanced training or to obtain students. employment after completing 6 High school is working toward high school. To provide a Quality North Central Accreditation. Education, modern faculties and 7. Later elementary grades an' cqulpment are required in both organised on a departmental the academic and vocational basis. fields along with a qualified staff to carry out Uie program The their major field*, of training. 8.'Hot lunches are available to has provided -many of the facili­ all atudenta in all building*. ties and equipment required to a. Kitchens in Weal and Free­ conduct a Quality Education pro­ port elementary buildings facili­ gram. The Improved flexible sal­ tate more efllclent food prepara­ ary schedule fur teachers should tion. 9 Adequate facilities are provid­ ed for special education services Durfee a. Speech correction. b. Type A. Early elementary mentally retarded. By Mrt. John Hook c. Type C. Junior high special munlly wtre acquainted with Mra. Velma Benson, a alaUr of the late Mra. Reuben Wolcott end from lux actool duties In and a former Woodland resident, who died near Cleveland, Ohio, recently. tocaldm who usually spend Htfdred Heatcrly U under the thtor Winters in sunny Florida Klwyn Cu^U. Betty and Jerry. The family of Wm. Mcllvaln ( ARD OF THANKS HIGGINS. Don N. Winter is Good Time to Plantfor Large Trees prevision of more adtquate fa­ of them than thc long drive CARD OF THANKS THE HASTTKOS BAXNEB—1 Quuitln It tome from Vietnam. Mr and Mrs John Caylor and Mra Harold Johiubxi visited Mr and Mra Joel Palmer and Lori Of Orleans Wrdnc*day evening * Mrs. Ruth Ferris Wednesday rialted her toother. "Roy Schu_ Ionla et.""! ----------------- Hospital * Milo Haney and daughter, Har- ac­ our ri*c ll»c»i<l«»*lk parents, Mr and Mra. Claud My 1 *' gr Haney, and other relatives while Im- lUnxtr. Am u>. i»tuu« (.r i.>./r the usually Jovial panel. Thc Genevieve Makley and Bonnie Sponable of Hastings and Mra. Homer Hammond spent Sunday with Mr*. Glcnna Hall in Grand Rapids * ^fomer Hammond and Harold Erb were Sunday callers at Uie Forest Falconer home. East Baltimore Study group wilt meet with Mra. Beverly Bundy Tuesday. Nov. ifl. Leaoon. “Dreasing by Design." A Mr. and Mrs. Owen Gaylor were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mra. Henry Kurd of Exst Leroy. A Durfee MoUier's Club will meet Thurs­ day evening. Nov. IB, with Mra. Bevtrly Wank. A Mra. doytar helped'Mrs. Robert DcCamp”with j ijecauae )M>le wittout damaging the routs. This eliminates wrapping tto room in burlap, a nervosary step during warmer memtha Planting treat tn the Winter flnlalied will find Winter transplant* both Dowling Bv Mn. Donald PtonJrotk ' M'liMthci* ' Wl J-4J44 Mra. Wurm-of South Bedford Road entertained the Dowling chapter of Psnnoek Hospital guilds al her home yesterday. A 10. Addition of four members, to Mrs. Lloyd Gaskill, accompanied teaching stall. a. Reduced class load to pro­ Mamie Pannale and Mra. Leslie vide more opportunity for Indi­ Conklin, attended the annual vidual instruction. meeting of lhe Michigan Farm An increasing number of high Bureau Women al Kellogg Center at M8U Tuesday. A Howard enrolling In some form ot ad­ VanDellc 1* now heme following vanced training. In the past medical treatment last week at five years the number of gradu­ a Battle Creek hospital. W The ates cf Uie Thornapplc Kellogg monthly meeting of the Dowling School going on to advanced Dudes 4H Club wa* held last week Thursday evening al Mr*. proximately 3O'.i to m many m Jtck Burchett* home. Member* of the Women’s Sort40%. The physical facUltira of Uie srliool are now adequate to ety of Dowling Methodist Church provide a program that la as will be attg/ullng the United Womens meeting tomorgood or better Uian the average Church __ ,v.. wnn for any school of equal size in Ute state. Community support ot Hastings. * Recent visitors at the home of Mrs. Wesley Edmurids included her daughter, quality of educational program Mr. and Mrs. Ken Reynolds, and which has been planned for Uie Sterling and Doria French- * boys and girl* of Uie district. The 2 5 mills additional will cost the aid Procfrock* attended thc tra­ vel picture-lecture at the WK. Kellogg auditorium In Battle Creek on Saturday evening- - * Ing between 2 and 1 children the Regular monthly meeting of the increased coat per child would be Dowling Methodist Women's Bo- Hiekory Corners T hursday owning gurote of Mrs. Mildred Shade and Linda, she nrular panelists Dorothy Kllgal- Thia to thc advice of Joseph scape axxdiltecture al Michigan State University. served to which thc public I* Invited. Don Sloan of Hasting* struck a young Black Angus bull while driving north on M-37 Saturday evening about 11.30 pm. one mile north of Dowling. Tpsituil iwr daughter, Mra. Arley Gosnel. AAlfred Oalndcr suffered a bad­ ly bruised stoulder and a badly jmi’and Torn Rhodes. Mr. Sloan'* damaged car In a one-car aert-. 1944 Chevrolet wa* considered to dent laM Friday which occurred be a total wreck and tbc bull on the Dcllon-Hickory road. A sustained two broken leg* and Mra. Bertha Prouty gave a talk vu i*ter slaughtered. The dense Pete Catt of MarshaU al«> plan I children, Mr. and Mra. John and demonattwlton of ChrtstmM I fog and the extrema dart color on Joining the group * Mrs.1 Hook and Morri* were Saturday decoration* In the tome at the of the animal were contrlbuUng Manon Shade of rural Lowell Ii guests of Mr. and Mrs. Keith meeting of the Heritage Club at factor* In the accident. Mr. Sloan visited J Roush to celebrate the birthday tto Wesleyan Church Tusday. and his passenger were not InThursday. of John Hook. Nov. 1. 1 lured In the mishap Bradley and Julie De Camp! spent a few days with their | grandparente. Mr. and Mrs. Wednesday evening to join Mr. Owen Oaylor. * Mr. and Mrs.! and Mra Orvin CaU at Green- I Heber Foster were Sunday din­ flw* Upper llnnwr Peninsula Pwnirwilin for Vrw ner_ guests —....a. of _• Mr. and __ » Mrs. Robland in thr before returning home. rUBUCATIOX OBDEB. place but we welcome Kittle Cartyaie to HU the vacant chair. Onllnanr* Na Pleasant Valley By Mrt. Ethel Blank Pleasant Valley School Notes Wc tore four new pupils en­ rolled in our school Billy Quint. Clayton, Chris and Colvin Ctop- ly attended, held Friday evening. We're As Near As\Your Telephone WSM4. laas. Mvr-r .nl. Xm. i'srrM SERVICE and REPAIR GUIDE Thc cluldren want to take a trip next Spring with the money they oann or ruaucArtox or ■ umtoxa AND XOTICE IT.dip H. Miuhell. sen. fracturrel tor foot recently, but it to healing nicely. Kevin Kauffman vnu absent aeveral Clip This Guide — Keep It in a Handy Place for Future Reference Appliance & General Repair PUBUCATIOX OIDER only Uxrev children absent. Thc Orton Kauffman family visited rela'.iveH iwre over tto LET OUR EXPERIENCED SERVICE All types of repsif work hand! Call Service Dept. Montgom Ward. Hau mg* Wl 5-2954. Sunday dinner guests of the Donald Kauffman's h The three act play. "Soup Sand and Rage Brush put on by the local young People'a Missionary Band was I.N THE NAME OP THE PEOPLE Business Directory CERAMIC. FORMICA. LINOLEUM AND CARPET REPAIR—Hat- towell Rink. Mra. Grace Hamblin of Has­ tings wm a recent caller ot Mht. Ettol Blank. * Word came Sat- ■a p«wu iji- PRODUCTION CREDIT . ASSOCIATE ’ 301 S. Michigan Ave. Hostings Office Hours MON.. WED. & FRI. 8 o.m. to 12—1 p.m. to 5 Phone 945-9415 | Farm, Educational & Automobile Loans Stat* Farm Iniuranca AUTO — FIRE BONDS Swanson (Muranca ||| S. MtaMgM Ave. wnm Wl S-W01—(a Wl S-HII MEMORIAL MONUMENTS and Mra Stephen Miller, >h Hi Lawrence Brothers trice Stahl, tn Clarksville and £<f and Charter ta PWe Wl S-MU—Wl J-JO 11 Office Wl J-4100 tie Stahl. Mr. and MTs. Daniil Smith and family of Bluefield were THE SHERWOOD AW Dewey Farris family. * Gerald Kyser and children of South FOR INSURANCE Sunday. Nov. 7. visitors of Mr. ROBERT W. SHERWOOD, Mgr. annual bazaar and chicken sup­ per sponsored by Uic local Natl Beak SU*. . Ftem Wl S-SSTZ WMA was well attended Thanks Ovenahlre and wife left Thura- All Formr of Inruranceond Bondi JERRY ANDRUS n. Wl 1-4441 Ha'I B..k >W bi: N«b» 'i.rur.'z,!: OF DISTINCTION Ury attovded thc Bunday school convention Friday. XSlr’K±,r»TJI; Business Service* Offered Mowers. E. L. Carpenter H*rd- PUMP SERVICE—Sta-Rite Wafer Systems. Sold, installed, serviced Lewis Electric. Cloverdate 623­ 5381. LYONS SEPTIC TANK SERVICE— Installation. Dry Welt. Drain field. Pumping (124.00 for 1st 1.000 gal*.I. Call 945-5482. Concrete Products KEYS DUPLICATED white you wait. Ben Franklin Store. State GET YOUR READY-MIX from the at Jefferson. Barry County Ready Mix Co. Phon. Wl 5-2123. RENTAL OF WHEEL CHAIRS, COMPLETE. AUTO CLASS SERVWALKERS AND^CRUTCHES— Headquartqra fer Hospital sup­ ALL GRADES WASHED SAND lies Gardners. Phone 9455-5085. Burkey Sales and Serv­ AND GRAVEL—Bender Gravel ice. 218 N. Jefferson. Co. Home office 822 S. Benton. Phone Wl 5-5412. Plant, W. custom'grinding and mixState Rd. Phono Wl 5-2123. AL-SIGNS' TIRE SERVICE. 235 S to your specifications. Farm Bur­ eau Servicas, M37 So., Wl 5­ Miscellaneous Balancing Brake Relining. 2223. —ks and MuHler Service. HAVE YOUR PICTURES FRAMED [5-5170, COMPLETE DEVELOPING SERV­ AT BEVERWYK $ COLOR CEN­ ICE —24 hour Service (black TER — Raw vAxxf o< finished and white). Jacobs Prescription frames. Alto. Custom framing. *harmacy. Phone Wl 5-2466. .SAW HEADQUARTERS— 221 W. Mill. Automobile & Machinery Repair WATCH AND DIAMOND RING REPAIR—Expert workmanship. Gilmore Jewelers. 102 Ev State St. Phone Wl 5-5316. U. B. Church by the ChriaUan Endeavor group Sunday evening, Nov. 7. a Roller akailng party sponsorttl by ClwisUan Endeavor LAWN MOWER REPAIR WATCH & CLOCK REPAIRING— Guaranteed workmanship Also Engraving Miller Jewelers, I IB W. State St. McCulloch CUSTOM DRAPERY SERVICE-— HOMES SALES —Del's Largest M lection cf Drapery MOBILE Auto Wrecking and Dels Phil Fabric* k» Barry County. Kirsch bp s ’’66’’. M37 So., 945-5141. rods. Installation and Hanging Beverwyk's Color Center. 221 W. Mill. Cleaned. Repaired. Radio, Television. Repairing supplies ZIPPERS REPLACED AND RE­ PAIRED in heavy garments. Red Boeto s Shoe Jefferson. Stop. 123 S. RADIATORS ice. 218 N. Jefferson. Phone TROPHY CENTER—Plus vectelWl 5-5176. ued engraving of all kinds. Gd- SENTZ TV COLOR SALES AND SERVICE —315 S. Hanover, more Jeweler, 102 E. State 5t, 945-3862 Free service for one Phone 945-5316. year on Selchall-Carlton Color. SERVICE ON ALL MAKES of IracELECTRICAL CONTRACTING — Repair and new work Fixture* TV S. RADIOS & RECORD PLAY­ VACUUM CLEANER HEADQUARand suppltes. Kaltey Electric ERS REPAIRED-Central Radio Service, 524 Middleville Rd.. and TV Service. 228 N. Jeffer­ togs for all makes Authorized Phone Wl 5-2700 after 5 pm , son. Phone Wl 5-9187. Hoover Sales and Swvkb Steury Hastings. 5-5052. Electric. 222 S. Jefferson ________ _ _____J-------------------- — GAMBIA’S REPAIR SHOP— AH appliances. Call 945-2311. Coll 945-3481 If You Would Like to be Listed in tome from Ito toapiUL This Weekly Service ond Repair Guide . ■ ' ' . • • • ■ .’ - , . . �•-.THE HASTINGS BANNER Thmaday. Novrmbcr U. IMS Past Woodland Resident Dies William F. Arnold, mana­ ger of the Model Finance Office at HO W, State Street (next to The Cop­ per Lantern) , invites you to call him at W| 5-3429 at any time you need $25 to $1,000. Money for Fall Needs MODEL FINANCE 140 W. State St. Hastings Thtiraday. Nor. 11, at thr Wood­ land MMhodlM Church. The Rev. Rlehard VanderBovcb officiated and burial wa* in Wbodland Memorial Park. She WM born on Au< 9. ISM. in Woodland, the daughter of Dr. and Mra. L. E Benson She wa* graduated train Woodland High School in 1910 and later from Central Michigan Unlveraity She taught achool in -Battle Creek and Cleveland. Ohio, for about 30 years, retiring about five years ago because of her health Mis* Benson u a former mem­ ber of the Woodland MethudUt Church. She leaves no Immediate family. The body was to arrive at the Pickens Chapel Wednesday eve­ ning. Mra Jarirm Robrrbwn. GywK* unl*y. Nor. fl. far Torrance. CAIL .. __ ■ rv—-tt.— wiu with Kat Mr. and Mr* Jack Finkbetner and family and ML* Mary Hum­ fig the Winter and Mra. Thorpe mel and hia grandfather, Julian wUTvlAlt three weeks. * Ralph Winkler had tpe flu. Potts Jim ha* enlisted. Mr* Carl Newman and Carla Mr* Elam Springer of Bowen* Mill* is nicely aUuated In the Gene and Jamie Uw and moth­ Medical Faculty. * Mr. and er. Mr* Daisy Paxler, attended Mra Verne Lickta and MJ» Win­ tlie funeral of Fred Cain in Penie luckta are enjoying thet- toakey Thursday.,Nov. 4. Mr und newly installed gas furnace * Mra EmeiJ Vermeulen were at Mra Bud Young and family of lhe Frtd Caln * residence from Ypallanu spent the weekend of Wcdmwday- to FrUay. Nov. 3-5. Nov C, with her parents. Mr. ♦ A letter from Mr* Charles and Mrs Oacar Plnkbetner. Hwy Bauglunan. who is touring the attended tlw smorgasbord at the Orient with her granddaughter. Methodist Church Saturday* * Mua Joan Puffer, wa* written Mr. and Mrs Bruce Chaws and to your correspondent on Nov. • family ot Dearborn were Sat­ 2: * Calcutta. India urday and Sunday guests of Nov. fl-7. guwu ot their mother. Mrs Dear Mary and Ed: Middleville David Chaw, of Barlow Lake, a We ax* seeing many things and Many arc hearing from Mra people. We stood In' a crowd for By Mrs. Mary Jackton 11V Am*U 19J-1M0 Charles Bauglunan. who U in two hours to tee the Prime Calcutta, India. She is traveling M uilster Shastri drive from the Mr. and Mra. Glen Sweet of • with her granddaughter. Mb* Flint visited their daughter. Mrs joon Puffer. * The Prairie Llter- About a million people stood in Jrrry Osler and family the week ary Club met Wednesday. Nov. , erf Nov. 1. * Mr. and Mra Ralph 3. at the home of Mra Paul New- flctal language la English and Brower and daughter of Coloma man of Barlow Lake. They Iwld spent the weekend of Nov. G. an auction to help Increase thetr with her parents. Mr. and Mra treasury * Rev. and Mr*. David kind*, of food — Jewl-'h. native Clayton Bennett. * Mr* Lucy j Lutz and family were visitor* and English. 1 visited thr too. Bowen left Tuesday. Nov. ,2. for ( Friday. Nov. 12 of their mother. four temples, two gardens and Bradenton. Fla., to vUR her Mr* Ardis Lutz, and grandmoth­ daughter and family. Mr. and er. Mrs Ida Rathbun Mrs Bill Smith, for two weeks Mr and Mr* L B. Payne ofl * The six young men James. Manielee spent tlie weekend of week and the flnt of December Roix-ruon. Donald Preeton. Nov. fl. with hl» nephew. Mr. Chuck Wiehnga. Jerry King.‘ and Mra. Ivan Payne. * Rex daughter. Mrs. Jean Nras In Tom Olraewskl and Dennis Wil­ Schad and Earl VandrrPoppen Bagdad, Iraq. ton all passed their physicals at: attended lhe laymens Retreat at j Lar: week we were In a teak Detroit and were sent on to the Wesley Wood* near Dowling Sat­ forest of north Thlaltind and Great Lake* * Mr. and Mra j urday and Sunday. Nov r-7 * watched elephants work In tlie David Newman are thc parentsi Mr. and Mrs. Ruwcll Bender saw mill and deep In the forest of a son bom In Pennock Has- ; visited their sinter. Mra Glen hauling logs. A boy sit* on the pita! Monday. Nov I. Thl* give* I ‘Abbey, and family and also at­ elephant's head between the lhe Newmans a boy and a girl. • tended church in Leslie. They rars. He directs the animal by Congratulation*- * Mra. Herbert ■ were dinner guests of their niece. hl* toes in thc elephant'* ear* Cook. Mra Helen Hooper. Mra. | Mr. and Mra. Jack Jewel and The elephante lift and push with Harry Baisch. Mra. Oscar Fink- ; : family of Jackson. * Dr. R Jack their tusk* and haul with a beincr. Mr*. Alice Trepp and I I Chare called on hw parents. Mr chain Tlie logs arc 50 feet long Mr* Arthur Smith attended a [and Mra Clifford Davis and and three feet in diameter. luncheon and style show at the: , Mra Ora DavU Bunday. Nov. 7. The flowers In thc gardens are Masonic Temple in Grand Rap­ * Mra. Earl Willyard and family often In pots. Ids Thursday. * Mhi Donald of Grand Rapids, attended the This is the time of the mon­ Moore is staying with Mr* Dolly , bazaar at the Methodist Church soon* and a flash flood In two Johnson Mra Johnson had n Saturday. * Mr. and Mra Verne, days made a pond. The house is stroke a few week* ago. * Shcnrl Blur called on his sister. Mr. up 3 feet high on posts, the wa­ Robinson, daughter of Mr and and Mrs George Fbrauin at । ter 2 feet deep on lawn. Our Mra. Robert Roblnaon of Holt, ‘Woodland Bunday. Nov. 7. The hostess Is charming and directs rpent Uie week of Nov. 1 with Formans left for Florida Mon- , our tours peraonnally. Their ser­ her paternal grandparents of day ★ Mr. and Mr*. LeRoy Pox । vant woman spoils me pouring Hastings anti maternal grand­ and three children and Mr and 1 my ten and waiting on me hand parents, Mr. and Mm. Bruce Mra. William Grecnman went, and foot. Hope all is fine al home. Love „W Indra, local out for dinner at the Middle VllEthel Baughman I Mlsa Esther Stchouwrr was la Sunday. Nov. 7. celebrating j also a gueot at the farewell din­ their wedding annlveraartea. tlui ner given by 111* parents. Mr. Foxe*' 21st and tlie Greenmail*! One of today * leading money and Mrs Trd Wk-nnga. for their first wedding anniversary. * Mr. winners In professional golf. Ar­ son. Chuck, before hia induction and Mr* Christ ianaen of Grand nold Palmer, was once a yoeman in the Navy. These six young Rapids were Saturday evening third class in \ne Coast Guard. SPECIAL RATES! Send... The Hastings Banner for Christmas Gifts Gift subscriptions to The Bbnne'r are the simple way to solve your shopping problems. Just fill in the coupon below for as many sub­ scriptions os you wish. We'll send a gift card before Christmas and keep The Banner com­ ing for 52 week's. Your own new or renewal sub­ scription order may be one You save $1.00 on each order after the first one. You may en­ close the money or ask to be billed in January. GIFT RATES for Christmas-time only * •’\ Gift Subscriptions to The Hastings Banner (Your own may be one. If a renewal, one year Wilf be added to the ■ One for"* 3.00 expiration date) -. With Your Name Inscribed. Second for *2.00 A Pretty Gift Cord Will Be Sent ' Addj 50c for Each Subscription Outside Barry County. Use This Handy Order Coupon- HASTINGS MOTOR SALES 220 E. Stat* St. Harting* Phon* Wl 5-2454 �The Hastings Banner Parents Often Misled About Special Schools HHS Will offer BPW Entertains Adults, Students HBS Girt With Speed Reeling । JL WaSEIVICE Why Drive Around With a Faulty Auto Radio? of driving enjoymont. Slop ki today and let u* fix It for you. Consumers Power ir,‘" Musicians Honors Workers । At Annual Fete Parent* are often mislead by | :■tlie tlie reprcacnu»u»«= representatives of ui schools. w-.u. i lint train at udent* as airline 1 . rw penalve for the bcngfite derived I and tire employment 'opportuni- I tics to wltich they lead, Wright I BUn of the Hasting* High Sciwiil f facility, reports. i Wright 8im. direcur o? adult 1mg rrOfiTaiH education al Harting* High'* * * h* sdjool. aald -we would like to' Bixtyrtwo. which included 16 d« termlne iiow many parents and high schoW girls from the Com- school or training institution students arc interrrted in taking. mm-ial Club and their advlM-r*. which solicit* business in a speed reading course. ! Mm Joyce Miller and Judy Mc"Thb course would be offered Millan, gathered al tlie hotel Io solicit student* from lhe locally by a person from one of, Tuesday evening. Nov. B, for the Mate Department * of Public the oolleges. if a teacher am be regular meo'.lng of thc Hastlngii' Instruction. secured." I Business & Professtonal Wo-This jierliapt should bv your Those interested are asked to , men's Club, | unu concern," Blm said. call BU-24&2, Extension 31. . pan decorations were used on; A visit to the school in ques" -----------I the tables. ' tlon would be one of the beat „.ThS E £ B~kr' “svril’eh ,OT Following thc business meeting, mVHtmenu you could make Worlda whert Hwy will spend [hc Wfck )Ten b t|“l n >n}u di ihe counselling lhe Winter a*. Bradenton. | membership committee, the department of Hastings High --------------theme being. "She Stoops to tehool. bofore you sign thr ap------------------------------------------------ Conquer." Mm Marie Newum di-! Nlcatton blank which in nmny _____________ _ . -»------------ . .... «•— rq— l« n rnrCmr* we WUi CO Florence Marble. Mrs Ruth Kuh- *hal **, 040 ‘° determine fa). Mm Helen Clement andl‘»* ‘n Mm Grace McPharlin portlcl- qu«**lon," 81m concluded. Symphony which will prtnent its j The Thanksgiving Union ter­ first concert of the season on , vice for Nashville churches will Bunday. Nov. 21. al 4 pun. in be held Sunday. Nov. 21. in the Kalamaxoo Central High Audi- Methodbt Church at 7:30 pm. torium. 7Ja-i Hoito-ur. trt*tor of thr Evangelical United I at the Kellogg Center at Mich- : Amo Brethren Church, will deliver ' Igan Blate University. Baxter „ . the sermon.' Special musical T*. vn.aan Inrli.A*.1".lit? O.IIF.. M ar aa Rowe. French horn. Delton, number* rin be turnlahed by tmbera and 1 and oBry gUrkan, trumpet, tho Baptist. EUB, Methodist, i u Company and GrT<or, Webster, trumpet, Church of the Naaarene and Aa| >»— «”■ ^.U. ft- .1—-ft. O'* policy i« ompleted a orchestra b directed by u* of ser- Julius SUilbcrg and b the oldThe Congregational and lew. youth orclrestra tn the State Methodbt Churchea of Vmnontoyaoa In •‘“2^ ‘‘ U^nM'2h£ltat The Pillowing employees In the the anti one of the four oldest and — honored at finest in the Nation, according «‘vv Nm jthe dinner. H Prank Ritchie, to the announcement. rw.-rch w«in<*d«v nm. 24. at William P. Barlow. Rolland M. 1 one hundrze* young musician--. . of the Congregational Church. RECOGNIZED NATIONALLY!—The E. W. HH.» Company hai been recognlted nationally for Its work In automated design engineering aa applied to lhe production of Ils line of metal working presses Harland L- B*bcock Irightl, data proeeaalng and s,sterna supervisor, and Homer L Ingmlre llefli, group leader in engineering data processing, described the new breakthrough in a paper presented to lhe International Fall Conference of lhe Data Processing Management Aasoclallon in Dallas. Texas. r nt* IT Bliss-Hastings Engineers Discuss New ’Engineering ± were covered "The! youraelf as other* see you; listen "XSED GRAVEL light to come to a new. country. -------------------- - .... .... Thr paper deal* with an in- ,0^^ cards. The rom^ter I compare* these — requirements ------- ------------------.-------------- vision manager, congratulated the ; with Ik- stored Information, and lumored guests and expressed.ftp- ; its G00-line per minute printer predation for the many yearn of then produces a bill of materials: jOya] service they had given. i [Containing complete design spe,, q,----------- CMW In Lhe double life of horns “Ut soinctlnifs she loses her way. I ' —1 • v “‘2’ ■ • •Throughout history women have ’n,^‘ . f Christian Science "ChXv-llke be.utv-b dif- »bmvvd thaT they have a great dared tram an Autcmate .. » u canadty to give to sacrifice and sign Engineering system. ,_ ,n dqwwn... .hkb h... . Text Announced flcult to define. Finding t w o ”^7vr T^n beyond Through thb system, theyltwnd I Wh«t b lhe relationjJUp be-’ pt room who agree on Just what "|ally n ,aldB1L- P‘*nt ln Hasting. rh twren Gnd and man? How lion this eliube quality Is. would be «P«"s»y »» mlnutea. instead from ! it help us overcome sin and dbvirtually Impomlbte-yrt. K's not Um« . of day*, full engineering dm^.is .not difficult to teil when a woman ... for its complete line of •XT be r i.a. .. - b... A mans eye view of women-- ,* r, .. Christian Science Churches; i throughout the world this Sun-1 day. The subject b 'Soul and! Body." Golden Text: Glorify: .. ... . _.. uoa lu )IJUr iMir. *UIU ui /vut . with the BU m Company. reside* *plrU. which (ire God'»" ,i Cor- i —... ....... ..... , with his wife. Alice and their |nthlai»» upon now mucn you project per. have been computer j, tonality, and how you communi-| *'5'“ maJr change, but their de­ capacities designed. . C.-rtalnly ,len* "tnaln tlie same Women cate with Mhers zprech b lhe most important they are the tj/dwigrud ’in^thb'fMhJoa and ‘ ’hgmlre, a product of lhe B Um : Elmwood Bench. Gun Lake. irttj means of doing tlib There anj**' m a Mart will be made on comput- rwwr” devHoprfienC program. Thursday for their Fort Myrrs.1 many thin® Ural add to or de- „ toU mng the engineering oflarger Wg, “a wye. Eve. live on R3 Fla. WlnUr home They wtU retree* from chann. Try to see '. T* ‘ Blbs prenra manufactured In Hastings. _______ I turn in April I . .. .will find a word to go with every tlie Ha-itlnm and Canton. Ohio. ....... .. 111 111 1 . 1 letter: CENTRAL RADIO & TV HOWARD TRUMBULL -Lu. U “ Closed for Deer Hunting 27 interest In henelf — betterment provldea^precise costing with of self, beauty—radiate* an in­ ner being that makes other* glad Id be around li«r.’»,» II—Happy-She b happy with what she b doing. Happy to be । of service to family, common- , Ity and others. THE FINEST ASSORTED CHOCOLATES - 1 lb. $1.60 - 2 lb. $3.15 you may also choose from Fresh, Delicious Sanders CANDIES from MIXED NUTS ln Can* or Bulk Quantities Spanish lb. V2 lb. Cisnf Enjoy o good drivewoy and parking area all winter and be assured of a firm surface to drive and walk on when it thaws next spring. Phone, us now! DELIVERED AND SPREAD TO YOUR DESIRED DEPTH. PENNOCK NASHVILLE. MICHIGAN 75c Peanuts 65c Cashews $1 PRODUCTS Ph. 653-2791 To All You Wise and Thrifty PEOPLE that she does. T—Talent—She uses the talents The following children have given her to assist others. O—Objective—She has an objec­ tive in life. marking period: O Ober rves—She observes things' Grade I — Katharine Christie, Jim Elite. Cindyw Gielarowaki. r—Participate—She participates tn home activities, community rick WeUrr. Grade 7—Kathleen Hodges, Grade 6—Christine Croninger,1 Pamela Drake. Leslie Hart, Mar- 1 eta Hengraboclr, Michael Hubert. \ Robert Hubert and Joseph Kes- : T—Teach—She teaches others by her manner or bcliavlor and actions. . O-Ortginalr-She U original. Lynn Kennedy, Jerry Keaaenlch. Kathleen Kllllnger. Randy Sel­ (' — Commence — She commences zen and Pamela Penrod. ’ immediately upon any given project or matter that is Una Leszcxynski and Cheryl Hodges brought to her attention. O—Obligation—She realises it Is her obligation to know others aa well as herself. N—Natural—She b natural, thus Robert Klevom. son of Mrs. making everyone around her Ruth A. Klevom of 620 W. MadiI comfortable. Q—Question—She asks questions at Michigan State University rather than try to do some­ thing that is unknown to her. All-A records during the last She waits for answers. Spring and Summer, terms. Bob U—Utilise—She utilises her God is majoring in packaging. Wil­ Given assets liam R. Church of Bellevue, ma­ E—Education—She furthers edu­ joring In electrical engineering. cation knowing that there b still a lot to leam. R—Radiate—She radiates iiappl- 1966 A IL A’s at MSU Double Koy holiday PMC£?K/oM/ / NOW IS THE TIME TO PREPARE FOR NEXT SPRING'S MUD! MERRY CHRISTMAS Announce Honor , Roll at St. Rose \ Mix — “• H. Borton. Charles E Cooley'. ------------ •-----------Mrs Donald Ruae and Craig Gerald R. CutchaU. E. Gerald Mra. Lyle Bennett of Mt. vtllUxj daughter und abler, The E. W. BlLss Company re-. The Engineering Data ProceosBernard W. Guggemoa. Pleasant b visiting her son. Dr. , , Umnman at Marion Working Wife and Mother," to youraeif speak and perhaps ceivvd national recognition last inn staff at Harting* b super­ Gelre*. Wallah. Hurd. Doyt E Hurirew. and Mm Kingsley Bmnrr. and ...iT-" “Charm." "Today's Woman Takes you will get a better Idea of how week for its work in automated vised by Hermann Botteher, Donald D. Kruger. Robert A. family, while Mr Bennett b at from Friday til Sunday, Nov. a-i. design engineering as applied to manager of product engineering, Phillips. Blair Pratt. Violet Shro- Eiurtem TUlnob Univenrtty for ------- — — -• Girb Made Of." ing aa you know you can be. the production of its line of mt- and includes u prree design engl- yer and Loyd W. Steeby ; the Conference Crews-Country -What does she do all day? w^man of Today b bom tai working presser. I neer a mathematician, a me-1 ' AL*o honored at the Lansing track meet, and also thc NCAA j From a to 5 she joins la million: «l0» a desire burled wlttrtn her Craig lud the thrill of catching a Harland L. Babcock, data pro- ichunical engineer and data pro- 1I dinner2 were the following Has- meet at Wheaton. Ill. other women in performing the!‘° out ,,M1 conqu« crzalng and system* supervisor, ctertng specbllrt. duUreof ntSecary^waitresa’law- ' *orld- Today's woman b one who 'ling* Area Retired Employee*.1 ‘ and Hutner L Ingmlre. group I in describing thc Bibs sya«*. ' year-old boy this was a real thrill! K Beclrtel. Evbon J. — Beck. yer schoollaschcr saleswoman »™rs mnn>' hats-yea. you are leader in engineering date pro-: teqi. Babcock and Ingmlre Mid. ,jFred Ohn C. Bebon. Jr. Oliver O.! cessing, both trom the E.. W -the automated design system Boulter, Leslie A. Daniels. Edna bruins around fl a.m. and tn<Ls feather*, vclb. fkrxrrs or 11 t Bliss Company'* Press Division.employ*.-an IBM 1401-16K com- L piuaibbon. Audne C. Oranclone to midnight. WHY DOES have you. Plant 7n iTartTng*. described ths which*balcaUy b*a rtJiIgerf'William ’ D.'^ubbeilT ’ Fay Plant in Hastings, described UM,enter, which ba*ically b a nor- <,.r William D Hubbell. Fav BHE DOIT? Mainly for financial * ^Ln-bonnet but she too,1 riew towk'hrough In n paper (Bgc memory capacitor, two mag- HummeL Frank W, Kelly. Oscar ,°r “ MJWI nju«h“ fm 1>ct rbhb in this iiew I Prt*cl,le‘5 to ”w International । „uc lap? units and two disc y;_ pope and Burl H. Will. The three main reasons arc- I hmah. loi her ngn* in inis n Eiin c<jnUrenf* ot the DaUl Pro- igtorage units. In general, speclfl- --------Special ------------------guevta from lhe comTo provide better living for lha. 8l»e_fougnt ueswe ner ManaKrroem AssoclaUon cations from a curtoner'a order family: to provide for lhe chil-1 U> D»Ua>. Texas arc introduced into lhe computer '"nmlcs Wl 5-9187 TV Munching Nashville Plans Thanksgiving . union Services Two-hundred and eighty-rix I Consumers Power Company .cmDloyi-e,. of tho Lansing Division were recently recognised al lhe aimual'arevtee l^Xer held Hi-fi and tape recorder* repaired quickly. Nov. 20 (action Three——PflOM 1 to i -s-« a— ui L.u IO Thursday, November 18, 1965 Christmas Club is Open! and family of Battle Creek and Mia* Marv Lou Smith left for Mrs. Allen Ely of Kalamazoo Georgia. The weekend of Nov 6th. visited Dr. and Mrs. Richard Parsons and family. Double Kay Gift Suprema $2.00 MIXED NUTS ... Friendly Treat Can* of MIXED NUTS Santa tends his best Christmas gifts through the Con $1.39 Small Can* of All Kind* of KELLING NUTS ,x. .......— Pick Up a Package of. Sanders CANDIES To Enjoy at Home Chocolate Covered Nutt, Chocofote Bark, Burt.mcotch Bark, mail from oMMbank: Christmas Club checks, of 39c *> 73c Only ^O C W W Peanut Clutter* and Many More . . . TFOC HEATING, course! If yoiM^ not getting one this year, be FURNACES day! Start your 19o6 Club check on its way for a Modern Aire - Oil - Gas - Coal prepared for 19CTL, Make your initfal deposit to­ merrier Christmas! HOT WATER BASEBOARD HEATING PLUMBING SUPPLIES WATER SOFTENERS WATER HEATERS National Bank of Hastings Call Wl 5-5769 Bob Will* 2153 Gun Lake Road or Wl 5-3732 Dick Henney Halting* AhBBfll Member federal Reserve Sytlem and Federal Depoill Iniurance Corporation DEPOSITS INSURED UP TO $10,000.00 �Woodland Plans Community Rites On Thanksgiving Pilgrim Holiness Members Meet for Thanksgiving The annual Thanksgiving Mr- I .tKIHOOn noran point IKST METHODIST CHURCH ORANGEVILLE EIRST CHURCH OF GOD — — -r--------BAMUT CHUWCH , As the Pilgrim fathers (lift in BAPTIST CHURCH FREE METHODIST CHURCH 1330 N. Broadway Hastings Community Room above Rev. Oweonelh Sebring. Pastor W. Glen Campbell... Pa* Rev. George KUloti Rev. George J. Huber. Pastor Woodland Fire Station 10 am. Atnday school. * so did the H*j'.ing» Pilgrims In 2 Mlles South of Odn L Her. John Joldmma Phone 945-3195 11 am. Preaching. 9;45 Wl 5-4045 9; 45 am. am. Bunday echool. school. Where a Christian Experience 9:50 am. Sunday school. 8 pm. Preaching. 8 30 am Worahip service 11 a m. Morning worship, About 125 members and friend* 11 am. Worship service.* breakfast to be served after- . 7 pm. Evening worahip 10 am. Bunday school 7:30 pm. Evening service. Wednesday. 7:80 pm Bibb Church gathered Friday for a 11 am Homing worship. TRINITY GOSPEL CHURCH 9.45 Church school ; study and prayer aervice. bountiful Thanksgiving supper 6: 30 pm. Youth service 1116 Jordan Lake Street । 11 am. Worahip aervice. Ber-----------7: 30 pm. Evening worship. Lake Odessa IPA. Campgrounds mon topic The Bung* Wo Bing " : Mito BIBLE CHURCH Phone DR 4-8377 6 pm Wealey ringers rehearsal. rj Delian Echool. Rev. Jerry Boomer. Pastor Room turkey and drvwaing, CARLTON SEVENTH-DAT 7 pm. Jr. High MYP. —*■ Crabb LAKEWOOD E.UJL CHURCH Rev -Frank Bunday school, 10 am. mashed . potatoes and gravy. ADVENTIST CHURCH Sr High MYP. Rev. Carl 811 vernal!. Pastor } Worship service. 11 am. A. J. Bpoehtra. Pastor Monday. 7 pm. Troop 73. Sunday school, 10 am. Young People's service. 7 pm. Elder Gerald N. Black Thursday, 3:30 pm. Child: Etcning service, 8 pm. coffee Sabbath school 9:30 am choir rehearsal Bible Study Wed. 7:30 pm. Sunday worahip, 7:30 pm Saturday worship, 10:45 am. 3:30 p.m Carol choir rwheonal. DELTON Wednesday worahip for entire Prayer meeting, Tuesday, 7:30 METHODIST CHURCH * * 7.30 Cleaned choir rehearsal. — — — family. unuy. . , ,, After everyone's appetite had pm. Marcius E Taber, Minister Union Thanksgiving services. Adulte Bible study and prayer. UNITED BRETHREN IN ' 7:30. ‘ gram was enjoyed In honor of KALAMO CHRIST CHURCH Ministerial AssoclkUori will be am. Youth Fellowship. 7:30 pm. • the 40th wedding anniveraary of j PENTECOSTAL CHURCH E. Colfax at N. Boltwood held Nov. 24 at the Pilgrim HoiiWorship. Bunday, 11 am. au,. >. Boys and girls ICIKn fellowship, 7:3®! ard Rogen, which wa* to occur Frayn meet Thun, 7:30 pm. ncos Chpreh. a Hanover. MmYouth Fellowships. Bunday. 6' choir practice, 8:30. 9:30 am. Morning worship. thia week Tuesday. Nov 16 a' Evangelistic tcrvice. 7:30 pm. jmung churche* are invited to Prayer Group, Tuesday, 9:30 Junior church. HASTINGS lhe .wtvleea beginning at 7:30 _ 10:30 am. Bunday school pm. Special muric will be feChancel Choir relwxrsal# 7 GRACE BRETHREN CHURCH Rogtw cheed the program with I BRETHREN CHURCH 7 pm. Evening service. Cor. at Jefferson and E Center alured. Thanksgiving medlta- om, Thursday. ■| remarks in keeping with the' *H. ’ J. ’ Buwalda. —“* Minister Rev. Rmsell Barver. Pastor ' I Pitnnea Wl 5-3997, Wl 5-4995 tKM» will be given by Otecm Thanksgiving seaa.ii Sunday school. 10 am. i Office hours Tuesday through Clark of Che WaJcyan Methodist BOWENS MILLS CHAPEL Worship hour. 11 am. H*mM VanTil, r. Evangelist UNI CHURCH Church and George Elliott ' —.... Sunday evening service. 7 pm. 10 am. Morning service. New S.D.A. Health the First Methodist. -i. Pastor The Bible, the whole Bible and , ■ Just off M-85, North on M-50 in i Bunday service whedule Circuit Churches nothing but the Bible. Director Named There are clawes for all. Village of Woodbury 9:55 am. The Bunday school. Saturday night the Seven IH- Leon West. Bupt. in charge. A cordial welcome to all. I Sunday school, 9:45 am. f.-rmon topu for thc Circuit NORTH IRVING WESLEYAN i Worship. 11 am. Day Adventist Cliureh mi-t for There are clasMfi and competent Churehea—"God Like® A Big METHODIST CHURCH FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST. tlie purpose of electing officers 1 Junior church for children. 4-9. Cor of Sisson and Buehler Road SCIENTIST Youth choir rehearsal. Wed, vided. Worship service. 9:30 am. 4 ml. W. of Broadway. Frreiort 8a pm. 645 W. Green Street • Rev. Morris Borgman. Pastor Sunday service, 11 am. head the new Hcuhh and Wel- mon: Rev. Dennis Buwalda,' Fellowship service. 7.45 am. Sunday school. 10 am. Bunday school. 11 am. Youth Fellowship. Wed. 7 pm. Portland. Ind. Morning worahip. 11 am. Wednesday service. 7:45 'pm State Street In HasUnga. Bible Study arid praytr aerWarship service, 1030 am Reading room open Wedn< Young People's Service. 7 pm. vice, Wednesday, 8 pm al P.ogcr 6 pm. Y Hour in thc Youth Quimby Church Evangelical service. 8 pm. day and Saturday. 3 to 4 pm ted aa Health and Welfare DiCarey home, west of church. Church school. 10:30 am. Worship service. 11:30 am. CEDAR CREEK BIBLE CHURCH WOODLAND ence Vaughn. who U racatlon- mon: Special Youth Service uf PEOPLE'S BIBLE CHURCH _____ Campground Rd. 8 miles south .METHODIST CHURCH > H Mlle E. of M-66 on State Rd. tlx- Youth Fvllowahlp. first MHarmiiM of Hastings Rev. Richard VandenBoach, Through t»r week of Nor. 21. »JJJ’J.FBESBY.TEBUN LcRoy Kenney. Pastor Pastor Pastor. Donald Tack । 11 am. Morning worahip. w,^,. 7 pa. n. s Sunday school. 10 am. • Sunday school. 10 am. 10 am Sunday school. . Worahip. 11 am. / l&odn.u.roll’n.mud ^5? Morningwprship. 11 am. I Wed. 7:45 pm. Mid-Week Youth FtUewshlp, 7:30 pm. Youth meeting. 5:15 pm. The: Center to open each Wed- Bible Studv Sunday. Nov. 21. 1965. prayer. O SoTt? Morning group. Morning worahip. 9:30jnd 11. Evening service. 7:30 pm. Thursday. 7 pm. Pioneer Girls Wednesday prayer meeting and WOODLAND and Boys Brigade. . 7:30. pm Union Thanksgiving ?*“'_"** provided^Bnyoif* of . ... -___ . ... ... .. 19 30 wrvla* over WBCH. Haera- Bible study. 7:30 pm. CHURCH OF THE BRETHREN XWomen'.- Missionary Fellow8319 Coats Grove Road nunl of the Lard's Supper ip 2nd Tues , each month, 7:30. nraa Church INTER-LAKES Rev. Charles Gibbs. Pastor . 9 w v 30 vnuren Church senoot school classes. 6 :30 Junior High Youth M-1 BAPTIST CHURCH Worship services. 9:45 am. IRVING CHAPEL lowship . Delton. Mich Sunday school. 10:45 am. , Rev. Chalmer Miller. Pastor Saturday, Ulirary closed 6 30 Senior High Youth Pel- >Uv David Honeywell. Pastor Junior choir, 4 pm. Thursday.' Phone RO 5-3503 Sunday sehool. school, 10 10 am am. lowship 1 B,indttV Adult choir practice. Wcdnruat City Bank I Worship. 11 am. 8 Adult Diacuasion Group. ay. 7 30 Pm. Worship. 10:30 am. Evening worship. 7 pm Monday Actlvllloi mmTw*'raEu>K~T p»' । ™ft, Re». Rl Jcwepti, Q. Dunphy HASTINGS BAPTIST CHURCH 7 Boy Scxnibi Wedneadaj* • v‘u age, Thursday. 7:30 pm Rev. Russell Hotucnuui. Poster Rev. Perry Huffaker, sermon ixKFTfNWD 7:30 Spiritual Life Committee .tries: “Meet the Master." for J'*1™* Director Of Music and Youth 11 45 Tnistee, meet SEVENTH-DAT .9. About 60 were ™ XUnUy CTvnlnB’' CHKl\ CHURCH 48 TruM*fa mpct ADVENTIST CHURCH :S'JLJ’?n hv™ “The <Wch in the Wildwood" “J/* '*?“• „ , . Elder C. L. Wilber, PUtor Fridav .in Pwludo Pn<<1 Friday. 7 7:30 Prelude, . hvmn hymn I| I Wrt ' .,7 30 404 W. Colfax rh.W1H3l ., “ P“Krlln Houmra g^. sabbath school, 9 *17 . ring. Children'll picture and story. Rev Isaac Osgood. Pastor . A potluck supper was served t.r bruMlaut. WBCH. 8 pm. Devotions. "In tlie Na- f Morning worship, 10 am. Worship, 11 am. 11 am. Junior church. For Church. buffet style. Tables were beau­ Gon.” ( . Bunday school. 11 am. Wednesday prayer. 7:30 pm children 4 to 8 years. tifully dreorated tn Uie Thanks­ unnillnn Endeavor. 7 30 pm. HASTINGS pm. iiakti . un n Sunday. "Faith for Today, Today," ” on on ' Bahintay.^ Youth NlgJtL ‘Tn' Christian giving motif. j. ASSEMBLY OF GOD CHURCH TV. WOOD. Channel 8. 8:30 am ____ ________________________ „ ,, ,u z—.. .. ITajcr meeting and Bible study Sunday. Voice of ®“™ay. 9.45 On the Crow. Wednesday evening at Mr. and , 8:30 pm. All Young People's I 102 E. Woodland Avenue “ " ITopbery. *■ Radio WJEP 1230, 8:30 am ?2 PoGuck dinner. 2 Pina! must- , Osguods. mceUnga _______ UI# MTO I lie 9:45 am. Sunday school. GRACE LUTHERAN CHURCH Life Through Hymns ' 1PLEASANT VALLEY UNITED 11 am Morning worship. Ur. Special music, hymn sing. ----------- ' 6 pm. Young Peopte'ffMarv ice.: IB. Jeffexson_A:.Walnut Hto. Monday AcUvlUea Retiring afflcem were.. Gladys 6:30 pm PiorNer carin' Ciuba. Gltaon. Judy McLean. Margaret BRETHREN CHUR! Divine worahip, 10*43 a wd 17 pm. Pilgrim Girl's Pal and I Sunday s<#i«x>l. 9:3(r am. 1503 Johnson. Lake Odessa, Mkh >m CSB Stock- HASTINGS CONGREGATION I Every Bunday— Sunday school. 10 am. | “This is thc Life,” over OF JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES Morning worship, 11 am. 220 West Colfax Street , WKZO-TV. " KILPATRICK WedmwUy Activities Christian Endeavor, 6:30 pm. ' Dorrell Btarburd. president . WOOD-TV. Bunday Public Talk, 3 pm. .WOOD-TV, 10:30 am.: over Junior Christian Endeavor. 7 UNITED BRETHREN t HUKt'H 6 *jn- Men* Prayer Band. Prayer service. Wed.. 8 pm. Watchtower Bible Study. 4:1S^WZZM-TV. 11 am.: over WILXpm. Betty Ovenshlre, director. M-66 Woodland" 9 sun. Women's prayer band. Public invited. । TV, 11:30 am; over WJLMZTV, Evangelistic service, 7:45 pm. i -7:30 _pm Prayer meeting and pm. Prayer service Wednesday, 7:30 * pm. * ivvQf Fvav I Bible itudy 10 am. Sunday school I pm Class leaden, Clayton Mote WKZO l?5owa-oreMtrfw MBTHOniST rill'BCII 5:30 pm. Adult choir rehearsal. HASTINGS FREE METHODIST CHURCH | and Fred Bawdy. i pjn" over Hickory Comers, Michigan Boltwood and E Stale Road 1:30 pm. । Rev. Vaughn B Jensen. Pastor Rev Marvin Bickmiller, Pastor Monday evening, Nov. e? the sw B-m. OU..U«, moo.. HASTINGS WESLEYAN Bunday school. 9:45 am. Im. "Bridge to a Wider W«ld" n am am. Moremg Morning worship. worsnip Juntun- •MCTHODIgT ’ 11 CHURCH Morning worship, 10:45 am. ___ v__ ■______ Crr N Xf.<-11 Iranchl Ar«“ F £ g EC 111 be shown in cur church tor_ chureh nur3cr},____ provided N'^* Evening service. 7:30 pm. basement publie U Is invited invited 1 7:30 ----- nent The nubile •» Rev. Olson W. Clark. Pastor pm. Evening service. Wednesday prayer. 7:30 pm to t.utlwnuu. are doing i.«v Wl 5-3312 Wednesday. 7:30 pm. Family ,j — sec . what -----------------.---- ncuurauay. piii. A warm Invitation4s extended in their work, with Uie mentally Night. Adulta, YouUis. Juniors Sunday. 10 am. Sunday school. to all to attend thenservices of retarded. 11 rum Worship,- gursx speakir. • and Children, 8":30 pm. Choir this friendly church. rehearsal. Every Bunday, 8:30 am. the BALTIMORE U. B. CHURCH PILGRIM HOLINESS CHURCH 6 30 pm Youth Fellowship. e Wl 5-2091 107 E. Woodland. Hastings broadcast over WFUR. 10 am Sunday school Rev. Howard W Rogers. Paator _ 7:30^ pm Gospel Hour, Rev. CYC groups Wed. 4-5 pm. Aidway Between Broadway and Michigan 11 am. Morning worship 1906 S. Hanover Street ‘ ' ' Young People, Thursday, 7 pm. Wednesday. 7:30 pm Union 10 am. Sunday school. n Mon. thru Fri. till 9 p.m.—Closed Saturdays Ttianksglving service at ttas Pil11 am Morning worship. CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE gnun with a film. Nov. 21. Thc Youth meeting. 6 15 pm. 307 E. Marshall Street Evening Gospel Hour. 7 pm. Saturday, 7 pm Wesleyan Minister, Dale R. Harvey ing at Sunset. Acres. Men's Fellowship. Wednesday Prayer. 7:30 pm. 410 E. Madison, 945-5065 O. WE ARE NOT 9 45 am. Church school. Supt. Loyd Mart*. 11 am. Morning worship. 7:30 pm. Wed , Bible Study Sl Rose Guilds Elect Officers, Hear Pastor Talk gelical United Brethren Church lhe United Brethren Church in Woodbury. HI* *"•Thang*<i,ln8 Rev. Carl SilvernaU. pus-tor of Rev. Rlcliard VanDen Bosch, paatoe of the Woodland Metho­ To J*mch Here—The Rev Dcn- Portland Evangelical United Brethren Circuit, Portland, Ind, Is to preach at lhe Hastings BUB. Church Bunday, Nov. 31, Rev. H. J, BuwaMa. pastor of tlie local church, and Mr*. Buwalda He ta a Senior at Taylor Uni­ versity, Upland. Ind. and is en­ rolled at United Seminary. Day­ ton. Ohio. music will be furnished by the adult choir of the WpixUand Church of the Brethren and by Rev George Speas. puMor of the Woodland United Brethim Church The offering will be used for CROP. The public is cordially invited to tills Thanksgiving nervier. Hastings E.UJiYouth Honored ZION LUTHERAN CHURCH Vette Road at Woodland Rev. Einar Unseth. Pastor "Your Friendly, Christ-Centered The young people of lhe Evan­ Church " gelical United Brethren Church Sunday school. 10 am with attended the Riverside Arm Fall YF Rally M Battle Creek Fir* Worahlp service. 11 am E.U3. Church on Sunday. No*. Tlianks ottering asrvioc with tlie women of our church participat­ ing. Berrabn The Law of In- wth. Ingathering of Self-Denial picture'of Christ and will i* placed in the Youth Department Luther Drogue, 6 30 p.m. Our The group was transported to youth win cull on our older purchaacd Sunday School buses. Cherub and Junior choir, Wed . 4 p m. Joe Daniel, driver. and William Senior choir. Wed . 8 p m. Count, youth eounoelor. Adult Instrucikin Cku**, Thure- Senior Catechism, Saturday. 10 Special Services Sunday at Carlton Methodist Church A Hearty Welcome To AIL k lloiy BpOlL’' (Junior catechism, Saturday. 9 CARLTON CENTER METHODIST CHURCH Rev Richard VandenBoach Sunday school. 10:15 am Morning worship. 9:15 am. The public is invited to attend special service st 3 pm. SunMrtlkTdlil Church will be community tinging and special music ■Ml MM MOVING IF YOU KNOW . ji new tom- »• wii''cmm Wijcn Hostm with «^WfaHion, will nuke Um tying cn our Just give their of gifts tnd helpful mer ,feel quickjjf at home. triditicRl sparrt of ddreu Ki Wlcom wit ’45'3534 WELCOME NEWCOMERS! Use this coupon IoJit us know you’re beta 'Miller’s DUsW cm PIwm lure lhe Welcome Wigon Hostess all on me I would like to subscribe to the Hastings Banner I already subscribe Fill out coupon end mail to Circulation Dept, Going Out of Business! NOR ARE li/E Liquidating our Stock! f WE RE NOT REALLY HAVING A SALE! HOWEVER. WE ARE OFFERING OUR FINE LINES OF: MaGee • Monarch Barwick • Regency • and Windsor CARPETS at our Regular Low Prices thj^t other stores often list as SPECIALS present AN of our carpen are guaranteed First Line Quality! SALE the year around I Rug & Furniture Cleaning Specialists YEARS EXPERIENCE—GUARANTEED WORK COATS GROVE i CHRISTIAN CHURCH ■ Cor. Coats Grove Rd. and Durkee Road Charles Gibbs. Pastor Floyd Walter. Supt. Bible school. 10 am. Worship hour. 11 am. Christian Endeavor Sunday. 5 pm. Ruth Turner, new leader. . , -------------- ■ Don't form Christian Endeti- ing. See Mrs. Richard Darby, I chairman. MIDDLEVILLE CHRISTIAN REFORMED CHAPEL 708 W. Main Street Rev. Earl Schlpper Worship. 10 am Sunday school. 11:15 am. Evening worship. 7:30. THE GALILEAN BAPTIST CHURCH Former Freeport High School Sunday school, 10 am. Worship service. 11 am. Evening service. 7:30 pm. . Wed. prayer meeting. 8 pm The little church with the big message. Phone 765-8971. on installation of new smokeless, odorl ST. ROSE CATHOLIC CHURCH Rev. Fr Joseph C Dunphy Rev. David Hawley. Assistant Burn your garbage and trash indoors Confessions, 4 to S and S to in a sanitary, convenient days Daily Mawes. 7 and 6 am. ST. AUGUSTINE. MIDDLEVILLE ! 8T. AMBROSE CATHOLIC CHURCH AT DELTON Rev Fr Denis P Nash. Pi Sunday Masses: 7:30, 11 am. OUR LADY OF GREAT OAK. i DOW UN Bunday End your garpage problem once and for all! A uey Gu Incinerator in your basement or utility rdbtn Conveniently dispoeea of all burnable garbage and rubbish without mnoke, odor, ar noise, far only ix'nnkw a day GAS INCINERATORS »m»Uy �■ . .. . - ■ j Only KrogerOffers UNBEATABLE Values On Turkey-Day Feast Foods U All Prices & Coupons Effective thru Wednesday Nov. 24 - Closed Thanksgiving Day Nov. 25,1965 U.S.D A. Grade “A" Exira Fancy>§ USDA Grade U5.D.A. Grade "A" Fancy "A' Honeysuckle WHITE TURKEYS WISHBONE TURKEY NORBEST TURKEYS 20-24 Ib 45/ SWIFTS TURKEYS TURKEYS Boneless Mixed fhrcklings or Roasting CHICKENS i * bll.rb.ll Al «3” SMOKED HAMS lb SLICED BACON k 89/ SLAB BACON Wishbone Guarantee Oscar Mayer links ' v . Swift’s Turkey Rolls o> 99/ 49/ Honeysuckle Whit* Tarkey Roast ib 99/ <’ ’■ STUFFED TURKEYS ib 59/ SLAB BACON Cornish 1’>4b. Minimum tf■' " Hygrade's ** Singleton Brand-12-ox. wl. GAME HENS < •«>’ 79/ Frozen Shrimp pU 99/ ’ (k 79/ * PORK SAUSAGE SUGAR SLICED BACON >R> 79/ Gordon's Roll 69/ Ball Park Franks ?------------------- Whole or Half Semi-Boneless CHUCK ROAST SMOKED HAMS A - fr COTTAGE CHEESE 1 -Ib.. 14 oz. ctn. ild Medal - Harrud's Sliced , . .. _ I FRESH FRUITS I | A VEGETABLES | Paschke's Lunch Meal Ib. RIND BOLOGNA 65/ BOLOGNA Country Club Franks Ib 55? or Shank Halb BRAUNSCHWEIGER - 49/ SMOKED HAMS WKSrwdW. No- ?«. '1W I KROGER Ice Cream REGULAR '------------- ‘--J price prwRfn! ।BLACK MW,W vzrr i- While, Yellow, Devils Food Dark Chocolate Fudge Cherry Fudge, Milk Choc. I ANGEL FOOD CAKE EMBASSY NUTS Lemon Cocoanut Deliie and Lemon Velvet. Swift's Ib. bag l-lb.3-«z.pkgl. . Q \ Srud.) 3-lb. FROZEN SQUASH FROZEN BREAD Emperor K the pur chi m of my 2 ien ot Spotlight 20? OH Label KROGER Instant Coffee GRAPES , OLIVES Evaporated 26-lb. lug ’2.59 KROGER MILK Kroger Crushed PINEAPPLE Heavy D-/ty Lindsay REYNOLDS Thank You Brand " MINCE PIE FILUNG1rTi^^T^wi 39/ RIPE OLIVES i ' ‘ PORK CHOPS Golden YAMS 3 iu. 39' JU Thark You Brand Pumpkin Pie Filling 4' Crosse & Blackwell . 4r DATE NUT BREAD I Kroger Fresh ranbe -aa SWEET POTATOES! Liberty Maraschino Cherries 2 I lb 13-ox cans Ilf J KROGER PUMPKIN J California No. I3B RAVEL 59/ TANGERINES Ped (13" X Ol TABLE NAPKINS taytor ORANGES Ha. 120 Tmo.1.1 w No. 17b pkfl«. of 200 » -­ SWEET POTATOES 2^—41 ' dozen 59/ In Shell Diamond English Walnuts or I NtlMiyMlxodNutS2ibbag99/ Diamond Shelled WlllltS Or POSMS Ub. bNl 99/ ■ /^ee Betty Crocker April HiH I Kroger Kroger Baked Swift 'nlng MIC *-WW pot roast/ Delicious FLOUR Kroger RAISIN BREAD • * Tenderay Lockshore lb. bag ' Boston Rolled Boneless’ ■IBL BOAST , PORK SAUSAGE V ft> 59/ U.S. Choice Tenderay j Tenderay 4th and $lh Rib 189/ Kwick Krisp v^h Pioneer Beet Z Carlin lb 59/ V . fnds Ib 53? Watt V* SemiBonelets Butlerball ""----- - Wishbone 4/10 lbs. Spray 2 Pkgs. of COUNTRY OVEN COOKIES ECKRICH SMOKERS i �tSErtS'SX”1 rrr>---- —r—| Barry Farm j MSU to Hold Farm Income Tax Short Course Vietnamese Plan ^6_E".roJ!. Altoft 4H Club For Future Enrollments for Alto* 4H Club have been completed with M members taking 74 projects In Despite Strife nine project areas. THE Calendar HASTINGS BANNER ThU b quite a comparison with tho first .nroliment sbreta Vietnam b planning for youth available In 1959. which showed 24 members taking 30 project Highlights Interesting when you are completing your tax returns? **— —™ « Mi .><£•> Course at Micltlgan State Um- dec. t-d veratty The course will lx- held Dec. IJ at the Student Union building on thc &u* Lansing Dm. as-w Vm » » tki.i'*bm cs«k Carlton Grange Receives Honor TIm Carlton Grange meeting of Registration Ix-glna at auctioned off to provide fund* Woodland Saddle Club Plans Roller Skating Party । Barry Honors ill lx*a(lers I ||| at i . n Annual AnnualBanquet Banquet ' Paula Erickson President of 4H Club at Woodland ; Paula Erickson lias been elect­ were planted by a Michigan Stale Unlveraity advisory group tlnuew aa community leader while others hud ns follows: Clothing, H» idea was America's 411 Mra. Ivan Wcetbrook. Mra. Duane Clubs—with a motto. 'To Make Wlilte. Mra Carey Truman and The Beat Better." In Vietnam Mra. Charles Stiuld. Home De­ the organization Is called "4D," sign. Mra. Melvin Oaks: Knitting. ■toce the Vletnamoy' language Mrs Richard Wilcox. Mra. Albert equivalents movement recently with off!- Electrical.- Richard C. Thomas; Gun Safety. Charles Stade!; Dairy and ItabblU, Mra. Frank Weinbrechl and Cliickens, Mr*. Kenneth Pennington. Debbie White will Junior lead In clothing and Jim Or- 4H Community Club. Barbara Lesd.ro . 4H 19U_UUui<1 “’*?»**!* J1uce The Woodland Saddle Club Leader* of ot Barer Barry CouMv Couniys : ., , ~~ ------------- ----- —vium. -uv um. nor o, The club bolds general meet­ aL t|ir annual Recognition BanCPAX internal Revenu, . pcthe Community Progiwu Award. of Lyle Bciaon. ment at South Vietnam. ings at Altoft School every third Nancy Estep was appointee. «jU.*t held al the Community lire* iurw»r or taca tnonia. Tlie vw 4D uruiuuuun organitailon u> b an pari part Thursday throughout the year wlien returns are filed. In your concern about retirement. tf you ; Winter project loaders include,of the Ministry of Arglculuirc Department of Agricultural Feonum Marguerite Shroyer unci Marjorie Enckson, community *nd b attempting to work pel-; r.omira and thc Continuing Educommittee women. Genevieve National Bank of Hasleader; Anne Neeb and Noreta marily in ugrlculturral areas ration axrvlre at M8U in roShroyer and Jean Stamm to Iomct are also Walker, clothing, Ethel Laush- Night c-----------------*“ held ' In Lake Odessa operation with with th? th? intmid “"^““.■Waw.rd f»tr abundoned due'*flj the email opr-ratlon Internal award ththc trout bond, the tlx* R State _ Un and Jerry Win&lcy, knitting; agriculture atxl ixune economics 1 _ j Grange flag and the plaque to amount of profit. Revenue Service and tlie Social 4UCUbJeL During the program Exten- John Sinclair, wood - working; oneof thcstudM»ta who hopes Square Dance ttw membership. j Th| . dub wU1 Security Administration. Regia“ * _. —Other topics include prepara­ to be a doctor mid that Uie 4D Th.- Lake-O Squares will hold --------------Uo»i of depreciation sdiedulcs. The ------degree — team — ------expressed —---------minum knives There ar<- several n . .... .. .... . , and HoaaM EnZ and Du- nrvun rnlinn invr-.Ur.rtil credit and recapture, in any thanks to tlx- Grunge atul Marian Rowbr.dcr. ■ and huw thc IRS opcraUc to mcnibcra of Maple Leuf. Juhn- and knife sharpeners If anyonuro nd dollars available from stown and Irving for helping is intcrakted in prices or putfNeed money for h«*lp taxpayers I Co-chairman at the course b with the exemplificauon at State cluuiing them call Chris Bcbm the Federal government. ; ieiUic:, attended the Nov. 3 work which Is being done is sup­ 545-2607, ". Everett M. Elwood ot MSUa Co- Grange. new facilities? -----------However, thc cost of moving meeting In lhe Woodland band ported completely by private operative Extension Service. AdThe Home Economics chalrBill Kirkpatrick. County Ex the three structures ftwn the W. room. Manbura signed for tho funds. The organization was very Sec us for tho money you diucmal uiftxmaUon U avail- man. Mabel Barry, reported that tension Agent, will visit the chR s’nte R®*4 hxoiton may cost Winter project* and rofrqdi- active under the Dion regime, he need to flnanca new farm 1 able through hb oftia- 8 Agri-; she hud purchased a new Bible for the next meeting to sixrw .. tx-'wren 15,000 and 810.000, xtceby mento of cider and doughnut* added. facilities, repairs, expansion, .— cultural Hall---------MSU. East Lansing, and had given it to----------------tlie Junior , rrr,.--------- _ ----------------------------I him called "Saddle Talk." Due “*** . । were served. After the students return to etc. Long terms, low cost, —- ------•-----------Grange. to mi jun ocliedule. the meet-, Tlw* Klwarib Club b working i no prepayment penalty. Yeckley 4H Club j The Youth committee chair-i ing will be held Monday night.- -rith tho fair board officials, lewpccUve orgnnizaUon* An In­ Th* Vrekiev 4H club held its ’man ^f^rted that she and her Dec. 8, at 1 o'clock. Streby raid, and will attempt to 1 tense JSOUtUT man studying to be h2«»irtA WmUkaaUv Ac* ”0 It husband Kenneth Stamm, stayed Mehibcn, voted to exchani- rnlL" ^PPWt from all otherCentral Michigan's ttaTVl^d rJ. overnight aa chaperones with lhe wUd££ ^--.mzaUona for thc purvhtue coopetwa with lhe governnu-nt ““-Howud Frerb reri- Jyuth nlghl surname. iuul of $| lnfmbcr. . Most Complete dence at 7 pm. und Gerald W*.*”n*'u , ore to range In price from "id sale or $i annual memt in re-establishing and further­ ----- ....... . । <hlps i Smith drove the tractor. The ■ nre-ted Pcr’**1 'three *1UTC etumuvH changtw in in the the ■ to «■ n, Tameni Kantner .Ls in A^uP**ill n the 4“1tfele *nlr1 ■■evilaUen B?wclltUof‘' ing th® 4D Cijihs." Fertiliser Service ridcra went to }outhi— pn•'------Knun-». charge ui of gauica gmr.ro oiKi and reireanrefreali-1 — the .... 4H — C.u-np ------ -----------uuujc || Thc medical i.tadcnt lidded .. * a _ .... ----— . *TV m w — .I — .taww .1.— Kl..^ 1 ingh Uilv WCzrtil about $10.... — . M _ . they had a wiener roust. ’rl‘e master. Joyce Weinbrecht menu for the combined mectln; lnj® .WGrth about jlo.ooo ' that thc Integration problem m rath. A bid to move Uicm at a _ „ ,. hayridc wm chaperoned “ discussion about member- and par: y. FERTILIZER FACTS OU of |1MO wwa received, but i ?,"««• mt*u.n« Vietnam Is severe. By that he . ■ >• . m. . . .. T* • - r—u — : . there U added cnau of taking , intraday. Nov. 11. wax a Joint meant that it b difficult to get pcnicra repore on tne aer.ior _____ .. LT __ . -TT5 session of the Subortimate and and Mrs. Marshall Cook. Citizens was highlighted citizens mgmigntea with wnn a Given i Herd Name Jrnuor Granges. _« tr.iu.i-. w A potluck rapper for the mm- । ^"Tf n^i i^-n^' LONG TERM John 8eeber, Hustings „„ u..™ e*ca n> ,ca«i«T w „ -.y-— .- ~r- — bera and families was scheduled “ 1have the exclusive use ot lhe pre- sell 10 membership*. lhairman. Marguerite fahroycr. Maia Office for the all-purpose room I!fix "Algonquin" in naming all Maxine Gay. president of the*nctlKJ on .s^TSToS'”01 “ 'SSLf'&Ef iS ■Regtatercd Holstein dairy am- 411 Advisory Council, was mb-; ,lc 4H »*■ eluded. "Our problem U not what I tbc, .S.XBIM. clra„,„ mats bred tn that herd. Use of trew of u.romoniro and Trudy ------------ •-----------'judged thc best costumes from this prefix name has been grant- Tobias gave the invocation. E&-c™* l5trly of l,u* Tlmrsday and Hastings ofiice foT eveD'««'s coopretaion, ! America's largest lusrd of wild thc cortumc parade to be Gene- tri ' by Holstein-Friesian Axsocb- thcr M. gtnley led the Pledge to I *----- the Flag and Joan Cole thc;^*55'5 Jo7°' 'Veinbfe‘:111 lettinr. Alic I buffalo — some 1.200 — rooms viere ana Wendell Shroyer and 301 Vi Sa. Michigan pledge to the 4H flog. <h*‘ “ Radiation Monitors ' South Dakotas Custer State Joyce Welnbrocht. The lecturer 1 Leader* receiving the Gold **d *!me Park, the National Geographic conducted community singing : Urged to Meet at Clover award included Mrs. Paul; “ co .‘^r*he conI,er’ Bra.tlrboro. Vt. Biyetw. Mrs. Richard Rcillet.. L“kc’ Howell Newton. Mr*. Wiliam I »• rr'TX,“ C,rl' Courthouse Nov. 18 Deputy Sheriff Dave Wood has Phillips and Mra. Clay BassetL ; ,v'20^*' ... TixiM' receiving tin- Pearl Clover _ re*Yr5 oi !4ho.Q,y Nlnetl® announced that all radiological - were Mra Howard I’errh Mrs Sm’LT.-u.b.Snl and Antique Show monitors and those interested tn “ * aan turilWduS “uUu-«1 'lhjLnk becoming monitors are urged to ( , Barry and Mr*. Leslie Donleb for attend a meeting al 8 pm. this Swift. I Tobh. retired their cotlresiun. .nd the Thursday at thc Courthouse. Wood. Civil Defense Director youth for doing such on effi­ and Clarence Hartman the cient job in Use dining com, and a special thank you for Bob Ruby Clover 30 years. Entertainment was provided by Barry (or tile use of hb unique "We especially need help to ' The Spnrtqnaires of Grand Rap- talents. Awards for Junior Orange, check out the equipment wv now Elected to thc Adviser Coun-A*uanb<XB ««»lNUn» at State, have." Wood said tn announcing We'.J hkc the meeting. icU were Lansing Gilbert. North*Tr]' presented to. Brace I Registrations fire being taken wnat District; William Phillipa. S“fpc?;!T' J11*J’Lu’ *“ snurcb. (or a radiological course in radlSouihwen District; Mildred* JflciMrd alien monitoring. Barry said Rhodas Southreist District,' and ttnd °?bra Ulrich Cliarles Fuller. Northern* Dtsz third place tor stone fact*. AU pi the 5-9 age group; Putty Stadri, Fuur-H Key Club awards wrev second plgcc in cork craft and ship and village should be ■maented to Joan Cole. Loren fust place tn stone facts and trained in radiation monitor­ Green. Sarah Hansen and Jean ing. Stanton. group. Little Georgie Ulrich Intro­ ■«imethlng that many lives may depend on." Barr added Rtfckless Driver duced Rev. Richard VnndenDeputy Sheriff David Wood u I Wayne A. Marta. Freeport. Busch of Woodland. who spoke pherc ot witches and Jack-o approximately one and mc-iutlt couiao U 11250 Carlton Grange Makes Payment On 111 Barn I pleaded guilty when arraigned on tlie effect of alcohol on the eight week*. tx-forc Municipal Judge L. E.--------------human body -------and----mind and how i upon comBarnett on a recklna driving I|K; uses ol alcohol cun Irad to charge He was fined *35 plus ”-------- -----------------85 45. According to the report of Betty Stade! and the Junior Officer Rod Tieta. Martz drove Grange were aompn minted on ing the sheriff's department or tho Hastings police department, on Court, Jefferson, Mill and tlxsr iiall decorations and Ken I finally was halted going riorth Stamm for hb fine job In the by calling Barr in the evenings. Pine Luke 664-5572 on Broadway at speeds up to 95 regalia room. George Ulrich was mph reported 111 at the Grand RapTh„ rv—H i,, _ » owtue H-wi rn ™.„ EXPERT TIRE n.,-1'2*ri“gx!S fir SERVICE the next nieetiia* will h.- l.-i.i 1 uic obuoiuu utv- im>u un coiice ixstc.-ssca, will be Anna Andrus and Mary Ranguettc. BARR Tire Shop Receives Promotion U. S. ROYAL Best Buys on & Used Tires Mr and Mr*. H. F. Ritchie of 628 E. Grant has been promoted to the rank of first lieutenant in thc Air Forr<- Reserve Offi­ cer* Training Prognun at Mich­ igan State Unlveraity. Upon graduation. Cadet Ritchie. lUong with lib rit-grre. will also receive rank of Mxond lieutenant In thc PARKING Standing Ovation! Cairo is named after the I planet Mare-El Qahlra in Ara­ bic. the National Geogr^hJc In the short time since its introduction, the 1966 Cadillac has already earned universal acclaim for its smart and distinctive new styling, its brilliant new performance and its unsurpassed luxury. Forsluud Geraniums Certainly there has never bcco n finer Cadillac! Arcept- • ■quiet ride and its many extraordinary comforts. Nety . ancc ol thc 1966 mtxirla by both owner* and admirers variable ratio power steering has wonfaioediste praise points tt> another triumphant year! 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Willow Man ln« rhHk>4. ha«a »ii» r booaakaaplac I* ta lb 4 br Rapat»Har D«<r. >r H«p«»l«or L. hmb H.Wrl < Ckrm'li iw.j: uuU hrtbw nz>niB(«4 III �- —— WR4r?.n ri.j.l Mlll»r t iusr MXSmsi *1 Mamai ifaaltk Ul« v fe:.'"' . St Ika fteaolsilaaa foe ik* tariaaa AVyragnaltaaa b« l>ku frsa lias tabla Mml.® CsrrteJ ■*"<•..-* r; '•««•#* »k* PM tllrf. *00,00 ------ iO«,OM OO ... *.500.00 ::::: 'IM KB Tu Allsssilsa BssrSI . .. SO# 00 Ovil Dstsess ......... ....... 1.000.00 MMIsd <Mrs VsnlliyI ... 100,000,00 IfcxUt Wrlfarr AgaslaUtrslIan . . . Dirset RUlst .... KastHtal ............. *■4 PUt B*«r4 »**ll *•<«!<* Ik* sum CMM tars ......... u.r 4I» <-tb*r Brolrr. *t tbs CsRltsl Osltsy . . hoard for Coaotr Officials •»01.>3TJt H«y««al «IH b* aalltw ta tv 1 M'Kibbl* la* Eckardl ^ E&-E Board Ujo.rn l» W»4aM4*y, Orl. 1901 SI rm kf. Matin CarrM. dat or naaioN MbvH kr BMtrvlw MfKRbta. ■ ■Pgcrttd by *»«rtl*er K*aS«14 ItasUagi. Mlsklrfk ik.l tk# *>hrlTS,r< k* at/.nuii >1 la <M *4ta*r*B«*l takes .■>4 »4rp<>4 •( r«M Roll 0*11 10 tittwtihsisiB V.*« S-p»r,lwr* Bachaiik. aJ’iitaita.“»#S!?%.;><«£ ex*. • Milgstad bv Ik* • Afia- i??*’** «- *is*n Jsdleitfy C 9*rt* r»r*l»«« fr*« ikti «kaw *• caai ajara- Roll Cali. All BorWith. XsXIMka. 1 ' Cooperation Produces Best Blood Clinic Ever Two hundred and forty - tight ———————:--------- —------------ — ——-— —— Inta of blood were donated on the clinic which wa* *pon»ored Edna Rhoades. Helen Furlong, toutay. Nov. B. al the high by the acttools. and he expressed Ruth Kennedy. Theo Kennedy, chooi. at lhe moat successful hte thanks to everyone who David Burgea*. Dr. W. R. Birk. noblle visit tn many years, helped to make It a success, in- Tom Slaughter, Anoqa Mead, close to 300 persona re- eluding Uie Board of Education Mary TleU. Mary Cook; td to needs of the Barry for the fsclUtles— * — — ■t — -—-- Cook. -----------------and cooperation, Thoma* Donna C»mptho teachers, students and par- ben. Ronry Gibson. Gerald Hull, Don Rayner, Don Proe frock, “The community can take ante. He cited the maintenance men. Arthur BenneU. William Grocs, pride in thl* recent display of The Maple Valley board of v— ...» ____ Rene Oanguillet, Anns Dahnen. Golly McVey. Robert Gaskill. Dm _ Che county in______ terrst in Red Cross Blood program." Mrs. Keith Gor- Burdette Hayner and Leo Church Rose. Philip Hersel. MauHe education met Monday evening. don. rxecutire secretary, de­ for placing the equipment and Lovell, Marjorie Campbell. DonCarroll Wolff. al»o Bob King's crew of Andy na Kinney; clared. Taking soma-------------------three hours Richard Heniser. Forrest -------- - -up ----------Over SO volunteers gave their Johnson. Jim King. Greg Guggetime to assist in conducting the mos. Dave Birke. Ted Woodman- j0hnson. Anne Neeb. John Guth- was a general pra»entatk>n of sec, Tun WlUlams. Dick Stanley crld^t. Ruby Barnev. Margaret curriculum guide for all studies blood bank. and Steve Taflec for unloading Coats. Ed Baldwin. Marjorie In thc chernntary grads*. Tho Joining thr “three gallon and loading the Red Cross truck. Wieland. Bernard Hook. Howard :elementary principal, Ralph Or ace Miller, commercial Ferris. Elmer Ritter. Barbara Block, aaalsted with the dlacuaMilter. Haan itarl KUlott, Charlea Dodge; done in the* kindergarten wa* Two gallon donor* were Ruth' -creta^a ronnan Anne Bortak tundMnun of the Kennedy. Don Rayner. Jomra •ecretarira Marg Haan. MorJ MitehrlL Hasel Johltaon and Ilanlrr. Merrill Friddle. I^U®r SUrot Schwl; flr« made. Lucill# Johnson gave Carteyn Fullor.. Haywood. .... hour* of ... : R-orm*n Hull. IIU1I. Ernest i.Illi ' Jacoby. J.II-'I... ----- ------------- Priddy. - -------------------.X ~ ___ Thomas ____ ... Mason. May-, Street Brhr.il Mcml workX Ralph Eye. Stm-t SchoU; second irradr grade. Uni. Mra. One gallon awards went to Girls providing baby Utting nard Tucker, Maxine Watam. M^garrt J<kuta>m niDBr Btroet; Cynthia Robbe. Art Thompson, service* included Bally Webster. A. E. Divcns, Roland Oaster. *hlrd grade. Mra. Hlld.-ed PvaDuane Allerdlng. Henry Olbson, Carried tasty, Maplewood School; fourth Charles Morgan. John Ringler. Julie Carr. Jill Kennedy, Starr Judy Bites, Daniel Tebo. Clair Ernest Strong. William Morgan. Posqual Rodrigues, Jr. Robert Keltnar. Sue Manning, Lls* Mor- , RuucU Nash. Helen Bhr.Urn- wood; fifth grade. Mrs. Gladys gan. Linda Rohde, Sue Engle, barger. Betty Homing. Sharon King. Puller Street, and sixth Sue Carr and Barb Barnett. Wallace. Cha*. Cooley. Lyle GorMrs. Warren William*. Mrs hwn> Vcrland Gillespie. Chas. Maplewood School. Providing medkal corerace Ken Robbe. Mr* Paul Siegel. Bob Morgan. Barbara Foreman. Sue The board discussed parking ’ • Nccb. - • Bemadlne Morgan. Lewu laciliUn. at the Fuller Stnvt Morrill. Benntk and Blair. Bee- Carlson and Gordon Cole stood -by to provide transportation for VanByckle, Owen Thomas, Ben­ the clinic. K nie Carr, Jack VanHoulen; o»rtl from Ik* Mii-bicsn Itrportat Pete Straube, Wesley Emery. •t Agslmltiir* vlahss to report received the honor of obtaining Wllda Allerdlng. Ellr.e Buehler. Other volunteer* were Mn. lhe most donors, followed by the William Crldler, Richard Mix. Duane Jarman. Mn. Jack Ken­ BoolMiMns. Larry Poll, Russell Keech. Louise **!•• 00 roowrtk loser u boo Issa nedy, Mra. Rudolph Flora, Mra. The names of the donors fol- Haight, JU1 Losse. Robe Lancas­ Federal fund* for the "Head both oa **takll«k*4 foot to agrissd- Harry Burka. Mra. Tom Taflee. ter, Peter DeDeckcr. Robert SanMrs Richard Abbey. W James deU. Margaret Cook. Richard Start" prognun which la de­ Mra. Richard Clark. Mn. Lyle signed for children before they OiUeapte. Mn. Glen Almira. Mn. Alderaon, Duane Allerdlng, Marte enter kindergarten, like txxard Allerdlng. Nelson Allen. Farrell Warren Kidder. Beverly Smith. alau will apply for federal fuixls Brant, Mra. Richard McLaughlin. Anderson, Ellyn Anderson. Mn. Allyn Colbert. Lyuda Newton. con-red hi tta- Elemtntary and Gray Ladies volunteering Donald Haywood, James ChrisSecondary Education act at' Otnar Barnum. Jahn Bay.. Mr*. Kimmel. Mra. George Yount*. R Brenner. Kingsley Bennett. tenacn. Roy Stout, Ethal Trum­ 1B€5. labile l>a« No. MHO. Titte Grasrsl Fuaf. Walter Birman. Donna Brewer; ble, Eugene Kidder. Pal Hodges, 1. 11 and HL Thia covers vari­ Mrs. R iDorisl Brogan. Robert O. Kannes, John Ringler, Hay ous types of prugnuna, including Ritchie, Mra. V. P. Moll. Mr». remedial, in-scnlcc, library rwRobert Stanley and Mra. For- J. Brown, Belly Bryans, Mrs.i Wieland; J. W. Bump. Jean Burke. Mra.| Joseph Hubert. Richard BenThe canteen, with food sup­ 3. Bush. Lois Carl. Robert Carl- nett. Sandra Merrill. Vera Pryor, plied by Hospital Guilds 3 and son. Erneiit Carpenter. Clayton Gary Slocum. Robert Feluer, 19, was operated by the canteen, Case. Robert Case. Bhtrtey Ca»e. Jack Hoke. BUI Jeraw. Eric von- mainly towkrd a center, and CT. committee under the co-chair­ Rhea Church. Gordon Cole. Reis. Garrett 1sttarn. Martha mlglv. operate aa a county pro­ Tbompaon. Ilwyn Rafflor, DtMi gnun. men, Mi? Joseph Shulu andI Helen Cole; Joyce Count, VfUlard Curtis. Wingeier, Lloyd Brechslsen. tuMrs Ray Waters. Jack Hoke was chairman off Richard W. Clark, Emma Dal- gene Reuther, Helen Burkey. particularly thooe In Vermont-' man. Mrs R. Daugherty. Alice Helen Thomas. Richard Johnson, vlUe. wa* discussed. and anolhDavis. Wendell Day. Ruthgnne Marilyn Cotant. Dorothy Brewtahoa to report oi Day. Shirley Decker. Mra. R er. CliSord Clouse, Lorraine f Denny. Edward DePew, Norman Stanton. > Donnlnl. Wm. J. Eastman. Jack member, had tacn Investigating • Echtinaw. Gorden Englerth. Jean i a storaKc building at the Junior, ’TIFVo’Ki.S-K-JSISVs a,, Englerth; senior idgh sctiool. but because Nashville Richard Feldpauach. Jpan Pin- ' g I HfHMl • me. Donald Forman. Albert) Mrs. Gladyt .Miller I rrrert ar follows. ‘ Franclk. Danny Gale. Deanna, *By ‘J ■••••• Supt. Wolff and Ralph Block ..- M—4U 4SJ-9MI WHEREAS, Ike nk IT FVRTItEH HI'JUH.VRD. Garrett. Itansing Gilbert, Mere-)11’■ M U>*1 tk< IImiIbs* invbtaa st lbs« dlth Gilbert, Patrick Gilmore. The Nashville volunaer fire de­ wire In Jackson Monday attend­ TMriat ssd Rnvrt AmmIsimu far-. F. R Goggins. David Goodyear p»u-tmcnt was called to the R ing meetings pertaining to elem <VIM (IsMsse* Hlsls: TlHllKJMKK BK IT KKHOI.VKD III. Duane Gray. Helen Gray, u Eddy residence on Kalamo • Jack C. Green. Marie Grinnell. Highway about 4 30 pm. Mon­ tv—". _ —— . CkU4 (MSaae* dials tar Ike Raxel Gutherldge, Nolan Gutch- out ' but tine waa no damage co u> Charlotte Wednesday evening r'"??' Vuhtheb RkaoLVkD. oss. Mrs J. Hurless. Eugene Haas. the t>»iv ♦ The Baryyvilte uttcndlng educational mostmsa Ike K.tamsS*. CkUd G.Ussr. Barbara Haan. R C. Hammond. WSCB field a dinner at tlie liome Harold Hathaway. Clarence pufpaff Wedntaported b> Hoperatsor Boohler. Hnu e. Harold Hawkins. Wayne * Thuradsy evening there. Resehttien oppropristiat |U».O Hawihome, Itauthnme Ann Hickey. Hlrkev. Mrs Mrs. J. 1 £ * moeunT of Ltona com­ Woot Mlrbleoa Toarist Aoaoclotli " RodKe^Hocmh.11^’J ilowrU P”*11* Zone 3 01 HB'1 Maple Valley School Board Studies Courses B^rt I. Tk. Hulls Rwntad.r «; Kt Ilk Ck#s roux-TH ---------------------- ■sK’rajs: Clerk' -lisss- •3.04 3,03JOO «.loses EMi vac.. Postal Job Open At Middleville Middleville announcer. that spTl* lwh «nu* maun, ol pllcaUotw are Mill being acceptKarrar. Arthur Karrar, Phyllis lion* al the Middleville post o<* K...ta™. W. K. Koiur. Bur. detie Kidder. Ethel Kilmer. Ja­ net Klovanlch. Michael Klova- Hotel in Detroit Among those MM M 10.00 Roe-a H.il.U AUerslod Oporottad rs“x^..fi .. I fts S. ll,NliW- *TkK£foRR IIE IT RE uouu VI .nsuiu.vi <n Lewis Lang. Lucille Lawrence, James Lewis, Mra. L. Lewis. Carl VennorRV.Hc who were present R. Lightcap. Martha Long, Wil­ liam MacDonald, Bruce McDow­ ell. Clara McKelvey. George Magoon. Mra Carolyn Mahler. Dale Main, . Monday. Dec. «. in the EUB R Main. Hr , Marjorie M=l=. । Church * Mra EMie OogawtU Leon Marta: Patricia MUea, Ray Miller. Robert Miller, Harold Morgan. Mary-Martha Circle at William Morgan. Donna Morrill, carry-In lunch. Herbert Moyer. David Mulder, James Mulder. Marjorie Mulder. Donald Murphy, Barbara Myers. Recent research at Michigan Max Myen. Robert Newell, Ger­ Blate University shows that aldine E. Newton; |>ork loin chopa become tncreuaGarnet Nicholson. B. Oom. ingly more taid* when allowed Melva Peake. Robert L. Pierce, Stanley Pierce, Jack P. Raymond, Don C- Reid. Dorothy A. Reid. Ken Robbe. Cynthia Robbe. Nor­ ma Rodrigure, Rick Rodrigue: Mra R. Root. Irene Rose, Eldon Roush. Roger Rush, Hr Duane Rulhroff, Mrs. R. Rlt- paBtioiM off« a starting pay of 1251 per hour, autoniutic au­ rora! hicmasm. lllxwal vacation hevdth and life Insurance plana, Complete information and ap­ plication forms may be obtained from the office of the Executive Scendary. Board of.tJ. 6. Civil iornc«. NEW JOHN DEERE 11O Lawn and Garden Tractor See the «S.»d r.4J»3» ►on-4 ky HapwvUav N»n«, tksl ItesMallea aMeepeisUsut •1,000 00 is Iks Barry cStaly Agrtadlsral iS’X.tfi-Lrw.trt? Bchanta. Kart Schauta. Nell* Shcplrr. Roy E. Schtachter. ArDona Bhrtvrr. Richard Shuster. 3,041.01 Linda Smith. Marie Smith: Marvin Smith. Melvin Smith. Helen Spoon. Lorna Springer. Kathryn Stamm, Emeit Strung. October jlO. 19*5 Jack Taylor. Keith Taylor. J. Kenith Thomas. D. Arthur Thompson. Bob Toatava. Helen Tucker. Patricia Ulrich. Phyllis Usbome. Larry Wieland; Howard T. WUcox. Mn How­ ard Wilcox, John WUl, Evelyn Williamson. Dr. Charles Morrill. us.er it.oiott ssjsu. .sir. "ffl ■mill "SHI na::: ,WBB* •W: 'ittir. ■■®c FURTHER UBOLVEI- ME MlH»o ESUor Ulas sMM>iiriail>a »»IIO.6<' V larry Hall Cassarvaiisa IHiii' i Get the feel of these exclusive features Independent ground-speed control. Single pedal clutches, brakes, and reduces travel speed. Safety start. Double-action braking power to both rea/ wheels. Fosm-rubber-cushioned deep bucket seat. Automotive-type steering. Take a test-spin soon. VILLAGE REJECTED era... Beard new* **IH toraoou. Mollant Uo ■Mt i for. aa appraprMM toi 124 N. Jgfforwn, Hasting* Phone Wl 5-5052 ---------- �t-wtm Rismos Fresh Out of the Attic W. HEWITT traest In him, directing him tn , 1 regard to hta studies and givtr.r ttvtn W. Hewitt wa* bom in BO04 advice ccncemln,- Tn the south Hewitt found new Students front Lakewood Attend Newspaper Event Tl>o ncliool ‘publication can do much in helping to oountcract much of the 111 will felt against his grandfather and great grand Revolu.ion.ry War. The when ive Joined the cotonlsta. used to carry the old commix.ion h^ got from the king in • Kuckcr told high school Journal1st* gathered In tlw Union Ball­ Ban on tlie MSU campus Nov. When nine years <rf age Hewitt I wmt with an uncle to wretarn home on thr weekend of Nov. fl. Eldon Grinnell Saturday eve­ • Mr. and Mra. Gordon Yoder ning. Nor. 6. to help their grand­ attended a card party at BIB daughter. Vrlda Grinnell, cefc- Wieland.-* near Alto Saturday evening. Nov. fl. ♦ Mra. Ruth Marvin Edwards of Hartings and Blnun returned homo Thuraday, vuileu Mm Miu-y Kngusn ana, in uuui<rwonn » mr.. ujui a»is- nuun-, vuuvou »>•» Mr* Mary Miller and Mra. Es-1 and Mra. Ray Smm were Green- j family of Middleville Saturday, tell* Yalrger at the Medical Fa- I vllle visitors Thursday. En route Nor. fl. * Mr. and Mrs. Arthur cllity Sunday Nov 7 1 w-——» ,k» x— *jm vr.w* « >nnt Clinton visited hi hia aunt and and uncle, Mr. and Mra Morley Mr. and Mrs. Muri Hostetler Wakefield In Boranac. Carew of Ada, Wednesday and Thursday. Nov. 3-4. to tu-lp them Mason. * Mr. and Mrs. Richard Phillis Fbx-of Alio were dinner Shoe bridge accompanied Mr. and Eugene Poll of Ad* Wednesday. Mra Robert Red bum to Sun­ shine Hospital, in Grand Rapids visited Mr. and Mr* Glenn Clin­ Sunday. Nov. 7. where they vialMra. Karl Turtle and brother. ton of Ada Thursday. Nov. 4. Paul TutUe. .Mr. oniFMrs. Alien Chuck Walt and family of Has­ Fish visited the Croos-MUier Fu­ entertained with a party Satur­ tings were visitors Sunday. Nov. neral Home In Caledonia Sun- day evening. Nov. 8. honoring the birthday of their three year7. of Mr. and Mr* Richard Shoe­ bridge. * Mrs Sylvan Tagg spent respects to John Miller, who old daughter, Cindy, and thetr Tuesday. 0. with her daugh­ died Saturday at Blodgett Hos­ nephew, Steve Hawthorne, who , ter and Nov. family. XV. and Mrs. pital. Funeral services were held Jerry- Posthumus of Alto. * Mr. Tuesday. Nov. 8. at the Cale- Jeaae Blough and Hubert, Mra. nnd Mra. Richard Bird and'donta Methodist Church with Tom Owen. De no and Dana. Mr. daughters were Oct. 31 Sunday । burial in the Freeport Cemetery. and Mra. Mike Hawthorne and Julie, Mr. and Mrs. Cljarlen and Mr* Richard Vendevlll'e at port resident. His wife tt a alsKaJamazoo !ter to Mra. Edith Bunn, a forCnllers Sunday. Nov. 7. *t tfie *5**”’*•* ?‘r Karen and Bien. Cuke. jeUo, cofRichard Bird home were Mr. and BtKj Mra Allen Fuh MrMrs. Ted Bird and family of i-------Middleville. Mr. and Mra. Glenn Taggart and family and Mr. and Mra. Wajme Tagg and family.! d Rucker, an associate prpfersor ol journalism at Southern HI1; Foote. Judge Sharkey. General Quitman. Governor McNutt, Jaffeatured speaker for the general ! daughter. Mrs EUeh O. Finlay. ' ferson Davis .ml other distin­ convocation during Uie day long I “he used to hide a bit of candle guished men of Mississippi and aeti.itiea, explained: By H. D. Burpee "Much of what Is popularly by which light he would study ih« southwest, whom.b> had met ticked about aa true about when others slept He was not On par? 38 af Potter's HLi- • township. Ban?, the name of I often fortunate enough to get -.tensgora Is often malicious An old frit would lie on the floor and read Augusta writt BSIrSMv- _. ------------------- -------- -- — that the Barry County jAgrlcul- ime" .*»*tttd Jr. Mhool paper." days later while re- by tho light of lhe high old- Michigan In N tural Society was orgiuiiscd Dec. I A few He said that today people are searclung in volume 13 of the faahloned nre-piare." At four- Augusta, wher ok remained two Michlram Pioneer and Historical »» returned to Albany. ------------------- --- lhe liotel port o.' ,oid on education and ttuu any• vM-pmaldem from each townim In the memo- wt>crc I1? . _ln_*Z tikc lime and had .an interest in cne who tampers with this fact curing the friendship of a man the mill at thc same place. H< u inviting criticism. vk£ed‘ot Barry"rownshlp w“ 1 rtal 'Tlx,rt4 ,or l,“l >**r 1 fo,,nd ^n^Ue 'Jot hu "va^d and removed to Hickory Camera ir. -]f n sciwol publications plays iuTmuch as I hare read over old • nm-doan on this same Ervin profound knowledge. Thl* was 1848 and engaged in fanning. He up Uir trivia and unwittingly Un­ records, especially of my own Hewitt. I found it very InterestEpiscopal clergyman. With lived there 31 ycora. In 1880 hr pu«» Hut sc (tool is tuxiilng but removed to Augusta where he a prolonged blast- student* con •___________ -___________ him younc Hewitt studied four or 11TB yr*n>, ku luc atauc uuk wc has since lived. HU health has expect to incur an unfavorable 'got when teaching, and all the been poor fpr a few years, and action " with the Infinnitlcs of age Hr urged the young journalists time when not leaching. Here la tills, K... II.... __ ,__ V_ that broad and thorough know- leave* a family consisting af a mg the eyes and cars for their wife und three adult children community and wished them well oping a protection pro­ Richard Bird and Mr* Ted ■ He will be greatly missed In thc m .heir efforts to do what lie gram that is right for you i studied law at Albion. This was community, where lie haa lived,1 WJ-.lmed a* "reporting at its enjoyed a tale supprr In requires expert planning. Be­ Lake Odessa in honor of Richard : about 1835. Prom Albion he Went Bird's birthday, a George and | with a civil engineer named Wil­ abilitttn and at marked charecause we offer insurance of ter. and a leader In social and i Quinton Elliott of Hustings were lard to Prairie Du Chien, and every kind for your home, car, sembly. high school itudenU I weekend gutwta of their grand worked with 111m building a fort political affaire XV Hewitt ha.family or business, we can ob­ on the Upper Mississippi. With been n practicing lawyer cvw jectively analyze your require­ rlnce he came into thia country I *cter»l working journalist sea- | Grinnell. i Wednesday. Nov. 3. lunch ments over-all, and balance malned. while Hewitt fitted out ly confined to Justice courts and gucsta of Mrs. Russell Price were । your Insurance dollars to fit la boat and went down the river in council conveyancing, etc- He ment" to Pholo-EdlUng and | Elizabeth Lancaster and chllthem bat. There’s no cost or to New .Orleans. Returning to was a man of unusual intrllcc- Photography." ’dren of Hhastlngs. Thelma | Mississippi. lie wa* for a while obligation for this service, CaU Campbell of Algonquin Lake. In the photo-editing sessions, engaged in building bridges over Iva Phillips and two friends of the Big Black River. He also county while he lived there. He ■young photographers learned Middleville and Mr* Rlgo Rcnwas known throughout this and I that a picture can say many malnlng In Mirabsippi several, surrounding counties and had, things without a word being wood Voder entertained the (written. The speaker. a member many friends wherever known.' adult group of the Methodist Another writer add*: "Hon. E of the journalism staff at MSU. Church Sunday. Nov. 7. * Linda Insurance Agency Thaler from Bronson Nursing mowd to Barry County. Michi­ School in Kalamazoo spent the politicians in Barry county. He what he termed -'a slice of life, Over Miller's Jewelers Phono gan. In 1843 Those attending the annual and Mr* Notts] Thaler. * Mr. Mr. Hewitt was fortunate. was a man of great force of 120 W. STATI ST. Wl 5-4174 In having secured character, a strong organizer Newspaper Day at MSU from and Mr-,. Orvul Kokx and Jo Lakewood were Brenda Newton, i Mien of Battle Creek were S*tof another man and a wise councellor.*' What Hewitt would have been.^1 •M*U^Jv7, I|urday, Nov. (5. supper cuesta ol had he had different environ-, Klmf- Hol?7t STS •Mr. and Mrs. Norvitl Thaler. * mmli wo cannot tell. Had hr ®lncl“'r Mr ,h2' lived Ln * place where he would Dickinson accompanied the I Ron WUcoxen from the Army I Training School in Chicago was EEi&r CASH in time for Holiday Shopping When your list is long and your cash Is short ... see to your Local Finance for a loan on your own. <? Insurance planning IF5 F Caller Sunday. Not. 7. * Mr. and Mr* Frank Martin and Mr* John Mishler of Grand Rapids were Sunday evening. Nov. 7. vtaitora at lhe Charlew Blough home. *. Mr. and Mra. Arthur $25««$1000 RANDSEN’C teilectual development, to prolltlcal preferment. than he did Freeport By Mrs. Syiwm Taut quiet husbandmen of Barry U>'»M«h SI. 74S-IHI county, ho certainly would hare Tho Freeport fire department made a run out to the Chaim er and useful man. Men who knew Miller i»me cast of Pi report Thursday. Nov 4 rne cauwr wm Iiavo enabled film to hive fully an overheated gashing machine. * Mrs. Roy Blough sustained a would seem that he let a golden painful fall out of her back door opportunity paar. when in Mis­ sissippi; that he ought to have able -to get up and layed there Add an extension phone ■g»I n«« made himself a prominent taw- Allan. * The VFW and Auxiliary broth- held * Euchre party Saturday, Credi were given to the Cuin- to have placed him In the front 1-Oq, home of Mra. John Bush Thurs- among the politicians of the country." night Mra. Robert Boyion Cotnmun- the canraming to be through In could reproduce no much nr.d in TURN WASTE SPACE INTO WORK SPACE! There are many ways to do it. You can convert your garage into an attrac­ tive shop or you can remodel your basement. Decide what you want to do, then see us/for advice, estimates and materials. We carry a complete line the gooi of 11,000 has been turnfrom other* He was well read Ifi tilstory and in the literature mented for donating no much of their time and effort In making been alike mtereatlng and use­ this year's cheat fund a success. ful to him. Ha could entertain the Floyd Grinnell home were the Sketch Book. David Copper­ Mr. and Mra. Richard Johnson field or the Leather Stocking and daughter of Battle Creek, and Mr and Mr* George Elliott ■-he distlngukdicd men he hsd of Hastings The Elliott children returned laxne with their par­ Belcher. Mower and VanArman, and other* of his profesKonal Hewitt's birth, and she had the County Bar, "We shall mis* rarest gift of them all, for it imabled it* recipient to make This Hewitt never received And the lack of this gift al­ lure had endowed Hewitt w-.th a tered thc course ot Ids whole noble intellect and * strong con­ life. Had ho put his talent to stitution. The good fairies who bring gifts to cradles did not copied the high petitions of life, for which by nature, he whs so amply fitted. He died at his home In August*. July 11. 188". Call our Business Office today - or ask your Telephone Maa an Bell Nationwide Bell System of Black & Decker Power assortment of top-quality Hand Tools at wise prices. budget­ You'll also fine gifts for all members of your family. remodeling. We con set-up on Easy Payment Plan that will be jqj^'ight foe your needs and ■ budget. You can rernodel'now . . to pay! Headquarters for Home Comfort Advice MAHLER MOTOR SALES ALLIED BUILDING CENTER 1320 N. Michigan Halting* Ph. Wl 5-2479 LINCOLN-MERCURY DIVISION � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/492/HastingsBanner_1965-11-25.pdf c8b1d99506f3c5d4fe11a889eb50174f PDF Text Text Montgomery Ward Store Here To Close Dec. 24 Montgomery Ward will close its retail store arilfl South Jef­ ferson on Friday, Dee 24. 1965. ft was announced today by James J Scharenbrolch. store manager The Hastings Banner 110th Year CONTRIBUTE M MNTS flnd> Bcharenbrofch said that John in other Ward's stores will be of­ fered to those employees who art' willing to relocate and "Well do all we can to help thou members ■ Harting*, Michigan, Thursday, November 25, 1965 Council Adopts Regulations for Hastings Airport Section Ont EDITORIALSA symphony of hearty Bavora! Rules governing parking of j >*■' ,hls time than our memory of motor vehicles.-aircraft, the use ' it from two years m”. even though were comparatively clear and the pint* due during the fiscal ■irruundlng peaks, whitened now nun™ U>. in Hastings to find other Jobs । were adopted for the Hostings I airfield Monday night by the m a downixxir of rain that iffth a layer of pew fallen snow. here In town." City Council. reduced visibility to just about Scharenbrolch said that de-I Memorial Hall. dining sales and profit in the Innsbruck's mountain bockdrop I* Hastings store during the krt1 However, a late dinner at the five years made the decision quaint and-cozy Zuin Goldene Ad­ real. The entire panorama, natural necessary lace I I] *11 * lease of Robert I). Husted aa ler i which means. I believe, -Golden though It may be. appears deliber­ Eaglet to the accompanlent olsTy- ately arranged to attain the maxi­ The operator receives 8250 a rolcan songs and music played on mum effect of breath-taking beauty. viewed. Scharenbrolch {month, the rent-free home at zitlier and accordion made the outplained, and a declslan h , the field and use ot the main jlde weatlier seem unimportant— I hangar as his mechanic's work­ The Senior Class of. Middleville :shop. as well as electricity for especially so. when I began opera­ Scharenbrolch added that a service facility will be provided High will present a three-act ।tlic main hangar tions on one of my favorite dlshe* to Ward's customer* after the comedy "Curtain Going Up" at Prentice provide* mechanical little store closing. Credit account* will 8 pm Thursday and Saturday. ।and repair service at the field be serviced by another Montgom­ and other minimum service from ery Ward store nearby pork loin and bacon, all of which permit* flying. "Customers who have account* had been given a long, alow cook­ with us will be notified shortly ing In Ute kraut, itzelf. > high school play of the change." The airport rules require mo­ A cto*tog-out sale at the retail Ken Bray, Tom GrlfTeth. Jody .■tore will be conducted starting Helrigel and Linda Sothard have tor vehicles to park in the pub­ lic parking area, except for load­ this Wednesday, Nov 24, Schar­ the leading roles. ing or unloading: aircraft shall enbrolch said. . . uroers m roe uit are i im Bender. Jackie DeVries. Mary after service w completed; apron ‘ Hummel. Gretha I-undin. Peg parking is limited to eight hours; ■niotigh Vlunkaglvlng Is regard- < thb 'Nalionul Geographic Society McKeown. Sue McKibbin. Jane Miller, Craig Mulligan. Kathy without authorisation; hangar Palmer. Jamie Rohrbacher. Cary leases shall give 30-day notice Warner, Alan Williams and Lin­ upon termination of their han­ world but Uk- ancient world. ** Tolan. gar; spectators and children shall The United States has put Its Elizabeth Thruber is dl­ stay within designated public The annual Barry County ill. —JtftM & special imprint on Ttanlugiving . rector'with Andrea Mulford asj arras. management reserves the os a day tor worship, feasting, and derway op Nov. 29 on the Court­. assistant director. (right to enter any hangar, and family reunions. However, it took house lawn. 4H members and । hangars shall be used for plane Nile learned to measure leaders are hauling In hundreds storage only unless authorized by they gave annual thanks for the present date—the fourth Thursday of pine tree* the manager. grain-crops that would carry them in November. through the hard monQis aliead. Until Abraham Lincoln teihspreading delinquent municipal of the til swimming pool at ter roll. The delinquent taxes giving to November in 1853, it help provide funds total 87426.47. maintenance and They also authorized City time in history, has received a Treasurer Louise. Erway to pay Pur some reason. Thuraday was grant from tlte State Highway 8484 84 long - delinquent <1951­ In a statement this week, the Deportment for snow removal. 1869) personal property taxes, Hastings Area Chamber of Com- ' of five days in camp. During the The State reimburses counties and asked Ofty Atty Paul Siegel nicrce congratulated and praised month of July alone. 4,812 swim­ for snow removal depending on to see what he could do about the officers and membership of! mers made us4 of the swimming collecting the money from the Local 414, UAW-CIO for the M three pool. This worthwhile project Vtous Winter. "orderly and business-like man- ' needs the support of all persons Attendance by City officials at ner in which the long and costly J of the days was Thursday. If we are to continue to provide a Personnel Relations and Labor wiuie some other colonl** adoptthis type of educational experi­ Law Seminar to be held at Wayne handled." Tiunkigsvence for our young people." You State University McGregor MeThe statement declared that on-and-off can help by purchasing your Christmas tree from the 4H lol Fifty-three of Michigan's 83 authorlxed. lutlon. The Continental Oongrttn on the courthouse lawn," 4H Jcnlgnakd special dare of tlianks leaders report. of snow last Winter, receiving Michigan Municipal League, in­ attendance, pointing out by 8671M2A1. compared to 8635,- vited letter that Important changes were made recently in the Michi­ Michigan's average snowfall "This behavior only goes to statutes which provide for during the 1964-65 Winter was gan employee group recognition by rove once more the high caliber f people living and working in employer*. over the previous Winter, and public Payment of 88,12125 brought The Rev. Pr. Joseph c Dun- every county except Berrien re­ to 834363.74 the amount paid by ported an Increase. Catholic Church, announced that Keweenaw, with an accumula­ the City toward* the 840.60C24 Masses Thursday would be held tion of 2303 headed Ute list. advanced in 1963 by The Tyden Washington became Ute first Presi­ Houghton County was second Corporation for the construction dent to proclaim a Nation-wide with 184.8. Allegan had U3 of municipal facilities at the In­ dustrial Park. Tyden advanced inches. SUl, D^urlthe money so that the work could be completed for their new plant. ment is to take blds Wednesday. nn Thanksgiving. President John Adam* called for Aidermen formally approved It was also announced that the arrival of Santa Claus counties at an estimated 815 mil­ on obaervance In May. 1786. and Catholics need not abstain from The Preabytertan Cub Scout lion, Including removal of 775 another In April. 1788. President eating meat on Friday after Jefferson disdained such a “mo­ Dec. 6, by authorising a parade Thunk-Ktring houn, Eaton. Van Buren and narchtai practice." Bui President Kalamazoo Counties ““" Senior Class at Middleville to Present Comedy •IH'ers Annual Yule Tree Sale Bigins Monday Healthmobile To Spend Week In Hastings Origins of Thanksgiving Go Back to Ancient World <£" Barry Receives Snow Money for Second Time Chamber Praises UAW-CIO Local Late Thanksgiving Masses.at St. Rose; Dispensation Friday State to Remove Trees Near Roads Tht backward glances bits ofyesterday".... as gleaned from the Banner files Police Chief Richard Sunlor reported 24 crimes committed in They included breaking and en­ tering. felonious larceny, auto theft, check law violations, con­ cealed weapons violations, sample larceny, assault, disorderly con­ duct. delinquent minora, malici­ ous mischief, reckless driving, obscene phone call* and sus­ picious persons. Fourteen non-criminal cotnplalnta were Investigated, as- ball and basketball The new weiglft and jorolinej . . ’ " " I City Treasurer Fox reported to tlic city council Monday that were made. 22 moving violation County during the first four more than 97 percent of the tickets were issued. five nonmovlng ticket* plus 300 overtime parking tickets were hsnded out. paid to date The Hastings City Bank and ' City cruiser* traveled 3517 miles using 377 gallons mailed to patrons this during the two woAs. Dr. Ray Flnnle has purchased 8106.341 In Christmas September Weather perature recorded at the Has­ tings Fisheries Research Station and IttUe two-yaar - old Solly Hot and U conridering a more to Ann Mr. King, who is a recent •ddi-.iOQ to the high school fa­ 67 that month on the IBth and culty and wl» ha* been teaching j on tmntnal irave. rrcelvtd his Precipitation In September to­ taled 6.13 inches. 2.82 above WARD GLANCES. normal The heaviest rainfall on January. 1811. and April. 1815 --------- ----over the next 47 yrare. TnanasThe State Highway has post-1 giving wa* left to the Stales poned indefinitely from oid-tak-j There might never have been a u>« in WMXX> wdinim uU „• “.“JSUunS ,urt«ln< prauni on M-U m flT. ?*r*h . H*“: * OtfUnlhnyk CUfloii, Fuluxumun «-!•?«■ lo-rt nouu Iran, u>, Bunuu ol.« “*£.>1,a * ,‘JU“ __ . ......__ __ of-Gortcv» lArtv’» Ikxik " the nwt project completed through Char- j widely circulated magaaine al lotte mq; be withheld because A**tone ID year*, rite the Charlotte Hotel marquee !• “dr ‘> ri » encroaching the right of way onn the tatt ta— Thuraday ihumii. of November. Finally. Preridrmt Lincoln, by The public 1* cordtally invited | j to visit the -Healthmoblle" to {sec the story of Michigan medlj cine when the unique traveling •; exhibit visits In Hastings on 1 State Street, near the Court ’ j bouse from Friday. Nov. 26. until r - Thursday. Dec. 2 NUMBER 32 Donald I). Smith Dies Friday; Services Monday Donald D. Smith. 83. 434 W Green Street, a retired builder and consultant, died Friday morning. Nov. 19. at The Clark Travel Series —Jackson Winter Memorial Home Nursing Center in Grand Rapids where he had the second program of the new been a patient since Sept 16. Klwanl* World Travel Scries at 8 pm. In Central Auditorium on Tuesday. Nov. 30. The land, the people, the river and wondrous the University of Michigan antiquities are to be screened tn School of Civil Engineering, re­ this brilliant addition to the ceiving his bachelor of science showcase of travel films. Winter degree in June of 1005. any native. Persons without sea­ son ticket* may obtain them* at the door. tendent of the building of Barry County Medical Society, Jecl chairman. The Healthmoblle tore, with Mrs. Ptnnle in charge; Woman'* Hospital Guild with Mrs Gerald Beckwith in charge. They will help explain the exhi­ bits and discus* medical career possibilities with student* and parents. , The Hastings Chamber of Commerce also la cooperating with the promotion of the pro­ The Healthmoblle will arrive Santa to Arrive In Hastings on Monday, Dec. 6 lively engaged in the construc­ The MMilgan State Medical tion of office buildings in various Society Healthmobtto will tell cities, until he became a consult­ local adults and children about ant in contract bonds for surety the exciting Michigan develop­ companies In later year*. He had ments in medical research and his offices In Detroit. health care The attractive mo­ Mr. Smith retired in 1958 | bile unit—the find of its kind in because ot Hi* health. , ........ . ........ ••• He pas born in Hastings on Russell Hankins. manager kb. 36. 1883. the son of Judge I. — the -------Hastings --------------------------Area Chamber r of in th* health field. •- —* McDonald MerWinaM Smith Rm I th and and ' Commerce., ha* w.. announced ua ,, Clement that I Tljc Healthmoblle, a handacme I France* Wheeler Smith He was Santa Claus will arrive In Has-'13 x 90 ,oot trailer, described thegraduated from Hastings High u™. „ .. g-y School in 1900. then enrolled nt the University of Michigan. " years ago to cne gie He married Edith Lombard in The Jolly old fellow's visit is | and lung machine* being sponsored by the Retail; Mr. and Mrs Smith had made Division. Service In Michigan Medicine." Many of Hastings' store* will I their home in Hastings since 1942. and were member? of the be open from 8 am. to 8 pm. First Methodist Church. starting on Monday. Dec. fl. conMr. Smith was a member of tinning to follow those hour* un­ the Hastings Rotary Club, the til Thuraday. Dec. 23. Store* will | American and Mkhlgan Societies of Civil Engineers, a life member close at 5:30 pm. on Christmas Helping to portray Michigan1* of the Hastings Commander}'. Knight* Templar. F.&AM. Has­ Manager Hankins annannced tings Lodge No. 52. Hastings ' vances during the century are special exhibit* prepared by th* Chapter of the Royal Arch MsUniversity of Michigan. Wayn* •ons, Michigan Sovereign Contiston' of Detroit, the Moslem Tem­ State University, Michigan Sial* University, Ute State Department ple of the Shrine of Detroit and the Bay View Association al ,ot HealUi, the Michigan HealUl , Council and the two major Michi­ Petoskey. . can pharmaceutical companies. In addition to his wife, he Is Hundreds of dollars In merOne of the popular, education survived by three daughter*. hsndlse will he be elven given >wav away dur. dur­ 1 exhibit* was provided by th* Gertrude Solms of Detroit; Mr*. chandlse Harold (Margaret) Relf of Min­ ing December. Hankina said. American Medical Association. It and **' Miss 8u-' "Shop in Hastings for wide se- U the transparent humanjlgure neapolis, Minn., a;™ with a panel of buttons keyed to zanne Smith of Hastings; four lection and value." he added. grandchildren, and three great various organs and muscle* which light up its Uie appropriate but­ grandchildren. ton Is pressed. Michigan's medical educaUon Monday al the Leonard - Osgood Funeral Home with the Rev is traced from the foundings of the University of Michigan Medi­ George Elliott and the Rev. Wil­ liam Helrigel officiating. cal School In 1850. and from the founding of Harper Hospital tn Burial was in Riverside Ceme­ tery. ner of the present Wayne State There was a capacity at* University Medical School, to the tendance in the dining room of new development* at Michigan the Methodist Church Thursday State University. evening when the Barry County The work of the Michigan Republican Women's Club held State Health Department In pro­ their dinner meeting for mem­ tecting the health of the public ber* and guest*. is told In one of the exhibits Club president, and vice-chair­ Contributions of both The Up­ Union Thanksgiving services sponsored by the Barry County man of the Republican Commit- john Company at Kalamazoo and the Parke. Davis & ComMinisterial Aasociatlon were scheduled for 7:30 pm. this Wed­ sided John for its development of "Orinesday at the Pilgrim Holiness National Committeeman John Church. Martin of Grand Rapid* was the pase." an oral anti - diabetic main speaker orthe evening and special music and Thanksgiving State Representatives Stanley M streptomycin development. meditations by the Rev. Olson Powell of Unia and James PamsClark of the Wesleyan Methodist wortlf'-ot- Otsego also spoke practice today and a century ago is vividly told through the dis­ briefly and answered questions Hott of th*- Pint Methodist Walter North of Battle Creek, plays There is a woodeirtteltoChurch. chairman.of the Calhoun Coun­ doctor's Satchel from 80 years ty Republican Committee. »a*> Mo with scores ot tiny vtata of among the guests. powder . . hand-carved Ivory dentures . and a blood, pump used 45 years Igo to transfer 1 blood directly from a donor to the recipient Michigan contributions during the decades Include the modern ■ting in annual "re-organ• , , Izatlofr session, the board of di­ heart-lung machine used In open­ heart surgery and developed by rectors of |be Michigan Farm Hastings' Senior Citizens willI Michigan physicians at Harper Bureau ha* re-elected Kent Hoepital with General Motors county dairyman. Elton R. Smith, to head the 65,000 farm family Episcopal Parish Htusc for the laboratories Photograph* show >thc first rlrctrocardtograph de­ member organization for a sec­ usual carry-ln 1 pm. dinner ond one-year term Please bring your own table i veloped In Michigan in the 1930 s Other exhibit* tell about the lat- John Martin Speaks at GOP Dinner Thursday Thanksgiving to Include Union Services Here imith, Prentice V7iumiTM^mlUienamesl to Farm Medicare Will be The Weather | postponed TharJuqiving tn 1865 until December. President Grant | of his Presidency, to November 18. Tliereafter. every President followod the Lincoln tradition until 1939, when Franklin D. Roooeveit upset It again. Hla thtrd-Thursdsy Congress ireau Offices "Senior Citizens Meeting Subject stroke, hemophilia, goiter, dtamanager, and Lee Monroe, Lansing, treasurer. He Is a na­ dinner and the social hour which tive of Hastings. follows President Stamm has arCHRISTMAS GIFT GUIDE Designated to serve as voting f ranged for Mr Doyle of the deltcaiM to the December 13-16 ;Or*nd Rapids Social Security ofannual meeting of the American 1 axptaln Medicare and to I Farm Bureau Federation to be *nswcr questions held in Chicago, are; President, It is desirable for thoee who. Smith. Dean Pridgeon. Mont- are able to drive, to pick up 11 gomery;- David Morri*. Grand 'neighbor or friend who needs| Ledge; Kenneth Bull, Bailey, and . transportation and bring them to I Edgar Diamond, Alpena. 'this Unportant meeting-. �Income Tax Information ttta Bommer before going back <tf-the-ehild earns $600 or more to school. XT ha earna over $000’ ho muM file a return, too. will we Icae hM exemption? | q Fm curious about the num­ A. Not naca—rfly. If your bar at return* you audit that child will *111 be under 1$ years and up in dlsagrasmaot. About of age at the end of the year. how many taxpayers disagree or to a full-time student, be may with the result* of your examln•am over MOO and still qualify, ationa’ .. a T..1 than la. - anr.c time In-Sturgk alnoe-Friday afternoon, *_Mr aid Mra IJndon N..-1J called on Henry Lemaar TunxUy evening, in Delton district Clinton Town ot Allegan called , at Lindon Norris's Saturday. * Mr. । and Mra Elwayne Payne and chil, dren of Delton spent Bunday at ; Hi-xanl Moores W-Mary Kay . HasshtaHng 1* on the.auk list and Mrs W1U Gum is still a pa­ tient in Pennock Hospital. Hope both arc better soon. East Doud Durfee Profitable Pancakes Bun McPharim. chairman of the Rotary Chiba ticket com­ mittee for the Rotarian*' annual Mw Hubert Hunt and family wttt Sunday dinner gueats of, hla mother, Mrs Orpin Hunt tn at Homer Hammond* in the purf« district Sunday. ★ Mr and Mra Edwin James art apendUig MW MW MHHV Mb NtHNM Oif PESCHKE OL'-FASHION, SMOKED PICNICS THANKSGIVING MENUS DESERVE THE BEST! PESCHKE TINY UNK PORK COUNTRY FRESH may be claimed fir the bostatas uae Of jvur automobile. Parking fee* and toll charges may be COTTAGE CHEESE Q. I spend more than $50 a quarter for domestic help, but 1 dent always use the same only when you pay one cleaning woman ISO or more during a quarter. if you paid several wo­ men leas than $50 during the quarter, then you do nut i»ve to pay the Social Sccurtt y tax. OVEN FRESH ROLLS MIXED NUTS ZEELANDER U.S.D.A. OVEN-READY GRADE A' turkeys33‘ ZEELANDER HEN TURKEYS *.^.39' Dutch Maid v5.d.a.. 20-24 lb., Oven-Ready WITH COUPON TOM TURKEYS Th CAN BIGGEST BAG Of BARGAINS DelMonte PKG. OF 200 DOUBLES. 9.75x8.43 FACIAL USauE SCOTTIES WITH A $10 OR MORE FOOD ORDER PUMPKIN GROUND BEEF FROM CHUCK 20-24 LB. TOMS TOWN BE SURE TO GET YOUR TICKETS FOR THE CAR DRAWING SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 27 . Toms Hens 6136 SPARTAN QUARTERED PET-RITZ PUMPKIN or MINCE Hoppy Thanksgiving To Everyone Gouts back to the founding at ot* country people liavq been gathering together on HALF-PINT CARTON MARGARINE COUNTRY FRESH 1-Lb. WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES ON ITEMS IN THIS AD. LIMIT 2, WITH COUPON many wonderful ruvtomi-rs who.frequent our calabiislitumt tor lumber, building supplies and al&Uaied prodINM. We arc grateful for thr.r patronage and pefcome BIGGEST COUNTRY FRESH SPARTAN QUARTERED COTTAGE CHEESE MARGARINE SHOP AND SAVE EVERYDAY AT IH MICHICAM T-4.BCTN. lb. 59c �TB« gUTINOI BANNKB—8 Thursday. November 33. IMS Mrs. Green of Rural Nashville Plastic Truck Burns, Smoke Dies Thursday A toy plastic track, which youngsters nriy have used to -haul” coak from the fireplace, caught fire Monday morning and caused smoke damage at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Allen Lancaiter. IU Hastings, five miles south of here on the Sager Road The Hastings Rural Fire As­ sociation equipment railed to the scene. Terry Lancaster. II. who lives next door, had exUngutahed the blase before firemen arrived. He wa* summoned by Mrs. Lancaster after the children had came out of the basement recre­ ation room reporting It was "dart". It wa* dark from the ■moke. Saturday afternoon firemen were called to The Tyden Cor­ poration plant when a pot in the acid room began smoking No damage resulted. By Mr*. Richard Clark >Mt« J PhoN MJ-175 J Bunday dinner gueeta of Mr. and Mra Karl Schantz, were Mr and Mra Bob Byram of Grand Ledge. * Mra Dick Clark and children were Sunday dinner truest* of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Colvin while Dick waa north hunting • Saturday supper Kuest* of Warren and Georgia Brogan were Mr. and Mra. Bob Drugan and boy* of Leach Lake Mr*, Maytne Parmele of BtLvtol Corner* wa* a Sunday dinner gum of Mr. and Mra. Ted G'Laughlln. * Mr and Mra Utrry Flaunt will entertain hrv family for Thanksgiving dinner. On Friday Larry Plaunt will undergo surgery. with exciting gift-news . . . quality . . . value! COMPARE! ALWAYS FIRST QUALITY Thanksgiving Not Always Popular Ex-Middleville Resident Dies Hendershot & Vicinity Bring the kiddies! Get a head-start on your Christmas shopping during these 2 big days after Thanksgiving! The store’s aglow Fills Rural Home Service* were held Saiunlay at a pm. from the Vogt Funeral Home in NaUiville tor Mrs Worth Green. The Rev. E F. Rikjodra officiates! and burial *m made In Lakeview Cemetery.. Naahvllta. •Mra Beulah Greets 65. of RS Naahvllle. died Thursday morning In Pennock Hospital where she had been a patient one day. Born March 4. 1900. in Barry county, she wa* a daughter of Cuxtu T. and Froid* >Mon;cnthaleri Mundial! On March M. 1917. aha was married to Worth Green In Maple Grave Town­ ship. Mr. Green died last June 3 Mr* Green waa a member of the North Maple Grave E. th B. Church. Surviving are two eon*. Mar­ shall and Jack both of Naahvllle. Hiw Brand children; two great. grandchildren', and a brother, Karl Marshall of Nashville Uoyd Johnaon, 63. of Grand Rapid*. a former Middleville resident, died Monday In a convuleacent home tn Grand Raplda Burn in Middleville, he wu* a *in of Rotwrt end Attila (Cortendahli Johnson. , Mr. Johnson was a barber in Uie Post Tavern shop In Bat­ tle Creek for 43 years. Hi* wife. Belay, died 20 year* ago The only survlvnra are two nepticwa. Kenneth Drouning of Grand Rapids and Harry John­ son of Nashville. Service* were to be held Wed­ nesday fnvn the Sullivan Fu­ neral Home In Grand Rapid* at 1 pm. Burial wa* to be made tn MI. Hope Cemetery. Middleville. COME ON IN Thanksgiving ha* not always, been a favorite American holi­ day. the National Geographic Society says. Thoma* Jefferson denounced it a* a "monarchlal practice" and refused to observe it. Prior to the Civil War. many Southerners Ignored Thanksgiv­ ing as a Yankee custom. Abra­ ham Lincoln revived the holiday and set aside the last Thursday of November as a national ob­ servance. Diane Gilbert New Yeckley President Diane Gilbert wa* Installed a* president of the Yeckley 4H Club j at a potluck dinner at Northeaatern School on Nov. 15. Other officers are Bruce Edger, vice pmident: Nancy Kaufmann, secretary, and Marilyn Green-, leaf, treasurer* New members Include Sally Shuster. Debbie Hawk. Ivan Gil­ bert and Kendra Robbe Mr and Mra Fred Lowe and Mr. and Mra John Melaenbach were on the committee. Tlic 4H era will hold a Christma* party at Northeastern Dec. 1?. GIFT-NIFTY! BOYS’ WARM COTTON FLANNEL SPORT SHIRT GIRLS' WINTER JACKETS REVERSE FROM GAY PRINTS TO SOLIDS Imagine! Such a low price for a toasty- worm cotton flannel shirt! New patterns . , . bright colors spark our boys' shirts . . . | Penney-tailored for hardy, long lasting wear. | Camp Fire Smoke | Sanforized*; machine washable. An out­ I standing Penney value! Recently the Ko Ki Torchbear­ er group visited Battle Creek They toured Kellogg airport and National Guard. Seeing the plane the governor use*. They had lunch at Schrank*. Either side—pretty quilted print or smooth solid is Smart! All nylon with cozy collar and wristlets of modacrylic pile, lightweight lining of Dacron* polyester fiberfill lining. Plus a matching bonnet! Washable. Blue or a matching bonnet! Washable. Sizes CARD OF THANKS I wish to express my sincere appreciation to Dr*. Brown and Finnic for their medical care and to the nurses and nurses aids Seven Michigan State hocke/ ’or the wonderful, thoughtful regulars all played recreation and care given me during several high actant hockey In the Sud­ alckneaaee at Pennock Hospital. bury. Ont., area. Mrs Stella Ketchum holiday sportswear special! cotton crepe go-together* । For the most Important girl on your gift list । —on instant wardrobe of cotton crepe co- । ordinal**! Shell, skirt, slacks, cardigan . . . . all color-cued to mix and match at will. . I, Shell and cardigan in size* S. M. L. Slimliner skirt and slocks. 10 to 16. Haundstooth | prints or »did* of bright blue, orange, maize. Cardigan Stack* Skirt hut ywji t LAY-A-WAY KODAK CAMERA GIRLS' WHIPPED CREAM* Check "These" Camera. Christmas Specials . . . and Many More at GARDNER'S— Kodak Automatic 35F Xmas Special Reg. $89.50 $695° TOWNCRAFT JACKETS, PILE-LINED CORDUROY! A wole of o tole in thickset cotton corduroy, lined in Orlon* ocrylic pile,/cotton-backed. GIRLS’ SLIM NYLON STRETCH GIFT BLOUSES SLACK BUYS Ready to vXap! Da­ polyester Runproof stretch nylon ‘Whipped Cream' knit pants have warm crepe blouses are drip­ dry wonders in solids brushed backing, with and colorful prints. stitched creases. Top Sizes 4 to 14. colors! 3-6x, 7-16. cron® attached stirrups and Prep and jr. boys' models have zip-on hoods, knit collars and cuffs, zip-fronts. Cadet bay*’ Kodak Motor Matic Xmas Special Reg. $109.50 knee-length style has leather buttons, side $895° CHARGE IT ALL At PENNEYS vent tabs. All outstanding Penney values. * Kodak Escort 8 Zoom Movie Camera Xmas Spedal Reg. $91.50 »68“ boxed gift blouses tailored styles A fAH ROLL ef FlUd quick-care fabrics SPECIAL IBUY! CARDIGANS ARE DRESS SLACKS GIFT PERFECT DOESKIN WOOL TOWNCRAFT! . . . PENN-PREST! SHRUG Luxurious Kodel* poly- Self-ironing! Just ma­ chine wash, tumble dry! A special Penney buy for a special someone! Lush Orlon* acrylic shrugt pnd matching shells in bulky novelty knits! Sizes M & L In white, pink, beige range af terrific colors. Wl M134 EMBROIDERED ARNEL* CREPE Delicate Schiffli embroideries odd charm and appeal to gift fl SPECIAL BUY! Carefree Orlon* ocrylic wosh/dry. /rayon/acetate reverse twist weave, superbly Penney gift value. 6-20. tailored. Fabulous buy! Machine 110 W. State Made to our exacting specifications! Soft, TOWNCRAFT ester/mahair/wool car­ digan classic in a big DRUGS FLANNEL SKIRTS DACRON* POLYESTERCOTTON Gift-perfect tailored blouses In £ Dacron* and cotton broodcloth jfl . . . wash and drip dry in a wink—need almost no ironing! White and pastels. 32 to 38. BOYS' BRUSHED N SHELLS rich wool flannel in silhouettes. Newest col­ blouses of Arnel* triacetate c<epe! Ultra edsy-care, hardly need ironing! White only, sizes ors! Sizes 8 to 18. 32 to 38. A-line, slim, pleated PENNEY IN HASTINGS . .. OPEN EVERY DAY 9 A.M. UNTIL 5:30 P.M. -.OPEN FRIDAY 9 A.M. TIL 9 P.M. �MMhodM Cbumh and is good. AU Udi® ot the comm woodland are well-marked. EDITORIAL West Wftodlai i- The Child Saidy Club met at gotiate without benefit of gublre o: mountaineering equipment and cliallenge the ability and skill of gave an Interesting talk on chil­ dren's vision. Following the rethe rock ctirqb specialist. a abort burtnrea meeting. Freeport rural route when By ytdor Sleton By Mrs. Glendon Curtin Jord Klopfenstein of Worth I time to gtt acqualmcd. they are to Bollinger (Tom). He had been a Frank Laurel] of Conatoak Park Woodland, will speak their vows i have a new carrier, Mrs Pearl patient at the Medical renter Deer huntere were conspicuous zpenl from Wednesday until Bat- at the Woodland MutiwdUt Lightfoot U retiring on Nov. SO. Ciun* «> aaMv. t>« 1* Many hunters are giving the hranl a few Mali? nf tha Wnn' Wrer1 .ti4 .. ...... .. ...it... ... .1.- kr~. .f drew in Michigan a "run for their money." Many have left tul creaturea os they lope across another mallthese cliange. Only a months ago peoni£ who P^ase call in your Thanksgiving are hunting locally. Laicly the th.- riekis and road* and feel badly about any of them getting killed. received their maU from new* Ao Andy Griffith wwH my. Sunday dinner Friends were grieved to bear Sunday of the death of Henry Bollinger, a laig time Woodland resident. Word was received that Mr. and Mrs. Carl Heise arrived at their hauled up strep mountainsides mcDclng at 8.30. .AU membeta should plan to contribute Baked tartan and the severe weathering without the advantage of roadways goods should be delivered to the ItowUda- Ironic any time before ment, tbs buildings thenurivre are 8:30 Friday morning. The ladles of the Lutheran Church will hold their advent many bargains can breath taking downhill (like ourselves' and expert moun- since Aim Arbor days when a few of us. all equally Inexperienced. found inquiring why item last week Enguld will give a- Christmas dramatic reading. Mra Enguld spirit of Christmas shopping. * We’d like to Mr. and Mrs. Victor Bawdy were in South Havtd^Saturday. Nov. Mnnivtr-, the previous Saturday. They re- Announcement has be»n made father, Vivian E. "HUL We ex­ tn wi'h our regular tetter so called I the approaching marriage of tend our sympathy to them In ne ot West Woodland's prominent where the really Interesting rode Guyiti Mulltoon’s tamer mounts However, in company with Rudi tins pulling and hauling waa as Junior choir will meet Saturday. and Ingrid and Gabi. La and Susi, amazing as the skill and confi­ due to Thanksgiving. we attended a hares show held in dence exhibited by the young riders Gobi was especially interested in the large covered arena built arigiopvto HIM -A. during the Olympic games. Tills event was for u special showing I Public Forum vcloped especially for the Tyrolean myself, given tlic opportunity, since intelligence and versatility they | STETSON fun loving and energetic '"full of Ctiristmas Gift Certificate time serious little students who. although in wtmt would correspond famous Morgan Horae breed In this country. Hsfilnger Horses are heavy oaugnments which they seem to duty farm animals. In addition take easily In stride without Icel­ they make excellent saddle horses and during our Conservation Exhibition. did the climbing for you with such Both of them have very active Myrtle Long, Secretary Thomapple Garden Club minds, definite opinions ot their From the valley, 11-appeared a& amused to see how they settle dlf-! are gentle and reliable aa mounts ferences through arguments, that often become spirited, but with for children and are surprisingly sjwedy and agile. despite their tantrums. Gabi, who has been solid build. Studying English for about two by the leading manufacturers Yardley ..... $1.50 to $5.00 Max Factor$1.00 to $5.50 Old Spice$2.25 to $10.00 By George$2.50 to $5.00 The Hastings Banner Lord Briargate$2.50 Currier & Ives tlaned quail’d® during a fancy away so sharply on three aides, riding exhibition by .--ocic children study English and even prior to who trad been In training for only that had picked up a tew words hostels, both; a and ptirascs from listening to her led level, is no With the borae trotting at a The perfect gift the perfect thought— a Stetson Ghr-stmes Gift Certificate ... the perfect way to remember relative or ■friend I Because it aHowrh»m'.to prlfingly well-equipped land well ring, four youngsters, tn turn would provisioned! liotcl. When Uie wea- run alongside and hop aboard .for choose his Stetson to suit his taste In style, color, and trirp—— while thinking of you, the rfiverl ■ ■ ! Th* H.iun.. I'.in pic. there waa a reading tor purjxi c ot entertainment and Instruction. It worked cn everyone but Bud. Her reaction was to the effect that: •Tills I have beard before. It is OPEN WEDNESDAY NIGHTS. AS USUAL U Me Plta'duii. MEN'S and LADIES' WEAR EDITORIAL l*#c6ny $2.50 to $5.00 Plus a Wide Selection of Other Gifts for Men from $4 00 SOE00 I to See Them at Priced from ’IZX5 AMERICAN NIWSSAria thing new!” She is the sarlie un­ predictable Utile Pixie as ever and I hope that school discipline does are Celebrating their TOILET SETS MEN'S SETS by In convention and speaks with a Hodges' MAN I “Dress Well . . . You Can't Afford Not To" 138 L State St. Wa Bout Formal Wi LAPO DRUGS Watyie&c AGENCY 144 EAST STATE STREET HASTINGS, MICHIGAN Grand Opening in their NEW STORE at 122 West State Street Coma In and Sign Up for FREE GIFTS , . , Nothing to Buy! K---------- ------------------- ’— New Designs to Compliment a Perfect Diamond 71^4 . Decorators and homemakers are re-discovering it •• nostalgic charm of pattern on the floor, especially with Early .-\n.erican and Tradi­ tional decor. Nothing could be more beautiful and practical under­ foot than Lees Virginian carpet. Whether a bold floral-or a beautiful colonial hook effect, Virginian add* warmth, comfort and graciouaneaa to any room. Virginian is wonderfully resistant to soiling and mat­ ting. Permanently mothproof. Made-to-order for active family use. 21 LOVELY PATTERNS AND COLORS ONLY , . just two of the msrty new styles in our fabulous ■election of Keepsake Engagement Rings . . . each With a guaranteed perfee: diamond (or replacement Marred). Remember, you can pay more but you can’t buy a ii^cr diamond ring than a Keepsake^,.-™—^ „ I 1 par at Carpel your entire home on our eaey-paymenl 'ermt. Take 36 month* to pay! Ae adeertM in BeUerUoenM ^ Gardm, Life, and Reader'e Dipeei Hastings Floor Covering Free Service for 8 in DINNERWARE with every DIAMOND Sold Word* $150 or more. <---- 'I,............... ”1195 $ BY ARFOINTMINT Quality Mstsfish and dustsalted WarkmsnsMp MB MWtU * NOLAN CUTCHESS, Owners OFEN FRIDAY EVENING AND OTHER EVENINGS 123 Weir Slate Street S’ CALL . .... WI 5-5118 • We’ll bring samplei to your homo, measure your rooms, and g.ve an ac­ curate cost estimate. No obligation. �-------------- .birthday oaka aad. of nouroe..bridge were Mrs Howard Frost.,—-.MgMUc record ta the icrarity. SOCIETY Parents Announce K Persona/ Mention _______________ -_____________ land Darrell Mxrphy. Carolyn. Flora. _________________________ CMrth Underwood. Whm Cathy's 'Mr and Mrs. L«ter-®oan«w111e Dou« a“* Lutite Aasstt, Ruth! ... | Mau attending a of Cloverdale entertained with a K^vorn. Phillip's grandmother. At the bridge club entertained •\u'“ “*2^ *1x1 Thursday and Friday he ?snurZ^onBumte7srotJni W* FaaseO. Mm aW. and of by Mrs. WWiam Parker on Tuw- Thuroday to attend the prosra- gjdAd that ths next besa .. .____ . mil ran Tkiwn arvt-t^X rtev afternoon Nnv. 1* hrmnra < tadOh Of The Bxmd of MUSiC. thing to takine ilia wife rail tiw Daughter's XX- .V*— —Troth . ,-l, —’ — Mio Garden Club learS Conservation]Extension Members Plea by Mrs. Stowell'Er1ioy Af,e-rnoon - ■ Mary Alice Is a ThoraappleThe Alto Garden Club, hosted which Iwr granddaughter. Mia* Nov. lath wedding anniversary, KeUogg High School graduate, a deUglSful. informative martUnits Flitter, 1* a member. Stic Class ot 1963, and now a junior returned Friday. This Wednesday at Central Michigan University. The bride-groom -elect to a IMS graduate « Elkton and a Senior at Central Michigan University. Wilann Ouldct of num. Michael He to affiliated with the Phi Sigma Eplion fraternity. dinner Saturday evening honor­ Roy. No date has been set for the ing Lawrence'* birthday. Mr. and Mrs. Otto HopingardFltogerald Corp* 100 of the WHO wedding. met at the hall on Nov. 18 when surprise Mr*. Dan Walldorff entertain­ plans were made to attend the ed Hosptal Guild a. the Charity Christmas party at the VAVB Hos­ Shlpman (can't you just hoar Emmanuel Guild will hold pital In Battle Creek on Dec. ». Guild, at tier home on Wedruwtho excited shriek when Edith their December meeting next President Hilda Blackford pre- Wednesday and helper! them week Wednesday (Dec. Il at Che celebrate their wedding annlrorhome of Mrs. Kenlth McIntyre. Hie Hastings High School Choir bridge went to Mrs. Wm. Parker will present several numbers un­ vtaltal their daughter and lamand Mra. Allen Hyde. — w Uortr. attenda! the Camt, party at the Jackson waa a weekend guest M • • • Tea win be served by Mrs. Cor- VAVS Hospital on Nov. 13 Includ- the parsonage. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Campbell Phillip Wurm, aon of Mr. and nell Denton. Mrs. Einar Prand- Ing: Dorothy Gronewold. Esther FcU. Hilda Blackford and Joycean) attaxl a family dinrxr at Mrs. Frederick Wurm of Algon- Mn and Mn. Gay Jordan, Richard Couer and Mra. Robert serration were proaented. aoil uuln Lake, celebrated hie 4thI . .' . Stanley were In Lansing Friday and land uae, waUr and the fW ThanJucivtng. ’' for luncheon In celebration of rapidly growing pollution probTile Jim Wiswtil family and the latter* Nov. IKh birthday. Them, Birr, dulnian. Kild* Nnkr, Buck Barry a TV ahow al 4 p.m. present. The Christmas Party BUitaa .M rm. Rm Th— «' IMamn «nd. «"• Mn. rtogiT Wlswell will be nn th. Pnbeve Theairw Aflm—. -A Thanksgiving Day guests of the native animals, native plant* and the next meeting. human Mr* Gay Jordan Thursday. Tlxhiwband, the ixmald Mannings Hyde. Fitzgerald Corps Ploris Yule Porty At VA Hospitol Howard Mama on Thuraday. Harold Brockway on Property Rights. Distribution of Property Personal Mention Mra. Brockway invited thn group to her home for the Christmas dinner and gift ex- Thankagiving gucria of the Craig and family. Miuieys and Rom flower* of Michigan, the Inte­ grated study of throe fast dis­ appearing beauties included ait. STOCK PlalnficW. N. J.. vtaStod Morey joined tljem for dinner that evening. Mira Morey will lie visiting the Robert Gclse family these problem* at Norwood. Maaa., for the Thanksgiving holiday. aheankL ot white elephants proved to ba Interesting and a good pad for the treasury. Spirited and Intcnwting dis­ cussion of the talk continued un­ tlfully appointed table with Us til departure. The quastton. Are spending The*itripling and the lavishly filled Cornucopia wac uWe Too UUle and Tho Late? Tliankagiving holidays with Ito Owen Mead spent the weekend QUALITY FURNITURE OF HASTINGS DOES IT AGAIN! tain were tn I ansi ng Bunday to visit We hove bought out the entire stock of DAVIS FURNITURE in DECATUR MICHIGAN. The owner retired and leased his building. He had to dispose of his stock at once. We bought everything for as little as 40it on the dollar cost The stock has now been moved to Hastings and is being liquidated direct to the public. We are passing the savings on to you! Prices so low, you won't believe it! COMPARE OUR PRICES BEFORE YOU BUY No Give-Away Foolishness or Gimmicks will Wc refuse to incult the Intelligence of the BEAT any deal, anywhere on comparable mer­ people of thia area with “Falac" give-away deals. All that wo give is the absolute lowest .prices any&ere. Don’t be foolfld — compare unconditionally guarantee that we We chandise. Wo also have the undisputed largest selection in tho entire orca! their family, the Eldon teacher In the Hast Inp Schools. mln Huff, a former Hastings Weekend cuesta of the Frank dew hunting in the north. Mrs Wm. Kirkpatrick enter­ tained the Women's club board membent at her Algonquin Lake home on Tuesday morning. Mrs. Max Bump entertained the members of Honpltol Guild 3d with a combination Thanks­ giving and Christmas meeting on iot for yourself! 6-Chair COMPLETE BEDROOM SUITES DINETTE SETS Formica topped extension tables with WalnuMiniihed drcxMrx wW» mirror, matching chest of drawers and full slxe bed. Modern styling throughout CMln. CRok, ot colon and Hm>hn. Reg. $89 50 $4988 Reg. $149.50 $"7Q88 Double Sise Set W/bookccso bed. > 8-ChairSets Q Qo0 P«X to spend TlunkxglvUig Day at tho home of Mr. and Mra. Henry Bererwyk and family of Sparta. Charles Plwlps of Purdue Uni­ versity will visit his parents. Dr. and Mrs. Everett Pile Ips, for 1 hanksgiving Day and the rent Thursday evening to high school production Fair Lady.” The Cleveland's daughter, Mrs. Tom Kerns, di­ rected the speaking and action portion* of the play. Stanley Aldrich of Adrian Col- Rag. $159.50 Upholstered Swivel Chair Bargains Choose from several colors in $1888 539.50 | Christmas CHEST OF DRAWERS In M..I. b Wol.ut Mor-miatant flurfoccs rhroujbout. Im $29.50. Lew Barth, attended a wedding in Muskegon Saturday. BERKSHIRE] In Ann Arbor Saturday for the HIDE-A-BEDS SOFA BEDS Id-airt Gm with fuM-tis* Cig Reg. $79.50 ^4488 Walnut Record Cabinets —$ 8.88 Platform Rocker Chairs.S17.88 Reclining Lounge Chairs$28.88 Modem Stepend Tables .$ 4.88 9x12 Tweed Rugs with Pad . $19.88 AA *13988 >249.50, Double Sofa Sleepers of a practice game and Danny Buerge was HL 2-pc. Sofa-Bed Suites Reg. $129.50 $7988 9x12 Linoleum Rugs Cedar Hope Chests Knee-Hole Desks .. 3-Lite Pole Lamps 5-Pieco Dinette Sets --S 4.88 $34.88 $29.88 $ 4.88 $29.88 MICHIGAN . . NO PAYMENTS NEEDED! NO MONEY LOWIST KIMKMBIR! PRICES NO MVMEHIS GUARANTEED TIL MARCH AT ALL 'TIL MARCH 1st 117 West State St HASTINGS Phone 945-4172 IMMEDIATE FREE DELIVERY anil Mrs. Arthur Halgiu In Ann Haight family for a week assisttng with the care of the new UUiy s young brother, Stephen. fl pm. at tlx: community room (rear entrance) Rogers Ptaaa, Mh Street. Grand Rapid*. Thu Tom Stebbins from MSU, East Lansing, and Mis* Ann (Elegantly wrapped for Christmas giving, these are the stockings highest on her wish list. All the latest colors. Why not splurge and give her three or more pairs? s1.35 a pair tool for famout 'Tmda-Name label, on the thing, you buy . .. you'll find them here! Parmaleejr f24 family reunion. East Statw Street Rich in Tradition... wedding rings She's folkwiflg a great tradition - the name NO HIDDEN CHARGES! Gilmore Jeweler W2 E Suit W1 5-3316 KF.’rS’ ISIS C. COIMN |MS*9 MT teW K! mon �Ethics High In Student Problem List •—THE HARTING* BANNER Mike Allerding Top Bandsman At Cornell I'. .Church In America: Roman T> • J Th • t road croaatnga. After stopping. Catholic. Unitarian-Untveraalist 'neminn UHVCrS |<1P«>lng the door and observing, land EpUcopol. | tlie operator will then move care- i I?.-.' rreeport Michigan S v Qplinnl Rn« Ijiw [your.pauence aa Um■driver following tlic bu« Is both a courtesy .□HlOOl DllS LaW, By Mra ^Iren Tatt By oteervlng the taw MieN­ '.. y ->------'aaiiV ■ inA.1 — ...tv artvr, i. gan* motorist* motortat* cun ran make maae the inc When 1* a rellgiou* counrelor Ij ijj ass a«»<«. o«ecn 1». X. TSS-lin : nflt^hle-in ’rZhSri bus taw thwt tft3k °* transporting thousands . likriy to be moat helpful? ,j Mn , Harry ,iBrTy n«iuran> Mrs. Saunders nnu and nuuy Ruby 'renuirc* ch“dlTn * attenuon tXp,rto 'JiXXk Youf -rirt n n ri Mrs Mr* Harry llnrrv Harnani 1 DeWlU C. Baldwin, c«rdln- ’ and Barnanl of ' (ator of The University ot Mich- Charlotte and Mrs. Dean Long of Jrhnni children oft«> thouch- detail* when following or ap“•’“‘-p sgan Office of Religious Affaire Eaton Rgpid* wett Sunday dln- 5S?u^TcoSX S , cites five problems for which ner guest* of Mr and Mrs. Al drivers a* to the tatter of the *lcrt *nd scho°1 children student* ask help most often.. ;Barnard. * laurence Smith of I D In ahical and moral ■prob- Hastings was a Sunday evening l|«ms where the guidance of re- caller at the Al Banujrd home. The Michigan State Safety' Mrs Marl“n No<h wul dil,ughtne MJcrogan ouuc narco Valoflp wUJ ,o Ix)I1< llgMius teachings is a factor: 2* . * Eric and David Barnard were In problem* relating to transfer- Saturday visitors of Mra Gary ,e. Beach. Calif , after vtaltlng the ; nng or converting from one re- Kidder of Catedonu* wlulo Urir blU Rusaell Kimmel* for 10 day*. ' iigiou* tradition to another; : parents were in Grand Rapid*. member about . Mias Ann Burton is home from ; 31 In problem* arising from * Ralph Moore attended the interefaitK marriage or preBureau meeting and din.marital dlfflculttea Invoteins re- nPr ftl Ronco.- Lighter nornr « ».« . ->•* - ____ M IteUHM differencesSunday. In the afternoon he school bus which has slopped to: • Uh visited hl* wife ut the Medical iecelve or dtacharge passengers, i Forests arc big business. Mich­ ' Facility. । 31 When you see the red. alter- Iran 8to’-e University forester* Mr*, Floyd Grinnell accotn- nateiy flashing light* on the estimate “>at tlmt*r-ba.-«l oc• . ** Dnnicd Mni Alden Grinnell to fronl ond *fftr of !l*’ lxu >'°’J ‘Witte* in the U. S a^coimt for ddferencea. qucMlons art,‘nel‘ , re ^pec^ llr car vouwa about Slim rere-- ----carc rxpcct«j lo to bnng bring y„ your car. one one Job job In in every every 20 20 and ami »I In in Woodland. Mich Mike Allerding. a Hastings Nov 23. 1965 High School graduate of 1963 attending Cornell University. To the Editor: Ithaca. N.Y .received the • Bandsour community ha* recently man of the Year" award for the suffered the lot* of a long-time Cornell Blit Red Marching Band Incident. Henry Bollinger. I wa* The award *a* presented at the called upon to conduct hU fun­ band banquet held the night be- lend service but because of a Tor­ ture the Dartmouth game in1 mfr commitment, had to de­ Hanover. N.H. Nov 12. cline. This complement* hl* When I came to Woodland in “Fre*bman Bandsman ot the jpjg tiir person to greet inc two year* ago. . this generous soul. ,m Band pe>. Henry had hllle education but The performed «> on >.*>w NBC television during the pre-game he wa* intelligent in that he and half-time shows. <knew how to make friends and sa ia.’Trss.arsxisi, saa '““US" Sa. ~ Xakx.avii- riovo unnrrcii spoil inureuay -- ----- 7 —?• ~ r.., and Friday nt the home of her o*»F- You xhouid remain stopped product, daughter. Mr. and Mra Richard 1 until the bus resume* motion or---------What do younptera who hareJj Href Squares —Potato Topping e^daltaS" to^wle<taT"5 '1^ "> C"*l[ * The ^ the operator ha* deoctlj 11. pounds ground beef a iwt lunch at school eat? S Mat^7 ^Soli OT Oeorge EUkxt children of Haathe tXaaiuna Mgnal*. guana.' “Oot a Lot of Livin' to -you -------------called--Henry. .. If ,you -----------wanted — Beef Squares with Potato Top­ : '. cup catsup or chill sauce F f**1831 ’pending a few day* 1 3) When you do resume mowindow washed. you Henpopular main u>^>> dish »■ in I cup soft Whole wheat bread Scrioturra nmounit ana cr.ncrx ..... ; called .......... . ■, plne j, rv If Ifyou vou fta,,ed wanted ***/ the r0M rose ■ Fverv effort is made tn the'wlth lhelr grandparents while; tlon. check carefully for chllnarentH Mr and Mrs >n * ’garden *”,en ‘n.i. >>1* nationwide program n ofr nm,. pro- । crumbs Mike'* tteroin*t---------- ’— —■ spa(lrd you callcd ”enry ln, faG vidlng children with a hoc meal. x-Mgning of reUgtouTcounielOT. “*'r P""'u north * Mr dren loitering beside the rood or ; 433-- -----------W CltatoJi 1 tablespoon chopped onion Arthur Allerding, Herding, 435 us W. w. Clinton cnnton If _ n( . h . rf tob n . oun( i the ■ ___ ____ _ you had any jeb around Ute' to the University to find per- 1,nd Mra J- D Grinnell a n d I heedlessly dashing acrum. Street, and hi* stater. Cheryl, at­ place you didn't want to do your­ states Reba Staggs, meat expert. ■ 1 egg. slightly beaten ton* of the highest integrity. ’»’W Algonquin Lake were some other pointe to keep in tended the Princeton yame on self you called Henry. trained ... in ppayctaUogy and roun- , S!;'-rF/ visitors of hte parent*.! mlnd school buases and । ar rehshes. milk and a dessert to , 18 teaspoon pepper -,v>«,.m»? **»*■ Perhaps every community is eeling. and with with a willingness Mr. Arid Mrs. Ployd GrinnelL * their prreiou* cargo, might be I | 2 cups hot. seasoned, maahed M nng. and a willingnew The band director of the Big blessed with this kind of folks give a well-balanced meal. partof ofthethe teamof ofthethe Dcno- D“n“ *”,d °J5.n ith<ae: bcc*11** at th*ir pearenLunch should provide a third i 'potatoes . lo tobe be part team jua B-M b RkUrt WI1 . „„„ and they get all too little notice of the day’s nutrients. Served at: Combine ground beef, catchup whole University Unlvcralty community in I k.r,'X1 *!']' |8«• f^»oi bussaehave from Grand Rapid*, a recent “‘.Xrnumty none are of than more people real value like school. U does For many unfor- : or chill sauce, bread crumbs fcrv rerving student*." says «ay» Baldwin, Baldwin. grandparents. g™<,paT’‘4' 4 I mended route speed of 33 mph. mg student*.'' graduate of the University George °* Owen, •unate children It's break/wn a* I onion, egg. salt and pepper and #4^ that reUgiou* coun- ■ Gtoree rtl-, while - — .-their - - par- Even on the highway they are, Michigan , jHenry. Woodland community well as lunch. n..r»h hunting. limited to 50 mph Expect the, I mix weH. Pack meat mixture have varying degrees of ..rn* en“ *«rr>. w nort h deer hunting. through the years ha* been operator to go slower and hell j An easy-to-makc main dtah. ; into a » x 8-tach baking pan training and experience. In re---------• blejoed by many fine and some appreciate -1 yrtlra most accredited semi­ MONDAY BOWLERETTEB ... .your courtesy. even nationally known individu­ B<cf Square* with Potato Tup- Bake In a moderate oven <350 Standings: Walldorf fa 32. PenThe bus will .top for all rad- . ping i* here presented in a fam-1P.» 25 to 30 minutes. Spread narlre have required intensive standings: waildorris 37. pen, al* but none possibly wa* of —... —, r*—no -------— —— . . ■ n। 1 I greater value than our good ily-sized vtnkm. The ground mashed potatoes over meat courses in paychotagv, person- nyya 31. Color Center 29. Motor! Ixwf mixture spread In a 9 x 9Ptace under the broiler until a uty development and pastoral Aires 28. Hasting* Radio Ac T 1 A: Travis AFB, Calif. friend. Henn'. inch baking pan bakes in’half potatoes are lightly biownedt Cut ^unaling. In addition, many'v 20. Mahlers 25s. GUmorea 24. | 94535 Sincerely. an hour. Potato topping takes Into six 3-lnch square*. 6 Mrv- p,-rrx>n* completing their thrclo- Gardners, Duraclean 22. Ha*, Fay C Wing oniy a few minutes broiling. ilngs. studies within the post ■ tings Floor Covering 21. V & J । it 726 only Michigan State Unireraliy scifrom tho -- ---------- T—'---------------------- । few years have elected programs Mobil. Action Flex 20, Cuylera | enttata have used the principle Ur. r«, P~. Kaihrv*. -~r. - ------------------ of *ufXTvtacd clinical training ~ • 19. Bums Refrigeration IB’..; That'M V-M'» unique "Cour­ I Most of the religious counselors Hasting* Milling 17. Rockhill & ier’’ tape recorder with the ex­ iat Michigan familiarize them- Hanuhart 15. Copper Lantern 14 1 clusive 'ADD l-A I TRACK"'ccivnl word that her nephew. Lynn By Mra. Albert Gmn I reives thoroughly with the range and Arcade Beauty Salon 12. »elf teaching feature. Ix'te you system called-’Hydro-Handling By Mra. Leo Frey Miller, 5. ton at Mr. and Mrs Royal of rcr-ourees available and are! Go4K< Srrira: Donna Travta: learn a language; practice n Miller of near Owosso, lutd lent the „ , . , „ „ . Rufe* to ncfds C*11 ror 192-510. Betty SheJer 172-500. Pat TH-0111 sight ot an eye due to an Injury and highly mechanised means 14, Bn 44J. I.rtte C,Hk musical instrument or »peech Etale Mayo Stanton of specialized services." .. Conlv ;tL505. Irene Wilfong 1W1-. for removing low quality cull Gordon Stanton made hl* 50th received when a branch struck Hie died al Ixila Hospital In Battle or song . . . learn anything at special religious counseling; Shirley VanDenburn 17J-4B9.' appiea before they are stored. little fellow. He entered McClare Creek Saturday morning after a .wrvicts are also available for nKie Heath 178-495 Linda Me-j he and Clmrlea Speta arc hunting Hospital In Flint Sunday for cur­ Ia,'» “i'T18*.-fort’"‘n *“«*«“• *** Univer- Collum 172-477, Annk McDonald! of the late Nellie Mayo. We extend my my8 Baldwin These are 1' |63-452 Barb Kleraey 169-487. . Look at these our sympathy to the tamlly- ♦ Tlic Protestant Foundation for 8haron Herrington 157-443. Faye Important V-M features! dear near Hale; Herbert Crum, Steven Tripp, aon of Mr. and Mrs ]n<rnuiUonal Students, and 2> I Allen 176-483. Gerry Newton 166who gut hl* In Yankee Springs, Jim Whitman from Battle Creek. 4 monaural channel* stretch Urry Tripp, un^rwent a tonnThe Roman Catholic Counseling Gladys Edward* 158-450 and and John Kettle and Ronny Cook. Mrs, Helen SchanU and children your use of tapes. h-ctomy in the Osteopathic Hoa-1 Center for International Stu- Louise Annta 154-447 frortn near Na-hvillc. Mrs. Sylvia pital in Grand Rapid* Wednesday dPnU Through these agencies. 3 speeds, lor extended tape f(UT1(rn ^y flnd hrip n°'£1an?’^£h Ferri* and children. Mr. and Mrs. He I* gaining nicely. WIDOINC time for highest fidelity. Ray Dunn and family and Mrs. Marshall Trtpp wa* sbrent from m maLntalnlng relation- J’*.' PHOTOGRAPHY Easy push-button controls; cause oi uie ucaui oj ner laii.rr. Myrtle Dunn gathered at the home work two day* last week on account ships with others of hl* own J6 > Don A. Gamble, formerly of Belle- of Mr. and Mrs Earl Duiui and - Provision to record and play of Illness * Mr and Mra Wads- faith. opportumUra f«- educaB ™ ' back through auxiliary family for a family gathering. worth Bissell are entertaining the (|otlaJ contact with American “na »um* iu*. in a local hospital suffering from components. latter'* mother for a few w^eks. • religious group*, and personal Jane Krtonetly and \clma Slo, pneumonia. I cum PletcA “P thc 3-7-10 »plit at tire home of Mr and Mrs John Mr. and Mrs. Albert Green enter- counseling. Other models from $89.95 Harold Sapp is still quite 111 Carpenter until her husband. Pfc. tulned Mr and Mrs Archie Bun!. I Tivere are 37 counselors reffill - and Shirley Bowman tne 4-6 with pneumonia and 1* confined Don Carpenter, return* home from Mr and Mrs Marshall Tripp and a(«i Uj;h 22 .religious balics to $209.95 in Monaural ------------ •-----------tn an isolation unit in Community Brenda. k**d; Mrs Lol* Hom and | A-wembllre of God. Balial, BapApricot* may become an 1mand 4 Track Stereo. HASTI MCI — Hmm 945-3967 Hospital Tom Sapp Is helping cure Mrs Carpenter have been. He is children Mr. and j of Kalamazoo; Kalamazoo: Mr. andlt^ .American’. Baptist ‘South- port ant commercial crop bi chlldren of for die farm while hl* father ts to be mattered out of the army , Mrs Larry Trtpp and family and i, FROSTED & DECORATED - -- —---------,-------~ cm>. Christian Reformed. Michigan by 1980. according to ill Turn plans to make hi» home shortly. Mr and Mrs. Robert Tripp and II ,Christian Science; Disciples, Miclugan State Unlvmdty *c4USE BANNER WANT ADS! ihortly. * Leo FTey, Frey, Norman LeonLeon-Mr ard from T Drive North and Floyd ; baby. Middleville; Mr. and Mr* United Chureh of Christ Con- 'enttat*. Baker left Friday morning tor Hale , Roderick Tietz and family. R1 c.-eCTUuonal; Eastern Orthodox; .. If presently . available and/or for a bit of deer hunting. | Hastings, and Gordon Green and : p-tends: Grace Bitrie Church; future varieties prove aatisfncMra, Norman Leonard and si*, nephew of Battle Creek at a pre- fntcr-Varalty Christian Fellow- tory. at leaM 1,000 acres can ter, Kathryn Frey, spent Saiurday TtsankJ*lvSn« dinner Saturday. ,aWp. Jewl*h: LnUcr Day Saints; quickly come into production, ONLY A FITS LIKE A KORELL in Kalamazoo Little Cindy and G,)nl3n 401 M\<‘oe «*«K I Latter Day Saint* Reorganized; they say. Va.-tetlre are currently CAGE TAfUV J^i th. , :th* Gwn pUcc * Mr “nd Mr* Luthcran-Mlwouri Synod: Luth- leing tested at MSU'* Agrlcul-i TR Y SOME TODAY Jim I canard spent the afternoon । McKibben are both at the I cron - National Council: Moliio- tural. Experiment Station 138 W. Stat. 945-4284 with their grandmother. Mrs. Leo 1 Medical Facility. They lived In this <uat; Presbyterian: Re formed. South Haven­ Prey. a Mrs. Marjorie Whitman I Vicinity most of their lives, of Battle Creek called on her fam-' 1 1 * 1 Uy. Mr. and Mrs. Luther Lenz *| Miss Ann Knowlton of Whitehall; HlCKOry COFIieFS FRESH DONUTS ?^ Hubbard Hills Banfield* Vicinity $]0995 Superette ,205 N. Michigan WHITE'S Photography Watch While We Make 'Em Plain 59c doz. Donuts 69c doz. Open Doily TASTE TREATS korell and Mrp Richard Tinkler and baby SU-> Darothy Stafiord wa* enter, daughter. Cindy, of Hastings were; talnM Bt a ^,0,^ ThuraSunday callers of Mrs. Tinkler'* day evening by the women o! die East Middle I^ike B, Mr.. B...ir ./ Cdrn. Hsatiog* V45-4H4 service, Arley was one of the , , group with 20 years of service. Mr. and Mr*. Vnm Uwden of M-s Owfe took her husAlma and Mr. and Mra. Barkey of m the VA Hteplta! in Ann Uinsing spent Thuraday w th Mr Arbor nmraday for trratmer-.t of a George Lowden. * George Lowden ;diabetic condition. * Word ha rj ------------ ---- ' —----- .---- ... iu <>u. ai;u Mia JUD- PU City. * Mr. and Mm. Walter Cui- 0. Lansing He ha* been bert. local, and Mra. Lydia GBU*rnwned Lantt Douglas The little of Grand Rapid* spent la*t Sunday triy I* the first male too u — be- u borpdn. with .their sbtCT. Mr. and Mr*., th(f famUy hne of 11U rmtahef. ._....... . th. Beeler ot Middleville. ; former Elda Oainder. In more than Mr. Hockaworth of Inruing visit- I 36 years. and 10 birth*. etl Mr and Mra. Frank Bumpus Friday the Missionary Society of lust Thursday. * Mr. aixi Mrs. | tlie Wcstnedge Avenue Wesleyan Flunk Engle spent Wednesday and I Church of Kalamazoo was enterThursday with relative* in South I tallied for suqper nt Uie local Bend. Mr. Engle attended a com-:church. The visiting aociety prepany dinner at Mtahawuka Wed-| aented the program which followed, puny dinner at MLssawaukee Wed- ' Besides musical numbers it tonnesday evening.. * Mr. and Mix sLvted of a talk on life in Peru by Gust Logic* spent several days last Mis* Charlotte Callioun of Kaliweek In Unsing. Lost Sunday they j mazoo, who luu just completed two Music Center come cold, come snow, come out in Boots from BIRKE'S »6”‘o$l3” Mrs. Dan Jannak from Detroit * Cori* teacher 81>e showed pictures Mr and Mrs. John Mason are in । to Illustrate a most interesting acthe north wood* looking lor a deer. ■ count of iier work. tjou l! love our BAKED GOODS THANKSGIVING GOODIES Phone your order in and we’ll have it ready to pick up. Dinner Rolls: Cloverleaf. Butrerflak*. Potato. Parkarhowe. Hard Roth, . Pics: Pumpkin. KORELL PLUS-SIZES FIT YOU PERFECTLY . with no alterotioni if you're S' S" or under! Cosh in Repeatedly . . • Or. the complimentj given to Hii$ 100% Amel Triacetate Jertey checkered itep-in with itg toftly pleated Uirt. short cuffed dtevei, mitered collar and front bias bard. ' jg q q Coion: Blue. Red. Brpwn Sirei: 10 pLt Io 24 plui Mince. Apple, . Blueberr>-_Chcrr3. Cocoanut Plum Puddings: Stuffin' Bread 25c Stuffin' Dressing FrMh Frox«"------ lb. 30c Fruit Stollen Coffee Cake 63c From ankle-low to knee-high right here s where you'll find a complete wardrobe of Boot Styles — and the best boot values in town | FRIDAY & SATURDAY The Bonnet & Gown Shop Alma Fingleton ' - Glazed Donuts------------------- 6 for 42c Coffee Cakes Fomi,y Si« 58c; Smo1’ _. 32c COOKIE DAY EVERY WED. 4 dos. as»t. pkg. $1,00 DALE’S BAKE SHOP »• f z Btrke s Hastings Cut Rate shoe store HASTINGS, MICHIGAN �SONALSTsSuccumbs I>ai'w”'<'l"Here n“ker , Ing their son, Harry A. Ford of I Grand. Rapid* Junior College, and their daughter and grand­ daughter, Mrs. Virginia Eyifian and Amy of Ann Arbor, to spend the Thanksgiving holiday with At Age of 97 lose of Chi Middleville T-K Calendar . Thursday. Nov. 25 — Thanka|g : giving. No School Friday. Nov. 20-ThenkaglVfflr. No School; Village Queen selec­ tion; girts' gym. 7 pm. their daughter. April, from the Baptist Bible and Seminary at Onuid Rapids, with her friend. surance Company building Six guests were present. Mita Huth Tangrralrom. president, presided Purposes Of the women edu- In Albion and Eaton Rapid* until the late 1MCB when they moved to thia community. He had been In poor, health ever since. Enlists in Navy Robert Dale Green, son of Mr. mgmi WITTNAUER LONCINES -WITTNAUER __________ _ 1«l SI Christmas Comes but Once a Year Questionfiaad Xtiwtn ■----- _gwaer JXSELTX moBt&Zcnnes -•< moaaarsaa Strand of Hastings । pruetan of Stale and interna t local pennnallUts In Delta | Kappa Gamma ”llovrlna the years theme on Uvtty, ^Mrs Ellne Buehler. Thoughts For A Week To give to someone CHOOSE CHRISTMAS GIFTS NOW and USE YOUR CREDIT! Low Down Payment . . . Payments Start FEBRUARY of 1966. INSURANCE ___ #0B E- S»etw »• in need, on Thanks- Marriage License Gordon Ironside Agency giving Day, is the the Fall Usue ot Michigan Hmt*gv Mra Underwood submitted this story alter Interviewing Mrs _ thanks . for your own blessings. Q. Mr mother H Bl and worked one year under social security. la time a cliunce she might qualify JEWELERS Births at Pennock 118 W«st State Street SPONABLE FUNERAL HOME CHECK OUR HOME & PROPERTY LISTINGS £LTHE WEEK best way to give curtly ^rpoKa beginning in January 1W5 A pamphlet -Tlpo aa Wages'* la available in your social security office. Ph. Wl 5-3252 WON'T YOU JOIN MY CHRISTMAS CLUB. A Wide Choice of Homes and Real Estate of All Types get all ot my bentflta. Xa thia so? A. No. The amcmAa a benefici­ ary may earn in IMS and MW rrdre all benefit* for the year la tall I1J0O. However, beginning In IBM he may earn B1.SOO and reduced from what ahe would have received at age S2. This U bccauac benefits will be paid over a longer period of time. The Banner. In cooperation with the- Social Security Admin- I THE FOURTH WARD. * real nice brick house, ranch ttyie. hat living room with fireplace, carpet and drapes Included, two bedrooms and bath., air conditioned, pine paneled family room, or utility room, attached garage, nicely landscaped, lor ...........- ------------- --------- --------------- $11,100.00 Smart folks are- starting right now to accumulate, money for Christmas for 1966 . . . through an HCB Christmas Club account. Just decide how much money you want for next year and save a small amount each week. For as little as 25tf a week, you can be bill-free next De­ cember. Wouldn't that be wonderful? siding for .---- .....------- ................ ....------------- ....------- - ------A REAL GOOD HOME IN THE SECOND WARD, with two nice bedroom* i^pttaln down. Irving room, dining room, full bath and kitchen and utility room, has basement and gat heat and attached garage. lor --------------- --........ .>1.000.00 A BARGAIN IN MIDDLEVILLE, largo homo on M-37. threw bedrooms up and a bath, and down, two Irving rooms, dining room, kitchen and back room, new gat furnace, hot water heater, two stall garagg -.................. --------------------------------------------------------------------- $7,200.00 95-ACRE FARM IN HASTINGS TOWNSHIP, with house with tlx rooms and bath, garage and tool thed. large basement bam 48 a 60 ft., hog house, two com crib*, trio. two chicken houses. two walls on farm, also 15 acret of woods, 60 acres ol work land, for ------ .......$12,500.00 DUE TO RECENT SALES WE NEED NEW LISTINGS HASTINGS SALESMEN ESTATE 3KER Carl Niethamer A SHOWCASE OF KNOWLEDGE Today's phatfluetdkah rtprtunl IhS highest riliaimiat ol the knovi«f(« sad practical Mpbu baa at nodical tqearch. It is this nmstksblt rsusrek which taIblarwto ttagutr sadcoNrol ■say distiiss with gffactiva drip. Tomorrow’s showust w>H crataia atuy awa wotdttt Too ua always dtpead oa u ta carry tb«« wbeatvwr they art inibbit PLAY SANTA THE EASY EFFORTLESS WAY WITH A CHRISTMAS CLUB CHECK! Jacob's PRESCRIPTION PHARMACY 126 Eflrt SfotaSt. thong Wl 5-2466 Hastings Friendly, Neighborly Service for 78 Coniinnoua Ymvo �> Saxons to Launch Cage Season Here Friday Veteran Marshall Quintet Provides First Opposition S—THE HASTINGS BANNER •on will follow Friday night's Marshall - Hastings Hit. The Coach Van tier I'eeji To Start Lettermen In Rack Court Working with two Southern Michigan Deer Leaders of Cub Scouts Pow Wow Saturday, Dec. 4 POST GAME DANCE ‘V Basketball Sessions Begin On Saturday Director Bob King ha* an­ nounced that "Y" basketball will get underway starting Saturday, Saturday afternoon. Dec. 4. will be the Grand Valley Council. Hl-T Alpha GMa Club. Danc- Building. 2-Way Stops Required When Bus lights Flash Two-way stopa are required by veteran' The program will include some District championship team. voacn Hou vanacrvewi i w > i i launch the Hasting. High' 1965* X„Liv Vniveroity Freshman Freshman M barketbad Mason against tn- ‘ Michigan lahtnitT v ading Marshall Friday night. Hastings Cage Schedule DhedeNe I is :: !!S flashing red atop Ugfcta In front Saturday's schedule includes: 4th Grade Basketball Clinic, 6th Grade Practice. Main Gym. rym. Coach VanderVeen said MarKenny Weller, a Senior, and shall has almost •»*«<«« team I Administration. gamca. theme- 7Ui Grade Practice. Main Gym. opportunity to taka agility while Steve Schondel-gMber as a unit. We do nave a f. maytr another Senior letterman, great deal of potential and an . ...j. ..li.. v._~i tt There win also i>e a large atoc get tnem io jeu, wv aiaiuio oo an —----- 7 —-—• tian Joon HW». .bo r>, expert- >«*•- c'-'» Veodeevera -la. Inet year, e b 1, filling Flllln* out .wit the th, Tlxe» starting Btarttnu lineup 1 Inrun for Fnr Don FVrtl [)en .. , . . enet last The d. _ Plfk other forward spot and Jim King Mullens Junior Varsity may—- . — •— — .... jlave Oreg Qmoiu aIKj j|m puli-1 present time „ - ^rtu. Boys should bring their own play clothing, rubber shoes and towel. The first two Saturdays will be formed after — starting Monday night If thia seems a bit ouiifusing Include: 9th - 10th Grade Boys, Main Gym, 7 pm. up tn front of you. atop-lookllth-Uth Grade Boys. Main check things out. Gym. 8:15 pm. The Girls Leagues will start Saturday afternoon. Jan. 8. and the Men s City League will get underway on Thursday, Dec. 9. Legal Actjon To Recoup Fish Kill Losses Establish Action was taken by the aervaUon CUmmlmton to o the Cambridge Junction Coach Vander Veen loot over last Fall a* head coach IBs first I Saxon quintet eked out a 60 89 , 181 - acre tract which freturrw Inaugural decision at Marshall i In that game Hastings looked i Walken Tavern, a famous old stopping poirte and Inn on the like a ball club in the flrot period, i shooting to a 19-7 lead, then had claim f offer is just plain too low." com­ mented Conservation Director Ralph A. MacMuUan. "U repre­ sents only a litUe morn than 10 vinced la a very fair appraisal of outscored Marshall. 19-17 in the,। old US-12 and M-50 aocond period but fell apart as the ftettokins outgunned the vlgiand 12-10 tn the finale In the unincorporated rural area. r—■ , _ good so far. Backing him up Kill* a* forward*. r will probably be Tom Itortak. Lakewood opens its basketball *l*o * Junior, whose experience season al Ionia Dec. 3. while the has bovn limited because of an ' Lakewood wrMtllng team opens Injury. at Grand Ledge at 6:30 WednesProbAbly the No. 1 replacement day. Dec. 1 Middleville opens the at forward wiU be Jack Bender, cage season on Dec 3 at Northa Senior while Jim Williams. ylew lu’d Maple Valley boats Dare's Sophomore brother. U i Bellevue the same night, probably the Np. 1 replacement: ------------ •-----------in the back court. J Saturday. Cnech VanderVeen ■ took his Varsity to Otsego for a | AT Hictnrin pre-season sennunage and thejlYCW nlSlOHC Ita alee! plating plant. squad performed quite well, al-1 t. ■> . though making the normal early JI I('111^(111 I tlTK . _ "We mtered a tot af shot* ran QRADR RASKmAM* 8th Grade Practice. Main Gym. kills that are continually oc­ curring. but moot ot them are avoidable As n matter of prin­ sightseeing center, with no al- ciple. those who cause them cohcdlc beverages being sold case involving the hah destroyed by pollution. Armchair Athlete V. Hi Dog Care Club Has New Exhibition Rings How would you like M back a special program provided by Michigan's great big game season opened in the Lower the Slate Depuxtlncnt of Educa­ Peninsula on Saturday with success reported by many hunters, tion, but they are not infallible. and especially in Barry County has this been true. Conserva-i,' Training Club met Nov. 17 at the tion Officer Gene Brown and' Game Afta Manager Russell Community Building Hounds reported a tremendous influx of hunters here on Salur<ay, with a tapering oft on Sunday. Another big weekend is sntlcipeted starting with Thanks-1---------------------- ——— SUNDAY MIXED DOUBLES he poets for the ring were giving. shot opening day. . . . Jerry le and donated to the club by The State s cheeking itaUon I* Beckwith is reported to be one Hastings Mfg Company, and Kasimky 204 - 584. Ron Peltow at Rounds' horns and headquar- of the best shots. He filled up 192-550. Allan Hinriciuon 206­ levs on the Yankee Springs Rood, on Grand Island . . . E.' U Carpenter ot Carpenter's 540. Bill Bums 184-539. Un Sny­ Russ has checked 26 bucks, plus • • • der 172-487. Von Howell 173-458, Hardware. Hastings. IS does she: by hunter* with perThree hunter* found it especvwewuum w.w-u 1UU41O QbtnpleUon ot broad jumps Benny Brown 180 - 478. Phyllis mlte. and three ' button'- bucks, ully costly to shine, kill and have and hteh Jumps is done all but Brown 188-440. Al Taylor 181The expert* believe they might nlegB| de;r in poetesaton. Yankee polnling. The jumps were made ' Wesley Friend 168. Jack Crobe getting 30 percent of the kill springs Justice of the Peace Wll- by Lansing GtTbert and paint for: ninger 171. Dorothy" Bums 167. at the check station. eatimaUng lsam Hummel fined them *100. them wasdfonated by the Bever- Al Morson 175-490. Jim Bourne that some 500 deer may have ordered them to pay *730 court wyk Colo* Center. Hastings. 198-497. JetT George 178-463, Jobeen taken out of this area last coat* AND spend five days in jail, The 4H ipemben, and leaders, an Kuslnsky 177. Nancy Taylor weekend. ' The three were Jerald L. Wll- of this chlbVuh to express their 1‘h>. Velma Slocum 153. Gus WyThe illegal kill seemed high. Hams. 26: Gary L. Spidel. 21. R2 thanks and Appreciation to these |*nt 158 and Jolene Howell 154 Seven deer had been picked up Hastings, and Robert C. Hartke, people for their contributions, j 1 111 G■ in the wood*. .3*. 213 8. Michigan. and extend a cordial invitation i Michigan State end Gene We're gaining valuable Infor• • • to anyone interested in this pro- Washington caught three touchmation about our deer herd Having a succeuful deer hunt ject to join them for any of their I down passes against Indiana in through the cooperation of hunt- unpiies filling a license. But It meeungs. ' ■ 1965. to set a Spartan record for -rv-a —.m r-,-.. I _ n<____ . ers bringing in their deer." Rua* n(>l always so. A successful declared, urging others to stop deer hunt include* the hundreds and let the experts check the tlI hours spelK ln anticipation of teeth for age. antlers and length me opening, -and careful prep­ ot the hind leg. ' aratlon of menus and the actual BMtevy it ar not, one hunter stocking of the larder for the brought in a deer he bdlieved to trip. It includes transportation to be a doe-but it was a' button the wilderness, the stop en route buck! I I 1 He did have a permit- *-here the crew gathers for final ' briefing It Includes the opening Hastings Businessmen and all others interested, Saturday morning Mrs Frank | o{ CMip. U)e RorKeous fire in the Cooper. 428 8. Church, "filled“ fireplace, and finally --the ..tingling — orc urged to attend a Public Meeting with the her license fearly—but in a costly Zoning tommlision and Zoning Consultants to be sometimes even Includes going Both she and Frank are gains; to Into the woods for Old Butz. Bob held on school at Western Michigan Uni- Stanley. Prank Huntley. Bob PUBLIC AAEETING I fleer Paul O Owen of Marshall I observed fish dying In large COMPLETE YOUR SHOPPING WITH CASH ’25 • ’1000 nlon Steel Products Ui- for a dental appointment. The deer weighed about 100 pounds. and Phil Sherman—but not ofplating, into the river. Investigators from the Con- whitetails—success without a li­ Alex Usborne, 201 W. Indian cense being filled. . . . Hills Drive, proudly displayed the beautiful 11-polnt buck he downed about 8 am. Saturday cyanide In lethal amount* waa In Irving Township west of Has­ tings. The animal dressed out at 168. Alex la a guard at Ionia. Follow-up investigations led happy with the dandy buck >he Hire Coach Bib Miller Instructfigure, the Department u.cd the FOR FUN AND HEALTH "It's America’s Favorite Family Fun" ■ We Hove OPEN BOWLING WEDNESDAY EVENING UNTIL CLOSING Open Thanksgiving Day from 2:30 Until Closing for Open Bowling Phone Wl 5-3184 FOR INFORMATION AND RESERVATIONS Bob and Mickey Lambert Your Hosts Monday, Dec. 6, at 7:30 p.m. at the Episcopal Parish House in Hastings ma}ed at 8150. BOWL Broadway ot Confer Sf. ‘Y’ Wrestling to HASTINGS BOWL INC. Woodland ot Michigan Start Saturday Local Finance Open Evenings by Appointment by purchase from commercial ith grade* are Invited to par- MOTOR TREND MAGAZINE NAMES OLDSMOBILE TORONADO Car-of'the'Year! Nobody lutes a "Trash Burner" GET A CLEAN SMOKELESS ODORLESS GAS INCINERATOR BURN YOUR GARBAGE AND TRASH INDOORSI End your garbage problem once and for ail! A new Gas Incinerator in your base­ ment or utility room ctqivenicntiy dispoeea of all burnable garbage and rubbiah without Toronado:The carthat inspired every ’66 Oldsmobile! OMWoobile's new one-of-a-kind Toronsdo Is bowling ’em over! Highru honors from the dsv it was Inlfoduccd—including MtXoe Trend's covered "Car-of-rhe-Yeai Award"! Why all the plaudits! Inspired, saint-fresh styling for one thing! Inspired handling with ridc-sfabilizing front wheel drive! Inspired performance from a 185-hp ToSWnaUo R<xLet V-H. Flat floors. Draft-free ventilation. Concealed headlamps. are ToronaJo-lntpireJ. too! J □ LDSMOBILE SAVE $2O on installation of new, smokeless, odorless Gas Incinerators-SIE YOUR DEALER WHILE THE SALE IS ON! LOOK TO OLDS FOR THE NEW! REAHM MOTOR SALES, INC 107 N. Mkhig«» Avg. Phone Wl 5-2478 �Slumnon Lydy was Ute big gun last week firing 303-234-036. BH1 Brown rolled 315-231-617. John Kasimky 215-213-615. Lawrence Kerier 226-594, Ed Slieler 237-584. Rod Newton 211-216-581. Galen Daniels 219-575, BUI Bums 222­ 567. Jack Shrier 200-200-566. Tom Gilliland 566. Harvey Haan 200-543, Max Myers 539, Paul Woodman 211-538. Bob Millar Cooley 300-516. Deen Hyde 515. 208-536. Irwin Harwood 303-533. Cun Awery 210-514. Roger Wolfe1 Wayne Newton 532. Merle Henand Bob Munson 513. Bob Burgh- decs hoc 230-530. Norm Asptnoll 203-530. Dave Streby 530. Chaa Hutfags' Bowfog Thursday rolling '209-344-633,. Carl Asplnall corded 303 - 579,. Emmeth Engesclh 311-578. Ray Jenkins 311-561. Herb Hovey 644.■ Woody Wyngarden 206-541. Gor­ don Trick 540. Al Stanton 530. HUNTERS INSURANCE COME IN AND ASK ABOUT IT! SEE HASTINGS INSURANCE AGENCY “Side of Strand Theatre*’ 219 W*it State St. PLUG IN FOR COMFORT Over 4,000 Visit 6th Conservation Exhibit The sixth Conservation Exlilbt- ।-------------------------————‘ Uoii sjxxuorcd by the Ttioni- । captivated by Uie Michigan Out- . apple Garden Club waa held Nov. door Zoo. so often seen on the 11-21 at the Community Center Mort With large attendance and many Smoky Bear created the moot varied display*. I —' * --------------- * — State and National notable* Helen Martin, conservation chairman for the post six year* for the National Federation of Garden Clubs, gave the keynote address. Sho told in vivid story form the history of the conser­ vation movement tn United State.-, and Michigan. Mrs Don­ ald B Smith, president of tho Michigan Federation of Garden Club*. spoke ot Michigan's edu­ cational program alerting nil to , their responsibility in promoting । further teacher training needs In the State and the pending danger of lotting the Conserva­ tion Teacher Training School ut WED. AFTERNOON LEAGUE Higgins Lake. Shirley VanDenburg led the tala with 220-540. Foye Allen the Intoemallrei and education Idlywlon of Michigan's Depart­ ment, Walter Van Dire. educa­ tional officer far region III, and Higdon IM-\ RonftW Nagel, parka Interpreter 183-453 A for Yankee Spring* Recreation Howre '157.’ Area. * erp Idncheon guests of 160-446 and lh* l‘**1 KlwnnU Club and at- Hastings High Wrestling Research at Michigan Stale Unlvecatty has shown that 40 pounds of nitrogen applied on tome wheal fields In Uie Spring is aa effective as 160 pound* The forestry section proved to be tlie largest. Again the Mich­ igan Department of Conservation display of "What Is a Forest" told 1U (Mature story. The Hydro­ Fore* lands, presented by the local Consumer* Power Company waa a study in multiple land use. can raised the question. Is Tills Yours? One carefully completed Individual project close by Mr. Bug presented a littered beach beside a neat beach. The quts- toytown with an electric blanket! Single or dual automatic control* in single or double size blankets permit you to dial just tho degree of warmth you want... relax under the lightweight comfort of only one blanket no matter what the weather. Electric blankets are colorful and easily washable. S landings: Haan's 31, Legion Auxiliary and Dale's 18, Kaecbrie'a 17. Burna Refrigeration. Water and Ito ever increasing T)rea 10. East Bide Lumber and Auto Tag Inn 8. Hastings Alu­ problems in the world and Mlchminum and Barry Lumber 7. igan was of special interest. Hastings Motor Sales and en­ Southeastern SchooKln Hastings concentrated jts effort* in this dlrtcUori. The value of science J Bumworth posted 308-316. training in the out-of-door lab­ B. Terry 154-399. M. Kaslnsky oratory. the pond was displayed, 144-383, J. Bornum 145-380. A. the um of water and pollution problem.-, rmpliaslzcd. oceano­ graphy was brought to the ato tepilon of all and a well pre- SEE THEM AT YOUR DEALER’S STORE Soon! Again tlie Pomona Orange of Barry County scored Ila usual hit with the Community Coa­ cervation project. Our Neighbors Across the Sea. The world map and figurines from India and America clasping hand depicted AUUteni 33'4, Northside Grocery 38, Poodland 27'1,, Hastings Heights 26. Hastings Sa vines A: Loon and Mary's Beauty Shop 23S, Haan's Standard Service and Sheriff's Giris 23. Vogt's Funeral Home 22Piston Ring the youth and/adults presented much food for thought and waa deserving of a three day exhlbiflon in Itself. SC. Rose School displayed In this area The animal division may be described as Stealer* of the Show. Both young and old were See the NEW Turn the Tap-Anytime WITH A FAST-RECOVERY, COMPACT Featuring Hundreds of TOY and GIFT IDEAS Gift WRAPS well lighted booth flanked by two evergreens bearing the leading. Conservation is Everybody# Busi­ ness. Many visitors stopped to pander over this exhibit to fully Rocks and minerals attracted th« attention of all the Rock­ hounds. The personal collection ot toast Is was unusual and banmuch study. The 4H demonstra- ENJOY AU. THE HOT WATER YOU WANT Camp Pi re, an Intriguing word tn itself, was perfectly por­ trayed by the cooperative efforts of lije Camp Fire Council. A regular sized one lent camp was shown one} members ot different groupa ware there throughout JOHN DEERE 11O Lawn and Garden Tractor Christmas GARDS Natlve plants of Michigan were found in the meeting roan and included a perfect Terarrium igan and a lighted display of native plants for birds Winter food. Tho Kellogg Bird iMnctu- 26-In. Wide with accompanying stories again drew attention to tlic integrated study centered about conserva­ tion In scenes. English. Penman­ ship and Art Gin WRAP • B-Boll Fee* ef Log Rolf 6 rolls hold 50 ft. paper, or 17»/t It. foil. Continuous roll holds 60 ft. paper; 21 ft foil wrap. Electric Water Heater BEST FOR The new, compact, fast-recovery electric water heater is especially designed to meet tlie many hot waler demands of modern families. Install it anywhere, even in a cloaet. quiry The sponsoring dub is deeply grateful to the following in addi­ tion to those previously men- SNOW REMOVAL CONSUMERS POWER COMPANY'S LOW ELECTRIC RATE FOR WATER HEATING SAVES YOU MONEY! IF YOU PLAN TO BUILD OR REMODEL, GET THE FACTS ABOUT CAREFREE Get the feel of these exclusive features Electric Home Heating Independent ground-speed control. Single pedal clutches, brakes, and reduces travel speed. Safety start. Double-action braking power to both rear wheels. Foam-rubber-cushioned deep bucket seat. Automotive-type steering. Take a test-spin soon. For greater comfort, convenience and better living, lieat your home with dependable Electric Heat. CALL OR WRITE CONSUMERS POWER •dln^kchib, Mr. Gilbert lead®; Fred WBteU of Nashville, Clay­ ton Bm% at Belding. Dr. R. VanDeusrtf) Augusta. Pat Under­ hill and Mra Gerald Magnon. Special thanks to The Has­ tings City Bank. The Hastings National Bank. The Kvchange Club and Mr. and Mra Cheater Stowell who made financially possible the appearance of tho RIBBON [jj BOWS IB Stick-on style, packege of: manyessorted «a|ors. A real buyl Gin TRIMS Christmas CARDS • Boauiiftil Daaignat Gold-color bronzed pat­ terns In a splendid array! 25 to a box, all alike. 1 COMPANY FOR THIS FREE BOOKLET. ALSO ASK FOR INFORMATION ABOUT THE REDUCED RATE FOR ELECTRIC HOME HEATING AND THE SPECIAL J100 INSTALLATION ALLOWANCE GOODYEAR BROS IMPLEMENTS BEN*FRANKUN �V I November is "Hunting Month" - Hunt For Bargains in the Want Ads LEGALS CLASSIFIED AD PAGE PHONE USE CoSJt^w’fte' HASTINGS BANNER Wl 5-3481 aaxtsu-Atu ram» it. Mhrtti. t»tt MINIMUM RATE—50c for Twenty Worth. tear* ilaimui BARRY’S Chrysler-Plymouth S. Hanover at City Limit* LARKE BUICK CHEVROLET IN4 VALIANT | Dr. Standard. Radio, heater. u •!>* ite Cowt aa* • «• Milan* «Mltk. 919 X. MUM PVBUOATtOM OBOBB Btoto W MUkl*»e. * 11 ■ ‘ *****",,w* Cx-an tyr Um Coa.ly at ! fk U* Mklitr at to "Mia* •*" »< DISPLAY CLASSIFIED— $1.25 par tach for iNertiow. ‘1-muf it. liiuteti. Jud*, d x«. imi Fkillp H. MIKkaU. 10 AJI. ta in. . J”** 1435 S. Hanover 1M4 CHEV. CHEVELLE Wl 5-2425 Wl 5-2426 INS PLYMOUTH BARRACUDA or ADicnrunAno*. CARDS OF THANKS 6 IN MEM011IAML—2c par word. Radio. 1N4 VOLKSWAGEN CAMPER 1965 CHEVROLET aaeblato* w>(n to Ik. .r tni ei. e w. Alto. c. : 1M3 FORD GALAXIE 50* 4 Dr. Sedan. Automatic. Radio, healer, power steering. HASTINGS MOTOR SALES LE SABRE Calendar of Special Events 220 W. State Wl 5-2454 USED CAR CENTER WJ 5-3903 •SWl 11 b Ortorat Ik.t .n Fenton (. ><«. >1 10 AM, la 11m PraUto ■artraea. Ito.lla*., MWkt«>a, a ■ariu to kA* al "kick all traAUato ruBuoanow obdbb. Stole ot MlrhifM. 1 fl.il SATURDAY, DEC. 4 PANCAKE k HOMEMADE SAUSAGE SUPPER-American Legion Hall, Saturday, Dec. 4. Corner Michigan & Court kTIOX OBDKB. .0/ MtoklgM. ■ ‘'i.iiWtsr WED. THUES. DEC. 1-3 CHRISTMAS BAZAAR — 81 Francis Episcopal Church. Or­ angeville. Wed. Dec. 1. 1 pm. to 8 pm.; Thar*, Dec. 3, 10 am:3 pm. rUBUCATlOR OBDBB. u 12 T. M'rkav. Mlddl.toa. rU. p.afoU. Pmi». Rach»wi«k, ibkraar. NOTICES 1961 DODGE POLARA 3 Dr. Hardtop«3M5 CHEVROLET Cr«*lton TIRE SALE 1M4 DODGE DART Torque Pilte.(15*5 Several special sized tires P»r»aa» wk<i an •I.al rbUlM to 1M3 DODGE 4 Dr. 44* V> ..(1295 for foreign cars at close-out prices . . . $5.00 and up. 1963 BUICK ELECTRA .k.ii u Alto (Omc Mud & Snow tiresj" ot $10.00 up. These are all Switk. w»d« awitoj&MtoX >>rnk 3 Dr. Automatic.|7M 1941 FORD FALCON 4 Dr. Hm on<J onj bejng go|d j 1963 BUICK ELECTRA FARM IMPLEMENTS 1962 CHEV. IMPALA 4 Dr. Hardtoo. radio, hooter. au«o. W/W*n«. powor steering and brake*. SAVE $$ NOW 11/35 .. M-37 " ' $o. Stop In and see the new Mc­ Culloch Lightweight Saw and GOOD AS NEW STORE ' the Pioneer Lightweight. Let U» DEMONSTRATE! 3 Dr. Sedan. Automatic drive. radio..................................... I14M IMI MERCURY CUSTOM 4 Dr. Sedan »1.7»5 1MB CHEVROLET BISCATNE 3 Dr. Sedan.......... ............. (1.1M WITH A BETTER USED CAR “Wk FRANCISCO 945-3150 Used Farm Machinery Hastings Press Inc. SALESPEOPLE - Part time 3 FURNISHED APARTMENTS hours a day. 3 day* a week. No ★ Notices FOR RENT — Utilities paid txperler.ee necessary. Phone Phone Wl B-M71. 945-2810 between 8 and 8 pm. CHRISTMAS BAZAAR — St. SPACE FOR TRAILERS —AU Francis Episcopal Church. accommodation* available Orangeville ChrUtmaa g I ft (light*, water, etc). On M-31. item* and Christma* decora­ 4H ml. Kulh of Hasting*. Baltion* A sandwich bar and cof­ fee shop. Wed.. Dec. 1.1 pm. # Automotive FAI^M SUPPLY 37 So. cryk^ftion. WALK UP AND SAVE! an Chevrolet run, real Rood condition. (10 each Gary Mc­ Ghee. Freeport, phone RO 634S1. 11/35 am-3 pm. 150 oil painting first door prtae. U/3 • fl with ,-.r- IMI OLDS SPORT COUPE A Buiinetl Services . . . Beautiful maroon and IMI CHEVROLET BISCATNE MALE HELP WANTED white tulone, fully equipped, 3 Dr. SedanI «5 new whitewall Urea, excellent 1M3 MERCURY CUSTOM condition. —1083 John Deere 3010 Tractor. 4 D1« Sedan. Automatic drive. —1950 John, Deere B Tractor. TUNNEL CONSTRUCTION Radiator Shop, 218 N. Jeffer19«3 OLDS SEDAN Hydraulic. A-l shape! ■otj, Hastings. tf . . . Dynamic M 4 Dr., power Long, all seasons project. steering and brakes, radio, —1954 Cockahutt Tractor. A-l Top pay. "Job News" 30c good whitewall tire*, fully thapel and stomped envelope. 4 Dr. Sedan. V8 engine. AutoICE — Trimming, cabling. r»guaranteed. -New Idea 2-Row Pull Picker. Good shape. 1N3 FORlf STATION WAGON INSIST ON MICHIGAN BOT­ TLED OA8I See Carl A Betty * Appliance* before you txiyl They Sell—They Iratall-They CALIFORNIA LNCO TRANSPORTATtON SPECIALS 1M» MERCURY 4 Dr. H top ...................... 1M4 HAMBUJi BUUan Wagon. ............... IMI PLYMOUTH Wallant Wagon- i—a UC OtDS 98 HOLIDAY ... 4 Dr. Power steering and brakes. IMI BUICK STATION WAGON Fully reconditioned, power steering and brake*, nice fanU- UM OLDS HOLIDAY SEDAN One owner and above average condition. Look this one over. NICE CHOICE OF CHEAP TRANSPORTATION CARS- 1N» MERCURY 4 Dr. Sedan ... —John Deere No. 40 *elf-propelled Combine with 10 ft. grain head and new corn head Trailer with hydraulic dump GOODYEAR BROS. 124 N. Jtfferion Wl 5-5052 11/28 NOTICE REAHM MAHLER MOTOR SALES OPIN FRIDAY NITE Supply Limited MOTOR SALES pontiac - olds - Cadillac Wl 5-2478 107 N. Michigan Ave. Harting*. Michigan 11/33 Air Force Korean Boots 1310 N. Michigan' Phone Wl 5-2479 ■ CANVAS TARPS NOTICE! Form Bureau Services die your shelled corn ct from the field . . . Our new truck hoist ond Wg Offer Top Prices For Your Corn FARM BUREAU < SERVICES M M ’ MMtt 5*7 $10.88 Use Our Lay-a-way Whita . . . Hsck fa 46x20 $3.47 up WINICK'S 206 N. Mkhigaa Okun Bros. 272 E. Mich. Wl 5-3324 or 4th ward. Needed al onedCall Wl 5-3431. Bin Renner. UNFURNISHED thrve-roorh apartment with garage. Good location. Call Wl 5-3583, tf no «tm print*. Haxtlng*. Bothell, Wp»hj LEGALS t Heating - Plumbing Sarvic* ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUSPO. 17L Harting* Telephone ager in local branch of Najut HAVtNOH?Kuciathd. j New • Remodel a Repair H ASTINGS BANNER KAECHELE'S maaiiKk wtMssi CLASSIFIEDS Call Wl 5-3481 FOR FAST 34-HOUR FILM WANTED TO RENT-3 or I PART TIME OR PULL TIME CAREER - Work near your NEW 3 BEDROOM HOUSE— home. Set your own hour*. (never been occupied!. Refer­ ences required. Call 945-3383 Special —Your raxor cleaned, 046-3810. 13/3 CARPIT CLEANING IB lubricated and iharpened. only *125. Service and satisfaction YEARROUNd'eMPLOYMENT Bruah. No wet oarpat* or guaranteed. Lapo Drug, 144 E handwork. Clean ISO square ★ For Sole—Reel fatete BUtc St, Haatlng* tf faat for only MM. Haatinga round employment. Experience •vadltioo ot * r.rialn Mon la*9 »ki< in retail sale* and building ma•» au*o oa th. 301k *ar nt Jiar.c SALE —R&AL ESTATE — Haatlnga. Fhooe Wl 5-4118. if FOR ter 1V5S. hr bUX'U. JAlK»H>S. JI SERVICE — Mercury outboard Mulliken (between Haaungs and bOROTHY A. JACKBOX. 1hand and »l(«. a« Morl<•*"••. to 11 Flote Boat*. Trailer* and acdoor, indoor background, such AVOID FALL AND SPRING FIKST FKDKBAI. BAkTXUK AV newly carpeted living roam, TRASH FIRES and that trip UIAX AK8OCIAT10X OP K.U.XMJ m agriculture will be con*ldpaneled dining room. Hi-car to the tra&h burner through K>. SiS 'W«l A<»-u ered. Inspection of our yard*. tf v.l.-..,u:.L,_MickUaa _ ............ garage, ahhdad location, acre** snow this Winter. INSTALL a from new grade school. Con­ ga* Calcinator incinerator now. St, and discussion wHh our tact Marguerite Huhtt, MOtte Special limited time offer. Call A For Sole—Mltcallanooua employe** of the various du­ 517-STT-MM, with Ed J Realty, ties connected wfth these open­ phone Lansing »lT-3?3-na>. ing*. 1* invited. Vocational ap­ on aktrk Mart**** Ikoro toMaim-l ta TWO TABLES FOR SALE—One titude testa will be given U» maple dropleaf with extra cenTHIiVk^THttVSAXn' oxk‘ ar'* selected applicant*. Benefit* EXPERT TAILORING - Hen* or womens clothing. We nar2/3 ACRE pBKD TH1BTT XIXK AXp H,|i« include Hospital Insurance. chen table with formic* top. (»*.Ua<*) ItOLLARn priariMl .od Ufa Insurance, Paid Vkcadouble Into tingle breasted BORDERS A NICE CREEK Uotu, Paid Holiday*. 'Salary tf coat*. Al, the Dutch Tailor, Savings Program. Co-operative Almost naw 3-bedroom modtrn Educational Program. Uniform “I QUAKER OIL BURNER — In home Ju*t outside city limits. Fund and other*. If Interested, . J good condition. Phone Wl 6­ Lovely large back yard. School apply in person or by letter to . 5701. 11/25 WHY NOT LET US MAKE you Mr* Cipclc. Personnel Depta rubber sump vtth your new fQR ltDBS BBJURTFUL HAIR ZIP Code number. Throe-lfne . _tlw> Rexall-B fait Dermanent. Avenue C. Battle Creek. Mich Phone Wl 5-47»t stamp with your name. BdRegular 4300-Now 41 DO No IX draa* and ZIP number for pre-ahampoo— No after odor. •2.38. This Includes, postage Available at Jacoba* Pharmacy EXPERIENCED MARRIED MAN for dairy farm.' Good laity Shoppe, Dellon. Mich.. ★ Snorting (Mr wages,Jiouie and other extras. TABLE'PAPER — For Phone: Charlotte. 543-3337. _ family reunion*, lol* (at ct .fir. (■ HUCKLEBERRY GUN SHOP »f »SU 00. Dr../id«-d by I hour* now through deer seaaon ner office. r •tf BBAUTV COUBULOna CMI *•* swoBb-. to »ii , ■ Io B except Sunday I d 4 Mrrics —Part time-no canitinar* u< i« । Umaiea >4 hour aervice. Call a< Barr;, i.teai; of ’laNICEWHITEROCKHENH vamlng or parties Ph Banfield FOR STEWING - Very fat. Kddlerills SY 6-M48 evening* 711-8320. Nancy Uldrik*. write »Y 4-3044 day* tf R4. Box 645. Battle Creek, Frank Routh, Plainwell. R3 TAK • H ReBdE R 8 PGR Michigan. 13/8 phone tn-rna u s >M«* flat tluwof, b.iu* rnent 3 ml. M DQUh. MBtT —Francisco Farm Sup­ Ui. ttoolk.tu frartbart ■ . . , — Doug Young, owner, «31-SYtf ply. M37 Bo. *45-3150. tf * Help Wonted KINO FOR A GOOD ★ Peroonela . . Country Squire. Power Bx 444 steering and brakes. Extra —Grain Bln to fit Pick-up Truck. 4 Dr.' Automatic drtv Extra good condition. COMMERCIAL PRINTING Classified Paragraphs Over Stan s Wallp*per G Paint Store OPEN FRIDAYS 1364 FORD GALAXIE 504 DRIVE AWAY Itokllr 945-31501 -EXPERT CHAIN 1959 CADILLAC 2 DR. Hardtop; white w/tunnowo 'rim, tad>o. boater, w/waib. full power toi» T. toil on Daermbor 1 । M. la 31m Prate! 1la*>. Rtrhlaaa, ill SX' Ma.*«toui ! n*nwi**r>l<t*toM>pSNb *ai I- ', to Jtbkkr* M. B«a«r. FRANCISCO FARM SUPPLY -BAR CHAIN SPROCKETS -SAW REPAIR III Ill In showroom condition. .ll^S 1M4 MERCURY MONTCLAIR 4 Dr. Sedan. Automauc drivi CHAIN SAW HEADQUARTERS mUOATIOM OBDEB SKI. W.Mlckfxin. 1 .. .UL | make room for other new I merchandise. (•roster SI. ml ' PhUip II Mn.-h.il, potato tut*. &iT’^k^ l« LESS THAN COST b, SAFE BUY USED CARS ilk Ikh Ca«n aad Fldaeiary of aaid aana* of rUtea far dW^wtoallto ct th. and convene: wmJ’ffTO employment, call Mr. Cannon. month. 12/2 "Tira bait ward. Ph. FI 4-7535. 7W-M70 ar 7M.JO32. 11/35 �Card of Thanks PEIWOCK HOSPITAL Michigan Buck Harvest Personal Mention rests: gifts, cards, or Hows, those who Personal Mention iving with her parent*. Mrs. Albert Mulford, of i huepobt’-R-'-.l way while I was in Pennock and Blodgett Hospitals and during kindnt sled. •ere greatly appreclaranddauah■ and Tammy, Maurfce Ostroth CARD OF THANKS I wish to thank my many friends, neighbors, and relatives for cards, flowers, gifts, and calls while I was in LcUa Hospital. A special thanks to the neighbors who sent In food to our home, to Mrs. Edna Bldclman for her many acts of kindness, and to the Barry Co. Sportswomen’* Club and the VFW Auxiliary No. M X. Mulford. 1161±»’ Platoon ryrr a family dinner on Thanksgiving. Mrs. Prank Kenfield and family, ulll never be forgotten. Dorothy Wilkin* C ARD OF THANKH Our many thanks to neighbor*, friends and relatives who helped with chores, sent food to Uie 1 rouse, answered telephone and kept things going at home while we were at the hospital. To those who remembered BUI with cards, fruit, flower* and many other acts of ihcughtfulne**. Also to rta In Grand Rapids. ★ Mr. and from WMU on Wednesday and guaste Sunday. Nov. 7, ot their !*•». is; ntei ; Klemp. Mrs. Ben Christie and Mr*. ku!".us gett for their care. who found Bill, who assisted at the scene of the accident, to Clare Pickens for prwtnpt and .speedy ambulance service and to .Sandy Neil for accompanying us from Pennock to Gland Rapids. A special thanks to the paslora Dojidlt, Torian, Flowers and Per­ rier and the many people who kept BUI before the Lord in prayer, and to Grandma Reed giving Day. Dant* it DssOraaaas, *1 TiuuUw MUsL 73*ntu> II; MUM llimlff, 7« in Grand Rapids Thursday, a Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Yoder en­ tertained with a family gather­ ing and birthday dinner hon­ oring her mother, Mra. Paul pony. * Mrs. H. Pennock of Cale­ donia Is a ham radio operator hl As these b»r graphs and figures show, buck kill has been In Ban Diego. Calif. Lake Odessa hits returned from tlic PhlUiplncs and is now stationed at Kelly 1946. In the Upper Peninsula, the 1964 take of antlered In the northern Lower Peninsula, last last five seasons. Freeport family of Clarksville. Mr. and Mrs. Claud Howe and Mr. and Mra. Clarence Howe of Leslie, Hendershot & Vicinity season's tuck harvest was the highest in 13 years. Last year saw sportsmen score their fourth straight record buck kill In the southern third of the state which is rapidly de­ veloping into a major deer hunting area. ■ belton Area By Mn. John Peabody Mich. Dept, of Conservation Middleville By Mn. Mary Jackion »Arnold 7H1M0 Moore at the Medical Facility, “nd Mrs. Allie Slrausbough of Mr. and Mn. Arion Kenyon Mr and' Mrs Duane WoodSunday, Nov. 7. * Mr. and Mra. ’ Hastings spent Bunday with Mr. attended the Practical Nursing Capping Wednesday at the Washlugtnn School In Kalamazoo. William McRvaln, a long-time dor at Caledonia on Wednesday" »fo«*h were called to Port Huron Linda, their daughter, was one Nov. 1 * Mra Ed Nash of Bo«m i mornlrm. Her son. Bill and Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Cox Center and Mra Ruraell lYi® ',V““*«“*>*• •»' thelr caps * Mra. John McBain and daughters. Lynda and Carlus iKxnc. Our drctxwt sympathy enjoyed dinner with Mr ftnd ifk Saturday night. * Mrs Rosa Is visiting her parents. Mr. and __ —.. . — . . . n.ntHpr r\f Mra. John Brackens, at Blytheis t-xtendsri to the family. * .._ Birthday Club met at Georgia iy. Bob Getty is hunting deer Hor.P,ul (’rand Rap- accompany Mrs. Howard Brown near Alpena and Bill Getty Is Brogan's on Wednesday evening. Price returned Saturday, Nov 8. enHfe con!niunlt’' «' and mother. Mra. Mabel Rarn- hunting in the UP. * Mra. Alice Eveiyunts unloved tl>e many from a hunting trip in South U> the Dually. shdes Laksn b) Mrs. Wilbur Dakota Both got a doer and tcnds Trtpp win spend Thanksgiving Thanksgiving to spend a few with her daughter's family. Mr. Schantz on their recent trip out Russell Price w and Mrs George Gilligan, in her Winter home. * Congratula­ Ann Arbor. * Mr. and Mra. Rex Dick and Mett Clark were Mr. Bowne Center on Friday, Nov. 5. Home in Lowell to pay their re­ tions to Mr. and Mra. Robert of Grand Rapids. ■ * Betty SheUenlMrgw of Has‘“J1? Henry Westra. O’Connell of Wall Lake on their to the Potto family, Mfand Mrs. ..__ .... _ ....... _ wHn HtArt l-VtHav A new arrival. Amanda. The Kay Potto, local, Mr. and Mrs Karl Schants, Laurel Newton HIM Ellen Price on Friday Nov i Hichard Vendeville of Kalama- O'Connells have three boys. John Potto and family of Chel­ ' ' |xoo were Friday overnight gue*ts sea. Mr. and Mra. Gerald Potts Upper IWnsula hunting. > Mr. 5. of Kalamazoo and Bob Potto and J*UBhtw »nd tehHly. and Mra. Wanen Brogan were ■ ,Mr. and Mra. David Relgler of ■ Dorthy Harper Tuesday, Nov. 30, roommate of East Grand Rapids. Cartran were visitors of Mr and 1 Mr' Bn<1 Mr> illcRlud Bird. ♦ rr . „1 “™*IMr. and Mra Itlrhard Htrrt . Senior Citizens will meet at a Ifob Brogan and boys of Leach day. Nov 4. ir Mr ind Mn. ,amUy •nJ°Ted « through SXr Cl»,„ <JS ,T“2~ ““**> >»*« "Descents and Distribution of different date, which will be Dec with hu hunting group. * Mr. Property." * Maxine and Julie and Mra. Phillip Armstrong and Cramer M Pennock Hoaptal SunMrs. Al Sleury, Mra. Leonard Wisniewski have been taking in Balsch win tell the Cliristatas story with her famous cut-out wreeknd visiting Ron Tobiases* Chesapeake Bay retrievers and picture*. * Mr. and Mra. Stanley <4.Aurora and tlw Edgv Tobtas Kltch are Uie pai-enl* of a lamUy of Glen Ellyn. pupa. In the Fort Wayne. Ind., daughter. Dorothy Det. bom on show they received ribbons and Thuraday morning at St. Mary's a silver dish for tlie best of HotpRal. Grand Rapids. She Hinds District and Richard Toweighed 8H pound*. Mr. Kltch winners and a second place took the other two cliUdren. Mm *.wntCa,e at u‘e Medl£al F“cU“ytoth \ Saturday and Bunday. * Mr. an J grandparents. Mr. and ® wRh their daughters and fam- M„ prank Dutcher and chlltest Webber, near Baldliiea. Mr. and Mn* *1. L.__ _ “ By Mn. Richard Clark received a trophy-and a ftrat prize ribbon showing Bell m ; i o r Showmanship compeUZLightfoot> accompanied Mrs. ; Frank Dutcher to Clarksville on Mra. Robert Bryan, and chU- later’a grandmother, Mra. Leslie Thursday where they attended Rodney Hoadley of Nile* visited Mrs. Viola Barrett. * Mr*. Mau­ rice Johncock to staying with her daughter, Mra Wilbur Dye of grandchildren in Kalamisoo hunting. birthday party for Michigan State’s 1906 football Fay Wing of Woodland. * Mra. team played before 347.293 home Roy Kauffman of Clarksville fans in nve games, the second was a Monday, Nov. B. dinner best home attendance total In Spartan history. Ths average Spartans. LEGAL Robert Blough and daughters. Hams were north hunting. * Mr. and Mra. Lyle Ltlnnar left Wed- Northville, were Saturday visltora at the Bill Blough home, dr Mr. and Mra. Bill Blough at­ tended the KP. and Pythian Sla­ ters potluck supper in Middle­ ville Saturday. * Mr. and Mrs. Bill Blough and children called on Mra. Georgia Post and * daughRev. in Battle Creek and Mr. Myron Poet in Community Hospital m Battle Creek Bunday. ★ Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Buehler were In Grand Rapids Friday FUBLICAT1OW OBDEK where they will hunt. * Earl Boulter left to go deer hunting ot Mesick. * John McBain and son. Rod, went north hunting. Delton and Prairieville Boy Scouts will have a swimming Lloyd Miller of Vastt- home for Thanksgiving will be Mr. and Mra. Joe Finkbclner and and Mra. Everett Couch By France! Johniton Toni of Galesburg, Miss Bess » 1*<4*« UU VSmm 174-14JS Waller of Grand Rapids ami Mrs. Josephine Anderaon. The Ted Zieglers will entertain and Susan of Grand Rapids were their family on Thanksgiving route home from Detroit where Zlegler’s mother, Mrs. Creaete checkup at Ford Hospital. * Sledge, and the Lynn Btedge Frank O’Mara was admitted to family at Delton. the Ferguson - Droste - Ferguson Hospital at Grand Rapids Nov. 10. He underwent surgery Mon­ nah Williams at Lacey who will also entertain the Robert B«i- Mra. BUI Blough. Mr. and Mrs. Bill .Blough and clUldrcn. local, and Mra. Robert Blough and daughters of North- day, Nov. 4. of Mra Greta Blough. Mra. Blough returned home with Business Directory PR0B8CII83 CBfBIT ASSOCIAIIOk 301 S. Hostings A». • Office Hours MON., WED. & FRI. Phone 945-94T5~| Farm, Educational & Automobile Loans Brooke spent Saturday with her son. Merlin, and family of Sun­ field. * Mr. and Mra. John Cay- entertained State Farm Insurance AUTO — flU BONDS Swanson Insurance Wflss Wl 5-iSOl—*aa Wl 3-3711 for dinner on Sunfield Tuesday evening. * Mrs. Mildred Shade and Lind*. Mr. Including family of rural Sunfield Wed­ .terrain their family ----. ___ . . ._ nesday evening to iielp Marvin celebrate his birthday. Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Shrcll accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Hur­ on Healy, to Adrian Saturday to visit Sharon ami Alan Goodemoot who are attending college daughters, and Mr. and Mra. Don Rdd and family. Marahall of East Lansing, Mr. mud play “Send Me No Flowers.’ and Mr*. Harry MacCreery of gn of Chicago and the Robert • Haslet. Midi. Mr. and Mr*. Hershbergers of Lake Odessa. * Saturday evening Claud Howe and Mr. ami Mrs. Lehigh Acres near Fort Myeys. Fla. Her daughter. Mrs. R. Addi­ lovely gifts. son of Sturgis, accompanied her by car and Mrs. Addison will re- entertained with a family dinner Bunday, Nov. 14, honoring Uie Slat birthday of Mra. George orrd Sunday, Nov. 14. with a Johnson ot Grand Rapid*. Those Mra. Jack Haaksma and family surprise birthday dinner given °f R*»d City will be Thankigiv- by her children. Mr. and Mra. Harry Johnson, Mr. and Mra. Olmstead and Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Knglerth, Mr. and Mrs. Quintin Olmstead, at the Yode Wllllam Shade, all of Grand Rapids. Ind. "Wa'rc As Near As Your Telephone0 SERVICE and REPAIR GUIDE Clip This Guide Keep It in a Handy Place for Future Reference Lelnaa.-, Mr and Mrs. Marvin Harrington and Daryl Orbeck LAWN MOWER REPAIR—Auleft Friday tor Baldwin to go Applionco & General Repair Business Services Offered hunting. Mowers. E. L. Csrpsntsr Hardpeople between 13 to 30 who wish LET OUR EXPERIENCED SERVICE Center arc the parents to Join in fellowship Saturday. bom Nov. 15 at Pennock weighing 7 Iba.. 10 ox* Inter-Lakes Bapttot Church. Call Service Dept., Montgomery been named Shelly Ann. There will be a progressive din­ Ward. Histings Wl 5-2954. ner. Reservations should be in Automobile & Machinery Ruth Aim Gonzalls before Saturdsy. * Mr. and Mra. Repair Jack Fries left Thuraday for Baraga to attend the funeral of WATCH AND DIAMOND RING REPAIR — Expert workmanship. Mr. Frites father. * Mra. Clyde COMPLETE AUTO CLASS SERVGilmore Jeweters. 102 E. State Northeul*. Miss Alta McKimmy St. Phone Wl 1-5316. ■ and Mrs. John Peabody were Wednesday dinner gueste at the home. * Mra. Keith Buehler and lea. 218 N. Jefferson. children were Sunday dinner McKimmy in Woodland. CERAMIC, FORMICA, LINOLEUM Saturday. Nov. 37 at B;»o pm AND CARPET REPAIR— Hatthe Delton 4H Club will have a AL SIGNS' TIRE SERVICE. 235 5. the weekend with her parents.' । and Balancing. Brake Relining. nished. After supper Utere will Shocks and Muffler Service, MlMOtlAL MONUMENTS[ lAura Myws of MldtUcvUlc was be games and while elephant cx- WATCH & CLOCK REPAIRING— 945-5170. also, a Sunday dinner guest at changiOF DISTINCTION Engraving. Miller Jeweters. 118 Sunday visitors at the Jay J. Lowrance BroHtera W. SuteSt. CHA^SAW HEADQUARTERS— Wing tMxne. were Rev. and Mra. •r-LEkea Baptist Church met Fay Wing of Woodland and Mrs supplies. McCulloch Burden Timm and son. Boyd, of Uurday night ZIPPERS REPLACED AND REYankee Bprtniii Mra Timm and Bill Supply’ guewta. * Mr. and Mra. Jay Wing project la making table* They spent Wednesday with Mr. and Jefferson. ■■------------------ MM .U'l RADIATORS Cleaned. Mra. Harold Calcutt at Lake ------ FOR decorated boxes for Thankzglv Grinnell were In MiddlevUlc Sat­ Ing and Christos*. These boxcj Wl 5-5n6.y win be filled with groceriss for urday. ★ Mr. and Mra. George GAMBLE’S REPAIR SHOP—^11 Elliott anil famfiy of Hastings the needy. The ladias are also making bedroom slippers lor the ROBERT W. NORWOOD, Mgr. *l>mt Sunday with lire parents, retarded children ’ SERVICE ALbfcAKES'Of tree, ChrisUAi -------------' Clsa* will meet at Haj._ Michigan has adoixed tie HEADQUAR7 pot. for an Old Fkahfonod 8. Public Health serrice rec- Christou party. Program will Jefferson. Experienced mechannunMxWlon for the production be by Dora Johnson. Hnrei Bill­ ing* and Margaret Nichols. EvEisen*. 222 5. Jeffenon. 5-5052. PUMP SERVICE—Sta-Rtte Waive All Form* of Inturance and Bond* JERRY ANDRUS al Uie church. Bring a <Isli to puss, drink will be furniahpd. Tlie waled. Everyone welcome. LYONS SEPTIC TANK SERVICE— lnu*ll*t>on. Dry Weil. Dram fisld. Pumping ($24.00 for 1st 5381. Concrete Products KEYS DUPLICATED white you wait. Ben Franklin Store. State RENTAL OF WHEEL CHAIRS. WALKERS AND CRUTCHES— Phone Wl 5-2123. ALL GRADES WASHED SAND 2134. Phone Wl 5-5412. CUSTOM QpiNdlNG ANO MIX­ ING dona at the farm according to your specifications. Farm Bur- Miscellaneous 2223. HAVE YOUR PICTURES FRAMED COMPLETE DEVELOPING SERVAT BEVERWYK’S COLOR CENand white). Jacobs, Prescription Pharmacy. Phon. Wl 5-2A&. CU5KX.1 DRAPERY SERVICE THESIIMDM INSURANCE Burkey. WMU student Kay Caston, accompanled toy a few college friends, will epend the Thanks­ giving holiday with her parents. Dr. and Mrs. L. J. Caston. Lansing, Raymond Paul at Woodland and the Charles Faul* were held Bunday, Nov. 14, at Thanksgiving at the home of an Thanksgiving. Paris, Mich. Thera will be U st the Robert Mra. E. O. Collier was admit­ ted tn Pennock Hospital for ob- family).' Carlton Bunday, Nov. 7. * Mr. and Mrs. Af a girl Keith Blough and family of Hbspltal Grand Rapids were Seturday. She has aEi'S,' home in Woodridge while Jack oo the upswi^f in each of Michigan’s three regions lor the By Mn. Sylvan Tagg ing at the hospital.. 7SJ-3 Words are not adequate to ex­ UJ SM<k U. ry McCrcrry of Haslett and Mis* press our thanks but your deeds of kindness will always be re­ mlng was a visitor at the Turn I Teri Wood of MSU. * Pearl and membered. Owen home on Sunday, Nov. 7. * Doris Reuter of Grand Rapids Mr. and Mra. Lloyd Bhspord and BUI Tom Owen on Wednesday, Nov. Caledonia were Thursday vlslton Friday evening. * Tho L A S meets tlu« Thursday at the home at Mra. Edith Straube, Chib 4 for dinner on Thanksgiving. Michigan. Mak Mulford relayed his first, message home to them. Lloyd Clouse of Grand Rapids. Thanksgiving dinner gueett of her partnta, the George Baulcbee. Mrs. Albert Mul- 221 W. Mill' MOBILE HOMES SALES — Dels Auto Wrecking and Del s Phil­ lip s W. M37 5o., 945-5141. Radio, Telavistow Repairiof TROPHY CENTER. more jeweler, i Phone 945-53II SENTZ TV COLOR SALES AND SERVICE —315 S. Hanover. ELECTRICAL CONTRACTING — Repair and new work. Fixture* TVS. RADIOS & RECORD PLAY­ and supplies. Kelley Electric ERS REPAIRED—Central Radio Service. 524 Middleville Rd, Phone Wl 5-2700 sHer 5 paa, Hastings. Call 945-34*1 If You Would Like to bf Lilted in Thi* Weekly Service and Repair Gatos �1 More About-—] Personal Mention Thanksgiving Dcty. Sunfield Church Setting for Pretty Afternoon Nuptials The Sunfield Church of The Walter Btlmmera Backward Glances Mr nnd Mrs. Howard Mottet uf ElwoU on Bunday, and Mr. and Mrs. Jim Sreunan of East . .... a i ?rii“Moffett o*r tere:M<te were * ell Moffett o. Rheiside we.e Helen Brimmer and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Brimmer and family of been Virmontville and Mr. and Mrs. Lester Brimmer and family of Vail of Lansing who operate a Cliariotte. chain of tidrtren markets in Mr. and Mrs. Loyd Hiijh^are planning to entertain Will basis The new owners will cam Hughes and Maty of Delton. Mr. no grocerire or fruXa .but will and Mrs. Leo Maurer and famconfine Uutr stock entirely to lly of Kalamazoo. Mr. and Mrs. meat Items. . Don Thompson nnd family. Mr. rural Delton, at a double ring ceremony performed by Rev Chat­ tel Gibb* <’>f Woodland. ' The altar was decontrol wlUi two candelabra and isulfete ot white and red mums tied wlUi white ribbon*. Mrs. Ace! shelly Hastings institution. ha* Every Mountain" On Thursday evening, mem­ ber* of Nx’hville Lodge Na 255. F. A.M. and Zion Chapter Nv 177. R.A.. entertained their faml lies and guests at the NaahvilJr club auditorium wkh a dinner- given in marriage by her father. Tlie bride was attired in u gown fashioned from a picture by the County Clerk Andrus, throug a misunderetanding. Issued huntink license instead of a ma: i riage license to a nervous yowur fellow in a real hurry Thursday evening and the error wasn't db- ■atln apron effect on the side front* was trimmed with flowered MR. AND MRS LOYAL E. BOULTER . Miss Gloria Marie Burslcy 1* Married. light blue Chantilly l«T train Tlie bride's mother wore a jacket •Id tn place with a velvet! bell at dies* of red metallic knit with line. Jitidqrroom'* mother chose a nasmu blue jersey dress with navy and Mrs. Daniel ifirvath, sister white mum corsages church parlor*, hasted by Mr. and carrted on blue Lice tana made Mrs. Kenneth Haskins. In the ceafrom material from their trains. a four-Urred bride's cake topped similar tn Uie bride s. made from wlUi a miniature bride and groom. Uie royal blue velvet and light Tiny figuring of the w edding party groom's aunt. Mrs. Oliver Boulter. bride from Muskegon; Uie punchi by Mary Boulter. sister of the' bridegroom, and the coffix' by Mrs. Rlcliard Sherer, friend of the bride Miss Cdta Mead hail charge of the guest book and Mrs Rnyal Boulter and Mrs. Eldon Buralry assisted as the couple opened their lovely gifts. The happy couple left on a short wore an emerald green velvet Jacket Wl S-9IS7 b 5-5992 221 N. JaHcrscn st Mill Closed for Deer Hunting Nov. 20 »*•« 27 ... of a tradition which never grows old: the giving of thanks for the abundant harveat, the wealth of love and happiness nnd good fortune with which we have been blessed. field High School. Class of 1961 and nadisated from Elkan Universlty as a denial assistant. She has I been employed at Sunset Acres I Nursing Home near Hastings, The bridegroom was graduated from Delton High School In 1958 and recently received his discharge after tiro year* In the Army with n'S P 4 rating He Is employed at Del Adams Ford Bales in Lake Guest of honor was Mra Jennie Ulrey. Rhuidmothrr of the bride. I Guests attended from Delton. ! Prairieville. Cloverdale. Plainwell. Martin. Muskegon. Nashville. Has­ tings. Woodland, Lansing, I-owril. Bath. Charlotte. Battle Creek. Pot­ terville. Eaton Rapids. Grand Ledge. Vermontville. Woodbury and Sunfield. will spend Thanksgiving Day KikMs.’ Xlwsyi oc the job' M*d< ta» «<n SheffleM. Englj-xl. they in-p'tktwfh ve(tables, paiilrj. fait. iccdons.' It's * jcreeCmrt isd l<d prytt-upgti. » twk hsevner, 1 tapper tai sticky trill* topi snd s bee> tattle- The symbols someday may change, but the spirit behind them will forever remain the same. LEQnnRD-OSGOOD FR«!lfiMtt.« viMt 5795 ■junenaLJdofne Caorl Forslund. CORNER WALNUT AND S. JEFFERSON HASTINGS 122 £. Fulton St. Grand RapHs.'Uich. JACK D OSGOOD CHARLES H. LEONARD Phon. 945-2471 FINAL CLOSEOUT PRICES FABULOUS SAVINGS! SAIB 2 JUST 7 LEFT 1965 FORDS sterling other demltasse spoons from the Johensson family tn Sweden, also congratulation* from Chatrtn. who lived with the Bur- Wl 5-9187 Old Symbols mlt to hunt small game instead ail thl* with the Justice of the formed the train. Iler fingertip veil Flower girl was Debbie Shelly, I'lriMnivlew Home Economics of French illusion fell from’ an cousin of Uie bride. Her dress of royal, blue velvet war. fashioned; Z" M. S’m^u1TUB^:^oZTm ptannnT of material from the wedding gown by the bride and by the bride's' mother She wore a headpiece wore a cameo sterling silver neck- identical to the tsidrematd* and; slse.’S' carried a basket of white snd red inerting held at the home ofill^ Crown Theater foe Runda? __ ._______ mums. Mrs. Jack Schreiner Nov. .. 2. Mrs ; afternoon and evening to Drerei.t mums on a white Bible with white Attending hU twin brother os I Wayne Paige presented "Dressing PJftUr5l. best man wu Royal Boulter of, by Design ' Sister.’ featuring Viola Allen in KfnHiv, fru' the Atareinir role Tlic net ott*friend of the bride. Grand Rapids gu»on. half-brother of the bride- j Her sleeveless ballerina length groom, from Prairieville, and Allen 1 Mr. and Mra W. A. Schollhccn I donated to County Home for the f 405 8. Cass will be spending, purcime of a vlctoroU and rec­ an empire waistline, and a boat Ferguson. nepliew of the bride- CENTRAL RADIO & TV The t Lady's Tool Kit ' wrist* and In back with tiny aelf > covered buttons Ute front skirt of Chantilly lace over taffeta Hi-fi and tape recorders . ft repaired quickly. Mrs Carl Lightcap and Slicrry wc>c dinner U1M11V, guests on Sunday of w-re the Leo" MnurcnTof' Katarmutoa carl was north deer hunting. Mr. 0IMj Mu. Richard W. Johnson are planning to spend Thanksgiving with their son. the Edsel Johnsons ot Grand Rap­ Ida The Jack Mullens ot Grand Rapids will also be guccta Mrs. Stella Hultngs of 222 E. Mill had Uie misfortune to break Wouldn't thes* sturdy, nriti-pteid; kikhM ypests loA preily hsnginf ' Chantilly lace over slipper satin with a scalloped neckline and long Why Drive Around With a Faulty Auto Radio? Rapids where they win spend Thanksgiving with the James Turner fam Uy. . ... .... Mr’' Maurlt* Hu«h« of PlalnweU &IuJ Mn( court, ia now associated .Vtth Attorney Kim Sigler. pre - Thanksgiving celebnitl.m ,iay to spend Jhank*glving Day and also a birthday obacminee and the weekend with Mr*. Ehl* for Russell. Thanksulving Day Preydyl of Northville. ! -----------------ur. U,rt Hubo .nd ! Uie when Gians Marie Burnley, daugh­ ter pf Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Bursley. ruml Vcntiontvllle. ljecumr TVS™ 1. W.nnicE few weeks ago and , Lord and non. Jolm. Mr. ----- J *------------- Mra Stanley Halsey and I childrenfind Mr. and Mra. Hi irate Arres Rest Home. ett Lord, all of Charlotte The Carl Kings of 424 E. Wil­ liams Street are planning to en- montvilte for 1lianlu-giving Hlh i and Mrs. Carl Lightcap and datiahtenv. Bhrrrv and Mr. and f—Till! H.MHTNQK BANNER HURRY IN FOR A BARGAIN! STOP IN TODAY! < Check this List for the New 1965 Model Galaxie 500 DRIVE ONE OUT! or the Fairlane 500 You've Been Wanting to Own! Galaxie 500 Galaxie 500 4-Door Sedan 4-Door Sedan McKibbln*. of Yankee Springs, Galaxie 500 Galaxie 500 4-Door Sedan 4-Door Hardtop Prtnk Kurrs. on Friday. Galaxie 500 4-Door Sedan Wimbletaw While Fairlane 500 4-Door Sedan Michigan Outdoors” MORT NEFF with t/luto - Owners Fairlane 500 2-Door Sedan Test Drive the Total Performance Car * n Coleman Earl Coleman 201 S. Michi*™ agency Jim Coleman Hotting* Hatting* Mi. Wl 5-3412 Now Waiting for You • w i*f r n i* Seat Belt*. ■■ ■■ At Bargains You Won t Believe DENNED Right Here in Hastings At ■> Ford, Inc. |> 328 N. Michigan Phone 945-2421 �Nothing Stops A Real Smoker, Professor Says Kathy Lang in President of MSV Sorority Cigarette amokera would rather' switch than fight. And, despite acientiflc data on Rites Saturday At Delton for Juanita Keller Kathy Lang, daughter of Retired Farmer Found Dead at Lake Odessa year the U. 8. Public Health Ser­ vice issued u warning that ciga­ rette smoking is a health hazard, th* consumption of cigarettes will reach an all-time record high this year," he pointe out. “Over the broad sweep of the record of cigarette sales, events ber officiating. assirtcd by th? Prudence Noble Chapter No. 3M OES with Interment In Evergreen Cemetery «t Bloomingdale, MJch- latest patterns September Sales TaxHere$U)U89 has been assigned to Langley APB. Va, after completing Air Force basic training. The airman, a 1003 graduate ot Lakewood In tile balance of the year which finished down only 2.4 parent. the Job an a communications Wilhelm says. specialist with the Air Force Sales taxes collected jjn Barry Vets Compensation Goes Up December 1 THANKSGIVING Armed Forces -News Notes - Freida Hummel Of Lake Odessa pla" A FLOOR TO MltT compensation payments begin­ ning Dec. 1. Robert M. FitzGer-r—r- ~ *ld. manager of the Veterans jin Jaetar.vn, Dec. 2. 3 from 1 to Administration Regional Office IVESY BUDGET HASTINGS FLOOR COVERING Succumbs Nov. 16 Michigan Alumnae Club for their echolarship fund, and for the Continuing Education for Mn. Hummel died Tuesday evening. Nov. 16, at Pennock Hospital, where she had been for WiUJam f. 123 W. S.o». SI. KIWANIS WORLD TRAVEL SERIES Poetry Corner j Tuesday, November 30, 1965 JACKSON WINTER Arnold William F. Arnold, mana­ This is Egypt* ger of the Model Finance Office at 140 W. State Street (next to The Cop­ per Lantern), invites you to call him ot Wl 5-3429 sales rose 25 percent between 1903 and 1M4. the year ot the health report. Pipe tobacco siles also increased IQ percent at any time you need $25 to $1,000. Money for Fall Needs • Take a "dream" vacation • toy a beat er new car noneer tn Battery A of the ar­ tillery's 2nd Howitzer Battalion, entered the Army in May of this year, completed basic training at Fort Knox. Ky . and waa-last Central Auditorium rich foil flowera-wlll moke your 8:00 P.M. vice report on long-run smoking behavior, it seems likely that ac­ tions such as warnings on pack­ ages and advertising codes will long remembered; festive day! o Pay oH your biU. • Cart yen' monthly payment 56 MONTHS TO RtPAY , of autumn's choicest flowers into your home for Thanks­ giving BWI home of your hostess if you are spending the .day with friendsp^etrelahves. MODEL FINANCE 140 W. State St. Hottingi Phone or visit" Us today— New York Life cut, it ieein, likely that this would not be terribly effective In reducing the smoking of Phone Vermontville We have a glorious selec­ tion of table centerpieces, cut flowers and corsages. We 259-7298 send Thanksgiving Flowers and Plants ANYWHERE. BUY MICHIGAN GROWN FLOWERS FROM YOUR aaka of cigarettes are one of the moot stable at all industry sales and even drprvmlnna do not influence tlieni very much. Allied Florists Adults $1.25 Students 50c SAVE to BUILD or BUY right down! see our new collection of Save Before December 10th ’When you care enough to send the very best1! jl HOME DECORATIONS INITIAL NAPKINS, “ COASTERS a MATCHES EVERYBODY LOVES DIVIDENDS Months Divide! Why Wait To Be Comfortable? as of December 1965 ESPECIALLY THE 4% KIND ChooM also from BOWS and RIBBONS GIFT WRAPPING in the Roll or Sheets. 136 E. State St Phone Wl 5-3853 �JudiHi Uehlsitnsr Completes Nurse s Training in Illinois 2—THE HASTINGS BANNER Protestant SOS Appeal to Feed Needy Underway. PLEASANT VALLEY UNITED . . , • This week marks the 13th w»- BRETHREN CHURCH > GRACE LUTHERAN UHURUH j S. Jefferson &t Walnut SO. FIRST METHODIST CHURCH PEOPLE'S BIBLE CHURCH ... ___ — : till- V ** <!»■«« LeRoy Kenney. Pastor 11 am. Morning worship. Rer. John Joidwwna 10 am. Bunday school e. Wed, r. prayer, TRINITY GOSPEL CHURCH Special Thanksgiving service EMMANUEL EPISCOPAL CHURCH Broadway al Center used in expressing- our gratitude Rev. Don M. Gury. Rector on Jointly through the Church 9, am. — Holy Communion (or In God. World Service program of the Advent Sunday. Men's NationNatxtnal Council of Churches, u-ide corporate communion, tol- HASTINGS BAPTIST CHURCH mdliona of pounds of foodstuffs towed by breakfast. Mr. Donald Elmore alleviate critical needs caused by ] n ant MotDlng prayer and Director of Music and Youth ataora, such as famines. Hoods. J and clasnai for cHDdnm. ' poUUcal upbcavela and war. , Thanksgiving Day. Holy Comto use of food-Ior-work project*. | Monday. Nov. 29. Holy Comant • |l*l h Ute UK: buildtng (AJll'U.1, of n*da, ’ . niUHUMl tnunion lit at IB n Hun.. am., 1UUUWCU followed I*. by ■ .... •chooin and other community meeting of the clergy of l hr j children Sr. High Monday. 7 pm. Troop 73. Thuraday, 3:30 pm. Children'.' Phone DR 4-8377 Evening service. 8 pm. Bible Study Wed, 7:30 pm. Church school. 9:45 am. Worship service. 1030 am. Quimby Church ST. ROSE CATHOLIC Christian Sciericc Text Announced F Insurance Agency Over Miller's Jewelers 120 W. STATE ST. Phone Wl 5-4174 CARLTON SEVENTH-BAY ADVENTIST CHURCH Elder Gerald N. Slack Sabbath school. 9:30 am. Saturday worship, 10:45 am. pm. % ? FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, Sunday service, 11 am. Bunday school, IL am. Wednesday service. 7:46 pm. Reading room open Wednes­ day and Saturday. 2 to 4 pm. Wed. evening service. 8 pm. CEDAR CREEK BIBLE CHURCH Campground Rd.. 8 miles south of Hastings Pastor. Donald Tack morning. Public invited. Topic: Sunday school 10 am. ■•ThanJugiving." Worship. 11 am, Youth meeting, 6:15 pm. FIRST CHURCH OF GOD 1330 N. Broadway. Hastings Bible study, 7:30 pm. Rev. George J. Huber, Pastor Phone 945-3195 Where a Christian ^pertenoe Makes you a Member. 10 am. Sunday scliool. 11 am. Morning warship. What’s new about the ’66 Plymouth Belvedere? 7:30 pm. Evening worahlp. WOODLAND METHODIST CHURCH Rev. Richard VandenBoKh, Pastor Sunday school. 10 am. Morning worship, 11 am. Youth Fellowship, 7:30 pm. WOODLAND CHURCH OF THE BRETHREN ’8319 Coats Grove Road Rev. Charles Glbb-i, Pastor Worship services. 9:45 am. Sunday school. 10:45 am. Junior choir, 4 pm. Thursday. Aduli choir practice. WednoH day. 7:30 p.m. age. Thuraday, 7:30 pm. WOODLAND UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH 1503 Johnson, Lake Odessa, Mich. Sunday school. 10 am. Morning worship. U *m. Christian Endeavor,' 6:30 prm , Wad, 8 pm Everything (From bumper to bumper) Let yourself go.,.to your Plymouth Dealer’s W/FU«r/»IlVl0l»jl/VAllANT/»AMACU0A ftSIffiffiS Barry $ Farm Store Dewey's Car Palace 5. Hanover at Hastings City limits M-43 at Sprague Rd.. Delton Following Hinalxlo Sanitarium tor cmptoy- 9:45. am. Sunday school. 11 am. Morning worahlp. 6 pm. Young People'# service. in nursing. Judy aaya “I don't 7 pm. Evangelistic service. want to be Just another ordinary nurse. I wanL.to do something special.' She expresecd her IRVING CHAPEL carry the moral issue of traffic Rev. Chalmer Miller, Pastor V.. ---------- — Phone RO 5-3503 into thio aru*. all faiths as they vrorahlp this Worahlp. 10:30 am. WESLEYAN " . METHODIST CHURCH rs. Michigan Jensen, Poster school. 11 am. Morning worahlp. Jun­ ior church and nursery provided. 7:30 pm. Evening service. Wadnnday, 7:30 pm. Family Night. Adults, Youths. Junior* and Children, Chow WOODBURY UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH Village of Woodbury PENTECOSTAL CHURCH . Rev. Arbutus Huslcas. Pastor FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Broadway and Center streets Willard H. Curtis. Minuter Sunday. Now. 28. year diploma program which 13 affiliated with Andrews Univer­ sity in Berrien Bpringa STONEY POINT FREE METHODIST CHURCH R*v. Owenneth Sebring, Pastor 10 am. Sunday school. 8 pm. Preaching. McCALLUM UNITED BRETHREN IN CHRIST CHURCH “The Church in the Wildwood" Otto Lake Road 6:30 Junior High Youth Fel­ lowship. Morning worship, 10 am. 6 30 Senior High Youth Fcl! Sunday school. 11 am. lowshlp at Uie church. | Christian Endeavor. 7:30 pm. «8 Adult Discussion Group. Prayer meeting and Bible study .Monday—7 Boy Scouts. Tuesday—3:30 Cub Scout Pack Wcdne-iday evening at Mr. and Mrs. Ira Osgoods. meeting. Memorial Hall Wednesday Activities HASTINGS CONGREGATION OF JEHOVAH’S WITNESSES Iwane of Mrs Janus OiUer. ’V practice. 6:30 Krik Hoyse cRott pracUoe. ciuidrer. fo grades WUllpm Edwards director.-J. . • . Saturday. 8, Will be Lands." Mrs Wesley Logan. Mra. Richard Sharpe. MIDDLEVILLE CHRISTIAN REFORMED CHAPEL 706 W. -Main Street - R^Earl Schipper Worship, 10 am. . Sunday school. lf:16 am. Evening worship, 7:30 2980 N. Euclid. Bay City, died on Friday morning. Nov. 19, at Gen­ eral Hospital in Bay Cltv alter MH.O BIBLE CHURCH R3 Delton Rev. Frank Crabb. Bible teacher. and two daughters, Pamela and A. J. Spoelstra, Pastor Bunday school. 10 am. vilku and a brother. Harold Worahlp, 11 am. Sunday evening service. 7:30. Letweai sovlcm. AU Invited home-of Mrs Haasl Doolittle. 1 Clide 6 will have a pa'Jttoi: Daughter of Nashville Man Dies on Friday Hospital to operated by the Lake' Union Conference of Seventh- . Evangelistic service. 7:30 pm. LAKEWOOD R. U. B. CHURCH ; UJJITCD BRETHREN IN — Silvcmall. Pastor . CHRIST CHURCH Rev.. Corl Morning worahlp. 10 am. am. Morning worahlp. Sunday worahlp. 7:30 pm. Wednesday worsldp for entire Junior church. family. Adult# Bible study and prayer. Rsv. David Hawley. Youth Fellowship. 7:30 pm. 6:30 pm. All Young Peoples ' Boys and Giris fellowship, 7:30 meetings. Choir practice. 8:30. families Wednesday. Dec. 1, Emmanuel! ?■'*• P-®- Musicale preaanted CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Since Church World Service Guild at 2 pm. home of Mrs. K b>' various musical Kr}’ul» of ttays. Before Masses on week307 E. Marshall Street n .... . the church, inesoan tnr the nasMinister, Dale R. Harvey Daily Masses. 7 and tribuud overseas a total of thni -----------410 E. Madison, 945-5065 ; Monday — 6:30 pm. Pioneer | 9:45 am. Church school. Supt. and a quarter bUlton pounds of HASTINGS Girls Clubs ' govtnunerit commodity foods. FREE METHODIST CHURCH L°n «nh>p. Tuesday—6:30 pun-CSB Stock­ ST. AUGUSTINE. plus 150 million pounds ot other Boltwood and E State Road MIDDLEVILLE foods and self-help matexiala Rev. Marvin Sickmlller. Pastor ade Boy's club. W“‘Wednesday. AcUvlUes contributed through CROP ‘Uld prayer' Sunday school. 9 45 sm. (Christian Rural Owncas Pro-, ST. AMBROSE CATHOLIC , 9 am. Women's prayer band. PILGRIM HOLINESS CHURCH gram). High-protein food supple­ CHURCH AT DELTON ments given by CROP help vic- , Wednesday prayer. 7:30 pm. I 7:30 pm. Prayer meeting and Rev. FT. Denis P. Nash. Pastor Rev. Howard W. Ito^cra, Pastor Bible study. time at severe malnutrition’ A warm_____________ 1301 S. Hanover Street Invitation to extended 8:30 pm. Adult choir rehearsal. 10 am. Sunday school. i 8.30 pm. Board Meeting. OUR LADY OF GREAT OAK. Church world Service worsa [hls frt(1,diy church. ; Thursday—6:30 pm. CSB Bat- DOWLING - ckwely with the Divuion of InYouth meeting. 0 15 pm. hTursdsy—6.30 pm. CSB BetEvening Gospel Hour. 7 pm. ~ .----- - . .. —* oiia - hiuc rrcc ,-ucukkih» tolion Boys Clubs. ,hL . broadcast over WFUR. Wcdnotday Prayer, 7:30 pm. Nursery during regular mt- COATS GROVE zm .—i of Churches, ba-d cw We(1 4 5 pm Council based m CHRISTIAN CHURCH Geneva. Switzerland. HASTINGS 1 Young People. Thuraday. 7 pm. Cor. Cost* Grove Rd. and GRACE BRETHREN CHURCH . HASTINGS SEVENTH-DAY Durkee Road : THE GALILEAN ADVENTIST CHURCH Charles Oibbs. Pastor Rev. Russell Sarver, Pastor i BAPTIST CHURCH Elder C. L. Wilber. Pastor Floyd Walter. Supt. Sunday school. 10 am. I Fbnnir Freeport High Scliool 404 W Colfax Ph. Wl 5-5319 Bible school, 10 am. The divine protection given to । Sunday school. 10 am. Worahlp hour, 11 am. Sunday service. 7 pm. David In his fight with Goliath i Worship service. 11 am. Worahlp. 11 am. Christian Endeavor Sunday. 5. Tne Bible, the whole Bible and and later his tafety from the Wednesday prayer. 7:30 pm. pm. Ruth Turner, new leader. nothing taxf the Bible. jealous rage of King Saul will be ’ Wed. prayer meeting. 8 pm. Sunday. “Faith for Today." on rouin we nrea you. . . included In the Leaiwm-Sennon [ The little church with the big TV. WOOD. Channel 8, 8:30 am. Don’t forget Christian End®- north ‘IRVING WESLEYAN Sunday. Voice of Prophecy. vor prater drive. Help by glv- • jiktBODIST CHURCH The subject to “And- > Radio WJEF 1230. 8:30 am. Ing. Bee Mra. Richard Darty. !Cpr 0, 8lM0n ,nd Buehler Road 'cnl 'and Modern Necromancy, BOWENS MILLS CHAPEL Hypnotism. KILPATRICK alias Henry VanTU. Evangelist Her. Morris 'Borgman. Pastor 10 am. Morning service. UNITED BRETHREN .CHURCH DELTON i Sunday schrol. 10 am. 11:15 am. Sunday school. M-68 Woodland METHODIST CHURCH Mnmlm worahln 11 am. Rev. R. A. Hoffman । Young People'# service. 7<pm Maiclus E. Taber. Mmia Call Wl 5-3481. 10 am. Sunday ichbof. Evangelical nervlce. 8 pm. Church Study, Sunday. 11 a m. Worahlp service. ORANGF.VlLLE Wonthip. Sunday. II mil'; BAPTIST CHURCH Youth Fellowship, Sunday. LAKEWOOD BAPTIST CHURCH .X . 3 Mlles SOUth' Prayer Group. Community Room above VM3«m- Bondt . . oping a protection Woodland Fire Button 11 am. Morning wo Chancel choir, rehearsal, 7 pm. gram that Is right for 7 pm. Evening wdr Thursday. huraday. Wednesday, 7:30 p require* expert planning. Be­ 11 am. Worship service. study and prayer service. CARLTON CENTER cause we offer insurance of 7:30 pm. Evening service. METHODIST CHURCH 7:30 pm. Wed. prayer service. every kind for your home, car, Rev. Richard VandenBasch family or business, we can ob­ Sunday school. 10:15 am. jectively analyze your require­ ■ 1 lowing the uauanca ot a formal OF GOD CHURCH 102 E. Woodland Annuo school. 10 am. and the disadvantaged in many i\iraday. Nor. 30, Holy Comlands n chance to wmk and cam muntoti for St. Andrew's Day at . RANDSEN'C Michigan's Traffic Safety Sab- Hospital, Hinsdale. Ill. joint ovrercua programs of loud Christian Endeavor. distribution to the needy in 42 Donell Starbard, president. oountelra. Junior Christian Endeavor. 7 WOOD-TV, ments over-all, and balance your insurance dollars to fit them best. There’s no cost or obligation for this service. Call m for details. . Sabbath weekend . p, . i Begins on Friday Mtos Judith Kay Lechlehr.er n Dlvine worahlp, 10:46 am. to your Insurance planning i Traffic Safety o . wz f the Moody - Gephart Funeral Home at 2 pm. Monday with the Rev. James E. Johnson, offi­ ciating. EVANGELICAL UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH IL J. Buwalda. Minister Pboncw Wl 5-3397. Wl 6-4905 Office hours Tuesday through other times by appointment. Sunday service schedule Leon West, Supt. in charge. There are claerir. and competent Sunday Public Talk, 3 pm. Watchtower "Bible Study. 4:15 vlded. BALTIMORE U. B. CHURCH 10 nn. Sunday school. 11 am. Morning worship. Wednesday prayer meeting parennage. mon: "A City Coming Down.'' Text: Hcb. 11:10. Organist, Mrs. Ruth Wat 6 p.m. Y Hour In the Youth Department. mon: Evangelism and the Monday. 7 pm. Teen Fellow■hip. Bank. s Wednesday. Day of Prayer and Vm Sm Morning group. 7 pm. Evening groups Mr. Gerald Ortroth. director. " Friday. Friendship class, 2 pm. �I Henry Bollinger Personal Mention Of Woodland Sunday Funeral service* for Henry Bollinger. 85. who died Sunday morning. Nov. 21 at 9 am. al the Medical Care Facility were to be held Tuesday at 1:30 at the Pickens Funeral Chapel. pausch. Dr. and Mr*. Robert Huebner and Mr. and Mr*. •Jock" Clarey spent the weekend in South Bend. Ind., and attend­ ed Uie Notre Dame-MBD game. The "Jock" Clarey* orc plan­ ning to entertain her mother. Bay City will be spending Tliank.'glving with her sister, the Run Cummings. The J. J- Meads are planning to leave Wednesday to spend Thanksgiving with the Hubert Meads of Berrien Springs. Tlic Carl Damsons will also be guests. taken, I believe, routh of Ed. over or you would blow the mufOtls' place on top of the little tUr ott. 1>1UI Next is the hand powered Next is Charles Whittemore4spray rig used by Clint Burpee. — —-------at - our — place. • ------------------------- operating the pump 1* tiwvahlng Charles! Xtcr and Uw Hwuyrr is leaning on the wheel. Abe Hayward is on the lank wagon, bundle pitchers wive Rea* Musson and George Havtn*. <Notatlon by Burpee: notice that this my schoolmate* it would cut the feeder raote ott. i Well Burp that explains the Ben Jenkins always used one plcuirew j ftnd he never had any good com. -------------------- ---------------------I Now I want to make xxnejWo called it a double shovel The picture of Ardy Owen's comments on a few cf your —-* — firm nutomobllc will Inlcrtat articles John McKlbbtn and I Hubert Cook. Ardy was certainly cut wood for Albert Wleringn's family of Saginaw, and they will also visit their mothers. Mr*. Ruby Lowe and Mr*. Beatrice Lonsberry of Bay City, during Ute holiday. Mra. Lonsberry is returning home with them to visit for two week* before leav­ ing for California. By H r>- Burpee Just a few days ago. I recrived ■ a letter and a dandy bunch of picture* from my friend. R oy. T>«r Burp: Douglas of Pine Grove. Cali. I I haven! written you In am in hopes the BANNER will ». lo'’K Unu'- but I have some reproduce tlww pictures for me Pictures to send you. Will try and make tJUs week* column u “,lrt explain them. real picture gallery. They are | One wu taken of the old Path all so plain and art of people so Ma.: it system of working out a cu*ed nearly every other word and my Uncle Manning said hi* nick name wt* "Hubby, by J. C. James Henry by G-D Mosier. I remember when the gang in Double Stamps THE FRIENDLY, i FOLKS / )wd a gravel pit next to Thorn­ apple River, and they’ Itad a number of skeletons, arrow licads TUES. & WED No Coupon Necessary this week with a poem Hut Roy Douglas very graciously lent me. It had been sent to him by Grace Colvin of Route 3, Has­ tings. I don't know who wrote It but I thought it was preUy good. Silver Platter QUARTER SLICED Silver Haller Working out Township taxes under Uie Path Maxter Bystcra whereby individuals exchanged labor and equipment for work on township roads In exchange for township tax credits. Now I imve often thought That when my Jointa are achy, And when my hair U all turn­ ed gray. And kn<es are rather ahakey. Patrick Cudahy Just like they do for flivera. And when on»V form 1* bent with age. And get* to looking shoddy. How nice fwould be to trade It Tlie Coast Guard Cutter was Uie first. U. a aljlP to Japanese fire during the on Pearl Harbor, Dec. 7, Taney return attack IHl.j Country Club All Flavors Ice Cream Hills Bros. or Kroger 1 lb. IEEL HORSE 3 lawo atu! garivt L TRACTORS Coffee I a slielor'every lawn 132 to 48-lnch mowing capacity ' I 37 attaching tools With Coupoi and $5 Purchase E. L. CARPENTER HARDWARE 14Z I. Slot. SI. Morton Double Breasted ICE CREAM 3 Legged gallon Free Running Iodized 10-iz. I MORTON SALT 114b. 10-ox. box 5/HB bvvr. Wl«« P' lob««c E.Jawi »r-K.O8.t thru . Saturday. Novwabat 27,1»45. Golden Ripe A way to stay out of trouble-TroublesI Wo all have our ahsre. How to avoid thorn is a problem for many. Yet the answer is quick and easy, and usually will dispose of the problem. □ If the problem is In the legal area, see your lawyer before you taka action. His advice, timely obtained, can save money, property, heartaches and headaches. In the growing complexities of today's life there is often the temptation to "take a chance", to assume too much, to rely on curbstone advice, to act on the opinion of a.well-meaning friend. □ The well-informed person consults his lawyer to AVOID trouble; hh experience has taught him it's both comforting and profitable to stay out of trouble. You too can have the peace of mind and freedom from worry your trained lawyer can give you—and at a reasonable pwchu. ot Two H ft. bit*. KROGER DRESSINGS fee for his services. You will sleep better tonight if you will taka your l»^jal problem to your lawyer todayl SALTINES or toH< Omit 1 wlHt $5 Pvrch«M There'j a lawyer In your life—Depending on the nature of your problem you consult your clergyman, your lawyer or your physician. Each is entitled to your complete confidence. If you have a legal problem, consult your lawyer promptly. If you don't know a lawyer, ask your local bar association to recommend. OQe.arcontact the—State Bar of Michigan, Lansing. 4M14 �in Barry County’s ONE-STOP Shopping Center From something to wear to something for the home, from glamorous big gifts to important little gifts .... HASTINGS merchants have everything for your Christmas Shopping Success. Your HASTINGS Stores are aglow with the festive Spirit of The Season .... bright with the glimmer and •••’ gleam-of Yuletide decorations .... and, best of all, They’re ready with an abundance of gifts and ideas to please, every person, to fit every purse. Come see and share in the ^excitement, the dazz le and delight of Shopping now while wonderful gift7 Selections are at their very peak. For variety < and value, for friendlier Service and greater Convenience .... Christmas Shop in HASTINGS, your home town! A Message from the Listed Civic Minded Firms in Cooperations with the Hastings Area Chamber of Commerce Hastings Cut Rate Shoe Store Winick’i Clothing for the Family The Fine Way of Eating For the Entire Family St. Martin Floral Renner Ford, Inc. Electric Motor Service National Bank of Hastings White's Photography Studio — Candid — Commercial Bea’s Music Box Organ & Piano Studio The Sherwood Agency State at Jefferson Howers by Chip Cr Irene The Strand Theatre WBCH 1220 on four Rad Larke Buick-Chevrolet , Goodyear Brothers Stowell Building Service General Contractors John Deere Farm Implements Gardner’! Pharmacy Clevelands’ Men’s & Boys’ Dependable Prescriptions Clothing & Footwear Hasting' Grain Or Bean Co. Barry’s Farm Store Chrysler - Plymouth - Valiant Rcahm Motor Soles Quality Materials - Guaranteed Workmanship Hustings Point & Wallpaper Bonder Grovel Co. * * Completi A-whed-Sand and Crave] 107 E- State St. Mary’s Beauty Shop The Hastings Bowl Hair Shaping. Styling & Permanent Waving Alma M. Floglaton City Food & Beverage Open 9 A.M. to 11 P.M. Daily Earl R. Boyes Real Estate Halting* Area Properties East Side Lumber Co. The Superette Gilmore Jewelry Hastings Hotel For Your Dining Pleasure Open 9 A.M. to 11 P.M. Deify Jacobi’ Prescription Pharmacy Central Radio fr TV Service by Howard Trumbull Koachelee Inc. 118 S. Jefferson Footwear for the Family Berth Studio Hastings Cleaners Portrait & Commercial Photography . PhcneWI 5-4011—Free Pick-Up & Delivery Hoon Standard Service N. Broadway at Slate Doles Bake Shop Department Store SMM MiHor Jewelers Jerry Andrus Ironside Monument Works Artistic Design in Marble and Granite Burkey Soles & Service Complete Radiator & Auto Glass Service Farm Bureau Services Feed Walldorff Furniture Finest Quality o Sood • Fertiliser Felpausch Food Center * ■ Barry Cleaners Bun McPharlin’s Men’s Wear Homo cl Pendleton Woolens Building Supplies 102 E. State Pontiac - Oldsmobile ■ Cadillac . Barry County Ready Mix Corporation Mahler Motor Sales Lincoln & Mercury Miller’s Dairy Stere Eckardt Auto Sales Hastings Motor Salas Coleman Agency W. J. McAllister Sinclair Petroleum Products Patrick C. Hodges Logo Pharmacy Walgreen Agency Sckader's Office Supply H»«ing» C*y l«nk The Fuller Agency, Inc. 150 W. Court k Dependable Jeweler For Business. Home & School �p H1STINES MERCHANTS » The Whole Town’s are ready to make this Friendly Service , Plea««»l aglow with Christmas Spirit J Sales People $ The Merriest for you and your family Stores sparkle with festive decorations to put you in a happy mood fast! Are Eager to Please You! J Shopping trips to local stores are easy and relaxed. You can solve all of your Christmas worries in one trip ■ or several, whichever you prefer. Time and travel are of little consequence when you shop here. Bring the kiddies with you . . . let them shop for themselves. Choose Choose Now for Peak Selections 'V Il is part of a successful Christmas for them and • Hasting Merchants are anxious to have thqip. >.» Everything is conveniently arranged for ease and Greater Variety Selections tn every gift category of gift nierchai|li^e will not bo as complete during tlie Chrutmat Seaton at they are rfyht now. You will [ enjoy the widest poevibler choice in style, color, Save Time sb* and tpiantity of everything you have in mind comfort. Shop here, now and save time and trouble. • • • and It’s all fresh out of the packing boxes. and Trouble He’s Coming Shop with Confidence 60VIM* Lay-Away Santa is Christmas Gifts NOW In n Checking his Watch So he’ll be In Hastings on time! He’s Scheduled to arrive Monday Evening DECEMBER 6th Between 6 & 7p.m. Be sure and have Mom and Dad bring you down town for the arrival of Santa Claus. He'll be making a spectacular appearance near the corner of Stale and Jeffunion right before your very eye*. Don't mis* it! STORES WILL BI OPEN EVENINGS FROM DECEMBER 6H> UNTIL CHRISTMAS EVE. any gift J PW H-Mp. * «• S«.„ Show,in(| , Plenty of Parking Places Ifastiugs lias plenty of niuuicipai parking urea6 clone to every section ot the btuincM district. On­ Street or Off-Street . . . whichever you prefer. �6—THE HAWINGS BANNER Teen-agers JPin Best-in-State Honors On 4-H Projects; 4 Given Chicago Trips Altoft 4lTerf Plan Yule Party The Altoft 4H Club met on Thuraday at the Altoft School. A Christmas partv is being planned for Dre. 16. Chairman is Cindy Tullck with Janice Lan­ do*. Jack Kellar. Dtisty Rodri­ quez. Ralph Westbrook and Lin­ da Tullck to help. It was voted to exchange your name with a friend tn the club or girl bring a girl's-gift and boy a boy’s gift THE HASTINGS BANNER Highlights Interesting FARM NEWS whlch arranges for span- j sorahlp of 41! award programs r.upcrvlwd by tho Cooperative Extension Service. Preserving Food Oldest Project For III Girls GUm Manufacturing Company. Barry Farm Calendar. Middlevflle By Mrs. Mary Jackson Quality Education Tlii* Is the fifth In n series of The first culinary art learned nlng program. Thia mark* Kerr's by 4H Club girls more than a Secadty Shut c»ore». MSU Qua 11 tv Education is the; ssDBCM- X«u<mu <H (brand of scliool proemm that all J“rii Lta‘tt& School. LwUcre parent*'should desire for their preeerving food. A preference fa home preMnkm. cearn unity C«uur. children. Il is based on n com•Cannlng Clubs" they were BfTvr<1 vegetable*, frotta. Jams, «poa'le of activities or offerin-called in those earlv dav* and mraIi' cooked dishes and Ixik.d the caroling project corainid «ooda appear, to have rrached a -m a ' <•»>'«* «T 7’n,,“'.77’ to boA^luabie to tL nr»’ high-tn 4H. A ttrooger an- dec s-k*i.»x.»o Mhk Ft-aw^. for at) iwhnols tn the state. The w oe valuable tn the pro- , ,— ■ amui bmUm lin|y limitations are thn<. jB“,*1’.brou«ht about by the sire of a a-Bury Co *11 tv Bkaw,! zchool which may limit the cur­ ine I * wjtMtv. Uris. ricular nrocram offered due t" tt/ci*? 7*Vm 'rt,U nn insufficient number of stu6 .soil Diftita BuxtM* »wt- dent* for efficient onranbtatlon and the ability and willinmer. modem method*. knon letter, Ji£- sot a. Micktgin. a y n. •Teeervatiou." | .kill. _kll. “ . ' ri„f. I-—.,I—. .Ina w««- 1 of tlie the cttlrens clttrens of a dts.. district M to> ... .. . 7„ ,H V'.'i Harbor . a procram. This information centre Jron Uon are a)| fmbodird in the DB0. l ?dinner, —«*»»»(lull c.-uaiy DHlA a*i>B»*i. mpport. sucit “ : rood preservation program, a ' MetSwii.i exarch. committer spokesman said. DM IS—Jr. til laMtmMp Kkool. I There are oppotunlUre for: 7 ,0 ■ o«»m>uiity c»«ut. tasting. cxperimenUnjr.' trying different methods, dtsnonstrnt- tension persons fa tlic purpose ins and exhibiting. i of showing progrc« and superior "' ' "■ 'Need money fo? new facilities? See tn for tho money you need to finance new farm facilities, repairs, expansion. I no prepayment penally. Shop HASTINGS OFFICE 101 Vi Sa. Michigan was a trip to the World's Fair cal Corporation. in New York. He has grown corn, oats. An eight-year 4-H’er, Miss wheat and hay. This year he had Henes hopes to form a separate 13 acres of wheat, 5 of corn and poultry club to increase scien- 15 of hay. For two years he has >ppeo the me county county in in crops, crops. lific knowledge of the poultry topped Last year Falker son of — Mr project She served as superin- I:uut ,r_2 —ra»er. .. . yw m oi mt tendent of poultry at the Wash- and Mrs. Howard R. Falker. wu tenaw County 4-H show. Heis- named the outstanding 4-H boy dorf 4 Nelson Farms, Inc. spon- of Macomb County. He plana to son, the 4-H poultry program, major in veterinary medicine at She is tho daughter of Mr. Michigan State University. and Mrs. Oscar Henes. Gregory attended the congress For noteworthy activities In as safety award winner. His trip the health program. Manchester Is provided by General Motors. won his' trip award from Eli His winning demonstration wu Lilly and Company. "h Your Farm Fireproof?" Last As an executive board mem- year hi* demonstration entitled. ber of the State Youth Advisory "Power Under Control," about Council, Manchester studied safe driving wu alsb a winner. various health practices. He led A safety junior leader. Greggroup discussion* on the harm- ory has campaigned for bicycle lul effects' o. alcohol"and stnok- safety. He also set up a tractor ing. taught swimming and the skill driving course and pro- moted use of slow moving vahicle emblems. An eight-year 4-H’er. he Is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gregory. state winner! In tiro of the newer 4-H programs are Patricia Earley, 18, ot GoodelW, and Susan Carole Thornton. 18, of Temperance. m(u Earley won her wrist watch in the dog care and train(r- p^grsn-. sponsoisd .pouox by mlston Purina Company ----- -- — ' E“tm*n KotUk Company preMn,ed * ,S0 bond 10 onicers for 19B5-M preaided: Lynelte Thomu. preaident; Rl'k tine White, secretary; Debbie White, treasurer; Jim Organ, re­ porter: Tom Belson. recreation: Ray James, flag keeper, and Ray Swan, song leader. Club programs were given out for the year to keep member* and parents alert to coming club activities. Mrs. Thomas introduced “Paint A Picture." a noveltv group game she'd learned while attending Camp Ketl thl* Fall. SMITH BROS. and Mrs. Dwight Earley,h..iron h,hu “ won two top district awards for her dog project For three year* she hu been auistant leader in the dog program. She hu trained three dogs— ,bUfk miniature pood­ ,M ,nd ’ black tnon«rel dog. Her educational display, on doti . rect‘ved statewide recognition, ^fiht years ago. Miss Thom­ ,on Marted her photography project with a box camera and «dvanced to more complex slide an<l movie cameras. A junior Iwder in photography for five years, she judged photography demonstrations on a state level M1** >‘ear\ Miss Thornton also won the Michigan 4-H Key Club award for her photography Junior lead­ enhip. The daughter Of Mr and Mrs. Robert Thornton, she cntcred nurses' training this fall. Central Michigan's Most Complete Fertiliser Service FERTILIZER FACTS fST, Si S SL p~>ia>s b> rhM>,„, Fjuc,u„. atad by local 4H leaders anti ex-, Kerr. simitar to purchasing any other ■ ' i Awards as follows: County, i-- considered e ww»»« I Awurda are as are followsCounty, writeu-rrice which which is considered esEXPERT TIRE four medals; state, one trip to wntlal in-our society. OtheI tho National 4H Club Congrew things being eauri. the quality of trotiirr ; .at Chicago: ------- — ..—, "-y^rvire is proportionate to the SERVICE national. six — >500 I acholarahlps. | ability nnd willingness to pay the I price. Time nnd experience hnve |proven that a low cost product I is the most expensive in the long eMhln, run. . i!-.- contributing more than half , _ B beowjdng anq^t b,u« »n«> ' An explanation was given tn In na th. row «oo.™un. our «bo»i| Extension Procram. ]«»»>«unu. _. . ,7 7, S. ROYAL . V V' Krn?°?.. u De!!nn- previous article of why tlic board *4 o .V‘C,k<i? 5OT' education to requesting 6 5 wo have experienced onlv nt'- | ffrlrnt state control to nrovlde 15 orient st-te tn ,ners and D*v'd Brill of Hastings, mm, ror operation nnd why the Best Buys on ?.foderr\ Homemakers Exten­ have Joined the junior member- proporal was for a two year peri- rome uniformity In arhnol nronm* throughout the state Whe- sion Sttufc- Group met for' dlnrit p ranks of the HolsteinH wo abo shwn ln B ^vl. ■w & Used Tires Friesian Auoctatlon of America. artlfIe thal #t thf Mounted FREEI s'innnrt of school* would bring °*er1. j . are now contribution bv the state for the the length of a necklace, and enrolled in the orjramzatltm. operation of Uie Thomapple Kel- about tncrensrM and possible ot>E. Woodland at ‘ ‘ qure- Mrs. BH. Sullivan. Members must be under 21 and ,lo|w school amounts to 64':.>11- jnresslve cont have completed a year’s work in local taxes contributed 30T and -Uon. slimming vert leal line or a 4H or vocational agriculture iromu federal mu aid ana and nan non revenue rere­ There should b- an element of dairy project. ■ -------- amounted ...to .leas'than ... ^ t^ reuuonshjp bejeeipts 2' oride °n the nart of local cltl- by Mrs John Metambach. who of the total operation eost. Some 10 thp feeMn’ that th7 hod attended as n post officer . th_ ... . lhBoston Lighthouse, established people arc opposed to greater h*re n personal part in sUDDortin 1716 and noW operated by support of the schools by the ‘ns and planning the local s-hool Adviaary Board. At this meeting Mra. Jack Oagood wm appolntPAHKING Uie U. 8 Coast Guard, is Ute federal government *---------tw-'4W '• Win ' ....... ohtiHr.n the district organization was dis­ control. There Is nn element of inrovslltv solved Wld rtorganlrcd oldest llghthoiise in America. , Of support bv local property taxes ArTa 10 council, which will ron■ since the ownership of nron-rtv,ol Mnntdalm Ionia and Is no longer a measure of ability ■ Barry counties. ’ •»“’ W.IrlcU wl.lrh m wr.| Mod HommUm «,.ln the sole no'.> inrtfe Indus-1 Indus- . .. .... n Blue «.. n«fe tn to have have vimr vw laree KPG!VOfln(r Bird. trie- within their boundaries th^jrar the one lead by cows without sacrificing milk ■ h»v- a much larger tax base benrorw Mimuv reeh Thls^Xh^n "Drwtng production or consumption, re- | port Michigan Bute University I 1arowiBv D«1'n“ Mra dairy scientist*. In a repent, study pr<TTV.rt>nn Gf the funds for the I Trnnluuilzed^h/fart at MSU'* Agricultural Expert- . Lake Odessa • Woodland operetta" of reboot but th. dU- j Tu^f^v^ Plant at Woodbury duction for a complete lactation wa* slightly higiMT far cows re-, celvlng can silage than for cows receiving hay as their only eduratlonal otxxirtunltlea ---------------- -—•—, . . mngha.gr. ' USE BANNER WANT ADSt For several venrs the state leg-, mill northeast of Middleville Pri- BARR LONG TERM Bccnure some districts do not I11"'*- sufficient wealth to support nn adeounte r-rh'vrl program nnJ breaure xnost student* no longer remain in their local area to earn n livelihood the state has n*cn fit th tuiMime a larger uroportln:: Among the I.3QQ delegate* to correct use of the mouth-tothe 44th Nationat-dJL'Club mouth resuscitation tube, and Congress in Chicago are: Cheryl stressed the Importance of nuHenes, 18. of Saline; Jeryl Man-, trition in food demonstrations. Chester. 17, of Port Huron; HowManchester was named 1964 ard Falker, IB. of Romeo, and state grand champion for his Don Gregory, 17, of Sebewaing, emergency-preparedness demonThey received expense-paid trips strstion. Other honors include aj state award winners in their being 1964 photography state 1965 club projects. award winner and National JunTlie congress is conducted an- ior Horticultural Asaoclatlon nually by the National 4-H Serv- president. ice Committee and the CooperaThe son of Mr. and Mrs. live Extension Service, which Arthur Manchester, ho helped fr? 7.Z iT'Zu directs 4-H Club work. -. th* Marveviiin nuh ‘ *_u Miss Henes. the poultry adard winner and a Michigan State, .. H. ,h. field — r. University freshman, in six His trip ...rd award I. in the crops years, raised 1.685chickens. Last program from Arcadian Prodyear her state poultry award ucts Department. Allied Chemi- Rco,8anilotion of 3 Barry Youths Join Holstein Unit SMITH BROS WE FORD DEALERS DONE WANTED PANIC method of tax reform The nubile and will put other* out of work has be-n aa«»rvd that th-rr wDl until It Is built up again. * Deer | I* the Important activity be no tax re'orm before 19*1 Therefore the board of • "-e day and in the Lower t'nn of the Thomapnle Kellogg Peninsula will last until Dec.' 5 School I* reouesUna that the Jo- White's factory has declared a eat people support the school bv twe-week holiday so their emvoting yes on the proposal toi bloyeea can go hunting. * The spread up to 05 mill* on the Rev. Jason Steeres Is waiting at state canalized valuation of the Grand Rapids Seating tn Grand district for a period of two vears Rapid*. * Mr. and Mr*. Clark for school oneratlon onlv. Please Springer and family will be note that the proposal Is net a Thanksgiving guests of hereon. 65 mill increase as it Include* Mr. and Mr* Robert Sensilla end the 4 mills which were approved family on the Yankee Springs In 1962 and terminated this vear. Road. * Mr. and Mrs. Elmer The Increase amotmta to 25.mills Brown and friend. Mrs. Laura or *2 5 ner *1.000 on Ute state Dorman of Rvron center, are equalized valuation of real and spending two weeks at the personal property owned by each ' Browns' cabin at Fife Lake. Mr. taxpayer. Brown Is deer hunting. | Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Bennett. People w-re rorrv to hear of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Bennett the fire at the Woodmansee Saw- and family and Mr. and Mrs. Gary Bennett and family will be Tlumksglvlnx guests of Mr. and Mrs Ralph Bower and daughter । of Coloma. ♦ Mrs. William Sweet will spend Thanksgiving with her • Fre« Estimate* in rka Ha*, son and family. Mr. and Mr*. ling* Area on Tuatdar*. | Stewart Sweet, in Hastings. * • Bryan Bennett, son of Mr.-4nd • Pickup and Delivery. I Mrs. Gary Bennett, had a Itone Marty Sample*. 'silectomy at Pennock Hospital • 9 Yean Same Location. * Supt. Earl Vansickle. Bob : Kenyon. Glen Schondelmayer THE FURNITURE and Cleo Cummings have been BUILDING Shunting tn the U-P.—Gary Ben\ nett. Stanley Plnkbelner and Dr. (Melvin are another group who । left Thursday night and will re­ Phone 374-3523 main until Monday near Brethi ren at Dr. Noah's cabin. RPeTiNG STOP in and SEE the Largest Selections in BARRY COUNTY ... NYLONS - WOOLS - ACRILONS and HERCULONS by Migce atui Monarch Special UPHOLSTERING Wayne Hazel ^HASTINGS^ ^HEATINGj We've been hit by an avalanche of TRADE-INS nn our hot-selling ’68 Fords. Help! Come take a late-model J^^Vbeauty off our lot and we will reward you with a deal that is the best news FURNACES Modern Aire - Oil - Gas - Coal HOT WATER IASEIOARD HEATIN8 PLUMBING SUPPLIES WATER SOFTENERS WATER HEATERS your bank account has had all year! ------- Fill ESTIMATES------- 328 N. Michigan H«dinp Q ENNE D If FORD, Inc K Phone Wl 5*2421 Call Wl 5-5769 Bob Wills 2153 Gun Lake Road or Wl 5-3732 Dick Hen»4y Hasting* $ 501 Nylon 5q Yd. INSTALLATION I! JOED Plus FREE SPOT REMOVAL For a Period of 6 Months Rug & Furniture Cleaning Specialists 8 YEARS EXPERIENCE — GUARANTEED WORK Scieatific Ubwshwy Tests’ Show Compared with machine scrubbing, dry powder cleaning and ,,Do-l»-Youraoll" ihampooing— 1. Duradean removed from Vi to 65% more DURACLEAH Method Outdean* All Others soil than other methods. 2. Duradean showed less than 16 of I % fab­ ric wear compared with up to 25 times as much with other methods. ' 3.' Duradean showed absolutely no shrinkage compared with up to 231 sq. inches lost by some of the other methods on a 9 by 12 rug. . •Tmts conducted by ttw Anwricsn RmMrch snd Tmllng l*bor»tcri«». Some mpthod* «f h»mu cJusataf Irevs re»idu« in fabrics that mska U impawlblu fw us fa gusraatM cl«*niii( (nd reilortaf ssttefsetiaa. To uti maoay *nd ba complctsly utiificd . . . CALL US FIR5TI Miller’s DUsffiN Phone Wl 5-2091 107 E. Woodland, Hasting. Midway Between Broadway and Michigan Offen Maa. thru Fri. till 9 P.M. — Closed Saturday* �STARTS WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER 24th •QSL Jkkt, # W MONTGOMERY * WARD QUANTITIES LIMITED BUY TODAY WHILE ’ SELECTION IS GOOD FANTASTIC SAVINGS ■ J H k FOR YOU GOING OUT-OF-BUSINESS LICENSE NO. 10 "W" H NO PHONE ORDERS OR LAY AWAYS PLEASE! JL AFTER 30 YEARS MONTGOMERY WARD is CLOSING its RETAIL STORE in HASTINGS MAN-SIZED COMFORT IN A BIG RELAXING CHAIR SAVE 11.00 Wards finest reclining mechanism Naugahyde* vinyl-coated fabric Available in choice of colors Words better - quality positions: upright. chair with 3 TV-viewing posi­ tion, fully reclined. Seat, foot-rest move up and out as back reclines for greater comfort. Foam-rubber seat. Naugahyde* upholstery. 43 x 38 x 32’ wide. Similar to-Illustration SOFA-BED, ROCKER, COCKTAIL AND 9 IND TABUS to Illustration 10-Drawer chest... you save a full 9.11 Built of rugged Ponderosa l15off 6-year crib during Wards sale Double drop sides with toe­ touch control. Rich walnut JI 1 or white finish. Innerspring Tiny World mattress—firm, dfcB^T Rog. 26.99 knotty pine. Fully assembled and ready to finish. Plenty wet-proof,now... 10.88 of storage space —- a full jgl Furnish your living room or den at one low price with Wards better quality 5-pc. group. Sofa-bed back drops to sleep 2. Luxurious Ward-Foam* padding over com^fortable innersprlngs in sofa-bed and matching packer. ■ ™ AA OO ■ Rog. 199. Easy-to-clean expanded vinyl upholstery. Reg. 39.99 36x15x32 inches high! Reg. 179.99 Reg. 69.88 Reg. 29.95 MAPLE TABLE ARM CHAIR MAPLE SOFA LOW BACK 3 CUSHION Reg. $129.99 Reg. $1.84 Ft. I2-Ft. Widths Reg. 9.99 Words Riverside CONSTRUCTION JE'1. . . . . . . . . . 6.99 1 3-WAY 254” J788 1 ONLY 2 ONLY CRIB MATTRESS 247 COILS 1288 Reg. 1.79 t LARGE SELECTION O F CHRISTA^ kS TOYS j PENNY BRITE DOLL . . . . . . . 1.22 * 35-Plece — Battery Operated Run. It. 2 ONLY f 4 ONLY 3-PIECE Assorted Patterns 5188 14788 8988 2 ONLY Reg. 1B.95 FLOOR LAMP DINETTE LINOLEUM SECTIONAL SET 7 Fl ECIS 1988 Reg. 21.99 Reg. 299.99 To Choose from SI top Early on c^Save •{ She’s Loved By AH Little Gi Is Reg. 3.99 TAPE RECORDER . . . . . . . . 14.99 0 Child's 3-Piece Reg. 11.49 £ TABLE & CHAIR SET. . . . . . 9.44 4 Transistor — Compact BABY FIRST STEP DOLL Reg. 2.49 SUZY CUTE DOLL . . . . . . . . . . . 1.99 With Crib and Com 11.99 ; FIRE ENGINE ... . . . . . . . . . 3.22 1 Really Walks All By Itself! Reg. 10.99 t CHILD'S TEA SET . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2.88 । BIG BRUISER TRUCK. . . . . . 8.44 •, SECRET SAM. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6.99 You've Seen It on T.V. Most Amasing Secret Weapon REMEMBER: JI|ST W fflARCE IT! TAKE MONTHS TO PAY �Com ullage actually increaaM in fording value as the oom plant matures and increase* in dry matter. As the dry matter content Increase* from 20 to 30 percent, the proportion of e*r a—Tfli: HASTINOB BANNER heed of Jackson, last week. 8he Ttarsday. November Si, IMS U planning to spend Thanksgtv-1 . . . -ng with her son .the Lloyd An­ ..... __________ dersonn. of Battle Creek | Mr. and Mn. Charles .Annable Personal Mention .’21^'”.“. K —--------------------------------------------- home of Mr and Mrs Mn Freida Adams Is planning Wall (Beverly Annable*'of near Doyle A Member Once Said: and Mn Edward Adam*, of , to spend Thanksgiving with MU* i Jackson Dorothy Long of Orand RapidsI The Hal Buvrgr* are planning »h0 wU> «»«tain with a family io gnieataln their family on j dinner. Thanksgiving and also hU suter,' Miss Beatrice Herney andi Mn Edna Davis of Big Rapids friend from Cleveland. Ohio, and hb brother. Darwin Buerge.spent the weekend wlttl the Harof Reed City. old Brockways The Brockway* Mrs Violet Anderson visited ore planning to spend Titank-.her granddaughter. Georgia An- living with their daughter. Uie derson. who loaches in Detroit. Jack Slocums, of Oconomowoc.1 and her sister. Mrs John Wl* “I’d be lost without the Auto Club!” Ing second Isour the clubs wrrrand a husband She rmulcrf In u I make program cards fur Uie Key Interrupted fur an "Awards AsuormMory for women. .Punch machine semoly. ' Being the end of thon her first day in the Madl- i T** usual length for tho aeaaon for football, baseball and wi Avenue hotel her babble of I threa months but time By Donna Hill* it Cindy Dennis track, the coaches of these spot s<nthuslaam was nearly burst I wl" ** shortened afterinstalling .. . . . . . . . ............. Jlw fh. no-«r Kjg Krv juneh Wxinrh nwrhlne Hlarhlnz. be. Mr “cr.de | **“"■ '« “S’" he- | Delton High News | < lass sojourned to Has tines on I Friday Nov 12 to participate in year team members reeeiv j u she had hoped they w a conservation lair at uxn” awl *cond ye" The girl* considered ha a Conservation at me the taking Com- lhe,r feUraccepted munitT cenU" fairThose certlflcato of suave Evan Doughton <Roni’«* «* SATURDAY HAPPY HOUR Drinks Vi Price from 8 to 9 p.m. M-43 West. Acron from "Dog '■ Sudl" PROFESSIONAL DRY CLEANING SERVICE Baked to $4 50 Golden Perfection I Hastings SPEEDY WASH COIN-OP Laundromat for your dancing and listening pleasure Friday, Saturday & Sunday Evenings. Phone SY 5-3640 l™"r, n,T ----------did Meg There* atao MU.es-1 ■ Hi rmanltt and Dave Raymond GW wu— the-------title ot I with an entry on.Land Use Con- j-------------------------- ,Duughton 'Al Thomtoni. a Lust-1 ■ ; serration. Working on htold* on **nlor P>*>' ut■ — Delton •• IhU nr-snun who keeps the family ,3:30 ihl* Wednesday lor the 1 Farm Ponds were Dan Boulter >“r Director Paul Jones wm os- advertising agency together. He's ;1 hankiuavlng Vacation. Students I nnd John Raymond Types ot sisted by xiudent director* Kathy not nearly as exciting or Is he? Drainage System* were depicted Tewell and Marcia Haas by Tim Barictt and Mike BoomThe afory waa adapted by a special word of thank* to Mis* One pound of mint oil—pepir. The entry by Ros* Water* Christopher Sctgel from the book Jackie Kroenke who o**l*tc<l In, or spearmint — 1*..enough I। permint -------- -------------------- — —_ and Wally Ferris wm on Water by Winifred Wolfe. Meg Wheel many ways. tn provide nrovlde the flavo flavariinr 15 ­er 'tvauiv Gates* tmus* portrayed poruayra aa An estimated 250 peopla viewed ■ J? ring for 15. Run Off and Erosion. er -Kathy 1 small town girl who came to New the play on the two evenings .**“ wee* ago last Tuesday dur- ■ York In search of excitement and Prreeeda^will go toward the CHICKEN'S OUR SUNDAY SPECIALTY A Live Orchestra playing Music oom Ln ths silage increase* from 21 to over 50 percent. And. my Michigan .State Univentty adentists. the more grain you have in aMage. the higher will be the energy value of tiiat allage. FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE WE HAVE INSTALLED A DOLLAR-BILL CHANCER North Gun Lake Coin-Op Open 5:00 o.m. - 10 p.m. ------- Oposs 24 Hsers a Day------- Yes, the Auto Club—with its maps and guides for freeway trips and byway rides —is for people who want to know where they are going. You can know where to go. You can travel with confidence. You can LEAD THE WAY. You can join the Auto Club. You can do it todayl AUTOMOBKE CLUB OF MICHIGAN Ing gum Industry uses nearly sms » UK year -v. ' ^*>the mln‘ the IBM Course taught by Rich- I Produced In the U 8 The rest of aid Haas at tlie Michigan Rcha- jthr mint is exported <38 per­ bill lath,n Center at Pine Lake cent) addfl to torslhpMte <18 Six person* are presently «n- Percent) or mixed with candy. roH«j • Ice cream. Jelly, beverages, etc. Machines being mustered in- [ 'S.pcrvenG elude Key punch. Sorter. Repro■ -------------------------------duetton Summary Punch and ar ' Accounting machine Although the main object ol I eraUon of the machine* It imped time will allow for explanation id the wiring of t machine* m well an learning CAPRICE TURN WASTE SPACE INTO WORK SPACE! '66 Caprice Ciulom Coupe—with formal roof line that comet on no other car A.Whole new series of elegant Chevrolets with a whole new choice of features even some of the most expensive makes don't offer There ere many woyi to do it. You can convert your garage into an attrac­ tive shop or you can remodel your basement. Decide what you wont to do, then see us for advice, estimates and materials. We carry a complete line of Black & Decker Power Tools as well as a fine assortment of top-quality Hand Tools ot wise prices. budget­ You'll also find we hove many more fine gifts for all members of your family. —EASY VINAHCI TU^VXtlXNCIBi~ Don't lot a lock of ready cosh keep you from 'remodeling. We can set-up on Easy Payment Plan that will be just right for your needs and budget. You can remodel now . . . take years »• pay I All told there are 200 ways you can pile luxury upon luxury in the '66 Caprice. And that includes creature comforts like FM sterro and front-seat headrests. But the beauty of it is that a Caprice, before you add the first extra, is luxurious above and beyond any other Chevrolet you've ever Been—and many a more expen­ sive make, too. There are four ’66 Caprices: Two Custom Wagons, and a Custom Coupe and Sedan with deeply quilted upholstery and the look of walnut in their Body by Fisher interior. So if you’re ready to move up, your timing couldn't have been better. Because your Chevrolet dealer is now ready to move you up about as far as you could want to go. See the new ’66 Chevrolet, Chevelle, Chevy n, Corvair and Corvette at your Chevrolet dealer's LARKE BUICK-CHEVROLET IMS S. HANOVER HASTINGS PH. Wl S-M2S � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/492/HastingsBanner_1965-12-02.pdf 2373fdffc1b9df7d51cfdc5d8d15409d PDF Text Text The Hastings Banner 110th Ygor Hotting*, Michigan, Thursday, December 2, 1965 24 Pages—3 Section* Section One—Page* 1 to 8 Gift Guide NUMBER 33 -EDITORIALSIt was on an Ideal fall day. much : Although noted actor* and acllke Indian summer in Michigan, treue* Uiroughout the world would that Rate »nd I drove with Rudi ] undoubtedly be ivaltable for key Hastings Lions Join in State’s Leader Dog Week Chrlrtma* Ford Dealer’s Grand Opening Begins Thursday across the German border to parts in tills unique drama which William D. Renner. Hastings' Garmltch - Partenkirchen. k now n * “did give both themadva* and the newest automobile dealer, has i Internationally as one of the finest Iptey added international publicity, announced the grand opening of Renner Ford. Inc., which begins; remain* at it origi­ this Thursday skiing area* In the world Althoigh the production ‘ " evening and con-| nally wax. strictly a home grown llnue* through Saturday. Dec. 4 Its higher elevation insures excel- weather condition* are less favor­ Include ■ portal able In other winter sport center* that the 'native born' would still set. five 1966 m< have the inside track for selection Nearby Gsrmbch was Oberam­ to key roles mergau. of PaMian Play tame, AU the costumes and scenic November 2gth through De­ width, despite an ever-growing cember 4th has been proclaimed tourist trade and the crowds that craftamen and selections for parts cludt Francis Hengesbach and Art Meade, salesmen: Virginia George Romney. During Leader Hurd, bookkeeper; Howard NewWillard R. Redman (right), a Barry County deputy sheriff, Dog Week attention is called to play, has resisted exploitation suf­ cxnmlttee of Oberammergau cltiprewrit* a certified cheek to Hospital Director John Bay In behalf the important rehabilitation pro­ ficiently well to retain the colorful ,»iu abase decWon* are final. oi mr jaycee*. ine saycee* plan ineir annual t nnsima* party little Bavarian Rigid rules for qualification fur the ane Lammers. John Smith and for special kiddie* for 1 pm. on Dee. 1g at Southeaitern School. Roch«t«r. Mich. Leader Dog characteristic.* of Virgil Hine, mechanic* ------- ---------- i.— ------------------------------------------------- . School. | (Please turn to Pare 4. this Bee.) mountain town. Renner purchased the Fl*he£--------------- ------- -— —8 l----------- -- ■■ ■ _■ ■" Hasting* Lion* participate In .-— Hengtoba^k Ford Agency at 328 N. Michigan Avenue in October. He had been employed by the Ford Division of the Ford Motor Dog* for The Blind, wax founded JF' Company for the previous 11 In UDO by Lions of Michigan— | year* In Uie Lansing District and has since trained oter 2.200 : the school sale* office. .°%Xai! or ihetour bIlnd Friday and Saturday, Nor. 26 Spinnaker and underwear by — -----•_ j__ Hane* looked good for winter­ ippi^nu°ndryBi‘ne time A large table displayed a On Thursday. Dec. 9. at 8 pm. A Le,lder Do« en,b:e»lu °’n° < rneral 8u,re complete line of Levi's. Another 5 meeting will be* held In each 1 held atxiru garment* for women, » Ier tD *nter »“«y. toRRe » hand!- waa °Penfd for business. township throughout Barry; 1.’^ rncap‘ ,nU> U** ,Ue 01 Uw corn'! T11C broad P°rc,>- 0,8 tw0 At the other end of the larg* county to elect township com-j ■cure muou u z jun. baturoiy. munity—to live an active and wooden casks, and the big red room was a large quantity of ................. 1 eontribullve life of hl* own Lion*. door invited the public to enter feeds for animals and birds munity committeemen for the -• O 1 1 I arrange the enrollment of every I and view the attractive display Agriculture Stabilisation ■ a nd I If During opening day* coffee Conservation County Committee, j fl8StingS School 'j -----------------------------------*-------------------------------interest in obtaining a Leader as you looked about. Mrs. Viola Mae Geib. 77. Cl there were red apple* for the Dog. Lions sponsor projects that The candle molds, oil lamps, kiddle* Borges* Hospital in K*lan-.azx | are largely responsible for the earthen bottles, hanging tea ket­ All this is the result of dreams after being injured about 11 pm success and groetfh of the unique tles and wall telephone and many and * subsequent incorporation (Hat happiness >,annlnaaa other articles reminded of forSaturday in a two^car crash on school that provide* a working unit by »1* men. the Delton Road about eight­ and confidence to blind" mtn and mrr d*y, me dusty shelves and into Dave and C. Douglas Carrigan. ing good service to each farmer . women. 1 cobwebs and general clutter were Dr. Frank Jamas. Roswell Van tenths of a mile west of M-43 Deputy Richard Barnum re­ and »ound administration of Heatings -.....-i .. —, entirely lacking. In addition to .furnishing Halting* Supt. Supt. of of’school* School* RichRich-'' Deuien. James Pish and Jack A8CS farm, in your community m,.7TT‘ ported. Fresh cream colored walls and ^llllam*. and county ‘ *rd J Guenther ha* written pardark red woodwork made the They desired to sec the old Voter eligibility eligibility requirements: requirements: rnU of explaining the rrUin4jy Oe, Voler ______ irrasn Shepherd*. merchandise diplayed look most hotel building preserved and - voting -Labrador am and Golden Retriev- desirable. The bootery iiad plain made useful. Douglas Carrigan Any person of- legal age KhOol's policy regarding the clou- I-abrsdor and ha* an interest In a farm as and fancy boots. A department was the construction manager owner, tenant, or sharecropper; The letter follows; for woolen goods from Boo, also responsible for repairing, re­ any person not of legal voting Dear Parents: painting and making the attrac­ _ age who supervise* and conducts tive building we now see A large As winter approaches we hope, rh*Md. the farmin* operation* on an entire farm, is eligible to vote in for a pleasant and safe season. | Anyone knowing of a blind parking area lot behind the store the community in which he has Therefore, the Hasting* Public ’ person interested in obtaining a Is while with the red and while Hospital and released. Auch interest If he meets any of Bcitoob have made mca-a'lons Leoder Do«-*ce a member of checkerboard trim — the Purina Mr*. Mary Glbnon, 69. R3 Del­ the following requirements: . 1 Ule loc*1 Llon» Club Anyone in­ design ton. suffered a fractured pelvis fer an orderly schedule for early j t frMted contributing a potenA. A payment under ACP Pro­ The hotel has had an interest­ and many facial laceration* Her ctasing of school during the day [ Hal leader Dog — write — leader gram. ing history. It was built in 1868 due to approaching storms. We Dog* for the Blind. Rochester, Gladys E. Kelly. 73. the wife of by Bradley Thompson. Besides cracked ribs and a severe eul Frank W. Kelly of Newton Lake. being a hotel and a tavern it currently established for the hope tills information will be of;Mleh over the forehead. Mr* Harold had a large upper floor where (Altai Gould, 58. Cloverdale. *uffarm. dances were held. A balcony and the right ankle. a crackfd loan or olher price support The Rev. WiHard H. Curtis is ■inertalnmenta, both for local I qther injoriea stw Matin.!*) whool* Uaj been reached nuta. D. Is eligible for talent and for hired group*. RcS odulcd for surgery thta Th Wool Act Payment. ler skating parties and elections AU are at Borgeas Host E. Is eligible to participate in were, alto accommodated there any otherprograms administered Tuesday at Pennock Hospital. Beauty Shop at Cloverdale. by the county committee. and Ute Battle Creek Drawing Election meetings are conduct- Krtounced time Company owned al one lime. Mrs. Glbaon to Richland for din­ & and bus students About 1935 Clare Aldrich sold ner ws a going away party, and lately transported committeeman at the township be held st Lakewood High School the four had gone to the Rebek­ halls of every township except 11. 1892. >n Vermontville, the ah card party at Pralrlevfile <ym on Monday. Dec. 8. from 7 Barry which will be held at the daughter of Allen and EUlna o( the structure included tearing They left the party early anc fire station at Delton, and Johns­ from 9 ajn. until noon and from (Gray) Beck. She moved with dpwn the sleeping rooms at the were returning home when-tht town, which will be held at the 1 her family to Freeport when ihe accident happened. The Glbsoni missed one hour earlier than the Johnstown Grange Hal). rear to hold cucumber* which Plan now to attend the meet- 1 in 1003. transported ing In your township to elect ately 1 She attended Hasting* High they salted for pickle*. The main Mr*. Gelb was the 12th per­ Student* at fto>. floor was used for receiving end School and was graduated from your community committeemen > • the Barry County Normal School sorting them. for Ute coming year. County highway* this year. Some Mexican worker* fami­ in 1810. She taught at the Wilcox lies lived upstair*. Incidentally, on March 8.1888, the daughter o: Parent* will have an opportunity to become better acquainted with School in Rutland Township, the they were fine citizens and the Franklin and Sylvia (Stanton Crabb School in Castleton, and children were very popular with itarabee. She attended Uie Douc All other student* (including city ' School. She married Somue gram and to discuss any problems the Durfee School in Johnstown their schoolmates. This was about the year 1927 Gelb in Cloverdale on May 18 relative to their son or daughter's township. At Mowry Aldrich'* death, Mr. Buseq will depart Immediately to orogresu in tchool. Principal Gerrit transport rural students home. Klomp said. . . ter he used th* building for Parchment and had operated > housing his farm machinery. boat livery at Cloverdale for * parents should feel free to pick with die parents In Ur educational This year, IBM. lie sold out to number of years. Hodge* Jewelry Store is cele­ development and. growth of the th* men previously mentioned. Mrs. Gelb is survived by thret brating the grand opening of the keep the telephone Unea free. students.” he said. "Any construeThe Hickory Comers Com­ daughters. Mr*. Howard (Helen) the Pint Presbyterian Church and the Hiawatha Rebekah munity welcome* the new ven- Martin and Mr*. Kenneth (Ruthi A feature of this merchandis­ Lodge No. 53. Reed of Cloverdale and Mrs ing event Is a registration for In addition to her husband, James (Glennlce) Hock of Bat­ free gifts. she is survived by a daughter. wlshe* with a lovely floral ar­ tle Creek: seven grandchildren, Hodges moved from their store Mr*. Francis (Mary Ellen) Gog­ rangement. Post Garden* also four great granchlldren. and two Mornings when you are tn doubt at 108 E. State, Street, where gins of 609 Woodlawn, four ton*. presented a floral piece. LewU brothers. Cyrus P. Larabee of 511 the store had be*j> operated tor about the buses running, listen to Captain Hugh A. Kelley of the Electric Co. furnished a stereo E. Madison and Jc&*e Larabee ot 34 years, to the modem store last radio station WBCH and WKZO UK. Navy. Washington. DC: for the soft music. 541 N East Street August. Dave Carrigan *ays stocks will merit* will be made. Donald, of Hastings: William, of Niles, and James Patrick, Alle­ be enlarged They plan to re­ decorate the second floor and al the Henton - Smith Funeral gan: 18 grandchildren, and one Mr. and Mr*. William Barker, It to the community for a Home at Delton with the Rev Solely the Month who reside on the Clarksville brother. Evison Beck. Middleville. offer Mr. Kelly retired In 1957 after meeting place for groups such David Honeywell officiating with Dale Lynn Conrad, son of Mr. Southeastern Safety Patrol Road, and other members of being associated for 44 years with as 4H. extension and the like. burial In the Prairieville Cemeand Mrs. Carl R, Conrad of R4 their family were at Waukegan. Hastings, ha* titillated In the "Member of the Month" is Mary ni_ Naval Hospital on Thanks­ the Consumer* Power Company. be helpful is their information Navy । through the Ionia Re­ Allen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. giving to visit their son, Marine cruiting Station A 1965 Hastings Robert Allen, of 536 E. Walnut. Pfc. Fredrick L. Barker. 21. who Sociol Security Hours desk where if they cannot answer your questions on animal care High graduate. Dale enlisted In was wounded in Viet Nam. The Grand Rapids Social Se­ they will try to get that infor­ the electronics specialist field. He member* of the patrol for her curity office at M Ransom. N.E.. mation for you. had been employed by the E. W. service on the patrol during No­ The company especially apis open to the public during vember. Her twin brother. RobBliss Company. regular office iiours and on Mon­ lert. was named in September. day evenings from 4:45 to 9 and operation of people in loaning He received two bullet wounds on Saturday mornings from 8 to antiques and in attending the ThU year, aa in the post, the opening in such large numbers Hastings Moose Lodge 028. under the direction of Chairman Jerry left leg. which Is in a cast. HU Cutchall, wUl be collecting used parent* were Informed that phy­ toys fir needy children tn Barry sicians hope to save hU leg*. County, repairing them and duBarker U a 1963 graduate of tributlng them ChrUtmas Eve Lakewood High School and was a star football player for four not enjoy any gift* *1 Christ- Barry Farmers To Vote Dec. 9 For ASC Leaders BEAUTIFUL RACK—Thi» buck with a nearly perfect Mt of Old Hickory Corners Hotel Becomes General Store Ho Ho! Santa (aiming Here Mrs. Geib of Cloverdale Dies In Auto Crash lltulinp High Bands Homecoming Queens Court to Jtiin Parade ‘Bad Weather’ Policy Explained Mrs.Gladys Kelly Suffers Fatal Heart Attack Lakewood High plans Parent, Teacher Meetings Hodges Jewelry Store Celebrates Grand Opening Lakewood Grad JFounded in Lefts al Viet Nam Enlists in Navy of Moose Seek Toys To Bring Joy to Area Youngsters backward glances “bitr ofyesterday”.... as gleaned from the Banner filet Visiting him on Thanksgiving. Mr. and Mr* William Barker. Jr. Navy Aviation Technician lay be brought into Member* of the Hasting* Jay- In full to get the advantage of two sisters^ cw® will '‘cover'' the city next | 8200,000 which has been promised Chuck and Tom. and , Wednesday selling brooms with if cittern of Ute county come through with the financial sup­ for to finance a special shopping port indicated above. who might otherwise have a warding wort on trunk lines war Benedict. Vem Hartrln and Her­ nounccd that six man "Chip" St. Martin, member* ken would be paved No 45, American Legton. supper, sponsored by Uie Legton Party for youngatcra. and MuHi- getting Bus Drivers to Attend Class Mr*. Harry Scobey. is a patient at Blodgett Hospital tn Grand Rapids Roderick, a senior al Ferri* State INSPECT EXHIBIT-Dr. PbU Brown IWII, dtrevter of the senger In a cu with four outer Hathaway and Allegan A countywide drive to rate.jwre ln *MOOO toward the remodeling Firase Seo MORE ABOUT: and enlargement of Pennock Hoe-:. - - BACKWARD GLANCES, pical will got underway Monday.1 Page Medical Society' He was the most severely injured of thoeo tn the accident, sustaining a fractured pelvU. fractures of both legs and a fractured Ja’d He is making a good recovery in a wheelchair now and he would enjoy hearing from hU friend* center.. Hasting*' AU - Suter — Richard Hamm, one of the stalwarts in the line of Hastings High's un­ defeated Saxons, champions of the West Central Conference, Preu All-State Class B team. Saxon Co-Captain Ken Weller, halfback, the league s lop scorer. eihlbit on Stale to Broadway, then Psrade Chairman Bob Newell nd others on U12- Retail Coinmitw of the Hastings Are* Chamber Belfield were given honorable HHS Students Participating in Y’ legislature Hastings High School students are to participate in the 17th an­ nual Youth and Government Stale Young Men s Christian As­ sociation at Lansing this Thurs­ day. Friday and Saturday. YMCA Secretary Bob King reports placet on Ute floes for the ride ough Hastings. t the crack Hasting* High Marching Band under the HHS Hu:neroming Queen Katie Dunn. Bonnie Stitt, Sandy Franklin C. Beckwith. parade officially will signal season In Hastings, and mat InIng open in the evenings for convenience of patron*. lasting* store* are glittering Burkey and Sandy Abbey. dents will open their meeting Thursday afternoon. Four nominees for governor, were selected at pre-legislalure training sessions held at Albion College, the University of Michi­ gan and Alma College. Aspirants arc Jxs Luchonok of Dearborn. Andrew Marks of Mt. Pleasant. Dave Mingus of Lansing and Tom Richter of Port Huron. The young legislators begin writing their bills in their own club, a requirement for attend­ ing the State-wide event, and must polish It in pre-leglslative training session*. at the Capital. Dr. Charles Anspach, president emeritus of Central Michigan University, is to speak on "Cour­ ageous leadership" at the Con­ ference dinner Friday evening. Girl Hit by Truck After leaving School Bus Bobbi Mix, 10-year-old daugh­ ter of Mr. and Mr*. Roger Mix. Algonquin Lake. R2 Hastings, is in Borges* Hospital Nrhere she 10-tqt) gravel truck after getting out of a school bus about 4:15 pm Wednesday of last week. HM. or Gerald Cutchall, Rod Scobey Hurt In Auto Crash squad Into either. Jolly Santa, who make* glad the She will be placed In (Uielvre are loaded with wonTl>e downtown shopping area been tastefully decorated with tundted* of colorful light* and rimming* which add to u>e holilay atmosphere Joyful Christmas nuslc resounds throughout the juslncB* district. The Nativity scene ha* bMn placed on the Courthouse iaWn. ind spotlight* illuminate the traiitianxl manger and the Ufc-aized Newton Earned Deputy itate Treasurer State Treasurer Allbon Green as announced the appointment f Carrol! C Newton of rural harlotte, formerly a Barry ty treasurer. Newton, former State Repremtatlve from the old Eaton nine month* as Green'* adstralive assistant in the ActAuditor General's DepartGreen staled that he liad >und Newton's background anff nowledge In government, both I the local and state level, exemely valuable in the operation I the Acting Auditor General's epartment and Uk the establish- ras recently appointed ' County Michigan Week IF ML’ to Present 'Messiah' Sunday According to Deputy David Newman, Bobbi and three other I children had gotten of! the Has­ A clau for all school bu tings school bus driven by Vonda ' Frank Cooper of Hxtiing* and driver* in Barry County Is beta) Rayner. Hasting*. Bobby stopped Mr*. J*me» iJuliannei Kelly of Allegtn *re among the featured held at Hastings High Schoo from 7 to 10 pm. this Thursday tempted to cross the road behind ftiloUU who will participate in the prcoentatiori of Hundel’s "Meestah" Personnel from Michigan the bus. at 8 pm Sunday. Dec 5, al WcatJack E Lewis. 35. Middleville. 1 State Police will participate in 4,1.10, —I. ch. wvnln, ™ “vncnncw. lonlw lights on the bus and had slowed Ch^P81 The classes are under the di­ the truck, getting it down into' rbe /***“& "J“ " pr”'T‘ rection of Eastern Michigan Unlversify and are sponsored by the I second gear, when the lights on: the Department of Public Instruction the school bus went off and the lUn «w»h)p (’“P” («>»•: *m> in Lansing. All Barry school bus:bus started ahead. Mp*ech L)fP^'tg*nt driver* are urged to attend Ulis She was struck by the left Thc public concert will nuke um Important session. I front of the truck. ~ |«X H choral reader*. �Personal Mention Winter Weather Howls Into the Barrv Co. Area Michigan ruffed grouse hunt­ ers In 1%4 enjoyed their boat wtMj „„ seawn «ince the catty 1S501 by in the Woman’s Relief Corps harvesting about 641.000 birds. Mr. and Mrs Eda aid Fisher c»™™» wth tt» _»«>>.’’“‘“•“J™ Mm. Lena Snell entertained her daughter. Mr. and Mrs Al Secor of Elkhart. Ind., and Mr. and Mia Wffi. Sanford of Albion on Tlianksgiving. "MR.’SPARTANS •Sact&u Safa Thank you for stopping by to MEET “MR. SPARTAN"... In doing so you have made this our most successful year. In appreciation we are having a “Success Sale” for you from now until Decem­ ber 11th. You are invited to be our guest and receive special saving on many of your favorite foods. REGULAR OR DRIP GRIND, SPARTAN COFFEE SPAGHETTI B = 1-00 WITH COUPON BELOW Health. 3-Lb. Fresh, Tender, Whole FRYERS diffcrentUUd Into Uie specific ktads needed far each organ or bqdy function, says a new pam- ill own kind. equipped to do the Job It was designed to do. Under certain condition* not yet com­ pletely underatood. some cells do not differentiate in UiU.'way. They multiply in irregular and - - ------ - - • WITH COUPON BELOW Tuawfajttut remain locaHl*d nt benign nnd may r.-R bc' troublesome unleaa they me­ chanically interfere wtth some nody function. Tumors that grow , rapidly and Sprau! ar dratroy tls- ■ sue aro known as malignant tumors. Collectively, these are WHOLE FRYER LEGS lb. 49c FRYER BREASTS lb. 59c Unrestrained growth of cancer cells will infiltrate vital organ.-, and destroy the Individual if not checked. Slow growing cancers may take months to spread be- HYGRADE CORNED BEEF W. VIRGINIA FUUY-COOKEO WHOLE or HALF CENTER CUT PORK CHOPS SEMI - BONELESS HAMS Boneless Brisket Virginia Smoked 11-13 Lb. Avg. SPARTAN FRESH-FROZEN ~ Chicken • Beef • Turkey SAVE NOW! . Pot Pies Herrud PARTY ASSORTMENT W. Virginia Canter Cut Fully-Cooked, Smoked Skinned Defatted PORK LOINS SPARTAN RING BOLOGNA lb. 59c Congratulations To: 8-oz. Wl. Each given away Dec. 31! Register Now no purchase needed! . . . PIim, Up to $2500 To Be Given Away Each Week. Check Your Magic Kard. You May Win! 50 New Numbers Are Posted Each Week. CABBAGE ORANGE JUICE SOLID HEADS LONGHORN HURFINE FLOURS ib 59( MABEL JOHNSON 67 Hull St., Coldwater, Mich. Winner of the New 1966 Chevelle Sport Coupe SPARTAN CRACKERS £ $1.00 BIGGEST KRAFT SHOP AND SAVE EVERYDAY AT GIANT TIDE IN MICHIGAN �THE HASTINGS HANNER—to — _ , day dinner guests or Uie BLeiin nas oee-.i no i*u)nsin muuws Dunham B*u*. a The OUfford Moody Item* the last wroral week*>. ft I family had Thanksgiving din- to slowly Improving. W Th* CJydel. I fly Mrt. r. H. C.heeseman Iner with Mr. Moody* ttoter'* Cheaaeman* report their am. .. . ... can we manage wttboutr OOH Dr u roLm. K«nn*U: Pufpaffa. in1 John, had the misfortune to cut Nashvillt Chamber Rl Mstevtoe Bellevue W Mr. and Mr*. Herb hto left hand with hto chain pi--- Y..I- ft!..*. Wedel F Hto dedication and •**ire to patient* wa* coupled with Mr and Mr* Keith Ball were Ludwick want to Walkerton. Ind. aaw which required atilches by a, riORS I Uie Winner such sympathetic r<snfW*slnn It Thanksgiving gueat* of their for Thanksgiving to visit the doctor. | Naahvllle Chamber of daughter. Sandra1*, family In of Joe Scott Mid daugh------------ , commerce will hold it* Chrtetlanung. Mr and Mrs Tom Hunt. I Ura.Sunday the Ludwick* ha. TWILIGHT TROTTER* was party al a dinner meeting “Twilight Trot- «hwlu!^ for Wednesday. Doc 6. and affection that Herb W*del Turn s father. Tom Hunt. Br..Idinner with the Clifford Herbert 8. Wedel. died Prltlay Friday the MUi. *o so the U>e twou two.Moody family. | J™ *« Club T>Uighl TTot lJir yFW hB]1 -r^ dlnn,r worked m in m al u the Facility wa* a (1;tJ »urxeu : rwcuuy member* and patient* at th* Fa- warm and glowing children of of Tom. Tom. Jr Jr.. spent spent from from Mr. and Mr* Robert Ball and l,rf went to Chicago Saturday. <jialrman Is James Rtoor. a*stot"It thing. chlldr,n radiated out mto the co*’’®***"’* ! Thursday until unUl Sunday Bunday wlth with I litue little aaugnter. daughter. Kymn.rrom Rybin, from aim Alaa-{November -;novemocr xi. 27. no for the Interna- ed by Mr* Hoyd Nasbet. WQltorn which he had served ao faithfully ]l.k-.thclr <rB rent*. Uie w Keith ka, Mich., ------------were weekend Livestock ------ndpa - --------------—w U«—■» *ue«U Uonal .1 «• — •—V Hhow. Eight Dean and Mr* Bert Carter. aame •enllmesit and query. "How for many yearn Ball* a Mr and Mr*. Clarence of Uie Keith Balt*. * A broken member* and foul Bptdel of Nashville were went Bun- right wrtot to Uie reason there J’ ed Uie all-day aU-day ah show. Memorial fund* to Uie memory spldel of officers for th* coming. Senior Citizens Hear Talk on New Medicare 'Reserved for Dr. Wedel About 70 attended the Senior Citlsen* Club meeting Monday noon at the Eptocopal Parish Hduae to hear Mr. Barber of Uie Grand Rapid* Soda) Security Office who explained th* rather PUMling detail* of the new Social Security measure passed during Pauline Furniss Of Nashville Dies Monday Barber emp Important it fore March 21 will not have an­ other opportunity until the last three months of 1907. since new applicants will be received only has completed basic training al in odd-numbered years Great Lake* Naval Training Canter. After hi* leave he will President L D Stamm. I During the busbies* meeting Ray Wolfe wa* elected president. an aviation electronica techni­ Rev. Harold Bugbee wav named- cian. After 10 month* he win vice president. Mort Nichol* be transferred to Jacksonville. treasurer. Frank Tnidgeon xwcre- Fla., for further education tary and Mr*. Rolland Bolton flower chairman. The picnic dinner and social hour was enjoyed with Mrs Greta Perkin* playing the piano and Ray Wolfe leading the slng- ('.indy Moyer' is Hastings High's DAR Citizen George Janose Dies Saturday; Services Tuesday Funeral services for George Janoae. 64. Rl Middleville, who died Saturday morning. Nov. 27. at Pennock Hospital, were hrtd Cindy Moyer, daughter of Mr. Funeral Home al Middleville. and Mrs Herbert Moyer. 443 W Colfax, »l> named the DAR Citticn for 1965-1966 toy Uie Sen­ Greenwood Cemetery at Grand ior Claaa and Faculty last week Gayle Harlow, daughter of The entire Senior Class select­ ed three girl* on the basis of de­ pendability. service, leadership • and patriotism These three girl* were then voted upon by th* high school faculty Rules for se­ lection arc set up by the State DAR Cindy will now compete against oilier girl* in Western Mlcldgan State meeting In Uie Spring. bof. Julia and Therraa Villa. Frank Nirta. Bill and Joe Villa of Muakrgtxi. the latter being Cocker* lull left for the Murines on Wednesday. Also Sunday din­ ner guest* atre Helen Ryan of Jackson, and Mr and Mrs O. B Ferguson of Kalamaaoo. TOO LATE TO CLASSIH WANTKD-pBaby aitter, T:Wat have own transportation Light housekeeping Phone Wl 5-9723 After 5 pm 13/3 WHEEL HORSE TRACTORS ■ a sue for every lawn ■ 32 to 48-lnch mowing ■ 37 attaching tools ■ automatic shift modal*, too ■ 6 to 12 hp. engines E. L CARPENTER HARDWARE 142 E. State St. i I recovery room In the new addition with hl* practice of medicine U> Freeport in Uie early thlrtica A* former patient* and friend* see Uie sign at Use Medical Office building. -Reserved for Dr. WMcL~ NaahviUe. died Monday at 6:10 pm. In Pennock Hospital where lias now found his permanent place of peace and repose and no doubt She wa* a 1924 graduate of it wa* awaiting this noble ipfrtt Nashville High School, wa* with Uie designation. Reserved graduated from MlciUgan State for Dr. Wedel." University. Sirf taught In Deschool near Nashville several leniwiff COMPARE! Only quality materials ao into our merchon- ALWAYS FIRST QUALITY " ’s is your Sants I College Course In Engineering Still Open Here USE YOUR PENNEYS A college course leading to, a tunied to Michigan State to study bacteriology, and later she worked In the laboratory of the State Health Department in Laming. Mto* Furnl** retired - three CHARGE CARD cal engineering got underway at Hastings High School Tuesday night, and anyone may still en­ roll. ' Professor Wattmough of WeMern Mlchlgan University to teach• ing the course which will Include Nashville. 20 meeting* of three hour* du­ Bom Ln Nashville July 25, 1900. ration providing five semester she was a daughter of Von W. hour* of undergraduate credit. and Edna i Johnson । Fumto*. Surviving to a stoter. Mr*. Artroit. Service* will be held Thursday attend. study. Home with the Rev. Max Glad­ Eighteen from The Tyden Cor­ ding officiating. Burial will ta­ poration. E W. Bliss and Has­ health for about five year*. in Lakeview Cemetery. tings Mfg. Company were en­ He la survived by 1* wife. Flora; rolled Tuesday, but other* may •till register and they need not • Verter Eldred of Nashville. Mrs. be associated with industrial Uoyd < Susan > Pennington of Cloverdale-Hope Hastings and Mra Wendell rtqulalte. <Jeon» Thaler of DeWitt; throe By Mrs. Stephen Osfood Pinal enrollment is scheduled son*. Melvin of Byron Center. Mil* Diane WUey wa* hostess Pcnon* interested may contact vllle; five step-children; 201 on Nov. 16 to Mto* Mary Brinln- Wright Sim If more information grandchildren; throe brother*. stool from Galrsburg at ths ladesired. home of her parent*. Mr. and Kalkaska anc Mrs. Glenn Wiley. She stayed Grand Rapid* overnight with the Wiley family. Jury Finds Driver । Mis* Brininstool wa* taking port Guilty—Pays $58.40 in a student counci! exchange Robert A. Myer*. Rl Vermont­ day. The following day Diane and Mias Brininstool visited *«v- ville. was found guilty of reeklas* driving after a jury trial Saturday Ln Hasting* Muncipal Lena Oegood vial ted her cousin, With the first real snow of the Mr*. Ethelyn Buholta. of Ha*- Court. Judge L. E. Barnett fined him day and Bunday, a raft of acci­ Mr*. Isaac Oegood were kt the |M plus M1.40 court costa. He had been arrested by Of­ dent*—most of them fender­ home al their son. Mr and Mrs benders — occurred. Undersheriff David Osgood, of Brooklyn, Mich, ficer Donald C. Lair in NaahviUe Gordon Trick reported Friday evening and Saturday. * speeds up to 100 tn.ph, ignoring About 9 am. Sunday Gal* A. ■top sign*. lost control of hi* 1965 panel Mr* Lynden Johncock. ♦ Oir The four H s In the 4H emblem OMC on slippery W State Road sympathy goes to the family and atami for Hed<£. Heart. Hand* and Health. > and rolled 1 well soon. W The McCallum La­ dle* Aid will be held Thursday More About for turkey supper. SEEK 1911 GRADUATES Backward Glances Abaci 2:10 pm Bunday, Wi­ The HHS golden anniversary nd* to Ruteell. 40, R4 HasUng*, wan driving a 1944 Ply­ committee is seeking Uie adContinued from Page Ona mouth west on State Street when drewea of George Kluewe. Irene she lost control on a slippery HoeUel and Ruth Chambers Raft of Mishaps Follow 1st Snow and hit a utility pole. En route to the accident, as­ Ing tlieir addresses may call sisting City police. Deputy Sher­ Mr*. O.M . Brower. Wl 5-54*3, iff David O. Wood. 20. Rl Has­ or Ml** Ev4 Htcox, Wl 5-4305 ting*. driving a 1945 county sta­ tion wagon, attempted to go around a walling State Highway, X^femMro of Evening Stax truck at Broadway and Gretfi OE8 Chapter Vermontville, will when tl>e cruiser wa* clipped in attend a school of LMtruoUon In the right rear by a 1901 Chevro­ Charlotte Monday evening, Dea let driven by Rex H. Casey. 42. 6. Regular session in Vermont- Hasting* defended the affirma­ tive of the question "Resolved: That the aevaral nations should make monopcdica of the manu- gift robe special! * unosl .wanted fabrits and styles! 7.77 Choose just the style and fabric she wants .to solid jhiHon* with rich quilting of Kodel* polyester! Lovely yoke front styles, coliarless, round collars! Holi- The old Newton Cider Mill tn years, which originally derived K* power from the mill pond on The annual Friend* Night la Jan. Wednesday David J. Bar­ tholomew. 44. 804 W. Grand, lost control of hi* IBM Mercury about ■melted metals, but archeolo­ gist*’have found pieces of man­ An unusual Innovation la being Hastings The car went off the made iron that are nearly 6.000 prepared by the teaching staff left aide of the highway and nvsof the Hwtingv city schools una bank, rolling over. He mimed the deer, but landed in Pennock LEGALS Hospital. The front and top of iKSLrMng a number of Christinas carol* and will present them at a vesper service tn the High puaiicanox oxpkx school auditorium, commencing . Matter 4 Ik* Katal. at: at 4:00 pm. The public to invited L tlrl»a. DMaaard. Fit* Na. UAH. Il )■ Ordarad tkat According to a report toaued 1*4*. at 10 00 A M. SAVE 99 FULL SLIPS — REG. 3.98. hlOW SAVE 65' AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAMM4 To most men -it just isn’t Christmas without Old Spice! . Gifts she’ll remember long past December! Gaymode nylon satin tricot slips reduced! HALF SLIPS’.— REG. 2.98. NOW lain. Barry County Sciiool Com- schoob in the county 2.99 2.33 Such flifted luxury for so little! Our own being Goymode* full and half slips of luxurious nylon satin tricot reduced for a limited time “Ktt only! Such perfect gifts for the girls on your list—everything that goes into a Gaymode* FMHS H Is the very finest . MIKkall. . . elegant fabrics, meticulous styling, high-fashion detailing all priced to moke giving a pleasure! Choose from slim ond semi-full styles lav­ ished with loce in white, block, beige, and lots of fashion colors! Full slips: 30-38 fourth vice president Petite. Mlaa Louise Potter, daughter of Mr and Mrs. William Potter. 32-44 Average. 34-44 Toll. Half slips: S. M. L. IkMFll Afte« Shave Lotion. Cotoqne OTHtn MTS Mute: Neveaker 10. oriritkl ..4 2M4y gn nylon tricot gowns which President Emeritus An­ gell's grandson to pratdoit and Miriam Hubbard, daughter ol the late Elbert Hubbard, aecre- 0' Ear;, Aan PROFESSIONAL DRY CLEANING SERVICE Plus. S&H Green Stamps drugs Quality and Jricndlij Scn-tri l» W. State Hastings SPEEDY WASH COIN-OP Laundromat FOR YOUR C0NVINIINC1 Wl HAVI IN IT ALLI D A DOLL AR. RILL CHANCER Nerth Gun Lake Coin-Op Oom 5;00 -10 a.m. It 2.99 Lavish, lowly Examplat of fire Penney value I Betuiiful ALWAYS THE RIGHT CHOICE A PENNEY GIFT CERTIFICATE Starting Monday, December 6th, Penneys . Will Be Open Every Nite 'til 9 P.M. ‘til Chriitmai �* EDITORIAL ammenwu. la a perfect little gem acna at Oberammergau have ful- and the Interior with Uie original intact, te as bright, fresh and dean The Hastings Banner on hchdmbd aim ■VB8CRIFTI0N receive some Prince Charming and hla bride "to live happily ever after." Each chair, cabinet, table and divan as well as each etabcratc bit of moulding, omatc doorway, carved paneling and mural paint- craftsmanship of the era. AU th all. Schloss Llndeihof te a story book castle come to life. A furriter cxAinpla of Uita lin- any sort a difficult Item t6 find Rudi said Uui there waa no obtained. U is good for a lifetime or until kjst ar MMper.ded through able atravagance Is Uie Blue Uiis cleanllncwL You can SUH pilch a cigar or cigarette butt Into the other requirement ta adequate in­ surance. It caught driving without proper insurance, your license te hundred men te bored for u year to have developed a maw pride in , rus<d into Germany. Uie Austrian to construe! this unbelievably rea­ guard chocked Rudi's Insurance listic "cavern" roll of It located above ground >. complete with ata- <xtey disposal of trash simply U tw>{ card to see if it compiled with . tacUte*. stalagmite*. a Urge pond done. The Tyrol countryside and- Uie at Uie German outpost Uie guard and a thirty-six foot ceiling, a* a proper setting (or a presentation vUlagta. hamlets and clUta offer checked to aec if U compiled with a spectacular example of how a German rcgulallons. In Austria, a cenUy composed by his friend. naturally lovely arm can be further driver's license te difficult to come Wagner. Unfortunately, when this bcauuned by unlveraal co-operation by *nd easy to lose. coaUy project was completed, a test Innsbruck 1* one of Austria's totally unfit for any kind of a work of many. But judgbig from noted educational and culturalwcQmuslcal production. So. the Grotto. Uie rtsulte evident everywhere, tent. Scholara and artiste are the was closed and never used Ogatnl Ui'tt are few "bad of the heroes here rather than soldiers At the Parte world exposition ot littering sort in the entire Tyrol 1 and statesmen. Nearing completion tn thia city of about IOOjOOO (not large by European atandardai ta kiosk that King Ludwig bought and We never tired ot looking at the ahat Will be one of the largest had transported and reassembled tiny fields, extending for up Uw mountainsides. Uiat the thrifty Ty­ elaborate fountain and other jewel- rolese farmers culUvate with such people of the Tyrol region, as well story of the Schloss was not a like furnishings, all In keeping with happy one despite its beauty and Uie Moorish theme. The total cost perfection. King Ludwig, a con­ firmed bachelor. never took a King Ludwig died young, the fairyland setting he had con- victim of a drowning that may AMtMICAN HLWSPAPU Mandate ’ that made the Bourbon kings notorious Alter living in the Schloss lor only a ehort time, he tired of Uie place, dosed .everything EDITORIAL up tightly and uirned hte attention to constructing a newer and more perfect architectural plaything. Oetre* NATIONAL oclieve. prearranged by those driven by desperation to thus re­ lieve Bavaria's crusJUng burden o! taxation. The facade of beauty of the inner tragedy for the rrsUma king poorly. But there is a happy sequel. A* Ingrid pointed out. the Schlcu now and is a writable gold mine in that it attracts an ever growing volume of tourist trade from which Doth Uie state and the citizen* bene­ fit Tiie motives of King Ludwig II CORNER [WALNUT AND S. JEFFERSON I HASTINGS A family picnic in the Tyrol* ta something very *P«lal. That we wr. iuiu »**>. Then on to Vienna, with an as­ tanll «n TUr.W'W a»sist from Rudi, who helped us get cuiM-lvrs and our luggage into tlic tlaugitu r and Lui in Innsbruck. With the Boucck Uun ' family in Rudik station wagon, we proper. eompa.-tmerU on Uie proper . Kstemuno. Otlrcr bye. but now neither Innsbruck nor ’ omte c,l Benton Harbor, and KJ lovely portions of Uw Tyrol coun­ our friends, the Souccks. seem as Chung Hong, a Korean atud«» try. jxuu a targe Inland biktf. much al Wertcrn Michigan Uniytrt ty. like Torch lake except that It was Ki also spent a week with w Ln a mountain, rather than a wood­ Prtslngvm before school op«wa jin the fill and joins U»«n on land setting, end then parked near ’other special occasion* wore lilted to a high valley con­ taining many prepared hiking trulls Rotarians Rerir Report on Japan "nim HaJ^^nST1 Members of Ute Hastings Ro- 'recent vuitoro al t he Itaucr tary Club reoMVed a first hand, »rne were V‘.ctor report on life in Japan at their I Woodland, and Mr. n d Mrs. Susi nre already experienced UUle regular Monday noon luncheon Robert Baley ot Greenville, hikers and Rudi tuid Ingrid have meeting lield at the Hotel HasMA and Mrs Richard Sunn, • | and family of VermonlvUie wyre taken them on many lengthy Uipo tings. The speaker was l.lJI Tanaka. Saturday evening adlera at the a Rotary Fellow now atudyirjg ! Jama Britten and Robert Britat Westerri Michigan Unlver- , ten limnes. "marked trail" corers a variety of slty. He also has a Fulbright ’ xt the John Mahler home over conditions, some of them being scholarship. tlw Thanksgiving holidays were Tanaka briefly told about the his sistas. Mm. Otto Kehrt-r of very dIfficuli to negotiate. Even on economy of Japan, and compared New York City and Mrs H C. the standard of living there with Hope of Pontiac, and nl»«> hl* as .in Invaluable addition to the is always essential. Although there' the VB economy. He pointed out nephew, Mr. and Mi» Rotwrt IscilitlM of the excellent medical were many families tn this-high Uiat the average wage in*Amer- Hope and family of Pontine, is done by hand. Yields are not school of the University of Innv valley on that particular Sunday. tea would be considered a very. While they we* here they nchigh Income in Japan. rompanlid the Malilera to Harbountiful in terms of Liborvond He added that- while American bur Springs to visit their mother, Ume expended However, on land dustry in Uie Inns river valley and students often eumplaln of food Mrs. Ida Hurd. that otherwise might be gutted of course much agricultural ___ served ir. In tmlvzridty university dcrmltortra. dormitories. _____ _____ pro- picked out a lovely secluded ri»*> jigpvzd wr, gnd Mrs. Chrte Katclrf-le ... enjoyed Uie food----------as being w--very - QIOf Grw Lake and'Mra MargU'with the ugly scars of erosion., go. despite its exceptional to enjoy the lunch that Ingrid had he KOod and <nd plentiful. »lcntlrul Hu. Kaccbele visited visited the the Floyd Floyd I1 flu, thcee mountaineer farmers produce n1tur>i attnicUans, tourism U se- "packed " tor us Although thou- good Tanaka, who was employed at wtllL-wna mcr the weekend, and « «"•> ~»«w nan, bui on. ot tniunnxk. n«W the Tokio Marine and Fire In- ,t walt a jpeemj occaMon a* they ollheiulMn-nnenrrttv. wmpu tll¥1(W lotnr p,,,. surance Company before coming, mended me christening of their oi -U rawrraUon U». .Un «M., v.„.ul C,MU1 whlt„ nm Ore. In­ was none of Uie usual picnic debris! here, is studying American ccon- ncphw and grandson. Mattte-w omy and the international cur- R^n,. willteon. Mt the HinMlale to th. tout, ot the counUrtO. .tUnttai th-omh th. in sight. The area was ax clean rency system. ^^rIlxxlte•. Church. He was introduced to Uie Ho- Me’«xu» vn.ucn. military feata ot the Tyrolean pa­ and spotless as though it had never Rudi told us that a driver's li­ triot. Andreas Hoffer, who twice before been used We scrambledI tartans by James Chase. entertained ids fatter. Myron Dciienu of Kankakee. IU. Mix cense ta quite hard to come by tn drtrotrd the invading srmlm of about the trails a bit. occasionally The William Garrison family Napoleon, is now in this modem getting a glimpse of rock climbers ot Jackson visited the Marshall Deneau'a mother. Mm. Helen SptLbury of Chicago and Mr. high up on the cliffs or atop Uic take* months of study to prepare era. a center of..many varied and -— —— -r —------------------ —<• — Furrow family over, the weekend and Mrs. Howard Jameson and for the written portion of the exam dznincant actlvIUcs. even though ' peaks. Where do the hours go. on and their mother. Mrs. Freeman family for dinner on Thank*£lv. Furrow, who is with the Mar­ and in addition there are the rood ine plcturesqoe charm ot Uie place 1 a trip like this? All too soon. It Fliajj Furrows. !««•______________ . experienced mountaineers should TIMED FOR YOUR GIFT BUYING SPREE END OF THE MONTH SPECIALS wrong. He took tram his subjects to satisfy his extravagant testes, giving nothing In return. But beon perfection regardleaa of cost, he produced something of enduring worth, whose value will grow with Uie passing yean, Thus, although King Ludwig didn't plan it that Thoughtful Pre-orranging the funeral serv­ once burdened with Intolerable texes are now benefiting from the perfection of the things he built tor himself at Uielr expense. A glowing example t of poetic justice! ices ls a thoughtful move.' It lets Garmbch. Obt-nunmentau and Decision one make decisions now which others dividends on a trip that took-.us mostly through Uie lovely Tyrol countryside which. In addition to being scenic, la undoubtedly one of would have to make later. Our coun­ sel on th'srnatter is offered without cost or obligotion. discarded bottle, paper carton or other trash of the type that te all too common along Uie highways over here— and in most other coun­ tries. too. for that matter, the little villages and through which we passed, litter LE0I1HRD05G00D -funerialJJonie CHARLES H. LEONARD Personal Mention slreets and sidewalks had a frenlilysuept look, llils also held true in the diy of Innsbruck, where even JACK D OSGOOD Ladies COATS Reg. $59.98 100% cashmere, two styles, tuxedo and button front, block and beige. Sizes 8-18 \ Now Ladies Sweaters Values to $12.98 One group — Sizes 34-40 Broken sizes ond styles . . Cordigons and slipovers. »6°° Now Ladies HOSE Nylon, seamless $44°° Now 2 Pr- M00 '. . Shades of Values to $14.98 $265 $900 nylon, cotton, jerseys, etc. Broken to . sizes. Reg. $1.98 Ladies HALF SLIPS u $100 Now ’ | In white and pastels. Loce trimmed or tailored. Sizes S. 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Dr. Wander will take part in an International Medical meeting while in M<xitrtsd The Standees wtU return next after stopping in Chi ­ cago for several days an route $59.88 TILT-BACK LUXURY ROCKERS Mrs Digory McEwan ot Chicago arrived Tuesday to visit bar daugh­ ter and family, the Jack EchUnaui for the rest of the weak. Mr Mr Ewan Joined the family on Thunday, Ttemkagtvtng Day. and visited S s34.88 5-PIECE ncaday through Sunday -nw Sue and Dsther Krrlder of Lancaster. Pa. started thrlr motor trip home Saturday morning after visiting Mrs W. D Fully ru-.untecd name brand, multi-coiled uni-. While they I*- Completely fIni hed wIOU anywhere. BEG. $139.50.. INNERSPRING ODD CHESTS ft a A �Women's Club of Dr. Dahlman Weds Ruth Ann Thomas In Lutheran Rites Try Roasting By Thermometer For More Accuracy Society newS Vermontville to I Sr..*of Marshall, and Dr. Albert E. Dahlman. son of the late Mr. and Mr*. Eric Dahlman of Spring Lake, were united in marriage at 2 p.m. Saturday. Nov. 27. in the Zion Lutheran Church. Marshall. The Rev T. R. Taytnwaki per- . Taka U* guerawork out of nautirw n.rata, says noted meat Meet on Monday Jonathan Haynrr i“d hi* f I rat birthday on Tuesday, Nov. 30. and to celebrate Uw ocouion hi* parent*. Hie David Haynera. in­ vited Ills grandparents, the Bur­ dette Haynera. and the Duane Millers, and hl* aunt*, Linda Monday. Dec. fl. In the Griswold and Arloa Haynrr. for a party on room of the Congregational Church at 7 p m. Saturday evening. The family ot Mrs. Mary Gib. son gsthen-d at lier homo on Sunday evening to help her cele­ brate her birthday. cooking, and brings to the table a ro«X which actually weigh* ■ more. is Juicier and tastier All . of this odd* up to more meat na well aa better quality. i Viola E. O'Connor and Loyal L. Bennett were united in mar­ riage at 2 P*n. Saturday. No*. 13, al the home of her sister. Mr. and Mr*. Rex Pennington Rl ftweport. north of Carbon Center.. The Rev. George Elliott performed the double ring reremany Jh the presence of 32 Mr. and Mr* Alfred Altoft. R3 HoMlngs. are the parents of tlie bride: and Mr. and Mfa. Gordon Bennett. 12 Myrtle Ave. Battle Creek, are the parents of the groom. Blue and white mum* were used for thr cmtcrpl<v‘'4 Shirley Hawk* sang and played tier 12th birthday Friday. Nov. 27, by attending Hr Hasting* High 'School basketball goma 'Willi her guest* After the game It was back to Cindy's houao for n .dumber party. Of course there were pizza*, cokes and Hie play­ ing of record* before there waa The bride, given in marriage Man™»UJC. ENGAGED—Mr. and Mrs. Harry by her father, wore a streetmanured meat IT. Burke of 635 W. Madison are length draws of white aatln. with . __ — mvap*. n roll alrtw anrt nversklrt. nf net Viola E. O'Connor, Loyal. L Bennett Exchange Vows Personal Mention ' onlv lone enough to roost It South America Ml» Burke, a ™rK to dry T out graduate of Hasting. High re.eiTht iceived Her B*A and MX. tn Er.gtemirature or daMichigan Stole Uruver-he otlwr ‘‘ty and u now teaching Engll*h in Ravemwood High School. Palo Alto. Calif. where she ha* been living for the post year and a half. Mr. Oumudo received his IBB. from tlie University of San Francisco and hi* MB. from the I University of Idaho m mathemalic* and is presently an appli- Mr. and Mn>. Jim Morgan and Mrs. Kathryn Wood were in Pennsylvania over the Thanks­ giving holidays. Paul Miller, brother of the Mrs. Frank Mosher spent the Thanksgiving week with the Don groom, wa* UW. man. For her daughter's wedding. Mrs Altoft chow a gray wool drun and her corsage was of white carnation*. The groom* Methodist Church At Middleville Is Nuptial Setting MonSy Chrystal Case Attends Dance Masters Convention talned her Hoipltal Guild Group Wednesday evening. Dec. 1. at Miss Judy Park and Michael ftdiv untU UUled P,U1 Bry‘nl and Anne for ’ dmner on ntonaagmng. The bride was graduated from Marshall High School and iia* been employed ns secretary to Provides the Most in Switch-abouts this Season |Cobled Tennis Slipover Sweater of 100% wool in sizes 34-0. Fitted Bermudas of 100% wool in Bennett, grandmother of the groan from Grand Haren. Other guests from Grand Haven were Mr. and Mrs Payne Bennett and family. Mrs. Donald Bennett. Jr. and daughter. Mra WIUls Caln and Mrs. Joseph Dallas, uncle The Harry Woods entertained and aunt* of the groan Thaw for Thanksgiving on -Bunday, their gucsto being Mr and Mrs. Virginia Harry Wood. Jr. and family and Mr. and Mrs. Larry Fcmhotto of Double Ring Rites Unite Couple at wome in Hastinos by Mrs. John Tucker. Mrs. Lyle Shreve. Mn Roger. Dahlman. Mrs. Roger Bolling and Mr and empire simple but imprc.-nivr wedding ceremony on Saturday. No*. 27. shtn Geraldine Hussey or Char- Ringo-Swingo Club Fetes 23 Guest Couples Saturday The Ringo - Swlngn Square Dance Club enjoyed wall to wall square dancing again Saturday evening at Northeastern School as 23 guest couples from aneu This Christmas give him the satin bow at the empire waist­ line. Her heodpieoe wm fashion­ ed with net arid a green velvet cabbage rose, and she carried a Escorted by her sons. Lyn and cascade bouquet of red ruses,1 Gerald Hiwey. tlie bride chose a white carnations and ivy. midnight blue velvet, street since 1664 sizes 5-15. Many More Mix and Match Magic Garments Lovely' Luncheon . . . . " Honors Mannings On Silver Jubilee the nuUd of honor's and she car-1 Tied a .cascade bouquet of red ’ i roam, white carnations and ivy. Steven Ames, son of Mr. and Mra. Lawrence Ames. wasCthpThe lovely luncheon served at ringbearer. Mr. and Mrs. UTw-; , . TO OUR PRESCRIPTION CUSTOMERS The Bonnet & Gown •• sums. Tlie reception was held in the coming from Battle Creek, Burl­ church parlors Immediately fol­ ington. Freeport and Hastings towing the ceremony. Mrs. Jerry Bradley ot Has­ to jiln the Mannings and make I the occasion a very ipecial one. tings pounxi the coffee. Mum Shop Alma Fingleton The festive touch poured tlie punch. Miss Vondyi Stamm of Hastings was in charge of tlie guest book. Mrs. I Neal Dingman and Mis* Par Stamm word the wedding cake and MLct Judy Brant and Mrs. Richard Earner were In charge Let oar expert styliaU put your hair in shape for the holiday fes­ tivities with an exciting new of baby * pink rose* . Tlw- bridal couple Is nowresid­ ing at 40$ East Green Street. Hosting* Oout-of-town guests were from Grand Rapids, Ada, Caledonia. Wayland. Vermontville. Hastings. Lonalng. Bottle Crek and Mitill- hairdo for anjr LET US PRICE and FILL YOUR NEXT PRESCRIPTION • FREE Prescription Delivery. • Accredited Charge Accounts Invited. • Yearly Prescription Records to Every Customer on Request. occasion I Bali Hoi' Hair Style of the Month Mrs. John McLean and childrrn were Thanksgiving curst*' of her parents. the Ftorrrat John«o». John was ctoer hunting Thanksgiving week. Mr. and Mra Ernest Morgan. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Morgan and family. Karen and u® Morgan, Mr. and Mrs Wayne Wood of Boragn. Tim Wood of Lansing were entertained for Thanksgiv­ ing dinner at Uie Clinton Brill’ home on E Brogan Rood. LAPO DRUGS We are celebrating otw.firtnd Opening with a drawing ’{or Free Gift* to be held on Wednesday. December 22 The] r|n Gift. a Man's Butova Watch; 2nd Gift - a Ladies* Rulova Watch; jrd Gift: a G.E. Decorator Clock; 4th Gilt y;inu-< Rated*Pearls ly Dcltah;,5tlj,Gift: a Norelco F):p-Top ••,.<cd>1 VVJnu- voile name it it is not in tlie h.x * Hodges JEWELRY AGENCY Established 1931 144 IAST Stan STRICT hastinos, Michigan �Burdett Cotant re and lira. Wm.Wrwftt. Chartone of and Marilyn of Grand Ledge. tnsir parents. rl!! Karehar. Women's Club Io Have Christmas Engagement Told ttwtf d ■£ eluding her liroUwr and family, Uie Jack Neisjns from South Bend. Ind, and Uie Cook's daughter and family, tins Roger .’nr:,', nf xr.BT... lx mitlttert Photographs are always welcome High ScllOOl Olid WOtka for the i‘ra,ui °"°m •nd wanted is Christmis gifts vidusl portraits or family groups. Richard Shuster have planned “ — narrative with music. I Rob«« Cary. Wilbur Birk, Stanley imlngx, Mrs. William Brad Mra Bruce ____ ______ WteweU, Mrs. Robert Hoillrter. Mm. Sidney Mra Christmas gift*. Wo ra happy Photo Greeting Cards, too! WSCS Plans Pine . . , _ And Holiy,Tea Tlie Woman's Society of Chris- dirt Church will have a Pine and Holly Silver Tea. Wednesday. Dec. 8. at 1 pm. Officers ask oil members to bring a guest to see the pictures dicr School far B-83's. and upon1 Reynolds and Debbie were also! Tufwiav Nov 16 Dcrothv Eftcompletion at this schooling with them for the afternoon and 1 vcnK daughter of Mr snrf'frH, will return to New HampalUxe. lunch. The Robert Reynolds were j ; Htevens and David E. Ako M the Rlchud Kenfleld: again guests of the Pullers Pullen on onL , 8lamm of ,itr Sunday. Buert* at the Dr. Douglas Castle- Mr. and .Mra. "Budd' Hauschdd Tlie Jerry Geisers entertained ■ and family. • their daughters, Mr. and Mra. ■dlst Church. Ralph Culver of Nashville. and hero from Sandusky. Ohio, and spent Thanksgiving and Friday Mr. and Mra. Donald Pickard, others InduONL tbs Jack Bay with tibeir daughter, Mr. and for dinner Thanksgiving Day. immedla'.c families. 8ft. Utd Ifta. family and Mm H. A. Adrounte Mra. Frank VaheU of Wllmuigand daughter. Brenda, are here wedding dinner was Michael AdMrs. Stanley Halsey and two from Syracuse, N.Y, vtolling his parents, the Ben lUzeimycrs. ...cruairen oi unonoue viancu ner home Monday. amer. Ulc CaI1 Kings, on Tucs- and his ntoters, the Henry Gib­ sons and the Donald DocUtlcs There was a family gathering day. Mr. and Mrs. Clarance Gilding for the turkey and goose dinner Art Logan was home from OoUcckb tar the ThanksglvThaniuglv- were guests of her sister, the at the Dick Shusters. Including Alma C «b for all of the grandparents from'tog holidays, and his roommate. Harold Spicers of Linden, from Wednesday until Saturday. Sun­ day guests of the Gildings were Bally, Katie and Jimmy. Germaine M. Maurer Pledges Troth to Thomas L. Davis rills were ids porente Grund Ledge. sey and Lauretta were Thanks­ Among those at the J. Franklin Ixuislng for dinner. On Saturday giving dinner guests at the Lewis Huntleys were her ulster and family from Kalamazoo and tlie Grand Rapids. Dr. and Mra. Wm. Helrigel Rev. Lowed McCarty. spent Thanksgiving week in Mil­ Tiumksglving dinner Mr. and waukee with their daughter and Mrs. Kenneth Bentley and cldl- son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Charles R- Olbia, arid family. dren of Bob Bhaultls, who is attending Britten and children, Lawrenco giving holldaya with his parents, Shc la a Senior majoring in mu­ Mr. and Mra Robert Shaultls. sic at Aquinos College in Grand Rapids. Mr. Davis is a graduate Don BrUCcn and Cathy were Mike entertained Saturday with a family dinner In honor of their Mra Elizabeth Martin enter* WHITE’S ’’"SL®™** 107 S. J.Heraon Dorothy Stevens And David Sfamm sn-'z ^^e^SiK.'^M^K.’KLSpeak Their Vows, A., always Thanksgiving Day from the Pease Air Force Hase found family gatherings abound- tn New Hampshire are vislung ’ Farrough ot Alma. Time to arrange for ChriM TOT HMTTNGS BANNER—» । Thanksgiving Sees I persona/ Mention Pam Family» Gatherings 1-' - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 5“!^ Haitingt man. Italian and English origin. hunting. Vegetables Add CoIorand Flavor To All Meals Unlveralty of Michigan Medlool Center. ’ for CHRISTMAS b lend their natural color to the tliey bring extra, apaxkle to Were Open till SWEATERS by Arrow, Campus Cucumbers. usually eaten raw. and Van Heusen 9:00 We hove them oil . . . Your favorite weight ond EVENINGS knit, color and combination. Cardigans, Crews, V-Necks UNTIL spectollMa cugtoeaed salads with such greens iu. romaine, and Zip-Fronts. CHRISTMAS Prien itort Lay-Away Now! ar tough from the Navy. Those at­ tending were Mrs. Ruth Winks. Mr. -and Mra. Cleo Haywood. Mr. and Mrs. Stan Snyder and Larry, foe dinner Thanksgiving. Tura- Mr. and Mra. Robert Denny and day lunch guests were Mra. 'Mar­ tin's sister, Mra. Helen Wroalaakl Bawdy and Mrs. Keith Mead, all The Tbcmappte Garden Club of Hopkins, and Mra. Betty of Hastings. Christmas tour will be Thursday, Moore. Thanksgiving Day guest of her daughter, Mr. and Mrs Kenneth Reynolds, of Bedford. Saturday, Mra. Edmonds was a dinner guest of her daughter, Mri and taurant at 106 Jefferson. 8X. Mra. Arthur Stanley, of Wall Lake. Mr. and Mra. Harley HUI of ed their family on Thanksgiving Bedford visited Mra. Lulu Ed­ Merrill Karcher.' Wl 8-3038. monds Friday evening. Monday. Nov. 33. Mr. and Mra. Thanksgiving dinner guests at Howard Edmonds of R4 and Mr. and Mra. Allan McDonald and Marriage Licenses Lloyd Huvers. In the afternoon Mrs. Lulu Edmouds helped their they visited the Gordon Fuhrs granddaughter and great-grand­ daughter. Btacy Shane Whiting, celebrate her third birthday in and Mra. Ken ("Corky") Hamp Battle Creek. It wu also Mrs. McDonald's birthday. Houseguests of the William Thornapple Garden Club Plans Tour Of G.R. Museum. Rapids were evening gurets. Iceberg lettuce. And if you really Ute Your family some Mra. Donald Hanson ot Chelsea. »»vto au««. Hssiiacs....... fraternity tv-atees at Alma Col­ The fellows went deer hunting. sw»»u:^u»rtta«« .. lege arrived on Wednesday at The Eugene Heniser family ;**«■ caiwaur, hmubse spent the Thanksgiving week- liras wutoa*.-iimom* .... their guest until Bunday. Also end wlUi tier mother. Mra.: «—,■■■ joining llietn for Thanksgiving Wayne Inglaston. at Beulah. Ir-ulgL.Xg xutora. Charge Account Vegetables are Velour PULLOVERS Patients Like Tasty Foods Of Hospitals Those luxuriously soft Iweaters and shirts that Popular cranberry and ’8” $1.75 »mi SHAVE & COLOGNE JADE EAST day they accompanied hto par­ ents and sister. Mr. and Mrs the difficulty starts. Hermann Botteher and Cindy to Canton, Ohio, where they spent tlans at The lean Medical the weekend with their former neighbors, the Robert Spitlers. Overnight guests on Wednes­ day at the Albert Fredenburg from $2.50 to $3.50 TIES Cbt'^w™ by Wembley Nancy NielMi, Mr. and Mrs. James Matthews and from Lake It takes more than matliemaUcs to convert a "hrepital-siae" recipe to individual household use. Over the post 10-IB years, hos­ pital food 11X5 undergone massive Thanksgiving dinner guest of change*, and all for the better. Professional dietitians now cat«- to the preferences of patients, and Lafayette Unlveralty in Eastern Pennsylvania over the Thanks­ giving holiday and Marjorie At- antique gold. NEW BLACK WATCH Perkins. Melinda Hawthorne of Alma Colleg4 accompanied Mra. Seifert and spent the Thanks­ giving holidays with her mother, Mra. Leslie Hawthorne. 1 Dinner gutsto of Mr. and Mra NorvtU Nle&en on Thanksgiving Take the Medical Center's baked custard recipe—a favorite among lhe 4.000 staff members and vtdlora who eat In the hospital's cafeteria every day. Hie 240-poruon custard recipe calls for 8’4 quarts of frozen whole eggs, which the Medical Center buys to 30-pound cans, equivalent by Van Heusen MltuUonal than which is not avail­ able to most housewives, the food specialists point out. Before adjusting the yield of any recipe, the U-M dietitians suggest converting all measured ingredients to weight In pounds and ounces. SPORT SHIRTS Our collection includes the stripes sroo BANKETTE, a delicacy, mad filled with rich almond paste FRIDAY & SATURDAY Baker's Dozen Day You buy One Doxen and get “13." Coffee Coke, »«• 58c; «->•«. 32c Cookie Day Every Wed. 4 dox- '■ $1 CHRISTMAS HOLIDAY DRAWING—With eadi DALE’S BAKE SHOP Music Center 138 W. State Your Musical Gift Headquarters dietitians PAJAMAS 1 lb, $1.35; 2 lbs.. $2.65; 5 lbs.. $6.45 . also a gift boxed 1 lb., 6 oxs. $1.90. W<W custard for Dad and the kiddles. 6 Special care* must be exercised in the use of spica. They caution housewives to adjust these accord­ ing to taste rather than anthmcuc. Mixing qnd cooking times will also vary with quantity and the stae of the utensil used. Remember that It takes heat mgre ijme-to and sfriall patterns as well os the plain colors with dignified design. We hove wools .In the popular heather colprVtop. Guitars $22.95 $147.50 t likes $5.95 - $42.50 ful mlection of L.F.’i & Stereo L.P.’a. The latest in top 45’«. Ai school children settle down 10% Down Billing January 1966 CLEVELANDS. MEN'S AND BOYS' WEAR Christmas L.P.'s and teachers are concerned about the “fourth ft”—rheumatic fever. M estimates that more than 1 HOODOO Americans over 18 have 99c up Large Selection of Sheet special targets of this cruel <^iaeasc which peaks in mid-winter, says the Mtehhnm Heart Associ­ ation. a Michigan United Fund agency. Streptococcal infections —"strep" sore throau and scarlet fever — can lead to rheumatic fever and heart disease, cause of more long-term disablement in children than any other disease The Michigan Heart Association. High Fashion Music and Music Books Stereo Portable Accessories for All Slim Design in Instruments Phono and Tape f Accessories B bou’ll love our BAKED GOODS Dale's Holiday Fruit Cake Mrs. Albert Fredenburg. Sr, of Brighton; hto brother, Phillip, of Rochester, and his grandmother, I Mrs. Lottie Warden, of Penton.1 and Arrow DRESS SHIRTS 5S* Modal 331 Only *75«> �t-•Tint HASTINGS BANNER DIAMOND STYLIST PRESENTS $100,000 worth of DIAMONDS DEC. 3rd-4th FEATURING THOMAS M. JOHNSON Gemologist and President of the Park Avenue Firm of J. Milhening, Inc (Style Leaders Since 1870) to ASSIST and ADVISE and DESIGN Creoted by . . Patrick J. GILMORE Remove your treasured heirlooms from the safety deposit box and let Gilmore's design you a new 1966 creation. 1 CARAT “A STYLE FOR EVERY TASTE SOLITARE A PRICE FOR EVERY PURSE" Priced from $15.00 • $1,000.00 Priced at DIAMOND Pendants and Earrings Round Brilliants *39” Marquises Pear Cut Emeralds cmcraias $s aaaOO Diamond & Pearls $59500 ELEGANCE IN 'PERFECT TOTAL WEIGHTS A gift treasured ot any age and forever modern" 1 Carat *33750 M Carat *261’° '/i Carat $4 0150 10/ %• Carat LUvU *99 SPECIAL" SELECTION OF DIAMONDS Marquise Diamond can Legion. National-HehablU- 1 Ho predicta Prof. Stanford half-parked sedan, attempted to tatlon, state medical, pharma­ ceutical, nurses. and medical as­ sistants. farm bureaus, service noted no odor of liquor. Then. In clubs, and the President's Com­ the flickering light from the tav­ mittee for the Employment of ern sign, he saw a steel bracelet study by the student will the Handicapped. Many are ac- dependent 1 wtllie wrist that hung over the lively assisting Ln our education- 1 steering wheel. al program, some providing em- dom," 1 The bracelet bore the Medic blems to the indigent. students In the more challenging Alert “Staff of Aesculapius" on Medic Alert haa already saved ; one side, and on the other, "DI- countless lives. But perhaps more giving strength to their edu­ important ta the fact that It haw and Tlie student summoned an am-1 given peace of mind to over cations] aspirations" Haw about technological aids far balance Instead of a police wa­ 130.000 persona who have a "hid­ Instruction » The book will con­ gon, The young man ta alite to- den medical problem " Wearers tinue to be the most versatile of Medic Alert are assured that A young man. unconscious but wherever they are, whatever oc­ technological aid fur teaching and learning." believe* Ericksen. superficially cut alter an auto- curs. their conditions and case "However, libraries an? already histories will be known to liie Medic Alert bracelet with the medical personnel attending storing Information tn several other farms "tapes' will become a fa­ word "Hemophiliac." He ta alive them. miliar reference term us stialriita today. I As the Medic Alert Foundation A Naval officer, allergic to was established lb provide pro­ retrieve knowledge from audio .tapes, video tape., magnetic com­ penicillin, tell seriously 111 in the lection for those with medical , , The appropriate use puter tapgs. Panama Canal Zona He ta alive. problems, utmost speed ta «n-!{J these new modes of presenting An epileptic in Ohio hod been ployed in processing member- iof > uUonnatl(M1 mittt T t be guided by the thrown into Jail twice during . swne sameprlnrlpie-s principlesth. that now determine seizures, mistaken for a. drunk, ,,,ps . Complete information and the proper use of a book, the labo­ and hovered near death. Since applications may be membership ratory, the reference library, or tlie obtaining a Medic Alert bracelet, he has been rushed to hospitals, obtained at the Medic Alert ex­ ittxmry stacks." hibit at the Barry County Fair, I Instead. He ta alive today. A student nurse at Stanford sponsored by Carlton Orange, or by writing to: Medic Alert, Tur ­ I University had once lived with addition to faculty espandon we the knowledge that a standard lock. California. In the Foundation's flies arc post-injury tetanus shot would be a death sentence. She need hundreds of letters of heartfelt thanks, Many begin, "Before I never worry again. The student nurse was pretty Linda Collins of- Turlock. Calif. go out alone. . . ." Meat ot them Her father. Dr Mkrion Collins, made a bracelet for her to wear good work you are doing!" ' Ericksen believe:, the next few at all times—and thus launched 'years will bring efforts to improve the Medic Alert program. Today, over 130.000 Americans I utilising teaching uMutanta. “The wear the Indestructible steel and discussion group will probably re­ silver. The basic membership fee main an integral part of the Inof $5 Or is a one time fee and includes the stainless steel em-. classes will usually be taught by blem. Memberships with sterling graduate-student teaching fellows.” silver emblem are 1750. he says. Internationa! In scope, affiliate , "College students should have the organisations of the nonprofit I opportunity in the ctawoom to Medic Alert Foundation already ।cause ot blindness in the United npnas. to discuss, and to reflect have been established in Canada. States, accounts for nearly 14 New Zealand. Spain, the Nether- ;percent of ail loot of sight. Glau­ and alternative interpretations. The lands. Phillpptne$r-and the Uni- <coma in its meat common form teaching skills necessary to lead a ted Kingdom /dnd Republic of ,con destroy vision atowly and stimulating dtocuvion yecUon Ireland. New branches arc being :painlessly. sometimes without may neg always require the sub­ formed In mark other countries j ject-matter expertness of a PhD. 'There is IIttlX point in medl- . cal science devAoplng miracu- । Many departments are already lous drugs if they are not ad­ A leader In glaucoma dctec- beginning to explore better ways ministered properly, or in time," । to uae the teaching assistant as an Dr Collins says. "Yet. often, the (tiortal Society for the Provenattending physician or passersby ।Uon of Blindness catlmale* that graduate students, he points out. have no way of knowing about .more t h a n 1.375.000 American the victim s medical problem." . The Michigan Heart Associa­ Dr. Collins estimates that one tion. a Michigan United Fund member tn every American fami­ agency, say's the early warning ly suffers from some "hidden , medical problem." In the event been found to strike about two signals that should alert parents of shock, delirium, unconscious- 1 to the possibility that a "strep" Infection ta present are: sudden ness or coma when such persons cannot communicate their medi- irreversible; of 101 degrees or mere, sore neck glands,^nd pain upon swallow­ tendance, ‘delayed or Improper ing. Foi1 these, cal! the doctor. medical treatment could be fatal Chronic illnesses such as dia­ therefore. te vital to preventing betes. epilepsy apd heart condi­ blindness. The N6PB had listed Friday thru Sunday tions are not the only problems. 40 03 Uie critical age for adulta Authorities estimate that one to begin having regular biennial person in every ten ta allergic examinations for glaucoma, but to horse serum, which ta the base of routinely administered ।antitoxins for lockjaw and as a significant factor In glau­ diphtheria One person in twenty coma and u yearly examination has or will develop an allergy to is suggested for those in whose penicillin. family there have been cases pf Thousands more may die from glaucoma. L | injections of morphine, novoGlaucoma te a disease characcalne, or even aspirin trrlzed by an inerrtue in fluid Wearers of contact lenses, over I four million of them in the Unl। ted States, need such identlflcatlon. They may lose their vision dear, watery liquid called the If the lenses are not removed aqueous. ContUnwuaJy throughLaryngectomee ("neck breath­ ers"'. arthritlcs and rheumatics produced within thia tiny cham­ I requiring cortisone, and victims ber. flow* through tt to help ' of some 190 other medical or nourish the cornea, and then congenital conditions also need drains through a minute natural medical problem identification. A serial number is assigned to each member. All Medic Alert „ bracelets and necklaces carry the /it member's serial number and a blocked. If this happens, the Mtf telephone number besides the T? flash warning of the medical Kins to exert pressure within the 11A problem. The telephone number eye. This pressure ta transmitted is that ot the Central Answering Service In the Foundation's Tur­ to the retina which contains lock, California headquarters sensitive nerve cells and fibers where the medical records of that relay light stimuli through the optic nerve to the brain. members are filed. I The added protection of Ute Central Answering Service is In­ eluded in the one-time member- cells with each cell destroyed, a I ship fee. The Infflnnatlon In these records, .cross-filed under Io* forever. Eventually the enthe name and serial number, b Glaucoma cannot yet be cured, available to physicians and other TECHNICOLOR* authorised personnel on a 24­ but If detected and treated tn hour, collect call basis, Thus the Medic Alert Founda­ A Shocking, Yet Superb tion member wearing his Medic Adult Drama . . . For Alert emblem has available, and cation. as close as the nearest telephone, Tho Mature Viewer Only The 4H Clubs are valtmble to any attending physician as much of his medical record that tralnlng grounds for the Nation's 1 he wishes to record with the youth. More than 23 million I Strand of Hastinos Centra! -------- ...... Answering File. „v. men and women liavc been 4H । an *i An A charitable, nonprofit foun- members. the collector Sound Financing - One Year to ^5,000, Future atmtente are likely to gain my ot General Practice and numeroua associations as follows: dependent study glvca profeawn: International Chiefs of Police. 1greater freedom National Sheriffs. International , At the same time, certain eduFire Chiefs, International First WILLIAM WYLER'S FREE DRAWING on S10O«> Diamond Necklace Diamond Cluster elation, Medic Alert haa been en- Glaucoma May Ma Be Controlled By Treatment Worlds Most Wanted Diamond'! Artist Series Automation Use Gives Teachers Greater Freedom downtown. Irate drivers blasted their horns as a green sedan slowed down, then weaved er­ ratically toward the curb where a neon sign blinked -Tavern." Passersby looked, sniffed In disgust, and went on. Eventually a medical student. JEWELER FRIDAY-SATURDAY ‘Medic Alert9- The New Emblem That Saves Lives . ’4,500 >c<«<c>c<««<c<kwa<c<c'««<s v CAN SANTA HELP YOU GET "OH’S AND AH'S" 2.35 ct § Necklace Pear Shape Diamond...... *1,600 Pendant "Golden Yellow' Diamond Earrings Persian Beige Diamond DECORATIONS? ’12,500 Green Diamond *2,500 FROM YOUR CHRISTMAS *1,000 No, of Course Not! But. . . Horm & Betty >y«« m„,,, no,Hni of The Hostings Flower Shoppe Emerald Cui Diamond 1.33 ct. *1,750 CAN! •Choose a centerpiece or arrangement that follows Her Diamond Dreams Come True" | greens. It Will have the “Artist" Toucj^ Cfmliiuis "And. of course, our traditional natural green wreaths" . I ! �Granddaughter of Nashville Resident Hitchhiking on 'tfeStS’irfiXL ‘B*g’ H*ghways of Mr. and Mra Robert Rich- ** « . z* . “"J"00 8360 Pennfield Road. Banned in State Battle Creek, and tlie granddaughter of Mra Gertrude Jone* of Nashville, recently was named the EiLwern State Grand Champ­ ion of baton twirling in the In­ termediate division. award*, which Include 32 nudate and 53 trophy*. Robin'* mot tier, the former Katherine Jone*, a graduate of Nashville W K Kellogg High School, aecompanlro her daugh­ ter during her appearance*. Nashville Regulation Winter parking regulations are Ln effect In Nashville with no parking on the streets between 2 and 6 am. in order to fa­ cilitate snow removal. Hastings Public Library Located Comer Court and Church Sfreelt Library Hour's: Monday, Wednesday and Friday 12:30 la 8:30 p.m. Tuesday and Thursday 12:30 to A p.m. College students and other* who try to "travel by thumb" on Michigan freeways and limited access highway* are reminded by the State Police that hitchhiking on these high speed roads te pro­ hibited by law. prevalent on weekends MB IHare Lauds A(l\ antes in Voting Rules Ha»tinn» School .Menu The Hastings Banner Thursday, December 2, 1965 Improvement of Drivers Sought He lauded Use Legisialure for! By New Rules the -volume" erf election nwojs-! Legislative cluuigro in Michigan election procedures heralded as ''extremely lUgnifl>*r*U Mt »*r. «uMrk allk. J State driver improvement ac­ men which were por.v-d during' the recently recessed aeMdon. In' 1 ,tivttle* . . . already m new all­ quantity, they represented one' I 1lime highs in several categories « the largest number paaacd, • • we expected to nae at an during hl* U year* a* Secretary of Blau. Impact of new. tighter restricHare undrewored one blU frit pa*wd by the Legislature a* Secretary of State James M resulting In an "unparalleled ,Urc Rald »» expected dramatic Hberahrlng" of requirement* Increase* in all categories for for prriidcntlal declion* vot- lhr final half of 1965. .. --------- --—. . .. . Newly-signed Public Act 75 ,>fti wtTe ,lle w<br’* *“ lihre™ttrted,‘f'rr*ChUl* rf,WL' <Trt*r*^tlvlUe. conducted by State Highway Survey Reveals Section Two—Paget 1 ta I George R. Heath Dies Monday at 1 Students of the Maple Valley I ! Junior-senior high school will be i Pennock Hospital J?. 0?1<Lv“llc.y High Students to Have TB Tests Thursday. The program has been Service* were held Friday set up by the Eaton County 1:30 pm from Use'Vogt Funeral Health D-partment. Home in Nashville few Osorgr. t<lnetl party and Rex Hl'aul- Tl<tenc* Monday evening In the Thc. g- r-.or of the South Maple Grovn Tuewlay the National Honor Evangelical United Brethren Society held initlalton ceemmdes Church, officiated, and burial In lhe rafl:tcrl;i K(arnng at. 7 »»» »tade in the WUcox Cemepjn_ Steven Douae 1* president Maple Grove Township. . MJKi Mrs Irene Hamp 1* advisor . Mr. Heath, a farmer reaidJn< ----------- e-----------HaxhvlUe, died Monday. Pauline Waldmlller of evening In Pennock Hoopital. ^^13 day* ~ In addition to the unlawful­ ness ot the practice. State Police point out that there te an ele­ ment of potential danger for those hitchhiking m well os for New Director — Atly. Horace those drivers who give them Initial tabulation of home in­ Powers of charlotte, well-known rides. Hitchhikers are sometimes terviews made in a recent origtnassaulted by their would-be der.tlnatlon study of Grand Rap­ throughout this area, ha* been named a director of the Woodbenefactors and motorists are ,UB1 insurance Iknd M1I Mutual Insurance w. Com-­ sometimes assaulted by those id* area, traffic offers interesting ,। lana facte about -modren-day driving I pany. He succeeds Frank Fteher. habit*. J.a director ■■__ — •for — 12' ____ years,” who aua died So far of know, M*h^ | vturV^ on Nov. 9. safety factor, hitchhiking add* a two wavy im^ratiTuDrn C,»er 1964 and more than 1 ijooo1 nround lhc worId “n‘1 hl“1 and Amanda (Davis) Heath. Mr. to the enforcement problems of one car and the total group own-I at r^ri^ ^H^.^ up orerim inteiratlng experience, to relate Hta!h nevtr mMrrted. HU wj ■ • nary residency restrictlorw. 1* now cn route to Florida. nrr and cd 8,250 cars, averaging 123 car*: \(‘U l» P<T111 !111011 _ H- .,WU^ U», quUm« SJ U». snow made its annrar- °nly *umvora are : eces a per household, KeUh E. Bushnell.11 RRV^UiailVli MUrhtean voters wlio move »«, 2^ tak^.™tn^ “ne* **forc *he ,eU ” Traffic Division Engineer. Mich- 4 • I otrfr Mates but fall to meet ! 1 1 time in seven years t ha I Michigan law, which prohibit­ tgra Department of State High- A1(1S LOHSU BlCrS rraldency qualification* Ixcause “I*?. . seen *now in Michigan, USE BANNER WANT ADS! ed pedestrian traffic on freeways, or lack of tune may now apply I letter* sent to drlvNo matter how many cars a i Greater consumer protection fur absentee Avoter ballote in m ln thc *’en “ .‘“f* P°,nt, was changed last year to include the ban on limited access hlgh- family owned, each car averaged! for the buyer of packaged com- Michigan to vote in the prral- r”,«« went the 50.000-mark I illghtly over 10,000 mils, use per modltlea in retail store* wa* aa- dential election ,or the ,lrxl haU ■*>* lhr ’ sur«l wiih tlie .recent adoption bicycling and other non-motor- year, the survey showed. Abo "It works both way." Hare >°r raore u“ln 8000 • Sixty-three percent of the j of a regulation <No. 540) of the explained. "New Michigan real- l1**, . „ , ., car-owning families sampled had Michigan Department of Agrl- drnu of Iras than six month, .^-hrduled license appeal board Mrs. Irene Johneock enter­ i.nc car and the average one-car culture that supplements tlie ateo qualify for preudenttel ab- hrarings . . . which Hare indl— ----------------and measure* law en­ tained Mr. and Mrs. Duane Dunn .family drove. 10.438weights miles per «nt« voter ballots if they were aUo r«e *hwply wten acted in 1964. The regulation bona fide electora from other , *** "tute-Jon* are fully neth Johneock of Oun Lake. Thirty-two percent of the states ’ implemented . s . are already Barbara Jean Ruempel and Mrs Von Dunn on Thanksgiving Day. point* on labeling, quantity The Bennie Cam will be in miles or 10.342 miler. per car. per p,u,,ur Mils oaiivi* un... .. ... _ , Clare over the weekend to attend der nnrrgcncy situation*, such I Mr “nd Mrs E w Rowe ot a pre-Chrlstmas get-together of a* auddrn illnrae or death in Lan^ng Si C ltilCk’ Mra. Carr's family at the home and drove an average of 30.624 before buying. the family, to qu.llfted voter* ?°™8h Joined Mrs^Oeorge Dean Regulation 540 was patterned even though thr deadline for ',or dlnner on Thanksgiving Dav. after n model regulation now tn applying • About one-third of one per­ cent of the families owned four wm developed by the National SHU another measure men-1 Conference on Weights and ot 41.224 miles or 10306 miles Measures Uniformity of regula- Honed by Hare was PA 91 width | For Men Driving Habits Cologne Saturday 12:30 to 6 p.m. PUB Thought For A Week Of all the wounds inflicted upon K others, the hardest to heal are • those made by . the tongue. Of those interviewed. 878 or objective. This te welcomed by buslnesac.* whose products have national distribution anti must trips and the remaining 389 meet requirements of the vari­ made 1.143 trips. ous states Bushnell said the study had Under the regulation tlie net contents must be conspicuously' displayed on the principal label cnglbh and tile wording must Michigan Department of State be prominent, definite, and plain Highways, with approval and in colors that contrast sharply with the background. Type site of Public Rood*, and cities in is specified. Differentiation be­ tween dry measure luid liquid the Grand Rapids area. Mil tori Lamb, supervisor In AU charge of Ute interviewers, sold that 566 of the 7.255 household<ra originally scheduled, could not be interviewed because of answer questions. All information obtained dur- SPONABLE FUNERAL HOME Robert H. Sponable,-Qyrfier w. Green at Broadway Ph. Wl 5-3252 "Although there may be unfore- j seen problems connected with 1 throe new typm of computer and tabulator machines." he I »id “I think ll'a necessary for: Michigan as a progrroalve state make every effort to atrramllne voter procedures to make than by elections' official*." The Secretary of Slate also cited a bill which would ellml- By Revlon HUNTERS INSURANCE For at $100 Low as | COME IN AND vide for nominations in a pri­ mary giving th? eleobdrate more| ASK ABOUT IT! of a voice tn local government! and a bill winch would place For All Types of Insurance township officials on the same! SEE balk* tu the state ticket. _ The Harold Ackleys rater-1 Pound. 14 Ounces." Special lufiphasLs te placed on tamed Mr. and Mrs Robert Ack-' ipaper products such a* napkins, towete. facial tissue and wrap­ Iping paper. Three Items must be W and Mr* John Tobey of ।told on the count of uniblc unite. Kateunoxoo and Mrs. Audrey Dimension* In inches must be Ackley on Thanksgiving Day. shown. Rolled paper products must be labeled to tlurw width Thanksgiving were their son and a* well a.s length family. Mr. and Mrs. Michael Dorman and daughter, and their latlon rut well as other weights niece and nephew. Mr. and Mra. and measures laws Is a responsi­ Wipperfurth, Jr„ all of Spring bility of the Food Inspection Lake. Kathy Dorman was also Division of tlie Michigan De­ home for the Thanksgiving holi­ partment of. Agriculture. headed days from M8U. HASTINGS B°S£”-3xI'nsurance agency the computer and analysed for use by various, agradro in determtning future land use and transportation needs of ttw area Buahneil said. ‘‘Side of Strand Theatre” . 219 West State St. A Publicb Notice CTARD .-rn:», DRUGS Quality and friendly Wl 5-2134 I10W. State THESE FOLKS PLAY SANTA THE EASY WAY WITH AN REAL ESTATE Top Listings In TOWN AND COUNTRY PROPERTIES HOME IN QUIMBY, has two bedrooms upstairs and down a living room, dining area and kitchen, lull bath, no basement, gat heat, for $1,100.00 AN EXCEPTIONALLY NICE HOME IN HASTINGS HEIGHTS. is insulated, a real nice location for ------ -- ......$15,500.00 A FOUR ACRE PLACE AT MAPLE GROVE CENTER, (new) home ail on one floor and basement, has living room, 12 x 24' three family room, kitchen with built-in cupboard*, oven. Move, etc., dining area In kitchen, full bath with built-in*, dresnng table, medicine chest, etc., withJormlca tops, birch cabinets, paneling In living room and dining area, full basement 24 x 50’, oil fur­ nace. 1.000 gal. oil tank, new double garage, stool and lavatory, water heater, laundry equipment, 48 well walk-in basement, on about four acre*, all for---------- - ---------------------$15,750.00 A REAL GOOD COMFORTABLE HOME IN THE 4th WARD, ha* two bedrocmi upstair* and down one bedroom, living room, dining room, kitchen and bath, ha* basement and gat floor fur­ nace, brand new garage and utility room, fuff corner lot for . $9,000.00 IN THE FOURTH WARD a real nke'brkk house, ranch type, has » living ftfom with fireplace, carpet and drape* included, two bedroom* and full bath, air conditioned pine paneled family room, or utility room, attached garage, nicely landscaped, for , , $ IB.500.00 A FIVE LEVEL HOME AT ALGONQUIN LAKE; top level h«t three bedtoom*. next level has one bedroom; next level living and dining room*, next level kitchen and bath, and the biiement fu/Z2e. waler heeler, eta.....................................fll.ODO.OO - A REAL GOOD NINE ROOM HOMI with three nice bedrooms and a Jtore room upttalri, and down a living room, one bed­ room. dining room, kitchen, full bath, ha* a basement with oil burner, he* imall basement bam, with stanchions tile *iio. 12 x 36’. ten acre* of muck land, two acres woods, good rich roll, located in Odessa Township. Ionia County ....$10,500.00 FIVE ROOM BUNGALOW OUT ON NORTH BROADWAY, with hvlng room, two bedroom*, dining room and kitchen combined, bath, hot and cold running water, throe stall garage, right of way to lake for ...— --------------- ...$10,500.00 A YEAR ROUND HOME AT THORNAFFLE LAKE with living A BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY ESTATE Just out £1 town on two acre landscaped site, ha* large 24 * 27 ft. living room with Roman brick fireplace, parquet block flooring, dining area, three real nice bsdrooms with closets, two full baths, strictly modern kitchen with monowalls built in birch cupboards, diipoul, lots of built in accessories, thermoparw windows, full batemen! - with a nice recreation room, forced hot air oil fired furnace, and • another fireplace in the basement, attached garage 24 x 24 ft., place has a wonderful view of the countryside, has lightning rods, lots of shrubbery, owner will finance, priced right to $21,000.00 ------------ --------------- or will rent for $150 month A REAL SWEET BUNGALOW at Green Meadows Number One: has living room 13 x 19 ft., three real nice bedrooms, dmlng room and kitehen, full bath with double lavatory, full basement with electric heet, poured walls, one and One-half stall garage, -m two acre lot with lots of treesSI7.3OO.OO ON ALGONQUIN LAKE, two real nice lot* (large ones' for $2,400.00 BUILDING LOT IN Zed WARD, sewer'and water in. has a garage on it, also a part basement .$1,500.00 Wl HAVE A HOME IN BATTLE CREEK, with three bedroom* and “I can always tell which folks have planned ahead for Christ' mas by the number of packages under the tree. They’re the smart ones . . . those who opened a Christmas Club Account at HCB . . . and have Christmas all paid for. Why don't you do the same? For as little as 25$* a week, you can be bjll-free next year. Why THRU NIC! BUILDING LOTS Q* HALTING! MIGHT, don’t you?” A NICE VACANT LOT in Ammon Eaton Addition for ...$650.00 WI HAVE HAO A LOT OF SALfS AND NIED NEW LISTINGS JOIN TODAY! HASTINGS SALESMEN Rickard SkKum—Wl 5-5856 Hustings City lliinh paneled, new hot water Mater, new oil furnace, and pump, has aluminum siding, two stall garage ......-------------- $9,500.00 M-ACRI LOT. a back lot from Jordan Lake, on Section Four Woodfand. for .............. $1,300.00 A NICE HOME ON CROOKED LAKE to trade for property clow to Hastings. , A REAL NICE HOME IN THE FIRST WARD Ka> two bedroom* ith gas furnace, double garage, .___ $7,500.00 CHRISTMAS CLUB CHECK! MEMBER: Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Friendly,. Neighborly Service for 78 Continuous Years . State St., Heatings �Alma at Hastings to Open West Central Sked _ _ __________________________ ——-—— * Strong Panthers (Provide 1st Loop Test for Saxons Saxons Surprise Redskins With 80-75 Triumph - -Lakewood to Invade ' will open their West Central Conference campaign Friday night against a veteran squad of Panthers from Alma and Charlotte to Grand Led<e Mlddlevllle travels to North­ View. Bellevue to Maple Valley and Byron Center invades Cale­ donia Friday. Wayland goes to Hopkins for a non-ioop tilt on Saturday night. Next Tuesday night Middle vllle invades Delton and Kent- who improved defectively and on the boards during the previous Expect Over 300 At Sth Officials, Coaches Banquet More than 300 are expected to attend the 8th Annual West Michigan Officials and Coaches Banquet scheduled to be held Reed. Grant Wills and Jim Dan­ Thursday. Dec. 9, at the Pantlind Hotel in Grand Rapids. iels up from the Junior Vanity. Athletic directors and coach­ ing staffs from West Michigan iiit'.fk high sclwols and collegia have Curtis scored 144 and Alma reports that Jim Garcta Department engineer, dee- In Ute north half of Uie Lower ton, shining deer with loaded PenUuila the general impres­ firearm in his car. fined 460 plus 1 sion after the opening weekend 4730. and kut his deer license for' three years. with an upturn in hunter num­ bers. The Lower Peninsula sca- Both quintets set a fait pace, but the Saxon*' speed and fine move* produced the margin of victory as the visitors were called for 28 personal fouls. They sank four more field goals than Has­ tings. but the steady Saxons con- In the second half Coach VanderVeen’s chape moved out. earning a 61-58 edge going into the finale. Hastings held the lead HOW FT FEELS pattern of wilh few dramatic changes from those of recent years, Conserva­ tion officials report. fine plus 4730 court costs, officer Gene Brown discovered the buck at a locker plant when he went there to deposit another deer which had been shot illegally. Peninsula, according to the David E. Stewart. 33. 417 Main. Conservation Department. Middleville, loaded firearm in his; Above the Straits, where the car, fined 423 plus 4730. , season opened Nov. 13, incom­ Ttm J. Olcsak, 17, Middleville, plete reports indicated Uie num- loaded firearm in car, 425 plus 1730. of deer taken Was down slightly William A. Arents. 32. 514 E. across Che straits of Mackinac Green, shining deer with loaded; firearm in hu car. fined 450 plu* i through Che first nine days to­ 47 30. and tost his deer licence taled 9,432. compared with the for three yean. year-ago figure of 10306. Ths season .closed Nov. 28. ling like veteran gems. Hastings High'* 1966-66 Blue A Gold cage edition notched a brilliant in­ augural victory here Friday night, defeating a fine Marshall High veteran team. 80-75. Coach Bob VanderVeen's sec­ ond Saxon aggregation pleased a large crowd of fans a* they post­ ed the covsted win over Coach Don VanderGeest's Redskin* who were favored to avenge last Banquet Speaker - Ensign Roge- year's one-point lorn to Hastings SUubach from the UK Naval Academy at Annapolis is to be constant—go, go—rrorn me start, and the lead changed hands or was tied 27 times before Hastings finally moved out in front to stay. Hastings held a 33-17 bulge ---------- 3 * —— RtSX'FH THE niuTtmr.* HASTINGS BANNER -------------------------------------- Gunpowder, first employed in battle in 1346, remained the most deadly military explosive until 1602 when TNT was introduced. Tlie- 1965 edition of Michigan's annual deer season will be re- U'illiamt Lead Scoring igan Officials and ■"" —' Deer Season Reports Indicate Successful Kill In Inaugural Cloth Thursday. Dec 9. at the Pantllnd in Grand Rapids More than 300 are expected, including athletic directors and coaching staffs from many west Michigan high Hastings remembers the Pan­ schools and colleges Htaubech is . thers u the team that nipped a former All-American quarter­ while Marshall sank seven out of back. Heisman Trophy and Max- 14 from the line ■on Jan. 30. Hastings had defeat- Alma. The Panther lineup will in­ clude Don Curtis, a rugged 6-2 forward in hU third year of Var­ sity competition; Paul .Dean. 6-1. who vu Aimak high scorer last 1• King, Schondelmayer, Ionia, Charlotte Plays Bob VanderVeen's Ha*High eager*. who launched their Aew season with a thrilling ■ ■— — Tougher Targets In '65 Michigan’s second modern-day elk season, set for Dec. 8—16 in the Pigeon River area of the northern Lower Peniasula,' is expected to be sportier than last year's bunt. Although the area's herd is estimated to be as big as it was a year ago — about 3,000 — 3,500 elk — indications are that most of its casler-to-ktll animals were picked off in 1964. Generally, that meso* this season's 300 licensees will hpvc to move into the back country to find where these prized animals are. Even then, their shooting success isn’t expected to approach that of last year when 269 elk txiwer Peninsula where the hunter numbers up quite no­ ticeably. Early season weather condi­ tions throughout the State were generally good. Snow covered the ground in the Upper Peninsula Timetable for Deer Seasons If you're among those hunters; who want to plan ahead in ar-: ranging time off for Michigan * future deer seasons, here te something from the Conservation Department worth clipping out and keeping a* a handy refer-1 ence. If* a ten-year timetable of this' state's deer hunting dates which i reads like this; them Lower Peninsula. Tem­ peratures. generally, favored the hunters. Conservation game law note.. tor* arrested by Officer Eugene. }•••—J” I’ ?.7 Brown included; i I Hfrhsrd F. Hteted. 36. 1174 N. isssV-Ms,: !s.?T Michigan, pleaded guilty to 11-' JJZ?-}* a* BOWL FOR FUN AND HEALTH "It's America's Favorite Family Fun" Open Bowling Time Available Phone Wl 5-3184 FOR INFORMATION AND RESERVATIONS were shot. Best guess of Conservation Department game 3ob and Mickey Lamberl men is that hunter take will be closer to 100 animals. anyone's game until the final Your Hosts buckshot in a deer area on Nov I i*j* - Mich. Dept, of Conservation minute with only two bucket* 19. Hlsted'a hunting license had 1»T4 separating the teams. Midway in the period Hasting* past Pall, scoring 91 pointe and three years after he pleaded Those dates will hold good, of held a 10-potnt. 79-66. advantage giving up 91. . . . guilty to illegal possession of a course, only so long as tlie basic Roger Blaubach ot the US. Na­ fMrnala Mn wa. • '>,1 law a.'lln. ini, — ........ _IOU1UU ... .... Central rhaprpionahii val Academy who will be Uie but the Redskins kept whittling plus 4730 court costa and six unchanged. It's beep amended on, waa to journey t< guest speaker. Tlie former Allwith less than a minute to go months' probation several times by Uie Legblature 1 Amcrican quarterback, Heisman With eight seconds left. Steve Bernard ,4V. Alien, 44. Rl Dow- i tn recent years, and could be ______ -W suae. . • ।Trophy and Maxwell Award wln- Schondelmayer converted h i > Ung. plraHed guilty to Ulegal I changed again at any session Coach Bill Swears, who scouted Woodland at Michigan 14th tree throw for the final. SOpossesrion of slugs In a deer area '_________ t _______ the Hastings-Marshall game Fri­ Navy's football coaching staff 75. tally. OAMXS FB1DAT MIOUT without a dter hunting license.. ___ day nitht. will miss his one-two Briefs—Slam Kemp of Green­ ...----- plus 4730 court' of the West Michigan Athletk ville earned another letter this costa. i Wertolsh and. Clark Berkhouscn. Dave Williams leading the past Fall as Michigan's putUinc specialist, and Jerry Jonea of unu jscaie s». iiutiru, si, jso Grand Ledge lettered at Michi­ * Hastings, each paid 425 plus 4730 Williams got going In the open­ gan Slate. Jerry suffered an arm for shining dear on Nov. 21 on ing period. After missing four South Cbok Road. OakrUge st HswUlsa. Lundy. Al Anderson and Gary at Liquidation Savings shots in a row, the speedy guard expected to be ready for the Rose Becker. The festivities will get under jumped fire straight without a Bowl game. Wayland's Don JapBanffeld. illegal possession ot a Coach Swears ia building his ray with a social hour at 6 pm inga, co-ca plain of the undefeat ■ doe, paid a 165 fine plus 4730 Center Jim King.' who could ed Big Ten champion*, presented GAMES TUESDAY well become the finest Chostmas an autographed football to Gov­ forward; Jim 7:30. featuring, country fried ernor Romney ou behaft of the MitfdlrrUls st Dviton five-day* jail : sentence waa suschieMn. served YMnlly style. Door and Schondelmayer eagh aca Spartan squad. Among the TJXX) StSaVrlKlSt.' • Vehded.’' forward cumulated 22 pointe. King drilled attending the annual dinner Ihr game lATvapar . > The program will' again feature 10 out of 13 field goal attempts, members of the squad at Lansing THE GOLF SHOP AT many produced out of frays un ­ Tuesday night of la*t week In the the announcement and presen taHUI and der the bucket. Civic Center was Hastings Huh BASKETBALL RESULTS HASTINGS COUNTRY CLUB Guard Ken Weller didn't Coach Jock Clarey. who also fin­ ing license. HR paid 110 fine plus , slty are Bill DeGroot, Nryin Dan Na me th sportsmanship ished the season unbeaten and 47 30 court costs Swatman. Randy Humphrey. Phil award. It is an honor given to Will be Open on Saturday* and with the West Central title*. the outstanding eportaman-ath­ CktUtiaa Bl. lete In the areas served by Great things have been happen­ vllle. paid a 425 fine plus 4730 Sundays from now until Christmas John Nixon, starting his first ing to the Saxon's "retiring" about two months because of a WMOA officials and covers a costs for having a loaded gun on Varsity encounter, turned in a his tractor. back injury suffered just prior to large portion of West Michigan., fine performance. Big Jack Ben­ coach. Friend* have made cotn- k?.. from Noon till 5:00 P.M. eete arrangements lor Jock and the'final football game. der. in relief, grabbed key re ­ of the W. K Kellogg Bird Banc-1 sthv to attend the Rose Bowl Last- week Otsego High overPhone Wl 5-3377 _ rams-a 27-25 halftime deficit to official who created the most bounds and Jim Williams, in his Uiary. was charged with aflxlng brief appearance, showed why greater thing is tn store for the Foe an appointment at I defeat Wayland, 56-53, In a non­ humorous incident during the hi* deer seal to a deer that he veteran Blue & Gold mentor. . . . ' conference game at Wayland past football .season and last ------------ a-----------did not legally kill. He wa* fined Any Tima, Any Day. Junior Varsity. Greenville Is happy to be able [ Gordy Hudson paced both teams winter's basketball season. Heart attack deaths among $35 plus 47 30 court costa and The game was nip amVtuck all to bout about a "comparatively ■ in scoring with 22 noints. BILL MAC DONALD the way. with Marshall moving successful season " Tlie Yellow hunters occnr three limes as fro- lost his license for three years i QK South Chrtatian's talented coach al Grand Rapids South quently as accidental deaths; Cedi Smith. 51, South Bedford, Professional Jackets* ivw 1966 twuipo.su campaign was ■*» their u>cu from gunshots, reports Uie'Road, illegal possession of un­ 1 Sailors used balanced scoring to High School will be master ot out in the second period, only to ^■cuia defeat Kalamaxoo Christian, 71best since 1955. Tlie team won Michigan Heart Axsoclotion, a sealed buck on Nov. 19—one day, IntermlMlon to take charge and four, lost four and tied one this Michigan United Fund agency. ahead of Uie season. Paid 450 Bonnema led South with Ralph Lock, secretary ot the go ahead. WMOA is accepting banquet res­ Ths Viraltr tsws^ri tn High trounced Kala- ervations from West Michigan wawsw. hu ro 1 Unlverslty High, 75-66, at athletic staff members. Deadline . Jim Pritchett led the Tigers with 15. Tink Wilcox had 13 and Mack Simpson 11. Armchair Athlete ,i:. HASTINGS Prep Basketball ' Roundup BOWL INC. Gifts for the Golfer Kills Buck First Hunt PC^PIES FOR CHRISTMAS Drag Braden Braden may be cdMkcted through the Sher- Bernard Green, 16. R3 Belle­ vue. shot his deer the first time he went deer hunting on the opening day of Uie season about a mile from his Asxyrla Town­ ship home. The seven - pointer weighed 175 pounds. He was hunting with his older brother. Budd. He is the son of Mr*. Betty Green who is employed at the E. W Bliss Company, See the NEW •JOHN DEERE 11O Lawn and Garden Tractor Keep in Touch with Christmas on your RADIO MABBHALL BASTDfQS . OCUUU: Jack Clancy to Captain V-M 1966 Wolverines Michigan rang down it* 1965 football season with election of Jack Clancy, pass-catching end. as captain of the 1966 Wolver­ ines. and the naming of All­ American Hill Year by. powerful defensive tackle, as Uie squad's most valuable player. Clancy's peas-grabbing was the BEST FOR SNOW REMOVAL Best in MUSIC First in NEWS WEATHER up to the Minute and ADVERTISING V?J.dqcedjnly a 4-6 overall and 2-5 ■^• Blg. Ten record. He caught 52 touchdowns to eclipse the Wol­ verine single season mark set by Get the feei of these exclusive features independent ground-speed control. Single pedal clutches, 'brakes, and reduces travel speed. Safely start. Double-action braking power to both rear wheels. Foam-rubber-cushioned deep bucket seat. Automotive-type steering. Take a test-spin soon. GOODYEAR BROS tan sure held Michaet a defensive recUttan. TIRID KIDNfYS COT YOU DOWN IMPLEMENTS JaHarson. Hagftaai Phone Wl 5-5052 to Help you Plan a Happy Holiday Season Michigan's final statistics dis­ closed that the Wolverines outgained all opponents both pass­ ing and rushing despite the loss of six games They picked up a total of 2.023 yards rushing and 1337 for a total offense mark of 3380 yard* to all opponents 2,760. -APO PHARMACY » WBCH T 1220 on your dial Hastings-Barry County Radio �Croninger i:vc|yn low 146. Bonnie W; Wyant Snyder 143. Jodcne Howell 148. J* Wyant I 43. OU* Wyant ICO Hasting* Winter Grouse Hunting Tips School for Blind Here For Wrestling Opener Bowling MONDAY MIXERS R landing*! Welcome Tavern 38. McAllisters 33%,Foodland 304. Northside Grocery and Hastings Standings: Haan's 34. Dales Heights 30. Mary’s Beauty Shop 31. Kaechele's 20. Burns 19. Le­ 254, Haan's Standard and. Food tton Auxiliary 18, George's Cltgo 17, Superette and Patten 16. Pood Sheriff's Gab 34. Vogt's Funeral Center' 14. Lawrence LP, Has­ Horne and Savings 8c Loan 234, ting* Aluminum and Barr's Tires 10. Barry Lumber 0.4, Auto Tag Burner 184. Michigan Magnetics Inn 0. East Side LumberW. Has­ tings Motors and Copper Lan­ 18, WBCH 13 and Auto Tag Inn tern 6 and VAJ Service 5*4. Shirley VanDenburg was the A. Merrill rolled 173-316. K Rose 161-281. M. Chase 143-266, clauleat lassie, chalking 309-674 M ■ ..___ ... 3574-244.^ R Barnum 327 for ” ,UM^B i4^J,r7 Donald flnUhln*had*llh «»' solo honor* BANTAM LEAGUE What should be an outstand­ ing wresUlng season at Hastings High Schoo) te to get underwsy this llmrsday when the School for tne Blind comes here The Junior Varsity match start* at Next Tuesday Coach Bob Mil­ ler's grapplen will face one of Wyngarden 119-221. 8 vSrn- “L burg 116-214. Jerry Whitney 118- Edw’*n11 rolled 213-538, Pfcye 211. R. Wyngaroen KHB J AUrn a,ft-«7l«* ...----------- .J .. 1 a UM. Cel Westover 174-471. Ruth BumsworUi 131-395. B. Havens Cruger 179-451. June Benner ISO106-303 and M Rowley 107-301. 468. Jean Ptnnla 166-460, Wilma Dcinlete ltJ3-456. Boonie HatiinTUESDAY MIXED LEAGUE Good serirs: Dorotha Brumm waa the outstanding bowler on 4G6. Maxine Dipp 182-488. Emma Nov. 23 with 323-573. Maurice Magnon 197-460. Genevieve Hall Adrianson 214-596, Larry Annh 193-463. Marge Wieland 173-479, 213 - 474, Norman Jenkin* 183­ 530. Jane Sherk 158-423. Ed An­ Allliter 188-470. Emma Payne and Irene-----------Heath—159derson 181-476, Don Graham 209- 167-467 -- -------------------543. Olav Befring 154-457. Bob,’87Tossava 179-489, Arlene Wilcox -----------143-401 ! MONDAY BOWLERETTES Good game*: Frank Richter1 Team Standings: Walldorffs 152. Lou Richter 165. Jeri Cheney 36. Color Center 33. Penney's 33. 166. Don Cheney 167, Roy Hewitt Mahler's 29s. Motor Aires 38. 163. Don Haywood XJW, Ralph Gardnen and HaaUngs Radio ARichardson 124. Pat Camel) 133. TV 36. Gilmores 34, Duraclean Junior 186. Ruth Rice 156. Oscar and V & J Mobil 23. Bun)'* Re­ Rice 169. Bruce .Brumm 164. frigeruitan 91b, Hasting* Floor Izutv Neil 149, Wilma MeCol- Covering 31. Action Ftex 20. CuyUim 141 and Lnrry Poll 143. ler'a 19. Hastings MUllng and ------Rockhill and Banghort Sinclaii SUNDAY MIXED DOUBLES 18 and Arcade Beauty Baton and 313. John Kaslnkky 571-293. Bill Bunu 192-547, Lrb Springer 204548. Allan. Hlnrlchsen 394-533. Von Howell 188-476. Jim Bourne 170-471, Rose Hlnrlchsen 197-478, Al Taylor 169-463, Phyllb Brown 174-443. Wesley Friend 173-477. Nancy Taylor 152. Velma Slocum Good Series: Shirley VanDenburg 193-564. Gladys Edward* 181-504. Donna TravU 307-498. Brrnfoe Smith 169-460. Barb Kieracy 180-480. Fern Brown 167454. Faye Allen 180-493, Evelyn Donovan 169-460. Gerry Newton 190-460, Nonna Gilmore 160-442. Mid-Villa Inn Hastings High Wrestling schedule when they liosl Grand­ ville. tlie defending Class A Re­ Grandville finished fourth in the State Claes A tournament. 23 Seniors and 4 Seniors on not 7 Juniors Receive Basketball ^7“!!^. Sipiad Varsity Letters make up the vanity baskethall 11 Thirty members of Halting* team fur the Maple Valley Ltooa ------- • this year. Included are Dick 8te<:S0। rri-K*. High's undefeated football squad a-.so received their Varsity awards. ward. Mike McMillen. Jerry Gray । Wednesday of last week from and Bob Snow, amirwa. and Bill <:so Coach Jock Clarey at an assem- Retd. S:SO bly. !ji9 Among the 23 Seniors recelvln« tetters were Co-Captains « I in TQm Olbson and Ken Welter. >and Lee Belfield. BlU Carr. Rod T 41 so Crothers, Dave Crawford, Steve Maple Valley is playing it* T. *:1» P"*- Bob Gibson. Terry OreenH ( jo Geld. All-Stater Richard Hamm. first year aa a member of the ’ Mike Heas, Charite Jordan. Tta — Exprtwrway ------------ — League - ---------------which—InKing. Ron Larabcw. Smith Long, eludes Wayland. Caledonia. Charlie Myers, Mike Murphy, i Hamilton and Middleville High Tom Payne. Steve Schondelmay- ] School*. er. Brian Shumway. Dennis' Junior vanity piaytea are Timm. Dave Wilcox and Steve ‘ * Youngs. Gould. John Hollipeier, David Ramsey. David Smith. Phil Heinze. Nyte Weller, Durwood T. “ HuUsfi IsnuUmU T. T. S- Bob Gibson and Ken Cole are co-captains of Coach Miller's 1965-66 squad. Bob Gibson's brother. Tom, Is back after hb fourth Varsity wrestling letter as U Charles My­ Here are some pointers for you nevr-sny-die grouse hunters ers and Dennis MocKenzlc. who will be giving your sport another go-around during the Tom Gibson. Myers and Terry Keller are West Central Confer­ extended Dec. 6-31 pat season in southern Lower Michigan. ence champions. These timely tips show some of the more important things Stine, Sieve Tefft. Jim Miller. Other lettermen back are Phil that southern sbotgunners learned last December when they I Orrin Moore. Bill Ray, *-Bruce Arnold. Jim Andrews who ha* .--- .-----. . ... ‘ Junior* receiving participationMcMillen and NoUn Bnow. earned two letters, and Mark got their first fling at cold-weather grouse hunting and Michigan bird hunters who certificates Included Bob Cole, Anderson. Alan Dean. Phil Gillespie, Thom ­ fexmd that it wa* a lot different than early fall shooting. Even think that pheasant* and grouse Good looking prospects up as Kurr. Walter Pool. Ken Rob­ using these bits of strategy, sportsmen won’t End winter grouse ert*. BUI Shumway and Terry Include Rodney Rail. Oreg seen anything yet. bunting a snap du* season, but they should get more fun-out of it. They can take it from 400 Watson. Receiving Junior V a r s 11 v permit holding sportsmen who. — Mich. Dept, of Conservation Bishop. Lyndon Robinson and awards from Coach Ernie Strong Mike Wallace. Included: In addition to attrition by first legal wild turkey season Pat Conley 162-452. Kathy Col- Hoorn 23. Chrome Room 17 andI Rkk Abbey. ScoU Anderson, since 1897. should have a lot ' graduation. Coach Miller ha* Warren Arnold, Adam Beduhn. rtn 195-460 and Joyce Skedgell Journeymen ----------------- ---18. I lost two other IcXermen. Lee 170-465. ting tajent* of their pioneering Ronald Bender Randy Brown, Tuesday, firing 396-640, Mickeyt Belfield, heavyweight, who Is glvWUlett cote, Edward . Crofoot. Good Games: Boonie Hatha- Bowen rolled 526, Al Relgler 621, mg up wrestling to parUclpate in forefather*. William Elite, Lindon End*ley, Out of thb small contingent Jams* Fbher, Mike Fltagerald, Uie operetta, and Nell Wilder, and Bob Carmoney 519. Drake 190. Dorothy Burn* 170. who received thumbs down from Pal Fitzgerald. LArry Bennett. Sally VanDulne 161. Irene Heath hb physician. Ken Frey, Greg C- OUlona. Greg 176, Janice Nlchoto 161. Jane W. Olllons. Michael Hart; ; Tlie starting lineup for Thurst day's match with the School for Gordon Hess. Torn Hoke. Mar­ 17L vin Howell, Robert Huebner, 23, Team 4. 14. and Team 1. 11I the Blind, may be: Kay Kercher of Mahler picked point*. Dean Lambert. Don Laurence. . ' 95-Pound Division. Rod Hall; up the 5-0-10 split. Even among these lucky font Harold Lewte, Randall Moyer. McAllister rolled 181-436, Hy-■ 103, Phil Arnold; 113. Jim Anas well as the empty-handed 318. Gary Rein. Dean Rote, David TUESDAY MIXED LEAGUE with a 106 average, Klinmry 383I drew*; 120. Ken Cole; 127. Terry most of the season's hunters will ’"wm. I Keller; 133. Dermis MacKenxle; Standings: Welton's Heating and WUUtta 137-363. 138, Lindon* End-ley: 145. Mark undoubtedly concede Uiat ths Item*. Oreg Wc 8t Plumbing 33. Highland's Dairy Anderson; 154. to be determined; wild turkey b the hardest of all feathered game to put In the Slocum. TO ATTEND MEETING apple Skating Rink 30, River Frashmen awards were pre­ Five Hastings kegiers will rep­ Gibson, and heavyweight. Bob Just bow fast these already? sented by Coach Bertinis Oom ----, -- - , rescue resent inc the nasungs Hastings Mens Mens Bowl- Gibson. Bob* Gulf and Johnson* Fuml- ln-. Assoctetion at a zone meetThe Inaugural match should spooky birds wised up to ths Douglo-t Acker, Guy Birman. ture 21 and Poll's Construction Portland Bunday. A busl- be particularly exciting, a* the ways of hunters b shown by the Otateteln.’ c - i nes* meeting, bowling and dinner School for the Blindis generally day-by-day kill statistics. Openpltal Ln Grand Rapids Nprman Jei^tlns led the field art on The schedule. Those plan­ tough. Last year fuallngs de­ ’ of bM week sufferGregg Crawford, Gtenn Cota. s’I th 219-571. Milford Cornell nlng to attend Include Merle feated the School for the Blind head Injury occurred Jeff Chandler, Jeff Culbert. rolled 166-478, Don Haywood 201- j Halnc*. Ken Robbe, John Kasin- 38-10, but It was only the sec­ tougher a* the tally dropped to Chester Cramer, Braes Edger. 519, Wilma McCullum 174-400.'sky. Jim Barr and Bill Hackney. ond time that the Saxons were 9 the second day, and then ran Paul Endaley, Charles Erway. Bob McCullum 172 - 501. Roger' , ao,e to win amce tne two institu­ remaining seven days of the aea- Dare Fbher; Davb 167-431, Walt Sinclair 170-1 rrrio tion* began competing with each Bob Goggins. Leo Hammond, other. , • •“ ‘S.SS." The season's results produced Rex Hook. Michael Horton, Leo The school* started competing some other interesting facta for Conservation Department game Dav Wlai rim T.lm IM I V . m. * 1 biologist* who examined every turkey taken. rille. Stere Pocemik: and Frank Richter 160. Ths Hasting* High School Gary Robbe, Daryl Rogers. Freshman basketball team will Sandy Rogers. Ray Rose, William TUESDAY TWISTERS open It* season Monday at Ionia Rupright. Doug Blom. Steve Standings: Pleasant Point Mo­ wlUi Uie tlpoff set for 6:45 pm. Strickland, B1U Bhulta, Dave final Grand Ledge game. He be­ tel 31, Local Finance 39, Powder Sherry, 8tan Stockham, Vai came ill laM week. He ia believed 14 — including two Springer. Larry Sciirelner, John Lassies 254 and Beedle Insur­ Tripp, Harmon Uldrlk*. Junior High Coach Ernie ance 15. Normally, a higher percentage Managers: Larry Cook, Ken Strong Is working with about 35 of young bird* might have been Nancy Taylor led the league Call Wl 6-3481. youngsters and should show some expected In the total take, but With 163-460 while solo honors The starting five for Monday's interesting and exciting wrestling the probability is that hunters went to JUdy Baker with 233 encounter may have Alan Henthroughout the year. The Junior permitted to shoot any turkey She finished with 433. Sharon gesbach and Dave Fisher at (orVanity will wrestle before each they saw naturally picked out Geiger chalked 170-454. Ginny Varsity match starting at 6:30. the bigger adult birds when they Howard 156-458, Sandy Oallup had a choice. 143-413, Shirley Hawk* 163-410 and Steve Pocemik at guards. Also reflected in the kill break­ and Nancy Wibalda 150-407. Edger. Doug Storrs and Jamie down b the fact that the Alle­ HAWING8 MEO. COMPANY too. while Bill Shults. Steve gan area's previously unhunted turkey flock 1* probably made up Strickland and Mark Peldpausch of a larger-tlian-normal number flee 31. Caalte 38. Courthouse are working for backcourt posi­ ot older birds. . Service 25. Leftover*. Presser* tion*. Dan Cogswell's out for Steve Redman of the Marshall Biggest turkey of the 83 shot and Tough Guy* 23, Machine center. High Junior Varsity pumped in was a splendid 30-pound tom ta­ 13 field goab ln^l8 attempts to ken by Fred Nelson of Allegan. Average weights of all adult toms tory over CoaZh Don Mullens' young Saxon* here Friday night. hens averaged about half Uiat in a series of special programs The Hastings High JVs much. Anything over 15 pounds b Turkeys Become Wise After First Day of Hunting In Head Injury Hospitalizes John Peterson .HHS fj-osh Open Season Monday On Ionia Court HOUR Drinks ’/s to 9 p.m. CHICKEN S 0U« SUNDAY SPECIALTY Baked Jo Golden Perfection $4 50-' I A Live Orchestra playing Music for your dancing and liftenirig pleasure Friday, Saturday & Sunday Evenings, Phone SY 5-3640 > WBCH Young Saxons Bow in Opener LAUREL of Chriitmas fantasy ... ' Coach Bert Odell'* visitor* led the half. Hastings sliced one point off the bulge in the third period. 13-11, but Marshall won lectlng 37 points Including five buckets in seven attempt* in the second period. Bill Ellb led the locals with 16 and Greg Glllon* Department game biologist* who weighed, measured, and ex­ amined all 83 turkeys reported the bird* appeared to be healthy and in excellent condition. How­ ever. before any final conclusion* are reached about thb, further studies will be mode on the data and specimens collected. Although much study and evaluation remain* to be done before any firm recommenda­ tions for future turkey seasons Daily at 1220 on Your Dial Mon. thru Sot. IOiIO to 11 a.m. & Sun. Dsc. 2 D.«. 3 How the pobuetti* earned rod leave*. The Stary of "Cod Re$t Ye Merry Centlemon." The Magi'* gold. The story of "The N.ght Before Chriitma*" and how it camo about. St. Barbara and the red roses. The Lo*f Wise Man. Doe. 4 Dec. ehisive birds. At least 300 birds could itave been safely taken from the Allegan flock thb year. Dec. 6 The story of the Christmas Pig (Mesico's Christmas Department game chief Harry D. 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Buwalda, pastor of displays, especially interesting to . h the first step to nn enlarged adult*. Abo the name of Carl Johnsen, active member of Michigan's tallow tn the new Cadillac and Grand Rapids. More Credits consumers Power Ths story of John Stsirwr and "What Child Is Thb." Ths story of "The Juggler of Notre Dame," Thb season’s success rate of about 30 percent suggests Uiat more permits could be issued in the future without running the | Offer Limited . . BUY NOW AND SAVE! Pr8s®nts AU. THE JOYS the world’s finest groups. The rwsuh of 18. years of collecting by your host, Peabody Award Winner Robin 'Morrow Presented by WBCH Hoitings-Barry Co. RADIO ... TO CONTINUE UNTIL CHRISTMAS �Tr.WLTT/zn.VC.M Ray Kidder Hit By Shotgun Slug Cross-Country Title at Kansas Bi. Mary* H '.piul tetar that About 13 50 waa Wyoming. SPECIAL RATES! Hickory Corners When Western Michigan Uni- departed la* week for IM- *nveraity'* crack auss-country that afternoon. team won the second straight NCAA title Monday. Nov. 22. al University of Kama* <Lawrenc«i spent the ThonkaclvUig it marked only the third time in hUtory that back-to-back title* HcnpOal She waa found 111 Mon school by neighbor* and taken to* Uie home of her son in Battle Creek and later to the hospital. * This pttal before being transferred to Harting®. It finished Uie season for KMdrr wa* hit. by a slug from Indiana. Coach George Dales and his fine team; during the 1965 cam­ s .410 shotgun fired by Jerald A. paign. the Broncos won dual meets over DePaul. Air Force Academy, Central Michigan. Northern Illinois, and Michigan State to extend WMV's record Greenville and Charlotte High 43 straight dual, meets tor tri­ Schools opened their basketball angular* > in which the Broncos season* Tuesday night with vic­ have not been beaten! tories. while St. Johns lost to Mt. The string started in 1957. all Pleasant. 88-57 under Dales, and it 1* the best Greenville defeated Belding. mark in coaching in the nation today 1 Dale** overall mark in dual or triaiwular meet* 1* a fan­ tastic 103-13-1 in hl* years at WMU the came to WMU in 1962. >. The Greenville Junior Varalty In placing sixth individually Charlotte defeated Eaton Rap- in the lU-maa Held. WML's star *cnior Steve Smith l WyeJim * Leonard pumped in 27 points for St. John*. Greenville and Charlotte Victors Send The Hastings Banner turning with a buck were Clar«nce Pixley. Jim Butler. Don rance and Tom Dewey. * Judy Duvia had Ux- misfortune to front of the Teacher‘ Club House for Christmas Gifts ly injured * Mr. and Mr* Nor­ man Griffeth and family and giving with their *on's family. Paula returned to Holland with Gift subscriptions to The Banner are the Rapida Ixnpuol from surgery.: simple way to solve your shopping problems. UcceaB Hospital la-.t Sunday for Just fill in the coupon below for os many sub­ He. therefore, join* 12 other such honored at WMU, al! aince * Garth Gnxnman had an auto­ accident on the Keltocg ivoo except except Ford mra Het* nru in m 1938 maa imobile " , *•*•*•« 1968 brought the Spartans* all-time I1 They are: BUI Pyle <1956), John ^hooi/ood last Sunday due Ao record with the N’luany Lions ... .. <1957>, ....... Art ... ____ Iho allnrerv rnut. Hr wa> able• Wardle Eversole <1957 and 1958 •. Jerry Ashmore <1958 and 1960>, Dick Pond (IMO). Don Hancock HMD. family met fur thru- niank*givBruce BuraWn <1982 and 1984' munity hall. There were 58 pree­ and Mike Gallagher <1964) dit Jason and Jcsaie celebrated tlrir 51st wedding anniversary and 23 35 turned in by Smith. which wan Ua; following day. Wolfgang Lugauer. Ted Nelson. Their granddaughter. Rosalie Family Bundles Gary Myers and Huger Plont. Halstead made the anniversary for an 81 total. Second place in Damp Wash • Wash and Fluff Dry team standings went to North­ of Flint are .-pending aome tunc western* Big Ten champs with with Mra. Carl Boyes and LawWo Finish Shirt*, Flatwttk, Wark Clothe* a 110 total; third place was Ten* Michigan State* football vic- scriptions as you wish. We'll send a gift card before Christmas and keep The Banner com­ ing for 52 weeks.'Ybur own new or renewal sub­ scription ofder may be one. You save $1.00 on each order after the first one. You may en­ close the money or ask to be billed in January. COMPLETE LAUNDRY SERVICE HASTINGS HOME LAUNDRY (Lillian & Roy Gibion) 323 S. Michigan Wl 5-4062 GIFT RATFS fifth was Oklahoma State, sixth vided the individual winner over the iXx-mlle course in John Law- East Middle Lake By ,Wr». Bessie M. Cairns sas State, eighth was Oregon. Mr. and Mra. Cart Bcdhun, of Howard City and George Lowden enjoyed Thanksgiving with Mr and Mra Lawn-nce Weldcnfeller There'll Be CKRKIMAS And Forever After in the Home That Earl Atkinson entertained Mr and Mrs. Len Williamson and children of Big Rapids on Thur*day. * Mr. and Mr*. Lyle Bill­ ings of Doster spent Monday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Warran Calms, showing shdra of their trip to California last Sum-' mer. * Mu* Joon Engle of Grand Rapids spent the holidays with for Christmas-time»only will make this the Christmas they’ll always Pleasant Valley By .Mr*. Ethel mindful terms. Liberal trade-in allowances. STOP and SEE THEM TODAY! A Pretty Gift Cord Will Be Sent 1 A Family Night supper and ' rtcepflon was held Saturday for [ pastor and Mra. Max Ovenshir®. There were 40 prwnt. i The W.MA Prayer Band »a* | held Wednesday. Nov. 24. at the parsonage with Mra. Betty Ovtnuhirc. * The Pleasant Valley Farm Bureau meeting was held Unda Mote and Miss Ruth Ann Tyler were the Future Nurses of With Your Nome Inscribed. Add 50c for Each Subscription Outiidc Barry County. Use This Handy Order Coupon YOUR OWN SUBSCRIPTION RENEWAL MAY BE ONE dUty. Friday. * Mrs Ludla Sfihl spent from Wednesday ‘night until Sunday night adb. - . her son, Ken and wife nraMrlm'dale. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Zeigler of I Wayland and Mra. Eldlne Secord of MWdieville were Sunday WMMra. Floyd Necla * 1 he Hastings Banner HELPS YOU PLAY THE ORGAN INSTANTLY! enclosed is $ BILL ME IN JAN. Mr. ;.nd Hastings, Michigan rrcenl guests • of the Vcrlin Kauffman* of Cascade. * Mrs. Lucille Abel*. Mra. Ida Milla* and Mra. Ethel Blank wire thiwo from here who attended tlie Alto Garden Club meeting at the Alio Methodist Church parlors. Wed­ nesday. Nov. 11. * Mra. Lucille id Mra. Froida Ruaaet the open houw- Satur- AN AMAZING NEW BREAKTHROUGH Second for *2.00 Blank remember! Never forget. Many beautiful styles. All on budget­ One for *3.00 (Your owp may be one. If a renewal, one year will be added to the expiration date) at Hastings. Designed for living with, a Cable-Nelson On Each Gift Subscription spent Thanksgiving with their PRICEE FOR GIVING OFF The Hastings Banner I tended the hymn sing al the Carlton Center Churcii Sunday. turnod home last weekend trim their vacation ikwt Receives a New PIANO or ORGAN $100 Gift Subscriptions to Name Name Street or RFD Street or RFD City, State -. City. State | With Gift Cord With Gift Card ! from___ from Name Nome Street or RFD Street 6r RFD nlngham's Hobby Shop and family were Bunday dinner Haatlnga * Mr. and Mrs. Jay Clarksville. The Vaughn Aug.** Thanksgiving gurau of Mrs. Bert BUnk. * The Vaughn Aug/* family7.were Wedneaday, over­ night and Tliankxgiving'dmrx'r KUcrtaof the Gerald Ap«*t fam­ ily nraPL^ke Odessa, bpftre com­ ing to thrta-«randmcther * Mrs. Blank.' They ratumad to School­ craft Thursday night .• ColOT-Glo to the family Thanksgiving din­ ner. Mr. and Mra. U J. Mote and family, Clayton Mote, the Prrd Sawdys. Jim Willette and Birdie, and the Dick and Guy WIMetUj families were guest* * Mr. and Mra Joiui LeUon and family were ThanJudving din- KEY-LIGHT ORGAN ut Charlotte Bullings 139 W. State St. Hastings Appliances & Gifts Ph. Wl 5-2081 • Mr. and Mrs. City, State — City, State — With Gift Card With Gift Card from from If any of the above already take The Bonner, I understand their subscription will be extended for one year.' Order sent by Michigan State t»ra-loot kick­ ing sensation Dick Kenney u a nephew al Tommy Kaulukukui, aa the Spartan staff Address rrnntiinu hnWumrnmniirih �itty. General Explains State’s ferriage Laws Don't Miss the Births at Pennock frequropy asked by ettlliie state for advice with Rev. Finkheiner Dies Saturday; Services Tuesday Rev. Elvtn C. Flnktadnsr. &. of 216 Calkins avenuo. 8K.. drawl fore, I would like to discuss brief!/ the various pitfalls contained in Church, tore! Saturday ihodSig at Butterworth HcsgXUlr. Ho Ural mnrt of hla coaly’lire ui Maldk-viUe and waa rftiiauatal from the Middleville Hl<N-fchool in 1814. ’ Surviving are Ids wife Burrnali marriage.. posable to effectuate a legal mar­ riage without obtaining a license solemnising Uie marriage. Illis U Freeport fl emu. By .Wrs. Sy I win Tngp Wm. D. (Bill) Renner MG enner R Ford, lnc.lt OPEN HOUSE Starts Thursday Evening Richard Bird allot hla buck obtaining of a marriage license opening morning. Nov. 30. nmr hl» home. It had a seven-point marriage. pounds. * Mra. Ray Ptxvurn and In Uie United States prolublta Uw were Wednesday. Nov. 17. visl- pnAldo that no nun shall marry Mra Richard Bini and daughters grandsons. Mctcalt taken Mortuary until being to .Trinity Methodist relatives, including Richard VradevlUe 8r. ot Knla- -r —— - -— — • vziuron. itev. ixxwcr v. bmws daughter and. family. Mr. and paalor. . . .. . prune Court. however, ruled Uiat Mm lllrhiirri Htnrl * kfra Avt. ... .... such a marriage la not prohibited. rlutnra at the Merton Mesecar day.* Nor. 20. with iter daughter Church. Durfee traded. it la valid everywhere rnond Jr. and family of Cute. By Mrs. John Hook lottos* O4S-MJS of course, far which you should see your personal attorney. munity Club met at the homo of Ttauikacivlng with Mr. and Mra. delicious 6:30 supper wax served living, unless the prior marriage to the guests after which a bualMra. Leo Reynolds in Hastings. * Among three north doer hunt* visiting and playing Euchre. ♦ Sunday. Nov. 21. callers at the and Continues thru December 4th December 2nd James Clark and Mra. Wilbur Khimp, and a brother, Oscar, shall not be capable of contracting Open till 9 p.m. Friday and until 5:30 p.m. on Saturday Come and Enjoy the Hospitality of our Entire Ford Family and See Our Fine Facilities are prohibited from entering Into a marriage contract are girls under Rom of Homer, John Hook and John Mishler of Grand Rapids Mui Mr. and Mrs. John Pustma Diana and Janice Davis spent Cheney were Thanksgiving guests themwre, any marriage they enter into U automatically void as If it donla. * Adan Myers and son. Krnneth, were dew hunting at Uda rule la that under Uie “secret Manistee. * Mr. And Mra. Donmarriage law" probate Judges are Parker Erway of Dowling. * authorised to marry persons under Mra. Wm Reid is recovering from marrlageublc age where Uie girl is tier recent Ulrnea ac the home pregnant and the apphcaUon for Thanksgiving dinner Sunday. * Pro-Thanksgiving dinner guests without parental consent at age Armour. Mra. Melvin Campbell, IS and with parental consent if al Mrs bouUe Newman and Mr. Houseman of Hastings. Earl Reid and children. Judy and Billie of Nashville. * Robert FoMcr spent The above regulations limiting eat and James * The Freeport tlie Thanksgiving weekend at Methodist Church will hold a have been deemed eaeaitlal by Um? baxaar-bake sate and a dimcra Powell and family spent Thurv legislature of the State of Michi­ gan. They must be followed by Uie dtp supper al the chureh dining dny and Friday with her parnzxn «i Saturday. Dre 4th. at enta. Mr. and Mra Orlln Thrush 6:30 pm. Everyone welcome. I of Ithaca * Mra. Bhiricy Stanbe changed Uirough action on the Claude Walton. Ted Walton. | ton and children of Owosso spent part of Uie legislature amending Robert Walton and Lew Skid- Wednesday through Bunday with tnnra mwnt laxt httnlina t ..... ...... j. Michigan. tlona concerning Uie marriage laws of Clarksville visited Mr. and! Harold Erb were Mra. 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Advertise with CLASSIFIED AD PAGE PHONE LEGAL HASTINGS BANNER Wl 5-3481 MINIMUM RATE—50c for Twonty Words. ou Fisnionn paici SAFE BUY USED CARS SAVE $$ NOW 1965 OLDSMOBILE JET-STAR *88* White Hardtop—2 Door [Pwr. steering, broket, radio. 5,000 miles. New in July. $2,450.00 CASH RATI—2'.4c par ward with minimum ef 50c. On ad* no* paid for by Ike Thursday following the date of publication, a carrying charge of 10< will bo added. Each additional coniacuthre repeat taMrtian without change of copy for Vi price. BOX NUMBER—Although The Banner dooa act recommend "blind ad*" for be<t multi, we will provide "bo* num bar" DISPLAY CLASSIFIID —$1.25 p*r inch far stash inxrtioa. 85c par lack for wrie* of «i* or more ado to -be ran oa coruccutivo wook*. Both of above rate* baaed bn Mandard dhplay dauified style*. . ALL ERRORS—In ad* taken by phono to bo at londer'i tl»k, although wo make ipeciil effort to mo that the copy Is taken HASTINGS MOTOR SALES FARM IMPLEMENTS 220 W. State Calendar of Special Event* Wl 5-2454 USED CAR CENTER Corner Michigan & Court u! ••Id Farm Machinery Wl 5-3903 Hydraulic. A-l shape I -1954 Corit shutt 7Y«ctar. shape! -3 wheel heavy duty Grain Trailer with hydraulic dump. GOODYEAR BROS. FASTEST HEAT 1»*S. by DOX D. JXCKttOJ DoBOTirr a. jxauox. 1 **4 wtf». •• Slertna***, 1 ST FEDERAL BAVfXOR NOTICES CANVAS TARPS 5x7 to 16x20 TWO WHEELS' HELP WANTED $3.47 up WINICK'S low - coat, instant elrcuUUnr, forced air heal from a Century “Flip-Top" portable oil-fired BEAUTY 1310 N. Michigan Phone Wl 5-2479 (Try one free for 84hour*) Experienced with follow­ FRANCISCO ing preferred, but will at it* f inert GOOD AS NEW STORE s 945-3150 Over Stan’s Wallpaper & Paint Store OPEN FRIDAYS 9 A M. to 5:30 P.M. There will be plenty of work for* you in one of ★ Automotive Hostings' most modern FOR WINTER WITH A LARKE BUICK ... Power steering. radio, Whitewall*, 1,400 mile*. Like . . . the finest working conditions in town. All re­ plies confidential. ? Write: BETTER USED CAR 1MB BtKcK CONV. LE 8ABBE CHEVROLET Hastings Banner Box 997 Wl 5-2425 handle your shelled corn Wl 5-2426 direct from the field . . . WANTED 1965 BUICK LE SABRE cuitomen in N. Barry Co. or Hastings with Rawlcigh products. Can com $100 IMS PONTIAC SPORT COUPE . .. Catalina Hardtop in sparkjgig white finish, power steer­ inc and radio, whitewall*. and up weekly full time. Freeport, III. NOTICES IMS PONTIAC SEDAN . . . . . Catalina 4 Dr, power steer­ ing. radio, maroon and white tutone, one local owner. ... Moaxa 2 Dr, 4 speed trans­ mission. nice black finish with red vinyl interior. IM2 OLDSMOBILE SEDAN 1963 BUICK ELECTRA |4 Dr. H*--dtop. One Owner. WHEAT Sell Your Wheat 1963 BUICK ELECTRA 2 Dr. Hardtop. One owner. (WE PAY TOP PRICES) 1962 CHEV. IMPALA Many older model* to choose from Farm Bureau Services M-37 South Wl 5-2223 1959 CADILLAC 2 DR. REAHM MOTOR SALES PONTIAC - OLDS - CADILLAC Wl 5-2478 107 N. Michigan Ave. Hearings, Michigan 13/3 For Your Corn FARM BUREAU SERVICES RAWLEIGH Dept. Md L 651 336 1963 CHEVROLET IMS OLDS HOLIDAY SEDAN . . . M aeries, full power and *g the extra*, very clean. Look Our new truck hoist and' dryer are ready! We Offer Top Prices Man or Woman to supply 1964 CHEVROLET NOTICE! Let Form Bureau Services 1435 S. Hanover . ... Delta 88 4 Dr. Hardtop, custom vinyl trim, power steer­ in* and brakes. Low mileage 1956 TO 1958 STICK SETUP Dodge or Plymouth overdrive transmission, bell housing. fly wheel, pressure plate, clutch plate. 820 00. Phone Wl 5-5455 after 4 pm. tf arid'popular beauty salons BE READY Hastings Press Inc. consider others. FARM SUPPLY M-37 So. COMMERCIAL PRINTING Wl OPERATOR IMMEDIATE OPENING MAHLER MOTOR SALES 206 N. Mkhigan Heating - Plumbing Service HASTINGS New a Remodel •' Repair BANNER KAECHELE'S CLASSIFIEDS Coll Wl 5-3481 WAHT» WORK/ 305 $. Church Wl 5-53J2 LEGALS WINDOW GLASS INSTALLED in aluminum, »t*el or wood sash. Burkey Atllo Glass & Radiator Shop, 318 N. Jeffer­ son, Halting*. tf L & R EXPERT TREE SERV­ ICE — Trimming, cabling, re­ moval. Free estimate*. Injured Phone -OL 3-8064. NxihvUIe Mich. tf ELECTRIC Raaors repaired— Speclal —Your raxor cleaned, lubricated and sharpened, only 8135 Service and latlsfacUon guaranteed. Lapo Drug, 144 F. State St., Hastings tf NOTICK: Muy Halls** la U* or "tMula” palama* Mo n.t iauoSM to *>tl*4« or 4ltr«ar*(« ipylkstlra* frvm p*r*M* of the oihar mi. Back llttto** ora for the conreateere of reoSrr* bomao ioiae orrvpotlon* ar* *••■ ■ Mere* mere attrirlire t* Parma el oee eer U>m the ether. DIS rrlBtaatiu Io ttaplaytMur bee**ae of ao* la prohibit** by the 11*4 TWO BEAGLES—One black and tan. one white, lost in vtqjnlty ★ For Rant—Real Estate of the junction of M-37 and old M - 79. REWARD. Cal FURNISHED APARTMENTS COLLECT Hudsonville MO 9FOR RENT - Utilities paid. 90TO. 12/3 Phone Wl 5-9471. tf * Noticn Ula etr.ptlea*. Ernplaymui agraCimiSTMAS BAZAAR — St e>ea a ad entplopera («1HM by-1*4 Orangeville^ Christmas gift ■ mail ladlrate in lhair *4v«vliaornut whether the 1111*4 po4l- , tl<m* nr* *v*iUbt* w bath ***«*. Rents and Christmas decorattohs. A sandwich bar and coff*6 shop. Wed, Dec 1. 1 pm tf to 8 pm.; Thur*, Dec 2. 10 EXPERIENCED MARRIED ijn,-3 pm. 880 oil painting firtt door prlte. 12/3 MAN for dairy farm. Good wage*. house and other extra*. InMsT ON MICHIGAN BOT­ TLED OASI See Carl & Betty * Phone: Charlotte. 543-2837. Appliances before you buyl U They Sell—They In*taU—They Service. Ph. Wl 5-2833. M-37 BEAUTY COUNSEIXIRR CORSouth. ’ tf METICS — Part time—no can­ vassing or parties. Ph. Banfleld ITS JACOBS PHARMACY 721-8220. Nancy Uldrlks, write FOR FAST 34-HPUR FTI2>! R4. Box 6*5. Battle Creek, SERVICE! No charge for overMichigan. 12/8 ■ize prints tf WHEELER MARINE SALES & YEAR ROUND EMPLOYMENT — Due to expanded sales, we SERVICE — Mercury outboard need 2 men for full time year motor*. New and used boat* round employment. Experience Plot* Boat*. Trailers and ac­ in retail sales and building ma­ cessories M-66 tn Nashville. terial warehousing desirable, OL 3-3851 or OL 3-6074. tf however, mep with similar out­ door, indoor background, such os agriculture will be consid­ ★ For Sale—Mitcellaneou* ered. Inspection of our yard*. 25 Avenue C and 850 Emmett TRAIN TABLE—10 ft. lang, 4 ft. St, and discussion with our wide, folding legs. Call after 5 employees of the various du­ pm. 945-3877, 903 S. Hanover. ties connected with these open­ Hastings. 12/2 ings. is Invited, vocational ap­ titude test* will be given to ELECTRIC DRYER—Frigldalre, selected applicant*. Benefits good condition. 840. M2 S. Include Hospital Insurance, Hanover after 5 pm. Phone Life Insurance, Paid Vaca­ 945-3877. 13/3 tion*. Paid Holidays. Salary Savings Program. Co-operative FOR MORE BEAUTIFUL HAIR Educational Program, Uniform —Use Rexall's fast permanent. Fund and others. If interested, Regular 82 00-Now 8100. No apply In person or by letter to pre-shampoo— No after odor. Mrs. Cipcic, Personnel-Dept, Available at Jacobs’ Pharmacy. Blue Diamond Lumber, M tc Avenue C, Battle Creek, Mich. • tf TABLE PAPER — For picnic*, family reunions, lot* ot ums W by 300’. 8350 at The Ban­ FULL TIME MAN FOR WORK IN GROCERY STORE-Apply ner office. ' tf THE FATMAN —Private Detec­ tive 34-Hour. Shadowing. Tape Foto-FUm Evidence. Nation­ wide. Confidential Call WO 4-3445 ar write 184 North Union. Battle Creek 13/30 ■ARPTT CLEANING IB EASY with Ho*t New Electric UpBrush No wet carpets or / handwork Clean 180 square / feet for only 8895 Hasting* 1 Floor Covering. 128 W. State Hastings Phone WT S-6116 «’ EXPERT TAILORING - Men's or women’s clothing. We nar­ row lapel*, taper pants, alter double into single breasted coats. Al, the Dutch Tailor. 5504 Gun Lake Road. Wl 5­ 8714. tf UNFURNISHED three-room apartment with garage. Good location. Call Wl 5-3583. If no response. Wl 5-4928. tf NICE UPSTAIRS unfurnished. 5-room and bath apartment Utilities paid. Good location. Adult* only. Call 945-5423 day*. tf FOR SALE OR RENT-Small all modern house, has one bed­ room. living - room, kitchen, small utility room and bath. This is a full lot located In a nice part of the city. Phone Wl 5-3986 >2.2 A* For Sale—Real Estate FOR SALE —REAL ESTATE — Mulliken (between Hastings and Lansing). 3 bedroom home, newly carpeted living room, paneled dining room. I1--car garage, shaded location. acro&* from new grade school Con­ tact Marguerite Huhn, phone 517-887-5436, with Ed J Realty, phone Laming 517-373-1100 12/2 2/3 ACRE BORDERS A NICE CREEK Almost new 3-bedn>om modern home just ouuidr city limits Lovely large tMv* . school bus goes by the doo: Will trade for house m town of equal value Phone Wl 5-4791 after 6 pm. tf WHY NOT LET U8 MAKE you a rubber stamp with your new ZIP Code number. Tliree-Une stamp with your name, ad­ dr Wontad dress and ZD* number- for <325. TtU* includ**. postage and sale* tax. Burpee’s Spec­ WAN'lisD—Job as dishwasher dr ialty Shoppe. Del ton. Mich , .kitchen help In Hastings. No cooking. Phone 945-9495. 12 9 49048. tf MEW b USED FUMPS-New in­ eery, 829 N. Michigan Ave, 18 NICE WHITE ROCK HENS stallations and remodeling Hasting*. tf FOR STEWING — Very fat. FoweU** Plumbing Co. Free esWill *eU for 8100 each. Mr* tlmstea 24 hour service. Cal) Frank Roush, Plainwell, R3, PART TIME OR FULL TIME Middleville BY 6-3843 evening* phone 833-2719. 12/3 CAREER-Work near your SY 5-8044 day* U home. Bet your own hours Dignified work. Caff 6 io B 0m. STALK SHREDDERS FOR ★ Help Wanted 940-3810. 12/1 RENT — Francisco Farm Sup­ ply, M37 So. 945-3150. tf HELI’ WANTED — Male—Young JOB OPPORTUNITY-For a dependable lady of good charac­ man, IB to 26, to assist man­ ter to manage our Heatings Ice ir Parooaali aged In local branch of Na­ Cream Store. Contact Miller tional Chain Organisation. Dairy Farm*, Box 100, Eaton Must be able to dress neatly Rapids, Michigan. 12/3 ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUSand converse Intelligently. Only PO. 171, Hasting* Telephone Wl 5-2695. Meeting* every man will be considered. If you Monday, 8 pm. tf are available for immediate A-U*t employment, cal! Mr. Cannon CHILDREN GROW OUT OF 538 - 6841 Grand Rapid*,. 10 LOST between Michigan Bell THEIR CLOTHD4G in one am.-3 pm. Salary $430 per Telephcns Office and Public year! Sell your youngster's last month. 13/3 Library, key-chain with three year's clothing for cash with keys — no identification. Call a classified ad. Call Wl- 6-3483, Adi Scd Utuued /trmi. 845-0616, Dr. B. P. Brown. U/8 ask for u Adtaker. Ar Wanted to Buy TIMBER—Top price* for log* or standing Umber Get our price before you sell. L. L. Johnson Lumber Mfg. Co, Box 37s Charlotte, Mich. Phone 517­ 543-1681. tf Ar Wanted to Rent WOULD you like to make some­ one happy for ChrUtma*? Needed, a house to rent in Phone WANTED TO RENX-3 bedroom home-t-or mon*_3rd or 4th ward. Needed stance Call Wl 5-3421. Bill Renne; Renner Ford, Inc. �I SOMETHING NEW IN GIFI GIVING—It* British Steriin -a smashing after shave on cologne. Last* from dawn U dusk Miller Jeweler*. tins im Mtimi 3 t SO WELCOME—Goldfish, turtles and bird* 'aquarium and bird supplies). Also, cat and dog toy*, bed*, sweaters, boot* and other gift Item*. Blair's Farm ' & Garden. i FOR THE DO - IT - YOllRSEIX J FELLOW —He can be an in- S slant expert with the De Walt 1 No. 1259-0- radial arm table raw. Only 817996. Barry Coun­ ty Lumber Co. • C ■OR MOM —We have 'Special Christmas Candles." party gift Hem*, open stock and personalixed stationery. Schader's Of­ fice Supply. FOR REAL 8PORT8MEN — All ’ types of leather and rubber . sporting foolwear await your aelecUon at Blrke'* Hastiqg* ( Cut Rate Shoe Store. FOR A BRIGHTER CHRIST­ MAS AND A BRIGHTER WASH- lt‘» a new Maytag . Washer from Bulling'*. CAMERA HEADQUARTERS — 1 Instamatic sets—81795—Pola­ roid* from 81895. Jacobs Phar­ macy. | BROTHER, YES I AND AR­ DENT LOVER I — Billfold*, card*, pens and more are In your favorite store, Oareyl s$ net St Gown carry these fa-i mous brands — Bobbie Brooks, Tiger, Jeanies. Catalina and Ship 'n Shore in sporOwear. CORNING ALWAYS AN ALL TIME FA­ VORITE — Painted basketball backboards, goal and net for only 81195. Barry County1 Lumber Co. scuffed shoes when you can find the famous Wyenberg “Maaugalc" for only 81495 to 83395. Blrke's Hasting* Cut feu o! THE ATTRACTIVE STUDY LAMPS at Consumers Power Company give Better Light1 and Better Sight. Choose from 2 color*. See them today. ClfK III in ’Bf' WlilM , GIFTS FIB HIM ENJOYABIE HOURS WITH OE. RADIOS — Choose from portable ftrarutetor*. AM/FM. clock radioe. stereo and tabic. The selection la “great." V It S Hardware. ITEM at Wayne'* Shoe Store 1* snow boot*, or slipper* that are practical or glamorou*. of HAVE YOU SEEN THE MATCH­ ING HUSH BUfPIE SHOES AND HATS in popular colors at Wayne'* Shoe Store? They 're sharp! So are the fleece-lined shoe boots (slip on*. Ue*. xip«>. REGULATION PING PONG TABLES—Complete with »tand. 825.00. East Side Lumber Co., •11 E. Railroad. IEL1GHTFUL GIFTS - Exqui­ site hand sewn beaded bags from Hongkong and Thailand. 4395 and up in pretty color*. Bulling'*. END WASH DAY BLUES with a bottled gas Hamilton Cloths* Dryer Carl * Betty'* Appli- THE LITTLE DREAMER will enjoy a comfortable robe and pajamas from Cleveland'*. Make your own choice e^rly. HITS III TO HMUT NO SHOPPING PROBLEM when you give a Gift Certifi­ cate from Kaechele'c. Thia could be for an Incinerator at 811250 or a Dishwasher Aid for 824390. WHAT A DELIGHT to receive a gift throughout the year . . n subscription to The Hasting* Banner. Special gift rates for Chris Una*. DRESS UP THE SMALL FRY IN HEALTH-TEX! Shirt and pant sets, or separate pants and shirts in a variety of col­ > or*, style* and! materials. From toddler*। to sire 8. Parmalee's. l STEURY ELECTRIC OFFERS a • complete line ot Admiral LTV. (Black and white or colon. See the new portable*, below 81996. . A PORTABLE TV FROM BUL1 UNO'S te a welcome gift for your TV fan. or a Stereo Hi Fi Set. YOU’LL WANT SEVERAL Of the 2 lb. fruitcakes packed In a gift Un. Only 90c each. V It 6 Hardware. ! SCHADER'S OFFICE SUPPLY offer leather framed bulleUn 1 and chalk board*, stamp, coin i and color books, and games. Plus, Inexpensive- "stocking" ‘ stuffen. 1 L ’ ' > • 1 OUR BASEMENT TOYLAND te loaded with good toy* and games for all age*. Playschool. Tonka. Milton Bradley, Parker Bro*, and others. V & 8 Hard­ ware. VISIT WARDS ONE STOP TOY HEADQUARTERS-for a wide selection. I l [ I . KAECHELE'S SUGGEST a -Step Saver” GUI that, gain* popularity with u»e. An Incincrater Garbage Disposer for as DRESS UP YOUR HOME with roping, door swag*, center­ pieces. mistletoe, holly and Christmas ^reen. St. Marlin'* Pineal. ' I ’ MOST DESIRED LEADING AC­ ’ TION TOYS-Actual Cap Ftri ing Tanks. Action Locomotive*. , Johnny Seven Gun, Sonic Blaster, Gas Engine Lotus Ford, and others. Gamble**. a Manning-Bow man Hair Dryer with a vinyl hood in a hand­ some luggage case. Or tee qLr beautiful Sunbeam electric or IX) SAVE MOTHER'S TIME For any and all occasions or­ der delicious snack trays for your parties. Everyone will en- train If you buy a H 4 X 8 (silent) painted green train board. Only 1354 East Bid# Lumber, 811 I- Railroad. MOST amazing what can be done with Beverwyk'* unpaloS- < ed fumlturcl Boaton rockers, stools, chaste, maguine ranks. [YUMI YUM! YUM!—The kid* > really go for the iced butter Christmas cookies from Dale's । Bake Shop. Shaped in stere, angel* and trees. Also. Lebku, chen (German Honey Cooktea). ALL OF YOUR LADIES, regard­ less of age, will be delighted with a Gift Certificate from Mary'* Beauty Shop. FOR THE CRIB AND CRADLE CROWD — Gardner's have a cunning line of gifta. (Plus, 8 6t H Green Stamps). the trigger speed control — '« inch. Only 825 96. (Hell never use another kind'. Barry Co. THOSE CUNNING QUILTED ACETATE ROBES al Parmalee* in tlxe* 2 to 14 will make that "special" little girt to h»ppy. Only 8298-8598. Or 1 lounging pajama* for 8298. JUST ONE STOP at Miller Jew­ elers for Polaroid camera* from 11955. Samsonite luggage, ra­ dio* (table and portable*, per­ sonal jewelry and watches. (Bulovs, Wlttnauer, Caravtlle). KEEP TIME IN THE NEW YEAR with a stunning decorater wall clock by Elgin (curdles*. electric) $1096 up. Choose walnut, brass or charJUA coal. Gilmore Jewelers. at the Barry County Lumber Company. Choose cither the Economy for *1850 or the (K ENJOY A CORONADO COLOR Regular for 83795. ® TV —Choice of 4 finishes. 3 style*. Top performance and ’K reasonably priced at Gamble'*. ■rtfi 7.7 Cm 'BUY YOUR PING PONG TABLE eT । j , ' when you can trim her tree with cosmetics? World-famous perfumes, powders. UpttlckLs, in new iccnte and .shades. Gard­ ner's. (SiirBtamps). - ’who (Wembley) ! Make this a knockout Christmas with belt*, tie* and so< k» from Cleveland's. can resiMLwelxs CHARMSf-'Choose W>m hun­ dred* at Gilmore'* X^eweler* Sterling or gold fill. 8100 to W GET IN THE SADDLE AOAIN1 ff.'j Cowboy bools for all! Beebe'* Shoe Shop. 183 8. Jefferson St This Gift Guide Is Loaded With Bright Up-To-the-Minute Gift Ideas and Holiday Suggestions from Your Local Stores. So, Shop the Easy Way and Please Everyone On Your Christmas List! �R—TNE HASTINGS BANNER TburWtay, Decrm lx-r 2, 1965 Card of Thanks and In Memoriam West Woodland Official Action of the Hastings City Council By Victor Sitton l WeeriM* MT-IU1 Children and young people CARD OF THANKS IN MEMORIAM "Cmley.' the Beagle lost In; in loving memory of our dear _ ___ ________ _ “ " " ***" ”! services at the homes of more to everyone Mho L Gonyou, who passed away on than a dozen shut-ins a week December 4, 1944. one year ago ago Saturday. Mrs. Hendee was Garrett Veld today: . one of those visited. "Inasmuch "Many a lonely lieartache. Often a silent tear; CARD OF THANKS the least of' thews my brethren. But always a beautiful memory. f»tonp*’. neighbors,’ the First Of a moUier we loved mj dear Baptist Church. American Leg­ God gave us strengUi and cour- 25:40. * Mr. and Mrs. Ford Stowell were Thanksgiving dinion Atislltary. Senior Citizens, and Uw Jolly J11U Hobby Club Tu bear the porting blow; Stowell Other gueats were the for the cards, letters and plants latter Mrs. Stowell's parents, Mr Abo Laonard-Osgood for taking No one will erer know. and Mrs. John Gardner. me to Community Hospital God , To tlioae who hare a mother. Mrs. Byron Hesterly attended | Cherish her with care. you all . Mrs. William 'Alto) Reid ’ You will never know how much a bridal shower Saturday after­ noon al the home of Mrs Doris . you love her. IUiiUI you find *lie Isn't there." Blair of Mulliken honoring Miss IN MEMORIAM Her daughter and sons. In memory of our dear mother.: ihoee marriage will take place Melba R. Beals Willard Gonyou niece of Mr. Hesterly and both Gerald Gonyou the Towsleys and Blairs ore for­ In-laws, grandchildren. We mis* her more each day. mer West Woodland residents and great-grandson Josie and Wesley Hall Mr and Mra. Victor Sisson were Thanksgiving-dinner guests ot their daughter and family, the , "And more than thia there also Eldon Roushes. ot South Has­ . haa been a pjienwnerjri growth In tings. * Mr. and Mrs. Byron ! gymnasium health clubs, steam Hesterly had as their Thanks­ . baUi*. saunas The office equip- giving dinner guests her parents, ‘ment industry to even getting in Mr and Mrs. Peter Martin, also Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Marble and i signed to Jive the executive more Ray Davis, all of Hastings, and n^71ty-dMr tom U* eye, to th* greatart ringio cau* of bllndnaaa among American adulta today. But It al» hoida greatest promlte for t ic re­ storation of useful virion for it* virtUns. According to figure* of *hc National Society for the Preven­ tion Of Bllndnem. senile cata­ ract* aoraunt for 173 percent of all biindnaM among paeon* in 1940 because of the lengthen­ ing human lifespan and the aurrt-'.l ummrn cvptibte to cataract! Removal ef the c Thin Americans Are Challenge For Business yet fully understood by doctors __ ■ *----“ - -------elelml other medication.-. that will dtoMure > cbwmbv*. - cataracts, while a delicate and Wtlght-watching Americar have had a field day land Oaster of Hastings were’un­ able to attend due to illness American business. according to I -ft anyone ever had any doubto Mrs. Alice Hendee spent from a University of Michigan business 1 luk to how tespondw American Wednesday ’til Friday at Corn­ stock Park Her brother and Associate Prof. Roa* J. Wilhelm want*. the Impact of our welght- brother - in - law, Prank Laurel! ' watching behavior should put these and Myrle Hendee, came for her Wednesday and brought her Wlllielin discussed the subject home Friday She enjoyed a on Ills weekly radio prugrain "Bum- family Thanksgiving dinner at neas Review,” over the U-M Broad- the Myrle Hendee' home Mrs coating Service (WUOM and Vemle Gabriel drove to Vesta­ burg on. Thursday and enjoyed WVOR). the Thanksgiving dinner with her daughter. Mrs Charlotte Keeney and family She also visited her son, Robert Tebo. and family at Cedar Lake, returning ADMITTANCES hoqie Friday. RevTind Mrs. Howard W Rog­ ers of Hastings were Friday guests of Mr and Mrs. Victor BUson. * Tlie major portion of PMK HOSPITAL running through it Today the the aarne criteria applies to most The U-M professor points” out that thia switch In meat-buying behavior haa cauaid farmns u, abtaal* that lire less affluent road at the south end of the bridge on Martin Hoad near Jor­ dan Road Friday Traffic hud to backtrack and unui the latter part of the afternoon when road men removed It. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Helse and children were Thanksgiving guesta of his sister and f»ml>v the F. R. Allebens. of Grand Rapids. ♦ Albert Rccoor ar.u daughter. Helen, and Edward Recsur had Thanksgiving dinner at the Hillis Recsor home in Lansing Thursday. There has been a tot of Intes­ wet^Tfs w' oriZ*. tinal flu In the homes here and 310 B. Orwa, Sun Mlttr. IMS ». elsewhere of late. Your writer Greatest Cause Of Blindness effective mere U>an 95 times out of 100. Patient*, with the aid of thus regain the prrclou* ability Highbank their demands that the usual Mrs Victor Shanta. * Thanksseed uoughs be lined morning giving guests of Mr. and Mrs and evening. We give them a Lloyd LytUe were their chHhearty "welcome home.” * We dren Mr. and Mr*. Gayle Ly^-e were sorry to hear that Clayton ’ and family of Fredrickson. Md ; Valentine of Carlton Cehter be- Mr. and Mr*. Gerald LytUe and came IU early Thanksgiving and family of Leach Lake; Mr. and was taken to Pennocx Hospiud Mrs Billy Pattenon and family where he was still confined on of Bellevue; ^fr. and Mn. Jack Tuesday awaiting reports on X- Green and family of'Bellevue; rays ’ and Mrs LytUe * mother, Mrs _ ____________________________ . Jackson, of Battle Creek. Oordon LytUe could not get home I lowlinfv fromOcnnany the Armywand still lyuniiiig |(n MrGary ululis UnL By Mr*. Donald Proejrock Roy Wttle of Battle Creek were wl J-474V Saturday dinner guests of Mr and Mn. Lloyd LytUe. Mr. and Mrs Vern Quick were supper guests last Wednesday at , the Lawrence Quick home, cele-' I Camp Fire Smoke | beating Lawrence's birthday. Thanksgiving guests at theiI The leaden association meet­ Kk home were Mr. and Mrs, ilnu was held at the Camp Fire Nye of near Bedford. ♦ Mr.‘ |। office Thursday. Nov. 18. with 17 and Mrs. Eugene Kidder and in-1 leaden and assistants attending *ui£n-~rire’”ir ktoi ‘cers elrcUd *’r*: Me th a Sliver City, N. Mex. ana are president; Judy McLean, staying at her parents home, the - ‘p^dent- Marian Karrar. Orville Babcocks. For Thanksglv- , J*”*""1' .Mrs. fern iltnrhlili k«UU til-2101 Mr. and Mra. Albert Bell and Marilyn entertained for Thanks­ giving Mr. and Mr* Gary Jacoba and baby from Flint and Mr and Mrs. Gene Mortenson from near Chicago. * Mr. and Mrx Dale Shipman from Haatlng* and Mr and Mrx. Root Reid and children of Shelbyville were Thanksgiving guests of Mr. and Mrs Clyde Reid. *' Mr aAd Mrs Marshal! Qreen and family and Jack GreWi ate Thanksgiving dinner with Mrs. Green's par­ ents. the Burl Wills, in Hastings. from Augusta and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Osborn from Battle Creek were guests on Tliank.’gtvlng of Mr. and Mrs. Errett Skidmore. * Mr. and Mrs Austin Schantz had as their ThanT----- — guests Mr. and ,-Kl Schantz and chkdr Mrs Arden SchantJ and family. Mark Beedle and J Victor 8<hanlx. Jr.._______ Mrs. Bruce Brown and baby from Bellevue spent Saturday and overnight with her grand- Basically. because of the dif­ ficulty in motivating elderly cataract victim* to have ophthalmotogical examination* and. on having them, to overcome the understandable reluctance on the port of tlie aged patient to un- treatment Borne older persons accept cataract a* an Inevitable penalty far growing old; others find II hard u> decide wtUch Is surgery. Research work by the Nalton- [poetry Corner VIBTWAM BLV1* than had ever been anticipated. emphasis to its public education- bllndneaa. Lake Odessa were gunta of the Braqe Bab Man.SR in(cnun and Lota Bowers. By France*- Johnnlon ThmkI j tclcPl,one chairmen After the Schantx white her htubond was Sunday. * Mn. Elizabeth Walts tended the community Thanks , L.u«me.ui meeting Elsie Walles north deer hunting. * Mr. and of Hastings and Mr. and Mrs. DoiiitaclM1ethodHt Church ** I »?»vr Instruction* for making Mrs. Nolan Hudson and children Mr. and Mrs John Gaylor and Chester Hesterly of Lake Odessa Dowling Methodist Church. mJvny |0Vgfj. thing* for the holl- from Big Rapids came Wednes­ Susan vlritecr their daughter. Medical C*r« were Sunday dinner guesta of Hollday guests at the Lloyd . day and stayed until Monday Utt, bi^ m*v. :Mr. and Mn. Ford Stowell. * ‘ISd dmenlhMoren I a A uammg ^on ,or rar uie rXf r*r-‘ her father, Paul Ml They Mr. fUMfH&'u and Mrs. Arlen Helse cn- nard Memorial Hoxpital Saturday. * "Amm __________________ _______ Quigleys and uien Moreisi cutlves .. ------- • ot. .. the .leaders asso-latioti I J11 ’Pent Thanksgiving Day with Hr. and Mn Oene Shade and of HatUngs; wa* held Tuesday, Nov. 30. Mr. and Mrs^ Adelbm Beil and ■I: OUtet KoUy. R*. Eloise cixrdy. । of Ute latter'* brother, Fred Do- Nashville. Ada and Charles G**Andy were Saturday evening ■04 w. itadiwa. Bov. *»., I Camp, at Eaton Rapids « #r.|kt!l of Delton, and Bernard and for leaders, assistanta and spon-1 Mr. and Mrs. Lafe William*, . skin.? and Mrs. Elwyn Curtis hod as , Bernice Gaskill of Kalamazoo * sor* will be Ulis Thursday. Dec. I Jr., and .family attended a family Weaver and Jane of Hasting*. ‘ M*ri»n»; their guest* for Thanksgiving The Robert Gaskill family enter, Mr and Mra Raymond Ander­ 2. at 1 pm at the Presbyterian j gathering at Uie home of Mr dinner. Mr. and Mr*. Fred Gel­ tained the Burchett family on son and family of Union City. ’ °*c ' ger and Mr and Mrs. Fred Gel- Thanksgiving with 28 members Church basement. Bring a dish and Mr*. Lafe Williams. ♦ Mr. Ind., and Mbs Patricia Neeb ot paxs. your own roll* and table1 and Mrs. Vera Haiblitz called Middleville — a»orc« Cujtnur, ger. Jr . and family, local, and present * Miss Elizabeth Sm:;h to MBU spent the weekend with service plus a 50c gift for cx7 I Sunday evening at the Paul Bell Is convalescing following a fall change Four door prize* will be; home. * Mr. and Mrs. Maynard Mr. and Mrs Wilbur Neeb They KEia’SFtwV*°n of woodland * We were Saturday callers on Mr and j Tucker and family from Hastings given away. XASHVILLB — Clarence MtClnjMla. arc sorry to Report that Mrs. Howard and Helen Drake, ac­ Mrs. Marton Shade of rural Tlie annual meeting for the "P«nt Thyikuglving^ with her Wilhelm Bl. MOV. az; Barta wsmor »<a k h q. Flessner of Woodland companied by Mr. and Mrs. Pay w.V", 90- Ufrhsr.t White.1 . . ..__ . - ____________ Whitworth, left Monday for their election of officer* and chairmen ) Parente, Mr. and Mr*. Ernie and Mrs. Lyle Hummel of the Camp Fire Board will be Skidmore niter L^Xov is*o ; I She is being cared fur by M's Winter homes in Florida. ■iieijivviLle-Ja»n* Mavorto. Rl. Echo Flanigan. Mr. ani^Mrs Donald Drake Monday. Jan 17. All registered! Mr. and Mn. Larry Hawblita The pltmarian worm U the EUren U.U BJ «« Mr. and Mrs. Prank Nlethamer and Mrs Jack Burchett were in adults please plan to be there.' and family. Mr. and Mn. Dale Lnon Hummel of Belding WAYLAMD-EU«*B u.ka. nJ. | entertained at a Thanksgiving __ _ Bishop. Douglas. Nyla and most primitive creature known Chicago last,week attending .the Mr and Mn Don Huinmrl ____ _ 'friend. rnena. k ,. tsiuiop ana . ...__________ . ... __ .. E.. lL. Bishop and aaugndaugh- to be capable of true learning. wobDttaMD—Claraaca Arnie. 343 E. dinner his brother and sistetx Horse Show. * Miss Melinda Unlversitv _ _____ A Michigan State University Ser . ... ........ Woolllfln from Battle IScientists can teach the tinv Those preaent were Mr. and for the same height due to our; Schultz, daughter of the John specialist estimates about 8JOO- creek. Mrs Gladys Hawblita of • George Roberta of Lake Odessa. Schultzes, was confined to her lower vrefsht." of an inch, to anti- family of rural Clarksville. Mr*, i Mr. and Mrs. Blake Rising and home last week with a mild rene | 000 Michigan hen* produce 1.- HasUng* And Mr. and Mrs. Blair one-quarter Ths publication Dun’s Review .Mildred Shade and Linda were Mrs. Bertha Flory of Woodland, of pneumonia. * The Edsel Bln- 316,000 eggs annually This repre- H a w b 111 z and Kenny were <cipate a shock stimulus. and Modem Industry attribulca ------------wB— - ;------■ —■ Saturday evening callers on- Mr. -----------■‘, — —— --------- ---------------and Mr. and Mrs. Carl Nletham- clalrs and son. John, have re­ sent* about 52 percent of the Thanksgiving Day guest* of Mr i East Doud State's total egg consumpuon. and Mrs. Vern HawbUtx. ! USE BANNKB WAM AD81 land Mra. Thoma* Wacha. Jr. er of Hastings. Other guests were from their northern Mr and Mrs. Tom Nlethamer turned Michigan deer hunt'ng t«o M— By Mn, Lloyd Owen and sons, * Leroy Flessner, ac­ Belle Doster stayed with Jeff companied by his daughter. Mary Mr. and Mrs. Norman Ann- Lynn, and nephew. David Dalton, R-nclalr during their absence. • "We're As Near As Your Telephone Mrs. Wesley Edmonds will be treto appeallnt to our diet-watching strong and children called at made a weekend trip to the leaving next Monday to spend David Eldred's *-in Striker Dis­ the Winter with her daughter, trict Bunday. * Mr. and Mrs. the UF. They brought back a Hlldah, and family In California. , William Cox and children from load of cattle from the northern * Mark Ramsey, younger son or Mean jon.-jon company munepeaJ। Nashville spent Friday at Lloyd farm to winter in tlie “south ” I the Glenn Ramseys, has returned Mrs Ruby Gillespie of Jack- home following medical treat­ Metrecal. the-*© calorie HqultLdtet. I Owme. * Mr and Mrs. Howard and the fad swept the nation. By Moore were Thureday dinner ment at a local hospital for Keep It in a Handy Place for Future Reference Clip Thi> Guide 1981 Americwu were gulping about guests of the Dean Sellecks in Alice Hendee. Tlie ladles were pneumonia. 8100 minion uf Mead Johnsen and i t,K’ McOnibcr District. * Mrs. long time friends but hadn't ita ocenpeUtars’ diet products Tlie I Ada Tobias from Hastings visited seen each other for many yean. induatry literally exploded, and I Saturday at Howard Moores. * * Rev. and Mn. Earl Frost of LAWN MOWER REPAIR—Au­ Lacey shortly after Mead Johnson's sue- W<- arc glad U> report Ethel Curd the Nashville Church it me LYONS SEPTIC TANK SERVICE— Appliance & General Repaii thorized Darier foe Wheel Business Services Offered cem became obvious, over 150 other came ixxne from Pennock Hosr Nozarene were Sunday callers on Installation. Dry Well, Dram By Mr*. Orlie FanSyckle companies had entered this busl- PiUd Sunday. * Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Fred Geiger, Sr. Horse Tractor and Lawn Boy field. Pumping ($24 00 for 1st Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Bhinarow " : Elmer Deal from Kalamazoo and LET OUR EXPERIENCED SERVICE Mowers. E. L. Carpenter Hard­ PUMP SERVICE—Sta-Rile Water 1.000 gals.I. Call 945-5482. barger and Larry of Hubbard ­ A staltar story anerged tn Uie Vern Deal from Bronson called System* Sold, installed, serviced. MAN repair your appliances ston. were Saturday. Nov. 13. din ­ ware. ■oft drink Irutodry where a ! at the Will Gurd home Sunday. Lewis Electric, Cloverdale 623­ with factory warranted parts. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Steele of ner and luncheon guests of her ■naHxonipaiiy came up with diet Here U> a Utile more informa5381. Nashville were . Sunday dinner sister and family, the Everett Concrete Products col* and otmilar Bofl drinks with tton about one picture Mr. BtirCall Service Dept . Moctgom Johnstons. * The many friends guests of Mr. and Mrs. -Vern KEYS DUPLICATED while you Ward. Hasttop Wl 5-2954. here of Charles Sease were sorry Welcher* Walter Jordan called Automobile & Machinery wait. Ben Franklin Store. State on tlie Welchers Thanksgiving GET YOUR READY-MIX from the Repair Jefferson. with tow calorie products." Wilpatient at Pennock Hospital He Day. * Mr and Mrs. Brandt Mc­ was so much Improved on Mon- Intyre and Mrs Kathryn Jones; WATCH AND DIAMOND RING Phone Wl 5-2123. industry has bad a tremendous chain drive. 2 cylinder. This picRENTAL OF WHEEL CHAIRS. called Friday on Mr. and Mrs. i REPAIR—Expert workmanship. COMPLETE AUTO CLASS SERVVern Welcher a Mr. and Mrs WALKERS AND CRUTCHES— dw Anil the sporting goods and IX.uglass boyixxxl Iwme on the he would be released later m the Ferd Stevens. Mr and Mrs. Dar­ St. Phene Wl 5-5316. Headquarters for hospital sup­ ALL GRADES WASHED SAND day but we learned later Uiat furniture IndusUies also have had Otis Lake Road Oh yes folks. ; plans had been changed and he win Swift, Peggy and Steve, had lies. Gardner's. Phone 945­ 5-5085, Burkey Seles and Serv­ AND GRAVEL—Bender Gravel 11 would remain at the hospital for their Thanksgiving dinner Sun-' 2134. ice. 218 N. Jefferson. designed to' help us exercise at haul it home more than once. day with Mr and Mrs. Gordon CERAMIC. FORMICA. LINOLEUM Phone Wl 5-5412. Plant, wi several days longer. । The many friends of Floyd Steven* and family. ♦ Mr. and AND CARPET REPAIR —Has­ Slate Rd. Phone Wl 5-2123. CUSTOM GRINDING AND MIX­ j Kimble were happy to hear that tings Floor Covering, 123 W. AL SIGNS' TIRE SERVICE. 235 S. INC done st the firm according Edward Rhoadrr and Mr. and he waa released from the Osteo, State. Wl 5-5H8. to your specificstions. Farm Bur­ ipathlc Hospital in Grand Rapids Mrs. Ford Rhoadrt, of Brian. O.. eau Services, M37 So . Wl 5­ Miscellaneous had Thanksgiving dinner with ’ Monday and Is at hla home on 2223. and Balancing. Brake Relining, j Coats Grove Road. Mr. Kimble Mr. and Mrj>, James King and Shocks and Muffler Service. WATCH & CLOCK REPAIRING— HAVE YOUR PICTURES FRAMED MEMORIAL MONUMENTS Guaranteed workmanship. Also AT BEVERWYK S COLOR CEN945-5170. COMPLETE DEVELOPING SERV­ J^r. and Mnj Orlle VanSycklc ICE—24 hour Service Iblack speech. On Monday were ThaffiMaviftg dinner guests OF DISTINCTION Engraving. Millar Jewelers, 118 . and. white I: Jacobs Prescription frames. Also, custom framing. of Mr. and MN. Fmf Ryland * Pharmacy. PMbne Wl 5-2466. 221 W. Mill. Lawroncc Brothers W. State Sr. CHAIN SAW HEADQUARTERS— waa able to walk some with help, Mr. and Mrs. GWm'-Rlrd were 301 S. Michigan Ave. . Repairs and sharpening. 5aw but his hand and speech were Thanksgiving guests of-Mr., and parts and supplies. McCulloch CUSTOM DRAPERY SERVICE — MOBILE HOMES SALES —Del's still far from normal out un­ Mrs. Harvey Olllaspie. * Mr and Hastings Largest selection of Drapery proved. Mr. Kimble had suffered ZIPPERS REPLACED AND RE­ Fabrics in Barry County. Kirsch a minor stroke prior to this one bom Nov. 18. ♦ -Mr. and Mn. PAIRED in heavy garments. Red ..Supply, M37 So. Wl 5-3150. but had recovered quickly. Harry Dowding entertained Mr Wing Sporting Boots and Shoes. MON., WED. frFRI. Mr. and Mn. Verdon Hesterly and daughters were Thanxigi.- Mrs. William Roush of Bellevue Radio, Television Repairing RADIATORS Cleaned. Repaired, Jefferson. 8 c-m. »© 12—1 p.m. to 5 ing guesta of her brother and Recored. Burkey Sales and Serv­ FOR family, the Watson Towsleys. of and families for Thanksgiving ice, 218 N. Jefferson. Phene TROPHY CENTER—1 Phone 945-9415 | SENTZ TV COLOR SALES AND Lansing. * Mr. and Mrs. Leroy dinner. * Eula Vanfiyckle, Mil­ GAMBLE’S REPAIR 5HQP — All Wl 5-5176. SERVICE—315 5. Hanover, dred. Dick and Baity VanSyckle more Jeweler, iu. Thanksgiving guests of her bro­ went to Mr. and Mn. Leon Hel­ Phone 945-5316. Farm, Educational & year on Sefchall-Carlson Color. RO8IRT W. SHERWOOD, Mgr. ther and family, the Max Suth- mer's for Thanksgiving dinner SERVICE ON ALL MAKES of tracAutomobile Loans In Ionia. Before dIMtier Henry Natl Reak SU*. Ptwoo Wl S-I971 ELECTRICAL CONTRACTING Mr. and Mrs. Prank Nelt- and Ernest VanSyckJn and Ward TVS. RADIOS & RECORD PLAY­ in our new building at 124 N. hamer were Bunday dinner Cole came from hunting in the VACUUM CLEANER HEADQUAR­ and supplies. Kelley Electric ERS REPAIRED—Central Rad.o TERS—Service, parts, hocM and guests of Mrs Tom Nlethamcr north and stopped for dinner. Jefferson. Experienced medianService, 524 Middleville Rd., ShrtB Farm Insurance bags fo» all mskrt. Authorized and the boys. Tom left Friday Phene Wl 5-2700 after 5 p.m.. son. Phone Wl 5-9187. All Forms Hoover Sa lev and Service. Stcury I with the FFA boys for Chicago Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Plfleld and Hastings. 5-5052. AUTO — FIM Electric. 222.5. Jefferjon. | They ware to return Tuesday * Dian Dunn. Mr. and Mrs Earl Insurance and Bonds BONDS Strickland were Thanksgiving i in Grand Rar'-4- Monday •'—■*— -• at- dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Call 945-3481 If You Would Lika to ba Liatad in Swaason Incurance JERRY ANDRUS ____________ _ tending a BWc.1 °°k --------------Repreaen- ------Keith Strickland. Sandra and i tauves meeting. Mrs. Winnie Dunn. * The Keith Nrt'l Rt-F tU* Our UtUe fathered friend* art Stricklands and Winnie Dunn Thia Waakly Service and Repair Guido ^•‘iiack and arc quite vociferous in SERVICE and REPAIR GUIDE Business Directory CBfDII ASSOCIATION 20^4 fHf SHHIWOOD AGDIICI INSURANCE of �Carbon Monoxide Danger Grows During Winter The Hastings Banner Mrs. Hutt Dies ■Tuesday; Rites Held in New York You don't have to shut your- ing killed by caibon monoxide IAL SEmiTY tack you In your home, cut-of- Queitioifiiid »iiw«n Funeral servicra for Mrx. Carmellla Aim Hutt, «. 817 W. Baid, who died Tuesday night, Nov. NOT. 23. 33, at at Blodgett Hiougrtc Hospital Hospital in in Grand Rapids, were held al 1 P in. Friday at the Sponoble FuHo™ Th- rav ikv^i Houseman R/iiiMnin atof. The Rev. R Rusaell Stale inti lethal gas. ment benefiu at a reduced rale. Ing home-beneflta are primarily Now. I am physically unable to'intended to help during convawurk. Can I change ovw to dis- j lescent period* for poathospltal ability benefiu? patients irfcl not for permanent A. It is possible that you may; custodial resident*. be able to change to diaablllty; Q. What to th* axial security benefiu If you become diMbled' wage base and contribution rate, bringa an alarming increase m accidental carbon monoxide poisonlngs. This Is a totally un- mtaated if people would follow a few basic preventive step*. Carbon monoxide Is a killer that with your .octal security dis-I A. The wage base will be MW. c<n ** controlled." he observed, trict office. : The employee* and employer's । Although automobiles are not Q. RecenUv I received an ap- contribution rate will be 42 per- the only Kiurce of the polaanou* plication card for enrollment ta I ‘nd wlf-employed jwraons gas. they are the main one. the supplementary medical in- IP“>’ ®-2 P*t*tit in 1968. . a defective automobile exsurance program. At thto time 11 'rhc Banner. In cooperation hau.t system 1. a likely aourte am undccldtd. How long do 11 wlUi the Social Security Admin- ■ of poisoning from this colorhave to make up my mind? ' l-’tratton. Is publishing a MTica' ira», ta.telfM, and odorless AT THE STRAND —Her hands tied and almast helpless with terror, lovely Samantha Eggar to dra«ed back to her cellar-prison by kidnapper Terence Stamp ta ihl* scene from William Wyler's -The Collector." new Columbia Pictures release In Technicolor New Employment Security Act The car la a poimtlal coffin If fumes mtp back through the: Effective Jan. 1 A. Fur those people 65 before 1966 to become eligible for medi-1 S'*' cal benefit* tn July IBM. they, IHah Vo,.>< CUHtJ AdmUlUtl wtiOTl W I ] 1] bC fire wall or up through the floor.■ ~ cu n .cm «. Vour Socl.1 according to Dr. Heustta. This , ‘Security District Office located Q. WiU child* benefit* now; al M Raroom Ave.. NX, Grand being paid to my Mm conWnue Raoids Michigan. I* open dally —ZJZTT..—T. until he graduates from college’ .Monday through Friday from PBrkcd- thc *riuatlon u wor^jA. If he remain* otherwise g jq ajn to 4 30 pzn. A* an-' You ariould check your comellKiMe. hla beneh'-s would end ! added aervice tt ta also open to!P1Ke exhaust system at least when he graduale, or ta 22. • public each Monday evening:onc* » >w Bt 0 service station, whichever to first. | frQni 4 30 pjn. to 9 pm. Address 1 *nd ke*P ln Food repair at all O. When will th? nursing home ‘ your quentlon* and requeat* to! Umea. care part ot the hospital Insur- I that office, which will reply dlAnother oanger. Dr. Hetuils snee program begin? , rcctly to you For telephone re-; pointed out, 1. called, exhaust A. Benefit* tor nursing homc queabi call 451-3531. . feedback." —------ -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- j Thta can occur even though Here’s a Christinas Gift idea you can’t go wrong on!_ KiWhen R.mo4.«"» A Kitchen Bernard Historical Past Wall Lake Resident Dies At Battle Creek *H> meet Monday night. Dec G. Funeral services for Mr. Mcl“l the Delton High Scta»« Home tha Mary Pritchard. 48. BallW Ec room at B. Mrs Robert Ford. creek, a former redden* of Wall wlll_ . ”E.XC"^,ti i Lake, Rotur-' n*ae. were "ar held st 1 pan. f «»« 0L„V?' £,d ftt ,hc 8[wnable Funeral ^r2T«i^dbEve^v- Homc S «^e to .tund «uf“l ~ ta the Rutland ' Townahlo Township Cemetery Cemetery. U.S. District Court Bankruptcy Petitions In Battle Creek. w. i’SSSl " Nashville, mgr.. liabilities *75.,Bera> Skinner. 04951. A*aeu *t00ffi—-Robinron ghc njarjfd OUvet ,Bud, PntchX’Rdon.. »<«•»■ I the net earning* accrues to any death, prntite stockholder or individual. . . . one mm>>. -ajiaets *ooobu — iwui There are certain other* who conn., on March 23. 1910. the zentmyer. Eaton Rapids, are not affected, which the Com- (laughter of Frank and Carmel >1 ______________ m.>Mon wilt determine upon , (Nnputanoi Colonnew. ~ written request by the employer.' H||U by h,.r Carlton Center WSCS f from 1946 until 1953. In addition to her hubsand. site is survived by a son. Frank O off Key Kft- went. Wot. r-ta. Fla., a a cmei chief pe»y petty ** mrnisnea to employers upon,-—... _ of Lindas; her father or titanrtquest to the Commission at home; her mother, who resides 9. at 12 noon for their annual brother. Duane of East TBi'J Woodward. Detroit. 4*202.- with the Hutu, three brother*, carry-ln Christmas dinner Bring a Ounn Lovell said. i Bonaventure CLIonne.se of Han- own tabL’ xervice and a dish to r .l()„ of tatagaburg. and two h.v. Michigan employer* who have between one and Uiree .57.7°™ e " „ er have a yearly payroll of <1.000, will tie covered by the Michigan UvePJam 1'iWS A 1‘ ” x sxsrwS FOR SALE ot amummiMM 11 _ at the Bail Funeral Home at Canastota. 1 City, Okla, and a foster brother. Louis Fnrtae of Washington. Conn. fuU .m. Chides “•___________ full rovirag, of workersrmCharles City. Qty. Iowa, Iowa; a a statsr. stater. Mr*, Mrx ne® nr.-.v meeting. me-tln«. Christmas Chrtwma* program program “JlT ’ >Ilk. ployed in<Mkhlgan with the few George (Grace* Delker of Dei and a 50c gift exchange. USE BANNER WANT ADS. Malcolm R. Lovell. Jr. director eye,-pilons men tinned With the i---------------------------------------------* of the Michigan Employment Se­ fir t passage of the Act ta 1936 curity Commission, said that the and effective the following year.} new coverage will nearly double cote rage Included those firms, the number of covered employ- which employed eight or more •r*. to approximately 110,000. and people for 20 weeks. In January, j by adding about 110,000 new 195G. 10 year* agd, the coverage I workers to coverage, will bring was extended to those hiring I in good condition Carbon mon­ covered employee* to over two four or more. . • oxide fumes can drift back over •nillion persons on Jan. 1. ’ Smaller employer* who re­ j Horace Greeley said more I expelled through ths tailpipe and than. -Go Went, young man."' completely envelop tlie automo- Board on one or more employi bile. Obstructions. such as a the National Geographic Society j i snowbank or building, may make out their legally required regia- says. He amplified hi* advice: “If i ! the situation fatal by deflecting you strike off into the broad. | Employment Security Aet. and free West. ancTmake yourself aj more fumes over the vehicle. farm from Uncle Sam's generous I . Dr. limit u warned motorists • rrort v r • domain. you will crowd nobody, I ’ not to nui the engine in parked before actual liability occurs. I cars under any clrcunurtanccs. The registration is required starve nobody, and neither you within a month after the em­ nor your children need ever beg I 'hen driving. ployer first hires employees in for something to do." Michigan in 1066, Lovell said. Covered are all employing units which may Include an Individual, Stan Trumble, (.LU a partnership, corporation or quantities invisible carbon other type of organization which employs one or more workers. 36 IRONSIDE DRIVE I The grills are for outside cook­ An employing unit become* an I Ing only and should never be employer under the Act. If it ha* 100 FT. CRAY BRICK RANCH JUST INSIDE CITY LIMITS. I year old. Walk out bjoerrxnt *1.000 payroll or if It lias one or more employees but fewer than four employees. In 20 calendar Other dongera includs fur­ ices with rusted out flue* and ginning Jan. I. 1966. or Is covered under the Federal Unemploy­ poisoning ran also result from ment Compensation Act. poorly vented or adjusted span? If It hu four or more em­ ployees it already^ required to refrigerators, be covered under'tne Stat* Act, AM-FM installed in all rooms. All Thermopena windows. Underground wiring. Wall to wall -pectalty likely Lovell raid. . MEN _ Action Three——Poatt 1 to 8 7 1965 Thursday, December 2, ! New York Life Remodeling Phono Vermontville 259-7298 UPHOLSTERIN' from Hastings Floor Covering 123 West Stote Street THE FURNITURE Ph. Wl 5-5118 Quality Material* b Guaranteed Workmanship Bob Newell b Nolan Gufcheit, Owners BUILDING ' Wayne Hazel Phone 374-3523 Christmas Shop in One Swp . at yow Drug Store There’s just Part time workers count the same as full time workers. An employing unit once deter­ mined to be an employer, con­ tinues as an employer until of­ ficially terminated by the Com­ mission. An employing unit not meet­ ing the requirements of coverage may elect voluntarily to be cov­ ered. There are tome employees who are not Included in coverage, as follows: Individual owners of a bu«lneo*; a father or mother work­ partners of a partnership; minor children (under 21 ■ working iw a mother or father; a husband and wife working for his or. her spouse. ply to a corporation and are subject io certain exceptions In a partnership, Lovell conUn - Other person* not covered by the Act are those engaged in agricultural labor; those who perform domestic service in a private home. /In a local college.1 club or local chapter of a college fraternity or sorority not operat­ ed for profit; employees of non-, profit religious, charitable, scl-l entitle, literary or educational organizations where no part of I Because there are no seams On the surfaces to attract wear and tear. Superbly finished, the Statesman billfold is guaranteed to stay together as long as the leather itself. Your choice of fine, durable leathers burnished to a soft, supple sheen by master leather work­ ers. $3 95 up LORD BUXTON Our Japanese print u calledTe.* Garden. You can have it framed two way*. Or aix. WE RE GOOD EGGS TO DEAL WITH '* ACCURACY * DEPENDABILITY V* DEDICATION Proud passwords of our profession We are guided, by these principles throughdut .every working day. This is one reason for our per sonal interest in your good health. Bring your prescrip­ tions to us with the under­ standing you will receive only the best in products and service. LADY BUXTON Your Store Full of PRESCRIPTION Chriitmai PHARMACY 126 lot SMN SI. 126 E. State 5t Phone Wl 5-2466 WHEN IT C ES TO FINANCING ANYTHING! Pharmacia Jacob's Wit* a Whole Gift Idas* EGGS Have to Do with LOANS? Simply this ohe word for your Christmas gift—Buxton! A Statesman® never falls apart at the seams. What do rh»> Wl i-ZHi Hasting! National Bank of Hastings fzMtmbar t-ederal Retert* Syttm and federal Depoiil Inturance Corporation DEPOSITS INSURED UP TO $10,000.00 �5—THE HASTINGS BANNER I Delton High News by Donna Hllb Hastings E.U.R. Church Reports Christmas Plans 1 Wesleyan Youth I Sponsor Rally At Auditorium Tha youth of the HaMlng* iWealeyan Methodist Church are pupn. pn-nud UXr pu,. -w-ponw •n^wira.,SXrm tSl c<S»l »ctoo< WOODBURY INTER-LAKE8 TRINITY GOSPEL CHURCH St. Augmtine of ....... ........ U^KI A ...I.., UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH BAPTIST CHURCH 1118 Jordan Lake Street forced to postpone Uie trad I- Teenage Rock. - Delton, Mich. Lake Odessa I PA. Campground* Middleville Pions lurke> dumer »lth ttoir b , nilied Rev. David Honeywell, Pastor Phone DR 4-8377 Village of Woodbury Sunday school. 10 am. Christmot Boxoor graadpaswte. quJlrtrt that to. wng throughRer. Jerry Boomer, Pastor Sunday school, 11 am. Michigan. They Worship. 11 am. Sunday school 10 am. St Augustine Altar Society potnxment waa turned inlb up- ’ . Worship service. 11 am. Evening worship, 7 pm. Junior church far children. 4-9 M .pto.u, Young People’s service, 7 pm. Mid-week Fellowship, 7 pm. soring . their annual Christmas Ug, upporuinv, to mto, U* s Darrell Btarbard. president. to^-TJ^’to. Tw, Youth choir rehearsal, Werl Wednesday. Evening service, 8 pm. Junkr Christian Endeavor. 7 Bible Study Wed, 7:30 pm. and 4 at the Norman Hardware Portraying members of the Prxxiuced by Gospel Rims of HASTINGS Building in Middleville. AU“' >“S»Il'S £53,.; Mra Car! Hula and Mra. Cal? FREE METHODIST CHURCH Bible Study and prayer sertu Mrs. Allen, Ryan Dupon as frank look at the morality prob­ KILPATRICK Boltwood and E. State Road Mr. Alien. Harold Marshall as lems facing modern high school i UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH Carey home, west <?f church. Rev. Marvin Slckmlller, Paster Ted and Janet Hayward as Jane. students and In contrast, port­ Sanday al 7. the following committees: Jingle M-6d Woodland trays the Gospel dearly. It opens Bella Sww Shoppe, Mrs. RichRev. R A. Hoffman with a brief look at high school Morning worship, 10:45 am. 8. KALAMO ' Brown’s room. FIRST METHODIST CHURCH 10 am. Sunday school. . PENTECOSTAL CHURCH Pilgrim Mothers and Falhcra Shoppe, Mrs. Maurice Mconey; 11 am. Woraiilp service. Wednesday prayer, 7:30 pun. Rev. George Elliott I 8 pm. Evening service. A warm Invitation la extended Fairyland Surprises for tlie chll- Some pilgrim men and girls Rev. John Jolderama Dec. 13. "Tto Prophetic Word." Evangelistic service, 7:30 pm. were selected from Mrs. Leiter's find Christ os the only sure ' LAKEWOOD thb friendly church. foundation upon which to build I BAPTIST CHURCH provided additional pilgrim chil- their lives. UNITED BRETHREN IN The film is in full color and Woodland Fire Station nnual congregational CHRIST CHURCH broadcast over WFUR. Walter Adams played ’Squan- of one hour tn length. There will 9:45 Church school. CYC groups. Wed.. 4-5 p.m. "I.ullcr be no admission charge but an Decorator’s 11 a m. Worship service. Sc:0:00 am. Sunday school. Young People. Thursday. 7 pm. 0:30 a.m. Morning worship,; Mra. Jamea C. I Fred Nye played Chief Mas- offering will be takm Shoppe, , 3 pm. Inspirational services, j i Norman. Wrote." McKlbbin’s chua. Junior church 6 pm. Wesley singers rehcora.l IRVING CHAPEL Freeport Baptist Rev. Chalmcr Miller. Pastor Ibe serving coffee and cooklra Completely filling the stage. 10:30 am. Sunday school 7 p.m. Jr. High MYF. Phone RO 5-3503 Church Schedules 7 pm. Evening service. Sunday school, 9:30 am. being taken now for special bakMonday. 7 pm. Troop 73. Special Services Worship. 10:30 am. 1 <•( mvrwtB Wednesday, Dec. 1st. Family STONEY POINT Thursday prayer service, 7:3 LAKEWOOD R. U. B. CHURCH .Night. 6:30. following clasMw: Mra NusThe Frerport Oxhlran Baptist FREE METHODIST CHURCH Rev. Carl Sllvernai). Pastor baum'i, Mn. Roblycr'a. MU* Suth­ Thursday. 8:30 p.m. Clilldren'j HASTINGS H«v. Owenneth Sebring. Pastor EMMANUEL EPISCOPAL erland's. Mr. Miller’s and Mrs conilnuMorning worship. 10 am. GRACE BRETHREN CHURCH McKlbbtn*. Music director waa 10 am. Sunday school. CHURCH Sunday ecbool, 11 un. 3:30 pm. Carol choir rehcaraul. Cor. of Jcftenon and E. Center Mbs Carolyn Koch. Balance ot 11 am. Preaching. Broadway at Center Sunday woraiilp. 7:30 pm. church on the comer of IMth 7:30 Chancel choir rehearsal ’ «-pm. ^Preaching. Rev. Russell Sarver. Pastor Wednesday worship for entire Circuit Churches Sunday school. 10 am. | 0 win. Holy Communion. their singing talent to complete family. Circuit eennon title is: "Set­ . u am. Holy Communion and Worship hour. 11 am. . WOODLAND Adults Bible study and prayer. ting the Stage. ■’ of tto Galilean Baptist Mis­ Sunday evening service. 7' pm Ute program. METHODIST CHURCH sermon. .Tto newly - organiasd sion will be speaking nightly on Welcome Corners The Bible, the whole Bible and Rev. V»ard VandenBosch, Youth Fellowship, 7:30 pm. Meet Your Teem fNlght” will will be presented by the Sunday nothing but the Bible. Worship service, 9:30 am. Pastor be UiU Thursday and will give Boys and Girls fellowship. 7:30 Servient begin each night at Sunday school, 10 am. children. . Choir practice. 8:30. 7:30. Special music and good Marttn Corners Morning worship, 11 am. FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, better acquainted with team fclowahip every night. Rev. WalYouth Fellowship. 7:30 pm. SCIENTIST EVANGEUCAL UNITED mi ni be;. -» CHURCH OF THE NAZARENEi Warship service, 1030 am. 645 W. Green Street BRETHREN CHURCH dance Friday. Cal Wl 5-3431 WOODLAND Sunday service, 11 am. H. J. Buwalda. Minister CHURCH OF THE BRETHREN Church school. 10:30 am. Announce Sunday Sunday Khooi. 11 am. Phones Wl 5-3397, Wl 5-4995 by the _______ 8310 Coats Grove Road 410 E. Madison. 045-5065 Worship service, 11:30 am. WediW?.day service. 7:45 pm. Office tours Tuesday through tography chibs. Bible Lesson Rev Ciiorim Glbte. Pastor 1:45 am. Church school. Supt. Reading room open Wednes­ A bus la b«ng chartered for Congregation* in Christian Sci­ ZION LUTHERAN CHURCH day and Saturday. 2 to 4 pm. other times by appointment. ruetnbera of the FJLA. and 11 a.m_ Morning worship. ence Ciuirclua throughout the Veite Road at Woodland Wed. evening service, 8 pm. Sunday service schedule ■ Junior choir, 4 p.m. Thursday. 7:30 pm. Wed.. Bible Study world will bear a Bible l.esnon Rev. Einar Unacth. Pastor Adult choir practice, Wedneo- and prayer. thU Sunday on ’God the Only “Your Friendly, Christ-Centered Leon Weal. Supt. in Charge. tematlonal Livestock Show that FIRST CHURCH OF GOD Church.’’ evening. Daytime hours will be Cause and Creator." The read­ ings will open with the last 1330 N. Broadway. Hastings Sunday school, 10 am. Cla-v-ra PILGRIM HOLINESS CHURCH spent viewing other idgtitr. of the vurse from tl»e flrat chapter of Rev. George J. Huber, Pastor 11 am. Morning worship. Ser­ Rev. Howard W. Rogers, Pa-itor big city. Mra. Jean Jolmaon and OcncaU: "And God raw every Phone ' Advent worship service __ ____________ ___ _____ mon'The Creative Word." Mra WOODLAND Ejpcricnoe |। John MuUenlx will travel with thing that lx? luui made, and. Where a Holy Cwumualon, II am. i’tut’h Wesc-firgan'lst. 10 am. Sunday school. the group of approximately 48 UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH Luther League. 7:30 pm. Topic j 6 pjn.l;rening service. Family Makes you a 11 am. Morning worship. student*. 10 ajn. Sunday Khooi. by Timothy Smith. Nlsht congregational mrctYouth meeting. 6:15 pm. A -TV« hv r A t. r* \V . . 11 am. Morning worship. Evening Gospel Hour. 7 pm. Sunday school 10 am. 6: 30 pm. Youtti service. Aumutj. o pj... । Tnrougn tne weea or LZCV. a. Wednesday Prayer. 7:30 p.m. Morning worslilp. 11 am. 7: 30 p m. Evening worship. Cherub and Junior ctolra I Monday. 7 p.m. T<cn Fcllowing again* Middleville begin­ 7:JO p.m. Wednesday prayer. Wednraday, 3 45 p.m. Igjyp. 7.9 pjn_ । Kokl Camp Fire Group, whoso ning with tl»e Freshmen at 4 MIDDLEVILLE CHRISTIAN Senior ctolr. Wed.. 8 pm. | eu.b. Men’s mrctmg. Election REFORMED CHAPEL Public invited. BOWENS MILLS CHAPEL Adult^ftMructlon class, Thurs-1 of o'ficrra 6:30 followed by the Vanity by Mra. Oaster. nu-t nt North­ 708 W. Main Street Henry VanTU. Evangelist day. 8 p.m Tuesday WSWS Christmas tea eastern School on Oct. 36. The game. Dave Nelson coaches the Rev. Earl Schlpper WESLEYAN 10 am. Morning service. Junior catechism class Sa’.ur- 7.30 pm_ An women invited. JVa and Bruce Carman coach-1 following officers were elected: Worship, 10 am. METHODIST CHURCH 11:15 am. Sunday school. day. 9 am. ' 1 WdnAvinv rxiv nf Praver nnri es the Varsity. Sunday school. 11:18 am. Hickory’ Corners. Michigan Senior Catechism. Saturday. 10 B ible Study. dent. Dian* Daltouxr; secretary, Evening worship. 7:30. Rev. Vaughn B. Jensen. Pastor Bonnie Karcher. treasurvr. Beth HASTINGS CONGREGATION 10 am. Sunday Khooi. 7 pm. Evening group. OF JEHOVAH’S WITNESSES 11 am. Morning worship. Jun­ MILO BIBLE CHURCH ON FUEL CARLTON SEVENTH-OAT | FIRST PRESBYTERIAN 8 pjn. Chancel choir rehraraal. 220 West Colfax SUWC . ior church and nursery provided. I R3 Delton CHURCH CHURCH ,y , mj., oenua ustrotn. mrector. 1 ADVENTIST Bunday Public Talk. 3 pm. • fetosen. The new Indian name is Rev. Frank Crabb. Bible Eltfcr Gerald Nl Slack Y Broadway and Center S’.MKt Thtiraday. 7 pm. Iiaske»bnl|41 Watchtower Bible Study, 4:1{5j tKokl and it means ’’Little WoWednesday,’ 7:30- pm. Family Willard H. Curtis. Minister pnimice for grades 0-12 at' Sabbath Khooi, 9:30 am. Iman." On Nov. 2nd. the Kokl ight Adults, Youths?-Juniors Sunday school, 1C Saturday worship, 10:45 am. Morning worship. 9:30 and 11. 1 souitoaMern School gym. ■ —j—.t— .group met at Northeastern and and Children, 8:30 pm. Choir Cenuint H.EI-0-GLASS ii Woraiilp. 11 am. Nursery provided. Broadcast of 8atUKia>'. Christmas./; partleK rj Some 00 percent of e*n»da** !’?** hi the itoJing:. City Bank. 10416.000 people live’ within &D »tr> Harnett stowed memben mon: "The Light of the World." am : Primary and Junior, 1:30 ST. ROSE CATHOLIC CHURCH miles of the United States tor-; around the bank. They then reI CEDAR CRF.EK BIBLE 0:30 am. Church school dsrara. pm.; Youth. 7:30 pm. Rev. Fr. Joseph C. Dunphy der, the National Geographic j turned to school and collected >i-»r prctecticn. MeCALLUM UNITED I CHURCH 3 p.m. The Nominating Com­ Rev. David Hawley. Assistant BRETHREN IN Campground Rd.. 8 miles routh mittee will meet in the lounge. BALTIMORE U. B. CHURCH CHRIST CHURCH of HatXUigS "The Church in the Wildwood’ Pastor. Donald Tack High Youth Fellowship al tto ». Saturdays, 7:30 am. on Sun­ 10 am. Sunday school. OU* Lake Road Sunday school, 10 am. church. days. Before Masses on week11 am. Morning worship. RAV. Isaac Osgood. Paster Worship. 11 am. 8. pm/Adult DiscuwUm group. 7 pm. Christian Endeavor. Morning worship, 10 am. Youth meeting. 6:15 pm 'Monday Activities Dally Masses. 7 and 8^-p. Evening service following. Sunday school. 11 am. Evening pt ayer meeting a 7 pm. Boy Scouts. doping a protection pro­ Wednesday 8 prayer meeting at Bible study, 7:30 pm. GET FLEX-O-CLASS AT 8T. AUGUSTINE, 7:30 There will be s Joint Sunset Acres. gram that is right Tor you MIDDLEVILU Wednesday evening at CARLTON CENTER requires expert planning. Be­ Sunday Mium. 9 am. tcer, to formulate the budget for HASTINGS. SEVENTH-DA Y METHODIST CHURCH cause we offer insurance of ADVENTIST CHURCH j Rev. Richard VondenBosch ST. AMBROSE CATHOLIC Tuesday—13-6 Red Crass Blood Elder C. L. Wilber. Pastor every kind for your home, car, ORANGEVILLE I Sunday school, 10:15 am. CHURCH AT DELTON Clinic in Memorial Hall. 404 W. Colfax Ph. Wl 5-5310 j Morning worship, 8:15 am. BAPTIST CHURCH family or business, we can ob­ Wednesday Activities Sat. Sabbath school, 0:30. W. Glen Campbell, Pastor jectively analyze your require­ 13:30 Circle 4 will meet for a Worship, II am. 3 Mlles South of Gun Lake i COATS GROVE Wednesday prayer. 7:30 pm. ; CHRISTIAN CHURCH ments over-all, and balance 0:45 am. Sunday school. HARDWARE & APPLIANCES Sunday. "Palth for Today,” on OUR LADY OF GREAT OAK. your insurance dollars to fit Cor. Coats Grove Rd. and 3:30 Cherub choir practice. DOWLING . 7 pm. Evening worship. ■ Durkee Ro*d Bunday. 'Voice of Prophecy^ them best. There’s no cost or Thursday Activities Wednesday. 7:30 pm. Bible 142 E. State St. Charles Gibbs. Pastor Radio WJEP 1230. 8:30 am. obligation for this service. Call 0:16 Circle 1 will meet at t study and'prayer service. Floyd Walter, Supt. omo oi Mra. Druce rryor. . ___ PEOPLE’S BIBLE CHURCH Phone Wl 5-2983 for detail*. Bible school. 10 am. 8:30 Kirk House choir p.-.u-Aee. DELTON U Mlle E. of M-66 an State Rd. THE GALILEAN Worship hour. 11 am. METHODIST CHURCH LeRoy Kenney. Pastor BAPTIST CHURCH Christian Endeavor Sunday. 5. Marciu* E. Taber. Minister 11 am. Morning worship. Corner 108th St. Ar North Church Study, Sunday. 9:45 10 am. Sunday school. HASTINGS rreeporc nu GET FLEX-O-CLASS AT Wed, 7:45 pm. Mid-Week Rev. Walter Winebrcnner, Pastor ' ASSEMBLY OF GOD CHURCH Don’t forge* ChrisUan Endea— lai E. Woodland Avenue Worship, Sunday. 11 am. prayer. Phone 945-5704 Thursday. 7 pm. Pioneer Oirls Youth Frllowslup. Sunday, 6 ~ bwiby. Rev. M. F. Goble, Pastor 10 am. Sunday scliool and Boys Brigade. 11 am. Morning worship. Women'r Missionary Fellow6:30 p m. Young Peoples. 120 W. STATE ST Wl 5-4174 PLEASANT VALLET UNITED Tto Evr .ixebcal United Brcth- BRETHREN CHURCH «u MM£S YOMHC 90? WINTER TIGHT ilium I Camp lire Smoke I E. L Carpenter Hardware to your Insurance planning East Side Lumber Co. Worth irving wesleyan MET1IODMT CHURCH Cor. of Sisson and Buehler Road BUILDING SUPPLIES 811 E. Railroad St. Phone Wl 5-2423 Sunday school. 10 am. Morning worship, 11 am. Young People’s service, 7 pm EvangeUcal service. 8 pm. 7:30 pun Thursday prayer A Bible Study Hour. 1 7 pm. EvangvlUUc aerrlre. 7 pm. Wednesday service. Save Before December 10th THE FINEST WELCOME TO HASTINGS AREA l§ WELCOME WAGON EARN A FULL A visit from our hctless will main you feel at home, with her basket of lifts and answers to questions •bout the dty, rts senka ad Just all Wco Fur Bunner Classified Ada Call Wf 5-3481. SAVE to BUILD or BUY you figure it Any way Clianccl elwtr. reiiearaal, 7 p in. Thursday. EVERYBODY LOVIS DIVIDENDS MONTH'S DIVIDENDS as of December 31.1965 Wait To Be Comfortable? ESPECIALLY THE 4»o KIND PHONE 94S-J5J4 WELCOME NEWCOMERS! All Savings Insured up to $10,000 with F.S.LI.C. 136 E. State St firm tat tM Wskost W*ton Hcsieu all Member Federal Homc Loan Mt CMPM wM ma b Ofwutioa Dtf., Bank System Phone Wl 5-3853 �Fresh Out ol the Attic metis Vanderpool murder trials,l trial and I never after that had Levrritt Crooks of Kalamaroo,' a hankering for any jury Job and although beginning to allow pool was held in Hastings, being the evidence ot hla age. Il can brought litre by change of venue time an unusually powerful man.; wealthy banker of that city, was trial hi* tall stooping figure te league. In aplto of lhe burden of ' one of lhe first to enter the proof being against the defeneourtraxn. The events of the dant. the jury acquitted the ac■ Vanderpool triol are &U11 vfvdly cased as did also a Jury in KalnUiipresMd upon lib mind | mszoo of which the above men- "Vanderpool was tried timer The Jury disagreed and he was acquitted the time. The firet trial took By H D. Burpee was copied from one of the HANNER scrap books. When 1*. VANDERPOOL was actually printed the flrat: MURDER TRIAL limn I have no way of knowing, but you can bet that Un* uno old Juror Uiat waa alive ut the Kalamazoo Second Trial was time thia wn» printed te no lung­ Held In Haitlnga 40 Yean Ago. er around iujw This mu-1 hove In aureidonce al Uie trial of cliarged with . ... ------ —.... ...... Michael Onoflu, ..Ut — nr .v^mh Moxrrite a Miial] town as Hastings, at the monter murder of Joseph Maureiio. ibat time, to liavc lud the bon- is tlie only turvlving member of three twice third place small place, and the famous trial caused immense cscftrtnenL The old court house could nut hold the crowd, who gathered from all directions. Many brought their dinners with them. Tlie you that tn the month we twelve ancc, and the BANNER was pub­ mighty tired of one another. lish, d dally during the trial ' Twice we all went out fishing Several noted lawyers conducted [ together and as three or four didn't the sport we--gradually . r--------like r------------------------------ - .' ------------ *-----------develotx developed ’d Into Into anvthliur anything but but aa' | In 0M «dlates congenial party. Some question lnore ellcrKy th^lmAn httJ UM<1 fAn’.c up -----demanding dvillra------ .. -- a municipal .... g^Jce the um.’beginning ueuiniunk' of or clVUiravote *nd and we wall all went went to tolhe lhepolls unite Uan th. National __ ? Geoaranhlc votc together. That was Uie first andsays*. fave With ASP's Mature, Corn-Fed, "Super-Right" Beef STEAKS ROUND T-BONE SIRLOIN OF QUAL/ry 85s 95! 99: Government Iriipectcd FRESH FRYERS C Whole Porterhouse Steak lb Fryers "SUPER-RIGHT" NEW YORK BONELESS "SUPER-RIGHT* BONELESS RUMP OR "SUPER-RIGHT" SLAB BACON CQc wo\°* Half lb 63£ Center Portion 99c Rotisserie Roast GOVERNMENT INSPECTED—4 to 6-Lb. Siaaa 49' Roasting Chickens HYGRADE'S SPORTSMAN Sliced Bologna PKG. “SUPER-RIGHT" SMALL LINK 69 Pork Sausage AGP GRADE "A Frozen SPECIAL VALUE SPECIAL SALE! AGP VACUUM PACK Marvel Ice Cream Regular or Drip Orange Juice Coffee 6 *ns 99 Instant Cottes. A»P GRADE "A 89 Grope Juice AErP GRADE "A" MIXED SIZES 49 Sweet Peas AOP GRADE "A” ' 99* Fruit Cocktail ADP GRADE "A- 49 Sauer Kraut WHITE BEAUTY 65* Shortening GOLD MEDAL OR PILLSBURY 49 Flour . . . . dexola Oil For Cooking or Solods! 55‘^ Potato "Sale! Russets 49' <«■ 1° Fenton spent hla Thanksgiving teMUMMlf vacation with Uie Doug Btraubea. at Battle Creek announces that the Construction Battalion en­ listment program haa reopened for the first enlistments on a limited basis. Young men. 17 and Claud Walton and Bob Wal­ ton returned Saturday from Freeport Mra Adon Myers, local, Kenneth By Mn, Sylvan Tagg Myers of Grand Rapids. John B«Mfe tt. MS-1211 and daughter Grand Rapids, Mr. and Mra. Henry Kauffman and family of Vandalia and Mra —T—'------ ,, ---------- ----Thantaglvtng dinner KUeate of “r re re -5 Lake Odessa and Delton Girls Win Wool Awards The Make-It - Yourself - With Omnd tawing results • — 1 Henlori: Winner — Parnell* rklUIUI Ul LATWl-U. «-»Orand Rapid.: *** cr-Mmbie-PameU WtGa of George Faunee «i**n’. Tluuiksglvthemaelvcs of tlie opportunity to i n g al Redbridge hunting. * enlist in the CB Reserve- and Gary Thaler of Ferris College obtain training along Construc­ r-pent the holiday weekend with tion lines. Applicants will be ac­ cepted on a tint come, flrat Faunee received a call from their Nary CB» may enlist in the raflng held at time of discharge, if otherwise qualified. Further, duty in Viet Nara. * Mr. and CIum returned -men who are employed In con­ Mra Harold Fuhcr and Mr. and r - --------------- ------ ------- JUOJWIUU W 1_»CKVU. IX» CTIstruction trades, if qualified, Mrs. Cloyd VanAmon and family 1. ’*roK*“to to™ semble - Brenda Anderson of . ..... . T -... may enlist In the direct rating were Thanksgiving dinner gueste ।Kkk ClHte DnnJa. at lb* of Mr. and Mra. Floyd Flihcr. * , program. Fur details, uv Chief in Grand Rapids. and Debby of Hastings were Ul Mlle lyutaaa. Bunday guest. of the Floyd In Grand Rapids Frltlay. Battle Creek, or call WO-22TO1. : MIm Diane Barnaby of Byron ——. —-w— . I Center waa the winner of the Myers spent Thanksgiving with oTT7 N*nl from FrttUy .mb-deb division tor girls 10-13. till Sunday at Redbridge hunt- ! p.,„ >/v . _k_ Ing. Mary Ann and Jujic stayed I EM live at 310 State St. Nashville', Marion. Mis. LtalP\Blough and Mrs. with tlte Elwood Yoder family wxnmenUitor for the Bernice Dearddrfl were Thanks­ and Slxiron with Mr. and Mn iffS3! rcveVf 8,r^ modeling their 100 percent wool giving dinner guests of Mr. and Nm«i TK.1J A MrJ * “Ft. S) '!Ui annate Mten Mar? Fuller of Mrs. Wesley Blough Jr. * Callers bral Li a clerk in Headquarters at the Llzle Blough home during and husband. Mr. and Mrs. Gar- , and Service Battery. l*t Batta­ don Paste of Grand Rapids to I lion of the division's Sth Artil­ er. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Skcd- Stanwood Thursday where they j lery. He entered Ute Army in gcil and Mra Wesley Blough. an loved Thankaolvlne with Mr I' Jr., daughter, Judy, and friend! tlie Thanksgiving weekend at their cabin near Temple. * John Kidder, airman apprtn- Thanksgiving dinner guests of Nashville High School in 1983. and mother returned home with ■, lnfe<tlon* ne®^ not iilm lead to rheumatic fever it they rtn Kidder. R2 Hastings, te serv­ THr Frvrnnrt M.thzHite wrt-r ! Bre trpatc'1 proniptly and thor­ ing on the UBS Enterprise, the oughly with antibiotics.. the and MrBUI Cook and family Nations largest earner which bazaar and bake sale and dime- Mlcll|ean Heart Association, a k’?<!P J? h*ld“t 1 Michigan United Pund agency. walers. John r'tended MiddteS:30 on Saturday, Dec. 4. The emphasize* If every recognizable public u invited The Mettexlist * motion were promptly villO T-K High School and en­ listed in the Navy in April. He Chrirtmaa program win be held adequately treated, rheumajoined the Enterprise In August Ralph Moore, Mr. and Mra. Al at 7-45 nm nn Dee & All are!.,- . <. after completing boot training nt Barnard and boys, local and Mr. and Mra. Osry Kidder and Great Lakes. tng ctnter. Bainbridge. Md. The brute her birthday Nov. 34. * 24-*etk course cover* basic code Mra Turn McKee of Applegate sending and receiving, basic elec­ tricity and electronics, and com­ munications procedures on voice. .living dinner guests of Mr. and Mra. Terry Edge- al Nashville. municatlons systems. Before graduation, he will be able to elite was a Thanksgiving evening aend at least 15 words per min­ ute by Morse Code, and receive at least 18 words per minute. Thanksgiving with Mr. and Mra. Elwood Yoder. WISCONSIN MILD' 59 AOP GRADE "A" WHOLE KERNEL Golden Corn . . 4 ta 59’ ANN PAGE QUALITY—NET WT. 14-02 — Tomato Ketchup 3 ,ni 55 AfrP—OUR FINEST QUALITY Potato Salad 2-POUND PLASTIC PAIL 59* USE BANNER WANT ADS! I USE BANNER WANT ADS! Miller's ■SSK". Phone Wl 5-2091 107 I. Woodland. HaiHngs Midway Between Broadway and Michigan ’ 49 NEW JANE PARKER TWIN PACK 69 Coffee Cake . NO. WE ARI NOT Going Out of Business! NOR ARE Wl Hendershot & Vicinity By Met. Richard Clark Cave spent Sunday with Mr. and Mra Ron Owen ot Middleville, who had Just moved into their of Woodland Tuesday family and Mr. and Mra. Wilbur Schanu were Thanksgiving Day Joyed Thanksgiving dinner with the Pootma families al McCords. Thanksgiving luncheon guests Laughlin and Doug entertained Thanksgiving night, Mr. and Mrs. Ron O'Laughlln and Brian Norval Thaler and daughlera Mr. and Mra Gordon Yoder and family, local, and Vaughn O- family and Mr. and Mrs Elwood Yoder and family. * Mra-Sam Flaunt returned Ixxnc Saturday Roush returned home from Port after undergoing a tonalilectomy Huron Sunday after spending Tljanksgivlng dinner, in the eve- visited Ivan Roush Saturday enlng they called on hla folks. morning. * Bunday dinner guess of Mr. and Mra Joe Kauffman were Glenn and Dale Kauffman who recently fell flight Thanksgiving dinner gucato of Mr. and Mrs. Kcet Tobias and their parents. Mr. and Mra Rich­ Richard Tobias were Thanks- ard Bboebridge were Mr. and Mra. Bruce Shoebridge and son nr inxjl—<1!. > ■ -. j .... Mrs. Philip Armstrong. * Sat- Liquidating our Stock! WE RE NOT RIALLY HAVING A SALE! HOWEVIR, WE ARE (WIRING OUR FINE L|NES OF: a MeGee a Monarch • Barwick a Regency . a and Windsor .‘ CARPETS at our Regular Low Pricoa that other itorei often lilt as -SPECIALS v/e hsve 8 Full Brand N<w Rolls of Carpeting in stock (two re on lhe way) for immediate installation for Mom’s Chilstmat man Armstrong and family. Mr. and Mrs. Warren Brogan Robin Strimback. who lias been spending a week with her grand­ parents, went home with her Shellenbarger and boys spent psrenta * LaFurl Shoebridge. TltankaglvlnK at the Gun lake and Mra. Lyle Vanderbrook. * Mrs Delbert Hutchings of Big 'I,‘ionksgivlng Day dinner guests Springs. Texas, returned home SAVE 10c JANE PARKER BLACKBERRY OR Peach Pie Thanksgiving dinner guest VS 5M3MSS Co. A Harold Care. Evening luncheon VS ATC Armor C 4th Platoon gueste were Mr and Mra. Cliarka Martin of Vermontville to help Hoapkal in Buttle Creek. The Dick Clarke Joined the fered a heart attack a week a< is still very ill in the hoapiUL 39* Syrup Cheddar Cheese turned home Monday after spending a week with her son. Mr. and Mra. Kenneth Bltesrs. Daisy Thompson. Afternoon call- * Mra Mario Burdick of Gull SALE the year around I Rug & Furniture Cleaning Specialists 8 YEARS IXPIRIINCE—GUARANTEED WORK Tlie Leo Hendershots spent Thanksglivng dinner and supper the weekend at tlx-ir cabin north guewts of Mr. and Mra Charlie of Baldwin. » Thanksgiving din- Olger were Mr. and Mra Larry JANE PARKER PLAIN OR SUGARED Homestyle Donuts It Can Happen to You Jana Parker Dated ^reth, Enriched WHITE BREAD tssQQ1 Histmgi Mutual agent •■plain his Deductible S IN BAG MICHIGAN U.S. NO. 1 GRADE All-Purpose .'ini'll. Navy CB Program Reopens. CDR. j. n. Stevena. eomman- Sharon Geiger ot Has- !2oz: No Coupons, No Gimmicks, No Limits... Just Quality Merchandise at Low Prices! Florida Fresh I Tint HASTINGS B4NNER—S (jurats ot Mr. and Mrs. Doug- Hoffman and family of Wayne. Slraube were Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Dukes and Schoolcnift and Milford 8 ten u be and Seaman Apprentice Richard L. Weber. U8N. son of Mr. and Mrs Mra. Harold Berghorat ot Grand Almond W. Weber of Rl Delton. Rapids * Mr. and Mra. Gar, Is attending the basic Radioman Strip Steaks Cut-Up Lb. 31c Artnal jUmzsi •Nms Notes-1 Laf*er QuantHloi Sold at Regular Price IN HASTINGS 20 BAG 79‘ a 99* 2 us 25 Delicious Apples.. .10 F0* 59 Emperor Grapes t* 19 Fresh Spinach 19* Bananas WSSTlaN USD-111 SUB 4A KBOte ANN PAGE PURI THE COLIMAN AGENCY 203 S. Mich. Wl 5-3412 Grape Jelly ANN PAGE Tomato Soup 10 ROYAL DANISH CHAMP—H*. Wt. 12-Ow Luncheon Meat 2 69 THE SHERWOOD AGENCY N-tl. Bank Bldg. Wl 5-3972 FRANDSENS INSURANCE 120 W. State Wl 5-4174 HASTINGS MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY uper Markets �[Early Com iCrmlif A.iociation Barry Farm Calendar Barry Farmers Can be Hosts to TILE meeting ot Uie Production Credit HASTINGS BANNER Early oom planting ha* boost­ ed yield* on Michigan farm* by Highlights Interesting ru.V’7*' WttJwyt l«l* dk*hn«l «. lure Ui World undemanding. Agricultural Agent to nrwn in Ingham. Barry. Ionia, Clinton ■Indent* attending college/, universities throughout U. *8. gather at Michigan State Unii tive new tcchDotogy — xuauaU> through lower priosa. ' . Swanron belrcven thb la one at Trough Gets highlight of tin* experience aaigned to a county to the coun­ for the foreign rtudenu luu been ty real al a scheduled time on lhe farm vlsBa. Thb year the Sunday afternoon. Dec. 26. *i-, . 4. The famUy U a*ked to bring If „c* student back to Keltoga Cen- ITIUSI I 1111 tension Office immediately at innovators of a new practice 301 3 Michigan Ave. Hastings liiat reduces cost* or inereusra production have an advantage one student to each family. or phone Wl 5-3121. Three state pendent naUons—Hawaii, Texas. grapiilc say*. the comparative sdunU|rv After a farm practice has been widely adopted, tlie cost and re- HEATING, FURNACES Modern Aire - Oil - Gas - Coal HOT WATIR BASEBOARD HEATING PLUMBING SUPPLIES WATER SOFTENERS WATER HEATERS CalLWI 5-5769 Wl 5-3732 •Bob Willi Dick Hannoy Hastings 2153 Gun Laka Road w oodland 7 lie Child Study Club will hold cmtagr of family Income *per.'their Deossnber meeting early, it wUl be lield Tureday. Dec. 7. fleet pig at the trough gets the stay with a farm family on Mon­ 6. A sponsor's dinner will be day and Ttxaday. returning to held cn Tueeday night, at 8 pin. Thr maxim holds true for the to which two family members first farmer* to apply new tcchCounty farm famine* participate- will be Invited s* jurat*. If addi­ tn the "Adventure in World Cn- tional family member* wUh to reap the greatest profit* attend tickets are available at Kenneth Bwarwon. Jackson, district farm niAnagtrnnit agent If you are a farm family and for lhe Michigan Cboperatlw ASTiNGS of operation. Producer* then have no choice but to continue to compete, even Itsough in axno ours it might Increase Federal Feed Grain Program -- . . . Unchanged in ’66 diet it could drop to t«i precer. By The runaway success of our 66 Fords is giving us a hard time our used car lots are busting at the seams with trade-ins! ^-beauties! They must move out. Gome In and we will prove to you that our new-car Introductory period Is the best time ever for you to save on a late - model trade-in! R FORD. Inc. D percent blfhcr been recommended to Michigan farmers since 1054. And. in Jinera!, on-the-f arm experience with Mri. Glcnilun Curlit vurable. Banner, Woodland leal a fine dUaen Bunday. Nov. 11. Henry Hn*1 liner <TtM> had lived In •OKWOne• JIM BARR DenneD 18 Early planting, a* aooo after the tim of May aa aaUafacUry Woodland waiting until mr the SftuTpSSK, n-.-ht 7r7 Hudinin* rov 7,7' which reflect, legislative libuny stiU umc. EXPERT TIRE ruther U»l o> .than -nW™ u.™™ estabUahed thb year when the rPR.«r.z-r By Jolnlng TelFann pro- ported coming along fine. * Mr*. new progreS waa enacted. Light lecllon haa'bean made at the SERVICE Drug store to buy a marker fur; The IMO Fred Grain Program Rectads for Management." any with her daughter. Mr. and Mra. fanner can have thpi manage- Ru»cl Buck and family in Free- follows the pattern ol program* uvtng rvlaUvre. Tkas will alway. ment advantagi' for a minimum land from Friday until Tueoclay In recent yeara. Farmen will be be remembered by hu friends. • cwt County Cooperative Exten- The men were bu*y deer hunting. asked to divert a minimum 30 Mr. and Mra. Wolter Jcmiron *lun Service Offices aro now en••— — •Tire Shop rolling membera for 1966. birthday. U. S. ROYAL who participle WUl receive in-, day evening from Slidell. Lu come - malntaintnippaimenta. They had bre-n vtaiting Walter* Dhtribvtoe National Chairman >ddrem: and they will bn- eligible for (Jim> motlvcr and family. Harold R. Lehman A|rf|eld Ca. price-support loan^. Beit Buy» on i Mr. and Mra. Leon Tyler have *1. the Michigan Stale Unlvtntty Naw & Uied Tirol merit provtrions Coopcrutlve Extension Service Iu* been named chairman’ of — . ... ......uv umu iu Mr. and Mn*. Iron Tyler en­ Yields for determining pay- the community * The Lions tto National Kxtennkm Com­ mittee on Organization and Pol- tertained their family Bunday al menu will be projected at. high- club ulU hold thetr Christmas a Thanksgiving dinner, present er levvb to reflect cunvrit trends party tuturday. Dec. 4 al the pual meeting of the National nuher Uuui histone yields as Ltons Den. The men and tliclr Association of State Universities lia* been the pracUoe. I wives will enjoy a smorgasbord rtl Tyler and family of Grand 7tie Food and Agriculture Act supixr al 7. Rev Richard V.inMlnneapolts. Mum. early this Rapids, Mr. and Mrs Clarence month. During the past year tto Tyler and family of Grand yield trend* on a current bru.la former m.-utcr PARKING M8U Extension Head served as Hurlburt of Battle Creek. * farmer* to participate In Thanksgiving dinner guests with Tlie Viking* will open tlwtr iMr. and Mrs Glendun a fourth. Classic, Mr. and Mrs Duane been working hard to gyt into Clum and family of Dearborn shape They are going out on Height* and Mr and Mm Galen the fluor to play good bull and Kilmer and family uf Hastings. 56-buahal average yield In tlie afternoon birthday cake detmnlng paymento ftr CAN SUCCESS SPOIL US FORD DEALERS ? Hastings plan Unft. AU ha* to tore. AU ' Shop in HaaUnga Wa topic will wm known to every one here He1 H* wU1 J*, be Chnetma* Decorating.’' Thia ”” —•»*” St. IS. ‘KLFSH J“ RM . -------- . — .---- ---------i» "r viinauua* nitnira uiva will be adjusted to encourage Ing downward trend in the pe - „Uclm ror the basket *hould be Mr. and Mrs Elwyn Dell of centago of family income *pa brought * Thanksgivmg guret* Wayne came Friday to vUlt Ids <or Mr* Cllmcna SciMibly and wa* 25 nr.*rci-nt 7\xlav it 1* nnlv .. — -■ - ___ • .. LI. ioro«» amis, nicy mciuneu asr. human IQ U*e- Dell and Dorothy. They brought dinner with them and they cele­ diet it could drop to lai pc Mrfc Hobert Schaibty of brated Thanksgiving * Pa-tcentbylWW : Orand Rapid*. Mr. and Mra. people in the community pooled miir-ter Earl Engle ha* announced Swanson believes one new far-a Kmnard Bchalbly of Edmore, Uicir furniture to make him a that tl«o Woodland poM office bualrxaa practice haa not baeii their sm. Mr. and Mrs. John widely adopted that can yield schaibty of Livonia. Mr. and to Christina*. Thb *clrdule will great benefit* for alert fanners Mra. Colon Bchalbly ot Wau- chairman, Michigan ASC BUle who an- ready to become "early began and Gcwgo arid Duane Committee, said. iidopicra." Thu 1* the use of bchalbly, local. Ke noted that feed grain the Medical Center at firat. He the auhic tours as usual on Sat­ electronic computers in kreptr.g MrjL Eugene Blair was hratesa itad lived In a "County Farm" urdays. Mad early and moid Saturday at a linen shower for more than a third since 1960. aa a child and thought thb waa prchcnaivo biu>mav> analysis. Marsha Toualcy Marsha plana and emphaaued that the pro­ A scrawny acacia tree 1* so Im­ gram announced today will en­ different and wm very happy portant a landmark in lhe Sa­ able the naUon to amtinue toward an adequate re­ pie from hero had vuutqd Wm. hara that it appears on map*. Cllmcrut Bchalbly. Mra. Mildred lUnv hare -*m thmmh -f i„. Hl* *ntlonU, Geographic *ay». while protecting Hteleriy, Ifn. Betty Hesterly and The Tree of Tenere tn Niger. reporting. | Uie only large plant growing for Rapid analysts from monthly ung*. a hundred miles, guides caraand quarterly report* can help | vaneera to a well. Classic. * The M.-chodlit WSCS 328 N. Michigan Planting Gives Higher Yields Phone Wl 5-2421 City Bank, e'lhe High School mixed chorus will prarnt a version On all acreage diverted beyond the minimum 20 percent ducer will receive diversion pay­ pro. Any adult interested 1* In- ments. This will be equal to onesupport rate 'reflecting the Naheld in the high school vocal USE BANNER WANT ADS! SMITH BROS. Central Michigan's Most Complete Fertiliser Service FERTILIZER FACTS Need money for new facilities? See us for the money you need to finance new farm faculties, repslre, expsnsion. etc. Long terms, low cost, no prepayment penalty. nice will htlp support payment* multiplies! by the farm's projected yield. averages! $4830 for corn. In 1965. producer received payment* on yields. The 50 percent payment LONG TERM acre nationally. SEE THE LIGHTEST AUTOMATIC OILING CHAINSAW IN THE WORLD BROS Honor Koren Green Green." received a 4H Key Club HASTINGS OFFICE Lake Odessa • Woodland 101 Vi Sa. Michis*. Plent at Woodbury Recognition banquet held at the USE BANNER WANT ADS! to the itate-wide service program or used car buyers _ MCCULLOCH MAC 2-10 10*i ftj. of cutting power* • Professional loggers • Firmer* • Construction msn • Outdoors mtn • This is the lightweight you've really been waiting for. AUTOMATIC CHAIN ONIM HUS SIFAIATE MARUAt OtUNG STSTUL Fast start fingertip primer. All enclosed carburetor with Idle governor. Ball & need'a bearings throughout. < An all new MAC-10 cutting team with the toughest, •mootbest-cutting bar, chain and sprocket combination on any saw...with the famous McCulloch reboreable cylinder that attends saw life. ' seeMiC2‘io,tnmc2w Francisco i ^Guaranteed Warranty^ 15% discount on all parts AND 15% discountx>n all labor for one full year on any Guaranteed Warranty used car We have Joined with hundreds of other members of the MICHIGAN Automobile Dealers Association to provide the need car buyer with a state-wide discount program oa part* and labor. Th receive and tsse this discount privilege b«y your mi *m! MICHIGAN Irttos Renner Ford Inc. 32S N. Mighifan Larka Buick'Chevrolet 1435 S. Hanover Phone Wl 5-2421 iPhone Wl 5-2425 Rcahm Motor Solei, Inc. Pon ti ac-0 Ids mobi Io-Ca4i Hoc 107 N. Michigan Phono Wl 5-2478 �Personal Mention «u»u UK1< Bull. Smith of Carlton Center. Others• Friday Mr*. William Kidder of and Mrs Bill Cortright. and two deer hunting trip. for the evening meal were Mr. I Carter. Lake and har son and kona. arrived on Wednesday Mr. and Mra. Gene Jay. Debbie and Mrs. William Kidder, Jr, I hi* wife, Sugane. Judy, and tbMr and Dawn of Marion. Ind, epent and family. The men hunted aU son. DSrlk. of New Mexico, spent giving dinner. th* Thanksgiving weekend with day—with no ,uck,’1051 °r the d*? ln Lansing at The Clifton Millers left this Mr and Mr* Ralph Leppo. who hl* parent*, the Marland Jay*. The Leslie Daniel* entertained week for Bradenton. Fla, whore i entertained. J? for dinner. The Jim (Emily) of Detroit their family, the Den Weiner ta they plan to stay untilenlTtained April. On ..... — Baylor* —------ ■, iu. Thanksgiving they f<®lly gathering giving dinner guosta Bunday of of Lansing and the Edwin MelUiclr sons and families. the ^e Uppo home arid aoconPanied’ "«r her parent*. .the CortClaud* and Kenneth MiUera. tMnlw h. r.~*_ rlght*. home to visit here until Mn Mildred Down* and Mn. family, accompanied by her par­ Gertrud* Craig had aa their giving at the Adalbert Cortright Saturday. Saturday, ents. Mr. and Mn. FWrest Weav­ Thanksgiving and weekend gucatai home and a very busy one. Their ------------'The John — Mason* were among'. Tlie Walter Jacksons' daugher, apent Thanksgiving with their »l*ter and husband, Mr. and; daughter. Mr. and Mra. Hossein thoee spending their Thanksgiv- I tm. Marjorie of Albion College. Z^srss^^ss,: THE HASTINGS BANNER-* homo for the Thanksgiving vaca­ tion. The Wayne Pennington* left on Tuesday for the Southland. Visiting lhe Rex DutUrtn over Ute weekend were their daugh- 10 Donate Blood As Replacement At Ba Clinic moved from Orand Rapids back virtt te Hastings Mfg. Company to Chicago where they formerly on Monday. Nov. 33. added M lived. Only the UNSEAT ABLES THE FRIENDLY iFOLKS / to Jean Burka Alfred Taylor, Keith Nan*. Eldon MaMwn and Josephine Laycock. Total Savings 6000 with 1 Low Prices and Top Value Stamps! X Silver Platter xww------------- Quarter "DOUBLE TOP U.S. CHOICE Round Steaks EVERY WEDNESDAY!' sliced Pork Loin U. S. Choice Tenderay VALUE STAMPS TENDERAY following reguszred nurae* iu- LU* Meaarnger. HxMpital Guild 12 provided Lhe the canteen commltUv with Era J. S. Choice Tenderay “U.S. Choice Tenderay Tenderay Boston Rolled Anu Barth. Jo BcarrUlce, Pri- ■ 4-Plece Place Setting ■ 4199 1 'ta Pn« Cook. M. A. Cook. Donald Coykrndali, Helen Crittenden, Earl Curtlia, Evelyn Curtis: Ralph Daugherty, Robert Demom!. Myrna DePew. Mra. Doria DrPrlcGtcr. Don DoolUXlc. JUdy Durbin. Robert Elllgw.. Somurt Elliston. Myrtle Falconer. RichordJtHter. Herbert Frith, Wilma U. S. Choice Tenderay f 3-Legged of Double Breasted FRYERS u. S Choice Tendersy 4lh & Sih XJIIB ROAST Lydia Mr*. Bennect, Judy Blnningham, W. O. Bradford, Ernest Burr; Boneless Pot Roast K and Judy Aldrich. Richard Allen. Beulah BabtciT. Norri* Bacon. Sirloin Steaks ihuck toast Hoocox A* 7 Lillian Oartlnger, Robert GU- TIGER TOWN SEMI BONELESS Whole or Half Whole or Half Semi-Boneless Hams » Clover Valley 99 79< Oscar Mayer Counlry Club Ice Cream Smoked Ham* ' 2 (a r*fl* 99/ FRANKS FRANKS wen vs. Hygrade's S*ertie» Btligaa a-,, -i >*» 59/ a 69/ SLICED BACON vn*P^89/ *49/ BRAUNSCHWEIGER SLICED BACON AU BEEF FRANKS Kwick Krisp Peschks's LUNCH MEATS SLICED BACON etta Millrr. E. Morr. Willard Nash. Keith Wools, Thomas Mary Pennock, Helen Purdy, Homer Reynolds. Moms Reigler, Ken Rose. Irene Sallk. Frieda SchUthroat. Dolores 8t>eridan, Gerald Bmeiker, Gloria Bperllk. Boh 8tuU Lillian Symowds; . wills purthaM of 5 Town *n Country 5 for »1 SMOK-Y-LINKS Herrud't Kwick Krisp MacKenxlc, Ethyl IOOsTAMPS Mix & Mitch GLASSES Eckricb Counlry Club Bulk Lindner, Lloyd Link, Claire Lof- * 65/ rurmx Wolfe, Eldwin Woodnum. John Wood*. Velma Yafcger; 1 Walk Ina-dean Burke. Eugene Guernsey. Beulah Ha“—----- ---tricla Ornbau. Eva Conklin. Martha Ht * 59/ BACK TO WORK STOCK UP SALE" Tikytor. Francis phlne L HbdgOL Libby U. S. No. 1 Michigan Fruit Cocktail OTATOES Alfred HYCRADES I CHOPPED BEEF | Redeem al Kroger thru ■HWUM Sender. D« 4. 1945. : Indian* made curious u*e of rettler*' goods before learning their purpose. Tlie first coins •hit inched Uie Yurok were given by them to their children a* plaything*. Tlie Hupa used flour for face paint. The Tslmt-hlan seaed thimble* on their ceremonial garments as decora- UU, Sliud CARROTS ■ lhe purthsie ol 2-ib» or more ol । CAT FOOD w/tOMtO uice I CALAVO FRUIT | I CAKE MIX GREEN BEANS Produce Dollar Days - GRAPEFRUIT . ORAHGES No 24 Siu-each ORARGE HEAD LETTUCE^ juice Yellow-3-lb bag CaMorni* - stalk ONIONS CELERY DELICIOUS APPLES - SPIHACH Libby Whole Kernel o. AH Purpose-4-lb bag Endive, bcarol* or - head Cream Style Corn MttINTOSH APPLES CAIIAGE Libby 88/ STAINLESS STEEL BLADES CREAM PIES Mild d 12 29/ 50 PUMPKIN . Libby Cui Wax Beam or BREEN BEANS » ' PINCONNINB CHEESE . We repair hi-fi and tape recordart, too. Porw. CIssaaM, Chill P«rier«K"»» -'cenfaprlk Redeem ol Kroger thru Sakxday. Dec 4. 1965 Q Libby Sweat TOMATO JUICE 3 STAMPS^ ol Kroger Ground a. 88/ ^oxee 4 >»> k,,, 88/ MMM CENTRAL RADIO & TV HOWARD TRUMBULL Wl 5-9187 b Wl 5-5992 221 N. JsHsrms at MUI SARDEN PEAS Perionna-pkfl. ol W Double Edge 1%-ite ioave> Kroger Baked Sandwich WEIHER MRS । Redeem el Kroger thru CARROTS Kroger Baked Graded WHEAT (READ BANQUET ROT PIES Frathlike 3f“’1 4'"’1 BUTTERMILK BREAB4 STAMPS I Choc Devils food or Apple Spice | । LAYER CAKE । Crup-2-lb bag Krooer Baked 50 Larseru-Veg-All l ib can or JONATHAN APPLES Crisp-4 lb bsg TAHGERIHES b., ,i n LIBBY BEETS Tropicana - qu*rl Think of what you miu whan your let’ii broken BEANS w/HOlme* Libby Cui TftZss- *59/ HALVES ICE CREAM 69/ LIMIT I a 15 * i«.dud.ng b«r. ••"« »' Redeem *1 kimger iH-u ■ Setuidav. Dec 4, 1945. ' I WE CLOSE AT NOON ON SATURDAYS �S—TIE HARTING^ BANNER Ings from dirt - control pill*, toadache and stomach upset remedies, sleeping pills. hormone Many Things Can be Poison For Children Bushin' Roulette by Chon Day tires and rl tain Ina ehemlcal group. In all. almoat 3.M0 Michigan children under ALBERT £ HKUSTIS. M. D. ■». Alim Fish at- Mrs Roy McCall at Caledonia Mina Wieland toms. * Mr. and Mra Howell Mingus at Ann ArBaturday. Nov. 20. * Mrs. Ctos-1 Mra. Coniellou* Bouwens of AJto bor. * Bartoni Newton of Orand tor Btowcll of HaaUngs wm al««re Sunday. Nov. 21, ruuora Rapids spent tto weekend «i<n ■r pmvauj. «*»• —— Mr —* — Ho, * Church in Greenville Saturday. Wednesday vfcltor of Mra. Prank1 of Mr. *r-«l Mra. Don Pustma. * ----------------• II iw-w Newton. Mra. Claude Thompson. * Mra Kart Ldvlng- Mra. Elwood Yoder and family won W». -*—— a -tton of Pinhook wm a Tuesday. *uul Mra. Gordon Yoder and Walton spent from Wednesday Fish visited Mrs. Gertrude Ware and Ralph Story in ixnreU Sat­ Nov. 25. visitor of tor mother, family were Sunday. Nov. 31. Uli Saturday with tor shter and Mrs Min* Wlrlahd. * Mra. Cle- iunclwon guests of Mr. and Mra. ’—-‘ ‘ urday. Nov. 20. Brownell in Grand Rapids. * Mra. Rlgo Rendon and daugh­ tus Wieland and grandaon. Rich- Narva! Thaler, ter visited Mr. and Mrs. David ard. of Logan and Mra. Lourila J Mr. and Mra, George Tagg Stahl of Pleasant Valley were'and David of Middleville were Dorothy Campbell were .Thanks: Cmtor Sunday, Nov. 21. ft Mr. tended a potluck supper and card Saturday. Nov. 20. gueoto at the (giving dinner guests ot Mr. and Rapid* as polatxM away from the reach poisoning in your own home by of ■nail chlMrtn. Bui how many keeping in mind just six simple 1. Stare all obviously potson- COME TO away from eager little hands’ 4. Stare all medicine*, vitamin*. BARRY COUNTY LUMBER CO sight and out of reach, and away Protecting your child again*! medicine, and never refer to it CHRISTMAS GIFT FESTIVAL* and the insecticide on the top 4. Keep all substance* in their shelf, although this is important, ■ original containers. too. £ Teach your children not to — SA - ...... ‘ - SHOP OUR consumed medicines-yrs, lx ip£ Teach your child the dlfful things. Just plain aspirin ac- tepence between food and mediYOU'LL FIND HUNDREDS OF WONDERFUL GIFT cine is off-lliiuto at all tunes. ITEMS AT OUR HANDY STORE ... AT PRICES YOU'LL ' We have the latest lions, should a poisoning uccltont occur, cal) your family doc­ tor immediately. Speed is rasen- patterns READY TO SERVE YOU: @instrong Freeport LINOLEUM By Mrt. Sylvan Tagg UiUU. ’ 7S3-J1U TILE MODERN FASHION in floors A FLOOR TO MEET EVERY BUDGET FLOOR COVERING 123 W. StoU St. HELP YOU RIGHT GIFT FOR ANY PERSON ON key' piwne number* handy. in HASTINGS FIND PLEASING TO YOUR BUDGET. OUR STAFF IS Driving ■< ert Clinton and family of Middlcvllle and Mr and Mra David Reigler and daughter of Carlton Center. Evening visitors children of Middleville. Ben Christie spent las hunting deer near Strawberry Lake. Mra. Christie and daughter spent tto weekend with his par- Darla at Marlon. Thanksgiving weekend with ttotr and family of Flint spent the grandparents. * Mr and Mra. Thanksgiving lailldays with the Floyd Dukra visited their non and family. Mr. and Mm Bernord Dukes of Hastings Saiurday. * Mr. and Mra. Melvin MeDcrmid. Dean and Janice of na.tlAM «4 S.1 — and Mrs Dutton il.,,. visited Mr. Floyd Dukes Bunday. * Mr. and Mra. Allen Flail attended the Mrs. Bruce Masecar of Middle­ ville. * Thanksgiving dinner Mulder Funeral tome in Holland. Nov. 24. * Mr. and Mrs. Keith < MAS LIST. GIFTS daughter and Tom Thompson wtTf Ttonksgiving dinner gur»U of Mr and Mrs. Joe Christie at Manon • Mr and Mra Donald Montanthaiir and family of Flint spent Wednesday and were Thursday dinner guests of their _ ... . . •■ ■ ——— ■ aid Morgnnthaler and family /pent Ttianksglvlng with their GIVE A SEDCON Buehler. Evening callers were Mr. and Mrs Milton Buehler and Mrs. Reuben Fish and family family and Mrs Keith Buehler were Thanksgiving cooperative and Bonnie. GARAGE DOOR children A Member Once Said. Kauffman. i'l’d be lost of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Conley of Hastings. * Mra. Mina Wie­ land enjoyed a cal] from tier daughter. Mr and Mrs. James Underwood and family 'nee Darlene Wieland i from Jackson­ ville. Fla. Thanksgiving morn­ ing * Mra. Mina Wieland enjoy­ ed Thanksgiving dinner with mont of her family at tto Hope Fellowship room. Those present were Mr. and Mra Karl Living- Yes, the Auto Club—with its maps and trips and byway rides —is for people whn want to know where they are going. You can know where to go. You can travel with confidence. You can LEAD THE WAY. You can join the Auto ■ Club. You can do it today! u AUTOMOBILE CLUB OF MICHIGAN ■ HASTINGS OFFICE were Saturday supper Ralph Stuart in Ionia. * Mr. and Richard Hiro were ner parents,. Mra Dean Stuart and children Mr. and Mrs Richard VendevlUe' of Kalamazoo * Friday callerdi Auto Club ! . OPERATOR Kauffman. and family spent Saturday eve­ Mr. and Mra. Dean Stuart and ning with Mr and Mra. Puathuchildren were Thanksgiving dm- inus at Alto. * Thanksgiving without the 1 /"’guidesfor freeway George Thanlugivtng gur*U of Mr and donia Mrx. Bill Kauffman at Stor- BUI Elliott and Leonard Kidder • DELUXE KIT family of Woodland. Mr. and Mrs Ted Bini and family of Middleville and Mr. and Mm Wayne Tagg and family, local, were Sunday visitors at the Richard Bird home. * Mr andPavllch and daughters. Mr. and Mrs Dcnnir Thompson and ron TRIGGER SPEED CONTROL DRILL —Tbm's in inthwiwd Buick tolerjjeir you. Set his V Dgu tie-Checked used can, loo.— LARKE BUICK CHEVROLET HASTINGS PH. Wl 5-2425 You gat the sensational new Skil vt' Trigger Speed Con­ trol Drill that lets you squeese the speed you need — from 0 to 2000 RPM — to match the job and the material. •Santa Give a gift of convenience that will be remembered all year... We can install a Sedcon Garage Door Operator or you can do it {yourself. Gift wrap a re­ mote transmitter and put it under the tree. Be sure It's a Sedcon ... the guar­ anteed automatic door operator that operates the garage door from the com* iort and safety ot the family. Mr. and Mrs Earl Poat^land Mra. Frank -Thompson. humus and family and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Dukes visited Mra. Mrs Paul Crumback and family ।David Reigler and new baby tn Carlton Center * Mr and Mrs. Thursday overnight gucat of Mr. Harold Eckert and family were and Mra Paul Cumbock of Kar­ Bunday. Nov. 21. dinner guests ri* Creek. * Thankagivtng din­ ner guests of Mra. Greta Blough min< *t Algonquin Lake ♦ Mr. were Mr and Mrs Keith Blough and family of Grand Rapids. Mr and Mra Richard Blough and Hawaii Friday evening lorry is family. Mr. and Mra. Bill Blough en route do Viet Nam with the and family and Mr. and Mra. Reuben Crttaa. local Faunee spent the Nov 20<h David Blough from MSU rpcr.t weekend with the James Wictto Thanksgiving weekend with huhn family at Bentley. * Rew ­ his parents. Mr. and Mra ard Thaler. Gene Thaler. Gayle Charles Blough. * Charles Gordon mid Elwood Yoder spent | Blough and Charles Geiger spent the Nov. 20th weekend near Red­ Saturday and Sunday deer hunt- bridge hunting. David Yoder and I Ing near Woodville * Mr and George Thaler from Perfis Col­ Mra. Charles Gibbs spent lege at Fig Rapids joined them Thanksgiving with their daugh­ Friday night. They all returned ter and family. Mr. and Mra. home Sunday. * Mra. Howard I and Gayle ___ took ____ Gene Robert Mork at Muskegon * Mr. Tlialer ____ and Mrs Charira Gibbs .’pent Thaler to Battle Creek Sunday. Sunday evening with Mr. and Nov. 4. where to* met the bus for Mra. Wesley Pew of HaaUnga. * Detroit He enlisted in the Army. 1966 Buick. The tuned car. At your1966Buick dealers today. 1435 S. HANOVER SKIL Richard VendevlUe Jr. and fam­ ily of Richland GIVE POWER TOOLS DE WALT 1250" 9 RADIAL ARM TABLE '/•" DRILL SAW only 15 POWER TOOLS IN ONE! Reduced Price for Christmas Yours for as *179’5 Little as $119.95 GIFTS FOR THE FAMILY AND HOME --$11.95 • BASKETBALL BACKBOARDS - RIM and NET - Complete • MAIL BOXES - WROUGHT IRON NAME PLATES - WEATHER VANES Low as $18.50 • PING PONG TABLES________________ A • TRAIN BOARDS—Green Grass Finish—Quiet—Absorbs Shock, Noise • BATHROOM TOWEL BARS - SOAP DISHES - TOOTHBRUSH HOLDERS • BATHROOM VANITIES—Available in Provincial Style Contessa White • Gold • Sandtone • Cinnamon • Walnut Finishes • DOOR MIRRORS with Clips, Screw* - Ready to Hang • FIREPLACE GRATES - THERMO • FLECTO Decorator Finishes - Antique, Wood Grow, Marbelixe • CHOP BLOCKS - BREAD BOARDS - KITCHEN HOODS EjXroTi.-s'wo RITE FIREPLACE ENCLOSURE $4.95 Set ALLIED BUILDING CENTER �! I Provide the Family Gift at SSS WE RE CLEANING HOUSE to MAKE ROOM for NEW MODELS! “COLOR-FAST” COLOR TV DESIGNER TELEVISION 1966 Is Just Around the Comer, and It's Time to Clean House on Current Models! We Have Marked All of Our Present Stock to Rock Bottom! Everything Has to Co! For The Buy of A Lifetime on G.E. Appliances, Television and Stereo . . • HURRY RIGHT DOWN While the Bargains are Here. Many Models to Choose From Right Now, But at These Prices They'll Go Fast! PORTABLE TELEVISION MOIJEb Sg^95 General Electric Quality — but Easy on the Budget! Biggest Washer Value TWO-DOOR HIGH SPEED DRYER FILTER-FLO WASHER REFRIGERATOR „ FREEZER AuMnnlic Dry Co^Md'mean* no harsh overdrying, no damp underdrying. ^vith a NEW Jligh Air 7W fluffs clothee to sweetnhelihtg softness rngjirdleM how gloomy flwi uw.lhnr 1 ' U- MINI-BASKET* Use Mini-Basket for last minute ex Iras or special care fabrics you’d normally watli by hand. Use regular ba.du.-t for up to 14-pounds of heavy fabric- loads —actually two washers in one! • Up to 14-Pound Clothes Capacity • Variable Time Dry Control • Three Heat Selection • Synthetic DeWrlnkler • Fluff Cycle • Safety Start Switch . Magnetic Door Latch •Con­ venient Metal Lint Trap • Interior Drum Light • Porcelain Enamel Drum and Top • Two Wash, Two Spin Speeds • 3 Wash Cycles • 3 Wash Tempera­ tures • 4 Water Levels • Cold Wash & Rinse • Soak Cycle • Un­ balance Load Control* Safety Lid Switch EASY TERMS 'automatic automatic EASY T^RMS BIG CAPACITY . . . HOLDS UP TO 552 POUNDS The Price Is Right! GENERAL ELECTRIC MOBILE MAID* PORTABLE DISHWASHER Mo<M TI-13SA HIGH QUALITY Deep door shelf for ’/j gallon milk cartons, tall bottles. Butter compartment. THO/to(S)WASH‘ . -"**■" P J RANGE Permalon inner door resists oils, greases, and cracking. Gives Spotlessly Clean Dishes Without Hand Rinsing, Scraping or Drying ... Just Tilt Off Largo or Hard Food Scraps. • LIFT TOP RACK • 3 CYCLE PUSHBUTTON CONTROLS • NEEDS NO INSTALLATION ’ Porcelain enamel cabinet Ilnar. Fungu«-resistant door gasket prevepts mold growth ond unsightly stains, a Model Fart.'flameless common problem in humid climates. pushbutton cook­ Model CA-160A Protective door stop helps prevent ing for less than damage to adjacent wall, cabinets. you'd think possi­ Magnetic safety door. Opens easily; ble. Big 30-in. NOW AT closes silently, securely. range with spa­ No door clearance needed at side. ONLY cious oven, clean- WITH TRADE Coppertone and white. easy features. BEAUTIFUL CONOLITE WORK SURFACE COUNTERTOP • 9.77 Cm. Ft. Fresh Food. • 2.44 Cm. Ft. Freexer. • 102.9 lbs. Froxon Food Capacity. • 19.9 Sq. Ft. Shelf Area. . 64’ High—30 Vi” Wide—294 s De^p. $208” HASTINGS ELECTRIC 119 W. Jtate St. - If It's Electrical Call "RED" - Wl 5*2866 �Hare Explains Why Compulsory Liability is Bad Curtis Mathes children *p«it from Friday till Monday. Nov. 19-22. with Mr. and Mra Riueil Price while Har­ old want deer hunting with — --------------- ~-------- -. -.... George Oaks of Hastings and Susan Weaver of Hastings * Ed Bolter ot near Carlton CenMr. and Mrs. John Taylor, Bu- ter. san and Mike spent Thanksglv-1 jujuin Blrimback of Lake Odcsln« with Mr. and Mra. Denn 1.. k.. >wn .rw-nziinr a tts davs I a compulsory automobile liability insurance law instead of legis| lotion creating the new Motor ANNOUNCES the most exciting collection of fine furniture and with her mother, Mra. Mildred Shade. * Mra. George Barker wu taken to the Dykhousc Nursing Home Saturday. * E. O.j Garlinger and daughter. Laurel. electronic components Freeport and family and Oecar Lindquist visited Mm Garhnger* aunt. Mra. Clara Nott.) of Chippewa home entertainment history Dukes. Mra. Clayton fUlgler and Mra Kenneth Pawley visited Mra. David Heisler and new baby at Pennock Hcspltal Thursday. Nov. and family of Grand Rapids were Saturday, Nov. 20, visitors at the Jay Wing home. * Mra. James Cool left Bunday. Nov. 21. from Grand Rapids by plane for 8e- her husband and ton and other laiatlves. Mra. CJrr'.n Blough is staying with the family during Curtis Mathes daughter came home from Pen­ nock Hospital Saturday. Nov. 20. ♦ Mra. Ruth Springer of Has­ tings. Mra. Mabel Laubough of Baldwin and Mra. Greta Blough were Nov. IS dinner guests of Serving American Homes for 66 Years Such unlimited return in complete family enjoyment. Magnificent Color Television " ’ . Phonograph ‘ Stereophonic High ” Fidelity Four Track Stereophonic Tape Recorder and AM, FM-FM Multiplex Radio all in the most distinctive cabinetry in the industry. * Robert C1 u m of Mrs. Beth Proctor. at Allegan Hastings. h.,,., R, kJ.,,. . hunting. z''"" e enter Michigan annually > An enjoyable day l^as .rpent rpent Unapprehended -hlt-and-nin ' Nov 16th by 12 old. schoolmates era. ' and friends of the W«* Sebewa Uninsured motorists whore and Johnson schools nt the uses or registrations have: home of Mra Irene Phelps at i suspended. Ionia. A lovely potluck dinner __ ____ _____________ _ I Gladys Cook. Mra. Llalah Ward. Hare also noted that In tlie Mrs Zells Hazzard. Mrs Zelpha states where the compulsory laws . CUrk. Mra Rose Tasker, Mrs. lui>e been enacted the casts of Myrtle Randall and Mrs Alice insurance have gone up. Archer of Lake Odessa The of"Majaachtuetre and New York' teraoon waa spent In looking at motorists pay the highest in- Pictures and rtnewing old times. niror.ee rates in the country— The hour of' departure came all too ixwn but all hoping to have another Ret together in /he fu- I turc. Cards were signed and sent Mra Mra. Luclla House nf Big °* MMjHWIUe ana UUJ . Bunday. Nov. 21. Mra. Leona Mc­ Ghee of Middleville, Mra. Chriatine VanHorn of Nashville- and„ Mra Gary McGhee Joined them. Plo>«J Bl u. .... Alto GET HOUMY CASH PPINu or IDATION DEBT COI ’25 <• ’1000 On Signoture. Car n iV.AS Open Evenings by Appointment number ot clerks required to handle it, it wm reported. (On­ tario hns a Motor Vehicle Accl- B.&W. CONSOLE TELEVISION PORTABLE TV Stereophonic Hi-Fi Phonographs from s79 supers U equally unjust because dies the Insuring public with j We go to all the trouble of redesigning our Interiors, Improving our handling, and refining our Wlde-Track ride," and some people buy us Just for our looks. St fee Insured persons pay into the Motor Vehicle Accident Claims Fund is a great deal less expensive than the large pre­ miums persons are paying in states where automobile liability Insurance is compulsory." the Hastings Traffic Tickets Just once we'd like Io have people fall In lovk with the inside of our cars before they flip for the outside. Why. this year alone we've made avail­ able brand-new wraparound buckets. Profile bench Beats. More rich, genuine walnut paneling. And nicer Instrument cluster* you've never seen. We even had our engineers take our test cars Bullings Appliances & Gifts 139 W. State St HASTINGS apart piece by piece to come up with Improve­ ments that, Incredibly enough, make our Pontiacs smoother, quieter, more enjoyable to drive. Really, though—we don't care which feature gets you Inside a new Pontiac, as long as H gets you there. And it will. At least judging by the number of .Pontiacs you see on the road. Everything's now In tiger country. Wlde-Track Pontiac/’6B cows TO noea couorav. row roanax maus-a oooo naci to out uoo cam too. L Fttartki. B5. >lc<Mlva Krahm Miter Salsa. 1st.. KW N. Mkhlgin Aw. � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/492/HastingsBanner_1965-12-09.pdf 2375a17103aeab7786d5ce335ddf43fd PDF Text Text I Barry’s Top Dairymen Receive Honors at DHIA Annual Dinner Hubert Ixmg. Cut Irion Town- with tiie highest butterfat aver- of 96 pounds of butterfat with a pounds of milk and 790 pounds | 1965 average of 15,419 pounds of of butterfat. »1Ue look the Hastings Milling annual meeting of the Barry milk and 572 pounds of fat. The high two-year-old record J County Dairy Herd Improvement Roy Erb of Lake OdeiM had: was set by a cow owned by Oer- । Association held Tuesday noon the high regbtered Jeraey. Ad- aid nnd Ronald Anders of Del-; at the Nashville Methodist trophy coniribated by Hasting* vancer Boy's Helen Irene, with ton Their winner produced) Church for having the herd 8503 pounds of milk and 480.17,265 pounds of milk and 726 j He also had the high herd pounds of butterfat. His trophy pounds of butterfat to take the t average for milk and his Hulong was given by the Kalamazoo Battle Creek Milk Producer* i trophy. i Barry County had 62 DHIA Milk Producers. 'trophy. record for this age group of Fred and Glen Kaechele also he»ds with 2416 cows under tests I registered Holstelns. This threetobk th; the IL Hasting* — - Dowling- and ‘ “ • — year-old cow produ l d 20,875 . Hickory Corner*, reeeired the Southwest eat Local of the MABC — for a s combined total of 102 herds ■ pounds of milk and 925 pounds trophy with their high four- and 3512 cows , of butterfat to ram the trophy । cow. I .eight on Regal year The number of cows was neari given by the Nashville Coopera- i Helene. ' who produced 19.188 ly ®W above the 1964 report ' tive Elevator. pounds of milk and 753 pounds The 1965 DHIA average of butterfat’ ’ j 12.192 pounds of milk and 470 । William Cridier and Bob Wen। ger of Middleville look the Na-1 rreu Fred ana and uten Glen Kaecneie Kaechele or of Crtdler and Wenger also looa tjnaier took I pounds pouna*. ot of outterrat. butterfat. The ownertiona! Bank of Hastings trophy;i Wayland received the Ba cry, the Hastings City Bank trophy | sampler aterage was 12542 and ifor the herd with the greatest!(County Holstein Breeders As-so- for tiie high cow not cUgible for 1453. This is 440 pounds of milk ' Increase in pounds of butterfat.•: elation trophy for the high reg-[any other award. That cow pro-rand 11 pounds of butterfat above !Their herd increased 2,700 istered Holstein Their Leighton | duced 18983 pounds of milk and I the 1964 overage of 11.832 and pounds of milk-and an average lLuxanna 'Nifty produced 19439 792 pounds of butterfat. |f42. cows in DHIA and "299 in owner­ sampler. The amount of graffi frd per 50 herd* that averaged GOO pounds of butterfat or more— Long. Norman Sandbrook. Nash­ ville. and Wayne Perris. Dowling. Arnold Lawrence is president of the association. Wayne Pen­ nock Is vice president and Rob­ ert Gaskill is secretary-treasurer. Otlier directors arc Oscar Kacc- , heie. Hubert Long. Merle Ham-1 nt and, Gary Buckland. Wendell Potter and Howard Johnston. Supervisors are Anna,Cairns. John Decker and John Cook. The detailed Barry DHIA re­ port will be found on the Parm The Hastings Banner DAIRYMAN HUBERT LONG , HOth Year -3 Sections Hastings, Michigan, Thursday, December 9, 1965 NUMBER 34 Section Ont EDITORIALS 215 in 3 Bands To Present Yule Concert Sunday Members of the Instrumental Music Department of the Has­ ting* Public Schools will pre.-ent their annual Christmas concert Sunday. Dec. 12 at 3 pm. in Central auditorium. .Two hundred and fifteen The “th Grade Band will open ■the program with a march "Festive spirit' and ''Vultlde Festival'' featuring many of the old Christmas favorites. The Junior Band will play "Santa. . Cecilia March.- "Carol March’ .and The Christmas Suite. ‘ featuring carols from all Band/ Ing wrong in luting white people.! Un thing." On/ nf th/ nlnv. hn <*mt/ fnr the * a ■ ■ * scitoo), "Jello.'' is a vicious travesty In regard to Mr., Kelleher's on the old Jack Benny radio pro­ statement one would be justified gram. In It. Janes lias Rochester, Benny's Negro chauffer. hatred on the street corner than -----., _ .long-time -- -------- ----------------kill all tiie whiles In the rasf. All | (Please turn to Page 4, this 8ec.) 14 Given Orders .Hastings County, School Tax Kate To Report for Down from 1961 Hastings property owners will Military Duty pay a county-school lax of *64.11 Hastings High School The tax includes *187.596*5 u die City's share of county oper­ ating expenses and Medical Fa­ Dave Hathaway. Senior Band cility debt. 117.78936 for the Those receiving ordent indude- Special Education Program, and j $390,826 75 for the combined Steward. Bill Haan and Dale Drnnl* M. Thompson, Mark L. «hool operating co»U and debt Working — ‘ -Larrie ' ■ Richie. - - - -Michael - ■ - W.____________________ ncjjooj ux u down from Week*. Ttwrc is no admission charge Schultz and Corldon O. Wise, last year's *403.67212 and the public is welcome. ■ It M.v/nr< . old- SlarnM V I __ _ Thornapple - Kellogg School Dis­ the groups. Junior Band of fl- Barlow Gardens T-K School Tax Vote Stalemate Florist Plans Barlow Gardens at 1605 & Jef- levy a special tax of 6‘» mills feraon will hold their grand for aclxsl operational purports opening of their expanded floral shop starting this Thursday and continuing until the day before Supc of Schools Ear! Van­ Sickle Tuesday said the proposal undoubtedly would be put to an­ other vote. possibly during the month of February incrc wm also oc aoor prizes prupusai wouia nave pro­ ducing the grand opening, and vldcd over *100,000 of the school's F»od Centers Honor Employees At Yule Party Employee*, their husbands and tera of Hastings, Albion. Eaton Rapids. Marshall. Milmxi. Grand Ledge. Coldwater. Williamston. Honu-r and Stockbridge gathered at Baldwin Hall at Albion Col­ lege in Albion Sunday evening. Dec. 5. for their annual Chrtttcoffee and cookies. | The district's previously voted mas banquet. Barlow Gardens has about ;»P«ial 4-mlil tax Expired with twice the area as It formerly the 1965-66 levy. The additional liad. Including a tastefully deco- 2'- mills would have added about rated consultation room. *40,000 more to the tax bill. nursery about 1956, and enter... , . ed u>e retail bigness about jbreenville Library A«M-Iat«! .with o. Mr «n<i Mr, I' Onmnilrt Orwnvll‘f"* CU, CourcU Council has Associated twlth Mr. and Mra. glvcn approve preliminary tnsm"a SnloTat'w^t^'MtJhl Ptens for^a new Oreenvilte U। u r a r y. ucsign u lor I 6JT20 Igan Unlreiilty. I square foot structure with' an Orval W. Conine, Drnnb E. De- • M Ute State Tax Commission Mond, Tom K. Read. Wayne L. Mrs. Erway hopes that tax bills Pi.n, r.l.....< i « ...ill w. I— ■<-,_ .L- 11 Jr" aU 19-ytora of age. | Property owners will have Monday 33mtsn are scheduled through Feb. 16 to pay their taxto go to Detroit by chartered txu' e* without an added three perfqr their pre-lnductlon physicals, cent penalty Barry has received order* to _______ _____ send six men tor Induction In ' ’ January. This quota could be in-1 ST' ROSE SOCIAL CLVH creased. i The St. Rore Social Club will Barry m&.t at nt i1 pm. nm Monday, Mnnd.v wee. r>/<- 1*. tv . I Is. to send 96 men for mecx pre-lnductlon physical examlna- ._ th, r-u--. h... . tlon* next month—Including the1 m.st Ro8e School Hall for * first married men to be called Potluck dinner, Turkey will be during the current emergencies funtUhed. Person* attending are Married men without children “k«> to • 50-cenl gift for will be on the luf. exchange. Christmas gift* were distribut­ ed and door prize* added to the fun as did the exchange of gifts among the employees. One of the highlights of the evening. Maralxdl. ton. of Hastings: Mary Eddy. Neil Hoag. Dennis Callahan of left. Eva Lorts. Thelma Williams. Norma Lautenslagrr of Marshall, hero are planning for new municipal garage which rep- according to Ray Branch, mana*' sent* another advance in civic achievement. At Cha invitation Total receipt* In the scrap of Mayor HewlU, former Mayor Charles H. Leonard laid the coc- paper drives In Hastings during nerstone. in recognition of the ministration that plane for the treasurer. The proceeds, the Nativity story during Second Annual Christmas grant Saturday evening. peacetime Christmas since 1940, Streets of Homer and Art Sim­ mons of Grand Ledge. President Willard Lawrence also made two special presentaBelle Clemens, a 21-year em­ ployee, and the other to Floyd Buskirk, who Just received hl* JO-yrar pin. Both employees are Supervisors to Consider Jail Harry Selected for Vnivertily Study For Civil De/enne Members of the Barry County­ Board of Supervisor* are sched­ uled to hold their regular monthly meeting Tuesday. Dec 14. and on the agenda for con­ sideration will be the proposed new jail. At their November meeting the in election asking voters to ap­ prove a special two and one-half min tax In 1966 for the purpose af raising money for construct­ ing and equipping a jail. building and site fund. As It stands, the Jail is sched­ uled to be built on the Court­ house square. First Ward Alderman Lannes Kenfieid. mayor pro - tern and chairman of the county board's sheriffs committee, has asked Eaton County Sheriff El win Smith to meet with the board at end except Wednesday, during Richardson. 69. venient access, attractive, ade- Herbert Moyer and the High School Choir will present a pro­ . . HASTINGS, Page 3. gram of Christmas music ha-s another uppmn.tment tor that night. Refreshments after the program. President Bob Ne­ well urge* everyone to attend rille. Miss Michigan Farm Bureau of trig to the sheriff's report Christmas behind. Things are looking bright for miwion ruling on Monday, ap proving the petiuon of the Con Please See MORE ABOUT: . . . BACKWARD GLANCES, May ford i Clarksville, was killed about B:W, pm. Sunday at Waat Grand Richard Kessenlch, Ke.-^enlch, a member !Uv_ Hastings lUxul <Ud of the Hastings Area Chamber Htshwav aouthcwat of Lowell cwnm'tUeened«:laAd<leVU«tPn'u>e ,n “«enxctic11 cr“U1 committee, declared mat me .. ■ , group strongly recommends the ,R***V^" ■rw.y . hto J™6* ln * development of the master plan one step at a time The City must start with the highway. something, and If a plan is not According to the report. Mr. adopted, the area will be doomed Richardson drove onto Old US16 at Clarksville Road, into the path of a westbound car driven by Roy E. Rinard. 17. of- Unveil. Mr. Richardson was hulled to The tentative proposals call the pavement Rinard stopped to for one-way traffic circulating around the central business are*, possibly on. ..Court or Center truck. driven by Roland Streets and on Mill Street. Tite plan would provide for the and Richardson. An autopsy determined death smooth flow of traffic to indus­ trial plants, and for the easy accessibility of shoppers to the suffered in the first accident. shopping area. State Street traf­ fic would be limited to the cen­ ter lanes, with angle parking and maneuvering areas on both sides of the street. To dupli­ cate the number of spaces which would be provided by this ar­ rangement would cost twice as much as lite new roadway sys­ tem around the business dis­ trict. the John Beattie Funeral Home found dead at his Dowling bomr I about 1:15 *m. this Wednesday , by Leona VanDehc, who wentj Rutland Township Personal and Property Taxes1 In Sunday Crash 1 ritb member* Leonard Oswald Found Dead President Lawrence paid special leas tribute to them for their con­ tributions to the company over United War Fund and Pennock Church, has prepared the script Hospital Injured Fatally Civil Defense A rranget Special Monitoring Class pins, a policy Inaugurated five backward glances city officials presided at the lay- Clarksville Man the May 15-21 celebration. The 13th annual event ts designed for the advancement of the Stale through the efforts of volunteer qulred and raxed for sale to shopping plaza developers. This location was emphasized due to the location of the future State adequate room. Robert Russell. Jail inspector highway system, which will uti­ for me Michigan Corrections lize Broadway, and for ita prox­ imity to the highest value por­ vited to attend Tuesday's session tion of the business district and for the initial cost of acquisition . at the same time. Bkrry County Civil Defense in comparison to other areas. This redevelopment- would Director William Barr has invit­ Deputy Slieriff David O. Wood ed representatives from the Uni­ lifts announced that a course tn versity of Tennessee and Region radiological monitoring is to be*----- ’ I of the Civil Defense headquar- building area. Bagby said existing business - zn at Battle Creek to meet with Jto Board ot Supervisors about districts have real advantages over a new shipping area. Ttuse 10:30 am. Tuesday. Include a wide selection of goods and services, established cllentele, and low business operation overhead due In port to the com­ plete amortization of the older business buildings These, however, do not offset the-fltractiohs which the cus­ Barr said Bat^k County has tomer finds in the new shopping plaxa. Convenient access, more just about all the’problems and also asseu of any other county parking and carefully * selected services make it possible for the to make tills plan adaptable "We are real proui^ to have customer to do most if not all of been selected for this program ~ his household shopping without Southeastern PTA Barry told The Banner this , Experiences have shown con­ To Hear HHS Choir Wednesday. ------------ w-----------Ichulvely that If an existing bust- a IM./ V<«<- , - -------------other son. Nicky, 11. a 6th grader July when Federal-Mogul gave Lawrence, Hastings. at Central School. *15.000 to the fund. Colvln, Violet Kelly, Floyd Bus­ kirk. of Hastings. Ten-year - award. Phyllis Haines, Rosalie JohnaOn. Mar­ guerite Miller, Voyle Benner, Glenn Storrs. Ray Wieland of "bits ofyesterday"... as gleatud from the — Banner files Revitalization of the Hastings business district through a partnership of the merchant* and municipality to, turn the area into an accessible shopping center with much free parking and smooth traffic circulation is proposed by the Planning Commission as the first step in following the master plan for the development of the City. Taking through traffic off State Street and making it Into a valuable store-door parking, ------ *--------------------------------■ area should be a big step in the' right direction. ectlon of sites for a new Jail. poses that business areas could be expanded both norm and held at 2 pm. this Wednesday tall about five years ago on the south of me present business section. >ld Courthouse square. The two blocks of predomi­ Sheriff Smith met with Kennantly residential land north of Tha« receiving tiie service pins tills yea SMSO Christopher Gould of Trails End Resort at Gun Lake has been named Barry County's Michigan Week chairman for 1966 Mrs. Gould, who has been prominent In promoting Barry County's tourist and business attractions and in developing ita historical Issue Tuesday with me collection fee. •anta and his helper. -Mi the kiddle*. The arrival i Grand Opening Expand Shopping Area, Improve Parking, Build New Buildings Suggested for Hastings’ Future ether things, in promoting and fuuln< Gn lhr ,u<f. me encouraging Negro hatred of the ■ Alaindrr j AUm. white race. ,Uw of the Greater New Head of the project is LeRol yo^ urban League adds this gem: Jones, a violence-preaching Negro' -n u /creating a new cultural playwright who say* he sees noth-' awsreri^s. and that W a construe- Service Board lias announced City Treasurere Louise E. Erway tite 14 men have received orders reports to report for induction into ths With the collection fee of one portent. the' tax actually Is visit to Hastings Friday night end despite the frigid weather ! Revitalize City’s Business District, Commission Urges An anil-poverty program spokes- I of his productions mirror the black man. we read, is defending the use supremacy theme and are packed of Federal funds for a Harlem with violence and hatred. ’ arts school actively engaged, among • • • . According to James Kelleher, deputy director of publicity for the Office of Economic Opportunity in i Washington, the program is good Gift Guide i You'll Hospital Guild No. II Hospital Guild 11 meets Thurs- to Pennock Hospital on Tuesday. I nuhL V Leoi»rd-O6goocl Funeral Home. SM<M19<M4M<9<3 merenant.. - Brady will entertain for the af­ ternoon meeting at her home. 420 E. Colfax. Please bring gift �Higlibunk Young Men the deer had lift from and they were too late. We hope • tew of llw pretty animate survival u> add beauty to our tandacupc. Her and Mra Gecrgo Spam and family of Lake OdrsA were Saturday callers <tf Mis Alien I Hcndee * Barbara Htwteriy suf- Admit Lara F. Taylor. ,..e. pleaded arraigned before Archie MsDonald an exchange rtudant in South­ ern Michigan for a year during her high .'chocl day» and Uknf our country and Blate so well that, after two yean of College in Tokyo, she came back to Wtetem for tur junior year. >’r. 17. guilty Circuit Friday IT'S THE SECOND WEEK OF Mr. SPARTAN'S HAPPIER FAMILIES shop at •Soweto -Sate £ Thank you for stopping by to MEET “MR. SPARTAN”... In doing so you have made this our most successful year. In appreciation we are having a “Success Sale” for you from now until Decem­ ber 11th. You are invited to be our guest and receive special saving on many of your favorite foods. pleaded guilty to driving while drank and wu fined tfiO plus <1.10 court oo*U, and automati­ cally lost his driver's license for at least 00 days He was arrested Dec. 3 after .a mishap on the Barnum Road. After a trial Saturday In Mu­ nicipal Court, a jury found John L. Birmingham. R1 Dowling, and Clayton B. Birmingham, Battle Creek, not guilty of assault and battery on Officers Albert Stan­ ton and Wendell L -Prost. David Lee Strimback. 29. R2 Hastings, pleaded guilty to a charge of issuing a check with- SWIFT'S PREMIUM PRO-TEN BEEF SALE!! Lean And Tender CHUCK ROASTS ib West Woodland Only 13 more shopping day® until Ciuirtnuui. * A wedding of Ultscent tnok place on Saturday. Dec. 4 at Z.ltrt .Lutheran Church • FOOD CENTER V SHORT CUT, WELL-TRIMMED FINE FOR BRAISING Fine for Broiling SIRLOIN STEAK 99^ BEEF SHORT RIBS' RIB STEAKS EXTRA-LEAN AND TENDER TENDER, BONELESS RIB EYE STEAK T-BONE STEAK SMOKED LIVER SAUSAGE OVEN-FRESH RING STYLE Peschke A.C. Braunschweiger ANGEL FOOD SPARTAN SLICED BACON HERRUD ALL-BEEF FRANKS ib. 69* Eckrich Large Sliced BOLOGNA ib.69‘ ENRICHED SWANSDOWK With Coupon Below CAKE MIX Michigan Pure BEET SUGAR SHURFINE FLOUR AS WISH IT ulliiiil IMlBini CRUSHED, CHUNK, SLICED. TIDBITS OR SPEARS SPARTAN SANTA CLAUS IS COMING TO TOWN "The toys and girls of the Hkadns* ureu bad an early jeek at the old toy tart CHEESE SPREAD DOLE PINEAPPLE 4 ’ Carnation EVAP. MILK 7 nL°-‘ Chef Bcy-Ar-Dee Cheese Pizza £*£. . 3 Spartan PICKLES & RELISH 4 White Bread Dough wiU,. SPARTAN FROZEN ORANGE JUICE FlSA REGISTER NOW FOR THE 1966 IMPALA TO BE GIVEN AWAY NO PURCHASE NECESSARY DECEMBER 31 Hunts jdn luon of U*c Cham­ ber of Comnicrcr Kid him la to kick off tiie Holiday Bauoo and to-show every­ one bow nicely . the streets arc decorala! iiistins-'. Is In its fined | eatire amingcWITH COUPON PlusUp to $2500 Given Weekly. You May Win. Cheek Your Magic Kard. SO New Numbers Ported Weekly. WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES ON ITEMS IN THIS AD. BIGGEST SPARTAN MICHIGAN PURE CHEESE SPREAD BEET SUGAR With Thia Cbuporv and a $5 or More Food Order Thru Sat. Dec. JI, 1M5. SHOP AND SAVE EVERYDAY AT m MicHien �Kenneth Newton Of Woodland ar Mr. Gerald •n Sunday eve- More About— ; Backward Glance* In State Police Continued from Poge One Kenneth L. Newton -of Wood- miners Power Company to con- recruH.i who became probation­ ary troopers In a graduation thia ceremony held Friday at the Lansing. Kellogg Cen.iT at Michigan Slate ture, have tiie advantage of na­ University at Eart Lansing. _ The BUte Police enlisted tural gaa service. c'j-ength is now IJfll. the Kellogg Bird Sanctuary on THE HASTINGS BANNER—3 the City should give serious the Haatlno Milling Company. Ject. consideration to undertaking a long-term, step-by-step renewal program of the older, obsolete Association to be held in Uuulng buildings along State Street, the plan suggests. a program would consist wUl also favor the members with ofSuch acquiring two to four of the older, vacant buildings at a time, demolishing them, combining the lota and reselling the land for new business buildings. Partnership between the mer­ chants and the City will enable achievement of goals which nei­ ther could accomplish separately. (Cont. from Pg. 1 this Sec.) Bagby declared. Initiation of the plan is al­ ready behind schedule. More About------Hastings Ing old buildings on the property into a wildlife museum and an aquarium. The project Is being sponsored Jointly by Michigan quale and easily visible off-street land, ha.* been assigned to Pon- Stalo College and tire W. K. parking facilities, and mas: im­ Kellogg Foundation. portantly, new large balld’ntt He attended Woodland High sites, it will offer more to tiie customer than any new shopping Hrhool and was graduated from Bay Waters, of the clothing attcncled Central Michigan titai- firm of Waters i Son, of thia city la the Inventor of a new b«tn working for Fisher Body ■ type fixture for clothing stores nt Lansing before Joining th? Ur the form of an Ingenious rack The proposal Includes the City Slrte Holme financing the street improvement vice originated with Mr. Waters project, while participating In about 10 percent of cost of the drill departmenl in the machine handling this item of merchan ­ parking improvement which may »l»pof the E. W. Bliss Company. dise and is well covered by pa­ total about 1500.000. It would be "cheap Insurance.” IN MEMOIllAM tents. Bagby declared. In loving memory of my dear He pointed out that the mer­ hiubakd. Harry R. V Latta, who chants now must take the Initi­ "In theaisiriuuvni graveyard w aoftlv sleeping — -----pwpic u. uua distributed to people of thia com­ ative In obtaining at least 15 Where the flowers gently wave. munlty during the past week by percent of the downtown prop­ Lies the one I loved so dearly Hastings National and the Has- erty owners to petition the City But the one I could not save. \ tings City Bank. This represents Council for action The plan takes into considera­ My Ups tannot tell how I loved 1 savings that have been accumu. hl,5 . laied week by week for special tion the fact that the two blocks MV lirnrt ran.m, ,.11 vl... I ..... ... -— ...... north of Bute now pay about God alone knows how much I ■ commercial Investment would mis* tyn ... return about 135.000 a year It In my horn* that la to lonesome; ' Members of the Junior Broth- La estimated that the resale value today.* i erhood will hear "Dlnnle" Upton. of the cleared land would repay Sadly missed by his wife, i noted football coach of Grand all but 1120.000 of the cost of Mildred, thlldren and . : Rapids Central High at their acquisition and clearance. grandchllgren . . ■dinner meeting in the Methodist OPEN EVERY NITE UNTIL 9 P.M /Is Is your Santa! Wf IN HASTINGS £ _ . Forget ironing'! this Towncraft dress shirt is Michigan Bell Employees Honored Penn-Prest Mias Thelma Cart uf Middle­ ville and Mm. Tony Young of 527 E. Green Street were hon­ ored fur service to the MlclUgan Bell Tdcphdne Company at a recent dinner Ixld at tiie Hotel Hastlng-v pin symbolizing ber 15 years of rd a pin symbolising her 20 John MUrrey. division comtnerdistrict commercial supervisor. Ken McKee of Ionia, .local manager, also spoke briefly in pany'll bustnem office. 100 LATE TO M 2 For Banner Classified Ads BEAUTIFUL. female, regts-JI tered Bchnauzer pups 9 weeks ' I old. Wil) hold for Christmas. J After the successful com pie- Ph. 945-4M5 or Mfi-3344. And You Con 'Em! 7 £ 1211! MEN'S PLAID Try your Drug Store first for FLANNEL ROBES ARE A TERRIFIC BUY AT JUST Ctelib PENN To most men it just isn't Christmas without Old Spice! COMPARE TOWNCRAFT | Broxodent > Electric Toothbrush Before you spend more Reg. $19.75 — Speciol $14.88 Desert Flower- Max Factor Gift Sets Other Gifts Sets . Chanel Revlon Colgate. Teak. Max Factor Famous Cosmetics ^MITY Special $12.88 •* Tossy . Schick Mogna Power Shove lvsu<lsva IrS’hrr men’i bllHold ■wd lodm' fr»nd< twss, brovtiMty Synonymous with quality! Before any shirt qualifies for our Towncraft label, it is put through t exhaustive tests in our Testing Center. Towncraft shirts perform as advertised—we guarantee it! intee it! ... f “KODAK MOYK £AM£U/HIM/IOLA 1001 $5.95 *18«5 up BROWNIE FUN UVOlMOTi»c»mri Win an ORIGINAL Oil Painting! ; PENN/VZEST' Mi Imagine an original $50 oil painting by a European artist ft hanging in your home! A sunny landscape ... an exciting Paris ’■ 4 street scene...a poignant down... a poetic seascape! The lucky win­ Forget ironing! our 'Towncraft Plus' sport shirts are PENN-PREST ner may choose any one of them. EASY TO ENTER...NOTHING TO BUYI To find out further details, Our brushed^Maids get compliments of the season* |uit-fill In the coupon below and bring it into "Your Pharmacy Gift Bonanza" Drug Store. •f' BEAUTIFUL PLAIDS! They're self-ironing! Just machine wash . . . tumble dry—wear! ‘ Seams stay flat, won't pucker ... no OFFICIAL STORE PRIZE ENTRY FORM Fill In your name and oddreu and bring this entry form with you when you visit any one of the participating "Pharmacy Gift Bonanza" Drug Store*. Find out how you can win an Original Oil Painting! Name--------------------------------------- G7VRDNER . DRUGS QuaUitf and Trim din Servin Address. ------------------ T And no wonder! Our distinctive sport shirts are of soft, brushed rayon in unusual ombre ploids. handsomely Penney - tailored with carefully matched plaids . . . in-of-out. straight bottom. Extra-special Penney gift value; Just compare! wrinkles ... no need to even touch up! Choose solids of polyester/cotton in pastel, ¥ medium and deep tones, or bright plaids of Fortrel* polyester and combed cotton. Im­ peccably Penney-tailored . . . gift value! When tumble dried. SHOP TONITE AT PENNEYS AND EVERY NITE' TIL I V J IN HASTINGS charge iti 1 �Amir - Heasamf. and Mr. FereyIt u dlfilcult ;to say who en­ joyed the five foreign students the most, themselves, or their Squler and slitar. MUa Muriel Bquler, a guest from California; a Rotary Club International Dr and Mra. Jack Brown. Mr. By Frances Johnston — ■ xenrtce project The Rotary Club and Mrs. Stanley Flnkbetner. Mr. Pheee S74-I4J1 ■ entertained them one evening n,„_.„ nt\tor dinner They were here for and Mrs Robert Booth. : liatrrd. a dcatnictlre force wherever Brown otiUle lonfr TlJftnlu<lvll)g vacation. j found?" ‘ Nashville called on Mr. and Mrs fThe five students were from Mr. and Mra. Harry Jewell Gary West and family and Mr. MSU. and represented the coun­ ' Allen, "has hatred become a on- and Mn. Harold Johnston Mon­ I tries of Japan. Philippines. day evening. * Mn. Max Haney Egypt and Iran. The guesta were iff* Win Dunlap wua in Lanatruetlve thing' and what sort ot and Mra. John Caylor visited 1 Mn. Joe tSharan) Palmer at kfr. Karuo -------- Takal, Mrs. Mira Sin- z!n« Monday. the Ionia Memorial Hospital on | ——— petted to produce?" Tuesday. * Mr. and Mn. Orrin EDITORIAL CORNER WALNUT AND S. JEFFERSON HASTINGS We Take Pride Catt returned from their hunt­ trip at Greenland in the UF. II one man U entitled to hatred ing Wednesday evening. * Mr. and. Mrs. Myrvell Stephens enter-1 one else entitled to me same privi­ talned family members for the] lege? Thus, If it kt right for a holiday. Those present were the. Rev. and Mra. Harold BlkkesSre; Negro group Ln Harlem to promote and family of Bayport. Mr.-and hatred and violence against mem- Mra. Herbert Blakeslee of Lan­ sing. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bos [nothing wrong with the effort of of Kalamazoo and the Clare Blakeslee family. Klansmen to promote hatred Mr. and Mrs- Jerry 8tai ter and family of Clarksville were Friday evening visitors of Mr. I in tiie SouUi. and Mrs. Harold Johnston. Other [ The truth I*, of course, that callers were Mr. and Mra. Gene Shade and Andy. * Mrs.'Befhai hatred la dtne Brown of Nashville called on Mr. and Mrs. Gary West and garukas of who promotes it. Hatred family Friday evening. * Mrs I Mildred 81iade and Mrs. Thomas *ts wrong because It la hatred. No Wacha were Saturday visitors ol constructive good lias ever cane ! from hatred and none ever will. Gene Shade and Andy called on Mr. and Mn. Marvin Shade and : Undoubtedly this example ot family ol rural Sunfield SaturFederal funds being used to pro­ Pvt Donald L. (Dave) Robin mote race hatred in an already In Our Community Our first duty, quite naturally, is to serve the bereoved with thoughtfulness and understanding. Our second purpose, in which we are equally diligent, is participating In many civic activities to help make our community a bettor place in which to live. LEOHHRD- OSGOOD JACK D. OSGOOD ---------- -------------------------------------------------------- BANNER WANT ADS BRING RESULTS The Christmas Gift that’ll still 4 I he Roaell Stanton tome wen? i guests qf Mr. and Mrs. Di J«an from Ferris College. Kay South Haven on Sunday. BARRY COUNTY LUMBER CO CHRISTMAS GIFT FESTIVAL! GIFT SPECIALS YOU'LL FIND HUNDREDS OF WONDERFUL GIFT ITEMS AT OUR HANDY STORE ... AT PRICES YOU'LL FIND PLEASING TO YOUR BUDGET. OUR STAFF IS READY TO SERVE YOU; HELP YOU CHOOSE .THE RIGHT GIFT FOR ANY PERSON ON YOUR CHRIST- Rhone 945-5471 (look new TUOKlay evening. Nov. JO, MUa Mrs. Hany Appcliuart They left Jean Stanton and friend. Miss tore to spend a few days with Mary E Cobles, of Ferris College. I the Lisle Bldelmans of Lapeer, were at the Stanton home. ■ Mr. arid Mn Lynn Davis and COME TO as mere blunder—a case of lhe official right hand bcihg unaware -funenalJ^ome CHAKlfS H. LEONARD Lake Odessa n |tm. The Carrys of Denton HerSt born. Margaret Johnson and Mra. _____ ________________________ 1 u>..n»l-^ , Tim dav UVLS A guest of Mr* Joseph Shultz : Mr. Stanton's birthday. Personal Mention T - MAS LIST. Company In Germany, Nov. 9. Robinson, an ambulance driver.. doing. It happens all the time in I this sprawling, well-nigh uncon­ and completed basic training at I trollable Federal bureaucracy, of Gerald Bartlett of East Lansing; and Mr. and Mn. Lyle Bartlett; You seldom learn anything when and family of ^Vicksburg were | holiday guests WMfccir parents,; Mr. and Mrs. Homer Bartlett ♦ * as the OE5 "What goes on here." Airman Julius E. Manahum of but it never hurts to try. Portland has been selected for Let's stop this injection of Uncle' training at Sheppard Air Force Base. Texas, as a transporta­ tion specialist. Julius wu a for­ mer student here. Mr. and Mrs. Gene Shade and Andy called on Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Weaver and Jane and Mr. and Mrs. Don Wellfare In Hastings Sunday evening. * many milu from nowf GIFTS GIVE A SEDCON GARAGE DOOR Johnny Piper left Friday for San Antpnlo, Texas, to get Brandon's wife and daughter at the Charles Piper home where they have been visiting for a couple of weeks. * Mr. and Mrs. John Caylor were Sunday vlAltora of Mr. and Mrs. Joel Pal­ mer and Lori of Orleans. “Mr. and Mrs. Harold Johnston and Mrs. Gary West called on Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Furlong and family in Lansing Sunday. * Mr and Mrs Manuel Rodri­ gues. Mike and Vicki, spent the weekend at Grand Rapids with her sister. Mr. and Mrs. Juan Baca and family. OPERATOR Middleville By Mrs. Mary Jackson TRIGGER SPEED Mr. and Mra. Larry Martin and two little daughters spent Thanksgiving with his folks, Mr. and Mrs. Ross Martin and fami­ ly. in Houston, Texas. * Many watched thc/'Uhristmas parade Saturday at 1:30 pm. There were 13 units in the parade mode, ap of floats, bands.- Giri and Boy fcouU, and Brownies with their bright red capes marching. It was a most colorful parade also With twlrlcrs. Queen Jackie De­ Vries and her runner-up, Linda Tolan. and last yea: s Queen. Lynn Henning. The Chamber of IT'S BRAND NEW! IT PACKS MOREI and 810 were given to Scout Troop 3105. sponsored by the Methodist Church, which wu the float with the miniature church with the sign "Peace on Earth"; to the “Colonlste" of the Pioneer group ot the Baptist Church. "Tiie World" on the float, and third went to Girl Scout Troop who had the float with Santa s Workshop. The pa­ rade ended at the park beyond the Methodist Church, where Santa Claus gave candy, to all the children. Much cretin iiould go to all leaders of all the groups and Parade Marshall Byerl Price and Mrs. Jack Hoqpcr. a distant. Open House wu held at T-K High School and the Minnie McFall Building Thursday night. This gave an opportunity for parents to visit .the attractive rooms and meet the tcactiera of their children. * There m ist be many happy deer hunters if othmany deer as the Gcuket Meat Samsonite Contoura* The Hastings Banner THS NSW SHAPI OF TRAVIL CONTROL DRILL k, * Give a gift of eearenlsnea that will ba remembered , all year ... We can install a Sedcon Garage Door , Operator or you can do it yourself. Gift wrap a re­ mote transmitter and put lit under the tree. Bo sura l it’s a Sedcon ... the guar­ anteed automatic door operator that operates the garage door from the com­ fort and safety of the car. $34 55 B. Week End Tote a. $21.85 $1515 Contours — It's the perfsrf|ift W Christmas giving. ' Cortplile range of eslcra fof Rests Red. .D. Men's Two Suiter. $34.55 LM.rtComp.ntaf> $2135 a. X. COOK. Editor HVXDHED AMD TEXTH TEAS I' i TION GIVE POWER TOOLS DE WALT 1250" 9 RADIAL ARM TABLE DRILL Vs" only SAW *25” 15 POWER TOOLS IN ONE! Reduced Price for Chriitmos Yours for os Little as $119.95 *179” GIFTS FOR THE FAMILY AND HOME • BASKETBALL BACKBOARDS - RIM and NET - Complete$11.95 • MAIL BOXES - WROUGHT IRON NAME PLATES - WEATHER VANES • PING PONG TABLES Low os $18.50 9 TRAIN BOARDS—Green Grass Finish—Quiet—Absorbs Shock, Noise • BATHROOM TOWEL BARS - SOAP DISHES - TOOTHBRUSH HOLDERS • BATHROOM VANITIES—Available in Provincial Style Contessa White A. 26' Pullman You get the sensational new Skil Vs' Trigger Speed Con­ trol Drill that lets you squeeze the speed you need — from 0 to 2000 RPM — to match the job and the material. • Gold • Sondtonc • Cinnamon • Walnut Finishes • DOOR MIRRORS with Clip,, Screws - Ready to Heng • FIREPLACE GRATES - THERMO j’lsS RITE FIREPLACE ENCLOSURE • FLECTO Decorator Finishes - Antique, Wood Grow. Morbelixe $4.95 Set • CHOP BLOCKS - BREAD BOARDS - KITCHEN HOODS Be Sure to See the Men's or Ladies' Samsonite JET PACK Designed‘for Traveling 5^EO0 Light. But Right---------- -- ■ * Value Till Jon. 1st only *19” —Open- Evenings Till Christmas— AMERICAN NlWltAPlA REPRESENTATIVES Im. HiUl McPkajdUl LADIES* WEAR Dress Well.. . You Can't Afford Not To" 138 E. State St. We Rent Formal Wear ALLIED BUILDING CENTER �Police Officer to Take Wyoming Jeb dinner on Oinday were their family. Mr. i and Mro. Georg. | Uy. former Hastings residents, ths Lux and family of Green Lake l Robert. Ignaya. wUl also <xmd the and Mr. and Mra Roger Purdun Chrtstma* holiday with them in Library Parking Lot Limited to Library Patrons 3 From Barry The Hasting* Area Chamber Receive Degrees At Mich. State DIAMOND DREAMS Illegal License Starts Costly Chain of Events COME TRUE sr***J&. tlllllllK JIIHIIIiS every possible effort to open the Library parking lot for public parking during the month of December for the convenience of 1 shoppers with space reserved for Library employees ami patrani. Manager Russell Hankins re- Lacey Road, paid a *50 fine pin* <7.10 cour. <x»U aaeaacd by Yankee Spring* Justice William Hum- Ironically. Raymond Kkldtr, 38. R2 Hastings, was shot In the upper right arm acidenUilly by ii .410 guage shotgun iirid by Baker on Sunday, Nov. 28. injured in on accident when the car in which he was riding, driven by hi* brother. Sherman, 30. hit the Clmrlton Park bridge. Dunn gave a party for the Jolty Neighbor Birthday Club Satur­ day for dinner. They had a Christmas tree and exchange of gifts. ChrtaUnaa songs were sung | Peace Corps Lakewood Wrestlers Lose to Ledger! | U. of M. graduate, Tony Banway. having sold their home at 013 ' 8. Jefferson to the Harold Frey family from Ohio. Their daivhu-r is 14 and the two boys are 11. and ; 3. Mr. FTry Lt associated with the1 Baby BU> MJg. Co. tn Middleville, i wear Ma shoe. * Mr. and Mra. Earl Strickland will entertain the Steven* Farm Bureau Group I>ec 10 in the evening at their Congratulations, Brtggs Church will give a Family Nile supper Dec 0. at the church. * The Cub Scout Pack meeting will be Saturday night. Dec 11 Raymond W. Hl*ted. 35. Nash­ ville, waa fined <75 pit* *740 for unlawfully sharing a buck Barlow Gardens PENNOCK HOSPITAL on the tlnga Cleaners 26. Vita Boy 35. Ne-HI 23. East Side Lumber 22 *4. Bobs Bike a Hobby Center 21*4. Shirleys I. G A. 21. Millen Plumbing A Heating 20'4. Barry Ox Red! Mix -20 and Ockerman* For the A Style 661/10 1 PERFECT Anniversary Gift B. Style 492/32 priced from FOUR HUNDRED FIFTY DOLLARS 102 E. State Street WMV to Offer Courses Starting Here in January Some 60 off - earnpin classes, conducted by the Division of Field Services of Western Michi­ gan University, will be offertdTn 17 Southwestern Michigan coun­ ties during the winter semester Good series: Shirley VanDenburo 1<7-M». Faye Allen 173-475, Betty filler 168-403, Bonnk* Wyant 170-430. Deila Gorodenskl 150-480. Pat Cbnley 188-454. Maggie Cixngan 150-444. Joan Tinker 163-434. Barb Kleney 171­ 470 and Gene Thompson 185-4M Good games: Margaret Smith GRAND OPENING . ... T We Were Pleased to Have Been a Part of It! STOWELL BUILDING SERVICE Phone 945-5316 . (Chester Stowell) will be held in the evening. Classes scheduled for Barry County include: Hastings Southeastern School — Educational Therapy in Read­ ing 587. Joe Chsjx-l-Mrs Bland: Bush. Monday. Jan. 10. 6:30 pm. two hours credit; Physical Geog­ raphy <16 meetings > 106. Robert South, Tuesday. Jan. 11, 6:30 303 S. Michigan Ave. MILLER PLUMBING & HEATING (Clarence Miller) 505 W. Apple St. : furniture: ■THURS., FRI, SAT. & MON. ONLY! Marriage Licenses HASTINGS AUTOMATIC HEATING (Bob Wills & Dick Henney) * o.tu.n SMia , 1>SC. s ■ • ““ 8t“*l P“,lc“ WOODLAXD —■ Mae ’ (Msrgi Gun Lake Rd. F&mSwx£ub — Balk Cels. 4985 1505 S. Jefferson 4-PC. BEDROOM SUITES Reg. $149.50 S898. of their new expanded facilities Rag. $29.50 OPEN IN ACCOUNT Thursday, Dec. 10 NO PAYMENTS TIL NEXT MARCH SOFA BEDS Modern Wyled sefsby-dsy will convert ia» re * fall l«ee«f h bad st And, Will Continue until Christmas with OPEN HOUSE DINETTE SETS chain . . . Choice si “ BE SURE 3-PIECE CURVED SECTIONALS ^«34M TO REGISTER llaedag.^MkAu FOR DOOR Camelele Bed HOLLYWOODS Reg. $59.50 rooms that have been added, and also enjoy the Christmas decorations.’and arrangements. BUNK BEDS Complete with mi $JC^88 This will enable you to see the leautiful consultation and floral show- PRIZES Wl CU ARA NTH THE LOWUT PH I CIS IN THIS AREA , , A truly Holiday atmosphere! —Complete Floral Service for Barry County­ — Boy Wrth Na MoSay Da HASTINGS ■ . Of Your Fine New, Expanded Facilities WEDDINGS a FUNERALS HOLIDAYS �Gay Holiday Sway Begins With Dance And Other Parties ■ fr-THr HASTINGS BANNS* Knitting Revue Attracts Leaders And 4H Members Society newS The holiday l» In full away as nil sort* of narty plan* are geared to tike mistletoe and hollv season. Those who »tten<led die HaKina Womens' Club “Cotne to Chriitma*“ orcenun Friday afternoon began the burr December schedule of 1-kCnta in the loveliest praalble A 4H Krdtting Revue attracted »u 4H leaden and member* M* tha community building on Une Logan. county 4H cliairenan. Tiie dinner put on tert week the 2tXh wedding anniversary of far thc IntenraUonal Christian the Phil Hlteon* al the Hotel Youth Exchange by the Btemark Saturday evening were thc area community netted >138.74. Wayne Newtons. Lloyd Huvers, the M00 already rateed for a Vermontville girl. Cheryl Bene­ dict who 1* Germany standing school thia year, and for Aklkl tapers, and dainty favors also Takasuko. a Japaneaa student at­ added <0 the decoration*. Follow- I aiding Maple Valley High as a senior this year. their guests Joined the “HollThe original 11^00 which-te e 'wmw”mai Tv””her ” 4H 1 ENOAOED-The Rev. and Mrs. Fosters. Lyle Gillespies and Jack Kennedy* at the Hastings Country vtlte wtah to announce the en­ Club. Glittering blue and green gagement of th air daughter. . . .. . ' Rebecca Jean, to John R. WUA «ncr^‘ i >»«*■ 01 Mr ond Ktn’ was exhibited by Mra. Ron Ben- | nelh wU3ett« of Clarksville. The was garlanded with blue satin rib­ ner of Hartin**. She operate* a bride-elect te a 1965 graduate of bon* and bows sparkling with bril­ knitting shop and In addition te' Laaesood High School and te liant sprav and glimmering with a 4H kader. ! a student at the Wright Beauty Leaders and members attend- Academy of Battle Creek Her glimpse that greeted the guest* —■— —- ——— - - flance te a 1966 graduate of Sar­ and we* a rtrikingly beautiful very educational, and enjoyable anac High School and 1* emSimilar events will be planned IA late 1966 Fall wedding Is being' rrouui from Grand Rapids, planned ' Fallowing thl* dazzling ant^.deI lightful frolic there were numerous Mr. and Mra Merrill Karcher. i dinner parties, impromptu and MT. and Mra Howard Houghton Parents Announce ated her trar. knitting shop in To celebrate the fourth birth­ day of Julie Ann Daniel, which occurred on Wednesday, Dec. 8, . Bob Blrkrs had arranged for a MR. AND MRS ALAN CHARLES HAMLIN Lralle Skutt had a pre-Chrtzt- Daughter's Troth, Marsh buffet supper at the tetter-* tetters home v L KI .. 1 :I buHet . . . Ml** Linda Kay *' ‘ Becomes Bride mas dinner at Frankenmuth on m rlans tor Nuptials • on w .Green street for 30 gueats; Sunday. Mr. and Mra. Richard Poerater.. aniong th°* dinlnj|at the Avalon. 1 Miss Margaret Gllltepe and Miss • .near Gun Lake, were the Gordon Jeinne Vlele, all of Vermontville. I Sr, of 8302 28th sUect. South Coves. Fred Markle*. Bob Hollis­ For thc wedding, the bride's I ter*, Joe Burkiioldcr*. Bill Gaut- j I ment of their . daughter, Hope schre. Sue Smith, the Dave Good-11 I sheath dress with short jacket and Vendee. to John Loren Tyler. year*. Ken Rote* and Art Stewards; I ! burgundy suede areessorie*. The J groom's mother wore a two-piece Photography er of Clarksville. dnw* of beige mattesse with beige Mias Foerster 1* a 19C5 gradu­ the Wrlglit 'sims. Tuny TurKcte | ...... and Don Mullin*. ............T .. .. . . Mrs Marsh wore a WEDDING ate of Lowell High School and PHOTOGRAPHY Homer Smiths and among there Hamlin, son of’ Mra Jean Carter -Mr. Hamlin, a 1981 graduate of lotte were the Bill Quinlan* and , .Uemployed at Attwoods at Lowell. the Dick Shuster* A group of 20, (M A June wedding la being planned from the Tea Dance. having din-1,ding vow* in ceremonies read In Rmeering two years at Western Luthrean Church In lb- M^>te*n Unhxralty In Katern**^ ner by reservation at Mld-VUla ।Ung* Saturday, Dec. 4. at 3:30 pm I 13 employed by Old* In Lanincluded the Dr Gordon Finnies nastincs - R*— 945-3967 visiting relatives in Kentucky and the Jim Wlswell*. doutJe nng rite, in the prerenc.The new Mra. Hamlin graduated irom M-ple Valley tert May and AnoUker Saturday evening party of , t» gurat* Mra John Haven, provided w.dR~“>' Lutheran Rites Unite Couple in Hastings Church WHITE'S mas festivities. These hosts have teLk Se^ntectt* beforenSi altar I Bt,or® leavln« on her hon^" whUr ' mW,n thp br,de d,an«cd ,O » 1«ht established a reputation for un­ usual and creative entertainment and this affair was no exception <lcUbra: fIOtn her bridal'bouquet. ■n.. ----- WJjcn the wupl(. r,.tunu frc,m and buffet refreshmenu for Uw by her father. She chose a de- their wedding trip to Detroit and lustred satin gown of rvembroldercd Canada, they will make their ikorne Mrs. Howard Front entertained in Haslett. her bridge club with a Christmas Out-of-town wedding guest* were luncheon party al her home Tues­ signed with draping at the high day afternoon, Winners proved to rije waistline, wide portrait neck­ from Battle Creek. Lzuising. .Katemazoo. Rochester. Clayton. Owos­ line frosted with thc patterned lace dore Knopf and Mrs. Lawrence and trimmed with elongated pearL' so. Jackson, Flint. Litchfield, Albion and Ind lan.1 and seed pearl*. Tiie design extend­ Hie Yuletide gaiety prevailed at ed down to below the hipline on the Clayton Brandstetter Podunk either aide of Ute center front Lake home Wednesday momlrig. Long fitted sleeves were finished In deep points at the wrists At the to all of the neighborhood ladles back, where Un- floor-length skirt ' With thl* era of eaae In every with a coffee. It was the pleas- swept into a wide cliapel train. variety of travel there wUl be Tiie airirtmo* party for the jewel trimmed motif. A plateau of many coming here and going there Modem Homemakers Extension three silk roses secured her triple during thc Yuletlde Season, some Group is always a gala event and bouffant veil of Imported Frynch making stops InUevtral direction* this year the potluck supper for Illusion net. She carried a white during the Christmas holidays. Bible topped with a white orchid is -the oldest living member"—20 and steplumoU* and cascading Eng­ for Scottsdale. Arte., to be with lish in. the BUI Porteous family through Katie Woods home on Ironside Mis* Beckle March, sister of the Christmas uixl then will continue Drive. The gift exchange with bride, served as uk Die mwi mold u. of imm honor.. „----- — ---, gnw.wnniu 'Thc ‘■rldramalds were Miss Anita Winter. tijese identities U often the hl-1 Tirrell of Fort Wayne, Ind . cousin When school vacation starts the larious portion of tills annual OJ Ulc brIde./<(|M j^uie aMdert, carton. Miss Ruth Ann Child* and Miss Ruoicll Belfield* and Lee will head for lite southland to visit the Scott The hospital guild chairmaned Bonnie Ewing, all of Vermontville. Cleveland family in Tampa, Fla., ■ and Die Tom Belfield* in AUims.■ Tt,01,EJ^S!i.aton" ■"» «lrl ™ 8“» take heart, Hubert .5252“ “Si SK our smiling salesgirls will gladly help you choose every girl’s favorite­ blouses by Holiday Travelers . . . Shlp'n Shore* ^tdS00 at The Bonnet & Gown Shop •• 2nd Uomrd ot Rochau, CteoUu non-, tome lor ,Ul a-. rh«~ IteiUaU dwwn ond .11 of U» olhrr prou^p.rmr ''velvet velvet too' top,* *coooed scooped ■ neckline and ' long fitted sleeves The floor­ length. high riic waUtlLnc *tkeath I skirt of light beige crepe featured a soft drapery' M the waistline to which was attached diamond­ shaped beaded trim to harmonize with tiie gown. A .velvet rose ! formed the headpiece Id which was 1 attached the matching petal veil. Alma Finrleton Accutron pricM start at 1125.00 Credit. of Course Hodge's Jewelry Watch While We Make 'Em Hoadquarton for Keeptake and Orange Blotwm Diamonds Plain 59c doz. FROSTEO b DECORATED 122 W. State St. Established 1931 Donuts 69c doz. Open Daily TASTE TREATS TRY SOME TODAY T*e Dr Ro<rr I»U„n tunlt, day night to start the Winter reason. The ^rth-south winners were Dr. John Stryker and Luma Davidson of Grand Rapid*. **cHubbard and third went to Mra Robert Cook and Mra. Prank 4 PRESCRIPTION CUSTOMERS We believe our Preacription prices ore os Mra Ruaaell Belfield IBM fairly priced as anyone's, and considerably lower than the notional average. Mra. Charles Hess. ' At the bridge club LET US PRICE and Fill YOUR HEXT PRESCP.^'ON by Mra. William Parker, Mra. Foster. Walnut hired Saturday evening • FREE Prescription Delivery. left Monday for military duty pate gathered for thia send-off a* he reports ut Indianapolis, The Robert Godfreys enter­ tained their potluck club for Green street Saturday evening. The Roman Feldpauach fam- pre-Chrirttna* dinner Sunday • Accredited Charge Accounts Invited. • Yearly Prescription Records to Every Customer on Request Fcidpausch'fl home In Albion for thc excliango of Christmas gift*. This will include tike Tom Cava­ naugh family of Plymouth and ■ • 144 EAST STATE STREET HASTINGS, MICHIGAN Call WI 5-3481. ipCHPCiCiClgqpewePCWWtPCCVSMPWC’WC’C'C’CW Try the Power of FLOWERS POINSETTIAS As Traditional As Your CHRISTMAS TREE! By giving flowers you can gladden the heort of the ' rich or poor. annual Christmas turkey dinner al Juft Coll Harm or Batty. Monday, Dec. 13. at 7:30 pm.' of Akron. Ohio, vtelted th* David 1 LflPO DRUGS Finiefi Your Shopping the "Eo»y" Way . .. RACHAEL CIR Tiie Rachael Muilkodtet Church will meet with I Richard The Hastings Country Club Duplicate Bridge group m« at Commandery Plans Christmas Dinner Masonic Temple. All Hartings Conunandcry mem­ bers and their families and widows are cordially invited. If transportation is needed call WI 5-3418 Mrs. M,i Shannon and Mra. Roger Wis- wich bridge club at her home an 537 W. Green. beautifully evident at this New 205 N. Michigan French. On Thursday. Mrs. Wm Gaut- from the visit her family, the Harry Scobey*, during the holidays. This will be the first time the grandparent* will see their newest grandchild who was born test January Tiie -De­ Havens, wbq have two boys and three girl*, will spend part of the holiday vacation with ni* parent*, the Hoy DeHaven*. In Battle Creek. Wlawtll. They were accompanied day evening' Julie Ann's brother and sister. Jim and Jill, were also a part of Hie celebration. for this event before FRESH DONUTS decorations their departure, even though they Superette Births at Pennock —--- --------------- ------------------ - ----- Castleman. n»o<ht«r» ware bora w: Mr. rad The afternoon ended with an Mra. Charlie WUm, *. JaSamn.; Invitation to the wassail bowl wlil leave Dec. 17 for Boynton Beach. Fla., and will vacation In Thursday. Dec. 10th for Florida. that Bunshine State until Jan 10. Honors al crlbbage play fol­ lowing thc potluck dinner at thc Engineer with the Barry County Cedric Moreys . Sunday evening Health DcpLi. and Hie George were, besides the haste. Connie among other friends. . Mr. uid Mrs. Stan Cummings will visit their son and family, the Tom Cummings, in Poughkeepsie. N Y.. for the Chriatma* holiday, returning to Hastings in time to • pink carnations with holly. The catch a flight to California and maid of honor carried a colonial the Rose Bowl gome. Wlkile on like bouquet of pink roses and holly. West Caul thej- will visit hte ! Randy Hamlin of VeimdhtviUe performed thc duties of U:e best tiie Wright Sims lor Christmas ushers included Hank James of when thc Dr. Phillip Bensons ar­ rive from the East and law student Barry Hill of Hillsdale.- college Ron 81m comes home from Wash­ friend* of thc gro>m. and Larry ington U. at Seattle for the holi­ Rathbum of Charlotte. day vacation. Following the ceremony a recep­ Thc Joe Burkholder family will tion was held Ln the Griswold take off Dec. 18 for Coral Gables. room of the Vermontville Congre­ gational Church Servbkg the guests husband. Mr. and Mrs Inun Lech­ ner. for the holiday vacation. Mra. vllie and Mias Helen Gtxxlenuugh. B . as co-chairman of the Country Club New Year's Eve dance, will All the parts that make a watch fast or slowr-the mainspring, hair­ spring, balance wheel-have been left out of Accutron. The Accutron movement is electronic. It keeps virtually perfect time by the vibra­ tions of a tiny tuning fork powered by a battery. And comes with the first guarahteetofbccuracy ever given. No witch has eyer been so precise. So don't even call It a watch. Accutron is tb#*orld’s ofily electronic wrist timepiece. It’s wdrth the time to you to'look Fnto it The Hartings Woown's Club held It* Chrtetma* meeting on Friday, Dec. 3 wHh 75 membent . ... __________ _ wr-TW kDU ................. many Interesting decora, lone from other land* Mra. Jack Woods, prealdsnt. also completed on like pleasant Olesin project of gifts from the club by Mr. and Mrs. Harold Bene- members to patient* al tiie Mfdl-Mra Ray Wieland was Ikostro* amount thc Vermontville area cal Facility The program, presented by tit? for "the Morning Doves Home residents are planning to raise Extension Study Group for tlkeir 1750 to reimburse the Benedict*. fine arts department of like club, The Vermontville. Gresham was a ockc-act play in pantomine, narrated by Mra- J. Franklin and Btemark Methodist Churches and thc Sunneld Church of the Huntley. ---------Brethren ore co-sponsoring the! Written by Mra. George Elliott pre-Chrtetnias dinner at exchange students. The Ver-'and staged by Mr*. Richard the Hartlpg* Hotel thia Thursday mon'.vUle Methodist Church te Shuster, it portrayed our lurievening. plannlng * fund rising event for Cage of CiirbUiuu customs past and present from many otherMra. Homer Ingmlre enter­ other churches will Ituld slmilar countries. Including Sweden. tained with a coffee hour on fund rising events in the near England. France. Italy. Poland Wednesday to l»nor the birth­ future. and Germany. day of Mrs. Blanche Darling Mra. Wilbur Birk, as the mothGuests other than the honoree daughter, decorated a moderntlce of Okemos spent Sunday th* social ward Barber t. day liomc according to tire story. Aid Office. Mrs. Frank Prentice. Hollister. Mra. Bernard Oom. where in thl* issue * Saturday. Dec. 4. found many HArtlr* parties In in nrrwreaa progress Tn In the afterafter­ noon from 4 until 7 there was a the Christmas Customs Portrayed in Play At Women's Club wiicre Exalted Ruler. Donovan, was in charge. portrayed thc history of observ­ ance* and meaning of Christmas knitted' garment*. Emile Bernal---------_ Ocbrtdge. Mas*. narrated revue. vermonrvine /\rea Residents Joining in Exchange Program They will personally (elect your Holiday Flowers. Hastings Flower Shoppe 206 E. State WI 5-5952 �Open House Celebrates 90th Birthday Sunday Festive Parties Welcome Season D entertained their potlurk bridge group on Saturday evening. i The former May The Christmas theme was aten beautifully carried out at the Richard Jacoba home for the party at which U»e Jacvb’a Pharmacy employee* with their Uottuar, flower*. Mr*. S-inlth enjoy* bridge, and has been a mem­ ber of one bridge club over 35 ■otha*r. and J. Robert Smith. Smith. w«re married In Grand ErSorPcK X-toe^a* Welcome Daughter the Watrous barber ahop. A daughter. Mary Ann. was He held a membcr*hlt» in the born to L. Comdr, and Mra. Wilnow inactive Knight* of Pythias Beuhler in the Philippine Lodge for « years, was a Past Jsianda Nov. »th. The grandpar- MUSIC CENTER'S r»IE VOICE happy ! BAKED GOODS Mark and old Jack. village clerk ten year*, and ved a* CiUklon township awrrr for two terms. MR AND MRS JAMES SLATER . . Mis* Dianne Palmer Becomes Bride. ' CHRISTMAS GOODIES Fancy Butter Cookie* _______________________ Ib. $1.10. Pcfferneun* Spica Drop*Ib. 80c Springlcrlie-------------------------------------------------------------- Ib. 80c lead Christmas Butter Cookie* (Voice of Muric) . Really Tools Smith — are >-.,<1. hl* uu UWI1 .'mil- Mr, ■ - --------' requesting that He ‘owned own Miup ahop III in Nath— *nd —■“ .....friends ..refram Ville for 39 year*, and prior to • jeUUwa that worked as a barber in Ann «nan bringing gift*, please. Qou'll love our Macaroons_______ (Vanilla ar chocolate 1 Almond Macaroon* Lcbkuchen Cookie* Santas As a young man Mr. Smith earned his barber license, and grandchildren. Hnga called with toe cream and i adjourning for cake to celebrate Mra. Bush'* u“ Jnaob-n 1 birthday. I ------- ------- W------ 1 ' WIKI IKl in­ Monday Wallace O*born re- I lher. Theodore Ooach, were Suntunied home from Borgtws HosplUl day dinner gucato of the Francis tn Kalamazoo where he was a tur- **"*----------— . — •nia and la visiting her father gieal patient but week He 1* making excellent progress. Bodford. * t Mr. and Mra. J. Edgar Short at atWichita. Wichita, Kan-, Kan..wtah to *-----an- cards were Mra Orno Kao* the approoehing marriage Mra C. C Hlgtuc and At Tha Mth wedding anniversary. Past Chief's certificate, and; nounoe 1 of their daughter, Judith Kay, Smith. of Mr. and Mr*. J. v win year* A talented piano player w. « v>uuu tK N Qurtn St., house Mr* Smith Delton. be observed with I cmuiui was w» pianist yuutu. for iui tiie uwA«c. —• fonwriy .Tr--- .ot ------- The ;— < .Christmas dinner at n/WMidtnr he held Iwlrt an <w» Sunday, Hundev Thitrwta. nr ' thisn temple, the Woman's wedding will tw to be held from 1 —. terary club and she ha* played Dec. 19. at 3 pm. at the Mid- ; day. Dec. 19, at the home of Mr* Villa Meyer*. 200 Middle 81. at many other s.>ctal* and dvi- way Southern BaptW Church in Maraman as Nashville. gathering* to the community., Wichita. During the many yean she w as. Mra Joaeph Shulls enter- ' planned by thc Smith children. a member of the Literary dub I tained tha O. O. brldga club ning ot bridge with' ta. --------.a -----• — ------* **-->lwUh a Christmas dinner and Mr and Mr*. J. C. »Jean> Jen­ I party on Thursday evening sen of Jackaon and Mr. and Mn Library board. Robert Culbert Jack Smith of Durand Lancaster and Mra. Hasel Bill­ ing*. punch and coffee wore eerred to 30 guest* attending from BatUc Creek. Albion. Cloverdale, Kala­ mazoo. Hasting*, Parchment and GuiiBburg. On Wednraday, Dec 1, Mra Paul Foreman. Mra Don Bmel- Delton •Mon to Marry Golden Wedding Anniversary moat aUrwctlve in the Chrisunaa Bluings at Deitan. THE HAKTT.tGS *AM3ntB*-1 TUhfcy DmaraHe *. MM i Former 'Nashville Couple to Celebrate The Christmas Baaaon U being ushered in with many gay and feaUvw partita aa club* and vari­ ous groups art having thsir an­ nual celebrations. Ib. 80c Jb. $1.10 6 for 30c " 6 for 30c Date** Homemade Peanut Brittle Ib. 65c Dale'* Homemade Cocoanut Brittle Ib. 79c rJFull of paanutj and real crunchy i —FRIDAY & SATURDAY. Apple Fritter* ------------------------------------------------- 6 for 42c (Apple throughout and honey i ’ Special . . . Save 5c All 58c Coffee Cake* .Special 53c v <A Urge variety to chooae from Every Wed. COOKIE DAY —4 dos. a**t. pkg. $1.00 Dianne Palmer, James Slater Speak Their Vows Mra. tucnara raimcr ot catedonla to James Blaicr. son ot .aUler. of Alto took place Saturday after­ noon. Nov. 27. at the Pint Presbyterlan Church in Hasting*. white carnations and the Saddler room at Uie Pantllnd Hotel tn Grand Rapid* The couple planned to honey­ moon In the South, returning to Eatr. Lansing, where ti*e bride­ groom Is a student at Michigan State Unlreraity. R'ngo-Swingo Club _ ~ “ DonCC Saturday The Ringo-Bwtngo Rinio-Swingo Square Bauare Dance Tiie Club will dance Saturday at the Northaasicm s«hool at a pm. tn the musle and calling of the guest Featuring this Danish Modem Stereo-High Fidelity Console Phonograph Personal Mention ber of the Nashville Lions Club and the Nashville Chamber of year-, has been a member of the Lakeview Cemetery board, serv­ ing moat of that time aa secrethe Pythian Bister organization Terry joined tlunn and also Uic for over 35 yean. She holds a Bruce Bangluui family of Bat­ tle Creek and Er neat Banghart of Saginaw. Guests of Mra. Nellie Ryan Beautiful Clothes And Furnishings Highlighting Market and husband, thc Dick Smiths of Westerville, Ohio. Prior to that limo Mra Ryan lead spent a month vial Ung ber daughter, the I grandsons, Mrs. Marjorie Ryan EUgrnt. beautiful and *uperbly tailored cloThni and home granddaughter. the Wm. Anas of yellow Mu be |ueK11 & me chib Everyone furnishing* are highlighting the Trenton. Only $159.95 A beautiful cabinet plus a gorgeous sound. You'll Winston Memck called on the DALE’S BAKE SHOP Subicribe to The Hanner I MllWyllBI! There's no better time for re-fashioning a wardrobe than at the start of thc Holiday Season . No better place than right here from our complete stock of Fashion*Right Suits. Sport Coats and Topcoats. be amazed at just how much music such a com­ market, according to a pink wool suit. Her corsage killed In the Annory explosion dur- claJLst for Michigan State Uni­ versity’s Cooperative Extension Service ' Just what makes all this pos­ sible? Mim Kahabka attriixilca these trends to more money, more moUUtr. rising educational and occupational level* more working women and more leisure Indicative of Furgeson Hospital in Grand Rapids Thursday. Mrs. Henry Hofers and Mr. and Mra. Richard Hukill and daughter* ware Bunday dinner thls( focus on . .. Images and thc higher quality merchandise which chain stores are offering tiie public. As an example of |his growing trend. Miss Kahabka mentions development in a leading chain .rore'« mail order catalogue for the past 10 year*. It has been changing gradually in the direc­ tion of better taste anil quality. HART SCHAFFNER & MARX $8900t°$12500 Palm Beach SUITS from A Proctieol STEREO an Wednesday evening at last TAPE RECORDER were Saturday evening guests. Thc Keys spent Thanksgiving and several days following with relatives in Indiana. Only $209.95 L Just looded with extras. Kleft eff Cascades, on Sunday. COME IN AND SfeE*" Mra Harvey Burgess, on Sunday, Phone 945-4284 138 W. State giving holiday. I3EN • FRANKLIN SUITS from See it today—and its other extras! Blootnlngdale and their grand- ding annlvenary. and Mrs Bur­ bocli in home furnishings and gess' birthday at Use Holiday faaiiions. These range all the way from designers groups of Grand Haven to visit Mr. and furniture to towtis clegent Mra Alden Burgtu and Mike enough to hang on the wall a* Mra. Alden Burgem has recently returned home from Blodgett Hospital where she underwent ‘Inexpensive ’ department stores. available up to pact console can produce at such a compact price. F3E rj • m/xrjKi km Gift WRAP Christmas DECORATIONS J | Christmas CARDS $5995 SPORT COATS $2895 $65°2 CHRISTMAS ORNAMENTS Box of 2H’in. brightly-colored glass baUs or assorted plastic shapes. Hurry in while they last. Glass QQp I Plastic TJp 12 in box>5 in pack.... / | * TOPCOATS Our topcoat line is complete from the fine fabrics of H.S.&M. and Alligator to those practical zip-in pile lined outercoats that serve in all kinds of weather. Reltoet light*, dramatize your |l Chrutmaitree J Fir* rvilstant, I from *9” Gin WRAP 6 roll* hold-50 ft. paper; or wwttaM i Continuous roll holds 60 ft. paper; 21 ft. foil wrap. TINSEL ICICLES 17c-37e *2995«. $95°° cawvewlaat gih cantficatv. QQ MINIATURE LIGHTS 26-In. Wide TRI IGHTS 1 tndef burning IlghTi. UL approved. QQ< QU use Ypur Charge Account CURLING RIBBON 600 Foot In g II 300 Foot in Assorted > * I Assorted Colors V f || Color* .. BEN*FRANKLIN‘ 102 West State ot Jefferson RIBBON • ’BOWS (12 l£67c Stick-on style. manyassorted color*. A real buyl Gin TRIMS 10c . bells in thra* gay styles. 2 in Pkg. 88c 99c । * �g—THE HASTINGS BANNER Tbataday, December 9. IMS - TalcAl Birf , the Pine Lake excliange. madefy In aouthem Barry County | joint application for extended which has been served by nrm m1l.nw» nervlr-e hrlween the lorallv-rentorrd telephone com a»|u Public Forum Toll-Free Phone Allegan. KalaIhoun and Clin- or Kaumatoo. tuttie I .. „ , . . . , I "Studire submitted to thc Com-1 8plva“; rltalnnan of . m^on ,>*,*• > substantial num- ■ tha Michigan Public Service - •• - - ------ — •— — OMMBiM^on. “Id that some 31>0 toUotaM aubacribre* tn the! From Pine Lake r luiving been fined in Justice Roy Flessner and Eldon Fleamrr. Since working in the field of all of Woodland; 13 grandchildren; four sistera, Mra diaries (AntW» Harm™ and Mra Hilda Slygrr of Vermontville, Mra John < Birdie i Caughey of ,-Ciuirlottc imd Ml* Edythe Smith of Grand Ledge, and know me and what I 'land for. Tite Incident took place on one brother, Roas Hannon uf Grand my farm In Barry Township She liad lived In Woodland for ba UPHOLSTERING toblish a waterfowl and wild- No Bell Company rate* will Freeport PhoM 374-3523 ,wn. uiuiu v. • — R1 Woodland. died at Pennock Hoapital at g.-Uant. this WednesFriday at Uw Picken* Chapel at Dike Odram. Rev. Curl Slhmtail is to officiate with burial In Wood­ land Memorial-Park She is survived by her hibtand. Henry; four aon*. Raymond Dalton tree-removal profnota K*iama»x> ■ ,.T1U. ap|>carx ln lhp puu. I mission. Application was made among the 13 for which blds Michigan Itoll Telephone Cbm- Uc *iIICe enlarging 1 by c,»n»ttny- 8P<»»k «•>pany. operation thc Kalainazoo ----- —---------- local cuning calling treat area* would wouki enable »n*uie tinned, after requeata from cu.-.anrt tnOTMed llarrv CVcommunication h.i.Iv . , with. , turner* Rate* are to hr in arermi projccia rxccxxled $ 16 million exchange, and Barry County Telephone Company, operating i out lhe IwUlcUng effect of toll with those charged by other Including a 84 million project phone c-impanljp ty Michigan. for construction of the six mile, ------------------------------------------------ chV*“. ................................ of 1-88 from “I" Drive Jo 'A'' is to be established Army Specialist Four Ra&sell Drive, southwest dt Mirahall. Wayne Hazel Mrs. Emmo Flessner Of Woodland Divs Stole Highway Department for Calls to Kazoo THE FURNITURE BUILDING I Bsaasr snlesnts Lssmcs is phone are to be submitted to worth. Kap.. Dec 1 Specialist By Mn. Sylvan Tafg the MP8C for approval before Solmes entered the Army in the service I* inaugurated. Spivak March. 1864. and completed bacontinued. He 1* a flight operations apec- Alto were Sunday dinner guests thTllTckory Telephone Company •‘“st in the garrison Holme* Is of Mr. and Mrs. Muri Honteiiet S^uihorized to proTde • a 11K0 graduate of Hastings High In tha evening all were vial ton. i Home Interphone Service to cus­ School. HU wife. Dianna, lives In tomers in It* Hickory Corner* exchange. USE BANNER WANT ADSI • Hickory Comers la a commun- OUR CHRISTMAS PERMANENT SPECIAL . $12.50 Regular $20.00 Fermanent. . CALL 945-3382 mechanic's workship. He l» a licensed engine mechanic and In- United Brethren Church and the WSW8. remalnlng choice outdoor areas. Mrs. Healey Dies They also enjoyed dinner at lhe Steer Hau*. Mra Russell Price. Mrs. Harold Price and children and Mrs Rlgo Rendon and daughter, Maraha were last Monday visi­ ter* in Ionia. * Mr. and Mr* Elwood Yoder and family were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mra. Ivan Olmstead al Clarks­ ville * Mr. and Mra. Richard Burdick and family of Hickory Corners were Sunday lunch lias been troubled with two teen­ aged boys In the neighboriiood Howell Newton, local, were Sun­ whose main driving dealer b to day lunch guests of Mra. Ruth 1308 Tupper Lake Street Coroner Bleam, with or without permission. They due to natural cause* and occur- Mjlo By Mra. Frank Routh clflcally told that they did not burial in the family Mausoleum at Nashville. and Mrs. Homer FuIut have pennualon and to stay out. UK UpCTUim UUHIUIlg ui : spent Thanksgiving with Mr. and y | and Mr* Bordy Rowlader of 11. and I went back on the farm J to sit in a blind to observe deer. The sheriff's department re­ , Nashville, w Mr and Mra. Cllf- Estop * Mra. Walter Allerding ------- ------- my -boy*. rnrtad •------'<■ 18. I ford Andrus and family of Hu- and Mr* Norman AHcrdlng were Elroy Randall and family near — Everything went ---well, ported that that n.-'-' Danlrl •• M. Javor. 'tings were Sunday evening vl*i- Monday evening visitors of Mr Ft Ixe Va. a Mr. and Mr* । and I left about 8:10. Around'R5 Hastings, escaped injury Frank Roush arranged a birth- ■ 9 JO a solvo of gun blast* started I about 1-60 »ln Wednesday when _________________.and Mrs. Adon Myera. w Rev. my, wood* A, neighbor,went “* ‘ “r * *• Cecil Oler. and Mrs. Isaac Osgood of Clov- day dinner for hl* brother. Dave Burling 1* spending the erdale and Mr. and Mr* David George, and spent hut Friday . back to investigate and found 0" ’1*PP,D' j”’43 *Mt ol Winter tn Grand Rapid*. * Mr Osgood and daughter, Debbie, w'ith"Mra* S*vtoUa ftora'nAtHi""* the two teen-aged boys menlion- ant Point. Tire car was badly and Mra. Marlin Butler and Guy were Bunday dinner guest* of Mr. and Mr* Merle Bradfields ‘ above, busy gutting out a damaged. Draper of Detroit were Sunday ■‘their daughter, Mr and Mra spent Thanksgiving with Meri a , huge buck. He notlftal me and brother in thc North * Mr and ; while the boya were draggigg the Mra. Frank H Roush spent' dctc »'“> ITtllng stuck on Campbell took her Sunday Sunday visitor* at the Adon Thanksgiving with her daughter, another neighbor farm (here school data to the Travelogue at Myvrs home t Mr apd Mr* Mr. and Mra Charles Jac, '-------- ‘ •“*" • k--“ — thc auditorium In Hastings. Oth- Ben Rcacr of Caledonia. Mr and famlly of Grand Rapids Milo ’idp”. I made five long distance Mr and .Mra Ennont Newton era accompanying Mra Campbell Mra. Orley Bums of Lowell. Mra Church members are p ^ilng ‘■'•■‘u* to Hosting* to the Conser- were guraXs of their granddaugh­ r\ the 1 vation Office^ and to the Sher­ ter. the Gary Wedel family of their Christmas program rier iff'* Office to find out the pro- AuguKa. on Sunday and Kathy Mrs. Cura Walton and Mr. and .MU* Thelma B learn of Cascade evening of ^ec Ipul. cctlure on tiie trespara and to Wedel accompanied them home Mrs Floyd Duke* and niece. * . were callers of Mrs Ruth Bleam Paul Harvey^vill . jg determine if. under lhe clrcum- visiting here until her parents pit In the mom "t he stance*. I could claim the deer tended the District 8 meeting of George Skedgel] of Nashville, Paul has been . ,, the VFW in Sand lake Sunday Mr anil Mrs Sum Bleam of Po­ Grand Rapid* Bible InMxutc. Mtaa Amelia Waller was a Thanksgiving guet at the home told U»t It waa against the of her nephew, the Lyle Ritters Mr Esc(I pcs InjurJ Personal Mention Complete PEG’S BEAUTY BAR (PEG PRESTON 1 (Above Savings & Loan) Mi(igi(icic><igi<><><tai<i«t<igi<i<icgi«313r3i>)»A<a>ai3>a1al3 The A. T. Hahn fnmUy will join deer could be legally taken 6n a family leunlon at her brother * home in Saginaw al Christina* up the deer voluntarily (this of lime Tuesday afternoon the A C Fulcourse wu a wrong assumption >. Since the deer wu a trophy uni­ daughter and family, the John tOX/B-V EVENING til 9 o'clock For delightful Christmas gifting aqd per fondest appreciation, try the dilicate feminjpity that surrounds lingerie . . . the gift that says so definitely: Uust for you!" See all her favorites in our store. Slips and $-] 98 Half Slips from ? Nightgowns from Negligees from s298t°5895 s5 98 to$2595 to Puerto Rico and plan to visit here until Friday before they con-tinue on to the south. Following the pick-up of the The Rev Richard Myers of thc deer the Conservation Officer E.UB. Church in Howell and hi* from thc neighboring county waa family (they haup three youngsituation, there were no exten­ uating circumstance* that ac- Myera to also the chaplain at the State Home In Howell Justice. Rather than fight the Mrs." Rudy Vogelreuter of Mar­ shall spent Monday with her father. David Goodyear. share my feeling that the landGuest* of thc Richard KeBe.'iich family over Thanksgiving and the on. While the Conservation Deform* Marilyn McDonald ot Alleland closed to hunting, they will g»n la here with her grandparent.-.. admit that hunting and active Judge and Mrs. Archie McDonald, outdoor sports drive game birds cose and similar, we are simply asking for the opportunity to en­ joy seeing and photographing birds and animals on our land East Middle Lake By Mn. Untie M. Cairnt surplus which is open game on spect thia Signed: R. D. VanDeusen R3. Delton at Howard City Thursday. Mr * and Mra. Oust their daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Kimmel at Cliarlotte Till* week­ Cars were damaged about 5:45 end they entertained their pm. Tuesday in an intersection daughter, Mr. and Mra Kepler :nuh al Clinton and Broadway. ~lty police reported. Carolyn A. and Mr* Warren Calms spent Timm, 20. 117 E Center, waa Thursday with Mr and Mra. Irivlng a 1063 Pontiac south on Broadway and Howard W. HosThe first American ship to Cars Damaged Clinton. Neither wu hurt. for her leisure and pleasure.. Give from your heart a . WITTNAUER A Longines-Wittnauer Product To maj^hpr evenings at-home her favorite pastime And you, her favorite Santa her ■ with the Grand Prize of the holiday season ^--. a beautiful robe! Her styles, your price range go together, here! J398toq498 Look for famous 'Trade-Name' labels on the things you buy ... you'll find them here! Parmaleei 124 East State Street Ute Your Credit and Our JMltK 11* W. S»f. St. Franchised Jeweler for Longinet t»d Wlttnauer Watches �Mra. A. TdOm wm entertained!V f** 1 for dlnnre, at the home of Mr. I (11111 £ < y IF! and Mta Walter Shroil of Lake VII A Odessa on Bunday. -------“ r We have the latest patterns In (^Vmstrong LINOLEUM THS MODERN FASHION 01 FXOOM A FLOOR TO MEET Hastings Banner Christmas Star Still Mystery; Dies Sunday Venus a Symbol Grorgr and Margaret Convey of R3 Dellor The mystery of the ChrUimaa atar brings popular lntere*t to a peak during December, but no aaUafactory astronomical ex­ planation la ax hand. University of Michigan Aatron- Benton-Smith Funeral Home ter Reformed Church officiated with burial In Prairieville Gcorgle died early Bunday. the narrative about thia star la Pec. 5. at Borges* in KaUnuuoo too incomplete, the date of Its Sb? had been ill more than a appearance too uncertain, and the early calendar too unreliable, Bite wait born on July 15. 1553 to lead to any definite conduIn Hastings, and lived all of her life tn the Prairieville area. She One reaunable explanation Hasting* Public’Library er 9, Thursday. December 9, 1965 1965 Walter Thomas Of Middleville located Comer Court and Church Strertt Library Houri: on Monday Monday, Wednesday and Friday Monday morning. Dec. 12:30 to 8:30 p.m. at 1 pm. this Wednesday 12:30 to 6 p.m. FLOOR COVERING 123 W. State St. "Some bright pUneta are vtoMra. Roseil Stanton andlltlc llble r^r, now. and they are il-ijalways daughtrr. Jran. were Thanksglv-1 promising and olluriKg In look­ ing weekmd guests of Mr. and I Ing for a symbol of the season. Mra. Eugene Klrlels of MUIstadt, j Venus well fills the bill.” I11This year Venue is In an especially favored season, says Dr. Loah ”A striking light In the southwest for about three hours after sunset, this planet to stead­ ily growing brighter, reaching its greatrat brilliancy December 21. save /) your feet, Shirley- ^ *5 one quick trip to qur blouse department will fill your gift list with • every girl's favorite fashion— . ‘ / r { Ship'n Shore” $300 l# $500 The Bonnet & Gown Shop wrat point.*. and will awing Us shortest dally orc aceoas the Earth to actually ctorer to lhe sun than during lhe Summer. pend primarily upon the 21S northern itemUpherv Winter K little milder and the MMithem’ Hastings High Students Attend ‘Y’ Legislature .deer hunting trip In the North. ■ Roy's brother. Claude Tlioina.* ..r Kalamaroo. accompanied Haem I of j to their cabin at Wellston where ' they spent two wtekk. Their . nephew. Claude Jr. of Battle The 17th annual Youth Legto- ------ —------ -- — and shining the whole night Auriga, the Urge five-aided through. <U reaches opposition figure ruled by thc bright yel- lattL-r for Hl-Y and Trl-Hl-Y return to WMU. where he to a Club* of Michigan attracted student, but luck was with him. nearly 300 teenage leaders to :*» he got his deer, the only one. | at midnight, beat time for ob­ lpn*ing for their opening mock- in fact. In the party. servation. • Pleiades, followed by lhe rest ol the constellation Taurus rises at Immature meeting Thursday! about thc same time as Capello. evening HsMinga High students at! The Heavenly Twins. Castor and Pollux, are found to the left of tending were Barbara Moore and Jupiter, which to halfway be­ JoAnn Aldrich. HH8 senators. [ tween Auriga and Orlon. Sirius, and Tim Williams. Carole Hall., Linda Burkey, Sandy Abbey and lhe heavens, to easily identified Btephen Youngs, repreaentaUves. "Such an arresting figure moat by extending a line downward certainly would have drawn the .through the Belt of Start of attention ot Uie astrologers, a ho Orlon. would have been looking for a Governor George Romney ad- I mired and revered from time dressed a Joint session of the | would have attached mystical immemorial.” says Dr. Loth. group on tiie second day Wolverine The legislative aoatoru follow- j & Riverside Winter wUl officially arrive at ed the standard procedures of the Uiaease Assoclalton. County contributions e $1,742 mark al the wuJTwnto* sulk ■ ■- Thoughts For A Week The best way to keep Christmas is INSURANCE miuees have studied and rrportthe Nortliem has steadily bate and final ps—ge. The youth leaden elected by a be Bru to splendid advantage majority vote of their fellow cn Christmas EVb. standing up­ student legislators were Andfnr right against the western aky." Marks. 1014 College. Ml Pleas­ ant, governor; James Gourley. Freeport Methodists 12896 Montroae. Detroit, Lt. OovOrlon Cross the Winter solstice. CHECK OUR HOME & PROPERTY LISTINGS WEEK a(j p.,n Ttteaday Beeler Funeral Home ax MlddlevlUe. Millian’ Academy in IMS. AUTOMOBILE Alma Fingleton - Woodland about nine hours tong, and the night about IS. arrives at the Winter aolsUce, and three night* before Christ- i njng of Dec. 24. Christmas night, will be located 5 degrees below Venus, adding to the striking spectacle of this bright planet. In addition. JupUer will continue to dominate tiie night sky. rising — - Services Tuesday 7*". Mr. Schlffnuui died Saturday Total contrtbuttons received afternoon at hU torn* for the Bute are 1525554 00 as compared to 1*58.100 00 at thia Don (Gladys’ Murphy. lUstingx. Cos of R4 Hastings, who reside, r | time last year. and three brothers. Arthur of twu mile.* east of Dowling, was trvuow. I Atlanta. Mich. Fred of Battle sei' ted as hU platoon’s outHe had been a heavy equlpCreek and Clyde of Middlevine. standlng itioour and awarded s ment operator. "Leatherneck” medal tor for uusi this | pg,. Thomas to survived by nu | achievement. Ron, a UCC ’•** HH8 wife. Irma, three daughters. Cx*I.zsz>7 ilfortif — un Franklin (Sally’ Stamper SCIlOOl IVieHll | graduate, minted in the Marine* on Sept 23 and Is in the 2nd of HKitlngK Mary at home and I M0MDAT. DBC. i>—<nuu w/rr.rtReenilt Training Battalion at Mra. John <Marion’ Slagei of uotvutn. »ia<*eeia uekita. completed a twu-week leadership San Diego, Calif. Lt Col. H. J. Middleville; a son. Ivan, of Mid- «»»to. «ux dlevUle; 11 grandchildren; a stoLa. Dec. 3. During the count had progressed vety well in his ter. Mra. Robert >lna> Nichols breM roFtatur "Jk i Bonham received training in ounlf e* /hic^I^Uew^lct'Ik f Alta’ .. jursi 1 two utuukt brothers. John , wedxesday — M»v*»u la towns! leadership responsibility*. wea­ qunitt,** unicn. I beuere. spesk . Ha.-r.inxs and Clarence <rf ponry, small unit tactics and well of hl* prior training and; general military subjects. He en­ background' , « tered the Army in Hifrt rtlhtr. 1965. and completed basic train- dose (rouping of bright plan- Mrs Russell Lewis of R3 Delton. I HASTINGS loan , isr.s riiriitma* Seal cam- sH ddlnlllc with the Rev. Vaughn Jenaon officiating with burial Saturday 12:30 to 6 p.tn. EVERY BUDGET i^'rry Tn Gifts W. R. Schiffman ^I^l’^Joies Saturday; Funeral ” wrvicee for Wa^pr R ^rUi3*SkMiddlcvHie /who 'Michigan Tuberculasto^md Rew-I' schUfman. ’ R1 HsMlnJTkrre Tuesday and Thursday to survived by two slaters. Busan. Section Two—Po^m 1 to I Fittingly, <Cygn«s> Have Yule Party 1 Members of Methodic Freeport Church held their unrtukl Christ­ mas party Sunday p,m_ Dec at the church. Ttft children’s The elected official* aasummed tye.r new rotes with the opening to share it, espe­ cially with those less fortunate thdn ourselves. SPONABLE FUNERAL HOME HASTINGS INSURANCE AGENCY Robert H. Sponoble, Owner W. Green ot Broodwoy Pb. WI 5-3252 "Sid* ®f Strand Thyatra" 219 Watt Sfote St. .A Wide Choice of Homes ond Real Estate of Ail Types A GOOD HOME ON QUEEN STREET. NASHVILLE, hat three bedroom, upstair* and down it ha* living room. d.n.n< room, den or l.brary, full bath, hat batement with ga* furnace, a twrll Youngitown kitchen, will tell on contract $7,500.00 A RIAL NIC! PLACE IN IRVING TOWNSHIP with two bedroom* upstair* and down it ha* living room, dining room, bath and kitchen, and utility room, healed with bottle gas and space heater, four-acre lot lor ’__________________________________________ .j.$5,250,00 A GOOD HOME IN TH! FIRST WARD, with one Urge bedroom and l»rer<lfw*y upstair* and downStairt It ha* one bedroom, living room, large glassed-in front porch, dining room, kitchen, shower, stool and lavatory, full walk-out basement, gas furnace, two stall garage and nice large tot. for $7,150.00 AND ANOTHtR GOOD SIZED HOM! IN TH! SECOND WARD, with three bedrooms and two closet*, and a hall clo*et. and downstair* there is one bedroom, living room, dining room, kitchen and full bath, ha* a full basement with gun type oil heating plant, one stall garage and full lot, for $6,000.00 AND A REAL COOO HOME CLOSE IN THE FOURTH WARD, has hving room, dining room, kitchen, four bedroom* and full bath, two big hall*, full basement with a double garage in basement, ha* converted heating plant $9,100.00 ANO A COOO INCOM! PROPERTY IN TH! FOURTH WARD. Insulated and aluminum ttorm windownstair* a large living i and hardwood Hoort, TV glassed-in A RIAL GOOD HOM! IN MIDDLEVILLE, het three bedroom* up and full bath, and down a Irving room, one bedroom, dining room, kitchen and ha* stool down, basement with oil heat and three stall garage. '—........... - —— ’ -, - —........... — —wwn a living room. den. dining room, kitchen and full bath, full basement with'ga* furnace, one stall garage, a resl good location for ..... $7,000.00 A RIAL NIC! H0MI IN THE 4th WARD with two bedroom* upstair* and one bedroom down, living rfwn dinino rnfMn kifetwn lull hath K>« naL ILv... I.JI ... t__ > church Gag. pnsented a Christian by Mra. Sylvan Tagg. chaplain of lhe auxiliary and Mtos Marla WON'T YOU JOIN MY CHRISTMAS CLUB MYF. Norvol Thaler aa layleader. rveelved the flags on be­ half of the churciv Middleville T-K Calendar I Thursday. Dec » — Library Board meeting. 7:30. Friday. Dec. 10 —7th grade Class Party. Girls’ Gym. 7-10:30. Saturday, Dec. 11—Basketball. Lowell. There. Tuesday, Dec. 14 —Chrtstxna* Wednesday. Dec. 15 —United Fund Board meeting. Library. 8 pm. Thursday, Dec. 14—■Cub Scouts meeting. Friday. Dec. 17 r- Basketball. $15,000.00 Wayland. Here; /Dance. Boys’ Gym. after the game. Saturday, Dee. 15—Jr. HI Band party. Girls’ gym. 7-10:30 pm TU™ >• IfIVICE I Smart folks are starting I right now to accumulate I I money for Christmas for 1966 . . . through an HCB I Christmas Club account. 1 Just decide how much I money you want for next I year and save a small \ amount each week. For as $12,100.00 LET US FIX YOUR IN THE FOURTH WARD. » real nice brick house, ranch style, ha* Irving room with fireplace, carpet and drape* Included, two bedroom* and bath, air conditioned —— '-J t—u..------ — room, artached garage, nicely landscaped, for-------------- ----$11,500.00 little as 25<t a week, you TV AS IT OUGHT can be bill-free next De­ TO BE FIXED ! TWO LARGE BUILDING LOTS ON NORTH BROADWAY for tiding lor cumber. Wouldn't that be y^_W0nderful? AND STILL ANOTHER GOOD HOME IN WOODWIND, all on one floor. Irving room, three bedrooms, $7,150.00 A BARGAIN IN MIDDLEVILLE, large home on M-37. three bedroom* up end trail garage -r................................................................................................................................$7,200.00 95.-ACRI FARM IN HASTINGS TOWNSHIP, with house with six rooms and bath, garage and tool *h»d, large bawment barn 48 x 60 ft , hog houie, two com crib*, silo, two chicken home*, two well* on farm, alto 15 acre*-of wt^d*. 60 acre* of work land, forl-.....-.$l2.J00.dU* BU$INI$$ LOCATED RENTAL PROPERTY In good businsss district which rent! for $150 00 per mo. for $7,500.00 A RIAL GOOD. YEAR ROUND HOM! RIGHT ON LEACH LAKI, ha* living room, three nice bedroom*, -—J L U.. rzv .J . Experience plus skill make thy quick service call u* today. We repair hi-fi and tape recorders, too. CENTRAL bedroom, living room, d-nlng room, kitche new water heater, situated on ft lot, for RADIO A TV 5.250.00 DUE TO RECENT SALES WE NEED NEW LISTINGS HASTINGS SALESMEN Carl Niethemor Hom. Phon. WI 5-3004 Richard Slocum How Phene WI 5-5154 HOWARD TRUMBULL WI 5-9187 Er WI 5-5992 22! N. JeHsnoa at Mill W« CIom at Noon on Saturday* PLAY SANTA THE EASY EFFORTLESS WAY WITH A CHRISTMAS CLUB CHECK! Hastings Citij Baah MEMIEK: f«d»r«l ln«»r«n«» Cvrfwvllw Friendly, Neifliborlj Semin lor 78 Conlinuour Yeerr �Saxons at St. Johns Friday, for League Clash Lake wood Hosts Gnjpm ille, Eye I Second Victory Alma Defeats Coach of the Year - Hastings, 71-68, Hastings Cage Schedule I: J U Meet Maple I fllley Doomi Blue & Gold unauie to Unsble io find nnn the uw basket. oa*Mi. Hasting* High'* Junior Varsity ■ufforert a 51.3* tmnnrhur at Die hands of Alma's re»erre* here Friday night. . tlX KB S WU>. O*te4*ate a* HanUtoa In League Inaugural F' A cold third quarter, frustraF tlon at the free thro* line and E too-many error* reeulted tn the Fr Hasting* High Saxons losing a Lakevood QrwavUU ChartMte On Saturday Sight OAMU raiDAY nOHT f In Thriller Here Frigid Third Period Wfih one We*t Central loop Prep Basketball Alma Humbles Roundup Young Saxons Coach Don Mullen's lads drilled only 15 out of 67 shots from the floor while Alma conciamhia u the 3«th African verted 21 out of 56. Each team ’ nanon to achieve IndeDendence made 50 percent from the free tln£X. »1987 lho N4lJonai lhm» lino Alma Alm. 11 nut throw line, out nf of M 22 graphic says. and Hastniga eight out of 18. The young Saxons played without the services of BUI E1U*. basketball team from Alma High Friday ntght. Coach Boh VanderVeen * qum-1 tet, which scored a thrilling 80- ■ 75 victory over Marshall In the | when the Saxons invade the j. Redwing court while Greenville; r»b. ii travels to Lakewood. « In the other loop games, Ionia r,k- ”■ .... . - —__ ...... U.rrk 1 Lrd.f Wr.d« Alni.. SalnTd., nUbt lluUn>. -«1 P*rtk*Mwt u M1IUIU st Owll L*k«. PUP CAOS MSULTS eligibility Next Tuesday Charlotte piayi'j**. m a.c. l**«vi«w t. s:m; at Akn* and Ionia goes toiJ»a- n Ote.d !•<». r. *:« Oreenvtlte 10 i^twoa4 j. Lao i,-..;: ii H ' 11Coach Bob VanderVeen has; r*k. it cwimm T. Otto been working hte squad hard thu . wk. 68 tftwM to4a* X> 81** week altamotlns to iron out the that cost Utem their game I Ew«rX Vikings with 19 pointe.1 with Alms Friday night The' J*? Wellsman had 15 and Parpoints at the end of the first and Saxons, apparently too tense.|reU Slater 12. John tompbrre second periods, but then -fell mad* many cc-.Hy ball control and Bruce LaPolnte had 17 and errors along with poor aboottn,: W ,or tonla. tn dropping their league opener.: Lakewood won the preltmiCoach VanderVeen well re-: nary. 52-45 members Coach BUI Swears' St ; Joe Bartolaccl had 17 points Johns aggregation, as the Red- and Bill Rogers 15 to lead Char­ wings handed tite Saxons a pair. toUe to the big win over the HONOR COACH CUBIT-Hastings High'* Coach Jock Clarey of defeat* last aeaaon, Vander-1 Ledgers. SOFTBALL MEETING an honored by being selected aa Michigan * Coach of the Year I Veen * first with the Blue At Grand Ledge held a»-15 mar- by the Dttroil Free Pre** and th* Michigan High School Coach** Homer Reynold*, pmMent Trailing by 10 pointe going; of lhe Hasting* SoftbaU As­ Gold cage rein* Bln at lhe quarter but trailed n■ ■ I,. । ii —■ -- ——— — --------— w------- ■— into the finale, Coach Vander-1 sociation. ha* xhedaled a of the MH8CA to be held to March la East Lansing. Coach Veen>, charge, never gave up meeting for Monday. Dee. IX season. SL Johns won. M-50. mg Into the fourth canto. Dick Clarey edged out Bay City1* Elmer Engel tn the balloting ot 21 Mnd battled right down to the and when Huy met the ice- McDanleU. had 16 *nd Ben CadAn lha .Mln, Cm.W Clarnv la ta.vine euaen. ...j --___ ______ _________ 1 al 7:36 pan. in Room 286 of HaMing*r High I? School. A •ond ttene th* acore waa 83-72. well 12 for Grand Ledge. Ing after hi* Saxon* went undefeated this FMJ te win the West of tylng the acore with 1:50 left u bs riven naneial repot#1tetl* to --be gtven St. Johns lost the "front seven" , Saturday night Lowell defeat- Central grid champioruhlp. He wfll devote full time to being in the game. officT^for rear and officer* for lhe naw 1year HuUn<J ouUfore<1 vWtors “ “ lo ^ ?^Zd off the team that won the conirmla. 66-52. The Bulldogs led. bead of the phyrieal eduction detriment and alhteUc director. are to be elected. lerence championship. Coach |3-io. at the quarter and 27-26 25-18 in the final period—three, Swears, rebuilding, dropped the at half. LaPolnte scored 18 imHiinminmiiHiiiiii'iinniiiuntmii short of knotting the count. h m opening game to Mt. Pleasant, Charles Stewart and Larn- jirrtiinifiTtmitrltHilrrnriritrniTTHtnioii Paul Dean led Coach Dave B‘ »hot 56 time*, maktag 86-57. on Tuesday of last week nherf 10 each for the losers. Uien rru.y r>»m l°*l > Uinil.rHi Peter* quintet to the victory. ->« »_T»r.. -- .. Trie Laa*wooa-lorua summary. num Dina In 10 out nf pumping of 21 slwita shot*j ' *n*t*‘MV^Pteasant. Jlm^-AMWOOD | from the floor and three out of I ” The following statement has been issued by Ralph A. Matacored 27 pointe for the . s and Hoh Artwaln had JjX 5. "L J Mullan, Director uf lhe Michigan Department of Conservation Jlin 8hl“unek 13 for the ll.rAtaln*t Greenville, Leonard We are, of. course, aware ol a considerable volume of j MajU||f> lh, irjiuj }? • pumped to 26 point* ineluding criticism concerning the cunent deer season. Thu does not; doubt* Ogurev Steve Schaodet- D particularly surprise us. It happens every year about this time mayer with 26. Dav* Wllkam* “We arc still in lhe process ol gathering facts about the "l,h *», Jim King with 14 and inac — hunt. WF.1I. poured tn iur ’r**TIHOS raArorTA FT TT TP 1065 a deer While we do n„, not In.and intend In to it.mn jump In to nremalnrr premature ter*. A nine-point spree by OuaW Rick WUJtams sparked IS'1.,1‘7conclusions unsupported by f«te. ------ ——— ’ 1 more field goals than lhe Pan- j 3J ! t if1! ilia Greenville wktoiy. Williams as some of our critics are doing, seasons saw a steady buildup U ; there. 29 25. but they couldn't ■ kid*.' to t* certain observations may be In.1 the harvest culminating tn 1W Tiii convert the free throws. Alma | water, jt .is Tn the other leMue opener*. order. near-record kill. Year - to - yen. ] Armchair Athlete edition carried a »tory on tha "4 Blase!!* and Their Home*," including th* Wadsworth Bissell* who have remodeled an old farm bouse In Yankee Springs Into a modern structure that ha:, neigh­ doth goggie-eyeu ” — and everybors,. ' goggle-eyed nnythat goes by. <___ .. .... Wadsworth Bissell te retired from the Buwell Company and te now devoting full time to hte painting, cultural real estate and business interests, including a Ann making flexible hose in Hasting*. V. BOWL FOR FUN AND HEALTH ALMA 1* 14 It IS—*3 HABTIMOa . . . ■ 7 1* *—3* O*UU1«. Bin Oarka. ut Baryte Maaallaate- It's America's OrwavUte. Favorite Family Select Barry Fun" Athletes for Open Bowling All-State Honors Time Available announced that Halting* High Phone WI 5-3184 Coach of the Year, and Richard FOR INFORMATION AND RESERVATIONS it and Charlotte whipped Grand . Ledge. 76-72. TOTAL* i LAK*WOOD jrB.C. Lakeview JFins Kalamazoo Mite OWaji ML-Coach Roger Mltt'Tdurnament WHEEL HORSE TRACTORS 2 to 4S-iQgh mowing ipecity T attaching tools itomatic shift Ito 12 hp. engine* . CARPENTER IARDWARE "Comparisons Inevitably will j fluctuations in the, harvmt ate HB,llng<~rn of"22. be made between this deer sea- UK'IKUC inevitable and MJ to be “ ____ WV expected. t — .... . .... ..... .. ... UI.Kl-.n ’l Michigan hunter* Hava have faltr taken In thc last quarter. Hastings home well over one mUlion legal twice failed on two shots, and in, tiie eight minute* made three, <Ait\of 13. In contrast. Alma con- i equal 1964'*. and have Mid so the herd in 1052. and there Is verted 10 out of 14 from the link, every reason to believe they >111 from the beginning ‘ tn the same period. "A more meaningful oomparfHastings threw th* ball at the ’ Michlgan deer kill in recent Outdoor Trail — UndenJierlff year*. That average I* about 100X100 animals. On the basis of deer were killed on Barry County fairly confident the 1965 season highway* during November. . . . Michigan's 1965 fore*; fire sea­ will turn out to be at least averson, now officially "snowed in." Battle Creek Lakeview's wrest­ ling team, which will host the Hastings High Grappiers Tues­ day night, Dec. 14. won it* fourth straight Kalamaxoo Invitational High School Wrestling Tourna­ ment Saturday night at South Junior High. Five Spartan* won Individual titles. Lakeview had 96 pointe, top­ 600.000 would represent a gain of ping runner-up Sturgis bj 20. nearly 150,000 tn three year*. ■ If 600.000 deer hunter* have lowed by Loy Norrix With M. Allegan with 44. Portage North­ ern with 42. Galesburg-Augusta 100,000 deer, five out of every six will be unsuccessful That means we will have about half a million Lakeview.-, individual cham­ disappointed and potentially dis­ pion* were Ed .Pinch. 112; Terry satisfied customers. No private Drumm. 120; Dave Buford. 123. such a situation, but we have no choice: we must live with IL Our mission a* a resource tnan- Slate's record* with only 2910 acres burned daring the year, the Conservation Department reports. It betters the previota stand* out as a marked State. Credit goes to timely rain*, good public cooperation, fast fire fighting and luck, acOur State parks are still open for business, even for hardy the State, some campsites may eventually be blocked off by deep snow. However. Stale park work- maintain a healthy deer herd We can't do that and provide a end fUbenaen and others You deer for everybody who might std! need a vehicle permit. . . . want one Hunting regulations Our 1966 fishing licenses and trout stamp*, including the w 142 E. SW. St. to commit ourselve* now to a dealer* throughout the State. New license* may be used for fishing during the balance of thia year a* well a* throughout 1944. This year’s licenses and stamp* remain good until thc end of Delets and Irresponsible. It la a virtual certainty that we win for residents. 15 for the annual make some change* Tn next non-resident license *4 for the year's deer regulations. There 15-day non-resident license, and 12 for the trout stamp. Priced reduced antlerless deer quota* in Men’s Hastings resulted in higher than normal v deer mortality. We Increased increased quotas in southern Michigan, where the public te paying a stiff price—more than a million dollar* a year for damage to automobile* and agricultural HasUngs - Men'* City League crops—for having too many deer. Basketball league ttta underway Recommended regulations for this Thursday ■ nhrtst with four next FAJkWUL.ar, > past year*. game* on tap. double-header.'; :n both Hasting* Hlgtj W'mna.Mum*. the Information we gain from this year'* season, the critical Winter period, and next Spring’s herd survey and fawn crop If that study indicates that antter- Cage League to Built to Win... Styled American! The finest shoes in the world are American made. These Varsity Leather “Long Wing*" are storm welted . . . and they are made by Edgerton, a division of Nunn-Bush. / Division of NUNN-BUSH Nunn-Bush $1995 duced or even eliminated In some The league champion will rep­ areas, they will be resent the City In the Michigan The accusation that we are Recreation A-soctaUon tourna­ setting quotas with the objec­ ment next March.' tive nf selling more licenses 1* scheduled to play Thursday nt willing to exterminate the deer the main HHS gym are the Has­ herd and put ourselves TXit of ting* Mfg Company team v*. business Life would be much Renner Ford at 7:14 and Waite simpler for us if we sold only dorff Furniture vs Goalantier: at as many licenses as the annual 8.U. Games In the Baal <ym will haw the Halting* Merchant* body would be happy, and we meeting Wibon Insurance at would be popular benxj tiutead playing the Stag Shop at 8:U. deer seatoti will be pubiiahrtl Cleveland’s MEN’S & BOYS' WEAR HASTINGS before Charles Jordan, tackle, and Kenny Welter, halfback. BOWL INC. BONUS i SME -------- - ~ '' ---- --------- " You will SAVE MONEY If You Buy from Us! 1965 NEW CARS CUSTOM 500 GALAXIE auto-1rant. Fully equipped. *217700 FAIRLANE STATION WAGON Rangoon red. 6 cyl. Std. shift. $21810° USED TRUCKS: FAIRLANE 500-4-DOOR SEDAN Fully equipped ind. radio and $2288°° CUSTOM 2-DOOR SEDAN Wimbleton white. 6 cyl. Std. $186800 1963 Galaxie 500 4-Door Sedan 1964 GMC i-Ton Pickup 1962 Galaxie 2-Door Hardtop 1963 Ford F-100 Pickup 1962 Ford Falcon 4-Door Sedan USED CARS: Blue. 6-cyl.-autorCood condition. 1965 Mustang 2-Door Hardtop 1962 Fairlane 500 4-Door * • Blua. V-8-auto. Radio. White walls. Special low price. 1964 Falcon 4-Door Sedan 1961 Oldsmobile 4-Door Sedan Whit*. 6cyl. Auto. Good tire*. Ideal family car. 1963 Galaxie 500 4-Door Sedan ■ 1956 Pontiac Station Wagon Abo a LARGE SELECTION of 1966 MODELS OPEN MONDAY, WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY UNTIL 9:00 P.M. DEL ADAMS FORD SALES Mean*title, we respectfully *uygrat that our critic* think back By mid-December of that year the deer Uuu had been "extennl- Your Hosts ' ^MRidtevlSeT'Dave VanEtol waif Begin Thursday Style Pictured $17.95 Bob and Mickey Lambert »r *rv< otv.ro> how » LAPO PHARMACY 1011 TUPPER LAKE ST. LAKE ODESSA. MICHIGAN �Hastings Radio dr * TV 29. Has­ num 23. Auto Tag Inn 16 and ThurWiy. December 9. 1965 tings Floor Coverings and Gil­ Tyden U'i. more's 28. Gardner - 27, Dnra- tings Aluminum and Barr Tire* clean 24. VBJ MobU 23. Bums 12. Barry Lumber 114. Auto Tag COMMERCIAL MINORS Paul Cease! had the outatandMilling 21. ActlonFlax and Cuyper Lantern 7. VAJ MobU Hastings tor's 20. Arcade Beauty Baton and Hasting* Motor Bale., 6. day. rolling 218-561. Gordon and Rockhlll-Banghart 18 and Bowling Copper l-antern 16 Merrill 143-254. D. Gank 147-354. Trick posted 217-564. O. Cul­ Good Sorto*: Shirley VanDen­ 8. VanDenburg 133-347. D. N<w- et*11 318-543. O. Smith 639, G. MONDAY MIXERS burg 201-668. Boonie Hathaway £159-246. M. Haines 140-243, Howe 205-533, Harvey Baker 533. Shirley VanDenburg fired 212Hall IM-341. K. Rose 126-220. Bill Kruko 201-529. !L Organ field thia wrek Wilma Daniela Newton 171-492, Faye Alien 1M­ raUed 197-521, Ellen Dolman 506. Gladys Edwards 173-489. 114-507, LuclUe WUUUa 181-504. Katy Colvin 162-416, Pal Conly Maxine Dipp 179-498. Gerry New­ 169-467. Helen Burr 165 - 463, ton 193-486. Arlene Swanson 173- Fern urown ~rern Brown iiu-vis, 170-478, inn* Inm nyon Lyon 4rti. Menus DePew 174-486. Boo- -167-479. Jeanne Frenthway 166nic Hathaway 196-481. Doria , 460 and Sharon Harrington 164Ctppon 183-473 and Lola Carl 462. IB-478. I! q , . _ _____ — Good Games: Bally VanDutne Standings: Welcome Tavern. 1182, Mickey Lambert 166. Irene 41. McAllisters Oilers 37*4. Food- Cutchall 161, Margaret Berg ton t Mad Mb. Hustings Heights 31. 153, Jo Tinker 172. Irone Heath Nerths Ida Grocery 30. Haan's 164. Betty Bheler 161 and Millie Standard 8er»l<» 29. Savings Olmstead 191. dr Loan 8714, Piston Ring and Candy Clinton picked up the ShnlfTs Girts 27, Vogt's and 4-7-10 spilt. Velma Slocum tha Mary's Beauty Shop 26*,. Food 8-7 split. Helen Burr lhe 5-7 split, Sharon Vickery tha 2-10 ner 19H. Parnmlcc's 19. Michigan and Darla Naylor the 2-7 split. Magnetic. 16. WBCH 16 and Auto Tag Inn 11. NITE HAWK LEAGUE Dick Aldrich led lhe lads with AJBC JUNIOR DIVISION 187-631. Dale Ossenhelmer (Handings: Coleman Insurance chalked 181-616. Herb Bishop 187-516. Bob Shaeffer 172-610 Hsst.nga Sanitary 31. Northside and B. LoweU 173-498 Standings: Mixers and Head­ Groc-ry 16 and Hastings Alu­ pins 4. Rollers 3. Delton 1 and minum Products 7. Handicappers and Michigan C&ffee Shop 0. Wee VanDenburg 197-532 and Mpuae Reynolds 311-506. BANTAM LEAGUE (Under It) . MONDAY BOWLERETTES Standings: Haan’s 37. KaecTeam standings: WalldortT's heiel and Dale's 32. Legion Aux­ 29. Color Center 37. Penney's 36. iliary 21. Burns Refrigeration 30. Motor Aires 32. Mahler's 29*,. George'* Cltgo 19. BUpervtto 17. Mid-Villa Inn MIDDLEVILLE 221. O. Martin 1'20-220. J. Miller Vera Harbin 517. Jim Barr 514. Maple Valley Invades Wayland For ‘X’ Tilt, 8. Hllllker 104-204. J. Morrill Asplnall 504. 113-204 and J. Kenniston 104-202. Map.'e Valley High's eager*. Paul Krajeclc scored 31 points Deputies >0. Larke Cltgo 29H. who rolled over Bellevue 74-46 to lead Gul) Lake u> a 74-48 win in Friday night's nua-lt-sguc over Parchment. Chip Ferguson HASTINGS CLASSIC LEAGUE Standings: Burns Mb. Has­ tings Milling 24. Burkey's 33, Saskatoon Golf and Hastings Sanitary 32. Millers Duraclean ». McAllister's 21. WBCH and Hastings Filters 25. Moose and Dowling 24H. Williams Insur- 26 Teams Begin and Mitch Miller. Play in 4 Loops Halllfax. Ricky Morgan. Mark Edger. Cary Miller and Randal Hall. HUni — Elmer Smith. State Merrill. Steve Steward. Mark Deneau, Pat Weller. Steve GD- night traveling to Wayland the gap in the second and 10 In Tinkler a 22. Southend Food 21. while Caledonia gars to Hamll- the third period as tlsey won r>Patten and Montgomery Ward । Ing away. and Al’a & Dot's 19. Hastings Electric II. Viking 16 and The basketball game after Uie blend­ Twenty-six teams have been Scott*. Gul] Lake to Gaiesbarg- ing of the former Richland and Hickory Comers Kellogg ath­ organised into four leagues for 23. Klerscy* 22. Reahm Motors play in Bob King's Saturday RECBEATION LEAGUE NO. 2 letes under Coach Ray Healy 30*4, Johnnie's 19H and East morning basketball program lor Bids Lumber 16*4. Saturday night Middleville, elementary grade student*. Dkk Hart reached the 600 bar­ elera 29. Walktarff's 27. Johnnie's which bUsfm Northview last A clinic is also held for fourth rier with 315-171-214, John Ka- Auto Parts 24. AckeU’a Confer- week. 90-53. will g» to l.owrll opener on Nov. 30. defeating Bat­ graders. sinsky roiled 301-650. Stu Sweet while Lakewood Invadrn Maple tle Creek Springfield. <2-57. Official league play get* under­ 220-562. Nolan Johncock 222-628. Valley. Ixiwell defeated Ionia way Saturday morning, .and will Doug DeBoer led Byron Cantor Don Pickard 549. Darrel Will­ shore Farms and Goodyear Bros Saturday. yard 516. Bob Boyle 533. Charles 19. Nashville Gravel 18 and Has­ BU: Dick Steward led Maple sharing game scoring honors Krauss 200 -572. Gordon NorrU tings Meat Market 17. 206-526. Glenn Laubaugh 548. High Hcores: Carl Baker 215­ Valley to the win with 3S paints with CaledotUas Tom Benedict. FIFTH GRADERS 563. Ray Lundquist 206-564. Pat while tcnmmaies Mike McMillen Each had 21 points. Goodyear-Geoffrey Goodyear. Gilmore 541. Kingsley Bennett Jerry Kensenlch. Dav* Huver. 509. Wayne Newton 514. Wayne 213-540. Stow Howes 304-540. Al John Newman had 12. Doug: IdartctL. was high far Belkvue Brad FolU. Danny Daugherty Decker 670. ShertfT Merl Camp­ Morgan 220-555. Jack Shcler 701with 8 points. . and Tom Htedman bell 516. J. Otelarowski 533. Pau) Ziegler -Greg Ziegler. Dennis Burkey,533. Ron Pellow 203-646. 534. Bob Hartite 201-519. Nathan Acker, John Burkey, Brian EchLewis 511, Bernard Woodmansee Unaw, Jeff Bennett and Gary ger 546, John Oorodenskl 210­ 233-510, Al Taylor 600, Jim Wea- after three periods. Randal). 591, Verl Belson 526, Dick BoMkldievllle led Northslew 32Adam* — Randy Adams, Donald nankl 526. Del Morgan 307-533. Hoffman. Steve Bronum. Sher­ Howard 625, Paul Edwards 511. and Jim Malcolm 502. CamD and Brent Hoffman Bill Hackney 204-553. Ken Robbe Dick Andrew*, captain of la*. man bench Scott Hemming led the Smith-Brian Smith, BUI East­ 672. Merle Haines 531, Harv TUESDAY MIXED LEAGUE Haan 612. Harold Sherry 220­ wrestling team, lias been named man. BUn Sheridan. Dan Buerge, 554, Cleo Roblysr 523. Bill Burns Standings: Welton's Healing White had 11. Tom Griffrtha recipient of lhe McCahUl award Mark Wolfe and Greg Reaser and Plumbing 36. Andrus Insur­ lor 1965. SIXTH GRADERS Morgan 211-652. Charles Purdum ance 33. Highland Dairy and Rohrbarhrr R. Dave VanElvt 5 544. Jerry Cutchall 512. Ben Thomapple Skating Rink 32. Meores —Steve Moore, Rocky 1946. 1* given to the outstanding River Bend Golf 30. Ken's tc student-athlete of the previous Baty. Mark Haines. Bob Hubert, Middleville made 34 out of 50 Bob's Gulf Service 23. John­ Steve Castleman and Bruce Curson's Furniture 23 and Poll's COMMERCIAL MAJORS The Middleville reserve* won Construction 16. Englerths—Ed Engterth, Carl Harvey Haan led lhe lad* Norris. Dave VanDetMotot). Mark Thuroday nigM. rolling 211-013. 616. Prank Richter aoa _Mi Ruth 165-473, William C. McCablU. Sr, fsm- Bowen. Phil CurU* and Mike Blll Miller 13 Bob Lambert po*ed Z.5-603 and Mlllrr 16O--44S. Larry Poll 182Hubert. WaanBlrv raarhaA lha fJVl ... ....... .. _ ... ... John Kaansky reached Che 600 458. Jim Rhoades 152-425. Jim Fighting Irish—Bob Shumway. tal n Robert L. McCahlll. Doug Welton. Don Myer*. Bill barrier with a 211 high game Tolen 191-453. Ed Anderson 176­ U8MC. former Marauette alb- Reynold*. David Anderson and Mike Bcbondelmayer snaggled 442. Jane Sherk 162-450. Verdle Sinclair 151-393, Walt Sinclair Allen Kaufman. 167-468. Milford Carnell 173-427. White Comela — Chris Gug543. George Lydy 225-546. Galen Joan Haywood 161 -407. Olav Kemo*. Teddy Fltsgerald. Dave the 4th annual alumni basket­ Befring 175-451, Roy Hewitt 173­ 411. Maurice Adrtanson 200-504. ball dinner party following the Gorham. Dave Haller . Marquette - DePaul baaketboll Dorotha Brumm 170-416 and Surfer* - Mitchell 81. Martin. short 533. Wayne Newton 316-505. Bruce Brumm 189-510. game on Saturday. Dec. 4. Wil- Bruce Haan. Tom Steward. Ste­ Wlnnlng the last two matches, n^m McCalUll. Jr., brother ot ven Bpyker and Bruce Fuller. the Hasting! High School wrest- captain McCuhill. will make the plnail 307-511. Bill BL Lawrence Dribbles —Nicky Barlow. Mike HASTINGS MFO. LEAGUE ling team scored a thrilling 21- I prx^t^nnr, u the Milwaukee Hall, Ed McKsough. Dale Hoff­ Bob HoUiater 523. Ftoyd William* 593. Aaron Sherk 219-584. Karo! 19 victory over invading Grand- Arona Exhibit Hall where lhe man and Dennis Armstrong­ state wowd***1*7 D*<hl beIor* I.dinner dtn-ner wU1 «ln u will bc begin al e:W 6:15 pm pm. Owen 213-653. Mickey Bower* SEVENTH GRADERS -eRndrews. a native of Heslinga, 310-650, Jack Smith 221-546. Bill ton Ring* and' Harwood 'a IOA MacDonald 216-539, Art Gallup The team victory hung in the । U completing his studies in Mar­ Chsno22. MUI* Jewetox* >0. CulUgan a 536, Maynard Tucker 637. Bob balance as Bob Olbeon met Keith ' uurtte's college w of engineering Carmoney 513. Dale Geiger and Tubergcn In the final, heavy- uyj *iao serve* aa an auiatant Uster, Colin Cniltenden. Tom welght clash. Bob a '7 J2 to wrestling coach Barney Karp­ Lyons, Douglas Keost. Glinn on 37H, City Food 96. Montgom­ Jack Chadwick 211-506. “ ",‘‘u ” ‘u pasted < to take finger. • Gilbert and BluSrt Sanden. ery Ward and Hastings AhimlStanding*: Office 34. Tool decision over Tubergen *" Dracribed by Karpflnger aa Room 33. Casite 33. Courthouse three points and give Hastings Service and Leftovers 26. CTe*sman. Steve Brownell. Bill Gog­ er* 34. Tough Ouy* and Machine gins, Raymond Bolton, Wayne Room 23. Chrome Room 20 and mateh. bls brother. Tom. earned a 4-2 decision over drew* hlfbllghted hl* senior Birman and Jerry Oreenfleld Journtbmen 19. Regional Class A ehsmp Fred Ymiek. on riding time. Ils. Steve Edger, Art Merrill. Jefi TUESDAY TW18TRR8 The match ended with the vftaUonal meet. Kennlston. Jeff Hoke, Mike 8landing*: Local Finance 33. Brsdlcy and Stephen Jacoby. Powder Box 31 *a. Pleasant Point polnt penalty for stalling. Tom UNCLB8-WM Lewis. Barry Motel 31. Barn Market 30. M£ J*, had the riding time for the win. Havens, Bob Jerow, Mike Hub­ lassies 26‘i and Beedle Insur- The pair had met three time., bell. Don Cook. Tom Kaufmann. before with Yerrlck winning Rented annually by the Milwau­ Mike Freeland. Bob Taylor and Club w to Marquette's iBlce -1 kee Eagtes viuw Bob Foreman. 156-446. Irene Sallk 167-431. Charles Myers was upset aenlor athlete. Shirley Hawks 153-152-428. Doris the 166 division by Jim Gllchel, , P* WtrFler, ”r™dln« EIGHTH GRADERS Greenfield 150-401. Judy Baker 12-4 1 hurt reason had seven wins, four Bsdgen - Dave Hathaway. 138-133-130-401 and Bandy7 OalIn the first match for Coach defeats and four ilea but AnBob Mlller> Saxons, they easily drew* pereonol record waa 21 Mouse Reynolds, Jim Peterson. Eric Thompson. Steve Proclsrt. defeated t <vi«<« vmmm *vw< t*n <im He led the team in plna with 11. Howard Moors. Randy Beduhn USE BANNER WANT ADS! Blind, 47-3. On Saturday Honors Hastings High Graduate' Defeat Tough Grandville, 21-19 FRIDAY FISH SPECIAL SATURDAY HAPPY HOUR Drinks Vi Price from 8 to 9 p.m CHICKEN'S OUR SUNDAY SPECIALTY Baked to Golden Perfection__ _ A Uve Orchestra playing Music for your dancing and listening plaasura Friday, Saturday 0 Sunday Evenings Phone SY 5-3640 Ellis, Bill Feldpausch. Gorden Hows*. Marty Wills. Leon Hess, Dave Myera and Curt Gould.' Wildcats—Wm VanDenburg. Phil Gasper. Kevin McKeoush. Brian Pufpaff. Thane Ostroth, Root. Waimine*-Dick Arnold. Dave Huebner. Jim Cummins. Kevin Ich and Will VanDenburg. Marquette Again Saxon Wrestlers A l Hie Porch You Con Eat elalr. 8 Schools Will Compete in Lamb Mat Tourney Invitation Wrestling Tournament la to be held In lhe Hastings High gymnasium on Saturday. psdlng. Schoola invitrd include Grand Led«e. Alblop. Grand Rapids Union. Bronson. Lakaramod. Grand Raipdei Wial Catholic, Chatlotto and HaaUngs. Tuesday. Jan. 4. arshlp Fund. Registered Terriers Awaiting Adoption rtera. lunates. two or three yearn old. available for adoption alJhe available by con lactin* Dog Warden Doan Brotton through Greenville Victory Greenville High wrestlers de­ feated Muskegon Mana Shore*, 22-20, tn their first dual of the season. The. Greenville JVs lost DOUBLES SUNDAY Ml High stares ___ _____ _ _____ Kaslnsky 282-M8. B1U Burns 340-565. AllAn Hlnrichsen Ml544. Ron Pellow 302-541. Jim Bourne IM -474.WyMt Wesley Front HoweW IN. AT Ils Brown 156. * BpnokWyant Peg Croninier na. Phil- Taylor d Lin 8 Lake-0 Trapper Buried Thursday Funeral services for Leon Hud­ dle. 77-year-old Lake Odem ON DANCER! ON Hurry to PRANCER! Beverwyks Color Center ■■ A.e. o a He had been found about 11 mouth of Tupper Lake Creek on the south side of Tupper Lake, mired In lhe soft mud up to hl* >B**p7mn> PivtmoM —im hmi shoulder*. « . .. Neighbors reported him mlssies—Pkti Araald (H) *tas«d o*ry Ing Sunday night after not hav­ ing seen lights at hl* home since Friday morning. Apparently be bad left hla A searching party waa formed Monday afternoon but the search stockings filled with gifts from there, . e> resumed Tuesday with stole pc- ! Hobby Gins & Art Supplies Vaho4 Pointing K SI.00 to $10.00 ^Palettes Point by Numbar Kits <7. bcmm Foe Banner Claaaiftod Ada Call WI 5-3481. ASTINGS Art Brushes Canvas Oil Color Sets Mediums Charcoal Mouic Kits NO, WE ARI NOT Going Oat of Business! NOR ARE WE Liquidating our Stock! WE RE NOT REALLY HAVING A SALE! HOWEVEI. WE ARE OFFERING OUR FINE LINK OF: nau^wy^ $1.00 up 107 I. Woodlond, Ha«Hng« Midway Botwoon Broadway and Michigan Mr. Huddle died from ex- Hl*TTlrilOHT-B»b OtkMU <B> ''Our 'artist' friends like their Ell Miller’s Phono WI 5\2091 Pickens Chapel. Burial was In the family lot in Lakeside Ceme- Sketch Pads EATING; FURNACES O MaGee ' a Monarch • Barwick O Regency a and Windsor CARPETS at our Regular Low Prices that other stores often list as SPECIALSWe have 8 Full Brand New Rolls of Carpeting In stock (two on lhe way! for Immediate installation for Mom's Christmas All of our c*rp«ts are guaranteed First Line Quality! Modern Aire - Oil - Gas - Coal HOT WATER BASEBOARD HEATING SALE the year around ! PLUMBING SUPPLIES Drawing Pads WATER SOFTENERS WATER HEATERS Coll WI 5-5769 Wl 5-3732 Bob Wilh Dick H.nwy Hastings Colored Pencils Oil Color Sats $3.25 up 1221 W. Mill Water Color Sets Phone 945-4071 2153 Gun Lake Road Rug & Furniture Cleaning Specialists 8 YEARS EXPERIENCE—GUARANTEED WORK �; rjT-; Owl Break* Window IFestern Defeats MSLP« Spartans 0, Mrs. Jack Gaskill ieports fc|gp*yon Fraternity of Western lam wl «•* through «u oLMlchlnn Unfte„lty Saturday their porch window* at their | bounced, a baaketball from KalaLeaeh Lake home on Friday.! mazoo to E**l Lansing and sr- ! breaking II M. Gokflt released I rived at 4:25 pm. for the big Qis bird when he got home. ' game against the Spartans. Englishmen have more dash, the French greater finesse, Italians are more suave. How come Scandinavian men get to carry on the iyay they d had loot their opener to Central l as: Mr>dU»W«. BottfeM '-. i------- XUjij Owrl CurtlK Miss Baocoek. Bottle Mlsa Bally Taft. Battle Louie Bishop. Battle Football Players, Fitzgerald Corp* Birthday Dinner Horse Meeting Harriers Feted at Draws Breeders Lakewood High Fitzgerald Corps 100 of the J Woman's Relief Carps held Ito ' monthly birthday dinner and Christmas Band Concert Tuesday Night Middleville's Thornapple • Kel­ logg School will present the an­ nual Christina* Band Concert in thc boys* gfm Tuesday evening About >00 people. Including students and tltelr parents, gath­ ered for tiie Lakewood AH-Sports banquet recently. From 3 Slates The open house held Nov. 14 at the -honfe of Mr. and Mn Charles Fetterley of Delton fe: the executive secretary and vic president of the Colorado Range: 'T-K Middleville Nips j Delton, 68-60, For Seeond Win Coaches Jerry Eckman. Don TreKing K Farion* of Bouldr: on strong In lhe final minutes fry.Jbok , Lambert, Daniel Royer, Cokj. and IJoyd WUdermsn (f,Tuesday night but couldn't close IInrry Dykatru. GenUd Hopkins Tabernash. Colo., had brooght ths «*P as Middleville's eager* I and Daryl Hartaler. respectively. Panams collection of letters or..; • M-» »ictory at Delton. 1 The type of awards were in history on the Rangerbrcd and i Coach Ray Page'* Trojan* . Attorney Speaks To Vocational Class Giving a lawyer’s view of a Jepal secretary. David Dim­ mer*. local attorney, spoke to Mra Elisabeth UnderwouTs Buslniw Section of Vocational English, on Nov. 23 at Hastings rvxxJ slon. The Trojan* went Into the loot period out tn front by 17 points, 60-43. guard: Lucille Abels, a delegate to Uie department convention; inciia i or air. Almond Weber of Delton, in raiding of thc meeting though: this might be the same man he luid known aS a young man In award La given each year by the team members U> the player who they reel ha* contributed mast A Westward Ho, Ho, Ho, at ruck Canfield. Mark Carpenicr. Henry CazlU*. Tom Eckert. Pavo Faulkner. Jim Gleliuwakl. Roger drought years out there. and oa Breeders and owners of hones winner*, attending included: •- Mr. and Mra. ■'Lefty” Hoak. Irwin. Pa.; Mr. and Mrs. Chart* Medllng. McKeesport. Pa.f Mr proved runner on the team. Bob Johnson wa* elected cap­ tain by hla d.wm.lr. In the far north countries famous for their long cold nights and warm woman, Shulton discovered unique Teak. Virile as its name. Teak is as appliances has created the following openings: Appliance repair. . invigorating as the Scandinavian climate, as Refrigeration repair. different from wishy-washy, mostly alcohol men's T.V, technician. fragrances as tap water from a fjord. Teak, what T.V. antenna installation. Scandinavian men have, you can have, too. Uch. Denny Livingston. Carletup Lathrop, Pat Loflua. Terry Mar­ tinez. Dan Motgnn. Bill Mouser. Jim Plcrvcfleld, Eddie Patrick. Chuck Vroman. 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Pat Boyn-, and family of Algonquin taka, i CARD OF THANKS I wish to thank my doctor*, ton and Mra Blanch Kauffman Mr. andMra Richard Jotauon vUIIar* U*> »r..t ***« VT. IV. _ a____ ______a «...__ ««______ in the Bungla Hospital. Thuracare of me while In the hrapita! and Mr. oiul Mrs. George Elliott Montanite Church enjoyed and family of HaMlnga Lunch- Woodland State’s Wild Turkeys, Indians Linked In History, Says WSU Prof. Mr. and Mra. Herbert Hesterly •nd Kim were recent vteitor* Wtth hl* mother. Mra. Hlktml Heaterly. Her mother, Mrs. Carl Jordan, visited Uiem In the af­ ternoon. * Mr. azul Mn. Herald Classic celebrated their 40th Bummer, a Bunday Um Dowling Sunday school will be having When they arrived al Session* Bleak House near Ionia they found their family waiting at group'* annual Ciu-btma* protho table to surprise them. There was a beautiful decorated cake loawlUp hour *-111 follow. Other Clum and family, Mr. and Mn. Marvin Clasate" and girl*. Mr. Dowling Methodist Church in- Ateo for the shower of cards far our 84th wedding anniversary. King. quilting. * Mra. Minnie Dawn Ayer* and family of Bat­ Wc appreciate your kind thought­ tle Creek. * Sunday, Nov. 28. fulness. in Ionia, Monday. Mr. and Mra. Will Gurd Mr. and Mm Jamee Btaehan and family of Grand Rapid* Elltett and family of HsMlnga. * Mra. Grinnell attended U» I wish to thank all who rent ting* Monday. Nov. 29. card*, flower* and gifts, those telcphone, anyone who remem- CARD OF THANKS I wish to thank my relative*, nalghbor* and friend* tor the lovely cake, tee cream, fniik candy, gifts, phone calls and cards on my ninetieth birthday. May God bless yon all. CAKD OF THANKS 1 want to thank Dr. Logan. tarry Btelnyke during the cold montta * Mr. and Mra Rotaid By Mr*. Mary Jackton Crltco and daughter. Chert of 7»J-l*»0 Jackson were Bunday dinner liVAiwete The Middleville United Fund Drive with a *4.(X» goal Monday morning had reached 83.700. * Mrs. Lcwb (Margaret) Eaton re­ ceived th* Gold Award from the State a* outstanding lectur­ er of the Irving Grange. Thl* Is Ida was a Batur- a high honor and we are proud Mra Roy Duka*. of her achievement. * Warren Butler, son of Mr. and Mra. Clip­ and family were Bunday dinner per Butler. T-K 1961, and gradu- ognized In the Albion College Hospital for their understanding care. Rev. Willard Curtis for ht* Over Community Club enjoyed paper a* the outstanding student vlsite. prayer* and flower* from dinner at the Middle Villa in of the Class of 196S. Warren Is the church, friend* end relative* Middleville, Saturday evening. now teaching and working on his master’* degree in the Nebraska University hi higher mathemat- Hoapiul Guild 10 met with' ful. panted Mr. and Mra Glenn Bro­ Freeport way Street Tuesday. Tile next Methodist children* party 8un- meeting Is a Christmas party at the home of Mlsa Dorothy Corn­ ing. Dec. 20. * The Senior Cttiinstead of the regular date. Mr*. sr,’~ r?{|>1111 „ Christmas »tory with her cut-out Relgter and baby daughter af pictures. ♦ Mrs. Clare Williams Cartton Center wm a Friday attended the Sunshine Club on Thursday at the home of Mrs. Moore at the Mdeteal Facility Clarence LaBln. east of Middle­ Chartea Gibb* spent Sunday with ville. * Mr. and Mr*. Peter Petersen attended the funeral of war* Sunday lunch gueau Crockery Lake. * UtUe Kuthle and Mra. Al Barnard. * M Blough spent from Turraiay till Chelsea recently. , Friday with iw grandparent*. The Living Nativity Beene, which lhe Methodist Church has 1U1RI1 M«n. xn. Our Kki- Shumway and t* abo under the care of a heart specialist. Dr Donald R. Barbachytn. ♦ Mr. and Mrs. William McKivitt are visiting a few days with her bnited tha 42th wedding annl- daughter and husband. Mr. and arand Rapids were Bunday vbriMr*. Howard Coleman, of Grand Wm. Ridgeway and baby of Haa- RapMa. ★ Mr. and Mra. Gary Hamehrt and two children of Spa&ffi were Sunday guests of and Mr*. Wayne Tkgl. her mother. Mrs. Mabclle Van Thompson, local, were vuttora Mra. Richard Bird. Mr. i WMlden. * Harley Madden of of Mrs. Llztee plough of hfai slater. Mrs. Dorothy BonTaggert enjoyed dinner and ma* party at the Methodist dancing In lake Odessa Saturday The Prairie Garden Club met Church Bunday evening. Her Tagg’* birthday. * Mr. and Mra yan for their Christmas party Tuesday. * Mr. and Mrs, A. B vrare Bunday, Nov. 23, dinner Lewis have returned to their Ttank*glrtng with her son. Dr. home in Detroit after balng and Mra. Hubert Overholt of Holcalled hare because of the death Dutchcv were recent venison wood. * The Prairie Literary Club met Wednesday with Mr*. Overholt, Bunday. * Mrs. Floyd Maynard's and Frank’s birthday. Oscar Kaechde for their ChrlstD. Grinnell to Butterworth Ho;Mra Frank Dutcher azid chil­ pttal In Grand Rapids Wcdrxw- dren were Thanksgiving dinner James McKitftt of California re­ turned home Nov. 28 after vlslt- Winnie, accompanied by Rev. Granquta at the Aacensfon Lutheran Church callod on Rev. man’s happily awaiting ttic arThanksgiving. Rev. Bauman ture la firmly tabled. ★ Dr. and CREDIT wOF DISTINCTION Hertings / W MON., WED. tr FRI. 8 o.i Phon* 945-9415| Thoma* Batik at family were Thanksgiving guest*. ,w. arm nur. vem Hooper. * Mr. and Mra. •nd family, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Vmte IHar were ThJSghtng Hnkbelner and Bally of Gun Lake. Mary Jane Plnkbdncr and tamer and family, Julian and SUH Farm Inturanca AUTO — FIM tONM SwanKR liMurance All Forms of Kevin, Ml of Ann Arbor, were y.1^4113, 01. Tn-pp. TtyBrtteor** both teach In Ann Ai- Insurance and Bond* JCRRY ANDRUS kb. WI 5-4443 Ung Church will be uUendUig a Christmas Cooky party aa guest gin her air trip to California, Organic Soil Builders to Meet TTm Omnle Soil uxl HMllb month* with her daughter. Hildah, and family, w Jeff Feller Mr. and Mrs. Russell Ham­ mond and family and Mr. and terlatned for dinner Bunday at tiie home of Mr. and Mr*. Leon­ ard Lipscomb of Atiteta In hon­ or ot Mr*. Hammond’s birthday which was Tuesday. Lire 7th. Ken Smith 1* in Chicago for three day* this week on business. Mra. Fern Harrison of Grand Wickham over the weekend of Watsons of Coldwater a Bunday ago. Mra. Norbert Schowalter visited from Wednesday until Bunday. "Wa'ra At Near As Your Telephone" PJ Keep It in a Handy Place for Future Reference following INSURANCE day vbttlng friend* Hi Dowling Church. Hasting*, at IB asn. Before entering the ministry of lhe Episcopal Church, Biahop Whittemore had served ks a aupervuory teacher tn the public achoob of the Philippine Islands, and as acting Headmaster of Brent School in the Philippine*. After his ordination, he served aa aMbtent at Calvary Church, Pittsburgh; as rector of Trinity Church. Detroit, and rector of Grace Church. Grand Rapids, from which he was elected to son. Harry Albrecht, and family THE SHERWOOD AGENCY ROBERT W. fHIRWOOD. Mgr- Tuesday by Liu- Rev. dU M. Gary, rector of Emmanuel Church. Funeral service* were tchcd- SERVICE and REPAIR GUIDE Clennlck and family’af Farming- and family on Bend.— Road. FuWATCH & CLOCK REPAIRING :ING— k'Aho Flnkbelnera ferment in North .Grand Rapids Engraving Miller Jeweler*, 118 ren McClremlck, and family at Farmington. The Oscar Flnk- *1 gift exchange for man- and Mra. Carl-Jordan were In Chicago over Thanksgiving week­ Glenview. Bl. They tad spent end visiting hl* sisters. Gladys taro on display. They also plan their Thanksgiving vacation with Jordan and Mr. and Mra. Wal- to serve refreahmente. Library hours an- Monday,- Tuesday. WedFjesday and Friday between boys were quite thrilled with scepital. He had an unfortunate ac­ Kendra Kay, Buran and Billy both bom in l*eudlng Malaysia. cident while at work. Other ac­ cident victims lately were Linda Lone of Grand Rapids visited Four-H Clubs are organized Stowell and Marsha Grinage. their gnuidpan.nU, Die Forresd groups of young people who They were hit broadside with a car while en route home from Sunday vuitora were their par­ and actlvtUea. Doth city the car and badly bruised. Mrs. Carl Hefllebower was also In an IB can participate. accident. She wm a passenger with Mr. and Mn. Cole when brought supper Saturday evening they met with Mra. Echo Fian- and helped his mother. Rev. nigan somehow. We wish all Lila Hanker, celebrate her birthCull WI 5-3481. these people a speedy recovery. WSrsirSt. Office Hours MotiiocUat Church will be tald. The public U Invited , to attend »on In Grand Raplda * Mr. and Business Directory Hticiniii 301 S. Michigan Ave. Whittemore, DD. retired Epis­ copal bUhop of Western Michl - ak the clubhouse M Bradley at severe virus infection. * Sunday 2 p nL Ray Bktdgell. past prreMmt of Lake Camp held thetr annual Christmas party for the neigh­ bor* and friend* of he Dowilr« nxtic Price of the Ffxxi indus­ try.' If you buy anything al all Mrs. Walt Soya returned home yi>U will be intercotcd In this timely and informative subject*. were their children. Mr. spent Thanksgiving vacation maul and Mrs. RJ Kussmaul and * The Dowling Dudes 4H Saddle The public is invited. Thc usual family and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Club met Thursday evening with morgasbord will follow. Guenther and girls. ThL, was the flrat trip of any distance for to the public. at A0D Church Succumbs A* BUhop of Western Michi­ gan. Bishop Whittemore put Hospital Guild 33 will be tueflt- great emphasl* on building up small mission congregation* Lloyd Gaskill for lunclwn and throughout the dloceic. Hr wii recognised u an out­ * tanding leader In religious nock Hospital" ♦ The Everett education, and in social weithe Christmas boskets fonjamlilcs- ln the area. Rev. Vonden Busch presented the program. After a few active stories, he having auld tiiclr homo In Dow­ problem of belter housing and ling to Merle Welcher. * Mr. and Job opjMirtunlUea for negroes presented the Christmas story The Women’* Study Club will meet Dec. 14 at Vida Cunning- tertalning the NcrUxuM Dow­ Since hl* retirement, Bishop ham'* Floral 8c Hobby Shop. She ling Farm Bureau group al their will talk and demonstrate Christ­ assisting other Bishop* In the mas decorations. Anyone wishing East, and had written and pub­ transportation or able to provide lished four book*. He celebrated transportation should meet at hts 80th blrtiiday last June, und the library at 7:30. The meeting Margaret Moon Is a medical pa- had Just recently written a letwlU begin at 8. This wUl be the Ucnt at Pennock Hospital, and Christmas meeting and everyone would enjoy hairing from the throughout the diocese of West1* asked to taring a dollar gift Dowling folks. * Howard VanRefreshments will be served by bo&pital Bunday for more tram build a new and modern dlocethe hostess committee. and X-raj's on hi* back. ★ We proud of one of their ci then* Mr*. Vernon Newton, graduated Friday from Michigan State po­ lice school. He will be stationed in Pontiac. Congratulations! * The WBC8 of the Method!*! Church will sponsor a bake sale and bazaar Friday. Dec. 10, at Many enjoyed the Ttanksgiv- the Hastings Otty Bank. The women of the Church ot the Chapel M enjoyed Brethren will sponsor one Sat­ thc music ge given urday. Dec. 11. at Classic‘•build­ ing In Woodland. Methodist Irwin, at the Motcolf Chapel in Grand Rapids Monday. Nov. 29. The community extends symncar Grayling. * Mr*. Iva Sny- scene Saturday for tta wedfllng of Roy Crothcra and Cheryle Hoard. Wc give them our con­ gratulation*. * The Vikings put up a good fight Friday night to bring home their flrat victory. This week they will play against Greenville on the home floor on Friday. Saturday evening they travel to Maple Valley. There should both be good game* * Tiie Lions Club had more than 20 couple* at the Den Saturday night for their Christmas party The evening opened with a boun­ tiful smorgasbord supper. Fol­ lowing the supper, the group en­ joyed singing a few Christmas carob. Roy TltkemeVer and Tom Nlettamer tad charge ot dbtribuling the Chrbtnuu gift* that each member and his wife tad purchased for each other - -— —w wu* LAWN MOWER REPAIR —AuWilliam McKivitt. and sbter' for the Winter months. * Mr and Appllant* & General Repair Lira Harold Otto left Sunday, family were Thanksgiving din- Mr. and Mr*. Ernest Sandefur. Nov. 28. for Ft. Meyera, Fla. where they wUl remain unui LET OUR EXPERIENCED SERVICE Mower*. E. L. Carpenter HsrdMAN repel' your appliance* beiner, Mra Ruth Klump and Spring. ♦ Mohoma Att-KILakany with factory warranted part*. Storey of Lovell Saturday. * Clarkfivllle were Saturday, Nor. of MBU, wiioM iaxne ia fa AtexMrs. Lulu Clark of Pannalev. He wdrta, Egypt, waa a TtankagivAll type* of repair work handled. Saturday callara at the Joe Cail Service Dept., Montgomery Inr —---- IN- vk" _ Kauffman home were Mr. and Ward, htatlng* Wl 5-2954. M the Trinity Methodist Church Automobile & Machinery Repair Mis* Vera MJahlcr PotteravlBc. Stanley Kitch and new baby. a 1914 graduate of the Middle­ Dnmrhv Fum WATCH AND DIAMOND RING ville High School. Hla funeral REPAIR—Expert workmanship. was held Nov. 3g a Mr. and Mra. COMPLETE AUTO CLASS SERV­ Gilmore Jeweler*. 102 E. State Birman. Mr*. Mary Guy. Mra. ------ ’---- — — Ml U. Oicor Finkbelncr and her moth­ Marys Hospital. * Mr. and Mra. St. Phone Wi 5-5316. ICE—Firtt cis** work. Cell WI Mabel Rich and Mra Myrtle -I V _ er. Mra. Clara Harper, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Hnkbelner and All Llzzlo Blough. Mra Mina Wle- Norral Thaler and Sue attend­ ee. 218 N. Jefferson. H-Lakany from Alexandria. ----- — —• IICA. LINOLEUM i ’ CERAMIC. AND C> REPAIR —HmJanose dial Saturday morning. Woodland, with Mr. and Mra. ting* Fl<~, w—... AL SIGNS’ TIRE SERVICE, 235 S. Jack Sinclair and exchange stu­ State. Wl 5-51 IB. Jefferson—Psssenger, Truck and dent. Anita Henson, from Bwe- MEMORIAL MONUMENTS Of Episcopal legular motilliiy nutting of the DETROIT—The plump roaat turkey which will appear on many Michigan table* during the forthcoming holiday* rep­ resents more than a good meal: tha bird 1* part of a pan­ orama of American history ex­ tending back to the Spanish conquest ot the Aztec* and In­ cluding turkey hunting by Michigan Indian* armed with crude bow* and arrow*. "The English colonist* who landed on lire Atlantic coa«t found native turkey* which the Indians had been huntlnf," say* Prof. Philip P. Mason. Dr. Mason. "Tiie Potawatomi Wayne State Unlveraity Rrchi- tribe of the southern lower vlst and historianpeninsula had a Thanksgivlng‘ It was sometime before they Ilke celebration In the fall ot began domesticating thc birds, the year In which roast turkeys •Ince the bupply from the were a main part of a feast woods wa« ample. One group which followed tribal dances." of American Indians had. how­ Michigan’s wild turkey popu­ ever, domesticated turkey* lation died out about 1900 but several centuries before the lhe State’s Department of Con­ white men came. These were servation began repopulation the Pueblos, In the Southweirt. In the mid-1550'* ao that the They raised them not for birds now thrive tn several of food, but for feathers, plucked the State's forest areas. from the live bird for burnt The birds u»uallv travel by offering*. walking but can fly up to 55 The turkeys of the Atlantic m.p.h. when frightened. They coast were of the bronze­ roost in the tops of trees at colored variety, but within thc night. America* there were «tx or The wild turkey population seven distinct specie*. Includ­ ing a blue-headed, brilliantly reached high enough propor­ plumaged Central Americani tions this past fall to make pos­ sible a hunting season limited species. Indian folklore of *om», both in territory and In number North American tribes held the, of permits issued. Mlchlgita-turkey hunters are birds to be ucred. the Indians believing them to represent re­ permitted by State law either incarnated human spirit*. to fallow the State's Indian tra­ "Michigan Indiana hunted dition of using the bow-and­ them without hesitancy." Say* II arrow, or to u*e shotguns. and John and Mrs. Vivian Vicrk be shown again thia year on the church grounds beginning Dec. 17 through the 23rd, In the eve­ nings from 7 to 9 pm. * Mr. and Mn. Alan Graffmlller and Iric of Kalamazoo were Satur­ day night guests of her parents, Mr. and Mra. Keith Buehler Mr. and Mrs Elion Lawrence and family were Sunday dinner ♦. Mr*. Charles Robertson is In Florida for the Winter. * Five ore at Carlton Center. * Bill ।renter boy* accompanied Elton famlcnnale of Marywille. who ILawrence to Perris State College IJckla and Winnie. at Big Raplda, Mondav. Another group may go on a later date. * Vernon Thompson at Baldwin, w thU writing. * Mra Mina Wlc- Mrs. Edwasd Burkard of Tra­ land was a Fnday overnight verse City .-.pent a couple of day* with h.r sister, Mra. Elton Charlotte spent Thanksgiving Lawrence, and family. Monday In Grand Rapids. * ; guest of h»r granddaughter and family, Mr. and Mra. Kenneth daughter*. Judy and Behondelmayer, Bunday. * Jaa. Barry sold hla home' to Mr. and Mr*. Roland Owen* of Middle­ ville. who have already moved in. of Vickry Wteiaud’e blrtiiday. Mra. Rulh Bleam was and son. William Arthur, of fine jwtdUon in tber bank. BunPortland visited the home folks. wlth Mr. and Mra. William CrldMinnie King at the Charlrn and Mra Mur 1) Hratetler Mr. and Mra. William Cridier. Thanksgiving dijihcr guest* Sunday. ★ Roy Kelly 1* In OsteoKing bomb Bunday. Lunch r. and Mra. Art Ketchum of visited her mother, Mra. Mina Wieland, Thursday. W Mr. and Retired Bishop Vineyard Haven, Mass, where Bishop Whittemore had mode family and Mr. and Mr*. Gten- ginnlng at 11 o’clock with Holy hl* home since retirement in Middleville Stella Hullngs Dowling By Mri. Donald Proofrock By Mrs. GUiOon CurtU R4 Hutlxn ,WI »-«74» IW W. (nadxr l«7-»lll * caring for white their Nat l Uak Bldg. Citlxetia gnajp. Pompano Bead* muUw 1* employed at, Jmw- » . Mra Vinal Taber ot - Grand . Shock* * 945-517t CHAIN SAW f. Brake Relining, LMuffier Service. Business Service* Offered LYONS SEPTIC TANK SERVICE— Installation, Dry Well. Drain held, Pumping ($24.00 for 1st PUMP SERVICE—Sta-Rile Water _ 1.000 gals.). Call 945-5482. Systems. Sold, installed, serviced. Lewi* Electric, Cloverdale 623­ 5381. Concrete Product* KEYS DUPLICATED while you wait. Ben Franklin Stove. State CET YOUR READY-MIX from th. RENTAL OF WHEEL CHAIRS. WALKERS AND CRUTCHESHesdqusrtar* Tor hospital sup­ ALL GRADES WASHED SAND lie*. Gardner’*. Phon. 945AND GRAVEL—Bender Gravel Co. Home oHko 822 5. Benton. Phone Wl 5-5412. Plant. W. State Rd. Phone Wl 5-2123. CUSTOM GRINDING AND MIX- to your specif leal ton*. Farm Bur­ eau Services, M37 Wl 52223. COMPLETE DEVELOPING SERX. ICE — 24 hour Seme* (black •nd whital. Jacob* Preicription IARJERS— . PliSrmacy.,Phons WI 5-2-N56. part* and suppl A McCulloch CUSTOM DRAPERY SERVICE — and Poneer. Francisco Farm Largest selection of Drapery Supply, M37 So. WI 5-3150. Fabrics In Barry County. Kirsch rods, Imtallalion and Hanging Beverwyk's Color Center. 221 RADIATORS Cleanad, Repaired, Recorcd. Burkey Sate. Recored. Sale* — and « Ssrvice. 218 N. Jefferson. Phene TROPHY CENTER —Plus (peetolWl 5-5176. SHOP — All ized engraving of all kinds. Gil­ more Jeweler. IQ2 E State St.. •fvUataaT'&ii 945'231'77 Phone 945-5316. SERVICE ON ALL MAKES of tracELECTRICAL CONTRACTING — CLEANER HEADQUARin our new building at 124 N. •nd supplies. Kelley Electric Jefferson. Experienced meclianbeg* for alt maka*. Authorized Service. 524 Middleville Rd., Hoover Sales and Service. Sietey Elactric. 222 S.' JfHerren. Waiting*. 5-5052. ZIPPERS REPLACID AND RE­ PAIRED In hA»vy gsrmtnt*. Red HAVE YOUR PICTURES FRAMED AT BEVERWYK’S COLOR CEN­ TER — Raw wood ot finnhed frames. Alw, —■— •— 221-W. Mill. MOBILE HOMES SALES — Del’* Radio, Television Rapairing SENT2 - TV COLOR SALES ANO SERVICE —315 S. Hanover, year on 5eKh*ll-C*rt«on Color. TVS. RADIOS & RECORD PLAY­ ERS REPAIRED—.Central Radw Call 945-3481 If You Would Like to bo Listed in Thl* Weekly Service and Repair Guide �Need extra Christmas money? Advertise with a low cost classified ad CLASSIFIED AD PAGE PHONE HASTINGS BANNER Wl 5-3481 MINIMUM RATE—50c for Twenty Words. ■T DU raSHIOnu PRIC, SAFE BUY USED CARS LARKE BUICK CASH RATI—2Vic per ward with mhilmea of SOe. O» ads 9tU lot by the Thursday following tha data ol publication, a carrylag charge of 10c will ba added. lech additional .. . inaartlon without change of toff lor *nulp,ttl SAVE $5 NOW CHEVROLET 1435 S. Hanover Wl 5-2425 Wl 5-2426 n.'it., FIRM IMPLEMEHTS 1964 CHEVROLET VnpaU Cam. 8 cyl; auto. tram., pwr. (tearing. Ona owner. 1963 CHEVROLET ■alaira. 4 dr. Sad.. V-B, Automatic. (Ud'O. Haatae. On. 0^n.r. Calendar of Special Events Farm Machinery 1 1 Woodland School shape! 1963 BUICK ELECTRA nil —3 wheel heavy duty Grain Trailer with hydraulic dump —Oliver one-row Cora Picker. Good shape I 1963 BUICK ELECTRA GOODYEAR BROS. 1962 CHEV. IMPALA ORAM by Hastings School* Vo­ cal Music Department at 3 pm. Sunday. Dec. 19, in Central Au- uni.: NOTICES HUP WANTED 1959 CADILLAC 2 DR. MAN OR WOMAN. BE READY Write now for information on establishing profitable Rawleigh business in N. Barry County or Hastings. Experience unnecessary. Above -------------- FOR WINTER BETTER USED CAR MAHLER MOTOR SALES NOTICES Coll Wl 5-3481 KAECHELE'S Phone Wl 5-2479 whitewalls. $3.47 up WINICK'S Heating - Plumbing 1310 N. Michigan 305 S. Church 1.400 miles. Like 1305HD8MOBILE SEVAN . . Delta 84 4 Dr. Hardtop, custom vinyl trim, power steer­ Ing and brakes. Low mileage and lh showroom condition. | CANVAS TARPS Wl 5-5352 OPEN FRIDAY NITI Supply Limited BARRY'S Chrysler-Plymouth Air Force Korean Boots Classified Paragraphs LEGALS 4 H....WU 4wto $10.88 rVi a* Morlrtrort. ■ FIBERS!. BaVA<OS ASSOCIATION' OP KAI 340 Wmi Mkblcsa A Okun Bros. 272 E. Mich. trim naating* Bowling Alley last Thursday night. In the pockets were a pair or sun­ glasses. car keys and wallet White- tutone. fully equipped, new whitewalls, excellent con­ dition IMS FORD STATION WAGON Olar Befring, P.O. Box 62 for Park view Motel. Baitings) Ph 945-9480 after 5 pm.12/9 WHEAT l>tt CORVAIR p -... Monza 2 Dr. 4 speed trans­ mission. nice black finish with Ted vinyl interior. lubricated and sharpened. only 8135 Service and nallifartlon guaranteed Tapo Drug. 144 F Sell Your Wheel 1103 OLDSMOBILE SEDAN Now Highest in December (WE PAY TOP PRICES) rdlng Pu*o-P!lm Evidence. Nation­ wide. Confidential Call WO 4-3444 or write 194 North R Uoaal REAHM MOTOR SALES 2/3 ACRE BORDERS A NICE CREEK Almost new 3-bedroom modern Home Just out"— E city limits, Lovely large bl yard. School bus goes by trade for house in town of equal value. Phone Wi 6-4791 ■ after 5 pm. Farm Bureau PONTIAC - OLDS - CADILLAC Wl 5-2478 107 N. Michigan Ave. t Hait^gs, Michigan it Fpr Solo—Miioollonoeaa HASTINGS MOTOR SALES 220 W. Stole Wl 5-2454 USED CAR CENTER Corner Michigan & Court . Wl 5-3903 FAPM IMPLEMENTS REAR SCRAPER GOOD AS NEW STORE FOR MORE BEAUTIFUL HAIR -Uu Rexalia fast permanent. Fund and others. If interested, apply In person or by letter to Mrs. Clpclc. Personnel Dept. Blue Diamond Lumber! 34 Avenue C, Battle Creek, Mich. BLADES *8995 FRANCISCO FARM SUPPLY 945-3150 Adi SeO Umucd Item}. �r MOTHER WOULD LOVE A w THERE'S NOTHING NICERT s NEW BATHROOM VANITY— 2CT than a Pendleton Jacket, shirt { * Available tn 4 finishes and 4 CZ or sweater for the man of the j f h styles. Barry County Lumber. b house. Bun McPharlln's. CHIS IK MOHKI J NU TONE DOOR CHIMES are $ W REPLACE THE OLD BILLFOLD P always an appreciated gift, 7. 7 With the outstanding billfold | Prices start at M 40. Steury ftto of tiie Nation —a Buxton all leather at *3M and up. Jacob'* VI C Electric, 222 i9. Jefferson. w Pharmacy. F L k | t S?y i ® *Q 8 GILMORE'S AND DIAMONDS T | FOR REAL SPORTSMEN—All 5 types of leather and rubber J S MAKE “DREAMS" COME® f W TRUE—Priced from *35.00 up » I sporting footwear await your C K Easy credit. Gilmore Jeweler, ®< selection at Blrke'a Hastings ft 102 E. State. 1 J Cut Rale Shoe Store. . 4 AJ, 3 MOM WILL BE THRILLED to f receive the large green plant f* ft that ahe's always wanted. < YouH like the display at St. Q 1 Martin's Floral. fl! POR A BRIGHTER ‘CHRIST­ MAS AND A BRIGHTER WASH —It's a new Maytag Washer from Bulling'*. THE CAN OPENING" STRUG­ GLE can be ended says Wayne Webster al Gamble's. See their electric can opener or thc solid copper, gold and chrome per­ colator. rance loved by all women. Or Yardleys. Perfumes, colognes. soap, dusting powders. The,set* are beautiful this year! Jacoba Pharmacy. t • V [ 1 A GIVE HER LEISURE HOURS— 7 With a Signature Washer or ■ Range from Montgomery 3 Wards. B Z jfl $ GIFT THAT ALWAYS C 1 CAMERA HEADQUARTERS — j Instanutlc seta—»17M—Pola- M SAYS "I LOVE YOU "-Lane Tj j# Cedar Chest* finished In ma- ti B rolds from |19M. Jacobs Phar- / macy. ft pie, walnut or light. Wall- K f BBOTHER, YES I AND AR­ n dorff's. » DENT LOVER! — Billfolds, W cards, pens and more are in $ WHY LOOK FURTHER — Bon- / JR THE < ■L IT 7 CORNING WAl<E LENDS ELE- C t GANCE TO ANY HOME—Use fl 0 it to freeze, cook and serve. Or 10 9 pyrex is ahirays welcome. V It S Z*. ft ■ Hardware. M Y !jA REAL HEART WARMER -if Penney's own Electric Blanket, afl double or single. (Single con- g troll. 5 year guarantee. (15JX1.E cC Z ft 1 ■ "SO GOOD LOOKING!"-Red# c.ft Cross Shoes combine comfort M M and beauty. Beautiful matchM Ing purtea if desired* A real £ j Mom's gift! Birke's Hastings^ M 1 $8 Cut Rate Shoe Store. mond mountings —S15.0O arid , up. IM E State. M {•? M A PLATE GLASS DOOR\MIR- J Vi ROR would be Just the thing , gj tor her to admire her new s m Christmas outfit. »f3i» up at i YEAR'S EVE In old, rundown pj Barry County Lumber Co. 1 scuffed shoes when you can find the famous Wyenberg A ALWAYS AN ALL TIME FA1 VORITE — Painted basketball y backboards, goal and net for ( only BUM. Barry County k Lumber Co. 1 * j J , GIFTS Hi Gins 1 OB , THE‘ LITTLE DREAMER will enjoy a comfortable robe and pajamas from Cleveland*. HIM FOR THE DISCRIMINATING WOMAN —A Lady Sunbeam Ekctnc Sliavor. Orly »13JB. ’ • Gold nriwii itfth UfFiase. V*S Hardware: b 1 1 3 f 1 MOST WANTED BY ALL LADIES—A Pendleton Jacket with ' matching sweater and skirt. Stunning new style* in the finest of materials. Bun MePharhn's. 1 1 < d J j A GREAT CHRISTMAS GIFT ITEM ut Wayne's Shoe Store la snow boots, or slippers that are practical or glamorous, of all kind*. . f 1 i 1 j S SCHADER'S OFFICE SUPPLY Z offer leather framed bulletin and chalk boards, stamp, coin fl and color books, and games. Plus, Inexpensive "stocking" -J stuff er*. SHE ASKS FOR REVLON 8 All। gree Heavenly Intimate Fra1 grance Candle. <(3M and W40 sixes). Pegs Beauty Bar (above ► Savings <fc Loan). 1 j ! 1 j 1 DELIGHTFUL GIFTS — Exquisite • hand sewn beaded bags ! from Hongkong and Thailand. । $34)5 and up in pretty coion. . Bulling'*. | j | J ■i OUR BASEMENT TOYLAND U AH P loaded with good toys and 1 games for all ages. Playschool, Q* 9 Tonka, Millon Bradley, Parker fift C Bros, and others. V dr 8 Hard- «cx ft »are. ffi j SAVE HER TIME AND MONEY! . —What can do it better than . a -Manning-Bowman Hair Dryer | with a vinyl hood in a handi some luggage ea*c. Or see our 1 beautiful Sunbeam electric or ■ cordless clock*. Gamble's. ! *Kj| | LINENS —Quaker luce table­ cloths, Cannon, Martcx and CaUoway towels. Beacon blanfrom Dale'* Bake Hhop? course. it's good! Ou* po •133; two pound* *2£6. 1 'THIS WE LIKE " —Snow boot* 1 from ankle to knee . . . and 1 how about a tote bag for »IM. 1 Blrke's Hastings Cut Rate ' Shoe Store. ! K GIVE HER A LIFT WITH A ' L SPORTSWEAR OIPTI — Fa­ : mous names: Lampl, Jantaen, 7 or Personal. Skirt* and 1 f sweaters (match matesi alack* | { and blouse*. Gift boxed. Par- 3 Js । tt V 4 46 M Bft 1 1 [ ALL OF YOUR LADIES, regard- 1 L lew of age, will be delighted I with a Gift Certificate from j I Mary's Beauty Shop. A FOR “MILADY" — It's “Garey's C Shoppers Haven next to the j National Bank of Hastings for □ thc. latest In pierced earrings M and items that are unusual. WIS Hl Til fMULT MEATS among our 45 varieties ' of home-made Hickory Smoked Luncheon meals. Perfect La: holiday snacks. Illepennuji t. Sausage KltcNkn, 113 B. Jfr- Company give Better Light and Better Bight. Choose from 3 colors. Sec them today. CUTS IOH Schader's Office Supply can end thc searching problem with one of their flreproof file [we SPECIALIZE IN FRUIT • AND GROCERY BASKETS | for the “hard to please." 10* | off on quantity basket orders. I Siiirkey's IGA. net & Gown carry these fa- a mous brand* — Bobble Brooks, / Tiger, Jeanies, Catalina and A Ship 11 Shore In sportswear.^ Gift boxed. ' y OARDNERS WILL BE HAPPY U> show you their wonderful line of cameras — the all-y ear OCK HIM ' Esquire ) BElT HIM (Pioneer) TIE HIM W (Wembley)! Make thl* a knockout Christmas with belt*, ties and sock* from Cleveland's Sterling or gold All, gl.00 to •IMO. Ideas and Holiday Suggestions from Your Local Stores. So, Shop the Easy Way and Please Everyone On Your Christmas List! �Make Safety a Part Of Your Holiday Mood Feature New Books at Dowling Library Event Tiie Dow 11 nit Library te having Fall, the Interior of the building “open house" next week, on waa cleaned. the outside painted, Monday. Tueaday. Wednesday tlw shelvtm re-arranged. An exirit *>«*•-* bum ....... «... fireproofed or nonflammable ma-j I । | Camp Fire Smoke | On Thursday. Dec. 2 Camp Fin- leaden held tliclr Christ­ mas party nt tiie Presbytertan Church Hall. There was quite a' good turn out but although the Hubbard Hills By Mrs. Albert Green teS-lVM Mr. and Mra. George Horn and children of Kalamazoo were guest* of Mr. and Mra. Marshall Tripp over tlw weekend. * Con­ gratulations to Mr. and Mra. David Main on the birth of a girl In Pennock Hospital, two weeks . THIS IS THE CHRISTMAS FOR from many mile* around in tire past two weeks coming from as far sway os Detroit Some lived here yearn ago It te like old Iwnf week when the huntent meet and have coffee with Mr and Mrs Albert Green * Gordon Green Mid eon. Gordon, of Bat­ tle Creek. Mr. and Mrs George Hora. Jr., and family of Kala­ mazoo, Mr and Mrs Roderick Tietz and family of Bl Hastings. your choice of2 screen sizes See RCA VICTOR COLOR TV. color so true and natural you'll compare it to color motion pictures COLOR 11" TUBE RCA VICTOR TABLE MODEL VALUE COLOR Delton High News NOTICE COLOR The Barry County Zoning Office will be open only on Wednesdays further notice. See for yourself . . . compare for color brightness and fidelity. The new RCA HiLite Tube incorporates rare-earth phos­ phors to deliver brighter color pictures than any previous RCA Color Tube. This is brightness unsurpassed In the Color TV industry ... imparting vivid new realism to every color telecast. In the 25-inch rectangular size, the RCA Hi-Lite Tube gives you more picture de­ tail at edges and corners. This rectangu­ until However. 21” TUBE RCA VICTOR TABLE TOP BUYI COLOR lar tube Is also shorter than previous RCA Color Tubes, with less space-stealing bulge In back. Shorter tube means a shal­ lower cabinet... takes up little more room than black-and-white TV. 21" TUBE RCA VICTOR 21” TUBE RCA VICTOR CONTEMPORARY CONSOLETTE COLONIAL CONSfll ETTE and the FHA left school 4arly on Friday morning’. Dec 3. for a trip to Chicago. They were ac­ companied by Mrs Basil John­ son and John Mullinex. Upon their arrival at the Museum of RCA SOLID COPPER CIRCUIT DEPENDABILITY RCA Solid Copper Circuits replace old fashioned “hand wiring" in over 200 pos­ sible trouble spots for grgaterdependabllity, better TV performance, fewer serv­ ice headaches. Every copper circuit Is »n exactreplicaoftheoriglnalmaslordesign. COLOR COLOR Think casual 21” TUBE RCA VICTOR ✓15" TUBE RCA VICTOR SWIVEL CONSOLETTE CONTEMPORARY LOWBOY occupied reserved seats Immediately after thia event the travelers boarded the bus for the return trip home. They then set their watches ahead one hour which made it seem even later than 3:30 am. when they arrived Ttanwtati. JWltaaeritats. MMthieg Mmet Lit LU tta m tuw-n* tats ky WotawlM. Met! Msnatl tautta.' Hush Puppies COLOR C«jOr On Tuesday. Dec. 14. the bas­ ketball teams will travel to Com­ stock for their games at 6:30. The Freshman game will be at 25” TUBE RCA VICTOR 21" TUBE RCA VICTOR 21" TUBE RCA VICTOR MEDITERRANEAN LOWBOY EARLY AMERICAN UPRIGHT ORIENTAL STYLED LOWBOY More people, own RCA VICTOR than any other other television... blacfyand white or color THE MOST TRUSTED NAME .Wf, C0L0R kts Priced from * Fireside comfort in a snowbank BULLINGS At the Mother'i Study Club on Monday this week, two baskets of food were packed with dona­ tions from many in thc com­ munity. Money for meat and ftar M RuwUl- tauM m d»nm. Hush ruins into tM soft Breathin’ Brushed PI* •kin* te resist inter, stains Md soil. And that means softness ... even after soaking. But Uut’s oaf/half the storyl • tealut • Chee witt hid tniiif •Steel ruti !v urn uffut •Mm-terMer Appliances & Gifts Warm, comfortable fleece lining' 139 W. State Street HASTINGS baskets can be made up There will be no January Mother's Study meeting. Soil teat can aave doUara spent for on fertilizer. Knowing the quaJitkea of soil can aid farmers tn making wiser. more eoonoralCerUltewr. Wayne's SHOE STORE �Legion Auxiliary I | in old „ V M c ienna Lists Activities Nashville Senior Citizens to Meet Funeral Rites for The Nashville Senior Citizens C. MeGlocklin _ e—. i mg date, buslnwu of course had and political center of the powerful ’limn Austro-Hungarian monarchy, B I* Held Sunday Jacob's New York Life a . ILS. to Have Leaders of Cub Membership report waa M paid no means Insignificant country for IBM. this Is just 1J under Vienna suffered terribly following MeGlocklin. 43. who died Thurs­ quota. The bake sale netted World War I and found it difficult hall on Wednesday. Dec. 15. day night. Dee. 2. al a hospital to survive, even with outside aid. President of the Citizens Club in Ypsilanti., were held at lhe terexUng report of the National Ixonard-Oiiguod Funeral Home Convention held In Portland, Ore., written by Delegate Jean destroy'd during World War II jat 2 pm. Sunday. Tozer of Sturgi*. Bunday guests of the Melvin I The Rev. Georgi The Unit voted to send $5 to the fow allied nations. England. Whetstones were Mr. and Mrs. dated and burial the Enquirer and New* RememKennetli Carrick and Warren I Banfleld Cenutery ber-A-Vet Fund and to order France. Russia and the United English of Grand Rapid* | MeGlocklin te survived by 1,000 Flags and card* to aid thc States. In between the two wars. hl* father. Ford MeGlocklin of American Legion in their “Show Vienna wm often in the throes of Detroit: hte step-mother, Eve­ Your Colon" program violent political troubles that, at lyn; a brother. John Pierce, of Kalamazoo, and an uncle. Ren­ Ada Bogart. Marguerite Beck­ times, amounted to localized civil nie MeGlocklin, 435 - E. Grand with. Dorothy Kurr, Evelyn Cur­ tis. Arloa Newton. Dorothy Gronewold. Elaine Welfare, Hel­ But now, thc war damage ha* en Martin, Lydia Rogen. Grace Christian Science Wood, Gertrude Craig, Alma been repaired. New industry Is Larsen. Esther Fett and Martini appearing. Even a casual visitor Text Announced Dalhauser. I “He that dwelleth In the secret j Saturday. ———>. wee. 11, member* i place of the must High shall will conduct a party at the V.A thlngs ns the opera, the theater, The Age of ; abide under the shadow of the Hospital. Fort Cuxter. for about literature and the arts are very Almighty.” Thia verse from Hie 100 men Small prizes are given Important, if not .major factora in Technology < ninety-first. Psalm will open the to each winner, cup cakes and the present Viennese culture. There j Bible Lesson-Sermon this Sunday coffee will be served to all. ts still a aliortage of adequate at ail 'Christian Science oc-uMu Hfieaythtii - i* *(« «| Court Whist was played with Alma Larsen taking first and housing despite the erection of Gertrude Craig second. Gifts The readings from the Bible and were exchanged and jello, cook­ the Christian Science tertbook ies and coffee served by Dorothy bgkt bum ulltf tha -Imw. • .h,ck 111 explore rotne of the ways In Gronewoid. December chairman some of them complete with shop­ At the social meeting Nov IP ping center* and medical aid sta­ with Evelyn Curtl* in charge. tions. are essentially compact cities Pearl Alnslic and Wendy Curtis were initiated. Other engage­ within a city. prevented more of tiie Stan Trumble, C.L.U. ments members from being initiated Old Vienna, the core of the city. Upon payment of dues an appli­ cant lx considered a member hut t make* one feel more as if they Rinp.tr.iMe. a wide and lovely belonged -to be "initiated - In­ boulevard constructed where the stalling officer. Mrs. Bogart : YOUR PHARMACIST furtifled wall* of the city stood Chaplain. Mr*. Larsen; I4J Vice. Mr* Newton: 2nd Vice. Mrs until they were tom down in the middle of the 19th century. WUiin lap; Pre*.. Mr*. Beckwith; Sgt at Arm*. Mrs Curtis. Mrs. Kurr, Mrs Fett and Mrs Elvira Sayles interesting historical spots In Vien­ were the onlookers. na. and surprisingly enough, a few Next meeting will be a social sizable parks, a* well as a labyrinth PRESCRIPTION one on.Dec. 10 at which time of narrow picturesque streets that the girls will get themselves all PHARMACY “stuck up" making popconi ball invariably develop when a city at126 East State St. tempL* to expand within the con­ Phone Vermontville This Thursday evening several Phone Wl 5-2466 fines of fortified walls. Unlike somen plan to attend the 259-7298 many other historic cities, till* old Hastings VA Hotpitxd. Three dances are -onxldered therapy for the pa­ tient* and more young women ire always needed for dance hotels and rcBUurjnls. important oartnen The dance 1* from 7 governmental building* and the to 10 pzn. with a break for •ookies and coffee at about 8 30. Visitor receptionists, male or fe­ male. adult or junior are needed in Saturdays. Sundays and Holllay* at the administration build’ng No. 1 Informatlotu.dt*k Gnu, JO.OO gm. Outire: Airtst the infer in'receftirtrf tar*, direct visitor* to approprlite ward buildings and call wards to notify them of the visi­ ter*. Requirements Ability to meet and deal with people and | The dub will hold it* Christ­ mas dinner and exchange of gift* |The Hastings Banner by R.M.C. o 1965 io/:c Thursday. December 9, With the holiday season so i. . —.nxrteus near and with so many activities ',nina 14 “ gwfu! and gracious magnificent. state opera. Usually going on. Laurence J. Bauer Unit city that has rctafned a surprising Ulrsi* nlrfrr 45 American Legion Auxiliary I drarre of old world charm «««PtW drcided their Christmas party v,im would be held Dec. 2. As this history since theJurn degenerate Into a semi-alum con- Scouts Attend Fid I Employment ment 01 34.453 student* this Fall Includes 21.600 men and 12^53. 1 wtimen. women DCTCixyiive Seventy-five percent or , Twn m-- Michigan trsl- . Economic growth will bring thc and maintained with loving care. Two ImtuIrMl hundred and nln»tv.*l«hl ntnety-ttght Ii *>*0X1 75.942 student* ore Ml< ... 1 den mother*, cubmasters, assist-! dents, I United State* to full smptoyants, and pack committeemen , rnent in 1966. Beyond lhe Ring*tra‘sc lx thc from the seven-county area of | newer city. Except for this lovely lhe Grand Valley Council took, boulevard, however. It would be part In a Pow Wow on Saturday Untverxity of Michigan, indicate* afternoon. Dec. 4. at Rockford High School. * r> n Arco I OW l ow In New Year " Pioneer Girls at Middleville Have the architectural styles similar. are so ProbuUy no city in the world has a lovelier system of public Purk^ than Vienna, a heritage, no to .-.peak, from the days of the Hamburg*. wiiose monarchs and princes stem to have been “compultlve" park and palace builders Although originally constructed to maintain royal prestige, the .title to the buildings and grounds hu ar. estimated 5712 billion. • Tlite will create enough near gram tn the skills of tiling the OS to«.l .«L.. ' Th. Won«T Girt. Cluh. .funwith boy*, and adult leadership ; sored by the Middleville Baptist B. Suita. Who preand organixatlon. Church, recently had par' In the pAIT(j tty. wuui>j forecast dcThose attending had oppor- Sunday evening service In honor arelKi Nov IB at the 13th antunlty to take part in reveral of Pioneer Giris Week. • - - '----- — —- —----course*, including handicraft,, It was In November of 1939 mlc Outlook in'Ann Arter. how to plan and put on cere- | that Pioneer Girls had their firm nuionmwie Automobile uom sales wu. will uoauinx. continue monies, planning skits, leader- i mooting. So each j*ar they cele- at or above thetr high IJJ65 level, ihlp of games, recruiting volun- brute wlth SF«:lai activities ----------------- ----------------leer leader*, finance^ for group n waA encampment time, al»9. i ,—.7— ~. 11 ciicsunpmeiu unw. organizations, program planning. Bntj many of the atria received I Ctrnnri nt Mnctina* group leadership, and purposes the ranks and badge*, they had ^‘rantl OT Hastings "MT’fiStain. . «*'*<’ for thw >**«»■ Fri.-Sat-Sun. A & MY “ The theme for this year's rpe- ; Church Sponsor are making excellent use a! them All cf thc 230 parka, judging from mldJ TOWERING ABOVE All ADVENTURES! nil rteL 1S' Baderdup training as one of its ! beautifully landscaped, well main­ and sustaining members. 1 Den Mothers enjoyed lhe scrap!p,e wlth MM”C of l,,e ww <hn tained and policed, and extensively material ration Just to stroll through them. Vienna is the only place In the world where horse allow* are held in a palace bullroom! But. after seeing the famed IJptzzanera in action during a performance at the S:Mnisli Riding HchnoL^one con­ cludes that this I* lhe setting they dtaepe—an-ornate ballroom com­ plete with crystal chandelier*, painted murals and'rococo deco­ rations. nun <which I am not) to describe statuesque white hones. In terms that another horseman could apzoners are going through their dance steps In time to music, one gets the impression of a ballet scrap materials for Uw In theme , _ craft project. In their den. S0**”?** and MxaMng porta These materials had .been do- brought out how these Bible ] nated by many Industrie* of the *bo.jld be on example in | area for their uxe. and amounted 'radershlp. Thc narrator for the to six track load* of material* , wa* Mra. Cart Marble. Ray Hrlrigel was appointed Guide* for the Pilgrim Group Pow Wow chainnan of the “re George Hamacher. Bcr.-;le Thornapple District. Carlton Nelson nnd Agnes Hooper with Ferguson was chairman of the; Ouv.le Neistxi as iieiper. For the group.— Orpha Dundas skits, ceremonies section, and Cokmtet -------------Mr*. Arthur Stauffer demon­ and Myrtle Adams with Gaye strated puppet making. Mrs Pratt as helper. Pal Plocp Is guide for the Explorer Group. I Marjorie Gunn demonstrated handicraft* Pioneer Girls Club meets each j Fourteen Cub Packs from the Monday at 0:30 to 8:30. All girls; are x.lmmiThomapple District were repre­ sented by their cubmasters, com­ mitteemen and den mothers. A group ot students from thc Chryxtal Case Dance Studio, a The Edward Smiths, thc Ward few of their mothers and ChryaErway* and the Wilson Guldet* tal Case Hammond, numbering of Lacey were Thanksgiving 25 tn all. attended Ute “Royal guest* of Mr. and Ballet" at the Michigan Theater Gauss of Lansing in Baltic Creek last week. CHARLTON RICHARD HESTON BOONE mWAR LORD Continued on Wrap Up HOLIDAY MONEY KODAK iGunatc 100 Outfit Instant loading ... amazingly low price! loodiinitontiy ... outomolicolly . . . io you gvt good pictures more easily than e«erl Just drop in lhe Kodopok film cartridge — the camera is initontlr loaded. No dials to set. no focusing. Takes color dides as well as black-and-white and color snaps. BuBt-in flash holder keeps you set for indoor pictures. ' Kodak Carousel 800 PROJECTOR 35 MM Jam-Proof. Circu­ lar tray holds 80 slides. Automatic timer and re­ mote changer, forward and reverse. Remote fo­ cusing — can be used to show single slides. *14450 Pleasant Valley Church to Have Musical Program PROBLEMS CONSOLIDATE YOUR BILLS Rev. M. M. Ovenshlre ot the Pleasant Valley United Bretlin-n bnd of Holland will GET EXTRA CASH FOR HOLIDAY EXPENSES *25" *1000 lig vnur Signature, Sinneifiirn Car Cnr nr FiirwiSiirA oni your or Furniture public. The church I*,located as ■ Local Finance^ Roods. In our opinion no electronic organ compares with the Thomas" says Lawrence Welk ■We use a Thomas on our ABC Television Show, and also at the Hollywood Palladium. And I have one in my hoMe, too." Mr. Welk likes Thomas best. We think you will, too — when you see how easy it is to play. Yes, play. Even if you can’t read music. How? With Color-Gio. Just press a button. The keyboards light Mrs Ed Nash of Grand Rapids Open Evening* by Appointment up to show you which notes to play. You’ll be playing a tune in just 16 minutes. Smiths NOW IS THE TIME TO ADD A THOMAS TO Cigarette Cases • Folding Hangers Purse Kits Travel Cases • Pin Curl Bonnets Shower Caps YOUR H0ME1 DROP BY FOR A FREE DEMONSTRATION! See Our Selection of Celebrity Gifts "My car AN AMAZING NEW BREAKTHROUGH HELPS YOU PLAY THE ORGAN INSTANTLY! won’t go." • Jewel Cases • Tissue Cases Revlon "Intimate" GIFTS Cherished os one of the world's 7 great fragrances . . . Cologne_______ $3.50 up Soap _________ $1.00 Sachet Sets___ $3.50 COLOGNE GIFT SETS by Lanvin In “Arpege" and “My Sin" Fragrances Spray Cologne b Purse Size Flagon $6.00 Westclox FINE CLOCKS or KITCHEN WALL CLOCKS J’.You'll come ” right over. "Then what do I do? Doc?" M°"r tow- The Best in Clocks - $4.95 up KEY-LIGHT For That Special Gift. . . Have us mail a box of Russell Stover or Sanders FINE CANDIES for you —any place you desire. What a wonderful thing the telephone is! And how little It costa! 139 W. State St. Huttings Ph. Wl 5-2081 �Parishioners Bring Gifts for Pastor On the evening of Nov. 37. about 40 of the members and friends of the Pieamnt Valley Historic Irving Church Opened aemblcd al the Fellowship Room tn the punonagc to have a din­ ner together. Thoee attending brought a varied amount of food stoffi along with them which waa placed on a special table for the pastor, M. M. Ovcnshlre, and his family. Others that were not able to Im ax the dinner brought gifts later, making the gift a total ot To Serve Again Cor of Sisson and Buehler Road 4 ml. W. of Broadway, Prospect Rev. Morris Borgman. Pastor Sunday school, 10 am. Morning worship, II am. Young People s service, 7 pm Evangelical service, 8 pm. 6.30 pm. Young Peoples. 7.30 pm. Evening service. 7.30 pm. Thursday prayer 1503 Johnson, Laks Odeaaa, Mich. Bunday school, 10 am. Morning worship, 11 am. Christian Endeavor. 6:30 pm. Prayer service, Wed.. 8 pm. 11 am. Morning wocaldp. 6 pm. Young People's service.: 7 pm. Evangelistic service. i 7 pm Wednesday service. • 10 am. Sunday school. 11am. Worship service. 8 pm. Evening service. Clayton Moto, llw class lead­ er took charge of ths devotions which brought tha meeting to a Close. Rev. and Mrs. Ovenshire expressed their appreciation to Baptismal services, Bunday. the wonderful people ’’for all Deo. It, at 3 pm. that they have done for these Wednesday night, 7:80. Adult years we have b«n at Pleasant choir practice. Vajlcy working with them May God's richest blcalngs be on by Eric Smith. 0 pm Wesley slngcra relxorsaL 7 pm. Jr. High MYF. 8r. High MYF. Monday, 7 pan. Troop 73. Thursday. 3:30 pm. Children’s Vlllage of Woodbury Sunday school, 0:45 am. Worship. 11 am. Youth choir rehearsal. Wed. 8 pm. Fellowship service, 7:45 am. Youth Fellowship, Wed., 7 pm. Bible Study and prayer tcrvlcc, Wednesday, 8 p.m. at Roger Carey home, west of church. Worship. 11 am. Brotherhood. 8 pm. Wednesday, 3:45 pm. Evangelistic Morning worship, 10 Ain. Sunday sclxxsl. 11 a.m. Sunday worship, 7:30 p.m. Rev. David Honeywell, Pastor Sunday ocltool. 10 am. Worship, 11 am. Evening worship, 7 pm. Mid-week Fellowship, 7 pm. Wednesday. Rev. Fr. Joseph C. Dunphy Rev. David Hawley. Assistant Sunday Mau. 8, 10, 11:30 am. Confessions, 4 to 5 and 8 to B. Saturdays, 7:3Q am. on Sun­ days. Before Masses on week- Sunday School Chrtrmiw party at Community Building. Tuesday. Dec. 14. 6 pm. WMF Christmas supper at parsonage. WBCH 10 am. Sunday school. 11 am. Morning worship. Youth meeting, 6:15 pm. Evening Gospel Hour. 7 pm. Wednesday Prayer, 7:30 pm. Christinas one and all J Rev. Bari Schipper Worship, 10 am. Sunday school. 11:15 am. Evening worship, 7:30. Make* you a Member. 10 am. Sunday school. 11 am. Morning worship. Presents ALL THE JOYS 0F t Rev. Frank Crabb. Bible teacher. A. J. Spoelstra, Pastor Bunday school. 10 am. . DAILY AT 1220 ON YOUR DIAL Mon. thru Sot. 10:30 to 11 a.m. & Sun. 4:30 to 5 p.m. Morning worahlp, 10 am Bunday school, 11 am. Christian Endeavor, 7:30 Prayer meeting andThble s Wednesday eyenlng at Mr. Dixon," the smallest reindeer. The story of Handel's "Messiah. The story of "The Holly and the ivy. Christmas in Bethlehem. Santa Claus and how he changed a town. How we came to use the Christmas tree. Martin Luther and his carol "From Heaven on High Christmas in Germany. Adam and Eve's gift to Christmas. The story of the Mother Mary and "Silver Bells. Who is the Man in the Moon? Christmas in the Balkans. freeze (before it stops you cofdl) “My advice, sir- get De-icerI.” collects In your gas fine, then freezes, the sup­ ply of fuel to the engine is choked off. You’re stopped cold. But you can avoid tho tow truck The story of the hero bus driver. Office hours Tuesday through Friday, 0:30 am. to nooiL Anyothcr times by appointment. Sunday service schedule 9:55 am. The Sunday school, Leun West. Supt. In charge. trip-just use American. Regular or American. Super-Premium Gasoline, tach contains tho real tNng-OE-ICER-lo prevent gas fine freeze down to 40" below. At Standard Oil Dealers. “--------------------------------It’s like Summertime driving ,----------------all Winter longl-You aspect more from Standard and you MJ It!* The story of "White Christmas.' Christmas in Finland and Italy. The story of "Sammy Snowman.' Herald Angels Sing. Thursday Activities 6: 30 Kirk House choir practice. 7: 30 Chancel choir practice. 7 pm. Christmas program. Through the Week of Dec. 12. Monday. Teen Fellowship. 7 pm. Local Conference. 7 pm. Wednesday, Day ot Prayer aval Bible Study. 8:30 am. Morning group. 7 p.m. Evening group. CLums for all agea Nursery provided. 8 pm. Chanc<| choir rehearsal. Mr. Gerald Ostrtdh. director Thursday. ~ Ygtffr,. Bukc i ixtll The mistletoe's r6le at Christmas. The Wassail. \ ‘ The story of "It Came Upon a Midnight Clear." - Christmas in New York and Tom Nast, originator of Santa Claus. Glastonbury Thorn. children 4 to 8 years. 3 pm. Junior Senior High Sunday School department A wealth of choral and orchettral Chrittmai mu«ic performed by some of the world's finest groups. Rev. Arbutus HgrMsa, Pastor 1631 Ionia Rtf/ltaiamo Sunday school. IQ a.m. Morning worship. M’am Young People's Service. 6:3u The result of 18 years of collecting by your host, Peabody Award Winner ROBIN MORROW YOUR STANDARD OIL DEALER YOUR STANDARD OIL DEALER Haan Standard Service Marble's Standard Service West State St. and Broadway State $♦. & Midiigaa—Wl 5-3251 AT THE MONUMENT ADJOINING FOOD CENTER LOT All Standard Products All Standard Products Presented by HASTINGS-BARRY VVDv.n COUNTY RADIO To Continue Until Christmas �UNBEATABLE THE .FRIENDLY, L FOLKS / 6000 Everyday Low Prices Over 4 PIECE PLACE SITTING Retired Bliss Worker Dies Suddenly Friday R1 Nashville. ard-OeRood Prunernl Huriie. KI LIP PITCHER officiated unit burial , was Riverside Cemetery. - in DOUBLE Top Value STAMPS Every WEDNESDAY! He wax bom Ln Lo«an Conn- JOOsTAMPS Fresh Whole V Tenderay Boston Rolled Boneless Pot Roastlk 79«' Country Club FRYERS I Hygrada'i Sportsman Bites Company from 6926 until retiring In February of this vrar. tings Baptlri Church. Mr. Gross married Hastings on June 1. IMO Minced luncheon. Collo Salami or FRANKS Club Bologna 10-ox. wl. pkg. 65/ — _ raicnxa I x-varaairaa 69/ LUNCH MEATS nygrauo» . — — Howard (Genevieve) Alien and Plump, juicy Fryers fully dressed end ready Io cook. Buddig's Smoked Sliced Comed Beef, Beef,TwkeyorHam3 3-0Z. wl. pkgi $ | v/acar mayar 69/ SLICED BACON Sliced Bacon 2lb pkfl *1.55 BALL PARKFRANKS'b Nashville, Mra Claudine Oswald. . pi, 89/ Stewart, both of Nashville: a slcp-aon. Donald Koeber of Has- Kwick Krisp 1-lb 79f Sami-Boneless Whole or Half Tom (P!ttv> Kidder and Idris. . lings; a brother, Leslie, of Has­ tings; 29 grandchildren, and two Silver Platter rrllaivr ftakJ. ■«> 65/ LEONA BOLOGNA Gladys She died Ln March. 1929 1917 Durfee ... By Mrs. John Hook Gordon's Roll ' PORK SAUSAGE Quarter Sliced pi, 59/ Highbank Farm Bureau will Friday. Dec. 10. with poduck refreshments.** Callers at the Robert Footer home last week were Rev. Houseman, Mis. Mabel GUtaspM. Mr and Mrs. Melvin Campbell and Mr. and Mn. Harold Hawkins of Hastings. Earl Reid of Nashville. * Mr. and Mrs. VanAldne and dough- Peschke's Polish or ROASTED SAUSAGE Kroger Frozen 69/ I TOASTED Kroger Frozen Peas, Corn, Mixed Veg. or 2 Ib. pkgs Orange Juice Cut Green Beans 2'» 88/ Dutch Treat Chocolale Creme Wafers 2 1-lb pkgs. 88/ Sun-ripened sweetness from Florida. , Kroger attended Use Christmas ' SALAD OIL l-qt 4-oz. bll Kroger Instant (14-gl.l DRY MILK 2-lb. 12-8-oz- pkg Sunday night tertd Leila Hospital Tuesday for testa. * East Baltimore Exten­ sion will meet with Mra. Hubert 49/ 98/ ner and meeting Don’t forget Rifle foe. Axl Curter Blate Home. Can WI B-MR1. 6 fl. OZ. can * "■ 10/ I Libby 1-lb. 1-oz. can Fruit Cocktail Domino 10-X Now It Costs JUBILEE it 2 with a 55 or more ourchaia ■ Lilly SW 4 "88' s Than Ever NYLONS For Port.ili Forced-Ah Heal CARROTS CATJQOD 8 EASY MONDAY Libby Deep Brown BEANS w/tomato sauce 7 Libby Deep Brown 7 BEANS w/molasses Libby Cui - GREEN BEANS Kroger Baled Plain or Sugar Donuts LIBBY BEETS VEG-ALL' Golden Ripe hew ©EHTdJKY rn^u* SPINACH Libby Who!. Kpmpl or Cream Style Corn TANGERINES or Libby FLIP TOP TANGELOS PUMPKIN Libby Cui Wax Beans, Green Beans or GREEN BEANS 500 2-pfy Sheet Roll WHITE CLOUD TISSUE pixchaaa ct . 5-lb. b*g el flodda Libby ORANGES or TOMATO JUICE Model CPH-50 50,000 BTU Capacity GRAPEFRUIT Lbby Radaaan al Krogar thru Saturday, Dec. II. 1963. PEAR HALVES Portable Heater HF Only ’109” 25 STAMPSI C<~. OjtaU « Cacuaben F.,d) GERBER | LETTUCE Dumond SlwIUd UK pl, Oram taler »,u 59/ Walaats er Facial 99/ ' --------- — r«.. Saturday. IL 1965 RIST ASSURED ORANGE 1 fl <«•«• DEC WE CARRY A COMPLETE JUICE ««• UNE OF GERBER GERBER OATMEAL CEREAL t b 1 * QQJJC GERBER STRAINED... Qc (ANANAS «»•* * * ® (Plop- l:.Cel lhe purchase ol 3 Uh or m 0>.mond I.,,. W.IM, « HoU.y 329/Mlied Nata 2n>ri, 99/ BARY PRODUCTS IDAHO EMPEROR DELICIOUS POTATOES CRAPES APPLES it CALIFORNIA Redeem at Kroger thru Isehrdey, Dec. 11 1965. j Another Kroger Unbeatable Exclusive! "Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas" Record Album... only Featuring these Christmas songs lop stars singing their favorite Frank Sinatra • The McGuire Sisters ■ Keely Smith - Sammy Davis Jr - Les Baxters Balladeors - Dean Marlin • Lou Monle - Jo Stafford Billy May • The Hi-Los' - Mavis Rivers ■ Nelson Riddle .Rosemary Clooney______________________________ 159 FRANCISCO FARM SUPPLY . ■„_ _ _ £_ Wl 5-3150 - �v THE States Prettiest Happy Vacation Highlights Interesting The nA* ooUogs vacation peri­ od. tor Mklilgan * pn-ttirat fann gul wiU be an especially happy- FARM NEWS early in 1866, Alai* College J rrmhnuui Jana HUI is piannlna 13 Barry’s DHIA Herds for 1965 Crowned Mia MicHgim Farm Barry Fann Calendar... LN OHDEB OF BUTTERFAT PRODUCTION 4. Wayne Pennock. Nashville .. 5. G. * F. Kacchele. Wayland 3. Wengtr-Cridlor. Middleville ... N 9. Carl BgffMtower, Woodland ... N 15. Karlis Kalnins. Middleville ... N Carlton Grangers To Send Food to Special School carl Ion Grangers on Dec. 3 de­ cided to break with tradition and nations thia week before leaving jirujcct will send food to the Re­ for horns during the Christmas tarded Children's School instead holidays. When they return bn tilts. with the beginning ot the Winter mints. and anything that sen week of Spring vacation Tile Community Progreso Com। mlttoe also reported that the first Medical Care Facility party tary achoui children, is Huber. Howling 13. Rowen A VanBusklrk, Hickory Comers ---------------------14. Wendell Rotter, Bellevue -------15. Rudy Othmer, Woodland -----16. Arneld Lawrence, Hickory Cor.. 17. Leon Dunning. Dellou ............. 18. Lawrence Chaar, Hasting*........ 19. Lockshare Farm. Hickory Cor.. 20. Letton A Mushbach. Lake O.-.. 21. Clartnce Calms, Hastings .... 22. Robert Curti*. Nashville ......... 2X Ira Feakc A Son*. Hastings. .. 24. Gerald Emjre*. Clarkaville------U. Robert Gaskill. Hasting* ......... 26. Ben Endres. Freeport ....... . 27. Brace Eckardt. Lake Odessa ... 23. Faul Wing. Bellevue ................ 29. Gary Buckland, Dowling-------38. Carl Brodbeck. Lake Odewa ... 31. Carl Bahs, Nashville ................. 32. Case A Robinson. Bellevue ----33. Frank Weinbrecht. Hasting* .. 34. Charles Hauser. Middleville ... 8 E N 8 8 N 8 N 8 E E N 8 N N 8 8 is E E N N 19 40 26 62 25 37 133 45 47 24 39 23 37 23 32 59 54 .v 45 41 34 34 M 83 86 83 93 83 84 W 91 81 91 87 86 83 87 M 84 bi 88 86 89 82 Farm Agent rreventative Medicine Pays Livestock Show Opens Monday with 3150 tor low-producing lhe 34lh annual Weatjdlchl1 hen!*. Bta ti« milk sold from I the high-producing herd* wa* gan LlvMtock Show la to be held 18700 per cow compared with 3300 In tiie- Civic Auditorium In [ for tow produccra. Grand Rapids on Dec. 13-14-15. Simon Maiehrie of Mlddle- tolhtequeutton top producing herd Mlcbl^b Annual production figures for gtale University offers a**i*t*ncc IsanU in Michltan'a Dairy Hard. through Ito Cooperative EatenImprovwnenl Aarocaatton show • - --------- -— ■- — •-------that the top herd* averages 3450 One is through Uta Dairy incoma per cow above feed ooul ■widTe the low-producing herds (DHIA* prognun open to all dlarymcn. Another i* a tow-cast Owner - Sampler DHIA plan difference ol 1304 which provides a testing service ■> president Bruce Bergy of Alto Is supt of the show and Matehele is supt. of the lamb division. Entries are to be placed by 6 pm on Monday. Dec. 13. Swine and lamb Judging start at 9 am. and steer Judging at 1 pm. on .Tuesday The sale of champion* ; Uot|1 ot u>fs* PWwn* Telmbu . eftwuw*/ f(tfm prognun wnich la nos Mlchlgan consumers j rolllnf. rolling n-.pnihmi members far for IMA 1966. IBruce । Benn'Extension Agricultural Preventive medicine with llveAgent, can give full information Michigan State Unlveralty speregarding both programs a* well i as the Triform computer records clallsta Beef consumption will ■aUafactory than ~la« ditch" afIncrease 65 percent, and pork fort* to lave hopeltea. dying । consumption 20 percent. In addi­ tion. consumo* will demand ® animal* according to Dr. Clifford updn. the more ready-to-cook. convenience. 5. Igau State Univcnlty'a Coopcra- a threat. “IT you suddenly had a i Tli# milkman of the future *1 live Extension Service. I ttre, what would you do? asks may bring thc family milk &upFor Banner Classified Aits i ply In a plastic, throw-away bet- . Call Wl 5-3481 ll-uuiua M* w ........ I Uc. And. for families with many | 12 1 where they are readily acccMiblc.: Rescuing victims from a fire' milk drinkers, a refrigerator; 14 find U cakes leas time and pre- — *— 1 ■ «» 15 vents more error* than any Need money for' is other method. alblc. day*. There are tho predictions of Michigan Blate University new facilities? to rescue people from a fire. dairy experts making forecasts, Michigan State University safety for Michigan agriculture in 1980. See us for tho money you not-d to finance new farm cautions: facilities, repairs, expansion, EXPERT TIRE 1th etc. Long terms, low cost, SERVICE no prepayment penalty. search a building more quickly and thoroughly, and you can H formation la entered when somc- help each other if there is; 19 tiling happens or tho fanner tnubk---------- ----------181 first thinks of It rather than 1.Tire Shop INDBANI •* waiuns until 'you have time. " the building. Be sure U. S. ROYAL Record keeping becomes a hab- Confuted and frightened people, Drtlribvlcr especially children, often hide Ln 411 livestock man in the Best Buys on ' will ----- j find health recosds New & Used Tires —Inside n smoke-filled nxxn. Mounted FREI! LONG TERM Off for Fanners i;.\, > 16644 14333 14229 15295 14393 1. Hubert Long. Woodland 2. Norman Handbrook. Nashville. West Michigan Reveal Value Of Your Cows HASTINGS BANNER Fann Girl Plans Dairy Records 1 . i* Ke rrenared to Dt 1 1 CUlU VII IW . WV/* 1 • Act Wisely m Case of Fire 13411 15452 15916 16036 3.11 14758 14013 13773 12954 10661 13055 13713 13336 13245 13129 12266 11005 12460 10563 11053 13220 13240 13*07 12449 12163 12738 11473 59 .76 48 40 43 51 L77 41 .76 1.79 .06 .48 54 .64 .75 69 346 528 528 523 5 > 5 5 5 4 5 1 507 499 498 498 497 482 490 489 487 1 .80 473 .78 460 55 152 LSI 449 JIM BARR J mon endcs." Michigan Rural Dclcreo tension Agricultural Agent beAccent on Action' Guide number Herns. He advises that more in- cncd iiundkcrchlef over mouth the project, which la In the making, RD-A-10. and '-Rural Emergency! formation on farm records is and nou? If you t^unkAiw floor arc nylon dish scrubbers. Power." RD-A-a. Both arq avail- available from lhe Extension The Animal Chain Committee able free from the Cooperative Service office. 301 6. Michigan enter. Take is lying Ln lUon during : ‘ ---------- T*------------every posable prec j Boya and girl* from 9 to 19 rescue operation. -----------------ure in the eastern United Steles I years of age are Invited to join builncee und may mean a life USE BANNER WANT ADS! no way aue to ncgicci. , trough', toe need for emergency ( ‘aaved. a 4H Club. Anna Andrus reported that thc . preparedneaB sharply into focus. Sailor CiUxcns took up a col- , MIUtona of people were caught lection to purchase a basket of' without any mean* of providing L food fur a worthy family. AS «««. uv- (Jf ught for tbcmselvin' Gives Tips for 141 K. WoodUad at Michigan Are. Phono 945-941T Main Office Power Failures made to order for pulpwood farm woodlot ter. they gave the Grange a n-m lua ^th contribution to cover me cost of f lh^t n u ““ ii™ <" ■*»* >— . mcdlni, L to be April -a. Estate . More people buy Chevrolets? Yes! other make car? Yes! forget tlsat In many kinds of : Causes vary from the recent Groit-Lakco Lecturer’s Cunler- eastern catastropiia (to a etrnple ence at Green Lake. Wl*. and wind storm. Art Stecby, County Extraslon Agricultural Agent sug- | camping bcrvhip plana, and the tentative Than —Keep emergency equipment In operating order. Make sure was presented. Other faccte Of the trip will highlight future Justed. Keep electrical generators Any other? Additional awards from State­ Grange as listed in the December light batteries stored in a plosUc PIONEER 55O‘,b’*“"" Improved piston porting debver* moro found George Ulrich completely There must be reasons. Name ten. - i Yes! Sure! OK: Clayton Valentine's speedy re­ covery. Scientists al Michigan State University predict that meat ■sulBtltules' now being exprrimentally produced from plant SMITH BROS AII these comforts are available: steering wheels that lilt or lilt and telescope; AM/FM Multiplex Stereo radio, first ever offered in cars; • and Slrato-bucke! seats (to give you jvsl a sampling). 1 Central Michigan's Comfortran automatic heating and cooling you can order—Just dial the temperature and tom it on; Comfortron cutomcticaHy keeps yoa comfortable no matter what tho weather outside. Most Complete Fertilizer Service 3 4 5 6 FERTILIZER FACTS Q MOMiU Chela Saws Francisco Automoblle trouble lamps are n ideal emergency light source, me should be kept handy in the mend and Mary RangucUc in boa of every farm vehicle. distress with a broken finger. munlty Progress Committee- and ooffcn hoaUvwa will be Joyce Weinbrecht and IJrtty Stadd. -r ’159” z equipment where it can bw, reached quickly and convenient/ □old Lecturer'* Awards for boU> ly. Uuitems, Camp lights, FuuJiUghto. and even candles and Orange.-), and 3rd pu*e to Mabel matehen should be collected In Committee report. HASTINGS OFFICE PARKING Strawberry yields per acre tn Manistee county are higher titan -Jara Supply M-37 So. 945-3150 still is s profitable practice, Have you 'slipped up' on More engine choices—the widest horsepower range available: tho 425-hp Turbo-Jot V8 in Chevrolet and Corvette to a 90-hp Four in Body by Asher—Crafhnv ■ by the world'* be*» known coochmakers with everything from lu*yrtou> ulterior* to the long luster Magic-Mirror acrylic lacpuer finish. Self-cleaning rocker panels flush out *alt and other corrosive* with rainwater, dry themselves with outsidd air—another way Chevrolet lake* extra care so you needn't bother. A hushed and gentled ride with body mount* designed to isolate vibration better and shock absorbers matched to body style — coupe, sedan, convertible, wagon. ‘ America's only rear-engined car, Corvair, with more weight over the driving wheels where you need it and les* on tha steering wheels liability insurance 8 9 W for your property? 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SMITH T BROS Uka Odessa • Woodfaad Plant af Woodbury LARKE BUICK-CHEVROLET 1435 5. HANOVER HASTINGS Z PH. Wl 5-2425 �PORK LOIN ROAST Cut from Select, Tender Young Porkers Full 7-Rib Portion Loin End Portion 39:49 OF QUALITY FRYER LEGS OR BREASTS With Ribs AH.ck.d "SUPER-RIGHT" WHOLE OR RIB HALF Center Rib Cut -turilJtlOHT- OONtllli FRESH Government Inspected “SUMH-eiOMT" IDEAL FOR IRAISINO “tursmioHT" KING OF ROASTS! a A* Beef Short Ribsu 43 Cut-Up Fryers. ... Ib. 33c PORK CHOPS <70 Delmonico Steaks u. |7V FRYERS WM. U 29 rrnips or orouno liah -SUrlR RiaHT- QUALITY CACKLEBIRDS -1UMRRI0KT- WHOLI LIO OR SIRLOIN PORTION — a- MA* Leg O' Lamb........................ u 79 FOR RROILINO OR FRVINO t’cEr I ZS, \ (P mA* Sliced Halibut Steak ....u.59 CAP-N JOHN'S |b Sweet Flavor c..,„.w. “49 Spare Ribs ... Breaded Shrimp!,i“: »89‘ "Super-Right" Mature, Corn-Fed Beef Beef Rib Roast § 69' x 75' x 79' Stewing Beefu 79 FOR ROASTING — 4 to 6 Pound Tonder-brcd for Rich, 59 A&P GRADE "A” Apple Sauce Ib 1 No Coupons, No Gimmicks, No Limits... Just Quality Merchandise at Low Prices! HELLMANN'S WHITE BEAUTY DEL MONTE YELLOW CLING MAYONNAISE SHORTENING PEACHES (j' EVERYDAY LOW PRICES LIGHT, CHUNK STYLE, Nut Wt. 6ft-Ox. Star Kist Tuna - a a 4™* 99' 3 65‘ NESTLE'S SS 69' I Chocolate Quik REGULAR SIZE a Scott Towels 2*“* 39* BAKE ANO SERVE — PILLSBURY ~Xi a a Biscuits.... 3 29* ANN PAGE NIT WT. B-OZ. SULTANA BRAND FOR COOKING OR SALADS Salad Dressing a 35* dexolu Oil < CHEERIO a Black Pepper . . . «*49‘ <AA OUR OWN Ice Cream Bars —a Tea Bags . .100 79* 12 < 49' 12-INCHES WIDE Reynold's Wrap 79* CRESTMONT Personal Size Sherbet 4 FLAVORS A&P FLORIDA FRESH IVORY SOAP 12 89 GIANT PKG. 30c OFF LABEL Blue Cheer DOWNY 3-LB, B-OZ. SiZI 74' Fabric Softener ft-GAL. SIZE 109 Chocolate Covered Orange Juice . CAN RED. SOUR PITTED ANN PAGE l Blended Syrup CHWWT.*«.0<I A&P Cherries 2-LB. PKG. Pancake Mix . 49< - • —, 5 «« 79 2*29* ANN PAGE—NET WT. lOft-OZ. « TomgtoSoup . . . “"IO­ 89 2 a CHAMPION ^69' LIBBY'S WITH MEAT BALLS ~ 22 tin GOLDEN RISE BAKE AND SERVI Cookies ALL FLAVORS 1-LB. TUBE 7 A&P FROZEN FOOD VALUES Sweet Peas, Cut Corn or Peas and Carrots 2 •“ 39‘ Lima Beans or Mixed Vegetables n t, RAr 2 ,A“ 49 New Crop! California Navel—113 «“ ORANGES FEATURE VALUE a m Bananas. . 2US 25 FLORIDA GROWN Fresh Corn — 5 AA 39‘ m aa 49 FLORIDA TENDER «lfl* Celery Hearts >UNCll29 RIGALO TABLE-READY—NET WT. B-OZ. — A Cole Slaw . . .10' Uirflb I6C ""Jane P^fccr, 8-lnch Sixa UNLESS YOU BAKE YOUR OWN NOTHING CAN SURPASS... @ FROZEN BAKED FOODS U AAt/\A/ VANILLA/ BAVARIAN 1 Creme Cake 49e FOUR OTHIR FLAVORS AVAILABLE Strawberry, Raspberry, Chocolate or Orange-Pineapple a a Libby's Spaghetti «£ 39' S471 Beef Stew What's in it for you? 13 essential nutrients Jp every slice of Jane Parker White Bread. That's what's in It for you. We know because we put them there. JANE PARKER £ WHITEBREAD 45 CHERRY pie JANE PARKER SEASON'S FAVORITE 1U .. *A 39 r । l - Fruit Cake ... H 1” £3’ WE GBEAT ATIANTIC & PACIFIC TEA COMPANY, INC. 'A* SuPer Mar^e*s 1 b ’*•- SMIRK A S OEPSHDAKK FOOD MJRlHAMT SIMCI MSB ' a a.-, DIETETIC TUNA'""••38‘ Saltine Crackers HALF GAL. CTN. a -a Pie Crust Mix ^HtTWr. OA< Pizza ••’h 9«« — mS.t19‘ Smooth Whip DUNCAN HINES BUTTERMILK Chicken-of-the-Sca Halve* WHITE HOUSE DESSERT TOPPING MIX ■ 55 4 prius imcnvt IN ML AlP 5T0RH IN THIS AMA OF MICHIGAN ... �Gives Consumers Permission to _ — Drop Gas Rates 1964. totaling 81.700.000. j from 1800.000 annually. ...---------- „ w —A 83.000.000 cut In electric mission approved the company', rBt** to residential customers of --------- • — rraucuorui —•— •—— Coqgumers Power went into efrrqurw ror in race* ItX’SS'S EX I Comm Union has grunted Conrumens Power Company permls- certain commercial and Inatltu- Warner* on Sunday. to certain commercial and Indus* prwal of a liberalised seasonal rate schedule to permit potential savings of up to ,750.000 for could taka advantage af Ute new By H n 0102020202020201020200 See the NEW JOHN DEERE 11O Lawn and Garden Tractor betwAn oUmlnsUun of the minimum charge. * The company sold the change* made with the road which BEST FOR SNOW REM6VAL truct additional Industrial and commercial customers to Ita ser- Rapids remited with the ex- A rare picture of the Old Middleville Hotel showing a stagecoach, drawn by a 4-hor»c team, walltog in front runs! pretofflcra turn wiped out men. He wm born In Rush. Mon- Mn Wayne Ferris and family roe county. N. Y.. October 18, held poUuck dinner for Mr. and 1848. and came to Middleville on Mrs. Earl Dunn and family, Mr. 1 February 18. 1888. In July. 1871. and Mr*. Luther Lenz and Janet. Dietrich, a well Mr. Dietrich was united tn mar- Mrs. Myrtle Dunn, and Mr. and it of the village rlage with Miss Mell&m Ood- Mra. Jim Whitmore of Battle ' yean it* preal- frey of Hastings. In .addition to creek. * Mr and Mn. Luther last driver of th* becoming a business man. Mr. i Lenz and Janet were Sunday ayland stage line. Dietrich has served as village dinner guest* of Mr and Mn . tn 1888 and con- marshal and a* a member of the J"n Whitmore in Battle Creek * rk until the line village council for thirteen con- Thanksgiving Day Mr and Mn. XL Passengers and secuttve yearn. His last honor Robert S'rry and Karen and Mr vied to Wayland waa election a* village preaident. *,ld Mrl F”?‘ urre dinner ur and a quarter, which office he filled for *evcnd 4uetU 01 Mr and Mri- Gfral<1 av. lzwjkji u. n ninoiXT —. — J ... u ------ . » fare to Grand of lhe Masonic and Knight* of •"* *“*£’ Day with‘ Mr nnrt and » stage line was Pythla* lodgre in Middleville. Thanksgiving n *T un, trip required four and Is oiu- of thc village* most Mn. John Doster tn Battle Creek popular men Service CominLUon In lhe past 18 nw“'u“ UKaJwl “J0? Uuul WiOO.OOO. Three in­ clude a cut in the company's gas 11th ANNIVERSARY of Hastings Speedy Wash Friday-Dec. 17 Register for Door Prizes (You need not be piesent to win) I Refreshments) "Help U, Celebrate" BANNER WANT ADS hukllng Get the feel of these exclusive feature-: independent ground-speed control. Si clutches, brakes, and reduces travel spe start. Double-action braking power to bon. tear wheels. Foafti-rubber-cushioned deep bucket seat. Automotive-type steering. Take a test-spin soon. BRIITg RESULTS 124 n. Jeff.™, Hasting, Phone Wl 5-5052 Cloverdale - Hope By Mra. Stephen Oi/aod koi life and ^142 E. State St. Mr and Mn. David Osgood hand In front of the old hotel to wi Uveas ita going and coming, and daughter. Debbie, of Brook­ as It farmed an Important link lyn were weekend gueau of hl, with the outside world. There were only a few building* in good. They called on Mr and Mr*. Ira Ovgood on Saturday evening. * The Isaac Oigood* and the David Osgood* were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and young men. which have con­ Mr*. Duane Pox and daughter* tinued into the deeper friend- of Freeport * Mr and Mrs Clair Jerauld and Alva and Pearl Stanley of Kalamazoo were Sunday afternoon caller, of Mrs May Brown and Isa bell Also visiting al the Brown home were Mrs Earl OU* and family pf Battle Creek, and Mn Eleanor Shedd * Mr. and Mr*. Rolla Williams of Burlington were Sunday afternoon callers at the tlnuou* change, in which Mary Brown home * Mrs Hilda Rlne and son. Richard, were guests at the Stephen Osgood home for the past two week, environnteru wandering Into cnmunitlcs where tliey too find their proper held of action and become a factor in Phone Wl 5-2983 Ute prugmiaive communities of EASY TO INSTALL Inside er Outside E. L Carpenter ' Hardware HAADWAM b APPLIANCES GIT FLIX-O-CLASS AT East Side Lumber Co, 811 E- Railroad St. Phone Wl 5-2423 Banfield-Vicinity By Mrt. Leo Frey 711-0211 —----------------- ---------------Mn. Leo Frey and Kathryn I public of the county. and Kenneth, son of Mr and Th* old hotel was afterwards Ro^rt Fre5'■ drave to HolI> rebult into the St. Jama* hotel ' tthere met M*nrin Tiie ; One part of the building was a Broup ,hen dror® ,o Hale to t ■tore kept by Wlthey i Lewis. ®eft "nd 8t*nd the Thank*The beU shaped object* hanging v“«“on on the Glenn rom lhe portico are hoop sklrtj ! which were ii>e monstradtles of ' ?Jr and feminine 9lenn i*‘ller' J1.140 M.r l,nd feminine costumre coatumos to in three thane dav* days Mrs Percy Ellsworth and sons. Mr and Mn. Albert Clemens and family. Mr. and Mrs. May­ stcrc. Near him is standing hl* nard Miller and family. Mr. and faithful dog.' Mn. Merwyn Miller and family. Mr. Dk-tnch. who began an a Rev. Thelma Miller, and at­ । st«<e driver. tended the church pastured by J ^flddleviUe'* prominent the Rev. Milbourne Miller. Congratulations to Mr and Mrs Gordon Blanton who are the grandparent* of 10 • pound Darwin Howard Stanton, son of Norman and Arlene Stanton of Climax The big fellow arrived on Nov, 20. a George Ball, father of Mr,. Rudolph Soya, continues tr? Improve from a recent opera­ tion for removal of hl* leg as tiie result of having stepped on a nail. Mrs 8oya and her mother. Mr* Bull, called on him Satur­ day tn Blodgett Hospital. * Mr. and Mrs. Kurt Carrol and Mr. and Mrs. Junior * Peake and family attended the Internation­ al Rodeo in Chicago last Sunday Mr. and Mrs Sterling French were Thanksgiving Day guests of Mr. and Mr*. James Springer in Cloverdale. * The WSC8 met at the home of Mrs. Juanita Kil­ gore Wednesday for an afternoon meeting Mr* Kate Nickerson ’66 Plymouth Valiant The car that really lets you live... . within your budget! A member once said: "I’ve got a new car, so wbo needs Auto Club Road Service?” Sure your new car may not break down. But, it may run out of gaa, have a flat tire, get stuck in the snow, boil over in the summer, or even get locked-up with the keys inside. Then, you need help. Dependable, handy, considerate help. Auto Club help! It costs just a dime to call AAA road service and leas than a nickle-a-day to enjoy all Auto Club privileges. Join now and . . . LEAD THE WAY WITH TRIPLE-A , AUTOMOBILE CLUB OF MICHIGAN HASTINGS OFFICE Wess ton M—e S4S-4M2 U1 St. I A* Gordon BUxton spent Thanks­ giving week al their Brady Lake cottage. Gordon got hl, buck. * The Friday after Thanksgiving ■Mr and Mn Don Salemka and Mark from DeWitt called on Mr and .Emmr^ Bird. M,^|hd _Mn Rudolph Soya and family spent Thanksgiving with Mr and Mr* Frank Scofleld and son* of Woodland. In the afternoon the parent* drove to BkxtTtt N-'-n t” to . -e George Ball * The local Pedro Club met Thursd«v .-t the home of Mra. Elizabeth Kaiser tn Battle Creek. * oger Brown. Bill Dickson. John Crago and Gordon Buxton spent Sun­ day near Morley. * Mrs John Crago and Johnny spent Sunday with Mrs Gordon BuxWn Mr and Mrs. Emmett Bird and Mr. and Mrs Norman Bird and Min were Thanksgiving Day guest* of Mr. and Mn. Robert Anderton and family at Union City. * Mr. and Mr*. Norman dtoner guests of the Leo Frey, I * Mr. and Mrs Emmett Bird were Sunday dinner guest* of Mr. and Mr,. Lyle Bird of Au­ gusta? Their < Lyle's > daughter. Cindy, returned today from Leila Hospital where she was a medl- Thanksgiving Day Mr. and Live! If you thought a new car was out of the question for you this year, think again. Valiant IS a.family car almost anyone c^n afford. And don’t think ' thaTta^eai^e its price is low, that quality bas been cut. . Far from it. Valiailt’s loaded with standard equipment. Come drive one todayl Let yourself go... to your Plymouth Dealer’s w/Furr/»nvtMM/VAiiANt/UMACim* ---------------------------- '^CHJYSLCT Dewey s Car Palace Barry's Farm Store M-43 at Spragus Road, Dalton S. Honour at Hostings City Limits �) f U-M Plant Social Lakewood High Preparing tor NCA Evaluation I UnOl World War 1. the choir I was sponsored by royalty, and the candidates, carefully aeUcted. had the advantage of attending a spe- 1 tunauly the fall of the Hapebunc ' regime did not bring an etui to the choir nor the school, thank* to the miulc-loving citlaon* of Vienna and the Initiative and adthey are ullh their acUtllle., mlnlstrallve ability of Joseph The survey. one of » group of’ ffchnltt. Rector of Hofburg Chapel similar studies being done in 10 otlrr countries, including Rus- The choir was soon rc-eMabUshcd ■ on a firm basis. World War II dimmed but never completely dlminished the activity of the choir Immediately after the liberation of Austria bi 1948. the Choir and Chapel quickly regained ita farmer (Continued from Page 1) place In the world of music tliruugh they change their timing and type' popular support and the couneel of step a* the tempo and style of of selected members of tho Stole music changes; in addition, they Opera establishment Incidentally, one of tho most vertng tn formation. Including a real "cliff-hanger" where two line* of horsemen approach from an angle al fast pace, pass through Lakewood High Schoo) stu­ dents didn't have to go to school Friday, Nov. 14. but their teach­ ers wore hard al wort all day. They wwe busy iu many and varied committee meetings evalu­ ating tho different departments Cleon House on Current* Models! Wo Hove Marked All of Our Present Stock to In Old Vienna stating uf thc Blate chairman of thc NCA and 12 superintendents and principals, all from accredtt- Rock Bottom I ances, Television and Stereo . . . HURRY RIGHT DOWN While the Bargains ore Here. Many Models to Choose From time "threading Uw needle" between upright po*U sot about five feet apart tn lhe_ middle ot the floor. One bit of balking here would produce a plle-up of monu­ mental proportion*. But the mar- Below State Law The State Opera Of Vienna is noted throughout the world and rightly ao. Presentation* there de­ pend upon over - *11 perfectly rather than the presence of a few In excess of the amount permit­ ted by Michigan law. The com­ plaint was signed by Raymond A special salute should alio be Hankey. State Agriculture De­ given to the riders, whose costumes partment i neper tor of 18th Century design, add to the color of the occasion. Lipisamer* must be trained, not broken by anywhere. Everyone is seated and whip and spur, and *o the eventual "adjusted" before the overture be­ ability of three horse* depends not gin*—UiU 1* a necessity since the only on their natural das* and intelligence, but more especially on lhe patience and "know-how” RANGE TRADE-IN This called to mind ah experience at the Old Metropolitan In New York where, all during the over­ Ute comen kept dashing down the aUka causing a continuous series of noisy distractions. Pcojrle were also Ute getting back to their scats after tiie intermission—so. more of the same! Then, halfway through tb-c last act many people sitting pletely sold out"’ situation when we attempted to get ticket* far a practice arsslon. It seems that • .special formal "show wa* being KM. Tho totally re-styled and re-featured Roper Range "slips-ln" with­ out expensive carpentry for a neat, trim built-in appearance and convenience. 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Phone Wl 5-4174 Stereo Priced from Performance. stl9’s New Model! Lowest Priced! General Electric P-7 oven cleans itself electrically...looks like new even lhe parts you could never clean properly before. Baked on grease and grime simply vanish! artist* were extremely gracious and genuinely sppreciaUve of this spon­ taneous salute to their ability and Uie feeling was obviously mutual. actually saw them tn action. This, tlon of a magnificent gothic ca­ of course, is a disappointment. thedral and an equally magnifk- nt However, the acoustic* were per­ state opera! fect and it waa a rare treat merely to hear tiie dear, beU-llke, beauti­ fully blended tones that came floating up to our gallery from Io Quitting Time 00 Service - of the operatic marathon, few. if any. ot the spectators rushed the aUlca for a quick getaway. Rather, they drifted down toward lhe front for round after round ot applsu-.c ami selections from tiie classics, these Sunday morning appearances fUst move waa made by the Vlcaare in connection with a regular ne*c wa* to restore^ the State Opera and St Stephen’* Cathedral, both on the religion* theme. Thc Hof- extensively damaged. Money" for burg Chapel la not large and the three project* was raised by popu­ demand for ticket* great. *0 every lar subscription, even youngster* available space 1* used. Our seats contributing the equivalent of • were toWprd the rear of a small few pennies each. gallery above tiie side aisle from This, I believe, says much about which our atly view was a similar tiie character of present-day Vien­ gallery acrosa the way. na. 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Supervisor* that they build their Sheriff Smith discussed for more than two hours the psoblems of operating a jatl during the regular county board meeting held at the Courthouse. ----- - convened their regular monthly seataon In the morning, and adjourned late Tues­ day until till* Wednesday morning. Sheriff Mcri Campbell, when CHsUSMONS—Sunday, Dee. 1*. members ef the Grate Lutheran Barry County to Have Pioneer Shelter Plan 15-3 vote, went on record lo erect the new jail on the Courthouse square, and last June h motion to reconsider was defeated --- , nr --- ... .- ------------ . The details of of the the program nroeram . [h(T,Ie pUn of W‘U |h< * community added to the problem, and the City The details , lt#fT were presented the Board of i shelter Planning Training Pro- lias tiod to put more restrictions on parking tato effect. "I hope you will not make the ■ uir i/vbiu z • .norond the th* proposal. n.on.-.i Tennessee underDfffnje contract ,to approved OHJee of chrU ndthe4 Smith declared. Sheriff Smith said a 00-lnmute lite purpose of a Community, located at the Battle Creek Fedjail was erected, principally on the n-canmendstkxi of a population upon the United Sts County planning program will varsity. "Dual skimp an the build- Robert Stack Buys Sherwood Insurance much fallout available 'Jn i----------------------A m£ Including multl-family/dweiltag* and small commercial and indus­ trial buddings In the County is being conducted by the Corp* of Engineers from the Detroit Dis­ trict. Robert w. Stack. 40. of Grand Rapids, who has been associated I wlU> the insurance Industry fort original National Fallout Shti­ a long time, has purchased the Sherwood Insurance Agency, it * Tlie Tlte Music department of the Maple Valley Schools will present a Christmas concert In tlte high sdtool auditorium this Ihursday evening Both • instrumental and vocal student* will participate. backward glances bits oj as gleaned from the Banner files It is estimated that a crowd ttf about 10.000 people wltnetewd the Clirtstmos Pageant Bjuirctey evening, despite sub - freezing temperature and th* fact that Stephen Cooley Resigns Post as Gty Assessor jlic a.'hooL visabllity of having a single That change—from havine one for the First and Fourth Wards and one for the Second and Third — would require a charter amendment. Ru.uell Doty is the First’and Fourth Ward assessor. members of the County Board of Supervisors along with the may- has petitioned the Council to abandon Church Street from ROBERT W. SHERWOOD RICHARD T. OROOS Name Sherwood to Head Hastings National Banff City hall and public works em­ ployees were given a holiday on the day before Christmas and Aldermen authorized paying the Ollllise Construction Com­ pany of Grand Rapids the final ket Street storm sewer projects Hastings officials were au­ thorized to attend the regional meeting of Ute Michigan Muni­ Richard T Groos. president ot and Zoning Commission since cipal League which la to be held the National Bank of Hastings, 1966 and was named by the Thursday. Jan 13. at Nils* . _ --UtRMhas announced that the board jf directors at a regular meeting Director of elected Robert W Sheribpod. 40. He was born tn Hastings hi as president of the bank municipal employee*. Erection of a three by six-foot parking sign fronting on 6 Church Street south of the Citv Bank was approved The sign is to be center mounted on a 4-lnch pipe set in concrete. Among the bills approved was Barry’s October Sales Tax $1032 IS reports from Barry- County in October totaled 8103448.17. That Included 812.067 from building materials. 85403 from general merchandise. *58,076 from food sales. 828477 from aulometive 304 from furniture sales. 87.025 from miscellaneous retail rales J. C. Penney Associates Get Christmas Money Um tax during the month to­ taled 85.174.12. Historical Society Meet* The Barry County Historical Society will infect at the Hastings ing Dec 1. amounted to only cordially Invited. 12,530. During that period Umdepartment answered 28 fire call*—15 for fires In buildings. 7 The Lake-O Squares will hold The special Christmas pay­ ment is cne of many b.mef't* available to Penney avsociates. It Is offered at further testimony of the Company* Inlerc’t in the welfare of the people who con­ tribute so much to our opera- hunting home carting some 8600.- vloua yoara, Hastings teachers. BANK8 111 < I I) -I addition to regular Company provisions for sick benefits, medi- Ill'S DRIVERS GET POINTUIH » Bacheider has been sented in Central Friday morning by action taken Monday evening. . . BACKWARD GLANCES. department, reported to the Thursday Headon Smashup Also Claims Life of Kalamazoo Man; IToman Is Critically injured Sadness overshadowed preparations (or the ('hrutnu* season in Hastings when lhre£ local residents were killed and anoilier severely injured in a headon. two<ar crash on (lull Road, alk)ut 4 p.m. Thursday. Dec. 9, between Richland and Kalamazoo. Killed were: LAWRENCE ORLANDO JORDAN, 48, R2 HartinjU, 1573 N. Broadway, lift" driver of one 4ir. which had three passengers. CHARLES ALFRED PEASE, 79, and hi* wife. FERN. 67, also of R2 Hastings. EARL HUBBARD BULLARD, 66, 2IS Gull Lake Drive, who was alone in his car. *• Critically hurt, was MRS. ELSA FERN JORDAN’, 41, Mr. Jordan's wile. She ha* been in Borges* Hospital In Kalama­ zoo with severe head injuries Facility since it opened In May Friday nights Wayne. Ind., June 8. 1822. at Hastings receiving or discharging pasMngtra.-: Base* stepping to discharge ar pickup passengers have two alternately flashing red lights on group life Insurance, Penco Profll-Shartng Retirement Plan, dis­ counts on purchases along with SOCIAL SECURITY OFFICE The social Security office al the Hastings Water Work* will I LA WHENCE O. JORDAN You Are Invited To Vocal Music Concert Sunday The annual Christmas concert of-the vocal music department of the Hastings schools will be pre­ sented at 3 pin Sunday. Dec. 19. in Central Auditorium, under the direction of Herbert Moyer. The High school Choir in­ cludes 64 member*, the High School Chorus lias 45 stager*, the High School Glee Club ha* 71 and the Junior High Choir has 78 members In addition, the High School Oirta Ensemble and the Staging Saxons will present selections The program u to include such numbers as Fanfare for Christ­ mas Day, Hallelujah from Han­ del’s Messiah. O Holy Night, Si­ lent Night, Joy to the World and O Little Town of Bethlehem, sung by the combined groups The high school groups will on ring And The Glory of the U>rri Awake. The High School Choir mem- and Chorus will sing There Shall A Star Come Out of Jacob £ The Junior High Choir is to sing Lullaby for Mary's Son and daugtij/rs, Mrs.. Lawrence <Elsa> Behold That Star The Staging taxons will pre­ Jordah of Hastings, Mrs. Jerome (Clarice > Mlles of R5 Hastings sent Good King Wencetlaus and and Mrs Harold i Genevieve* the Girls Ensemble will sing The Hall of R1 Delton; 11 grandchil­ dren; two great grandchildren, Gloria In Excelcls Deo. three brothers. George Forman of Woodland, Arthur Forman of side Thy Cradle Here I Stand Trrntan and William Forman if and Hark Now. O Shepherd* The High School Choir s'ou Battle Creek, and a »lster. Mrs Dallas 1 Elsie> Lehman of Scott­ O Come, O Come Emmanuel. Be­ ville hold The tjimb of God. Hymn to the Virgta. Lullabye on ClutetNov 17. IBM. in Paulding Coun­ mas Eve. I Wonder As I Wander. ty. Ohio, the son of Frank and Coventry Carol. Negro Bell Car­ Flora (Allen) Pease While liv­ ol, Carol of the Drum. While By ing In Pt. Wayne he came to My Sheep. The Sleigh. Silver Hastings lo paint gasoline tank*, Bell*. Christmas SonB.'White and fell off and hurt himself Christmas, Twas the Night Be­ fore Christmas and Still Still. Still ■ romance began there ’ SololsU will include Karen After their marriage thev Frost. Tom Bmelker. Lynda Pry­ moved to Scottville, returning to or. Dave Williams. Karen MAKeougn. Diana Brown. Carolyn worked as an interior decorator Coals. Mary Stutz. Susan Engle. Marvin Howell. Fred Jacobs and . . . HASTINGS PEOPLE, Page 8. David Huebner. ney Company department (•on- the Townsend Club and have rcceivi^^a special Chrlrttnas payme Church of Hastings. Lakewood High School on M-50. Elwood 3 Hastings People Killed, 1 Hurt in Kalamazoo Crash the barber shop and central sup­ ply department. According to the news report*, the Kalamazoo County sheriff’s department said Bullard's car was traveling on M-43 toward for installation of heating panels Richland and the Jordan vehicle tn Ute cltv clerk’* office and mayor's office and necessary The autoa collided in the Kala­ connections. mazoo-bound lane of traffic, ac­ The Belson Mfg. Company of cording to deputies . North Aurora. Hi, was paid Investigation Indicated that *321.71 for 12 galvanized picnic tables purchased for City porks It was t)>e fifth multiple-fatal next season. traffic accident In the KalamaPeter J. Note, cement conlractor from Grand Rapids, was paid It took 45 minute* lor Com­ a total of 8841121. including stock firemen, ambulance crew *31780 for curb and sidewalk on member* and a car wrecking W. Walnut at Jefferson; 81,454.78 crew to free Mr. Jordan from a for curb and gutter on South pinned position behind the wheel Street: 8157 for sidewalk and of hl* car % Extra sheriff’s deputies were ctlved her BS degree from Michl- ■ Company which are In the stage; curb repairs at the Superette on gan Btate University on Dec. 11. i of “unprecedented growth which N Michigan: 8720 40 for curb on called into service to handle Before entering MSU she attended should continue for the foresee- E Lincoln: 84.12335 for curb and traffic which lined up a mile gutter on North Street; 81416.13 Santa Monica City College. Muske- able future." for Market Street curb and side­ gon Community College and Cenwalk replacement, and 8321.75 trel Michigan Univeratty. for curb on W Grant route to his Gull Lake residence Joy Davfa of Grand ttaplds was The Bekman Company, Grandhired to teach atcohd grade at 1 vllle blacktopping firm, was paid to Kalamazoo where Mr Pease Central, replacbig Mrs. Jane Ar­ *1.964 68 for patching, including hid an appointment with a phy­ nold, who returns to the counseling 837937 on Market and State; $60 sician. on W. State Road and N. BroadBS from MSU during the preu-nt This situation, he added, has of State and Market: 8468 85 for tier teaching here She U a gradu-____ made__it increasingly more ___ dlf- water trench on East 'Street ate of Wert High at Minneapolis, ficult to devote the necessary along east side of the Hastings Minn. time and effort lo discharging Mfg. Company: 8409 80 for serv­ Ids duties as president of the ice cuts on East and South bank. Rutland Township Streets: 820328 for the drive ap­ Services for Mr. Jordan were Groos said his resignation was proach to the dump: 830 for held at 2:30 pm’. Monday at the made his £ place could be taken Pereonol and Property Taxes by M so opera ng o(Tlc ,r who wlll patching along the sidewalk at Leonard - Osgood Funeral Home the Superette; 886.40 for State Rev. Elliott officiated and burial may be paid at my home. 101 N be available in the bank full Tanner Lake Road, any week- time. He added that it la hl* end except Wednesday, dunrj; great desire to remain on the end at Francis and Williams. on Sept 13. 1888. in Woodland the month of December. Dog 11- board of director* for the foreTownship, the daughter of Lem­ cnnaca also available. -------------...............to seeable future and* 'to continue uel and Viola (Puffer) R>rman Roy Putter School and did ing in the Hastings area before mar- pm. No Christmas spirits will be served, but Jerry Shoup will council Monday that fire losses bring a few old bottles that used to contalrt_them Refreshments present Thornapple Valley home Buskirk, will present a Cliristmas on county property three miles Carol Service in Central auditor­ ium Sunday afternoon MR. AND MBS. CHARLES A. PEASE Approve Hiring 2 New Teachers to Head Nashville Business Group nator for the Civil Defense divi­ sion of the Btate Police; William Barr: Merlin Foreman, project engineer; Carl Goldsclunidt. di­ rector of the Community Shelter Planning program of the Univerrity of Tennessee, and Charles E. Glennon, held operation*, of­ fice of Civil Defense. Federal Center, Battle Creek. Guide Mayor Franklin C. Beckwith and members of the City Council are seeking candidates for, ap­ pointment a* asaesaor from the Second and Third Wards to suc­ According to this decision, God is ceed Stephen J. Cooley, who re­ Thank You for the birds that signed effective Jan. 1. strictly off limits in any public sing AuevMir C'oolev'* resignation Ttuuik You God for everything. building It is a Name that must Monday night al the regular not lx- mentionedI Arnett" Council meeting at the City Han. Kindergarten pupils who attempt In a nation whose Constitution Cooley, in his resignation, said to voluntarily My such Inoffensive •upports the doctrines of freedom he ivad been advised to avoid all "tension possible." and was find­ ing the work mucli'greater than in previous years. H> has been in ill health. Cooley, who retired on Jan 1. prayers In s;ate-»upported schools 1958, after 37 years as a mail or institution*. The prayer or little prayers as three In the con1882. He succeeded the veteran -flnc.-, of a schoolroom are breaking Discussing the resignation, several Council members said sweet Thank-You ,far the food we Sherwood has been a director Sheriff Smith tald parking was the bonk since September of not Hie nGl Ule only on,y problem with witn having of 1964 st *“ ■"» Long prominent in civic en­ his family cannot have any prideavors. Sherwood is currently m secretary of the Barry County chairman of the Board of Edu­ Sherwood has been president ing that he had hoped to train a cation’s secondary school rite of the Hasting* Chamber of dog for tracking and for riding committee. He has served on the Plannlrig with night officers Lack of arm that organization's distinguished। made It necessary for him lo get ( president of the Hastings K>-, wanls Club, has served on the, ; the vestry of Emmanuel Eplsco-, ■Die Hastings Board of Educothat the proper type of fence in a suitable area ticn Tuesday night formally ap­ , proved luring two new teachers , Maria Knrth of 1)6 Coate Grove children. Groos. in a letter to the dirtc-, at Northeastern, replacing Mn>. , George Fogf stltuting In that du*. president of The Viking Cor- Additional survey Hems to be Stack has been a field repre­ sentative with the Employers considered in qualified buildings Group of Boston for the post five are the amounts of usable water yean quacy of existing sewers for the Home Insurance Company of shelter purposes This win deter­ New York for five years, after mine the amounts of supplemen­ serving with the Michigan In­ tary shelter supplies needed, as spection Bureau for three years A native of Escanaba tn the menu. The community *helter planUpper Peninsula, he attended ta.lp will k — —»_ J , Michigan State University dent of the Nashville Chamber next year. The plan will then be of Commerce Wednesday. Dec 8. presented to the Board of SuperOther officers elected were: Vice president, Al Smith; secre­ tary, Mrs. Nelson Brumm, and treasurer. Mrs. Catherine Beedle. keL chief of the CirU Defense Approximately 40 members at­ Sherwood - Stack I n * u r a n tended the dinner served at 7 Agency and will continue to pm. located on the second floor district. Entertainment and an the National Bank building. At Tuesday* county board change ofjfifte followed. meeting, tn addition to Wanket, Maple Talley Yule Concert M C -■ I Federal biw. That 1* the import of a Supreme Court decision lo deny a hearing to New York City l*irents who sought an order allow. approve a tpecial two and one-half mill tax to finance a new jail. That tax would bring in *239.099 07 under the current Suite equalized figure. Last month the county also had 8148.48047 In cash earmarked for the jail project. It took Eaten County two elec- to build their new jail. Sheriff Smith declared that at that time 75 percent of the county board v Barry County ha* Ixrn selected by the U.S. Office of Civil members and himself were in favor of putting it on lire Courthouse Defense and the Civil Defense Division of the Michigan Slate square. Police for a pilot project in community shelter planning, it was announced by County Civil Defense Director William Barr of than one Pint take. myself." • It will l>e the first county in the Nation to have a Com­ Sheriff Smith declared that munity Shelter Plan prepared under the current nationwide parking was at > premium, and program, and the Plan will serve r ——---------------- ------ ——---------- —as a mode) for use throughout Ur*. m*ny of which are in Charlotte tor special parking privl.. . .. nuhllr hruln... I -EDITORIALS­ ,i ... .K' R "God Is great, God is good And we thank Him for our food Amen.’ Gift NUMBIR 35 proved 12 to 8 • motion to cal) an U.S. Civil Defense, University Of Tennessee, State, Local Authorities to Make Survey '.MUIIIi; I to 8 Section CHRISTMAS OVIDE Chrteln*** �Winter Offers Extra Challenge To Outdoorsmen Recommend Sites having enough ktmh. end ft* problem on M-U; th* For Proposed mull, with future expension too New High School caatraUon of studwit* in one Quimby la the only open rural school not to petition for annex- | authorise election within Robert W. Sherwood, chairman of lhe srerndary school site com■ttMf * to recommending two aitM, om south of Johnson Field and the other southeast of John­ son Field, as possible locations for ^ba proposed new secondary committee anol her Pl BUC SPEAKING CHAMPS - Greg Jarmolowict, 16, Croswell advantage Winning third plane with their In Terry, both of Rl Battle Crtak. Taking 13th were Lois Hunt­ ington and Cheryl Rutherford, both Rl Battle Creek. with their 2 Middleville LiKhtwelght, weather - proof clothing uUllaing synthetic ins- rji . ir si a torn a very highly esteemed and ready.teo call the committee for further consideration of cither the junior bridasmalfl She tooked site, or a possible combination adoraUc wearing ajp*11 01 P4”* community as long as she was The committee ruled out locat- Floyd Neeb * Mra. Grace Ham­ blin of 713 N. Church street in cal WMA ladle* tart Thursday. (Hennes* Mown and Mr* I.uella Hamblin were guests from Has­ ting*. -rT. girl, torn Saturday, Dec it. shire in Detroit. They made a quick trip to see Im and live and home foc,Ciiri*un*s A Mm the BohUx. Center School, with her pupil*, will have their Christ­ mas program Wednesday eve. Mm Olcnis Neilsen and pupil* Mr. and Mrs Men Robbed in Grand Rapids eight cldldren. Call WI 3-3481. Two Middleville men, accord- that they were robbed Batur- Professional Harlow Vent.m, the report slated, was sitting tn hla car Grandville Avenue. 8. W.. when four approached, wrenched open One pulled a knife. Ventan hl» billfold teasing the wallet back onto the Two xhlevra robbed Archie1 Beck. 70. late Saturday, then left him to wander about the Grand River-Veteran* Memorial Drive. 8 W . art* until he wa* found by a night watchman for the US. Gypsum Co., police re­ ported. year* with the famed shoe-pac, According to the repurL_Beck | h toot with leather uppers and Dunham a rubber foot. The favorod gear vision They going to sportsmen By Mn. IT. H. Cheeieman far.. Winter 1 Invited — ---------** c,uv New materials offer water- Beck They drove tov proof which also allow* im nut* Memorial Drive. bi|u wnen - footwear ------- --------—- — * .-uciouiuu when Sunday eveiunK. Dev Ifl, a lhe, fnct t0 "»«*the'' and tber- Becktold them that was not Uw Chnstma* program will be pa1,1,11 '5* *??*““dditional right direction, the car was, ->ented al the South Maple Gnnr and c<NIlfort' Lmth«T* Mopped and. while on* man held EU.B. Church * Mrs Donna**ch to mode nearly to- him around the neck, the other Benhett spent Monday with her *y '*5_u'1 S****' ”ve “ | took the money. They then, mother. Mrs Lillie in Battle ''uG'-r breakthrough. kicked him from the car and' Creek ♦ Tuesday tart week Mra T!le ne* Ulthtcr Kartnrnta have I sped off. the report *ald. Mites Ruffner called on Mra F"1® «UvUlea a* Winter ------------ •-----------Glenn* Skidmore, wl» ta net ..“ 'J8 ?f!d c*x,'PlnK fanply ac-, College student* begin arriving well. * Mr. and Mra Arthur tlvlUe’ Thr fun of krtUlnc away home thi* Friday far the ChrtrtQretn । Dalia* H1U1 and family trDIn 1he CTO*d *nd *^’‘8 for- ma* holiday vacation and will1 from White Pigeon were weekend lakrs P"1" *nd B1**1 ronltnue fo arrive throughout next gueot* of Mr*. Mildred Hill. UtUb I '■eon* accompanied her crandt mother to Sunday *ch«x>\ u:>d church Krvlce Sunday, alter j which they all went tq Middle-I viile and were Rurats of Mr and Mra Gary Hill and daughter. Tamms. * The Clifford Moody family were Bunday aflcrnion guest* at the Ralph Moody home near Bellevue * Mra Margar< Petcraon 1* sull in Community Hospital recovering from Injunc* received when/hcr car slid off the road into a tree. We wt*h 401 N. ROADWAY, HASTINGS her a speedy recovery. 1*--------------- ----------------------------- DRY CLEANING One hour "mmm: u caanrns THE MOST IM DRY CLEANING THURSDAY SPECIAL FRIDAY & SATURDAY Dec. 16-17-18 MEN’S & LADIES* GatS No Limit Open 7 a.m. to 6 p.m.—9 p.m. on Friday 1 Hour Service on Request - 8 o.m.-4 p.m. —PICKUP STATIONS— 111 W. Shite St. Middleville Hotting* Alberts'* Dreas Shop Professional ___ __ _ _ Loke Odes io The Stog Shop DRY CLEANING j ________ Devereaux KX. Personal Mention Ronald After five months worgj-g on an Blough of Freeport were vlrt- orr-dhryuig ship, Tom Sothard is Think casual Winning second place with ttMtr production demonrtraUou on mulching potatoes were Irene Great advance* tn Winter ruuipment. much of it. originally come vMcatlunUme with snow. designed for the armed force*. For additional Information about Howard Powall Dies । has contributed to the growth of actlrlUe* and event* in the Win­ Howard H. Powell. 60, died al ter Wonderland write the Mich­ igan Tourist Council. lanrtng. ing a long iilneaa. Hla mother, doorrman wTappcd Ln several Michigan. 48S36. ter. Mu*. Dnullla I\>weU. realmg his movement. No longer dent tn Hastings A brother, doc* the Winter traveler clomp I into camp on two chunks of Ice dent, lira* in Grand Rapid*. He and Mra. Harold Johnrton and man nearly a* much freedom of 1 leasailt Valley PrtacUla. Mra. Maud Johnrton movement, os Spring or autumn d u v.a » nt l remained for a few day* viall garb while keeping him warm By Mrt. tthel Blank with Mr. and Mra Herbert curh>>ui« (*t-)4]4 johnrton. ♦ Mra. Alma Everoit The tart point is an important Guests Saturday and Sunday of Muskegon spent the weekend one for Uie Winter outdoorsman Relatives and friend* from a The heavy clothing favored by of the Keith Yerty* were Mr distance who attended IM fu­ Dewitt Everett and Mrs John Harpham and neral for Mrs Ruth Osborne son. David, of Pleasant Lake, Jr., were dinner i"J«u Bunday low body inolrture to evaporate Ind The Harpham's son. Joe, in a natural manner. Walking and friend.-Joined them on Bun­ residence of Mr and Mra Floyd and family of rural ClarkavUle any distance through heavy­ Need after the service and burns! En route home they vlalled Mr snow often caused overheating, day. an initial discomfort compounded Mr. and Mra. Loren Francisco various place* Among them ---------------------------------------- —re when the sportsman look off and Jim a .1! ,*oend Christmas were Mrs. Delton Oeboroe and were dinner gueBta Sunday of some of the clothing allowing Mr. and Mra. Ralph Weaver and ? icy wind to tiim perspirationand family of Jackson. — j. --a lnner gannento into a The Jack Woods and the Row­ froMn cocoon. land Halts art taking their fami­ lies on the day after Christmas John Cuylar for a VMk nf xkilnr at Hovne Wildfong of Grant. Mr. and Mrs Mountain. rifuci. Vickie and Mike war. Saturday evening gueata of Mr The same problem in a slightly altered form made Winter footCity Saturday to attend Ionia. mm® tlonal Junior Horticultural So­ ciety'* annual convention held Outdooraincn may also find country trail hiking on anow- 4-H public speaking contest. They won the honors during the State Barry 4H Teams Earn Honors at National Meet Tliroe hcrticuUwe 4H demon­ stration team* from Barry Coun- vujop new techniques to co| with-AVipSer lighting provide* Personal Mention <7 school t'e*M*a. ' cording to the Michigan Xour- fitttr to a busy highway; th* Chamber of Commerce property *!on. the Hastings board ha* de­ cided dot to accept tuition »tu- to provide vlnkrticd fscllitlca Births at Pennock Untion to equipment There la even a growing group 1 discarded the notion that Winter < is a time for sitting around the fireplace, repairing equipment I and dreaming of Summer. viously unknown world. PtotcgcnspiNn find that Win- Th» Hastings Board of Educa- naled because of difficult access Imby school board Tues • and insufficient acreage Supi Guenther reported to the annexation petitton unUl Dec. 38, tfeerwfore pracUcadly ruling out school board that there are 25 a vote outside the Barry County fifth and sixth grade students W-H nlan and an additional 84 are in the 5th-6th grade band. Guenther **ld because of this obvious delay and because the Hastings board had not received Quimby's decision until 8:48 pm. creased demand far Winter ramping facilities the Michigan Winter tn Michigan 1* more their regular monthly mealing ■school raoalved a roccmmtndaUon for the location of the proposed new grade to Clinton fllrvet. neontory school building, ap­ The Barnett property on East proved annexation of four more rural district* and transacted the CTieney-Bell property south and southeast of Boullieastsrn district* must being in an indurtrial area; the tieciton within property north of Woodland Avenue was eliminated as being too far away from present school □prove taking facilities and reasonable student the debt*. Just transportation, and also the pos­ sibility of having lo duplicate the present athletic plant. The site growing proup. Fwf Mn Darlan Eldred Sunday. Dec return to hl* studies at Nor.ium Michigan Unit inlnbtratlon School. Mr and Mrs Ralph Turner alU leave Cliristm.is Day on a motor trip U> the West Court and the Tylers recently. Adon Myers of Rose Bowl game Mra. Esther F< it Freeport and a fnend of Grand will accompany tlietn as tar u* ACROSS FROM TYDEN PARK A REAL, LIVE PONY or S5O00 worth of toys of MOST MAJOR APPLIANCES with the Purchase encc Bloom of Grand Rapids a«ul Paul Chrutophel and Mr to visit fnenda. En route homes, the and Mra Sanford ChrlstoplM.-] Turners will drive through Ttxa* and family of near Battle Creek, and visit their eon. Harold Turner. the OtUei Kauffman fiunlly of Gethcn. Ind., and Mias Pauline Mrs James McNanum of genoKauffman of Alto were recent sha, Wl*. who I* here vtsUinc her Mr and Mrs Amman Miller. daughter and family, the Jock Jr . and family entertained with Ctarrye. will be here until after a birthday dinner Sunday, Dec bK .I .a— ■ . . ara Miller Oumt* were Mr. and iAn Mabel Cool of Pinhook. * I Mra Dalton Stahl of ClartsvUlo and Mra. Bert Blank accomponied by John Near from I-an, sing, dined at the Height* Rrai tauram at Hastings Bunday. Dec Sth and were aftentoon vtaiton Poetry Corner /Idmirat, ;ungs. * Mrs. Gertie Stahl ha* ! gone lo Florida. The LENNOX Model LG5351 Masterpiece Series 23" Color TV Mjke; (hlessa Fireside comfort in a snowbank By Franm Johnston SW-K"®- ■ .'Exclusive •Tnt-Out'~ Control •TVt f’^ure’kX miral Eachuiva Color Fidvi.ty Control... ate colors Hush mm tato tire sett Bmttim' Knitted flat seen wltneu . even attor Mtoung. ktItet 'a otof WHte daryi Mr and Mr* Gene Shade and Andy were Monday callers at the ixxne of Mr and Mrs Ralph Weaver and Jane of Hastlnm. * Mra Max Haney. Mra. John Caylor and Mra Dartene Ever­ ett of Woodland spent Wednes­ day ax Grand Rapids * Patricia Neeb. a student at MSU spent last weekend with her iAronta. Mr and Mrs. Wilbur Neto, w «»• Mr* John Caylor were Wto7, comfortable fleece lining Wayne's SHOE STORE 134 W. Stoic St. (23* ov*r»H diagonal. 274 aq. ins. vt*wabl* area) Bynfleld. ;Tbe annual Johnaton Ohrirt- frjfWtMSS'SS!’ AvausUa wish Admiral Sonu R.mote Control (Opt •Ural Einttag Danish Modern Rtyling in Fine Furniture Cabinet* of Genuine Walnut Vbnrora and Select*! Hardwood Solid.. (28H * high. 4U« ' wide. UH* deep) »cfKV>frcv/. Th. B.OOKWOOO-Mod.l YOS111 SOLID STATE High Fiddlty STEREO CONSOLE with built-in SOLID STATE FM/AM, FM STEREO Multlpl.x «odi. AU DMMuror ausis-s-nn WAtturr 80-watt inabintanoou* peak power output ••In»tant-On" a»l t^wration-no tube* to warm up! Profaaaional record changer with 4-pole motor • Floadng" stylua - - can I harm record |rom« ••Vari-Gram'' tone ann/adjuitable rram weight slide Six *tcreo speaker* incl. 2 giant 12 woofers Danish Modern lowboy 8tylin| with e/idtng tanker doors in Genuine Walnut Veneera and eelocted hardwoodi V h., 80’ w, 18Vi'd. Model Y08U1. Name Brand FURNITURE & APPLIANCES at DISCOUNT PRICES Dell and David and Mra. Maude johneton of Mt Pluoeeni itr and Mrs Herbert Johiuton and Tun Smith of Woodland. Ralph 90 DAYS SAME AS CASH NO MONEY DOWN �6 Students from Barry Receive Degrees at MSU Six students from Barry Coun- ot Michigan's seventh district Krishnanturlhl Bellevue Couple To Mark Golden Wedding Jubilee Jail Site degrees at the Fall quarter com­ mencement exercbea Saturday at the Michigan Bute University Auditorium. Hundaratn that More About- ot Tlxx? from HuUnga receiving Rl Hastings, BS in home eco­ nomics; Mrs Janice J. Ktetzmann. 510 8 Hanover. BA In elementary education. Marla O. Knoth. 116 Qxsts Grove Road, BA In elementary education; Mrs Donal J Bor by. 419 E State Road, MA in geography, and Walnut, BA In history. Nancy L. Guthrie. Rl Hick­ cry Comers, received a BA in English. Continued from Pogo One renneus -WAYS RRST OUAUTV * Barry County ever builds a Jail, would permit .prisoners to wart in or where it is built. However, they the exercise yards. Long-term (up Mr. and MrsTwilham H- R*yto a year* prisoners are more sus­ gained tn all the other 82 counties ceptible to medical problems, he Nashville, now residing at 506 N. Slate law requires a jail to be Main 8t„ Bellevue, will observe their 50th wedding anniversary the county scat. on Monday. Dec. 21. ing persons on the outside trying Sheriff Smith added that lie lias to communicate with prisoners in­ side, increasing the security angle. Sunday. Sheriff Smith said Eaton Coun­ feeling and hope you don't make ty, when building the new jalL dug Ute mistakes we made." Into about 14 cisterns which had to Sheriff Campbell, explaining that Hoaung the celebration will be be filled—the cost being about as much os a new site would have on a new, adequate site, said ite tivetr son-in-law and daughter. liad been happy with former pltuu mt. and Mra. Raymond Shaffer of Vermontville, and their He jokingly added that he was for a 50-inmate structure. grandchildren, Mr. and Mra. willing far Barry County lo con­ J ary Beacraft, also of Vermont­ tinue boarding prisoners at Char­ ville. lotte. and paying for tfirir keep. Yeckley 4H'ers to The former Emily Mobee and -We enjoy It.” • Have Yule Party William H. Raymond roe marSmith aaid there la a financial advantage of having the sheriffs hold their Chriatma* party at sheriffs wife as a matron, it would Tliey started housekeeping in clock matrons for women prisoners, families are welcome Each per­ Belleville wiirrc Mr. Raymond an expensive operation. He aald son should bring a 25c gift to was employed at the Ford Mo­ jail units which hold women tor Company In 1939 they moved prisoners have locks which can fefrenhmente include: the Ralph; to a farm south of Nashville Eye family, the Calvin Plummer; Odom received a BA in social science with "high honors" and Linda Shellenbargrr of Saranac received a BA in English. also the matron. with “high honors." Michigan State University sci­ entists said recently that reX search will make It possible to Sheriff Smith said a study axnproduce agricultural products even mure efficiently Consumorx vantages of converting the jail to may spend only 10 percent of office space entirely and building the family .income for food by ALWAYS THE RIGHT CHOICE A PENNEY GIFT family, the Orval Cutahaw famlly, the Robert Hollister famlly tired and moved to Bellevue Ln 1963. and the Donald Borton family. Mr. Raymond is a Past Noble Grand of the IOOF Lodge in More About--------- JJeUeviUe. Mrs. Raymond Is interested tn Hastings People Tlu-y have requested "no gift*. LEGAL PUBLICATION ORDER onera might improve in transport!>« On nnl btel. U> muK !“*? f" IX h> Mia. ne old. omcers cam gvi careless eaMx “““.”7 ,~~ ~~ . Lacey just walking them from one build- l?p?rV*d ,or *VerM1. e Ing to another hot dc* concession stand ate the By Mri. Orlie VanSyckle Questioned by Alderman Lanne. fair and other carnivals. They retired about 1959. wisdom of leasing He was a tenner president of explained that it the Hastings' Ctiaptcr Of the own their cruisers than lease them Townsend Club . He was a vet­ Syckle had a pre-Christmas dlneran of World War I. In addition to his children wait back to ownership.'Rundl and grandchildren, he is sur­ said It appeared that the county vived by three sisters, Mrs. Laura family. Neil Wilder and Ron with a large fleet of rare can lease (LaValley 1 of Redlands. Calif.. Larabee. a Connte VanSyckle profitably, the small fleet cannot. Mrs. Effie Benedict of pakwood. He said he buys gas for the Ohio, and Mrs. Claude (Mar­ sheriff's department In bulk and pays a net of 11.2 cents a gallon garet* Braithwaite of Ruskin. WdclxT gave a birthday dinner for her granddaughter, Nell funded. Sheriff Campbell reported Nov. 19. 1911, In Ipswich. SD. Welcher. Bunday. Gunta were Barry has been paying 21 cents a the son of Vern and Alma (Phil­ kalian. family. Mr. aiul Mrs. Don Welchlipa* Jordan. Barlow Gardens 1505 S. Jefferson g Express Thanks to All For Making the Grand Opening . Of, Their NewjFloral Facilities A Huge Success! Open House Continues until Christmas This will enable you to BE SURE TO see the beautiful consultation and floral REGISTER showrooms that have been FOR added and also enjoy DOOR the Christmas decorations PRIZES Battle Creek with his parents and was graduated from Battle Creek Lakeview High School. He worked at the Tale Royal Civil­ ian Conservation Corps camp until he was drafted early In World War II . Mr. Jordan served with the Rainbow Division in the Pacific Theater until he contracted mshospital in Australia, and then back lo the United States. Fellowship of the Briggs-Bantirid and Dowling Churches will School Friday night. * The The Blue Birds and Camp Fire girls will have their Christmas Mrs Clarence Campbell will ChrL'-mss supper and tree Wed­ of Hastings after hU return from nesday night. * The Youth Fel­ service. They farmed Ln the Po- lowship of tlie three churchte will meet nt the Briggs Church Pease, and In 1961 went to work for the E. W. Bliss Company aa a chipper and grinder In the Woods MethodL'4 camp at Clear foundry. Lake for lunch. * Christmas He was a member of the Wel­ Eve Uiere will be a Holy service come Comers Methodist Church at the Dowling Church for and served on the church board. Briggs and Banfleid Churches beginning at 11 pm. ending at Welcome 4H Club. 12:00 pm. with Holy Communion Mr. Jordan la survived by his wife, one daughter, Mrs. David the Briggs Church Dec. 19 . at 8 pm. with a program. Coffee hour will follow. its father and Augusta; three suterg, Mrs. Carroll (LorraineJ Jansen of Rl Auguste. Mrs watUs and Rotary Clute held a Clarabell Goodman of Battle joint luncheon meeting Wednesday Creek and Mrs Daniel (Flor- noon at the First Methodist Church to hear their annual Christmas bland, N.Y., and two half bro­ program by Use Hastings High thels. Arthur Jordan of North School Choir, directed by Herbert Dakota and William Mead of Moyer. Beautiful Music and arrangements. A TRULY HOLIDAY ATMOSPHERE" Coll 945-5029 Complete Floral Service Leonard - Osgood Funeral Home. Rev. Elliott officiated and burial Early com planting sutetantlally boorted com yields on Mlchtgan forms. Michigan State Uni­ More About- A. wool and virgin mohair wool blend in solid and heather tones, both light and dark. Terrific . . . especially ot Penney's low price! StM-L-XL. ELEGANT SOLID CARDIGAN B. Backward Glances shoulder detail. Note. too. the Pehney-low price. Not just an impressive gift, but wonderfully budget priced. Save now! S-M-L-XL. C. planting as awn after May BRUSHED SOLID CARDIGAN This sweater is made for the mon of particular tastes. Soft virgin worsted Continued from Pogo One of Mias Ruth Robaon. Included In | Barker. Darrell Aldrich. Edwin Maurer. Hasel Caukln, Florence Wcsterllng. Margaret Barnett, Richard Bogart. Hugh Kelley. Gordon Crothcrs, Robert Cul■>5.3.3.5l33i3,35.5.1,3i>,3<3,3.^J,JI3J15,5.Jl35l>l5,S.S,3.3.3 bert. Stuard Edmonds. Donald Weaver, Wayne Ftnkbelner, Edna k<» Shults, Leona Ctatright, Mary Lou Burroughs. Lucille McLeod. Suzanne Sumner and Nonna JacobooiL MEN'S STRIPED CARDIGAN Young Gentry styling in a rich blend of virgin mohair wool and virgin worsted wool. Fabulous choice' of horizontal stripes . . . and a fabulous value at this almost unheard-of Penney low price! S-M-L-XL. "Even Though Our Store & Is Filled with Beautiful | Christmas I- Gift ' I Compare Penneyls TOWNCRAFT sweater values of imported Australian virgin lambs-wool. Note the up-to-the-minute saddle ed this early will average 27 percent higher yields than plant­ ings made li) Juno 1. g before you spend more Items- ''Prescriptions are (Plus S&H Green Stompe) Still the Heart of our Business" 110 g 40 Years Ago Manager Branch of the Strand Theater in co-operation with the American Legion and Hit Hum Ings Comfnertcal Club u planning a unique Christnuu party for children next Wed­ nesday. Those who attend will receive free popcorn bolls and on th? Inside will be a Christ­ mas tree decorated with color­ ful stocklnga, each containing special gift*. Th<«e will be dtetxjbuted tq the children at the conclusion of each performance Th* council Friday, voted S100 to the Rev. Edward Boone for the use In his City Mbwlon here M Yeare Ago Deputy Game Warden Mlllenbweher la-H week confiscated a gill net 150 feet long in the vi­ cinity of Ftali Lake, Orange­ ville. This unlawful instrument tat taking flah Will be destroy­ ed this week together with a net 100 feet long recently taken from Kurtz Lake Irving. Crystal Creamery here has been seriously Inconvenienced by U>c collapw of th? rtoun boiler at their plant They have secur­ ed a steam traction engine and are doing the best they can but It has not capacity enough to do the job Intended A new teller has been ordered but will take some time to get here. MEN S IMPORTED CAPESKINS Full soft fur lining throughout. Slip-on style with $rr»ort side vent. Block or brown. Smooth or ptgsjcin-textured. S—5. M—6. L—7. XL—Wi. W AO IMPORTED LINED CAFESKINS Worm-os-tocrM Dacron*polyester/ wool knit lining. Slip-ons with side vents. Black or brown. Smooth or pigskin-textured. S—5, M—6. L—7, XL—-8gy 0 PENNEY'S IN HASTINGS IS OPEN EVERY NITE ‘TIL 9 P.M. �I Karl Weiler Personal Mention Of Vermontville AFC Jack Louden, who with hl* wife and baby. Cheryl Lynn, have been visiting hU parents, Dies Wednesday the Donald Loudens, and other EDITORIAL IF YOU HAVE THE Continued from Page One worded to Use Milsfactlan of nutny cempcllrd to take part. In our naiiort tlte schools arc open to ( many stete who might not even J wish to say a Christian prayer— arid under our Constitution. it 1* . However, there is nothing In the Cinstitution prohibiting voluntary jeayer. Such a realricUon would, in fact, be an outright infringe­ ment of the Conatitutloml guarantec of freedom ot worship. Barry is Below State Average of Cardio Deaths There’s a lot of the spirit of Christmas giving in every Barry County ranks below the one of these selections . . . here, you’ll find plenty of caused by eardlovuscuLar ail­ ments. Dr. James B. Bhxlgett. president of the Michigan Heart Association, announced today. In Barry County. 5L5 percent gifts to make a man light up like the tree — come Christmas Morning! Handkerchiefs make nice gifts . . . single or boxed. 50c to $1.00 . Combination cloth-and leather $4 50 belts ___-------------- I u| in such places. It may even be that than the rural counties with more ugvd populations. the lovely Cliristmas Carol Service Of adjoining counties. Kent presented by the High School had 55.5 percent; Allegan. MB. Sunday was In violation of Federal Hendershot & Vicinity Long-ilccvc. knit polo ghirti ’ Robes Highbank Bv Mra. fern llmchllli R2 Nok.in. «IJ.^lM 64 peroenL The Heart AmodaUon is recall, many of the beloved old Michigan United Fund agency. carols speclttcally mcnilcn the name of God. PoMlbly groups ot carol singers going their rounds an Christmas are also violating By Mri. Richard Clark Federal law. For. the walks they use are public property—an area In yrhlch Ute name of God must The Aid will meet this Thurs­ not be mentioned. In fact, it may day nt the home ot Mrs. Judy even come to the point where L«tu on the River Road. Colleen churches will be compelled Jo in­ stall sound • proof windows and Our selection of Robes' relative* here on hl* month's leave, left Tuesday for duly in Korea. Mra.* Louden and Cheryl Lynn will remain here. Mr. and Mrs. Andy Louden of Delton visited the Allison Lou­ dens on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Chet Long are planning to be in Grant! Haven this weekend to have Christmas with their eon. Bruce, and family and will then go by train to Du­ luth. Wls.. to spend the Holidays with their daughter, the John McDonnells. Dr. and Mr*. Jack Walton and family plan to visit his father. Dr. DeForrest Walton, at the Alamo Nursing Home on Christ­ mas morning, and will be dinner guests al the home of her bro­ ther, the Paul SummeriotU, of Gun Lake. Mrs. Dan Walldorf! U leaving Wednesday lo spend the holidays with her daughter, the Earl Prahis of Ann Arb->r The Gerald Lawrences enter­ tained Mr. and Mra. Roger Boulter and children, and Mr. and Mrs. Keith Johncock and children of Lansing. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Boulter and Mr. and Mrs. Russell Johncock of Delton. Elwyn Hayward and Mr. and Mra. Lew Warner, local, on Sun­ day. Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Porteou* left • Wednesday morning for California where their ad­ dress will be: 2031 Pasco Dorado, izi Jolla They plan to return In the early Spring. $i offer him leisure, luxury and utility. Kelvey and Bob Casey. Ken Tobias b a patent at Blodgett Hospital In Grand Rap­ ids. He underwent lung surgery on Thursday and Is reported to Servlccj were held Sa'.urday at 2 pm. from tho Vermontville Congregational Church for Karl R. Weiler, 73. long-time resi­ dent of Ute area. Str. Weller died Wednesday. Dec. (. tn a Kalamasos hos­ pital. Before his health failed. Mr. Welter had been very active in rlvd and social activities of lit* community. He was u farm equipment salesman and automobile rrpreMUtotlve and his place of busi­ ness at 6886 Vermontville High­ way. Mr. Weller Ind served as prealdeeit of the- Vermontville Maple Bynip Corporation, was a member of the Lions Club and the Congregational Church. He %as born Oct. 37. 1892. In Fremont, Ohio, a son of Charles and Ida < Thrum Wetter. His survivors include his wife, Alma, to wIkwu he was married in 1914; a son. Riciuird of Ver­ montville; tlirec grandchildren und two u.TAhcrs, Walter and Oliver, both of VcrmoninUe. The Rev. Ixunard Maunder officiated and burial was made in Woodlawn Cemetery United Brethren In Christ Church Christmas Services The United Brethren in Christ Church wtU hold thetr Christmas tervtees al 10.30 Sunday morn­ ing. Dec. 19 with Mra. Dean VandcrVcen of Lake Odrvaa as a special guest The Sing SplraUon will be at 7 pm. Sunday evening’ OFFICE TO CLOSE The Christmas program at the Tiie Hastings City HaU and North EUB Church will be held Sunday morning at 10 o'clock. * 1 Barty Courthouse will be ckaed on Friday. JX-c. 24. and Friday, The Maple Grove Birthday Club had their annual Christmas din­ Drr. 31. tier and party (Bunday at the | township hall. 4 Mr. and Mra. Pretbyierian Cub Seoul* Blair Hawbliu attended the an- r I’resbyterian Cub Scout Pack nual Miclilgan Uvnstock Christ-1 3178 meeting will be Tuesday, mas dinner und party at Bchu- Dec. 21. at 7 pm. at Lcason lent in Maralmll Saturday eve- Sharpe Memorial Hall. rung. Mr. and Mra. Alteon Penfold i spent Saturday and Sunday visi-I Ung Mr. und Mra. Percy Penfold We have the ut East Jordan. * Several from > this way attended the venison latest supper at the grange tail Sat­ patterns urday evening. * Mra. Gtenna \ Skidmore was taken tn Pennock in Hospital again on Wednesday , U Mr. and Mra Victor Schantz j 1 (Armstrong and family attended n pre-r Christinas dinner Sunday ut the LINOLEUM home of Mr. and Mra. Keith ' V Strickland of near Lacey; I THE MODERN FASHION Mr. anti Mrs Vera Hiiwblitz LN FLOORS called Thursday on tho tetters! sister. Mra Bernice Bruce ut Leila Hospital also on Howard i Jones * Mr. and Mra Blair j Ha* blitz und Kenny spent Sun-1 A FLOOR TO MEET day evening with the WtliUun I Swifts EVERY BUDGET y The Michigan State football; team, ranked No. 1 in the Na­ tion. received the MacArthur; Bowl from the National Fuolbuil Foundation and Hall of Fame tn, 1965. HASTINGS FLOOR COVERING 123 W. State St. Soft, rich looking lined glove* Colon, pottomi: $■ wool mufflers plolt these rfchea, however, direr* would have lo conquer the ocean to a depth of 600 feet. Dress Shirts The type he goes for. All silk and all the others— by Von Hcuscn White dress shirts are the- basic necessi ty • of every man’s wardrobe, and they make a sure­ fire gift every See This Handsome Compact STEREO CONSOLE PHONOGRAPH CORNER WALNUT AND S. JEFFERSON A Grand Music-Mokcr , . . HASTINGS Model 919 has a sensitive AM FM tSereo Tuner. Help Is Model 819 0n|y $)4500 Always Close Samsonite Contoura’ At Hand Luggage We never lock our doors and THI NEW SHAFI Or TRAVEL 26 Pullman $34.95 Week EadH^ Beauty Cose$19.95 go home. Around the clock, some- Men's Two Suiter _$34.95 one.is on duty, in our funeral home, Men’s Corti pa nki^421.95 ready to. serve. Whenever you peed he.lpr just pick up the nearest phone and dial our number.. . dependable service is always that close. Samsonite JET PACK Till Jan. 1st IDciigncd for Traveling H-ight, But Right Plan on Pendleton’s’ Fine Woolen Gifts for LEOHARDOSGOOD *~funerial_Motne MIN'S >nd LADIES' WEAR Ladies and CHARLES H. LEONARD "On* W.II ... You Con't Afford Not To" IM L Suh St. Wo Rut Fono.l Ww Gentlemen JACK D. OSGOOD Phone 945-2471 MUSIC CENTER I SI W. State ' ■ Rhone Wl 5-41B4 ___ .____ :_______ •_______ :___ • ; �I Holidays Are Gay With Happy Events Cranberry Crunch Delights Tire Glean Perkins' home on' The Presbyterian Couplre Club fl. Jefferson, gay with the Christ- j iiad a moot interesting as wall as mas decor, welcomed members of I •mteriataing Christmas party on Hospital Guild 10 on Munday Saturday evening. Dee. 11, when Doctors Are Hosts To Personnel of Pennock Hospital Science Studies Solution for Cracked Beans Finland were tireir gwste. Tire girls were asked to bring decoraUo»u typical of their cuuntrtm and ai*o a dish for the dinner. The rice pudding bnxiglu by Karin created a lot ot amure- lUapital Guild 23 held their annual Christmas party on Tiuinsday. Dec. 9. Mra Ikniard Reed was tasteas fqr the cockUUl hour, followed by dinner at Ho­ tel Hastings. Ti»e table was gaily decorated for tire Holiday Season. Each inrnitxr brought a shower gift for with many special symbol* which Mla* Jean Stanton whoso mar­ liavo been kept by Ore family for riage will be solemnized on Dec many years and which added IB. There was also a gift ex­ change, and pedro was the en­ tertainment for tire evening Monday evening at the home of the Lewis Martolra for a potluck dinner Tire evening was coni- wlth luncheon at the Hastings Hotel Monday afternoon. Back at the Stebbins home Mra. .George oota. sugar and coconut. It's etrey to use lard In this recipe even when It comes right out of the refrlgeratce. says North Branch Post BAKED GOODS readily Into menus since Cran­ berry Crunch Squares bake In a moderate oven for approximate­ ly half an hour. They can fre­ quently be baked with a cas- CHRISTMAS GOODIES lb. 80c Springlerlie Macaroons lb. 80c lb. 80c ! German Honey I Iced Christmas Butter Cookies ... (Angel*, tree*, bell* end Santel Dale’s Homemade Feanut Brittle Dale’s Hommade Cocoanut Brittle -IFull of peanut* »nd real crunchy i FRIDAY & SATURDAY- content goes above .10 percent, the beans will spoil in transit. "We have to try lo keep the moisture level at 16 Co 1> perover the weekend, nevertheless, tire holiday mood prevailed^ J and Blckert feel timl they're on The sime evening 70 Shrill­ their way to-rant Retting tins 1 tablespoon orange juice er* held forth at the Hartings optimum level. They've already done it suocesafully on a ainaU 2 teaspoons orange rind Mix oat*, sugar flour, coconut Agnes Cappon arranged for the and salt. Cut lard into dry In- Happy Birtliday Club dinner for 28 guests at the Hartings JiotcL It was also Saturday nlgiiV that the Poker Club met at the Clay- Lass rich than matt desserts, these fruity crunch squares uro also ideal whet: entertaining at Mrs. Howard Ferris, her graduation. and or Ole flt. Nick, assisted •Uh the diatribuUnahf prattnto. At tire bridge tables fur the ladle* that evening winners were Mra. Ken Labcrteaux. Mrs. Earl Coleman and Mrs. Byron Fletch- People's Bible Church Prograi Father Succumbs, Marriage 30c Licenses SAVE $1.00 Holiday Baskets DALE’S BAKE SHOP Personal Mention MU* Cathy Birk wiU ily home • 111 01,1 creditable faaliion as Sunday from Boston. Mass. to vidt1 of ceremonies. The more her family, the Dr. Wilbur Birks, "— ------------- ----------for the Christmas holiday. party end with the door prias The Cedric Morey* und Mr*. awarded to the lucky onto of Sunday visiting MUa Mary Morey the evening. Bea Hammond utui and the Dr. Arthur Haight family. Mary will be here for Christmas Clara flage; Mrs. Helen Engle, with tier family and the Haights usatsted by the night nurses made all of tire attractive invi­ tation*; Nila Trick, Virginia Utter and Carolyn Ptench ar­ ranger! all at the lovely decora­ tions; MarJarre Buckborough was Sale FREE and Katie Bristol took core of door prizes and needless to say. Dr. Gordon Finnic was chairman for the iKBters and program. The Clayton Bnuidstelters will be with the Robert Dudley family In Portage Christmas Eve and Christmas Day The Gordon Cove family win join them all fiat XMAS GIFTS WITH EVERY Hodges Nashville Near Goal, FROM OUR HUGE REGULAR $TOCK OF FINE HOME FURNISH- THIS WEEK-END ONLY, 3.98 value Buy Both 1.98 merriment at tire Presbyterian Hall Monday evening when all of the Pennock Hospital doctors entertained the entire hospital Christmas baskets to deserv- INGS. tire salad provided by the-hos­ tess. Mrs. Howard Prost, at her home Tuesday afternoon. Pirate bridge was played and Mrs. Rudoiph Fkra took the prise. llclou* repost It was too agreed that (Jits was a । Idea, for the Sabbath Day. .Small CHOOSE YOUR OWN were intrigued with the new In­ door ycar-anxmd swimming pool at the Pryor home. After the tegular meeting It an added altraoUrely Dr. and Mrs Jack Walton are entertaining Dr. and Mrs. Bard Bloom and tireir office staff at Christmas was celebrated by their home. 525 W Green, for a Christmas party on Saturday tire Pioneer Fann Bureau group in a very special way when tire evening. Dec 19. tiou ll love our Society newS There are parties galore, large Nashville's United Fund goal! i* fl AM. More than SI JOO nas already been given. Future con- ; tributlons may be made at the I Super Market Jewelers, where; Victor Higdon will see that it is I turned over to those in charge of1 JEWELRY HEADQUARTERS FOR KEEPSAKE A^D ORANGE BLOSSOM DIAMONDS Established I Sil FURCHASE AT YOUR NEAREST "QUALITY FURNITURE­ STORE CHOOSE UP TO $100.00 IN FREE Iff the Power of FIIIMK COMPARE! MERCHANDISE! Is $10 to $20 3.00 Is $21 to $?5 ... 5.00 . 10.00 Is $61 to $90 ... 15.00 Is $91 to $139 „ 20.00 Is $140 to $199 35.00 Is $200 to $299 50.00 Is $300 to $399 75.00 Is $36 to $60 OPEN LATE UNTIL -If $400 or Over BUY NOW FROM A REFUTABLE ESTABLISHED LOCAL DEAUR. . CHRISTMAS family coming here. The senior Knopfs will be with another son and his family, the Richard : Knopfs, at Pinkney far the Christ­ mas holidays I Mr. and Mrs. John Chandler. iKen and Torn, who will be home from Michigan Tech, on Salur, day. and Jett ar* loavliig Monday far Naples. Fla . where they will OUR STORES ARE NEVER OFEN ON THE SABBATH! WE GUARANTEE NO DOWN TO BEAT! PAYMENTS ANY PRICES ON NOTHING TO FAY on Dec. 8 for California. They will spend four days with Their daughter, Carole, at Palo Alto, and then go to San FrancUcu for the Rose Bow) game. The Oarald LyflJcs will be en­ tertained on Christmas Day ut the home of her father; the Rob­ ert Tylers, of Gun Lake road. By giving flowers you con gladden the U heart of the jch or poor. Finish Your Shopping the "Easy" Way . . . Just Call Harm or Betty. They will personally select your Holiday Flowers. COMPARABLE MDSE. TIL NEXT MARCH "S.W. MICHIGAN'S LEADING CHAIN OF FURNITURE STORES” POINSETTIAS As Traditional As Your CHRISTMAS TREE! OUR SELECTION- STATE STREET WE DON’T DEAL IN LIVESTOCK — ONLY FINE QUALITY fUKNITUAT ALSO SERVING THIS IMMEDIATE SHOFFtNG AREA ON THE MAIN FOUR CORNERS OF OTSEGO' Hastings Flower Shoppe 206 E State Wl 5-5952 �•—Tin BASTINGS BANNT* Thursday. December IS. IMS the holiday aaaaon for member*, f. ■ Holiday Snow Ball At Country Club £ For Younger Set • f* 1 Tip Cui .JMakes Best Ever WU1 Braised Entree Youth Council, ha* announced! school rtudents and The annual Snow Ball, one of the outstanding social event* of •tris. ireen. nawir ,o lhe !h.t co-*pon-1 moizc-hHtt mrehod of giving tniPri-Hl-Y 1 Jernes* to certain bee! cut*. , Should you * l*h a toneless pot-roast a* a 'meat cut for pot-rout change. Reba Staggs, meat autlvortty. -suggtwt* Mriotn tip This come* from the iundquarter. near the area from which round .'traka are cut. Cigar Special Hostings Eastern Star Chapter Holds Initiation Ceremom Hastings OKS. Chapter hel 7 Initiated were Lura Hui and Gladys Webmhofcr. honored from (Regular $2.50) We have a great selection of pipes and Christmas wrapped cigars. GARDNER'S I Tlie Ron Lewises plan to en1 terrain her family. Mr. and Mra Joe <Janet) Bailey and son. Eric, of Chicago, Ill, Mr. and 'Mr* Brown pot-roast in lard . „ _ . ocn i-wjuc. sum anu swri. jr, drippings. Pour off drippings. ond her grandparent*. Mr. and Add <alt. pepper, basil, tliyme. Mra Dura* Olin of Lowell on cumin and water Cover tightly ChrUtma* Day ' and cook slowly 3 to 3', hours | The Roy Thomases will enteror until tender. Thicken cook- rain Mr. and Mr* Frank Hyne* ing liquid with flour for gravy..and Mr. and Mra Ward Hyne.* ' if desired. 8 lo 10 servings. for dinner on Christmas Day. Mr* Franklin Huntley, chairman 11623670 ... j ... || .| Ringo-Swingo Club i hosts Hosts quests. Guests. nan Plans New Year's Party SSC ,111 LUIIIVIUII IXIIVJ ftom Lftkc Odrsna Woodland. Iran Georgianne Oeorffianne Hellman I Lansing. Marshall. Bast Leroy, | Ml** Mi*s Jean became the bride of Michael : Battle Cre?k. Delton. Kalamazoo Hynes Potter on Saturday. Nov. ftn4j senlac. Sa*k*tchewan. Can37. nt St. Paul's Evangelical ada. who danced to the enjoyLutheran Church at Tomah.. able calling of guest caller. Wu I Wayne WUcox of Battle Creek. The bride Is the daughter of and the Ringo-Swingo Square Mr and Mrs Bruce C. Heilman i Dance class wa* also urdeOmed of Tomah, Wia.. and tlie groom to their first dance on Saturday i* the *on of Mr. and Mra. Ger- | evening The bnde chose a floor-length imwii of ivory peau de so* The fitted bodice featured a scallopcd scoop neckline and elbowlength sleeves edged with Alencun lace The sheath skirt had an attaclied chapcl-length train Perfectly wonderful way to pamper her . . . dance, but Imai plan* were made for the Club's annual New Year's Eve party wlud^will be held at the Northeastern School. The Lake Odoon Square Dunce Club are to be guests with their caller, Marv "Freestone, and George con appliques. Her headpiece wa* piatne. There will be a potluck a pill Uik covered with peau de with ham. roil*, and coffee turn­ sole and trimmed with two bow*' uhed by the club. Door prize) in the back. It held an elbow- WlU alM> be given. ■ length French «I!k ■ illusion leiL The Pete Powell* are Ln'charge She carried a crescent of Ivory of tickets and advratlr— ' Fugl mums and ivy. ..xher committee chats The 'bridesmaids wore Hoar- a* follows Decorating. length gown* featuring avacadoJLoulre Cunningham. F ----velvet fiUed bodices and ivory ndttee. Preston and Angle Camp­ crepe sheath *kliti They wore btH: Punch table. Meivtn and matching pill box hots Their Loutee Haight; Clean-up. Ward ___ __ __ -__________ ;_ daisy mum*. The general chairmen are Mer- will bring more glamour and luxury into her life. The loveliest and most endearing gifts are garments and accessories selected here by you. Easy to Choose Selections from Her 7 vri.ru M ura. num . ------- . .. .,—’---- _---- . groomunen were Henry P Reevuv Cla,rrnCw *nd f'cJd* Knock — ... ...... — « . - and mm rnltljw th,. IA-.1IU.-OUJ. .. miu O.Cpiiril -- - Housecoats $4.98 to $16.98 Gowns and PM u or™ Bay wu, .rd Mr . t£‘e” ™ Pajamas.. $2.98to$16.98 em Unlverally in June Sweaters . $6.98 ta$19.98/? Stoles . Panties "J ..$1.00 Slips and Half Slips . $3.00 to $5.00 Fashion Jewelry. $1.00 up Hankies* I I and Barbecued SPARE RIBS TOO! Ready to Servo . . . Coma and Get 'Em! The Superette Tom & Sally Robinson 205 N. Michigan —OPEN DAILY— 9 A.M. to 11 P.M. Time to arrange for Photograph* are always welcome vidual portrait* or family group*. ~—Twk Xht'Um** gift*. We’re happy help Sp™-~"» --- ,.l,S Photo Greeting Cards, too! WHITE’S PHOTOGRAPHY Phone 945-3967 107 S. Jefferson Hastings , CTrUtflllu-_____________________ Personal Mention Skirts .... $6.98 to $14.98 /' Hosiery Mr. and Mrs Gerald Sherry and daughter. Elaine, are leaving Thuraday for Kentucky as their son and brother, Pvt Gerald | Sherry, will have finished hl*1 basic training at Ft. Knox and • will return home with them on < leave until Jan. 4th. t | Guest* on Friday and S*tur- i day of the Rev and Mra. George I Huff were friend* who were ml*sionarie* with them in Sierra I Leone, We«t Africa. Rev. and! Mrs. Malcolm Eltta. who have! recently returned! from that area, | and *l*o ML** Ione Driscoll of Grand Rapid*, who ha* been a { missionary for a number oi year* । in West Africa. I I vvstvswsttttitwstiravwraswvwvswsravw Blouses ... $2.98 to $8.98 Priced from --- Potter of Woodland. Seating the . Meads guest* were James Heilman. ------------ • • brother of the bride, and Robert Tlie Herbert Reinhardt* will be Mouet. iguesu of their daughter and The reception wa* held at the family, the David Ter Meer* of Carlton immediately following Grand Rapids, on Christmas live ceremony. “ Day. and the following Sunday. Mr, MU, U , wmh tta,-1 ™ Robes, Dusters and Gloves.... $1.00 to $6.98 Dr. William Hcirtgel was al his best in the’presentation of the program, showing picture* taken on his recent trip to The Holy Land. Tile audience felt a* If they. too. were traveling the road* Uial Jesus traveled. The final number on the program was a beautiful rendition of “O Holy Night- by MU* Mary Stutz, accompanied by Mils Nancy Ellie. Presiding at tlie attractively ar­ ranged tea table were Mrs Wilbur Birk and Mra Keith Chase. Tlie Ruth Circle, with Mra. Edward R Smith a* chairman, prepared the was tier sister’s maid of honor. ■ An election of officers was Tlie bridesmaids were Gwen I held, the results of which were: Jones of Berlin and J ran Otto j Prrald.-nt. Jim and Gerry Alderand Judy Larson both of Tomah non vice president. Lyle and FAVORITE STORE uni shall Cook wlio gave the devotion*. Weds Miss Heilman In Lutheran Rites please her at Christmas j . . give her a gift that Addle Wood wlU be In charge of devotion* and Virginia Darby man’s Society of Chrirtlan Service ct*l offering for the Youth entertained Udic* from other local Temperance Council and this will churelte* at a Pine and Holly Sil­ * Charier Walker, fur the ver Tea on Wednesday. Dec. 8. Aa the more than 100 hdUsl . al Flint thia month. VlalW,HI’T Hrlrtr' tore are mart welcome If you played chrutma.. music on Uie . , . . . ., mN.,llu. wish a ride to the meeting group singing ChrUtma* carol* led phone Wl 5-2543 by Mra. Wade Shook, the church choir director, to open the pro­ Middleville. Battle Creek. BadBryant and Hastings, Members of live Hartings chapter iiad a special ceremony bonurtng all of tlie clmplains present Each lect-ived a gilt. 4 to 5-pound beef sirloin lip '"T Comer*, aololat. rang pot-roast ; Holy Nlght.3 Ublacpoons lard ar drippings Refreshment* were served 1 tabirapoon *aU -- ------------------ --------decorated with gold rtreamers und cniaaca with green boughs । and the praying hands. $197 The WCTU will meet Tuesday. Dsc. 31. at Mary Walton’s 811 E Bond St . at 3 p m The theme Methodist Church wa* appropri­ ately decorated to carry out the Mr and Mn Carl Schult*. Burst* WCTU Plans Yule Program Tuesday Women's Society Entertains With Lovely Silver Tea 59c up GIFT CERTIFICATES Issued for All Merchandise^ There will be a gathering of 35 at the home of Rev. and Mr* George Huff on Christmas Day which will include her parents. I Mr and Mr* Henry J. Looman of Holland and their family! Other relative* will be from Grand Rapids anti Rives June-1 Hon xpd a "niece is arriving from Jamestown. NY. Mr. and Mr* James Anderson. The Huffs are expecting their daughter and family. Mr. and Mr* Frank Pen­ nington Boshell and son. Todd, from Wilmington, Del. to spenu the New Years’ Holiday* with them. On Wednesday, the 15th, they entertained her parent* and brother. Mr. and Mrs. Henry J. Looman of Holland, who are leaving soon for Florida, and Mr and Mra. Russell Looman of Grand Rapids for dinner. Caller* Monday evening of the Merrill Karchers were Mr and Mrs. Howard Houghton of De­ troit. Mr. and Mr* Norman Perkins , arrived Friday from Flint to visit i the Glenn Perkin* and Mrs Leo: TafTee and Mary On Sunday , they were at WMU to have din­ ner with their son. Mike The Henry St. Martin* will entertain the ’Chip- St. Martin family on ChrUtma* DasOn Christmas Eve the Henry Gibsons will entertain her fami­ ly, Mr. and Mrs Don Doolittle and family, and Mr. and Mrs Ben Haxelmyer for a party and exchange of gifts, and on Christ­ mas Day the Gibsons will be guqst* of the-Raymond Gibson* who will also entertain the Leon­ ard Gibsons of Lsrulhg. the Hu­ bert Gibson* of- Kalamazoo and This Christmas, give him 3 3 .« the gift he’ll never 3 3 stop talking about The precise time of day. « .« Give the man an Accutron* timepiert and you're giving him a non-stop conversation st <e piece. For instance, hexan tell all his buddies that their watches arc wrong. And he’ll be right. He'll know, because his Accutron movement uses a tuning fork instead of a balance wheel. And splits every second into 360 pans. Electronically. In fact, the Accutron movement is so precise, accuracy is guaranteed within 60 seconds a month.* An average of 2 seconds a day. Let his watch-wearing friends try to top that. Come in and do your Accutron shopping early. Accutron by Bulova. Z $125 and up, */ e 3 e « . Mrs. Leon Bate* and Mis* Vir­ ginia Bate* of Kalamazoo are ar­ riving thia Thursday to vUit Mrs Bernard Reed over the The J J. Mead* are leaving on ChrUtma* weekend with her' daughter. Mr and Mra. Cranston Wilcox, of Coldwater The L. F. Burkeys are plan­ ning to be at.the home of their Open Till 9 Every Evening Until Christmas f The Bonnet & Gown Shop Alma Fingleton ilng on ClirUtmu Day. Christmas with her parant and Mr* Ervin Kline ■' Mra. Richard While,: Wh been convalescing at the be home at IIS W Benson Monday. On Christmas Mra. White and family and Mra Caln will be Andrus of Thorn Street. Wittrsraotf. lavttwi HMt aa« Hodges jewelry In Our New Store at 122 West State Street �i Dorothy Howe Interesting Named Rebekah's News Notes Noble Grand i Society newS oumstanctw. luu> their own way of cMcning Christmas. Usually there are family gatherings this time of year for the holiday din­ ner*. but if you have no family It te quite a different story. Om very terete lady In thte for the LADIES in your LIFE.... Dorothy Howe, iteardlng 8*cra-‘ tary. Emma Payne; financial Secretary. Marjorie Ritter; Treasurer, ThelmA Barr; Chap­ lain, Flcrenoe Wood; Trustee for tie boy from Ohio while hte par­ three years, Arise Burgbdoff. ents were vUlUng a patient and she aull iiaa letter's from this appreciative little fellow and Ida Members of the Hastings Lions Club and their wive* and guests enjoyed a Christmas party at the American Legion Hall on Saturday evening The occasion was com­ plete. even with Santa who dis­ tributed Rifts to all There were also door pruee. dancing and re­ Jan. 1& Idward Braith, Smith, Iva Corwin, and Gene­ vieve Bage; Lunch committee for Jan. 14. May belie Smith, Onta Perkins. Vert* Annabte. and to rtacrvr the evening of Jan. 10th for a meeting in the dinlrx room at the hospital Tlie School of Cosmetology in H1IUpurpose, according to the com- dale. She U employed in HlllsmlUao cliaUman. Mrs. Howard daughter and family, the Wil­ Froet, 1* the opportunity to dl*liam Bcrtmgcn of Brighton. Mr. oum the mw Escort Sendee for Scrtmger has a position with the To top suits,skirts, slacks ... to be very gifted, too . . . our smart selection of blouses. See and choose from tuck-ins and overblouses in prints \and plains. Everyone in a happy holiday mood! The surprise party which John Bay planned for Mrs. Bay to hraior her birthday was a very plcuant affair and the surprise element wnrked out wonderfully well. Mrs Bay. who Is organist tar the Pres- Open Friday . Evening The group that did all the Christmas decorating al the hos­ pital thia year. Tuesday morn- were invited lo tnjoy a lovely and very tasty punch bowl a turkey ■upper was served, followed by en­ tertainment and gift exchange. The beautiful decorations and arrangemcnte.for the evening were trade by committee members. Mrs. Rich- DWtoHD (MM Evory length, mry Jtyle, every glove a gal will leva, here naw for Chtithnot gifting! Our {election features warmth, elegance. ber bridge club Wednfflday evenlng. High Korea for the evening's play went lo Mrs Burlan Wliliam- $1.98 will be a participant at one of j tlie panel meetings. and Shirley entertained with a TWO OF A KIND dinner on Sunday at which the birthday of Mrs Belsan's mother. $8.98 Hospital. arid eventually became M.-a, Theo Kennedy of Nashville and Mrs Clarence Furlong ulao of Nashville. After hocneninklng holiday cheer-jt formed' "Hurencc Nightingales' who, year in and year out. per­ forin the iniportent tasks of car­ ing for tlie sick with idciil and devotion tn their profession. to ylfxtseher City Bank Workers Enjoy Holiday Dinner Wednesday the Fabulous "ONE CARAT" look! Cheery newt for Santo, too! No more Federal Ex­ cise Tax on our fine handbags. ■ \ $2.98 1 priced from TWO HUNDRED DOLLARS evening of last week at the Holi­ day InnXt Battle Creek. One/of the surprise events of the evening was Hie liononng of DIAMOND RINGS by J, Mlllonning. Inc. SWEATERS - $7.98 Gilmore Jeweler 102 t State W| 5-5316 Subscribe to The Banner’ Mary's Beauty Shop practical Look Ahead fashionable Brighten up jkse gloomy days ahead wWl cheery, colorful umbrelH^r her. A style for every v^Lobe! holiday belle! $2.98 to $4-9< Sweet, smart, basic,1 beautiful . . . sweaters sparkle on her Yuletide list. Surprise her with several from our superb selection.< The styles please her and the prices please you. give her \ smart new Santa delivers fashion with a .punch when he stuffs hor stocking with all the Super Specials 'Specially for the Holidays! NOW $12.50 $20.00 Permanents lipstick the, lovely oi a Jewel. lights for months on one Bsrfana fvafiag. Diol ih* fla-ne lo height desired. k $1.69 IA Real Buyl NOW $10.00 $15.00 Permanents Early 945-5321 ALL WORK ENTITLES YOU TO A FREE DRAWING on O HOTEL HASTINGS '66 G.E. PORTABLE T.V. Hodges Look for famous 'Trade-Name' labels on the things you buy . . . you'll find them here! JEWELRY Parmaleejr Established 1931 112*W. Stale St. look* bi todctl $1.00 to �>-THK HARTIXCl, BANHEB Haslinen ■ School Menu Paul Bryant to Retire on Dec. 19 Paul Bryant. 403 E Dies in West USE BANNER WANT ADS! Thoughts For A Week There will always be a Santa Clauses long as little chil­ dren are blessed with imagination and adults have a heart. SPONABLE W. Green at Broadway Ph. Wl 5-3252 1 «»,„ ™h™, ; RicHard Dearing of Serilac, as, SSS, Ho»ens b , Christina Campbell. Suzanne berger. Judy Greenleaf. Bonnie [ U-M ClQSS President Sordray. D.irleen Jarman, Terry jerow. Sue Manning, C r Dtui atisai iani1 fiunlly. • Mr. and Mr*. Ira King. 375; Donna aAllen. Susan Martz. uuiu. Llndk MurU, cxuiurn Sandra ........ Dennw Dennie Havens, Ha vena, a 1900 1900 gracii graduate Bachman, o' —- «*—■ „ w .m. - troth. ... Rhyna Scholma. ». sos a. r*ra‘.1 Peake and R Dearing called on Gloria Casey. Katie Stevetof Hastings High Schoo!, Clarcy. Liin da Dunkelbcrgrr. soya. Roger Will und JoAnne elected president of of the the Sopho Sot ­ d president Vancy Ellis. Ilk Marlon Gorham. Williams. 3 25 more f |.t, of Medical 8tud Claas Student* H»r«M jr* "»a E.^BUir'. hadn't seen Mr Dearing since he Tom Shafer. Put Stamm and FRESHMEN — Douglas Acker. at the University of Michigan Dec. 10; joditk Ertxiua* was a small boy * Several In Carole Sweet. 350; Catherine Doug Campbell. Teri Castleman, Si'S? .“TSO,!1 «U“5“•'’“'I”?’ After leaving Hailing* High. Allen. Darlene Allen. Mark An-' Mark Feldpauach. Dave Fisher. derwn. Mary BatyiDlana Brown. Sue Hart. Janice Landon, Laura Dennis attended Uie University Linda Burkey. Pa*i Carr. Caro- Mayo, JoAnne Miller, Cathie of Chicago for two years on a । The McCallum 'Sunday School I lyn Coau. John Qymbow. Sybil j Pletcher. Jan Shafer. Terri scholarship. He then :nnrri««i si. a> i i will hold 'its annual Christmas Special Education ! Dunn. Mary Greenleaf, Chuck1 Sheppard. Jerry Shockley and »ir E program Sunday evening at 7'30 Guenther. Linda Hammond. I Mary Storkan. 3 75; April Beller. Hutlngi graduate fend of Dav­ Jj pm The McCallum Christian School Program enport College. cartiZ । Endeavor wUli will go carolin*' "" Miraioo. tut 12; Eiviyn lilt;. caroling on The Special'Education School Ii Janis HauM?r. Christine Healy.1 Kathy Burghdort. Jr fl Ch»ndi*r. Dennis transferred to the Unissj £ Bra*. ra Monday. Dec 20 * Mr and Mr».icI 3^ County will premml ita 1 Patricia Holden. Cecil Leffel, Ag- t Dave Coleman, Art Cotant. Beree ver&tty of Michigan in 1962. earn­ LAKE ODESSA - lUrt. Bury SIS'Earl Otis and family of Batt* a„nuaI chrt>Unal Tlrtx- nes McPiiarlln. Stephanie Moore. Darby. Janice Khredt, Evelyn X3is.t, Bl.' r-rrelr u-rp Runrtav rallera nf . .. ... . L . .. ' Karin NIUson. Barb Purdy. Su- Fuller. Gary Robbe. Anne Weber. ing his BA in 1964 before enter­ • ,• - tan Rose. Kenneth Russell. Bet- 3 50: Russell Ainslle. Sheila Baty, ing medical rchool. 1 r ci»*. ak«..n bi Mn Fcrr15 Brown and daughter schoil .Following the program.;.^ shrllenbanrrr. Turn Smelker. Tammy Chenoweth, Sue Clogett. Susan Clark. Bonnie Crawley. named secretary-treasurer of the . mill, u«. b. » kupi ui opun, on(J th(1 children will exchange . Tobia.. Sandy Doyle. Bruce Edger. Barb Womens Auxiliary to Students t.ifta A .lunch u ot Chn* anas seniors with Ave subject* Heath. Holly Hine. Donna Pres­ of the American Medical Aw>.?,Jb,DML' -birthday. They attended the Del­ ccokies and col tee will close the Ij Included Mary Settles, 3 80: Den­ ton. Jerry Purdy. Steven Reid, elation. ia Biy«“ 1 's lnn basketball game * Debbie ' ' I Dewey wav an overnight guest of, nis Drake. Pam Lcvengood. and Patty St Martin. Michael Saleno. The ....----Don---------Reids— will---------------entertain Ilonas. Bi. Kelly Springer on Saturday. * Ken Weller, 3 60; Cur) Hoffman, Denise Severance. Cttthv Soya. ; Mr ’ami Mrs. 8cott were Sunday . Sixtv-two percent ot Kalama- 140. Laura Elliott. Gretrhen Marilyn Tobins, Jane Williams.1 her family, the Fred Bowers, and Huebner and Elaine TUeker, 3 20. Virginia Wilson and David the R. C. Colstons for dinner on 1 ChrUtma*. JUNIORS - Dale Berry and Wynn. 3.25. Bev Burkey. 3 75; Linda Balyeat, Pat Clatk. Ezra Dunn. Sandy Jllleiple, "Becky Ingram. Ciirof McAilhtei. Linda McClelland, iudy McPherson, Ellen Mullcnlx. Stephen Talley and Rex Wiemnd. 350; DcbWIe Btshnp. Bruce Curtis. Bryan Gurdon. Barry i 58,'SSJS! ■S* A “MAGAZINELESS” i* SLIDE) PROJECTOR? The Start of a Dowlin< A Fine By .Mrs. Ihtnnld Proejrork BEAUTIFUL FRIENDSHIP of Dowling Methodist Church la scheduled for today with the i usual noon lilrul open U> the . public The members will liavc' a gift exchange in the after- j noon at which time their secret Margaret Muon and Mra. Mato | Oswald are still medical patients at Pennock Hospital. * The Sun-I day School of Dowling Metho- I dwt Church will present a I Christmas program on Tuesday I rnainr next week. ♦ A Holy Night program for Christmas I WEYENBERG SHOES It begins the momepL-you ease into a pair of these fine shoes. Here's comfort that makes friends instantly . . . and keeps them. Styling with dash, distinction and good taste, with workmanship to match. Our selection ranges from traditional brogues to highfashipn slipons. Ung Methodist. Church beginning ut 11 p m. Holy Communion will; be celebrated. * Remember the , fowling library open house this i week a Blrget Brldot. Ute Oerman exchange student living 1 the Robert. Gaskill family. ■'P.nt j the wtekend in Jackson attend-j ing a get-together of the ex- ■ Walkaway Comfort — exclusive Massagic construction assures healthful support and fit that needs no breaking in. Look them over . . . You'll see that Weyenberg shoes are carefully crafted in premium leathers. * Michigan. * Jeff Feller is con­ fined to his home with a virus pneumonia * The Marvin Feldtrs were in Grand, Rapids Sun- j day visiting friends at the Grand- | Rapids School of the Bible. j The Donald Procfrocka enter- ! talncd a family dinner Sunday to honor their elder daugh.er. i Suzanne's 15th birthday. Mr and 1 Mra. Hany- Babcock. Suzanne's, grandparents. from Lacey wire special guests. Codfrit on enjoying them for a long time. Weyenberg Famous Pin-Tuck Moccasin Olive Calfskin 22.95 Family Mra. Esther Siantur^entertained the North-Eos£ Dowling YOU and M Western Mich. To Graduate 2 . Ssi j?«•»., FUNERAL HOME Robert H. Sponablc, Owner 172 Hastings Hastings High High Scholars Scholars If h Had 11172 On Been Sndw... |I () n 6-Weeks’ Honor Roll Charira E. Radford. «7. a for- contin^d'tiiroufi^SaUirday'liid’ Hastings High School Prinel-------------- ------ ------- -------------- lw-v D P Hastings High School Prinel- ---------- —-------- *■----mtr HartlruB resident, died on Amday even on Monday and it P*1 1X41 OUJ has announced tlie,Kennedy. Sandy Lublentecki. |< 1'1)111 liiiri’V ( .(). 4 at hi* home at Yuraipa. ‘till d^^^UTu^y ' honor roll for the second mart-' Shirley Sh»y and Rocky TMlick. 1 1 1,1,1 1 J f'p to Tuesday the II»tlnr> I ,n» period which Included 172 3.25. ; Lota L. Bradford of Delton and B«>UI are* had received inches student*, whh 13 earning perfect JUNIORS with five subject*. Siephen C. Garrett of W W. he Desert of rain. If it trad been snow.... straight "A averages ; included Linda Kahler. Dick L. I Clinton are among the 950 who muni, Calif. The weather was quite pleas-' There were 54 Senior* on the Lawrence. Gayle Myers and Ger-! are to receive degree, at Western Mr. Radford had been a mall however, with the mrr uryl roll. 32 Juniors. 37 Sophomores O' Steward. 3B0; Mary Odray-' Michigan Uniorrslty al ootnin ttu-kn iuui a mail ---... .. ................ OBAXD ----- --------------------------------nn Monunn. , and. 4S FrMhm,n ; wolsko and Paula wanr Busis ; , carrier in Grand Rapids and. "ad”nit •« M hioh high' .< « °° -----.._ Btalbaum. 3.40; i mencement exercises marking ‘ Laurie Laurie Barden. Barden. Kru Martin, Kjf .DK.s .LowttL leaving Lowell for Cali- <««'-bu' Uien dropped to 3d In T ---------- the end of the Fall semester on bi. m.4u.i fornJa about al* years ago ,he night Just 'reez*««' • »««hjd .James Spencer and Bonny Saturday. Dec H. at 3 p.m. in RAtTlXOa—Belie “uMa’ti; »<■ U survived JThilSk the XStTMo«r' Read Fieldhouse*. Lra« n*«- icnnc.- Ruth Miller of Frerpoi;. morning phen Youngs Senior* Karen SOPHOMORES—Kathy Be«k" V ’b o",V • “ <U ufu*h strrami high, some ‘“’T'"' “.with, Busan Engle. Kalhy Johrb V *££”*&»**.%* "■ Mr* Hwere elen Kun ,p uuntc' D^: California: two grandchildren. Breits were Hooded - especially Noble Junior with regu-' t-»rry Shaltta. S.75: Baipb Bs*e..and one great grandchild. Green—bat no damage was tv-jia,. f0Ur subjects' Barbara Bar-,1?'6 Blass. James Fisher, Kathy Mary H. HarrU of Plainwell Is »elt. Diane Gilbert and LolaMary Goodyear, Randy a cum laude graduate Tltv temperature*: siuze Sophomores, and Suzanne i Moyer. Sue Pierce. Cheryl Robert P. Briggs of Jackson, _ !ProeTrtg^'Althra ’ SI Martin. Schiinlx. Linda Skedgell. 8uc executive vice prwidrnt of Con­ i rccip. niinca oi xieriui, ■ — ---— •• — — ---• — • ----B8.C*lUvi?* r*Bl °uisay*hs£ Cloverdale-Hope Bren-: sumer* Power. b to be the fea­ Trace rain Eileen Tucker and Debbie White, Springer. Barbara Sweet, Blen Bo.wilL 82. Ltvrvuv teat*. *0S E 1 v — da Todd, Todd. Terry Williams WUlanu and tured speaker. Freshmen ” “Sh.L b/ dV^m 1WI Wy ’f"- Stephen O/tgo.nl 10. Orar** K. Hyde. Wiart* Leiter. Br. D DOWLtMO Meo 0.1 Colfax. of State Highway*. Bryant, M. U ■ highway equipment operator •nd Iiaa been rtattoned at the . Ratting* Maintenance Garage since 1944 PENNOCK HOSPITAL Past Resident Birke s Hastings Cut Rate Christmas Gin it; te« ta tete. BUT NEVER LIKE THIS! dick i» COMPLETE AIREQUIPT AUTOSTACK ISE BANNER WANT ADS' FOR NO MORE THAN THE PROJECTOR ALONE. LAPO DRUGS 144 EAST STATE STREET HASTINGS, MICHIGAN SHOE STORE HASTINGS, MICHIGAN Classic Algonquin Brogue Moccasin . . . Mahog. Grain 23.95 Reverse Seam Moc­ Wing-Tip Brogue . Skin-Stitched casin . . . Miniature Moccasin . . . Black Long Side Seam. Soft Grain Leather in or Midnite Br. 19.95 Black er Midnite Br. Black 18.95 Grain Leather 21.95 Samsonite LUGGAGE Sunbeam APPLIANCES Cultured PEARLS Polaroid CAMERAS Bulova WATCHES Zenith RADIOS & T.V. Elgin Decorator CLOCKS Wittnauer WATCHES �_ T . I Mra. Van Dertnach at WpodEart Middle I*ake land Im* Thursday. • Mtei Jo .. . lEngte and Mr and Mra. Don Ry Mrs. Resile HI. Cairnt Slut* and children of Orann at a4l-4»M I Rapids spent Sunday wHh thetr Mr mm. :uam S.’JS lanstng vuited Mr and Mra. ,o Ptnnock Hoej.ttal SatFrank Bumpus last Thursday be- . urday night for treaunent for fore Iraving for the Winter in! pneumonia * Mrs. Sally Engie .Ur .nrt Mra War- Mrx UMir BluT1Pu*- kxal • end attempt the CSC Bunk* Ban:rort ot tnerwt Calm* attended the CSC . c liar lea Cairn* of Cairns. Culbert. Cairns and Ru-Jnc en­ Joyed live WSCS ChrLimas party | F°r Banner ClaMlhed Ads Call WI S-34BL Mid-Villa Inn MIDDLEVILLE FRIDAY FISH SPECIAL All the Perch CHICKEN'S OUR SUNDAY SPECIALTY $4 50 I A Live Orthettra playing Music for your dancing and listening pleasura Tlie names of the Hasting* students who are members of the singing groups which will pre­ sent the annual Christmas vocal Cindy Andaraon. Shelia Baty. Richard -Blrkr. Earl Butter. Ray Brandt Teresa CMtteman. Tam­ er* Chenoweth. Susan Claris. Jeanne Cote, David Coleman; Ciu-l* Conant, Handy Conant. teal Auditorium follow: Art Cotanu Bob Cove, Bonita Jeff C-ulbert. Ken Mary Baty. I-ee Belfield. Di- Crawley, J Daugherty. Diane Dunn. David ana Brown. Carolyn Coats. Nan- ! Douglas Puller, Marilyn cy El Ma (B&otnpante*.> Laurie Fisher, ' Greenleaf. Mike Hart. Charles Elliott (accompanist! Rosemary . ^•rvath; Ford. Kathy Gaskill. Dick GerUnger, Ctuis Hall. Dick Hamm I, Kathleen Hawthorne. Fred ! Hayes, Dwight Hewitt. Lorraine Gretchen Huebner Higbee. Holly Hine. Mary HolCraig Hunttey. Steve Jacoba. U»ter. , Joy Hughes. Martha IronKevin Keast. Agnes McPharlln. Mde. Ron Kirkpatrick. Mike Cindy Moyer. Doug O Laushlln. K ! ixiu. Julie McAllister. VerMary Settle*. Tom Smelker. Jan ।nard McClelland; Springer, Judy Stauffer. Mary’ Dick Malville, Laura Mayo, Stutz. Chris Thompson. Elaine Anne Pettlnglll. Donna Preston. Suzanne Proelrock. James Pryor. Nrtl-------------Wilder.. Jerry Purdy. Roxanne Quick. ■vievonRels. ----------- - ----Otorge Winlck. Carol Ber-wiier. Steven Reid. Harold Rogers. Birk. Nancy B-hhr. Buehler. David Stet. ______ ____ Kathy Bum worth. Jearthe Cary, Sheppard: P**0FYanclaco.; Barbara Sloan. Bill Shultz. Karen Frost. Rick Gerald. Judy Smelker, Linda Smith. Maraha Gcrnent*. Loralyn Gil■ “-----------------bert. Sandy Gilleaple. Sue GU- Paula Stalbaum. Bonnie Stitt. Charles Tarbet. Sharon Tebo. mln. Kathy Kaufman, l-enay Marilyn Tobias; Lewis, Herb McCulllgh, Karen McKeough. Rudy McPherson. . Ann Weber. Chriillne Weeder. Kris Martin. Cindy Miller. Suanne Wellfare. Delores WleLynda Pryor. Robert Ritter. senhofer, Trudy Wilcox. Charles Wilkin.. Bronwyn Wililanu and Phil Springer. Nancy Ellis Ella Is the Jtm Spencer. Janet Stauffer. PhU Bonny Timm. Jan Wtesenhofer. atcompanb: . David Williams. Fred Jacob*. . The Junior High Choir: Haryey Hoffman. Mike Fitz-1 Garry Bowman. Susan Cary. peraid. Randy Moyer and Larry Steve Chenoweth. JefT Conant. Shaltls. Michelle Frey. JefT Hoke. David Member, ot the chorus include: HoUistW. Wesley Lewis. Martha tnr. ro-r7ra. Soth*rd. Roseanne Buck. Bln Phone SY 5-3640 OUR CHRISTMAS PERMANENT SPECIAL . M2.50 ---------- CALL 945-3382 Sony S.0M0, win b. ere or ew eor s Eve oppointmenls. Complete PEG'S BEAUTY BAR (PEG WStSTONI ... e . . . (Above Snvinot & Loan Bonnie Scofield is-1 returning os part­ Wt't’C't’fKirt'KWtiKWt' tlAMiilJ.MiJAW X" REAL ESTATE Top Listings In TOWN AND COUNTRY PROPERTIES A RIAL GOOD COM FORTAll I HOM I IN THI FOURTH WARD. two living rooms. dining room, kitchen, full bath, baiem’ent with aho, norm wi back foe ,$11,000.00 FIVE ACRE PLACE JUST OUT OF TOWN, home has two bed- large kitchen, full bath, full basement with oil furnace, two out budding* chicken coop and granary, and a tractor garage, for $7,150.00 HOME IN QUIMBY. ha» two bedrooms upstairs and down a living room, dining area and kitchen, full bath, no basement, gas heat, for $1,200.00 AN EXCEPTlbNALLY NICE HOME IN HASTINGS HEIGHTS, a bl-level with living room and three bedrooms on upper level. it Insulated, * real nice location for ---------------------- $15,500.00 A FOUR ACRE PLACE AT MAPLE GROVE CENTER. Inewl home family room, kitchen with built-in cupboard*, oven, store, etc., dining area in kitchen, full bath with built-in. dressing table, e garage, stool and lavatory, I8r well walk-in basement, $15.7SO.OO A REAL GOOD COMFORTABLE HOME IN THE 4tk WARD, has two bedroom! upstairs and down one bedroom, living room, dining room, kitchen and bath, has basement and gss floor fur­ nace, brand new jMraee and utility room, full comer lot foe $9000.00 IN THE FOURTH WARD a reel-nice brick bouse. fWK type, has a living room with fireplace, carpet and drapes included, two bedrooms and full bath, air conditioned pine paneled family room, oe utility room, attached garage, nicely landscaped, for $18,100.00 A FIVE LEVEL HOME AT ALGONQUIN LAKE: top level ha. three dining rooms, next level kitchen and bath, and the batement furnace, water heater, etc. ..—--------------$11.000.00 A REAL GOOD NINE ROOM HOME with three nice bedrooms and a store room upstairs, and down a living room, one bed­ room. dining room, kitchen, full bath, has a basement with oil burner, has tmall basement barn, with stanchions tile silo. A NICE HOME ON CROOKED LAKE to trade for property clou to Hastings. A REAL NICE HOME IN THE FIRST WARD has two bedrooms upstsirs and one cloret, and down one bedroom, living dining room, kitchen and bath, full basement with gay fu water softener, has Insulation, metal awnings, double garage, newly decorated, for ..............$7,300.00 A BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY ESTATE just out ot town on two acre brick fireplace, parquet block flooring, dining area, three real nice bedrooms with closets, two full baths, strictly modern kitchen with monowalls built in birch cupboards, disposal, lots of built in accessories, thermopane windows, full basement Woodland, for L.7 ' - — Rorid Workers' Edna Shears Sectton Two—Rog m 1 to j Rural 8 Aasociatlon equip- Fire Quick Action Sores Horn at ids Dowling home Wednes- Af p . day morning. Dec. A were held at (JI I11*66001*1 Hastings 1 1:10 pm Saturday at the Leon-!_ ard-Osgood Funeral Home. TV Quick action by Ban-y County | Traffic Tickets The Rev IL^ger Jazike offt- |J16S ^UIKiaV Road cqmmiMion employees un ­ ~ , DBC 4 — Olea L. Cmlay, 419 elated and burial was tn the J saved the bom on the Funeral arrvlres for Mra. Edna doubtedly J Dowling Cemetery. Gerald Tebo farm Just south ot .... Shewn. 7K. of Freeport, who Dowling ; from going up tn smoke. Die died Bunday evening at the Osteopathic Hospital In Grand Rapids, were to be held at I pm. this Wednraday at the Bee­ in Rig. ler Funeral Home at Middleville with the Rev. William T. Bryde The three pulled In nxl ran D,w.si‘. smith tiade from Na father. Af- officiating and burial in Moun­ to the tan>, extinguished the dbc is gsy»« tain Home Cemetery al Otsego 1 1 —— I—— „ vttt. 1 nil yearns* u blacksmith an barrel located in the name curcattle ship* _ Mr Oswald married Meta She Is survived by a daughiPwtv^si Rrrrx I nc lire was in uM corn r ■ ur and Mra uurr> tsiair are Brunk on Nov. 33. 1913. In To- . w,nc^ .. where the electric fence charger planning lo spend Christmas They moved to Dowling about 1915 where he operated a black­ smith shop. Mr Oswald managed the Dow­ ling indept-nderit ball team for many years. In addition to his wife, he is of Cedar Springs; 10 grandcl.ildren: 11 great grandchildren. nnd a sister. Mrs. Peart Yeakey of Hopkins. Thanksgiving Day guests of, Mr and Mrs Fred OConnor and Bette were Mr and Mrs Clifford Walter and Fay. Mr and Mrs • Ester Erne of Cleveland. Ohio, Andrew Walter and MarJean five grandchildren: 11 great grandchildren; three brothers. Bill And Charles of Toledo. Ohio, and Silvers of Lambertville from Dawne and Kent Gibson of Los Angeles. Calif. Robert Ulery j I of North Manchester. Indiana. stopped ’ ini tn the afternoon. ‘ , , . u *** ou‘ when Hastings Ind. . KEEP L—1 KS I ■ I IX I . jd ' mm boa * a — — I iX/l I ■W■ ■ ■ B J * with a Kodak Personal Mention NOW SEE HOW THE WEST WAS IMIUIMI IHIBNOI 4NI IMHlUffll -joeniess THE HALLELUJAH TRAIL A FREE ROLL OF BLACK & WHITE FILM GIVEN WITH EACH ROLL BROUGHT IN FOIr* PROCESSING ... SIZES 620 — 127 — 120. G'ARDNER rl’ILVa QuaUtif and .Tri- ndty WI 5-2134 110 W. State THESE FOLKS PLAY SANTA THE EASY WAY WITH AN CHRISTMAS CLUB CHECK! “I can always tell which folks rods, lots of shrubbery, owner will finance, priced right to $21,000.00 --------------------------------- or will rent for $150 moatk A REAL SWEET BUNGALOW1,: C-w Meadows Number One: has living room 13 x 19 ft., three real nice bedrooms, dining room and kitchen, full bath with double lavatory, full basement with electric heat, poured walls, one and one-half stall garage, ret two acre lot with lots of trees ....-$17,300.00 ON ALGONQUIN LAKE, two real nice lots I large ones) for $2,400.00 BUILDING LOT IN 2mi WARD, sewer and water in, has a garage on it, also a part basement....$1,500.00 Wt HAVE A HOME IN BATTLE CREEK, with throe bedrooms and have planned ahead for Christ­ mas by the number of packages under the tree. They're the smart . those who opened a Christmas Club Account at HCB . . . and have Christmas all paid for. Why don't you do the same? For as little as 25g a week, you can be bill-free next year. Why about 30 acres north of Hastings. THREE NICE BUILDING LQT$ ON HASTINGS HEIGHTS. don't you? A NICE VACANT LOT in Ammon Eaton Addition for ...$<50.00 WE HAVE HAD A LOT OF SALES AND JOIN TODAY! NEED NEW LISTINGS Complete Banking & Trust Service HASTINGS SALESMEN Richard $lacm»—WI 5-5B56 toil, located in Odessa Township. Ionic County .—>10,500.00 FIVE ROOM BUNGALOW OUT ON NORTH BROADWAY, with A YEAR ROUND HOME AT THORNAPPLE LAKE with living room, dining room, kitchan, two bodrooms and bath, newly Thuredey. December 16, 1965 _ Held Saturday Barver. Carol Stauffer, Diane innaBBCEUr'amnaaMr Thomas and Carmen Culbert. fxTUly of Kalamazoo for dinLynda Pryor Is the accompanist. < *TUBnOUTSTS ' Mr. and Mrs. Robert Coffey at Allendale visited her parents. FRIDAY Thru SUNDAY •Mr and Mra John Birman. Jr. - Nightfy at 8 P.M. Only I Miller or Battle Creek, are pUn- ->h Bunday evening. The Birmans recently entertained Kathy Beck­ nlng to attend a wedding recepwith for dinner honoring her ★ Strand of Hartings ★ birthday. In Lansing on Bunday. Mra. MllI ler will spend Christmas Eve and time operator. Ko™iT T he Hastings Banner Mr and Mra. Dick Slocum and | . Bobbie left last week for San-■ Dinae Pryor. Mike R«d. Cathy Bernardino. Calif., to spend tlie Dahlhauser, Stuart Furrow. holidays and several weeks with <rne Miller. Peggy Miller. Vandy their daughter and sister. Wan­ Bt*nim. Sally Stutz. Ron Wyn- da. Sloucm. and also to attend Uarden, Randy Beduhn. Cary the Rose Bowl game on New ■-—•­ . Burch; - Year's Day. J Chris Carpenter. Martha Gook. The Edward Baldwins plan to Patricia Dodge. Dick Francisco. entertain her mother and brothPhilip Gasper. Mike Jackson, Rotting and Richard, and her i Mike Martin. Wayne Miller. Mike sister from Washington. D. C.I Ward. Mark Neil; Anne Kotting. for the Christinas David Baxter. Sharon Birman. holidays. Vicki Clark. Gaylen Colbert. Mr. and Mrs Lynwood Howe Lynne Conly, Kris Guenther. and sons Will be entertained far Gary Haller. David Huebner. dinner on Christmas at the home Michele Jackson. Nancy Kenfield. Gay Lee Lightfoot. Diane Mr. and Mra Arthur LaBaliteMatthews. Steve Merrill; Rebecca Miller, Janice Noble. Edward Groerung ot Grand RapJoe O’Donnell. Debbie Peters. Gary Bllcock. Wesley VanDenburg. Barbara vonRels. Mary- Ranpval and also to vtail the White. Martin Will. Carol Wil­ liams. Turn Be Ison. Sally Cotter. Mr. and Mra George Baulch Cheryl Doolittle. Nancy Fcchner. ere piannrn g to apend Christmas Jim Heslerly. Claudia Hughes. Marcle Jackson. Julalne Jacobs. Vickie Knerr. Kevfh McKeough. Richard Morgan. John Mullenlx. Mr. and Mra Marshall1 Bel­ Jerrie Pennington, Mike Rey­ nolds. Kathleen Robinson. Jerry ton and Shirley will entertain Janet Main. Sue Manning. । Mike Miller. Lian Morgan. Mark Montan. Leuna Nell. David Reed. Joyce Rouach. Vivian Sheffield. 'Debbie Shawman, Lynden Stamm, Lynette Thocnaa, Nancy VanSyckle, Bill Willcox. Vera Friday, Saturday b Sunday Evenings. Regular $20.00 Permanent . . Members of the (llee Club Include: .Cleone Bet: y. David Bi.tnan. Lyle Blain. Molly Boise. Ann Solo. Pat Clarey. Jan Crolhrra, David Curtis. Verna Dodge. 8uEnste tear™ Gaskill Gi.iw Gilbert Karen Gaskill Diane Gilbert, Greta Guenther. Gary Ouggemoe. Judy Havens. Star HewlU. Leroy Hoaglln. Marvin Howell. Bonnie Jcrow, Debbie Keeler. Mike Keelrr. Jim O’Neill. Lois Ogden. Jill Kennedy. Casale Klericy. Lynda SATURDAY HAPPY HOUR Drinks !4 Price from 8 to 9 p.m. Baked to Golden Perfection- Wilder, Adam Brehihn and Barb- Singers in Sunday Concert KSTATK KER 145 W. State St., Hasting IlnsTinqs City Bnnh MEMBER: Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Friendly, Neighborly Service for 7H Continuous Years �I Saxons Face Ionia, Lakewood Before Holidays Hastings Seeks To Even West ^/njral Record l^smeta Travel to Hastings Drops 2nd League Tilt Prep Basketball At St. Johns is—THE HASTINGS BANNER JTbunday, Deoember 16, 1963 Roundup GAME* FRIDAY NIGHT nlng in the final pre-holiday GAME SATURDAY MIGHT FRET CAGE RESULTS Tlie same at Ionia will be one Coach Don Mullen's young I Saxon* turned In * One firat- over the Bulldogs. as the lads have played two good garni*, scoring win* over Marshall and Battle Creek Lakeview. Ionia 1* rebuilding a* only one of the five reluming lettermen under a and missed one of them. AUTOMOBILE ISURANCE Wolverine^ & Riverside Sate drte«s_j,r*tev the wr._ vaoMxce dc«wnd»blite.clii * HASTINGS INSURANCE AGENCY "Side of Strand Thsatre” j.,ii'. TOTALS STEADY COMPANY You moke a wise choice when you choose our Associofion as a steady partner, too. Pul.lMier. S3 Struble. St Savings are insured up to $10,000 by Attractive earnings make it so much ing,--dlways a valuable asset. Looking for a reliable financial Long’* Trailers I AKEVIEW HASTIM.rt ORIdsU We cordially invite.-yoU^ to look in on us. Sa Play Lakeview Coach Dave Kletzmann'* HHS Freshman Basketball le*1”which dropped the opener at Ionia on Dec 6 by a score of 136 E. State St Phone WI 5-3853 All Soying* Insured Up to $10,000 with FJ.LI.C. Loops Underway BOWL FOR FUN AND HEALTH Ville's luckier than Hasting*, whliji hasn't had a tournament for a long Ume. ... '■ and Outdoor Trail — A recent story on* game-law violation' inad­ vertantly had one line omitted— Justice Bill Hununell confiscated the man s 306 Winchester rifle with which he shot a buck deer —which was also confiscated. . . . Gome expert* c*Hmate a total harvest of 106350 whitotaU* dur­ ing the past season—noting that This week Jim Francisco's 007 the average bag over the post efeated Lorry-Norris' Raiders. , 100.000. The harvest is down Ken Cole's Shooters. 51-34: Steve about 32.000 animals from last year when the State's deer kill eagers remain undefeated in Bob King's Monday night Junior­ Senior basketball league after two weeks of play. Unbeaten In the FreshnunKophomore league are Greg downed Dave Towne'* Dwellers, 41-28. . In the Freshman-Sopliomore loop, the Choppers defeated Don Hall* Tiger*. 30-21; Greg Craw­ ford * Crawler* riaughtcred Ro*a Morrtaon'* Spook*, 40-13. and the Horse* rode over John DeVault * Mortician*. 16-13. The team* play again Monday. Maple Grove Grangers Enjoy Venison Supper Over 90 friend*, relatives and Grange members gathered at th* Maple Grove Grange Hall Sat­ urday evening, Dec. 11. tai * venison and potluck supper.* Mr. and Mr*. Albert Bell fur­ nished the venison and sevend ladies helped to prepare the After the bountiful meal the partner? financial Time Available tening lo music and playing games All were grateful that the deer hunters planned such an enjoyable evening. / Your savings are readily avqilable. Mishaud ‘Y’ Basketball Open Bowling Mr. and Mn. Arden Schant* A growing saving* account enhances your prestige and builds up credit rat­ sheriff's Uncle. IS—Wes Lewis 6. Balry 81. Johns led the local JV* 13Haven* 4. Bob Jcrow 3; Atom Intermission. Coach Mullens Tads Ant* 1*—Steve Chenoweth 9. Da­ vid Holltater 1. Condlt* 17-Art Hastings High School athletes, perhaps lor the last time, end of the third stanza. Merrill 7, Ray Elite 4. Tim Ctarey 2. Steve Edger 3. Jef! Kenntelon will play in‘State Class B tournainents this school year with the basketball squad scheduled to compete in the B-tournament fourth until Cota .convei ted two 2; Untouchable* 15 —Spence Goodyear 8. MlkA Chase 5. Steve "It's America's in Caledonia. Other teams in that tourney, in addition to the ' make it 48-47. Shortly after Brownell 4. host Scotties, will be Lakewixxl and Grand Rapids South Fitzgerald connected on a jump­ Favorite Family Christian. The winner goes to Grand Rapids. er. and Cota. Rick Abbey and Surfer* 16 — Bruce Hahn 7. The Class B tournament at Mason will have Charlotte, Glllonf followed making the Bruce Fuller 3. Ray Adams 3. Fun" score 56-47 with 1:57 remaining. Steve Spyker 2. Tom Steward 1: Mason. Eaton Rapid*. Holt and -tan*- ni.v. nt Johns sank four charities and Dribble* 1. Wolverine* 21-Rocky 15. S. Moore 4. Mark Halne* 1 Just before the horn Fltigerald Baty 2; Panther* 19-Carl Norrl* 9,^ wlU host a Class B district ‘ndistrict with Battle scored again for the final W- Mark Bowen 8. Philip Curtis a.r 51 tally. / eluding Gull Lake, Comstock Creek Central. 26—Bob Shumway 19, Doug , Fltzgerald led the Sakons with Irish Shumway 18. Doug Welton 2; I 16 points, Cota had 1#. Gary Hall 10, GUlons 9. Abbey 6 had Jim !Comet* 15 —Chri* Guggemo* 8, I Fisher 5. John Bcrkhotteen. a T. Fitzgerald 5. D. McGuire 2. broUier to Clark Berkhouscn Phone WI 5-3184 who helped spark St. John*' | Trotters 12 — Dennis Acker 6, championship team last season, Greg Ziegler 3. John Burkey 3.1 FOR INFORMATION led the losers with 16 point*. Brian Echtinaw 2; Saxons 4—j The score* by quarter . AND RESERVATIONS Jerry Kesslnlch 4 Panther* 11— | _, _ _ view from Montcalm County, HASTINGS . Don Hoffman 9. Randy Adams 2.1 »n I >iors> Rockford and Central Montcalm! ST. JOHNS . Vikings 8—Brian Smith 0, Greg j Bob and Mickey Lambert competing. Tills is Greenville's Reaver 2. first year to be awarded a tour­ LAKEVIEW Your Host* nament since the first year their HASTINGS Dale CarT. Michigan State! an agency of the U. S. Government. easier lo accumulate a reserve. the Armchair Athlete V. Steve Allerdingk Falcons, 28-21, Subscribe lo 1 he Banner! through Chuck Buntheimer 12. Kevin West 10. Tom. Halifax I). Hick Morgan 4: Badgers 34 —Mouse Reynold* 15, Dave Hathaway 13. Glllon* connected 12 times out Steve Process! 4. Eric Thompson of 18 field goal attempts and 2. Illlni 34 —Elmer Smith 22. Steve Merrill 6. Mark Dencau 6, throws for 27 point*. Rick Abbey had 14 points. Glen Cota 10. Gordy Howes 8, Dick Francisco Gary Hall 5 and Mike Fitzgerald 5. Marty Will 5. Bill Feldpausch had 4. Wayne Lorke had 20 tar ..Smith three buckets and Williams and Nixon two. Itakcvlew made five field gosh □ut of 14 attempts in the period and converted nine I out of 10 free throws. Hastings hit seven out of 12 shoto from the floor but meshed only three out of 11 from the line. Lakeview canned 17 out of 19 charities. Hastings 13 out of 35: Tlie summaries: Dean Lakeview grabbed a comnund- I Unbeaten Cage Teams in High points off that in the third canto and Hastingk went into the 1 School ‘Y’ l/Mips finale leading 56-50. ! Steve Schondelmayor. Daw Br Harold Eckert ha* been elected PTtaraent of the Clarksville TrlOounly' Cocuervation Club, suc­ ceeding William Btalter. The club meet* the second Wednesday evening of each month. Bob King's Youth Council basketball leagues got underway Dick Kenney set a Michigan Saturday mumlng in both Has­ Only Greg Glllons. dlmlnuUVe tings High gyms and will con­ State record by booting 11 field guard, scored in that third peri­ tinue Uils coming Saturday. od as Lakeview pumped in 18 Result* last Saturday: points hitting eight out of 18 field goal attempt*. The little Saxon* came right 30, Kevin McKeough 7. P. Gas­ it they were per 6, B. Pufpaff and T. OsUoth scored 19 points, dent in the 3 and K. Burns. 1; Wolverines S3 not able to make —Jim Cummins 10. Kevin Kerr visitors' bulge. 7. Dave Huebner 3, Dick Arnold of 11 free throws. Hastings sank six out of 13 field goal attempts e star John Lam- slon. The Vikings outscored the | isnoia 20-17 *v-n ui uic third uuiu period. pui.uw. ; in the only returning regu- : visitors . Lakewoqd I hart h*d frMlr four men In the double figu.<». led by Mike O’Toole with 19. Tom Bornum had 18 point,*. Jeff Well* 16 and quarter and holding 31-37 half- Dorrell Stater 10. St. Johns narrowed the gap to Ed-Shroyer1 had 35 for Green­ 41-39 and gradually moved ahead the Bulldogs 19 in the third. vine. Greenville won the nterre ;51-41 a* Dennis .Springer and last period. gamer 31-43. charities. with Greenville Friday, trinBob Ortweln scored the next ntaglJn-59 with all of the Vlk- Valley. 74-61., Tom Barnum led four point* on free throws, the Uiie Vikings with 20 paints. JefT last pair coming with 1:10 left Well* had IS. Butch Carr 13 and putting the game out of the des­ Mike OTooie 10. perate Saxons' reach. Dick Stuart led Maple Valley It wa* St. John*' first win in with 21. Bill Reed Tied 13 and three starts, and • evened their John Newman 9. West Central record at 1-1. Lakewood won the JV game. Saturday night Hastings again 89-18. ► moved out midway in the first The Greenville-Lakewood sum­ period, but unlike the previous mght they never lost the lead. mary: aREEXVILU worked the ball much better Harold Eckert Heads Clarksville Sports Group r o n j Lakeview youngsters. Coach Bob VanderVeen's charges opened their season with a great 80-75 win over a power­ ful Marshall team, then dropped a three-point, 71-68. decision tn Alma and Friday night blew a six-point lead in the fourUi peri­ od to lose 58-53 to the St. John* Redwings. Both defeats were suffered in Against BUI Swears' Redwings, the Saxons were anything but a smooth ball club sinking 22 out of only 55 shots from the floor and eight out of 15 free throw iittempt*. They had four more field goals than St. Johns, but the Redwings converted 22 out of 35 gift* to wm at the line. St. Johns had a great fourth period, drilling seven out of 18 lyfo loop go* while Hasting* hx* | dropped thriller* to Alma and St. I John* lonta has also lost to Lowell. 219 West State St. Jqljns Friday night, 60-5). but 1 pulSa their finest exhibition Saturday night even though they lost to a crack Battle Creek The Hastings High Saxon* squared their record at- 9-2 Sat­ urday night'When they nipped the invading Spartans from Bat­ tle Creek Lakeview, but both vic­ tories have been scored in non- WayUnS st M>4dI<vtUr ClflUSTMAS PUPPIES The Hasting* High Junior Varsity eagers posted their first Here Saturday Night UniuvlUa st CSulalU. GAMES TUESDAY MIGHT Bulldogs are playing Boir* lo Redwings, 58-52; Nipt Lakeview Face likings Friday. :4lma at St. Johns Hasting* High School* Bas­ ketball team lias an opportunity to squRre it* We*t Central Conferenoe record for this year when the eager* travel lo lent* Fri­ day night and hast tlie Lake- Hastings JVs Post First Win At St Johns Wildlife Christmas Wishes Boys, Girls Complete Gun Safety Course Individual success, however, took a sharper drop With a good pos­ sibility that there were at least 600.000 hunters this Fall —some 40,000 more than a year agoabout one of every six sportsmen got what he was aiming for. In IBM. about one of every four Saxon Wrestlers Whip Unbeaten B.C. Lakeview Coach Bob Miller'* Hasting* High Wrestling team, which scored a coveted win over Grand­ ville Tuetdiy of last week, posted another great victory thta Tues­ day when they whipped Battle Creek Lakeview's strong squad. ron their fourth straight Kala- defeat Thursday night Coach Miller lakes bi* unbeaten team to Ionia and next Tuesday. Dec. 31, the team travels to Godwin Heights for another 6:30 match. The Hastings-Lakeview *um- The increasing number of 95-Poand Division—Dick Bams hunter* who were able to take advantage of the weekend open­ (L>. decisloned Rod Hal), 7-6 ing inboth the Upper and Lower । Riding ume.) 103 —Phil Arnold (Hi pinned Peninsulas indicates the success of opening Mason* on Saturday. Jim Squire, 3:13. 112 —Jim Andrews <Hl deci­ cry to return to the old set Nov. sloned Ed Finch, 10-3. IM —Ken Cole <H) pinned 15 opening. Argument* being used are: spreading' the pressure 127—Terry Keller <H> decithroughout the State instead of pushing it all into the UP. then sianed Terry Mabu*. 4-3. 133-Dave Buford <L) deci­ many school-age hunters; back sloned Dennis MacKenzle, 4-0. 133—Lindon Endsley <H) decito Nov. 15 to pul that first week in the LP back into the mating aloned Dennis Buford, 6-0 145—Alan Kila (L) decteloned season while deer are still mov­ ing: back to Nov. 15 because Nov. Mark Anderson. 4-0. 154—Dick Greenway <L' pinned 30 shoves the elk hunt back and holds up the grouse hunting Marvin Howell. 3:17. 1*5—Charles Myers (Hi pinned south of M-20. also hold* up the thousands of rabbit hunters who Dennis Rizor, 5:21. 1*6—Tom Oibaon <H> pinned wait until deer hunter* are out of the woods before bringing out Ron Bowman. 2:45. HeaPyweJxht—Bob Gibson (Hl their hound*. We believe the decisloned Jim Upaton, 13-3. Final score: Hasting* 32. Lakeis tlie beet for the most people Ont Battle Creek 'hunter" earned the wrath of hl* friends .■.cektng deer in Yankee Springs TIRED KIDNEYS during the season. He was last COT YOU DOWN? seen this day at 1 pm., and when in • CtHTLI HH with I DKGS his pals got worried. Police and ottiers started the search. After Boya and girts who have com­ about 2‘. hours the chap called pleted the Gun Safety course saying he hud hitch-hiked home! taught by W. *Utliill received their “SlSiS’ivUJitfU oss.'ssswss: hollday game here this Friday mer. Mark Denasu., Ken John­ hosting Battle Creek Lakeview at cock, Greg CiWuwv. I -,M a r k Haines, Tom Lewis, Mike Seeber. Chris Jacoby. Stephen Jacoby. Dave Myer*, Bob Bassett. Randy Adams. Stuart Hanilm. Mark Sanders, David Godfrey, Kim Ionia added three point* to the Fuller. Larry ONtDod.' Scott De­ gap in tlie third, cutscoring the ncau. Kenny Brower. Jtay Adams. locals 13-10, but Hastings out- Steve Miller. David, Stauffer. Dale Baxter. Paul fltaulfer. Bob Taylor, Donald Baxter. Rick last quarter Taylor, Judy Plummer. Debra Osgotxl. Emo* H. JAcoby. Laurel Baxter 7. Doug Storrs 6, Dave L. Baxter. Arthur Stauffer. Den­ Fisher 5. Dare Strickland 3 and nis Baxter. David Baxter, Steven _____ _____ ___ Spyker, Bruce Pitch. Donald Fuldp®t»eh te out for about aix | Anderaon. Eric Thompson. Mike weeks having broken soph 137-pound wrestler from Norfolk. Va. pinned foes from Collegc the same day in hl* varsity debut. < Library' million dollar Upjohn will be open in 1967. Most exciting gift... Most exciting calUh:" For his most exciting Christmas HASTINGS BOWL INC. Woodland at Michigan & iA New F"\/antage ’ ma. tk*» Vsetegi Browning Archery Ct B-25 Strap $37.50 and Separate BOWS and ARROWS | Quality Bushnell BINOCULARS AMVRICA'* MOST exciting gift watch at budget price* , GUNS-SCOPES SWIVKLS & SUNGS ot HUCKLEBERRY GUN SHOP Hodges jewelry HOME Of KEEPSAKE sad ORANGE BLOSSOM DIAMONDS >22 W. State St. Established 1931 3 Mile* East of Delton ?F«.,l “"ME Em Bl<r SfSlFM 3SET- �Thursday, December IC, IMS Michigan's Sport Fishing Frontier Men’s City Cage League Twin Bill on Thursday Hsiungs Bowling BANTAM LEAGUE Standings: Haan's 294. Dale's lllary 22. Bums Refrigeration 21. George's Cltgo 20. Superette. 19. Patten Monument and Lawrence LP Gas 16, Food Center and Barr Tires 15, Barry Lumber 134, Hastings Aluminum 12, Auto Tag Inn 11. East Side Lumber 10, V&J 84, Hastings Motor Bales 8 and Copper Lantern 74. Scores: K. Wyngarden 158-284. S. Goodyear 183-254. B. Terry Gaslander. Hartings Mfg. Stag Shop and the Hastings Mer­ and Walldorf! playing Wilson Don Mullens had 8 each. Bob ry Barney had 8 each. John TafVanderVeen and Ron Lewis had fee scored 6 points and Jim Cole chants scored victories Thursday In the Inaugural game. Gas­ 7. Dr. Chuck Morrill 4 and Bcrnight as the Hastings Men's City Basketball league got underway. landers whipped Walldorf!. 80­ Tills Thursday Renner Ford 48: Hastings Mfg. nipped Renner meets the Stag Shop in the main Ford. 06-60: Stag Shop swamped takes on the Hastings Merchants Merchants edged Wilson Insur­ Merrill Martin 5 and Dave ance, 51-50. Aekelt and BUI Gibbs 2 each. Ernie Strong led the Mer­ Five Stag Shop lads were in chants to their narrow win. scor­ the double figures, with Larry ing 14 points. Ed Houstra and Dykstra scoring 18 points. Bob Schneider and Jerry Hopkins 15 each, Don Trefry 13 and Sieve Reardon 125-348, B. Havens 142­ 245. M. Haines 136-343, C. Cur­ tis 131-243, Jerry Whitney 131­ 240, R. Morgan 139-237, A. Mer- J. Bumworth 137-219. T. Lewis 122-214. J. Wyngarden 114-212, J Hann 113-212, R Hall 111-209, C. Anderson 120-207 and J. Mil­ RECREATION LEAGUE NO. 2 Standings: Gilmore Jewelers 32. Walldorff's 30. Johnnie's Auto Parts 27, Ackett's Confectionery 26. Parker's Tavern and Wood­ mansee Lumber 23, Goodyear Bros. Lockshore Fanns and Hastings Meat Market 20 and Nashville Gravel 19. Dick Hudson posted the best series, 203-585, while Paul CasAl Taylor rolled 315-538. Jack Shrier 536. Al Morgan 228-522. Kingsley Bennett und Jim Mal­ colm 520, Curt Awrey and Lea Springer 515. George Cogswell 507 and Pat GUmorc 502. COMMERCIAL MINORS Standings: Parker's Tavern 334. Smith Bros. 32. Larke* Cllgo 314. V3.-J Mobil. Bender Gra­ vel and Deputies 31. Chenoweth Machines and Hastings Alumi­ num Products 29. Dale's Bake Shop and Consumers Power 28. Tinkler's Service 24, South End Middleville, Wayland Win; To Battle Friday Middleville High's eagers, who rolled over Lowell Saturday night, 70-52, will get back onto The darkly shaded area on this map covers that part of the Great Lakes which comes under the jurisdiction of .Michigan. It clearly shows that this state, with its large owner­ ship of the Great Lakes (41 percent), must play a role of leadership in rebuilding the fall­ en fishery of these waters. And that is exactly what the State Conservation Department intends to do under its new fisheries program. In an all-out effort to bring sport fishing to the forefront in the Great Lakes, the department next spring will launch introductory plantings of coho (silver) salmon in three northern Great Lakes streams. In succeeding years, more releases will be made with these spectacular game fish which are expected to feed heavily on the troublesome alewives now-glutting the Great Lakes. -Michigan Dept, of Conservation Thompson 166-444, Betty Howes 174-443 and Ruby Downey 162­ 437. Good games: Betty Sheler 157. Pal Conly 158. Mickey Lambert 152. Sue St. Martin 157. Marleah Makley 168. Bobble Handy 155. Patten Monument 22. Montgom­ Mary Burdick 160. Sue George ery Wards 20. Hastings Electric 169. Linda Lowry 159. Jan Peur19. Tlie Banner, 17 and Viking ach 152 and Ella Higdon 155. 16 Good scores: Bernard Tobias COMMERCIAL MAJORS 169-504. Denny Fredrickson 192­ 526. Kay Moore 203-514. Galen Standings: Sports Bar 40, Pis­ Daniels 206-541, Paul Woodman ton Rings and Harwood's IGA 174-504. Ray. Lundquist 180-512. 35. Miller Jewelers 33. Culligan's Bert Keeler 193-502. Aaron Sherk 31, City Pood 30. Roush Tailors 236-553. Bob Ingram 197 - &M. 284, Larke Buick 28. Montgom­ Emmetli Engeseth 233-554, Curt ery Ward 23. Hastings Aluminum Awrey 203-517. Gordon Howe 22. Auto Tag Inn 17 and Tyden 178 - 503. Bob Hnrtke. 223-526, Paul Cawei 192-603. Ray Asplnnll 292-506, Carl Aspinall 177-508, Tliursday with the fine chap firRoy Wilcox 220-529. Pete Kru­ ger 200 - 557 and Jim Wealock John KasUuky rolled 257-649. Dave Irwin 217-625, Ruaa Hazel WED. AFTERNOON LEAGUE Standings: Hastings Motor Sales 38. Stanton's Real Estate 354. Makers Market 32, Has­ tings Cleaners 30. N*H1 26. Vita Boy 25. RedlMlx 24. East Side Lumber 224. Bhlrkey's IGA 22. Bob's Bike and Miller's Phimbing 214 and Ockennank Service the outstanding lassie, rolling 212-565 Louise Bahs posted 202545. Bhirlee Vandenburg 179-499, Barb Kieney 197-498. Marion Eye 191-463. Della Gordenski 163-461. Lois Kenyon 163-471. Maggie Corrigan >78-459. Florence Weyerman 168 - 437. Gene Ml,. Williams Insurance 34, Klerseys and Elks 23. Johnnie's 31H, Reahm Motors 394 -and East Side Lumber 194. Bob Abendroth's 596 was the with a 210 top game. Jerry Mel- with 629. Bob Carmoney 201-662. Art Gallup 521. Don Pickard 202­ 520, Darrel Wlllyard 504. Bob Boyle 516. Maynard Park 549. Stu Sweet 208-581. Dick Hart 226 - 574. John Rosinsky 558, Shannon Lydy 213-535, Ben Ken­ yon 521, Don Drake 546. Dave Dimmers 255-587, Harold Mathe<s 501, Wayne Newton 212-529. Dick Bonarskl 537. Chris How­ ard 213-546, Del Morgan 620. Doug Vickery 506, Ed Sheler 516. Jack Bowman 207-521. Art Brew­ er 226-551. Voyle English 515. George Lydy 523. Hall 501. Wayne Decker 578. Bruce Terry 204-566. Edwards 206-574. Hack­ ney 516. Ken Robbe 507. Merle Bob Lambert 231-586. Rod New­ Haines 214-581, Harv Haan 208son 214-521, Louis Keeler 516 Ul. mu. MUkf H, CMrlilth a 151 average. Harvey Haan 667. Joe Burkholder 551, Clare 517, John Oorodenskl 512, Bo Stahl 210-526. Bill Hackney 548. Morgan 502. Jerry Cutchall 538. Jack Bowman 536. Lawrence Long 537. Lambert 210-545, Joe Keeler 544. Mike Schondelmaycr Burkholder 312-561, Laubaugh 213-532. Merje- -Hainea .,222-527. 518. Bill Bums 213-551, Cleo Bob Miller 514 and Emnteih En- Roblyer 202-504. Jim Barnum 521. geseth 548. 7 Harold Sherry 514. Al Hlnrichsen 522. Leon Marts 524. Paul Burkey HASTINGS CLASSIC LEAGUE 206-553 Dave Irwin 512 and Ron Ktending*: Hastings MlUlng 37, Peltow 202-537. Burkey's 364, Bums 354. Hastings Sanitary Service^ SaskaTUE8DAY MLXED LEAGUE toon Qolf and Mil er s Dursclean Standings: Welton's Heating 33. Minister's Ollers 30. WBCH 28. Hastings Filters 28. Moose ti Plumbing 40. Andrus Agency 36, River Bend Golf 34. Highland 274. Dowling 2SH, Fred Baads **-*— ** ---------- pple Skating Rink 32. Furniture 25, 1 23 and Poll's Miller’s Phone WI 5-2091 day when the Trojans host Way­ land while Caledonia travels to Maple Valley. Delton, which whipped Bangor 107 I. Woodland, Hattinfli Midway Betwe«n Broadway and Michigan NO. WE ARE NOT Going Out of Business! NOR ARE WE Liquidating our Stock! WE RE NOT REALLY HAVING A SALE! HOWEVER. WE ARE OFFERING OUR FINE LINES OF: • MaGee • Monarch • Barwick • Regency e and. Windsor Mattawan for a 7 pm. encoun­ ter while Gull Lake goes to Cam­ stock and Galesburg-Augusta to Parchment. Middleville CARPETS ) SCHOOL SUNDAY MIXED DOUBLES 479. Gene Wyant IM-455. Harry 447. Phyllis Brown 163, Benny Good scores: Jim Total 192- 476. Bob Slocum 162-460. NancyTaylor 160. Lin Snyder 160, and tha Brumm 152-429. Don Cheney Allan Hlnrlchsen 191-512. 196-473, Verdle Sinclair 172-427. Jerl Cheney 167-488, Bob TosAJBC SENIOR DIVISION sava 189-478, Ruth Rice 187-400. Standings: Hartings Shell MH. Larry Annis 150-425, Louise An­ Hartings Bowl 38. UAW 234. nis 151-410, Joan Haywood 474­ 430, Larry Utter 165-396. Joan Hkwllt 162-417, Don Haywood 189-653, Bob McCullum 163-396. Jim Rhoades 157-429. Larry Fore­ Harbln 216-453. Harold Andrus man 155-426, MIUord Carnell 177­ 445 Dennis Craig 158-425 and 437, Jerry Brumm 156-404 and Junior Russell 191-506. MONDAY MIXERS !:«:;i: See the Sensation of the Lucille Westover 206-504. June SEASON ot LEARY'S 190-506. Marge Haan 169-486. Judy Cronk 179-497. Ellen DV: man 172-475. WHma.Dantete 1S481, Mildred Smith 168-488. Jean McAllister 193-532. Emma Payne 200-460. Alma Cortlle 199-536, Emma Magnon 167-488 and Faye Allen 192-528. 11O Lawn and Garden Tractor June Richardson 172-480, Fran Owens 182-475, Evelyn Donovan Sally VanDulne 161, Frieda Jaynea 176, Joyce Asplnall 164. 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Now in three pew models for 1966. 8 Complete Red Cleaning Specialists / Pack-Horse Good series: Shirley VanDenburg 186-537. Ellen Darts 178- that other stores often list as Rug & Furniture Trail-Horse. MONDAY BOWLERETTES Standings: Walldorff's 43. Coir SNOW at Sur Regular Low Prices SALE the year around I Work-Horse... Play-Horse 29. Bum's Refrigeration 254. Mill- See the NEW JOHN DEERE Phona WI S-4I7« Shirley VanDcnburg was the big gun In this wheel too, firing 306-577. Gladys Edwards rolled 187-572, Gerry Newton parted Ring 28. Man'* Beauty Shop 23. Hastings Milling 22. Cuyler Trucking 21. Arcade Beauty Sa­ lon and Rockhill and Banghart ___ *_____ Service Insurance Agency Oy»r Millar’s Jawtlars 120 W. STATE ST. SPORTSMAN 164-4*0, D. Pisher Standard F RANDSEN'C WBCH 18, Michigan Magnetics 45, McAllister 1 384. Foodland 374, Hartings Heights 33. North- Ungs Radio T V and Oiimore's aide Grocery 3i. Sheriff s Girls 31. Hastings Floor Covering 29. Haan's No Quitting Time on Sentice W L y«t- NIGHT HAWK LEAGUE Ted Dalman chalked 206-551 to set the pace, D. Aldrich rolled 210-542, D. Ossenhelmer posted 203-528. Paul Cassel 173-506, R. Pavlik 184-502, L. Jopple 222-493. 197-474, H. Wa think of the Job of serrt®. Ing our clients U a round-tbodock proposition. After aS, losses don't limit thermdm to an S-honr workday* W yow West Central Standings 565. Jim Bourne 216-511. Bill Bums 204-493. Von Howell 160- but for . I Middleville High's Rob White. honors a Class C Mlchlgap prep Ron Martin had 4 Mike Richey had >2 points for football player can get. was se­ lected on the UPI Class C-D ABMohn 7. Glenn Bhugar* 8. Vic State first team this week as a Buther 3 and Shirley Woods and Gary Cole 2 each. Art Fredcnburg drilled 22 The Wildcats took a 14-10 first pointe in leading Hastings Mfg. to the coveted win. Don Bowers and Jack Chadwick each had 14 respectlvely. the finale with tlie score 57-37. points and Ron Reynolds and Bob Dlrkse of OaleaburgWalt Messer had 25 points for Al McConnell had 8 each. the winners and Gordy Hudson 12. Dick Steward had 21 for Ma­ Ford with 21. Ted Egleston had Honorable mention went to ple Valley. Hamilton rolled over Gale- Bob Lammers and Terry Jordon Dave VanKlst of Middleville and Dick Slewart of Maple Valley. 4 and Gary McGhee had 1 point. Mike Murphy of Hastings straight win. Hamilton drilled 32 Tom Havens led Gortandcr out of 57 shots from the floor. At one point in the second half with 17 points. Gary Cole had 15. Butch Hartman 13. Gary Van- lions. as did Baker and Hamden gap to two points, but Hamilton Rob White pumped In 27 points to lead Coach Ray Page's T-K quintet al Lowell. Tom Grlffeth scored 14 and Gary Caledonia's Paul Brown had 20 Stauffer added 10 points, 'Scott points. Dave Russell 15. Tom Henning had 8. James Rohrbacher 3 and Gary Warner and Coldwater St. Charles nipped Aldrich 175-473 and 8. Stout 189­ Dave vanElrt 2. Olivet High, 53-49. Olivet wan 470. Standings: Headpins 7. Rollers ter the first period, then the the preliminary. 49-28. 8, Mixers 5. Delton 4, Devereaux Pagemen stepped out To a 35-30 Furniture and Michigan Coffee Shop 1. adding to the margin. It was 70­ 52 at the three quarter mark. TUESDAY TWISTERS Dollle Larsen had the out­ team's defensive work. Lowell's Junior Varsity broke standing series this week, 166­ Tink Wilcox had 31 lor AUe463. Greta Greiner posted ISO- Middleville's 18-game winning 428. Ethel Fowler 147-425, Shir­ streak when they trounced the young Trojans, 63-49. MiddleDan Boyer's rebound shot with ley Alien 150-419, Carol Hurless eight seconds to go gave GuU 157-415 and Sandy Gallup 142final game of the 1963-64 season. wln over Galesburg-Augusta Fri­ Standings: Pleasant Point Moday in a KVA clash. It was the second straight oneFinance 33, Bam Market 31. Bangor held a 20-14 first perl- point loss for Galesburg. Friday, MCF Lassies 304 and Beedle In­ ' Comstock nipped them. 56-55, surance 18. . at the half. The Panthers gained “With 14 seconds left. four points in the third putFriday, Galesburg had a 48-41 HASTINGS MFG. LEAGUE scoring the visitors 12-8, and iced Dale Geiger snaggled solo and the win tn the fourth outscoring lead with two minutes left John scries honors Tuesday, chalking Bangor 23-14. Gull Lake. Paul Krajaclc meshed 232-583 Jerry Smelker rolled 206­ Rick Olson led the victors with a layup. Walters hit on a* jump­ 583, Art Oallup 659. Aaron Sherk 546, Maynard Tucker 53JI. Bob 18 points, Jeff Galley had 17, er then Boyer scored his winning Carmoney 524, Dave SlaterIS 518. Jamie Poyer and Bob Nuabaum bucket o„<SSxTio<[to , Delton won tlie preliminary. 502 and Bud Dukes 501. 53-37. Standings: Tool Room 35, Of­ fice 34. Caslte 32. Courthouse ers 36, Tough Guys 25. Chrome Room 24. Machine Room 23 and Area Football Players Given State Recognition On completion of tlie Red SEE US TODAY FOR THE FULL STORY AND A DEMONSTRATION ™u, Ln w. n. Dueruer, authorised Instructor, the fol­ lowing wonen received oertifl- Get the feel of these exclusive features Independent ground-speed control. Single pedal clutches, brakes, and reduces travel speed. Safety start. Double-action braking power to both rear wheels. Foam-rubber-cushioned deep bucket seat. Automotive-type steering. Take a test-spin soon. G00DYEAMR0S O IMPLEMENTS Leary's paeons holding valid cer- ----- ——„ ntnuauir Ul the near future if a sufficient number apply It waa announced The BUndart Ptrot Aid course 123 Ea>t State St. Hoitingi SPORT CENTER Ph. WI 5-2152 �r r .. ■ « wr. . I Leonard spent Friday night andfield Methodirt Church. W try leaned on Mr. ana Mrs. Starling Swurdaynighl.with thanrgrand- to come. * The parish board held French Sunday. Both Mr. and Mra. Norman J parents. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Frey its meeting Tuesday evening, at »„ Mr. f-« Frwv “nd Kathryn. Their parents. Mr the Briggs Church. The Briggs >Frty from Battle Creek wera Uy Mra. Leo trey Mr> Nonnftn Leonard. troin ladlca sanrad coffas aM’ ■4. *« 44S. •wn. Crock num I.-J- Drlrc nortto upent Saturday Plainwell called on Mr. and Mrs. * Tlie local Pedro club members Several from this area raw afternoon at the Prey home. the fire ball in the sky Friday | A few of the men are pulling ■Sterling French Tueaday eve- and their husbands enjoyed a * Master Mark has been stay- j a lavatory, tn the church base-1I nine * Harold Supp returned pre-Christmas dinner at the ing with hl* grandparent*. Mr. ment this week which will be home Thursday after spending Holiday Inn Saturday evening. * and Mr*. Kenneth Nickerson.1 much appreciated by all. * The!| five weeks In Community Hne-, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Buxton while hi* mother was a medical. Methodist Youth Fellowship met plhil suffering from contagious j ’-ere Bunday dinner guests of pneumonia. * Mr. and Mrs. Ja- Mr. and Mrs. John Crago and i Back in 1864 J#hn F. Hokan- patient in Leila Hospital * Mr at the parsonage Sunday eve- cob Sapp from St. James, III. son In Albion. aotk 151 6 Maple St., Vennont- and Mrs. Frank Scofield and son i ning to plan for the Cbrliitmas .'^’pwran?^il?JSow,a:Com- wt"of"lsotaUon. They returned Nine out of’ten Kalamaxoo vnte. retired from the Reo plant ,”*n Wtx*}1Blul tn Lansing because of a physical visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph munliy Christmas supper the home Thursday. * Mr. anti Mrs. College students study abroad Soya. * Little Cindy und Jimiiord of December at the Ban-.Gorduu French from Hiullngs uforc graduation. . automobile establishment for 15 yean. . There was no retirement plan at that time, and things ap­ peared rather bleak. However, he had tried ill* hand at making «-m BA8TINGB Mfflm Banfield - VIClIllt V Vermontville Man Produces 4.000t li Spud how they would sell. FOOD 1 decorations avaryone had a I rt . I CamD Hr® SlROKfi | r •••--— ---• Camp Fir* board members Borne National dues are sUU with their spouses were enter­ ut. The Council cannot operate tained by the Eugene Guernsey* thaw dues in? to dinner at their home on UPHOLSTERING Camp Fire board members rnunt liave their annual reports i THE FURNITURE BUILDING brought cal- punch. Bach the furnished Michigan State quarterback Steve Juday, a marketing majors altogether wan atvarrln.l a ■ rwv.lnl VfevObrill fUll ol Fame graduate scholar­ ship ip iaB7 rest, Hazel CENTERS giving up his little His outlay for equipment to the neighborhood of WOO. which Included a milling machine. grinder. "My ice spud sells for a nomlnal sum." says "Hokey." “and my 'secret' U that I produce a loaded spud which give* the cor­ rect balance and weight Oh. . people go out and buy fancy augers for gifts and the like, but don't want to put too much, money into one." And his con- 1PORK ROAST point. A number of bait shops and sporting goods stores in tlie im­ mediate urea, such as Hastings, Nashville, Charlotte and Ver-, montville handle his product. Bargain Hunter Special Ionia. Belding, Greenville. Lan- -Springs. Battle Creek. Albion. LB Dakota. Minnesota and Upper Peninsula residents. A veteran of World War I. he served as Commander and adju­ 30 MEATY HOLTEN S VAN PESCHKE celebrated their 47lh wedding children. N FRESH Post of Vermontville. six v- 39^ Fresh L Picnic PORK - SAUERKRAUT KING-SlZE ib. 39« HOCKS 29c ib. 59c mANtt grandchildren CHRISTMAS WEEK STORE HOURS MON.. DEC. 20 fare, and this Christmas season be will again assist in delivering TVB.. MC 21 ] WED.. DEC. 22 JTHUR., DEC. 23 J HAWAIIAN PUNCH 3 B WITH COUPON BELOW brackets Vermontville's Main Suet! the memhaafs by The Michigan state soccer team finished tn the runner up spot in the NCAA tournament in both 1864 and 19C6. losing the title game by a 1-0 score each time. . Michigan State's, foptboll vic­ tory over Notre Dame in 1065 was; the Uth win for the Spar­ tan/ in the last 14 games with BAKER'S CHOC. CHIPS 3-Og. Gelatin 6 Z. &)' 2-PLY, 8.5“x9.5“ KLEENEX v29‘ DELSEY TOILET D7:C POWDERED 6 H sl ROYAL 219' TISSUE 5 VARIETIES, SPARTAN PICKLES 4"-*1 6 BY THE MECI . . . ROSE BRAND CANADIAN STYLE BACON -’1.09 Cudahy Canned PICNICS 3 ih~’2.19 HERRUD ROASTY LINKS °^.w 63' "SUGAR ? 1-LB. BOX HAROLD ib IOC . WAYNE Open 9 H " tO 9 P P.M. WITH COUPON BELOW LIMIT 2 WITH COUPON SPARTAN Only God Can BUTTER However, this Ume of tlie California Size 138 of the high points of the Holiday season . . . decorat­ ing tlie tree with full family participation. Somehow, it brings a sigh of regret and NAVEL L491 the time comes to dismantle ORANGES the city dump or burned up in ceremonial flames Hius «■ 49° dozen Meantime, your lumber£' 'V Christm*. a success Besides many fine gifts for dad. can find many things here board ... a platform for WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT \ QUANTITIES ON ITEMS IN THIS AD. 1 r SHOP AND SAVE EVERYDAY AT # st! EANT RAILROAD ST, HASTINGS , . . PHONE H I glGGEST ’ BRR .IK MICH1GAK, l J FOOD CENTERS FOOD CENIEAi LOCAfLD IN ALBION. COLDWATER. EATON R API DS.' GRAND LcDGr. MARSHAL!, MASON WIL'IAMSION HOMER ST IDOO l-LB. SOLID POWDERED ' 10-X I S SUGAR 10‘ I । Dm. It, I9M. ii.49‘ Limit WWh This Coupon «»«.__ . More Food FurdiaM Thru Sot., , SPARTAN BUTTER I With This Coupon pnd a $5. or. I Moro Food Purchase Thru Sot, • ■ Dm 18, 1965. i �COMPLETE LAUNDRY SERVICE Family Bundles Damp Wash • Wash and Fluff Dry W« Flnlil. Skim, Vhnratk. WoH< CMika HASTINGS HOME LAUNDRY IL1III— b So, G<t»o«> 323 S. Mldilyu t Mrs. iI e-AB Bloom. «««-«!.> .r-1 Fuller temoon of w_ .. ... her brother, the Edward NordTHE HtSTINGS BANNKB—4 •truma of Grand Raplde n. J«* (Jani Slocum of Oconomowoc. Wis. visitod her parents, the Harold Brockway, last week while Jack waa ih^'ir ME 5 ar""? iw^lng achool in West Virginia Boorom. jtm and Joe. of Jack** They plan to be here for Christ­ mas, and the Brockways will also Mrs Bernard Bowman. Russell entertain their daughter the Ue r v‘y Of K*1‘‘'ni™o vuitrd .Cnn£11f,<hna"“' of “r*'M1 Rapids and Mia* Brx Hemcy and friend of Cleveland. Ohio I -Mr* Harriett Brant will spend -— cuuu i surer > Christmas at the home of her xalmoii eggs have arrived .tn ^f*hur Br*nu. and on j Mlchfcan from the Wort to meet ■STSLEEJ*«.u tbe^ Conservation Department s Brownell and aon, Steven. Personal Mention ^.When Mr. and Mrs LaVtrnr OConnor of Lake Odessa were "jrortj toHonoluhi. Hawaii, to I Thanksgiving Holidays with their daughter and has- Patent lime. On Bunday there here f*^ n%.v'rtU will be a Benton family g«t-toMn^estl R£“ •o.TSff&'s; sate rasa’s; teas ■te; we Loe Ange- WI 5*4062 «• .< i^a,.« Michigan Gets 2’/2 Million Eggs Of Silver Salmon «««.• SEP-s^s: tldi Ui the Great lakes during the second phase of ita threeyearplanllng program. ,.T*" *»*>••-l»-be. provided hy "**hiag- U5.D.A INSP. ZEEIANOER BRAND, 1S-22 IB. AVG FOR FINER OVEN-READY $ TOM GIFTS FASTER TURKEYS WE GIVE VALUABLE Zerlandrr Turkeys are *|>e- <IaII) brnl .o you grl more _ firm. hil<>. Iriiil.T white Imai. lb. t.o. Iluu Ib.y are • fl.i-h- trvi. o ' within ~ rond» after pmccaesing ae!urr*. of a "'rcBhcr th.B n*»n" bint. It la because ] Bi ■■ ....... rl The __ < |>BVv rolen look if not aatlsflrd with LB. SWIFT'S PREMIUM PRO-TEN SWIFTS PREMIUM BUTTERBALL — _ SIRLOIN HEN TURKEYS OR T-BONE FARMER PEET'S FULLY-COOKED 13-16 ib HAMS STEAKS 79S r r r Wb-99‘.^ PESCHKE GENEROUS SHANK foRTION, OL'-FASHION < SMOKED CREAM HAMS / FREE! m-69‘J 1966 IMPALA TO BE ? GIVEN AWAY FRI., DEC. 31 NO PURCHASE NECESSARY Plus Up to $2500 Given Weekly. GKMG'A GOLDEN, DEVE1NE0, PEELED, FROZEN You May Win. (t AA SHRIMP 5-.? $1” PINT SPARTAN FROZEN — BARGAINS ip TOWN Check Your Magic Kard. Washington By the time young fish from tills total supply of western eggs are ready for release. the De­ partment will have launched the first plantings under an all-out, three - year effort to establish nine of adult cohue in Great Lakes streams. Initial releases will be made next Spring whan the Depart­ ment win pu# 750.000 young co­ hos (5-« Inches) into the Platte river near Honor tn Benxle coun­ I ty, Bear creek near Bear lake in Manatee county, and the Big Huron river northeast of L Anse in Baraga county. » These fish are expected to m srsie downstream into lakes Michigan and huperter. crVw lo maturity .__ . . G. McDANIEL JAMES GOOGLE z MRS. CARLTON BALL GLADYS JOHNSON "The ““sjt* northern three streams to Rtxl wl>» in .w7 J*S*rte most—if not all—of the fuh rn ___.. ment hatcheries Some ofthere istetete ■* p‘““a» Part of this decision wlU de­ pend on how well next Springe planted fish show up In the three of^lMB 1Ueami durtl»« the Fall East Doud .. Jty.. Mr,‘ IJ°yd ih~* "X**..M................ »« MH ” WUUam <*» a,ul New Numbers Posted Weekly. Winners' Names: DINNERS 3 £$1 THE BIGGEST BAG OF > 14 million used tn the Weal to cstablSa new runs of silver salmon. Those ..2”*00- ,oU1111« another IU million, are also expected to take to Michigan waters with a good degree of success. Hounding out the Demrtment'a potential planting atxwk for 1M7 are 50.000 cxiho eggs’ of specially adaptable strains which •ere delivered from Alaska Ulis Planters will probably * try mi- COUNTRY FRESH WHIPPING Mirbigsm They will be luktciK^l *;u] reared at these "fish factories'lor release tn northern Great Lakea tributaries in the Spring ot 1MT when they wUl have ma­ tured enough to migrate down­ stream into the big waters. ,rB^d,on ,hrtr ‘UCT?e“ ‘n f®*rtmr Michigan's nr»t batch of co­ hos thu year. Department fish­ eries specialists estimate that •boutlfi million young fish wlU M. HUTCHINSON J. DAHN children from NaahvlUe spent .Sunday. Dec. S, at Lloyd Owroa » Mm. Eunice Freeport, Mra Harry ’akioct fnjrn Barney Mills and Gfiarkw Caime from lUxinga ww, Mony• “d Mrs Harold Chee from Dowling called cn Mr and Mrs WLU Gurd Wedn^. S SPARTAN FRESH-FROZEN . STRAWBERRIES 4 si — ENRICHED WHITE FLOUR . . •4Sf PHILADELPHIA CREAM CHEESE 3-Oz. ------ 111X11 HILA- Uiirda * Our *rmpatljy to' R^Lumbert In the death of hia lt','*'r who at one time n« B rai<**?J or thta neighborhood.. nTy U‘ rrport Ur*Howard Moore U a nattak in Pennock Hospital. sl:scr Tueeday at la* week * Howard Muore U entertaining the flu M home I* INSTANT MAXWELL HOUSE 1 11 COFFEE ^” W EN FRESH 12-OZ. WT ''' I raDcc. green STAMPS JELLY ROLLS 3 S1 shop and Save everyday at r aiGCEST ' auac/t B.RR lIN MICHIGAN . FOOD CENTERS ■ IQIOWAIFR, EATON RAF.p. HASTINGS, ASVN. WiaiAMSfvN HOMTR S.OOXteRtDGE LIGHTS ONI #m hat yse ihuffst, ot IM Ork u <>ta t«'«| I#- take atficist Fkd ■ube aktehitiy certsie yM ri tsbeg th( lllkt aehtsfigg art •Teefte label euctly. Never uha aa old Pi«Mripboa...te«*aga*ll,aa M daegetovs n. prescribe for the cvaMis* gag aswra fcN sMkUvmsu. Jacob's prescription SPMTAi .mut PHARMACY >26 last liota St. Phon. WI 5-2466 Hasting* f j” * , �I Need extra Christmas money? Advertise with a low cost classified ad LEGALS CLASSIFIED AD PAGE PHONE HASTINGS BANNER WI 5-3481 BE READY FOR WINTER LARKE BUICK WITH A and BETTER USED CAR IM OLDSMOBILE SEDAN . . . Delta 88 4 Dr. Hardtop, custom vinyl trim, power steer- CHEVROLET 1435 S. Honover WI 5-2425 WI 5-2426 19C4 OLDS F-85 SEDAN . . . VI engine, automatic transmission, very clean. One 1964 OLDSMOBILE SEDAN . . . Dynamic 88 4 Dr, power ' steering and brakes, new white­ wall tires, radio. Ml.'hlo* DISPLAY CLASSIFIED —$1.25 per inch for tingio Insertion. 85c per inch for series of six or more ads lo be run oa ' consecutive weeks. Both of above rates based on standard > display classified styles. 1 ALL ERRORS—4n ads taken by phone to b« at send.r's risk, aft >cuxh we make ipecial effort to see that tho copy is taken correctly. r ; OBITUARIES—First 180 words free of charge. 2c per word for each additional Word. HASTINGS IM PONTIAC SPORT COUPE I 1964 CHEVROLET .... Catalina Hardtop tn spark­ ling white finish, power steer­ I Imp** Canv. • cyl; auto, tf - ing and radio, whitewalls. 1963 OLDS SPOTT COUPE .’ . . . Beautiful maroon and . white tutone, fully equipped. new whitewalls, excellent con1963 CHEVROLET • dltlon. IM FORD STATION WAGON . ... 9 passenger Country Squire, ; ■ 1 CASH RATE—2>^c par word with minimum of 50c. Oa *d» ro« paid for by fho Thursday following tho data of publication, a carrying charge of 10c will ba added. Each additional coniecutire repeat inurtioa without change of copy for Vl price. BOX NUMBER—Although The Banner duel not recommondx “blind adt" for best multi, we will provide “box number" . Mrvlco at a charge of 10c. CARDS OF THANKS fr IN MEMORIAMS —2c per word. 1965 BUICK LE SABRE IM CORVAIR • ... Monza 2 Dr, 4 speed trans­ . mission, nice block finish with • _ red vinyl Interior. • IM OLDSMOBILE SEDAN ' . . . Super 88 4 Dr, excellent , condition, power steering and . brakes, new Oldsmobile trade. It./salt having liHB mad* la the .gJitlM of a Mrtaln Mortfoto vhl.h M ia.de oa the 30th day of NavMn■ ■ 1053, b» DON D. JACKBOX, JR. U DOROTHY A. JACKSON, ha. i'R>.-T*4FRDKRALM5uk^Cai **AND MINIMUM RATE—50c for Twonty Word*. OU HSHIOSEJ PRICESJ Calendar of Special Events MOTOR SALES Im _lr." SUNDAY, DEC. 19 CHRISTMAS MUSIC PRO- 220 W. Slate WI 5-2454 ..r ft th. Conti 1 llxUnaij hi.i. co of h Cuunl id tor >JJ.r • cal Music Department at 3 pm USED CAR CENTER Corner Michigan & Court HELP WANTED WI 5-3903 1905 DODGE CORONET Deluxe 4 Dr Radio. Torque Flight. Power Steering. 11,000 1963 BUICK ELECTRA Man or Woman to supply customers in N. Barry Co. or Hostings with Rowleigh products. Can earn $100 and up weekly full time, :, !; I j RAWLEIGH Dept MCL 651 336 Freeport. III. BUICK ELECTRA Many older models to choose from NOTICES REAHM MOTOR SALES , PONTIAC - OLDS - CADILLAC WI 5-2478 107 N. Michigan Av*. Hastings. Michigan 12/10 CANVAS TARPS 5x7 to 16x20 1962 CHEV. IMPALA FARM IMPLEMENTS $3.47 up Practical WINICK'S Christmas Gifts 1962 CHEVY II 200 N. Michigan WI 5-3324 Heating - Plumbing SAFE BUY USED CARS Service 1959 CADILLAC 2 DR. N-W . Pp-aJ.I . Now • Remodel • Repair rUBUCATIOX ORDER. S„M B, uichi«n. r, KAECHELE'S SAVE $$ NOW 305 S. Church 1985 LINCOLN CONTINENTAL 4 Dr. Sedan. Pull power. Has room condition! 884 MERCURY MONTCLAIR 4. Dr. Sedan. Automatic drive, power steering and brakes, ra- UM CHEVROLET MALIBU UM DODGE 4 Dr. Sedan. Automatic drive, radio. .. .............................81250 19M FORD GALAXIE 5M ' ■ sue i BMM > malic drive, power steering and brakes, radio. Lik^mew ..S1650 1983 MERCURY MONTCLAIR 4 Dr. Sedan. Automatic Drive. Power steering. Radio. . .81,795 ’ 1903 CHEVROLET * BARRY'S Chrysler-Plymouth S. Hanover at City Limits 1984 CHEV. CHEVELLE 4 Dr. 0 cyl. St. trans. 9.000 miles. 1 1964 PONTIAC CATALINA 4 Dr. Radio, Automatic. 19&4 VALIANT V100 4 Dr. 6 Cyl. Standard. Radio. • 1984 VOLKSWAGEN CAMPER 1963 FORD GALAXIE 500 4 Dy. Sedan. Automatic. Radio, (1983 CHEVY MONZA 4 sp. trans. Bucket seats. Ra­ dio, heater. 1963 MERCURY METEOR 8 cyl, Std, Radio, w/walla. 2 Or. Sedan. One owner, new 1983 PLYMOUTH BELVEDERE 31450 ( 2 Dr. Sedan. Auto 8 cyl. Radio, heater. 1962 FORD GALAXIE * 1983 FORD GALAXJF. SOO 2 Dr. Sedan. V8 engine. Auto1 ma tic drived___________ $1250 1»«2 CHEVROLET . 2 Dr. Sedan. Std. trans. —.5895 .IMS MERCURY MONTEREY - V8 4 Dr. Sedan._______ 91095 MCE MERCURY CUSTOM 4 Dr. 0 cyl. Stand. Radio. 1903 RAMBLER CUSTOM 4 Dr. 6 cyl. Automatic. Radio, 1902 CHEVROLET BELAIRE 4 Dr. Station Wagon. 8 cyl. Automatic. • 1901 FORD SEDAN 4 Dr, 8 cyl, automatic. Radio 1901 RAMBLER 8TA. WGN. Custom 4 Dr. 1981 THUNDERBIRD Fully equipped, w/walla. 1^0 PONTIAC 8TA. WGN. 4’ Dr Power steering, seats and brakes. Automatic. 1959 BUICK 2 Dr. Automatic Radio. Heater. 1MJ CHEVROLET 0 Cyl- Stand, trans-......... 1M2 MERCURY 5IETEOR NOTICE! FRANCISCO FARM SUPPLY 1-37 SO WI 5-5352 ? 20% 945-3150 REDUCTION ON NEW 1965 Farm Machinery rubber. A-l shape. leaded I —John Deere No 730 Diesel. Loaded. A-l shape! —1902 John Deere 2010 Tractor. —1950 John Deere B Tractor. Hydraulic. A-l shape! —New Idea 2-Row Pull Picker. Good shape —Grain Bln to fit Pick-up Truck. —Good Used Chain Saws. —2 wheel heavy duty Grain Trailer with hydraulic dump. —Oliver one-row Com Picker. Good shape! FRIGIDAIRE Refrigerators Electric Ranges Gas Dryers Freezers „ Free Delivery . . . Terms WI 5-5052 12/16 945-3474 NOTICES wtififr. GOOD AS NEW STORE Now Phone WI 5-2479 11/10 <WE FAY TOF PRICES! Marine sales a- YEAR ROUND EMPLOYMENT TABLE PAPER — For picnics. ner office. tf Christmas’ trees - Pruned WI 5-2223 Scotch Pine and Spruce. 41.00 12/10 Bold by FTA. back oP-Hlgh HASTINGS Boards BANNER CLASSIFIEDS “ ■ CLASSIFIED wi.l Call WI 5-j481 CHILDREN GROW OUT OP THEIR CLOTHING In one year's clothing for cash with rrs Flote Boats Trailers and ac­ cessories. M-66 In Nash rille VACANCY—Have room for el­ derly person at The Cases' Nursing Hope, with private room and bath. Phone WI 5­ 3928 . 12'10 Madison. 13/JS 12 PIECE SETTING TABLE SERVICE — Phone 758-3533 Mra. Catherine E. Pittman. Bellevue. Michigan, R3, Sox 73C. „ 12/10 DIE CAST. DIE MAKERS. Ma­ ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS — chinists. Tantographs. and PO. 111. Hastings Telephone WI 5-2895. Meetings every Elox Operators. Excellent Monday, * pm. tf wages, benefits and conditions with plenty of overtime. Tracer Tool At Die Co, 3800 Buchanan SW. Grand Rapids. Michigan. ir For Rant—Real Estots 12/23 LADIES — Increase your family UNFVRNI8W three-room apartment with garage. Good income-extra personal spend­ location. Call WI 5-3583. If no ing money. Serve customers in response. WI 5-4928. U city of Hastings with popular cosmetics, extracts, spices, NICE UPSTAIRS unfurnished, household products. Choose 5-room and bath apartment. your owii hours. Write Wat­ Utilities paid. Good location kins Prwucte. Inc., D-M. Wi­ Adults only. Call 945-5423 days. nona, Minn. 12/10 tf fr Notices SERVICE — Mercury cuthoard Available u Jacobs' Pharmacy. Dolml: De good-as-new Ironing wheei-er FOR MORE BEAUTIFUL HAIR —Use Rexall's fast permanent Regular 82 BO-Now 81D0. No Highest in Decembei M-37 South 1310 N. Michigan Special —Your razor cleaned, lubricated and sharpened, only •135 Service and satisfaction guaranteed Lapo Drug. 144 E State St, Hastings tf LAND CONTRACT —Will dis­ count 0‘S. Phone WI 5-4353 after 5. 12/23 Prices ■ Over Start’s Wallpaper & Paint Store OPEN FRIDAYS 9 A.M. to 5:30 P.M. MAHLER MOTOR SALES WINDOW GLASS INSTALLED tn aluminum, ateel or wood sash Burkey Auto Glass * Radiator Shop. 218 N. Jeffer­ son. Hastings. tf ★ Help Wantod LAR EXPERT TREE SERvT ICE —Trimming, cabling, re- Limited Models Sell Your Wheat NOTICE FAESH EGGS —WlU deliver in FULL TIME MAN FOR WORK INSIST ON MICHIGAN BOT­ IN GROCERY STORE—Apply i TLED GAS I Bee Cart At Betty's Hastings or close around heme. la person at Northside Oro-j Appliances before you buy I Mrs. Josephine M. Roush, R3 eery 829 N. Michigan Ave.I They Sell—They Install—They Plainwell. 13/23 Hastings U dh un x.na-vi sr.T? 1956 TO 1958 HTICK SETUP Dodge or Plymouth overdrive transmission, bell housing, fly MARRIED MAN on dairy' farm, wheel, pressure plate, cluteh sephlne Roush, R3 Plainwell. must be experienced milker, STALK 8HREDDEP3 FOR RENT — Francisco P’rm Sup­ plate. 820 00. Phone WI 5-5655 12/13 once a day milling, good ply. M37 So. 945-3150 if aftetA-ffln. '• * tf wages, good working condi­ tion. References required. ★ Household Goods Write Post Office Box 55. Rl. ♦ Pergonal* •A* Butinen Services Charlotte, Mich. 12/23 ★ Automotive No Trade Required GOODYEAR BROS. Consumers Power Company 124 N. Jefferson Classified Paragraphs jacobs pharmacy FOR FAST 34-HOUR FILM SERVICE! No charge for over-, size prints. tf THE FATMAN—Private Detec­ tive 24-Hour. Shadowing. Tape, round employment. Experience Foto-PUm Evidence. NattonIn retail sales and building ma­ .wide. Confidential. Call WO terial warehousing desirable, however, mm with similar out­ Union, Battle Creek.’ 13/30 door. Indoor background, each as agriculture will be consid­ CARPET CLEANING IS EASY ered. Inspection of our yards, with Host New Electric UpBrush. No wet carpets or hand- employees of the various duIngs, is Invited. Vocational ap- Almost new 3-bedroom modem home Just ouUlde city limits. equal value. Phone WI 5-479L for only 86S6 Hastings Floor ★ Wonted to Buy Covering. 123 W. State, Has- selected applicants. Benefits include Hospital Insurance, EXPERT TAILORING on ladies' Life Insurance. Paid Vaca­ 6-5714, 5504 Gun Lake Rd tions. Paid Holidays. Salary Tailor Shop. U Savings Program. Co-opsratlre Educational Program, Uniform Fund and others. If Interested, WHY NOT LET US MAKE you a rubber sump with your new ZIP Code number. Thrce-llne Mra. Clpcic, Personnel Dept. stamp with your name, adBlue Diamond Lumber. 25 Avenue O. Battle Creek. Mich. 8325. This Includes, postage V RETIRED WOMAN capable Of light duties to make liome with woman living alone in large ' two-bedroom trailer in modern JackMn.1. Good home for right person. 1 eat. No Reply to: Box 9M, Hostings Banner. 12,10 2/3 ACRE BORDERS'X NICE CREEK laity Shoppe, 48046. Delton. Mich. tf USED PUMPS—New InstollaUozu and remodel! Powell s Plumbing Co. Free standing timber. Get our price before you sell. L. L. Johnson Lumber Mfg. Co, Box 378. Charlotte, Mich. Phone 517­ 543-1001. tf WAHTflDJj �I- CUIS IN HlIIKi TO REPLACE THE OLD BILLFOLD ? f.y wa CE £1 with the outstanding billfold «j of the .Nation —a Buxton all 1 leather at 3395 and up. Jacob's ? Pharmacy. 1 FOR THE DO - IT - YOURSELF FELLOW —He can be an in­ slant expert with the De Walt No. 1350—0" radial arm table saw. Only 417995. Barry Coun­ ty Lumber Co. * [ ® FOR THE TALL OR SHORT J I EA CT FOR MOM —We have “Special .13 Christmas Candles," parly gift Items, open stock and perianaltied stationery. Schader's Offlee Supply. Sports Shirts in 33 or 36 sleeve K length*. SUcs 144 to 174. 1 FOR REAL SPORTSMEN-AU types of leather and rubber sporting footwear await your selection at Birke's Hastings Cut Rate Shoe Store. if? AIRFILM SHOES LET DAD f •fsl WALK ON AIR! Priced from J 31890 to 32490. Wayne's Shoe jA, Store. FOR A BRIGHTER CHRIST­ MAS AND A BRIGHTER IfiJ WASH —It's k new Maytag Washer from Bulling'*. iflf CAMERA HEADQUARTERS — InitamaUc sete—31795—Pola­ roid* from 31995. Jacobs Phar­ macy. /rf FOR FATHER, SON OR BIO 1 5T A । 7 , w i </ BROTHER. YES! AND ARDENT LOVER! — Billfold*, card*, pens and mor* are in your favorite store, Garey'* Shopper's Haven. S fl > ) ' 7 TWAS THE-NIGHT AFTER fig CHRISTMAS and Dad wore tv hl* new Van Husen pajama*. Z«2 bathrobe and slipper*. All deya signed tor comfort. Purchased at Cleveland's. t 1 fl F. » | Penney’* own Electric Blanket, gM > DONT LOT HIM SPEND NEW YEAR'S EVE in old, rundown double or single. (Single con­ 8J sculled shoes when you can trol). 5 year guarantee. 116X0.,JEJ vA find the famous Wyenberg CT "Massagalc" for only 31495 to B? 33395. Birke's Hastings Cut PJ Rate Shoe Store. { L F i 1 1 1 THE 'CAN OPENING- STRUG- SC OLE can be ended says Wayne M Webstar al Gamble's. See their ® electrics can opener or the solid copper.'gold and chrome per- » «• £2$ ALWAYS AN ALL TIME FA­ VORITE — Painted basketball backboards, goal and net for only 31195. Barry County Lumber Co. tins iti UHS 111 hikhi TH IMHU THE ATTRACTIVE STUDY LAMPS at Consumers Power Company give Better Light and Better Hight. Choose from 3 colors. See them today. GIHS IOS THE 1 LITTLE DREAMER Will enjoy a comfortable robe and pajamas from Cleveland's. Make your own choice early. gift throughout the year . . a subscription to Hie Hasting* Banner. Special gilt rate* for. DRESS UP THE 8MAU. FRY IN HEALTH-TEX! Shirt and pant »eU. or separate pants and shirts in a variety of col­ or*. styles and materials From toddlers to sue 8. Parmulec's. BARLOW GARDENS at 1606 8J : Jefferson an solve your gift । r problem with poltuettlas, green I plants, cut flower*, planters or ' cartage*. Cail HfltWOf.' J A PORTABLE TV FROM GULLING'S Is a welcome gift for your TV fan. or a Stereo Hl Fl set. SCHAUER'S OFFICE SUPPLY offer leather framed bulletin and chalk boards, stamp, coin und color books, and game*. Plus, inexpensive 'stocking" stuffera. for lasting pleasure. [ PURSES GALORE at WAYNE'S SHOE STORE — Mather* I suede*, and vinyl*. Variety of । style* and colon. 33 N up. 1 OUR BASEMENT TOYLAND b loaded with good toys and games tor uh ages. Playschool, Tonka. Milton Bradley, Parker Bro*, and others. V 6c 8 Hard­ ware. ALL TIME FAVORITES FROM MILLER JEWELERS—Coming Ware. China. Diamond Cocktall Ring* 31496 up plus small appliance*. VIsrr/vARDB ONE STOP TOY END WASH DAY BLUES with a bottled gas Hamilton Clothe* Dryer. Carl i Betty's Appli­ ance. M-37 So. HEADQUARTERS for a wide selection. SAVE HER TIME AND MONEY! —What can do it better than a Manning-Bowman Hair Dry<w NOW MOM CAN HAVE THOSE PICTURES FRAMED with the inexpensive framing that comes in 4 widths. East Side Lumber Co. Easy to do. For any and all occasions or­ der delicious snack trays for your parties. Everyone will en­ joy them. RiepenhotT* Sausage M ALL OP YOUR LADIES, regard(X leu of age. will be delighted I IM with a Gift Certificate from 1 Mary's Beauty Shop. MOST DESIRED LEADING AC­ TION TOYS—Actual Cap Fir­ ing Tanks, Action Locomotives. Johnny Seven Gun, Sonic Blaster, Gas Engine Lotus Ford, and others. Gamble's. j f 3 ' S' THIS WE LIKE "-Snow boot* S from ankle to knee . . . and X how about a tote bag for 3198. 3 r Birkc'ii Hasting* Cut Rate fl A Shoe Store. r* DRESS UP YOUR HOME with roping, door swag*, center­ pieces. mistletoe, holly and , Christmas green. St, Martin's ' Floral. ' INVITE THE WILD BIRDS with one of our many styled bird feeder*. A nice present «for young or old. Blair's Farm At Garden. consoles arc rich - toned and have brighter picture# in beautiful woods. On sale at Wards. MOOT .AMAZING what can'Be done with Beverwyjt'* unpoint­ ed furniture! Boston rocker*, stool*, cheats, magazine rack*, desk*, kiddie clxalr and table seta. 1 । , | YUM! YUM! YUM!— The kid* really go for the iced butter ChrUtma# cookies from Dale* Bake Shop. Shaped In stars, angels and trees. Aho. Lcbkuchen (German Honey Cookie*). JUST ONE STOP at Miller Jew­ elers for Polaroid cameras from 41995. Samsonite luggage, ra­ dio* (table and portable), per­ sonal jewelry and watches (Balova, Wlttnauer, Cararelie). alien you can trim her tree with cosmetic*? World famous perfume*, powders, lipstick*, tn new Menu and shade*. Gard­ ner’s. re&H Stamps). of Western MKhigan'ftjjj toyland* in the baseri^ Garey’s Shopper's Haven. at tlie Barry County Lumber Company. Choose either the Economy for 319X0 or the ■ Regular lor F3795. rator wall clock by Elgin (curdles*. electric) 11895 up. Choose walnut, brass or char­ coal. Gilmore Jeweler*. Ideas and Holiday Suggestions from Your Local Stores. So, Shop | the Easy Way and Please Everyone On Your Christmas List! �V Guests of Rotary Middleville Hastings High students Letter from Viet Nam Ry Mr* Mary Jackton Card of Th'anks and In Memoriam Ftlday after a week with her daughter. Mrs. Albert Simons lots Of Love while itopplllt. a. Guam. Ray. and family in Livonia. * Warren —■ no‘ 1|VO m “ lugn-T standaid Butler expects to spend his Tte^writrr Max Wllom^«‘thiUl these pcople do 0,1 ‘hey LEGALS Max nwnd met Daw Sot hard, son of ChrUUiiM vacation with his par­ ISdnJterf tall b t? tte ™ m'wkU bnprove mt,e UtUe but Sk 3 Phillip Maxwell Wilron the Don Sothards and Leo »U‘ “e a tong Umr before 835-23-22. Control Division I O’Donnell ents. Mr and Mra. Clipper Butler NaUmUe UtmiteJ ton of the Bert FUBLICATIOX OBDER. of Gun Lake. Warren is getting i While Elephant Bldg.i, Supply O’Donnell* and a hometown re. Sialo of Mkbteaa. Tile Frahau Dep:. U. 8. Naval Support Ac- uptoti jolto^rd. Court Ur lh» i watr •>! II.rr) priudent of the Nashville C. of In lb. Mailer at U>. >Maie ,.t: fatter and my btoliwr can lire SeUlo Ktvwog, D«eeaw4. Filo So. 14.M4. in a clean decent country where Ir 1. Ordered that on Mar-h IS. !»s the dub president at the you can du aimpie little things that really jnean s lyf tu a perCsarlroML llaalinc* Mkkixao • । present time. Max is starting h.ailac Ke AeW II akirk al) eredllor* .>< .aid deeeawd are revuir.4 t«* prove h-v <th year In tte Navy. The their rial*, aed |,|r. »ill U deter­ WiZujus iiave one other son. 29. rained iredltdS. n.«.t II, ...tn claim, with th. Court .nd »er»e a All this Lt not jure bccaiuw' -opr ok Ak.lt* B lxoi«. Adaaink we have money Sure we have trator. l«SSt K-eem-nt. .Iklroil 1*. MI>M«an. prior to aaH L..rin« money, but we get it by hav- • I'ublkaiiol* aod .er* be .hall te node a. piotided 1.) .Ulate at>4 mull ASTINGS hold me tight But Ill keep on | though we are Ill never forget ways be in my Dated: Ik.- 14. IM** Fhllip 11. Mli,helt. J«*ife <-t Fro Just want you tiro to have a itcod Thanksgiving Day and din­ ner. I imagine you will spend So until. -Beyond the Sunset, when 111 rejoin you. ilonjSmlt EATING, what we want. These people' Today la Thanksgiving Day. land what a day. They tried to!1 want freedom to do these things1 Uli ll up is blj M IDey powibly । too and with God’s teip we will ■ Hk<el and Hnd.cn. loving you al- Attorney, for I’eiitianrr apart. Paul K. Hletel «. Stale Htreyl you. you’ll al­ lla.tinca. Mkhlaan heart. Modern Ake - Oil - Gas - Coal HOT WATER BASEBOARD HEATING PLUMBING SUPPLIES rpent Friday night with tteir KTiuidniothc.-. Mra. Hazen Hoot WATER SOFTENERS WATER HEATERS Call WI 5-5769 WI 5-3732 Bob Wills Dick Henney 2153 Gun Lake Road Hastings that give your homo a cheerful glow all year round ml bx-eii after a short furlough “*>’ ***> J"1 kcrP ab’e home I The economy here u »i low Miss Muriel Squier. who has and ours ls so high. I guess that been visiting her brother, Mr » why it’s so hard to get used Marc Squier and family returned > <o this. I like these people, to her home In California re- I they want to be friends and centiy. * Mrs. Emory Richardson i they try hard to please you. is helping to care for Mrs. Leon They will point to you tan PRIBICTIOI CRIDII ASSOCIATION We ore Santa Claus to three people and they know it. They know that our eundard of liv­ ing w so much hlgter then ttelis, but they arc trying hard to bring theirs up It you really get to know the people and be human .with them they are all | tight. I know some of them by they know me os MEMORIAL MONUMENTS OF DISTINCTION Lawrence Brothen 301 S. Michigan Avt. Hastings Office Hours MON.. WED. & FBI. 8 o.m. to 12—1 p.m. to 5 Phone 945-9415 INSURANCE Form, Educational & Automobile Loam All Forms of AUTO — FIRE BONDS Insurance and Bonds JERRY ANDRUS SERVICE and REPAIR GUIDE Clip This Guide Keep It in a Handy Place for Future Reference Mrs. Cliarlre Bauglunan luul her trip cut stert because of the lllnem of ter granddaughter. Joan Puffer, who was her travel­ ing . companion. Tte grand­ daughter was taken ill tn a ho­ tel in Bagdad. Iraq atxl they flew home to Flint. She wlU be then- with ter daughter and husband. Mr. and Mra. Hart Puffer tgr tte Winter rnontte. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hooper ore having a nMr'home buift by Bill Getty and Ids crew on tlie new extension of Charles Street * Mra. Oscar Ftnkbelner took ter motter. Mrs Clam Harper to Farmington Monday. Mra Har­ per ^-ili remain a few months with ter granddaughter and family. Mr. and Mra. Warren MeClennlck. * Mr. and Mra. Dale Beu Mt Monday by bus to Los Angelica, Call, to visit their daughter and family. Mr. Takes More Wear and Tear Than Automobile Er Machinery Repair Pile yarns of 100% Cumuloft* continuous filameint nylon WALKERS AND CRUTCHES—^ Headquarter* for Hospital u®- CERAMIC. FORMICA. LINOLEUM AND CARPET REPAIR —Has­ tings Floor Covering, 123 W. AL SIGNS' TIRE SERVICE, 235 S. Stale WI 5-5118. Jefferson—Passenger, Truck and Farm Tires. Wheel Alignment and Balancing. Brake Relining, WATCH & CLOCK REPAIRING— Guaranteed workmanship. Also all kind* of Jewelry Repair and Engraving Mdtor Jeweler*. 118 GAMBLE S, REPAIR SHOP SERVICE ON ALL MAKES of tracton. machinery and chain uwi In our new budding at 124 hf Jftfmon. Experienced mechan­ ic*. Goodyear Bren. Phone WI 5-5052. Coll 945-3481 If You Would Like to be HAVE YOUR PICTURES FRAMED AT BEVERWYK’S COLOR GENC TER — Raw wood cr finished frame*. Also, cuttom Iraming Til ill Hill WW a "coffee hour" for all service men at home and college . students at the home of Mra Hasel Derrick Sunday. Dec. 26 from 9:90-10:46. This U Recog­ nition Day for ttene people at; the church service. ♦ The Radio, Television RepairingI Monthly Men s Breakfast win be . held Saturday. Dec. 18, at 0:301 am. ♦ The Family service for I SENTZ TV COLOR SALES AND1 Christmas will be held at 7 pm I SERVICE —315 S. Hanover. and a mid-night service at 11 i 945-3862. Free service for one o’clock on the 24th of December year on Setchall-Carlson Color * The Metlwcust Cteir Cantata entitled, The Incarnation" willi tvs, radios & Record play­ be presented Sunday evening at! ERS REPAIRED—Central FUdio and TV Service. 228 N. Jcfferwn. Phone WI 5-9187. More than 35,000 individual lines of grains from all over tte world have been tested ai Mich­ igan State University in the «rch for a variety mutant to Listed tte cereal leaf beetle. Some 10.­ 000 new varieties are suit to be "Fair World” carpet is so beautiful that it's hard to believe it's so rugged. Designed and made for heavy duty commercial use, this carpet w&s first qsed'at the New-York World's Fair. That's how it got its name, It has taken the merciless pounding of Fair traffic without a sign of damage. There were so many nice c-omments about the beauty of the carpet by visitors to the Fair, that Lees put it in stock for home use. Came in and see for yourself "Fair World” carpet by Leet CALL WI 5-5118 We'll bring samples to your home, measure your rooms, and give on accurate cost esti­ mate. No obligation. Carpet your entire homo on our easy-payment pion . . . Take 36 months to pay! 123 West State Street OPEN FRIDAY EVENING QUALITY MATERIALS AND AND GUARANTEED WORKMANSHIP OTHER EVENINGS BY APPOINTMENT �Hastings Police inents Officers Busy Hasting* police investigated 35 [ destruction of property, ob«■*?“?** durinir the scene phone calls and Uttering, period from Nov. 22 to Dec. 13, 8jx arrests were made. Chief Richard Suntor reported to, sixteen moving violation lickthe City Council Monday night. !eta ^re t„ued. 35 non-moving "" “----’ * | ticket* plus 649 overtime parking breaking and entering, larceny. i tickets were handed ©ut. ' Seventeen traffic complaint* cenl exposure, contributing to iwere investigated. 13 accidents were policed and 14 nan-crimlnal complaint* were checked. As­ sistance was giv«n other depart- r on IB occasions. Nine City cruisers traveled 5.503 miles during the period using WO gallons of gas. •erved by *41ny eimtor that held world quite like Rome and. in view five people. Including the operator. Mrs. Abbie McKibbin. of Yan­ kee Springs, is making her home of the rich pattern of its history. the frequent inlerruptloo* tn »ervwith Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Case, ern a photograph or painting that Klbbln lx Bl and lias been in gives an adequate overall ImprrwPennock Hospital where she wax taken after suffering broken riba. alm of tills unique city astride the muddy Tiber river and probably broad—so. old fashioned footpowrr never will. operated without too much dis­ The problem in "doing" Rome is comfort. to avoid confusion on account of the multiplicity of things a be On being shown to our roan, we I Sim Jacobs ^UlBJ Ahmay 11 Come In and See Our Line of STURDY. COMPACT INSTAMATIC CAMERAS They All Feature: • Streamlined, modern styling • Instant loading • Hinged back cover • Eye level View Finder • Double exposure prevention There’s just a little bit of enough on it to make it latfy-fike ShagewShades by In assbfWBShadow Instamatic Injfpmotic f^lnrto ~ Insta InsteHfatic colors. From SO GO LADY BUXTON 100 104 300 400 404 Priced from $17.95 GIFTS FOR HER veil of Arpcgc priced from $2.50 main Item, with the water and There are more than 535 of these structures In the Rome area, each water supply were stUl contami­ one of "historic interest. So. if a nated by the disastrous floods that serious-minded student <jf church had hit that area in Italy a week history and architecture went on a five day a week schedule. With a Actually. Hones water aupply. could spend more than two yean normally clean and pure, haul been making this specialised tour. How ­ contaminated by the unprecedented ever. many of Hie churches could flood* that, north of the city, reached disaster proportions, takSome of them such as' Ute Basilica erty damage Water from the'"city Lateran and St. Paul s Outride the taps had to be well boiled before Wall* would take al least a week jse. But by the lime we arrived, and probably mure for a compre­ •verythmg was in order again hensive *tudv. Walking along the embankments of the Tiber, you could still sec traces The answer to an enjoyable and at the debris wariied down by the profitable stay In Rome, we believe. proreas while we were there. points at interest, do these us Uioruiuihjy a* yw. wtah al your .leisure and then branch out as time tion. the Columbus was headquar­ permits. Accept ’he fact that, for ters for many of the bishops and every print of interest you are able observers attending the Ecumenical to visit there will be a hundred Council. Thus, the hotel al meal time was invariably colored with nificance that you will have to the brilliant Roman purple robes mtas. Rone is tiiht kind of place. of the visiting prelates. Actually the so-called Roman purple is,a We arrived by plane from Vienna on a beautiful and balmy fall day and soon began to wonder if there blsliope and those of the cardlnaU were any more frantic, place hi all are difficult to distinguish unlew of Europe than the Rome airport Pamper her with PERFUME or DUSTING POWDER from $2.00 YARDLEY S SOAP SITS. COLOGNES or DUSTING POWDER in Lavender; Red Rose. April Volets Priced from $2.00 GIFTS FOR HIM ELECTRIC SHAVERS—All famous brand* at Specul REDUCED PRICES Look them over! Kaywoodie or Dr. Crabow PIPE the be$t priced from $2.95 ENGLISH LEATHER all-purpove lotion Three 1 llaftingn School PaaM Ho 8 Lions Visit Prison I Member, of the Vermontville Lians club vlxlted Jackson prison | Monday evening. They are In­ .. terested in the Braille project ..conducted ut the Institution and contribute lo it as one of their I Tuesday '2!.1 Student When the Tuesday.Dee. Dee. studentCoun-I t.oun club . mMlproject*. U) January ladiwlaons wlll Calendar Sheriff Meri H. Campbell ported tnac that ma hbi aepanment department In- Wednesday. Dec. 22—School do*v rail gated du accident* during e* 3:45 pm. Inr Christmas. November in which one person, Monday. Jan. 3—School reopen*, Mr. and Mrs Charles Morey of was killed and 31 othtra injured. ______ _________ Property was damaged In ... . .. from Saturday until Monday. of the cr-uhej. iVlpc V|IIlIllP 11(HV C Thirty traffic summon* were 1111 * linvv Injured, two warrant* were pro- /y f I ■ 1 cessed, four were arrested fur 111 I f|L(* I MPSSH PROOF: Stock In your reckies* driving, two for unlaw- VZ1 VFUVMU Land Bank Association ful entry and two for larceny 11\» I"1 • 1 from a building, five for non- 111 Pi I’1’1 (I JI V Is a good Investment! support, one for receiving Molen' J property, one anesi was made I Funeral service* for Mr*. Mlnfor violation of probation and I n|e Rowe. "6. R3 Lake Odesia. two for having guns in a deer ■ Who d|rd at 5 am Friday at I are* before the season. , Pennock Hospital, were held at i Sheriff* officer* processed 590'2 pin. Sunday at the Pickens: applications for drivers licensn. I Chapel at Lake Odessa. Burl*! gave 50 road tetta. investigated ttas ln Ihe Cadillac Memorial 10 miroeUamous complain^. 33'Gardens at Livonia al 10:30 am criminal complaint* and 13 traf- Monday , fic complaint. Mr*. Howe had been ho«pl- I I I her death. She is survived by a wn. Cecil i Parks, of Livonia: one grandson, and a brother. Archie Misner ot Cast of boarding prisoners in Lnke Odexsa. the Eaton County Jail wa* $650 Most of her life wa* spent In' with officer* making 20 trips :oI Detroit. She moved ‘ to Lake । Charlotte. ‘Ddessa two years ago. Her bus- 1 In all, county cruisers traveled band. Clifford, died eight years' 14.164 mile* in November. .ago. DIRECTORS DECLARE DIVIDEND Intoxicants silted other departments on 13 law-cost Land Bank 301 S. MICHIGAN HASTINGS Dr. William Helrigr), a* a trux- 1 Mrs Martha Ballentine and . lev of the MlclUgn Children s • Mrs Elsie Salsbury were in i Aid. attended a State Beard I Lake Odes* and Woodland. meetng at Farmington last week, where they visited Mra- Alice Dr. Helrigei abo held a private Hendre. Mr*. Climena Schaibly 1 baptism at Plymouth recently. and Mra. HHdred Heeterly. It s Fun A first glimpse at St Peter's hectic experience in w!iat appeared1 may be a bit disappointing, since to be carefully organized confusion. It seems so much smaller than Visualized. The reason la. that both the church and the coilonnadcd Iambus on the Via delta Concillabiocks) from St. Peter’s Square. Wa signed and gracefully proportioned that the gigantic size of both structures is difficult to compre- stairway are ant-like In proportion Before World War II. this hotel several centuries. During the occu- lost in the Immensity of the Plana, house Allied troops and after tlw and grows. You can well believe ear ws converted Into a hotiA— that up lo a million people can Mid what a hotel! The rooms were (and have* without too much dianot luxurious but thoroughly com- thermorc. the entire St. Peters Prices from $2. GIFTS by REVLON in Intimate Fragrance Intimate I* chcriihed ----- ■ >1/—u>---- (vefl g,<Jt fragrance*. Cologne*, Soap*. Dusting Powder. GIFT SETS priced from $3.50 Sheriff’s Men Investigate 80 Barry Crashes possible uuk of covering the city carnations. a big bottle of iced completely will end up in a State of complete cemfunion and be dog tired and probably dugusted u-i committee by Sally Rate. Charley CELEBRITY GIFTS C>»e Her Hypnotique bv MAX FACTOR w* J I...16, *< 1965 io« Thursday, December AyAvR.M.C. R.M.C. Mrs. McKibbin Here the Finest at 6im | historic rome |The Hastings Banner into tlie paved arirtyard with a gushing fountain In the center, we saw a sight that recalled a paint­ be easily handled. ings by the ok! masters. While walking along a clean but plain hallway, your might find yourself the immensity of the interior is difficult to comprcisnid. But when room richly furnished In old Italian you took upward and see visitors style: or looking down from an looking out from tlie lantern atop ornate little balcony see a group the dome, you once again have a of purple clad bbhops seated tn gauge to judge the heroic propor­ another beautifully furnished room tions of the structures about you. 2 playing Santa that might have been a I side with tiers of seats to accom- thtnz. from $2.00 priced from $6.95 Time. WRIST WATCHES Give Him ' CANOE" MEN'S COLOGNE or COSMETICS ,"Sh« will be pleated that the did." from $2.00 Dad needs more than a false beard and pillow to play Santa. Ready cash to cover the expenses of Christmas is essential Our low cost Personal Loans, with easy repayment plans, let Dad enjoy the fun of .being St. Nick. New' "OLD SPICE” LIME . . . Come* in tingle package* or gift ter* Priced from $1.50 from $2.00 Men > MANICURE SETS $5.00 - $8.00 and $20.00 More Suggestions for Him Papermote PEN & PENCIL SETS GIVE A BIRD Box CIGARS — LIGHTERS — CIGARETTES LOANS from $60°° to $60,00000 CRIBBAGE BOARDS — MOHAWK BRUSHES PLAYING CARDS FOR CHRISTMAS WC’CC’C'CC'C'd Christmas Wrap and^jbbo e Will Be CLOSED Parakeets and Canaries For a Merry Christmas give ... or mai I a BOX of FRESH DELICIOUS CANDIES by Russell Stover or Sanders. Cages -- Supplies (Beautiful Exotic Colored Bird*) Goldfish ■■ Bowls - Aquariums g Christmas Eve., Fri., Dec. 24 p and v New Year's Eve., Fri., Dec. 31 » BABY TURTLES Dog & Cat Beds • Jeweled Collars Sweaters • Blanket! • Toys Bird Feeders National Bank of Hastings (Variety Styles and Siiesl FDICh PRESCRIPTION PHARMACY 4790 231 W. State 126 L Stet* St. Phom WI 5-2466 & GARDEN WI J-5912 *,—g;Sk~,? Member Federal Reserve System and Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation DEPOSITS INSURED UP TO 810,00000 �. ft Free Methodiit Christmas Program 8—THE HASTINGS BANNER The Rev Marvin Blcknuller, pastor at the Hastings Pres Ms4hodlst Church, announced Holiday CARE Food Crusade To Feed Hungry HASTINGS BAPTIST CHURCH WOODLAND Rev. RuseU Houwvnan. Pastor UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH Minlsiar. Dale R. Hamg Mr. Donald Elmore Grorve Spcos. Pastor 410 K. Madison. 945-50® Director of Muxlc and Youth 1503 Johnson. Lake Odraaa, Mich. -Your Friendly, Cix Church" 9.45 am. Church school. BupL 9:45 am. Bunday school. Bunday school. 10 am ■LoydMtttat ,. ■■ ’ Claasea for all agro. Morning worahlp. 11 am 11 nia. Morning wtrahlpi Worahlp. H am * Combined with CARE Partner- tor. broadcast 7:80' pm. . WM, Bible Study IMiowship, 8 pj: .Jilp Programs whereby hast guvPublic Invited slating of vocal and piano music trtbutloo rotts. the 5 pm. T^n choir rehearsal. Wednesday. 3:45 pm. chsrub TRINITY GOSPEL CHURCH W11L?an.^ ’ 5 “ P" Orchrotra rebmwal. WESLEYAN and junior choir*. Illi Jordan Lake Street to help feed more than 37.000 000 1 6 30 nm All Young Peoples METHODIST CHURCH Hickory Corners, Michigan nmnle tn M nountrien 11 wax' Thursday. pm. Adult Inwnounced «<«•<». 7 301 pm Junior/Senior High xricuon ciaw. . Boomer. Pastor executive director. I Sunday School Chrisunas ProCaroling by Junior choir 971lirrMI dn.l. In Ihr lor church and nursery provided Th? 19C5 hoUday-wsuon CARE salt and nuca nuun la high- . protein flth uacel far citiilan war vitefcna In SoathVIrt Nam. donatlona of farm abundance: 0 am. Women's prayer band. are the mainstay of CARE’j plan. Partnerrhip Program? will bring I g „__________ these fuoda to almost so pertt-rv.. Chrucmiv-. Program Mote. BuptClirlaUan donated by private firms are oil regular ?enicc». needed to cover 4,000.000 peraoru ■ _____ ..w-rtn. 2| EVANGELICAL UNITED The packagva. averaging rHirwcM lb*, an to needv famllua or H«*-TIIKhN CHURCH H. J. Buwalda. Minister groups tn: Afghaniuan. Brltiih Phones’Wi 5-3397. WI 5-4995 Honduras. Chile. Colombia. Cy­ pres. Dominican Republic. Kcua- Office liours Tuesday through Endeavor. 7 pm. pm. Betty Ovenshire, director. Evangelistic service. 7:45 pm. Prayer service Wednesday, 7:30 expertly repaired, too. CENTRAL RADIO & TV WE CLOSE AT Sunday school, 10 am Worship, 11 am Bunday evening Service. 7:30. Morning worship, 10 am. Bunday school# 11 am. FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST Bunday service, 11 am Bunday school. 11 am/ Wednesday service. 7:M iturday, 2 to 4 Welconicj edit Ice in this community utill- The structure was completed al a cost under A30.6bd. without in­ Under the guidance of their cluding the aM ot the land. pastor, an explgnatlon of the symbols is being drawn up in leered. Lloyd Marti, local buildbooklet form Those* wanting a copy may obtain one during the labor was given to the church The Church of the Namrene parsonage at 114 E. Walnut, thereafter A Michlpm State University crop sclentis? point out that Durfee Michigan produrra » percent of By Mrs. John Hook are varieties developed through Mrs Owen Gaylor aurnded a MSU research supported by Hobby show in HasUngx Pri- State growers and shippers. The Barry County Zoning Office will be open only on Wednesdays until further notice. However, cuesta of Mr. and Mr* Howard LEW43OD-E. U. B- CHURCH oatney of Charlotte and evening ruftHts ot Mr. and Mrs Hubert Hunt. Morning worship. 10 am. Bunday aebooL 11, am. Buaday worship. 7:30 pm telephone calls will be answered daily. Richard Slocum family Adults Bible study and prayer. Youth Fellowship. 7:30 pm. Bays and Girls fellowship. 7:80 11th ANNIVERSARY of Hastings Speedy Wash Friday-Dec. 17 featuring the Junior Buys Chou . Junior Girt* Choir, and Inter­ mediate Girls Chair, and r I Morning worship. 11 am Register for Door Prizes I nor be prerent to win) (Refreshments' “Help Us Celebrate" A Fast-Recovery ELECTRIC WATER HEATER meets ALL the Hot Water demands Rev. George Elliott Rev. John Jaldersma WI 5-4945 am Worahlp servlea. of modern living! 0 warns I 9:45 Church school. DISHWASHING Mooaay. i -p na troop it. Thursday, 3:30 pm Children's choir rehearsal. 3:30 pm. Carol chair rehearsal PHONE M5-J534 NtW CUCTRIC WATER HIATING RATI WELCOME NEWCOMERS! Um this coupon to let its boa you're here FOR FAST-RECOVERY WATER HEATERS oBowuwfanrrolted opsrallon 24 hourr a day EWOT AU IKE HOI SKIER WE WMT...AT WW COST I CHY___________________ _______ _________________ Please Hih toe Welcome W»<oo Hodea call oa no 1 would like 10 JUbWibe to to8 Halting* Banner mail to QrcuWkai Gift, ORANGEVILLE BAPTIST CHURCH W. Glen Campbell. Pastor 2 Mlles South of Gun Lake ' 9:45 am. Sunday school. 11 am. Morning worship. 7 pm. Evening worablp. Wednesday, 7:80 pm. Bl bl study and prayer service. basement The building exterior lias of Orace Lutheran at Hastings brick facing with a marquee on have been expanding this art. the northern end There is a "U" drive off Brtxidtvay with an area Prayer meeting, Tuesday. 7:30 7 pm. Wednesday service. mon topic "What'a New." Carol I choir sings The Birthday of A I King. Neldlinger. the NOTICE Morning worship. 11 am. Young People's Sendee, pm. Phone RO 5-3503 pitted later in Mrs Wm Held returned home Friday after being st tlie home 11 am Morning worship. 6 pm. Young People's service. Hastings Construction of the church which had been owned by Edwin Wictnik. Tlie L-al»p«’d structure in­ cludes a poured concrete full The church is entirely heated SATURDAYS Take one phone call (or coupon below), add boileis with baikeU of lifts and information about the city, stir in genu­ ine hojprtahty, and you’ll ka.e a gen­ erous and delightful wflcorr.e. Just phone ’____ ‘ . decorating Grace Lutheran with both young and adult mem­ bers participating There will be treats and rclnwlunenta after the universal Christian Church the program The formal dedication 1* to be held al 3:80 pm. on Bunday, MILO BIBLE CHURCH R3 Delton Bible study. 7:30 pm. best recipe for folks newly moved to ing through the City to the new church wbert a unified Bible Sebool program will be held. Rev. Earl Bchlpper Worship. 10 am Bunday school. 11:15 am. Evening worship, 7:80. Woodland Fira Station NOON ON the historic mankind. HU son. NORTH IRVING WESLEYAN CEDAR CREEK BIBLE METHODIST CHURCH CHURCH Cor. of Sisson and Buehler Rood Campground Rd.. 8 miles south / ot Hastings , Pastor, Donald Tack Sunday school. 10 am Morning worship, 11 am. Wcrahip. 11 am Young People's service. 7 pm. Youth meeting. 6:15 pm. Evangelical service, 8 pm. HOWARD TRUMBULL WI 5-91B7 fr WI 5-5992 228 N. JeHtnepit Mill formerly at Firestone Store Sundays n insludc a motorthe "old" church al The CiirUtmas prtcram will 11 am. Morning worship. Youth meeting. 8:15 pm. Evening Gospel Hour. 7 pm. Wednesday Prayer. 7:80 pm. LAKEWOOD Cherub choir will alng at 9:3u BAPTIST CHURCH Wednesday night, 7:30 Adult Rev. RusmJI Sarver. Pastor choir practice. Sunday school. 10 am. Thursday. Junior choir. 4 pm. Wasshlp hour. 11 am. Christmas program Bunday, Bunday evening service. 7 pm brtttdraM over WFUR. The Bible, the whole Bible and CYC groups, Wed.. 4-5 pm. Young People. Thursday. 7 pm nothing but the Bible. this friendly church. for held at the Church on Sunday. Wtnblp services. 9:46 am. Thursday evening prayer and Btmday school 10.45 am Bible Study. 7:30 pm. BaptUmaJ service*, Sunday, Morning worship. 10:46 am. Plana spiritual lam through which Gods wm and government at I FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Broadway and Center Streets Willard H Curtis, Minister Bunday. Dee. 19. Morning wor­ ship. 9:80 and II. Nursery pro- Bunday Public Talk. 3 pm. Watchtower Bible Study. 4:15 TV and tape recorders CtirisUan Sclenca Grace Lutheran Church Open House Sunday tn 9 :50 am. Bunday school. Youth Fellowships invite the 11 am Worship sendee. congregation to a "carol sing” in 7 30 pm. Evening service. .Memorial Hall India, Ira-n. Jordan. Korea. I 7:30 pm Wed. prayer service. Sunday service schedule Monday—7 pm. Boy Scouts Macau. Pakistan. Poland. Sferra Tuesday—7 Cub Scout Pack Leone. Tunisia. Turkey. Viet Nam ; 10 am Sunday school • Mifauxlai Hall. and Yugtwlavia. Leon W?st. Bupt. In charge. 11 am. Preaching. Thursday Activities Contributions amt to CARE Classes and teacher* for alL 8 pm. Preaching. 1:30 Kirk House choir practice FIRST CHURCH OF GOD Food Crumde, 916 Guardian I Nursery , 1330 N. Broadway. Hastings Budding. 500 Gruauld sm-t. n am Morning worship. Ser- ST. ROSE CATHOLIC CHURCH Rev George J. Huber. Pastor "Tlfc Detroit. Michigan 46J26. may beI mon -------: r,“ Rejected Word.-” Rev. Fr. Joseph C. Dunphy Phone 945-8195 Text John Chapter 1 Organist. Rev. David Hawley. Assistant Where a Christian Expertroce Makes you a Member. 6 pm Y Hour In Che Youth THE GALILEAN 10 a m Sunday school. . Department. nclane* are children fed dally 9. Saturdays, 7:80 am. on Bun­ BAPTIST CHURCH 11 am Morning worship. 7 pm. sennon: "Why Jesus Comer 108th St At North Caine." days. Freeport Rd. Through the week of Dec 19. Rev. Walter Wlnebrcnner, Paster 7:80 pan. Wednesday prayer. Monday. 7 pm Teen Fellow­ Phone 945-5704 8T. AUGUSTINE, Catholic Ember Days ship. . 10 am Bunday achool. BOWENS MILLS CHAPEL MIDDLEVILLE r This Wednesday. Friday and 11 a m Miming worahlp. Henry VanTU, Evangelist Mary Walton'?. Hanan Csthoilca. and mcmUr. Bible meat only at their principal meal Bible Study Hour. 7 pm Evening group on Wednesday and Saturday, with no meat on Friday. TIkmc „8 pm Chancel choir rebearaal, Mr. Gerald Oatrath, director. WOODLANDrA Thursday. 7 pm. Hl-Y Basket­ METHODIST CHURCH OUR LADY OF GREAT OAK. ball practice at * Southeastern Rev. Richard VandcnBoach, DOWLING hence for Friday. Dec.*Jl. has sebool-gym. Village ol Woodbury Sunday school. 10 am. Saturday. 10 am Christmas Sunday school, 9:45 am. morning worship Everyone wel­ PEOPLED BIBLE CHURCH come. Youth FdlowalUp. 7:30 pm ■4 Mlle E. >P M-66 oa State Rd. Youth choir rehearsal. Wed. Ixjtoy Kenney. Pastor CeU wi 5-3461. BALTIMORE U. B. CHURCH UNITED BRETHREN IN 11 dm. Morning worship. * Rev. Jesse Powell. Pastor CHRIST CHURCH 10 am. Bunday school. 10 am. Christmas program. E.' Colfax al N. Boltwood Wed, 7:45 pm. Mid-Week prayer. 7:30 pm. Christum Endeavor Thursday. 7 pm. Pioneer Girls with caivl and hymn sing. 10:30 am Bunday schooL and Boy* Brigade. 6:15 pm, Christian Endeavor. Women > Missionary FellowINTER-LAKES 1 7 pm. Evening sorvlc*. k ' Prayer service. Wed, 7:30 gn. BAPTIST CHURCH It takes > 9 DELTON METHODIST CHURCH . HASTINGS ■ ADVENTIST Mardus E. Taber, Minister lot of know-faavt" CHURCH Church Study. Sunday. 9:< Jo hit a hi-fi Worship. 11 am. Sat. Sabbath school. 9:80. Durkee Road Evening worship, 7 pm. Worship. Sunday. 11 am. Mid-week Feilowahip, 7 Worship. 11 am. Charles Olbba, Pastor Wednesday prayer, 7:30 pm. Floyd Walter. Bupt. Wednesday. Sunday. "Faith for Today." on Bible sebool, 10 am. TV, WOOD. Channel 8, 8:30 am. Warship hour, 11 am. m. US. KALAMO Bunday. Voice of Prophecy. Sunday, ti PENTECOST Christian Endeavor F Radio WJEF 1330. 8.80 am. ww leader. Rev. Artwtc Thursday. We’ve got the know-how and factory-trained personnel to fix your hi-fi set properly. "la the Universe. Including Man. Etnived by AUxnic Foroel" of the Hastings Church of the Nrfxartne, baa announced that the new edifice at 1716 N. Broadway U nearly complrted . _ , ■«_ - _ ___■ - -,<rl ftw- The Lord rrtgnoth.' Evening service, 8 pa. BlbUstudy Wed. 7:80 Wednesday. 7:80 pm. Family Night. Adults, Youths, Juniors and Children, 8:30 pm. Choir Tuesday—6 30 pm. CBS S Boys Clubs Wednesday AotlvtUee Christian Science Sunday Subject New Nazarene Church to Hold Services Sunday See Yout Electric Water Heater Dealer �I CUT FROM MATURE, CORN-FED BEEF-"SUPER-RIGHT1 STEAKS SIRLOIN ROUND Special Feature Value! 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Ito place wa* filled by a carefully wrought duplicate that reflected much of All of Ute many chapel* are filled Ihe beauty of the original. with palnUngs. mootaca and sculp­ ture by great masters of Italian art. Possibly the most beautiful of ajl 1* th* Cspella della Ptcta which today have not been completely □cetera around Michelangelo's tn- upjend New galleries and arti­ comparabis Pteta. When Rose and fact* have Men discovered within recent year*. An ancient necropolis ha* bean found extending back U> Ute pre-atrtotlan » Atoo. among the foundaUon* on which the ori­ ginal churtii waa built, rxcavatera have uncovered a tomb which htotoric and circumatanUal evidence indicate* i* that of the Apostle However, despite all of the pries­ tess art it houses. Bt peter s to not a museum but a busy, working church where service* are held <WMWMW<W<W COME TO BARRY COUNTY LUMBER CO. almost every hour of the day. Even with Uie main central aiste given over to sealing for Uie Council delegates, there to still' room for the thousands of wcnhlpera who come here daily. Municipal Court Calendar Busy It wa» Joseph Stalin who once sneenngiy atard. "How many diviMoni doc* the Pope have st Id* command*' Militarily. of course, none, except the comparatively few Vatican guards still dressed in the colorful costumes designed by Michelangelo. Il was our privilege, quite by accident, to ice Uie Pope on three oecaskna during our brief stay in Roa* From these personal oteervatton* we would say Dial Uw Pope has legions of Joyal, sincere, •dedicated foltowera not duplicated by any other world leader—Legions who are with him through belief Gene 6 Btrimixck. R4 Ha»tltsga. waa fouiMl innocent nxklow drtrtng Saturday -by a paid a fine of (15 plus ($45 court costa and automaUcofly loot hto drivers license for three months when he pleaded guilty before Judge Btrncii. to a charge of driving under Use influence of liquor. The charge resulted from a mishap ataxit 10 pm on Dec. 4 on M-66 in Maple Grove Town­ ship Shook toat control of hto 1W1 Chevrolet pickup. It ca- CHRISTMAS GIFT FESTIVAL! YOU'LL FIND HUNDREDS OF WONDERFUL GIFT • ITEMS AT OUR HANDY STORE ... AT FRICES YOU'LL FIND PLEASING TO YOUR BUDGET. OUR STAFF IS READY TO SERVE YOU; HELP YOU CHOOSE THE RIGHT GIFT FOR ANY PERSON ON YOUR CHRISTMAS LIST. gihs which houses priceless an treasures and provides entryway to the Sis­ tine Chapel Having been fore­ warned. Rote and I got there half an hour early and were first in line when the doors opened. Then by dx'hlng up the ornate circular auirvaae. going double time down more than a year on government Uie Etruscan era — a period In duty and to charmed with the country. In fact, her enthusiasm wa* apparent In almost every line In attempting lo do Rome in a week, one quickly finds that he to fighting a losing battle Protasbly lock over. The Chapel would be a marvel under any circumstance m no other city tn the world are since the Incomparable murals and 50 many significant treasures in celling paintings by Michelar<t!o would be visible even if you were packed in snlid. However, to really area—to say nothing of the new. drink . in their magnificence you Babcock, M2 S. Broadway. He and modern Rome that began outside his attractive wife. Joey, are active the limits of the old city* and to turning left, we were in the Sistine Chapel and for about sixteen won­ derful minutes had the place com­ pletely to ourselves and It wa* a and marvel. Although painted mpstiy on curving surfaces.'this great master figured his penpecUve lines so carefully, that, as viewed * - -1Ik .k— distortion. As you view the tre­ mendous figures and Uie gorgeous patterns of color, it seems incredi­ ble. that any human, could have done all this <hwk within a fiveyear period! GIVE A SEDCON GARAGE DOOR OPERATOR The Sistine Chapel, however. Is no mere museum piece but la today as It was In the 16th Century, the private chapel of the Pope and the meeting place of Use Conclave of F “The Hallelujah Trail.” openh< In Technicolor and Ultra Pana­ riston Friday al the Strand Theatre, through United Artists release at popular prices. Lancaster's first foray into total comedy, the wild-and-wacky story la about the misfortunes that beset a wagon train carrying KM barrels ot whiskey. Directed and pro­ duced by John Sturges, the film co-stars Lee Kemlck. Gordon Ironside Agency INSURANCE in civic affairs and he recently now crowding inward. had the honor of being elected preaident of the Toastmasters’ Club of Rome. Ray Is also an archae­ ology buff and already has an un­ JUST IN TIME FOR CHRISTMAS! eminatlng from a slender metal flue leading outside the building announcing whether or not a Qtw Pope has been chosen. SKIL A Gift the Whole Family Will Appreciate! DELUXE KIT TRIGGER SPEED CONTROL DRILL You get the Miuational new Skil ’/*■ Trigger Speed Con­ trol Drill that lots you squeeze the speed you need — from 0 to 2000 RPM -Z to match the job and the material. GIVE POWER TOOLS DE WALT 1250" 9 FRIGIDAIRE DISHMOBILE | adjournment usually takes place Suddenly the front doors of the church are thrown open and out come the bishops and cardinal* forming a cascade of brilliant red oak* as they stroll down the steps The suddenness of the event U actually startling. 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HOUSE Of QUALITY In fact, he and me tin » during which of the city and Judy took Rone night tour of Rome we saw many porta we had previously Night to really Ute time to aee Rom* at beat advantage Tlte Itali­ an government las done' a magnlttoenl Job <4 night lighting— tapedoily tn the aactton about tlie $4.95 Set « KITCHEN HOODS LWMBERCO 725 NO. JEFFERSON HUED BUILDING CENTER; WWMIMBMNMVMW«WC<«>C>««r<F<««>eS!MC>eci«l9«^^ Wonderful washTMk suits! Super-Surge Washing Action gals dishe^ illy clean, . No hand rlnjing-tM U to hard-working ririse and wash cycles. for example. Uie Forum appears as an tuueiatad collection of old pillars, bite of statuary and marble fragments: tiw Colosseum as a a weather beaten ruin. But at n«bt. under ths influence of a masterful lighting pattern, theac plaoag asaume a ghostly sort of grai’deur that suggests the greutneaa of bypouc days. Big 16 table setting capacity (NEMA). Plenty of space for large, odd­ shaped items. Quiet operation with 3 special sound-deadening features. Sutton assures unitir­ ing hot water wheh tto»irwd. . Chalet of 6 cycles for Cirtfrea dual detergent dispenser. 12 table setting capac­ ity (NEMA) for family Handy Maplewood Chopping Block Top. Tlie night tour of Rome with Dave and Judy win always be an unforgettable memory. We it*<i hoped to we Mi» Oenic Marie Hook. daughter of Mr. and Mr*. John A How. Huting*. wtuto »e wtre in Bur.e but our respect I'c •'iMtbitok made uu* Unpructkul consumers Power �ties for the meeting ‘and to the! West S^ich^^ed^^ Woodlaild SPECIAL Friends and former College-Bound Seniors to be Briefed Monday noon. Charles Sease. a patient at Pen­ The following Undents will A* we approach the Christmas nock Hospital when we last men­ represent their col'?gvs: I season we again grieve over the tioned him. was removed to the Barry County Medical Facility Mark Johnson will represent extent to which this sacred time last week Wednesday. Mr. Sease Albion College. Jill Edger. Alma i of year has been commercialized Is much better and is rery happy College; Janine OstroUi, Central (and Christ has been completely _ . Michigan; Annette GuFntherand •left - out We heard on TV that■ get around In his wheelchair and Hastings High School students David Will. Ferris State College. .schools in Grand Rapids have enjoys visiting with other pa­ will have an opportunity to bene- Harry Ford. Grand Rapids Jun- been forbidden to even u»e man tients there. A Christmas card lor College; Dav.- Purdy. Grand ger scenes, wise men or shephard Valley. Ellen Worses*. Kalama­ scenes, etc. In deeorat'nns 'n th- would be greatly appreciated. Mr and Mra. Victor Sisson at­ zoo College; Thtrera M.-Closkey. school rooms this year Of course. I Church starting at 10:50 Tom Reynolds and llchard Van- Santas and Rudo.ph can be used! tended the annual Christmas In­ Syckle. Kellogg Community: Su­ And what really have they to do strumental concert at Central i. Monday, Dec 20. Wright Auditorium. Hastings. Sunday san Kahler. Rod Kelthley and with the observance of the birth i of the counseling departTheir grandson. David Roush, Mary McAllister.Michigan Btate; nt has announced Laurel Godfrey. University of thanks for the manger scene on was one of the drummers tn Michigan, and Johanna Pavllch. the Courthouse lawn, the one the 7th Grade Band. Later they David r.n/. Perry. menu, Brenda ru.v.tu. Purehls. uupisyea urxtu displayed try by uie the w. E W »v. Bliss ouss uu. Co. Carl Peterson and Judy Fender land the sacred scene on the :— epresen “ Ung — Western Michigan " town Ml Ujj Medical Facility. he Eldon Rouihes, southeast ot Some college upper clas-uneli Univentty. ... at .. Hastings, and Uie manger Hastings, honoring htuc Mtn. s | all ill also be available for a panel i Bharon Williams and William scene at Uie Methodist Church | fourth birthday Mr. and Mrs Elmer--Roush, paternal grandpar ------ ' — ~4----- ­ lem/they ~have~encountcrcd Tn | Jerow “J11 ** "Panting the st Lake Odessa Let's Keep -------ents. were also present. 7 “‘ upper classmen from Central Christ in Christmas! ZZ* ... . 1 Michigan; Kathy Lang and Mike Comstock Park last Thursday /There are 137 HHS Seniors Youngs. Michigan State; Ann Accidents always stir our sym­ involved. stabbins. Olivet College, and Jon pathies but tlie one that took and again Monday with her lis­ Member* of the counseling dr- , Tllbert representing the upper place south of Richland on M43 ter. Mb* Esther Laurel 1. who is partment have expreawd their .ciaumen from the University of but week, which took the lives I seriously 111. She found her slsthanks to the Methodist Church Michigan. ’ of three Hastings residents and I ter some better on Monday * a Yorkville man. effected a num­ A well-known, long-time realdenl Woodland community. Mrs ber of residents around Wood­ of Anna Gwllnger, the former Anland more than usual. Mr*. Cha* ' Barry County Medical Facility Sunday Mrs. Oerlinger, who had who ii spending the Winter in reached the advanced age of 97, Florida, and a great aunt to the husband and son-in-law. Law­ form where tlie George Formans rence Jordan, were also killed live. She was the oldest and last of five girls and one boy born to and her daughter. Mrs Jordan, John and Mary Surnm She was was critically injured The three were buried Monday in Fuller me grandmother of Wayne and cemetery Heartfelt nearuen sympathy sympamy of or1' Cemetery the entire community is extend"-1teinThS I Hennev being her ed to the bereaved one*. Hennes of Clarksville belnis NOW IS THE TIME TO PREPARE Do your Christmas shopping 1 only child. Another long time and highly early! Only seven shopping day* FOR NEXT SPRING'S MUD! left. * The following quote from respected citizen of West Wood­ a Christmas card just received land passed away last Wednes­ Enjoy a good driveway and parking area all winter by the writer will be of interest day following a long illness. Mrs to our West Woodland neigh­ Emma Flesstier. who was buried and be assured of a firm surface to drive and walk bors: ’Just want you to know­ in Woodland Memorial Park on on when it thaws next spring. Phone us now! how much we appreciate the Friday ♦ Mrs Martha Ballen­ Items in The Banner. Our sta­ tine and Mra Wesley Salsbury bler is sunny but It does get cool or Hastings were last Thursday DELIVERED AND SPREAD TO at night This trailer parts 1* an afternoon callers on Mrs Alice Ideal place for old folks Lots go- Hendee ♦ We are sorry to hear YOUR DESIRED DEPTH that our former neighbor. Albert Hauer of Hastings, is not so that way. George is fine —plavs well at this writing Mrs Hauer lots of shuffle Best wishes. The Is also very poorly ♦ A special Formans ’’ So glad to hear from Merry Christmas to all the lo­ them. Their address this Winter calities spending the Winter in is: 11 Court. Oak Side Trailer '.tinny Florida who read our let­ NASHVILLE. MICHIGAN Ph. 653-2791 Park. Zephyrhills. Fla * Mrs. ters and tell us how much they Grace Landess, son Fred and appreciate them. The new bridges on Martin granddaughter. Sharon, called at and Jordan Roads took on a more deflnite look last Thurs­ day afternoon when large trucks brought seven large metal con­ duits to the location. The huge ’••be«. fi reet In diameter, and 20 and 30 feet long, will carry Uie waters of Little Thornnople W GRAVEL Qt/M/7Y?&ce//erf' PR/CE? KfyM.' } 1 DFNAIflflf rENNUllV CONCRETE products CHRISMS MANY TO SELECT AT PRICES YOU'LL LIKE MIRRORS away with the two steel bridge® with wooden floors tnat n-.e served the community for so many years. Some of the older residents complain that they will miss tne rattle that broke the stillness of the country night and announced the approach or pleasant miss I The rain which began Friday has continued more or less con- Created coming down. Tlie low’spojs in the fields are now ponds, the rivers and lakes are high and there's mud everywhere How­ ever. we've heard no complaint 'or the coll needed the water and t will be very helpful next Sum- and styled by HAMILTON Wall and Door Mirrors of ail (ix»s and (hopes. Square, round or oblong . . . Mirrors with rounded topi. RATES! Send The Hastings Banner for Christmas Gifts Gift subscriptions to The Banner are the simple way to solve your shopping problems. Just fill in the coupon below for as many sub­ scriptions as you wish. We'll send a gift card before Christmas and keep The’ Banner com­ ing for 52 weeks. Your own new or renewal sub­ scription order may be one. You save $1.00 on each order after the first one. You may en­ close the money or ask to be billed in January. GIFT RATES $100 Gift Subscriptions to The Hastings Banner OFF ; On Each Gift Subscription i One for ’3.00 (Your own may be one. If a renewal, one year will be added to the expiration date) Second for *2.00 A Pretty Gift Card Will Be Sent 33ZES FOR im... Start ot $075 Z ifL every PURPOSE night and Saturday guest of her mother and aunt. Mrs. Vernle Gabriel and Mra. Alice Hendce. Mrs Charftte Keeney and three children of Vestaburg were Sat­ urday dinner guest* of the folks. Hickory Corners Perfect for Mom, Daughter or Any Lady Love The Convenient Manning-Bowman - HAIR DRYER It's compdct ond is housed in its own corrying case with handle. Mra. Mildred Millar entertained the Birthday Club last week Tuesday. A Hugh Asbury spent last week In the hospital as t tv­ result of his car accident at Fine Lake Fortunately tlie severe by LIBERTY Regularly $14.95 NOW JUST Guests Like the Professional Touch and Variety of Glasses That is Right for Every Type Drink. i«fc*everyone!, * The MUo and Pine Lake Fann Bureau groups entertained the Old Hickory group at a potluck [ dinner last Saturday evening at the Prairieville Township Hall. The entertainment following Miss Beck has spent some time In Japan as secretary for the ' Disciples of Christ denomina­ tion. a Mrs Lola Gusenbar and Gordon Jones of Jacksun spent a couple of days last week with Mr. and Mrs Alfred Galnrhr Tiiey all attended the funeral of Mra Nellie Carroll tn Plainwell. Joe Trantham and 4tliwXE-L CarPenter HARDWARE Outside Barry County. Use This Handy Order Coupon YOUR OWN SUBSCRIPTION RENEWAL MAY BE ONE The Hastings Banner Phone WI 5-2983 $. BILL ME IN JAN. Hastings, Michigan Name Name Street or RFD Street or RJD City. State City, State at Cloverdale and Douglas Gainden. load. The Heritage Club and t h o Men’s Fellowship group of the Wealeyan Church had a faint With Gift Cord With Gift Cord from _ from Church will have a Kelley’ this Thursday aftehunn Name Name Street dr RFD _ Street or RFD City. State City. State With Gift Card With Gift Cord from__ from children will be given Wednra- XDO church choir will present a can- Home to sing for the children! there This event la enjoyed as I much by the singers as by the on Saturday afternoon. Dec. 18.1 when the Friendly Bible claw If ony of the above already take The Banner. I understand their subscription will be extended for one year.. Order sent by T42 Edit State St. Hostings enclosed is family of Especially featured will be the: Junior choir. * The annual E/HtTMQUALmr Add 50c for Each Subscription Maud Randler is much Improved Has a storage compartment for full size hood and cord. 41-Piece BAR WARE SET With Your Name Inscribed. mice. Hr Mra. Hlldah Galley's Senior Young People’s class will | Address �WE RE CLEANING HOUSE to MAKE ROOM for NEW MODELS! BUDGETPRICED AUTOMATIC RANGE 1966 Is Just Around the Corner, and It's Time to Clean House on Current Models! eW Have Marked All of Our Present Stock to Rock Bottom! Everything Has to Go! For The Buy of A Lifetime on G.E. Appliances, Television and Stereo . . . HURRY RIGHT DOWN While the Bargains are Here. Many Models to Choose From Right Now, But at These Prices They'll Go Fast! New! Low Priced Frost-Guard Refrigerator NO DEFROSTING EVER . NOT EVEN IN THE BIG ZERO-DEGREE FREEZER Porcelain Enamel Steel Liners Install It Flush To the Wall In the exclusive new Throughout for Thera ore no coifs ice compartment. extra durability. on back. More Overall Food Capacity Ice Freezes Extra Fast A full 14.7 cu. ft. with a huge 4.2 cu. ft. freezer. 95 Automatic oven timer, dock, minute timer • Full-length surface light • King-size lighted oven • Big storage drawer Check all these features at such a bargain price LO«BOY TELEVISION | Regularly 42. J I Priced 8 at I *341" With Trade Now Only FILTER-FLIT WASHER ■with a NEW MINI-BASKET’ Use Mini-Basket for last minute extras or special care fabrics you’d normally wash by hand. Use regular basket for up to 14-pounds of heavy fabric loads — actually two washers in one! ’ ■< t • Two Wash. Two Spin Speeds . 3 Waah Cycles • 3 Wash Temperatures • 4 Water Levels • Cold Wash A Rinso • Soak Cycle • Unbalance Load Control • Safety Lid Switch $189?5 Easy Terms OPEN EVENINGS NO DOWN PAYMENT! Portable TELEVISION $QQ95 Models by G.E. »i«* « ® Soft, fluffy drying regardless.how gloorr y the weather! 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We're Also Showing the Dish Washer with the “CHOPPING BLOCK" Top Now Ready for ChriUma, Delivery! If It's Electrical, Call "RED" Easy TERMS! 119 W. State St. Phone WI 5-2866 ! ■ > ' . ■ �I 8-TBE HASTINGS BANNER Methodists at Middleville to Present Cantata Cantata at the church Bunday, —, oAtiinifty cauer at tne oocrgv r rccnort Oweh home was theta- daughter. 1 Mr* Tom McKee of Applegate. By Mrt. Sylvan Tagg 1* Sunday vtfltora of Mr. and IB dak M MMil I , .and Mr. Homer DeWeerd and Mra. George rauncc will be llail8|ltcr o, Middleville. T^Graz^ at the Mra FU^dT for ^S? anT ot£££?iR‘“»en I,rlora **" Mr* mncu MYF tf ptannlmr a New Year* Casserole Captivates Appetites Mr and Mra M, Middleville High's basketball team defeated the Delton Var­ sity here Dec. 7, 88-60. The Mid­ dleville Junior Varsity defeated Delton. 48-45. and the Trojan Freshmen defeated Delton. 58-38. Friday night Delton defeated Tire family of George Slocum Bangor. 87*55; the Delton Jun- wlU be entertained on Christ- Richard Burdick Baiuior Freshmen defeated Del­ ton's Frosh. 84*38. Mnu and Mra. Carl Tuttle and Paul ano T^Mtchcr. T-K music and Park, a Sunday dinner guesta of • Mr Mr. "mid Arthur Mr Moore ”ri Mrs Ar,hur ^rr band teacher, u the choir di­ Mr. and Mra Arthur Clinton' * rector and Mra. Donna Me- were were Mr Mr and and Mrs Mra. ra-nsua Donald cunClin- •«* Sunday oinner gjMata <XT ton and children of Middleville JhMr Ml and *5”“*** • Mr and Mra J idea' Turner Moore of Logan a Neills Cox •n» MU, u • air aiKJ •»> M.IJ. JU,™ J.n- Tu,. irwucr r o.tnr,f.v nfW £»* - Oiruun. Shumr.,, 4 I by Donna Hills lions. • Bunday dinner gueau c?mDbrliy oT^HMtinra of Mr. and Mra. Howard Thaler m.h^T * Mra Bob Humphrey spent Thurs­ and Gale were Mr. and Mrs.' Mra. Prt«of AHo_a day evening with Mr. and Mra. George Faunre * Sunday eve- Mj «>*■ T^™ be presented at the Middleville nine caliera.au the Grorgc ^« Mra^ h* Union MtfhodUt Church Choir at 7:30- Faunce luxne were Mr. Hubert *C>Ra v CUrtcvm. Delton High News and Mra. Elwood Yodar. max film will be shown. Thera are three this year -Nlkkl-WUd Doe of the North"; "Christmas in Hong Kong "; and a color car­ tboa. Vacation will begin at 3:30 on December 22. Students return on January 3. 1966 Merry Christmas f lUppy New Balnea. Friday. and mm of Dutton. Mr. and Mra. Clair Ctiun visi­ ted Mr. and Mrs. Martin Tuttle Prominent topic of discussion st the Advisory Parent commitDee 8 centered around govern­ ment fund*. A committee was formed to work on plans for these funds. Harold Yoder og..Alto accom­ panied Mr. and Mra. Claud Wal­ ton to St. Johns Tuesday and called on Mr. and-Mrs Dun Wal­ Mr. and Mra. Wayne Fields Christine VanderPoppcn. SonMrs. Jules Turne ton Don isn't too well. * Mra. nt# Kermecn Beth Heir.gel and d*>' Mra ----- ""7 ireT' ir >,Trr7>”'\v'w«u’ Dorothy Campbell of Grand Caroline Robertson, alto rettkm. ton of near Irving * *«’'**Betty Flnkbeiner Pat Ttiaiehe" diy visitors at the John De- children of Grand Rapids, and Rapids and Met Claude Walton Artis Lute Jody Hririgel aj^jlwicrd home were Mrs Clara Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Woodland were Hastings shoppers SaturLynn Helrigi-l tenor*. Clarence DeWecrd. and Mra Ar. Klcyn- ; daughter of Hastings were caJI: Williams enburg ot Rockford and Mrs. era this week at the Jim Cool aod B^b Groege Rromg of Grand R*p-. fwme * Mra Don CuUre «jd ids * Mr. and Mr*Merton children attended the 50th wedan .w. Mcaecar visited Mr* Dolores ding anniversary of Mr. and Mra. Wing. « Jay Wlqg left Satur­ MMii™7 2-nrk {£ lu1! Podhumus at Butcra'orth Has- Lloyd Yeitor at Lowell Sunday. day via plane for California MMdtent mwe Of work for tlu, piu| anind Sunday < Mrs Don Cullen. Lindsey. where he will spend the Winter Chrtrmas season. ------------Marc and Scott were Monday with Ills cluldren. :■ afternoon — _ ________ ______ _ Ml miu Aimi -......— Mra'. An- sister. Mr. und and Mrs Mra. Robert T-K SCHOOL CALENDAR Charles Overholt, and Mra. RotlTl Thursday. Dec. 18 — Cub drew Brandt called on Stella Conley and Gary In Hastings. * of Plainwell * Mr. and Mra. Scouts: Faculty Christmas party. Yargcr, Leah Karci>er, Maude Mr. and Mra. Elwin King of Frank Dutcher anil children had Friday Dec 17 Basketball- Karchcr. Aimed* Gosa, Mammle • Ionia were Wednesday callers of a pre-Chrtftmas celebration at Wayland*. Here 6.30 pro. Tabberer. Alvin Helrigel. Kate Mr. and Mr* Charles King. * M*ntrri.v Tiw ir M1,u <Houvmlcr. John strange, and i Mr. and Mra Glen Stall of n.rai Lm i ,n Jn D*n l*»Yne at tho Medical Fa- Clarksville were Saturday caiP donia Tlicre were 35 In at ten­ Band party, Girls gym. 7 -10 30. j during the week. i । dance Mr. and Mrs Maynard Mrtrwlavbegins. IWv 11:45. ->a _ No school lllnli ... ... Lowell, ....a Mt. and !' Mr. and Mra. Elmer King and rister. Vacation Wlngeirr near Mra. Mcaeca Dulclwr areMerton planning tor leave tnneh u-rv.d n. „. Mr and Mra Klurln Kins ................ . the. shortly for Florida..... to spend Winter e Mra. Hveni Demand and Gloria of 'Caledonia were ----------.— -------------nuHiou. wiu ,v«w ।--------- - ----------- — ----------- ----- Saturday dinner gwsrts of her A Westward Ho, Ho, Ho, at sttsis shoe sHor School will be dismissed at 2:30 On Friday. Dec. 18. to allow for the teachers meeting at Hist time. Last October the Future I Homemakers report they like boneless loin ot pork, cured and Nurses Club at Delton drew 350 | of Chh»tau» from its treasury for a gift to nieat. vegetables und sometimes Burgess Hospital In Kalamazoo Cowbo/ Boot! fruit, all in one. table ready at Udous flavor, ease In prepara­ The purchase of toys for chil­ the same time. tion and serving. dren was made by two club members along with the head ting together" of tho leftovers CansdUn-Style Bacon — Sauaah nurse from the pediatrics floor of the hospital. in the refrigerator, points out Ri-ba Staggs. lune economist G slices Canadian-style bacon, They're often carefully planned Students and teachers of the cut ‘j-lnch thick combinations of specially p u r2 packages <12 ounces each' 5th and 6th grades are working chosed foods. This is a delicious very hard on their coming frozen cooked squash, eno starring. Canadlan-style ba­ Christmas play to be presented thnwed. • con, frozen squash and fresh m the evening of December 21 cup‘brown sugar 'cranberries. 1 < cup granulated sugar ' Ch rtslmas Through the Ages" । Car.adion-style bacon is tlie 1.- teaspoon cinnamon is the .theme of the program Clip fresh cranberries. Blough. * Mr. and Mrs. Gary coarsely chopped McGhee attended the progres­ cup coarsely chopped pecans before Christ and continues U> the present time The play will sive dinner and caroling SatuT. day evening in Middleville at । Combine squash, sugars, clnna- show how many Christmas tra­ inch served. [Mra”* George Own helped Mr and Mra. Elwtn King. ditions came Into being. uMonday. Jan. 3 — school re- Gtorgle Owen, eoh of Mr. and The United Brethren Church .children visited Mr. and Mr* 1'!» !“W“ ChurUL mon. cranberries. and pecans A total of 207 children are tak­ I Mrs. Albert Owen, celebrate his B having a Christmas Cantata Gary Kidder ot Caledonia Sat- i। Mra Pat Boynton and Mra. Pour mixture into cawerole Top ing part in the nine scenes Folj 7th birthday with cake and ice Ice at the church Sunday. Dec IB. 19. urday urrtav * • Mr and Mra. Mr< Gary, j Mina Wieland were Sunday din- i with bacon slices. Bake in a *owing is a list of the settings For Banner Classified Ada of ti>e latter's moderate oven <350 F > 45 min­ and Its time in the ages Each cream at th; home of Mr. and at 8 p.m.. * > The . .... Methodist mcMixrc .. ,7 .7daugh— McGhee anu and ciutuini children were nun-i Sun- j ncr guests Call WI 8-3481. . ter. Mrr. Albert Owen In Morgan * Church is having a Christmas day guests ot Mr. and Mra Lyle ,cr' Mr* Wilma Pavllch. and , mf-s utea 6 servings scene Is depicted in an inn ............ — ■ - ..................... ............. ’ daughters ot of Hasting*. HasUngs. Sunday-----------------------------200 Jl.C -Ftsttvnl of Lights jtney attended the Christmas* n rolUe baCk to thelr norldM 4 BC—Inn of Bethlehr■ cofKert at Central auditorium.. homr at 30^^ Spr|n_. 765 AD —Inn of Romd Sharon Pavllch and Ann Wife- ><WrcB thwc uBoj ffif .The 1485-English Inn <3 12 land took part * Mr. and Mrs I MeUiodist Sunday Schoo) will Days of Christmas! Milton Buehler attended their present their Christmas program 1620—Christmas on the May­ Icard clubs ChriMmas party at Sunday. Dec J9 at 8 pm The flower Acms Cowtor Boob right here ... । the hotne of Mr and Mra George United Brethren will present 1665 — Puritan Christmas in right eway! 1 Carpenters near Irving. * Mr | melr program Friday evening Boston . and Mra Henry VanSyckle, Dow- Dec. 17. following a family night 1775—Dutch Christmas in New I ling were Sunday dinner gurats 1 poUuck supper Yoik 1865 — Pioneer Christmas in <lf.Yr KK.',h ’’at!" 1 Mrs Kenneth OeUel cslied on 5.25”' niUeh*K BucWer M™ : her mother. Mra, Fannie Gear—Christmas Inn—Jet Be. ~—. ... . . .. „---- , snuiiunv. oir. Mcurac ueuqr "1965 Both old , and new Christmas Creek Wretairoday. w Mr*, Don- of Ijkkf Odessa luu been a ho< aid Brown of NaahvUIe was n' pltai patient in Grand R»ind\ songs will be a part of the pro­ ■ '‘tailor ot Mr. and Mrs. wu scheduled to return- home gram under the direction of Miss 11 arrest Buehler. ♦ Mr. and Mrs. Monday. * A few friends of Carolyn Koch and Mrs. George Bill Blough and Mr. and Mra. Anna Dell took in a potluck din- Leonard. Mrs ^Rosemary Chris­ Robert Moore were in Battle ner to her home Sunday They tensen is aiding with the set. | Creek Saturday. * Mr. and Mra. ' were! helping her celebrate her Room mothers have helped make Charles Gibbs were Sunday visi-j 90th birthday. Monday her rela­ the costumes tors of Mr and Mr* Lewis Mar- ! tlves planned n celebration ft>r vm of Grandville. I her. However, early Jn the rnorn- noon performance on the 21st Sunday callers of Mra. Lizzie, l"K v’>e -’Upped onX^jug and and a morning performance on 22nd thus enabling students Blough were her children. Mr.'shc hurt hcr hljT but tn- Uie u chance to see the play . .. sovjsomu and Mra Floyd Thompson. Mr I ^'ttd °n ruling dinner with her Following the Elementary pro’ and Mrs Harold SkcrigvJ]. Mr relatives before going to the gram • 3-Foaftiea Control Wie same evening will be Leather like; fleece « rtrs Jeweled toe. fur cuffs. <77 and Mra Leighton Yoder alld I hospital for X-rays We wish Lined. 5-10. I" lined. Sizes 6-8Vi. l uu 7KS‘,X.,?icxrtU! Mr. and Mrai Tom McCharthy of h*r * ’Predy recovery Double lined bouffant Grand Rapidi. * Mrs Ron Owen • i mr hood cuts drying time!, iur nanus Bands aiong along wim with ootn both cnorchor■ of Middleville was a Sunday dinThe Michigan rogar be« tn- I u,„ wlll perform Highlights of Handy carry strap. A 123 S, Jefferson ner guer. of h.-r mothc.-. Mra.: dustry h.is awarded 120.000 in evening will include "Elsa* gift shp'll use foryears! Quiet Harold Cave. « Mr and Mra icholarahlps for higher educa- ■ Procession lo the Cathedral" and Dan Postma attended the wedover thr pozi twenty yean ft Bcr.J Band arrangement along with I ding recepuon for Dan's niree. Much of tlie scholarship money tf)e Gift Headquarters for >e narration of The The Night Be-1 Be- 1 | Mr. and Mra R Kenneth Nanzer has bt-n for agricultural and fore Christmas." Miss Koch and • Acme Boots I at McCords Hall Saturday eve- home sconomics students al I Larry Best are directing. j ning. Michigan State University. i Next week the annual Christ-' Mr and Mra. Dan Fostmajrlslted George Heintz at his doughI ter'a home in Grand Rapids' Lovely fakes in single, 4 (If) Embroidered designs 4 Qf) I Wednesday. * Mr>and Mrs Dean i double strands. jfcw on while. 2 in box. A > ! Stuart amended the 50th wed-1 I ding amnveraary celebration fori Mr. and -Mrs. Lloyd Yetter in j I Lowell Sunday. * Mrs David MEN'S M u n n and Johnny of Irving ■ spent Tuesday evening with Mr* I HANDKER Mina Wieland. ♦ The WCTU j met at the home of Mrs. Mina CHIEFS I Wieland Wednesday. There were! 10 present * Mra. Paul Crum-1 100 back and children of, Harris; Corded white Creek were Thuraday luncheon cotton. Asst, designs. In Mina Wieland. * i Joe Kauffman and Mrs. Buehler attended the Rebakah District 23rd Visitation at Char­ lotte Thursday ] BEN*FRANKL1N DOMINION HAIRDRYER Qj Beebe j Shoe Shop 1088 Englishmen have more dash, the French greater finesse, Italians are more suave. How come Scandinavian men get to carry on the way they do? DRESS GLOVES J00 MEN’S HOSE ELECTRIC 100 Handsome, long-wearing vfnyl. fined in/ayon fleece. Gray, brown, black. S-M-L. BLANKET Knee-length stretch-nylon socks. Colors. Sues 10-14. 999 Direct From Italy! HAND-KNIT SWEATERS VINYL SUPPERS Black or Un. plaid 4 qq fining. Sues 7-12. Cables, novelties, pop­ corns, of 80% jmpqL 10% mohair. 10% AH have chic crew necks", long sleeves. Women's, Misses* sizes S-M-L MEN’S TOILETRIES 2 or. each skin bracer, cologne. 4 flfl * Woodland 1 A gift that's 'warmly welcomed! Rayon-cot­ ton blend with 6-in. binding. 2-year re­ placement guarantee. 799 Gin SET 200 Fragrant April Showers dusting powder, 2-ounce cologne in a lovely gift box. By Mrt. Glendon Curtin Sunday dinner guests of Mr 1 and Mrs Herald Classic were his slxter. Mr. and Mrs. Murrav Hansbarger, of Lake Odessa Tlie j Hamburgers plan to leave Mon­ ' day for Florida. ♦ Mra. Frances I Gearhart returned home last I had been visiting her daughter's | family tor Uie last two weeks 1 She enjoyed Thanksgiving with I them and* v.lslted with her | grandchildren * Mr. and Mrs Laurence Paul have left for , their Winter home Ln Florida. * Odr sympathy is extended to I Henry Flessnae and his family 'n the ioas ot his wife. Emma. । She had been suffering for quite । nme Ume. 1 Three of the United Fund , workers. Mrs. Rudy Othmer. Mrs , Arlan Heise and George Schalbiy were in Lansing Tuesday atj tending the United Fund lunch। eon. Tills luncheon Is being spansored this year by the Ford ’ Company . and honors a|l the , s-qAcrs1 of the United Fund. Duffy Doughtery.. of Michigan I State 'University. *as scheduled to bd the speaker. At this time a special report should be made here. Th* children at the Wood­ land School collected S25 at Uie time of. the drive. This money tarded Chljdren's School al Has­ tings in their name. Methodist Church will meet Fri- BEN^FRAN K LI 1X1 In the far-north countries famous for their long cold nights and warm women. Shulton discovered unique Teak. Virile as its name. Teak is as invigorating as the Scandinavian dtmate, as different from wishy-washy, mostly alcohol men's fragrances as tap water from a fjord. Teak, what Scandinavian men have, you can have, too. member* and friends of the church welcome * The Viking tiavw a good record so far this year. They received two .victories Cologne 4.50, After-Shave 3.50, Soap 3.00. AVAILABLE ONLY AT 102 W. State at Jefferson Mr. and Mrs Ralph Rise called I on their . mother. Mrs Fannie laa, WMte •H1-, _----- TEAK“" GARDNERS �'Growers Provide Christmas Trees Better Than Ever DELTON— to Lansing. Flint and eventually Port Huron. The US-21 Inter- The Michigan Department of State Highways ha* announced of Marshall will furnish a link approval of an engineering relort for the construction and re­ south traffic at chat point. location of highway US-21 from aouth of Charlotte In Eaton County, south to interchange i •Martball to Indianapolis where with 1-94. just wrat of Maraltail' u wU* »■<«*«» »«*h six Inter­ in Calhoun County. | roatre radtallng south. Htate Highway Dll Existing M-78 and US-21 be­ tween Charlotte. Battle Creek ‘and Marshall are both 20-foot i wide roadway facilities with numerous curves, sigh: restric­ tions and critical safety and sur­ ronstnictlon of 22 bridges, one ml area and acquisition of 7U face factors Neither route Is adequate for present and anti­ parcel* of property for right-ofcipated traffic volumes, surveys way. The new construction, accord­ Relocated US-27 wiU carry ing to Hill, will generally petallei existing US-27 Oh the weal. traffic from both routes. ExistIt will be constructed to Inter­ Ing U8-27 from Charlotte to state standard* with fully-con­ Manhall and M^78 from Char­ trolled access. Variable - spread lotte to Bellevue will be awarded to Eaton and Calhoun Counlira wiien the project Is comPl^ed. | Currin: lUghwoy programming. 1 according to H1U. calls for the letting of contracts for this pro[ Jecl In the third quarter of 1968. ■ C .plcs of the engineering rei port are an file with officials I rd all cities, townshipa and countics affected by the relocation,1 'I HUI said. Stan Trumble, C.L.U. i Thursday, Friday and Bat- New York Life Phone Vermontville 259-7298 Preference for a fuller, softer, Scotch pine. Ahnor.t 8 million iximcs will decorale a Scotch ! When your list is long ond / your cosh is short . . . see i Locol Finonce for o loan on I your own. half years to produce one of these plantation grown Scotch pine Christmas trees. Michigan growers can bring a pine of this type to cutting size sooner than 1 : Iproduce a marketable tree. Nearly all specks ot ever­ 1greens growing in the United 1 : Itrou-tra are seeking to produce 1 I Th* T L- ' El ’Id MIDDLEVILLE— ■ Monday. Tuesday, Wed­ nesday, Thursday and Friday. 8:30 am. to 5 pm : Tuesday evenings. 7 to 9 o'clock. Donors Give 61 Pints at Dec. 7 Hastings Clinic cutting through the holidays; To Uy and The til pinta of blood donated by area resident on Tuesday. Dec. 7. brings tile total number of pints collected in Burry Coun­ ty since July to 865. This continued support of the g i g| If Heat Fail* ArahMre. Dr Robert Huebner and Dr. W R. Birk provided medical cov­ erage and registered nurses aid- Glen Alnslee and Mrs. Uta Mmsengtr. _ Registration of donors was handled by Mrs. Russell Klin- Hospital Guild 14 furnished food served by the canteen com­ mittee. Mrs. Joseph Shulta. Mrs. Ray Waters, Mrs* Harold. Gray, Mrs Lavtnla Wood. Mrs Lydia Rogers. Mrs. Eatlx-r Hotchklra blankets are available Sleeping an<| Eva Hrecock. ' Bob King, YMCA Director, ar­ emergency situation*. ranged for the boys to unload —More people in one room will produce more heal. Families or ment. neighbura can gather in one room, and all will be warmer. —Make use of any other available heating methods such us fireplaces, camp stoves or lan­ terns Your bed is the warmest LOCAL FINANCE 112 S. JHfenoa • Phoms 94S-3424 Open Iveatags by Appointment haw, WH1U Buehl. Meri Camp­ bell. Alfred Carr. Mrs. Ardeam For the Family's Finest Christmas 8. at Pennock Hospital, were! Hastings. . i Barry'County Medleal Facility, held at 2 pm Saturday al the; IIc lrnlaces Willard R Red- ’ *tte‘f6 be held at 2 30 pirn, thia Beeler Funeral Home mlI, .^o is now employed by | Wednesday at th? Pickrtta Cha«-___ II. u-r,.... ... ... ____ _ nrl al OelrMUL : machine shop. The Rev. Max ovmamre u to Mt. Hope Cemetery. GranatA said he has had 26 ’*‘h1 ln Wwxlyears' experience as a criminal ’ U,K1 Manorial Park. Mr. Skinner was a MW ■ —... H.K. MI . UIVVBWSMVV I IM II ic rsuciui MV’— IOOF Lodge No. 251 for more [ <rnment s Department ot De- | tient at the Medical Facility for tlian 60 years tense For the last five years h- I the past five yvara. He was bom in Thornapple has been the criminal inveMIguShe was born In a tog house Township on Aug. 4. 1882. He tlon division of the defmae de- in Woodland on May 12. UU. married Ida Gibson on Aug. 19, partmwit. the daughter of John and Mary •h— a— — j ,-----ne ctariea in pouce wont as । “ ■*, o'Ji “ Poirolman with the Metropoli-1 Her husband. William, died In home on Ute East Parmelee wn po|lc(._ Washington. D.C.. December of 1945. _ ______ a. .... Bnd *b0Ut ,our Mra Oerlmger is mrrlvrtJ by med. irritable and vulnerable to disease What's more, poundn ttiat are shed In a hurry often return just as quickly. If you a.-i- more than 10 pounds over­ weight, consult your physician before beginning to diet. Calories are untos of energy found in all foods. If the foods you eat contain more calories than your body uses in dally ac­ and a sister. Mrs. Gertrude Har-, tivity. the exceai Is stored a* ru of R2 Middleville \ European Theater in the, children, and 22 great grandchllRhineland campaign and was dren. she was a member Of the milk; meat or substitutes; fruit; tn the Battle of the Bulge. He and vegetables; breads and ce­ wa» awarded the Bronze Star. Woodland United Brethren People who toad moderately reals. Cut down on your portions,; Granata also wrote a manual.; Church and had lived her entire active Uvea need about 15 calorie* per pound to maintain their weight. To estimate your daily amount of food, fill In the spaces (civilian employee of the defense , her daughter for 11 yeara before 1 need* tor a slimmer figure, mul­ with tow-calorie foods such as!department entering the Facility. tiply your ideal weight by 18. or celery, radishes and consommes..- He was bora on Sept. 20. 1018.! ------------ •------------by a slightly lower figure if you Americana waste »100 million ; at Long Island. N. T. A Michigan State Unlveraity are not very active. Keep your anually on phony reducing proIn 1952 he married May | soil scientist says eight to eleven calorie intake al that level. duct* Forget this nonsense and George, of Elkton. Md. They million acres of land in MichlWhen yoa're sublracUng stick to will power. have .1 daughter. Grace. 9. His | can can use more lime Art WolExerclae will help in your-wife has a masters decree from cott notes many fanners make campaign. Remember: Weight Wayne Rate and trachea high the mistake of not using lime Your body still needs the por- control Lu smaller of balancing school English at Oak Park. --------atop •------growing —■-------alfalfa. ««-•*= when ■> they telns, carbohydrates, fata. vita­ food Intake with activity output. ------------•-----------mins. and minerals that ore con­ For Banner Classified Ads tained in the basic food groups— USE BANNER WANT ADS! Call WI 5-3481. cut your caloric intake or exer- ^JIPPljANCK NEW! FRIGIDAIRE SHmi DeVsny. Cornelia Dingtnon, Bwnadmc Eckert. Wllltam Fill*. Kathryn Ferris. Don Ftohrr, Mra. Grata Greiner, Victoria consumers Power THE POWER CAPSULE in all Frost-Proof Models. Packt more power for more space, naw features! So dependable, it’* backed by • E YEAR WARRANTY AT NO EXTRA: OHARRE1 •ir if w a»raet i« th* r*. Budget Buy! Frost-Proof, tool FRIGIDAIRE 2-speed Washer with Soak Cycle! 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The countdown taken just s minute to perform, anti U Thriftiest FRIGIDAIRE Front-loading DISHMOBILE FRIGIDAIRE Gas Dryer “thinks" for you! prvpooed by the Michigan Htate Safely .Commission U> The driver's countdown ahould bo done before starting any tnp. whether just around town or Bulling's &p£ Section rour rogesI to 1 to Section Four —— Foges 6 o Granata owns a home on the Funtral services for Miw.’ Anna Funeral serviem for C ydo Skinner, b3. R2 Middleville. rho[ Pritchardvlllo Road. R4 Itos- I Geriinger. 97. R1 Clarksville, Glen Brower. slxjuld liappcn, the Rural De­ fense Office at Michigan State ScudUnlvyralty suggests these recommenoatkms: Anthony Hein and Mrs. V. H. —Maintain the heat that U Mote. already in your home Addition­ Other volunteer al insulatton such as shower cur­ tains. plastic table rtolho* and Lyle Gillespie. Mm Iliciiard towels ahould be placed over te exh* moaey is h«r« Mty. ter or Tnursdoy, December 16, 1965 Thursday. December 16. Using Backbone ---------------------------------------------------------- ---------- — », imw *— Clyde Skinner Y,.te,a" °7j,eer_ Anna Gerlinger Of Middleville I announced that Kenneth Of Woodland If so, you may be on the »x* nrr ■ 1 'Granata. 47. of Oak Park, hon'z-, ■ "weigh" io more pounds than Dies Wednesda i SET1 Succumbs; was!!] dentr of this county that their secretary Mrs. Keith Gordon. Clare Olmstead oral Mrs. David | fe‘25<.’1000 ■ ■ ■V NASHVILLE— Wednesday and Friday, 7 muni popular. CASH in time for i WOODLAND— Wednesday. 1:30 to 5:30; Saturday. 1:30 to 7:30 pm. the Scotch pine Into first place was well over KlOO million Spe- arcta. disease, and color control ynl-jfnxn planting .Ul harvest. Brush th?‘ wwas mowwl or cor“ , the expected value of shipments trolled • • • — ![in In 1980 loan should be around ____ . »S» _____ with chemicals. Trees are trimmed and shaped ter ■ I million. fullness and contour, and ferti­ lized for color. And they even come neatly packaged In plastic bags. A tot of planning by scientists and grower* has gone into giving Holiday Shopping p DOWLING— Monday, Tuesday. Wed­ nesday and Friday, 4 to 8 pm of J powering arena. The value of shipments The Hastings Banner wt |T *• pm. Closed Tuesdcy . Michigan fruits, vegetables and ' HA8TINGB— Monday. Wednesday and Friday. 12:30 to 8:30 pm.; Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, 12:30 to 6 pm. When you go out this year to medians will enhance the safety buy the family Christmas tire, your chances of getting the kind | highway. I Hill said that the new US-27, To Relocate US-27 South Of Charlotte F Library Hours: Fabrics Selector lets you match drying temper­ atures to the fabrics! Bantie Flowing Heat! Washes really dg«n with Muili-Jet Spray Arm. No hand rinsing, thanks to efficient wash and rinse cycles. Easy front loading with Roll-To-You Racks. Gsneraus capacity—12 full table settings ' (NEMA). consumers Power ME-361-M �Curtis Mathes ANNOUNCES the worn by him. I suppose at the tune, a* an insignia of hl* office. Tin* chief was remarkable for his integrity arid UUVtwaiTitnwi and tl< uniformity of his ur­ banity and good habit*. He mXUM the respect and confldanca most exciting collection of fine furniture and electronic components regarded by soma outsiders aa the scalawag band of the tribe, But why It waa so regarded I never could find out nor in any way comprehend. It certainly waa not justly entitled to that T*rememtxc going to the east­ ern pan at Baltimore In the Spring ot 1841 where Indiana were cngamvl In making sugar with a view of trading for their home entertainment Curtis Mathes band were polygmistr.. notably Chippewa whoec home vu on the little Thoma pplc and Bauble, domiciled on Sawtte Lake, one Serving American Homes for 66 Years such unlimited return in complete family enjoyment. Magnificent WBCH induatribualy to their vocation, lienee their ability to Indulge in the pneaetcion of a plurality of Presents.... Color Television . . . Stereophonic High Fidelity Phonograph . . . £our Track Stereophonic Tape Recorder and AM. FM-FM Multiplex Radio all in the most distinctive cabinetry in the industry. with ths Indiana, who were sMTUmb and laky to hunt trap, aa a consequence there always poor, squalid and ALL THE JOYS OF in a series of special programs of Christmas fantasy tended Ihim tor that purpose many yean. Grand Rapids war generally the place for making ...DAILY AT 1220 ON YOUR DIAL Mon. thru Sat. 10:30 to 11 a.m. & Sun. 4:30 to 5 p.m. Dec. 16 * • The story of^'lt Qome Upon a Midnight CFeor.” &rT Christmas'In-New York and Tom Nost.origingtor of * Santa Claus. Glastonbury Thorn. Dec. 17 ' not dike the plan, and asked , have k changed to Grand Plds, which was done All an- . "X,—* ' fond of drew, and whenever tix-j could afford U arrayed themsetvrw tn rich looking wapweaans iilmirsa* and fine broadcloth skirt* trimmed with taffeta rib- The story of the Madonna Christmas in Sweden. How a spider web saved the^Christ child's life. Grandma Moses and Christmas. Dec. 18 The Alexanderite jewel. ' . The story of the tuberculosis stamps. A boy who said. "Ah. there ain’t no Santa Claus." Dec. 19 ’ The Story of Robert Herrick and "Nativity Ode." The^story of plum pudding and its Christmas significance. The story of “John, the Leper becoming John, the Baptist." Christmas in Greece. Dec. 20 Christmas in other Planets. rings and many other fussy ornaments Some of the Oquay maidens ware extremely good knking, ain showed good taste In the arrangement of their liaLand garment* Among Mrungtn COLOR TV maidens were shy and retiring, and in many ways showed. the same degree of modesty of char­ acteristic of the while* In cTVilleed life. Puw-wuww were held by them generally- once a year, and xxr.r- $389 from B.&W. CONSOLE TELEVISION The story of "In Royal David's City." Christmas in the Alp^ Dec. 21 Christmas in France. The first Christmas tree ornaments. Dec. 22 PORTABLE TV The story of "O Come All Ye Faithful." The story of Jesus as a boy held immediately after the sugar season. Some one may nU&e the query mentally, what was a pow- Phonographs »| The story of Samuel. Hpw Christ on the Cross changejj the fourth spike into a a silver bell. The story of the brilliance in the star. The story of "The Night Before Christmas." Dec. 23 The story of King Charles II. How Stir Loin Came into Being. The "Little Drummer" carol. The story of Memorable Christmas. Dec. 24 Thirty-three musical selections and poems. The Meaning of the Nativity. A wealth of dulgenoe of fire waler They recraurf all InatrunwnU of car­ nage within their reach, atxl throughout the pow-wuw con­ stituted themaelvO* a guard of protection. 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ORANGES Svnkin A delicious, 50 50 STAMPS TWIN POPS . TANGERINES »M So. I TANGELM TMIELM I RM B ELw v KROGER VANILLA IXCLUSIVI AT "Havfl Yountlf a Marry Littla Chriilmai" Christmas Record punteM a • «1.H < FRUIT BASKET the purcteie el ID-ttu ot LETTUCE Bedeeei at Kroger thru Saturday. Doc IB. 1949I CELERY IDAHO POTATOES Utwday.Dec It. T94S I I ,I �and Maris Bradfield. THE Fanners’Week At MSU Set to Begin January 31 HASTINGS BANNER Highlights Interesting Fifty yeats and xtlll going rtrong. After five decad®. the • annual FaRncrx Week al MiclUgMA »ate Univnratly still draws Barry Farm Calendar... Michigan farmers are only applying about one-third of tl® limo they could profitably use on the 8 to 11 million acres of acldsoil cropland in the State," claim* a Michigan State Univer­ sity sou Odentut. Arthur IL Wolcott point* mA■ The sucreea of Michigan'* mul­ timillion dollar bean industry is PEC. S4, 87, SB—Ckrtomso 1 ton io WorU Uad.z.ttailaf two-year tong-time cooperative final The program sponsored by the program." according to a Mich­ M8U Cbllege ot Agriculture will igan State University crop *dopen an Monday. Jsn- S1 JU1‘! cirtUt. sesatons catkxnal are Cooperatire Extension Service planned youth. tuned on opening day. Members ■ Our State bean growers finan­ cially support the bean breeding bean alUppers provide financial commodity areas will This axjperaUvc effort by ex- Carlton Grangers Busy During Holiday Season Community Progress and Clirlsunas activitlcx were ti® main topics of the Thursday. mud farm management banquet. nual dividend, and waa distrib­ uted to each of Its 1.290 mem­ bers of recurtKrni June 30th tills tatore. and aUnwixmca. thrive a pH of 5.0 to 5J, and a f« Hki blueberries, |o a pH of co.1' tnembere in this way. according to Christian. nutrient balance caused by de­ clining pH are frequently due to unpaid balances totaling 49 mil­ nutr.cnt deficiency. Acid mils lion. up nearly 5700 thousand a ©tun tower the availability of pitesphoru*, ma finest urn and long-term credit for expansion niolybdenunu cilitlca continues strong, staled and. .ornuUmea. iron or alumi­ Wolverton. , num b-xome so available betow a pH of 5.0 that they are toxic rectors includes besides Wolver­ trogen fertilisers in Michigan to many plants. ton. Orville Trtbian. Blanton; has tripled. In 1IW4. 66.000 tons Hiumful nutritional effects Claud Lund. Sheridan; Henry more nitrogen wane sold than in Nelson. Ionia; Ethan Winters. 1954. ratably lilgh pH—above 7.0 to 75." explain* Wolcott. "At these EXPERT TIRE levels. many crops suffer from SERVICE deficiencies of nuuigiuicse or With these varying effects, he Grange. The program began with carol singing, followed by a skit, "A that many farmers stop giving attention to lime when they nop Wendell And Genevieve Shroyer depleting common fault* . hind­ the yield and quality of ering a Fall Community Pro- formation Agency who will tpcak Experts Declare Michigan Farms Need More Lime JIM BARR to avoid excessive applications. And tills means that sod testing B a ntriwry guide to proper application* of both fertilizer and lime. Tire Shop u. S. ROYAL Best Buys on New & Used Tiros Michigan ranks as one of the Many Michigan soils arc be­ nations largott producer of Christmas trees, a Michigan State University forestry sden- The lecturer conducted a quiz Nelson adds that Micliigans U>0 million dry bean Industry on community progrts. then has not kept up either with norranks only behind corn and hay Stamm from the Great Lakes increased use of acid forming Aid. as nitrogen fertilisers. 111 and could not bo prroait. "Unl«B controlled by lime, in- Shorthorn checks totaling nearly 427.000 to It* montan throughout the three- county area It serves con­ sisting of Montcalm. Ionia and Barry counties. FARM NEWS Bean Growers, Research Spur Crop’s Success “Agriculture Focus for m will be a lot 'ederal Land" —ifiEF Milking Bank Mails Dividend Checks IN ONE POCKET-SIZE PACKAGE Give the drivers on your Christmas list twelve full months of the Service, Savings and Protection ot ths Auto Club. * Emergency Road Service Broad Personal Accident Insurance Worldwide Travel Service, Including routings, reservations, Tour Books, maps and guides $5,000 Ball Bond Protection Monthly Issue of Motor News Ijlagaxine A Gift Membership costs just >16; Gift Associate Member ship (spouse, unmsrrisd son or daughter iMng at home) coettjutt $0. __ GIFT MEMBERSHIPS PACKAGED IN GIFT BOXES. MicWam Ave. PhoM 945-94TI nearly 10 percent of the total U.S. output. By 1980 the States production should double to HASTINGS OFFICE Price of Supplies Big Problem for SMITH BROS. State Farmers community iirogrtUB gave Che Ing pH) leads to unbalanced nu­ committee at.tire Ideas. trient uptake and reduced yields." Union arc represented by 1,140 student* attending Kalamazoo mittee choirnum, .Mrs. Lloyd “Wliii lime-loving crops such College this Fall. fiiiroyer, outlined plans for cumplctlng proXcta which are start­ ed and suggtwted new ones which wvuld benefit both the Grange interviewed In a recent Michigan and the oommunlty. State University marketing sur­ Tl® lecturer Wendell Shroyer vey said that high farm supply rave the closing thought then What’s new about the Contra! Michigan ! Moat Complete Fertiliser Service problem facing Michigan farm- FERTILIZER FACTS prices paid for farm supplies give the paUcnla at the Medi­ cal Caro Facility thdr party. Members of the Junior Grange will sing carol*. ’66 Plymouth Belvedere? MSU agricultural economist Richard Feltner add recently carolers will meet at the Lloyd that in conducting the market Shroyer's liomc then make their merry rounds to spread holiday chew returning to the Shroyers many farmers nyw be able to Dee. .23, the Grange will have reduce coew; by dcWtoplng dif­ their Christmas dinner at 7 pm. ferent “shopping habit*." followed by the program and a concerned with coats,- many of visit fom Santa Claus. There will those mtervMrsred-had not done be a 50c gift exchange with U® any 'shopping" before making gifts properly labeled lady or fortilisa making the largest purchases. price checking. can give Christmas gradings to their Grange friends. Christmas dinner. Bring cwn able to Justify payin* a hlcber far dish washing. •.The home economies commu­ te- purchased a new drain board Thc survey Indicated, however, for tlie kitchen and the ccmthat many farmera are not doing much checking and consequently may be paying a higher price which they have made to «•!) Tiierc orc still a few ChrbtA few dollars a ton difference In the price of fertlUrcr may n«* Frank Wclnbrecht ha* a pulled oound Uke much, but Fcitner muscle and a chipped bone in pointed out that it could make his arm. Carl Buatance is In the a considerable difference in pro­ Bargees Hospital at Kalamazoo fit* to a f/fmer buying 100 tons following surgery Food Items for the Retarded or more. In exploring other avenuen of savings available to formers, the the Lloyd Shroyer home any ccomniWU. asked about contract buying. This is a aystem whereby farmers might enter into a con­ tract with a supplier to provide items at a guaranteed price. In Spacial offer on Ammonium Nkrate. 33Vi% OriltodreN: $66.50 P«r ton bulk. 55.00 SMITH & BROS. Lake Odessa • Woodland particular seller. Only about one­ ! third of those farmers Inter­ i viewed Mid they would be will- Federal Farm Lists Sales Tax Deduction Guide Taxpayers In Michigan may Hani at Woodbury I 1 For Banner CUunlfted Ads Call WT 5-3481. Have you 'slipped up' on line When prrparou; their 1065 federal income tax returns. For traduced in 1060, Lho- table has Steepler liability insurance for your property? of Internal Revenue The table is based on a 1960­ 61 study of consumer spending SUUstlos and shows the average by Michigan-reridtoj*. The table -rfFV Accidents con hoppen. and if anyone suffers the District of Columbia. The table omit* the Slate injury on your property, sales tax on automobiles pur­ the financial responsi­ chased Taxpayers who purchase bility may be yours! an automobile may add the Better be safe than sorry. See District Director Steepler re­ minded tax payen. that they are ond pays the cost of personal not required to use the table The table is furaUbed ** a guide injury claims. who Itemize deductions on their federal income tex returns b-H who wteh to urc » -standard" amount for Stale tale* tax which Will not-require detailed *ub»tan- oleman AGENCY W tan. INSURANCI h. wi s.ku w<«m Everything (From bumper to bumper) Let yourself go...to your Plymouth Dealer’s W/fUW/lUYIOttl/VALlANT/tAMACtlOA Dewey s Car Palace Barry's Farm Store M-43 at Sprague Road, Delton $, Hanover st Hsttingt City Limits �1 Proceeds ?» of the Barry Co. Boar of Supervisors WfJmA. ml U» Ml, 1W1. iof KaUoiaia sill join them on Bunday, th* Wh. । The Anderson family, will In- Personal Mention Bunday gutals at Mr uid Mrs Samuel Bkom cf Podunk Lake werv Mr. and Mrs. George SkrdE«il ot NaahvUJe. 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In 2-Car Crash 110th Year 20 Page*—-3 Section* Hastings, Michigan, Thursday, December 23. 1965 | Fires Destroy dlsnsterou* fires occurred Also lost were about 6.000 bales of hay, about 1.000 bale* of straw, a 1950 International "M" tractor and other equipmenu • Most of the milking equipment. healer The Senior Citizens Supervisors to Dinner Monday Consider Jail i Senior Citizen* of the Hasting* Community will meet Monday 37. at the Episcopal Parish location Jan. 10 Dec. House for Uie usual carry-in din­ Members of th* Barry County Board of Supervisor* are to take action on the site of the new 10. Supervisors made the contro­ versial subject a "special order of business" last Wednesday. Dec 15. after long ducusstons on the wisdom of placing the new jail on *ome other site than the Courthouse square. their dad who was milking. Neighbors quickly arrived and helped and the Woodland. Lake Odessa and Hasting* fire depart­ ments responded to the alarm They saved the pole barn near­ by The *ilo filled with ensilage was damaged ner and social get-togeiner. Mr. and Mr*. Hesterly moved Dinner will be served at one o'clock, and each U requested to on the farm, known as the Allie bring own table service, sand­ wiches. if desired, and beverage New officer* for 1966 will be built by Art Allcrding 56 years Introduced by President L. D Stamm, and this will be followed by a program of group singing and some picture* of the Holy Land. Hasting* firemen rolled to the ■ and members are requested to give a lift to someone who .teeth । transportation. Russell Hankins, manager of the Hastings Area the Courthouse square. 4U.add­ ed that the Chamber would help sell the Idea of a new ;*U if h were built on another location. A previous motion to rescind action of the county board to build the new jail on the Court­ house square was tabled until Uie session next month. In other action, supervisor* approved Increasing the dog unrrten’— a— secretary to the investigator of the Friend of the Court from 43.500 to 43.800 presented A motion to have the question reconsidered with the Hospital board and to ask Prosecutor Richard M. Bauer for an opin­ ion rm th. Circuit Judge Archie McDon­ alds office Is finally to be renovaled. Supervisors approved replasterlng the office, installing a new carpet and other work cost­ ing about 8400 They also okayed rebuilding the steps leading to the old sheriff's office. Sheriff Merl H. Campbell was authorised to hire additional secretarial and clerical help for hl* department effective Jan 1. Board members voted to recog­ nize the Barry County Herd Im­ provement Association award winner* by sending Uiem letter* of commendation. ‘ NOTICE Auto License Sale at Delton Plre Station. Jan. 13 and Peb. 10.11966, 2 pm. to 8 pm. Bring proof of Insurance, also auto registration. Sponsored by Del­ ton Plre Club. 12'23 Wards Becomes Catalog Store ence and Smilh The Brittens were awakened by their children and when they went upstairs Usey found the small room filled with smoke They carried the four youngsters to safety and drove to Brlttenk brother, Gerald's, place about d Ford rood when his car collided with a car driven by Charles W. Fettcrly. 42. R3 Delton ■Fetterley I MERRY CHRISTMAS—While many are prepartn< for Chriauna* . And Joseph also went up from Galilee, from the city of Nazareth, to Judea, to the city of David, which is called Beih- treated for bruises and lace;*- Robe: ttons. ’ seetlo Deputy Baker said the teftj •»»« enrolled with Mary, hl* bctroUud. who was with child. And while they wire there, the time cime for her to be delivered And she gave birth to her first-born »on and wrapped him in swaddling clothes, and laid him in a manger, because there was no place for them In Uie Inn. Past Woodland Merchant Dies While in Florida And In that region there were shepherd* out in the field, keeping watch over their flocks by night And an angel of the Lord appeared to them, and Uie glory of the Izrrd shone around' them, and they were filled with fear. And the angel Mid. Lawrence L. Paul. 88. of 178 [ E. Broadway. Woodland, died Sunday in a Lakeland. Fla., hoepltal shortly after admittance. "P* 1101 “fray; for behold, I people; for to you is born this day tn the city of David a Saylor, who is Christ the Lord. And this will be a sign for you; you will nnd a babe wrapped In swaddling clothes ynd lying In a manger." ter*. And suddenly there wo* with tiie angel a multitude of the heavenly host praising God and saying. Glory to God In the higheat. and on tarth peace among men with whom he 1* pleased!' Woodland In the Woodland are*, the son of Mr. and Mrs. Ludwig Paul. He When the angels went away from them Into heaven, the allng class of Woodland High and see this thing that has happened which the Lord has made And they went irivh haste, and found Mary and Joseph, and the babe lying in a manger. And when they saw It they made known the saying which had been told them concerning this child; and al) who heardJ> wondered at what the shepherds told them. But Mary kept nil these tiling*, pondering them In her I . Montgolnery Ward will replace BANKS TO CLOSE Its Halal) Store Friday, Dec. 24. turned tn. Moal of the building, owned by With a catalog store;-T^ravannounced today by James SctyirHastings enbrolch. store manager. The Catalog Store »Hf be been caused by the space heater or chimney. Damage was esti­ mated at 82,000 n en announced. The Bunday evening Hastings fire­ It will be a full line appliance and catalog store, offering 48 men were called to the Charles । Dr Wesley Logan, chairman of A. Fox home off the Camp-1 the Rotary Club-* student fcrover 130.000 Items. All the com- ground Road when heat from a elgn exchange program, has an- | 150-watt electric light bulb 1 kept In th* catalog store for cus­ caused a fire in a new garage nounced that six of the nine' The light bulb, was to provide Hastthgs High School students j tomer reference A staff in the store will assist who applied to go abroad next the customer* tn Ute selection of Summer had been selected merchandise. Scharenbroich ex­ done. They will participate in the | ' Mrs. Elnora Cassidy, 553 E About 1.40 am. Monday fire­ plained. Youth for Understanding StuThorn, has announced the pur­ He added: "I wish to thank men were called to the Arthur chase of the Michigan Avenue 1 believe that the riew catalog Street An electric motor on the ducted through the Ann Arbor I Coffee Shop from Earl and Lilfurnace began smoking, and the jlian Spencer, who have had the store wtU be able to serve our Council of Churches. customers a* well in mast In­ house was filled with smoke. Students selected Include Kar­ business more than two years stance* as the Retail Store has Mrs. Caaeldy expect* io take en Frost, daughter of Mr. and don* and that we will have oc­ Mrs Howard Prost. 801 W Bond: casion to thank you for your Bupt. of School* Richard J. Sandra -Gillespie, daughter of taurant cook for about 15 year*. continued patronage for every Guenther announced that fol­ Mr. and Mr*. Lyle Gillespie. 1120 Including the past six months at year to come." W. Green: Cindy Lewis, daughlowing the regular Board of Edu ­ Customers who had credit .ac­ the Michigan Avenue Coffee counts with the doling retail cation meeting Tuesday. Dec. 14, 128 W. Grant: Connie Noble, Shop and five year* al the Court •tore win be serviced out of the 25 parents tn the Quimby School daughter of Mr. and Mr*. Robert Street Grill. large new full line Montgomery District filed a petition for an­ Noble, R3 Hastings; Jan Stauf­ nexation. Ward store located In Rogers The Quimby petition, along fer. daughter of Albert Stauffer Cleveland. Ohio. Plaxa at Grand Rapids i I and Marguerite Stauffer, R1 Mr*. Cassidy, who has lived view. Coals Grove. Welcome‘ Hasting*, and Jan Wlesenhofer. here about six years. Is a native Ing mailed shortly. Scharendaughter of Mr and Mrs. Maur­ of Portsmouth. Ohio. Her son. ice Wlsenhofer. 735 E. Marshall William, Is employed by the vllSlate Department of Educailage of Nashville in the new /•* IJT i*ewage disposal plant there. Ancatalog department should be If they are approved, elections 1 I Other son, Gerald, a staff ser। geant, is stationed al Tinker Air In closing. Scharenbrolch said must be held In each district Priscilla J. Arnold of Hastings, j porce at Oklahoma City. "our catalog department will within 90 days following Dec. 16.1 When a petition for annexe- i.now a student at Taylor Lnl-|okla oontlnue operations at the same “d 8hnrlcne 8- South- I Earl Spencer Is employed by location for our customer con­ lion had not been received by venience until the new catalog Uie *Hastlngt school board during well of Woodland, os Freshmen the E W Bliss Company -.‘.itveraity —_____ e store is opened " uit regular iiicvtiim. Uie meeting, me the board ooaru at 1«. — Central ;—a „--- .■Michigan ------- —................... ................................. w_______ ------------ . .«.• ---- ------‘ decided not to accept tuition stu- for lhc Spring zemcoUr 1964-63 HASTINGS HEIGHTS RES­ dents from there for the 19M-67 *7* wnon« the 7,B Mudenta y-v * i TAURANT WILL BE CLOSED school year. The decision affects who achieved cumulative ave-1 .. 10 students. I. for Stephen J. Mulder, son of Mr. vacation. and Mr*. James Mulder of 1508 N. Jefferson, is among the more than 250 studenls accepted as Select 6 Girls For Foreign Exchange Visits f He .attended Northern Indiana Uniwrslty at Valparaiso. Ind . at theage of 18. He then went into partnership with hl* father in the hardware store, continuing in i the business until selling the I rtore to his son. Graydon. andI his nephew, Raymond Paul. ’ heart And the shepherds rjUirnei! glorifying and praising God , for all Utey had heard and^aden. a* it had been told them. Elnora Cassidy Buys Coffee Shop Ask Annexation nil (Jn Honor Kott their present home for all but two years of their marriage. In addition to his wife, he is survived by a daughter. Mm Clarence 'Virginia) Arnie of Woodland: hi* son. Graydon. of Grand Rapids, and three grand­ children. Mr. Paul's body is to arrive at the Pickens Chapel al Lake Odessa Thursday morning. Fun- nounced have been tentatively set for next Monday or Tuesday. Mr*. Paul had been hospitalised before her husband Graydon left Monday afternoon tor Florida to get his mother. Hubert Fuller Is President Of Shrine Club Hubert Fuller. Hastings insur­ ance man. has been installed ns president of the Hailing* Shrine Club. W. J. McAllister, Hasting*. rivals- a: Pennock Joined the escorted a troop of 63 very happy staff here following the com­ pletion of her course of training ping district Tuesday evening at Community Hospital in Battle wltcre each was allowed 45.00 to Creek. purchase clothing and toys of tlielr own choosing. After the County which to to Charles E. Glennon, field operation*. Civil Defense. Federal Cen- . . BACKWARD GLANCES, be Holy Communion at 10 am. The Rev. Willard H. Curtta. minister of the Plrat Presbyteri­ an Church, announced that the traditional Christmas Eve service Christian festival celebrating the clouded with the tragedy of war. and hardly a home U untouched by the fighting In Viet Nam and the need for their loved ones to be on duty in nearly every corner of the globe. Many Army. Navy and Maxine personnel will be home for Christmas, but most of the boy* will not. Family groups are already gathering and nearly everyone is making certain that their loved one* are remembere®. Many religious programs de­ voted to the Nativity have al­ ready been presented In various churches, and other* will be held on Christmas Eve and Christmas Day. Traditional midnight rites have been announced by the the First Methodist Church will conduct the 11:30 Christmas Eve service there. This beautiful wor­ ship will Include the choir pHaentlng the Christmas story in scriptural song. tings Baptist Church will pre- Christmas “Bom A Kli John W. Peterson, on evening at 1:30. Pastor Houseman announced. Evadlne Fox. Mrs. Bhtrley Hawk*. nun and Don Mathew*. Hadley Kigar wUl narrate. Accompanists Mr*. Lucile Elmore. The choir is under the direction of Donald Elmore. The Rev. Fr. Joseph C. Dun- Catholic Church, announced that Lutheran Church of Woodland will present its annual Christ- program is “God's Gift.' Through song, speech choir*, narration, and pageantry the Sunday School and choir* will convey to us God's marvelous gift of Hi* only Son to fallen FsMlve Christmas Worship Service will be held on Sunday. Dec. 20. al 11 am Pastor Ala-* *«th will preach the Cffrbtm** sermon ’on the theme Be Not Afraid" The three .’bolts will sing the following anthems: "Let Our Gladness Have No End." "Bleep. Baby. Sleep" and “ChristZion Lutheran extends a warm welcome to everyone to 'attend these festivities all-University grade average in their Irishman year are eligible for admission PLAN SHELTER SURVEY—William Karr (centerI. Pine Lake. “. . BekM I bring you good tidingi of great joy, tritich shall hr to all JxOfde; for unto you h born Ikis day in the City nl David a Savior, WMci is Christ the King ... And suddenly there was with the angel a nudtiiudr ol the Heavenly Host praising God, and saying, 'Glory to God bi Ihe highest, and on earth Peace, Good Will toward nounced that there will be no last or abstinence necessary for Catholics on Thursday or Fri- come a home for Honors College provide* special academic programs for superior undergraduate students. AU un­ City employees are in progress Boclal Welfare Board and the o' preparing tliree skating rinks Barry County Bureau of Social Aid. Hatchery, the High School and The first baby bom in Pennock which should see considerable Hospital is now back at Pennock hospital caring for babies. This freezing weather hold# Hastinf's, Barry Residents Prepare For Merry Christmas; Traditional Church Services Mark Great Freni president. night on Christmas Eve. and at Installed as directors were Ed Emmanuel Episcopal Church. At 8 and 10 Christmas morning. Caukin and Howard Peter* of 11 p m. the Christmas Mass will Hastings and John DeVriM of begin with the choir singing Mo- on Christmas. Caledonia. tine s nt Middleville will be at am. on Christmas Day. Honors College at Michigan State University. Stephen, a 1964 Hasting* High graduate, received a M8U "Trus­ tee*" femr-year scholarship He was Initiated into Phi Eta Sigma, national honorary fraterfiity af- “bits ofyesterday".... as gleaned from ifse Banner fifet Christian World Celebrate The Feast of Nativity Saturday is Christmas, and Bjrjy County residents along with millions of Christians throughout the world are preparing the Woodland school bond and to commemorate the Joyful an- -------- r~----------------------------------held most of the office* on'Ilit hlveraaty village council. CiteVe 111 111(1CF 111 Honors Colleae backward glances The board of supervisors at their December meeting, named Clarence K. Matter as director- knee and other Injuria '' IN THOSE DAYS a decree went out from Cuesar Augustus t Rut all the world should be enrolled This was the first enroll­ ment. when Qulrtnlii* was governor ot Syria And all went to be enrolled, each to his own city 5:30 Wednesday evening was the I 36 by 60-foot dairy barn on the Byron Hesterly farm on M-43 west of Woodland Twenty-eight cow* were , determined. Road to Prairieville Township. of the Enxlan Road Deputy Sheriff Harvey Baker destroyed a large dairy barn and | the other a home immediately ZTTTTTZZZ Dale H- Bradshaw. 21. Delton. NUMBER 36 was In "poor" condition this week in Borges* Hospital in I Kalamazoo with injuries suffered I about 8:30 am. Sunday. Dec. 19. The Christmas Story Large Barn iRuin Home I , . _ I . . » Section One-—rogc* I to 8 Hastings Public Library will be normal closely with hi* own faculty ad­ viser. he Is given the opportunity to develop hl* own program of study suited to hla interest* and ablllUea. The study program will in­ clude honor* courses specially designed for Honor* College stu­ dent*, seminar* and independent study. The Honor* College stu­ dent may take advanced gradu- he I* ready. Holland Township end except Wednesday, during Roy Fuller president �9 and family will be in Waupun, wu.. u> spend the Christmas holidays with bar parmto. Mr day vUltnr at tl>e Orstxim home. and Mis Fred Xyhuia. Mi. and Mrs It. W fitorUn.kr •Mr. and Mrs. Myron Reynolds wuj Mrj fy*nk Weyi-rwUi rn Certain their daughter and} of Lanrtng .Mr and Mr? 8r . are wending Um Ciutoimaa^ #nd Anne •—m. ~-•---------------- • Nuaaendorfcr of Oklahoma twlldaya in Virginia with their chrlatmaa al ihe home cd id* Emmen Payne-, of City are flying home and wiU daughter and family, the Fran | nlect. . Long Lake. Kaiamasoo -They are be al the Christmas gatherimt Bowles. "?,d JlnJ „,2“™dsr .Pbuinmg to entertain Mr* Wcyat the home of her parents, Uie Albert Orsbotna They will also and family will spend Christmas mnan's family, the O'Donnells chrtotima Ere. visit Ln thhi area frr a ftw days, i Evo with his pnrruia Mr. and.: ---------------------------Foe dtnotr on Christmas FwjWw MDo PlrtrldCT .gna Chritt-| Mr. and Mm. Thomas Lindsey During this Christmas season we enjoy taking time out to express our thanks to all our loyal Personal Mention Saturday after vtaltlnir her Mrs. LeRoy E. Perry of. the damrhWr. the Merton Kr.tinners Middle Lake area to spending of Columbus, Ml*, and her ,he Winter with her mother and s;r.mddaudhlsr. Mra. 8bnron;»tet*r and'brother-in-law. Mr. Mm Clyde L Warrick. 514 Dent, in New Orleans, for about, 5 . nueitba Mrs. Klttingrr took Kibbler Art. Newark. Ohio I her b. Ellsabetblown. Ky, where Friends may address her there.' Peace On Earth Hastings Home Laundry FLUFFY, LIGHT, SPARTAN MAYONNAISE CHOICE OF FLAVORS we CHRISTMAS. FOR HOLIDAY BAKING ; . . BAKER'S * FOOD CENTER CHOC. CHIPS We (Reserve The Right to Limit Quantities On Items in This KRAFT PHILADELPHIA BRAND WITH COUPON BELOW <5 SMOOTH, VELVETY, COUNTRY LANE CREAM CHEESE THE EMPLOYEES AND STAFF AT FELPAUSCH WISH YOU AND YOURS A VERY MERRY CHRISTMAS. ALL FELPAUSCH STORES WILL CLOSE AT 6 PM. ON CHRISTMAS EVE. ICE CREAM Spartan Reg. or Drip COFFEE GAL TIN U.S.D.A. INSP..GRADE 'A' Zeelander Brand, Oven-Ready OVEN-FRESH BROWN AND SERVE TOM TURKEYS lt-22 IS. COUNTRY FRESH HALF-PINT CARTON AVO. _ Whipping Cream 19 Generous Shank Half PESCHKE OL'-FASHION SMOKED HAM COME HAVE FUN SWIFT'S PREMIUM' 11-14 LB. AVG< BUTTERBALL HEN TURKEYS ij.S.D.A. INSP. GRADE A' 6-8 LB. Norbest TURKEY BROILERS WITH COUPON BELOW FANCY YOUNC DUCKS PET-RITZ FROZEN PUMPKIN OR 'THE BIRD WITH MORE WHITE MEAT* FROM PURINA White, Young. 10-24 Lb. Turkeys /WHOLE, 14-15 LB. AVG., SWIFT'S PREMIUM HONEY SUCKLE MINCE PIES HERRUD LUNCH MEATS . . . PARTY ASSORTMENT FULLY COOKED HAMS AITCH BONE REMOVED . . . FARMER PEET'S FULLY COOKED HAMS SEMI-BONELESS HAMS ROAST lb - FULLY-COOKED, SKINLESS, SHANKLESS, DEFATTED 6-0z. Each PLUS A COMPLETE SELECTION OF HOLIDAY CANNED HAMS CALIFORNIA RED TOKAY UMIT 2 WITH COUPON GRAPES 29 I COUNTRY LAN! renin hozen •KE CREAM A 39* IW'*"1 himfkih 1 REGISTER NOW FOR THE FREE 1966 IMPALA TO BE GIVEN AWAY DECEMBER 311 BIGGEST SHOP AND SAVE EVERYDAY AT IN <m Aiiiirr nirc Coupon and a 15.00 or More Food Purchase I । Thru Friday. Dec. 24, 1965 A HYGRADE WHOLE, 11-13‘LB., WEST VIRGINIA SWIFT'S PREMIUM PRO-TEN MANHATTAN OVEN 14b. MICHIGAN CENTERS I With Thfi Coupon and a $5.00 or More Food Pirichgse I i Thru Fndoy,* Dec. 24, 1965. (Limit’2)1 STOCKBRIDGE. SPAKTAt STPBKS �Freeport Charge Man With Theft of Friend’s Cheek Uy Mra. Sylvan "Tagg violation of lite probation. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Berghorst and daughter of Grand Rapids. More About Backward Glances 1’roaccutor Richard M. Baur; thia Wcdm-Miny authorized a warrant charging Douglas Gauck,. 22. 202 E. Court BUect, with I simple larceny. Continued from Page One On thl* Sunday evening com- BY ARBA The Road Report "About one-half of fatal accidents are single-car b accidents.' nard and Mr. Ralph Moore helped to celebrate Mrs. Ralph Moore's birthday at toe Medical I Facility Sunday. * Mt. and Mra. Al Barnard were Saturday lunch guests of Mr. and Mra. Harold Berghorst of Grand Rapids. * Mr. and Mra. Henry Myers visi­ ted their daughters. Mr. and Mr*. Carl Blackledge of Marion •------- .—-- . — • ---- ------ . Sergrant Robert Rltte.-. Gnuck, M-nted by a sizeable cast of Is dunged with taking a Has-1 character* st the Presbyterian ting* Mfg. Company check is- Church. Mrs. Josephine Whitsued Io Samuel R Elliston. 237-i mOTC »* marmger; Mra. W. State Street. Munday morn-' feed Stebbins has charge of Ing make-up; Mra A. W. Wood- daughter of Manton are spend­ 1 bume Is in charge of costumes; ing the weekend with her par­ ; Virginia Duckworth is the an- ent*. Mr. and Mrs. Henry MyHr and Gauck were at Elite- I the orchestra director. Mrs. Carol Grinnell and Mr* ton's apartment and Gauck plan­ ’Thora Grinnell were Thursday nod to spend tlx- night. When ' ■ callers of Mrs. Bertha Braslc of they went to bed. EUteton placed 1 Michigan Central Railroad Greek.' * Mra. Thara Mrt. Thnra lit* billfold on the dressir. When iThe ---------;— r-.rz ------- II Battle n-Mk ili completed the Installation installation of Grinnell and Mrs. Fred Kfuze he awoke in the morning. Gauck hafl lusd gone, according to the re- f‘“her signal* at the Michigan were Wednesday shoppers in Hasting*. * J. D. Grinnell of Hastings was a Sunday visitor of the billfold, und it was gon?. I signal* which have been used In Grinnell. Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Buehler He reported the theft at the' were pre - Christmas dinner guests of her son. Mr. and Mrs aistm^ro^ G.^k I * 2h Donald Morgan thaler in Flint Monday, and Tuesday ' reported , .d " Sunday. * Mr. and Mr*. Forrest Buehler visited hl* *lster, Mrs. At about 3:15 p.m. Undersheriff ; of jma. 73. 74 and 75 were Clara Norris, of Grand Rapids TrkkA*h? b**” b’’ iw<^» of the Faculty - Student Wednesday. They also called at the homes of Mr*. Josephine formed, saw Gauck bi a rar but countll Neills of Grand Rapids and Mr. was on foot and could not ap- * ... and Mrs George Snyder in Cale­ prahend him ■ > fa„ A_ donia. * Mr. and Mr*. Allen Fish attended the funeral of her bro­ ther. George Deni ml ng. Wednes­ day. at th* Sullivan Funeral rd It at ihe Ctly Hall. । Friday. Miss Anna Johnson. Home tn Grand Rapids. * Mrs Sgt. Ritter Mid the teller who ‘ D*J™g." has been fitting- Alien Fish and Mrs. Andrewcashed the check Identified ’ I* chosen a* leader of the dls- Brandt called on Maude Ker­ Oauck. and ihrn he admitted! ewion in which Mra. Ermina cher. Kate Hoovener. Stella Yartaking IL He had only 14 fin left. । Holbrook M»- EUen Robinson, ger. Sarah Davis. Mamie TabVtAvln-, ..... •_ Un Pnnnw anA K<ra Medical Facility In Hastings on Thursday. Friday and Saturday overnight I Bill Donovan, the noted Ameri­ can league magnate.* says that Kauffman were Mr and Mrs ’Wally Pipp, the former Hastings Robert Kauffman and children ^Xd 1 L f %SS LV •&~^ing or drowsiness. The chances of being involved in a single-car accident are about ^-2Vi,times greater if the driver is alone. _______________AMERICAN ROAD BUILDERS’ ASSOCIATION y at the home of Mr. and Sam Monroe, of Mulliken KSaturday evening. * Mr. and PENNOCK HOSPITAL Mrs. Milton Buehler attended Farm Bureau Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Oler. * Mr. and Mrs. Milton Buehler and children attended the 25th UPHOLSTERING Those who admired Plpps play­ ing during ids lost season In Hastings wlU no: be too surprised at this prediction of a gnat base ball authority. THS FURNITURE BUILDING Phone 374-3523 ADMIT?AXCEB —vu., ,, Mr. and Mr*. W. A. Buehler of WUUH. Dk. IS. Algonquin. DELTOK D.O1.. Panaock. Box 131. Blough of Logan visited Mrs. Minnie King at Uie Charles King home. * Mrs. Minnie King and Mrs. diaries King visited Mr and Mrs. Elmer King and Mr. and Mrs. Eldon King in Ionia Royal Good of Delton were preMichigan Bute has been se­ Chrtetmas dinner guest* of Mr. lected to play In three Rose Bowl and Mrs. William Klemp Sun­ game*. and each Ume the oppo- day. * Mra. Al Barnard and boys were Thursday lunch guests of her sister. Mra Gary Kidder. In Caledonia. Mr. and Mrs. Claud Walton were Sunday visitors of their son. Mr. and Mr*. Donald Wal­ ton In St. Johns. * Mrs. Mins Wieland. Mrs. John DeWeert and Mrs. Pat Boynton attended the Jolly Workers Club at the home of Mrs. Mabie Cool at Pin­ hock Friday. * Mr and Mrs. Paul Crumback and children of Harris Creek and Mtes Carol Posthumus of Perris College werq Saturday lunch gue*t* of their grandmother. Mrs Mina Wieland- * Mrs. Jay Wing attended the wedding reception for her granddaughter. Mr and Mrs Mike Norton, at Hastings Saturday Mrs. Jay Wing spent a few Wayne Haxel Faulty driving, emergencies and distrac­ tions are the main cause of single-car ac­ i cidents involving women. Those involving meh are usually the result of speed, drink- Troop ITS held Court of Honor | ‘Silent Night’ | The Hartings Area Chamber ol School. Twenty-seven attended Ing Christmas music played on the potluck supper and cere­ Hie downtown loud speaker* durmonies Post Office Clerk Dies on Monday ormer Vermontville resident, p»p«l Into lb. Jr.. David Stauffer. and Howard chanlcal failure either In Uie output syttem or the speakers Service* will be held this to Kevin Kurr. Randall Hall. Martin Will and Mark Olmstead: second class to Herb Buwalda. have ycx failed to find the cauiv.* Vogt Funeral Home al Vermont­ of the trouble. They are Mill ville. The Rev. Leonard Maunder looking for this fault and Just in Woodlawn Cemetery al Ver­ made. music will fill the air os montville. master; Dick Johnson, district representative, Norman Hall and Tom Kurr. commlttemen. will be full of merriment on EVANGELICAL UNITED ChrUtma* Eve when members of St. Johns Wrestlers BRETHREN CHURCH the family gutlits* for a Christ' H. J. Buwalda. Minister mas supper around the Ilrr- Defeat Lakewood The Lakewood Viking WresI Phones WI 5-3387. WI 5-4066 plsce and an exchange of gifts. llng team lost to St Johns by ; Office hours Tuesday through James McDcnnc .t and daughter of Grand Rapids. Mr. and Mrs. day night. Though defeated, the other times by appointment. Sunday service schedule Dove McGIockhn and daught rx Vikings looked upon the match uf Battle Creek, and the Ron as a major step toward an even­ ' Heatcrlys of Woodlawn Ave. Not tual victory. family Christmas woe the James 11 a.m. Morning worship. Ser- VanderLtnds of West Virginia, their duties at Marshall Univer­ Test: John 1:14. organist.'Ruth sity require them to remain a: the campus. The James WUwell family and Mra Roger WUwcll wUl be with the Howard White family al Champaign. Ill. for the Christ­ mas holiday. Department. mon: Mark.’ Wednesday, Day of Prayer and Bible Study. eniwi/i Cotant, leading. 7 pm. Evening group, Gladys Ostroth. leading. Darwin Hooker, ALWAYS FIRST QUALITY* 8 pm. Chancel choir rehearsal, Mr. Gerald Cetrotii, director. Friday Mr. and Mrs. Fellow­ ship and builder* class parties. IN HASTINGS Personal Mention HASTINOS Durfee Dennis Klatt of Cambridge, Mass. By Mr*. John Hook Cedric Moneys for the Christman holiday. They will be with the Dr Evtrett Phelps family for Bunday guest* of Mr and Mrs. Wm Reid. * Mr. and Mrs. Janies Rose and family and Janice I Gaylor of Battle Creek were I Hnbart, loot S. JiBirwo. M*ry Ja*» MUL Eram Halt Owen Gaylor. Saturday supper guesit* of Mr. and Mrs. Gaylor Tlie Cheney family held their Christmas Bunday at the home of Mra Ruth Cheney. * Mr. and . Receive Awards Mr*. Raymond Finnic for Chriatmaa vocation. The Robert VanderWerf family of Menominee Falls. Wls.. arrived Wednesday to join the family group for the Un Cotter family will be lr parents at Union City. llnda Cotter will leave from there and loin college friends ।ding of Dawn Rhcynard and Da­ vid Kelly Saturday, a Fire drafts live Robert Britten family from Th* Chet Bangiiart* flighted with the special Christ- ,morning. All escaped safely. their first granddaughter! Krista ,tiicir Chrintma* relebraUon Sun­ ,day as Roger entered Leila Hos­ MIDDLEVILLE-£>MM McXaa. B». i Helene > King of Ann Arbor. , pital Sunday night for surgtry. The Banghart* have three Monday. G unite were Debra •;Hunt and Philip Lee of Kalama­ Matthew, children of Uie Bruce zoo, Parker Erway of Dowling. Mr and Mra. Donald Cheney PL&rWBLL — urr most happy to add a Utile Mr. and Mrs Milton Buehler and girl to the family circle. Grand­ ill X. Sca>4t. 1 Mr. and Mrs James Stockton FOMTIAO pa und Grandma Banghart will — Ar Kauffman attended the District spend Christmas morning with 23 Post Presidents Christinas the Bruce Banghart. family and Uien go to Ann Arbor where John Hook were Sunday dinLEGALS WOODLAXD — Abu Dail. Mr. and Mrs. Max Myers and Danlaa BtkoadUuaywr. Bl. Dae. 14; PUBLICAPIOX I Joins Y’,0Ea* MseKaaila. Bl. Dae family will entertain his parents Mr*. Bedford Butcher of Unworth Myers, and Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Michael Dorman Erwin Knox and family of Fre­ daughter and family, tlie Rlch- । and daughter. Suzanne, of Spring mont for a Christmas dinner on ^Gurata'of MrsllRn2?tnaVS t '.Lake l-“tr “ na Kathleen Kaln'fPn uorman and Dorman or of Sunday. . Ou5** of Mrs. Ro"» Dunn for MBU will be spending Christmas tlx* Chrtrtma* holiday will be' with their parent* the M. E at the home of her daughter-in­ her daughter and family. Dr Dorman? law: the Robert Balmer* of Mid­ Ann Art^r kJ i Mr*' George Sumner accom- dle Lake, who entertained with a Ann Arbor. This will be thefirst panted her daughter. Mr*. Jerry family pre-Christmu dinner on lime for five weeks oId Doug- Llddy. to her home at 2628 Kent Sunday. las Rom Haight to visit In Hss- Drive. Springfield, ni, on WedA special Christmas visitor in jM*_____________ nesday. the Hubert Fuller liome at Albaxtlda. an engineering student from the National University of Mexico. Mexico City. Annando arrived Tuesday evening at the Grand Rapids Airport and plans . to spend three weeks visiting Michigan. 1 PUBLICATIOW OBDEB. Ifflf’HlW DRY CLEANING One hour (MUM Let GARDNER'S Be Your Last Stop Professional tianlo'i joining HERE OPEN 9 a.m. til 5:30 p.m. mnnim PUBLICATIOM 0BDBB HUI- of Mi.Maa* You'll Save Time THE MOST IN DRY CLEANING Check This List for: - Film, Flashbulbs, and Bat^gpes* < Don't Run Out)x IAL agh TUESDAY December 28 “ - Fanny Farmer and other fine Candy - The "Newest" in Famous Cos metics for Men and Ladies - Amity Billfolds PUBLICA7I0X OBDBB. Hl.le V1 Michigan QQc MEN S SUITS # # No Limit OPEN 7 A.M. to 6 P.M.—9 P.M. ON FRIDAY - Beautiful Hallmark Cards, Wrappings and Party Supplies ONE HOUR SERVICE ON REQUEST—8 A.M. to 4 P.M. (Plus, S&H Green Stamps) FURNITURE ' ' GARDNER'S 110 W. State SPECIAL 105 EAST STATE ST. HASTINGS Um 945.2134 HaailBf*. MkhitV PHONE WI 5-5105 —PICKUP STATIONS— 111 W. State St. Lake Odessa Middlaville Alberta's Hastings The Stag Shop Dress Shop Professional DRY CLEANING �West Woodland By Vtrior Siuon McPharlin’s Hie George VanHouU-ru will be In Williamston for a family gathering for Christmas. Mrs Roy Wensley will leave Uils week for Phoenix. Aris, where she will be with her daughter. Mre. Robert Lindeman and grandchildren. Bob. Kurt and Kris, for Christmas, They will aU drive to Loe Angelas way of living, and bring upon our nation the wrath of Ood. We read tn Hebrews 10:Jl. ' Il la a fearful thing to fall late the hands of the unpg God." and tn Oenmu wv are Cold “And the Lord said. My spirit shall not always airtve with man." There eomra a day wheel pot, only In­ reminds you that paper and read U carefully and ilwgtrt fully It was very time­ ly and extremely well written and dearly prtaenU a warning of a grave danger that is facing us as a Nation today. Once again our leaden (and the Supreme Court) are playing right into the Verniac Gabriel ftmday after­ noon and sang ChrtaUnas sooga. In the evening a group from the Woodland U. B. Church sang you will get K. (Not unless the folks give it to us, UA) We went to our church this morning All your last minute Problems can be easily Solved here and now! today. Ba tt» tor us tn say—Our bast wishes far a vary Marry Christmas to ths Banner office folks, all of you who have pamed the news on to- us. thus making our lettcra possible, and to all you indulgent, long-asiffwing readers who hare been so PEACE. HUMILITY. Both describe the underlying Theme of Christmas fls we remember how H Child in a manger Brought together Kings and wise men and shepherds this Thursday for she hoUdayx However, three four days will be bbsy ones for both teachers and pupils They will try to crowd To kneel in homage BUSINESS OFFICES OF Leonard-Osgood CONSUMERS POWER COMPANY Day. Before returning bone 4th they will *r« her daughter and family, the Richard Engles, who reside In Whittier. Calif. The Allen K. 8age funlly wiU be with her mother in Cleveland. Ohio, far the ChrUtmu holiday. Mrs. Herbert Wedel will be with her daughter and family. Uie Raymond Vlnborgs in Cleve­ land, Onio, during the Christmas Funerol Home Comstock Park, helping care for her stater. Ulas Esther Laurell. who has been critically 111. Word on Sunday stated that she ap- ■UBMB1PTI0M JUBIAU Friday, Dec. 24 and Friday, Dec. 31 IO assure you that your gift PHONE 945-3474 _ will be just right, you can call "upon the services of our experienced FOR EMERGENCY SERVICE sales staff who have been serving men of the Hastings Area for Alice lUndee durins thd p.u>t week were; Mrs. Frank Barry on Thursday. Rev. George Speas of so many years. And wul plenty of water from the i Utile Ihomapple River, which flows through the barnyard, the Near Our Store OPEN You’ll find plenty of WED. & THU Easy Parking. It’s convenient for you to park in bock and use our special Customer Entrance right there! at 5:30 say "Merry Christmas' the best for the holiday hostess aprons There is NO Carrying Charge Dn McPharlin’s Extended Payment Charge Accounts . . . We also invite you to use our regular 30-Day ^count Privileges too. handbags She always needs hand­ bags. especially smart new stylet like these. Federal Taxes off! if you prefer. Your Deck your dear with all the pretty ornaments she loves, from our gifted and glamorous array. Gift Selections Great to give and to wear . . . hostess aprons with pretty looks and practical ways. Thrifty! an be attractively boxed and $2.98 up wrapped in gay Christryrtas k twine''. ,-. of course l rtA there is no charge dll for kJ Ilf service. Perhaps wwould like to give one of our fjjf/Gift Certificates ft 'll dL yUfffj which we issue in ony amount and °ny merchandise you wish. Special packaging for these ot no extra charge, either. 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Butt Me pltasdiui. perfectffor Christmas giftingpanties Parmaleei 124 East State Street We wish all our friends a very joyous and cheerful Christmas Season. �Union Local 138 Hosts Members At Yule Party Christmas Parties 18976373 rsrsasn Gaiety of Holidays with a ipsdal gU •d to U» guild Myron Dgnaau. scene of a very enjoyable eve­ ning Saturday, I>ec. la. for mem-1 ben and guests of Local IM of the Hastings Manufacturing Co. The event was Utelr annual Christmas party. Russell Null opened the pro­ gram with organ music and the V. at M student. Leo VahlHng. and WMV. r.ud«*. Lorw I VahlMng. left Tuesday for De­ troit to visit their aunt. Their brother. David Vshlslng. and his wife will meet them tter* Thurs­ day and they will all drive to Cleveland, Ohio. Co «gpd Chrtatmw with ter penut* Dr. and Mra James Gartter. Lm and when Dal's Bake Shop had Uwlr annual Christmas party. Thursday evening, again at the Hotel, M gUMte enjoyod dinner. Tlte was Use Woodland Mutual aoctel event of the year. Friday evening Dm. Finnic and the party. The pre-school children, ages 3H to 5 yrr, were led by Shari Sherk In a song and tap and acrobat Io number. Along with Shari were: Julie Spencer, Ste­ phen Raber. Robin Stonehouse, PLEDGES TROTH — Mr. and Kimberly Convene. Bandy PleMra. John Hickey of R3 HasUngs uno. Bandra-Deo White, LauriewUh to announce the engage­ Jo and Ronnie Myers. Robin Kalment of their daughter. Ann Loute. to Frank William Winans. net- party at the Hotel and Sat­ urday evening thaw were 40 gueste at tte Hotel whan the Kroger CO mat for dinner and their Christmas parly of the Instructors st the Wilson's Dance Studio ) To finish their portion of the program. Jo-Kllyn Myers, one of the Wilson sisters, performed a baton solo. Another highlight of the eve­ ning was Nril Foster and Jean. Wrap Up HOLIDAY Fitzgerald Corps Has Yule Party MONEY PROBLEMS Plteerald Corps 100 of the Wo­ men's Relief Corp, met at the hall on Dee id-for-thrir Chrtttmair; CONSOLIDATE YOUR BILLS After a delicious potluck dinner, the group King Christmas Carols I and Verna Jay read a poem, "The i I Christmas Guest." which was I adapted by Helen Steiner from an old German legend. ! There was a gift exchange and: $25 «.$1000 |E Miss JoAnn Ding of. Wood­ The Rev. Einar Unacth per­ formed the double ring ceremony. land wm, the maid ot honor and Mrs Kenneth Ketey of Hastings. the bridesmaid was Mte Jane Kcnfteld ot lUxtlngs MBs Vickie Vnnlrnmcn. niece of the groom, and the daughter of Mr, and Mra- Ward VanLoancn. of Lake Odessa was the flower girl, and Jeffery Gamble, nephew ot the L= Local Finance . Howifd ||2 $. Jeffsnea. Hstliags Olrtn tn marriage by bar fa­ ther, the bride chose a princes* A-line gown at glimmering bro­ cade. The bodioe was fitted w|th Miss Kathleen Sue Lathrop. slightly modified empire waist­ line. long sleeves and a very fuU sweeping watteau back which formed U» chapef train. The Uiree foot- wide touffant veil was of pure silk imported Eng­ lish Illusion with a matching satin Dior bow. She carried a bouquet of white carnations with | GST EXTRA CASH FOR HOLIDAY EXPENSES on your Signature, Car or Furniture Woodland Zion Lutheran Church Is Nuptial Setting Phone 945-. Open Evenings by Appointment CHRISTMAS pink crepe floor length skirts and rose pink bodices uf velvet empire styled. Trains were atuchcd at the waist with a velvet bow. Ttey carried bouquata of a light pink mum and dark pink caniallons with pink Christmas balls. Ute flower girl wore a dress of rose pink velvet empire styled. . Delbert Nickel of Jonesville BONUS LAST 3 DAYS BEFORE CHRISTMAS* CHOOSE YOUR OWN FREE XMAS GIFTS FROM OUR HUGE REGULAR STOCK OF FINE HOME FURNISH­ INGS. WED., THURS. & FRI. ONLY. WITH EVERY PURCHASE AT Y0UR NEAREST "QUALITY FURNITURE" • ____ --- ST0RE \ A SANTA COMPARE? CHOOSE UP TO $100.00 IN FREE MERCHANDISE! OUR PRICtJ-X.LC.7 Is $10 to $20 Is $21 to $35 — I* $36 to $60 _ -.Up to $ ..-Up to $ T-Up to $ 3.00 5.00 10.00 I* $61 to $90 Up to $ 15.00 I* $91 to $139 .. Is $140 to $199 Up to S 20.00 It $200 to $299 I* $300 to $399 OUR SELECTION— Up to $ 35:00 OPEN LATE --Up to $ 50.00 _~rUp to $ 75.00 UNTIL EC. 2j^23 & 24 ONLY Time Limited ‘Olfer The Leon Stahders leave thb week to be with Ute Dr. Rlch, ard Slanders at Indianapolis for Christmas. They will return home Monday. The Roy Hubbards left Wed­ nesday to visit the Edward Hayes family in Eaton Rapids until after the Christmas holi­ day. Before the Hubbards left they distributed the plates of homemade Christmas cookies to their friends, a custom they haw followed for many years. . *H U waft. The red snd wtMU color decor, plus loads of Chrlatevening. Couples Joining the OL Mi grascis, added the fttdve ecns for this Yuletide party were touclm to the setting for Ute tha George Miners, ths Dcuglas QeCamps. th* Roy Carlsons, tha Tbse* were a number of din­ Lou Cbanots and the Bruce Beans. ner partte that sama evening Tha Jim Partridges attended the I f^wt3LU“ >W Nog. Tha Bt^ IBM Christmas dinner anft party phen Johnsons entetalnod with at Staffords' in Kalamaaoo on a buffet Mipper at tHstr home on Thursday evening, Doc.. 18, and W. Msdleoa and several group* tha Paitridgo chDdrea ware also CkwK Mid- Invited to IBM children* party on Saturday. Mrs. Maa Shuitt mtertalned her bridge club for a Christinas party on Friday- Honora for the evening's Kr ware-won by Mrs. William' nut St., for 13 guests and Mon­ ker, Mra. Edward Smith and day evening Mn. H. was hostess Mrs. Robert Moore. The group also to the members at her church enjoyed a gift exchange. The Jack Woods' home radlatcxi Several groups gaUten-d Tues­ day noon. Dec. 2bg. at the Hotel CiirUtmas hospitality as the pot­ for luncheon Including 13 guests luck group gathered far (heir an­ nual CHrtatmas party oh Sunday when Charles Norris was host to the Barry County Welfare Board evening. The Jim Radfords. M.mmembers, the office staff and Anderams. Paul Steels. Marshall Cooks and Lyle Gillespie* Joined Mrs. Robert Abbey. the Woods tor dinner, a gift cxTuesday evening Ute Jama cftinge and an evening ot cards. Wlwelte and Dr. Gordon Pin­ The Jim Morgan homemade a nies entertained with tin open house at the latter's home on 3. very pleasant setting for the Christmas Coffee hour hosted by Broadway Wednesday noon was also a Mrs Morgan for 22 friends on busy time at the Hotel There Wednesday morning. Dec. Id. The were 5^-for luncheon wiicn the group h&s breti getting together Bliss girls had their annual annually for the past several years party; the Northeastern school to enjoy this special occasion. The North Michigan. Avenue party was held #t the name time for 20 gumte and the staffs from Club's.CJiristnuu party was a gala the Medical Faculty office and occasion when it was iield on WedUte Welfare office numbered 14 neaday evening. Dac. 16. al the itemc ot Mrs. William James which for their luncheon party. After- f|ve o’clock Wedhraday was very attractively decorated In afternoon the Homer Smiths en­ tertained u» Birthday Chib Camp wag co-hoMoa. Dessert *M memlxss until 7 witeti Mrs cilf- served. and cards and a gift ra­ ford Dolan and Mra. D. C. diance were the evening's entcrFrench were co-hustesM-s with a tainment. Honors were won by dinner party at the Hotel for Mra Richard Bniuis and Mrs., these turtle 17 guests, Mrs. Rlcliard Cotter will be hoBtcsa with a coffee Friday morning for Iter mother. Mrs Bedford Butcher of Union City, Ind . who is here to visit for the itoHdaya Mrs. Cotter lias un­ usual artistic talents and her friends are anticipating a de­ lightful time seeing the lowly Christmas decorations at the Cotters home Ute year as they take time out to sip coffee and chat awhile before noontime. Attractive printed Invitations have been sent to 50 guests by Dr. and Mrs Jack Walton for an open house at their home on w Green Street the Sunday af­ ter Christmas. Dec. Mth. from 2 until 5 that afternoon. The Christmas motif lent the holiday air to the bridge luncheon hosted by Mrs. Glen Brower at her home on Friday for the pleasure ot Miss Virginia Bates and Mrs Helen Bales of Kalamaaoo. Mra. Bernard Reed won high honors for the afternoon's play of bridge and guest prises were given the Mrs. John Crue entertained with a Yuletide Coffee on Wednreday momlng. Dec 15. complimenting Mrs. C. H. Truesdell on the occa­ sion of iter birthday. The Merle Kahlers are hosting an open house on Christmas Eve for the pleasure of their sons Christy, who arrived on Sunday morning from the Olenco Naval Air Station in Brunswick, O*., and reports for duty In ten Diego on Jan. 14. and Dick, who was to arrive on Wednesday from Ft. AS Hi SHIT About Treat.... On the night CSirUt was born. legend myi. all the a huge tree in Um midst ot a forest. The tree held many candle*. some straight, some upaxic down At the top was Tire candles. up and down, symbolixed people, good ant bad The infant/* was the Christ Child. Let ui remember ei[>ectelly the ^ift of lore, lo moke ibis Cbrulmeu a jojoru time for oil. Barry Cleaners • 321 So. Michigan > IchrisimmI Up to $100.00 -I. $400 or Over I man, and the ushers were Ouy McGregor of St- Ignace. cousin I of the groom. Bernard Weller of | Hasttnga and David AckeU of NaahyUle. I The reception waa held in the I church parlors A Christmas ■ tree and strings ot holly decoratcd Uic room. The bride's mother wore a tor­ I quote knit suit with matching | hat and black accessories. Mrs Nickel chose u royal blue wool I dress with matching hot and I black acccawrire. Before leaving an her honeymoon the bride- changed to a I red wool shift with pink earnslion corsage The bride it a 1864 graduate of I Maple Valley High School. She . L» employed st the E. W. Bliss Company in Hastings. ! The groom, a 1M1 graduate of I LaSalle High School. 8L Ignace, ! attended Ferris College. Big , Rapids, and is presently employ­ ed at Oldsmobile, Lansing, ■ After returning from their : wedding trip to Traverse City, [Mr. and Mra. Nickel are now making their home st Eagle wish to announce the engage­ ment of their daughter. Jane Ann., to Duane Lee Baxter, son of Mr. and Mn Laurel L. Baxter of Hl Hastings. The bride-elect is a IMS graduate of Hastings High and Is employed tn the of­ fice of the Hastings Manufactur­ ing CX>. Her fiance Is a 1M6 graduate of Hastings High and Is employed by the State High­ way Department and will be go­ ing to Lansing Community Col­ lege tn January. A Fall wedding l> being planned. ^^9 At Mt season ofjoy and ftappinott, wo wish you a ■UY NOW FROM A REPUTABLE ESTABLISHED LOCAL DEALER OUR STORES ARE NEVER OPEN ON THE SABBATH! I Murry Christmas. May your gladitott bo ovorlaitingl NO DOWN WE GUARANTEE PAYMENTS TO BEAT! ANY PRICES ON NOTHING TO PAY TIL COMPARABLE MDSE. NEXT MARCH "S.W. MICHIGAN'S LEADING CHAIN OF FURNITURE STORES" IIJ WEST STATE STREET •WE DON T DEAL IN LIVESTOCK —O^LY FINE HASTINGS B ■ ■ ■ ■■■■■■■ ■■■■■■ ■ QUALITY FURNITURE" » ■ "ALSO SERVING THIS IMMEDIATE SHORFING ARfA ON THE MAIN FOUR CQRNIRS OF OTSiGO FRANDSENS Carpeptpr Hardwore 1’4? Ea\t; State Stfeet , ( Insurance Agency •120 W State St. �Business Women Enjoy Christmas Dinner and Party banta Arrives For E. W. Bliss Children's Party Snow Ball Monday Highlights Holidays For Younger Set The annual Snow Ball sponsored by the Youth Council U to bo held on Monday evailng. Dec. 27. from 0:30 to 11 :W at the Hastings Country Club. MUa Dann* Acker, a Senior, U general chairman of this event which highlights the holiday social, aeason' for thy younger aet. High achoaf gtudente and. recent graduate* are Invited to dance to the music of Bud Wolfe and Hl* Over 1,600 ciilldrvn and parents enjoyed die ixiur long program for children which waa held In two performance! due to the num- wear, are being recommended end the young men may wear regular suits. Carol Hall U In charge of the refreahmrnts. Susan Baclunan and Joan Aldrich are In charge of ad­ vertising and Ba’itiira Moore is In charge of getting workers. Red and green decorations arc to be used In keeping with the brother. the Dwight Ferrises of Holland, and his sister, the Harold Eckerts of Freeport. On Christmas Day. Mr*. Ferris' ilotor IbaL—oll ‘Hearth and Home’ Receive Special Emphasis I Janis Cota Weds Gordon Ironside Agency INSURANCI 201 L Mata M. Personal Mention sting's WHITE'S Mr. and Mrs. Lyle GUleapte. Lin­ da, who la home from the Henry Ford School of Nursing for the holidays, and Sandra will be gucsu Christmas Day at the home of Mra. Gillespie* brother and family., the Donald Ashby* of Battl*Creek. ■ Mr. and Mrs. J M BueWer en­ tertained Mr. and Mra. E. J. Wal­ ters of Battle Creek. Mr. and Mr*. Ken Buehler of Grand Rapids and Lockshore Hosts Christmas Party The employees of the Lockshore | Farms and their wives gathered tar j a potluck dinner at the home of Gerald Sktdgell on Saturday eve- I PHOTOGRAPHY 107 S Jefferson Tuesday dinner guests of Mrs. Ix>ts WLckluim were Mra. »>rr Layle and Mrs. Forrest DeCamp of Woodbury; Bunday dinner guests Af/Wff G/W This Christmas Dazzle and Delight Her Personal Mention Easy to Choose Selections from Her LONGINES THE WORLD'S MOST HONORED WATCH home on Thursday evening from the Borgcss School ot Nursing for her 21st birthday dinner and the FAVORITE STORE Housecoats $4.98 Io $20.00 Pre-Holiday Events Very Special for Bride of Dec. 18 Pajamas.. $2.98to$16.98 Blouses j Stantons, as she was being caught up in die prc-Aiptla! whirl. before her wedding date. Saturday. Dec 110. to Howard Reed of Alton. Ill I $2.98 to $8.98 (Afmetrong Skirt* $6.98 to $14.98 LINOLEUM ristma' Sweaters . $6.98 to $19.98 in great abundance! Scarfs and Stoles.. $L00lo5.98 Panties 69c to $2.50 Gloves $1.00to$8.00 A FLOOR TO MEET EVERY BUDGET HODGES Jewelers Established 1931 Carl & Betty's Appliance HASTINGS FLOOR COVERING 122 West State St. 123 W. State St. Priced from HdSiery Half Slips turns of Eaton Rapids. MZ and Mra. Bill Helrigel Jr. and three children of Albion and Mr. and Mrs Charles R. GibtB and three children of Wauwatosa, Wls.. will be Christmas weekend guests of their parents. Dr. and Mrs. William Helrigel. U. of M. student* Carol and Bob Shaultls are spending Uie holidays with their parents. Mr. and Mrs. $3.00 to $5.00 Fashion Jewelry $1.00 up Hankies 59c up ( The Misses Helen and Mar­ guerite Hetamanaperger of Char­ lotte and Mrs. Gertrude Solms of Detroit will be Christmas guests Santa's coming your way, sounding ■ GIFT CERTIFICATES your friendly ALLIED FLORIST a note of good cheerA Issued for All Merchandise Sunday. Mrs Clayton Coleman spent tha weekend with her sister. Mr*. Elizabeth Smith, of Hickory Cor- Open Till 9 from Christmas Music Center The and Bonnet 8t Gown Shop Alma Fingleton THE VOICE OF MUSIC ' and Patrie*^, of MSU are spending Uie holidays with their parents, the Richard Guenthers Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Gilding and Mra. Leons Newton vbited the 4H Camp at Long Lake on Sunday at which their sister, Mra Harold Spicer of Linden. is a counselor. On Saturday the Gildings attended the funeral of hia cousin. Nelson Burd, in Augusto. They plan to apend Chrlstnuu Eve with Mr. and । Christmas Flowers Hotly Holiday =Candle* Michi Give "oht _ �and Country Chiba, and oTiMHo for 20 years and always;*< r\ • II . 'tnoir*l without tools are beccm- n • I I the Economic Club of Lansing, put on the Christmas program NPW IjPVICP^ NOW 1 “* ocmmrm a* aid* to oven I ,rniVin<T I llfl Carlyon Retires ।City Downtown Coaches Club and the at the MUo Church. IvUvT L/GV1UUJ HvvY cleaning “But few people reo- I IHks Club i , ■ '**-• —* -----> — - — As Consumers Lawtee. a native of Wlhning- j „ „ Make Kitchen Oven zi Gracefully is . r. I want to try taking the door ----------- --------High Hchoot and at­ 3OCILIV NhWa-r Division Manager Jseksmt tended MaVUIte College tn . Easier to Clean Not Difficult In the duplicate bridge game! . . .__ , . . ___ hwt'ire. Bines cleaning the oven William R. Cariynn. Okemoa. Ohio. «». “ b •nrd an everyday jvu. Job. me the udii? - ■ ;*. r :ovan . la jiu* ’*' “* joinca ,O‘ned consumers tXn«nnen» Irower ’°*cr in »n ' M Ou uuiiuuu.i Emm .nu.l Epic:>pul unUn- ., A Mil-cleaning ismaing mrisurn Lansing division manager manager «ur fur aA — nw__ t ofwcijuuj .... . get. uaIhcaday . night, tiw r tH* rw■ KMrlnaa aflmart , being'able to at. Cun*um<ra i’ower Company since 1933 li'23 in 1,1 Flint, Fllnt- and ■nd later Utrr worked Ofcorult ........ In larutlrw Larutng and the ullliilM utilities rasith-souih winner* were Mra *, hurried hoavxneaac ,)lr OTen Wjrth the . ‘ T. ’ .. ' in for th* I'juth-u, , Lansing ar. IMP. rutlrra Jan. 1. eomptetlng a ._ -------------e In4, pwjri,. Hi. RumbU Belfield and Mra. Grace I™ , acrul»ln« trt.iihte of taking off the dow.' in Evansville, 40-yrwr career with Consume: .-i nd Bt.'Louti, Danton. Second went to Mra. D c*11"1' chemical* . Other cleaning oonvenlenaa land 6t.'Louis, MO. C. rracn French ana and *u» Mra noy Roy nunHub- : Mia* uu^»s Lucile oauuum Ketchum, * •••• twate • srr unjwviveu improved veuung venting eywcj. system.—. In 1M1. IM1, while whll u gas soles engi- v. ... . .. . .. v-uiiavuiwra rower ai load ural Hurd to Dr. Joim buy-! management spcclaliM with the and removable oven windows ln*n,srr wVi..b? Hoberl H. | Alma, he rtaighed to enter war ter and Mrs. Ixrma David.x>n of Cooperative Extension Service ut "More and more oven* are t<Lawlor, Jr., Ultf^ralue. Lan- peoducUwi work in Deuoit. and Grand Rapids. In eaat-wcM play Michigan Blate Umveraky. «- tog draigned with rounded corstar who ha* been Carlyon*. IO Consume;* Power In David Goodyear Jr. and Roy plain* that ihe self-cteantog iwrx, Fd*a anti ahelf *uppo:ts. u..k.. .... ... __ • ____ _ . were it* winnera. Lee- r.va.K own <■ la equipped ur.tH with “a heating ■*rr*“*I Flint in 1945. as an industrial HuUaJtl und and third went Io Gurdon, element that makes MO to 830 movable or tillable . heating Anson Hedgecock. vice tran-ferred to the company'* Deimel and Herman Bottciur I degrees temperature* possible, elements AU of these features chMgt of division opera U<»n*. Bay City division in the same and Mra. Charles Item and Sue Anything spattered on the oven imiM) ck*nlng." Mlsa Ket। walls or top 1 made the announcement* 1 Uurs- capacity in 1M7, and in IS&O the high heat. day. Miaa Ketchum cmpnaaiseo a On Sunday the Erie Pv.vkcs Ii Mtaa , He also announced that Mark. Lansing. .! Blackman. a native ot Jank- and Kathy entertained with a necraaary safeguard. The oven I □rwinn NGGHC tan I to the division managerr sora Is a graduate of Michigan family gvt-to-g.'.her for the dour automatically Jock* before vQIVIlly IvvvUj <wm goes to tn the th. high hi oh ternt*m- : r _ m> oven , . . ( there, will gu to Lansing to os-. State University and has been a pleasure of Richard Dearing.'■Ul» Consumers Power employcv since who B hwe frum Canada visit­ Cariytm. Jong active In Lansing’ 1950 when he Joined the exxn- ing relatlvav. Guceto otlier thu>. Civic and community affaire, is? pony al Jackson. as u junior KUswor.h Scott and Nancy. Mr. leaving Consume™ Power In ac­ rdi.^l.reported that the edge* company >'w"UUy IIIIIG cordance with the company* distribution nxvistun*. in the Hay , City dlvuion in 1953, and be- Mrs Sterling French of Banfltld, of Uw door and trim on the T’arving gvto apt'dal attention regular retirement prop am holiday time. It will be eosire A native of Racine County, j camt gus dUtilbulion superin­ and Grace Wataon. who is here outer part of the -range sometunes becocne dangrroiudy hot. if you have tlx* right tools Cor Wls. and a graduate* of the Uni­ tendent in I960 Ui 1»&1 he be­ far the holiday* from Nliei. This difficulty imiu to iiave Use Job." says Mra. Martin Kulm, varsity of Wisconsin. Carbon ।came n»L«ant to the division manager for the company's Di­ been corrected with later model* Extension Home Economist. Potential buyer* slsould see' Bladrs of carving knivra range son In 1925 as on electrical eng I- vision. naw. later t.-coming a liglMing ■ engineer und, tn 1930. a tetunuia j By Mrs. B . H. Chwcnian The cost of thia con- should bo manufactured from u ruts.uw veniern failure . I* high, you- ; -----------------high quality steel to hold a sharp salesman for the company. M „ . „ but -------will want • to be UeD-lnfonned cutting edge. about Ka r pcifrmiuuroe." Is the By Mn. Frank Routh of BaMtogs were Sunday visitors home ccnnomui's reminder. guard to manager. He lias been the president of . Mkw Naoma Beck is home with truth. * Mr. and Mra. Orl Gilles­ include drjwoeabic foil litters tn many of whom are amateur*. tlie Lansing Mental Health Gen-■ her family. Mr. and Mra. John pie and family from Sunfield ovens. Some reacarUkera found that replacing the* linen can be George Ball. a nuisance, and ti» foil had a dy a large roost or turkey. socialion and of Uie Chamber a* » miisuonary in Japan * Mr. McCaul from of Commerce, and Is m past and Mra Routh luul as caller* ............. *■—" up. out 11 pruuumy raw clratiiiutn ol Uie Ingham County i in thrir home over U»c weekend. Chapter, American Red Croaa. Mr. Und Mra. Chariot Jacobs, Felton tuxn Maxm were bun- . denning an oven the old way rougijened steel rod used for tmeing ar siiarpcning the knife, He 1* president of Uie Wrangler* I Mr. and Mr*. Wilbur Fye and blade. Carvera should true live! Club, a past president of the Ro- children and hia mother, Mra. tan Club, and a former chair-1 Marlon Fye of Grand Rapids * from Alabama attended a party | liner* that pull out to be clean'd, knife before each use by passing man ot the. board ot trustees of Frank J. Rotu.li and family of in their honor Bunday evening i Some new ovens are coated both sides of the cutiuig edge the Peopte t Church. East Lan-: Hickory Conicra left for Florida in Battle Crre*. when former;with Teflon so any spatter* and •tog 1 to visit relative* and friend*. * neighbor* of the Strands metlspUte wipe off easily, itowewr, Kuhn cautioned. Begin the stroke at one of the neiglibor * homes., the range must 1mv» an autow Saturday evening guest* of matte cu'.uff to krep the In- the handle and end with the tip Usually a dozen strokes will true Award of the Boy Scouts ofithi* week to spend Christmas a good blade. , ---- ------ -------America, and *p«cUd recognition । with her motiicr and father., awazeto from the Red Crass and They will be there all the holi- Stanton, the Rufus Blanton The cutoff temperature b u.sufamily. Mr. and Mra Sidney!ally 850 degree*, well above moot _ -------- ... ------ ----- — Stanton of Maple Grove Center. | normal oven-ueo temperaturea. Opp.rtiuuty Committee. and u nlng Several came from Grand and Mr*. Joate Babcock from; In addition. Hr Teflon coat- knife with a blade a- member of the Metropolitan Rapids, Hasting* and Mr and Brteu.l Lake. Bimday the fami-.lng requires extra care in the —- -. — ... . _> .____ without tile guard. Development Authority. Mra Rush Sounder* from Kala- li*K nf keep from scratching the protcclong, flexible RSSW Special Attention «»»At Holiday Time proved muscle tone, better dr-1 THE H l STING ft BANNER—3 digestion and relief from mental •* Think about food—As your young children. • Check up on health—Blwere youngre. Other nutritional needs remain about the same. of them can be pcwRoted ooiuroited by early medical «art cnntinuE U> select foods f.-txn the iuul good health mainteiunwe four basic food group* meat Periodic visits to your phygfdBn and meal substitute* milk and milk product*: hulls and vegv- . tablca. and. breads and cereals. • Watch your waistline— Stay­ u checkup more often. -.,.*■ ing .dim U flood to mor.- than • Doni Just stand there— vanity Statlvtiot show a 13 per­ cent increase tn death rate for Don't wait until reurwhent to Join the church club, develop a individuals 10 percent overweight, I No fountain of of youth can r.t stop No ,lme Time marches on. and •“ A new leaflet from th? Ameri­ can Medical AsroclaUon oui- ‘■row old gracfifully • Plan for action-You Te nz-v- can be as vigorous «7a of badminton, a* relaxing a*Lr 20 pmcent overweight. E ;rets fain Now is the time to begin denlng or at unontaiiUed m an weight also tiicrea.'x-s chancres of activities that will add mare life But n must be heart disease. regular. YouH benefit from Im-. make him Dunhuni \ Milo gram at the South Maple Grove • E.U.B. Church. Kuhn, the new. elctcnc knives can bring carving Into the ekc- DALE’S BAKE SHOP —CHRISTMAS GOODIES— Christmas Cookies: With a Neyv Hart-Schaffner & Marx or Palm Beach SPORT COAT Extro Smart, Well-Tailored Clothes Modp for the Personal Mention Mihion Minded Man CmLIm. Plum PuddingLarge 48c; Ind. 6c ea. Dole'* Homemade Peanut & Cocoanut Brittle Bankettee IA bu'Hir patfry with almond paste filled 1 Dinner Rolls: Butler Flake. Partovhouve. Baking Powder Biscuit*. Clover- teauxi family arc visiting her Wnily. Mr. and Mrs. Ken labVrteaux. and will be here ter the . holidays. They are in the process 1 of-mining from Bcottadale. Aria, to St. Johns. Tom Laberteaux of Bl. Louis. Mo, and Mary- of Aquinas College. Grand Rapids. I are also home tor the holidays.1 and Dr. and Mrs.* Jerome <Rlta> ' Conrad of Detroit will arrive for: Christmas Day. On Sunday, the Laberteaux family were in Lan-| sing at the home of Mr. and Mra. Raymond Reeve tor the Laber- : Home of the Best Brands in Men's & Boys' Clothing anif Pies Accessories?. >■ LAPO DRUGS AGENCY Fruit Stollen Coffee Cake . 63c <A fr*d<f>cn4LMWidsy treat.I Friday Orange Knots___ 6 for 42c you'll love our 144 EAST STATE STREET HASTINGS, MICHIGAN BAKED GOODS daughter is recuperating. The Loyal Lowell* received a very special Christmas present, a new little grandson named Kevin Lawrence, who is four HATS by Champ SHOES 118 W. State St. Hastings If you'd rather have Your Local Certified him make his own I Linde Star Dealer Mr and Mr*. Justin CWey and I family of Nashville Mr. and! Mra. Stephen Cboley will not be present a* they are spending tiie u lhe4C'so*oD,arn°ndCARMWElGHT CheC rilT - CLARIS - CARA COLOR - CU* TACS Charms from Credit Terms Open till 9 WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY Cairns, a patient at Pennock Hospital Mrs WlHi* Kantnrr is leaving (Thursday to spend Christmas and several days following with her daughter, the Everett Mil­ len. ot Lakeview. The Richard W. Johnsons are planning to be at the home of their son. the Edsel Johnson* of Grand* Rapids, on Christmas. । selections ... / Why Not in any amount for AU Merchandise from CLEVELAND’S MEN S AND BOYS WEAR �|- <--- Working Mothers Seeking the Best For Their Families !for both.- Almoat unanimously. .' they think girt* should be taught' i to budget time a# j»rt of thshr | education. ■ Locking the extra hour*, how 1 IAL StfflllTY Qiiitiiigiif husband* and children. Tn iddl- limn -- - Baldwin famuy of Grand Rap- —. to develop fully. French-fried frozen potatoes heated in the oven give a quick arecxnponimrnt along with a I Personal Mention ' visit her Drums. f< FILED IN LIBRARY The Hasting* Banner re- write dre.-aing. Dexwrt might be another quickie: chocolate Ice Speedy Barbecue Cubed steaks give n quick ritlllet Breakfast Hash troit over the weekend with their In lard or dripping* bi the fryingNippy days bring an appetites! place these commnnleallen* | daughter and family, the Don' Slice earned beef hash from a can. In a file In the Basting* Pubbecue sauce Cover the frying-pan panfry and serve with poached or j family gatherlhg. tightly and cook slowly approxlChristmas guest* of the Einar'[ mutely 30 minutes, thus allowing reach 62? . rial Security subjects. If you Despite the lack of enough Io off»r far her family and IwrSrll itwith a Bamtefadf , .—---------------- ,— have a question, the Social Se- Pram!iien* win be the PurreM ■ the flavor of the barbecue sauce way to live, but It' has distinct; Uie mothers said they marage bcneflt win remain the same, Icurlty Administration will be advantagB*. according to a cur- to have some unhurried lime for ——~ ------------------------------ I ~ “"t .’■l,.;.— . rent rrpoit each child. Although only 50 iflLs tar uU monlh* hef<x* you Security District Office located rent report j . are O In thia rnaR vnur bene. I at VI Hanamn Avs W OranH Findings include that she ?’ KS.1OT. U»y do m»n.<r io "■ M « U> u». lUpld» open dally napia*. SIU** .viicmgau. u o*x_ . sne wars* ror me money mowiy, •l» > — . .j ------------------.. __ .. .f aathr„ ......... itw«e month* rnrtfitKi Into intra account arrmint \rr.nrtxv f rnm three .Monday ihrraith through FYirfav Friday from but also for summation and her tvsu-nv-na to participle Q How will the financing of 8 30 am. to 4:30 pm.'X* an nddmain problem Is finding time in church or community activi- ,he supplementary medical inenough tor everything that must public, each Monday evening be done. Site's among 10.000.000 from 4:30 pan. to 0 pm- Address working women, according to the your question* and request* to that office, which will reply di­ KTan“ "rlH “ *3 nlonthl>' rectly to you For telephone re­ «jrwnlum- *hich is matched by moirurra in » states me moninthev'^t Ihe Fcdrral Gownunent Those quest* call 451-1531. , ly. grtxtiK queried a random “c1'^*"* ‘hc thc> &rt premium payments will be placed^ sample of about Quo. Asked why ncn Ulr> 1 lo wor* I in a separate supplementary medical Insurance trust fund and PprZOnn Mpntinn the money will be used only for | ' ErSOnOI mention Hated a financial coruUdcration medical insurance benefit pay- ' ——-------------------------------------------first The three mast frequent MivMlovilL* were: to provide better living ivlIUUlLVlllt. menu. ; Mr. and Mr* Albert Pender for the family, provide far the „ .. .. . , children'* education, and. to get ’ hire. Mary Jackion i tuxne Saturday to spend 10. day* OUt Of debt l»»AmM4 ItS.JIIOj ----------- ------------------------------------ J with his mcthcr. Mra. Gertrude nf Mr and IJunf 1 ,o quU my tUn,‘। l*rndcr of HostlMS- and her Even thaw working for fman- j rhrtrfm.. CUI ratuideration revealed a see- i Christmas guests of Mr. and |)ob Cgn j rccelve disability parents. Mr and An. Frank ■ Mra. James Polhunus on 8 i . . . M »<n » Mr “0 m ™ >»ncflLs' Blunk of Lansing. YOU'LL FIND HUNDREDS OF WONDERFUL GIFT SSSrSE.SK-TSL!" n„u„i„.v »»1 Mr. A. No. Disability Insurance । Mrs Ronald Hesterly was guest like to work outride the hotne?" I ££££-, benefits are not paid after 65. I of honor at a birthday dinner ITEMS AT OUR HANDY STORE ... AT PRICES YOU'LL ^£‘XchW^n£?U m “«*k5S i ““m Hubblc ot anrui FIND PLEASING TO YOUR BUDGET. OUR STAFF IS 'Mr- and MrK JUn taihrmu* and who receive* wife's benefits, ell- her mother. Mrs Claude Braidt^vn,™™ * 11 family and exchange student, gible for hospital insurance bene- wood. There were nine gueals present including Mr* Heaterly's READY TO SERVE YOU; HELP YOU CHOOSE THE keep# them young Grinds Lundin and Jan 8Ikt- fils. A. No. Hospital Insurance। aunt. Mrs. Nellie Ryan, Although 63 percent of tlw man. local. * Some of our col' The Clarence Millers are planRIGHT GIFT FOR ANY PERSON ON YOUR CHRISTwives report they are able to get I lege student* are home. Jan benefits start at 05. Q. Is it true that I can cam ■ nlng lo entertain their daughter the neceuary tasks done at home I VandcrPoppen and Jana VelderMAS LIST. with a feeling of ratlafaction ‘ man of U. of M ; Warren Tii*Jer. up to *1500 this year without 'and family, the Gerald Banders, losing any of my social security °n Christmas Eve. andonChriatend a minimum of faUgue, they. Paul VanWeclden. from MSU; chccks? tna* Day they will attend the candidly admit that they don’t; Mary -' ----------Alice and• ~ Beverly Bender A. Absolutely not. During 1965 MUIer Christmas at the George have enough time. of Central Univtralty at Mt. you can earn *1^00 without havMHIw tame. . Hall of three surveyed think Pleasant; Sandra So Io.non, M1“ BetflrSu* Barber will ar•'Khool* ihould pUcc more rm- Sheila Mulford and Dries Van- Ing any benefits withheld. However, beginning In 1966 you can rive this Thursday from pluuU on Uie dual role of a ,l. FaJ-'tal'l. working wife or mi-thcr,' and lege: and RcaeAnn McKeown of earn as much a* 41.500 and »till;J$achln« get all your benefit* Conn to be with her family, the they readily .uy why: "Schools Western Unlveraity of KalamaThe Bonner, in cooperation, Edward Barber#, for Christmas are unreallrtic in educating girls vacation. I There will be a pre-Christmas party in Grand Rapid.-. Satur­ 19-Year-Old Faces i family dinner party at-the Don day evening of the Muir Drug Doolittles Thursday evening. Dec employees and their spouses, a Burglary Charge 23rd. at their home on E. Colfax. Mr. and Mra Duane Thatcher, The Tom Tatles will be with Edward E Young, IB. R3 Hastheir daughter and family, the her pt-pulc in, Dr. John Goldcainps, at St family gathertn Cadillac an be appeared before Municipal Charles, Mo, for the Christinas Judge L. E Barnett Tuesday on a charge of breaking into the holiday. Lt. David Stem and family Peabody Oil Company at Delton will arrive next week to visit her and Mrs Jolin Smith in Grand Wednesday night. Dec. 15. parent*, the Lloyd Gaskills, at Rapids. Mr. and Mra. Charles Dowling for several day*. Most common are dry cleaning I . . . . _Wo_^. ,. . _. . - rt'tWietWrFWWOSWCewciJiCpfKiectiffKWCTCWCW COME TO BARRY COUNTY LUMBER CO CHRISTMAS GIFT FESTIVAL! GIFT SPECIALS GIFTS GIVE A SEDCON GARAGE DOOR Williams held open house honor family of Mountain Vie*. Calif.. alely furnished. . Underaherlff Gordon Trick pital Guild chapter 10 will hold station. The window in llw men's access Officers recovered 3115. Officers said a lighter was dropped, with a first name on it. Young was arrested by Has­ tings Sergeant Robert Ritter folks in Lincoln. Neb. * Mr. and Sunday. U will be potluck dinner. * Miat OPERATOR NOTICE Tha Barry County Zoning Office will be open only on Wedneidoy* until further notice. Hofftver, telephone call* will ba oniwered daily. brother. Mr. and Mra Alfred Bornum on Stadium Drive * and Mrs. Dan Minter, which made a'Wwet happy occasion. Mr Charles Baughman and grand­ Minier has' been having a bout daughter are visiting the Holy­ with pneumonia. Land and wilTxvturxrthis week to Flint. v Roy Kelly returned home Wednesday. Dec. 15. after being In the Osteopathic Hospital In ’ Richard Slocum SKIL DELUXE KIT TRIGGER SPEED CONTROL DRILL You get the sensational new Skil ’Z»" Trigger Speed Con- Rodney Stum, all of Jackson arc race and Happiness for Brady and family attended a Brady family gathering at the Hough in Hasting#, Sundav. * and family. Mr and Mra. Robert Jackson and Pamela, in Rich-1 happinen of this holy teaion bring contentment to the heartf of our many Jricndj. / Mary's Beauty Shop and Mra. Ralph Finkbwner. Ju­ lius Potu. Alex Potts and Mary Hummel * ytr and Mrs Clair gathering /at tiielr daughters, Mr. and Mra. James Martini ot Saline. Other guests were Dr ily of Columbus. Ohio, and Mr and Mrs Kenneth Vogel of Michigan Center. The Vogels ex- Mrs Roy Payne both-of Lansing came last Sunday with well fill- GIVE POWER TOOLS DE WALT tqueexe the speed you need — from 0 to 2000 RPM — to motch the job ond the material. Give * rift of eoirrtr.Ienc* that wul be remembered , all year ... We can install * Sedcon Garage Doer Operator or you can do it grcuraelL Gift wrap a r«, mote transmitter and put Is. «... x>__ ___ it’s a Ssdcon ... th* guar­ anteed automatic door I operator that operate* th* r*r*C* door from the comXort and safety of'the 1250" 9 RADIAL ARM TABLE V»" DRILL only SAW *25” 15 POWER TOOLS IN ONE! Reduced Price for Christmas Yours for os Little os $119.95 *179’* GIFTS FOR THE FAMILY AND HOME BASKETBALL BACKBOARDS - RIM and NET - Complete$11.95 MAIL BOXES - WROUGHT IRON NAME PLATES - WEATHER VANES PING PONG TABLESI Low as $18.50 TRAIN BOARDS—Green Grass Finish—Quiet—Absorbs Shock, Noise BATHROOM TOWEL BARS - SOAP DISHES - TOOTHBRUSH HOLDERS BATHROOM VANITIES—Available in Provincial Style Contessa White • Gold • Sandtone • Cinnamon • Walnut Finishes DOOR MIRRORS with Clips. Screws - Ready to Hong ■ flow to say “Merry Christmas’* . with PURE JOY! Say it with Fanny Farmer's special Merry Christmas Assortment. The freshest, most flavorfui battercreams, caramels, crisps, clusters, fruity and nutty candies fill each festive box. The best you can give or get! FIREPLACE GRATES - THERMO ' a J1-'* «••• y.?U Lryttai Glass RITE FIREPLACE.ENCLOSURE FLECTO Decorator Finishes — Antique, Wood Grow, Marbelize . $4.95 Set CHOP BLOCKS - BREAD BOARDS - KITCHEN HOODS a ib>.. $4.50 .. because you want the fineit »RU C S ALLIED BUILDING CENTER; �wom cjstr^s: n.w Si?Eve Forty Membets or of tha the t-aurenre Laun Lewis Daniels, of sunton. Members . Bauer Poe ue planning home with dancing to Bud I Strolling Through Parisfc^^JThe Hastings Banner Section Tw»-Fm« 1 »• • Thurodav, December 23, 1965 Thursday, Orley Airport just south ot Paris publlque" did not need scientists, Dies Monday ------------------- Funeral servlcw for Carl Charl^S O1T1S fraued her famous cry. -Liberty, Sparks M. Rl NashWlla. Thofn-1 ,ln what crimes are committed in thy apple Lake, who died about I W /Yf TW* 1 name!" pm Monday en route to Pen-'(Jf IllCkOrV But, after a rfnerce of sanity had 1:30 pm. this Thuraday at <hff| rnenis. Roper Jones is Past Residents Neir Director To Mark Jubilee Df Food Centers baskets for needy families lor headed tar the city. Ciirlr.tntiu i Willard laiwTcnce. Hosting. U .nard-Osgood Funeral Homs. Comdr. Richard C. Dahlhouscr When the weather h right, Parts | uw.HMi-M -v. , aru_ <jruo. are ccievrtuing uwtv Burial will be in Lakeview' Funeral services for Charles | the Fdpausch Food Centers, has: wedding anniversary on • is a. wonderful place In which to cemetery at Nashville. membership Is now 211. Die* strofl and by turning to the Metins hoped, for better things to come Mr. «,park. was being taken UIC-4 - - -------- -........... .... .................... .— I. OWWVII —— Since the statue of King Louis XV <• the hnxpltal by ambulance al Bactte Creek Community Hoe- ixmrd of directors at the annual county and lived there until 6:30 on Tuewday. Jan. |1. with can really cover a tot of ground in which originally adorned the square * J*,n Jrath ocenrred, appar- pital, were held nt 3:30 p.m. stockholders'meeting. about )91B when he and Mra. the Climax Post Initiation team a limited time. We iud the ndhad bsen tom down during the I hagn-, t^n filing well for Tuesday at the Henton - Smith ’ Jones Joined the company in Stowell istnbltslrd thrtr reel­ conducting the Initiation cere­ Funeral Home. I 1855. while still in Hastings High dcnce In Newark. Ohio. vantage of Indian summer days turbulent days of the Revolution,' cetera! weekt. mony. The Rev. Vaughn Jensen of- School In I960 the Pel pause h Mra Stowell waa the former while there which made "foot Hi-,-,-.! Hirriat —' in ih- Fond Centre was ooened nt Mar- 1 Munis C. Tnvlor Of Hartford it with something of no political shall and he became the axelsWhile no formal celebration la T-K Teacher's Dad tan: store manager. In 1&«1 he planned, they will be honored enjoyable. n-r-> Sparks. When a child he became stere manager. guests at several family dinners. Dies Wednesday roy of Egypt tud offered France moved with his parents to NaahOne of our favorite tours In an oblisk 75 fret high, weighing nlli where his father operated Anton Wfngler, 70. Grand Rapids. the father of a Thorna blacksmith shop for many North Drive. Marshall I apple-Keilogg school teacher. Etolle and from there take fffe 2X tons and covered with mysteri­ ous Inscriptions that nobody (at pauveh stores In Marxhall, Al,, - • . . .. „ . . ar ns neuevue. lor nit I died unexpectedly Wednesday. II. .uma-d U» C«rt|«, Ml long, mostly down itfll couth.- along' the tlmei could read. This, comi bion. Coldwater and Homer pany are Elyra. Marshall; Ray Wieland. Hastings, office mana­ 1 t! ?*: R?<h blned With Its IF of 3JOO years ger. Tom Feldpuuscli, Albion, ci^etrS'M Aho. M,rTUm PUre de ta Concorde, through the n dMold 0( ,ny Citvk on May 27. 1916. They, tack niffrred Friday evening vice president; Richard Feld­ I His ron. Anton, teaches chem- Jov*ly o#nln‘ Bnd t0 lhp stole present or future political lived there, and in Flint. Ionia | He hart been employed by ths __ _____ _____ _ _______ __r piusch. Hastings, secretary-. United Steel ft Wire Company Utry. biology, earth science and Louvre, the largest palace In the tenawns. Thus, this monolith was. Kci Clarksville before moving to,1 at Battle Creek for 15 years, re­ I crvtaor for Eaton Rapid*. Maron, treasurer, and Roman Fclddr present home at ThomGrand Ledge. Willlamrton. pausch. Hastings, chairman of. driver training at the Middle-> world (begun In 1300; finished in with great difficulty brought to : tiring in 1956. apple Lake tn 1930. Stockbridge and Hastings. . the bdard. Hr survived by hl. wife. T'! “"**** IPr,nw frum Luxor' to -rre Mr. anti Mrs. Sparks hsve th? son of Theodore and Hanj-tucyr'a daughter. Mra. Walter Parting and restoration operation^»* s tasting symbol of concord the Jayrees for the past four Rev. Lila Manker expected to ‘ nah iScholta* Orris. their home since moving there. ; Mr. Orris, wife. Jennie, died In years and la retail chairman of drive to Flint this Thursday to I tDorolhyl Graham. Grand Rap- whloh will undoubtedly have It tn .anwng men! the Marshall Chamber of Com- spend Christmas with two of her lids; seven grandchildren; a t**e best overall condition of Its 765 ... 1959 merre He is n deacon of the children. Roy Manker and family v'JEw '■““7 ' ® »<>—«■»and Mra. Mae Flisher and famlc™"'4 Oms is survived by a daughter Presbyterian Church. I and Misses Anna. Margaret and The massive Arc de Triomphe of n’^.- b.-autlful public squarra an authority on antique wra- MnL Lyle lMarte) Booth of R3 Hc and his wife, Judy, have ly. She plans to return home on 1 Christine Wlngier. all of Alto; | which dominates Etoile and the jln ,he »orld- although the con- pun'Delton: six grandchildren, and three children. Jimmy, Karen Monday. । rLe<M^URiX,e'rSitah? jwelve avenues radiating from the motor 'raffle seldom gives M; Sparks had been employed . two brother*. Andrew of Hickory I Schrenk, both of ClarluvUta; “ftral circle, was originally erected ,>’ou Ume ,0 observe and admire. by the former Royal Coach Cotners and James of Battle Company and had been In fall- I Creek. ; Mra Hulda Flcchter of Craigs- ■ by Napoleon as a monument to the OtW enough, the black sume inn health for th? last year. i ----- ------- •-----------rille. Ind., and Mra. Jerry <(Clara! glorit of Napoleon, but through! ,!eeiflc rronl | vllle. Clara> i glories L-*™1 ot th* In addition to his wife, he is • The Donald D. Murphys will Kim tie of Tem perance. I become a national' b|«tos in very well with its arna'.* survived by two sons. Harold of be guests of Mr. and Mrs Merle! Kimble Temperance. Grand Blanc and Carl Jr., of R1 ■ Lass of Grand Haven on Bunday symbol of France, itself. Here lies i surroundings. . , Hastings, and one grandson. i to observe Christmas. Is 90 Years Old _ ________________ ___ 1 France's unknown soldier of...World - before whose grave bums | The seemingly endless rooms and Kenyon, 718 — war I, flame. W Lovell St., Kalamazoo is cele- the eternal _____ . « ___ .. It la auy l0''c,<rrl^ra of the Louvre house one bratlng h-r 90th birthday this et,nu“ name » »• easy to ...—,<u_ ------ ...— of the greatest art collections In Thursday. Dec. 23. A former|vUunlU!e ll’f tremendous victory school tceclier. Mra. Kenyon--------- '— ’ ................ lived around this area until she u» ’“'”U moved to Kalamncoo with her Mtem, Work! W„ 1 ud II ,M "'■*>>» dauglxer. Margorie Kenyon In rranmK. «. lb, Umumum. ,,-W>r ““•» “ a““ “■'> 1940. W « U-cauU. |“> 1 The B. H. Sullivans will be en­ ta UrnunU .1, mm 1b.l'0'"a tertaining Mra. James Hoffman. line of march. Jimmy and Carrie of Columbus. | daily interested; give those what Ohio, Mr. and Mn. Charles Actually, the Clumps - Elyiees May all ths holy Joys of that fin! Chritfmos night seem* more of an elongated park out! Daniel, Jimmy. Julie and Jill on than a mere thorouglifare and cer ­ abide with you ond your lovsd onst during lhs*ioliChristmas Day. tainly it is one of the most famous At the end of the walk down the day leaion, bringing the ions psocs and tranquility and most beautiful avenues In the Champs and while approaching the that rhona upon Ihe aarlh on Ihtrt Night io long ago. Louvre, you come to a second but ' Continuing along the avenue you smaller triumphal arch, also | come to -the Round-Point where ordered built by Napoleon —Uie I the avenue widens and you soon arch of the Carrousel. Standing And yourgpif in a grove of chestnut well buck from the center of'thw Christmas is made of suowRakex 1 trees amid which are old fashioned arch und sighting up the CTvampsand church Itells and laughter and dreams .. . pavilions and grounds where, dur- Eljsees with the oOllgk us a point We Will Close at 7:00 p.m. on u»ay all of j ours come init. JLave p.Merry Christmas. Dies Saturday | WISHES ;CHIIISIMAS 3* tincsrtly (hridmoj ew- -• tv. , "•’> •«" OH IM X" ,h’n,’’ mok‘ j ing II vsry iprtlal ■> 'for aw sootTffHMt. Central Radio & TV Howard Trumble 228 N Jefferson THE COPPER LANTERN merry QPiri^tina^ RESTAURANT gorgeous perspective unfolds out­ enjoy Uie endless punch and Judy ward from the Tuileries, past the Place de la Concorde and, up to jpetically from it* hilltop position ran rod with blood as hundreds of people were guillotined during tire 'French Revolution. Among the vic­ tims were King Louis XVI and his wife Marie Antoinette, the daugh- atop the Eiffel Tower, which for years liad the distinction of being Uie world's tallest ipan-made struc- Christmas Eve and Remain Closed KAECHELES Until 5:30 a.tnrManday, Dec. 27 ......... - . ... —: WON'T YOU JOIN MY CHRISTMAS CLUB aiding Judge ruled that "La Re- Stas Trumble, C.LU. A CHILD WAS BORN The glad tiding/ of Hie birth live forever in the heartt of man. May the juye of thio Chriotmae be many for you. ful. lace-like form being visible for miles around. Yet. when completed in 1889 it was considered a mon­ strosity and there were even efforts made to have it razed! Gradually, found useful in many different ways. Early experiments in wire- Hastings Heights Restaurant nons located atop the Pantheon and the first floor of the We will be Closed 6 p.m. Christmas Eve. Dec. 24. to 11 a.m. Tuesday. Jan. 4, for Vocation. New York Life top was rebuilt and heightened for use as a television broadcasting Phone Vermontville 259-7298 ire on your nard pull. In both the are excellent among the best ESTATE /OKER O<H<« Phon. WI 5-5IU 145 W. State, Hastings, Mich. HASTINGS SALlftHN Corl Neithamgr Richard Slocum Home Phone WI 5-3004 bfome Phone WI 5-5356 Talk has been underway tor yean, about doing away with Les Halle, the tremendous marketing area not far from the Louvre, Paris gets its, fresh meats, fruilt. vegetables, .seafoods and o'her blc. xpeclaltle,.' Each night mo-.r in from all parts of country bringing products are made ready for sale in one or another of the twelve cavernous metal structures. Business begins early in tlie jnomlng and continue.until noon, when dean-up squads' armed with twees and brooms move in to remove the debris and Uie place for the next day's ket. It Is a noisy, colorful operaiKu that, attracts hundreds of tourist-' who observe the activity, attempt to keep out of the way. and end up by ordering bowto of piping hot onion soup at nearby bistres Ad­ mittedly. the Halles are inefficient, out-of-date and probably unsani­ tary as well—but apparently all (Continued on Pg. 6, thia See l Snqart folks are starting right now to accumulate money for Christmas for 1966 . . . through an HCB Christmas Club account. Just decide how much money you wont for next year and save a small amount each week. For as little as 25<i a week, you can be bill-free next De­ cember. Wouldn't that be wonderful? PLAY SANTA THE EASY EFFORTLESS WAY . . . WITH A CHRISTMAS CLUB CH EC KJ, COMPLETE BANKING & TRUST SERVICE HasTinqs Citq lliinl? MEMBER: Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Friendly, Neighborly Service for 78 Conlinuouo Yeara w �Saxons Flash by Vikings Tuesday, 70-38 Hastings Press Forces Lakewood Off Pedestal 3—THE HASTINGS BANNER Hastings Posts First Conference Win at Ionia Prep Basketball Roundui OToole rebounded and made the shot for the final score. —- 71. 01. Jski Blue & Gold Cagera Race to 15^0 Bulfe In-Firsrt Tiro Periods ormvtUs »«. George Johnson poait* lor Lakewood. Carr S, Jet! WiUa 5 ana lorn Barnum, Dar­ rel Slater and Mike Jackson each The' Halting* High 8a x on > Korea four pointe. Grand Ledge won the Junior race here Tuesday night when Varsity game, 30-38. Ihe roaring Comet* came back they flashed past the previ ,u,.> Saturday night and handed. St. 38. belore a near rapacity throng The Hasting* High Band Leaves Dec. 28 Michigan 8tat* University's 175-m«nb*r nnK will march In Baxon* also -present, connect* tn Lo* Conference win column al Ionia Angele*. Dtfncyland and BanFriday night when they came from behind to post a 85-81 vtc- Ionia, which had scored a thrilling 53-51 win at Greenville the previous Tuesday, started out on* and spurted to a 31-13 lead at th* quarter and still held a 35-31 advantage at th* half. und at Johns 1* 3-3. Just the night before St. Johns had Knpckea Alma out of nrst place. 74-06. RM GEORGE A. SUMNER held a 38-28 bul«e al the haW. anyway. Coacli Roger Egger.-, was withEach team had 2J field goals tor. who may have helped the but uranu Ledge had 35 free visitors against the press. throws to 13 for the Redwing* Die* McDaniel* scored M points complete control throughout toe i or Cowen Bui Dvorak'* ciuo. game, and tank 10 out of 22 field making 14 gilt* in a row alter goal attempt* in the first period luuamg hu imt two shot* from Uie line tit. Johns won the preliminary , throws in the first, half and had W4»C 3 out of 13 for the game. Friday night St. John* defeat- Middleville High gan Conservation officer iur '.7'—Z — E7 Schools baamany years, died suddenly about *?.r 10 pm Wednesday when he »uf-1'*rayiand Friday night. 70-41. to fered an apparent heart attack fir*1 defense of it* Exprewwa:. Conference ehamnlonahin. championship, while walking on the Courthouse r^nferenro whipped Byron Center Tuezdaj block in downtown Hastings num margin tn toe nut haU. Tne .night In the Trojan*' final preholtday clash. 70-66. . nock Hospital. tit. Johns handed Aimak Jun- Tam Barnum and Jefl Well* •ach connected for three buckets teat. M-A5 Slave Sciiondelmayer ted the Saxons, with 19 pointe. Unking ntnd out of 18 shot*. He got 17 eint* in the first half. Dave totem* got 13 point*. Jack Bender 11 and Ken Weller 10. Well* led Uie Vikings with 12 and Barnum had 11. Coach rVanderVeen played hi* entire squad, subaUtuung freely in the second half, aa did Coach With the las* Lakewood slipped Alma and Charlotte, all holding into a tie for fourth with 81 John* with * 3-3 league record Friday night Lakewood put rallies to come from behind lo Charlotte had no trouble with th* Yellow Jacket*, going out ing was even to Uie second peri­ od wiUi eacli) team netting 17 poinu. but Greenville adaed six point* to narrow tne gap in u>e uurd. ”■ Greenville won the prelimi­ nary. 50-57. Tuesday of test week Green­ ville had a six-point lead with 1:34 lelt in the gkme with Ionia but lost. 53-53. at Greenville.' The same night Alma defeated Charlotte. 64-60. ‘ TJie scores by quarter*'; , GREENVILLE .1*17 14 17-5* CHARLOTTE ...IX 17 31 16—73 ynsvomtu were out tn front. 18-14, at the quarter and hiked the margin In the second period for a half-time bulge of 34-25 Lakewood tied iip the game In Uie third outeooring the Ledgers GRAND LEDGE 18 1g 11 LAKEWOOD I] M U.S if its 18 and the kill took third place tn Mort Neffl Michigan Outdoor! LAKEWODD AT' LOWELL Sigh Viking. Id - holiday Moor* 8. Maple Valley edged Cale- ketball leagues. Including the Wildcats and Buckeyes In the Bth grade circuit. The Condles arc unbeaten in loop, the Irish have a clean alate ^ff/STMhS GL Trotters have a 3-0 record In the 5th grade wheel. The teams play again Tuesday. Dec. 38. and the fourth graders will play at 10:30 *jn. in the East Gym. Saturday's result*: . 8th GRADE LEAGUE Buckeyes 48^ Tom Halllfax IB. Chuck tiunthelmer. Kevin West and Joe Lyons 10 each; Wolversnd Joe Lyons 10 each: Wolterines 13-Will VanDenburg 7. Il-rry McC'toum led tor field Kevin Kurr 6. ' Tuesday with 222-flto. Aaron Sherk Badgers 35 — Dave Hathaway >nird 235-587. Ken Beckwith SOB- 16. Mouse Reynolds 10. Howard «3. Ray Bond 2tS-569. Maymni Moore 4. Steve ProcUal 4. J Un I O,tIluP 316-563. Peterson 1. Spartans 25 —Ray । Dtoe Griger 561. Ken Row 547. La EUls 9. Bill Fddpausch 8. Gordan WHlUma Jr. Moves 4, Dick Francisco 3. Marty : JK-533. Mickey Bowers 531. Emer- Will 3. wu Struble 525. Bill McDonald Wildcats 38—Wes yandenburg 300-534 and Joe Bennett 518 16. Brian Pufpaff 10. Kevin Mc2? ““ zwom : Keough 8. Thane Ostroto 3; II205 N. Michigan ■ n Courthouse Senter linl 28-Elmer Smith 17. Steve S Tou*h GvJy8 »• Stewards!; Pal Weller 4, Mark Tom & Sally Robinson j"®*™ Chrome Room and Deneau i. Op?n Doily 9 o m. to 11 p m. mma* * "** JoOrae>'| 7TH GRADE LEAGUE ' I HASTINGS The Superette Armchair Athlete Lyons 3, Colin Cruttenden 1. Browning Archery BTH GRADE LEAGUE Panthers 16 — Dave VanDerMolen 8, Ed Engterth 4, Mark ! Bowen 4 Dwtbbles 11-Ed M<I Keough 7. Mike HaU 3. Tom i Robinson L " Irish 7 — Shumway 6. Doug 'Welton 1: Surfers 6-Miteh St : Martin 3. Brace Puller 3. Tom Steward X.Coants 18 -Ted Fitzgerald 8. . and Separate BOWS and ARROWS | GUNS-SCOPES SWIVELS & SLINGS ot HUCKLEBERRY GUN SHOP with 22 points. Comstock took a 18-6 lead in the first period and Jack had 10 point* for Gull The previous Tuesday Mata■wan knocked Gull Lake from th* unbeaten ranks, 57-S3. Gull Lak* but fell behind in the secanfi period and lost more ground in the third. Hamilton defeated Pennville, 67-53. In a non-league contest Lloyd Bchrotenboer had 26 points for the winners The score by quarters DELTON ... MATTAWAN We don't know what Banta could ^uid bring brine Coach Bob While White and hte Middleville Trojans. ' Anything certainly would be anU-cllinacUc after the Thomapple-Kellogg lad* won back-toback State Class C-D football championships. The team had 3 Miks East of Delton Saxon* 11-KcMUteii 9. Good- get to the moose—erm threw several stones .Mn— at it aenrtne one it. scoring hit which onijr'eaused the ani­ mal to walk about 33 feet. Then Ionia Bullpups Score 1st Win Against HHS Unable to find the basket ei­ ther from the floor or free throw line cost the Hastings High Jun­ ior Varsity another game. Ionia Friday night. U-31. Coach Don .Mullens' youngsters were unable to cope with the vigorous Bullpups who led all the Coach Vince Nevins' Ionia lads held a 13-8 margin at the Oritario tells this story about the unbelievable luck of a moose hunter in the Port Arthur Dis­ trict. He was driving near Whileflr.h Lake and spotted a bull moose standing in the roadside bush He had his high power rifle, a dper licence but no moose li­ HASTiMaa cense. He stopped and walked IONIA Hastings had trouble scoring in the first half, making four out of 14 free throw* in the first period and six out of 23 in the second. The Saxons found the range for eight out of 13. They the news to friends near and far, that we wish them all the very brightest, happiest holiday Merry Christmosl We'll Close Christmas Eve at 8:00 P.M. Open Bowling Christmas Day from 3:00 P.M. Bob b Mickey Lambert YOUR HOSTS ’HASTINGS BOWL, INC. Woodland ot Michigan JIASTl .'03 Sell it nilh a Banner ad! Miller s?™ Phone WI 5-2091 107 E. Woodland. Hasting* Midway Between Broadway and Michigan NO, WE ARE NOT Going Out of Business! NOR ARE WE Liquidating our Stock! WE RE NOT REALLY HAVING A SALE! HOWJVER. WE ARE OFFERING pUR FINE LINES OF: a MaGee a Monarch a Barwick a Regency a and Windsor CARPETS Mem WAYLAND ........ m ■ « „ _ MIDDLEVILLE 18 14 18 14-M charities. Nixon and Kenney Weller added 11. Dave Williams only about 300 feet from a road­ side sportsmen's supply store. He the finale. Hastings' starting center, Jim got his moose license, went back and got his moose but had no Ktafr got Into foul trouble in the I two season*. pencil to fill out the tag. noe- first two minutes of Uie game did he have a knife. Back to totf and did a creditable Job The Conacrvayon Department store for both. Also. Uie store­ lanky Junior, with three reports that efforts will be made "keeper ---------*-brought ------- •-* a small -tractor - •to to ' plant" wild turkey* in Ben­ haul the moose from across the zie and Barry Countie*, such as road to behind the *tore whare it wax done in Allegan County ■ was pressed! ! ! I where the turkey population is Another moose hunter now estimated at 700. Game expert* plan to trap the running up and down a beach birds starting to January, with while, tn the shallow water wa» the firn 39. turtew bojMs calf pitt a big timber wolf transplaaKd JflFthe northern k* Us back;'.The hunter R10C part of Benzie County. The re- b<xh wolf and calf. It waa the malnder. if any. will be released nrit Umc he had got his moose on public lands in our State and earned 835 wolf bounty at TOTAL* 40 II game area dpd " “ ' “ “ Springs recreation area which adjoin each other. Ruiaell Rounds, manager of our game area, says there is no reason why turkey* shouldn't thrive here as well as in neighboring Allegan Clhnsfmas CALEDONIA . MAPLE VALLEY one and all! at our Regular Low Prices that other stores often list os SPECIALS We have 8 Full Brand New Rolls of Carpeting in ttock (two OIJVIT .. BELLEVUE FLPPira AVAILABLE SALE the year around! STM GRADE LEAGUE key 6 Bn*n Echtinaw 3. Dennte Acker 2 Greg Ztegler 1: Vikings F-Brum Smith 8. 8tan Sheridan V. We wish everyone a VERY MERRY CHRISTMAS. Mon. It was So-31 going into the Delton * Panthers moved In- ha* been limited. . . . finale. Rabbit hunting I* excellent, so® Valley Association with the and many lads are hunting with son for the Ionia reserve*. success without dogs. . . . The Panther* held a 30-8 bulge The Ontario game,drpartment at the quarter, the margin of victory. The teems matched repot U that au- albino gpeclltien of a black l>car and an antlered doc whitetail deer were checked at the Lindsay station during Rick Olson had 31 feoinu and the past season During the 1!>64 Bob Nusbaum 30 to lead th* season. Barry County's Chief Deputy Sheriff Richard Abbey Delton won the reserve game. killed a doe wiUi a fully devel­ Comstock trounced Gull Lake oped right spike horn. Only the knob of the left spike could be KVA. felt under the skin. Dick killed Untouchables 27 — Mark Chase GULL LAKE 14. Goodyear 11. Stgve Brownell COMSTOCK Jerow 1. dhk**' '•..«* GALESBUHC fondles 38 Merrill 13. Steve Edger 8. Tim Clarey 8. Ray PARCHMENT Quality Bushnell BINOCULARS i were traniplantcil here, about a Maple Valley edged Caledonia, month apart, but people wouldn't coming from behind in the scc- let them alone and they dis­ appeared. Russ thinks moving a 11 margin in the first period and flock In at a time should do the ted, 34-35, at the half. Maple trick. . . .. Valley sliced eight points'ofi th* Outdoor Trail—Game Warden g»p tn the third canto and son Gene Brown reports that there BUI Reid )Zd Uta victors with are a few pats around, waiting for you fine hunter* during this 18 points. Dick Steward and Dave Lindberg added 14 each. "bonus" partridge season which continues through Dec. 31 deal*. pines and ga out of the tops un­ Five teams remain undefeated Caledonia won Uie preltai- expectedly, presenting a fleeting 5 Teams Still Undefeated in ‘Y’ Cage Loops ALL ,1V.-re spreading tel and Lydia (Sears > Sumner. Rob White chucked in 17 While a small child he moved with hi* parent* to Edmore and pointe to lead Coach Ray Page's was graduated from school there Middleville eagers, while Bool: Henning added 13 pointe, Gary Ln 1907. Stauffer 12, Terry Moore 10, Tom Grifleth 8. Jack Campbell and Tom Warner 4 each. Jamie World War I. serving with the Rohrbacher 3 and Terry Appel Headquarters Detachment 316 of the Field Signal Battalion in Gordan Hudson had 19 and Fiance and with the Army of Dave Snyder 12 for Wayland iKcuputiuii quarter and 4fh33 at intermi*Middleville won the Junior Varsity game, 53-45. Middleville'* Trojans had their hands full against Byran Center, and an one paint in the third period were trailing 48-44 Gary BtgufTer got all three of his field goals in quick order sparking the T-K spurt and they moved to a 58-52 edge going Into the last period. In the fourth Byron narrowed the edge to two point* but could not -port the upset. Aob -------with -'v Rob White White led led the the victor* 38 pointe, Tom Grifiitb had 11. Jack Campbell and Scott Hen- MERRY CHR1STM Tuilcr meshed field goals and the gap waa narrowed to three: point*. Jim Williams and Nixon hit from the floor tor four more big poiute to put the game out tack with 13 petal*. sinking He was born in Ionia county - is xs 13 16-64I CemeteYy. LAKEWOOD [ W'INS THIRD IN STATE—Alex Usberae. Ml W. Indian H1U* Drive, downed this back with a nearly perfect set of antlers about Mattawan 77-87. Comstock dt- saUon officer. Mr Sumner was a member of the Lauiince J. Bauer American Legion. Post apd th* Hasting* Maaonlq "Lodge. He I* survived by hb wild; one daughter. Mrs, Gerald iSuzabne> Lfddy bf Sprfiifleld. Hr.f two grandsons: a brother, William Of Grand Rapids. Minn., and two sisters, -Mrs- Ida BHye*--ot'Pitot 17—68 and Mr*. GOMie Hemminger of 20-65 IttfccM"’ 'I l' Funeral service* were held at 11—53 15—*S ■Home MV 1'38 phi. Saturday. The Rev. Wlllatd H Curl la officiated ST. JOHNS U"t trisb ynu the bufifneit of bbUdoys, uilh all the joyt and delights o/ lbs scaii^r. Ionia battled Lack and with 6 09 left tn th* fourUi period had closed the gap to six point*, 53­ 47. With 5:13 left Hasting* had only a two-bucket spread. 55-41. John Nixon converted two gift* then Bruce LaPolnte. a fine Ionia Sophomore, made the score 57-53. Ken Welter sank a gift and Jim King followed with a bucket to make the count 60-53. 195X after serving with the the win over U.cenrule, sinking 11 out of to find goal attempts and ux. out ot eignt iree throw* lor 38 pomte iom Wright added IB points and Mike Fleming. Ed Fhrojer scored 28 pouite lor Greenville to ttoare scoring hon- , inc last stanza waa nip and JONI . A ...2. tuck. With five second* left Mike -GREENY ILL Edge! drilled- a field goal (b~put | Grand Ledge ahead. 62-61. With CHARLOTTE , only three seconds left Butch ALJfA . .......... CaiT scored for,the Vikings JtvALMA .... He was fouled while ahootim;. ST. JOHN'S Bulldogs U »"« into the lead George Sumner, Middleville Gels Conservationist, 5th Win; Maple Dies Suddenly Valley Victorious available. airdate puppir. Available from a Rug & Furniture Cleaning Specialists 8 YEARS EXPERIENCE—GUARANTEED WORK �THE HARTINGS BANNERS .......... - ■■■ -------- 1-- Walldorff Nips Wilson Cagers in City League ^Peaee A held goal by Bernie Weller i «»t belore the final buzzer gave . meet* the Haalings Merchant* nlldortl's a 53-51 victory over at 1:15 pm. In the East gym. WlLton .Insurance in Uie Has- and Walldorff play* Francisco ttngi Mep's. Basketball league in the nightcap. Goalander meets Wilson In Uie Thursday night. •■Other? posting victories were :first game In the main HasUngs gym ahd Haftlrigs Mfg. will the puwerfwi-Rtag snfipvTtaJM High : attempt to atop the Stag Shop In Renner Ford 69-53, Gouander the second game. There Is no admission charge defeated Hastings Mfg. 69-47 wd Francisco Farm Supply Weller, who Is a Senior at sdged the Hastings Merchants. Western Michigan doing his Thl» Thunday Renner Ford pracUce teaching at HHS. otv Strong Hastings Wrestlers Defeat Godwin, Ionia Jim Calandar scored 11 for Uie o O victors. Art Bennett and John Gallagher 4 each. Bob Ehredt 3 and Dennis Cleveland,Bob Spen­ cer and Dave Moore « each Glbba had 11 for Wilson, Jim Wynes, Gene Henderson and The strong Hastings High Dave Ackett 10, Ray Roush 7 and wrestlers posted their fifth Merrill, Martin 3. straight victory Tuesday night ■coring with Don Tretry drill­ when they defeated the highlying 18 points, Jerry Hopkin* rated Godwin Height WoiverCoach Bob Miner's grapplrr* Ted Eg1e*ton led Renner Ford Blind. Grandville. Bailie Creek with 13 points. Bob Lammar* naa 10, io. Bob bod Carmuney varmuney 8. a. Art An had Meade and Gary McGhee 8, Ter-, Winning for Uie Saxons were Jim Andrews. 112; Ken Cole by a ill Don Mohn ted Francisco* with < M 16 pointe, Vic Butcher and Gary :nl* MacKenzte by a pin, Lindon Endsley drew, 138; : 1/ Colc had 10 eac11' a,ean Shugar* »* 3 and Don Carley 1. IM: Charlie Myers by [ LeVM Bob VanderVecn was the Mer- drew, 1 ^gr | 1 * 1 cliants’ big gun. getting 10 points. a , pin. heavyweight. 1 I Dr. Charles Morrill had L BerTom Gibson. 180. lost a deci­ I;ale Oom and Ron Lewis 6. Ed sion by one point to Jim Brazcik. SATURDAY ASBC JUNIORS 516. R. Asptnall 228-584. Rod Hamstra 5. Don Mullens and Dr. ,, 1 y mau v. ._ Standing*: Coleman Insurance Tietz 203-558 and Gordon Trick i Larry Blair 4. Four Goslandera were in the Hh win*. Piston Ring 27. Moose Thursday night the HHS grap­ onutn one ! double figures. Tom Havens had ‘>odge 244. Hastings Sanitary 24. ple™ had no trouble whipping iorthxide Grocery 22 and Has- •waers 3j-> Deputies Bender 10 pointe. Carl Hartman and Ionia’s inexperienced squad, 51­ Gravel and Hastings Aluminum Corrigan 12 and Gary VanJnxs Aluminum Products 22. M LwtoCltap31Tv 8* J Mo- Houl*n hid 10 John “Bhl" 3. for the biggest win In Has­ Top *«rie*: We* VanDenburg ”1 ^S^hMsch/ne 31.!*^ tings’ wrestling history. 88-535, Dave ’Dimes 168-477. ,Jlrn Cole 3 ,nd lick VanDcnburg 185-443. Elmer Dale's and Consumers 30. South-1 Barney 1Iffllth 150-388, Sandy Roger* end Food 20. Al’s A- Dot's and 54-367 and Jack Reynolds 126­ Patten Monument Hastlngs Mfg. entry. Art Freden166 Rod Newton had a 146 game. ,ack Reynolds picked up Uie Hastings Electric 23, Viking 20 burg had 13, Jack Chadwick 6, farftts 120— Al McConnell 5, Ken Well 4. Tom i .-7-10 split. Reynolds 3 and Larry Utter 2 “ffi J pointe. HASTINGS CLASSIC LEAGUE COMMERCIAL MAJORS ______________________ The standings; . Only three lads rolled over the, Pau) Edwards again was a 100 barrier Wednesday ot last -league ------------------- ----------leader Thursday night — as Slag Shop week. Bob Boyle rolled 161-619. tic sent 610 pins into tike crashing Paul Edwards fired 233-613 and Hasting* Merchant*. Karol Owen who posted 226-610. Hatting* Mfg. Co. — □on Plckartl snaggled'^11-598. posted 214-596. John Kasinsky lob Abcndroth 546. Darrel Will- 204-592. BUI Jerow 225-567, 225-587. the Joy, lljht nd lave ot this (hristmis HASTINGS BOWLING Minn, radiate thdr Messings upon all, we sincerely wish wr good friends in ' ------- --- ---- -- •- wme. 7081 filled with life's host treasured gilts. WBCH The Management and Staff of Hastings-Barry County Radio Herb Service 204-535, Peu- Kru- Larwcnce 215-573. Bob Holllrter 221-587, Glenn Laubough 214-562, Ornbau 528. Sheriff Mett Camp- Wilfred W Hired Bums 2U2-56O. 2U2-5CO. Galen uaim ■>cll mo 530,, Robert oeu iioocn Spanable sponainc 206^oo- Daniels 202-541, Maynard Tucxer 518. William Uldrick 517. Joe $40. Emmeth Engreoth 535. Rod Gleterowskl 222-502. Wayne New- Newton 532, Wayne Newton 530. ton 501. E. Lyon 504. Keith Joe Olelarowski 528. Mike Schondeiamycr 533. 533. Harry Hairy McCollum McCollum Craig 211-571. Ron Higdon 507. deianiyer BUI Hackney 522. Ken Robbe $26. Bob lambert 532. Georgs 211-573. Harv Haan 504, Bruce Lydy 30^519. Ed Sheler 528. Jack -airier 518. Bob Miller and 513, Jerry Keegttru 512, Joe Burkholder 506. Bob Lambert 238-595. Al Hinrichsen 542. Dave Irwin 536. Ron Pellow 201-569, toa Rings and Harwood’s 37. Doug Vickery 211-541, Del Mor- CuUlgans 35, Miller Jewelers gaff^ 10. Chris Howard 565, Dick Bonaraki 505, Dale Capped 212­ 31. Roush Talkxs 284. Moitgtxn560, Ed Sheler 519, George Lydy ery Ward 25, Hostings Aluminum 50$, Charts Kruss 521, Pat Terpen Ing 205-537, Gordon Nor- “ ••• -» Special Programs For Your Holiday Enjoyment FRIDAY, DECEMBER 24, 1965 10:30 a.m. Christmas Fantasy—Thirty-three ipusicol selections and poems. The Mean­ ing of the Nativity—brought to .you by the Superette 12:15 p.m. Earl Nightengale Christmas broadcast — sponsored by Red Greenfield’s Hostings Appliance. 1:30 p.m. presented by the Coleman Insurance Agency. Roger Wagner Chorale—brought to you by Beverwyk’s Color Center and Hastings Commercial Printers. 4: 00 p.m. Lawrence Welk Christmas Party—Lawrence Welk as host with Johnny Des­ mond. George Melochrino. Evelyn, June Valli. Hank Snow and Hugo Winter­ waiter—presented by Hostings Fiberglass Products. 4:30 p.m. • Story of the First Christmas—Perry Como narrating and singing—presented by Jim Barr Tire Service. Ready Mix 27. VKa Boy and and Hawings Motor Batea 10. Shirtey'a I. Q. A. 28. East 81de^'^COrea: Lumber 254. Millers Plumbing ___ MJrgan : ___ 138-282, J. Milter 143­ 1A Heating 111! 244. Bob’s Bike <5c 247, « a Goodyear 128-231, J. Hobby Center 224 and Ocker- Bumworth 115-223, A. Merrill man’s Service 15. , 115-222, M. Haines 131-220, C. 583. Shirley Vandenburg 222-541. Bobby Handy 201-494. Barb Kloraey 177-491. Maggie Cttrrlran 164-470. Marieah MaUey 170­ 160. Betty Miner 166-447. Bonnie Wyant 177-467, Faye Allen 158­ 464. Lots Kenyon 177-453. Ella Higdon 161-454 and Ruby Dow­ ney 173-453. 216, C. Wilcox 106-214, L. Rear­ don 1327812. C. Norris 120-311, 8. Vanpenburg 108-210. 8. H11Uker 115-308. C. Martin 114-207, D. Gitnk 108-204. K. Roar 103­ 202 and J. Whitney 133-309. Chistmas 1965—Episcopalian worldwide broadcast; the Rt. Rev. John E. Hines. Presiding Bishop of the Episcopal Church. 8: 30 9: 30 Christmas Music. , ,A Christmas Visit With Ted Malone — heart-warming yarns of the Yule season, music by organist Richard Leibert and the choir of the Chyrch in the Wildwood—presented by the Hostings Manufacturing Company. 10:00 K Hastings High School Choral Christmas Concert presented by the TydenViking Corporation. 11:00 Lullaby of Christmas—starring Gregory Peck—presented by the LeonardOsgood Funeral Home. ~ Michigan Heart Association re­ minds you. Before you hunt, make sure your heart can take It. 5 mST Additional Sports On Page 5 i it, incz nyou inu, r n y 11 > s Thompson 161, Bemsta Flook 173. Virginia Bette 166, Marie Ulrich 170. Darlene Everett 188, Gladys Edwards 164, Anna Mc­ Donald 169 and Fran Owens 164 SUNDAY MIXED DOUBLES High Score*: John Kaslnsky 206-579. Ron Pellow 223-566, Al­ lan Hlnrichsen 209-523, Gene Wyant 183-522. B1U Bums 182- •HoUuj GfiMtingt 170. Betty Howes 180, Shirley 8reman 159. Gene Thompson 150, Mary Burdick 162. Mae Hart 154. Roar Htnrichsen III. Media Grey 167. Marie Hammond 154, Betty Sheler 170. Rosemary RaCOMMERC1AL MINORS D. Stuart led the field last TUESDAY MIXED LEAGUE Standing*: Welton’s Heating 43, Andrus Insurance 37, River Bend Golf and Thomapple Rink Here’* o hearty “Thank Bob’# Gulf 27. Johnson’s Furni­ . ture 25 and Poll's Construction You” for your loyal patronage . . . Happy 576. Frank Richter 167-459. Ruth Rke 187-433. Vtrdle Bln81ak5167439, Jeri Cheney 180-485, Walt Sinclair 173 - 433. Don Cheney 179-468, Jim Tolan 191-622. Nor- holidays! HASTINGS Rhoades 182-428. Don Haywood 194-503. Junior Russell 118-469, Ruth Miller 166-431, Larry Annis 170-296, Linda McCullum 175­ 397. Louise Annis 182-423 and Janet and Wendell Marquis Bob McCullum 168-437. SPEEDY WASH SATURDAY, DECEMBER 25, 1965 S:15 Deer hunting can demand mUch more energy than the av­ erage part-time hunter puts out J84. Maker's Market 32. Hastings > The Story of Christmas—As sung and told by Tennessee Ernie Ford with the 26, Action-Flex 25. 77 • ; .2. J J ” --r, t rSkhfil Banghart IL£ ,^±’‘,8®* ”*^ .Lftn^n, . Go®<* herire: Shirley aaT VsnDenaVr he« haj *2“.’><i H. w Ire* dec 180 - 463. Rose Hlnrichsen 167-456. Jack Cronlnger 165-463. Jim Bourne 171, Bonnie Wyant 182-442, Jo Morgan 173-444. Mlles Tire Shop 15, Hastings Aluml- Nelson 173 and Wesley Friend 175. Santa Clous Rides Again—Christmas carols, reading of 'Twas the Niqht Before Christmas, reading of Letter to Virginia Ils There A Santa Claus’) — 3: 30 p.m. BANTAM LEAGUE 526, Shannon Lydy 212-547. Jack (Under 12) Kaatnaky 549, Dick Hart 541, Al Standings: Haan’s 31H. KaeMontague 547. Dale Geiger 501. chele ’ s 27. Dale’s 26. Legion Auxi­ Ken Beckwith 208-566. Don Bow­ liary 22. Bum’s Refrigeration ens 202-534. Art Gallup 544. Ben and Georges CKgo 21, Super­ Kenyon 519 and Drake 502. ette 20. PaUen Monument and Duraclean Goodyear Bras. 23. Nashville Grave) 23 and Hastings Meat Market 21. 587, Carl Baker 210-562. Les Springer 204-546, Jack Bowman 538. Jim Weslock 627 and Kings- ' ley Bennett 522. Mid-Villa Inn MIDDLEVILLE MONDAY BOWLERETTES Team standings: Walldorff '* 46. Penney’s 44. Color Center 43, E Engreeth 525. R. Miller 518. R- Motor Aires 36. Hasting* Radio 1 iindqulM. 534. P Woodman. 334. HasUngs Floor Covering 31. Gardner's 30. Bum's RefrigeraUon 374. V&J Mobil 27. Mllla\ n 11:30 The Miracle of Jasper Crown — o- delightful.story narrated by Charles V Ruggles—presented by The Hostings Bonner. V 12:30 The Littlest Angel — as told by Loretta Young — presented .by Michigan FRIDAY FISH SPECIAL Magnetics of Vermontville. . ' 1: 00 p.m. Handel's Mmlah/. 2: 00 p.m. Dickons’ Christmas Carol—presented by the Credit Bureau of'Barry County. * Hastings Public Schools Band Concert — presented by the Tyden-Viking Corporation. 4:00 p.m. Story of the Nativity—the REAL reason for Christmas os told by Walter Hampden—presented by the E. W. Bliss Company. 1*1 n ■ Ulf K I M W W WV i I AU Hie Ferch $4 25 You Can Eat__________ I . - d|al 1220 for HAPPY LISTENING EVERY ( DAY OF THE YEAR A Th. b«n. ring out , with joy. ful notes y and voices merrily echo their song: Merry Christmas to all! b / from all of us o! SATURDAY HAPPY HOUR Drink* Vi Price from 8 to 9 p.m. CHICKIN’S OUR SUNDAY SPECIALTY Baited to $4 50 Golden Perfection____ I A Live Orchestra ploying Music for your dancing and listening pleasure Friday, Saturday & Sunday Evenings. CULLIGAN WATER CONDITIONING Phons SY 5-3640 �If It's Worth RENTING or SELLING It's Worth A BANNER CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENT 4—THE HASTINGS BANNER 11 « .... w CLASSIFIED AD PAGE PHONE Moodlaud LEGALS By Mn. CUnion Curllt GREETINGS... Happy Holiday! Good Luck In the true spirit Fine Friends HASTINGS BANNER WI 5-3481 MINIMUM RATE—50c for Twenty Worth, 00 of this ■OX NUMBER—Although Tho Joyous Season. Happiness Good Health DISPLAY CLASSIFIED —$1.25 drawn names and will exchange glfu, al a party in tho after­ noon. The big gift will lie a net’s vacation from school School will resume Jan. 3. We we thank you for your loyal •KLi patronage. Prosperity REAHM MOTOR SALES LARKE-BUICK CHEVROLET LEGALS ably at the hoopital from Use fall she suffered last week. She received a double fractured hip. She would enjoy Inuring from 13/2 Tiic Vikings are still on top. They won a bard game Friday night, It looked for awhile as though they might lose out but in Use dlosuig seconds the Vik­ ings made the winning bosket. •Sunday visitors with Mra Mil­ dred Hesterly and Uie Verdan Yuletide GREETINGS! Drive for a Safe Holiday. PROTECT • Your Family Yourself Your Community Clarence Ritsema And the Personnel of the Greetings Sincere good wishes for a bright and happy holiday sea­ son to all of you. fliunca along with a tractor and bales of straw and hay. Tho barn bunud to tho ground but tile pole building nearby was MAHLER MOTOR SALES HASTINGS MOTOR SALES Holiday Greetings SEASON'S BEST Worm Wishes and Sincere Thanks to our Loyal Friends and Patrons We toke pleasure in the will be a non-conference game but nivnild bo IntcnwUng. * A fine young couple was united in inarruiR® Saturday owning at opportunity ta'tfxlcnd Holiday Greetings to all our friend?\ywiffi'thanks for their good will. Hastings Milling & Farm Supply BARRY'S" FARM STORE 1> Classified Paragraphs IOTICES CANVAS TARPS 5«7.»o 16<20 To Our Friends and Customers । A FEW ROCK STEWING HENS , MARRIED MAN an dairy farm, I NEW At USED PUMPS-New inAr Automotive must be experienced milker. stallatlons and remodeling, sepiilhe Roush, R3 Plainwell. once a day milking, good Powell's Plumbing Co. Free eawages, good working condi1956 TO 1958 STICK SETUP _________________________ U 23 Unas. References required. Middleville SY 5-3643 evenings. Dodge or Plymouth overdrive1 CONTRACT - Will disWrite Post Office Box 55. Rl, SY 5-3044 days. tf Charlotte. Mich. 12/23 ------------------------------- I----------- — transmission. bell housing, fly; Phonc w, 5.43M PART TIME -Evening.-, and Sat* Pcrlonol « wheel, pressure plate, clutch,, after 5. 12 23 plate. 32080. Phone WI 5-5655 | _____________________________ 34500. Car necessary. Write: ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS — after 4 pm. tf * Help W..M P.O. 171, Hastings Telephone Box No. SOT. c/o Hastings WI 5-2805. Meetings every Banner. 12/30 Ar Burincts Service! Monday, 8 pm. tf >3.47 up WINICK'S 206 N. Michigan WI 5-3324 We extend the SEASON’S GREETINGS ond express the hope that our cordial relations may continue for many years to come. Heating - Plumbing Service New • Remodel M-37 South WI 5-3150 SEASON'S BEST Ar For Rent—Reel Ettatw KAECHELE'S 305 S. Church FRANCISCO FARM SUPPLY A’ Noticea Repair . \ WI 5-5352 tf NICE UPSTAIRS unfurnished 5-room and bath uparimrnt. Utilities paid. Good location. Adults only. Call 845-5423 days. GOOD AS NEW STORE „ ELECTRIC Razors repaired— Special — Your razor cleaned, lubricated and sharpened, only $135. Service and satisfaction guaranteed. Lapo Drug, 144 E. ' State St., Hastings tf Over Stan's Wallpaper 6 Paint Store OPEN FRIDAYS 9 A.M. to 5:30 P.M. with Host Nett Electric UpBrush. No wet carpets or hand­ work. Clean 180 square feet RETIRED WOMAN capable of light duties lo make homo with woman living alone in large 2/3 ACRE As in years before, we BORDERS A NICE CREEK extend'a worm "Thank You" to our many friends and good customers. FARM BUREAU SERVICES JT । j! Almost new 3-bedroom modern home just outside city limits. Lovely large back yard. School FOR MORE BEAUTIFUL HAIR —Use Rexairs fast permanent. Regular 42 00-Now 11 BO. No pre-shampoo—No after odor. Available it'Jacobs* Pharmacy HSJET ON MICHIGAN BOt­ TLED GABI See Carl A Betty's Appliances betorc you buy I They SelK—They Install—They Service. Pll. WI 5-2332. M-37 •M no-. 1 .l«n »n4 M-37 South 8W. Grand Rapids, Michigan j 11'91 �Card of Thanks CABO OF THANKS Start Men’s Class In Conditioning, Weisenhofer New 618 W. Green, during the Holl-1 Volley Ball Conservation day. On Thursday and Friday Club President day Mrs. Collin*' brother. Loren MERRY CHRISTMAS,1776 Marriage Licenses Personal Mention SSU W« wtah to thank Ml our good neighbors, friend* and relatives while I waa in the hospital; also food received since ’reluming Mitchell of Fenton, will arrive to visit until Sunday. On Christmas Clayton Valentine In Memorian IN MEMOR1AM In loving memory of our dear son and brother. Ernest Mon la- Middleville By Mrt. Mary Jackton It A.«.JS . 7H-3I1O FOR COLLEGE STUDENTS the main llaslings High School gymnasium for aw by college student* from 1 to 3 basketball equlp- their own Young Man Begins Serving Prison Term Delton Scouts Receive Awards GENERAL WASHINGTON at Treatow, N.J, December 16. 1776 matched surprise Church mid Mra. Albeit Prout were dinner guests of Mr. and Mra Verne Lictka mid Winnie at Uie BUI Kr-ijrp reulaunuil in Grand Rapid*. Wednesday. * live Baumim* making pliuvs for Rev. ScbunibcrK is Official Action of the Hastings City Council Paula coming here Hom LaiUlcr. Wyo. * Six ladlea from Middle­ ville aitxmded a stork shower for Mra. Thomas i Nancy OaUchi ttatlck last Wednenruri fftenini; > dleviUe, who pleaded guilty to boards the USS Oart al' NorUSS Huntington deairoyi-r and In jaif on coin- VoAnne from Unden, who were alro weekend guesu. Mg, and Kdna Miller of Caledonia were Minnie Churchill is living with Belik and family of Algonquin and in the evming attended cantata The Incarnation.' live MKlwdUt Chuirli aide for 425 feet into a field on Friday. * their daughter and family, and Mrs. Tixiinas Brown. * ____ and Mra. Vance Sharp will was 'toe rasuft of a mtahap on -y;n<£ Christmas Eve will) their old M-7B tn Hartlnga Township ' w'lxlrow cXtoe' a^d tarn on Dec 9 He wu Alm bound1 Mr#' Woo^nnr GiUcU* and fomln Gruld ItapktaW1U Chrtotma* over to the next term of Circuit____________________ H>end Court fur failure to comply wRh Michigan's financial responsi- with tlie Sharps. * Clayion Carl was home from Coldwater for the weekend with tlu? home $500 bond. Itapids. 01*0 pleaded guilty to r&idree driving and was fined when they appeared before Judge Wayland and litUe Renee Hoop­ er. daughter of Mr. and. Mra. Jack Hooper, spent Thurwlfty oQd larceny from an automobile. Flora I’fcrtirtcllt-r ... i own unacr trona*. ” Th.- men were Philip A. Lind2. utai. 22. now an probation from Burdlck ,n and Calhoun County, according to Underahcriff Trick. and Jack W. Mra. Wendall Long of Sylvester. 18. and Richard I. AlMra. Dora Wldtc U lo’spciul Clirtstmaz; Day with iicr grand­ rumlsiicd bond. The men were charged with son. Monte Myers, hi Kalamiiv<M>, Monte fa a Middleville be* wl» taking a girl's coal and a dol- day night Giraffes sleep only a few hours at night, usually with erect. -fcl tile interior decorating of lheir new $1,000,000 library. Congratu­ lations! rW it^witk a Banner ad! Sanders of Hastings. * Mrs. Dorothy Campbell of Grand Rapids is spending the week with her parenu, Mr. and Mrs. Claud Walton. Mr. and Mra. Ben Christy were Sunday visitors of his parenu. Hubbard Hills By Mrt. Albert Green Bowcna MULs Ci tristian Re­ formed Chapel had a Christinas service al 7 pm. Sunday. Dec. 10. * We extend our sympathy Mra. Lydia Business Directory MONUMENTS PROOUCTIM C8 MEMORIAL OF DISTINCTION 301 S. MitMtan A Hastings Mr. and Mra. Wadsworth Bis- 'Landing.' IHE SHERWOOD AGENCY | Phone 945-9415~| FOR State Farm insurance from Ray , ; Jenkins , IhLi Bununcr They are going to place.. . and M.rcanu.«r.uirtiiu: through it. a swimming pool. A steel com- Office Hours Automobile Loan* Unveil call that house the "Bird House'' MON.. WED. fir FRI. Form, Educotional & Kctncr of Mra. Rinecll Rounds spent five days during hunting raxmon at purchased ASSflClAHBI In Grund Rapids, w Mr. and Mrs, Elwood Yoder were Sunday luncheon guests of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Walton at St. Johns.' k Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Seese and children of near Logan were Friday evening visitors of his INSURANCE ROBERT W. SHERWOOD, Mgr. into an eating place Mr. and Mra. Wadsworth HUrril left Monday morning for I’uerto Rico where they will spend Christmas with their son* and wives. Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Tripp and Brenda were guests of Mr. and Mr* George' Horn. Jr. in Roderick Tletx and von. Donald, Rl""Hastings, and Archie Burd All Forms of AUTO — HRI BONDS Insurance and Bonds Swanson Insurance JERRY ANDRUS spending 30 months In Germany. Gary lias completed his three Mrs. Fred i guest of the Bcssmera on ChriMma* The Ben Campbells plan to be at the home of their daughter, the Allen Hinsons of Battle Creek, who are entertaining with a family dinner on Christmas. -The Ernest Carpenters will be spending Christmas with their Mr*. Rutii Blcani * home. Mr. and Mrs. George Tagg and David ot MlddlevlUe were Sun- Mrs. Harold Ripley of Lansing. At the Adalbert Outright Sylvan Tag* enjoy a family get-to-gether on urday overnight guest of her Chrutmas Day, the Robert aunts, Mr. and Mp. Merton Roushes of Flint, the Hossein Mesicar * Mr. and firs. Merton Ararbaycjamis of Ann Arbor who Itors of will arrive on Christinas Eve. and the Alfred CortrighU of Allegan. Mr. and Mra. George Elliot The Fred Courtneys will be en­ and cliUdren of Hastings were tertained on Chrutmas Day at Bunday luncheon guests of her parenta. Mr. and Mra. Floyd Roger Hamps, of Lake Odessa. A iattor ot tMlsaillcn from Ktaiibtu Grinnell. * Mr. and Mra. Ronald The Courtneys are expecting a Owen of MlddlevlUe were Bun­ phone call from their daughter day dinner guests of Mr. and bells. from Virginia on Christ­ Mrs. Ruben Crites entertained mas morning. Frank is in service By Mrs. Sylvan Tagg with a Christmas supper and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Bhepler BCM* St. 7M-31II Christmas exchange of gifts Sat­ urday. Guesta were Mrs. Isible and daughters left Wednesday Harrisburg. P*-, where they Carlton yere Saturday visitors Of iCrites of Onondaga, Mr and Mrs. for Will spend r*>. — u.1,1. •... will Christmas with his Mr. and’Mrs. John DeWeerd. * ; ...... ..... mother. Mra. Sherman Shepler. Mrs. John DeWeerd attended the ' Chrutmas party of Birthdates :Mp Ronald Crites. Richard and The Edward Davises recently Club at the home of Mra. Echelyn i <Sherry of Jackson. Mrs. French entertained Mr. and Mra. Robert Buholla to Hssung* Tuesday Darts of Durand. Ernest Davis evening, w Pre-Christmas Bun vis ot South Haven, and Johnny and Jimmy Davis of South Bend On Sunday, the 2t)th. Uie Ed­ of Dowling were Saturday dinner ward DavLves plan to entertain rning and family, Hastings. Mra. guesta of Mr. and Mrs. Ruben their family for a Christmas Beta Benson of Hastings, Mr. Crites. * Mr. and Mrs. Robert dinner. and Mra. Uno Saplano and fami­ Newton and son. Bill, returned Mra. Estelle Engle from New­ ly of Detroit and Arthur Bckert. Saturday after four montlu in berry spent from Friday until Vancouver, Wash. * Mrs. Clark Monday with her mother, Mr*. Sunday dinner guesta of her Blanchard and girls of Grand George Gregory and aLw her brother. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Rapid* uere Sunday visitors of trwln,' in Middleville. They visl- her parenu. Mr and Mrs. Robert Engle. . Newton. Tlve Tom Ogdens will entertain IvU mother, Mra. Fred Ogden, Within tho last few years, and her dauglMer and family, Middleville. * Mr. and Mra. Dun Michigan lias come Into Ils own the Rlctaird VanEngens. ui Postma were pre-Christmas sup­ ClirUtnuus Day. In 1564, some 176,000 woodcock nellous Bouwena In AJto. * Mr. ♦ere shot In this Stale, a figure and Mrs. Frank Thompson and holidays In New York with their children were Sunday supper Freeport •should leave school. pay 6-5 court coou make rvati- daughter anti family. Mr. and Mra. Alfred <Eleanor) Loose and Hoffman bed drivesi a car on guest .Sunday at tho home Mr. and Mra. Robert Conrad tlree Party at the Leaaon Sharpe Battle Creek. Mra. Brower and Memorial Hall Sunday for the MUs Evelyn Brower ot Coldwater Hastings Mfg Company. McAlltaters on Christmas Day., vuitFd-’Mra Dolores Poslhumus Sunday at Butterworth Hospital the home of ills parent*, the * Mrs. Boyd Novesky and chil­ dren and Mrs. Hovlngh of Lo­ well. Cletis Wieland of Logan, and Mr. and Mrs. Frank KaulT- pleaded guilty. home over- Christmas buj num Uie foUowiiu; ships. Underaheriff Trick said Kid­ report der admitted taking about $8 Jan. 4. Chuck Wicnnga and Dvnnla Wibon to USS Candura from tlie Zannle Wallace home Olwc-wskl Ur USS Kcar-uge mm, 31, iu hashvilla u> pay $05 fine plus $545 — when lie pleaded | reckkea driving ciuu son, the Kenneth Moshers, of Grand Rapids. Alexander IlanUlon'a Company of New York Artillery—now Uattery D, Sth Field ArtUUrr. St. i’aul Church and the Ucttou Mrs. Keith Wlbon und faliicr. BMlBM All mtn Interested in Joining n ard Moma. Alfred Taylor, Karl raining with a family dinner on Campbell and Clarence Miller. Christmas Day. vlled to report at the main Has­ MSU student Linda Wood 1* tings .High gymnasium. xpendmg the Holiday* with her parents, the Jack Wood*. Cook Road The Otto Colvin* will entertain their family, the Walter Chrys­ lers ot Grand Rapids, the Win. Chryslers and the Don Foun­ tains. local, on Christmas Day. 1- a___ •___ 4V5 Mra. Frank Mealier will spend and family « spent Ctulaunaa Mr. and Mra. £. Purtioad. * Rev. and Mra. Har­ old Taber of the Methoorai Church. Rev. and Mra. Kenneth GnuulQUist and daugliUi*, Kris- tuok Wayne L. Kidder. U. Rl Dowling, to Southern Michigan Prison at Jackson Munday to half to four Elmer WrUcnhofer has been participate. Coach Clarey raid. treasurer. Adele Argelaing.r On Wednesday, Jan. 4. the vol-1 corresponding secretary and Ch.j..tma* weekend with her and there will be practice game*. parents, the Marshall cooks, and Volley ball league play starts Elected lo three-year terms on This reporter wishcxi to thank possible. and wisih all “Merry "Our lipa cannot tall how much Christmas" and "Happy New wo loved him. Our heart* cannot toll what to God alone knows how much we miss him In a home that is so lonesome today." Sadly missed by his Mother. Suter and Brothers. ,i Mra. Charles Hurd and children from Flint, and Mr. and Mrs. William Collins of Linden. 3 Teams Tied Senior *¥’ Basketball Loop The Syndicate. Trottar, and .n, rX.lm,." th.iV. H.v. 1-0 1,1 I hn vort Moll reported the boy* re- Junior-Senior Monday night ' Y" ceivlng awards Included: basketball league while the Robert Herein and Jim Lynn*. Choppers arc leading too Fresh­ Tom Herein and Chris Potter, man - Sophomore league with second ebua; Don Smith, second three straight wins. class and bird study merit badge; | This week's result*: Steve Lewis, nature n n d bird study merit bodges; Mark Aimnn.; Junior-Senior League peraonal ntnrea. nature and bird ' Trotters 18—Greg G ugg emo* 7. study merit bodges; Rick.Baker. ! Tom Payne «. Bu-vc Fox *, and camping: Robert Henri:, life­ saving. Rick Scattcrctay, pioneer­ ing, Indian lore, cooking.'camp­ ing and canoeing merit badges; Ruas MoU. troop scribe patch, Jordan 12. Jim Beadle 10, Chris and Mike Heighten, tenderfoot Hall B, Dick Hamm 8 and Tarry Grecntleld 4; Dwellers 11 —Rex Wietand 5, Bruce Curtis 4. Bob Scoutmaster. . , Saxon Reserves Defeat Vikings Outscoring toe Lakewood High Junior Vanity in the first and third periods, the Hasting* JV eagers ported their second win of the reason here Tuesday, 51-43 bers and Charles Guenther 10. Larry Levengood 8. Dave Craw- Rudy McPherson 6. Dweller. O— Bob Mayo and Rex Wieland IB, Bruce Curtis 14, Andy Jonnson 6, Dave VanDenburg and Phil Gillespie 2; Haider. M —Mike Galloway 8. Larry Norris 6, Ken Brian Shumway 10. Alluding 6 2; Mcconu M-Dick Stanley 9. The little Saxons added eight Jorry isiubaugh Pl. Doug to the gap in the third but O'Laughlin 3 and Lee Belfield 1. finale. Greg Glllont led the victors Tigers M — Herb Buwalda 14, with 17. Rick Abbey added 13, Don Hall and Dan Bump 12, Glen Cota had 11. Mike PitaBUI Boswortii had 11 for Lake­ wood. Steve Schray had 10, Jeff and Jerry Sheer >; Crawler* M— Lambert 8. Ror Patrick 5. Prank Harold Uwis 10. Greg Crawford Colon 4 and Bill Rlbbens had 2 and Adam Beduhn 6 arid Jeff potnta. ■ MONDAY MIXERS Storkan 2. Chopper* 4B — Oreg Standings: Welcome Tavern 46. Wood IB, Mike Miller 17 and McAUirter's oilers 40S. Foodland 384. Hastings Heights 36. North­ ride Grocery 34. Vogt's Funeral* 334. Sheriff's Girl* 33. Piston Rir« 32. Haan's Standard and Food Mary's Beauticians 3Bh, The BanJannalce'a 21. Mlchicun Mag.’ Has Herd Name preflx "Marygrowr" In naming 1&6-552. Louise Bahs rolled 1B8- animals bred in that herd. Use 546. Gerry Newton 18S-535, Doris Stanton 210-528, Mary Roush 192­ granted by HoWcin-Fricalan As613. Ruth Kruger 215-5C2, Joan rnansce 172-475, Arlene Swanson 168-473, Maxine Dipp 18B-473. Wll- TUESDAY TWISTERS Standings: Pleasant Pumt Motel Dollie Larson's 107-437 took solo Bertha "Duller 172, Marge Wieland and scrim honors, Irene Salik 181, Maty Lou Snyder 170 and Janet Rowley 133. 402 and Joan Mariain IM-400. Vye're As Near As Your Telephone SERVICE and REPAIR GUIDE Battle Creek, w Mr. and Mrs. Frank Martin and Mrs. Sam Van Leewen of Grand Rapid, Clip This Guide Keep It in a Handy Place for Future Reference were Wednesday caller* of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Blough and Mr. and MTS. William Mishler, k Mr. and Mrs. William Mlshlrr LAWN MOWER REPAIR —Auand Mr. and Mra. Cha*. Blough Appliance & General Repair tkxizqd Dealer for Wheel Businet* Services Offered LYONS SEPTIC TANK SERVICE— attended the Thaler Christmas Insiallatton, Dry Well. Drain celebration at Uie VJ.W. HaU field. Pumping ($24 00 for 1st in Freeport. * Mra. Ben Chris­ LET OUR EXPERIENCED SERVICE PUMP SERVICE—Sta-Rtte Water 1.000 gai*.l. Call 945-5482. MAN repiir your appliance* tie and Mrs. Jesa Blough were in Systems. Sold, Installed, serviced. with factory warranted part*. Grand Rapids Friday. Lewis Electric, Cloverdale 623­ Mr. and Mrs. Keith Blough of AH type* of repair work handled. 5381. Call Servko Dept., Montgomery Wyoming, were Sunday evening Concrete Product* Ward, Hailing* WI 5-2954. KEYS DUPLICATED while you Automobile & Machinery Blough, w Mr. and Mrs. Keith wait. Ben Franklin Store. State GET YOUR READY-MIX from the Repair Buehler and children were preat Jetffnon. Chrutmas dinner guest* of her' WATCH AND DIAMOND RING Phone WI 5-2123. parenu, Mr. and Mrs Henry’ REPAIR—Eaperi workmanship. Vuruyckie of Dowling Sunday. COMPLETE AUTO CLASS SERV­ RENTAL OF WHEEL CHAIRS, WALKERS AND CRUTCHES— * Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Clinton St. Phone WI 5-5316. ICE—First class' work. Call WI Headquarter* for hospital sup­ ALL GRADES WASHED SAND lies. Gardner'*. Phone 945­ AND GRAVEL—Bender Gravel Mr. and Mra David Rigler of 2134. ke. 218 N. Jcfferaon. Cf Homw-office 822 S. Benton. Carlton Center. * Mrs. Bob Clln- CERAMIC. FORMICA. LINOLEUM —pfeno WI 5-5412. Plant. W, ton and clxUdren and Mrs. Don AND CARPET REPAIR—HajState Rd. Phone WI 5-2123. Clinton and children of MiddleCUSTOM GRINDING AND MIXAL SIGNS' t'iRE-SERVICE. 235 S. vine were Saturday evening callState. WI 5-5118. to your -.pcciticstioni Farm BurMiscclianeous Farm Tire*. Wheel Alignment Clinton. * Mr. and Mr*. Charles and Balancing. Brake Rolin.ng, Turnes and children of Has­ 2223. Shock* and Muffler -Service. tings were Bunday visitors of Mr WATCH & CLOCK REPAIRING— HAVE YOUR PICTURES FRAMED •nd Mrs. DeWeerd. 945-5170. COMPLETE DEVELOPING SERVAT BE VER WY K'S COLOR CEN­ Arthur Fulkr of Grand Rapid* TER —'Raw wood or. finished Engravmg Miller Jewelers, 118 was a Saturday and Bunday caU•nd white). Jacobs Prescription W. State St. pharmacy. Phone ’ WI 5-J4&. ' er of Mr. aud Mr*. Robert Ne» CHAIN SAW HEADQUARTER tod. *. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Repairs 'and sharpening 1 Bird and chUdren were Bundsy pan* and *uppliei McCull :USTOM DRAPERY SERVICE — dinner guesta ot his brother. Mr. ZIPPERS REPLACED AND RE­ MOBILE HOMES SALES —Dei's and Mra. Ted Bird, of near MidAuto Wrecking and Del’* Phil­ Supply, M37 So. WI 5-3150. PAIRED in hasvy garment*. Red dlevUle. * Bunday visitor* of Mr. lip* ”66“. M37 So.. 945-5141. Wing Sporting Boot* and Shorn. and Mrs. Seymore Bouwens were Beebe'* Shoo Shop. 123 S. Mr. and Mrs. Don Links and RADIATORS Cl«*ned. Repa Radio, Television Repairing family of Alaska and Mr. and Recored Burkey Sales and Sc- Mrs. Chrl* Vamie of Clarksville. Ice. 218 N. Jcllerson. Phono TROPHY CENTER—Plus mctal* Mrs. Gerty Thompson of Dray­ GAMBLE'S REPAIR SHOP—All WI 5-5176. • ixed engraving of all kind*. Gil ­ SENTZ TV COLOR SALES AND. ton Plains was a Bunday dinner more Jeweler, 102 E, State St.. SERVICE —315 S. Hanover. guest of Mr. and Mrs. Russel! appliances. Call 945-2317. 945-3862. Free wrv.ee to, or* Phono 945-5316. . n&. SERVICE ON ALL MAKES of tracMrs. Janice Conklin of Ha.v ELECTRICAL CONTRACTING — ting* waa a Wednesday caller of Mrs, RusaeU Price. * Mr. and VACUUM CLEANER HEADQUARin our new building at 124 N. TVS. RADIOS & RECORD PLAY­ Mrs. Clair Clum vitited their ERS REPAIRED—Central Rad.O Jefferson Experienced mtfthsnService. 524 Middleville Rd.. son. Bob. and M1m Ruth Tagg .u Bro*. Phon. WI Hoover Sale* and Service. Steury Phene WI 5-2700 after 5 p.m.. the State Home and Training son. Pfxxw WI 5-9187. Electric, 222 S. Jefferson. . Hastings. . School in Coldwater Sunday Bob returned home with them to U» Burd family in NaahviUe Bunday. AU but 12 of the family were present *. Mr. and Mra Gordon Green of Battle Creek *pdnt Sunday with Mr. and Mra. Martin Tuttle and eon of Alto Al>eri Green ♦ Wish everybody were Sunday callers of her par­ a Merry Christuiaa and a Happy ents. Mr. and Mra. Chur Clum • Arthur Moore attended the Ito- Call 945-3481 If You Would Like to be Listed in This Weekly Service and Repair Guide �" ■ ............. Strolling Thro Paris (Continued from Pg. i, this Sec.l or alfeeftpt lo give diratlMw. Personal Mention - -------------------- ao „ it ..wastaiard ----- 1----------------------- - Rheynard —--------- of Chrh(mju ,helr daughter. “ • ”■ ' fiur*1 with merriment and fun on ! the Summer month*, and ---Kenneth Mr and Mrs. Bun McPhariin Saturday afternoon. Dec. 11, tn one mure aet-togelher before the Deltou and Michael King of Mrs Fred Rote, and family. will spend the Christina* week- celebration of the m I ion, winter seta in. Gueata in-I Hastings They plan to return to Hastings end in Kalamazoo, with bar: their daughter, Becky Miller aa4 eluded Lucille- Fruin, David Ber-1 Rev and Mra. Howard W Puri* hales to see time called on this unique Institution and so nothing is done The Donald Prost* will enter­ tain with a family dinner on Thursday, Dec. 2J. including hit ahd aomewliat difficult to find is mother. Mra Hasel Doolittle; hi* the Salnte Chspelle. enclosed as it hls sister and family, the How­ is within Uie walla of the Palais ard Fro»t» —------—.............. - -— a— j ^~.4'yencerJ,errlikl’ W‘U reaswi caUed a-Oothlc Jewell.-IU rr.ensc park, complete with a grand canal, represented the idgh water dallsm Coralderable of Uie wealth provide an elaborate setting for a self-centered monarch. Versailles j - ->»«1 and then go to Grand Rapids f<ir i ioveiieal and most ancient stained was easenually a small nation i within a nation where Uie king I brought Uie great families of I Mra Julie Fighter t. leaving by “ we were, to tr mere France 'so he could belter keep! plane on Thursday to spend|00 A bright day. you step from camel Christmas with her grandson ; the rather dim circular stairway. them ——* under —— control. ——— It — soon ----- - — and wife. BUI and Jeannie Payne. a brs*th-takhig pattern of ’10 thMt on<* P”**1 *nd ln- I “JSf'SXid be home ■<*- Tb.|Cbeprtl,. ux,.|«»naOT nettaMn «xkX. from California for the Holidays baa an interesting liiatory. Saint Ung for tor such tilings uu'““ as “ the privilege “‘vitore and the Diamonds will entertain toute. King of France during the of holding Uu- king’s chemise friends from Chicago. Mr. and..... k. while he dressed! Mra. John MeKay. who are llv-1,3‘h c*nlur>- '‘-“ush1 t» «- Ing with her parent*, the Dei- |quired from the Venetians the true mauds, while their home is being: crown of thorns and so. during a be wnu_thrm through the holl' days-^^ !ln Uw of i"1"* thl* The H. L. DeWitt.* will be - chapel as fitting place to house thia gueste for Christmas dinner *l[boly relic together with what lie the home of her airier, Mr and I Mra. Lawrenee Hecker, Iff Wau- behex«l w naU* piroes of kazoo Trail. wwd from the croaa of Calvary. Today. the Salnte Cha pcUr Is con- S DAYS! *yst«n of fountains was piped years, following the Revolution, it /THIS s, ,yIS A I Fj ft 1/1 AT YOUR OLD REFRIGERATOR The present beautiful grounds ■ were originally wasteland. But: swamps were drained, hills were Even after Uie court was Installed there. 36JM0 men and 6.000 Per­ cheron bones were still laboring prlccltts Items in France's sizable away. More Uum 150,000 flowers were planted each year and entire forests transported to ornament STARTS SATURDAY — , lister, aw. ana **rs. wi IWI of UM Pilgrim WoUMM land Donna Lee ••Kain n I US i* I Perry and Janke, Lyn ... n—F— ----------- —-•young ——people t---------------------— — — from But-' Church entrained from Grand of Mr. and Mrs. are from famlllM making thetr tie Creek. Richard O'Conntil. Rapid.* early Monday for Colo­ Personal Mention . wayne ™ ft™ •>'c— Sager Milter on .. ——. Rd. —w«4 —...residence ——at - ■Pair — —Lake —— wduring — Ciiarmae m Arenta, Fonda Rhey- rado Springs. Colo, to rpend NOW IS THE TIME TO REPLACE IT continued over ■ period of fifty \ BIKINI t ( MACHINE i able stained glasa came through Intensity were heating the caul­ practically undamaged. dron of rebellion. Something had to give and the guillotines erected Notre Dome U probably the best known cathedral of France and is Concorde provided the unhappy intimately connected with French history. Napoleon was crowned here and French kings and prtnero married before lu high altar. The Underhoff. Versailles now belongs : KBS-BUTTW... • «nd I MYSTERY• ■•jJUTTOM... Press / the right button X Md ill • WITH BO-SO-COI t. who were exploited to pay Uie bill of worship built on a site believed to date back to pre-ChrUtlun times. The facade of Notre Dome with Its array ot grinning jju-goyle water spouts is regal and Impressive but Uie notable architectural feature breaking, health-shattering work Because Uie project was completed on such a txuutlful and grandiose gold mine that attracts thousands of visitors each year. The fabulous Gaierle des Gtaces whose mirrors used to reflect Uie extravagant when seen from a distance, that used by the government for special state receptions. The Treaty of solid stme to perform the utili­ Versailles, marking the end of tarian function ot countering the outward thrust Of the central Days Ln Paris pass by apiftly we were on the now familiar route to Orley Airport en route ta’Lcxi- . PATH E COLOB - PANAY1SI0M' A NEW DUPLEX 19 ijPTTrj AEQJto/ FULL LENGTH FREEZER full-size refrigerator NICE • AVALON • HICXMAN ■wMIT-mi MULLANEY ★ Strand of Hastings it All Soot. $1.00 Ing directions. Consequently, you can go straight ahead and find the names changing every few blocks. For example. theF\^vgprf' Foch becomes Uie Avenue Friedl after crossing the Etoile and this in turn becomes successively Uie Boulevard Admiral Lake Odessa By Francet Johnalon John Caylor. Mike and Susie, and Andy. *• Mra Gcurge Bar­ ker has rotumed ixxue aR« ■pending 20 days in a nursing He Who Gave Us Christmas UlS LIFE was a life of peace. He scorned to build a political empire through bloodshed and violence. Harold Joluuton Saturday of Mra. Denn Shade at the Osteopathic Hospital in Grand Rapids. Yet a FULL 19.0 cu. fti Hastings called on Mra. Gene Shade and Andy, and Mra. Har­ old Johnston Tuesday. * Mr and Mra. John Caylor and Susie Yet His life was a life of war. He fought relentlessly’ against the worst enemies of man- Lust. Greed. Mur­ der. Pride and/ Lies. He ^on the heart* of men and women to lay the founda­ tion of a world-wide spirit­ ual union—a united family of mankind under the fatherhood of God. His teachings have spread Joel Palmer ac Ionia County Memorial Hospital where she Is a patient following emergency surgery Wednesday evening. * Miss Patricia Neeb la spending 197% lb $53O°° The Shade family Christmas Masonic Temple in Clarksville. Tliosc attending were Mr. and Mra. Marvin Shade and family of Sunfield. Denn Shade and Including Steadily in the years since Calvary, years which have accumulated into more than nineteen centuries, with the glories of one century becoming the dust of ! Brandon Shade, and Alice. Ralph 13.4 CU. ft. famlly of ClarfcsvUle, Mra. Mil­ dred Shade and Linda. Mr. and Mra Gene Shade and Andy. Mr Out refrigerator Admiral AUTOMATIC ICE MAKER the next. Today, Jesus Christ is more ’’alive" than when He walked this earth gently teaching people that they ought to love one another His name is not only uni­ versally known, but exercises a profound influence for good in the lives of millions,, from the humblest peasant to men occupying seats of power. It Is no wonder that every year, during the twenty-four hours that arc Christmas Day. a feeling PorcelAn crisper . . . porcelain meal keeperLX Qllda-out fruit and egg baskets! Glide-out freezer basket; double-juice can dispensed Johnston, PriscUla and Steven. The only one unable to attend was Mra Dean Shade, who b a patient at Grand Rapids Osteo­ pathic Hospital following surg­ ery Wednesday. and Alice, George and Johnny Fits any kitchen ...In your old refrigerator space! Piper and family at of spiritual strength.-of peace ond good’will, of be­ nevolence toward all mankind, pervades the civilized world. For even those who question the divinity of Jesus ore almost equally touched by the beauty of the Christmas spirit. It is the ever-widening influence of • Him Whose birth’ symbolizes the ideals of brotherly dent Johnson's boyhood home and his ranch at Johnson City. Almo and Governor Connelly's Ranch al Florravllle, Texas En route home Bunday they visited love; Whose birth taught men to believe implicitly that good will triumph over evil; Whose birth and Jerne Caylor of Elizabethtown. example inspired the practice of charity toward those ORDER YOUR ADMIRAL DUPLEX FOR DELIVERY TODA Y! less fortunate than one-self. SPONABLE FUNERAL HOME Robert H. Sponable, Owner Grand Raplda is spending part Hl WI 5-3252 Kadnqu., W1U ud Vicki. Op«n 9 A.M. till 9 P.M, LEWIS ELECTRIC —CLOVERDALE FREE PARKING Phon* 623-5381 �and Mim Ruth, Welton. Co. Medical Facility. Hastings Native ' Dies Suddenly Ne>t> Teacher Ill Pennsylvania WiUlam H. Welton. 51. of 140 Add Square Dancing To Adult Program WtaUm style square dancing iMSU Researcher I rrn Develops Neu tT T* «• 1 he Hastings Banner W/_. n • /» t Thursday, December 23, 1965 Section Three—Pages 1 to 6 [Water Purifier A Michigan SOU Unlventiy I ,jName Committee hctrntiK hav developed a prncewa 110 LakewoodHigh School hopeu ----— — — —- that ix> h.-. —u will someday help {— clean up p polluted Jtreama ■•.rearmt and' and Students on 6-Weeks’ Honor Roll Reports Given nrera -S'hI^uX.'^X i S Teachers’ Groupj erven with perfect rtralghl Aj8*1^ Hilda sard Schmidt. Steve averages, ranuxl plao-s on tho’gchrav- _«**• Slowing and rt* Hartings Education A* NEW YEAR'S EVE DANCE AMERICAN-LEGION HALL. HASTINGS Storting of 9 P.M. til ? $5.00 Per Couple , . . Members and Guests Fun, Food, Refreshments and Favors for All! BUD WOLFE on the Organ—Brass from Grand Rapids Thh is yevr goal sad yeer daaee. m let's sll brief a guest sad have s reuaien oi the asembers sad guests en the last night et the year. tnIt tee be appointed. Jack Norby reporting for the salary committee rtated that the o.-gaiUsatlnn's proposal had been presented to th- committee rep- RESERVATIONS: WI 5-4973 or 945-3829 George II. Post ,-g£j 0oraMenij duutnjrts daughter were bom to this union. HU wife. Mary, died in 1010. He returned to Michigan and married .Maude Willuts on Aug. PuMeM Stoves ^CANDIES 1 repair buUnraa in Hastings for many years before entering the cement contracting business. He rtilretfTn IM*. He waa a member of the Has­ tings Odd Fellow Lodge No. H Y.; a daughuc. Mra. । Cordelia) Kawacv. Ro<. Y.; four otrp-dauah<wmonon? «. ilamp both of Hastings; Mrs. Virginia Baird. Laming and Mr» Clark (Lucille) Welker. Bsoton Harbor, a step-son, William Wil­ ling. San Anselmo. Calif.; a brother. Alvin. Jenaeen. N. Y.; a sister. Mra Effie Thompson. Corfu. N Y.; 12 grandchildren, und IB great grandchildren •OtHOCOlATEl 3 State Schools Among Largest Michigan Slate Unlvrralty. Use UninsMty at Michigan and Wayne Blala Unlseratty rank among the Nations top 25 uni­ versities in fuU-tlme and grand­ total enrollment*. according to an annual report by the Unt­ Michigan 14<h and WSU l»th. Tn full-Utna enrollment, MSU and the U of M dropped two placed and WSU moved up four places from the 1064 rankings. Grand totals showed that MSU went up from 11th to ninth, the V of M retained IU 14th place and Wan* State dropped from The GIFT BOX ... clwcolitn 1W lbs. K.« and butter bons 2K lbs. 13.50 Wilh >11 the tranquility of a snow-covered land­ scape, the spirit of Christmas comes to bless and brighten every heart and home. It is our wish that you may enjoy thrice fold this Yule all the wonderful things that go into making the LITTLE AMBASSADORS ... finest miniature chocolates lib. $2.15 2 lbs. $4.25 Christmas season such a special time: the joyful hours, memories, the cheerful gatherings with family and friends. .We Also Corry a Full Line of And may we, too, continue in your friendship, serving the needs of you and your family, always in a belter way. We know how much it means to have the trust and good will of folks lik£.you, and wc are truly grateful. Candy Give Senders Candy! We have a complete selection of beautiful fancy boxes plus the favorite Sander* National Bank of Hastings Member Federal Reserve System and Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation .1 DEPOSITS INSURED UP TO {10.000.00 Jacob's Assortments. You’ll please everyone on your gift list with Sanders Candy! Stop in today. PRESCRIPTION PHARMACY 126 Eart State St. Phone WI 5-2466 Halting! PRESCRIPTION PHARMACY *6aMer Adtadfr Srwmar SUw » * I 126 E. State St ■ Pheooe WI 5-2464 �Special Services- Christmas Spirit At McCallum Changes People, Church Jan, 9-16 -THE HASTINGS BANNER 40-Voice Choir To Sing Cantata At Caledonia Rotarians Told roirt* is Uk» a 3^*88 maglo» obriMmas wand which causes inti FIRST METHODIST CHURCH WOODLAND --------------_ METHODIST CHURCH 7:30 the 40-vntee choir from: Itev. Grorac Elliott Wealthy Street BaptUt Church WI 5-4945 9.45 Church school. k 11 am. Worahlp service. Stu- CHRIST CHURCH E Colfax at N. Boltwood UUS SWM MW riled to attend. the Pin?. Baptist Church ■ form­ D. C. Sermon topic: "Education erly the Methodt-t Church' at But No Graduation." Wtsk-y 240 Main Street in Caledonia. 6 pm. Wealey Unji«ra rehearsal COATS GROVE 7 pm. Jr. High MYF. WESLEYAN CHK1ST1AN CHURCH METHODIST CHURCH Monday. 7 pm. Troop 73. Hickory Corners. Michigan Durkee Road Thursday, 3:30 pm. Children's Rrv. Vaughn B Jensen, Pastor Charles Gibte, Pastor choir rehearsal. Floyd Walter, Supt. 3:30 pm. Carol choir rehearsal 11 am Morning worship. Jun­ ior church and nursery provided. Worship hour, 11 am. Circuit Churches Wednesday. 1:30 pm. Family Circuit sermon title Is: "What Night. Adults, Youths. Juniors and Children, 8:30 pm- Choir Welcome Corners rahaarsal. j WOODLAND ciiritr'ii ns CHURCH OF THE BRETHREN 8319 Coate Grove Road Worship service, 1030 am Quimby Church Wednesday night. 7:30 Adult choir practice. Thursday, Junior choir, 4 pm. ZION LUTHERAN CHURCH Velte Road al Woodland : THE GALILEAN Rev. Einar Unseth, Pastor. , -------------------— “Your Friendly, Christ-Centered BAPTIST CHURCH Church." * "--------o. Freeport Rd. Sunday school, 10 am. Classes Chrtstnuu worship service. 11' m. Sermon: "Be Not Afraid,".1 Special Cluuunai music. Cluiv.mas piogram ClxriaUiuu Carolling by Luther League. Senior choir. Wed.. 8 pm. Phone 946-5704 10 am- Sunday school. 11 am. Morning worahlp. Bible Study Hour. PLEASANT VALLEY UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH Max M. Oyenahlre, Pastor EMMANUIX EPISCOPAL CHURCH ] Broadway'at Center Mote. Supt. Midnight Mure. the choir singing Darrell Star bard, pretident. Junior Christian Endeavor. 7 with additional. vocal and In- pm. Betty Ovcnahire, director. $l!t: Day, Holy Com- p.m. Class leaders, Clayton Mote HAvAMtlRE’ 10 am. Sunday school. ■ 11 am. Morning worship. IF THE NAZARENE with carol and hymn slug Marshall Street lUjtstti Church school. Supt HASTINGS C wish for tou a Cli^stinas glowing with joy and fond friendships. TRINITY GOS--------111* Jordan Lake Phone DR 4-8377 Bunday school, 10 am. Worship service. 11 Lm. Young People's service, 7 pm. Hastings Automatic Heating Bob Wills Dick Henney Bible Study Wed. 7:30 pm. CARLTON CENTER METHODIST CHURCH Rev. Richard VandenBosch Morning worship, 9:15 am. Bunday school. 10:15 am. DIST CHURCH 1 E State Road PILGRIM HOLINMS CHURCH BOWENS MILLS CHAFRL Henry VanTU, Evangelist Rct. Howard W. Rogers, Pastor ,,BLE Oanipgwwnd Rd.. . 10 am- Bunday school. 11 am. Morning worship. Youth meeting, 8:1* pm. Evening Gospel Hour, 7 p MIDDLEVILLE CHRISTIAN REIORMED CHAPEL 708 W. Main SUMI xR«v. Earl Schlppsr Worship, it) am. Bible ttnOj, 7:30 pm. DELTON . METHODIST CHURCH Marclue K. Taber, Minister church Study, Bunday. 9:45 Evening, worship, 7: XL MILO BIBLE CHURCH Prayer Group, Tuesday, 0:30 J. Spoelstra, Pastor HA8TING8 GRACE BRETHREN CHURCH The Bible, the whole Bible and nothing but the Bible. sdiool. Highway M-40. Special will be provided each rre jtrto&r-'ssusi me »vw In Tho Wildwood." on Otis Lake Rood. beautiful peace and calm Is near5:30 pm. Wealcyan Youth Fel­ lowship. 7:30 pm. Evening Gospel Hour, "Christa Coming In Victory." Wednesday, 7:30 pm. Mld- Church. initiate New Members Into Chi Chapter However. Father Hawley said. an end on Dec. 26. Individuals ways ot living. unbelievably good become com­ program by foreign exchange placent Only a few seems Co re­ tain the Christmaa spirit all tho pre-holiday mreOng of Chi Gamma Society, international ther Hawley suggested. women educators'organisation, aS Initiation preceded dinner. Morning worship, 10 am. A rare Malayan praying mantis vice over WBC1L Sermon; 'Un­ lowed by an informal hour in Chrtsttan Endeavor. 7:30 pm. opened Gifts." imltaUon of a breoae - blown NORTH IRVING WESLEYAN l>raycr mccdiiK and Bible study ' There will be a coffee hour In the lounge, where tho students blossom, the National Geographic METHODIST CHURCH Wrcnriday evening as Mr. and Memorial Hall between acrvlccs described the customs of their Cor. of Sisaon and Buehler Road in recognition of KUdcnte home 4 ml. W. of Broadway. Freeport Rev. Morris Borgman, Pastor CARLTON 8EVENTH-DAY Delton Etemen'Sunday school, 10 am. ADVENTIST CHURCH Thursday, 7:30 Chanicl choir Elder Gerald N. Slack practice. Young People's service, 7 pm. » Club will Evangelical service, 6 pm. Saturday worship, 10:45 am. Eve party in Mra Cyntitla Robbc. physical education teacher, Mra Joyce Prayer meeting, Tuesday, 7:30 HASTINGS ASSEMBLY OF GOD CHURCB 102 E. Woodland Avenue LAKEWOOD E. U. B. CHURCH coupips: Rev. and Mrs. Willard Rev. M. P. Goble, Paster tings public school staff. ' Rev Carl SUvcrnnll. Pastor 9:45 am. Sunday school. Mra Gertrude Matthews introMorning worship. 10 am. Sunday school. 11 sun. Miner. Ing Ml» Birgit Brodt, from'Ger­ Sunday worship, 7:30 pm 7 pm. Evangelistic Wednesday worship for entire HASTINGS BAPTIST CHURCH many. Site is spending the year in the home of the Robert Gas­ family. kills at Dowling. Representing Adults Bible study and prayer, ORANGEVILLE Director of Music and Youth BAPTIST CHURCH Youth Fellowship. 7:30 pm. W. Glen Campbell. Pastor Boys and Giris fellowship, 7:30 2 Milts South of Gun Lake Choir practice, 8:30. 9:45 am. Sunday school. family. Karin Nllsaoq from Bae11 am. Morning worahlp. , WOODBURY 7 pm. Evening worship. UNITED BRETHREN CHURCB Wednesday, 7:30 pm. Bibb Jo. of Finland. Living with study and prayer service. Don Springer family, comJusl off M-68, North on M-50 in 5:44 pm. Orchestra rehearsal.. Village of Woodbury WOODLAND meettnga. UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH Worship, 11 am. their accounts of the celcbraUon 1503 Johnson. Lake Odessa. Mich. Youth choir rehearsal. Wed, Monday — 8:30 pm Pionear Sunday school. 10 am. 8 pm. Lighted schools, and Girls dubs. Morning worship, 11 am Fellowship service. 7:45 am. flickering Youth FeUowslup, Wed.. 7 pm. Bible Study and prayor &erWednesday Activities ' Public invited. but a HASTINGS SEVENTH-DAT ADVENTIST CHURCH i\ 1 l H-LAKES Elder C. L. Wilber, Pastor BAPTIST CHURCH 404 W. Colfax Ph. WI 6-5319 I Ddtor., Mich. Sat. Sabbath school, 8:30. r Rev. David Hkneyweb. Worahlp, 11 am. Wednesday prayer. 7:30 pm. Worship, 11 am. Sunday. "Faith for Today." on Evening worship, 7 pm. TV. WOOD. Channel 5. 8:30 am. Mld-wrek Fellowship, 7 Sunday. Voire of Prophecy, Radio WJEP 1330. 8:30 am. Wednesday prayer. 7:30 pm. A warm invitation Is extended STONEY POINT FREE METHODIST CHURCH Rev. Gwenneth Sebring, Pastor tills friendly church. 10 am. Sunday school. 8. KALAMO PENTECOSTAL CHURCH Bible study. tallon Boys Clute Nursery for baby during serthan *130,000. ............................. ...... ■Armed Forces 1631 Ionia Rd.. Kalamo ■News Notes Morning worahlp, 11 am. Young People's Service. 8:30 8 pm. Preaching. Young People, Thursday. 7 pm. PEOPLE'S BIBLE CHURCH r. Michigan State University specialists also expect I tliat only 3 percent of the Blate's I U. & Army Specialist 4 James Thursday evening prayer and Lewis Good of 7579 100th St, HASTINGH CONGREGATION OF JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES Sinday Public Talk, 3 pm. Watchtower Bible Study, 4:15 HASTINGS WEbLEYAN ME1UQD18T CHUtit H Cor. N. Michigan * E. State Rd. R«v. Gleen W. Clark, Pastor FIRST PRESBYTERIAN McCALLUM UNITED BRETHREN LN CHURCH CHRIST CHURCH •The Church in the Wildwood" Willard K. CurtM, Minuter Oils Lake Road Sunday school. 10 am. Hausunga Rotary Club held al U»e Hotel ILutlnga. 11:14 am. Sunaay school. Chancal choir, rehearsal, 7 pm. Thursday. Wed. evening tervlcc, 7:30. diriduals to lure their tLxithU to God. the Rev. David Ha-tey Mid Monday ooop M U* ooch night at 7:43. Wed, Mid-Week IRVING CHAPEL Rev. Chalmer Milter. Paster Phone RO 5-3503 pm. Pioneer Girls Sunday school 10 am. Morning worship. 11 am. Missionary Fellow- 7:45 Women'r pm. ST. ROSE CATHOLIC CHURCH KILPATRICK UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH Rev. Hr. Joseph C. Dunphy Rev. David Hawley. Assistant 10 am. SundaJT school. 9, Saturdays, 7:30 am. on Sun­ days. Before Maura on week- Dally Masses. 7 and 8 am. LAKEWOOD BAPTIST CHURCH Community Room above Woodland Fire Station 9:50 am. Sunday school. 11 am. Worship service. 7:30 pm. Evening service. ST. AMBROSE CATHOLIC CHURCH AT DELTON FIR8T CHURCH OF CHRIST. SCIENTIST Bunday service, II am. His wife. Betty. 1* tho daughter of Mr. and Mrs Frank WlsnlewPvt. Joseph M. Hanford, son of Mrs Dorothy M. Hanford, 8 pm. Evening service. ST. AUGUSTINE, MIDDLEVILLE OUR LADY OF GREAT OAK. DOWLING Force air traffic controllers. Ward, a graduate of Caledonia High School, is being reassigned p I stmas 11 Hanford received instruction training tn engines, power trains soldier entered the Army in June 1965 and completed basic LruUi- 1963 graduate of Hastings High School and was ernptoyrd by tho FIRST CHURCH OF GOD 1380 N. Broadway. Hastings Laiuung before entering the Rev. George J. Huber, Pastor Army. Phone 945-3195 Where a Christian Experience Marino private Ronald L. ana, a n Member. KfnmVwnMakes you 10 a.nj. Sunday school. I 11 am. Morning worahlp. tings, waa graduated Nov. 34. from Marine recruit training ol the Marine Corps Recruit DepoA at San Diego. Calif During his eight weeks of Intensified recruit I The Joyful •Rein, giving ua the opportunity to express our gratitude to our customers. Our pleasant association with you la a privilege indeed. ntiartoned officer Drill Intetrucmarksmanshlp, bayonet fighting. ■"■SSI.« a-.t, »;.s: you, dear friends and customers, for the generous measure of partonage you extended to us throughout the past year. You have made it our most successful eve*, and it is with sincere gratitude and pleasure that we wish you the finest of everthing, always. Merry Christmas! traditions of the Marine Corps. of k>)t ol A, hoiukr. fh.-WI 5-2681 training Richard L. Robinson, son of Mr. and Mra. Elsa Robinson of 4363 Curundu Ave.. Dayton. O.. has been promoted to technical sergeant In the US Air Force PENNOCK Concrete Products Nashville. 'Michigan Ph. 653-2791 r i i hainlns^ supen Uie Air Defense Command which BULLING S Appliances & Gifts Hastings combat 1st training In his military oc­ cupational field. /Z our homts I39W. State individual -1 can Defense Command protect­ ing the continent. The sergeant attended Rootevell High School, snd completed requirements for his diploma alter entering tha the daughter ot Mra Alice Sweet to R1 Dowling 136 E. State St wi MH1 All Savings Insured Up to SI0.000 wM* F4.LIX. �t Feast Foods DOUBLE Top Value STAMPS Every WEDNESDAY! U. S. D. A 16-lbs. and Grade 'A' Turkeys All Kroger Stores will close Friday, Dec. 24, at 6 p.m. and ALL DAY Sat., Dec. 25 Wishbone U. S. D. A. Grade 'A’ Fancy । Wishbone •>U*U.tly rrpt«>< kry or rrr<in>< ym West Virginia BANNED HAMS ■ Whole or Half Wad Virginia * Semi-BoneEess Hams j SLICED BACON ECKRICH SMOKEES Shank Portion EGG Nog qt 69 ib 47* SMOKED HAMS Marhoefer Herrud's New England. Baked or 101b. Canned ba Hams Country Club — Hoiey Loaf a<u.-<pig59' FRANKS W.U V. Wbd. or H.II Hygrade's Forest Brook Seal-Boneless Haasu> 99' >4.59 I SLICE) DACON ipk, 79, >h« purchase ot » 2 Ib pk8 cT Fresh LUNCH MEAT o> 69' Plus 25 TV Stamps wuh Hch package BUTTER Country Club LEO O' LAMB k 89* KWIOC KRISP, SLICED BACON S-JF. Bitterball Turkeys ib 49' Mixed Boneless TURKEY ROLLS <b 99' Kro^r Bond CorilshGameHeii’ .ib79' Kroger Ducklings or Roasting Chicken n> 49* Honeysuckle White TURKEY ROAST ii-e >3.39 Singleton Ready to Cook FROZEN SHRIMP 3* «’3.89 RINGBOLOGNA u,’l .97 Polish Sausage iw-ib HAMBURGER or MEAT LOAF Hygrade's Roasted or IOOstAMPS Honeysuckle While ib 49' TURKEYS 6 lo 10 Ib Beltsville FRUIT BASKET lb 49)' TURKEYS ' Kroger Va'c-Pac COFFEE PUMPKIN 2*^-3 GRAPEFRUIT DRINK 4 1-qt 14-ox. uni Kroger Fresh Grade ’A' Medium Eggs • April Hill Frozen Banquel Froxen White Bread FRUIT PIES BREAD can Brown & Serve Twin Rolls 249/ CALIFORNIA CELERY Kroger Sailings or HONEY GRAHAMS Sunkisl No 138 Sixt Kroger PEACHES Washington State Extra Fancy Red or Golder Russian. Dutch or Italian Imperial MARGARINE s. pk, 37' 7$uimi DreuligrS'oa Homestyle Kosher or Processed Swiss or Wisconsin Knier Dill Pickier 3 Cheddar Cheese a. 69' Delicious. APPLES No TOO SUe Kroger Froxen Court Crallert 10-ox. wt pkg. Ocean Spray 31 f WAFFLES s^wtpi, 10) . CRANBERRY SAUCE in>.an' IDAHO POTATOES Kroger I MIX or MATCH GOLDEN YAMS PUMPKIN 2 **<~ 25' " 2/49c% Diamond Shelled English Walnuts or TEMPLE ORANGES PECANS Sunkisl • 8B Sire Diamond In Shall NAVEL ORANOES Eagllsh Willits Ibid. ■ IK Sin Holiday In Shall Tui>rim«rT»»gilr» MIXEO NUTS sib ci, 1-lb pkg | | Your Choree ft ft 2lb pig yyc rhe purchaM ot J-Rx or more GRAPES Redeem ti Kroger thru Friday Dec 24, 1965. 50 KROGER COFFEE I STAMPsI t-Sfc un 58/ KROGER DRESSINGS Redeem et Kroger fhm Friday Dec. 24. 194$ a I EASY MONDAY I SPRAY STARCH | rrt Mn.c*' �Winter Driving Personal Mention Is Tough; Learn How to Do It ton. and his wife. Barbara. and Reynold, Cordet Changes.Position Ralph Moore New Barry ASC Chairman Reynolds Oontee arrives. Fri­ day to spend Cm Wma* with hb pannt*. Mr. and Mra Roy Cordes They an: meeting torn at MetregxiUtan Airport, Detroit. Ou Monday of thia week. Rey­ nolds started an a new job after being with Corning for 10 years in Albion. Michigan and Raleigh North CMroUita. lib new pualUio b wish the Binger Company a* comptroller « their Diehl Di­ vision, located at Finderne. N. J. The plant is between Bomtrvllle and New Brunnswlck and be will live in on apartment Yankee gpringa-Mllo C. Shaw. Kollo L- Bowerman. William Mc­ Keown. Joeeph Plata and Joseph I’anyrek. HASTINGS BANNER sons, Kenny and Brian. Tilly ex­ pect to be gone one week. Mr and Mrs Marland Jay arc planning to spend the Christmas Highlights Interesting At the Peter Cobh home on Christmas wUV be thair aoiw. Roger. who l* on laare from the Lockbourne AFB in Columbus. Ohio, and will be Mastered to the Whiteman AFB to Missouri after the holidays, and Peter, a student at Kellogg Community. Peter. Brad Haines and two of his roommates at MBU, and Dick VanWle are leaving In the after­ FARM NEWS New Controls For Old Pests Science Seeks HOME SAFETY REACHING HIGH HACK Stolen Birches Turn Out lo Be Only Aspens HHS Students Rate High in National Tests Rev. and Mrs. O. W. Ctagk and daughters, Peggy, who U home for the holidays from college at Spring Arbor, Pat. Susan and •Samira will spend Christmas with Mrs. Clark's mother, Mrs. Harold Durllng. of Prattville. The Raymond Cooleys will be entertatotog with a family dinHere outers another factor pe­ culiar to Michigan's WWer lUghway acene. The snowplow tsand lruck>. When you sec that largo Huffy, billowing cloud of snow moving down the highway. . . I Many jobs around the home involve reaching high places — wch *i fixing curtains, punting, getting thing* off •hehes. To do them safely, you need something sturdy to itind on. As many things that people Uta (such as rickety chain and the like) can cause accidents or lead lo accidents, । ,turdy step stool or step- SMITH BROS. Central Michigan1! Most Complete Fertiliser Service They are used to help Mpdenta, parent* and tenehnra to identify­ ing strengths and wcAKneasee. In the student’s educational .developtm^it and to making a realistic appraisal of his educational and vocational objectives. Published by Science Research Aaeoctaxos, the Nation's Jargest oommerdal publisher of stand- the beetles. The chemical la ap­ plied—undiluted—at the m|a of only four to five liquid ounces per acre. The fine spray U enough to kill 97 percent of the beetle adult* In a single trip acroes a Barry Farm FtrriLIZU FACTS tn ttgafeM reUse. Isrty d«Uv«ry and •*rty paymenl Calendar... decreasing. Iteatatant varteUea arc being InvoKlgated in order to find a better, mare permanent control of the pest. IME But. to keep the army worm* from spreading further, farmers throughout southern Michigan arc advlud to keep on the look out fur Ute pcea, report infesta­ tions to Cooperative Extension continually working to lower tho percentage at consumer income open! far food. Tfte director of Michigan State University's Agn- Jim Barr Tire Shop Woodland 4H Saddle Club Has ’66 Fair Project and Allegan counties, dip­ pin® off the green IktuI* and leaves of oats, wteat, barley, rye at ph at Michigan DIRECTORS DECLARE Experiment .Station ■denUate are eagerly concentrating on what may be a revoluUon in Hl'Y’WloSdlond PROOF) Stock In your Und Bank Association Is a good Investment I somewhat toy accident, an MSU researcher found that many of tho mosquitoes In southern Mich­ igan were paraattlaed by nema-| Tt*> rotujte at- them tosta are I lUcliard Estep has donated availableto Mudent* and par­ the lumber to be cut. rawed, ent* Ln the Cbonscling Office. In a state cornputaUve m*;h» assembled and painted. President Bob Smith presided matlc test given on NoV. 11. To »t the Dec. 7. meeting when Club Agent William Kirkpatrick ahrw- Tamcra Kantnnr waa tn charge of the Christmas party which fallowed, aMltted by Jeanlne brought by Deb and Dan Furrow and Jay And Terry Flanigan. I Mrs. Meyers decorated a cake for the party with a Western saddle and Che mosquitoes they attack. Then Ihtyll try to mast produre Uie nematodes In hopes that they can drop the eggs or adults from the air on moequlto hatch- SMITH HARTINGS Doctors Prolong Lives of Others —Not Their Own Marlin and Margaret Meyers, the leaders, with a gift of matching Western shirts lo the Michigan State University dairy specialist* recently said that the top dairy herds avcrucreining pattern In the Indoor arena. He also told about pro­ cedure in training two-year-olds and the types of bite that are Plan for Comfort! ELECTRIC HEATING . *'U la good to be remembered after all those yean but regret­ table to Irani that only IS of the class are still living, wrote Dr. MylL "I am fully retired but ... try to keep up with the con­ slant advances to medicine. "The faces of thoee depicted of the faculty who guided us in our period of training. Fifty yean is a long time but they have been pleasant and richly Hwanfinc," wrote Dr. John W. it adjust IMS tftjrmi ,u:>. Are^_j tljjrn>o>m in Ort i.wmrfhc heat c especially glad time of Christmas, fix the ares and ih« activity. Yet, *d like to extend »Ur best is the ultimate SET THE TEMPERATURE IN EACH ROOM JUST THS WAY YOU ENJOY ITI holiday wishes to you and yours. It has been oUr CONSUMERS POWER COMPANY emeritus of the Medical School; Dr. Car! O. Hoot of Buffalo. N. T.: Dr. Chari* R- Keller of Mansfield, Ohio; Dr. George D. Button of Rim. and Dr- Richard Ivsn if you're nof planning en building t remodeling H will pay you io get the facts e« Uoctrk ^eating RU IN AND SEND THIS COUPON! Tn the season for joy. ihovghtfuinau and lhank yous. So we e loking time to soy juii tho’, and wish you a very Hoppy Hoi.day. GOODYEAR BROS. IMPLEMENTS Ind.; Rolland W. Kraft of Alta­ dena, Cant.; Oriow C. Snyder of Polk. Ohio; Frederick C. Mayne of Cheboygan. Rachel t Donnel) of Vol Angvktv Dr. Donnell Miller Real Estate 121 W. State St. Hastings Cliftori^illei Ken �Fresh Out of the Attic where the poo: i Which possibly and assuming a determined talon damage done - Clellan. Kln-e-qusy. little girl; Mra Hayes. May-yan; Alexander McAnkur. Symeo, tobacco; your humbia servant, Mo-quah. bear key. Mrs. Hayra however proved Utc chluf. KahwabMi. Ka-a-wU.1 , heraeif equal to the ■—- •--------- — I jlm-na-tow, I And while she unwl Muck-1-nlna, AaqueLsahr, AM- By H D. Burpee INDIANS WHO UVND IN TIBS VICINITY Described By Late Hairy A. Goodyear Who Knew Thesri FABTtt hla at the house and demanded little village, and attempted m create a panic by enacting their savagery' on the few white peo­ ple's surroundings. Then it wm Batnt rknenln* stance ------------- -- j Mi£~ Clpfrfey of I Rutland. Mr. Cooley wm obliged christened me with my Indian devil. This nunc 16 TO 18-LB. SIZES If you're not completely satisfied. (Either the price label or register This W**k'i Store Hour* Frwh Fryer* 7““?. lb. 29« Roaster* * 1*1 lb. 53< Ducks iM-NSr .. . Ib. 49« Smoked HAMS 13 TO 16-L1. WHOLE Ib. 49c Capon* 1 SIXS*1 Ib. 69* stuffing bread P S?ZtSLB- ■B0BMM| PORK LOINS 1 Center Rib ! PORK CHOPS LOIN roeuoN 1 HAMS T 89s No Coupons, No Gimmicks, No Limits... Just Quality Mei di.iiidise at Low Prices! A&P CRUSHED Early California Colossal Pineapple Ripe Olives A&p GRADE "A" FRENCH STYLE Green Beans 3 w 89‘ Chunks 3 89* DEE-LISH BRAND 4»59c ■%F29* Cherries 2 39c 2 s 77' A&F BARTLETT PEAR HALVES OR Fruit Cocktail ANN PAGE QUALITY Sweet Crisps Mayonnaise 3o*orr~ 2 Mellowwood B*x of to HeeHnuaHrm Com*k^ W8as <u#ch*r«wl on Nov. 16, tnJ built on the earth floor In the Custom Woodworking Company. outside. Their sleeping arrange- Uy arranging themselves m found In Grand Traverse, Kai-1 tasks. Wexford, Crawford and1Otsego cvunUra. Tl>e discovery entomologist at Michigan State University. The female is ex­ cal Facility; two son*. Terrance stationed with the Army at FL range for sleeping. The division of labor among them Imposed on the squaws the blggast part. It pruned pine wm theirs to plant. attend, and Orange. Ind.; a daughter, Lin- 11 co tn direct contact with bare skin. The fangs cannot penttrate Etna Green. lid.; a step-grandmoot clothing or calloused hands. and trudge them on their becks from place to place, m hunUng and trapping required. Tho bucks did the hunting and trapping. The cost of their Ume. divided Ixnwcen loafing around und eat- Sefl ii with a Samur ad! moccasins or leggings, aquas had to make tlwm. Il wood w: tjcecfed squawr' had to gather I E EC FiHeit Traril Svrrie* AeeUnt their time of play and frolic. The little bucks with their bows and making Imagas of dolls. The squaws gossiping and Indulging BtM rjfefur JVopwr Jf Mary or hunting expedition just call dug outs. Theca generally were mode of white wood. Logs of the desired length and UUcknesa, shaped to a point at both ends. The body cut or scooped and rivers while trapping and fWilng. and for tl»e transporta­ tion of their goods and children buck or squaw. Either could do TYxlay the Indians were garged with plenty, tomorrow nothing they? There wood* liven abound­ ed with game In profuse abun­ dance. I doubt whether there was a locality anywhere more thickly planted with game than this Even in 1840 it wm Ln verity tbo^iiatum for hunters. These times arc however now with the post The mission <rf the Indian is ended. His happy hunting grounds are supplanted by th* | wiiite mana fields. Henceforth Gil 5E S IN ONE P0CKeT-8IZC PACKAGE Give tha driver* an yaur Christmas list twelve full months of the Service, Saving* and Protection of the Auto Club. Emergency Road Service Broad Personal Accident Insurance 15,000 Bail Boed Pratoction Monthly Issue al Motbr News Magazine A Gift Mambarahlp costs just $16; Gift A*»ocista.M*mbGr. ship (spoust, unmsnisd san or daughter living at horns) casts just $0, Gin MEMBERSHIPS PACKAGED IN GIFT BOXES. HASTINGS OFFICE ' PImm 945-4192 .u( .MQ* .... Tr u»* 25* _____ 39‘ is»— tatu_________________ m sar Pumpkin Pie......... ta 49* Almond ■&«. .. St 79* Twin Rolls ..... jaws Over Two-TMkW fniiH and Nut* JANI PARKER FRUIT CAKE I Ift-Lb.Nee I U«M Ob 2” 13” 11« IS* KI 1“ Wextern Red—113 Size 10 *’■«“ 59‘ ,, CALIFOKHIA HAVSL The Finest APPLES IB. IQ* 2 99‘ j. I U«M Ceke QUART JAR BANANAS NYLONS 1-Lb.UM U|M Cake problem is now only the j matter tor the historian. Pairs Deluxe Sheen — 40-Gauge, 15 Denier savs 89* A&P Peas Sweet Pickles Cranberry Sauce DEE-LISH POLISH JTYLI between Avenue. Grand Ledge. their cooking was done in Winter them to untimely graves? Lo the poor TrvVnn A5P WHOLE OR JELLIED °!?*T 49c difference rirf-oil Funeral ttrvUxa tar GUm* A. “SuM'-Riskt" SMMsn Fully Cooked • 99' JP^pib l.49* SEMI-BONELESS 21-LB. SIZE ^49<cd selves in rude and primitive look- 10 TO 15 /■ ■ C LB. SIZU lf| | |b 29* Honeysuckle Turkeys ,0T "Super-Right" Quality Canned Hams 6-LB. SIZI ut 49'>> j F< V ■ g HAMS Cacklebird* 19 LBS. AND UP 39: 35 tape Is necessary* of course.l 'SUPER-RIGHT' QUALITY hole Orange*.......... .......... “J 75' Golden Yams.. 2 us. 29' Emperor Grapes "Thank You" you can give your customers: u 19' 1 You and your customers both benefit when your ledger experience Fresh Mushrooms u. 49' issrecorded in thc^rtpmcrs* file at the Credit Bureau. Your willingness , AHN PAGE All Milk ft Dork ood Milk Chocolates 4 ■’« 26’ Royal Lusters........ "&F3S* Rack Candy............ 'AS Candy Canes.. 12 A Chocolate Balls. ■■ lit 29 49* 79* . CRUTMONT —Our Finn* Quality 89c IceCream aeeeiAL cam to report your pfonBkpaying customers by reporting immediately your YUKON CLUB Beverages Pal* SUM ilt, Club Suds < Umn-Ltm* Soda Golden Ginger Ale CASE OF 12 i-rr., «-o: •ns. »^MII IB — offsu wac..fack aaf Coffee........... 2 I39 . services Monday, । The Rev. Willard H. CurUa of­ fact." tho study notes, ' flA**r.w* arw* MatMal —. tn' F hn Knappen, 8chneep-s 1 e e p-n a p. napping. It would seem from this family being praeent the refrain. "the married students tended to Jutland Township Cemetery. Bush-wa-mo-quah. would be car­ have slightly higher income* but of napping. George Fuller, Chow, ried on by squaw and children in muskrat; T. a Turner, Skee-lodivided ills bon. thunder; Slocum Bunker, Gms-mono, pumpkin; Dr. Up­ Slater Indian*. Fomotego wm john. Sklk-ec, medicine man; Levi Chase. Buck- 1-quah. rooster; Mr. Burghduff wm born in Daniel McClellan. Mokamlsh. grandfather; Mra McClellan. oopper fare planted against Hie RomIU (Collinsi Burghduff. He He often said that when ho wm a frightened the women and chil- chcri5jl ana wlth mo lllc attended the OUs School. rtren httt. IKrw *rr*n frairvl rwit . boy the big marah tn Hope wm then a lake, and that the In- friend; Isabella McClellan. TURKEYS MONEY BACK Clirutrnoi Dey very ere called. In Winter’ we OAte to ofh« DOUBLE YOUR btoumrx Magrabl and Marcia F- King ot Michigan State Unlvwttty's Col- ; p-irtrd to him n savage detcnnln- U.S. Gov't Inspected GRADE "A' good pul a financial burden <m both! <\* n • 1 parenta whfc they are stlB stu- lhPg |11*1(13VI dtnu. but it seems to have little <ylvo 1 * *u“ J 9 long-term economical effect|rv * f cloecly sheared. H. J. Kenfleld. H*w Owd in Our Turkey*? so Past Resident wm ’ I V e Indian j lmb case, the Indian on llui oilier hand betrayed Uic coward and vlUlan that he was. This Indian never forgave Mrs. Hayce for this act for la- frvquenily t-xpraaaxl his dislike by denounc- Marriage in Collage I Has Littla Effect A “Thank You" for tho provable business they have brought you. Your customer has referred proudly to the account with you when he seeks credit with others. . In the cose of those customers whose accounts havo not been, paid promptly, your firm benefits by on automatic report of the slowness to the credit bureau files. Customers whose accounts are delinquent may become further involved if your experience is not on file. Then you and Plus Btl. Deposit .ire;--— *AP’ S»per Markets KWhip-.^ar^ ledger experience as^kis reguested, can be your method of saying 1 other creditors may face difficult collection problems. Credit Bureau of Barry County 114 1 Stala Sr. Sl*l>b<*a SU»., Hutt**, Him* WI JIMS �Electric Motor Service Al Sleury, Pmp. Eoit Side Lumber Co. Building Suppliei Hostings Hotel For Your Dining Pleasure Burkey Sales & Service Complete Radiator & Auto Class Senrice Barth Studio Portrait & Commercial Photography Walldorff Furniture Finest Quality ■Goodyear Brothers Jolih'Deens’ FarM Imp/elnmts Mn>.& Ion' "Clothing lr Footwear Frandsen litsuraricb ■Einir fraMuri Ci-‘U* Ironside Monument Works Artistic Design, in Marble and Granite Barry County Ready Mix Corporation Hastings Motor Sales Dodge Seles ■& Service W. J. McAIHster Miller Jewelers w. Expert Watch and Jewelry Repair Parker’s Bor Lopo Pharmacy Walgrwn Agency Hastings City Bank 150 W. Court St White’s Photography Wialck's Clothing for the Family Bm'i Music Box Organ & Piano Studio Barry County Lumber Co. One Stop Service Beverwyk't Color Center Hastings Floor Covering Quality Materials - Guaranteed Workmanship upon them. as herai<| angels sang of a. Hostings Paint & Wallpaper Holy Child. Far to the Cast a Star shone, guiding the wise men In their search The Hastings Bowl 18 Automatic Bowling Lanes for Him. Across the years the sacred The Superette Open 9 A.M. to 11 P.M. Daily message shines for us today, over re­ Bulling*! newing in our hearts all the Joy and Appliance*—TV & Hi FJ wonder, the hope and promise of that Mohler Motor Solos Lincoln & Mercury Central Radio & TV Miller's Dairy Stere Service by Howard Trumbull Ice Cream SpaalaHlM & Luncheons Credit Bureau of Barry County On Your Staff But Not On Your Payroll Jeep Vehicles & Apache Trailers Eckardt Auto Sales PormoloeW 'truly Joyous Christ Ladies’ & Children's Wear ing, with faith eves deeper... with Local Finance Corp. A Local Family Service Ben Franklin Store 102 W. State at Jefferson rED inspiration ever greater. A MESSAGE FROM THE LISTED CIVIC MINDED FIRMS IN COOPERATION WITH THE HASTINGS AREA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE Coleman Agency** * Insurance—Bonds of All Types Patrick C. Hodges � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/492/HastingsBanner_1965-12-30.pdf 097bc85520de3ef63120d6cb944ca6e4 PDF Text Text The Hastings Banner 110th Y.ir 16 Pogoi—2 Sections Marvin Stahl The Central School PTA will pm. in the Central school study lull). Supt. Richard Guenther win talk to parent* and teachers on NUMBIR 37 "Getting the Most Mileage for your Millage." Questions and answer* session to follow. Re­ freshments will be served. Please DeMott to attend. Hastings, Michigan, Thursday, December 30, 1965 Bernord Historical Society to Meet School Head to Speak at Central PTA Meeting I Ken Join Sheriff's Dept*_ ■ Sheriff Merl Campbell hasTlnOf Clarksville jnounced that Kenneth D. Deiiincil Studies School Home Ec room William I S DeMott of RS Hastings, Killed Thursday K ... join the sheriff's depart­ Single Assessor Hathaway, supt. of the KVP ..____ .. . went tent on Jan. 1 Kenneth, who wiB Mar^° flUW' M' •' CU*15 2?^* Hlstanr yule, wa* killed Thursday night. of Paoer-maklne. Evervone wel- (UK r->— ... ne wu iriurmns Chenoweth Machine Company Post for City wnen defy will meet Monday. Jan.' come. Refreshment*. Retired Printer At Nashville 1^9 Dies Thursday [to lite home from a Christmas for the past two years, is a 1962 Iraduate of Hastings High ■ shopping expedition. chool, ' 1 State Police from the Ionia I post said BUM'S car colUdM i with a truck on-M-50 about J1.* •*« WC*» Ul l^*»c WUC3M, uion nt about 400 feet before strik. t a utility pole. — — Poller said the trurk. driven j Senior Citizen’s |New Tax Break local builder for many vearx. was elected by the City Council a* assessor from the Second and Third Ward* Monday night. He will serve until the April elec­ tions. rho succeeds Stephen life on Michigan firms Participating In this Adventure In World Understanding For Next Year at J toile, had just been pulled free [■■1 Services were held Sunday Bundi WT1 2 pm at the Vogt Fun Hastings First and Fourth Home tn Nashville for Leslie F . The Council hod two candi­ Ward Assessor Rusaell Doty thb Feighner. 78. of Na*hvllle. re- j *rek sold he would soon have dates to consider for the post. tired printer and newspaper man J jetting into Stahl'* Line. U ip affidavit form* for senior The other was Orno Knowles.; Mr. Feighner died Thursday 638 8. Jefferson, who retired af- I Police said Stahl had three Citizen* to file for a new property morning at the Barry County lax exemption under the State ter 38 years' service with the; Medical Facility where he had j I jaw passed by the Legislature Consumers Power Company. thb year. Candidates for assessor from Bom In Nashville October at tlme ■ The exemption of 62.500 on the ’ Second and Third Wards; It, 1887, be was a son of Allan Flint rah services were held at the State equalised value of a must file nominating petitions by and Anna (Grlfflni Feighner. 2 pm Tuesday at the Bowen 12 noon on Saturday. Jan. 29.’ Mayor Franklin C. Beckwith In December. 1909, he was Mennonlte Church with burial In (the Mennonlte Cemetery. meet certain eilgibilily requlre- pointed out. mafcled in Hastings to Alma Mr •Stahl it survived by hb I wife. Maxine, three dauzhten. Tlie law isn't effective until’ filled In April Include that of For about 36 year* Mr. Felgh- (Mrs. Bruce (Marvaj Gallagher of next year, so does not affect the Mayor Beckwith, Aiderman Lan­ ner worked ut the Nashville | Lake Odessa. Mr*. Lvle >Judy> current Winter taxes nes L. Kenfleld. First. Ward: News where he operated the Blough of Freeport. Mte* Gloria be eligible, a peribn must Ivan J Snyder. Second; Lewi* S. with the Barry County sheriff s linotype, was a writer and press- Stehl of Lansing; two , foster beTo (S a* of Dec. 31, 1965;,and own Lang, Third. and Cedric 8. Mor­ department, on Monday. Jan. 3. man. .---------------------- 1 children. Anne and Dudley or be buying hl* own home. ey. Fourth Ward; City Treasurer been Hastings CKy Treasurer 1* to begin his new position as Very active In the Masonic; Washburn at home; hb mother, The State equalized value of Louise E. Erway, and Board of rtnee June of U>56. announced field officer for the Friend of lodge, he wa* instrumental in Mrs. Gertie Stall] of Clarksville: his property may not exceed Review Member Thomas R Tafdesigning the present Moronic “ brother. Melvon of Daftcr. and 810.000 fee, AU petitions must be filed by qot be a candidate for reelection Temple. He wa* a Past Master -two «l*ter». Mr*. Melvin <Man> The total combined Income next April ■ III fill Cultural advance*, tragedies, governmental progress and and life member of the Masonic Martin of Greentown, Ind. and of the household, Including Mr* ** Merle (Adeline! ---------------Schloneger both husband and wife and lodge No. 255. F&AM. , “** ••■*--Mr*. Ei-way had been employed achievements in other fields have highlighted the year 1965 in by the municipality as deputy After leaving the Nashville 'of Sarasota. Flu Hastings and Harry County, according to the summary oT events An unele. Charles Stahl. 79. $sjee. . Newt he worked as a carpenter to 62400. also of Clarksville, was killed In when she was unanimously The pay ral»e affects only the as reflected in the pages of The Hastings Banner. Atty. Barnett explained that and part-time farmer. Cultural advanced included the dedication of the new Has­ He b survived by hb wife. 1 The exemption under the new : elected treasurer by the City Armour will investigate persmu law b not in addition to the vet- Doty of tht Plr*t and Fourth ting* Public Library located in the former post office building who are delinquent in their sup­ and one daughter. Mrs Harold M-50 In a snowstorm west Lake Odessa. erxns* homestead exemption. A Wards hasTnotlier year to serve acquired bv the municloaUty ---------------- - ———---------- — port peypienL’ for their chlkhen ■ D;irothy> Rose of Hasting*. Th.- Rev Jason Haltepeter of- I veteran who Is eligible must ■on hR term and his salary may from the Federal government National Can Machinery ficlated at Sunday's services, and choose between the two. Asse.vsor Doty said he would i Ing. Armour 1* a former Nash­ burial wa* Monday in Lakeview ■ Councilmen are tentatively . announce when the affidavit scheduled to meet aa. a commit, ville police chief and Hastings cemetery. Nashville. forms will be available, along with specific instructions. . 4. to study the problem Jayceai u the Outstanding Barrv County Young Farmer of the rtuud Robert last May from his pusition-----ington. Hie son of Mrs Lesson \*aocla> the Riverside Cemetery Assoc Is- H onioni/iore /)/>/• tings, rather than having two as-. events took place, with utntgen ind older persona losing their Prairieville* Troop ill in critical condition tills Wed­ Nominating petitions for the City Atty. Paul Siegel wrote lives tn traffic accidents. The Klondike Derby. nesday morning from injuiles City treasurer's job. as well or. suffered in a car-train crash at Airman Apprentice Johnny C. when two children lost their lives Jeanette Miller. 15. daughter Plymouth. not quite as simple as It might when Are milted their home. in April, must be filed by 12 Kidder, U8N. son of Mr and of/Mr. and Mrs. Dale Miller. 224 Bob. a 1918 graduate of Has­ noon Saturday. Jan 29 tested Carroll C. Newton for Funeral services for Donald W. ting* High School, wa* taken Wood Sbcool Rd. HagUr.K*. will' Section 7.1 of the charter protings' costliest flrat hitthedowngery at Blodgett Hospital In Heacock. 52. 1723 N. Broadway, 56th District after a recount Grand Rapids the day before who died early Monday at St. from the First and Fourth and Clly Clerks office, han filed her Government progress Included Burton had a 16-vole majority. Christmas. Mary's Hospital in'Grand Rapid* Second and Third Wards ship* were first used in armed' the presentation of the Master Surgeons attempted to remove are to be held at 1:30 pm combat against an ctnrny. He b Plan for the revitalization of a tumor within a cyst Thursday at the Hastings Bap­ serving aboard the nuclear-powHalting*' business district and Churchill. . . . Hasting* Plan­ reived here by City police at 6:11 tist Church end attack aircraft carrier UBS | Chapter 9 deal* with the sup­ for the City's orderly develop­ ning Commission schedule* The Rev. Russell Houseman b ervisors and provides that the ment tn future years. to officiate with burial In River­ two supervisor* shall be members during recent ham Stedman named National daughters. Marjorie and Janet, side Cemetery. of the Board of Supervisors In the Municipality malted Bank director. . . . Food Canter left immediately for the hospital. Several sections of the charter Bob ha* been employed by would have to be amended. Atty Hastings Elk* name Ralph G. Leffler. Hastings, sn serious condition in Pennock Siegel pointed out. Barry County, too. made prog­ automotive equipment mechanic Mary's on Saturday afternoon witfb-a-glandular prob­ ress with the start of the new and George M Chenoweth guided missile frigate Bain- Hospital, I lem. Thh was at Christmas time. Mr. and Mra Victor Walton of Road Commission garage, but -- tnv —r -t.. *r—Two year* ago wo of their controversy held up plans for of service with the Michigan De­ sons, Lloyd and Harold. Miller. construction of the new jail. partment of State Highways. compliance with zoning code. . . . of Frank and Emma iWardalD New churches were construct­ ■u accl- nwmpxm. In Nashville for the connection from State to FEBRUARY 4-Clyde Moore. dent near Charlotte. Harold. Chrtetma* holidays, were guest* Heacock. He grew up in Wiscon­ Green. / 'd, enlarging the religious life R2 Wayland, spears 46-pound sin and married Gladys Larson % The plans call for a street if the community brain surgery from his' Injuries. of hl* brother, the Dr. Jack Wal­ Hastings’ longest and moat muskle in Gun Lake. .. . MUo F. 149638 feet long with a 22-foot ton family, on Sunday. Gray. 98. long-time Gun Lake . 1940. pitted a 10-day. 16.000 - mike paved roadway and a 66 - foot Association officer, dte*. . . . They farmed until 1961 when right-of-way. The proposed He was employed as an equip­ transit from Norfolk. Va^ to Um Both are alright now. . Clarence Rltsema named presi­ they moved to Hastings where street b on the hospital's east ment operator In the Hastings Western Pacific to became the Three years ago Leon Miller, H fWni dent of the Gull Lake MlMlOtJhe was employed by the White property line, traveling north sector of District No. 7 from their 15-year-old *on. was killed I But overshadowing the events ary Conference. . . Phil Stanton, Products Company al Middle ­ when a tractor tipped over on with one curve, joining state that affected the Ilves of many Karen Soackman and Carol Rom ville. moted to the position of mainte­ The movement of Enterprise him al Hale, shortly after the resident* of this area seemed to are finalbu in National Merit nance mechanic. and Bainbridge to the Seventh family had moved there from Industrial Park drive. William* UAW. . Robert B. He plans to remain in Has­ here. A- Works. Grand Rapids engi­ Viet Nam. which resulted In In- competition. . tings. In addition to hb wife, he is neers. prepared the plan* for a :reaxing draft Quota*, reclassifi­ Ione*. Hastings Area Chamber of ferring the Navy's four atomic Dale b employed by the survived by hb mother of Has ­ powered surface warships to the cation of many regbtrant* and State Highway Department critically Injured Thursday at tings; a daughter. Mrs Carolyn 1700 fee gust. 1963. accepts post at Cold­ Aldermen referred to commlt- -auslnv nearly everyone to pray water effective March 1, He la­ October Weather that the New Year will bring was run over by her automobile, Nesbitt of Hastings: a son. Da­ ter srrepted a position with the The Millers are not in need of according to a report at the vid of Lackland Air Force Base. Eugene Barlow of Barlow Oar'Die average maximum tem­ guided missile frigate Truxton Cadillac Chamber of Commart*. financial help as the Michigan Texas: two grandchildren; seven perature in the Hastings ore* ---.... — sheriff's office. Crippled Clilldren's organiza­ Ibters. Mrs 8llas <Mvrtle> Mlles leviate a water run-off problem. big and small-gleaned from the of Grand Rapids. Mrs Phillip and the average minimum was ships provide almre.1 unlimited tion. supported by Easter Seals, oases of The Banner, follow: b taking care of Jeanette's sur ­ ■ Nina' Engierth and Mrs. Harry Hastings' old 41.1. according to records kept range and the ability to stay at eheat injuries. JANUARY 7-The New Year grid coach. . gery and hospitalization by the Hasting* Fuherics Re­ began on a tragic note here, a* According to the report, she ■ Iva> Walstaad of North Dakota search Station. The higher;-, refueling. Without the need for Nancy Jane. 3. and Mary Ann. 2. DAld off in April, tentative school . Susan daughters of Mr. and Mr*. Rich­ budget b 81.266,845 temperature recorded during the constant refueling, they arc a in VistNani Another son. Lloyd. 1572 Fine Lake and had reached Richard (Ella) Hennev and Mr* valuable asset to_Jbe Seventh Is in the Army. sUli in the States ard L Thoma*, died in the fire Hansen named Maple Valley which badly damaged their home valedictorian with perfect fotirPrecipitation totaled 1.74 Inches, Fleet striking forces operating the vehicle began roll'ng. She John (Hazel* Gutheridge. al) of Hastings, and a brother. Howard, at 812 N. Church early New vear record . . . Hasting* school slipped and fell under the car 1.14 inches below normal. throughout the Western Pacific. of Alto. Connie Tickner. -daughter.. of Year* Day . Daniel, son of board reinstate* cooperative 'Mrs. Veda Tickner of Sunfield, Mr and Mrs, Douglas Bumford, work-whooL program lifts 16:40 pm Thursday on N. Broadwa* named the DAR good citizen of R3 Bellevue won the Barry Dinirerson takes first tn of Lakewood High School for the Stork Rare at 9:41 am on Jan. Jack Taylor. 33. Rl Hastings, adult livestock judging , 1. . Barry prepared to take was driving north with hl* wife The Senior class nominates narl In program to develop hu­ Yvonne. 26, and two children man resource* In Michigan . . A Christmas storm swirled Marc Squier named to Kalama­ Harold Lewis receive* God and then . Catherine zoo Ctilki Guidance clinic board Country award. . rolet driven by Shannon L ■nd into Barrv County on Dec be th DeBack. 92. Rl Delton, who (Jennie) Conley is 102 years old. Lydy, 29. R2 Hastings died Saturday morning. Dec. 25. The girl receiving the largest vs Klwanta president . . Mrs. Lulu M. Ebey. 44. Rl . Two Both were traveling north n-ar the ground was covered with at the Barry County Medical Fa­ number of vote* is then Ankl men left for military du tv Delton, mother of seven, dies fol­ the Park View Inn. Lydy said he ’ now, travel was difficult And cility, were held at 2:30 . pm the D.AR. good citizen through the draft office. 30 lowing toboggan accident . . . the temnerature was dropp’nv , al the Henton - Smith Thomapple Boy Scout leader* discovered al j:31 am Feb. 12,. around Taylor, .hit member for the past four yeaiV •JANUARY 14-HaaUM* Ro­ destroying Wayrir's Shoe Store, The Rev. iMac Osgood off Id-' The Hastings City Council ad­ tallure Pridav nearly a half-inch of journed the regular meeting the Gamble Store and damaging rain fell before II turned Into She b also the treasurer of'the The annual sheriff's report OAA. a member of the Honor Rhndatlon Club, the equivalent other building" Harold W. from Monday to Friday ao that Prairie rille Cemetery finally into snow and on Chr 1st- Society, a student council repre- ofra40 a member to promote un­ injured in Ute 497 traffic acci­ the councilmen could spend 1. 1673. the daughter of Lewis Bliss plant here- ... Dr Norbert Christmas Eve with their fatnlderstanding among peoples of all About dents reported during the 12 was the president of the Sopho­ nations Everyone U Invited Schowalter. Stephen Johnson, more class at Sunfield. to Hasting* Public Library o5>en Marshall H Cook and Richard Her church activity include* house Jan 16. they lived all of their married Donors rtve C. Birke become City Bank dlable, and driving on trunk Junes than reported during the membership In the MYF of the 131 pint* at Red Crow blood life on a farm north of Prairie­ Sunfield Methodist Church, vice clinic, . Battle Creek Lakeview The Emergency Welfare Relief ville. with the exception of two president of the Alblon-ijuuing wtn» teMiKlropiiy in Lee H Lamb Master and Mrs. Grover Grigsby Dbtricl MYF and she b also ac­ Wrestling tournament. Hasting* attend Barry Pomona Grange Her husband died in 1944. Ing, according to Deputy Harvey "Black Christman" in many tive in the Youth for Christ Main b second . . . H. Lynn meeting. Delton High wins The temperatures: oommuni tins of Michigan. Ban? granddaughter, Mrs. Robert Newton. Hastings businessman Connie Is sponsored by the dtea. . . Arthur K. Richardson. Hon basketball cliampioMhip. county escaped any such fatal!Cline of Rl Delton, and a halfSurplus Food Pion Stevens - Thomas - Mason DAR operatkm of local people U asked *1*14r. Florence McCrumb of Middleville wins Expressway Chapter of Ionia reported rtaallUng in about S3.000 county school board member. title . . . Roger B. Kilpatrick property damage but do injuries. clothing and. or footwear should dies. . . . Ernest Miller has grand named Bllu general sales man­ A daughter. Mrs. Christie ager. . . . Russel T. Hankins be­ Castle, died in 1918. Tite Hastings City Bank and Store. . Richard Welton in- comes manager of Hastings Area National Bank of Hasting* will Allan Orinage. former manager headquarters on East Court ’ —a* — RxHianve .... ..nt... Club nreaiw. .MUIUW.V. . . . 'tailed HASTINGS HEIGHTS RES­ denu . . . Emily Julia McElwain. I aid A. McKibbin. former wwrStreet. WILL BE CLOSED Ytar's. Eve The City Hall and 61. HHS teacher for more than!ration officer here, named disWoodland. He and Mrs Grinage 4H DOG CLUB BACKWARD GLANCES, Jan. 4. day Friday to give employees an JANUARY II — Don Dolman Phase Sew MORE ABOUT: vacation. extended weekend. displays hi* miniature Bias press • Continued on Page 4, this 1965 Brings Joy, Sorrow to Barry County Residents New Court Mrs. Erway to Leave Hastings Officer to Check­ Alimony Dodgers Treasurer’s Post Chronology of Year’s Events Reflects Cultural, Governmental Progress, Many Tragic Incidents Robert Sharpe Critical After All Isn’t Merry aLCar-Train Crash \ Johnny Kidder ™ BonaH Heacock Hemembers I)ec.2 Christmas for Dies Monday Al Viet Nam Dale Millers After Surgery on Rainh Leffler To Retire Jan. 22 111 Hired ff'hen Run Over Hy Her Auto backward glances bits ofyesterday”.... as gleaned from the Banner files Mrs. DeBaek of Delton Dies on Christmas Day HOU, Connie Tickner Named Lakewood Good Citizen ^Christmas Storm Swirls Thru Area a �Nashville ’65 Highlights Are Summarized dated to eorapete In the dtotrirt . Rhodesia, arrived j boras oni furamteto.; . . fcpt. CarroU Wotfi lough. . ..Th. James, rsMSsmaspoto te-the Uterary Club on kcr^h9m^wi^,d^oytojiy^nru Durlng January the Nashville Emergency Group up *to acuvitiea under the chairman­ ship of Mrs. Win. Hamm and Cajite Caloy was given the Good CitUcnahip award lunl Wallace Graham, Leailr Boldcry «><! Charles Vide were elected to the Maple Valley Board of Eduea- Hastings was lilted to operate tiie - nrsv 'ifitse • duuaiid plant to tlicir son and wife. Mr. and Mra. Wesley Erato. . . . Mapin Valley's undefeated debate team made plaiw for district oxnpetltlon. . . . The Republican party wa* the only one to call for a caucus. . . . Supt. Carroll Wolff rwd president of the ■ Maple Syrup Aaaocia-. the price for syrup wa* I During July a MJ00 to de­ molish the older portion of the high school building was accept­ ed. .. . Rainhart Zemke was elected president of the board of education. . . . Charles Higdon. R3 mall carrier, ruLlrtd after 47 years. . . . Bert Cuyler was awururd tlw contract for re­ modeling-r building for a post office at a cost of $22,000. During August, the VFW man­ of Maple syrup wrrc made be­ tween Ftta. 33 and April 1. . . . ’zon Heusler was named preai'lent of the Maple Valley Edu- CHANCE TO REGISTER FOR FREE try. Mis. Margery Blout and Ralph Rlclianbon. . . . The vil­ lage added anotlter police offi­ cer, Junior Wood, a local reol- 1966 Impala TO BE GIl^EN AWAY FRIDAY, DEC. 31 Lawrence Annis resigned from the Castleton tire board and Mi­ chael Appelmon was named to replace him. . . . 1.W7 students enrolled Ln the Maple Valley HAPPIER families Close FRIDAY DEC. 31 9 FOOD WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES CENTER HYGRADE Swift's Premium SHANK HALF HAMS WHOLE, U S D A- INSPECTED GRADE 'A' FRYERS Reg. or Drip SPARTAN COFFEE TASTE THE BIG / CIFFFRENCE I WHOLE FRYER WITH RIBS... FRYER LEGS HYGRADE BONELESS BRISKET DOUBLE BREASTED OR 4-LEGGED iCORNED BEEF ib 69 FRYING CHICKENS LUNCH MEATS ““Cr ib 59‘ PURE, GRANULATED ickrich Smok-Y-Links In November Thanksgiving Union services were planned. . . The Senior*, using two casts, presented a play directed by Mrs. Greta Firater. ... The Church of the Nuzarenc purchas­ ed land from tile school district for *12,000 on which Uiey hope to build a new church, parsonage and fellowship hall. The nut of the 38-acre plot will be develop- rntertalned during the Christ­ mas weekend. . . Adult Farmer classes were set up under the direction of Terry Checarbrough and the Chamber of Commerce gave away *300 during Uw month to fatten purses at Christmas Lime Hie Gerald Mahler* from Upkind. Ind. where he U attending Taylor University, are spending their vacation at the Iwn-.c of his parents. the John Mahler*. who also entertained the Gerald Karcher family on Chrutnuu Day The BUI Damons of Ann Art»ir aim izciuua ucno.1 and Uiree children of Holland were Christmas gueste on Bunday at the home of their parent*. Uie Carl Spartan FLORIDA FRESH-FROZEN MICHIGAN SUGAR ORANGE family of Woodland and Herbert Rase, local Mr*. Donna Wilkina spent Christmas Day with her daughter, the Lyle Sanborn* of Middle Lake. JUICE /SWift's Premium PRO-TEN BEEF SO TENDER YOU CAN CUT IT WITH A FORK! WITH COUPON BELOW. DELUXE TRIM, STANDING RIB ROAST BONE STEAK ib 89* HAWAIIAN PUNCH ft’1.09 LUNCH NAPKINS Country Fresh 3 COTTAGE CHEESE DRESSING WITH COUPON BELOW 1-Pt., 14-oz. Ctn. QUART JAR SPARTAN MIDGET PRETZEL STIX HAPPY NEW YEAR . LONGHORN CHEESE OVEN-FRESH SANDWICH BREAD Iron off o/ iu lo II6H5T SHOP AND SAVE EVER/Dz all a/ you, groctingt, with the hope our jriendihip may cunlmuc. SHEDD'S SALAD (MICH. SUGAR Music Center and �Spirit of Giving Practiced Daily By Elks Lodge ( Armed /fowl •News Notes-1 THE HARTINGS BANNER—3 Thttnsday, December 38, IMS Personal Mention local, and Carl Hewitt of Wood- PENNOCK HOSPITAL and Mr* William Hewitt, Char­ •file Christmas xptrit of giving admittances 1* practiced each day 'of the William 6. Buehler, son of Mr. lene and Marilyn of Grand and Mrs. John M. Buehler of Ledge. ' CLAMKBVILLK —IteltrUe IOI1. W* tcctive. Ordcg of Elks through the staff of the Commander. Am-, Tuesday after visiting the Milton Michigan Elka Major Projects phlbious Group One. embarked Bennert family at Rochester aboard the amphibious force since Friday for the Christmas flagship.USS Eldorado, operating holiday iiandlcappcd children. in the South 'China Sea with Mrs. Helen Sherwood of Grand This program i.« supported the Seventh Fleet. The flagship Elton Sandmon. clMlrmsn of tile Harting* Elk* Major Project Committee. ttcenUy shared with the. members of the local Elk* Lodge a letter received from a grateful recipient of this asilxtance. Sanderson quoted from tlie lettr- as follow^: • Dear Members of the Elks I wish to thank all of you for making it pocdbte for me to get my daughter’s and son's teeth fixed. I thought It utu impnirtble to ever get their leelh fixed, until 1 found out how didn't know that Uwre were pcoprtdaUon to the member* of the Elka Club and to Mr. Al Sanderson’* In sharing Utt* letter with all. it was further n<»i«l2iha»-ihe greatest joy in the heart 1st all Elkz. U reflected in the facts and mtmorte* of the children who have locclved-omittance through the Major Project* program. Til! local Elks, in addition to contributed basket* of food for needy families and in post years during the Christmas amson have outfitted children of Barry County with necessary Winter ctorhlng. Exalted Ruler Glen Donovan also announced tint the annual Elks Major Projects diiuu-r will lx scheduled to spend the Christ­ mas holidays In Subic Bay. Re­ public of the Philippines. Eldo­ rado combine* a complex com­ munication system, planning fa­ culties and tactical control areas Into one well - integrated unit which provides full support for the major commanders involved in the planning and exeeut>on of an Amphlbfous assault landing. Marine Staff Sergeant Carl O Sanborn. Jr. son of Mr. anu Mrs. Car) O. Sanborn, Sr., of 1807 S. Bedford Rd.. Hasting;., ।has been participating In a rou।t‘ne exercise at Vieques Island, ;Puerto Rico with the'4th Marine ■eniwiff The family gathering at the Frank McCloskey home on 8. Hanover for Christmas dinner included the Roger Jones family ao» a. wtiaiaatoQ. w. j. rui JtriU Atfflbraster. 301 E borts to the following on Chrirtmix All the most Important new coof shapes in luxuriously elegant fabrics! Sculptured weaves collared with dyed squirrel . , . polished weal zibelines :with natural mink! Misses'. Juniors. 35.88 A bright, young collection of casual and neatly tailored winter coats! A newsy group of dashing styles for junior petites . . . sportive heather tweed collared with natural raccoon . . . more! the continuous training of fleet • team held tiieir’ potluck Christmas unit* to maintain peak efficiency dinner “---------— “— ” —’ Gifu at the ” Hasting* Bowl. In both amphibious assault operaUotM and defense against sub- ■ marine, air and surface threats xented gifts VMMOMVILI.E-IWaali Cook R’ Upon completion of Abe exercise n*»U Cook Rl. Dec. SO; Jueein mid - December. Marine Air dally busy al Cliristnwi time H as Hupteii i Squadron One returned ’ Uiey moved, but it was well worth to tluf Marine Corp* Air Station ’ Die effort u they enjoyed QirUt- WOODLAND —Charles 'Haffl|>l>t»r. BL n.. as at Cherry Point. N.C., a* a unit; max tn their lovely new home at of the 2nd Marine Aircraft Wing. 11215 David Drive with their fam- Lake and "Jock” Hopkins from Miami University in Ohio. The Blake Allcrdlngx entertained East Doud COAT EVENT!! 400 better coats go on sale tomorrow! and family, the Robert Sher­ woods, for the Christmas holi- The Franklin Huntley family were with their son. Atty. John Huntley and family, in Marshall for Christmas dinner on Satur­ day. ANNUAL YEAR END ALWAYS FIRST QUALITY > and family from Lansing and Henk Terpenns, un exchange student from The Netherlands who U spending the school year with member of Marine Air Support them; Mr. and Mrs. David Otto LAKE ODBHKA —■ CsreUn Squadron One. During an am- and family from Middleville. Mr. phiblnux landing, the squadron I coordinated request* for close air family from Midland. Mr. and Mrs support of ground units and op­ Vivian Barnum and mother. Mrs erate facilities for the electronic Mmner Geiger from Woodland and control obother air support mb- Donald Ketchum from Woodland MIDnUtVIIXE CvatSta Wrt'-r. ».* tty Mrs. Lloyd Owen tings Elk* Lodge Awards will be presented at this time to the „ „ ___ Elk ct the Year and the Citizen 1 Mr Mr* Uovd O’"1 KltCT* — *•-----.tslned their family for a preChrijtmn* dinner Sunday. Dee. 18. Present were Mr. and Mrs William ■Cox and dilldren from Nashville. More About- IN HASTINGS 25.88 Favorite coats brightened with newsy collar treatments, meticulous detailing! Wonted colors in woo! zibelines, tweeds. Many with keep-warm Milium* acetate linings. 20.88 Births at Pennock Fabulous low prices in rich wool-ondcashmere ‘suedes' . . . crisply tailored polished wool zibelines with keep-warm lin­ ings of Milium* acetate. Smartest new stylings for misses' sizes. Chgixtma* Eve. The AUerdings will be New Year's Eve dinner guests Hrtaee. HkUmi, at of the Izo Tlfta. A vUltor over the Christmas lr. HsskrUls. 17.88 Phelps of Saugatuck. They' were children from Algonquin and Mr Hate family of Taffee Drive After and Mrs Raymond Owen and cliil- I the holidays Mrs Phelps will be ! dren, local, a Mr. and Mr*. Lloyd | flying to Lakeland. Fla, for the Owen were dinner guests of Mr j Winter month*. Continued from Page One and Mrs William Cox in Naahvllte Bonnie, daughter of Mr. and on^ChrUtmax Day. __ _ f Mra. Harare S’.ltt of 1825 W. State ath-* w i ota4 rePort Mr*. Howard I Rood, is spending the Christmas Mra. Albert H. Carvtth. Has- . jjoojp home from Pennock Ho*- vacation in Detroit visiting Bonnie tlngx. ha* been appointed chair- p|taj flnce Monday * Mr and Traub and other friends. Backward Glances Marriage Licensee partment of tK. State Federation ,rtn>n Friday evening at Marof Womans Clubs, by the alate v(n FeW<rt |n fa weeksOlatrict. Saturday night and Sunday gu-s's Bbarcu Endsley. Haitlois prexddenL Mr*. W K Chapman;* Mr and Mr* Marvin FHdre of her parents, Mr, and Mrs wil­ of Cheuoygan, i of tlie Weeks district called at Will liam James. Guni* Sunday. Dec 18. 40 year* Ago । Elizabeth and Sliurtey and Owen To be seen at the Strand— | L. Cox from Naahvllte visited at Gene B ratton - Porter's "The I Owen Suit'* Sunday. * Owen L. Keeper of the Brea." starring Cox from Nashville is spending a BIDS WANTED ON CRUISER Clara Bow. Robert Frazer and few days at Orandp* Owen's. * Alyce Mills. Also a comedy,;Mr and Mra Lindon Norris enter••Dynamite Doggie." and Inter-1 talned their family, the Garry NovThe Halting* Police Department is accepting national Ncwa • । rises and Jean Norris from south • • • [ Cedar Cornen for Christina* Eve. bid* until 12 Noon Monday, Jan. 10. for a naw Hartings appear* to be heading ’ called on Mrs. Grace phaffee a? i police cruiser. Specifications may be obtained at the the Medical Center Sunday. * We are within k'J.OOO of the 140.000 Police Department, City Holl. total required for u first-class Christinas I office. Judging by average C. RICHARD SUNIOR The Leolie Cooks and Hubert, growth during ;»i»t ycora. the Hartings office will reach the re­ Cooks were guests of .the Dr Chief of Police quired total sumcUme during David Cook family at Novi for1 Christmas. 1820. r No Need for Cash Charge It!! Friday. City Enginrer Tobias wa* authorized to flood a vacant lot in each ward to provide skat­ ing rinks for youngsters and adult* who enjoy clua healthful sport. Chrtrtmos was a happy day at the County Fnnn. Individual* and ory-niiL-atiuiu sent numerous gifts which were placed on a Christmas tree prepared by Mr and Mrs. Castetein. Among tlur present* brought, was the longexpected vlctrola provided through th? efforts of Mtae Olga Beastlier. The inmatra were greatly delighted with the vlccrola and have been enjoying music from It constantly. FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Broadway and Center Streets Willard H. Curtis. Minister vice over WBCH. Sacrament of the Lord's Supper Sermon;TOur Little-Cod'* Much" Monday. 7 Boy Scouts. Wednesday Activitlra 8:30 Circle 3 will meet at. the home of Mrs. Steplven Johnson. home of Mrs Harold E. Smith. 3:30 Cherub choir practice. 8 Circle 7 will meet 8:30 Kirk House 7:30 CTjancx-l choir, practice. DELTON REVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST CHURCH 404 W. Colfax — Ph. WI 5-5318 Saturday Sabbath School. 8:30. Warship, 11 am. Wednesday prayer. 7:30 pm. Sunday, "Faith for Today," on TV. WOOD, Channel 8. 3:30 am. Sunday. Voice of Prophecy. Radio WJEF 1230. 8:30 am. HARTINGS WESLEYAN MBTHODIRT CHURCH Ret. Otaon W. Clark, Pastor WI 5-3212 Sunday 10 <m. Sunday school. 11 ami. Worship service. Ser­ mon: Christian Stewardship. 6: 30 p.m. Wesleyan Youth Fel­ lowship 7: 30 p.m. Evening Gospel Hour, rectlon. Wednesday, 7:30 pm. Mid-* Week prayer and Bible study. WAIT! WAIT! WAIT! PENNEY'S OS ANT Wffll GOODS EVENT the jackets you want when you want them even the prices are right! STARTS Monday Jan. 3rd All Penney iheeti reduced! Super buys all through the store! Don't miss the excitement! Don t miss the savings! Don't miss anything! HURRY TO PENNEY S BRIGHT AND EARLY MONDAY. J ■ 13.88 17.88 19.88 21.88 Penney's togs these spprty suburban jackets for greater values than ever! A brand-new, 'this-minute' collection, of snappy cotton corduroys, frosted pile 'animal' looks, many, many-more! Pile linings and foam laminates to warm the winter scene, too! Misses' sizes in wanted colors! Don't wait a minute more . . . pick your favorite and save! �•f donor* threaten* Barry's Red tr. dies. . . . Max Straw' Geurg* Romney to speak bar* as men 1 Cross blood program. . . . Osborn Road damaged i highlight of Michigan week 'jack' I 1 AUGUST t>—104 golfer* enter i celetaratkwi. . . . Dlap Kay Buck. I ter. < > Hastings Country Ctub'e M-hols route change .-Operation APRIL 1 - The Rolf* Bulling* 16. and Jerry Lyn SHRnklln. 19. | Chart tournament . . . Gordie John__ ___ _ Bubble." in which Barry students write about their world tour. . . kitted in one-car crash. ... Fires ry. . . Jvl(1r i_jn)c Russell House-!«nUe paved rwee Lrack at Langget tabereulln test, announced by | Maple Valley faculty nij» Has­ destroy large dairy barn Dr. Phil Brown . ’ . Famed U-M tings teachers in cage game. . . . Floyd Jones farm near Hickory ; nians are in Alaska'for mission- 'borne. __ Pa. . . . Only 50 pints pinta [Glee Club present* concert here Robert Robinson becomes Kro­ Gamers, and the Cedar Creek |ary worM_ ... Area bowler, win given at blood clinic. . . . Pen­ nock Hospital asks Barry County ger store manager. . . . Thorn­ MlU. - - . Initiate 18 Into ha- J3 C6O in State touraev N^shvlite's Tew aewage trmt- for grant for Health Department trtet cage crown al Battle Creek apple Garden Club receive* na­ Oonal Honor Society. . . . Continued from Page One .... The James Fenstemaker tional recognition for conserva­ MAE 13 - Youth Council Dt- mrnt plant goea into operation. । home northwest of Nashville tion education. Delegate*'from 46 . , Welcome tcctor Bob King, who is also i . E. W. Bites sponsor* Explor- pital. . . Clare M. Holder, former Assyria destroyed by fire. . . . Gordie Wagon Club holds first meeting YMCA aecrttery, receive* »*•’«* Boy Scout post ui englneer- churches attend Wesleyan Con­ Tbwiuhlp ami Barry County of- Johncock. 28. prepares to drive . . The Wayne Pennington home Uoual recognlUon for YMCA ing. .. . Deraid.H. Kraft named ference here. . . ..Record school fldal. diss. ... in 500-Mile Memorial Day classic destroyed by fire. . . . Chester work . . Mr and Mr*. Jerry executive engineer for Bliss budget her* la 61JO70M. . . . MARCH 4 — H H8 pesentatlon W1U1 Mechanic Duane Glasgow A Long retlre-s from National Johnson receive Health Depart-. Company, and movemoves •to Canton* ■Jack Hoke named United Com­ ___________ ____ _ ....... fir Thr Pav Bank. . . . Laxn' Haywood, Gor­ uient approval for their motel Fund drive chairman. . . Dr. ‘ *■ ' w.. W W. A. Butiller conducts munity 1 high7r»l«.' • Donors giVe117 Oteens celebrate Wth wedding don Endsley and William Crut- development along the Thorn- Red'. Cross * lllc-aavtng course. . . . Exchange Club holds 6lh annual pints at Bliss blood clinic. . . .Jubilee. . . . tenden receive FFA State Farm- apple . . . Harry Lens becomes Bliss gives 4500 to Hastings Pub- |model airplane meet. . . . John governor of Hastings Moose . Richland win* final basketball MARCH IE-Four hundred athe Library. . . . Fire causes Martin retire* after 43 year* game at the W. K. Kellogg tend "Y" basketball jamboree. der* for military duty. . . . Coble $10,000 damage at Leslie Conklin with Bites Company. . . . Local School at Hickory Corners. Next .. . . Mr*. Donna Kinney. Mrs Corporation lakes over Ben dlctorian, Sandra Lee Belson is farm. . . . Wally Byam Caravan 1 Fall school becomes Gull Lake. I Marguerite Stauffer. Mrs Norma Franklin Store. . . . Board de­ salutatorian. . . . Supervisor* ask Club accepts bid to hold Interns. . . Sharon K. Lewis, Gid Scout. Chase, Mrs. Mary Holman and termines Upper Crooked Lake vote on special tax for lul new I>CW jail L.UIMU J ill AUGUST 18 —>M« "Smith. 18. tional rally in <WKUl|f*U. Michigan. . . . receive* God and Community Mrs. Marguerite Shroyer hnn. . . City awards contract •”*v 4‘ — “ ------ farm* Swards 426566 4265M contract JULY Barry farmsdam- I Nile*, wins 54-Hole HCC touraaAward. . . . Young mother, Mrs. ored by the BPW for their extrtMartel Street storm aged In the Palm Sunday APRIL 4 — Michigan Week Nancy Ones. 17. Thornapple ordinary achievements . . Mr* plana move forward. . . . Ne-Hi ■ do -o eligible eligible tor for Federal Federal a**i assistance comes master of Maple Leaf Lake Road, killed near Gardner. Robert ElligtI takes Cancer Cru • and The Banner bowlers finish . . Del Um High pitcher Mike Grange. . . . Local JJ6 represent­ III. In car accident . . Paul sade chairmanship . Hastings one-two in City Women* tour­ Wesleyan* dedicate addition to Martin hurls no - hit. no - run ing the Bites Foundry workers Dean Crldler. 11-mon th-old son! Kroger Store voted Most Prien d- nament .. . Mr*. Robert Godfrey church. . . . Hastings Elk* hoi.- KVA baseball game. . . . Has­ ly Kroger Store of 1964. . . . nsmed president of Friend* of ored for contributions to State tings Savings i Loan reports AUGUST ta — Sunfield win* Middleville. injured fatally In car Hastings Electric, one of Has­ the Hasting* Public Library . . . -------- — Class C District Softball tourna­ .. i-..-. fun(1 misfikp . . . Harry Scobey re­ tings' newest store*, has grand Gloria Hecht, Lakewood valedir-1 Hastings n e r rededlcatc» bylaws. . . . Reinhart Zemle ment here. . . . Portland girl. tire* from telephone company. opening. . . . Mrs. Grace Benham tartan, has a perfect 40 average. ‘ ----- --as Michigan Week hlgt.- named president of Maple Valley Diane Hendee. wins Woodland business . . . Charles Stahl. 78, Clarksville, wills in excess af 460DOO to Pen­ . . . Moose sponsor unique Scout light. . . Chris. Jacoby receisr, school board. . . . Hastings horse show . . . Alfred T. Hasel. killed tn crash in snowstorm. . . nock Hospital and First Metho­ troop. . . . Mrs. Sandr* Lee Eagle rank . . . The Walter E schools buy 30-scre Bowler prop­ Actionflex receives 427,000 de- dist Church. . . . Jack A. Sempf. Maher. 37. Portage, former resi­ Wortley* of Lake Odessa ma;k erty souUi of the Country Club, 68, Hasting* businessman, dies dent: John P. Durbin. 20. Rl 60th anniversary . . . Episcopal paying 48.00A . - Charles Hlg. . . Hastings High Band receives Freeport, and Kathleen Lynn Bishop C. E. Bennlson conArnu rlnti rvtJr** after 47 vmm ■■ Odessa, die*. . . . Hastings com­ top rating. . . . Rev. C David McMullen. 5. killed in two traffic class at Emmanuel Church. . plete* water main improvement rural mall carrier Stuckmeyer. Grace Lutheran accidents, four others hurt. . . . Wayne A. Newton, past exalted project started tn 184* with pastor, accepts call to Arlington Kussell Doty named First. Fourth ruler of the local Elks, is State Oak parish at Dowling marks 4300.000 bond issue . . . Richard Height*. HL . . . Trailer Club chairman of the Michigan Na­ 10th anniversary. . . . 155 of the Root renamed president of Bites holds rally here. . . . tional Foundation Committer 266 members of the HHS 1862. Local 414. Negotiations for new MARCH 25 - Woodland wins ot Review in quiet municipal . . . Sheriff Merl H Campbell graduating class plan to further contract continue. . . . Wayne Hastings Men’s Basketball tour­ election in which ill vote* were opens new license unit in Court­ their education. . . . Royal C. Shoes has grand opening. . . . Freeport invites everyone to annament. . . . More than 2.C00 cast. ... Bet Integration of Bar­ house, begins taking color photo­ attend Gcout-O-Rama. . . . Wil­ ry Welfare Department and graphs for new driver's licenses dtes. . . . Dr. James F. Hogan liam W. Caswell. Lake Odessa* Bureau of Social Aid for May 4. begins practice in Delton. . . . Hennry killed in Alaskan alrcrash. . . . Jerome Van MAY 27 —Pennock Hospital Hastings Klwante honors Mrs Kne ire. Baker Lake, succeeds APRIL 15 — Christian world announces new screening testa Alberta Barnum. Helen Wade . . . Ray E. Sherman, former publisher of the Mtesaukee Re­ prepares to observe Good Pil­ for new babies, designed to help and Herbert Reinhardt, who re­ Claud Willson who resigned as Yankee Spring* supervisor. . . . public, dies in Hastings. . . prevent retardation. . . . HCC tired after many years of teach­ SEPTEMBER «-Rev. Howard President Jim Spoon sink* hole- ing . . . Pennock Hospital re­ record $449334 . . . Clarence Rit-. valedictorian. . . . Townsliip* ceive* 410000 Kellogg grant. . . . W. Roger* becomes pastor of Pilgrim Holiness Church. . . . sems named Rotary president Isold their annual meetings . . . nine-hole course. . . . Mr*. Jennie \ . . . Famed Saladin Band playsi High schools open Spring sports Conley d(e». . . . Barry prepares elimination of intra-clty school Jock Hopkin* retains hl* Has­ here. . . . Miss Emma Velte, 83., season . . . Hastings Rural Fire bus service. . . . Parking 1* tings Country Club champion­ Rl Woodland, die* in homei Department adds jeep" truck receives opposition for transfer banned on Broadway from Court ship . . . Sunfield wins regional softball title. . . . Rustin R. Wlld, with front end spray. . . . Crook­ of tavern license to Hastings to the north City limit*. . . . Phone Vermontville man.’S. Lake Odessa, killed whA Christina B Grocinger. 87. Rl ed Lake project referred to State Bowl. . . . JULY 92 — Donor* give 106 hit by car. . . . Atty. David A. 259-7298 Woodland, oldest WoodlandI agencies.... Hasting* has Clean­ JUNE 3—The Viking Company pinta at blood clinic. . . . Disas­ Dimmer* begins practice here. Up. Ftx-Up, Paint-Up Program; trous fire sweep* live Wayland . . . The Don Gareys purchase obtains control of the Dominion Tornadoes rip throughout Mid­ building*. . . . Eldon Flessner of Sprinkler Co.. Ltd., of Montreal. West. cause much damage in Woodland is president of Lake­ Meyer Company of Grand Rap­ Barry County. . . . Jack O'Con­ Canada. . . . Gordie Johncock wood school board. . . . Barry's nor. Hastings Township super­ win* fifth place in the 500-Mile 106th county fair set to open. . . . ids. . . . Home being built in visor. named county board chair­ Memorial Day classic. . . . HHS Fire destroys dairy bam on Cook subdivision, the first here team win* West Central golf with all utilities underground man. . . . Hasung* ha* open Louie Karrnes' farm operated by . . . Mrs. John Mulligan Of Mid­ Conference crown in the tourna ­ house for inspection of expanded Emmett Butler. . . . Barry give* Northeastern and Southeastern ment al Alma. . .. Rob White re- 47565.70 to Cancer Crusade. . . . dleville wins womefc's HCC golf crown for 7th time. . . . Bliss Lo­ Schools. . . . Wayne Pennock Robert B. Moore, 68. retired Has ­ cal 414 goes on strike Sept. 1. . . . Jakes Maple Grove supervisor * ting* businessman, die*. . .. Has­ SEPTEMBER 8 —Rev. George keat on county board. . . . Pen­ tings Fiberglass complete* new nock Hospital award* contracts the UPI All-State Class C team. for exjxuxsiun cos ting 41.256.600. . . . Barry's Charlton Park mu­ oome* president of Lions Club. Woodland United Brethren in Christ Church. ... 161 pints . . . Clifford W. Dolan, retired .125 notified to have second given at Red Cross blood clinic. Hastings MIg. Company director. west of Delton given Bute list- picture taken for new driver* . . . Richard Palmer, who had a catcd in old NYC depot. .. . Sup­ Lansing. . . . named Thornapple Boy Scout ervisors vote to build new jail atJULY 28—Live Steam Rodeo rector Of Michigan Harness Rac­ on Courthouse square. . . . Seven set for Charlton Park . . . Has- .ing Association.. . . Break ground ing aid for tornado victims. . . . receive draft orders. . . . JUNE 1* — .Grace Lutheran tings Country' Club opens new for Road Commission'* 4240.344 Richard Wingeler joins National Bank staff. . . . Jack Warner of Church here schedules 25th an­ ll-holc course. . . . Lyman Baker. garage. . . . Ron Dlngerson wins Moriarty Farm Buildings super- niversary celebration for June 13 19. Rl Ada. exhibits grand cham­ tint in State beef showmanship . . . Bill Lynch of Nashville pion at Jersey Parish Show held contest . . . Rotary welcome* To our friend* who have been bam at fairgrounds, sponsored named Kalamazoo College's most at fairgrounds. . . . Fire destroys by carlton Grange. . . . Mrs My- valuable (rack squad member. home owned by the Ernest Wil­ "Mkrtinlxing" dry cleaning es­ -• —HKA4miiiup.ee , o<, luug—i«me, . . .. Barry . . rated . . with only three liams on Wilhite Road. . . . tablishment opens In downtown Year enriched with many joy*. welfare worker, dies . . Library »,otkrd °k- shelters. . . HHS Hostings ■ ■ • Ellon R. Tubba, Uvgeat-class In 88-year cation. . . . Gtrald N. Slack be­ 76. former Prairieville supervisor. named Hastings' top community achievment of the year. . . . |t history. htotnr’ . . . Hastings Ha*une* welcomes welcome* come* pastor of Carlton SeventhAFEUk» — Hastings Rotary, Gordie Johncock with civic re­ day Adventist Church. . . . Rob­ grand champion shorthorn at honon 10 Top HHS Benton. . . . ception and.receives Key to the ert K Lapworth. Lake Odessa State <H show. . . . SEPTEMBER 14-New Market R. D. VanDtusen. biologist in’ City . . . Herbert Reinhardt re­ banker, dies. . . . Lamb Industrie* bird sanctuary, receive* Certifi­ tires after 37 years on HHS fac­ sells White Products division at Street storm drain Is completed. 120 W. Stat. St. cate of Merit at the 20th annual! ully. . . . Barry County's boating Middleville . . The Rev. Roger . . . Hastings High welcome* five Barry Soil District meeting. . . . safety course receives Stale rec­ A. Janke becomes pastor of exchange students from abroad Dr. William H. Nethery in­ Donald Lair became* Nashville; ogniUon and Gov. Romney pre- Grace Lutheran Church. . Artists' ^Workshop holds open stalled as pastor of Dimondale chief of police. ... । MAY 6 — Burdette Hayner, pietion . . . School board name* house . . . AUGUST 5 — Carl Peterson Nashville, becomes commander staff committee to study Has­ of nth vfw district. . .^JBaUle tings’ future education needs win* first area golf tournament at Hastings Country Club, . . . Creek Central win* 25U> annual Hastings Relay* title. . . Abra­ Suntken. 16. Nashville. atnj^Mr* Hastings Milling St SupplyXomham T. Eash. 82. Boone Town- Dorothy Tungale. 40. R2 Delton, pany buy* grand champion beef at Barry Fair. . . . Maple Valley ahlp, fatally burned while bum- killed in separate crashes . . . JUNE 17-Bauce Hunt receive* honors Jennie Boyd. Gertrude Pickup sad Delivery. Maple Valle/* "best athlete" Montgomery and Ralph Rich­ Th* Hastings Banner award. . . . Rev. John Joldersma ardson, retiring teachers. . . . assigned to the Hastings Parish Mis* Jean Barnes honored after of the First Methodist Church. long service as recording sewing THE FURNITURE chairmtth of the Women's Board BUILDING BPW president. . . . Rev Fr. of Pennock Hospital. . . . Robert Denis P. Nash becomes first pas­ C Rodek promoted by Bliss. . . . tor of the new parish. St Am- Peggy Cary win* fitting and Wayne Hazel showmanship cliampionship at Phon* 374-3523 had been a 8t. Rose mtealon. . . . Mayor Franklin C. Beckwith de­ M Campbell. 74. die*. . . . Lack mands airport managers resig­ nation . . . City Council denies transfer of tavern license to bowling alley. . . . Mrs. Homer Smith is honored as HHS Alum­ nus of the Year . . Dr. Charles E Morrill defeat* Howard Frost *4.00 a for school board seat, MT to 247 Cuiii . . . James R. Hock named mana­ ger of AAP Store here. . . Barry ibOTlyitea* Unit be Road Commission sells $178jDOO ’*• H*>ua*i B.neer, in bonds for 2534 percent interCORNER WALNUT AND 5. JEfftlSON Wills Dick Henney Lakewood elector* vote down HASTINGS Iff MV special school tax . Parent Teen-Age Code" drafted for area. More Ahnnt- Chronology Stan Trumble, C.LU. New York Life yxMhyou/ First Frasbyterian Church . . -ity. . . Fire badly damage* the Barry County Grangeri host ’ Donald Douglas home on W. visitors from countries in the; State Street. . . . Barry Fair Near Bast ... Board renames officers. . . ■ WilMr* Roy Smith of Dowling cele- of HasUfli* Are* Chamber of taste 60th anniversary. . . . Arts Commerce for 1866. . . . Barry A Crafts Show rated great sue- ;h&* draft quota of 13 for Novemce»s. . . . Delton school elector* ber . . Saxon Band receives approve 4650,000 expansion plan.. "top" rating. . . . Barry working . . Bliss strike enters fourth with Economic Opportunity Act —with Mead Start programs at SEFTEMBER 36—The Chides­ Delton and Middleville . . ■ OCTOBER 24—Ralph W. Har­ ter school Is closed and 47 pu­ pils transported to Southeastern per. 70. former superintendent of Delton, die* . . . Barry County ha* "Ant" schools wcr^ooia at uciton. aies ,. . . Barry zsany marriage on horseback when County Hlstarijml Boctety honor* Carol Slagle and Terry VanWle Row Jcmmwu U tor contribution to history ‘ thraugiy'hls Indian arti­ exchange rows . . . Kilpatrick Church marks centennial of cle*. . . . Ban? has quota of 20 service ... Dr. Ray Kehoe named for December draft . . . William D. Renner buys Flsnsr-Hengesa* guest speaker at Maple Valley Junior-Senior High School dedi­ bach Ford Agency. . . . Pickens cation Oct io Hastings Funeral Chapel boy* Itealle Fun­ . opens campaign for 453380 com­ eral Home at Clarksville. . Cl(y Council approve* project to munity cheat . . OCTOBER 7 - seventh-d-y Improve traffic flow at Broadway and Green . . . AdvqgUst open welfare center NOVEMBER 4-United Church here. . . . Mawin Randolpii of R3 Delton wins Michigan Out­- Women observe World Coaunun. J Ity Day. door* big bluegill ermfeat . . . . Episcopal _ _ _Bishop . Eagle Scout awards presented too । Charles E. E Dennison 'announces - ----------r ntanx Eric Thompson. Oreg ’Cutshaw. plans for dlnrrun diocesan center at Charles Sunlhalmer and Jeffry Portage. . . . M8U's Burt BmiUi Miller . Area pastor* ask is main speaker a*M(a*Ung* Hoprayer* lo end Bliss strike. . tary honor* Hastings High footHHB enrollment 1084. dropping ball team. . . John Dull. 69. the sclwol from Cliua A to B for Nashville, retired produce man athletic competition . . . Dr I and trucker, dies *uddenl> . James Zumbcrge. president of j Edward Prentice. Rl l*uislng. Grand Valley OoDege. is main'hired as operator of Hastlnga speaker as Women's Club begins;airport. . . First Meliiodlst new year. . . . B. Date Ball, for- Cliureb dedicate* new rducnlionmer Barry residtnt, become* di- «1 unit Fire destroys bam rector of Michigan's Department on Gordon VanElst place southof Agriculture. . . . Carl Hoffman of Mlddlevllie. . . . Bite* Strike rated aemi - finalist in National continues. . . . MeritjxanpeUtlon. ... NOVEMBER Il-Barry one of (MTOBER 14 — Hastings de-1 three counties on new .dairy re­ feat* Lakewood in first game search program. . . Hlekory played on Lakewood» new foot- Corner* Wesleyan* hast zone ball field. . . County board1 convention ... Dr Gerald D. electa Frank Hoonan to succeed j Whitney of Gun Lake die* . . . Alan C. Hyde as Barry Welfare, American Legion launches Op­ Board memtier . . Hasting* fl re > era lion Show Your Colors" . . . department begin* receiving 1 Fleaae Bw MORE ABOUT; Middleville Are culls for forward- Continued on Page 5, this Sec. Ing to that village . . . Fire in- spec Lors make thorough survey i of Milne** district during fire । prevention week. Leonard / W« have the < Tiny I Oswald die* after being I f hit by tree limb. . . Hasting*; । hosts 50th anniversary enuven- U tion of the Southwestern District I patterns of the Michigan Fede ratidn of f Women'* Club*. . . . Council ap- I in prove* new street lighting pro- I gram. . . . Two HHS graduates. I (Armstrong Mary Belle Cronk. 91. and James A. OCcnncr, 22. killed m one- . LINOLEUM ear crash. . . . Mr and Mr*. Wil-., I Ham Cramer critically hurt in | crash which kill* Mr*. Bertha A. L THE MODERN FASHION JN FLOORS tfcvy named HHS homecoming; OCTOBER 21 - Mrs Glen Ensoopal Church organtei . . M8U's Extension Service makes many organizational changes . Donors give 130 pints at Middlevthe clinic. . . City Bank or-'i ganlsM trust deportment Robert 8halti* is president of Al­ gonquin Lake Association . Mrs Kate Noonan honored for contribution to Democratic par- A FLOOR TO MEET EVERY BUDGET HASTINGS FLOOR COVERING 123 W. Slot* Sr. FRANDSENS Insurance Agency UPHOLSTERING •l AUTOMATIC HEATING JUNE 84 —Donald R Edmore begins his ministry as director of music and youth at HasUn*a Baptist Church. . . . Roy f. Tltkemeyer. Lakewood biology and ag teacher, write* master * thesis on Gun Lake . . . Feldpausch odd-s Food Center at Homer . . . Electrocuted doc brought back to life in Closed Chest Cardiac Re­ suscitation dsmonstraigtyi at Our Standing Policy vSince 1923 best wishes FIRST AID FOR Whatever the family'* religious for flte preference, we understand and can meet every need during bereave­ ment. Providing complete comfort­ . that this New Year will find iu j\' A* We begin the : New Year, we want io ciprcM thank* to our tine customer*. GOODYEAR BROS. IMPLEMENTS 124 N. Jefferson, Hostings Phone WI 5?5O52 continuing to serve our patron* to the beet ol our ability. && ing assistance for all faiths has been a standing policy-oF our firm since *' 1923. Spectrocin-T] Thank* for your loyalty io us. LEOIlflRD05G00D ^’funerialJ'lotne PENNOCK Concrete Product^ Noshvills, Michigon Ph. 653-2791 CHARLES H. LEONARD JACK D. OSGOOD Phone 945-2471 Don't let a sore throat ruin your day. Take a pleasant-fast­ ing Spectrocin-T? and get first aid for die pain of minor sore throat. Local anesthetic first aid that cases sore throat pain fast. Spcctrocin-T is avail- r?j~----- —- j able without a prescription at your local । drugstore. Spcctrocin-Tfrom Squibb. GARDNER Pharmacy 110 Wtif State Street, Hostings �I at Ionia Kellogg Grant Aids Children’s Charter Work More Ahput- THE HASTINGS ot Lake Odessa named medical KalamajEoo. . . University of Of family Morts in other state*. director of Barry Medical Factll- Tenneawee Mlact* Barry County Much of the background Inferfor pioneer Civil Defense shelter Pair Bound Ovar survey. . . . Richard T. Oroos NOVEMBER tS — Over 4.000 protective amices and battered visit Thornapple Garden Club's child JrgUIallon was gathered by For Larceny from Car •th Conservation Exhibition. . . . Bank of Hasting*. Robert W Children'* Clurtrr. Il has also pro­ Ronald D. Smith. Rl Athena Sherwood named U) succeed him vided exmillve staff services to Children's Charter of the Courts Draft board explain* new policy mer watchmaker, dies. . . . Mike Sherwood sells insurance agency Uw Michigan Aaaocialion ot Chll- lingtoci. were bound on deferment*. . . . Hastings Allerding. HHS grad, named top to Robert Stack. . . . Eaton dren's Agencka. County Sheriff Klwln Smith b a nd i m a n al Cornell University. High ha* first parfeet football In-service training senyinara fdr examination before Municipal season with eight straight U'ins. . . . Donald D. Smith. «2. retired recommend* building new Jail on announccd a grant of »2W).O66 from Juvenile court workers have been other than Courthouse the W K.‘ Kellogg Foundation. . Robert Carlson named to builde and consultant, die;.. . . . site presented by Ute durter In coThey are charged with taking square. . . . Name George Vogt succeed John Clarey M head Announce Montgomery Ward Nashville Clumber of Commerce Ofrerathm with Warteyn Michigan football coach. . ■ • Mediators I HealUimoblle scheduled for week preaident. . . - Stephen Cooley Addill.mil fund, of 1114.160 and Nortlicm Miclilgan Univt-r- and tooia from a 1962 Chevrolet resign* as Second -Third Ward owned by Wesley J. Brown. Jr. in Hasting*. . . . John Martin ihool board approve* particiitlon in Federal Elementary- (peaks at OOP dinner . . . probate judge* was conducted UE< EMBER M-Lawrence. H | DECEMBER t - Ninety - four Jointly by the Charter, the Court Thornapple Garden Club hold* giro blood at Red Croaa- clinic Fau). M. funner Woodland mer­ In making the grant. Dr. Emory Administrator's Office and the annual Conservation Exhibition. ... Atty. Horace Power* named chant. dies iu Florida. . . Fire Probate and Juvenile Court Judges director of Woodland Mutual In­ destroys barn on Byron Hestarly W. Morris, iirrsldent and general relation of M-43 . . . .•Jnpcrvu- surance Company. . . . Many farm, west of Woodland, and director of tlie Foundation, stated: Horace SUU and daughter. Bonnie, ruins house at intersection of "We are improsacd with your ora ask special 2‘4-mlll tax to and Mr and Mra. Keith Miller . . finance new Jail. . .. 24» pinta first snow. . . . Richard Hamm. Lawrence and Smith Roadn HHS guard, named to Clou II Select ttx HHS girl* for trip and the wUllngnaa of Children's Clutter to assume responsibility for Burch over the hoildaya blood clinic. . . . Dr. Herbert 8. •All-State Ant team. . . . Carroll abroad for next Summer. . . together. Mra Elnora Cassidy buys Michl- helping plan the pre-service and Wedel dies. . . NOVEMBER IB-Bany honors 1treasurer . . . Lakewood gradu­ K Avenue Coffee Shop from Earl Spencer* . . . Montgom­ 4H leaders. . . . BlUs-HaaUngs jate. Marine Pfc. Fredrick L. engineers recognized nationally ,Barker. 31. wounded In legs in ery Ward to became catalog in, behalf of vulnerable children All Probate, Circuit. Appellate for work In automated design Viet Nam. . . . Hasting* Jaycee* store . . . Hubert Fuller liccomr* engineering. . . . Middleville High 1give MOO to Pennock Hospital president of Shrine Club . . . Judge* and Supreme Court football team wins 23rd straight. :. . . Old Hickory Camera Hotel Rev. Dale Harvey conduct* first tn Michigan “re members third Expressway title and sec- !becomes general store. . . . Mrs service in ne»- Hastings Church dren'a Charter. a non-pr George ganlxatlon for State-wide end straight State mythical Viola Mae Gelb. Tl. killed In auto of the Nararene. . . Sumner, retired conservation ofJudge Philip H. Mitchell of the Class C championship ... Art 1crash. ... DECEMBER »-Hl*torlc Irving nerr. die* suddenly. . . . Alex Bsrry County Probate Court and Mead elected president of Men's Basketball League. . . . Mrs. Pearl ।church opened to serve again Usborne's Barry County deer Superintendent Richard Guenther Lightfoot of Freeport retire* <. ■ Dowling Library holds open takes third place in Michigan of the Hastings School District are HHS Coach Jock Outdoors conUsl. . .. Elmer Wle- members of the Board of Directors from postal service. . . . Janet Ihouse. . Membership roll* were also HUI ot Vermontville name* State 1Clarey named Michigan'* Coach senhofer named president ot Farm Bureau queen. . . . Bliss 1of the Year. . . . Middleville?, Barry Conservation Club. . . . Union members ratify three-year -Jamie Rohrbacher and Rob Ralph Moore elected chairman other interested clttaens. Probate contract, ending the longest and 'White named on the Class C All­ of Barry Agriculture Stabilua- Judge John W Conlin of Ann Ar­ bor U president. With ■ hU-riagtog "tUak J«g" U mu most costly strike in local labor -state first team. . . . Barry hon­ hiatory. . . . Bandy Schondelmay- 1ors outstanding DHIA dairymen. Richard Yarger. . . . . . First step In implementing HASTINGS SEWING CENTER Hastings' new master plan is to CXmlln. "Under Michigan's new | 235 W. Slate Street revitalise buaineoa district. . . . constitutional concept ot one court 1 Mayford Richardson, (». Clarks­ of justice' It I* now possible, better ville. killed in auto accident . Hum ever before, to correlate social Hy Mrt. k'ern llmcbliti 14 receive draft order*. . . . Bar­ and court services tn handle chil ­ SJI-1102 low Garden* has grand opening tl NMbvW* dren- family problems tn a more . . . Santa makes early appear­ Jack Green span Thursday at ance in Hastings . . Mr*. R. By study, conference*, training Christopher Gould take* Michi­ tlw home of David Nunnan in of court personnel, legislative rtcgan Week chairmanship for Bar- Orangeville and on Monday «ve- ommcndatkms. and expanded ca­ ding of David Norman in Hop- reer education. Children's Charter IxrpeB to secure vitally needed court DECEMBER IS — Mra. Alma Ing a pattern fur meeting chil­ Gerilnger, 97. Woodland, diet. And END-of-rhe-MONTH SPECIALS Grace Lutheran Church Holds AuMln Hchant* ale Chrtatma* dren's Judicial needs that can be open house. . . Study commit­ brvakfaat wKh Mr. and Mra used as a nxxicl throughout the tee recommends sites for future Victor Sclmnt* and dinner with Uniltd Stataa.” since 1061 the crganlsaUon has Hastings High School .Mr. the Arden Schanta family. been active in providing consullation.an administrative matter* af—----------- -junuut an/uxu.. ubi Entire stock Reduced! ment of rcgkmal detention facili­ ties; in atudying probation and Values to $89.98 other (octal service* In court* luindllng problems ot children and Mrs Arden Schantx Christmas the family, and rrlaUonahlpa be­ nights guests also on Clirlalmas tween the Juvenile court* and the i Children's adult criminal court* affecting the Miss Mane Slslcr from Charlotte. juvenile delinquent and the youtli* Mr and Mrs. Nolan Hudson ful offender. and family of Big Rapid* spirit A plan for districting probate Saturday -and Sunday with Ikt court* evolved by the probate father, Paul Bell. Entire stock Reduced! Sizes 12 judge* wa* made powuble through asairtarwe of Children'* Chartar mos. to 24 mos.. 1 to 3, 3X to' and family lUxcrulixl a Chn-Uaideration of possibilities of proridmg social servicea to court* 6X and 7 to 14. All Marked in Hasting* * Mr. and Mra handling problem* of children and ; Down . . . Blair Hawblitx and son. Mr. and la mi lie* under the new Michigan ' Constitution and has advocated a Gladys HawbllU from Hasdnp Sunday of Mr. Ladies and Subteen 7 HawbilU In Chronology PSSSTI *1,000 boo<to wert eon' to All Highbunk ttfAMc A Uttle bird told us you were waiting for a value offering like this. Just think—famous Berkshire quality and styling at these low, low prices. 3 pair $2.45 Regularly 99ji a pair LADIES COATS *nd CAR COATS 25% "H /Vein Plus Specials in our Formfit Department COATS and SNOW SUITS 25% a/ia ronnfitl Now Our greetings and gratitude go out to all our many loyal friends and neighbors. Gilmore Jeweler *1,00 SPORTSWEAR Bialiop and family were also prroent. Mr. and Mra Mark Pierce and xpns ‘md Mr. ami Mra Gaylord uould and ' family were gtiMta .thrtitma* Day of Mr and Mrs. One rack of broken sizes in Skirts, Sweaters, etc. Values to $U.98 a Mra. Gladys Hawblil* zpetit Sunday night with Mr and Mrs. Vcm lUwbhtx. * Mr. and Mrs. Hawblltx. ROBES family and Mr HawbUix and . One rack in broken sizes. Cotton, Nylon, Jersey, etc. . *>w ** $7 AO Now 72 price Bill Swift and all enjoyed an Maraliall Own, Jr. and Debby from Palmyria ar<d Mr. and Mra. Bernard Deyarmond and son from Potterville were Saturday Mr*. Marshall Green of Thorn­ apple Luke Other Christmas Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Raaey. Mr and Mra AuaUn Schanta entertained on Sunday evening and family. Arden Schanta and family. Mark Beodle. Marie Sis- Bellevue. * Mrs. Glenna Skid­ more la Mill Ln Pennock Hos­ pital. Michigan State University crop scientists ec-tunate Michigan grows two -million acres of com. of which 10 million aerre ’ for the LADIES DRESSES rack of Juniors. NEW One Misses, Half Sizes and Petites And special thanks to our for their patronage, j Reg. $10.95 y3.H . Regular Prices 205 N. Michigan Tom & Solly Robinson iu«. » « NOW *4" SKIPPIES PANTIE has Atra body _ lmr, comfortable elastic net with firm front panel to flattan tummy, 2W’ band t»nip waistline. Style 0817. S-M-L-XL. Whrte. GAUZE DIAPERS Slightly Irregulars. Regu­ larly $2.98 Dox. Fornifit|Rogm The Superette NOW *8" SKIPPIES LONG LEG PANTIE Style 0872 is completely created in feminine, ounces light Lycra. Features Lycra satin elastic front, split hip and back panels for the ultimate in support and agntrol. 2H- band for slimming the waist­ line; spirt crotch and fashioned BUY SAVE RECEIVING BLANKETS Pastel colors in solids and &. SAVE Reg. 98c prints. the corn crop in Michigan I* Open Doily 9 o.m. to 11 p.m. about tlOH million. GARMENT BAGS Jumbo size to hold up to 14 garments. May the New Year bring peace to all mankind. OnlV Cf I.UU JTith this ~insht we extend our gratitude for your patronage and good . will. Jt'f hluUys a pleasure to sffie yin*.' We Will Close at 5:30 New Year's Eve, Dec. 31 And Re-Open Tuesday Morning, Jan. 4th Miller's 4770 SfRVICL 107 Eotf Woodland STAMPED PILLOWCASES «ow»299<^MOWi7a8 Hemstitched, assorted patterns. Regularly $1.69 WOOL MATERIAL 100% wool'and wool blends . . . Regularly $?.98 yd. Well Close New Year's Eve 5:30 p.m. Now *1” yd. DRESS SHAPER* BRA adds '■ moi* shape, but never an extra inch or ounce! The »hape «nahing lining especially priced with panels of need, the shape you want. Style 0287 in Powder Buff or white. 32A38C. front and sales. A 2 U inch band deftly whittles your waist. Give* superb support and control, yet feels so light and airy! Powder SKIPF1ES SLIMLINE Styia 0972. Look for famous 'Trade-Name labels on the things you buy ... you'll find them here! Parmaleei 124 East State Street �I •—THE HARTING* BANNER Dinner and Dance z At Country Club On New Year's Eve * Siegels, Jack McGuires. Jack Os­ goods. Fdward Storkan*. James Wlswell* and Dr John Mulli­ gans Of Middleville. will be hosts to grout* Run Benner family and Ute Mer­ rill Kercher* of dancing. Senior CItMen* of the Hasting* community met Monday, Dec. 27; at the Epl~<4»>! Parish Home for the usual picnlc-»iyle dinner installation of officer*. and Mra Ron Benner, celebrated hl* sixth birthday Sunday evening with the Gerald Karcner*. hi* uncle. Doekfias Benner, who had Just returned on leave from Viet Nam. Jan Armour, and his grand­ parents. the Voyle Beiuu-ro and the Merrill Karcher*. as hb guests. Birtiaiay cake and ice cream were served. Then Rick opened his gifts. family spent Christnu* Eve with More than 100 will attend the Green Emerald dinner and dance IzxutatJ Post of Grind Rapid* it the Hastings Country Club The James Coleman* and Joe home also tram Eastern University. Burkholders are co * chairmen Sunday guests at Mra Hindu were with the Fred Markle? taking her granddaughter and family. Mr party tlnce the Burkholder faml. ly is vacationing In Florida. Mra B had already contributed her elegant touch with the green and gold decorations before their de­ parture for tile southland Other* assisting will be the Richard Blrkes. Richard Feldpausches, Richard Foster*. Paul Senior Citizens Enjoy Program On Holy Land Society news Iioma City, who also visitol their grandparents. the (Howard ’ Or»boms. The Zane Naahea entertained Mis* Alberts Nash. Mr and Mrs. Guy Nash. Willard Nash, anil Mra. Irene Saekely for dliuwr on Christ- joyed. President Eincntu* I. H. Stamm introduced Uie new offleera chine which he Immediately put to use. His mother, who probably hadn't intended to sene popcorn, very graciously came to the rescue and id so, with Rick helping her MISS MARY MOREY m good ** the com The rent of Parents Announce* Daughter's Troth. Plans for Nuptials.’ showing of very interrating movie* I that Doug had taken bi Vid Nam ; and Okinsvra and the telling o( . hl* experiences while on duty over . Uiere. He is cxi furlough from the >' of; Marines unUI he report* for duty KM W Bond Street wish to “h- at Camp LaJr.mr. N. C. on Jsn. 2fl on vacation from WMU Klatt, soil of Mr and Mr* Howard * Twn “** S*11? of Roblnron Si|Klstt of Whitefish Bay. Wls । perette entertained their employee* tings High, received her BA. and 11 o'clock- Th-.-y all galliered at Ruoinsori for a social M A ut the Unlmaity of Michigan I r'Jiris. ‘”" ° - ------------home ------*-------------Bonus checks were given to and 1* presently employed as a fine. ' Mr and Mrs. Ron Johncock. Mr and Mra. Ted Teadt. Mr and Mrs sity's Communication Sciences Dick Nixon. Mr and Mra. Bob laboratory in Ann Arbor. Mr. Klatt received ills BS and Ward. Dean Dingman and Miss MB. in electrical engineering at Nancy Coleman. Ron and Ted alPurdue University and his Ph D University of Michigan and Is preaentiy an aiaiatant professor tn bundle of gifts all wrapped up and tile drpurtmen: of electrical rngi- earned -is a puck draped urer nevrtng. Massachusetts Institute of Ron's back. The Superette wi* : in a very pretty Christmas Trehotogy A May wedding is being setting of red and white poincould be with their familial. Personal Mention Th* Stauffer family held their the First Methodist Church. OljcsU were Mr*. Lotta SUuffyr uixl Rob­ ert. Mr. and Mra. Arthur Stauffer. David. Carol, and Paul. Mr. and Mrs Stanley Stauffer. Linda and Billy. Albert Stauffer. Richard and Clayton Newland and Christine of Nashville. M1M Joyce Newland of □rand Rapid* and James Sergeant of Hastings. Mr. and Mra. Dale Wetzel of VennontvlUe, Mr. and Mra. Emerson Stauffer of Alto and of Grand Rapid*. Vlautng in the afternoon were Mr. and Mra Duane Newland and Martha Kim of Saginaw. . Christmas Eve supper guests of Mr. and Mr*. Clayton Newland and Cliristine of Nashville were Mr. and Mr*. Harry 8 Brown Jr. of Grand Rapids Mr and Mr*. William Hagerman of carabn City and Mr. and Mrs Jahn Kprrioely of Marion Ind. Granddaughter of Woodland Residents Engagement Told MR AND MRS. HOWARD T. REED . MLvs Jean Mary Stanton 1* Married. Methodist Rites Unite Couple in Lovely Nuptials the candelabra. Mis* J«m Mary There were 180 student* attend- , Stanton, daughter ot Mr and Mrs Itorell Stanton. R2 MldYouth Council on Monday evening. Dee. 27. at the Hastings Country dkville. and Howard T. Rted. Club. Moat of. tlie -gal*- wore long xn of Mr. and Mrs Duke Reed. formal*. many of red velvet, pre­ 2020 lake St., Holland, were senting a striking appearance, united in marrtiurc in a double against the «itt and green buck- ring ceremony performed by the Rev George Elliott al the Flnt the Christmas motif. Bud Wolfe's Methodist Church on Saturday. ur.-iirsUa played for the danemg. and MU. Donna Acker was general Russell N**h. accompanied by chairman of the event The Cuun- Mm David Kruko at the organ, try Club donated the Club for the sang "Because" and "I Love You dance. i Truly." Charira Hauser sang. President Ray Wolfe responded with equally compIlmeiiUiry re­ marks. Mr. Wolfe was the club's second president, so the duties of rifflcc will not srem *o onerous as they did when he confronted them for the first time. Rev. Harold Bugbce mtv<w ax ENGAGED-Mr. and Mrs. Ro­ vice president in addition to hl* man Karpinski. R3 Mid l'-ville. former position of chaplain. F1a:;k wish to enii'unt e *Ui» un le­ nient of thelt < • »i • r Pa'll* Mrs Rolland Bellon the new floarr chan man Mort Nichols, returning for hli ten of Irving Road. MiddWvUle. second year as treasurer, men­ tioned that this day also marked School and Elg'.e is a W>3 gradu­ ate of T-K High School and 1* his 85th birthday anniverrary The birthday table beautifully stationed in VietNam with th? decked with trailing vine* and bou­ Army No wedding date ha* been quets of holly in metal bell candle­ stick* was «e)l filled with those whose blrUidsy* fall tn December, and included Mr and Mra. Harvey Burgrw celebrating their Mth wed­ ding armiversary Mra. Frank Roush, whose artistic abilities arc so well utilised in the decoration The engagement of Mlv* Marlof the blrUxisy table, deaerves. and gets many admlnng expression* ot Purest. 701 Aradnny. Kalamazoo. afkxrclaUon. ..... Tlie program wax an exception-• em*. str ,ind victor Oberally beautiful and inspiring lecture. mAn. 220 River Street. Spring Lake, by Mra. Lucll* Hamilton of acold— ,u. - Tlie betrotiial wa* revealed at „a rf^he UHidlnmr party st Mr Fin-rat's horn turn e.f the Holy Land and the1. Middle East where *he wa* <me of a group of triurUU taking the trip: ‘ ‘u,endfd trtmsfonncd .into a beautiful setting in the red and white decor by Mra. Chester Stowell for the reception that followed. Kay Stanton, sister ot the bride. Fred Bowerman. aunt of the bride, poured coffer; Mr* Duane Miller, aunt of the bride, and the Joanna Circle of the church, **„ra D*S^ served Hie pir-su. Mra. John ‘"aL H.muton B the daughter Dum-mu was at the punch bowl. of Mrs Harn- Dunn, a charter 1° m-mber of the Hasrtngs dub. Mr*. H itz- of the bride, Mr. and Mra Martin iz .-..I-..-—. -km—, m Miss Obeiiiian i* a graziuate ot *"“* ¥*" Grand Haven HUfeSchool. *nd Fox and Mr. and Mrs J Un Bucr Hamilton spent where the group wa* received ^thj^hus^mXmity’In April Mr* John Erdman were at>hr guest b<x>k. the new Mra. Re«*l changed iusver Mr» Adolph Fberat. Feuchlwangen. W ’ Germany, is s graduate of Western to a navy blue and white mo- hv^Mr . Michigan Unlveralty. and is prosludr suit for traveling. Tliclr by Mr Bugbee address Is 525 Ridge St . Alton. Hl, Howard is attending South­ ern Illinois University , Out of town guesu came from I Seattle. Wash ; Millstadt. Alton. | Westmont and Riverside. Ill. ---------------------------- —, — — Detroit, Milford. Jackson. Bendcus time at tlie Hart Stamm ther. the bride wore a beautiful |on Holland Plainwell home as not one link of the 18 floor length gown of while .dlk ■ Acto Caledonia. Leighton. Mldwas missing as they Joined hands j organra with a silk taffeta llnPrairieville. Delton. UrIn prayer of gratitude for their mg fashioned with a fitted bo- bondalc. Nashville and FTe-pcrt blessings. They hare added some dice, princes* neckline and elbow Ti> crf-om * parent* hnrtfd tlxnew link*. After four boy* In 20 length slrcvts trimmed in white cKcamu dinner that was held years. Kermit and Martha have fur Garlands of Alencon tace'"* Sirh'vrii.v their girls—two lovely daughter*- medallion* outlined In liny bead* -■* Mr and Mr. Wayne Wellman and family were Chnstnus Eve m guests of Mr and Mr. Roger WellNo ""“to* ‘tatc ha* bfrn m«n._k£al. On Christmas the ----------- •-----------WAjrf&Wtliman* were entertained There were 23 gueaU at Uie Meryl atplie home of hgr sister, the 1Joyd’Neeb home on Bunday evening. Cojbums of Caledonia, for a family ; Dec 19. when they entertained punr. nnd they inu-rtalned the ’ Mrs. Ncebu brother* and sister* Lew* Wcilsnan* on the Sunday ; and their famlHe* for a Chrbtnwui after Christmas i potluck and party. On Christmas Mr and Mrs Richard Smith of Day. Mr and Mra Nreb and Meria Westerville, Ohio, spent the Christ- were guest* of hl' sister and hustna* holiday* with her mother. Mrs band, the Arthur Clinton* of FreeWalter Ryan. I port. in-law. Little reren-montha Dianna cascaded down the front of h.-r Kn't<l b> Dingman brought the real meaing gown nnd around the A-llne i »«cecca ci.ctc of Chrwtmas to each heart. Got- . »kirt Th- detachable chantilly - ------------------------------------------------don Endsley was ilxi >t v<-r, w-4. lace .... i.. ...... • Announcing o-Cfiange in train was trimmed wttniI . , come guest. M<-d bead* Her shoulder length i I veil wa* hHd irxplacr by a small i V Became of Mra O'Connor JuM'pUl bay and rht\cn'ried un or- ------- —------returning home the day before' chid attached to a white pearled Mr. and Mr< V in Mullenlx nnd ,M1W ,..... ,, Suzanne, from Christmas after surgery it was de- j BUilc । Itieludin — .----- .------- . Clarence Millers, elded to have Christmas with a! Mim Sally Stanton was maid ' WMU Joined the brother, and .1*­ ’ of honor for be- rirter snd'"5* Mrv *»«“*«*« and ,hrlr and Joining them on New Year's j CjitkXidx wer^ Re.ierea■' *•' Day will be Mr* Bert Rupright and Mr. and Mr*. Leon Wilwn of Bette of rural Nashville instead of Rred. sister of the K-xxn of Unslng. and Mr and Mra Roy at the home of Mr and Mra. Cllf- Holland. Mb* Jdary Kay Goble ' Douglas, who will soon be return­ ford Walter and Fay a* originally of Milford. Mira Anne Griffith R ....j eluded Mrs B'rtha Mullenlx ana > ing to Pine Grove. Calif. The Mil­ (planned. Those attending were,] Bobers of Battle Creek and Mr ler* were Sunday evening lunch ... J MnrJean and Mr. and Mra. Robert i tendaiT* were all dreracd alike “*** Mrs w ,‘!cT Hershberger of Walter. aU of Uke Odcwu. Duwne .• “SSli \ < Woodtand. wtr.- otlertoined for .ne-L- Cajd ChrUimas at the John MuU-nix ■ Mr*. Floyd Cliun entertained her and Kent of b* Angeles, . home. Mr. and Mr* John Mullmix: from Ffioefamily for Christmas Eve. Mr and called Christmas Day ry were spend-1 Ljl ’ c“L' .<rJTnM «h^e :,nd *p, n' ln Mrs Earl Clum and family of holidays with 1 r ”* n nB stemmed white rose. C(:y al,h {rlt.lul;, aIKj Tue*- ) big the Ch □rand Rapid*, Mr. and Mra Duane • Gonton T Rzed. twin brother|d*v ereiing they cntrrtainrt Earl his family. Clum and family of Detroit. Mr . .of the grwm. acted a* be■ l;! Grand Rapid*, the Robert I has purchased this popular Hastings Restaurant and Mra. Roger Lundquist and family at Lansing, the John MulMrs. Ruasell Belfield and Mrs. man. He u a recent graduate of. croekfonk of Woodland and tlie from Earl and Lillian Spencer and will continue It-tUx1 family, local, and her son. Grace Denton won firat place in I। Northwest! rn University in i Roger Rushes Evanston. III. gating the guest* Bull WaUrg „, !wuln ^ Mr operation from Jan. 3. LsVem Clum and family of Cali­ the north-south play of Dupli-I j were. Cgrtm Rwl. broth-r of ^ Mra_ Ray WoUe wld fornia cate bridge game at the Emman- i : Mis* Feme Wolfe of Detroit. Mr uel EpUcopal Undercroft Tue»- Iff. BUI Vlllien. Riverside. Ill: Joe an(1 Mra Roger Wolfe and Jeff SERVING DELICIOUS. HOMECOOKE Nrf, (>f Naahvfl!e for suited tn a tie between Mr r.nd McCartliv Alton. Ill, and Allen ,nd Mra Jack Kennedy and Mra. Klrleis. Mill-, adt. Ill., all friend.*: dinner on Friday to otwerve Chri.-tMEALS at REASONABLE PRICES! | ,ind <ni gmiday the Bud Wolfe Robert Cook and Mrs Frank ot the groom. Mira Terera Jenkin*, daughter family wxa entertained for ChrUtMcCloskey. In the e a s t^k e a t play, flrat place went to Mr* I of Mr nnd Mra. Norman Jenkfn* j ma* at the home of Mr and Mr* of Hastincx was\jhe"How>r bin George C<«swi-II Other gtireis were Ivn Ironside Another tic result- and Scr"' K'*- *on ot Mr Bn!1 Mr «nd Kkiu* BiUKhman of -a— k-. Mr*. Arthur Ko*, cousin of the Port Huron, Mr. and Mr* Gerald groom, was the ring bearer. Entire* and family of Freeport.1 j Mr. and Mra Wayne Corey, । «£ Nancy FeetaerThe Ben EnGoodycaA Jr. and Mrs | -«>t nnd brr'her-in-Uw of the dr” Ufnll> °r Fre'pon were after; j Andrus aJId Roy Hubbard To all our wonderful I bride from Benton Harbor, pre, *. customers, we extend •vw sided tv* master and mistrexs of Mr8a!,,d ™ . i * <wwnnniM i Mrs. Gerald Ouffl and son. Todd. an EXTRA special । Potluck Club dining at the Emar GrwnonK-., Tampa Fl* were here for the Frandsens. with a httle added P-’r bcr daughters wedding, ^^7. and «rs greeting for a healthy, FINANCING AVAILABLE bridge pteytng until Old Man Mrs San ton chose a white me- cyide Bender of Leach Lake prosperous new year. Time steps aside for the eberutne talllc sheath dress with red scChristmas dinner uiuuuiuui uuiuri guraU |(urM of us the ux Utile Fellow as 1266 arrtvr-s at Icreworti-s and* a —------ ~----“ corsage cor’B’t' of red rr<l Robert HoHlster* Hollister* were Mr. Mr and mlrfnlrto rnee-. ___j and Jimmy ____ ._____ midnight. rare* 'The The irrrxwn'* grerom s mrrfh'r moth-r wore wore jjr*. Jim — Bun of Ann a blue jyrd green brocade dn-ss Artw a:id Mr lind Jake HoJ. with nJrtelung accewnrles and a luler. The Jim Bum* family spent coraacr of white roses ;lhP weekend with the Jake Hol­ hnme on 8 Braudway and tha Tlie church parlors had been lister*. family Clulstnuu dinner the next day at the A ben John.*on Personal Mention Ownership oMhe MICHIGAN AVENUE Elnora Cassidy Stor« ^ezutHU Gneetutgi, 'jjggf: EVERYTHING REDUCED 20% to 40% ALL SALES CASH & CARRY FINAL iNDS | WATCHE! DIAMONDS WATCHES :=r40( NECKLACES • RINGS PINS • RADIOS by Zenith O/ • APPLIANCES by Sunbeam AV 1 % CHARMS r «H 25% Off Samsonite LUGGAGE Wall & Alarm CLOCKS by Elgin 1847 Rogers Bros. Hastings Home Laundry The Howard Frost* will ho< an open house this Thursday at their home on W. Bund from 5 in the aTterrxxxi until 7 o'clock Iwnoring their son and hL* wife. TELL THEM ABOUT WELCOME WAGON 'Xr Arbor The invitations included the line. "And help us welcome Molly into the family," If you know of a family who haa-lust arrived ia your community, be ture to tell them about Welcome Wajon. They will be delighted with the basket pl pits and helpful information they, will receive from our hostess, a symbol of Jhe com­ munity's traditional hospitality. Or you may. I . The weekend holiday of SaU ' urday and Bunday jdlowrd many ; families to have two Chrtstnia^*I This wa* true with the Floyd ■ I WUliaon family at (Aared^n i HUI*, m, who orrtred to be with her mother. Mr*. Carhop KaecheJe for th“ evuly holiday! KI M W?1CO his family in Detroit for the SAVE 20% SILVER 25 J Billfolds - Cultured Pearls - Costume Jewelry % Tie Bars & Tacs — Cuff Link Sets Your Choice JU We Will Be Cosed Monday, January 3, For Inventory 118 W. STATE ST. her family, the John Hoskin*, in their new home, on David Drive. duriiiR Chrirjna* vacation. lime lor New Vear Wishes and Miss Beulah Buchanan of ■ South Haven, their family. Joyce | Hyde of Kalunaroo. Mr. and Mrs 'Wendell Hyde and daughter of MS-3514 WELCOME NEWCOMERSI Usa this coupon to let in Know you’re here Time to greet our good jriendr . . . enjoyable tune at the Allan Hyde home Jxglnning with tte arrival iiiing through the weekend lydea entertained her mother WORE . time to thank all you wonderful people for your kind, loyal patronage. SPONABLE FUNERAL HOME Robert H. Sponoble, Owner W. Gleen ot Broodway Ph. WI 5-3252 MAKE___ ' ADOBESS. ■ art. PImm hm the Welcome Wejcn Hoiteu crilxn ma B I would like to lubMfibt to tha Hasting* Banner I already aubsciiba . • Fill out coupon and mail to Circulation Dept-, �Rotary President i Speaks Monday uruuu Yet Unborn" was the theme of a talk given by Has- j XVf 11 [Louis Schmidt, white everyone Roy there. He gave them some) Mi |special new* for their gift. Hr (,f ; BS»-g 1 Woodland B,M„.CUT.L w Chet Hesterly a! Monday afternoon. Cougiauila-[ turns to this couple. - chrli M aJuj J guests with Elizabeth Walts .in. ; Hastings. They enjoyed a lovely Ritzanui. in a talk which i.uin- turkey dinner, then exchanged। {gifts. On Christmas Day Mra. local Rotary Club during the JTteMerly enter tabled her family. : Mr. and. Mrs. Hobart Bcholbly, viewed plans for the next six George and Duane Bchalbly and months, explained that "K could Mrs. Tewksbury were dinner guests. Later in the afternoon family and Donald Stroup and children. Mr. and Mrs. Nolen Kcnfield or Lan­ sing, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Towii- with their rend of Vcnnontvlllc, Mr. and a of Hastings. * Mrs. Larry Townsend and family John Pctennan ot Vermontville and Mrs. Myrtle and family of Fruitport were O*ens and Miss Gaytha Utile. Another Christmas U over and the big family dinners arc a thing of the past for most fami­ lies. Some families will still cele­ brate later. The children got their wish with the ground cov­ ered with snow when they woke up Cnruima* morning. Some adults did not share the same enthusiasm. however. It meant shoveling the heavy anow out of iverjihmg jxidblc to three u,uUle u •* *‘U1 ‘ilt tne dxivtaays and taking a Utd^ subtree Natton ;cl*«to °n Christmas Day. chance on getting stuck with unnea nraira a tree nation. । Mft RUoda cum(, OUrlil. ho had BturaScd a K4nry meet-, Mrs. Kennard Sdialbly. ing m Cuba white Castro was I Mr, and Mra. Duane Clum and still a rebel hiding with his foi-1 family ot Dearborn Heighu came lowers In the hllla [Thursday to spend a couple ot Those Cuban Rotertens failed ! W1U1 htr folk»- MrMrit to radlto the danger from dedl- ”fndd Classic On Christmas rated minority forces, and rousewere with hte mother, quently Cuba was token over by Mr* Kathryn Clum. in HasUngs Conununlsu. Ifor tAeir family Christmas. Thsy ram',nuJ> morning.to spend a few days CARLTON (ENTER WSCB ‘with her daughter. Other guests The Carlton Center MeUiodls*.' tor dinner and tlie day were Mr. WSCS will inret ut the homo of and Mra Galen Kilmer and Mra. Clayton Valentine Thurs-1 family, Marvin. Deb and Vick day. Jan. 6. 1 pm. Roll call will i Classic, and Mr. and Mrs. Olenbe: "A Thought for the New don Curtis and family. Joyce Year." [and Kelly Classic were unable to --- •-----------t join the family as Kelly 1* enterMra. Lena Snell spent the Christ- Wining the chicken pox. mas week tn Elkiiart. Ind., visiting ■ Mrs. Evfe- Rivett had her famlher daughter and son, Mr. andJy home on Christmas night for Mra. Al Secor, and Mr. and Mr*. I their celebration. They received Clark Ktebifekll. a tcleplwne call from her father. New Year’s Eve Dance Elks Temple 10 until 2 Friday Night, Dec. 30 Lefty Cooper's Orchestra Guests $7.50 Couple Members $5.00 Couple tennan Is staying West Woodland former local residents, and Dale McClintock of Charlotte. »«rt united In tuartiagtliy Rev. Pau) Ardsma. pastor,1 assisted by th* bride's greet uncle. Rev. Kennan! Hchalbly of Edmore. The best audits of the friends hare go with the ntralyaecte. The Woodland U.B. people held a prayer mratlng al the Byron Heatariy Immuc last Thurs­ day evening. whkh was well at­ tended. Special featurca were a talk by Rev. Dorlene Speak. pas­ tor ot the Hastings UJJ. Church and mother of ths pastor of the Woodland Church. Bev. George Bpeas. and several musical num­ ber* by Ronald Heaterly of Has­ tings and Floyd Jackson. Our best wishes tor a happy and prosperous New Year to all our readers and may good health be yours through every day—and don't forget, after tomorrow, to date your checks and letters 1966 Milo M7-12U . * Among the many ChrUUnas By Mrt. Frank Routh lu-mi cards we received this year was as RhMw«u one from an elderly relative of Mrs. Rachael Bradfield of In­ Mrs. Sisson In Kirklin. Ind. It terlochen spent last Monday and Tuesday with Merle and Leone fwhloned gteuy-flnteh postcard 'made in Germany) like the one* Bradfield, then went on to Bat­ tle Creek to visit other relatives. among the many from here that * Mr. and Mrs. Merle Bradfield attended lire autuucu uic wedding wiuuu.f, ui ot her ul. u.uc uuy. ne uic uiu giandoaughler, Marana Touslcy.imay be at least SO years old. spent Christmas Eve with Earl Also this lady wrote of reading Town and Modallne Norman. * an article In her Sunday School Mr. and Mra. Rush Saunders of Hesterly. Evelyn and Barbara paper, an article about lakes in Kalamazoo called ut the Marie Brudficlda after attending neaicriy. George and Duane bcuaibiy, Mra. Tewksbury'. Mr. son! (I had written the little Christmas parry Bunday evening article and. sold it to another ul the Mito Church. * Mr. and and Mrs Chet jirateny, Mr. and publication some time agu I Mrs Newman entertained Jack don't know how this other paper Bradfield and family, his father Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Neilson nnd mother, and Mr. Kern of and Ruth. .L-but that's alL) Lkrwugiac for Clulstnuu dinner. Mr. and Mra. Lorry Tobias Mr. and Mra. Stuart Kussmaul were overnight gucate with Uicir Mr. and Mrs. Byron Hesterly entertained the Tobias family and the Misses Barbara and last Sunday for their Ciirtetmas. Guenther and guts Christmai Evoiyn Hesterly attended the Lawrence has three sons and McCUnlock-TowsIey wedding in seven grandsons. * Mr. and Mra iheui. Bunday the family came Lansing Bunday. The ladles oi>- Frank Roush were faverod fur their Christmas present with a to the Kussmaul home to celcurate. This included the Guen- Hesterly cutting the cake and telephone call from Frank H. the girls helped with Ute serving, Roush and wife of Tacoma, maul and family. Alter opening a Donald Ketcham, a WMU stu­ Wash. Frank lived with his the many lovely gifts, the family dent, is enjoying the Christmas undo and aunt for four years. vacation with the home folks Another call came from Augusta nome movies II is hard to be-j and la filling his former place at from Mrs. Roushe's grandson and lleve the dlflcrvnce a few years the Hastings Mfg. Co. during thb family, the James L. Masons * make. Mrs Croutlwrs of Battle Crtvk period. Mr. and Mrs. Forest Bcgerow One of our neighbors informs spent Wednesday evening with enjoyed having their family with us she received a Christmas card the Homer Fishers and attended Uicm for Christmas celebration from'a friend th Newark. Ohio, the Christmas prograin at the on Sunday. However, the family who wrote that she looks for­ Wesleyan Church ti' Hickory circle was not complete. Mr. and ward to the arrival of her Ban- Corners. .vira. Paul Hollman were unable to join them from Indiana and the West Woodland Items first str. and Mrs. Kenneth Steele and said some very nice things and family could not attend be­ about the writer. Thank you, cause of Mrit. Steele's recent Mrs. Perry. Incidentally, we met By Mr*. Leo Frey a couple of ladle* from near uig them were Mr. and Mrs. Sunfield in a store in Hostings •4. Bm 44J. hltW C>..k 711-0111 John Bcgcrow and family of Last Friday evening Mr. and Grand Rapids and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bcgerow and girls. They our letter every week and enjoy Mra Leo Frey attended the Lincoln School staff party which called on the Steeles later in the It very much. Another thapk was held at Lakewood Inn in evening. you) Battle Creek. * Jamie Poyer, son of Mr. and Mrs. Julius Payer day and again on Friday to was involved tn an accident Fri­ spend the day with her sister. day at the Cedar Creek Rd Miss Esther Laurel!, and found More than 60 stitches were re­ By Mrt. Slcphen Otgood her recovering nicely from her quired to close the bead and recent serious Illness. * Mr. and Utah wounds. Dale Bunnell, tlw Mrs. Eldon Roush and family of other drive.-, received a broken South Hastings joined her par­ collar bone. Both ora recuperat­ furloughs: Rlcli&rd Weber, son ents. Mr. and Mrs. Victor Bisson, ing at home. Mr. and Mrs Max Mast and on Bunday for Christmas dinner and gift exchange. A Mrs. Ver­ family of Battle Creek. Mr. nnd don Hesterly has been confined Mra. BUI Nickerson and baby tram Taylor Street, Mr. and Mra. fr. and Mra. Richard Hiczlcr rid family will be leaving the a virtu but is feeling better at Allan Nickerson and family were this writing. Sunday bclau-d Chruxmaa din­ This community was grieved to ner gurato of Mr. and Mrs. Ken­ on a mink ranch in Wisconsin. We lyope they will be happy in learn of the death in Lakeland. neth Nickerson. Linda and Mark. their new home. * We extend Fla . on Sunday of Lawrence * Douglas erase U spending lus our sympathy to the family and I Paul. During his long time as a vacation from Princeton at the fr.cnds of Mrs. Libby DeBack. « hardware man he had been in home of lus parents, Mr. and The McCullum Church announc­ most of the homes in this com­ Mra. Norman Cnuc. * Little ed special services to begin on munity one or more times serv­ Sally Pritchard. daughter of Mr. icing the furnaces, plumbing. iu>d Mra. William Pritchard, is the Dth. with Rev. Ovensiuna medical patient at Community from Pleasant VaUcy^ gratitude of ail. Mr. and Mrs. Hospital. 8he was admitted Lyle Munger mxt family and Thursday Second data Dale Crum relumed Sunday to his his hip. which proved base at Norfolk. Va.. after spend­ daughter. * Bunday evening calling about 10 days with his Par­ ill nnd. we understand, was In ente, Mr. and Mra Herbert the hospital at the time of his Crum and family. * Mr. and death. Our sympathy to the be­ Mra. Roy Dunn and family en­ reaved family. tertained Mr. and Mrs. Luther Mr. and Mrs. Vivian Barnum, Qsgixxi. ♦ Rev. and Mra. Osgood Mrs. Minnie Geiger nnd Donald Lcmx and Janet, Mra. Myrtle Mid Mr. and Mra David Osgood KcUham were Christmas guests Dunn. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Duiui of the Carl Wheelers at Middle­ and family, Mr. Wayne Ferris ville and on Sunday all were and family. Mr. and Mra. Victor guests of Mr. and Mrs. Gary Schantz and family from near Ketcham of Lake Odessa. * Nashville. Mr and Mra. Gerald Christmas parly on Batura* y George Bchalbly and eon. Duane, Dunn and daughter. Mr. and accompanied by Mra. Charles Mra Jim Whitmore from Battle Hesterly of Woodland and Mra. Crock to a Christmas potluck Springer Christmas for dinner on rlersha Tewksbury ot Hastings/ supper Thursday. * Christmas Saturday. * Mr. and Mra. James attended the McChntock-Tows- Eve tlie Bonfield. Briggs and ley wedding. * Jeffrey Hesterly. Dowling Church mernbera met al the Dowling Church for a terly, has been with his grand­ midnight service. Saturday evening Mr and Mrs. Martin, al Hastings the past Merle Dunn and family from week and has been quite ill with Olivet wore gue.W of Mr. and chicken pox. Mra. Gordon Buxton. * Christ­ A wedding of interest took mas Day visitors at Uw Herbert place Sunday at the Faith Bap­ Crams wore Date from Norfolk. tist Church, Lansing. Miss Mar­ Va. Raymond S'.cbclton from sha Ellen Towaley. daughter ot Battle Creek and Mr and Mra. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Towaley. David Pierce and daughter from Banfield - Vicinity Cloverdale - Hope We're wishing that all good I WMR**** J come your way this year, rtfWyyV y'?Ts. and for many, many years. And lo our fine patrons, our sincere thanks. I Home of Fine || V\/1 EIIDUITIIBE I FURNITURE ' 105 EAST STATE ST. HASTINGS PHONE WI 5-5105 i fyJe wish you, one*g^lall,a New Year full of the Victoria Pease , Miller and boys of Munroe spent i Chrtetmas and the weekend Mr. and Mra. Lynn lAwrcrtce.; JLrlCb Sr. * Dr. and Mr*. Arthur Grit-1 Personal Mention spent Bunday with Mra. Addle Tlklircglow* llllUd(ldy« J 7 Burial in Ohio Eve and morning and then toft for M surgical nurse at Use Ftigu- ’ RlrmtnwHam r*titmlnv Bbts. th^ ..... ti. n...... j'. . — .. ‘ Saturday and returned home Mun­ day. and Joining the group for a Unrutmas dinner on Sunday were moving to Rutland In 1944. She -neral'Home. Burtal was in tlie and daugliUsr* of Grand Rapids. Dale Giundcr of Kalamazoo. 1 •-----------! Middle Creek Joint TOwnsldp EMMANUEL GUILD TO MEET i Ccnetery at. Grover H1U. Ohio. ' phoned with holiday greetings. The Emmanuel Guild is to ------- '—•-----------The Burlan Williamsons are . IT T° Attend Market planning to entertain hte sister.-^FT -6. in the Episcopal Church UnMr. and Mra. Jack Vcech and four \ Joiui Frit* of the equality Furniture Disc. Shrm., ■Ill at­ ruoday until Tlniraday this week. tend tlie International Home —,.u.— n lh^ Mra Dorothy Gutchesa ot Battle MIUDLLVILU OX8. TO MEET ‘m£> “2 The regular meeting of the I Chicago. Ill., from Jan. J through Nolan Outchess. Mr. and Mra. Middleville Chapter No. 17 OEA Jan. 8. While at the Mart he wifi will be held Wednesday. Jan. 5 1 ' ' -------------------------EUC UEW aejrira ana ursigns 1966. ut 8 pm. Note: All memi- of Furniture and Home FurnishTurn Rrynoldti. a Kellogg Com­ -— — ...... — — -----------d ings previewed there. This new Friends'Night at Hastings Chapmerchandise will be shown iu munity College student, is spend­ ing Christmas vacation with the ter Tuesday evening, Jan. 4. Star hte store during the Spring and Point Adahs are belpg honored-1 Summer. Ky. Allen Klrleia from Millstadt. with Ute Rosen suntans as a guest SLugarct Joiunon. Clarence John­ cock. John Johncock. Archie Wood- । nippy iw YE1R Hoiutld Johncock and family, and Uualng. The Wayne Coreys of Benton Harbor were Christmas Mr. and Mra. Richard McGee and family were Christmas Day Garlic Toast Mrs. Bennett's family making a Ryfl Breads: The James Galloways are plan­ ning to entertain Lt. col. and Mr*. Horton Dodds, Steven and Dotuiie of North Webster. Ind. over the New Year’s holiday. 40c Garlic Bread French bread sliced lengthwise. filled with whipped garlic butter. J Pkg^29c Dark Sour; Limp* Swedito Sweet Rye. Pumpernickel. Plsirr. and Seeded Rye, Party Snack Rye. and Cheese Rye. < Dinner Rolls: Parkerhouse. Cloverleaf, Butlerfiake, Hard Rolls, Potato Biscuit*. tallied a family dinner Wednesday night. Guests were Mrs.' Hazel Doolittle, Mr. luid Coffee Cakes: Mr. and Mrs. Donald DooUUle, Old Fashion Pan Cinnamon Rolls___ ___ 8 for 32c United the bliliiday of Mra. Cari- Cookie Day Every Wed, *>’• Ph®- $1 ____________ • - .. . ._________ । DALE S BAKE SHOP With the dawn of the New Year, we can see a fine future ahead for our commuuity. •We thank you ! for giving us the chance to be a part » fortune always be yours and may we always be privileged to serve you, our wonderful customers. Please accept our hearty thanks. Office Phone WI 5-5173 Carl Neithamer Home Phone WI 5-3004 iook to ihe Ncw Y,ar’ ’*• n I I JI join with you in the heartfelt prayer that the future may portend a time of new understanding throughout the world, and the dawn of lasting peace. 145 W. State. Hastings, Mich. ./ 1220 Richard Slocum Home £hone WI 5-5856 GARDNER’S ! > Sandwich Bread White or Wholewheat____ J3C bountiful gifts of health anef* happiness. May good ESTATE oker ul Si LTy w*““ At heme for the holidays at the Kasinskya were Mr. and Mra. Boyd Mra. By Victor Sitton IU Wm4U«4 Hickory. •* Cindy Leonard.; ftaughkr of Mr and Mra. Nor- JllCkOrV COFBerS man Leonard, of T Drive North' spent the week with her grand-1 on Your Dial Hastings and Barry County Radio �1 PILGRIM HOLINESS CHURCH DELTON METHODIST CHURCH MarcliM E. Taber. Minister 10 am. Sunday school. Church Study. Sunday. 8:45 11 am. Morning worship. Worship. Sunday, 11 am. Youth meeting. 6:15 pm Youth Fellowship. Sunday. 6 Evening Gospel Hour. 7*pm. Prayer Group, Tuesday, Wednesday Prayer, 7:30 pra. WOODBURY fWOOMA!.UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH METHODIST CHURCH Her. Richard VundenBoscii. Pastor ' Village ot Woodbury Sunday school. 10 am. ADVENTIST CHURCH Morning worship. 11 am. BMtr Gerald N Slack Wonhlp, 11 am. Youth Fellowship. 7:30 pm. Junior church for children. 4-8 Youth choir rehearsal. Wed, UNITED BRETHREN LN CHRIST CHURCH Fellowship service, 7:45 am. E Colfax at N. Boltwood Youth F»lk>wshlt>. Wed, 7 pm. LAKEWOOD K. U. B. CHURCH Bible Study and prayer ser-, 8:30 am. Morning worship Rev. Carl Sllvemoll. Pastor vice. Wednesday. 8 Pmqrt Roger 10:30 am. Sunday school. MonUng worship. in am. 6 15 pm. Christian Endeavor. Sunday school. 11 am. 7 p in. Evening service. IRVING CHAPEL Wednesday worship for entire Rev. Chalmer sailer, Pastor family. Phone RO 5-3603 COATS GROVE Adulig Bible study and prayer Sunday school. 10 am. CHRISTIAN CHURCH Morning worship. 11 am ' Cor. Coats Grove Rd. and Youth FeiknrsJUp. 1:30 pm. Thuraday prayer service, 7:30. Durkee Road Boys and Girls fellowship, 7.30 Charles Glbte. Pastor ■ KILPATRICK ■ Floyd Walter, Supt. UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH; Bible school. 10 am.. Wordiip hour. 11 am. RAFTin CHURCH Christian Endeavor Sunday. 5 Delton. Mich. 10 am. Sunday school. Rev. David Honeywell. Pastor Youth we need you. Worship, 11 am. WOODLAND l.int.UWUU LAKEWOOD Mkl-wrek Fellowship, 7 Pm- BAPTIST CHURCH CHURCH OF THE BRETHREN Wednesday. 8318 Coats Grove Road Community Room above Rev. Charles Glbba. Pastor Woodland Fire Station & KALAMO PENTECOSTAL CHURCH Sunday school, 10.45 am. Wednesday night, 7:30' Adult 11 am. Worship service. 1831 Ionia Rd. Kalamo choir practice. 7:30 p.m. Evening service. Sunday school. 10 am. Thuraday. Junior choir, 4 pm. Morning worship, 11 am t-TNE HASTINGS BANNER Young People's Service. 6:30 Chancel choir, rehraraal. 7 pm. HUT CHURCH OF CHRIST, Thursday. SCIENTIST 645 W. Green Street WOODLAND Sunday service, y am. PEOPLE'S BIBLE CHURCH UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH Sunday school. 11 am. George Spew*. Pastor Wednesday, service. 8 pm. LeRoy Kenney. Pastor “YowL Wonettr. Christ-Centered 1503 Johnson. Lake Odessa. Mich. Reading room open Wedncs. 11 am. Morning wonhlp. Sunday achool. 10 am. day and Saturday. 2 to 4 pm. 10 am. Sunday school. Moaning worship. 11 am. Wed, 7:45 pm. Mid - Week 3IIIX) BIBLE CHURCH prayer. R3 Delton Thursday. 7 pm. Pioneer Girls Public invited. Communion Rev. Frank Crabb. Bible teacher. and Boys Brigade. i. ' Making the Womens Missionary Fellow­ A. J. Spoetern. Pastor HASTINGS ship 2nd 7-ues. each month. 7:30. Sunday school, irsifi. meeting. Thura- GltAC^BRETHREN CHURCH Worship, 11 am. Rev. Russell Sarver, Pastor ' Sunday evening service. 7:30. Wed. evening service, 7:30. Sunday school, 10 a tn. Worehlp hour, 11 am. L.H. CHURCH UNITED Sunday evening service, 7 pm., McCALLUM ™ --------TO. Bible, BM. “ r„ worship HASTINGS ‘ . 'rh’ ‘h* TMw00d‘ pm pi ASSEMBLY OF GOD CHURCH _OU1 HASTINGS CONGREGATION OF JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES 220 West Colfax Street Bunday Public Talk. 3 pm. Watchtower Bible Study, 4-15 is our Business s25 to *1000 When Bills Stack UP • THE THING TO DO: Get a Consolidation Loan THE PLACE TO GO: Local Finance Corporation THE MAN TO SEE: He Likes Sunday, 'Faith for Today." on Night. Adults. Youths. Juniors TV. WOOD. Channel 8. 8:30 am. and Children. 8:30 pm. Choir Sunday. Voice of Prophecy, Radio. WJKP 1230. 8:30 am. Sunday school, 11 am. L. J. Requests Whatever Your Money Needs Large or Small , You'll Like Our Courteous Servipd Local Finance 112 So. Jefferson Phone 945-3424 FOR THE CHICKEN S OUR SUNDAY SPECIALTY AMERICAN LEGION HALL. HASTIN£S Baked to $4 50 Golden Perfection-------I Storting at 9 P.M. ’til ? $5.00 Per Couple . . . Members and Guests A Live Orchestra playing Music for your dancing and listening pleasure BUD WOLFE on the Organ—Brats from Grand Rapids FIRST METHODIST CHURCH Friday, Saturday & Sunday Evenings. Rev. George Elliott Rev. John Joldcrsma Phone SY 5-3640 RESERVATIONS: WI 5-4973 or 945-3829 11 am. Worship service Com­ CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE munion Sunday Dr. William HeirlgeL minister. Sermon topic: 307 E. Marshall Street Holy Communion. 8:30 and 11. MlnUter. Dole R Harvey J 6 p m. Wesley idhgers rehearsal 410 K. Madison. 845-5065 0:45 am. Church achool. Suf*. tsr. mgn -vi r r. Loyd Martz. Monday. 7 pm. Troop 73 11 am. Morning worship. Thuraday, 3 30 pm. Children"! 7:30 pm Wed, Bible Study choir rehearsal. 3:30 pm. Carol choir rehearsal 7:30 Chancat choir rehearsal. I TRINITY:, GOSPEL CHURCH Circuit Churches 1118 Jordan Lake Street Circuit sermon title is: Lake Odessa IP A. Campgrounds Phone DR 4-8277 Rev Jerry Boomer. Pastor Sunday school. 10 am. Wonhlp service. 11 am. Church school. 10:30 am. Young People's service. 7 pm. , Martin Corners Evening service. 8 pm. Worship service. 1030 am. Quimby Ctarch Church school. 10-30 am. HARTINGS BAPTIST CHURCH Worship service. 1130 a nL Director of Music and Youth EMMANUEL CHURCH ' Brood w New Year's Day. 10 am Holy Communion. Sunday. Jan. 2. 8 am. Holy Communion 11 am. Holy Communion and sermon. Nursery and classes for children. •OK” To Loon SATURDAY HAPPY HOUR Drinks Yi Price from 8 to 9 p.m, NEW YEAR'S EVE DANCE to Soy OK HOWARD FRIDAY FISH SPECIAL All the Perch You Con Eat Fun. Food, Refreshments and Fovori for All! Bunday school. 10 am. Worship, 11 am. Youth meeting, 8:15 pm. Evening prayer meeting and Bible study. 7:30 pm. SOLVING MONEY PROBLEMS ; I I , CARLTON CENTER BOWENS MILLS CHAPEL METHODIST CHURCH Henry VanTH. Evangelist Rev. Richard VandenBcach — ... ------------------- Morning wonhlp. 8 15 am. 11:15 am. Bunday school. Divine worship. 8:16 8s 10:45 Sunday school, 10:15 am. m i A cordial welcome to all. Sunday school, 8:30 am. । UKKI RVan Jan. 2. la the first Sunday that mfthodist CHURCH HASTINGS HEVENTII-DAT we will have two reguST:hurch j CBLRCH ADVENTIST CHURCH wrvlrea The 1 15 worship aer- I Hickory Corners. Michigan Elder C. L. Wilber. Pastor vice ha* been added an that then 1 ° P‘-','or 404 W. Colfax Ph WI 5-5318 lu am. Sunday scnooi. Sat. Sabbath school. 8:30. 11 am. Morning worship. JunWorship. 11 am. Hour. Miller Jewelers Morning worship. 10 Sunday achool. 11 a. Christian Endeavor. 7:15 pm. 11 am. Morning worship Prayer meeting and Bible study 6 pm. Young People's service.' Wedntvdsy evening with ex 7 p m. EvangnlisUc service. tlve meeting to follow at Mr Rev. M. F. Goble. Pastor GRACE LUTHERAN CHURCH WJIM-TV. 4 pm. “The Lutheran JANUARY 3rd. MIDDLEVILLE CHRISTIAN REFORMED. CHAPEL 708 W. Main Street Rev. Karl Schlpprr Worship. 10 am. ■ Sunday school, 11:15 am. MIDDLEVILLE am; CEDAR CREEK BIBLE Campground Rd; B miles south of Hastings from "Science and Health with Kry to tlie Scriptures’- by Mary Founder of Christian Science. Mid-Villa Inn CLOSED on Monday, of Deity will be the theme uf this Bunders service on -God" in all Christian Science Churches throughout the world. The *srmon will consist of correlated ZION IA»ntmAN THE GALILEAN BAPTIST CHURCH Thursday evening prayer anti FIRST CHURCH OF GOD Freeport 1330 N. Broadway. Hastings Rev. Walter Wtnebrenner. Pastor being celebrated Rev. George J. Huber, Pastor Phone 845-8704 . Phone 845-3196 10 am Sunday school. Where a Christian Experience <llh the Makes you a Member. 8:30 pm. Young Peoples. 10 am. Sunday school. 11 am. Morning worship. orer WOOD-TV 7:30 pm. Thursday prayer I 6:30 pm. Youth service. Bible Study Hour. For-Inventory PLEASANT VALLET UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH Christian Science Theme Announced broadcast. children 4 to 8:30 pm. AU Young People's HASTINGS FREE METHODIST CHURCH Boltwood and E State Road Rev. Marvin SIckmllltT, Px«or rial music. hymn sing. Morning wonhlp. 10:45 am. □iris Clute. Evening service, 7:30 pm. Tuesday Activities WedraMday prayer. 7:38 pm. A waWn invitation is extended Clute. this friendly church. clety meeting broadcast over WFUR. 8 am. Women's prayer band. 7 30 pm. Prayer meeting and Young People. Thursday, 7 pm Bible study. 8:30 pm Adult choir rehearsal STONEY POINT Thursday—8:30 p.m. C8B Bat­ FREE METHODIST CHURCH talion Boys Clute. Rev Gwrnneth Bebhng. Pastor Nursery for all regular services 10 am. Sunday school. 11 am Preaching. NORTH IRVING WESLEYAN 8 pm. Preaching METHODIST CHURCH Cor. of Sisson and Buehlrr Road ORANGEVILLE 4 ml. W. of Broadway. Freeport BAPTIST CHURCH W. Glen Campbell, Pastor* 3 Mlles South of Gun Lake Bunday achool, 10 am. 8'45 am. Sunday achool. 11 am. Morning worship Young People's service. 7 pm Evening warship. Evangelical service. 8 p Same Location ONTGOMERY 118 So. Jefferson WARD Hastings Although we have Closed our Retail Store WARDS is NOT Leaving Hastings We are Going to Continue in the North Side of our former store at 118 South Jefferson with a Full Line of APPLIANCES Plus an Enlarged and Improved CATALOG STORE The Now Year's bell rings out boot wishes and maar thanks to all our customers. and a NEW SERVICING FACILITY Phone 945-3066 the old year doos out and pause io osproM OtuhaaH** Most of our former Catalog Store cuatomora for thair Personnel, with whom you are familiar BENXFRANKUN’ 102 Wast Stota at Jrfforson Barry Cle 321 So. Mi will still be here to serve you �| Old London Town by R.M.C." Winging westward from Ortry field*. a* I recall, our plane had Airport by jet. at an altitude of to dodge puldlra at water a* U 32JXB feet and a cruising 'peed of 500-plu* miles per hour, my front of the main buiklbwx where flWHK DCCN DCBOnCH SINOTRa-KeRRMaRTiN MaRRICI GE CROCKS £s±v D""s!The 6Hastings Banner, uics Sunday, _ i96< O Rites Wednesday j Raptint Church Watch Night Plans New Yea Ft Service at Grace Family Service! __ . New Year's Eve Family Night SS“.jsa* Brethren Church services wiU be held at the Has­ Hastings School Menu WedncMtey at the Sponabie Fu­ neral Hom* with the Rev. John w January of 1830. when I made the In Riverside Cemetrey. U i sVJs *ame trip tn reverse. from Croydcn Airport outside of London to Le plia.lxe what unbelievable progress Bougct north of Pari*, in one of ha* been made In Uie development of olrplanra and air transportation County Medical Facility where *E°***D.*Y that day, a trl-moiored Handley- during Die past thirty-five year* Paige biplane which seated Our CUravdle, a medium - size, eighteen passenger* In single rows three-jet plane deigned tar inter­ of nine padded chairs mon­ city hops, carried about five Umea County. Ohio, on June J. 1M7.: rklDAY To*su* adjustlblei on either side of the Dniulla <VanBuskirk< FaulknerJ air-transport "giant*" of 1830 Fur­ 8l»e married Glenn Powell in , , Although passengers had the ad­ thermore. during the one-hour trip which included boarding time at vantage of an enclosed cabin, the ting* Baptist Church commentUhrtetlan film of family in»U> wunsponaored Strand of Hastings Now humidify your home for more comfort with less heat HunMify your home beausttitljr 'Good Houtekteping Enjoy more comfort with ha* ... I The panel will discuss current | event* about. "The Church. ' in- Intone Requiem Avard F. Ehrle At Lake Odessa Of Lake Odessa For Mrs. DuPont Dies Sunday ___________________________ F. DuPunt. 73. Detroit, who died Sunday rught. Dec. 76. at Columbis Hospital, were to be he kt at 10 am this Wednesday at 8t Edwards Catholic Church at I.ah» Ke ndruu Odessa .' Burial wa* to be\j*i the Avard F. Earle, «. died in hli . sleep early Sunday morning «t1 hi* home in Lake Odessa Mr, Earle Is survived by Ills wife. Myrtle; four daughters. Mra J C. Dean of Doraville. Oa: Mr* Mra Rainh Ralph Cnnk Cook. Mn Mra. I.vie Lyle Eldridge and Mra Gordon Eld- Mr* DuPont * body reposed st Edwartfi Detroit; hl* mother, decker* were »UU operating in ,the Picken* Chapel m Clarksville Mra Florele Earle. Lake Odessa: Neither Croydon nor Le Bougal 16. grandchildren, and two great grandchildren. had paved runjray* and at both; 1 cheaper way of seeing the city than He was retired la 1»M after from the upper front of theae huge field Swanson. of Clarksville. busses which maneuver about the comparatively narrow street* with »uch *klll ' New Year’s Masses day at Hie Picken* Cl us pel in Rev FT Joecph C. Dunphy. Lake OdreB* with burial In LakeOne of my favorite places In ed Chat JUssm on Nev Year* London 1* Ute Cheshire Cheese, a ■The William Bradfords spent little tavern in Wine Office Court Douglas Bradfords in Plainwell. Home for Christmas ut the Lyle Christmas Day with their daugh­ venerable Institution when Dr. HuRjert* were their family includ­ ter. 'the Warren Rocgrra of Ann Samuel Joluuon. tlie noted Lexi­ ing the Mark Youngs from Pros- Arbor, and enjoyed another Chrtstcographer and man of letter* uaed ptet Height*. Ill. the Donald DowL ma* on Sunday at the home of their son. Robert ta Grandville' WMU The Hulbert* entertained Tlie Bradford* have been anterUte Malcolm Brook.* family fnxn Ulnlng several at their grandchil­ lark and kidney pudding (both of Kalamazoo on Thursday. ' dren also during the holiday* which, along with beef and pie. are still apeclaltle* of the house' The place at which the Doctor. * brilliant conversationalist. used rhfpUuM furnishing* with thia handsoma humidifier. Thank You" lor wonderful year. consumers ME-302-22 Tlie church choirs will present music and there will be a time of fellowship and refrrahments. The public to Invited the Robert Johncock. Ior; Union Services the time, took about eight hour* and probably still does. with thia furnlture-etyled Coolorator Humidifier. It Iva* the rich look of walnut in a thick, textured vinyl finish that ia both Blble ■ eluding the role of the "National, pitot operated from an open cock­ ! Council” and the " "Romani pit forward which communicated। tiuilding in Ixmdon. the plane spent Catholic and Pope Paul" The ‘ rv • rearward by tiny doorway* to a!1only about 70 minutes at cruising been employed al the former wr . 1 nation of Israel in bloom and little fire-proof radio room and SP^' rewt of the time being JTyraraMootr VMrW reborn. The political world of NOTICE | the Uniteel Nations, the United from thence to the main cabin She is survived by one son/ At the new Nazarene Church Blates and Communism. Ths Barry County Zoning Large, continuous window* on altitude and in the long. alow, let­ Charlea Walter Powell of Grand cn North Broadway there will down at London. Office will be open only either side of the cabin gave an zllla Powell of Hasting*. 101 Friday Dec. 31. at 7 30 < tag and special musical number*, excellent view of the countryside grandchildren. 73 great grandThs -ponvora are the Free refreshment* and possibly a Him. chjitiren; n brother. Walter Methodist Wesleyan Method 1st Evervonc U welcome Russel) below, but soundproofing was nil. further notice. However, of viuuiuui Chatham., uiunw, Ontario;; pilgrim piirrini Houncn*. Hoilnre*. uihbo United uraoBreth- ---------Sarver,--pastor aruiratnced. ■ u. —............ ........ Conversation wa* ImpoMlble once cltlea and seem* more of an over­ Faulkner twit U n '_ i— — _ ....j I _ _ • a,-----------_______ telephone colli will be -----------the motors were fUrted in addi- grown. sprawling town than the two sister*. Mrs R. B. Moore of -n ln Christ and Nararene Hasting* and Mis Daisy Keraad—HigSJic-. Mr. and Mra Ron Wortley of answered doily. Hon to a steward, who for a rea­ giant metropoll* it really la. How­ of Dunkirk. Ind.; one Mep-daugh-1 R OL-n w CT-k p*,.OT Utica. N Y, have their *econd boy. sonable price would serve you ever. skyscrapers are beginning to ter and three *tcp-*ons. A son.1 . w—j—.n MrehralBt Rodney wa* bom Dee. 9. and wa* Richard Slocum '■ £ ‘XcW^LsISil ZSTw^tfew4Uie’fS^Rum assorted sandwiches, pastries and appear on the horizon and It may "'Xk P^k^ilL^ l4At there wi— _ — - ---------hot coffee or tea. tr.e plane carried be only time before Ute man-made uSUSSTuXi mXi- numbers by “v each ■" ■ of the partici- 1 an individual listed a* a mechanic- architectural canyon* of New York pat mg churches. The public is I pitot, who operated the radio and. are duplicated, to an extent at Church. । invited controls, if the captain was Stricker, After a sojourn on the continent tn flight. Maximum altittiae reached dur­ where the language barrier b aling the two ani one-half hour way* somewhat a problem lor meat Hight to Paris wds 3000 fret and American*. it la a welcome novelty top vpred registered vr*s ninety- to return to a country where your one miles per hour Our little tby language 1* no longer foreign—or modem standards) craft bounced rather. not quite foreign. You Will aboA in the rough air. You really find section* In London where accenta’are a bit broad for American knew you were Hying! Even so. tlie trip cut by more Uun a third the rare. It may take some close llatenlong ordeal oi the combination of ing and careful enunciation to train and boat crossing, which, at communicate properly! Cooleratot* Humidifier wveral w XSJK Si.V&’fe'SS 5 Churches Plan New Year’s Eve I»HOF£Z by Central Radio & TV Howard Trumble BUSINESS OFFICES OF CONSUMERS POWER COMPANY will close at 12 Noon on Friday, Dec. 31 PHONE 945-3474 FOR EMERGENCY SERVICE marked willi bronze plaque—and for all anyone knows, it 1* authen­ tic! If so. among those around tlie table would hare been James Ban­ well. rake and biographer, jotting down tlie obarrvatloo* and witti­ cisms Of hi* literary hero, os they aal Uvcrr pulling at churchwarden pipes and downing tlie contents of huge glasses of Port wine. Built in 1867. the Cheshire Cheese has been neither renovated nor altered during the intervening years? so the management claim*, and-thus Is the only authentic 17 th Century tavern still ■­ London. A comparison Ings and photograph* with the present layout, would indicate that >uch claim* are substantially true Fortunately, the Cheshire Cntest•' 228 N. Jefferson Professional DRY CLEANING One hour "mnnimiiG: csarraiaa air attack on London duting World War n and the cellar* and sub basements underneath were u*<-d x* shelter*. The ' Cheese" would have made an inflammable target If It had been even touched by an Incendiary bomb It l» an Interesting experience to dine in this museum piece of a place—even though I did skid a bit when I first stepped onto the1 sawdust covered floor. Price* art far from being cut-rate, but the Item* served are a* delicioqs a*| WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY and FRIDAY — through December 31 MENIS or LADIES' “ *' Time is short, time runs fdfct, 1 iuch to do, you'll never lost . . . slow down . . . use our personal check service and you'll hove a lot of time on your hands . . . that's HCB, of course! SLACKS 7<„$100 Mix & Match No Limit ■ trouble getting to the bank? try HCBs ^becking Service '**' THE,MOST IN DRY CLEANING SPECIAL for -r " OPEN 7 A.M. to 6 P.M.—9 P.M. ON FRIDAY ONE HOUR SERVICE ON REQUEST—8 A.M. to 4 P.M. —PICKUP STATIONS— 111 W. Stat. St. Middl.ville Lake Odessa Alberta'* Hatting. The Stag Shop Dre.. Shop Professional DRY CLEANING A speciol message tv our friends and patrons. Moy COMPLETE BANKING & TRUST SERVICE the new year be one of fulfillment and happiness for you all. HASTINGS SPEEDY WASH Hastings City Bnnh Janet and MEMBER: Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Wendell Marquis Friendly, Neighborly Service for 78 Continuous Years . �Stag Shop, Goslanders Lead Men s Cage Lbop'xsg'S - Blag Shop and Oo*l*nder en-!/~i Xir day tn th* main Hastings !*■* * ■ JL rotUfiger 158-459, Peg Snyder 3, Rose Hinrichsen 158. Bob Slocum 167. Von Howell 161, Jodene. Howell 172, Helene Bourne 174. Boiyrie Wyant. 171. Wcaley Friend 165 and Al Taylor 202- AJBC JUNIOR DIVISION Standing*: Coleman Insurance win*. Moose 3m. Piston Ring 28. Hasting* Sanitary Serv­ ice and Northiide Grocery 25 and Hastings Aluminum Producte'10. : Dave Tumi's turned tn the best .score*. 256-587. Ron Wyngarden rolled 317.533. Wea VanDenburg ,191-506. Rlok VanDenburg 193­ 483 and Dean Lambert 185-506 in the main Hastings High gym. I Youth Council Director Bob King lias announced. W»Udrrrff *l : toped Wilran. 93-40; Stag Shop Ung* Merchant*. 54 - 50. and Francisco defeated Walldorff. 67Bob Cannoney led Renner Ford to the win with 24 pointe. Ted Egleston added 9. Art Meade 7. Gene McAllister. Bob Lam- each and Gary McGhee 2 points Ernie Strang drilled 21 point* for the Merchant*. Don Mullens All area men are invited to participate The volley ball Wrestlers Enjoy Christmas Party Ken Cole, co-captaln of the HHS Varsity Wrestling squad, was hart and his mother. Mn Grace Allerdlng. wa* hostess lor ten and a surprise birthday par­ ty for Miss Brenda Pierce Wed­ gun. scoring 33 point*. Vic But­ nesday night. Dec 22. at their home al Algonquin Lake. Twenty three were present, .in­ cluding the Vanity squad and ter the Walldorf! quintet. Den- girl friend*. Coach and Mn. Bob Miller and Mn. Harold Rogen. dar 5. John Gallagher 4. Bob Each wrestler received a tro­ Erhredl 3 and Phil Walldorf! 2 phy wtth hte name and weight ' The Stag lads had little oppMdtton D. Trefry topped the working hard toward a Class B ■coring with 23 pointe. J. Hop- championship. Punch. Christmas ^cockles and R Martin 14. L. Dykstra 9 and candy, potato chips, frlto*. and a B. Barnum and B Schneider 8. targe birthday cake were served Art Fredenberg had 14 pointe for Dancing to records provided the Hastings Mfg. Don Bower* 7. entertainment. ■Bflm 'lAeynold* 6. Dave Ung 5 and Jack Chadwick. Ken NeU Loop't Top Scorers apd I+rry Utter 3 pointe. Middleville'* Rob White, after Gaty Cole led the Goalander* wjDi'fa pointe. Tom Haven* and IRnctf4 Hkrtman had ig, John games. Is leading all scorers with Baohir 17. Gary VanHouten 8. 112 point* on 44 field goals and Mike Corrigan and John Mahler 32 free throws. Caledonia's Tom 8. Jtm Cole 3 and Jim Sergeant Benedict Is second with 115 point*. Dave Plasmon of Hamil­ hOff 1'pointe. Bill Gibb* scored 1! pointe for ton ha* 103. Lloyd Schrotenbore Wilson, Jim Wynta 8. Ray Roush 8. Kaltb MUler 7. Dave Ackett 3 son of Wayland lias 87. Dick Stewart. Maple Valley lia* 81 points in 4 games. Paul Brown. ‘The standing*; Caledonia 6g. Scott Henning ol TEAM Middleville 59. Tom Griffith of Middleville 85 and Dave Lind­ berg of Maple Valley ha* 14. Hostings Mfg. Co. -- -I . ’ JU Call wi 5-3M1 24-PIECE SET OF stainless tableware 6 SOUPSPOONS 6 TEASPOONS 6 DINNER FORKS 305-578. R. Pavllg rolled 313-853. D FWw 531. Ted Dolman 201­ 530, D Aldrich, 529. D. OeaenheiPavlik 187-517, Ron Peltow 171- mer 203-828. H. Aldrich 325. Paul <86. Velma Btoeum 168-446. Mlle* "** “ * Neteon 141. Jo f X Conditioning for Men to Start High Wednesday Night 6 KNIVES With Purchatc of a Frigidairc Washer FRIGIDAIRE Automatic Soak Cycle Washer with 2 speeds! Hoping to coax a pike oc suskie into spearing range, a fisherman dangles a decoy through his hole in the ice. Knowing that the clement of surprise is nil important in this specialized brand of winter sport, he'll next follow up his fish teasing tactics by lowering his spear slightly into the water. That way, his spear won't make a loud plunging sound to warn fish when it is sent streaking to­ ward an underwater target. It's thing* like this which will pay off When the spearing season opens Jan. I in Mich­ igan's inland waters. Northern pike, tnnskeHungc, and lake trout head the list of target* that may be taken through the ice during this season which continues on inland waters until the end ol February. The stakes get even bigger in February when'sturgeon are also open to spear­ ing. Action on these long-lived lun^cts will center on inland walers in the Cheboygan and Indian River chain of lakes — Black, Burt, and Mullctt. - Michigan Department of Conservation- Auto Tag Inn 17 High Serie*: Louise Bahs 209ncy 315 - 539. Jim Barr 527,1556. Betty Heeler 218-548, Shlrlee George Lydy 530. Harry McColl ’ VanDenburg 204-543. June Benrur 185-544. Betty Sheler 183­ Mid Maynard Tucker MP. 539. Lois Carl 195-491. Bernie Eckert 174-487. Corky Ackley NIGHT HAWK BOWLERS goon 177 - 485, Anna McDonald 185-411. Gladys Edward* 191-476 and Lucille Willits 163-466. Good games: Barb Snyder 198, Mary Lou Snyder and Myrtle Cuddahee 165, Betty Solhard 167. Linda Dingman 145. Mary Roush 160, Marge Campbell 158. Mag and B Lowell 456 SUndlnga: Mixer* 12 vln* Kcegttra 173 and Kay BodcnHead Pins IfXMton and Rollers muller. 184. 10. Michigan Cofhe "Shop 4 and Devereaux Furniture 1 win. RECREATION LEAGUE NO. 3 .MONDAY BOWLERETTES Good Series: Katy Colvin 224­ 540, Shirley VanDenburg 197­ Beyer M7, H. Gray 509. C. Blough 541. Jane Cole 183*488. Gladys Edwards 181-496. r*ye Faye nucn Allen m168- Reardon 555 N. AapUiall 200­ cuwarui 480. Darlene Everett 164 - 479.1557. H. Thaler 506 and B. HitchGerry Newton 167 - 477, Ruth ! oock 201-555. Thomas 170-459, and Betty She- j standing*: Shelter'* 46, M1HIcS-18^'4?-3 ■> . o . . <ra Duradcan and Mahler Mo<»ood Oinrn: Berenice Smith ■ aura Yoder's Sunoco 37H. KU' "MX’ P-nt" lhrtw» a CiUwn', Dori* Naylor 166. Myrtle FalconSuper W____ COMMERCIAL MINORS cr 164, Emm* Xtogoon 166.| TUFHD41' TWISTERS Standing*: Smith Bro*. 40 Jeanne Fronthway 181. Merna riESDAY twisters ---— n. ----■ •* —t---- •-* 34 Bender Grovel 35. n Parker [, ,DePew DePew 169. 169. Sharon Sharon Harrington Harrington I Local Finance 40, Pleaoant VdtJ Mobil and Deputies 34. 177, i” Sandy Clinton <*• 161. *».-»> Fran I P°lnt motel 39. Powder Box 38S. Larke Cltgo 33';. Chenoweth Qwen* 162 and Irene Carpenter > M.C.F. La**iea 34^. Barn MarMachine and Dale* Baker* 33. 17! ' -ket 34 and Bcedle Insurance 19. Consumer* 32',. Hastings Alumi­ Team Standinr*: Walldorf!’* Gttod «■««»: Dolly Larson 186­ num 33. Al's A Dot's 29. Patten 48. Penney » 46. Color Center 43. Ml. 6*ndy Gallup 150-438. Carol Monument 38. Southend Food Motor Aire* 39. Hatluig* Radio Keeler 158 - 427. Joan Marteln 37. Montgomery Ward 36. Tink­ i TV 38. Gilmore * 34. Mahler * M»-407. Betty Downing 143-401. ler* 2S':. Htutinsrs Electric 24. 33';. Hasting* Floor Covering 33, 'Gbwiy Howard 140-400 and ShlrViking 21 nnd THE BANNER 18 Gardner'* Duraclean and Action ley AUen 176-430. Galen Daniel* tolled. over the , rle . Flex 29. Burns Refrigeration HASTINGS MFG. LEAGUE 600 barrier to lead the field with 1<28'i. 28': VAJ Mobil 28, Hostings Aaron Sherk 314-606, Bob Al220-605. Ermneth Engeseth port- — Mllllng and Arcade Beauty Salon I len 239-594. Lea Springer 317­ ed 557. Paul Ca*»el 517. Curt 25. Cuyler's 24. Copper Lantern I572- J*ck Smith 232-571, Karol Aurey 507. Bob Reme 210-529. 22 and RockhUl-Banghart Sin-1 Oven 214-550, Dale Geiger 316- ' Denny Fredrickson 2M-536. Clar­ elate 19. 558, Art Art Gallup Gallup549. 549. Joe Joe Bennett Bennett |M8, ence Haiue 507. Jim Myers 205­ _______ ! 214-537. Maynard Tucker 536. 546. Bill Kmko 202-514. Carl A»- RECREATION LEAGUE NO. 2 ' Ktn Lancaster 535. Joe Stute 532. pin* 11 516 and Carl Hathaway Standing.: Gilmore Jeweler* wLM? and Walldorf!* 34. Jennies *’<2ndin«- VSRS a? Auto Parts 31. Ackett * 30^Vood- T ’ HASTINGS CLASSIC LEAGUE mansee Lumber 27. Parker * Tav-, I?0 Bob Carmoney wa* tlie big gun cm 26. Lockthore Farm. nnd k -j' ’ hl' ‘ m the hot Clasale wheel last Nashville Grave! 25. Goodyear; 9^* ”■ week, rolling 242-620. John Ka- Bros and Hailing* Meat Mar-' i? R 21 slniky snamtled 206 - 812. Dave j.tl 24 1 ftn(1 Journeymen 23. • Dimmers 219-596. Nolan John­ Good aeores: Jack Boa man 324­ cock 215-567. Stu Sweet 554. Dick 561. Paul CmmI 303-558. Jimi Hart 215-520. Shannon Lydy 204­ Malcolm 209-542. Pat Gilmore I Call WI 5-3481. rii wiunuic t 574. Pete Kruger 515, Jim Bar­ 222-534. Les Springer 533. Art I x* num 530. Bill Burn* 206-545. Bennett 531. Howard Johmtonz^esenneu aai, nowara joniutone 527, Leon Ackett 204-518. Klng»-( Fmeiker 530. Ken Bock with 521. ley Bennett' 517. Curt Awrey 5i5,; Paul Burkey 505. -Dave Irwin 520. Ron Peltow 301-586, Jack Ro»c Dennis Cleveland 303-513, Larry 560. E Mathew* 500. Hank Fcrlr- Pen rod 201-511, Dick Hudson 508, >i 215-533. Joe Glelarcnnkt 310­ Jack Siick r 507. Rqy Lundquist: 550. Dale Cappon 206-567, Chris 506. Carl Baker 501. Stew Howes For Inventory Howard 236-595. Bo Morgan 515. 503 arid Doug Vogt 501 CLOSED Darrel Wlliyard 518. K. Keeler MANn*V mirns 509. Keith Orals 211-541. Don! MONDAY MIXERS Drake 222-558. Al Montan 520. V I Welcome Tavern 50. M^UIte-; Beteon 202-503. John Goroden-1 ter * Oil Sales 42'i, Mtodiand, ski 211-571. Jock Sheler 2M-508., 41Northside Gpjeery'SI. Vogt * We wi*h everyone a HAPPY NEW, YEAR J«.-k Bowman 555. Ed Sheter 535.,Puberal HoJaa^T1,. Food Center Laubaugh 200-576. Jerry Keen- 37. HantlM* Height* 36. Sheriff's 219-521. Keeler 210-556. Lony Girl* and Piston Ring 35. Haan * ■ Aqd for the New Year we ex- fore proceeding on their first stra Oordiin Norn* 535, Pal. Standard Service 33. Man's ; El our very best wishes to the hunt Pat Underhill ha* bc«-. 1202-558. ' 505. Charie* Krausa IBeautyiShop 30'j. Hasting* Bavtings High School coaching conducting gun safety couhm Terpenuut tteff. and especially to Bbb Carl­ but all boys—and gtris-may not ■ son who steps Into Jock Clarey * have an opportunity to attend 1B'.U Hackney 210-579. Ken Robbe shoe* a* head Saxon football one. Gun safety is a MUST be- :502 Hurv Haan 215-545. Roy fore you take the gun in your 1Schlarhter 550 and Harold Shercoach. . . . hands—loaded . . I To Coach Bob Miller Miner and hi* .......... ................... wrestling squad. hoping they win1 8onle hunter* think they ran " Ii Hlatlnmtch .. Iixick WED. AFTERNOON LEAGUE distinguish Ih. tlie track nf of a Standing*: Hastings Moto deer from that of a doe by it* Central championship and the Sales 42. Stanton's 39',. Maker Bute Cl*** B title. Certainly spread Ontario park natural lit* 31. Vita Boy and Shirkey's 29. say that this is an uncertain To the Blue As Gold gaif team, hoping they can retain their method and suggest a surepaay East filde Lumber 27‘,. Barryleague ciianipiomlilp. and go on good, however, only when there Ready Mix 27. Miller's Plumbing 36 Bob'* Bike * Hobby Center is snow : When walking, a buck to lake State honor* . To tlie HHS track team, which does not lift his feet as high as 23‘* and Ockermans Service 17. Louise ’Bah* led the gate last can only go UP_after finishing two groove*^between hi* foot ­ week with 301-533. Shirley Van6th tn the league meet at Ionia. To the baseball team, which print* where the tips of hi* split Denburg pov'.cd 234 for solo hon­ should be tired of only runner- hooves Just touch the surface If or* and finished with 510. Faye Allen railed 176-509. Barb Kicrup honors. . . . Alex Usborne. Hastings hunter »ey 181-473. Geneva Ockerman To the tennis team, which •hould be ready for the cham­ who took third place in M'.rt 159-455. Della Gorodcnski 159­ 455. .Betty Howes 166-448, Mac Neff * deer contest, had a score pionship. . . . To Coach Bob VanderVeen'.-, of 36’>, with pointe given for the Hart 170-427. Jeanice Dalman basketball squad, which should number of spun on the antler* 171-459, Bobby Handy 150-440. Linda Lowry 177-476. Pauline maintain the great form exhibi­ and for the maximum in-ide ted against Marshall and Lake- spread on the rack Fre^. Palmer Healy 155-438 and Jo DeBroux . of Fowlerville wa* first w ith 43 163-433 Good g.ime»r SliLrley-Rowinan District trophy last year, they HB buck had 14 point* and a 29inch spread. Fred shot hl* buck 165. Gene ThrihTpwn 153. Ethel Miller 152 Ruby Downey 156. near Munising . Doris Stanton and Joon Kings­ enough for Ice fbhlng, but Bill bury 150. Marion Eye 154. Flor­ young people undoubtedly re­ and Cfrid James licked the pr< b-_ ence Weyrrman 160. Peg Snyder ceived firearm* for Christmas, lent Tncy pushed their way in S 153. Janet Peuraeh 168. Pat Con(tiring them gun* of their oxn boat through the thin slim on ly 157. Mk-fceyt Lambert 156. Pearl for the tint time. Everyone must Middle-EUe, and brought m Prrderkkacn M48 and Metho obtain proper training tn the some dandy ratehe* And while Gray 159. handling and Bring of gun* bcCOMMERCIAL .MINORS «e wish our Red Wilkins *■ :M bunding*: Sport* Rar 46, Pismake a greater effort this Win- Armchair Athlete V. on Monday JANUARY 3rd. R ing in a New Year The bell* ring in the Naw Year and our ifiank* to our polrons. OPEN New Year's Eve for you i Bowling Pleasure New Year's Day Hours Commence At 2:00 P.M. Bob & Mickey Lambart YOUR HOSTS HASTINGS BOWL, INC. V/ooJIond ot Michigan Miller Jewelers 118 W. State St. Sell it with a Panner ad I MedtlWCDAK 3 celor* »f white JET ACTION FOR NEW , 1 DEEP CLEANING! I FOR THE eur Thm Jet Action Wither soaks out dirt ainonialicaily! Two different speeds tot multi-fabric washing! Patented Deep Action Agitator creates jet currents for Deep Action cleaning! Jet-eimple mechanism! Jot-Awajlintremovall SudfWatef Surer model WCDARK and Porcelain LOW DOWN PAYMENT w/r IU c’re wishing one and all a New Year bright with joy and peace, rich with many friends and full of good fortune. To all our loyal patrons: we're especially grateful for your confidence and good wilt We shall strive, in the year ahead, to serve you well that our cordial relationship may continue for many more years. EASY TERMS consumers R 1 MBER.CO power hiuai ALLIED BUItDlNG CENTER �THK HABTTMGR BANXn—> ThurwUj. December 36. IMS INBEATABU Happy New Year Food Values plus HAPPY NEW , Personal Mention 450 1 TV STAMPS with coupons below 6000 Everyday Low Prices! FRESH WHOLE All Stores Open ’til 9 p.m. Friday, Dec 31 Closed All Day Saturday, Jan. 1 Srnglaloq Rwdy Io Cook CUT UP FRYERS Double Top Value Stamps FRYERS WEDNESDAY, Fryer Ugi, Thighs, Or naitlcki 1 er Ireasts w/Rlhi attached | ledam al Kro*et thru Fn4mr. Dee 31 IW5 I t U.S. CHOICE FROZEN SHRIMP 3 pig 53.89 pkg wr pkg Jr ■ ‘ y TENDERAY >1.97 / / 99' LAMB SALE LEG O’ LAMB s'' U.S. Choice Tenderay •Boston Rolled Dall Park FRANKS >«> >*» 69k • LUNCH MEATS. Plua 25 TV Stamps with each pkg Paschke's Roasted or KROGER OLIVES POLISH SAUSAGE tedeen n— K>*g*r — Mn •» —-i - Herrvd's Lunch Meal SHOULDER ROAST nSS. KID SIRLOIN CHOPS ’1.29 Hygrads's 4th and 5ih ribs Roast 99/ 50 STAMPS »> 49/ I B-I'tViv PARTY ASSORTMENT ^ a. U.S. Choice Tenderay BLADE CHOPS LAYER CAKE Cornish Gann Hens <•<>> 79< Paschke's 9-Varieb*s Boneless Pot RoasJ ib 79< Kroger Brand IH-lb Minimum wf 'j Breaded Fantail Shrimp wi pkg 59' RID CHOPS Hygrads's .s' / RING BOLOGNA / Country Club • Iwo pkgi ol Kroger X. Guaranteed tender .X. ten times out ol ten Hot _ < " Dogs 1lb-'«c59< All Flavors Grape or Orange Zin, CIEEIE I III SUCK CRACKERS — Wagners Drink Coronet Label 3,or/9 TUESDAY MIXED MEAGUE Standings: Welton's Hasting Ac Plumbing 44. River Bend Golf Court* 39. Andrus Insurance Agency and Highland Dairy 37. Thomapple Skating RUtk 34, Johnson's Furniture and Ken's At Bob's Gulf M and PoBV Con­ strue lion 31. Geod scores: Don Haywood 191-547, Joan Haywood 141-404, Roy Hswltl 190-514, Norman Jenkins 179-503, Larry Poll 1944T1, Ruth Rice 144-349, Maurice Adrianson 1B&-4BI. Bruce Brumm 179-515. Verdle Sinclair 1M-4B1, Walt Sinclair IM-440. Don Che­ ney 1B4-471, Larry Annta 191-496. Bob McCullum 310-494, Bob Tossava 193-491, Dtck Wilcox 1«34M. Ralph Richardson 148-394 and Milford Carnell 337-534. EMBASSY NUTS Kroger Frozen -h77/ OrangeJuice66ll““" L P RECORDS ‘Tunea You Mused" 39/ liMMJ I K CANNED POP FRENCH FRIES 3 51 Grapefruit Drink 4 ""’I 45 RPM Records >*.-s77K Salad Dressing Kroger Frozen Delicious—1-qt. 14-oz. PINE-ORA DRINK BIG 'K' TOP VALUE 50 STAMPS [ The Stewart Sweets have an tntertsting viator thia week. Svm Moller, who was Carol's Danish brother wtien the was an exchance student hat year. Sven la atuxulIng college tn Davenport. lowland come to Chicago where Uw ag-eu met him and fie acccmpaniKlSiem here Al Use Sweet heme on C®utmaa ware Mr. and Mn. EMfiUennine and Mn. William Sweet ot Middleville. The Arthur Stewards had Chriatmaa on Sunday at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mn. Rkhxrd Wight of Dimondale. Mn. Stew­ ards elater and family were also there and they talked with their brother. Richard. Jr., who U Usching in Alaska and had undergone surgery on Friday. On Sunday, the 19th. the Max Bumps entertained Mr. and Mrs Ed Tudor. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Bump and Mr and Mrs Carlton Bump for a ChrttUnaa dinner and tree, and on Christmas Day' they entertallied Mr and Mrx James King and aon. Scott, of Lsnaing. Mr. and Mn. Henry Devei wjk of Sparta. the Beverwyk s son. David, who wa* home from Boston on a five-day leave from the Navy, and Davld'a friend from Grand Rapids. At the Adalbert Heath home on CiirtaUnaa were their family. Sally, who la home for the week from Albuquerque. N M . Mr. and Mn. Gary Riven and family of Lowell and Mr. and Mn. 'William Heath and son. local. The Bert Benhams were in Ak­ ron. Ohio, on the weekend of the Uth to have Oirtsbnaa with their aon. Paul, and family, who are moving ti>c early part of January to Rochester. N Y. Mr. and Mn. John H. Hoes of University Park, Iowa, ar* here to spend the holidays with their par­ ents, Mr and Mrs. Robert Timm and Mr. and Mn. John A. Haos The Lawrence Hewitts spent Christmas with their aon. the Jerry Hewitta. of E. Green Street. The Hewitts now have three sons in the Navy. Jac*, who Left recently and is now in Japan, and Dole and Loen, who were luimc on leave a abort time ago, and are now In California. The Uttar two bar* ■pent tune In Viet Nam and will be returning there sometime dur­ ing the coming year. cans BIG _ 12 fl. oa. cans 5 X Kroger Pineapple- - l-ql 14-ox Country Club Imitation Pasteurized PfOceuoo Cheese Spread 12 fl. oz. tag Country Club CHEESE SPREAD 2-a Pk, 39 r with purchase of on* H gallon at regular price GOLDEN RIPE WT OH Label lntlanl-6ox. wt Kroger Baked Hamburg or Spotlight Coflee >« 69c HotDogB»s2pkg>p>839< Kroger-1 lb 5 ox. Mal-O-Soh-l'.-lh Pork & Beans 7 cant *1 Sandwich Bread 2 39’’ Grape or Oranga-1 ql 30T Off labsl-9ft> 13-ox Wapar’i Driik All Detergemt pkg *1.79 4 cam *1 Hawaiian if 5 Size' Pineapples BANANAS RED EMPEROR GRAPES —. TOP VALUI 50 STAMPS HAWAIIAN PINEAPPLES Sunkist ff138 Size thbNew Year Oranges be a rouaing suc­ cess for all our palrona who have LEMONS been so nice to ua. We're dialling you a world of good cheer! •“<“ 10 JBICt 95c --33c nuiau. _. Or asasase an ax ot W » * 811 K. Railrood St. Ph. WI 5-2423 �k Member Once Said: SSiu^Mu^iMPA Members Hummel, on the Yankee Springs | Rugg and family and Mr. and. Receive More Mrs. Millon Larson and family i aU of Grand Rapids, were Christmas guest* ol their par- Money in 1965 the I’d be lost without the Auto Club! Michigan Milk Producers A»- HASTINGS BANNER famlly and Mr and Mr*. Fred Rock and family of Warren, near Detroit. * Charles Robertson of Ferris State College, ha* been home with hi* parents, Mr. and Mr*. John Robertson, for the Highlights Interesting FARM NEWS "Yes, the Auto Club—with its maps and guides for freeway trips and byway rides —is for people who want to know where they are going. Report Holstein Production Mark For Area Cows Middleville Barry Farm ot butterfat in 354 day* Lady Bonnie Burkr Rag Ap­ ple 4373448. a seven - year-old owned by Howard O. Johnston l Nashville, produced 14440 Ib*. of i \ Calendar... go. You can You can know travel with confidence. You can LEAD THE WAY. You can join the Auto Club. You can do it today! AUTOMOBILE CLUB OF MICHIGAN HASTINGS OFFICE in any previous year. ' Membera received |lt1,*N.*U for 3.N6.S30.26* pounds of milk produced in IN*. In th* previous fiscal year. MMPA members reeelvv* Im* money By Mra. Mary Jackton famlly -of near BalUe CTeek three sons. Martin. Tommy and spent Christmas Eve and Christ­ ChrU, left Sunday. Dec. 18. for mas Day with hi* mother and Estero. Fla. to visit David's par- grandmother. Mrs- Ardis Luta. i annivenmry in I8«. and the gen­ eral theme of the year-long ob­ servance will be "Strength Through Unity." • Member* in 94 "Locals" of MMPA will honor member*. The 12 Diatne a in Michigan will also Mr and Mr*. Gary Bennett and oix^rve the gulden anniversary family and their daughter and with appropriate activities, and family. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Bow­ I statewide honor* will be confer­ er and Ann of Coloma. On Dec 20 the Clayton Bennett's were : red at the 1866 Annual Meeting to help their daughter. Mrs. ।scheduled fu.- March 33 al Mich­ , tgan State Unlvemiy in East । Lansing. More than 100.000 men have l-vn dcolgnaled Naval Aviators nt the U. 8 Naval Air Station, । IMuacota. Fla-, inner naval avu- Food.' and nutrition specUluu (ft Michigan State University of butterfat in 365 days. Anno- trrfat by the average U 8 dairy say U»c length of time fruaen draaa Lad Misty 4809334. a four- cows, notes, the national Hol- food may be kept rants direct­ yeur-old. had 16,720, lbs. of milk stein Association. ly with the tenpensHue. The j . .. ... Michigan state University «u- length at time quality can be Douglus Gauck Waives Exam SMITH BROS. Central Michigan*! Most Complete Fertiliser Service FERTILIZER FACTS versity. Mary Verltnde, a dent hygienist from Boston. MaJ »cry Blacktop lopped drnud. w good iucoma in 1966 y*u should taka sdvsntaga of some of these savings. Our pricoe are low. Mrvi<« j* a good Investment) DIRECTORS DECLARE DIVIDEND BROS daughters left Tuesday to spend Christmas' with her mother. Mrs. Byron Thomas, in Cold­ water. * Many enjoyed the live consumers Powfer Company working to sell MICHIGAN 365 days each year ! KJeu>,,Teft/v In the neat five years. Mich- igan wdl need about 100.000 new jobs each year, just to sustain population growth. The key to creating tfsse now iota is industrial expansion. And Consumer* Power Company * Area Development department is working constantly to help sailing industry and bring new industry to this ant. tone phase ot this effort is to advertise regularly for new industry in national pubicabons I>ka The Wall Street Journal aftJTTLucU' and Rusinas* Week. These topical advertisements, shown above. reach over 1 mdliflh readers. Helpmg provide the rob* we’Uhe needing tomorrow is part of our obligation to serve the people of Mchigao. It* another nice thing about havm& Consun traftwer neighbor. Jim Barr Gy consumers Power Company Tire Shop U.S. Royal Distributor Woodland . at Micbtflan �• > I Start the New Year with Savings from your Friendly A&P Store "Super-Right" Quality — Government inspected Canned Hams 6-LB. SIZE w lit. ’RESH FRYERS «-U. SIZt Split, THIS WEEK'S STORE HOURS CHEF'S PRIDE GRADE "A" Quartered TURKEY ROLLS Cut-up 31t 99‘ White or Mixed White and Dork “SUPER-RIGHT" Genoa Salami > fti I 10 h, 14.LB. 41 TURKEYS Super-Right Skinless 10-12 Lbs. With Rib* Attached /■ KjC SEMI-BONELESS 49c l-OZ. PKG. HAMS HYGRADrS—Net W». 12-0i. Cocktail Franks m 89‘ - 89 "SUPER-RIGHT" PIILID AND DIVIINID Shrimp Ib OR BREASTS Sliced Thuringer YOUR J USDA "GRADE A- FRYER LEGS Hard Salami CHO/CE Whole Fryers 13 to I6-Lb. । yi. it, A “-fhUC W Ib Smoked Hams Medl ; J i Shank Holf No Coupons, No Gimmicks, No Limits... Just Quality Merchandise at Low Prices! HOLIDAY FAVORITE FAMILY SIZE—SULTANA EGG NOG BEANS What’s in it for you? G&W BRAND—FROZEN WITH FORK In Tomato Sauce Yukon Club PIZZA BEVERAGES With Cheese = 49( 13 essential nutrients in every slice ol Jane Parker White Bread. That’s what’s In it for you. We know because we put them there. • 7 .j Pale Ginger Ale, Club Soda, Lemon-Lime t Soda or Golden Ginger Ale CASE OF 00 JANE PARKER ENRICHED A&P GRADE "A" White Bread 4 at 99 2^77* Tomato Juice A&P GRADE "A" SAVE 10c —JANE PARKER All-Butter Coffee Cake —’ 59‘ Fruit Cocktail 39 Sweet Pickles JANI PARKIR Pineapple Pie . . :a. JANI PARKIR CRISCINT ■« 79 Almond Cookies Tomato Ketchup 2 .VJ. 49‘ Paper Towels 2 Ki1 39' Dinner Napkins . . COFFEE Mill FLAVOR eight O’CLOCK - —c 3-LB. BAG q- ’r" Facial Tissues BOKAR RID CIRCLE ^77c|3^.t25 £ 75 c |3£ 2.19 LARGS SIZt •' i.s. 33' Dreft Detergent FOR DISHIS Cascade PKG.. **** Kotex Ivory Flakes.. AMMONIATIO CLIANIR Tuna Fish LIGHT CHUNK Top Job .... .$59* Dash Detergent 71 RUULA* SIZI Lava Soap ....“’ Bleach Safeguard 13 ,Wz. 79 1 " < PKG. BATH CAKIJ ^E< BOX 33‘ BOLL PKO. 23' Ice Cream Bars... 97‘ SHAKIR ITU HALT**** HOLIDAY FAVOBIT* 4- W99« vmw. • - 29‘ .2"i&'59c ... m 39‘ 69c Carnival Roundies ... "fSi' DELICIOUS FRUIT DRINK Hawaiian Punch Potato Salad . 3b98( Salted Peanuts ■ XCIL—VACUUM FACKIO Assorted Nuts. 4 ex*. ',2. er* 32 : | i J I Salted Peanuts .. "ar $9' ttuiouh Tissue iibbuv..............Xw. Waldorf 4V 29‘ I Pretzel Sticks 89* Mandarin Oranges.... Stuffed Olives . . A Frozen Limeade.... 4 ««• FAICO BBAHO—HIT WT. BOX. Stuffed Olives ... Prepared Spaghetti DANANAd PKG. ma DAIQUIRI GIMLIT MA I-TAI MANHATTAN MARTINI OlD FASHION WHISKEY SOUR QUART JAR D Ail AII AO NITWT. >v GIANT SIRS 25‘ BOX RIOULAX (111 . *o“z*34c • FKO. OF SB Cream Cheese. . .• >. >-69* »• -f -na. w * RtOULAI stzs STARDUST 2 Delsey Tissues.. Ikh nd FuU-MM Cocktail Mixes CHIIBIO CHOCOLAT* COVIBIO . ... 29' Maraschino Cherries. Mar 69' Mild and Mellow I II BAE- PARTY TYME DEE LISH BRAND H*T WT. ,• This New Year’s Enjoy BOTTLES 49* Spanish Peanuts . -r < Hearth Rye Breads IU uu I \nepmkek Salad Tomatoes.. 3^ 69‘ PRICES EFFECTIVE IN ALL ASP STORES IN THIS AMA OF MKH18AN , MICHIGAN RUSSIT—UJ. NO. I GRADE Potatoes . . . | Swiss Cheese . 20" 99 THE^GREAT ATLANTIC 4 PACIFIC TEA COMPANY, INC. Super M«rkets JANE PARKER FRESH, CRISP POTATO CHIPS TWO 8-OZ. BAGS IN VLB. BOX AMlfcKA'S DIPtMDABU tUGD MkAvHAkT EIKCt I8S9 Print -IHotthe Thnuth frl0», tec. SFi HMM ||n|C J" �If It's Worth RENTING or SELLING It's Worth A BANNER CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENT CLASSIFIED AD PAGE PHONE Holiday Greetings SEASON'S BEST 7 i*r.?... Dcnuri. Fils Mi Mkklgaa. MINIMUM RATE—50c for Twenty Words. As in years before, we extend a warm "Thank We take pleasure in the You" to our many friends opportunity to extend and good customers, • Holiday Greetings to all our friends—with thanks FARM BUREAU SERVICES for their good will. ■KLi CASH RATE— 2 MlC par word with minimum of 50c. On ad* no* paid for by th* Thun day following the date of publiCAiion, * carrying charge of 10c will b* added. Each additional conMCafiv* repcit iasertion without thing* of copy for ijjrki. w ' BOX NUMBER—Although The B*ti»*r dos* net racomm«ad "blind *d«” for best rvtulta, we will provide "bos avmbsr" service st s charge of 10c. DISPLAY CLASSIFIED —$1.25 p«r inch for slagi* l«**rtioa. B5c per inch for *eri«t of th or mor* »d« Io bo run on 'UlouSor diapUy clsMlfiad style*. Hastings Milling & Farm Supply Lake Odessa By Mr*. Dan Patarma HASTINGS BANNER WI 5-3481 Wendell Weat of Lansing was a dinner guest Sunday of Mr. and Mra. Gary Weat « Mark. Bruce and David Shade of lluallngs are spending part of their Cliristma* vacation with their aunt*, uncle* and grandmother while their mother. Mra. Dean Shade. 1* convsleedng following surgery. * George Wood and aon. Dennis, of Clarklake were Wednesday evening guest* of Mr. and Mra. Gary West for a pre-Clirf*tma* party. * Mn. Gene Shade and Andy visited Mrs. Ralph Weaver and Jane of Has- ChrUtms* party ,«u held at the home of Mr. ana Mra. Rene Gangulllet of rural Hastings on Christ­ mas Eve. Thrxe a»t««v<|n- w—Mr. and Mrs. Howard Newton and Weaver. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Weaver and Jane. Gary Welch-r of Dowling and Mr .'and Mn. Grec .Shade and Andy. Mr. and Mra. Donald Humm-1 and family spent the weekend in ALL ERRORS—in sd* tehee by phon* to ba at Mader'* risk. altnoMgh we msk* ip«<<*l «Hort to *•* that th* copy is taksa con*ctly. CARDS OF THANKS 6 IN MEMORIAMS—2e p«r word. To Our Friends and Customers Yuletide We extend the SEASON S GREETINGS and express ISSS, by DON D. JACKSOX, JB. DOROTHY A. JACKBOX. bo.•nd wif., u Maruinri, la U. IT FF.OF.R.tl. HxVlN.iw |»U X ABBOCIA-nOX or KALAMA Greetings the hope that our cordial ■KU relations may continue for many years to come. Sincere good wishes (or a Christens* Eve party. Mr and Mr* Juan Bai-z and family of Grand Rapids, Mr. and Un Do­ mingo SUvu of Ionia. Mr and Mra. Raul Luna and family of for a bright and FRANCISCO FARM SUPPLY happy holiday sea­ Gallardo and family and FhUtcLwn Rodiigura and daughter* The highlight of the evening wa* a long -distance call to their slater. son to all of you. MAHLER SEASON'S BEST MOTOR SALES Andy spent Sunday with Mr. and Mra. Ralph Weaver and Jane of Rusting*. Other visitor* were Mr and Mra. Reginald Dunigan and family of rural Hastings. * Mr. and Mrs Hail McAllister of Battle Creek were Bunday visitors of Mr and Mn. John Caylor, Susie and ts* ktahMI bldd.r .1 public or THiii. Cor Uo pnrpooo rf iu lb* *ao«nt doo **d a* pal Mid Morc«*<*. totolbor with II root* tad rbtrsM of mI*. lael* tlteraoy too at ISO.00. nro.l I Uw. th* Uada Bad pmlw. Warm Wishes and Sincere Thanks Dunham Happy Holiday! By Mrt. P". II. Chaateman to our Loyal Friends Patrons BARRY’S FARM STORE GREETINGS! Drive for a .Hirri.laln* . Mirk If**. of this and Joyous Season, we thank you for son had Sunday dinner their poQmm. Mr. and Clyde Cheeneman. *, The Wright family wFrv Sunday your loyal patronage. with Mrs Jim Visi­ LARKE-BUICK CHEVROLET Safe Holiday. PROTECT NOTICES ★ Automotive CANVAS TARPS 5x7 to 16x20 $3.47 up Yourself Your Community 1&56 TO 4954 STfCK SETUP Dodge or Plymouth overdrive transmission. bell housing, fly wheel, pressure plate, clutch plate. 820 00. Phone WT 5-605 after 4 pm. tf >n N.i i Ik. Miehti k *11 n WINICK'S WI 206 N. Mkbigaa ★ Business Services Clarence Ritiema WINDOW GLASS INSTALLED In aluiplnum. steel or wood gash. Burkey Auto Glass & Radiator Shop. 21S N. Jeffer­ A son. Hastings. tf Heating - Plumbing HASTINGS Service MOTOR SALES WI 5-5352 GREETINGS Good Luck Happiness Good Health guaranteed. Lapo Drug. 144 E. ★ Lost State St, Hastings tf GOOD AS^NEW STORE WHEELER MARINE SALES A ONE AND ONE-HALF YEAR SERVICE — Mercury outboard OLD PART BEAGLE AND motor* New and used boat*. SPANIEL DOG — White and . note Boat*. Trailers and scbrawn with "pink" nose. Lost CMSorie* M-66 In NschvlU*. 3 miles West of Bristol Cor­ OL 1-2851 or OL 3-4074. tf ner*. Answers to "Rex.” Has a chrome choke chain. Call: Ken Gray. 623-2091 CollacL tf Wallpaper Fine Friends FOR MORE BEAUTIFUL HAIR ★ NoHcee1 —Use RexaU's fast permanent. Regular S2.00—Now 11.00. No pre-shampoo—No after odor. ITS JACOBS PHARMACY FOR FAST 24-HOUR FILM Available at Jacobs' Pharmacy, SERVICE! No charge for over­ tf size prints. tf TABLE PAPER - For picnics, family reunions, lots of u»es. THE FATMAN—Private Deter40- by 100'. >350 at The Ban­ tlve 24-Hour. Shadowing. Tape. ner office. tf Poto-Fllm Evidence. NaUonwide. Confidential. Call WO 20-INCH GAB STOVE — Very 4-3445 or write IM North good condition. Call WI 6-4161 Union. Battle Creek. 1S/30 after 5 pm. 12/10 HELP WANTED Write now for information on establishing profitable Rawleigh business in N. Prosperity Barry County or Hostings. Experience unnecessary. average earnings. Write Rawleigh, Dept. MC Above REAHM MOTOR SALES L 651 M3. Freeport, tf BARTENDER AND WAIT­ RESS — Only those with ex­ perience need apply. For New Years Eve only, Ph. WI 6­ 3377. U/B0 L At R EXPERT TREE SERV­ ICE — Trimming, cabling, re­ moval. Free estimate* Insured Phone OL 3-6086 Ntihvllle. PART TIME-Evenings and Sat­ Mich. tf urdays. 15 hours per week. >45DO. Car necessary. Write: ELECTRIC Razors repaired— Box No. 009. c/o Hastings Special —Your razor cleaned, Banner. ij/fo lubricated and sharpened, only KAECHELE'S 305 S. Church .NOTICE: Msay 11 iliaI* la U. •‘in*!*- or "T.n*l*~ eolamak *r* noi lateadod io oselug* or 41. course* *pplle*tlea» from pvnvM of lb* oikor MI. Bach listlBg* *r* for th. roar.aioaeo ot r**4*n bocaow >oa» occupaiioa* *r* eva•I4*r*4 mor* oitrartico te p*noa. of oa* m thu lb. *u<r DtocrlalaatloB ia oaplaywoat bccaas* ot •** la yrohlbliMl by ib* ie«4 Fodoral Hr II rlfbla Mt With eorIbIb .irrlitn oa EapIvyTMBt BgOUeU. and employer, oortrvd by Ib* Mt uiaal lndl«*l* I* tholr a4<w liwra.nl wh.lhor lb. fitted poolHoc. *r* arailabl* to bolb mim. III. ■it Help Wanted Mftrb.U, WHY NOT LET US MAKE you a rubber stamp with your new ZIP Code number. Three-iinc 2/3 ACRE BORDERS A NICE CREEK Almost pew J-bedroom modern home just outside city limit*. Lovely large back yard. School bu* goes by the door. Will trade for bouse in town of equal value. HASTINGS BANNER CLASSIFIEDS Cull WI 5-3481 �Card of Thanks Old London Town 'Conunued from Pg. 1, this Sec.) they are unusual and traditional Fresh Ont of the Attic Battle Creek latter part of 18C4. -The wae rtny-Tive'fhllta. and it CABO or THANKS neighbor*, frlands and relatives for their thoughtfulness for us while I was in the hospital, also for all the many cards, call* and food received since returning were Mill in operalkxi during this period from 1850 to 1859 In another paragraph near the Clayton Valentin* CARD OF THANKS thanks and appreciation to the big die you 1029 and there, under Woodland. Lake Odessa and for trucking the cattle: Ira Scud­ der and Verdon Hesterly for tak­ ing care of the milk cobs. To everyone who helped, gave hay and straw, and the many offers of help. There were eo many we couldn't possibly thank everyone Mr. and Mra. Byron Hesterly CARD OF THANKS gratitude for the many acta of kindness, both mentally, morally, physically and financially by th* doctor* and nurse*, both at Pen­ nock and Blodgett, and by neigh­ bor*. ft lend* and even strangers. We are eo very grateful for everything done for us. * Mr. snd, Mr» Warren J. Calms CARD OF THANKS I wish to thank Drs. Huebner. Castleman and Noah, the nurse* and nurse* aids on second floor far the wonderful care they gave me while I was in Pennock Ho*pital To my relatives, friend* and neighbors for the flowers, plants, mill and card* sent to me. Also to those who stood by me wlille I was in surgery, and to those who called, and for the prayers which Were said for me which helped to nuke it much If the British Museum had noth­ ing else oo display save (he Elgin Marblre, It would be a unique Institution, since they are undoubt- in modem tlmss and undoubtedly •eric* of beautiful sculptured pieces, attributed to Pheldlaa. that mice of Elgin, while British Ambassador to Greece, discovered that the <xi* wdiltcctural masterpieces of all history, *** tn e sad sUU of arid *ouvt:Jr hunters. He concluded Hut die only way to preserve for posterity the last veatagee of the more the Good Intent Line remaining sculptured O3F* COACHEB trcmaidous personal expense, he «ra« given peruilrslan to take away l..xu or figures upon them." Proper packli.g and shipping was an added costly hem. The ship on which they were being earned to London. 3 immediately, but It was two years Today. of course, the Elgin Mar- , □as are ptUe.Ok* and would com­ mand a mu.U-mllllon dollar figure if ever offered for sale—which they are' never likely to be. Yet, when Lord Elgin offered them to tlie British Government far 35.two pounds, which covered but a frac­ Mra. Lloyd (Aims* Goodenough tion ot hl* total pencinal expense* CARD OF THANK* I wish to thank TJr Huebner. who was trying to bilk the English Dr Birk and Dr. Myers for their excellent work and P ein n o c k Hospital, nurses and nurse* aides for their excellent care, also Time has proven the correctnrw' card*, flowers and visit* during of Lord Elgin's Judgment. You my recent sUy st Ui* hospital Arthur Krerer appreciate Use exquisite beauty of CARD OF THANKS * three marble can bats, even though I wish to thank all Ute people far from for the wonderful box of goodies presented to me from E W. Blue tton. The Local 3M and Foundry for done a magnificent Job in in* the collection in logical order membered. and giving it proper lighting and display. Far thuec whose knowledge In Memoriam (which probably includes most of IN MF.MORIAM In loving memory of our dear nlfkentiy done and makes the wife, mother and grandmochvr. Minnie R. Falconer, who passed entire collection olive and meanaway teo year* ego December 29 Mr. Benjamin Falconer When walking In back of the and family Mr. and Mrs Robert Falconer still graceful fragments of wmlpture that once adorned the trland Patti Mr. and Mra. George Lydy and family the Parthenon, an unusual fact U evident. AU of this statuary, when Special Speaker bi place, could be viewed only At Carlton from (he front. Yet. the artist who carved, three figures from marble Center Church S|>cuker at the recuUr weekly gare just as much attention and wonhlp service a tthe Carlton applied artistry to the invisible Cent.-r Sevrnth-day Adventist \lde ns to tlie front The statues Church on Saturday. Jan. 1, will could be turned about and tlie be Prof Nell Sherwin detail seen from the front would from Karachi Training Kchoul. san be as near perfect as tlw sculptor could make It AU this educational director. Iwn- before and is a native of the days of Pheldia* Today, we Battle Creek where he Is spend­ would protably dismiss such con­ ing part of ids furlough with cern for perfection as costly relatives and friends A general Inviutkxi is extend- this portion at the mwaion fuid For Banner CUaslfkd Ads Call WI 5->481. A stop at our airline office tn confirm reservations tor the flight home brought lire news that a Business Directory MODUCTIOK CRfDIT ASSOCIAHUN | Phone 945-9415 | Form, Educational & Automobile Loan* State Farm Insurance AUTO — FIU BONDS Swanton Inauranca KALAMAZOO, BATTLE CREEK* GRAND RAPIDS, Th» PBOPBIETOE hu recently Stacked thie Route with GOOD BdHMl w Coaehet sod Careful and experienoed driver*. No pains will be spaced to Dike this * Cos^rvursBLi and Aouueu route to trav'deh. This is tbe nearest and pf.st rente, sod over the beat roads to | Hastings, Flat River, Saranac, and Ionia, >6, Luvra Battle Crock and Kalamaxoo, Toroday, Tbvrtday and Fatnrday toornin?*,' on tbe anft tbe M. G R. IL Care from the East ami W««L From Hattie Creek, thia line paaan thro? . IVRoea Centra, Yorkville, Goll Prairie, ami there eunnccU with the Stage* from Kdamuoo for Pr»iCfirievilJe. Orangeville, Yankee Spring* nnd Middleville, connecting there with Stage* for Grand Rap1 -',^j ida, which pea through Caledonia, Whitneyvdle and Cascade. | « ft for Middle«i|k there connecting with Baide Creek sad Kslamasoo Liar, poraimr throorh the -/A ^<abo«o named place*, oo Monday,’Wednesday and Friday morningv, arriving at Battle Cro^k andi*^ ^Kal«b«ooio t.me foUketbaVare for th.'&rt nnd dTintimX H.mjbrij¥ tf Ime of etaget for tbe hoathera Railroad. OF DtfUINCTJON Lawrence Brother* THESHmODM INSURANCE FOR ROBERT W. SHIRWOOO, Mgr. All Forms of r 7 4 ------------ z------- ------------- ------- -- --------- ----------------------- ;• ft Stages Leave 4’ Take Passengers at all Public Houses'! , CMveysere* wav be bad at all of The principle places o* tbe Route, to soy part of the coontry. r r TtakM Spring!, SotBM. C. W. LEWIS, Proprietor. OUT AFTER BUSINESS Thia is a copy of an advertising card iwuetl by C. W. Lewi*, stage driver. After the Abbey, we strolled rmsa th* river tar an ImtWHUdvr Instead of two Consequently we view c( the Parliament Building in did a bit of scrambling to get In Ila setting along the Thames. Thai back to the hotel for a quick change and a dash to the Hay­ It la a shame to dash through market Theater for a thoroughly a place like the National Gallery cnjoyable. totally •unarty" mystery where so much atteitlon has been given to the proper display and lighting of its famous collection Simpsons in the Strand where they of paintings. However, we did pause wheel out huge joinu of English for a moment In front of the Turner sunset* and recalled that die artist In answer to k.crltlc'a bloody to well done. Delicious! scornful challenge of "Whoever We were as elated driving out to saw a sunSet like thalT" repilrd. No one But don't you wish you the airport for the trip home si’ ujuldl" At^d a guuice *1 die gur- we were en route to Metropolitan for the flrat stage of the trip grxt* bursts of coloring he pro­ duced with such artistry, would. I abroad. It was an Intereating, almost believe, convince most of u*. that Ui tills exchange of commau. unbelievable experience to have a leisurely breakfast In London on rurner was ao-.n.uUly right. the morning of our departure and Then tjn to Westminster Atfoey an equally loUUrely dinner at tlie whkh in addition to *cnrin« « » Sutler in Detroit that same evechurch I* a complex of adminis­ trative offices nnd church MiwW a* delay In takeoff and Ute time re­ quired in going through custom* change in acliedule would give us MEMORIAL MONUMENTS sonallUes in English hirto^r dating 301 S. Michigan Av*. Hastings Office Hours MON.. WED. & FRI. TenaUv Tlw Rev. Gecgge Huff at 1. next daV. UeJ* Claimed that Michigan Conference of the plv«xs ahd thetr familira Andy 8t7aaM }<»> urmlnatwl Wesleyan Methodirt Church, and came from the Detroit wapa, bccouM of, the Grand Think Kagt> line from Hastuun to Acta ills wife were houmd afe a Grand Rapid*. Knlsunamu. faatCliruuius party Monday after- tie Crook. Jackaon. Owu*^xWnH aduree. U U noon iieid til the Northeast Ele- ion City and numerous other auttd that wvu the only tnentary School by Hie minis- church** The local arrarlgmenta Hastings. Including one to lowell I River Valley Railroad In 1809 MARSHALL - BATTLE CREEK­ North. Methodist By H. D Burptie GRAND RAPID* 1844 । Doe* anyone know anything A stage ran from Marahall Co These few paragraphs from Canton Smith and Julius Buttle Creek in 1844—a dlstar.ee lived, wliat became of him, did with * check to cover their ex-; X. h. u penac* as they go on an EvanMr and Mra. Jack “Fifty-two year* of Btagecoach- Granger ran a dally line btcwren | Of twelve mHow The Battle Creek be have a famUy. r ‘ " CdhUG Mlwtoa to Puerto Biro family spent Christi ln« In Michigan 1822-1*74.” * ri^Vhu'miiiwvdLth tSl,'lr two **ckfl at lhc English mother. Mr. and Mi H . inc omy aon or > »P«klnr Church of the Werteyan der of Leech Lak*. iBBa He was Michigan Biate Library were very _________ ___ ___ _ __ ___ Tr__ - dtaUtaa Yankee Bill" I have never Bob and Mn With Mohl-r were ---------— —-------- , kee" Lewi* formed the “Good! of seventy milm. This route been able to find anyone tlwt a lot of you folks will enjoy It intent Line." but be died in IBM. j could be oonstdered stow, because knew anything about him. Even ’ GRAND RAPIDSdidn't know BATTLB CREEK 18U line. The line in 1854 was enjoy- HASTINGS-YANKEE SPRINGS Ina a aond tri-WMklv n*trtm*n»i A un tear *•< _ a kMr*. R. H Loppenthien left on by Canton Smith and William H. *5rTln< tUe_ Cre?.t «*l*n>*»o. tween Grand Rapids and Jack- Thuraday for * weekend tn LudWlthey. from Grand Rapid*, and Grand Rapid*. HaMlng* Flat tngton with ber sister, Mrs. Grace; William “Yaxikee" Lnns. t r o m i Rlw, Baranac, and Ionia. the Ruthborm Hous* tn Grand Barry County. The line operated. The Good Intent Line nude Rapid-., and traveled through a tmi-weekly wrvioe. In 1848. • connections with the Michigan Yankee Springs. CharloUe. Ea­ the line ran by way of Hartings Central Railroad, alilch wed ton Rapid*, and Jackson. A line reluming to Florida after New -nuking the trip In one day. | Katamasoo will Battle Creek Tbs line was pulled off before ma and Rev. Eliott for their the E W. Bliss local UAW and CIO Union 4I4xlor the loveiy pUnt To the Martin Corner* WdCS lor the nice box and to everyone else who helped u> make my alay enjoyable. To Mr. and Mr*. John Porntt for asking me to come to their home to convalesce after leaving the hos­ pital. Your kindnre* will always be remembered May God bless you al), and a Happy New Year Rev.. Mrs. Huff Honored Monday By Stale Group "W4're As Near As Your Telephone" SERVICE and REPAIR GUIDE Clip This Guide Keep It in a Handy Place for Future Reference . LAWN MOWER REPAIR—Au-’ Appliance & General Repair thorlsed n..i.. Dealer <«. for u/ Whssl Bunncaa Services Offered LET OUR EXPERIENCED SERVICE' . MAN repair your appliances Mower*. E. L. Carproter Hard- pUMP SERVICE—Sta-Rite Waler w.„ । Sy*»ems Sold, Installed, wrvicerf w,m' 1 Lewis Electric, Cloverdale 623­ I 5381. All types ol repair work handled ■ Call Service Dtpt., Montgomery Ward, Hastings WI 5-2954. Automobile & Machinery Repair WATCH AND DIAMOND RING REPAIR—Expert workmanship. St. Phone WI 5-5316. COMPLETE AUTO CLASS SERV­ ICE—Ftret class work. Call WI 5-5085,-Bu»key Sale* and Serv­ ice. 218 N. Jefferson. 1.000 gal*.I. Cad 945-5482. Concrete Products KEYS DUPLICATED while you wait. Ben Franklin Store. State GET YOUR READY-MIX from the at Jefferson. Barry County Ready Mix Co. RENTAL OF WHEEL CHAIRS. WALKERS AND CRUTCHES— Headquarter* for hovpitsl sup­ lie*. tflbrdnar'*. Phone 945- CERAMIC. FORMICA. LINOLEUM AND CARPET REPAIR—Has­ CUSTOM GRINDING ANO MIXtings Floor Covering, 123 W. AL SIGNS' TIRE SERVICE. 235 S. State. WI 5-5110. WATCH & CLOCK REPAIRING— LYONS SEPTIC TANK SERVICE— Installation. Dry Well. Drain Phone WI 5-5412. Plant, w’ State Rd. Phone WI 5-2123. Miscellaneous and Balancing. Brake Shocks and Muffler 945-5170. 2223. HAVE YOUR PICTURES FRAMED COMPLETE DEVELOPING SERV­ AT BEVEAWYK S COLOR CEN­ ICE—24 hour Service I black TER — Raw wood or ■ finished, I end whrte). Jacobs Prescription • frames Also, custom franting CAAIN saw headquaFtersjIk Pharmacy. Phone WI 5-2466. 111 111 llul Repairs and sharpening. Saw parts and supplies. McCulloch bSTOM DRAPERY" SERVICE — MOBILE HOMES SALES —Dels and Pioneer Frenciico Farm Largest selection of Drapery Auto Wreckmg and Del's PMSupply. M37 So. Wi 5-3150. Fabric* in Barry County. Kirsch lip * "66 ■. M37 So . 945-5141. rod*. Installation and Hanging Engraving Milter Jewelers, I *8 Head office of the English branch yNo matter bow ehjcvable a trip’ of the E. W. BUM Company is-idw may be, nothing surperaiw Um locked wi Abbey property We had intended to pay a call there, but ZIPPERS REPLACED. AND -RE­ PAIRED m huavy garmeM*. Red time was rutmUqt outgan. UBA. locked •specially besuWing sportm* Boots and Shoes. While in the Abbey , we had the Boobe's Shoe Shop. 123 S. Jeffrraon. RADIATORS Cleaned, Repaired. Rodio, Television Repairing Recored. Burkey Sale* and Servrehearsal ot the famous Wtstmln- from Battle Creek to pdX thi> . Kt, 218 N. Jefferson. Phone TROPHY CENTER—Plus special•■thirty" on whit lbd.b<*ii i most GAMBLE'S REPAIR SHOP —All WI 5-5176. SENTZ TV COLOR SALES AND group are carefully selected and SERVICE — 315 S. Hanover, tntcresUng and satlsUcfory tour. more Jewewr. iu. njc c... ___ x— live under strict discipline al the Phono 945-5316. edMignees. Call 945-2317. SERVICE ON ALL MAKES of tracELECTRICAL CONTRACTING lent scholastic a* well as musical VACUUM CLEANER HEADQUAR­ TVS. RADIOS & RECORD PLAY­ training. It Is ■ wonderful oppor•nd supplies. Kelley Electric TERS—Service, parts, hoses and ERS REPAIRED—Central Rad>o Service, 524 Middleville Rd. Phone Wi 5-2700 after 5 pm . HooWr Sale* and S^vK*. Stcury Hastings. 5-5052. Electric. 222 S. JefNnon buys stag iMiuUlully; pcrlccuon Insurance and Bands JERRY ANDRUS Abbey didn't seem to diMuro mem Call 945-3481 If You Would Like to bo Lilted in This Weekly Service and Repair Guide �Old London Town Rev.. Mrs. Huff > Fresh Out of the Attic (Continued Dpra Pg, 1. this sec > they are unusual and traditional ' and Grand Itahid» L-vm liDft to the latter p^rt <J 16L4 The run waa fifty-’five miles, snd it llrtiioxnrl Mz>,tzln,r!mncr and waa urcturited to above route* camo Into axUUiwe. ; 8KS3fcWRr®SS were atill in opecatkxi during this prior! from 1850 to 1839. over night, and conic back tbe n»-xt da.V Ihf!* S’kimed tisat Andy Stea-aXi' Jdb termimucd ----------- *c- Oniad 7*njnk amge line from Hastings to Ada Railroad < “I tt*s route in and change*! it to HastingsOrand Rapids. In fact, he ran •tated thkt thrtine wa* the only means of travel until tlie Grand Hasting*. including one to Lowell River Valley Railroad In 1809. MARSHALL - BATTLE CREEKGRAND RAPIDS l&M A stage ran from Marshall to On a tour of tlie Extensive base- lion at registry books which, so the fiy H D. Burpee name Just as «t had written it Capten Bmith and Julius “Flfly-two ymra ot Wagtcoach- Granger ran a dally line between ing In Michigan 1823-1874." a Grand Rapid* and Hattie Creek If the British Museum had noth­ on tlie Gull Prairie Route in ing else on display save the Elgin Michigan Htatc Library were ven ■Yankee BUL” 1 have never Marbles, it would be a unique Interrwling to me and I am sure of seventy mUca. This route been able to find anyone that a kit of you folk* wUl enjoy It knew anything about him. Even ’ GRAND RAPIDUfour milt* an hour. BATTLE CKKEK 1B4J HASTINGS-YANKEE SPRINGS ing a good tri-weekiy patronage Mrs. R. H Loppenthien Jefr on by Canton Smith and William H. rewing Battle Creek. Kalamazoo, tween Grand ilapida and Jack­ Wlthey, from Grand Rapids, anti Grund Rapid*. Hastings Flat son. The tatter line Mortal Inart tngtoo with her sister, Mra. Grace I the Rathbone House in Grant! Meaner. The Good Intent Line made Rapid', and traveled through Thom** Bruce, the sevoith Earl Barry County. The line operated connection* with Hie Michigan tor the Christmas holiday* and are of Elgin. While British zUnbassadur the line ran by way of Hastings Central Railroad, which served ton Rapids, and Jackson A line returning to Florida after New to Greece, discovered that tlie Kalamazoo and Battle Creek. Years. The Une wa* pulled off before Honored Monday By State Croup iMribodUc Church ol Bturgta. The Rev. Gectge Huff J U>u. - ------------— --- ------------------ --— N. Boltwnod. prraidral of the ^wul wtU be gone aixxM three Michigan Conference the, of hte wife were honored ar a ChrtaUnaa party Monday afternrxin txld at the Northcutt Elctnentarj’ School by the mini*te.-s and their famine* of the Michigan Conference th«r famlllr* Grand Rapid*. Kahunaaoo. KtUe Creek. Jackson. OwqtWIxVnion City and numcroua other churthe*. The local arriuigpynta were made by Re* and Mra. Methodist previous visit to London. CrtUUc Mission to Puerto Rico family zpoit Chmtmaa with her for two wrxtk* nt the English mother, Mr and Mra. Clyde Benspeoking Church of the Wesleyan der of Leach Lake. Method!* Bt Caparra Heights -p* Kfn Rrahnu. Larry *nd Bob and Mrs. Edith MotilT were all history, waa tn a aad state of wreckage and the prey of vandal* snd souvenir Luntera. He concluded Good Intent Line posterity the last vestagM of the move the remaining sculptured OF COACHES, chiming in with liona or figures upon them." Proper packing and shipping w as an added rosily lian The ship on which New Year’i greetingt § Immediately, but it was two years KALAMAZOO, BATTLE CREEK & GRAND RAPIDS, Today, of course, the Elgin Mar­ S; The raOPBIETOB hu recently Stocked thb Route with 0000 Bmuf P sew Coaches and darafol and experienced driver*. vlrvcrasu and Aokxxawt route to iraveleh. ant Elgin offered them to the British Government tor 33,000 xxmds, which covered but a fracJon ot hte total per.<cnk! expanse who was trying to bilk the English BEEBE'S SHOE SHOI^ (Al and Wilma Beck) i mu caught in a heavy storm off lhe island of cerigo and wrecked. yland a mu.U-rmillon dollar figure • and a Metre “thank you" to our fint palront. No pales will b« ipafed to maka thia a Coa-1 1 Thia is the Dearest and d&it rente, aad over the beet roods to | Hastings, Flat River, Saranac, and Ionia. : Sai Ltavn Battle Creek and Kalamazoo, Toeaday, Tberedsy and Saturday moroiag*,’ on the arrfvnl 1 gfiof tbe M. C. H. R. Care from tbe Eael ami WreL From iteitle Creek, this line pemre throcnb3 ■LRoee Centre, Yorkville, Gull Prairie, and there connects with the Stages from Kalamazoo for Prai4 Cftrievilk-, Orangeville, Yankee Springe and hliddkville, connecting there with Bfagra for Grand Rap! “7fids, which pku through Caledonia, Whitneyv:llo and Cascade. ’ I SzMStfOBS ® ' if. Lard Elgin's • judgment. You Appreciate toe exquisite beauty ot here marble carvbo. even though Ion Tlie Britoh government has lone a magnificent job Ui arrungng the collection in logical order Jid giving It proper lighting and which probably includes most of u> there is a taped lecture cocilete with eardhancs which 1* magdflcently done and makes the ntire collection allife and mouingful Wlien walking In beck of tlie til] graceful fragments of nculpure that once adorned the tringular pediment* at either end of be Parthenon, an unusual fact is vldent AU of this statuary, when n place, could be viewed only roni <>'-e front. Yft. the arii»t who arred these figures from marble avt just as much attention and pplled artistry to the invisible ould be^, turned about and the stall »een from the front would till be as near perfect a* the mlptor could make it. AU thl* % for Mid<U<rtA|k there connecting with Rattle Creek aad Kalamazoo Une. pamixur U.rotwh tho: MahoM named ^l*c«A oo Moaday, Wodomday ab<FHday mornings arri* ing at JUttle Credr amd i-k kalaruaaoo « time to take the Cire for the £»rt op M cet, and alm fa time for Hnmpbrey Jk Lab t y line of stage* for the Southern Railroad. r \ Stages Leavr^fake Passengers al all Public Houses!^ msv be bad at all"of“theprinciple piareseil ^Ceaveja*ecs £ the Route, to any pert of tbe country. r r customers for their past good will. Yankee 8prinfi, Mor. IBM. a C. W. LEWIS, Proprietor, COLEMAN AGENCY INSURANCE OUT AFTER BUSINESS Thin is a copy of an advertising card bimed by C W. Lewis, stage driver. After the Abbey, are strolled, -rmi th. river for •!> Immaxhre view of the Parliament Building in did a bit of scrambling to get in its settoig along the Thames. Thai back to the hotel for a quick cljadge and a dash to the HayIt te a shame yy-dash through yiarket Theater for a thoroughly a place like the National Gallery enjoyable, totally “unarty" mystery Eorl Coleman given to the proper display and Lighting of It* famous collection ot paintings However, we did pause for a moment in front of the Turner sunset* and recalled that die artist in answer to u critic* acomful chadcngc of -Wiioever and afterward a late dinner at 8unpaona in the Strand where they wheel out huge joints of Englbh oloody to well done. Delicious! 'We're As Near As Your Telephone' SERVICE and REPAIR GUIDE Clip/This Guide Keep It in o Handy Place for Future Reference i LAWN MOWER REPAIR—'Au­ Appliance & General Repair thorized Dealer for Wheel Business Services Offered PUMP SERVICE—Sta-Rite Water System* Sold, installed, serviced Lewi* Electric. Cloverdale 623­ 5381. UT OUR EXPERIENCED SERVICE with factory warranted part*. We were as elated driving out to All types of repair work handled. No one. But don’t you with you the airport for the trip home as Call Service Dept.. Montgomery be days of Pheidtas. Today, we KEYS DUPLICATED while you could!" And a guuioe al toe gor- we were en route to Metropolitan Automobile & Machinery waif. Ban Franklin Store. State ■ould probably dismiss such con­ Repair tra for perfection m costly auced with such Artistry. would. 1 abroad. WATCH AND DIAMOND RING? It wu an interesting, almost REPAIR—Expert workman*hip. I RENTAL OF WHEEL CHAIRS. Gilmore Jeweler*. 102 E. State 1COMPLETE AUTO CLASS SERVunbelievable experience to have a WALKERS ANO CRUTCHES— A stop at our airline office to IfE—First Class work. Call WI St. Phone WI 5-5316. Headquarters foe hospital. supleisurely brenidaat tn Landon on Turner was amciuteiy right. □nfirm reservations for the flight 5-5085.“flurk*y Sales and Serv­ die morning of our departure and ome. brougiit the news thst a Then on to Westminster Abbey an amUy leisurely dinner at the CERAMIC. FORMICA. LINOLEUM which tn addition to serving as a SUtlarln DetroU-that same eveAND CARPET REPAIR — H*iCUSTOM GRINDING AND MIX­ tings Floor Covering. 123 W. church is ■ complex of adminis­ AL SIGNS' TIRE SERVICE. 235 S. ING done at the firm according State. WI 5-5H8. trative officM and church school as delay in taken!t and the time re­ Farm Tire*. Wheel Alignment quired in going through custom* and Balancing. Brake Rebping, Jirectory MEMORIAL MONUMENTS &onaUUes in English history dating OF DISTINCTION Lawrence Brothen Hi SHHMOOO AGENCY INSURANCE o! toe E. w. BUM Company is also located wi Abbey*propcrty We had intended to pay a call there. but While Ui the Abbey. »e had the DOGS training. It is a wonderful oppor­ tunity for those who qualify—but touruu doing the rounds of tlie Abbey didn’t reran to disturb them Shocks and 945-5170. Concrete Products GET YOUR READY-MIX from the Phone WI 5-2123. All GRADES WASH! AND GRAVEL—Banc Stata Rd. Phono WI 5-2123. Miscellaneous Muffler TROPHY CENTER—Plus special­ ized engraving of all kind*. Gil­ more Jeweler. 102 E. Sialo St., Phono 945*5316. .bcm i moat GAMBLE'S REPAIR SHOP"--All i#ary tour. appliances CHI 945-2317. AVI year-oid blend Goekes spaniel VACUUM CLEANER HEADQUAR­ TERS—Service, parts, hoies and All Forms of boys sug beautifully; perfection LYONS SEPTIC TANK SERVICE— Installation, Dry Well, Drain field, Pumping ($24.00 for’lw 1,000 gals.). Call 945-5482. Service. HAVE YOUR PICTURES FRAMED , COMPLETE DEVELOPING SERV­ AT BEVERWYK S COLOR CEN­ ICE — 24 hour Service 'black TER— R*w wood Jinnhed frames. Aho. cu*r6W framing. No matter how enjoyable a trip* CHAIN SAW HEADQUARTERS— 221 W. Mill. > Repair* and sharpening. Saw parts and supplie* McCulloch CUSTOM DRAPERY'SERVICE — MOBILE, HOMES SALES — Del'* liome base again. HastingswMicht- ZIPPERS REPLACED. AND-RE­ Auro Wrecking and Del's PhilSupply, M37 So. WI 5-3150. Fabrics in Barry County. Kirich PAIRED in haevy garmertf*. Red lrp s ' 66 '. M37 So , 945-5141. Wmg Spurting Bent* and Shoe*. Boabe’s Shoe Shop, 123 5. Jeffenon, , LOCK ^PAIRING— ndgrKmsnship. Also Jewelry Repair and Engraving Millet Jewelers, 118 group are carefully selected and interesting and lure under strict discipline al Utt K0BUT W. MUIWOOD. Mgr. nsuronce and Bonds JERRY ANDRUS Jim Coleigor change bi schedule would give us only one more full day tn London Electee. 222 S. Jetferaon. Jefferson. Experienced median5-5052. ELECTRICAL CONTRACTING — Repair and rww work. Fixtures TVS. RADIOS & RECORD PLAY. and supplies. Kelley Electric ERS REPAIRED—Central Radio Service, 524 Middleville Rd . Phone WI 5-2700 after 5 p-m . Hastings. I Call 945-3481 If You Would Like to be Listed in This Weekly Service and Repair Guide �FiRSTBaBYCoMTeST Hastings Merchants Welcome the Lucky Little Lad or Lass Contest Rules: OVR GIFT TO THE BABY . . . A Tiny Little Pair of BABY SHOES We are sure the baby will tike these shoes, because to many babies have to happily worn our shoes for years. Hastings Cut Rate Shoe Store W. STATE ST. OVR GIFT TO THE BABY . . . The new baby will toon need a fine TOILET TRAINING SEAT Ari Baby must be born in Barry County, to parents living in Barry County. r. riu <■(«. Him o*.i WalldorfFs Furniture - IQS E. STATE ST. Arrival of baby must be reported to The Banner within 24 2 OVR GIFT TO THE BABY . . . hours of birth. OUR BABY'S Report of arrival must contain (a.) exact time and place of birth; (b) names of parents and address; (c) doctor's name and address; (d) baby's name. The winner will be the first baby born in Barry County in 1966, of Barry County parents. The birth record, with date, hour and minute of birth and full name and address of parents must be furnished The Banner Office not later than 24 hours after birth. • -c Affer the winning family has been notified, an adult mem­ ber of the family will please call at The Banner Office for the official Gift Certificate. This should be presented by an adult member of the family to the participating states* for the gift which each individual store is giving. FIRST SEVEN YEARS A record book of birth, growth and develop, ment covering the fint seven yean of the new baby's life. JACOB’S Prescription Pharmacy 125 E. STATE ST. OVR GIFT TO THE BABY'S MOTHER?. . . NYLON SLIP We do not have things for the baby, but we do want to join the celebration and give the Mother a gift she can wear. The BONNET & GOWN Shop 104 E. STATE ST. To the Proud Parents OVR GIFT TO THE BABY . . The Genuine Dennis Mitchell SIT *N STAND AUTO SEAT So Baby can ride comfortably and conveniently in of the First OVR GIFT TO THE BABY'S MOTHER . . . We'll Give Hw a Fine Pair of Baby of 1966 in Barry County ... We HOUSE SLIPPERS Extend our Best Wishes and ... an Both pretty and warm to wear Enlarged, Framed Photograph of the . while caring for the new baby. Mother and Child ,.. and a One-Year the family auto. BEN FRANKLIN STORE WAYNE’S SHOE STORE Subscription to The Hastings Banner. 134 W. STATE ST. 102 W. STATE ST. THE HASTINGS BANNER OCR GIFT TO THE BABY . . . OVR GIFT TO THE BABY . . OVR GIFT TO THE BABY . . . A Deluxe, Copper-Plated Set of Aluminum MEASURING SPOONS A BABY GOWN A BABY RING Your choice from our fine (election of 'baby gowns. We have the first ring for the first baby of the New Year ... a gift of Gold, for a permanent To accurately prepare Baby's formula liter Hardware STATE ST4. treasure. GARDNER’S HODGES JeweJry "The Corner Drug Store" Established 1931 101 E. Stale St. 122 W. STATE ST. OVR GIFT TO THE BABY . . . OVR GIFT TO THE BABY'S FAMILY . . . An Eight-Inch Decorated SAVINGS ACCOUNT One of dur Beautiful BIRTHDAY CAKE To be presented on the New Baby's HOUSE COATS First Birthday . . . Selected from our New Spring Catalog with a 92 deposit made out in the baby's name. Hastings Savings & Loan Montgomery Ward & Co. DALE’S BAKE SHOP 136 E. Stale St. Appliance and Catalog Store 11R S. Jefferson 117 S. JEFFERSON “ITe Bake. Everything JFe Sell" OIK GIFT TO flit IWir ... Ve'11 Open a OCR GIFT TO THE BABY’S MOTHER . . . . rtfU from IlMtinri merchant*. OVR GIFT TO THE BABY . . . OVR GIFT TO THE BABY s'. . OVR GIFT TO THE BABY . . BABY FOOD A SURPRISE PACKAGE Felpausch Food Center Extends Congthtwjgfjo.qr ana will'present'this Baby with 12 jars of hA til FOOD and 12 Ig. cans of EVAPORATED MILK. iTe know what the baby will need soon after Its urritiil. So, we have arranged a "surprise" gift for the little one which wet know will come in handy. FOOD CENTER S. MICHIGAN AT COURTrST, FOR BABY’S MOTHER . . . Her Choice of a Pair of our Finest Nylon or Textured Hose A BABY J. C. PENNEY STORE 116 E. STATE ST. - A SOLID GOLD HEART NECKLACE ■New CRIB BLANKE A fine quality, warm crib blanket to PARMALEE STORE One Set of 50 “GIBSON” BABY ANNOUNCEMENT CARDS Schader’s Office Supplies For Business . . . Home . , . School 124 E. STATE ST. 126 W. STATE ST. OVR GIFT TO THE BABY .. OVR GIFT TO THE BABY . . . Wear To AU Community Plate ... The Finest Silverpinta BRUSH and COMB SET 2-Pieee Silver Baby Set NYLON Baby's hair will respond to tender core when this sanitary brush and comb are used. MILLER JEWELERS FORK and SPOON GILMORE JEWELERS 118 West State Street 102 E. State St. 114 E. STATE ST. If the new baby is a Girl ... or a Child's , Garey’s Shopper’s Haven DIAMOND RING if the new baby is a Boy., Hastings' Only Discount Store Happy OVR GIFT TO THE BABU . . . IPiih Our Congratulations and Compliments NEXT TO THE HASTINGS NATIONAL BANK ASSOCIATION Phone WI S-3B53 Member Federal Savingsjmd^Loan Insurance Corp New Y LAPO PHARMACY � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Hastings Banner Subject The topic of the resource Newspaper.HastingsBanner Description An account of the resource <strong>The Hastings Public Library wishes to thank Smith Imaging of Rockford, MI for their work digitizing the Hastings Banner.</strong><br /><br /><strong>The Library also wishes to thank all of the community members who donated money to support our digitizing efforts.<br /><br />The Banner Overview:</strong><br />The Hastings Banner newspaper has been published in Hastings, Michigan since 1856. The following history highlights are taken from Richard Cook's history as published in the 1956 Centennial Edition of The Hastings Banner, and recapped by Esther Walton in her From Time to Time column in The Banner dated April 12, 1984.<br /><br /><strong>Links to online copies of the paper follow the history section.<br /></strong><strong><br /><br /><br />Searching the paper:<br /></strong>The Banner, and all other PDF files on this history portal, are fully searchable. To search:<br /><ol><li>Click on the magnifying glass search icon in the upper right.</li> <li>Enter your search term(s) in the simple search box and press Enter or click on Search.</li> <li>Any PDF file on the site that contains your term(s) should be listed. Do not use the Advanced Search.</li> </ol><strong>See <a href="https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/676/How_To_Use_Online_Newspapers_8x11.pdf" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">How to Use Online Newspapers</a> for more information about using and searching online newspapers.</strong><br /><br />-----------------------<br /><strong>The Banner History</strong>:<br />C.S. Burton &amp; Co. were listed as the proprietors of the "Republican Banner", which first appeared here on May 1, 1856, with Dr. C. S. Burton as the publisher and Norman Bailey as editor.<br /><br />Publication office was on the second floor of the Rower Block, whose address was given as "corner of State and Church"; which corner was not specified.<br /><br />The objective of this publication was to win support for the newly created Republican party and thus counteract the influence of the Barry County Pioneer, a Democratic journal that had been published here since 1851. No copies of the first three issues of The Banner were saved.<br /><br />Make-up on the first journal corresponded with a pattern typical of most local journals then published. Page one contained a few columns of advertising, fiction (often a continued story), and a short feature of no particular news value. Page one was the "literary" page.<br /><br />Page two contained the editorial barbs, along with state news, political articles, Washington items and news of the national and territorial giovernments. Page three contained a few items of local news, sandwiched inbetween the local and foreign news.<br /><br />Page four was usually solid with advertising and as such was the editor's "bread and butter" page....Locally it was the pattern until the early 1880s.<br /><br />Several changes in ownership and management occurred during the first two years of publication, with J. M. Nevins taking over ownership interests on July 16, 1857. With the issue of May 7, 1862, "The Republican Banner" became "The Hastings Banner". Editor Nevins thought the village had developed sufficiently during the past several years to merit this recognition.<br /><br />Another major change in the management of The Banner came when Nevins sold the newspaper to George M. Dewey of Niles on March 14, 1866, who then took over as editor and publisher. Dewey, an ardent Republican and somewhat of a crusader, gave considerable space to editorial comment and party affairs and also directed pointed paragraphs against the saloons and local traffic in liquor. Dewey was the grandfather of Thomas E. Dewey, Republican presidential nominee in 1944 and 1948. Editor Dewey on May 4, 1870 changed the format (and name) of the paper to "Hastings Republican Banner". <br /><br />A fire in December 1883 burned The Banner plant (located in the middle of the block on the north side of State St. across from the courthouse). Files and back issues from August 1880 to December 1883 and the January 4, 1884 issues are missing.<br /><br />The Banner was purchased by Marshall L. Cook and George Bower on July 21, 1880. They changed the name to "The Hastings Banner". M. L. Cook soon became the sole owner and remained so until July 7, 1887 when Albert Nishern (M. L.'s brother-in-law) joined him. Albert Nishern sold his interest on November 6, 1889 to William Cook (M. L.'s younger brother).<br /><br />The Cook brothers partnership held together (56 years) ... Richard Cook followed his father into the newspaper business, and Richard's son William joined him. So the Cook family ownership continued for 85 years, from 1880 to 1974, when Richard and William sold the paper to High Fullerton. J-Ad Graphics became the owners of "The Hastings Banner" in August of 1981. Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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Title A name given to the resource Hastings Banner Published 1965 Subject The topic of the resource Newspaper.HastingsBanner Type The nature or genre of the resource PDF Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource Newspaper Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource varies within year published Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/NoC-NC/1.0/ Rights Holder A person or organization owning or managing rights over the resource. Hastings Public Library and J-Ad Graphics Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available J-Ad Graphics Date Accepted Date of acceptance of the resource. Examples of resources to which a Date Accepted may be relevant are a thesis (accepted by a university department) or an article (accepted by a journal). ongoing Description An account of the resource Hastings Banner Published 1965. 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